From 7a9748469400e6f295c4d75e31a0167093da8d60 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jiho Kim <55632840+nghtctrl@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Tue, 20 Jun 2023 00:59:21 +0900 Subject: [PATCH 001/112] Update required dependencies --- interview-streamlit/requirements.txt | 2 ++ 1 file changed, 2 insertions(+) diff --git a/interview-streamlit/requirements.txt b/interview-streamlit/requirements.txt index f4b957c..4f8b93e 100644 --- a/interview-streamlit/requirements.txt +++ b/interview-streamlit/requirements.txt @@ -1,2 +1,4 @@ transformers +streamlit +pandas torch \ No newline at end of file From c9d93ce2ef6b199dcab6db69d17c802665d944d5 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jiho Kim <55632840+nghtctrl@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Tue, 20 Jun 2023 02:05:34 +0900 Subject: [PATCH 002/112] Updated documentation for the genQuestion function --- interview-streamlit/app.py | 21 ++++++++++++++++++--- 1 file changed, 18 insertions(+), 3 deletions(-) diff --git a/interview-streamlit/app.py b/interview-streamlit/app.py index bdcc847..e4b4c97 100644 --- a/interview-streamlit/app.py +++ b/interview-streamlit/app.py @@ -17,11 +17,21 @@ "I think things out well. When I speak, I speak with conviction. If I feel like it's something that best suits me and my person, I deal with it. I say it. I have no problem speaking out publicly about issues. But for personal things, and for things about personal selfishness, or wanting more money, I don't do that. Once I give my word, that's it. I don't go back to renegotiate. I don't renegotiate my contracts." ] - -# pass in Strings of model choice and input text for context @st.cache def genQuestion(model_choice, context, tag): - # global descriptions + """Generate interview questions. + + Args: + model_choice: specify which BART model to use. + context: input text for the model. + tag: specify the length of the generated question (only if model_choice is 'Lengthed model'). + + Returns: + final_output: the four decoded generated sequences, separated by two newlines. + """ + + # Checks which BART model to use based on the value of model_choice + # Then loads a pre-trained BART model and tokenizer accordingly if model_choice=="Base model": model = BartForConditionalGeneration.from_pretrained("hyechanjun/interview-question-remake") tok = BartTokenizer.from_pretrained("hyechanjun/interview-question-remake") @@ -52,8 +62,13 @@ def genQuestion(model_choice, context, tag): model = BartForConditionalGeneration.from_pretrained("hyechanjun/reverse-interview-question") tok = BartTokenizer.from_pretrained("hyechanjun/reverse-interview-question") + # Tokenize context parameter using the selected tokenizer inputs = tok(context, return_tensors="pt") + + # Generate text using the selected pre-trained BART model output = model.generate(inputs["input_ids"], num_beams=4, max_length=64, min_length=9, num_return_sequences=4, diversity_penalty=1.0, num_beam_groups=4) + + # Decode the generated text, then format it into a single string final_output = '' for i in range(4): final_output += [tok.decode(beam, skip_special_tokens=True, clean_up_tokenization_spaces=False) for beam in output][i] + "\n\n" From 50f43fa3610289aa4498470c37df07893c104b28 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jiho Kim <55632840+nghtctrl@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Tue, 20 Jun 2023 02:17:02 +0900 Subject: [PATCH 003/112] Modularize back-end logic --- interview-streamlit/app.py | 64 ---------------------------------- interview-streamlit/backend.py | 62 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 2 files changed, 62 insertions(+), 64 deletions(-) create mode 100644 interview-streamlit/backend.py diff --git a/interview-streamlit/app.py b/interview-streamlit/app.py index e4b4c97..798e9de 100644 --- a/interview-streamlit/app.py +++ b/interview-streamlit/app.py @@ -1,11 +1,6 @@ import streamlit as st import torch from pandas import options -from transformers import BartForConditionalGeneration, BartTokenizer - -# initialize model + tok variables -model = None -tok = None # Examples for each models context_example = '' @@ -17,65 +12,6 @@ "I think things out well. When I speak, I speak with conviction. If I feel like it's something that best suits me and my person, I deal with it. I say it. I have no problem speaking out publicly about issues. But for personal things, and for things about personal selfishness, or wanting more money, I don't do that. Once I give my word, that's it. I don't go back to renegotiate. I don't renegotiate my contracts." ] -@st.cache -def genQuestion(model_choice, context, tag): - """Generate interview questions. - - Args: - model_choice: specify which BART model to use. - context: input text for the model. - tag: specify the length of the generated question (only if model_choice is 'Lengthed model'). - - Returns: - final_output: the four decoded generated sequences, separated by two newlines. - """ - - # Checks which BART model to use based on the value of model_choice - # Then loads a pre-trained BART model and tokenizer accordingly - if model_choice=="Base model": - model = BartForConditionalGeneration.from_pretrained("hyechanjun/interview-question-remake") - tok = BartTokenizer.from_pretrained("hyechanjun/interview-question-remake") - elif model_choice=="Lengthed model": - model = BartForConditionalGeneration.from_pretrained("hyechanjun/interview-length-tagged") - tok = BartTokenizer.from_pretrained("hyechanjun/interview-length-tagged") - if (tag == '1-10'): - context += ' ' - elif (tag == '11-20'): - context += ' ' - elif (tag == '21-30'): - context += ' ' - elif (tag == '31-40'): - context += ' ' - elif (tag == '51-60'): - context += ' ' - elif (tag == '61-70'): - context += ' ' - elif (tag == '71-80'): - context += ' ' - elif (tag == '81-90'): - context += ' ' - elif (tag == '81-90'): - context += ' ' - elif (tag == '91+'): - context += ' ' - elif model_choice=="Reverse model": - model = BartForConditionalGeneration.from_pretrained("hyechanjun/reverse-interview-question") - tok = BartTokenizer.from_pretrained("hyechanjun/reverse-interview-question") - - # Tokenize context parameter using the selected tokenizer - inputs = tok(context, return_tensors="pt") - - # Generate text using the selected pre-trained BART model - output = model.generate(inputs["input_ids"], num_beams=4, max_length=64, min_length=9, num_return_sequences=4, diversity_penalty=1.0, num_beam_groups=4) - - # Decode the generated text, then format it into a single string - final_output = '' - for i in range(4): - final_output += [tok.decode(beam, skip_special_tokens=True, clean_up_tokenization_spaces=False) for beam in output][i] + "\n\n" - - return final_output - - # Wide page layout st.set_page_config(layout="wide") diff --git a/interview-streamlit/backend.py b/interview-streamlit/backend.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000..3516792 --- /dev/null +++ b/interview-streamlit/backend.py @@ -0,0 +1,62 @@ +from transformers import BartForConditionalGeneration, BartTokenizer +import streamlit as st + +@st.cache +def genQuestion(model_choice, context, tag): + """Generate interview questions. + + Args: + model_choice: specify which BART model to use. + context: input text for the model. + tag: specify the length of the generated question (only if model_choice is 'Lengthed model'). + + Returns: + final_output: the four decoded generated sequences, separated by two newlines. + """ + + model, tok = None, None + + # Checks which BART model to use based on the value of model_choice + # Then loads a pre-trained BART model and tokenizer accordingly + if model_choice=="Base model": + model = BartForConditionalGeneration.from_pretrained("hyechanjun/interview-question-remake") + tok = BartTokenizer.from_pretrained("hyechanjun/interview-question-remake") + elif model_choice=="Lengthed model": + model = BartForConditionalGeneration.from_pretrained("hyechanjun/interview-length-tagged") + tok = BartTokenizer.from_pretrained("hyechanjun/interview-length-tagged") + if (tag == '1-10'): + context += ' ' + elif (tag == '11-20'): + context += ' ' + elif (tag == '21-30'): + context += ' ' + elif (tag == '31-40'): + context += ' ' + elif (tag == '51-60'): + context += ' ' + elif (tag == '61-70'): + context += ' ' + elif (tag == '71-80'): + context += ' ' + elif (tag == '81-90'): + context += ' ' + elif (tag == '81-90'): + context += ' ' + elif (tag == '91+'): + context += ' ' + elif model_choice=="Reverse model": + model = BartForConditionalGeneration.from_pretrained("hyechanjun/reverse-interview-question") + tok = BartTokenizer.from_pretrained("hyechanjun/reverse-interview-question") + + # Tokenize context parameter using the selected tokenizer + inputs = tok(context, return_tensors="pt") + + # Generate text using the selected pre-trained BART model + output = model.generate(inputs["input_ids"], num_beams=4, max_length=64, min_length=9, num_return_sequences=4, diversity_penalty=1.0, num_beam_groups=4) + + # Decode the generated text, then format it into a single string + final_output = '' + for i in range(4): + final_output += [tok.decode(beam, skip_special_tokens=True, clean_up_tokenization_spaces=False) for beam in output][i] + "\n\n" + + return final_output From 235da4e703c61ed5b29df983272527dfc7dd8537 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jiho Kim <55632840+nghtctrl@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Tue, 20 Jun 2023 02:25:01 +0900 Subject: [PATCH 004/112] Import modularized backend --- interview-streamlit/app.py | 5 ++--- 1 file changed, 2 insertions(+), 3 deletions(-) diff --git a/interview-streamlit/app.py b/interview-streamlit/app.py index 798e9de..811107b 100644 --- a/interview-streamlit/app.py +++ b/interview-streamlit/app.py @@ -2,6 +2,8 @@ import torch from pandas import options +from backend import genQuestion + # Examples for each models context_example = '' context_length = '' @@ -69,6 +71,3 @@ print(output) st.session_state.button_sent = True st.text_area(label="Generated Responses:", value=output, height=200) - - - From a0633c6aee4cb83f189e3cab7aedc4959222dd8d Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jiho Kim <55632840+nghtctrl@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Tue, 20 Jun 2023 02:33:57 +0900 Subject: [PATCH 005/112] Update deprecated code According to streamlit caching documentation, @st.cache is deprecated. It has been replaced with @st.cache_data instead --- interview-streamlit/backend.py | 2 +- 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/interview-streamlit/backend.py b/interview-streamlit/backend.py index 3516792..64d2c00 100644 --- a/interview-streamlit/backend.py +++ b/interview-streamlit/backend.py @@ -1,7 +1,7 @@ from transformers import BartForConditionalGeneration, BartTokenizer import streamlit as st -@st.cache +@st.cache_data def genQuestion(model_choice, context, tag): """Generate interview questions. From 748f7cbe1268cd67949fccdd1578473b2af77206 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jiho Kim <55632840+nghtctrl@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Tue, 20 Jun 2023 02:35:33 +0900 Subject: [PATCH 006/112] Removed imports and dependencies that are not actually used --- interview-streamlit/app.py | 8 +------- interview-streamlit/requirements.txt | 2 -- 2 files changed, 1 insertion(+), 9 deletions(-) diff --git a/interview-streamlit/app.py b/interview-streamlit/app.py index 811107b..865d8b5 100644 --- a/interview-streamlit/app.py +++ b/interview-streamlit/app.py @@ -1,13 +1,11 @@ import streamlit as st -import torch -from pandas import options from backend import genQuestion # Examples for each models context_example = '' context_length = '' -examples = [ +examples = [pan "Well, I was born in South Africa, lived there until I was 17. Came to North America of my own accord, against my parent’s wishes. And was in Canada for a few years. I started school there which is where I met my wife. Transferred down to the University of Pennsylvania and got a degree in physics, degree in business at Wharton. Came out to California with the intent of doing a PHD in the material science and physics [unintelligible] with an eye towards using that as an energy storage unit for electric vehicles. I ended up deferring that graduate work to start a couple to start a couple of area companies, one of which people have heard about, such as Pay Pal.", "Hi my name is Maria Sanchez, and I was born in Japan. I lived there for 20 years and moved out to the United States for college. I studied graphic design and later realized that my true passion was in fashion. It's lovely to see amazing models wearing my collection this fall, can't wait to show it to you guys soon. ", "I moved from Indiana to California when I was 19 to pursue my career as an young entrepreneur with a small loan of million dollars. My first start up was Blindr, where we sold blinders that auto adjusts depending on the time of the day. It was revolutionary, in only 2 years, we were able to accumulate 10 million customers and gain attraction internationally. We are planning to go further beyond this year with Blindr 2.0 where not only auto adjusts your blinders, but it also detects intruders who are violating your privacy at any time. ", @@ -47,8 +45,6 @@ 'Please select a model.', ('Base model', 'Lengthed model', 'Reverse model')) - - if option == 'Base model': st.write("This is the re-fine-tuned base model for our interview AI. It returns strings terminating in a question mark (?).") elif option == 'Lengthed model': @@ -60,11 +56,9 @@ context_length = col3.selectbox('Length of response', ('1-10', '11-20', '21-30', '31-40', '41-50', '51-60', '61-70', '71-80', '81-90', '91+')) - # Input fields input = st.text_area('Context', value=context_example) # user inputs context to construct a response (str) - if st.button('Submit') or st.session_state.button_sent: with st.spinner('Generating a response...'): output = genQuestion(option, input, context_length) diff --git a/interview-streamlit/requirements.txt b/interview-streamlit/requirements.txt index 4f8b93e..00b4813 100644 --- a/interview-streamlit/requirements.txt +++ b/interview-streamlit/requirements.txt @@ -1,4 +1,2 @@ transformers streamlit -pandas -torch \ No newline at end of file From d8aa58529078d797c2bcf9cc945d03d9738a7f88 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jiho Kim <55632840+nghtctrl@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Tue, 20 Jun 2023 02:36:03 +0900 Subject: [PATCH 007/112] Removed silly typo --- interview-streamlit/app.py | 2 +- 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/interview-streamlit/app.py b/interview-streamlit/app.py index 865d8b5..721b351 100644 --- a/interview-streamlit/app.py +++ b/interview-streamlit/app.py @@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ # Examples for each models context_example = '' context_length = '' -examples = [pan +examples = [ "Well, I was born in South Africa, lived there until I was 17. Came to North America of my own accord, against my parent’s wishes. And was in Canada for a few years. I started school there which is where I met my wife. Transferred down to the University of Pennsylvania and got a degree in physics, degree in business at Wharton. Came out to California with the intent of doing a PHD in the material science and physics [unintelligible] with an eye towards using that as an energy storage unit for electric vehicles. I ended up deferring that graduate work to start a couple to start a couple of area companies, one of which people have heard about, such as Pay Pal.", "Hi my name is Maria Sanchez, and I was born in Japan. I lived there for 20 years and moved out to the United States for college. I studied graphic design and later realized that my true passion was in fashion. It's lovely to see amazing models wearing my collection this fall, can't wait to show it to you guys soon. ", "I moved from Indiana to California when I was 19 to pursue my career as an young entrepreneur with a small loan of million dollars. My first start up was Blindr, where we sold blinders that auto adjusts depending on the time of the day. It was revolutionary, in only 2 years, we were able to accumulate 10 million customers and gain attraction internationally. We are planning to go further beyond this year with Blindr 2.0 where not only auto adjusts your blinders, but it also detects intruders who are violating your privacy at any time. ", From a933690d27cc8fe7b1e78824edd59a3487cb4167 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jiho Kim <55632840+nghtctrl@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Tue, 20 Jun 2023 02:41:47 +0900 Subject: [PATCH 008/112] Edited to better fit the PEP 8 standards --- interview-streamlit/app.py | 18 +++++++++++------- 1 file changed, 11 insertions(+), 7 deletions(-) diff --git a/interview-streamlit/app.py b/interview-streamlit/app.py index 721b351..53f3551 100644 --- a/interview-streamlit/app.py +++ b/interview-streamlit/app.py @@ -26,8 +26,8 @@ col1, col2, col3 = st.columns(3) context_option = col2.selectbox( - 'Feel free to choose one of our premade contexts', - ('Select one','Elon Musk', 'Fashion designer', 'Young entrepreneur', 'Michael Jordan') + 'Feel free to choose one of our premade contexts', + ('Select one','Elon Musk', 'Fashion designer', 'Young entrepreneur', 'Michael Jordan') ) if context_option == 'Select one': @@ -42,8 +42,9 @@ context_example = examples[3] option = col1.selectbox( - 'Please select a model.', - ('Base model', 'Lengthed model', 'Reverse model')) + 'Please select a model.', + ('Base model', 'Lengthed model', 'Reverse model') +) if option == 'Base model': st.write("This is the re-fine-tuned base model for our interview AI. It returns strings terminating in a question mark (?).") @@ -53,11 +54,14 @@ st.write("This model asks a question that would have resulted in the context you provide (a.k.a. it traverses backward through the interview)") if option == 'Lengthed model': - context_length = col3.selectbox('Length of response', - ('1-10', '11-20', '21-30', '31-40', '41-50', '51-60', '61-70', '71-80', '81-90', '91+')) + context_length = col3.selectbox( + 'Length of response', + ('1-10', '11-20', '21-30', '31-40', '41-50', '51-60', '61-70', '71-80', '81-90', '91+') + ) # Input fields -input = st.text_area('Context', value=context_example) # user inputs context to construct a response (str) +# user inputs context to construct a response (str) +input = st.text_area('Context', value=context_example) if st.button('Submit') or st.session_state.button_sent: with st.spinner('Generating a response...'): From 7d23b8a25af606c8b3ca08ebf1db7640bf493cde Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jiho Kim <55632840+nghtctrl@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Tue, 20 Jun 2023 03:04:50 +0900 Subject: [PATCH 009/112] Added useful directions to launch the app --- interview-streamlit/README.md | 28 ++++++++++++++++------------ 1 file changed, 16 insertions(+), 12 deletions(-) diff --git a/interview-streamlit/README.md b/interview-streamlit/README.md index ab8a035..b76c438 100644 --- a/interview-streamlit/README.md +++ b/interview-streamlit/README.md @@ -1,12 +1,16 @@ ---- -title: Interview Streamlit -emoji: 📉 -colorFrom: pink -colorTo: green -sdk: streamlit -sdk_version: 1.2.0 -app_file: app.py -pinned: false ---- - -Check out the configuration reference at https://huggingface.co/docs/hub/spaces#reference +# Interview AI Test Website + +This is an Interview AI testing stack designed by the [Senior Project 2021](https://haramkoo.github.io/InterviewAI/) team using the [Streamlit](https://streamlit.io/) framework. The production is meant to be live [here](https://huggingface.co/spaces/calvininterview/interview-streamlit), but it is currently down for unknown reasons. + +Run the following commands to run the front-end in your machine: + +*It is highly recommended that you run these commands in some sort of [Python virtual environment](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N5vscPTWKOk).* + +``` +pip install -r requirements.txt +``` +``` +streamlit run app.py +``` + +The last command should launch the app in your favorite browser. From 086e1f28a0897f226b368bd35b6279111c472f68 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jiho Kim <55632840+nghtctrl@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Tue, 20 Jun 2023 03:18:09 +0900 Subject: [PATCH 010/112] Merge project README into one --- README.md | 45 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++--- index.md | 43 ------------------------------------------- 2 files changed, 42 insertions(+), 46 deletions(-) delete mode 100644 index.md diff --git a/README.md b/README.md index 413a06b..6d14152 100644 --- a/README.md +++ b/README.md @@ -1,5 +1,44 @@ -# InterviewAI +## DAISI (Deep Artificial Intelligence System for Interviews) -With the advent of machine learning, it has become increasingly clear that AI is capable of completing tasks that were hitherto considered only possible by human minds. We are now pushing the boundaries of what AI can do with natural language processing (NLP), from summarizing pages of text to keeping up a conversation with a human. Our project aims to join those on the frontier of machine learning by creating an AI Interviewer. There are two main problems to address here: first, whether creating such an interviewer will be possible, and second, whether it will be any good. +### About -See our [project website](https://haramkoo.github.io/InterviewAI/) for more information. +With the advent of machine learning, it has become increasingly clear that AI is capable of completing tasks that were hitherto considered only possible by human minds. We hope to join those on the frontier of machine learning by creating an AI Interviewer, temporarily named DAISI. There are two main problems to address here: first, whether creating such an interviewer will be possible, and second, whether it will be any good. We have managed thus far to create prototype models that are capable of asking questions, and we have created qualitative metrics to score the models' performance. We have also created some quantitative metrics based on those qualitative metrics, and hope to expand our quantitative metrics further with more research. Our next step as of the writing of this About section is to iteratively create more models that will hopefully perform better than our current prototypes. + +___ + +### Project + +This is a research project; the focus is less on developing new software and more on refining pre-existing ones to suit our needs. Our research objective is first and foremost to see whether modern AI models can replicate the job of an interviewer to a satisfactory enough degree that we could feasibly use it for actual interviews. Should we succeed, there could be a use for the AI Interviewer, such as replacing journalists in dangerous locations like warzones. Moreover, the success of our AI Interviewer could aid in other research projects, such as AI to help writers, AI call center representatives, or any other position that involves asking questions or guiding conversations based on context. + +___ + +### The Team + +#### Hyechan Jun + +Hyechan Jun is a Senior Computer Science (BCS) major with a double major in Writing. He plans to continue studying AI into graduate school, with the goal of obtaining a Ph.D. + +#### Ha-Ram Koo + +Ha-Ram Koo is a Senior Computer Science (BCS) major with a minor in Spanish. He is in charge of data collection and data wrangling procedures for this project. + +#### Advait Scaria + +Advait Scaria is a Senior Computer Science (BCS) major with a minor in Data Science. He is the main analyst and judge of the models' performance. + +___ + +### Project Materials + +- [Project Website](https://haramkoo.github.io/InterviewAI/) +- [Proposal](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1jYFH2y0SFvw5K9eVFQRNMO-UazR5w9YKnHaMpmKdFhk/edit?usp=sharing) +- [Project Repo](https://github.com/haramkoo/InterviewAI) +- [Research Paper/Report](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1tUyPhk9ePAeYYJh_T6nqyXttOsvmFExE/view?usp=sharing) +- [Status Report Presentation](https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1yWd4C6-0VyIv4WeSGReReajeSNEWJ7VndQVG7goXSJk/edit?usp=sharing) +- [Web App](https://huggingface.co/spaces/calvininterview/interview-streamlit) + + + +### Other Links + +- [Calvin Computer Science Department](https://computing.calvin.edu/) diff --git a/index.md b/index.md deleted file mode 100644 index 895c041..0000000 --- a/index.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,43 +0,0 @@ -## DAISI (Deep Artificial Intelligence System for Interviews) - -### About - -With the advent of machine learning, it has become increasingly clear that AI is capable of completing tasks that were hitherto considered only possible by human minds. We hope to join those on the frontier of machine learning by creating an AI Interviewer, temporarily named DAISI. There are two main problems to address here: first, whether creating such an interviewer will be possible, and second, whether it will be any good. We have managed thus far to create prototype models that are capable of asking questions, and we have created qualitative metrics to score the models' performance. We have also created some quantitative metrics based on those qualitative metrics, and hope to expand our quantitative metrics further with more research. Our next step as of the writing of this About section is to iteratively create more models that will hopefully perform better than our current prototypes. - -___ - -### Project - -This is a research project; the focus is less on developing new software and more on refining pre-existing ones to suit our needs. Our research objective is first and foremost to see whether modern AI models can replicate the job of an interviewer to a satisfactory enough degree that we could feasibly use it for actual interviews. Should we succeed, there could be a use for the AI Interviewer, such as replacing journalists in dangerous locations like warzones. Moreover, the success of our AI Interviewer could aid in other research projects, such as AI to help writers, AI call center representatives, or any other position that involves asking questions or guiding conversations based on context. - -___ - -### The Team - -#### Hyechan Jun - -Hyechan Jun is a Senior Computer Science (BCS) major with a double major in Writing. He plans to continue studying AI into graduate school, with the goal of obtaining a Ph.D. - -#### Ha-Ram Koo - -Ha-Ram Koo is a Senior Computer Science (BCS) major with a minor in Spanish. He is in charge of data collection and data wrangling procedures for this project. - -#### Advait Scaria - -Advait Scaria is a Senior Computer Science (BCS) major with a minor in Data Science. He is the main analyst and judge of the models' performance. - -___ - -### Project Materials - -- [Proposal](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1jYFH2y0SFvw5K9eVFQRNMO-UazR5w9YKnHaMpmKdFhk/edit?usp=sharing) -- [Project Repo](https://github.com/haramkoo/InterviewAI) -- [Research Paper/Report](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1tUyPhk9ePAeYYJh_T6nqyXttOsvmFExE/view?usp=sharing) -- [Status Report Presentation](https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1yWd4C6-0VyIv4WeSGReReajeSNEWJ7VndQVG7goXSJk/edit?usp=sharing) -- [Web App](https://huggingface.co/spaces/calvininterview/interview-streamlit) - - - -### Other Links - -- [Calvin Computer Science Department](https://computing.calvin.edu/) From 2bd06b3bf32bd6f8547f0f46e57cab4e0bd20bce Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "Kenneth C. Arnold" Date: Tue, 20 Jun 2023 13:56:47 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 011/112] Merge info from Project into README. --- README.md | 12 ++++++++++++ 1 file changed, 12 insertions(+) diff --git a/README.md b/README.md index 6d14152..37771a2 100644 --- a/README.md +++ b/README.md @@ -1,3 +1,15 @@ +A system that encourages writers to think deeply by asking them questions. + +## Flourishing in this project looks like + +- Playful experimentation with user interfaces and question generation approaches +- A shared place where we're running quantitative evaluations (perhaps quick-and-dirty) of different approaches +- Eagerness to have writers try out this system +- A draft of a paper coming together (perhaps starting with the formative study writing) +- A presentation coming together, where we copy and paste examples of cool stuff (and broken stuff) + + + ## DAISI (Deep Artificial Intelligence System for Interviews) ### About From d961117ea187e66cdf06e64219a0e40b968b5429 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jiho Kim <55632840+nghtctrl@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Wed, 21 Jun 2023 05:38:51 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 012/112] Initial commit --- question-generation/backend.py | 1 + 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+) create mode 100644 question-generation/backend.py diff --git a/question-generation/backend.py b/question-generation/backend.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e5a0d9b --- /dev/null +++ b/question-generation/backend.py @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +#!/usr/bin/env python3 From 1947cb1dcba5eea517c8915f14f48e7473490b92 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jiho Kim <55632840+nghtctrl@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Thu, 22 Jun 2023 03:21:21 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 013/112] Add generate_questions function Provides base model question generation functionality from Senior Project 2021's Interview AI. To be improved upon. --- question-generation/backend.py | 42 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ question-generation/context.txt | 1 + 2 files changed, 43 insertions(+) create mode 100644 question-generation/context.txt diff --git a/question-generation/backend.py b/question-generation/backend.py index e5a0d9b..fe6b915 100644 --- a/question-generation/backend.py +++ b/question-generation/backend.py @@ -1 +1,43 @@ #!/usr/bin/env python3 + +from transformers import BartTokenizer, BartForConditionalGeneration + + +def generate_questions(sequence: str) -> "list[str]": + """Generate questions based on a given sequence of context. + + Args: + sequence: A string representing the context from which to generate questions. + + Returns: + A list of generated questions in string format. The number of questions returned + is determined by the num_return_sequences parameter of the model's generate method. + """ + + model_id = "hyechanjun/interview-question-remake" + tokenizer = BartTokenizer.from_pretrained(model_id) + model = BartForConditionalGeneration.from_pretrained(model_id) + + inputs = tokenizer(sequence, return_tensors="pt") + + generated_ids = model.generate( + inputs["input_ids"], + num_beams=4, + max_length=64, + min_length=9, + num_return_sequences=4, + diversity_penalty=1.0, + num_beam_groups=4, + ) + + # Decode the generated token IDs and return the result as a list of strings + return tokenizer.batch_decode( + generated_ids, skip_special_tokens=True, clean_up_tokenization_spaces=False + ) + + +if __name__ == "__main__": + with open("context.txt", "r") as context_txt: + contexts = context_txt.readlines() + + print(len(generate_questions(contexts[0]))) diff --git a/question-generation/context.txt b/question-generation/context.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f21c499 --- /dev/null +++ b/question-generation/context.txt @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +Well, I was born in South Africa, lived there until I was 17. Came to North America of my own accord, against my parent’s wishes. And was in Canada for a few years. I started school there which is where I met my wife. Transferred down to the University of Pennsylvania and got a degree in physics, degree in business at Wharton. Came out to California with the intent of doing a PHD in the material science and physics [unintelligible] with an eye towards using that as an energy storage unit for electric vehicles. I ended up deferring that graduate work to start a couple to start a couple of area companies, one of which people have heard about, such as Pay Pal. From 30c4ab9ce83978efe3bb2b2abfaee57ef3ef5c7e Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jiho Kim <55632840+nghtctrl@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Thu, 22 Jun 2023 03:33:21 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 014/112] Add CUDA support --- question-generation/backend.py | 28 +++++++++++++++++----------- 1 file changed, 17 insertions(+), 11 deletions(-) diff --git a/question-generation/backend.py b/question-generation/backend.py index fe6b915..2a5550a 100644 --- a/question-generation/backend.py +++ b/question-generation/backend.py @@ -1,6 +1,7 @@ #!/usr/bin/env python3 from transformers import BartTokenizer, BartForConditionalGeneration +import torch def generate_questions(sequence: str) -> "list[str]": @@ -18,17 +19,22 @@ def generate_questions(sequence: str) -> "list[str]": tokenizer = BartTokenizer.from_pretrained(model_id) model = BartForConditionalGeneration.from_pretrained(model_id) - inputs = tokenizer(sequence, return_tensors="pt") + # Make use of CUDA if available + device = torch.device("cuda" if torch.cuda.is_available() else "cpu") - generated_ids = model.generate( - inputs["input_ids"], - num_beams=4, - max_length=64, - min_length=9, - num_return_sequences=4, - diversity_penalty=1.0, - num_beam_groups=4, - ) + inputs = tokenizer(sequence, return_tensors="pt").to(device) + + model.to(device) + with torch.no_grad(): + generated_ids = model.generate( + inputs["input_ids"], + num_beams=4, + max_length=64, + min_length=9, + num_return_sequences=4, + diversity_penalty=1.0, + num_beam_groups=4, + ) # Decode the generated token IDs and return the result as a list of strings return tokenizer.batch_decode( @@ -40,4 +46,4 @@ def generate_questions(sequence: str) -> "list[str]": with open("context.txt", "r") as context_txt: contexts = context_txt.readlines() - print(len(generate_questions(contexts[0]))) + print(generate_questions(contexts[0])[0]) From b65851091b5808629d113739e757995116fb549a Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jiho Kim <55632840+nghtctrl@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Thu, 22 Jun 2023 04:00:50 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 015/112] Specify the dependencies required --- question-generation/requirements.txt | 4 ++++ 1 file changed, 4 insertions(+) create mode 100644 question-generation/requirements.txt diff --git a/question-generation/requirements.txt b/question-generation/requirements.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..41cef1e --- /dev/null +++ b/question-generation/requirements.txt @@ -0,0 +1,4 @@ +--find-links https://download.pytorch.org/whl/cu118 +torch +transformers +fastapi From 2d498434572dc66965d3bfe7df0a07a22da6592a Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jiho Kim <55632840+nghtctrl@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Thu, 22 Jun 2023 05:37:13 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 016/112] Update dependencies --- question-generation/requirements.txt | 1 + 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+) diff --git a/question-generation/requirements.txt b/question-generation/requirements.txt index 41cef1e..b600c4d 100644 --- a/question-generation/requirements.txt +++ b/question-generation/requirements.txt @@ -2,3 +2,4 @@ torch transformers fastapi +uvicorn From 8c885b3646fc8bda9e218574a7e5e5568cef98d8 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jiho Kim <55632840+nghtctrl@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Thu, 22 Jun 2023 06:05:42 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 017/112] Add load_contexts_from function Provides functionality to load context sequences from a text file containing them. --- question-generation/backend.py | 30 +++++++++++++++++++++++++----- 1 file changed, 25 insertions(+), 5 deletions(-) diff --git a/question-generation/backend.py b/question-generation/backend.py index 2a5550a..a84c2fe 100644 --- a/question-generation/backend.py +++ b/question-generation/backend.py @@ -1,9 +1,31 @@ #!/usr/bin/env python3 from transformers import BartTokenizer, BartForConditionalGeneration +from pathlib import Path import torch +def load_contexts_from(file_name: Path) -> "list[str]": + """Retrieve context sequences from a text file. + + Args: + file_name: A path to the text file containing the context sequences. + Each line represents a separate sequence. + + Returns: + A list of context sequences as strings. + + Raises: + FileNotFoundError: file_name does not exist. + """ + + if file_name.is_file(): + with open(file_name, "r") as f: + return f.readlines() + else: + raise FileNotFoundError(f"'{file_name.name}' does not exist.") + + def generate_questions(sequence: str) -> "list[str]": """Generate questions based on a given sequence of context. @@ -11,7 +33,7 @@ def generate_questions(sequence: str) -> "list[str]": sequence: A string representing the context from which to generate questions. Returns: - A list of generated questions in string format. The number of questions returned + A list of generated questions as strings. The number of questions returned is determined by the num_return_sequences parameter of the model's generate method. """ @@ -43,7 +65,5 @@ def generate_questions(sequence: str) -> "list[str]": if __name__ == "__main__": - with open("context.txt", "r") as context_txt: - contexts = context_txt.readlines() - - print(generate_questions(contexts[0])[0]) + c = load_contexts_from(Path("context.txt")) + print(c) From 4d32368d35514de98ce9c6cdefec327224e5030c Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jiho Kim <55632840+nghtctrl@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Thu, 22 Jun 2023 06:33:53 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 018/112] Add get_contexts_and_questions function Provides a way to retrieve contexts and corresponding generated questions. This is a naive and time consuming approach, and future work is needed for improvement/replacement. --- question-generation/backend.py | 25 ++++++++++++++++++++++++- 1 file changed, 24 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/question-generation/backend.py b/question-generation/backend.py index a84c2fe..13f8f95 100644 --- a/question-generation/backend.py +++ b/question-generation/backend.py @@ -2,6 +2,7 @@ from transformers import BartTokenizer, BartForConditionalGeneration from pathlib import Path +import random import torch @@ -64,6 +65,28 @@ def generate_questions(sequence: str) -> "list[str]": ) +def get_contexts_and_questions(file_name: str) -> "tuple[list, list]": + """Retrieve a list of contexts and their corresponding list of generated questions. + + Each context is associated with one randomly selected question. + This is a naive and potentially time consuming operation. + + Args: + file_name: The name of the text file containing the context sequences. + + Returns: + A tuple containing the list of contexts and their corresponding + list of generated questions. + """ + + contexts = load_contexts_from(Path(file_name)) + questions = [random.choice(generate_questions(c)) for c in contexts] + + return contexts, questions + + if __name__ == "__main__": - c = load_contexts_from(Path("context.txt")) + c, q = get_contexts_and_questions("context.txt") print(c) + print() + print(q) From bce32e04be4de3c9b6e5fab0517da0f17495c8db Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jiho Kim <55632840+nghtctrl@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Thu, 22 Jun 2023 06:36:57 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 019/112] Clean up testing code --- question-generation/backend.py | 7 ------- 1 file changed, 7 deletions(-) diff --git a/question-generation/backend.py b/question-generation/backend.py index 13f8f95..e76e4f1 100644 --- a/question-generation/backend.py +++ b/question-generation/backend.py @@ -83,10 +83,3 @@ def get_contexts_and_questions(file_name: str) -> "tuple[list, list]": questions = [random.choice(generate_questions(c)) for c in contexts] return contexts, questions - - -if __name__ == "__main__": - c, q = get_contexts_and_questions("context.txt") - print(c) - print() - print(q) From 6e5ed3981d950a9a7f2f82344480f6979fa539e5 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jiho Kim <55632840+nghtctrl@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Thu, 22 Jun 2023 06:40:30 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 020/112] Add backend server Use FastAPI to generate the JSON file needed for Word API, currently in experimental stage (only supports one way static-y communication to Word API) --- question-generation/main.py | 20 ++++++++++++++++++++ 1 file changed, 20 insertions(+) create mode 100644 question-generation/main.py diff --git a/question-generation/main.py b/question-generation/main.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000..7100859 --- /dev/null +++ b/question-generation/main.py @@ -0,0 +1,20 @@ +#!/usr/bin/env python3 + +import uvicorn +from fastapi import FastAPI +from fastapi.responses import JSONResponse + +from backend import get_contexts_and_questions + +app = FastAPI() + + +@app.get("/generate") +async def generate_json(): + data = [{"context": "", "question": ""}] + return JSONResponse(content=data) + + +if __name__ == "__main__": + # Test server at: https://dev0.kenarnold.org/generate + uvicorn.run(app, host="0.0.0.0", port=5000) From 12f9bedae02f624d9d05f90616a750d23662ccd7 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jiho Kim <55632840+nghtctrl@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Thu, 22 Jun 2023 06:47:43 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 021/112] Generate JSON using the get_contexts_and_questions function from the backend module --- question-generation/main.py | 3 ++- 1 file changed, 2 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/question-generation/main.py b/question-generation/main.py index 7100859..9447846 100644 --- a/question-generation/main.py +++ b/question-generation/main.py @@ -11,7 +11,8 @@ @app.get("/generate") async def generate_json(): - data = [{"context": "", "question": ""}] + contexts, questions = get_contexts_and_questions("context.txt") + data = [{"context": c, "question": q} for c in contexts for q in questions] return JSONResponse(content=data) From d42a2781464d403193f2f3a531eb99d72c90267c Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jiho Kim <55632840+nghtctrl@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Thu, 22 Jun 2023 07:15:13 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 022/112] Allow users to enter custom port number when testing the server --- question-generation/main.py | 5 +++-- 1 file changed, 3 insertions(+), 2 deletions(-) diff --git a/question-generation/main.py b/question-generation/main.py index 9447846..58fbf32 100644 --- a/question-generation/main.py +++ b/question-generation/main.py @@ -1,5 +1,6 @@ #!/usr/bin/env python3 +import sys import uvicorn from fastapi import FastAPI from fastapi.responses import JSONResponse @@ -17,5 +18,5 @@ async def generate_json(): if __name__ == "__main__": - # Test server at: https://dev0.kenarnold.org/generate - uvicorn.run(app, host="0.0.0.0", port=5000) + # Test server at: https://dev.kenarnold.org/generate + uvicorn.run(app, host="0.0.0.0", port=int(sys.argv[1])) From 82b2775efb2b7190f5769a790f66fea20efc840c Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jiho Kim <55632840+nghtctrl@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Thu, 22 Jun 2023 07:16:03 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 023/112] Add goal and instructions on how to run --- question-generation/README.md | 14 ++++++++++++++ 1 file changed, 14 insertions(+) create mode 100644 question-generation/README.md diff --git a/question-generation/README.md b/question-generation/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..452602d --- /dev/null +++ b/question-generation/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,14 @@ +# Question Generation + +Our objective is to retrieve the document from the text editor and generate questions that will be returned to the text editor as comments in the side margin. + +Currently, our system supports reading context from a text file, simulating document retrieval from a text editor. Subsequently, it generates questions using Interview AI. Both the context and generated questions are saved as a JSON dataset, which can then be utilized by the Word API. + +How to run (recommended steps): + +1. Launch code tunnel to ds1. +2. Git clone this repository. +4. Create a new conda environment for question-generation, then activate the new conda environment. +5. Run `pip install -r requirements.txt`. +6. Run `python main.py `. Note that `` must be some value 500X, where X is between 0~9. Please choose an available port and then [post your choice here](https://teams.microsoft.com/l/message/19:f39cc2b4462c4aa88de10d429d76c5cd@thread.tacv2/1685988735507?tenantId=756349b9-0610-4b01-917b-2a4ac10df947&groupId=1b002a41-ef6d-460c-986e-d32d230bef4f&parentMessageId=1685988735507&teamName=Arnold%20Lab&channelName=Summer23&createdTime=1685988735507&allowXTenantAccess=false). +7. Navigate to `https://dev.kenarnold.org/generate`, where `` is the last digit of your port 500X. \ No newline at end of file From 17d2112db6d660598dd6c508d622d4d5556d8592 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jiho Kim <55632840+nghtctrl@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Thu, 22 Jun 2023 07:23:15 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 024/112] Make the instruction more friendly (for now) --- question-generation/README.md | 4 ++-- 1 file changed, 2 insertions(+), 2 deletions(-) diff --git a/question-generation/README.md b/question-generation/README.md index 452602d..e44b16e 100644 --- a/question-generation/README.md +++ b/question-generation/README.md @@ -6,9 +6,9 @@ Currently, our system supports reading context from a text file, simulating docu How to run (recommended steps): -1. Launch code tunnel to ds1. +1. Launch code tunnel to ds1. Click [here](https://calvincollege-my.sharepoint.com/:v:/g/personal/ka37_calvin_edu/EaCsoG_mivtCja5phKKPt8sBZkYHDEnK1vOtmKj8pEhzcQ) to watch how (skip to half of the video, where Professor Arnold explains ds1). 2. Git clone this repository. -4. Create a new conda environment for question-generation, then activate the new conda environment. +4. Create a new conda environment for question-generation, then activate the new conda environment. Here is a [conda cheatsheet](https://docs.conda.io/projects/conda/en/latest/user-guide/cheatsheet.html). 5. Run `pip install -r requirements.txt`. 6. Run `python main.py `. Note that `` must be some value 500X, where X is between 0~9. Please choose an available port and then [post your choice here](https://teams.microsoft.com/l/message/19:f39cc2b4462c4aa88de10d429d76c5cd@thread.tacv2/1685988735507?tenantId=756349b9-0610-4b01-917b-2a4ac10df947&groupId=1b002a41-ef6d-460c-986e-d32d230bef4f&parentMessageId=1685988735507&teamName=Arnold%20Lab&channelName=Summer23&createdTime=1685988735507&allowXTenantAccess=false). 7. Navigate to `https://dev.kenarnold.org/generate`, where `` is the last digit of your port 500X. \ No newline at end of file From 4ba4d4638090d0383c6c9b5577a04a3b4cad7540 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jiho Kim <55632840+nghtctrl@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Sat, 24 Jun 2023 08:40:28 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 025/112] Replace the function with a simpler method from Path that does the same thing --- question-generation/backend.py | 23 +---------------------- 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 22 deletions(-) diff --git a/question-generation/backend.py b/question-generation/backend.py index e76e4f1..1bf8c67 100644 --- a/question-generation/backend.py +++ b/question-generation/backend.py @@ -6,27 +6,6 @@ import torch -def load_contexts_from(file_name: Path) -> "list[str]": - """Retrieve context sequences from a text file. - - Args: - file_name: A path to the text file containing the context sequences. - Each line represents a separate sequence. - - Returns: - A list of context sequences as strings. - - Raises: - FileNotFoundError: file_name does not exist. - """ - - if file_name.is_file(): - with open(file_name, "r") as f: - return f.readlines() - else: - raise FileNotFoundError(f"'{file_name.name}' does not exist.") - - def generate_questions(sequence: str) -> "list[str]": """Generate questions based on a given sequence of context. @@ -79,7 +58,7 @@ def get_contexts_and_questions(file_name: str) -> "tuple[list, list]": list of generated questions. """ - contexts = load_contexts_from(Path(file_name)) + contexts = Path(file_name).read_text().split("\n") questions = [random.choice(generate_questions(c)) for c in contexts] return contexts, questions From da885400da3aab97b2e293576aa8aa31c1b0e672 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jiho Kim <55632840+nghtctrl@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Sat, 24 Jun 2023 08:45:57 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 026/112] Drop specific torch configuration as a requirement Let the user decide on the specific configurations. --- question-generation/requirements.txt | 1 - 1 file changed, 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/question-generation/requirements.txt b/question-generation/requirements.txt index b600c4d..cdd6089 100644 --- a/question-generation/requirements.txt +++ b/question-generation/requirements.txt @@ -1,4 +1,3 @@ ---find-links https://download.pytorch.org/whl/cu118 torch transformers fastapi From e7a690208b8e53124e57a24238aa9bf35231da27 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "Kenneth C. Arnold" Date: Mon, 26 Jun 2023 10:39:15 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 027/112] Add CORS headers --- question-generation/main.py | 16 +++++++++++++++- 1 file changed, 15 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/question-generation/main.py b/question-generation/main.py index 58fbf32..719288e 100644 --- a/question-generation/main.py +++ b/question-generation/main.py @@ -3,13 +3,27 @@ import sys import uvicorn from fastapi import FastAPI -from fastapi.responses import JSONResponse +from fastapi.middleware.cors import CORSMiddleware from backend import get_contexts_and_questions app = FastAPI() +origins = [ + "*", +] + +app.add_middleware( + CORSMiddleware, + allow_origins=origins, + allow_credentials=True, + allow_methods=["*"], + allow_headers=["*"], +) + + + @app.get("/generate") async def generate_json(): contexts, questions = get_contexts_and_questions("context.txt") From fd559b081c8c087df6bc264c2177b2bc11191bc2 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "Kenneth C. Arnold" Date: Mon, 26 Jun 2023 10:39:27 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 028/112] Add demo data --- question-generation/demo-data.json | 66 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ question-generation/main.py | 9 ++-- 2 files changed, 72 insertions(+), 3 deletions(-) create mode 100644 question-generation/demo-data.json diff --git a/question-generation/demo-data.json b/question-generation/demo-data.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000..3a8cf7c --- /dev/null +++ b/question-generation/demo-data.json @@ -0,0 +1,66 @@ +[ + { + "id": 1, + "word": "question", + "paragraph": 1, + "start": 8, + "end": 12, + "comment": "What question are you trying to ask exactly?" + }, + { + "id": 2, + "word": "quick", + "paragraph": 1, + "start": 53, + "end": 58, + "comment": "who is 'us' refering to?" + }, + { + "id": 3, + "word": "queue", + "paragraph": 1, + "start": 98, + "end": 103, + "comment": "how long spent on writing is considered quick?" + }, + { + "id": 4, + "word": "quantitative", + "paragraph": 1, + "start": 125, + "end": 137, + "comment": "is there a better word to replace by?" + }, + { + "id": 5, + "word": "questionnaire", + "paragraph": 2, + "start": 20, + "end": 32, + "comment": "tell us more about the quantitative standards." + }, + { + "id": 6, + "word": "quality", + "paragraph": 2, + "start": 49, + "end": 56, + "comment": "tell us more about the questionnaire, how did you design it?" + }, + { + "id": 7, + "word": "questionnaire", + "paragraph": 2, + "start": 89, + "end": 101, + "comment": "who will be in charge of evaluating the essay?" + }, + { + "id": 8, + "word": "queen", + "paragraph": 3, + "start": 31, + "end": 36, + "comment": "how do you evaluate the quality?" + } +] diff --git a/question-generation/main.py b/question-generation/main.py index 719288e..907e1d6 100644 --- a/question-generation/main.py +++ b/question-generation/main.py @@ -2,6 +2,7 @@ import sys import uvicorn +import json from fastapi import FastAPI from fastapi.middleware.cors import CORSMiddleware @@ -26,9 +27,11 @@ @app.get("/generate") async def generate_json(): - contexts, questions = get_contexts_and_questions("context.txt") - data = [{"context": c, "question": q} for c in contexts for q in questions] - return JSONResponse(content=data) + return json.loads(open("demo-data.json").read()) + #contexts, questions = get_contexts_and_questions("context.txt") + #data = [{"context": c, "question": q} for c in contexts for q in questions] + #data = {"context": "context", "question": "question"} + #return dict(content=data) if __name__ == "__main__": From 23776dd52d58a50f21e211698c730dcdb8f3780a Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jiho Kim <55632840+nghtctrl@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Wed, 28 Jun 2023 13:10:27 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 029/112] Rename module containing NLP methods to a more appropriate name --- question-generation/{backend.py => nlp.py} | 0 1 file changed, 0 insertions(+), 0 deletions(-) rename question-generation/{backend.py => nlp.py} (100%) diff --git a/question-generation/backend.py b/question-generation/nlp.py similarity index 100% rename from question-generation/backend.py rename to question-generation/nlp.py From cefd556c897ebefb6487a350a90adebc9fdf33f6 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jiho Kim <55632840+nghtctrl@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Wed, 28 Jun 2023 13:14:31 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 030/112] Rename to interview_ai This is done to support the development and extsion f other NLP methods. --- question-generation/nlp.py | 4 ++-- 1 file changed, 2 insertions(+), 2 deletions(-) diff --git a/question-generation/nlp.py b/question-generation/nlp.py index 1bf8c67..0c403ce 100644 --- a/question-generation/nlp.py +++ b/question-generation/nlp.py @@ -6,8 +6,8 @@ import torch -def generate_questions(sequence: str) -> "list[str]": - """Generate questions based on a given sequence of context. +def interview_ai(sequence: str) -> "list[str]": + """Generate questions based on a given sequence of context using Interview AI. Args: sequence: A string representing the context from which to generate questions. From 5109085a2467208fe9a93e2e6271e133ac7feeb4 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jiho Kim <55632840+nghtctrl@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Wed, 28 Jun 2023 13:37:08 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 031/112] Removing because text file opeartions are no longer relevant --- question-generation/nlp.py | 22 ---------------------- 1 file changed, 22 deletions(-) diff --git a/question-generation/nlp.py b/question-generation/nlp.py index 0c403ce..81a639b 100644 --- a/question-generation/nlp.py +++ b/question-generation/nlp.py @@ -1,5 +1,3 @@ -#!/usr/bin/env python3 - from transformers import BartTokenizer, BartForConditionalGeneration from pathlib import Path import random @@ -42,23 +40,3 @@ def interview_ai(sequence: str) -> "list[str]": return tokenizer.batch_decode( generated_ids, skip_special_tokens=True, clean_up_tokenization_spaces=False ) - - -def get_contexts_and_questions(file_name: str) -> "tuple[list, list]": - """Retrieve a list of contexts and their corresponding list of generated questions. - - Each context is associated with one randomly selected question. - This is a naive and potentially time consuming operation. - - Args: - file_name: The name of the text file containing the context sequences. - - Returns: - A tuple containing the list of contexts and their corresponding - list of generated questions. - """ - - contexts = Path(file_name).read_text().split("\n") - questions = [random.choice(generate_questions(c)) for c in contexts] - - return contexts, questions From 0341f5087372d774c2e08fa7b0858fa0dafa5920 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jiho Kim <55632840+nghtctrl@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Wed, 28 Jun 2023 13:38:26 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 032/112] Removed the testing text file --- question-generation/context.txt | 1 - 1 file changed, 1 deletion(-) delete mode 100644 question-generation/context.txt diff --git a/question-generation/context.txt b/question-generation/context.txt deleted file mode 100644 index f21c499..0000000 --- a/question-generation/context.txt +++ /dev/null @@ -1 +0,0 @@ -Well, I was born in South Africa, lived there until I was 17. Came to North America of my own accord, against my parent’s wishes. And was in Canada for a few years. I started school there which is where I met my wife. Transferred down to the University of Pennsylvania and got a degree in physics, degree in business at Wharton. Came out to California with the intent of doing a PHD in the material science and physics [unintelligible] with an eye towards using that as an energy storage unit for electric vehicles. I ended up deferring that graduate work to start a couple to start a couple of area companies, one of which people have heard about, such as Pay Pal. From 6218a48c1a4e324e26a1435b611d82dd78894473 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jiho Kim <55632840+nghtctrl@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Wed, 28 Jun 2023 13:55:05 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 033/112] Use Huggingface Pipeline --- question-generation/nlp.py | 35 +++++++++++------------------------ 1 file changed, 11 insertions(+), 24 deletions(-) diff --git a/question-generation/nlp.py b/question-generation/nlp.py index 81a639b..74dd0d8 100644 --- a/question-generation/nlp.py +++ b/question-generation/nlp.py @@ -1,4 +1,4 @@ -from transformers import BartTokenizer, BartForConditionalGeneration +from transformers import pipeline from pathlib import Path import random import torch @@ -16,27 +16,14 @@ def interview_ai(sequence: str) -> "list[str]": """ model_id = "hyechanjun/interview-question-remake" - tokenizer = BartTokenizer.from_pretrained(model_id) - model = BartForConditionalGeneration.from_pretrained(model_id) - - # Make use of CUDA if available - device = torch.device("cuda" if torch.cuda.is_available() else "cpu") - - inputs = tokenizer(sequence, return_tensors="pt").to(device) - - model.to(device) - with torch.no_grad(): - generated_ids = model.generate( - inputs["input_ids"], - num_beams=4, - max_length=64, - min_length=9, - num_return_sequences=4, - diversity_penalty=1.0, - num_beam_groups=4, - ) - - # Decode the generated token IDs and return the result as a list of strings - return tokenizer.batch_decode( - generated_ids, skip_special_tokens=True, clean_up_tokenization_spaces=False + pipe = pipeline("text2text-generation", model=model_id) + + return pipe( + sequence, + max_length=64, + min_length=9, + num_beams=4, + num_return_sequences=4, + diversity_penalty=1.0, + num_beam_groups=4, ) From 7f51cd6d1d12471993c467bb8d79bc535fde511c Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jiho Kim <55632840+nghtctrl@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Wed, 28 Jun 2023 14:01:28 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 034/112] Configure function output to be a list of questions Other NLP methods should also follow the same function signature. --- question-generation/nlp.py | 6 ++++-- 1 file changed, 4 insertions(+), 2 deletions(-) diff --git a/question-generation/nlp.py b/question-generation/nlp.py index 74dd0d8..ff14657 100644 --- a/question-generation/nlp.py +++ b/question-generation/nlp.py @@ -12,13 +12,13 @@ def interview_ai(sequence: str) -> "list[str]": Returns: A list of generated questions as strings. The number of questions returned - is determined by the num_return_sequences parameter of the model's generate method. + is determined by the num_return_sequences parameter. """ model_id = "hyechanjun/interview-question-remake" pipe = pipeline("text2text-generation", model=model_id) - return pipe( + outputs = pipe( sequence, max_length=64, min_length=9, @@ -27,3 +27,5 @@ def interview_ai(sequence: str) -> "list[str]": diversity_penalty=1.0, num_beam_groups=4, ) + + return [output["generated_text"] for output in outputs] From 5f949341e9ef951bf4aae064a562e1f3373eb14a Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jiho Kim <55632840+nghtctrl@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Wed, 28 Jun 2023 14:05:19 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 035/112] Allow control of the number of questions to generate --- question-generation/nlp.py | 8 ++++---- 1 file changed, 4 insertions(+), 4 deletions(-) diff --git a/question-generation/nlp.py b/question-generation/nlp.py index ff14657..d8f2c7d 100644 --- a/question-generation/nlp.py +++ b/question-generation/nlp.py @@ -4,15 +4,15 @@ import torch -def interview_ai(sequence: str) -> "list[str]": +def interview_ai(sequence: str, num_questions: int) -> "list[str]": """Generate questions based on a given sequence of context using Interview AI. Args: sequence: A string representing the context from which to generate questions. + num_questions: The number of questions to generate. Returns: - A list of generated questions as strings. The number of questions returned - is determined by the num_return_sequences parameter. + A list of generated questions as strings. """ model_id = "hyechanjun/interview-question-remake" @@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ def interview_ai(sequence: str) -> "list[str]": max_length=64, min_length=9, num_beams=4, - num_return_sequences=4, + num_return_sequences=num_questions, diversity_penalty=1.0, num_beam_groups=4, ) From b514d595b4a0fa77986b8e91ec44ed1f94b4baf5 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jiho Kim <55632840+nghtctrl@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Wed, 28 Jun 2023 14:08:33 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 036/112] Add interface method to communicate with the back-end server --- question-generation/nlp.py | 15 +++++++++++++-- 1 file changed, 13 insertions(+), 2 deletions(-) diff --git a/question-generation/nlp.py b/question-generation/nlp.py index d8f2c7d..7d2008e 100644 --- a/question-generation/nlp.py +++ b/question-generation/nlp.py @@ -1,7 +1,5 @@ from transformers import pipeline from pathlib import Path -import random -import torch def interview_ai(sequence: str, num_questions: int) -> "list[str]": @@ -29,3 +27,16 @@ def interview_ai(sequence: str, num_questions: int) -> "list[str]": ) return [output["generated_text"] for output in outputs] + + +def get_questions(sequence: str, num_questions: int) -> "list[str]": + """Interface for the back-end server. + + Args: + sequence: A string representing the context from which to generate questions. + num_questions: The number of questions to generate. + + Returns: + A list of generated questions as strings. + """ + return interview_ai(sequence, num_questions=1) From 4aa1e9e8c4ecbe82ffce367e4b67e16d9c29ab6d Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jiho Kim <55632840+nghtctrl@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Wed, 28 Jun 2023 14:09:25 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 037/112] Remove unncessary imports --- question-generation/nlp.py | 1 - 1 file changed, 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/question-generation/nlp.py b/question-generation/nlp.py index 7d2008e..0b3975d 100644 --- a/question-generation/nlp.py +++ b/question-generation/nlp.py @@ -1,5 +1,4 @@ from transformers import pipeline -from pathlib import Path def interview_ai(sequence: str, num_questions: int) -> "list[str]": From b93a5ddcc82385108d5ef8bf9d06c43843b29276 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jiho Kim <55632840+nghtctrl@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Wed, 28 Jun 2023 14:10:50 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 038/112] Clean up imports --- question-generation/main.py | 8 ++------ question-generation/nlp.py | 1 + 2 files changed, 3 insertions(+), 6 deletions(-) diff --git a/question-generation/main.py b/question-generation/main.py index 907e1d6..cbd1b4b 100644 --- a/question-generation/main.py +++ b/question-generation/main.py @@ -1,12 +1,8 @@ -#!/usr/bin/env python3 - -import sys -import uvicorn -import json from fastapi import FastAPI from fastapi.middleware.cors import CORSMiddleware +import json -from backend import get_contexts_and_questions +from nlp import get_questions app = FastAPI() diff --git a/question-generation/nlp.py b/question-generation/nlp.py index 0b3975d..1d51940 100644 --- a/question-generation/nlp.py +++ b/question-generation/nlp.py @@ -38,4 +38,5 @@ def get_questions(sequence: str, num_questions: int) -> "list[str]": Returns: A list of generated questions as strings. """ + return interview_ai(sequence, num_questions=1) From 39ebc228580da6b420151c8863855a55d311eca3 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jiho Kim <55632840+nghtctrl@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Wed, 28 Jun 2023 14:11:45 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 039/112] Fix silly mistake --- question-generation/nlp.py | 4 ++-- 1 file changed, 2 insertions(+), 2 deletions(-) diff --git a/question-generation/nlp.py b/question-generation/nlp.py index 1d51940..2befda5 100644 --- a/question-generation/nlp.py +++ b/question-generation/nlp.py @@ -38,5 +38,5 @@ def get_questions(sequence: str, num_questions: int) -> "list[str]": Returns: A list of generated questions as strings. """ - - return interview_ai(sequence, num_questions=1) + + return interview_ai(sequence, num_questions=num_questions) From 317705448e8f66ca7192d4d61432c830104e29da Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jiho Kim <55632840+nghtctrl@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Wed, 28 Jun 2023 15:00:29 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 040/112] Document possible risk --- question-generation/main.py | 2 +- 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/question-generation/main.py b/question-generation/main.py index cbd1b4b..870cf8b 100644 --- a/question-generation/main.py +++ b/question-generation/main.py @@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ app = FastAPI() - +# May risk unauthorized access origins = [ "*", ] From 14ad653eede1504b4f2be859e71afdbc809b000d Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jiho Kim <55632840+nghtctrl@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Wed, 28 Jun 2023 15:07:02 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 041/112] Use pydantic instead of json FastAPI seems to prefer pydantic over JSON for the additional layer of validation, and more. Changed now for possible scalability. --- question-generation/main.py | 7 ++++++- 1 file changed, 6 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/question-generation/main.py b/question-generation/main.py index 870cf8b..b58d395 100644 --- a/question-generation/main.py +++ b/question-generation/main.py @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ from fastapi import FastAPI from fastapi.middleware.cors import CORSMiddleware -import json +from pydantic import BaseModel from nlp import get_questions @@ -20,6 +20,11 @@ ) +# JSON-like object +class Data(BaseModel): + paragraph: str + comment: str + @app.get("/generate") async def generate_json(): From 5c4983e4970a8c68798579a338c946fcae836c8b Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jiho Kim <55632840+nghtctrl@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Wed, 28 Jun 2023 15:08:26 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 042/112] Add pseudo database More work is needed for setting up an actual database. --- question-generation/main.py | 4 ++++ 1 file changed, 4 insertions(+) diff --git a/question-generation/main.py b/question-generation/main.py index b58d395..29f3424 100644 --- a/question-generation/main.py +++ b/question-generation/main.py @@ -26,6 +26,10 @@ class Data(BaseModel): comment: str +# Memory-based database for now +database: "list[Data]" = [] + + @app.get("/generate") async def generate_json(): return json.loads(open("demo-data.json").read()) From f378e776a7be18950dac2c7ba6a57033ebccfa57 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jiho Kim <55632840+nghtctrl@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Wed, 28 Jun 2023 15:09:43 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 043/112] Add POST and GET methods POST method will only add new paragraphs, this might be a time consuming operation. --- question-generation/main.py | 24 ++++++++++++------------ 1 file changed, 12 insertions(+), 12 deletions(-) diff --git a/question-generation/main.py b/question-generation/main.py index 29f3424..3772f3d 100644 --- a/question-generation/main.py +++ b/question-generation/main.py @@ -30,15 +30,15 @@ class Data(BaseModel): database: "list[Data]" = [] -@app.get("/generate") -async def generate_json(): - return json.loads(open("demo-data.json").read()) - #contexts, questions = get_contexts_and_questions("context.txt") - #data = [{"context": c, "question": q} for c in contexts for q in questions] - #data = {"context": "context", "question": "question"} - #return dict(content=data) - - -if __name__ == "__main__": - # Test server at: https://dev.kenarnold.org/generate - uvicorn.run(app, host="0.0.0.0", port=int(sys.argv[1])) +# POST method for appending new paragraphs to the database +@app.post("/database") +async def store_data(data: "list[str]"): + for d in data: + if not any(db.paragraph == d for db in database): + database.append(Data(paragraph=d, comment="")) + + +# GET method for retrieving the database +@app.get("/database") +async def get_data() -> "list[Data]": + return database From 0ca83569bee59eca86d5468e249c106a1fe3a6fb Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jiho Kim <55632840+nghtctrl@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Wed, 28 Jun 2023 15:19:49 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 044/112] Generate question while appending This might be an inefficient approach. --- question-generation/main.py | 6 +++++- 1 file changed, 5 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/question-generation/main.py b/question-generation/main.py index 3772f3d..42fff4e 100644 --- a/question-generation/main.py +++ b/question-generation/main.py @@ -35,7 +35,11 @@ class Data(BaseModel): async def store_data(data: "list[str]"): for d in data: if not any(db.paragraph == d for db in database): - database.append(Data(paragraph=d, comment="")) + database.append( + # Generate question when appending + # This may be an inefficient approach + Data(paragraph=d, comment=get_questions(sequence=d, num_questions=1)) + ) # GET method for retrieving the database From 2229666619c50ba8af5504bd0864b885057e3467 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jiho Kim <55632840+nghtctrl@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Wed, 28 Jun 2023 15:21:25 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 045/112] Clean up --- question-generation/demo-data.json | 66 ------------------------------ 1 file changed, 66 deletions(-) delete mode 100644 question-generation/demo-data.json diff --git a/question-generation/demo-data.json b/question-generation/demo-data.json deleted file mode 100644 index 3a8cf7c..0000000 --- a/question-generation/demo-data.json +++ /dev/null @@ -1,66 +0,0 @@ -[ - { - "id": 1, - "word": "question", - "paragraph": 1, - "start": 8, - "end": 12, - "comment": "What question are you trying to ask exactly?" - }, - { - "id": 2, - "word": "quick", - "paragraph": 1, - "start": 53, - "end": 58, - "comment": "who is 'us' refering to?" - }, - { - "id": 3, - "word": "queue", - "paragraph": 1, - "start": 98, - "end": 103, - "comment": "how long spent on writing is considered quick?" - }, - { - "id": 4, - "word": "quantitative", - "paragraph": 1, - "start": 125, - "end": 137, - "comment": "is there a better word to replace by?" - }, - { - "id": 5, - "word": "questionnaire", - "paragraph": 2, - "start": 20, - "end": 32, - "comment": "tell us more about the quantitative standards." - }, - { - "id": 6, - "word": "quality", - "paragraph": 2, - "start": 49, - "end": 56, - "comment": "tell us more about the questionnaire, how did you design it?" - }, - { - "id": 7, - "word": "questionnaire", - "paragraph": 2, - "start": 89, - "end": 101, - "comment": "who will be in charge of evaluating the essay?" - }, - { - "id": 8, - "word": "queen", - "paragraph": 3, - "start": 31, - "end": 36, - "comment": "how do you evaluate the quality?" - } -] From 376878c4cf350dbcf8c891e361ae4621b1f53132 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jiho Kim <55632840+nghtctrl@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Wed, 28 Jun 2023 16:03:06 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 046/112] Use GPU --- question-generation/nlp.py | 2 +- 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/question-generation/nlp.py b/question-generation/nlp.py index 2befda5..6a93b1c 100644 --- a/question-generation/nlp.py +++ b/question-generation/nlp.py @@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ def interview_ai(sequence: str, num_questions: int) -> "list[str]": """ model_id = "hyechanjun/interview-question-remake" - pipe = pipeline("text2text-generation", model=model_id) + pipe = pipeline("text2text-generation", model=model_id, device=0) outputs = pipe( sequence, From fb7ab458fbda5bc0fc281bf7f21d703b18db7e89 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jiho Kim <55632840+nghtctrl@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Wed, 28 Jun 2023 16:45:42 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 047/112] Update README --- question-generation/README.md | 31 +++++++++++++++++++++---------- 1 file changed, 21 insertions(+), 10 deletions(-) diff --git a/question-generation/README.md b/question-generation/README.md index e44b16e..000e805 100644 --- a/question-generation/README.md +++ b/question-generation/README.md @@ -1,14 +1,25 @@ -# Question Generation +## Question Generation NLP -Our objective is to retrieve the document from the text editor and generate questions that will be returned to the text editor as comments in the side margin. +### Project Goals -Currently, our system supports reading context from a text file, simulating document retrieval from a text editor. Subsequently, it generates questions using Interview AI. Both the context and generated questions are saved as a JSON dataset, which can then be utilized by the Word API. +- Implement NLP pipelines (or inferences) that will be used for question generation: + - [Interview AI](https://haramkoo.github.io/InterviewAI/) pre-trained on [BART base](https://huggingface.co/facebook/bart-base) model. -How to run (recommended steps): +- Pre-train NLP models that will be used for question generation. -1. Launch code tunnel to ds1. Click [here](https://calvincollege-my.sharepoint.com/:v:/g/personal/ka37_calvin_edu/EaCsoG_mivtCja5phKKPt8sBZkYHDEnK1vOtmKj8pEhzcQ) to watch how (skip to half of the video, where Professor Arnold explains ds1). -2. Git clone this repository. -4. Create a new conda environment for question-generation, then activate the new conda environment. Here is a [conda cheatsheet](https://docs.conda.io/projects/conda/en/latest/user-guide/cheatsheet.html). -5. Run `pip install -r requirements.txt`. -6. Run `python main.py `. Note that `` must be some value 500X, where X is between 0~9. Please choose an available port and then [post your choice here](https://teams.microsoft.com/l/message/19:f39cc2b4462c4aa88de10d429d76c5cd@thread.tacv2/1685988735507?tenantId=756349b9-0610-4b01-917b-2a4ac10df947&groupId=1b002a41-ef6d-460c-986e-d32d230bef4f&parentMessageId=1685988735507&teamName=Arnold%20Lab&channelName=Summer23&createdTime=1685988735507&allowXTenantAccess=false). -7. Navigate to `https://dev.kenarnold.org/generate`, where `` is the last digit of your port 500X. \ No newline at end of file +- Implement FastAPI back-end that handles POST and GET requests from a font-end. + +### Contribution Guide + +In the interest of reproducibility and readability, please consider using [black](https://pypi.org/project/black/) for code formatting and referring to [this section of the guide](https://google.github.io/styleguide/pyguide.html#38-comments-and-docstrings) for code documentation. + +Please keep back-end operations (i.e. FastAPI) separate from NLP methods and vice-versa. + +When necessary, implement interface methods for communicating with the back-end. + +### Setup Guide + +1. Clone this repository. +2. Create and activate a new conda environment. +3. Run `pip install -r requirements.txt`. +4. Run `uvicorn main:app --host localhost --port --reload` with a custom ``. From 052a5d9b115ccd4740e515a62e5ab7898b4c36fc Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jiho Kim <55632840+nghtctrl@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Wed, 28 Jun 2023 16:48:49 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 048/112] Remove type annotations for now --- question-generation/main.py | 6 +++--- 1 file changed, 3 insertions(+), 3 deletions(-) diff --git a/question-generation/main.py b/question-generation/main.py index 42fff4e..a212169 100644 --- a/question-generation/main.py +++ b/question-generation/main.py @@ -27,12 +27,12 @@ class Data(BaseModel): # Memory-based database for now -database: "list[Data]" = [] +database = [] # POST method for appending new paragraphs to the database @app.post("/database") -async def store_data(data: "list[str]"): +async def store_data(data): for d in data: if not any(db.paragraph == d for db in database): database.append( @@ -44,5 +44,5 @@ async def store_data(data: "list[str]"): # GET method for retrieving the database @app.get("/database") -async def get_data() -> "list[Data]": +async def get_data(): return database From d79459b73a51849b330fa8d5a5cd0720bb330bb0 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jiho Kim <55632840+nghtctrl@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Wed, 28 Jun 2023 17:04:45 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 049/112] Use type annotation from typing package Typing is necessary for validation with the POST method. --- question-generation/main.py | 7 ++++--- 1 file changed, 4 insertions(+), 3 deletions(-) diff --git a/question-generation/main.py b/question-generation/main.py index a212169..bd5cf27 100644 --- a/question-generation/main.py +++ b/question-generation/main.py @@ -1,6 +1,7 @@ from fastapi import FastAPI from fastapi.middleware.cors import CORSMiddleware from pydantic import BaseModel +from typing import List from nlp import get_questions @@ -27,12 +28,12 @@ class Data(BaseModel): # Memory-based database for now -database = [] +database: List[Data] = [] # POST method for appending new paragraphs to the database @app.post("/database") -async def store_data(data): +async def store_data(data: List[str]): for d in data: if not any(db.paragraph == d for db in database): database.append( @@ -44,5 +45,5 @@ async def store_data(data): # GET method for retrieving the database @app.get("/database") -async def get_data(): +async def get_data() -> List[Data]: return database From fb638124bcc2a9c03d3ac2c5592dc761c3f423ea Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jiho Kim <55632840+nghtctrl@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Wed, 28 Jun 2023 17:05:36 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 050/112] Configure to return only one question for now Front-end team may want more questions. --- question-generation/main.py | 2 +- 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/question-generation/main.py b/question-generation/main.py index bd5cf27..4136b87 100644 --- a/question-generation/main.py +++ b/question-generation/main.py @@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ async def store_data(data: List[str]): database.append( # Generate question when appending # This may be an inefficient approach - 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a/question-generation/comments-wrangling/package.json b/question-generation/comments-wrangling/package.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000..4b8deef --- /dev/null +++ b/question-generation/comments-wrangling/package.json @@ -0,0 +1,64 @@ +{ + "name": "office-addin-taskpane-js", + "version": "0.0.1", + "repository": { + "type": "git", + "url": "https://github.com/OfficeDev/Office-Addin-TaskPane-JS.git" + }, + "license": "MIT", + "config": { + "app_to_debug": "word", + "app_type_to_debug": "desktop", + "dev_server_port": 3000 + }, + "scripts": { + "build": "webpack --mode production", + "build:dev": "webpack --mode development", + "dev-server": "webpack serve --mode development", + "lint": "office-addin-lint check", + "lint:fix": "office-addin-lint fix", + "prettier": "office-addin-lint prettier", + "start": "office-addin-debugging start manifest.xml", + "start:desktop": "office-addin-debugging start manifest.xml desktop", + "start:web": "office-addin-debugging start manifest.xml web", + "stop": "office-addin-debugging stop manifest.xml", + "validate": "office-addin-manifest validate manifest.xml", + "watch": "webpack --mode development --watch" + }, + "dependencies": { + "core-js": "^3.9.1", + "regenerator-runtime": "^0.13.7" + }, + "devDependencies": { + "@babel/core": "^7.13.10", + "@babel/preset-env": "^7.12.11", + "@babel/preset-typescript": "^7.13.0", + "@types/office-js": "^1.0.256", + "@types/office-runtime": "^1.0.23", + "acorn": "^8.5.0", + "babel-loader": "^8.2.2", + "copy-webpack-plugin": "^9.0.1", + "eslint-plugin-office-addins": "^2.1.5", + "file-loader": "^6.2.0", + "html-loader": "^4.1.0", + "html-webpack-plugin": "^5.5.0", + "office-addin-cli": "^1.5.5", + "office-addin-debugging": "^5.0.5", + "office-addin-dev-certs": "^1.11.3", + "office-addin-lint": "^2.2.5", + "office-addin-manifest": "^1.12.3", + "office-addin-prettier-config": "^1.2.0", + "os-browserify": "^0.3.0", + "process": "^0.11.10", + "source-map-loader": "^3.0.0", + "ts-loader": "^9.4.1", + "typescript": "^4.7.4", + "webpack": "^5.76.3", + "webpack-cli": "^5.0.1", + "webpack-dev-server": "4.13.1" + }, + "prettier": "office-addin-prettier-config", + "browserslist": [ + "ie 11" + ] +} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/commands/commands.html b/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/commands/commands.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..495d471 --- /dev/null +++ b/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/commands/commands.html @@ -0,0 +1,18 @@ +<!-- Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Licensed under the MIT License. --> + +<!DOCTYPE html> +<html> + +<head> + <meta charset="UTF-8" /> + <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=Edge" /> + + <!-- Office JavaScript API --> + <script type="text/javascript" src="https://appsforoffice.microsoft.com/lib/1.1/hosted/office.js"></script> +</head> + +<body> + +</body> + +</html> \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/commands/commands.js b/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/commands/commands.js new file mode 100644 index 0000000..cc503d0 --- /dev/null +++ b/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/commands/commands.js @@ -0,0 +1,44 @@ +/* + * Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Licensed under the MIT license. + * See LICENSE in the project root for license information. + */ + +/* global global, Office, self, window */ + +Office.onReady(() => { + // If needed, Office.js is ready to be called +}); + +/** + * Shows a notification when the add-in command is executed. + * @param event {Office.AddinCommands.Event} + */ +function action(event) { + const message = { + type: Office.MailboxEnums.ItemNotificationMessageType.InformationalMessage, + message: "Performed action.", + icon: "Icon.80x80", + persistent: true, + }; + + // Show a notification message + Office.context.mailbox.item.notificationMessages.replaceAsync("action", message); + + // Be sure to indicate when the add-in command function is complete + event.completed(); +} + +function getGlobal() { + return typeof self !== "undefined" + ? self + : typeof window !== "undefined" + ? window + : typeof global !== "undefined" + ? global + : undefined; +} + +const g = getGlobal(); + +// The add-in command functions need to be available in global scope +g.action = action; diff --git a/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.css b/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.css new file mode 100644 index 0000000..5f78c16 --- /dev/null +++ b/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.css @@ -0,0 +1,80 @@ +/* + * Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Licensed under the MIT license. + * See LICENSE in the project root for license information. + */ + + html, + body { + width: 100%; + height: 100%; + margin: 0; + padding: 0; + } + + ul { + margin: 0; + padding: 0; + } + + .ms-welcome__header { + padding: 20px; + padding-bottom: 30px; + padding-top: 100px; + display: -webkit-flex; + display: flex; + -webkit-flex-direction: column; + flex-direction: column; + align-items: center; + } + + .ms-welcome__main { + display: -webkit-flex; + display: flex; + -webkit-flex-direction: column; + flex-direction: column; + -webkit-flex-wrap: nowrap; + flex-wrap: nowrap; + -webkit-align-items: center; + align-items: center; + -webkit-flex: 1 0 0; + flex: 1 0 0; + padding: 10px 20px; + } + + .ms-welcome__main > h2 { + width: 100%; + text-align: center; + } + + .ms-welcome__features { + list-style-type: none; + margin-top: 20px; + } + + .ms-welcome__features.ms-List .ms-ListItem { + padding-bottom: 20px; + display: -webkit-flex; + display: flex; + } + + .ms-welcome__features.ms-List .ms-ListItem > .ms-Icon { + margin-right: 10px; + } + + .ms-welcome__action.ms-Button--hero { + margin-top: 30px; + } + +.ms-Button.ms-Button--hero .ms-Button-label { + color: #0078d7; +} + +.ms-Button.ms-Button--hero:hover .ms-Button-label, +.ms-Button.ms-Button--hero:focus .ms-Button-label{ + color: #005a9e; + cursor: pointer; +} + +b { + font-weight: bold; +} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.html b/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..9064865 --- /dev/null +++ b/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.html @@ -0,0 +1,54 @@ +<!-- Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Licensed under the MIT License. --> +<!-- This file shows how to design a first-run page that provides a welcome screen to the user about the features of the add-in. --> + +<!DOCTYPE html> +<html> + +<head> + <meta charset="UTF-8" /> + <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=Edge" /> + <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1"> + <title>Contoso Task Pane Add-in + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+ Contoso +

Welcome

+
+
+

Please sideload your add-in to see app body.

+
+
+

Discover what Office Add-ins can do for you today!

+
    +
  • + + Achieve more with Office integration +
    • +
  • + + Unlock features and functionality +
    • +
  • + + Create and visualize like a pro +
    • +
+

Modify the source files, then click Run.

+
+ Run +
+
+ + + diff --git a/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.js b/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.js new file mode 100644 index 0000000..4e5506d --- /dev/null +++ b/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.js @@ -0,0 +1,30 @@ +/* + * Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Licensed under the MIT license. + * See LICENSE in the project root for license information. + */ + +/* global document, Office, Word */ + +Office.onReady((info) => { + if (info.host === Office.HostType.Word) { + document.getElementById("sideload-msg").style.display = "none"; + document.getElementById("app-body").style.display = "flex"; + document.getElementById("run").onclick = run; + } +}); + +export async function run() { + return Word.run(async (context) => { + /** + * Insert your Word code here + */ + + // insert a paragraph at the end of the document. + const paragraph = context.document.body.insertParagraph("Hello World", Word.InsertLocation.end); + + // change the paragraph color to blue. + paragraph.font.color = "blue"; + + await context.sync(); + }); +} diff --git a/question-generation/comments-wrangling/tsconfig.json b/question-generation/comments-wrangling/tsconfig.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000..8845bd0 --- /dev/null +++ b/question-generation/comments-wrangling/tsconfig.json @@ -0,0 +1,26 @@ +{ + "compilerOptions": { + "allowJs": true, + "baseUrl": ".", + "esModuleInterop": true, + "experimentalDecorators": true, + "jsx": "react", + "noEmitOnError": true, + "outDir": "lib", + "sourceMap": true, + "target": "es5", + "lib": [ + "es2015", + "dom" + ] + }, + "exclude": [ + "node_modules", + "dist", + "lib", + "lib-amd" + ], + "ts-node": { + "files": true + } +} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/question-generation/comments-wrangling/webpack.config.js b/question-generation/comments-wrangling/webpack.config.js new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b8e663f --- /dev/null +++ b/question-generation/comments-wrangling/webpack.config.js @@ -0,0 +1,100 @@ +/* eslint-disable no-undef */ + +const devCerts = require("office-addin-dev-certs"); +const CopyWebpackPlugin = require("copy-webpack-plugin"); +const HtmlWebpackPlugin = require("html-webpack-plugin"); + +const urlDev = "https://localhost:3000/"; +const urlProd = "https://www.contoso.com/"; // CHANGE THIS TO YOUR PRODUCTION DEPLOYMENT LOCATION + +async function getHttpsOptions() { + const httpsOptions = await devCerts.getHttpsServerOptions(); + return { ca: httpsOptions.ca, key: httpsOptions.key, cert: httpsOptions.cert }; +} + +module.exports = async (env, options) => { + const dev = options.mode === "development"; + const config = { + devtool: "source-map", + entry: { + polyfill: ["core-js/stable", "regenerator-runtime/runtime"], + taskpane: ["./src/taskpane/taskpane.js", "./src/taskpane/taskpane.html"], + commands: "./src/commands/commands.js", + }, + output: { + clean: true, + }, + resolve: { + extensions: [".html", ".js"], + }, + module: { + rules: [ + { + test: /\.js$/, + exclude: /node_modules/, + use: { + loader: "babel-loader", + options: { + presets: ["@babel/preset-env"], + }, + }, + }, + { + test: /\.html$/, + exclude: /node_modules/, + use: "html-loader", + }, + { + test: /\.(png|jpg|jpeg|gif|ico)$/, + type: "asset/resource", + generator: { + filename: "assets/[name][ext][query]", + }, + }, + ], + }, + plugins: [ + new HtmlWebpackPlugin({ + filename: "taskpane.html", + template: "./src/taskpane/taskpane.html", + chunks: ["polyfill", "taskpane"], + }), + new CopyWebpackPlugin({ + patterns: [ + { + from: "assets/*", + to: "assets/[name][ext][query]", + }, + { + from: "manifest*.xml", + to: "[name]" + "[ext]", + transform(content) { + if (dev) { + return content; + } else { + return content.toString().replace(new RegExp(urlDev, "g"), urlProd); + } + }, + }, + ], + }), + new HtmlWebpackPlugin({ + filename: "commands.html", + template: "./src/commands/commands.html", + chunks: ["polyfill", "commands"], + }), + ], + devServer: { + headers: { + "Access-Control-Allow-Origin": "*", + }, + server: { + type: "https", + options: env.WEBPACK_BUILD || options.https !== undefined ? options.https : await getHttpsOptions(), + }, + port: process.env.npm_package_config_dev_server_port || 3000, + }, + }; + + return config; +}; From aedac986ca8bf154000b72ebe2fcb9eaaa0920cc Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jiho Kim <55632840+nghtctrl@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Sat, 1 Jul 2023 04:46:55 +0900 Subject: [PATCH 052/112] Simplified UI into one run button for now --- .../src/taskpane/taskpane.css | 2 +- .../src/taskpane/taskpane.html | 26 +------------------ 2 files changed, 2 insertions(+), 26 deletions(-) diff --git a/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.css b/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.css index 5f78c16..c815669 100644 --- a/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.css +++ b/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.css @@ -77,4 +77,4 @@ b { font-weight: bold; -} \ No newline at end of file +} diff --git a/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.html b/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.html index 9064865..971b82b 100644 --- a/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.html +++ b/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.html @@ -1,6 +1,3 @@ - - - @@ -10,13 +7,10 @@ Contoso Task Pane Add-in - - - @@ -29,25 +23,7 @@

Welcome

Please sideload your add-in to see app body.

-

Discover what Office Add-ins can do for you today!

-
    -
  • - - Achieve more with Office integration -
    • -
  • - - Unlock features and functionality -
    • -
  • - - Create and visualize like a pro -
    • -
-

Modify the source files, then click Run.

-
- Run -
+

From 38d73fbe91196da0aff6630c62a1d698672af567 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jiho Kim <55632840+nghtctrl@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Sat, 1 Jul 2023 04:48:21 +0900 Subject: [PATCH 053/112] Add getComment function The function will extract comments from the document. --- .../src/taskpane/taskpane.js | 37 ++++++++++--------- 1 file changed, 19 insertions(+), 18 deletions(-) diff --git a/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.js b/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.js index 4e5506d..a09246b 100644 --- a/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.js +++ b/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.js @@ -1,30 +1,31 @@ -/* - * Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Licensed under the MIT license. - * See LICENSE in the project root for license information. - */ - -/* global document, Office, Word */ +/* global document, Office, Word, console */ Office.onReady((info) => { if (info.host === Office.HostType.Word) { document.getElementById("sideload-msg").style.display = "none"; document.getElementById("app-body").style.display = "flex"; - document.getElementById("run").onclick = run; + document.getElementById("run").onclick = () => tryCatch(getComments); } }); -export async function run() { - return Word.run(async (context) => { - /** - * Insert your Word code here - */ - - // insert a paragraph at the end of the document. - const paragraph = context.document.body.insertParagraph("Hello World", Word.InsertLocation.end); +async function getComments() { + await Word.run(async (context) => { + // Get comments from the Word document + const comments = context.document.body.getComments(); + comments.load("items"); + await context.sync(); - // change the paragraph color to blue. - paragraph.font.color = "blue"; + // Store them as an array + const commentItems = comments.items; - await context.sync(); + console.log(commentItems[0]); }); } + +export async function tryCatch(callback) { + try { + await callback(); + } catch (error) { + console.error(error); + } +} From abf1633dea492e61930a8e3db1a6619c07dd21ea Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Ray Cai Flanagan Date: Sat, 1 Jul 2023 10:22:03 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 054/112] Create .gitignore --- .gitignore | 1 + 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+) create mode 100644 .gitignore diff --git a/.gitignore b/.gitignore new file mode 100644 index 0000000..722d5e7 --- /dev/null +++ b/.gitignore @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +.vscode From b05673ff5accfde7086cc3675d8d78eca7ec3857 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Ray Cai Flanagan Date: Sat, 1 Jul 2023 10:26:19 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 055/112] Added openai approach --- .gitignore | 1 + question-generation/requirements.txt | 4 ++ question-generation/server.py | 80 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 3 files changed, 85 insertions(+) create mode 100644 .gitignore create mode 100644 question-generation/server.py diff --git a/.gitignore b/.gitignore new file mode 100644 index 0000000..722d5e7 --- /dev/null +++ b/.gitignore @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +.vscode diff --git a/question-generation/requirements.txt b/question-generation/requirements.txt index cdd6089..8e75009 100644 --- a/question-generation/requirements.txt +++ b/question-generation/requirements.txt @@ -2,3 +2,7 @@ torch transformers fastapi uvicorn + +# for openai approach +openai +python-dotenv \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/question-generation/server.py b/question-generation/server.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e64a2e4 --- /dev/null +++ b/question-generation/server.py @@ -0,0 +1,80 @@ +import os + +import dotenv + +from pydantic import BaseModel + +import openai + +import nest_asyncio +import uvicorn + +from fastapi import FastAPI +from fastapi.middleware.cors import CORSMiddleware + +nest_asyncio.apply() + +dotenv.load_dotenv() + +openai.organization = 'org-9bUDqwqHW2Peg4u47Psf9uUo' +openai.api_key = os.getenv('OPENAI_API_KEY') + + +class QuestionsPayload(BaseModel): + essay: str + + +app = FastAPI() + +origins = [ + 'http://localhost', + 'http://localhost:8080', + 'http://localhost:5500', + 'http://localhost:3000', + 'http://127.0.0.1:5500', +] + +app.add_middleware( + CORSMiddleware, + allow_origins=origins, + allow_credentials=True, + allow_methods=['*'], + allow_headers=['*'], +) + + +@app.post('/questions') +async def questions(payload: QuestionsPayload): + # ! Look at prompt and guidance/jsonformer + + prompt = ''' + You are a writing assistant. Your purpose is to ask the writer helpful and thought-provoking questions to help them think of how to improve their writing. For each question, include the phrase from the paragraph that it applies to. You must writing your questions in the following JSON format: + + ```json + { + "questions": [ + { + "question": "{{gen 'question'}}", + "phrase": "{{gen 'phrase'}}" + }, + ] + } + ``` + + Create 5 questions for the following piece of writing using the JSON format above. + ''' + payload.essay + '\n\n ```json \n' + + response = openai.Completion.create( + model='text-davinci-003', + prompt=prompt, + temperature=0.7, + max_tokens=256, + top_p=1, + frequency_penalty=0, + presence_penalty=0, + echo=True + ) + + return response['choices'][0]['text'].split('```json')[2] + +uvicorn.run(app, port=8000) From 6adb4de672266fc50096d16b26ca60cd90278d0b Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jiho Kim <55632840+nghtctrl@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Mon, 3 Jul 2023 18:06:27 +0900 Subject: [PATCH 056/112] Separate operations that are purely for comments extraction --- .../src/taskpane/taskpane.js | 30 +++++++++++++++---- 1 file changed, 25 insertions(+), 5 deletions(-) diff --git a/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.js b/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.js index a09246b..c095118 100644 --- a/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.js +++ b/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.js @@ -10,16 +10,36 @@ Office.onReady((info) => { async function getComments() { await Word.run(async (context) => { - // Get comments from the Word document const comments = context.document.body.getComments(); comments.load("items"); await context.sync(); + return comments; + }); +} - // Store them as an array - const commentItems = comments.items; +async function main() { + // Get comments from the Word document + // const comments = context.document.body.getComments(); + // comments.load("items"); + // await context.sync(); - console.log(commentItems[0]); - }); + // // Store them as an array + // const commentItems = comments.items; + + // const range = commentItems[0].getRange(); + // range.load("text"); + // await context.sync(); + + // console.log(range.text); + // console.log("Comment: " + commentItems[0].content); + + // const commentItemReplies = commentItems[3].replies; + // commentItemReplies.load("items"); + // await context.sync(); + + // const commentItemReplyItems = commentItemReplies.items; + + // console.log(commentItemReplyItems); } export async function tryCatch(callback) { From 9a2ed4a264455af4718263d449e1ff7a1a43031e Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jiho Kim <55632840+nghtctrl@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Mon, 3 Jul 2023 18:08:46 +0900 Subject: [PATCH 057/112] Return comments as an array --- .../comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.js | 4 +++- 1 file changed, 3 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.js b/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.js index c095118..6134ce2 100644 --- a/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.js +++ b/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.js @@ -13,10 +13,12 @@ async function getComments() { const comments = context.document.body.getComments(); comments.load("items"); await context.sync(); - return comments; + return comments.items; }); } +async function get + async function main() { // Get comments from the Word document // const comments = context.document.body.getComments(); From 3b6f66183e037dbd0eba8d41c85da5a67e63c8c3 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jiho Kim <55632840+nghtctrl@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Mon, 3 Jul 2023 18:12:56 +0900 Subject: [PATCH 058/112] Add getReplies function --- .../comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.js | 13 ++++++++++++- 1 file changed, 12 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.js b/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.js index 6134ce2..dfe9d92 100644 --- a/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.js +++ b/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.js @@ -17,9 +17,20 @@ async function getComments() { }); } -async function get +async function getReplies(comment) { + await Word.run(async (context) => { + const replies = comment.replies; + replies.load("items"); + await context.sync(); + return replies.items; + }); +} async function main() { + const comments = getComments(); + + + // Get comments from the Word document // const comments = context.document.body.getComments(); // comments.load("items"); From d358ebc8427d04917eeb9137827ff8bb19138112 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jiho Kim <55632840+nghtctrl@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Mon, 3 Jul 2023 18:20:41 +0900 Subject: [PATCH 059/112] Add getContext function --- .../src/taskpane/taskpane.js | 34 +++++-------------- 1 file changed, 9 insertions(+), 25 deletions(-) diff --git a/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.js b/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.js index dfe9d92..6af1fb5 100644 --- a/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.js +++ b/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.js @@ -26,33 +26,17 @@ async function getReplies(comment) { }); } +async function getContext(comment) { + await Word.run(async (context) => { + const commentContext = comment.getRange(); + commentContext.load("text"); + await context.sync(); + return commentContext.text; + }); +} + async function main() { const comments = getComments(); - - - - // Get comments from the Word document - // const comments = context.document.body.getComments(); - // comments.load("items"); - // await context.sync(); - - // // Store them as an array - // const commentItems = comments.items; - - // const range = commentItems[0].getRange(); - // range.load("text"); - // await context.sync(); - - // console.log(range.text); - // console.log("Comment: " + commentItems[0].content); - - // const commentItemReplies = commentItems[3].replies; - // commentItemReplies.load("items"); - // await context.sync(); - - // const commentItemReplyItems = commentItemReplies.items; - - // console.log(commentItemReplyItems); } export async function tryCatch(callback) { From d5d5c007bdd75d1dc65da249a5afe0e6e4ed9750 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jiho Kim <55632840+nghtctrl@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Mon, 3 Jul 2023 19:12:08 +0900 Subject: [PATCH 060/112] Put eveything under main function --- .../src/taskpane/taskpane.js | 52 ++++++++++--------- 1 file changed, 27 insertions(+), 25 deletions(-) diff --git a/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.js b/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.js index 6af1fb5..7a226d3 100644 --- a/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.js +++ b/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.js @@ -4,39 +4,41 @@ Office.onReady((info) => { if (info.host === Office.HostType.Word) { document.getElementById("sideload-msg").style.display = "none"; document.getElementById("app-body").style.display = "flex"; - document.getElementById("run").onclick = () => tryCatch(getComments); + document.getElementById("run").onclick = () => tryCatch(main); } }); -async function getComments() { +async function main() { await Word.run(async (context) => { - const comments = context.document.body.getComments(); - comments.load("items"); - await context.sync(); - return comments.items; - }); -} + const comments = []; -async function getReplies(comment) { - await Word.run(async (context) => { - const replies = comment.replies; - replies.load("items"); + const commentCollection = context.document.body.getComments(); + commentCollection.load("items"); await context.sync(); - return replies.items; - }); -} -async function getContext(comment) { - await Word.run(async (context) => { - const commentContext = comment.getRange(); - commentContext.load("text"); - await context.sync(); - return commentContext.text; - }); -} + for (let i = 0; i < commentCollection.items.length; i++) { + let comment = Array(commentCollection.items[i].content); -async function main() { - const comments = getComments(); + const commentReplyCollection = commentCollection.items[i].replies; + commentReplyCollection.load("items"); + await context.sync(); + + for (let j = 0; j < commentReplyCollection.items.length; j++) { + comment.push(commentReplyCollection.items[j].content); + } + + const commentRange = commentCollection.items[i].getRange(); + commentRange.load("text"); + await context.sync(); + + comments.push({ + context: commentRange.text, + comments: comment, + }); + } + + console.log(comments); + }); } export async function tryCatch(callback) { From 18bdd0c41611f9d63d5e6a20d0d6eff6e6f75f91 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jiho Kim <55632840+nghtctrl@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Thu, 6 Jul 2023 03:10:06 +0900 Subject: [PATCH 061/112] Create getCommentReplies and getCommentContexts functions --- .../src/taskpane/taskpane.js | 51 ++++++++++--------- 1 file changed, 28 insertions(+), 23 deletions(-) diff --git a/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.js b/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.js index 7a226d3..4a81069 100644 --- a/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.js +++ b/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.js @@ -8,36 +8,41 @@ Office.onReady((info) => { } }); -async function main() { - await Word.run(async (context) => { - const comments = []; +async function getCommentContexts(context, commentCollection) { + const commentArray = commentCollection.items; + let commentRanges = []; + let contexts = []; + + for (let i = 0; i < commentArray.length; i++) { + commentRanges.push(commentArray[i].getRange()); + commentRanges[i].load("text"); + } - const commentCollection = context.document.body.getComments(); - commentCollection.load("items"); - await context.sync(); + await context.sync(); - for (let i = 0; i < commentCollection.items.length; i++) { - let comment = Array(commentCollection.items[i].content); + for (let i = 0; i < commentRanges.length; i++) { + contexts.push(commentRanges[i].text); + } - const commentReplyCollection = commentCollection.items[i].replies; - commentReplyCollection.load("items"); - await context.sync(); + return contexts; +} - for (let j = 0; j < commentReplyCollection.items.length; j++) { - comment.push(commentReplyCollection.items[j].content); - } +async function getCommentReplies(commentCollection) { + const commentArray = commentCollection.items; + const replyCollections = commentArray.map((comment) => comment.replies.load("items")); + await commentCollection.context.sync(); + return replyCollections.map((reply) => reply.items.map((item) => item.content)); +} - const commentRange = commentCollection.items[i].getRange(); - commentRange.load("text"); - await context.sync(); +async function main() { + await Word.run(async (context) => { + const commentCollection = context.document.body.getComments(); + commentCollection.load("items"); + await context.sync(); - comments.push({ - context: commentRange.text, - comments: comment, - }); - } + const replies = await getCommentReplies(commentCollection); - console.log(comments); + console.log(replies); }); } From 693fee21aac40f0ce1e82d0188ea7747de6de3d5 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jiho Kim <55632840+nghtctrl@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Thu, 6 Jul 2023 03:27:45 +0900 Subject: [PATCH 062/112] Edited getCommentContexts function to use map for better readability --- .../src/taskpane/taskpane.js | 23 +++++-------------- 1 file changed, 6 insertions(+), 17 deletions(-) diff --git a/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.js b/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.js index 4a81069..de53b0a 100644 --- a/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.js +++ b/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.js @@ -8,23 +8,11 @@ Office.onReady((info) => { } }); -async function getCommentContexts(context, commentCollection) { +async function getCommentContexts(commentCollection) { const commentArray = commentCollection.items; - let commentRanges = []; - let contexts = []; - - for (let i = 0; i < commentArray.length; i++) { - commentRanges.push(commentArray[i].getRange()); - commentRanges[i].load("text"); - } - - await context.sync(); - - for (let i = 0; i < commentRanges.length; i++) { - contexts.push(commentRanges[i].text); - } - - return contexts; + const commentRanges = commentArray.map((comment) => comment.getRange().load("text")); + await commentCollection.context.sync(); + return commentRanges.map((range) => range.text); } async function getCommentReplies(commentCollection) { @@ -40,9 +28,10 @@ async function main() { commentCollection.load("items"); await context.sync(); + const contexts = await getCommentContexts(commentCollection); const replies = await getCommentReplies(commentCollection); - console.log(replies); + console.log(contexts); }); } From 08c6ce894738cfd822ccf2f13010462c18b2297b Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jiho Kim <55632840+nghtctrl@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Thu, 6 Jul 2023 03:30:28 +0900 Subject: [PATCH 063/112] Move the main function to the bottom for better readability --- .../comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.js | 16 ++++++++-------- 1 file changed, 8 insertions(+), 8 deletions(-) diff --git a/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.js b/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.js index de53b0a..39987de 100644 --- a/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.js +++ b/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.js @@ -22,6 +22,14 @@ async function getCommentReplies(commentCollection) { return replyCollections.map((reply) => reply.items.map((item) => item.content)); } +export async function tryCatch(callback) { + try { + await callback(); + } catch (error) { + console.error(error); + } +} + async function main() { await Word.run(async (context) => { const commentCollection = context.document.body.getComments(); @@ -34,11 +42,3 @@ async function main() { console.log(contexts); }); } - -export async function tryCatch(callback) { - try { - await callback(); - } catch (error) { - console.error(error); - } -} From 3cd16796a627007a0acfd3c02038dc0e927db7ac Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jiho Kim <55632840+nghtctrl@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Thu, 6 Jul 2023 03:45:18 +0900 Subject: [PATCH 064/112] Add a way to extract the contexts and replies collected --- .../comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.js | 12 +++++++++++- 1 file changed, 11 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.js b/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.js index 39987de..4aaa792 100644 --- a/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.js +++ b/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.js @@ -39,6 +39,16 @@ async function main() { const contexts = await getCommentContexts(commentCollection); const replies = await getCommentReplies(commentCollection); - console.log(contexts); + const data = []; + + for (let i = 0; i < commentCollection.items.length; i++) { + const comments = [commentCollection.items[i].content]; + if (replies[i].length > 0) { + comments.push(...replies[i]); + } + data.push({ context: contexts[i], comments: comments }); + } + + console.log(data); }); } From e065ce48bc0d233b2cdf07b57c3ae6b2956977a5 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jiho Kim <55632840+nghtctrl@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Thu, 6 Jul 2023 04:02:17 +0900 Subject: [PATCH 065/112] Add post function which handles HTTP POST request --- .../comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.js | 17 ++++++++++++++++- 1 file changed, 16 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.js b/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.js index 4aaa792..2cc5ea9 100644 --- a/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.js +++ b/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.js @@ -22,6 +22,20 @@ async function getCommentReplies(commentCollection) { return replyCollections.map((reply) => reply.items.map((item) => item.content)); } +async function post(url, data) { + const response = await fetch(url, { + method: "POST", + headers: { + "Content-Type": "application/json", + }, + body: JSON.stringify(data), + }); + + if (!response.ok) { + throw new Error("HTTP request failed with status " + response.status); + } +} + export async function tryCatch(callback) { try { await callback(); @@ -49,6 +63,7 @@ async function main() { data.push({ context: contexts[i], comments: comments }); } - console.log(data); + const url = "https://dev0.kenarnold.org/data"; + post(url, data); }); } From b69b623d4e8dcb58dfe53bfbd1bf981469ad9de5 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jiho Kim <55632840+nghtctrl@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Thu, 6 Jul 2023 04:14:07 +0900 Subject: [PATCH 066/112] Initial commit --- question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/server.py | 0 1 file changed, 0 insertions(+), 0 deletions(-) create mode 100644 question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/server.py diff --git a/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/server.py b/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/server.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e69de29 From 6008721e73f4da026cc6b4e1d29e830dbf2b9555 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jiho Kim <55632840+nghtctrl@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Thu, 6 Jul 2023 04:18:07 +0900 Subject: [PATCH 067/112] Add CORS mechanism --- .../comments-wrangling/src/server.py | 15 +++++++++++++++ 1 file changed, 15 insertions(+) diff --git a/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/server.py b/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/server.py index e69de29..eb23d9a 100644 --- a/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/server.py +++ b/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/server.py @@ -0,0 +1,15 @@ +from fastapi import FastAPI +from fastapi.middleware.cors import CORSMiddleware + +app = FastAPI() + +# May risk unauthorized access +origins = ["*"] + +app.add_middleware( + CORSMiddleware, + allow_origins=origins, + allow_credentials=True, + allow_methods=["*"], + allow_headers=["*"], +) From d60765c71bbf8308d0fc48646a14c682d364740b Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jiho Kim <55632840+nghtctrl@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Thu, 6 Jul 2023 04:25:33 +0900 Subject: [PATCH 068/112] Added TODO comments --- .../comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.js | 2 ++ question-generation/comments-wrangling/webpack.config.js | 4 +++- 2 files changed, 5 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.js b/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.js index 2cc5ea9..720fb76 100644 --- a/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.js +++ b/question-generation/comments-wrangling/src/taskpane/taskpane.js @@ -60,9 +60,11 @@ async function main() { if (replies[i].length > 0) { comments.push(...replies[i]); } + // TODO: Add document name to the data? data.push({ context: contexts[i], comments: comments }); } + // TODO: Edit for production URL const url = "https://dev0.kenarnold.org/data"; post(url, data); }); diff --git a/question-generation/comments-wrangling/webpack.config.js b/question-generation/comments-wrangling/webpack.config.js index b8e663f..abe7a2c 100644 --- a/question-generation/comments-wrangling/webpack.config.js +++ b/question-generation/comments-wrangling/webpack.config.js @@ -5,7 +5,9 @@ const CopyWebpackPlugin = require("copy-webpack-plugin"); const HtmlWebpackPlugin = require("html-webpack-plugin"); const urlDev = "https://localhost:3000/"; -const urlProd = "https://www.contoso.com/"; // CHANGE THIS TO YOUR PRODUCTION DEPLOYMENT LOCATION + +// TODO: Change this to production deployment location +const urlProd = "https://www.contoso.com/"; async function getHttpsOptions() { const httpsOptions = await devCerts.getHttpsServerOptions(); From e0e17e8329c2428d7e63756416cfe73d08915f44 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "Kenneth C. 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All rights reserved. Licensed under the MIT License. --> + +<!DOCTYPE html> +<html> + +<head> + <meta charset="UTF-8" /> + <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=Edge" /> + + <!-- Office JavaScript API --> + <script type="text/javascript" src="https://appsforoffice.microsoft.com/lib/1.1/hosted/office.js"></script> +</head> + +<body> + +</body> + +</html> \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/question-generation/reflectia/src/commands/commands.js b/question-generation/reflectia/src/commands/commands.js new file mode 100644 index 0000000..cc503d0 --- /dev/null +++ b/question-generation/reflectia/src/commands/commands.js @@ -0,0 +1,44 @@ +/* + * Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Licensed under the MIT license. + * See LICENSE in the project root for license information. + */ + +/* global global, Office, self, window */ + +Office.onReady(() => { + // If needed, Office.js is ready to be called +}); + +/** + * Shows a notification when the add-in command is executed. + * @param event {Office.AddinCommands.Event} + */ +function action(event) { + const message = { + type: Office.MailboxEnums.ItemNotificationMessageType.InformationalMessage, + message: "Performed action.", + icon: "Icon.80x80", + persistent: true, + }; + + // Show a notification message + Office.context.mailbox.item.notificationMessages.replaceAsync("action", message); + + // Be sure to indicate when the add-in command function is complete + event.completed(); +} + +function getGlobal() { + return typeof self !== "undefined" + ? self + : typeof window !== "undefined" + ? window + : typeof global !== "undefined" + ? global + : undefined; +} + +const g = getGlobal(); + +// The add-in command functions need to be available in global scope +g.action = action; diff --git a/question-generation/reflectia/src/server.py b/question-generation/reflectia/src/server.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000..eb23d9a --- /dev/null +++ b/question-generation/reflectia/src/server.py @@ -0,0 +1,15 @@ +from fastapi import FastAPI +from fastapi.middleware.cors import CORSMiddleware + +app = FastAPI() + +# May risk unauthorized access +origins = ["*"] + +app.add_middleware( + CORSMiddleware, + allow_origins=origins, + allow_credentials=True, + allow_methods=["*"], + allow_headers=["*"], +) diff --git a/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.css b/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.css new file mode 100644 index 0000000..698393b --- /dev/null +++ b/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.css @@ -0,0 +1,93 @@ +/* + * Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Licensed under the MIT license. + * See LICENSE in the project root for license information. + */ + +html, +body { + width: 100%; + height: 100%; + margin: 0; + padding: 0; +} + +ul { + margin: 0; + padding: 0; +} + +.ms-welcome__header { + padding: 20px; + padding-bottom: 30px; + display: -webkit-flex; + display: flex; + -webkit-flex-direction: column; + flex-direction: column; + align-items: center; +} + +.ms-welcome__main { + display: -webkit-flex; + display: flex; + -webkit-flex-direction: column; + flex-direction: column; + -webkit-flex-wrap: nowrap; + flex-wrap: nowrap; + -webkit-align-items: center; + align-items: center; + -webkit-flex: 1 0 0; + flex: 1 0 0; + padding: 10px 20px; +} + +.ms-welcome__main > h2 { + width: 100%; + text-align: center; +} + +.ms-welcome__features { + list-style-type: none; + margin-top: 20px; +} + +.ms-welcome__features.ms-List .ms-ListItem { + padding-bottom: 20px; + display: -webkit-flex; + display: flex; +} + +.ms-welcome__features.ms-List .ms-ListItem > .ms-Icon { + margin-right: 10px; +} + +.ms-welcome__action.ms-Button--hero { + margin-top: 30px; +} + +.ms-Button.ms-Button--hero .ms-Button-label { + color: #0078d7; +} + +.ms-Button.ms-Button--hero:hover .ms-Button-label, +.ms-Button.ms-Button--hero:focus .ms-Button-label { + color: #005a9e; + cursor: pointer; +} + +b { + font-weight: bold; +} + +.card-container { + display: flex; + flex-wrap: wrap; + flex-direction: column; +} + +.card { + margin: 10px; + background-color: #f0f0f0; + border: 1px solid #ccc; + border-radius: 4px; + padding: 10px; +} diff --git a/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.html b/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..3ac1c8d --- /dev/null +++ b/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.html @@ -0,0 +1,31 @@ +<!DOCTYPE html> +<html> + +<head> + <meta charset="UTF-8" /> + <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=Edge" /> + <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1"> + <title>Reflections + + + + + + + + + +
+

Welcome

+
+
+

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+
+
+

+
+ +
+ + + diff --git a/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.js b/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.js new file mode 100644 index 0000000..8cb299c --- /dev/null +++ b/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.js @@ -0,0 +1,71 @@ +/* global document, Office, Word, console */ + +Office.onReady((info) => { + if (info.host === Office.HostType.Word) { + document.getElementById('sideload-msg').style.display = 'none'; + document.getElementById('app-body').style.display = 'flex'; + document.querySelector('.ms-welcome__header').style.display = 'none'; + document.getElementById('run').onclick = () => tryCatch(main); + } +}); + +async function post(url, data) { + const response = await fetch(url, { + method: 'POST', + headers: { + 'Content-Type': 'application/json', + }, + body: JSON.stringify(data), + }); + + if (!response.ok) + throw new Error('HTTP request failed with status ' + response.status); +} + +export async function tryCatch(callback) { + try { + await callback(); + } + catch (error) { + console.error(error); + } +} + +// Function to create a new paragraph element as a child of a card +function createParagraph(card, text) { + const paragraph = document.createElement('p'); + + paragraph.textContent = text; + card.appendChild(paragraph); +} + +// Function to create a new card element +function createCard(index, text) { + const card = document.createElement('div'); + + card.id = index; + card.className = 'card'; + createParagraph(card, text); + + return card; +} + +async function main() { + await Word.run(async (context) => { + const paragraphs = context.document.body.paragraphs; + + paragraphs.load(); + await context.sync(); + + let cardContainer = document.getElementById('card-container'); + cardContainer.innerHTML = ''; + let cardsFragment = document.createDocumentFragment(); + + for (let i = 0; i < paragraphs.items.length; i++) { + const card = createCard(i, paragraphs.items[i].text); + cardsFragment.appendChild(card); + } + + cardContainer.appendChild(cardsFragment); + }); +} diff --git a/question-generation/reflectia/tsconfig.json b/question-generation/reflectia/tsconfig.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000..6b4a228 --- /dev/null +++ b/question-generation/reflectia/tsconfig.json @@ -0,0 +1,18 @@ +{ + "compilerOptions": { + "allowJs": true, + "baseUrl": ".", + "esModuleInterop": true, + "experimentalDecorators": true, + "jsx": "react", + "noEmitOnError": true, + "outDir": "lib", + "sourceMap": true, + "target": "es5", + "lib": ["es2015", "dom"] + }, + "exclude": ["node_modules", "dist", "lib", "lib-amd"], + "ts-node": { + "files": true + } +} diff --git a/question-generation/reflectia/webpack.config.js b/question-generation/reflectia/webpack.config.js new file mode 100644 index 0000000..abe7a2c --- /dev/null +++ b/question-generation/reflectia/webpack.config.js @@ -0,0 +1,102 @@ +/* eslint-disable no-undef */ + +const devCerts = require("office-addin-dev-certs"); +const CopyWebpackPlugin = require("copy-webpack-plugin"); +const HtmlWebpackPlugin = require("html-webpack-plugin"); + +const urlDev = "https://localhost:3000/"; + +// TODO: Change this to production deployment location +const urlProd = "https://www.contoso.com/"; + +async function getHttpsOptions() { + const httpsOptions = await devCerts.getHttpsServerOptions(); + return { ca: httpsOptions.ca, key: httpsOptions.key, cert: httpsOptions.cert }; +} + +module.exports = async (env, options) => { + const dev = options.mode === "development"; + const config = { + devtool: "source-map", + entry: { + polyfill: ["core-js/stable", "regenerator-runtime/runtime"], + taskpane: ["./src/taskpane/taskpane.js", "./src/taskpane/taskpane.html"], + commands: "./src/commands/commands.js", + }, + output: { + clean: true, + }, + resolve: { + extensions: [".html", ".js"], + }, + module: { + rules: [ + { + test: /\.js$/, + exclude: /node_modules/, + use: { + loader: "babel-loader", + options: { + presets: ["@babel/preset-env"], + }, + }, + }, + { + test: /\.html$/, + exclude: /node_modules/, + use: "html-loader", + }, + { + test: /\.(png|jpg|jpeg|gif|ico)$/, + type: "asset/resource", + generator: { + filename: "assets/[name][ext][query]", + }, + }, + ], + }, + plugins: [ + new HtmlWebpackPlugin({ + filename: "taskpane.html", + template: "./src/taskpane/taskpane.html", + chunks: ["polyfill", "taskpane"], + }), + new CopyWebpackPlugin({ + patterns: [ + { + from: "assets/*", + to: "assets/[name][ext][query]", + }, + { + from: "manifest*.xml", + to: "[name]" + "[ext]", + transform(content) { + if (dev) { + return content; + } else { + return content.toString().replace(new RegExp(urlDev, "g"), urlProd); + } + }, + }, + ], + }), + new HtmlWebpackPlugin({ + filename: "commands.html", + template: "./src/commands/commands.html", + chunks: ["polyfill", "commands"], + }), + ], + devServer: { + headers: { + "Access-Control-Allow-Origin": "*", + }, + server: { + type: "https", + options: env.WEBPACK_BUILD || options.https !== undefined ? options.https : await getHttpsOptions(), + }, + port: process.env.npm_package_config_dev_server_port || 3000, + }, + }; + + return config; +}; From b56f2d5eba24453db450bd4fa8c752ae9cec5f57 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "Kenneth C. Arnold" Date: Mon, 10 Jul 2023 10:47:56 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 070/112] Made an API endpoint for requesting Chat-based reflections Includes caching responses from the API. --- question-generation/server.py | 144 +++++++++++++++++++++++++--------- 1 file changed, 105 insertions(+), 39 deletions(-) diff --git a/question-generation/server.py b/question-generation/server.py index e64a2e4..468f887 100644 --- a/question-generation/server.py +++ b/question-generation/server.py @@ -1,7 +1,6 @@ import os -import dotenv - +import sqlite3 from pydantic import BaseModel import openai @@ -14,24 +13,29 @@ nest_asyncio.apply() -dotenv.load_dotenv() +# read env file +with open('.env', 'r') as f: + for line in f: + key, value = line.split('=') + os.environ[key] = value.strip() openai.organization = 'org-9bUDqwqHW2Peg4u47Psf9uUo' openai.api_key = os.getenv('OPENAI_API_KEY') -class QuestionsPayload(BaseModel): - essay: str +class ReflectionRequestPayload(BaseModel): + paragraph: str + prompt: str + + +class ReflectionResponsePayload(BaseModel): + response: str app = FastAPI() origins = [ - 'http://localhost', - 'http://localhost:8080', - 'http://localhost:5500', - 'http://localhost:3000', - 'http://127.0.0.1:5500', + '*', ] app.add_middleware( @@ -42,39 +46,101 @@ class QuestionsPayload(BaseModel): allow_headers=['*'], ) - -@app.post('/questions') -async def questions(payload: QuestionsPayload): - # ! Look at prompt and guidance/jsonformer - - prompt = ''' - You are a writing assistant. Your purpose is to ask the writer helpful and thought-provoking questions to help them think of how to improve their writing. For each question, include the phrase from the paragraph that it applies to. You must writing your questions in the following JSON format: - - ```json - { - "questions": [ - { - "question": "{{gen 'question'}}", - "phrase": "{{gen 'phrase'}}" - }, - ] - } - ``` - - Create 5 questions for the following piece of writing using the JSON format above. - ''' + payload.essay + '\n\n ```json \n' - - response = openai.Completion.create( - model='text-davinci-003', - prompt=prompt, - temperature=0.7, - max_tokens=256, +# define a table for requests that have been made. Include timestamp, payload, and response +with sqlite3.connect('requests.db') as conn: + c = conn.cursor() + c.execute('CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS requests (timestamp, prompt, paragraph, response)') + + +async def get_reflections_chat(request: ReflectionRequestPayload) -> ReflectionResponsePayload: + # check if this request has been made before + with sqlite3.connect('requests.db') as conn: + c = conn.cursor() + c.execute('SELECT * FROM requests WHERE prompt=? AND paragraph=?', (request.prompt, request.paragraph)) + result = c.fetchone() + + if result: + return result[3] + + # else, make the request and cache the response + response = openai.ChatCompletion.create( + model="gpt-3.5-turbo", + messages=[ + { + "role": "system", + "content": request.prompt + }, + { + "role": "user", + "content": request.paragraph + } + ], + temperature=1, + max_tokens=1024, top_p=1, frequency_penalty=0, - presence_penalty=0, - echo=True + presence_penalty=0 ) + # extract the response + response_text = response['choices'][0]['message']['content'] + + # cache the response + with sqlite3.connect('requests.db') as conn: + c = conn.cursor() + # use SQL timestamp + c.execute('INSERT INTO requests VALUES (datetime("now"), ?, ?, ?)', (request.prompt, request.paragraph, response_text)) + + return ReflectionResponsePayload(response=response_text) + + +@app.post('/reflections') +async def reflections(payload: ReflectionRequestPayload): + # ! Look at prompt and guidance/jsonformer + api = 'chat' + + if api == 'chat': + return await get_reflections_chat(payload) + elif api == 'completions': + prompt = ''' + You are a writing assistant. Your purpose is to ask the writer helpful and thought-provoking reflections to help them think of how to improve their writing. For each question, include the phrase from the paragraph that it applies to. You must writing your reflections in the following JSON format: + + ```json + { + "reflections": [ + { + "question": "{{gen 'question'}}", + "phrase": "{{gen 'phrase'}}" + }, + ] + } + ``` + + Create 5 reflections for the following piece of writing using the JSON format above. + ''' + payload.paragraph + '\n\n ```json \n' + + response = openai.Completion.create( + model='text-davinci-003', + prompt=prompt, + temperature=0.7, + max_tokens=256, + top_p=1, + frequency_penalty=0, + presence_penalty=0, + echo=True + ) + return response['choices'][0]['text'].split('```json')[2] + +@app.get('/logs') +async def logs(): + with sqlite3.connect('requests.db') as conn: + c = conn.cursor() + c.execute('SELECT * FROM requests') + result = c.fetchall() + + return result + + uvicorn.run(app, port=8000) From 6e2d173b1c4d7bd6c6ca2eaef076f3c9b4b7a1ff Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "Kenneth C. Arnold" Date: Mon, 10 Jul 2023 10:48:35 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 071/112] ignores --- .gitignore | 2 ++ question-generation/reflectia/.gitignore | 1 + 2 files changed, 3 insertions(+) diff --git a/.gitignore b/.gitignore index d23918a..ad2062a 100644 --- a/.gitignore +++ b/.gitignore @@ -1,3 +1,5 @@ .vscode .DS_Store question-generation/.DS_Store +.env +question-generation/server.py diff --git a/question-generation/reflectia/.gitignore b/question-generation/reflectia/.gitignore index 62c5cea..94f5765 100644 --- a/question-generation/reflectia/.gitignore +++ b/question-generation/reflectia/.gitignore @@ -5,3 +5,4 @@ node_modules/ *.log *.tmp *.lock +.env \ No newline at end of file From f70976fdc6862c2ffa5b21938d7102f8ca7fa8ff Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "Kenneth C. Arnold" Date: Mon, 10 Jul 2023 10:48:42 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 072/112] ignore database --- .gitignore | 1 + 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+) diff --git a/.gitignore b/.gitignore index ad2062a..8236999 100644 --- a/.gitignore +++ b/.gitignore @@ -3,3 +3,4 @@ question-generation/.DS_Store .env question-generation/server.py +requests.db \ No newline at end of file From b0185ebf8313adb01427177ad0b4c4a4cac7da72 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "Kenneth C. Arnold" Date: Mon, 10 Jul 2023 11:03:05 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 073/112] Can now show a reflection made by the server. --- TODO.md | 1 + .../reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.js | 95 +++++++++++++++---- question-generation/server.py | 2 +- 3 files changed, 80 insertions(+), 18 deletions(-) create mode 100644 TODO.md diff --git a/TODO.md b/TODO.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..8928853 --- /dev/null +++ b/TODO.md @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +1. Fix ChatGPT prompt so that it is confined to text only provided by the user \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.js b/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.js index 8cb299c..7ee4449 100644 --- a/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.js +++ b/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.js @@ -1,69 +1,130 @@ /* global document, Office, Word, console */ +const SERVER_URL = "http://localhost:8000"; + Office.onReady((info) => { if (info.host === Office.HostType.Word) { - document.getElementById('sideload-msg').style.display = 'none'; - document.getElementById('app-body').style.display = 'flex'; - document.querySelector('.ms-welcome__header').style.display = 'none'; - document.getElementById('run').onclick = () => tryCatch(main); + document.getElementById("sideload-msg").style.display = "none"; + document.getElementById("app-body").style.display = "flex"; + document.querySelector(".ms-welcome__header").style.display = "none"; + document.getElementById("run").onclick = () => tryCatch(main); } }); async function post(url, data) { const response = await fetch(url, { - method: 'POST', + method: "POST", headers: { - 'Content-Type': 'application/json', + "Content-Type": "application/json", }, body: JSON.stringify(data), }); - if (!response.ok) - throw new Error('HTTP request failed with status ' + response.status); + if (!response.ok) throw new Error("HTTP request failed with status " + response.status); } export async function tryCatch(callback) { try { await callback(); - } - catch (error) { + } catch (error) { console.error(error); } } // Function to create a new paragraph element as a child of a card function createParagraph(card, text) { - const paragraph = document.createElement('p'); - + const paragraph = document.createElement("p"); + paragraph.textContent = text; card.appendChild(paragraph); } // Function to create a new card element function createCard(index, text) { - const card = document.createElement('div'); + const card = document.createElement("div"); card.id = index; - card.className = 'card'; + card.className = "card"; createParagraph(card, text); return card; } +async function getReflections(paragraph, prompt) { + const data = { + paragraph, prompt + }; + + const req = await fetch(`${ SERVER_URL }/reflections`, { + method: "POST", + headers: { + "Content-Type": "application/json", + }, + body: JSON.stringify(data), + }); + + const res = await req.json(); + console.log(res); + + return res.response; +} + +async function getCurrentParagraph() { + return Word.run(async (context) => { + let selectedParagraph = context.document.getSelection().paragraphs; + context.load(selectedParagraph); + await context.sync(); + + return selectedParagraph.items[0]; + }); +} + +async function detectParagraphChange() { + let initialParagraph = await getCurrentParagraph()(); + + while (true) { + let currentParagraph = await getCurrentParagraph(); + if (initialParagraph.text != currentParagraph.text) { + try { + console.log("paragraph changed") + } catch (error) { + console.log(error); + } + + initialParagraph = currentParagraph; + } + + // Add a delay between checks (e.g., 1 second) to avoid excessive API calls + await delay(1000); + } +} + +function delay(ms) { + return new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(resolve, ms)); +} + async function main() { await Word.run(async (context) => { + // FIXME: Get the prompt from the user. + const prompt = "3 most important concepts in very short phrases"; + const paragraphs = context.document.body.paragraphs; paragraphs.load(); await context.sync(); - let cardContainer = document.getElementById('card-container'); - cardContainer.innerHTML = ''; + let cardContainer = document.getElementById("card-container"); + cardContainer.innerHTML = ""; let cardsFragment = document.createDocumentFragment(); for (let i = 0; i < paragraphs.items.length; i++) { - const card = createCard(i, paragraphs.items[i].text); + // Get the desired reflections for this paragraph + const reflections = await getReflections(paragraphs.items[i].text, prompt); + + const card = createCard(i, reflections); cardsFragment.appendChild(card); + + break; } cardContainer.appendChild(cardsFragment); diff --git a/question-generation/server.py b/question-generation/server.py index 468f887..078d096 100644 --- a/question-generation/server.py +++ b/question-generation/server.py @@ -60,7 +60,7 @@ async def get_reflections_chat(request: ReflectionRequestPayload) -> ReflectionR result = c.fetchone() if result: - return result[3] + return ReflectionResponsePayload(response=result[3]) # else, make the request and cache the response response = openai.ChatCompletion.create( From b6d573c1e53a2364f4c5d1d3a7c99906d3b9ad4a Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "Kenneth C. Arnold" Date: Mon, 10 Jul 2023 11:34:18 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 074/112] Use custom prompt, for current paragraph With Ray, Sophia, Jiho, and Noelle --- .../reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.html | 6 ++- .../reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.js | 49 +++++++------------ 2 files changed, 22 insertions(+), 33 deletions(-) diff --git a/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.html b/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.html index 3ac1c8d..dc75909 100644 --- a/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.html +++ b/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.html @@ -21,8 +21,10 @@

Welcome

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+ +
+

+
diff --git a/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.js b/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.js index 7ee4449..032e85e 100644 --- a/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.js +++ b/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.js @@ -11,18 +11,6 @@ Office.onReady((info) => { } }); -async function post(url, data) { - const response = await fetch(url, { - method: "POST", - headers: { - "Content-Type": "application/json", - }, - body: JSON.stringify(data), - }); - - if (!response.ok) throw new Error("HTTP request failed with status " + response.status); -} - export async function tryCatch(callback) { try { await callback(); @@ -40,10 +28,9 @@ function createParagraph(card, text) { } // Function to create a new card element -function createCard(index, text) { +function createCard(text) { const card = document.createElement("div"); - card.id = index; card.className = "card"; createParagraph(card, text); @@ -69,14 +56,13 @@ async function getReflections(paragraph, prompt) { return res.response; } -async function getCurrentParagraph() { - return Word.run(async (context) => { - let selectedParagraph = context.document.getSelection().paragraphs; - context.load(selectedParagraph); - await context.sync(); +async function getCurrentParagraph(context) { + let selectedParagraphs = context.document.getSelection().paragraphs; + context.load(selectedParagraphs); + await context.sync(); - return selectedParagraph.items[0]; - }); + // A selection can span multiple paragraphs, but we only want the first one + return selectedParagraphs.items[0]; } async function detectParagraphChange() { @@ -105,8 +91,12 @@ function delay(ms) { async function main() { await Word.run(async (context) => { + let prompt = document.getElementById('prompt').value; + + if(prompt.length === 0) + prompt = "Using only the text from the user, what are 3 of the most important concepts in this paragraph?"; + // FIXME: Get the prompt from the user. - const prompt = "3 most important concepts in very short phrases"; const paragraphs = context.document.body.paragraphs; @@ -114,18 +104,15 @@ async function main() { await context.sync(); let cardContainer = document.getElementById("card-container"); - cardContainer.innerHTML = ""; + cardContainer.innerHTML = "Loading..."; let cardsFragment = document.createDocumentFragment(); - for (let i = 0; i < paragraphs.items.length; i++) { - // Get the desired reflections for this paragraph - const reflections = await getReflections(paragraphs.items[i].text, prompt); - - const card = createCard(i, reflections); - cardsFragment.appendChild(card); + // Get the desired reflections for the current paragraph + const currentParagraph = await getCurrentParagraph(context); + const reflections = await getReflections(currentParagraph.text, prompt); - break; - } + const card = createCard(reflections); + cardsFragment.appendChild(card); cardContainer.appendChild(cardsFragment); }); From 6fce707624150664e85777b7ee2c08d15acd3e0a Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "Kenneth C. Arnold" Date: Mon, 10 Jul 2023 11:48:50 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 075/112] Preset prompts --- TODO.md | 3 +- .../reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.html | 4 ++ .../reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.js | 39 +++++++++++++++++++ 3 files changed, 45 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/TODO.md b/TODO.md index 8928853..9fb0979 100644 --- a/TODO.md +++ b/TODO.md @@ -1 +1,2 @@ -1. Fix ChatGPT prompt so that it is confined to text only provided by the user \ No newline at end of file +1. Fix ChatGPT prompt so that it is confined to text only provided by the user +2. Find the prompt kca had written for question summaries \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.html b/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.html index dc75909..9e42212 100644 --- a/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.html +++ b/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.html @@ -23,6 +23,10 @@

Please

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+
+ +
+
+ +

+ +
+ +
+ + + diff --git a/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.js b/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane-old/taskpane.js similarity index 100% rename from question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.js rename to question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane-old/taskpane.js diff --git a/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/components/App.tsx b/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/components/App.tsx new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f80f9ef --- /dev/null +++ b/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/components/App.tsx @@ -0,0 +1,88 @@ +import * as React from "react"; +import { DefaultButton } from "@fluentui/react"; +import Header from "./Header"; +import HeroList, { HeroListItem } from "./HeroList"; +import Progress from "./Progress"; + +/* global Word, require */ + +export interface AppProps { + title: string; + isOfficeInitialized: boolean; +} + +export interface AppState { + listItems: HeroListItem[]; +} + +export default class App extends React.Component { + constructor(props, context) { + super(props, context); + this.state = { + listItems: [], + }; + } + + componentDidMount() { + this.setState({ + listItems: [ + { + icon: "Ribbon", + primaryText: "Achieve more with Office integration", + }, + { + icon: "Unlock", + primaryText: "Unlock features and functionality", + }, + { + icon: "Design", + primaryText: "Create and visualize like a pro", + }, + ], + }); + } + + click = async () => { + return Word.run(async (context) => { + /** + * Insert your Word code here + */ + + // insert a paragraph at the end of the document. + const paragraph = context.document.body.insertParagraph("Hello World", Word.InsertLocation.end); + + // change the paragraph color to blue. + paragraph.font.color = "blue"; + + await context.sync(); + }); + }; + + render() { + const { title, isOfficeInitialized } = this.props; + + if (!isOfficeInitialized) { + return ( + + ); + } + + return ( +
+
+ +

+ Modify the source files, then click Run. +

+ + Run + + +
+ ); + } +} diff --git a/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/components/Header.tsx b/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/components/Header.tsx new file mode 100644 index 0000000..7583743 --- /dev/null +++ b/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/components/Header.tsx @@ -0,0 +1,20 @@ +import * as React from "react"; + +export interface HeaderProps { + title: string; + logo: string; + message: string; +} + +export default class Header extends React.Component { + render() { + const { title, logo, message } = this.props; + + return ( +
+ {title} +

{message}

+
+ ); + } +} diff --git a/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/components/HeroList.tsx b/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/components/HeroList.tsx new file mode 100644 index 0000000..21ca3c7 --- /dev/null +++ b/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/components/HeroList.tsx @@ -0,0 +1,32 @@ +import * as React from "react"; + +export interface HeroListItem { + icon: string; + primaryText: string; +} + +export interface HeroListProps { + message: string; + items: HeroListItem[]; + children: any; +} + +export default class HeroList extends React.Component { + render() { + const { children, items, message } = this.props; + + const listItems = items.map((item, index) => ( +
  • + + {item.primaryText} +
    • + )); + return ( +
    +

    {message}

    +
      {listItems}
    + {children} +
    + ); + } +} diff --git a/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/components/Progress.tsx b/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/components/Progress.tsx new file mode 100644 index 0000000..823d5cf --- /dev/null +++ b/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/components/Progress.tsx @@ -0,0 +1,22 @@ +import * as React from "react"; +import { Spinner, SpinnerSize } from "@fluentui/react"; + +export interface ProgressProps { + logo: string; + message: string; + title: string; +} + +export default class Progress extends React.Component { + render() { + const { logo, message, title } = this.props; + + return ( +
    + {title} +

    {title}

    + +
    + ); + } +} diff --git a/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/index.tsx b/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/index.tsx new file mode 100644 index 0000000..9a2739e --- /dev/null +++ b/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/index.tsx @@ -0,0 +1,38 @@ +import App from "./components/App"; +import { AppContainer } from "react-hot-loader"; +import { initializeIcons } from "@fluentui/font-icons-mdl2"; +import { ThemeProvider } from "@fluentui/react"; +import * as React from "react"; +import * as ReactDOM from "react-dom"; + +/* global document, Office, module, require */ + +initializeIcons(); + +let isOfficeInitialized = false; + +const title = "Contoso Task Pane Add-in"; + +const render = (Component) => { + ReactDOM.render( + + + + + , + document.getElementById("container") + ); +}; + +/* Render application after Office initializes */ +Office.onReady(() => { + isOfficeInitialized = true; + render(App); +}); + +if ((module as any).hot) { + (module as any).hot.accept("./components/App", () => { + const NextApp = require("./components/App").default; + render(NextApp); + }); +} diff --git a/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.css b/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.css index 291f6ea..5f78c16 100644 --- a/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.css +++ b/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.css @@ -3,95 +3,78 @@ * See LICENSE in the project root for license information. */ -html, -body { - width: 100%; - height: 100%; - margin: 0; - padding: 0; -} - -ul { - margin: 0; - padding: 0; -} - -.ms-welcome__header { - padding: 20px; - padding-bottom: 30px; - display: -webkit-flex; - display: flex; - -webkit-flex-direction: column; - flex-direction: column; - align-items: center; -} - -.ms-welcome__main { - display: -webkit-flex; - display: flex; - -webkit-flex-direction: column; - flex-direction: column; - -webkit-flex-wrap: nowrap; - flex-wrap: nowrap; - -webkit-align-items: center; - align-items: center; - -webkit-flex: 1 0 0; - flex: 1 0 0; - padding: 10px 20px; -} - -.ms-welcome__main > h2 { - width: 100%; - text-align: center; -} - -.ms-welcome__features { - list-style-type: none; - margin-top: 20px; -} - -.ms-welcome__features.ms-List .ms-ListItem { - padding-bottom: 20px; - display: -webkit-flex; - display: flex; -} - -.ms-welcome__features.ms-List .ms-ListItem > .ms-Icon { - margin-right: 10px; -} - -.ms-welcome__action.ms-Button--hero { - margin-top: 30px; -} + html, + body { + width: 100%; + height: 100%; + margin: 0; + padding: 0; + } + + ul { + margin: 0; + padding: 0; + } + + .ms-welcome__header { + padding: 20px; + padding-bottom: 30px; + padding-top: 100px; + display: -webkit-flex; + display: flex; + -webkit-flex-direction: column; + flex-direction: column; + align-items: center; + } + .ms-welcome__main { + display: -webkit-flex; + display: flex; + -webkit-flex-direction: column; + flex-direction: column; + -webkit-flex-wrap: nowrap; + flex-wrap: nowrap; + -webkit-align-items: center; + align-items: center; + -webkit-flex: 1 0 0; + flex: 1 0 0; + padding: 10px 20px; + } + + .ms-welcome__main > h2 { + width: 100%; + text-align: center; + } + + .ms-welcome__features { + list-style-type: none; + margin-top: 20px; + } + + .ms-welcome__features.ms-List .ms-ListItem { + padding-bottom: 20px; + display: -webkit-flex; + display: flex; + } + + .ms-welcome__features.ms-List .ms-ListItem > .ms-Icon { + margin-right: 10px; + } + + .ms-welcome__action.ms-Button--hero { + margin-top: 30px; + } + .ms-Button.ms-Button--hero .ms-Button-label { color: #0078d7; } .ms-Button.ms-Button--hero:hover .ms-Button-label, -.ms-Button.ms-Button--hero:focus .ms-Button-label { +.ms-Button.ms-Button--hero:focus .ms-Button-label{ color: #005a9e; cursor: pointer; } b { - font-weight: bold; -} - -.card-container { - display: flex; - flex-wrap: wrap; - flex-direction: column; -} - -.card { - margin: 10px; - background-color: #f0f0f0; - border: 1px solid #ccc; - border-radius: 4px; - padding: 10px; -} - -#preset-prompts { - margin-bottom: 10px; + font-weight: bold; } \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.html b/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.html index 64cacc6..c0539d6 100644 --- a/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.html +++ b/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.html @@ -1,35 +1,27 @@ - - + + + + + - Reflections + Contoso Task Pane Add-in + + + - -
    -

    Welcome

    -
    -
    -

    Please sideload your add-in to see app body.

    -
    - -
    -
    - -

    - -
    - -
    + +
    diff --git a/question-generation/reflectia/tsconfig.json b/question-generation/reflectia/tsconfig.json index 6b4a228..cdca4e9 100644 --- a/question-generation/reflectia/tsconfig.json +++ b/question-generation/reflectia/tsconfig.json @@ -1,18 +1,33 @@ { "compilerOptions": { - "allowJs": true, - "baseUrl": ".", + "allowUnusedLabels": false, + "emitDecoratorMetadata": true, "esModuleInterop": true, "experimentalDecorators": true, "jsx": "react", - "noEmitOnError": true, - "outDir": "lib", + "module": "CommonJS", + "moduleResolution": "node", + "noImplicitReturns": true, + "noUnusedParameters": true, + "outDir": "dist", + "removeComments": false, "sourceMap": true, "target": "es5", - "lib": ["es2015", "dom"] + "lib": [ + "es7", + "dom" + ], + "pretty": true, + "typeRoots": [ + "node_modules/@types" + ] }, - "exclude": ["node_modules", "dist", "lib", "lib-amd"], - "ts-node": { - "files": true + "exclude": [ + "node_modules" + ], + "compileOnSave": false, + "buildOnSave": false, + "ts-node": { + "files": true } -} +} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/question-generation/reflectia/webpack.config.js b/question-generation/reflectia/webpack.config.js index abe7a2c..c182605 100644 --- a/question-generation/reflectia/webpack.config.js +++ b/question-generation/reflectia/webpack.config.js @@ -3,11 +3,10 @@ const devCerts = require("office-addin-dev-certs"); const CopyWebpackPlugin = require("copy-webpack-plugin"); const HtmlWebpackPlugin = require("html-webpack-plugin"); +const webpack = require("webpack"); const urlDev = "https://localhost:3000/"; - -// TODO: Change this to production deployment location -const urlProd = "https://www.contoso.com/"; +const urlProd = "https://www.contoso.com/"; // CHANGE THIS TO YOUR PRODUCTION DEPLOYMENT LOCATION async function getHttpsOptions() { const httpsOptions = await devCerts.getHttpsServerOptions(); @@ -20,27 +19,33 @@ module.exports = async (env, options) => { devtool: "source-map", entry: { polyfill: ["core-js/stable", "regenerator-runtime/runtime"], - taskpane: ["./src/taskpane/taskpane.js", "./src/taskpane/taskpane.html"], - commands: "./src/commands/commands.js", + vendor: ["react", "react-dom", "core-js", "@fluentui/react"], + taskpane: ["react-hot-loader/patch", "./src/taskpane/index.tsx", "./src/taskpane/taskpane.html"], + commands: "./src/commands/commands.ts", }, output: { clean: true, }, resolve: { - extensions: [".html", ".js"], + extensions: [".ts", ".tsx", ".html", ".js"], }, module: { rules: [ { - test: /\.js$/, + test: /\.ts$/, exclude: /node_modules/, use: { loader: "babel-loader", options: { - presets: ["@babel/preset-env"], + presets: ["@babel/preset-typescript"], }, }, }, + { + test: /\.tsx?$/, + exclude: /node_modules/, + use: ["react-hot-loader/webpack", "ts-loader"], + }, { test: /\.html$/, exclude: /node_modules/, @@ -56,11 +61,6 @@ module.exports = async (env, options) => { ], }, plugins: [ - new HtmlWebpackPlugin({ - filename: "taskpane.html", - template: "./src/taskpane/taskpane.html", - chunks: ["polyfill", "taskpane"], - }), new CopyWebpackPlugin({ patterns: [ { @@ -80,13 +80,22 @@ module.exports = async (env, options) => { }, ], }), + new HtmlWebpackPlugin({ + filename: "taskpane.html", + template: "./src/taskpane/taskpane.html", + chunks: ["taskpane", "vendor", "polyfills"], + }), new HtmlWebpackPlugin({ filename: "commands.html", template: "./src/commands/commands.html", - chunks: ["polyfill", "commands"], + chunks: ["commands"], + }), + new webpack.ProvidePlugin({ + Promise: ["es6-promise", "Promise"], }), ], devServer: { + hot: true, headers: { "Access-Control-Allow-Origin": "*", }, From 4a8d6faafac879140d1b879a14c4cf089c2b98a5 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "Kenneth C. Arnold" Date: Tue, 11 Jul 2023 11:46:00 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 090/112] Merge highlighting from Sophia. This makes requests for each paragraph, maybe lots. Co-authored-by: ZeAi(Sophia) Sun Co-authored-by: Jiho Kim Co-authored-by: Ray Cai Flanagan --- .../reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.js | 103 +++++++++++++----- 1 file changed, 73 insertions(+), 30 deletions(-) diff --git a/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.js b/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.js index 757c746..ea07598 100644 --- a/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.js +++ b/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.js @@ -5,26 +5,30 @@ const SERVER_URL = "http://localhost:8000"; let presetPrompts = [ { name: "Summary: phrases", - prompt: "What are 3 of the most important concepts described by this paragraph? Respond as a bulleted list of 2 or 3 words." + prompt: + "What are 3 of the most important concepts described by this paragraph? Respond as a bulleted list of 2 or 3 words.", }, { name: "Summary: sentences", - prompt: "What are 3 of the most important concepts described by this paragraph? Respond as a bulleted list of 2 or 3 sentences." + prompt: + "What are 3 of the most important concepts described by this paragraph? Respond as a bulleted list of 2 or 3 sentences.", }, { name: "Summary: questions", // TODO: Improve this prompt - prompt: "List 2 or 3 questions that the writer was attempting to answer in this paragraph." + prompt: "List 2 or 3 questions that the writer was attempting to answer in this paragraph.", }, { name: "Reactions: questions", - prompt: "As a reader, ask the writer 2 or 3 questions about definitions, logical connections, or some needed background information." + prompt: + "As a reader, ask the writer 2 or 3 questions about definitions, logical connections, or some needed background information.", }, { name: "Metaphors", - prompt: "List the metaphors that the writer uses in this paragraph. Respond in the form of {item 1} is like {item 2}." - } -] + prompt: + "List the metaphors that the writer uses in this paragraph. Respond in the form of {item 1} is like {item 2}.", + }, +]; Office.onReady((info) => { if (info.host === Office.HostType.Word) { @@ -42,15 +46,13 @@ Office.onReady((info) => { radio.id = presetPrompt.name; radio.onclick = () => { document.getElementById("prompt").value = presetPrompt.prompt; - } + }; let label = document.createElement("label"); label.style.display = "block"; label.textContent = presetPrompt.name; label.insertBefore(radio, label.firstChild); presetPromptsContainer.appendChild(label); - } - ) - + }); } }); @@ -63,29 +65,65 @@ export async function tryCatch(callback) { } // Function to create a new paragraph element as a child of a card -function createParagraph(card, text) { - const paragraph = document.createElement("p"); +function createParagraph(card, paragraph) { + const paragraphOnCard = document.createElement("p"); - paragraph.textContent = text; - card.appendChild(paragraph); + paragraphOnCard.textContent = paragraph; + card.appendChild(paragraphOnCard); } // Function to create a new card element -function createCard(text) { +// Pass in the index of the paragraph and the paragraph object +function createCard(index, paragraph) { const card = document.createElement("div"); card.className = "card"; - createParagraph(card, text); + card.id = index; + card.onmouseover = onMouseOverEvent; + card.onmouseleave = onMouseLeaveEvent; + createParagraph(card, paragraph); return card; } +// Define the event handler for onmouseover +async function onMouseOverEvent(event) { + changeParagraphHighlightColor(this.id, "highlight"); +} + +// Define the event handler for onmouseleave +async function onMouseLeaveEvent(event) { + changeParagraphHighlightColor(this.id, "dehighlight"); +} + +// Change the highlight color of the selected paragraph +async function changeParagraphHighlightColor(paragraphId, operation) { + await Word.run(async (context) => { + // Load the document as a ParagraphCollection + const paragraphs = context.document.body.paragraphs; + paragraphs.load(); + await context.sync(); + + // Highlight or dehighlight the paragraph + const target = paragraphs.items[paragraphId]; + target.load("font"); + await context.sync(); + + if (operation == "highlight") { + target.font.highlightColor = "#FFFF00"; + } else if (operation == "dehighlight") { + target.font.highlightColor = "#FFFFFF"; + } + }); +} + async function getReflections(paragraph, prompt) { const data = { - paragraph, prompt + paragraph, + prompt, }; - const req = await fetch(`${ SERVER_URL }/reflections`, { + const req = await fetch(`${SERVER_URL}/reflections`, { method: "POST", headers: { "Content-Type": "application/json", @@ -115,7 +153,7 @@ async function detectParagraphChange() { let currentParagraph = await getCurrentParagraph(); if (initialParagraph.text != currentParagraph.text) { try { - console.log("paragraph changed") + console.log("paragraph changed"); } catch (error) { console.log(error); } @@ -134,9 +172,9 @@ function delay(ms) { async function main() { await Word.run(async (context) => { - let prompt = document.getElementById('prompt').value; + let prompt = document.getElementById("prompt").value; - if(prompt.length === 0) + if (prompt.length === 0) prompt = "Using only the text from the user, what are 3 of the most important concepts in this paragraph?"; // FIXME: Get the prompt from the user. @@ -150,15 +188,20 @@ async function main() { cardContainer.innerHTML = "Loading..."; let cardsFragment = document.createDocumentFragment(); - // Get the desired reflections for the current paragraph - const currentParagraph = await getCurrentParagraph(context); - const reflections = await getReflections(currentParagraph.text, prompt); - cardContainer.innerHTML = ""; - - const card = createCard(reflections); - cardsFragment.appendChild(card); + const allReflections = await Promise.all( + paragraphs.items.map((paragraph) => getReflections(paragraph.text, prompt)) + ); - cardContainer.appendChild(cardsFragment); + // clear the loading message + cardContainer.innerHTML = ""; + // Create a card for each paragraph + for (let i = 0; i < paragraphs.items.length; i++) { + const paragraph = paragraphs.items[i]; + const reflections = allReflections[i]; + const card = createCard(i, reflections); + cardsFragment.appendChild(card); + } + cardContainer.appendChild(cardsFragment); }); } From a10bb02362e3d624fe59d2623614953cac07bd52 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "Kenneth C. Arnold" Date: Tue, 11 Jul 2023 12:28:42 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 091/112] Request multiple feedback cards in JSON format from the API. Lots of potential parsing errors here, we dealt with a few of them. Co-authored-by: ZeAi(Sophia) Sun Co-authored-by: Jiho Kim Co-authored-by: Ray Cai Flanagan --- question-generation/server.py | 95 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++----- 1 file changed, 83 insertions(+), 12 deletions(-) diff --git a/question-generation/server.py b/question-generation/server.py index f89e753..3d68944 100644 --- a/question-generation/server.py +++ b/question-generation/server.py @@ -11,6 +11,10 @@ from fastapi import FastAPI from fastapi.middleware.cors import CORSMiddleware +import json + +from typing import List + nest_asyncio.apply() # Read env file @@ -28,8 +32,13 @@ class ReflectionRequestPayload(BaseModel): prompt: str -class ReflectionResponsePayload(BaseModel): - response: str +class ReflectionResponseItem(BaseModel): + text_in_HTML_format: str + sentence_number_in_paragraph: int + quality: float + +class ReflectionResponses(BaseModel): + reflections: List[ReflectionResponseItem] app = FastAPI() @@ -51,30 +60,52 @@ class ReflectionResponsePayload(BaseModel): with sqlite3.connect(db_file) as conn: c = conn.cursor() c.execute( - "CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS requests (timestamp, prompt, paragraph, response)" + "CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS requests (timestamp, prompt, paragraph, response, success)" ) async def get_reflections_chat( request: ReflectionRequestPayload, -) -> ReflectionResponsePayload: +) -> ReflectionResponses: # Check if this request has been made before with sqlite3.connect(db_file) as conn: c = conn.cursor() c.execute( - "SELECT * FROM requests WHERE prompt=? AND paragraph=?", + "SELECT response FROM requests WHERE prompt=? AND paragraph=? AND success='true'", (request.prompt, request.paragraph), ) result = c.fetchone() if result: - return ReflectionResponsePayload(response=result[3]) + response_json = result[0] + response = json.loads(response_json) + # assume that the database stores only valid responses in the correct schema. + # We check this below. + return ReflectionResponses(reflections=[ReflectionResponseItem(**item) for item in response]) # Else, make the request and cache the response - response = openai.ChatCompletion.create( + + # TODO: improve the "quality" mechanism + desired_schema_prompt = ''' + { + "text_in_HTML_format": str, + "sentence_number_in_paragraph": int, + "quality": float + } + ''' + + stripped_prompt = request.prompt.replace('"', '') + + prompt = stripped_prompt + ''' +Respond as a JSON array. Each item should have the following schema: +''' + desired_schema_prompt + + + # TODO: Rate limit these requests. + response = await openai.ChatCompletion.acreate( model="gpt-3.5-turbo", messages=[ - {"role": "system", "content": request.prompt}, + {"role": "system", "content": prompt}, {"role": "user", "content": request.paragraph}, ], temperature=1, @@ -87,16 +118,57 @@ async def get_reflections_chat( # Extract the response response_text = response["choices"][0]["message"]["content"] + # Attempt to parse JSON + try: + response_json = json.loads(response_text) + assert isinstance(response_json, list) + reflection_items = ReflectionResponses(reflections=[ReflectionResponseItem(**item) for item in response_json]) + except Exception as e1: + # Ask the LM to fix the JSON. + response = await openai.ChatCompletion.acreate( + model="gpt-3.5-turbo", + messages=[ + {"role": "system", "content": "The JSON should be an array of items with the following schema:\n\n" + desired_schema_prompt}, + {"role": "user", "content": response_text}, + ], + temperature=.5, + max_tokens=1024, + top_p=1, + frequency_penalty=0, + presence_penalty=0, + ) + + new_response = response["choices"][0]["message"]["content"] + + # Try to parse again + try: + response_json = json.loads(new_response) + assert isinstance(response_json, list) + reflection_items = ReflectionResponses(reflections=[ReflectionResponseItem(**item) for item in response_json]) + except Exception as e2: + # If it still doesn't work, log the error and fail out + with sqlite3.connect(db_file) as conn: + c = conn.cursor() + # Use SQL timestamp + c.execute( + 'INSERT INTO requests VALUES (datetime("now"), ?, ?, ?, ?)', + (request.prompt, request.paragraph, json.dumps(dict( + error=str(e2), + response=response_text + )), "false"), + ) + raise e2 + # Cache the response with sqlite3.connect(db_file) as conn: c = conn.cursor() # Use SQL timestamp c.execute( - 'INSERT INTO requests VALUES (datetime("now"), ?, ?, ?)', - (request.prompt, request.paragraph, response_text), + 'INSERT INTO requests VALUES (datetime("now"), ?, ?, ?, ?)', + (request.prompt, request.paragraph, json.dumps(reflection_items.dict()), "true"), ) - return ReflectionResponsePayload(response=response_text) + return reflection_items @app.post("/reflections") @@ -151,5 +223,4 @@ async def logs(): return result - uvicorn.run(app, port=8000) From 9bfa80a2631201785892ea93d8155d0ca7ea9298 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "Kenneth C. Arnold" Date: Tue, 11 Jul 2023 12:44:47 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 092/112] Minor schema fixes --- question-generation/server.py | 12 ++++++++---- 1 file changed, 8 insertions(+), 4 deletions(-) diff --git a/question-generation/server.py b/question-generation/server.py index 3d68944..10a4125 100644 --- a/question-generation/server.py +++ b/question-generation/server.py @@ -63,6 +63,10 @@ class ReflectionResponses(BaseModel): "CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS requests (timestamp, prompt, paragraph, response, success)" ) +def sanitize(text): + return text.replace('"', '').replace("'", "") + + async def get_reflections_chat( request: ReflectionRequestPayload, @@ -81,7 +85,7 @@ async def get_reflections_chat( response = json.loads(response_json) # assume that the database stores only valid responses in the correct schema. # We check this below. - return ReflectionResponses(reflections=[ReflectionResponseItem(**item) for item in response]) + return ReflectionResponses(**response) # Else, make the request and cache the response @@ -106,7 +110,7 @@ async def get_reflections_chat( model="gpt-3.5-turbo", messages=[ {"role": "system", "content": prompt}, - {"role": "user", "content": request.paragraph}, + {"role": "user", "content": sanitize(request.paragraph)}, ], temperature=1, max_tokens=1024, @@ -122,7 +126,7 @@ async def get_reflections_chat( try: response_json = json.loads(response_text) assert isinstance(response_json, list) - reflection_items = ReflectionResponses(reflections=[ReflectionResponseItem(**item) for item in response_json]) + reflection_items = ReflectionResponses(**json.loads(response_json)) except Exception as e1: # Ask the LM to fix the JSON. response = await openai.ChatCompletion.acreate( @@ -144,7 +148,7 @@ async def get_reflections_chat( try: response_json = json.loads(new_response) assert isinstance(response_json, list) - reflection_items = ReflectionResponses(reflections=[ReflectionResponseItem(**item) for item in response_json]) + reflection_items = ReflectionResponses(**json.loads(response_json)) except Exception as e2: # If it still doesn't work, log the error and fail out with sqlite3.connect(db_file) as conn: From 80d82d7b795fc874b4643353c944e4f465a438af Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "Kenneth C. Arnold" Date: Tue, 11 Jul 2023 12:45:23 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 093/112] Show multiple cards --- .../reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.js | 26 ++++++++++++------- 1 file changed, 16 insertions(+), 10 deletions(-) diff --git a/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.js b/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.js index ea07598..d7d2d7a 100644 --- a/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.js +++ b/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.js @@ -6,12 +6,12 @@ let presetPrompts = [ { name: "Summary: phrases", prompt: - "What are 3 of the most important concepts described by this paragraph? Respond as a bulleted list of 2 or 3 words.", + "What are 3 of the most important concepts described by this paragraph? Each concept should be described in 2 or 3 words.", }, { name: "Summary: sentences", prompt: - "What are 3 of the most important concepts described by this paragraph? Respond as a bulleted list of 2 or 3 sentences.", + "What are 3 of the most important concepts described by this paragraph? Each concept should be described in a sentence.", }, { name: "Summary: questions", @@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ let presetPrompts = [ { name: "Metaphors", prompt: - "List the metaphors that the writer uses in this paragraph. Respond in the form of {item 1} is like {item 2}.", + "List the metaphors that the writer uses in this paragraph.", }, ]; @@ -66,7 +66,7 @@ export async function tryCatch(callback) { // Function to create a new paragraph element as a child of a card function createParagraph(card, paragraph) { - const paragraphOnCard = document.createElement("p"); + const paragraphOnCard = document.createElement("div"); paragraphOnCard.textContent = paragraph; card.appendChild(paragraphOnCard); @@ -79,7 +79,7 @@ function createCard(index, paragraph) { card.className = "card"; card.id = index; - card.onmouseover = onMouseOverEvent; + card.onmouseenter = onMouseEnterEvent; card.onmouseleave = onMouseLeaveEvent; createParagraph(card, paragraph); @@ -87,7 +87,7 @@ function createCard(index, paragraph) { } // Define the event handler for onmouseover -async function onMouseOverEvent(event) { +async function onMouseEnterEvent(event) { changeParagraphHighlightColor(this.id, "highlight"); } @@ -132,9 +132,10 @@ async function getReflections(paragraph, prompt) { }); const res = await req.json(); - console.log(res); - return res.response; + if(res.error) alert(res); + + return res.reflections; } async function getCurrentParagraph(context) { @@ -196,11 +197,16 @@ async function main() { cardContainer.innerHTML = ""; // Create a card for each paragraph + console.log(allReflections); for (let i = 0; i < paragraphs.items.length; i++) { const paragraph = paragraphs.items[i]; const reflections = allReflections[i]; - const card = createCard(i, reflections); - cardsFragment.appendChild(card); + // Create a card for each reflection returned + for (let j = 0; j < reflections.length; j++) { + const reflection = reflections[j]; + const card = createCard(i, reflection.text_in_HTML_format); + cardsFragment.appendChild(card); + } } cardContainer.appendChild(cardsFragment); }); From 68d38bfbdbea22cc39345f9a2e7d12cc1e73998b Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "Kenneth C. Arnold" Date: Tue, 11 Jul 2023 12:45:36 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 094/112] Compact display of cards --- question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.css | 6 ++---- 1 file changed, 2 insertions(+), 4 deletions(-) diff --git a/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.css b/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.css index 291f6ea..6de60f2 100644 --- a/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.css +++ b/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.css @@ -85,13 +85,11 @@ b { } .card { - margin: 10px; background-color: #f0f0f0; border: 1px solid #ccc; - border-radius: 4px; - padding: 10px; + margin: 10px 0; } #preset-prompts { margin-bottom: 10px; -} \ No newline at end of file +} From 33acd7a1497068b24a1b70ad0e0cceef14defc19 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "Kenneth C. Arnold" Date: Tue, 11 Jul 2023 12:45:57 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 095/112] Redundant with later sanitize() --- question-generation/server.py | 2 -- 1 file changed, 2 deletions(-) diff --git a/question-generation/server.py b/question-generation/server.py index 10a4125..c967e2e 100644 --- a/question-generation/server.py +++ b/question-generation/server.py @@ -98,8 +98,6 @@ async def get_reflections_chat( } ''' - stripped_prompt = request.prompt.replace('"', '') - prompt = stripped_prompt + ''' Respond as a JSON array. Each item should have the following schema: ''' + desired_schema_prompt From 24270c366e0c724676f8050525ba44070ad78e1e Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "Kenneth C. Arnold" Date: Tue, 11 Jul 2023 12:58:46 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 096/112] TODOs --- TODO.md | 23 +++++++++++++---------- 1 file changed, 13 insertions(+), 10 deletions(-) diff --git a/TODO.md b/TODO.md index 578f409..e1d96d6 100644 --- a/TODO.md +++ b/TODO.md @@ -9,6 +9,18 @@ Overall: try the prompt evaluation tool https://github.com/typpo/promptfoo We can test for hallucination by asserting that the response *doesn't* include some things that we know are not in the text. +Don't bother asking about paragraphs that are too short (3 sentences or less?). + +Rate limiting on the server side. + +Only request reflections on parapgrahs right around the current one. + +- Put back in "phrase_from_paragraph": "..." +- Ensure that it actually matches a phrase from the parapgraph + - fuzzy match w/ regex?? (Ray) + + + ## Card display - Would be nice to show more than just the current paragraph (maybe the previous and next paragraph as well) @@ -21,6 +33,7 @@ We can test for hallucination by asserting that the response *doesn't* include s - just log the thumbs-down? - Thumbs up saves to a comment? log this somehow too + ## Two-way mapping - When you hover over a card, highlight the corresponding text in the document. (At least the corresponding paragraph.) @@ -35,16 +48,6 @@ We can test for hallucination by asserting that the response *doesn't* include s -Possible schema for responses: - -[ - { - "text_in_markdown_format": "...", - "sentence_number_in_paragraph": 2, - "phrase_from_paragraph": "..." - } -] - Alternative highlighting approach: From 9567d3686e73bee8b960cc5a607d772510238ffd Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "Kenneth C. Arnold" Date: Tue, 11 Jul 2023 15:09:54 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 097/112] Fix mistaken deletion --- question-generation/server.py | 2 +- 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/question-generation/server.py b/question-generation/server.py index c967e2e..ab98d50 100644 --- a/question-generation/server.py +++ b/question-generation/server.py @@ -98,7 +98,7 @@ async def get_reflections_chat( } ''' - prompt = stripped_prompt + ''' + prompt = request.prompt + ''' Respond as a JSON array. Each item should have the following schema: ''' + desired_schema_prompt From 6eba0b32f24a31d023aad36fb08f3af9f2a17aa9 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "Kenneth C. Arnold" Date: Tue, 11 Jul 2023 15:21:41 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 098/112] backoff to avoid rate limits (untested) --- question-generation/requirements.txt | 1 + question-generation/server.py | 11 ++++++++++- 2 files changed, 11 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/question-generation/requirements.txt b/question-generation/requirements.txt index 4782766..cd035d6 100644 --- a/question-generation/requirements.txt +++ b/question-generation/requirements.txt @@ -4,3 +4,4 @@ fastapi uvicorn openai nest_asyncio +tenacity diff --git a/question-generation/server.py b/question-generation/server.py index ab98d50..4a0bb3f 100644 --- a/question-generation/server.py +++ b/question-generation/server.py @@ -13,6 +13,12 @@ import json +from tenacity import ( + retry, + stop_after_attempt, + wait_random_exponential, +) # for exponential backoff + from typing import List nest_asyncio.apply() @@ -66,7 +72,10 @@ class ReflectionResponses(BaseModel): def sanitize(text): return text.replace('"', '').replace("'", "") - +async_chat_with_backoff = ( + retry(wait=wait_random_exponential(min=1, max=60), stop=stop_after_attempt(6)) + (openai.ChatCompletion.acreate) +) async def get_reflections_chat( request: ReflectionRequestPayload, From bde7de01beb45f875b80f3b350d6c47969397036 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "Kenneth C. Arnold" Date: Tue, 11 Jul 2023 15:30:38 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 099/112] Experimental tweaks to the JSON schema --- question-generation/server.py | 37 +++++++++++++++++++++-------------- 1 file changed, 22 insertions(+), 15 deletions(-) diff --git a/question-generation/server.py b/question-generation/server.py index 4a0bb3f..3801055 100644 --- a/question-generation/server.py +++ b/question-generation/server.py @@ -100,20 +100,28 @@ async def get_reflections_chat( # TODO: improve the "quality" mechanism desired_schema_prompt = ''' - { - "text_in_HTML_format": str, - "sentence_number_in_paragraph": int, - "quality": float - } - ''' +interface Response { + text_in_HTML_format: string; + sentence_number_in_paragraph: number; + quality: float between 0 and 1 +} - prompt = request.prompt + ''' -Respond as a JSON array. Each item should have the following schema: -''' + desired_schema_prompt +interface Responses { + reflections: Response[]; +} +''' + prompt = """ +You will write Responses to the following prompt. JSON schema: - # TODO: Rate limit these requests. - response = await openai.ChatCompletion.acreate( +""" + desired_schema_prompt + """ + +Prompt: + +> """ + request.prompt + + + response = await async_chat_with_backoff( model="gpt-3.5-turbo", messages=[ {"role": "system", "content": prompt}, @@ -131,9 +139,9 @@ async def get_reflections_chat( # Attempt to parse JSON try: + print(response_text) response_json = json.loads(response_text) - assert isinstance(response_json, list) - reflection_items = ReflectionResponses(**json.loads(response_json)) + reflection_items = ReflectionResponses(**response_json) except Exception as e1: # Ask the LM to fix the JSON. response = await openai.ChatCompletion.acreate( @@ -154,8 +162,7 @@ async def get_reflections_chat( # Try to parse again try: response_json = json.loads(new_response) - assert isinstance(response_json, list) - reflection_items = ReflectionResponses(**json.loads(response_json)) + reflection_items = ReflectionResponses(**response_json) except Exception as e2: # If it still doesn't work, log the error and fail out with sqlite3.connect(db_file) as conn: From 47c1d0dd7ab9a1b0a3c3a098b790e0ab806b2194 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "Kenneth C. Arnold" Date: Tue, 11 Jul 2023 15:31:38 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 100/112] sort imports --- question-generation/server.py | 21 ++++++--------------- 1 file changed, 6 insertions(+), 15 deletions(-) diff --git a/question-generation/server.py b/question-generation/server.py index 3801055..37700bc 100644 --- a/question-generation/server.py +++ b/question-generation/server.py @@ -1,25 +1,16 @@ +import json import os - import sqlite3 -from pydantic import BaseModel - -import openai +from typing import List import nest_asyncio +import openai import uvicorn - from fastapi import FastAPI from fastapi.middleware.cors import CORSMiddleware - -import json - -from tenacity import ( - retry, - stop_after_attempt, - wait_random_exponential, -) # for exponential backoff - -from typing import List +from pydantic import BaseModel +from tenacity import (retry, stop_after_attempt, # for exponential backoff + wait_random_exponential) nest_asyncio.apply() From e997f892ea5b3429ee3316f93c1c311c10dbc44b Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "Kenneth C. Arnold" Date: Tue, 11 Jul 2023 15:32:14 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 101/112] drop nest_asyncio (only needed for the notebook) --- question-generation/requirements.txt | 1 - question-generation/server.py | 3 --- 2 files changed, 4 deletions(-) diff --git a/question-generation/requirements.txt b/question-generation/requirements.txt index cd035d6..c49aeb3 100644 --- a/question-generation/requirements.txt +++ b/question-generation/requirements.txt @@ -3,5 +3,4 @@ transformers fastapi uvicorn openai -nest_asyncio tenacity diff --git a/question-generation/server.py b/question-generation/server.py index 37700bc..5e00078 100644 --- a/question-generation/server.py +++ b/question-generation/server.py @@ -3,7 +3,6 @@ import sqlite3 from typing import List -import nest_asyncio import openai import uvicorn from fastapi import FastAPI @@ -12,8 +11,6 @@ from tenacity import (retry, stop_after_attempt, # for exponential backoff wait_random_exponential) -nest_asyncio.apply() - # Read env file with open(".env", "r") as f: for line in f: From 7eb5ba2171ec2b9e8481f5b2f067aa5fac846ad1 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "Kenneth C. 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I mean, how do you think this law is going to affect people who are lobbying in Washington, D.C.?" +"What do you say to critics who say that the president overshoot the mark, that he overstepped his constitutional authority when he said, I'm the commander in chief?" +"That's NPR's Anthony Kuhn speaking to us from Seoul, South Korea. How did this happen?" +"Well, what do you say to those people who say that you're the wrong candidate?" +How much money are we talking about here? +Suleiman? +"So, how did they get to work with Bob Bailey?" +How much cleanup did you have to do? +What about housing for people who have been homeless for a long time? +"General George Casey, the top commander of the U.S. forces in Iraq from 2006 to 2008, has said that the Iraqi forces are not ready for the task of taking over the country. What do you make of that?" +So what are some of the other things that people can do to help? +Do you feel that the agency has let you down? +Where did you find it? +And why would he want to do that? What's at stake for him? +What about the users? Are they going to want to have a different desktop environment? +"Now, the prosecution has said that Gotti was essentially a mob man. 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How do they finally get out of power?" +What do you say to critics who say that Kastner was genocidal? +What's your favorite gift from the year? +How much money are we talking about here? +So you're saying that people are just going out and buying a big SUV? +What do you mean by that? +"So if the male is the dominant male, then the female will become the cannibalist?" +How much money are we talking about here? +You're listening to MORNING EDITION from NPR News. What do we know so far about what happened? +"Well, let's talk about that tax break. What does that mean for people who are trying to buy a home?" +Do you have any sense of how many people are still without health care coverage in the U.S.? +And what kind of net are we talking about? +How long has it been since you've been able to get into the Gaza Strip? +Can you give us a sense of what you're working on now? +How did you come up with this idea? +Do you have a favorite? +And how much faster are you going to be? +What did he say? +So what do you mean by a short-term disruptions? +And what were some of the conditions that he found were egregious? +"Oh, my gosh. How did you do that?" +So what did you do? +Can you give us a sense of the scale of the damage that's been done so far? +You do need more attorneys? +And what about the people who live in the area? What are they doing to try and help them? +Do you think there's a firestorm going on right now? +So how is the Turkish government responding to this? +And what did you hear from them? What kind of response did you get? +I'm Alex Chadwick. More coming up on DAY TO DAY from NPR News. How did you come up with this idea? +How did you come up with this idea? +"So they're not necessarily criminal indictments, right?" +"Mr. Khumbu, you are a Sherpa on Everest. What is it like for you and your family when you're up there in the Himalayas?" +Why did you decide to write this book? +"What do you make of the fact that these men, Majed Hameed and Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, were arrested and then released?" +That's a lot of change. How much of that is going to go to the farm bill itself? +And what's the mood in the city at the moment? +Why is it malignant form of cancer? +So what does that mean? What does that tell you? +And so what's the fix? What's going to fix it? +"Mr. Mayor, let me ask you this as relates to the nature of your work. I mean, you're a Muslim. You have a Jewish family. How do you balance that kind of diversity in your city with the need to have a pluralistic society?" +Did you get a chance to talk to any of the people who live there? +What does that mean? +Can you give us an example? +So what does this mean for the other members of the SCA? +What are some of the baby steps that you'd like to take? +What are some of the things that you would like to see Arizona do? +Do you think that this is a good thing or a bad thing? +So what is the U.S. role in all of this? +"So let's talk about Ann Petry's new book, ""The Street."" It's out now. It's called ""To Kill a Mockingbird."" Can you tell us a little bit more about what's in it?" +You're listening to ALL THINGS CONSIDERED from NPR News. How did you come up with this idea? +Do you have any sense of how many children are still in that situation? +And what's the scene like on the streets today? +"Why did you decide to go back to "" Heat""?" +"When you say people are stuck in these kinds of camps, what are conditions like for them?" +How did you come up with this idea? +You're listening to ALL THINGS CONSIDERED from NPR News. Let's start with the basics. What is the Federal Reserve doing right now? +"Before the game, you had to get tickets for the game. How did that go?" +"And Qana, Qana is the town where the Shiite cleric Moqtada al-Sadr was killed?" +Is there a difference between what CNN does and what MSNBC does? +Why do you think that is? +"How did you come up with the name ""Sleeping Beauties""?" +How important is Hispanic immigration to John McCain's campaign? +And what about Abdul Raziq? Has he been heard from? +"Well, let's talk about one of those reforms. What exactly is it that Berlusconi wants?" +Can you give me an example of a specific prayer that you've heard from your congregation? +How much money are we talking about here? +You're listening to ALL THINGS CONSIDERED from NPR News. How did you come up with this idea? +"Well, what do you think the answer to that might be?" diff --git a/ROUGE/BART-more-training-ROUGE.csv b/2022/ROUGE/BART-more-training-ROUGE.csv similarity index 98% rename from ROUGE/BART-more-training-ROUGE.csv rename to 2022/ROUGE/BART-more-training-ROUGE.csv index df0e8cc..621a3ca 100644 --- a/ROUGE/BART-more-training-ROUGE.csv +++ b/2022/ROUGE/BART-more-training-ROUGE.csv @@ -1,100 +1,100 @@ -What do you want people to know about you? -Why do you consider yourself a second-class citizen? -"Well, let's talk a little bit more about the Clinton Foundation. It's a non-profit group, and it's not intended to be used as a political tool. Why not?" -"Well, let's talk about some of those policies. Let's say China doesn't meet the U.S. ambitious targets, for example, in terms of wind and solar power. What would China do to meet those targets?" -What are some of the big stories that you've covered this year? -Let me ask you about the lobbying law that you signed onto. It's called the Foreign Agents Registration Act. What does that mean? -You say that the public tune you out. What do you mean by that? -And why did you decide to do this? -Why do you think that is? -"From NPR News, this is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED. I'm Audie Cornish. In a few minutes, we're going to hear from the man who led the U.S. effort to end the war in Syria. But first, the lead. That's the lead story today in" -Do you think that Suleiman is a one-man show? -The I.Q. Zoo. What was Bob Bailey like? -How did you rebuild? -Do you have any advice for people who are homeless who are finding themselves in this new housing market and are trying to find their place? -Six to 18 months? -"Now, I understand that there's going to be a change in how people are accountability for their money going to the Salvation Army. Can you talk about that?" -"Let me ask you this, though. I mean, the Trump administration has been criticized by a number of quarters for being slow to act on immigration reform. Do you agree with that criticism?" -When did you have it? -"Now, the Fed chair, Ben Bernanke, has said that he wants to keep interest rates low forever. Is there any reason to think that he's doing that?" -"Do you have a Windows 8 user interface, or is it a new Windows 8?" -"Well, speaking of flamboyant, what about Phil Spector's trial? What's he been doing?" -What's the significance of that? -"Well, why did Ford take this step now?" -Do you think there's any conflict? -"And the military has been brought back to barracks, is that correct?" -And what did you find? -And what happened in Oregon? -Ted Kennedy has a dog named Splash? -Will there be any congressional involvement? -"And when you say you get to vote, what do you mean by that?" -What do you tell young people who are looking to make it in the NBA? -And what kind of relationship did he have with the ranchers? -"Well, thanks for coming on. And let me ask you, what do you make of the president's decision to pull out of the Iran nuclear deal?" -What do you think Kastner should have done differently? -What's the most outrageous thing you bought? -"From NPR News, this is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED. I'm Audie Cornish. In a few minutes, we're going to hear from the man who led the U.S. effort to end the war in Syria. But first, the lead. That's the lead story today in" -"Let me ask you this, though. When you think about the future of the car industry, do you think that Ford and Chrysler are going to be at the top of the list in terms of sales?" -What do you mean by that? -Do you have any idea how many sand tiger sharks there are? -"From NPR News, this is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED. I'm Audie Cornish. In a few minutes, we're going to hear from the man who led the U.S. effort to end the war in Syria. But first, the lead. That's the lead story today in" -What's the latest? -"So, what does this mean for the economy overall?" -What do you mean by that? -And what kind of net are we talking about? -Just a few months in that long path? -Is there a thrill to destroy something? -Let's start with the basics. What exactly is a e-waste? -What's cool about this record? -Wow. And how long will it take you to do that? -What did he say? -So what are some of the short-term disruptions? -And what did he find? -Did you find any differences between Europeans and Americans? -Were you able to get out of there? -Let me ask you this. When did you first realize that this was something that was going to happen? -You need more attorneys. What kind of cases are you looking at? -And what about the people who live there? Have they been able to get out? -"Well, let me ask you this as relates to the firestorm that's been going on for the last five years. I mean, there are those who suggest that the Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist, John Carroll, has lost his job over the last few years because he has been so vocal about the fact" -Do we know anything about the condition of the patients who were treated at the hospitals? -"And when you talk to people from West Africa, what kind of stories do they tell you about why they came to West Africa?" -"So, what's the significance of the Supreme Court ruling?" -Let's start with the basics. What exactly is a e-waste? -"And, Ron, the president's former lawyer Michael Cohen pleaded guilty yesterday to lying to Congress. What does that mean?" -"When you talk to the families of the people who are on the Everest, what kind of stories do they tell you about what it's like for them?" -"Well, let's start with the Republicans. What do you make of their approach to the debate?" -Is there any sense that these third parties are working with the Syrian government? -That's a lot of money. What about the farm bill itself? -"Well, what is the mayor planning to do with that $33 million that he's promised to come in?" -Malignant form of cancer? -"OK. So if the data doesn't show that there is a connection between smoking and heart disease, what does that mean?" -Did you have trouble getting it to work operationally? -What do you see as the future of Islam in the city? -What kind of fish are they catching? -What's wrong with that? -And how do you do that? -And he plans to fight it? -What are some of the hardest things that you've had to take down over the years? -"Let me ask you this, though. I mean, the president has said that he wants to build a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border. Do you think that's a good idea?" -Do you think that the Daily News is going to be able to compete in the future with the other news organizations that are doing the same thing? -What do you know about the people who are at the mediation? -"Ann Petry is the author of ""To Kill a Mockingbird"" and the book ""The Street"" by Ann Hurston. It's ALL THINGS CONSIDERED from NPR West. I'm Arun Rath. This is TALK OF THE NATION from NPR News. From NPR News," -What do we know about the people who were killed in this attack? -Let's start with the women's side. Serena Williams is playing her first official match since last April. What's going on? -Nine thousand? -Why? -What about food and water? What are people finding when they go out? -And what was that like? -Let's start with the Republicans. What do you make of their strategy in trying to repeal the Affordable Care Act? -"Before I let you go, I want to ask you about the game itself. I mean, Nashville has had this huge fan base for years. And I'm wondering, you know, how is it that Nashville has this huge population?" -"Until the completion of the investigation, Qana had been a hospital for more than a year. Is that right?" -Is there a difference between cable news and cable news? -What do you mean by that? -Let's start with the Republicans. What do you make of their strategy in trying to repeal and replace Obamacare? -What do you think is driving that change? -"And if they do find him, what does that mean for al-Qaida in the Arabian Peninsula?" -"Well, let's talk about that for a moment. The European Union, of course, has been meeting this week to try to resolve the eurozone crisis. What are they trying to get out of it?" -What do you think she had to say? -"From NPR News, this is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED. I'm Audie Cornish. In a few minutes, we're going to hear from the man who led the U.S. effort to end the war in Syria. But first, the lead. That's the lead story today in" -"This is WEEKEND EDITION from NPR News. Scott Simon is away. I'm Liane Hansen. In a few minutes, we'll hear from the man who led the U.S. military to victory in Afghanistan. But first, the lead. That's the lead story in today's New York Times" +What do you want people to know about you? +Why do you consider yourself a second-class citizen? +"Well, let's talk a little bit more about the Clinton Foundation. It's a non-profit group, and it's not intended to be used as a political tool. Why not?" +"Well, let's talk about some of those policies. Let's say China doesn't meet the U.S. ambitious targets, for example, in terms of wind and solar power. What would China do to meet those targets?" +What are some of the big stories that you've covered this year? +Let me ask you about the lobbying law that you signed onto. It's called the Foreign Agents Registration Act. What does that mean? +You say that the public tune you out. What do you mean by that? +And why did you decide to do this? +Why do you think that is? +"From NPR News, this is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED. I'm Audie Cornish. In a few minutes, we're going to hear from the man who led the U.S. effort to end the war in Syria. But first, the lead. That's the lead story today in" +Do you think that Suleiman is a one-man show? +The I.Q. Zoo. What was Bob Bailey like? +How did you rebuild? +Do you have any advice for people who are homeless who are finding themselves in this new housing market and are trying to find their place? +Six to 18 months? +"Now, I understand that there's going to be a change in how people are accountability for their money going to the Salvation Army. Can you talk about that?" +"Let me ask you this, though. I mean, the Trump administration has been criticized by a number of quarters for being slow to act on immigration reform. Do you agree with that criticism?" +When did you have it? +"Now, the Fed chair, Ben Bernanke, has said that he wants to keep interest rates low forever. Is there any reason to think that he's doing that?" +"Do you have a Windows 8 user interface, or is it a new Windows 8?" +"Well, speaking of flamboyant, what about Phil Spector's trial? What's he been doing?" +What's the significance of that? +"Well, why did Ford take this step now?" +Do you think there's any conflict? +"And the military has been brought back to barracks, is that correct?" +And what did you find? +And what happened in Oregon? +Ted Kennedy has a dog named Splash? +Will there be any congressional involvement? +"And when you say you get to vote, what do you mean by that?" +What do you tell young people who are looking to make it in the NBA? +And what kind of relationship did he have with the ranchers? +"Well, thanks for coming on. And let me ask you, what do you make of the president's decision to pull out of the Iran nuclear deal?" +What do you think Kastner should have done differently? +What's the most outrageous thing you bought? +"From NPR News, this is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED. I'm Audie Cornish. In a few minutes, we're going to hear from the man who led the U.S. effort to end the war in Syria. But first, the lead. That's the lead story today in" +"Let me ask you this, though. When you think about the future of the car industry, do you think that Ford and Chrysler are going to be at the top of the list in terms of sales?" +What do you mean by that? +Do you have any idea how many sand tiger sharks there are? +"From NPR News, this is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED. I'm Audie Cornish. In a few minutes, we're going to hear from the man who led the U.S. effort to end the war in Syria. But first, the lead. That's the lead story today in" +What's the latest? +"So, what does this mean for the economy overall?" +What do you mean by that? +And what kind of net are we talking about? +Just a few months in that long path? +Is there a thrill to destroy something? +Let's start with the basics. What exactly is a e-waste? +What's cool about this record? +Wow. And how long will it take you to do that? +What did he say? +So what are some of the short-term disruptions? +And what did he find? +Did you find any differences between Europeans and Americans? +Were you able to get out of there? +Let me ask you this. When did you first realize that this was something that was going to happen? +You need more attorneys. What kind of cases are you looking at? +And what about the people who live there? Have they been able to get out? +"Well, let me ask you this as relates to the firestorm that's been going on for the last five years. I mean, there are those who suggest that the Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist, John Carroll, has lost his job over the last few years because he has been so vocal about the fact" +Do we know anything about the condition of the patients who were treated at the hospitals? +"And when you talk to people from West Africa, what kind of stories do they tell you about why they came to West Africa?" +"So, what's the significance of the Supreme Court ruling?" +Let's start with the basics. What exactly is a e-waste? +"And, Ron, the president's former lawyer Michael Cohen pleaded guilty yesterday to lying to Congress. What does that mean?" +"When you talk to the families of the people who are on the Everest, what kind of stories do they tell you about what it's like for them?" +"Well, let's start with the Republicans. What do you make of their approach to the debate?" +Is there any sense that these third parties are working with the Syrian government? +That's a lot of money. What about the farm bill itself? +"Well, what is the mayor planning to do with that $33 million that he's promised to come in?" +Malignant form of cancer? +"OK. So if the data doesn't show that there is a connection between smoking and heart disease, what does that mean?" +Did you have trouble getting it to work operationally? +What do you see as the future of Islam in the city? +What kind of fish are they catching? +What's wrong with that? +And how do you do that? +And he plans to fight it? +What are some of the hardest things that you've had to take down over the years? +"Let me ask you this, though. I mean, the president has said that he wants to build a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border. Do you think that's a good idea?" +Do you think that the Daily News is going to be able to compete in the future with the other news organizations that are doing the same thing? +What do you know about the people who are at the mediation? +"Ann Petry is the author of ""To Kill a Mockingbird"" and the book ""The Street"" by Ann Hurston. It's ALL THINGS CONSIDERED from NPR West. I'm Arun Rath. This is TALK OF THE NATION from NPR News. From NPR News," +What do we know about the people who were killed in this attack? +Let's start with the women's side. Serena Williams is playing her first official match since last April. What's going on? +Nine thousand? +Why? +What about food and water? What are people finding when they go out? +And what was that like? +Let's start with the Republicans. What do you make of their strategy in trying to repeal the Affordable Care Act? +"Before I let you go, I want to ask you about the game itself. I mean, Nashville has had this huge fan base for years. And I'm wondering, you know, how is it that Nashville has this huge population?" +"Until the completion of the investigation, Qana had been a hospital for more than a year. Is that right?" +Is there a difference between cable news and cable news? +What do you mean by that? +Let's start with the Republicans. What do you make of their strategy in trying to repeal and replace Obamacare? +What do you think is driving that change? +"And if they do find him, what does that mean for al-Qaida in the Arabian Peninsula?" +"Well, let's talk about that for a moment. The European Union, of course, has been meeting this week to try to resolve the eurozone crisis. What are they trying to get out of it?" +What do you think she had to say? +"From NPR News, this is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED. I'm Audie Cornish. In a few minutes, we're going to hear from the man who led the U.S. effort to end the war in Syria. But first, the lead. That's the lead story today in" +"This is WEEKEND EDITION from NPR News. Scott Simon is away. I'm Liane Hansen. In a few minutes, we'll hear from the man who led the U.S. military to victory in Afghanistan. But first, the lead. That's the lead story in today's New York Times" What do you mean by that? \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/ROUGE/OpenAI_n-ROUGE.csv b/2022/ROUGE/OpenAI_n-ROUGE.csv similarity index 99% rename from ROUGE/OpenAI_n-ROUGE.csv rename to 2022/ROUGE/OpenAI_n-ROUGE.csv index 4aa8414..90386fb 100644 --- a/ROUGE/OpenAI_n-ROUGE.csv +++ b/2022/ROUGE/OpenAI_n-ROUGE.csv @@ -1,100 +1,100 @@ -"You just put me into a bit of a dilemma. I'm a reporter, too. How do I have fun, but still have a deadline?" -"Wow. Do you know anyone who's, you know, gone or been rejected? I mean, how do you feel people in your community are feeling about this?" -"Well, as we all know, as we've discussed before on the show, ideological polarization is as much a part of this as anything else. 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They think" -"You yourself, as a former prosecutor, have been a prosecutor of military. And up until now, you had been known as someone who was tough on crime and who prosecuted people who had been hardened criminals, career criminals. If you leap from that into the no-knock raid of a single mother of four who's" -You evacuated on Saturday. You're back home now. And you've got your house just outside of the levees. How long did it take for you to really get things ready to leave? -"He said that some on the news side have been unwilling to enter into a conversation on how to cover Donald Trump. You, Mara, have been saying for some time now that you aren't going to use a discretionary word on this presidential candidate. But a lot of people in the newsroom say, Donald Trump gets a" -"Are we talking about the same people who we once said - you know, and we hear these voices on TV and hear this propaganda and hear these Abu Brunests and all these different named people who would just come and go and Istanbul would be this kind of international airport to the caliphate - those people not now?" -And how did they get to your door? Is this through word of mouth or did someone - some kind person leave a package at your house or drop it by the station with a note saying I have something for you? -"From NPR News, this is News & Notes, I'm Alex Chadwick. The war in Iraq weighs heavily on the presidential race and the presidential candidates - and the presidential families, like Sen. Barack Obama and his wife, Michelle. We turn now to author and Chicago Tribune columnist Jonah Goldberg, who wrote about the Ob" -"Well, Mara Wilson, do you feel you missed out in any way?" -"Do we know anything about this person who seems to have been used as a kind of go-between? I mean, how do we know they weren't trying to plant something, as well?" -"So it's a reasonable wage, but it doesn't strike you as excessive, the amount that Sherpas are willing to put up with certain levels of risk to make a living?" -"Well, thank you very much. That's Bob Moon of public radio's daily business show MARKETPLACE. It's produced by American Public Media. And I'm Madeleine Brand, online editor for MARKETPLACE. And this is TALK OF THE NATION. I'm Neal Conan in this fading" -"I mean, this has been such a serious week for journalists and issues around freedom of expression. How do you feel about the work that you were both doing at the moment you were both forced to leave your homes?" -"Now, this has come out of an organization called the Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education Program, or SARE. That's the program that was threatened to get kind of pared back. How big is this program? And why did you put this toward sustainable agriculture rather than just keeping it whole?" -"Rojirin, we've seen what this weekend has done to the city. Give us a sense of where you think these sectarian tensions will land? Will they fall along religious lines or more along political lines?" -Where did the idea come from to do a jazz radio show? -Does the library tell you why? 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And what might happen in Harlem next week that" -"What's the effect on Hassiba (ph) of this continuing intra-Arab conflict, in particular on the Ahmars who are their neighbors?" -This is WEEK -So tell us what you did and did you find it did what you wanted? -"What actually would the increase in the minimum wage do? If you're making minimum wage already, how much does this raise you? What percent?" -Where did everybody sleep? Where did everybody pile up? -"You know, since then, of course, there have been - what - 28 books, I think, in the Alex Cross Series. Is it harder writing him about? Do you have to kind of put your mental cycle on a little bit more of what you want him to do?" -"Obviously, in some ways, you could say these people were thrust into this position. But in some ways, they chose to move to this coastline because it was very familiar, they knew the area, they could grow some of their own food there. Why do they feel they've had to flee at this point in their" -"He's no longer your quarterback, but your running mate. In a column for Slate, Lewis Frank says that the relationship started out on shaky ground, but then you got into a knock down, drag out fight. You called him out publicly. What happened?" -"So, Mara, I'll start with you. This might potentially affect millions of people who get these tax subsidies to buy insurance. What kinds of people are we talking about here?" -"It also shows a bit of a family theme. Your father, who's a very accomplished banjo player, did a collaboration with a young hip-hop star. And they put out a CD of music - I think it's actually going to be a video on YouTube. But it does show a family theme, doesn" -"What can you tell us, from incidents like this, from your position at the United Nations? Do you learn from other nations how they handle these things, especially when they're nearly always low-key at the national level?" -"And CNN pays a lot of money for those suckers to watch, I'm sure. So, very briefly, what is going to be the saving graces for people who want a little more serious journalism?" -"This is a lot of money reimbursed from the federal government. But is this enough incentive to get companies to change? I mean, I think a lot of companies would say they would never do such a thing - cut workers' hours or let workers go - but often times, they do. So does this really address" -Who is this older guy? -How are the immigration conversations playing out there? Is it dividing Republican voters? -"Why is the U.S. taking action now against someone who, as far as we can tell, was not targeting American citizens?" -"Right. We're talking with NPR's Soraya Sarhaddi Nelson about the future of the eurozone. We'll continue our discussion here in just a minute. Stay with us. You're listening to TALK OF THE NATION from NPR News. Soraya, let's start first with Spain. It has made" -"In Harpers Ferry, West Virginia, where the shootings took place, there's this really interesting debate going on about, you know, what to do with a rebel statue that's been on - what, town property for 50 years?" -And how bad has it gotten? -"Finally, John, how do you see the search for dark matter? Do you think that will go on forever?" +"You just put me into a bit of a dilemma. I'm a reporter, too. How do I have fun, but still have a deadline?" +"Wow. Do you know anyone who's, you know, gone or been rejected? I mean, how do you feel people in your community are feeling about this?" +"Well, as we all know, as we've discussed before on the show, ideological polarization is as much a part of this as anything else. And I also think that there's the very, very strong possibility that this is part of some kind of a suppression ground. You know, you've got an African-American" +"Do people in China want to push change? I mean, you mentioned that citizens are concerned about pollution. They're also concerned about college admissions. They're also concerned about how they appear to the rest of the world. Are people in China ready to lead on climate?" +What do they miss? +"Is - as you read those provisions, does anything directly apply to automakers and the role that they might play in future transportation policy debates?" +How do you feel about the way Republicans have handled the impeachment oversight committees? Do you think they've done a good job? +"The story about the young woman in Tehran who got so sick from eating at a restaurant - you went there, and you saw a restaurant, and below it said in Farsi - the words at the bottom said saddamiteh? Meaning when in doubt, spit it out. How did that affect you?" +"Would you like to see President Trump in the White House during January 20, whatever year that is? Would you like to see President Pence in the White House instead?" +"Well, maybe it's the inbetweeners' chance: in the in-between moments in between choices, in the inbetween days and in between states of mind and in between times and in between loves and in between lives and in between meals and in between stables and in between biographies and in the inbetween" +"There has been controversy Egypt over Egypt's legal system. Is it still Egypt's legal system, or is it something else now?" +"Now, you have a section with a lot of black hat and white hat internet surfing, going to little-known websites. Are we going to find out about your web surfing by your handle with Lonesome George?" +How were you equipped to deal with something like that? +So you said you started handing out numbers so people could find each other. How has the program grown and how many people have you helped? +"And that was the case, then, in the reporting that you did, was it not, that the Iraqis, at the time, would need help, but they were getting there?" +"At the end of the day, the goal of the Salvation Army is to keep people warm, right? Why are you so invested in this issue of homelessness?" +Can I ask how this came to your attention? +"Yeah? And so, tell us also about the man who set this whole thing up. Because you met Tord Kjellander, who is he? What kind of person was he?" +"Inflation is a threat, Fed cuts rates to boost the economy. What would the downside be to lowering interest rates?" +"And yet, there is the Snap Assist feature, which presents some guidance within that first five minutes or so, trying to familiarize you with what you're supposed to be doing. Is that right?" +"Well, let's go back to the beginning, when the prosecution called what was supposed to be a star witness, in fact, responsible for some of the most famous photographs of all time, Eliot Spitzer. Now, I called the witness who was standing in the witness box intimidating. Well, how did they make a" +"How were these apartments set up? These storefronts, were they protected by bars? I mean, you know, a lot of times when you walk down the street in cities like this, there's bars on the windows and you think, well, somebody could shoot somebody in the head when they walk in and out of" +"Detroit News columnist Diana Fomm-Cooper wrote about her father who was one of the men laid off. She said he called it a good day's work and looked forward to retraining, but he never got retrained and he is now at home caring for his sick wife. her column is online at documentariesource" +"But have you changed your views, though, based on who you are talking to?" +"Really quickly, Marianne, is there government now?" +How many extra calories do you have to burn? +Do you expect to see felony-dueling go out everywhere? +"What are people saying about - what are you hearing about this, this biography?" +"And who's running, institutionally, the banks?" +"You have had some success at the ballot box. You've won a number of municipal elections. But the D.C. Council, despite your best efforts, did not actually get at the business of governance this time around. What did you try to do differently in terms of campaigning?" +"Now you're obviously younger than most of the players you're dealing with. 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Then in the swing of the next song, you rap, all I want for Christmas is someone to say" +So you think this is an example of the industry trying to squeeze out roadhouse owners at the expense of tour riders? +"Yeah, I've driven one. They make very roomy small SUVs. It sounds like over the past couple of years, smaller SUVs have become more mainstream, at least in fleet sales. Going back to something you just said, chief guest, if I may, how is it that you've seen changes over" +"As we, you know, just quickly run out of time here and we're going to have to leave it kind of hanging, but do you see any resolution of that apparent conflict of mission between groups of this sort?" +"Elizabeth, you study all sorts of things, and you don't know about this zebrafish business?" +"Is this whole Rolling Thunder group, what are they seeking?" +"Well, we can hear you now. You know, we talked about this before the storm, and now we're seeing the aftermath. What's it like there?" +"With this very uncertain economy, how can we really know for sure that we're going to lose the tax credit? Or how do we find out for sure? Are we going to get this tax credit taken away from us?" +"And maybe some of the wealth of the country. Were you told, when you were nominated, that you were being given a grace period? Some people had complained that Clarence Thomas was being put through the wringer with all of these questions about his life. And they were then on the receiving end of a lot of scrutiny" +"How should we be looking at it? I mean, you said something about the way the ocean seems disturbed. Does it look out of sort? What are some other things to notice about it?" +"Congressman, finally, what needs to happen in your view now?" +"I mean, you go after movies, take apart movies, right?" +So how was the emergency fund set up? Who were you trying to help? +"(Laughter) What about beautiful black women of all shapes, sizes and walks of life? You know? It's like - you know, I'm looking around right now, and... OK, this is interesting, because right now at Essence.com, I see there's this Ebony Women of the Year special" +Did he get any encouraging words from strangers along the way or any kind of praise? +"And if you can just give us a little quick sketch of it, it was just very, very funny?" +I thought money was one of the big problems in Washington. Didn't it cause a lot of fights already over the debt limit? +"In other words, get them thinking?" +What was the purpose of this? What did you want to find? +"Wow, so you tried to cover yourself with foliage but, obviously, couldn't get it all the way there. Where do you sleep, eventually?" +"Let's start with this union because we just talked about the president weighing in on it and saying, effectively, leave it be, don't interfere. The NFL owners, clearly, seeing the political firestorm over this, now looking to intervene, I mean, effectively or at all - what does that mean? They think" +"You yourself, as a former prosecutor, have been a prosecutor of military. And up until now, you had been known as someone who was tough on crime and who prosecuted people who had been hardened criminals, career criminals. If you leap from that into the no-knock raid of a single mother of four who's" +You evacuated on Saturday. You're back home now. And you've got your house just outside of the levees. How long did it take for you to really get things ready to leave? +"He said that some on the news side have been unwilling to enter into a conversation on how to cover Donald Trump. You, Mara, have been saying for some time now that you aren't going to use a discretionary word on this presidential candidate. But a lot of people in the newsroom say, Donald Trump gets a" +"Are we talking about the same people who we once said - you know, and we hear these voices on TV and hear this propaganda and hear these Abu Brunests and all these different named people who would just come and go and Istanbul would be this kind of international airport to the caliphate - those people not now?" +And how did they get to your door? Is this through word of mouth or did someone - some kind person leave a package at your house or drop it by the station with a note saying I have something for you? +"From NPR News, this is News & Notes, I'm Alex Chadwick. The war in Iraq weighs heavily on the presidential race and the presidential candidates - and the presidential families, like Sen. Barack Obama and his wife, Michelle. We turn now to author and Chicago Tribune columnist Jonah Goldberg, who wrote about the Ob" +"Well, Mara Wilson, do you feel you missed out in any way?" +"Do we know anything about this person who seems to have been used as a kind of go-between? I mean, how do we know they weren't trying to plant something, as well?" +"So it's a reasonable wage, but it doesn't strike you as excessive, the amount that Sherpas are willing to put up with certain levels of risk to make a living?" +"Well, thank you very much. That's Bob Moon of public radio's daily business show MARKETPLACE. It's produced by American Public Media. And I'm Madeleine Brand, online editor for MARKETPLACE. And this is TALK OF THE NATION. I'm Neal Conan in this fading" +"I mean, this has been such a serious week for journalists and issues around freedom of expression. How do you feel about the work that you were both doing at the moment you were both forced to leave your homes?" +"Now, this has come out of an organization called the Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education Program, or SARE. That's the program that was threatened to get kind of pared back. How big is this program? And why did you put this toward sustainable agriculture rather than just keeping it whole?" +"Rojirin, we've seen what this weekend has done to the city. Give us a sense of where you think these sectarian tensions will land? Will they fall along religious lines or more along political lines?" +Where did the idea come from to do a jazz radio show? +Does the library tell you why? Why it says it got rid of your material? +"And I understand the first type of Minitru is intended for public transportation, sort of like buses and subways, right?" +"You've been a part of that, enriching the culture in a sense, in ways that maybe people don't always appreciate when they see you alums on television doing things like taking part in "" empowered"" go-go Boots, which was all about being sexually provocative, or even ""The Real Housewives of Atlanta" +"You've reported on conditions in Shenzhen factories that make clothing for brands like Calvin Klein, Tommy Hilfiger, Ralph Lauren. These are big names, indeed. Are shoddy labor conditions shoring up profits for corporate America?" +"Well, does it make sense to you at this point to make more planes grounded?" +"So, where is all this money going? It's going to the University of Michigan Hospital and more than $120 million is going to more than a dozen other scientific research sites. Al, how will this money change things? I mean, for example, you'll be able to buy" +So he has savings. He still hasn't taken a mighty cut of the action. Is that right? +"You were ordained an elder by the shepherding cast of the ERLC. So I want to ask you this. How do you feel about same-sex marriage, which is legal now in all 50 states?" +"When you think about the migrant issues, although you're concentrating on the Mexican border, Americans are increasingly concerned about undocumented workers south of the border - Mexican workers, Mexican immigrants more broadly. What are your thoughts on all of that?" +"Mr. Sulzby, when you wrote at the end of the article that the people of Harlem are mostly concerned with what is happening in their community, not in the nation or world, are you at all embarrassed that you are not reading all that much about chemical weapons? And what might happen in Harlem next week that" +"What's the effect on Hassiba (ph) of this continuing intra-Arab conflict, in particular on the Ahmars who are their neighbors?" +This is WEEK +So tell us what you did and did you find it did what you wanted? +"What actually would the increase in the minimum wage do? If you're making minimum wage already, how much does this raise you? What percent?" +Where did everybody sleep? Where did everybody pile up? +"You know, since then, of course, there have been - what - 28 books, I think, in the Alex Cross Series. Is it harder writing him about? Do you have to kind of put your mental cycle on a little bit more of what you want him to do?" +"Obviously, in some ways, you could say these people were thrust into this position. But in some ways, they chose to move to this coastline because it was very familiar, they knew the area, they could grow some of their own food there. Why do they feel they've had to flee at this point in their" +"He's no longer your quarterback, but your running mate. In a column for Slate, Lewis Frank says that the relationship started out on shaky ground, but then you got into a knock down, drag out fight. You called him out publicly. What happened?" +"So, Mara, I'll start with you. This might potentially affect millions of people who get these tax subsidies to buy insurance. What kinds of people are we talking about here?" +"It also shows a bit of a family theme. Your father, who's a very accomplished banjo player, did a collaboration with a young hip-hop star. And they put out a CD of music - I think it's actually going to be a video on YouTube. But it does show a family theme, doesn" +"What can you tell us, from incidents like this, from your position at the United Nations? Do you learn from other nations how they handle these things, especially when they're nearly always low-key at the national level?" +"And CNN pays a lot of money for those suckers to watch, I'm sure. So, very briefly, what is going to be the saving graces for people who want a little more serious journalism?" +"This is a lot of money reimbursed from the federal government. But is this enough incentive to get companies to change? I mean, I think a lot of companies would say they would never do such a thing - cut workers' hours or let workers go - but often times, they do. So does this really address" +Who is this older guy? +How are the immigration conversations playing out there? Is it dividing Republican voters? +"Why is the U.S. taking action now against someone who, as far as we can tell, was not targeting American citizens?" +"Right. We're talking with NPR's Soraya Sarhaddi Nelson about the future of the eurozone. We'll continue our discussion here in just a minute. Stay with us. You're listening to TALK OF THE NATION from NPR News. Soraya, let's start first with Spain. It has made" +"In Harpers Ferry, West Virginia, where the shootings took place, there's this really interesting debate going on about, you know, what to do with a rebel statue that's been on - what, town property for 50 years?" +And how bad has it gotten? +"Finally, John, how do you see the search for dark matter? Do you think that will go on forever?" 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Who are you referring to?" -Can you describe the tone or the attitude of the North Koreans you met with? -"And what of those who are not the powerbrokers? One has to start to lay the seeds, if you will, particularly in one's own community. Are you seeing excitement from the African-American community as a collective in Massachusetts? And, again, as we grow this countrywide, are you hearing and seeing from African-Americans in other states who are excited about this possibility?" -"In your experience, does the breakthrough often come from an eyewitness, from actual forensic evidence on the ground? How do you find out how something like this began?" -And do you think that Suleiman is in control of these pro-Mubarak protesters who have been blamed for violence around Tahrir Square and elsewhere? -"So the CIA, they were trying to train animals and they saw, you know, these people could train a pig to vacuum, they must be able to do something. What were some of the animals the CIA wanted to put to work?" -How did you rebuild the town? -"What do you say the big concern that some people have that by concentrating on housing first then the support services, you let people move into housing when they all have kinds of problems that aren't necessarily congenial for the neighbors?" -Just 18 months away. The U.S. worked with Iraqi troops for seven to eight years. Isn't that enough time to have built a better force than Iraq now has? -I just want to make sure I understand that. I text the word kettle and the Salvation Army automatically gets $5 from me? -"Just so you know the source of what I was saying, that there was a Morning Consult poll about 11 months ago that polled Trump voters actually and found that 56 percent want the CFPB either left alone or actually expanded. And it is one of the few agencies that focuses solely on consumers. I just want to ask you a broad question. I mean, you had President Trump who ran and still campaigns on being a champion of working Americans. Now, this agency that was set up to protect consumers from abuse is under attack. And you also have a Republican tax cut plan that gives the most relief to wealthy people. I just wonder - is all of this keeping the promise that President Trump made in the election?" -And when did you have the surgery? -Who might that be? -"How easy will it be for current Windows users, to upgrade to this new Windows 8?" -"Well, speaking of flamboyant, in the run-up to this trial, Linda, I have seen some - I can only say amazing photos of Phil Spector's get-ups, his wigs and - I mean can you just try to describe his fashion sense for us? And do you think that's going to make this trial like a viewing sensation?" -Why did you want to highlight--and I think I know the answer to this--but why did you decide to highlight Detroit? -"The UAW traditionally has been one of the biggest, most powerful labor unions in America. Is the union, because of Ford's woes, being forced to take whatever the company offers?" -How confident are you that a health care bill will land on the president's desk for signature before the end of this year? -"And what happens next for the civilian side of this government, if there is one?" -And you found it in how many different kinds of bugs? -"And this was a practice considered by many as kind of a carryover from Jim Crow era, right?" -Ted Kennedy has a dog named Splash? -Will there be any congressional involvement? -"Before we let you go, as we mentioned, in a longer campaign, we get to know a little bit more about the candidates things like who they are as people, you know, what their families are all about. Can you just tell us a little bit about yourself on a personal level? Are you married? Are you partnered? Do you have kids? What do you like to listen to? What do you do when you're not working?" -Does play overseas come with the kind of ancillary income that a player can earn in the NBA - the endorsement contracts and commercial contracts and the like? -"These people will soon report to political appointees of the Obama administration. Would you expect them, based on past history of others, to salute smartly and run up the Hill, or wouldn't they be obstructionist from inside the career service?" -I know that some of your family members were killed in the war. What does this verdict mean to you? -"When you sort of look at all these cases, is there a way to figure out when to negotiate and when not to?" -What's the most outrageous thing you bought? -"We turn now to a developing story in Afghanistan. More than 100 people are reported dead from a Friday attack on an Afghan military base, making it the deadliest attack there since 2001. Taliban fighters disguised as Afghan military attacked the base as soldiers were observing Friday prayers at Camp Shaheen near Mazar-e-Sharif, the nation's third largest city. And since the attack, the death toll has risen steadily. To help us understand what this attack means in the years-long struggle to contain the insurgency in Afghanistan, we've reached Ahmed Rashid. He's a journalist and author of several books on Afghanistan, Pakistan and the Taliban. He joins us from Lahore, Pakistan. Ahmed, welcome back to the program. What makes this incident so significant?" -So they're downsizing just a little bit? -That would be the Minutemen and groups like that? -"Do you see this, this embryonic cannibalism in any other sharks or is it just the sand tiger sharks where this happens?" -It's said that you're supposed to help reshape the party's message for the working class. Why you? -"OK. So two Republicans, which we'll talk about, but also three Democrats are considered swing votes. Who are they?" -"Well, can Congress create a new round of tax credits this fall?" -He seemed to have some great sense of humor about what he was doing up there. Or do I have that wrong? -Is it mostly marine debris or what else do you see? -"They actually had turned the machine on for a test and had gotten some results, hadn't they, on this?" -Is that to create some thrill in his life? -We've just heard Jason Beaubien report that progress is - is mixed. You were in Haiti within hours of the earthquake. You've been back a number of times. What's your impression? -"You're faithful, very faithful to the song. Did you listen a lot to the originals again in order to do this album?" -Have you allowed yourself to start thinking about Sunday night and how you might be celebrating - hopefully celebrating? -What did he say? -The most recent huge natural disaster in Japan was the Kobe earthquake of 1995. What were the economic consequences of that? -"Dr. Brieger, you're associated with Johns Hopkins, one of the best medical schools in the world, obviously. Do you see on a daily basis the impact today of the Flexner Report?" -Mm-hmm. And you found five different genes involved with skin pigmentation in Europeans? -"Mike, what were you surviving on? Did you have any food with you? Any water? What did you do?" -"Stanley Weintraub, before we get to the actual Christmas in Savannah, I want to start by asking about the march itself. In around the middle of November 1864, Sherman takes 62,000 of his soldiers, marches them through rural Georgia all the way to Savannah. It takes about a month. It became known as Sherman's march to the sea. What was the point of that march to the sea?" -Is there a story you can tell of a child that you've helped? -"You know, when we talked this morning, you said you were going to try to go by your house. Did you get there?" -"Let me ask you, Dean. It's always interesting when African-Americans take the helm of something, particularly something as prestigious as this. And you being the person who will sit as the captain of this maiden voyage, how much pressure do you feel, if any, being the first African-American to head this post?" -"And as for the flow of material across the border, was it flowing freely? Were the Turks just letting it go through?" -What is Algeria saying about this? -"Community Counts, this is a YouTube users group that follows YouTube political content, yes? And you're trying to have some influence on what happens with the questions in the debate tonight. What's your goal? What are you trying to do?" -"Can you just describe what it's like in the first kind of minutes or hours after something like this? Like, what goes through your mind?" -"OK. And there's some additional news today from the president's lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, about the timetable for special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation and a possible interview with the president. Just quickly, what do we know there?" -But what happens to these families when high-altitude porters die on the mountain? -"David, usually these cases are whether or not sperm donors have responsibilities to the children, i.e., whether or not they should pay child support. So how unusual is it to be the reverse, where the sperm donor actually wants to be a part of the child's life?" -And they were picked up the end of last summer? -"But a lot of that goes to food stamps, doesn't it?" -"Given the sectarian violence that you have seen in the last few days, are U.S. forces responding differently than they have been?" -"And in this kind of tumor, is there an operation to cutting it out? Is that an option?" -You don't even get the appearance of some information being turned up by the search? -"Right. Question from Second Life from Rudy He asks, will it come back on line before power must be diverted to keep the cities there warm? Because it uses a lot of juice, doesn't it?" -What sort of things do Bristol or you going to be able to try and help offer these refugees from Syria? -What kind of fish are they catching? And who ultimately is buying it? -"...Ever since. So how serious a breach is this? I mean, how much damage might this do to the NSA as it's trying to continue doing its work?" -Tell us about the make up of this plane. Is it a metal skin or is it the composites we see on fighter planes now? -You mentioned Lance Armstrong plans to fight. Any comment from him or his attorneys? -Are you going to vote in November? -Do you think there's enough political motivation on Capitol Hill to address immigration reform anytime soon? -"What about all of the new digital news sites that seem to be popping up everywhere? Because it does feel like there are an awful lot of sources of news these days, and many of them are trying to be these hyper-local sources of information that are supposed to fill the void when local papers shut down. Are they not cutting it?" -What is at stake in the region if this power struggle continues? -"Gretchen Holbrook Gerzina is a professor of literature at Dartmouth College. She is also the author of ""Mr. and Mrs. Prince"", how an extraordinary 18th century family moved out of slavery and into legend. For more great book recommendations, you can visit our Web site at npr.org/books. President Bush is on the last leg of his last trip to Europe. He's in London today talking with British Prime Minister Gordon Brown about the war in Iraq and Iran's nuclear program. The trip has all the trappings of a state visit; formal banquet, tea with the Queen, but long-time NPR White House correspondent Don Gonyea says this trip just feels different. Don, how?" -"You're the head of the U.S. delegation at six party talks on the North Korean nuclear program, and I wonder, first, we heard President Bush earlier today saying that the transfer of nuclear weapons or material by North Korea to states or to non-state enemies would be considered a grave threat. North Korea would be held fully accountable. What does that mean?" -So it seems like there's not a lot of good news coming out of Rio these days. What's going on? -Nine thousand? -Why? What's fun about heat that's not about cold? -"Well, what are the signs of rebuilding in Haiti and Port-au-Prince specifically?" -You requested an additional $7.5 billion in aid for the Virgin Islands. What efforts would that money go toward? -"So just put this in perspective for us, this moment. What is the meaning of this verdict?" -"As we said, Nashville's only had an NHL team for 18 years. Was it an easy transfer to move all the enthusiasm for all the other sports that Tennessee has to hockey or has it been an evolution over time?" -"Although then, that sounds like no suspension at all, because has the air campaign so far not been about getting to Hezbollah? Surely you're not intentionally targeting civilians, so what's the difference?" -"What do you think, then, that cable news has contributed to journalism?" -"One final thing. You have spoken favorably of Donald Trump, who has said that he believes a lot of other politicians are bought and paid for and further says that, as a billionaire, as he says he is, that he bought and paid for a lot of them. Is he right?" -"There are obvious perils with Elizabeth Gilbert's ""Eat Pray Love."" The circumstances are kind of similar, obviously, with the divorce and - but she took a trip around the world and you write: I just moved off the porch and went again to church. And you do go to church, even when you absolutely don't want to. Why'd you do it?" -"Well, you've been a consultant to candidates in Florida. So, I want you to give away a little bit of it for free right now. If you were consulting with Mitt Romney or Newt Gingrich and you had a simple message to convey to each of them, what would it be?" -"So, if they do have him or if they did kill him, what does it mean for al-Qaida?" -The G-20 meeting wraps up today. What will world leaders there have to show for it? -"Regina, what did you do in the months that you couldn't go back to Xavier after Katrina hit?" -"So the Saudi crown has typically been passed from one elderly brother to another elderly brother, all sons of the country's founder. Now they're going to the grandsons of the founder. What do we know about the new heirs apparent?" -"Why do you want to capture light and delay it sort of in a bottle, in a crystal bottle, for lack of a better term, for, like, a second or more?" +"Do you believe--and you talked about this briefly, but I'm curious in terms of how you see the general public and their perception of the media and newspapers. Do you believe that newspapers, television news, etc., now sit in the seat of having to win the confidence of the viewer, the listener, the reader back?" +You said there were financial repercussions. What were those? +What is the criticism? What is the fear coming from the left about these things? +"You've been working on this issue in China for, what, 15 years?" +How in the world did you decide which tweets to preserve in this book? +"But are there a lot of people in Washington who would pass the litmus test of, say, not being a lobbyist, but who are, you know, big influential players, who are being compensated to a great extent because they are former powers on Capitol Hill or in the executive branch?" +"I just want to be really careful because you're saying that the public might tune you out - when you say you, you're talking about President Trump's critics like Democrats? Are you talking about the media? Who are you referring to?" +Can you describe the tone or the attitude of the North Koreans you met with? +"And what of those who are not the powerbrokers? One has to start to lay the seeds, if you will, particularly in one's own community. Are you seeing excitement from the African-American community as a collective in Massachusetts? And, again, as we grow this countrywide, are you hearing and seeing from African-Americans in other states who are excited about this possibility?" +"In your experience, does the breakthrough often come from an eyewitness, from actual forensic evidence on the ground? How do you find out how something like this began?" +And do you think that Suleiman is in control of these pro-Mubarak protesters who have been blamed for violence around Tahrir Square and elsewhere? +"So the CIA, they were trying to train animals and they saw, you know, these people could train a pig to vacuum, they must be able to do something. What were some of the animals the CIA wanted to put to work?" +How did you rebuild the town? +"What do you say the big concern that some people have that by concentrating on housing first then the support services, you let people move into housing when they all have kinds of problems that aren't necessarily congenial for the neighbors?" +Just 18 months away. The U.S. worked with Iraqi troops for seven to eight years. Isn't that enough time to have built a better force than Iraq now has? +I just want to make sure I understand that. I text the word kettle and the Salvation Army automatically gets $5 from me? +"Just so you know the source of what I was saying, that there was a Morning Consult poll about 11 months ago that polled Trump voters actually and found that 56 percent want the CFPB either left alone or actually expanded. And it is one of the few agencies that focuses solely on consumers. I just want to ask you a broad question. I mean, you had President Trump who ran and still campaigns on being a champion of working Americans. Now, this agency that was set up to protect consumers from abuse is under attack. And you also have a Republican tax cut plan that gives the most relief to wealthy people. I just wonder - is all of this keeping the promise that President Trump made in the election?" +And when did you have the surgery? +Who might that be? +"How easy will it be for current Windows users, to upgrade to this new Windows 8?" +"Well, speaking of flamboyant, in the run-up to this trial, Linda, I have seen some - I can only say amazing photos of Phil Spector's get-ups, his wigs and - I mean can you just try to describe his fashion sense for us? And do you think that's going to make this trial like a viewing sensation?" +Why did you want to highlight--and I think I know the answer to this--but why did you decide to highlight Detroit? +"The UAW traditionally has been one of the biggest, most powerful labor unions in America. Is the union, because of Ford's woes, being forced to take whatever the company offers?" +How confident are you that a health care bill will land on the president's desk for signature before the end of this year? +"And what happens next for the civilian side of this government, if there is one?" +And you found it in how many different kinds of bugs? +"And this was a practice considered by many as kind of a carryover from Jim Crow era, right?" +Ted Kennedy has a dog named Splash? +Will there be any congressional involvement? +"Before we let you go, as we mentioned, in a longer campaign, we get to know a little bit more about the candidates things like who they are as people, you know, what their families are all about. Can you just tell us a little bit about yourself on a personal level? Are you married? Are you partnered? Do you have kids? What do you like to listen to? What do you do when you're not working?" +Does play overseas come with the kind of ancillary income that a player can earn in the NBA - the endorsement contracts and commercial contracts and the like? +"These people will soon report to political appointees of the Obama administration. Would you expect them, based on past history of others, to salute smartly and run up the Hill, or wouldn't they be obstructionist from inside the career service?" +I know that some of your family members were killed in the war. What does this verdict mean to you? +"When you sort of look at all these cases, is there a way to figure out when to negotiate and when not to?" +What's the most outrageous thing you bought? +"We turn now to a developing story in Afghanistan. More than 100 people are reported dead from a Friday attack on an Afghan military base, making it the deadliest attack there since 2001. Taliban fighters disguised as Afghan military attacked the base as soldiers were observing Friday prayers at Camp Shaheen near Mazar-e-Sharif, the nation's third largest city. And since the attack, the death toll has risen steadily. To help us understand what this attack means in the years-long struggle to contain the insurgency in Afghanistan, we've reached Ahmed Rashid. He's a journalist and author of several books on Afghanistan, Pakistan and the Taliban. He joins us from Lahore, Pakistan. Ahmed, welcome back to the program. What makes this incident so significant?" +So they're downsizing just a little bit? +That would be the Minutemen and groups like that? +"Do you see this, this embryonic cannibalism in any other sharks or is it just the sand tiger sharks where this happens?" +It's said that you're supposed to help reshape the party's message for the working class. Why you? +"OK. So two Republicans, which we'll talk about, but also three Democrats are considered swing votes. Who are they?" +"Well, can Congress create a new round of tax credits this fall?" +He seemed to have some great sense of humor about what he was doing up there. Or do I have that wrong? +Is it mostly marine debris or what else do you see? +"They actually had turned the machine on for a test and had gotten some results, hadn't they, on this?" +Is that to create some thrill in his life? +We've just heard Jason Beaubien report that progress is - is mixed. You were in Haiti within hours of the earthquake. You've been back a number of times. What's your impression? +"You're faithful, very faithful to the song. Did you listen a lot to the originals again in order to do this album?" +Have you allowed yourself to start thinking about Sunday night and how you might be celebrating - hopefully celebrating? +What did he say? +The most recent huge natural disaster in Japan was the Kobe earthquake of 1995. What were the economic consequences of that? +"Dr. Brieger, you're associated with Johns Hopkins, one of the best medical schools in the world, obviously. Do you see on a daily basis the impact today of the Flexner Report?" +Mm-hmm. And you found five different genes involved with skin pigmentation in Europeans? +"Mike, what were you surviving on? Did you have any food with you? Any water? What did you do?" +"Stanley Weintraub, before we get to the actual Christmas in Savannah, I want to start by asking about the march itself. In around the middle of November 1864, Sherman takes 62,000 of his soldiers, marches them through rural Georgia all the way to Savannah. It takes about a month. It became known as Sherman's march to the sea. What was the point of that march to the sea?" +Is there a story you can tell of a child that you've helped? +"You know, when we talked this morning, you said you were going to try to go by your house. Did you get there?" +"Let me ask you, Dean. It's always interesting when African-Americans take the helm of something, particularly something as prestigious as this. And you being the person who will sit as the captain of this maiden voyage, how much pressure do you feel, if any, being the first African-American to head this post?" +"And as for the flow of material across the border, was it flowing freely? Were the Turks just letting it go through?" +What is Algeria saying about this? +"Community Counts, this is a YouTube users group that follows YouTube political content, yes? And you're trying to have some influence on what happens with the questions in the debate tonight. What's your goal? What are you trying to do?" +"Can you just describe what it's like in the first kind of minutes or hours after something like this? Like, what goes through your mind?" +"OK. And there's some additional news today from the president's lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, about the timetable for special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation and a possible interview with the president. Just quickly, what do we know there?" +But what happens to these families when high-altitude porters die on the mountain? +"David, usually these cases are whether or not sperm donors have responsibilities to the children, i.e., whether or not they should pay child support. So how unusual is it to be the reverse, where the sperm donor actually wants to be a part of the child's life?" +And they were picked up the end of last summer? +"But a lot of that goes to food stamps, doesn't it?" +"Given the sectarian violence that you have seen in the last few days, are U.S. forces responding differently than they have been?" +"And in this kind of tumor, is there an operation to cutting it out? Is that an option?" +You don't even get the appearance of some information being turned up by the search? +"Right. Question from Second Life from Rudy He asks, will it come back on line before power must be diverted to keep the cities there warm? Because it uses a lot of juice, doesn't it?" +What sort of things do Bristol or you going to be able to try and help offer these refugees from Syria? +What kind of fish are they catching? And who ultimately is buying it? +"...Ever since. So how serious a breach is this? I mean, how much damage might this do to the NSA as it's trying to continue doing its work?" +Tell us about the make up of this plane. Is it a metal skin or is it the composites we see on fighter planes now? +You mentioned Lance Armstrong plans to fight. Any comment from him or his attorneys? +Are you going to vote in November? +Do you think there's enough political motivation on Capitol Hill to address immigration reform anytime soon? +"What about all of the new digital news sites that seem to be popping up everywhere? Because it does feel like there are an awful lot of sources of news these days, and many of them are trying to be these hyper-local sources of information that are supposed to fill the void when local papers shut down. Are they not cutting it?" +What is at stake in the region if this power struggle continues? +"Gretchen Holbrook Gerzina is a professor of literature at Dartmouth College. She is also the author of ""Mr. and Mrs. Prince"", how an extraordinary 18th century family moved out of slavery and into legend. For more great book recommendations, you can visit our Web site at npr.org/books. President Bush is on the last leg of his last trip to Europe. He's in London today talking with British Prime Minister Gordon Brown about the war in Iraq and Iran's nuclear program. The trip has all the trappings of a state visit; formal banquet, tea with the Queen, but long-time NPR White House correspondent Don Gonyea says this trip just feels different. Don, how?" +"You're the head of the U.S. delegation at six party talks on the North Korean nuclear program, and I wonder, first, we heard President Bush earlier today saying that the transfer of nuclear weapons or material by North Korea to states or to non-state enemies would be considered a grave threat. North Korea would be held fully accountable. What does that mean?" +So it seems like there's not a lot of good news coming out of Rio these days. What's going on? +Nine thousand? +Why? What's fun about heat that's not about cold? +"Well, what are the signs of rebuilding in Haiti and Port-au-Prince specifically?" +You requested an additional $7.5 billion in aid for the Virgin Islands. What efforts would that money go toward? +"So just put this in perspective for us, this moment. What is the meaning of this verdict?" +"As we said, Nashville's only had an NHL team for 18 years. Was it an easy transfer to move all the enthusiasm for all the other sports that Tennessee has to hockey or has it been an evolution over time?" +"Although then, that sounds like no suspension at all, because has the air campaign so far not been about getting to Hezbollah? Surely you're not intentionally targeting civilians, so what's the difference?" +"What do you think, then, that cable news has contributed to journalism?" +"One final thing. You have spoken favorably of Donald Trump, who has said that he believes a lot of other politicians are bought and paid for and further says that, as a billionaire, as he says he is, that he bought and paid for a lot of them. Is he right?" +"There are obvious perils with Elizabeth Gilbert's ""Eat Pray Love."" The circumstances are kind of similar, obviously, with the divorce and - but she took a trip around the world and you write: I just moved off the porch and went again to church. And you do go to church, even when you absolutely don't want to. Why'd you do it?" +"Well, you've been a consultant to candidates in Florida. So, I want you to give away a little bit of it for free right now. If you were consulting with Mitt Romney or Newt Gingrich and you had a simple message to convey to each of them, what would it be?" +"So, if they do have him or if they did kill him, what does it mean for al-Qaida?" +The G-20 meeting wraps up today. What will world leaders there have to show for it? +"Regina, what did you do in the months that you couldn't go back to Xavier after Katrina hit?" +"So the Saudi crown has typically been passed from one elderly brother to another elderly brother, all sons of the country's founder. Now they're going to the grandsons of the founder. What do we know about the new heirs apparent?" +"Why do you want to capture light and delay it sort of in a bottle, in a crystal bottle, for lack of a better term, for, like, a second or more?" "Well, we'll take that risk today and ask you where you might start when you're picking say, a philosopher to start with. Which ones of those might we go to for moral decisions?" \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/ROUGE/original-prompts.csv b/2022/ROUGE/original-prompts.csv similarity index 99% rename from ROUGE/original-prompts.csv rename to 2022/ROUGE/original-prompts.csv index df51bd3..6e6b2d8 100644 --- a/ROUGE/original-prompts.csv +++ b/2022/ROUGE/original-prompts.csv @@ -1,100 +1,100 @@ -"Yes. Yeah, actually, whenever I get together with friends of mine who don't work for newspapers, I realize how much more fun I have than they do. There are a lot more pressures. I have to worry about budgets. I have to worry about the careers of other people. But the reality is I come into the newsroom every morning with about 10 things that I want to get done in terms of coverage. I can influence coverage of everything from how we write about music, to how we write about Supreme Court nominees, to how we cover the most interesting city in America. That's a blast. You can't complain too much about that." -"To tell you the truth, I started to cry. I was a little disappointed. There's some financial effects, and then there's also just - it's kind of demeaning to be considered basically a second-class citizen. That's how I feel. You know, I pay taxes. I'm a citizen. I'm a grown woman with a partner of 10 years and a 22-month-old child that I've adopted. My partner had the baby. And we're a family with a house, and we're really like a boring couple. And yet, New York state doesn't consider us a family." -"Right. Which, of course, supposes that these are not objective. The funny thing is that the GOP is assuming - as I said - that this will necessarily favor Hillary Clinton. I don't think the Clintons - they've been silent on this, but speaking to their associates, I don't think they make any such assumption at all. And already these projects have also drawn fire from the left, who fear that it could go quite the other way." -"To some extent, China is more able than the United States to set ambitious targets for things like renewable energy. But I would say in the last eight to ten years in the United States, there has been a tremendous amount of path-breaking work going on at the state level, particularly in California. And some of the policies that California has put into place, such as its very ambitious solar energy incentives have become the model for China." -There are so many incredible writers out there on Twitter and so many really compelling firsthand accounts of the big news stories this year that it makes for a really interesting way to recap some of those big events. -"You know, that would be a difficult one to impose and to regulate. I think the strength of the lobbying law is that it is so narrowly defined - covering the most important piece of lobbying, which is contacting Congressmen and covered officials." -"I think it is backfiring on President Trump's critics. When you overshoot the mark and you turn the dial to 11 on every single issue, I think the American public starts to tune you out." -"Thank you, Steve. Nice to be with you." -"I think, frankly, what I get from a lot of them is that my politics are their politics. I'd be the better candidate and I'd be the better governor. But it's really someone else's turn. And I think the problem with that is that the people who need a change, the ones who can't wait, aren't a part of that conversation. The establishment have all the options and all the influence and connections to protect their interests, frankly, no matter who is in power from whatever party. But everybody else, in my view, is the responsibility of the chief executive, and that's the responsibility I'm looking to assume." -Thank you. -"So, it's certainly not a one-man show and if there's one dominant personality, I would say that today it's Omar Suleiman." -"One day, the Brelands were called out to China Lake to the weapons research station out there to do some research with the U.S. Navy's dolphin program, training dolphins to do things like locate submarines or warn of enemy attack, things like that. And this was run by Bob Bailey, who was kind of an animal behaviorist of his own. And he was convinced to come work with the Brelands at the I.Q. Zoo." -"Basically, the town west from Main Street, you could stand on Main Street and look west and see the next town, which is 10 miles away, which you shouldn't be able to do. Things were leveled. It was debris about four feet deep. There was a picture in the, I think, the New York Times or somewhere that showed on top Hiroshima and on the bottom Greensburg. And it was very similar." -"Oh, that's central to it for sure. What we know, of course, is that some of those folks have severe disabilities by virtue of addiction or mental illness or physical or developmental disability. So we've learned they need permanent housing would support services. The old way of attempting to deliver services when a person's on the street or living in a shelter, you can't do it more ineffectively or more expensively than that. And what we're learning is when you provide, actually, stability and a place to live, that housing itself has a therapeutic impact on folk. Those of us who have never been homeless, we take our housing for granted. But for a homeless person, for the first time, they could actually relax. And when a person's relaxed in the setting of stability and security, they're much more amenable to receiving some of those mental health services or addiction services that they might have rejected had they been on the street." -"You know, I think they were, in many cases. And I reported from Iraq from 2006 through 2008. And, Robert, I dug up some of my old stories, and one was from 2006. And General George Casey, the top commander at the time, predicted that in the next year and a half or so, the Iraqi forces would be independent and need very little help from the Americans. Then I found a story from a year later, 2007, and a major report found it would take another 12 to 18 months. So a competent and independent Iraqi military was always just over the horizon." -"Well, one of the biggest changes is accountability, the way people keep track of where their money went and how it's being used. Also social networking, the way people connect with other people who are giving or the organizations themselves. And also just the physical ways that people are donating. People can donate by texting the word kettle to the Salvation Army, a quick $5 donation via your mobile phone. It doesn't really get any easier than that." -"Well, with respect to polls, my guess is 99 percent of Americans have never even heard of this agency, and I would defy you to find a poll otherwise. To some extent, it's hard to judge precisely what they have done. Again, there are very important laws that need to be enforced. I think in some respects, in certain cases, they have, but in other cases, they've really let us down." -Correct. Discovered that we had it. -"I think there is a small connection. It's not the major reason that rates are going up, but I suspect that chairman Greenspan wants to make sure that inflation is well-controlled on the day he walks out of office, both to protect his own legacy and to make life a little easier for his successor, whoever that may be." -"I think it will be. It'll be very disorienting, at first, because - you know, people are used to turning on their computers and seeing a certain something. And in the case of Windows, that certain something for 20 years has been a desktop environment. Now, suddenly, that desktop environment isn't there anymore. There aren't the icons, the folders; the things that we're all used to, in Windows. There are these colorful tiles. And they have to know how to get from those files to the desktop, where they can do their productive work." -"Well, a lot of things have happened in the interim. Two of the prosecutors who were assigned to the case became judges during this period, believe it or not. That's how long it's been, and they had to reconfigure the prosecution team. Phil Spector has had three different sets of lawyers, and now he has Bruce Cutler. And Bruce Cutler was the lawyer in New York who represented John Gotti; he's kind of known as a mob lawyer, a very enthusiastic, very flamboyant lawyer in the courtroom. He'll be something else to watch when you're watching on television." -That's right. -"It's not at all unexpected. If anything, investors and some people in the auto industry had been begging Ford to make this step. General Motors Corp. earlier this year did something quite similar. And it's really the only way Ford can get its workers out of the existing UAW contract in a way that's amenable to the union. They have a contract and if they wanted to fire these workers any other way, they would have to continue paying them." -"Well, I don't change my views regardless of who it is I'm speaking to or working with. I have never made one call or made one office visit on behalf of a client, and I don't intend to because that's not my role. So I don't think there's any conflict at all." -"Most of the tanks are in fact gone now. Most of the tanks that were around the Government House, most of them are gone now. And the presence here today is a lot less than it was two weeks ago in the days immediately following the coup. I think - I think the military feels pretty confident right now. I think they feel like they're in charge, that the bad news that they thought might follow this, that some Thaksin supporters might rise up and say, hey, we're not on board with this thing, that hasn't happened yet. So I think the military is feeling pretty good in fact that a lot of the military has been brought back to barracks, sent back to barracks, I think that's an indication that they're feeling pretty confident." -So we tested that. -"So in Louisiana, they had a practice on the books that meant that felony convictions could happen with a split jury, so 10-2 or 11-1. And voters said, no, we're going to be like the rest of the country, with the exception of Oregon, and we're going to have unanimous juries for felony convictions." -"One person, actually the aide to Ted Kennedy. Now, the reason I got into Ted Kennedy's office is that he has a book coming out on the adventures of his dog, named Splash. Yes." -"Well, as I understand it right now, the vast majority of the money being put up would be public. Private investors might put up as little as 3 percent equity in some of these partnerships. The Treasury would add more equity from the TARP funds it got from Congress - you know, the $700 billion, which is now down to 300 billion after all the injections of capital into the banks. So the private investors don't have a lot of skin in the game. And the purchases of the assets would be further financed by these low-interest loans from the Fed or the FDIC. Those are likely to be called non-recourse loans, which means that the toxic assets lose money after they're purchased. The private investors would lose only the 3 percent of money they put down, or maybe 10 percent, if they invested that much, and the government would lose the rest. So the taxpayers are on the hook. But if the toxic assets rise in value, there's the prospect of big gains for private investors. Now, some people suggest the downside to taxpayers may be small because these toxic assets are undervalued right now and are unlikely to fall much further but have a bigger chance of increasing in value. We'll just have to see." -"We're on the ballot in 11 states, and we have ballot access in another number of states. So we have a total ballot access either as a write-in or appearing on the ballot in 34 to 35 states. By the time we get to Election Day, it will be 43 to 45." -"You know, it's such a fine balance, because what I like to do at first is assess their financial situation. If they have a family and they're pretty much short on cash and they don't have a big income, you know, if they're stirring at a contract from Lithuania or Italy, or wherever that is presenting yourself at $20,000 a month, I have them take a long look at that and say, are you aware of what you could possibly be risking? And more often than not, they always say to me, well, I feel like I belong, and just in my gut, and I want to take that chance. Believe it or not, a handful of my guys have, in fact, turned down big contracts, go on to the D-League, and have gone on to make the league and make good money." -"They are known for a couple of different things. Bob Komer's particularly notable for his work on a grazing settlement between the Bureau of Land Management and a Wyoming rancher. And in that case, that was actually the subject of an Inspector General's report which cited Mr. Komer for pressuring rank and file employees to reach a settlement which was seen as favorable to the rancher in question. And then, Mark McEwen is known more for being a very fierce proponent of property rights and pushing for ranchers and other individuals to have their property rights recognized by the federal government." -Good to talk to you. Thank you very much for having me tonight. -"I think that argument is silly. The harder questions really relate to in addition to trying to negotiate to save some lives, was there more that might have been done to encourage others to flee to Romania, to avoid being ghettoized? Could lives, more lives, have been saved if more emphasis had been put on that? But I don't criticize Kastner for entering into negotiation in the hope of trying to save lives." -It's still totally unreal when I think about it. It feels so weird to be able to just kind of buy things when I want them or need them. -Thank you. -"Car buying, there's been a--it's hard to look at, you know, this momentary flash because of gasoline prices. SUV sales have gone down--I think it's about 15 percent over two years. It's been a fairly steady--I mean, I think it's more leveling off. People are leaving the bigger SUVs, going to crossovers, that sort of thing. It's been a leveling off. It's still going to be a significant part of our market, even though they're in some disfavor right now. Pickup trucks and SUVs and minivans are all called light trucks, and they're going to continue to make up almost half of all the vehicles sold in the country. What auto dealers, at least in New England, have told me is that they're not seeing so much people saying, `Get me out of this SUV, and get me into a Toyota Prius.' They're seeing, `Get me out of this big SUV, and get me into a small SUV,' such as the Ford Escape." -"Yeah, I think that--one of the things I think has happened is that there have been several different movements happening at the same time. But if you'd go onto a Google site and you tried to find--put down May Day or May 1st Immigrant Demonstration, you'll be referred to websites of groups that are, let's say, largely outside the mainstream. I mean, in other words, what you're really seeing, I think, is a battle between a sort of extremist nativist position on the one hand, and…" -"The thing that's most likely is that the female actually ovulates over a fairly long period, so all of the embryos are actually at different stages of development. One of the things that's important is the male that mates with the female first has a big advantage, as far as having the embryo that reaches the size where it starts to kill and eat its siblings. And one thing that's very interesting about sand tigers in captivity, when mating is being observed the males actually form a dominance hierarchy. And the dominant male actually guards the female and prevents other males from mating with her. And that might be a strategy to actually ensure that he's the one, the dominant male is the one to fertilize those earliest eggs which are then going to become the cannibals." -Thank you. -"Good morning, Steve." -"Well, you know, Congress created that tax break early last year when foreclosures and short sales, they were just pounding down the housing prices. And, you know, very few people want to buy a house when they can see that the prices are still dropping. So Congress thought it really needed to do something to step in and help. And the idea here was that if taxpayers would just help make housing a little more affordable, young families could buy houses, and that would start to put a floor under prices. So, Realtors predicted that once the prices started to rise on starter homes, the whole market could stabilize and heal itself from the bottom up. And it helped a bit, but it's just not clear at this point that those gains are sustainable. After that tax credit expired at the end of April, the market crashed again. We saw new home sales plunge 33 percent in May, and that's very discouraging. Now, the companies that track real estate say the prices are starting to slide again in a lot of cities." -Right. -"Well, it looks like the rest of the ocean. I mean, the surface of the ocean is disturbed by way of which, which reflect light. So satellites can see it. Only like spy planes and low-flying aircrafts can actually see down into the water. But some fishermen can spot these large agglomerations of debris that the ocean has knitted together. We've picked up one, weighed a couple hundred pounds. It had a toothbrush in it. Even though, it was mostly composed of net and tarps and stuff like that." -This is just a few months in that long path. -"Well, you know, I reviewed for years myself and then I still do occasionally, and you can kind of get into the habit of destroying things. It's much more interesting and much more difficult to try and show why good things are good. You know, there's a thrill to kind of trying to destroy something, and David feels it." -Thanks for having me. -Cool. -"There'll be - well, it's about an 18-minute mile pace, which is a very slow run, but a pretty decent pace when you're walking, especially for 26 miles." -"…including our colleagues in Malaysia and Singapore. We're getting rather close to Thailand. They're not sure quite how far it went. But this dispatch said things about the Thai foreign minister, questioning his sanity. It was really not the sort of material that you would want to see distributed that widely. The tradition was eventually brought to a halt in 2006 after a very funny valedictory dispatch from our ambassador to Rome, Sir Ivor Roberts." -"So what you might expect are some short-term disruptions. But long-term, these things tend to fix themselves surprisingly quickly." -"Well, that's a good question. They weren't teaching very much. They were exposing their students to a little bit of anatomical dissection and maybe a little bit of physiology lab. And some of the conditions that he found were truly atrocious. And his main criticisms were that they had very poor clinical education, very poor clinical facilities. And what Flexner wanted to do was to have students understand where the knowledge came from and how it was derived, not mainly to learn memorization of facts given in a lecture." -"Yes. I mean, I think we didn't really have a clear conception of what we would find. So most of the previous studies of recent selection in humans have focused on just a handful of genes where there was some prior biological expectation that these might be targets of selection. So one of these, for example, is the lactase gene that's responsible for metabolizing milk in some populations, including Europeans. And our approach is different, because it really allowed us to scan the whole genome in sort of an unbiased way and try to get a sense of what kinds of biological processes are evolving and how much evolution is going on over this very recent time scale." -"I was actually more irritated with myself. It was getting windy and a storm front was coming in. And so I was looking for somewhere to get out of the wind. And then I found a big pine tree and just started pulling in needles. And then I saw some willow trees, and so I started cutting branches and then basically just tried to cover up. I was wet from going in and out of streams so I stayed awake all night, as I did for the next four nights." -Thank you. Glad to be with you. -We do not have enough attorneys. We need more. -"Oh, they've got quite a few boats done got broke loose and went elsewhere. I don't see none (unintelligible) yet. But a lot of ropes got popped. And it was - I'm glad that that's all what happened around here, because it could be a lot worse. And it's not over yet. We're still experiencing a lot of water on the outside. You know, these levees are holding it back, but I don't trust the levees." -"Well, I think that's part of it and what John has said is that that's one of a lot of reasons why he left the paper. I think it would be a mistake to assume that John left in protest. John and I are very close. We talk probably more than we talk to each other's wives. And I can tell you, it's not the only reason he left. He left because he's been running newspapers--this is his third newspaper--he's been running newspapers for more than two decades, and I think he wanted to do something different. I feel that the two of us have spent--we've been partners for the last five years. I know all of the things we've assembled. I know what has to be protected. I don't think of it as much of a firestorm as other people do. Maybe I'm kidding myself, but that's not the way I see it." -"Well, it hasn't been that long ago that people - also high-level members of ISIS or the Islamic State had access to Turkey and were treated at Turkish hospitals. So we know, for example, of about one high-level ISIS fighter who was there just six months ago." -"A lot of them come from West Africa, but they really come from across sub-Saharan Africa. We talked to people from Liberia, from Burkina Faso, from Senegal, from the Gambia. It really was a huge range of people from across West Africa." -"Hello, Alex. It's nice to be here." -Thanks for having me. -"Remember; there have been news reports for a few days now that three Trump campaign advisers or aides met with an FBI asset in the course of the campaign. People close to the investigation say that was because the FBI didn't want word to get out that Trump or the Trump campaign was under investigation for possible collusion with Russians in the course of 2016. So as opposed to calling those aides in and interviewing them quite publicly or taking other steps, they sent an informant in to talk to those folks. Now, this is a counterintelligence investigation, not just a criminal one. And in counterintelligence investigations, the FBI and other government agencies often use these kinds of informants to go in and gather information secretly often to protect the privacy of people who are being investigated. And, Don, these require very high-level approvals at Justice and the FBI. They're not just something one guy can do." -"Well, being a porter on Everest is probably the best job going ,if you're a Sherpa in the Khumbu region and you want to stay and work where you live. You can make between $2- and $6,000 in a climbing season. You know, this is in a country where the median income is still around $550 or $600 a year. So the guys who are strong enough and fit enough to do this work make enough money to support not only their own families, but much of their extended families." -"Hi, Madeleine." -"The other man, Majed Hameed--who worked for us and also for Al-Arabiya television, was detained--and it seems he was detained because sometime earlier there'd been some vague allegations made by unknown third parties. But again, we never had any specific information about why he seemed to have attracted some suspicion." -"Well, John, it comes in at about $300 billion over the five-year length of the farm bill - big chunk of change, lots of money." -"Well, that's been a serious issue raised by the mayor here. He feels that the money that he wants from the central government in Baghdad for reconstruction efforts has not flowed as freely as he had hoped. And if you drive around the city, you can see the evidence that mortars fell like rain here just a few months ago. There are many, many crumbled buildings, buildings that need to be rebuilt. The mayor says he's waiting for $33 million to come in that was promised to him by the Baghdad government that he has yet to see. So it's quite obvious that it's a city that seen a lot of bloodshed in the past, and hopefully what we've seen this weekend and early this week is not the start of a new trend here." -"That's right, yes, absolutely. It's a malignant form of cancer." -"No, I don't get that far. I type in Falun Gong at Yahoo.com and a little pop-up comes up saying, Alert, the document contains no data." -"You expect a machine like this to have problems, you know, growing pains as you get it to work operationally." -"Yeah, we do. I think over the last 20 years we've taken in a huge number of people into the city. We have 50 different religions in the city. I mean, I'm sure that's the case of many other cities as well, but we've become a very diverse city, and that's enriched our culture." -"Some of these boats, in particular, are in bad shape. And some of the men, in particular, are in bad shape. They have running sores. They have bedbug outbreaks. And some people are very afraid of their captains." -That's... -"Yeah. Twenty-five percent more, yes." -"Not yet. He says he plans to fight the ruling. SCA is based in Dallas, and it's gone to state district court in Dallas to ask that the arbitration award be turned into a final judgment. If that happens within the next 30 to 60 days, then SCA can collect the money. If he still refuses, the company can seize money from bank account, stocks, cash, jewelry, his vacation home in Hawaii even." -"Ultimately, I think baby steps. One, just creating a coalition that is biblically based but also shares the compassion that Jesus displayed in the Scriptures, an individual who cares for the poor, who's concerned for the outcast and the marginalized but, at the same time, doesn't compromise his divinity in order to show compassion. I think what we often are asked to do is to make those things mutually exclusive." -"Oh, absolutely. Interestingly enough, you know, two of the safest cities in the United States are San Diego and El Paso, which are both border towns. In the '90s, you know, it was kind of chaotic along the San Diego border. Significant progress was made and it's now one of the more secure border crossing points that we have. And you've seen, I think, a lot of this violence and this illegal activity now moving to Arizona. So there are certainly some things that could be learned and I think Arizona can gain some additional measures." -"Well, it's a good question. I mean, it does get to - are we giving people the kind of news that matters to them? Obviously, a lot of this conversation gets tangled up quite quickly in national politics and Trump and the election. And I don't think the Daily News story is about that. But one of the things I think we learned in that conversation is that a lot of the journalism that a lot of journalists were doing, which is about the sort of horse race of politics or the sort of process of politics wasn't really what people wanted to read. I mean, they wanted to read about taxes. They wanted to read about health care. They wanted to read about school policy. And those stories weren't being done. So I think there's some fault in a very broad way in terms of what people are writing about. But this is the case that we now have to engage in." -"So certainly the longer this goes on, the greater the concerns that it could drag in more tribes and more men into this conflict and spread beyond that northern district of Hassiba(ph). There have been attempts at tribal mediation, which went rather wrong. Yesterday when the house of Sadek al-Ahmar, where the mediation was going on, came under attack and mortar fire left several of those tribal mediators - and they were prominent sheiks - injured, and reports that even that some of them have been killed." -"Twenty years ago, when I was a young professor about to teach a course on African-American fiction, I set about to find a forgotten or undiscovered classic by a woman writer. I wanted a book that would hold its own against such urban classics as ""Invisible Man"" or ""Native Son,"" an older book that would complement the newer works by Toni Morrison and Alice Walker or the recently republished novels of Zora Neale Hurston. What I discovered was Ann Petry's magnificent 1946 novel ""The Street"". Described by some as an urban ""To Kill a Mockingbird,"" minus any redemption and hope, ""The Street"" tells the story of Lutie Johnson and her 8-year-old son during the last years of the Second World War. Lutie is a young, hard-working single mother in urban America trying to get ahead in a world that ignores and exploits her. I saw her struggles and determination as both inspiring and doomed. In striving to provide for her son's future, she often ignored his immediate needs and fears. This book shook me so much that whenever I taught it in class, later that night I would slip into my sleeping sons' bedrooms to watch them and make silent promises. Even now, whenever I finish it, I calculate how old the main character's son would be and wonder what sort of life he had. I care deeply about these characters. They are real to me. This book creates a lot of discussion, often uncomfortable, in my literature classes. It makes us confront difficult questions about race and class. Who has access to the American Dream? Why do some characters make it but Lutie doesn't? Petry wants her readers to see the two sides of America, the gleaming and moneyed suburbs, where she herself was raised, and the struggles of black women in Harlem where she moved after her marriage. ""The Street"" is a book that raises passion in readers, and in me. It is as relevant today as when it was written in the 1940s. Particularly now, with the upcoming presidential election, it makes us think about what it was like to be a single mother raising a black son to believe he was worthy of all the best this country can offer. I can't think of a better place to start a national discussion about the audacity of hope than with this undiscovered classic, as fresh and moving now as the day it was published." -Thank you very much. -Hi. -"There were 9,000 people. I've never seen so many bikes in one location. Just phenomenal." -"Well, it was helpful to me, and I had even more fun writing ""Heat"" than I had writing ""Cold.""" -"Things have improved since the first early weeks when people didn't have toilets, when there wasn't any water. But things haven't significantly improved in recent months. Things are pretty much at a plateau. People are living in tents, they're living under tarps, they're living in just shacks that they constructed out of whatever they could pull together and a lot of people are just stuck at sort of that level. There are some organized camps which are somewhat better in that they're all the same type of tents - they're better tents, they're stronger - but then they were trying to evacuate one of those during this approaching hurricane because it was on a flood plain and there was concerns and that turned into complete chaos as some people wanted to be evacuated, some people felt it was a trick. So things remain incredibly tenuous for people. People feel incredibly vulnerable and there's a sense that things aren't moving forward, that they're just stuck in these camps and it's unclear when they're going to get out." -"Yes, yes." -Good morning. -"Well, the thing that makes Nashville unique is the location of Bridgestone Arena - right in downtown in the middle of everything, next to Broadway where all the neon lights are, all the restaurants, everything. So imagine yourself walking down the street. You see these neon lights. You smell barbecue. You smell all these great foods coming (inaudible). You hear live music as you're walking into the arena. So just that alone helps paint the picture of how you can get excited go into this game. And then after the game, what makes it different, too, you're right there on the streets - all the bars, all the honky-tonks, all the live music, restaurants. During the game, intermissions - it's not just advertisements playing on a Megatron. You have live music. So you have guys like Charles Esten from Nashville playing live music there. Sometimes you'll have people from different major bands, as well. You have country music stars singing the national anthem. It is a totally unique experience in every single way." -"This, until the completion of the investigation of the unfortunate event yesterday in Qana." -"Well, if you read Ted Turner's vision--and he's now really no longer involved in the running of CNN--but if you read what he had to say back when it was launched, he sort of described it as a newspaper of the air. He said, `You know, broadcast networks are really too much like headline wire service copy.' In a sense, that's what much of the time cable news functions as. They give you brief bursts of updates. In fact, MSNBC now every 15 minutes gives you an update of the news. And in between they're trying to figure out ways to keep you watching. So they'll do reported pieces. They'll do a lot of interviews. There are a lot of talk shows. And to be honest, there's a lot of things that we would classify as kind of pulpy, quasi-tabloid, quasi-celebrity news; anything that's sort of waiting for the next great crisis. And when crisis hits, people turn to cable, they particularly turn to CNN. And when crisis abates, they kind of tune it out. They don't need it as much." -And they don't. -Good. -"Well, it's actually very significant. The Hispanic vote in Florida in a primary can be 10 to 12 percent of that vote. And as we saw in the 2004 Republican primary when Mel Martinez won the nomination, a very high turn-out in Miami-Dade where the vote moved in a large direction towards one candidate, it can be very telling and very important to building a vote margin." -"Well, you know, officials say that Rahman was killed last week in Waziristan, Pakistan in this CIA drone strike, and they seem fairly confident that they got him. That said, you know, there are often reports about drone strikes against core al-Qaida leaders and then these guys end up surfacing later. And in fact, that actually happened to Rahman last year. They said he was dead and clearly he wasn't. And he was reported killed this time in a very remote part of Pakistan. So, it's unclear how the U.S. can be so sure they got him. The officials we spoke to seemed pretty confident but they wouldn't say whether they had DNA evidence or something more dispositive like that. Usually, the way we find out definitively is al-Qaida announces it, and that hasn't happened yet." -"That's exactly right. There's deep fear about this crisis spreading to Italy and expanding further. There are reports this morning, Renee, that Italy has agreed to let the International Monetary Fund monitor its economic reform efforts. Italy's prime minister, Silvio Berlusconi, has been under intense pressure to move very quickly on really a broad series of reforms, including very controversial issues, such as privatizing state-run Italian companies, radically reforming the government pension system, labor market changes to make it easier to fire workers. You know, these are all measures that are deeply unpopular at home. And Berlusconi, like his Greek colleague, is under mounting pressure to step down and hand power to an emergency government. Italy's government is in crisis. And really the whole issue of expanding the eurozone's rescue firewall is to try to better protect against the possibility that Italy's troubles will only get worse in coming months." -"Basically, she prayed for the university. She prayed for the students' continued success. She prayed over the losses that we've all experienced. And she prayed basically just for the preservation of our university and for our students to continue to do well." -Thank you. -"Good, thanks." -"Well, I'm fine, of course, it's an awkward position to expect philosophy to answer a question once and for all. I mean if we could answer questions once for all, we would be out of business once we turn the answers in. If I'm to be guide toward good decision making, I fear that many will be, not only frustrated at the end, but confirmed in their suspicion that philosophy's limits are nerve racking." +"Yes. Yeah, actually, whenever I get together with friends of mine who don't work for newspapers, I realize how much more fun I have than they do. There are a lot more pressures. I have to worry about budgets. I have to worry about the careers of other people. But the reality is I come into the newsroom every morning with about 10 things that I want to get done in terms of coverage. I can influence coverage of everything from how we write about music, to how we write about Supreme Court nominees, to how we cover the most interesting city in America. That's a blast. You can't complain too much about that." +"To tell you the truth, I started to cry. I was a little disappointed. There's some financial effects, and then there's also just - it's kind of demeaning to be considered basically a second-class citizen. That's how I feel. You know, I pay taxes. I'm a citizen. I'm a grown woman with a partner of 10 years and a 22-month-old child that I've adopted. My partner had the baby. And we're a family with a house, and we're really like a boring couple. And yet, New York state doesn't consider us a family." +"Right. Which, of course, supposes that these are not objective. The funny thing is that the GOP is assuming - as I said - that this will necessarily favor Hillary Clinton. I don't think the Clintons - they've been silent on this, but speaking to their associates, I don't think they make any such assumption at all. And already these projects have also drawn fire from the left, who fear that it could go quite the other way." +"To some extent, China is more able than the United States to set ambitious targets for things like renewable energy. But I would say in the last eight to ten years in the United States, there has been a tremendous amount of path-breaking work going on at the state level, particularly in California. And some of the policies that California has put into place, such as its very ambitious solar energy incentives have become the model for China." +There are so many incredible writers out there on Twitter and so many really compelling firsthand accounts of the big news stories this year that it makes for a really interesting way to recap some of those big events. +"You know, that would be a difficult one to impose and to regulate. I think the strength of the lobbying law is that it is so narrowly defined - covering the most important piece of lobbying, which is contacting Congressmen and covered officials." +"I think it is backfiring on President Trump's critics. When you overshoot the mark and you turn the dial to 11 on every single issue, I think the American public starts to tune you out." +"Thank you, Steve. Nice to be with you." +"I think, frankly, what I get from a lot of them is that my politics are their politics. I'd be the better candidate and I'd be the better governor. But it's really someone else's turn. And I think the problem with that is that the people who need a change, the ones who can't wait, aren't a part of that conversation. The establishment have all the options and all the influence and connections to protect their interests, frankly, no matter who is in power from whatever party. But everybody else, in my view, is the responsibility of the chief executive, and that's the responsibility I'm looking to assume." +Thank you. +"So, it's certainly not a one-man show and if there's one dominant personality, I would say that today it's Omar Suleiman." +"One day, the Brelands were called out to China Lake to the weapons research station out there to do some research with the U.S. Navy's dolphin program, training dolphins to do things like locate submarines or warn of enemy attack, things like that. And this was run by Bob Bailey, who was kind of an animal behaviorist of his own. And he was convinced to come work with the Brelands at the I.Q. Zoo." +"Basically, the town west from Main Street, you could stand on Main Street and look west and see the next town, which is 10 miles away, which you shouldn't be able to do. Things were leveled. It was debris about four feet deep. There was a picture in the, I think, the New York Times or somewhere that showed on top Hiroshima and on the bottom Greensburg. And it was very similar." +"Oh, that's central to it for sure. What we know, of course, is that some of those folks have severe disabilities by virtue of addiction or mental illness or physical or developmental disability. So we've learned they need permanent housing would support services. The old way of attempting to deliver services when a person's on the street or living in a shelter, you can't do it more ineffectively or more expensively than that. And what we're learning is when you provide, actually, stability and a place to live, that housing itself has a therapeutic impact on folk. Those of us who have never been homeless, we take our housing for granted. But for a homeless person, for the first time, they could actually relax. And when a person's relaxed in the setting of stability and security, they're much more amenable to receiving some of those mental health services or addiction services that they might have rejected had they been on the street." +"You know, I think they were, in many cases. And I reported from Iraq from 2006 through 2008. And, Robert, I dug up some of my old stories, and one was from 2006. And General George Casey, the top commander at the time, predicted that in the next year and a half or so, the Iraqi forces would be independent and need very little help from the Americans. Then I found a story from a year later, 2007, and a major report found it would take another 12 to 18 months. So a competent and independent Iraqi military was always just over the horizon." +"Well, one of the biggest changes is accountability, the way people keep track of where their money went and how it's being used. Also social networking, the way people connect with other people who are giving or the organizations themselves. And also just the physical ways that people are donating. People can donate by texting the word kettle to the Salvation Army, a quick $5 donation via your mobile phone. It doesn't really get any easier than that." +"Well, with respect to polls, my guess is 99 percent of Americans have never even heard of this agency, and I would defy you to find a poll otherwise. To some extent, it's hard to judge precisely what they have done. Again, there are very important laws that need to be enforced. I think in some respects, in certain cases, they have, but in other cases, they've really let us down." +Correct. Discovered that we had it. +"I think there is a small connection. It's not the major reason that rates are going up, but I suspect that chairman Greenspan wants to make sure that inflation is well-controlled on the day he walks out of office, both to protect his own legacy and to make life a little easier for his successor, whoever that may be." +"I think it will be. It'll be very disorienting, at first, because - you know, people are used to turning on their computers and seeing a certain something. And in the case of Windows, that certain something for 20 years has been a desktop environment. Now, suddenly, that desktop environment isn't there anymore. There aren't the icons, the folders; the things that we're all used to, in Windows. There are these colorful tiles. And they have to know how to get from those files to the desktop, where they can do their productive work." +"Well, a lot of things have happened in the interim. Two of the prosecutors who were assigned to the case became judges during this period, believe it or not. That's how long it's been, and they had to reconfigure the prosecution team. Phil Spector has had three different sets of lawyers, and now he has Bruce Cutler. And Bruce Cutler was the lawyer in New York who represented John Gotti; he's kind of known as a mob lawyer, a very enthusiastic, very flamboyant lawyer in the courtroom. He'll be something else to watch when you're watching on television." +That's right. +"It's not at all unexpected. If anything, investors and some people in the auto industry had been begging Ford to make this step. General Motors Corp. earlier this year did something quite similar. And it's really the only way Ford can get its workers out of the existing UAW contract in a way that's amenable to the union. They have a contract and if they wanted to fire these workers any other way, they would have to continue paying them." +"Well, I don't change my views regardless of who it is I'm speaking to or working with. I have never made one call or made one office visit on behalf of a client, and I don't intend to because that's not my role. So I don't think there's any conflict at all." +"Most of the tanks are in fact gone now. Most of the tanks that were around the Government House, most of them are gone now. And the presence here today is a lot less than it was two weeks ago in the days immediately following the coup. I think - I think the military feels pretty confident right now. I think they feel like they're in charge, that the bad news that they thought might follow this, that some Thaksin supporters might rise up and say, hey, we're not on board with this thing, that hasn't happened yet. So I think the military is feeling pretty good in fact that a lot of the military has been brought back to barracks, sent back to barracks, I think that's an indication that they're feeling pretty confident." +So we tested that. +"So in Louisiana, they had a practice on the books that meant that felony convictions could happen with a split jury, so 10-2 or 11-1. And voters said, no, we're going to be like the rest of the country, with the exception of Oregon, and we're going to have unanimous juries for felony convictions." +"One person, actually the aide to Ted Kennedy. Now, the reason I got into Ted Kennedy's office is that he has a book coming out on the adventures of his dog, named Splash. Yes." +"Well, as I understand it right now, the vast majority of the money being put up would be public. Private investors might put up as little as 3 percent equity in some of these partnerships. The Treasury would add more equity from the TARP funds it got from Congress - you know, the $700 billion, which is now down to 300 billion after all the injections of capital into the banks. So the private investors don't have a lot of skin in the game. And the purchases of the assets would be further financed by these low-interest loans from the Fed or the FDIC. Those are likely to be called non-recourse loans, which means that the toxic assets lose money after they're purchased. The private investors would lose only the 3 percent of money they put down, or maybe 10 percent, if they invested that much, and the government would lose the rest. So the taxpayers are on the hook. But if the toxic assets rise in value, there's the prospect of big gains for private investors. Now, some people suggest the downside to taxpayers may be small because these toxic assets are undervalued right now and are unlikely to fall much further but have a bigger chance of increasing in value. We'll just have to see." +"We're on the ballot in 11 states, and we have ballot access in another number of states. So we have a total ballot access either as a write-in or appearing on the ballot in 34 to 35 states. By the time we get to Election Day, it will be 43 to 45." +"You know, it's such a fine balance, because what I like to do at first is assess their financial situation. If they have a family and they're pretty much short on cash and they don't have a big income, you know, if they're stirring at a contract from Lithuania or Italy, or wherever that is presenting yourself at $20,000 a month, I have them take a long look at that and say, are you aware of what you could possibly be risking? And more often than not, they always say to me, well, I feel like I belong, and just in my gut, and I want to take that chance. Believe it or not, a handful of my guys have, in fact, turned down big contracts, go on to the D-League, and have gone on to make the league and make good money." +"They are known for a couple of different things. Bob Komer's particularly notable for his work on a grazing settlement between the Bureau of Land Management and a Wyoming rancher. And in that case, that was actually the subject of an Inspector General's report which cited Mr. Komer for pressuring rank and file employees to reach a settlement which was seen as favorable to the rancher in question. And then, Mark McEwen is known more for being a very fierce proponent of property rights and pushing for ranchers and other individuals to have their property rights recognized by the federal government." +Good to talk to you. Thank you very much for having me tonight. +"I think that argument is silly. The harder questions really relate to in addition to trying to negotiate to save some lives, was there more that might have been done to encourage others to flee to Romania, to avoid being ghettoized? Could lives, more lives, have been saved if more emphasis had been put on that? But I don't criticize Kastner for entering into negotiation in the hope of trying to save lives." +It's still totally unreal when I think about it. It feels so weird to be able to just kind of buy things when I want them or need them. +Thank you. +"Car buying, there's been a--it's hard to look at, you know, this momentary flash because of gasoline prices. SUV sales have gone down--I think it's about 15 percent over two years. It's been a fairly steady--I mean, I think it's more leveling off. People are leaving the bigger SUVs, going to crossovers, that sort of thing. It's been a leveling off. It's still going to be a significant part of our market, even though they're in some disfavor right now. Pickup trucks and SUVs and minivans are all called light trucks, and they're going to continue to make up almost half of all the vehicles sold in the country. What auto dealers, at least in New England, have told me is that they're not seeing so much people saying, `Get me out of this SUV, and get me into a Toyota Prius.' They're seeing, `Get me out of this big SUV, and get me into a small SUV,' such as the Ford Escape." +"Yeah, I think that--one of the things I think has happened is that there have been several different movements happening at the same time. But if you'd go onto a Google site and you tried to find--put down May Day or May 1st Immigrant Demonstration, you'll be referred to websites of groups that are, let's say, largely outside the mainstream. I mean, in other words, what you're really seeing, I think, is a battle between a sort of extremist nativist position on the one hand, and…" +"The thing that's most likely is that the female actually ovulates over a fairly long period, so all of the embryos are actually at different stages of development. One of the things that's important is the male that mates with the female first has a big advantage, as far as having the embryo that reaches the size where it starts to kill and eat its siblings. And one thing that's very interesting about sand tigers in captivity, when mating is being observed the males actually form a dominance hierarchy. And the dominant male actually guards the female and prevents other males from mating with her. And that might be a strategy to actually ensure that he's the one, the dominant male is the one to fertilize those earliest eggs which are then going to become the cannibals." +Thank you. +"Good morning, Steve." +"Well, you know, Congress created that tax break early last year when foreclosures and short sales, they were just pounding down the housing prices. And, you know, very few people want to buy a house when they can see that the prices are still dropping. So Congress thought it really needed to do something to step in and help. And the idea here was that if taxpayers would just help make housing a little more affordable, young families could buy houses, and that would start to put a floor under prices. So, Realtors predicted that once the prices started to rise on starter homes, the whole market could stabilize and heal itself from the bottom up. And it helped a bit, but it's just not clear at this point that those gains are sustainable. After that tax credit expired at the end of April, the market crashed again. We saw new home sales plunge 33 percent in May, and that's very discouraging. Now, the companies that track real estate say the prices are starting to slide again in a lot of cities." +Right. +"Well, it looks like the rest of the ocean. I mean, the surface of the ocean is disturbed by way of which, which reflect light. So satellites can see it. Only like spy planes and low-flying aircrafts can actually see down into the water. But some fishermen can spot these large agglomerations of debris that the ocean has knitted together. We've picked up one, weighed a couple hundred pounds. It had a toothbrush in it. Even though, it was mostly composed of net and tarps and stuff like that." +This is just a few months in that long path. +"Well, you know, I reviewed for years myself and then I still do occasionally, and you can kind of get into the habit of destroying things. It's much more interesting and much more difficult to try and show why good things are good. You know, there's a thrill to kind of trying to destroy something, and David feels it." +Thanks for having me. +Cool. +"There'll be - well, it's about an 18-minute mile pace, which is a very slow run, but a pretty decent pace when you're walking, especially for 26 miles." +"…including our colleagues in Malaysia and Singapore. We're getting rather close to Thailand. They're not sure quite how far it went. But this dispatch said things about the Thai foreign minister, questioning his sanity. It was really not the sort of material that you would want to see distributed that widely. The tradition was eventually brought to a halt in 2006 after a very funny valedictory dispatch from our ambassador to Rome, Sir Ivor Roberts." +"So what you might expect are some short-term disruptions. But long-term, these things tend to fix themselves surprisingly quickly." +"Well, that's a good question. They weren't teaching very much. They were exposing their students to a little bit of anatomical dissection and maybe a little bit of physiology lab. And some of the conditions that he found were truly atrocious. And his main criticisms were that they had very poor clinical education, very poor clinical facilities. And what Flexner wanted to do was to have students understand where the knowledge came from and how it was derived, not mainly to learn memorization of facts given in a lecture." +"Yes. I mean, I think we didn't really have a clear conception of what we would find. So most of the previous studies of recent selection in humans have focused on just a handful of genes where there was some prior biological expectation that these might be targets of selection. So one of these, for example, is the lactase gene that's responsible for metabolizing milk in some populations, including Europeans. And our approach is different, because it really allowed us to scan the whole genome in sort of an unbiased way and try to get a sense of what kinds of biological processes are evolving and how much evolution is going on over this very recent time scale." +"I was actually more irritated with myself. It was getting windy and a storm front was coming in. And so I was looking for somewhere to get out of the wind. And then I found a big pine tree and just started pulling in needles. And then I saw some willow trees, and so I started cutting branches and then basically just tried to cover up. I was wet from going in and out of streams so I stayed awake all night, as I did for the next four nights." +Thank you. Glad to be with you. +We do not have enough attorneys. We need more. +"Oh, they've got quite a few boats done got broke loose and went elsewhere. I don't see none (unintelligible) yet. But a lot of ropes got popped. And it was - I'm glad that that's all what happened around here, because it could be a lot worse. And it's not over yet. We're still experiencing a lot of water on the outside. You know, these levees are holding it back, but I don't trust the levees." +"Well, I think that's part of it and what John has said is that that's one of a lot of reasons why he left the paper. I think it would be a mistake to assume that John left in protest. John and I are very close. We talk probably more than we talk to each other's wives. And I can tell you, it's not the only reason he left. He left because he's been running newspapers--this is his third newspaper--he's been running newspapers for more than two decades, and I think he wanted to do something different. I feel that the two of us have spent--we've been partners for the last five years. I know all of the things we've assembled. I know what has to be protected. I don't think of it as much of a firestorm as other people do. Maybe I'm kidding myself, but that's not the way I see it." +"Well, it hasn't been that long ago that people - also high-level members of ISIS or the Islamic State had access to Turkey and were treated at Turkish hospitals. So we know, for example, of about one high-level ISIS fighter who was there just six months ago." +"A lot of them come from West Africa, but they really come from across sub-Saharan Africa. We talked to people from Liberia, from Burkina Faso, from Senegal, from the Gambia. It really was a huge range of people from across West Africa." +"Hello, Alex. It's nice to be here." +Thanks for having me. +"Remember; there have been news reports for a few days now that three Trump campaign advisers or aides met with an FBI asset in the course of the campaign. People close to the investigation say that was because the FBI didn't want word to get out that Trump or the Trump campaign was under investigation for possible collusion with Russians in the course of 2016. So as opposed to calling those aides in and interviewing them quite publicly or taking other steps, they sent an informant in to talk to those folks. Now, this is a counterintelligence investigation, not just a criminal one. And in counterintelligence investigations, the FBI and other government agencies often use these kinds of informants to go in and gather information secretly often to protect the privacy of people who are being investigated. And, Don, these require very high-level approvals at Justice and the FBI. They're not just something one guy can do." +"Well, being a porter on Everest is probably the best job going ,if you're a Sherpa in the Khumbu region and you want to stay and work where you live. You can make between $2- and $6,000 in a climbing season. You know, this is in a country where the median income is still around $550 or $600 a year. So the guys who are strong enough and fit enough to do this work make enough money to support not only their own families, but much of their extended families." +"Hi, Madeleine." +"The other man, Majed Hameed--who worked for us and also for Al-Arabiya television, was detained--and it seems he was detained because sometime earlier there'd been some vague allegations made by unknown third parties. But again, we never had any specific information about why he seemed to have attracted some suspicion." +"Well, John, it comes in at about $300 billion over the five-year length of the farm bill - big chunk of change, lots of money." +"Well, that's been a serious issue raised by the mayor here. He feels that the money that he wants from the central government in Baghdad for reconstruction efforts has not flowed as freely as he had hoped. And if you drive around the city, you can see the evidence that mortars fell like rain here just a few months ago. There are many, many crumbled buildings, buildings that need to be rebuilt. The mayor says he's waiting for $33 million to come in that was promised to him by the Baghdad government that he has yet to see. So it's quite obvious that it's a city that seen a lot of bloodshed in the past, and hopefully what we've seen this weekend and early this week is not the start of a new trend here." +"That's right, yes, absolutely. It's a malignant form of cancer." +"No, I don't get that far. I type in Falun Gong at Yahoo.com and a little pop-up comes up saying, Alert, the document contains no data." +"You expect a machine like this to have problems, you know, growing pains as you get it to work operationally." +"Yeah, we do. I think over the last 20 years we've taken in a huge number of people into the city. We have 50 different religions in the city. I mean, I'm sure that's the case of many other cities as well, but we've become a very diverse city, and that's enriched our culture." +"Some of these boats, in particular, are in bad shape. And some of the men, in particular, are in bad shape. They have running sores. They have bedbug outbreaks. And some people are very afraid of their captains." +That's... +"Yeah. Twenty-five percent more, yes." +"Not yet. He says he plans to fight the ruling. SCA is based in Dallas, and it's gone to state district court in Dallas to ask that the arbitration award be turned into a final judgment. If that happens within the next 30 to 60 days, then SCA can collect the money. If he still refuses, the company can seize money from bank account, stocks, cash, jewelry, his vacation home in Hawaii even." +"Ultimately, I think baby steps. One, just creating a coalition that is biblically based but also shares the compassion that Jesus displayed in the Scriptures, an individual who cares for the poor, who's concerned for the outcast and the marginalized but, at the same time, doesn't compromise his divinity in order to show compassion. I think what we often are asked to do is to make those things mutually exclusive." +"Oh, absolutely. Interestingly enough, you know, two of the safest cities in the United States are San Diego and El Paso, which are both border towns. In the '90s, you know, it was kind of chaotic along the San Diego border. Significant progress was made and it's now one of the more secure border crossing points that we have. And you've seen, I think, a lot of this violence and this illegal activity now moving to Arizona. So there are certainly some things that could be learned and I think Arizona can gain some additional measures." +"Well, it's a good question. I mean, it does get to - are we giving people the kind of news that matters to them? Obviously, a lot of this conversation gets tangled up quite quickly in national politics and Trump and the election. And I don't think the Daily News story is about that. But one of the things I think we learned in that conversation is that a lot of the journalism that a lot of journalists were doing, which is about the sort of horse race of politics or the sort of process of politics wasn't really what people wanted to read. I mean, they wanted to read about taxes. They wanted to read about health care. They wanted to read about school policy. And those stories weren't being done. So I think there's some fault in a very broad way in terms of what people are writing about. But this is the case that we now have to engage in." +"So certainly the longer this goes on, the greater the concerns that it could drag in more tribes and more men into this conflict and spread beyond that northern district of Hassiba(ph). There have been attempts at tribal mediation, which went rather wrong. Yesterday when the house of Sadek al-Ahmar, where the mediation was going on, came under attack and mortar fire left several of those tribal mediators - and they were prominent sheiks - injured, and reports that even that some of them have been killed." +"Twenty years ago, when I was a young professor about to teach a course on African-American fiction, I set about to find a forgotten or undiscovered classic by a woman writer. I wanted a book that would hold its own against such urban classics as ""Invisible Man"" or ""Native Son,"" an older book that would complement the newer works by Toni Morrison and Alice Walker or the recently republished novels of Zora Neale Hurston. What I discovered was Ann Petry's magnificent 1946 novel ""The Street"". Described by some as an urban ""To Kill a Mockingbird,"" minus any redemption and hope, ""The Street"" tells the story of Lutie Johnson and her 8-year-old son during the last years of the Second World War. Lutie is a young, hard-working single mother in urban America trying to get ahead in a world that ignores and exploits her. I saw her struggles and determination as both inspiring and doomed. In striving to provide for her son's future, she often ignored his immediate needs and fears. This book shook me so much that whenever I taught it in class, later that night I would slip into my sleeping sons' bedrooms to watch them and make silent promises. Even now, whenever I finish it, I calculate how old the main character's son would be and wonder what sort of life he had. I care deeply about these characters. They are real to me. This book creates a lot of discussion, often uncomfortable, in my literature classes. It makes us confront difficult questions about race and class. Who has access to the American Dream? Why do some characters make it but Lutie doesn't? Petry wants her readers to see the two sides of America, the gleaming and moneyed suburbs, where she herself was raised, and the struggles of black women in Harlem where she moved after her marriage. ""The Street"" is a book that raises passion in readers, and in me. It is as relevant today as when it was written in the 1940s. Particularly now, with the upcoming presidential election, it makes us think about what it was like to be a single mother raising a black son to believe he was worthy of all the best this country can offer. I can't think of a better place to start a national discussion about the audacity of hope than with this undiscovered classic, as fresh and moving now as the day it was published." +Thank you very much. +Hi. +"There were 9,000 people. I've never seen so many bikes in one location. Just phenomenal." +"Well, it was helpful to me, and I had even more fun writing ""Heat"" than I had writing ""Cold.""" +"Things have improved since the first early weeks when people didn't have toilets, when there wasn't any water. But things haven't significantly improved in recent months. Things are pretty much at a plateau. People are living in tents, they're living under tarps, they're living in just shacks that they constructed out of whatever they could pull together and a lot of people are just stuck at sort of that level. There are some organized camps which are somewhat better in that they're all the same type of tents - they're better tents, they're stronger - but then they were trying to evacuate one of those during this approaching hurricane because it was on a flood plain and there was concerns and that turned into complete chaos as some people wanted to be evacuated, some people felt it was a trick. So things remain incredibly tenuous for people. People feel incredibly vulnerable and there's a sense that things aren't moving forward, that they're just stuck in these camps and it's unclear when they're going to get out." +"Yes, yes." +Good morning. +"Well, the thing that makes Nashville unique is the location of Bridgestone Arena - right in downtown in the middle of everything, next to Broadway where all the neon lights are, all the restaurants, everything. So imagine yourself walking down the street. You see these neon lights. You smell barbecue. You smell all these great foods coming (inaudible). You hear live music as you're walking into the arena. So just that alone helps paint the picture of how you can get excited go into this game. And then after the game, what makes it different, too, you're right there on the streets - all the bars, all the honky-tonks, all the live music, restaurants. During the game, intermissions - it's not just advertisements playing on a Megatron. You have live music. So you have guys like Charles Esten from Nashville playing live music there. Sometimes you'll have people from different major bands, as well. You have country music stars singing the national anthem. It is a totally unique experience in every single way." +"This, until the completion of the investigation of the unfortunate event yesterday in Qana." +"Well, if you read Ted Turner's vision--and he's now really no longer involved in the running of CNN--but if you read what he had to say back when it was launched, he sort of described it as a newspaper of the air. He said, `You know, broadcast networks are really too much like headline wire service copy.' In a sense, that's what much of the time cable news functions as. They give you brief bursts of updates. In fact, MSNBC now every 15 minutes gives you an update of the news. And in between they're trying to figure out ways to keep you watching. So they'll do reported pieces. They'll do a lot of interviews. There are a lot of talk shows. And to be honest, there's a lot of things that we would classify as kind of pulpy, quasi-tabloid, quasi-celebrity news; anything that's sort of waiting for the next great crisis. And when crisis hits, people turn to cable, they particularly turn to CNN. And when crisis abates, they kind of tune it out. They don't need it as much." +And they don't. +Good. +"Well, it's actually very significant. The Hispanic vote in Florida in a primary can be 10 to 12 percent of that vote. And as we saw in the 2004 Republican primary when Mel Martinez won the nomination, a very high turn-out in Miami-Dade where the vote moved in a large direction towards one candidate, it can be very telling and very important to building a vote margin." +"Well, you know, officials say that Rahman was killed last week in Waziristan, Pakistan in this CIA drone strike, and they seem fairly confident that they got him. That said, you know, there are often reports about drone strikes against core al-Qaida leaders and then these guys end up surfacing later. And in fact, that actually happened to Rahman last year. They said he was dead and clearly he wasn't. And he was reported killed this time in a very remote part of Pakistan. So, it's unclear how the U.S. can be so sure they got him. The officials we spoke to seemed pretty confident but they wouldn't say whether they had DNA evidence or something more dispositive like that. Usually, the way we find out definitively is al-Qaida announces it, and that hasn't happened yet." +"That's exactly right. There's deep fear about this crisis spreading to Italy and expanding further. There are reports this morning, Renee, that Italy has agreed to let the International Monetary Fund monitor its economic reform efforts. Italy's prime minister, Silvio Berlusconi, has been under intense pressure to move very quickly on really a broad series of reforms, including very controversial issues, such as privatizing state-run Italian companies, radically reforming the government pension system, labor market changes to make it easier to fire workers. You know, these are all measures that are deeply unpopular at home. And Berlusconi, like his Greek colleague, is under mounting pressure to step down and hand power to an emergency government. Italy's government is in crisis. And really the whole issue of expanding the eurozone's rescue firewall is to try to better protect against the possibility that Italy's troubles will only get worse in coming months." +"Basically, she prayed for the university. She prayed for the students' continued success. She prayed over the losses that we've all experienced. And she prayed basically just for the preservation of our university and for our students to continue to do well." +Thank you. +"Good, thanks." +"Well, I'm fine, of course, it's an awkward position to expect philosophy to answer a question once and for all. I mean if we could answer questions once for all, we would be out of business once we turn the answers in. If I'm to be guide toward good decision making, I fear that many will be, not only frustrated at the end, but confirmed in their suspicion that philosophy's limits are nerve racking." diff --git a/ROUGE/prompt-ROUGE-wordcount.csv b/2022/ROUGE/prompt-ROUGE-wordcount.csv similarity index 99% rename from ROUGE/prompt-ROUGE-wordcount.csv rename to 2022/ROUGE/prompt-ROUGE-wordcount.csv index d2b2ab8..bfa0f8e 100644 --- a/ROUGE/prompt-ROUGE-wordcount.csv +++ b/2022/ROUGE/prompt-ROUGE-wordcount.csv @@ -1,101 +1,101 @@ -Prompt,Word Count -"Yes. Yeah, actually, whenever I get together with friends of mine who don't work for newspapers, I realize how much more fun I have than they do. There are a lot more pressures. I have to worry about budgets. I have to worry about the careers of other people. But the reality is I come into the newsroom every morning with about 10 things that I want to get done in terms of coverage. I can influence coverage of everything from how we write about music, to how we write about Supreme Court nominees, to how we cover the most interesting city in America. That's a blast. You can't complain too much about that.",114 -"To tell you the truth, I started to cry. I was a little disappointed. There's some financial effects, and then there's also just - it's kind of demeaning to be considered basically a second-class citizen. That's how I feel. You know, I pay taxes. I'm a citizen. I'm a grown woman with a partner of 10 years and a 22-month-old child that I've adopted. My partner had the baby. And we're a family with a house, and we're really like a boring couple. And yet, New York state doesn't consider us a family.",93 -"Right. Which, of course, supposes that these are not objective. The funny thing is that the GOP is assuming - as I said - that this will necessarily favor Hillary Clinton. I don't think the Clintons - they've been silent on this, but speaking to their associates, I don't think they make any such assumption at all. And already these projects have also drawn fire from the left, who fear that it could go quite the other way.",78 -"To some extent, China is more able than the United States to set ambitious targets for things like renewable energy. But I would say in the last eight to ten years in the United States, there has been a tremendous amount of path-breaking work going on at the state level, particularly in California. And some of the policies that California has put into place, such as its very ambitious solar energy incentives have become the model for China.",78 -There are so many incredible writers out there on Twitter and so many really compelling firsthand accounts of the big news stories this year that it makes for a really interesting way to recap some of those big events.,39 -"You know, that would be a difficult one to impose and to regulate. I think the strength of the lobbying law is that it is so narrowly defined - covering the most important piece of lobbying, which is contacting Congressmen and covered officials.",43 -"I think it is backfiring on President Trump's critics. When you overshoot the mark and you turn the dial to 11 on every single issue, I think the American public starts to tune you out.",35 -"Thank you, Steve. Nice to be with you.",8 -"I think, frankly, what I get from a lot of them is that my politics are their politics. I'd be the better candidate and I'd be the better governor. But it's really someone else's turn. And I think the problem with that is that the people who need a change, the ones who can't wait, aren't a part of that conversation. The establishment have all the options and all the influence and connections to protect their interests, frankly, no matter who is in power from whatever party. But everybody else, in my view, is the responsibility of the chief executive, and that's the responsibility I'm looking to assume.",108 -Thank you.,2 -"So, it's certainly not a one-man show and if there's one dominant personality, I would say that today it's Omar Suleiman.",21 -"One day, the Brelands were called out to China Lake to the weapons research station out there to do some research with the U.S. Navy's dolphin program, training dolphins to do things like locate submarines or warn of enemy attack, things like that. And this was run by Bob Bailey, who was kind of an animal behaviorist of his own. And he was convinced to come work with the Brelands at the I.Q. Zoo.",74 -"Basically, the town west from Main Street, you could stand on Main Street and look west and see the next town, which is 10 miles away, which you shouldn't be able to do. Things were leveled. It was debris about four feet deep. There was a picture in the, I think, the New York Times or somewhere that showed on top Hiroshima and on the bottom Greensburg. And it was very similar.",72 -"Oh, that's central to it for sure. What we know, of course, is that some of those folks have severe disabilities by virtue of addiction or mental illness or physical or developmental disability. So we've learned they need permanent housing would support services. The old way of attempting to deliver services when a person's on the street or living in a shelter, you can't do it more ineffectively or more expensively than that. And what we're learning is when you provide, actually, stability and a place to live, that housing itself has a therapeutic impact on folk. Those of us who have never been homeless, we take our housing for granted. But for a homeless person, for the first time, they could actually relax. And when a person's relaxed in the setting of stability and security, they're much more amenable to receiving some of those mental health services or addiction services that they might have rejected had they been on the street.",162 -"You know, I think they were, in many cases. And I reported from Iraq from 2006 through 2008. And, Robert, I dug up some of my old stories, and one was from 2006. And General George Casey, the top commander at the time, predicted that in the next year and a half or so, the Iraqi forces would be independent and need very little help from the Americans. Then I found a story from a year later, 2007, and a major report found it would take another 12 to 18 months. So a competent and independent Iraqi military was always just over the horizon.",104 -"Well, one of the biggest changes is accountability, the way people keep track of where their money went and how it's being used. Also social networking, the way people connect with other people who are giving or the organizations themselves. And also just the physical ways that people are donating. People can donate by texting the word kettle to the Salvation Army, a quick $5 donation via your mobile phone. It doesn't really get any easier than that.",78 -"Well, with respect to polls, my guess is 99 percent of Americans have never even heard of this agency, and I would defy you to find a poll otherwise. To some extent, it's hard to judge precisely what they have done. Again, there are very important laws that need to be enforced. I think in some respects, in certain cases, they have, but in other cases, they've really let us down.",71 -Correct. Discovered that we had it.,6 -"I think there is a small connection. It's not the major reason that rates are going up, but I suspect that chairman Greenspan wants to make sure that inflation is well-controlled on the day he walks out of office, both to protect his own legacy and to make life a little easier for his successor, whoever that may be.",59 -"I think it will be. It'll be very disorienting, at first, because - you know, people are used to turning on their computers and seeing a certain something. And in the case of Windows, that certain something for 20 years has been a desktop environment. Now, suddenly, that desktop environment isn't there anymore. There aren't the icons, the folders; the things that we're all used to, in Windows. There are these colorful tiles. And they have to know how to get from those files to the desktop, where they can do their productive work.",94 -"Well, a lot of things have happened in the interim. Two of the prosecutors who were assigned to the case became judges during this period, believe it or not. That's how long it's been, and they had to reconfigure the prosecution team. Phil Spector has had three different sets of lawyers, and now he has Bruce Cutler. And Bruce Cutler was the lawyer in New York who represented John Gotti; he's kind of known as a mob lawyer, a very enthusiastic, very flamboyant lawyer in the courtroom. He'll be something else to watch when you're watching on television.",98 -That's right.,2 -"It's not at all unexpected. If anything, investors and some people in the auto industry had been begging Ford to make this step. General Motors Corp. earlier this year did something quite similar. And it's really the only way Ford can get its workers out of the existing UAW contract in a way that's amenable to the union. They have a contract and if they wanted to fire these workers any other way, they would have to continue paying them.",80 -"Well, I don't change my views regardless of who it is I'm speaking to or working with. I have never made one call or made one office visit on behalf of a client, and I don't intend to because that's not my role. So I don't think there's any conflict at all.",52 -"Most of the tanks are in fact gone now. Most of the tanks that were around the Government House, most of them are gone now. And the presence here today is a lot less than it was two weeks ago in the days immediately following the coup. I think - I think the military feels pretty confident right now. I think they feel like they're in charge, that the bad news that they thought might follow this, that some Thaksin supporters might rise up and say, hey, we're not on board with this thing, that hasn't happened yet. So I think the military is feeling pretty good in fact that a lot of the military has been brought back to barracks, sent back to barracks, I think that's an indication that they're feeling pretty confident.",135 -So we tested that.,4 -"So in Louisiana, they had a practice on the books that meant that felony convictions could happen with a split jury, so 10-2 or 11-1. And voters said, no, we're going to be like the rest of the country, with the exception of Oregon, and we're going to have unanimous juries for felony convictions.",54 -"One person, actually the aide to Ted Kennedy. Now, the reason I got into Ted Kennedy's office is that he has a book coming out on the adventures of his dog, named Splash. Yes.",34 -"Well, as I understand it right now, the vast majority of the money being put up would be public. Private investors might put up as little as 3 percent equity in some of these partnerships. The Treasury would add more equity from the TARP funds it got from Congress - you know, the $700 billion, which is now down to 300 billion after all the injections of capital into the banks. So the private investors don't have a lot of skin in the game. And the purchases of the assets would be further financed by these low-interest loans from the Fed or the FDIC. Those are likely to be called non-recourse loans, which means that the toxic assets lose money after they're purchased. The private investors would lose only the 3 percent of money they put down, or maybe 10 percent, if they invested that much, and the government would lose the rest. So the taxpayers are on the hook. But if the toxic assets rise in value, there's the prospect of big gains for private investors. Now, some people suggest the downside to taxpayers may be small because these toxic assets are undervalued right now and are unlikely to fall much further but have a bigger chance of increasing in value. We'll just have to see.",217 -"We're on the ballot in 11 states, and we have ballot access in another number of states. So we have a total ballot access either as a write-in or appearing on the ballot in 34 to 35 states. By the time we get to Election Day, it will be 43 to 45.",52 -"You know, it's such a fine balance, because what I like to do at first is assess their financial situation. If they have a family and they're pretty much short on cash and they don't have a big income, you know, if they're stirring at a contract from Lithuania or Italy, or wherever that is presenting yourself at $20,000 a month, I have them take a long look at that and say, are you aware of what you could possibly be risking? And more often than not, they always say to me, well, I feel like I belong, and just in my gut, and I want to take that chance. Believe it or not, a handful of my guys have, in fact, turned down big contracts, go on to the D-League, and have gone on to make the league and make good money.",143 -"They are known for a couple of different things. Bob Komer's particularly notable for his work on a grazing settlement between the Bureau of Land Management and a Wyoming rancher. And in that case, that was actually the subject of an Inspector General's report which cited Mr. Komer for pressuring rank and file employees to reach a settlement which was seen as favorable to the rancher in question. And then, Mark McEwen is known more for being a very fierce proponent of property rights and pushing for ranchers and other individuals to have their property rights recognized by the federal government.",101 -Good to talk to you. Thank you very much for having me tonight.,13 -"I think that argument is silly. The harder questions really relate to in addition to trying to negotiate to save some lives, was there more that might have been done to encourage others to flee to Romania, to avoid being ghettoized? Could lives, more lives, have been saved if more emphasis had been put on that? But I don't criticize Kastner for entering into negotiation in the hope of trying to save lives.",73 -It's still totally unreal when I think about it. It feels so weird to be able to just kind of buy things when I want them or need them.,29 -Thank you.,2 -"Car buying, there's been a--it's hard to look at, you know, this momentary flash because of gasoline prices. SUV sales have gone down--I think it's about 15 percent over two years. It's been a fairly steady--I mean, I think it's more leveling off. People are leaving the bigger SUVs, going to crossovers, that sort of thing. It's been a leveling off. It's still going to be a significant part of our market, even though they're in some disfavor right now. Pickup trucks and SUVs and minivans are all called light trucks, and they're going to continue to make up almost half of all the vehicles sold in the country. What auto dealers, at least in New England, have told me is that they're not seeing so much people saying, `Get me out of this SUV, and get me into a Toyota Prius.' They're seeing, `Get me out of this big SUV, and get me into a small SUV,' such as the Ford Escape.",163 -"Yeah, I think that--one of the things I think has happened is that there have been several different movements happening at the same time. But if you'd go onto a Google site and you tried to find--put down May Day or May 1st Immigrant Demonstration, you'll be referred to websites of groups that are, let's say, largely outside the mainstream. I mean, in other words, what you're really seeing, I think, is a battle between a sort of extremist nativist position on the one hand, and…",86 -"The thing that's most likely is that the female actually ovulates over a fairly long period, so all of the embryos are actually at different stages of development. One of the things that's important is the male that mates with the female first has a big advantage, as far as having the embryo that reaches the size where it starts to kill and eat its siblings. And one thing that's very interesting about sand tigers in captivity, when mating is being observed the males actually form a dominance hierarchy. And the dominant male actually guards the female and prevents other males from mating with her. And that might be a strategy to actually ensure that he's the one, the dominant male is the one to fertilize those earliest eggs which are then going to become the cannibals.",137 -Thank you.,2 -"Good morning, Steve.",3 -"Well, you know, Congress created that tax break early last year when foreclosures and short sales, they were just pounding down the housing prices. And, you know, very few people want to buy a house when they can see that the prices are still dropping. So Congress thought it really needed to do something to step in and help. And the idea here was that if taxpayers would just help make housing a little more affordable, young families could buy houses, and that would start to put a floor under prices. So, Realtors predicted that once the prices started to rise on starter homes, the whole market could stabilize and heal itself from the bottom up. And it helped a bit, but it's just not clear at this point that those gains are sustainable. After that tax credit expired at the end of April, the market crashed again. We saw new home sales plunge 33 percent in May, and that's very discouraging. Now, the companies that track real estate say the prices are starting to slide again in a lot of cities.",182 -Right.,1 -"Well, it looks like the rest of the ocean. I mean, the surface of the ocean is disturbed by way of which, which reflect light. So satellites can see it. Only like spy planes and low-flying aircrafts can actually see down into the water. But some fishermen can spot these large agglomerations of debris that the ocean has knitted together. We've picked up one, weighed a couple hundred pounds. It had a toothbrush in it. Even though, it was mostly composed of net and tarps and stuff like that.",89 -This is just a few months in that long path.,10 -"Well, you know, I reviewed for years myself and then I still do occasionally, and you can kind of get into the habit of destroying things. It's much more interesting and much more difficult to try and show why good things are good. You know, there's a thrill to kind of trying to destroy something, and David feels it.",59 -Thanks for having me.,4 -Cool.,1 -"There'll be - well, it's about an 18-minute mile pace, which is a very slow run, but a pretty decent pace when you're walking, especially for 26 miles.",28 -"…including our colleagues in Malaysia and Singapore. We're getting rather close to Thailand. They're not sure quite how far it went. But this dispatch said things about the Thai foreign minister, questioning his sanity. It was really not the sort of material that you would want to see distributed that widely. The tradition was eventually brought to a halt in 2006 after a very funny valedictory dispatch from our ambassador to Rome, Sir Ivor Roberts.",75 -"So what you might expect are some short-term disruptions. But long-term, these things tend to fix themselves surprisingly quickly.",19 -"Well, that's a good question. They weren't teaching very much. They were exposing their students to a little bit of anatomical dissection and maybe a little bit of physiology lab. And some of the conditions that he found were truly atrocious. And his main criticisms were that they had very poor clinical education, very poor clinical facilities. And what Flexner wanted to do was to have students understand where the knowledge came from and how it was derived, not mainly to learn memorization of facts given in a lecture.",89 -"Yes. I mean, I think we didn't really have a clear conception of what we would find. So most of the previous studies of recent selection in humans have focused on just a handful of genes where there was some prior biological expectation that these might be targets of selection. So one of these, for example, is the lactase gene that's responsible for metabolizing milk in some populations, including Europeans. And our approach is different, because it really allowed us to scan the whole genome in sort of an unbiased way and try to get a sense of what kinds of biological processes are evolving and how much evolution is going on over this very recent time scale.",118 -"I was actually more irritated with myself. It was getting windy and a storm front was coming in. And so I was looking for somewhere to get out of the wind. And then I found a big pine tree and just started pulling in needles. And then I saw some willow trees, and so I started cutting branches and then basically just tried to cover up. I was wet from going in and out of streams so I stayed awake all night, as I did for the next four nights.",90 -Thank you. Glad to be with you.,7 -We do not have enough attorneys. We need more.,9 -"Oh, they've got quite a few boats done got broke loose and went elsewhere. I don't see none (unintelligible) yet. But a lot of ropes got popped. And it was - I'm glad that that's all what happened around here, because it could be a lot worse. And it's not over yet. We're still experiencing a lot of water on the outside. You know, these levees are holding it back, but I don't trust the levees.",76 -"Well, I think that's part of it and what John has said is that that's one of a lot of reasons why he left the paper. I think it would be a mistake to assume that John left in protest. John and I are very close. We talk probably more than we talk to each other's wives. And I can tell you, it's not the only reason he left. He left because he's been running newspapers--this is his third newspaper--he's been running newspapers for more than two decades, and I think he wanted to do something different. I feel that the two of us have spent--we've been partners for the last five years. I know all of the things we've assembled. I know what has to be protected. I don't think of it as much of a firestorm as other people do. Maybe I'm kidding myself, but that's not the way I see it.",154 -"Well, it hasn't been that long ago that people - also high-level members of ISIS or the Islamic State had access to Turkey and were treated at Turkish hospitals. So we know, for example, of about one high-level ISIS fighter who was there just six months ago.",47 -"A lot of them come from West Africa, but they really come from across sub-Saharan Africa. We talked to people from Liberia, from Burkina Faso, from Senegal, from the Gambia. It really was a huge range of people from across West Africa.",42 -"Hello, Alex. It's nice to be here.",7 -Thanks for having me.,4 -"Remember; there have been news reports for a few days now that three Trump campaign advisers or aides met with an FBI asset in the course of the campaign. People close to the investigation say that was because the FBI didn't want word to get out that Trump or the Trump campaign was under investigation for possible collusion with Russians in the course of 2016. So as opposed to calling those aides in and interviewing them quite publicly or taking other steps, they sent an informant in to talk to those folks. Now, this is a counterintelligence investigation, not just a criminal one. And in counterintelligence investigations, the FBI and other government agencies often use these kinds of informants to go in and gather information secretly often to protect the privacy of people who are being investigated. And, Don, these require very high-level approvals at Justice and the FBI. They're not just something one guy can do.",157 -"Well, being a porter on Everest is probably the best job going ,if you're a Sherpa in the Khumbu region and you want to stay and work where you live. You can make between $2- and $6,000 in a climbing season. You know, this is in a country where the median income is still around $550 or $600 a year. So the guys who are strong enough and fit enough to do this work make enough money to support not only their own families, but much of their extended families.",90 -"Hi, Madeleine.",2 -"The other man, Majed Hameed--who worked for us and also for Al-Arabiya television, was detained--and it seems he was detained because sometime earlier there'd been some vague allegations made by unknown third parties. But again, we never had any specific information about why he seemed to have attracted some suspicion.",50 -"Well, John, it comes in at about $300 billion over the five-year length of the farm bill - big chunk of change, lots of money.",25 -"Well, that's been a serious issue raised by the mayor here. He feels that the money that he wants from the central government in Baghdad for reconstruction efforts has not flowed as freely as he had hoped. And if you drive around the city, you can see the evidence that mortars fell like rain here just a few months ago. There are many, many crumbled buildings, buildings that need to be rebuilt. The mayor says he's waiting for $33 million to come in that was promised to him by the Baghdad government that he has yet to see. So it's quite obvious that it's a city that seen a lot of bloodshed in the past, and hopefully what we've seen this weekend and early this week is not the start of a new trend here.",135 -"That's right, yes, absolutely. It's a malignant form of cancer.",10 -"No, I don't get that far. I type in Falun Gong at Yahoo.com and a little pop-up comes up saying, Alert, the document contains no data.",26 -"You expect a machine like this to have problems, you know, growing pains as you get it to work operationally.",20 -"Yeah, we do. I think over the last 20 years we've taken in a huge number of people into the city. We have 50 different religions in the city. I mean, I'm sure that's the case of many other cities as well, but we've become a very diverse city, and that's enriched our culture.",54 -"Some of these boats, in particular, are in bad shape. And some of the men, in particular, are in bad shape. They have running sores. They have bedbug outbreaks. And some people are very afraid of their captains.",38 -That's...,1 -"Yeah. Twenty-five percent more, yes.",5 -"Not yet. He says he plans to fight the ruling. SCA is based in Dallas, and it's gone to state district court in Dallas to ask that the arbitration award be turned into a final judgment. If that happens within the next 30 to 60 days, then SCA can collect the money. If he still refuses, the company can seize money from bank account, stocks, cash, jewelry, his vacation home in Hawaii even.",73 -"Ultimately, I think baby steps. One, just creating a coalition that is biblically based but also shares the compassion that Jesus displayed in the Scriptures, an individual who cares for the poor, who's concerned for the outcast and the marginalized but, at the same time, doesn't compromise his divinity in order to show compassion. I think what we often are asked to do is to make those things mutually exclusive.",70 -"Oh, absolutely. Interestingly enough, you know, two of the safest cities in the United States are San Diego and El Paso, which are both border towns. In the '90s, you know, it was kind of chaotic along the San Diego border. Significant progress was made and it's now one of the more secure border crossing points that we have. And you've seen, I think, a lot of this violence and this illegal activity now moving to Arizona. So there are certainly some things that could be learned and I think Arizona can gain some additional measures.",96 -"Well, it's a good question. I mean, it does get to - are we giving people the kind of news that matters to them? Obviously, a lot of this conversation gets tangled up quite quickly in national politics and Trump and the election. And I don't think the Daily News story is about that. But one of the things I think we learned in that conversation is that a lot of the journalism that a lot of journalists were doing, which is about the sort of horse race of politics or the sort of process of politics wasn't really what people wanted to read. I mean, they wanted to read about taxes. They wanted to read about health care. They wanted to read about school policy. And those stories weren't being done. So I think there's some fault in a very broad way in terms of what people are writing about. But this is the case that we now have to engage in.",163 -"So certainly the longer this goes on, the greater the concerns that it could drag in more tribes and more men into this conflict and spread beyond that northern district of Hassiba(ph). There have been attempts at tribal mediation, which went rather wrong. Yesterday when the house of Sadek al-Ahmar, where the mediation was going on, came under attack and mortar fire left several of those tribal mediators - and they were prominent sheiks - injured, and reports that even that some of them have been killed.",87 -"Twenty years ago, when I was a young professor about to teach a course on African-American fiction, I set about to find a forgotten or undiscovered classic by a woman writer. I wanted a book that would hold its own against such urban classics as ""Invisible Man"" or ""Native Son,"" an older book that would complement the newer works by Toni Morrison and Alice Walker or the recently republished novels of Zora Neale Hurston. What I discovered was Ann Petry's magnificent 1946 novel ""The Street"". Described by some as an urban ""To Kill a Mockingbird,"" minus any redemption and hope, ""The Street"" tells the story of Lutie Johnson and her 8-year-old son during the last years of the Second World War. Lutie is a young, hard-working single mother in urban America trying to get ahead in a world that ignores and exploits her. I saw her struggles and determination as both inspiring and doomed. In striving to provide for her son's future, she often ignored his immediate needs and fears. This book shook me so much that whenever I taught it in class, later that night I would slip into my sleeping sons' bedrooms to watch them and make silent promises. Even now, whenever I finish it, I calculate how old the main character's son would be and wonder what sort of life he had. I care deeply about these characters. They are real to me. This book creates a lot of discussion, often uncomfortable, in my literature classes. It makes us confront difficult questions about race and class. Who has access to the American Dream? Why do some characters make it but Lutie doesn't? Petry wants her readers to see the two sides of America, the gleaming and moneyed suburbs, where she herself was raised, and the struggles of black women in Harlem where she moved after her marriage. ""The Street"" is a book that raises passion in readers, and in me. It is as relevant today as when it was written in the 1940s. Particularly now, with the upcoming presidential election, it makes us think about what it was like to be a single mother raising a black son to believe he was worthy of all the best this country can offer. I can't think of a better place to start a national discussion about the audacity of hope than with this undiscovered classic, as fresh and moving now as the day it was published.",407 -Thank you very much.,4 -Hi.,1 -"There were 9,000 people. I've never seen so many bikes in one location. Just phenomenal.",15 -"Well, it was helpful to me, and I had even more fun writing ""Heat"" than I had writing ""Cold.""",19 -"Things have improved since the first early weeks when people didn't have toilets, when there wasn't any water. But things haven't significantly improved in recent months. Things are pretty much at a plateau. People are living in tents, they're living under tarps, they're living in just shacks that they constructed out of whatever they could pull together and a lot of people are just stuck at sort of that level. There are some organized camps which are somewhat better in that they're all the same type of tents - they're better tents, they're stronger - but then they were trying to evacuate one of those during this approaching hurricane because it was on a flood plain and there was concerns and that turned into complete chaos as some people wanted to be evacuated, some people felt it was a trick. So things remain incredibly tenuous for people. People feel incredibly vulnerable and there's a sense that things aren't moving forward, that they're just stuck in these camps and it's unclear when they're going to get out.",176 -"Yes, yes.",2 -Good morning.,2 -"Well, the thing that makes Nashville unique is the location of Bridgestone Arena - right in downtown in the middle of everything, next to Broadway where all the neon lights are, all the restaurants, everything. So imagine yourself walking down the street. You see these neon lights. You smell barbecue. You smell all these great foods coming (inaudible). You hear live music as you're walking into the arena. So just that alone helps paint the picture of how you can get excited go into this game. And then after the game, what makes it different, too, you're right there on the streets - all the bars, all the honky-tonks, all the live music, restaurants. During the game, intermissions - it's not just advertisements playing on a Megatron. You have live music. So you have guys like Charles Esten from Nashville playing live music there. Sometimes you'll have people from different major bands, as well. You have country music stars singing the national anthem. It is a totally unique experience in every single way.",173 -"This, until the completion of the investigation of the unfortunate event yesterday in Qana.",14 -"Well, if you read Ted Turner's vision--and he's now really no longer involved in the running of CNN--but if you read what he had to say back when it was launched, he sort of described it as a newspaper of the air. He said, `You know, broadcast networks are really too much like headline wire service copy.' In a sense, that's what much of the time cable news functions as. They give you brief bursts of updates. In fact, MSNBC now every 15 minutes gives you an update of the news. And in between they're trying to figure out ways to keep you watching. So they'll do reported pieces. They'll do a lot of interviews. There are a lot of talk shows. And to be honest, there's a lot of things that we would classify as kind of pulpy, quasi-tabloid, quasi-celebrity news; anything that's sort of waiting for the next great crisis. And when crisis hits, people turn to cable, they particularly turn to CNN. And when crisis abates, they kind of tune it out. They don't need it as much.",181 -And they don't.,3 -Good.,1 -"Well, it's actually very significant. The Hispanic vote in Florida in a primary can be 10 to 12 percent of that vote. And as we saw in the 2004 Republican primary when Mel Martinez won the nomination, a very high turn-out in Miami-Dade where the vote moved in a large direction towards one candidate, it can be very telling and very important to building a vote margin.",67 -"Well, you know, officials say that Rahman was killed last week in Waziristan, Pakistan in this CIA drone strike, and they seem fairly confident that they got him. That said, you know, there are often reports about drone strikes against core al-Qaida leaders and then these guys end up surfacing later. And in fact, that actually happened to Rahman last year. They said he was dead and clearly he wasn't. And he was reported killed this time in a very remote part of Pakistan. So, it's unclear how the U.S. can be so sure they got him. The officials we spoke to seemed pretty confident but they wouldn't say whether they had DNA evidence or something more dispositive like that. Usually, the way we find out definitively is al-Qaida announces it, and that hasn't happened yet.",136 -"That's exactly right. There's deep fear about this crisis spreading to Italy and expanding further. There are reports this morning, Renee, that Italy has agreed to let the International Monetary Fund monitor its economic reform efforts. Italy's prime minister, Silvio Berlusconi, has been under intense pressure to move very quickly on really a broad series of reforms, including very controversial issues, such as privatizing state-run Italian companies, radically reforming the government pension system, labor market changes to make it easier to fire workers. You know, these are all measures that are deeply unpopular at home. And Berlusconi, like his Greek colleague, is under mounting pressure to step down and hand power to an emergency government. Italy's government is in crisis. And really the whole issue of expanding the eurozone's rescue firewall is to try to better protect against the possibility that Italy's troubles will only get worse in coming months.",150 -"Basically, she prayed for the university. She prayed for the students' continued success. She prayed over the losses that we've all experienced. And she prayed basically just for the preservation of our university and for our students to continue to do well.",42 -Thank you.,2 -"Good, thanks.",2 -"Well, I'm fine, of course, it's an awkward position to expect philosophy to answer a question once and for all. I mean if we could answer questions once for all, we would be out of business once we turn the answers in. If I'm to be guide toward good decision making, I fear that many will be, not only frustrated at the end, but confirmed in their suspicion that philosophy's limits are nerve racking.",74 +Prompt,Word Count +"Yes. Yeah, actually, whenever I get together with friends of mine who don't work for newspapers, I realize how much more fun I have than they do. There are a lot more pressures. I have to worry about budgets. I have to worry about the careers of other people. But the reality is I come into the newsroom every morning with about 10 things that I want to get done in terms of coverage. I can influence coverage of everything from how we write about music, to how we write about Supreme Court nominees, to how we cover the most interesting city in America. That's a blast. You can't complain too much about that.",114 +"To tell you the truth, I started to cry. I was a little disappointed. There's some financial effects, and then there's also just - it's kind of demeaning to be considered basically a second-class citizen. That's how I feel. You know, I pay taxes. I'm a citizen. I'm a grown woman with a partner of 10 years and a 22-month-old child that I've adopted. My partner had the baby. And we're a family with a house, and we're really like a boring couple. And yet, New York state doesn't consider us a family.",93 +"Right. Which, of course, supposes that these are not objective. The funny thing is that the GOP is assuming - as I said - that this will necessarily favor Hillary Clinton. I don't think the Clintons - they've been silent on this, but speaking to their associates, I don't think they make any such assumption at all. And already these projects have also drawn fire from the left, who fear that it could go quite the other way.",78 +"To some extent, China is more able than the United States to set ambitious targets for things like renewable energy. But I would say in the last eight to ten years in the United States, there has been a tremendous amount of path-breaking work going on at the state level, particularly in California. And some of the policies that California has put into place, such as its very ambitious solar energy incentives have become the model for China.",78 +There are so many incredible writers out there on Twitter and so many really compelling firsthand accounts of the big news stories this year that it makes for a really interesting way to recap some of those big events.,39 +"You know, that would be a difficult one to impose and to regulate. I think the strength of the lobbying law is that it is so narrowly defined - covering the most important piece of lobbying, which is contacting Congressmen and covered officials.",43 +"I think it is backfiring on President Trump's critics. When you overshoot the mark and you turn the dial to 11 on every single issue, I think the American public starts to tune you out.",35 +"Thank you, Steve. Nice to be with you.",8 +"I think, frankly, what I get from a lot of them is that my politics are their politics. I'd be the better candidate and I'd be the better governor. But it's really someone else's turn. And I think the problem with that is that the people who need a change, the ones who can't wait, aren't a part of that conversation. The establishment have all the options and all the influence and connections to protect their interests, frankly, no matter who is in power from whatever party. But everybody else, in my view, is the responsibility of the chief executive, and that's the responsibility I'm looking to assume.",108 +Thank you.,2 +"So, it's certainly not a one-man show and if there's one dominant personality, I would say that today it's Omar Suleiman.",21 +"One day, the Brelands were called out to China Lake to the weapons research station out there to do some research with the U.S. Navy's dolphin program, training dolphins to do things like locate submarines or warn of enemy attack, things like that. And this was run by Bob Bailey, who was kind of an animal behaviorist of his own. And he was convinced to come work with the Brelands at the I.Q. Zoo.",74 +"Basically, the town west from Main Street, you could stand on Main Street and look west and see the next town, which is 10 miles away, which you shouldn't be able to do. Things were leveled. It was debris about four feet deep. There was a picture in the, I think, the New York Times or somewhere that showed on top Hiroshima and on the bottom Greensburg. And it was very similar.",72 +"Oh, that's central to it for sure. What we know, of course, is that some of those folks have severe disabilities by virtue of addiction or mental illness or physical or developmental disability. So we've learned they need permanent housing would support services. The old way of attempting to deliver services when a person's on the street or living in a shelter, you can't do it more ineffectively or more expensively than that. And what we're learning is when you provide, actually, stability and a place to live, that housing itself has a therapeutic impact on folk. Those of us who have never been homeless, we take our housing for granted. But for a homeless person, for the first time, they could actually relax. And when a person's relaxed in the setting of stability and security, they're much more amenable to receiving some of those mental health services or addiction services that they might have rejected had they been on the street.",162 +"You know, I think they were, in many cases. And I reported from Iraq from 2006 through 2008. And, Robert, I dug up some of my old stories, and one was from 2006. And General George Casey, the top commander at the time, predicted that in the next year and a half or so, the Iraqi forces would be independent and need very little help from the Americans. Then I found a story from a year later, 2007, and a major report found it would take another 12 to 18 months. So a competent and independent Iraqi military was always just over the horizon.",104 +"Well, one of the biggest changes is accountability, the way people keep track of where their money went and how it's being used. Also social networking, the way people connect with other people who are giving or the organizations themselves. And also just the physical ways that people are donating. People can donate by texting the word kettle to the Salvation Army, a quick $5 donation via your mobile phone. It doesn't really get any easier than that.",78 +"Well, with respect to polls, my guess is 99 percent of Americans have never even heard of this agency, and I would defy you to find a poll otherwise. To some extent, it's hard to judge precisely what they have done. Again, there are very important laws that need to be enforced. I think in some respects, in certain cases, they have, but in other cases, they've really let us down.",71 +Correct. Discovered that we had it.,6 +"I think there is a small connection. It's not the major reason that rates are going up, but I suspect that chairman Greenspan wants to make sure that inflation is well-controlled on the day he walks out of office, both to protect his own legacy and to make life a little easier for his successor, whoever that may be.",59 +"I think it will be. It'll be very disorienting, at first, because - you know, people are used to turning on their computers and seeing a certain something. And in the case of Windows, that certain something for 20 years has been a desktop environment. Now, suddenly, that desktop environment isn't there anymore. There aren't the icons, the folders; the things that we're all used to, in Windows. There are these colorful tiles. And they have to know how to get from those files to the desktop, where they can do their productive work.",94 +"Well, a lot of things have happened in the interim. Two of the prosecutors who were assigned to the case became judges during this period, believe it or not. That's how long it's been, and they had to reconfigure the prosecution team. Phil Spector has had three different sets of lawyers, and now he has Bruce Cutler. And Bruce Cutler was the lawyer in New York who represented John Gotti; he's kind of known as a mob lawyer, a very enthusiastic, very flamboyant lawyer in the courtroom. He'll be something else to watch when you're watching on television.",98 +That's right.,2 +"It's not at all unexpected. If anything, investors and some people in the auto industry had been begging Ford to make this step. General Motors Corp. earlier this year did something quite similar. And it's really the only way Ford can get its workers out of the existing UAW contract in a way that's amenable to the union. They have a contract and if they wanted to fire these workers any other way, they would have to continue paying them.",80 +"Well, I don't change my views regardless of who it is I'm speaking to or working with. I have never made one call or made one office visit on behalf of a client, and I don't intend to because that's not my role. So I don't think there's any conflict at all.",52 +"Most of the tanks are in fact gone now. Most of the tanks that were around the Government House, most of them are gone now. And the presence here today is a lot less than it was two weeks ago in the days immediately following the coup. I think - I think the military feels pretty confident right now. I think they feel like they're in charge, that the bad news that they thought might follow this, that some Thaksin supporters might rise up and say, hey, we're not on board with this thing, that hasn't happened yet. So I think the military is feeling pretty good in fact that a lot of the military has been brought back to barracks, sent back to barracks, I think that's an indication that they're feeling pretty confident.",135 +So we tested that.,4 +"So in Louisiana, they had a practice on the books that meant that felony convictions could happen with a split jury, so 10-2 or 11-1. And voters said, no, we're going to be like the rest of the country, with the exception of Oregon, and we're going to have unanimous juries for felony convictions.",54 +"One person, actually the aide to Ted Kennedy. Now, the reason I got into Ted Kennedy's office is that he has a book coming out on the adventures of his dog, named Splash. Yes.",34 +"Well, as I understand it right now, the vast majority of the money being put up would be public. Private investors might put up as little as 3 percent equity in some of these partnerships. The Treasury would add more equity from the TARP funds it got from Congress - you know, the $700 billion, which is now down to 300 billion after all the injections of capital into the banks. So the private investors don't have a lot of skin in the game. And the purchases of the assets would be further financed by these low-interest loans from the Fed or the FDIC. Those are likely to be called non-recourse loans, which means that the toxic assets lose money after they're purchased. The private investors would lose only the 3 percent of money they put down, or maybe 10 percent, if they invested that much, and the government would lose the rest. So the taxpayers are on the hook. But if the toxic assets rise in value, there's the prospect of big gains for private investors. Now, some people suggest the downside to taxpayers may be small because these toxic assets are undervalued right now and are unlikely to fall much further but have a bigger chance of increasing in value. We'll just have to see.",217 +"We're on the ballot in 11 states, and we have ballot access in another number of states. So we have a total ballot access either as a write-in or appearing on the ballot in 34 to 35 states. By the time we get to Election Day, it will be 43 to 45.",52 +"You know, it's such a fine balance, because what I like to do at first is assess their financial situation. If they have a family and they're pretty much short on cash and they don't have a big income, you know, if they're stirring at a contract from Lithuania or Italy, or wherever that is presenting yourself at $20,000 a month, I have them take a long look at that and say, are you aware of what you could possibly be risking? And more often than not, they always say to me, well, I feel like I belong, and just in my gut, and I want to take that chance. Believe it or not, a handful of my guys have, in fact, turned down big contracts, go on to the D-League, and have gone on to make the league and make good money.",143 +"They are known for a couple of different things. Bob Komer's particularly notable for his work on a grazing settlement between the Bureau of Land Management and a Wyoming rancher. And in that case, that was actually the subject of an Inspector General's report which cited Mr. Komer for pressuring rank and file employees to reach a settlement which was seen as favorable to the rancher in question. And then, Mark McEwen is known more for being a very fierce proponent of property rights and pushing for ranchers and other individuals to have their property rights recognized by the federal government.",101 +Good to talk to you. Thank you very much for having me tonight.,13 +"I think that argument is silly. The harder questions really relate to in addition to trying to negotiate to save some lives, was there more that might have been done to encourage others to flee to Romania, to avoid being ghettoized? Could lives, more lives, have been saved if more emphasis had been put on that? But I don't criticize Kastner for entering into negotiation in the hope of trying to save lives.",73 +It's still totally unreal when I think about it. It feels so weird to be able to just kind of buy things when I want them or need them.,29 +Thank you.,2 +"Car buying, there's been a--it's hard to look at, you know, this momentary flash because of gasoline prices. SUV sales have gone down--I think it's about 15 percent over two years. It's been a fairly steady--I mean, I think it's more leveling off. People are leaving the bigger SUVs, going to crossovers, that sort of thing. It's been a leveling off. It's still going to be a significant part of our market, even though they're in some disfavor right now. Pickup trucks and SUVs and minivans are all called light trucks, and they're going to continue to make up almost half of all the vehicles sold in the country. What auto dealers, at least in New England, have told me is that they're not seeing so much people saying, `Get me out of this SUV, and get me into a Toyota Prius.' They're seeing, `Get me out of this big SUV, and get me into a small SUV,' such as the Ford Escape.",163 +"Yeah, I think that--one of the things I think has happened is that there have been several different movements happening at the same time. But if you'd go onto a Google site and you tried to find--put down May Day or May 1st Immigrant Demonstration, you'll be referred to websites of groups that are, let's say, largely outside the mainstream. I mean, in other words, what you're really seeing, I think, is a battle between a sort of extremist nativist position on the one hand, and…",86 +"The thing that's most likely is that the female actually ovulates over a fairly long period, so all of the embryos are actually at different stages of development. One of the things that's important is the male that mates with the female first has a big advantage, as far as having the embryo that reaches the size where it starts to kill and eat its siblings. And one thing that's very interesting about sand tigers in captivity, when mating is being observed the males actually form a dominance hierarchy. And the dominant male actually guards the female and prevents other males from mating with her. And that might be a strategy to actually ensure that he's the one, the dominant male is the one to fertilize those earliest eggs which are then going to become the cannibals.",137 +Thank you.,2 +"Good morning, Steve.",3 +"Well, you know, Congress created that tax break early last year when foreclosures and short sales, they were just pounding down the housing prices. And, you know, very few people want to buy a house when they can see that the prices are still dropping. So Congress thought it really needed to do something to step in and help. And the idea here was that if taxpayers would just help make housing a little more affordable, young families could buy houses, and that would start to put a floor under prices. So, Realtors predicted that once the prices started to rise on starter homes, the whole market could stabilize and heal itself from the bottom up. And it helped a bit, but it's just not clear at this point that those gains are sustainable. After that tax credit expired at the end of April, the market crashed again. We saw new home sales plunge 33 percent in May, and that's very discouraging. Now, the companies that track real estate say the prices are starting to slide again in a lot of cities.",182 +Right.,1 +"Well, it looks like the rest of the ocean. I mean, the surface of the ocean is disturbed by way of which, which reflect light. So satellites can see it. Only like spy planes and low-flying aircrafts can actually see down into the water. But some fishermen can spot these large agglomerations of debris that the ocean has knitted together. We've picked up one, weighed a couple hundred pounds. It had a toothbrush in it. Even though, it was mostly composed of net and tarps and stuff like that.",89 +This is just a few months in that long path.,10 +"Well, you know, I reviewed for years myself and then I still do occasionally, and you can kind of get into the habit of destroying things. It's much more interesting and much more difficult to try and show why good things are good. You know, there's a thrill to kind of trying to destroy something, and David feels it.",59 +Thanks for having me.,4 +Cool.,1 +"There'll be - well, it's about an 18-minute mile pace, which is a very slow run, but a pretty decent pace when you're walking, especially for 26 miles.",28 +"…including our colleagues in Malaysia and Singapore. We're getting rather close to Thailand. They're not sure quite how far it went. But this dispatch said things about the Thai foreign minister, questioning his sanity. It was really not the sort of material that you would want to see distributed that widely. The tradition was eventually brought to a halt in 2006 after a very funny valedictory dispatch from our ambassador to Rome, Sir Ivor Roberts.",75 +"So what you might expect are some short-term disruptions. But long-term, these things tend to fix themselves surprisingly quickly.",19 +"Well, that's a good question. They weren't teaching very much. They were exposing their students to a little bit of anatomical dissection and maybe a little bit of physiology lab. And some of the conditions that he found were truly atrocious. And his main criticisms were that they had very poor clinical education, very poor clinical facilities. And what Flexner wanted to do was to have students understand where the knowledge came from and how it was derived, not mainly to learn memorization of facts given in a lecture.",89 +"Yes. I mean, I think we didn't really have a clear conception of what we would find. So most of the previous studies of recent selection in humans have focused on just a handful of genes where there was some prior biological expectation that these might be targets of selection. So one of these, for example, is the lactase gene that's responsible for metabolizing milk in some populations, including Europeans. And our approach is different, because it really allowed us to scan the whole genome in sort of an unbiased way and try to get a sense of what kinds of biological processes are evolving and how much evolution is going on over this very recent time scale.",118 +"I was actually more irritated with myself. It was getting windy and a storm front was coming in. And so I was looking for somewhere to get out of the wind. And then I found a big pine tree and just started pulling in needles. And then I saw some willow trees, and so I started cutting branches and then basically just tried to cover up. I was wet from going in and out of streams so I stayed awake all night, as I did for the next four nights.",90 +Thank you. Glad to be with you.,7 +We do not have enough attorneys. We need more.,9 +"Oh, they've got quite a few boats done got broke loose and went elsewhere. I don't see none (unintelligible) yet. But a lot of ropes got popped. And it was - I'm glad that that's all what happened around here, because it could be a lot worse. And it's not over yet. We're still experiencing a lot of water on the outside. You know, these levees are holding it back, but I don't trust the levees.",76 +"Well, I think that's part of it and what John has said is that that's one of a lot of reasons why he left the paper. I think it would be a mistake to assume that John left in protest. John and I are very close. We talk probably more than we talk to each other's wives. And I can tell you, it's not the only reason he left. He left because he's been running newspapers--this is his third newspaper--he's been running newspapers for more than two decades, and I think he wanted to do something different. I feel that the two of us have spent--we've been partners for the last five years. I know all of the things we've assembled. I know what has to be protected. I don't think of it as much of a firestorm as other people do. Maybe I'm kidding myself, but that's not the way I see it.",154 +"Well, it hasn't been that long ago that people - also high-level members of ISIS or the Islamic State had access to Turkey and were treated at Turkish hospitals. So we know, for example, of about one high-level ISIS fighter who was there just six months ago.",47 +"A lot of them come from West Africa, but they really come from across sub-Saharan Africa. We talked to people from Liberia, from Burkina Faso, from Senegal, from the Gambia. It really was a huge range of people from across West Africa.",42 +"Hello, Alex. It's nice to be here.",7 +Thanks for having me.,4 +"Remember; there have been news reports for a few days now that three Trump campaign advisers or aides met with an FBI asset in the course of the campaign. People close to the investigation say that was because the FBI didn't want word to get out that Trump or the Trump campaign was under investigation for possible collusion with Russians in the course of 2016. So as opposed to calling those aides in and interviewing them quite publicly or taking other steps, they sent an informant in to talk to those folks. Now, this is a counterintelligence investigation, not just a criminal one. And in counterintelligence investigations, the FBI and other government agencies often use these kinds of informants to go in and gather information secretly often to protect the privacy of people who are being investigated. And, Don, these require very high-level approvals at Justice and the FBI. They're not just something one guy can do.",157 +"Well, being a porter on Everest is probably the best job going ,if you're a Sherpa in the Khumbu region and you want to stay and work where you live. You can make between $2- and $6,000 in a climbing season. You know, this is in a country where the median income is still around $550 or $600 a year. So the guys who are strong enough and fit enough to do this work make enough money to support not only their own families, but much of their extended families.",90 +"Hi, Madeleine.",2 +"The other man, Majed Hameed--who worked for us and also for Al-Arabiya television, was detained--and it seems he was detained because sometime earlier there'd been some vague allegations made by unknown third parties. But again, we never had any specific information about why he seemed to have attracted some suspicion.",50 +"Well, John, it comes in at about $300 billion over the five-year length of the farm bill - big chunk of change, lots of money.",25 +"Well, that's been a serious issue raised by the mayor here. He feels that the money that he wants from the central government in Baghdad for reconstruction efforts has not flowed as freely as he had hoped. And if you drive around the city, you can see the evidence that mortars fell like rain here just a few months ago. There are many, many crumbled buildings, buildings that need to be rebuilt. The mayor says he's waiting for $33 million to come in that was promised to him by the Baghdad government that he has yet to see. So it's quite obvious that it's a city that seen a lot of bloodshed in the past, and hopefully what we've seen this weekend and early this week is not the start of a new trend here.",135 +"That's right, yes, absolutely. It's a malignant form of cancer.",10 +"No, I don't get that far. I type in Falun Gong at Yahoo.com and a little pop-up comes up saying, Alert, the document contains no data.",26 +"You expect a machine like this to have problems, you know, growing pains as you get it to work operationally.",20 +"Yeah, we do. I think over the last 20 years we've taken in a huge number of people into the city. We have 50 different religions in the city. I mean, I'm sure that's the case of many other cities as well, but we've become a very diverse city, and that's enriched our culture.",54 +"Some of these boats, in particular, are in bad shape. And some of the men, in particular, are in bad shape. They have running sores. They have bedbug outbreaks. And some people are very afraid of their captains.",38 +That's...,1 +"Yeah. Twenty-five percent more, yes.",5 +"Not yet. He says he plans to fight the ruling. SCA is based in Dallas, and it's gone to state district court in Dallas to ask that the arbitration award be turned into a final judgment. If that happens within the next 30 to 60 days, then SCA can collect the money. If he still refuses, the company can seize money from bank account, stocks, cash, jewelry, his vacation home in Hawaii even.",73 +"Ultimately, I think baby steps. One, just creating a coalition that is biblically based but also shares the compassion that Jesus displayed in the Scriptures, an individual who cares for the poor, who's concerned for the outcast and the marginalized but, at the same time, doesn't compromise his divinity in order to show compassion. I think what we often are asked to do is to make those things mutually exclusive.",70 +"Oh, absolutely. Interestingly enough, you know, two of the safest cities in the United States are San Diego and El Paso, which are both border towns. In the '90s, you know, it was kind of chaotic along the San Diego border. Significant progress was made and it's now one of the more secure border crossing points that we have. And you've seen, I think, a lot of this violence and this illegal activity now moving to Arizona. So there are certainly some things that could be learned and I think Arizona can gain some additional measures.",96 +"Well, it's a good question. I mean, it does get to - are we giving people the kind of news that matters to them? Obviously, a lot of this conversation gets tangled up quite quickly in national politics and Trump and the election. And I don't think the Daily News story is about that. But one of the things I think we learned in that conversation is that a lot of the journalism that a lot of journalists were doing, which is about the sort of horse race of politics or the sort of process of politics wasn't really what people wanted to read. I mean, they wanted to read about taxes. They wanted to read about health care. They wanted to read about school policy. And those stories weren't being done. So I think there's some fault in a very broad way in terms of what people are writing about. But this is the case that we now have to engage in.",163 +"So certainly the longer this goes on, the greater the concerns that it could drag in more tribes and more men into this conflict and spread beyond that northern district of Hassiba(ph). There have been attempts at tribal mediation, which went rather wrong. Yesterday when the house of Sadek al-Ahmar, where the mediation was going on, came under attack and mortar fire left several of those tribal mediators - and they were prominent sheiks - injured, and reports that even that some of them have been killed.",87 +"Twenty years ago, when I was a young professor about to teach a course on African-American fiction, I set about to find a forgotten or undiscovered classic by a woman writer. I wanted a book that would hold its own against such urban classics as ""Invisible Man"" or ""Native Son,"" an older book that would complement the newer works by Toni Morrison and Alice Walker or the recently republished novels of Zora Neale Hurston. What I discovered was Ann Petry's magnificent 1946 novel ""The Street"". Described by some as an urban ""To Kill a Mockingbird,"" minus any redemption and hope, ""The Street"" tells the story of Lutie Johnson and her 8-year-old son during the last years of the Second World War. Lutie is a young, hard-working single mother in urban America trying to get ahead in a world that ignores and exploits her. I saw her struggles and determination as both inspiring and doomed. In striving to provide for her son's future, she often ignored his immediate needs and fears. This book shook me so much that whenever I taught it in class, later that night I would slip into my sleeping sons' bedrooms to watch them and make silent promises. Even now, whenever I finish it, I calculate how old the main character's son would be and wonder what sort of life he had. I care deeply about these characters. They are real to me. This book creates a lot of discussion, often uncomfortable, in my literature classes. It makes us confront difficult questions about race and class. Who has access to the American Dream? Why do some characters make it but Lutie doesn't? Petry wants her readers to see the two sides of America, the gleaming and moneyed suburbs, where she herself was raised, and the struggles of black women in Harlem where she moved after her marriage. ""The Street"" is a book that raises passion in readers, and in me. It is as relevant today as when it was written in the 1940s. Particularly now, with the upcoming presidential election, it makes us think about what it was like to be a single mother raising a black son to believe he was worthy of all the best this country can offer. I can't think of a better place to start a national discussion about the audacity of hope than with this undiscovered classic, as fresh and moving now as the day it was published.",407 +Thank you very much.,4 +Hi.,1 +"There were 9,000 people. I've never seen so many bikes in one location. Just phenomenal.",15 +"Well, it was helpful to me, and I had even more fun writing ""Heat"" than I had writing ""Cold.""",19 +"Things have improved since the first early weeks when people didn't have toilets, when there wasn't any water. But things haven't significantly improved in recent months. Things are pretty much at a plateau. People are living in tents, they're living under tarps, they're living in just shacks that they constructed out of whatever they could pull together and a lot of people are just stuck at sort of that level. There are some organized camps which are somewhat better in that they're all the same type of tents - they're better tents, they're stronger - but then they were trying to evacuate one of those during this approaching hurricane because it was on a flood plain and there was concerns and that turned into complete chaos as some people wanted to be evacuated, some people felt it was a trick. So things remain incredibly tenuous for people. People feel incredibly vulnerable and there's a sense that things aren't moving forward, that they're just stuck in these camps and it's unclear when they're going to get out.",176 +"Yes, yes.",2 +Good morning.,2 +"Well, the thing that makes Nashville unique is the location of Bridgestone Arena - right in downtown in the middle of everything, next to Broadway where all the neon lights are, all the restaurants, everything. So imagine yourself walking down the street. You see these neon lights. You smell barbecue. You smell all these great foods coming (inaudible). You hear live music as you're walking into the arena. So just that alone helps paint the picture of how you can get excited go into this game. And then after the game, what makes it different, too, you're right there on the streets - all the bars, all the honky-tonks, all the live music, restaurants. During the game, intermissions - it's not just advertisements playing on a Megatron. You have live music. So you have guys like Charles Esten from Nashville playing live music there. Sometimes you'll have people from different major bands, as well. You have country music stars singing the national anthem. It is a totally unique experience in every single way.",173 +"This, until the completion of the investigation of the unfortunate event yesterday in Qana.",14 +"Well, if you read Ted Turner's vision--and he's now really no longer involved in the running of CNN--but if you read what he had to say back when it was launched, he sort of described it as a newspaper of the air. He said, `You know, broadcast networks are really too much like headline wire service copy.' In a sense, that's what much of the time cable news functions as. They give you brief bursts of updates. In fact, MSNBC now every 15 minutes gives you an update of the news. And in between they're trying to figure out ways to keep you watching. So they'll do reported pieces. They'll do a lot of interviews. There are a lot of talk shows. And to be honest, there's a lot of things that we would classify as kind of pulpy, quasi-tabloid, quasi-celebrity news; anything that's sort of waiting for the next great crisis. And when crisis hits, people turn to cable, they particularly turn to CNN. And when crisis abates, they kind of tune it out. They don't need it as much.",181 +And they don't.,3 +Good.,1 +"Well, it's actually very significant. The Hispanic vote in Florida in a primary can be 10 to 12 percent of that vote. And as we saw in the 2004 Republican primary when Mel Martinez won the nomination, a very high turn-out in Miami-Dade where the vote moved in a large direction towards one candidate, it can be very telling and very important to building a vote margin.",67 +"Well, you know, officials say that Rahman was killed last week in Waziristan, Pakistan in this CIA drone strike, and they seem fairly confident that they got him. That said, you know, there are often reports about drone strikes against core al-Qaida leaders and then these guys end up surfacing later. And in fact, that actually happened to Rahman last year. They said he was dead and clearly he wasn't. And he was reported killed this time in a very remote part of Pakistan. So, it's unclear how the U.S. can be so sure they got him. The officials we spoke to seemed pretty confident but they wouldn't say whether they had DNA evidence or something more dispositive like that. Usually, the way we find out definitively is al-Qaida announces it, and that hasn't happened yet.",136 +"That's exactly right. There's deep fear about this crisis spreading to Italy and expanding further. There are reports this morning, Renee, that Italy has agreed to let the International Monetary Fund monitor its economic reform efforts. Italy's prime minister, Silvio Berlusconi, has been under intense pressure to move very quickly on really a broad series of reforms, including very controversial issues, such as privatizing state-run Italian companies, radically reforming the government pension system, labor market changes to make it easier to fire workers. You know, these are all measures that are deeply unpopular at home. And Berlusconi, like his Greek colleague, is under mounting pressure to step down and hand power to an emergency government. Italy's government is in crisis. And really the whole issue of expanding the eurozone's rescue firewall is to try to better protect against the possibility that Italy's troubles will only get worse in coming months.",150 +"Basically, she prayed for the university. She prayed for the students' continued success. She prayed over the losses that we've all experienced. And she prayed basically just for the preservation of our university and for our students to continue to do well.",42 +Thank you.,2 +"Good, thanks.",2 +"Well, I'm fine, of course, it's an awkward position to expect philosophy to answer a question once and for all. I mean if we could answer questions once for all, we would be out of business once we turn the answers in. If I'm to be guide toward good decision making, I fear that many will be, not only frustrated at the end, but confirmed in their suspicion that philosophy's limits are nerve racking.",74 diff --git a/ROUGE/prompt-ROUGE.csv b/2022/ROUGE/prompt-ROUGE.csv similarity index 99% rename from ROUGE/prompt-ROUGE.csv rename to 2022/ROUGE/prompt-ROUGE.csv index 560c217..3479a00 100644 --- a/ROUGE/prompt-ROUGE.csv +++ b/2022/ROUGE/prompt-ROUGE.csv @@ -1,100 +1,100 @@ -"Yes. Yeah, actually, whenever I get together with friends of mine who don't work for newspapers, I realize how much more fun I have than they do. There are a lot more pressures. I have to worry about budgets. I have to worry about the careers of other people. But the reality is I come into the newsroom every morning with about 10 things that I want to get done in terms of coverage. I can influence coverage of everything from how we write about music, to how we write about Supreme Court nominees, to how we cover the most interesting city in America. That's a blast. You can't complain too much about that." -"To tell you the truth, I started to cry. I was a little disappointed. There's some financial effects, and then there's also just - it's kind of demeaning to be considered basically a second-class citizen. That's how I feel. You know, I pay taxes. I'm a citizen. I'm a grown woman with a partner of 10 years and a 22-month-old child that I've adopted. My partner had the baby. And we're a family with a house, and we're really like a boring couple. And yet, New York state doesn't consider us a family." -"Right. Which, of course, supposes that these are not objective. The funny thing is that the GOP is assuming - as I said - that this will necessarily favor Hillary Clinton. I don't think the Clintons - they've been silent on this, but speaking to their associates, I don't think they make any such assumption at all. And already these projects have also drawn fire from the left, who fear that it could go quite the other way." -"To some extent, China is more able than the United States to set ambitious targets for things like renewable energy. But I would say in the last eight to ten years in the United States, there has been a tremendous amount of path-breaking work going on at the state level, particularly in California. And some of the policies that California has put into place, such as its very ambitious solar energy incentives have become the model for China." -There are so many incredible writers out there on Twitter and so many really compelling firsthand accounts of the big news stories this year that it makes for a really interesting way to recap some of those big events. -"You know, that would be a difficult one to impose and to regulate. I think the strength of the lobbying law is that it is so narrowly defined - covering the most important piece of lobbying, which is contacting Congressmen and covered officials." -"I think it is backfiring on President Trump's critics. When you overshoot the mark and you turn the dial to 11 on every single issue, I think the American public starts to tune you out." -"Thank you, Steve. Nice to be with you." -"I think, frankly, what I get from a lot of them is that my politics are their politics. I'd be the better candidate and I'd be the better governor. But it's really someone else's turn. And I think the problem with that is that the people who need a change, the ones who can't wait, aren't a part of that conversation. The establishment have all the options and all the influence and connections to protect their interests, frankly, no matter who is in power from whatever party. But everybody else, in my view, is the responsibility of the chief executive, and that's the responsibility I'm looking to assume." -Thank you. -"So, it's certainly not a one-man show and if there's one dominant personality, I would say that today it's Omar Suleiman." -"One day, the Brelands were called out to China Lake to the weapons research station out there to do some research with the U.S. Navy's dolphin program, training dolphins to do things like locate submarines or warn of enemy attack, things like that. And this was run by Bob Bailey, who was kind of an animal behaviorist of his own. And he was convinced to come work with the Brelands at the I.Q. Zoo." -"Basically, the town west from Main Street, you could stand on Main Street and look west and see the next town, which is 10 miles away, which you shouldn't be able to do. Things were leveled. It was debris about four feet deep. There was a picture in the, I think, the New York Times or somewhere that showed on top Hiroshima and on the bottom Greensburg. And it was very similar." -"Oh, that's central to it for sure. What we know, of course, is that some of those folks have severe disabilities by virtue of addiction or mental illness or physical or developmental disability. So we've learned they need permanent housing would support services. The old way of attempting to deliver services when a person's on the street or living in a shelter, you can't do it more ineffectively or more expensively than that. And what we're learning is when you provide, actually, stability and a place to live, that housing itself has a therapeutic impact on folk. Those of us who have never been homeless, we take our housing for granted. But for a homeless person, for the first time, they could actually relax. And when a person's relaxed in the setting of stability and security, they're much more amenable to receiving some of those mental health services or addiction services that they might have rejected had they been on the street." -"You know, I think they were, in many cases. And I reported from Iraq from 2006 through 2008. And, Robert, I dug up some of my old stories, and one was from 2006. And General George Casey, the top commander at the time, predicted that in the next year and a half or so, the Iraqi forces would be independent and need very little help from the Americans. Then I found a story from a year later, 2007, and a major report found it would take another 12 to 18 months. So a competent and independent Iraqi military was always just over the horizon." -"Well, one of the biggest changes is accountability, the way people keep track of where their money went and how it's being used. Also social networking, the way people connect with other people who are giving or the organizations themselves. And also just the physical ways that people are donating. People can donate by texting the word kettle to the Salvation Army, a quick $5 donation via your mobile phone. It doesn't really get any easier than that." -"Well, with respect to polls, my guess is 99 percent of Americans have never even heard of this agency, and I would defy you to find a poll otherwise. To some extent, it's hard to judge precisely what they have done. Again, there are very important laws that need to be enforced. I think in some respects, in certain cases, they have, but in other cases, they've really let us down." -Correct. Discovered that we had it. -"I think there is a small connection. It's not the major reason that rates are going up, but I suspect that chairman Greenspan wants to make sure that inflation is well-controlled on the day he walks out of office, both to protect his own legacy and to make life a little easier for his successor, whoever that may be." -"I think it will be. It'll be very disorienting, at first, because - you know, people are used to turning on their computers and seeing a certain something. And in the case of Windows, that certain something for 20 years has been a desktop environment. Now, suddenly, that desktop environment isn't there anymore. There aren't the icons, the folders; the things that we're all used to, in Windows. There are these colorful tiles. And they have to know how to get from those files to the desktop, where they can do their productive work." -"Well, a lot of things have happened in the interim. Two of the prosecutors who were assigned to the case became judges during this period, believe it or not. That's how long it's been, and they had to reconfigure the prosecution team. Phil Spector has had three different sets of lawyers, and now he has Bruce Cutler. And Bruce Cutler was the lawyer in New York who represented John Gotti; he's kind of known as a mob lawyer, a very enthusiastic, very flamboyant lawyer in the courtroom. He'll be something else to watch when you're watching on television." -That's right. -"It's not at all unexpected. If anything, investors and some people in the auto industry had been begging Ford to make this step. General Motors Corp. earlier this year did something quite similar. And it's really the only way Ford can get its workers out of the existing UAW contract in a way that's amenable to the union. They have a contract and if they wanted to fire these workers any other way, they would have to continue paying them." -"Well, I don't change my views regardless of who it is I'm speaking to or working with. I have never made one call or made one office visit on behalf of a client, and I don't intend to because that's not my role. So I don't think there's any conflict at all." -"Most of the tanks are in fact gone now. Most of the tanks that were around the Government House, most of them are gone now. And the presence here today is a lot less than it was two weeks ago in the days immediately following the coup. I think - I think the military feels pretty confident right now. I think they feel like they're in charge, that the bad news that they thought might follow this, that some Thaksin supporters might rise up and say, hey, we're not on board with this thing, that hasn't happened yet. So I think the military is feeling pretty good in fact that a lot of the military has been brought back to barracks, sent back to barracks, I think that's an indication that they're feeling pretty confident." -So we tested that. -"So in Louisiana, they had a practice on the books that meant that felony convictions could happen with a split jury, so 10-2 or 11-1. And voters said, no, we're going to be like the rest of the country, with the exception of Oregon, and we're going to have unanimous juries for felony convictions." -"One person, actually the aide to Ted Kennedy. Now, the reason I got into Ted Kennedy's office is that he has a book coming out on the adventures of his dog, named Splash. Yes." -"Well, as I understand it right now, the vast majority of the money being put up would be public. Private investors might put up as little as 3 percent equity in some of these partnerships. The Treasury would add more equity from the TARP funds it got from Congress - you know, the $700 billion, which is now down to 300 billion after all the injections of capital into the banks. So the private investors don't have a lot of skin in the game. And the purchases of the assets would be further financed by these low-interest loans from the Fed or the FDIC. Those are likely to be called non-recourse loans, which means that the toxic assets lose money after they're purchased. The private investors would lose only the 3 percent of money they put down, or maybe 10 percent, if they invested that much, and the government would lose the rest. So the taxpayers are on the hook. But if the toxic assets rise in value, there's the prospect of big gains for private investors. Now, some people suggest the downside to taxpayers may be small because these toxic assets are undervalued right now and are unlikely to fall much further but have a bigger chance of increasing in value. We'll just have to see." -"We're on the ballot in 11 states, and we have ballot access in another number of states. So we have a total ballot access either as a write-in or appearing on the ballot in 34 to 35 states. By the time we get to Election Day, it will be 43 to 45." -"You know, it's such a fine balance, because what I like to do at first is assess their financial situation. If they have a family and they're pretty much short on cash and they don't have a big income, you know, if they're stirring at a contract from Lithuania or Italy, or wherever that is presenting yourself at $20,000 a month, I have them take a long look at that and say, are you aware of what you could possibly be risking? And more often than not, they always say to me, well, I feel like I belong, and just in my gut, and I want to take that chance. Believe it or not, a handful of my guys have, in fact, turned down big contracts, go on to the D-League, and have gone on to make the league and make good money." -"They are known for a couple of different things. Bob Komer's particularly notable for his work on a grazing settlement between the Bureau of Land Management and a Wyoming rancher. And in that case, that was actually the subject of an Inspector General's report which cited Mr. Komer for pressuring rank and file employees to reach a settlement which was seen as favorable to the rancher in question. And then, Mark McEwen is known more for being a very fierce proponent of property rights and pushing for ranchers and other individuals to have their property rights recognized by the federal government." -Good to talk to you. Thank you very much for having me tonight. -"I think that argument is silly. The harder questions really relate to in addition to trying to negotiate to save some lives, was there more that might have been done to encourage others to flee to Romania, to avoid being ghettoized? Could lives, more lives, have been saved if more emphasis had been put on that? But I don't criticize Kastner for entering into negotiation in the hope of trying to save lives." -It's still totally unreal when I think about it. It feels so weird to be able to just kind of buy things when I want them or need them. -Thank you. -"Car buying, there's been a--it's hard to look at, you know, this momentary flash because of gasoline prices. SUV sales have gone down--I think it's about 15 percent over two years. It's been a fairly steady--I mean, I think it's more leveling off. People are leaving the bigger SUVs, going to crossovers, that sort of thing. It's been a leveling off. It's still going to be a significant part of our market, even though they're in some disfavor right now. Pickup trucks and SUVs and minivans are all called light trucks, and they're going to continue to make up almost half of all the vehicles sold in the country. What auto dealers, at least in New England, have told me is that they're not seeing so much people saying, `Get me out of this SUV, and get me into a Toyota Prius.' They're seeing, `Get me out of this big SUV, and get me into a small SUV,' such as the Ford Escape." -"Yeah, I think that--one of the things I think has happened is that there have been several different movements happening at the same time. But if you'd go onto a Google site and you tried to find--put down May Day or May 1st Immigrant Demonstration, you'll be referred to websites of groups that are, let's say, largely outside the mainstream. I mean, in other words, what you're really seeing, I think, is a battle between a sort of extremist nativist position on the one hand, and…" -"The thing that's most likely is that the female actually ovulates over a fairly long period, so all of the embryos are actually at different stages of development. One of the things that's important is the male that mates with the female first has a big advantage, as far as having the embryo that reaches the size where it starts to kill and eat its siblings. And one thing that's very interesting about sand tigers in captivity, when mating is being observed the males actually form a dominance hierarchy. And the dominant male actually guards the female and prevents other males from mating with her. And that might be a strategy to actually ensure that he's the one, the dominant male is the one to fertilize those earliest eggs which are then going to become the cannibals." -Thank you. -"Good morning, Steve." -"Well, you know, Congress created that tax break early last year when foreclosures and short sales, they were just pounding down the housing prices. And, you know, very few people want to buy a house when they can see that the prices are still dropping. So Congress thought it really needed to do something to step in and help. And the idea here was that if taxpayers would just help make housing a little more affordable, young families could buy houses, and that would start to put a floor under prices. So, Realtors predicted that once the prices started to rise on starter homes, the whole market could stabilize and heal itself from the bottom up. And it helped a bit, but it's just not clear at this point that those gains are sustainable. After that tax credit expired at the end of April, the market crashed again. We saw new home sales plunge 33 percent in May, and that's very discouraging. Now, the companies that track real estate say the prices are starting to slide again in a lot of cities." -Right. -"Well, it looks like the rest of the ocean. I mean, the surface of the ocean is disturbed by way of which, which reflect light. So satellites can see it. Only like spy planes and low-flying aircrafts can actually see down into the water. But some fishermen can spot these large agglomerations of debris that the ocean has knitted together. We've picked up one, weighed a couple hundred pounds. It had a toothbrush in it. Even though, it was mostly composed of net and tarps and stuff like that." -This is just a few months in that long path. -"Well, you know, I reviewed for years myself and then I still do occasionally, and you can kind of get into the habit of destroying things. It's much more interesting and much more difficult to try and show why good things are good. You know, there's a thrill to kind of trying to destroy something, and David feels it." -Thanks for having me. -Cool. -"There'll be - well, it's about an 18-minute mile pace, which is a very slow run, but a pretty decent pace when you're walking, especially for 26 miles." -"…including our colleagues in Malaysia and Singapore. We're getting rather close to Thailand. They're not sure quite how far it went. But this dispatch said things about the Thai foreign minister, questioning his sanity. It was really not the sort of material that you would want to see distributed that widely. The tradition was eventually brought to a halt in 2006 after a very funny valedictory dispatch from our ambassador to Rome, Sir Ivor Roberts." -"So what you might expect are some short-term disruptions. But long-term, these things tend to fix themselves surprisingly quickly." -"Well, that's a good question. They weren't teaching very much. They were exposing their students to a little bit of anatomical dissection and maybe a little bit of physiology lab. And some of the conditions that he found were truly atrocious. And his main criticisms were that they had very poor clinical education, very poor clinical facilities. And what Flexner wanted to do was to have students understand where the knowledge came from and how it was derived, not mainly to learn memorization of facts given in a lecture." -"Yes. I mean, I think we didn't really have a clear conception of what we would find. So most of the previous studies of recent selection in humans have focused on just a handful of genes where there was some prior biological expectation that these might be targets of selection. So one of these, for example, is the lactase gene that's responsible for metabolizing milk in some populations, including Europeans. And our approach is different, because it really allowed us to scan the whole genome in sort of an unbiased way and try to get a sense of what kinds of biological processes are evolving and how much evolution is going on over this very recent time scale." -"I was actually more irritated with myself. It was getting windy and a storm front was coming in. And so I was looking for somewhere to get out of the wind. And then I found a big pine tree and just started pulling in needles. And then I saw some willow trees, and so I started cutting branches and then basically just tried to cover up. I was wet from going in and out of streams so I stayed awake all night, as I did for the next four nights." -Thank you. Glad to be with you. -We do not have enough attorneys. We need more. -"Oh, they've got quite a few boats done got broke loose and went elsewhere. I don't see none (unintelligible) yet. But a lot of ropes got popped. And it was - I'm glad that that's all what happened around here, because it could be a lot worse. And it's not over yet. We're still experiencing a lot of water on the outside. You know, these levees are holding it back, but I don't trust the levees." -"Well, I think that's part of it and what John has said is that that's one of a lot of reasons why he left the paper. I think it would be a mistake to assume that John left in protest. John and I are very close. We talk probably more than we talk to each other's wives. And I can tell you, it's not the only reason he left. He left because he's been running newspapers--this is his third newspaper--he's been running newspapers for more than two decades, and I think he wanted to do something different. I feel that the two of us have spent--we've been partners for the last five years. I know all of the things we've assembled. I know what has to be protected. I don't think of it as much of a firestorm as other people do. Maybe I'm kidding myself, but that's not the way I see it." -"Well, it hasn't been that long ago that people - also high-level members of ISIS or the Islamic State had access to Turkey and were treated at Turkish hospitals. So we know, for example, of about one high-level ISIS fighter who was there just six months ago." -"A lot of them come from West Africa, but they really come from across sub-Saharan Africa. We talked to people from Liberia, from Burkina Faso, from Senegal, from the Gambia. It really was a huge range of people from across West Africa." -"Hello, Alex. It's nice to be here." -Thanks for having me. -"Remember; there have been news reports for a few days now that three Trump campaign advisers or aides met with an FBI asset in the course of the campaign. People close to the investigation say that was because the FBI didn't want word to get out that Trump or the Trump campaign was under investigation for possible collusion with Russians in the course of 2016. So as opposed to calling those aides in and interviewing them quite publicly or taking other steps, they sent an informant in to talk to those folks. Now, this is a counterintelligence investigation, not just a criminal one. And in counterintelligence investigations, the FBI and other government agencies often use these kinds of informants to go in and gather information secretly often to protect the privacy of people who are being investigated. And, Don, these require very high-level approvals at Justice and the FBI. They're not just something one guy can do." -"Well, being a porter on Everest is probably the best job going ,if you're a Sherpa in the Khumbu region and you want to stay and work where you live. You can make between $2- and $6,000 in a climbing season. You know, this is in a country where the median income is still around $550 or $600 a year. So the guys who are strong enough and fit enough to do this work make enough money to support not only their own families, but much of their extended families." -"Hi, Madeleine." -"The other man, Majed Hameed--who worked for us and also for Al-Arabiya television, was detained--and it seems he was detained because sometime earlier there'd been some vague allegations made by unknown third parties. But again, we never had any specific information about why he seemed to have attracted some suspicion." -"Well, John, it comes in at about $300 billion over the five-year length of the farm bill - big chunk of change, lots of money." -"Well, that's been a serious issue raised by the mayor here. He feels that the money that he wants from the central government in Baghdad for reconstruction efforts has not flowed as freely as he had hoped. And if you drive around the city, you can see the evidence that mortars fell like rain here just a few months ago. There are many, many crumbled buildings, buildings that need to be rebuilt. The mayor says he's waiting for $33 million to come in that was promised to him by the Baghdad government that he has yet to see. So it's quite obvious that it's a city that seen a lot of bloodshed in the past, and hopefully what we've seen this weekend and early this week is not the start of a new trend here." -"That's right, yes, absolutely. It's a malignant form of cancer." -"No, I don't get that far. I type in Falun Gong at Yahoo.com and a little pop-up comes up saying, Alert, the document contains no data." -"You expect a machine like this to have problems, you know, growing pains as you get it to work operationally." -"Yeah, we do. I think over the last 20 years we've taken in a huge number of people into the city. We have 50 different religions in the city. I mean, I'm sure that's the case of many other cities as well, but we've become a very diverse city, and that's enriched our culture." -"Some of these boats, in particular, are in bad shape. And some of the men, in particular, are in bad shape. They have running sores. They have bedbug outbreaks. And some people are very afraid of their captains." -That's... -"Yeah. Twenty-five percent more, yes." -"Not yet. He says he plans to fight the ruling. SCA is based in Dallas, and it's gone to state district court in Dallas to ask that the arbitration award be turned into a final judgment. If that happens within the next 30 to 60 days, then SCA can collect the money. If he still refuses, the company can seize money from bank account, stocks, cash, jewelry, his vacation home in Hawaii even." -"Ultimately, I think baby steps. One, just creating a coalition that is biblically based but also shares the compassion that Jesus displayed in the Scriptures, an individual who cares for the poor, who's concerned for the outcast and the marginalized but, at the same time, doesn't compromise his divinity in order to show compassion. I think what we often are asked to do is to make those things mutually exclusive." -"Oh, absolutely. Interestingly enough, you know, two of the safest cities in the United States are San Diego and El Paso, which are both border towns. In the '90s, you know, it was kind of chaotic along the San Diego border. Significant progress was made and it's now one of the more secure border crossing points that we have. And you've seen, I think, a lot of this violence and this illegal activity now moving to Arizona. So there are certainly some things that could be learned and I think Arizona can gain some additional measures." -"Well, it's a good question. I mean, it does get to - are we giving people the kind of news that matters to them? Obviously, a lot of this conversation gets tangled up quite quickly in national politics and Trump and the election. And I don't think the Daily News story is about that. But one of the things I think we learned in that conversation is that a lot of the journalism that a lot of journalists were doing, which is about the sort of horse race of politics or the sort of process of politics wasn't really what people wanted to read. I mean, they wanted to read about taxes. They wanted to read about health care. They wanted to read about school policy. And those stories weren't being done. So I think there's some fault in a very broad way in terms of what people are writing about. But this is the case that we now have to engage in." -"So certainly the longer this goes on, the greater the concerns that it could drag in more tribes and more men into this conflict and spread beyond that northern district of Hassiba(ph). There have been attempts at tribal mediation, which went rather wrong. Yesterday when the house of Sadek al-Ahmar, where the mediation was going on, came under attack and mortar fire left several of those tribal mediators - and they were prominent sheiks - injured, and reports that even that some of them have been killed." -"Twenty years ago, when I was a young professor about to teach a course on African-American fiction, I set about to find a forgotten or undiscovered classic by a woman writer. I wanted a book that would hold its own against such urban classics as ""Invisible Man"" or ""Native Son,"" an older book that would complement the newer works by Toni Morrison and Alice Walker or the recently republished novels of Zora Neale Hurston. What I discovered was Ann Petry's magnificent 1946 novel ""The Street"". Described by some as an urban ""To Kill a Mockingbird,"" minus any redemption and hope, ""The Street"" tells the story of Lutie Johnson and her 8-year-old son during the last years of the Second World War. Lutie is a young, hard-working single mother in urban America trying to get ahead in a world that ignores and exploits her. I saw her struggles and determination as both inspiring and doomed. In striving to provide for her son's future, she often ignored his immediate needs and fears. This book shook me so much that whenever I taught it in class, later that night I would slip into my sleeping sons' bedrooms to watch them and make silent promises. Even now, whenever I finish it, I calculate how old the main character's son would be and wonder what sort of life he had. I care deeply about these characters. They are real to me. This book creates a lot of discussion, often uncomfortable, in my literature classes. It makes us confront difficult questions about race and class. Who has access to the American Dream? Why do some characters make it but Lutie doesn't? Petry wants her readers to see the two sides of America, the gleaming and moneyed suburbs, where she herself was raised, and the struggles of black women in Harlem where she moved after her marriage. ""The Street"" is a book that raises passion in readers, and in me. It is as relevant today as when it was written in the 1940s. Particularly now, with the upcoming presidential election, it makes us think about what it was like to be a single mother raising a black son to believe he was worthy of all the best this country can offer. I can't think of a better place to start a national discussion about the audacity of hope than with this undiscovered classic, as fresh and moving now as the day it was published." -Thank you very much. -Hi. -"There were 9,000 people. I've never seen so many bikes in one location. Just phenomenal." -"Well, it was helpful to me, and I had even more fun writing ""Heat"" than I had writing ""Cold.""" -"Things have improved since the first early weeks when people didn't have toilets, when there wasn't any water. But things haven't significantly improved in recent months. Things are pretty much at a plateau. People are living in tents, they're living under tarps, they're living in just shacks that they constructed out of whatever they could pull together and a lot of people are just stuck at sort of that level. There are some organized camps which are somewhat better in that they're all the same type of tents - they're better tents, they're stronger - but then they were trying to evacuate one of those during this approaching hurricane because it was on a flood plain and there was concerns and that turned into complete chaos as some people wanted to be evacuated, some people felt it was a trick. So things remain incredibly tenuous for people. People feel incredibly vulnerable and there's a sense that things aren't moving forward, that they're just stuck in these camps and it's unclear when they're going to get out." -"Yes, yes." -Good morning. -"Well, the thing that makes Nashville unique is the location of Bridgestone Arena - right in downtown in the middle of everything, next to Broadway where all the neon lights are, all the restaurants, everything. So imagine yourself walking down the street. You see these neon lights. You smell barbecue. You smell all these great foods coming (inaudible). You hear live music as you're walking into the arena. So just that alone helps paint the picture of how you can get excited go into this game. And then after the game, what makes it different, too, you're right there on the streets - all the bars, all the honky-tonks, all the live music, restaurants. During the game, intermissions - it's not just advertisements playing on a Megatron. You have live music. So you have guys like Charles Esten from Nashville playing live music there. Sometimes you'll have people from different major bands, as well. You have country music stars singing the national anthem. It is a totally unique experience in every single way." -"This, until the completion of the investigation of the unfortunate event yesterday in Qana." -"Well, if you read Ted Turner's vision--and he's now really no longer involved in the running of CNN--but if you read what he had to say back when it was launched, he sort of described it as a newspaper of the air. He said, `You know, broadcast networks are really too much like headline wire service copy.' In a sense, that's what much of the time cable news functions as. They give you brief bursts of updates. In fact, MSNBC now every 15 minutes gives you an update of the news. And in between they're trying to figure out ways to keep you watching. So they'll do reported pieces. They'll do a lot of interviews. There are a lot of talk shows. And to be honest, there's a lot of things that we would classify as kind of pulpy, quasi-tabloid, quasi-celebrity news; anything that's sort of waiting for the next great crisis. And when crisis hits, people turn to cable, they particularly turn to CNN. And when crisis abates, they kind of tune it out. They don't need it as much." -And they don't. -Good. -"Well, it's actually very significant. The Hispanic vote in Florida in a primary can be 10 to 12 percent of that vote. And as we saw in the 2004 Republican primary when Mel Martinez won the nomination, a very high turn-out in Miami-Dade where the vote moved in a large direction towards one candidate, it can be very telling and very important to building a vote margin." -"Well, you know, officials say that Rahman was killed last week in Waziristan, Pakistan in this CIA drone strike, and they seem fairly confident that they got him. That said, you know, there are often reports about drone strikes against core al-Qaida leaders and then these guys end up surfacing later. And in fact, that actually happened to Rahman last year. They said he was dead and clearly he wasn't. And he was reported killed this time in a very remote part of Pakistan. So, it's unclear how the U.S. can be so sure they got him. The officials we spoke to seemed pretty confident but they wouldn't say whether they had DNA evidence or something more dispositive like that. Usually, the way we find out definitively is al-Qaida announces it, and that hasn't happened yet." -"That's exactly right. There's deep fear about this crisis spreading to Italy and expanding further. There are reports this morning, Renee, that Italy has agreed to let the International Monetary Fund monitor its economic reform efforts. Italy's prime minister, Silvio Berlusconi, has been under intense pressure to move very quickly on really a broad series of reforms, including very controversial issues, such as privatizing state-run Italian companies, radically reforming the government pension system, labor market changes to make it easier to fire workers. You know, these are all measures that are deeply unpopular at home. And Berlusconi, like his Greek colleague, is under mounting pressure to step down and hand power to an emergency government. Italy's government is in crisis. And really the whole issue of expanding the eurozone's rescue firewall is to try to better protect against the possibility that Italy's troubles will only get worse in coming months." -"Basically, she prayed for the university. She prayed for the students' continued success. She prayed over the losses that we've all experienced. And she prayed basically just for the preservation of our university and for our students to continue to do well." -Thank you. -"Good, thanks." +"Yes. Yeah, actually, whenever I get together with friends of mine who don't work for newspapers, I realize how much more fun I have than they do. There are a lot more pressures. I have to worry about budgets. I have to worry about the careers of other people. But the reality is I come into the newsroom every morning with about 10 things that I want to get done in terms of coverage. I can influence coverage of everything from how we write about music, to how we write about Supreme Court nominees, to how we cover the most interesting city in America. That's a blast. You can't complain too much about that." +"To tell you the truth, I started to cry. I was a little disappointed. There's some financial effects, and then there's also just - it's kind of demeaning to be considered basically a second-class citizen. That's how I feel. You know, I pay taxes. I'm a citizen. I'm a grown woman with a partner of 10 years and a 22-month-old child that I've adopted. My partner had the baby. And we're a family with a house, and we're really like a boring couple. And yet, New York state doesn't consider us a family." +"Right. Which, of course, supposes that these are not objective. The funny thing is that the GOP is assuming - as I said - that this will necessarily favor Hillary Clinton. I don't think the Clintons - they've been silent on this, but speaking to their associates, I don't think they make any such assumption at all. And already these projects have also drawn fire from the left, who fear that it could go quite the other way." +"To some extent, China is more able than the United States to set ambitious targets for things like renewable energy. But I would say in the last eight to ten years in the United States, there has been a tremendous amount of path-breaking work going on at the state level, particularly in California. And some of the policies that California has put into place, such as its very ambitious solar energy incentives have become the model for China." +There are so many incredible writers out there on Twitter and so many really compelling firsthand accounts of the big news stories this year that it makes for a really interesting way to recap some of those big events. +"You know, that would be a difficult one to impose and to regulate. I think the strength of the lobbying law is that it is so narrowly defined - covering the most important piece of lobbying, which is contacting Congressmen and covered officials." +"I think it is backfiring on President Trump's critics. When you overshoot the mark and you turn the dial to 11 on every single issue, I think the American public starts to tune you out." +"Thank you, Steve. Nice to be with you." +"I think, frankly, what I get from a lot of them is that my politics are their politics. I'd be the better candidate and I'd be the better governor. But it's really someone else's turn. And I think the problem with that is that the people who need a change, the ones who can't wait, aren't a part of that conversation. The establishment have all the options and all the influence and connections to protect their interests, frankly, no matter who is in power from whatever party. But everybody else, in my view, is the responsibility of the chief executive, and that's the responsibility I'm looking to assume." +Thank you. +"So, it's certainly not a one-man show and if there's one dominant personality, I would say that today it's Omar Suleiman." +"One day, the Brelands were called out to China Lake to the weapons research station out there to do some research with the U.S. Navy's dolphin program, training dolphins to do things like locate submarines or warn of enemy attack, things like that. And this was run by Bob Bailey, who was kind of an animal behaviorist of his own. And he was convinced to come work with the Brelands at the I.Q. Zoo." +"Basically, the town west from Main Street, you could stand on Main Street and look west and see the next town, which is 10 miles away, which you shouldn't be able to do. Things were leveled. It was debris about four feet deep. There was a picture in the, I think, the New York Times or somewhere that showed on top Hiroshima and on the bottom Greensburg. And it was very similar." +"Oh, that's central to it for sure. What we know, of course, is that some of those folks have severe disabilities by virtue of addiction or mental illness or physical or developmental disability. So we've learned they need permanent housing would support services. The old way of attempting to deliver services when a person's on the street or living in a shelter, you can't do it more ineffectively or more expensively than that. And what we're learning is when you provide, actually, stability and a place to live, that housing itself has a therapeutic impact on folk. Those of us who have never been homeless, we take our housing for granted. But for a homeless person, for the first time, they could actually relax. And when a person's relaxed in the setting of stability and security, they're much more amenable to receiving some of those mental health services or addiction services that they might have rejected had they been on the street." +"You know, I think they were, in many cases. And I reported from Iraq from 2006 through 2008. And, Robert, I dug up some of my old stories, and one was from 2006. And General George Casey, the top commander at the time, predicted that in the next year and a half or so, the Iraqi forces would be independent and need very little help from the Americans. Then I found a story from a year later, 2007, and a major report found it would take another 12 to 18 months. So a competent and independent Iraqi military was always just over the horizon." +"Well, one of the biggest changes is accountability, the way people keep track of where their money went and how it's being used. Also social networking, the way people connect with other people who are giving or the organizations themselves. And also just the physical ways that people are donating. People can donate by texting the word kettle to the Salvation Army, a quick $5 donation via your mobile phone. It doesn't really get any easier than that." +"Well, with respect to polls, my guess is 99 percent of Americans have never even heard of this agency, and I would defy you to find a poll otherwise. To some extent, it's hard to judge precisely what they have done. Again, there are very important laws that need to be enforced. I think in some respects, in certain cases, they have, but in other cases, they've really let us down." +Correct. Discovered that we had it. +"I think there is a small connection. It's not the major reason that rates are going up, but I suspect that chairman Greenspan wants to make sure that inflation is well-controlled on the day he walks out of office, both to protect his own legacy and to make life a little easier for his successor, whoever that may be." +"I think it will be. It'll be very disorienting, at first, because - you know, people are used to turning on their computers and seeing a certain something. And in the case of Windows, that certain something for 20 years has been a desktop environment. Now, suddenly, that desktop environment isn't there anymore. There aren't the icons, the folders; the things that we're all used to, in Windows. There are these colorful tiles. And they have to know how to get from those files to the desktop, where they can do their productive work." +"Well, a lot of things have happened in the interim. Two of the prosecutors who were assigned to the case became judges during this period, believe it or not. That's how long it's been, and they had to reconfigure the prosecution team. Phil Spector has had three different sets of lawyers, and now he has Bruce Cutler. And Bruce Cutler was the lawyer in New York who represented John Gotti; he's kind of known as a mob lawyer, a very enthusiastic, very flamboyant lawyer in the courtroom. He'll be something else to watch when you're watching on television." +That's right. +"It's not at all unexpected. If anything, investors and some people in the auto industry had been begging Ford to make this step. General Motors Corp. earlier this year did something quite similar. And it's really the only way Ford can get its workers out of the existing UAW contract in a way that's amenable to the union. They have a contract and if they wanted to fire these workers any other way, they would have to continue paying them." +"Well, I don't change my views regardless of who it is I'm speaking to or working with. I have never made one call or made one office visit on behalf of a client, and I don't intend to because that's not my role. So I don't think there's any conflict at all." +"Most of the tanks are in fact gone now. Most of the tanks that were around the Government House, most of them are gone now. And the presence here today is a lot less than it was two weeks ago in the days immediately following the coup. I think - I think the military feels pretty confident right now. I think they feel like they're in charge, that the bad news that they thought might follow this, that some Thaksin supporters might rise up and say, hey, we're not on board with this thing, that hasn't happened yet. So I think the military is feeling pretty good in fact that a lot of the military has been brought back to barracks, sent back to barracks, I think that's an indication that they're feeling pretty confident." +So we tested that. +"So in Louisiana, they had a practice on the books that meant that felony convictions could happen with a split jury, so 10-2 or 11-1. And voters said, no, we're going to be like the rest of the country, with the exception of Oregon, and we're going to have unanimous juries for felony convictions." +"One person, actually the aide to Ted Kennedy. Now, the reason I got into Ted Kennedy's office is that he has a book coming out on the adventures of his dog, named Splash. Yes." +"Well, as I understand it right now, the vast majority of the money being put up would be public. Private investors might put up as little as 3 percent equity in some of these partnerships. The Treasury would add more equity from the TARP funds it got from Congress - you know, the $700 billion, which is now down to 300 billion after all the injections of capital into the banks. So the private investors don't have a lot of skin in the game. And the purchases of the assets would be further financed by these low-interest loans from the Fed or the FDIC. Those are likely to be called non-recourse loans, which means that the toxic assets lose money after they're purchased. The private investors would lose only the 3 percent of money they put down, or maybe 10 percent, if they invested that much, and the government would lose the rest. So the taxpayers are on the hook. But if the toxic assets rise in value, there's the prospect of big gains for private investors. Now, some people suggest the downside to taxpayers may be small because these toxic assets are undervalued right now and are unlikely to fall much further but have a bigger chance of increasing in value. We'll just have to see." +"We're on the ballot in 11 states, and we have ballot access in another number of states. So we have a total ballot access either as a write-in or appearing on the ballot in 34 to 35 states. By the time we get to Election Day, it will be 43 to 45." +"You know, it's such a fine balance, because what I like to do at first is assess their financial situation. If they have a family and they're pretty much short on cash and they don't have a big income, you know, if they're stirring at a contract from Lithuania or Italy, or wherever that is presenting yourself at $20,000 a month, I have them take a long look at that and say, are you aware of what you could possibly be risking? And more often than not, they always say to me, well, I feel like I belong, and just in my gut, and I want to take that chance. Believe it or not, a handful of my guys have, in fact, turned down big contracts, go on to the D-League, and have gone on to make the league and make good money." +"They are known for a couple of different things. Bob Komer's particularly notable for his work on a grazing settlement between the Bureau of Land Management and a Wyoming rancher. And in that case, that was actually the subject of an Inspector General's report which cited Mr. Komer for pressuring rank and file employees to reach a settlement which was seen as favorable to the rancher in question. And then, Mark McEwen is known more for being a very fierce proponent of property rights and pushing for ranchers and other individuals to have their property rights recognized by the federal government." +Good to talk to you. Thank you very much for having me tonight. +"I think that argument is silly. The harder questions really relate to in addition to trying to negotiate to save some lives, was there more that might have been done to encourage others to flee to Romania, to avoid being ghettoized? Could lives, more lives, have been saved if more emphasis had been put on that? But I don't criticize Kastner for entering into negotiation in the hope of trying to save lives." +It's still totally unreal when I think about it. It feels so weird to be able to just kind of buy things when I want them or need them. +Thank you. +"Car buying, there's been a--it's hard to look at, you know, this momentary flash because of gasoline prices. SUV sales have gone down--I think it's about 15 percent over two years. It's been a fairly steady--I mean, I think it's more leveling off. People are leaving the bigger SUVs, going to crossovers, that sort of thing. It's been a leveling off. It's still going to be a significant part of our market, even though they're in some disfavor right now. Pickup trucks and SUVs and minivans are all called light trucks, and they're going to continue to make up almost half of all the vehicles sold in the country. What auto dealers, at least in New England, have told me is that they're not seeing so much people saying, `Get me out of this SUV, and get me into a Toyota Prius.' They're seeing, `Get me out of this big SUV, and get me into a small SUV,' such as the Ford Escape." +"Yeah, I think that--one of the things I think has happened is that there have been several different movements happening at the same time. But if you'd go onto a Google site and you tried to find--put down May Day or May 1st Immigrant Demonstration, you'll be referred to websites of groups that are, let's say, largely outside the mainstream. I mean, in other words, what you're really seeing, I think, is a battle between a sort of extremist nativist position on the one hand, and…" +"The thing that's most likely is that the female actually ovulates over a fairly long period, so all of the embryos are actually at different stages of development. One of the things that's important is the male that mates with the female first has a big advantage, as far as having the embryo that reaches the size where it starts to kill and eat its siblings. And one thing that's very interesting about sand tigers in captivity, when mating is being observed the males actually form a dominance hierarchy. And the dominant male actually guards the female and prevents other males from mating with her. And that might be a strategy to actually ensure that he's the one, the dominant male is the one to fertilize those earliest eggs which are then going to become the cannibals." +Thank you. +"Good morning, Steve." +"Well, you know, Congress created that tax break early last year when foreclosures and short sales, they were just pounding down the housing prices. And, you know, very few people want to buy a house when they can see that the prices are still dropping. So Congress thought it really needed to do something to step in and help. And the idea here was that if taxpayers would just help make housing a little more affordable, young families could buy houses, and that would start to put a floor under prices. So, Realtors predicted that once the prices started to rise on starter homes, the whole market could stabilize and heal itself from the bottom up. And it helped a bit, but it's just not clear at this point that those gains are sustainable. After that tax credit expired at the end of April, the market crashed again. We saw new home sales plunge 33 percent in May, and that's very discouraging. Now, the companies that track real estate say the prices are starting to slide again in a lot of cities." +Right. +"Well, it looks like the rest of the ocean. I mean, the surface of the ocean is disturbed by way of which, which reflect light. So satellites can see it. Only like spy planes and low-flying aircrafts can actually see down into the water. But some fishermen can spot these large agglomerations of debris that the ocean has knitted together. We've picked up one, weighed a couple hundred pounds. It had a toothbrush in it. Even though, it was mostly composed of net and tarps and stuff like that." +This is just a few months in that long path. +"Well, you know, I reviewed for years myself and then I still do occasionally, and you can kind of get into the habit of destroying things. It's much more interesting and much more difficult to try and show why good things are good. You know, there's a thrill to kind of trying to destroy something, and David feels it." +Thanks for having me. +Cool. +"There'll be - well, it's about an 18-minute mile pace, which is a very slow run, but a pretty decent pace when you're walking, especially for 26 miles." +"…including our colleagues in Malaysia and Singapore. We're getting rather close to Thailand. They're not sure quite how far it went. But this dispatch said things about the Thai foreign minister, questioning his sanity. It was really not the sort of material that you would want to see distributed that widely. The tradition was eventually brought to a halt in 2006 after a very funny valedictory dispatch from our ambassador to Rome, Sir Ivor Roberts." +"So what you might expect are some short-term disruptions. But long-term, these things tend to fix themselves surprisingly quickly." +"Well, that's a good question. They weren't teaching very much. They were exposing their students to a little bit of anatomical dissection and maybe a little bit of physiology lab. And some of the conditions that he found were truly atrocious. And his main criticisms were that they had very poor clinical education, very poor clinical facilities. And what Flexner wanted to do was to have students understand where the knowledge came from and how it was derived, not mainly to learn memorization of facts given in a lecture." +"Yes. I mean, I think we didn't really have a clear conception of what we would find. So most of the previous studies of recent selection in humans have focused on just a handful of genes where there was some prior biological expectation that these might be targets of selection. So one of these, for example, is the lactase gene that's responsible for metabolizing milk in some populations, including Europeans. And our approach is different, because it really allowed us to scan the whole genome in sort of an unbiased way and try to get a sense of what kinds of biological processes are evolving and how much evolution is going on over this very recent time scale." +"I was actually more irritated with myself. It was getting windy and a storm front was coming in. And so I was looking for somewhere to get out of the wind. And then I found a big pine tree and just started pulling in needles. And then I saw some willow trees, and so I started cutting branches and then basically just tried to cover up. I was wet from going in and out of streams so I stayed awake all night, as I did for the next four nights." +Thank you. Glad to be with you. +We do not have enough attorneys. We need more. +"Oh, they've got quite a few boats done got broke loose and went elsewhere. I don't see none (unintelligible) yet. But a lot of ropes got popped. And it was - I'm glad that that's all what happened around here, because it could be a lot worse. And it's not over yet. We're still experiencing a lot of water on the outside. You know, these levees are holding it back, but I don't trust the levees." +"Well, I think that's part of it and what John has said is that that's one of a lot of reasons why he left the paper. I think it would be a mistake to assume that John left in protest. John and I are very close. We talk probably more than we talk to each other's wives. And I can tell you, it's not the only reason he left. He left because he's been running newspapers--this is his third newspaper--he's been running newspapers for more than two decades, and I think he wanted to do something different. I feel that the two of us have spent--we've been partners for the last five years. I know all of the things we've assembled. I know what has to be protected. I don't think of it as much of a firestorm as other people do. Maybe I'm kidding myself, but that's not the way I see it." +"Well, it hasn't been that long ago that people - also high-level members of ISIS or the Islamic State had access to Turkey and were treated at Turkish hospitals. So we know, for example, of about one high-level ISIS fighter who was there just six months ago." +"A lot of them come from West Africa, but they really come from across sub-Saharan Africa. We talked to people from Liberia, from Burkina Faso, from Senegal, from the Gambia. It really was a huge range of people from across West Africa." +"Hello, Alex. It's nice to be here." +Thanks for having me. +"Remember; there have been news reports for a few days now that three Trump campaign advisers or aides met with an FBI asset in the course of the campaign. People close to the investigation say that was because the FBI didn't want word to get out that Trump or the Trump campaign was under investigation for possible collusion with Russians in the course of 2016. So as opposed to calling those aides in and interviewing them quite publicly or taking other steps, they sent an informant in to talk to those folks. Now, this is a counterintelligence investigation, not just a criminal one. And in counterintelligence investigations, the FBI and other government agencies often use these kinds of informants to go in and gather information secretly often to protect the privacy of people who are being investigated. And, Don, these require very high-level approvals at Justice and the FBI. They're not just something one guy can do." +"Well, being a porter on Everest is probably the best job going ,if you're a Sherpa in the Khumbu region and you want to stay and work where you live. You can make between $2- and $6,000 in a climbing season. You know, this is in a country where the median income is still around $550 or $600 a year. So the guys who are strong enough and fit enough to do this work make enough money to support not only their own families, but much of their extended families." +"Hi, Madeleine." +"The other man, Majed Hameed--who worked for us and also for Al-Arabiya television, was detained--and it seems he was detained because sometime earlier there'd been some vague allegations made by unknown third parties. But again, we never had any specific information about why he seemed to have attracted some suspicion." +"Well, John, it comes in at about $300 billion over the five-year length of the farm bill - big chunk of change, lots of money." +"Well, that's been a serious issue raised by the mayor here. He feels that the money that he wants from the central government in Baghdad for reconstruction efforts has not flowed as freely as he had hoped. And if you drive around the city, you can see the evidence that mortars fell like rain here just a few months ago. There are many, many crumbled buildings, buildings that need to be rebuilt. The mayor says he's waiting for $33 million to come in that was promised to him by the Baghdad government that he has yet to see. So it's quite obvious that it's a city that seen a lot of bloodshed in the past, and hopefully what we've seen this weekend and early this week is not the start of a new trend here." +"That's right, yes, absolutely. It's a malignant form of cancer." +"No, I don't get that far. I type in Falun Gong at Yahoo.com and a little pop-up comes up saying, Alert, the document contains no data." +"You expect a machine like this to have problems, you know, growing pains as you get it to work operationally." +"Yeah, we do. I think over the last 20 years we've taken in a huge number of people into the city. We have 50 different religions in the city. I mean, I'm sure that's the case of many other cities as well, but we've become a very diverse city, and that's enriched our culture." +"Some of these boats, in particular, are in bad shape. And some of the men, in particular, are in bad shape. They have running sores. They have bedbug outbreaks. And some people are very afraid of their captains." +That's... +"Yeah. Twenty-five percent more, yes." +"Not yet. He says he plans to fight the ruling. SCA is based in Dallas, and it's gone to state district court in Dallas to ask that the arbitration award be turned into a final judgment. If that happens within the next 30 to 60 days, then SCA can collect the money. If he still refuses, the company can seize money from bank account, stocks, cash, jewelry, his vacation home in Hawaii even." +"Ultimately, I think baby steps. One, just creating a coalition that is biblically based but also shares the compassion that Jesus displayed in the Scriptures, an individual who cares for the poor, who's concerned for the outcast and the marginalized but, at the same time, doesn't compromise his divinity in order to show compassion. I think what we often are asked to do is to make those things mutually exclusive." +"Oh, absolutely. Interestingly enough, you know, two of the safest cities in the United States are San Diego and El Paso, which are both border towns. In the '90s, you know, it was kind of chaotic along the San Diego border. Significant progress was made and it's now one of the more secure border crossing points that we have. And you've seen, I think, a lot of this violence and this illegal activity now moving to Arizona. So there are certainly some things that could be learned and I think Arizona can gain some additional measures." +"Well, it's a good question. I mean, it does get to - are we giving people the kind of news that matters to them? Obviously, a lot of this conversation gets tangled up quite quickly in national politics and Trump and the election. And I don't think the Daily News story is about that. But one of the things I think we learned in that conversation is that a lot of the journalism that a lot of journalists were doing, which is about the sort of horse race of politics or the sort of process of politics wasn't really what people wanted to read. I mean, they wanted to read about taxes. They wanted to read about health care. They wanted to read about school policy. And those stories weren't being done. So I think there's some fault in a very broad way in terms of what people are writing about. But this is the case that we now have to engage in." +"So certainly the longer this goes on, the greater the concerns that it could drag in more tribes and more men into this conflict and spread beyond that northern district of Hassiba(ph). There have been attempts at tribal mediation, which went rather wrong. Yesterday when the house of Sadek al-Ahmar, where the mediation was going on, came under attack and mortar fire left several of those tribal mediators - and they were prominent sheiks - injured, and reports that even that some of them have been killed." +"Twenty years ago, when I was a young professor about to teach a course on African-American fiction, I set about to find a forgotten or undiscovered classic by a woman writer. I wanted a book that would hold its own against such urban classics as ""Invisible Man"" or ""Native Son,"" an older book that would complement the newer works by Toni Morrison and Alice Walker or the recently republished novels of Zora Neale Hurston. What I discovered was Ann Petry's magnificent 1946 novel ""The Street"". Described by some as an urban ""To Kill a Mockingbird,"" minus any redemption and hope, ""The Street"" tells the story of Lutie Johnson and her 8-year-old son during the last years of the Second World War. Lutie is a young, hard-working single mother in urban America trying to get ahead in a world that ignores and exploits her. I saw her struggles and determination as both inspiring and doomed. In striving to provide for her son's future, she often ignored his immediate needs and fears. This book shook me so much that whenever I taught it in class, later that night I would slip into my sleeping sons' bedrooms to watch them and make silent promises. Even now, whenever I finish it, I calculate how old the main character's son would be and wonder what sort of life he had. I care deeply about these characters. They are real to me. This book creates a lot of discussion, often uncomfortable, in my literature classes. It makes us confront difficult questions about race and class. Who has access to the American Dream? Why do some characters make it but Lutie doesn't? Petry wants her readers to see the two sides of America, the gleaming and moneyed suburbs, where she herself was raised, and the struggles of black women in Harlem where she moved after her marriage. ""The Street"" is a book that raises passion in readers, and in me. It is as relevant today as when it was written in the 1940s. Particularly now, with the upcoming presidential election, it makes us think about what it was like to be a single mother raising a black son to believe he was worthy of all the best this country can offer. I can't think of a better place to start a national discussion about the audacity of hope than with this undiscovered classic, as fresh and moving now as the day it was published." +Thank you very much. +Hi. +"There were 9,000 people. I've never seen so many bikes in one location. Just phenomenal." +"Well, it was helpful to me, and I had even more fun writing ""Heat"" than I had writing ""Cold.""" +"Things have improved since the first early weeks when people didn't have toilets, when there wasn't any water. But things haven't significantly improved in recent months. Things are pretty much at a plateau. People are living in tents, they're living under tarps, they're living in just shacks that they constructed out of whatever they could pull together and a lot of people are just stuck at sort of that level. There are some organized camps which are somewhat better in that they're all the same type of tents - they're better tents, they're stronger - but then they were trying to evacuate one of those during this approaching hurricane because it was on a flood plain and there was concerns and that turned into complete chaos as some people wanted to be evacuated, some people felt it was a trick. So things remain incredibly tenuous for people. People feel incredibly vulnerable and there's a sense that things aren't moving forward, that they're just stuck in these camps and it's unclear when they're going to get out." +"Yes, yes." +Good morning. +"Well, the thing that makes Nashville unique is the location of Bridgestone Arena - right in downtown in the middle of everything, next to Broadway where all the neon lights are, all the restaurants, everything. So imagine yourself walking down the street. You see these neon lights. You smell barbecue. You smell all these great foods coming (inaudible). You hear live music as you're walking into the arena. So just that alone helps paint the picture of how you can get excited go into this game. And then after the game, what makes it different, too, you're right there on the streets - all the bars, all the honky-tonks, all the live music, restaurants. During the game, intermissions - it's not just advertisements playing on a Megatron. You have live music. So you have guys like Charles Esten from Nashville playing live music there. Sometimes you'll have people from different major bands, as well. You have country music stars singing the national anthem. It is a totally unique experience in every single way." +"This, until the completion of the investigation of the unfortunate event yesterday in Qana." +"Well, if you read Ted Turner's vision--and he's now really no longer involved in the running of CNN--but if you read what he had to say back when it was launched, he sort of described it as a newspaper of the air. He said, `You know, broadcast networks are really too much like headline wire service copy.' In a sense, that's what much of the time cable news functions as. They give you brief bursts of updates. In fact, MSNBC now every 15 minutes gives you an update of the news. And in between they're trying to figure out ways to keep you watching. So they'll do reported pieces. They'll do a lot of interviews. There are a lot of talk shows. And to be honest, there's a lot of things that we would classify as kind of pulpy, quasi-tabloid, quasi-celebrity news; anything that's sort of waiting for the next great crisis. And when crisis hits, people turn to cable, they particularly turn to CNN. And when crisis abates, they kind of tune it out. They don't need it as much." +And they don't. +Good. +"Well, it's actually very significant. The Hispanic vote in Florida in a primary can be 10 to 12 percent of that vote. And as we saw in the 2004 Republican primary when Mel Martinez won the nomination, a very high turn-out in Miami-Dade where the vote moved in a large direction towards one candidate, it can be very telling and very important to building a vote margin." +"Well, you know, officials say that Rahman was killed last week in Waziristan, Pakistan in this CIA drone strike, and they seem fairly confident that they got him. That said, you know, there are often reports about drone strikes against core al-Qaida leaders and then these guys end up surfacing later. And in fact, that actually happened to Rahman last year. They said he was dead and clearly he wasn't. And he was reported killed this time in a very remote part of Pakistan. So, it's unclear how the U.S. can be so sure they got him. The officials we spoke to seemed pretty confident but they wouldn't say whether they had DNA evidence or something more dispositive like that. Usually, the way we find out definitively is al-Qaida announces it, and that hasn't happened yet." +"That's exactly right. There's deep fear about this crisis spreading to Italy and expanding further. There are reports this morning, Renee, that Italy has agreed to let the International Monetary Fund monitor its economic reform efforts. Italy's prime minister, Silvio Berlusconi, has been under intense pressure to move very quickly on really a broad series of reforms, including very controversial issues, such as privatizing state-run Italian companies, radically reforming the government pension system, labor market changes to make it easier to fire workers. You know, these are all measures that are deeply unpopular at home. And Berlusconi, like his Greek colleague, is under mounting pressure to step down and hand power to an emergency government. Italy's government is in crisis. And really the whole issue of expanding the eurozone's rescue firewall is to try to better protect against the possibility that Italy's troubles will only get worse in coming months." +"Basically, she prayed for the university. She prayed for the students' continued success. She prayed over the losses that we've all experienced. And she prayed basically just for the preservation of our university and for our students to continue to do well." +Thank you. +"Good, thanks." "Well, I'm fine, of course, it's an awkward position to expect philosophy to answer a question once and for all. I mean if we could answer questions once for all, we would be out of business once we turn the answers in. If I'm to be guide toward good decision making, I fear that many will be, not only frustrated at the end, but confirmed in their suspicion that philosophy's limits are nerve racking." \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/ROUGE/prompt-completion-testset.csv b/2022/ROUGE/prompt-completion-testset.csv similarity index 99% rename from ROUGE/prompt-completion-testset.csv rename to 2022/ROUGE/prompt-completion-testset.csv index 7fd64d6..23169c7 100644 --- a/ROUGE/prompt-completion-testset.csv +++ b/2022/ROUGE/prompt-completion-testset.csv @@ -1,101 +1,101 @@ -prompt,completion -"Yes. Yeah, actually, whenever I get together with friends of mine who don't work for newspapers, I realize how much more fun I have than they do. There are a lot more pressures. I have to worry about budgets. I have to worry about the careers of other people. But the reality is I come into the newsroom every morning with about 10 things that I want to get done in terms of coverage. I can influence coverage of everything from how we write about music, to how we write about Supreme Court nominees, to how we cover the most interesting city in America. That's a blast. You can't complain too much about that.","Do you believe--and you talked about this briefly, but I'm curious in terms of how you see the general public and their perception of the media and newspapers. Do you believe that newspapers, television news, etc., now sit in the seat of having to win the confidence of the viewer, the listener, the reader back?" -"To tell you the truth, I started to cry. I was a little disappointed. There's some financial effects, and then there's also just - it's kind of demeaning to be considered basically a second-class citizen. That's how I feel. You know, I pay taxes. I'm a citizen. I'm a grown woman with a partner of 10 years and a 22-month-old child that I've adopted. My partner had the baby. And we're a family with a house, and we're really like a boring couple. And yet, New York state doesn't consider us a family.",You said there were financial repercussions. What were those? -"Right. Which, of course, supposes that these are not objective. The funny thing is that the GOP is assuming - as I said - that this will necessarily favor Hillary Clinton. I don't think the Clintons - they've been silent on this, but speaking to their associates, I don't think they make any such assumption at all. And already these projects have also drawn fire from the left, who fear that it could go quite the other way.",What is the criticism? What is the fear coming from the left about these things? -"To some extent, China is more able than the United States to set ambitious targets for things like renewable energy. But I would say in the last eight to ten years in the United States, there has been a tremendous amount of path-breaking work going on at the state level, particularly in California. And some of the policies that California has put into place, such as its very ambitious solar energy incentives have become the model for China.","You've been working on this issue in China for, what, 15 years?" -There are so many incredible writers out there on Twitter and so many really compelling firsthand accounts of the big news stories this year that it makes for a really interesting way to recap some of those big events.,How in the world did you decide which tweets to preserve in this book? -"You know, that would be a difficult one to impose and to regulate. I think the strength of the lobbying law is that it is so narrowly defined - covering the most important piece of lobbying, which is contacting Congressmen and covered officials.","But are there a lot of people in Washington who would pass the litmus test of, say, not being a lobbyist, but who are, you know, big influential players, who are being compensated to a great extent because they are former powers on Capitol Hill or in the executive branch?" -"I think it is backfiring on President Trump's critics. When you overshoot the mark and you turn the dial to 11 on every single issue, I think the American public starts to tune you out.","I just want to be really careful because you're saying that the public might tune you out - when you say you, you're talking about President Trump's critics like Democrats? Are you talking about the media? Who are you referring to?" -"Thank you, Steve. Nice to be with you.",Can you describe the tone or the attitude of the North Koreans you met with? -"I think, frankly, what I get from a lot of them is that my politics are their politics. I'd be the better candidate and I'd be the better governor. But it's really someone else's turn. And I think the problem with that is that the people who need a change, the ones who can't wait, aren't a part of that conversation. The establishment have all the options and all the influence and connections to protect their interests, frankly, no matter who is in power from whatever party. But everybody else, in my view, is the responsibility of the chief executive, and that's the responsibility I'm looking to assume.","And what of those who are not the powerbrokers? One has to start to lay the seeds, if you will, particularly in one's own community. Are you seeing excitement from the African-American community as a collective in Massachusetts? And, again, as we grow this countrywide, are you hearing and seeing from African-Americans in other states who are excited about this possibility?" -Thank you.,"In your experience, does the breakthrough often come from an eyewitness, from actual forensic evidence on the ground? How do you find out how something like this began?" -"So, it's certainly not a one-man show and if there's one dominant personality, I would say that today it's Omar Suleiman.",And do you think that Suleiman is in control of these pro-Mubarak protesters who have been blamed for violence around Tahrir Square and elsewhere? -"One day, the Brelands were called out to China Lake to the weapons research station out there to do some research with the U.S. Navy's dolphin program, training dolphins to do things like locate submarines or warn of enemy attack, things like that. And this was run by Bob Bailey, who was kind of an animal behaviorist of his own. And he was convinced to come work with the Brelands at the I.Q. Zoo.","So the CIA, they were trying to train animals and they saw, you know, these people could train a pig to vacuum, they must be able to do something. What were some of the animals the CIA wanted to put to work?" -"Basically, the town west from Main Street, you could stand on Main Street and look west and see the next town, which is 10 miles away, which you shouldn't be able to do. Things were leveled. It was debris about four feet deep. There was a picture in the, I think, the New York Times or somewhere that showed on top Hiroshima and on the bottom Greensburg. And it was very similar.",How did you rebuild the town? -"Oh, that's central to it for sure. What we know, of course, is that some of those folks have severe disabilities by virtue of addiction or mental illness or physical or developmental disability. So we've learned they need permanent housing would support services. The old way of attempting to deliver services when a person's on the street or living in a shelter, you can't do it more ineffectively or more expensively than that. And what we're learning is when you provide, actually, stability and a place to live, that housing itself has a therapeutic impact on folk. Those of us who have never been homeless, we take our housing for granted. But for a homeless person, for the first time, they could actually relax. And when a person's relaxed in the setting of stability and security, they're much more amenable to receiving some of those mental health services or addiction services that they might have rejected had they been on the street.","What do you say the big concern that some people have that by concentrating on housing first then the support services, you let people move into housing when they all have kinds of problems that aren't necessarily congenial for the neighbors?" -"You know, I think they were, in many cases. And I reported from Iraq from 2006 through 2008. And, Robert, I dug up some of my old stories, and one was from 2006. And General George Casey, the top commander at the time, predicted that in the next year and a half or so, the Iraqi forces would be independent and need very little help from the Americans. Then I found a story from a year later, 2007, and a major report found it would take another 12 to 18 months. So a competent and independent Iraqi military was always just over the horizon.",Just 18 months away. The U.S. worked with Iraqi troops for seven to eight years. Isn't that enough time to have built a better force than Iraq now has? -"Well, one of the biggest changes is accountability, the way people keep track of where their money went and how it's being used. Also social networking, the way people connect with other people who are giving or the organizations themselves. And also just the physical ways that people are donating. People can donate by texting the word kettle to the Salvation Army, a quick $5 donation via your mobile phone. It doesn't really get any easier than that.",I just want to make sure I understand that. I text the word kettle and the Salvation Army automatically gets $5 from me? -"Well, with respect to polls, my guess is 99 percent of Americans have never even heard of this agency, and I would defy you to find a poll otherwise. To some extent, it's hard to judge precisely what they have done. Again, there are very important laws that need to be enforced. I think in some respects, in certain cases, they have, but in other cases, they've really let us down.","Just so you know the source of what I was saying, that there was a Morning Consult poll about 11 months ago that polled Trump voters actually and found that 56 percent want the CFPB either left alone or actually expanded. And it is one of the few agencies that focuses solely on consumers. I just want to ask you a broad question. I mean, you had President Trump who ran and still campaigns on being a champion of working Americans. Now, this agency that was set up to protect consumers from abuse is under attack. And you also have a Republican tax cut plan that gives the most relief to wealthy people. I just wonder - is all of this keeping the promise that President Trump made in the election?" -Correct. Discovered that we had it.,And when did you have the surgery? -"I think there is a small connection. It's not the major reason that rates are going up, but I suspect that chairman Greenspan wants to make sure that inflation is well-controlled on the day he walks out of office, both to protect his own legacy and to make life a little easier for his successor, whoever that may be.",Who might that be? -"I think it will be. It'll be very disorienting, at first, because - you know, people are used to turning on their computers and seeing a certain something. And in the case of Windows, that certain something for 20 years has been a desktop environment. Now, suddenly, that desktop environment isn't there anymore. There aren't the icons, the folders; the things that we're all used to, in Windows. There are these colorful tiles. And they have to know how to get from those files to the desktop, where they can do their productive work.","How easy will it be for current Windows users, to upgrade to this new Windows 8?" -"Well, a lot of things have happened in the interim. Two of the prosecutors who were assigned to the case became judges during this period, believe it or not. That's how long it's been, and they had to reconfigure the prosecution team. Phil Spector has had three different sets of lawyers, and now he has Bruce Cutler. And Bruce Cutler was the lawyer in New York who represented John Gotti; he's kind of known as a mob lawyer, a very enthusiastic, very flamboyant lawyer in the courtroom. He'll be something else to watch when you're watching on television.","Well, speaking of flamboyant, in the run-up to this trial, Linda, I have seen some - I can only say amazing photos of Phil Spector's get-ups, his wigs and - I mean can you just try to describe his fashion sense for us? And do you think that's going to make this trial like a viewing sensation?" -That's right.,Why did you want to highlight--and I think I know the answer to this--but why did you decide to highlight Detroit? -"It's not at all unexpected. If anything, investors and some people in the auto industry had been begging Ford to make this step. General Motors Corp. earlier this year did something quite similar. And it's really the only way Ford can get its workers out of the existing UAW contract in a way that's amenable to the union. They have a contract and if they wanted to fire these workers any other way, they would have to continue paying them.","The UAW traditionally has been one of the biggest, most powerful labor unions in America. Is the union, because of Ford's woes, being forced to take whatever the company offers?" -"Well, I don't change my views regardless of who it is I'm speaking to or working with. I have never made one call or made one office visit on behalf of a client, and I don't intend to because that's not my role. So I don't think there's any conflict at all.",How confident are you that a health care bill will land on the president's desk for signature before the end of this year? -"Most of the tanks are in fact gone now. Most of the tanks that were around the Government House, most of them are gone now. And the presence here today is a lot less than it was two weeks ago in the days immediately following the coup. I think - I think the military feels pretty confident right now. I think they feel like they're in charge, that the bad news that they thought might follow this, that some Thaksin supporters might rise up and say, hey, we're not on board with this thing, that hasn't happened yet. So I think the military is feeling pretty good in fact that a lot of the military has been brought back to barracks, sent back to barracks, I think that's an indication that they're feeling pretty confident.","And what happens next for the civilian side of this government, if there is one?" -So we tested that.,And you found it in how many different kinds of bugs? -"So in Louisiana, they had a practice on the books that meant that felony convictions could happen with a split jury, so 10-2 or 11-1. And voters said, no, we're going to be like the rest of the country, with the exception of Oregon, and we're going to have unanimous juries for felony convictions.","And this was a practice considered by many as kind of a carryover from Jim Crow era, right?" -"One person, actually the aide to Ted Kennedy. Now, the reason I got into Ted Kennedy's office is that he has a book coming out on the adventures of his dog, named Splash. Yes.",Ted Kennedy has a dog named Splash? -"Well, as I understand it right now, the vast majority of the money being put up would be public. Private investors might put up as little as 3 percent equity in some of these partnerships. The Treasury would add more equity from the TARP funds it got from Congress - you know, the $700 billion, which is now down to 300 billion after all the injections of capital into the banks. So the private investors don't have a lot of skin in the game. And the purchases of the assets would be further financed by these low-interest loans from the Fed or the FDIC. Those are likely to be called non-recourse loans, which means that the toxic assets lose money after they're purchased. The private investors would lose only the 3 percent of money they put down, or maybe 10 percent, if they invested that much, and the government would lose the rest. So the taxpayers are on the hook. But if the toxic assets rise in value, there's the prospect of big gains for private investors. Now, some people suggest the downside to taxpayers may be small because these toxic assets are undervalued right now and are unlikely to fall much further but have a bigger chance of increasing in value. We'll just have to see.",Will there be any congressional involvement? -"We're on the ballot in 11 states, and we have ballot access in another number of states. So we have a total ballot access either as a write-in or appearing on the ballot in 34 to 35 states. By the time we get to Election Day, it will be 43 to 45.","Before we let you go, as we mentioned, in a longer campaign, we get to know a little bit more about the candidates things like who they are as people, you know, what their families are all about. Can you just tell us a little bit about yourself on a personal level? Are you married? Are you partnered? Do you have kids? What do you like to listen to? What do you do when you're not working?" -"You know, it's such a fine balance, because what I like to do at first is assess their financial situation. If they have a family and they're pretty much short on cash and they don't have a big income, you know, if they're stirring at a contract from Lithuania or Italy, or wherever that is presenting yourself at $20,000 a month, I have them take a long look at that and say, are you aware of what you could possibly be risking? And more often than not, they always say to me, well, I feel like I belong, and just in my gut, and I want to take that chance. Believe it or not, a handful of my guys have, in fact, turned down big contracts, go on to the D-League, and have gone on to make the league and make good money.",Does play overseas come with the kind of ancillary income that a player can earn in the NBA - the endorsement contracts and commercial contracts and the like? -"They are known for a couple of different things. Bob Komer's particularly notable for his work on a grazing settlement between the Bureau of Land Management and a Wyoming rancher. And in that case, that was actually the subject of an Inspector General's report which cited Mr. Komer for pressuring rank and file employees to reach a settlement which was seen as favorable to the rancher in question. And then, Mark McEwen is known more for being a very fierce proponent of property rights and pushing for ranchers and other individuals to have their property rights recognized by the federal government.","These people will soon report to political appointees of the Obama administration. Would you expect them, based on past history of others, to salute smartly and run up the Hill, or wouldn't they be obstructionist from inside the career service?" -Good to talk to you. Thank you very much for having me tonight.,I know that some of your family members were killed in the war. What does this verdict mean to you? -"I think that argument is silly. The harder questions really relate to in addition to trying to negotiate to save some lives, was there more that might have been done to encourage others to flee to Romania, to avoid being ghettoized? Could lives, more lives, have been saved if more emphasis had been put on that? But I don't criticize Kastner for entering into negotiation in the hope of trying to save lives.","When you sort of look at all these cases, is there a way to figure out when to negotiate and when not to?" -It's still totally unreal when I think about it. It feels so weird to be able to just kind of buy things when I want them or need them.,What's the most outrageous thing you bought? -Thank you.,"We turn now to a developing story in Afghanistan. More than 100 people are reported dead from a Friday attack on an Afghan military base, making it the deadliest attack there since 2001. Taliban fighters disguised as Afghan military attacked the base as soldiers were observing Friday prayers at Camp Shaheen near Mazar-e-Sharif, the nation's third largest city. And since the attack, the death toll has risen steadily. To help us understand what this attack means in the years-long struggle to contain the insurgency in Afghanistan, we've reached Ahmed Rashid. He's a journalist and author of several books on Afghanistan, Pakistan and the Taliban. He joins us from Lahore, Pakistan. Ahmed, welcome back to the program. What makes this incident so significant?" -"Car buying, there's been a--it's hard to look at, you know, this momentary flash because of gasoline prices. SUV sales have gone down--I think it's about 15 percent over two years. It's been a fairly steady--I mean, I think it's more leveling off. People are leaving the bigger SUVs, going to crossovers, that sort of thing. It's been a leveling off. It's still going to be a significant part of our market, even though they're in some disfavor right now. Pickup trucks and SUVs and minivans are all called light trucks, and they're going to continue to make up almost half of all the vehicles sold in the country. What auto dealers, at least in New England, have told me is that they're not seeing so much people saying, `Get me out of this SUV, and get me into a Toyota Prius.' They're seeing, `Get me out of this big SUV, and get me into a small SUV,' such as the Ford Escape.",So they're downsizing just a little bit? -"Yeah, I think that--one of the things I think has happened is that there have been several different movements happening at the same time. But if you'd go onto a Google site and you tried to find--put down May Day or May 1st Immigrant Demonstration, you'll be referred to websites of groups that are, let's say, largely outside the mainstream. I mean, in other words, what you're really seeing, I think, is a battle between a sort of extremist nativist position on the one hand, and…",That would be the Minutemen and groups like that? -"The thing that's most likely is that the female actually ovulates over a fairly long period, so all of the embryos are actually at different stages of development. One of the things that's important is the male that mates with the female first has a big advantage, as far as having the embryo that reaches the size where it starts to kill and eat its siblings. And one thing that's very interesting about sand tigers in captivity, when mating is being observed the males actually form a dominance hierarchy. And the dominant male actually guards the female and prevents other males from mating with her. And that might be a strategy to actually ensure that he's the one, the dominant male is the one to fertilize those earliest eggs which are then going to become the cannibals.","Do you see this, this embryonic cannibalism in any other sharks or is it just the sand tiger sharks where this happens?" -Thank you.,It's said that you're supposed to help reshape the party's message for the working class. Why you? -"Good morning, Steve.","OK. So two Republicans, which we'll talk about, but also three Democrats are considered swing votes. Who are they?" -"Well, you know, Congress created that tax break early last year when foreclosures and short sales, they were just pounding down the housing prices. And, you know, very few people want to buy a house when they can see that the prices are still dropping. So Congress thought it really needed to do something to step in and help. And the idea here was that if taxpayers would just help make housing a little more affordable, young families could buy houses, and that would start to put a floor under prices. So, Realtors predicted that once the prices started to rise on starter homes, the whole market could stabilize and heal itself from the bottom up. And it helped a bit, but it's just not clear at this point that those gains are sustainable. After that tax credit expired at the end of April, the market crashed again. We saw new home sales plunge 33 percent in May, and that's very discouraging. Now, the companies that track real estate say the prices are starting to slide again in a lot of cities.","Well, can Congress create a new round of tax credits this fall?" -Right.,He seemed to have some great sense of humor about what he was doing up there. Or do I have that wrong? -"Well, it looks like the rest of the ocean. I mean, the surface of the ocean is disturbed by way of which, which reflect light. So satellites can see it. Only like spy planes and low-flying aircrafts can actually see down into the water. But some fishermen can spot these large agglomerations of debris that the ocean has knitted together. We've picked up one, weighed a couple hundred pounds. It had a toothbrush in it. Even though, it was mostly composed of net and tarps and stuff like that.",Is it mostly marine debris or what else do you see? -This is just a few months in that long path.,"They actually had turned the machine on for a test and had gotten some results, hadn't they, on this?" -"Well, you know, I reviewed for years myself and then I still do occasionally, and you can kind of get into the habit of destroying things. It's much more interesting and much more difficult to try and show why good things are good. You know, there's a thrill to kind of trying to destroy something, and David feels it.",Is that to create some thrill in his life? -Thanks for having me.,We've just heard Jason Beaubien report that progress is - is mixed. You were in Haiti within hours of the earthquake. You've been back a number of times. What's your impression? -Cool.,"You're faithful, very faithful to the song. Did you listen a lot to the originals again in order to do this album?" -"There'll be - well, it's about an 18-minute mile pace, which is a very slow run, but a pretty decent pace when you're walking, especially for 26 miles.",Have you allowed yourself to start thinking about Sunday night and how you might be celebrating - hopefully celebrating? -"…including our colleagues in Malaysia and Singapore. We're getting rather close to Thailand. They're not sure quite how far it went. But this dispatch said things about the Thai foreign minister, questioning his sanity. It was really not the sort of material that you would want to see distributed that widely. The tradition was eventually brought to a halt in 2006 after a very funny valedictory dispatch from our ambassador to Rome, Sir Ivor Roberts.",What did he say? -"So what you might expect are some short-term disruptions. But long-term, these things tend to fix themselves surprisingly quickly.",The most recent huge natural disaster in Japan was the Kobe earthquake of 1995. What were the economic consequences of that? -"Well, that's a good question. They weren't teaching very much. They were exposing their students to a little bit of anatomical dissection and maybe a little bit of physiology lab. And some of the conditions that he found were truly atrocious. And his main criticisms were that they had very poor clinical education, very poor clinical facilities. And what Flexner wanted to do was to have students understand where the knowledge came from and how it was derived, not mainly to learn memorization of facts given in a lecture.","Dr. Brieger, you're associated with Johns Hopkins, one of the best medical schools in the world, obviously. Do you see on a daily basis the impact today of the Flexner Report?" -"Yes. I mean, I think we didn't really have a clear conception of what we would find. So most of the previous studies of recent selection in humans have focused on just a handful of genes where there was some prior biological expectation that these might be targets of selection. So one of these, for example, is the lactase gene that's responsible for metabolizing milk in some populations, including Europeans. And our approach is different, because it really allowed us to scan the whole genome in sort of an unbiased way and try to get a sense of what kinds of biological processes are evolving and how much evolution is going on over this very recent time scale.",Mm-hmm. And you found five different genes involved with skin pigmentation in Europeans? -"I was actually more irritated with myself. It was getting windy and a storm front was coming in. And so I was looking for somewhere to get out of the wind. And then I found a big pine tree and just started pulling in needles. And then I saw some willow trees, and so I started cutting branches and then basically just tried to cover up. I was wet from going in and out of streams so I stayed awake all night, as I did for the next four nights.","Mike, what were you surviving on? Did you have any food with you? Any water? What did you do?" -Thank you. Glad to be with you.,"Stanley Weintraub, before we get to the actual Christmas in Savannah, I want to start by asking about the march itself. In around the middle of November 1864, Sherman takes 62,000 of his soldiers, marches them through rural Georgia all the way to Savannah. It takes about a month. It became known as Sherman's march to the sea. What was the point of that march to the sea?" -We do not have enough attorneys. We need more.,Is there a story you can tell of a child that you've helped? -"Oh, they've got quite a few boats done got broke loose and went elsewhere. I don't see none (unintelligible) yet. But a lot of ropes got popped. And it was - I'm glad that that's all what happened around here, because it could be a lot worse. And it's not over yet. We're still experiencing a lot of water on the outside. You know, these levees are holding it back, but I don't trust the levees.","You know, when we talked this morning, you said you were going to try to go by your house. Did you get there?" -"Well, I think that's part of it and what John has said is that that's one of a lot of reasons why he left the paper. I think it would be a mistake to assume that John left in protest. John and I are very close. We talk probably more than we talk to each other's wives. And I can tell you, it's not the only reason he left. He left because he's been running newspapers--this is his third newspaper--he's been running newspapers for more than two decades, and I think he wanted to do something different. I feel that the two of us have spent--we've been partners for the last five years. I know all of the things we've assembled. I know what has to be protected. I don't think of it as much of a firestorm as other people do. Maybe I'm kidding myself, but that's not the way I see it.","Let me ask you, Dean. It's always interesting when African-Americans take the helm of something, particularly something as prestigious as this. And you being the person who will sit as the captain of this maiden voyage, how much pressure do you feel, if any, being the first African-American to head this post?" -"Well, it hasn't been that long ago that people - also high-level members of ISIS or the Islamic State had access to Turkey and were treated at Turkish hospitals. So we know, for example, of about one high-level ISIS fighter who was there just six months ago.","And as for the flow of material across the border, was it flowing freely? Were the Turks just letting it go through?" -"A lot of them come from West Africa, but they really come from across sub-Saharan Africa. We talked to people from Liberia, from Burkina Faso, from Senegal, from the Gambia. It really was a huge range of people from across West Africa.",What is Algeria saying about this? -"Hello, Alex. It's nice to be here.","Community Counts, this is a YouTube users group that follows YouTube political content, yes? And you're trying to have some influence on what happens with the questions in the debate tonight. What's your goal? What are you trying to do?" -Thanks for having me.,"Can you just describe what it's like in the first kind of minutes or hours after something like this? Like, what goes through your mind?" -"Remember; there have been news reports for a few days now that three Trump campaign advisers or aides met with an FBI asset in the course of the campaign. People close to the investigation say that was because the FBI didn't want word to get out that Trump or the Trump campaign was under investigation for possible collusion with Russians in the course of 2016. So as opposed to calling those aides in and interviewing them quite publicly or taking other steps, they sent an informant in to talk to those folks. Now, this is a counterintelligence investigation, not just a criminal one. And in counterintelligence investigations, the FBI and other government agencies often use these kinds of informants to go in and gather information secretly often to protect the privacy of people who are being investigated. And, Don, these require very high-level approvals at Justice and the FBI. They're not just something one guy can do.","OK. And there's some additional news today from the president's lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, about the timetable for special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation and a possible interview with the president. Just quickly, what do we know there?" -"Well, being a porter on Everest is probably the best job going ,if you're a Sherpa in the Khumbu region and you want to stay and work where you live. You can make between $2- and $6,000 in a climbing season. You know, this is in a country where the median income is still around $550 or $600 a year. So the guys who are strong enough and fit enough to do this work make enough money to support not only their own families, but much of their extended families.",But what happens to these families when high-altitude porters die on the mountain? -"Hi, Madeleine.","David, usually these cases are whether or not sperm donors have responsibilities to the children, i.e., whether or not they should pay child support. So how unusual is it to be the reverse, where the sperm donor actually wants to be a part of the child's life?" -"The other man, Majed Hameed--who worked for us and also for Al-Arabiya television, was detained--and it seems he was detained because sometime earlier there'd been some vague allegations made by unknown third parties. But again, we never had any specific information about why he seemed to have attracted some suspicion.",And they were picked up the end of last summer? -"Well, John, it comes in at about $300 billion over the five-year length of the farm bill - big chunk of change, lots of money.","But a lot of that goes to food stamps, doesn't it?" -"Well, that's been a serious issue raised by the mayor here. He feels that the money that he wants from the central government in Baghdad for reconstruction efforts has not flowed as freely as he had hoped. And if you drive around the city, you can see the evidence that mortars fell like rain here just a few months ago. There are many, many crumbled buildings, buildings that need to be rebuilt. The mayor says he's waiting for $33 million to come in that was promised to him by the Baghdad government that he has yet to see. So it's quite obvious that it's a city that seen a lot of bloodshed in the past, and hopefully what we've seen this weekend and early this week is not the start of a new trend here.","Given the sectarian violence that you have seen in the last few days, are U.S. forces responding differently than they have been?" -"That's right, yes, absolutely. It's a malignant form of cancer.","And in this kind of tumor, is there an operation to cutting it out? Is that an option?" -"No, I don't get that far. I type in Falun Gong at Yahoo.com and a little pop-up comes up saying, Alert, the document contains no data.",You don't even get the appearance of some information being turned up by the search? -"You expect a machine like this to have problems, you know, growing pains as you get it to work operationally.","Right. Question from Second Life from Rudy He asks, will it come back on line before power must be diverted to keep the cities there warm? Because it uses a lot of juice, doesn't it?" -"Yeah, we do. I think over the last 20 years we've taken in a huge number of people into the city. We have 50 different religions in the city. I mean, I'm sure that's the case of many other cities as well, but we've become a very diverse city, and that's enriched our culture.",What sort of things do Bristol or you going to be able to try and help offer these refugees from Syria? -"Some of these boats, in particular, are in bad shape. And some of the men, in particular, are in bad shape. They have running sores. They have bedbug outbreaks. And some people are very afraid of their captains.",What kind of fish are they catching? And who ultimately is buying it? -That's...,"...Ever since. So how serious a breach is this? I mean, how much damage might this do to the NSA as it's trying to continue doing its work?" -"Yeah. Twenty-five percent more, yes.",Tell us about the make up of this plane. Is it a metal skin or is it the composites we see on fighter planes now? -"Not yet. He says he plans to fight the ruling. SCA is based in Dallas, and it's gone to state district court in Dallas to ask that the arbitration award be turned into a final judgment. If that happens within the next 30 to 60 days, then SCA can collect the money. If he still refuses, the company can seize money from bank account, stocks, cash, jewelry, his vacation home in Hawaii even.",You mentioned Lance Armstrong plans to fight. Any comment from him or his attorneys? -"Ultimately, I think baby steps. One, just creating a coalition that is biblically based but also shares the compassion that Jesus displayed in the Scriptures, an individual who cares for the poor, who's concerned for the outcast and the marginalized but, at the same time, doesn't compromise his divinity in order to show compassion. I think what we often are asked to do is to make those things mutually exclusive.",Are you going to vote in November? -"Oh, absolutely. Interestingly enough, you know, two of the safest cities in the United States are San Diego and El Paso, which are both border towns. In the '90s, you know, it was kind of chaotic along the San Diego border. Significant progress was made and it's now one of the more secure border crossing points that we have. And you've seen, I think, a lot of this violence and this illegal activity now moving to Arizona. So there are certainly some things that could be learned and I think Arizona can gain some additional measures.",Do you think there's enough political motivation on Capitol Hill to address immigration reform anytime soon? -"Well, it's a good question. I mean, it does get to - are we giving people the kind of news that matters to them? Obviously, a lot of this conversation gets tangled up quite quickly in national politics and Trump and the election. And I don't think the Daily News story is about that. But one of the things I think we learned in that conversation is that a lot of the journalism that a lot of journalists were doing, which is about the sort of horse race of politics or the sort of process of politics wasn't really what people wanted to read. I mean, they wanted to read about taxes. They wanted to read about health care. They wanted to read about school policy. And those stories weren't being done. So I think there's some fault in a very broad way in terms of what people are writing about. But this is the case that we now have to engage in.","What about all of the new digital news sites that seem to be popping up everywhere? Because it does feel like there are an awful lot of sources of news these days, and many of them are trying to be these hyper-local sources of information that are supposed to fill the void when local papers shut down. Are they not cutting it?" -"So certainly the longer this goes on, the greater the concerns that it could drag in more tribes and more men into this conflict and spread beyond that northern district of Hassiba(ph). There have been attempts at tribal mediation, which went rather wrong. Yesterday when the house of Sadek al-Ahmar, where the mediation was going on, came under attack and mortar fire left several of those tribal mediators - and they were prominent sheiks - injured, and reports that even that some of them have been killed.",What is at stake in the region if this power struggle continues? -"Twenty years ago, when I was a young professor about to teach a course on African-American fiction, I set about to find a forgotten or undiscovered classic by a woman writer. I wanted a book that would hold its own against such urban classics as ""Invisible Man"" or ""Native Son,"" an older book that would complement the newer works by Toni Morrison and Alice Walker or the recently republished novels of Zora Neale Hurston. What I discovered was Ann Petry's magnificent 1946 novel ""The Street"". Described by some as an urban ""To Kill a Mockingbird,"" minus any redemption and hope, ""The Street"" tells the story of Lutie Johnson and her 8-year-old son during the last years of the Second World War. Lutie is a young, hard-working single mother in urban America trying to get ahead in a world that ignores and exploits her. I saw her struggles and determination as both inspiring and doomed. In striving to provide for her son's future, she often ignored his immediate needs and fears. This book shook me so much that whenever I taught it in class, later that night I would slip into my sleeping sons' bedrooms to watch them and make silent promises. Even now, whenever I finish it, I calculate how old the main character's son would be and wonder what sort of life he had. I care deeply about these characters. They are real to me. This book creates a lot of discussion, often uncomfortable, in my literature classes. It makes us confront difficult questions about race and class. Who has access to the American Dream? Why do some characters make it but Lutie doesn't? Petry wants her readers to see the two sides of America, the gleaming and moneyed suburbs, where she herself was raised, and the struggles of black women in Harlem where she moved after her marriage. ""The Street"" is a book that raises passion in readers, and in me. It is as relevant today as when it was written in the 1940s. Particularly now, with the upcoming presidential election, it makes us think about what it was like to be a single mother raising a black son to believe he was worthy of all the best this country can offer. I can't think of a better place to start a national discussion about the audacity of hope than with this undiscovered classic, as fresh and moving now as the day it was published.","Gretchen Holbrook Gerzina is a professor of literature at Dartmouth College. She is also the author of ""Mr. and Mrs. Prince"", how an extraordinary 18th century family moved out of slavery and into legend. For more great book recommendations, you can visit our Web site at npr.org/books. President Bush is on the last leg of his last trip to Europe. He's in London today talking with British Prime Minister Gordon Brown about the war in Iraq and Iran's nuclear program. The trip has all the trappings of a state visit; formal banquet, tea with the Queen, but long-time NPR White House correspondent Don Gonyea says this trip just feels different. Don, how?" -Thank you very much.,"You're the head of the U.S. delegation at six party talks on the North Korean nuclear program, and I wonder, first, we heard President Bush earlier today saying that the transfer of nuclear weapons or material by North Korea to states or to non-state enemies would be considered a grave threat. North Korea would be held fully accountable. What does that mean?" -Hi.,So it seems like there's not a lot of good news coming out of Rio these days. What's going on? -"There were 9,000 people. I've never seen so many bikes in one location. Just phenomenal.",Nine thousand? -"Well, it was helpful to me, and I had even more fun writing ""Heat"" than I had writing ""Cold.""",Why? What's fun about heat that's not about cold? -"Things have improved since the first early weeks when people didn't have toilets, when there wasn't any water. But things haven't significantly improved in recent months. Things are pretty much at a plateau. People are living in tents, they're living under tarps, they're living in just shacks that they constructed out of whatever they could pull together and a lot of people are just stuck at sort of that level. There are some organized camps which are somewhat better in that they're all the same type of tents - they're better tents, they're stronger - but then they were trying to evacuate one of those during this approaching hurricane because it was on a flood plain and there was concerns and that turned into complete chaos as some people wanted to be evacuated, some people felt it was a trick. So things remain incredibly tenuous for people. People feel incredibly vulnerable and there's a sense that things aren't moving forward, that they're just stuck in these camps and it's unclear when they're going to get out.","Well, what are the signs of rebuilding in Haiti and Port-au-Prince specifically?" -"Yes, yes.",You requested an additional $7.5 billion in aid for the Virgin Islands. What efforts would that money go toward? -Good morning.,"So just put this in perspective for us, this moment. What is the meaning of this verdict?" -"Well, the thing that makes Nashville unique is the location of Bridgestone Arena - right in downtown in the middle of everything, next to Broadway where all the neon lights are, all the restaurants, everything. So imagine yourself walking down the street. You see these neon lights. You smell barbecue. You smell all these great foods coming (inaudible). You hear live music as you're walking into the arena. So just that alone helps paint the picture of how you can get excited go into this game. And then after the game, what makes it different, too, you're right there on the streets - all the bars, all the honky-tonks, all the live music, restaurants. During the game, intermissions - it's not just advertisements playing on a Megatron. You have live music. So you have guys like Charles Esten from Nashville playing live music there. Sometimes you'll have people from different major bands, as well. You have country music stars singing the national anthem. It is a totally unique experience in every single way.","As we said, Nashville's only had an NHL team for 18 years. Was it an easy transfer to move all the enthusiasm for all the other sports that Tennessee has to hockey or has it been an evolution over time?" -"This, until the completion of the investigation of the unfortunate event yesterday in Qana.","Although then, that sounds like no suspension at all, because has the air campaign so far not been about getting to Hezbollah? Surely you're not intentionally targeting civilians, so what's the difference?" -"Well, if you read Ted Turner's vision--and he's now really no longer involved in the running of CNN--but if you read what he had to say back when it was launched, he sort of described it as a newspaper of the air. He said, `You know, broadcast networks are really too much like headline wire service copy.' In a sense, that's what much of the time cable news functions as. They give you brief bursts of updates. In fact, MSNBC now every 15 minutes gives you an update of the news. And in between they're trying to figure out ways to keep you watching. So they'll do reported pieces. They'll do a lot of interviews. There are a lot of talk shows. And to be honest, there's a lot of things that we would classify as kind of pulpy, quasi-tabloid, quasi-celebrity news; anything that's sort of waiting for the next great crisis. And when crisis hits, people turn to cable, they particularly turn to CNN. And when crisis abates, they kind of tune it out. They don't need it as much.","What do you think, then, that cable news has contributed to journalism?" -And they don't.,"One final thing. You have spoken favorably of Donald Trump, who has said that he believes a lot of other politicians are bought and paid for and further says that, as a billionaire, as he says he is, that he bought and paid for a lot of them. Is he right?" -Good.,"There are obvious perils with Elizabeth Gilbert's ""Eat Pray Love."" The circumstances are kind of similar, obviously, with the divorce and - but she took a trip around the world and you write: I just moved off the porch and went again to church. And you do go to church, even when you absolutely don't want to. Why'd you do it?" -"Well, it's actually very significant. The Hispanic vote in Florida in a primary can be 10 to 12 percent of that vote. And as we saw in the 2004 Republican primary when Mel Martinez won the nomination, a very high turn-out in Miami-Dade where the vote moved in a large direction towards one candidate, it can be very telling and very important to building a vote margin.","Well, you've been a consultant to candidates in Florida. So, I want you to give away a little bit of it for free right now. If you were consulting with Mitt Romney or Newt Gingrich and you had a simple message to convey to each of them, what would it be?" -"Well, you know, officials say that Rahman was killed last week in Waziristan, Pakistan in this CIA drone strike, and they seem fairly confident that they got him. That said, you know, there are often reports about drone strikes against core al-Qaida leaders and then these guys end up surfacing later. And in fact, that actually happened to Rahman last year. They said he was dead and clearly he wasn't. And he was reported killed this time in a very remote part of Pakistan. So, it's unclear how the U.S. can be so sure they got him. The officials we spoke to seemed pretty confident but they wouldn't say whether they had DNA evidence or something more dispositive like that. Usually, the way we find out definitively is al-Qaida announces it, and that hasn't happened yet.","So, if they do have him or if they did kill him, what does it mean for al-Qaida?" -"That's exactly right. There's deep fear about this crisis spreading to Italy and expanding further. There are reports this morning, Renee, that Italy has agreed to let the International Monetary Fund monitor its economic reform efforts. Italy's prime minister, Silvio Berlusconi, has been under intense pressure to move very quickly on really a broad series of reforms, including very controversial issues, such as privatizing state-run Italian companies, radically reforming the government pension system, labor market changes to make it easier to fire workers. You know, these are all measures that are deeply unpopular at home. And Berlusconi, like his Greek colleague, is under mounting pressure to step down and hand power to an emergency government. Italy's government is in crisis. And really the whole issue of expanding the eurozone's rescue firewall is to try to better protect against the possibility that Italy's troubles will only get worse in coming months.",The G-20 meeting wraps up today. What will world leaders there have to show for it? -"Basically, she prayed for the university. She prayed for the students' continued success. She prayed over the losses that we've all experienced. And she prayed basically just for the preservation of our university and for our students to continue to do well.","Regina, what did you do in the months that you couldn't go back to Xavier after Katrina hit?" -Thank you.,"So the Saudi crown has typically been passed from one elderly brother to another elderly brother, all sons of the country's founder. Now they're going to the grandsons of the founder. What do we know about the new heirs apparent?" -"Good, thanks.","Why do you want to capture light and delay it sort of in a bottle, in a crystal bottle, for lack of a better term, for, like, a second or more?" -"Well, I'm fine, of course, it's an awkward position to expect philosophy to answer a question once and for all. I mean if we could answer questions once for all, we would be out of business once we turn the answers in. If I'm to be guide toward good decision making, I fear that many will be, not only frustrated at the end, but confirmed in their suspicion that philosophy's limits are nerve racking.","Well, we'll take that risk today and ask you where you might start when you're picking say, a philosopher to start with. Which ones of those might we go to for moral decisions?" +prompt,completion +"Yes. Yeah, actually, whenever I get together with friends of mine who don't work for newspapers, I realize how much more fun I have than they do. There are a lot more pressures. I have to worry about budgets. I have to worry about the careers of other people. But the reality is I come into the newsroom every morning with about 10 things that I want to get done in terms of coverage. I can influence coverage of everything from how we write about music, to how we write about Supreme Court nominees, to how we cover the most interesting city in America. That's a blast. You can't complain too much about that.","Do you believe--and you talked about this briefly, but I'm curious in terms of how you see the general public and their perception of the media and newspapers. Do you believe that newspapers, television news, etc., now sit in the seat of having to win the confidence of the viewer, the listener, the reader back?" +"To tell you the truth, I started to cry. I was a little disappointed. There's some financial effects, and then there's also just - it's kind of demeaning to be considered basically a second-class citizen. That's how I feel. You know, I pay taxes. I'm a citizen. I'm a grown woman with a partner of 10 years and a 22-month-old child that I've adopted. My partner had the baby. And we're a family with a house, and we're really like a boring couple. And yet, New York state doesn't consider us a family.",You said there were financial repercussions. What were those? +"Right. Which, of course, supposes that these are not objective. The funny thing is that the GOP is assuming - as I said - that this will necessarily favor Hillary Clinton. I don't think the Clintons - they've been silent on this, but speaking to their associates, I don't think they make any such assumption at all. And already these projects have also drawn fire from the left, who fear that it could go quite the other way.",What is the criticism? What is the fear coming from the left about these things? +"To some extent, China is more able than the United States to set ambitious targets for things like renewable energy. But I would say in the last eight to ten years in the United States, there has been a tremendous amount of path-breaking work going on at the state level, particularly in California. And some of the policies that California has put into place, such as its very ambitious solar energy incentives have become the model for China.","You've been working on this issue in China for, what, 15 years?" +There are so many incredible writers out there on Twitter and so many really compelling firsthand accounts of the big news stories this year that it makes for a really interesting way to recap some of those big events.,How in the world did you decide which tweets to preserve in this book? +"You know, that would be a difficult one to impose and to regulate. I think the strength of the lobbying law is that it is so narrowly defined - covering the most important piece of lobbying, which is contacting Congressmen and covered officials.","But are there a lot of people in Washington who would pass the litmus test of, say, not being a lobbyist, but who are, you know, big influential players, who are being compensated to a great extent because they are former powers on Capitol Hill or in the executive branch?" +"I think it is backfiring on President Trump's critics. When you overshoot the mark and you turn the dial to 11 on every single issue, I think the American public starts to tune you out.","I just want to be really careful because you're saying that the public might tune you out - when you say you, you're talking about President Trump's critics like Democrats? Are you talking about the media? Who are you referring to?" +"Thank you, Steve. Nice to be with you.",Can you describe the tone or the attitude of the North Koreans you met with? +"I think, frankly, what I get from a lot of them is that my politics are their politics. I'd be the better candidate and I'd be the better governor. But it's really someone else's turn. And I think the problem with that is that the people who need a change, the ones who can't wait, aren't a part of that conversation. The establishment have all the options and all the influence and connections to protect their interests, frankly, no matter who is in power from whatever party. But everybody else, in my view, is the responsibility of the chief executive, and that's the responsibility I'm looking to assume.","And what of those who are not the powerbrokers? One has to start to lay the seeds, if you will, particularly in one's own community. Are you seeing excitement from the African-American community as a collective in Massachusetts? And, again, as we grow this countrywide, are you hearing and seeing from African-Americans in other states who are excited about this possibility?" +Thank you.,"In your experience, does the breakthrough often come from an eyewitness, from actual forensic evidence on the ground? How do you find out how something like this began?" +"So, it's certainly not a one-man show and if there's one dominant personality, I would say that today it's Omar Suleiman.",And do you think that Suleiman is in control of these pro-Mubarak protesters who have been blamed for violence around Tahrir Square and elsewhere? +"One day, the Brelands were called out to China Lake to the weapons research station out there to do some research with the U.S. Navy's dolphin program, training dolphins to do things like locate submarines or warn of enemy attack, things like that. And this was run by Bob Bailey, who was kind of an animal behaviorist of his own. And he was convinced to come work with the Brelands at the I.Q. Zoo.","So the CIA, they were trying to train animals and they saw, you know, these people could train a pig to vacuum, they must be able to do something. What were some of the animals the CIA wanted to put to work?" +"Basically, the town west from Main Street, you could stand on Main Street and look west and see the next town, which is 10 miles away, which you shouldn't be able to do. Things were leveled. It was debris about four feet deep. There was a picture in the, I think, the New York Times or somewhere that showed on top Hiroshima and on the bottom Greensburg. And it was very similar.",How did you rebuild the town? +"Oh, that's central to it for sure. What we know, of course, is that some of those folks have severe disabilities by virtue of addiction or mental illness or physical or developmental disability. So we've learned they need permanent housing would support services. The old way of attempting to deliver services when a person's on the street or living in a shelter, you can't do it more ineffectively or more expensively than that. And what we're learning is when you provide, actually, stability and a place to live, that housing itself has a therapeutic impact on folk. Those of us who have never been homeless, we take our housing for granted. But for a homeless person, for the first time, they could actually relax. And when a person's relaxed in the setting of stability and security, they're much more amenable to receiving some of those mental health services or addiction services that they might have rejected had they been on the street.","What do you say the big concern that some people have that by concentrating on housing first then the support services, you let people move into housing when they all have kinds of problems that aren't necessarily congenial for the neighbors?" +"You know, I think they were, in many cases. And I reported from Iraq from 2006 through 2008. And, Robert, I dug up some of my old stories, and one was from 2006. And General George Casey, the top commander at the time, predicted that in the next year and a half or so, the Iraqi forces would be independent and need very little help from the Americans. Then I found a story from a year later, 2007, and a major report found it would take another 12 to 18 months. So a competent and independent Iraqi military was always just over the horizon.",Just 18 months away. The U.S. worked with Iraqi troops for seven to eight years. Isn't that enough time to have built a better force than Iraq now has? +"Well, one of the biggest changes is accountability, the way people keep track of where their money went and how it's being used. Also social networking, the way people connect with other people who are giving or the organizations themselves. And also just the physical ways that people are donating. People can donate by texting the word kettle to the Salvation Army, a quick $5 donation via your mobile phone. It doesn't really get any easier than that.",I just want to make sure I understand that. I text the word kettle and the Salvation Army automatically gets $5 from me? +"Well, with respect to polls, my guess is 99 percent of Americans have never even heard of this agency, and I would defy you to find a poll otherwise. To some extent, it's hard to judge precisely what they have done. Again, there are very important laws that need to be enforced. I think in some respects, in certain cases, they have, but in other cases, they've really let us down.","Just so you know the source of what I was saying, that there was a Morning Consult poll about 11 months ago that polled Trump voters actually and found that 56 percent want the CFPB either left alone or actually expanded. And it is one of the few agencies that focuses solely on consumers. I just want to ask you a broad question. I mean, you had President Trump who ran and still campaigns on being a champion of working Americans. Now, this agency that was set up to protect consumers from abuse is under attack. And you also have a Republican tax cut plan that gives the most relief to wealthy people. I just wonder - is all of this keeping the promise that President Trump made in the election?" +Correct. Discovered that we had it.,And when did you have the surgery? +"I think there is a small connection. It's not the major reason that rates are going up, but I suspect that chairman Greenspan wants to make sure that inflation is well-controlled on the day he walks out of office, both to protect his own legacy and to make life a little easier for his successor, whoever that may be.",Who might that be? +"I think it will be. It'll be very disorienting, at first, because - you know, people are used to turning on their computers and seeing a certain something. And in the case of Windows, that certain something for 20 years has been a desktop environment. Now, suddenly, that desktop environment isn't there anymore. There aren't the icons, the folders; the things that we're all used to, in Windows. There are these colorful tiles. And they have to know how to get from those files to the desktop, where they can do their productive work.","How easy will it be for current Windows users, to upgrade to this new Windows 8?" +"Well, a lot of things have happened in the interim. Two of the prosecutors who were assigned to the case became judges during this period, believe it or not. That's how long it's been, and they had to reconfigure the prosecution team. Phil Spector has had three different sets of lawyers, and now he has Bruce Cutler. And Bruce Cutler was the lawyer in New York who represented John Gotti; he's kind of known as a mob lawyer, a very enthusiastic, very flamboyant lawyer in the courtroom. He'll be something else to watch when you're watching on television.","Well, speaking of flamboyant, in the run-up to this trial, Linda, I have seen some - I can only say amazing photos of Phil Spector's get-ups, his wigs and - I mean can you just try to describe his fashion sense for us? And do you think that's going to make this trial like a viewing sensation?" +That's right.,Why did you want to highlight--and I think I know the answer to this--but why did you decide to highlight Detroit? +"It's not at all unexpected. If anything, investors and some people in the auto industry had been begging Ford to make this step. General Motors Corp. earlier this year did something quite similar. And it's really the only way Ford can get its workers out of the existing UAW contract in a way that's amenable to the union. They have a contract and if they wanted to fire these workers any other way, they would have to continue paying them.","The UAW traditionally has been one of the biggest, most powerful labor unions in America. Is the union, because of Ford's woes, being forced to take whatever the company offers?" +"Well, I don't change my views regardless of who it is I'm speaking to or working with. I have never made one call or made one office visit on behalf of a client, and I don't intend to because that's not my role. So I don't think there's any conflict at all.",How confident are you that a health care bill will land on the president's desk for signature before the end of this year? +"Most of the tanks are in fact gone now. Most of the tanks that were around the Government House, most of them are gone now. And the presence here today is a lot less than it was two weeks ago in the days immediately following the coup. I think - I think the military feels pretty confident right now. I think they feel like they're in charge, that the bad news that they thought might follow this, that some Thaksin supporters might rise up and say, hey, we're not on board with this thing, that hasn't happened yet. So I think the military is feeling pretty good in fact that a lot of the military has been brought back to barracks, sent back to barracks, I think that's an indication that they're feeling pretty confident.","And what happens next for the civilian side of this government, if there is one?" +So we tested that.,And you found it in how many different kinds of bugs? +"So in Louisiana, they had a practice on the books that meant that felony convictions could happen with a split jury, so 10-2 or 11-1. And voters said, no, we're going to be like the rest of the country, with the exception of Oregon, and we're going to have unanimous juries for felony convictions.","And this was a practice considered by many as kind of a carryover from Jim Crow era, right?" +"One person, actually the aide to Ted Kennedy. Now, the reason I got into Ted Kennedy's office is that he has a book coming out on the adventures of his dog, named Splash. Yes.",Ted Kennedy has a dog named Splash? +"Well, as I understand it right now, the vast majority of the money being put up would be public. Private investors might put up as little as 3 percent equity in some of these partnerships. The Treasury would add more equity from the TARP funds it got from Congress - you know, the $700 billion, which is now down to 300 billion after all the injections of capital into the banks. So the private investors don't have a lot of skin in the game. And the purchases of the assets would be further financed by these low-interest loans from the Fed or the FDIC. Those are likely to be called non-recourse loans, which means that the toxic assets lose money after they're purchased. The private investors would lose only the 3 percent of money they put down, or maybe 10 percent, if they invested that much, and the government would lose the rest. So the taxpayers are on the hook. But if the toxic assets rise in value, there's the prospect of big gains for private investors. Now, some people suggest the downside to taxpayers may be small because these toxic assets are undervalued right now and are unlikely to fall much further but have a bigger chance of increasing in value. We'll just have to see.",Will there be any congressional involvement? +"We're on the ballot in 11 states, and we have ballot access in another number of states. So we have a total ballot access either as a write-in or appearing on the ballot in 34 to 35 states. By the time we get to Election Day, it will be 43 to 45.","Before we let you go, as we mentioned, in a longer campaign, we get to know a little bit more about the candidates things like who they are as people, you know, what their families are all about. Can you just tell us a little bit about yourself on a personal level? Are you married? Are you partnered? Do you have kids? What do you like to listen to? What do you do when you're not working?" +"You know, it's such a fine balance, because what I like to do at first is assess their financial situation. If they have a family and they're pretty much short on cash and they don't have a big income, you know, if they're stirring at a contract from Lithuania or Italy, or wherever that is presenting yourself at $20,000 a month, I have them take a long look at that and say, are you aware of what you could possibly be risking? And more often than not, they always say to me, well, I feel like I belong, and just in my gut, and I want to take that chance. Believe it or not, a handful of my guys have, in fact, turned down big contracts, go on to the D-League, and have gone on to make the league and make good money.",Does play overseas come with the kind of ancillary income that a player can earn in the NBA - the endorsement contracts and commercial contracts and the like? +"They are known for a couple of different things. Bob Komer's particularly notable for his work on a grazing settlement between the Bureau of Land Management and a Wyoming rancher. And in that case, that was actually the subject of an Inspector General's report which cited Mr. Komer for pressuring rank and file employees to reach a settlement which was seen as favorable to the rancher in question. And then, Mark McEwen is known more for being a very fierce proponent of property rights and pushing for ranchers and other individuals to have their property rights recognized by the federal government.","These people will soon report to political appointees of the Obama administration. Would you expect them, based on past history of others, to salute smartly and run up the Hill, or wouldn't they be obstructionist from inside the career service?" +Good to talk to you. Thank you very much for having me tonight.,I know that some of your family members were killed in the war. What does this verdict mean to you? +"I think that argument is silly. The harder questions really relate to in addition to trying to negotiate to save some lives, was there more that might have been done to encourage others to flee to Romania, to avoid being ghettoized? Could lives, more lives, have been saved if more emphasis had been put on that? But I don't criticize Kastner for entering into negotiation in the hope of trying to save lives.","When you sort of look at all these cases, is there a way to figure out when to negotiate and when not to?" +It's still totally unreal when I think about it. It feels so weird to be able to just kind of buy things when I want them or need them.,What's the most outrageous thing you bought? +Thank you.,"We turn now to a developing story in Afghanistan. More than 100 people are reported dead from a Friday attack on an Afghan military base, making it the deadliest attack there since 2001. Taliban fighters disguised as Afghan military attacked the base as soldiers were observing Friday prayers at Camp Shaheen near Mazar-e-Sharif, the nation's third largest city. And since the attack, the death toll has risen steadily. To help us understand what this attack means in the years-long struggle to contain the insurgency in Afghanistan, we've reached Ahmed Rashid. He's a journalist and author of several books on Afghanistan, Pakistan and the Taliban. He joins us from Lahore, Pakistan. Ahmed, welcome back to the program. What makes this incident so significant?" +"Car buying, there's been a--it's hard to look at, you know, this momentary flash because of gasoline prices. SUV sales have gone down--I think it's about 15 percent over two years. It's been a fairly steady--I mean, I think it's more leveling off. People are leaving the bigger SUVs, going to crossovers, that sort of thing. It's been a leveling off. It's still going to be a significant part of our market, even though they're in some disfavor right now. Pickup trucks and SUVs and minivans are all called light trucks, and they're going to continue to make up almost half of all the vehicles sold in the country. What auto dealers, at least in New England, have told me is that they're not seeing so much people saying, `Get me out of this SUV, and get me into a Toyota Prius.' They're seeing, `Get me out of this big SUV, and get me into a small SUV,' such as the Ford Escape.",So they're downsizing just a little bit? +"Yeah, I think that--one of the things I think has happened is that there have been several different movements happening at the same time. But if you'd go onto a Google site and you tried to find--put down May Day or May 1st Immigrant Demonstration, you'll be referred to websites of groups that are, let's say, largely outside the mainstream. I mean, in other words, what you're really seeing, I think, is a battle between a sort of extremist nativist position on the one hand, and…",That would be the Minutemen and groups like that? +"The thing that's most likely is that the female actually ovulates over a fairly long period, so all of the embryos are actually at different stages of development. One of the things that's important is the male that mates with the female first has a big advantage, as far as having the embryo that reaches the size where it starts to kill and eat its siblings. And one thing that's very interesting about sand tigers in captivity, when mating is being observed the males actually form a dominance hierarchy. And the dominant male actually guards the female and prevents other males from mating with her. And that might be a strategy to actually ensure that he's the one, the dominant male is the one to fertilize those earliest eggs which are then going to become the cannibals.","Do you see this, this embryonic cannibalism in any other sharks or is it just the sand tiger sharks where this happens?" +Thank you.,It's said that you're supposed to help reshape the party's message for the working class. Why you? +"Good morning, Steve.","OK. So two Republicans, which we'll talk about, but also three Democrats are considered swing votes. Who are they?" +"Well, you know, Congress created that tax break early last year when foreclosures and short sales, they were just pounding down the housing prices. And, you know, very few people want to buy a house when they can see that the prices are still dropping. So Congress thought it really needed to do something to step in and help. And the idea here was that if taxpayers would just help make housing a little more affordable, young families could buy houses, and that would start to put a floor under prices. So, Realtors predicted that once the prices started to rise on starter homes, the whole market could stabilize and heal itself from the bottom up. And it helped a bit, but it's just not clear at this point that those gains are sustainable. After that tax credit expired at the end of April, the market crashed again. We saw new home sales plunge 33 percent in May, and that's very discouraging. Now, the companies that track real estate say the prices are starting to slide again in a lot of cities.","Well, can Congress create a new round of tax credits this fall?" +Right.,He seemed to have some great sense of humor about what he was doing up there. Or do I have that wrong? +"Well, it looks like the rest of the ocean. I mean, the surface of the ocean is disturbed by way of which, which reflect light. So satellites can see it. Only like spy planes and low-flying aircrafts can actually see down into the water. But some fishermen can spot these large agglomerations of debris that the ocean has knitted together. We've picked up one, weighed a couple hundred pounds. It had a toothbrush in it. Even though, it was mostly composed of net and tarps and stuff like that.",Is it mostly marine debris or what else do you see? +This is just a few months in that long path.,"They actually had turned the machine on for a test and had gotten some results, hadn't they, on this?" +"Well, you know, I reviewed for years myself and then I still do occasionally, and you can kind of get into the habit of destroying things. It's much more interesting and much more difficult to try and show why good things are good. You know, there's a thrill to kind of trying to destroy something, and David feels it.",Is that to create some thrill in his life? +Thanks for having me.,We've just heard Jason Beaubien report that progress is - is mixed. You were in Haiti within hours of the earthquake. You've been back a number of times. What's your impression? +Cool.,"You're faithful, very faithful to the song. Did you listen a lot to the originals again in order to do this album?" +"There'll be - well, it's about an 18-minute mile pace, which is a very slow run, but a pretty decent pace when you're walking, especially for 26 miles.",Have you allowed yourself to start thinking about Sunday night and how you might be celebrating - hopefully celebrating? +"…including our colleagues in Malaysia and Singapore. We're getting rather close to Thailand. They're not sure quite how far it went. But this dispatch said things about the Thai foreign minister, questioning his sanity. It was really not the sort of material that you would want to see distributed that widely. The tradition was eventually brought to a halt in 2006 after a very funny valedictory dispatch from our ambassador to Rome, Sir Ivor Roberts.",What did he say? +"So what you might expect are some short-term disruptions. But long-term, these things tend to fix themselves surprisingly quickly.",The most recent huge natural disaster in Japan was the Kobe earthquake of 1995. What were the economic consequences of that? +"Well, that's a good question. They weren't teaching very much. They were exposing their students to a little bit of anatomical dissection and maybe a little bit of physiology lab. And some of the conditions that he found were truly atrocious. And his main criticisms were that they had very poor clinical education, very poor clinical facilities. And what Flexner wanted to do was to have students understand where the knowledge came from and how it was derived, not mainly to learn memorization of facts given in a lecture.","Dr. Brieger, you're associated with Johns Hopkins, one of the best medical schools in the world, obviously. Do you see on a daily basis the impact today of the Flexner Report?" +"Yes. I mean, I think we didn't really have a clear conception of what we would find. So most of the previous studies of recent selection in humans have focused on just a handful of genes where there was some prior biological expectation that these might be targets of selection. So one of these, for example, is the lactase gene that's responsible for metabolizing milk in some populations, including Europeans. And our approach is different, because it really allowed us to scan the whole genome in sort of an unbiased way and try to get a sense of what kinds of biological processes are evolving and how much evolution is going on over this very recent time scale.",Mm-hmm. And you found five different genes involved with skin pigmentation in Europeans? +"I was actually more irritated with myself. It was getting windy and a storm front was coming in. And so I was looking for somewhere to get out of the wind. And then I found a big pine tree and just started pulling in needles. And then I saw some willow trees, and so I started cutting branches and then basically just tried to cover up. I was wet from going in and out of streams so I stayed awake all night, as I did for the next four nights.","Mike, what were you surviving on? Did you have any food with you? Any water? What did you do?" +Thank you. Glad to be with you.,"Stanley Weintraub, before we get to the actual Christmas in Savannah, I want to start by asking about the march itself. In around the middle of November 1864, Sherman takes 62,000 of his soldiers, marches them through rural Georgia all the way to Savannah. It takes about a month. It became known as Sherman's march to the sea. What was the point of that march to the sea?" +We do not have enough attorneys. We need more.,Is there a story you can tell of a child that you've helped? +"Oh, they've got quite a few boats done got broke loose and went elsewhere. I don't see none (unintelligible) yet. But a lot of ropes got popped. And it was - I'm glad that that's all what happened around here, because it could be a lot worse. And it's not over yet. We're still experiencing a lot of water on the outside. You know, these levees are holding it back, but I don't trust the levees.","You know, when we talked this morning, you said you were going to try to go by your house. Did you get there?" +"Well, I think that's part of it and what John has said is that that's one of a lot of reasons why he left the paper. I think it would be a mistake to assume that John left in protest. John and I are very close. We talk probably more than we talk to each other's wives. And I can tell you, it's not the only reason he left. He left because he's been running newspapers--this is his third newspaper--he's been running newspapers for more than two decades, and I think he wanted to do something different. I feel that the two of us have spent--we've been partners for the last five years. I know all of the things we've assembled. I know what has to be protected. I don't think of it as much of a firestorm as other people do. Maybe I'm kidding myself, but that's not the way I see it.","Let me ask you, Dean. It's always interesting when African-Americans take the helm of something, particularly something as prestigious as this. And you being the person who will sit as the captain of this maiden voyage, how much pressure do you feel, if any, being the first African-American to head this post?" +"Well, it hasn't been that long ago that people - also high-level members of ISIS or the Islamic State had access to Turkey and were treated at Turkish hospitals. So we know, for example, of about one high-level ISIS fighter who was there just six months ago.","And as for the flow of material across the border, was it flowing freely? Were the Turks just letting it go through?" +"A lot of them come from West Africa, but they really come from across sub-Saharan Africa. We talked to people from Liberia, from Burkina Faso, from Senegal, from the Gambia. It really was a huge range of people from across West Africa.",What is Algeria saying about this? +"Hello, Alex. It's nice to be here.","Community Counts, this is a YouTube users group that follows YouTube political content, yes? And you're trying to have some influence on what happens with the questions in the debate tonight. What's your goal? What are you trying to do?" +Thanks for having me.,"Can you just describe what it's like in the first kind of minutes or hours after something like this? Like, what goes through your mind?" +"Remember; there have been news reports for a few days now that three Trump campaign advisers or aides met with an FBI asset in the course of the campaign. People close to the investigation say that was because the FBI didn't want word to get out that Trump or the Trump campaign was under investigation for possible collusion with Russians in the course of 2016. So as opposed to calling those aides in and interviewing them quite publicly or taking other steps, they sent an informant in to talk to those folks. Now, this is a counterintelligence investigation, not just a criminal one. And in counterintelligence investigations, the FBI and other government agencies often use these kinds of informants to go in and gather information secretly often to protect the privacy of people who are being investigated. And, Don, these require very high-level approvals at Justice and the FBI. They're not just something one guy can do.","OK. And there's some additional news today from the president's lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, about the timetable for special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation and a possible interview with the president. Just quickly, what do we know there?" +"Well, being a porter on Everest is probably the best job going ,if you're a Sherpa in the Khumbu region and you want to stay and work where you live. You can make between $2- and $6,000 in a climbing season. You know, this is in a country where the median income is still around $550 or $600 a year. So the guys who are strong enough and fit enough to do this work make enough money to support not only their own families, but much of their extended families.",But what happens to these families when high-altitude porters die on the mountain? +"Hi, Madeleine.","David, usually these cases are whether or not sperm donors have responsibilities to the children, i.e., whether or not they should pay child support. So how unusual is it to be the reverse, where the sperm donor actually wants to be a part of the child's life?" +"The other man, Majed Hameed--who worked for us and also for Al-Arabiya television, was detained--and it seems he was detained because sometime earlier there'd been some vague allegations made by unknown third parties. But again, we never had any specific information about why he seemed to have attracted some suspicion.",And they were picked up the end of last summer? +"Well, John, it comes in at about $300 billion over the five-year length of the farm bill - big chunk of change, lots of money.","But a lot of that goes to food stamps, doesn't it?" +"Well, that's been a serious issue raised by the mayor here. He feels that the money that he wants from the central government in Baghdad for reconstruction efforts has not flowed as freely as he had hoped. And if you drive around the city, you can see the evidence that mortars fell like rain here just a few months ago. There are many, many crumbled buildings, buildings that need to be rebuilt. The mayor says he's waiting for $33 million to come in that was promised to him by the Baghdad government that he has yet to see. So it's quite obvious that it's a city that seen a lot of bloodshed in the past, and hopefully what we've seen this weekend and early this week is not the start of a new trend here.","Given the sectarian violence that you have seen in the last few days, are U.S. forces responding differently than they have been?" +"That's right, yes, absolutely. It's a malignant form of cancer.","And in this kind of tumor, is there an operation to cutting it out? Is that an option?" +"No, I don't get that far. I type in Falun Gong at Yahoo.com and a little pop-up comes up saying, Alert, the document contains no data.",You don't even get the appearance of some information being turned up by the search? +"You expect a machine like this to have problems, you know, growing pains as you get it to work operationally.","Right. Question from Second Life from Rudy He asks, will it come back on line before power must be diverted to keep the cities there warm? Because it uses a lot of juice, doesn't it?" +"Yeah, we do. I think over the last 20 years we've taken in a huge number of people into the city. We have 50 different religions in the city. I mean, I'm sure that's the case of many other cities as well, but we've become a very diverse city, and that's enriched our culture.",What sort of things do Bristol or you going to be able to try and help offer these refugees from Syria? +"Some of these boats, in particular, are in bad shape. And some of the men, in particular, are in bad shape. They have running sores. They have bedbug outbreaks. And some people are very afraid of their captains.",What kind of fish are they catching? And who ultimately is buying it? +That's...,"...Ever since. So how serious a breach is this? I mean, how much damage might this do to the NSA as it's trying to continue doing its work?" +"Yeah. Twenty-five percent more, yes.",Tell us about the make up of this plane. Is it a metal skin or is it the composites we see on fighter planes now? +"Not yet. He says he plans to fight the ruling. SCA is based in Dallas, and it's gone to state district court in Dallas to ask that the arbitration award be turned into a final judgment. If that happens within the next 30 to 60 days, then SCA can collect the money. If he still refuses, the company can seize money from bank account, stocks, cash, jewelry, his vacation home in Hawaii even.",You mentioned Lance Armstrong plans to fight. Any comment from him or his attorneys? +"Ultimately, I think baby steps. One, just creating a coalition that is biblically based but also shares the compassion that Jesus displayed in the Scriptures, an individual who cares for the poor, who's concerned for the outcast and the marginalized but, at the same time, doesn't compromise his divinity in order to show compassion. I think what we often are asked to do is to make those things mutually exclusive.",Are you going to vote in November? +"Oh, absolutely. Interestingly enough, you know, two of the safest cities in the United States are San Diego and El Paso, which are both border towns. In the '90s, you know, it was kind of chaotic along the San Diego border. Significant progress was made and it's now one of the more secure border crossing points that we have. And you've seen, I think, a lot of this violence and this illegal activity now moving to Arizona. So there are certainly some things that could be learned and I think Arizona can gain some additional measures.",Do you think there's enough political motivation on Capitol Hill to address immigration reform anytime soon? +"Well, it's a good question. I mean, it does get to - are we giving people the kind of news that matters to them? Obviously, a lot of this conversation gets tangled up quite quickly in national politics and Trump and the election. And I don't think the Daily News story is about that. But one of the things I think we learned in that conversation is that a lot of the journalism that a lot of journalists were doing, which is about the sort of horse race of politics or the sort of process of politics wasn't really what people wanted to read. I mean, they wanted to read about taxes. They wanted to read about health care. They wanted to read about school policy. And those stories weren't being done. So I think there's some fault in a very broad way in terms of what people are writing about. But this is the case that we now have to engage in.","What about all of the new digital news sites that seem to be popping up everywhere? Because it does feel like there are an awful lot of sources of news these days, and many of them are trying to be these hyper-local sources of information that are supposed to fill the void when local papers shut down. Are they not cutting it?" +"So certainly the longer this goes on, the greater the concerns that it could drag in more tribes and more men into this conflict and spread beyond that northern district of Hassiba(ph). There have been attempts at tribal mediation, which went rather wrong. Yesterday when the house of Sadek al-Ahmar, where the mediation was going on, came under attack and mortar fire left several of those tribal mediators - and they were prominent sheiks - injured, and reports that even that some of them have been killed.",What is at stake in the region if this power struggle continues? +"Twenty years ago, when I was a young professor about to teach a course on African-American fiction, I set about to find a forgotten or undiscovered classic by a woman writer. I wanted a book that would hold its own against such urban classics as ""Invisible Man"" or ""Native Son,"" an older book that would complement the newer works by Toni Morrison and Alice Walker or the recently republished novels of Zora Neale Hurston. What I discovered was Ann Petry's magnificent 1946 novel ""The Street"". Described by some as an urban ""To Kill a Mockingbird,"" minus any redemption and hope, ""The Street"" tells the story of Lutie Johnson and her 8-year-old son during the last years of the Second World War. Lutie is a young, hard-working single mother in urban America trying to get ahead in a world that ignores and exploits her. I saw her struggles and determination as both inspiring and doomed. In striving to provide for her son's future, she often ignored his immediate needs and fears. This book shook me so much that whenever I taught it in class, later that night I would slip into my sleeping sons' bedrooms to watch them and make silent promises. Even now, whenever I finish it, I calculate how old the main character's son would be and wonder what sort of life he had. I care deeply about these characters. They are real to me. This book creates a lot of discussion, often uncomfortable, in my literature classes. It makes us confront difficult questions about race and class. Who has access to the American Dream? Why do some characters make it but Lutie doesn't? Petry wants her readers to see the two sides of America, the gleaming and moneyed suburbs, where she herself was raised, and the struggles of black women in Harlem where she moved after her marriage. ""The Street"" is a book that raises passion in readers, and in me. It is as relevant today as when it was written in the 1940s. Particularly now, with the upcoming presidential election, it makes us think about what it was like to be a single mother raising a black son to believe he was worthy of all the best this country can offer. I can't think of a better place to start a national discussion about the audacity of hope than with this undiscovered classic, as fresh and moving now as the day it was published.","Gretchen Holbrook Gerzina is a professor of literature at Dartmouth College. She is also the author of ""Mr. and Mrs. Prince"", how an extraordinary 18th century family moved out of slavery and into legend. For more great book recommendations, you can visit our Web site at npr.org/books. President Bush is on the last leg of his last trip to Europe. He's in London today talking with British Prime Minister Gordon Brown about the war in Iraq and Iran's nuclear program. The trip has all the trappings of a state visit; formal banquet, tea with the Queen, but long-time NPR White House correspondent Don Gonyea says this trip just feels different. Don, how?" +Thank you very much.,"You're the head of the U.S. delegation at six party talks on the North Korean nuclear program, and I wonder, first, we heard President Bush earlier today saying that the transfer of nuclear weapons or material by North Korea to states or to non-state enemies would be considered a grave threat. North Korea would be held fully accountable. What does that mean?" +Hi.,So it seems like there's not a lot of good news coming out of Rio these days. What's going on? +"There were 9,000 people. I've never seen so many bikes in one location. Just phenomenal.",Nine thousand? +"Well, it was helpful to me, and I had even more fun writing ""Heat"" than I had writing ""Cold.""",Why? What's fun about heat that's not about cold? +"Things have improved since the first early weeks when people didn't have toilets, when there wasn't any water. But things haven't significantly improved in recent months. Things are pretty much at a plateau. People are living in tents, they're living under tarps, they're living in just shacks that they constructed out of whatever they could pull together and a lot of people are just stuck at sort of that level. There are some organized camps which are somewhat better in that they're all the same type of tents - they're better tents, they're stronger - but then they were trying to evacuate one of those during this approaching hurricane because it was on a flood plain and there was concerns and that turned into complete chaos as some people wanted to be evacuated, some people felt it was a trick. So things remain incredibly tenuous for people. People feel incredibly vulnerable and there's a sense that things aren't moving forward, that they're just stuck in these camps and it's unclear when they're going to get out.","Well, what are the signs of rebuilding in Haiti and Port-au-Prince specifically?" +"Yes, yes.",You requested an additional $7.5 billion in aid for the Virgin Islands. What efforts would that money go toward? +Good morning.,"So just put this in perspective for us, this moment. What is the meaning of this verdict?" +"Well, the thing that makes Nashville unique is the location of Bridgestone Arena - right in downtown in the middle of everything, next to Broadway where all the neon lights are, all the restaurants, everything. So imagine yourself walking down the street. You see these neon lights. You smell barbecue. You smell all these great foods coming (inaudible). You hear live music as you're walking into the arena. So just that alone helps paint the picture of how you can get excited go into this game. And then after the game, what makes it different, too, you're right there on the streets - all the bars, all the honky-tonks, all the live music, restaurants. During the game, intermissions - it's not just advertisements playing on a Megatron. You have live music. So you have guys like Charles Esten from Nashville playing live music there. Sometimes you'll have people from different major bands, as well. You have country music stars singing the national anthem. It is a totally unique experience in every single way.","As we said, Nashville's only had an NHL team for 18 years. Was it an easy transfer to move all the enthusiasm for all the other sports that Tennessee has to hockey or has it been an evolution over time?" +"This, until the completion of the investigation of the unfortunate event yesterday in Qana.","Although then, that sounds like no suspension at all, because has the air campaign so far not been about getting to Hezbollah? Surely you're not intentionally targeting civilians, so what's the difference?" +"Well, if you read Ted Turner's vision--and he's now really no longer involved in the running of CNN--but if you read what he had to say back when it was launched, he sort of described it as a newspaper of the air. He said, `You know, broadcast networks are really too much like headline wire service copy.' In a sense, that's what much of the time cable news functions as. They give you brief bursts of updates. In fact, MSNBC now every 15 minutes gives you an update of the news. And in between they're trying to figure out ways to keep you watching. So they'll do reported pieces. They'll do a lot of interviews. There are a lot of talk shows. And to be honest, there's a lot of things that we would classify as kind of pulpy, quasi-tabloid, quasi-celebrity news; anything that's sort of waiting for the next great crisis. And when crisis hits, people turn to cable, they particularly turn to CNN. And when crisis abates, they kind of tune it out. They don't need it as much.","What do you think, then, that cable news has contributed to journalism?" +And they don't.,"One final thing. You have spoken favorably of Donald Trump, who has said that he believes a lot of other politicians are bought and paid for and further says that, as a billionaire, as he says he is, that he bought and paid for a lot of them. Is he right?" +Good.,"There are obvious perils with Elizabeth Gilbert's ""Eat Pray Love."" The circumstances are kind of similar, obviously, with the divorce and - but she took a trip around the world and you write: I just moved off the porch and went again to church. And you do go to church, even when you absolutely don't want to. Why'd you do it?" +"Well, it's actually very significant. The Hispanic vote in Florida in a primary can be 10 to 12 percent of that vote. And as we saw in the 2004 Republican primary when Mel Martinez won the nomination, a very high turn-out in Miami-Dade where the vote moved in a large direction towards one candidate, it can be very telling and very important to building a vote margin.","Well, you've been a consultant to candidates in Florida. So, I want you to give away a little bit of it for free right now. If you were consulting with Mitt Romney or Newt Gingrich and you had a simple message to convey to each of them, what would it be?" +"Well, you know, officials say that Rahman was killed last week in Waziristan, Pakistan in this CIA drone strike, and they seem fairly confident that they got him. That said, you know, there are often reports about drone strikes against core al-Qaida leaders and then these guys end up surfacing later. And in fact, that actually happened to Rahman last year. They said he was dead and clearly he wasn't. And he was reported killed this time in a very remote part of Pakistan. So, it's unclear how the U.S. can be so sure they got him. The officials we spoke to seemed pretty confident but they wouldn't say whether they had DNA evidence or something more dispositive like that. Usually, the way we find out definitively is al-Qaida announces it, and that hasn't happened yet.","So, if they do have him or if they did kill him, what does it mean for al-Qaida?" +"That's exactly right. There's deep fear about this crisis spreading to Italy and expanding further. There are reports this morning, Renee, that Italy has agreed to let the International Monetary Fund monitor its economic reform efforts. Italy's prime minister, Silvio Berlusconi, has been under intense pressure to move very quickly on really a broad series of reforms, including very controversial issues, such as privatizing state-run Italian companies, radically reforming the government pension system, labor market changes to make it easier to fire workers. You know, these are all measures that are deeply unpopular at home. And Berlusconi, like his Greek colleague, is under mounting pressure to step down and hand power to an emergency government. Italy's government is in crisis. And really the whole issue of expanding the eurozone's rescue firewall is to try to better protect against the possibility that Italy's troubles will only get worse in coming months.",The G-20 meeting wraps up today. What will world leaders there have to show for it? +"Basically, she prayed for the university. She prayed for the students' continued success. She prayed over the losses that we've all experienced. And she prayed basically just for the preservation of our university and for our students to continue to do well.","Regina, what did you do in the months that you couldn't go back to Xavier after Katrina hit?" +Thank you.,"So the Saudi crown has typically been passed from one elderly brother to another elderly brother, all sons of the country's founder. Now they're going to the grandsons of the founder. What do we know about the new heirs apparent?" +"Good, thanks.","Why do you want to capture light and delay it sort of in a bottle, in a crystal bottle, for lack of a better term, for, like, a second or more?" +"Well, I'm fine, of course, it's an awkward position to expect philosophy to answer a question once and for all. I mean if we could answer questions once for all, we would be out of business once we turn the answers in. If I'm to be guide toward good decision making, I fear that many will be, not only frustrated at the end, but confirmed in their suspicion that philosophy's limits are nerve racking.","Well, we'll take that risk today and ask you where you might start when you're picking say, a philosopher to start with. 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13 15 -1 1 The nation ’ s largest gun - rights group is taking some Texans to task over their headline - generating demonstrations advocating the legal , open carrying of weapons . largest gun - rights group What is this group called? 4 9 -1 1 The nation ’ s largest gun - rights group is taking some Texans to task over their headline - generating demonstrations advocating the legal , open carrying of weapons . gun - rights group Which group? 5 9 -1 1 The nation ’ s largest gun - rights group is taking some Texans to task over their headline - generating demonstrations advocating the legal , open carrying of weapons . nation ’ s largest gun - rights group Why don't you just come out and say the NRA? 1 9 -1 2 Officials with the National Rifle Association say recent rallies at fast - food restaurants and home - improvement stores are “ downright weird and certainly not a practical way to go normally about your business while being prepared to defend yourself . ” While the group applauds Texas for a “ robust gun culture , ” leaders of the group in a statement chastise “ a small number ( who ) have recently crossed the line from enthusiasm to downright foolishness . ” This comes as countless Republicans heading toward the state GOP convention in Fort Worth later this week plan to carry long guns outside the Fort Worth Convention Center . small number How many people is a small number? 67 69 -1 2 Officials with the National Rifle Association say recent rallies at fast - food restaurants and home - improvement stores are “ downright weird and certainly not a practical way to go normally about your business while being prepared to defend yourself . ” While the group applauds Texas for a “ robust gun culture , ” leaders of the group in a statement chastise “ a small number ( who ) have recently crossed the line from enthusiasm to downright foolishness . ” This comes as countless Republicans heading toward the state GOP convention in Fort Worth later this week plan to carry long guns outside the Fort Worth Convention Center . Officials with What does this mean? Are you referring to NRA administration or orthers? 0 2 -1 3 The question of whether guns can be carried into the center during the three - day convention has been a concern because there ’ s a Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission license on the facility . Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission So can people drink while they are handling the guns? 26 30 -1 3 The question of whether guns can be carried into the center during the three - day convention has been a concern because there ’ s a Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission license on the facility . Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission Why does this matter? 26 30 -1 3 The question of whether guns can be carried into the center during the three - day convention has been a concern because there ’ s a Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission license on the facility . license What does this license have to do with gun carrying members of the NRA? 30 31 -1 4 Republican Party of Texas Chairman Steve Munisteri released a new statement , letting party members know that “ anyone carrying an openly exposed weapon will be asked to do so outside of the building . ” Concealed handgun license holders and peace officers may carry their concealed handguns inside during the convention . Steve Munisteri Is he important? 5 7 -1 5 And gun supporters are encouraging delegates , alternates and guests to carry black powder guns inside . black powder guns What are black powder guns? 12 15 -1 5 And gun supporters are encouraging delegates , alternates and guests to carry black powder guns inside . black powder guns What are these? 12 15 -1 5 And gun supporters are encouraging delegates , alternates and guests to carry black powder guns inside . gun supporters Is this all gun supporters or just NRA members? Where are the statistics to support this claim? 1 3 -2 1 The Obama administration is developing additional screening protocols for airline passengers both overseas and in the United States to control infectious diseases such as Ebola , President Barack Obama said Monday . Ebola , Why is the United States concerned about Ebola? 24 26 -2 1 The Obama administration is developing additional screening protocols for airline passengers both overseas and in the United States to control infectious diseases such as Ebola , President Barack Obama said Monday . protocols What are the protocols? 7 8 -2 1 The Obama administration is developing additional screening protocols for airline passengers both overseas and in the United States to control infectious diseases such as Ebola , President Barack Obama said Monday . additional screening protocols What are these protocols and what do they entail? 5 8 -2 2 After meeting with his senior health , homeland security and national security advisers , Obama told reporters that in the wake of the first Ebola case diagnosed in the United States , officials would study increasing screening plans . screening plans Who will run these screening plans? 36 38 -2 2 After meeting with his senior health , homeland security and national security advisers , Obama told reporters that in the wake of the first Ebola case diagnosed in the United States , officials would study increasing screening plans . first Which date did this happen? 23 24 -2 2 After meeting with his senior health , homeland security and national security advisers , Obama told reporters that in the wake of the first Ebola case diagnosed in the United States , officials would study increasing screening plans . study increasing screening plans How long would this take? 34 38 -2 3 “ We ’ re also going to be working on protocols to do additional passenger screening both at the source and here in the United States , ” the president said , without offering details . protocols Who will provide the medical expertise to develop these protocols? 10 11 -2 3 “ We ’ re also going to be working on protocols to do additional passenger screening both at the source and here in the United States , ” the president said , without offering details . details Why werent details provided? 34 35 -2 3 “ We ’ re also going to be working on protocols to do additional passenger screening both at the source and here in the United States , ” the president said , without offering details . both at the source Will this apply to every other country outside the US? 16 20 -2 4 New measures could be announced shortly , an administration official said . an administration official Who is the administration official? 7 10 -2 4 New measures could be announced shortly , an administration official said . shortly , How long is shortly? 5 7 -2 5 “ I consider this a top national security priority , ” Obama said . consider WHat are the other options? 2 3 -3 1 Silver has long been known for its ability to kill some of the nasty microbes that can make people sick . some of the nasty microbes Which nasty microbes? 10 15 -3 1 Silver has long been known for its ability to kill some of the nasty microbes that can make people sick . nasty microbes What is a nasty microbe? 13 15 -3 1 Silver has long been known for its ability to kill some of the nasty microbes that can make people sick . ability to kill some of the nasty microbes how does silver kill microbes? 7 15 -3 1 Silver has long been known for its ability to kill some of the nasty microbes that can make people sick . long been known How long has this been known? 2 5 -3 1 Silver has long been known for its ability to kill some of the nasty microbes that can make people sick . Silver silver like the metal? 0 1 -3 2 In hospitals , it ’ s used to help burn victims , to combat germs on catheters and even to wipe out dangerous “ superbugs ” that have grown resistant to traditional antibiotics . “ superbugs ” What is a superbug? 23 26 -3 2 In hospitals , it ’ s used to help burn victims , to combat germs on catheters and even to wipe out dangerous “ superbugs ” that have grown resistant to traditional antibiotics . help burn victims , How does it help burn victims, since it only has anti-germ properties? 8 12 -3 2 In hospitals , it ’ s used to help burn victims , to combat germs on catheters and even to wipe out dangerous “ superbugs ” that have grown resistant to traditional antibiotics . germs on how does it combat? 14 16 -3 3 Now , capitalizing on consumers ’ fear of germs , companies are adding tiny , powerful silver particles to cutting boards , underwear , yoga mats , running shirts , socks and an expanding array of other “ antibacterial ” goods . companies What companies? 10 11 -3 3 Now , capitalizing on consumers ’ fear of germs , companies are adding tiny , powerful silver particles to cutting boards , underwear , yoga mats , running shirts , socks and an expanding array of other “ antibacterial ” goods . companies are What companies are conducting these activities? 10 12 -3 3 Now , capitalizing on consumers ’ fear of germs , companies are adding tiny , powerful silver particles to cutting boards , underwear , yoga mats , running shirts , socks and an expanding array of other “ antibacterial ” goods . consumers ’ fear of germs , Why is it happening now when consumerism has been around since the 50s? 4 10 -3 4 Such products are made possible by recent advances in technology that allow manufacturers to create nano - sized silver and incorporate it into various materials . nano - sized What unit of measure determines this? 15 18 -3 5 ( A nanometer is one - billionth of a meter ; a human hair is about 80 , 000 to 100 , 000 nanometers wide . ) nanometer can it be observed? 2 3 -4 1 It was the type of weather that would have scrubbed a space shuttle launch . It was the type of weather What type of weather would scrub a shuttle launch? 0 6 -4 1 It was the type of weather that would have scrubbed a space shuttle launch . It was the type of weather how is the weather? 0 6 -4 1 It was the type of weather that would have scrubbed a space shuttle launch . scrubbed a space shuttle launch . What type of weather would cause a launch to be abandoned? 9 15 -4 2 The rain was relentless . The rain was relentless Where is it raining? 0 4 -4 2 The rain was relentless . relentless why was the rain relentless? 3 4 -4 2 The rain was relentless . relentless How heavy is considered relentless? 3 4 -4 3 Water streamed down Dennis Jenkins ’ glasses , dripping off the tip of his nose , as he surveyed the scrap yard not far from where the shuttles once blasted into orbit . Dennis Jenkins ’ Who was Dennis Jenkins? 3 6 -4 3 Water streamed down Dennis Jenkins ’ glasses , dripping off the tip of his nose , as he surveyed the scrap yard not far from where the shuttles once blasted into orbit . scrap yard Why was Dennis at the scrap yard? 20 22 -4 3 Water streamed down Dennis Jenkins ’ glasses , dripping off the tip of his nose , as he surveyed the scrap yard not far from where the shuttles once blasted into orbit . Dennis Jenkins ’ Who is/was Dennis Jenkins? 3 6 -4 3 Water streamed down Dennis Jenkins ’ glasses , dripping off the tip of his nose , as he surveyed the scrap yard not far from where the shuttles once blasted into orbit . he surveyed the scrap yard why did he surveyed the scrap yard? 17 22 -4 3 Water streamed down Dennis Jenkins ’ glasses , dripping off the tip of his nose , as he surveyed the scrap yard not far from where the shuttles once blasted into orbit . where the shuttles once blasted into orbit How much space do you need to be able to launch a shuttle? 25 32 -4 4 A box overflowing with keyboards and wires . box Where was this box found? 1 2 -4 4 A box overflowing with keyboards and wires . keyboards and wires Why was the box full of keyboards and wires? 4 7 -4 4 A box overflowing with keyboards and wires . A box overflowing with keyboards and wires Why isn't this a complete sentence? 0 7 -4 4 A box overflowing with keyboards and wires . A box overflowing why was the box overflowing? 0 3 -4 4 A box overflowing with keyboards and wires . box overflowing how big was the box? 1 3 -4 5 Nearly a dozen file cabinets tipped on their sides . tipped on their sides What caused the cabinets to tip on their sides? 5 9 -4 5 Nearly a dozen file cabinets tipped on their sides . cabinets tipped on their sides why did they tipped on they side? 4 9 -4 5 Nearly a dozen file cabinets tipped on their sides . tipped on their sides . Why were they tipped on their sides? 5 10 -5 1 An unfortunate irony to emerge from our lackluster economic recovery is that even as millions of Americans remain unemployed or underemployed , too many employers are unable to find qualified candidates for open positions . positions If so many Americans are unemployed or underemployed, then how come so many employers are unable to find qualified candidates for open positions? 33 34 -5 1 An unfortunate irony to emerge from our lackluster economic recovery is that even as millions of Americans remain unemployed or underemployed , too many employers are unable to find qualified candidates for open positions . unable to find qualified candidates In what what way are the candidates not qualified? 26 31 -5 1 An unfortunate irony to emerge from our lackluster economic recovery is that even as millions of Americans remain unemployed or underemployed , too many employers are unable to find qualified candidates for open positions . unable to find qualified candidates Why can't they find these employees? 26 31 -5 2 Shortcomings in our education and workforce development systems continue to widen the skills gap . widen the skills gap What shortcomings in education and workforce development are widening the skills gap? 10 14 -5 2 Shortcomings in our education and workforce development systems continue to widen the skills gap . skills gap how big is the gap? 12 14 -5 2 Shortcomings in our education and workforce development systems continue to widen the skills gap . Shortcomings How and why is the education and workforce systems coming up short? 0 1 -5 2 Shortcomings in our education and workforce development systems continue to widen the skills gap . Shortcomings What are the specific shortcomings? 0 1 -5 3 Left unchanged , the supply of skilled workers will dwindle — leaving some 5 million jobs vacant by 2018 — and won ’ t keep pace with the demands of a modern economy or the needs of employers struggling to compete . unchanged , how can it be changed? 1 3 -5 3 Left unchanged , the supply of skilled workers will dwindle — leaving some 5 million jobs vacant by 2018 — and won ’ t keep pace with the demands of a modern economy or the needs of employers struggling to compete . supply of skilled workers will dwindle Why is it assumed that these workers cannot gain skills in a timely manner? 4 10 -5 3 Left unchanged , the supply of skilled workers will dwindle — leaving some 5 million jobs vacant by 2018 — and won ’ t keep pace with the demands of a modern economy or the needs of employers struggling to compete . supply of skilled workers will dwindle What is the evidence to support this statement? 4 10 -5 4 The skills gap has been pigeonholed for many years as an education issue and left to policymakers , educators and administrators to fix . fix What attempts to fix our skills gap have been made by policymakers, educators and administrators? 22 23 -5 4 The skills gap has been pigeonholed for many years as an education issue and left to policymakers , educators and administrators to fix . pigeonholed who pigeonholed it? 5 6 -5 4 The skills gap has been pigeonholed for many years as an education issue and left to policymakers , educators and administrators to fix . pigeonholed How did this happen and why is it that others are not responsible? 5 6 -5 5 But as the top consumer of our education system , the private sector has a huge stake in this challenge and can ’ t afford to wait for others to find a solution . challenge What can the private sector do to handle the skills gap? 19 20 -5 5 But as the top consumer of our education system , the private sector has a huge stake in this challenge and can ’ t afford to wait for others to find a solution . can ’ t afford to wait How are these people contributing to the solution? 21 27 -6 1 Ralph Nader looks like the original geek . Ralph Nader Who is Ralph Nader? 0 2 -6 1 Ralph Nader looks like the original geek . original geek Why is this term, orginal geek, being used to describe Ralph Nader? 5 7 -6 1 Ralph Nader looks like the original geek . geek What about him says that? 6 7 -6 1 Ralph Nader looks like the original geek . original geek What does a geek look like? 5 7 -6 2 Intense , driven , focused on detail , slightly disheveled , the consumer advocate and former presidential candidate has a large electronic footprint on the Internet and social media . the consumer advocate Consumer advocate for what? 11 14 -6 3 But it turns out that Nader , who just turned 80 , is so last century — maybe so last two centuries . so last century — Why is he considered old? 13 17 -6 3 But it turns out that Nader , who just turned 80 , is so last century — maybe so last two centuries . maybe so last two centuries Why is he so far behind? 17 22 -6 4 His latest book , “ Unstoppable , ” will soon be out , and like his previous 11 it was typed on a bulky manual typewriter . bulky manual typewriter What does it look like? 23 26 -6 5 He doesn ’ t have a cellphone — “ Why should I have a cellphone ? “ Why should I have a cellphone ? Does he not see the value? 8 16 -6 5 He doesn ’ t have a cellphone — “ Why should I have a cellphone ? He doesn ’ t have a cellphone Does everyone need a cellphone? 0 7 -7 1 Alberta Currie , the great - granddaughter of slaves , was born in a farmhouse surrounded by tobacco and cotton fields . the great - granddaughter of slaves , What does that even mean? 3 10 -7 1 Alberta Currie , the great - granddaughter of slaves , was born in a farmhouse surrounded by tobacco and cotton fields . Alberta Currie , Who is that? 0 3 -7 1 Alberta Currie , the great - granddaughter of slaves , was born in a farmhouse surrounded by tobacco and cotton fields . Alberta Currie , who was alberta currie? 0 3 -7 1 Alberta Currie , the great - granddaughter of slaves , was born in a farmhouse surrounded by tobacco and cotton fields . Alberta Currie , How old is she?\n 0 3 -7 1 Alberta Currie , the great - granddaughter of slaves , was born in a farmhouse surrounded by tobacco and cotton fields . great - granddaughter Who are her great grandparents? 4 7 -7 1 Alberta Currie , the great - granddaughter of slaves , was born in a farmhouse surrounded by tobacco and cotton fields . born in a farmhouse Where is the farmhouse located and how much acreage is it? 11 15 -7 2 Her mother , Willie Pearl , gave birth with the assistance of a midwife . Willie Pearl , Why don't they have the same last name? How do we know this is her mother? 3 6 -7 2 Her mother , Willie Pearl , gave birth with the assistance of a midwife . midwife what is a midwife? 13 14 -7 2 Her mother , Willie Pearl , gave birth with the assistance of a midwife . gave birth how difficult was they birth during this time? 6 8 -7 2 Her mother , Willie Pearl , gave birth with the assistance of a midwife . Willie Pearl , How old is Willie Pearl? 3 6 -7 2 Her mother , Willie Pearl , gave birth with the assistance of a midwife . gave birth Was there any significant issues during birth? 6 8 -7 2 Her mother , Willie Pearl , gave birth with the assistance of a midwife . midwife Was the midwife also a slave? 13 14 -7 3 No birth certificate was issued ; a birth announcement was handwritten into the Currie family Bible . a birth announcement Who wrote the birth announcement? 6 9 -7 3 No birth certificate was issued ; a birth announcement was handwritten into the Currie family Bible . Currie family Bible families had bibles? 13 16 -7 3 No birth certificate was issued ; a birth announcement was handwritten into the Currie family Bible . No birth certificate was issued ; how did they reported the child with the name and age and the parents? 0 6 -7 3 No birth certificate was issued ; a birth announcement was handwritten into the Currie family Bible . No birth certificate Are all live births required to have a birth certificate now? 0 3 -7 3 No birth certificate was issued ; a birth announcement was handwritten into the Currie family Bible . a birth announcement What was the date and day of the birth? 6 9 -7 4 Today , 78 years later , that absence of official documentation may force Currie to sit out an election for the first time since 1956 . sit out an election What is she running for? 15 19 -7 4 Today , 78 years later , that absence of official documentation may force Currie to sit out an election for the first time since 1956 . Today , 78 years later , When was this written? 0 6 -7 4 Today , 78 years later , that absence of official documentation may force Currie to sit out an election for the first time since 1956 . 78 years how old is she now? 2 4 -7 4 Today , 78 years later , that absence of official documentation may force Currie to sit out an election for the first time since 1956 . Today , can't she get another type of documentation? 0 2 -7 4 Today , 78 years later , that absence of official documentation may force Currie to sit out an election for the first time since 1956 . Today , What is the date and day of today? 0 2 -7 4 Today , 78 years later , that absence of official documentation may force Currie to sit out an election for the first time since 1956 . official documentation Does this include her driver's license or identity card? 9 11 -7 5 Under a restrictive new voter ID law in North Carolina , a state - issued photo ID is required for voting as of the 2016 election . restrictive new voter ID law What is the law? 2 7 -7 5 Under a restrictive new voter ID law in North Carolina , a state - issued photo ID is required for voting as of the 2016 election . North Carolina , do all states require this? 8 11 -7 5 Under a restrictive new voter ID law in North Carolina , a state - issued photo ID is required for voting as of the 2016 election . new voter ID how can she get an id without a birth certificate? 3 6 -7 5 Under a restrictive new voter ID law in North Carolina , a state - issued photo ID is required for voting as of the 2016 election . restrictive new voter ID law What is the name of the new law? 2 7 -7 5 Under a restrictive new voter ID law in North Carolina , a state - issued photo ID is required for voting as of the 2016 election . a state - issued photo ID Can it be an ID from another state, as long as it contains the information required? 11 17 -8 1 The French government launched a new effort Thursday to heal social and religious fractures by better teaching children about secular values and steering them away from extremist propaganda , after French - born Islamic radicals shocked the nation in three days of terror attacks . new effort How was the French government handling the situation beforehand? 5 7 -8 1 The French government launched a new effort Thursday to heal social and religious fractures by better teaching children about secular values and steering them away from extremist propaganda , after French - born Islamic radicals shocked the nation in three days of terror attacks . social and religious fractures Why do these fractures exist? 10 14 -8 1 The French government launched a new effort Thursday to heal social and religious fractures by better teaching children about secular values and steering them away from extremist propaganda , after French - born Islamic radicals shocked the nation in three days of terror attacks . teaching children How will they teach these children? 16 18 -8 1 The French government launched a new effort Thursday to heal social and religious fractures by better teaching children about secular values and steering them away from extremist propaganda , after French - born Islamic radicals shocked the nation in three days of terror attacks . terror Why are radicals carrying out terror attacks? 42 43 -8 1 The French government launched a new effort Thursday to heal social and religious fractures by better teaching children about secular values and steering them away from extremist propaganda , after French - born Islamic radicals shocked the nation in three days of terror attacks . better teaching children about secular values How does teaching secular values heal religious fractures? 15 21 -8 1 The French government launched a new effort Thursday to heal social and religious fractures by better teaching children about secular values and steering them away from extremist propaganda , after French - born Islamic radicals shocked the nation in three days of terror attacks . three days of terror attacks What happened? 39 44 -8 2 Prime Minister Manuel Valls shocked many this week by referring to a " territorial , social , ethnic apartheid " that especially affects troubled suburbs or " banlieues , " tinderboxes of discontent where values that bind the nation are often absent . troubled suburbs Why do these areas have differing values than the whole nation? 23 25 -8 2 Prime Minister Manuel Valls shocked many this week by referring to a " territorial , social , ethnic apartheid " that especially affects troubled suburbs or " banlieues , " tinderboxes of discontent where values that bind the nation are often absent . troubled suburbs How does the prime minister define these troubled surburbs? 23 25 -8 2 Prime Minister Manuel Valls shocked many this week by referring to a " territorial , social , ethnic apartheid " that especially affects troubled suburbs or " banlieues , " tinderboxes of discontent where values that bind the nation are often absent . values What are the baluesthat bind the nation, and why specifically are they lacking in these \"banlieues\"? 34 35 -8 2 Prime Minister Manuel Valls shocked many this week by referring to a " territorial , social , ethnic apartheid " that especially affects troubled suburbs or " banlieues , " tinderboxes of discontent where values that bind the nation are often absent . values that bind the nation are often absent Why are these values absent? 34 42 -8 3 They house France ' s poorest , especially minorities with immigrant roots , including many Muslims from former French colonies . France ' s poorest , Why are France's poorest in these neighborhoods that are \"troubled\"? 2 7 -8 3 They house France ' s poorest , especially minorities with immigrant roots , including many Muslims from former French colonies . minorities How much of the population of these neighborhoods are foreign versus not? 8 9 -8 4 Valls convened a special government meeting Thursday to tackle this societal divide . special government meeting Were there representatives from all political parties at this meeting? 3 6 -8 4 Valls convened a special government meeting Thursday to tackle this societal divide . special What made it special? 3 4 -8 5 The proposals that emerged focus on schools , which Valls calls an " essential link " in transmitting French values of tolerance and freedoms . " essential link " How are schools the essential link to passing French values? 12 16 -8 5 The proposals that emerged focus on schools , which Valls calls an " essential link " in transmitting French values of tolerance and freedoms . schools , What is the public school system in France? 6 8 -9 1 Ebola outbreaks in the past few decades have consistently “ burned out ” in relatively isolated and rural areas in Central Africa where ill patients did not come into contact with many individuals . relatively What do they mean by 'relatively'? 14 15 -9 1 Ebola outbreaks in the past few decades have consistently “ burned out ” in relatively isolated and rural areas in Central Africa where ill patients did not come into contact with many individuals . rural areas in Central Africa Which countries specifically are located in these areas? 17 22 -9 1 Ebola outbreaks in the past few decades have consistently “ burned out ” in relatively isolated and rural areas in Central Africa where ill patients did not come into contact with many individuals . isolated and rural areas Why has Ebola only appeared in isolated and rural areas? 15 19 -9 1 Ebola outbreaks in the past few decades have consistently “ burned out ” in relatively isolated and rural areas in Central Africa where ill patients did not come into contact with many individuals . “ burned out ” same meaning as flame out? 9 13 -9 3 The current outbreak in West Africa , however — taking place at the intersection of several countries ’ porous borders — helped this outbreak boom into an epidemic which has a global reach . borders Which borders are these? 19 20 -9 3 The current outbreak in West Africa , however — taking place at the intersection of several countries ’ porous borders — helped this outbreak boom into an epidemic which has a global reach . intersection of several countries ’ Which countries specifically? 13 18 -9 3 The current outbreak in West Africa , however — taking place at the intersection of several countries ’ porous borders — helped this outbreak boom into an epidemic which has a global reach . several countries ’ Which countries? 15 18 -9 3 The current outbreak in West Africa , however — taking place at the intersection of several countries ’ porous borders — helped this outbreak boom into an epidemic which has a global reach . global reach Which \"global\" countries has Ebola reached? 31 33 -9 3 The current outbreak in West Africa , however — taking place at the intersection of several countries ’ porous borders — helped this outbreak boom into an epidemic which has a global reach . global reach what year was this? 31 33 -9 4 What will it take to quash the ongoing Ebola epidemic and keep it from becoming part of the fabric of life in West Africa ? quash What does it mean to quash the virus? 5 6 -9 4 What will it take to quash the ongoing Ebola epidemic and keep it from becoming part of the fabric of life in West Africa ? West Africa ? is this a geographical area? 22 25 -9 5 New attempts to answer the question suggest that in order to halt the calamitous chain of transmission at least 50 percent of all infectious Ebola patients in West Africa — and perhaps 70 percent — would need to be isolated and kept from infecting other individuals . perhaps 70 percent Wouldn't the other 30% of patients continue spreading the virus? 31 34 -9 5 New attempts to answer the question suggest that in order to halt the calamitous chain of transmission at least 50 percent of all infectious Ebola patients in West Africa — and perhaps 70 percent — would need to be isolated and kept from infecting other individuals . calamitous chain did it end up being a calamity? 13 15 -10 1 Under mounting pressure from new revelations that the United States collected the telephone data of tens of millions of Europeans , the Obama administration on Monday said that there is a need for new constraints on U . S . intelligence - gathering operations and a top senator announced that the spying on U . S . allies would stop . U . S . intelligence - gathering operations Which agency did this? 36 44 -10 1 Under mounting pressure from new revelations that the United States collected the telephone data of tens of millions of Europeans , the Obama administration on Monday said that there is a need for new constraints on U . S . intelligence - gathering operations and a top senator announced that the spying on U . S . allies would stop . operations What are the constraints on the intelligence gathering operations? 43 44 -10 1 Under mounting pressure from new revelations that the United States collected the telephone data of tens of millions of Europeans , the Obama administration on Monday said that there is a need for new constraints on U . S . intelligence - gathering operations and a top senator announced that the spying on U . S . allies would stop . top senator Which top senator? 46 48 -10 2 In an interview aired late Monday by a new cable television outlet , Fusion , President Barack Obama declined to discuss the communications monitoring operations of the National Security Agency , including whether the NSA tapped the telephones of German Chancellor Angela Merkel and 34 other world leaders . declined to discuss the communications Why did he decline to discuss it? 18 23 -10 2 In an interview aired late Monday by a new cable television outlet , Fusion , President Barack Obama declined to discuss the communications monitoring operations of the National Security Agency , including whether the NSA tapped the telephones of German Chancellor Angela Merkel and 34 other world leaders . 34 other world leaders Were these all US allies? 44 48 -10 3 The storm battering Obama over the revelations of U . S . data - gathering and communications monitoring in France , Spain , Germany , Italy , Mexico and Brazil showed no sign of abating . The storm What storm? Is this actually a nationwide issue? 0 2 -10 3 The storm battering Obama over the revelations of U . S . data - gathering and communications monitoring in France , Spain , Germany , Italy , Mexico and Brazil showed no sign of abating . showed no sign of abating Why did it show no sign of abating? 30 35 -10 4 Outlined in top - secret documents leaked to news media by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden , the disclosures are bruising ties with some of the closest U . S . allies , adding to the domestic outcry over the NSA ' s collection of data from millions of Americans ' communications as part of an effort to unearth terrorist plots . the disclosures Which disclosures? Spying on allies? 17 19 -10 4 Outlined in top - secret documents leaked to news media by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden , the disclosures are bruising ties with some of the closest U . S . allies , adding to the domestic outcry over the NSA ' s collection of data from millions of Americans ' communications as part of an effort to unearth terrorist plots . Americans ' communications Didn't the author state that there was spying on US allies? 49 52 -10 4 Outlined in top - secret documents leaked to news media by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden , the disclosures are bruising ties with some of the closest U . S . allies , adding to the domestic outcry over the NSA ' s collection of data from millions of Americans ' communications as part of an effort to unearth terrorist plots . bruising ties Why is it bruising ties with some of the closest allies? 20 22 -10 4 Outlined in top - secret documents leaked to news media by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden , the disclosures are bruising ties with some of the closest U . S . allies , adding to the domestic outcry over the NSA ' s collection of data from millions of Americans ' communications as part of an effort to unearth terrorist plots . Edward Snowden , Where is he now after this disclosure? 14 17 -11 1 Public confusion , legal loopholes and shady Internet businesses have led to an “ epidemic ” of fake service - dog certificates , vests and harnesses for use on ordinary pets . legal loopholes What are the legal loopholes that have led to the 'epidemic' of fake service dog certificates? 3 5 -11 1 Public confusion , legal loopholes and shady Internet businesses have led to an “ epidemic ” of fake service - dog certificates , vests and harnesses for use on ordinary pets . “ epidemic ” of fake service - dog certificates , How many fake service-dog certificates have been issued? 13 23 -11 1 Public confusion , legal loopholes and shady Internet businesses have led to an “ epidemic ” of fake service - dog certificates , vests and harnesses for use on ordinary pets . shady Internet businesses What constitutes a shady internet business? 6 9 -11 1 Public confusion , legal loopholes and shady Internet businesses have led to an “ epidemic ” of fake service - dog certificates , vests and harnesses for use on ordinary pets . service - dog certificates , Like for blind people? 18 23 -11 2 And advocates for the disabled say the issue is creating big headaches for those who truly need the canines ’ assistance . creating big headaches Why is this creating an issue? What is the problem with many, many people that own service dog certificates? 9 12 -11 2 And advocates for the disabled say the issue is creating big headaches for those who truly need the canines ’ assistance . disabled An organization for the disabled? 4 5 -11 3 The problem has gotten so bad that Canine Companions for Independence — the nation ’ s largest breeding and training service - dog program — launched an online petition last week asking the U . S . Department of Justice to take action . Canine Companions for Independence How many members does Canine Companions for Independce have? 7 11 -11 3 The problem has gotten so bad that Canine Companions for Independence — the nation ’ s largest breeding and training service - dog program — launched an online petition last week asking the U . S . Department of Justice to take action . launched an online petition When was the petition by Canine Companions for Independence launched? 25 29 -11 3 The problem has gotten so bad that Canine Companions for Independence — the nation ’ s largest breeding and training service - dog program — launched an online petition last week asking the U . S . Department of Justice to take action . Canine Companions for Independence Is this company a reputable source? 7 11 -11 3 The problem has gotten so bad that Canine Companions for Independence — the nation ’ s largest breeding and training service - dog program — launched an online petition last week asking the U . S . Department of Justice to take action . launched an online petition Can we see the petition? What were the results of their submission to the US DOJ? 25 29 -11 3 The problem has gotten so bad that Canine Companions for Independence — the nation ’ s largest breeding and training service - dog program — launched an online petition last week asking the U . S . Department of Justice to take action . action What actions could the DOJ take? 42 43 -11 3 The problem has gotten so bad that Canine Companions for Independence — the nation ’ s largest breeding and training service - dog program — launched an online petition last week asking the U . S . Department of Justice to take action . online petition On which website? 27 29 -11 4 “ Unfortunately , people are trading on the fact these harnesses and vests have become distinguishing marks of service dogs , so now you find unscrupulous businesses who sell these things to people who want to take their dogs into the store or restaurant or in the passenger cabin of the plane , ” said Paul Mundell , national director of canine programs for CCI . businesses who sell these things How many businesses are selling harnesses and vests for service dogs? 26 31 -11 4 “ Unfortunately , people are trading on the fact these harnesses and vests have become distinguishing marks of service dogs , so now you find unscrupulous businesses who sell these things to people who want to take their dogs into the store or restaurant or in the passenger cabin of the plane , ” said Paul Mundell , national director of canine programs for CCI . unscrupulous businesses What does unscrupulous mean? 25 27 -11 4 “ Unfortunately , people are trading on the fact these harnesses and vests have become distinguishing marks of service dogs , so now you find unscrupulous businesses who sell these things to people who want to take their dogs into the store or restaurant or in the passenger cabin of the plane , ” said Paul Mundell , national director of canine programs for CCI . CCI What does CCI stand for? 64 65 -11 5 “ It happens all the time . ” On a recent flight to Orlando , where CCI has its regional headquarters , Mundell said he watched a man with a toy breed of dog walk off their flight to the baggage area , remove the dog ’ s “ service animal ” vest and leave the airport . remove the dog ’ s “ service animal ” vest What can airlines do the reduce the fraudulant use of service vests and harnesses? 44 54 -11 5 “ It happens all the time . ” On a recent flight to Orlando , where CCI has its regional headquarters , Mundell said he watched a man with a toy breed of dog walk off their flight to the baggage area , remove the dog ’ s “ service animal ” vest and leave the airport . CCI has its regional headquarters , Where is the national headquarters of CCI? 17 23 -11 5 “ It happens all the time . ” On a recent flight to Orlando , where CCI has its regional headquarters , Mundell said he watched a man with a toy breed of dog walk off their flight to the baggage area , remove the dog ’ s “ service animal ” vest and leave the airport . “ It happens all the time How often? Are there statistics to validate this claim? 0 6 -11 5 “ It happens all the time . ” On a recent flight to Orlando , where CCI has its regional headquarters , Mundell said he watched a man with a toy breed of dog walk off their flight to the baggage area , remove the dog ’ s “ service animal ” vest and leave the airport . “ service animal ” vest and leave the airport What's wrong with removing the service animal vest? 49 58 -11 5 “ It happens all the time . ” On a recent flight to Orlando , where CCI has its regional headquarters , Mundell said he watched a man with a toy breed of dog walk off their flight to the baggage area , remove the dog ’ s “ service animal ” vest and leave the airport . toy What is a \"toy\" breed of dog? 31 32 -12 1 Planetary scientists dream of sending a geologist to Mars to study its rocks by hand . its rocks What makes these rocks special? 11 13 -12 1 Planetary scientists dream of sending a geologist to Mars to study its rocks by hand . Planetary scientists Which planetary scientists? 0 2 -12 1 Planetary scientists dream of sending a geologist to Mars to study its rocks by hand . sending a geologist Why do scientists have to risk a geologist on Mars to study \"by hand\" when they can collect rocks and bring them back to earth using a rover? 4 7 -12 2 Until then , they have to settle for examining meteorites — chunks of the Red Planet that land on Earth after hurtling through space and surviving the searing fall through our atmosphere . searing fall through our atmosphere What happens to these rocks during this fall? 27 32 -12 2 Until then , they have to settle for examining meteorites — chunks of the Red Planet that land on Earth after hurtling through space and surviving the searing fall through our atmosphere . chunks of the Red Planet How do we know that these meterorites come from Mars? 11 16 -12 3 Though a little banged up , these meteorites provide a vital up - close view of our rust - hued neighbor . banged up , What kind of damage do they sustain? 3 6 -12 3 Though a little banged up , these meteorites provide a vital up - close view of our rust - hued neighbor . vital up - close view What is vital about the ability to study the meteorites up-close? 10 15 -12 4 But it can be hard for geologists to interpret what they see when they can ’ t agree how old a rock is . how old a rock is Why does age of the rocks matter? 18 23 -12 4 But it can be hard for geologists to interpret what they see when they can ’ t agree how old a rock is . how old a rock is Don't scientists use carbon dating as a means to confirm how old something is? 18 23 -12 4 But it can be hard for geologists to interpret what they see when they can ’ t agree how old a rock is . they can ’ t agree how old a rock is Why can't geologists agree how old the rocks are? 13 23 -12 5 Conflicting age estimates for certain rocks differ by up to 4 billion years — the vast majority of Mars ’ planetary existence . Conflicting age estimates Why are they unable to agree on the ages? 0 3 -12 5 Conflicting age estimates for certain rocks differ by up to 4 billion years — the vast majority of Mars ’ planetary existence . Conflicting age estimates How are age of meteorites estimated? 0 3 -12 5 Conflicting age estimates for certain rocks differ by up to 4 billion years — the vast majority of Mars ’ planetary existence . differ Why do estimates differ? Are different processes to estimate age the same sample producing varying results? 6 7 -12 5 Conflicting age estimates for certain rocks differ by up to 4 billion years — the vast majority of Mars ’ planetary existence . Conflicting age estimates Would examining the rocks by hand on Mars put these age estimate conflicts to rest? 0 3 -13 1 If a magnitude - 9 . 0 earthquake were to strike along California ’ s sparsely populated North Coast , it would have a catastrophic ripple effect . North Coast , Where is the North Coast of California? 17 20 -13 1 If a magnitude - 9 . 0 earthquake were to strike along California ’ s sparsely populated North Coast , it would have a catastrophic ripple effect . would have a catastrophic ripple effect What are the specific reasons that it would have this effect? 21 27 -13 1 If a magnitude - 9 . 0 earthquake were to strike along California ’ s sparsely populated North Coast , it would have a catastrophic ripple effect . ripple what is a ripple effect? 25 26 -13 2 A giant tsunami created by the quake would wash away coastal towns , destroy U . S . 101 and cause $ 70 billion in damage over a large swath of the Pacific coast . giant tsunami created by the quake How do earthquakes cause tsunamis? 1 7 -13 2 A giant tsunami created by the quake would wash away coastal towns , destroy U . S . 101 and cause $ 70 billion in damage over a large swath of the Pacific coast . cause $ 70 billion in damage What does this damage specifically consist of? Businesses? Homes? Infrastructure? 20 26 -13 2 A giant tsunami created by the quake would wash away coastal towns , destroy U . S . 101 and cause $ 70 billion in damage over a large swath of the Pacific coast . $ 70 billion in damage What would be damaged, since its sparsely populated 21 26 -13 2 A giant tsunami created by the quake would wash away coastal towns , destroy U . S . 101 and cause $ 70 billion in damage over a large swath of the Pacific coast . A giant tsunami How large is a giant tsunami 0 3 -13 3 More than 100 bridges would be lost , power lines toppled and coastal towns isolated . coastal towns isolated Why are they isolated? 12 15 -13 3 More than 100 bridges would be lost , power lines toppled and coastal towns isolated . coastal towns What is the numer of coastal towns 12 14 -13 4 Residents would have as few as 15 minutes ’ notice to flee to higher ground , and as many as 10 , 000 would perish . to flee to higher ground , Aren't some coastal towns in California on cliffs? 10 16 -13 4 Residents would have as few as 15 minutes ’ notice to flee to higher ground , and as many as 10 , 000 would perish . many as 10 , 000 would perish Why would these people perish? Because of lack of notice or for other reasons? 18 25 -13 4 Residents would have as few as 15 minutes ’ notice to flee to higher ground , and as many as 10 , 000 would perish . and as Where did the number 10,000 come from? 16 18 -13 4 Residents would have as few as 15 minutes ’ notice to flee to higher ground , and as many as 10 , 000 would perish . 15 minutes ’ how would they get notice? 6 9 -13 4 Residents would have as few as 15 minutes ’ notice to flee to higher ground , and as many as 10 , 000 would perish . 15 minutes ’ notice Why is there no method of sensing an earthquake earlier than 15 minutes 6 10 -13 4 Residents would have as few as 15 minutes ’ notice to flee to higher ground , and as many as 10 , 000 would perish . flee to higher ground Why is there no preparedness for this tragedy 11 15 -13 5 Scientists last year published this grim scenario for a massive rupture along the Cascadia fault system , which runs 700 miles off shore from Northern California to Vancouver Island . Scientists Which scientists? 0 1 -13 5 Scientists last year published this grim scenario for a massive rupture along the Cascadia fault system , which runs 700 miles off shore from Northern California to Vancouver Island . Scientists What scientists published this fact? 0 1 -13 5 Scientists last year published this grim scenario for a massive rupture along the Cascadia fault system , which runs 700 miles off shore from Northern California to Vancouver Island . Cascadia what is cascadia? 13 14 -13 5 Scientists last year published this grim scenario for a massive rupture along the Cascadia fault system , which runs 700 miles off shore from Northern California to Vancouver Island . published this grim scenario What publication what this published in 3 7 -13 5 Scientists last year published this grim scenario for a massive rupture along the Cascadia fault system , which runs 700 miles off shore from Northern California to Vancouver Island . Cascadia fault system , Why are they not monitoring this fault system closely 13 17 -14 1 A new issue is growing out of labor ’ s drive for a higher minimum wage for fast - food employees : wage theft , an umbrella term for failing to pay workers what they ’ re legally owed . what they ’ re legally owed How are fast-food establishments not paying what workers are legally owed? 33 39 -14 1 A new issue is growing out of labor ’ s drive for a higher minimum wage for fast - food employees : wage theft , an umbrella term for failing to pay workers what they ’ re legally owed . for a higher minimum wage How does a desire for a higher minimum wage relate to companies failing to pay what it currently legally owed? 11 16 -14 1 A new issue is growing out of labor ’ s drive for a higher minimum wage for fast - food employees : wage theft , an umbrella term for failing to pay workers what they ’ re legally owed . wage theft , how is stilling the wages and why? 22 25 -14 1 A new issue is growing out of labor ’ s drive for a higher minimum wage for fast - food employees : wage theft , an umbrella term for failing to pay workers what they ’ re legally owed . umbrella what is the umbrella meaning? 26 27 -14 2 In recent months , lawsuits alleging wage theft abuses have been filed on behalf of fast - food workers in three states , and state attorneys general have obtained a couple of hefty settlements from employers charged with violations . three states , What states? 20 23 -14 2 In recent months , lawsuits alleging wage theft abuses have been filed on behalf of fast - food workers in three states , and state attorneys general have obtained a couple of hefty settlements from employers charged with violations . hefty settlements Is a hefty statement a legal term? 32 34 -14 2 In recent months , lawsuits alleging wage theft abuses have been filed on behalf of fast - food workers in three states , and state attorneys general have obtained a couple of hefty settlements from employers charged with violations . three states , Which three states? 20 23 -14 2 In recent months , lawsuits alleging wage theft abuses have been filed on behalf of fast - food workers in three states , and state attorneys general have obtained a couple of hefty settlements from employers charged with violations . wage theft abuses how is it posssible for a employer to still from the workers wage? 6 9 -14 2 In recent months , lawsuits alleging wage theft abuses have been filed on behalf of fast - food workers in three states , and state attorneys general have obtained a couple of hefty settlements from employers charged with violations . fast - food workers at which restaurant? 15 19 -14 3 The issue came to the forefront Thursday in front of three McDonald ’ s and Burger King restaurants in Kansas City , Mo . , where signs proclaiming “ wage theft ” and “ stolen wages ” dotted a midday rally by the StandUpKC coalition . midday rally by the StandUpKC coalition Was this rally about this issue? 39 45 -14 3 The issue came to the forefront Thursday in front of three McDonald ’ s and Burger King restaurants in Kansas City , Mo . , where signs proclaiming “ wage theft ” and “ stolen wages ” dotted a midday rally by the StandUpKC coalition . McDonald ’ s why does mcdonalds always pay under the employess minimum wage? 11 14 -14 5 Corporate spokesmen for McDonald ’ s and Burger King say wage theft is contrary to company policy and that allegations are investigated . Corporate spokesmen Who are the corporate spokesmen? 0 2 -14 5 Corporate spokesmen for McDonald ’ s and Burger King say wage theft is contrary to company policy and that allegations are investigated . contrary to company policy how is this if mcdonallds pay under minimum wage? 13 17 -14 5 Corporate spokesmen for McDonald ’ s and Burger King say wage theft is contrary to company policy and that allegations are investigated . contrary what does the policy say? 13 14 -15 1 For people who don ’ t live in the South Side neighborhood of Washington Park , there is hardly a reason to take the CTA ’ s Green Line to the Garfield station . hardly a reason Why is there hardly a reason to take the green line to the park? 18 21 -15 1 For people who don ’ t live in the South Side neighborhood of Washington Park , there is hardly a reason to take the CTA ’ s Green Line to the Garfield station . Green Line What is the Green Line? 27 29 -15 1 For people who don ’ t live in the South Side neighborhood of Washington Park , there is hardly a reason to take the CTA ’ s Green Line to the Garfield station . reason Why isn't there a reason to take the CTA's Green Line? 20 21 -15 2 Though barely a mile from the stately University of Chicago campus , the desolate block of East Garfield Boulevard between Martin Luther King Drive and Prairie Avenue has little to offer , mostly one shuttered storefront after another and remnants of broken signage from businesses that once beckoned customers . little to offer , What DOES it have to offer? 28 32 -15 2 Though barely a mile from the stately University of Chicago campus , the desolate block of East Garfield Boulevard between Martin Luther King Drive and Prairie Avenue has little to offer , mostly one shuttered storefront after another and remnants of broken signage from businesses that once beckoned customers . shuttered storefront after another What has made this region so dilapidated? 34 38 -15 2 Though barely a mile from the stately University of Chicago campus , the desolate block of East Garfield Boulevard between Martin Luther King Drive and Prairie Avenue has little to offer , mostly one shuttered storefront after another and remnants of broken signage from businesses that once beckoned customers . once beckoned customers What happened to the customers? 46 49 -15 2 Though barely a mile from the stately University of Chicago campus , the desolate block of East Garfield Boulevard between Martin Luther King Drive and Prairie Avenue has little to offer , mostly one shuttered storefront after another and remnants of broken signage from businesses that once beckoned customers . once Why don't the businesses beckon customers anymore? 46 47 -15 3 But it ’ s possible that the landscape could change . the landscape could change How could the landscape change? 6 10 -15 3 But it ’ s possible that the landscape could change . possible What makes it possible? 4 5 -15 3 But it ’ s possible that the landscape could change . change How could the landscapes change? 9 10 -15 4 Washington Park residents are pinning their hopes on President Barack Obama — that he will select the U . of C . to host his presidential library and that the university will build it on the swath of vacant , city - owned land adjacent to the “ L . ” While the site for the library will not be announced until early 2015 , Chicago is considered by some observers to be the front - runner , partly because of the president and first lady Michelle Obama ’ s strong personal and political ties to the city . hopes What hopes do they have? 6 7 -15 4 Washington Park residents are pinning their hopes on President Barack Obama — that he will select the U . of C . to host his presidential library and that the university will build it on the swath of vacant , city - owned land adjacent to the “ L . ” While the site for the library will not be announced until early 2015 , Chicago is considered by some observers to be the front - runner , partly because of the president and first lady Michelle Obama ’ s strong personal and political ties to the city . partly because of What are the other reasons the city is being considered a front-runner? 79 82 -15 4 Washington Park residents are pinning their hopes on President Barack Obama — that he will select the U . of C . to host his presidential library and that the university will build it on the swath of vacant , city - owned land adjacent to the “ L . ” While the site for the library will not be announced until early 2015 , Chicago is considered by some observers to be the front - runner , partly because of the president and first lady Michelle Obama ’ s strong personal and political ties to the city . some observers Who are the observers? 70 72 -15 4 Washington Park residents are pinning their hopes on President Barack Obama — that he will select the U . of C . to host his presidential library and that the university will build it on the swath of vacant , city - owned land adjacent to the “ L . ” While the site for the library will not be announced until early 2015 , Chicago is considered by some observers to be the front - runner , partly because of the president and first lady Michelle Obama ’ s strong personal and political ties to the city . Michelle Obama ’ s strong Why does she have strong ties to Chicago? 87 92 -15 4 Washington Park residents are pinning their hopes on President Barack Obama — that he will select the U . of C . to host his presidential library and that the university will build it on the swath of vacant , city - owned land adjacent to the “ L . ” While the site for the library will not be announced until early 2015 , Chicago is considered by some observers to be the front - runner , partly because of the president and first lady Michelle Obama ’ s strong personal and political ties to the city . build it on the swath of vacant , Why do they Obama will do this? 32 40 -15 4 Washington Park residents are pinning their hopes on President Barack Obama — that he will select the U . of C . to host his presidential library and that the university will build it on the swath of vacant , city - owned land adjacent to the “ L . ” While the site for the library will not be announced until early 2015 , Chicago is considered by some observers to be the front - runner , partly because of the president and first lady Michelle Obama ’ s strong personal and political ties to the city . partly Why is the Obama's ties to the city only a part of the reason it's the front-runner? 79 80 -15 5 Other bids are expected from Honolulu and New York . Honolulu Is this because Obama has ties to Hawaii? 5 6 -15 5 Other bids are expected from Honolulu and New York . Honolulu and New York What connection do these cities have to the Obamas? 5 9 -16 1 Next spring , spinning wheels will hum again in Lancaster County , South Carolina . again Why did the spinning wheels stop humming? 7 8 -16 1 Next spring , spinning wheels will hum again in Lancaster County , South Carolina . spring , spinning wheels What does this mean? 1 5 -16 2 Keer , a textile company headquartered two hours southwest of Shanghai , China , is building yarn manufacturing lines in Lancaster , bringing more than 500 jobs . textile company Why are they relocating? 3 5 -16 3 The Carolinas were once the epicenter of the U . S . textile industry , but since the late 1990s , thousands of jobs were lost when emerging markets joined the game , touting cheaper materials and labor . The Carolinas Why were the Carolinas the epicenter of the US textile industry? 0 2 -16 3 The Carolinas were once the epicenter of the U . S . textile industry , but since the late 1990s , thousands of jobs were lost when emerging markets joined the game , touting cheaper materials and labor . emerging markets What emerging markets? Isn't the textile industry a market all on its own? 27 29 -16 3 The Carolinas were once the epicenter of the U . S . textile industry , but since the late 1990s , thousands of jobs were lost when emerging markets joined the game , touting cheaper materials and labor . epicenter FOr how long were they epicenter? 5 6 -16 3 The Carolinas were once the epicenter of the U . S . textile industry , but since the late 1990s , thousands of jobs were lost when emerging markets joined the game , touting cheaper materials and labor . emerging markets In the US or outside of it? Or both? 27 29 -16 4 Carolinas textile jobs went to China , Brazil and Vietnam , among other places . among other places Where else did they go? 11 14 -16 4 Carolinas textile jobs went to China , Brazil and Vietnam , among other places . Brazil WHy brazil? the forests? 7 8 -16 5 Now , in an ironic turn of events , Chinese companies are looking to manufacture in the United States , lured by lower costs of energy , cotton and land , and wary of rising labor costs in China . ironic Why is it ironic that China is looking to manufacture in the US? 4 5 -16 5 Now , in an ironic turn of events , Chinese companies are looking to manufacture in the United States , lured by lower costs of energy , cotton and land , and wary of rising labor costs in China . wary of rising labor costs in China Do you have statistics to verify this claim? 32 39 -16 5 Now , in an ironic turn of events , Chinese companies are looking to manufacture in the United States , lured by lower costs of energy , cotton and land , and wary of rising labor costs in China . ironic Why is it ironic? 4 5 -17 1 Ray Rice was let go by the Baltimore Ravens on Monday and suspended indefinitely by the NFL after a video was released that appears to show the running back striking his then - fiancee in February . appears Thy does the video say appears to have been striking his then-fiance? 23 24 -17 1 Ray Rice was let go by the Baltimore Ravens on Monday and suspended indefinitely by the NFL after a video was released that appears to show the running back striking his then - fiancee in February . appears to show So it's not actually clear if he hit her? 23 26 -17 2 The grainy video , released by TMZ Sports , apparently shows Rice and Janay Palmer in an elevator at an Atlantic City casino . apparently Is it Rice and Palmer in the video or not? 9 10 -17 2 The grainy video , released by TMZ Sports , apparently shows Rice and Janay Palmer in an elevator at an Atlantic City casino . The grainy video , released by TMZ Sports , Did the Baltimore Ravens cover this info up? Why was it shown only by TMZ? 0 9 -17 3 Each hits the other before Rice knocks Palmer off her feet and into a railing . Each hits the other Who through the first punch? 0 4 -17 3 Each hits the other before Rice knocks Palmer off her feet and into a railing . Each hits the other Who hit the other first? 0 4 -17 3 Each hits the other before Rice knocks Palmer off her feet and into a railing . Each hits the other How hard did she hit him before he hit her? 0 4 -17 3 Each hits the other before Rice knocks Palmer off her feet and into a railing . Each hits the other So he was provoked? What caused the fight? 0 4 -17 4 An earlier TMZ video showed Rice dragging Palmer , now his wife , from the elevator at the Revel casino , which closed Sept . 2 . earlier TMZ video Why was there no security there to help Palmer? 1 4 -17 4 An earlier TMZ video showed Rice dragging Palmer , now his wife , from the elevator at the Revel casino , which closed Sept . 2 . dragging Palmer , now his wife , from the elevator Why was he dragging her? 6 16 -17 5 The Ravens said earlier Monday that they never saw the new video . never saw the new video Why didn't they look at the video before reaching a decision? 7 12 -17 5 The Ravens said earlier Monday that they never saw the new video . they never saw the new video Do they not understand it's clear that they knew about it? 6 12 -17 5 The Ravens said earlier Monday that they never saw the new video . saw the new video So they don't deny that it happened, just that they've seen it? 8 12 -18 1 Yan Meiyue , 90 , said her 72 - year - old daughter rarely visited , even for the annual Spring Festival , when families traditionally reunite . rarely visited , Rarely visited what? 13 16 -18 1 Yan Meiyue , 90 , said her 72 - year - old daughter rarely visited , even for the annual Spring Festival , when families traditionally reunite . annual Spring Festival , Where is this festival located? 19 23 -18 1 Yan Meiyue , 90 , said her 72 - year - old daughter rarely visited , even for the annual Spring Festival , when families traditionally reunite . when families traditionally reunite Whose families unite here? 23 27 -18 1 Yan Meiyue , 90 , said her 72 - year - old daughter rarely visited , even for the annual Spring Festival , when families traditionally reunite . rarely visited , How far away does her daughter live? 13 16 -18 1 Yan Meiyue , 90 , said her 72 - year - old daughter rarely visited , even for the annual Spring Festival , when families traditionally reunite . Spring Festival , Is the Spring Festival an important holiday? 20 23 -18 1 Yan Meiyue , 90 , said her 72 - year - old daughter rarely visited , even for the annual Spring Festival , when families traditionally reunite . rarely visited , Where does her daughter live? 13 16 -18 2 So Yan , a widow since her husband ’ s death nearly a decade ago , spends every weekday at a modest community center near her home , where she plays mahjong and eats meals prepared by a volunteer staff . spends every weekday What does this have to do with the festival? 16 19 -18 2 So Yan , a widow since her husband ’ s death nearly a decade ago , spends every weekday at a modest community center near her home , where she plays mahjong and eats meals prepared by a volunteer staff . her husband ’ s death How did her husband die? 6 11 -18 2 So Yan , a widow since her husband ’ s death nearly a decade ago , spends every weekday at a modest community center near her home , where she plays mahjong and eats meals prepared by a volunteer staff . modest What does modest mean in this context? 21 22 -18 2 So Yan , a widow since her husband ’ s death nearly a decade ago , spends every weekday at a modest community center near her home , where she plays mahjong and eats meals prepared by a volunteer staff . eats meals Which meals does she eat? 33 35 -18 2 So Yan , a widow since her husband ’ s death nearly a decade ago , spends every weekday at a modest community center near her home , where she plays mahjong and eats meals prepared by a volunteer staff . weekday what about weekends. 18 19 -18 3 “ The volunteers keep us company , ” she said with a smile , her voice tapering off . “ The volunteers keep us company , ” If she is satisfied with the company she keeps, why did the article begin with mentioning someone who rarely visited? 0 8 -18 3 “ The volunteers keep us company , ” she said with a smile , her voice tapering off . her voice tapering off Why does her voice taper off? 14 18 -18 4 Yan is one of a rapidly growing number of self - described “ orphan grandparents ” who feel personally or financially abandoned in a society that traditionally has treated its elders with a respect bordering on reverence . a society Where is the location for this society? 23 25 -18 4 Yan is one of a rapidly growing number of self - described “ orphan grandparents ” who feel personally or financially abandoned in a society that traditionally has treated its elders with a respect bordering on reverence . rapidly growing number What is the number? 5 8 -18 4 Yan is one of a rapidly growing number of self - described “ orphan grandparents ” who feel personally or financially abandoned in a society that traditionally has treated its elders with a respect bordering on reverence . a society Which society? 23 25 -18 5 For generations , elderly Chinese citizens could count on having a place in multi - generational households , where their children could treat them in infirmity . in infirmity What does this mean? 24 26 -18 5 For generations , elderly Chinese citizens could count on having a place in multi - generational households , where their children could treat them in infirmity . For generations , How far back does this tradition go? 0 3 -18 5 For generations , elderly Chinese citizens could count on having a place in multi - generational households , where their children could treat them in infirmity . treat them How would the children treat them? Just feed, entertain, etc, or does this include nursing, etc? 22 24 -19 1 An Internet video of six young Iranian men and women dancing to Pharrell Williams ' " Happy " has led to their arrests , showing how far Tehran will go to halt what it deems to be decadent Western behavior - despite the views of its moderate president . " Happy " Is that a popular song? 15 18 -19 1 An Internet video of six young Iranian men and women dancing to Pharrell Williams ' " Happy " has led to their arrests , showing how far Tehran will go to halt what it deems to be decadent Western behavior - despite the views of its moderate president . moderate president What is considered moderate in Iran. 46 48 -19 1 An Internet video of six young Iranian men and women dancing to Pharrell Williams ' " Happy " has led to their arrests , showing how far Tehran will go to halt what it deems to be decadent Western behavior - despite the views of its moderate president . Iranian men and women dancing Where were they dancing at? 6 11 -19 1 An Internet video of six young Iranian men and women dancing to Pharrell Williams ' " Happy " has led to their arrests , showing how far Tehran will go to halt what it deems to be decadent Western behavior - despite the views of its moderate president . views of its moderate president Can the president not stop this behavior? 43 48 -19 2 Criticism outside Iran was predictably swift Wednesday , with calls for freedom for the jailed youths zipping around social media . Criticism outside Iran Who is the criticism from? 0 3 -19 2 Criticism outside Iran was predictably swift Wednesday , with calls for freedom for the jailed youths zipping around social media . social media What social media platform did they use? 18 20 -19 2 Criticism outside Iran was predictably swift Wednesday , with calls for freedom for the jailed youths zipping around social media . jailed youths How long was the sentence? 14 16 -19 3 Williams tweeted : " It ' s beyond sad these kids were arrested for trying to spread happiness . " Williams Did he try to help? 0 1 -19 3 Williams tweeted : " It ' s beyond sad these kids were arrested for trying to spread happiness . " kids How old were the people arrested? 10 11 -19 3 Williams tweeted : " It ' s beyond sad these kids were arrested for trying to spread happiness . " spread happiness How were they trying to spread happiness by dancing? 16 18 -19 4 A tweet posted Wednesday evening on President Hassan Rouhani ' s account seemed to address the controversy , even if it stopped short of mentioning the video or the arrests directly . tweet He uses social media? 1 2 -19 4 A tweet posted Wednesday evening on President Hassan Rouhani ' s account seemed to address the controversy , even if it stopped short of mentioning the video or the arrests directly . Hassan Rouhani ' s account Do most countries have leaders with social media? 7 12 -19 4 A tweet posted Wednesday evening on President Hassan Rouhani ' s account seemed to address the controversy , even if it stopped short of mentioning the video or the arrests directly . tweet What did they tweet say? 1 2 -19 4 A tweet posted Wednesday evening on President Hassan Rouhani ' s account seemed to address the controversy , even if it stopped short of mentioning the video or the arrests directly . stopped short of mentioning the video How did it seem to address the issue if he didn't mention it at all? 21 27 -20 1 Many people smoke after they ’ ve eaten . Many people Which people? 0 2 -20 1 Many people smoke after they ’ ve eaten . smoke What do people smoke after eating? 2 3 -20 1 Many people smoke after they ’ ve eaten . Many How much is 'many'...more than 20...more than 200,000? 0 1 -20 1 Many people smoke after they ’ ve eaten . Many How many people smoke? 0 1 -20 2 Lindell Harvey smokes because he hasn ’ t . Lindell Harvey Who is Lindell Harvey? 0 2 -20 2 Lindell Harvey smokes because he hasn ’ t . Lindell Harvey Who is Lindell Harvey? 0 2 -20 2 Lindell Harvey smokes because he hasn ’ t . hasn ’ t Hasn't what? 5 8 -20 2 Lindell Harvey smokes because he hasn ’ t . Lindell Harvey Who is Lidell Harvey and why is this person significant? 0 2 -20 3 “ You smoke out of anxiety because you don ’ t have the food you need , ” said Harvey , 54 , who lives alone in Crum Lynne , Pa . don ’ t have the food you need , ” Why doesn't he have food? 8 18 -20 3 “ You smoke out of anxiety because you don ’ t have the food you need , ” said Harvey , 54 , who lives alone in Crum Lynne , Pa . you don ’ t have the food How is Harvey able to afford to smoke but not to buy inexpensive foods? 7 14 -20 4 He receives disability checks from the Navy that keep him $ 2 , 000 below the poverty line . the poverty line What is the poverty line? 15 18 -20 4 He receives disability checks from the Navy that keep him $ 2 , 000 below the poverty line . disability checks Is his disability to a level that prevents him from obtaining food, or is it only a financial problem? 2 4 -20 4 He receives disability checks from the Navy that keep him $ 2 , 000 below the poverty line . below the poverty line What is the poverty line in his area? 14 18 -20 5 Harvey relies on his Newports to see him through his hard days . Newports What are Newports? 4 5 -20 5 Harvey relies on his Newports to see him through his hard days . Newports What are Newports? 4 5 -20 5 Harvey relies on his Newports to see him through his hard days . Harvey relies on his Newports Why does he spend money on cigarettes instead of food? 0 5 -21 1 Corrosion , degradation and decay destroy a lot of history , but Massachusetts officials can thank the elements for helping uncover the past . destroy a lot of history , What history is being destroyed? 5 11 -21 1 Corrosion , degradation and decay destroy a lot of history , but Massachusetts officials can thank the elements for helping uncover the past . history , How exactly is history affected by corrosion and decay? 9 11 -21 1 Corrosion , degradation and decay destroy a lot of history , but Massachusetts officials can thank the elements for helping uncover the past . elements for helping uncover What are the elements? 17 21 -21 1 Corrosion , degradation and decay destroy a lot of history , but Massachusetts officials can thank the elements for helping uncover the past . degradation what is meant by this? 2 3 -21 2 In a damp ceremony of discovery Thursday , snow - flecked excavators in Boston retrieved a time capsule whose contents are thought to be almost as old as the nation , and even older . time capsule What was in the time capsule? 16 18 -21 2 In a damp ceremony of discovery Thursday , snow - flecked excavators in Boston retrieved a time capsule whose contents are thought to be almost as old as the nation , and even older . retrieved a time capsule Why were excavators in Boston given time capsules? 14 18 -21 2 In a damp ceremony of discovery Thursday , snow - flecked excavators in Boston retrieved a time capsule whose contents are thought to be almost as old as the nation , and even older . damp ceremony was it raining? 2 4 -21 4 Patriots Samuel Adams and Paul Revere took part in the original ceremony , when a cowhide capsule was placed as the state moved from its old statehouse to its new one across from the Boston Common . original ceremony , Why isn't this ceremony or anything like it in history books? 10 13 -22 1 The violet bottom - dwelling , prickle - backed spheres wriggling in the tank in Gretchen Hofmann ’ s lab aren ’ t really known for their speed . Gretchen Hofmann ’ s lab Who is this? Why do they have a lab? 15 20 -22 1 The violet bottom - dwelling , prickle - backed spheres wriggling in the tank in Gretchen Hofmann ’ s lab aren ’ t really known for their speed . aren ’ t really known for their speed for what are the violet botton dwelling known for? 20 28 -22 1 The violet bottom - dwelling , prickle - backed spheres wriggling in the tank in Gretchen Hofmann ’ s lab aren ’ t really known for their speed . prickle - backed spheres What are the violet bottom-dwelling, prickle-backed spheres in the tank in Gretchen Hofmann’s lab known for? 6 10 -22 2 But these lowly sea urchins adapt so quickly they ’ re helping answer a question that ’ s key to understanding ocean acidification : As fossil - fuel emissions disrupt marine life , will evolution come to the rescue ? ocean acidification : What is ocean acidification? 21 24 -22 2 But these lowly sea urchins adapt so quickly they ’ re helping answer a question that ’ s key to understanding ocean acidification : As fossil - fuel emissions disrupt marine life , will evolution come to the rescue ? As fossil - fuel emissions disrupt marine life , How is this happening? 25 34 -22 2 But these lowly sea urchins adapt so quickly they ’ re helping answer a question that ’ s key to understanding ocean acidification : As fossil - fuel emissions disrupt marine life , will evolution come to the rescue ? will evolution come to the rescue ? How would evolution rescue this issue? 34 40 -22 2 But these lowly sea urchins adapt so quickly they ’ re helping answer a question that ’ s key to understanding ocean acidification : As fossil - fuel emissions disrupt marine life , will evolution come to the rescue ? sea urchins adapt to what do sea urchings adapt? 3 6 -22 2 But these lowly sea urchins adapt so quickly they ’ re helping answer a question that ’ s key to understanding ocean acidification : As fossil - fuel emissions disrupt marine life , will evolution come to the rescue ? evolution how will it rescue? 35 36 -22 2 But these lowly sea urchins adapt so quickly they ’ re helping answer a question that ’ s key to understanding ocean acidification : As fossil - fuel emissions disrupt marine life , will evolution come to the rescue ? disrupt marine life , How exactly are fossil-fuel emissions disrupting marine life currently? 30 34 -22 3 Like Darwin ’ s finches or Great Britain ’ s peppered moths , these hedgehogs of the sea increasingly embody nature ’ s stunning capacity for resilience . hedgehogs of the sea Why are sea urchins known as hedgehogs of the sea? 14 18 -22 3 Like Darwin ’ s finches or Great Britain ’ s peppered moths , these hedgehogs of the sea increasingly embody nature ’ s stunning capacity for resilience . Great Britain ’ s peppered moths , What is a peppered moth and what does it have to do with resilience? 6 13 -22 3 Like Darwin ’ s finches or Great Britain ’ s peppered moths , these hedgehogs of the sea increasingly embody nature ’ s stunning capacity for resilience . for resilience how do the embody nature's resilince? 25 27 -22 3 Like Darwin ’ s finches or Great Britain ’ s peppered moths , these hedgehogs of the sea increasingly embody nature ’ s stunning capacity for resilience . Great Britain ’ s peppered moths , what are these? 6 13 -22 3 Like Darwin ’ s finches or Great Britain ’ s peppered moths , these hedgehogs of the sea increasingly embody nature ’ s stunning capacity for resilience . resilience How are sea urchins resilient? 26 27 -22 3 Like Darwin ’ s finches or Great Britain ’ s peppered moths , these hedgehogs of the sea increasingly embody nature ’ s stunning capacity for resilience . Darwin ’ s finches Why are Darwin's finches being compared to sea urchins? 1 5 -22 4 A number of plants and animals threatened by souring seas , including some mussels , abalone , rock oysters , plankton and even a few fish , appear likely — at least at first — to adjust or evolve . souring seas , What is a souring sea? 8 11 -22 4 A number of plants and animals threatened by souring seas , including some mussels , abalone , rock oysters , plankton and even a few fish , appear likely — at least at first — to adjust or evolve . to adjust or evolve How are these creatures expected to evolve? 35 39 -22 4 A number of plants and animals threatened by souring seas , including some mussels , abalone , rock oysters , plankton and even a few fish , appear likely — at least at first — to adjust or evolve . plants and animals threatened by souring seas , why are they threatened by the souring seas? 3 11 -22 4 A number of plants and animals threatened by souring seas , including some mussels , abalone , rock oysters , plankton and even a few fish , appear likely — at least at first — to adjust or evolve . souring seas , what are souring seas? 8 11 -22 4 A number of plants and animals threatened by souring seas , including some mussels , abalone , rock oysters , plankton and even a few fish , appear likely — at least at first — to adjust or evolve . adjust or evolve How do plants and animals threatened by souring seas adjust to fossil fuel emissions or evolve? 36 39 -22 5 But few seem as wired as these saltwater pincushions to come through the next several decades unscathed . But few seem as wired Are we talking about the people that studies these creatures or the creatures themselves? 0 5 -22 5 But few seem as wired as these saltwater pincushions to come through the next several decades unscathed . seem as wired why do they look wired? 2 5 -22 5 But few seem as wired as these saltwater pincushions to come through the next several decades unscathed . pincushions is this the right word? 8 9 -23 1 A summer jobs program for teenagers appears to cut the rate of violent crime , according to a new study by a University of Pennsylvania researcher . a University of Pennsylvania researcher Who is the researcher? 21 26 -23 1 A summer jobs program for teenagers appears to cut the rate of violent crime , according to a new study by a University of Pennsylvania researcher . University of Pennsylvania researcher Who was the researcher? When was this study done? 22 26 -23 1 A summer jobs program for teenagers appears to cut the rate of violent crime , according to a new study by a University of Pennsylvania researcher . summer jobs program for teenagers Who hosts the program? 1 6 -23 1 A summer jobs program for teenagers appears to cut the rate of violent crime , according to a new study by a University of Pennsylvania researcher . summer jobs program How do summer jobs programs cut the rate of violent crime? 1 4 -23 1 A summer jobs program for teenagers appears to cut the rate of violent crime , according to a new study by a University of Pennsylvania researcher . cut the rate How much is the rate of violent crime cut with teenagers that have summer jobs? 8 11 -23 1 A summer jobs program for teenagers appears to cut the rate of violent crime , according to a new study by a University of Pennsylvania researcher . cut the rate of violent crime , How can anyone know that the program cut violent crime and not another factor like being watched by staff while at the camp? 8 15 -23 2 And not because the youths were too busy working to break the law . the youths What youths? Where are we talking about here? 3 5 -23 2 And not because the youths were too busy working to break the law . too busy working Why then was the rate of violent crime decreased? 6 9 -23 2 And not because the youths were too busy working to break the law . too busy working What other things were teenagers doing instead of violent crimes? 6 9 -23 2 And not because the youths were too busy working to break the law . not because the youths were too busy How is this known? 1 8 -23 3 Those who were randomly chosen to get the eight - week positions were arrested for violent offenses 43 percent fewer times than their peers , and most of that difference occurred during the 13 months after the jobs were finished . eight - week positions Did pay play a role in the study? What was the pay? What were the hours? 8 12 -23 3 Those who were randomly chosen to get the eight - week positions were arrested for violent offenses 43 percent fewer times than their peers , and most of that difference occurred during the 13 months after the jobs were finished . after the jobs were finished Why did it occur during that time? 35 40 -23 3 Those who were randomly chosen to get the eight - week positions were arrested for violent offenses 43 percent fewer times than their peers , and most of that difference occurred during the 13 months after the jobs were finished . randomly chosen How many teenagers were randomly chosen? 3 5 -23 3 Those who were randomly chosen to get the eight - week positions were arrested for violent offenses 43 percent fewer times than their peers , and most of that difference occurred during the 13 months after the jobs were finished . during the 13 months after the jobs were finished Did this effect continue years later? 31 40 -23 4 The findings by Sara B . Heller , an assistant professor of criminology at Penn , were reported last week in the journal Science . the journal Science What journal is this? Is this a reputable source for teenage delinquency? 21 24 -23 4 The findings by Sara B . Heller , an assistant professor of criminology at Penn , were reported last week in the journal Science . findings What were the findings? 1 2 -23 5 Teens in the study were generally from lower - income families , and one - fifth of them had previously been arrested . lower - income How are the families considered to be lower-income? 7 10 -24 1 Wander into Cafe Rex in Oxkutzcab , Mexico , deep in the interior of the Yucatan Peninsula , and some odd things pop out on the menu . odd things Why are odd things on the menu? 20 22 -24 2 For one , there ’ s red curry and other Thai food . other Thai food What kind of Thai food? 9 12 -24 2 For one , there ’ s red curry and other Thai food . Thai food Why is there Thai food in Mexico? 10 12 -24 2 For one , there ’ s red curry and other Thai food . red curry How do they make the red curry? 6 8 -24 3 It might seem like a culinary aberration , but it isn ’ t . it isn ’ t Why isn't it weird that there's Thai food in Mexico? 9 13 -24 4 Across town at the Limba Restaurant , the menu carries an assortment of dishes from Thailand , created by a chef who spent a decade in kitchens in San Francisco , where Asian food is prevalent . by a chef Who is the chef? 18 21 -24 4 Across town at the Limba Restaurant , the menu carries an assortment of dishes from Thailand , created by a chef who spent a decade in kitchens in San Francisco , where Asian food is prevalent . Across town at the Limba Restaurant , What is the relationship between the first restaurant mentioned and Limba restaurant? 0 7 -24 4 Across town at the Limba Restaurant , the menu carries an assortment of dishes from Thailand , created by a chef who spent a decade in kitchens in San Francisco , where Asian food is prevalent . carries an assortment of dishes from Thailand , Why do they carry these foods, though? 9 17 -24 5 “ I was chief cook in three Thai restaurants , ” said Eduardo Dzib Vargas , listing venues on Potrero Hill , the Embarcadero district and Ghirardelli Square . Ghirardelli Square Why are there Thai restaurants in an area that sounds Italian? 26 28 -24 5 “ I was chief cook in three Thai restaurants , ” said Eduardo Dzib Vargas , listing venues on Potrero Hill , the Embarcadero district and Ghirardelli Square . three Thai restaurants , ” Were these restaurants successful? 6 11 -25 1 The United States and South Korea are on high alert amid signs that North Korea is planning a possible missile test . United States and South Korea Why just list these two countries, specifically? 1 6 -25 1 The United States and South Korea are on high alert amid signs that North Korea is planning a possible missile test . high alert What does the author mean by high alert? 8 10 -25 1 The United States and South Korea are on high alert amid signs that North Korea is planning a possible missile test . possible missile test another missile test? 18 21 -25 2 The preparations come after a string of threats from that country ’ s new , untested supreme leader , Kim Jong - un . string of threats What caused this string of threats from Kim Jong-un? 5 8 -25 2 The preparations come after a string of threats from that country ’ s new , untested supreme leader , Kim Jong - un . threats What threats were made? 7 8 -25 2 The preparations come after a string of threats from that country ’ s new , untested supreme leader , Kim Jong - un . new , How new is the leader? 13 15 -25 2 The preparations come after a string of threats from that country ’ s new , untested supreme leader , Kim Jong - un . Kim Jong - un why is he threatening? 19 23 -25 3 While the North Koreans do not have the capacity to strike the U . S . mainland , the medium - range weapons do have the potential to reach U . S . military bases on the Pacific island of Guam . Pacific island of Guam How likely is it that the North Koreans would launch an attack on the U.S.? 37 41 -25 3 While the North Koreans do not have the capacity to strike the U . S . mainland , the medium - range weapons do have the potential to reach U . S . military bases on the Pacific island of Guam . the capacity to strike the U . S What is this claim based on? 7 15 -25 3 While the North Koreans do not have the capacity to strike the U . S . mainland , the medium - range weapons do have the potential to reach U . S . military bases on the Pacific island of Guam . Guam how many people live there? 40 41 -25 4 North Korea has also threatened its neighbors South Korea and Japan , both strong U . S . allies . threatened What was the threat? 4 5 -25 4 North Korea has also threatened its neighbors South Korea and Japan , both strong U . S . allies . threatened How did North Korea threaten Japan and South Korea? 4 5 -25 4 North Korea has also threatened its neighbors South Korea and Japan , both strong U . S . allies . both strong U . S . allies who is america more friendly with? 12 19 -26 1 Mountain residents and the Fresno County sheriff are squaring off against a federal wildlife agency over frogs and toads - an Endangered Species Act fight that spreads like wildfire along the Sierra Nevada . spreads like wildfire Does this mean that news of the confict is spreading? Is support for the residents is increasing or support for the federal wildlife agency is increasing? 26 29 -26 1 Mountain residents and the Fresno County sheriff are squaring off against a federal wildlife agency over frogs and toads - an Endangered Species Act fight that spreads like wildfire along the Sierra Nevada . federal wildlife agency Which specific agency? 12 15 -26 1 Mountain residents and the Fresno County sheriff are squaring off against a federal wildlife agency over frogs and toads - an Endangered Species Act fight that spreads like wildfire along the Sierra Nevada . spreads like wildfire Is it the fight that is spreading like wildfire or the frogs and toads? 26 29 -26 1 Mountain residents and the Fresno County sheriff are squaring off against a federal wildlife agency over frogs and toads - an Endangered Species Act fight that spreads like wildfire along the Sierra Nevada . Mountain What mountain? 0 1 -26 2 People are reacting to proposed protection for the dwindling amphibians , fearing it will “ seal off ” land to logging , grazing and hiking , and threaten use of foothill reservoirs . “ seal off ” Would land owners have restricted access to their own property? Would access to public land be restricted? 14 18 -26 2 People are reacting to proposed protection for the dwindling amphibians , fearing it will “ seal off ” land to logging , grazing and hiking , and threaten use of foothill reservoirs . People are Which people in particular (from what areas)? How many? Is this a popular opinion? 0 2 -26 3 The economy will be devastated , they say . devastated , How would the economy be damaged? 4 6 -26 3 The economy will be devastated , they say . economy will be devastated , In what ways will the economy be devastated? 1 6 -26 4 Fish and Wildlife leaders say they are not proposing to shut down forests . proposing to shut down forests Why are forests not being shut down? 8 13 -26 4 Fish and Wildlife leaders say they are not proposing to shut down forests . Fish and Wildlife leaders From which agency? Are these leaders from the same federal wildlife agency or are they local? 0 4 -26 4 Fish and Wildlife leaders say they are not proposing to shut down forests . leaders Who are the leaders to which this is referring? 3 4 -27 1 Lizbeth Mateo paid her tuition Sunday for Santa Clara Law School , where classes begin next month . where classes begin next month What month is it? 12 17 -27 1 Lizbeth Mateo paid her tuition Sunday for Santa Clara Law School , where classes begin next month . Lizbeth Mateo Who is this and why is person remarkable? 0 2 -27 2 On Monday , she paused to send the California school an email . paused Why did she hesitate in sending an email to the school? 4 5 -27 2 On Monday , she paused to send the California school an email . she paused to send What was she pausing from doing? 3 7 -27 2 On Monday , she paused to send the California school an email . email Why did she send the email? 11 12 -27 2 On Monday , she paused to send the California school an email . she paused What was she doing that required a pause? 3 5 -27 3 “ I ’ m letting them know I may not make it in time , ” she said . in time , ” Why wouldn't she make it in time? 12 16 -27 3 “ I ’ m letting them know I may not make it in time , ” she said . I may not make it in time , ” Does she mean to campus in time for classes to start? 7 16 -27 4 The reason for her delay : an unorthodox — and risky — protest at the U . S . - Mexico border . unorthodox Why is a protest unorthodox? 7 8 -27 4 The reason for her delay : an unorthodox — and risky — protest at the U . S . - Mexico border . unorthodox — and risky — Why is it unorthodox and risky? 7 12 -27 4 The reason for her delay : an unorthodox — and risky — protest at the U . S . - Mexico border . reason for her delay : What does a protest have to do with her going to class? 1 6 -27 5 The 29 - year - old Mateo , who was brought into the United States illegally at age 10 , voluntarily flew back across the border recently in a protest aimed at recognizing the thousands of people deported from the United States over the last five years as the Obama administration struggles to adopt a long - range program for immigration reform . struggles to adopt Why is the struggle not outlined here? What are the struggles? 51 54 -28 1 Widespread flood recovery efforts continued Sunday in Colorado as hundreds of residents remained unaccounted for and the death toll - as well as the number of missing - continued to rise . in Colorado Where in Colorado? 6 8 -28 1 Widespread flood recovery efforts continued Sunday in Colorado as hundreds of residents remained unaccounted for and the death toll - as well as the number of missing - continued to rise . hundreds of residents Where are the residents located? 9 12 -28 1 Widespread flood recovery efforts continued Sunday in Colorado as hundreds of residents remained unaccounted for and the death toll - as well as the number of missing - continued to rise . Colorado Where in Colorado? 7 8 -28 1 Widespread flood recovery efforts continued Sunday in Colorado as hundreds of residents remained unaccounted for and the death toll - as well as the number of missing - continued to rise . recovery efforts What types of recovery efforts were used? 2 4 -28 1 Widespread flood recovery efforts continued Sunday in Colorado as hundreds of residents remained unaccounted for and the death toll - as well as the number of missing - continued to rise . flood recovery What caused the flood? 1 3 -28 2 Officials said there were at least 700 Coloradans still listed as missing in Boulder and Larimer counties after the disaster , which has washed out bridges and roads and isolated several central Colorado communities . isolated several central Colorado communities What communities were isolated by the flood? 29 34 -28 3 Gov . Gov . Governor who? 0 2 -28 3 Gov . Gov Why isn't this a complete sentence? 0 1 -28 3 Gov . Gov Why is this a sentence? 0 1 -28 4 John Hickenlooper , appearing on CNN on Sunday morning , expressed hope that many of the missing are simply out of reach of communications , and have “ already gotten out or ( are ) staying with friends . ” “ But , ” he added , “ we ’ re still bracing . “ we ’ re still bracing Bracing for what? 48 54 -28 5 I mean , there are many , many homes that have been destroyed . ” The tentative death toll from the flooding rose to six as Larimer County law enforcement officials said an 80 - year - old woman had probably been killed . been killed How was she killed? 42 44 -28 5 I mean , there are many , many homes that have been destroyed . ” The tentative death toll from the flooding rose to six as Larimer County law enforcement officials said an 80 - year - old woman had probably been killed . many , many homes how many homes were destroyed? 5 9 -28 5 I mean , there are many , many homes that have been destroyed . ” The tentative death toll from the flooding rose to six as Larimer County law enforcement officials said an 80 - year - old woman had probably been killed . probably been killed How could she probably be killed? 41 44 -29 1 Geologist Erin Argyilan has in the last 10 months studied sediment , analyzed wind patterns and mapped terrain , but she hasn ’ t solved the mystery of the holes that appear and vanish in the beige sands of Mount Baldy at Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore . studied How did Erin Argylian study this sediment? 9 10 -29 1 Geologist Erin Argyilan has in the last 10 months studied sediment , analyzed wind patterns and mapped terrain , but she hasn ’ t solved the mystery of the holes that appear and vanish in the beige sands of Mount Baldy at Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore . holes How were the holes discovered? 29 30 -29 1 Geologist Erin Argyilan has in the last 10 months studied sediment , analyzed wind patterns and mapped terrain , but she hasn ’ t solved the mystery of the holes that appear and vanish in the beige sands of Mount Baldy at Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore . Baldy Why is it named this? 40 41 -29 1 Geologist Erin Argyilan has in the last 10 months studied sediment , analyzed wind patterns and mapped terrain , but she hasn ’ t solved the mystery of the holes that appear and vanish in the beige sands of Mount Baldy at Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore . mystery Why is this issue difficult to solve? 26 27 -29 2 “ We ’ re seeing what appears to be a new geological phenomenon , ” she said . new geological What distinquishes this as something that is new? 10 12 -29 2 “ We ’ re seeing what appears to be a new geological phenomenon , ” she said . she has she been studying a long time? 15 16 -29 3 She is one of many experts who have combed the terrain for clues on the origin of these potentially dangerous holes , which are about a foot in diameter and seem to survive for less than a day before filling in naturally with sand . potentially dangerous holes , How are these holes particularly dangerous? 18 22 -29 3 She is one of many experts who have combed the terrain for clues on the origin of these potentially dangerous holes , which are about a foot in diameter and seem to survive for less than a day before filling in naturally with sand . one of many experts Why are all these people taking an interest in these holes? 2 6 -29 3 She is one of many experts who have combed the terrain for clues on the origin of these potentially dangerous holes , which are about a foot in diameter and seem to survive for less than a day before filling in naturally with sand . dangerous holes , How often are these holes appearing? 19 22 -29 4 Investigators have used ground - penetrating radar and specialized GPS devices to peek below the landscape , but no one is entirely certain why the holes form along the surface of this landmark , which attracts thousands of visitors each year . GPS devices Is this different from the GPS devices we use on a daily basis? 9 11 -29 4 Investigators have used ground - penetrating radar and specialized GPS devices to peek below the landscape , but no one is entirely certain why the holes form along the surface of this landmark , which attracts thousands of visitors each year . thousands is that considered a lot? 36 37 -29 4 Investigators have used ground - penetrating radar and specialized GPS devices to peek below the landscape , but no one is entirely certain why the holes form along the surface of this landmark , which attracts thousands of visitors each year . no one is entirely certain What anomalies can be traced through these technologies? 18 23 -29 5 The National Park Service announced this week that Mount Baldy will remain closed indefinitely due to the discovery of two new holes and a number of depressions on the north side slope , though the rest of the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore will be open . closed indefinitely Why are they going to close the whole mountain indefinitely? 12 14 -29 5 The National Park Service announced this week that Mount Baldy will remain closed indefinitely due to the discovery of two new holes and a number of depressions on the north side slope , though the rest of the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore will be open . National Park Service are they the authorities? 1 4 -29 5 The National Park Service announced this week that Mount Baldy will remain closed indefinitely due to the discovery of two new holes and a number of depressions on the north side slope , though the rest of the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore will be open . closed indefinitely Will the park remain closed until the mystery is solved? 12 14 -30 1 Tens of thousands of people from across the nation gathered at the National Mall Saturday to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington and to rally for what they believe is the unfinished business of the civil rights battle . National Mall What is the National Mall? 12 14 -30 1 Tens of thousands of people from across the nation gathered at the National Mall Saturday to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington and to rally for what they believe is the unfinished business of the civil rights battle . Tens of thousands of what kind of people? 0 4 -30 1 Tens of thousands of people from across the nation gathered at the National Mall Saturday to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington and to rally for what they believe is the unfinished business of the civil rights battle . National Mall Where is the National Mall? 12 14 -30 1 Tens of thousands of people from across the nation gathered at the National Mall Saturday to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington and to rally for what they believe is the unfinished business of the civil rights battle . March on Washington What was the March on Washington? 22 25 -30 2 Under picture - perfect blue skies , the throng assembled around the base of the Lincoln Memorial — where Martin Luther King Jr . delivered his iconic " I Have a Dream " speech — and listened to speaker after speaker implore them to become active participants , not bystanders , in the quest of racial equality and harmony . picture - perfect blue skies , why does this matter? 1 7 -30 2 Under picture - perfect blue skies , the throng assembled around the base of the Lincoln Memorial — where Martin Luther King Jr . delivered his iconic " I Have a Dream " speech — and listened to speaker after speaker implore them to become active participants , not bystanders , in the quest of racial equality and harmony . speaker after speaker Who were the people addressing the crowd? 38 41 -30 3 Rep . John Lewis , D - Ga . , the only living speaker from the 1963 march , fired up Saturday ' s crowd by exhorting them to fight against the Supreme Court ' s decision last June that struck down a key provision of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 . a key provision What was the provision? 42 45 -30 3 Rep . John Lewis , D - Ga . , the only living speaker from the 1963 march , fired up Saturday ' s crowd by exhorting them to fight against the Supreme Court ' s decision last June that struck down a key provision of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 . D - Ga WHat is this title mean? 5 8 -30 3 Rep . John Lewis , D - Ga . , the only living speaker from the 1963 march , fired up Saturday ' s crowd by exhorting them to fight against the Supreme Court ' s decision last June that struck down a key provision of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 . key provision What was the provision and why was it so important? 43 45 -30 4 " I gave a little blood on that bridge in Selma , Ala . , " he told the crowd , referring to the 1965 " Bloody Sunday " march from Selma to Montgomery , Ala . , in which protestors were brutally beaten on the Edmund Pettus Bridge . brutally beaten beaten by who? 42 44 -30 4 " I gave a little blood on that bridge in Selma , Ala . , " he told the crowd , referring to the 1965 " Bloody Sunday " march from Selma to Montgomery , Ala . , in which protestors were brutally beaten on the Edmund Pettus Bridge . protestors What specifically were they protesting? 40 41 -30 4 " I gave a little blood on that bridge in Selma , Ala . , " he told the crowd , referring to the 1965 " Bloody Sunday " march from Selma to Montgomery , Ala . , in which protestors were brutally beaten on the Edmund Pettus Bridge . brutally beaten Were they beaten without provocation? 42 44 -30 5 " I got arrested 40 times during the ' 60s , beaten and left bloodied and unconscious . beaten How does one recover from constant beating? 11 12 -31 1 How hot is Smokin ’ Ed ’ s Carolina Reaper chili pepper ? Smokin ’ Ed ’ s Who is Smokin' Ed? 3 8 -31 1 How hot is Smokin ’ Ed ’ s Carolina Reaper chili pepper ? Reaper chili pepper ? What is reaper chili pepper? 9 13 -31 1 How hot is Smokin ’ Ed ’ s Carolina Reaper chili pepper ? How how hot is the pepper? 0 1 -31 2 It ’ s so hot that when you walk into the chili sorting room at Ed Currie ’ s PuckerButt Pepper Co . , your eyes burn and your throat tightens from the sizzling fumes of hundreds of freshly picked peppers . chili sorting room What is a chili sorting room? 11 14 -31 2 It ’ s so hot that when you walk into the chili sorting room at Ed Currie ’ s PuckerButt Pepper Co . , your eyes burn and your throat tightens from the sizzling fumes of hundreds of freshly picked peppers . Ed Currie ’ s PuckerButt Pepper Co Isn't his name Smokin' Ed? Is this really the name of a company? 15 22 -31 2 It ’ s so hot that when you walk into the chili sorting room at Ed Currie ’ s PuckerButt Pepper Co . , your eyes burn and your throat tightens from the sizzling fumes of hundreds of freshly picked peppers . chili sorting room Is there anything special about this room? 11 14 -31 3 It ’ s so hot that workers who peel the chilies to scrape out seeds wear two pairs of protective gloves because the chili oils eat through one pair in 15 minutes . the chili oils eat through one pair in 15 minutes How do chili oils eat through a pair of protective goggles? 22 32 -31 3 It ’ s so hot that workers who peel the chilies to scrape out seeds wear two pairs of protective gloves because the chili oils eat through one pair in 15 minutes . eat through What do you mean they eat through a pair of gloves? 25 27 -31 3 It ’ s so hot that workers who peel the chilies to scrape out seeds wear two pairs of protective gloves because the chili oils eat through one pair in 15 minutes . peel the chilies How does one peel a chili? 8 11 -31 3 It ’ s so hot that workers who peel the chilies to scrape out seeds wear two pairs of protective gloves because the chili oils eat through one pair in 15 minutes . It ’ s so hot that workers who peel what would happen if the pepper touches the workers skin? 0 9 -31 4 Smokin ’ Ed ’ s Carolina Reaper is the world ’ s hottest chili pepper , according to Guinness World Records . according to Guinness World Records When was this tested? 16 21 -31 4 Smokin ’ Ed ’ s Carolina Reaper is the world ’ s hottest chili pepper , according to Guinness World Records . Guinness World Records what is the Guinnes world record? 18 21 -31 5 At a searing 1 . 56 million Scoville heat units ( SHUs ) , the Reaper knocked off the Trinidad Scorpion Butch T from Australia , the previous record holder at 1 . 46 million SHUs . Reaper knocked off the Trinidad Scorpion Butch What year or just in general, when did this happen? 15 22 -31 5 At a searing 1 . 56 million Scoville heat units ( SHUs ) , the Reaper knocked off the Trinidad Scorpion Butch T from Australia , the previous record holder at 1 . 46 million SHUs . Scoville heat units What is this unit of measure? How was this number provided? 7 10 -31 5 At a searing 1 . 56 million Scoville heat units ( SHUs ) , the Reaper knocked off the Trinidad Scorpion Butch T from Australia , the previous record holder at 1 . 46 million SHUs . Scoville heat units ( SHUs ) , How does common items, such as pepper or a jalapeno compare in Scoville heat units? 7 14 -32 1 After the bruising battle over Kennewick Man died down , Jim Chatters kept a low profile . low profile Why did Jim Chatters feel the need to keep a low profile? 14 16 -32 1 After the bruising battle over Kennewick Man died down , Jim Chatters kept a low profile . Kennewick Man What is Kennewick Man? 5 7 -32 1 After the bruising battle over Kennewick Man died down , Jim Chatters kept a low profile . bruising battle What bruising battle? 2 4 -32 1 After the bruising battle over Kennewick Man died down , Jim Chatters kept a low profile . Jim Chatters Who is this person? 10 12 -32 2 As the first scientist to study the skeleton unearthed in Eastern Washington almost two decades ago , Chatters was embroiled in a controversy over race and cultural identity stirred up by the 9 , 500 - year - old bones . embroiled in a controversy Who brought controversy against Chatters? 19 23 -32 2 As the first scientist to study the skeleton unearthed in Eastern Washington almost two decades ago , Chatters was embroiled in a controversy over race and cultural identity stirred up by the 9 , 500 - year - old bones . 9 , 500 - year - old bones how did they know the age? 32 40 -32 2 As the first scientist to study the skeleton unearthed in Eastern Washington almost two decades ago , Chatters was embroiled in a controversy over race and cultural identity stirred up by the 9 , 500 - year - old bones . controversy Who was involved? 22 23 -32 3 His assertion that the mystery man didn ’ t look anything like modern Native Americans infuriated Northwest Tribes , who consider the remains those of an ancestor and sued for the right to rebury what they call the Ancient One . infuriated Why were they infuriated over this claim? 15 16 -32 3 His assertion that the mystery man didn ’ t look anything like modern Native Americans infuriated Northwest Tribes , who consider the remains those of an ancestor and sued for the right to rebury what they call the Ancient One . Ancient One is this a real name? 38 40 -32 3 His assertion that the mystery man didn ’ t look anything like modern Native Americans infuriated Northwest Tribes , who consider the remains those of an ancestor and sued for the right to rebury what they call the Ancient One . Northwest Tribes , Which tribes were infuriated? 16 19 -32 4 Now the Bothell archaeologist is back in the spotlight with another set of prehistoric bones , along with DNA evidence that helps resolve a long - standing puzzle about the first Americans . Bothell who is bothell? 2 3 -32 4 Now the Bothell archaeologist is back in the spotlight with another set of prehistoric bones , along with DNA evidence that helps resolve a long - standing puzzle about the first Americans . Bothell archaeologist What is a Bothell? 2 4 -32 5 The findings also suggest — but don ’ t prove — that the tribes may have been right about Kennewick Man all along . suggest — but don ’ t prove — that What would be needed to prove the findings? 3 12 -33 1 A decade of counterinsurgency and counterterror operations has created doubts about the utility of the aircraft carrier . created doubts Who has these doubts? 8 10 -33 1 A decade of counterinsurgency and counterterror operations has created doubts about the utility of the aircraft carrier . A decade of counterinsurgency and counterterror Where is this happening? 0 6 -33 1 A decade of counterinsurgency and counterterror operations has created doubts about the utility of the aircraft carrier . decade of counterinsurgency To which country does this refer to if any? 1 4 -33 1 A decade of counterinsurgency and counterterror operations has created doubts about the utility of the aircraft carrier . has created doubts What kind of doubts? 7 10 -33 1 A decade of counterinsurgency and counterterror operations has created doubts about the utility of the aircraft carrier . aircraft carrier What do counterterror operations have to do with aircraft carriers? 15 17 -33 1 A decade of counterinsurgency and counterterror operations has created doubts about the utility of the aircraft carrier . aircraft What aircraft carrier? 15 16 -33 1 A decade of counterinsurgency and counterterror operations has created doubts about the utility of the aircraft carrier . operations What operations? 6 7 -33 2 Today ’ s budget cuts threaten to shrink the Navy ’ s carrier force — already reduced from 11 to 10 — to as few as eight or nine . 11 to 10 What specifically has shrunk from 11 to 10? 18 21 -33 2 Today ’ s budget cuts threaten to shrink the Navy ’ s carrier force — already reduced from 11 to 10 — to as few as eight or nine . Today ’ s budget cuts What budget cuts is this referring to? 0 5 -33 2 Today ’ s budget cuts threaten to shrink the Navy ’ s carrier force — already reduced from 11 to 10 — to as few as eight or nine . shrink the Navy ’ s carrier force What's the justification for shrinking the Navy's carrier force? 7 14 -33 2 Today ’ s budget cuts threaten to shrink the Navy ’ s carrier force — already reduced from 11 to 10 — to as few as eight or nine . eight or nine How much money would this save the government? 26 29 -33 2 Today ’ s budget cuts threaten to shrink the Navy ’ s carrier force — already reduced from 11 to 10 — to as few as eight or nine . budget cuts threaten to shrink the Navy ’ s carrier why do the budget cut threaten to the navy's carrier? 3 13 -33 3 Yet whether in a direct or supporting role , aircraft carriers have taken part in almost every U . S . major military operation since World War II . in almost every U . S . major military operation Have there been exceptions? 14 24 -33 3 Yet whether in a direct or supporting role , aircraft carriers have taken part in almost every U . S . major military operation since World War II . have taken part in almost Which military operations have aircraft carriers not taken part in? 11 16 -33 4 They have served as diplomatic tools to ratchet up or ease political pressure . diplomatic tools How have they served as diplomatic tools? 4 6 -33 4 They have served as diplomatic tools to ratchet up or ease political pressure . ratchet up or ease How has this been accomplished? 7 11 -33 4 They have served as diplomatic tools to ratchet up or ease political pressure . They have served as diplomatic tools what has served diplomatic tools? 0 6 -33 4 They have served as diplomatic tools to ratchet up or ease political pressure . diplomatic tools How have aircraft carriers been used as diplomatic tools? 4 6 -33 5 They have given our military unparalleled freedom of action to respond to a range of requirements . unparalleled freedom of action Compared to when or who? 5 9 -33 5 They have given our military unparalleled freedom of action to respond to a range of requirements . range What is the range? 13 14 -33 5 They have given our military unparalleled freedom of action to respond to a range of requirements . unparalleled freedom of action How have they granted the military freedom of action? 5 9 -33 5 They have given our military unparalleled freedom of action to respond to a range of requirements . range of requirements What range of requirements have the aircraft carriers responded to? 13 16 -34 1 A New York City commuter train rounding a riverside curve derailed Sunday , killing four people and injuring more than 60 in a crash that threw passengers from the toppling cars and left a snaking chain of twisted wreckage just inches from the water . derailed Sunday , Why did the train derail? 10 13 -34 1 A New York City commuter train rounding a riverside curve derailed Sunday , killing four people and injuring more than 60 in a crash that threw passengers from the toppling cars and left a snaking chain of twisted wreckage just inches from the water . A New York City commuter train What was the line? (A,1,2,3..etc or amtrak?) 0 6 -34 1 A New York City commuter train rounding a riverside curve derailed Sunday , killing four people and injuring more than 60 in a crash that threw passengers from the toppling cars and left a snaking chain of twisted wreckage just inches from the water . threw passengers from the toppling cars How were they thrown from the train? 25 31 -34 1 A New York City commuter train rounding a riverside curve derailed Sunday , killing four people and injuring more than 60 in a crash that threw passengers from the toppling cars and left a snaking chain of twisted wreckage just inches from the water . derailed Why'd it derail? 10 11 -34 1 A New York City commuter train rounding a riverside curve derailed Sunday , killing four people and injuring more than 60 in a crash that threw passengers from the toppling cars and left a snaking chain of twisted wreckage just inches from the water . threw passengers How were the thrown from the cars? 25 27 -34 2 Some of the roughly 150 passengers on the early morning Metro - North train from Poughkeepsie to Manhattan were jolted from sleep around 7 : 20 a . m . to screams and the frightening sensation of their compartment rolling over on a bend in the Bronx where the Hudson and Harlem rivers meet . compartment rolling over on a bend in the What exactly made the train flip? Was this a particularly fast turn? 38 46 -34 3 When the motion stopped , four or five of the seven cars had lurched off the rails . When the motion stopped , How abrupt was the stop? Is this what caused the derailing? 0 5 -34 3 When the motion stopped , four or five of the seven cars had lurched off the rails . four or five Why is this a mystery? Four or five? How is that information somehow unknown if their were only seven cars? 5 8 -34 3 When the motion stopped , four or five of the seven cars had lurched off the rails . four or five of the seven Only part of the train was in the wreckage then? Was it the back half or something? 5 11 -34 3 When the motion stopped , four or five of the seven cars had lurched off the rails . four or five of the seven cars Why were they lurched off the rails? 5 12 -34 3 When the motion stopped , four or five of the seven cars had lurched off the rails . four or five Do they not know the exact number of cars that had derailed? 5 8 -34 4 It was the latest accident in a troubled year for the nation ' s second - biggest commuter railroad , which had never experienced a passenger death in an accident in its 31 - year - history . It was the latest accident How many accidents have their been? 0 5 -34 4 It was the latest accident in a troubled year for the nation ' s second - biggest commuter railroad , which had never experienced a passenger death in an accident in its 31 - year - history . 31 - year - history Why did this suddenly change? How old are the trains? 32 37 -34 4 It was the latest accident in a troubled year for the nation ' s second - biggest commuter railroad , which had never experienced a passenger death in an accident in its 31 - year - history . latest accident How many accidents have there been this year? 3 5 -34 4 It was the latest accident in a troubled year for the nation ' s second - biggest commuter railroad , which had never experienced a passenger death in an accident in its 31 - year - history . experienced a passenger death in an accident Does this mean there were only injuries in the other accidents, or were they minor with no injuries? 23 30 -34 5 " Four people lost their lives today in the holiday season , right after Thanksgiving , " Gov . today What was the date? Why is this ambiguous? 6 7 -35 1 An elderly man calls to ask if the land he owns will count as income to qualify for health coverage through Medicaid . land Will the man’s land count as income? 8 9 -35 1 An elderly man calls to ask if the land he owns will count as income to qualify for health coverage through Medicaid . calls Who is the man calling? 3 4 -35 1 An elderly man calls to ask if the land he owns will count as income to qualify for health coverage through Medicaid . calls Who is the man calling? 3 4 -35 1 An elderly man calls to ask if the land he owns will count as income to qualify for health coverage through Medicaid . calls to ask Who is the man calling and what is their relevance? 3 6 -35 2 A legal immigrant asks if she can sign up for a health plan through the state ' s online insurance marketplace . immigrant Can a legal immigrant sign up for a state health plan onlin? 2 3 -35 2 A legal immigrant asks if she can sign up for a health plan through the state ' s online insurance marketplace . asks Who is she asking? 3 4 -35 2 A legal immigrant asks if she can sign up for a health plan through the state ' s online insurance marketplace . asks Who is she asking? 3 4 -35 3 A broker wants help to become certified to start selling coverage . certified What are steps for a broker to become certified to sell insurance coverage. 6 7 -35 3 A broker wants help to become certified to start selling coverage . coverage What type of coverage does he want to sell? 10 11 -35 3 A broker wants help to become certified to start selling coverage . coverage What, in detail, is the coverage that the broker is wanting to sell? 10 11 -35 4 It ' s 10 a . m . Monday inside the call center of Connecticut ' s new insurance exchange established under the Affordable Care Act , the federal health law . Connecticut ' s When was Connecticut’s insurance exchange established? 14 17 -35 4 It ' s 10 a . m . Monday inside the call center of Connecticut ' s new insurance exchange established under the Affordable Care Act , the federal health law . Connecticut ' s new insurance exchange What is the relevance here? 14 20 -35 5 On the 21st floor of the downtown Prudential Building , about 25 operators in blue shaded cubicles are talking on telephone headsets while a dozen more callers wait on hold . downtown What city is this located in? 6 7 -36 1 California and New York still lure hundreds of thousands of immigrants from across the globe , but Texas , Florida , Colorado and the Carolinas are far more magnetic for people already living in the country , according to new estimates released Thursday by the U . S . Census Bureau . magnetic why are these states magnetic? 28 29 -36 1 California and New York still lure hundreds of thousands of immigrants from across the globe , but Texas , Florida , Colorado and the Carolinas are far more magnetic for people already living in the country , according to new estimates released Thursday by the U . S . Census Bureau . Texas , Florida , Colorado and the Carolinas Why are these states more appealing for Americans? 17 25 -36 2 Late last year , the Census Bureau announced that Southern and Western states had driven much of the population growth nationwide . Southern and Western states Which states? 9 13 -36 2 Late last year , the Census Bureau announced that Southern and Western states had driven much of the population growth nationwide . driven much of the population Why is this? 14 19 -36 3 The new numbers show what was behind the growth in each state : more babies , more immigrants or more newcomers from other states . other states . Which other states? 22 25 -36 3 The new numbers show what was behind the growth in each state : more babies , more immigrants or more newcomers from other states . behind the growth Earlier in the article, didn't the author state California and New York were responsible for the growth? 6 9 -36 3 The new numbers show what was behind the growth in each state : more babies , more immigrants or more newcomers from other states . more immigrants Does being a popular tourist destination make immigrants more likely to arrive? 16 18 -36 4 The fresh estimates are also another way of measuring whether the recession , which clamped down on state - to - state movement , has loosened its grip on American migration . estimates Are the statistics previously mentioned actual numbers or just estimates? 2 3 -36 4 The fresh estimates are also another way of measuring whether the recession , which clamped down on state - to - state movement , has loosened its grip on American migration . recession , which recession? 11 13 -36 5 Scholars said the new data , which gauged movement between July 2012 and July 2013 , showed only feeble signs of recovery . Scholars Who are the scholars? 0 1 -36 5 Scholars said the new data , which gauged movement between July 2012 and July 2013 , showed only feeble signs of recovery . Scholars Which scholars? 0 1 -36 5 Scholars said the new data , which gauged movement between July 2012 and July 2013 , showed only feeble signs of recovery . signs which signs were those? 19 20 -36 5 Scholars said the new data , which gauged movement between July 2012 and July 2013 , showed only feeble signs of recovery . recovery What metrics are used to determine recovery? 21 22 -36 5 Scholars said the new data , which gauged movement between July 2012 and July 2013 , showed only feeble signs of recovery . feeble signs of recovery Why only feeble signs of recovery? 18 22 -37 1 On a narrow central Idaho highway coursing through thickets of ponderosa pines and along a winding river , members of the Nez Perce tribe made their stand . made their stand What were they making a stand about? 24 27 -37 1 On a narrow central Idaho highway coursing through thickets of ponderosa pines and along a winding river , members of the Nez Perce tribe made their stand . made their stand Against who? For what reason? 24 27 -37 1 On a narrow central Idaho highway coursing through thickets of ponderosa pines and along a winding river , members of the Nez Perce tribe made their stand . Nez Perce tribe Who are these people? What is the timeframe here? 21 24 -37 2 Hundreds gathered along U . S . Highway 12 on Monday and Tuesday and formed a human blockade in an attempt to stop a controversial megaload of equipment bound for the oil tar sands of Alberta , Canada — a load reportedly weighing about 644 , 000 pounds and stretching over 200 feet . oil tar sands of Alberta , Why is this a controversial issue? 31 37 -37 3 They intended on continuing their protests Wednesday and Thursday nights . nights Where will they sleep? 9 10 -37 4 The protesters — tribal elders , mothers with young children , and activists from elsewhere — slowed but did not stop the convoy carrying a giant water evaporator . did not stop the convoy Why didn't they stop the convoy? 18 23 -37 4 The protesters — tribal elders , mothers with young children , and activists from elsewhere — slowed but did not stop the convoy carrying a giant water evaporator . giant water evaporator why did they have this? 25 28 -37 4 The protesters — tribal elders , mothers with young children , and activists from elsewhere — slowed but did not stop the convoy carrying a giant water evaporator . slowed but did not stop Were they not able to complete the human chain? 16 21 -37 4 The protesters — tribal elders , mothers with young children , and activists from elsewhere — slowed but did not stop the convoy carrying a giant water evaporator . activists from elsewhere What activists? Where are they from? 12 15 -37 5 After about 20 arrests for allegedly disturbing the peace by blocking the road , the load continued . load Is load the correct word here? 15 16 -37 5 After about 20 arrests for allegedly disturbing the peace by blocking the road , the load continued . 20 arrests Who was arrested? The mothers? Elders? 2 4 -38 1 When Daniel Promislow jogs with his Weimaraner , Silver , it pains him to see age creeping up on the 11 - year - old canine . Weimaraner , What does this type of dog look like? 6 8 -38 1 When Daniel Promislow jogs with his Weimaraner , Silver , it pains him to see age creeping up on the 11 - year - old canine . Daniel Promislow who is he? 1 3 -38 2 “ Month by month , he gets slower and slower , ” said Promislow , an evolutionary geneticist at the University of Washington ( UW ) . evolutionary geneticist What does this profession do? 16 18 -38 2 “ Month by month , he gets slower and slower , ” said Promislow , an evolutionary geneticist at the University of Washington ( UW ) . evolutionary geneticist What kind of tasks does an evolutionary geneticist fulfill? 16 18 -38 2 “ Month by month , he gets slower and slower , ” said Promislow , an evolutionary geneticist at the University of Washington ( UW ) . “ Month by month , how is he measuring? 0 5 -38 3 His other dog , Frisbee , still frolics like a pup — but at 10 , she also qualifies as elderly . Frisbee , how did he come up with the name? 4 6 -38 4 It ’ s a sad reality of pet ownership that our beloved companions never live as long we would wish . wish How long does one wish their pet live? 19 20 -38 5 But Promislow and his colleagues think it might be possible to shift those mortality curves — at least a little . mortality curves What is a mortality curve? 13 15 -38 5 But Promislow and his colleagues think it might be possible to shift those mortality curves — at least a little . shift those mortality curves How would they shift these curves? 11 15 -38 5 But Promislow and his colleagues think it might be possible to shift those mortality curves — at least a little . mortality how could he do that? 13 14 -38 5 But Promislow and his colleagues think it might be possible to shift those mortality curves — at least a little . colleagues Who are his colleagues? 4 5 -39 1 Fearful Togo officials have asked the African soccer confederation to move a game out of Ebola - affected Guinea as the outbreak of the deadly disease threatens to badly disrupt the African Cup ' s final qualifying round . threatens to badly disrupt the African Cup How would Ebola be a disruption to the African Cup? 26 33 -39 1 Fearful Togo officials have asked the African soccer confederation to move a game out of Ebola - affected Guinea as the outbreak of the deadly disease threatens to badly disrupt the African Cup ' s final qualifying round . Togo what is this word? 1 2 -39 1 Fearful Togo officials have asked the African soccer confederation to move a game out of Ebola - affected Guinea as the outbreak of the deadly disease threatens to badly disrupt the African Cup ' s final qualifying round . Ebola - affected Guinea Why are sports being played in an area with a known epidemic? 15 19 -39 1 Fearful Togo officials have asked the African soccer confederation to move a game out of Ebola - affected Guinea as the outbreak of the deadly disease threatens to badly disrupt the African Cup ' s final qualifying round . move a game out of Ebola - affected how eboloa would affect the soccer game? 10 18 -39 2 Games involving Sierra Leone are already under scrutiny after that country said it would not host any soccer matches until further notice because of Ebola . already under scrutiny Why are these games under scrutiny? 5 8 -39 2 Games involving Sierra Leone are already under scrutiny after that country said it would not host any soccer matches until further notice because of Ebola . Sierra Leone Is this a country? 2 4 -39 2 Games involving Sierra Leone are already under scrutiny after that country said it would not host any soccer matches until further notice because of Ebola . Sierra Leone Why is Sierra Leone under scrutiny for this choice? Shouldn't more locations follow suit? 2 4 -39 2 Games involving Sierra Leone are already under scrutiny after that country said it would not host any soccer matches until further notice because of Ebola . would not host any soccer matches why would they not host soccer matches? 13 19 -39 3 The Togo soccer federation ' s request refers to its first game of the final group stage in Guinea in the first week of September . first game Why is the request only for the first game? 10 12 -39 3 The Togo soccer federation ' s request refers to its first game of the final group stage in Guinea in the first week of September . Guinea WHich city is it played? 18 19 -39 4 The Togo federation said over the weekend that its players and officials feared traveling to Guinea , where the Ebola outbreak started and where more than 300 people are believed to have died from the virus . 300 people how are they confirmed ebola? 26 28 -39 5 " We are scared by the situation prevailing in that zone , " the Togolese federation said , adding it would follow advice from its government , which would likely prevent the party traveling to Guinea . situation prevailing in that zone , " Why is this the only zone they are scared by? 6 13 -39 5 " We are scared by the situation prevailing in that zone , " the Togolese federation said , adding it would follow advice from its government , which would likely prevent the party traveling to Guinea . scared is everyone scared or just them? 3 4 -40 2 It is an inspiring grass - roots movement led by some of the nation ' s most underpaid employees , and should be supported by everyone who has a sense of fairness . the nation ' s most underpaid employees , Who makes up this demographic? 12 20 -40 2 It is an inspiring grass - roots movement led by some of the nation ' s most underpaid employees , and should be supported by everyone who has a sense of fairness . grass - roots movement What is a grass roots movement? 4 8 -40 2 It is an inspiring grass - roots movement led by some of the nation ' s most underpaid employees , and should be supported by everyone who has a sense of fairness . It is an inspiring grass - roots movement What is an inspiring grass-roots movement? Why? 0 8 -40 3 First let ' s dispense with some of the nonsense that people have been told about these workers : they are not mostly teenagers . nonsense that people have been told Where are people getting this 'nonsense'? 9 15 -40 3 First let ' s dispense with some of the nonsense that people have been told about these workers : they are not mostly teenagers . teenagers How old are they then? 23 24 -40 3 First let ' s dispense with some of the nonsense that people have been told about these workers : they are not mostly teenagers . some of the nonsense that people have been told Who told these people this nonsense? Why? 6 15 -40 4 As my colleagues John Schmitt and Janelle Jones have shown , the majority are at least 23 and only 30 percent are teenagers . my colleagues Where do you all collectively work? 1 3 -40 4 As my colleagues John Schmitt and Janelle Jones have shown , the majority are at least 23 and only 30 percent are teenagers . John Schmitt and Janelle Jones Why are John Schmitt and Janelle Jones significant? 3 8 -40 4 As my colleagues John Schmitt and Janelle Jones have shown , the majority are at least 23 and only 30 percent are teenagers . John Schmitt and Janelle Jones How did they show this? 3 8 -40 5 More than a quarter of them are raising at least one child . raising How do they do this at work? 7 8 -41 1 When Porter the dog tries to figure out why his owner has placed a toy bone under a bucket , his response might provide some insight about human development , autism and other learning disabilities . provide some insight How will it provide insight? 23 26 -41 1 When Porter the dog tries to figure out why his owner has placed a toy bone under a bucket , his response might provide some insight about human development , autism and other learning disabilities . some insight How does a dog's behavior equate to human disorders like autism? 24 26 -41 1 When Porter the dog tries to figure out why his owner has placed a toy bone under a bucket , his response might provide some insight about human development , autism and other learning disabilities . autism why autism? 30 31 -41 1 When Porter the dog tries to figure out why his owner has placed a toy bone under a bucket , his response might provide some insight about human development , autism and other learning disabilities . insight How does this relate to developmental problems? 25 26 -41 2 That ’ s the hope of Laurie Santos , who runs the Canine Cognition Center at Yale , which opened in December . Laurie Santos , What makes this individual an expert in this area of research? 6 9 -41 2 That ’ s the hope of Laurie Santos , who runs the Canine Cognition Center at Yale , which opened in December . December which year? 21 22 -41 3 She pointed to the 4 - year - old chocolate Lab mix , brought in by psychology grad student Kristi Leimgruber . chocolate Lab mix , How are these dogs picked for this research study? 9 13 -41 3 She pointed to the 4 - year - old chocolate Lab mix , brought in by psychology grad student Kristi Leimgruber . chocolate meaning the dog is brown? 9 10 -41 3 She pointed to the 4 - year - old chocolate Lab mix , brought in by psychology grad student Kristi Leimgruber . mix , Does the breed have any relation to the task? 11 13 -41 4 Porter is growing up in the same kind of environment as human children , Santos said , so comparing how he learns with the way people learn can tell us a lot about human development . same kind of environment as human children , What kind of environment does this consist of? 6 14 -41 4 Porter is growing up in the same kind of environment as human children , Santos said , so comparing how he learns with the way people learn can tell us a lot about human development . same kind of environment as human children , Is this true, even though dogs don't go to school and the like? 6 14 -41 4 Porter is growing up in the same kind of environment as human children , Santos said , so comparing how he learns with the way people learn can tell us a lot about human development . tell us a lot how so can it teach? 28 32 -41 4 Porter is growing up in the same kind of environment as human children , Santos said , so comparing how he learns with the way people learn can tell us a lot about human development . development Do human children exhibit similar symptoms as adults with developmental disorders? 34 35 -41 5 “ So much more than primates , dogs are more cued into what we care about and what we know , ” Santos said . what we care about and what we know , ” How exactly is that possible if we can't communicate directly with dogs? 12 22 -41 5 “ So much more than primates , dogs are more cued into what we care about and what we know , ” Santos said . dogs How has Santos come to this conclusion and is there any validity to this? 7 8 -42 1 This year is shaping up to be a brutal one for the California sea lion - the third year in a row for record numbers of sea lion strandings in the state . record numbers Record numbers in terms of high or low? 23 25 -42 1 This year is shaping up to be a brutal one for the California sea lion - the third year in a row for record numbers of sea lion strandings in the state . brutal Why this year is considered brutal for California sea lion? 8 9 -42 1 This year is shaping up to be a brutal one for the California sea lion - the third year in a row for record numbers of sea lion strandings in the state . brutal one for the California sea lion Why is it brutal if there are many strandings? 8 15 -42 2 Sick , abandoned pups showed up in alarming numbers on beaches in January . beaches Which beaches? 10 11 -42 2 Sick , abandoned pups showed up in alarming numbers on beaches in January . alarming numbers How many show up exactly? 7 9 -42 2 Sick , abandoned pups showed up in alarming numbers on beaches in January . alarming why was it alarming? 7 8 -42 3 “ Their growth is stunted , ” said Shawn Johnson , director of veterinary science at the Marine Mammal Center in Sausalito , California . “ Their growth is stunted , ” Why is their growth stunted? 0 7 -42 3 “ Their growth is stunted , ” said Shawn Johnson , director of veterinary science at the Marine Mammal Center in Sausalito , California . “ Their growth is stunted , ” Why did Shawn Johnson said that their growth is stunted? 0 7 -42 3 “ Their growth is stunted , ” said Shawn Johnson , director of veterinary science at the Marine Mammal Center in Sausalito , California . “ Their growth is stunted , ” Is this due to being isolated or because there are no fish to eat? 0 7 -42 4 “ They ’ re basically starved to death — no muscle , no fat , just skin and bones . ” But pups aren ’ t the only ones in trouble . “ They ’ re basically starved to death Why are these animals starved to death? 0 8 -42 4 “ They ’ re basically starved to death — no muscle , no fat , just skin and bones . ” But pups aren ’ t the only ones in trouble . aren ’ t the only ones in trouble Are other marine lives in danger? Why is this happening? 24 32 -42 4 “ They ’ re basically starved to death — no muscle , no fat , just skin and bones . ” But pups aren ’ t the only ones in trouble . only ones who else is in trouble? 28 30 -42 5 California marine mammal rehabilitation centers last month treated record numbers of sea lions of all ages . treated How did they treat these animals? 7 8 -42 5 California marine mammal rehabilitation centers last month treated record numbers of sea lions of all ages . treated record numbers of sea lions of all ages How many sea lions were treated last month? 7 16 -43 1 For decades , humans have built rovers to visit places we can ’ t easily reach , including the moon and Mars . rovers Is it just rovers? How do they get there? 6 7 -43 1 For decades , humans have built rovers to visit places we can ’ t easily reach , including the moon and Mars . For decades , When was the first rover built? 0 3 -43 1 For decades , humans have built rovers to visit places we can ’ t easily reach , including the moon and Mars . moon and Mars Have we sent rovers anywhere else? 19 22 -43 1 For decades , humans have built rovers to visit places we can ’ t easily reach , including the moon and Mars . rovers What is a rover? 6 7 -43 2 Now scientists have built a rover to explore another challenging target : colonies of adorable penguins . scientists Which scientists? 1 2 -43 2 Now scientists have built a rover to explore another challenging target : colonies of adorable penguins . colonies Where are these colonies? Why is a rover needed? 12 13 -43 2 Now scientists have built a rover to explore another challenging target : colonies of adorable penguins . challenging target : Why are the penguins hard to study? 9 12 -43 2 Now scientists have built a rover to explore another challenging target : colonies of adorable penguins . rover Is there something unique about this new rover? 5 6 -43 2 Now scientists have built a rover to explore another challenging target : colonies of adorable penguins . penguins How are rovers used to explore penguins? 15 16 -43 3 A team led by scientists from the University of Strasbourg in France have built a rover that looks like a fluffy penguin chick , allowing it to sneak around Antarctic colonies and get close to individual birds without ruffling too many feathers along the way . sneak around How will it operate? How does the rover sneak around? 27 29 -43 3 A team led by scientists from the University of Strasbourg in France have built a rover that looks like a fluffy penguin chick , allowing it to sneak around Antarctic colonies and get close to individual birds without ruffling too many feathers along the way . fluffy penguin chick , What type of penguin? 20 24 -43 3 A team led by scientists from the University of Strasbourg in France have built a rover that looks like a fluffy penguin chick , allowing it to sneak around Antarctic colonies and get close to individual birds without ruffling too many feathers along the way . get close to individual birds Which birds? 32 37 -43 4 The findings , described in the journal Nature Methods , show that when studying animals in the wild , it may often be better for humans to stay out of the way and let robots do the work . Nature Methods , Does this journal have empirical evidence to support this fact? 7 10 -43 4 The findings , described in the journal Nature Methods , show that when studying animals in the wild , it may often be better for humans to stay out of the way and let robots do the work . humans to stay out of the way Why should humans stay out of the way when studying animals? 25 32 -43 5 Researchers who try to study animals like penguins in the field often end up stressing out the creatures . stressing out the creatures Do the animals stay stressed out after a long duration of time has passed by of them being observed by humans? 14 18 -43 5 Researchers who try to study animals like penguins in the field often end up stressing out the creatures . stressing out the creatures What does this mean? 14 18 -43 5 Researchers who try to study animals like penguins in the field often end up stressing out the creatures . stressing out the creatures How do humans stress out the creatures? 14 18 -44 1 Before he even started school , Jason Borders tended to collect objects such as animal bones that he found while exploring his neighborhood near Ashland , the Henry Clay Estate in Lexington , Ky . " I always had a little cabinet of curiosities in my room , and in the garage , " Borders recalls . collect objects such as animal bones Why did Jason Borders collect such objects? 10 16 -44 1 Before he even started school , Jason Borders tended to collect objects such as animal bones that he found while exploring his neighborhood near Ashland , the Henry Clay Estate in Lexington , Ky . " I always had a little cabinet of curiosities in my room , and in the garage , " Borders recalls . Jason Borders Who is Jason Borders and what is important about him? 6 8 -44 1 Before he even started school , Jason Borders tended to collect objects such as animal bones that he found while exploring his neighborhood near Ashland , the Henry Clay Estate in Lexington , Ky . " I always had a little cabinet of curiosities in my room , and in the garage , " Borders recalls . tended to collect objects such as animal bones Why does he have such a fascination and tendency to collect bones? 8 16 -44 1 Before he even started school , Jason Borders tended to collect objects such as animal bones that he found while exploring his neighborhood near Ashland , the Henry Clay Estate in Lexington , Ky . " I always had a little cabinet of curiosities in my room , and in the garage , " Borders recalls . Henry Clay Estate Is that the name of the subdivision or the actual house? 27 30 -44 2 Years later , Borders still is collecting bones and curiosities , only now they are his canvas for intricate designs and hang in galleries where they sell for hundreds and thousands of dollars each . sell for hundreds and thousands Why were people interested in buying his work? 26 31 -44 2 Years later , Borders still is collecting bones and curiosities , only now they are his canvas for intricate designs and hang in galleries where they sell for hundreds and thousands of dollars each . galleries Which galleries? 23 24 -44 2 Years later , Borders still is collecting bones and curiosities , only now they are his canvas for intricate designs and hang in galleries where they sell for hundreds and thousands of dollars each . galleries In what type of galleries do Borders designs hang? 23 24 -44 2 Years later , Borders still is collecting bones and curiosities , only now they are his canvas for intricate designs and hang in galleries where they sell for hundreds and thousands of dollars each . sell for hundreds and thousands of dollars each Who is buying bone designs for such high prices? 26 34 -44 2 Years later , Borders still is collecting bones and curiosities , only now they are his canvas for intricate designs and hang in galleries where they sell for hundreds and thousands of dollars each . canvas for intricate designs Does he carve or draw on them? 16 20 -44 3 Borders now lives in Portland , Ore . , with his wife , fellow Henry Clay High School graduate Elizabeth Sumney Borders . with his wife , Does his wife think it's weird that her husband collects bones for a living, and what kinds of social adjustments has she had to make because of this? 9 13 -44 4 But he was back in Lexington this month to open a show of his work at Mulberry & amp ; Lime , a downtown home furnishings and gift shop that also sells work by local artists . he was back in Lexington Was he invited to come? 1 6 -44 4 But he was back in Lexington this month to open a show of his work at Mulberry & amp ; Lime , a downtown home furnishings and gift shop that also sells work by local artists . work Is Borders a painter? 14 15 -44 4 But he was back in Lexington this month to open a show of his work at Mulberry & amp ; Lime , a downtown home furnishings and gift shop that also sells work by local artists . What type of work do these local artists sell? Bones? 0 0 -44 5 Shop owner Mary Ginocchio said she decided to show Jason Borders ' work after Lexington artist Bob Morgan suggested it . Mary Ginocchio said she decided to show What intrigued her about Borders' work? 2 9 -44 5 Shop owner Mary Ginocchio said she decided to show Jason Borders ' work after Lexington artist Bob Morgan suggested it . Bob Morgan suggested Why is it significant that a suggestion from Bob Morgan influence the shop owner to show Borders' work? 16 19 -44 5 Shop owner Mary Ginocchio said she decided to show Jason Borders ' work after Lexington artist Bob Morgan suggested it . she decided What about Bob Morgan's suggestion to her made her decide to show Borders' work. 5 7 -45 1 In China , Maura Cunningham says , if you ’ re going to hold an online discussion of the Tiananmen Square massacre , you better speak in code . better speak in code Why? What kind of code? 24 28 -45 1 In China , Maura Cunningham says , if you ’ re going to hold an online discussion of the Tiananmen Square massacre , you better speak in code . Maura Cunningham What is this person's relation to the topic? Are they an expert or what is the connection? 3 5 -45 1 In China , Maura Cunningham says , if you ’ re going to hold an online discussion of the Tiananmen Square massacre , you better speak in code . speak in code What does speak in code mean? 25 28 -45 1 In China , Maura Cunningham says , if you ’ re going to hold an online discussion of the Tiananmen Square massacre , you better speak in code . Maura Cunningham Who is Maura Cunningham, and why are they important? 3 5 -45 1 In China , Maura Cunningham says , if you ’ re going to hold an online discussion of the Tiananmen Square massacre , you better speak in code . Tiananmen what is this event? 19 20 -45 2 Don ’ t mention “ June 4th , ” the date the tanks rolled against unarmed protesters . Don ’ t mention “ June 4th , ” Why not mention them? 0 9 -45 2 Don ’ t mention “ June 4th , ” the date the tanks rolled against unarmed protesters . “ June 4th , ” is it well known? 4 9 -45 3 Instead , try “ May 35th ” — a count of that month ’ s 31 days plus four in June . “ May 35th ” is that clever? 3 7 -45 4 It ’ s a way around the censors and to avoid the lurking presence of the state security apparatus . lurking presence In what way is this presence taking place? Wire taps? 12 14 -45 4 It ’ s a way around the censors and to avoid the lurking presence of the state security apparatus . state security apparatus Why is there a state security apparatus? 16 19 -45 4 It ’ s a way around the censors and to avoid the lurking presence of the state security apparatus . censors Why are there censors? 7 8 -45 5 The game being played between citizen and government isn ’ t exactly cat - and - mouse , said Cunningham , a scholar of Chinese history from Philadelphia . game What is the \"game\"? 1 2 -45 5 The game being played between citizen and government isn ’ t exactly cat - and - mouse , said Cunningham , a scholar of Chinese history from Philadelphia . game What game is being played? 1 2 -45 5 The game being played between citizen and government isn ’ t exactly cat - and - mouse , said Cunningham , a scholar of Chinese history from Philadelphia . cat - and - mouse , What does cat-and-mouse mean? 12 18 -45 5 The game being played between citizen and government isn ’ t exactly cat - and - mouse , said Cunningham , a scholar of Chinese history from Philadelphia . cat - and - mouse , what game is it then? 12 18 -46 1 A mummy rolled down hospital hallways here on Sunday . hospital hallways Which hospital? 4 6 -46 1 A mummy rolled down hospital hallways here on Sunday . mummy What type of mummy is it, a ghost, a real mummy, a person dressed up as a mummy? 1 2 -46 1 A mummy rolled down hospital hallways here on Sunday . rolled What was he rolling on, skates, skateboard, or wheelchair? 2 3 -46 1 A mummy rolled down hospital hallways here on Sunday . hospital Which hospital was the event at? 4 5 -46 1 A mummy rolled down hospital hallways here on Sunday . rolled down How did the mummy roll down the hallway? 2 4 -46 1 A mummy rolled down hospital hallways here on Sunday . rolled Why would a mummy be freely rolling in the hallways? 2 3 -46 1 A mummy rolled down hospital hallways here on Sunday . hospital How did the mummy end up inside a hospital and not inside a museum? 4 5 -46 2 Amen - Nestawy - Nakht , a 3 , 000 - year - old Egyptian priest , was getting a CAT scan at Barnes - Jewish Hospital . 3 , 000 - year - old What state are the remains in? 7 14 -46 2 Amen - Nestawy - Nakht , a 3 , 000 - year - old Egyptian priest , was getting a CAT scan at Barnes - Jewish Hospital . getting a CAT scan Why is a 3,000 year old body receiving a CAT scan? 18 22 -46 2 Amen - Nestawy - Nakht , a 3 , 000 - year - old Egyptian priest , was getting a CAT scan at Barnes - Jewish Hospital . CAT scan Why a CAT scan and not some other type of imaging? 20 22 -46 2 Amen - Nestawy - Nakht , a 3 , 000 - year - old Egyptian priest , was getting a CAT scan at Barnes - Jewish Hospital . CAT scan scan for what reason? 20 22 -46 2 Amen - Nestawy - Nakht , a 3 , 000 - year - old Egyptian priest , was getting a CAT scan at Barnes - Jewish Hospital . priest , How did archaeologists know Amen-Nestawy-Nakht used to be a priest? 15 17 -46 2 Amen - Nestawy - Nakht , a 3 , 000 - year - old Egyptian priest , was getting a CAT scan at Barnes - Jewish Hospital . CAT scan What can a CAT scan tell scientists about a 3,000 year old body? 20 22 -46 3 It was probably his second . It What is it? 0 1 -46 3 It was probably his second . second How could the mummy have received a first CAT scan? 4 5 -46 4 The last one was a couple of decades ago , when technology wasn ’ t what it is now . couple of decades ago , What year is being referenced? 5 10 -46 4 The last one was a couple of decades ago , when technology wasn ’ t what it is now . when technology wasn ’ t what it is now What level of technology was available decades ago? 10 19 -46 4 The last one was a couple of decades ago , when technology wasn ’ t what it is now . what it is now What has changed in CAT scan technology since then? 15 19 -46 4 The last one was a couple of decades ago , when technology wasn ’ t what it is now . The last one his last cat scan? 0 3 -46 4 The last one was a couple of decades ago , when technology wasn ’ t what it is now . decades Why did he receive a CAT scan a couple decades ago and what will a second one reveal? 7 8 -46 5 A team of art museum officials and university doctors hoped this round could reveal new information : His cause of death . art museum officials Which art museum? 3 6 -46 5 A team of art museum officials and university doctors hoped this round could reveal new information : His cause of death . university doctors What university are the doctors from? 7 9 -46 5 A team of art museum officials and university doctors hoped this round could reveal new information : His cause of death . art museum What is the name of the Art Museum? 3 5 -46 5 A team of art museum officials and university doctors hoped this round could reveal new information : His cause of death . university What is the name of the University where the doctors are from? 7 8 -46 5 A team of art museum officials and university doctors hoped this round could reveal new information : His cause of death . doctors What are the specialties of the doctors referred to in this article. 8 9 -46 5 A team of art museum officials and university doctors hoped this round could reveal new information : His cause of death . hoped Why are they interested in his cause of death? 9 10 -46 5 A team of art museum officials and university doctors hoped this round could reveal new information : His cause of death . His cause of death did it work? 17 21 -46 5 A team of art museum officials and university doctors hoped this round could reveal new information : His cause of death . officials How do art museum officials differ from researchers or archaeologists? 5 6 -46 5 A team of art museum officials and university doctors hoped this round could reveal new information : His cause of death . doctors How will this CAT scan provide new information to university doctors? 8 9 -47 1 Minutes after arriving by bus at an outlet mall in Cabazon , California , a dozen or so Chinese tourists hustled out to buy luggage that they planned to stuff with high - end clothes , shoes and bags . Chinese tourists hustled out to buy luggage Why were the Chinese tourists in Cabazon, California? 18 25 -47 1 Minutes after arriving by bus at an outlet mall in Cabazon , California , a dozen or so Chinese tourists hustled out to buy luggage that they planned to stuff with high - end clothes , shoes and bags . high - end clothes , shoes and bags Why were they buying high-end clothing, shoes, and bags? 31 39 -47 1 Minutes after arriving by bus at an outlet mall in Cabazon , California , a dozen or so Chinese tourists hustled out to buy luggage that they planned to stuff with high - end clothes , shoes and bags . high - end clothes , shoes and bags Did they already have the high-end clothing or were they going to buy it after they bought the luggage? 31 39 -47 1 Minutes after arriving by bus at an outlet mall in Cabazon , California , a dozen or so Chinese tourists hustled out to buy luggage that they planned to stuff with high - end clothes , shoes and bags . Cabazon , California Why specifically Cabazon? 10 13 -47 1 Minutes after arriving by bus at an outlet mall in Cabazon , California , a dozen or so Chinese tourists hustled out to buy luggage that they planned to stuff with high - end clothes , shoes and bags . Cabazon , where in california is it located? 10 12 -47 2 But not Guoshing Cui , a Samsung supervisor from Guangzhou . But not Guoshing Cui Why not Guoshing Cui and what is this referring to exactly? 0 4 -47 2 But not Guoshing Cui , a Samsung supervisor from Guangzhou . But not Guoshing Cui , Why aren't they? 0 5 -47 3 He made a beeline for the Coach store , where he picked out three expensive handbags . He made a beeline for the Coach store , Why was he rushing to get to the Coach store? 0 9 -47 3 He made a beeline for the Coach store , where he picked out three expensive handbags . picked out three expensive handbags Why did he buy three expensive bags? 11 16 -47 3 He made a beeline for the Coach store , where he picked out three expensive handbags . Coach store , Why the coach store specifically? 6 9 -47 4 He paid more than $ 800 from a wad of $ 100 bills . $ 100 bills How did he get so much money? 10 13 -47 4 He paid more than $ 800 from a wad of $ 100 bills . of $ 100 bills why does he have so much money? 9 13 -47 5 The bags were gifts for family and friends in China , where Coach goods sell for two to three times the price in the U . S . “ It ’ s a smart move , ” he said of his purchases . sell for two to three times Why are they so much more expensive in China? 14 20 -47 5 The bags were gifts for family and friends in China , where Coach goods sell for two to three times the price in the U . S . “ It ’ s a smart move , ” he said of his purchases . Coach goods sell for two to three times the why is it more expensive in guangzhou? 12 21 -48 2 Complaining that the public was being misinformed about the crisis and then blaming the unfolding tragedy on spending cuts was bad enough . being misinformed What was the misinformation? Did people believe not enough information was being disclosed or incomplete information was being shared? 5 7 -48 2 Complaining that the public was being misinformed about the crisis and then blaming the unfolding tragedy on spending cuts was bad enough . tragedy on spending cuts What spending cuts are being referred to? Why is this considered a tragedy? 15 19 -48 2 Complaining that the public was being misinformed about the crisis and then blaming the unfolding tragedy on spending cuts was bad enough . being misinformed How was the public being misinformed about the crisis? 5 7 -48 2 Complaining that the public was being misinformed about the crisis and then blaming the unfolding tragedy on spending cuts was bad enough . blaming the unfolding tragedy on spending cuts Why were they blaming spending cuts for the unfolding tragedy? 12 19 -48 2 Complaining that the public was being misinformed about the crisis and then blaming the unfolding tragedy on spending cuts was bad enough . Complaining Who was complaining and blaming? 0 1 -48 2 Complaining that the public was being misinformed about the crisis and then blaming the unfolding tragedy on spending cuts was bad enough . public was being misinformed How was the public being misinformed by the Obama administration? 3 7 -48 3 The appointment of a political fix - it man with flimsy medical credentials as Ebola czar confirmed the White House response is more political than responsible . flimsy Why are the credentials of the political appointee considered flimsy? 10 11 -48 3 The appointment of a political fix - it man with flimsy medical credentials as Ebola czar confirmed the White House response is more political than responsible . flimsy medical credentials as Ebola czar Who confirmed his medical credentials were flimsy? 10 16 -48 3 The appointment of a political fix - it man with flimsy medical credentials as Ebola czar confirmed the White House response is more political than responsible . response is more political than responsible . In what ways were the White House respones more political than responsible? 20 27 -48 3 The appointment of a political fix - it man with flimsy medical credentials as Ebola czar confirmed the White House response is more political than responsible . political fix - it man Who are you referring to? 4 9 -48 3 The appointment of a political fix - it man with flimsy medical credentials as Ebola czar confirmed the White House response is more political than responsible . appointment of a political fix - it man Who is the political fix-it man? 1 9 -48 3 The appointment of a political fix - it man with flimsy medical credentials as Ebola czar confirmed the White House response is more political than responsible . flimsy medical credentials What are the medical credentialsof the Ebola czar? 10 13 -48 4 In an hour of need , our assortment of national and international public health administrators — including the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention ( CDC ) , National Institutes of Health ( NIH ) , and the United Nation ' s World Health Organization ( WHO ) — dropped the ball with deadly consequences . dropped the ball with deadly consequences Why are the health administrators being accused of \"dropping the ball\"? 49 55 -48 4 In an hour of need , our assortment of national and international public health administrators — including the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention ( CDC ) , National Institutes of Health ( NIH ) , and the United Nation ' s World Health Organization ( WHO ) — dropped the ball with deadly consequences . an hour of need , Who's hour of need was it? 1 6 -48 4 In an hour of need , our assortment of national and international public health administrators — including the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention ( CDC ) , National Institutes of Health ( NIH ) , and the United Nation ' s World Health Organization ( WHO ) — dropped the ball with deadly consequences . dropped the ball with deadly consequences How did these firms drop the ball? 49 55 -48 4 In an hour of need , our assortment of national and international public health administrators — including the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention ( CDC ) , National Institutes of Health ( NIH ) , and the United Nation ' s World Health Organization ( WHO ) — dropped the ball with deadly consequences . deadly consequences What were the deadly consequences? 53 55 -48 5 That ' s due to the way government bureaucrats generally allocate public resources and the poor coordination plaguing the agencies that are tasked with fighting the epidemic on the front line . poor coordination Why has the coordination been described as poor? 15 17 -48 5 That ' s due to the way government bureaucrats generally allocate public resources and the poor coordination plaguing the agencies that are tasked with fighting the epidemic on the front line . agencies How did they allocate the resources? What caused the poor coordination for the agencies? 19 20 -48 5 That ' s due to the way government bureaucrats generally allocate public resources and the poor coordination plaguing the agencies that are tasked with fighting the epidemic on the front line . poor coordination plaguing the agencies How is the coordination poor between the agencies? 15 20 -49 1 There are many reasons Ron Morgan ’ s 100 Gardens project could fail , but there are more reasons he ’ s determined to make it work , one vegetable seedling at a time . determined Why is Ron Morgan determined to make it work? 22 23 -49 1 There are many reasons Ron Morgan ’ s 100 Gardens project could fail , but there are more reasons he ’ s determined to make it work , one vegetable seedling at a time . Ron Morgan ’ s 100 Gardens project What is this project and what is the purpose of it? 4 11 -49 1 There are many reasons Ron Morgan ’ s 100 Gardens project could fail , but there are more reasons he ’ s determined to make it work , one vegetable seedling at a time . vegetable seedling What types of vegetable seedlings? 29 31 -49 1 There are many reasons Ron Morgan ’ s 100 Gardens project could fail , but there are more reasons he ’ s determined to make it work , one vegetable seedling at a time . determined Why is he so determined? 22 23 -49 2 The idea behind the nonprofit came to Morgan after a trip to Haiti following the 2010 earthquake . idea Why did the idea come to Morgan after an earthquake? 1 2 -49 3 An architect by training , he traveled there with members of Steele Creek Presbyterian Church , expecting to design shelters for some of the 1 . 5 million people left homeless . shelters How did Morgan expect to design the shelters? 19 20 -49 3 An architect by training , he traveled there with members of Steele Creek Presbyterian Church , expecting to design shelters for some of the 1 . 5 million people left homeless . architect by training , What initially inspired him to become an architect? 1 5 -49 3 An architect by training , he traveled there with members of Steele Creek Presbyterian Church , expecting to design shelters for some of the 1 . 5 million people left homeless . An architect by training , What type of training was it? College? 0 5 -49 4 He returned with the conviction that food production was a greater need . food Why did Morgan think food production was a greater need? 6 7 -49 4 He returned with the conviction that food production was a greater need . greater need Why did he see greater need for food production than shelter? 10 12 -49 4 He returned with the conviction that food production was a greater need . conviction What convinced him of this idea? 4 5 -50 1 When studying earthquakes , especially in California , scientists often find that ocean waves get in the way . ocean Why do ocean waves get in the way? 12 13 -50 1 When studying earthquakes , especially in California , scientists often find that ocean waves get in the way . scientists Which scientists? 8 9 -50 1 When studying earthquakes , especially in California , scientists often find that ocean waves get in the way . ocean waves get in the way how do the waves get in the way? 12 18 -50 1 When studying earthquakes , especially in California , scientists often find that ocean waves get in the way . ocean waves get in the way How to ocean waves get in the way of earthquakes? 12 18 -50 1 When studying earthquakes , especially in California , scientists often find that ocean waves get in the way . ocean waves get in the way How do the waves get in the way? 12 18 -50 2 As the water hits the coast , it creates tiny seismic waves that interfere with researchers ’ efforts to listen for the bigger waves created by quakes . listen How do they listen? 19 20 -50 2 As the water hits the coast , it creates tiny seismic waves that interfere with researchers ’ efforts to listen for the bigger waves created by quakes . listen for the bigger waves wouldn't the bigger waves sound different? 19 24 -50 2 As the water hits the coast , it creates tiny seismic waves that interfere with researchers ’ efforts to listen for the bigger waves created by quakes . tiny seismic waves What are seismic waves? 9 12 -50 3 Now scientists at Stanford University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have figured out a way to use ocean waves to simulate the ground motion that occurs in real earthquakes — and they ’ ve confirmed that Los Angeles is particularly vulnerable to a large quake along the southern San Andreas Fault . to simulate how do they simulate the earthquake with the waves? 20 22 -50 3 Now scientists at Stanford University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have figured out a way to use ocean waves to simulate the ground motion that occurs in real earthquakes — and they ’ ve confirmed that Los Angeles is particularly vulnerable to a large quake along the southern San Andreas Fault . simulate the ground motion How do they do this specifically? 21 25 -50 4 When “ the big one ” hits , it could create shaking in Los Angeles that is three times stronger than in surrounding areas , the team reported in Friday ’ s edition of the journal Science . “ the big one ” hits , when what hits? 1 8 -50 4 When “ the big one ” hits , it could create shaking in Los Angeles that is three times stronger than in surrounding areas , the team reported in Friday ’ s edition of the journal Science . three times stronger Why would it be stronger in LA? 17 20 -50 5 That ’ s because the city sits atop a soft sedimentary basin , they said . soft sedimentary basin , What does this mean? 9 13 -50 5 That ’ s because the city sits atop a soft sedimentary basin , they said . soft sedimentary basin , What kinds of materials does this basin consist of? 9 13 -51 1 The following were among Friday ' s offerings and pricings in the U . S . and non - U . S . capital markets , with terms and syndicate manager , as compiled by Dow Jones Capital Markets Report : syndicate manager , What is a syndicate manager? 29 32 -51 2 Dow Chemical Co . - - $ 150 million of 8 . 55 % senior notes due Oct . 15 , 2009 , priced at par . senior notes What is a senior note? 14 16 -51 2 Dow Chemical Co . - - $ 150 million of 8 . 55 % senior notes due Oct . 15 , 2009 , priced at par . senior notes What are Senior notes? 14 16 -51 2 Dow Chemical Co . - - $ 150 million of 8 . 55 % senior notes due Oct . 15 , 2009 , priced at par . priced at par What does priced at par mean? 23 26 -51 2 Dow Chemical Co . - - $ 150 million of 8 . 55 % senior notes due Oct . 15 , 2009 , priced at par . priced at par What does priced at par mean? 23 26 -51 3 The issue , which is puttable back to the company at par on Oct . 15 , 1999 , was priced at a spread of 50 basis points above the Treasury ' s 10 - year note . basis points What is a basis point? 26 28 -51 3 The issue , which is puttable back to the company at par on Oct . 15 , 1999 , was priced at a spread of 50 basis points above the Treasury ' s 10 - year note . puttable What does puttable mean? 5 6 -51 3 The issue , which is puttable back to the company at par on Oct . 15 , 1999 , was priced at a spread of 50 basis points above the Treasury ' s 10 - year note . basis points What are basis points and what do they do? 26 28 -51 3 The issue , which is puttable back to the company at par on Oct . 15 , 1999 , was priced at a spread of 50 basis points above the Treasury ' s 10 - year note . puttable back What does puttable back mean? 5 7 -51 4 Rated single - A - 1 by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . and single - A by Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , the non - callable issue will be sold through underwriters led by Merrill Lynch Capital Markets . single - A - 1 What does this rating mean? 1 6 -51 4 Rated single - A - 1 by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . and single - A by Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , the non - callable issue will be sold through underwriters led by Merrill Lynch Capital Markets . single - A - 1 What is Single-A-1? 1 6 -51 4 Rated single - A - 1 by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . and single - A by Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , the non - callable issue will be sold through underwriters led by Merrill Lynch Capital Markets . single - A What is Single-A? 1 4 -51 4 Rated single - A - 1 by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . and single - A by Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , the non - callable issue will be sold through underwriters led by Merrill Lynch Capital Markets . non - callable issue What is the non-callable issue? 28 32 -51 4 Rated single - A - 1 by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . and single - A by Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , the non - callable issue will be sold through underwriters led by Merrill Lynch Capital Markets . single - A - 1 Whats does single-A-1 mean? 1 6 -51 4 Rated single - A - 1 by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . and single - A by Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , the non - callable issue will be sold through underwriters led by Merrill Lynch Capital Markets . single - A What does single single-A mean? 1 4 -51 4 Rated single - A - 1 by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . and single - A by Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , the non - callable issue will be sold through underwriters led by Merrill Lynch Capital Markets . non - callable What does non-callable mean? 28 31 -51 5 Centel Capital Corp . - - $ 150 million of 9 % debentures due Oct . 15 , 2019 , priced at 99 . 943 to yield 9 . 008 % . debentures What are debentures? 12 13 -51 5 Centel Capital Corp . - - $ 150 million of 9 % debentures due Oct . 15 , 2019 , priced at 99 . 943 to yield 9 . 008 % . debentures What are debentures? 12 13 -51 5 Centel Capital Corp . - - $ 150 million of 9 % debentures due Oct . 15 , 2019 , priced at 99 . 943 to yield 9 . 008 % . debentures What is a debentures? 12 13 -52 1 The chemical industry is expected to report that profits eroded in the third quarter because of skidding prices in the commodity end of the business . skidding prices Why were prices skidding in the commodity end? 16 18 -52 1 The chemical industry is expected to report that profits eroded in the third quarter because of skidding prices in the commodity end of the business . skidding Why were prices skidding in the chemical industry? 16 17 -52 1 The chemical industry is expected to report that profits eroded in the third quarter because of skidding prices in the commodity end of the business . eroded How much did the profits of the chemical industry decrease? 9 10 -52 2 Producers of commodity chemicals , the basic chemicals produced in huge volumes for other manufacturers , have seen sharp inventory cutting by buyers . inventory cutting by buyers . How had inventory cutting been happening? 19 24 -52 2 Producers of commodity chemicals , the basic chemicals produced in huge volumes for other manufacturers , have seen sharp inventory cutting by buyers . Producers of commodity chemicals , Who produces commodity chemicals? 0 5 -52 2 Producers of commodity chemicals , the basic chemicals produced in huge volumes for other manufacturers , have seen sharp inventory cutting by buyers . inventory What is behind the inventory cutting by buyers? 19 20 -52 2 Producers of commodity chemicals , the basic chemicals produced in huge volumes for other manufacturers , have seen sharp inventory cutting by buyers . sharp Why were the buyers cutting inventory? 18 19 -52 2 Producers of commodity chemicals , the basic chemicals produced in huge volumes for other manufacturers , have seen sharp inventory cutting by buyers . commodity chemicals , what are those? 2 5 -52 3 Once the chief beneficiaries of the industry ' s now fading boom , these producers also will be reporting against exceptionally strong performances in the 1988 third quarter . fading Why did commodity chemicals suffer a fading boom? 10 11 -52 3 Once the chief beneficiaries of the industry ' s now fading boom , these producers also will be reporting against exceptionally strong performances in the 1988 third quarter . strong How will the producers report against the strong performances? 21 22 -52 4 " For some of these companies , this will be the first quarter with year - to - year negative comparisons , " says Leonard Bogner , a chemical industry analyst at Prudential Bache Research . " This could be the first of five or six down quarters . " first of five or six down quarters . " Why would there be so many down quarters? 41 50 -52 4 " For some of these companies , this will be the first quarter with year - to - year negative comparisons , " says Leonard Bogner , a chemical industry analyst at Prudential Bache Research . " This could be the first of five or six down quarters . " first Why are several quarters being predicted to be impacted negatively? 11 12 -52 4 " For some of these companies , this will be the first quarter with year - to - year negative comparisons , " says Leonard Bogner , a chemical industry analyst at Prudential Bache Research . " This could be the first of five or six down quarters . " down What does \"down quarters\" mean? 46 47 -52 4 " For some of these companies , this will be the first quarter with year - to - year negative comparisons , " says Leonard Bogner , a chemical industry analyst at Prudential Bache Research . " This could be the first of five or six down quarters . " of five or six down quarters why so many down quarters? 42 48 -52 5 Perhaps most prominent , Dow Chemical Co . , which as of midyear had racked up eight consecutive record quarters , is expected to report that profit decreased in the latest quarter from a year earlier , if only by a shade . decreased How much exactly did the profit decrease? 27 28 -53 1 Tandem Computers Inc . , preparing to fight with International Business Machines Corp . for a piece of the mainframe business , said it expects to post higher revenue and earnings for its fiscal fourth quarter ended Sept . 30 . Tandem Computers Inc Why did Tandem decide to partner up with International Business Machines Corp? 0 3 -53 1 Tandem Computers Inc . , preparing to fight with International Business Machines Corp . for a piece of the mainframe business , said it expects to post higher revenue and earnings for its fiscal fourth quarter ended Sept . 30 . to fight What are they fighting over? 6 8 -53 2 Tandem said it expects to report revenue of about $ 450 million and earnings of 35 cents to 40 cents a share . $ 450 million and earnings of 35 cents to 40 cents How to expect to report such growth? 9 20 -53 2 Tandem said it expects to report revenue of about $ 450 million and earnings of 35 cents to 40 cents a share . 35 cents to 40 cents is that low? 15 20 -53 3 The results , which are in line with analysts ' estimates , reflect " a continued improvement in our U . S . business , " said James Treybig , Tandem ' s chief executive officer . " a continued improvement in our U . S . business , " How are we continuing to improve U.S. businesses? 13 26 -53 3 The results , which are in line with analysts ' estimates , reflect " a continued improvement in our U . S . business , " said James Treybig , Tandem ' s chief executive officer . in line with analysts ' estimates , Which analysts? 5 12 -53 3 The results , which are in line with analysts ' estimates , reflect " a continued improvement in our U . S . business , " said James Treybig , Tandem ' s chief executive officer . analysts ' estimates , how did they estimate? 8 12 -53 5 Tandem expects to report the full results for the quarter next week . next week which week was it? 10 12 -54 1 Avis Inc . , following rival Hertz Corp . ' s lead , said it is backing out of frequent - flier programs with three airlines . it is backing out Why is it backing out? 14 18 -54 1 Avis Inc . , following rival Hertz Corp . ' s lead , said it is backing out of frequent - flier programs with three airlines . with three airlines Which three airlines? 23 26 -54 1 Avis Inc . , following rival Hertz Corp . ' s lead , said it is backing out of frequent - flier programs with three airlines . backing out why are they backing out? 16 18 -54 1 Avis Inc . , following rival Hertz Corp . ' s lead , said it is backing out of frequent - flier programs with three airlines . three airlines Which three airlines? 24 26 -54 2 The Garden City , N . Y . , car - rental company said it won ' t renew contracts with NWA Inc . ' s Northwest Airlines unit , Pan Am Corp . ' s Pan American World Airways unit and Midway Airlines at the end of this year . won ' t renew contracts Why won't it renew contracts? 15 20 -54 3 But it remains involved in programs with AMR Corp . ' s American Airlines unit and Delta Air Lines . But it remains involved in programs Why does it remain involved but won't renew contracts? 0 6 -54 3 But it remains involved in programs with AMR Corp . ' s American Airlines unit and Delta Air Lines . AMR Corp . ' s American Airlines unit and Delta Air Why did they remain with these airlines and not others? 7 18 -54 4 Industry estimates put Avis ' s annual cost of all five programs at between $ 8 million and $ 14 million . $ 8 million and $ 14 million . Is this the reason they did not renew contracts? 14 22 -54 4 Industry estimates put Avis ' s annual cost of all five programs at between $ 8 million and $ 14 million . million and $ 14 million which one is closer to the real number? 16 21 -54 5 A spokesman for Avis wouldn ' t specify the costs but said the three airlines being dropped account for " far less than half " of the total . wouldn ' t specify the costs Why won't they specify the costs? 4 10 -54 5 A spokesman for Avis wouldn ' t specify the costs but said the three airlines being dropped account for " far less than half " of the total . A spokesman for Avis Who is the spokesman for Avis? 0 4 -54 5 A spokesman for Avis wouldn ' t specify the costs but said the three airlines being dropped account for " far less than half " of the total . wouldn ' t specify the costs why wouldnt he specify? 4 10 -54 5 A spokesman for Avis wouldn ' t specify the costs but said the three airlines being dropped account for " far less than half " of the total . " far less than half How much is far less? 19 24 -55 1 Investors who bought stock with borrowed money - - that is , " on margin " - - may be more worried than most following Friday ' s market drop . may be more worried Why are they worried? 18 22 -55 1 Investors who bought stock with borrowed money - - that is , " on margin " - - may be more worried than most following Friday ' s market drop . more worried than most Why might the investors be worried? 20 24 -55 1 Investors who bought stock with borrowed money - - that is , " on margin " - - may be more worried than most following Friday ' s market drop . who bought stock with borrowed money Why would some people choose to do this? 1 7 -55 2 That ' s because their brokers can require them to sell some shares or put up more cash to enhance the collateral backing their loans . brokers can require Why is is able to be required? How does the broker/investor relationship work? 5 8 -55 2 That ' s because their brokers can require them to sell some shares or put up more cash to enhance the collateral backing their loans . collateral backing their what does this mean? 21 24 -55 3 In October 1987 , these margin calls were thought to have contributed to the downward spiral of the stock market . margin calls what is a margin call 5 7 -55 3 In October 1987 , these margin calls were thought to have contributed to the downward spiral of the stock market . thought to have contributed Why were they thought to have contributed to the downward spiral of the stock market? 8 12 -55 4 Typically , a margin call occurs when the price of a stock falls below 75 % of its original value . margin call what is a margin call? 3 5 -55 5 If the investor doesn ' t put up the extra cash to satisfy the call , the brokerage firm may begin liquidating the securities . liquidating the securities What does this term mean? 21 24 -55 5 If the investor doesn ' t put up the extra cash to satisfy the call , the brokerage firm may begin liquidating the securities . liquidating the securities what are securities? 21 24 -56 1 The West German retailer ASKO Deutsche Kaufhaus AG plans to challenge the legality of a widely employed anti - takeover defense of companies in the Netherlands . challenge the legality Why are they going to challenge the legality 10 13 -56 1 The West German retailer ASKO Deutsche Kaufhaus AG plans to challenge the legality of a widely employed anti - takeover defense of companies in the Netherlands . ASKO what does it stand for? 4 5 -56 1 The West German retailer ASKO Deutsche Kaufhaus AG plans to challenge the legality of a widely employed anti - takeover defense of companies in the Netherlands . challenge the legality Why are they planning to challenge this? 10 13 -56 2 The eventual court decision could become a landmark in Dutch corporate law because the lawsuit ASKO plans to file would be the first to challenge the entire principle and practice of companies issuing voting preferred shares to management - controlled trusts to dilute voting power of common stockholders . principle and practice Why has this been practiced in the past? 27 30 -56 3 Up to now only specific aspects of these defenses have been challenged , though unsuccessfully , ASKO ' s Dutch lawyers noted . specific aspects of these defenses Which specific aspects have been challenged? 4 9 -56 3 Up to now only specific aspects of these defenses have been challenged , though unsuccessfully , ASKO ' s Dutch lawyers noted . specific aspects which aspects? 4 6 -56 3 Up to now only specific aspects of these defenses have been challenged , though unsuccessfully , ASKO ' s Dutch lawyers noted . unsuccessfully , Why have other challenges failed? 14 16 -56 4 Should the courts uphold the validity of this type of defense , ASKO will then ask the court to overturn such a vote - diluting maneuver recently deployed by Koninklijke Ahold NV . ASKO says the Dutch - based international food retailer hadn ' t reasonable grounds to issue preferred stock to a friendly trust and thus dilute the worth and voting power of ASKO and other shareholders . preferred stock is this tactic common? 49 51 -56 4 Should the courts uphold the validity of this type of defense , ASKO will then ask the court to overturn such a vote - diluting maneuver recently deployed by Koninklijke Ahold NV . ASKO says the Dutch - based international food retailer hadn ' t reasonable grounds to issue preferred stock to a friendly trust and thus dilute the worth and voting power of ASKO and other shareholders . hadn ' t reasonable grounds How will reasonable grounds be determined? 42 47 -56 5 Speaking through its Dutch lawyers , ASKO also disclosed it holds a 15 % stake in Ahold . Ahold what company is ahold? 16 17 -57 1 Food and Drug Administration spokesman Jeff Nesbit said the agency has turned over evidence in a criminal investigation concerning Vitarine Pharmaceuticals Inc . to the U . S . Attorney ' s office in Baltimore . evidence What evidence has been turned over? 13 14 -57 1 Food and Drug Administration spokesman Jeff Nesbit said the agency has turned over evidence in a criminal investigation concerning Vitarine Pharmaceuticals Inc . to the U . S . Attorney ' s office in Baltimore . turned over evidence what kind of evidence? 11 14 -57 1 Food and Drug Administration spokesman Jeff Nesbit said the agency has turned over evidence in a criminal investigation concerning Vitarine Pharmaceuticals Inc . to the U . S . Attorney ' s office in Baltimore . Vitarine Pharmaceuticals Inc Which laws did they break? 19 22 -57 2 Neither Vitarine nor any of the Springfield Gardens , N . Y . , company ' s officials or employees have been charged with any crimes . charged with any crimes why not charged? 22 26 -57 2 Neither Vitarine nor any of the Springfield Gardens , N . Y . , company ' s officials or employees have been charged with any crimes . charged with any crimes Why hasn't anyone been charged yet? 22 26 -57 3 Vitarine won approval to market a version of a blood pressure medicine but acknowledged that it substituted a SmithKline Beecham PLC product as its own in tests . product Was this product copyrighted? 21 22 -57 3 Vitarine won approval to market a version of a blood pressure medicine but acknowledged that it substituted a SmithKline Beecham PLC product as its own in tests . substituted Why did they substitute in their tests? 16 17 -57 4 Mr . Nesbit also said the FDA has asked Bolar Pharmaceutical Co . to recall at the retail level its urinary tract antibiotic . recall Why does it need to be recalled? 14 15 -57 4 Mr . Nesbit also said the FDA has asked Bolar Pharmaceutical Co . to recall at the retail level its urinary tract antibiotic . recall at the retail level are they able to do that? 14 19 -57 4 Mr . Nesbit also said the FDA has asked Bolar Pharmaceutical Co . to recall at the retail level its urinary tract antibiotic . recall What was wrong with the urinary tract antibiotic? 14 15 -57 5 But so far the company hasn ' t complied with that request , the spokesman said . spokesman said whats his name? 14 16 -57 5 But so far the company hasn ' t complied with that request , the spokesman said . the company hasn ' t complied Why wouldn't they comply? 3 9 -58 1 Pension funds , insurers and other behemoths of the investing world said they began scooping up stocks during Friday ' s market rout . Pension funds , insurers and other behemoths Can you explain who they are and what they do? 0 7 -58 1 Pension funds , insurers and other behemoths of the investing world said they began scooping up stocks during Friday ' s market rout . behemoths What is a behemoth? 6 7 -58 1 Pension funds , insurers and other behemoths of the investing world said they began scooping up stocks during Friday ' s market rout . Friday ' s market Which friday? 18 22 -58 1 Pension funds , insurers and other behemoths of the investing world said they began scooping up stocks during Friday ' s market rout . market rout What is a market rout? 21 23 -58 2 And they plan to buy more today . they Who is they? 1 2 -58 2 And they plan to buy more today . more why will they buy more? 5 6 -58 2 And they plan to buy more today . plan to buy more today Why do they want to buy more today? 2 7 -58 3 Rightly or wrongly , many giant institutional investors appear to be fighting the latest war by applying the lesson they learned in the October 1987 crash : Buying at the bottom pays off . war What war are they talking about? 14 15 -58 3 Rightly or wrongly , many giant institutional investors appear to be fighting the latest war by applying the lesson they learned in the October 1987 crash : Buying at the bottom pays off . 1987 crash : was it famous? 24 27 -58 3 Rightly or wrongly , many giant institutional investors appear to be fighting the latest war by applying the lesson they learned in the October 1987 crash : Buying at the bottom pays off . Buying at the bottom pays off How does buying at the bottom pay off? 27 33 -58 4 To be sure , big investors might put away their checkbooks in a hurry if stocks open sharply lower today . open sharply lower today What does this mean? 16 20 -58 4 To be sure , big investors might put away their checkbooks in a hurry if stocks open sharply lower today . put away their checkbooks So big investors will not be investing if the market opens low today? 7 11 -58 4 To be sure , big investors might put away their checkbooks in a hurry if stocks open sharply lower today . big investors all of them? 4 6 -58 4 To be sure , big investors might put away their checkbooks in a hurry if stocks open sharply lower today . sharply lower today At what time today will investors know if the open stocks have sharply lowered? 17 20 -58 5 They could still panic and bail out of the market . They Who is \"they\"? 0 1 -58 5 They could still panic and bail out of the market . panic and bail why would they? 3 6 -58 5 They could still panic and bail out of the market . panic Is panic a good way to make a decision? 3 4 -59 1 Friday , October 13 , 1989 Friday , October friday the 13th? 0 3 -59 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . actual Are they at least accurate to the date? 24 25 -59 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . but don ' t always represent actual transactions what do they represent then? 18 26 -59 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . PRIME RATE : is that a high prime rate? 0 3 -60 1 This small Dallas suburb ' s got trouble . This small Dallas suburb ' s got trouble Why does this small city have trouble? 0 8 -60 1 This small Dallas suburb ' s got trouble . Dallas suburb ' s Which Dallas suburb? 2 6 -60 1 This small Dallas suburb ' s got trouble . trouble What kind of trouble does the Dallas suburb have? 7 8 -60 1 This small Dallas suburb ' s got trouble . trouble why do they have trouble? 7 8 -60 1 This small Dallas suburb ' s got trouble . got trouble What kind of trouble? 6 8 -60 2 Trouble with a capital T and that rhymes with P and that stands for pool . P and that stands for pool What is the problem with pools? 9 15 -60 2 Trouble with a capital T and that rhymes with P and that stands for pool . Trouble What kind of trouble? 0 1 -60 2 Trouble with a capital T and that rhymes with P and that stands for pool . pool What does a pool have to do with trouble? 14 15 -60 2 Trouble with a capital T and that rhymes with P and that stands for pool . P and that stands for pool pool is trouble? 9 15 -60 2 Trouble with a capital T and that rhymes with P and that stands for pool . pool What kind of pool are they having trouble with? Swimming? Carpool? 14 15 -60 3 More than 30 years ago , Prof . More than 30 years ago , What happened more than 30 years ago? 0 6 -60 3 More than 30 years ago , Prof . 30 years ago , What happened 30 years ago? 2 6 -60 4 Harold Hill , the con man in Meredith Willson ' s " The Music Man , " warned the citizens of River City , Iowa , against the game . River City , Iowa , against the game What game are we talking about? 21 29 -60 4 Harold Hill , the con man in Meredith Willson ' s " The Music Man , " warned the citizens of River City , Iowa , against the game . game What game were the citizens warned about? 28 29 -60 4 Harold Hill , the con man in Meredith Willson ' s " The Music Man , " warned the citizens of River City , Iowa , against the game . game which game? 28 29 -60 4 Harold Hill , the con man in Meredith Willson ' s " The Music Man , " warned the citizens of River City , Iowa , against the game . the game What game were they warned against? 27 29 -60 5 Now kindred spirits on Addison ' s town council have barred the town ' s fanciest hotel , the Grand Kempinski , from installing three free pool tables in its new lounge . three free pool tables in its new lounge Why are they barring the hotel from having pool tables? What is the Problem? 24 32 -60 5 Now kindred spirits on Addison ' s town council have barred the town ' s fanciest hotel , the Grand Kempinski , from installing three free pool tables in its new lounge . barred Why did the town council bar the pool tables in the Grand Kempinski? 10 11 -60 5 Now kindred spirits on Addison ' s town council have barred the town ' s fanciest hotel , the Grand Kempinski , from installing three free pool tables in its new lounge . barred Why are pool tables being banned in a hotel? 10 11 -61 1 Inland Steel Industries Inc . expects to report that third - quarter earnings dropped more than 50 % from the previous quarter as a result of reduced sales volume and increased costs . reduced sales volume and increased costs Why were sales reduced and costs increased? 26 32 -61 2 In the second quarter , the steelmaker had net income of $ 45 . 3 million or $ 1 . 25 a share , including a pretax charge of $ 17 million related to the settlement of a suit , on sales of $ 1 . 11 billion . pretax charge what is that? 26 28 -61 2 In the second quarter , the steelmaker had net income of $ 45 . 3 million or $ 1 . 25 a share , including a pretax charge of $ 17 million related to the settlement of a suit , on sales of $ 1 . 11 billion . settlement of a suit , What suit did Inland Steel settle? 35 40 -61 2 In the second quarter , the steelmaker had net income of $ 45 . 3 million or $ 1 . 25 a share , including a pretax charge of $ 17 million related to the settlement of a suit , on sales of $ 1 . 11 billion . suit , What was the suit about and why was there a settlement? 38 40 -61 3 The company said normal seasonal softness and lost orders caused by prolonged labor talks reduced shipments by 200 , 000 tons in the latest quarter , compared with the second quarter . seasonal softness what is seasonal softness? 4 6 -61 4 At the same time , the integrated - steel business was hurt by continued increases in materials costs and repair and maintenance expenses , as well as higher labor costs under its new contract . increases in materials costs What materials are experiencing increases in costs? 14 18 -61 5 The service - center business was hurt by reduced margins and start - up costs associated with its Joseph T . Ryerson & Son unit . Joseph T . Ryerson & Son unit who are they? 18 25 -61 5 The service - center business was hurt by reduced margins and start - up costs associated with its Joseph T . Ryerson & Son unit . Joseph T . Ryerson & Son unit Why did the Joseph T. Ryerson & son unit have that affect? 18 25 -62 1 Interprovincial Pipe Line Co . said it will delay a proposed two - step , 830 million Canadian - dollar ( US $ 705 . 6 million ) expansion of its system because Canada ' s output of crude oil is shrinking . Canada ' s output of crude oil is shrinking Why is their output of crude oil shrinking? 33 42 -62 1 Interprovincial Pipe Line Co . said it will delay a proposed two - step , 830 million Canadian - dollar ( US $ 705 . 6 million ) expansion of its system because Canada ' s output of crude oil is shrinking . Canada ' s output of crude oil is shrinking . Why is Canada's crude oil output shrinking? 33 43 -62 1 Interprovincial Pipe Line Co . said it will delay a proposed two - step , 830 million Canadian - dollar ( US $ 705 . 6 million ) expansion of its system because Canada ' s output of crude oil is shrinking . Canada ' s output of crude oil is shrinking Why is Canada's crude oil output shrinking? 33 42 -62 2 Interprovincial , Canada ' s biggest oil pipeline operator and a major transporter of crude to the U . S . , said revised industry forecasts indicate that Canadian oil output will total about 1 . 64 million barrels a day by 1991 , 8 % lower than a previous estimate . revised industry forecasts Why did industry forecasts need to be revised? 23 26 -62 3 Canadian crude production averaged about 1 . 69 million barrels a day during 1989 ' s first half , about 1 % below the 1988 level . 1 . 69 million barrels a day is that a lot? 5 12 -62 4 " The capability of existing fields to deliver oil is dropping , " and oil exploration activity is also down dramatically , as many producers shift their emphasis to natural gas , said Ronald Watkins , vice president for government and industry relations with Interprovincial ' s parent , Interhome Energy Inc . Mr . Watkins said volume on Interprovincial ' s system is down about 2 % since January and is expected to fall further , making expansion unnecessary until perhaps the mid - 1990s . producers shift their emphasis to natural gas , Why is there a shift towards natural gas? 24 32 -62 4 " The capability of existing fields to deliver oil is dropping , " and oil exploration activity is also down dramatically , as many producers shift their emphasis to natural gas , said Ronald Watkins , vice president for government and industry relations with Interprovincial ' s parent , Interhome Energy Inc . Mr . Watkins said volume on Interprovincial ' s system is down about 2 % since January and is expected to fall further , making expansion unnecessary until perhaps the mid - 1990s . producers shift their emphasis to natural gas , Which producers are shifting to natural gas? 24 32 -62 4 " The capability of existing fields to deliver oil is dropping , " and oil exploration activity is also down dramatically , as many producers shift their emphasis to natural gas , said Ronald Watkins , vice president for government and industry relations with Interprovincial ' s parent , Interhome Energy Inc . Mr . Watkins said volume on Interprovincial ' s system is down about 2 % since January and is expected to fall further , making expansion unnecessary until perhaps the mid - 1990s . producers shift their emphasis to natural gas , Why are producers shifting to natural gas? 24 32 -62 4 " The capability of existing fields to deliver oil is dropping , " and oil exploration activity is also down dramatically , as many producers shift their emphasis to natural gas , said Ronald Watkins , vice president for government and industry relations with Interprovincial ' s parent , Interhome Energy Inc . Mr . Watkins said volume on Interprovincial ' s system is down about 2 % since January and is expected to fall further , making expansion unnecessary until perhaps the mid - 1990s . expansion unnecessary Why would this make expansion unnecessary? 78 80 -62 5 " There has been a swing of the pendulum back to the gas side , " he said . back to the gas side , " Why is there a shift towards natural gas? 9 16 -62 5 " There has been a swing of the pendulum back to the gas side , " he said . pendulum will it swing back? 8 9 -63 1 British Aerospace PLC and France ' s Thomson - CSF S . A . said they are nearing an agreement to merge their guided - missile divisions , greatly expanding collaboration between the two defense contractors . PLC what is plc? 2 3 -63 1 British Aerospace PLC and France ' s Thomson - CSF S . A . said they are nearing an agreement to merge their guided - missile divisions , greatly expanding collaboration between the two defense contractors . merge Why did British Aerospace PLC and France's Thomson-CSF decide to merge? 21 22 -63 1 British Aerospace PLC and France ' s Thomson - CSF S . A . said they are nearing an agreement to merge their guided - missile divisions , greatly expanding collaboration between the two defense contractors . merge Why do they want to merge? 21 22 -63 2 The 50 - 50 joint venture , which may be dubbed Eurodynamics , would have combined annual sales of at least # 1 . 4 billion ( $ 2 . 17 billion ) and would be among the world ' s largest missile makers . Eurodynamics , why is it called that? 11 13 -63 2 The 50 - 50 joint venture , which may be dubbed Eurodynamics , would have combined annual sales of at least # 1 . 4 billion ( $ 2 . 17 billion ) and would be among the world ' s largest missile makers . among What are the other missile makers? 36 37 -63 2 The 50 - 50 joint venture , which may be dubbed Eurodynamics , would have combined annual sales of at least # 1 . 4 billion ( $ 2 . 17 billion ) and would be among the world ' s largest missile makers . among the world ' s largest missile makers Who are the other largest missile makers? 36 44 -63 2 The 50 - 50 joint venture , which may be dubbed Eurodynamics , would have combined annual sales of at least # 1 . 4 billion ( $ 2 . 17 billion ) and would be among the world ' s largest missile makers . joint Why a joint venture vs. a merger? 4 5 -63 3 After two years of talks , plans for the venture are sufficiently advanced for the companies to seek French and British government clearance . two years of talks , why so long? 1 6 -63 3 After two years of talks , plans for the venture are sufficiently advanced for the companies to seek French and British government clearance . clearance Why do they to seek government clearance? 22 23 -63 3 After two years of talks , plans for the venture are sufficiently advanced for the companies to seek French and British government clearance . clearance Why do they need government clearance to merge? 22 23 -63 4 The companies hope for a final agreement by year - end . final What happens if they do not reach a final agreement by the end of the year? 5 6 -63 4 The companies hope for a final agreement by year - end . companies What companies are they talkign about? 1 2 -63 5 The venture would strengthen the rapidly growing ties between the two companies , and help make them a leading force in European defense contracting . venture would strengthen is it a good idea? 1 4 -63 5 The venture would strengthen the rapidly growing ties between the two companies , and help make them a leading force in European defense contracting . growing Have the two companies ever worked on a project together? 6 7 -63 5 The venture would strengthen the rapidly growing ties between the two companies , and help make them a leading force in European defense contracting . rapidly Why have their ties been rapidly growing before a merger is in place? 5 6 -64 1 CenTrust Savings Bank said federal thrift regulators ordered it to suspend dividend payments on its two classes of preferred stock , indicating that regulators ' concerns about the troubled institution have heightened . concerns Why would regulators have concerns about CenTrust? 25 26 -64 1 CenTrust Savings Bank said federal thrift regulators ordered it to suspend dividend payments on its two classes of preferred stock , indicating that regulators ' concerns about the troubled institution have heightened . troubled institution why are they troubled? 28 30 -64 1 CenTrust Savings Bank said federal thrift regulators ordered it to suspend dividend payments on its two classes of preferred stock , indicating that regulators ' concerns about the troubled institution have heightened . concerns What sort of concerns? 25 26 -64 2 In a statement , Miami - based CenTrust said the regulators cited the thrift ' s operating losses and " apparent losses " in its junk - bond portfolio in ordering the suspension of the dividends . " apparent losses " What are the apparent losses? 19 23 -64 2 In a statement , Miami - based CenTrust said the regulators cited the thrift ' s operating losses and " apparent losses " in its junk - bond portfolio in ordering the suspension of the dividends . its junk - bond what is a junk bond? 24 28 -64 3 Regulators also ordered CenTrust to stop buying back the preferred stock . stop buying Why do regulators want CenTrust to stop buying back the preferred stock? 5 7 -64 3 Regulators also ordered CenTrust to stop buying back the preferred stock . Regulators who are the regulators? 0 1 -64 3 Regulators also ordered CenTrust to stop buying back the preferred stock . stop buying Why were they ordered to stop buying? 5 7 -64 4 David L . Paul , chairman and chief executive officer , criticized the federal Office of Thrift Supervision , which issued the directive , saying it was " inappropriate " and based on " insufficient " reasons . " inappropriate " Why would David Paul call the directive inappropriate? 27 30 -64 4 David L . Paul , chairman and chief executive officer , criticized the federal Office of Thrift Supervision , which issued the directive , saying it was " inappropriate " and based on " insufficient " reasons . David L . Paul , is he well known? 0 5 -64 4 David L . Paul , chairman and chief executive officer , criticized the federal Office of Thrift Supervision , which issued the directive , saying it was " inappropriate " and based on " insufficient " reasons . " inappropriate " Why was it inappropriate? 27 30 -64 4 David L . Paul , chairman and chief executive officer , criticized the federal Office of Thrift Supervision , which issued the directive , saying it was " inappropriate " and based on " insufficient " reasons . " insufficient " Why was the basis insufficient? 33 36 -64 5 He said the thrift will try to get regulators to reverse the decision . reverse Why does the thrift want the decision reversed? 10 11 -64 5 He said the thrift will try to get regulators to reverse the decision . try What will he do to attempt this? 5 6 -65 1 CityFed Financial Corp . said it expects to report a loss of at least $ 125 million to $ 150 million for the third quarter . loss What is the reason for the loss? 10 11 -65 1 CityFed Financial Corp . said it expects to report a loss of at least $ 125 million to $ 150 million for the third quarter . report a loss Why would it report a loss? 8 11 -65 1 CityFed Financial Corp . said it expects to report a loss of at least $ 125 million to $ 150 million for the third quarter . report a loss How does this loss compare to other quarters? 8 11 -65 1 CityFed Financial Corp . said it expects to report a loss of at least $ 125 million to $ 150 million for the third quarter . report a loss Why does CityFed Financial Corp plan to report losses? 8 11 -65 2 In the year - earlier period , CityFed had net income of $ 485 , 000 , but no per - share earnings . no per - share earnings Why no per-share earnings? 18 23 -65 2 In the year - earlier period , CityFed had net income of $ 485 , 000 , but no per - share earnings . per - share earnings Would the loss be reflecting of the share holders selling their stocks? 19 23 -65 3 CityFed ' s president and chief executive officer , John Atherton , said the loss stems from several factors . loss stems from several factors What kind of factors? 14 19 -65 3 CityFed ' s president and chief executive officer , John Atherton , said the loss stems from several factors . the loss stems from several factors . What factors does the loss stem from? 13 20 -65 3 CityFed ' s president and chief executive officer , John Atherton , said the loss stems from several factors . John Atherton , Did the loss directly affect him as well? Or just the other shareholders? 9 12 -65 4 He said nonperforming assets rose to slightly more than $ 700 million from $ 516 million between June and September . $ 700 million from $ 516 million How did his nonperforming assets rise so much in 4 months? 9 16 -65 5 Approximately 85 % of the total consisted of nonperforming commercial real estate assets . nonperforming What are these nonperforming assests? 8 9 -65 5 Approximately 85 % of the total consisted of nonperforming commercial real estate assets . nonperforming commercial real estate assets Where were these assets located? Does it have to do with certain state's economy? 8 13 -66 1 September ' s steep rise in producer prices shows that inflation still persists , and the pessimism over interest rates caused by the new price data contributed to the stock market ' s plunge Friday . producer prices shows How did they find these producer prices? 6 9 -66 1 September ' s steep rise in producer prices shows that inflation still persists , and the pessimism over interest rates caused by the new price data contributed to the stock market ' s plunge Friday . steep rise in producer prices Why did producer prices rise so steeply? 3 8 -66 2 After falling for three consecutive months , the producer price index for finished goods shot up 0 . 9 % last month , the Labor Department reported Friday , as energy prices jumped after tumbling through the summer . jumped What made energy prices jump? 32 33 -66 2 After falling for three consecutive months , the producer price index for finished goods shot up 0 . 9 % last month , the Labor Department reported Friday , as energy prices jumped after tumbling through the summer . energy prices jumped why did the energy prices jump? 30 33 -66 2 After falling for three consecutive months , the producer price index for finished goods shot up 0 . 9 % last month , the Labor Department reported Friday , as energy prices jumped after tumbling through the summer . energy prices jumped What caused energy prices to jump? 30 33 -66 2 After falling for three consecutive months , the producer price index for finished goods shot up 0 . 9 % last month , the Labor Department reported Friday , as energy prices jumped after tumbling through the summer . 0 . 9 % last month , is that a lot? 16 23 -66 3 Although the report , which was released before the stock market opened , didn ' t trigger the 190 . 58 - point drop in the Dow Jones Industrial Average , analysts said it did play a role in the market ' s decline . didn ' t trigger the 190 . 58 - point drop What triggered the drop? 13 24 -66 3 Although the report , which was released before the stock market opened , didn ' t trigger the 190 . 58 - point drop in the Dow Jones Industrial Average , analysts said it did play a role in the market ' s decline . analysts said it did play a role what role did it play? 31 38 -66 4 Analysts immediately viewed the price data , the grimmest inflation news in months , as evidence that the Federal Reserve was unlikely to allow interest rates to fall as many investors had hoped . unlikely to allow interest rates to fall Why would the Fed not allow interest rates to fall? 21 28 -66 5 Further fueling the belief that pressures in the economy were sufficient to keep the Fed from easing credit , the Commerce Department reported Friday that retail sales grew 0 . 5 % in September , to $ 145 . 21 billion . Friday that retail sales grew 0 . 5 % in September , how does this help the idea that the fed will not being easing credit 23 35 -66 5 Further fueling the belief that pressures in the economy were sufficient to keep the Fed from easing credit , the Commerce Department reported Friday that retail sales grew 0 . 5 % in September , to $ 145 . 21 billion . Fed who is the fed? 14 15 -67 1 A group of Arby ' s franchisees said they formed an association to oppose Miami Beach financier Victor Posner ' s control of the restaurant chain . oppose Why were they opposing victor posner? 13 14 -67 1 A group of Arby ' s franchisees said they formed an association to oppose Miami Beach financier Victor Posner ' s control of the restaurant chain . A group of Arby ' s franchisees Which franchisees are opposed? 0 7 -67 1 A group of Arby ' s franchisees said they formed an association to oppose Miami Beach financier Victor Posner ' s control of the restaurant chain . oppose Why did they want to oppose his control? 13 14 -67 1 A group of Arby ' s franchisees said they formed an association to oppose Miami Beach financier Victor Posner ' s control of the restaurant chain . oppose Why do they oppose Posner's control of Arby's? 13 14 -67 2 The decision is the latest move in an escalating battle between the franchisees and Mr . Posner that began in August . latest What are the previous moves? 4 5 -67 2 The decision is the latest move in an escalating battle between the franchisees and Mr . Posner that began in August . battle Why are they at battle? 9 10 -67 3 At the time , a group called R . B . Partners Ltd . , consisting of eight of Arby ' s largest franchisees , offered more than $ 200 million to buy Arby ' s Inc . , which is part of DWG Corp . DWG is a holding company controlled by Mr . Posner . $ 200 million why so much money? 28 31 -67 4 One week later , Leonard H . Roberts , president and chief executive officer of Arby ' s , was fired in a dispute with Mr . Posner . fired why was the president fired? 20 21 -67 4 One week later , Leonard H . Roberts , president and chief executive officer of Arby ' s , was fired in a dispute with Mr . Posner . dispute What was the dispute? 23 24 -67 4 One week later , Leonard H . Roberts , president and chief executive officer of Arby ' s , was fired in a dispute with Mr . Posner . was fired why was he fired? 19 21 -67 4 One week later , Leonard H . Roberts , president and chief executive officer of Arby ' s , was fired in a dispute with Mr . Posner . dispute What sort of dispute happened? 23 24 -67 5 Friday , 42 franchisees announced the formation of an association - - called A . P . Association Inc . - - to " preserve the integrity of the Arby ' s system . " The franchisees , owners or operators of 1 , 000 of the 1 , 900 franchised Arby ' s in the U . S . , said : " We have concluded that continued control of Arby ' s by Victor Posner is totally unacceptable to us , because it is extremely likely to cause irreparable damage to the Arby ' s system . irreparable damage How will it damage the system? 90 92 -67 5 Friday , 42 franchisees announced the formation of an association - - called A . P . Association Inc . - - to " preserve the integrity of the Arby ' s system . " The franchisees , owners or operators of 1 , 000 of the 1 , 900 franchised Arby ' s in the U . S . , said : " We have concluded that continued control of Arby ' s by Victor Posner is totally unacceptable to us , because it is extremely likely to cause irreparable damage to the Arby ' s system . Friday , what was the date? 0 2 -67 5 Friday , 42 franchisees announced the formation of an association - - called A . P . Association Inc . - - to " preserve the integrity of the Arby ' s system . " The franchisees , owners or operators of 1 , 000 of the 1 , 900 franchised Arby ' s in the U . S . , said : " We have concluded that continued control of Arby ' s by Victor Posner is totally unacceptable to us , because it is extremely likely to cause irreparable damage to the Arby ' s system . irreparable damage What has Posner allegedly done to cause irreparable damage? 90 92 -68 1 SOUTH AFRICA FREED the ANC ' s Sisulu and seven other political prisoners . SOUTH AFRICA FREED Why would South Africa free eight prisoners? 0 3 -68 1 SOUTH AFRICA FREED the ANC ' s Sisulu and seven other political prisoners . seven other political prisoners Who are the other political prisoners? 9 13 -68 1 SOUTH AFRICA FREED the ANC ' s Sisulu and seven other political prisoners . ANC ' s what is anc? 4 7 -68 1 SOUTH AFRICA FREED the ANC ' s Sisulu and seven other political prisoners . Sisulu and seven other political prisoners Who are the seven other political prisoners? 7 13 -68 1 SOUTH AFRICA FREED the ANC ' s Sisulu and seven other political prisoners . ANC ' s What does this acronym stand for? 4 7 -68 2 Thousands of supporters , many brandishing flags of the outlawed African National Congress , gave the anti - apartheid activists a tumultuous reception upon their return to black townships across the country . Thousands of supporters , Why would these activists have thousands of supporters? 0 4 -68 2 Thousands of supporters , many brandishing flags of the outlawed African National Congress , gave the anti - apartheid activists a tumultuous reception upon their return to black townships across the country . African National Congress , was that an organization? 10 14 -68 2 Thousands of supporters , many brandishing flags of the outlawed African National Congress , gave the anti - apartheid activists a tumultuous reception upon their return to black townships across the country . anti - apartheid activists Who are these activists? 16 20 -68 2 Thousands of supporters , many brandishing flags of the outlawed African National Congress , gave the anti - apartheid activists a tumultuous reception upon their return to black townships across the country . black townships What does the use of \"black\" mean, is the townships primarily made up of black people? 27 29 -68 3 Most of those freed had spent at least 25 years in prison . 25 years in prison Why would those who were freed spend 25 years in prison? 8 12 -68 3 Most of those freed had spent at least 25 years in prison . prison Why were those people in prison to begin with? 11 12 -68 4 The 77 - year - old Sisulu , sentenced to life in 1964 along with black nationalist Nelson Mandela for plotting to overthrow the government , said equality for blacks in South Africa was in reach . plotting to overthrow the government , Why would Sisulu want to plot to overthrow the government? 20 26 -68 4 The 77 - year - old Sisulu , sentenced to life in 1964 along with black nationalist Nelson Mandela for plotting to overthrow the government , said equality for blacks in South Africa was in reach . 77 - year - old Sisulu , is he still alive? 1 8 -68 4 The 77 - year - old Sisulu , sentenced to life in 1964 along with black nationalist Nelson Mandela for plotting to overthrow the government , said equality for blacks in South Africa was in reach . said When did he say this? Before or after he went to prison? 26 27 -68 5 The releases , announced last week by President de Klerk , were viewed as Pretoria ' s tacit legalization of the ANC . ANC Who is the ANC? 21 22 -68 5 The releases , announced last week by President de Klerk , were viewed as Pretoria ' s tacit legalization of the ANC . Pretoria ' s tacit legalization of the ANC I found nothing vague? 14 22 -68 5 The releases , announced last week by President de Klerk , were viewed as Pretoria ' s tacit legalization of the ANC . Pretoria ' s Who or what is pretoria? 14 17 -69 1 Valley Federal Savings & Loan Association said Imperial Corp . of America withdrew from regulators its application to buy five Valley Federal branches , leaving the transaction in limbo . regulators What is a regulator? 14 15 -69 1 Valley Federal Savings & Loan Association said Imperial Corp . of America withdrew from regulators its application to buy five Valley Federal branches , leaving the transaction in limbo . withdrew from regulators its application Why did Imperial Corp. withdraw from its application? 12 17 -69 1 Valley Federal Savings & Loan Association said Imperial Corp . of America withdrew from regulators its application to buy five Valley Federal branches , leaving the transaction in limbo . withdrew Why did Imperial Corp. of America withdraw its application? 12 13 -69 1 Valley Federal Savings & Loan Association said Imperial Corp . of America withdrew from regulators its application to buy five Valley Federal branches , leaving the transaction in limbo . withdrew from regulators its application to buy Why did they withdrawal? 12 19 -69 2 The broken purchase appears as additional evidence of trouble at Imperial Corp . , whose spokesman said the company withdrew its application from the federal Office of Thrift Supervision because of an informal notice that Imperial ' s thrift unit failed to meet Community Reinvestment Act requirements . additional What other evidence is there? 5 6 -69 2 The broken purchase appears as additional evidence of trouble at Imperial Corp . , whose spokesman said the company withdrew its application from the federal Office of Thrift Supervision because of an informal notice that Imperial ' s thrift unit failed to meet Community Reinvestment Act requirements . informal notice How was it informal? 32 34 -69 2 The broken purchase appears as additional evidence of trouble at Imperial Corp . , whose spokesman said the company withdrew its application from the federal Office of Thrift Supervision because of an informal notice that Imperial ' s thrift unit failed to meet Community Reinvestment Act requirements . failed to meet Why did Imperial fail to meet requirements? 40 43 -69 2 The broken purchase appears as additional evidence of trouble at Imperial Corp . , whose spokesman said the company withdrew its application from the federal Office of Thrift Supervision because of an informal notice that Imperial ' s thrift unit failed to meet Community Reinvestment Act requirements . Community Reinvestment Act requirements What are the requirements of the Community Reinvestment Act? 43 47 -69 2 The broken purchase appears as additional evidence of trouble at Imperial Corp . , whose spokesman said the company withdrew its application from the federal Office of Thrift Supervision because of an informal notice that Imperial ' s thrift unit failed to meet Community Reinvestment Act requirements . evidence of trouble What else has been going on with Imperial Corp? 6 9 -69 3 The Community Reinvestment Act requires savings and loan associations to lend money in amounts related to areas where deposits are received . amounts related to areas What does it mean for an amount to be related to an area? 13 17 -69 3 The Community Reinvestment Act requires savings and loan associations to lend money in amounts related to areas where deposits are received . in amounts related What does this mean? Lending money to only areas that receive deposits? 12 15 -69 4 The transaction , announced in August , included about $ 146 million in deposits at the five outlets in California ' s San Joaquin Valley . the five outlets Are these the same as the aforementioned outlets? 15 18 -69 4 The transaction , announced in August , included about $ 146 million in deposits at the five outlets in California ' s San Joaquin Valley . five outlets What are the five outlets in San Joaquin Valley? 16 18 -69 5 Terms weren ' t disclosed , but Valley Federal had said it expected to post a modest pretax gain and to save about $ 2 million in operating costs annually . post What does it mean for a group to \"post\" a gain? 14 15 -69 5 Terms weren ' t disclosed , but Valley Federal had said it expected to post a modest pretax gain and to save about $ 2 million in operating costs annually . Terms weren ' t disclosed , Why were the terms not disclosed? 0 6 -69 5 Terms weren ' t disclosed , but Valley Federal had said it expected to post a modest pretax gain and to save about $ 2 million in operating costs annually . save about $ 2 million How will Valley Federal save about $2 million in annual operating costs? 21 26 -70 1 The Second U . S . Circuit Court of Appeals opinion in the Arcadian Phosphate case did not repudiate the position Pennzoil Co . took in its dispute with Texaco , contrary to your Sept . 8 article " Court Backs Texaco ' s View in Pennzoil Case - - Too Late . " Arcadian Phosphate case What is the Arcadian Phosphate case? 13 16 -70 1 The Second U . S . Circuit Court of Appeals opinion in the Arcadian Phosphate case did not repudiate the position Pennzoil Co . took in its dispute with Texaco , contrary to your Sept . 8 article " Court Backs Texaco ' s View in Pennzoil Case - - Too Late . " repudiate what is this word? 18 19 -70 2 The fundamental rule of contract law applied to both cases was that courts will not enforce agreements to which the parties did not intend to be bound . enforce Why would the courts not enforce such a case? 15 16 -70 2 The fundamental rule of contract law applied to both cases was that courts will not enforce agreements to which the parties did not intend to be bound . not intend to be bound Does this mean that both parties agreed to not agree? 22 27 -70 3 In the Pennzoil / Texaco litigation , the courts found Pennzoil and Getty Oil intended to be bound ; in Arcadian Phosphates they found there was no intention to be bound . intention How was this intention proven? 27 28 -70 3 In the Pennzoil / Texaco litigation , the courts found Pennzoil and Getty Oil intended to be bound ; in Arcadian Phosphates they found there was no intention to be bound . Pennzoil / Texaco litigation , What is the Pennzoil/Texaco litigation? 2 7 -70 3 In the Pennzoil / Texaco litigation , the courts found Pennzoil and Getty Oil intended to be bound ; in Arcadian Phosphates they found there was no intention to be bound . intended to be bound ; How can they prove this? 14 19 -70 3 In the Pennzoil / Texaco litigation , the courts found Pennzoil and Getty Oil intended to be bound ; in Arcadian Phosphates they found there was no intention to be bound . bound ; what does this mean? 17 19 -70 4 Admittedly , the principle in the cases is the same . same What similarities must be considered to be able to determine this? 9 10 -70 4 Admittedly , the principle in the cases is the same . principle What is the principle in both cases? 3 4 -70 4 Admittedly , the principle in the cases is the same . principle in the cases is the same How can they be judged differently then? 3 10 -70 4 Admittedly , the principle in the cases is the same . principle what is a principle in this situation? 3 4 -70 5 But the outcome of a legal dispute almost always turns on the facts . turns How is the writer aware of the facts? 9 10 -71 1 Time magazine , in a move to reduce the costs of wooing new subscribers , is lowering its circulation guarantee to advertisers for the second consecutive year , increasing its subscription rates and cutting back on merchandise giveaways . reduce the costs why are they having to reduce the costs 7 10 -71 1 Time magazine , in a move to reduce the costs of wooing new subscribers , is lowering its circulation guarantee to advertisers for the second consecutive year , increasing its subscription rates and cutting back on merchandise giveaways . increasing its subscription rates Why is time magazine having to increase subscription rates? 28 32 -71 1 Time magazine , in a move to reduce the costs of wooing new subscribers , is lowering its circulation guarantee to advertisers for the second consecutive year , increasing its subscription rates and cutting back on merchandise giveaways . lowering its circulation guarantee Why is the magazine less popular? 16 20 -71 2 In an announcement to its staff last week , executives at Time Warner Inc . ' s weekly magazine said Time will " dramatically de - emphasize " its use of electronic giveaways such as telephones in television subscription drives ; cut the circulation it guarantees advertisers by 300 , 000 , to four million ; and increase the cost of its annual subscription rate by about $ 4 to $ 55 . cut the circulation why would they cut advertisers if they want more money? i feel like i'm not fully understanding this. 41 44 -71 2 In an announcement to its staff last week , executives at Time Warner Inc . ' s weekly magazine said Time will " dramatically de - emphasize " its use of electronic giveaways such as telephones in television subscription drives ; cut the circulation it guarantees advertisers by 300 , 000 , to four million ; and increase the cost of its annual subscription rate by about $ 4 to $ 55 . subscription rate by about $ 4 to $ 55 . Why did they increase the subscription rate so much? 63 73 -71 2 In an announcement to its staff last week , executives at Time Warner Inc . ' s weekly magazine said Time will " dramatically de - emphasize " its use of electronic giveaways such as telephones in television subscription drives ; cut the circulation it guarantees advertisers by 300 , 000 , to four million ; and increase the cost of its annual subscription rate by about $ 4 to $ 55 . executives at Time Warner Inc . ' s weekly magazine Which executives at Time Warner Inc.? 9 19 -71 2 In an announcement to its staff last week , executives at Time Warner Inc . ' s weekly magazine said Time will " dramatically de - emphasize " its use of electronic giveaways such as telephones in television subscription drives ; cut the circulation it guarantees advertisers by 300 , 000 , to four million ; and increase the cost of its annual subscription rate by about $ 4 to $ 55 . electronic giveaways such as telephones How was this an effective marketing technique? 31 36 -71 3 In a related development , the news - weekly , for the fourth year in a row , said it won ' t increase its advertising rates in 1990 ; a full , four - color page in the magazine costs about $ 120 , 000 . won ' t increase why wouldn't they increase it? 20 24 -71 3 In a related development , the news - weekly , for the fourth year in a row , said it won ' t increase its advertising rates in 1990 ; a full , four - color page in the magazine costs about $ 120 , 000 . magazine costs about $ 120 , 000 . How is one page in a magazine able to cost this much? 39 47 -71 3 In a related development , the news - weekly , for the fourth year in a row , said it won ' t increase its advertising rates in 1990 ; a full , four - color page in the magazine costs about $ 120 , 000 . won ' t increase its advertising rates How does this compare with advertising price trends in the industry? 20 27 -71 4 However , because the guaranteed circulation base is being lowered , ad rates will be effectively 7 . 5 % higher per subscriber , according to Richard Heinemann , Time associate publisher . guaranteed circulation What is a guarnteed circulation base? 4 6 -71 5 Time is following the course of some other mass - circulation magazines that in recent years have challenged the publishing myth that maintaining artificially high , and expensive , circulations is the way to draw advertisers . maintaining artificially high , Why would a high price give you a bigger clientele? 22 26 -71 5 Time is following the course of some other mass - circulation magazines that in recent years have challenged the publishing myth that maintaining artificially high , and expensive , circulations is the way to draw advertisers . some other mass - circulation magazines Which other mass-circulation magazines? 6 12 -72 1 The following issues were recently filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission : Exchange is this for business? 10 11 -72 1 The following issues were recently filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission : Securities and Exchange Commission : What is the Securities and Exchange Commission? 8 13 -72 1 The following issues were recently filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission : issues Why were the issues filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission? 2 3 -72 2 American Cyanamid Co . , offering of 1 , 250 , 000 common shares , via Merrill Lynch Capital Markets . offering of 1 , 250 , 000 common shares , Why are they offering so many common shares? 5 15 -72 2 American Cyanamid Co . , offering of 1 , 250 , 000 common shares , via Merrill Lynch Capital Markets . Cyanamid what kind of company is this? 1 2 -72 2 American Cyanamid Co . , offering of 1 , 250 , 000 common shares , via Merrill Lynch Capital Markets . Merrill Lynch Capital Markets What exactly what does Merrill Lynch Capital Markets do? 16 20 -72 3 Limited Inc . , offering of up to $ 300 million of debt securities and warrants . securities and warrants why did they do this? 13 16 -72 3 Limited Inc . , offering of up to $ 300 million of debt securities and warrants . $ 300 million of debt securities Is debt securities another term for insurance? 8 14 -72 3 Limited Inc . , offering of up to $ 300 million of debt securities and warrants . debt What are debt securities and warrants? 12 13 -72 4 Nuveen California Performance Plus Municipal Fund Inc . , initial offering of five million common shares , via Alex . via Alex . Why is Alex the person they are going through? 17 20 -72 4 Nuveen California Performance Plus Municipal Fund Inc . , initial offering of five million common shares , via Alex . offering of five million common shares , How much in USD is a common share worth? 10 17 -72 5 Brown & Sons Inc . , John Nuveen & Co . , Prudential - Bache Capital Funding , and Bateman Eichler , Hill Richards . Sons how many sons? 2 3 -72 5 Brown & Sons Inc . , John Nuveen & Co . , Prudential - Bache Capital Funding , and Bateman Eichler , Hill Richards . Hill Richards Who is Hill Richards? 22 24 -72 5 Brown & Sons Inc . , John Nuveen & Co . , Prudential - Bache Capital Funding , and Bateman Eichler , Hill Richards . Richards What are these companies? 23 24 -73 1 The government sold the deposits of four savings - and - loan institutions , in its first wave of sales of big , sick thrifts , but low bids prevented the sale of a fifth . government Why did the government sell deposits of loan institutions? 1 2 -73 1 The government sold the deposits of four savings - and - loan institutions , in its first wave of sales of big , sick thrifts , but low bids prevented the sale of a fifth . government which government? 1 2 -73 1 The government sold the deposits of four savings - and - loan institutions , in its first wave of sales of big , sick thrifts , but low bids prevented the sale of a fifth . prevented the sale WHY DID LOW BIDS PREVENT THE SALE OF A FIFTH? 29 32 -73 1 The government sold the deposits of four savings - and - loan institutions , in its first wave of sales of big , sick thrifts , but low bids prevented the sale of a fifth . four savings - and - loan institutions , What Institutions? 6 14 -73 1 The government sold the deposits of four savings - and - loan institutions , in its first wave of sales of big , sick thrifts , but low bids prevented the sale of a fifth . prevented the sale of a fifth Who was this? 29 35 -73 1 The government sold the deposits of four savings - and - loan institutions , in its first wave of sales of big , sick thrifts , but low bids prevented the sale of a fifth . The government sold the deposits Why did they sell deposits? 0 5 -73 2 The four S & Ls were sold to large banks , as was the case with most of the 28 previous transactions initiated by the Resolution Trust Corp . since it was created in the S & L bailout legislation two months ago . large banks , How were the large banks chosen? 8 11 -73 2 The four S & Ls were sold to large banks , as was the case with most of the 28 previous transactions initiated by the Resolution Trust Corp . since it was created in the S & L bailout legislation two months ago . S & L bailout legislation WHAT IS THE 'S&L bailout legislation? 35 40 -73 2 The four S & Ls were sold to large banks , as was the case with most of the 28 previous transactions initiated by the Resolution Trust Corp . since it was created in the S & L bailout legislation two months ago . bailout legislation What else was included in this legislation? 38 40 -73 3 Two of the four big thrifts were sold to NCNB Corp . , Charlotte , N . C . , which has aggressively expanded its markets , particularly in Texas and Florida . big thrifts what do big thrifts refer too'? 4 6 -73 3 Two of the four big thrifts were sold to NCNB Corp . , Charlotte , N . C . , which has aggressively expanded its markets , particularly in Texas and Florida . aggressively expanded HOW WERE THEY ABLE TO AGGRESIVLEY EXPAND? 22 24 -73 3 Two of the four big thrifts were sold to NCNB Corp . , Charlotte , N . C . , which has aggressively expanded its markets , particularly in Texas and Florida . expanded its markets , What did it expand to? 23 27 -73 4 A Canadian bank bought another thrift , in the first RTC transaction with a foreign bank . A Canadian bank How was the Canadian bank chosen? 0 3 -73 4 A Canadian bank bought another thrift , in the first RTC transaction with a foreign bank . Canadian bank which Canadian bank? 1 3 -73 4 A Canadian bank bought another thrift , in the first RTC transaction with a foreign bank . A Canadian bank What Bank bought the thrift? 0 3 -73 4 A Canadian bank bought another thrift , in the first RTC transaction with a foreign bank . A Canadian bank Which Canadian bank? 0 3 -73 5 Under these deals , the RTC sells just the deposits and the healthy assets . sells just the deposits and the healthy assets WHAT DO THEY ONLE SELL THE DEPOSITS AND HEALTHY ASSETS? 6 14 -73 5 Under these deals , the RTC sells just the deposits and the healthy assets . sells just the deposits and the healthy assets What happens to everything else? 6 14 -74 1 When Justice William Brennan marks the start of his 34th year on the Supreme Court today , the occasion will differ sharply from previous anniversaries of his tenure . occasion will differ sharply why will it differ? 18 22 -74 1 When Justice William Brennan marks the start of his 34th year on the Supreme Court today , the occasion will differ sharply from previous anniversaries of his tenure . from previous anniversaries of his tenure . How will they differ sharply from previous anniversary tenures? 22 29 -74 1 When Justice William Brennan marks the start of his 34th year on the Supreme Court today , the occasion will differ sharply from previous anniversaries of his tenure . previous anniversaries how did previous go? 23 25 -74 2 For the first time , the 83 - year - old justice finds his influence almost exclusively in dissent , rather than as a force in the high court ' s majority . his influence almost exclusively in dissent , Why is his influence in dissent? 13 20 -74 3 This role reversal holds true , as well , for his three liberal and moderate allies , Justices Thurgood Marshall , Harry Blackmun and John Stevens . role reversal holds true , Why does this role reversal hold true? 1 6 -74 3 This role reversal holds true , as well , for his three liberal and moderate allies , Justices Thurgood Marshall , Harry Blackmun and John Stevens . role reversal holds will it go back to normal? 1 4 -74 4 But are these four players , three of them in their 80s , ready to assume a different role after 88 years , collectively , of service on the high court ? ready to assume a different role Why are they ready to assume a different role? 13 19 -74 4 But are these four players , three of them in their 80s , ready to assume a different role after 88 years , collectively , of service on the high court ? ready why do they need to be ready? 13 14 -74 5 Every indication is that the four are prepared to accept this new role , and the frustrations that go with it , but in different ways . the four Who are the four? 4 6 -74 5 Every indication is that the four are prepared to accept this new role , and the frustrations that go with it , but in different ways . frustrations that go with it , What are these frustrations in the new role? 16 22 -75 1 The real estate slump that ' s pushing down the price of New York office space and housing is also affecting the city ' s retail real estate market . city ' s retail real estate market . How is it affecting the city's retail real estate market? 22 30 -75 1 The real estate slump that ' s pushing down the price of New York office space and housing is also affecting the city ' s retail real estate market . retail real estate market How is it affecting the real estate market? 25 29 -75 2 In Manhattan , once - desirable store sites sit vacant and newly constructed space has been slow to fill . newly constructed space has been slow to fill . Why are newly constructed places hard to fill? 11 20 -75 3 Retail real estate brokers say tenants are reluctant to sign leases because of uncertainty about the local economy , turmoil in their own industries and a belief that rents have not yet hit bottom . Retail real estate brokers Who are the real estate brokers? 0 4 -75 3 Retail real estate brokers say tenants are reluctant to sign leases because of uncertainty about the local economy , turmoil in their own industries and a belief that rents have not yet hit bottom . tenants are reluctant to sign leases Which tenants? 5 11 -75 3 Retail real estate brokers say tenants are reluctant to sign leases because of uncertainty about the local economy , turmoil in their own industries and a belief that rents have not yet hit bottom . yet hit bottom where is the bottom? 31 34 -75 3 Retail real estate brokers say tenants are reluctant to sign leases because of uncertainty about the local economy , turmoil in their own industries and a belief that rents have not yet hit bottom . turmoil in their own industries What sort of turmoil is happening in their industry? 19 24 -75 4 " There is an unbelievable amount of space available , " says Faith Consolo , senior vice president at Garrick - Aug Associates Store Leasing Inc . unbelievable amount of space available , " Why is there so much space available? 4 11 -75 5 There are about 2 , 000 stores for rent , up from a more typical range of 1 , 200 to 1 , 500 . " This further confuses retailers , " she says . " They wonder should they sign a lease if prices are still coming down ? still coming down ? can they be advised? 46 50 -76 1 Many of the nation ' s highest - ranking executives saluted Friday ' s market plunge as an overdue comeuppance for speculators and takeover players . the nation ' s highest - ranking executives Who are the executives? 2 10 -76 1 Many of the nation ' s highest - ranking executives saluted Friday ' s market plunge as an overdue comeuppance for speculators and takeover players . executives Could you name a few of the executives? 9 10 -76 1 Many of the nation ' s highest - ranking executives saluted Friday ' s market plunge as an overdue comeuppance for speculators and takeover players . speculators and takeover players What are speculators and takeover players? 21 25 -76 1 Many of the nation ' s highest - ranking executives saluted Friday ' s market plunge as an overdue comeuppance for speculators and takeover players . overdue Why was it overdue? 18 19 -76 2 Assuming that the market doesn ' t head into a bottomless free fall , some executives think Friday ' s action could prove a harbinger of good news - - as a sign that the leveraged buy - out and takeover frenzy of recent years may be abating . " This is a reaction to artificial LBO valuations , rather than to any fundamentals , " said John Young , chairman of Hewlett - Packard Co . , whose shares dropped $ 3 . 125 to $ 48 . 125 . " If we get rid of a lot of that nonsense , it will be a big plus . " some executives Which executives? 14 16 -76 2 Assuming that the market doesn ' t head into a bottomless free fall , some executives think Friday ' s action could prove a harbinger of good news - - as a sign that the leveraged buy - out and takeover frenzy of recent years may be abating . " This is a reaction to artificial LBO valuations , rather than to any fundamentals , " said John Young , chairman of Hewlett - Packard Co . , whose shares dropped $ 3 . 125 to $ 48 . 125 . " If we get rid of a lot of that nonsense , it will be a big plus . " artificial LBO valuations , What are artificial LBO valuations? 55 59 -76 2 Assuming that the market doesn ' t head into a bottomless free fall , some executives think Friday ' s action could prove a harbinger of good news - - as a sign that the leveraged buy - out and takeover frenzy of recent years may be abating . " This is a reaction to artificial LBO valuations , rather than to any fundamentals , " said John Young , chairman of Hewlett - Packard Co . , whose shares dropped $ 3 . 125 to $ 48 . 125 . " If we get rid of a lot of that nonsense , it will be a big plus . " shares dropped Why did Hewlitt-Packard shares drop? 79 81 -76 3 A few of the executives here for the fall meeting of the Business Council , a group that meets to discuss national issues , were only too happy to personalize their criticism . " People wish the government would do something about leveraged buy - outs , do something about takeovers , do something about Donald Trump , " said Rand Araskog , chairman of ITT Corp . , whose stock dropped $ 3 . 375 . " Where ' s the leadership ? fall meeting how many meet? 8 10 -76 3 A few of the executives here for the fall meeting of the Business Council , a group that meets to discuss national issues , were only too happy to personalize their criticism . " People wish the government would do something about leveraged buy - outs , do something about takeovers , do something about Donald Trump , " said Rand Araskog , chairman of ITT Corp . , whose stock dropped $ 3 . 375 . " Where ' s the leadership ? few of the executives Which executives? 1 5 -76 4 Where ' s the guy who can say : ` Enough is enough ' " ? the guy should there be that guy? 3 5 -76 5 The executives were remarkably unperturbed by the plunge even though it lopped billions of dollars off the value of their companies - - and millions off their personal fortunes . unperturbed Why were they not perturbed? 4 5 -76 5 The executives were remarkably unperturbed by the plunge even though it lopped billions of dollars off the value of their companies - - and millions off their personal fortunes . unperturbed definition of this word? 4 5 -77 1 Gulf Resources & Chemical Corp . said it agreed to pay $ 1 . 5 million as part of an accord with the Environmental Protection Agency regarding an environmental cleanup of a defunct smelter the company formerly operated in Idaho . part of an accord what is an accord 17 21 -77 1 Gulf Resources & Chemical Corp . said it agreed to pay $ 1 . 5 million as part of an accord with the Environmental Protection Agency regarding an environmental cleanup of a defunct smelter the company formerly operated in Idaho . smelter What is a smelter? 33 34 -77 2 In 1984 the EPA notified Gulf Resources , which was a part - owner of the smelter , that it was potentially liable for sharing cleanup costs at the site under the federal Superfund program . federal Superfund program what is the federal superfund? 32 35 -77 2 In 1984 the EPA notified Gulf Resources , which was a part - owner of the smelter , that it was potentially liable for sharing cleanup costs at the site under the federal Superfund program . Superfund program What is the Superfund program? 33 35 -77 2 In 1984 the EPA notified Gulf Resources , which was a part - owner of the smelter , that it was potentially liable for sharing cleanup costs at the site under the federal Superfund program . smelter , what is a smelter? 16 18 -77 2 In 1984 the EPA notified Gulf Resources , which was a part - owner of the smelter , that it was potentially liable for sharing cleanup costs at the site under the federal Superfund program . sharing cleanup costs What were the cleanup costs for? 24 27 -77 3 The 21 - square - mile area is contaminated with lead , zinc and other metals . other metals Which other metals? 14 16 -77 3 The 21 - square - mile area is contaminated with lead , zinc and other metals . lead , zinc and other metals Why are lead, zinc and other materials dangerous? 10 16 -77 3 The 21 - square - mile area is contaminated with lead , zinc and other metals . other metals which other metals? 14 16 -77 3 The 21 - square - mile area is contaminated with lead , zinc and other metals . 21 - square - mile area What is the 21-square-mile area? 1 7 -77 4 Gulf Resources earlier this year proposed a reorganization plan that would make it a unit of a Bermuda concern , potentially exempting it from liability for the smelter ' s cleanup costs . potentially exempting why would it be exempt? 20 22 -77 4 Gulf Resources earlier this year proposed a reorganization plan that would make it a unit of a Bermuda concern , potentially exempting it from liability for the smelter ' s cleanup costs . potentially exempting it from liability how would the company potentially be exempt from liability if they have already been found to potentially be liable? 20 25 -77 5 The company said that as part of its agreement with the EPA , it " made certain voluntary undertakings with respect to intercorporate transactions entered into after the reorganization . " The company , which issued a statement on the agreement late Friday , said that $ 1 million of the payment was previously provided for in its financial statements and that $ 500 , 000 will be recognized in its 1989 third - quarter statement . certain voluntary undertakings What are these voluntary undertakings? 16 19 -77 5 The company said that as part of its agreement with the EPA , it " made certain voluntary undertakings with respect to intercorporate transactions entered into after the reorganization . " The company , which issued a statement on the agreement late Friday , said that $ 1 million of the payment was previously provided for in its financial statements and that $ 500 , 000 will be recognized in its 1989 third - quarter statement . voluntary undertakings which undertakings? 17 19 -78 1 The Bronx has a wonderful botanical garden , a great zoo , its own charming Little Italy ( on Arthur Avenue ) and , of course , the Yankees . Little Italy is this a neighborhood? 15 17 -78 1 The Bronx has a wonderful botanical garden , a great zoo , its own charming Little Italy ( on Arthur Avenue ) and , of course , the Yankees . wonderful botanical garden , What makes the botanical garden wonderful? 4 8 -78 2 However , most people , having been subjected to news footage of the devastated South Bronx , look at the borough the way Tom Wolfe ' s Sherman McCoy did in " Bonfire of the Vanities " - - as a wrong turn into hell . " Bonfire of the Vanities " is this a nickname? 31 37 -78 2 However , most people , having been subjected to news footage of the devastated South Bronx , look at the borough the way Tom Wolfe ' s Sherman McCoy did in " Bonfire of the Vanities " - - as a wrong turn into hell . devastated South Bronx , Why is South Bronx devastated? 13 17 -78 3 But Laura Cunningham ' s Bronx , her childhood Bronx of the ' 50s , is something else altogether . Laura Cunningham ' s who is she? 1 5 -78 3 But Laura Cunningham ' s Bronx , her childhood Bronx of the ' 50s , is something else altogether . Laura Cunningham ' s Bronx , Does this mean how she remembers the Bronx? 1 7 -78 4 In a lovely , novelistic memoir , " Sleeping Arrangements " ( Knopf , 195 pages , $ 18 . 95 ) , she remembers an exotic playground , peopled mainly by Jewish eccentrics and the occasional Catholic ( real oddballs like her sexpot friend , the hell - kitten Diana , age five ) . sexpot what is a sexpot? 43 44 -78 4 In a lovely , novelistic memoir , " Sleeping Arrangements " ( Knopf , 195 pages , $ 18 . 95 ) , she remembers an exotic playground , peopled mainly by Jewish eccentrics and the occasional Catholic ( real oddballs like her sexpot friend , the hell - kitten Diana , age five ) . Jewish eccentrics Who are the Jewish eccentrics, and what kinds of music did they play? 32 34 -79 1 Amid a crowd of crashing stocks , Relational Technology Inc . ' s stock fell particularly hard Friday , dropping 23 % because its problems were compounded by disclosure of an unexpected loss for its fiscal first quarter . an unexpected loss for its fiscal first quarter Why did Relational have an unexpected first quarter loss? 30 38 -79 1 Amid a crowd of crashing stocks , Relational Technology Inc . ' s stock fell particularly hard Friday , dropping 23 % because its problems were compounded by disclosure of an unexpected loss for its fiscal first quarter . unexpected What is that unexpected loss? 31 32 -79 1 Amid a crowd of crashing stocks , Relational Technology Inc . ' s stock fell particularly hard Friday , dropping 23 % because its problems were compounded by disclosure of an unexpected loss for its fiscal first quarter . unexpected loss for its fiscal first quarter How much was the unexpected loss in the first quarter? 31 38 -79 2 The database software company said it expects a $ 2 million net loss for the fiscal first quarter ended Sept . 30 . net What is total loses in all? 11 12 -79 2 The database software company said it expects a $ 2 million net loss for the fiscal first quarter ended Sept . 30 . database software company what is database software? 1 4 -79 2 The database software company said it expects a $ 2 million net loss for the fiscal first quarter ended Sept . 30 . $ 2 million net loss for the fiscal first quarter What was a contributor to the $2 million loss? 8 18 -79 3 It said analysts had been expecting a small profit for the period . analysts had been expecting a small profit Why were the experts incorrect about their analysis? 2 9 -79 3 It said analysts had been expecting a small profit for the period . expecting Why did they expect a loss? 5 6 -79 3 It said analysts had been expecting a small profit for the period . small profit why not a big profit? 7 9 -79 3 It said analysts had been expecting a small profit for the period . analysts had been expecting a small profit Why weren't analysts looking closer at the operations of the company? 2 9 -79 4 Revenue is expected to be " up modestly " from the $ 26 . 5 million reported a year ago . " up Why are they expected to generate more revenue this year than last even though they are taking a hit this year? 5 7 -79 4 Revenue is expected to be " up modestly " from the $ 26 . 5 million reported a year ago . " up modestly " are they being modest? 5 9 -79 4 Revenue is expected to be " up modestly " from the $ 26 . 5 million reported a year ago . Revenue is expected to be " up modestly " Shouldn't it state \"was\" instead of \"is\" since the quarter has already reported? 0 9 -79 5 Relational Technology reported net income of $ 1 . 5 million , or 12 cents a share , in the year - earlier period . share , How many shares this year can they expect vs. last year? 16 18 -79 5 Relational Technology reported net income of $ 1 . 5 million , or 12 cents a share , in the year - earlier period . reported net income of $ 1 . 5 million , If the net income was $1.5 million and it reported 12 cents a share earnings, was there a dividend to report as well? 2 12 -80 1 Earnings for most of the nation ' s major pharmaceutical makers are believed to have moved ahead briskly in the third quarter , as companies with newer , big - selling prescription drugs fared especially well . third quarter , third quarter of what year? 20 23 -80 1 Earnings for most of the nation ' s major pharmaceutical makers are believed to have moved ahead briskly in the third quarter , as companies with newer , big - selling prescription drugs fared especially well . Earnings How much are the nation's major pharmaceutical makers earning? 0 1 -80 1 Earnings for most of the nation ' s major pharmaceutical makers are believed to have moved ahead briskly in the third quarter , as companies with newer , big - selling prescription drugs fared especially well . ahead briskly in the third quarter Why did earnings move ahead briskly in the third quarter? 16 22 -80 2 For the third consecutive quarter , however , most of the companies ' revenues were battered by adverse foreign - currency translations as a result of the strong dollar abroad . adverse foreign - currency translations what are adverse foreign-currency translations? 17 22 -80 2 For the third consecutive quarter , however , most of the companies ' revenues were battered by adverse foreign - currency translations as a result of the strong dollar abroad . foreign - currency What does \"adverse foreign-currency translations\" mean? 18 21 -80 2 For the third consecutive quarter , however , most of the companies ' revenues were battered by adverse foreign - currency translations as a result of the strong dollar abroad . adverse foreign - currency translations as why were they adverse? 17 23 -80 3 Analysts said that Merck & Co . , Eli Lilly & Co . , Warner - Lambert Co . and the Squibb Corp . unit of Bristol - Myers Squibb Co . all benefited from strong sales of relatively new , higher - priced medicines that provide wide profit margins . higher - priced medicines which medicines? 41 45 -80 3 Analysts said that Merck & Co . , Eli Lilly & Co . , Warner - Lambert Co . and the Squibb Corp . unit of Bristol - Myers Squibb Co . all benefited from strong sales of relatively new , higher - priced medicines that provide wide profit margins . higher - priced Why are the medicines priced so high? 41 44 -80 3 Analysts said that Merck & Co . , Eli Lilly & Co . , Warner - Lambert Co . and the Squibb Corp . unit of Bristol - Myers Squibb Co . all benefited from strong sales of relatively new , higher - priced medicines that provide wide profit margins . Analysts which analysts? 0 1 -80 4 Less robust earnings at Pfizer Inc . and Upjohn Co . were attributed to those companies ' older products , many of which face stiffening competition from generic drugs and other medicines . older products , which products? 17 20 -80 4 Less robust earnings at Pfizer Inc . and Upjohn Co . were attributed to those companies ' older products , many of which face stiffening competition from generic drugs and other medicines . attributed to those companies ' older products , What are the older products the less robust earnings were attributed to? 12 20 -80 4 Less robust earnings at Pfizer Inc . and Upjohn Co . were attributed to those companies ' older products , many of which face stiffening competition from generic drugs and other medicines . earnings How do the earnings from older products compare those of new medications? 2 3 -80 4 Less robust earnings at Pfizer Inc . and Upjohn Co . were attributed to those companies ' older products , many of which face stiffening competition from generic drugs and other medicines . generic drugs do customers prefer them? 27 29 -80 5 Joseph Riccardo , an analyst with Bear , Stearns & Co . , said that over the past few years most drug makers have shed their slow - growing businesses and instituted other cost savings , such as consolidating manufacturing plants and administrative staffs . consolidating How does consolidating manufacturing plants help save the businesses money? 38 39 -81 1 Weatherford International Inc . said it canceled plans for a preferred - stock swap but may resume payment of dividends on the stock , and added that it expects to publicly offer about 10 million common shares . preferred - stock swap Does this stock-swap mean swapping between two companies? 10 14 -81 1 Weatherford International Inc . said it canceled plans for a preferred - stock swap but may resume payment of dividends on the stock , and added that it expects to publicly offer about 10 million common shares . common shares what is a common share? 35 37 -81 1 Weatherford International Inc . said it canceled plans for a preferred - stock swap but may resume payment of dividends on the stock , and added that it expects to publicly offer about 10 million common shares . canceled plans Why did Weatherford International cancel plans for a preferred-stock swap? 6 8 -81 1 Weatherford International Inc . said it canceled plans for a preferred - stock swap but may resume payment of dividends on the stock , and added that it expects to publicly offer about 10 million common shares . canceled Why did Weatherford International Inc. cancel their preferred-stock swap? 6 7 -81 1 Weatherford International Inc . said it canceled plans for a preferred - stock swap but may resume payment of dividends on the stock , and added that it expects to publicly offer about 10 million common shares . resume Why the Weatherford International Inc stop payment of dividends? 16 17 -81 2 The company said it planned to offer an undetermined number of common shares in exchange for the 585 , 000 shares of its preferred stock outstanding . undetermined number of common shares Does this mean they are unsure about the price of their stock when the transaction will happen? 8 13 -81 2 The company said it planned to offer an undetermined number of common shares in exchange for the 585 , 000 shares of its preferred stock outstanding . the 585 , 000 shares is that a lot of shares? 16 21 -81 2 The company said it planned to offer an undetermined number of common shares in exchange for the 585 , 000 shares of its preferred stock outstanding . preferred What do they mean by \"preferred stock outstanding?\" 23 24 -81 3 The exchange ratio was never established . ratio was never established why not established? 2 6 -81 3 The exchange ratio was never established . never established Why was the exchange ratio never established? 4 6 -81 3 The exchange ratio was never established . never Why was the exchange ration never established? 4 5 -81 4 Weatherford said market conditions led to the cancellation of the planned exchange . market conditions What are these market conditions that make the cancellation happen? 2 4 -81 4 Weatherford said market conditions led to the cancellation of the planned exchange . market What were the market conditions? 2 3 -81 4 Weatherford said market conditions led to the cancellation of the planned exchange . conditions How bad were the market conditions that they had to cancel the planned exchange? 3 4 -81 5 The energy - services concern said , however , that in January 1990 , it may resume payments of dividends on the preferred stock . may why will it resume? 15 16 -81 5 The energy - services concern said , however , that in January 1990 , it may resume payments of dividends on the preferred stock . resume payments Why is the concern thinking about resuming payments? 16 18 -81 5 The energy - services concern said , however , that in January 1990 , it may resume payments of dividends on the preferred stock . preferred What was the preferred stock? 22 23 -82 1 Institut Merieux S . A . of France said the Canadian government raised an obstacle to its proposed acquisition of Connaught BioSciences Inc . for 942 million Canadian dollars ( US $ 801 . 6 million ) . raised an obstacle why did they raise a obstacle? 12 15 -82 1 Institut Merieux S . A . of France said the Canadian government raised an obstacle to its proposed acquisition of Connaught BioSciences Inc . for 942 million Canadian dollars ( US $ 801 . 6 million ) . raised an obstacle Why did they raise an obstacle? 12 15 -82 1 Institut Merieux S . A . of France said the Canadian government raised an obstacle to its proposed acquisition of Connaught BioSciences Inc . for 942 million Canadian dollars ( US $ 801 . 6 million ) . raised an obstacle to its proposed acquisition How can the Canadian government raise an obstacle for the French government? 12 19 -82 1 Institut Merieux S . A . of France said the Canadian government raised an obstacle to its proposed acquisition of Connaught BioSciences Inc . for 942 million Canadian dollars ( US $ 801 . 6 million ) . obstacle What sort of obstacle? 14 15 -82 2 Merieux said the government ' s minister of industry , science and technology told it that he wasn ' t convinced that the purchase is likely to be of " net benefit " to Canada . " net benefit " to Canada Why isnt it a net benefit to canada? 29 35 -82 2 Merieux said the government ' s minister of industry , science and technology told it that he wasn ' t convinced that the purchase is likely to be of " net benefit " to Canada . purchase is likely Why wasn't it a possible net benefit? 23 26 -82 2 Merieux said the government ' s minister of industry , science and technology told it that he wasn ' t convinced that the purchase is likely to be of " net benefit " to Canada . " net benefit " Why would the purchase possibly not be of net benefit? 29 33 -82 3 Canadian investment rules require that big foreign takeovers meet that standard . big foreign takeovers Why must every foreign takeover benefit Canadians? 5 8 -82 4 The French company said the government gave it 30 days in which to submit information to further support its takeover plan . further support its takeover plan Why does it require the government to turn over documents? 16 21 -82 5 Both Merieux and Connaught are biotechnology research and vaccine manufacturing concerns . concerns What are the concerns? 10 11 -83 1 General Motors Corp . , in a series of moves that angered union officials in the U . S . and Canada , has signaled that as many as five North American assembly plants may not survive the mid - 1990s as the corporation struggles to cut its excess vehicle - making capacity . five North American assembly plants Which five assembly plants? 29 34 -83 1 General Motors Corp . , in a series of moves that angered union officials in the U . S . and Canada , has signaled that as many as five North American assembly plants may not survive the mid - 1990s as the corporation struggles to cut its excess vehicle - making capacity . five North American assembly plants Where are the five plants located in North America? 29 34 -83 1 General Motors Corp . , in a series of moves that angered union officials in the U . S . and Canada , has signaled that as many as five North American assembly plants may not survive the mid - 1990s as the corporation struggles to cut its excess vehicle - making capacity . angered union why were they angered? 11 13 -83 2 In announcements to workers late last week , GM effectively signed death notices for two full - sized van assembly plants , and cast serious doubt on the futures of three U . S . car factories . two full - sized van assembly plants , Which plants would be eliminated? 14 22 -83 2 In announcements to workers late last week , GM effectively signed death notices for two full - sized van assembly plants , and cast serious doubt on the futures of three U . S . car factories . three U . S . car factories Which three car factories? 30 37 -83 2 In announcements to workers late last week , GM effectively signed death notices for two full - sized van assembly plants , and cast serious doubt on the futures of three U . S . car factories . signed death notices When will GM stop production and close the two full-size van assembly plants? 10 13 -83 2 In announcements to workers late last week , GM effectively signed death notices for two full - sized van assembly plants , and cast serious doubt on the futures of three U . S . car factories . death notices are they closing down immediately? 11 13 -83 3 GM is under intense pressure to close factories that became unprofitable as the giant auto maker ' s U . S . market share skidded during the past decade . market share skidded What caused the market share to skid? 22 25 -83 3 GM is under intense pressure to close factories that became unprofitable as the giant auto maker ' s U . S . market share skidded during the past decade . market share skidded What is GM's current market share? 22 25 -83 4 The company , currently using about 80 % of its North American vehicle capacity , has vowed it will run at 100 % of capacity by 1992 . 100 % of capacity by 1992 How will they accomplish this? 21 27 -83 4 The company , currently using about 80 % of its North American vehicle capacity , has vowed it will run at 100 % of capacity by 1992 . has vowed it will run at 100 % Could GM more effectively market their vehicles in an attempt to sell more product rather than to shutter factories? 15 23 -83 4 The company , currently using about 80 % of its North American vehicle capacity , has vowed it will run at 100 % of capacity by 1992 . 80 % why only 80 percent? 6 8 -83 5 Just a month ago , GM announced it would make an aging assembly plant in Lakewood , Ga . , the eighth U . S . assembly facility to close since 1987 . assembly plant Why close this plant specifically? 12 14 -83 5 Just a month ago , GM announced it would make an aging assembly plant in Lakewood , Ga . , the eighth U . S . assembly facility to close since 1987 . assembly plant in Lakewood , Ga What percentage of the population of Lakewood, Ga. works at the GM assembly plant? 12 18 -84 1 Citing a payment from a supplier and strong sales of certain data - storage products , Maxtor Corp . said earnings and revenue jumped in its second quarter ended Sept . 24 . Sept . 24 Which year? 29 32 -84 1 Citing a payment from a supplier and strong sales of certain data - storage products , Maxtor Corp . said earnings and revenue jumped in its second quarter ended Sept . 24 . certain data - storage products , Which products? 10 16 -84 1 Citing a payment from a supplier and strong sales of certain data - storage products , Maxtor Corp . said earnings and revenue jumped in its second quarter ended Sept . 24 . certain data - storage products , Which data-storage products? 10 16 -84 1 Citing a payment from a supplier and strong sales of certain data - storage products , Maxtor Corp . said earnings and revenue jumped in its second quarter ended Sept . 24 . payment from a supplier Why did payment from a supplier increase revenue? 2 6 -84 2 The maker of computer - data - storage products said net income rose to $ 4 . 8 million , or 23 cents a share , from year - earlier net of $ 1 . 1 million , or five cents a share . computer - data - storage do they make hard drives? 3 8 -84 3 Revenue soared to $ 117 million from $ 81 . 5 million . Revenue soared to $ 117 million Is revenue defined as the amount of money made by all workers in the company? 0 6 -84 3 Revenue soared to $ 117 million from $ 81 . 5 million . $ 117 million from $ 81 . 5 how much percent is that? 3 11 -84 4 Maxtor said its results were boosted by $ 2 million in payments received from a supplier , for a certain line of products that Maxtor isn ' t going to sell anymore . isn ' t going to sell anymore Why aren't they going to sell them anymore? 25 32 -84 4 Maxtor said its results were boosted by $ 2 million in payments received from a supplier , for a certain line of products that Maxtor isn ' t going to sell anymore . certain line Which lines? 19 21 -84 4 Maxtor said its results were boosted by $ 2 million in payments received from a supplier , for a certain line of products that Maxtor isn ' t going to sell anymore . payments received Which supplier did Maxtor receive payment from? 11 13 -84 4 Maxtor said its results were boosted by $ 2 million in payments received from a supplier , for a certain line of products that Maxtor isn ' t going to sell anymore . a certain line of products What are the products? 18 23 -84 5 Maxtor said effects from discontinuing the line may have a positive effect on future earnings and revenue . may have a positive effect Why will it have a positive effecT? 7 12 -84 5 Maxtor said effects from discontinuing the line may have a positive effect on future earnings and revenue . discontinuing the line Which line is Maxtor going to discontinue? 4 7 -85 1 If a hostile predator emerges for Saatchi & Saatchi Co . , co - founders Charles and Maurice Saatchi will lead a management buy - out attempt , an official close to the company said . an official close to the company Who is the official close to the company? 28 34 -85 1 If a hostile predator emerges for Saatchi & Saatchi Co . , co - founders Charles and Maurice Saatchi will lead a management buy - out attempt , an official close to the company said . a hostile predator In this case, what exactly is a hostile predator? 1 4 -85 1 If a hostile predator emerges for Saatchi & Saatchi Co . , co - founders Charles and Maurice Saatchi will lead a management buy - out attempt , an official close to the company said . hostile predator What would constitute being a hostile predator? 2 4 -85 1 If a hostile predator emerges for Saatchi & Saatchi Co . , co - founders Charles and Maurice Saatchi will lead a management buy - out attempt , an official close to the company said . Saatchi & Saatchi Co What does the company Saatchi& Saatchi do? 6 10 -85 1 If a hostile predator emerges for Saatchi & Saatchi Co . , co - founders Charles and Maurice Saatchi will lead a management buy - out attempt , an official close to the company said . predator what type of predator? 3 4 -85 2 Financing for any takeover attempt may be problematic in the wake of Friday ' s stock - market sell - off in New York and turmoil in the junk - bond market . Friday ' s stock - market sell - off in New York Why did this occur and how? 12 24 -85 2 Financing for any takeover attempt may be problematic in the wake of Friday ' s stock - market sell - off in New York and turmoil in the junk - bond market . stock - market sell - off Why was there a stock market sell-off? 15 21 -85 2 Financing for any takeover attempt may be problematic in the wake of Friday ' s stock - market sell - off in New York and turmoil in the junk - bond market . junk - bond market . What is a junk bond market? 28 33 -85 3 But the beleaguered British advertising and consulting giant , which last week named a new chief executive officer to replace Maurice Saatchi , has been the subject of intense takeover speculation for weeks . last week named a new chief executive officer Who is their new chief executive officer? 10 18 -85 3 But the beleaguered British advertising and consulting giant , which last week named a new chief executive officer to replace Maurice Saatchi , has been the subject of intense takeover speculation for weeks . to replace Maurice Saatchi , Why is Maurice Saatchi being replaced? 18 23 -85 3 But the beleaguered British advertising and consulting giant , which last week named a new chief executive officer to replace Maurice Saatchi , has been the subject of intense takeover speculation for weeks . subject of intense takeover Why is it the subject of intense takeover speculation? 26 30 -85 3 But the beleaguered British advertising and consulting giant , which last week named a new chief executive officer to replace Maurice Saatchi , has been the subject of intense takeover speculation for weeks . beleaguered Why is it beleaguered? 2 3 -85 3 But the beleaguered British advertising and consulting giant , which last week named a new chief executive officer to replace Maurice Saatchi , has been the subject of intense takeover speculation for weeks . beleaguered definition of this word? 2 3 -85 4 Last week , Saatchi ' s largest shareholder , Southeastern Asset Management , said it had been approached by one or more third parties interested in a possible restructuring . one or more third parties Who are these third parties? 19 24 -85 4 Last week , Saatchi ' s largest shareholder , Southeastern Asset Management , said it had been approached by one or more third parties interested in a possible restructuring . possible restructuring What does possible restructuring mean? 27 29 -85 4 Last week , Saatchi ' s largest shareholder , Southeastern Asset Management , said it had been approached by one or more third parties interested in a possible restructuring . shareholder , what is a shareholder? 7 9 -85 5 And Carl Spielvogel , chief executive officer of Saatchi ' s big Backer Spielvogel Bates advertising unit , said he had offered to lead a management buy - out of the company , but was rebuffed by Charles Saatchi . buy - out of the company , Why is the buy-out being suggested? 26 33 -85 5 And Carl Spielvogel , chief executive officer of Saatchi ' s big Backer Spielvogel Bates advertising unit , said he had offered to lead a management buy - out of the company , but was rebuffed by Charles Saatchi . Charles Saatchi . Why did Charles Saatchi rebuff Carl Spielvogel? 37 40 -85 5 And Carl Spielvogel , chief executive officer of Saatchi ' s big Backer Spielvogel Bates advertising unit , said he had offered to lead a management buy - out of the company , but was rebuffed by Charles Saatchi . rebuffed does it mean yelled at? 35 36 -86 1 Ideal Basic Industries Inc . said its directors reached an agreement in principle calling for HOFI North America Inc . to combine its North American cement holdings with Ideal in a transaction that will leave Ideal ' s minority shareholders with 12 . 8 % of the combined company . HOFI What does HOFI stand for? 15 16 -86 1 Ideal Basic Industries Inc . said its directors reached an agreement in principle calling for HOFI North America Inc . to combine its North American cement holdings with Ideal in a transaction that will leave Ideal ' s minority shareholders with 12 . 8 % of the combined company . 12 . 8 % Is this a high percentage compared to prior to the combination? 41 45 -86 2 HOFI , the North American holding company of Swiss concern Holderbank Financiere Glaris Ltd . , previously proposed combining its 100 % stake in St . Lawrence Cement Inc . and its 60 % stake in Dundee Cement Co . with its 67 % stake in Ideal . combining Why are they combining their stakes? 18 19 -86 2 HOFI , the North American holding company of Swiss concern Holderbank Financiere Glaris Ltd . , previously proposed combining its 100 % stake in St . Lawrence Cement Inc . and its 60 % stake in Dundee Cement Co . with its 67 % stake in Ideal . holding company What is a holding company? 5 7 -86 2 HOFI , the North American holding company of Swiss concern Holderbank Financiere Glaris Ltd . , previously proposed combining its 100 % stake in St . Lawrence Cement Inc . and its 60 % stake in Dundee Cement Co . with its 67 % stake in Ideal . HOFI , what does it stand for? 0 2 -86 3 But HOFI ' s first offer would have given Ideal ' s other shareholders about 10 % of the combined company . 10 % Why only 10%? 15 17 -86 4 Ideal ' s directors rejected that offer , although they said they endorsed the merger proposal . endorsed the merger proposal why did they endorse the major proposal? 12 16 -86 4 Ideal ' s directors rejected that offer , although they said they endorsed the merger proposal . rejected Why did the director's reject the offer? 4 5 -86 4 Ideal ' s directors rejected that offer , although they said they endorsed the merger proposal . endorsed why did they endorse it? 12 13 -86 5 Under the agreement , HOFI will own 87 . 2 % of the combined company . 87 . 2 % of the combined company do they want more? 7 15 -87 1 Financial Corp . of Santa Barbara filed suit against former stock speculator Ivan F . Boesky and Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc . , charging they defrauded the thrift by concealing their relationship when persuading it to buy $ 284 million in high - yield , high - risk junk bonds . concealing What are the laws related to this area? 29 30 -87 1 Financial Corp . of Santa Barbara filed suit against former stock speculator Ivan F . Boesky and Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc . , charging they defrauded the thrift by concealing their relationship when persuading it to buy $ 284 million in high - yield , high - risk junk bonds . concealing their relationship Why is this considered fraudulent? 29 32 -87 2 In a suit filed in federal court Thursday , the S & L alleged that a " disproportionate number " of the bonds it purchased in 1984 declined in value . " disproportionate Is there an exact number for this, and what number would be considered disproportionate? 16 18 -87 2 In a suit filed in federal court Thursday , the S & L alleged that a " disproportionate number " of the bonds it purchased in 1984 declined in value . " disproportionate number " How much of a loss does it take before it seem suspicious? 16 20 -87 2 In a suit filed in federal court Thursday , the S & L alleged that a " disproportionate number " of the bonds it purchased in 1984 declined in value . " disproportionate number " how many should have declined? 16 20 -87 3 Financial Corp . purchased the bonds , the suit alleged , after Mr . Boesky and Drexel negotiated an agreement for Vagabond Hotels to purchase a 51 % stake in the thrift for about $ 34 million . Vagabond Hotels Do the two men mentioned work for Vagabond? 21 23 -87 4 Vagabond Hotels was controlled by Mr . Boesky , who currently is serving a prison term for securities violations . term How many years and does the punishment fit the crime? 15 16 -87 4 Vagabond Hotels was controlled by Mr . Boesky , who currently is serving a prison term for securities violations . serving a prison term How long of a term? 12 16 -87 4 Vagabond Hotels was controlled by Mr . Boesky , who currently is serving a prison term for securities violations . securities violations what kind of securities violations? 17 19 -87 4 Vagabond Hotels was controlled by Mr . Boesky , who currently is serving a prison term for securities violations . prison term for how long? 14 16 -88 1 Salomon Brothers International Ltd . , a British subsidiary of Salomon Inc . , announced it will issue warrants on shares of Hong Kong Telecommunications Ltd . issue warrants on shares of Hong Kong Why are they going to issue warrants on share of Hong Kong Telecommunications Ltd? 17 24 -88 1 Salomon Brothers International Ltd . , a British subsidiary of Salomon Inc . , announced it will issue warrants on shares of Hong Kong Telecommunications Ltd . issue warrants What kind of warrants are they? 17 19 -88 1 Salomon Brothers International Ltd . , a British subsidiary of Salomon Inc . , announced it will issue warrants on shares of Hong Kong Telecommunications Ltd . warrants on shares of What are warrants on shares? 18 22 -88 2 The move closely follows a similar offer by Salomon of warrants for shares of Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corp . Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corp . Why are they placing these warrants on Asian countries? 14 20 -88 2 The move closely follows a similar offer by Salomon of warrants for shares of Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corp . similar offer What was the similar offer? 5 7 -88 2 The move closely follows a similar offer by Salomon of warrants for shares of Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corp . Hongkong & Shanghai Banking are they in both cities? 14 18 -88 3 Under the latest offer , HK $ 62 . 5 million ( US $ 8 million ) of three - year warrants will be issued in London , each giving buyers the right to buy one Hong Kong Telecommunications share at a price to be determined Friday . giving buyers the right to buy one Why can buyers only buy one? 29 36 -88 3 Under the latest offer , HK $ 62 . 5 million ( US $ 8 million ) of three - year warrants will be issued in London , each giving buyers the right to buy one Hong Kong Telecommunications share at a price to be determined Friday . at a price to be determined Friday . Who will determine the price of shares? 40 48 -88 3 Under the latest offer , HK $ 62 . 5 million ( US $ 8 million ) of three - year warrants will be issued in London , each giving buyers the right to buy one Hong Kong Telecommunications share at a price to be determined Friday . Hong Kong Telecommunications share Are these ADR shares? 36 40 -88 3 Under the latest offer , HK $ 62 . 5 million ( US $ 8 million ) of three - year warrants will be issued in London , each giving buyers the right to buy one Hong Kong Telecommunications share at a price to be determined Friday . at a price to be What's the price? 40 45 -88 3 Under the latest offer , HK $ 62 . 5 million ( US $ 8 million ) of three - year warrants will be issued in London , each giving buyers the right to buy one Hong Kong Telecommunications share at a price to be determined Friday . London , why in london? 26 28 -88 4 The 50 million warrants will be priced at HK $ 1 . 25 each and are expected to carry a premium to the share price of about 26 % . share price of about 26 % . How did they determine the share price? 23 30 -88 4 The 50 million warrants will be priced at HK $ 1 . 25 each and are expected to carry a premium to the share price of about 26 % . 50 million warrants Are these level III ADR shares? 1 4 -88 5 In trading on the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong , the shares closed Wednesday at HK $ 4 . 80 each . Stock Exchange of Hong Kong , Is there any fee associated with owning foreign shares? 4 10 -88 5 In trading on the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong , the shares closed Wednesday at HK $ 4 . 80 each . HK $ 4 . 80 each how much in dollars? 15 21 -89 1 The Bush administration , trying to blunt growing demands from Western Europe for a relaxation of controls on exports to the Soviet bloc , is questioning whether Italy ' s Ing . blunt growing demands Why are demands growing from Western Europe? 6 9 -89 1 The Bush administration , trying to blunt growing demands from Western Europe for a relaxation of controls on exports to the Soviet bloc , is questioning whether Italy ' s Ing . blunt growing why are they trying? 6 8 -89 1 The Bush administration , trying to blunt growing demands from Western Europe for a relaxation of controls on exports to the Soviet bloc , is questioning whether Italy ' s Ing . is questioning What is the Bush administration questioning? 24 26 -89 2 C . Olivetti & Co . supplied militarily valuable technology to the Soviets . C . Olivetti & Co . supplied militarily Why did they supply the Soviets with military technology? 0 8 -89 2 C . Olivetti & Co . supplied militarily valuable technology to the Soviets . supplied What is their evidence for this? 6 7 -89 2 C . Olivetti & Co . supplied militarily valuable technology to the Soviets . Olivetti & why did they? 2 4 -89 3 Most of the Western European members of Coordinating Committee on Multilateral Export Controls , the unofficial forum through which the U . S . and its allies align their export - control policies , are expected to argue for more liberal export rules at a meeting to be held in Paris Oct . 25 and 26 . align their export - control policies , Why must we align our export control policies? 27 34 -89 3 Most of the Western European members of Coordinating Committee on Multilateral Export Controls , the unofficial forum through which the U . S . and its allies align their export - control policies , are expected to argue for more liberal export rules at a meeting to be held in Paris Oct . 25 and 26 . liberal How will liberal export rules be seen by the general public? 40 41 -89 3 Most of the Western European members of Coordinating Committee on Multilateral Export Controls , the unofficial forum through which the U . S . and its allies align their export - control policies , are expected to argue for more liberal export rules at a meeting to be held in Paris Oct . 25 and 26 . Oct . 25 What year did this meeting take place? 51 54 -89 4 They plan to press specifically for a relaxation of rules governing exports of machine tools , computers and other high - technology products . relaxation of rules governing exports Why are they just trying to relax the rules around technology? 7 12 -89 4 They plan to press specifically for a relaxation of rules governing exports of machine tools , computers and other high - technology products . machine Are there not more worries with high-technology products of spying or terrorism? 13 14 -89 4 They plan to press specifically for a relaxation of rules governing exports of machine tools , computers and other high - technology products . to press specifically will it work? 2 5 -89 5 But the Bush administration says it wants to see evidence that all Cocom members are complying fully with existing export - control procedures before it will support further liberalization . see evidence How would he be able to see the evidence? 8 10 -89 5 But the Bush administration says it wants to see evidence that all Cocom members are complying fully with existing export - control procedures before it will support further liberalization . evidence What specific evidence would satisfy them? 9 10 -89 5 But the Bush administration says it wants to see evidence that all Cocom members are complying fully with existing export - control procedures before it will support further liberalization . further liberalization how can they go further? 27 29 -89 5 But the Bush administration says it wants to see evidence that all Cocom members are complying fully with existing export - control procedures before it will support further liberalization . Cocom What does Cocom mean? 12 13 -90 1 The oil industry ' s middling profits could persist through the rest of the year . the rest of the year why the rest of yeatr? 10 15 -90 1 The oil industry ' s middling profits could persist through the rest of the year . middling profits Why are oil industry profits middling? 5 7 -90 1 The oil industry ' s middling profits could persist through the rest of the year . middling profits Why are the oil industries profits considered \"middling\"? 5 7 -90 2 Major oil companies in the next few days are expected to report much less robust earnings than they did for the third quarter a year ago , largely reflecting deteriorating chemical prices and gasoline profitability . robust earnings is this bad? 14 16 -90 2 Major oil companies in the next few days are expected to report much less robust earnings than they did for the third quarter a year ago , largely reflecting deteriorating chemical prices and gasoline profitability . less robust What is considered \"less robust\"? Is that a lot or a little? 13 15 -90 3 The gasoline picture may improve this quarter , but chemicals are likely to remain weak , industry executives and analysts say , reducing chances that profits could equal their year - earlier performance . industry executives and analysts say , Which executives and analysts? 16 22 -90 3 The gasoline picture may improve this quarter , but chemicals are likely to remain weak , industry executives and analysts say , reducing chances that profits could equal their year - earlier performance . chemicals are likely to remain weak , Why are chemical prices weak? 9 16 -90 4 The industry is " seeing a softening somewhat in volume and certainly in price in petrochemicals , " Glenn Cox , president of Phillips Petroleum Co . , said in an interview . " That change will obviously impact third and fourth quarter earnings " for the industry in general , he added . softening what does softening mean? 6 7 -90 4 The industry is " seeing a softening somewhat in volume and certainly in price in petrochemicals , " Glenn Cox , president of Phillips Petroleum Co . , said in an interview . " That change will obviously impact third and fourth quarter earnings " for the industry in general , he added . somewhat How can you quantify \"somewhat\"? 7 8 -90 5 He didn ' t forecast Phillips ' s results . Phillips ' s what did phillips say? 5 8 -91 1 Traditional Industries Inc . said it expects to report a net loss for the fourth quarter that ended June 30 and is seeking new financing . report a net loss Why do they expect to report a net loss in the fourth quarter? 8 12 -91 1 Traditional Industries Inc . said it expects to report a net loss for the fourth quarter that ended June 30 and is seeking new financing . is seeking new financing Where and from whom is Traditional Industries Inc. seeking financing? 21 25 -91 1 Traditional Industries Inc . said it expects to report a net loss for the fourth quarter that ended June 30 and is seeking new financing . seeking new financing Why is the company struggling? 22 25 -91 2 The seller of photographic products and services said it is considering a number of financing alternatives , including seeking increases in its credit lines . The seller who is the seller? 0 2 -91 3 Traditional declined to estimate the amount of the loss and wouldn ' t say if it expects to show a profit for the year . Traditional declined Why did Traditional decline to estimate the loss for the year? 0 2 -91 3 Traditional declined to estimate the amount of the loss and wouldn ' t say if it expects to show a profit for the year . show a profit for the year How could this even be a possibility given the prior statements? 18 24 -91 4 In the year ended June 30 , 1988 , Traditional reported net income of $ 4 . 9 million , or $ 1 . 21 a share . $ 4 . 9 million , or $ 1 . 21 a share . How did Traditional get so big? 14 28 -91 5 The company didn ' t break out its fourth - quarter results . company didn ' t Why didn't the company break out their fourth quarter results? 1 5 -91 5 The company didn ' t break out its fourth - quarter results . didn ' t break out Why not disclose these numbers if the others have been disclosed? 2 7 -92 1 With economic tension between the U . S . and Japan worsening , many Japanese had feared last week ' s visit from U . S . Trade Representative Carla Hills . U . S . and Japan worsening , What has made economic tensions worse? 5 13 -92 1 With economic tension between the U . S . and Japan worsening , many Japanese had feared last week ' s visit from U . S . Trade Representative Carla Hills . many Japanese had feared last week ' s visit Why did the Japanese fear Carla Hills' visit? 13 22 -92 1 With economic tension between the U . S . and Japan worsening , many Japanese had feared last week ' s visit from U . S . Trade Representative Carla Hills . economic tension Why is there economic tension? 1 3 -92 1 With economic tension between the U . S . and Japan worsening , many Japanese had feared last week ' s visit from U . S . Trade Representative Carla Hills . many Japanese had feared last week ' s visit Firstly, I am wondering why there are economic tensions between the US and Japan. Second, It is surprising to hear actual Japanese citizens \"fearing\" a visit from an US official. 13 22 -92 2 They expected a new barrage of demands that Japan do something quickly to reduce its trade surplus with the U . S . They expected Did they expect this due to the trade war with China? 0 2 -92 2 They expected a new barrage of demands that Japan do something quickly to reduce its trade surplus with the U . S . reduce its trade surplus Why are people demanding Japan reduce its trade surplus with the U.S.? 13 17 -92 3 Instead , they got a discussion of the need for the U . S . and Japan to work together and of the importance of the long - term view . need for the U . S . and Japan to work together What in particular is it that the U.S. and Japanese need to properly work together without further escalating tensions. 8 20 -92 3 Instead , they got a discussion of the need for the U . S . and Japan to work together and of the importance of the long - term view . importance of the long - term view What is the long-term view? What are the goods that are needed? What would make tensions deescalate? 23 30 -92 4 Mrs . Hills ' first trip to Japan as America ' s chief trade negotiator had a completely different tone from last month ' s visit by Commerce Secretary Robert A . Mosbacher . completely different tone Was this due to tensions rising over economic concernes? 17 20 -92 4 Mrs . Hills ' first trip to Japan as America ' s chief trade negotiator had a completely different tone from last month ' s visit by Commerce Secretary Robert A . Mosbacher . had a completely different tone In what way was the tone of this visit different? 15 20 -92 4 Mrs . Hills ' first trip to Japan as America ' s chief trade negotiator had a completely different tone from last month ' s visit by Commerce Secretary Robert A . Mosbacher . last month ' s What year did this meeting take place? 21 25 -92 4 Mrs . Hills ' first trip to Japan as America ' s chief trade negotiator had a completely different tone from last month ' s visit by Commerce Secretary Robert A . Mosbacher . completely different tone What is the tone that Rovery A. Mosbacher previously used in negotiating with Japan last month. Are they being mean? 17 20 -92 5 Mr . Mosbacher called for concrete results by next spring in negotiations over fundamental Japanese business practices that supposedly inhibit free trade . business practices What are Japanese businesses doing that inhibit free trade? 15 17 -92 5 Mr . Mosbacher called for concrete results by next spring in negotiations over fundamental Japanese business practices that supposedly inhibit free trade . fundamental Japanese business practices What are these fundamental practices. How do they affect the United States? Why can't the U.S. self sustain on inhibited trades. 13 17 -93 1 Measuring cups may soon be replaced by tablespoons in the laundry room . soon How soon will this be taking place? 3 4 -93 1 Measuring cups may soon be replaced by tablespoons in the laundry room . Measuring cups What would be the advantage of replacing measuring cups with tablespoons. 0 2 -93 1 Measuring cups may soon be replaced by tablespoons in the laundry room . replaced by tablespoons How would tablespoons replace measuring cups? 5 8 -93 2 Procter & Gamble Co . plans to begin testing next month a superconcentrated detergent that will require only a few spoonfuls per washload . testing What are the testing methods? 8 9 -93 2 Procter & Gamble Co . plans to begin testing next month a superconcentrated detergent that will require only a few spoonfuls per washload . superconcentrated Will this superconcentrated detergent be safe for all kinds of clothes? 12 13 -93 2 Procter & Gamble Co . plans to begin testing next month a superconcentrated detergent that will require only a few spoonfuls per washload . superconcentrated How is the detergent superconcentrated? 12 13 -93 3 The move stems from lessons learned in Japan where local competitors have had phenomenal success with concentrated soapsuds . concentrated Does this effect the environment in any way, and are there environmentally friendly options? 16 17 -93 3 The move stems from lessons learned in Japan where local competitors have had phenomenal success with concentrated soapsuds . success with concentrated soapsuds Are soapsuds expensive when compared to regular detergents 14 18 -93 3 The move stems from lessons learned in Japan where local competitors have had phenomenal success with concentrated soapsuds . local competitors Who are the local competitors? 9 11 -93 4 It also marks P & G ' s growing concern that its Japanese rivals , such as Kao Corp . , may bring their superconcentrates to the U . S . superconcentrates What other products utilize superconcentrates? 24 25 -93 4 It also marks P & G ' s growing concern that its Japanese rivals , such as Kao Corp . , may bring their superconcentrates to the U . S . rivals , such as Kao Corp Is Kao corp., a large leading company in Japan? 13 19 -93 4 It also marks P & G ' s growing concern that its Japanese rivals , such as Kao Corp . , may bring their superconcentrates to the U . S . P & G ' s growing concern Does the company Kao Corp., have a global presence? 3 10 -93 5 The Cincinnati consumer - products giant got clobbered two years ago in Japan when Kao introduced a powerful detergent , called Attack , which quickly won a 30 % stake in the Japanese markets . " They don ' t want to get caught again , " says one industry watcher . The Cincinnati consumer - products giant What is the market share of P&G's in the USA? 0 6 -93 5 The Cincinnati consumer - products giant got clobbered two years ago in Japan when Kao introduced a powerful detergent , called Attack , which quickly won a 30 % stake in the Japanese markets . " They don ' t want to get caught again , " says one industry watcher . giant How did P&G become a giant consumer-products company? 5 6 -94 1 Elcotel Inc . expects fiscal second - quarter earnings to trail 1988 results , but anticipates that several new products will lead to a " much stronger " performance in its second half . several new products will What are the new products that will lead to stronger performance? 17 21 -94 2 Elcotel , a telecommunications company , had net income of $ 272 , 000 , or five cents a share , in its year - earlier second quarter , ended Sept . 30 . $ 272 , 000 , is that low? 10 15 -94 2 Elcotel , a telecommunications company , had net income of $ 272 , 000 , or five cents a share , in its year - earlier second quarter , ended Sept . 30 . Elcotel , a telecommunications company , Does Elcotel do anything besides telecommunications? 0 6 -94 4 George Pierce , chairman and chief executive officer , said in an interview that earnings in the most recent quarter will be about two cents a share on revenue of just under $ 4 million . interview interview with who? 12 13 -94 4 George Pierce , chairman and chief executive officer , said in an interview that earnings in the most recent quarter will be about two cents a share on revenue of just under $ 4 million . in an interview Who was the interview with? 10 13 -94 4 George Pierce , chairman and chief executive officer , said in an interview that earnings in the most recent quarter will be about two cents a share on revenue of just under $ 4 million . interview What was he interviewed for? 12 13 -94 4 George Pierce , chairman and chief executive officer , said in an interview that earnings in the most recent quarter will be about two cents a share on revenue of just under $ 4 million . million Why is the revenue going to 4 million? 34 35 -94 5 The lower results , Mr . Pierce said , reflect a 12 - month decline in industry sales of privately owned pay telephones , Elcotel ' s primary business . 12 - month decline Why has there been such a decline in sales of privately owned pay telephones? 11 15 -95 1 The U . S . , which is finalizing its steel - import quotas , is allocating a larger share of its steel market to developing and newly industrialized countries which have relatively unsubsidized steel industries . newly industrialized countries Which newly industrialized countries? 27 30 -95 1 The U . S . , which is finalizing its steel - import quotas , is allocating a larger share of its steel market to developing and newly industrialized countries which have relatively unsubsidized steel industries . finalizing its steel - import quotas , What is the quota number? 8 15 -95 1 The U . S . , which is finalizing its steel - import quotas , is allocating a larger share of its steel market to developing and newly industrialized countries which have relatively unsubsidized steel industries . steel - import quotas , What is the quota? 10 15 -95 1 The U . S . , which is finalizing its steel - import quotas , is allocating a larger share of its steel market to developing and newly industrialized countries which have relatively unsubsidized steel industries . newly industrialized countries Which countries does this include? 27 30 -95 2 Meanwhile , the U . S . has negotiated a significant cut in Japan ' s steel quota , and made only a minor increase to the steel allotment for the European Community . Japan ' s steel quota , why did they cut it? 13 19 -95 2 Meanwhile , the U . S . has negotiated a significant cut in Japan ' s steel quota , and made only a minor increase to the steel allotment for the European Community . negotiated a significant cut How much of a cut was made? 8 12 -95 2 Meanwhile , the U . S . has negotiated a significant cut in Japan ' s steel quota , and made only a minor increase to the steel allotment for the European Community . minor increase to the steel allotment What did they increase to? 23 29 -95 2 Meanwhile , the U . S . has negotiated a significant cut in Japan ' s steel quota , and made only a minor increase to the steel allotment for the European Community . cut in Japan ' s steel What was Japan's quota versus what it is now? 11 17 -95 3 Brazil , similar to Mexico and South Korea , is expected to negotiate a somewhat bigger share of the U . S . market than it had under the previous five - year steel quotas , which expired Sept . 30 . previous five - year steel quotas , What is the new quota share? 29 36 -95 3 Brazil , similar to Mexico and South Korea , is expected to negotiate a somewhat bigger share of the U . S . market than it had under the previous five - year steel quotas , which expired Sept . 30 . five - year steel quotas , Why do he steel quotas last 5 years? 30 36 -95 4 Brazil and Venezuela are the only two countries that haven ' t completed steel talks with the U . S . for the year ending Oct . 1 , 1990 . two countries there are no other countries that did not talk steel? 6 8 -95 4 Brazil and Venezuela are the only two countries that haven ' t completed steel talks with the U . S . for the year ending Oct . 1 , 1990 . steel talks What is considered a 'steel talk'? 13 15 -95 5 In recent years , U . S . steelmakers have supplied about 80 % of the 100 million tons of steel used annually by the nation . In recent years , how recent? 0 4 -95 5 In recent years , U . S . steelmakers have supplied about 80 % of the 100 million tons of steel used annually by the nation . U . S . steelmakers have supplied Would the new quotas out source to developing countries? 4 11 -95 5 In recent years , U . S . steelmakers have supplied about 80 % of the 100 million tons of steel used annually by the nation . nation What nation are the referring to? 25 26 -96 1 RJR Nabisco Inc . is disbanding its division responsible for buying network advertising time , just a month after moving 11 of the group ' s 14 employees to New York from Atlanta . disbanding its division Why is Nabisco disbanding that division? 5 8 -96 1 RJR Nabisco Inc . is disbanding its division responsible for buying network advertising time , just a month after moving 11 of the group ' s 14 employees to New York from Atlanta . disbanding Why is it disbanding? 5 6 -96 1 RJR Nabisco Inc . is disbanding its division responsible for buying network advertising time , just a month after moving 11 of the group ' s 14 employees to New York from Atlanta . moving Why did it move them? 19 20 -96 1 RJR Nabisco Inc . is disbanding its division responsible for buying network advertising time , just a month after moving 11 of the group ' s 14 employees to New York from Atlanta . disbanding why are they disbanding? 5 6 -96 2 A spokesman for the New York - based food and tobacco giant , taken private earlier this year in a $ 25 billion leveraged buy - out by Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co . , confirmed that it is shutting down the RJR Nabisco Broadcast unit , and dismissing its 14 employees , in a move to save money . private why taken private? 14 15 -96 2 A spokesman for the New York - based food and tobacco giant , taken private earlier this year in a $ 25 billion leveraged buy - out by Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co . , confirmed that it is shutting down the RJR Nabisco Broadcast unit , and dismissing its 14 employees , in a move to save money . A spokesman Who is the spokesman? 0 2 -96 3 The spokesman said RJR is discussing its network - buying plans with its two main advertising firms , FCB / Leber Katz and McCann Erickson . discussing its network - buying plans Why is RJR discussing these plans? 5 11 -96 3 The spokesman said RJR is discussing its network - buying plans with its two main advertising firms , FCB / Leber Katz and McCann Erickson . network - buying plans What plans does it have? 7 11 -96 3 The spokesman said RJR is discussing its network - buying plans with its two main advertising firms , FCB / Leber Katz and McCann Erickson . RJR is what does rjr stand for? 3 5 -96 4 " We found with the size of our media purchases that an ad agency could do just as good a job at significantly lower cost , " said the spokesman , who declined to specify how much RJR spends on network television time . declined to specify Why did he decline to specify? 32 35 -96 4 " We found with the size of our media purchases that an ad agency could do just as good a job at significantly lower cost , " said the spokesman , who declined to specify how much RJR spends on network television time . ad agency which ad agency did they hire? 12 14 -96 5 An executive close to the company said RJR is spending about $ 140 million on network television time this year , down from roughly $ 200 million last year . down Why is the budget down? 21 22 -97 1 Kaufman & Broad Home Corp . said it formed a $ 53 . 4 million limited partnership subsidiary to buy land in California suitable for residential development . California Where in California? 22 23 -97 1 Kaufman & Broad Home Corp . said it formed a $ 53 . 4 million limited partnership subsidiary to buy land in California suitable for residential development . limited partnership subsidiary With whom was this partnership formed? 15 18 -97 1 Kaufman & Broad Home Corp . said it formed a $ 53 . 4 million limited partnership subsidiary to buy land in California suitable for residential development . limited partnership subsidiary what is a limited partnership subsidiary 15 18 -97 3 Kaufman & Broad , a home building company , declined to identify the institutional investors . declined to identify the institutional investors Why did Kaufman & Broad decline to identify its institutional investors? 9 15 -97 3 Kaufman & Broad , a home building company , declined to identify the institutional investors . declined to identify the institutional investors Why did they decline to interview them? 9 15 -97 3 Kaufman & Broad , a home building company , declined to identify the institutional investors . institutional investors what is a insitutional investor 13 15 -97 4 The land to be purchased by the joint venture hasn ' t yet received zoning and other approvals required for development , and part of Kaufman & Broad ' s job will be to obtain such approvals . hasn ' t yet received zoning and other approvals Why haven't zoning and other approvals for development been obtained? 9 18 -97 4 The land to be purchased by the joint venture hasn ' t yet received zoning and other approvals required for development , and part of Kaufman & Broad ' s job will be to obtain such approvals . obtain such approvals What has lead them to shy away from the public eye and buy without having permits yet? 34 37 -97 5 The partnership runs the risk that it may not get the approvals for development , but in return , it can buy land at wholesale rather than retail prices , which can result in sizable savings , said Bruce Karatz , president and chief executive officer of Kaufman & Broad . runs the risk that it may not get the approvals Why is the partnership running the risk of not getting approvals? 2 12 -97 5 The partnership runs the risk that it may not get the approvals for development , but in return , it can buy land at wholesale rather than retail prices , which can result in sizable savings , said Bruce Karatz , president and chief executive officer of Kaufman & Broad . buy land at wholesale Does this mean they are intentionally trying to not get the permit to buy it cheaper? 21 25 -98 1 Atco Ltd . said its utilities arm is considering building new electric power plants , some valued at more than one billion Canadian dollars ( US $ 851 million ) , in Great Britain and elsewhere . Atco Ltd who are atco. ltd? 0 2 -98 1 Atco Ltd . said its utilities arm is considering building new electric power plants , some valued at more than one billion Canadian dollars ( US $ 851 million ) , in Great Britain and elsewhere . in Great Britain and elsewhere . Where else is Atco Ltd. considering building plants? 31 37 -98 1 Atco Ltd . said its utilities arm is considering building new electric power plants , some valued at more than one billion Canadian dollars ( US $ 851 million ) , in Great Britain and elsewhere . Atco Is this a Canadian company trying to expand overseas? 0 1 -98 2 C . S . Richardson , Atco ' s senior vice president , finance , said its 50 . 1 % - owned Canadian Utilities Ltd . unit is reviewing cogeneration projects in eastern Canada , and conventional electric power generating plants elsewhere , including Britain , where the British government plans to allow limited competition in electrical generation from private - sector suppliers as part of its privatization program . from private - sector suppliers Which suppliers? 59 64 -98 2 C . S . Richardson , Atco ' s senior vice president , finance , said its 50 . 1 % - owned Canadian Utilities Ltd . unit is reviewing cogeneration projects in eastern Canada , and conventional electric power generating plants elsewhere , including Britain , where the British government plans to allow limited competition in electrical generation from private - sector suppliers as part of its privatization program . limited Why would Britain allow foreign companies to have this opportunity? 54 55 -98 2 C . S . Richardson , Atco ' s senior vice president , finance , said its 50 . 1 % - owned Canadian Utilities Ltd . unit is reviewing cogeneration projects in eastern Canada , and conventional electric power generating plants elsewhere , including Britain , where the British government plans to allow limited competition in electrical generation from private - sector suppliers as part of its privatization program . limited competition why not full competition? 54 56 -98 3 " The projects are big . projects are big how big are they? 2 5 -98 4 They can be C $ 1 billion plus , " Mr . Richardson said . " But we wouldn ' t go into them alone , " and Canadian Utilities ' equity stake would be small , he said . " Ideally , we ' d like to be the operator { of the project } and a modest equity investor . C $ 1 billion is that canadian? 3 7 -98 5 Our long suit is our proven ability to operate " power plants , he said . long suit long suit meaning what? 1 3 -98 5 Our long suit is our proven ability to operate " power plants , he said . operate " How good is their history in managing powerplants? 8 10 -99 1 Ripples from the strike by 55 , 000 Machinists union members against Boeing Co . reached air carriers Friday as America West Airlines announced it will postpone its new service out of Houston because of delays in receiving aircraft from the Seattle jet maker . reached air carriers Friday Which air carriers? 15 19 -99 1 Ripples from the strike by 55 , 000 Machinists union members against Boeing Co . reached air carriers Friday as America West Airlines announced it will postpone its new service out of Houston because of delays in receiving aircraft from the Seattle jet maker . strike Why were the machinists on strike? 3 4 -99 1 Ripples from the strike by 55 , 000 Machinists union members against Boeing Co . reached air carriers Friday as America West Airlines announced it will postpone its new service out of Houston because of delays in receiving aircraft from the Seattle jet maker . Seattle jet maker are they in downtown seattle? 41 44 -99 2 Peter Otradovec , vice president for planning at the Phoenix , Ariz . , carrier , said in an interview that the work stoppage at Boeing , now entering its 13th day , " has caused some turmoil in our scheduling " and that more than 500 passengers who were booked to fly out of Houston on America West would now be put on other airlines . turmoil in our scheduling " How had the strike put turmoil into the scheduling? 37 42 -99 4 Now , those routes aren ' t expected to begin until Jan . begin until Jan Why would it take until January? 9 12 -99 4 Now , those routes aren ' t expected to begin until Jan . expected to begin until Jan of what year? 7 12 -99 5 Boeing is also supposed to send to America West another 757 twin - engine aircraft as well as a 737 by year ' s end . also supposed will it actually happen? 2 4 -100 1 A consortium of private investors operating as LJH Funding Co . said it has made a $ 409 million cash bid for most of L . J . Hooker Corp . ' s real - estate and shopping - center holdings . A consortium of private investors Who are the private investors? 0 5 -100 1 A consortium of private investors operating as LJH Funding Co . said it has made a $ 409 million cash bid for most of L . J . Hooker Corp . ' s real - estate and shopping - center holdings . bid Why did the private investors decide to make cash bid? 20 21 -100 1 A consortium of private investors operating as LJH Funding Co . said it has made a $ 409 million cash bid for most of L . J . Hooker Corp . ' s real - estate and shopping - center holdings . most of Why only \"most of\"? Why not buy the entire company? 22 24 -100 2 The $ 409 million bid includes the assumption of an estimated $ 300 million in secured liabilities on those properties , according to those making the bid . secured What are secured liabilities? 15 16 -100 2 The $ 409 million bid includes the assumption of an estimated $ 300 million in secured liabilities on those properties , according to those making the bid . secured liabilities what are secured liabilities? 15 17 -100 2 The $ 409 million bid includes the assumption of an estimated $ 300 million in secured liabilities on those properties , according to those making the bid . assumption Unclear what an assumption means in this context, to the average person. 7 8 -100 2 The $ 409 million bid includes the assumption of an estimated $ 300 million in secured liabilities on those properties , according to those making the bid . those making the bid Who else made bids on the properties? 23 27 -100 3 The group is led by Jay Shidler , chief executive officer of Shidler Investment Corp . in Honolulu , and A . Boyd Simpson , chief executive of the Atlanta - based Simpson Organization Inc . Mr . Shidler ' s company specializes in commercial real - estate investment and claims to have $ 1 billion in assets ; Mr . Simpson is a developer and a former senior executive of L . J . Hooker . and How did Jay Shidler and A. Boyd Simpson meet? 19 20 -100 4 " The assets are good , but they require more money and management " than can be provided in L . J . Hooker ' s current situation , said Mr . Simpson in an interview . " Hooker ' s philosophy was to build and sell . build Hooker's philosophy was to build what exactly? 44 45 -100 4 " The assets are good , but they require more money and management " than can be provided in L . J . Hooker ' s current situation , said Mr . Simpson in an interview . " Hooker ' s philosophy was to build and sell . require more money and management " Why do the assets require more money and management? 8 14 -100 4 " The assets are good , but they require more money and management " than can be provided in L . J . Hooker ' s current situation , said Mr . Simpson in an interview . " Hooker ' s philosophy was to build and sell . money and management " Why do they need more money and management? What is wrong with them? 10 14 -100 5 We want to build and hold . " hold They want to hold onto what? 5 6 -100 5 We want to build and hold . " hold hold their investments? 5 6 -101 1 Olin Corp . said third - quarter net income rose 26 % on the strength of its chemical business . third - quarter What happened to the net income in the first and second quarter? 4 7 -101 1 Olin Corp . said third - quarter net income rose 26 % on the strength of its chemical business . rose What was done differently in the third-quarter that the net income rose 26%? 9 10 -101 1 Olin Corp . said third - quarter net income rose 26 % on the strength of its chemical business . 26 % How much is 26% in dollars? 10 12 -101 1 Olin Corp . said third - quarter net income rose 26 % on the strength of its chemical business . strength Third-quarter net income rose because the chemical business was doing well? 14 15 -101 2 Net was $ 24 million , or $ 1 . 15 a share , up from $ 19 million , or 90 cents a share , a year earlier . up from What was done differently this year that was not done last year? 14 16 -101 2 Net was $ 24 million , or $ 1 . 15 a share , up from $ 19 million , or 90 cents a share , a year earlier . share , a year earlier which year? 24 29 -101 3 Sales rose 7 . 4 % to $ 580 million from $ 540 million . rose How did the sales shoot up 7.4% in such a short time? 1 2 -101 3 Sales rose 7 . 4 % to $ 580 million from $ 540 million . $ 540 When was it $540 mil? 11 13 -101 3 Sales rose 7 . 4 % to $ 580 million from $ 540 million . $ 580 million from $ 540 million how quickly? 7 14 -101 4 Olin said its chemical segment had profit of $ 22 million , up from $ 15 million a year ago , largely because of gains in electrochemicals such as caustic soda . gains Were there any losses at all? 24 25 -101 4 Olin said its chemical segment had profit of $ 22 million , up from $ 15 million a year ago , largely because of gains in electrochemicals such as caustic soda . caustic soda Is there a common name for this? 29 31 -101 4 Olin said its chemical segment had profit of $ 22 million , up from $ 15 million a year ago , largely because of gains in electrochemicals such as caustic soda . caustic soda what is caustic soda? 29 31 -101 4 Olin said its chemical segment had profit of $ 22 million , up from $ 15 million a year ago , largely because of gains in electrochemicals such as caustic soda . electrochemicals What are gains in electrochemicals? 26 27 -101 5 The company said the gains were tied to volume increases and higher prices . gains How did the volume increase and what was the cause of higher prices? 4 5 -101 5 The company said the gains were tied to volume increases and higher prices . volume increases Who is buying the most? 8 10 -101 5 The company said the gains were tied to volume increases and higher prices . volume increases what is a volume increase? 8 10 -102 1 Bank of New England Corp . , seeking to streamline its business after a year of weak earnings and mounting loan problems , said it will sell some operations and lay off 4 % of its work force . some operations Which operations will it sell? 27 29 -102 2 The bank holding company also reported that third - quarter profit dropped 41 % , to $ 42 . 7 million , or 61 cents a share , from the year - earlier $ 72 . 3 million , or $ 1 . 04 a share . year - earlier Which year? 30 33 -102 2 The bank holding company also reported that third - quarter profit dropped 41 % , to $ 42 . 7 million , or 61 cents a share , from the year - earlier $ 72 . 3 million , or $ 1 . 04 a share . profit dropped Why did profit drop? 10 12 -102 4 Altogether , employment is expected to decline to less than 16 , 000 from the current level of about 18 , 000 . current level of about 18 , 000 Are they going to get unemployment? 15 22 -102 5 Walter Connolly , chairman , said in an interview that the company expects to record pretax gains of $ 100 million to $ 125 million from the sale of its leasing operations and of certain financial processing services . certain financial processing services Which services? 34 38 -102 5 Walter Connolly , chairman , said in an interview that the company expects to record pretax gains of $ 100 million to $ 125 million from the sale of its leasing operations and of certain financial processing services . pretax gains What is the number after taxes? 15 17 -103 1 Canada , which is preparing to speed up tariff cuts with the U . S . , recorded a 47 % narrowing in its trade surplus with the U . S . in August , Statistics Canada , a federal agency , reported . narrowing Why is Canada narrowing the trade surplus with U.S.? 21 22 -103 1 Canada , which is preparing to speed up tariff cuts with the U . S . , recorded a 47 % narrowing in its trade surplus with the U . S . in August , Statistics Canada , a federal agency , reported . speed up tariff cuts Does this mean reducing the tariffs and thus reducing lost money when trading? 6 10 -103 2 U . S . exports to Canada jumped 11 . 2 % in August from July while U . S . imports from Canada rose only 2 . 7 % . Canada rose only 2 . 7 % did it have a bad effect? 23 30 -103 2 U . S . exports to Canada jumped 11 . 2 % in August from July while U . S . imports from Canada rose only 2 . 7 % . U . S . imports from Canada rose only 2 . 7 % Why did imports barely rise when exports rose so much? 17 30 -103 3 As a result , Canada ' s trade surplus with the U . S . narrowed to C $ 656 . 5 million ( US $ 558 million ) in August from C $ 1 . 23 billion ( US $ 1 . 04 billion ) in July . narrowed How has this decrease in surplus affect trading? 15 16 -103 3 As a result , Canada ' s trade surplus with the U . S . narrowed to C $ 656 . 5 million ( US $ 558 million ) in August from C $ 1 . 23 billion ( US $ 1 . 04 billion ) in July . narrowed to C $ 656 . 5 million Why did the trade surplus reduce so much if tariffs were cut? 15 23 -103 4 U . S . exports benefited in August from heavy Canadian spending on new plant and equipment and a pickup in Canadian auto demand , Canadian officials said . demand , Canadian officials said which person said it? 23 28 -103 4 U . S . exports benefited in August from heavy Canadian spending on new plant and equipment and a pickup in Canadian auto demand , Canadian officials said . spending on new plant and equipment What kind of new plant equipment? 11 17 -103 5 The U . S . and Canada , which do more trade than any other pair of nations , are to meet next month to arrange an acceleration of planned tariff cuts under the U . S . - Canada free trade agreement . than any other pair of nations , are to meet who is the second biggest pair? 12 22 -103 5 The U . S . and Canada , which do more trade than any other pair of nations , are to meet next month to arrange an acceleration of planned tariff cuts under the U . S . - Canada free trade agreement . acceleration Why are they in such a hurry to come to agreements for the tariff cuts? 27 28 -104 1 The Federal National Mortgage Association set up a three - member office of the chairman and elected James A . Johnson as vice chairman , effective Jan . 1 . James A . Johnson Who is he and where did he come from? 17 21 -104 2 Mr . Johnson has been a managing director at Shearson Lehman Hutton since 1985 , and before that was president of Public Strategies , a Washington consulting firm . Shearson Lehman Hutton What is this company? 9 12 -104 3 He is well - known in Democratic circles , having been executive assistant to Vice President Walter Mondale and chairman of Mr . Mondale ' s 1984 presidential campaign . chairman of Mr . Mondale ' s Did this mean he dealt with the money required for the campaign? 19 26 -104 5 Mr . Johnson , 45 years old , has been a consultant on strategy to Fannie Mae for the past 3 1 / 2 years . consultant on strategy to Fannie Mae What does strategy refer too in this context? 11 17 -105 1 I approached " Mastergate , " Larry Gelbart ' s new comedy at the Criterion Center , with considerable trepidation . considerable trepidation Why did he feel this way? 18 20 -105 1 I approached " Mastergate , " Larry Gelbart ' s new comedy at the Criterion Center , with considerable trepidation . Criterion Center , with considerable trepidation Where was this center located? 14 20 -105 1 I approached " Mastergate , " Larry Gelbart ' s new comedy at the Criterion Center , with considerable trepidation . trepidation Why was the person approaching the comedy with trepidation? 19 20 -105 1 I approached " Mastergate , " Larry Gelbart ' s new comedy at the Criterion Center , with considerable trepidation . considerable trepidation Is this due to Larry Gebart's personality and possibly his political orientation? 18 20 -105 1 I approached " Mastergate , " Larry Gelbart ' s new comedy at the Criterion Center , with considerable trepidation . considerable trepidation Why did the writer have considerable trepidation concerning Larry Gelbart's \"Matergate\" comedy? 18 20 -105 2 Nothing , I assumed , would be more hopelessly dated than a political satire on the Iran - Contra affair . political satire on the Iran - Contra affair . Why is this hopelessly dated? 12 21 -105 2 Nothing , I assumed , would be more hopelessly dated than a political satire on the Iran - Contra affair . Iran - Contra affair When was this? 16 20 -105 2 Nothing , I assumed , would be more hopelessly dated than a political satire on the Iran - Contra affair . Iran - Contra affair What is the Iran-Contra affair and why would anyone make a satire out of it? 16 20 -105 3 I had underestimated , however , both Mr . Gelbart ' s wit and the persistence of scandal in Washington . Mr . Gelbart ' s Who is Mr. Gelbart? 7 12 -105 3 I had underestimated , however , both Mr . Gelbart ' s wit and the persistence of scandal in Washington . scandal in Washington Does the scandal have to do with the Iran-Contra affair? 17 20 -105 3 I had underestimated , however , both Mr . Gelbart ' s wit and the persistence of scandal in Washington . scandal What scandal is the person talking about? 17 18 -105 4 Though the play clearly is framed around the events of Iran - Contra , it takes in the wide sweep of scandals over the past 30 years . wide sweep of scandals What are these scandals? 18 22 -105 4 Though the play clearly is framed around the events of Iran - Contra , it takes in the wide sweep of scandals over the past 30 years . wide sweep of scandals Does it target certain political parties? What stand point does it come from? 18 22 -105 4 Though the play clearly is framed around the events of Iran - Contra , it takes in the wide sweep of scandals over the past 30 years . scandals What other scandals over the past 30 years? 21 22 -105 4 Though the play clearly is framed around the events of Iran - Contra , it takes in the wide sweep of scandals over the past 30 years . sweep of scandals over the past 30 years What scandals happened over 30 years? 19 27 -105 4 Though the play clearly is framed around the events of Iran - Contra , it takes in the wide sweep of scandals over the past 30 years . wide sweep of scandals over the past 30 years How does the play incorporate 30 years worth of scandals into its narrative? 18 27 -105 5 In fact , at one point Merry Chase ( Melinda Mullins ) , a cool , carefully coiffed television announcer , recites a list of a dozen or more scandals of recent years , concluding with those affecting the Department of Housing and Urban Development and the savings and loan industry . dozen or more scandals of recent years , Can we be informed on more of these scandals? 26 34 -105 5 In fact , at one point Merry Chase ( Melinda Mullins ) , a cool , carefully coiffed television announcer , recites a list of a dozen or more scandals of recent years , concluding with those affecting the Department of Housing and Urban Development and the savings and loan industry . Department of Housing and Urban Development What scandal involved the HUD office? 39 45 -105 5 In fact , at one point Merry Chase ( Melinda Mullins ) , a cool , carefully coiffed television announcer , recites a list of a dozen or more scandals of recent years , concluding with those affecting the Department of Housing and Urban Development and the savings and loan industry . savings and loan industry What was the scandal involving the savings and loan industry? 47 51 -106 1 The former president of FirstSouth F . A . , a defunct Arkansas thrift , pleaded guilty to conspiring to inflate the institution ' s earnings by concealing worthless loan guarantees . by concealing worthless loan guarantees What are they? 26 31 -106 1 The former president of FirstSouth F . A . , a defunct Arkansas thrift , pleaded guilty to conspiring to inflate the institution ' s earnings by concealing worthless loan guarantees . a defunct Arkansas thrift , What is a defunct Arkansas thrift? 10 15 -106 1 The former president of FirstSouth F . A . , a defunct Arkansas thrift , pleaded guilty to conspiring to inflate the institution ' s earnings by concealing worthless loan guarantees . worthless loan guarantees How did worthless loan guarantees inflate the earnings? 28 31 -106 1 The former president of FirstSouth F . A . , a defunct Arkansas thrift , pleaded guilty to conspiring to inflate the institution ' s earnings by concealing worthless loan guarantees . loan why are they worthless loan guarantees? 29 30 -106 1 The former president of FirstSouth F . A . , a defunct Arkansas thrift , pleaded guilty to conspiring to inflate the institution ' s earnings by concealing worthless loan guarantees . thrift , What is a thrift in this context? 13 15 -106 2 Roderick D . Reed III , who was also chief operating officer of FirstSouth , could receive a maximum sentence of five years in federal prison and a $ 250 , 000 fine . also chief operating officer of FirstSouth , How did someone so crooked get two positions of power at this company? 8 15 -106 2 Roderick D . Reed III , who was also chief operating officer of FirstSouth , could receive a maximum sentence of five years in federal prison and a $ 250 , 000 fine . of five years in federal prison and is he likely to get it? 20 27 -106 2 Roderick D . Reed III , who was also chief operating officer of FirstSouth , could receive a maximum sentence of five years in federal prison and a $ 250 , 000 fine . five Does he have a chance of parole? 21 22 -106 3 A sentencing date hasn ' t been set . sentencing why hasnt it been set? 1 2 -106 3 A sentencing date hasn ' t been set . date Why and what is the delay? 2 3 -106 4 Mr . Reed admitted he conspired to conceal an agreement not to enforce loan guarantees executed by Dallas real - estate developers A . Starke Taylor III and George S . Watson , both of whom were FirstSouth stockholders . conspired to conceal an agreement How did he think he'd get away with that? 5 10 -106 4 Mr . Reed admitted he conspired to conceal an agreement not to enforce loan guarantees executed by Dallas real - estate developers A . Starke Taylor III and George S . Watson , both of whom were FirstSouth stockholders . conspired What methods did he take to commit to this conspiracy? 5 6 -106 5 Neither Mr . Taylor nor Mr . Watson have been charged with criminal wrongdoing . wrongdoing Again, it doesn't let me highlight everything - just a single word. What wrongdoing were the initially accused of? 13 14 -106 5 Neither Mr . Taylor nor Mr . Watson have been charged with criminal wrongdoing . have been charged Why would these two individuals not be charged as well? 8 11 -106 5 Neither Mr . Taylor nor Mr . Watson have been charged with criminal wrongdoing . criminal wrongdoing why werent they charged? 12 14 -107 1 Prospect Group Inc . , whose recent hostile tender offer for Recognition Equipment Inc . failed for lack of financing , apparently has gained a measure of control over the troubled company anyway . gained How did Prospect Group Inc. gain any control, over Recognition Equipment Inc? 23 24 -107 1 Prospect Group Inc . , whose recent hostile tender offer for Recognition Equipment Inc . failed for lack of financing , apparently has gained a measure of control over the troubled company anyway . recent hostile tender offer How was the offer hostile? 6 10 -107 1 Prospect Group Inc . , whose recent hostile tender offer for Recognition Equipment Inc . failed for lack of financing , apparently has gained a measure of control over the troubled company anyway . over the troubled company anyway How did it gain control despite failing? 28 33 -107 2 As part of what a Recognition spokeswoman termed an " amiable agreement , " Prospect Group will wind up with control of top management posts and an increased stake in the maker of data management equipment . spokeswoman What is the name of this spokeswoman? 6 7 -107 2 As part of what a Recognition spokeswoman termed an " amiable agreement , " Prospect Group will wind up with control of top management posts and an increased stake in the maker of data management equipment . " amiable What's is an amiable agreement? 9 11 -107 2 As part of what a Recognition spokeswoman termed an " amiable agreement , " Prospect Group will wind up with control of top management posts and an increased stake in the maker of data management equipment . " amiable agreement , " Why is it being described as amiable if it was hostile? 9 14 -107 3 In a management restructuring , Thomas L . Ringer resigned as chairman , chief executive and a director , while Israel Sheinberg resigned as a director . Thomas Who replaced those guys? 5 6 -107 3 In a management restructuring , Thomas L . Ringer resigned as chairman , chief executive and a director , while Israel Sheinberg resigned as a director . Sheinberg resigned as a director what was his reasoning for resignation? 21 26 -107 4 Mr . Sheinberg remains as executive vice president . Sheinberg Why did Mr, Sheinberg get promoted? 2 3 -107 4 Mr . Sheinberg remains as executive vice president . remains Why will he retain this role if not the other? 3 4 -107 4 Mr . Sheinberg remains as executive vice president . Sheinberg remains as executive does he want to keep the position? 2 6 -107 5 Thomas M . Hurley and Robert A . Vanourek , who had been designated to take over Recognition ' s top spots had Prospect ' s tender offer succeeded , were named co - chief executives and directors . Recognition ' s How many top spots did Recognition have? 17 20 -107 5 Thomas M . Hurley and Robert A . Vanourek , who had been designated to take over Recognition ' s top spots had Prospect ' s tender offer succeeded , were named co - chief executives and directors . tender offer WHAT IS A TENDER OFFER? 26 28 -108 1 Tribune Co . , helped by a hefty boost in performance at its broadcasting and entertainment operations , said net income jumped 21 % in its third quarter ended Sept . 24 on a 3 % increase in revenue . helped by a hefty boost How did they help? 4 9 -108 1 Tribune Co . , helped by a hefty boost in performance at its broadcasting and entertainment operations , said net income jumped 21 % in its third quarter ended Sept . 24 on a 3 % increase in revenue . 3 % increase in revenue What does that equate to? 34 39 -108 2 The broadcasting and newspaper concern , based in Chicago , said net was $ 62 . 7 million , or 77 cents a primary share , up from $ 51 . 6 million , or 69 cents a share . broadcasting and newspaper concern , why is it a concern? 1 6 -108 3 Per - share figures this year reflect $ 6 . 8 million in preferred - share dividends ; the 1988 quarter didn ' t have such a payout . 1988 quarter didn ' t have such a payout How does this play into things? 19 28 -108 3 Per - share figures this year reflect $ 6 . 8 million in preferred - share dividends ; the 1988 quarter didn ' t have such a payout . 1988 quarter was this a long time ago? 19 21 -108 4 Revenue rose to $ 590 . 7 million from $ 575 . 1 million . Revenue rose How much would they dividend be? 0 2 -108 5 Nine - month net climbed 19 % to $ 174 . 8 million , or $ 2 . 21 a primary share , from $ 147 . 5 million , or $ 1 . 94 a share . Nine - month net climbed 19 % Why did it climb? 0 7 -109 1 Tuesday , October 17 , 1989 Tuesday , October 17 , 1989 What happened on this date? 0 6 -109 1 Tuesday , October 17 , 1989 Tuesday , October 17 , 1989 What is significant about Tuesday, October 17,1989? 0 6 -109 1 Tuesday , October 17 , 1989 Tuesday , October 17 , 1989 What is this date? 0 6 -109 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . don ' t always represent Why don't interest rates always represent transactions? 19 24 -109 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . actual What is a good representation of actual transactions? 24 25 -109 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . actual transactions what do they represent? 24 26 -109 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % Where is the rest of the list? 0 8 -109 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . PRIME RATE : what is a prime rate? 0 3 -109 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % What is this for? 0 8 -109 4 The base rate on corporate loans at large U . S . money center commercial banks . base What is the base rate on corporate loans at large US banks? 1 2 -109 4 The base rate on corporate loans at large U . S . money center commercial banks . center commercial banks which banks? 13 16 -109 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 8 11 / 16 % high , 8 5 / 8 % low , 8 5 / 8 % near closing bid , 8 11 / 16 % offered . 8 11 / 16 % high , How much in USD is that number? 3 10 -109 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 8 11 / 16 % high , 8 5 / 8 % low , 8 5 / 8 % near closing bid , 8 11 / 16 % offered . FEDERAL FUNDS : What are federal funds? 0 3 -109 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 8 11 / 16 % high , 8 5 / 8 % low , 8 5 / 8 % near closing bid , 8 11 / 16 % offered . FEDERAL What do Federal Funds represent? 0 1 -109 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 8 11 / 16 % high , 8 5 / 8 % low , 8 5 / 8 % near closing bid , 8 11 / 16 % offered . FEDERAL FUNDS : What are these for? 0 3 -110 1 Ashton - Tate Corp . reported a net loss of $ 19 . 4 million , or 74 cents a share , for the third quarter , which was burdened by severance costs and the expense of upgrading its database software inventories . severance Why was there such a big debt in severance? 31 32 -110 1 Ashton - Tate Corp . reported a net loss of $ 19 . 4 million , or 74 cents a share , for the third quarter , which was burdened by severance costs and the expense of upgrading its database software inventories . upgrading its database software inventories How big was it's database software inventories before? 37 42 -110 1 Ashton - Tate Corp . reported a net loss of $ 19 . 4 million , or 74 cents a share , for the third quarter , which was burdened by severance costs and the expense of upgrading its database software inventories . severance costs Are these severance costs going to laid off employees? 31 33 -110 2 The software company said revenue slid 28 % to $ 53 . 9 million . slid What was the reason for the slide? 5 6 -110 2 The software company said revenue slid 28 % to $ 53 . 9 million . revenue slid 28 % What was the revenue prior to this? 4 8 -110 3 This contrasts with the year - ago quarter , when the company had net income of $ 11 . 7 million , or 45 cents a share , on revenue of $ 75 . 7 million . income What happened compared to a year-ago? 14 15 -110 3 This contrasts with the year - ago quarter , when the company had net income of $ 11 . 7 million , or 45 cents a share , on revenue of $ 75 . 7 million . This contrasts with the year - ago quarter , What was the reason behind the decline in revenue? 0 9 -110 3 This contrasts with the year - ago quarter , when the company had net income of $ 11 . 7 million , or 45 cents a share , on revenue of $ 75 . 7 million . year - ago Is this the exact same quarter just one year prior? 4 7 -110 4 For the nine months , Ashton - Tate had a loss of $ 27 . 6 million , or $ 1 . 05 a share . Ashton - Tate What is Ashton Tate? 5 8 -110 5 In the year - ago period , the company had profit of $ 34 . 3 million , or $ 1 . 32 a share . company had profit of $ 34 . 3 million , What is the company's profit during this period? 8 18 -110 5 In the year - ago period , the company had profit of $ 34 . 3 million , or $ 1 . 32 a share . period , Is this time measured in quarters or months? 5 7 -111 1 A surprising surge in the U . S . trade deficit raised fears that the nation ' s export drive has stalled , and caused new turmoil in financial markets . the nation ' s export drive has stalled , Why would our export drive have stalled in other nations? 14 23 -111 1 A surprising surge in the U . S . trade deficit raised fears that the nation ' s export drive has stalled , and caused new turmoil in financial markets . nation ' s export drive has stalled , Why would the export drive stall? 15 23 -111 1 A surprising surge in the U . S . trade deficit raised fears that the nation ' s export drive has stalled , and caused new turmoil in financial markets . surprising surge Why was there a surprising surge in the U.S. trade deficit? 1 3 -111 1 A surprising surge in the U . S . trade deficit raised fears that the nation ' s export drive has stalled , and caused new turmoil in financial markets . surprising surge how did the surge occur?\nwhy is it surprising? 1 3 -111 2 The merchandise trade deficit widened in August to $ 10 . 77 billion , the Commerce Department reported , a sharp deterioration from July ' s $ 8 . 24 billion and the largest deficit of any month this year . $ 8 . 24 billion and the largest Why did the largest deficit happen in July? 26 34 -111 2 The merchandise trade deficit widened in August to $ 10 . 77 billion , the Commerce Department reported , a sharp deterioration from July ' s $ 8 . 24 billion and the largest deficit of any month this year . The merchandise trade What types of goods are being effected the most? 0 3 -111 2 The merchandise trade deficit widened in August to $ 10 . 77 billion , the Commerce Department reported , a sharp deterioration from July ' s $ 8 . 24 billion and the largest deficit of any month this year . widened in August Why did the merchandise trade deficit widen in August? 4 7 -111 3 Exports fell for the second month in a row , while imports rose to a record . while imports rose Would putting a tariff on those imports help mend the deficit? 10 13 -111 3 Exports fell for the second month in a row , while imports rose to a record . fell for the second month Why did the exports fell for two moths in a row? 1 6 -111 3 Exports fell for the second month in a row , while imports rose to a record . imports rose to a record Why did the imports rose while the exports were falling?\n 11 16 -111 4 " This is one of the worst trade releases we ' ve had since the dollar troughed out in 1987 , " said Geoffrey Dennis , chief international economist at James Capel Inc . Like most analysts , Mr . Dennis was hesitant to read too much into one month ' s numbers ; but he said , " It indicates perhaps that the balance in the U . S . economy is not as good as we ' ve been led to believe . " not as good as we ' ve been led to believe . " Why would the balance in the US economy not be as balanced as believed? 73 86 -111 4 " This is one of the worst trade releases we ' ve had since the dollar troughed out in 1987 , " said Geoffrey Dennis , chief international economist at James Capel Inc . Like most analysts , Mr . Dennis was hesitant to read too much into one month ' s numbers ; but he said , " It indicates perhaps that the balance in the U . S . economy is not as good as we ' ve been led to believe . " not as good Who misled Mr. Dennis into believing the U.S. economy was better than it actually was? 73 76 -111 4 " This is one of the worst trade releases we ' ve had since the dollar troughed out in 1987 , " said Geoffrey Dennis , chief international economist at James Capel Inc . Like most analysts , Mr . Dennis was hesitant to read too much into one month ' s numbers ; but he said , " It indicates perhaps that the balance in the U . S . economy is not as good as we ' ve been led to believe . " hesitant to read Why are most analysts hesitant to read one month's numbers? 42 45 -111 5 The number had a troubling effect on Wall Street , suggesting that more fundamental economic problems may underlie last Friday ' s stock market slide . more fundamental economic problems How big of an economical problem could this turnout to be? 12 16 -111 5 The number had a troubling effect on Wall Street , suggesting that more fundamental economic problems may underlie last Friday ' s stock market slide . fundamental economic problems What are the fundamental economic problems underlying the stock market's slide? 13 16 -111 5 The number had a troubling effect on Wall Street , suggesting that more fundamental economic problems may underlie last Friday ' s stock market slide . last Friday ' s stock market slide how does the last friday's slide affect the future numbers of the Wall street? 18 25 -112 1 Hopes for quick enactment of pending deficit - reduction legislation faded as efforts to streamline the House version in advance of a House - Senate conference broke down . Hopes who is hoping? 0 1 -112 1 Hopes for quick enactment of pending deficit - reduction legislation faded as efforts to streamline the House version in advance of a House - Senate conference broke down . deficit - reduction legislation What does \"deficit-reduction legislation\" mean? 6 10 -112 1 Hopes for quick enactment of pending deficit - reduction legislation faded as efforts to streamline the House version in advance of a House - Senate conference broke down . House version What does the \"House version\" consist of? 16 18 -112 1 Hopes for quick enactment of pending deficit - reduction legislation faded as efforts to streamline the House version in advance of a House - Senate conference broke down . conference broke down Why did the conference break down? 25 28 -112 2 House leaders had hoped to follow the Senate ' s lead by getting an agreement from House committee chairmen under which they would drop items that wouldn ' t reduce the fiscal 1990 budget deficit from the House - passed bill before the negotiations with the Senate began . House leaders had hoped Which house leaders? 0 4 -112 2 House leaders had hoped to follow the Senate ' s lead by getting an agreement from House committee chairmen under which they would drop items that wouldn ' t reduce the fiscal 1990 budget deficit from the House - passed bill before the negotiations with the Senate began . 1990 budget is this a well known budget? 32 34 -112 2 House leaders had hoped to follow the Senate ' s lead by getting an agreement from House committee chairmen under which they would drop items that wouldn ' t reduce the fiscal 1990 budget deficit from the House - passed bill before the negotiations with the Senate began . House - passed bill What was the \"House-passed bill?\" 37 41 -112 3 But the effort became snagged on the question of what would become of other issues , ranging from cutting the capital - gains tax to child care to repeal of catastrophic - illness insurance . " Many members feel there are important features of the House bill that should be enacted , " Speaker Thomas Foley ( D . , Wash . ) said . " If there is any support for reducing the bill , it is conditioned on their desire to see them passed in another form . " their desire why do they desire it? 80 82 -112 3 But the effort became snagged on the question of what would become of other issues , ranging from cutting the capital - gains tax to child care to repeal of catastrophic - illness insurance . " Many members feel there are important features of the House bill that should be enacted , " Speaker Thomas Foley ( D . , Wash . ) said . " If there is any support for reducing the bill , it is conditioned on their desire to see them passed in another form . " reducing the bill , Why would they want to reduce the bill? 72 76 -112 4 Now those items will be discussed in a House - Senate conference , which could begin as soon as today , with the expectation that they could either be resolved there or placed into other legislation . " You ' ve got to give these chairmen the opportunity to see if they can work things out , " said House Budget Committee Chairman Leon Panetta ( D . , Calif . ) . " This is a democratic process - - you can ' t slam - dunk anything around here . " placed into other legislation Why would it be placed into another legislation? 32 36 -112 5 White House Budget Director Richard Darman has said he would continue to press to keep the capital - gains provision in the final version of the bill unless the House drops many of its costly provisions . Richard Darman what are his credentials? 4 6 -112 5 White House Budget Director Richard Darman has said he would continue to press to keep the capital - gains provision in the final version of the bill unless the House drops many of its costly provisions . capital - gains provision What is the capital-gains provision? 16 20 -112 5 White House Budget Director Richard Darman has said he would continue to press to keep the capital - gains provision in the final version of the bill unless the House drops many of its costly provisions . capital - gains provision What is the capital-gains provision? 16 20 -113 1 Mutual - fund czar John M . Templeton has put his money where his moniker is , pouring $ 1 . 4 million into one of his own funds , the Templeton Value Fund . John M . Templeton What is John M. Templeton's net worth? 4 8 -113 1 Mutual - fund czar John M . Templeton has put his money where his moniker is , pouring $ 1 . 4 million into one of his own funds , the Templeton Value Fund . pouring $ 1 . 4 million into one of his own funds , Why is Templeton putting so much of his own money into the fund? 17 30 -113 1 Mutual - fund czar John M . Templeton has put his money where his moniker is , pouring $ 1 . 4 million into one of his own funds , the Templeton Value Fund . Templeton Value Fund What does this fund do for the public? 31 34 -113 2 Mr . Templeton owns shares in several of the 33 funds that his firm manages , but only in three of the 10 available to U . S . investors , according to filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission . three of the 10 available to U . S . investors , Who are the other funds available to? 19 31 -113 2 Mr . Templeton owns shares in several of the 33 funds that his firm manages , but only in three of the 10 available to U . S . investors , according to filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission . 33 funds What are some of the 33 funds? 9 11 -113 3 Those are Templeton Global Income , Templeton Emerging Markets and now the Value Fund . Templeton Emerging Markets Which countries does the Templeton Emerging Markets fund invest in? 6 9 -113 3 Those are Templeton Global Income , Templeton Emerging Markets and now the Value Fund . Global Income , Templeton Emerging Markets What do these funds do? 3 9 -113 4 Why did he add the Value Fund to the list ? Value Fund What's the Value Fund's ROI? 5 7 -113 4 Why did he add the Value Fund to the list ? Why Why did he add the Value Fund to the list? 0 1 -113 5 Because he ' s very bullish on the emerging growth stocks that make up the fund ' s portfolio , Mr . Templeton said from his Bahamas hideaway . very bullish Why is Mr. Templeton bullish on emerging growth stocks? 4 6 -113 5 Because he ' s very bullish on the emerging growth stocks that make up the fund ' s portfolio , Mr . Templeton said from his Bahamas hideaway . he ' s very bullish on the emerging growth Why is Templeton so bullish on the stocks? 1 10 -113 5 Because he ' s very bullish on the emerging growth stocks that make up the fund ' s portfolio , Mr . Templeton said from his Bahamas hideaway . bullish Bullish in what sense? 5 6 -113 5 Because he ' s very bullish on the emerging growth stocks that make up the fund ' s portfolio , Mr . Templeton said from his Bahamas hideaway . bullish What does this mean in terms of business? 5 6 -114 1 A new drug to prevent the rejection of transplanted organs has been successfully used on more than 100 patients at the University of Pittsburgh , according to researchers . according to researchers . Who are the researchers? 25 29 -114 1 A new drug to prevent the rejection of transplanted organs has been successfully used on more than 100 patients at the University of Pittsburgh , according to researchers . prevent the rejection How does it completely prevent rejection? 4 7 -114 1 A new drug to prevent the rejection of transplanted organs has been successfully used on more than 100 patients at the University of Pittsburgh , according to researchers . successfully used What length of time indicates a success for this test? 12 14 -114 1 A new drug to prevent the rejection of transplanted organs has been successfully used on more than 100 patients at the University of Pittsburgh , according to researchers . new drug What is the chemical makeup of the new drug? 1 3 -114 1 A new drug to prevent the rejection of transplanted organs has been successfully used on more than 100 patients at the University of Pittsburgh , according to researchers . rejection Why are transplanted organ rejected? 6 7 -114 2 The drug , which is still in the experimental phase , hasn ' t been approved yet by the Food and Drug Admistration , and its long - term effects are unknown . long - term effects What kind of long-term effects are possible? 26 30 -114 2 The drug , which is still in the experimental phase , hasn ' t been approved yet by the Food and Drug Admistration , and its long - term effects are unknown . which is still in the experimental phase , How long has the drug been being experimented with? 3 11 -114 2 The drug , which is still in the experimental phase , hasn ' t been approved yet by the Food and Drug Admistration , and its long - term effects are unknown . drug , which is still in the experimental phase , What is the name of the new drug? 1 11 -114 2 The drug , which is still in the experimental phase , hasn ' t been approved yet by the Food and Drug Admistration , and its long - term effects are unknown . approved How long does it take to get approved? 15 16 -114 3 But researchers say the drug , called FK - 506 , could revolutionize the transplantation field by reducing harmful side effects and by lowering rejection rates . reducing harmful side effects What harmful side effects does it help prevent? 17 21 -114 3 But researchers say the drug , called FK - 506 , could revolutionize the transplantation field by reducing harmful side effects and by lowering rejection rates . by reducing harmful side effects What side effects are being reduced? 16 21 -114 3 But researchers say the drug , called FK - 506 , could revolutionize the transplantation field by reducing harmful side effects and by lowering rejection rates . lowering rejection rates How much are the rejection rates being lowered? 23 26 -114 3 But researchers say the drug , called FK - 506 , could revolutionize the transplantation field by reducing harmful side effects and by lowering rejection rates . reducing harmful side effects and by lowering What is the reaction that causes the reduction in harmful side effects and the lowering of rejection rates? 17 24 -114 3 But researchers say the drug , called FK - 506 , could revolutionize the transplantation field by reducing harmful side effects and by lowering rejection rates . side effects How do they know it reduces side effects if it hasn't been tested long enough yet? 19 21 -114 4 Rejection has been the major obstacle in the approximately 30 , 000 organ transplants performed world - wide each year . 30 , 000 organ transplants What is the limiting factor in terms of the number of transplants that occur? 9 14 -114 4 Rejection has been the major obstacle in the approximately 30 , 000 organ transplants performed world - wide each year . 30 , 000 organ transplants performed What organ is the most commonly rejected? 9 15 -114 5 Researchers began using the drug in February on patients who had received kidney , liver , heart and pancreas transplants . kidney , liver , heart and pancreas How does the drug perform when other organs are being transplanted? 12 19 -114 5 Researchers began using the drug in February on patients who had received kidney , liver , heart and pancreas transplants . using the drug in February on patients How many patient trials have there been? 2 9 -114 5 Researchers began using the drug in February on patients who had received kidney , liver , heart and pancreas transplants . using the drug How can they use the drug if it has not been approved yet? 2 5 -115 1 The dollar finished softer yesterday , tilted lower by continued concern about the stock market . continued concern What is concerning about the stock market? 9 11 -115 1 The dollar finished softer yesterday , tilted lower by continued concern about the stock market . concern Why is there concern about the stock market? 10 11 -115 1 The dollar finished softer yesterday , tilted lower by continued concern about the stock market . softer does softer mean lower? 3 4 -115 1 The dollar finished softer yesterday , tilted lower by continued concern about the stock market . concern about the stock market Why is there concern about the stock market? 10 15 -115 2 " We ' re trading with a very wary eye on Wall Street , " said Trevor Woodland , chief corporate trader at Harris Trust & Savings Bank in New York . " No one is willing to place a firm bet that the stock market won ' t take another tumultuous ride . " another tumultuous ride What tumultuous ride has the stock market been on? 50 53 -115 2 " We ' re trading with a very wary eye on Wall Street , " said Trevor Woodland , chief corporate trader at Harris Trust & Savings Bank in New York . " No one is willing to place a firm bet that the stock market won ' t take another tumultuous ride . " tumultuous ride Why is the stock market taking a tumultuous ride? 51 53 -115 2 " We ' re trading with a very wary eye on Wall Street , " said Trevor Woodland , chief corporate trader at Harris Trust & Savings Bank in New York . " No one is willing to place a firm bet that the stock market won ' t take another tumultuous ride . " tumultuous why would it? 51 52 -115 2 " We ' re trading with a very wary eye on Wall Street , " said Trevor Woodland , chief corporate trader at Harris Trust & Savings Bank in New York . " No one is willing to place a firm bet that the stock market won ' t take another tumultuous ride . " tumultuous ride Why would the stock market take another tumultuous ride? 51 53 -115 3 News of the major earthquake in California Tuesday triggered a round of dollar sales in early Asian trade , but most foreign - exchange dealers said they expect the impact of the quake on financial markets to be short - lived . major earthquake in California Where is California was there an earthquake? 3 7 -115 3 News of the major earthquake in California Tuesday triggered a round of dollar sales in early Asian trade , but most foreign - exchange dealers said they expect the impact of the quake on financial markets to be short - lived . short - lived Why would the financial impact be short lived? 38 41 -115 3 News of the major earthquake in California Tuesday triggered a round of dollar sales in early Asian trade , but most foreign - exchange dealers said they expect the impact of the quake on financial markets to be short - lived . triggered a round Why did the earthquake create sales in Asian trade? 8 11 -115 3 News of the major earthquake in California Tuesday triggered a round of dollar sales in early Asian trade , but most foreign - exchange dealers said they expect the impact of the quake on financial markets to be short - lived . short - lived Why would the impact of the earthquake on financial markets be short-lived? 38 41 -115 3 News of the major earthquake in California Tuesday triggered a round of dollar sales in early Asian trade , but most foreign - exchange dealers said they expect the impact of the quake on financial markets to be short - lived . major earthquake Why does a major earthquake in California effect Asian trade? 3 5 -115 4 Despite the dollar ' s lackluster performance , some foreign - exchange traders maintain that the U . S . unit remains relatively well bid . traders maintain What makes the traders' opinion different than the performance of the dollar? 12 14 -115 5 Harris Trust ' s Mr . Woodland noted that the unit continues to show resilience in the face of a barrage of " headline negatives " in recent weeks , including rate increases in Europe and Japan , aggressive central bank intervention , a 190 - point plunge in New York stock prices , an unexpectedly poor U . S . trade report and action by the Federal Reserve to nudge U . S . rates lower . show resilience How has it shown resilience? 13 15 -115 5 Harris Trust ' s Mr . Woodland noted that the unit continues to show resilience in the face of a barrage of " headline negatives " in recent weeks , including rate increases in Europe and Japan , aggressive central bank intervention , a 190 - point plunge in New York stock prices , an unexpectedly poor U . S . trade report and action by the Federal Reserve to nudge U . S . rates lower . " headline negatives " is this just bad news? 22 26 -115 5 Harris Trust ' s Mr . Woodland noted that the unit continues to show resilience in the face of a barrage of " headline negatives " in recent weeks , including rate increases in Europe and Japan , aggressive central bank intervention , a 190 - point plunge in New York stock prices , an unexpectedly poor U . S . trade report and action by the Federal Reserve to nudge U . S . rates lower . show resilience How is the dollar showing resilience? 13 15 -116 1 INSURERS ARE FACING billions of dollars in damage claims from the California quake . INSURERS ARE FACING Why is it typed all in capitals? 0 3 -116 1 INSURERS ARE FACING billions of dollars in damage claims from the California quake . billions of dollars How many billions of dollars? 3 6 -116 1 INSURERS ARE FACING billions of dollars in damage claims from the California quake . California quake Which Earthquake are we speaking of? 11 13 -116 1 INSURERS ARE FACING billions of dollars in damage claims from the California quake . the California quake Where and when did the earthquake happen? 10 13 -116 1 INSURERS ARE FACING billions of dollars in damage claims from the California quake . INSURERS which insurers? 0 1 -116 1 INSURERS ARE FACING billions of dollars in damage claims from the California quake . California quake Which quake and where in California? 11 13 -116 2 But most businesses in the Bay area , including Silicon Valley , weren ' t greatly affected . weren ' t greatly affected Why weren't they greatly affected and how? 12 17 -116 2 But most businesses in the Bay area , including Silicon Valley , weren ' t greatly affected . affected What does it matter if silicon wasn't affected; where's the concern for the whole state? 16 17 -116 2 But most businesses in the Bay area , including Silicon Valley , weren ' t greatly affected . greatly affected why not affected? 15 17 -116 3 Computer and software companies in the region are expecting virtually no long - term disruption in shipments . Computer and software companies Why do these companies not expect no long-term disruption in shipments compare to the other companies in the region? 0 4 -116 3 Computer and software companies in the region are expecting virtually no long - term disruption in shipments . long - term disruption in shipments Why are we concerned with shipments when damages need to be accounted for state wide?What kind of damage would be deemed a disruption? 11 17 -116 3 Computer and software companies in the region are expecting virtually no long - term disruption in shipments . virtually but not literally? 9 10 -116 4 Also , investors quickly singled out stocks of companies expected to profit or suffer from the disaster . stocks of companies What are the stocks that they expect to profit or suffer? 6 9 -116 4 Also , investors quickly singled out stocks of companies expected to profit or suffer from the disaster . investors Who are these investors? 2 3 -116 4 Also , investors quickly singled out stocks of companies expected to profit or suffer from the disaster . investors quickly singled out stocks how did they single out? 2 7 -116 4 Also , investors quickly singled out stocks of companies expected to profit or suffer from the disaster . companies Which companies? 8 9 -116 5 Leveraged buy - outs may be curbed by two rules in pending congressional legislation . two rules What are the two rules the writer is referring to? 8 10 -116 5 Leveraged buy - outs may be curbed by two rules in pending congressional legislation . Leveraged buy - outs What is a leveraged buy-out? 0 4 -117 1 CALIFORNIA STRUGGLED with the aftermath of a Bay area earthquake . Bay area how big was the quake? 7 9 -117 1 CALIFORNIA STRUGGLED with the aftermath of a Bay area earthquake . the aftermath How much damage did the earthquake do? 3 5 -117 1 CALIFORNIA STRUGGLED with the aftermath of a Bay area earthquake . Bay area earthquake How strong was the earthquake? 7 10 -117 2 As aftershocks shook the San Francisco Bay area , rescuers searched through rubble for survivors of Tuesday ' s temblor , and residents picked their way through glass - strewn streets . Tuesday ' s temblor , what is a temblor? 16 21 -117 2 As aftershocks shook the San Francisco Bay area , rescuers searched through rubble for survivors of Tuesday ' s temblor , and residents picked their way through glass - strewn streets . aftershocks shook How long did the aftershocks last? 1 3 -117 2 As aftershocks shook the San Francisco Bay area , rescuers searched through rubble for survivors of Tuesday ' s temblor , and residents picked their way through glass - strewn streets . searched through rubble for survivors How many people were rescued? 10 15 -117 3 In Oakland , hopes faded for finding any more survivors within the concrete and steel from the collapse of an interstate highway . hopes faded for finding any more survivors How many were thought to be left? 3 10 -117 3 In Oakland , hopes faded for finding any more survivors within the concrete and steel from the collapse of an interstate highway . interstate highway Were many cars involved? 20 22 -117 4 At least 270 people were reported killed and 1 , 400 injured in the rush - hour tremor that caused billions of dollars of damage along 100 miles of the San Andreas fault . San Andreas fault where is that? 30 33 -117 4 At least 270 people were reported killed and 1 , 400 injured in the rush - hour tremor that caused billions of dollars of damage along 100 miles of the San Andreas fault . tremor How strong was the tremor? 17 18 -117 4 At least 270 people were reported killed and 1 , 400 injured in the rush - hour tremor that caused billions of dollars of damage along 100 miles of the San Andreas fault . rush - hour What time was it? 14 17 -117 4 At least 270 people were reported killed and 1 , 400 injured in the rush - hour tremor that caused billions of dollars of damage along 100 miles of the San Andreas fault . 100 miles of the San Andreas fault How long is the fault? 26 33 -117 5 Bush declared the region a major disaster area and the military was mobilized to prevent looting . military was mobilized how many troops? 10 13 -117 5 Bush declared the region a major disaster area and the military was mobilized to prevent looting . the military What branch of the military is responsible for this? 9 11 -117 5 Bush declared the region a major disaster area and the military was mobilized to prevent looting . mobilized to prevent looting Was there a lot of looting? 12 16 -118 1 Texaco Inc . has purchased an oil - producing company in Texas for $ 476 . 5 million , its first major acquisition since its legal brawl with Pennzoil Co . began more than four years ago . acquisition What does this mean? 22 23 -118 1 Texaco Inc . has purchased an oil - producing company in Texas for $ 476 . 5 million , its first major acquisition since its legal brawl with Pennzoil Co . began more than four years ago . since its legal brawl with Pennzoil Co What was the legal brawl about? 23 30 -118 1 Texaco Inc . has purchased an oil - producing company in Texas for $ 476 . 5 million , its first major acquisition since its legal brawl with Pennzoil Co . began more than four years ago . four years ago when was the last? 34 37 -118 1 Texaco Inc . has purchased an oil - producing company in Texas for $ 476 . 5 million , its first major acquisition since its legal brawl with Pennzoil Co . began more than four years ago . an oil - producing company in Texas Which oil-producing company in Texas? 5 12 -118 1 Texaco Inc . has purchased an oil - producing company in Texas for $ 476 . 5 million , its first major acquisition since its legal brawl with Pennzoil Co . began more than four years ago . its legal brawl What was this legal brawl about? 24 27 -118 1 Texaco Inc . has purchased an oil - producing company in Texas for $ 476 . 5 million , its first major acquisition since its legal brawl with Pennzoil Co . began more than four years ago . legal brawl What sort of legal brawl were they engaged in? 25 27 -118 2 The White Plains , N . Y . , oil company said Friday that it had acquired Tana Production Corp . , a subsidiary of TRT Energy Holdings Inc . , for $ 95 . 1 million in cash , with the rest to be paid in shares of a new , non - voting issue of preferred stock . non - voting issue what is a non voting issue? 52 56 -118 3 Tana , which holds properties in 17 oil and gas fields in south Texas , will provide Texaco with mostly gas reserves . mostly gas reserves What else will they provide Texaco? 19 22 -118 4 The fields contain recoverable reserves of 435 billion cubic feet of natural gas and four million barrels of oil . recoverable reserves what is a recoverable reserve? 3 5 -118 5 " This acquisition is another indication of Texaco ' s commitment to increase the company ' s reserve base , " said Chief Executive Officer James W . Kinnear . acquisition when was the last indication? 2 3 -118 5 " This acquisition is another indication of Texaco ' s commitment to increase the company ' s reserve base , " said Chief Executive Officer James W . Kinnear . reserve base , " Elaborate on what a reserve base is. 17 21 -119 1 With a Twist of the Wrist Twist what about a flick? 2 3 -119 1 With a Twist of the Wrist With a Twist of the Wrist What was with a twist of the wrist? 0 6 -119 1 With a Twist of the Wrist Twist of the Wrist Why would they twist their wrist? 2 6 -119 2 Boys with tops , and Frisbee tossers , Frisbee tossers , why are they tossed? 5 8 -119 2 Boys with tops , and Frisbee tossers , Boys with tops , What about boys with tops? 0 4 -119 2 Boys with tops , and Frisbee tossers , Frisbee tossers , What is a frisbee tosser? 5 8 -119 3 And P . R . types with bees in their bonnet , P . R What are PR types? 1 4 -119 3 And P . R . types with bees in their bonnet , P . R . types What are P.R. types? 1 6 -119 4 Have a goal in common , all of them try goal in common , what is the goal? 2 6 -119 4 Have a goal in common , all of them try Have a goal in common , What is their common goal? 0 6 -119 4 Have a goal in common , all of them try goal in common , Whats the goal that's in common? 2 6 -119 4 Have a goal in common , all of them try all of them try What are they all trying? 6 10 -119 5 To put the right spin on it . spin on it Put the spin on what? 4 7 -119 5 To put the right spin on it . right spin on it What is it that they are putting a spin on? 3 7 -119 5 To put the right spin on it . spin What is the spin? 4 5 -120 1 The Senate convicted U . S . District Judge Alcee Hastings of Florida of eight impeachment articles , removing the 53 - year - old judge from his $ 89 , 500 - a - year , lifetime job . removing Why is he being impeached? 18 19 -120 1 The Senate convicted U . S . District Judge Alcee Hastings of Florida of eight impeachment articles , removing the 53 - year - old judge from his $ 89 , 500 - a - year , lifetime job . eight impeachment articles , What were the impeachment articles? 14 18 -120 2 Mr . Hastings ' s case was particularly nettlesome because it marked the first time a federal official was impeached and removed from office on charges of which a jury had acquitted him . on charges of which a jury had acquitted him . What were the charges he was acquitted of? 24 34 -120 2 Mr . Hastings ' s case was particularly nettlesome because it marked the first time a federal official was impeached and removed from office on charges of which a jury had acquitted him . removed from office Why was he removed from office if he had been acquitted? 21 24 -120 2 Mr . Hastings ' s case was particularly nettlesome because it marked the first time a federal official was impeached and removed from office on charges of which a jury had acquitted him . nettlesome what is this word? 8 9 -120 2 Mr . Hastings ' s case was particularly nettlesome because it marked the first time a federal official was impeached and removed from office on charges of which a jury had acquitted him . jury had acquitted him Why did the jury acquit him? 29 33 -120 3 In 1983 , Mr . Hastings was found not guilty of accepting a $ 150 , 000 bribe in a case before him , the central charge on which the Senate convicted him . convicted How can he be convicted if he was found not guilty? 31 32 -120 3 In 1983 , Mr . Hastings was found not guilty of accepting a $ 150 , 000 bribe in a case before him , the central charge on which the Senate convicted him . 1983 , how long was the case? 1 3 -120 3 In 1983 , Mr . Hastings was found not guilty of accepting a $ 150 , 000 bribe in a case before him , the central charge on which the Senate convicted him . in a case before him , What was the case? 18 24 -120 3 In 1983 , Mr . Hastings was found not guilty of accepting a $ 150 , 000 bribe in a case before him , the central charge on which the Senate convicted him . accepting a $ 150 , 000 bribe Who was the bribe from? 11 18 -120 4 He was only the sixth federal judge ever ousted from office after an impeachment trial . sixth federal who were the first five? 4 6 -120 4 He was only the sixth federal judge ever ousted from office after an impeachment trial . sixth federal judge Who were the other five? 4 7 -120 5 With no floor debate , the Senate on Friday voted 69 - 26 to convict Mr . Hastings of perjury and conspiring to accept a bribe , five votes more than needed . five votes more than needed Why did they need 64 votes? 27 32 -121 1 China could exhaust its foreign - exchange reserves as early as next year , a Western government report says , unless imports are cut drastically to help narrow the balance - of - payments deficit . exhaust its foreign - exchange reserves How much foreign-exchange reserves does China have? 2 8 -121 1 China could exhaust its foreign - exchange reserves as early as next year , a Western government report says , unless imports are cut drastically to help narrow the balance - of - payments deficit . balance - of - payments How did China manage to get into this situation? 29 34 -121 1 China could exhaust its foreign - exchange reserves as early as next year , a Western government report says , unless imports are cut drastically to help narrow the balance - of - payments deficit . Western government report which goverment report 15 18 -121 1 China could exhaust its foreign - exchange reserves as early as next year , a Western government report says , unless imports are cut drastically to help narrow the balance - of - payments deficit . a Western government report says , Who are the authors of the report? 14 20 -121 2 According to the report , completed last month , if China ' s trade gap continues to widen at the pace seen in the first seven months of this year , the reserves would be wiped out either in 1990 or 1991 . China ' s trade gap continues to widen Why is the trade gap for China widening? 10 18 -121 2 According to the report , completed last month , if China ' s trade gap continues to widen at the pace seen in the first seven months of this year , the reserves would be wiped out either in 1990 or 1991 . 1991 Looking back from 2020, what were the causes of this? 41 42 -121 2 According to the report , completed last month , if China ' s trade gap continues to widen at the pace seen in the first seven months of this year , the reserves would be wiped out either in 1990 or 1991 . 1990 or 1991 which one? 39 42 -121 3 A country is considered financially healthy if its reserves cover three months of its imports . three How and who came to this conclusion? 10 11 -121 3 A country is considered financially healthy if its reserves cover three months of its imports . reserves cover three months of its imports how many countries are healthy? 8 15 -121 5 The report by the Western government , which declines to be identified , concludes that " a near - term foreign - exchange payment problem can be avoided only if import growth drops to below 5 % per annum . " which declines to be identified , Why does the western government decline to be identified? 7 13 -121 5 The report by the Western government , which declines to be identified , concludes that " a near - term foreign - exchange payment problem can be avoided only if import growth drops to below 5 % per annum . " identified , How can we trust the source if we cannot know the source? 11 13 -121 5 The report by the Western government , which declines to be identified , concludes that " a near - term foreign - exchange payment problem can be avoided only if import growth drops to below 5 % per annum . " Western government , which government? 4 7 -122 1 Are consumers too deep in hock ? hock ? What does this word refer to and in what context? 5 7 -122 1 Are consumers too deep in hock ? consumers What consumers are too deep in hock? 1 2 -122 1 Are consumers too deep in hock ? too deep in hock ? What would constitute being too deep? 2 7 -122 2 A lot of observers think so , and , if they ' re right , the whole economy as well as the spendthrifts among us could be hurt . whole economy Why would the whole economy be hurting? 16 18 -122 2 A lot of observers think so , and , if they ' re right , the whole economy as well as the spendthrifts among us could be hurt . hurt Why would the observers be hurt? 27 28 -122 2 A lot of observers think so , and , if they ' re right , the whole economy as well as the spendthrifts among us could be hurt . A lot of observers think so , Which observers? 0 7 -122 3 A sudden , forced cutback by consumers , who normally account for about two - thirds of economic activity , would damp the economy at a time when plant - and - equipment spending is slowing and deficit - racked governments can ' t readily take up the slack . forced cutback by consumers , Why are consumers being forced to cut back? 3 8 -122 3 A sudden , forced cutback by consumers , who normally account for about two - thirds of economic activity , would damp the economy at a time when plant - and - equipment spending is slowing and deficit - racked governments can ' t readily take up the slack . sudden , forced cutback by consumers , Why would a sudden cutback by consumers happen? 1 8 -122 4 And another wave of bad loans would further batter many already - shaky lending institutions . bad Is this a global issue or specific to a region? 4 5 -122 4 And another wave of bad loans would further batter many already - shaky lending institutions . already - shaky Why are some of these lending institutions already shaky? 10 13 -122 4 And another wave of bad loans would further batter many already - shaky lending institutions . many already - shaky lending institutions Which lending institutions? 9 15 -122 5 The worriers cite some worrisome trends . worriers Who are the worriers and what are their facts? 1 2 -122 5 The worriers cite some worrisome trends . worrisome trends . How worrisome are the trends? 4 7 -122 5 The worriers cite some worrisome trends . trends What were the worrisome trends 5 6 -122 5 The worriers cite some worrisome trends . worriers cite some worrisome trends What worrisome trends exist? 1 6 -123 1 Eastman Kodak Co . , seeking to position itself in the potentially huge high - definition television market , unveiled a converter that can transform conventional motion - picture film into high - definition video . seeking to position itself Why are they seeking to position themselves? 5 9 -123 2 The move also helps the Rochester , N . Y . , photographic giant ensure that its motion - picture film business - - for which it holds a virtual monopoly , supplying every Hollywood movie company - - isn ' t made obsolete by the upstart HDTV business . obsolete How would Eastman Kodak's film business be made obsolete by HDTV? 43 44 -123 2 The move also helps the Rochester , N . Y . , photographic giant ensure that its motion - picture film business - - for which it holds a virtual monopoly , supplying every Hollywood movie company - - isn ' t made obsolete by the upstart HDTV business . virtual monopoly , What is a virtual monopoly? 29 32 -123 3 While the prototype converter is costly , it ' s being lauded by the infant HDTV industry as a way of increasing the number of high - quality shows that can be seen on the new medium . costly , How costly is the converter? 5 7 -123 3 While the prototype converter is costly , it ' s being lauded by the infant HDTV industry as a way of increasing the number of high - quality shows that can be seen on the new medium . prototype converter is costly , How much does it cost? 2 7 -123 4 " The industry has been waiting with bated breath for the machines to come along , " says David Niles , president of Eleven Twenty Five Productions Inc . , a New York pioneer in high - definition programming . " The industry has been waiting with bated breath Why have the industries been waiting for these machines? 0 9 -123 5 He notes that industry executives have until now worried that they would face a severe shortage of programs once consumers begin replacing their TV sets with HDTVs . industry executives have until now worried Which industry executives have worried? 3 9 -123 5 He notes that industry executives have until now worried that they would face a severe shortage of programs once consumers begin replacing their TV sets with HDTVs . severe shortage Why would there be a severe shortage of programs due to HDTV? 14 16 -124 1 A group of shareholders filed suit against Imperial Corp . of America , Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc . , First Executive Corp . and others , charging them with artificially inflating Imperial ' s stock price to protect certain major investors . A group of shareholders Who are the shareholders? 0 4 -124 1 A group of shareholders filed suit against Imperial Corp . of America , Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc . , First Executive Corp . and others , charging them with artificially inflating Imperial ' s stock price to protect certain major investors . protect Which investors was Imperial Court accused of protecting? 37 38 -124 1 A group of shareholders filed suit against Imperial Corp . of America , Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc . , First Executive Corp . and others , charging them with artificially inflating Imperial ' s stock price to protect certain major investors . certain major investors Which investors? 38 41 -124 1 A group of shareholders filed suit against Imperial Corp . of America , Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc . , First Executive Corp . and others , charging them with artificially inflating Imperial ' s stock price to protect certain major investors . artificially inflating How did they artificially inflate the stock price? 29 31 -124 2 The complaint , filed in federal district court , accuses Imperial and other defendants of issuing false and misleading financial data . false and misleading How was the financial data false and misleading? 16 19 -124 2 The complaint , filed in federal district court , accuses Imperial and other defendants of issuing false and misleading financial data . misleading financial data how did they mislead? 18 21 -124 2 The complaint , filed in federal district court , accuses Imperial and other defendants of issuing false and misleading financial data . other defendants Which other defendants? 12 14 -124 2 The complaint , filed in federal district court , accuses Imperial and other defendants of issuing false and misleading financial data . false and misleading financial data What was false and misleading about the data? 16 21 -124 2 The complaint , filed in federal district court , accuses Imperial and other defendants of issuing false and misleading financial data . other defendants Who are the other defendants? 12 14 -124 3 It also charges that Imperial , the holding company for Imperial Savings & Loan , experienced major losses and writedowns because of improper assessment of the risks of junk - bond investments and wholesale consumer loan packages . wholesale consumer loan packages what are those? 33 37 -124 3 It also charges that Imperial , the holding company for Imperial Savings & Loan , experienced major losses and writedowns because of improper assessment of the risks of junk - bond investments and wholesale consumer loan packages . major losses How large were the losses specifically? 16 18 -124 3 It also charges that Imperial , the holding company for Imperial Savings & Loan , experienced major losses and writedowns because of improper assessment of the risks of junk - bond investments and wholesale consumer loan packages . improper assessment What caused the improper assessment? 22 24 -124 4 The suit seeks unspecified damages . unspecified damages why are they unspecified? 3 5 -124 5 Imperial is in the midst of reducing its junk - bond holdings and getting out of the investment banking business in order to return to traditional thrift activities . traditional thrift activities What are traditional thrift activities? 25 28 -124 5 Imperial is in the midst of reducing its junk - bond holdings and getting out of the investment banking business in order to return to traditional thrift activities . getting out of Why are they getting out of the investment banking business? 13 16 -125 1 It ' s a California crime saga worthy of an Erle Stanley Gardner title : The Case of the Purloined Palm Trees . Gardner Who is Erle Stanley Gardner? 12 13 -125 1 It ' s a California crime saga worthy of an Erle Stanley Gardner title : The Case of the Purloined Palm Trees . Erle Stanley Gardner is he an author? 10 13 -125 1 It ' s a California crime saga worthy of an Erle Stanley Gardner title : The Case of the Purloined Palm Trees . Purloined Palm Trees Why were the palm trees purloined? 19 22 -125 2 Edward Carlson awoke one morning last month to find eight holes in his front yard where his prized miniature palms , called cycads , once stood . eight holes How big were these holes? 9 11 -125 2 Edward Carlson awoke one morning last month to find eight holes in his front yard where his prized miniature palms , called cycads , once stood . prized Have these miniature palms won actual prizes? 17 18 -125 3 Days later , the thieves returned and dug out more , this time adding insult to injury . " The second time , " he says , " they left the shovel . " dug out more , How many more did the thieves take? 7 11 -125 3 Days later , the thieves returned and dug out more , this time adding insult to injury . " The second time , " he says , " they left the shovel . " " they left the shovel does it have dna? 27 32 -125 3 Days later , the thieves returned and dug out more , this time adding insult to injury . " The second time , " he says , " they left the shovel . " " they left the shovel Why did they leave the shovel? 27 32 -125 4 No garden - variety crime , palm - tree rustling is sprouting up all over Southern California , bringing big bucks to crooks who know their botany . botany Is palm tree theft a real thing? 26 27 -125 4 No garden - variety crime , palm - tree rustling is sprouting up all over Southern California , bringing big bucks to crooks who know their botany . big bucks What is the money like in stealing plants as opposed to stealing cars? 19 21 -125 4 No garden - variety crime , palm - tree rustling is sprouting up all over Southern California , bringing big bucks to crooks who know their botany . bringing big bucks How much is a palm tree worth? 18 21 -125 5 Cycads , the most popular of which is the Sago Palm , are doll - sized versions of California ' s famous long - necked palms , with stubby trunks and fern - like fronds . doll - sized versions How tall do they usually get? 13 17 -125 5 Cycads , the most popular of which is the Sago Palm , are doll - sized versions of California ' s famous long - necked palms , with stubby trunks and fern - like fronds . Cycads , Do Cycads come in large sizes as well? 0 2 -125 5 Cycads , the most popular of which is the Sago Palm , are doll - sized versions of California ' s famous long - necked palms , with stubby trunks and fern - like fronds . doll - sized versions What is the proportion of a miniature tree in relation to a regular palm tree? 13 17 -126 1 Tandy Corp . , citing sluggish sales of consumer - electronics goods , said net income dropped 3 . 3 % for the first quarter ended Sept . 30 . sluggish sales of consumer - electronics goods , Why are electronic goods sales sluggish? 5 13 -126 1 Tandy Corp . , citing sluggish sales of consumer - electronics goods , said net income dropped 3 . 3 % for the first quarter ended Sept . 30 . consumer - electronics goods Which consumer electronics goods? 8 12 -126 1 Tandy Corp . , citing sluggish sales of consumer - electronics goods , said net income dropped 3 . 3 % for the first quarter ended Sept . 30 . sluggish sales Why are sales so sluggish? 5 7 -126 2 The results , which represented the fifth consecutive quarter of flat - to - lower earnings for the big electronics retailer , disappointed analysts and traders . disappointed why did it disappoint? 22 23 -126 3 Tandy ' s stock fell $ 1 . 375 a share to close at $ 44 in New York Stock Exchange composite trading . composite trading What is composite trading? 21 23 -126 4 Net for the quarter was $ 62 . 8 million , or 73 cents a share , down from $ 64 . 9 million , or 72 cents a share , a year earlier . year earlier which year? 32 34 -126 5 The company said earnings would have increased if it hadn ' t been actively repurchasing its shares , thus increasing its interest expense and reducing its interest income . repurchasing its Why was the company repurchasing shares? 14 16 -126 5 The company said earnings would have increased if it hadn ' t been actively repurchasing its shares , thus increasing its interest expense and reducing its interest income . repurchasing its shares , why would it do that? 14 18 -126 5 The company said earnings would have increased if it hadn ' t been actively repurchasing its shares , thus increasing its interest expense and reducing its interest income . repurchasing its shares , Why would Tandy repurchase their shares? 14 18 -127 1 Qintex Australia Ltd . , a media and resorts concern controlled by Australian entrepreneur Christopher Skase , announced a plan to restructure and sell assets to try to ease its financial problems . assets What assets would be restructured or sold? 24 25 -127 1 Qintex Australia Ltd . , a media and resorts concern controlled by Australian entrepreneur Christopher Skase , announced a plan to restructure and sell assets to try to ease its financial problems . resorts what type of resorts? 8 9 -127 1 Qintex Australia Ltd . , a media and resorts concern controlled by Australian entrepreneur Christopher Skase , announced a plan to restructure and sell assets to try to ease its financial problems . financial problems Why is the company experiencing financial problems? 30 32 -127 2 Mr . Skase , a 41 - year - old former newspaper reporter who chairs the company , said in a statement that Qintex will sell its 51 % stake in its upscale Mirage resorts in Australia and Hawaii as well as three Australian television stations . chairs the company , How did this individual go from a newspaper reporter to chairing this company? 14 18 -127 3 The sales are expected to raise more than 600 million Australian dollars ( US $ 462 . 2 million ) , Mr . Skase said . sales The sales from what? 1 2 -127 3 The sales are expected to raise more than 600 million Australian dollars ( US $ 462 . 2 million ) , Mr . Skase said . expected what are the actual sale? 3 4 -127 4 Qintex Australia hasn ' t disclosed its borrowings , but analysts estimate the company ' s debt at A $ 1 . 2 billion . analysts estimate the company ' s debt Which analysts? 10 17 -127 4 Qintex Australia hasn ' t disclosed its borrowings , but analysts estimate the company ' s debt at A $ 1 . 2 billion . estimate How did analysts make that estimate? 11 12 -127 4 Qintex Australia hasn ' t disclosed its borrowings , but analysts estimate the company ' s debt at A $ 1 . 2 billion . disclosed why havent they disclosed? 5 6 -127 4 Qintex Australia hasn ' t disclosed its borrowings , but analysts estimate the company ' s debt at A $ 1 . 2 billion . disclosed its borrowings , Is this an action the company would normally take at this time? 5 9 -128 1 UNITED AIR ' S PARENT quashed any prospects for an immediate revival of the labor - management buy - out , saying UAL should remain independent for now . UNITED AIR ' S PARENT Who is United Air's parent company? 0 5 -128 1 UNITED AIR ' S PARENT quashed any prospects for an immediate revival of the labor - management buy - out , saying UAL should remain independent for now . quashed what does this word mean? 5 6 -128 1 UNITED AIR ' S PARENT quashed any prospects for an immediate revival of the labor - management buy - out , saying UAL should remain independent for now . UNITED AIR ' S PARENT What is the name of United Air's parent? 0 5 -128 1 UNITED AIR ' S PARENT quashed any prospects for an immediate revival of the labor - management buy - out , saying UAL should remain independent for now . quashed any prospects Why did the parent company of United Air decide to do this? What is their motivation for doing this? 5 8 -128 2 Also , UAL Chairman Stephen Wolf pulled out of the buy - out effort to focus on running the company . pulled out of the buy - out effort How would pulling out of the buy-out effort help with running the company? 6 14 -128 2 Also , UAL Chairman Stephen Wolf pulled out of the buy - out effort to focus on running the company . pulled out of the buy - out effort What, exactly, did the Chairman's efforts include in this particular endeavor? What is it, specifically, that he has now stopped doing? 6 14 -128 3 The two developments leave the airline with several problems , including an unsettled labor situation . unsettled labor situation What is the situation that unsettles laborers? 12 15 -128 3 The two developments leave the airline with several problems , including an unsettled labor situation . several problems , what are the other problems? 7 10 -128 3 The two developments leave the airline with several problems , including an unsettled labor situation . several problems , What are some of the other problems? 7 10 -128 3 The two developments leave the airline with several problems , including an unsettled labor situation . unsettled labor situation What will the implications of this unsettled situation be, exactly? 12 15 -128 4 Stock prices fell and bonds rose as worries mounted about the economy and the junk bond market . junk bond market . What is the junk bond market? 14 18 -128 4 Stock prices fell and bonds rose as worries mounted about the economy and the junk bond market . mounted about the economy and the what is junk bond? 8 14 -128 4 Stock prices fell and bonds rose as worries mounted about the economy and the junk bond market . worries What are some of the specific worries? 7 8 -128 4 Stock prices fell and bonds rose as worries mounted about the economy and the junk bond market . the junk bond market What is the relationship of the junk bond market to the overall Economy? And, what is the junk bond market, exactly? 13 17 -128 5 The Dow Jones industrials sank 26 . 23 points , to 2662 . 91 . The Dow Jones industrials sank Does the fact that the Dow Jones industrials decreased mean that it won't increase at a later time? 0 5 -128 5 The Dow Jones industrials sank 26 . 23 points , to 2662 . 91 . sank why did it sink? 4 5 -128 5 The Dow Jones industrials sank 26 . 23 points , to 2662 . 91 . sank 26 . 23 points , What is the significance of this? 4 10 -128 5 The Dow Jones industrials sank 26 . 23 points , to 2662 . 91 . sank 26 . 23 How does this level of sinking compare to other previous decreases? 4 8 -129 1 First Executive Corp . said about 96 % of the rights to purchase its depositary shares and warrants have been exercised . First Executive Corp who is the first executive corp? 0 3 -129 1 First Executive Corp . said about 96 % of the rights to purchase its depositary shares and warrants have been exercised . about 96 % of the rights to purchase its how did 96% of the rights to purchase already get exercised? 5 14 -129 1 First Executive Corp . said about 96 % of the rights to purchase its depositary shares and warrants have been exercised . First Executive Corp . What type of company is First Executive Corp? 0 4 -129 1 First Executive Corp . said about 96 % of the rights to purchase its depositary shares and warrants have been exercised . depositary shares and warrants what are these? 14 18 -129 2 Of the 17 . 6 million rights units issued , just under 17 million were exercised before the Oct . 10 expiration of the offering , the insurance holding company said . rights units what is a rights unit? 6 8 -129 3 Remaining units will be sold to the underwriters , Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc . and Kidder , Peabody & Co . , which will also purchase an over - allotment of 2 . 3 million additional units . underwriters , what is an underwriter? 7 9 -129 3 Remaining units will be sold to the underwriters , Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc . and Kidder , Peabody & Co . , which will also purchase an over - allotment of 2 . 3 million additional units . Remaining units will be sold to the How will the remaining units be sold to the underwriters? 0 7 -129 3 Remaining units will be sold to the underwriters , Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc . and Kidder , Peabody & Co . , which will also purchase an over - allotment of 2 . 3 million additional units . underwriters , what is an underwriter? 7 9 -129 4 First Executive said the offering will raise about $ 299 million - - minus underwriting fees and other expenses - - that the company plans to use to write new life insurance and annuity business . minus underwriting fees How much is the underwriting fee? 13 16 -129 4 First Executive said the offering will raise about $ 299 million - - minus underwriting fees and other expenses - - that the company plans to use to write new life insurance and annuity business . other expenses What type of other expenses? 17 19 -129 4 First Executive said the offering will raise about $ 299 million - - minus underwriting fees and other expenses - - that the company plans to use to write new life insurance and annuity business . annuity business do they already have annuities? 33 35 -129 5 In addition , analysts have viewed the rights offering as a takeover defense that prospectively balloons the number of shares outstanding . rights offering what is a rights offering? 7 9 -129 5 In addition , analysts have viewed the rights offering as a takeover defense that prospectively balloons the number of shares outstanding . takeover defense what is a takeover defense? 11 13 -130 1 A decline in Allied - Signal Inc . ' s automotive business contributed to flat sales and only slightly higher earnings in the third quarter . decline Why was there a decline? 1 2 -130 1 A decline in Allied - Signal Inc . ' s automotive business contributed to flat sales and only slightly higher earnings in the third quarter . business Why is the business declining? 11 12 -130 1 A decline in Allied - Signal Inc . ' s automotive business contributed to flat sales and only slightly higher earnings in the third quarter . automotive business contributed to how do they know the cause? 10 14 -130 1 A decline in Allied - Signal Inc . ' s automotive business contributed to flat sales and only slightly higher earnings in the third quarter . decline Why was there a decline in Allied Signal's business? 1 2 -130 3 Sales slipped 1 . 3 % to $ 2 . 82 billion from $ 2 . 86 billion . Sales slipped Why did sales slipped?\n 0 2 -130 3 Sales slipped 1 . 3 % to $ 2 . 82 billion from $ 2 . 86 billion . 1 . 3 % is that a small amount? 2 6 -130 3 Sales slipped 1 . 3 % to $ 2 . 82 billion from $ 2 . 86 billion . Sales slipped Why did sales slip? 0 2 -130 4 For the nine months , the Morris Township , N . J . - based company , with businesses in aerospace , automotive products and engineered materials , earned $ 413 million , or $ 2 . 77 cents a share , up 15 % from $ 359 million , or $ 2 . 40 a share . the nine months , in which year? 1 5 -130 5 Sales eased 0 . 2 % to $ 8 . 88 billion from $ 8 . 90 billion . eased will they continue to ease? 1 2 -131 1 SHEVARDNADZE ADMITTED that Moscow violated the 1972 ABM treaty . 1972 ABM treaty What is the 1972 ABM treaty? 6 9 -131 1 SHEVARDNADZE ADMITTED that Moscow violated the 1972 ABM treaty . ADMITTED Why did Shevardnadze admit that Moscow violated the 1920 ABM treaty? 1 2 -131 1 SHEVARDNADZE ADMITTED that Moscow violated the 1972 ABM treaty . 1972 ABM treaty What is the 1972 ABM treaty? 6 9 -131 1 SHEVARDNADZE ADMITTED that Moscow violated the 1972 ABM treaty . SHEVARDNADZE Who is this? 0 1 -131 2 In a foreign - policy address before the Soviet legislature , the foreign minister conceded that the radar station in Krasnoyarsk breached the superpower Anti - Ballistic Missile treaty and said it would be dismantled . foreign minister Who was the foreign minister? 12 14 -131 2 In a foreign - policy address before the Soviet legislature , the foreign minister conceded that the radar station in Krasnoyarsk breached the superpower Anti - Ballistic Missile treaty and said it would be dismantled . superpower Anti - Ballistic Missile treaty What is the superpower Anti-Ballistic Missile treaty? 23 29 -131 2 In a foreign - policy address before the Soviet legislature , the foreign minister conceded that the radar station in Krasnoyarsk breached the superpower Anti - Ballistic Missile treaty and said it would be dismantled . Krasnoyarsk where is that city? 20 21 -131 2 In a foreign - policy address before the Soviet legislature , the foreign minister conceded that the radar station in Krasnoyarsk breached the superpower Anti - Ballistic Missile treaty and said it would be dismantled . dismantled Would any parts remain? Relocation? 34 35 -131 3 Shevardnadze said it took Gorbachev ' s government four years to determine that the station ' s location in Siberia violated the accord , as Western arms - control officials have long contended . Western arms - control officials Which Western arms-control officials contended? 25 30 -131 3 Shevardnadze said it took Gorbachev ' s government four years to determine that the station ' s location in Siberia violated the accord , as Western arms - control officials have long contended . Western arms - control officials Who does the Western arms control officials consist of? 25 30 -131 3 Shevardnadze said it took Gorbachev ' s government four years to determine that the station ' s location in Siberia violated the accord , as Western arms - control officials have long contended . four years why did it take so long? 8 10 -131 3 Shevardnadze said it took Gorbachev ' s government four years to determine that the station ' s location in Siberia violated the accord , as Western arms - control officials have long contended . violated the accord , How was it in violation? 20 24 -131 4 He also denounced Moscow ' s nine - year involvement in the war in Afghanistan , saying it involved " gross violations of . . . civil norms and ethics . " civil norms and ethics . " What does this include? 26 32 -131 5 Secretary of State Baker , in his first major arms - control speech , called for a new military relationship with Moscow to reduce " first strike " nuclear arms . Secretary of State Baker , Who does Secretary of State Baker work for? 0 5 -131 5 Secretary of State Baker , in his first major arms - control speech , called for a new military relationship with Moscow to reduce " first strike " nuclear arms . Moscow to reduce " first strike " nuclear arms what are first strike nuclear arms? 21 30 -132 1 The House Appropriations Committee approved an estimated $ 2 . 85 billion in emergency funding to assist California ' s recovery from last week ' s earthquake and to extend further aid to East Coast victims of Hurricane Hugo . estimated Who estimated this amount? 6 7 -132 1 The House Appropriations Committee approved an estimated $ 2 . 85 billion in emergency funding to assist California ' s recovery from last week ' s earthquake and to extend further aid to East Coast victims of Hurricane Hugo . extend further aid Why would aid to Hurricane Hugo victims need extended further? 29 32 -132 2 The package was termed excessive by the Bush administration , but it also provoked a struggle with influential California lawmakers who sought unsuccessfully to add nearly $ 1 billion more and waive current restrictions to expedite the distribution of funds . waive current restrictions What were the current restrictions? 31 34 -132 2 The package was termed excessive by the Bush administration , but it also provoked a struggle with influential California lawmakers who sought unsuccessfully to add nearly $ 1 billion more and waive current restrictions to expedite the distribution of funds . influential California lawmakers Which influential California lawmakers? 17 20 -132 2 The package was termed excessive by the Bush administration , but it also provoked a struggle with influential California lawmakers who sought unsuccessfully to add nearly $ 1 billion more and waive current restrictions to expedite the distribution of funds . influential Why are they called \"influential\"? 17 18 -132 2 The package was termed excessive by the Bush administration , but it also provoked a struggle with influential California lawmakers who sought unsuccessfully to add nearly $ 1 billion more and waive current restrictions to expedite the distribution of funds . excessive Why would the Bush administration feel the package was excessive? 4 5 -132 2 The package was termed excessive by the Bush administration , but it also provoked a struggle with influential California lawmakers who sought unsuccessfully to add nearly $ 1 billion more and waive current restrictions to expedite the distribution of funds . waive Why would lawmakers want restrictions waived? 31 32 -132 2 The package was termed excessive by the Bush administration , but it also provoked a struggle with influential California lawmakers who sought unsuccessfully to add nearly $ 1 billion more and waive current restrictions to expedite the distribution of funds . excessive why is it excessive? 4 5 -132 3 By a 26 - 7 margin , the committee scuttled the more expensive alternative , and the debate forced a strained confrontation between Appropriations Committee Chairman Jamie Whitten ( D . , Miss . ) and his party ' s largest state delegation in the House . strained Why was the confrontation strained? 20 21 -132 3 By a 26 - 7 margin , the committee scuttled the more expensive alternative , and the debate forced a strained confrontation between Appropriations Committee Chairman Jamie Whitten ( D . , Miss . ) and his party ' s largest state delegation in the House . confrontation Why was there a confrontation between Jamie Whitten and the House delegation? 21 22 -132 3 By a 26 - 7 margin , the committee scuttled the more expensive alternative , and the debate forced a strained confrontation between Appropriations Committee Chairman Jamie Whitten ( D . , Miss . ) and his party ' s largest state delegation in the House . 26 - 7 why wasnt it unanimous? 2 5 -132 4 " I have no regrets about going forward , " said Rep . Vic Fazio ( D . , Calif . ) , who sought later to play down the sometimes hostile tone of the long evening meeting . " We are the Golden State , " Mr . Fazio said , " and there is a certain amount of jealousy . " jealousy Who is supposed to be jealous here? 60 61 -132 4 " I have no regrets about going forward , " said Rep . Vic Fazio ( D . , Calif . ) , who sought later to play down the sometimes hostile tone of the long evening meeting . " We are the Golden State , " Mr . Fazio said , " and there is a certain amount of jealousy . " jealousy How would there be jealousy of the Golden State? 60 61 -132 5 The $ 2 . 85 billion package incorporates $ 500 million for small - business loans , $ 1 billion in highway construction funds , and $ 1 . 35 billion divided between general emergency assistance and a reserve to be available to President Bush to meet unanticipated costs from the two disasters . unanticipated costs from the two disasters is there no disaster fund? 47 53 -133 1 Exxon Corp . filed suit against the state of Alaska , charging state officials interfered with the oil company ' s initial efforts to treat last spring ' s giant oil spill . last spring ' s giant oil spill Where was the spill? 25 32 -133 1 Exxon Corp . filed suit against the state of Alaska , charging state officials interfered with the oil company ' s initial efforts to treat last spring ' s giant oil spill . initial efforts What were Exxon's initial efforts to treat the giant oil spill last spring? 21 23 -133 1 Exxon Corp . filed suit against the state of Alaska , charging state officials interfered with the oil company ' s initial efforts to treat last spring ' s giant oil spill . last spring ' s What year was this? 25 29 -133 1 Exxon Corp . filed suit against the state of Alaska , charging state officials interfered with the oil company ' s initial efforts to treat last spring ' s giant oil spill . interfered What did state officials do to interfere? 14 15 -133 2 The action is a counterclaim to a suit filed by Alaska in August against Exxon and six other oil companies . six other oil companies Which other companies? 16 20 -133 2 The action is a counterclaim to a suit filed by Alaska in August against Exxon and six other oil companies . August What year? 12 13 -133 2 The action is a counterclaim to a suit filed by Alaska in August against Exxon and six other oil companies . six other oil companies Which other oil companies? 16 20 -133 3 The state ' s suit alleges that Exxon ' s response to the spill failed to prevent contamination of hundreds of miles of shoreline along Prince William Sound . Exxon ' s response What was Exxon's response? 7 11 -133 3 The state ' s suit alleges that Exxon ' s response to the spill failed to prevent contamination of hundreds of miles of shoreline along Prince William Sound . response What exactly was the response? 10 11 -133 3 The state ' s suit alleges that Exxon ' s response to the spill failed to prevent contamination of hundreds of miles of shoreline along Prince William Sound . hundreds How many hundreds? 19 20 -133 4 That suit and Exxon ' s countersuit were filed in a state court in Anchorage . court is that the highest court in alaska? 12 13 -133 4 That suit and Exxon ' s countersuit were filed in a state court in Anchorage . That Which suit? 0 1 -133 5 Neither suit lists specific dollar claims , largely because damage assessment hasn ' t yet been completed . yet been completed When will it be complete? 14 17 -133 5 Neither suit lists specific dollar claims , largely because damage assessment hasn ' t yet been completed . specific dollar claims , why dont they? 3 7 -133 5 Neither suit lists specific dollar claims , largely because damage assessment hasn ' t yet been completed . damage assessment hasn ' t yet been completed How was Exxon hurt, financially, by the state's suit? 9 17 -133 5 Neither suit lists specific dollar claims , largely because damage assessment hasn ' t yet been completed . Neither suit lists specific dollar claims When will the specific dollar claims be filed? 0 6 -134 1 Bankers Trust New York Corp . , as expected , reported a third - quarter loss of $ 1 . 42 billion , or $ 17 . 39 a share , following its $ 1 . 6 billion boost in reserves for losses on loans to less - developed countries . reserves What is a reserve? 40 41 -134 1 Bankers Trust New York Corp . , as expected , reported a third - quarter loss of $ 1 . 42 billion , or $ 17 . 39 a share , following its $ 1 . 6 billion boost in reserves for losses on loans to less - developed countries . $ 1 . 6 billion boost in reserves How did such a loss occur if there was a boost in reserves? 33 41 -134 1 Bankers Trust New York Corp . , as expected , reported a third - quarter loss of $ 1 . 42 billion , or $ 17 . 39 a share , following its $ 1 . 6 billion boost in reserves for losses on loans to less - developed countries . less - developed countries . WHAT COUTRIES RECIEVED LOANS? 46 51 -134 1 Bankers Trust New York Corp . , as expected , reported a third - quarter loss of $ 1 . 42 billion , or $ 17 . 39 a share , following its $ 1 . 6 billion boost in reserves for losses on loans to less - developed countries . expected , Why was this expected? 8 10 -134 1 Bankers Trust New York Corp . , as expected , reported a third - quarter loss of $ 1 . 42 billion , or $ 17 . 39 a share , following its $ 1 . 6 billion boost in reserves for losses on loans to less - developed countries . losses Why did they take losses on these loans? 42 43 -134 1 Bankers Trust New York Corp . , as expected , reported a third - quarter loss of $ 1 . 42 billion , or $ 17 . 39 a share , following its $ 1 . 6 billion boost in reserves for losses on loans to less - developed countries . as expected , Why was this expected? 7 10 -134 2 The loss compares with net income of $ 162 . 1 million , or $ 2 . 01 a share , in the year - earlier period . net income Whose net income is this? 4 6 -134 2 The loss compares with net income of $ 162 . 1 million , or $ 2 . 01 a share , in the year - earlier period . year - earlier period How is the company's situation so drastically different year-to-year? 23 27 -134 2 The loss compares with net income of $ 162 . 1 million , or $ 2 . 01 a share , in the year - earlier period . in the year - earlier period WHAT YEAR? 21 27 -134 2 The loss compares with net income of $ 162 . 1 million , or $ 2 . 01 a share , in the year - earlier period . $ 162 . 1 million , What percentage loss is this? 7 13 -134 3 Interest income rose 29 % to about $ 1 . 35 billion from $ 1 . 05 billion . Interest income rose WHY DID INTEREST INCOME RISE? 0 3 -134 3 Interest income rose 29 % to about $ 1 . 35 billion from $ 1 . 05 billion . Interest Why did interest rise that much? 0 1 -134 3 Interest income rose 29 % to about $ 1 . 35 billion from $ 1 . 05 billion . Interest income rose What is interest income? 0 3 -134 4 The New York bank holding company ' s assets at Sept . 30 climbed to $ 59 . 4 billion from $ 57 . 9 billion . bank holding What does bank holding mean in this context? 3 5 -134 4 The New York bank holding company ' s assets at Sept . 30 climbed to $ 59 . 4 billion from $ 57 . 9 billion . climbed to $ 59 . 4 billion How did their assets climb if they experienced a loss for the quarter? 13 20 -134 4 The New York bank holding company ' s assets at Sept . 30 climbed to $ 59 . 4 billion from $ 57 . 9 billion . climbed WHY DID IT CLIMB? 13 14 -134 4 The New York bank holding company ' s assets at Sept . 30 climbed to $ 59 . 4 billion from $ 57 . 9 billion . climbed Why did their assets climb so much? 13 14 -134 4 The New York bank holding company ' s assets at Sept . 30 climbed to $ 59 . 4 billion from $ 57 . 9 billion . climbed How did they make more money when they lost money due to bad loans? 13 14 -134 5 Excluding the increase in loan - loss reserves , Bankers Trust said third - quarter net income would have increased 11 % to $ 180 million . would have Why \"would have\" income increased? 17 19 -134 5 Excluding the increase in loan - loss reserves , Bankers Trust said third - quarter net income would have increased 11 % to $ 180 million . would have increased WHY WOULD IT HAVE INCREASED? 17 20 -134 5 Excluding the increase in loan - loss reserves , Bankers Trust said third - quarter net income would have increased 11 % to $ 180 million . increased Why would have it increased this much? 19 20 -134 5 Excluding the increase in loan - loss reserves , Bankers Trust said third - quarter net income would have increased 11 % to $ 180 million . loan - loss reserves , What are loan-loss reserves? 4 9 -135 1 Monday , October 23 , 1989 Monday , October 23 , 1989 What happened on this date? 0 6 -135 1 Monday , October 23 , 1989 Monday , October 23 , 1989 What occurred on this day? 0 6 -135 1 Monday , October 23 , 1989 Monday , What happened on this day? 0 2 -135 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . interest rates Which ones are key? 9 11 -135 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . general levels What are the general levels? 16 18 -135 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . guide Why are the rates only a guide and not a set rate? 14 15 -135 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % Is this the US prime rate? 0 8 -135 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . PRIME What does \"Prime Rate\" mean? 0 1 -135 4 The base rate on corporate loans at large U . S . money center commercial banks . base How is the base rate determined? 1 2 -135 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 8 3 / 4 % high , 8 11 / 16 % low , 8 11 / 16 % near closing bid , 8 3 / 4 % offered . closing bid What is a near closing bid? 23 25 -135 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 8 3 / 4 % high , 8 11 / 16 % low , 8 11 / 16 % near closing bid , 8 3 / 4 % offered . FEDERAL What do all of the percentages mean for federal funds? 0 1 -136 1 Enviropact Inc . said it entered into an agreement in principle to sell its pump and tank division and drilling division to GSX Chemical Services for $ 4 million . sell its pump and tank division Why is Enviropact Inc. selling its pump and tank division? 12 18 -136 1 Enviropact Inc . said it entered into an agreement in principle to sell its pump and tank division and drilling division to GSX Chemical Services for $ 4 million . $ 4 is that a lot of money? 26 28 -136 1 Enviropact Inc . said it entered into an agreement in principle to sell its pump and tank division and drilling division to GSX Chemical Services for $ 4 million . pump and tank division and drilling division What do these divisions contribute to Enviropact Inc as a company? 14 21 -136 2 The Miami - based environmental engineering concern said GSX Chemical also will assume about $ 1 . 6 million in debt related to those divisions . assume about $ 1 . 6 million in debt Why would GSX Chemical assume $1.6 million in debt? 12 21 -136 2 The Miami - based environmental engineering concern said GSX Chemical also will assume about $ 1 . 6 million in debt related to those divisions . Miami - based where in miami? 1 4 -136 2 The Miami - based environmental engineering concern said GSX Chemical also will assume about $ 1 . 6 million in debt related to those divisions . debt What is included in this debt acqusition? 20 21 -136 2 The Miami - based environmental engineering concern said GSX Chemical also will assume about $ 1 . 6 million in debt related to those divisions . divisions What divisions are they talking about? 24 25 -136 3 Further , GSX will buy $ 1 million of Enviropact common stock , at $ 2 . 625 a share , plus an option to acquire an additional $ 1 . 5 million of common at the same price , the company said . stock , What is common stock? 11 13 -136 4 In American Stock Exchange composite trading yesterday , Enviropact closed at $ 3 a share , up 25 cents . up 25 cents Why would Enviropact's shares go up? 16 19 -136 4 In American Stock Exchange composite trading yesterday , Enviropact closed at $ 3 a share , up 25 cents . composite trading What is composite trading? 4 6 -136 5 Enviropact said the two divisions account for about $ 8 million of the company ' s $ 20 million in annual revenue . account for about $ 8 million Why would Enviropact sell two divisions that make up $8 million of their revenue? 5 11 -136 5 Enviropact said the two divisions account for about $ 8 million of the company ' s $ 20 million in annual revenue . two divisions account which divisions? 3 6 -137 1 The dollar weakened in indecisive trading as foreign - exchange dealers awaited fresh economic news that they hope will jolt the U . S . unit out of its narrow ranges . narrow ranges what is a narrow range? 29 31 -137 2 The Canadian dollar climbed to its highest level against the U . S . dollar since late August , prompting the Bank of Canada to sell the Canadian currency on the market . late August , why did it climb? 16 19 -137 3 Traders say that after a week of nervously tracking every development on Wall Street , the foreign - exchange market has settled back to catch its breath ahead of new U . S . economic data . new U . S . economic data what kind of economic data? 29 36 -137 3 Traders say that after a week of nervously tracking every development on Wall Street , the foreign - exchange market has settled back to catch its breath ahead of new U . S . economic data . nervously why were they nervous? 7 8 -137 4 They noted , however , that a 26 - point drop in the Dow Jones Industrial Average gave the dollar a sharp nudge downward late in the day . late in the day which day? 24 28 -137 5 In late New York trading yesterday , the dollar was quoted at 1 . 8470 marks , down from 1 . 8578 marks late Friday , and at 141 . 90 yen , down from 142 . 43 yen late Friday . marks , what do they mean by marks? 15 17 -138 1 In a last - ditch effort to keep its sales force and customer base , Integrated Resources Inc . said it agreed in principle to transfer ownership of its broker - dealer subsidiary to two of its top executives . transfer ownership Why did they agree to transfer ownership to the top executives? 25 27 -138 1 In a last - ditch effort to keep its sales force and customer base , Integrated Resources Inc . said it agreed in principle to transfer ownership of its broker - dealer subsidiary to two of its top executives . two of its top executives Who are the two top executives? 34 39 -138 1 In a last - ditch effort to keep its sales force and customer base , Integrated Resources Inc . said it agreed in principle to transfer ownership of its broker - dealer subsidiary to two of its top executives . In a last - ditch effort Why is this a last-ditch effort? 0 6 -138 1 In a last - ditch effort to keep its sales force and customer base , Integrated Resources Inc . said it agreed in principle to transfer ownership of its broker - dealer subsidiary to two of its top executives . broker - dealer subsidiary What is the Broker-Dealer subsidiary consist of? 29 33 -138 1 In a last - ditch effort to keep its sales force and customer base , Integrated Resources Inc . said it agreed in principle to transfer ownership of its broker - dealer subsidiary to two of its top executives . a last - ditch effort Why is this a last ditch effort to keep the sales force? 1 6 -138 2 The financial - services firm , struggling since summer to avoid a bankruptcy - law filing after missing interest payments on about $ 1 billion of debt , will retain the right to regain the subsidiary . missing How could the financial services firm miss payments on a 1 billion dollar debt? 17 18 -138 2 The financial - services firm , struggling since summer to avoid a bankruptcy - law filing after missing interest payments on about $ 1 billion of debt , will retain the right to regain the subsidiary . missing interest payments on about $ 1 billion Why did the company miss interest payments? 17 25 -138 3 It said it will exercise that right only if it sells substantially all of its other core businesses . exercise that right Why will it exercise that right only in that particular situation? 4 7 -138 3 It said it will exercise that right only if it sells substantially all of its other core businesses . core businesses What are the other businesses? 16 18 -138 3 It said it will exercise that right only if it sells substantially all of its other core businesses . its other core businesses What are their other core businesses? 14 18 -138 3 It said it will exercise that right only if it sells substantially all of its other core businesses . will exercise that right only How would this right be exercised? 3 8 -138 4 It also can sell the right to regain the subsidiary to another party . regain the subsidiary Why would it want to sell the right to regain the subsidaiary? 7 10 -138 4 It also can sell the right to regain the subsidiary to another party . sell Why are they asking permission to sell rights when theyre trying to keep its sales force and customer base? 3 4 -138 5 Also , the broker - dealer subsidiary , Integrated Resources Equity Corp . , was renamed Royal Alliance Associates Inc . renamed Royal Alliance Associates Inc Why was the company renamed? 15 20 -138 5 Also , the broker - dealer subsidiary , Integrated Resources Equity Corp . , was renamed Royal Alliance Associates Inc . renamed Was it necessary to rename the subsidiary? 15 16 -138 5 Also , the broker - dealer subsidiary , Integrated Resources Equity Corp . , was renamed Royal Alliance Associates Inc . was renamed Royal Alliance Associates Inc Why did the company change its name? 14 20 -139 1 Varian Associates Inc . , Palo Alto , Calif . , reported fiscal fourth - quarter profit plunged more than 95 % to $ 1 million , or five cents a share , from $ 24 . 2 million , or $ 1 . 10 a share , in the year - earlier quarter . plunged more than 95 % How did the fiscal fourth-quarter profit plunge that much? 17 22 -139 1 Varian Associates Inc . , Palo Alto , Calif . , reported fiscal fourth - quarter profit plunged more than 95 % to $ 1 million , or five cents a share , from $ 24 . 2 million , or $ 1 . 10 a share , in the year - earlier quarter . plunged more than 95 % Why did their fourth quarter plunge so hard? 17 22 -139 1 Varian Associates Inc . , Palo Alto , Calif . , reported fiscal fourth - quarter profit plunged more than 95 % to $ 1 million , or five cents a share , from $ 24 . 2 million , or $ 1 . 10 a share , in the year - earlier quarter . plunged Why did the quarter profit plunge so drastically? 17 18 -139 2 The diversified electronics company blamed the decline in the quarter ended Sept . 29 , on previously reported operating problems in its Electron Devices & Systems Group . previously reported operating problems What were the previously reported operating problems? 16 20 -139 2 The diversified electronics company blamed the decline in the quarter ended Sept . 29 , on previously reported operating problems in its Electron Devices & Systems Group . problems What problems were previously reported? 19 20 -139 3 For the full fiscal year , Varian posted a 13 % profit rise to $ 31 . 5 million , or $ 1 . 53 a share , up from $ 27 . 8 million , or $ 1 . 27 a share , last year . 13 % profit rise to $ 31 . 5 million , What did Varian do different this year than last that made their profit go up 13%? 9 20 -139 3 For the full fiscal year , Varian posted a 13 % profit rise to $ 31 . 5 million , or $ 1 . 53 a share , up from $ 27 . 8 million , or $ 1 . 27 a share , last year . up from $ 27 . 8 million , Why was there so much growth this full fiscal year? 28 36 -139 3 For the full fiscal year , Varian posted a 13 % profit rise to $ 31 . 5 million , or $ 1 . 53 a share , up from $ 27 . 8 million , or $ 1 . 27 a share , last year . $ 31 . 5 million , How did they rise the profit by that much so quickly? 14 20 -139 4 Sales for the year rose almost 15 % to $ 1 . 34 billion from $ 1 . 17 billion last year . Sales for the year rose almost 15 % How did the sales of the year rise to almost a 15% increase? 0 8 -139 4 Sales for the year rose almost 15 % to $ 1 . 34 billion from $ 1 . 17 billion last year . rose almost 15 % to Why did sales rise almost 15%? 4 9 -139 4 Sales for the year rose almost 15 % to $ 1 . 34 billion from $ 1 . 17 billion last year . rose Why did sales rise so much? 4 5 -139 5 A profit last year in both the quarter and year included a net gain of $ 9 . 6 million , or 44 cents a share , from the sale of a division . division Which division was sold? 32 33 -140 1 Westamerica Bancorp . said Richard W . Decker resigned as president and chief executive officer after only a year on the job because of " differences " with the board . " differences " with the board Why did he have differences with the board? 24 30 -140 1 Westamerica Bancorp . said Richard W . Decker resigned as president and chief executive officer after only a year on the job because of " differences " with the board . " differences " What kind of differences did Richard W. Decker have with the board? 24 27 -140 1 Westamerica Bancorp . said Richard W . Decker resigned as president and chief executive officer after only a year on the job because of " differences " with the board . " differences " what were their differences? 24 27 -140 2 The banking company couldn ' t be reached to comment beyond a written announcement . written What did the written announcement say? 12 13 -140 3 It didn ' t specify the nature of the differences , saying only that they related to " management style " and " strategic objectives . " " management What kind of management style was the board expecting? 17 19 -140 3 It didn ' t specify the nature of the differences , saying only that they related to " management style " and " strategic objectives . " didn ' t specify did they need to specify? 1 5 -140 4 Westamerica said Mr . Decker ' s posts were assumed by David Payne , Westamerica ' s chairman , who at 34 years of age becomes one of the youngest chief executives of a sizable bank in the country . youngest chief executives How did he become such a young chief executive? 29 32 -140 4 Westamerica said Mr . Decker ' s posts were assumed by David Payne , Westamerica ' s chairman , who at 34 years of age becomes one of the youngest chief executives of a sizable bank in the country . 34 How was David Payne chosen to be the chairman? 21 22 -140 5 Mr . Decker is about 45 years old . 45 years old why does this matter? 5 8 -141 1 Santa Fe Pacific Corp . is preparing a plan to sell a 20 % stake in its large real estate unit to a California public employee pension fund for $ 400 million , after which it would spin off the realty operation to shareholders . spin off how do they do that? 37 39 -141 1 Santa Fe Pacific Corp . is preparing a plan to sell a 20 % stake in its large real estate unit to a California public employee pension fund for $ 400 million , after which it would spin off the realty operation to shareholders . spin off Why does it want to spin off the real estate portion of its operations? 37 39 -141 2 The plan places an indicated value on the real estate operation , Santa Fe Pacific Realty Corp . , of $ 2 billion . plan Why does the plan place n indicated value on the real estate operation? 1 2 -141 3 Santa Fe Pacific directors are expected to review the plan at a meeting today , according to people familiar with the transaction . according to people familiar Which people are familiar with the transaction? 15 19 -141 3 Santa Fe Pacific directors are expected to review the plan at a meeting today , according to people familiar with the transaction . directors Why are directors expected to review the plan? 3 4 -141 3 Santa Fe Pacific directors are expected to review the plan at a meeting today , according to people familiar with the transaction . Pacific directors how many directors? 2 4 -141 3 Santa Fe Pacific directors are expected to review the plan at a meeting today , according to people familiar with the transaction . review Why do they need to review the plan? 7 8 -141 4 If approved , the sale is expected to close by year ' s end , with the spinoff occurring by the end of 1992 . 1992 how long did it take? 23 24 -141 4 If approved , the sale is expected to close by year ' s end , with the spinoff occurring by the end of 1992 . year ' s end , Why will it take until the end of the year to close? 10 15 -142 1 Emerson Electric Co . and Robert Bosch G . m . b . Emerson Electric Co . and Robert Bosch G . m . b What do these companies do? 0 12 -142 1 Emerson Electric Co . and Robert Bosch G . m . b . G . m . b What is G.M.B? 7 12 -142 1 Emerson Electric Co . and Robert Bosch G . m . b . G . m . b what is gmb? 7 12 -142 2 H . said the Federal Trade Commission has requested additional information from the two companies about their announced intention to acquire Vermont American Corp . for $ 40 a share , or about $ 440 million . acquire Why do they want to acquire Vermont American corp? 20 21 -142 2 H . said the Federal Trade Commission has requested additional information from the two companies about their announced intention to acquire Vermont American Corp . for $ 40 a share , or about $ 440 million . requested additional information Why has additional information been requested? 8 11 -142 2 H . said the Federal Trade Commission has requested additional information from the two companies about their announced intention to acquire Vermont American Corp . for $ 40 a share , or about $ 440 million . Vermont American Corp what do they do? 21 24 -142 2 H . said the Federal Trade Commission has requested additional information from the two companies about their announced intention to acquire Vermont American Corp . for $ 40 a share , or about $ 440 million . requested additional information What additional information did the FTC request? 8 11 -142 2 H . said the Federal Trade Commission has requested additional information from the two companies about their announced intention to acquire Vermont American Corp . for $ 40 a share , or about $ 440 million . acquire Vermont American Corp Why do the two companies want to acquire Vermont American Corp? 20 24 -142 3 Yesterday , in composite trading on the American Stock Exchange , Vermont American common closed at $ 39 . 75 , off 25 cents . composite trading What is composite trading? 3 5 -142 3 Yesterday , in composite trading on the American Stock Exchange , Vermont American common closed at $ 39 . 75 , off 25 cents . common closed How was Vermont American able to common close at $39.75, off 25 cents? 13 15 -142 3 Yesterday , in composite trading on the American Stock Exchange , Vermont American common closed at $ 39 . 75 , off 25 cents . $ 39 . 75 , off 25 cents is that a lot? 16 24 -142 3 Yesterday , in composite trading on the American Stock Exchange , Vermont American common closed at $ 39 . 75 , off 25 cents . composite trading What is composite trading? 3 5 -142 4 The FTC ' s request was " not unusual " and Emerson will make a " full and prompt " response , according to a spokesman . " full and prompt " What does a full and prompt response consist of? 15 20 -142 4 The FTC ' s request was " not unusual " and Emerson will make a " full and prompt " response , according to a spokesman . " not unusual " Why was the request not seen as unusual? 6 10 -142 5 Spokesmen for Emerson and Vermont American , which has agreed to be acquired , said they don ' t anticipate " any problems " with the completion of the transaction . don ' t anticipate " any problems " Why don't they anticipate any problems? 16 24 -142 5 Spokesmen for Emerson and Vermont American , which has agreed to be acquired , said they don ' t anticipate " any problems " with the completion of the transaction . don ' t anticipate " any problems " Why don't they anticipate any problems? 16 24 -142 5 Spokesmen for Emerson and Vermont American , which has agreed to be acquired , said they don ' t anticipate " any problems " with the completion of the transaction . " any problems " why dont they see any problems? 20 24 -142 5 Spokesmen for Emerson and Vermont American , which has agreed to be acquired , said they don ' t anticipate " any problems " with the completion of the transaction . Spokesmen for Emerson and Vermont American , Who are the spokesmen? 0 7 -142 5 Spokesmen for Emerson and Vermont American , which has agreed to be acquired , said they don ' t anticipate " any problems " with the completion of the transaction . agreed to be acquired , Why has Vermont American agreed to be acquired? 9 14 -143 1 " The croaker ' s done gone from the hook - - damn ! My language sure goes to pot down here on the coast . " The husky blond guide with the Aggie cap twists his face in mock fury . " I got to get back to school and straighten out my English . " twists his face in mock fury Why is he being mock furious? 35 41 -143 1 " The croaker ' s done gone from the hook - - damn ! My language sure goes to pot down here on the coast . " The husky blond guide with the Aggie cap twists his face in mock fury . " I got to get back to school and straighten out my English . " croaker ' s What is a croaker? 2 5 -143 1 " The croaker ' s done gone from the hook - - damn ! My language sure goes to pot down here on the coast . " The husky blond guide with the Aggie cap twists his face in mock fury . " I got to get back to school and straighten out my English . " pot What does \"pot down\" mean? 19 20 -143 1 " The croaker ' s done gone from the hook - - damn ! My language sure goes to pot down here on the coast . " The husky blond guide with the Aggie cap twists his face in mock fury . " I got to get back to school and straighten out my English . " guide What kind of guide? 30 31 -143 2 He has two more years at Texas A & M . Texas A & M What is his major? 6 10 -143 2 He has two more years at Texas A & M . two more years Doing what? 2 5 -143 3 Right now he takes people out to fish in the bays behind the barrier islands that curve for hundreds of miles along the eastern coast of Texas , enclosing milky green lagoons behind ridges of sand and grassy scrub that rim the deep blue of the Gulf beyond . he takes people out to fish in the bays Why does the man take people out to fish? 2 11 -143 3 Right now he takes people out to fish in the bays behind the barrier islands that curve for hundreds of miles along the eastern coast of Texas , enclosing milky green lagoons behind ridges of sand and grassy scrub that rim the deep blue of the Gulf beyond . out to fish What is he fishing for? 5 8 -143 3 Right now he takes people out to fish in the bays behind the barrier islands that curve for hundreds of miles along the eastern coast of Texas , enclosing milky green lagoons behind ridges of sand and grassy scrub that rim the deep blue of the Gulf beyond . bays Where exactly does he take people to fish? 10 11 -143 3 Right now he takes people out to fish in the bays behind the barrier islands that curve for hundreds of miles along the eastern coast of Texas , enclosing milky green lagoons behind ridges of sand and grassy scrub that rim the deep blue of the Gulf beyond . Right now Does this mean seasonally? Or as a side-gig while going to school? 0 2 -143 4 There have been three days of hot , wind - swept rain , and now with the first sun we are after speckled seatrout , which with redfish provides most of the game fishing hereabouts . most of the game fishing What constitutes the rest? 29 34 -143 4 There have been three days of hot , wind - swept rain , and now with the first sun we are after speckled seatrout , which with redfish provides most of the game fishing hereabouts . hot , Does he know what fish are out there based on the weather? 6 8 -143 5 The little radio fizzes as other boats want to see if we have found any fish - - spotting location is everything in this sport . sport Is this a competition or for leisure? 24 25 -143 5 The little radio fizzes as other boats want to see if we have found any fish - - spotting location is everything in this sport . other How many boats are out at the same time? 5 6 -143 5 The little radio fizzes as other boats want to see if we have found any fish - - spotting location is everything in this sport . spotting location is it normal to share crucial information like that? 18 20 -144 1 In a sign the stock slump hasn ' t quieted Europe ' s takeover fever , Cie . Europe ' s takeover fever , Why does Europe have takeover fever? 10 16 -144 1 In a sign the stock slump hasn ' t quieted Europe ' s takeover fever , Cie . Cie what is cie? 16 17 -144 2 Financiere de Paribas said it intends to bid for one of France ' s other large financial and industrial holding companies , Cie . de Navigation Mixte . bid for one of France ' s other large financial Why is it bidding? 7 17 -144 3 Paribas said that once it receives the go - ahead from French stock market authorities , it will offer to boost its Navigation Mixte stake to 66 . 7 % from the current 18 . 7 % . go - ahead from French stock market authorities , How will Paribas get the go-ahead from stock market authorities? 7 16 -144 3 Paribas said that once it receives the go - ahead from French stock market authorities , it will offer to boost its Navigation Mixte stake to 66 . 7 % from the current 18 . 7 % . receives the go - ahead when will they receive the go ahead? 5 10 -144 4 Its cash - or - shares bid values Navigation Mixte at about 22 . 82 billion francs ( $ 3 . 62 billion ) , making this one of France ' s largest - ever attempted takeovers . largest - ever attempted takeovers Why is it the largest? 32 37 -144 4 Its cash - or - shares bid values Navigation Mixte at about 22 . 82 billion francs ( $ 3 . 62 billion ) , making this one of France ' s largest - ever attempted takeovers . 22 . 82 billion francs how many franc to a dollar? 12 17 -144 5 The cost of buying the additional 48 % stake would be 10 . 95 billion francs ( $ 1 . 74 billion ) . 48 % stake would it be worth it? 6 9 -145 1 Turner Broadcasting System Inc . said it formed a unit to make and distribute movies to theaters overseas and , eventually , to U . S . theaters , too . formed a unit Is this a unit of people? 7 10 -145 1 Turner Broadcasting System Inc . said it formed a unit to make and distribute movies to theaters overseas and , eventually , to U . S . theaters , too . eventually , What year did this happen? 20 22 -145 1 Turner Broadcasting System Inc . said it formed a unit to make and distribute movies to theaters overseas and , eventually , to U . S . theaters , too . overseas Why is Turner Broadcasting distributing movies overseas before U.S. theaters? 17 18 -145 2 The operator of cable - television networks said the new Turner Pictures unit will produce movies that will premiere on Turner Broadcasting ' s Turner Network Television channel , or TNT , and then will be released internationally in movie theaters . released internationally in which countries? 36 38 -145 2 The operator of cable - television networks said the new Turner Pictures unit will produce movies that will premiere on Turner Broadcasting ' s Turner Network Television channel , or TNT , and then will be released internationally in movie theaters . released internationally Why are Turner pictures being shown on television before theaters? 36 38 -145 3 The unit ' s first two offerings are slated to be " The Secret Life of Ian Fleming , " a dramatization about the former British spy who wrote the James Bond novels , and " Treasure Island , " produced by Charlton Heston , who also stars in the movie . " Treasure Island , " was it a popular movie? 35 40 -145 4 Ted Turner , Turner Broadcasting ' s chairman , was named chairman of Turner Pictures , and Gerry Hogan , president of Turner Entertainment Networks , was named president of the unit . named president Was there any reason these men were selected? 27 29 -145 5 In an interview , Mr . Hogan said the subsidiary ' s primary mission will be to make movies for TNT and to distribute them internationally . primary mission what are their other missions? 12 14 -146 1 Ingersoll Publications Co . agreed to buy the New Haven Register in a transaction valued at $ 275 million from Goodson Newspaper Group Inc . New Haven Register is that a company? 8 11 -146 1 Ingersoll Publications Co . agreed to buy the New Haven Register in a transaction valued at $ 275 million from Goodson Newspaper Group Inc . Register What is the New Haven Register? 10 11 -146 2 As part of the agreement , Goodson also terminated the contract under which Ingersoll manages Goodson ' s 66 newspapers , ending a long association between the two companies that has turned increasingly bitter recently . Goodson ' s 66 newspapers , What will happen to them now? 15 21 -146 2 As part of the agreement , Goodson also terminated the contract under which Ingersoll manages Goodson ' s 66 newspapers , ending a long association between the two companies that has turned increasingly bitter recently . recently what happened recently? 34 35 -146 2 As part of the agreement , Goodson also terminated the contract under which Ingersoll manages Goodson ' s 66 newspapers , ending a long association between the two companies that has turned increasingly bitter recently . that has turned increasingly bitter recently What made the association turn bitter? 29 35 -146 2 As part of the agreement , Goodson also terminated the contract under which Ingersoll manages Goodson ' s 66 newspapers , ending a long association between the two companies that has turned increasingly bitter recently . turned increasingly bitter Why has the relationship turned bitter? 31 34 -146 3 Goodson has accused Ingersoll of paying less attention to its properties and more to such ventures as the recent launch of the St . Louis Sun . less attention What has Goodson been lacking according to them? 6 8 -146 4 Under the terms of the accord , Ingersoll will pay about $ 255 million for the Register , a daily that Goodson bought for about $ 170 million in 1986 . 1986 how much has inflation? 29 30 -146 5 Goodson will pay the additional $ 20 million in settlement of the management contract . management contract What is part of the management contract? 12 14 -147 1 " Hacksaw " and " Bonecrusher " are the sort of nicknames normally associated with linebackers and heavyweight contenders . normally associated Who determined this was normal? 12 14 -147 1 " Hacksaw " and " Bonecrusher " are the sort of nicknames normally associated with linebackers and heavyweight contenders . normally associated who is it associated with now? 12 14 -147 2 Who ' d have thought that the next group of tough guys carrying around reputations like that would be school superintendents ? like that would be school superintendents ? Why do school superintendents have these reputations? 15 22 -147 3 Chicago ' s new school chief is the hard - nosed Ted Kimbrough . hard - nosed How is Kimbrough hard-nosed? 8 11 -147 3 Chicago ' s new school chief is the hard - nosed Ted Kimbrough . Ted Kimbrough WHAT ARE HIS CREDENTIALS? 11 13 -147 4 At his old job in Compton , Calif . , he took a bitter teachers ' strike and nearly came to blows with a school - board member . nearly came to blows with a school - board member Why did Kimbrough nearly come to blows? 18 28 -147 4 At his old job in Compton , Calif . , he took a bitter teachers ' strike and nearly came to blows with a school - board member . took What is meant by \"took\"? 11 12 -147 5 At his first Chicago press conference , he berated the reporters . he berated the reporters Why did Kimbrough berate reporters? 7 11 -147 5 At his first Chicago press conference , he berated the reporters . he berated the reporters . What did he do to berate reporters? 7 12 -148 1 The following were among yesterday ' s offerings and pricings in the U . S . and non - U . S . capital markets , with terms and syndicate manager , as compiled by Dow Jones Capital Markets Report : terms and syndicate manager , WHAT DOES terms and syndicate manager mean? 27 32 -148 1 The following were among yesterday ' s offerings and pricings in the U . S . and non - U . S . capital markets , with terms and syndicate manager , as compiled by Dow Jones Capital Markets Report : syndicate manager , what is a syndicate manager? 29 32 -148 2 Imo Industries Inc . - - $ 150 million of senior subordinated debentures due 2001 , priced at par to yield 12 % . senior subordinated debentures what is a senior subordinated debentures? 10 13 -148 2 Imo Industries Inc . - - $ 150 million of senior subordinated debentures due 2001 , priced at par to yield 12 % . priced at par what does this mean? 16 19 -148 2 Imo Industries Inc . - - $ 150 million of senior subordinated debentures due 2001 , priced at par to yield 12 % . subordinated debentures What are subordinated debentures? 11 13 -148 3 The issue will be sold through Morgan Stanley & Co . Other details weren ' t available . details weren ' t available why werent they available? 12 17 -148 4 San Antonio , Texas - - $ 575 million of electric and gas system revenue refunding bonds , Series 1989 , 1989A and 1989B , tentatively priced by a First Boston Corp . group to yield from 6 . 15 % in 1991 to 7 . 30 % in 2009 . Series 1989 , 1989A and 1989B , what are Series 1989, 1989A and 1989B? 18 25 -148 5 The issue includes current interest bonds due 1991 - 2000 , 2009 , 2012 , 2014 and 2016 , and capital appreciation bonds due 2001 - 2005 . capital appreciation bonds What is a capital appreciation bond? 20 23 -149 1 A series of explosions tore through the huge Phillips Petroleum Co . plastics plant near here , injuring more than a hundred and closing parts of the Houston Ship Channel . injuring How were the hundred injured? 17 18 -149 1 A series of explosions tore through the huge Phillips Petroleum Co . plastics plant near here , injuring more than a hundred and closing parts of the Houston Ship Channel . here , Where is here? 15 17 -149 2 There were no immediate reports of deaths , but officials said a number of workers were still unaccounted for last night . unaccounted for Why were the workers unaccounted for? 17 19 -149 2 There were no immediate reports of deaths , but officials said a number of workers were still unaccounted for last night . a number of workers were still unaccounted for How many workers were unaccounted for? 11 19 -149 3 The Bartlesville , Okla . , oil company late yesterday still hadn ' t said officially what caused the explosions and fires , which sent columns of heavy black smoke billowing high into the air . Bartlesville , where is that in oklahoma? 1 3 -149 4 One local Phillips manager said a seal blew in one of the plant ' s reactors . a seal blew How did the seal blow? 5 8 -149 4 One local Phillips manager said a seal blew in one of the plant ' s reactors . One local Phillips manager Who is the manager? 0 4 -149 4 One local Phillips manager said a seal blew in one of the plant ' s reactors . seal blew in Why did a seal blow? 6 9 -149 4 One local Phillips manager said a seal blew in one of the plant ' s reactors . seal blew how did it blow? 6 8 -149 5 Glenn Cox , Phillips ' president and chief operating officer , and other Phillips officials flew from Bartlesville to assess the damage and determine the cause of the afternoon explosions . assess the damage and determine How was the damage and cause assessed/determined? 19 24 -149 5 Glenn Cox , Phillips ' president and chief operating officer , and other Phillips officials flew from Bartlesville to assess the damage and determine the cause of the afternoon explosions . other Phillips officials Who are the other Phillips officials? 12 15 -149 5 Glenn Cox , Phillips ' president and chief operating officer , and other Phillips officials flew from Bartlesville to assess the damage and determine the cause of the afternoon explosions . afternoon explosions how long will it take to figure out? 28 30 -150 1 Inco Ltd . posted a 35 % decline in third - quarter net income , a performance that was in line with analysts ' expectations . analysts ' expectations Who were these analysts, and were they from inside the company? 22 25 -150 1 Inco Ltd . posted a 35 % decline in third - quarter net income , a performance that was in line with analysts ' expectations . analysts ' expectations Which analysts? 22 25 -150 1 Inco Ltd . posted a 35 % decline in third - quarter net income , a performance that was in line with analysts ' expectations . analysts ' expectations Why did analysts expect this decline? 22 25 -150 1 Inco Ltd . posted a 35 % decline in third - quarter net income , a performance that was in line with analysts ' expectations . decline what were the projections? 7 8 -150 2 The nickel producer also raised its quarterly dividend to 25 cents a share from 20 cents and said it may buy back as much as 4 . 8 % of its common outstanding . its common outstanding What does this common outstanding mean? 30 33 -150 2 The nickel producer also raised its quarterly dividend to 25 cents a share from 20 cents and said it may buy back as much as 4 . 8 % of its common outstanding . common outstanding What is the meaning of common outstanding? 31 33 -150 3 Inco shares fell after the announcements . shares fell What evidence besides an announcement would cause shares to fall? 1 3 -150 3 Inco shares fell after the announcements . Inco shares how far did they fall? 0 2 -150 4 Analysts said some investors were disappointed that the cash - rich company had failed to announce a special dividend . special dividend Does this dividend only apply to certain investors? 17 19 -150 4 Analysts said some investors were disappointed that the cash - rich company had failed to announce a special dividend . some investors were disappointed Which investors were disappointed? 2 6 -150 4 Analysts said some investors were disappointed that the cash - rich company had failed to announce a special dividend . special dividend Why would a company give special divends? 17 19 -150 5 Inco closed at $ 31 . 125 a share , down 62 . 5 cents , in New York Stock Exchange composite trading . 62 . 5 cents , What % drop was this for the share? 11 16 -150 5 Inco closed at $ 31 . 125 a share , down 62 . 5 cents , in New York Stock Exchange composite trading . composite trading How is composite trading different than other types of trading? 21 23 -150 5 Inco closed at $ 31 . 125 a share , down 62 . 5 cents , in New York Stock Exchange composite trading . composite trading what is composite trading? 21 23 -151 1 Japan ' s Daiwa Securities Co . named Masahiro Dozen president . named Masahiro Dozen president Why has Dozen chosen to be president? 7 11 -151 1 Japan ' s Daiwa Securities Co . named Masahiro Dozen president . Japan ' s Daiwa Securities Co What does Daiwa Securities Co do? 0 6 -151 1 Japan ' s Daiwa Securities Co . named Masahiro Dozen president . named Masahiro Dozen president Why did they name Masahiro president? 7 11 -151 1 Japan ' s Daiwa Securities Co . named Masahiro Dozen president . Daiwa Securities Co What kind of company is this? 3 6 -151 2 Mr . Dozen succeeds Sadakane Doi , who will become vice chairman . Mr . Dozen succeeds Sadakane Doi , Why did Doi stop being president? 0 7 -151 2 Mr . Dozen succeeds Sadakane Doi , who will become vice chairman . Sadakane Why did they make Sadakane vice chairman? 4 5 -151 2 Mr . Dozen succeeds Sadakane Doi , who will become vice chairman . become vice chairman Is Doi stepping down or being forced to step down? 9 12 -151 3 Yoshitoki Chino retains his title of chairman of Daiwa , Japan ' s second - largest securities firm . second - largest What is Japans first largest security firm? 13 16 -151 4 In Japanese firms , the president usually is in charge of day - to - day operations , while the chairman ' s role is more a ceremonial one . the chairman ' s role is more a ceremonial one What ceremonial duties does the chairman perform? 19 29 -151 4 In Japanese firms , the president usually is in charge of day - to - day operations , while the chairman ' s role is more a ceremonial one . more a ceremonial one How is the chairmans role ceremonial? 25 29 -151 4 In Japanese firms , the president usually is in charge of day - to - day operations , while the chairman ' s role is more a ceremonial one . ceremonial What is ceremonial about the chairman's role? 27 28 -151 5 The title of chief executive officer isn ' t used . isn ' t used Why isn't the title of CEO used? 6 10 -151 5 The title of chief executive officer isn ' t used . isn ' t used Why is the term CEO not used? 6 10 -151 5 The title of chief executive officer isn ' t used . isn ' t used Why isn't it used? 6 10 -152 1 Bond Corp . Holdings Ltd . ' s consolidated debt totals 6 . 9 billion Australian dollars ( US $ 5 . 32 billion ) , including A $ 1 . 6 billion of bonds convertible into shares . consolidated debt How did they incur such debt? 8 10 -152 1 Bond Corp . Holdings Ltd . ' s consolidated debt totals 6 . 9 billion Australian dollars ( US $ 5 . 32 billion ) , including A $ 1 . 6 billion of bonds convertible into shares . A $ 1 . 6 billion of bonds convertible into shares Are bonds able to be converted into shares, and if so, what kinds of shares? 27 38 -152 2 Alan Bond , chairman and controlling shareholder of the cash - strapped Australian media , brewing , resources and property concern , disclosed the debt figures yesterday . cash - strapped Why are they hurting for money? 9 12 -152 2 Alan Bond , chairman and controlling shareholder of the cash - strapped Australian media , brewing , resources and property concern , disclosed the debt figures yesterday . disclosed Why did he disclose the numbers? 22 23 -152 2 Alan Bond , chairman and controlling shareholder of the cash - strapped Australian media , brewing , resources and property concern , disclosed the debt figures yesterday . Alan Bond , is he important? 0 3 -152 3 The disclosure follows last Friday ' s news that Bond Corp . incurred an overall loss of A $ 980 . 2 million for the fiscal year ended June 30 , the largest loss in Australian corporate history . overall loss of A $ 980 . 2 million How did they not just go bankrupt? 14 23 -152 3 The disclosure follows last Friday ' s news that Bond Corp . incurred an overall loss of A $ 980 . 2 million for the fiscal year ended June 30 , the largest loss in Australian corporate history . largest loss in Australian corporate history Why was this loss so prevalent? 32 38 -152 3 The disclosure follows last Friday ' s news that Bond Corp . incurred an overall loss of A $ 980 . 2 million for the fiscal year ended June 30 , the largest loss in Australian corporate history . largest loss in Australian corporate history whats the second largest? 32 38 -152 4 The debt load would have been higher but for a reduction of A $ 5 billion over the past year from asset sales , Mr . Bond said at a business gathering . reduction Why was the debt load lessened due to a reduction from asset sales? 10 11 -152 5 Mr . Bond indicated the consolidated debt figures , which include debt of units such as Bell Group Ltd . , will be published soon in Bond Corp . ' s 1989 annual accounts . debt of units How did they acquire this specific form of debt? 11 14 -152 5 Mr . Bond indicated the consolidated debt figures , which include debt of units such as Bell Group Ltd . , will be published soon in Bond Corp . ' s 1989 annual accounts . Bond Corp . ' s 1989 annual accounts are they still keeping these? 26 34 -153 1 Good grief ! Charlie Brown is selling out . selling Why is Charlie Brown selling out? 6 7 -153 1 Good grief ! Charlie Brown is selling out . Charlie Brown is selling out why is he selling out? 3 8 -153 1 Good grief ! Charlie Brown is selling out . selling out What is selling out? 6 8 -153 2 Those Metropolitan Life ads were bad enough . bad enough . What was bad about the Metropolitan Life ads? 5 8 -153 2 Those Metropolitan Life ads were bad enough . ads Why were the Metropolitan Life ads bad? 3 4 -153 2 Those Metropolitan Life ads were bad enough . Metropolitan Life ads is that a company? 1 4 -153 2 Those Metropolitan Life ads were bad enough . bad enough Why were the ads bad enough? 5 7 -153 4 Why is he cashing in now ? cashing What do they mean by \"cashing in?\" 3 4 -153 4 Why is he cashing in now ? now as opposed to earlier? 5 6 -153 4 Why is he cashing in now ? he Who is he? 2 3 -153 5 Turns out that next year , Charlie Brown , Snoopy and the gang turn 40 - - and Scripps Howard ' s United Media unit , the syndicator and licensing agent for Charles Schulz ' s comic strip , sees a bonanza in licensing the cartoon characters to a bevy of advertisers for ads , tie - ins and promotions . bonanza How much money could they be making? 41 42 -154 1 Time Warner Inc . is considering a legal challenge to Tele - Communications Inc . ' s plan to buy half of Showtime Networks Inc . , a move that could lead to all - out war between the cable industry ' s two most powerful players . all - out war has it ever happened before? 33 37 -154 1 Time Warner Inc . is considering a legal challenge to Tele - Communications Inc . ' s plan to buy half of Showtime Networks Inc . , a move that could lead to all - out war between the cable industry ' s two most powerful players . the cable industry ' s two most powerful players Who are the cable industry's two most powerful players? 38 47 -154 1 Time Warner Inc . is considering a legal challenge to Tele - Communications Inc . ' s plan to buy half of Showtime Networks Inc . , a move that could lead to all - out war between the cable industry ' s two most powerful players . challenge What is the basis for this legal challenge? 8 9 -154 2 Time is also fighting the transaction on other fronts , by attempting to discourage other cable operators from joining Tele - Communications as investors in Showtime , cable - TV industry executives say . fighting Are these methods legal? 3 4 -154 3 Time officials declined to comment . Time officials how many were asked? 0 2 -154 3 Time officials declined to comment . declined to comment Why did they decline to comment? 2 5 -154 4 Last week , Tele - Communications agreed to pay Viacom Inc . $ 225 million for a 50 % stake in its Showtime subsidiary , which is a distant second to Time ' s Home Box Office in the delivery of pay - TV networks to cable subscribers . agreed What were some of the terms of negotiation that may be of significance? 6 7 -154 5 Tele - Communications , the U . S . ' s largest cable company , said it may seek other cable partners to join in its investment . U . S . ' s largest cable company , who is the second largest? 5 15 -154 5 Tele - Communications , the U . S . ' s largest cable company , said it may seek other cable partners to join in its investment . other cable partners Who are these other cable partners? 19 22 -155 2 The proposed acquisition provides for a cash payment of $ 10 a share at closing and a contingent payment of as much as 80 cents a share placed in escrow . a share What is the current pre acquistion share value? 11 13 -155 2 The proposed acquisition provides for a cash payment of $ 10 a share at closing and a contingent payment of as much as 80 cents a share placed in escrow . proposed acquisition will it be agreed to? 1 3 -155 3 Details of the escrow agreement haven ' t been completed , the companies said . escrow what is escrow? 3 4 -155 3 Details of the escrow agreement haven ' t been completed , the companies said . haven ' t been completed , Why wasn't it completed? 5 11 -155 3 Details of the escrow agreement haven ' t been completed , the companies said . haven ' t been completed , When will they be completed? 5 11 -155 5 American Cyanamid is a Wayne , N . J . , chemicals , drugs and fertilizer concern . drugs and fertilizer concern Why is the word concern here? 13 17 -155 5 American Cyanamid is a Wayne , N . J . , chemicals , drugs and fertilizer concern . concern what is the concern? 16 17 -155 5 American Cyanamid is a Wayne , N . J . , chemicals , drugs and fertilizer concern . concern Why is it a concern? 16 17 -156 1 General Electric Co . executives and lawyers provided " misleading and false " information to the Pentagon in 1985 in an effort to cover up " longstanding fraudulent " billing practices , federal prosecutors alleged in legal briefs . " longstanding fraudulent " How did General Electric cover up fraud? 25 29 -156 1 General Electric Co . executives and lawyers provided " misleading and false " information to the Pentagon in 1985 in an effort to cover up " longstanding fraudulent " billing practices , federal prosecutors alleged in legal briefs . " misleading What was misleading about the information? 8 10 -156 1 General Electric Co . executives and lawyers provided " misleading and false " information to the Pentagon in 1985 in an effort to cover up " longstanding fraudulent " billing practices , federal prosecutors alleged in legal briefs . fraudulent " billing practices , How was General Electric performing fraudulent billing practices? 27 32 -156 2 The government ' s startling allegations , filed only days before the scheduled start of a criminal overcharge trial against GE in Philadelphia federal district court , challenge the motives and veracity of the nation ' s third - largest defense contractor . challenge the motives and veracity What were the motives GE? 27 32 -156 2 The government ' s startling allegations , filed only days before the scheduled start of a criminal overcharge trial against GE in Philadelphia federal district court , challenge the motives and veracity of the nation ' s third - largest defense contractor . criminal overcharge trial What are the fine points of the case? 16 19 -156 2 The government ' s startling allegations , filed only days before the scheduled start of a criminal overcharge trial against GE in Philadelphia federal district court , challenge the motives and veracity of the nation ' s third - largest defense contractor . criminal overcharge What is a criminal overcharge? 16 18 -156 2 The government ' s startling allegations , filed only days before the scheduled start of a criminal overcharge trial against GE in Philadelphia federal district court , challenge the motives and veracity of the nation ' s third - largest defense contractor . court , is that the highest court? 25 27 -156 3 In a strongly worded response summarizing a filing made in the same court yesterday , GE asserted that " prosecutors have misstated the testimony of witnesses , distorted documents and ignored important facts . " The company attacked the government ' s allegations as " reckless and baseless mudslinging , " and said its management " promptly and accurately reported " to the Pentagon all relevant information about billing practices . ignored important facts What important facts were ignored? 30 33 -156 3 In a strongly worded response summarizing a filing made in the same court yesterday , GE asserted that " prosecutors have misstated the testimony of witnesses , distorted documents and ignored important facts . " The company attacked the government ' s allegations as " reckless and baseless mudslinging , " and said its management " promptly and accurately reported " to the Pentagon all relevant information about billing practices . distorted documents How did prosecutors distort documents? 27 29 -156 4 The case strikes at the corporate image of GE , which provides the military with everything from jet engines and electronic warfare equipment to highly classified design work on the Strategic Defense Initiative , and could cause a loss of future defense contracts if Pentagon and Justice Department officials take a tough stance . future defense contracts What percentage of defense contracts are associated with GE at the moment? 40 43 -156 4 The case strikes at the corporate image of GE , which provides the military with everything from jet engines and electronic warfare equipment to highly classified design work on the Strategic Defense Initiative , and could cause a loss of future defense contracts if Pentagon and Justice Department officials take a tough stance . corporate image of do they have a positive image? 5 8 -156 5 The company has been considered an industry leader in advocating cooperation and voluntary disclosures of improper or inflated billing practices . company has been considered an industry leader What reasons were behind GE being considered an industry leader? 1 8 -156 5 The company has been considered an industry leader in advocating cooperation and voluntary disclosures of improper or inflated billing practices . voluntary disclosures Does this come back to them or the individual when it is voluntary? 12 14 -156 5 The company has been considered an industry leader in advocating cooperation and voluntary disclosures of improper or inflated billing practices . considered considered by who? 4 5 -157 1 Knight - Ridder Inc . said third - quarter earnings jumped 18 % , partly because of the sale of two of its media properties . the sale of two of its media properties Which two media properties did Knight-Ridder Inc. sell? 17 25 -157 1 Knight - Ridder Inc . said third - quarter earnings jumped 18 % , partly because of the sale of two of its media properties . two of its media properties . Why did they sell two of their media properties? 20 26 -157 1 Knight - Ridder Inc . said third - quarter earnings jumped 18 % , partly because of the sale of two of its media properties . media properties what are its properties? 23 25 -157 3 The latest results include a gain of $ 4 . 2 million , or eight cents a share , on the sale of television stations in Oklahoma City and Flint , Mich . sale What is the demand in these cities that they would benefit from this? 21 22 -157 4 Revenue increased 7 . 5 % to $ 540 . 9 million from $ 503 . 1 million . Revenue increased 7 . 5 % Why did revenue increase so much? 0 6 -157 4 Revenue increased 7 . 5 % to $ 540 . 9 million from $ 503 . 1 million . increased Is this increase just from those two television station sales? 1 2 -157 5 Robert F . Singleton , Knight - Ridder ' s chief financial officer , said the company was " pleased " with its overall performance , despite only single - digit growth in newspaper revenue . revenue How much do they generate from their newspaper division? 34 35 -157 5 Robert F . Singleton , Knight - Ridder ' s chief financial officer , said the company was " pleased " with its overall performance , despite only single - digit growth in newspaper revenue . " pleased " why is it quoted? 18 21 -158 1 Claude Bebear , chairman and chief executive officer , of Axa - Midi Assurances , pledged to retain employees and management of Farmers Group Inc . , including Leo E . Denlea Jr . , chairman and chief executive officer , if Axa succeeds in acquiring Farmers . Axa - Midi Assurances , What does this company do? 10 15 -158 1 Claude Bebear , chairman and chief executive officer , of Axa - Midi Assurances , pledged to retain employees and management of Farmers Group Inc . , including Leo E . Denlea Jr . , chairman and chief executive officer , if Axa succeeds in acquiring Farmers . Axa succeeds in acquiring Farmers Why would Farmers want to sell, are they in financial trouble? 42 47 -158 2 Mr . Bebear added that the French insurer would keep Farmers ' headquarters in Los Angeles and " will not send French people to run the company . " Axa would also maintain Farmers ' relationships with the insurance exchanges that it manages . insurance exchanges What is an insurance exchange? 38 40 -158 2 Mr . Bebear added that the French insurer would keep Farmers ' headquarters in Los Angeles and " will not send French people to run the company . " Axa would also maintain Farmers ' relationships with the insurance exchanges that it manages . French insurer What does Axa-Midi Assurances insure? 6 8 -158 2 Mr . Bebear added that the French insurer would keep Farmers ' headquarters in Los Angeles and " will not send French people to run the company . " Axa would also maintain Farmers ' relationships with the insurance exchanges that it manages . " will not send French people to run the company What are the full conditions of this agreement, is there an expiration date? 17 27 -158 3 Mr . Bebear made his remarks at a breakfast meeting with reporters here yesterday as part of a tour in which he is trying to rally support in the U . S . for the proposed acquisition . here Where is 'here'? 12 13 -158 3 Mr . Bebear made his remarks at a breakfast meeting with reporters here yesterday as part of a tour in which he is trying to rally support in the U . S . for the proposed acquisition . support Why do they need support for such an acquisition? 26 27 -158 3 Mr . Bebear made his remarks at a breakfast meeting with reporters here yesterday as part of a tour in which he is trying to rally support in the U . S . for the proposed acquisition . proposed acquisition Is Farmers a public company and if so who are all the major shareholders? 35 37 -158 4 The bid is part of Sir James Goldsmith ' s unfriendly takeover attempt for B . A . T Industries PLC , the British tobacco , retailing , paper and financial - services giant that acquired Farmers last year for $ 5 . 2 billion . unfriendly takeover How was the takover unfriendly? 10 12 -158 4 The bid is part of Sir James Goldsmith ' s unfriendly takeover attempt for B . A . T Industries PLC , the British tobacco , retailing , paper and financial - services giant that acquired Farmers last year for $ 5 . 2 billion . unfriendly takeover Why is the takeover unfriendly? 10 12 -158 4 The bid is part of Sir James Goldsmith ' s unfriendly takeover attempt for B . A . T Industries PLC , the British tobacco , retailing , paper and financial - services giant that acquired Farmers last year for $ 5 . 2 billion . acquired Farmers last year for $ 5 . 2 billion Why did Farmers sell last year, were they in financial trouble? 35 45 -158 5 Axa has agreed to acquire Farmers from Sir James ' s investment vehicle , Hoylake Investments Ltd . , for $ 4 . 5 billion plus a $ 1 billion investment in Hoylake . Hoylake Investments Ltd What does Hoylake Investments Ltd. do? 14 17 -158 5 Axa has agreed to acquire Farmers from Sir James ' s investment vehicle , Hoylake Investments Ltd . , for $ 4 . 5 billion plus a $ 1 billion investment in Hoylake . investment vehicle , What is an investment vehicle? 11 14 -158 5 Axa has agreed to acquire Farmers from Sir James ' s investment vehicle , Hoylake Investments Ltd . , for $ 4 . 5 billion plus a $ 1 billion investment in Hoylake . $ 1 billion investment in Hoylake What are the complete conditions of the $1 billion investment in Hoylake? 27 33 -159 1 Combustion Engineering Inc . said third - quarter net income of $ 22 . 8 million , reversing a $ 91 . 7 million year - earlier loss . loss Why did Combustion Engineering have a loss the year before? 27 28 -159 1 Combustion Engineering Inc . said third - quarter net income of $ 22 . 8 million , reversing a $ 91 . 7 million year - earlier loss . year - earlier Was the 91.7M loss for the quarter ending a year ago or was that for the entire year? 24 27 -159 2 The Stamford , Conn . , power - generation products and services company said per - share earnings were 56 cents compared with the year - ago loss of $ 2 . 39 . loss Why was there a per-share loss the year before? 27 28 -159 2 The Stamford , Conn . , power - generation products and services company said per - share earnings were 56 cents compared with the year - ago loss of $ 2 . 39 . year - ago Was the $2.39 loss for the quarter ending a year ago or was that for the year? 24 27 -159 2 The Stamford , Conn . , power - generation products and services company said per - share earnings were 56 cents compared with the year - ago loss of $ 2 . 39 . Stamford , is that southern connnecticut? 1 3 -159 3 Sales fell 1 . 5 % to $ 884 million from $ 897 . 2 million . Sales fell Why did sales fall 1.5%? 0 2 -159 3 Sales fell 1 . 5 % to $ 884 million from $ 897 . 2 million . from Is this qtr-qtr data or is this year-year data? 10 11 -159 3 Sales fell 1 . 5 % to $ 884 million from $ 897 . 2 million . fell why did they fall? 1 2 -159 3 Sales fell 1 . 5 % to $ 884 million from $ 897 . 2 million . Sales fell Why did sales fall? 0 2 -159 4 Strong profit in the process industries , including chemical and pulp and paper , were offset by higher interest expense and by lower earnings as the company closed out certain long - term contracts . closed out Why did the company close out certain long-term contracts? 27 29 -159 4 Strong profit in the process industries , including chemical and pulp and paper , were offset by higher interest expense and by lower earnings as the company closed out certain long - term contracts . lower How much lower were earnings? 22 23 -159 4 Strong profit in the process industries , including chemical and pulp and paper , were offset by higher interest expense and by lower earnings as the company closed out certain long - term contracts . certain How much of the losses are attributed to the certain contracts?\n 29 30 -159 4 Strong profit in the process industries , including chemical and pulp and paper , were offset by higher interest expense and by lower earnings as the company closed out certain long - term contracts . contracts Are these contracts that are off the books now, leading to expect hirer profit contracts will be the norm moving forward? 33 34 -159 4 Strong profit in the process industries , including chemical and pulp and paper , were offset by higher interest expense and by lower earnings as the company closed out certain long - term contracts . interest expense what is interest expense? 18 20 -159 4 Strong profit in the process industries , including chemical and pulp and paper , were offset by higher interest expense and by lower earnings as the company closed out certain long - term contracts . certain long - term contracts What contracts did they close? 29 34 -159 5 Combustion reported improved profits in its automation and control products businesses , and it narrowed its losses in its public sector and environmental segment . narrowed its losses How did Combustion narrow its losses? 14 17 -160 1 If bluebloods won ' t pay high prices for racehorses anymore , who will ? bluebloods won ' t pay high prices for racehorses Why will bluebloods no longer pay high prices for racehorses? 1 10 -160 1 If bluebloods won ' t pay high prices for racehorses anymore , who will ? bluebloods what is bluebloods? 1 2 -160 1 If bluebloods won ' t pay high prices for racehorses anymore , who will ? bluebloods what is a blueblood? 1 2 -160 1 If bluebloods won ' t pay high prices for racehorses anymore , who will ? bluebloods What is a blueblood? 1 2 -160 2 Breeders are betting on the common folk . Breeders why are they betting on common folk? 0 1 -160 2 Breeders are betting on the common folk . betting How are they betting on them? 2 3 -160 3 The Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders Association , a Lexington , Ky . - based trade group , has launched " seminars " for " potential investors " at race tracks around the country . " seminars " where are they held? 19 22 -160 4 The group , which has held half a dozen seminars so far , also is considering promotional videos and perhaps a pitch to Wall Street investment bankers . perhaps a pitch to Wall Street investment bankers Why are they considering pitching to Wall Street bankers? 19 27 -160 5 " People in this business have been insulated , " says Josh Pons , a horse breeder from Bel Air , Md . " But the real future of this game is in a number of people owning a few horses . " " People in this business have been insulated , " Why have people in the horserace business been insulated? 0 10 -160 5 " People in this business have been insulated , " says Josh Pons , a horse breeder from Bel Air , Md . " But the real future of this game is in a number of people owning a few horses . " few horses how many horses does he mean? 39 41 -161 1 Britain ' s current account deficit dropped to # 1 . 6 billion ( $ 2 . 56 billion ) in September from an adjusted # 2 billion ( $ 3 . 21 billion ) the previous month , but the improvement comes amid increasing concern that a recession could strike the U . K . economy next year . dropped Why did Britain's current account deficit drop. 6 7 -161 1 Britain ' s current account deficit dropped to # 1 . 6 billion ( $ 2 . 56 billion ) in September from an adjusted # 2 billion ( $ 3 . 21 billion ) the previous month , but the improvement comes amid increasing concern that a recession could strike the U . K . economy next year . dropped Why did Britain's account deficit drop? 6 7 -161 2 The Confederation of British Industry ' s latest survey shows that business executives expect a pronounced slowdown , largely because of a 16 - month series of interest - rate increases that has raised banks ' base lending rates to 15 % . pronounced slowdown , how pronounced was it? 15 18 -161 2 The Confederation of British Industry ' s latest survey shows that business executives expect a pronounced slowdown , largely because of a 16 - month series of interest - rate increases that has raised banks ' base lending rates to 15 % . business executives expect a pronounced slowdown , Which business executives? 11 18 -161 2 The Confederation of British Industry ' s latest survey shows that business executives expect a pronounced slowdown , largely because of a 16 - month series of interest - rate increases that has raised banks ' base lending rates to 15 % . interest - rate increases Why did the interest-rate increase? 27 31 -161 4 He also said investment by businesses is falling off . falling off Why is investment by business failling off? 7 9 -161 4 He also said investment by businesses is falling off . falling off why exactly? 7 9 -161 4 He also said investment by businesses is falling off . investment by businesses is falling off What does investment by businesses is falling off mean? 3 9 -161 4 He also said investment by businesses is falling off . falling off Why is business investment falling off? 7 9 -161 5 Of 1 , 224 companies surveyed , 31 % expect to cut spending on plant equipment and machinery , while only 28 % plan to spend more . cut Why did the companies surveyed cut their spending. 11 12 -161 5 Of 1 , 224 companies surveyed , 31 % expect to cut spending on plant equipment and machinery , while only 28 % plan to spend more . 28 % plan why are they spending more? 21 24 -162 1 Yields on certificates of deposit at major banks were little changed in the latest week . Yields on certificates What are yields on certificates of deposit? 0 3 -162 1 Yields on certificates of deposit at major banks were little changed in the latest week . latest What exactly is the timeline and when is it being compared to? 13 14 -162 2 The average yield on six - month CDs of $ 50 , 000 and less slipped to 7 . 96 % from 8 . 00 % , according to Banxquote Money Markets , an information service based here . Banxquote Money Markets , Where is Banxquote Money Markets located? 29 33 -162 2 The average yield on six - month CDs of $ 50 , 000 and less slipped to 7 . 96 % from 8 . 00 % , according to Banxquote Money Markets , an information service based here . 8 . 00 % , Is this considered a significant amount? 22 27 -162 3 On one - year CDs of $ 50 , 000 and less , the average slid to 8 . 02 % from 8 . 06 % . the average slid to 8 . 02 % from 8 . 06 % Why did this average decrease? 13 26 -162 3 On one - year CDs of $ 50 , 000 and less , the average slid to 8 . 02 % from 8 . 06 % . 8 . 06 % How did this difference come about? 22 26 -162 3 On one - year CDs of $ 50 , 000 and less , the average slid to 8 . 02 % from 8 . 06 % . 8 . 02 % from 8 . 06 % is that small? 17 26 -162 4 Both issues are among the most popular with individual investors . among the most popular Why are they among the most popular? 3 7 -162 4 Both issues are among the most popular with individual investors . Both issues are among the most popular Why are these issues popular ? 0 7 -162 4 Both issues are among the most popular with individual investors . individual What is the reasoning behind this? 8 9 -162 4 Both issues are among the most popular with individual investors . most popular why are they popular? 5 7 -162 5 " Because of shrinkage in the economy , rates can be expected to decline over a one - year horizon , " said Norberto Mehl , chairman of Banxquote . " It ' s unclear how much rates can fall and how soon . " unclear how much rates can fall and how soon How does one determine how soon and how much rates can fall? 34 43 -162 5 " Because of shrinkage in the economy , rates can be expected to decline over a one - year horizon , " said Norberto Mehl , chairman of Banxquote . " It ' s unclear how much rates can fall and how soon . " shrinkage what is shrinkage? 3 4 -163 1 HomeFed Corp . said third - quarter net income slid 14 % to $ 23 . 9 million , or $ 1 . 10 per fully diluted share , from $ 27 . 9 million , or $ 1 . 21 a fully diluted share , because of increased bad assets and unexpected trouble in unloading foreclosed property . unexpected trouble in unloading foreclosed What caused the unexpected trouble in selling properties? 52 57 -163 1 HomeFed Corp . said third - quarter net income slid 14 % to $ 23 . 9 million , or $ 1 . 10 per fully diluted share , from $ 27 . 9 million , or $ 1 . 21 a fully diluted share , because of increased bad assets and unexpected trouble in unloading foreclosed property . bad assets What makes their assets bad? 49 51 -163 1 HomeFed Corp . said third - quarter net income slid 14 % to $ 23 . 9 million , or $ 1 . 10 per fully diluted share , from $ 27 . 9 million , or $ 1 . 21 a fully diluted share , because of increased bad assets and unexpected trouble in unloading foreclosed property . fully diluted share , What is a fully diluted share? 25 29 -163 2 The decline surprised analysts and jolted HomeFed ' s stock , which lost 8 . 6 % of its value , closing at $ 38 . 50 on the New York Stock Exchange , down $ 3 . 625 . decline surprised analysts Why were analysts suprprised by the decline? 1 4 -163 2 The decline surprised analysts and jolted HomeFed ' s stock , which lost 8 . 6 % of its value , closing at $ 38 . 50 on the New York Stock Exchange , down $ 3 . 625 . surprised analysts Why did the decline surprise analysts? 2 4 -163 3 HomeFed had been one of the handful of large West Coast thrifts that in recent quarters had counteracted interest - rate problems dogging the industry by keeping a lid on problem assets and lending heavily into the furious California housing market . keeping a lid on problem assets How had HomeFed been keeping a lid on problem assets? 26 32 -163 4 Analysts had been projecting fully diluted earnings in the third quarter in the range of about $ 1 . 30 a share . diluted earnings What is a diluted earning? 5 7 -163 5 However , HomeFed ' s loan originations and purchases plunged 26 % in the quarter , to $ 1 . 4 billion from $ 1 . 9 billion a year earlier . originations What is an origination? 6 7 -164 1 MORGAN STANLEY , THE ONCE STODGY investment house , in 1974 helped a corporate client complete a hostile takeover . hostile takeover what is a hostile takeover 17 19 -164 1 MORGAN STANLEY , THE ONCE STODGY investment house , in 1974 helped a corporate client complete a hostile takeover . hostile How did Morgan Stanley help the corporate client? 17 18 -164 1 MORGAN STANLEY , THE ONCE STODGY investment house , in 1974 helped a corporate client complete a hostile takeover . STODGY what does stodgy mean? 5 6 -164 1 MORGAN STANLEY , THE ONCE STODGY investment house , in 1974 helped a corporate client complete a hostile takeover . helped a corporate client Who was the corporate client? 11 15 -164 2 It was the start of a boom in unfriendly , even ungentlemanly , mergers . mergers Who were the mergers with? 13 14 -164 2 It was the start of a boom in unfriendly , even ungentlemanly , mergers . unfriendly , Why was it unfriendly? 8 10 -164 2 It was the start of a boom in unfriendly , even ungentlemanly , mergers . ungentlemanly , why was it not gentlemanly? 11 13 -164 3 On July 18 , 1974 , International Nickle of Canada - - advised by Morgan - - offered $ 28 a share , equal to $ 157 million , for ESB , a Philadelphia battery maker . offered Was ESB doing badly at the time? 17 18 -164 4 ESB said it was given only a three - hour advance warning on a " take it or leave it " basis from Inco , as the Toronto company is called . three - hour Why was Inco in such a hurry for ESB to make a decision? 7 10 -164 5 " ESB is aware that a hostile tender offer is being made by a foreign company for all of ESB ' s shares , " said F . J . Port , ESB ' s president . " Hostile " thus entered the merger - acquisition lexicon . hostile Why is it called a \"hostile tender offer?\" 6 7 -164 5 " ESB is aware that a hostile tender offer is being made by a foreign company for all of ESB ' s shares , " said F . J . Port , ESB ' s president . " Hostile " thus entered the merger - acquisition lexicon . lexicon what is a lexicon? 46 47 -165 1 When the Trinity Repertory Theater named Anne Bogart its artistic director last spring , the nation ' s theatrical cognoscenti arched a collective eyebrow . cognoscenti what is cognoscenti? 19 20 -165 1 When the Trinity Repertory Theater named Anne Bogart its artistic director last spring , the nation ' s theatrical cognoscenti arched a collective eyebrow . arched a collective eyebrow Why did this surprise the theatrical cognoscenti? 20 24 -165 1 When the Trinity Repertory Theater named Anne Bogart its artistic director last spring , the nation ' s theatrical cognoscenti arched a collective eyebrow . theatrical cognoscenti What does this mean exactly? 18 20 -165 2 Ms . Bogart , an acclaimed creator of deconstructed dramatic collages that tear into such sacred texts as Rodgers and Hammerstein ' s " South Pacific , " is decidedly downtown . decidedly downtown meaning what exactl? 29 31 -165 2 Ms . Bogart , an acclaimed creator of deconstructed dramatic collages that tear into such sacred texts as Rodgers and Hammerstein ' s " South Pacific , " is decidedly downtown . tear into such sacred texts Why are these works considered sacred? 12 17 -165 2 Ms . Bogart , an acclaimed creator of deconstructed dramatic collages that tear into such sacred texts as Rodgers and Hammerstein ' s " South Pacific , " is decidedly downtown . decidedly downtown What does downtown mean in this sense? 29 31 -165 2 Ms . Bogart , an acclaimed creator of deconstructed dramatic collages that tear into such sacred texts as Rodgers and Hammerstein ' s " South Pacific , " is decidedly downtown . tear into such sacred texts as Rodgers What makes these texts sacred? 12 19 -165 2 Ms . Bogart , an acclaimed creator of deconstructed dramatic collages that tear into such sacred texts as Rodgers and Hammerstein ' s " South Pacific , " is decidedly downtown . decidedly downtown what does that mean? 29 31 -165 3 Trinity Rep meanwhile is one of the nation ' s oldest and most respected regional theaters , still hosting an annual " A Christmas Carol . " still hosting an annual " A Christmas Carol Why is this particular fact relevant? 17 25 -165 3 Trinity Rep meanwhile is one of the nation ' s oldest and most respected regional theaters , still hosting an annual " A Christmas Carol . " " A Christmas with the three ghosts? 21 24 -165 4 How would this bastion of traditional values fare in Ms . Bogart ' s iconoclastic hands ? iconoclastic what is iconoclastic? 14 15 -165 4 How would this bastion of traditional values fare in Ms . Bogart ' s iconoclastic hands ? iconoclastic hands ? Why is she considered an iconoclast for creating new works? 14 17 -165 4 How would this bastion of traditional values fare in Ms . Bogart ' s iconoclastic hands ? bastion of traditional values What makes christmas carolling in a theatrical context traditional? 3 7 -165 4 How would this bastion of traditional values fare in Ms . Bogart ' s iconoclastic hands ? iconoclastic definition of this word? 14 15 -165 5 She held her fire with her first production at the Trinity earlier this season . held her fire what does held her fire mean here? 1 4 -166 1 California legislators , searching for ways to pay for the $ 4 billion to $ 6 billion in damages from last week ' s earthquake , are laying the groundwork for a temporary increase in the state ' s sales tax . California legislators , Who are the California legislators? 0 3 -166 1 California legislators , searching for ways to pay for the $ 4 billion to $ 6 billion in damages from last week ' s earthquake , are laying the groundwork for a temporary increase in the state ' s sales tax . temporary increase in the state ' s sales tax How a temporary increase in the state's sales tax is going to help pay the $4 billion to $6 billion ? 32 41 -166 1 California legislators , searching for ways to pay for the $ 4 billion to $ 6 billion in damages from last week ' s earthquake , are laying the groundwork for a temporary increase in the state ' s sales tax . temporary increase in the state ' s sales tax How much will the state's sales tax be increased? 32 41 -166 2 The talk of a sales tax rise follows a rebuff from Congress on the question of how much the federal government is willing to spend to aid in California ' s earthquake relief efforts . follows a rebuff from Congress What prompted the rebuff from Congress? 7 12 -166 2 The talk of a sales tax rise follows a rebuff from Congress on the question of how much the federal government is willing to spend to aid in California ' s earthquake relief efforts . federal government why is federal government answerable to congress? 19 21 -166 2 The talk of a sales tax rise follows a rebuff from Congress on the question of how much the federal government is willing to spend to aid in California ' s earthquake relief efforts . a rebuff from Congress How did Congress rebuff this issue? 8 12 -166 3 The state had sought as much as $ 4 . 1 billion in relief , but yesterday the House approved a more general scaled - back measure calling for $ 2 . 85 billion in aid , the bulk of which would go to California , with an unspecified amount going to regions affected by Hurricane Hugo . House approved a more general scaled - back measure Why did the House decide on this change? 18 27 -166 3 The state had sought as much as $ 4 . 1 billion in relief , but yesterday the House approved a more general scaled - back measure calling for $ 2 . 85 billion in aid , the bulk of which would go to California , with an unspecified amount going to regions affected by Hurricane Hugo . unspecified Why was the amount unspecified? 48 49 -166 3 The state had sought as much as $ 4 . 1 billion in relief , but yesterday the House approved a more general scaled - back measure calling for $ 2 . 85 billion in aid , the bulk of which would go to California , with an unspecified amount going to regions affected by Hurricane Hugo . unspecified amount why an unspecified amount going to regions affected by Hurricane Hugo? 48 50 -166 3 The state had sought as much as $ 4 . 1 billion in relief , but yesterday the House approved a more general scaled - back measure calling for $ 2 . 85 billion in aid , the bulk of which would go to California , with an unspecified amount going to regions affected by Hurricane Hugo . regions affected by Hurricane Hugo What regions were affected by Hurricane Hugo? 52 57 -166 4 That leaves the state roughly $ 2 billion to $ 4 billion short . roughly $ 2 billion to $ 4 billion short Why would the state be left billions of dollars short? 4 13 -166 4 That leaves the state roughly $ 2 billion to $ 4 billion short . $ 2 billion to $ 4 billion short . why is the state short of $2 billion to $4 billion ? 5 14 -166 5 A sales tax increase appears to be the fastest and easiest to raise funds in a hurry . raise funds in a hurry Why do the funds need to be raised in a hurry? 12 17 -166 5 A sales tax increase appears to be the fastest and easiest to raise funds in a hurry . A sales tax increase why a sales tax increase be the fastest and easiest to raise funds ? 0 4 -166 5 A sales tax increase appears to be the fastest and easiest to raise funds in a hurry . the fastest and easiest to raise funds Why is a sales tax increase the fastest and easiest way to raise funds? 7 14 -167 1 The Justice Department scrambled to play down the significance of its new guidelines concerning prosecutions under the federal racketeering law . significance What was the significance? 8 9 -167 1 The Justice Department scrambled to play down the significance of its new guidelines concerning prosecutions under the federal racketeering law . new guidelines What are some of the new guidelines? 11 13 -167 2 The guidelines were distributed to U . S . attorneys last summer but were disclosed for the first time by press reports this week . guidelines What are the guidelines? 1 2 -167 2 The guidelines were distributed to U . S . attorneys last summer but were disclosed for the first time by press reports this week . this week which week was it? 22 24 -167 3 They discourage prosecutors , under certain circumstances , from seeking court orders seizing the assets of racketeering defendants prior to trial . under certain circumstances What are the cirsumstances? 4 7 -167 3 They discourage prosecutors , under certain circumstances , from seeking court orders seizing the assets of racketeering defendants prior to trial . racketeering defendants how do they do that? 16 18 -167 3 They discourage prosecutors , under certain circumstances , from seeking court orders seizing the assets of racketeering defendants prior to trial . under certain circumstances , What are some of the circumstances? 4 8 -167 4 But David Runkel , chief Justice Department spokesman , said the guidelines " are a codification and a clarification far more than a new direction . " codification and a clarification What does Runkel mean by this? 15 19 -167 4 But David Runkel , chief Justice Department spokesman , said the guidelines " are a codification and a clarification far more than a new direction . " " are what is a codification? 12 14 -167 5 Use of the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations law against white - collar defendants , as opposed to alleged organized - crime figures , has come under attack from some defense lawyers and legal scholars . some defense lawyers Who are the defense lawyers? 29 32 -167 5 Use of the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations law against white - collar defendants , as opposed to alleged organized - crime figures , has come under attack from some defense lawyers and legal scholars . law against white - collar defendants , How can RICO be used against white collar criminals? 8 15 -168 1 Johnson & Johnson reported a 10 % rise in third - quarter net income on a 12 % sales increase - results that were driven particularly by new products including pharmaceuticals and the company ' s professional operations . Johnson & Johnson What is Johnson & Johnson 0 3 -168 1 Johnson & Johnson reported a 10 % rise in third - quarter net income on a 12 % sales increase - results that were driven particularly by new products including pharmaceuticals and the company ' s professional operations . pharmaceuticals Any specific pharmaceuticals of interest? 30 31 -168 1 Johnson & Johnson reported a 10 % rise in third - quarter net income on a 12 % sales increase - results that were driven particularly by new products including pharmaceuticals and the company ' s professional operations . company ' s professional operations What professional operations? 33 38 -168 1 Johnson & Johnson reported a 10 % rise in third - quarter net income on a 12 % sales increase - results that were driven particularly by new products including pharmaceuticals and the company ' s professional operations . new products WHAT ARE THE NEW PRODUCTS? 27 29 -168 1 Johnson & Johnson reported a 10 % rise in third - quarter net income on a 12 % sales increase - results that were driven particularly by new products including pharmaceuticals and the company ' s professional operations . professional operations what professional operations? 36 38 -168 1 Johnson & Johnson reported a 10 % rise in third - quarter net income on a 12 % sales increase - results that were driven particularly by new products including pharmaceuticals and the company ' s professional operations . 12 % sales increase - results how did it increase? 16 22 -168 2 Net for the New Brunswick , N . J . , maker of health - care products climbed to $ 265 million , or 80 cents a share , from $ 240 million , or 71 cents a share , in the year - earlier period . year - earlier period WHAT YEAR? 42 46 -168 3 Sales rose to $ 2 . 45 billion from $ 2 . 2 billion . Sales rose WHY DID SALES RISE? 0 2 -168 4 The year - ago per - share earnings are adjusted to reflect a 2 - for - 1 stock split last May . stock split WHAT CAUSED A STOCK SPLIT? 18 20 -168 4 The year - ago per - share earnings are adjusted to reflect a 2 - for - 1 stock split last May . stock split Why did they do a stock split? 18 20 -168 4 The year - ago per - share earnings are adjusted to reflect a 2 - for - 1 stock split last May . stock split last what is a stock split? 18 21 -168 5 In a statement , Ralph S . Larsen , chairman and chief executive officer , said the company was pleased with its third - quarter sales performance , " especially in light of the extremely competitive environment in domestic consumer markets and the negative impact of unfavorable exchange rates this quarter . " domestic consumer markets Were there any notable competitive problems? 38 41 -168 5 In a statement , Ralph S . Larsen , chairman and chief executive officer , said the company was pleased with its third - quarter sales performance , " especially in light of the extremely competitive environment in domestic consumer markets and the negative impact of unfavorable exchange rates this quarter . " extremely competitive environment WHQT IS MAKING THE ENVIORNMENT COMPETATIVE? 34 37 -168 5 In a statement , Ralph S . Larsen , chairman and chief executive officer , said the company was pleased with its third - quarter sales performance , " especially in light of the extremely competitive environment in domestic consumer markets and the negative impact of unfavorable exchange rates this quarter . " pleased Why was he pleased? 19 20 -168 5 In a statement , Ralph S . Larsen , chairman and chief executive officer , said the company was pleased with its third - quarter sales performance , " especially in light of the extremely competitive environment in domestic consumer markets and the negative impact of unfavorable exchange rates this quarter . " competitive environment Why is the market competitive? 35 37 -168 5 In a statement , Ralph S . Larsen , chairman and chief executive officer , said the company was pleased with its third - quarter sales performance , " especially in light of the extremely competitive environment in domestic consumer markets and the negative impact of unfavorable exchange rates this quarter . " negative impact Why was the impact negative? 43 45 -168 5 In a statement , Ralph S . Larsen , chairman and chief executive officer , said the company was pleased with its third - quarter sales performance , " especially in light of the extremely competitive environment in domestic consumer markets and the negative impact of unfavorable exchange rates this quarter . " Ralph S . Larsen , how long has he been chairman? 4 9 -169 1 Cray Research Inc . forecast that 1990 will be a no - growth year for its supercomputer line . no - growth What made them predict this? 10 13 -169 1 Cray Research Inc . forecast that 1990 will be a no - growth year for its supercomputer line . forecast that 1990 will be a no - growth year Why does Cray Research think it will be a no-growth year? 4 14 -169 1 Cray Research Inc . forecast that 1990 will be a no - growth year for its supercomputer line . Cray where are they from 0 1 -169 1 Cray Research Inc . forecast that 1990 will be a no - growth year for its supercomputer line . forecast How did they construct their forecast? 4 5 -169 1 Cray Research Inc . forecast that 1990 will be a no - growth year for its supercomputer line . Cray Research Inc . What type of company is Cray Research Inc? 0 4 -169 2 In what has become a series of bad - news announcements , the world ' s largest maker of supercomputers said that after reviewing its order prospects , " we have concluded it is prudent to plan for next year on the assumption that revenue again will be flat . " again In previous years what caused this drop in revenue? 45 46 -169 2 In what has become a series of bad - news announcements , the world ' s largest maker of supercomputers said that after reviewing its order prospects , " we have concluded it is prudent to plan for next year on the assumption that revenue again will be flat . " has become a series of bad - news announcements , Why has there been a series of bad-news announcements? 2 12 -169 2 In what has become a series of bad - news announcements , the world ' s largest maker of supercomputers said that after reviewing its order prospects , " we have concluded it is prudent to plan for next year on the assumption that revenue again will be flat . " revenue what is the 5 year 10 year trend 44 45 -169 2 In what has become a series of bad - news announcements , the world ' s largest maker of supercomputers said that after reviewing its order prospects , " we have concluded it is prudent to plan for next year on the assumption that revenue again will be flat . " a series of bad - news announcements , Why have they had a series of bad-news announcements? 4 12 -169 3 Cray jolted the market in July when it slashed revenue and earnings projections for this year , citing a slowing economy that has delayed orders from government as well as commercial customers . commercial Do commercial customers or the government make up the majority of their earnings? 30 31 -169 3 Cray jolted the market in July when it slashed revenue and earnings projections for this year , citing a slowing economy that has delayed orders from government as well as commercial customers . citing a slowing economy Why has the economy slowed? 17 21 -169 3 Cray jolted the market in July when it slashed revenue and earnings projections for this year , citing a slowing economy that has delayed orders from government as well as commercial customers . year , what plans does the company have to improve business 15 17 -169 3 Cray jolted the market in July when it slashed revenue and earnings projections for this year , citing a slowing economy that has delayed orders from government as well as commercial customers . slowing economy Why is the economy slowing? 19 21 -169 3 Cray jolted the market in July when it slashed revenue and earnings projections for this year , citing a slowing economy that has delayed orders from government as well as commercial customers . slashed revenue and earnings projections How much did it slash revenue and earnings projections? 8 13 -169 4 The company made its 1990 projection - - an unusual event for Cray - - in announcing improved net income for the third quarter . improved What caused this prediction? 17 18 -169 4 The company made its 1990 projection - - an unusual event for Cray - - in announcing improved net income for the third quarter . an unusual event Why is making a projection an unusual event for Cray? 8 11 -169 4 The company made its 1990 projection - - an unusual event for Cray - - in announcing improved net income for the third quarter . an unusual event for Cray Why is this unusual? 8 13 -169 5 Cray said it earned $ 30 . 6 million , or $ 1 . 04 a share , up 35 % from $ 22 . 6 million , or 73 cents a share , a year ago . share , how many total shaare holders are there 16 18 -169 5 Cray said it earned $ 30 . 6 million , or $ 1 . 04 a share , up 35 % from $ 22 . 6 million , or 73 cents a share , a year ago . up 35 % Why did earnings/share go up? 18 21 -170 1 The stock market ' s woes spooked currency traders but prompted a quiet little party among bond investors . party among bond investors Why were the bond investors partying? 14 18 -170 1 The stock market ' s woes spooked currency traders but prompted a quiet little party among bond investors . bond investors how are these investors different? 16 18 -170 1 The stock market ' s woes spooked currency traders but prompted a quiet little party among bond investors . quiet little party among bond investors Why are they having a party? 12 18 -170 2 Prices of long - term Treasury bonds moved inversely to the stock market as investors sought safety amid growing evidence the economy is weakening . economy is weakening Why is the economy weakening? 21 24 -170 2 Prices of long - term Treasury bonds moved inversely to the stock market as investors sought safety amid growing evidence the economy is weakening . inversely Does this mean the bonds were better or worse off? 8 9 -170 3 But the shaky economic outlook and the volatile stock market forced the dollar lower against major currencies . shaky economic outlook Why is the economic outlook shakey? 2 5 -170 3 But the shaky economic outlook and the volatile stock market forced the dollar lower against major currencies . major currencies which currencies? 15 17 -170 4 The bond market got an early boost from the opening - hour sell - off in stocks . opening - hour when is opening hour? 9 12 -170 4 The bond market got an early boost from the opening - hour sell - off in stocks . sell - off in stocks How did this boost if they are selling off? 12 17 -170 5 That rout was triggered by UAL Corp . ' s announcement late Monday that the proposed management - labor buy - out had collapsed . management - labor buy - out had collapsed Why did the buy out collapse? 16 24 -170 5 That rout was triggered by UAL Corp . ' s announcement late Monday that the proposed management - labor buy - out had collapsed . UAL Corp who are they? 5 7 -170 5 That rout was triggered by UAL Corp . ' s announcement late Monday that the proposed management - labor buy - out had collapsed . proposed management - labor buy - out What does the buy-out entail? 15 22 -171 1 " The Famous Teddy Z , " which CBS Inc . had hoped would emerge as one of the few bright spots in its otherwise lackluster prime - time schedule , isn ' t turning out to be the hit the network envisaged . prime - time schedule , When is \"prime-time schedule\" ? 26 31 -171 1 " The Famous Teddy Z , " which CBS Inc . had hoped would emerge as one of the few bright spots in its otherwise lackluster prime - time schedule , isn ' t turning out to be the hit the network envisaged . Teddy Z , " who is he? 3 7 -171 1 " The Famous Teddy Z , " which CBS Inc . had hoped would emerge as one of the few bright spots in its otherwise lackluster prime - time schedule , isn ' t turning out to be the hit the network envisaged . isn ' t turning out to be the hit Why isn't The Famous Teddy Z a hit? 31 40 -171 2 Although the half - hour situation comedy seen Mondays at 9 : 30 p . m . Eastern and Pacific time isn ' t a candidate for cancellation , it is slated for fine - tuning and by next week the network may announce " Teddy Z " is moving to 8 : 30 p . m . from its 9 : 30 time slot , replacing " The People Next Door , " which became the first network show to be canceled this season . canceled Why was \"The People Next Door\" cancelled? 82 83 -171 2 Although the half - hour situation comedy seen Mondays at 9 : 30 p . m . Eastern and Pacific time isn ' t a candidate for cancellation , it is slated for fine - tuning and by next week the network may announce " Teddy Z " is moving to 8 : 30 p . m . from its 9 : 30 time slot , replacing " The People Next Door , " which became the first network show to be canceled this season . " The People Next Door , " why was it cancelled? 67 74 -171 2 Although the half - hour situation comedy seen Mondays at 9 : 30 p . m . Eastern and Pacific time isn ' t a candidate for cancellation , it is slated for fine - tuning and by next week the network may announce " Teddy Z " is moving to 8 : 30 p . m . from its 9 : 30 time slot , replacing " The People Next Door , " which became the first network show to be canceled this season . time isn ' t a candidate for cancellation , Why isn't The Famous Teddy Z a candidate for cancellation? 20 29 -171 3 " Teddy Z , " which centers on a mailroom clerk - turned agent at a Hollywood talent agency , was scheduled in the coveted 9 : 30 p . m . slot to follow " Murphy Brown , " a situation comedy about a television news magazine , starring Candice Bergen . " Teddy Z " was boosted by favorable reviews and a network - wide promotional tie - in contest with K mart Corp . favorable Who wrote these \"favorable reviews\" ? 60 61 -171 3 " Teddy Z , " which centers on a mailroom clerk - turned agent at a Hollywood talent agency , was scheduled in the coveted 9 : 30 p . m . slot to follow " Murphy Brown , " a situation comedy about a television news magazine , starring Candice Bergen . " Teddy Z " was boosted by favorable reviews and a network - wide promotional tie - in contest with K mart Corp . K mart Corp k mart the store? 73 76 -171 4 It was promoted on cable services , including MTV , Nick at Night and VH - 1 , and premiered as the No . 22 - rated show for the week . week What week was this? 30 31 -171 5 But five weeks after the premiere , the series has floundered . five weeks after the premiere , When was this? What month? What events were happening at this time that could have led to this? 1 7 -171 5 But five weeks after the premiere , the series has floundered . floundered why did it flounder? 10 11 -171 5 But five weeks after the premiere , the series has floundered . the series has floundered Why has the series floundered? 7 11 -172 1 The Justice Department is in the process of trying to gain control over a law that federal Judge David Sentelle recently called a " monster . " Needless to say , he was talking about RICO . gain control Why does the Justice Department want to gain control over RICO? 10 12 -172 1 The Justice Department is in the process of trying to gain control over a law that federal Judge David Sentelle recently called a " monster . " Needless to say , he was talking about RICO . " monster why is it a monster? 23 25 -172 1 The Justice Department is in the process of trying to gain control over a law that federal Judge David Sentelle recently called a " monster . " Needless to say , he was talking about RICO . RICO What is RICO? 35 36 -172 2 With its recently revised guidelines for RICO , Justice makes it clear that the law currently holds too many incentives for abuse by prosecutors . incentives What are the incentives for abuse of the law? 19 20 -172 2 With its recently revised guidelines for RICO , Justice makes it clear that the law currently holds too many incentives for abuse by prosecutors . incentives What are some of these incentives? 19 20 -172 3 The text of the " new policy " guidelines from the Criminal Division are reprinted nearby . " new policy " guidelines What are the \"new policy\" guidelines? 4 9 -172 3 The text of the " new policy " guidelines from the Criminal Division are reprinted nearby . reprinted nearby why do they need to be reprinted? 14 16 -172 3 The text of the " new policy " guidelines from the Criminal Division are reprinted nearby . guidelines What are these guidelines? 8 9 -172 4 They strongly suggest that Justice ' s prosecutions of Drexel Burnham Lambert , Michael Milken and Princeton / Newport violated notions of fundamental fairness . fairness How did the prosecutions violate fundamental fairness? 23 24 -172 4 They strongly suggest that Justice ' s prosecutions of Drexel Burnham Lambert , Michael Milken and Princeton / Newport violated notions of fundamental fairness . fairness What was unfair about these prosecutions? 23 24 -172 5 Justice is attempting to avoid a replay of these tactics . replay What tactics is Justice trying to avoid a replay of? 6 7 -172 5 Justice is attempting to avoid a replay of these tactics . avoid a replay will they succeed? 4 7 -172 5 Justice is attempting to avoid a replay of these tactics . tactics What kind of tactics were used? 9 10 -173 1 The House approved a short - term spending bill to keep the government operating through Nov . 15 and provide $ 2 . 85 billion in emergency funds to assist in the recovery from Hurricane Hugo and the California earthquake . short - term What does it mean for this bill to be short term? 4 7 -173 1 The House approved a short - term spending bill to keep the government operating through Nov . 15 and provide $ 2 . 85 billion in emergency funds to assist in the recovery from Hurricane Hugo and the California earthquake . the government Which government is this? The broader U.S. government, or the government of specific states? 11 13 -173 1 The House approved a short - term spending bill to keep the government operating through Nov . 15 and provide $ 2 . 85 billion in emergency funds to assist in the recovery from Hurricane Hugo and the California earthquake . approved How many voted for the bill and how many voted against? 2 3 -173 1 The House approved a short - term spending bill to keep the government operating through Nov . 15 and provide $ 2 . 85 billion in emergency funds to assist in the recovery from Hurricane Hugo and the California earthquake . Hurricane Hugo which year was this? 34 36 -173 1 The House approved a short - term spending bill to keep the government operating through Nov . 15 and provide $ 2 . 85 billion in emergency funds to assist in the recovery from Hurricane Hugo and the California earthquake . Nov . 15 What happens on November 15? 15 18 -173 2 The 321 - 99 roll call vote reflected broad support for the disaster assistance , but the cost to the Treasury is sure to aggravate budget pressures this year and next under the Gramm - Rudman deficit reduction law . Gramm - Rudman deficit reduction law What is this deficit reduction law? 33 39 -173 2 The 321 - 99 roll call vote reflected broad support for the disaster assistance , but the cost to the Treasury is sure to aggravate budget pressures this year and next under the Gramm - Rudman deficit reduction law . Gramm - Rudman deficit reduction law What are the stipulations of this law? 33 39 -173 2 The 321 - 99 roll call vote reflected broad support for the disaster assistance , but the cost to the Treasury is sure to aggravate budget pressures this year and next under the Gramm - Rudman deficit reduction law . 321 - 99 Who were the 99 who voted against disaster assistance? 1 4 -173 2 The 321 - 99 roll call vote reflected broad support for the disaster assistance , but the cost to the Treasury is sure to aggravate budget pressures this year and next under the Gramm - Rudman deficit reduction law . Gramm - Rudman deficit reduction law What is the Gramm-Rudman deficit reduction law? 33 39 -173 3 By a lopsided 401 - 18 margin , the chamber rejected an effort to waive Gramm - Rudman for purposes of addressing the two disasters , and budget analysts estimate the increased appropriations will widen the fiscal 1990 deficit by at least $ 1 . 44 billion unless offsetting spending cuts or new revenues are found by Congress . fiscal 1990 What is the fiscal 1990 deficit? Is this referring to the year, or to a code? 36 38 -173 3 By a lopsided 401 - 18 margin , the chamber rejected an effort to waive Gramm - Rudman for purposes of addressing the two disasters , and budget analysts estimate the increased appropriations will widen the fiscal 1990 deficit by at least $ 1 . 44 billion unless offsetting spending cuts or new revenues are found by Congress . offsetting What would offsetting cuts look like in practice? 48 49 -173 3 By a lopsided 401 - 18 margin , the chamber rejected an effort to waive Gramm - Rudman for purposes of addressing the two disasters , and budget analysts estimate the increased appropriations will widen the fiscal 1990 deficit by at least $ 1 . 44 billion unless offsetting spending cuts or new revenues are found by Congress . widen the fiscal 1990 deficit What was the existing deficit before this bill passed? 34 39 -173 3 By a lopsided 401 - 18 margin , the chamber rejected an effort to waive Gramm - Rudman for purposes of addressing the two disasters , and budget analysts estimate the increased appropriations will widen the fiscal 1990 deficit by at least $ 1 . 44 billion unless offsetting spending cuts or new revenues are found by Congress . 401 - 18 margin , why wasnt it unanimous? 3 8 -173 3 By a lopsided 401 - 18 margin , the chamber rejected an effort to waive Gramm - Rudman for purposes of addressing the two disasters , and budget analysts estimate the increased appropriations will widen the fiscal 1990 deficit by at least $ 1 . 44 billion unless offsetting spending cuts or new revenues are found by Congress . waive Why would the chamber not want to waive Gramm-Rudman? 14 15 -173 4 The budget impact will be greater still in fiscal 1991 , and the issue forced a confrontation between the Appropriations Committee leadership and Budget Committee Chairman Leon Panetta , whose California district was at the center of the earthquake last week . confrontation How did this confrontation happen? 16 17 -173 4 The budget impact will be greater still in fiscal 1991 , and the issue forced a confrontation between the Appropriations Committee leadership and Budget Committee Chairman Leon Panetta , whose California district was at the center of the earthquake last week . confrontation What type of confrontation was there? 16 17 -173 4 The budget impact will be greater still in fiscal 1991 , and the issue forced a confrontation between the Appropriations Committee leadership and Budget Committee Chairman Leon Panetta , whose California district was at the center of the earthquake last week . Leon Panetta , whose what are her credentials? 26 30 -173 4 The budget impact will be greater still in fiscal 1991 , and the issue forced a confrontation between the Appropriations Committee leadership and Budget Committee Chairman Leon Panetta , whose California district was at the center of the earthquake last week . confrontation Why was there a confrontation? 16 17 -173 5 Going to the well of the chamber , Mr . Panetta demanded the costs be fully counted . well What is a well of a chamber? 3 4 -173 5 Going to the well of the chamber , Mr . Panetta demanded the costs be fully counted . well of the chamber , What is the well of the chamber? 3 8 -173 5 Going to the well of the chamber , Mr . Panetta demanded the costs be fully counted . demanded does he have the authority to do that? 11 12 -173 5 Going to the well of the chamber , Mr . Panetta demanded the costs be fully counted . costs What costs does Mr. Panetta want counted? 13 14 -174 1 Northeast Utilities raised its bid for Public Service Co . of New Hampshire , which is operating under Bankruptcy Code protection , to $ 2 . 25 billion from $ 1 . 85 billion . is operating under Bankruptcy Code How does Bankruptcy Code work? 15 20 -174 1 Northeast Utilities raised its bid for Public Service Co . of New Hampshire , which is operating under Bankruptcy Code protection , to $ 2 . 25 billion from $ 1 . 85 billion . Bankruptcy Code protection , What does this protect against specifically, and is it a federal program or a state one? 18 22 -174 1 Northeast Utilities raised its bid for Public Service Co . of New Hampshire , which is operating under Bankruptcy Code protection , to $ 2 . 25 billion from $ 1 . 85 billion . Bankruptcy Code protection , Where does the money for the Bankruptcy Code protection come from? 18 22 -174 2 Northeast ' s raised bid , which was supported by PS of New Hampshire ' s official shareholder committee , is a prelude to what is expected to be a round of higher bids by the other groups trying to acquire the company , the largest utility in New Hampshire . supported by PS of New Hampshire ' s Why did PS support the bid? 8 16 -174 2 Northeast ' s raised bid , which was supported by PS of New Hampshire ' s official shareholder committee , is a prelude to what is expected to be a round of higher bids by the other groups trying to acquire the company , the largest utility in New Hampshire . largest utility in New Hampshire What does the company do- electric, water, gas, etc.? 45 50 -174 2 Northeast ' s raised bid , which was supported by PS of New Hampshire ' s official shareholder committee , is a prelude to what is expected to be a round of higher bids by the other groups trying to acquire the company , the largest utility in New Hampshire . PS what is ps? 10 11 -174 2 Northeast ' s raised bid , which was supported by PS of New Hampshire ' s official shareholder committee , is a prelude to what is expected to be a round of higher bids by the other groups trying to acquire the company , the largest utility in New Hampshire . PS Does PS refer to Public Service Co. of New Hampshire? 10 11 -174 2 Northeast ' s raised bid , which was supported by PS of New Hampshire ' s official shareholder committee , is a prelude to what is expected to be a round of higher bids by the other groups trying to acquire the company , the largest utility in New Hampshire . trying to acquire the company , Why do other groups want to acquire the company? 38 44 -174 3 The $ 2 . 25 billion value claimed by Northeast , based in Hartford , Conn . , is the highest yet given to a bid . highest yet given to a bid Why do the bids keep getting higher? 20 26 -174 4 Some of the three other bidding groups are expected to increase their offers tomorrow , a date set for revised offers by a bankruptcy court judge . other bidding groups Who are these other bidding groups? 4 7 -174 4 Some of the three other bidding groups are expected to increase their offers tomorrow , a date set for revised offers by a bankruptcy court judge . three other bidding groups who are the other groups? 3 7 -174 4 Some of the three other bidding groups are expected to increase their offers tomorrow , a date set for revised offers by a bankruptcy court judge . expected to increase their offers Why are the offers expected to increase? 8 13 -174 5 A hearing is set for Nov . 15 , but participants don ' t expect a resolution until July 1990 . don ' t expect a resolution until July 1990 Why is a resolution not expected until July? 11 20 -174 5 A hearing is set for Nov . 15 , but participants don ' t expect a resolution until July 1990 . July 1990 what ended up happening? 18 20 -174 5 A hearing is set for Nov . 15 , but participants don ' t expect a resolution until July 1990 . July 1990 Is July 1990 a typo or was the resolution already agreed upon? 18 20 -174 5 A hearing is set for Nov . 15 , but participants don ' t expect a resolution until July 1990 . but participants don ' t expect a resolution Why don't participants expect a resolution until July 1990? 9 17 -175 1 Manville Corp . said it offered to buy $ 500 million of its convertible preferred stock from the Manville Personal Injury Settlement Trust in a move that would improve the trust ' s liquidity and reduce the potential number of Manville shares outstanding . liquidity How would this improve the trust's liquidity? 33 34 -175 1 Manville Corp . said it offered to buy $ 500 million of its convertible preferred stock from the Manville Personal Injury Settlement Trust in a move that would improve the trust ' s liquidity and reduce the potential number of Manville shares outstanding . improve the trust ' s liquidity What percentage does this improve the trust's liquidity? 28 34 -175 1 Manville Corp . said it offered to buy $ 500 million of its convertible preferred stock from the Manville Personal Injury Settlement Trust in a move that would improve the trust ' s liquidity and reduce the potential number of Manville shares outstanding . convertible preferred stock What is convertible preferred stock? 13 16 -175 2 Manville said it made the offer within the past several weeks as part of an effort to improve shareholder value . improve shareholder value How would this improve shareholder value? 17 20 -175 2 Manville said it made the offer within the past several weeks as part of an effort to improve shareholder value . made the offer within the past several weeks Was there a proxy statement releasing the actual date for the offer? 3 11 -175 2 Manville said it made the offer within the past several weeks as part of an effort to improve shareholder value . improve shareholder value How would this improved shareholder value? 17 20 -175 3 It said it would purchase the stock at market price . market price What is market price of the stock? 8 10 -175 3 It said it would purchase the stock at market price . purchase the stock at market price What is the current stock market price for the stock? 4 10 -175 4 Manville and a spokeswoman for the trust said that the two are discussing the proposal but a decision hasn ' t been made . " We are considering that offer along with all other alternatives , " the trust spokeswoman said . " We need to look at how to maximize our cash flow to pay our beneficiaries . " other alternatives , " What are some of the other alternatives? 33 37 -175 4 Manville and a spokeswoman for the trust said that the two are discussing the proposal but a decision hasn ' t been made . " We are considering that offer along with all other alternatives , " the trust spokeswoman said . " We need to look at how to maximize our cash flow to pay our beneficiaries . " offer along with all other alternatives What are some of the other alternatives? 29 35 -175 5 The trust , created as part of Manville ' s bankruptcy - law reorganization to compensate victims of asbestos - related diseases , owns 7 . 2 million of the Series A convertible preferred shares , which are each convertible into 10 Manville common shares . Series A convertible preferred shares , What are Series A convertible preferred shares? 30 36 -175 5 The trust , created as part of Manville ' s bankruptcy - law reorganization to compensate victims of asbestos - related diseases , owns 7 . 2 million of the Series A convertible preferred shares , which are each convertible into 10 Manville common shares . convertible preferred shares , How much are the preferred shares worth in comparison to the common shares? 32 36 -175 5 The trust , created as part of Manville ' s bankruptcy - law reorganization to compensate victims of asbestos - related diseases , owns 7 . 2 million of the Series A convertible preferred shares , which are each convertible into 10 Manville common shares . convertible preferred shares , What are convertible preferred shares? 32 36 -176 1 Probably the most clear - cut Soviet violation , for example , is the Krasnoyarsk radar . - - " Arms Control Reality , " Nov . 20 , 1984 , the first of some 20 Journal editorials saying that Krasnoyarsk violated the ABM treaty . ABM treaty What is the ABM treaty? 43 45 -176 1 Probably the most clear - cut Soviet violation , for example , is the Krasnoyarsk radar . - - " Arms Control Reality , " Nov . 20 , 1984 , the first of some 20 Journal editorials saying that Krasnoyarsk violated the ABM treaty . Krasnoyarsk radar What is the Krasnoyarsk radar? 14 16 -176 1 Probably the most clear - cut Soviet violation , for example , is the Krasnoyarsk radar . - - " Arms Control Reality , " Nov . 20 , 1984 , the first of some 20 Journal editorials saying that Krasnoyarsk violated the ABM treaty . Probably the most clear - cut Soviet violation , Why is this the most clear-cut violation? 0 9 -176 1 Probably the most clear - cut Soviet violation , for example , is the Krasnoyarsk radar . - - " Arms Control Reality , " Nov . 20 , 1984 , the first of some 20 Journal editorials saying that Krasnoyarsk violated the ABM treaty . editorials What are the sources for these editorials? 37 38 -176 1 Probably the most clear - cut Soviet violation , for example , is the Krasnoyarsk radar . - - " Arms Control Reality , " Nov . 20 , 1984 , the first of some 20 Journal editorials saying that Krasnoyarsk violated the ABM treaty . ABM treaty . What is the ABM treaty? 43 46 -176 1 Probably the most clear - cut Soviet violation , for example , is the Krasnoyarsk radar . - - " Arms Control Reality , " Nov . 20 , 1984 , the first of some 20 Journal editorials saying that Krasnoyarsk violated the ABM treaty . Krasnoyarsk radar What is the Krasnoyarsk radar? 14 16 -176 2 - - " Whether the installation is for early warning or space track , it clearly is not deployed , " the lawmakers said . " Thus we judge it to be not a violation of the ABM treaty at this time . " The delegation included a reporter from the New York Times , aides to Sen . Edward M . Kennedy and Rep . Les AuCoin , and Natural Resources Defense Council staff members . - - The Washington Post , Sept . 9 , 1987 . delegation What delegation is being referenced? 45 46 -176 2 - - " Whether the installation is for early warning or space track , it clearly is not deployed , " the lawmakers said . " Thus we judge it to be not a violation of the ABM treaty at this time . " The delegation included a reporter from the New York Times , aides to Sen . Edward M . Kennedy and Rep . Les AuCoin , and Natural Resources Defense Council staff members . - - The Washington Post , Sept . 9 , 1987 . the lawmakers Who are the lawmakers? 21 23 -176 2 - - " Whether the installation is for early warning or space track , it clearly is not deployed , " the lawmakers said . " Thus we judge it to be not a violation of the ABM treaty at this time . " The delegation included a reporter from the New York Times , aides to Sen . Edward M . Kennedy and Rep . Les AuCoin , and Natural Resources Defense Council staff members . - - The Washington Post , Sept . 9 , 1987 . treaty What is this treaty and how did it come about? 38 39 -176 3 - - The U . S . S . R . has taken unprecedented unilateral measures of openness , by giving American representatives a possibility to inspect the building site of the Krasnoyarsk radar as well as radar vans in the areas of Gomel and Moscow , so as to see for themselves that there are no violations of the ABM treaty of 1972 on the part of the Soviet Union . - - Letter from Eduard Shevardnadze to U . N . Secretary - General Perez de Cuellar , reported in Tass , June 10 , 1988 . Eduard Shevardnadze Who is Shevardnadze? 76 78 -176 3 - - The U . S . S . R . has taken unprecedented unilateral measures of openness , by giving American representatives a possibility to inspect the building site of the Krasnoyarsk radar as well as radar vans in the areas of Gomel and Moscow , so as to see for themselves that there are no violations of the ABM treaty of 1972 on the part of the Soviet Union . - - Letter from Eduard Shevardnadze to U . N . Secretary - General Perez de Cuellar , reported in Tass , June 10 , 1988 . unprecedented Why is this explained as unprecedented rather than due to other reasons? 13 14 -176 3 - - The U . S . S . R . has taken unprecedented unilateral measures of openness , by giving American representatives a possibility to inspect the building site of the Krasnoyarsk radar as well as radar vans in the areas of Gomel and Moscow , so as to see for themselves that there are no violations of the ABM treaty of 1972 on the part of the Soviet Union . - - Letter from Eduard Shevardnadze to U . N . Secretary - General Perez de Cuellar , reported in Tass , June 10 , 1988 . Eduard Shevardnadze Who is Eduard Shevardnadze? 76 78 -176 4 - - The construction of this station equal in size to the Egyptian pyramids constituted , I say it directly , a clear violation of ABM . - - Eduard Shevardnadze , Oct . 23 , 1989 . Eduard Shevardnadze , Who is this 29 32 -176 4 - - The construction of this station equal in size to the Egyptian pyramids constituted , I say it directly , a clear violation of ABM . - - Eduard Shevardnadze , Oct . 23 , 1989 . I say it directly , a clear violation of ABM Why is this a clear obstruction? 16 26 -176 5 We ' re happy , we guess , to receive confirmation of the Krasnoyarsk violation from the Soviets , five years after we started writing about it . confirmation what kind of confirmation and why? 10 11 -176 5 We ' re happy , we guess , to receive confirmation of the Krasnoyarsk violation from the Soviets , five years after we started writing about it . five years after we started writing about it Why 5 years after? 19 27 -176 5 We ' re happy , we guess , to receive confirmation of the Krasnoyarsk violation from the Soviets , five years after we started writing about it . we guess , Why are they uncertain about their happiness? 5 8 -177 1 From the Sept . 30 - Oct . 4 issue of The Economist : Sept . 30 - Oct is it weekly? 2 7 -177 2 What defeated General Aoun was not only the weight of the Syrian army . Aoun who is he? 3 4 -177 2 What defeated General Aoun was not only the weight of the Syrian army . What defeated What defeated him then? 0 2 -177 2 What defeated General Aoun was not only the weight of the Syrian army . defeated Who defeated General Aoun? 1 2 -177 3 The weight of Lebanon ' s history was also against him ; and it is a history Israel is in danger of repeating . danger of repeating Why are they in danger of repeating it? 20 23 -177 3 The weight of Lebanon ' s history was also against him ; and it is a history Israel is in danger of repeating . Israel How is Israel in danger of repeating this? 17 18 -177 4 Like Lebanon , and however unfairly , Israel is regarded by the Arab world as a colonial aberration . colonial aberration why are they an aberration? 16 18 -177 4 Like Lebanon , and however unfairly , Israel is regarded by the Arab world as a colonial aberration . a colonial aberration . Why does the Arab world regard Israel as a colonial aberration? 15 19 -177 4 Like Lebanon , and however unfairly , Israel is regarded by the Arab world as a colonial aberration . colonial aberration What is a colonial aberration? 16 18 -177 4 Like Lebanon , and however unfairly , Israel is regarded by the Arab world as a colonial aberration . colonial aberration Why is Israel considered a \"colonial aberration\"? 16 18 -177 5 Its best hope of acceptance by its neighbours lies in reaching a settlement with the Palestinians . settlement What sort of settlement? 12 13 -177 5 Its best hope of acceptance by its neighbours lies in reaching a settlement with the Palestinians . acceptance Why do they need to be accepted by their neighbors? 4 5 -178 1 Short interest in Nasdaq over - the - counter stocks rose 6 % as of mid - October , its biggest jump since 6 . 3 % last April . its biggest jump since 6 . 3 % last April . Why did it make such a big jump? 19 30 -178 2 The most recent OTC short interest statistics were compiled Oct . 13 , the day the Nasdaq composite index slid 3 % and the New York Stock Exchange tumbled 7 % . slid 3 % and Why did it drop? 19 23 -178 2 The most recent OTC short interest statistics were compiled Oct . 13 , the day the Nasdaq composite index slid 3 % and the New York Stock Exchange tumbled 7 % . compiled Oct . 13 , Why did the Nasdaq and the NYSE drop on October 13? 8 13 -178 3 The coincidence might lead to the conclusion that short - sellers bet heavily on that day that OTC stocks would decline further . short - sellers bet heavily How would they know this was going to happen? 8 13 -178 3 The coincidence might lead to the conclusion that short - sellers bet heavily on that day that OTC stocks would decline further . short - sellers What are short-sellers? 8 11 -178 4 As it happens , the Nasdaq composite did continue to fall for two days after the initial plunge . continue to fall Why did it continue to fall? 8 11 -178 5 However , the short interest figures reported by brokerage and securities clearing firms to the National Association of Securities Dealers include only those trades completed , or settled , by Oct . 13 , rather than trades that occurred on that day , according to Gene Finn , chief economist for the NASD . Generally , it takes five business days to transfer stock and to take the other steps necessary to settle a trade . five business days Why does it take so long to sell stock? 58 61 -179 1 Sales of North American - built cars and trucks plunged 20 . 5 % in mid - October from a year earlier , as domestic manufacturers paid the price for heavy incentives earlier this year . heavy incentives Were these incentives that were offered for or by them? 30 32 -179 1 Sales of North American - built cars and trucks plunged 20 . 5 % in mid - October from a year earlier , as domestic manufacturers paid the price for heavy incentives earlier this year . heavy incentives WHAT WERE THE HEAVY INCENTIVES? 30 32 -179 1 Sales of North American - built cars and trucks plunged 20 . 5 % in mid - October from a year earlier , as domestic manufacturers paid the price for heavy incentives earlier this year . heavy incentives earlier this year What were the incentives that went away? 30 35 -179 2 " People are waiting for { new } factory giveaways , " said Ben Kaye , sales manager of Bob Brest Auto World in Lynn , Mass . , whose sales are slow . factory giveaways , " What do they mean by 'factory giveaways'? 8 12 -179 2 " People are waiting for { new } factory giveaways , " said Ben Kaye , sales manager of Bob Brest Auto World in Lynn , Mass . , whose sales are slow . waiting for { new } factory giveaways , " What factory giveaways will be given? 3 12 -179 2 " People are waiting for { new } factory giveaways , " said Ben Kaye , sales manager of Bob Brest Auto World in Lynn , Mass . , whose sales are slow . sales are slow WHY ARE HIS SALES SLOW? 30 33 -179 3 This trend appears to be especially true at General Motors Corp . , which used both dealer and consumer incentives to ignite sales in August and September . used both dealer and consumer incentives How did GM use incentives? 14 20 -179 3 This trend appears to be especially true at General Motors Corp . , which used both dealer and consumer incentives to ignite sales in August and September . dealer and consumer incentives WHAT WERE THE INCENTIVES? 16 20 -179 4 Since then , deliveries have slumped . deliveries have slumped Why have deliveries slumped? 3 6 -179 4 Since then , deliveries have slumped . Since then , WHEN DID DELIVERIES BEGIN TO SLUMP? 0 3 -179 5 GM ' s car sales dropped 24 . 8 % in mid - October to 69 , 980 , while truck sales fell 26 % to 37 , 860 . sales dropped WHY DID SALES DROP? 4 6 -179 5 GM ' s car sales dropped 24 . 8 % in mid - October to 69 , 980 , while truck sales fell 26 % to 37 , 860 . GM ' s car sales dropped Why did they drop? 0 6 -180 1 The Justice Department has distributed these new guidelines for U . S . Attorneys prosecuting RICO cases . guidelines What are the new guidelines? 7 8 -180 1 The Justice Department has distributed these new guidelines for U . S . Attorneys prosecuting RICO cases . new guidelines What are the guidelines? 6 8 -180 1 The Justice Department has distributed these new guidelines for U . S . Attorneys prosecuting RICO cases . RICO What does RICO represent? 15 16 -180 1 The Justice Department has distributed these new guidelines for U . S . Attorneys prosecuting RICO cases . has distributed these new guidelines What guidelines did they put forth? 3 8 -180 1 The Justice Department has distributed these new guidelines for U . S . Attorneys prosecuting RICO cases . new guidelines What are the new guidelines? 6 8 -180 1 The Justice Department has distributed these new guidelines for U . S . Attorneys prosecuting RICO cases . RICO cases What does RICO cases mean? 15 17 -180 1 The Justice Department has distributed these new guidelines for U . S . Attorneys prosecuting RICO cases . these new guidelines What are the new guidelines? 5 8 -180 2 A related editorial appears today . related Where can I find it? 1 2 -180 2 A related editorial appears today . related editorial What publication contains this editorial? 1 3 -180 2 A related editorial appears today . A related editorial appears today Who wrote the editorial? 0 5 -180 2 A related editorial appears today . editorial appears When today will the editorial appear? 2 4 -180 3 Under { RICO } , the government may seek a temporary restraining order ( TRO ) upon the filing of a RICO indictment , in order to preserve all forfeitable assets until the trial is completed and judgment entered . { RICO } , What is the meaning of RICO? 1 5 -180 3 Under { RICO } , the government may seek a temporary restraining order ( TRO ) upon the filing of a RICO indictment , in order to preserve all forfeitable assets until the trial is completed and judgment entered . forfeitable assets What are forfeitable assets? 29 31 -180 3 Under { RICO } , the government may seek a temporary restraining order ( TRO ) upon the filing of a RICO indictment , in order to preserve all forfeitable assets until the trial is completed and judgment entered . { RICO } , What does RICO stand for? 1 5 -180 3 Under { RICO } , the government may seek a temporary restraining order ( TRO ) upon the filing of a RICO indictment , in order to preserve all forfeitable assets until the trial is completed and judgment entered . forfeitable assets What are the assets? 29 31 -180 5 Some highly publicized cases involving RICO TROs have been the subject of considerable criticism in the press , because of a perception that pre - trial freezing of assets is tantamount to a seizure of property without due process . publicized Which cases for example? 2 3 -180 5 Some highly publicized cases involving RICO TROs have been the subject of considerable criticism in the press , because of a perception that pre - trial freezing of assets is tantamount to a seizure of property without due process . criticism in the press , Which press outlets have been critical? 13 18 -180 5 Some highly publicized cases involving RICO TROs have been the subject of considerable criticism in the press , because of a perception that pre - trial freezing of assets is tantamount to a seizure of property without due process . seizure of property without due process Does this violate the innocent until proven guilty policy? 33 39 -181 1 Procter & Gamble Co . , helped by a gain from a lawsuit settlement and continued growth overseas , posted a 38 % rise in fiscal first - quarter net income . settlement What are the details of the settlement? 13 14 -181 1 Procter & Gamble Co . , helped by a gain from a lawsuit settlement and continued growth overseas , posted a 38 % rise in fiscal first - quarter net income . helped by a gain from a What was this lawsuit settlement and how did it help them? 6 12 -181 1 Procter & Gamble Co . , helped by a gain from a lawsuit settlement and continued growth overseas , posted a 38 % rise in fiscal first - quarter net income . helped by a gain from a lawsuit settlement Why did Procter & Gamble have a lawsuit settlement? 6 14 -181 2 Net for the quarter ended Sept . 30 climbed to $ 551 million , or $ 1 . 66 a share , from $ 400 million , or $ 1 . 18 a share , a year earlier . $ 1 . 66 a share , is that high? 15 22 -181 3 Per - share figures have been adjusted for a 2 - for - 1 stock split effective Oct . 20 . adjusted for a 2 - for - 1 Why was it adjusted for a 2 for 1 split. 6 14 -181 3 Per - share figures have been adjusted for a 2 - for - 1 stock split effective Oct . 20 . Per - share figures have been adjusted Why did figures get adjusted? 0 7 -181 3 Per - share figures have been adjusted for a 2 - for - 1 stock split effective Oct . 20 . 2 - for - 1 stock split what is that? 9 16 -181 4 Sales increased 6 % to $ 5 . 58 billion from $ 5 . 27 billion . Sales What are some examples of their sales? 0 1 -181 5 Earnings at the consumer - products giant were boosted by a gain of $ 125 million , or about 25 cents a share , stemming from last month ' s settlement of litigation with three of P & G ' s competitors over patents on P & G ' s Duncan Hines cookies . litigation How have the company's competitors been affected by this? 32 33 -181 5 Earnings at the consumer - products giant were boosted by a gain of $ 125 million , or about 25 cents a share , stemming from last month ' s settlement of litigation with three of P & G ' s competitors over patents on P & G ' s Duncan Hines cookies . last month ' s settlement of litigation How did the settlement get reached? 26 33 -181 5 Earnings at the consumer - products giant were boosted by a gain of $ 125 million , or about 25 cents a share , stemming from last month ' s settlement of litigation with three of P & G ' s competitors over patents on P & G ' s Duncan Hines cookies . Duncan Hines cookies what kind of cookies? 50 53 -182 1 The Bush administration said it is submitting a " comprehensive " proposal for overhauling agricultural trade that could help break an impasse in the current round of multilateral trade negotiations . " comprehensive " How is the proposal \"comprehensive\"? 8 11 -182 1 The Bush administration said it is submitting a " comprehensive " proposal for overhauling agricultural trade that could help break an impasse in the current round of multilateral trade negotiations . overhauling Why does the agricultural trade need overhauled? 13 14 -182 1 The Bush administration said it is submitting a " comprehensive " proposal for overhauling agricultural trade that could help break an impasse in the current round of multilateral trade negotiations . overhauling agricultural trade Would the overhaul benefit the farmer or the shareholder? 13 16 -182 1 The Bush administration said it is submitting a " comprehensive " proposal for overhauling agricultural trade that could help break an impasse in the current round of multilateral trade negotiations . impasse in the current round Why is there an impasse? 21 26 -182 1 The Bush administration said it is submitting a " comprehensive " proposal for overhauling agricultural trade that could help break an impasse in the current round of multilateral trade negotiations . " comprehensive " how comprehensive is it? 8 11 -182 1 The Bush administration said it is submitting a " comprehensive " proposal for overhauling agricultural trade that could help break an impasse in the current round of multilateral trade negotiations . impasse When did the impasse begin during the negotiations? 21 22 -182 2 The proposal reiterates the U . S . desire to scrap or reduce a host of trade - distorting subsidies on farm products . trade - distorting How are the subsidies trade-distorting? 16 19 -182 2 The proposal reiterates the U . S . desire to scrap or reduce a host of trade - distorting subsidies on farm products . host of trade - distorting subsidies What subsidies would they get rid of? 14 20 -182 2 The proposal reiterates the U . S . desire to scrap or reduce a host of trade - distorting subsidies on farm products . trade - distorting subsidies Why do these exist in the first place? 16 20 -182 2 The proposal reiterates the U . S . desire to scrap or reduce a host of trade - distorting subsidies on farm products . subsidies How do the subsidies distort trade? 19 20 -182 3 But it would allow considerable flexibility in determining how and when these goals would be achieved . flexibility Why would there be flexibility in the proposal? 5 6 -182 3 But it would allow considerable flexibility in determining how and when these goals would be achieved . flexibility in determining how and when Would the flexibility be at the farmer's discretion? 5 11 -182 3 But it would allow considerable flexibility in determining how and when these goals would be achieved . flexibility If the desire is to reduce the trade distortion, why must there be so much flexibility? 5 6 -182 3 But it would allow considerable flexibility in determining how and when these goals would be achieved . when Is there any timeframe the administration has in mind? 10 11 -182 4 The U . S . plan also would ease the transition to freer agriculture trade by allowing some countries to convert non - tariff barriers into tariffs that , together with existing tariffs , then would be phased out over 10 years . phased Why would the tariffs be phased out? 37 38 -182 4 The U . S . plan also would ease the transition to freer agriculture trade by allowing some countries to convert non - tariff barriers into tariffs that , together with existing tariffs , then would be phased out over 10 years . phased out over 10 years What would happen after the 10 years? 37 42 -182 4 The U . S . plan also would ease the transition to freer agriculture trade by allowing some countries to convert non - tariff barriers into tariffs that , together with existing tariffs , then would be phased out over 10 years . non - tariff barriers into tariffs that , How would that help the US? 21 29 -182 4 The U . S . plan also would ease the transition to freer agriculture trade by allowing some countries to convert non - tariff barriers into tariffs that , together with existing tariffs , then would be phased out over 10 years . some How will the US determine which countries qualify for this conversion? 17 18 -182 4 The U . S . plan also would ease the transition to freer agriculture trade by allowing some countries to convert non - tariff barriers into tariffs that , together with existing tariffs , then would be phased out over 10 years . phased out How does the US plan to phase out these tariffs? 37 39 -182 5 Trade Representative Carla Hills , who along with Agriculture Secretary Clayton Yeutter unveiled the proposal , said she is confident it will gain considerable support from the U . S . ' s trading partners . U . S . ' s trading partners Who are the U.S.'s trading partners? 27 35 -182 5 Trade Representative Carla Hills , who along with Agriculture Secretary Clayton Yeutter unveiled the proposal , said she is confident it will gain considerable support from the U . S . ' s trading partners . Carla Hills , what are her credentials? 2 5 -183 1 The state attorney general ' s office filed suit against five New York brokerage firms , charging them with responsibility for much of a $ 200 million loss incurred by the state treasurer ' s office in 1987 . five New York brokerage firms , Which five New York brokerage firms? 10 16 -183 1 The state attorney general ' s office filed suit against five New York brokerage firms , charging them with responsibility for much of a $ 200 million loss incurred by the state treasurer ' s office in 1987 . responsibility What responsibility do the five brokerage firms have? 19 20 -183 1 The state attorney general ' s office filed suit against five New York brokerage firms , charging them with responsibility for much of a $ 200 million loss incurred by the state treasurer ' s office in 1987 . five New York brokerage firms , Which firms? 10 16 -183 2 The suit sets the firms ' liability at more than $ 185 million . $ 185 million is that unusually high? 10 13 -183 4 The firms have all said that West Virginia ' s suit is without merit . without merit Why do the firms feel like the suit is without merit? 12 14 -183 4 The firms have all said that West Virginia ' s suit is without merit . without merit how can merit be gained? 12 14 -183 4 The firms have all said that West Virginia ' s suit is without merit . without merit Why is it merit-less? 12 14 -183 5 On Friday , the firms filed a suit against West Virginia in New York state court asking for a declaratory judgment absolving them of liability . absolving Why do the firms want to be absolved of liability? 21 22 -183 5 On Friday , the firms filed a suit against West Virginia in New York state court asking for a declaratory judgment absolving them of liability . declaratory judgment what is that? 19 21 -184 1 For the real estate industry , a watchword for the 1990s will be buy , more than build . watchword what is a watchword? 7 8 -184 1 For the real estate industry , a watchword for the 1990s will be buy , more than build . buy , How much was land in the 1990's? 13 15 -184 1 For the real estate industry , a watchword for the 1990s will be buy , more than build . build Why is building the watchword? 17 18 -184 1 For the real estate industry , a watchword for the 1990s will be buy , more than build . real estate industry , What constitutes the real estate industry, residential or commercial? 2 6 -184 1 For the real estate industry , a watchword for the 1990s will be buy , more than build . watchword How do you define watchword? 7 8 -184 2 That ' s the word expected to be on the lips of the more than 3 , 000 developers , pension - fund advisers and real estate financiers slated to attend a four - day conference , beginning here today , sponsored by the Urban Land Institute . Urban Land Institute is that the government? 44 47 -184 2 That ' s the word expected to be on the lips of the more than 3 , 000 developers , pension - fund advisers and real estate financiers slated to attend a four - day conference , beginning here today , sponsored by the Urban Land Institute . Urban Land Institute What is the purpose of the Urban Land Institute? 44 47 -184 3 The ULI is a non - profit research and education group based in Washington , D . C . , with 14 , 000 members nationwide . 14 , 000 members nationwide is that a lot? 21 26 -184 3 The ULI is a non - profit research and education group based in Washington , D . C . , with 14 , 000 members nationwide . non - profit What is ULI's goal? 4 7 -184 3 The ULI is a non - profit research and education group based in Washington , D . C . , with 14 , 000 members nationwide . research and education group What topics do they research and who are they trying to educate? 7 11 -184 3 The ULI is a non - profit research and education group based in Washington , D . C . , with 14 , 000 members nationwide . 14 , 000 members nationwide What does one have to do to be a member? 21 26 -184 4 With the market overbuilt , builders are finding limited opportunities and increased risks . increased risks . What are the increased risks builders are finding? 11 14 -184 4 With the market overbuilt , builders are finding limited opportunities and increased risks . limited Why are the builders finding limited opportunities? 8 9 -184 4 With the market overbuilt , builders are finding limited opportunities and increased risks . overbuilt , why is the market overbuilt? 3 5 -184 4 With the market overbuilt , builders are finding limited opportunities and increased risks . limited opportunities Why are there limited opportunities? 8 10 -184 4 With the market overbuilt , builders are finding limited opportunities and increased risks . increased risks What are the risks? 11 13 -184 5 Developers and money managers are looking for bargains among the thousands of financially troubled properties around the country . money managers are those bankers? 2 4 -184 5 Developers and money managers are looking for bargains among the thousands of financially troubled properties around the country . troubled Why were there so many properties that were \"financially troubled?\" 13 14 -184 5 Developers and money managers are looking for bargains among the thousands of financially troubled properties around the country . financially troubled properties What makes a property financially troubled? 12 15 -185 1 Wall Street securities giant Salomon Inc . posted a big , unexpected earnings gain in the third quarter , buoyed by its securities trading and investment banking activities . earnings gain Where did Salomon Inc. get the earnings gain from? 12 14 -185 3 Revenue more than doubled to $ 2 . 62 billion from $ 1 . 29 billion . doubled Why did revenue double . 3 4 -185 3 Revenue more than doubled to $ 2 . 62 billion from $ 1 . 29 billion . $ 2 . 62 billion from $ 1 . 29 billion how did it double? 5 16 -185 3 Revenue more than doubled to $ 2 . 62 billion from $ 1 . 29 billion . doubled Why did revenue more than double? 3 4 -185 4 A Salomon spokesman said its stock , bond and foreign exchange trading , as well as its investment banking operations , were mostly responsible for the earnings jump . investment banking operations , did they invest well? 17 21 -185 4 A Salomon spokesman said its stock , bond and foreign exchange trading , as well as its investment banking operations , were mostly responsible for the earnings jump . A Salomon spokesman said Who is the Salomon spokesman? 0 4 -185 5 " The earnings were fine and above expectations , " said Michael W . Blumstein , an analyst at First Boston Corp . Nevertheless , Salomon ' s stock fell $ 1 . 125 yesterday to close at $ 23 . 25 a share in New York Stock Exchange composite trading . " I suspect October wasn ' t as good as the third quarter , and they ' ll have difficulty matching the third quarter in the fourth quarter , " Mr . Blumstein said . stock fell Why did Salomon's stock fall? 28 30 -185 5 " The earnings were fine and above expectations , " said Michael W . Blumstein , an analyst at First Boston Corp . Nevertheless , Salomon ' s stock fell $ 1 . 125 yesterday to close at $ 23 . 25 a share in New York Stock Exchange composite trading . " I suspect October wasn ' t as good as the third quarter , and they ' ll have difficulty matching the third quarter in the fourth quarter , " Mr . Blumstein said . Salomon ' s stock fell Why did Salomon's stock fall? 25 30 -186 1 Blue - chip advertisers have plenty of complaints about the magazines they advertise in , ranging from inadequate consumer research to ad " clutter " and a seemingly unchecked proliferation of special interest magazines . ad " clutter " what is ad clutter? 21 25 -186 1 Blue - chip advertisers have plenty of complaints about the magazines they advertise in , ranging from inadequate consumer research to ad " clutter " and a seemingly unchecked proliferation of special interest magazines . Blue - chip What is a blue chip 0 3 -186 1 Blue - chip advertisers have plenty of complaints about the magazines they advertise in , ranging from inadequate consumer research to ad " clutter " and a seemingly unchecked proliferation of special interest magazines . ad " clutter " What is ad clutter? 21 25 -186 1 Blue - chip advertisers have plenty of complaints about the magazines they advertise in , ranging from inadequate consumer research to ad " clutter " and a seemingly unchecked proliferation of special interest magazines . Blue - chip advertisers What is a blue-chip advertiser? 0 4 -186 2 Criticism from such big advertisers as Estee Lauder Inc . , Colgate - Palmolive Co . and Seagram Co . put a damper on the euphoria at the American Magazine Conference here . euphoria euphoria in what context? 25 26 -186 2 Criticism from such big advertisers as Estee Lauder Inc . , Colgate - Palmolive Co . and Seagram Co . put a damper on the euphoria at the American Magazine Conference here . put a damper on the euphoria Why did the put a damper on the euphoria? 20 26 -186 3 The conference opened Monday with glowing reports about consumer magazines ' growth in circulation and advertising revenue in the past year . growth in circulation and advertising revenue What are the circulation and revenue numbers? 11 17 -186 4 " Magazines are not providing us in - depth information on circulation , " said Edgar Bronfman Jr . , president and chief operating officer of Seagram , in a panel discussion . " How do readers feel about the magazine ? not providing us in - depth information Why aren't magazines providing in-depth information? 3 10 -186 4 " Magazines are not providing us in - depth information on circulation , " said Edgar Bronfman Jr . , president and chief operating officer of Seagram , in a panel discussion . " How do readers feel about the magazine ? the magazine ? Which magazine? 39 42 -186 5 How deeply do they read it ? read read what? 4 5 -187 1 Tuesday , October 24 , 1989 24 , what happened? 3 5 -187 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . represent actual transactions Why don't the interest rates represent actual transactions? 23 26 -187 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . but don ' t always represent actual transactions Why do interest rates not represent transactions? 18 26 -187 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . PRIME RATE : what is a prime rate? 0 3 -187 4 The base rate on corporate loans at large U . S . money center commercial banks . base rate what is a base rate? 1 3 -187 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 8 3 / 4 % high , 8 5 / 8 % low , 8 11 / 16 % near closing bid , 8 11 / 16 % offered . FEDERAL FUNDS : What are federal funds? 0 3 -187 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 8 3 / 4 % high , 8 5 / 8 % low , 8 11 / 16 % near closing bid , 8 11 / 16 % offered . 3 / 4 % high , 8 5 / 8 % low , 8 11 / 16 % near closing bid , what do the numbers mean? 4 26 -188 1 Your Oct . 2 editorial " Reding , Wrighting & Erithmatic " on the recent " education summit " was like most pieces on the subject of education : It had little to say . Your Oct . 2 editorial Who is this person talking to? 0 5 -188 1 Your Oct . 2 editorial " Reding , Wrighting & Erithmatic " on the recent " education summit " was like most pieces on the subject of education : It had little to say . was like most pieces on the subject of education : What are most pieces like in this persons opinion? 19 29 -188 2 Oddly , though , on the very same page you printed a comment that addresses one of the most serious shortcomings of the American education system . a comment (assuming it's in the next paragraph) what is this mystery comment? 11 13 -188 2 Oddly , though , on the very same page you printed a comment that addresses one of the most serious shortcomings of the American education system . Oddly , Why is my knowledge or ability being undermined? 0 2 -188 2 Oddly , though , on the very same page you printed a comment that addresses one of the most serious shortcomings of the American education system . the very same page you printed Which page did he print? 5 11 -188 2 Oddly , though , on the very same page you printed a comment that addresses one of the most serious shortcomings of the American education system . shortcomings What is one of the most serious shortcomings of the American education system? 20 21 -188 3 Unfortunately , the comment was buried in another article , so it could not stand out in an education context . context What IS the context? You never said 19 20 -188 3 Unfortunately , the comment was buried in another article , so it could not stand out in an education context . another What form or collection are these writings? 7 8 -188 3 Unfortunately , the comment was buried in another article , so it could not stand out in an education context . buried in another article , Which article was it buried in? 5 10 -188 4 In the Manager ' s Journal , Atsushi Kageyama , in commenting on many differences between American and Japanese culture , said , " Japanese children are raised in a way many Americans would find severe . severe Is this an opinion or are there statistics to back it up? 35 36 -188 4 In the Manager ' s Journal , Atsushi Kageyama , in commenting on many differences between American and Japanese culture , said , " Japanese children are raised in a way many Americans would find severe . Atsushi Kageyama , Who is Atsushi Kageyama? 7 10 -188 4 In the Manager ' s Journal , Atsushi Kageyama , in commenting on many differences between American and Japanese culture , said , " Japanese children are raised in a way many Americans would find severe . differences What differences between American and Japanese culture would Americans find severe? 14 15 -188 5 After a wonderfully frivolous early childhood , they are exposed to rigid discipline as soon as they enter school . " rigid discipline Why is this being implied as a bad thing? 11 13 -188 5 After a wonderfully frivolous early childhood , they are exposed to rigid discipline as soon as they enter school . " discipline How does this compare to childhoods in other countries? 12 13 -188 5 After a wonderfully frivolous early childhood , they are exposed to rigid discipline as soon as they enter school . " discipline What kind of discipline are they exposed to? 12 13 -189 1 Norfolk Southern Corp . directors authorized the railroad company to buy back as many as 45 million of its shares , which would have a current value of more than $ 1 . 7 billion . as many as 45 million of its shares , Out of how many? What is the company's actual full current value? 12 21 -189 1 Norfolk Southern Corp . directors authorized the railroad company to buy back as many as 45 million of its shares , which would have a current value of more than $ 1 . 7 billion . buy back as many as 45 million of its shares , What are the total outstanding shares of the company? 10 21 -189 2 The buy - back , coupled with a nearly completed earlier purchase of 20 million shares , would reduce shares outstanding by more than 26 % . The buy - back , why are they buying back? 0 5 -189 2 The buy - back , coupled with a nearly completed earlier purchase of 20 million shares , would reduce shares outstanding by more than 26 % . nearly completed This is vague; does this mean it is in progress and WILL be completed? Or was attempted and did not go through for some reason? 8 10 -189 2 The buy - back , coupled with a nearly completed earlier purchase of 20 million shares , would reduce shares outstanding by more than 26 % . reduce shares outstanding Will the company convert the purchased shares over to treasury shares for possible use in the future? 18 21 -189 3 The Norfolk , Va . , company has 172 . 2 million shares outstanding . outstanding What does it mean when shares are outstanding? 13 14 -189 3 The Norfolk , Va . , company has 172 . 2 million shares outstanding . Norfolk , Va . , how long have they been located there? 1 6 -189 3 The Norfolk , Va . , company has 172 . 2 million shares outstanding . 172 . 2 million shares outstanding What is the current share price? 8 14 -189 4 In a statement , Arnold B . McKinnon , chairman and chief executive officer , noted that the new repurchase program " should serve to enhance shareholder value . " A spokeswoman said the company will finance the buy - back with cash on hand , borrowing and " cash Norfolk expects to generate . " " cash Norfolk expects to generate . " how do they expect to generate? 48 56 -189 4 In a statement , Arnold B . McKinnon , chairman and chief executive officer , noted that the new repurchase program " should serve to enhance shareholder value . " A spokeswoman said the company will finance the buy - back with cash on hand , borrowing and " cash Norfolk expects to generate . " expects to generate was any more information given on how this cash will be generated? 51 54 -189 4 In a statement , Arnold B . McKinnon , chairman and chief executive officer , noted that the new repurchase program " should serve to enhance shareholder value . " A spokeswoman said the company will finance the buy - back with cash on hand , borrowing and " cash Norfolk expects to generate . " borrowing How much, and from whom? What are the downsides of borrowing in a situation like this? 46 47 -189 4 In a statement , Arnold B . McKinnon , chairman and chief executive officer , noted that the new repurchase program " should serve to enhance shareholder value . " A spokeswoman said the company will finance the buy - back with cash on hand , borrowing and " cash Norfolk expects to generate . " borrowing How much will the borrowing increase the long term debt of the company? 46 47 -189 5 Analysts said they expected the action , and investors applauded the move . applauded why did they applaud? 9 10 -189 5 Analysts said they expected the action , and investors applauded the move . Analysts Who are these 'analysts'? 0 1 -189 5 Analysts said they expected the action , and investors applauded the move . Analysts said they expected the action , Do the analysts expect any future buy backs from the company in the short term? 0 7 -190 1 New orders for durable goods fell back slightly in September after shooting up the month before , reflecting weakening auto demand after a spurt of orders for new 1990 models , the Commerce Department reported . weakening auto demand after Why is there weakening auto demand? 18 22 -190 2 Orders for military equipment , household appliances , machinery and other goods expected to last at least three years dipped 0 . 1 % last month , to $ 126 . 68 billion , after leaping 3 . 9 % in August , the department said . and other goods Which other goods? 9 12 -190 2 Orders for military equipment , household appliances , machinery and other goods expected to last at least three years dipped 0 . 1 % last month , to $ 126 . 68 billion , after leaping 3 . 9 % in August , the department said . dipped 0 . 1 % Why did the goods dip? 19 24 -190 2 Orders for military equipment , household appliances , machinery and other goods expected to last at least three years dipped 0 . 1 % last month , to $ 126 . 68 billion , after leaping 3 . 9 % in August , the department said . dipped why did it dip? 19 20 -190 3 Most analysts had expected a sharper decline after the steep rise in August . Most analysts had expected a sharper decline Why did the analyst expect a sharper decline? 0 7 -190 3 Most analysts had expected a sharper decline after the steep rise in August . expected a sharper why did they expect that? 3 6 -190 4 Moreover , a recent government report showing widespread layoffs in manufacturing had contributed to perceptions that the manufacturing sector of the economy had slowed to a crawl . slowed to a crawl How bad is the manufacturing industry specifically if it has slowed to a crawl? 23 27 -190 5 But many economists pointed to a 1 . 8 % September rise in orders outside the volatile transportation category . volatile transportation category Why is the transportation category so volatile? 16 19 -190 5 But many economists pointed to a 1 . 8 % September rise in orders outside the volatile transportation category . volatile transportation category is it really volatile? 16 19 -191 1 Xerox Corp . ' s third - quarter net income grew 6 . 2 % on 7 . 3 % higher revenue , earning mixed reviews from Wall Street analysts . grew What contributed to the growth? 10 11 -191 1 Xerox Corp . ' s third - quarter net income grew 6 . 2 % on 7 . 3 % higher revenue , earning mixed reviews from Wall Street analysts . mixed reviews Were the reviews leaning more towards the positive? 24 26 -191 2 Quarter net for the business - machines and financial - services company rose to $ 155 million , or $ 1 . 41 a share , from $ 146 million , or $ 1 . 37 a share , in the year - earlier period . Quarter net what is a quarter net? 0 2 -191 2 Quarter net for the business - machines and financial - services company rose to $ 155 million , or $ 1 . 41 a share , from $ 146 million , or $ 1 . 37 a share , in the year - earlier period . rose What caused the rise in the year earlier period? 12 13 -191 3 Revenue rose to $ 4 . 45 billion from $ 4 . 15 billion . $ 4 . 45 billion from $ 4 . 15 billion 300 extra million were made? 3 14 -191 3 Revenue rose to $ 4 . 45 billion from $ 4 . 15 billion . Revenue rose What caused revenue to rise? 0 2 -191 4 In New York Stock Exchange composite trading , Xerox closed at $ 62 . 75 a share , up $ 1 . composite trading , what is composite trading? 5 8 -191 4 In New York Stock Exchange composite trading , Xerox closed at $ 62 . 75 a share , up $ 1 . up What caused the increase? 18 19 -191 5 Sales growth and profit in business products and systems - - Xerox ' s main business - - were " disappointing , " said B . Alex Henderson , who follows the company for Prudential - Bache Securities Inc . B . Alex Henderson , who is he? 24 29 -191 5 Sales growth and profit in business products and systems - - Xerox ' s main business - - were " disappointing , " said B . Alex Henderson , who follows the company for Prudential - Bache Securities Inc . " disappointing , " What were the original expectations? 19 23 -192 1 This is in response to George Melloan ' s Business World column " The Housing Market Is a Bigger Mess Than You Think " ( op - ed page , Sept . 26 ) . This What does 'this' refer to? 0 1 -192 1 This is in response to George Melloan ' s Business World column " The Housing Market Is a Bigger Mess Than You Think " ( op - ed page , Sept . 26 ) . column Where is this column published? 11 12 -192 2 In Houston , we have seen how bad the housing problem can become . Houston , Why is this related to only Houston? 1 3 -192 2 In Houston , we have seen how bad the housing problem can become . the housing problem What housing problem? 8 11 -192 2 In Houston , we have seen how bad the housing problem can become . problem can become how bad is it? 10 13 -192 3 Unused houses deteriorate rapidly , affecting the value of nearby homes ; in a domino effect , the entire neighborhood can fall victim . deteriorate How do the houses deteriorate? 2 3 -192 3 Unused houses deteriorate rapidly , affecting the value of nearby homes ; in a domino effect , the entire neighborhood can fall victim . entire neighborhood How big might a neighborhood be here? 18 20 -192 3 Unused houses deteriorate rapidly , affecting the value of nearby homes ; in a domino effect , the entire neighborhood can fall victim . deteriorate rapidly , Why are the homes not taken care of by the owners? 2 5 -192 3 Unused houses deteriorate rapidly , affecting the value of nearby homes ; in a domino effect , the entire neighborhood can fall victim . domino effect , how do the dominoes work? 14 17 -192 4 At this stage some people just " walk away " from homes where the mortgage exceeds current market value . some people Who are 'some people' as they relate to this issue? 3 5 -192 4 At this stage some people just " walk away " from homes where the mortgage exceeds current market value . mortgage exceeds current market value What are some examples of a mortgage exceeding current market value here? 14 19 -192 4 At this stage some people just " walk away " from homes where the mortgage exceeds current market value . " walk away " Do they just stop paying or leave altogether? 6 10 -192 4 At this stage some people just " walk away " from homes where the mortgage exceeds current market value . " walk away " why is it quoted? 6 10 -192 4 At this stage some people just " walk away " from homes where the mortgage exceeds current market value . " walk away " Why do they walk away? 6 10 -192 5 But most of them could have afforded to keep up their payments - - they chose not to do so . them Who are 'them' in this case? 3 4 -192 5 But most of them could have afforded to keep up their payments - - they chose not to do so . payments What kind of payments? 11 12 -192 5 But most of them could have afforded to keep up their payments - - they chose not to do so . they chose not to do so Why did they make this choice? 14 20 -193 1 CHICAGO - Sears , Roebuck & Co . is struggling as it enters the critical Christmas season . Sears , Roebuck & Co . is struggling Why is Sears struggling? 2 10 -193 1 CHICAGO - Sears , Roebuck & Co . is struggling as it enters the critical Christmas season . Sears , Roebuck & Co . is struggling Why is Sears struggling so much when they were a childhood staple? 2 10 -193 1 CHICAGO - Sears , Roebuck & Co . is struggling as it enters the critical Christmas season . is struggling Why is it struggling? 8 10 -193 1 CHICAGO - Sears , Roebuck & Co . is struggling as it enters the critical Christmas season . struggling why are they struggling? 9 10 -193 2 Yesterday , the retailing and financial services giant reported a 16 % drop in third - quarter earnings to $ 257 . 5 million , or 75 cents a share , from a restated $ 305 million , or 80 cents a share , a year earlier . a 16 % drop Why was there a 16% drop yesterday? 9 13 -193 2 Yesterday , the retailing and financial services giant reported a 16 % drop in third - quarter earnings to $ 257 . 5 million , or 75 cents a share , from a restated $ 305 million , or 80 cents a share , a year earlier . or 75 cents a share , How much is one of their shares? 25 31 -193 3 But the news was even worse for Sears ' s core U . S . retailing operation , the largest in the nation . the news was even worse for Sears ' s core Why was the news even worse for Sear's core retailing? 1 11 -193 3 But the news was even worse for Sears ' s core U . S . retailing operation , the largest in the nation . even worse How was the news even worse for Sears core US retailing operations? 4 6 -193 3 But the news was even worse for Sears ' s core U . S . retailing operation , the largest in the nation . But the news was even worse What was the news? 0 6 -193 3 But the news was even worse for Sears ' s core U . S . retailing operation , the largest in the nation . even worse why was it worse? 4 6 -193 4 Sears said its U . S . stores had a loss of $ 6 . 9 million , their first deficit for the period in more than five years . its U . S . stores had a loss of $ 6 . 9 million , Why did its US stores have a 6.9 million loss? 2 18 -193 4 Sears said its U . S . stores had a loss of $ 6 . 9 million , their first deficit for the period in more than five years . had a loss of $ 6 . 9 million , How did such a big loss come out of the blue? 8 18 -193 4 Sears said its U . S . stores had a loss of $ 6 . 9 million , their first deficit for the period in more than five years . their first deficit What does first deficit mean? 18 21 -193 5 Analysts estimated that sales at U . S . stores declined in the quarter , too . estimated How did analysts estimate the declining sales? 1 2 -193 5 Analysts estimated that sales at U . S . stores declined in the quarter , too . U . S . stores declined in the quarter , What was the cause of the decline? 5 15 -193 5 Analysts estimated that sales at U . S . stores declined in the quarter , too . Analysts which analysts? 0 1 -194 1 Boston Co . , the upper - crust financial services concern that was rocked by a management scandal late last year , has had a sharp drop in profitability - - mainly because a high - risk bet on interest rates backfired . scandal What was the scandal? 17 18 -194 1 Boston Co . , the upper - crust financial services concern that was rocked by a management scandal late last year , has had a sharp drop in profitability - - mainly because a high - risk bet on interest rates backfired . a management scandal late last year , What happened in the scandal? 15 22 -194 1 Boston Co . , the upper - crust financial services concern that was rocked by a management scandal late last year , has had a sharp drop in profitability - - mainly because a high - risk bet on interest rates backfired . sharp drop in profitability How much of a drop in profitability? 25 29 -194 1 Boston Co . , the upper - crust financial services concern that was rocked by a management scandal late last year , has had a sharp drop in profitability - - mainly because a high - risk bet on interest rates backfired . high - risk bet on interest rates What was the bet, how high-risk? 34 41 -194 2 Boston Co . ' s fall from grace is bad news for its parent , Shearson Lehman Hutton Holdings Inc . , which has relied heavily on the banking and money management unit ' s contributions in recent years . contributions in recent years Did they profit from the high risk bet before it stopped working? 35 39 -194 3 In 1988 , for example , Boston Co . had an estimated pretax profit of at least $ 110 million , while Shearson managed net income of just $ 96 million . just $ 96 million Is that considered a small amount in this industry? 27 31 -194 4 Shearson doesn ' t break out the earnings of its subsidiaries . subsidiaries Who are the subsidiaries? 10 11 -194 5 But people familiar with Boston Co . ' s performance say the unit had profit of around $ 17 million for the third quarter , after barely breaking even for the first six months . barely breaking even What lead to this surge of profit when they were otherwise even? 26 29 -194 5 But people familiar with Boston Co . ' s performance say the unit had profit of around $ 17 million for the third quarter , after barely breaking even for the first six months . people familiar with Who are the people familiar with their performance? 1 4 -195 1 The dollar finished lower yesterday , after tracking another rollercoaster session on Wall Street . finished What does this word mean in terms of the stock market? 2 3 -195 1 The dollar finished lower yesterday , after tracking another rollercoaster session on Wall Street . dollar finished lower yesterday , Why did the dollar finished lower? 1 6 -195 1 The dollar finished lower yesterday , after tracking another rollercoaster session on Wall Street . rollercoaster session Why is there another roller coaster session? 9 11 -195 2 Concern about the volatile U . S . stock market had faded in recent sessions , and traders appeared content to let the dollar languish in a narrow range until tomorrow , when the preliminary report on third - quarter U . S . gross national product is released . volatile Why is the US stock market volatile? 3 4 -195 2 Concern about the volatile U . S . stock market had faded in recent sessions , and traders appeared content to let the dollar languish in a narrow range until tomorrow , when the preliminary report on third - quarter U . S . gross national product is released . the volatile U . S . stock market Why is the US stock market volatile? 2 10 -195 3 But seesaw gyrations in the Dow Jones Industrial Average yesterday put Wall Street back in the spotlight and inspired market participants to bid the U . S . unit lower . Dow Jones What is the Dow Jones? 5 7 -195 3 But seesaw gyrations in the Dow Jones Industrial Average yesterday put Wall Street back in the spotlight and inspired market participants to bid the U . S . unit lower . seesaw gyrations What is seesaw gyrations? 1 3 -195 3 But seesaw gyrations in the Dow Jones Industrial Average yesterday put Wall Street back in the spotlight and inspired market participants to bid the U . S . unit lower . to bid the U . S . unit lower Why are they bidding lower? 21 30 -195 4 UAL ' s decision to remain an independent company sent share prices tumbling . UAL ' s What is UAL? 0 3 -195 4 UAL ' s decision to remain an independent company sent share prices tumbling . UAL ' s decision Why is UAL's decision seems significant at this point? 0 4 -195 5 By midmorning , the DJIA had plunged 80 points and foreign - exchange dealers quickly drove the dollar down . 80 points What does this mean in terms of business? 7 9 -195 5 By midmorning , the DJIA had plunged 80 points and foreign - exchange dealers quickly drove the dollar down . DJIA What is DJIA stands for? 4 5 -196 1 Israel has launched a new effort to prove the Palestine Liberation Organization continues to practice terrorism , and thus to persuade the U . S . to break off talks with the group . new effort to prove How will it prove this? 4 8 -196 1 Israel has launched a new effort to prove the Palestine Liberation Organization continues to practice terrorism , and thus to persuade the U . S . to break off talks with the group . practice terrorism , In what way does Israel claim that the Palestine Liberation Org continues to practice terrorism? 14 17 -196 1 Israel has launched a new effort to prove the Palestine Liberation Organization continues to practice terrorism , and thus to persuade the U . S . to break off talks with the group . U will the talks continue? 22 23 -196 1 Israel has launched a new effort to prove the Palestine Liberation Organization continues to practice terrorism , and thus to persuade the U . S . to break off talks with the group . practice terrorism , Why does Israel feel the Palestinians practice terrorism? 14 17 -196 2 U . S . officials , however , said they aren ' t buying the Israeli argument . aren ' t buying Why aren't they buying it? 10 14 -196 2 U . S . officials , however , said they aren ' t buying the Israeli argument . aren ' t buying Why does the US not believe? 10 14 -196 2 U . S . officials , however , said they aren ' t buying the Israeli argument . aren ' t buying why arent they buying? 10 14 -196 2 U . S . officials , however , said they aren ' t buying the Israeli argument . aren ' t buying Why is the U.S. not buying Israel's argument? 10 14 -196 3 Israeli counterterrorism officials provided the State Department with a 20 - page list of recent terrorist incidents they attribute directly to forces controlled by PLO Chairman Yasser Arafat . they attribute directly How are these events directly attributed to the PLO chairman? 17 20 -196 3 Israeli counterterrorism officials provided the State Department with a 20 - page list of recent terrorist incidents they attribute directly to forces controlled by PLO Chairman Yasser Arafat . PLO what is plo? 24 25 -196 4 Mr . Arafat publicly renounced terrorism Dec . 15 , satisfying the U . S . precondition for a direct " dialogue " with the PLO . precondition Why was this a precondition of the dialogue? 16 17 -196 5 A U . S . counterterrorism official said experts are studying the Israeli list . " We have no independent evidence linking Fatah to any acts of terrorism since Dec . 15 , 1988 , " he said , referring to the specific PLO group that Mr . Arafat heads . " So far , this list doesn ' t change our view . studying Does studying mean investigating? 10 11 -196 5 A U . S . counterterrorism official said experts are studying the Israeli list . " We have no independent evidence linking Fatah to any acts of terrorism since Dec . 15 , 1988 , " he said , referring to the specific PLO group that Mr . Arafat heads . " So far , this list doesn ' t change our view . view what list would? 62 63 -197 1 A group of investors led by Giant Group Ltd . and its chairman , Burt Sugarman , said it filed with federal antitrust regulators for clearance to buy more than 50 % of the stock of Rally ' s Inc . , a fast - food company based in Louisville , Ky . Giant Group Ltd who are giant group ltd? 6 9 -197 1 A group of investors led by Giant Group Ltd . and its chairman , Burt Sugarman , said it filed with federal antitrust regulators for clearance to buy more than 50 % of the stock of Rally ' s Inc . , a fast - food company based in Louisville , Ky . filed Why did the group of investors have to file with federal antitrust regulators in order to buy stock? 19 20 -197 2 Rally ' s operates and franchises about 160 fast - food restaurants throughout the U . S . 160 fast - food Which fast food restaurants? 7 11 -197 3 The company went public earlier this month , offering 1 , 745 , 000 shares of common stock at $ 15 a share . public Why did the company go public? 3 4 -197 3 The company went public earlier this month , offering 1 , 745 , 000 shares of common stock at $ 15 a share . at $ 15 a share is that high or low? 18 23 -197 4 Giant has interests in cement making and newsprint . cement making and newsprint how did you get this info? 4 8 -197 5 The investor group includes Restaurant Investment Partnership , a California general partnership , and three Rally ' s directors : Mr . Sugarman , James M . Trotter III and William E . Trotter II . Rally ' s Was it the Rally's directors that wanted to buy so many stocks? 15 18 -197 5 The investor group includes Restaurant Investment Partnership , a California general partnership , and three Rally ' s directors : Mr . Sugarman , James M . Trotter III and William E . Trotter II . California general partnership , what do they do? 9 13 -198 1 We are deeply disturbed that a recent editorial stated that the " Americans With Disabilities Act of 1989 " was " crafted primarily by Democratic Senators Kennedy and Harkin " with a premise " based on the presumption that most Americans are hostile to the disabled . . . . " Perhaps even more offensive is the statement , " It is surprising that George Bush and the White House inner circle would ally themselves with this crabby philosophy . " recent editorial Which recent editorial is being quoted? 6 8 -198 1 We are deeply disturbed that a recent editorial stated that the " Americans With Disabilities Act of 1989 " was " crafted primarily by Democratic Senators Kennedy and Harkin " with a premise " based on the presumption that most Americans are hostile to the disabled . . . . " Perhaps even more offensive is the statement , " It is surprising that George Bush and the White House inner circle would ally themselves with this crabby philosophy . " crabby What about the philosophy is blatantly \"crabby? Why the unusual choice of descriptive word? 77 78 -198 1 We are deeply disturbed that a recent editorial stated that the " Americans With Disabilities Act of 1989 " was " crafted primarily by Democratic Senators Kennedy and Harkin " with a premise " based on the presumption that most Americans are hostile to the disabled . . . . " Perhaps even more offensive is the statement , " It is surprising that George Bush and the White House inner circle would ally themselves with this crabby philosophy . " ally themselves What actions of the Bush White House suggested that they ally themselves with the philosophy? 73 75 -198 1 We are deeply disturbed that a recent editorial stated that the " Americans With Disabilities Act of 1989 " was " crafted primarily by Democratic Senators Kennedy and Harkin " with a premise " based on the presumption that most Americans are hostile to the disabled . . . . " Perhaps even more offensive is the statement , " It is surprising that George Bush and the White House inner circle would ally themselves with this crabby philosophy . " We Who is deeply disturbed? 0 1 -198 2 This legislation was not drafted by a handful of Democratic " do - gooders . " Quite the contrary - - it results from years of work by members of the National Council on the Handicapped , all appointed by President Reagan . Democratic " do - gooders Was the legislation drafted across political party lines? 9 14 -198 2 This legislation was not drafted by a handful of Democratic " do - gooders . " Quite the contrary - - it results from years of work by members of the National Council on the Handicapped , all appointed by President Reagan . President Reagan When did President Reagan appoint the members of the National Council? How many years did they work on the legislation? 40 42 -198 2 This legislation was not drafted by a handful of Democratic " do - gooders . " Quite the contrary - - it results from years of work by members of the National Council on the Handicapped , all appointed by President Reagan . " do - gooders what are dogooders? 10 14 -198 3 You depict the bill as something Democratic leaders " hoodwinked " the administration into endorsing . depict the bill How did the editorial misrepresent the bill? 1 4 -198 3 You depict the bill as something Democratic leaders " hoodwinked " the administration into endorsing . You who is you? 0 1 -198 4 The opposite is true : It ' s the product of many meetings with administration officials , Senate staffers , advocates , and business and transportation officials . product who can say this for sure? 9 10 -198 4 The opposite is true : It ' s the product of many meetings with administration officials , Senate staffers , advocates , and business and transportation officials . meetings Who was having these meetings? 12 13 -198 5 Many congressmen are citing the compromise on the " Americans With Disabilities Act of 1989 " as a model for bipartisan deliberations . Many congressmen Which congressmen in particular are making the citation? 0 2 -199 1 Although bullish dollar sentiment has fizzled , many currency analysts say a massive sell - off probably won ' t occur in the near future . probably won ' t occur in the near future Why won't it occur in the near future? 16 25 -199 1 Although bullish dollar sentiment has fizzled , many currency analysts say a massive sell - off probably won ' t occur in the near future . many currency analysts Who are the currency analysts? 7 10 -199 1 Although bullish dollar sentiment has fizzled , many currency analysts say a massive sell - off probably won ' t occur in the near future . sentiment has fizzled , Why has the sentiment fizzled? 3 7 -199 1 Although bullish dollar sentiment has fizzled , many currency analysts say a massive sell - off probably won ' t occur in the near future . massive sell - off Why would a sell-off be expected? 12 16 -199 1 Although bullish dollar sentiment has fizzled , many currency analysts say a massive sell - off probably won ' t occur in the near future . bullish dollar sentiment what does this mean? 1 4 -199 1 Although bullish dollar sentiment has fizzled , many currency analysts say a massive sell - off probably won ' t occur in the near future . has fizzled , Why has dollar sentiment fizzled? 4 7 -199 1 Although bullish dollar sentiment has fizzled , many currency analysts say a massive sell - off probably won ' t occur in the near future . probably won ' t occur Why won't this event occur? 16 21 -199 2 While Wall Street ' s tough times and lower U . S . interest rates continue to undermine the dollar , weakness in the pound and the yen is expected to offset those factors . " By default , " the dollar probably will be able to hold up pretty well in coming days , says Francoise Soares - Kemp , a foreign - exchange adviser at Credit Suisse . " We ' re close to the bottom " of the near - term ranges , she contends . " We ' re close to the bottom " How close to the bottom are you? 70 79 -199 2 While Wall Street ' s tough times and lower U . S . interest rates continue to undermine the dollar , weakness in the pound and the yen is expected to offset those factors . " By default , " the dollar probably will be able to hold up pretty well in coming days , says Francoise Soares - Kemp , a foreign - exchange adviser at Credit Suisse . " We ' re close to the bottom " of the near - term ranges , she contends . continue to undermine the dollar , How do these things affect the value of the dollar? 15 21 -199 2 While Wall Street ' s tough times and lower U . S . interest rates continue to undermine the dollar , weakness in the pound and the yen is expected to offset those factors . " By default , " the dollar probably will be able to hold up pretty well in coming days , says Francoise Soares - Kemp , a foreign - exchange adviser at Credit Suisse . " We ' re close to the bottom " of the near - term ranges , she contends . " We ' re close to the bottom " How was this conclusion reached? 70 79 -199 2 While Wall Street ' s tough times and lower U . S . interest rates continue to undermine the dollar , weakness in the pound and the yen is expected to offset those factors . " By default , " the dollar probably will be able to hold up pretty well in coming days , says Francoise Soares - Kemp , a foreign - exchange adviser at Credit Suisse . " We ' re close to the bottom " of the near - term ranges , she contends . Credit Suisse is this a bank? 67 69 -199 2 While Wall Street ' s tough times and lower U . S . interest rates continue to undermine the dollar , weakness in the pound and the yen is expected to offset those factors . " By default , " the dollar probably will be able to hold up pretty well in coming days , says Francoise Soares - Kemp , a foreign - exchange adviser at Credit Suisse . " We ' re close to the bottom " of the near - term ranges , she contends . tough times What tough times particularly? 5 7 -199 2 While Wall Street ' s tough times and lower U . S . interest rates continue to undermine the dollar , weakness in the pound and the yen is expected to offset those factors . " By default , " the dollar probably will be able to hold up pretty well in coming days , says Francoise Soares - Kemp , a foreign - exchange adviser at Credit Suisse . " We ' re close to the bottom " of the near - term ranges , she contends . weakness in the pound what causes a weakness in the pound? 21 25 -199 2 While Wall Street ' s tough times and lower U . S . interest rates continue to undermine the dollar , weakness in the pound and the yen is expected to offset those factors . " By default , " the dollar probably will be able to hold up pretty well in coming days , says Francoise Soares - Kemp , a foreign - exchange adviser at Credit Suisse . " We ' re close to the bottom " of the near - term ranges , she contends . in coming days , How many days? 51 55 -199 3 In late Friday afternoon New York trading , the dollar was at 1 . 8300 marks and 141 . 65 yen , off from late Thursday ' s 1 . 8400 marks and 142 . 10 yen . 142 . 10 is this a small change? 33 36 -199 3 In late Friday afternoon New York trading , the dollar was at 1 . 8300 marks and 141 . 65 yen , off from late Thursday ' s 1 . 8400 marks and 142 . 10 yen . off Why was it off? 22 23 -199 4 The pound strengthened to $ 1 . 5795 from $ 1 . 5765 . $ 1 . 5795 from $ 1 why did it do that? 4 11 -199 4 The pound strengthened to $ 1 . 5795 from $ 1 . 5765 . strengthened Why did it strengthen? 2 3 -199 5 In Tokyo Monday , the U . S . currency opened for trading at 141 . 70 yen , down from Friday ' s Tokyo close of 142 . 75 yen . down from Friday ' s Why was it down from Friday? 19 24 -200 1 Federal drug regulators , concerned over British reports that diabetics have died after shifting from animal to human - based insulin , say they are considering a study to see if similar deaths have occurred here . animal to human - based insulin , What is the difference between and animal and human based insulin? 15 22 -200 1 Federal drug regulators , concerned over British reports that diabetics have died after shifting from animal to human - based insulin , say they are considering a study to see if similar deaths have occurred here . a study What kind of study would this be? 26 28 -200 2 The United Kingdom reports came from Dr . Patrick Toseland , head of clinical chemistry at Guy ' s Hospital in London . clinical chemistry What is clinical chemistry? 13 15 -200 2 The United Kingdom reports came from Dr . Patrick Toseland , head of clinical chemistry at Guy ' s Hospital in London . Guy ' s Hospital in London What kind of hospital is it? Does it have any specialties? 16 22 -200 2 The United Kingdom reports came from Dr . Patrick Toseland , head of clinical chemistry at Guy ' s Hospital in London . Guy ' s Hospital in London which part of london? 16 22 -200 3 In a telephone interview Friday , Dr . Toseland said the number of sudden , unexplained deaths of diabetics he had seen this year was 17 compared with just two in 1985 . Friday , what is fridays date>? 4 6 -200 3 In a telephone interview Friday , Dr . Toseland said the number of sudden , unexplained deaths of diabetics he had seen this year was 17 compared with just two in 1985 . unexplained deaths of diabetics Could these death be attributed to anything else? 15 19 -200 3 In a telephone interview Friday , Dr . Toseland said the number of sudden , unexplained deaths of diabetics he had seen this year was 17 compared with just two in 1985 . unexplained deaths why more of these? 15 17 -200 4 At least six of the deaths occurred among relatively young diabetics who had switched from animal to human insulin within the past year , he said . relatively young diabetics how young? 8 11 -200 4 At least six of the deaths occurred among relatively young diabetics who had switched from animal to human insulin within the past year , he said . relatively young diabetics Did they have any other preexisting health conditions? 8 11 -200 4 At least six of the deaths occurred among relatively young diabetics who had switched from animal to human insulin within the past year , he said . young diabetics who had switched from animal is animal insulin common? 9 16 -201 1 Mobil Corp . is in the midst of cutting back its exploration and production group , which finds and develops oil and gas reserves in the U . S . , by as much as 15 % as part of a new restructuring of that sector of its business . cutting back Why is Mobil Corp. cutting back its exploration and production group? 8 10 -201 1 Mobil Corp . is in the midst of cutting back its exploration and production group , which finds and develops oil and gas reserves in the U . S . , by as much as 15 % as part of a new restructuring of that sector of its business . restructuring Why is Mobil Corp. restructuring that sector? 42 43 -201 1 Mobil Corp . is in the midst of cutting back its exploration and production group , which finds and develops oil and gas reserves in the U . S . , by as much as 15 % as part of a new restructuring of that sector of its business . cutting back What has led to these cutbacks? 8 10 -201 2 Management advised employees Friday that it was going to reduce employment in production operations of the group by 8 % , or 400 people . Management advised which manager advised? 0 2 -201 2 Management advised employees Friday that it was going to reduce employment in production operations of the group by 8 % , or 400 people . reduce employment Why is Mobil Corp. reducing employment? 9 11 -201 2 Management advised employees Friday that it was going to reduce employment in production operations of the group by 8 % , or 400 people . production operations Why \"production operations\" instead of field exploration? 12 14 -201 3 The exploration side of the unit has recently undergone a similar overhaul , during which it also lost as many as 400 employees , a company spokesman said in response to questions . a company spokesman Who is the company spokesman? 24 27 -201 3 The exploration side of the unit has recently undergone a similar overhaul , during which it also lost as many as 400 employees , a company spokesman said in response to questions . lost as many as 400 employees , Why did the exploration side lose 400 employees? 17 24 -201 4 Mobil Exploration & Producing U . S . Inc . , the group involved , currently has a work force of somewhat less than 5 , 000 . somewhat less than 5 , 000 is that big? 21 27 -201 4 Mobil Exploration & Producing U . S . Inc . , the group involved , currently has a work force of somewhat less than 5 , 000 . somewhat How much is \"somewhat\"? 21 22 -201 5 A few years ago , Mobil restructured the entire company during an industrywide shakeout . few years ago , in what year? 1 5 -201 5 A few years ago , Mobil restructured the entire company during an industrywide shakeout . restructured the entire company How did Mobil restructure the entire company? 6 10 -201 5 A few years ago , Mobil restructured the entire company during an industrywide shakeout . industrywide Why was it an industry wide shake out? 12 13 -201 5 A few years ago , Mobil restructured the entire company during an industrywide shakeout . restructured Why did Mobil restructure the entire company? 6 7 -202 1 Congress sent to President Bush an $ 8 . 5 billion military construction bill that cuts spending for new installations by 16 % while revamping the Pentagon budget to move more than $ 450 million from foreign bases to home - state projects . Congress sent Why did congress send this bill? 0 2 -202 2 The fiscal 1990 measure builds on a pattern set earlier this year by House and Senate defense authorizing committees , and - - at a time of retrenchment for the military and concern about the U . S . ' s standing in the world economy - - overseas spending is most vulnerable . vulnerable why is it vulnerable? 52 53 -202 2 The fiscal 1990 measure builds on a pattern set earlier this year by House and Senate defense authorizing committees , and - - at a time of retrenchment for the military and concern about the U . S . ' s standing in the world economy - - overseas spending is most vulnerable . at a time of retrenchment for the military Why is the military retrenching? 23 31 -202 3 Total Pentagon requests for installations in West Germany , Japan , South Korea , the United Kingdom and the Philippines , for example , are cut by almost two - thirds , while lawmakers added to the military budget for construction in all but a dozen states at home . lawmakers added to the military budget Which lawmakers added to the budget? 33 39 -202 3 Total Pentagon requests for installations in West Germany , Japan , South Korea , the United Kingdom and the Philippines , for example , are cut by almost two - thirds , while lawmakers added to the military budget for construction in all but a dozen states at home . are cut by almost two - thirds , How is this effecting our foreign relations with these countries? 24 32 -202 4 The result is that instead of the Pentagon ' s proposed split of 60 - 40 between domestic and foreign bases , the reduced funding is distributed by a ratio of approximately 70 - 30 . approximately 70 - 30 is this change good? 31 35 -202 5 The extra margin for bases in the U . S . enhances the power of the appropriations committees ; meanwhile , lawmakers used their positions to garner as much as six times what the Pentagon had requested for their individual states . six times how did they garner so much? 30 32 -202 5 The extra margin for bases in the U . S . enhances the power of the appropriations committees ; meanwhile , lawmakers used their positions to garner as much as six times what the Pentagon had requested for their individual states . appropriations committees ; What are the appropriations committees? 16 19 -203 1 A frozen mountaintop in Tibet may offer an important clue about whether the Earth is warming perilously . important clue what is the clue? 8 10 -203 1 A frozen mountaintop in Tibet may offer an important clue about whether the Earth is warming perilously . mountaintop which mountain? 2 3 -203 1 A frozen mountaintop in Tibet may offer an important clue about whether the Earth is warming perilously . frozen mountaintop in Tibet What is the name of the mountaintop? 1 5 -203 1 A frozen mountaintop in Tibet may offer an important clue about whether the Earth is warming perilously . warming What does a frozen mountaintop have to do with the Earth warming? 15 16 -203 2 Researchers at Ohio State University and Lanzhou Institute of Glaciology and Geocryology in China have analyzed samples of glacial ice in Tibet and say temperatures there have been significantly higher on average over the past half - century than in any similar period in the past 10 , 000 years . Researchers at Ohio State University Which Ohio State University Researchers? 0 5 -203 2 Researchers at Ohio State University and Lanzhou Institute of Glaciology and Geocryology in China have analyzed samples of glacial ice in Tibet and say temperatures there have been significantly higher on average over the past half - century than in any similar period in the past 10 , 000 years . any similar period in the past 10 , 000 years How did reseachers measure temperatures in the area 10,000 years ago? 40 50 -203 4 A substantial warming would melt some of the Earth ' s polar ice caps , raising the level of the oceans and causing widespread flooding of heavily populated coastal areas . widespread flooding how widespread? 23 25 -203 4 A substantial warming would melt some of the Earth ' s polar ice caps , raising the level of the oceans and causing widespread flooding of heavily populated coastal areas . substantial warming How much warmer would the Earth need to be to melt 20% of the polar ice caps? 1 3 -203 5 " If you can use data to reconstruct what happened in the past , you have much more confidence in predictions for the future , " said Lonnie Thompson , a research scientist at Ohio State who dug for and analyzed the ice samples . predictions for the future , " Would regions outside of Tibet predict similar changes in the future? 20 26 -204 1 Federal investigators have identified the problem in last July ' s crash of a United Airlines flight in Iowa : a structural flaw that developed during the making of a titanium engine disk . titanium engine disk . How were they able to identify this part, was the disk destroyed? 30 34 -204 1 Federal investigators have identified the problem in last July ' s crash of a United Airlines flight in Iowa : a structural flaw that developed during the making of a titanium engine disk . during the making of a titanium engine disk How did the making of the titanium engine disk lead to a structural flaw? 25 33 -204 1 Federal investigators have identified the problem in last July ' s crash of a United Airlines flight in Iowa : a structural flaw that developed during the making of a titanium engine disk . crash How severe was this crash? 11 12 -204 1 Federal investigators have identified the problem in last July ' s crash of a United Airlines flight in Iowa : a structural flaw that developed during the making of a titanium engine disk . United Airlines flight in Iowa : What was the flight number? 14 20 -204 1 Federal investigators have identified the problem in last July ' s crash of a United Airlines flight in Iowa : a structural flaw that developed during the making of a titanium engine disk . last July ' s crash How many casualties were there in the crash? 7 12 -204 2 For several months , officials at the Federal Aviation Administration and the National Transportation Safety Board have suspected that a metallurgical flaw in the disk led to a crack that ultimately caused the tail engine to break apart in flight . National Transportation Safety Board how would the FAA and NTSB be able to know the cause? 12 16 -204 2 For several months , officials at the Federal Aviation Administration and the National Transportation Safety Board have suspected that a metallurgical flaw in the disk led to a crack that ultimately caused the tail engine to break apart in flight . have suspected that a metallurgical flaw Why was the flaw suspected? 16 22 -204 2 For several months , officials at the Federal Aviation Administration and the National Transportation Safety Board have suspected that a metallurgical flaw in the disk led to a crack that ultimately caused the tail engine to break apart in flight . metallurgical Who is responsible for the metallurgy of a plane part? 20 21 -204 2 For several months , officials at the Federal Aviation Administration and the National Transportation Safety Board have suspected that a metallurgical flaw in the disk led to a crack that ultimately caused the tail engine to break apart in flight . metallurgical what is this word? 20 21 -204 2 For several months , officials at the Federal Aviation Administration and the National Transportation Safety Board have suspected that a metallurgical flaw in the disk led to a crack that ultimately caused the tail engine to break apart in flight . metallurgical flaw in the disk Does this mean that the metal that was used was not welded together properly? 20 25 -204 3 The explosion sent shards of metal flying , severing the DC - 10 ' s hydraulic or control systems , and led to the crash that killed 112 people . killed 112 people . How could be have done something different so that 112 people didn't die? 26 30 -204 3 The explosion sent shards of metal flying , severing the DC - 10 ' s hydraulic or control systems , and led to the crash that killed 112 people . hydraulic or control systems , were they defective? 15 20 -204 3 The explosion sent shards of metal flying , severing the DC - 10 ' s hydraulic or control systems , and led to the crash that killed 112 people . killed 112 people Will the airlines pay for the funerals of the people who were killed? 26 29 -204 4 But investigators could confirm their theory only after the recent retrieval of a big chunk of Flight 232 ' s tail engine from a cornfield near the Sioux City Airport in Iowa . theory How can they be sure from this physical evidence of the flaw? 5 6 -204 4 But investigators could confirm their theory only after the recent retrieval of a big chunk of Flight 232 ' s tail engine from a cornfield near the Sioux City Airport in Iowa . Sioux City Airport in Iowa was anyone hurt? 27 32 -204 4 But investigators could confirm their theory only after the recent retrieval of a big chunk of Flight 232 ' s tail engine from a cornfield near the Sioux City Airport in Iowa . investigators could confirm their theory Have any charges been filed against the airlines for negligence? 1 6 -204 5 The safety board will begin four days of hearings on the accident tomorrow in Sioux City . begin four days of hearings What will happen after the safety board has the hearing? 4 9 -204 5 The safety board will begin four days of hearings on the accident tomorrow in Sioux City . four days of hearings on the accident Why will there be four days of hearings? 5 12 -204 5 The safety board will begin four days of hearings on the accident tomorrow in Sioux City . hearings Which people will be speaking during these hearings? 8 9 -204 5 The safety board will begin four days of hearings on the accident tomorrow in Sioux City . four days is that a long time? 5 7 -205 1 Hewlett - Packard Co . said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp . to 8 . 5 % of the common shares outstanding . Octel What does this company deal with? 11 12 -205 1 Hewlett - Packard Co . said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp . to 8 . 5 % of the common shares outstanding . raised its stake Why did Hewlett-Packard raise its stake in Octel Communications? 7 10 -205 2 In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing , Hewlett - Packard said it now holds 1 , 384 , 119 Octel common shares , including 100 , 000 shares bought from Aug . 26 to Oct . 20 for $ 23 . 31 to $ 24 . 25 a share . common How do common shares differ from other types? 21 22 -205 2 In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing , Hewlett - Packard said it now holds 1 , 384 , 119 Octel common shares , including 100 , 000 shares bought from Aug . 26 to Oct . 20 for $ 23 . 31 to $ 24 . 25 a share . Aug . 26 to Oct . 20 in what year? 31 38 -205 3 Hewlett - Packard , a Palo Alto , Calif . , computer company , said it acquired the stock " to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products . " independent What is the criteria for independent working? 32 33 -205 3 Hewlett - Packard , a Palo Alto , Calif . , computer company , said it acquired the stock " to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products . " acquired the stock did they always want it? 16 19 -205 4 Octel said the purchase was expected . expected How did Octel foresee this? 5 6 -205 4 Octel said the purchase was expected . Octel were they going out of business? 0 1 -205 4 Octel said the purchase was expected . expected Why was the purchase expected? 5 6 -205 5 Hewlett - Packard affirmed it doesn ' t plan to obtain control of Octel , a Milpitas , Calif . , maker of voice - processing systems . systems How does Octel compare with its competitors? 26 27 -205 5 Hewlett - Packard affirmed it doesn ' t plan to obtain control of Octel , a Milpitas , Calif . , maker of voice - processing systems . voice - processing what is voice processing? 23 26 -206 1 The following U . S . Treasury , corporate and municipal offerings are tentatively scheduled for sale this week , according to Dow Jones Capital Markets Report : are tentatively scheduled Why are the offerings only tentatively scheduled? 12 15 -206 1 The following U . S . Treasury , corporate and municipal offerings are tentatively scheduled for sale this week , according to Dow Jones Capital Markets Report : tentatively Why is the sale tentative? 13 14 -206 1 The following U . S . Treasury , corporate and municipal offerings are tentatively scheduled for sale this week , according to Dow Jones Capital Markets Report : tentatively did they actually happen then? 13 14 -206 1 The following U . S . Treasury , corporate and municipal offerings are tentatively scheduled for sale this week , according to Dow Jones Capital Markets Report : following What is the following? 1 2 -206 2 $ 15 . 6 billion of three - month and six - month bills . $ 2 billion of 51 - day cash management bills . three - month and six - month bills What are three-month and six-month bills? 6 14 -206 2 $ 15 . 6 billion of three - month and six - month bills . $ 2 billion of 51 - day cash management bills . cash management bills What are cash management bills? 22 25 -206 3 Associated Natural Gas Corp . - - 1 . 4 million common shares , via Dillon Read & Co . common shares , what is a common share? 11 14 -206 3 Associated Natural Gas Corp . - - 1 . 4 million common shares , via Dillon Read & Co . common shares , What is a common share? 11 14 -206 4 B & H Crude Carriers Ltd . - - Four million common shares , via Salomon Brothers Inc . B & H Crude Carriers Ltd What does B&H Crude Carriers Ltd do for business? 0 6 -206 4 B & H Crude Carriers Ltd . - - Four million common shares , via Salomon Brothers Inc . common shares , What is a common share? 11 14 -206 5 Chemical Banking Corp . - - 14 million common shares , via Goldman , Sachs & Co . Chemical Banking Corp What does Chemical Banking Corp do for business? 0 3 -206 5 Chemical Banking Corp . - - 14 million common shares , via Goldman , Sachs & Co . 14 million is that a lot more? 6 8 -206 5 Chemical Banking Corp . - - 14 million common shares , via Goldman , Sachs & Co . common shares , What is a common share? 8 11 -207 1 Whittle Communications L . P . , which for months has fought a public relations battle with education leaders , said it has signed 500 schools in 24 states to subscribe to the controversial Channel One news program and its sister programs . the controversial Channel One news program What is controversial about the Channel One news program? 32 38 -207 1 Whittle Communications L . P . , which for months has fought a public relations battle with education leaders , said it has signed 500 schools in 24 states to subscribe to the controversial Channel One news program and its sister programs . fought a public relations battle with education Why has Whittle been fighting a PR battle with educators? 11 18 -207 2 Channel One , a satellite - delivered daily program supported by advertising , is scheduled to be launched next March . Channel One , is that the channel for everyone? 0 3 -207 3 Whittle said its field staff signed up the 500 schools in 238 school districts after only eight weeks and company executives now expect to reach their start - up goal of 1 , 000 schools before the end of this year . executives now expect to reach their start - up How do executives expect to reach their goal of schools? 20 29 -207 3 Whittle said its field staff signed up the 500 schools in 238 school districts after only eight weeks and company executives now expect to reach their start - up goal of 1 , 000 schools before the end of this year . 1 , 000 schools why so many schools? 31 35 -207 5 Installation of the TV system , which includes providing free 19 - inch TV sets in classrooms , begins in January . free 19 - inch why so small? 9 13 -208 1 Thomas Jefferson sold Congress on the idea of the decimal system for currency , thus saving Americans the headaches of pounds , shillings and pence . Thomas Jefferson sold Congress on the idea How did he persuade Congress into making a decimal system for currency? 0 7 -208 1 Thomas Jefferson sold Congress on the idea of the decimal system for currency , thus saving Americans the headaches of pounds , shillings and pence . pounds , shillings and pence Which countries currently use these? 20 25 -208 1 Thomas Jefferson sold Congress on the idea of the decimal system for currency , thus saving Americans the headaches of pounds , shillings and pence . Jefferson sold Congress How did Jefferson sell congress on the decimal system? 1 4 -208 1 Thomas Jefferson sold Congress on the idea of the decimal system for currency , thus saving Americans the headaches of pounds , shillings and pence . sold Congress How did he sell Congress on that idea? 2 4 -208 1 Thomas Jefferson sold Congress on the idea of the decimal system for currency , thus saving Americans the headaches of pounds , shillings and pence . headaches Why are they considered headaches? 18 19 -208 1 Thomas Jefferson sold Congress on the idea of the decimal system for currency , thus saving Americans the headaches of pounds , shillings and pence . decimal system Why did Jefferson like the decimal system? 9 11 -208 2 But he struck out with the decimal system of metric weights and measures the French had invented . French had invented Why was he looking at other counties method's of currency? Wouldn't it be a better idea to be original in your country? 14 17 -208 2 But he struck out with the decimal system of metric weights and measures the French had invented . metric weights and measures Why was one system approved but not the other? 9 13 -208 2 But he struck out with the decimal system of metric weights and measures the French had invented . French had invented When did the French invent this system? 14 17 -208 2 But he struck out with the decimal system of metric weights and measures the French had invented . metric weights and measures Why are these measurements good? 9 13 -208 3 Instead , Congress opted for the inches , feet and yards the colonists had brought with them . Congress opted What made them opt in to this idea? 2 4 -208 3 Instead , Congress opted for the inches , feet and yards the colonists had brought with them . Congress opted How many of those in Congress approved this? Were the common folk asked as well? 2 4 -208 3 Instead , Congress opted for the inches , feet and yards the colonists had brought with them . Congress opted How did they opt for it, was there a vote? 2 4 -208 3 Instead , Congress opted for the inches , feet and yards the colonists had brought with them . Congress opted Why did they choose that method? 2 4 -208 3 Instead , Congress opted for the inches , feet and yards the colonists had brought with them . colonists had brought with them How did the colonists get these measurements? 12 17 -208 4 Americans didn ' t dislike metrics ; they simply ignored them . they simply ignored them . What was the reasoning of Americans ignoring the metrics? 7 12 -208 4 Americans didn ' t dislike metrics ; they simply ignored them . ignored them Why did Americans ignore them? 9 11 -208 4 Americans didn ' t dislike metrics ; they simply ignored them . they simply ignored them . Why did they ignore them? 7 12 -208 5 Scientists felt differently . Scientists felt differently What were their thoughts? 0 3 -208 5 Scientists felt differently . differently . Why did scientists feel differently? 2 4 -208 5 Scientists felt differently . felt differently How did scientists feel? 1 3 -208 5 Scientists felt differently . Scientists felt differently . Why did scientists feel differently? 0 4 -209 1 PROGRAM TRADING is being curbed by more securities firms , but big institutional investors are expected to continue the practice , further roiling the stock market . being curbed Why are they being curbed? 3 5 -209 1 PROGRAM TRADING is being curbed by more securities firms , but big institutional investors are expected to continue the practice , further roiling the stock market . curbed by more securities firms , Which securities firms are curbing program trading? 4 10 -209 1 PROGRAM TRADING is being curbed by more securities firms , but big institutional investors are expected to continue the practice , further roiling the stock market . PROGRAM TRADING what is program trading? 0 2 -209 1 PROGRAM TRADING is being curbed by more securities firms , but big institutional investors are expected to continue the practice , further roiling the stock market . being curbed Why is it being curbed? 3 5 -209 1 PROGRAM TRADING is being curbed by more securities firms , but big institutional investors are expected to continue the practice , further roiling the stock market . further roiling the stock market Why does this roil the stock market? 21 26 -209 1 PROGRAM TRADING is being curbed by more securities firms , but big institutional investors are expected to continue the practice , further roiling the stock market . PROGRAM TRADING What is \"program trading\"? 0 2 -209 2 Bowing to criticism , Bear Stearns , Morgan Stanley and Oppenheimer joined PaineWebber in suspending stock - index arbitrage trading for their own accounts . stock - index arbitrage What does this mean> 15 19 -209 2 Bowing to criticism , Bear Stearns , Morgan Stanley and Oppenheimer joined PaineWebber in suspending stock - index arbitrage trading for their own accounts . PaineWebber what is painewebber? 12 13 -209 2 Bowing to criticism , Bear Stearns , Morgan Stanley and Oppenheimer joined PaineWebber in suspending stock - index arbitrage trading for their own accounts . suspending Why were they encouraged to suspend this activity? 14 15 -209 3 Still , stock - index funds are expected to continue launching big programs through the market . launching big programs What kind of programs? 10 13 -209 3 Still , stock - index funds are expected to continue launching big programs through the market . launching big programs What sort of programs will they launch? 10 13 -209 3 Still , stock - index funds are expected to continue launching big programs through the market . big programs What kind of big programs? 11 13 -209 4 Several Big Board firms are organizing to complain about program trading and the exchange ' s role in it . Several Big Board firms Who are these firms? 0 4 -209 4 Several Big Board firms are organizing to complain about program trading and the exchange ' s role in it . Several Big Board firms Which big board firms are complaining about the program? 0 4 -209 4 Several Big Board firms are organizing to complain about program trading and the exchange ' s role in it . complain Why are they complaining about it? What harm do these programs cause? 7 8 -209 5 The effort is being led by Contel . Contel who is contel? 6 7 -210 1 Jim Pattison Industries Ltd . , one of a group of closely held companies owned by entrepreneur James Pattison , said it " intends to seek control " of 30 % - owned Innopac Inc . , a Toronto packaging concern . concern In what way is this a concern? 40 41 -210 1 Jim Pattison Industries Ltd . , one of a group of closely held companies owned by entrepreneur James Pattison , said it " intends to seek control " of 30 % - owned Innopac Inc . , a Toronto packaging concern . Jim Pattison Industries Ltd who are Jim Pattison Industries Ltd 0 4 -210 1 Jim Pattison Industries Ltd . , one of a group of closely held companies owned by entrepreneur James Pattison , said it " intends to seek control " of 30 % - owned Innopac Inc . , a Toronto packaging concern . packaging concern What is a packaging concern? 39 41 -210 1 Jim Pattison Industries Ltd . , one of a group of closely held companies owned by entrepreneur James Pattison , said it " intends to seek control " of 30 % - owned Innopac Inc . , a Toronto packaging concern . closely held Why are they held \"closely\"? 11 13 -210 1 Jim Pattison Industries Ltd . , one of a group of closely held companies owned by entrepreneur James Pattison , said it " intends to seek control " of 30 % - owned Innopac Inc . , a Toronto packaging concern . one of a group of closely held companies What other companies does James Pattison own? 6 14 -210 1 Jim Pattison Industries Ltd . , one of a group of closely held companies owned by entrepreneur James Pattison , said it " intends to seek control " of 30 % - owned Innopac Inc . , a Toronto packaging concern . seek control " Why does James Pattison seek to control Innopac? 25 28 -210 2 Jim Pattison Industries , a holding company with annual sales of about C $ 1 . 9 billion , largely from car dealerships and grocery stores , didn ' t elaborate on the statement , and a company official declined further comment . holding company what is a holding company? 5 7 -210 2 Jim Pattison Industries , a holding company with annual sales of about C $ 1 . 9 billion , largely from car dealerships and grocery stores , didn ' t elaborate on the statement , and a company official declined further comment . didn ' t elaborate Why didn't they choose to elaborate? 27 31 -210 2 Jim Pattison Industries , a holding company with annual sales of about C $ 1 . 9 billion , largely from car dealerships and grocery stores , didn ' t elaborate on the statement , and a company official declined further comment . a company official declined further comment . Which company official? 36 43 -210 3 The company said it currently holds about 4 . 2 million of Innopac ' s 13 . 8 million common shares outstanding , which have an aggregate market value of about 137 . 8 million Canadian dollars ( US $ 117 . 3 million ) . Innopac ' s What are the details of Innopac's business and what makes them so profitable? 12 15 -210 3 The company said it currently holds about 4 . 2 million of Innopac ' s 13 . 8 million common shares outstanding , which have an aggregate market value of about 137 . 8 million Canadian dollars ( US $ 117 . 3 million ) . common shares What is a common share? 19 21 -210 4 Separately , Innopac reported a fourth - quarter loss of about C $ 2 . 6 million , or 18 Canadian cents a share , reflecting inventory write - downs . inventory write - downs what are inventory write-downs? 26 30 -210 4 Separately , Innopac reported a fourth - quarter loss of about C $ 2 . 6 million , or 18 Canadian cents a share , reflecting inventory write - downs . inventory write - downs What is an inventory write-down? 26 30 -210 4 Separately , Innopac reported a fourth - quarter loss of about C $ 2 . 6 million , or 18 Canadian cents a share , reflecting inventory write - downs . inventory write - downs Why did Innopac do inventory write-downs? 26 30 -210 5 The results made net income for the year ended Aug . 31 C $ 2 . 7 million , or 20 Canadian cents a share , down from C $ 9 . 7 million , or 70 Canadian cents a share last year . down What were the factors that caused this decline? 26 27 -210 5 The results made net income for the year ended Aug . 31 C $ 2 . 7 million , or 20 Canadian cents a share , down from C $ 9 . 7 million , or 70 Canadian cents a share last year . Aug . 31 Aug. 31 of what year? 9 12 -211 1 The premium the elderly pay for coverage of doctor ' s bills under Part B of the Medicare health insurance plan will rise to $ 29 a month in 1990 from $ 27 . 90 , the Department of Health and Human Services said . elderly What age is considered elderly? 3 4 -211 1 The premium the elderly pay for coverage of doctor ' s bills under Part B of the Medicare health insurance plan will rise to $ 29 a month in 1990 from $ 27 . 90 , the Department of Health and Human Services said . will rise Why is the premium for Medicare Part B rising? 21 23 -211 2 In addition , a second Part B premium to cover the cost of the new program of insurance against catastrophic illness will rise to $ 4 . 90 a month from $ 4 , if Congress doesn ' t change the program . catastrophic illness What is considered a catastrophic illness? 19 21 -211 2 In addition , a second Part B premium to cover the cost of the new program of insurance against catastrophic illness will rise to $ 4 . 90 a month from $ 4 , if Congress doesn ' t change the program . catastrophic illness what is considered a catastrophic illness? 19 21 -211 2 In addition , a second Part B premium to cover the cost of the new program of insurance against catastrophic illness will rise to $ 4 . 90 a month from $ 4 , if Congress doesn ' t change the program . change How does Congress need to change the program for the premium not to rise? 39 40 -211 3 The House has voted to repeal most of the Catastrophic Coverage Act of 1988 , however , which would end the monthly catastrophic - care premium , as well as an unpopular income surtax paid by about 40 % of the wealthier Medicare beneficiaries . unpopular income surtax What is this surtax? 31 34 -211 3 The House has voted to repeal most of the Catastrophic Coverage Act of 1988 , however , which would end the monthly catastrophic - care premium , as well as an unpopular income surtax paid by about 40 % of the wealthier Medicare beneficiaries . income surtax what is income surtax ? 32 34 -211 3 The House has voted to repeal most of the Catastrophic Coverage Act of 1988 , however , which would end the monthly catastrophic - care premium , as well as an unpopular income surtax paid by about 40 % of the wealthier Medicare beneficiaries . income surtax What is the income surtax? 32 34 -211 5 Medicare Part B pays 80 % of a beneficiary ' s allowable doctor ' s bills after an annual deductible of $ 75 . allowable doctor ' s bills What are allowable doctors bills? 11 16 -212 1 National Intergroup Inc . said it expects to report a charge of $ 5 . 3 million related to the sale of its aluminum unit ' s extrusion division for the third quarter . of its aluminum unit ' s extrusion Why were so many sales reported for the aluminum units extrusion division? 21 28 -212 1 National Intergroup Inc . said it expects to report a charge of $ 5 . 3 million related to the sale of its aluminum unit ' s extrusion division for the third quarter . expects to report a charge of $ 5 . 3 million Why expects? Did it not already sell? 6 17 -212 1 National Intergroup Inc . said it expects to report a charge of $ 5 . 3 million related to the sale of its aluminum unit ' s extrusion division for the third quarter . extrusion division What is an extrusion division? 27 29 -212 2 The company said it has agreed to sell the extrusion division for $ 15 million to R . D . Werner Co . , a closely held firm based in Greenville , Pa . The company said it has agreed to sell Why did the company agree to sell? 0 8 -212 2 The company said it has agreed to sell the extrusion division for $ 15 million to R . D . Werner Co . , a closely held firm based in Greenville , Pa . extrusion what is extrusion? 9 10 -212 2 The company said it has agreed to sell the extrusion division for $ 15 million to R . D . Werner Co . , a closely held firm based in Greenville , Pa . $ 15 million If it is selling for 15 million why is the charge only 5.3 million? 12 15 -212 3 The charge is offset by an after - tax gain of about $ 30 million in the quarter from the previously announced pact to sell National Aluminum ' s rolling division . National Aluminum ' s rolling division . How was this aluminum tax established? 25 32 -212 3 The charge is offset by an after - tax gain of about $ 30 million in the quarter from the previously announced pact to sell National Aluminum ' s rolling division . after - tax gain what is an after tax gain? 6 10 -212 3 The charge is offset by an after - tax gain of about $ 30 million in the quarter from the previously announced pact to sell National Aluminum ' s rolling division . rolling division What is a rolling division? 29 31 -212 4 National Intergroup in the year - ago third quarter earned $ 22 . 5 million , or 97 cents a share , including a gain of $ 18 million from the sale of a steel tube company . steel tube company which tube company? 34 37 -212 4 National Intergroup in the year - ago third quarter earned $ 22 . 5 million , or 97 cents a share , including a gain of $ 18 million from the sale of a steel tube company . $ 18 million from the sale of a steel tube company Why are they selling off so much of their business? 26 37 -212 4 National Intergroup in the year - ago third quarter earned $ 22 . 5 million , or 97 cents a share , including a gain of $ 18 million from the sale of a steel tube company . steel tube company Which steel tube company? 34 37 -212 5 Revenue was $ 778 . 6 million . $ 778 . 6 million . How was revenue $778.6 million? 2 8 -213 1 Wall Street is just about ready to line the bird cage with paper stocks . line the bird cage with paper stocks Why are they going to line the bird cage with paper stocks? 7 14 -213 1 Wall Street is just about ready to line the bird cage with paper stocks . line the bird cage What do they mean by this phrase? 7 11 -213 1 Wall Street is just about ready to line the bird cage with paper stocks . paper stocks What are paper stocks? 12 14 -213 1 Wall Street is just about ready to line the bird cage with paper stocks . just about ready Why is Wall Street almost ready? 3 6 -213 3 As the good times rolled they more than doubled their prices for pulp , a raw material used in all sorts of paper , to $ 830 a metric ton this past spring from $ 380 a ton at the start of 1986 . metric ton What's the difference between a ton and metric ton? 28 30 -213 3 As the good times rolled they more than doubled their prices for pulp , a raw material used in all sorts of paper , to $ 830 a metric ton this past spring from $ 380 a ton at the start of 1986 . they more than doubled their prices for pulp , Why were the prices for pulp doubled? 5 14 -213 4 But now the companies are getting into trouble because they undertook a record expansion program while they were raising prices sharply . undertook a record expansion program What was the expansion program? 10 15 -213 4 But now the companies are getting into trouble because they undertook a record expansion program while they were raising prices sharply . trouble How does this get them into trouble specifically? 7 8 -213 4 But now the companies are getting into trouble because they undertook a record expansion program while they were raising prices sharply . the companies are getting into trouble Which companies are getting into trouble? 2 8 -213 4 But now the companies are getting into trouble because they undertook a record expansion program while they were raising prices sharply . undertook a record expansion program Why did companies undertake record expansion prices? 10 15 -213 5 Third - quarter profits fell at several companies . Third - quarter profits fell at several companies . Why did the profits fall? 0 9 -213 5 Third - quarter profits fell at several companies . several companies which companies did profits fall at 6 8 -214 1 Jayark Corp . agreed to pay $ 4 million in cash , $ 2 million of 12 % convertible debentures , and 1 . 6 million common shares to acquire closely held Kofcoh Imports Inc . acquire closely held Kofcoh Imports Inc Why this specific company? 29 35 -214 1 Jayark Corp . agreed to pay $ 4 million in cash , $ 2 million of 12 % convertible debentures , and 1 . 6 million common shares to acquire closely held Kofcoh Imports Inc . debentures , What does the word debentures mean? 19 21 -214 2 In over - the - counter trading Friday , Jayark was quoted at 87 . 5 cents bid , down 15 . 625 cents . Jayark was quoted Who or what is Jayark? 9 12 -214 2 In over - the - counter trading Friday , Jayark was quoted at 87 . 5 cents bid , down 15 . 625 cents . over - the - counter is that legal? 1 6 -214 2 In over - the - counter trading Friday , Jayark was quoted at 87 . 5 cents bid , down 15 . 625 cents . bid , What does bid mean in this context? 17 19 -214 3 At the market price , the transaction has a total indicated value of $ 7 . 4 million . market price , what about the actual price? 2 5 -214 3 At the market price , the transaction has a total indicated value of $ 7 . 4 million . transaction What sort of transaction is being refereed to? 6 7 -214 4 Kofcoh is a New York holding company for Rosalco Inc . , which imports furniture and other items . and other items . What other items does Rosalco Inc. import? 15 19 -214 4 Kofcoh is a New York holding company for Rosalco Inc . , which imports furniture and other items . imports furniture what are the other items? 13 15 -214 5 David L . Koffman , president and chief executive officer of Jayark , holds about 40 % of Kofcoh , Jayark said . Kofcoh , What kind of company Kofcoh is? 18 20 -215 3 The investor group owns 1 , 534 , 600 Dataproducts common shares , or a 7 . 6 % stake . 1 , 534 , 600 Dataproducts why so many? 4 10 -215 3 The investor group owns 1 , 534 , 600 Dataproducts common shares , or a 7 . 6 % stake . Dataproducts What does Dataproducts do? 9 10 -215 4 The offer is based on several conditions , including obtaining financing . conditions , What are the conditions? 6 8 -215 4 The offer is based on several conditions , including obtaining financing . several conditions , What are some of the other conditions? 5 8 -215 5 DPC Acquisition said it had received the reasonable assurance of Chase Manhattan Bank N . A . that the financing can be obtained . financing can be obtained will it be easy? 19 23 -216 1 NEC Corp . , a Tokyo - based computer and electronics concern , said net income rose 18 % to 29 . 66 billion yen ( $ 208 . 7 million ) in the fiscal first half , ended Sept . 30 , from 25 . 12 billion yen a year earlier . net income rose 18 % to 29 . 66 billion yen Why was this year so profitable? 14 25 -216 1 NEC Corp . , a Tokyo - based computer and electronics concern , said net income rose 18 % to 29 . 66 billion yen ( $ 208 . 7 million ) in the fiscal first half , ended Sept . 30 , from 25 . 12 billion yen a year earlier . net income rose Why did NEC Corp.'s net income rise? 14 17 -216 2 Sales rose 7 . 4 % to 1 . 255 trillion yen from 1 . 168 trillion yen . 1 . 255 trillion yen from 1 . 168 trillion yen is that a lot of yen? 7 18 -216 3 NEC said first - half computer sales totaled 555 . 5 billion yen , up 11 % from 500 . 26 billion yen a year earlier . up 11 % Why have computer sales increased? 14 17 -216 4 Sales of electrical devices rose 13 % to 283 . 8 billion yen from 251 . 8 billion yen . Sales of electrical devices rose 13 % Why have electrical device sales risen? 0 7 -216 4 Sales of electrical devices rose 13 % to 283 . 8 billion yen from 251 . 8 billion yen . electrical devices which electrical devices? 2 4 -216 5 It said sales of home electronic products advanced 3 . 7 % to 44 . 92 billion yen from 43 . 34 billion yen . home electronic products advanced 3 . 7 % Why are home electronic products selling better? 4 12 -216 5 It said sales of home electronic products advanced 3 . 7 % to 44 . 92 billion yen from 43 . 34 billion yen . home electronic products what are their home products? 4 7 -217 1 Nikon Corp . said unconsolidated pretax profit increased 70 % to 12 . 12 billion yen ( $ 85 . 3 million ) in the first half ended Sept . 30 , from 7 . 12 billion yen a year ago . unconsolidated pretax profit What does \"unconsolidated pretax profit mean?\" 4 7 -217 2 The Tokyo camera maker said net income more than doubled to 5 . 85 billion yen , or 16 . 08 a share , from 2 . 63 billion yen , or 7 . 24 yen a share . net income more than doubled Why did it double? 5 10 -217 2 The Tokyo camera maker said net income more than doubled to 5 . 85 billion yen , or 16 . 08 a share , from 2 . 63 billion yen , or 7 . 24 yen a share . Tokyo camera where is their headquarters? 1 3 -217 3 Nikon said sales rose despite the adverse effect of Japan ' s unpopular consumption tax , introduced in April . Japan ' s unpopular consumption tax , Why is Japan's consumption tax unpopular? 9 16 -217 3 Nikon said sales rose despite the adverse effect of Japan ' s unpopular consumption tax , introduced in April . Japan ' s unpopular consumption tax , What is the Japan's unpopular consumption tax? 9 16 -217 3 Nikon said sales rose despite the adverse effect of Japan ' s unpopular consumption tax , introduced in April . adverse effect What adverse effects are there? 6 8 -217 3 Nikon said sales rose despite the adverse effect of Japan ' s unpopular consumption tax , introduced in April . unpopular consumption tax , what is that tax? 12 16 -217 3 Nikon said sales rose despite the adverse effect of Japan ' s unpopular consumption tax , introduced in April . consumption What's this consumption tax? 13 14 -217 5 Rising export sales also contributed to strong growth , Nikon added . Rising export sales Export sales as in sales of the products to other countries? 0 3 -217 5 Rising export sales also contributed to strong growth , Nikon added . Rising export sales why did the sales increase? 0 3 -218 1 Milton Petrie , chairman of Petrie Stores Corp . , said he has agreed to sell his 15 . 2 % stake in Deb Shops Corp . to Petrie Stores . Petrie Stores Corp What does Petrie Stores Corp. do? 5 8 -218 1 Milton Petrie , chairman of Petrie Stores Corp . , said he has agreed to sell his 15 . 2 % stake in Deb Shops Corp . to Petrie Stores . sell Why has he agreed to sell? 15 16 -218 1 Milton Petrie , chairman of Petrie Stores Corp . , said he has agreed to sell his 15 . 2 % stake in Deb Shops Corp . to Petrie Stores . has agreed to sell Why did Milton Petrie decide to sell his 15.2% stake? 12 16 -218 2 In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing , Mr . Petrie said that on Oct . 26 Petrie Stores agreed to purchase Mr . Petrie ' s 2 , 331 , 100 Deb Shops shares . Oct . 26 in which year? 14 17 -218 2 In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing , Mr . Petrie said that on Oct . 26 Petrie Stores agreed to purchase Mr . Petrie ' s 2 , 331 , 100 Deb Shops shares . Securities and Exchange Commission filing , What is a Securities and Exchange Commission filing? 2 8 -218 2 In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing , Mr . Petrie said that on Oct . 26 Petrie Stores agreed to purchase Mr . Petrie ' s 2 , 331 , 100 Deb Shops shares . Petrie Stores Why does Petrie Stores have an interest in Deb Shops? 17 19 -218 3 The transaction will take place tomorrow . place tomorrow which day is that? 4 6 -218 3 The transaction will take place tomorrow . transaction What happens if they change their mind? 1 2 -218 4 The filing said Petrie Stores of Secaucus , N . J . , is purchasing Mr . Petrie ' s Deb Shops stake as an investment . an investment is it not an investment? 24 26 -218 4 The filing said Petrie Stores of Secaucus , N . J . , is purchasing Mr . Petrie ' s Deb Shops stake as an investment . investment What kind of an investment? 25 26 -218 4 The filing said Petrie Stores of Secaucus , N . J . , is purchasing Mr . Petrie ' s Deb Shops stake as an investment . investment What kind of investment? 25 26 -218 5 Although Petrie Stores has considered seeking to acquire the remaining equity of Deb Stores , it has no current intention to pursue such a possibility , the filing said . no current intention Why do they have no intention to pursue it? 17 20 -218 5 Although Petrie Stores has considered seeking to acquire the remaining equity of Deb Stores , it has no current intention to pursue such a possibility , the filing said . no current intention Why don't they want to own all of Deb Stores? 17 20 -219 1 Rally ' s Inc . said it filed suit in U . S . District Court in Delaware against a group led by Burt Sugarman , seeking to block the investors from buying more shares . block the investors Why would Rally's want to block the investors from buying shares? 28 31 -219 1 Rally ' s Inc . said it filed suit in U . S . District Court in Delaware against a group led by Burt Sugarman , seeking to block the investors from buying more shares . block Why is Burt Sugarman's group attempting to block investors from buying more shares? 28 29 -219 2 Rally ' s , a Louisville , Ky . , fast - food chain , alleges that the three investors , who are directors of the company , broke securities laws because they didn ' t disclose their intentions to acquire a big Rally ' s stake . alleges that the three investors , Who are the investors? 15 21 -219 2 Rally ' s , a Louisville , Ky . , fast - food chain , alleges that the three investors , who are directors of the company , broke securities laws because they didn ' t disclose their intentions to acquire a big Rally ' s stake . disclose Why wouldn't they disclose their intentions? 36 37 -219 2 Rally ' s , a Louisville , Ky . , fast - food chain , alleges that the three investors , who are directors of the company , broke securities laws because they didn ' t disclose their intentions to acquire a big Rally ' s stake . Ky . , fast - food chain , what do they sell? 7 15 -219 3 The group , led by Giant Group Ltd . and its chairman , Mr . Sugarman , owns about 45 . 2 % of Rally ' s . Giant Group Ltd . and its chairman , Mr . Sugarman , I would like to know what Giant Group Ltd is 5 17 -219 4 In the Securities and Exchange Commission filings , the group has said it may seek control of Rally ' s . control of Rally ' s Why does the group want control of Rally's? 15 20 -219 4 In the Securities and Exchange Commission filings , the group has said it may seek control of Rally ' s . control Why do they want control of Rally's? 15 16 -219 5 Mr . Sugarman called the lawsuit " not nice " and said his group will continue to push for control of the company and the removal of certain directors . control of the company Why does Mr. Sugarman want control of the company? 19 23 -219 5 Mr . Sugarman called the lawsuit " not nice " and said his group will continue to push for control of the company and the removal of certain directors . " not nice " is it mean? 6 10 -220 1 Nelson Holdings International Ltd . shareholders approved a 1 - for - 10 consolidation of the company ' s common stock at a special meeting . Nelson Holdings International Ltd What type of company is this? 0 4 -220 1 Nelson Holdings International Ltd . shareholders approved a 1 - for - 10 consolidation of the company ' s common stock at a special meeting . stock at a special meeting Were only shareholders involved in the meeting? Was it open to only stock holders with a certain number of stock? 20 25 -220 1 Nelson Holdings International Ltd . shareholders approved a 1 - for - 10 consolidation of the company ' s common stock at a special meeting . approved a 1 - for - 10 consolidation Why did the shareholders approve a consolidation? 6 14 -220 1 Nelson Holdings International Ltd . shareholders approved a 1 - for - 10 consolidation of the company ' s common stock at a special meeting . special meeting why was it special? 23 25 -220 2 At the same time , shareholders approved the adoption of a rights plan and a super - majority voting approval requirement . approval requirement is this common? 19 21 -220 3 They also approved the relocation of the company ' s registered office to Toronto from Vancouver and a name change to NHI Nelson Holdings International Ltd . relocation of the company ' s registered office What were the benefits of relocation? Do the shareholders have to pay less taxes? 4 12 -220 3 They also approved the relocation of the company ' s registered office to Toronto from Vancouver and a name change to NHI Nelson Holdings International Ltd . approved the relocation of the company ' s Why did the company relocate the office? 2 10 -220 4 Following the consolidation , the entertainment company , which has film and television operations in Beverly Hills , Calif . , will have about 4 . 1 million shares outstanding . will have about 4 . 1 million shares outstanding Are the shareholders solely in Canada? Why is the company based in Canada if the aforementioned locations are in the U.S.A.? 21 30 -220 4 Following the consolidation , the entertainment company , which has film and television operations in Beverly Hills , Calif . , will have about 4 . 1 million shares outstanding . television is it a big company? 12 13 -220 5 The number of authorized common shares will remain at 100 million . common shares will remain at 100 million What constitutes a common share? 4 11 -220 5 The number of authorized common shares will remain at 100 million . authorized common shares what are authorized common shares? 3 6 -221 1 Insurers may see claims resulting from the San Francisco earthquake totaling nearly $ 1 billion - - far less than the claims they face from Hurricane Hugo - - but the recent spate of catastrophes should jolt property insurance rates in coming months . Hurricane Hugo What was the total amount of money that was claimed for Hurricane Hugo? 25 27 -221 1 Insurers may see claims resulting from the San Francisco earthquake totaling nearly $ 1 billion - - far less than the claims they face from Hurricane Hugo - - but the recent spate of catastrophes should jolt property insurance rates in coming months . claims What was the total claims from Hurricane Hugo? 3 4 -221 1 Insurers may see claims resulting from the San Francisco earthquake totaling nearly $ 1 billion - - far less than the claims they face from Hurricane Hugo - - but the recent spate of catastrophes should jolt property insurance rates in coming months . less How much were the claims from Hurricane Hugo? 18 19 -221 1 Insurers may see claims resulting from the San Francisco earthquake totaling nearly $ 1 billion - - far less than the claims they face from Hurricane Hugo - - but the recent spate of catastrophes should jolt property insurance rates in coming months . recent How many \"catastrophes\" have there been? 31 32 -221 2 The property claims service division of the American Insurance Services Group estimated insured losses from the earthquake at $ 960 million . estimated How did the American Insurance Services Group come up with this estimated number? 11 12 -221 3 This estimate doesn ' t include claims under workers ' compensation , life , health disability and liability insurance and damage to infrastructure such as bridges , highways and public buildings . estimate doesn ' t include What is the estimate for the claims under worker's compensation, life, health disability and liability insurance? 1 6 -221 3 This estimate doesn ' t include claims under workers ' compensation , life , health disability and liability insurance and damage to infrastructure such as bridges , highways and public buildings . claims What is the estimate of all claims together? 6 7 -221 3 This estimate doesn ' t include claims under workers ' compensation , life , health disability and liability insurance and damage to infrastructure such as bridges , highways and public buildings . claims Will the American Insurance Services Group cover claims under those categories as well? 6 7 -221 3 This estimate doesn ' t include claims under workers ' compensation , life , health disability and liability insurance and damage to infrastructure such as bridges , highways and public buildings . compensation , life , health disability why doesnt it? 10 16 -221 4 The estimated earthquake losses are low compared with the $ 4 billion in claims that insurers face from Hurricane Hugo , which ripped through the Caribbean and the Carolinas last month . Hurricane Hugo , when did hugo hit? 18 21 -221 5 That ' s because only about 30 % of California homes and businesses had earthquake insurance to cover the losses . only about 30 % Why did such a low percentage of people have earth quack insurance in California? 4 8 -221 5 That ' s because only about 30 % of California homes and businesses had earthquake insurance to cover the losses . about 30 % Why was there only 30% of homes and businesses that had earthquake insurance? 5 8 -221 5 That ' s because only about 30 % of California homes and businesses had earthquake insurance to cover the losses . earthquake Do earthquakes rarely happen in California? 14 15 -221 5 That ' s because only about 30 % of California homes and businesses had earthquake insurance to cover the losses . 30 % of California homes shouldnt more have had it? 6 11 -222 1 Merger and acquisition activity in the third quarter exceeded the year - earlier pace , said Merrill Lynch & Co . ' s W . T . Grimm & Co . unit in Schaumburg , Ill . unit What is a unit in this context? 31 32 -222 1 Merger and acquisition activity in the third quarter exceeded the year - earlier pace , said Merrill Lynch & Co . ' s W . T . Grimm & Co . unit in Schaumburg , Ill . the third quarter exceeded the year - earlier pace , Why did the third quarter exceed expectations? 5 15 -222 1 Merger and acquisition activity in the third quarter exceeded the year - earlier pace , said Merrill Lynch & Co . ' s W . T . Grimm & Co . unit in Schaumburg , Ill . year - earlier pace , What was the merger and acquisition activity the previous year? 10 15 -222 2 A total of 672 transactions were announced during the latest quarter , up 13 % from the year - earlier period ' s 597 , Grimm said . year - earlier What does \"year-earlier\" mean in this context? 17 20 -222 2 A total of 672 transactions were announced during the latest quarter , up 13 % from the year - earlier period ' s 597 , Grimm said . up 13 % Is there a particular reason the percentage is up so greatly? 12 15 -222 3 Transactions in which prices were disclosed totaled $ 71 . 9 billion , up 36 % from $ 52 . 9 billion a year earlier , the company added . in which prices were disclosed How many transactions aren't disclosed? 1 6 -222 3 Transactions in which prices were disclosed totaled $ 71 . 9 billion , up 36 % from $ 52 . 9 billion a year earlier , the company added . Transactions in which prices were disclosed How many transactions of the numbers being considered had prices which were not disclosed? 0 6 -222 3 Transactions in which prices were disclosed totaled $ 71 . 9 billion , up 36 % from $ 52 . 9 billion a year earlier , the company added . company Why is the increase so large? 27 28 -222 4 Grimm counted 16 transactions valued at $ 1 billion or more in the latest period , twice as many as a year earlier . 16 transactions valued at $ 1 billion Is this a total of 1 billion, or a cumulative 1 billion? 2 9 -222 4 Grimm counted 16 transactions valued at $ 1 billion or more in the latest period , twice as many as a year earlier . twice as many as a year earlier Why were the transations up so much for the year? 16 23 -222 4 Grimm counted 16 transactions valued at $ 1 billion or more in the latest period , twice as many as a year earlier . twice as many as a year earlier Did a particular event cause this increase? 16 23 -222 5 The largest was the $ 12 billion merger creating Bristol - Myers Squibb Co . The largest What was the smallest? 0 2 -223 1 Kerr - McGee Corp . said it will spend $ 42 million to purchase land and relocate its ammonium perchlorate storage facility to Clark County , Nev . , from Henderson , Nev . ammonium perchlorate What is ammonium perchlorate used for? 18 20 -223 1 Kerr - McGee Corp . said it will spend $ 42 million to purchase land and relocate its ammonium perchlorate storage facility to Clark County , Nev . , from Henderson , Nev . relocate Why is Kerr-McGee Corporations relocating? 16 17 -223 1 Kerr - McGee Corp . said it will spend $ 42 million to purchase land and relocate its ammonium perchlorate storage facility to Clark County , Nev . , from Henderson , Nev . relocate Why is Kerr-McGee Corp relocating their facility? 16 17 -223 2 The company said it will move the storage and cross - blending operations to a site 23 miles northeast of Las Vegas to distance the operations from residential areas . cross - blending operations What operations are these? 9 13 -223 2 The company said it will move the storage and cross - blending operations to a site 23 miles northeast of Las Vegas to distance the operations from residential areas . residential Why do they want to move their facility away from residential areas? 27 28 -223 3 Ammonium perchlorate is an oxidizer that is mixed with a propellant to make rocket fuel used in the space shuttle and military rockets . perchlorate How is this word \"perchlorate\" pronounced? 1 2 -223 4 In May 1988 , an ammonium perchlorate plant in Henderson owned by an American Pacific Corp . unit was leveled by a series of explosions . leveled by a series of explosions What caused the explosions? 19 25 -223 4 In May 1988 , an ammonium perchlorate plant in Henderson owned by an American Pacific Corp . unit was leveled by a series of explosions . explosions What caused the explosions in may 1988? 24 25 -223 4 In May 1988 , an ammonium perchlorate plant in Henderson owned by an American Pacific Corp . unit was leveled by a series of explosions . leveled by a series of explosions Why was it leveled by a series of explosions? 19 25 -223 5 After the explosion , Kerr - McGee temporarily shut down its facility just south of Las Vegas for a safety inspection . temporarily shut down its facility How long was the facility shut down? 7 12 -223 5 After the explosion , Kerr - McGee temporarily shut down its facility just south of Las Vegas for a safety inspection . safety What does a safety inspection consist of? 19 20 -224 1 Retailers in the West and parts of the South are entering the critical Christmas shopping season with more momentum than those in other regions . more momentum than those in other regions Why is there more Christmas shopping in these regions? 17 24 -224 1 Retailers in the West and parts of the South are entering the critical Christmas shopping season with more momentum than those in other regions . West and parts of the South Why do retailers have more momentum in the West and South? 3 9 -224 1 Retailers in the West and parts of the South are entering the critical Christmas shopping season with more momentum than those in other regions . with more momentum WHY IS THERE MORE MOMENTUM? 16 19 -224 1 Retailers in the West and parts of the South are entering the critical Christmas shopping season with more momentum than those in other regions . more momentum Why West and South have more momentum? 17 19 -224 2 In a new report , the International Council of Shopping Centers said sales of general merchandise in the West for the first seven months of 1989 rose 6 . 6 % above year - earlier levels . rose 6 . 6 % above year - earlier levels What was the cause of the 6.6% rise? 26 36 -224 2 In a new report , the International Council of Shopping Centers said sales of general merchandise in the West for the first seven months of 1989 rose 6 . 6 % above year - earlier levels . rose 6 . 6 % above year - earlier levels . Why were general merchandise sales rising in 1989? 26 37 -224 2 In a new report , the International Council of Shopping Centers said sales of general merchandise in the West for the first seven months of 1989 rose 6 . 6 % above year - earlier levels . rose 6 . 6 % WHY DID SALES RISE? 26 31 -224 2 In a new report , the International Council of Shopping Centers said sales of general merchandise in the West for the first seven months of 1989 rose 6 . 6 % above year - earlier levels . rose 6 . 6 % What are the factors for this sale's up-rise? 26 31 -224 3 Sales increased a more modest 4 . 8 % in the South and 4 . 4 % in the Midwest . 4 . 8 % in the South and 4 . 4 % in the Midwest . Why are both regions lower than west? 5 21 -224 3 Sales increased a more modest 4 . 8 % in the South and 4 . 4 % in the Midwest . 4 . 8 % Why did sales increase 4.8% in the South and 4.4% in the Midwest? 5 9 -224 3 Sales increased a more modest 4 . 8 % in the South and 4 . 4 % in the Midwest . increased a more modest 4 . 8 % WHY WERE THE SALES SO MMODEST IN THE SOUTH AND MIDWEST? 1 9 -224 4 But sales in the oil - patch state of Texas surged 12 . 9 % and sales in South Carolina jumped 10 . 6 % in the period , the New York trade group said . jumped 10 . 6 % What caused the jump of 10.6% in South Carolina? 20 25 -224 4 But sales in the oil - patch state of Texas surged 12 . 9 % and sales in South Carolina jumped 10 . 6 % in the period , the New York trade group said . surged 12 . 9 % Why did oil sales surge so much in Texas? 10 15 -224 4 But sales in the oil - patch state of Texas surged 12 . 9 % and sales in South Carolina jumped 10 . 6 % in the period , the New York trade group said . sales in South Carolina jumped WHAT WAS THE REASON FOR THE JUMP IN SOUTH CAROLINA? 16 21 -224 4 But sales in the oil - patch state of Texas surged 12 . 9 % and sales in South Carolina jumped 10 . 6 % in the period , the New York trade group said . sales in the oil - patch Why there is so surge on oil-patch's sale? 1 7 -224 5 In the Northeast , however , sales declined 0 . 4 % in the period , with sales in New England falling 2 . 6 % . 0 . 4 % in the period , What made the sales decline 0.4% in the period? 8 16 -224 5 In the Northeast , however , sales declined 0 . 4 % in the period , with sales in New England falling 2 . 6 % . sales in New England falling 2 . 6 % What caused the fall in sales in New England? 17 26 -224 5 In the Northeast , however , sales declined 0 . 4 % in the period , with sales in New England falling 2 . 6 % . New England falling 2 . 6 % . Why did sales fall 2.6% in New England? 19 27 -224 5 In the Northeast , however , sales declined 0 . 4 % in the period , with sales in New England falling 2 . 6 % . sales declined 0 WHY DID sales decline? 6 9 -224 5 In the Northeast , however , sales declined 0 . 4 % in the period , with sales in New England falling 2 . 6 % . declined What are the reasons behind this declination? 7 8 -225 1 Texas Instruments Inc . , once a pioneer in portable computer technology , today will make a bid to reassert itself in that business by unveiling three small personal computers . personal How do these PCs compare to the ones by their competition? 28 29 -225 1 Texas Instruments Inc . , once a pioneer in portable computer technology , today will make a bid to reassert itself in that business by unveiling three small personal computers . once a pioneer Why are they no longer pioneers in this field? 5 8 -225 2 The announcements are scheduled to be made in Temple , Texas , and include a so - called " notebook " PC that weighs less than seven pounds , has a built - in hard disk drive and is powered by Intel Corp . ' s 286 microprocessor . seven pounds , is that light? 26 29 -225 2 The announcements are scheduled to be made in Temple , Texas , and include a so - called " notebook " PC that weighs less than seven pounds , has a built - in hard disk drive and is powered by Intel Corp . ' s 286 microprocessor . Temple , Texas , Is there a specific reason for this location? 8 12 -225 2 The announcements are scheduled to be made in Temple , Texas , and include a so - called " notebook " PC that weighs less than seven pounds , has a built - in hard disk drive and is powered by Intel Corp . ' s 286 microprocessor . weighs less than seven pounds , Is this a desirable weight for notebook users? 23 29 -225 3 That introduction comes only two weeks after Compaq Computer Corp . , believing it had a lead of three to six months on competitors , introduced the first U . S . notebook computer with such features . U . S . notebook computer what was compaq pc called? 28 34 -225 3 That introduction comes only two weeks after Compaq Computer Corp . , believing it had a lead of three to six months on competitors , introduced the first U . S . notebook computer with such features . believing Who believed that they had a three to six months lead - Texas Instruments Inc., or Compaq Computer Corp.? 12 13 -225 3 That introduction comes only two weeks after Compaq Computer Corp . , believing it had a lead of three to six months on competitors , introduced the first U . S . notebook computer with such features . features Are other features available in other PCs? 36 37 -225 3 That introduction comes only two weeks after Compaq Computer Corp . , believing it had a lead of three to six months on competitors , introduced the first U . S . notebook computer with such features . believing it had a lead What lead them to believe this? 12 17 -225 3 That introduction comes only two weeks after Compaq Computer Corp . , believing it had a lead of three to six months on competitors , introduced the first U . S . notebook computer with such features . competitors , Who are the lead competitors? 23 25 -225 3 That introduction comes only two weeks after Compaq Computer Corp . , believing it had a lead of three to six months on competitors , introduced the first U . S . notebook computer with such features . the first U . S . notebook computer Why didn't texas instruments introduce the first notebook if they were trying to reassert themselves back into the business? 26 34 -225 4 Despite the inevitable comparison with Compaq , however , Texas Instruments ' new notebook won ' t be a direct competitor . competitor why wont it be a competitor? 20 21 -225 4 Despite the inevitable comparison with Compaq , however , Texas Instruments ' new notebook won ' t be a direct competitor . won ' t be a direct competitor Why won't it be a direct competitor? 14 21 -225 4 Despite the inevitable comparison with Compaq , however , Texas Instruments ' new notebook won ' t be a direct competitor . direct Who are the direct competitors and why is Texas Instruments not one of them? 19 20 -225 4 Despite the inevitable comparison with Compaq , however , Texas Instruments ' new notebook won ' t be a direct competitor . won ' t be a direct competitor Why will it not be a direct competitor? 14 21 -225 5 While Compaq sells its machines to businesses through computer retailers , Texas Instruments will be selling most of its machines to the industrial market and to value - added resellers and original - equipment manufacturers . resellers who resells them? 29 30 -225 5 While Compaq sells its machines to businesses through computer retailers , Texas Instruments will be selling most of its machines to the industrial market and to value - added resellers and original - equipment manufacturers . selling most of its machines Did they both have different markets originally? 15 20 -225 5 While Compaq sells its machines to businesses through computer retailers , Texas Instruments will be selling most of its machines to the industrial market and to value - added resellers and original - equipment manufacturers . computer retailers , Who are these retailers? 8 11 -225 5 While Compaq sells its machines to businesses through computer retailers , Texas Instruments will be selling most of its machines to the industrial market and to value - added resellers and original - equipment manufacturers . industrial market Who does this market include? 22 24 -226 1 John Labatt Ltd . said it plans a private placement of 150 million Canadian dollars ( US $ 127 . 5 million ) in preferred shares , to be completed around Nov . 1 . preferred shares , What are preferred shares? 24 27 -226 1 John Labatt Ltd . said it plans a private placement of 150 million Canadian dollars ( US $ 127 . 5 million ) in preferred shares , to be completed around Nov . 1 . a private placement What is a private placement? 7 10 -226 1 John Labatt Ltd . said it plans a private placement of 150 million Canadian dollars ( US $ 127 . 5 million ) in preferred shares , to be completed around Nov . 1 . plans a private placement Why do they plan a private placement of 150 million Canadian dollars? 6 10 -226 2 Proceeds will be used to reduce short - term debt at the beer and food concern , said Robert Vaux , vice president , finance . beer and food concern , why is beer a concern? 12 17 -226 2 Proceeds will be used to reduce short - term debt at the beer and food concern , said Robert Vaux , vice president , finance . Proceeds Proceeds from what? 0 1 -226 2 Proceeds will be used to reduce short - term debt at the beer and food concern , said Robert Vaux , vice president , finance . beer and food concern , What is beer and food concern? 12 17 -226 3 The preferred shares will carry a floating annual dividend equal to 72 % of the 30 - day bankers ' acceptance rate until Dec . 31 , 1994 . floating annual dividend What is a floating annual dividend? 6 9 -226 4 Thereafter , the rate will be renegotiated . rate what will the new rate be? 3 4 -226 5 Mr . Vaux said that if no agreement is reached , other buyers will be sought by bid or auction . will be sought by are there a lot of buyers? 13 17 -226 5 Mr . Vaux said that if no agreement is reached , other buyers will be sought by bid or auction . buyers What are they buying? 12 13 -227 1 Dentsu Inc . , the world ' s largest advertising agency on the strength of its dominance in the Japanese market , is setting its sights on overseas expansion . strength of its dominance in the Japanese market , Why is Dentsu so strong in Japan? 13 22 -227 1 Dentsu Inc . , the world ' s largest advertising agency on the strength of its dominance in the Japanese market , is setting its sights on overseas expansion . Dentsu Inc is this a real company? 0 2 -227 2 Last year , Dentsu started HDM , a joint network with U . S . ad agency Young & Rubicam and Eurocom of France . HDM , What does HDM stand for? 5 7 -227 2 Last year , Dentsu started HDM , a joint network with U . S . ad agency Young & Rubicam and Eurocom of France . Dentsu started HDM , did they expand? 3 7 -227 2 Last year , Dentsu started HDM , a joint network with U . S . ad agency Young & Rubicam and Eurocom of France . HDM What does HDM stand for? 5 6 -227 4 Dentsu has U . S . subsidiaries , but they keep low profiles . subsidiaries , What are the names of the U.S. subsidiaries? 6 8 -227 4 Dentsu has U . S . subsidiaries , but they keep low profiles . they keep low profiles Why do Dentu's subsidiaries keep low profiles? 9 13 -227 4 Dentsu has U . S . subsidiaries , but they keep low profiles . Dentsu has U . S . subsidiaries , What are Dentsu's U.S. subsidiaries? 0 8 -227 4 Dentsu has U . S . subsidiaries , but they keep low profiles . U . S . subsidiaries , who are they? 2 8 -227 4 Dentsu has U . S . subsidiaries , but they keep low profiles . they keep low profiles How and why do they keep low profiles? 9 13 -227 5 Now , the giant marketing company , which holds 25 % of Japan ' s 4 . 4 trillion yen ( $ 30 . 96 billion ) advertising industry , is considering the acquisition of an advertising network in the U . S . or Europe . considering the acquisition of an advertising Why is the company considering an advertising network? 31 37 -227 5 Now , the giant marketing company , which holds 25 % of Japan ' s 4 . 4 trillion yen ( $ 30 . 96 billion ) advertising industry , is considering the acquisition of an advertising network in the U . S . or Europe . acquisition of an advertising network Which advertising network? 33 38 -227 5 Now , the giant marketing company , which holds 25 % of Japan ' s 4 . 4 trillion yen ( $ 30 . 96 billion ) advertising industry , is considering the acquisition of an advertising network in the U . S . or Europe . 25 % of Japan ' s 4 . 4 trillion yen how did they get so big? 9 20 -228 1 Factory owners are buying new machinery at a good rate this fall , machine tool makers say , but sluggish sales of new cars and trucks raise questions about fourth - quarter demand from the important automotive industry . machine tool makers say , Which machine tool makers? 13 18 -228 1 Factory owners are buying new machinery at a good rate this fall , machine tool makers say , but sluggish sales of new cars and trucks raise questions about fourth - quarter demand from the important automotive industry . important What makes the automotive industry important? 35 36 -228 1 Factory owners are buying new machinery at a good rate this fall , machine tool makers say , but sluggish sales of new cars and trucks raise questions about fourth - quarter demand from the important automotive industry . new machinery What kind of machinery? 4 6 -228 2 September orders for machine tools rebounded from the summer doldrums , but remained 7 . 7 % below year - earlier levels , according to figures from NMTBA - - the Association for Manufacturing Technology . remained 7 . 7 % below Why was it lower? 12 18 -228 2 September orders for machine tools rebounded from the summer doldrums , but remained 7 . 7 % below year - earlier levels , according to figures from NMTBA - - the Association for Manufacturing Technology . September which september? 0 1 -228 2 September orders for machine tools rebounded from the summer doldrums , but remained 7 . 7 % below year - earlier levels , according to figures from NMTBA - - the Association for Manufacturing Technology . below year - earlier levels , How have they rebounded if they are still below last years levels? 17 23 -228 2 September orders for machine tools rebounded from the summer doldrums , but remained 7 . 7 % below year - earlier levels , according to figures from NMTBA - - the Association for Manufacturing Technology . summer doldrums , Are the summer doldrums a yearly occurrence? 8 11 -228 2 September orders for machine tools rebounded from the summer doldrums , but remained 7 . 7 % below year - earlier levels , according to figures from NMTBA - - the Association for Manufacturing Technology . the Association for Manufacturing Technology Is this the authoritative organization? 30 35 -228 3 Domestic machine tool plants received $ 303 million of orders last month , up 33 % from August ' s $ 227 . 1 million , but still below the $ 328 . 2 million of September 1988 , NMTBA said . Domestic machine tool what about foreign plants? 0 3 -228 3 Domestic machine tool plants received $ 303 million of orders last month , up 33 % from August ' s $ 227 . 1 million , but still below the $ 328 . 2 million of September 1988 , NMTBA said . 1988 , Why are numbers from 1988 relevant in this article? 37 39 -228 3 Domestic machine tool plants received $ 303 million of orders last month , up 33 % from August ' s $ 227 . 1 million , but still below the $ 328 . 2 million of September 1988 , NMTBA said . $ 303 million of orders last month , Is this a lot or not? 5 13 -228 4 Machine tools are complex machines ranging from lathes to metal - forming presses that are used to shape most metal parts . most metal parts like what parts? 18 21 -228 5 " Overall demand still is very respectable , " says Christopher C . Cole , group vice president at Cincinnati Milacron Inc . , the nation ' s largest machine tool producer . " The outlook is positive for the intermediate to long term . " long term how long does he mean? 42 44 -229 1 The Treasury said it plans to sell $ 2 billion of 51 - day cash - management bills today , raising all new cash . of 51 - day what is 51-day? 10 14 -229 1 The Treasury said it plans to sell $ 2 billion of 51 - day cash - management bills today , raising all new cash . 51 - day cash - management bills today , Why would they sell 51-day cash management bills? 11 20 -229 1 The Treasury said it plans to sell $ 2 billion of 51 - day cash - management bills today , raising all new cash . plans to sell $ 2 billion Why is the Treasury planning to sell $2 billion? 4 10 -229 1 The Treasury said it plans to sell $ 2 billion of 51 - day cash - management bills today , raising all new cash . 51 - day cash - management bills What are \"51-day cash-management bills?\" 11 18 -229 1 The Treasury said it plans to sell $ 2 billion of 51 - day cash - management bills today , raising all new cash . raising all new cash How will doing this raise \"new cash?\" 20 24 -229 1 The Treasury said it plans to sell $ 2 billion of 51 - day cash - management bills today , raising all new cash . to sell Why is the Treasury planning to sell cash-management bills? 5 7 -229 2 The bills will be dated Oct . 31 and will mature Dec . 21 , bills how many bills? 1 2 -229 2 The bills will be dated Oct . 31 and will mature Dec . 21 , dated Oct . 31 and will mature Dec . 21 , Why do the bills take a few months to mature? 4 15 -229 3 No non - competitive tenders will be accepted . non - competitive tenders what are those? 1 5 -229 3 No non - competitive tenders will be accepted . non - competitive How would you classify a non-competitive tender? 1 4 -229 3 No non - competitive tenders will be accepted . accepted Why are non-competitive tenders not accepted? 7 8 -229 3 No non - competitive tenders will be accepted . non - competitive tenders What are \"non-competitive tenders?\" 1 5 -229 3 No non - competitive tenders will be accepted . non - competitive tenders What are non-competitive tenders? 1 5 -229 4 Tenders , available in minimum denominations of $ 1 million , must be received by noon EST today at Federal Reserve Banks or branches . minimum denominations of $ 1 million , Why is minimum denomination $1 million? 4 11 -229 5 The Treasury also announced details of this week ' s unusual bill auction , which has been changed to accommodate the expiration of the federal debt ceiling at midnight tomorrow . unusual bill why is it unusual? 10 12 -229 5 The Treasury also announced details of this week ' s unusual bill auction , which has been changed to accommodate the expiration of the federal debt ceiling at midnight tomorrow . changed to Why did they change the bill the night before it expired? 17 19 -229 5 The Treasury also announced details of this week ' s unusual bill auction , which has been changed to accommodate the expiration of the federal debt ceiling at midnight tomorrow . bill auction , What is a bill auction? 11 14 -229 5 The Treasury also announced details of this week ' s unusual bill auction , which has been changed to accommodate the expiration of the federal debt ceiling at midnight tomorrow . expiration of the federal debt ceiling What is the federal debt ceiling and why does it expire? 21 27 -229 5 The Treasury also announced details of this week ' s unusual bill auction , which has been changed to accommodate the expiration of the federal debt ceiling at midnight tomorrow . details What are the details of the bill auction? 4 5 -230 1 Costa Rica reached an agreement with its creditor banks that is expected to cut that government ' s $ 1 . 8 billion in bank debt by as much as 60 % . with its creditor banks Who are the creditor banks? 5 9 -230 1 Costa Rica reached an agreement with its creditor banks that is expected to cut that government ' s $ 1 . 8 billion in bank debt by as much as 60 % . creditor banks Who are the creditor banks? 7 9 -230 2 The agreement was announced by Costa Rican President Oscar Arias Friday , as President Bush and other leaders from the Western Hemisphere gathered in the Central American nation for a celebration of democracy . other leaders from the Western Hemisphere Who are the other leaders? 16 22 -230 2 The agreement was announced by Costa Rican President Oscar Arias Friday , as President Bush and other leaders from the Western Hemisphere gathered in the Central American nation for a celebration of democracy . Oscar Arias how long has he been president? 8 10 -230 2 The agreement was announced by Costa Rican President Oscar Arias Friday , as President Bush and other leaders from the Western Hemisphere gathered in the Central American nation for a celebration of democracy . other leaders Who were the other leaders? 16 18 -230 3 Costa Rica had been negotiating with the U . S . and other banks for three years , but the debt plan was rushed to completion in order to be announced at the meeting . the meeting what meeting? 32 34 -230 3 Costa Rica had been negotiating with the U . S . and other banks for three years , but the debt plan was rushed to completion in order to be announced at the meeting . other banks Who are the other banks? 12 14 -230 4 The government had fallen $ 300 million behind in interest payments . $ 300 million in how long? 4 7 -230 4 The government had fallen $ 300 million behind in interest payments . fallen $ 300 million behind in Why did they fall behind? 3 9 -230 5 Treasury Secretary Nicholas Brady called the agreement " an important step forward in the strengthened debt strategy , " noting that it will " when implemented , provide significant reduction in the level of debt and debt service owed by Costa Rica . " Nicholas Brady how old is he? 2 4 -231 1 First Tennessee National Corp . said it would take a $ 4 million charge in the fourth quarter , as a result of plans to expand its systems operation . systems operation What are the systems operation 27 29 -231 2 The banking company said it reached an agreement in principle with International Business Machines Corp . on a systems operations contract calling for IBM to operate First Tennessee ' s computer and telecommunications functions . First Tennessee ' s is that a company? 26 30 -231 2 The banking company said it reached an agreement in principle with International Business Machines Corp . on a systems operations contract calling for IBM to operate First Tennessee ' s computer and telecommunications functions . agreement in principle What is an agreement in principle? 7 10 -231 3 Further , under the agreement , First Tennesse would continue to develop the software that creates customer products and sevices . under the agreement , is that what they want? 2 6 -231 4 " Because personal computers will soon be on the desks of all of our tellers , and customer service and loan representatives , information will be instantly available to help customers with product decisions and provide them with information about their accounts , " according to John Kelley , executive vice president and corporate services group manager at First Tennessee . personal computers why arent they already? 2 4 -231 5 However , about 120 employees will be affected by the agreement . about 120 Why only 120? 2 4 -231 5 However , about 120 employees will be affected by the agreement . will be affected How will employees be affected by the agreement? 5 8 -232 1 Southern Co . ' s Gulf Power Co . unit may plead guilty this week to charges that it illegally steered company money to politicians through outside vendors , according to individuals close to an investigation of the utility holding company . it illegally steered company money to politicians How much money was misappropriated? 18 25 -232 1 Southern Co . ' s Gulf Power Co . unit may plead guilty this week to charges that it illegally steered company money to politicians through outside vendors , according to individuals close to an investigation of the utility holding company . outside vendors , What re the names of the outside vendors? 26 29 -232 1 Southern Co . ' s Gulf Power Co . unit may plead guilty this week to charges that it illegally steered company money to politicians through outside vendors , according to individuals close to an investigation of the utility holding company . steered company money to politicians Which politicians? 20 25 -232 1 Southern Co . ' s Gulf Power Co . unit may plead guilty this week to charges that it illegally steered company money to politicians through outside vendors , according to individuals close to an investigation of the utility holding company . charges How did the charges come about? 16 17 -232 2 The tentative settlement between Gulf Power , a Pensacola , Fla . , electric company , and federal prosecutors would mark the end of one part of a wide - ranging inquiry of Southern Co . in the past year . tentative settlement Why did federal prosecutors decide to settle? 1 3 -232 2 The tentative settlement between Gulf Power , a Pensacola , Fla . , electric company , and federal prosecutors would mark the end of one part of a wide - ranging inquiry of Southern Co . in the past year . wide - ranging inquiry of Southern Co What all was part of the \"wide-ranging\" inquiry into Southern Co? 28 35 -232 2 The tentative settlement between Gulf Power , a Pensacola , Fla . , electric company , and federal prosecutors would mark the end of one part of a wide - ranging inquiry of Southern Co . in the past year . tentative settlement What is all part of the settlement? 1 3 -232 3 A grand jury has been investigating whether officials at Southern Co . conspired to cover up their accounting for spare parts to evade federal income taxes . conspired to cover up How was the coverup discovered? 12 16 -232 3 A grand jury has been investigating whether officials at Southern Co . conspired to cover up their accounting for spare parts to evade federal income taxes . up their accounting how can they find out? 15 18 -232 3 A grand jury has been investigating whether officials at Southern Co . conspired to cover up their accounting for spare parts to evade federal income taxes . evade federal income taxes . How did the grand jury find out about Southern Co's attempt to evade federal income tax? 22 27 -232 4 The grand jury has also been investigating whether Gulf Power executives violated the federal Utility Holding Company Act , which prohibits certain utilities from making political contributions . prohibits certain utilities Why are only certain utilities prohibited from making political contributions? 20 23 -232 4 The grand jury has also been investigating whether Gulf Power executives violated the federal Utility Holding Company Act , which prohibits certain utilities from making political contributions . political contributions Who were the executives making political contributions to? 25 27 -232 4 The grand jury has also been investigating whether Gulf Power executives violated the federal Utility Holding Company Act , which prohibits certain utilities from making political contributions . Company Act , which prohibits certain when did this act come into existence? 16 22 -232 4 The grand jury has also been investigating whether Gulf Power executives violated the federal Utility Holding Company Act , which prohibits certain utilities from making political contributions . which prohibits certain utilities Which utilities? 19 23 -232 5 The individuals said Gulf Power and federal prosecutors are considering a settlement under which the company would plead guilty to two felony charges and pay fines totaling between $ 500 , 000 and $ 1 . 5 million . pay fines How does the dollar amount of the fines compare to the amount of money that was misappropriated? 24 26 -232 5 The individuals said Gulf Power and federal prosecutors are considering a settlement under which the company would plead guilty to two felony charges and pay fines totaling between $ 500 , 000 and $ 1 . 5 million . $ 500 , 000 and $ 1 . 5 million is that a lot? 28 38 -233 1 The head of the nation ' s largest car - dealers group is telling dealers to " just say no " when auto makers pressure them to stockpile cars on their lots . auto makers pressure them to stockpile cars Why are auto makers pressuring them to stockpile? 22 29 -233 1 The head of the nation ' s largest car - dealers group is telling dealers to " just say no " when auto makers pressure them to stockpile cars on their lots . auto makers pressure them Which auto makers? 22 26 -233 1 The head of the nation ' s largest car - dealers group is telling dealers to " just say no " when auto makers pressure them to stockpile cars on their lots . stockpile cars on their lots Why would auto makers want them to stockpile cars on their lots? 27 32 -233 1 The head of the nation ' s largest car - dealers group is telling dealers to " just say no " when auto makers pressure them to stockpile cars on their lots . " just say no " Why should auto dealers \"just say no\" to auto makers? 16 21 -233 1 The head of the nation ' s largest car - dealers group is telling dealers to " just say no " when auto makers pressure them to stockpile cars on their lots . stockpile Why would auto makers want cars stockpiled? 27 28 -233 1 The head of the nation ' s largest car - dealers group is telling dealers to " just say no " when auto makers pressure them to stockpile cars on their lots . The head WHo is the head of the company?\n 0 2 -233 1 The head of the nation ' s largest car - dealers group is telling dealers to " just say no " when auto makers pressure them to stockpile cars on their lots . nation ' s largest car - dealers group who is the car-dealers group? 4 12 -233 1 The head of the nation ' s largest car - dealers group is telling dealers to " just say no " when auto makers pressure them to stockpile cars on their lots . auto makers Who are the auto makers? 22 24 -233 2 In an open letter that will run today in the trade journal Automotive News , Ron Tonkin , president of the National Car Dealers Association , says dealers should cut their inventories to no more than half the level traditionally considered desirable . cut their inventories Why do they need to cut inventories? 29 32 -233 2 In an open letter that will run today in the trade journal Automotive News , Ron Tonkin , president of the National Car Dealers Association , says dealers should cut their inventories to no more than half the level traditionally considered desirable . half the level traditionally considered desirable What level was considered desirable? 36 42 -233 2 In an open letter that will run today in the trade journal Automotive News , Ron Tonkin , president of the National Car Dealers Association , says dealers should cut their inventories to no more than half the level traditionally considered desirable . the level traditionally considered desirable . What level is traditionally considered desirable? 37 43 -233 2 In an open letter that will run today in the trade journal Automotive News , Ron Tonkin , president of the National Car Dealers Association , says dealers should cut their inventories to no more than half the level traditionally considered desirable . desirable Why was the old level originally considered desirable, and why is the president suggesting that it be cut? 41 42 -233 2 In an open letter that will run today in the trade journal Automotive News , Ron Tonkin , president of the National Car Dealers Association , says dealers should cut their inventories to no more than half the level traditionally considered desirable . cut their inventories Why should dealers cut their inventories? 29 32 -233 2 In an open letter that will run today in the trade journal Automotive News , Ron Tonkin , president of the National Car Dealers Association , says dealers should cut their inventories to no more than half the level traditionally considered desirable . no more than half How much would that be? 33 37 -233 2 In an open letter that will run today in the trade journal Automotive News , Ron Tonkin , president of the National Car Dealers Association , says dealers should cut their inventories to no more than half the level traditionally considered desirable . traditionally considered desirable How much is considered desirable? 39 42 -233 3 Mr . Tonkin , who has been feuding with the Big Three since he took office earlier this year , said that with half of the nation ' s dealers losing money or breaking even , it was time for " emergency action . " half of the nation ' s dealers losing money Why are dealers losing money? 23 32 -233 3 Mr . Tonkin , who has been feuding with the Big Three since he took office earlier this year , said that with half of the nation ' s dealers losing money or breaking even , it was time for " emergency action . " the Big Three Who are the Big Three? 9 12 -233 3 Mr . Tonkin , who has been feuding with the Big Three since he took office earlier this year , said that with half of the nation ' s dealers losing money or breaking even , it was time for " emergency action . " losing Why are these dealers losing money? 30 31 -233 3 Mr . Tonkin , who has been feuding with the Big Three since he took office earlier this year , said that with half of the nation ' s dealers losing money or breaking even , it was time for " emergency action . " Big Three Who are the Big Three? 10 12 -233 3 Mr . Tonkin , who has been feuding with the Big Three since he took office earlier this year , said that with half of the nation ' s dealers losing money or breaking even , it was time for " emergency action . " feuding Why is Mr. Tonkin feuding with the Big Three? 7 8 -233 3 Mr . Tonkin , who has been feuding with the Big Three since he took office earlier this year , said that with half of the nation ' s dealers losing money or breaking even , it was time for " emergency action . " losing money Why are half the nation's dealers losing money? 30 32 -233 3 Mr . Tonkin , who has been feuding with the Big Three since he took office earlier this year , said that with half of the nation ' s dealers losing money or breaking even , it was time for " emergency action . " the Big Three Who are the Big Three? 9 12 -233 3 Mr . Tonkin , who has been feuding with the Big Three since he took office earlier this year , said that with half of the nation ' s dealers losing money or breaking even , it was time for " emergency action . " earlier this year , When exactly did he take office? 16 20 -233 4 U . S . car dealers had an average of 59 days ' supply of cars in their lots at the end of September , according to Ward ' s Automotive Reports . supply Why do dealers feel the need to keep 59 days supply? 13 14 -233 5 But Mr . Tonkin said dealers should slash stocks to between 15 and 30 days to reduce the costs of financing inventory . costs of financing inventory Why are dealers having a hard time financing inventory? 18 22 -233 5 But Mr . Tonkin said dealers should slash stocks to between 15 and 30 days to reduce the costs of financing inventory . days How did he arrive at these numbers specifically? 14 15 -233 5 But Mr . Tonkin said dealers should slash stocks to between 15 and 30 days to reduce the costs of financing inventory . reduce the costs How would slashing stocks reduce the costs of financing inventory? 16 19 -233 5 But Mr . Tonkin said dealers should slash stocks to between 15 and 30 days to reduce the costs of financing inventory . costs of financing inventory What are the costs of financing inventory? 18 22 -234 1 The following were among Friday ' s offerings and pricings in the U . S . and non - U . S . capital markets , with terms and syndicate manager , as compiled by Dow Jones Capital Markets Report : syndicate manager , What is a syndicate manager? 29 32 -234 2 Sun Microsystems Inc . - - $ 125 million of 6 3 / 8 % convertible subordinated debentures due Oct . 15 , 1999 , priced at 84 . 90 to yield 7 . 51 % . debentures what is a debenture 17 18 -234 2 Sun Microsystems Inc . - - $ 125 million of 6 3 / 8 % convertible subordinated debentures due Oct . 15 , 1999 , priced at 84 . 90 to yield 7 . 51 % . debentures what is a debenture? 17 18 -234 2 Sun Microsystems Inc . - - $ 125 million of 6 3 / 8 % convertible subordinated debentures due Oct . 15 , 1999 , priced at 84 . 90 to yield 7 . 51 % . subordinated debentures What is a subordinated debenture? 16 18 -234 2 Sun Microsystems Inc . - - $ 125 million of 6 3 / 8 % convertible subordinated debentures due Oct . 15 , 1999 , priced at 84 . 90 to yield 7 . 51 % . convertible subordinated debentures What is a convertible subordinated debenture? 15 18 -234 3 The debentures are convertible into common stock at $ 25 a share , representing a 24 % conversion premium over Thursday ' s closing price . 24 % conversion is that a good percentage? 15 18 -234 4 Rated single - B - 1 by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . and single - B - plus by Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , the issue will be sold through underwriters led by Goldman , Sachs & Co . underwriters what is an underwriter? 35 36 -234 4 Rated single - B - 1 by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . and single - B - plus by Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , the issue will be sold through underwriters led by Goldman , Sachs & Co . single - B - 1 What does single-B-1 mean? 1 6 -234 4 Rated single - B - 1 by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . and single - B - plus by Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , the issue will be sold through underwriters led by Goldman , Sachs & Co . single - B - plus What does single-B-plus mean? 15 20 -234 4 Rated single - B - 1 by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . and single - B - plus by Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , the issue will be sold through underwriters led by Goldman , Sachs & Co . single - B - plus What is a single-B-plus rating mean? 15 20 -234 5 Hertz Corp . - - $ 100 million of senior notes due Nov . 1 , 2009 , priced at par to yield 9 % . Hertz hertz the automotive company? 0 1 -234 5 Hertz Corp . - - $ 100 million of senior notes due Nov . 1 , 2009 , priced at par to yield 9 % . senior notes What are senior notes? 9 11 -234 5 Hertz Corp . - - $ 100 million of senior notes due Nov . 1 , 2009 , priced at par to yield 9 % . par to yield 9 % What does par to yield 9% mean? 20 25 -235 1 This hasn ' t been Kellogg Co . ' s year . This Why hasn't it been their year? 0 1 -235 1 This hasn ' t been Kellogg Co . ' s year . This hasn ' t been Kellogg Co . ' s year Why hasn't it been Kellogg's year? 0 11 -235 1 This hasn ' t been Kellogg Co . ' s year . year which year? 10 11 -235 1 This hasn ' t been Kellogg Co . ' s year . hasn ' t been Kellogg Co . ' s year Why hasn't it been Kellogg's year? 1 11 -235 2 The oat - bran craze has cost the world ' s largest cereal maker market share . oat - bran craze What is the \"oat bran craze\"? 1 5 -235 2 The oat - bran craze has cost the world ' s largest cereal maker market share . craze theres a craze? 4 5 -235 2 The oat - bran craze has cost the world ' s largest cereal maker market share . market share Why has Kellogg's lost market share? 14 16 -235 3 The company ' s president quit suddenly . The company ' s president Who is the company's president? 0 5 -235 3 The company ' s president quit suddenly . The company ' s president quit suddenly Why did they quit? 0 7 -235 3 The company ' s president quit suddenly . quit suddenly Why did he quit? 5 7 -235 3 The company ' s president quit suddenly . suddenly for what reason? 6 7 -235 3 The company ' s president quit suddenly . president quit Why did the president quit? 4 6 -235 4 And now Kellogg is indefinitely suspending work on what was to be a $ 1 billion cereal plant . suspending work Why are they suspending work? 5 7 -235 4 And now Kellogg is indefinitely suspending work on what was to be a $ 1 billion cereal plant . suspending work Why are they suspending work on the new plant? 5 7 -235 4 And now Kellogg is indefinitely suspending work on what was to be a $ 1 billion cereal plant . suspending work Why is Kellogg's suspending work on the cereal plant? 5 7 -235 5 The company said it was delaying construction because of current market conditions . current market conditions What market conditions are causing the delay of construction? 9 12 -235 5 The company said it was delaying construction because of current market conditions . current market conditions What is wrong with current market conditions? 9 12 -236 1 In what could prove a major addition to the Philippines ' foreign - investment portfolio , a Taiwanese company signed a $ 180 million construction contract to build the centerpiece of a planned petrochemical complex . Taiwanese company What is the actual name of the company? 17 19 -236 1 In what could prove a major addition to the Philippines ' foreign - investment portfolio , a Taiwanese company signed a $ 180 million construction contract to build the centerpiece of a planned petrochemical complex . centerpiece of a planned petrochemical complex Why was this company chosen to make this in the Philippines'? 29 35 -236 1 In what could prove a major addition to the Philippines ' foreign - investment portfolio , a Taiwanese company signed a $ 180 million construction contract to build the centerpiece of a planned petrochemical complex . Taiwanese company What Taiwanse company is being referred to here? 17 19 -236 1 In what could prove a major addition to the Philippines ' foreign - investment portfolio , a Taiwanese company signed a $ 180 million construction contract to build the centerpiece of a planned petrochemical complex . foreign - investment portfolio , What else is included in the Phillipines' foreign-investment portfolio? 11 16 -236 1 In what could prove a major addition to the Philippines ' foreign - investment portfolio , a Taiwanese company signed a $ 180 million construction contract to build the centerpiece of a planned petrochemical complex . a Taiwanese company Which Taiwanese company? 16 19 -236 1 In what could prove a major addition to the Philippines ' foreign - investment portfolio , a Taiwanese company signed a $ 180 million construction contract to build the centerpiece of a planned petrochemical complex . addition to the Philippines ' whats in their portfolio? 6 11 -236 2 Taiwan ' s USI Far East Corp . , a petrochemical company , initialed the agreement with an unidentified Japanese contractor to build a naphtha cracker , according to Alson Lee , who heads the Philippine company set up to build and operate the complex . Japanese contractor What are they asking for a Japanese contractor's help? 19 21 -236 2 Taiwan ' s USI Far East Corp . , a petrochemical company , initialed the agreement with an unidentified Japanese contractor to build a naphtha cracker , according to Alson Lee , who heads the Philippine company set up to build and operate the complex . unidentified Japanese contractor Why is the Japanese contractor undefined? 18 21 -236 2 Taiwan ' s USI Far East Corp . , a petrochemical company , initialed the agreement with an unidentified Japanese contractor to build a naphtha cracker , according to Alson Lee , who heads the Philippine company set up to build and operate the complex . naphtha cracker , What is a naphtha cracker? 24 27 -236 2 Taiwan ' s USI Far East Corp . , a petrochemical company , initialed the agreement with an unidentified Japanese contractor to build a naphtha cracker , according to Alson Lee , who heads the Philippine company set up to build and operate the complex . naphtha cracker , What is a naphtha cracker? 24 27 -236 3 Mr . Lee , president of Luzon Petrochemical Corp . , said the contract was signed Wednesday in Tokyo with USI Far East officials . contract was signed What was the value of the contract that was signed? 13 16 -236 3 Mr . Lee , president of Luzon Petrochemical Corp . , said the contract was signed Wednesday in Tokyo with USI Far East officials . Luzon Petrochemical Corp What is the primary business of Luzon Petrochemical Corp? 6 9 -236 3 Mr . Lee , president of Luzon Petrochemical Corp . , said the contract was signed Wednesday in Tokyo with USI Far East officials . Wednesday which wednesday? 16 17 -236 4 Contract details , however , haven ' t been made public . made public What is stopping them from making the information about the contract public? 9 11 -236 4 Contract details , however , haven ' t been made public . public why not public? 10 11 -236 5 The complex is to be located in Batangas , about 70 miles south of Manila . Batangas , about 70 miles south of Manila . Why this location? 7 16 -236 5 The complex is to be located in Batangas , about 70 miles south of Manila . complex is to be located What does the complex facilitate? 1 6 -236 5 The complex is to be located in Batangas , about 70 miles south of Manila . complex What will the complex consist of? 1 2 -236 5 The complex is to be located in Batangas , about 70 miles south of Manila . Batangas , is it a big city? 7 9 -237 1 In an age of specialization , the federal judiciary is one of the last bastions of the generalist . the generalist How would you define a 'generalist?' 16 18 -237 1 In an age of specialization , the federal judiciary is one of the last bastions of the generalist . one of the last bastions Who else is in this list? 10 15 -237 1 In an age of specialization , the federal judiciary is one of the last bastions of the generalist . judiciary Why do they not adapt to the trend? 8 9 -237 1 In an age of specialization , the federal judiciary is one of the last bastions of the generalist . last bastions of the generalist How exactly is the federal judiciary a generalist institution? 13 18 -237 1 In an age of specialization , the federal judiciary is one of the last bastions of the generalist . specialization , Does this mean most companies are specialized? 4 6 -237 2 A judge must jump from murder to antitrust cases , from arson to securities fraud , without missing a beat . jump from murder to antitrust cases Why was the system set up this way? 3 9 -237 2 A judge must jump from murder to antitrust cases , from arson to securities fraud , without missing a beat . A judge must jump Why must they do this? 0 4 -237 2 A judge must jump from murder to antitrust cases , from arson to securities fraud , without missing a beat . must Do they have the option of passing on certain cases? 2 3 -237 3 But even on the federal bench , specialization is creeping in , and it has become a subject of sharp controversy on the newest federal appeals court . specialization is creeping in , How does a judge get placed in a specialized role? 7 12 -237 3 But even on the federal bench , specialization is creeping in , and it has become a subject of sharp controversy on the newest federal appeals court . a subject What are the other subjects? 16 18 -237 3 But even on the federal bench , specialization is creeping in , and it has become a subject of sharp controversy on the newest federal appeals court . controversy Why would this cause controversy? 20 21 -237 3 But even on the federal bench , specialization is creeping in , and it has become a subject of sharp controversy on the newest federal appeals court . sharp controversy What is wrong with specialization in government? 19 21 -237 3 But even on the federal bench , specialization is creeping in , and it has become a subject of sharp controversy on the newest federal appeals court . a subject of sharp controversy Why is specialization a subject of controversy? 16 21 -237 4 The Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit was created in 1982 to serve , among other things , as the court of last resort for most patent disputes . last resort for most patent disputes How did the jurisdiction of the Court of Appeals expand? 23 29 -237 4 The Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit was created in 1982 to serve , among other things , as the court of last resort for most patent disputes . court of last resort Which other courts were gone through? 21 25 -237 4 The Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit was created in 1982 to serve , among other things , as the court of last resort for most patent disputes . most patent disputes Which type of patent disputes if this is \"most patent disputes\"? 26 29 -237 4 The Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit was created in 1982 to serve , among other things , as the court of last resort for most patent disputes . last What are the steps prior to going to the Federal Circuit? 23 24 -237 5 Previously , patent cases moved through the court system to one of the 12 circuit appeals courts . one of the 12 circuit appeals courts Do these courts have names? 10 17 -237 5 Previously , patent cases moved through the court system to one of the 12 circuit appeals courts . 12 circuit appeals courts Why did it stop moving through these appeal courts? 13 17 -238 1 Small investors matched their big institutional brethren in anxiety over the weekend , but most seemed to be taking a philosophical approach and said they were resigned to riding out the latest storm in the stock market . latest storm in the stock market . Why was the most recent stock market storm so bad? 31 38 -238 1 Small investors matched their big institutional brethren in anxiety over the weekend , but most seemed to be taking a philosophical approach and said they were resigned to riding out the latest storm in the stock market . Small investors Who are the small investors? 0 2 -238 1 Small investors matched their big institutional brethren in anxiety over the weekend , but most seemed to be taking a philosophical approach and said they were resigned to riding out the latest storm in the stock market . latest storm in the stock market Why is the stock market undergoing such change? 31 37 -238 1 Small investors matched their big institutional brethren in anxiety over the weekend , but most seemed to be taking a philosophical approach and said they were resigned to riding out the latest storm in the stock market . matched their big institutional brethren Why are both large and small investors reacting this way? 2 7 -238 2 " I ' m not losing faith in the market , " said Boston lawyer Christopher Sullivan as he watched the market plunge on a big screen in front of a brokerage firm . " I ' m not losing faith in the market , " How does Christopher keep his faith alive when everyone is sad and mad. 0 12 -238 2 " I ' m not losing faith in the market , " said Boston lawyer Christopher Sullivan as he watched the market plunge on a big screen in front of a brokerage firm . watched the market plunge Why is the market plunging? 19 23 -238 2 " I ' m not losing faith in the market , " said Boston lawyer Christopher Sullivan as he watched the market plunge on a big screen in front of a brokerage firm . losing faith why isnt he losing faith? 5 7 -238 3 But he ' s not so sure about everyone else . not so sure Why is he unaware of how his peers feel? 4 7 -238 3 But he ' s not so sure about everyone else . so sure does he seem unsure? 5 7 -238 3 But he ' s not so sure about everyone else . everyone else Who is everyone else? 8 10 -238 4 " I think on Monday the small ( investors ) are going to panic and sell , " predicted Mr . Sullivan , whose investments include AMR Corp . ' s American Airlines unit and several mutual funds . " And I think institutions are going to come in and buy . . . I ' m going to hold on . predicted How is Mr.Sullivan coming to his predicted conclusion? 18 19 -238 4 " I think on Monday the small ( investors ) are going to panic and sell , " predicted Mr . Sullivan , whose investments include AMR Corp . ' s American Airlines unit and several mutual funds . " And I think institutions are going to come in and buy . . . I ' m going to hold on . I ' m going to hold on How did he come to this conclusion? 54 61 -238 4 " I think on Monday the small ( investors ) are going to panic and sell , " predicted Mr . Sullivan , whose investments include AMR Corp . ' s American Airlines unit and several mutual funds . " And I think institutions are going to come in and buy . . . I ' m going to hold on . " I think on Monday Why does he think this? 0 5 -238 5 If I sell now , I ' ll take a big loss . " take a big loss Why will he take a big loss? 8 12 -238 5 If I sell now , I ' ll take a big loss . " If I sell should he hold then? 0 3 -238 5 If I sell now , I ' ll take a big loss . " sell now , What are they selling now? 2 5 -239 1 The following U . S . Treasury , corporate and municipal offerings are tentatively scheduled for sale this week , according to Dow Jones Capital Markets Report : tentatively scheduled Why are these offerings tentatively scheduled? 13 15 -239 2 $ 15 . 2 billion of three - month and six - month bills . three - month and six - month bills what are month bills? 6 14 -239 2 $ 15 . 2 billion of three - month and six - month bills . $ 15 . 2 billion of three - month What is the bill about? 0 9 -239 3 Two - year notes , refinancing about $ 9 . 6 billion in maturing debt . maturing what is maturing debt? 13 14 -239 4 $ 9 . 75 billion of 52 - week bills . 52 - week bills why not one year bills? 6 10 -239 4 $ 9 . 75 billion of 52 - week bills . $ 9 . 75 billion What is the bill for? 0 5 -239 5 Connecticut Light & Power Co . - - Three million shares of $ 25 preferred , via competitive bidding . competitive bidding what is competitive bidding? 17 19 -239 5 Connecticut Light & Power Co . - - Three million shares of $ 25 preferred , via competitive bidding . of $ 25 preferred , Why are these shares preferred? 11 16 -239 5 Connecticut Light & Power Co . - - Three million shares of $ 25 preferred , via competitive bidding . Three million shares How the bid happened? 8 11 -240 1 In response to your overly optimistic , outdated piece on how long unemployment lasts ( People Patterns , Sept . 20 ) : overly optimistic , Why was the piece overly optimistic? 4 7 -240 1 In response to your overly optimistic , outdated piece on how long unemployment lasts ( People Patterns , Sept . 20 ) : Sept . 20 ) : which year? 18 23 -240 2 I am in the communications field , above entry level . above entry level how far above? 7 10 -240 3 I was laid off in August 1988 , and after a thorough and exhausting job search , was hired in August 1989 . I was laid off Why were they laid off? 0 4 -240 4 My unemployment insurance ran out before I found a job ; I found cutbacks and layoffs in many companies . I found cutbacks and layoffs Why were there so many cutbacks and layoffs? 11 16 -240 4 My unemployment insurance ran out before I found a job ; I found cutbacks and layoffs in many companies . in many companies . What were the companies? 16 20 -240 5 The statistics quoted by the " new " Census Bureau report ( garnered from 1984 to 1986 ) are out of date , certainly as an average for the Northeast , and possibly for the rest of the country . " new " Census why is it new if its old? 5 9 -241 1 Call it the " we ' re too broke to fight " defense . broke to fight " What are they talking about here? Are they seeing that they are broken and not able to fight or that they are not rich and not able to defend for themselves? 8 12 -241 1 Call it the " we ' re too broke to fight " defense . " we ' re too broke who is too broke? 3 9 -241 1 Call it the " we ' re too broke to fight " defense . " we ' re too broke to fight " Who's too broke to fight? 3 12 -241 2 Lawyers for dozens of insolvent savings and loan associations are trying a new tack in their efforts to defuse suits filed by borrowers , developers and creditors . a new tack Why do they want to try a new tack? Is their old tacks failing them now? 11 14 -241 2 Lawyers for dozens of insolvent savings and loan associations are trying a new tack in their efforts to defuse suits filed by borrowers , developers and creditors . dozens of insolvent savings and loan associations Which savings and loan associations? 2 9 -241 2 Lawyers for dozens of insolvent savings and loan associations are trying a new tack in their efforts to defuse suits filed by borrowers , developers and creditors . defuse suits Why do the lawyers want to defuse suits? 18 20 -241 3 The thrifts ' lawyers claim that the suits , numbering 700 to 1 , 000 in Texas alone , should be dismissed as moot because neither the S & Ls nor the extinct Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp . has the money to pay judgments . has the money to pay judgments How are they paying for their lawyers? 40 46 -241 3 The thrifts ' lawyers claim that the suits , numbering 700 to 1 , 000 in Texas alone , should be dismissed as moot because neither the S & Ls nor the extinct Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp . has the money to pay judgments . 700 to 1 , 000 is that many? 10 15 -241 3 The thrifts ' lawyers claim that the suits , numbering 700 to 1 , 000 in Texas alone , should be dismissed as moot because neither the S & Ls nor the extinct Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp . has the money to pay judgments . has the money Why don't S&Ls and the insurance corp have money to pay? 40 43 -241 4 Though the argument may have a common - sense ring to it , even the S & L lawyers concede there ' s little precedent to back their position . there ' s little precedent to back their position If they know that there's little precedent to back their position, why do it in the first place? 20 29 -241 4 Though the argument may have a common - sense ring to it , even the S & L lawyers concede there ' s little precedent to back their position . little precedent does that matter? 23 25 -241 5 Still , one federal appeals court has signaled it ' s willing to entertain the notion , and the lawyers have renewed their arguments in Texas and eight other states where the defense is permitted under state law . one federal appeals court Which federal appeals court? 2 6 -241 5 Still , one federal appeals court has signaled it ' s willing to entertain the notion , and the lawyers have renewed their arguments in Texas and eight other states where the defense is permitted under state law . one federal appeals court Why has this federal court stepped up compared to all the others? 2 6 -241 5 Still , one federal appeals court has signaled it ' s willing to entertain the notion , and the lawyers have renewed their arguments in Texas and eight other states where the defense is permitted under state law . eight other states Which eight other states? 27 30 -241 5 Still , one federal appeals court has signaled it ' s willing to entertain the notion , and the lawyers have renewed their arguments in Texas and eight other states where the defense is permitted under state law . arguments in Texas what about other states? 23 26 -242 1 MedChem Products Inc . said a U . S . District Court in Boston ruled that a challenge by MedChem to the validity of a U . S . patent held by Pharmacia Inc . was " without merit . " patent What is the patent for? 29 30 -242 1 MedChem Products Inc . said a U . S . District Court in Boston ruled that a challenge by MedChem to the validity of a U . S . patent held by Pharmacia Inc . was " without merit . " challenge by MedChem Why did MedChem make a challenge? 17 20 -242 1 MedChem Products Inc . said a U . S . District Court in Boston ruled that a challenge by MedChem to the validity of a U . S . patent held by Pharmacia Inc . was " without merit . " validity of a U . S . patent Why would the validity of a U.S. patent held by Pharmacia be challenged? 22 30 -242 2 Pharmacia , based in Upsala , Sweden , had charged in a lawsuit against MedChem that MedChem ' s AMVISC product line infringes on the Pharmacia patent . AMVISC product line infringes on the Pharmacia How did MedChem feel their patent was infringed on? 19 26 -242 2 Pharmacia , based in Upsala , Sweden , had charged in a lawsuit against MedChem that MedChem ' s AMVISC product line infringes on the Pharmacia patent . Upsala , where is that? 4 6 -242 2 Pharmacia , based in Upsala , Sweden , had charged in a lawsuit against MedChem that MedChem ' s AMVISC product line infringes on the Pharmacia patent . infringes How does the AMVISC product line infringe on Pharmacia's patent? 22 23 -242 3 The patent is related to hyaluronic acid , a rooster - comb extract used in eye surgery . rooster - comb what is rooster comb? 9 12 -242 4 In its lawsuit , Pharmacia is seeking unspecified damages and a preliminary injunction to block MedChem from selling the AMVISC products . AMVISC products how many did they sell? 19 21 -242 5 A MedChem spokesman said the products contribute about a third of MedChem ' s sales and 10 % to 20 % of its earnings . products What are the brand names of the products? 5 6 -242 5 A MedChem spokesman said the products contribute about a third of MedChem ' s sales and 10 % to 20 % of its earnings . A MedChem spokesman Who is the MedChem spokesman? 0 3 -243 1 Program trading on the New York Stock Exchange in September rose to its highest recorded level as a percentage of total monthly trading volume . as a percentage of total monthly trading volume What does it mean for trading to be \"a percentage of total volume\"? 16 24 -243 1 Program trading on the New York Stock Exchange in September rose to its highest recorded level as a percentage of total monthly trading volume . rose to its highest recorded level Why did the Stock Exchange perform so well? 10 16 -243 1 Program trading on the New York Stock Exchange in September rose to its highest recorded level as a percentage of total monthly trading volume . September September of what year? 9 10 -243 1 Program trading on the New York Stock Exchange in September rose to its highest recorded level as a percentage of total monthly trading volume . as a percentage of total monthly trading volume What is the %? 16 24 -243 2 September program trading amounted to 13 . 8 % of average daily New York Stock Exchange volume of 151 . 8 million shares , the largest percentage since the exchange began making such figures public in July 1988 . 13 . 8 % of average Is that average for each day in September previously, or average for each day in the year? 5 11 -243 2 September program trading amounted to 13 . 8 % of average daily New York Stock Exchange volume of 151 . 8 million shares , the largest percentage since the exchange began making such figures public in July 1988 . the largest percentage since the exchange began What caused the large increase? 24 31 -243 3 A daily average of 20 . 9 million shares traded in program strategies in September , the second - highest level ever . program strategies What is a program strategy? 11 13 -243 3 A daily average of 20 . 9 million shares traded in program strategies in September , the second - highest level ever . second - highest level When was the highest level ever? 17 21 -243 5 Average daily trading volume in June of 180 . 3 million shares was considerably higher than in September . trading volume What is the definition of trading volume? 2 4 -243 5 Average daily trading volume in June of 180 . 3 million shares was considerably higher than in September . Average daily trading volume Why was the average daily trading volume considerably higher than September? 0 4 -244 1 The Justice Department has revised certain internal guidelines and clarified others in a move that could restrict the use of criminal racketeering charges against white - collar defendants . internal guidelines which internal guidlines? 6 8 -244 1 The Justice Department has revised certain internal guidelines and clarified others in a move that could restrict the use of criminal racketeering charges against white - collar defendants . revised certain internal guidelines What are the internal guidelines that they revised? 4 8 -244 2 The most significant changes in department policy are new requirements that federal prosecutors avoid disrupting " the normal business functions " of companies charged under the racketeering law , a senior department official said . normal business functions " What are some of the normal business functions? 17 21 -244 2 The most significant changes in department policy are new requirements that federal prosecutors avoid disrupting " the normal business functions " of companies charged under the racketeering law , a senior department official said . new What are the new requirements of the department policy. 8 9 -244 2 The most significant changes in department policy are new requirements that federal prosecutors avoid disrupting " the normal business functions " of companies charged under the racketeering law , a senior department official said . department official did he declined to be named? 31 33 -244 3 Another important revision of department policy is a new guideline warning prosecutors " not to take steps that would harm innocent third parties " in a case brought under the racketeering law , the official , David Runkel , said . " not to take steps what kind of steps? 12 17 -244 3 Another important revision of department policy is a new guideline warning prosecutors " not to take steps that would harm innocent third parties " in a case brought under the racketeering law , the official , David Runkel , said . David Runkel , who is runkel? 36 39 -244 4 The department distributed the revisions and clarifications to U . S . attorneys around the country this summer as part of a routine process of updating prosecutorial guidelines , Mr . Runkel said . U . S . attorneys around the country Which attorneys received the revisions? 8 16 -244 5 The changes apply to prosecutions brought under the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations law . Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Why only these two? 8 13 -244 5 The changes apply to prosecutions brought under the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations law . law What is the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations law? 13 14 -244 5 The changes apply to prosecutions brought under the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations law . law is that the rico? 13 14 -245 1 Dana Corp . said its third - quarter net income fell 27 % to $ 29 . 6 million , or 72 cents a share , from $ 40 . 7 million , or $ 1 a share , a year earlier . Dana Corp What kind of company is Dana Corp.? 0 2 -245 1 Dana Corp . said its third - quarter net income fell 27 % to $ 29 . 6 million , or 72 cents a share , from $ 40 . 7 million , or $ 1 a share , a year earlier . net income fell Why did Dana Corp.'s net income fall? 8 11 -245 1 Dana Corp . said its third - quarter net income fell 27 % to $ 29 . 6 million , or 72 cents a share , from $ 40 . 7 million , or $ 1 a share , a year earlier . share , What caused the shares to decrease in a year? 24 26 -245 1 Dana Corp . said its third - quarter net income fell 27 % to $ 29 . 6 million , or 72 cents a share , from $ 40 . 7 million , or $ 1 a share , a year earlier . Dana Corp what do they do? 0 2 -245 2 Sales dropped 4 % to $ 1 . 12 billion from $ 1 . 17 billion . Sales dropped Why did Dana Corp.'s sales drop? 0 2 -245 2 Sales dropped 4 % to $ 1 . 12 billion from $ 1 . 17 billion . Sales What type of sales? 0 1 -245 2 Sales dropped 4 % to $ 1 . 12 billion from $ 1 . 17 billion . Sales Sales of what dropped? 0 1 -245 2 Sales dropped 4 % to $ 1 . 12 billion from $ 1 . 17 billion . dropped 4 % why such a big drop? 1 4 -245 3 The company , which supplies transmissions and other drive - train parts to auto makers , said about half the earnings drop came from the " virtual collapse " of the Venezuelan auto industry . other drive - train parts Which other drive-train parts? 7 12 -245 3 The company , which supplies transmissions and other drive - train parts to auto makers , said about half the earnings drop came from the " virtual collapse " of the Venezuelan auto industry . collapse " How did the Venezuelan auto industry collapse? 27 29 -245 3 The company , which supplies transmissions and other drive - train parts to auto makers , said about half the earnings drop came from the " virtual collapse " of the Venezuelan auto industry . " virtual collapse " What caused this virtual collapse? 25 29 -245 4 The Venezuelan currency plummeted this year , making it difficult for auto makers there to afford imported parts . currency What is Venezuelan currency called? 2 3 -245 4 The Venezuelan currency plummeted this year , making it difficult for auto makers there to afford imported parts . afford imported parts what about local parts? 15 18 -245 5 Dana also said it was hurt by slumping U . S . truck sales and by a strike at a parts supplier . a strike at a parts supplier What parts supplier was there a strike at? 16 22 -245 5 Dana also said it was hurt by slumping U . S . truck sales and by a strike at a parts supplier . slumping How would slumping U.S. truck sales affect Dana Corp.? 7 8 -245 5 Dana also said it was hurt by slumping U . S . truck sales and by a strike at a parts supplier . strike at a parts supplier Why did this strike occur? 17 22 -246 1 In a startling turnabout , Members of the Senate Intelligence Committee are complaining that someone in the executive branch is leaking on them . is leaking on them About what and do they have evidence? 19 23 -246 1 In a startling turnabout , Members of the Senate Intelligence Committee are complaining that someone in the executive branch is leaking on them . Members of the Senate Intelligence Committee Which members if the senate intelligence community. 5 11 -246 1 In a startling turnabout , Members of the Senate Intelligence Committee are complaining that someone in the executive branch is leaking on them . startling turnabout , Why is the turnabout startling? 2 5 -246 1 In a startling turnabout , Members of the Senate Intelligence Committee are complaining that someone in the executive branch is leaking on them . someone who is leaking? 14 15 -246 2 David Boren , the Intelligence Committee chairman , is upset that someone leaked a letter to the committee from the Reagan administration suggesting that the U . S . would undertake to warn Panamanian thug Manuel Noriega if it got wind of an impending coup that might result in his assassination . that someone leaked a letter Has there been a investigation to find out who this \"someone\" is? 10 15 -246 2 David Boren , the Intelligence Committee chairman , is upset that someone leaked a letter to the committee from the Reagan administration suggesting that the U . S . would undertake to warn Panamanian thug Manuel Noriega if it got wind of an impending coup that might result in his assassination . someone leaked a letter Why would someone warn a thug of impending assassination? 11 15 -246 2 David Boren , the Intelligence Committee chairman , is upset that someone leaked a letter to the committee from the Reagan administration suggesting that the U . S . would undertake to warn Panamanian thug Manuel Noriega if it got wind of an impending coup that might result in his assassination . impending coup Why would a thug be worried about a coup? 43 45 -246 2 David Boren , the Intelligence Committee chairman , is upset that someone leaked a letter to the committee from the Reagan administration suggesting that the U . S . would undertake to warn Panamanian thug Manuel Noriega if it got wind of an impending coup that might result in his assassination . warn Panamanian thug Manuel Noriega Why would the U.S. warn him? 32 37 -246 3 With due respect to " highly classified correspondence " and other buzzwords , the leakers are performing a public service . public service What's the public service that their performing? 18 20 -246 3 With due respect to " highly classified correspondence " and other buzzwords , the leakers are performing a public service . leakers are performing a public service why does the author believe the leakers are performing a public service? 14 20 -246 3 With due respect to " highly classified correspondence " and other buzzwords , the leakers are performing a public service . buzzwords , what is a buzzword? 11 13 -246 3 With due respect to " highly classified correspondence " and other buzzwords , the leakers are performing a public service . other buzzwords , What other buzzwords? 10 13 -246 4 If the CIA has become a protection service for Mr . Noriega , the American people ought to know . American people ought to know Why do we have to know if the CIA is protecting Mr Noriega? 14 19 -246 4 If the CIA has become a protection service for Mr . Noriega , the American people ought to know . ought to know why does the author believe this is information the american people need to know? 16 19 -246 4 If the CIA has become a protection service for Mr . Noriega , the American people ought to know . ought to know why should we know? 16 19 -246 5 What went wrong in Panama is a fitting subject for public and congressional inquiry . What went wrong So what did go wrong in Panama? 0 3 -246 5 What went wrong in Panama is a fitting subject for public and congressional inquiry . public and congressional inquiry How does the author believe that inquiry into this subject will affect the american people? 10 14 -246 5 What went wrong in Panama is a fitting subject for public and congressional inquiry . went wrong what went wrong there? 1 3 -247 1 Tandy Corp . said it won ' t join U . S . Memories , the group that seeks to battle the Japanese in the market for computer memory chips . won ' t join Why won't Tandy join U.S. Memories? 5 9 -247 2 Tandy ' s decision is a second setback for U . S . Memories . second setback when was the first? 6 8 -247 2 Tandy ' s decision is a second setback for U . S . Memories . setback What is the first setback for U.S. Memories? 7 8 -247 3 Last month , Apple Computer Inc . said that it wouldn ' t invest in the group . Last month , which year? 0 3 -247 3 Last month , Apple Computer Inc . said that it wouldn ' t invest in the group . the group What group? 15 17 -247 3 Last month , Apple Computer Inc . said that it wouldn ' t invest in the group . wouldn ' t invest Why wouldn't Apple invest in U.S. Memories? 10 14 -247 4 Apple said that its money would be better spent in areas such as research and development . Apple said that its is apple correct? 0 4 -247 5 U . S . Memories is seeking major investors to back its attempt to crack the $ 10 billion market for dynamic random access memory chips , a market dominated by the Japanese . billion market for dynamic random what are dynamic random chips? 18 23 -248 1 Savings and loans reject blacks for mortgage loans twice as often as they reject whites , the Office of Thrift Supervision said . reject blacks for what reason? 3 5 -248 1 Savings and loans reject blacks for mortgage loans twice as often as they reject whites , the Office of Thrift Supervision said . Savings and loans Who are savings and loans? Are we referring to banks? 0 3 -248 2 But that doesn ' t necessarily mean thrifts are discriminating against blacks , the agency said . discriminating What are the other reasons mortgage loans are rejected? 9 10 -248 2 But that doesn ' t necessarily mean thrifts are discriminating against blacks , the agency said . thrifts What are \"thrifts\"? 7 8 -248 3 The office , an arm of the Treasury , said it doesn ' t have data on the financial position of applicants and thus can ' t determine why blacks are rejected more often . have should they have the data? 14 15 -248 3 The office , an arm of the Treasury , said it doesn ' t have data on the financial position of applicants and thus can ' t determine why blacks are rejected more often . can ' t Does they not need to state a reason why mortgage loans are rejected? 24 27 -248 3 The office , an arm of the Treasury , said it doesn ' t have data on the financial position of applicants and thus can ' t determine why blacks are rejected more often . data Why don't they have data? 15 16 -248 4 Nevertheless , on Capitol Hill , where the information was released yesterday at a Senate banking subcommittee hearing , lawmakers said they are worried that financial institutions are routinely discriminating against minorities . routinely why would they do this? 28 29 -248 4 Nevertheless , on Capitol Hill , where the information was released yesterday at a Senate banking subcommittee hearing , lawmakers said they are worried that financial institutions are routinely discriminating against minorities . lawmakers said they are worried Which lawmakers said they are worried? 19 24 -248 4 Nevertheless , on Capitol Hill , where the information was released yesterday at a Senate banking subcommittee hearing , lawmakers said they are worried that financial institutions are routinely discriminating against minorities . routinely What can be done to try to prevent discriminating against minorities that are applying for a mortgage loan? 28 29 -248 5 They asked regulators to suggest new ways to force banks and thrifts to comply with anti - discrimination laws . comply what are the penalties if they dont? 13 14 -248 5 They asked regulators to suggest new ways to force banks and thrifts to comply with anti - discrimination laws . new What kind of new ways did the regulators come up with? 5 6 -248 5 They asked regulators to suggest new ways to force banks and thrifts to comply with anti - discrimination laws . anti - discrimination laws What sort of anti-discrimination laws are already in place? 15 19 -249 1 Mobil Corp . is preparing to slash the size of its work force in the U . S . , possibly as soon as next month , say individuals familiar with the company ' s strategy . slash Why is Mobil Corp. preparing to slash the size of its work force in the US? 6 7 -249 1 Mobil Corp . is preparing to slash the size of its work force in the U . S . , possibly as soon as next month , say individuals familiar with the company ' s strategy . slash the size of its work force Why is Mobil reducing its workforce? 6 13 -249 1 Mobil Corp . is preparing to slash the size of its work force in the U . S . , possibly as soon as next month , say individuals familiar with the company ' s strategy . slash the size of its work force in the U . S How much is Mobil Corp. planning to slash its work force? 6 18 -249 1 Mobil Corp . is preparing to slash the size of its work force in the U . S . , possibly as soon as next month , say individuals familiar with the company ' s strategy . slash the size How much would this affect the numbers in their work force? 6 9 -249 2 The size of the cuts isn ' t known , but they ' ll be centered in the exploration and production division , which is responsible for locating oil reserves , drilling wells and pumping crude oil and natural gas . centered Why is the cut only in exploration and production division only? 15 16 -249 2 The size of the cuts isn ' t known , but they ' ll be centered in the exploration and production division , which is responsible for locating oil reserves , drilling wells and pumping crude oil and natural gas . exploration and production division , Why would Mobil want to cut back on exploration and production? 18 23 -249 2 The size of the cuts isn ' t known , but they ' ll be centered in the exploration and production division , which is responsible for locating oil reserves , drilling wells and pumping crude oil and natural gas . isn ' t known , why isnt it known? 5 10 -249 2 The size of the cuts isn ' t known , but they ' ll be centered in the exploration and production division , which is responsible for locating oil reserves , drilling wells and pumping crude oil and natural gas . exploration and production How will this affect the production of the company? 18 21 -249 3 Employees haven ' t yet been notified . notified How come the employees have not been notified yet even though the employees will be let go as early as next month? 6 7 -249 3 Employees haven ' t yet been notified . haven ' t yet been notified Why is this news breaking before the company has disclosed anything? 1 7 -249 3 Employees haven ' t yet been notified . notified how does the author know then? 6 7 -249 3 Employees haven ' t yet been notified . haven ' t yet been notified Why have they not been notified? 1 7 -249 4 Sources said that meetings to discuss the staff reductions have been scheduled for Friday at Mobil offices in New Orleans and Denver . Sources Are these sources credible? 0 1 -249 4 Sources said that meetings to discuss the staff reductions have been scheduled for Friday at Mobil offices in New Orleans and Denver . meetings Will there be employees or unions involved in this meeting? 3 4 -249 5 This would be a second round of cuts by Mobil , which along with other oil producers and refiners reduced its work force by 15 % to 20 % during the mid - 1980s as part of an industrywide shakeout . second What happened back in mid-1980's that Mobil had to do cuts? 4 5 -249 5 This would be a second round of cuts by Mobil , which along with other oil producers and refiners reduced its work force by 15 % to 20 % during the mid - 1980s as part of an industrywide shakeout . industrywide shakeout Why did a shakeout occur? 38 40 -249 5 This would be a second round of cuts by Mobil , which along with other oil producers and refiners reduced its work force by 15 % to 20 % during the mid - 1980s as part of an industrywide shakeout . along with other oil producers and refiners Which other oil producers and refiners? 12 19 -249 5 This would be a second round of cuts by Mobil , which along with other oil producers and refiners reduced its work force by 15 % to 20 % during the mid - 1980s as part of an industrywide shakeout . industrywide shakeout is gas going away? 38 40 -249 5 This would be a second round of cuts by Mobil , which along with other oil producers and refiners reduced its work force by 15 % to 20 % during the mid - 1980s as part of an industrywide shakeout . industrywide shakeout What occurred during the shakeout in the 1980's? 38 40 -250 1 Sheraton Corp . and Pan American World Airways announced that they and two Soviet partners will construct two " world - class " hotels within a mile of Red Square in Moscow . two Soviet partners Who are the two Soviet partners? 12 15 -250 1 Sheraton Corp . and Pan American World Airways announced that they and two Soviet partners will construct two " world - class " hotels within a mile of Red Square in Moscow . two Soviet partners Who are the two Soviet partners? 12 15 -250 2 U . S . and Soviet officials hailed the joint project as a new indication of the further thaw in U . S . - Soviet relations . " This is an outstanding example of how the East and the West can work together for their mutual benefit and progress , " said Soviet Ambassador Yuri Dubinin , who hosted a signing ceremony for the venture ' s partners at the Soviet embassy here . further thaw Why did US-Soviet relations need to thaw? 17 19 -250 2 U . S . and Soviet officials hailed the joint project as a new indication of the further thaw in U . S . - Soviet relations . " This is an outstanding example of how the East and the West can work together for their mutual benefit and progress , " said Soviet Ambassador Yuri Dubinin , who hosted a signing ceremony for the venture ' s partners at the Soviet embassy here . thaw in U . S . - Soviet relations what year was this? 18 27 -250 3 Commerce Secretary Robert Mosbacher , who attended the ceremony , called the undertaking a " historic step " in the evolution of U . S . - Soviet ties . " historic step " How will this deal be a historic step? 14 18 -250 3 Commerce Secretary Robert Mosbacher , who attended the ceremony , called the undertaking a " historic step " in the evolution of U . S . - Soviet ties . " historic step " was he serious? 14 18 -250 3 Commerce Secretary Robert Mosbacher , who attended the ceremony , called the undertaking a " historic step " in the evolution of U . S . - Soviet ties . " historic step " Why is it considered a historic step? 14 18 -250 4 He added that it likely will have a " mulitiplier effect " in stimulating further trade between the two countries . " mulitiplier effect " did the effect end up coming to fruition? 8 12 -250 5 The project will be the largest U . S . - backed joint venture to be undertaken in the Soviet Union in recent years . the largest U . S . - backed joint venture How large is the deal overall? 4 14 -250 5 The project will be the largest U . S . - backed joint venture to be undertaken in the Soviet Union in recent years . project what was the second biggest? 1 2 -251 1 Shoney ' s Inc . said it will report a write - off of $ 2 . 5 million , or seven cents a share , for its fourth quarter ended yesterday . write - off Why is Shoney's writing off $2.5 million? 10 13 -251 1 Shoney ' s Inc . said it will report a write - off of $ 2 . 5 million , or seven cents a share , for its fourth quarter ended yesterday . write - off Why a write-off? 10 13 -251 1 Shoney ' s Inc . said it will report a write - off of $ 2 . 5 million , or seven cents a share , for its fourth quarter ended yesterday . share , How many shares? 24 26 -251 2 The restaurant operator cited transaction costs from its 1988 recapitalization as a result of a $ 160 million restructuring of its bank debt . recapitalization What is recapitalization? 9 10 -251 2 The restaurant operator cited transaction costs from its 1988 recapitalization as a result of a $ 160 million restructuring of its bank debt . 1988 recapitalization What are the details for this event? 8 10 -251 2 The restaurant operator cited transaction costs from its 1988 recapitalization as a result of a $ 160 million restructuring of its bank debt . transaction How much did it cost? 4 5 -251 3 The write - off will be reported as an extraordinary item in the company ' s 1989 operating results . write - off is it legal to write off? 1 4 -251 3 The write - off will be reported as an extraordinary item in the company ' s 1989 operating results . extraordinary item What is an extraordinary item? 9 11 -251 4 In addition , the effective interest rate on the $ 410 million of total remaining bank debt after the restructuring is 10 . 66 % . bank Who is the bank? 15 16 -251 4 In addition , the effective interest rate on the $ 410 million of total remaining bank debt after the restructuring is 10 . 66 % . interest rate What was the previous rate? 5 7 -251 5 The combined effect of these changes is expected to save the company about $ 4 million in interest expenses next year , or six cents a share . combined effect of these changes which change is more impactful? 1 6 -251 5 The combined effect of these changes is expected to save the company about $ 4 million in interest expenses next year , or six cents a share . changes What changes are they talking about? 5 6 -252 1 Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega may have accomplished over the weekend what his U . S . antagonists have failed to do : revive a constituency for the Contra rebels . constituency What are the details of said constituency? 24 25 -252 1 Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega may have accomplished over the weekend what his U . S . antagonists have failed to do : revive a constituency for the Contra rebels . constituency What does \"constituency\" mean? 24 25 -252 1 Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega may have accomplished over the weekend what his U . S . antagonists have failed to do : revive a constituency for the Contra rebels . Contra rebels Who are the Contra rebels? 27 29 -252 1 Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega may have accomplished over the weekend what his U . S . antagonists have failed to do : revive a constituency for the Contra rebels . U . S . antagonists have failed Why did the U.S. antagonists fail? 12 19 -252 1 Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega may have accomplished over the weekend what his U . S . antagonists have failed to do : revive a constituency for the Contra rebels . rebels Who are the Contra rebels? 28 29 -252 1 Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega may have accomplished over the weekend what his U . S . antagonists have failed to do : revive a constituency for the Contra rebels . accomplished How reliable is this accomplishment? 6 7 -252 2 Lawmakers haven ' t publicly raised the possibility of renewing military aid to the Contras , and President Bush parried the question at a news conference here Saturday , saying only that " if there ' s an all - out military offensive , that ' s going to change the equation 180 degrees . " Lawmakers Which lawmakers? 0 1 -252 2 Lawmakers haven ' t publicly raised the possibility of renewing military aid to the Contras , and President Bush parried the question at a news conference here Saturday , saying only that " if there ' s an all - out military offensive , that ' s going to change the equation 180 degrees . " equation What is the current state of the US relationship with the Contras? 51 52 -252 2 Lawmakers haven ' t publicly raised the possibility of renewing military aid to the Contras , and President Bush parried the question at a news conference here Saturday , saying only that " if there ' s an all - out military offensive , that ' s going to change the equation 180 degrees . " all - out military offensive , What does he mean by \"all-out military offensive?\" 38 44 -252 2 Lawmakers haven ' t publicly raised the possibility of renewing military aid to the Contras , and President Bush parried the question at a news conference here Saturday , saying only that " if there ' s an all - out military offensive , that ' s going to change the equation 180 degrees . " military aid to the Contras , Why is the government providing aid to the rebels? 10 16 -252 2 Lawmakers haven ' t publicly raised the possibility of renewing military aid to the Contras , and President Bush parried the question at a news conference here Saturday , saying only that " if there ' s an all - out military offensive , that ' s going to change the equation 180 degrees . " saying What is Bush aiming to do by claiming this statement? 29 30 -252 3 But Mr . Ortega ' s threat over the weekend to end a 19 - month cease - fire with the rebels seeking to topple him , effectively elevated the Contras as a policy priority just as they were slipping from the agendas of their most ardent supporters . supporters Who are these supporters? 47 48 -252 3 But Mr . Ortega ' s threat over the weekend to end a 19 - month cease - fire with the rebels seeking to topple him , effectively elevated the Contras as a policy priority just as they were slipping from the agendas of their most ardent supporters . to end a 19 - month cease - fire How did the 19-month cease-fire come about? 10 19 -252 3 But Mr . Ortega ' s threat over the weekend to end a 19 - month cease - fire with the rebels seeking to topple him , effectively elevated the Contras as a policy priority just as they were slipping from the agendas of their most ardent supporters . their most ardent supporters Who are their most ardent supporters? 44 48 -252 3 But Mr . Ortega ' s threat over the weekend to end a 19 - month cease - fire with the rebels seeking to topple him , effectively elevated the Contras as a policy priority just as they were slipping from the agendas of their most ardent supporters . slipping How did this occur? 39 40 -252 4 Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell ( D . , Maine ) said yesterday on NBC - TV ' s " Meet the Press " that Mr . Ortega ' s threat was " a very unwise move , particularly the timing of it . " unwise Why is it unwise? 35 36 -252 4 Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell ( D . , Maine ) said yesterday on NBC - TV ' s " Meet the Press " that Mr . Ortega ' s threat was " a very unwise move , particularly the timing of it . " unwise move , Why was it an unwise move? 35 38 -252 4 Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell ( D . , Maine ) said yesterday on NBC - TV ' s " Meet the Press " that Mr . Ortega ' s threat was " a very unwise move , particularly the timing of it . " particularly Why was this move particularly unwise? What makes it unwise? 38 39 -252 5 The threat came during a two - day celebration in Costa Rica to highlight Central America ' s progress toward democracy in the region , attended by President Bush , Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney and 14 other Western Hemisphere leaders . 14 other Western Hemisphere leaders Who are the other leaders? 36 41 -252 5 The threat came during a two - day celebration in Costa Rica to highlight Central America ' s progress toward democracy in the region , attended by President Bush , Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney and 14 other Western Hemisphere leaders . other What other leaders were there? 37 38 -252 5 The threat came during a two - day celebration in Costa Rica to highlight Central America ' s progress toward democracy in the region , attended by President Bush , Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney and 14 other Western Hemisphere leaders . progress toward What progress have they made towards democracy exactly? 18 20 -253 1 Leaseway Transportation Corp . said it will restructure $ 192 . 5 million of certain subordinated debentures to reduce its debt obligations and interest expense . debentures What is a debenture? 16 17 -253 1 Leaseway Transportation Corp . said it will restructure $ 192 . 5 million of certain subordinated debentures to reduce its debt obligations and interest expense . Corp said this to who? 2 3 -253 1 Leaseway Transportation Corp . said it will restructure $ 192 . 5 million of certain subordinated debentures to reduce its debt obligations and interest expense . debentures What is a debenture? 16 17 -253 1 Leaseway Transportation Corp . said it will restructure $ 192 . 5 million of certain subordinated debentures to reduce its debt obligations and interest expense . subordinated debentures What is a subordinated debenture? This may be unclear to most average people. 15 17 -253 2 The 13 . 25 % subordinated debentures due 2002 were issued in August 1987 as part of the $ 690 million financing for a leveraged buy - out of the company . a leveraged buy - out Why did the company need to be bought out? 23 28 -253 2 The 13 . 25 % subordinated debentures due 2002 were issued in August 1987 as part of the $ 690 million financing for a leveraged buy - out of the company . leveraged buy - out what is a leveraged buy out? 24 28 -253 2 The 13 . 25 % subordinated debentures due 2002 were issued in August 1987 as part of the $ 690 million financing for a leveraged buy - out of the company . leveraged buy - out What is a leveraged buyout? 24 28 -253 2 The 13 . 25 % subordinated debentures due 2002 were issued in August 1987 as part of the $ 690 million financing for a leveraged buy - out of the company . subordinated debentures due 2002 Unclear what this portion of the sentence means. 5 9 -253 3 Leaseway provides transportation services for manufacturers , distributors and retailers . transportation services What kind of transportation services to they provide? 2 4 -253 3 Leaseway provides transportation services for manufacturers , distributors and retailers . transportation Why did they provide transportation services? 2 3 -253 4 Leaseway said it has begun discussions with certain institutional debt holders to review the proposed private placement transaction , which would exchange the debt for new subordinated debt instruments and equity securities . debt instruments What is a debt instrument? 27 29 -253 4 Leaseway said it has begun discussions with certain institutional debt holders to review the proposed private placement transaction , which would exchange the debt for new subordinated debt instruments and equity securities . institutional debt holders What does it mean for a debt holder to be institutional? 8 11 -253 4 Leaseway said it has begun discussions with certain institutional debt holders to review the proposed private placement transaction , which would exchange the debt for new subordinated debt instruments and equity securities . subordinated debt what is subordinated debt? 26 28 -253 4 Leaseway said it has begun discussions with certain institutional debt holders to review the proposed private placement transaction , which would exchange the debt for new subordinated debt instruments and equity securities . subordinated debt instruments What are subordinated debt instruments? 26 29 -253 4 Leaseway said it has begun discussions with certain institutional debt holders to review the proposed private placement transaction , which would exchange the debt for new subordinated debt instruments and equity securities . certain institutional debt holders Who are the debt holders? 7 11 -253 4 Leaseway said it has begun discussions with certain institutional debt holders to review the proposed private placement transaction , which would exchange the debt for new subordinated debt instruments and equity securities . certain institutional debt holders What institutional debt holder are being referred to? 7 11 -253 5 Specific terms are subject to review and a final agreement with debt holders , the company said . Specific terms Which terms would these be? 0 2 -253 5 Specific terms are subject to review and a final agreement with debt holders , the company said . debt holders , do the holders have a choice? 11 14 -253 5 Specific terms are subject to review and a final agreement with debt holders , the company said . holders Who are the debt holders? 12 13 -253 5 Specific terms are subject to review and a final agreement with debt holders , the company said . Specific terms Which specific terms are subject to review? 0 2 -254 1 General Motors Corp . and Ford Motor Co . are now going head to head in the markets for shares of Jaguar PLC , as GM got early clearance from the Federal Trade Commission to boost its stake in the British luxury car maker . clearance Why did those companies have to get early clearance from the FTC? 28 29 -254 2 GM confirmed Friday that it received permission late Thursday from U . S . antitrust regulators to increase its Jaguar holdings past the $ 15 million level . increase Why did they want to increase their Jaguar holdings? 17 18 -254 2 GM confirmed Friday that it received permission late Thursday from U . S . antitrust regulators to increase its Jaguar holdings past the $ 15 million level . Jaguar holdings how big is jaguar? 19 21 -254 3 Ford got a similar go - ahead earlier in October , and on Friday , Jaguar announced that the No . 2 U . S . auto maker had raised its stake to 13 . 2 % , or 24 . 2 million shares , from 12 . 4 % earlier in the week . similar go - ahead Why did Ford want to increase their holdings too? 3 7 -254 3 Ford got a similar go - ahead earlier in October , and on Friday , Jaguar announced that the No . 2 U . S . auto maker had raised its stake to 13 . 2 % , or 24 . 2 million shares , from 12 . 4 % earlier in the week . October , of which year? 9 11 -254 4 A spokesman for GM , the No . 1 auto maker , declined to say how many Jaguar shares that company owns . spokesman Who is the spokesman for GM? 1 2 -254 4 A spokesman for GM , the No . 1 auto maker , declined to say how many Jaguar shares that company owns . declined why did he decline? 12 13 -254 4 A spokesman for GM , the No . 1 auto maker , declined to say how many Jaguar shares that company owns . spokesman for GM , What is the spokesman's name? 1 5 -254 5 In late trading Friday , Jaguar shares bucked the downward tide in London ' s stock market and rose five pence to 725 pence ( $ 11 . 44 ) . bucked What does the author mean by \"bucked\"? 7 8 -255 1 October employment data - - also could turn out to be the most confusing . be the most confusing Why would it be the most confusing? 10 14 -255 1 October employment data - - also could turn out to be the most confusing . most confusing why is October employment data most confusing? 12 14 -255 1 October employment data - - also could turn out to be the most confusing . most confusing Why is the data confusing? 12 14 -255 1 October employment data - - also could turn out to be the most confusing . confusing What region is this specific to and what year? 13 14 -255 2 On the surface , the overall unemployment rate is expected to be little changed from September ' s 5 . 3 % . unemployment rate what is unemployment rate? 6 8 -255 2 On the surface , the overall unemployment rate is expected to be little changed from September ' s 5 . 3 % . little changed What is the main contributor for the change? 12 14 -255 2 On the surface , the overall unemployment rate is expected to be little changed from September ' s 5 . 3 % . 5 Is this number already too high or too low? 18 19 -255 3 But the actual head count of non - farm employment payroll jobs is likely to be muddied by the impact of Hurricane Hugo , strikes , and less - than - perfect seasonal adjustments , economists said . actual head count What is the actual head count? 2 5 -255 3 But the actual head count of non - farm employment payroll jobs is likely to be muddied by the impact of Hurricane Hugo , strikes , and less - than - perfect seasonal adjustments , economists said . impact of Hurricane Hugo , What was the impact of the hurricane? 19 24 -255 3 But the actual head count of non - farm employment payroll jobs is likely to be muddied by the impact of Hurricane Hugo , strikes , and less - than - perfect seasonal adjustments , economists said . muddied How do natural disasters impact these rates? 16 17 -255 4 The consensus view calls for an overall job gain of 155 , 000 compared with September ' s 209 , 000 increase . calls for an overall job gain Why does it call for this decrease? 3 9 -255 4 The consensus view calls for an overall job gain of 155 , 000 compared with September ' s 209 , 000 increase . job gain why there is a job gain compared with September? 7 9 -255 4 The consensus view calls for an overall job gain of 155 , 000 compared with September ' s 209 , 000 increase . calls for Why does it call for a job gain? 3 5 -255 4 The consensus view calls for an overall job gain of 155 , 000 compared with September ' s 209 , 000 increase . 155 , 000 How does this number compare? What is the region for this issue? 10 13 -255 5 But the important factory - jobs segment , which last month plunged by 103 , 000 positions and raised recession fears , is most likely to be skewed by the month ' s unusual events . recession fears , what do you mean by recession fears? 19 22 -255 5 But the important factory - jobs segment , which last month plunged by 103 , 000 positions and raised recession fears , is most likely to be skewed by the month ' s unusual events . important factory - jobs What are the most important factory jobs? 2 6 -255 5 But the important factory - jobs segment , which last month plunged by 103 , 000 positions and raised recession fears , is most likely to be skewed by the month ' s unusual events . plunged Why did it plunge last month? 11 12 -255 5 But the important factory - jobs segment , which last month plunged by 103 , 000 positions and raised recession fears , is most likely to be skewed by the month ' s unusual events . unusual Is it fair that due to unusual events, people's employment should be affected? 33 34 -256 1 The fiscal 1989 budget deficit figure came out Friday . fiscal 1989 budget deficit Why did it take this long? 1 5 -256 2 It was down a little . It was down a little Why was it down a little? 0 5 -256 2 It was down a little . down Why was the deficit down? 2 3 -256 2 It was down a little . down a little by how much? 2 5 -256 3 The next time you hear a Member of Congress moan about the deficit , consider what Congress did Friday . what Congress did Friday What did Congress do? 15 19 -256 3 The next time you hear a Member of Congress moan about the deficit , consider what Congress did Friday . what Congress did What did Congress do on Friday? 15 18 -256 3 The next time you hear a Member of Congress moan about the deficit , consider what Congress did Friday . Friday which friday? 18 19 -256 4 The Senate , 84 - 6 , voted to increase to $ 124 , 000 the ceiling on insured mortgages from the FHA , which lost $ 4 . 2 billion in loan defaults last year . $ 4 . 2 billion in loan defaults Why did it lose so much? 26 34 -256 4 The Senate , 84 - 6 , voted to increase to $ 124 , 000 the ceiling on insured mortgages from the FHA , which lost $ 4 . 2 billion in loan defaults last year . 84 - 6 , why wasnt it unanimous? 3 7 -256 5 Then , by voice vote , the Senate voted a pork - barrel bill , approved Thursday by the House , for domestic military construction . pork - barrel bill , What is a pork-barrel bill? 10 15 -256 5 Then , by voice vote , the Senate voted a pork - barrel bill , approved Thursday by the House , for domestic military construction . pork - barrel bill , What is a pork-barrel bill? 10 15 -257 1 As competition heats up in Spain ' s crowded bank market , Banco Exterior de Espana is seeking to shed its image of a state - owned bank and move into new activities . new activities What do these new activities include? 31 33 -257 1 As competition heats up in Spain ' s crowded bank market , Banco Exterior de Espana is seeking to shed its image of a state - owned bank and move into new activities . move into new activities . How do they plan to move into new activities? 29 34 -257 1 As competition heats up in Spain ' s crowded bank market , Banco Exterior de Espana is seeking to shed its image of a state - owned bank and move into new activities . shed its image of a state - owned bank Which state owned Banco Exterior de Espana? 19 28 -257 1 As competition heats up in Spain ' s crowded bank market , Banco Exterior de Espana is seeking to shed its image of a state - owned bank and move into new activities . seeking to shed its image of a state - owned bank Why is the bank looking to shed its image? 17 28 -257 2 Under the direction of its new chairman , Francisco Luzon , Spain ' s seventh largest bank is undergoing a tough restructuring that analysts say may be the first step toward the bank ' s privatization . bank ' s privatization How the bank become private? 32 36 -257 2 Under the direction of its new chairman , Francisco Luzon , Spain ' s seventh largest bank is undergoing a tough restructuring that analysts say may be the first step toward the bank ' s privatization . Spain ' s seventh largest bank When was this bank founded? 11 17 -257 2 Under the direction of its new chairman , Francisco Luzon , Spain ' s seventh largest bank is undergoing a tough restructuring that analysts say may be the first step toward the bank ' s privatization . undergoing a tough restructuring How is the bank restructuring? 18 22 -257 3 The state - owned industrial holding company Instituto Nacional de Industria and the Bank of Spain jointly hold a 13 . 94 % stake in Banco Exterior . Banco Exterior What does Banco Exterior do? 25 27 -257 3 The state - owned industrial holding company Instituto Nacional de Industria and the Bank of Spain jointly hold a 13 . 94 % stake in Banco Exterior . 13 . 94 % stake How much is that in US dollars? 19 24 -257 4 The government directly owns 51 . 4 % and Factorex , a financial services company , holds 8 . 42 % . and Factorex , What is Factorex's networth? 8 11 -258 1 Three new issues begin trading on the New York Stock Exchange today , and one began trading on the Nasdaq / National Market System last week . Three new issues What are the three new issues? 0 3 -258 1 Three new issues begin trading on the New York Stock Exchange today , and one began trading on the Nasdaq / National Market System last week . Three new issues What are the three new issues? 0 3 -258 1 Three new issues begin trading on the New York Stock Exchange today , and one began trading on the Nasdaq / National Market System last week . Three What were the three new issues? 0 1 -258 1 Three new issues begin trading on the New York Stock Exchange today , and one began trading on the Nasdaq / National Market System last week . one What issue began trading last week? 14 15 -258 1 Three new issues begin trading on the New York Stock Exchange today , and one began trading on the Nasdaq / National Market System last week . issues What are the issues? 2 3 -258 2 On the Big Board , Crawford & Co . , Atlanta , ( CFD ) begins trading today . Big Board , Crawford & Co . , Atlanta , ( CFD ) What are these companies? 2 15 -258 2 On the Big Board , Crawford & Co . , Atlanta , ( CFD ) begins trading today . Big What is the Big Board? 2 3 -258 2 On the Big Board , Crawford & Co . , Atlanta , ( CFD ) begins trading today . Big Board , what is the big board? 2 5 -258 2 On the Big Board , Crawford & Co . , Atlanta , ( CFD ) begins trading today . Big Board , What is the big board? 2 5 -258 3 Crawford evaluates health care plans , manages medical and disability aspects of worker ' s compensation injuries and is involved in claims adjustments for insurance companies . Crawford Was Crawford a private company before? 0 1 -258 3 Crawford evaluates health care plans , manages medical and disability aspects of worker ' s compensation injuries and is involved in claims adjustments for insurance companies . Crawford evaluates how do they do so much? 0 2 -258 4 Also beginning trading today on the Big Board are El Paso Refinery Limited Partnership , El Paso , Texas , ( ELP ) and Franklin Multi - Income Trust , San Mateo , Calif . , ( FMI ) . Big Board What is the Big Board? 6 8 -258 5 El Paso owns and operates a petroleum refinery . petroleum refinery What does a petroleum refinery do? 6 8 -258 5 El Paso owns and operates a petroleum refinery . petroleum How long has El Paso been in business? 6 7 -258 5 El Paso owns and operates a petroleum refinery . petroleum refinery what is petroleum? 6 8 -259 1 Friday , October 27 , 1989 Friday , October 27 , 1989 What is this date for? 0 6 -259 1 Friday , October 27 , 1989 Friday , WHAT HAPPENED THAT DAY? 0 2 -259 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . foreign annual interest Does this reflect the interest we pay or the interest from foreign companies? 7 10 -259 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . represent WHAT DO THEY REPRESENT? 23 24 -259 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . PRIME RATE : Why is it called Prime Rate rather than secondary or tertiary? 0 3 -259 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . 10 1 / 2 % When was a 10.5% interest rate set as prime? 3 8 -259 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % prime rate for what? 0 8 -259 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . PRIME RATE : what is a prime rate? 0 3 -259 4 The base rate on corporate loans at large U . S . money center commercial banks . base rate on corporate loans Are public loans determined at the same rate? 1 6 -259 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 8 3 / 4 % high , 8 11 / 16 % low , 8 5 / 8 % near closing bid , 8 11 / 16 % offered . 8 3 / 4 % high , Are all federal interest rates of this kind between 8-9%? 3 10 -259 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 8 3 / 4 % high , 8 11 / 16 % low , 8 5 / 8 % near closing bid , 8 11 / 16 % offered . FEDERAL FUNDS : Does the federal government set the guidelines or is it indicative of the economy? 0 3 -260 1 CHICAGO As politicians in Washington took a step toward tightening the nation ' s gun laws on Wednesday , first lady Michelle Obama sat down with Chicago high school students whose stories about violence brought her to tears . politicians in Washington Which politicians? 2 5 -260 2 Before the meeting began at Harper High School in West Englewood , Obama said she wanted to hear from each of the 22 students representing youth programs at the school and that she had as much time as they needed to take . she wanted to hear from each of the 22 students was she able to do that? 14 24 -260 2 Before the meeting began at Harper High School in West Englewood , Obama said she wanted to hear from each of the 22 students representing youth programs at the school and that she had as much time as they needed to take . meeting What was the meeting involving? 2 3 -260 2 Before the meeting began at Harper High School in West Englewood , Obama said she wanted to hear from each of the 22 students representing youth programs at the school and that she had as much time as they needed to take . youth programs What were the youth programs represented? 25 27 -260 3 She had come home to Chicago , she said , to do a lot of listening . listening Who's she listening to? 15 16 -260 3 She had come home to Chicago , she said , to do a lot of listening . home to Chicago , has she lived there forever? 3 7 -260 5 According to the students , the first lady wanted to know how many of them had been affected by the gun violence . first lady wanted did she learn the answer? 6 9 -261 1 DONGHUI VILLAGE , China - The pig farmer was not in a good mood . not Why was the pig farmer not in a good mood? 9 10 -261 1 DONGHUI VILLAGE , China - The pig farmer was not in a good mood . The pig farmer which pig farmer? 5 8 -261 2 Standing in front of barns that hold more than 500 pigs , the man with muck - splattered boots said he ' s been losing money as the price of pork falls and the costs of feed and other supplies climb . price Why has the price of pork been falling? 28 29 -261 3 When some of his pigs started dying early this year , following a series of temperature swings and rains , there was little choice but to throw them out , said the farmer , who asked that only his surname , Wang , be used . throw What does he mean when he says that had no choice but to \"throw them out?\" 26 27 -261 3 When some of his pigs started dying early this year , following a series of temperature swings and rains , there was little choice but to throw them out , said the farmer , who asked that only his surname , Wang , be used . throw them throw them where? 26 28 -261 4 Previously , farmers in the area would have sold them to a dealer who bought dead , sometimes diseased , pigs and illegally resold them to be packaged for consumer consumption . illegally Are they not inspected before going on the market? 22 23 -261 4 Previously , farmers in the area would have sold them to a dealer who bought dead , sometimes diseased , pigs and illegally resold them to be packaged for consumer consumption . consumption I found nothing vague? 30 31 -261 5 But late last year , the government began cracking down on that trade . on that trade I found nothing vague? 10 13 -261 5 But late last year , the government began cracking down on that trade . government began cracking how did they crack down? 6 9 -262 1 LEAVENWORTH , Wash . - Biologist Don Youkey picked his way along a log nailed to a tree trunk nearly 5 feet above the ground and reached overhead to hang a cow knuckle bone and chunk of raw rib meat . cow knuckle cows have knuckles? 31 33 -262 1 LEAVENWORTH , Wash . - Biologist Don Youkey picked his way along a log nailed to a tree trunk nearly 5 feet above the ground and reached overhead to hang a cow knuckle bone and chunk of raw rib meat . hang Why is Youkey hanging meat from a tree? 29 30 -262 2 He hopes the tasty new bait will lure one of the newest carnivores cruising these snowy woods to trigger a remote camera that will snap its photo : Gulo gulo , the wily wolverine . Gulo gulo , what is a gulo gulo? 28 31 -262 2 He hopes the tasty new bait will lure one of the newest carnivores cruising these snowy woods to trigger a remote camera that will snap its photo : Gulo gulo , the wily wolverine . cruising Why is the wolverine cruising these woods? 13 14 -262 3 Once shot on sight , trapped and poisoned as vermin , wolverines were gone from Washington by the 1930s . Washington by the 1930s will they come back? 15 19 -262 4 But they are making a comeback , repopulating portions of their historic home range for the first time in decades . making a comeback , how did they come back? 3 7 -262 5 On Friday , they were proposed for listing as a threatened species under the Endangered Species Act . On Friday , which friday? 0 3 -263 1 CHICAGO - The four horses hadn ' t been visited in weeks . four horses hadn ' t been visited in weeks Why haven't the four horses been visited in weeks? 3 12 -263 1 CHICAGO - The four horses hadn ' t been visited in weeks . hadn ' t been visited Why haven't the horses been visited? 5 10 -263 1 CHICAGO - The four horses hadn ' t been visited in weeks . four horses what is four horses? 3 5 -263 1 CHICAGO - The four horses hadn ' t been visited in weeks . four horses Which 3 horses are they referring to? 3 5 -263 1 CHICAGO - The four horses hadn ' t been visited in weeks . hadn ' t been visited Why hadn't they been visited? 5 10 -263 2 There was no water in their buckets , no hay in their stalsl . no hay in their stalsl How were the horses surviving without hay and water? 8 13 -263 2 There was no water in their buckets , no hay in their stalsl . no water Why were the horses being neglected? 2 4 -263 2 There was no water in their buckets , no hay in their stalsl . stalsl is this a typo? 12 13 -263 2 There was no water in their buckets , no hay in their stalsl . stalsl What is this word? Is this a misspelling of the word stalls? 12 13 -263 3 All of the animals looked dangerously thin . dangerously thin . How could a pet owner let their animals get dangerously thin? 5 8 -263 3 All of the animals looked dangerously thin . All of the animals Were there more than four horses involved? 0 4 -263 4 The horses ' caregiver apparently had stopped showing up . caregiver Who was the caregiver?\n\n 3 4 -263 4 The horses ' caregiver apparently had stopped showing up . stopped showing up Why had they stopped showing up? 6 9 -263 4 The horses ' caregiver apparently had stopped showing up . stopped showing up why didnt they show up? 6 9 -263 5 So even though the horses were not hers , Joyce Benes , the owner of an Oswego stable , fed them her own hay . even though the horses were not hers , Joyce How did Joyce know about these horses? 1 10 -263 5 So even though the horses were not hers , Joyce Benes , the owner of an Oswego stable , fed them her own hay . fed them her own hay Why did she feed them her own hay? 19 24 -263 5 So even though the horses were not hers , Joyce Benes , the owner of an Oswego stable , fed them her own hay . Oswego oswego in oregon? 16 17 -263 5 So even though the horses were not hers , Joyce Benes , the owner of an Oswego stable , fed them her own hay . horses were not hers , Who's horses are they? 4 9 -264 1 Governor Chis Christie of New Jersey chomped down on a jelly doughnut and mocked his own weight on " The Late Show with David Letterman " . mocked his own weight How did Christie mock his weight? 13 17 -264 1 Governor Chis Christie of New Jersey chomped down on a jelly doughnut and mocked his own weight on " The Late Show with David Letterman " . jelly doughnut and mocked his own weight is he fat? 10 17 -264 2 Ten days later , he underwent a secret medical procedure designed to help him lose weight . medical procedure What kind of medical procedure did Christie undergo? 8 10 -264 2 Ten days later , he underwent a secret medical procedure designed to help him lose weight . secret medical procedure what was the procedure? 7 10 -264 2 Ten days later , he underwent a secret medical procedure designed to help him lose weight . secret Why was it a secret? 7 8 -264 3 And then it was back to work , as if nothing had happened . back to was he not supposed to go back to work? 4 6 -264 3 And then it was back to work , as if nothing had happened . nothing had happened . Why did he pretend nothing happened? 10 14 -264 4 No mention of the procedure at an event in Lavallette , New Jersey , two days after the surgery or at any of the other meetings Christie held that week . No mention of the procedure Why did Christie not mention the surgery? 0 5 -264 4 No mention of the procedure at an event in Lavallette , New Jersey , two days after the surgery or at any of the other meetings Christie held that week . an event in Lavallette , New Jersey , What was the event? 6 14 -264 4 No mention of the procedure at an event in Lavallette , New Jersey , two days after the surgery or at any of the other meetings Christie held that week . No mention of the procedure Why did he not mention the procedure? 0 5 -264 5 " If I had a choice , I wouldn ' t have ever talked about it , " Christie said on Tuesday , confirming a news report that detailed his surgery nearly three months ago . wouldn ' t have ever talked about it , " Why would he never have talked about it? 8 18 -265 1 WASHINGTON - Every day , 80 to 120 children cross the Texas border illegally - and alone . alone why are the children alone? 16 17 -265 1 WASHINGTON - Every day , 80 to 120 children cross the Texas border illegally - and alone . day , Who takes care of the children after they cross? 3 5 -265 1 WASHINGTON - Every day , 80 to 120 children cross the Texas border illegally - and alone . and alone how do they know how to do it? 15 17 -265 2 What ' s happening in Texas reflects a nationwide trend : Immigration by undocumented children under 18 is on the rise , even as fewer adults come into the country illegally . undocumented What is the process when children under 18 try to cross into Texas? 13 14 -265 3 The Border Patrol apprehended 24 , 481 unaccompanied children in 2012 , more than three times than in 2008 . apprehended How did Border Patrol go about the situation? 3 4 -265 3 The Border Patrol apprehended 24 , 481 unaccompanied children in 2012 , more than three times than in 2008 . 2012 , more than three times than in 2008 why is it rising? 10 19 -265 4 Of that total , federal authorities referred a record 13 , 625 children to another part of the federal government , called the Office of Refugee Resettlement ( ORR ) within the U . S . Health and Human Services . Office What does the Office of Refugee Resettlement do? 23 24 -265 5 This agency is responsible for the care and custody of minor children while their immigration status is considered . status is considered who is considered their status. 15 18 -265 5 This agency is responsible for the care and custody of minor children while their immigration status is considered . responsible How does this agency care for these young children? 3 4 -265 5 This agency is responsible for the care and custody of minor children while their immigration status is considered . immigration status is what usually happens? 14 17 -266 1 CAMP BASTION , Afghanistan - Almost four years after the MV - 22 Osprey arrived in Afghanistan , trailing a reputation as dangerous and hard to maintain , the U . S . Marine Corps finally has had an opportunity to test the controversial hybrid aircraft in real war conditions . as dangerous and hard to maintain , Why was it dangerous and hard to maintain? 21 28 -266 1 CAMP BASTION , Afghanistan - Almost four years after the MV - 22 Osprey arrived in Afghanistan , trailing a reputation as dangerous and hard to maintain , the U . S . Marine Corps finally has had an opportunity to test the controversial hybrid aircraft in real war conditions . a reputation as dangerous and hard to maintain How did it get this reputation of dangerous and hard to maintain? 19 27 -266 1 CAMP BASTION , Afghanistan - Almost four years after the MV - 22 Osprey arrived in Afghanistan , trailing a reputation as dangerous and hard to maintain , the U . S . Marine Corps finally has had an opportunity to test the controversial hybrid aircraft in real war conditions . controversial What makes the MV-22 Osprey controversial? 43 44 -266 2 The reviews are startlingly positive . startlingly positive Why is it startling that the reviews are positive? 3 5 -266 2 The reviews are startlingly positive . The reviews Who's reviews? 0 2 -266 2 The reviews are startlingly positive . startlingly why is it startling? 3 4 -266 3 " This is an ugly duckling that turned into a swan , " said Richard Whittle , the author of " The Dream Machine : The Untold History of the Notorious V - 22 Osprey " and a senior scholar at the Wilson Center , a research center in Washington . ugly duckling that turned into a swan How did it go from \"ugly duckling\" and turn into \"a swan\"? 4 11 -266 3 " This is an ugly duckling that turned into a swan , " said Richard Whittle , the author of " The Dream Machine : The Untold History of the Notorious V - 22 Osprey " and a senior scholar at the Wilson Center , a research center in Washington . senior scholar what is their name? 38 40 -266 3 " This is an ugly duckling that turned into a swan , " said Richard Whittle , the author of " The Dream Machine : The Untold History of the Notorious V - 22 Osprey " and a senior scholar at the Wilson Center , a research center in Washington . turned into a swan , " What transformation did the Osprey undergo? 7 13 -266 4 " It is still probably more expensive than it should be , and more expensive to operate . more expensive than it should be , How much should it cost? 5 12 -266 4 " It is still probably more expensive than it should be , and more expensive to operate . more expensive than it should be How is it more expensive than it should be, and based on who's determination and budget? 5 11 -266 4 " It is still probably more expensive than it should be , and more expensive to operate . more expensive to operate It is more expensive to operate compared to what, and again, is this based on someone's determination and budget? If so, who's? 13 17 -266 4 " It is still probably more expensive than it should be , and more expensive to operate . than it should be , how expensive should it be? 7 12 -266 4 " It is still probably more expensive than it should be , and more expensive to operate . expensive to operate What makes it more expensive to operate? 14 17 -266 5 But I think many people are still laboring under the impression that it is dangerous to fly , when it now has probably the best safety record of any rotorcraft that the military flies " . impression that it is dangerous to fly What is this impression that it is dangerous to fly based on? 10 17 -266 5 But I think many people are still laboring under the impression that it is dangerous to fly , when it now has probably the best safety record of any rotorcraft that the military flies " . probably the best safety record How was this safety record determined? 22 27 -266 5 But I think many people are still laboring under the impression that it is dangerous to fly , when it now has probably the best safety record of any rotorcraft that the military flies " . it is dangerous to fly , Why is there an impression the Osprey is dangerous to fly? 12 18 -267 1 ST . LOUIS – Brad Erwin was in junior high that day in August 1990 , when a tornado destroyed much of his hometown of Plainfield , Illinois , including two schools . Plainfield , Where is this located in Illinois? 25 27 -267 1 ST . LOUIS – Brad Erwin was in junior high that day in August 1990 , when a tornado destroyed much of his hometown of Plainfield , Illinois , including two schools . two schools What schools were destroyed? 30 32 -267 1 ST . LOUIS – Brad Erwin was in junior high that day in August 1990 , when a tornado destroyed much of his hometown of Plainfield , Illinois , including two schools . Brad Erwin who is brad erwin? 4 6 -267 1 ST . LOUIS – Brad Erwin was in junior high that day in August 1990 , when a tornado destroyed much of his hometown of Plainfield , Illinois , including two schools . destroyed What type of destruction? 19 20 -267 2 Twenty - nine people died during the storm . storm Did people die because of the storm or because the town was ill prepared? 7 8 -267 2 Twenty - nine people died during the storm . Twenty - nine people Who were these people? What were their ages? 0 4 -267 2 Twenty - nine people died during the storm . died How many were injured? 4 5 -267 3 Erwin believes the death toll could have been much higher had it been one day later , when hundreds of children were to fill classrooms and start the school year . toll Does this mean that the tornado went through a school or school zone? 4 5 -267 3 Erwin believes the death toll could have been much higher had it been one day later , when hundreds of children were to fill classrooms and start the school year . one day later , Why would the classroom setting have changed the death toll? 13 17 -267 4 Now he ' s obsessed with preventing such a scenario . obsessed In what way is he obsessed? 4 5 -267 4 Now he ' s obsessed with preventing such a scenario . preventing How would he be able to prevent a tornado? 6 7 -267 5 Erwin runs an architecture company in Springfield , Missouri , that designs and builds tornado safe rooms in schools - structures with walls and ceilings so strong , and footings so deep , they should withstand winds stronger than those that destroyed schools in Oklahoma City this week . designs Have these designs been tested? 11 12 -267 5 Erwin runs an architecture company in Springfield , Missouri , that designs and builds tornado safe rooms in schools - structures with walls and ceilings so strong , and footings so deep , they should withstand winds stronger than those that destroyed schools in Oklahoma City this week . strong , How is this strength measured? 26 28 -267 5 Erwin runs an architecture company in Springfield , Missouri , that designs and builds tornado safe rooms in schools - structures with walls and ceilings so strong , and footings so deep , they should withstand winds stronger than those that destroyed schools in Oklahoma City this week . Erwin runs an architecture company What is the name of the architecture company? 0 5 -268 1 WASHINGTON - Walk the aisles of any neighborhood grocery store today and you ' re as likely to find tomatoes picked in Sinaloa , Mexico , as Central California or oranges from Sao Paulo , Brazil , as Bradenton , Florida . any neighborhood Any is vague 6 8 -268 2 Farmers across the country warn that shoppers will find even more imported food on their store shelves if Congress fails to pass immigration legislation that would guarantee them enough workers to milk their cows and harvest their fruits and vegetables . Farmers across the country How many farms is there across the country? 0 4 -268 2 Farmers across the country warn that shoppers will find even more imported food on their store shelves if Congress fails to pass immigration legislation that would guarantee them enough workers to milk their cows and harvest their fruits and vegetables . guarantee them how can they guarantee? 26 28 -268 3 " The bottom line is people need to decide whether they ' d rather import their labor or import their food , " said Randall Patterson , a China Grove , North Carolina , farmer who grows strawberries , cucumbers and watermelons among his crops . a China Grove , North Carolina , Not needed to but his location just say immigrant kind of confusing 27 34 -268 3 " The bottom line is people need to decide whether they ' d rather import their labor or import their food , " said Randall Patterson , a China Grove , North Carolina , farmer who grows strawberries , cucumbers and watermelons among his crops . import their labor or import their food , " what is the difference? 14 23 -268 4 The 52 - year - old third - generation farmer employs about 140 foreign - born workers on his 1 , 200 - acre farm legally through a federal system similar to the one a bipartisan team of senators wants to overhaul and streamline . 52 - year - old third - generation farmer is he knowledgable? 1 10 -268 5 But crops are being left to rot in fields from Florida to California and Washington state because farmers can ' t find enough workers willing to pick their crops . rot in fields How much money is the rotting crops costing the farmers? 6 9 -268 5 But crops are being left to rot in fields from Florida to California and Washington state because farmers can ' t find enough workers willing to pick their crops . rot in fields do bugs eat it? 6 9 -269 1 WASHINGTON - Under pressure from Congress and international allies , President Barack Obama announced a change in what has been a central piece of his counterterrorism strategy , saying he would place new restrictions on the targeting of terrorists with missiles fired from drones . Under pressure Why was Barack Obama under pressure to change a central piece of his counterterrorism strategy? 2 4 -269 1 WASHINGTON - Under pressure from Congress and international allies , President Barack Obama announced a change in what has been a central piece of his counterterrorism strategy , saying he would place new restrictions on the targeting of terrorists with missiles fired from drones . Under pressure why was he under pressure? 2 4 -269 1 WASHINGTON - Under pressure from Congress and international allies , President Barack Obama announced a change in what has been a central piece of his counterterrorism strategy , saying he would place new restrictions on the targeting of terrorists with missiles fired from drones . new restrictions on the targeting Why is he placing new restrictions? 32 37 -269 1 WASHINGTON - Under pressure from Congress and international allies , President Barack Obama announced a change in what has been a central piece of his counterterrorism strategy , saying he would place new restrictions on the targeting of terrorists with missiles fired from drones . new What are the new restrictions? 32 33 -269 1 WASHINGTON - Under pressure from Congress and international allies , President Barack Obama announced a change in what has been a central piece of his counterterrorism strategy , saying he would place new restrictions on the targeting of terrorists with missiles fired from drones . he would place new restrictions What are the new restrictions? 29 34 -269 2 In a speech that takes stock of America ' s long battle with al - Qaida , the president said he would continue ordering lethal drone strikes to stop potential terror attacks because the relative precision of drone warfare is preferable to major troop deployments or traditional bombing . he would continue ordering lethal drone strikes Why would he order drone strikes around where troops are? 20 27 -269 2 In a speech that takes stock of America ' s long battle with al - Qaida , the president said he would continue ordering lethal drone strikes to stop potential terror attacks because the relative precision of drone warfare is preferable to major troop deployments or traditional bombing . ordering lethal drone strikes Do drone strikes accidentally hit unintended targets? 23 27 -269 2 In a speech that takes stock of America ' s long battle with al - Qaida , the president said he would continue ordering lethal drone strikes to stop potential terror attacks because the relative precision of drone warfare is preferable to major troop deployments or traditional bombing . drone Will innocents be killed? 25 26 -269 3 But a newly codified rule book , administration officials said , would hold U . S . authorities to a tougher standard when deciding whom to kill , where , and under what circumstances . newly codified rule book , How did this newly codified rule book come to be? 2 7 -269 3 But a newly codified rule book , administration officials said , would hold U . S . authorities to a tougher standard when deciding whom to kill , where , and under what circumstances . codified what does codified mean? 3 4 -269 3 But a newly codified rule book , administration officials said , would hold U . S . authorities to a tougher standard when deciding whom to kill , where , and under what circumstances . hold How will they be able to make sure they follow the new rule book? 12 13 -269 3 But a newly codified rule book , administration officials said , would hold U . S . authorities to a tougher standard when deciding whom to kill , where , and under what circumstances . a newly codified rule book , Who will author the rule book? 1 7 -269 4 Under the new policy , strikes will only be authorized against militants who pose " a continuing , imminent threat , " aides said , instead of " a significant threat , " which had been the previous standard . " a continuing , imminent threat , " How do you decide who poses a continuing and imminent threat? 14 22 -269 4 Under the new policy , strikes will only be authorized against militants who pose " a continuing , imminent threat , " aides said , instead of " a significant threat , " which had been the previous standard . imminent meaning soon? 18 19 -269 4 Under the new policy , strikes will only be authorized against militants who pose " a continuing , imminent threat , " aides said , instead of " a significant threat , " which had been the previous standard . Under the new policy , What were some of the reasons leading up to this new policy? 0 5 -269 4 Under the new policy , strikes will only be authorized against militants who pose " a continuing , imminent threat , " aides said , instead of " a significant threat , " which had been the previous standard . continuing , How is \"a continuing, imminent threat\" different than a \"significant threat?\" 16 18 -269 5 Before any strike is undertaken , " there must be a near certainty that no civilians will be killed or injured , " said a senior administration official who spoke under ground rules that did not allow him to be named . ground rules which rules? 31 33 -269 5 Before any strike is undertaken , " there must be a near certainty that no civilians will be killed or injured , " said a senior administration official who spoke under ground rules that did not allow him to be named . ground Why couldn't he be named? 31 32 -270 1 BALTIMORE - Some of springtime ' s more notable heralds appear to be fading away , as a new study finds frogs , toads and salamanders disappearing at an alarming rate across the United States . notable heralds appear to be fading away , Why are the heralds fading? 8 16 -270 1 BALTIMORE - Some of springtime ' s more notable heralds appear to be fading away , as a new study finds frogs , toads and salamanders disappearing at an alarming rate across the United States . disappearing at an alarming rate WHY ARE THEY DISAPPEARING? 26 31 -270 1 BALTIMORE - Some of springtime ' s more notable heralds appear to be fading away , as a new study finds frogs , toads and salamanders disappearing at an alarming rate across the United States . frogs , toads and salamanders Why are these types of amphibians disappearing and not other amphibians? 21 26 -270 1 BALTIMORE - Some of springtime ' s more notable heralds appear to be fading away , as a new study finds frogs , toads and salamanders disappearing at an alarming rate across the United States . disappearing at an alarming rate Whats is causing them to disappear at an alarming rate? 26 31 -270 2 In what they say is the first analysis of its kind , scientists with the U . S . Geological Survey and a couple of universities report that declines in environmentally sensitive amphibians are more widespread and more severe than previously thought . a couple of universities Which universities? 22 26 -270 2 In what they say is the first analysis of its kind , scientists with the U . S . Geological Survey and a couple of universities report that declines in environmentally sensitive amphibians are more widespread and more severe than previously thought . more widespread and more severe How are they more widespread and severe than first thought? 34 39 -270 2 In what they say is the first analysis of its kind , scientists with the U . S . Geological Survey and a couple of universities report that declines in environmentally sensitive amphibians are more widespread and more severe than previously thought . more severe than previously thought . WHAT RATE DID THE SCIENTIST PREVIOUSLY THINK BEFORE? 37 43 -270 2 In what they say is the first analysis of its kind , scientists with the U . S . Geological Survey and a couple of universities report that declines in environmentally sensitive amphibians are more widespread and more severe than previously thought . environmentally sensitive amphibians How are the researchers determining that the numbers of environmentally sensitive amphibians are declining? 30 33 -270 3 Even the most common critters , such as the spring peepers that make Maryland marshes ring with their mating cries , appear to be losing ground . appear to be losing ground How are the critters losing ground? 21 26 -270 3 Even the most common critters , such as the spring peepers that make Maryland marshes ring with their mating cries , appear to be losing ground . losing ground HOW ARE THEY LOSING GROUND? 24 26 -270 3 Even the most common critters , such as the spring peepers that make Maryland marshes ring with their mating cries , appear to be losing ground . peepers that make Maryland marshes What factors are determining the loss of the spring peepers? 10 15 -270 4 What ' s more , they also seem to be vanishing from ponds , streams , wetlands and other supposedly protected habitat in national parks and wildlife refuges . they also seem to be vanishing WHEN DID THEY BEGIN VANISHING? 5 11 -270 4 What ' s more , they also seem to be vanishing from ponds , streams , wetlands and other supposedly protected habitat in national parks and wildlife refuges . ponds , streams , wetlands Are these natural wetlands or were the wetland created by artificial means? 12 17 -270 5 " What we found was a little surprising , " said Evan Grant , a USGS wildlife biologist and study co - author who monitors amphibians in the Northeast . " What we found was a little surprising , " Why was the finding surprising? 0 10 -270 5 " What we found was a little surprising , " said Evan Grant , a USGS wildlife biologist and study co - author who monitors amphibians in the Northeast . little surprising , " WHY WAS IT A LITTLE SURPRISING? 6 10 -270 5 " What we found was a little surprising , " said Evan Grant , a USGS wildlife biologist and study co - author who monitors amphibians in the Northeast . little surprising , " Why was this surprising considering global warming? 6 10 -270 5 " What we found was a little surprising , " said Evan Grant , a USGS wildlife biologist and study co - author who monitors amphibians in the Northeast . " What we found was a little surprising , " What did they find that was surprising? 0 10 -271 1 A centuries - old farming technique called dry farming - once the order of the day in California ' s Central Valley - is once again drawing the interest of some of the region ' s farmers . dry farming What is dry farming? 7 9 -271 1 A centuries - old farming technique called dry farming - once the order of the day in California ' s Central Valley - is once again drawing the interest of some of the region ' s farmers . once again What has changed that there is a resurgence now? 24 26 -271 1 A centuries - old farming technique called dry farming - once the order of the day in California ' s Central Valley - is once again drawing the interest of some of the region ' s farmers . once the order of the day Why did it ever fall out of favor? 10 16 -271 1 A centuries - old farming technique called dry farming - once the order of the day in California ' s Central Valley - is once again drawing the interest of some of the region ' s farmers . some of the region ' s farmers Why only some, and which ones? 30 37 -271 1 A centuries - old farming technique called dry farming - once the order of the day in California ' s Central Valley - is once again drawing the interest of some of the region ' s farmers . dry farming What is dry farming? 7 9 -271 2 The technique is as simple as it is risky . risky How is it risky? 8 9 -271 2 The technique is as simple as it is risky . risky why is it risky? 8 9 -271 2 The technique is as simple as it is risky . risky What are the risks? 8 9 -271 2 The technique is as simple as it is risky . simple as it is risky Why is it simple and risky? 4 9 -271 3 Dry farming relies solely on rainwater to keep crops growing throughout a dry season . Dry farming why is this technique used? 0 2 -271 3 Dry farming relies solely on rainwater to keep crops growing throughout a dry season . solely on rainwater How does this work, when the rainy season is so short? 3 6 -271 4 Used for centuries in the Mediterranean region to grow crops like olives and grapes , the technique is not for the faint of heart . the technique is not for the faint of heart Why is it not for the faint of heart? 15 24 -271 4 Used for centuries in the Mediterranean region to grow crops like olives and grapes , the technique is not for the faint of heart . grapes , the technique is not why use it then? 13 19 -271 4 Used for centuries in the Mediterranean region to grow crops like olives and grapes , the technique is not for the faint of heart . faint of heart Why isn't it for the faint of heart? 21 24 -271 5 A year with a dry winter can devastate crop output and put an onerous dent in a farmer ' s wallet . dry winter What exactly constitutes as a \"dry winter\"? No rain at all? only a little rain? 4 6 -272 1 PALM BEACH , Fla . - Early one Saturday in August 1992 , South Floridians discovered they had 48 hours to brace for , or flee , the newly formed Andrew , which would become one of the nation ' s most infamous hurricanes . Andrew , What category was it at that time? 30 32 -272 1 PALM BEACH , Fla . - Early one Saturday in August 1992 , South Floridians discovered they had 48 hours to brace for , or flee , the newly formed Andrew , which would become one of the nation ' s most infamous hurricanes . hurricanes how many do they get? 43 44 -272 1 PALM BEACH , Fla . - Early one Saturday in August 1992 , South Floridians discovered they had 48 hours to brace for , or flee , the newly formed Andrew , which would become one of the nation ' s most infamous hurricanes . brace Why did they not make it mandatory to evacuate? 21 22 -272 1 PALM BEACH , Fla . - Early one Saturday in August 1992 , South Floridians discovered they had 48 hours to brace for , or flee , the newly formed Andrew , which would become one of the nation ' s most infamous hurricanes . infamous Why is Andrew so infamous? 42 43 -272 2 Oklahomans got all of 16 minutes before Monday ' s tornado . 16 Does Oklahoma have a tornado siren? 4 5 -272 2 Oklahomans got all of 16 minutes before Monday ' s tornado . minutes Why did they only get 16 minutes of warning? 5 6 -272 3 And that was more time than most past twisters have allowed . past twisters how much less time? 7 9 -272 3 And that was more time than most past twisters have allowed . more Do people usually have more time to prepare? 3 4 -272 3 And that was more time than most past twisters have allowed . more Why is there so little time? 3 4 -272 4 In the grim parlor game of " choose your poison , " Floridians debate with their tornado - weary friends and family about which disaster they ' d rather have . parlor game what is a parlor game? 3 5 -272 4 In the grim parlor game of " choose your poison , " Floridians debate with their tornado - weary friends and family about which disaster they ' d rather have . disaster What are their choices? 24 25 -272 4 In the grim parlor game of " choose your poison , " Floridians debate with their tornado - weary friends and family about which disaster they ' d rather have . parlor What is a parlor game? 3 4 -272 5 Hurricanes have a lot of cons : sustained , devastating winds , vicious storm surges and damage over a wider area . cons : What are \"cons\"? 5 7 -273 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - Crippled in space , the Kepler spacecraft ' s planet - hunting days are likely over . planet - hunting days are likely over Why is it over? 15 22 -273 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - Crippled in space , the Kepler spacecraft ' s planet - hunting days are likely over . Crippled What is exactly meant by crippled? 6 7 -273 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - Crippled in space , the Kepler spacecraft ' s planet - hunting days are likely over . Crippled in space , Why is the Kepler crippled in space? 6 10 -273 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - Crippled in space , the Kepler spacecraft ' s planet - hunting days are likely over . likely over Why is the lifetime ending? 20 22 -273 2 But its discoveries may be yet to come . discoveries may be yet to come What discoveries? 2 8 -273 2 But its discoveries may be yet to come . discoveries What discoveries have been made so far/ 2 3 -273 2 But its discoveries may be yet to come . may be yet to come How will the Kepler continue to make discoveries? 3 8 -273 2 But its discoveries may be yet to come . come How are more discoveries still coming? 7 8 -273 3 Scientists have only begun to dig through its vast trove of data , where proof of another Earth - like planet may be hiding . another Earth - like planet may be hiding What is this planet called? 16 24 -273 3 Scientists have only begun to dig through its vast trove of data , where proof of another Earth - like planet may be hiding . data , How much data has been collected so far? 11 13 -273 3 Scientists have only begun to dig through its vast trove of data , where proof of another Earth - like planet may be hiding . Scientists have only begun Who are the scientists? 0 4 -273 4 " The signals are there , in the data we have now - we have to search for them , " said William Borucki , a space scientist at NASA ' s Ames Research Center in Mountain View , California , and the Kepler mission ' s principal investigator . " The signals are there , in the data we have now What signals are they? 0 12 -273 4 " The signals are there , in the data we have now - we have to search for them , " said William Borucki , a space scientist at NASA ' s Ames Research Center in Mountain View , California , and the Kepler mission ' s principal investigator . data Are the all the data collected in the foerm of signals? 8 9 -273 4 " The signals are there , in the data we have now - we have to search for them , " said William Borucki , a space scientist at NASA ' s Ames Research Center in Mountain View , California , and the Kepler mission ' s principal investigator . we have to search for them , " How will researchers search for the data? 13 21 -273 5 For the past four years , the $ 600 million Kepler has been a prolific planet detector from its lonely orbit , fixing its meter - wide lens , a photometer , on stars to detect the subtle dimming that occurs every time a planet passes in front of - or " transits " - its sun . the $ 600 million Kepler What is the Kepler? 6 11 -273 5 For the past four years , the $ 600 million Kepler has been a prolific planet detector from its lonely orbit , fixing its meter - wide lens , a photometer , on stars to detect the subtle dimming that occurs every time a planet passes in front of - or " transits " - its sun . stars How fr away are these stars? 33 34 -274 1 SEATTLE - Suicide stalks Indian Country , claiming more lives of native youth than those in any other population , not only in Washington state , but nationally . claiming more lives of native youth than Why is the suicide rate so high in Indian Country? 7 14 -274 1 SEATTLE - Suicide stalks Indian Country , claiming more lives of native youth than those in any other population , not only in Washington state , but nationally . native youth Why is the youth population being affected more than other populations? 11 13 -274 1 SEATTLE - Suicide stalks Indian Country , claiming more lives of native youth than those in any other population , not only in Washington state , but nationally . Suicide stalks why so high there? 2 4 -274 2 State Department of Health statistics released this month show that in Washington , the rate of suicide among native youth from 10 to 24 years old was more than double the rate of any other ethnic population . month What month is being referred to? 7 8 -274 2 State Department of Health statistics released this month show that in Washington , the rate of suicide among native youth from 10 to 24 years old was more than double the rate of any other ethnic population . double the rate What is the cause of this increase? 29 32 -274 2 State Department of Health statistics released this month show that in Washington , the rate of suicide among native youth from 10 to 24 years old was more than double the rate of any other ethnic population . ethnic population which ethnicity are they? 35 37 -274 3 Tribes are fighting back . At the Lummi Nation , tribal leaders last year enhanced a long - standing social services program with a youth suicide prevention component . tribal leaders last year Which tribal leaders? 10 14 -274 3 Tribes are fighting back . At the Lummi Nation , tribal leaders last year enhanced a long - standing social services program with a youth suicide prevention component . Tribes are fighting back How are the tribes fighting back? 0 4 -274 4 The Colville , Spokane and Yakama tribesalso are utilizing prevention grants and training through the Native Aspirations Program . Native Aspirations Program What does the Native Aspirations Program do? 15 18 -274 4 The Colville , Spokane and Yakama tribesalso are utilizing prevention grants and training through the Native Aspirations Program . prevention grants How much money is being allocated for the training? 9 11 -274 4 The Colville , Spokane and Yakama tribesalso are utilizing prevention grants and training through the Native Aspirations Program . Colville , where is colville? 1 3 -274 5 The Spokane - based program for the past five years has helped 65 tribes across the country combat suicide , the second - biggest killer of native youth , after accidents . has helped 65 tribes across the country How has the program helped the 65 tribes? 10 17 -274 5 The Spokane - based program for the past five years has helped 65 tribes across the country combat suicide , the second - biggest killer of native youth , after accidents . second - biggest killer of native youth , What is the biggest killer of native youth? 21 29 -274 5 The Spokane - based program for the past five years has helped 65 tribes across the country combat suicide , the second - biggest killer of native youth , after accidents . helped 65 tribes Is there any evidence that has been shown to prove that the grant has helped the tribes? 11 14 -275 1 MALAM JABBA , Pakistan - Boys in tattered coats schuss down Malam Jabba ' s powdery slope on homemade pine skis . powdery slope on homemade pine skis . Why did they schuss down Malam Jabba's powdery slope on homemade pine skis? 15 22 -275 1 MALAM JABBA , Pakistan - Boys in tattered coats schuss down Malam Jabba ' s powdery slope on homemade pine skis . homemade pine skis Why are boys using homemade skis? 18 21 -275 3 Bamboo sticks serve as poles . A few hundred yards away , jobless men trudge to the top of a snowy ridge to scavenge scrap metal from the mounds of rubble at what was long the country ' s only ski resort , a posh winter getaway that drew moneyed businessmen and European diplomats to this rugged northwestern region known as " the Switzerland of Pakistan " . what was long the country ' s only ski resort , What happened to have it go out of business? 32 43 -275 3 Bamboo sticks serve as poles . A few hundred yards away , jobless men trudge to the top of a snowy ridge to scavenge scrap metal from the mounds of rubble at what was long the country ' s only ski resort , a posh winter getaway that drew moneyed businessmen and European diplomats to this rugged northwestern region known as " the Switzerland of Pakistan " . " the Switzerland of Pakistan " . How long has such diversity gone on in the Switzerland of Pakistan? 61 68 -275 4 That changed five years ago , when the Taliban temporarily took control of the Swat Valley . Taliban temporarily took control How did the Taliban temporarily take control of the Swat Valley? 8 12 -275 4 That changed five years ago , when the Taliban temporarily took control of the Swat Valley . when the Taliban temporarily took control How did the Taliban take control of the valley? 6 12 -275 5 During its brutal reign in the shadow of the white - capped peaks of the Hindu Kush mountains , the Islamist militant group beheaded those it viewed as opponents , burned down schools and forbade girls to attend classes . burned down schools Why did the Taliban burn down schools? 30 33 -276 1 WASHINGTON - It began as an irresistible story : a flea market find in the West Virginia panhandle of a tiny , long - forgotten painting by a French master . West Virginia panhandle WHERE IS THAT? 15 18 -276 1 WASHINGTON - It began as an irresistible story : a flea market find in the West Virginia panhandle of a tiny , long - forgotten painting by a French master . French master Which french painter? 28 30 -276 1 WASHINGTON - It began as an irresistible story : a flea market find in the West Virginia panhandle of a tiny , long - forgotten painting by a French master . West Virginia panhandle Where in the West Virginia panhandle? 15 18 -276 2 The back story was equally irresistible : Impressionist artist Pierre - Auguste Renoir was at lunch in Paris by the Seine River in 1879 with his mistress when he grabbed a linen napkin and used it to paint her a keepsake . Impressionist artist Pierre - Auguste is that a painter? 7 12 -276 2 The back story was equally irresistible : Impressionist artist Pierre - Auguste Renoir was at lunch in Paris by the Seine River in 1879 with his mistress when he grabbed a linen napkin and used it to paint her a keepsake . used it to paint her a keepsake How did he paint with a napkin? 34 41 -276 2 The back story was equally irresistible : Impressionist artist Pierre - Auguste Renoir was at lunch in Paris by the Seine River in 1879 with his mistress when he grabbed a linen napkin and used it to paint her a keepsake . mistress Who was his mistress? 26 27 -276 3 Since the announcement last September that the painting - " Paysage Bords de Seine , " or " On the Shore of the Seine " - bought in a $ 7 box of knickknacks was being put up for auction in Alexandria , Virginia , an intriguing mystery has unfolded with an assortment of characters . unfolded what type of mystery? 49 50 -276 3 Since the announcement last September that the painting - " Paysage Bords de Seine , " or " On the Shore of the Seine " - bought in a $ 7 box of knickknacks was being put up for auction in Alexandria , Virginia , an intriguing mystery has unfolded with an assortment of characters . assortment of characters Who are the characters involved? 52 55 -276 4 A dowager art collector , perplexed museum officials , the insistent buyer and the FBI all have become part of the tale that appeals to a sense that , like the hopeful people who empty their closets for " Antiques Roadshow , " gems lie hidden among the everyday , just waiting to be revealed . dowager what is a dowager? 1 2 -276 4 A dowager art collector , perplexed museum officials , the insistent buyer and the FBI all have become part of the tale that appeals to a sense that , like the hopeful people who empty their closets for " Antiques Roadshow , " gems lie hidden among the everyday , just waiting to be revealed . " Antiques Roadshow , " What is Antiques Roadshow? Everyone may not know. 38 43 -277 1 By springtime , a lot of high school seniors are cruising to the end of school . cruising How exactly are the high school seniors \"cruising?\" 10 11 -277 1 By springtime , a lot of high school seniors are cruising to the end of school . cruising Does this mean not working as hard at school? Or do teachers/schools ease up on them as they get closer? 10 11 -277 1 By springtime , a lot of high school seniors are cruising to the end of school . cruising cruising in a car? 10 11 -277 2 Maceo Rucker - Shivers can ' t afford to join them . can ' t afford Why can't this individual cruise? 4 8 -277 2 Maceo Rucker - Shivers can ' t afford to join them . can ' t Why can't Maceo Rucker-Shivers join the other seniors? 4 7 -277 2 Maceo Rucker - Shivers can ' t afford to join them . Maceo Rucker - Shivers who is he? 0 4 -277 3 His class work at Olympic High School ' s math / science school in Charlotte , N . C . , and his after - school job at nearby Bosch Rexroth Corp . are preparing him for work as a machinist technician . preparing How is his class work and after-school job preparing him? 34 35 -277 3 His class work at Olympic High School ' s math / science school in Charlotte , N . C . , and his after - school job at nearby Bosch Rexroth Corp . are preparing him for work as a machinist technician . His class work Is he a senior? 0 3 -277 4 His supervisors at the German company are watching to see whether his skills and work ethic justify paying his tuition at community college after graduation . paying his tuition How common is this scenario in this area? 17 20 -277 4 His supervisors at the German company are watching to see whether his skills and work ethic justify paying his tuition at community college after graduation . watching Does this company pay for other students' tuitions? 7 8 -277 4 His supervisors at the German company are watching to see whether his skills and work ethic justify paying his tuition at community college after graduation . paying his tuition they cant get him into a university? 17 20 -277 5 " You have to bring your A - game every day , " Rucker - Shivers said . bring your A - game Why is the program so competitive? 4 9 -277 5 " You have to bring your A - game every day , " Rucker - Shivers said . Rucker - Shivers How has Rucker-Shivers been showing his supervisors that he is a hard worker? 13 16 -277 5 " You have to bring your A - game every day , " Rucker - Shivers said . A - game How does this relate to high school performance? 6 9 -277 5 " You have to bring your A - game every day , " Rucker - Shivers said . A - game is he able to bring it? 6 9 -278 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - Scheming to rearrange the heavens , scientists are busy planning how to pluck , push and park a spinning asteroid between here and the moon . Scheming to rearrange the heavens , Why are scientists scheming? 6 12 -278 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - Scheming to rearrange the heavens , scientists are busy planning how to pluck , push and park a spinning asteroid between here and the moon . scientists are busy planning What scientists are working on this? 12 16 -278 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - Scheming to rearrange the heavens , scientists are busy planning how to pluck , push and park a spinning asteroid between here and the moon . scientists are busy Who are the scientists? 12 15 -278 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - Scheming to rearrange the heavens , scientists are busy planning how to pluck , push and park a spinning asteroid between here and the moon . spinning asteroid why is it spinning? 24 26 -278 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - Scheming to rearrange the heavens , scientists are busy planning how to pluck , push and park a spinning asteroid between here and the moon . pluck , push and park Why do scientists want to pluck, push and park a spinning asteroid? 18 23 -278 2 While most of us hope to dodge space rocks , NASA has unveiled an ambitious , $ 105 million plan to build a spaceship to drag one closer to Earth . $ 105 million plan Who pays for this budget? 16 20 -278 3 It ' s the Space Age equivalent of bringing the mountain to Muhammad and a first step in our future voyage to Mars . first step in our future voyage to Mars Is there a timeline to get to Mars? 15 23 -278 3 It ' s the Space Age equivalent of bringing the mountain to Muhammad and a first step in our future voyage to Mars . mountain to Muhammad which mountain was that? 10 13 -278 4 " Our goal is to go out there and rendezvous - then get it into the hands of the people who can understand it , " said David Korsmeyer , director of the Engineering Directorate at Mountain View , Calif . ' s NASA Ames Research Center , which will contribute to the project . goal is to go out there and rendezvous Why is the goal to rendezvous? 2 10 -278 4 " Our goal is to go out there and rendezvous - then get it into the hands of the people who can understand it , " said David Korsmeyer , director of the Engineering Directorate at Mountain View , Calif . ' s NASA Ames Research Center , which will contribute to the project . which will contribute to the project How will NASA Ames Research Center contribute? 48 54 -278 5 Asteroids command our respect because a big one could play us like a billiard ball . big one What constitutes a large asteroid? 6 8 -278 5 Asteroids command our respect because a big one could play us like a billiard ball . billiard ball would we go in a pocket? 13 15 -278 5 Asteroids command our respect because a big one could play us like a billiard ball . play us How could an asteroid play us like a billiard ball? 9 11 -279 1 WASHINGTON - Jay - Z and Beyonce ' s controversial trip to Cuba four weeks ago has stoked public interest in traveling to the forbidden island , prompting more Americans to seek similar " people - to - people " culture tours . Jay - Z and Beyonce ' s controversial trip to Cuba Why is their trip controversial? 2 13 -279 1 WASHINGTON - Jay - Z and Beyonce ' s controversial trip to Cuba four weeks ago has stoked public interest in traveling to the forbidden island , prompting more Americans to seek similar " people - to - people " culture tours . controversial trip Why was their trip controversial? 9 11 -279 1 WASHINGTON - Jay - Z and Beyonce ' s controversial trip to Cuba four weeks ago has stoked public interest in traveling to the forbidden island , prompting more Americans to seek similar " people - to - people " culture tours . " people - to - people " culture tours What are people-to-people culture tours? 33 42 -279 1 WASHINGTON - Jay - Z and Beyonce ' s controversial trip to Cuba four weeks ago has stoked public interest in traveling to the forbidden island , prompting more Americans to seek similar " people - to - people " culture tours . stoked Why did their trip stoke public interest? 17 18 -279 1 WASHINGTON - Jay - Z and Beyonce ' s controversial trip to Cuba four weeks ago has stoked public interest in traveling to the forbidden island , prompting more Americans to seek similar " people - to - people " culture tours . Jay - Z and Beyonce ' s controversial trip to Cuba Why was this trip considered controversial? 2 13 -279 1 WASHINGTON - Jay - Z and Beyonce ' s controversial trip to Cuba four weeks ago has stoked public interest in traveling to the forbidden island , prompting more Americans to seek similar " people - to - people " culture tours . traveling to the forbidden island , Why is Cuba considered forbidden? 21 27 -279 1 WASHINGTON - Jay - Z and Beyonce ' s controversial trip to Cuba four weeks ago has stoked public interest in traveling to the forbidden island , prompting more Americans to seek similar " people - to - people " culture tours . controversial trip Why was the trip controversial? 9 11 -279 2 Insight Cuba , the first and largest of the Cuba tour groups , estimates that public inquiries and bookings have grown by 10 percent to 15 percent since Jay - Z and Beyonce ' s tour in early April . public inquiries and bookings How are these inquiries and bookings being made? 15 19 -279 2 Insight Cuba , the first and largest of the Cuba tour groups , estimates that public inquiries and bookings have grown by 10 percent to 15 percent since Jay - Z and Beyonce ' s tour in early April . the first Why have there not been tour groups in the past? 3 5 -279 3 " It ' s had a huge impact . Everything from our call center to our website to our blog to our Facebook page just lit up , " said Tom Popper , president of Insight Cuba . " It ' s had a huge impact How do they know it was specifically Jay-Z and Beyoncé's trip? 0 8 -279 3 " It ' s had a huge impact . Everything from our call center to our website to our blog to our Facebook page just lit up , " said Tom Popper , president of Insight Cuba . impact Why has the tour have a huge impact? 7 8 -279 4 " People were Googling it and curious . " People were Googling it and curious According to who? 0 7 -279 4 " People were Googling it and curious . Googling Why were people Googling the tour? 3 4 -279 5 The debate got heightened , and also people ' s awareness of this kind of tour was heightened " . debate Why did the debate get heightened? 1 2 -279 5 The debate got heightened , and also people ' s awareness of this kind of tour was heightened " . The debate got heightened , What is the nature of this debate? 0 5 -279 5 The debate got heightened , and also people ' s awareness of this kind of tour was heightened " . The debate Why is there a debate about a tour group? 0 2 -280 1 HUNTINGTON BEACH , Calif . - " Yeehaw ! " the sport fishermen yelled when they saw the fins slice the gray channel water off Huntington Beach . the sport fishermen Who is the sport fisherman? 10 13 -280 1 HUNTINGTON BEACH , Calif . - " Yeehaw ! " the sport fishermen yelled when they saw the fins slice the gray channel water off Huntington Beach . " Yeehaw ! " the sport Why is \"yeehaw\" a sport? 6 12 -280 1 HUNTINGTON BEACH , Calif . - " Yeehaw ! " the sport fishermen yelled when they saw the fins slice the gray channel water off Huntington Beach . " Yeehaw ! " why were they yelling? 6 10 -280 2 The chum of chopped mackerel and sardines had worked . had worked . Why did it work? 7 10 -280 2 The chum of chopped mackerel and sardines had worked . had worked How was it used? 7 9 -280 2 The chum of chopped mackerel and sardines had worked . chum what is a chum? 1 2 -280 3 The fight was on - and so were the cameras . The fight was on Who was the fight between? 0 4 -280 3 The fight was on - and so were the cameras . fight which fight? 1 2 -280 4 The six men had motored out in the June gloom Monday morning for more than a day of fun . The six men Who were the six men? 0 3 -280 4 The six men had motored out in the June gloom Monday morning for more than a day of fun . more than a day Are the men staying on water for days at a time? 13 17 -280 4 The six men had motored out in the June gloom Monday morning for more than a day of fun . motored out What is their destination? 4 6 -280 5 They were filming a reality show called " The Professionals " for the Outdoor Channel . They were filming WHO WAS FILMING? 0 3 -280 5 They were filming a reality show called " The Professionals " for the Outdoor Channel . " The Professionals " What is the reality show about? 7 11 -281 1 ISTANBUL - Turkish police fired tear gas at a group of about 10 , 000 anti - government protesters who had rallied again Tuesday night in Istanbul ' s Taksim Square , witnesses said , hours after authorities ' latest try at clearing the square . Istanbul ' s Taksim Square , Why were protesters rallying here? 26 32 -281 1 ISTANBUL - Turkish police fired tear gas at a group of about 10 , 000 anti - government protesters who had rallied again Tuesday night in Istanbul ' s Taksim Square , witnesses said , hours after authorities ' latest try at clearing the square . anti - government protesters Why were the protestors protesting against the government? 15 19 -281 1 ISTANBUL - Turkish police fired tear gas at a group of about 10 , 000 anti - government protesters who had rallied again Tuesday night in Istanbul ' s Taksim Square , witnesses said , hours after authorities ' latest try at clearing the square . Taksim Square , with the big mosque? 29 32 -281 1 ISTANBUL - Turkish police fired tear gas at a group of about 10 , 000 anti - government protesters who had rallied again Tuesday night in Istanbul ' s Taksim Square , witnesses said , hours after authorities ' latest try at clearing the square . 10 , 000 anti - government protesters Why are they protesting? 12 19 -281 1 ISTANBUL - Turkish police fired tear gas at a group of about 10 , 000 anti - government protesters who had rallied again Tuesday night in Istanbul ' s Taksim Square , witnesses said , hours after authorities ' latest try at clearing the square . Turkish police fired tear gas Why did they fire tear gas? 2 7 -281 2 The action came after numerous arrests and injuries were reported when police and anti - government protesters clashed Tuesday morning in the square , with authorities deploying tear gas , water cannon and armored vehicles to clear demonstrators . injuries What kind of injuries were experienced by the protesters? 7 8 -281 2 The action came after numerous arrests and injuries were reported when police and anti - government protesters clashed Tuesday morning in the square , with authorities deploying tear gas , water cannon and armored vehicles to clear demonstrators . numerous arrests and injuries How many were arrested and injured? 4 8 -281 3 Police had moved in from the city ' s Besiktas district in the early morning , when only a few thousand demonstrators remained on the square after more than a week of occupation . week of occupation when will they leave? 30 33 -281 3 Police had moved in from the city ' s Besiktas district in the early morning , when only a few thousand demonstrators remained on the square after more than a week of occupation . Besiktas Where is the Besiktas district? 9 10 -281 4 Istanbul ' s Taksim Square has become the center of recent anti - government protests , which started as a demonstration against a building project in the square ' s Gezi Park but have since grown into widespread condemnation of the government ' s conservative policies . building project What was offensive about the building project? 23 25 -281 4 Istanbul ' s Taksim Square has become the center of recent anti - government protests , which started as a demonstration against a building project in the square ' s Gezi Park but have since grown into widespread condemnation of the government ' s conservative policies . demonstration against a building project Why were they protesting this building project? 20 25 -281 4 Istanbul ' s Taksim Square has become the center of recent anti - government protests , which started as a demonstration against a building project in the square ' s Gezi Park but have since grown into widespread condemnation of the government ' s conservative policies . government ' s conservative what are the government's policies? 41 45 -281 5 Although many of the protesters scattered after the morning clash , many reconnected online and vowed to return . reconnected online on which website? 12 14 -282 1 With tornadoes , advance warning comes down to minutes . comes down to minutes Are there any current efforts aimed at improving the warning time? 5 9 -282 2 In Moore , Oklahoma , on May 20 , it was 16 minutes . In Moore , Oklahoma , on May 20 , What was the size of this tornado? 0 9 -282 2 In Moore , Oklahoma , on May 20 , it was 16 minutes . on May 20 , What was the year this took place? 5 9 -282 3 In Newcastle , to the southwest , nearest where the deadly mile - wide tornado that killed 24 people first formed , it was five minutes . deadly mile - wide tornado How long did the tornado last? 10 15 -282 3 In Newcastle , to the southwest , nearest where the deadly mile - wide tornado that killed 24 people first formed , it was five minutes . In Newcastle , How much distance did the tornado travel? 0 3 -282 4 Tornadoes used to strike without any warning . used to strike without any warning When did that change? 1 7 -282 4 Tornadoes used to strike without any warning . used to strike How has technology and predictably improved over time? 1 4 -282 5 Since the 1970s , meteorologists have worked to bring the average warning time up to 13 minutes . meteorologists have worked Which meteorologists? 4 7 -282 5 Since the 1970s , meteorologists have worked to bring the average warning time up to 13 minutes . meteorologists have worked How many meteorologists have lost their lives in this effort? 4 7 -282 5 Since the 1970s , meteorologists have worked to bring the average warning time up to 13 minutes . meteorologists have worked What have they done to bring the time up? 4 7 -282 5 Since the 1970s , meteorologists have worked to bring the average warning time up to 13 minutes . have worked What measures are being taken? 5 7 -283 1 WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court ruled Thursday that naturally occurring human genes may not be patented , potentially opening up commercial and scientific terrain to more freewheeling exploration . freewheeling exploration What constitutes freewheeling exploration? 26 28 -283 1 WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court ruled Thursday that naturally occurring human genes may not be patented , potentially opening up commercial and scientific terrain to more freewheeling exploration . may not be patented , Why may they not be patented? 12 17 -283 1 WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court ruled Thursday that naturally occurring human genes may not be patented , potentially opening up commercial and scientific terrain to more freewheeling exploration . patented , Why would someone want to patent a natural human gene? 15 17 -283 2 In a unanimous decision that is a mixed bag for the multibillion - dollar pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries , the court distinguished between genes found in the human body and those created in the lab . mixed bag for the multibillion - dollar What aspects of the decision are a mixed bag? 7 14 -283 2 In a unanimous decision that is a mixed bag for the multibillion - dollar pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries , the court distinguished between genes found in the human body and those created in the lab . pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries , Which companies were the major players affected? 14 19 -283 2 In a unanimous decision that is a mixed bag for the multibillion - dollar pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries , the court distinguished between genes found in the human body and those created in the lab . mixed How can this decision give both advantages and disadvantages to pharmaceutical companies? 7 8 -283 3 " A naturally occurring DNA segment is a product of nature and not patent eligible merely because it has been isolated , " Justice Clarence Thomas wrote for the court . not patent eligible What are the usual standards for patents? 12 15 -283 3 " A naturally occurring DNA segment is a product of nature and not patent eligible merely because it has been isolated , " Justice Clarence Thomas wrote for the court . Thomas Which other justices agreed with Justice Thomas's decision? 25 26 -283 4 At the same time , Thomas and his fellow justices determined that so - called " complementary DNA , " which is synthetic , is " patent eligible because it is not naturally occurring " . " complementary DNA , " How does something qualify as complementary DNA? 15 20 -283 4 At the same time , Thomas and his fellow justices determined that so - called " complementary DNA , " which is synthetic , is " patent eligible because it is not naturally occurring " . naturally occurring " How does one legally distinguish natural and unnatural? 32 35 -283 4 At the same time , Thomas and his fellow justices determined that so - called " complementary DNA , " which is synthetic , is " patent eligible because it is not naturally occurring " . " complementary What is the definition of \"complementary DNA\"? 15 17 -283 5 The 18 - page decision in the closely watched case rejects several patent claims filed by a Utah - based company called Myriad Genetics . closely watched case Who was closely watching this case? 7 10 -283 5 The 18 - page decision in the closely watched case rejects several patent claims filed by a Utah - based company called Myriad Genetics . patent claims What is the background patent that was originally filed? 12 14 -283 5 The 18 - page decision in the closely watched case rejects several patent claims filed by a Utah - based company called Myriad Genetics . several What DNA was Myriad Genetics attempting to patent? 11 12 -284 1 LOS ANGELES - Heading the ball is a key soccer skill , but a new study finds that players who headed the ball frequently were more likely to suffer brain injury and damage their memory than players who were a little less headstrong , so to speak . ANGELES - Heading the ball is a key soccer skill , Why is heading the ball a key skill? 1 12 -284 1 LOS ANGELES - Heading the ball is a key soccer skill , but a new study finds that players who headed the ball frequently were more likely to suffer brain injury and damage their memory than players who were a little less headstrong , so to speak . a new study What was the study? Who put the study on? 13 16 -284 2 While sports like football and ice hockey garner most of the attention when it comes to concussions and other forms of traumatic brain injury , or TBI , soccer is an intense physical sport for which the head can be as important as the foot . garner most of the attention Why do other sports garner more attention for TBI? 7 12 -284 3 But since research hasn ' t linked heading to concussions , players , coaches and medical professionals have generally stayed on the sidelines with regard to its health risks . stayed on the sidelines How do they stay on the sidelines? 19 23 -284 3 But since research hasn ' t linked heading to concussions , players , coaches and medical professionals have generally stayed on the sidelines with regard to its health risks . research hasn ' t linked What research? Sources? 2 7 -284 4 " For many people , it ' s beyond belief that minor injuries could be a problem , " said Dr . Michael Lipton , a neuroradiologist at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York City and lead author of the study published online Tuesday by the journal Radiology . many people , it ' s beyond belief Why are these injuries beyond belief for many people? 2 10 -284 4 " For many people , it ' s beyond belief that minor injuries could be a problem , " said Dr . Michael Lipton , a neuroradiologist at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York City and lead author of the study published online Tuesday by the journal Radiology . belief Why is it beyond belief? 9 10 -284 5 Lipton said he hasn ' t headed a ball himself since he played youth soccer . hasn ' t Why hasn't Lipton headed a ball for so long? 3 6 -284 5 Lipton said he hasn ' t headed a ball himself since he played youth soccer . since he played youth soccer How long ago was that? 10 15 -285 1 WASHINGTON - Cargill Inc . CEO Greg Page never used the words " child labor " in the 30 - minute keynote address he delivered earlier this month to the World Cocoa Foundation . keynote address What was the subject of the keynote address? 21 23 -285 1 WASHINGTON - Cargill Inc . CEO Greg Page never used the words " child labor " in the 30 - minute keynote address he delivered earlier this month to the World Cocoa Foundation . " child How is CEO Greg Page associated with \"child labor?\" 12 14 -285 1 WASHINGTON - Cargill Inc . CEO Greg Page never used the words " child labor " in the 30 - minute keynote address he delivered earlier this month to the World Cocoa Foundation . " child labor " SHOULD he have?? 12 16 -285 2 Instead , he talked at length about " sustainability " . " sustainability " Sustainability of what? 7 10 -285 2 Instead , he talked at length about " sustainability " . " sustainability " Was Greg Page rumored to using child labor? 7 10 -285 3 That term has become code for big cocoa players like Cargill that are trying to stop child labor abuses on cocoa farms while keeping production of a lucrative foodstuff viable . abuses There are no laws or regulations that protect people against abuse? 18 19 -285 4 Government and media reports of kids forced to drop out of school - or worse , abducted and made to work without pay - have dogged the cocoa industry for more than a decade . reports Why was nothing done about this? 3 4 -285 4 Government and media reports of kids forced to drop out of school - or worse , abducted and made to work without pay - have dogged the cocoa industry for more than a decade . forced Who is doing the forcing? And, for that matter, the abducting? 6 7 -285 5 Surveys by Tulane University researchers have documented many corporate - backed attempts to alleviate child labor issues . Surveys How often are the surveys done? 0 1 -285 5 Surveys by Tulane University researchers have documented many corporate - backed attempts to alleviate child labor issues . attempts What kind of corporate-backed attempts are there? 11 12 -285 5 Surveys by Tulane University researchers have documented many corporate - backed attempts to alleviate child labor issues . alleviate This sounds intentionally vague, as if the corporations want to look like they're trying without actually doing anything. (Sorry, not a question!) 13 14 -286 1 CHICAGO - When the Chicago Blackhawks take to the ice , Michelle Secor is dressed in her team paraphernalia and closely watching every faceoff , power play and goal , she said . closely watching every faceoff , Where is Michelle Secor watching closely from? (i.e., from her tv or live at the game?) 20 25 -286 1 CHICAGO - When the Chicago Blackhawks take to the ice , Michelle Secor is dressed in her team paraphernalia and closely watching every faceoff , power play and goal , she said . Michelle Secor Who is Michelle Secor? 11 13 -286 1 CHICAGO - When the Chicago Blackhawks take to the ice , Michelle Secor is dressed in her team paraphernalia and closely watching every faceoff , power play and goal , she said . Chicago Blackhawks take to the ice , Who will the Chicago Blackhawks be playing against? 4 11 -286 1 CHICAGO - When the Chicago Blackhawks take to the ice , Michelle Secor is dressed in her team paraphernalia and closely watching every faceoff , power play and goal , she said . she said who did she say it to? 30 32 -286 2 " I was born and raised on the South Side so I have to cheer for our home teams , " Secor said as she took a break from watching the Stanley Cup finals in a Bridgeport bar last week . home teams , " Who is your home team? 17 21 -286 2 " I was born and raised on the South Side so I have to cheer for our home teams , " Secor said as she took a break from watching the Stanley Cup finals in a Bridgeport bar last week . Bridgeport bar last week What was the name of the bar? 36 40 -286 2 " I was born and raised on the South Side so I have to cheer for our home teams , " Secor said as she took a break from watching the Stanley Cup finals in a Bridgeport bar last week . Bridgeport bar is that in chicago? 36 38 -286 2 " I was born and raised on the South Side so I have to cheer for our home teams , " Secor said as she took a break from watching the Stanley Cup finals in a Bridgeport bar last week . South Side What city is she referring to? 8 10 -286 3 " Bulls . Bears . Hawks . I was born into this " . born into this " What were you born into? 9 13 -286 4 Secor , 46 , who is of Mexican descent , is one of a small but growing number of minorities who have become hooked on hockey . become hooked on hockey What made you become hooked on hockey? 22 26 -286 4 Secor , 46 , who is of Mexican descent , is one of a small but growing number of minorities who have become hooked on hockey . hooked on hockey What is the most exciting part of a hockey game to Michelle? 23 26 -286 4 Secor , 46 , who is of Mexican descent , is one of a small but growing number of minorities who have become hooked on hockey . of Mexican descent , why does this matter? 6 10 -286 4 Secor , 46 , who is of Mexican descent , is one of a small but growing number of minorities who have become hooked on hockey . small but growing What are the numbers in hockey viewership related to minorities? 14 17 -286 5 And although she only started watching the games in recent years , she ' s devoted to the sport , she said . she ' s devoted to the sport , What sport is she devoted to? 12 20 -287 1 KABUL , Afghanistan Mohammad Aziz Ayob adjusts his Boy Scout scarf , leans over and settles a sapling into the dry Kabul soil as two NATO helicopters pass overhead , the clack - clack of their blades echoing off the neighboring mountains . sapling What is a sapling? 17 18 -287 1 KABUL , Afghanistan Mohammad Aziz Ayob adjusts his Boy Scout scarf , leans over and settles a sapling into the dry Kabul soil as two NATO helicopters pass overhead , the clack - clack of their blades echoing off the neighboring mountains . sapling What is a sapling? 17 18 -287 2 Bobbing green shirts and matching caps may seem a bit incongruous in a war zone , but organizers of Afghanistan ' s nascent Scouting program say its emphasis on community service and self - reliance is sorely needed in a society scarred by decades of violence . society scarred by decades of violence Why has the society been ravaged by violence? 40 46 -287 2 Bobbing green shirts and matching caps may seem a bit incongruous in a war zone , but organizers of Afghanistan ' s nascent Scouting program say its emphasis on community service and self - reliance is sorely needed in a society scarred by decades of violence . nascent What does the word 'nascent' mean? 22 23 -287 2 Bobbing green shirts and matching caps may seem a bit incongruous in a war zone , but organizers of Afghanistan ' s nascent Scouting program say its emphasis on community service and self - reliance is sorely needed in a society scarred by decades of violence . nascent What is the meaning of nascent? 22 23 -287 2 Bobbing green shirts and matching caps may seem a bit incongruous in a war zone , but organizers of Afghanistan ' s nascent Scouting program say its emphasis on community service and self - reliance is sorely needed in a society scarred by decades of violence . decades of violence Why has this society in Afghanistan been scarred by decades of violence? 43 46 -287 3 Ayob , orphaned as a child and raised by his aunt , can barely afford to attend high school and worries about finding a job . orphaned as a child What caused Ayob to become an orphan? 2 6 -287 3 Ayob , orphaned as a child and raised by his aunt , can barely afford to attend high school and worries about finding a job . attend high school high school costs money? 16 19 -287 4 Such concerns melt away , however , when he dons his Scouting shirt . concerns melt away , How has scouting helped Ayob feel this way? 1 5 -287 4 Such concerns melt away , however , when he dons his Scouting shirt . Scouting what is scouting? 11 12 -287 4 Such concerns melt away , however , when he dons his Scouting shirt . dons his Scouting shirt What is it about scouting that takes away Ayob's worries? 9 13 -287 5 " I love my uniform ; it makes me feel proud , " said Ayob , 18 . 18 At what age do boy scouts age out of the program? 16 17 -287 5 " I love my uniform ; it makes me feel proud , " said Ayob , 18 . my uniform ; what kind of uniform? 3 6 -287 5 " I love my uniform ; it makes me feel proud , " said Ayob , 18 . uniform ; Why does the uniform make Ayob feel proud? 4 6 -288 1 WASHINGTON - The federal government moved Tuesday to further protect chimpanzees , proposing to change the animals ' endangered status and increase oversight of their use in research . endangered status What is the endangered status of the chimpanzees? 18 20 -288 1 WASHINGTON - The federal government moved Tuesday to further protect chimpanzees , proposing to change the animals ' endangered status and increase oversight of their use in research . to further protect chimpanzees , How will the government protect chimpanzees? 7 12 -288 1 WASHINGTON - The federal government moved Tuesday to further protect chimpanzees , proposing to change the animals ' endangered status and increase oversight of their use in research . further What kind of protections are already in place? 8 9 -288 2 The plan represents the latest in a series of steps taken in the past two years to better safeguard the animals , one of man ' s closest genetic cousins , and shield them from use in scientific research . a series of steps taken What are the steps taken to protect the animals? 6 11 -288 2 The plan represents the latest in a series of steps taken in the past two years to better safeguard the animals , one of man ' s closest genetic cousins , and shield them from use in scientific research . better safeguard the animals , How will animals be better safeguarded? 17 22 -288 2 The plan represents the latest in a series of steps taken in the past two years to better safeguard the animals , one of man ' s closest genetic cousins , and shield them from use in scientific research . from use how would they be used? 34 36 -288 2 The plan represents the latest in a series of steps taken in the past two years to better safeguard the animals , one of man ' s closest genetic cousins , and shield them from use in scientific research . better safeguard How do they feel that they have not safeguarded the animals? 17 19 -288 3 Top medical institutions also are changing their stance toward the use of chimpanzees . changing their stance What do they think about the use of chimpanzees now? 5 8 -288 3 Top medical institutions also are changing their stance toward the use of chimpanzees . use of chimpanzees a negative change? 10 13 -288 3 Top medical institutions also are changing their stance toward the use of chimpanzees . Top medical institutions Which medical institutions? 0 3 -288 4 The action Tuesday was by the U . S . Fish and Wildlife Service , which is proposing to classify both wild and captive chimpanzees as endangered . U . S . Fish and Wildlife Service , Why is \"fish\" in the name \"U.S. Fish and Wildlife service? It should just be Wildlife as that contains fish. 6 15 -288 4 The action Tuesday was by the U . S . Fish and Wildlife Service , which is proposing to classify both wild and captive chimpanzees as endangered . as endangered are they endangered? 25 27 -288 4 The action Tuesday was by the U . S . Fish and Wildlife Service , which is proposing to classify both wild and captive chimpanzees as endangered . action What action has been taken? 1 2 -288 5 Right now , only wild chimpanzees are listed as endangered , while captive chimps are classified as threatened . only wild chimpanzees are listed as endangered , Why are only wild chimpanzees listed as endangered and the captive ones aren't? 3 11 -288 5 Right now , only wild chimpanzees are listed as endangered , while captive chimps are classified as threatened . captive chimps what is the difference? 12 14 -288 5 Right now , only wild chimpanzees are listed as endangered , while captive chimps are classified as threatened . threatened Why are captive chimps considered to be threatened? 17 18 -289 1 WASHINGTON - FBI Director Robert S . Mueller III testified Wednesday that the controversial National Security Agency surveillance program " has been a contributing factor , one dot among many dots " for tracking terrorist plots , and he admitted for the first time that the bureau had used surveillance drones inside the U . S . surveillance drones inside the U . S is this prohibited? 49 56 -289 1 WASHINGTON - FBI Director Robert S . Mueller III testified Wednesday that the controversial National Security Agency surveillance program " has been a contributing factor , one dot among many dots " for tracking terrorist plots , and he admitted for the first time that the bureau had used surveillance drones inside the U . S . admitted for the first time Why had he been hiding it before this? 39 44 -289 1 WASHINGTON - FBI Director Robert S . Mueller III testified Wednesday that the controversial National Security Agency surveillance program " has been a contributing factor , one dot among many dots " for tracking terrorist plots , and he admitted for the first time that the bureau had used surveillance drones inside the U . S . surveillance drones inside the U . S Why would surveillance drones be used in the U.S.? 49 56 -289 1 WASHINGTON - FBI Director Robert S . Mueller III testified Wednesday that the controversial National Security Agency surveillance program " has been a contributing factor , one dot among many dots " for tracking terrorist plots , and he admitted for the first time that the bureau had used surveillance drones inside the U . S . surveillance drones How were surveillance drones used in the United States? 49 51 -289 1 WASHINGTON - FBI Director Robert S . Mueller III testified Wednesday that the controversial National Security Agency surveillance program " has been a contributing factor , one dot among many dots " for tracking terrorist plots , and he admitted for the first time that the bureau had used surveillance drones inside the U . S . contributing factor , What other factors are there? 23 26 -289 1 WASHINGTON - FBI Director Robert S . Mueller III testified Wednesday that the controversial National Security Agency surveillance program " has been a contributing factor , one dot among many dots " for tracking terrorist plots , and he admitted for the first time that the bureau had used surveillance drones inside the U . S . controversial Why is the program controversial? 13 14 -289 2 The FBI uses drones " in a very , very minimal way and very seldom , " said Mueller , adding that " we have very few " . " we have very few " did he say how many? 22 28 -289 2 The FBI uses drones " in a very , very minimal way and very seldom , " said Mueller , adding that " we have very few " . " in a very , very minimal way How do they use drones? What do they have the drones doing? 4 12 -289 2 The FBI uses drones " in a very , very minimal way and very seldom , " said Mueller , adding that " we have very few " . very few " What does very few mean exactly? 25 28 -289 3 Mueller ' s comments were the first time an FBI official publicly acknowledged that the bureau used remotely piloted aircraft , though the Drug Enforcement Agency and the Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco , Firearms and Explosives have both tested drones for use in investigations . for use in investigations . What were the US investigations? 41 46 -289 4 Sen . Dianne Feinstein , a Democrat from California , asked Mueller to detail what protections the FBI had put in place to limit how video and other information collected by drones was used by federal investigators . Dianne Feinstein , what are her credentials? 2 5 -289 4 Sen . Dianne Feinstein , a Democrat from California , asked Mueller to detail what protections the FBI had put in place to limit how video and other information collected by drones was used by federal investigators . protections What protections would be appropriate in surveillance drone work? 15 16 -289 5 She called drones " the greatest threat to the privacy of Americans " . threat why is it the greatest threat? 6 7 -289 5 She called drones " the greatest threat to the privacy of Americans " . greatest threat How are they threatening? Are the drones armed? 5 7 -289 5 She called drones " the greatest threat to the privacy of Americans " . greatest threat Why is it the greatest threat to privacy? 5 7 -290 1 WASHINGTON - The American Medical Association voted Tuesday to declare obesity a disease , a move that effectively defines 78 million American adults and 12 million children as having a medical condition requiring treatment . 78 million American adults how so many? 19 23 -290 1 WASHINGTON - The American Medical Association voted Tuesday to declare obesity a disease , a move that effectively defines 78 million American adults and 12 million children as having a medical condition requiring treatment . medical condition requiring treatment Will this treatment be covered by insurance? 30 34 -290 2 The nation ' s leading physicians organization took the vote after debating whether the action would do more to help affected patients get useful treatment or would further stigmatize a condition with many causes and few easy fixes . leading physicians organization What is the leading physicians orginazition? 4 7 -290 2 The nation ' s leading physicians organization took the vote after debating whether the action would do more to help affected patients get useful treatment or would further stigmatize a condition with many causes and few easy fixes . stigmatize a condition how is it stigmatized? 28 31 -290 2 The nation ' s leading physicians organization took the vote after debating whether the action would do more to help affected patients get useful treatment or would further stigmatize a condition with many causes and few easy fixes . nation ' s leading physicians How many physicians participated? 1 6 -290 2 The nation ' s leading physicians organization took the vote after debating whether the action would do more to help affected patients get useful treatment or would further stigmatize a condition with many causes and few easy fixes . useful treatment What would the treatment consist of? 23 25 -290 3 In the end , members of the AMA ' s House of Delegates rejected cautionary advice from their own experts and extended the new status to a condition that affects almost 36 percent of adults and 12 percent of children in the United States . rejected cautionary advice Why did they reject the advice? 13 16 -290 4 " Recognizing obesity as a disease will help change the way the medical community tackles this complex issue that affects approximately one - in - three Americans , " said Dr . Patrice Harris , an AMA board member . obesity is obesitry a disease? 2 3 -290 5 Tuesday ' s vote is certain to step up pressure on health insurance companies to reimburse physicians for the time - consuming task of discussing obesity ' s health risks with patients whose body mass index exceeds 30 . reimburse Would the patients premium go up? 15 16 -291 1 Dairy farmer Ron Koetsier ' s 1 , 200 cows produce roughly 90 tons of manure daily , and for the past three decades , he has tried unsuccessfully to turn the stinky dung into energy to power his 450 - acre farm in Visalia , Calif . tried unsuccessfully Why was he unsuccesfull? 27 29 -291 1 Dairy farmer Ron Koetsier ' s 1 , 200 cows produce roughly 90 tons of manure daily , and for the past three decades , he has tried unsuccessfully to turn the stinky dung into energy to power his 450 - acre farm in Visalia , Calif . turn the stinky dung into energy What method did the farmer use to convert manure into energy? 30 36 -291 2 He installed a nearly $ 1 million renewable energy system in 1985 that used the methane from manure to create electricity for his farm . electricity how does that work? 20 21 -291 2 He installed a nearly $ 1 million renewable energy system in 1985 that used the methane from manure to create electricity for his farm . installed a nearly $ 1 million Did the farmer offset the cost of the installation of the $1 million renewable energy system? 1 7 -291 3 In 2002 , he replaced that system with newer technology , but he hit a snag when air - quality standards called for expensive retrofits to reduce air pollution ; he eventually shut down the system in 2009 . retrofits What are retrofits? 24 25 -291 3 In 2002 , he replaced that system with newer technology , but he hit a snag when air - quality standards called for expensive retrofits to reduce air pollution ; he eventually shut down the system in 2009 . shut down the system Why did he shut it down? 32 36 -291 3 In 2002 , he replaced that system with newer technology , but he hit a snag when air - quality standards called for expensive retrofits to reduce air pollution ; he eventually shut down the system in 2009 . retrofits what is a retrofit? 24 25 -291 3 In 2002 , he replaced that system with newer technology , but he hit a snag when air - quality standards called for expensive retrofits to reduce air pollution ; he eventually shut down the system in 2009 . air - quality What was the amount of pollutants the system emitted? 17 20 -291 4 In a few weeks , however , Koetsier ' s renewable - energy efforts will get a reboot as a new company replaces his current system with one that is expected to satisfy strict air standards in the highly polluted San Joaquin Valley . a new company Which new company will replace his current system? 19 22 -291 4 In a few weeks , however , Koetsier ' s renewable - energy efforts will get a reboot as a new company replaces his current system with one that is expected to satisfy strict air standards in the highly polluted San Joaquin Valley . new company Who is the new company? 20 22 -291 4 In a few weeks , however , Koetsier ' s renewable - energy efforts will get a reboot as a new company replaces his current system with one that is expected to satisfy strict air standards in the highly polluted San Joaquin Valley . satisfy strict air standards How does the new system filter off pollutants compared to the original system? 32 36 -291 5 A decade or so ago , dozens of California dairy farmers built million - dollar systems called methane digesters that convert manure into power . dozens of California dairy Which California dairy farmers built the systems? 6 10 -291 5 A decade or so ago , dozens of California dairy farmers built million - dollar systems called methane digesters that convert manure into power . convert manure into power How do they convert manure into power? 20 24 -291 5 A decade or so ago , dozens of California dairy farmers built million - dollar systems called methane digesters that convert manure into power . decade or so ago , how long ago exactly? 1 6 -291 5 A decade or so ago , dozens of California dairy farmers built million - dollar systems called methane digesters that convert manure into power . methane digesters How does a methane digester work? 17 19 -292 1 Rescue teams frantically searched for survivors in India ' s flood - ravaged state of Uttarakhand on Friday as the death toll exceeded 550 , state disaster officials said . India ' s flood - ravaged state of Uttarakhand Why was this state susceptible to flooding? 7 16 -292 1 Rescue teams frantically searched for survivors in India ' s flood - ravaged state of Uttarakhand on Friday as the death toll exceeded 550 , state disaster officials said . India ' s flood - ravaged What caused India's flood? 7 13 -292 1 Rescue teams frantically searched for survivors in India ' s flood - ravaged state of Uttarakhand on Friday as the death toll exceeded 550 , state disaster officials said . survivors How many survivors were the rescue team able to find so far? 5 6 -292 2 More than 13 , 800 people were missing and another 32 , 000 people , many of them pilgrims , were believed to be trapped as a result of torrential monsoon rains that have triggered floods and landslides . many of them pilgrims , Why were people making pilgrimage to this area? 15 20 -292 2 More than 13 , 800 people were missing and another 32 , 000 people , many of them pilgrims , were believed to be trapped as a result of torrential monsoon rains that have triggered floods and landslides . pilgrims , there are still pilgrims? 18 20 -292 2 More than 13 , 800 people were missing and another 32 , 000 people , many of them pilgrims , were believed to be trapped as a result of torrential monsoon rains that have triggered floods and landslides . believed Why were the pilgrims believed to be trapped? 21 22 -292 3 State disaster relief minister Jaspal Arya said the rescue operations were being carried out on a " war footing " . carried out on a " war footing " How does this approach serve the victims? 12 20 -292 3 State disaster relief minister Jaspal Arya said the rescue operations were being carried out on a " war footing " . " war footing " what is war footing? 16 20 -292 3 State disaster relief minister Jaspal Arya said the rescue operations were being carried out on a " war footing " . " war footing " What is meant by \"war footing\"? 16 20 -292 3 State disaster relief minister Jaspal Arya said the rescue operations were being carried out on a " war footing " . " war footing " What is a \"war footing?\" 16 20 -292 4 " Forty - five helicopters are combing areas to find people and drop food supplies , as road links are destroyed , " Arya said . road links are destroyed , " How were the road links destroyed? 17 23 -292 5 Television footage showed stranded people climbing down cliffs , aided by soldiers . people climbing down cliffs , Why would going to a lower elevation by climbing down be a good idea during flooding? 4 9 -292 5 Television footage showed stranded people climbing down cliffs , aided by soldiers . Television footage on which channel? 0 2 -292 5 Television footage showed stranded people climbing down cliffs , aided by soldiers . climbing down cliffs , Was it up in the mountains? 5 9 -293 1 About a million people took to the streets of 100 Brazilian cities as their protests against corruption and social and economic injustice saw their first two deaths . 100 Brazilian cities Which Brazilian cities? 9 12 -293 1 About a million people took to the streets of 100 Brazilian cities as their protests against corruption and social and economic injustice saw their first two deaths . 100 Brazilian cities Why 100 Brazilian Cities? 9 12 -293 1 About a million people took to the streets of 100 Brazilian cities as their protests against corruption and social and economic injustice saw their first two deaths . injustice What specifically happen unjust? 21 22 -293 2 Violence broke out in more than 10 cities late Thursday and early Friday , and an 18 - year - old man was killed and three people injured when they were hit by a car trying to drive around a protester - erected barricade in Ribeirao Preto , 185 miles north of Sao Paolo . more than 10 cities Which cities? 4 8 -293 2 Violence broke out in more than 10 cities late Thursday and early Friday , and an 18 - year - old man was killed and three people injured when they were hit by a car trying to drive around a protester - erected barricade in Ribeirao Preto , 185 miles north of Sao Paolo . Ribeirao Preto , is it a small town? 45 48 -293 2 Violence broke out in more than 10 cities late Thursday and early Friday , and an 18 - year - old man was killed and three people injured when they were hit by a car trying to drive around a protester - erected barricade in Ribeirao Preto , 185 miles north of Sao Paolo . 10 cities Which cities? 6 8 -293 3 On Friday , a second person died of a heart attack as a tear - gas canister exploded near her , according to Brazilian news agencies . Brazilian news agencies Which Brazilian news agencies? 23 26 -293 3 On Friday , a second person died of a heart attack as a tear - gas canister exploded near her , according to Brazilian news agencies . a tear - gas canister exploded Where did this happen? 12 18 -293 4 In response to the protests , Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff postponed a trip she had planned to Japan and called an emergency meeting Friday morning in Brasilia . Japan what was she going to do in japan? 17 18 -293 4 In response to the protests , Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff postponed a trip she had planned to Japan and called an emergency meeting Friday morning in Brasilia . trip she had planned What was the trip for? 12 16 -293 5 In an address transmitted on Brazilian television and radio Friday night , Rousseff asked for understanding about " the political and economic limitations " the country is facing and beseeched Brazilians not " to put at risk all that we ' ve achieved . put at risk all that we ' ve achieved what have they achieved? 34 43 -294 1 MADERA , Calif . - While kids his age were reading Shakespeare and dissecting frogs , Benito Vasquez was picking grapes and almonds in California ' s Central Valley . dissecting frogs , kids dissect frogs? 13 16 -294 2 He was 14 when he crossed the border from Mexico and has worked in the fields ever since . fields ever since How old is he now? 15 18 -294 2 He was 14 when he crossed the border from Mexico and has worked in the fields ever since . Mexico where in mexico? 9 10 -294 2 He was 14 when he crossed the border from Mexico and has worked in the fields ever since . crossed the border from Mexico Why did he cross the border? 5 10 -294 2 He was 14 when he crossed the border from Mexico and has worked in the fields ever since . He Who is he? 0 1 -294 3 He has never gone to school and cannot read or write in any language . never gone to school Why did he not go to school? 2 6 -294 3 He has never gone to school and cannot read or write in any language . has never gone to school Why did he not go to school? 1 6 -294 4 Vasquez , now 28 , is one of thousands potentially shut out of a landmark federal program that grants work permits and a two - year reprieve from deportation to people who came to this country illegally as children . potentially shut out Why might they be shut out? 9 12 -294 4 Vasquez , now 28 , is one of thousands potentially shut out of a landmark federal program that grants work permits and a two - year reprieve from deportation to people who came to this country illegally as children . shut out why is he shut out? 10 12 -294 4 Vasquez , now 28 , is one of thousands potentially shut out of a landmark federal program that grants work permits and a two - year reprieve from deportation to people who came to this country illegally as children . landmark federal program What is the name of this program? 14 17 -294 5 He and others like him are missing a key requirement - a high school diploma . a high school diploma Why did he not get his high school diploma? 11 15 -295 1 NEW YORK - There are bugs in the trees . trees What trees? 8 9 -295 1 NEW YORK - There are bugs in the trees . bugs What kind of bugs are in the trees? 5 6 -295 2 There are bugs on the shrubs , on screen doors , on barbecue grills , on front steps . bugs What kind of bugs? 2 3 -295 2 There are bugs on the shrubs , on screen doors , on barbecue grills , on front steps . There are bugs What type of bugs? 0 3 -295 2 There are bugs on the shrubs , on screen doors , on barbecue grills , on front steps . front are they everywhere? 16 17 -295 2 There are bugs on the shrubs , on screen doors , on barbecue grills , on front steps . bugs Why are there bugs everywhere? 2 3 -295 2 There are bugs on the shrubs , on screen doors , on barbecue grills , on front steps . bugs What kind of bugs? 2 3 -295 3 There are shells of bugs on the ground , crunchy as tempura , and bug bodies clinging onto leaves , their dead orange eyes still beady . dead How did the bugs die? 21 22 -295 3 There are shells of bugs on the ground , crunchy as tempura , and bug bodies clinging onto leaves , their dead orange eyes still beady . shells Where did the shells come from? 2 3 -295 3 There are shells of bugs on the ground , crunchy as tempura , and bug bodies clinging onto leaves , their dead orange eyes still beady . shells of bugs Why are there bug shells there? 2 5 -295 4 There is a large live bug on John Kempf ' s collar , and a dead one in his 6 - year - old son Aren ' s hand . large How large is this bug? 3 4 -295 4 There is a large live bug on John Kempf ' s collar , and a dead one in his 6 - year - old son Aren ' s hand . John Kempf ' s who is he? 7 11 -295 4 There is a large live bug on John Kempf ' s collar , and a dead one in his 6 - year - old son Aren ' s hand . large live bug on John Why is the live bug on John? 3 8 -295 5 Neither seems to mind . " I love them ; it ' s nature , " said Kempf , a Staten Island resident who recently collected 300 bugs in a cooler to bring to his yard , in the hope they would multiply . multiply What would happen to his neighborhood if all 300 were to multiply in his yard? 42 43 -295 5 Neither seems to mind . " I love them ; it ' s nature , " said Kempf , a Staten Island resident who recently collected 300 bugs in a cooler to bring to his yard , in the hope they would multiply . 300 bugs Why would Kempf want 300 bugs in his yard? 26 28 -295 5 Neither seems to mind . " I love them ; it ' s nature , " said Kempf , a Staten Island resident who recently collected 300 bugs in a cooler to bring to his yard , in the hope they would multiply . collected 300 bugs How did he collect all of those bugs? 25 28 -296 1 BEIJING - For animal lovers in China , the week seemed to bring one discouraging headline after another . discouraging headline what was the headline? 14 16 -296 1 BEIJING - For animal lovers in China , the week seemed to bring one discouraging headline after another . animal lovers What is the most common pet in China? 3 5 -296 1 BEIJING - For animal lovers in China , the week seemed to bring one discouraging headline after another . discouraging headline What did the headline say? 14 16 -296 2 First , tourists in a southern resort reportedly manhandled a stranded dolphin and took photos with it rather than immediately call for help ; the mammal later died . southern resort Where is the southern resort? 5 7 -296 2 First , tourists in a southern resort reportedly manhandled a stranded dolphin and took photos with it rather than immediately call for help ; the mammal later died . died Why did it die? 27 28 -296 2 First , tourists in a southern resort reportedly manhandled a stranded dolphin and took photos with it rather than immediately call for help ; the mammal later died . in a southern resort Which resort? 3 7 -296 2 First , tourists in a southern resort reportedly manhandled a stranded dolphin and took photos with it rather than immediately call for help ; the mammal later died . mammal later died cause of death? 25 28 -296 2 First , tourists in a southern resort reportedly manhandled a stranded dolphin and took photos with it rather than immediately call for help ; the mammal later died . reportedly Reported by who? 7 8 -296 2 First , tourists in a southern resort reportedly manhandled a stranded dolphin and took photos with it rather than immediately call for help ; the mammal later died . call for help ; Who could they have called in this situation? 20 24 -296 3 Then , customs authorities announced they had caught two men trying to smuggle more than 200 bear paws into the country from Russia ; the feet are considered a delicacy in some parts of China . some parts In which parts of China? 31 33 -296 3 Then , customs authorities announced they had caught two men trying to smuggle more than 200 bear paws into the country from Russia ; the feet are considered a delicacy in some parts of China . smuggle What did they smuggle the paws in? 12 13 -296 3 Then , customs authorities announced they had caught two men trying to smuggle more than 200 bear paws into the country from Russia ; the feet are considered a delicacy in some parts of China . a delicacy How much would one pay for a bear claw in China? 28 30 -296 4 On Friday , the southern city of Yulin went ahead with a dog meat festival over the objection of activists . objection of activists Who are the activists? 17 20 -296 4 On Friday , the southern city of Yulin went ahead with a dog meat festival over the objection of activists . Friday , which friday? 1 3 -296 4 On Friday , the southern city of Yulin went ahead with a dog meat festival over the objection of activists . dog meat festival Is this a legal festival? 12 15 -296 5 Many complained that the table - bound pups were stolen strays and pets being butchered at unlicensed plants . table - bound What does \"table-bound\" mean? 4 7 -296 5 Many complained that the table - bound pups were stolen strays and pets being butchered at unlicensed plants . unlicensed What does it mean for them to be unlicensed or licensed? 16 17 -296 5 Many complained that the table - bound pups were stolen strays and pets being butchered at unlicensed plants . butchered Are they butchered purely to sell the meat? 14 15 -297 1 ROCHESTER , Minn . - Every year , about 1 , 000 babies are born in the United States with half a heart - a rare defect that requires a series of risky surgeries and , even then , leaves the infants with a strong likelihood that their hearts will wear out prematurely . rare defect what is it called? 25 27 -297 1 ROCHESTER , Minn . - Every year , about 1 , 000 babies are born in the United States with half a heart - a rare defect that requires a series of risky surgeries and , even then , leaves the infants with a strong likelihood that their hearts will wear out prematurely . risky surgeries What are the numbers? 32 34 -297 1 ROCHESTER , Minn . - Every year , about 1 , 000 babies are born in the United States with half a heart - a rare defect that requires a series of risky surgeries and , even then , leaves the infants with a strong likelihood that their hearts will wear out prematurely . prematurely What are the numbers 52 53 -297 3 If it works , the new technique could buy these children time as scientists scramble for a cure for the congenital defect called hypoplastic left heart syndrome ( HLHS ) . as scientists scramble for a cure for Who are the scientists working on a cure? 12 19 -297 3 If it works , the new technique could buy these children time as scientists scramble for a cure for the congenital defect called hypoplastic left heart syndrome ( HLHS ) . scientists scramble for a cure What work is being done to find a cure? 13 18 -297 4 The Mayo study , which will begin as soon as 10 eligible candidates can be enrolled , could also pave the way for additional breakthroughs in stem cell treatments that would help the 19 , 000 children born each year with other heart defects . begin as soon as how soon can it happen? 6 10 -297 4 The Mayo study , which will begin as soon as 10 eligible candidates can be enrolled , could also pave the way for additional breakthroughs in stem cell treatments that would help the 19 , 000 children born each year with other heart defects . could also pave the way Why are these other studies waiting on this one? If there are other things that could be done with stem cells, shouldn't they be being studied in parallel? 17 22 -297 5 But for the time being , the doctors at Mayo are keeping their focus on those babies who need the most help now . time being , is this a good plan? 3 6 -298 1 WASHINGTON - The Senate Thursday voted 68 - 32 to overhaul the nation ' s immigration system , an ambitious plan that creates a path to citizenship for millions of undocumented immigrants while requiring tough new steps to secure the nation ' s borders . The Senate How many US senators are there? 2 4 -298 1 WASHINGTON - The Senate Thursday voted 68 - 32 to overhaul the nation ' s immigration system , an ambitious plan that creates a path to citizenship for millions of undocumented immigrants while requiring tough new steps to secure the nation ' s borders . citizenship Do they get a green card or citezship? 26 27 -298 1 WASHINGTON - The Senate Thursday voted 68 - 32 to overhaul the nation ' s immigration system , an ambitious plan that creates a path to citizenship for millions of undocumented immigrants while requiring tough new steps to secure the nation ' s borders . tough new steps What are these steps? 34 37 -298 2 The measure , the most sweeping changes to immigration law since the 1980s , now faces a perilous path in the Republican - controlled House of Representatives , where Speaker John Boehner , R - Ohio , said flatly : " The House is not going to take up and vote on whatever the Senate passes . Republican - controlled House of Representatives Why do they control the House of Representatives? 21 27 -298 2 The measure , the most sweeping changes to immigration law since the 1980s , now faces a perilous path in the Republican - controlled House of Representatives , where Speaker John Boehner , R - Ohio , said flatly : " The House is not going to take up and vote on whatever the Senate passes . Senate Does this requre the presidensts imput? 54 55 -298 2 The measure , the most sweeping changes to immigration law since the 1980s , now faces a perilous path in the Republican - controlled House of Representatives , where Speaker John Boehner , R - Ohio , said flatly : " The House is not going to take up and vote on whatever the Senate passes . changes to immigration law Why are changes being made to immigration law now? 6 10 -298 3 We ' re going to do our own bill " . Though the outcome of the vote was long known , Senate leaders created fresh drama by having members take the unusual step of voting in their seats , a practice reserved for only the most momentous occasions . only the most momentous occasions . What are examples of momentous occasions? 43 49 -298 3 We ' re going to do our own bill " . Though the outcome of the vote was long known , Senate leaders created fresh drama by having members take the unusual step of voting in their seats , a practice reserved for only the most momentous occasions . reserved for only the most momentous occasions When was the last time they had a momentous occasion? 41 48 -298 4 One by one , senators rose from their seats to declare their votes , as a packed Senate gallery looked on , including an entire section of college students and parents wearing bright blue " United We Dream " T - shirts . as a packed Senate gallery looked on , How many were in attendance? 14 22 -298 4 One by one , senators rose from their seats to declare their votes , as a packed Senate gallery looked on , including an entire section of college students and parents wearing bright blue " United We Dream " T - shirts . college What school were they from 27 28 -298 4 One by one , senators rose from their seats to declare their votes , as a packed Senate gallery looked on , including an entire section of college students and parents wearing bright blue " United We Dream " T - shirts . " United We Dream " What organization sponsors the United We Dream campaign? 34 39 -298 5 The Senate vote was a robust endorsement to a thousand - page bill painstakingly crafted by a " Gang of Eight " senators from both parties and amended this week to bring in some skeptics . " Gang which 8 are these 17 19 -298 5 The Senate vote was a robust endorsement to a thousand - page bill painstakingly crafted by a " Gang of Eight " senators from both parties and amended this week to bring in some skeptics . " Gang of Eight " What members of the senate are part of the Gang of Eight? 17 22 -299 2 Senegal ' s message to him was simpler : Welcome home . Welcome home . Why was he being welcomed home to Senegal? 9 12 -299 2 Senegal ' s message to him was simpler : Welcome home . Welcome home Where are they being welcomed home to? 9 11 -300 1 ANDKHOY , Afghanistan - When Esmatullah got engaged in 1999 , he was a 26 - year - old day laborer eager to wed , through an arranged marriage , a young girl from a village near his native Andkhoy , in western Afghanistan . eager to wed , WHY WAS HE EAGER TO WED? 21 25 -300 2 Fourteen years later , Esmatullah is still waiting . Esmatullah is still waiting WHY IS 'Esmatullah STILL WAITING? 4 8 -300 2 Fourteen years later , Esmatullah is still waiting . still waiting waiting for what? 6 8 -300 3 Afghan weddings brim with long - standing traditions , and one of them is the custom known as walwar . walwar WHAT IS WALWAR? 18 19 -300 3 Afghan weddings brim with long - standing traditions , and one of them is the custom known as walwar . walwar what is it? 18 19 -300 3 Afghan weddings brim with long - standing traditions , and one of them is the custom known as walwar . walwar What is the custom walwar? 18 19 -300 4 It requires the groom - to - be to pay cold cash to the bride ' s father . bride ' s father WHEN IS THE MONEY PAID? BEFORE OR AFTER THE WEDDING? 14 18 -300 4 It requires the groom - to - be to pay cold cash to the bride ' s father . cold cash what is cold cash? 10 12 -300 5 The amounts negotiated between the families can exceed $ 20 , 000 , a sum far beyond the means of working - class Afghans . a sum far beyond the means WHAT ARE THE MEANS OF WORKING CLASS AFGHANS? 13 19 -300 5 The amounts negotiated between the families can exceed $ 20 , 000 , a sum far beyond the means of working - class Afghans . $ 20 , 000 , why so much? 8 13 -301 1 FLAGSTAFF , Ariz . - Nineteen firefighters died Sunday while battling a fast - moving wildfire northwest of Phoenix , the worst firefighter loss of life in a wildland blaze since 1933 . wildfire How did the wildfire start? 15 16 -301 1 FLAGSTAFF , Ariz . - Nineteen firefighters died Sunday while battling a fast - moving wildfire northwest of Phoenix , the worst firefighter loss of life in a wildland blaze since 1933 . died How did they die? 7 8 -301 1 FLAGSTAFF , Ariz . - Nineteen firefighters died Sunday while battling a fast - moving wildfire northwest of Phoenix , the worst firefighter loss of life in a wildland blaze since 1933 . firefighters where they trapped because of wind or communications failure 6 7 -301 1 FLAGSTAFF , Ariz . - Nineteen firefighters died Sunday while battling a fast - moving wildfire northwest of Phoenix , the worst firefighter loss of life in a wildland blaze since 1933 . 1933 What was the fire that caused so much life loss in 1933? 31 32 -301 1 FLAGSTAFF , Ariz . - Nineteen firefighters died Sunday while battling a fast - moving wildfire northwest of Phoenix , the worst firefighter loss of life in a wildland blaze since 1933 . Nineteen How many firefighters in total battled this fire? 5 6 -301 1 FLAGSTAFF , Ariz . - Nineteen firefighters died Sunday while battling a fast - moving wildfire northwest of Phoenix , the worst firefighter loss of life in a wildland blaze since 1933 . died How did they die specifically? 7 8 -301 1 FLAGSTAFF , Ariz . - Nineteen firefighters died Sunday while battling a fast - moving wildfire northwest of Phoenix , the worst firefighter loss of life in a wildland blaze since 1933 . fast - moving wildfire Was this a normal wildfire or was this unexpected for the area? 12 16 -301 2 The firefighters went missing while fighting the Yarnell Hill fire , an out - of - control blaze that had engulfed the evacuated community of Yarnell , population 649 , burning down much of the town , officials said . missing Are there any emergency recovery protocols for this type of circumstances? 3 4 -301 2 The firefighters went missing while fighting the Yarnell Hill fire , an out - of - control blaze that had engulfed the evacuated community of Yarnell , population 649 , burning down much of the town , officials said . missing was there no PAR in place? 3 4 -301 2 The firefighters went missing while fighting the Yarnell Hill fire , an out - of - control blaze that had engulfed the evacuated community of Yarnell , population 649 , burning down much of the town , officials said . much of the town , How much of the town was burned down? 32 37 -301 2 The firefighters went missing while fighting the Yarnell Hill fire , an out - of - control blaze that had engulfed the evacuated community of Yarnell , population 649 , burning down much of the town , officials said . went missing How long were they missing? 2 4 -301 2 The firefighters went missing while fighting the Yarnell Hill fire , an out - of - control blaze that had engulfed the evacuated community of Yarnell , population 649 , burning down much of the town , officials said . much of the town , How much of the town was burnt? 32 37 -301 2 The firefighters went missing while fighting the Yarnell Hill fire , an out - of - control blaze that had engulfed the evacuated community of Yarnell , population 649 , burning down much of the town , officials said . burning down much of the town , How much of the town was burned down? 30 37 -301 3 An estimated 200 structures were lost . structures What percentage of these were residential? 3 4 -301 3 An estimated 200 structures were lost . 200 structures What kind of structures were lost? Were they large buildings or peoples homes? 2 4 -301 3 An estimated 200 structures were lost . 200 structures Were these all residential structures? 2 4 -301 4 The firefighters belonged to the Granite Mountain Interagency Hotshot Crew , an elite unit sponsored by a fire department in nearby Prescott , where residents were grieving through social media after word of the deaths arrived Sunday night . elite What were their qualifications to be given the title of an elite unit? 12 13 -301 4 The firefighters belonged to the Granite Mountain Interagency Hotshot Crew , an elite unit sponsored by a fire department in nearby Prescott , where residents were grieving through social media after word of the deaths arrived Sunday night . media Why did they not grieve in person at the local FD? 29 30 -301 4 The firefighters belonged to the Granite Mountain Interagency Hotshot Crew , an elite unit sponsored by a fire department in nearby Prescott , where residents were grieving through social media after word of the deaths arrived Sunday night . elite unit Why is this unit of firefighters elite? 12 14 -301 4 The firefighters belonged to the Granite Mountain Interagency Hotshot Crew , an elite unit sponsored by a fire department in nearby Prescott , where residents were grieving through social media after word of the deaths arrived Sunday night . elite unit What requirements makes a unit \"elite\"? 12 14 -301 4 The firefighters belonged to the Granite Mountain Interagency Hotshot Crew , an elite unit sponsored by a fire department in nearby Prescott , where residents were grieving through social media after word of the deaths arrived Sunday night . fire department What is the name of the Fire Dept? 17 19 -301 4 The firefighters belonged to the Granite Mountain Interagency Hotshot Crew , an elite unit sponsored by a fire department in nearby Prescott , where residents were grieving through social media after word of the deaths arrived Sunday night . social media Which social media outlet was used? 28 30 -301 5 " This is as dark a day as I can remember , " Arizona Gov . Gov What is the governors name 14 15 -301 5 " This is as dark a day as I can remember , " Arizona Gov . Arizona Gov Who is the governor of Arizona? 13 15 -301 5 " This is as dark a day as I can remember , " Arizona Gov . Gov What is the GOV name? 14 15 -302 1 With a bright purple stuffed animal in tow , Emily Whitehead and her parents , Tom and Kari , of Philipsburg , Pa . , walked the hallways of the U . S . Capitol on Thursday , urging legislators to support the research that saved Emily ' s life . the hallways how many hallways? 26 28 -302 1 With a bright purple stuffed animal in tow , Emily Whitehead and her parents , Tom and Kari , of Philipsburg , Pa . , walked the hallways of the U . S . Capitol on Thursday , urging legislators to support the research that saved Emily ' s life . research What kind of research saved her life? 43 44 -302 1 With a bright purple stuffed animal in tow , Emily Whitehead and her parents , Tom and Kari , of Philipsburg , Pa . , walked the hallways of the U . S . Capitol on Thursday , urging legislators to support the research that saved Emily ' s life . support the research What research? 41 44 -302 1 With a bright purple stuffed animal in tow , Emily Whitehead and her parents , Tom and Kari , of Philipsburg , Pa . , walked the hallways of the U . S . Capitol on Thursday , urging legislators to support the research that saved Emily ' s life . research What type of research saved Emily's live? 43 44 -302 2 The Whiteheads traveled to Washington , D . C . , as part of the annual Family Advocacy Day sponsored by the National Association of Children ' s Hospitals . National Association of Children ' s Hospitals how long has that been an organization? 22 29 -302 2 The Whiteheads traveled to Washington , D . C . , as part of the annual Family Advocacy Day sponsored by the National Association of Children ' s Hospitals . Family What is the Family Advocacy Day? 16 17 -302 2 The Whiteheads traveled to Washington , D . C . , as part of the annual Family Advocacy Day sponsored by the National Association of Children ' s Hospitals . Family Advocacy Day What is Family Advocacy Day, and what does it work to accomplish? 16 19 -302 3 Many of the more than 220 member hospitals from around the country brought patients and their families to " connect the work we ' re doing in the hospitals and the funding the government gives , " said Peter Grollman , vice president of government affairs , community relations and advocacy for Children ' s Hospital of Philadelphia . work What work is being done? 21 22 -302 3 Many of the more than 220 member hospitals from around the country brought patients and their families to " connect the work we ' re doing in the hospitals and the funding the government gives , " said Peter Grollman , vice president of government affairs , community relations and advocacy for Children ' s Hospital of Philadelphia . 220 member hospitals Why are all hospitals not members? 5 8 -302 4 Grollman said that while pediatric research only accounts for less than 10 percent of National Institutes of Health funding , which is facing cuts as a result of the sequester , the hospital depends " heavily " on the money , and Emily ' s treatment is a prime example . prime example are there better examples? 48 50 -302 4 Grollman said that while pediatric research only accounts for less than 10 percent of National Institutes of Health funding , which is facing cuts as a result of the sequester , the hospital depends " heavily " on the money , and Emily ' s treatment is a prime example . prime Why is her treatment a primary example? 48 49 -302 4 Grollman said that while pediatric research only accounts for less than 10 percent of National Institutes of Health funding , which is facing cuts as a result of the sequester , the hospital depends " heavily " on the money , and Emily ' s treatment is a prime example . sequester , How is a sequester leading to funding cuts? 29 31 -302 5 " If those opportunities don ' t exist to find therapies that save lives , we really find ourselves at a disadvantage … all of us , frankly , not just kids , but adults , too , " Grollman said . said who is grollman? 40 41 -302 5 " If those opportunities don ' t exist to find therapies that save lives , we really find ourselves at a disadvantage … all of us , frankly , not just kids , but adults , too , " Grollman said . disadvantage Why is an absence of therapies a disadvantage? 21 22 -303 1 CAIRO - Hundreds of thousands of protesters swelled through villages and cities Sunday , denouncing Egypt ' s Islamist president and raising fears of a new revolution that could divide the nation , threaten its young democracy and unhinge its already - troubled economy . Islamist How is Egypt's presidency decided and how long is their term? 18 19 -303 1 CAIRO - Hundreds of thousands of protesters swelled through villages and cities Sunday , denouncing Egypt ' s Islamist president and raising fears of a new revolution that could divide the nation , threaten its young democracy and unhinge its already - troubled economy . protesters swelled through villages and cities Which villages and cities? 6 12 -303 1 CAIRO - Hundreds of thousands of protesters swelled through villages and cities Sunday , denouncing Egypt ' s Islamist president and raising fears of a new revolution that could divide the nation , threaten its young democracy and unhinge its already - troubled economy . already - troubled economy has it always been troubled? 40 44 -303 3 The chants echoed against distant cheers of support from Islamists who held rival rallies in what has become a dangerously polarized nation . who held rival rallies I may just need coffee but I don't understand this. Did they hold rallies FOR his rivals, or OTHER rallies AGAINST this President? 10 14 -303 3 The chants echoed against distant cheers of support from Islamists who held rival rallies in what has become a dangerously polarized nation . polarized Why are more nations experiencing this phenomenon? 20 21 -303 4 Scattered violence was reported as fireworks and lasers lighted the Sunday night sky . lighted Not a question but it should be lit the Sunday night sky, not lighted. Why would there be fireworks if people hate him? 8 9 -303 4 Scattered violence was reported as fireworks and lasers lighted the Sunday night sky . Scattered Were there any severe cases? 0 1 -303 4 Scattered violence was reported as fireworks and lasers lighted the Sunday night sky . reported as fireworks but it wasnt fireworks? 3 6 -303 5 The state news agency said about 500 young men hurling stones and Molotov cocktails set ablaze the headquarters of Morsi ' s Muslim Brotherhood party in Cairo . Brotherhood Is the Brotherhood a very extreme fundamentalist organization? 23 24 -304 1 PHILADELPHIA - Christopher Gray couldn ' t even afford college application fees , let alone tuition . tuition How much is the tuition? 15 16 -304 2 His single mother was out of work , and there were two siblings to think about , then ages 2 and 3 . out of work , Why wasn't his mother working? 4 8 -304 3 But with a passion for entrepreneurship , the Birmingham , Ala . , student dreamed of attending a college in the Northeast so he could be close to New York City and other major business centers . he could be close to New York City Why did Gray want to be close to New York? 23 31 -304 3 But with a passion for entrepreneurship , the Birmingham , Ala . , student dreamed of attending a college in the Northeast so he could be close to New York City and other major business centers . close to New York City Why did he want to be close to NYC? 26 31 -304 3 But with a passion for entrepreneurship , the Birmingham , Ala . , student dreamed of attending a college in the Northeast so he could be close to New York City and other major business centers . college in the Northeast What college did he dream of attending? 18 22 -304 3 But with a passion for entrepreneurship , the Birmingham , Ala . , student dreamed of attending a college in the Northeast so he could be close to New York City and other major business centers . close to New York City Why did he want to be close to NYC? 26 31 -304 4 " So the onus was really on me . I had to deal with it myself , " recalled Gray , now 21 and a rising junior at Drexel University . deal with it How did he deal with it? 12 15 -304 4 " So the onus was really on me . I had to deal with it myself , " recalled Gray , now 21 and a rising junior at Drexel University . Drexel University Where is Drexel University? 28 30 -305 1 NEW YORK - Romance can be tumultuous , and no one knows that better than the Statue of Liberty . Statue of Liberty why would they know this? 16 19 -305 1 NEW YORK - Romance can be tumultuous , and no one knows that better than the Statue of Liberty . no one knows that better How does the Statue of Liberty know this better than a human? 9 14 -305 2 Over and over , Lady Liberty has been separated from her adoring public , most recently by an uninvited guest named Sandy who stormed through , leaving heartbreak and ruin in her wake . separated from her adoring public , How does it get separated? 8 14 -305 2 Over and over , Lady Liberty has been separated from her adoring public , most recently by an uninvited guest named Sandy who stormed through , leaving heartbreak and ruin in her wake . Sandy What is Sandy? 21 22 -305 3 For eights months , the statue stood alone in New York Harbor , but the painful breakup was pushed aside Thursday as visitors returned to the Statue of Liberty for the first time since the superstorm shut her down on Oct . 29 , 2012 . eights months , did it return? 1 4 -305 3 For eights months , the statue stood alone in New York Harbor , but the painful breakup was pushed aside Thursday as visitors returned to the Statue of Liberty for the first time since the superstorm shut her down on Oct . 29 , 2012 . shut her down on Oct . 29 , 2012 Was the statue closed just to visitors, or to all? 36 45 -305 4 It was the third closure since the Sept . 11 , 2001 , terror attacks . third closure What were the other two for? 3 5 -305 4 It was the third closure since the Sept . 11 , 2001 , terror attacks . third closure When and why were there other closures? 3 5 -305 5 " I don ' t know about you , but I ' m getting a little bit tired of reopening and closing the Statue of Liberty , " David Luchsinger , the national monument ' s superintendent , said with a laugh as the sun beat down on Liberty ' s golden torch . sun beat down on was it evening? 44 48 -305 5 " I don ' t know about you , but I ' m getting a little bit tired of reopening and closing the Statue of Liberty , " David Luchsinger , the national monument ' s superintendent , said with a laugh as the sun beat down on Liberty ' s golden torch . little bit tired of reopening and closing Why does this cause Luchsinger grief? 15 22 -306 1 ALLENTOWN , Pa . - At the mention of Gettysburg , Jeff Stocker fidgets in his chair . fidgets Is he a history buff? 13 14 -306 1 ALLENTOWN , Pa . - At the mention of Gettysburg , Jeff Stocker fidgets in his chair . fidgets Why is Jeff fidgetting? 13 14 -306 1 ALLENTOWN , Pa . - At the mention of Gettysburg , Jeff Stocker fidgets in his chair . Gettysburg , Why does Gettysburg make Jeff Stocker fidget? 9 11 -306 1 ALLENTOWN , Pa . - At the mention of Gettysburg , Jeff Stocker fidgets in his chair . Gettysburg , Why was Gettysburg mentioned? 9 11 -306 2 Stocker , wearing a necktie adorned with the likeness of Abraham Lincoln , turns and tilts his head slightly toward the ceiling . Abraham Lincoln , Why is Jeff Stocker wearing an Abraham Lincoln tie? 10 13 -306 3 A smile emerges from his gray goatee . gray I wonder how old he is? 5 6 -306 3 A smile emerges from his gray goatee . smile What is making him smile? 1 2 -306 3 A smile emerges from his gray goatee . smile Why did Jeff Stocker smile? 1 2 -306 3 A smile emerges from his gray goatee . gray goatee How well groomed is his goatee? 5 7 -306 4 Gettysburg looks different , he says . Gettysburg looks different , Does he mean it looks visually different, or that the battle was different than other battles? 0 4 -306 4 Gettysburg looks different , he says . looks different , Why does Gettysburg look different? 1 4 -306 4 Gettysburg looks different , he says . different , How does Gettysburg look different? 2 4 -306 5 It smells different . " Oh my God , Gettysburg is ethereal , " Stocker says from behind the desk of his Allentown , Pa . , law office . ethereal Doesn't this have a positive connotation? 11 12 -306 5 It smells different . " Oh my God , Gettysburg is ethereal , " Stocker says from behind the desk of his Allentown , Pa . , law office . ethereal , " How does he see Gettysburg as ethereal? 11 14 -306 5 It smells different . " Oh my God , Gettysburg is ethereal , " Stocker says from behind the desk of his Allentown , Pa . , law office . smells different What happened to make Gettysburg smell different? 1 3 -306 5 It smells different . " Oh my God , Gettysburg is ethereal , " Stocker says from behind the desk of his Allentown , Pa . , law office . ethereal , " Why is Gettysburg ethereal? 11 14 -307 1 LOS ANGELES - The type of aircraft flown by Asiana Airlines that crash - landed at San Francisco International Airport on Saturday has long been regarded as one of the safest passenger jets ever developed . regarded as one of the safest passenger jets Who is the aircraft regarded as safest by? 25 33 -307 1 LOS ANGELES - The type of aircraft flown by Asiana Airlines that crash - landed at San Francisco International Airport on Saturday has long been regarded as one of the safest passenger jets ever developed . regarded as one of the safest passenger jets What made the jet one of the safest? 25 33 -307 1 LOS ANGELES - The type of aircraft flown by Asiana Airlines that crash - landed at San Francisco International Airport on Saturday has long been regarded as one of the safest passenger jets ever developed . Asiana where is the company basked out of 9 10 -307 1 LOS ANGELES - The type of aircraft flown by Asiana Airlines that crash - landed at San Francisco International Airport on Saturday has long been regarded as one of the safest passenger jets ever developed . Asiana Airlines Where does Asiana Airlines fly? 9 11 -307 1 LOS ANGELES - The type of aircraft flown by Asiana Airlines that crash - landed at San Francisco International Airport on Saturday has long been regarded as one of the safest passenger jets ever developed . crash - landed What was wrong with the aircraft? 12 15 -307 2 Since Boeing rolled out its first 777 to a huge crowd at its manufacturing facility in Everett , Wash . , in 1994 , more than 1 , 100 have been built and only one had been in a major accident , with no fatalities . accident , what type of accident occured that resutled in no fatalities. 40 42 -307 2 Since Boeing rolled out its first 777 to a huge crowd at its manufacturing facility in Everett , Wash . , in 1994 , more than 1 , 100 have been built and only one had been in a major accident , with no fatalities . one When did this major accident happen? 34 35 -307 3 On Saturday , Asiana Flight 214 from Seoul , South Korea , crashed after touching down on Runway 28 , killing at least two passengers and injuring dozens of others . crashed after touching down on Runway What caused Flight 214 to crash? 12 18 -307 3 On Saturday , Asiana Flight 214 from Seoul , South Korea , crashed after touching down on Runway 28 , killing at least two passengers and injuring dozens of others . down why did it crash after touching down 15 16 -307 3 On Saturday , Asiana Flight 214 from Seoul , South Korea , crashed after touching down on Runway 28 , killing at least two passengers and injuring dozens of others . crashed What caused the crash? 12 13 -307 3 On Saturday , Asiana Flight 214 from Seoul , South Korea , crashed after touching down on Runway 28 , killing at least two passengers and injuring dozens of others . crashed Was the flight crew aware that something was wrong with the aircraft before landing? 12 13 -307 4 The plane maker issued a statement Saturday afternoon , saying it " extends its concern for the safety " of those aboard the downed aircraft . downed aircraft How did the aircraft go down? 23 25 -307 4 The plane maker issued a statement Saturday afternoon , saying it " extends its concern for the safety " of those aboard the downed aircraft . downed what caused the plane to crash 23 24 -307 4 The plane maker issued a statement Saturday afternoon , saying it " extends its concern for the safety " of those aboard the downed aircraft . statement If two people died, why weren't condolences offered? 5 6 -307 4 The plane maker issued a statement Saturday afternoon , saying it " extends its concern for the safety " of those aboard the downed aircraft . aboard How many passengers were on the aircraft? 21 22 -307 5 " Boeing is preparing to provide technical assistance to the National Transportation Safety Board as it investigates the accident , " the statement said . preparing to provide technical assistance How will technical assistance be provided? 3 8 -307 5 " Boeing is preparing to provide technical assistance to the National Transportation Safety Board as it investigates the accident , " the statement said . technical what speed, whether conditions, ice etc would paint a better picture. 6 7 -307 5 " Boeing is preparing to provide technical assistance to the National Transportation Safety Board as it investigates the accident , " the statement said . technical What does Boeing mean by technical assistance? 6 7 -308 1 CAIRO - A night of largely peaceful protests ended early Monday in a bloody clash between Muslim Brotherhood supporters and Egyptian soldiers , according to the Brotherhood and Egyptian media . ended early Monday in a bloody clash how did the clash start and how started it? 8 15 -308 1 CAIRO - A night of largely peaceful protests ended early Monday in a bloody clash between Muslim Brotherhood supporters and Egyptian soldiers , according to the Brotherhood and Egyptian media . according to the Brotherhood and Egyptian media are these reliable sources? 23 30 -308 1 CAIRO - A night of largely peaceful protests ended early Monday in a bloody clash between Muslim Brotherhood supporters and Egyptian soldiers , according to the Brotherhood and Egyptian media . largely peaceful protests What were the protests about? 5 8 -308 2 Muslim Brotherhood officials , who are supporting ousted Islamist President Mohamed Morsi , said security forces raided their encampment outside the Republican Guard compound with tear gas and gunfire about 4 a . m . Muslim Brotherhood officials who are these officials exactly? 0 3 -308 2 Muslim Brotherhood officials , who are supporting ousted Islamist President Mohamed Morsi , said security forces raided their encampment outside the Republican Guard compound with tear gas and gunfire about 4 a . m . security forces raided their encampment what was the reason security forces raided encampment? 14 19 -308 3 Supporters of Morsi have camped there for days demanding the release of the former leader , who has been under arrest since a military coup last week . former leader , which former leader? 13 16 -308 3 Supporters of Morsi have camped there for days demanding the release of the former leader , who has been under arrest since a military coup last week . Supporters does he have a lot of supporters? 0 1 -308 3 Supporters of Morsi have camped there for days demanding the release of the former leader , who has been under arrest since a military coup last week . Supporters of Morsi have camped why were they camping at that spot? 0 5 -308 3 Supporters of Morsi have camped there for days demanding the release of the former leader , who has been under arrest since a military coup last week . demanding the release of the former leader , in exchange for what? 8 16 -308 3 Supporters of Morsi have camped there for days demanding the release of the former leader , who has been under arrest since a military coup last week . since a military coup last week what were the specifics of the military coup? 21 27 -308 3 Supporters of Morsi have camped there for days demanding the release of the former leader , who has been under arrest since a military coup last week . under arrest Why was he arrested? 19 21 -308 4 Casualty figures were not immediately available , but Muslim Brotherhood officials said many people were killed and hundreds wounded . Casualty figures were not immediately available , why were they not available? 0 7 -308 4 Casualty figures were not immediately available , but Muslim Brotherhood officials said many people were killed and hundreds wounded . officials said many people were killed how reliable are these sources? 10 16 -308 4 Casualty figures were not immediately available , but Muslim Brotherhood officials said many people were killed and hundreds wounded . Muslim Brotherhood officials Which Muslim Brotherhood officials? 8 11 -308 5 They called upon their supporters to donate blood and rush to the Nasr district of Cairo to assist the victims . Nasr district is that a popular district? 12 14 -309 1 QINGDAO , China - As far as Li Lejun is concerned , there ' s one easy way to make a July beach vacation even better than expected : Add seaweed . seaweed How does seaweed make a beach vacation better? 30 31 -309 1 QINGDAO , China - As far as Li Lejun is concerned , there ' s one easy way to make a July beach vacation even better than expected : Add seaweed . Add seaweed How can seaweed make a vacation better? 29 31 -309 1 QINGDAO , China - As far as Li Lejun is concerned , there ' s one easy way to make a July beach vacation even better than expected : Add seaweed . Add seaweed add to what? 29 31 -309 2 Hundreds upon hundreds of tons of it . tons Why so many tons of seaweed? 4 5 -309 2 Hundreds upon hundreds of tons of it . Hundreds upon hundreds Hundreds of what? 0 3 -309 2 Hundreds upon hundreds of tons of it . Hundreds upon hundreds of tons why so much? 0 5 -309 3 Buried up to his thighs in sand , his back covered in what looked like strands of chartreuse cotton candy , the 7 - year - old Beijing boy was having the time of his life Sunday at No . strands What were the strands on the boy? 15 16 -309 3 Buried up to his thighs in sand , his back covered in what looked like strands of chartreuse cotton candy , the 7 - year - old Beijing boy was having the time of his life Sunday at No . chartreuse cotton candy , Does seaweed look like cotton candy? 17 21 -309 4 1 Bathing Beach in this city 350 miles north of Shanghai . 1 Bathing Beach What is the one bathing beach? 0 3 -309 4 1 Bathing Beach in this city 350 miles north of Shanghai . north which city? 8 9 -309 5 Ten paces to his right , men in swim briefs were using pitchforks to fling mounds of algae into a yellow front - end loader . fling mounds of algae Why were the men flinging mounds of algae into a front-end loader? 14 18 -309 5 Ten paces to his right , men in swim briefs were using pitchforks to fling mounds of algae into a yellow front - end loader . men in swim briefs Why are men working on the beach wearing swim briefs? 6 10 -310 1 The U . S . Navy conducted a historic flight test Wednesday off the coast of Virginia when an experimental bat - winged drone made an arrested landing aboard an aircraft carrier for the first time . arrested What is an \"arrested landing\" mean? 26 27 -310 1 The U . S . Navy conducted a historic flight test Wednesday off the coast of Virginia when an experimental bat - winged drone made an arrested landing aboard an aircraft carrier for the first time . bat - winged drone What is a bat-winged drone used for? 20 24 -310 1 The U . S . Navy conducted a historic flight test Wednesday off the coast of Virginia when an experimental bat - winged drone made an arrested landing aboard an aircraft carrier for the first time . arrested landing Why was the landing arrested? 26 28 -310 1 The U . S . Navy conducted a historic flight test Wednesday off the coast of Virginia when an experimental bat - winged drone made an arrested landing aboard an aircraft carrier for the first time . bat - winged they have those? 20 23 -310 2 The flight of the drone , dubbed X - 47B " Salty Dog 502 , " could redefine naval aviation . redefine How could the flight of \"Salty Dog 502\" redefine naval aviation? 17 18 -310 2 The flight of the drone , dubbed X - 47B " Salty Dog 502 , " could redefine naval aviation . redefine naval aviation In what way? 17 20 -310 2 The flight of the drone , dubbed X - 47B " Salty Dog 502 , " could redefine naval aviation . " Salty Dog Why is it called Salty Dog? 10 13 -310 2 The flight of the drone , dubbed X - 47B " Salty Dog 502 , " could redefine naval aviation . " Salty Dog why is it called that? 10 13 -310 3 Landing on an aircraft carrier as it plies the ocean and pitches with the waves is considered an extremely difficult feat for even the most seasoned pilot . extremely Why is it so difficult to land? 18 19 -310 3 Landing on an aircraft carrier as it plies the ocean and pitches with the waves is considered an extremely difficult feat for even the most seasoned pilot . difficult feat Is it also difficult for the drone? 19 21 -310 4 The X - 47B was controlled almost entirely by computer . almost How else was X-47B controlled? 6 7 -310 4 The X - 47B was controlled almost entirely by computer . controlled almost entirely by computer From how far away can it be controlled? 5 10 -310 4 The X - 47B was controlled almost entirely by computer . X - 47B is it the newest model? 1 4 -310 5 " By evolving and integrating new technology like the X - 47B and the unmanned aircraft to follow , carriers will remain relevant throughout their 50 - year lifespan , " Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus said in a statement . 50 - year Why are carriers lifespan only 50 years? 25 28 -310 5 " By evolving and integrating new technology like the X - 47B and the unmanned aircraft to follow , carriers will remain relevant throughout their 50 - year lifespan , " Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus said in a statement . will remain relevant Does that mean man aircraft will no longer be using them? 20 23 -311 1 WASHINGTON - It was a White House gala with the razzle - dazzle of a real state dinner . It was a White House gala What was a White House Gala? 2 8 -311 2 Amid the soothing strains of a harp , guests promenaded into the Executive Mansion , pausing before a clutch of media before making their way to a receiving line and into the East Room , where waiters in tuxedos regaled them with an eight - course meal served on gold - rimmed china . guests Who are these guests? 8 9 -311 2 Amid the soothing strains of a harp , guests promenaded into the Executive Mansion , pausing before a clutch of media before making their way to a receiving line and into the East Room , where waiters in tuxedos regaled them with an eight - course meal served on gold - rimmed china . an eight - course meal served why so many courses? 42 48 -311 3 But unlike at other White House feasts , the guests were encouraged to eat with their fingers . eat with their fingers why were the guests eating with their fingers? 13 17 -311 3 But unlike at other White House feasts , the guests were encouraged to eat with their fingers . eat with their fingers Why were they eating with their fingers? 13 17 -311 3 But unlike at other White House feasts , the guests were encouraged to eat with their fingers . eat Why with their fingers? 13 14 -311 3 But unlike at other White House feasts , the guests were encouraged to eat with their fingers . their fingers why no silverware? 15 17 -311 4 First lady Michelle Obama ' s second annual Kids ' State Dinner on Tuesday honored the young winners of a healthy - eating recipe contest that drew more than 1 , 300 entries . entries what was served? 32 33 -311 5 Just like last year , President Barack Obama somehow was snubbed ( " Usually at a state dinner , I get invited , " he told the kids ) , but made a surprise appearance anyway . somehow was snubbed Why was he snubbed? 8 11 -311 5 Just like last year , President Barack Obama somehow was snubbed ( " Usually at a state dinner , I get invited , " he told the kids ) , but made a surprise appearance anyway . was snubbed why was he snubbed? 9 11 -312 1 BEIJING - Life expectancy is 5 . 5 years lower in northern China than in the south almost exclusively because of heavy air pollution , a new study examining 20 years of data has determined . a new study Who performed this study? 25 28 -312 1 BEIJING - Life expectancy is 5 . 5 years lower in northern China than in the south almost exclusively because of heavy air pollution , a new study examining 20 years of data has determined . pollution , What caused all of this pollution? 23 25 -312 1 BEIJING - Life expectancy is 5 . 5 years lower in northern China than in the south almost exclusively because of heavy air pollution , a new study examining 20 years of data has determined . because of heavy air pollution , Why is the air pollution so heavy in the south of China? 19 25 -312 1 BEIJING - Life expectancy is 5 . 5 years lower in northern China than in the south almost exclusively because of heavy air pollution , a new study examining 20 years of data has determined . a new study Who was the study conducted by? 25 28 -312 2 The research , published Monday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences by four economists in China , the U . S . and Israel , examined air - quality readings collected in 90 Chinese cities from 1981 to 2000 and compared those with mortality data collected at 145 locations across the country from 1991 to 2000 . locations Which 145 locations experienced the mortality? And how did the results compare with the air quality findings? 51 52 -312 2 The research , published Monday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences by four economists in China , the U . S . and Israel , examined air - quality readings collected in 90 Chinese cities from 1981 to 2000 and compared those with mortality data collected at 145 locations across the country from 1991 to 2000 . examined air - quality What were the findings of the air quality measures? 28 32 -312 2 The research , published Monday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences by four economists in China , the U . S . and Israel , examined air - quality readings collected in 90 Chinese cities from 1981 to 2000 and compared those with mortality data collected at 145 locations across the country from 1991 to 2000 . air - quality readings how is it measured? 29 33 -312 3 Other studies have established strong correlations between air pollution and poor health and attempted to quantify the loss of life in China due to air pollution . Other studies What did these other studies find? 0 2 -312 3 Other studies have established strong correlations between air pollution and poor health and attempted to quantify the loss of life in China due to air pollution . quantify the loss of life Is it possible to quantify loss of life due to air pollution? 15 20 -312 3 Other studies have established strong correlations between air pollution and poor health and attempted to quantify the loss of life in China due to air pollution . attempted to quantify the loss of life in How can loss of life in China be quantified? 13 21 -312 3 Other studies have established strong correlations between air pollution and poor health and attempted to quantify the loss of life in China due to air pollution . attempted to quantify did the attempt work? 13 16 -312 4 But the specificity of the study published Monday may provide a jolt to policymakers and the public as debate intensifies over how much China has sacrificed to achieve rapid economic growth . how much What have they sacrificed? 21 23 -312 4 But the specificity of the study published Monday may provide a jolt to policymakers and the public as debate intensifies over how much China has sacrificed to achieve rapid economic growth . specificity of the study What were the results? 2 6 -312 4 But the specificity of the study published Monday may provide a jolt to policymakers and the public as debate intensifies over how much China has sacrificed to achieve rapid economic growth . Monday which monday? 7 8 -312 5 The researchers found that a seemingly arbitrary Mao - era economic policy on coal - fired boilers for winter heating created dramatic differences in air quality within China . economic policy on coal - fired boilers What was this policy? 10 17 -312 5 The researchers found that a seemingly arbitrary Mao - era economic policy on coal - fired boilers for winter heating created dramatic differences in air quality within China . Mao - era economic policy What is a Mao-era economic policy? 7 12 -312 5 The researchers found that a seemingly arbitrary Mao - era economic policy on coal - fired boilers for winter heating created dramatic differences in air quality within China . seemingly arbitrary Mao - era economic policy How is the economic policy arbitrary? 5 12 -312 5 The researchers found that a seemingly arbitrary Mao - era economic policy on coal - fired boilers for winter heating created dramatic differences in air quality within China . dramatic differences in air is the north worse? 21 25 -313 1 LONDON - If money talks , then in Britain it has a decidedly baritone voice . baritone voice Why does Britain have a decidedly baritone voice concerning money? 13 15 -313 1 LONDON - If money talks , then in Britain it has a decidedly baritone voice . baritone is baritone loud? 13 14 -313 1 LONDON - If money talks , then in Britain it has a decidedly baritone voice . baritone What is a baritone voice? 13 14 -313 1 LONDON - If money talks , then in Britain it has a decidedly baritone voice . baritone What does baritone mean? 13 14 -313 2 And that , many say , is a scandal . Three months ago , the Bank of England announced that Winston Churchill had been chosen as the new face of the 5 - pound note , in recognition of " a truly great British leader , orator and writer . And that , many say , is a scandal Why is it a scandal? 0 9 -313 2 And that , many say , is a scandal . Three months ago , the Bank of England announced that Winston Churchill had been chosen as the new face of the 5 - pound note , in recognition of " a truly great British leader , orator and writer . And that , many say , Who are the many that say it is a scandal? 0 6 -313 2 And that , many say , is a scandal . Three months ago , the Bank of England announced that Winston Churchill had been chosen as the new face of the 5 - pound note , in recognition of " a truly great British leader , orator and writer . Three months ago , In what year did this take place? 10 14 -313 2 And that , many say , is a scandal . Three months ago , the Bank of England announced that Winston Churchill had been chosen as the new face of the 5 - pound note , in recognition of " a truly great British leader , orator and writer . orator What does orator mean? 46 47 -313 3 a hero of the entire free world " . Starting in 2016 , Churchill ' s jowly mug will peer out pugnaciously from the back of what is probably Britain ' s most widely used bill , worth about $ 7 . 50 . pugnaciously what is this word? 21 22 -313 3 a hero of the entire free world " . Starting in 2016 , Churchill ' s jowly mug will peer out pugnaciously from the back of what is probably Britain ' s most widely used bill , worth about $ 7 . 50 . pugnaciously What does pugnaciously mean? 21 22 -313 4 But the decision has riled thousands of women here ( and not a few men ) . riled thousands of women Why has it riled thousands of women? 4 8 -313 4 But the decision has riled thousands of women here ( and not a few men ) . women Why are women upset? 7 8 -313 5 No disrespect to the cigar - chomping , wartime prime minister , they say . cigar - chomping , he eats cigars? 4 8 -314 1 LOS ANGELES - The Tyrannosaurus rex of " Jurassic Park " fame chases any prey that moves , then devours it with a bone - crushing gnash of its enormous jaws and serrated teeth . " Jurassic Park " fame Why do they quote Jurassic Park here? The Tyrannosaurus rex didn't become popular due to that move alone. 7 12 -314 2 But paleontologists don ' t necessarily back Steven Spielberg ' s portrayal of T . rex , with some saying it may have simply scavenged the remains of dead animals it happened to find . may have Where did the paleontologists get this information? 21 23 -314 2 But paleontologists don ' t necessarily back Steven Spielberg ' s portrayal of T . rex , with some saying it may have simply scavenged the remains of dead animals it happened to find . don ' t necessarily back Steven Spielberg ' s Was Steven Spielberg a paleontologist? What makes him to believe that the T. rex acted the way it did in the movie? 2 11 -314 2 But paleontologists don ' t necessarily back Steven Spielberg ' s portrayal of T . rex , with some saying it may have simply scavenged the remains of dead animals it happened to find . paleontologists Which paleontologists? 1 2 -314 3 Now scientists have unearthed what they say is the first direct evidence that the dinosaur king hunted its prey , further supporting its reign at the top of the Cretaceous food chain . further Why is this \"further\" supporting its reign? 20 21 -314 3 Now scientists have unearthed what they say is the first direct evidence that the dinosaur king hunted its prey , further supporting its reign at the top of the Cretaceous food chain . Cretaceous food chain What does the Cretaceous food chain look like? 29 32 -314 3 Now scientists have unearthed what they say is the first direct evidence that the dinosaur king hunted its prey , further supporting its reign at the top of the Cretaceous food chain . direct evidence What's the evidence that they found? 10 12 -314 3 Now scientists have unearthed what they say is the first direct evidence that the dinosaur king hunted its prey , further supporting its reign at the top of the Cretaceous food chain . Now scientists have unearthed Which scientists? 0 4 -314 4 The team excavated the 1 . 5 - inch crown of a T . rex tooth lodged between the fused vertebrae of a hadrosaur , a plant - eating duck - billed dinosaur . crown What is the crown of a T. rex tooth? 9 10 -314 4 The team excavated the 1 . 5 - inch crown of a T . rex tooth lodged between the fused vertebrae of a hadrosaur , a plant - eating duck - billed dinosaur . excavated Where was the location of where they found this? 2 3 -315 1 HACKENSACK , N . J . - Though they have " rat " in their name , the Allegheny woodrats are nothing like the common rats that skitter across subway rails and leap out of urban dumpsters . are nothing like the common rats Why are they unlike? 20 26 -315 1 HACKENSACK , N . J . - Though they have " rat " in their name , the Allegheny woodrats are nothing like the common rats that skitter across subway rails and leap out of urban dumpsters . the Allegheny woodrats What is an Allegheny woodrat? 17 20 -315 1 HACKENSACK , N . J . - Though they have " rat " in their name , the Allegheny woodrats are nothing like the common rats that skitter across subway rails and leap out of urban dumpsters . Allegheny woodrats why are they different? 18 20 -315 1 HACKENSACK , N . J . - Though they have " rat " in their name , the Allegheny woodrats are nothing like the common rats that skitter across subway rails and leap out of urban dumpsters . " rat " Why is the word \"rat\" in the Allegheny woodrat's name if it isnt like the common rat? 10 13 -315 2 Instead , these native New Jerseyans prefer the quiet life outside of cities and look more like jolly , oversized field mice . jolly , oversized field mice How much do they weigh? 17 22 -315 2 Instead , these native New Jerseyans prefer the quiet life outside of cities and look more like jolly , oversized field mice . New Jerseyans are they leaving new jersey? 4 6 -315 2 Instead , these native New Jerseyans prefer the quiet life outside of cities and look more like jolly , oversized field mice . jolly , How can a human tell that a rat looks jolly? 17 19 -315 3 But times are tough for woodrats . Once common from New England to Alabama , the woodrat has disappeared from Massachusetts , Connecticut and New York , has significantly declined in Pennsylvania , and is nearly gone from Ohio and Indiana . But times are tough for woodrats What does their diet consist of? 0 6 -315 3 But times are tough for woodrats . Once common from New England to Alabama , the woodrat has disappeared from Massachusetts , Connecticut and New York , has significantly declined in Pennsylvania , and is nearly gone from Ohio and Indiana . common from New England to Alabama , Why isn't the woodrat common from New England to Alabama anymore? 8 15 -315 4 In New Jersey , the only remaining woodrat colony lives in suburban isolation at the foot of the Palisades in Bergen County . Bergen where is bergen? 20 21 -315 4 In New Jersey , the only remaining woodrat colony lives in suburban isolation at the foot of the Palisades in Bergen County . suburban Why did the woodrat move to the suburban location they are currently in? 11 12 -315 5 The colony has been so cut off from other woodrat populations that their inbreeding has affected the gene pool , making them less able to fight off disease . cut off Why are they cut off? 5 7 -315 5 The colony has been so cut off from other woodrat populations that their inbreeding has affected the gene pool , making them less able to fight off disease . has affected the gene pool , How has the human population effected its natural habitats? 14 20 -315 5 The colony has been so cut off from other woodrat populations that their inbreeding has affected the gene pool , making them less able to fight off disease . inbreeding why are they inbreeding? 13 14 -316 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - U . S . Attorney General Eric Holder , the nation ' s first black to hold that post , urged NAACP members convening in Orlando on Tuesday to help overturn stand - your - ground laws that " senselessly expand the concept of self - defense " . Orlando do they always convene there? 30 31 -316 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - U . S . Attorney General Eric Holder , the nation ' s first black to hold that post , urged NAACP members convening in Orlando on Tuesday to help overturn stand - your - ground laws that " senselessly expand the concept of self - defense " . " senselessly expand the concept of self - defense " What do these laws do to expand the concept of self-defense? 43 53 -316 2 The law was expected to be at the center of the second - degree - murder trial of George Zimmerman in the shooting death of Trayvon Martin , but it was not raised at trial . law Which law? 1 2 -316 2 The law was expected to be at the center of the second - degree - murder trial of George Zimmerman in the shooting death of Trayvon Martin , but it was not raised at trial . not raised at trial Why wan't the stand-your-ground law raised at George Zimmerman's trial? 31 35 -316 3 The issue did surface when Zimmerman was arrested . arrested how was he caught? 7 8 -316 3 The issue did surface when Zimmerman was arrested . issue What issue? 1 2 -316 4 Rather than prevent violence , Holder said , such laws can encourage it . encourage What kinds of laws encourage violence and how? 11 12 -316 4 Rather than prevent violence , Holder said , such laws can encourage it . encourage What do these laws do to encourage violence? 11 12 -316 4 Rather than prevent violence , Holder said , such laws can encourage it . encourage How does the stand-your-ground law encourage violence? 11 12 -316 5 " We must stand our ground , " Holder said to thunderous applause , " to ensure our laws reduce violence " . applause , were any not applauding? 12 14 -317 1 PRETORIA , South Africa - The singing washed like waves over the crowd gathered Thursday , Mandela Day , to celebrate Nelson Mandela ' s 95th birthday outside the Pretoria hospital where he is being treated . where he is being treated What's wrong with Nelson Mandela's health? 31 36 -317 1 PRETORIA , South Africa - The singing washed like waves over the crowd gathered Thursday , Mandela Day , to celebrate Nelson Mandela ' s 95th birthday outside the Pretoria hospital where he is being treated . he is being treated What is he being treated for? 32 36 -317 2 Wave after musical wave rang out , as choirs , political groups , schoolchildren and onlookers arrived one after another , dancing , gyrating and laughing , each with their own loud musical tribute to the man they see as the one who brought them freedom . freedom How and why do the people see Mandela as a bringer of freedom? 45 46 -317 2 Wave after musical wave rang out , as choirs , political groups , schoolchildren and onlookers arrived one after another , dancing , gyrating and laughing , each with their own loud musical tribute to the man they see as the one who brought them freedom . wave rang out , for how long? 3 7 -317 3 And it wouldn ' t have been South Africa without the deafening vuvuzelas , blown at full blast , to wish Mandela back home . vuvuzelas , what is a vuvuzelas? 12 14 -317 3 And it wouldn ' t have been South Africa without the deafening vuvuzelas , blown at full blast , to wish Mandela back home . it wouldn ' t have been South Africa Why is South Africa associated with noisy vuvuzelas? 1 9 -317 3 And it wouldn ' t have been South Africa without the deafening vuvuzelas , blown at full blast , to wish Mandela back home . vuvuzelas , What are vuvuzelas? 12 14 -317 3 And it wouldn ' t have been South Africa without the deafening vuvuzelas , blown at full blast , to wish Mandela back home . vuvuzelas , are those instruments? 12 14 -317 4 Crowds thronged the wall of tribute outside the hospital , which sprang up spontaneously soon after Mandela was admitted with a lung infection on June 8 . spontaneously How did people get and spread the idea to do these tributes? 13 14 -317 4 Crowds thronged the wall of tribute outside the hospital , which sprang up spontaneously soon after Mandela was admitted with a lung infection on June 8 . admitted with a lung infection What cause his lung infection? 18 23 -317 5 Since then , the heaps of flowers , artwork , posters and written tributes have spread along the wall and spilled down a nearby hill . Since then , how long ago was it? 0 3 -318 1 PHNOM PENH , Cambodia - Sitting in a dingy bar down a small back alley in the Cambodian capital , Ros Choun struggled to explain how he ended up here . struggled to explain how he ended up here . Why is Mr. Choun struggling to explain how he ended up in Cambodia? 22 31 -318 1 PHNOM PENH , Cambodia - Sitting in a dingy bar down a small back alley in the Cambodian capital , Ros Choun struggled to explain how he ended up here . Ros Choun Who is Ros? 20 22 -318 1 PHNOM PENH , Cambodia - Sitting in a dingy bar down a small back alley in the Cambodian capital , Ros Choun struggled to explain how he ended up here . he ended up here . Why was he there? 26 31 -318 2 " They took my whole life , and there is nothing I can do about it , " he said . " They took my whole life , Why did they take his whole life? 0 7 -318 2 " They took my whole life , and there is nothing I can do about it , " he said . " They Who took his whole life? 0 2 -318 2 " They took my whole life , and there is nothing I can do about it , " he said . " They took my whole life , Why did they take his life? 0 7 -318 3 Despite the location and his Cambodian appearance , Choun had spent almost his entire life in the United States . his entire life in the United States . How long did Choun live in the US? 12 20 -318 3 Despite the location and his Cambodian appearance , Choun had spent almost his entire life in the United States . States How long has he been in Cambodia? 18 19 -318 3 Despite the location and his Cambodian appearance , Choun had spent almost his entire life in the United States . location Why was he in Cambodia? 2 3 -318 5 His family , he recounts , sought refuge in America in the early 1980s after fleeing the genocide and devastation of the Khmer Rouge period , which left Cambodia in ruins and almost 2 million people dead . fleeing the genocide Why was genocide going on in Cambodia? 15 18 -318 5 His family , he recounts , sought refuge in America in the early 1980s after fleeing the genocide and devastation of the Khmer Rouge period , which left Cambodia in ruins and almost 2 million people dead . Khmer Rouge period , What was the Khmer Rouge period? 22 26 -319 1 BOGOTA , Colombia - Wedged behind an exhaust - belching bus and ahead of a honking car , Luis Enrique Neira urges his scrawny horse Pagatodo through a busy intersection . Luis Enrique Neira Who is this person? 18 21 -319 1 BOGOTA , Colombia - Wedged behind an exhaust - belching bus and ahead of a honking car , Luis Enrique Neira urges his scrawny horse Pagatodo through a busy intersection . Luis Why did Luis urge his horse through a busy intersection? 18 19 -319 1 BOGOTA , Colombia - Wedged behind an exhaust - belching bus and ahead of a honking car , Luis Enrique Neira urges his scrawny horse Pagatodo through a busy intersection . Pagatodo how old is he? 25 26 -319 2 Neira has been a horse - cart driver , or a zorrero , since he was 12 years old , eking out a living hauling loads and sometimes recycling scrap metal and cardboard . since he was 12 years old , What led him to be working at 12 years old? 13 20 -319 2 Neira has been a horse - cart driver , or a zorrero , since he was 12 years old , eking out a living hauling loads and sometimes recycling scrap metal and cardboard . zorrero , how many are there? 11 13 -319 3 Authorities say there are more than 2 , 290 zorreros in this bustling capital of 7 . 3 million , but the horsemen ' s days are numbered . horsemen ' s days are numbered What industry is taking over their careers? Is it the automotive industry? 22 28 -319 3 Authorities say there are more than 2 , 290 zorreros in this bustling capital of 7 . 3 million , but the horsemen ' s days are numbered . horsemen ' s How are the horsemen days numbered? 22 25 -319 4 Bogota is requiring them to trade in their horse and carts for small four - wheel vehicles . trade in their horse and carts Do these workers also get compensation for this trade? Would they be given a stipend for gas as well? 5 11 -319 4 Bogota is requiring them to trade in their horse and carts for small four - wheel vehicles . trade Why are the horsemen trading in their horse and cart? 5 6 -319 4 Bogota is requiring them to trade in their horse and carts for small four - wheel vehicles . requiring them why are they requiring? 2 4 -319 5 By the year ' s end , it will be illegal for horses to plod the streets . illegal for horses to plod the streets Is this for health reasons? 10 17 -319 5 By the year ' s end , it will be illegal for horses to plod the streets . illegal Why will it be illegal for horses to plod the streets/ 10 11 -320 1 WASHINGTON - Sen . Lindsey Graham , R - S . C . , touched a nerve in athletes and Olympic officials alike Wednesday by floating the possibility of boycotting the 2014 Winter Olympic Games in Sochi , Russia . touched a nerve What does this phrase mean? What evidence has been shown to support it? 14 17 -320 1 WASHINGTON - Sen . Lindsey Graham , R - S . C . , touched a nerve in athletes and Olympic officials alike Wednesday by floating the possibility of boycotting the 2014 Winter Olympic Games in Sochi , Russia . boycotting the 2014 Winter Olympic Games Why is the Senator considering boycotting the Winter Olympics? 29 35 -320 1 WASHINGTON - Sen . Lindsey Graham , R - S . C . , touched a nerve in athletes and Olympic officials alike Wednesday by floating the possibility of boycotting the 2014 Winter Olympic Games in Sochi , Russia . boycotting Why is he suggesting boycotting the Olympic Games? 29 30 -320 2 " I love the Olympics , but I hate what the Russian government is doing throughout the world , " Graham told NBC News . doing throughout they cheated at the olympics? 14 16 -320 2 " I love the Olympics , but I hate what the Russian government is doing throughout the world , " Graham told NBC News . doing throughout the world , " What is the Russian government doing? 14 20 -320 4 Bishop emphasized that Graham wasn ' t specifically calling for a boycott but wanted to raise the idea . wanted to raise the idea What is meant by \"raise the idea\", and how is the person's intention known? 13 18 -320 4 Bishop emphasized that Graham wasn ' t specifically calling for a boycott but wanted to raise the idea . wanted to raise the what is the difference between the two? 13 17 -320 5 Bishop didn ' t respond to a request for an interview with Graham . a request Who's request? 6 8 -320 5 Bishop didn ' t respond to a request for an interview with Graham . didn ' t respond did he deny? 1 5 -320 5 Bishop didn ' t respond to a request for an interview with Graham . request for an interview Who requested an interview? 7 11 -321 1 ENGLEWOOD , N . J . - Gerald Marion has spent his career fighting fires , not racial injustice . career How long was he a fire fighter? 12 13 -321 1 ENGLEWOOD , N . J . - Gerald Marion has spent his career fighting fires , not racial injustice . not racial injustice . Why does he need to fight racial injustice? 16 20 -321 1 ENGLEWOOD , N . J . - Gerald Marion has spent his career fighting fires , not racial injustice . not racial injustice How is Gerald Marion fighting racial injustice now? 16 19 -321 3 But Marion reached a breaking point on Saturday , when a Florida jury acquitted George Zimmerman in the fatal shooting of Trayvon Martin , an unarmed black teenager , during a confrontation in a gated community . breaking point How did he get involved with the political fray? 4 6 -321 3 But Marion reached a breaking point on Saturday , when a Florida jury acquitted George Zimmerman in the fatal shooting of Trayvon Martin , an unarmed black teenager , during a confrontation in a gated community . Marion reached a breaking point What breaking point did he reach? 1 6 -321 3 But Marion reached a breaking point on Saturday , when a Florida jury acquitted George Zimmerman in the fatal shooting of Trayvon Martin , an unarmed black teenager , during a confrontation in a gated community . reached a breaking point What did Marion do in relation to the George Zimmerman decision? 2 6 -321 3 But Marion reached a breaking point on Saturday , when a Florida jury acquitted George Zimmerman in the fatal shooting of Trayvon Martin , an unarmed black teenager , during a confrontation in a gated community . Saturday , Was Marion working in a professional capacity when he acted out regarding the jury's decision? 7 9 -321 4 The chief entered the racially charged controversy surrounding the verdict this week , when he asked the City Council to boycott businesses in Florida and other states with stand - your - ground laws , which eliminate the legal requirement to retreat before people can defend themselves - with deadly force if necessary - if they believe someone is trying to kill or seriously harm them . boycott What kind of buisness does would the City Council of Englewood, NJ have in Florida? 20 21 -321 4 The chief entered the racially charged controversy surrounding the verdict this week , when he asked the City Council to boycott businesses in Florida and other states with stand - your - ground laws , which eliminate the legal requirement to retreat before people can defend themselves - with deadly force if necessary - if they believe someone is trying to kill or seriously harm them . other states What other states have stand-your-ground laws? 25 27 -321 4 The chief entered the racially charged controversy surrounding the verdict this week , when he asked the City Council to boycott businesses in Florida and other states with stand - your - ground laws , which eliminate the legal requirement to retreat before people can defend themselves - with deadly force if necessary - if they believe someone is trying to kill or seriously harm them . boycott businesses in Florida How much business does Englewood, NJ do with businesses in the state of Florida? Is the boycott a realistic request of the Council? 20 24 -321 5 " I ' ve never been an activist , " the 46 - year - old said . activist , " Does Marion now view himself as a racial activist now in light of his request of the City Council? 7 10 -322 1 The overheated debate between the federal government and animal advocates over the removal of wild mustangs from the Western range ticked a few degrees higher after the Bureau of Land Management announced plans to take fewer horses from the land this summer . overheated Why is the debate overheated? 1 2 -322 1 The overheated debate between the federal government and animal advocates over the removal of wild mustangs from the Western range ticked a few degrees higher after the Bureau of Land Management announced plans to take fewer horses from the land this summer . animal advocates Who are the animal advocates? 8 10 -322 1 The overheated debate between the federal government and animal advocates over the removal of wild mustangs from the Western range ticked a few degrees higher after the Bureau of Land Management announced plans to take fewer horses from the land this summer . ticked a few degrees higher Why would the debate get hotter if the government agreed to take fewer horses from the land? 20 25 -322 2 Even though its holding capacity for captured wild horses has nearly reached its limit at 50 , 000 animals nationwide , the agency said last week that it would remove 1 , 300 horses in the coming months , many of which might otherwise die from lack of food and water . its Who or what is its? 2 3 -322 2 Even though its holding capacity for captured wild horses has nearly reached its limit at 50 , 000 animals nationwide , the agency said last week that it would remove 1 , 300 horses in the coming months , many of which might otherwise die from lack of food and water . Even though its holding capacity How are they going to manage that? 0 5 -322 2 Even though its holding capacity for captured wild horses has nearly reached its limit at 50 , 000 animals nationwide , the agency said last week that it would remove 1 , 300 horses in the coming months , many of which might otherwise die from lack of food and water . which might otherwise die Why would the animal advocates be opposed to this? 41 45 -322 3 Animal advocates say 1 , 300 horses is still too many , and they question the BLM ' s rationale for the removals . 1 , 300 horses is still too many , Why is that too many horses? 3 12 -322 3 Animal advocates say 1 , 300 horses is still too many , and they question the BLM ' s rationale for the removals . 1 , 300 horses is still too many , Too many for what? 3 12 -322 3 Animal advocates say 1 , 300 horses is still too many , and they question the BLM ' s rationale for the removals . question the BLM ' s rationale for the removals . What are they questioning about it? 14 24 -322 5 The agency plans to remove 855 wild horses and burros in Nevada , 140 in Oregon , 105 in Arizona , 65 in New Mexico , 50 in Colorado and 25 in Idaho , the agency said in a news release . remove What do they do with the removed animals? 4 5 -322 5 The agency plans to remove 855 wild horses and burros in Nevada , 140 in Oregon , 105 in Arizona , 65 in New Mexico , 50 in Colorado and 25 in Idaho , the agency said in a news release . The agency What agency? 0 2 -323 1 WASHINGTON - After surviving years of drought and watching the size of the U . S . cattle herd fall to its lowest level in more than 60 years , Texas cattleman Bob McCan would just as soon steer clear of the U . S . government ' s latest meat - labeling rules . lowest level in more than 60 years , What has caused this decline? 22 30 -323 1 WASHINGTON - After surviving years of drought and watching the size of the U . S . cattle herd fall to its lowest level in more than 60 years , Texas cattleman Bob McCan would just as soon steer clear of the U . S . government ' s latest meat - labeling rules . latest meat - labeling rules How will these affect cattlemen like McCan? 49 54 -323 1 WASHINGTON - After surviving years of drought and watching the size of the U . S . cattle herd fall to its lowest level in more than 60 years , Texas cattleman Bob McCan would just as soon steer clear of the U . S . government ' s latest meat - labeling rules . lowest level in more than 60 years , What is this level? 22 30 -323 2 For many U . S . consumers , it ' s a popular idea : Label packages to let them know what country the meat comes from . it ' s a popular idea : Why is the country of origin a common concern? 8 15 -323 2 For many U . S . consumers , it ' s a popular idea : Label packages to let them know what country the meat comes from . Label How would labeling packages help the consumer? 15 16 -323 2 For many U . S . consumers , it ' s a popular idea : Label packages to let them know what country the meat comes from . what country why does it matter? 21 23 -323 3 But with his herd of roughly 4 , 000 including cattle from Mexico , McCan said there ' s no good reason to segregate the animals when he sells them . segregate segregate in what reference? 23 24 -323 3 But with his herd of roughly 4 , 000 including cattle from Mexico , McCan said there ' s no good reason to segregate the animals when he sells them . no good reason to segregate Why would it matter where the cattle were born? 19 24 -323 3 But with his herd of roughly 4 , 000 including cattle from Mexico , McCan said there ' s no good reason to segregate the animals when he sells them . segregate the animals Would this be required for the labeling process? 23 26 -323 3 But with his herd of roughly 4 , 000 including cattle from Mexico , McCan said there ' s no good reason to segregate the animals when he sells them . McCan said there ' s no good reason is he right? 14 22 -323 4 All it would do , he said , is create hundreds of millions of dollars of extra handling costs that would get passed on , driving up the price at grocery stores . hundreds of millions of dollars Why is that sort of handling effort so expensive? 10 15 -323 4 All it would do , he said , is create hundreds of millions of dollars of extra handling costs that would get passed on , driving up the price at grocery stores . millions of dollars Would it really cost this much to label meat? 12 15 -323 5 " We don ' t want beef to become a luxury item , " said McCan , a fifth - generation rancher from Victoria , Texas . luxury item , What constitutes a luxury item? 10 13 -323 5 " We don ' t want beef to become a luxury item , " said McCan , a fifth - generation rancher from Victoria , Texas . beef to become does anyone want this? 6 9 -324 1 RIO DE JANEIRO - Pope Francis waded into the heart of Brazil ' s troubles Thursday , telling residents of an often - violent slum that their leaders must do a better job of helping them . often - violent slum What type of violence is included in this often violent slum? 21 25 -324 2 The provocative comments were in keeping with the causes held most dear by the first pope from the Americas : social justice and reaching out to the poor . social justice and reaching out to the poor How would social justice and reaching out to the poor help to decrease violence? 20 28 -324 4 " Never tire of working for a more just world , marked by greater solidarity , " he said to enthusiastic applause . more just world , are the efforts of the hard working people going to really help to create a more just world when all of the people of the world aren't involved in the effort? 7 11 -324 5 " No one can remain insensitive to the inequalities that persist in the world " . insensitive How does one remain insensitive to the world's inequalities? 5 6 -324 5 " No one can remain insensitive to the inequalities that persist in the world " . inequalities that persist is any one group solely responisible for these inequalities? 8 11 -324 5 " No one can remain insensitive to the inequalities that persist in the world " . remain insensitive arent a lot of people insensitive? 4 6 -325 1 LOS ANGELES - Help wanted : At least 130 veteran military aviators for nine - year commitment to fly fighter jets . nine - year commitment Where is this based? 13 17 -325 1 LOS ANGELES - Help wanted : At least 130 veteran military aviators for nine - year commitment to fly fighter jets . veteran Is there an age limit? 9 10 -325 1 LOS ANGELES - Help wanted : At least 130 veteran military aviators for nine - year commitment to fly fighter jets . veteran Are these war veterans or people who have flown fighter jets before? 9 10 -325 1 LOS ANGELES - Help wanted : At least 130 veteran military aviators for nine - year commitment to fly fighter jets . 130 veteran military aviators Why do they need 130 veteran military aviators for a nine-year commitment to fly fighter jets? 8 12 -325 1 LOS ANGELES - Help wanted : At least 130 veteran military aviators for nine - year commitment to fly fighter jets . fly fighter jets For the military? For a private company? 18 21 -325 2 Salary : Pay range $ 34 , 500 to $ 97 , 400 . Pay range Why such a big range? 2 4 -325 2 Salary : Pay range $ 34 , 500 to $ 97 , 400 . Pay range Why is this range so dramatic? 2 4 -325 2 Salary : Pay range $ 34 , 500 to $ 97 , 400 . $ 34 , 500 to $ 97 , 400 Why is there such a gap in pay? 4 13 -325 2 Salary : Pay range $ 34 , 500 to $ 97 , 400 . Pay range $ 34 , 500 to $ 97 , 400 What is the deciding factor in how much you are paid? 2 13 -325 3 Plus good benefits and a $ 225 , 000 signing bonus - guaranteed . good benefits What are the benefits? 1 3 -325 3 Plus good benefits and a $ 225 , 000 signing bonus - guaranteed . good benefits What specifically do these benefits look like? 1 3 -325 3 Plus good benefits and a $ 225 , 000 signing bonus - guaranteed . good benefits What are the \"Good benefits\"? 1 3 -325 3 Plus good benefits and a $ 225 , 000 signing bonus - guaranteed . $ 225 , 000 signing bonus Why is the bonus so high? 5 11 -325 4 Contact : U . S . Air Force by Sept . 30 . Contact : U . S . Air Force Why did they not include further contact information? 0 8 -325 4 Contact : U . S . Air Force by Sept . 30 . Contact : U . S . Air Force How do you contact the Us Air Force? 0 8 -325 5 That ' s the offer from the Pentagon , which is so short of Air Force fighter pilots that it ' s boosting its salary package to make the job more enticing . boosting What did the previous salary package look like? 22 23 -325 5 That ' s the offer from the Pentagon , which is so short of Air Force fighter pilots that it ' s boosting its salary package to make the job more enticing . so short of Air Force fighter pilots What's the reason for the shortage of Air Force fighter pilots? 11 18 -325 5 That ' s the offer from the Pentagon , which is so short of Air Force fighter pilots that it ' s boosting its salary package to make the job more enticing . short of Air Force fighter pilots Why are they short? 12 18 -326 1 Dinosaurs almost bankrupted the tooth fairy . almost bankrupted How did dinosaurs almost bankrupt the tooth fairy? 1 3 -326 1 Dinosaurs almost bankrupted the tooth fairy . bankrupted the tooth how did they do that? 2 5 -326 1 Dinosaurs almost bankrupted the tooth fairy . Dinosaurs almost bankrupted the tooth fairy What did the dinosaurs do to cause the tooth fairy to almost become bankrupted? 0 6 -326 1 Dinosaurs almost bankrupted the tooth fairy . Dinosaurs almost bankrupted the tooth fairy How did they bankrupt the tooth fairy? 0 6 -326 2 New research shows that the lumbering plant - eaters called sauropods produced new teeth as often as twice per month and had up to nine backup teeth in a single tooth socket . New research How did this new research come to be? 0 2 -326 2 New research shows that the lumbering plant - eaters called sauropods produced new teeth as often as twice per month and had up to nine backup teeth in a single tooth socket . nine backup teeth How did nine back up teeth fit in their mouth? 24 27 -326 2 New research shows that the lumbering plant - eaters called sauropods produced new teeth as often as twice per month and had up to nine backup teeth in a single tooth socket . to how did they have so many teeth? 23 24 -326 2 New research shows that the lumbering plant - eaters called sauropods produced new teeth as often as twice per month and had up to nine backup teeth in a single tooth socket . produced new teeth as often as twice per month What does the tooth fairy do with the teeth when she gets them? 11 20 -326 2 New research shows that the lumbering plant - eaters called sauropods produced new teeth as often as twice per month and had up to nine backup teeth in a single tooth socket . New research shows Who conducted the research? 0 3 -326 3 While the fearsome Tyrannosaurus rex is known as the king of the dinosaurs , the sauropods were the real royalty . sauropods were the real royalty . Why were sauropods the real royalty? 15 21 -326 3 While the fearsome Tyrannosaurus rex is known as the king of the dinosaurs , the sauropods were the real royalty . real royalty did they have more teeth? 18 20 -326 3 While the fearsome Tyrannosaurus rex is known as the king of the dinosaurs , the sauropods were the real royalty . the sauropods were the real royalty Why were the sauropods considered the real royalty? 14 20 -326 4 These creatures , including the childhood favorite Apatosaurus ( previously known as Brontosaurus ) , were the largest animals that ever lived on land . ( previously known as Brontosaurus ) , Why was it previously known as a Brontosaurus? 8 15 -326 4 These creatures , including the childhood favorite Apatosaurus ( previously known as Brontosaurus ) , were the largest animals that ever lived on land . Brontosaurus ) , when did the name change? 12 15 -326 5 " A big T . rex is maybe 40 or 45 feet tall , but a big sauropod pushes 100 feet long or more , " said Michael D ' Emic , a vertebrate paleontologist at Stony Brook University in New York and lead author of the teeth study published Wednesday in the journal PLOS One . sauropod pushes 100 How are they able to tell a sauropod would be 100 feet long or more? 17 20 -326 5 " A big T . rex is maybe 40 or 45 feet tall , but a big sauropod pushes 100 feet long or more , " said Michael D ' Emic , a vertebrate paleontologist at Stony Brook University in New York and lead author of the teeth study published Wednesday in the journal PLOS One . a vertebrate paleontologist How many vertebrate did the Apatosaurus have? 32 35 -327 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - When most people think of sharks along the southern edges of San Francisco Bay , they think of ice skates , pucks and helmets . sharks What kind of sharks on the edge of the Bay? 11 12 -327 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - When most people think of sharks along the southern edges of San Francisco Bay , they think of ice skates , pucks and helmets . ice skates , pucks and helmets do they really? 24 30 -327 2 Now , a different type of shark is flourishing south of the San Mateo Bridge , one whose presence is powerful testament to the improving health of the bay : leopard sharks . different type of shark What type of shark? 3 7 -327 2 Now , a different type of shark is flourishing south of the San Mateo Bridge , one whose presence is powerful testament to the improving health of the bay : leopard sharks . leopard sharks Where do leopard sharks come from? 30 32 -327 2 Now , a different type of shark is flourishing south of the San Mateo Bridge , one whose presence is powerful testament to the improving health of the bay : leopard sharks . leopard sharks are they dangerous? 30 32 -327 3 Researchers at the University of California , Davis , are finding large numbers of leopard sharks - some as big as 6 feet long - benefiting from five years of work to restore thousands of acres of industrial salt ponds ringing the bay ' s shoreline from Hayward to San Jose to Redwood City . some as big as 6 feet long What is the average size of a leopard shark? 17 24 -327 4 Ducks , herons and fish are thriving in the former ponds , which are being restored to tidal marshes . are thriving What specifically makes it a better environment for these animals? 5 7 -327 4 Ducks , herons and fish are thriving in the former ponds , which are being restored to tidal marshes . herons what is a heron? 2 3 -327 5 But the fact that sharks are also booming is a particularly encouraging sign , scientists say . scientists say Which scientists? 14 16 -328 1 U . S . Army Pfc . Bradley Manning was found not guilty of aiding the enemy by a military judge on Tuesday , the most serious charge in the case surrounding the leak of hundreds of thousands of classified documents that sparked a debate over the balance between military security and the public ' s right to know . aiding the enemy Who is the enemy Bradley Manning was found not guilty of aiding? 14 17 -328 1 U . S . Army Pfc . Bradley Manning was found not guilty of aiding the enemy by a military judge on Tuesday , the most serious charge in the case surrounding the leak of hundreds of thousands of classified documents that sparked a debate over the balance between military security and the public ' s right to know . in the case surrounding the leak What is the case about? 28 34 -328 1 U . S . Army Pfc . Bradley Manning was found not guilty of aiding the enemy by a military judge on Tuesday , the most serious charge in the case surrounding the leak of hundreds of thousands of classified documents that sparked a debate over the balance between military security and the public ' s right to know . found not guilty of aiding the enemy What actions of his led to this charge and trial? 10 17 -328 1 U . S . Army Pfc . Bradley Manning was found not guilty of aiding the enemy by a military judge on Tuesday , the most serious charge in the case surrounding the leak of hundreds of thousands of classified documents that sparked a debate over the balance between military security and the public ' s right to know . leak of hundreds of thousands How were the documents leaked? 33 38 -328 1 U . S . Army Pfc . Bradley Manning was found not guilty of aiding the enemy by a military judge on Tuesday , the most serious charge in the case surrounding the leak of hundreds of thousands of classified documents that sparked a debate over the balance between military security and the public ' s right to know . sparked a debate why did the debate start? 42 45 -328 2 Manning , 25 , was accused of the biggest leak of classified information in U . S . history for delivering more than 700 , 00 pages of documents and videos to the Web site WikiLeaks . biggest leak of classified information What prompted him to leak these documents? 8 13 -328 2 Manning , 25 , was accused of the biggest leak of classified information in U . S . history for delivering more than 700 , 00 pages of documents and videos to the Web site WikiLeaks . 700 , 00 pages how did he get so many? 23 27 -328 2 Manning , 25 , was accused of the biggest leak of classified information in U . S . history for delivering more than 700 , 00 pages of documents and videos to the Web site WikiLeaks . delivering Why would Manning deliver classified information to WikiLeaks? 20 21 -328 3 Manning , who has been in custody for three years and had already pleaded guilty to mishandling classified material , was found guilty of most of the other charges against him , including espionage and theft , which can still end up in a very lengthy prison sentence . other charges against him What were these other charges? 27 31 -328 3 Manning , who has been in custody for three years and had already pleaded guilty to mishandling classified material , was found guilty of most of the other charges against him , including espionage and theft , which can still end up in a very lengthy prison sentence . in custody for three years How has it taken this long to reach a verdict on this particular charge? 5 10 -328 4 The judge , Col . Denise Lind , will determine his sentence on those crimes during a second phase of the military trial , or court martial . during a second phase When will this take place? 15 19 -328 4 The judge , Col . Denise Lind , will determine his sentence on those crimes during a second phase of the military trial , or court martial . Denise Lind , will determine his sentence on those which way is she leaning? 5 14 -328 5 But the aiding the enemy charge could have landed Manning in prison for life . could have landed What are the potential sentencing lengths for the crimes he was convicted of? 6 9 -328 5 But the aiding the enemy charge could have landed Manning in prison for life . aiding the enemy charge is it a really bad crime? 2 6 -329 1 BAND - E AMIR NATIONAL PARK , Afghanistan - Of all the effects of war on Afghanistan , among the most surreal - and perhaps the happiest - is swan boats . is swan boats What is a swan boat? 28 31 -329 1 BAND - E AMIR NATIONAL PARK , Afghanistan - Of all the effects of war on Afghanistan , among the most surreal - and perhaps the happiest - is swan boats . effects of war on Afghanistan , How many wars are ongoing in Afghanistan? 12 18 -329 1 BAND - E AMIR NATIONAL PARK , Afghanistan - Of all the effects of war on Afghanistan , among the most surreal - and perhaps the happiest - is swan boats . happiest - is swan boats . Why is the happiest swan boats? 26 32 -329 2 On a recent day , nearly 40 of the bird - shaped pedal boats packed with families were meandering around the almost painfully blue mineral waters of the main lake here . meandering why does here ? 18 19 -329 2 On a recent day , nearly 40 of the bird - shaped pedal boats packed with families were meandering around the almost painfully blue mineral waters of the main lake here . 40 of the bird - shaped pedal boats Do they have sails or engines? 6 14 -329 2 On a recent day , nearly 40 of the bird - shaped pedal boats packed with families were meandering around the almost painfully blue mineral waters of the main lake here . nearly 40 How many boats can fit out at once? 5 7 -329 2 On a recent day , nearly 40 of the bird - shaped pedal boats packed with families were meandering around the almost painfully blue mineral waters of the main lake here . blue mineral waters why does this matter? 23 26 -329 3 From several came one of the rarest public sounds in Afghanistan : women laughing uproariously . uproariously what meaning ? 14 15 -329 4 For centuries Afghans have believed that the waters of the group of six lakes known as Band - e Amir can cure illness and infertility . Afghans where is it ? 2 3 -329 4 For centuries Afghans have believed that the waters of the group of six lakes known as Band - e Amir can cure illness and infertility . can cure illness and infertility Has this been scientifically proven? 20 25 -329 4 For centuries Afghans have believed that the waters of the group of six lakes known as Band - e Amir can cure illness and infertility . believed How did this belief start? 4 5 -329 5 Now Band - e Amir also has become the nation ' s soothing antidote to the daily horrors elsewhere : improvised bombs , suicide attacks and bribe - hungry police . bribe - hungry police whicjh one ? 26 30 -329 5 Now Band - e Amir also has become the nation ' s soothing antidote to the daily horrors elsewhere : improvised bombs , suicide attacks and bribe - hungry police . Band - e Amir Do people drink from this lake? 1 5 -330 1 CHICAGO - The marketing for freshly pressed and blended juices promises instant energy , weight loss , a flood of vitamins and minerals - all in a single , portable , gulpable serving . flood of On average, how many different vitamins and minerals are in a serving of freshly pressed juice? 18 20 -330 2 Health - minded consumers seem to have bought the claims - and with them , gallons of juice . and with them , gallons of juice Which types of juice did they bring? 11 18 -330 2 Health - minded consumers seem to have bought the claims - and with them , gallons of juice . gallons of juice they bought juice? 15 18 -330 3 Jamba Juice , which sells juices and smoothies , reported $ 55 . 1 million in revenue for the 13 weeks ending April 2 . Jamba Juice , In which country is Jamba Juice based? 0 3 -330 4 Beverage giant Coca - Cola tapped the juice trend early by acquiring Odwalla in 2001 , and in 2007 PepsiCo followed suit with Naked Juice . trend When did this trend start? 8 9 -330 4 Beverage giant Coca - Cola tapped the juice trend early by acquiring Odwalla in 2001 , and in 2007 PepsiCo followed suit with Naked Juice . Odwalla are they a big company? 12 13 -330 5 Raw vegetable and fruit juices make up about 10 percent of sales at The Protein Bar , a Chicago - based chain of health food restaurants , said founder Matt Matros . 10 percent What another category that takes up a large portion of their sales? 8 10 -331 1 DOS PALOS , Calif . - Only half - filled with helium , and already more than 12 feet wide , the giant plastic envelope shimmered and shook in the breeze like some airborne jellyfish rising through a gentle current . 12 feet wide , Why is the envelope 12 feet wide? 17 21 -331 1 DOS PALOS , Calif . - Only half - filled with helium , and already more than 12 feet wide , the giant plastic envelope shimmered and shook in the breeze like some airborne jellyfish rising through a gentle current . plastic envelope What is it? 23 25 -331 1 DOS PALOS , Calif . - Only half - filled with helium , and already more than 12 feet wide , the giant plastic envelope shimmered and shook in the breeze like some airborne jellyfish rising through a gentle current . plastic envelope What is the purpose of the helium filled plastic envelope? 23 25 -331 2 Soon it shot into the sky , soaring thousands of feet with a payload of sophisticated radio gear , processors and solar panels . radio gear , processors and solar panels Why is there radio gear, processors and solar panels in the envelope? 16 23 -331 2 Soon it shot into the sky , soaring thousands of feet with a payload of sophisticated radio gear , processors and solar panels . payload of sophisticated how much is a payload? 13 16 -331 2 Soon it shot into the sky , soaring thousands of feet with a payload of sophisticated radio gear , processors and solar panels . sophisticated radio gear , Why was it carrying this sophisticated gear? 15 19 -331 3 Its launch Friday was part an offbeat experiment by Google in using lighter - than - air balloons , a concept pioneered in the 18th century , to solve the 21st - century problem of delivering Internet service to underserved parts of the world . experiment How did Google come up with this experiment? 7 8 -331 3 Its launch Friday was part an offbeat experiment by Google in using lighter - than - air balloons , a concept pioneered in the 18th century , to solve the 21st - century problem of delivering Internet service to underserved parts of the world . lighter - than - air balloons , using helium? 12 19 -331 3 Its launch Friday was part an offbeat experiment by Google in using lighter - than - air balloons , a concept pioneered in the 18th century , to solve the 21st - century problem of delivering Internet service to underserved parts of the world . parts of the world What parts of the world? 40 44 -331 3 Its launch Friday was part an offbeat experiment by Google in using lighter - than - air balloons , a concept pioneered in the 18th century , to solve the 21st - century problem of delivering Internet service to underserved parts of the world . offbeat experiment Why is the experiment considered offbeat? 6 8 -331 4 " This is a great , big , hard problem , " said Richard DeVaul , a Google engineer and chief technical architect for the company ' s Project Loon , so named in part because even Google concedes the idea sounds a little crazy . hard problem , " Why is this a hard problem to solve? 8 12 -331 4 " This is a great , big , hard problem , " said Richard DeVaul , a Google engineer and chief technical architect for the company ' s Project Loon , so named in part because even Google concedes the idea sounds a little crazy . hard problem , " What makes the problem so hard? 8 12 -331 5 But after a trial run in New Zealand earlier this year , DeVaul and other engineers on the project say they believe a global network of low - cost , high - altitude balloons could carry enough wireless transponders to beam Internet connections to remote parts of Africa , Asia and other developing regions . other developing regions Which other developing regions? 51 54 -331 5 But after a trial run in New Zealand earlier this year , DeVaul and other engineers on the project say they believe a global network of low - cost , high - altitude balloons could carry enough wireless transponders to beam Internet connections to remote parts of Africa , Asia and other developing regions . beam how do they beam it? 40 41 -331 5 But after a trial run in New Zealand earlier this year , DeVaul and other engineers on the project say they believe a global network of low - cost , high - altitude balloons could carry enough wireless transponders to beam Internet connections to remote parts of Africa , Asia and other developing regions . other developing regions What other regions? 51 54 -331 5 But after a trial run in New Zealand earlier this year , DeVaul and other engineers on the project say they believe a global network of low - cost , high - altitude balloons could carry enough wireless transponders to beam Internet connections to remote parts of Africa , Asia and other developing regions . low - cost , How can sophisticated equipment be low-cost? 26 30 -332 1 While social commentators have long suggested that extreme heat can unleash the beast in man , formal study of the so - called heat hypothesis - the theory that high temperatures fuel aggressive and violent behavior - is relatively new . is relatively new How new is \"relatively new\"? 37 40 -332 1 While social commentators have long suggested that extreme heat can unleash the beast in man , formal study of the so - called heat hypothesis - the theory that high temperatures fuel aggressive and violent behavior - is relatively new . While social commentators have long suggested Which social commentators have made this suggestion? 0 6 -332 1 While social commentators have long suggested that extreme heat can unleash the beast in man , formal study of the so - called heat hypothesis - the theory that high temperatures fuel aggressive and violent behavior - is relatively new . heat hypothesis Why has the heat hypothesis not been investigated until recently? 23 25 -332 2 Using examples as disparate as road rage , ancient wars and Major League Baseball , scientists have taken early steps to quantify the potential influence of climate warming on human conflict . scientists have taken early steps What are some of the steps that scientists have taken early to quantify the potential influence of climate warming on human conflict? 15 20 -332 2 Using examples as disparate as road rage , ancient wars and Major League Baseball , scientists have taken early steps to quantify the potential influence of climate warming on human conflict . Major League Baseball , How does Major League Baseball fall into the category of human conflict? 11 15 -332 3 Now , three researchers at the University of California , Berkeley , have pulled together data from these and other studies and concluded that the incidence of war and civil unrest may increase by as much as 56 percent by 2050 because of higher temperatures and extreme rainfall patterns predicted by climate change scientists . three researchers Who are the three researches at the University of California? 2 4 -332 3 Now , three researchers at the University of California , Berkeley , have pulled together data from these and other studies and concluded that the incidence of war and civil unrest may increase by as much as 56 percent by 2050 because of higher temperatures and extreme rainfall patterns predicted by climate change scientists . three researchers which three? 2 4 -332 3 Now , three researchers at the University of California , Berkeley , have pulled together data from these and other studies and concluded that the incidence of war and civil unrest may increase by as much as 56 percent by 2050 because of higher temperatures and extreme rainfall patterns predicted by climate change scientists . other studies How do the other heat hypothesis studies present their data? 19 21 -332 4 Likewise , episodes of interpersonal violence - murder , assault , rape , domestic abuse - could increase by as much as 16 percent , the researchers report in a study published Thursday by the journal Science . 16 percent , How would they know that the episodes of interpersonal violence, murder, assault, rape and domestic abuse could increase by as much as 16 percent? Because of climate change? 22 25 -332 4 Likewise , episodes of interpersonal violence - murder , assault , rape , domestic abuse - could increase by as much as 16 percent , the researchers report in a study published Thursday by the journal Science . 16 percent , How was the 16 percent figure determined? 22 25 -332 5 " We find strong causal evidence linking climatic events to human conflict . strong causal evidence What is that strong casual evidence? 3 6 -332 5 " We find strong causal evidence linking climatic events to human conflict . causal evidence What is the causal evidence that is being referred to? 4 6 -333 1 WASHINGTON - The closing of U . S . embassies in 21 Muslim countries and a broad caution about travel during August that the State Department issued on Friday touched off debate Sunday over the National Security Agency ' s data collection programs . in 21 Muslim countries Which Muslim countries? 10 14 -333 1 WASHINGTON - The closing of U . S . embassies in 21 Muslim countries and a broad caution about travel during August that the State Department issued on Friday touched off debate Sunday over the National Security Agency ' s data collection programs . National Security Agency ' s How was the NSA collecting data? 35 40 -333 1 WASHINGTON - The closing of U . S . embassies in 21 Muslim countries and a broad caution about travel during August that the State Department issued on Friday touched off debate Sunday over the National Security Agency ' s data collection programs . 21 Muslim countries Which countries? 11 14 -333 1 WASHINGTON - The closing of U . S . embassies in 21 Muslim countries and a broad caution about travel during August that the State Department issued on Friday touched off debate Sunday over the National Security Agency ' s data collection programs . closing of U . S . embassies Why did the US close these embassies? 3 10 -333 1 WASHINGTON - The closing of U . S . embassies in 21 Muslim countries and a broad caution about travel during August that the State Department issued on Friday touched off debate Sunday over the National Security Agency ' s data collection programs . U . S . embassies Why did they close U.S. embassies in 21 Muslim countries? 5 10 -333 2 Congressional supporters of the program , appearing on Sunday morning television talk shows , said the latest warnings of unspecified threats showed that the programs were necessary , while detractors said there was no evidence linking the programs , particularly the collection of cellphone records of hundreds of millions of Americans , to the vague warnings of possible terrorist attacks . Sunday morning television talk shows , Which talk shows? 8 14 -333 2 Congressional supporters of the program , appearing on Sunday morning television talk shows , said the latest warnings of unspecified threats showed that the programs were necessary , while detractors said there was no evidence linking the programs , particularly the collection of cellphone records of hundreds of millions of Americans , to the vague warnings of possible terrorist attacks . vague were they indirect? 54 55 -333 2 Congressional supporters of the program , appearing on Sunday morning television talk shows , said the latest warnings of unspecified threats showed that the programs were necessary , while detractors said there was no evidence linking the programs , particularly the collection of cellphone records of hundreds of millions of Americans , to the vague warnings of possible terrorist attacks . warnings of unspecified threats Who is warning of these threats? 17 21 -333 3 Meanwhile , there were no reports of violence or unusual activity in any of the countries where the United States kept its embassies and consulates closed when they would have ordinarily been open on Sunday . no reports of violence or unusual activity what would be unusual activity? 4 11 -333 4 Nevertheless , the State Department announced that embassies and consulates in 16 countries would remain closed throughout the week , including four African nations that had not been on the original list . including four African nations Which African nations? 20 24 -333 4 Nevertheless , the State Department announced that embassies and consulates in 16 countries would remain closed throughout the week , including four African nations that had not been on the original list . four African nations which nations? 21 24 -333 4 Nevertheless , the State Department announced that embassies and consulates in 16 countries would remain closed throughout the week , including four African nations that had not been on the original list . four African nations Why did they add four African nations to the list? 21 24 -333 4 Nevertheless , the State Department announced that embassies and consulates in 16 countries would remain closed throughout the week , including four African nations that had not been on the original list . four African nations Which nations? 21 24 -333 4 Nevertheless , the State Department announced that embassies and consulates in 16 countries would remain closed throughout the week , including four African nations that had not been on the original list . Nevertheless , the State Department Why are they keeping them closed if there is no violence? 0 5 -333 4 Nevertheless , the State Department announced that embassies and consulates in 16 countries would remain closed throughout the week , including four African nations that had not been on the original list . 16 countries would remain closed Why would embassies in 16 countries remain closed? 11 16 -333 5 Diplomatic posts in five other countries would reopen Monday , the State Department said , including those in Afghanistan and Iraq , where terrorist attacks have been frequent . frequent how frequent? 27 28 -333 5 Diplomatic posts in five other countries would reopen Monday , the State Department said , including those in Afghanistan and Iraq , where terrorist attacks have been frequent . Afghanistan and Iraq , Why would they reopen state departments in places where there have been frequent terrorist attacks? 18 22 -333 5 Diplomatic posts in five other countries would reopen Monday , the State Department said , including those in Afghanistan and Iraq , where terrorist attacks have been frequent . five Why would they open those posts if there are frequent atacks? 3 4 -334 1 LOS ANGELES - There have been days since her son Ezekiel was born 11 months ago that Los Angeles mom Beth Capper has gone without food to keep up her supply . food What is her situation? 25 26 -334 1 LOS ANGELES - There have been days since her son Ezekiel was born 11 months ago that Los Angeles mom Beth Capper has gone without food to keep up her supply . supply Supply for home or elsewhere? 30 31 -334 1 LOS ANGELES - There have been days since her son Ezekiel was born 11 months ago that Los Angeles mom Beth Capper has gone without food to keep up her supply . without food to keep up her supply Why has she gone without food? 24 31 -334 1 LOS ANGELES - There have been days since her son Ezekiel was born 11 months ago that Los Angeles mom Beth Capper has gone without food to keep up her supply . without food to why is she low on food? 24 27 -334 1 LOS ANGELES - There have been days since her son Ezekiel was born 11 months ago that Los Angeles mom Beth Capper has gone without food to keep up her supply . days How many days? 6 7 -334 1 LOS ANGELES - There have been days since her son Ezekiel was born 11 months ago that Los Angeles mom Beth Capper has gone without food to keep up her supply . mom Beth Capper Is Beth a single mom? 19 22 -334 1 LOS ANGELES - There have been days since her son Ezekiel was born 11 months ago that Los Angeles mom Beth Capper has gone without food to keep up her supply . gone without food Why does Beth have to go days without food? 23 26 -334 2 One friend was arrested for stealing some . arrested What is the friend's name that was arrested and what is his/her relationship to Beth? 3 4 -334 2 One friend was arrested for stealing some . arrested for stealing some Why was she stealing food? 3 7 -334 2 One friend was arrested for stealing some . One friend which friend? 0 2 -334 2 One friend was arrested for stealing some . stealing Why was a friend stealing food? 5 6 -334 3 It ' s not drugs or alcohol or even baby formula that has put her in such a bind . bind What is the reason? 18 19 -334 3 It ' s not drugs or alcohol or even baby formula that has put her in such a bind . put her in such a bind What has put her in a bind? 13 19 -334 3 It ' s not drugs or alcohol or even baby formula that has put her in such a bind . put her in what is it then? 13 16 -334 3 It ' s not drugs or alcohol or even baby formula that has put her in such a bind . put her in such a bind What has put her in this bind? 13 19 -334 4 It ' s diapers . " There ' s no way around buying them , " said Capper , a 41 - year - old single mother who doesn ' t work because of a disability . disability What is the disability? 35 36 -334 4 It ' s diapers . " There ' s no way around buying them , " said Capper , a 41 - year - old single mother who doesn ' t work because of a disability . of a disability which disability? 33 36 -334 4 It ' s diapers . " There ' s no way around buying them , " said Capper , a 41 - year - old single mother who doesn ' t work because of a disability . single mother Where is the father of the baby? 25 27 -334 4 It ' s diapers . " There ' s no way around buying them , " said Capper , a 41 - year - old single mother who doesn ' t work because of a disability . a disability What disability? 34 36 -334 5 Across the country , mothers like Capper are facing the same predicament . facing the same predicament Why are they facing this predicament? 8 12 -334 5 Across the country , mothers like Capper are facing the same predicament . same predicament how can it be solved? 10 12 -334 5 Across the country , mothers like Capper are facing the same predicament . mothers like Capper Do you mean disabled mothers? 4 7 -335 1 Alex Rodriguez ' s dizzying fall from the ranks of baseball royalty hit bottom Monday when Major League Baseball suspended him for an unprecedented 211 games - the rest of this season and the entire 2014 campaign - for using performance enhancing substances . substances How do these substances compare to the ones used by others? 42 43 -335 1 Alex Rodriguez ' s dizzying fall from the ranks of baseball royalty hit bottom Monday when Major League Baseball suspended him for an unprecedented 211 games - the rest of this season and the entire 2014 campaign - for using performance enhancing substances . performance enhancing substances What were the performance enhancing substances that he was using and was he using them before? 40 43 -335 1 Alex Rodriguez ' s dizzying fall from the ranks of baseball royalty hit bottom Monday when Major League Baseball suspended him for an unprecedented 211 games - the rest of this season and the entire 2014 campaign - for using performance enhancing substances . Alex Rodriguez ' s is he a yankee? 0 4 -335 1 Alex Rodriguez ' s dizzying fall from the ranks of baseball royalty hit bottom Monday when Major League Baseball suspended him for an unprecedented 211 games - the rest of this season and the entire 2014 campaign - for using performance enhancing substances . performance enhancing substances What substances were they? 40 43 -335 1 Alex Rodriguez ' s dizzying fall from the ranks of baseball royalty hit bottom Monday when Major League Baseball suspended him for an unprecedented 211 games - the rest of this season and the entire 2014 campaign - for using performance enhancing substances . unprecedented 211 games What was the longes suspension prior to this one? 23 26 -335 2 Rodriguez , once expected to become baseball ' s all - time home run king , will now forever be remembered as the central figure in one of the game ' s worst scandals . worst Again how does this compare with the other scandals of substance abuse? 32 33 -335 2 Rodriguez , once expected to become baseball ' s all - time home run king , will now forever be remembered as the central figure in one of the game ' s worst scandals . baseball ' s all - time home run king , Who was Rodriguez going to surpass to be baseball's all-time home run king? 6 16 -335 2 Rodriguez , once expected to become baseball ' s all - time home run king , will now forever be remembered as the central figure in one of the game ' s worst scandals . worst scandals did he use steroids? 32 34 -335 2 Rodriguez , once expected to become baseball ' s all - time home run king , will now forever be remembered as the central figure in one of the game ' s worst scandals . become baseball ' s all - time home run king , Why was he expected to become this? 5 16 -335 2 Rodriguez , once expected to become baseball ' s all - time home run king , will now forever be remembered as the central figure in one of the game ' s worst scandals . all - time home run king , Who holds this title at the current moment? 9 16 -335 3 Twelve other players were given 50 - game suspensions in connection with Biogenesis , the Miami - area doping clinic that supplied high - profile players , including the New York Yankees ' slugger , with banned substances from 2009 until last year , MLB alleges . clinic How has the clinic been punished for its part? 19 20 -335 3 Twelve other players were given 50 - game suspensions in connection with Biogenesis , the Miami - area doping clinic that supplied high - profile players , including the New York Yankees ' slugger , with banned substances from 2009 until last year , MLB alleges . doping clinic that supplied high - profile players , Is anything going to happen to the clinic now that they've been caught? 18 27 -335 3 Twelve other players were given 50 - game suspensions in connection with Biogenesis , the Miami - area doping clinic that supplied high - profile players , including the New York Yankees ' slugger , with banned substances from 2009 until last year , MLB alleges . Twelve other players which other players? 0 3 -335 3 Twelve other players were given 50 - game suspensions in connection with Biogenesis , the Miami - area doping clinic that supplied high - profile players , including the New York Yankees ' slugger , with banned substances from 2009 until last year , MLB alleges . banned substances What were the substances? 36 38 -335 3 Twelve other players were given 50 - game suspensions in connection with Biogenesis , the Miami - area doping clinic that supplied high - profile players , including the New York Yankees ' slugger , with banned substances from 2009 until last year , MLB alleges . Twelve other players Who are the twelve other players? 0 3 -335 4 Rodriguez , 38 , a three - time MVP and fifth on the all - time home - run list , can suit up and play while he appeals the ban . ban What are the chances of other players on the all-time list doping? 30 31 -335 4 Rodriguez , 38 , a three - time MVP and fifth on the all - time home - run list , can suit up and play while he appeals the ban . can suit up and play while he appeals the ban Why is he allowed to play while he appeals the ban? 21 31 -335 4 Rodriguez , 38 , a three - time MVP and fifth on the all - time home - run list , can suit up and play while he appeals the ban . can suit up and play while he appeals the ban How is he allowed to do that? 21 31 -335 4 Rodriguez , 38 , a three - time MVP and fifth on the all - time home - run list , can suit up and play while he appeals the ban . fifth on the all - time home - run list , Who are the other four players and in what order? 10 21 -335 5 The announcement by baseball coincided with Rodriguez ' s return to the big - league roster after months of rehab for a serious hip injury , his second . serious hip injury , How did Rodriguez have a serious hip injury? Was it during game? 22 26 -335 5 The announcement by baseball coincided with Rodriguez ' s return to the big - league roster after months of rehab for a serious hip injury , his second . hip injury , how did he get injured? 23 26 -335 5 The announcement by baseball coincided with Rodriguez ' s return to the big - league roster after months of rehab for a serious hip injury , his second . his second How long ago was the first hip injury? 26 28 -336 1 BALTIMORE - In Easton , Md . , an untold story of free African - Americans is being discovered through bits of glass , shards of pottery and oyster shells . discovered How was the story discovered? 18 19 -336 1 BALTIMORE - In Easton , Md . , an untold story of free African - Americans is being discovered through bits of glass , shards of pottery and oyster shells . untold story Why has the story been untold? 9 11 -336 2 Piece by piece , archaeologists and historians from two universities and the community are uncovering the history of The Hill , which they believe is the earliest settlement of free African - Americans in the United States , dating to 1790 . from two universities Which two universities are the archaeologists and historians from? 7 10 -336 2 Piece by piece , archaeologists and historians from two universities and the community are uncovering the history of The Hill , which they believe is the earliest settlement of free African - Americans in the United States , dating to 1790 . The Hill , is it a real hill? 18 21 -336 2 Piece by piece , archaeologists and historians from two universities and the community are uncovering the history of The Hill , which they believe is the earliest settlement of free African - Americans in the United States , dating to 1790 . The Hill , Why is the settlement named \"The Hill\"? 18 21 -336 3 Treme , in New Orleans , is recognized as the oldest free black community in the nation , dating to 1812 . Treme , from the hbo show? 0 2 -336 4 But researchers say that could change based on findings from the Easton dig . findings How old are the findings from the Easton dig? 8 9 -337 1 LOS ANGELES - President Barack Obama canceled his trip to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow next month after Russia granted national security leaker Edward Snowden asylum , the White House said Wednesday . Russia granted What about granting asylum made Obama cancel his trip? 21 23 -337 1 LOS ANGELES - President Barack Obama canceled his trip to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow next month after Russia granted national security leaker Edward Snowden asylum , the White House said Wednesday . canceled Why did he cancel his trip? 6 7 -337 1 LOS ANGELES - President Barack Obama canceled his trip to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow next month after Russia granted national security leaker Edward Snowden asylum , the White House said Wednesday . meet What is the meeting about? 10 11 -337 1 LOS ANGELES - President Barack Obama canceled his trip to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow next month after Russia granted national security leaker Edward Snowden asylum , the White House said Wednesday . granted Why was he granted asylum? 22 23 -337 2 The decision was not solely based on Snowden . was not solely what was the decision based on? 2 5 -337 2 The decision was not solely based on Snowden . The decision was not solely based on Snowden What other factors led to the decision? 0 8 -337 2 The decision was not solely based on Snowden . was not solely based What else was the decision based on? 2 6 -337 4 " Following a careful review begun in July , we have reached the conclusion that there is not enough recent progress in our bilateral agenda with Russia to hold a U . S . - Russia Summit in early September , " according to a statement released by White House press secretary Jay Carney . careful review Why was a review being conducted initially? 3 5 -337 5 Carney said the United States values cooperation on a variety of issues between the two nations , including the New START Treaty , and cooperation on Afghanistan , Iran and North Korea . a variety of issues What other issues holds valued cooperation? 8 12 -337 5 Carney said the United States values cooperation on a variety of issues between the two nations , including the New START Treaty , and cooperation on Afghanistan , Iran and North Korea . New START Treaty , What is the New start treaty? 19 23 -338 1 LOS ANGELES - His escape from the Nazis was more like " Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory " than " The Sound of Music , " Leon Prochnik admits . escape How did he escape? 4 5 -338 1 LOS ANGELES - His escape from the Nazis was more like " Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory " than " The Sound of Music , " Leon Prochnik admits . Prochnik is he making a joke? 28 29 -338 1 LOS ANGELES - His escape from the Nazis was more like " Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory " than " The Sound of Music , " Leon Prochnik admits . " Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory " Why was it more like Willy Wonka? 11 19 -338 1 LOS ANGELES - His escape from the Nazis was more like " Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory " than " The Sound of Music , " Leon Prochnik admits . escape How did Leon Prochnik escape from the Nazis? 4 5 -338 2 Prochnik was 6 when his family fled Poland as Hitler ' s army invaded the country . Prochnik was 6 what year was he 6? 0 3 -338 2 Prochnik was 6 when his family fled Poland as Hitler ' s army invaded the country . family fled Where did they flee to? 5 7 -338 3 As they were smuggled out of the country , they left behind a luxurious life made possible by their Krakow chocolate - making business . smuggled Who helped them escape? 3 4 -338 3 As they were smuggled out of the country , they left behind a luxurious life made possible by their Krakow chocolate - making business . they Who all was smuggled out? 1 2 -338 3 As they were smuggled out of the country , they left behind a luxurious life made possible by their Krakow chocolate - making business . chocolate - making what was the company name? 20 23 -338 3 As they were smuggled out of the country , they left behind a luxurious life made possible by their Krakow chocolate - making business . smuggled Who smuggled Leon Prochniks family out of Poland? 3 4 -338 5 " When nobody was looking I ' d stick my arm in up to my elbow and then lick off the chocolate " . lick How did nobody catch him when he had to have been licking himself for such a long time? 18 19 -338 5 " When nobody was looking I ' d stick my arm in up to my elbow and then lick off the chocolate " . lick off would he get sick? 18 20 -338 5 " When nobody was looking I ' d stick my arm in up to my elbow and then lick off the chocolate " . looking How was no one looking? 4 5 -339 1 Noah Madson remembers being exhausted after hours of tests for his attention deficit hyperactivity disorder . Madson Are there more details about this individual? 1 2 -339 1 Noah Madson remembers being exhausted after hours of tests for his attention deficit hyperactivity disorder . exhausted How were the tests exhausting? 4 5 -339 2 " Boy , those were complicated , " said his mother , Nancy . mother , What is the age of Noah? 10 12 -339 2 " Boy , those were complicated , " said his mother , Nancy . complicated , " What was complicated? 5 8 -339 2 " Boy , those were complicated , " said his mother , Nancy . complicated , " What were they and how were they complicated? 5 8 -339 2 " Boy , those were complicated , " said his mother , Nancy . complicated , " What was complicated? 5 8 -339 3 " He ' d come out and say , ‘ My brain hurts . ' " . Today , Noah ' s task is less of a headache . headache What are his usual tasks? 27 28 -339 3 " He ' d come out and say , ‘ My brain hurts . ' " . Today , Noah ' s task is less of a headache . hurts Why does Noahs brain hurt. 12 13 -339 3 " He ' d come out and say , ‘ My brain hurts . ' " . Today , Noah ' s task is less of a headache . task What is Noah's task and how does is relate to his headache? 22 23 -339 3 " He ' d come out and say , ‘ My brain hurts . ' " . Today , Noah ' s task is less of a headache . brain Why does his brain hurt? 11 12 -339 4 After the 14 - year - old plays a video game for 20 minutes , his parents and teachers will have data that paint a comprehensive picture of how his mind is functioning . functioning What is the standard level of functioning? 32 33 -339 4 After the 14 - year - old plays a video game for 20 minutes , his parents and teachers will have data that paint a comprehensive picture of how his mind is functioning . functioning Why does Noah's mind need to be evaluated? 32 33 -339 5 Better yet , as the St . Louis Park , Minnesota , teenager plays the game more , his memory and processing speed might actually improve . improve Would people without ADHD be affected by this? 25 26 -339 5 Better yet , as the St . Louis Park , Minnesota , teenager plays the game more , his memory and processing speed might actually improve . game What game is he playing more of? 15 16 -339 5 Better yet , as the St . Louis Park , Minnesota , teenager plays the game more , his memory and processing speed might actually improve . improve Why will it improve and what is the context of improve in this case? 25 26 -340 1 TUCSON , Ariz . - Lizbeth Mateo won ' t be late for her first day of law school after all - despite weeks in a federal detention center after protesting U . S . immigration policy . policy What side was she on? 36 37 -340 1 TUCSON , Ariz . - Lizbeth Mateo won ' t be late for her first day of law school after all - despite weeks in a federal detention center after protesting U . S . immigration policy . federal detention center why was she there? 26 29 -340 1 TUCSON , Ariz . - Lizbeth Mateo won ' t be late for her first day of law school after all - despite weeks in a federal detention center after protesting U . S . immigration policy . federal detention center Why was Lizbeth Mateo locked in a federal detention center over protesting? 26 29 -340 2 She and other members of the " Dream 9 " were freed Wednesday while they pursue U . S . asylum . " Dream What is this organization? 6 8 -340 2 She and other members of the " Dream 9 " were freed Wednesday while they pursue U . S . asylum . 9 " What is this organization? 8 10 -340 2 She and other members of the " Dream 9 " were freed Wednesday while they pursue U . S . asylum . " Dream who are the 9? 6 8 -340 2 She and other members of the " Dream 9 " were freed Wednesday while they pursue U . S . asylum . freed Why were they freed? 11 12 -340 2 She and other members of the " Dream 9 " were freed Wednesday while they pursue U . S . asylum . " Dream 9 " Who are the \"Dream 9\"? 6 10 -340 5 Now she ' s even more determined to succeed . determined to how long will it take her? 6 8 -341 1 SANTA ANA , Calif . - Wayne Irving ' s daughter was 15 when she asked to get her driver ' s permit . when she asked how old is she now? 13 16 -341 2 " I was already frustrated at how addicted to texting my daughter was , " said the San Clemente , California , father of four , who at the time had just learned a grim statistic : More than 7 , 000 Americans had died from texting and driving the previous year . died What has been the government's response to this statistic? 44 45 -341 2 " I was already frustrated at how addicted to texting my daughter was , " said the San Clemente , California , father of four , who at the time had just learned a grim statistic : More than 7 , 000 Americans had died from texting and driving the previous year . already frustrated how long had she been texting? 3 5 -341 3 Instead of just signing the requisite slip of paper , Irving took a more proactive tack . requisite What are the steps for obtaining a driver's permit in the U.S. as a teenager? 5 6 -341 3 Instead of just signing the requisite slip of paper , Irving took a more proactive tack . more proactive tack What was the more proactive tack? 13 16 -341 3 Instead of just signing the requisite slip of paper , Irving took a more proactive tack . proactive tack what did she do? 14 16 -341 4 He began work on a smartphone app to help solve the problem of texting behind the wheel . app How does the app work and how does it stay operational during driving? 6 7 -341 4 He began work on a smartphone app to help solve the problem of texting behind the wheel . smartphone app What's the app do? 5 7 -341 4 He began work on a smartphone app to help solve the problem of texting behind the wheel . smartphone app What would the app do specifically? 5 7 -341 5 That app has since grown into a nonprofit dedicated to combating a relentless scourge . nonprofit How has the public and the government supported this? 7 8 -341 5 That app has since grown into a nonprofit dedicated to combating a relentless scourge . relentless scourge What was relentless scourge? 12 14 -341 5 That app has since grown into a nonprofit dedicated to combating a relentless scourge . combating a relentless scourge What does it do to combat texting and driving? 10 14 -342 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - Armed with a supercomputer capable of conducting 213 trillion calculations per second and an amped - up weather model , the National Hurricane Center hopes to improve tropical predictions up to 15 percent this season . amped - up weather model , What makes this different from a regular weather model? 19 25 -342 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - Armed with a supercomputer capable of conducting 213 trillion calculations per second and an amped - up weather model , the National Hurricane Center hopes to improve tropical predictions up to 15 percent this season . supercomputer What company made the supercomputer? 8 9 -342 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - Armed with a supercomputer capable of conducting 213 trillion calculations per second and an amped - up weather model , the National Hurricane Center hopes to improve tropical predictions up to 15 percent this season . hopes to improve How will this computer improve the predictions? 29 32 -342 2 The two powerful forecasting tools should allow the center to better determine how storms are structured , key information that signals where a storm might aim and how strong it might get . key information How does this specifically help? 17 19 -342 2 The two powerful forecasting tools should allow the center to better determine how storms are structured , key information that signals where a storm might aim and how strong it might get . tools How does it work? 4 5 -342 2 The two powerful forecasting tools should allow the center to better determine how storms are structured , key information that signals where a storm might aim and how strong it might get . powerful forecasting tools are they new? 2 5 -342 2 The two powerful forecasting tools should allow the center to better determine how storms are structured , key information that signals where a storm might aim and how strong it might get . better determine how storms are structured , How will this be determined? 10 17 -342 3 " If you don ' t have the structure of the storm right , it ' s hard to tell how it will interact with its environment , " said James Franklin , the hurricane center ' s top hurricane specialist . structure of the storm right , How does one understand the structure of a storm? 8 14 -342 3 " If you don ' t have the structure of the storm right , it ' s hard to tell how it will interact with its environment , " said James Franklin , the hurricane center ' s top hurricane specialist . James Franklin , what are his credentials? 30 33 -342 4 A primary goal will be to improve intensity forecasts , an area where the hurricane center has struggled for decades . intensity forecasts , What is an intensity forecast? 7 10 -342 5 Enter the Hurricane Weather Research and Forecasting model , or HWRF . HWRF how accurate it is? 10 11 -343 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - First came the cracking sounds . cracking sounds What are the cracking sounds? 8 10 -343 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - First came the cracking sounds . cracking what cracking sounds? 8 9 -343 2 Then windows started blowing out . And before they knew it , guests felt the ground beneath their Lake County resort near Disney World sink into the ground . blowing out Why would the windows blow out? 3 5 -343 2 Then windows started blowing out . And before they knew it , guests felt the ground beneath their Lake County resort near Disney World sink into the ground . sink Why would the ground sink beneath the resort? 24 25 -343 2 Then windows started blowing out . And before they knew it , guests felt the ground beneath their Lake County resort near Disney World sink into the ground . their Lake County was it an earthquake? 17 20 -343 3 Guests had only 10 to 15 minutes to escape the collapsing buildings at the Summer Bay Resort on U . S . Highway 192 in the Four Corners area , located about 7 miles east of Walt Disney World resort , where a large sinkhole - about 60 feet in diameter and 15 feet deep - opened in the earth late Sunday . sinkhole What caused the sinkhole? 44 45 -343 4 No one was injured but about three dozen resort goers left behind car keys , medication and other personal belongings inside their luxury condominiums after the crumbling edifices were evacuated . goers left behind were they compensated ? 9 12 -343 4 No one was injured but about three dozen resort goers left behind car keys , medication and other personal belongings inside their luxury condominiums after the crumbling edifices were evacuated . crumbling edifices what is an edifice? 26 28 -343 5 " My heart sunk . I was sick to my stomach , " said resort president Paul Caldwell after getting a call about 10 : 30 p . m . from his staff that the 15 - year - old buildings full of guests were sinking into the ground . Paul Caldwell after why was he called? 16 19 -344 1 LOS ANGELES - Imagine paying $ 20 and sitting down inside a Space Age capsule in Los Angeles . Space Age capsule What exactly is a \"Space Age capsule?\" 12 15 -344 1 LOS ANGELES - Imagine paying $ 20 and sitting down inside a Space Age capsule in Los Angeles . Space Age capsule why is it space age? 12 15 -344 1 LOS ANGELES - Imagine paying $ 20 and sitting down inside a Space Age capsule in Los Angeles . Space Age capsule What is the Space Age capsule for? 12 15 -344 2 About half an hour later , you ' re in sight of the Golden Gate Bridge . you ' re in sight of the Golden Gate Bridge How does the capsule move? 6 16 -344 2 About half an hour later , you ' re in sight of the Golden Gate Bridge . half an hour later How did I get from LA to the Golden Gate Bridge in about a half an hour? 1 5 -344 2 About half an hour later , you ' re in sight of the Golden Gate Bridge . sight of the Golden Gate Bridge is it a train? 10 16 -344 2 About half an hour later , you ' re in sight of the Golden Gate Bridge . sight of the Golden Gate Bridge Why are you in sight of the bridge? 10 16 -344 3 Los Angeles billionaire Elon Musk , the man who made electric vehicles sexy , revolutionized the online payment business and transformed spaceflight missions for NASA , is now taking on California ' s public transportation system . revolutionized the online payment business How did Musk revolutionize online payments? 14 19 -344 3 Los Angeles billionaire Elon Musk , the man who made electric vehicles sexy , revolutionized the online payment business and transformed spaceflight missions for NASA , is now taking on California ' s public transportation system . now how is he doing it? 27 28 -344 4 On Monday , to international fanfare , Musk unveiled the design of his Hyperloop , a $ 6 billion high - speed transit system powered by solar energy . powered by solar energy How does solar power work to fuel this transit system? 24 28 -344 5 The line would travel along interstates 5 and 580 at speeds of up to 760 miles per hour and have the feel of an airliner , Musk said . line would travel along interstates How would the lines work with existing interstates? 1 6 -344 5 The line would travel along interstates 5 and 580 at speeds of up to 760 miles per hour and have the feel of an airliner , Musk said . have the feel of an airliner , In what sense would this line feel like an airliner? 19 26 -344 5 The line would travel along interstates 5 and 580 at speeds of up to 760 miles per hour and have the feel of an airliner , Musk said . The line What sort of line is this? Is this a train line, subway, or something else? 0 2 -344 5 The line would travel along interstates 5 and 580 at speeds of up to 760 miles per hour and have the feel of an airliner , Musk said . travel along interstates 5 and 580 Would the line be built directly along the interstate, above, or below it? 3 9 -345 1 WASHINGTON - The bleating of the goats Wednesday didn ' t disturb the residents of Congressional Cemetery , a burial ground for hundreds of senators , congressmen , a couple of vice presidents and iconic figures such as FBI chief J . Edgar Hoover and composer John Philip Sousa . didn ' t disturb the residents HOW DID THE NOISE NOT DISTURB THE RESIDENTS? 8 14 -345 1 WASHINGTON - The bleating of the goats Wednesday didn ' t disturb the residents of Congressional Cemetery , a burial ground for hundreds of senators , congressmen , a couple of vice presidents and iconic figures such as FBI chief J . Edgar Hoover and composer John Philip Sousa . bleating of the goats Why were goats bleating? 3 7 -345 1 WASHINGTON - The bleating of the goats Wednesday didn ' t disturb the residents of Congressional Cemetery , a burial ground for hundreds of senators , congressmen , a couple of vice presidents and iconic figures such as FBI chief J . Edgar Hoover and composer John Philip Sousa . bleating of the goats Why were there goats bleating? 3 7 -345 2 For the next week , the 70 goats - known as " eco - goats " - will eat the vines , poison ivy , dense vegetation and anything they can reach to clean up a densely vegetated parcel on the cemetery grounds . " eco - goats " WHY ARE THEY KNOWN AS ECO GOATS? 11 16 -345 2 For the next week , the 70 goats - known as " eco - goats " - will eat the vines , poison ivy , dense vegetation and anything they can reach to clean up a densely vegetated parcel on the cemetery grounds . 70 goats why 70 exactly? 6 8 -345 3 " We ' re trying to prevent invasive species from eating the trees and having them fall on the historic headstones , " said Paul Williams , the president of the Association for the Preservation of Historic Congressional Cemetery . prevent invasive species from eating the trees HOW OFTEN ARE THEY EATING THE TREES? 6 13 -345 3 " We ' re trying to prevent invasive species from eating the trees and having them fall on the historic headstones , " said Paul Williams , the president of the Association for the Preservation of Historic Congressional Cemetery . invasive species Which invasive species? 7 9 -345 3 " We ' re trying to prevent invasive species from eating the trees and having them fall on the historic headstones , " said Paul Williams , the president of the Association for the Preservation of Historic Congressional Cemetery . having them fall Wouldn't the goats eating the trees cause them to fall too? 14 17 -345 4 " We don ' t want to utilize chemicals , due to our riverside location and because of our membership - only , off - leash dog - walking program " . utilize chemicals , WHAT CHEMICALS DO THEY NOT WANT TO USE? 7 10 -345 4 " We don ' t want to utilize chemicals , due to our riverside location and because of our membership - only , off - leash dog - walking program " . chemicals , is that smart? 8 10 -345 5 About 25 percent of the graveyard ' s funding comes from locals who pay a fee to walk their dogs along the 35 - acre patch , as a roster of historic capital personalities , including Civil War photographer Mathew Brady , sleep for eternity below their pooper scoopers . who pay a fee HOW MUCH IS THE FEE? 12 16 -345 5 About 25 percent of the graveyard ' s funding comes from locals who pay a fee to walk their dogs along the 35 - acre patch , as a roster of historic capital personalities , including Civil War photographer Mathew Brady , sleep for eternity below their pooper scoopers . 35 - acre patch , how many miles is that? 22 27 -346 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - Climate change is melting glaciers , worsening droughts and raising sea levels around the world . raising What is counted change raising sea levels? 15 16 -346 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - Climate change is melting glaciers , worsening droughts and raising sea levels around the world . Climate change What are the facets of climate change that are causing these things? 6 8 -346 2 But when it comes to redwood trees - the ancient , iconic sentinels that scientists have worried may be at risk as the planet heats up - global warming may actually be helping , at least for now , according to new research released Wednesday . actually be helping , How is it helping globally warming? 30 34 -346 2 But when it comes to redwood trees - the ancient , iconic sentinels that scientists have worried may be at risk as the planet heats up - global warming may actually be helping , at least for now , according to new research released Wednesday . redwood Why is global warming helping redwood trees? 5 6 -346 2 But when it comes to redwood trees - the ancient , iconic sentinels that scientists have worried may be at risk as the planet heats up - global warming may actually be helping , at least for now , according to new research released Wednesday . actually be helping How does global warming actually help redwood trees? 30 33 -346 3 " We ' re not seeing any evidence of declining growth rates , " said Steve Sillett , a forestry professor at Humboldt State University and nationally known redwoods expert . declining How comes there is no decline in growth rates? 9 10 -346 3 " We ' re not seeing any evidence of declining growth rates , " said Steve Sillett , a forestry professor at Humboldt State University and nationally known redwoods expert . evidence Could it still be happening, regardless of the lack of evidence? 7 8 -346 4 " In fact , a lot of the sites are exhibiting increasing rates of growth over the last 100 years " . increasing How can sites be showing increasing growth rates? 11 12 -346 4 " In fact , a lot of the sites are exhibiting increasing rates of growth over the last 100 years " . increasing rates of growth Could these increases be related to something other than climate change? 11 15 -346 5 It may be that the trees prefer warmer temperatures , or that they are benefiting from more sunlight , a longer growing season or even decades of fire suppression . warmer Why do trees prefer warmer temperatures? 7 8 -346 5 It may be that the trees prefer warmer temperatures , or that they are benefiting from more sunlight , a longer growing season or even decades of fire suppression . decades of fire suppression Is this related to climate change? 25 29 -347 1 CAIRO - At the site where thousands of people once lived in support of ousted President Mohammed Morsi , all that remain are ashes and military tanks stationed to control the area . ousted Why was President Mohammed Morsi \"ousted?\" 14 15 -347 1 CAIRO - At the site where thousands of people once lived in support of ousted President Mohammed Morsi , all that remain are ashes and military tanks stationed to control the area . all that remain are ashes and military tanks What caused the ashes and the stationed military tanks to appear? 19 27 -347 1 CAIRO - At the site where thousands of people once lived in support of ousted President Mohammed Morsi , all that remain are ashes and military tanks stationed to control the area . thousands of people Why did the thousands of people leave? 6 9 -347 2 Where kitchens once prepared thousands of meals to break the fast during the holy month of Ramadan , government bulldozers now sit . bulldozers Why is the government bulldozing where President Mohammed Morsi used to live? 19 20 -347 2 Where kitchens once prepared thousands of meals to break the fast during the holy month of Ramadan , government bulldozers now sit . holy month of Ramadan , What religion is responsible for the holy month of Ramadan? 13 18 -347 2 Where kitchens once prepared thousands of meals to break the fast during the holy month of Ramadan , government bulldozers now sit . break the why is it gone? 8 10 -347 3 Where the injured from the sit - in camp once clung to life on dirty hospital floors littered with bloodied bandages are now charred hallways . charred hallways Why are the hallways charred? 23 25 -347 3 Where the injured from the sit - in camp once clung to life on dirty hospital floors littered with bloodied bandages are now charred hallways . charred hallways Why are the hallways charred? 23 25 -347 4 Despite the 2011 uprising that aimed to end the military ' s grip in Egypt and give power to its civilians , the military is firmly in charge of the country again . military How did the military take charge again? 9 10 -347 4 Despite the 2011 uprising that aimed to end the military ' s grip in Egypt and give power to its civilians , the military is firmly in charge of the country again . 2011 uprising How many lives were lost during the 2011 uprising? 2 4 -347 4 Despite the 2011 uprising that aimed to end the military ' s grip in Egypt and give power to its civilians , the military is firmly in charge of the country again . 2011 uprising what happened in 2011? 2 4 -347 5 Few people talk now about democracy , civil rights or creating a modern state . democracy , Was Egypt a democracy when President Mohammed Morsi was in power? 5 7 -347 5 Few people talk now about democracy , civil rights or creating a modern state . Few people why not more? 0 2 -347 5 Few people talk now about democracy , civil rights or creating a modern state . talk now about democracy , Why do people not talk about democracy anymore? 2 7 -348 1 LOS ANGELES - Adding to the accumulating evidence that Neanderthals were more sophisticated than previously thought , scientists in Europe said that they had unearthed strong evidence that the early hominins - often typecast as brutish , club - lugging ape - men - fashioned their own specialized bone tools . scientists in Europe Which scientists? 17 20 -348 1 LOS ANGELES - Adding to the accumulating evidence that Neanderthals were more sophisticated than previously thought , scientists in Europe said that they had unearthed strong evidence that the early hominins - often typecast as brutish , club - lugging ape - men - fashioned their own specialized bone tools . had unearthed strong evidence Where did they unearth this strong evidence? 23 27 -348 1 LOS ANGELES - Adding to the accumulating evidence that Neanderthals were more sophisticated than previously thought , scientists in Europe said that they had unearthed strong evidence that the early hominins - often typecast as brutish , club - lugging ape - men - fashioned their own specialized bone tools . specialized bone tools What type of tools did Neanderthals fabricate? 47 50 -348 2 In a report published Monday in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences , archaeologists described the discovery of four fragments of bone tools known as lissoirs at two Neanderthal sites in southwest France . lissoirs What are lissoirs? 28 29 -348 2 In a report published Monday in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences , archaeologists described the discovery of four fragments of bone tools known as lissoirs at two Neanderthal sites in southwest France . discovery of four fragments of bone tools Will these new discoveries be placed in a museum for the public to see? 19 26 -348 2 In a report published Monday in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences , archaeologists described the discovery of four fragments of bone tools known as lissoirs at two Neanderthal sites in southwest France . lissoirs what do they look like? 28 29 -348 2 In a report published Monday in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences , archaeologists described the discovery of four fragments of bone tools known as lissoirs at two Neanderthal sites in southwest France . four fragments of bone tools What primary animal did Neanderthals use for bone fabrication? 21 26 -348 3 The implements are the oldest specialized bone tools found in Europe , said study lead author Marie Soressi , an archaeologist from Leiden University in the Netherlands . oldest specialized bone tools How old are the tools? 4 8 -348 3 The implements are the oldest specialized bone tools found in Europe , said study lead author Marie Soressi , an archaeologist from Leiden University in the Netherlands . Europe , Where were they found in Europe? 10 12 -348 4 Prior to the finds , tools unearthed at Neanderthal sites were almost exclusively made of stone , while bone tools were more common at early modern - human sites - leading many scholars to believe that Neanderthals adopted the technology from their more advanced relatives . bone tools were more common What were some of the tasks these bone tools enabled during that period? 18 23 -348 5 But the recently unearthed lissoirs , about 41 , 000 to 51 , 000 years old , could predate the arrival of modern humans in Europe and suggest that Neanderthals might have figured out how to make the tools independently , Soressi and her team wrote . lissoirs , What are lissoirs? 4 6 -348 5 But the recently unearthed lissoirs , about 41 , 000 to 51 , 000 years old , could predate the arrival of modern humans in Europe and suggest that Neanderthals might have figured out how to make the tools independently , Soressi and her team wrote . Europe Where did they arrive in Europe? 25 26 -348 5 But the recently unearthed lissoirs , about 41 , 000 to 51 , 000 years old , could predate the arrival of modern humans in Europe and suggest that Neanderthals might have figured out how to make the tools independently , Soressi and her team wrote . the arrival of modern humans in Europe When did modern humans arrive in Europe? 19 26 -348 5 But the recently unearthed lissoirs , about 41 , 000 to 51 , 000 years old , could predate the arrival of modern humans in Europe and suggest that Neanderthals might have figured out how to make the tools independently , Soressi and her team wrote . Soressi what are her credentials? 41 42 -348 5 But the recently unearthed lissoirs , about 41 , 000 to 51 , 000 years old , could predate the arrival of modern humans in Europe and suggest that Neanderthals might have figured out how to make the tools independently , Soressi and her team wrote . unearthed lissoirs , What are lissoirs? 3 6 -349 1 WASHINGTON - In a week when U . S . drones have rained missiles on militants in Yemen , a clear sign that unarmed drone aircraft are coming to America has landed less than a mile from the White House . U . S . drones have rained missiles on militants Why did the U.S send drones to rain missiles on militants in Yemen? 6 16 -349 1 WASHINGTON - In a week when U . S . drones have rained missiles on militants in Yemen , a clear sign that unarmed drone aircraft are coming to America has landed less than a mile from the White House . than a mile what is less than a mile? 33 36 -349 1 WASHINGTON - In a week when U . S . drones have rained missiles on militants in Yemen , a clear sign that unarmed drone aircraft are coming to America has landed less than a mile from the White House . rained Why did the U.S. drop missiles in Yemen? 12 13 -349 2 From bird - sized whirligigs to a scale model of a giant Air Force MQ - 9 Reaper , known as a hunter - killer drone , the cavernous Washington Convention Center was packed with drones , surveillance gear and other high - tech gizmos for both government and private uses . private uses What kind of private use uses these killer drones? 49 51 -349 2 From bird - sized whirligigs to a scale model of a giant Air Force MQ - 9 Reaper , known as a hunter - killer drone , the cavernous Washington Convention Center was packed with drones , surveillance gear and other high - tech gizmos for both government and private uses . whirligigs what is a whirligig? 4 5 -349 2 From bird - sized whirligigs to a scale model of a giant Air Force MQ - 9 Reaper , known as a hunter - killer drone , the cavernous Washington Convention Center was packed with drones , surveillance gear and other high - tech gizmos for both government and private uses . packed Was the Washington Convention Center packed with drones in order to protect the area? 33 34 -349 3 Organizers called it the largest drone show in the world . Organizers Who are the organizers? 0 1 -349 3 Organizers called it the largest drone show in the world . Organizers which organizers? 0 1 -349 3 Organizers called it the largest drone show in the world . largest drone show How many drone shows are there in the world? 4 7 -349 3 Organizers called it the largest drone show in the world . largest Is the public allowed to attend? 4 5 -349 4 The three - day trade fair of the Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International featured nearly 600 exhibits intended to show how drones and other robots can help in law enforcement , search and rescue , traffic control , selling real estate , checking pipelines and forest fires , wildlife protection and other domestic duties . selling real estate , How would a drone be able to sell real estate to people? 39 43 -349 4 The three - day trade fair of the Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International featured nearly 600 exhibits intended to show how drones and other robots can help in law enforcement , search and rescue , traffic control , selling real estate , checking pipelines and forest fires , wildlife protection and other domestic duties . show did it show correctly? 20 21 -349 4 The three - day trade fair of the Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International featured nearly 600 exhibits intended to show how drones and other robots can help in law enforcement , search and rescue , traffic control , selling real estate , checking pipelines and forest fires , wildlife protection and other domestic duties . selling real estate , How do drones help with selling real estate? 39 43 -349 4 The three - day trade fair of the Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International featured nearly 600 exhibits intended to show how drones and other robots can help in law enforcement , search and rescue , traffic control , selling real estate , checking pipelines and forest fires , wildlife protection and other domestic duties . featured Is this a yearly fair? 14 15 -349 5 The first goal , however , is to ease public fear of drones . ease public fear how can that be done? 8 11 -349 5 The first goal , however , is to ease public fear of drones . public fear of drones . Why are people afraid of drones? 9 14 -349 5 The first goal , however , is to ease public fear of drones . ease Why is public afraid of drones? 8 9 -350 1 TRENTON , N . J . - New Jersey Gov . Chris Christie issued a statement Monday saying he " reluctantly " signed a bill that prohibits attempts to convert children from gay to straight . " reluctantly " Why was the New Jersey Governor reluctant to sign the bill prohibiting attempts to convert children form gay to straight? 19 22 -350 1 TRENTON , N . J . - New Jersey Gov . Chris Christie issued a statement Monday saying he " reluctantly " signed a bill that prohibits attempts to convert children from gay to straight . gay to straight is that weird? 32 35 -350 1 TRENTON , N . J . - New Jersey Gov . Chris Christie issued a statement Monday saying he " reluctantly " signed a bill that prohibits attempts to convert children from gay to straight . " reluctantly " Why did he claim to be reluctant? 19 22 -350 2 Christie said he is reluctant to limit parents ' choices when it comes to the care and treatment of their children , but he said in weighting medical experts ' positions on the controversial practice of gay conversion therapy , he decided to sign the bill into law . medical experts ' positions What were the medical experts' position's who Christie weighed into the decision? 27 31 -350 2 Christie said he is reluctant to limit parents ' choices when it comes to the care and treatment of their children , but he said in weighting medical experts ' positions on the controversial practice of gay conversion therapy , he decided to sign the bill into law . in weighting medical experts ' positions Which medical experts? 25 31 -350 3 He cited the American Psychological Association , which has found the treatment can lead to depression , substance abuse , and suicidal thoughts . treatment What exactly is the course of treatment that was looked at in patients? 11 12 -350 3 He cited the American Psychological Association , which has found the treatment can lead to depression , substance abuse , and suicidal thoughts . suicidal thoughts what about actual suicide? 21 23 -350 4 " I believe that exposing children to these health risks without clear evidence of benefits that outweigh these serious risks is not appropriate , " Christie wrote . health risks What are the statistics of the patients that suffered the health risks? 8 10 -350 4 " I believe that exposing children to these health risks without clear evidence of benefits that outweigh these serious risks is not appropriate , " Christie wrote . benefits What are the benefits of the treatment? 14 15 -350 4 " I believe that exposing children to these health risks without clear evidence of benefits that outweigh these serious risks is not appropriate , " Christie wrote . Christie wrote did he also say it? 25 27 -350 5 The governor ' s banning of conversion therapy comes as he runs for re - election in New Jersey this year and as he positions himself for a possible presidential campaign in 2016 . banning of conversion therapy Has conversion therapy been banned in any other states? 4 8 -351 1 CHICAGO - Ten yoga mats , foam support blocks and a qualified instructor awaited the women who filed quietly into the recreation room , slipped off their shoes and stood in place on the mats , prepared for the stretching routine to begin . Ten Why is the class so small? 2 3 -351 1 CHICAGO - Ten yoga mats , foam support blocks and a qualified instructor awaited the women who filed quietly into the recreation room , slipped off their shoes and stood in place on the mats , prepared for the stretching routine to begin . quietly into who are these women? 18 20 -351 2 The only remarkable element among the trappings of this beginners ' yoga class was its location : Inside the barbed wire fence of the Cook County Jail . Cook County Jail . Why were they doing yoga at the Cook County Jail? 24 28 -351 2 The only remarkable element among the trappings of this beginners ' yoga class was its location : Inside the barbed wire fence of the Cook County Jail . Cook County Jail What other programs does Cook County Jail offer? 24 27 -351 3 The women prepared to stretch were inmates . women How do they determine who can take the yoga class or not? 1 2 -351 3 The women prepared to stretch were inmates . were inmates prison inmates? 5 7 -351 4 Instead of yoga pants , they wore Department of Corrections - issued pink and gray uniforms . pink and gray uniforms Why do they have pink and gray uniforms, just for yoga? 12 16 -351 4 Instead of yoga pants , they wore Department of Corrections - issued pink and gray uniforms . pink and gray uniforms why does this matter? 12 16 -351 5 Yoga and meditation sessions have been a mainstay in the women ' s jail for six years , since a group of volunteers from a local nonprofit that encourages yoga as an element of rehabilitation started showing up , mats in tow , and leading classes for all female inmates , said Alisa Kannett , an administrator for the nonprofit group Yoga for Recovery . group of volunteers How did they come up with the idea that yoga can help with rehabilitation? 20 23 -351 5 Yoga and meditation sessions have been a mainstay in the women ' s jail for six years , since a group of volunteers from a local nonprofit that encourages yoga as an element of rehabilitation started showing up , mats in tow , and leading classes for all female inmates , said Alisa Kannett , an administrator for the nonprofit group Yoga for Recovery . local nonprofit Which nonprofit was involved? 25 27 -352 1 Tesla Motors Inc . already claims to have the electric car that can go the longest between charges , and now it is claiming another automotive superlative - the safest car on the road . already claims Why do they have to claim this when they can prove it? 4 6 -352 1 Tesla Motors Inc . already claims to have the electric car that can go the longest between charges , and now it is claiming another automotive superlative - the safest car on the road . claims is the claim true? 5 6 -352 1 Tesla Motors Inc . already claims to have the electric car that can go the longest between charges , and now it is claiming another automotive superlative - the safest car on the road . safest What makes the car so safe compared to other vehicles? 29 30 -352 1 Tesla Motors Inc . already claims to have the electric car that can go the longest between charges , and now it is claiming another automotive superlative - the safest car on the road . the safest car on the road What makes this car the safest car on the road? 28 34 -352 2 The Palo Alto , Calif . , electric car company said that during recent testing by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration , " the Model S set a new record for the lowest likelihood of injury to occupants " . lowest likelihood of injury to occupants " How can this be tested if the car is not put into practice? 33 40 -352 2 The Palo Alto , Calif . , electric car company said that during recent testing by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration , " the Model S set a new record for the lowest likelihood of injury to occupants " . Model is that a new model? 25 26 -352 2 The Palo Alto , Calif . , electric car company said that during recent testing by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration , " the Model S set a new record for the lowest likelihood of injury to occupants " . new How was the Model S tested for safety? 29 30 -352 2 The Palo Alto , Calif . , electric car company said that during recent testing by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration , " the Model S set a new record for the lowest likelihood of injury to occupants " . testing What did this testing involve? 14 15 -352 3 Officials at the federal agency didn ' t return calls seeking confirmation of Tesla ' s claim . didn ' t return why not return? 5 9 -352 3 Officials at the federal agency didn ' t return calls seeking confirmation of Tesla ' s claim . confirmation When was confirmation sought by federal officials? 11 12 -352 4 But the sporty Model S did win a five - star safety rating from the NHTSA , a ranking reserved for the vehicles that do best in the agency ' s crash - test program . five - star How does a car receive a five-star rating from NHTSA? 8 11 -352 4 But the sporty Model S did win a five - star safety rating from the NHTSA , a ranking reserved for the vehicles that do best in the agency ' s crash - test program . agency ' s crash - test program How are the cars tested to determine their safety? 28 35 -352 5 " NHTSA does not publish a star rating above 5 ; however , safety levels better than 5 stars are captured in the overall Vehicle Safety Score provided to manufacturers , where the Model S achieved a new combined record of 5 . 4 stars , " Tesla said . new combined record of 5 So what were the other factors that led it to being averaged out at 5.4? 37 42 -352 5 " NHTSA does not publish a star rating above 5 ; however , safety levels better than 5 stars are captured in the overall Vehicle Safety Score provided to manufacturers , where the Model S achieved a new combined record of 5 . 4 stars , " Tesla said . 5 . 4 stars , " is that the highest? 41 47 -352 5 " NHTSA does not publish a star rating above 5 ; however , safety levels better than 5 stars are captured in the overall Vehicle Safety Score provided to manufacturers , where the Model S achieved a new combined record of 5 . 4 stars , " Tesla said . overall What qualities determines if a car gets higher than 5 stars? 23 24 -352 5 " NHTSA does not publish a star rating above 5 ; however , safety levels better than 5 stars are captured in the overall Vehicle Safety Score provided to manufacturers , where the Model S achieved a new combined record of 5 . 4 stars , " Tesla said . Vehicle Safety Score How are the vehicles scored? 24 27 -353 1 FORT LAUDERDALE , Fla . - If you ' ve bought Cheddar Goldfish snacks in the past four years , one fed - up Lake Worth , Florida , mom wants to help you get your money back . Cheddar Goldfish what brand of cheddar goldfish? 11 13 -353 1 FORT LAUDERDALE , Fla . - If you ' ve bought Cheddar Goldfish snacks in the past four years , one fed - up Lake Worth , Florida , mom wants to help you get your money back . money back How do I get money back from my purchase of Cheddar Goldfish? 36 38 -353 1 FORT LAUDERDALE , Fla . - If you ' ve bought Cheddar Goldfish snacks in the past four years , one fed - up Lake Worth , Florida , mom wants to help you get your money back . help you get your money back Why should purchasers of a snack want a refund four years later? 32 38 -353 2 And her multimillion - dollar effort has put South Florida on the forefront of a national debate over genetically modified foods . multimillion - dollar What was the multimillion-dollar effort from South Florida? 2 5 -353 2 And her multimillion - dollar effort has put South Florida on the forefront of a national debate over genetically modified foods . multimillion - dollar effort Is her campaign costing millions of dollars, or issue hoping to gain millions in compensation? 2 6 -353 2 And her multimillion - dollar effort has put South Florida on the forefront of a national debate over genetically modified foods . genetically modified foods are goldfish modified? 18 21 -353 4 Her lawsuit , filed June 11 in federal court in Fort Lauderdale , seeks class - action status , new labels and at least $ 5 million in damages to reimburse Florida consumers who purchased the snack since June 2009 , claiming the product violates Florida ' s Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices Act . June 11 June 11th of what year? 4 6 -353 4 Her lawsuit , filed June 11 in federal court in Fort Lauderdale , seeks class - action status , new labels and at least $ 5 million in damages to reimburse Florida consumers who purchased the snack since June 2009 , claiming the product violates Florida ' s Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices Act . product violates What product is being sued and may become a class action status? 43 45 -353 4 Her lawsuit , filed June 11 in federal court in Fort Lauderdale , seeks class - action status , new labels and at least $ 5 million in damages to reimburse Florida consumers who purchased the snack since June 2009 , claiming the product violates Florida ' s Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices Act . at least $ 5 million in damages How has this been calculated? 22 29 -353 4 Her lawsuit , filed June 11 in federal court in Fort Lauderdale , seeks class - action status , new labels and at least $ 5 million in damages to reimburse Florida consumers who purchased the snack since June 2009 , claiming the product violates Florida ' s Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices Act . million who was damaged? 26 27 -353 5 " Consumers have a right to know what they ' re putting in their bodies , " said Joshua Eggnatz , Leo ' s Weston - based attorney . what they ' re putting in their bodies , " What is the consumable that this person is referring to consumers putting into their bodies? 7 17 -353 5 " Consumers have a right to know what they ' re putting in their bodies , " said Joshua Eggnatz , Leo ' s Weston - based attorney . Weston - based What, or where, is Weston? 24 27 -353 5 " Consumers have a right to know what they ' re putting in their bodies , " said Joshua Eggnatz , Leo ' s Weston - based attorney . Joshua Eggnatz , is he well known? 18 21 -354 1 WASHINGTON - An Army judge on Wednesday sentenced Pfc . An Army judge on Wednesday sentenced Pfc what was the name of the judge? 2 9 -354 1 WASHINGTON - An Army judge on Wednesday sentenced Pfc . Pfc who is pfc? 8 9 -354 1 WASHINGTON - An Army judge on Wednesday sentenced Pfc . sentenced Pfc Why did the Army judge sentence Pfc? 7 9 -354 1 WASHINGTON - An Army judge on Wednesday sentenced Pfc . An Army judge on Wednesday sentenced Pfc Why was Pfc sentenced? What does it stand for? 2 9 -354 2 Bradley Manning to 35 years in a military prison for orchestrating the largest leak of classified documents in U . S . history . orchestrating the largest leak How did he orchestrate the leak? 10 14 -354 2 Bradley Manning to 35 years in a military prison for orchestrating the largest leak of classified documents in U . S . history . classified documents How were these documents leaked? 15 17 -354 2 Bradley Manning to 35 years in a military prison for orchestrating the largest leak of classified documents in U . S . history . leak of classified how did he leak? 13 16 -354 2 Bradley Manning to 35 years in a military prison for orchestrating the largest leak of classified documents in U . S . history . orchestrating the largest leak How was he able to do this? 10 14 -354 2 Bradley Manning to 35 years in a military prison for orchestrating the largest leak of classified documents in U . S . history . classified documents What classified documents were leaked by Bradley Manning? 15 17 -354 3 Manning ' s sentence means the 25 - year - old former intelligence analyst could eventually walk out of prison as a free , albeit much older , man . much older , can he get parole? 25 28 -354 4 He had faced what could have effectively been a life sentence . life sentence How could Bradley Manning gotten a life sentence? 9 11 -354 4 He had faced what could have effectively been a life sentence . life sentence How was able to lower the punishment from a life sentence to 35 years? 9 11 -354 4 He had faced what could have effectively been a life sentence . life sentence What is the average amount of time that people get sentenced to for leaking classified documents? 9 11 -354 5 The same judge who sentenced Manning , Col . Denise Lind , had also previously acquitted him on an aiding - the - enemy charge that carried a sentence of life without the possibility of parole . had also previously acquitted him Why did he acquit him? 12 17 -354 5 The same judge who sentenced Manning , Col . Denise Lind , had also previously acquitted him on an aiding - the - enemy charge that carried a sentence of life without the possibility of parole . aiding - the - enemy charge Why was Bradley Manning acquitted his charges for aiding-the-enemy? 19 25 -354 5 The same judge who sentenced Manning , Col . Denise Lind , had also previously acquitted him on an aiding - the - enemy charge that carried a sentence of life without the possibility of parole . aiding - the - enemy did he aid the enemy? 19 24 -354 5 The same judge who sentenced Manning , Col . Denise Lind , had also previously acquitted him on an aiding - the - enemy charge that carried a sentence of life without the possibility of parole . acquitted him Why was Manning acquitted? 15 17 -354 5 The same judge who sentenced Manning , Col . Denise Lind , had also previously acquitted him on an aiding - the - enemy charge that carried a sentence of life without the possibility of parole . aiding - the - enemy charge that What are the details of the previous \"aiding-the-enemy charge\" that he was acquitted of? 19 26 -355 1 An ambitious effort to bring the Internet to billions of poor people is only the latest move by Facebook Inc . ' s Mark Zuckerberg to carve out a high - profile role as a tech CEO who can wield influence over public issues . bring the Internet Why does Mark Zuckerberg want to bring the internet to poor people? 4 7 -355 1 An ambitious effort to bring the Internet to billions of poor people is only the latest move by Facebook Inc . ' s Mark Zuckerberg to carve out a high - profile role as a tech CEO who can wield influence over public issues . bring the Internet to billions of poor people How would they do so? 4 12 -355 1 An ambitious effort to bring the Internet to billions of poor people is only the latest move by Facebook Inc . ' s Mark Zuckerberg to carve out a high - profile role as a tech CEO who can wield influence over public issues . poor How does Mark Zuckerberg plan to make Internet available for everyone? 10 11 -355 2 And while he ' s not the only one of his peers promoting the power of technology to change the world , the scale and ambition of Zuckerberg ' s industry alliance to promote global Internet access makes the 29 - year - old CEO one of the most prominent advocates for Silicon Valley ' s unique blend of business and altruism . peers Which of Mark Zuckerberg's peers are also promoting technology changing the world? 11 12 -355 2 And while he ' s not the only one of his peers promoting the power of technology to change the world , the scale and ambition of Zuckerberg ' s industry alliance to promote global Internet access makes the 29 - year - old CEO one of the most prominent advocates for Silicon Valley ' s unique blend of business and altruism . not the only one Who are the others? 5 9 -355 2 And while he ' s not the only one of his peers promoting the power of technology to change the world , the scale and ambition of Zuckerberg ' s industry alliance to promote global Internet access makes the 29 - year - old CEO one of the most prominent advocates for Silicon Valley ' s unique blend of business and altruism . not Who else is promoting the power of technology? 5 6 -355 3 Still , critics scoffed Wednesday at what they viewed as self - interest wrapped in noble - sounding rhetoric that accompanied the announcement from Zuckerberg and his new Internet . org coalition . critics scoffed Wednesday Who are the critics? 2 5 -355 3 Still , critics scoffed Wednesday at what they viewed as self - interest wrapped in noble - sounding rhetoric that accompanied the announcement from Zuckerberg and his new Internet . org coalition . self - interest Why do critics view this as a self-interest ploy? 10 13 -355 3 Still , critics scoffed Wednesday at what they viewed as self - interest wrapped in noble - sounding rhetoric that accompanied the announcement from Zuckerberg and his new Internet . org coalition . self - interest How does this relate to his own self interest? 10 13 -355 3 Still , critics scoffed Wednesday at what they viewed as self - interest wrapped in noble - sounding rhetoric that accompanied the announcement from Zuckerberg and his new Internet . org coalition . self - interest Why did critics view Zuckerberg's announcement and plan as \"self-interest?\" 10 13 -355 4 And it ' s not the first time his efforts have run into that criticism . criticism What other efforts has Mark Zuckerberg been criticized for? 14 15 -355 4 And it ' s not the first time his efforts have run into that criticism . into that criticism . Why did his efforts run into criticism before? 12 16 -355 4 And it ' s not the first time his efforts have run into that criticism . not the first time When was the first time, and what was it regarding? 4 8 -355 4 And it ' s not the first time his efforts have run into that criticism . efforts What other efforts were viewed as being made based off of self-interest? 9 10 -355 5 Helping new populations get online is clearly in Facebook ' s interest , said futurist and longtime Silicon Valley observer Paul Saffo . Facebook ' s interest , How is it in Facebook's interest to get populations online? 8 13 -355 5 Helping new populations get online is clearly in Facebook ' s interest , said futurist and longtime Silicon Valley observer Paul Saffo . clearly in Facebook ' s interest , How does this serve Facebook's interests? 6 13 -355 5 Helping new populations get online is clearly in Facebook ' s interest , said futurist and longtime Silicon Valley observer Paul Saffo . Helping How are new populations being helped to get access to the Internet? 0 1 -356 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - Stanford researchers have unearthed clues about the formidable brains of some autistic children , suggesting that the diagnosis may signal a different cognitive style , not disability . researchers What are the names of the researchers? 7 8 -356 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - Stanford researchers have unearthed clues about the formidable brains of some autistic children , suggesting that the diagnosis may signal a different cognitive style , not disability . unearthed clues about the formidable brains How were Sanford researchers able to unearth clues about the brain of autistic children? 9 15 -356 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - Stanford researchers have unearthed clues about the formidable brains of some autistic children , suggesting that the diagnosis may signal a different cognitive style , not disability . unearthed What clues did the researchers unearth? 9 10 -356 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - Stanford researchers have unearthed clues about the formidable brains of some autistic children , suggesting that the diagnosis may signal a different cognitive style , not disability . formidable brains Why are autistic children's brains formidable? 13 15 -356 2 Superior math skills were found in autistic San Francisco Bay Area children with average intelligence compared with matched children who were not autistic . Superior math skills Why were superior math skills found in autistic children in the Bay area? 0 3 -356 2 Superior math skills were found in autistic San Francisco Bay Area children with average intelligence compared with matched children who were not autistic . Superior math skills How much better did the autistic children do than the other children. 0 3 -356 3 The two group ' s brain scans were different , as well . different , How were they different? 8 10 -356 3 The two group ' s brain scans were different , as well . were different , as well . How different were the two brain scans? 7 13 -356 3 The two group ' s brain scans were different , as well . different , In what way were the brain scans different? 8 10 -356 4 Images of the autistic children ' s brains while calculating math problems revealed a different pattern of activity than those of non - autistic children . different pattern of activity The activity was different in what way? 14 18 -356 4 Images of the autistic children ' s brains while calculating math problems revealed a different pattern of activity than those of non - autistic children . different pattern of activity How was the pattern of activity different? 14 18 -356 5 This small but important study , the first of its type , " makes us better aware of the unique talents that these people have , which could help them have better academic and professional lives , " said postdoctoral scholar Teresa Iuculano , lead author of the study . " makes us better aware How do we make changes with what we now know? 12 17 -356 5 This small but important study , the first of its type , " makes us better aware of the unique talents that these people have , which could help them have better academic and professional lives , " said postdoctoral scholar Teresa Iuculano , lead author of the study . unique talents What kinds of unique talents do they have? 19 21 -357 1 WASHINGTON - Last year about 1 million of the nation ' s poorest children got a leg up on school through Head Start , the federal program that helps prepare children up to age five for school . Head Start , the federal program that helps How does Head Start aid poor children? 21 29 -357 1 WASHINGTON - Last year about 1 million of the nation ' s poorest children got a leg up on school through Head Start , the federal program that helps prepare children up to age five for school . Start , is it a new program? 22 24 -357 1 WASHINGTON - Last year about 1 million of the nation ' s poorest children got a leg up on school through Head Start , the federal program that helps prepare children up to age five for school . Head Start , the federal program How does the program prepare children for school? 21 27 -357 2 This fall , about 57 , 000 children will be denied a place in Head Start and Early Head Start as fallout from sequestration . 57 , 000 children will be denied a place in Head Why will children be denied entry to Head Start? 4 15 -357 2 This fall , about 57 , 000 children will be denied a place in Head Start and Early Head Start as fallout from sequestration . sequestration what is that? 23 24 -357 3 New estimates about the automatic budget cuts were released Monday by the federal government . budget cuts What were estimated budget cuts? 5 7 -357 3 New estimates about the automatic budget cuts were released Monday by the federal government . automatic budget cuts Why were the budget cuts automatic? 4 7 -357 4 The cuts have slashed more than $ 400 million from the federal program ' s $ 8 billion budget . cuts have slashed more than $ 400 million Why was $400 million slashed from the program? 1 9 -357 4 The cuts have slashed more than $ 400 million from the federal program ' s $ 8 billion budget . federal program ' s Which federal program? 11 15 -357 4 The cuts have slashed more than $ 400 million from the federal program ' s $ 8 billion budget . $ 400 million Why was the budget cut so big for a program that helped poor children? 6 9 -357 5 Yasmina Vinci , executive director of the National Head Start Association , said sequestration represented the largest hit to Head Start funding in terms of dollars since the program began in 1965 . Yasmina Vinci , what are her credentials? 0 3 -358 1 BEIRUT - Delayed by a sniper attack , United Nations chemical weapons inspectors arrived Monday in one of the Syrian suburbs allegedly hit in a poison gas attack last week , visiting a pair of field hospitals and meeting with witnesses , the U . N . said . sniper attack , Do they know who caused the sniper attack? 5 8 -358 1 BEIRUT - Delayed by a sniper attack , United Nations chemical weapons inspectors arrived Monday in one of the Syrian suburbs allegedly hit in a poison gas attack last week , visiting a pair of field hospitals and meeting with witnesses , the U . N . said . visiting a pair of field hospitals How did they get to the hospitals if they were just attacked by a sniper? 31 37 -358 1 BEIRUT - Delayed by a sniper attack , United Nations chemical weapons inspectors arrived Monday in one of the Syrian suburbs allegedly hit in a poison gas attack last week , visiting a pair of field hospitals and meeting with witnesses , the U . N . said . Delayed by a sniper attack , When was the sniper attack? 2 8 -358 1 BEIRUT - Delayed by a sniper attack , United Nations chemical weapons inspectors arrived Monday in one of the Syrian suburbs allegedly hit in a poison gas attack last week , visiting a pair of field hospitals and meeting with witnesses , the U . N . said . chemical weapons inspectors arrived Monday Why were chemical weapons inspectors coming in the first place? 10 15 -358 1 BEIRUT - Delayed by a sniper attack , United Nations chemical weapons inspectors arrived Monday in one of the Syrian suburbs allegedly hit in a poison gas attack last week , visiting a pair of field hospitals and meeting with witnesses , the U . N . said . allegedly hit in a poison gas attack last week , Why was there uncertainty that the suburb had been attacked using poison gas? 21 31 -358 1 BEIRUT - Delayed by a sniper attack , United Nations chemical weapons inspectors arrived Monday in one of the Syrian suburbs allegedly hit in a poison gas attack last week , visiting a pair of field hospitals and meeting with witnesses , the U . N . said . sniper attack , Where was the sniper attack? 5 8 -358 1 BEIRUT - Delayed by a sniper attack , United Nations chemical weapons inspectors arrived Monday in one of the Syrian suburbs allegedly hit in a poison gas attack last week , visiting a pair of field hospitals and meeting with witnesses , the U . N . said . poison gas attack Why was there a gas attack? 25 28 -358 1 BEIRUT - Delayed by a sniper attack , United Nations chemical weapons inspectors arrived Monday in one of the Syrian suburbs allegedly hit in a poison gas attack last week , visiting a pair of field hospitals and meeting with witnesses , the U . N . said . sniper attack , who did they attack? 5 8 -358 2 The inspectors traveled to the Muadhamiya district , southwest of Damascus , after sniper volleys initially forced the U . N . convoy to turn back to the capital . initially forced How did the sniper force the U.N to turn back to the capital? Did he start to shoot at them? Did he communicate? 15 17 -358 2 The inspectors traveled to the Muadhamiya district , southwest of Damascus , after sniper volleys initially forced the U . N . convoy to turn back to the capital . initially forced Why did they initially force them to go back? 15 17 -358 2 The inspectors traveled to the Muadhamiya district , southwest of Damascus , after sniper volleys initially forced the U . N . convoy to turn back to the capital . the Muadhamiya district , Was this the intended destination of the convoy? 4 8 -358 2 The inspectors traveled to the Muadhamiya district , southwest of Damascus , after sniper volleys initially forced the U . N . convoy to turn back to the capital . Muadhamiya district , what happens in the district? 5 8 -358 3 A U . N . vehicle was struck in the incident , but no one was injured , the U . N . said in a statement . no one was injured , How was the vehicle struck in such a way that no passenger was injured? 13 18 -358 3 A U . N . vehicle was struck in the incident , but no one was injured , the U . N . said in a statement . was struck in the incident , What type of ammunition was the sniper using? Where was the vehicle struck? 6 12 -358 4 The damaged vehicle was replaced and the mission proceeded , the statement said . The damaged vehicle was replaced Where did they get a replacement vehicle? 0 5 -358 4 The damaged vehicle was replaced and the mission proceeded , the statement said . the mission proceeded , Did the convoy face further challenges as they continued the mission? 6 10 -358 5 The U . N . appears to have worked out a safe passage agreement with the two warring sides , though no specific details were released . no specific details were released Why weren't the specific details released? 21 26 -358 5 The U . N . appears to have worked out a safe passage agreement with the two warring sides , though no specific details were released . appears to have worked Does this imply that future UN convoys will have safe passage? 5 9 -358 5 The U . N . appears to have worked out a safe passage agreement with the two warring sides , though no specific details were released . two warring sides , Was the sniper attack the result of another ongoing conflict in the region? 16 20 -358 5 The U . N . appears to have worked out a safe passage agreement with the two warring sides , though no specific details were released . no specific details why no specific details? 21 24 -359 1 San Jose , Calif . - Firefighters finally began to get a handle on the massive Rim Fire near Yosemite National Park , but not before the blaze destroyed one popular Bay Area family camp and damaged another . one popular Bay Area family camp What camps were destroyed and damaged specifically? 29 35 -359 1 San Jose , Calif . - Firefighters finally began to get a handle on the massive Rim Fire near Yosemite National Park , but not before the blaze destroyed one popular Bay Area family camp and damaged another . finally How long have firefighters battled the blaze in total? 7 8 -359 1 San Jose , Calif . - Firefighters finally began to get a handle on the massive Rim Fire near Yosemite National Park , but not before the blaze destroyed one popular Bay Area family camp and damaged another . Rim Fire what is a rim fire? 16 18 -359 2 Berkeley officials said the fire incinerated the city ' s popular high Sierra camp on Sunday while San Jose canceled the rest of its season just miles away , after the blaze scorched about a dozen cabins . canceled the rest of its Was the season cancelled due to continued threat or due to damage sustained in San Jose? 19 24 -359 2 Berkeley officials said the fire incinerated the city ' s popular high Sierra camp on Sunday while San Jose canceled the rest of its season just miles away , after the blaze scorched about a dozen cabins . high Sierra camp was anyone injured? 11 14 -359 2 Berkeley officials said the fire incinerated the city ' s popular high Sierra camp on Sunday while San Jose canceled the rest of its season just miles away , after the blaze scorched about a dozen cabins . Berkeley officials said the fire Which Berkeley officials spoke about the fire? 0 5 -359 4 " Our family is feeling pretty devastated because we have so many happy memories there , and it was a place we always look forward to returning , " said David Kojan , one of many Berkeley natives who cherished visits with his wife and two young sons to the Berkeley Tuolumne Family Camp just west of Yosemite . so many happy memories there , What is an example of the family's happy memory? 10 16 -359 4 " Our family is feeling pretty devastated because we have so many happy memories there , and it was a place we always look forward to returning , " said David Kojan , one of many Berkeley natives who cherished visits with his wife and two young sons to the Berkeley Tuolumne Family Camp just west of Yosemite . look forward Is there hope that the camp will be rebuilt? 23 25 -359 4 " Our family is feeling pretty devastated because we have so many happy memories there , and it was a place we always look forward to returning , " said David Kojan , one of many Berkeley natives who cherished visits with his wife and two young sons to the Berkeley Tuolumne Family Camp just west of Yosemite . family how many families live there? 2 3 -359 5 Overnight into Tuesday , the fire grew to about 180 , 000 acres , or 280 square miles , after gobbling up another 20 , 000 acres compared to late Monday . fire grew What is causing the fire to continue growing? 5 7 -359 5 Overnight into Tuesday , the fire grew to about 180 , 000 acres , or 280 square miles , after gobbling up another 20 , 000 acres compared to late Monday . Overnight is that fast? 0 1 -360 1 WASHINGTON - President Barack Obama tried to reassemble a " coalition of conscience " to take up his economic agenda for the middle class on Wednesday as he honored Martin Luther King Jr . and the marchers who fought for civil rights 50 years ago . " coalition of conscience " What is this coalition about? 9 14 -360 1 WASHINGTON - President Barack Obama tried to reassemble a " coalition of conscience " to take up his economic agenda for the middle class on Wednesday as he honored Martin Luther King Jr . and the marchers who fought for civil rights 50 years ago . Martin Luther King Jr Who is Dr. Martin Luther King? 29 33 -360 1 WASHINGTON - President Barack Obama tried to reassemble a " coalition of conscience " to take up his economic agenda for the middle class on Wednesday as he honored Martin Luther King Jr . and the marchers who fought for civil rights 50 years ago . economic agenda What was Obama's economic agenda? 18 20 -360 2 " In the face of impossible odds , people who love their country can change it , " Obama said . people who love their country can change it , " What can they change about it? 8 18 -360 3 The president spoke at a ceremony commemorating the anniversary of the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom , the 1963 protest that became the most iconic moment of the civil rights movement . 1963 protest that became the most iconic moment What happened in 1963? 20 28 -360 3 The president spoke at a ceremony commemorating the anniversary of the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom , the 1963 protest that became the most iconic moment of the civil rights movement . the 1963 protest Who led this protest in 1963? 19 22 -360 3 The president spoke at a ceremony commemorating the anniversary of the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom , the 1963 protest that became the most iconic moment of the civil rights movement . iconic moment Why was it an iconic moment? 26 28 -360 5 Obama ' s remarks capped several days of events in Washington observing the anniversary . events What other events were there? 8 9 -360 5 Obama ' s remarks capped several days of events in Washington observing the anniversary . several days of events What sort of events? 5 9 -361 1 NEW YORK - Beginning a day of protests that organizers say will spread to 50 cities and 1 , 000 stores across the country , a crowd of chanting workers gathered Thursday morning at a McDonald ' s in midtown Manhattan to call for higher wages and the chance to join a union . chance to join a union . How do they have a chance to join a union? 48 54 -361 1 NEW YORK - Beginning a day of protests that organizers say will spread to 50 cities and 1 , 000 stores across the country , a crowd of chanting workers gathered Thursday morning at a McDonald ' s in midtown Manhattan to call for higher wages and the chance to join a union . a crowd How many gathered? 25 27 -361 1 NEW YORK - Beginning a day of protests that organizers say will spread to 50 cities and 1 , 000 stores across the country , a crowd of chanting workers gathered Thursday morning at a McDonald ' s in midtown Manhattan to call for higher wages and the chance to join a union . union What sort of union? 52 53 -361 2 About 500 people , including workers , activists , religious leaders , news crews and local politicians , gathered outside the McDonald ' s on Fifth Avenue . workers , activists , religious leaders , news Why are so many different kinds of people passionate about this? 5 13 -361 2 About 500 people , including workers , activists , religious leaders , news crews and local politicians , gathered outside the McDonald ' s on Fifth Avenue . Fifth Avenue in new york? 25 27 -361 3 The protesters chanted " Si Se Puede " ( " Yes , We Can " ) and " Hey , hey , ho , ho $ 7 . 25 has got to go , " holding signs saying " On Strike : Can ' t Survive on $ 7 . 25 , " referring to the federal minimum wage . " Si Se Puede " were they spanish? 3 8 -361 4 The protesters plan to spread out to other stores throughout New York during the day . other stores what other stores? 7 9 -361 4 The protesters plan to spread out to other stores throughout New York during the day . to spread out to How do they plan to spread out? 3 7 -361 5 Protests are also expected in Los Angeles , Chicago , Charlotte , N . C . , and other cities . cities which cities? 19 20 -361 5 Protests are also expected in Los Angeles , Chicago , Charlotte , N . C . , and other cities . other cities What other cities will protest be taking place in? 18 20 -362 1 MINNEAPOLIS - At first glance , the small farm near Lino Lakes , Minn . , looks much like other charming hobby farms in the area . looks much like other charming hobby farms What do hobby farms look like in that area? 16 23 -362 1 MINNEAPOLIS - At first glance , the small farm near Lino Lakes , Minn . , looks much like other charming hobby farms in the area . hobby farms What are hobby farms? 21 23 -362 2 But it holds a distinct niche in Minnesota and likely the nation . holds a distinct niche What's the niche that it holds? 2 6 -362 2 But it holds a distinct niche in Minnesota and likely the nation . niche Why are hobby farms considered niche? 5 6 -362 2 But it holds a distinct niche in Minnesota and likely the nation . niche which niche does it hold? 5 6 -362 3 The patch of corn near the driveway is a special white heirloom corn handed down by generations of Oneida Indians . a special white heirloom corn What makes it special? 8 13 -362 3 The patch of corn near the driveway is a special white heirloom corn handed down by generations of Oneida Indians . special What makes it special? 9 10 -362 4 The black beans sprouting on nearby vines were grown for centuries by Hopi Indians . Hopi Indians What did the Hopi Indians use them for? 12 14 -362 4 The black beans sprouting on nearby vines were grown for centuries by Hopi Indians . Hopi Indians how many tribes were there? 12 14 -362 5 There ' s squash from the Lakota tribe , corn from the Dakotas , and a team of urban teenagers who are learning to harvest , cook and market the plants that fed their ancestors . urban teenagers Why are urban teenagers involved in this? 18 20 -362 5 There ' s squash from the Lakota tribe , corn from the Dakotas , and a team of urban teenagers who are learning to harvest , cook and market the plants that fed their ancestors . urban teenagers how many teens? 18 20 -363 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - Passengers waiting to board the Dumbo the Flying Elephant ride at Walt Disney World used to stand in long lines that snaked along the sun - baked pavement . sun - baked pavement Why did Disney leave the line area unshaded? 29 33 -363 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - Passengers waiting to board the Dumbo the Flying Elephant ride at Walt Disney World used to stand in long lines that snaked along the sun - baked pavement . the Dumbo the Flying Elephant ride How long is that ride? 9 15 -363 2 Riders are now ushered into an air - conditioned tent , where kids can play on slides , a climbing tower and a toy fire engine while parents wait for the buzz of a pager telling them it ' s time to ride the attraction . air - conditioned tent , How many people can the tent accommodate? 6 11 -363 2 Riders are now ushered into an air - conditioned tent , where kids can play on slides , a climbing tower and a toy fire engine while parents wait for the buzz of a pager telling them it ' s time to ride the attraction . parents Is there anything for parents to do while they wait? 27 28 -363 3 " It ' s so much better this way , " Russ Spence of Richmond , Virginiaa , said as he relaxed in the tent , waiting to take his 3 - year - old grandson on the ride . " It ' s so much better this way , " What specifically was bad about the old way? 0 11 -363 3 " It ' s so much better this way , " Russ Spence of Richmond , Virginiaa , said as he relaxed in the tent , waiting to take his 3 - year - old grandson on the ride . said as he relaxed in the tent , How big is the tent? 18 26 -363 4 With theme park lines only getting longer , parks like Disney World in Florida are investing big money to make wait time less boring , more comfortable and , in the process , seemingly shorter . parks like Disney World Which other parks are making changes, and what are these changes like? 8 12 -363 4 With theme park lines only getting longer , parks like Disney World in Florida are investing big money to make wait time less boring , more comfortable and , in the process , seemingly shorter . Disney World in Florida How big is Disney World in Florida? 10 14 -363 4 With theme park lines only getting longer , parks like Disney World in Florida are investing big money to make wait time less boring , more comfortable and , in the process , seemingly shorter . investing big money How much money are parks investing? 15 18 -363 5 The efforts make good business sense because long queues are one of the biggest gripes of theme park guests . one of the biggest gripes What are some other gripes guests have? 10 15 -363 5 The efforts make good business sense because long queues are one of the biggest gripes of theme park guests . The efforts make good business Is there an extra fee to get into the tent? 0 5 -363 5 The efforts make good business sense because long queues are one of the biggest gripes of theme park guests . biggest gripes Are there any statistics about this? 13 15 -364 1 MAFRAQ , Jordan - As U . S . President Barack Obama ' s announcement that he was postponing U . S . missile strikes against the Syrian regime hit the Zaatari refugee camp , so did anger and fear . postponing U . S . missile strikes Why did Obama postpone the missile strikes? 18 25 -364 1 MAFRAQ , Jordan - As U . S . President Barack Obama ' s announcement that he was postponing U . S . missile strikes against the Syrian regime hit the Zaatari refugee camp , so did anger and fear . did anger and fear Why did they feel this way? 36 40 -364 1 MAFRAQ , Jordan - As U . S . President Barack Obama ' s announcement that he was postponing U . S . missile strikes against the Syrian regime hit the Zaatari refugee camp , so did anger and fear . Zaatari refugee camp , Where is the Zaatari refugee camp? 31 35 -364 2 " If they ' re going to strike , let them strike once and for all and bring the regime down , " grumbled Um Hafiz , who fled with her husband and five children from their village near Syria ' s southern city of Daara in January . let them strike once What reasons does the US have for striking? 9 13 -364 2 " If they ' re going to strike , let them strike once and for all and bring the regime down , " grumbled Um Hafiz , who fled with her husband and five children from their village near Syria ' s southern city of Daara in January . bring the regime down , " Will it actually help? 17 23 -364 2 " If they ' re going to strike , let them strike once and for all and bring the regime down , " grumbled Um Hafiz , who fled with her husband and five children from their village near Syria ' s southern city of Daara in January . bring the regime down , " What regime is Hafiz referring to? 17 23 -364 2 " If they ' re going to strike , let them strike once and for all and bring the regime down , " grumbled Um Hafiz , who fled with her husband and five children from their village near Syria ' s southern city of Daara in January . Syria ' s southern city is it the biggest city? 39 44 -364 4 " We were happy when we first heard that the U . S . would attack , but then when it was postponed , we were afraid that Bashar would attack the camp , " said Raad Zoubi , 23 , who has lived in the dusty , sun - stricken swath of tents and prefabricated metal huts for the past year . Bashar would attack the camp , " Why would he attack the camp if not attacked himself? 28 35 -364 4 " We were happy when we first heard that the U . S . would attack , but then when it was postponed , we were afraid that Bashar would attack the camp , " said Raad Zoubi , 23 , who has lived in the dusty , sun - stricken swath of tents and prefabricated metal huts for the past year . happy Why were the people happy with the US's decision to attack Zaatari? 3 4 -364 4 " We were happy when we first heard that the U . S . would attack , but then when it was postponed , we were afraid that Bashar would attack the camp , " said Raad Zoubi , 23 , who has lived in the dusty , sun - stricken swath of tents and prefabricated metal huts for the past year . U . S . would attack , why would they be happy? 10 17 -364 5 " People are angry , but when the Americans do attack , we will be happy they do " . we will be happy they do " What do the people want from the attack? 12 19 -364 5 " People are angry , but when the Americans do attack , we will be happy they do " . we will be happy they shouldnt they be worried? 12 17 -365 1 LOS ANGELES - The Los Angeles City Council on Wednesday lifted a decade - long ban on public murals , marking a decisive victory for artists who argued the law made no sense in a city with such a rich tradition of street art . ban Why were public murals banned for a decade? 15 16 -365 1 LOS ANGELES - The Los Angeles City Council on Wednesday lifted a decade - long ban on public murals , marking a decisive victory for artists who argued the law made no sense in a city with such a rich tradition of street art . street art Would this \"street art\" be similar to \"graffiti?\" 42 44 -365 2 The decision culminates years of debate over how Los Angeles should regulate murals , which have chronicled generations of the city ' s history , from the mid - 20th - century struggles of Latinos on the Eastside to freeway displays celebrating the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics . culminates who is interested? 2 3 -365 2 The decision culminates years of debate over how Los Angeles should regulate murals , which have chronicled generations of the city ' s history , from the mid - 20th - century struggles of Latinos on the Eastside to freeway displays celebrating the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics . struggles Which murals best depict life during this time? 32 33 -365 2 The decision culminates years of debate over how Los Angeles should regulate murals , which have chronicled generations of the city ' s history , from the mid - 20th - century struggles of Latinos on the Eastside to freeway displays celebrating the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics . 1984 What was LA's involvement in the 1984 Olympics? 43 44 -365 3 The 13 - 2 vote is expected to free a new generation of muralists to " reclaim our legacy as a mural capital of the world , " said Isabel Rojas - Williams , executive director of the Mural Conservancy of Los Angeles . mural capital of the world , " Why is Italy the mural capital of the world? 21 28 -365 3 The 13 - 2 vote is expected to free a new generation of muralists to " reclaim our legacy as a mural capital of the world , " said Isabel Rojas - Williams , executive director of the Mural Conservancy of Los Angeles . Isabel Rojas - Williams , what are her credentials? 29 34 -365 3 The 13 - 2 vote is expected to free a new generation of muralists to " reclaim our legacy as a mural capital of the world , " said Isabel Rojas - Williams , executive director of the Mural Conservancy of Los Angeles . mural capital of the world , " Is Los Angeles really the \"mural capital of the world?\" 21 28 -365 3 The 13 - 2 vote is expected to free a new generation of muralists to " reclaim our legacy as a mural capital of the world , " said Isabel Rojas - Williams , executive director of the Mural Conservancy of Los Angeles . free a new generation of muralists Do they have to get permission first? 8 14 -365 3 The 13 - 2 vote is expected to free a new generation of muralists to " reclaim our legacy as a mural capital of the world , " said Isabel Rojas - Williams , executive director of the Mural Conservancy of Los Angeles . 13 - 2 Why did the two councilpersons oppose this decision? 1 4 -365 3 The 13 - 2 vote is expected to free a new generation of muralists to " reclaim our legacy as a mural capital of the world , " said Isabel Rojas - Williams , executive director of the Mural Conservancy of Los Angeles . " reclaim During which time periods was LA considered the mural capital of the world? 15 17 -365 4 New rules will seek a balance between clashing interests : reviving the city ' s muralist tradition ; protecting neighborhoods from unwanted intrusions of large , sometimes controversial artworks ; and controlling a proliferation of advertising in the guise of art . neighborhoods which neighborhoods? 19 20 -365 4 New rules will seek a balance between clashing interests : reviving the city ' s muralist tradition ; protecting neighborhoods from unwanted intrusions of large , sometimes controversial artworks ; and controlling a proliferation of advertising in the guise of art . rules In which ways will the rules be able to manage these clashes? 1 2 -365 4 New rules will seek a balance between clashing interests : reviving the city ' s muralist tradition ; protecting neighborhoods from unwanted intrusions of large , sometimes controversial artworks ; and controlling a proliferation of advertising in the guise of art . advertising What is the relationship between the company being advertised and the artists painting these advertisements? 35 36 -365 5 It was the latter objective that led to the ban a decade ago . latter What was the latter objective? 3 4 -365 5 It was the latter objective that led to the ban a decade ago . latter what is a latter? 3 4 -365 5 It was the latter objective that led to the ban a decade ago . objective Is advertising through artwork considered illegal, prompting the ban, or was it made illegal through the ban? 4 5 -366 1 ( / / newsela - test - files - f331e . s3 . amazonaws . com / uploads / 20130829 TEENJOBS . jpg ) WASHINGTON - For the fourth consecutive summer , teen employment has stayed anchored around record lows , prompting experts to fear that a generation of youth is likely to be economically stunted with lower earnings and opportunities in years ahead . For the fourth consecutive summer , What year did this begin/ was this written? 26 32 -366 1 ( / / newsela - test - files - f331e . s3 . amazonaws . com / uploads / 20130829 TEENJOBS . jpg ) WASHINGTON - For the fourth consecutive summer , teen employment has stayed anchored around record lows , prompting experts to fear that a generation of youth is likely to be economically stunted with lower earnings and opportunities in years ahead . record lows What are the numbers? 38 40 -366 1 ( / / newsela - test - files - f331e . s3 . amazonaws . com / uploads / 20130829 TEENJOBS . jpg ) WASHINGTON - For the fourth consecutive summer , teen employment has stayed anchored around record lows , prompting experts to fear that a generation of youth is likely to be economically stunted with lower earnings and opportunities in years ahead . lower earnings will earnings be lower forever? 57 59 -366 2 The trend is all the more striking given that the overall unemployment rate has steadily dropped , to 7 . 4 percent in August . 7 . 4 percent in August What was the percent at the beginning of the year for reference? 18 24 -366 2 The trend is all the more striking given that the overall unemployment rate has steadily dropped , to 7 . 4 percent in August . 7 . 4 percent in August What was the unemployment rate in June? 18 24 -366 2 The trend is all the more striking given that the overall unemployment rate has steadily dropped , to 7 . 4 percent in August . 7 . 4 percent is that low or high? 18 22 -366 3 And employers in recent months have been collectively adding almost 200 , 000 new jobs a month . And employers in recent months Which employers? 0 5 -366 3 And employers in recent months have been collectively adding almost 200 , 000 new jobs a month . 200 , 000 new jobs What kind of jobs have been added? 10 15 -366 5 In 1999 , slightly more than 52 percent of teens 16 to 19 worked a summer job . 52 percent of teens What was the amount of jobs in relation to this percentage? 6 10 -366 5 In 1999 , slightly more than 52 percent of teens 16 to 19 worked a summer job . 52 percent of teens What is the number on teen employment of the same age group now? 6 10 -366 5 In 1999 , slightly more than 52 percent of teens 16 to 19 worked a summer job . 52 percent of teens 16 to what is the percent now? 6 12 -367 1 MEXICO CITY - Flip through the print publications exalting the activities of Mexico ' s high society and there ' s one thing you rarely find : dark - skinned people . rarely find : why do you rarely find dark skinned people? 24 27 -367 1 MEXICO CITY - Flip through the print publications exalting the activities of Mexico ' s high society and there ' s one thing you rarely find : dark - skinned people . dark - skinned people . Why are there no dark-skinned people in their high society? 27 32 -367 1 MEXICO CITY - Flip through the print publications exalting the activities of Mexico ' s high society and there ' s one thing you rarely find : dark - skinned people . Flip through the print publications Which publications? 3 8 -367 1 MEXICO CITY - Flip through the print publications exalting the activities of Mexico ' s high society and there ' s one thing you rarely find : dark - skinned people . dark - skinned people Why aren't dark-skinned people featured? 27 31 -367 1 MEXICO CITY - Flip through the print publications exalting the activities of Mexico ' s high society and there ' s one thing you rarely find : dark - skinned people . find : dark - skinned why are they not found? 25 30 -367 2 No matter that nearly two - thirds of Mexicans consider themselves moreno , the Spanish word for dark . consider themselves moreno , What constitutes being moreno? How dark does one need to be? 9 13 -367 2 No matter that nearly two - thirds of Mexicans consider themselves moreno , the Spanish word for dark . two - thirds Why are they not represented in high society? 4 7 -367 3 Mexico has strong laws barring discrimination based on skin color or ethnicity , but the practices of public relations firms and news media lag behind , promoting the perception that light skin is desirable and dark skin unappealing . light skin is desirable and dark skin unappealing Why is dark skin unappealing? 30 38 -367 3 Mexico has strong laws barring discrimination based on skin color or ethnicity , but the practices of public relations firms and news media lag behind , promoting the perception that light skin is desirable and dark skin unappealing . lag behind , Why do they resist this change? 23 26 -367 4 The issue came to the fore this month when a casting call for a television spot for Mexico ' s largest airline stated flatly that it wanted " no one dark , " sparking outrage on social media and , ultimately , embarrassed apologies . " no one dark , " How is this allowed? 27 33 -367 4 The issue came to the fore this month when a casting call for a television spot for Mexico ' s largest airline stated flatly that it wanted " no one dark , " sparking outrage on social media and , ultimately , embarrassed apologies . " no one dark , " How could they think that such a stipulation could not spark outrage? 27 33 -367 4 The issue came to the fore this month when a casting call for a television spot for Mexico ' s largest airline stated flatly that it wanted " no one dark , " sparking outrage on social media and , ultimately , embarrassed apologies . " no one dark , " did they get in trouble? 27 33 -367 5 " I ' d never seen anything that aggressive and that clear , all in capital letters : ‘ NO ONE DARK , ' " said Tamara de Anda , a magazine editor . a magazine editor . Which magazine is Tamara de Anda an editor for? 30 34 -367 5 " I ' d never seen anything that aggressive and that clear , all in capital letters : ‘ NO ONE DARK , ' " said Tamara de Anda , a magazine editor . Tamara de Anda , what are her credentials? 26 30 -368 1 ST . PETERSBURG , Russia - President Barack Obama on Wednesday declared the world ' s credibility " is on the line " when it comes to punishing Syrian President Bashar Assad for his regime ' s purported use of chemical weapons . Bashar Assad how long has he led? 30 32 -368 1 ST . PETERSBURG , Russia - President Barack Obama on Wednesday declared the world ' s credibility " is on the line " when it comes to punishing Syrian President Bashar Assad for his regime ' s purported use of chemical weapons . use of chemical weapons What proof is there that President Assad used chemical weapons? 38 42 -368 1 ST . PETERSBURG , Russia - President Barack Obama on Wednesday declared the world ' s credibility " is on the line " when it comes to punishing Syrian President Bashar Assad for his regime ' s purported use of chemical weapons . his regime ' s purported use What is his regime purported to have done with chemical weapons? 33 39 -368 1 ST . PETERSBURG , Russia - President Barack Obama on Wednesday declared the world ' s credibility " is on the line " when it comes to punishing Syrian President Bashar Assad for his regime ' s purported use of chemical weapons . purported What does the word purported mean? 37 38 -368 2 Speaking at a press conference in Stockholm , Sweden , ahead of a global economic summit in Russia where he will seek to rally support for a U . S . military strike against Syria , Obama said the " red line " he set against a year ago against Syria ' s use of chemical weapons isn ' t his , but an international standard . isn ' t his , but an international standard When did the international standard come into being, and what was the impetus for this standard? 57 66 -368 2 Speaking at a press conference in Stockholm , Sweden , ahead of a global economic summit in Russia where he will seek to rally support for a U . S . military strike against Syria , Obama said the " red line " he set against a year ago against Syria ' s use of chemical weapons isn ' t his , but an international standard . international standard Which other countries abide by the international standard? 64 66 -368 3 " I didn ' t set a red line ; the world set a red line , " Obama said . red line ; what is a red line? 7 10 -368 3 " I didn ' t set a red line ; the world set a red line , " Obama said . the world set a red line , " Why was the red line needed to be set by the world? 10 18 -368 4 " My credibility ' s not on the line . The international community ' s credibility is on the line . credibility ' s did obama say this? 2 5 -368 4 " My credibility ' s not on the line . The international community ' s credibility is on the line . credibility ' s Why would Obama's credibility be on the line? 2 5 -368 4 " My credibility ' s not on the line . The international community ' s credibility is on the line . international community ' s credibility How is the international community's credibility on the line? 11 16 -368 5 And America and Congress ' s credibility ' s on the line " . America and Congress ' s How would America and Congress's credibility be on the line? 1 6 -368 5 And America and Congress ' s credibility ' s on the line " . on the line " How is Obama's credibility not on the line if he is part of America? 9 13 -369 1 DILLINGHAM , Alaska - President Barack Obama ' s top environmental official was visibly moved as people in this fishing town told her the giant Pebble Mine would kill wild salmon and destroy their culture . top environmental official Who is President Obama's top environmental official? 9 12 -369 1 DILLINGHAM , Alaska - President Barack Obama ' s top environmental official was visibly moved as people in this fishing town told her the giant Pebble Mine would kill wild salmon and destroy their culture . kill How would Pebble Mine kill the salmon? 28 29 -369 1 DILLINGHAM , Alaska - President Barack Obama ' s top environmental official was visibly moved as people in this fishing town told her the giant Pebble Mine would kill wild salmon and destroy their culture . President Barack Obama ' s top environmental Who is the president's top environmental official? 4 11 -369 1 DILLINGHAM , Alaska - President Barack Obama ' s top environmental official was visibly moved as people in this fishing town told her the giant Pebble Mine would kill wild salmon and destroy their culture . kill wild salmon Why would the pebble mine kill wild salmon? 28 31 -369 2 " You remind why we ' re all here , what we work for every day and why I am probably the most blessed person in the world to be at EPA at this time , " said Gina McCarthy , who became administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency just last month . administrator why was she promoted? 43 44 -369 3 " I intend to make you proud in the position the president has given me , " she said to a standing ovation in the packed gymnasium at a Dillingham school . intend to make how will she do that? 2 5 -369 4 McCarthy visited the Bristol Bay region this week as a nationwide debate grows over the proposed mine . debate Why is there a debate over the mine? 11 12 -369 4 McCarthy visited the Bristol Bay region this week as a nationwide debate grows over the proposed mine . Bristol Bay where is bristol bay? 3 5 -369 4 McCarthy visited the Bristol Bay region this week as a nationwide debate grows over the proposed mine . nationwide debate What are the sides of the debate? 10 12 -369 5 It could be the largest open - pit mine in North America and is in a region that produces half the world ' s wild red salmon . largest open - pit mine What other mine would it surpass in size? 4 9 -370 1 NASA ' s newest robotic explorer rocketed into space late Friday in an unprecedented moonshot from Virginia that dazzled sky watchers along the East Coast . moonshot What is a moonshot? 14 15 -370 1 NASA ' s newest robotic explorer rocketed into space late Friday in an unprecedented moonshot from Virginia that dazzled sky watchers along the East Coast . moonshot What is a moonshot? 14 15 -370 1 NASA ' s newest robotic explorer rocketed into space late Friday in an unprecedented moonshot from Virginia that dazzled sky watchers along the East Coast . unprecedented moonshot How was the launch unprecedented? 13 15 -370 1 NASA ' s newest robotic explorer rocketed into space late Friday in an unprecedented moonshot from Virginia that dazzled sky watchers along the East Coast . dazzled sky watchers Why did this launch create such a sight? 18 21 -370 1 NASA ' s newest robotic explorer rocketed into space late Friday in an unprecedented moonshot from Virginia that dazzled sky watchers along the East Coast . moonshot from Virginia Why was Virginia chosen as the location for the moonshot? 14 17 -370 2 But the LADEE spacecraft quickly ran into equipment trouble , and while NASA assured everyone early Saturday that the lunar probe was safe and on a perfect track for the moon , officials acknowledged the problem needs to be resolved in the next two to three weeks . equipment trouble , What was the equipment trouble? 7 10 -370 2 But the LADEE spacecraft quickly ran into equipment trouble , and while NASA assured everyone early Saturday that the lunar probe was safe and on a perfect track for the moon , officials acknowledged the problem needs to be resolved in the next two to three weeks . LADEE spacecraft What is LADEE? 2 4 -370 2 But the LADEE spacecraft quickly ran into equipment trouble , and while NASA assured everyone early Saturday that the lunar probe was safe and on a perfect track for the moon , officials acknowledged the problem needs to be resolved in the next two to three weeks . equipment trouble , What malfunctions occurred? 7 10 -370 2 But the LADEE spacecraft quickly ran into equipment trouble , and while NASA assured everyone early Saturday that the lunar probe was safe and on a perfect track for the moon , officials acknowledged the problem needs to be resolved in the next two to three weeks . needs to be resolved How will they resolve the issues? 36 40 -370 2 But the LADEE spacecraft quickly ran into equipment trouble , and while NASA assured everyone early Saturday that the lunar probe was safe and on a perfect track for the moon , officials acknowledged the problem needs to be resolved in the next two to three weeks . quickly ran into equipment trouble , What kind of equipment trouble did the spacecraft encounter? 4 10 -370 3 S . Peter Worden , director of NASA ' s Ames Research Center in California , which developed the spacecraft , told reporters he ' s confident everything will be working properly in the next few days . Ames Research Center What does the Ames Research Center Do? 10 13 -370 3 S . Peter Worden , director of NASA ' s Ames Research Center in California , which developed the spacecraft , told reporters he ' s confident everything will be working properly in the next few days . he ' s confident Why is he confident this will be accomplished? 23 27 -370 3 S . Peter Worden , director of NASA ' s Ames Research Center in California , which developed the spacecraft , told reporters he ' s confident everything will be working properly in the next few days . S . Peter Worden , What other positions has S. Peter Worden held? 0 5 -370 4 LADEE ' s reaction wheels were turned on to orient and stabilize the spacecraft , which was spinning too fast after it separated from the final rocket stage , Worden said . reaction wheels What is a reaction wheel? 3 5 -370 4 LADEE ' s reaction wheels were turned on to orient and stabilize the spacecraft , which was spinning too fast after it separated from the final rocket stage , Worden said . spinning too fast Why was it spinning faster than anticipated? 17 20 -370 4 LADEE ' s reaction wheels were turned on to orient and stabilize the spacecraft , which was spinning too fast after it separated from the final rocket stage , Worden said . too fast How fast was the spacecraft spinning? 18 20 -370 5 But the computer automatically shut the wheels down , apparently because of excess current . current What is the current? 13 14 -370 5 But the computer automatically shut the wheels down , apparently because of excess current . automatically shut the wheels down , Was this expected or the malfunction? 3 9 -370 5 But the computer automatically shut the wheels down , apparently because of excess current . shut the wheels down , How long did it take to shut the wheels down? 4 9 -371 1 WASHINGTON - They are all " veterans of the tobacco wars , " as Sen . Richard J . Durbin of Illinois put it . veterans Who are the veterans of the tobacco wars? 6 7 -371 1 WASHINGTON - They are all " veterans of the tobacco wars , " as Sen . Richard J . Durbin of Illinois put it . They Who is they? 2 3 -371 1 WASHINGTON - They are all " veterans of the tobacco wars , " as Sen . Richard J . Durbin of Illinois put it . They Who are considered \"veterans of the tobacco wars?\" 2 3 -371 2 Over the years , they have sponsored legislation to ban smoking on airplanes , led efforts to remove depictions of tobacco use in films and successfully sued the tobacco industry for misleading the public about the dangers of smoking . they Who is they? 4 5 -371 2 Over the years , they have sponsored legislation to ban smoking on airplanes , led efforts to remove depictions of tobacco use in films and successfully sued the tobacco industry for misleading the public about the dangers of smoking . they Who has done all of this? 4 5 -371 3 And at a recent hearing , the trio of Democratic senators - Durbin , Edward J . Markey of Massachusetts and Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut - grilled executives from an industry they said was selling an unhealthy product and an unsafe message to young people . industry Which industry? 30 31 -371 3 And at a recent hearing , the trio of Democratic senators - Durbin , Edward J . Markey of Massachusetts and Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut - grilled executives from an industry they said was selling an unhealthy product and an unsafe message to young people . grilled executives Which executives? 26 28 -371 3 And at a recent hearing , the trio of Democratic senators - Durbin , Edward J . Markey of Massachusetts and Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut - grilled executives from an industry they said was selling an unhealthy product and an unsafe message to young people . trio How was this trio formed? 7 8 -371 3 And at a recent hearing , the trio of Democratic senators - Durbin , Edward J . Markey of Massachusetts and Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut - grilled executives from an industry they said was selling an unhealthy product and an unsafe message to young people . product Why did they think the product was so unhealthy? 37 38 -371 4 But the subject of their ire was not tobacco . subject of their ire was not tobacco Why was their ire not tobacco? 2 9 -371 4 But the subject of their ire was not tobacco . But the subject of their ire was not tobacco . What was the subject of their ire? 0 10 -371 4 But the subject of their ire was not tobacco . not What did they find unsafe? 7 8 -371 5 It was energy drinks - sweetened beverages with large doses of stimulants for quick energy boosts that have become increasingly popular over the last decade , particularly with high school and college students who often use them to study late into the night . It was energy drinks Why were energy drinks the target? 0 4 -371 5 It was energy drinks - sweetened beverages with large doses of stimulants for quick energy boosts that have become increasingly popular over the last decade , particularly with high school and college students who often use them to study late into the night . large How are energy drinks unhealthy or unsafe? 8 9 -372 1 BERLIN - Syrian President Bashar Assad has repeatedly rejected requests from his field commanders for approval to use chemical weapons , according to a report this weekend in a German newspaper . approval Why do the field commanders want to use chemical weapons? 15 16 -372 1 BERLIN - Syrian President Bashar Assad has repeatedly rejected requests from his field commanders for approval to use chemical weapons , according to a report this weekend in a German newspaper . a report this weekend in a German newspaper Which German newspaper ran the report? 23 31 -372 1 BERLIN - Syrian President Bashar Assad has repeatedly rejected requests from his field commanders for approval to use chemical weapons , according to a report this weekend in a German newspaper . rejected requests What weapons has Bashar Assad authorized? 8 10 -372 2 The report in Bild am Sonntag , which is a widely read and influential national Sunday newspaper , reported that the head of the German Foreign Intelligence agency , Gerhard Schindler , last week told a select group of German lawmakers that intercepted communications had convinced German intelligence officials that Assad did not order or approve what is believed to be a sarin gas attack on Aug . 21 that killed hundreds of people in Damascus ' eastern suburbs . intercepted How was the message intercepted? 42 43 -372 2 The report in Bild am Sonntag , which is a widely read and influential national Sunday newspaper , reported that the head of the German Foreign Intelligence agency , Gerhard Schindler , last week told a select group of German lawmakers that intercepted communications had convinced German intelligence officials that Assad did not order or approve what is believed to be a sarin gas attack on Aug . 21 that killed hundreds of people in Damascus ' eastern suburbs . sarin gas attack Where did the sarin gas attack come from? 62 65 -372 3 The Obama administration has blamed the attack on Assad . Assad Why does the Obama administration blame Assad? 8 9 -372 3 The Obama administration has blamed the attack on Assad . blamed the attack on Assad How did Assad respond to the blame? 4 9 -372 3 The Obama administration has blamed the attack on Assad . blamed is it correct to blame? 4 5 -372 4 The evidence against Assad was described over the weekend as common sense by White House Chief of Staff Denis McDonough on CNN ' s " State of the Union " . common Why would \"common sense\" be considered to be evidence? 10 11 -372 4 The evidence against Assad was described over the weekend as common sense by White House Chief of Staff Denis McDonough on CNN ' s " State of the Union " . evidence against Assad What was the evidence against Assad? 1 4 -372 4 The evidence against Assad was described over the weekend as common sense by White House Chief of Staff Denis McDonough on CNN ' s " State of the Union " . was is it not actually common sense? 4 5 -372 5 " The material was used in the eastern suburbs of Damascus that have been controlled by the opposition for some time , " he said . controlled How does he know that the material was used in Damascus? 14 15 -372 5 " The material was used in the eastern suburbs of Damascus that have been controlled by the opposition for some time , " he said . controlled by the opposition Who is the leader of the opposition? 14 18 -372 5 " The material was used in the eastern suburbs of Damascus that have been controlled by the opposition for some time , " he said . Damascus is that the capital? 10 11 -373 1 CHICAGO - The NFL ' s concussion lawsuit was settled Thursday , but to get an idea of the confusion that still envelops the subject of football safety , consider the Guardian . consider the Guardian Who is the guardian? 29 32 -373 1 CHICAGO - The NFL ' s concussion lawsuit was settled Thursday , but to get an idea of the confusion that still envelops the subject of football safety , consider the Guardian . concussion lawsuit was settled What was this concussion lawsuit about? 6 10 -373 1 CHICAGO - The NFL ' s concussion lawsuit was settled Thursday , but to get an idea of the confusion that still envelops the subject of football safety , consider the Guardian . concussion lawsuit which lawsuit? 6 8 -373 3 It has been on the market for two years , and while it doesn ' t promise to prevent concussions , Elmhurst College players who wear the shell during practice say it has made a big difference . has made a big difference What kind of difference? 32 37 -373 3 It has been on the market for two years , and while it doesn ' t promise to prevent concussions , Elmhurst College players who wear the shell during practice say it has made a big difference . say it has made a big difference How do these players know that the helmet makes a difference? 30 37 -373 3 It has been on the market for two years , and while it doesn ' t promise to prevent concussions , Elmhurst College players who wear the shell during practice say it has made a big difference . Elmhurst College players where is that? 21 24 -373 4 " It gets rid of those little small hits you get in practice that kind of turn your eyes green a little bit , " said defensive end Nick Spracklen , 20 . turn your eyes green What does turn your eyes green refer too exactly? 16 20 -373 4 " It gets rid of those little small hits you get in practice that kind of turn your eyes green a little bit , " said defensive end Nick Spracklen , 20 . eyes green why does that happen? 18 20 -374 1 CUPERTINO , Calif . ( AP ) - For the first time since introducing the device that changed cellphones forever , Apple will offer two distinct versions of the latest iPhones - a cheaper one made of plastic and another that aims to be " the gold standard of smartphones " and reads your fingerprint . " the gold standard of smartphones " What is the gold standard of phones? 44 51 -374 1 CUPERTINO , Calif . ( AP ) - For the first time since introducing the device that changed cellphones forever , Apple will offer two distinct versions of the latest iPhones - a cheaper one made of plastic and another that aims to be " the gold standard of smartphones " and reads your fingerprint . two distinct versions of the latest iPhones was it successful? 24 31 -374 1 CUPERTINO , Calif . ( AP ) - For the first time since introducing the device that changed cellphones forever , Apple will offer two distinct versions of the latest iPhones - a cheaper one made of plastic and another that aims to be " the gold standard of smartphones " and reads your fingerprint . cheaper one made of plastic Is the only difference that it's made of plastic? 33 38 -374 2 Apple unveiled the latest iPhone models , available on Sept . 20 , during an event at its Cupertino , Calif . , headquarters . Cupertino , Calif is it northern california? 18 21 -374 3 The move comes as the company tries to fend off Samsung and other competitors that want to challenge Apple in the competitive smartphone market . and other competitors Which other competitors? 11 14 -374 3 The move comes as the company tries to fend off Samsung and other competitors that want to challenge Apple in the competitive smartphone market . competitors who are the competitors? 13 14 -374 3 The move comes as the company tries to fend off Samsung and other competitors that want to challenge Apple in the competitive smartphone market . tries to fend off Samsung Why would making a cheaper phone help them compete with Samsung? 6 11 -374 4 The lower - cost iPhone 5C is expected to help boost sales in China and other areas where people don ' t have as much money to spend on new gadgets as they do in the U . S . and Europe . and other areas Where are the other areas? 14 17 -374 4 The lower - cost iPhone 5C is expected to help boost sales in China and other areas where people don ' t have as much money to spend on new gadgets as they do in the U . S . and Europe . China china doesnt have money? 13 14 -374 4 The lower - cost iPhone 5C is expected to help boost sales in China and other areas where people don ' t have as much money to spend on new gadgets as they do in the U . S . and Europe . expected to help boost sales in China Does this apply to countries in Africa and other parts of Asia? 7 14 -374 5 Research firm Gartner Inc . estimates that Apple had a 14 . 4 percent share of the world ' s smartphone market in the second quarter of this year , No . 14 . 4 percent share of the world ' s smartphone What are the other company's shares? 10 21 -375 1 WASHINGTON ( AP ) - President Barack Obama said in a nationally televised address Tuesday night that recent diplomatic steps offer " the potential to remove the threat of chemical weapons " inside Syria without the use of force , but he also insisted the U . S . military will keep the pressure on President Bashar Assad " and be ready to respond " if other measures fail . if other measures fail what other measures 65 69 -375 1 WASHINGTON ( AP ) - President Barack Obama said in a nationally televised address Tuesday night that recent diplomatic steps offer " the potential to remove the threat of chemical weapons " inside Syria without the use of force , but he also insisted the U . S . military will keep the pressure on President Bashar Assad " and be ready to respond " if other measures fail . ready to respond " how will they respond? 61 65 -375 1 WASHINGTON ( AP ) - President Barack Obama said in a nationally televised address Tuesday night that recent diplomatic steps offer " the potential to remove the threat of chemical weapons " inside Syria without the use of force , but he also insisted the U . S . military will keep the pressure on President Bashar Assad " and be ready to respond " if other measures fail . recent diplomatic steps What were the recent diplomatic steps? 17 20 -375 2 Speaking from the East Room of the White House , Obama said he had asked congressional leaders to postpone a vote on legislation he has been seeking to authorize the use of military force against Syria . postpone Why did he want to postpone the vote on legislation 18 19 -375 2 Speaking from the East Room of the White House , Obama said he had asked congressional leaders to postpone a vote on legislation he has been seeking to authorize the use of military force against Syria . he had asked congressional leaders Who are the congressional leaders? 12 17 -375 2 Speaking from the East Room of the White House , Obama said he had asked congressional leaders to postpone a vote on legislation he has been seeking to authorize the use of military force against Syria . East Room where is that located? 3 5 -375 3 Acknowledging the weariness the nation feels after a decade of war in Iraq and Afghanistan , Obama said , " America is not the world ' s policeman " . world ' s policeman " who is then? 24 29 -375 4 And yet , he added , " When with modest effort and risk we can stop children from being gassed to death and thereby make our own children safer over the long run , I believe we should act . children safer How will this make our own children safer? 27 29 -375 5 That ' s what makes America different . different What makes America different? 6 7 -375 5 That ' s what makes America different . America different . Why does it make America different? 5 8 -376 2 " Most of the students love the language . " Most of the students Why only most? What do the other ones not? 0 5 -376 2 " Most of the students love the language . language why do they love it? 7 8 -376 2 " Most of the students love the language . love the language What language do they love? 5 8 -376 3 They think the language is amazing , " Xu said . Xu said does xu like that? 8 10 -376 4 He said he ' d explained to his class that Chinese characters were an indispensable part of Chinese tradition : " I tell them if you want to learn real Chinese , you have to learn how to write Chinese characters " . real Chinese , Is there a fake Chinese? 29 32 -376 5 That will take a lot of memorization and practice , but Xu ' s students already have a good start . a good start how long have they been learning? 17 20 -377 1 COLORADO SPRINGS , Colo . - In an unprecedented backlash , two state lawmakers who helped stiffen Colorado ' s gun laws were ousted Tuesday in a recall that turned into a nationally watched referendum on gun control . nationally watched referendum on gun control When did this take place? 32 38 -377 1 COLORADO SPRINGS , Colo . - In an unprecedented backlash , two state lawmakers who helped stiffen Colorado ' s gun laws were ousted Tuesday in a recall that turned into a nationally watched referendum on gun control . two state lawmakers Which two state lawmakers? 11 14 -377 1 COLORADO SPRINGS , Colo . - In an unprecedented backlash , two state lawmakers who helped stiffen Colorado ' s gun laws were ousted Tuesday in a recall that turned into a nationally watched referendum on gun control . ousted Why were they ousted? 23 24 -377 2 Colorado Senate President John Morse , who shepherded the legislation to passage , was defeated on a 51 percent - 49 percent vote . was defeated on a 51 percent - 49 percent vote When was he defeated? 13 23 -377 2 Colorado Senate President John Morse , who shepherded the legislation to passage , was defeated on a 51 percent - 49 percent vote . 51 percent - 49 percent was it really close? 17 22 -377 3 Sen . Angela Giron of Pueblo , a fellow Democrat who voted in favor of the measures , lost 56 percent to 44 percent . lost 56 percent to 44 percent Why did she lose so badly? 18 24 -377 4 They were replaced by Republicans who opposed the new restrictions . by Republicans Who are these Republicans? 3 5 -377 4 They were replaced by Republicans who opposed the new restrictions . Republicans which republicans? 4 5 -377 5 The recall was the first in the 100 years since Colorado adopted the constitutional provision and grew out of sweeping measures passed last winter after mass shootings at a school in Newtown , Conn . , and at a movie theater in Aurora , outside Denver . movie theater in Aurora , outside Denver How many victims? How did the shooting occur? 39 46 -377 5 The recall was the first in the 100 years since Colorado adopted the constitutional provision and grew out of sweeping measures passed last winter after mass shootings at a school in Newtown , Conn . , and at a movie theater in Aurora , outside Denver . movie theater which theater? 39 41 -378 1 MIAMI - The drone , a powerful but controversial weapon against terrorism , is about to take on a new and seemingly inexhaustible enemy : the black salt marsh mosquito . black salt marsh mosquito what is the black salt marsh mosquito? 26 30 -378 1 MIAMI - The drone , a powerful but controversial weapon against terrorism , is about to take on a new and seemingly inexhaustible enemy : the black salt marsh mosquito . black salt marsh mosquito . How is a drone going to take on a mosquito? 26 31 -378 1 MIAMI - The drone , a powerful but controversial weapon against terrorism , is about to take on a new and seemingly inexhaustible enemy : the black salt marsh mosquito . controversial WHY IS IT CONTROVERSIAL? 8 9 -378 1 MIAMI - The drone , a powerful but controversial weapon against terrorism , is about to take on a new and seemingly inexhaustible enemy : the black salt marsh mosquito . controversial Why is it controversial?\n 8 9 -378 1 MIAMI - The drone , a powerful but controversial weapon against terrorism , is about to take on a new and seemingly inexhaustible enemy : the black salt marsh mosquito . powerful How powerful is it?\n 6 7 -378 1 MIAMI - The drone , a powerful but controversial weapon against terrorism , is about to take on a new and seemingly inexhaustible enemy : the black salt marsh mosquito . inexhaustible Why is it inexhaustible? 22 23 -378 2 Seeking a high - tech edge in the daily battle to beat back the swarms , the Florida Keys Mosquito Control District on Monday will begin testing a next - generation drone developed by a small Gainesville robotics company . Florida Keys Mosquito Control District who are the florida keys mosquito control district? 17 22 -378 2 Seeking a high - tech edge in the daily battle to beat back the swarms , the Florida Keys Mosquito Control District on Monday will begin testing a next - generation drone developed by a small Gainesville robotics company . beat back the swarms , Why are black swarms so bad in Florida? 11 16 -378 2 Seeking a high - tech edge in the daily battle to beat back the swarms , the Florida Keys Mosquito Control District on Monday will begin testing a next - generation drone developed by a small Gainesville robotics company . next - generation drone WHY IS IT NEXT GENERATION? 28 32 -378 2 Seeking a high - tech edge in the daily battle to beat back the swarms , the Florida Keys Mosquito Control District on Monday will begin testing a next - generation drone developed by a small Gainesville robotics company . swarms , How big are the swarms? 14 16 -378 2 Seeking a high - tech edge in the daily battle to beat back the swarms , the Florida Keys Mosquito Control District on Monday will begin testing a next - generation drone developed by a small Gainesville robotics company . Gainesville Who is Gainesville? 36 37 -378 3 The drone , about half the size of ospreys commonly seen in the Keys , won ' t be equipped to spray or blast bugs . ospreys what is an ospreys? 8 9 -378 3 The drone , about half the size of ospreys commonly seen in the Keys , won ' t be equipped to spray or blast bugs . won ' t be equipped to spray or blast bugs . Why won't IS be equipped to spray or blast bugs? 15 26 -378 3 The drone , about half the size of ospreys commonly seen in the Keys , won ' t be equipped to spray or blast bugs . spray or blast bugs Why can't it spray or blast? 21 25 -378 3 The drone , about half the size of ospreys commonly seen in the Keys , won ' t be equipped to spray or blast bugs . size How big are ospreys? 6 7 -378 4 It will be rigged with a thermal camera designed to survey difficult - to - access mangrove jungles that are breeding grounds for the marsh mosquito , the most prolific biter in the island chain . rigged with a thermal camera How long will the drones be able to last on one battery? 3 8 -378 4 It will be rigged with a thermal camera designed to survey difficult - to - access mangrove jungles that are breeding grounds for the marsh mosquito , the most prolific biter in the island chain . prolific biter How prolific do they bite? 29 31 -378 4 It will be rigged with a thermal camera designed to survey difficult - to - access mangrove jungles that are breeding grounds for the marsh mosquito , the most prolific biter in the island chain . thermal camera How do thermal cameras work? 6 8 -378 5 If the bird - size eye in the sky can accurately detect shallow pools where mosquitoes grow from tiny larval worms to buzzing blood - suckers in just days , it could save mosquito - fighters time , effort and money , said Michael Doyle , the district ' s executive director . district ' s executive director WHAT DISTRICT? 47 52 -378 5 If the bird - size eye in the sky can accurately detect shallow pools where mosquitoes grow from tiny larval worms to buzzing blood - suckers in just days , it could save mosquito - fighters time , effort and money , said Michael Doyle , the district ' s executive director . bird - size eye WHAY IS THE BIRD SIZE EYE? 2 6 -378 5 If the bird - size eye in the sky can accurately detect shallow pools where mosquitoes grow from tiny larval worms to buzzing blood - suckers in just days , it could save mosquito - fighters time , effort and money , said Michael Doyle , the district ' s executive director . save mosquito - fighters time , effort and money , How can drones save money? 32 42 -378 5 If the bird - size eye in the sky can accurately detect shallow pools where mosquitoes grow from tiny larval worms to buzzing blood - suckers in just days , it could save mosquito - fighters time , effort and money , said Michael Doyle , the district ' s executive director . accurately detect How do they accurately detect? 10 12 -379 1 MEXICO CITY - Mexico ' s president , taking aim at sugary drinks as a public health issue , is asking Congress to impose a tax on sugar - sweetened beverages . issue , Is the issue obesity, or a different health issue? 17 19 -379 1 MEXICO CITY - Mexico ' s president , taking aim at sugary drinks as a public health issue , is asking Congress to impose a tax on sugar - sweetened beverages . public health issue , What is Mexico's presidents' health issue?\n 15 19 -379 1 MEXICO CITY - Mexico ' s president , taking aim at sugary drinks as a public health issue , is asking Congress to impose a tax on sugar - sweetened beverages . taking aim at sugary drinks Why is the president taking aim at sugary drinks? 8 13 -379 1 MEXICO CITY - Mexico ' s president , taking aim at sugary drinks as a public health issue , is asking Congress to impose a tax on sugar - sweetened beverages . taking aim at sugary drinks Why is he taking aim at sugary drinks? 8 13 -379 2 If the legislature passes the proposed tax , Mexicans would pay an extra peso ( 7 . 6 cents ) for every liter of soft drinks , sports drinks or sugary beverage they buy . tax , Does taxing statistically thwart purchases in that area? 6 8 -379 3 Mexico has the highest rate of obesity of any country with 100 million or more residents , according to a United Nations report issued over the summer , and the incidence of diabetes is soaring , taking 70 , 000 lives a year . highest rate of obesity What is the rate of obesity? 3 7 -379 3 Mexico has the highest rate of obesity of any country with 100 million or more residents , according to a United Nations report issued over the summer , and the incidence of diabetes is soaring , taking 70 , 000 lives a year . Mexico has the highest rate of obesity Why is the obesity rate so high in Mexico? 0 7 -379 4 President Enrique Pena Nieto included the soda tax in an announcement Sunday night of a sweeping tax overhaul designed to collect more revenue , broaden a social safety net and create what his finance secretary called " a fairer , simpler and more transparent " tax code . collect more revenue Collect more revenue for what?\n 20 23 -379 4 President Enrique Pena Nieto included the soda tax in an announcement Sunday night of a sweeping tax overhaul designed to collect more revenue , broaden a social safety net and create what his finance secretary called " a fairer , simpler and more transparent " tax code . " a fairer , simpler and more transparent " How will the tax code by fairer? 36 45 -379 4 President Enrique Pena Nieto included the soda tax in an announcement Sunday night of a sweeping tax overhaul designed to collect more revenue , broaden a social safety net and create what his finance secretary called " a fairer , simpler and more transparent " tax code . fairer , simpler and more transparent " How is the new tax code fairer and simpler? 38 45 -379 5 The proposal calls for the tax to be imposed on " flavored beverages as well as concentrates , powders , syrups , essences or flavor extracts " . " flavored What beverages fall under the flavored category? 10 12 -379 5 The proposal calls for the tax to be imposed on " flavored beverages as well as concentrates , powders , syrups , essences or flavor extracts " . The proposal What proposal?\n 0 2 -380 1 NEW DELHI - The Jariwal household could barely contain its joy on a recent weekday afternoon as family members prepared for their oldest daughter ' s wedding : The invitations had been delivered , a venue chosen , hotel reservations made . Jariwal Of what ethnicity is the family? 4 5 -380 1 NEW DELHI - The Jariwal household could barely contain its joy on a recent weekday afternoon as family members prepared for their oldest daughter ' s wedding : The invitations had been delivered , a venue chosen , hotel reservations made . oldest daughter ' s How old is the daughter? 22 26 -380 1 NEW DELHI - The Jariwal household could barely contain its joy on a recent weekday afternoon as family members prepared for their oldest daughter ' s wedding : The invitations had been delivered , a venue chosen , hotel reservations made . venue chosen , What is the chosen venue? 35 38 -380 1 NEW DELHI - The Jariwal household could barely contain its joy on a recent weekday afternoon as family members prepared for their oldest daughter ' s wedding : The invitations had been delivered , a venue chosen , hotel reservations made . hotel reservations What is the name of the hotel? 38 40 -380 2 But there was the gold problem . Gold is far more than just a nice thing to wear at Indian weddings . gold problem what is a gold problem? 4 6 -380 2 But there was the gold problem . Gold is far more than just a nice thing to wear at Indian weddings . gold problem Why is gold so important to Indian weddings? 4 6 -380 2 But there was the gold problem . Gold is far more than just a nice thing to wear at Indian weddings . gold problem What is the gold problem specifically? 4 6 -380 2 But there was the gold problem . Gold is far more than just a nice thing to wear at Indian weddings . Indian weddings they wear gold there? 19 21 -380 3 It ' s a key element of the religion and culture in a country that consumes 20 percent of global production of the metal . religion Why is gold a key element of the Indian religion? 8 9 -380 3 It ' s a key element of the religion and culture in a country that consumes 20 percent of global production of the metal . key element What makes gold the key element? 4 6 -380 3 It ' s a key element of the religion and culture in a country that consumes 20 percent of global production of the metal . 20 percent What country consumes the majority of global production? 16 18 -380 3 It ' s a key element of the religion and culture in a country that consumes 20 percent of global production of the metal . 20 percent of global why do they consume so much? 16 20 -380 4 In India it is status symbol , sign of respect , inflation hedge , repository of emergency savings and , of course , something to make the bride shine . repository Do they trade gold with banks or with others in the family? 14 15 -380 4 In India it is status symbol , sign of respect , inflation hedge , repository of emergency savings and , of course , something to make the bride shine . status symbol , Has it always been a status symbol? 4 7 -380 4 In India it is status symbol , sign of respect , inflation hedge , repository of emergency savings and , of course , something to make the bride shine . inflation hedge , what does this mean? 11 14 -380 5 But the nation ' s swooning economy , marked by a sharp drop in its currency in recent weeks , has pushed gold prices sharply higher , pain that ' s been compounded by a government decision to increase import duties on precious metals to 10 percent from 4 percent . currency What kind of currency is used in India? 15 16 -380 5 But the nation ' s swooning economy , marked by a sharp drop in its currency in recent weeks , has pushed gold prices sharply higher , pain that ' s been compounded by a government decision to increase import duties on precious metals to 10 percent from 4 percent . sharp drop How sharp of a drop? 11 13 -380 5 But the nation ' s swooning economy , marked by a sharp drop in its currency in recent weeks , has pushed gold prices sharply higher , pain that ' s been compounded by a government decision to increase import duties on precious metals to 10 percent from 4 percent . sharply higher , How much higher? 24 27 -380 5 But the nation ' s swooning economy , marked by a sharp drop in its currency in recent weeks , has pushed gold prices sharply higher , pain that ' s been compounded by a government decision to increase import duties on precious metals to 10 percent from 4 percent . 10 percent from 4 percent . Why was the decision made on 10%? 45 51 -381 1 He invoked God , the pope and the rule of law , and recalled a time when the United States and Russia were allies " and defeated the Nazis together " . the rule of law , How did he invoke the rule of law? 7 12 -381 1 He invoked God , the pope and the rule of law , and recalled a time when the United States and Russia were allies " and defeated the Nazis together " . were allies When were the United States and Russia allies? 22 24 -381 2 But don ' t think for a moment that Vladimir Putin has lost his edge . lost his edge Why hasn't Vladimir Putin lost his edge? 12 15 -381 2 But don ' t think for a moment that Vladimir Putin has lost his edge . has lost his edge Why hasn't Vladimir Putin lost his edge? 11 15 -381 3 In a bluntly worded commentary published in Thursday ' s New York Times , the Russian president castigated the idea of American " exceptionalism , " essentially called the United States an international bully and said he " carefully studied " President Barack Obama ' s speech Tuesday on Syria , and determined that he disagreed with it . determined that he disagreed Why did Putin disagree with the speech? 52 56 -381 3 In a bluntly worded commentary published in Thursday ' s New York Times , the Russian president castigated the idea of American " exceptionalism , " essentially called the United States an international bully and said he " carefully studied " President Barack Obama ' s speech Tuesday on Syria , and determined that he disagreed with it . the idea of American " exceptionalism , " What does American exceptionalism mean? 18 26 -381 3 In a bluntly worded commentary published in Thursday ' s New York Times , the Russian president castigated the idea of American " exceptionalism , " essentially called the United States an international bully and said he " carefully studied " President Barack Obama ' s speech Tuesday on Syria , and determined that he disagreed with it . international bully Why is America a bully to others on an international level, according to Putin? 32 34 -381 3 In a bluntly worded commentary published in Thursday ' s New York Times , the Russian president castigated the idea of American " exceptionalism , " essentially called the United States an international bully and said he " carefully studied " President Barack Obama ' s speech Tuesday on Syria , and determined that he disagreed with it . he disagreed with it Why did he disagree with President Obama's speech? 54 58 -381 4 Still , Putin said his " working and personal relationship with President Obama is marked by growing trust , " and he welcomed Obama ' s willingness to work with Russia on a plan to place Syria ' s chemical weapons under international control . marked by growing trust , " How has this trust between the two leaders grown recently? 14 20 -381 4 Still , Putin said his " working and personal relationship with President Obama is marked by growing trust , " and he welcomed Obama ' s willingness to work with Russia on a plan to place Syria ' s chemical weapons under international control . welcomed Obama ' s willingness to work with Russia Why is Obama willing to work with Russia now? 22 31 -381 5 " If we can avoid force against Syria , this will improve the atmosphere in international affairs and strengthen mutual trust , " he wrote . avoid force against Syria , Why does he want to avoid force against Syria? 4 9 -381 5 " If we can avoid force against Syria , this will improve the atmosphere in international affairs and strengthen mutual trust , " he wrote . improve the atmosphere How will avoiding forces with Syria improve the atmosphere in international affairs? 11 14 -381 5 " If we can avoid force against Syria , this will improve the atmosphere in international affairs and strengthen mutual trust , " he wrote . will improve the atmosphere How will it improve the atmosphere? 10 14 -382 1 GENEVA - The United States and Russia on Saturday reached an agreement to eliminate Syria ' s chemical weapons , giving President Bashar al - Assad one week to reveal what kind of weapons his country has and where they are being kept . being how do they know he has chemical weapons? 41 42 -382 1 GENEVA - The United States and Russia on Saturday reached an agreement to eliminate Syria ' s chemical weapons , giving President Bashar al - Assad one week to reveal what kind of weapons his country has and where they are being kept . kind of weapons Why does the U.S. and Russia care what kinds of weapons Syria has? 31 34 -382 2 The agreement also calls for what one U . S . official called an " ambitious " timeline for dealing with Syria ' s chemical weapons , setting a November deadline for eliminating that country ' s ability to manufacture and mix the weapons and calling for the destruction of all materials that could be used to make such weapons by the middle of next year . " ambitious " is it too quick? 14 17 -382 2 The agreement also calls for what one U . S . official called an " ambitious " timeline for dealing with Syria ' s chemical weapons , setting a November deadline for eliminating that country ' s ability to manufacture and mix the weapons and calling for the destruction of all materials that could be used to make such weapons by the middle of next year . " ambitious " timeline Why is the timeline of the agreement \"ambitious\"? 14 18 -382 2 The agreement also calls for what one U . S . official called an " ambitious " timeline for dealing with Syria ' s chemical weapons , setting a November deadline for eliminating that country ' s ability to manufacture and mix the weapons and calling for the destruction of all materials that could be used to make such weapons by the middle of next year . " ambitious " Why is it ambitious? 14 17 -382 3 Under the agreement , inspectors from the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons , the international body that monitors compliance with chemical weapons bans , would have " immediate and unfettered access to inspect any and all sites in Syria " . unfettered definition of this word? 31 32 -382 3 Under the agreement , inspectors from the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons , the international body that monitors compliance with chemical weapons bans , would have " immediate and unfettered access to inspect any and all sites in Syria " . inspectors How would the inspectors inspect the Syrian sites? 4 5 -382 3 Under the agreement , inspectors from the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons , the international body that monitors compliance with chemical weapons bans , would have " immediate and unfettered access to inspect any and all sites in Syria " . inspectors What government are the inspectors from? 4 5 -382 4 Their initial inspections are to be completed in November . November which year? 8 9 -382 5 President Barack Obama welcomed the U . S . - Russian agreement , calling it an " important , concrete step " toward the goal of destroying the weapons . " important , concrete step " How is the agreement an important, concrete step? 16 22 -382 5 President Barack Obama welcomed the U . S . - Russian agreement , calling it an " important , concrete step " toward the goal of destroying the weapons . concrete step " Why is it only a concrete step? 19 22 -383 1 After 36 years of space travel and months of heated debate among scientists , NASA confirmed Thursday that Voyager 1 has indeed left our solar system and had entered interstellar space more than a year ago . months of heated debate among scientists , Who are the scientists? 7 14 -383 1 After 36 years of space travel and months of heated debate among scientists , NASA confirmed Thursday that Voyager 1 has indeed left our solar system and had entered interstellar space more than a year ago . debate Why was there debate among scientists? 10 11 -383 1 After 36 years of space travel and months of heated debate among scientists , NASA confirmed Thursday that Voyager 1 has indeed left our solar system and had entered interstellar space more than a year ago . heated debate Why was there months of heated debate? 9 11 -383 1 After 36 years of space travel and months of heated debate among scientists , NASA confirmed Thursday that Voyager 1 has indeed left our solar system and had entered interstellar space more than a year ago . Voyager 1 What is Voyager 1? 18 20 -383 2 " Voyager has boldly gone where no probe has gone before , marking one of the most significant technological achievements in the annals of the history of science , " said John Grunsfeld , NASA ' s associate administrator for the Science Mission Directorate . boldly How can a probe be bold? 3 4 -383 3 At a Thursday news conference in Washington , officials said the belated confirmation was based on new " key " evidence involving space plasma density . space plasma density How does space plasma density figure into the evidence? 22 25 -383 3 At a Thursday news conference in Washington , officials said the belated confirmation was based on new " key " evidence involving space plasma density . new " key " evidence What was the new evidence? 16 21 -383 3 At a Thursday news conference in Washington , officials said the belated confirmation was based on new " key " evidence involving space plasma density . space plasma density How can space plasma density predict the location of a probe? 22 25 -383 4 The evidence was outlined in a paper published online Thursday in the journal Science . evidence What evidence was outlined? 1 2 -383 5 Lead author Don Gurnett , an Iowa State plasma physicist and a Voyager project scientist , said the data showed conclusively that Voyager 1 had exited the heliopause - the bubble of hot , energetic particles that surrounds our sun and planets - and entered into a region of cold , dark space called the interstellar medium . interstellar medium Is that inside or outside the Oort Cloud? 55 57 -383 5 Lead author Don Gurnett , an Iowa State plasma physicist and a Voyager project scientist , said the data showed conclusively that Voyager 1 had exited the heliopause - the bubble of hot , energetic particles that surrounds our sun and planets - and entered into a region of cold , dark space called the interstellar medium . interstellar medium Can the probe communicate with earth outside of our solar system? 55 57 -384 1 WASHINGTON - A former Navy man launched an attack Monday morning inside a building at the Washington Navy Yard , spraying gunfire on office workers in the cafeteria and in the hallway at the heavily secured installation , authorities said . spraying gunfire Why did this man do this? 20 22 -384 1 WASHINGTON - A former Navy man launched an attack Monday morning inside a building at the Washington Navy Yard , spraying gunfire on office workers in the cafeteria and in the hallway at the heavily secured installation , authorities said . heavily secured installation , How did the man get guns into a heavily secured installation? 34 38 -384 1 WASHINGTON - A former Navy man launched an attack Monday morning inside a building at the Washington Navy Yard , spraying gunfire on office workers in the cafeteria and in the hallway at the heavily secured installation , authorities said . launched an attack Why did the man launch the attack? 6 9 -384 2 Thirteen people were killed , including the gunman . including the gunman Why was he suicidal? 5 8 -384 2 Thirteen people were killed , including the gunman . the gunman how was he killed? 6 8 -384 3 Investigators said they had not established a motive for the shooting rampage , which unfolded in the heart of the nation ' s capital , less than four miles from the White House . Investigators Who are the investigators? 0 1 -384 3 Investigators said they had not established a motive for the shooting rampage , which unfolded in the heart of the nation ' s capital , less than four miles from the White House . four miles in which direction? 27 29 -384 4 As for whether it may have been a terrorist attack , Mayor Vincent Gray said : " We don ' t have any reason to think that at this stage " . Mayor I can't say that this is a good sentence but I don't think anything needs clarifying 11 12 -385 1 SEATTLE - When Curtis Morrison moved to Seattle from the Northern Cheyenne Reservation in Montana , he found himself homeless , facing legal problems and in need of medicine to treat his depression . Montana , he found himself homeless , facing why was he homeless? 14 22 -385 1 SEATTLE - When Curtis Morrison moved to Seattle from the Northern Cheyenne Reservation in Montana , he found himself homeless , facing legal problems and in need of medicine to treat his depression . he found himself homeless , Why did Morrison become homeless? 16 21 -385 1 SEATTLE - When Curtis Morrison moved to Seattle from the Northern Cheyenne Reservation in Montana , he found himself homeless , facing legal problems and in need of medicine to treat his depression . facing legal problems Why was Curtis Morrison facing legal problems? 21 24 -385 1 SEATTLE - When Curtis Morrison moved to Seattle from the Northern Cheyenne Reservation in Montana , he found himself homeless , facing legal problems and in need of medicine to treat his depression . homeless , Why did Curtis Morrison decide to move to Seattle? 19 21 -385 1 SEATTLE - When Curtis Morrison moved to Seattle from the Northern Cheyenne Reservation in Montana , he found himself homeless , facing legal problems and in need of medicine to treat his depression . facing How did Curtis Morrison become homeless? 21 22 -385 2 He says he found help at the Chief Seattle Club , which eased the often difficult transition from living on the reservation to life in a large city . he found help at the Chief Seattle Club , What kind of help did the Club offer? 2 11 -385 2 He says he found help at the Chief Seattle Club , which eased the often difficult transition from living on the reservation to life in a large city . difficult transition How is it a difficult transition from life on a reservation to city life? 15 17 -385 2 He says he found help at the Chief Seattle Club , which eased the often difficult transition from living on the reservation to life in a large city . help How did he know that the Chief Seattle Club would be able to help him? 4 5 -385 2 He says he found help at the Chief Seattle Club , which eased the often difficult transition from living on the reservation to life in a large city . eased How did the Chief Seattle Club help Curtis? 12 13 -385 3 He ' s sober now and credits the club ' s Urban Indian Legal Clinic with helping him obtain the medication he needed for his depression and for helping him find housing . helping him obtain the medication How did the Club assist Morrison in getting medication? 16 21 -385 3 He ' s sober now and credits the club ' s Urban Indian Legal Clinic with helping him obtain the medication he needed for his depression and for helping him find housing . sober Is him not being able to stay sober what caused him to become homeless? 3 4 -385 4 " Other places didn ' t know what I was talking about , and nothing would happen , " said Morrison , 45 . " Other places what other places? 0 3 -385 4 " Other places didn ' t know what I was talking about , and nothing would happen , " said Morrison , 45 . what What is Morrison talking about? 7 8 -385 4 " Other places didn ' t know what I was talking about , and nothing would happen , " said Morrison , 45 . talking What didn't other places understand or know? 10 11 -385 5 " It was hard , but I have opportunities and a new beginning " . I have opportunities What kind of opportunities does Morrison have? 6 9 -385 5 " It was hard , but I have opportunities and a new beginning " . hard , How was it hard? 3 5 -386 1 ROME - The Costa Concordia is set to be removed from the shoreline of the Italian island of Giglio by mid - 2014 , experts said Tuesday , after the wrecked cruise liner was successfully pried from the rocks it had been wedged against for the last 20 months . experts said Tuesday , Who are the experts? 24 28 -386 1 ROME - The Costa Concordia is set to be removed from the shoreline of the Italian island of Giglio by mid - 2014 , experts said Tuesday , after the wrecked cruise liner was successfully pried from the rocks it had been wedged against for the last 20 months . 20 months Why did it take 20 months to pry the wreckage from the rocks? 47 49 -386 1 ROME - The Costa Concordia is set to be removed from the shoreline of the Italian island of Giglio by mid - 2014 , experts said Tuesday , after the wrecked cruise liner was successfully pried from the rocks it had been wedged against for the last 20 months . rocks it had been wedged against How did it end up wedged in the rocks? 38 44 -386 2 The operation to straighten the 300 - meter , 114 , 000 - ton vessel by 65 degrees took 19 hours . 19 hours is that short or long? 19 21 -386 4 " I am relieved and I am a bit tired . relieved who said this? 3 4 -386 4 " I am relieved and I am a bit tired . " I am relieved Who is relieved? 0 4 -386 5 I will have a beer and go to sleep . beer what kind of beer? 4 5 -386 5 I will have a beer and go to sleep . I will Who will have a beer? 0 2 -386 5 I will have a beer and go to sleep . beer Why have a beer? 4 5 -387 1 It ' s a lot more complicated than selling picks and shovels to gold miners , but the idea ' s the same . the idea ' s What is the idea? 17 21 -387 1 It ' s a lot more complicated than selling picks and shovels to gold miners , but the idea ' s the same . It ' s a lot more complicated What is more complicated? 0 7 -387 1 It ' s a lot more complicated than selling picks and shovels to gold miners , but the idea ' s the same . complicated Why is it complicated? 6 7 -387 1 It ' s a lot more complicated than selling picks and shovels to gold miners , but the idea ' s the same . idea ' s What is the idea it is the same as? 18 21 -387 1 It ' s a lot more complicated than selling picks and shovels to gold miners , but the idea ' s the same . the idea ' s the same What is the idea? 17 23 -387 1 It ' s a lot more complicated than selling picks and shovels to gold miners , but the idea ' s the same . It ' s a lot more complicated What is a lot more complicated? 0 7 -387 2 As airplane manufacturers Boeing and Airbus , as well as their emerging challengers , charge into a new world where wings and jet bodies are built from carbon - fiber composites rather than metal , only a few suppliers can provide the key tools they all need . key tools What are the key tools? 42 44 -387 2 As airplane manufacturers Boeing and Airbus , as well as their emerging challengers , charge into a new world where wings and jet bodies are built from carbon - fiber composites rather than metal , only a few suppliers can provide the key tools they all need . only a few suppliers Who are these suppliers? 35 39 -387 2 As airplane manufacturers Boeing and Airbus , as well as their emerging challengers , charge into a new world where wings and jet bodies are built from carbon - fiber composites rather than metal , only a few suppliers can provide the key tools they all need . challengers , Who are the challengers? 12 14 -387 2 As airplane manufacturers Boeing and Airbus , as well as their emerging challengers , charge into a new world where wings and jet bodies are built from carbon - fiber composites rather than metal , only a few suppliers can provide the key tools they all need . suppliers What suppliers are able to provide the tools? 38 39 -387 3 Elite engineering firm Electroimpact of Mukilteo , Wash . , is perfecting sophisticated robotic technology to secure its premier place among those toolmakers . robotic technology What can the technology do? 13 15 -387 3 Elite engineering firm Electroimpact of Mukilteo , Wash . , is perfecting sophisticated robotic technology to secure its premier place among those toolmakers . sophisticated robotic technology How does this robot technology help? 12 15 -387 3 Elite engineering firm Electroimpact of Mukilteo , Wash . , is perfecting sophisticated robotic technology to secure its premier place among those toolmakers . toolmakers Who are the other toolmakers? 22 23 -387 3 Elite engineering firm Electroimpact of Mukilteo , Wash . , is perfecting sophisticated robotic technology to secure its premier place among those toolmakers . Elite engineering firm Electroimpact What specific tools/services does Electroimpact provide that place it at the upper echelons of robotic technology? 0 4 -387 4 Inside a building just west of Paine Field in Everett , Wash . , one of the industry ' s most advanced machines for laying down carbon composites zipped back and forth recently across a spinning drum , laying down half - inch - wide ribbons of black fiber as it demonstrated how it can build up a contoured section of airplane fuselage at a dizzying speed . fuselage at a dizzying speed How long does it take the machine to build up a contoured section of the airplaine? 62 67 -387 4 Inside a building just west of Paine Field in Everett , Wash . , one of the industry ' s most advanced machines for laying down carbon composites zipped back and forth recently across a spinning drum , laying down half - inch - wide ribbons of black fiber as it demonstrated how it can build up a contoured section of airplane fuselage at a dizzying speed . laying down half - inch - wide ribbons of black fiber How many/much of the black fiber is used to build one section of the airplane? 38 49 -387 5 The machine will soon be shipped to South Korea , where it will fabricate the cone - shaped final fuselage segment for Boeing ' s 787 Dreamliner . shipped How will it be shipped? 5 6 -387 5 The machine will soon be shipped to South Korea , where it will fabricate the cone - shaped final fuselage segment for Boeing ' s 787 Dreamliner . shipped to South Korea , where it will fabricate Does having it shipped to South Korea a specialization issue or is it just more cost effective? 5 14 -387 5 The machine will soon be shipped to South Korea , where it will fabricate the cone - shaped final fuselage segment for Boeing ' s 787 Dreamliner . The machine will soon be shipped What machine will be shipped? 0 6 -388 1 LOS ANGELES - Astronomers studying dying stars ' colorful cast - offs have discovered a mysterious pattern : Some planetary nebulae in the Milky Way galaxy ' s central bulge are strangely aligned , according to a study to be published in Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society . central bulge are strangely aligned , Where are we in relation to the central area? 28 34 -388 1 LOS ANGELES - Astronomers studying dying stars ' colorful cast - offs have discovered a mysterious pattern : Some planetary nebulae in the Milky Way galaxy ' s central bulge are strangely aligned , according to a study to be published in Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society . strangely aligned , HOW ARE THEY STRANGELEY ALIGNED? 31 34 -388 1 LOS ANGELES - Astronomers studying dying stars ' colorful cast - offs have discovered a mysterious pattern : Some planetary nebulae in the Milky Way galaxy ' s central bulge are strangely aligned , according to a study to be published in Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society . central bulge are strangely aligned , How are planets at the central bulge of the Milky Way are strangely aligned? 28 34 -388 1 LOS ANGELES - Astronomers studying dying stars ' colorful cast - offs have discovered a mysterious pattern : Some planetary nebulae in the Milky Way galaxy ' s central bulge are strangely aligned , according to a study to be published in Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society . strangely aligned , What does \"strangely aligned\" mean? 31 34 -388 2 The findings by two University of Manchester researchers provide insight into how the stars behind these nebulae formed - and what unknown forces near the Milky Way heart could have pulled them into formation , said astrophysicist and lead author Bryan Rees . unknown forces What might have caused it? 21 23 -388 2 The findings by two University of Manchester researchers provide insight into how the stars behind these nebulae formed - and what unknown forces near the Milky Way heart could have pulled them into formation , said astrophysicist and lead author Bryan Rees . two University of Manchester researchers WHO WERE THE RESEARCHERS? 3 8 -388 2 The findings by two University of Manchester researchers provide insight into how the stars behind these nebulae formed - and what unknown forces near the Milky Way heart could have pulled them into formation , said astrophysicist and lead author Bryan Rees . what unknown forces How do they know what unknown force it is? 20 23 -388 2 The findings by two University of Manchester researchers provide insight into how the stars behind these nebulae formed - and what unknown forces near the Milky Way heart could have pulled them into formation , said astrophysicist and lead author Bryan Rees . stars behind these nebulae formed What are the nebulae and are the stars near it? 13 18 -388 3 A dying star ' s nebula is a sight to behold . nebula What exactly is a nebula? 5 6 -388 4 Like a flower shedding its petals , an aging star casts off its outer layers , surrounding itself with cloud - like shells of gas and dust that seed the universe with heavier elements such as carbon , nitrogen and oxygen . elements such as carbon , nitrogen and oxygen What does the expelling of these gases do to the environment of space? 33 41 -388 4 Like a flower shedding its petals , an aging star casts off its outer layers , surrounding itself with cloud - like shells of gas and dust that seed the universe with heavier elements such as carbon , nitrogen and oxygen . its outer layers , WHAT ARE IN THE OUTER LAYERS? 12 16 -388 4 Like a flower shedding its petals , an aging star casts off its outer layers , surrounding itself with cloud - like shells of gas and dust that seed the universe with heavier elements such as carbon , nitrogen and oxygen . carbon , nitrogen and oxygen . How is it known that carbon, nitrogen,and oxygen are in it? 36 42 -388 5 These ethereal structures are created by stars with masses of about one to eight suns and often rendered in breathtaking color . breathtaking color WHAT ARE SOME EXAMOLES OF THE COLOR? 19 21 -388 5 These ethereal structures are created by stars with masses of about one to eight suns and often rendered in breathtaking color . created How are they created? 4 5 -389 1 WASHINGTON - In the latest fallout from the Edward Snowden affair , the president of Brazil canceled a state visit to Washington out of anger that the National Security Agency had spied on her and other Brazilian officials , deepening a rift with the Obama administration . visit When was this visit supposed to be held? 19 20 -389 1 WASHINGTON - In the latest fallout from the Edward Snowden affair , the president of Brazil canceled a state visit to Washington out of anger that the National Security Agency had spied on her and other Brazilian officials , deepening a rift with the Obama administration . spied How does she know she had been spied on? 31 32 -389 1 WASHINGTON - In the latest fallout from the Edward Snowden affair , the president of Brazil canceled a state visit to Washington out of anger that the National Security Agency had spied on her and other Brazilian officials , deepening a rift with the Obama administration . spied Why did the NSA spy on the president of Brazil? 31 32 -389 1 WASHINGTON - In the latest fallout from the Edward Snowden affair , the president of Brazil canceled a state visit to Washington out of anger that the National Security Agency had spied on her and other Brazilian officials , deepening a rift with the Obama administration . rift Why is their a rift between the administrations to begin with? 41 42 -389 2 Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff on Tuesday called off the high - profile visit that both governments had planned for Oct . 23 . Oct What year was this? 19 20 -389 2 Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff on Tuesday called off the high - profile visit that both governments had planned for Oct . 23 . visit Why did they plan a visit if there was already a rift between them? 12 13 -389 2 Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff on Tuesday called off the high - profile visit that both governments had planned for Oct . 23 . planned for Oct . 23 of which year? 17 22 -389 3 A White House spokesman sought to downplay the diplomatic snub by a key ally and trading partner , and described the decision to indefinitely postpone the visit as mutual . A White House spokesman Who is the White House spokesman? 0 4 -389 3 A White House spokesman sought to downplay the diplomatic snub by a key ally and trading partner , and described the decision to indefinitely postpone the visit as mutual . downplay What is meant to by \"downplay\"? 6 7 -389 4 The White House said in a statement that Rousseff and President Barack Obama had agreed that the state visit - an elaborate affair with meetings and a formal dinner with toasts - would be better staged when relations between the two nations were less tense . affair What does it take for that to happen? 22 23 -389 4 The White House said in a statement that Rousseff and President Barack Obama had agreed that the state visit - an elaborate affair with meetings and a formal dinner with toasts - would be better staged when relations between the two nations were less tense . dinner with toasts why are toasts needed? 28 31 -389 5 Obama " understands and regrets " the concern that disclosures about U . S . spying has generated in Brazil , the statement said . " understands Did Obama know about the spying? 1 3 -389 5 Obama " understands and regrets " the concern that disclosures about U . S . spying has generated in Brazil , the statement said . disclosures Why would they disclose spying? 9 10 -389 5 Obama " understands and regrets " the concern that disclosures about U . S . spying has generated in Brazil , the statement said . " understands and regrets " what will he do about it? 1 6 -390 1 Back in 1950 , Eiji Toyoda visited a Ford plant to learn how Americans made cars . Eiji Toyoda Who is Eiji Toyoda? 4 6 -390 1 Back in 1950 , Eiji Toyoda visited a Ford plant to learn how Americans made cars . Eiji Toyoda Which country is Eiji Toyada from? 4 6 -390 1 Back in 1950 , Eiji Toyoda visited a Ford plant to learn how Americans made cars . Eiji Toyoda Where was he from? 4 6 -390 2 The visit by a member of Japan ' s foremost manufacturing family changed the way Toyota Motor Corp . produced cars , altering the global auto industry . Japan ' s foremost manufacturing family Do they still own Toyota? 6 12 -390 2 The visit by a member of Japan ' s foremost manufacturing family changed the way Toyota Motor Corp . produced cars , altering the global auto industry . altering the global auto industry In what way? 22 27 -390 2 The visit by a member of Japan ' s foremost manufacturing family changed the way Toyota Motor Corp . produced cars , altering the global auto industry . changed the way How did the visit change the way Toyota produced cars? 12 15 -390 2 The visit by a member of Japan ' s foremost manufacturing family changed the way Toyota Motor Corp . produced cars , altering the global auto industry . Toyota Motor Corp Did Toyota Motor Corp. have a plant in America prior to 1950? 15 18 -390 2 The visit by a member of Japan ' s foremost manufacturing family changed the way Toyota Motor Corp . produced cars , altering the global auto industry . The visit by a member of Japan ' s Is Eiji Toyoda the member of the manufacturing family? 0 9 -390 2 The visit by a member of Japan ' s foremost manufacturing family changed the way Toyota Motor Corp . produced cars , altering the global auto industry . changed the way How did he change the way? 12 15 -390 3 Toyoda , who is credited with developing the car company ' s efficient , low - defect manufacturing processes and who helped spearhead Toyota ' s aggressive push into the U . S . auto market , died Tuesday . died Tuesday What did he die of? 37 39 -390 3 Toyoda , who is credited with developing the car company ' s efficient , low - defect manufacturing processes and who helped spearhead Toyota ' s aggressive push into the U . S . auto market , died Tuesday . died Tuesday What was his cause of death? 37 39 -390 4 He was 100 . " Clearly Eiji was the person that laid the groundwork for what Toyota is today , " said David Cole , former chairman of the nonprofit Center for Automotive Research . Eiji was the person Who is currently running his family business? 6 10 -390 5 " He was a real visionary and inspirational leader who understood what it would take to make Toyota a successful company " . real visionary and inspirational leader Did he write any books or were any books written about him? 4 9 -390 5 " He was a real visionary and inspirational leader who understood what it would take to make Toyota a successful company " . visionary How was Toyoda a visionary? 5 6 -390 5 " He was a real visionary and inspirational leader who understood what it would take to make Toyota a successful company " . " He was a real visionary Where did he graduate from? 0 6 -390 5 " He was a real visionary and inspirational leader who understood what it would take to make Toyota a successful company " . real visionary and inspirational leader How was he a visionary and inspirational? 4 9 -391 1 LOS ANGELES - Gears may seem like a purely human invention . invention What invention is not human? 10 11 -391 1 LOS ANGELES - Gears may seem like a purely human invention . seem like a purely human invention . Why do gears seem to like a purely human invention? 5 12 -391 1 LOS ANGELES - Gears may seem like a purely human invention . ANGELES - Gears are they not a human invention? 1 4 -391 2 And yet the basic interlocking mechanism found inside grandfather clocks and car steering systems has now turned up in the remarkably powerful legs of young planthopper insects . planthopper What sort of insects are planthoppers? 25 26 -391 2 And yet the basic interlocking mechanism found inside grandfather clocks and car steering systems has now turned up in the remarkably powerful legs of young planthopper insects . of young planthopper insects . How could that mechanism be the powerful legs of an insect? 23 28 -391 2 And yet the basic interlocking mechanism found inside grandfather clocks and car steering systems has now turned up in the remarkably powerful legs of young planthopper insects . now Why would the basic interlocking mechanism now turn up in planthopper insects? 15 16 -391 2 And yet the basic interlocking mechanism found inside grandfather clocks and car steering systems has now turned up in the remarkably powerful legs of young planthopper insects . planthopper insects what are those? 25 27 -391 3 The discovery , published in Friday ' s edition of the journal Science , provides the first known example of working gears that evolved in a living being . gears that evolved in a living being . How did working gears evolve in a human body? 21 29 -391 4 " It ' s a wonderful example of the clever solutions that nature comes up with , " said Robert Full , a biomechanist at the University of California , Berkeley who was not involved in the study . not What study is this about and what were the discoveries? 33 34 -391 4 " It ' s a wonderful example of the clever solutions that nature comes up with , " said Robert Full , a biomechanist at the University of California , Berkeley who was not involved in the study . not involved in the study why was he asked then? 33 38 -391 5 " It was brilliant " . While examining flightless planthopper insects in the genus Issus , University of Cambridge neurobiologist Malcolm Burrows discovered that the young insects ' legs had gear teeth that locked into place while jumping . locked In what way does this affect the insect's jumping abilities? 33 34 -391 5 " It was brilliant " . While examining flightless planthopper insects in the genus Issus , University of Cambridge neurobiologist Malcolm Burrows discovered that the young insects ' legs had gear teeth that locked into place while jumping . gear teeth How evolved are these insects? 30 32 -392 1 AMSTERDAM ( AP ) - A painting that sat for six decades in a Norwegian industrialist ' s attic after he was told it was a fake Van Gogh was pronounced the real thing Monday , making it the first full - size canvas by the tortured Dutch artist to be discovered since 1928 . tortured tortured by himself? 46 47 -392 1 AMSTERDAM ( AP ) - A painting that sat for six decades in a Norwegian industrialist ' s attic after he was told it was a fake Van Gogh was pronounced the real thing Monday , making it the first full - size canvas by the tortured Dutch artist to be discovered since 1928 . Norwegian How old is the industrialist? 14 15 -392 1 AMSTERDAM ( AP ) - A painting that sat for six decades in a Norwegian industrialist ' s attic after he was told it was a fake Van Gogh was pronounced the real thing Monday , making it the first full - size canvas by the tortured Dutch artist to be discovered since 1928 . told Who told the industrialist it was a fake Van Gogh? 22 23 -392 1 AMSTERDAM ( AP ) - A painting that sat for six decades in a Norwegian industrialist ' s attic after he was told it was a fake Van Gogh was pronounced the real thing Monday , making it the first full - size canvas by the tortured Dutch artist to be discovered since 1928 . pronounced Who pronounced the painting as the rel thing? 30 31 -392 1 AMSTERDAM ( AP ) - A painting that sat for six decades in a Norwegian industrialist ' s attic after he was told it was a fake Van Gogh was pronounced the real thing Monday , making it the first full - size canvas by the tortured Dutch artist to be discovered since 1928 . A painting What is the name of the painting 5 7 -392 1 AMSTERDAM ( AP ) - A painting that sat for six decades in a Norwegian industrialist ' s attic after he was told it was a fake Van Gogh was pronounced the real thing Monday , making it the first full - size canvas by the tortured Dutch artist to be discovered since 1928 . he was told Who told him it was fake? 20 23 -392 1 AMSTERDAM ( AP ) - A painting that sat for six decades in a Norwegian industrialist ' s attic after he was told it was a fake Van Gogh was pronounced the real thing Monday , making it the first full - size canvas by the tortured Dutch artist to be discovered since 1928 . was pronounced the real thing Who pronounced the painting the real thing? 29 34 -392 1 AMSTERDAM ( AP ) - A painting that sat for six decades in a Norwegian industrialist ' s attic after he was told it was a fake Van Gogh was pronounced the real thing Monday , making it the first full - size canvas by the tortured Dutch artist to be discovered since 1928 . pronounced the real thing How did it get labeled as a fake in the first place if it's real? 30 34 -392 2 Experts at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam authenticated the 1888 landscape " Sunset at Montmajour " with the help of Vincent Van Gogh ' s letters , chemical analysis of the pigments and X - rays of the canvas . Vincent Van Gogh ' s letters , What letters? 21 28 -392 2 Experts at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam authenticated the 1888 landscape " Sunset at Montmajour " with the help of Vincent Van Gogh ' s letters , chemical analysis of the pigments and X - rays of the canvas . letters , chemical analysis of how is chemical analysis done? 26 31 -392 2 Experts at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam authenticated the 1888 landscape " Sunset at Montmajour " with the help of Vincent Van Gogh ' s letters , chemical analysis of the pigments and X - rays of the canvas . letters Did the museum also possess the letters? 26 27 -392 2 Experts at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam authenticated the 1888 landscape " Sunset at Montmajour " with the help of Vincent Van Gogh ' s letters , chemical analysis of the pigments and X - rays of the canvas . chemical What chemicals were used in the analysis? 28 29 -392 2 Experts at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam authenticated the 1888 landscape " Sunset at Montmajour " with the help of Vincent Van Gogh ' s letters , chemical analysis of the pigments and X - rays of the canvas . Experts What makes them experts? 0 1 -392 2 Experts at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam authenticated the 1888 landscape " Sunset at Montmajour " with the help of Vincent Van Gogh ' s letters , chemical analysis of the pigments and X - rays of the canvas . Vincent Van Gogh ' s letters , How did the letters help to prove the piece was authentic? 21 28 -392 3 Museum director Axel Rueger , at an unveiling ceremony , called the discovery a " once - in - a - lifetime experience " . Axel Rueger , who is axel rueger 2 5 -392 3 Museum director Axel Rueger , at an unveiling ceremony , called the discovery a " once - in - a - lifetime experience " . " once - in - a - lifetime experience " is it really that rare? 14 24 -392 3 Museum director Axel Rueger , at an unveiling ceremony , called the discovery a " once - in - a - lifetime experience " . Axel How long has he ben museum director? 2 3 -392 3 Museum director Axel Rueger , at an unveiling ceremony , called the discovery a " once - in - a - lifetime experience " . Axel Rueger , How long has Alex Rueger been the director of this museum? 2 5 -392 4 " This is a great painting from what many see as the high point of his artistic achievement , his period in Arles , in southern France , " Rueger said . achievement , How many achievements has Van Gogh had? 17 19 -392 4 " This is a great painting from what many see as the high point of his artistic achievement , his period in Arles , in southern France , " Rueger said . great painting What makes this painting great? 4 6 -392 4 " This is a great painting from what many see as the high point of his artistic achievement , his period in Arles , in southern France , " Rueger said . many see Who is he speaking about here? 8 10 -392 4 " This is a great painting from what many see as the high point of his artistic achievement , his period in Arles , in southern France , " Rueger said . high point Why was this a high point? 12 14 -392 4 " This is a great painting from what many see as the high point of his artistic achievement , his period in Arles , in southern France , " Rueger said . high point How was this a high point of Van Gogh's achievement? 12 14 -392 5 " In the same period , he painted works such as ' Sunflowers , ' ' The Yellow House ' and ' The Bedroom . ' " Yellow is the yellow house popular? 17 18 -392 5 " In the same period , he painted works such as ' Sunflowers , ' ' The Yellow House ' and ' The Bedroom . ' " period , Did he paint anymore paintings during tht period? 4 6 -392 5 " In the same period , he painted works such as ' Sunflowers , ' ' The Yellow House ' and ' The Bedroom . ' " " In the same period , What is the name of the specific period 0 6 -393 1 CHICAGO - Last school year , 11 - year - old Ronan Schuelke wasn ' t sure what to do when another boy in his class shoved him and called him names in the lunchroom . names what kind of names? 31 32 -393 1 CHICAGO - Last school year , 11 - year - old Ronan Schuelke wasn ' t sure what to do when another boy in his class shoved him and called him names in the lunchroom . Last school year , What year was this? 2 6 -393 1 CHICAGO - Last school year , 11 - year - old Ronan Schuelke wasn ' t sure what to do when another boy in his class shoved him and called him names in the lunchroom . shoved him and called him names Is this boy being a bully or was he mad at Ronan for a particular reason? 26 32 -393 2 This year , Ronan has been chosen by his peers at Stratford Middle School in Bloomingdale , Illinois , to star in a music video designed to teach respect through a catchy parody of a Katy Perry song . Ronan has been chosen by his peers How was he chosen by his peers? 3 10 -393 2 This year , Ronan has been chosen by his peers at Stratford Middle School in Bloomingdale , Illinois , to star in a music video designed to teach respect through a catchy parody of a Katy Perry song . music video designed to teach How was the music video made? 23 28 -393 2 This year , Ronan has been chosen by his peers at Stratford Middle School in Bloomingdale , Illinois , to star in a music video designed to teach respect through a catchy parody of a Katy Perry song . has been chosen Why has Ronan been chosen by his peers to be in the music video? 4 7 -393 2 This year , Ronan has been chosen by his peers at Stratford Middle School in Bloomingdale , Illinois , to star in a music video designed to teach respect through a catchy parody of a Katy Perry song . designed Who designed this video? 25 26 -393 2 This year , Ronan has been chosen by his peers at Stratford Middle School in Bloomingdale , Illinois , to star in a music video designed to teach respect through a catchy parody of a Katy Perry song . has been chosen Is Ronan interested in doing this? 4 7 -393 3 After the school ' s students watch the video , Ronan and other student leaders will hand out " Stallion Medallions " to classmates who try to stop bullying or who reinforce positive behavior . reinforce positive behavior How will they define reinforcing positive behavior? 31 34 -393 3 After the school ' s students watch the video , Ronan and other student leaders will hand out " Stallion Medallions " to classmates who try to stop bullying or who reinforce positive behavior . " Stallion Medallions " What are Stallion Medallions? 18 22 -393 3 After the school ' s students watch the video , Ronan and other student leaders will hand out " Stallion Medallions " to classmates who try to stop bullying or who reinforce positive behavior . " Stallion Medallions " what is that? 18 22 -393 3 After the school ' s students watch the video , Ronan and other student leaders will hand out " Stallion Medallions " to classmates who try to stop bullying or who reinforce positive behavior . watch the video , How long was the video? 6 10 -393 3 After the school ' s students watch the video , Ronan and other student leaders will hand out " Stallion Medallions " to classmates who try to stop bullying or who reinforce positive behavior . student leaders Why are they designated student leaders? 13 15 -393 3 After the school ' s students watch the video , Ronan and other student leaders will hand out " Stallion Medallions " to classmates who try to stop bullying or who reinforce positive behavior . " Stallion Medallions " Who came up with this name? 18 22 -393 4 Students can score a medallion for telling a classmate to stop picking on someone , by sitting with a new student at lunch or by committing other random acts of kindness . medallion does it work well? 4 5 -393 4 Students can score a medallion for telling a classmate to stop picking on someone , by sitting with a new student at lunch or by committing other random acts of kindness . a medallion What do they do with these medallions after they win them? 3 5 -393 4 Students can score a medallion for telling a classmate to stop picking on someone , by sitting with a new student at lunch or by committing other random acts of kindness . other random acts of kindness What other random acts would have an impact? 26 31 -393 5 The tokens can be redeemed for school supplies , tickets to plays or other small rewards . to plays tickets to school plays? 10 12 -393 5 The tokens can be redeemed for school supplies , tickets to plays or other small rewards . The tokens What do the tokens look like? 0 2 -394 1 CHICAGO - A gunman with a military - grade assault rifle opened fire on a pickup basketball game in a Chicago neighborhood late Thursday , injuring 13 people and pulling the city back into the spotlight for its epidemic of gun violence . gunman with a military - grade assault rifle Why did the gun man open fire at a basketball game? 3 11 -394 2 The mass shooting - which counted a 3 - year - old boy among its victims - prompted Mayor Rahm Emanuel to cut short an East Coast fundraising trip and fly back to Chicago on Friday . The mass shooting - Why do mass shootings keep happening? 0 4 -394 2 The mass shooting - which counted a 3 - year - old boy among its victims - prompted Mayor Rahm Emanuel to cut short an East Coast fundraising trip and fly back to Chicago on Friday . 3 - year - old boy why does this matter? 7 13 -394 3 Before the mayor ' s plane had landed , both international and local press accounts already were questioning whether the city had reached a new level of lawlessness given the type of gun used and the number of people wounded . level of lawlessness Why is Chicago so lawless? 25 28 -394 3 Before the mayor ' s plane had landed , both international and local press accounts already were questioning whether the city had reached a new level of lawlessness given the type of gun used and the number of people wounded . type of gun what type of gun was used 30 33 -394 3 Before the mayor ' s plane had landed , both international and local press accounts already were questioning whether the city had reached a new level of lawlessness given the type of gun used and the number of people wounded . type of gun used what gun was used? 30 34 -394 4 Shell casings found around the blood - soaked basketball courts at Cornell Square Park in the city ' s Back of the Yards neighborhood were the kind typically fired from AK - 47 rifles and rarely found in gang attacks on the city ' s South and West sides . Cornell Square Park Why would someone attack a delicate place like a park? 11 14 -394 4 Shell casings found around the blood - soaked basketball courts at Cornell Square Park in the city ' s Back of the Yards neighborhood were the kind typically fired from AK - 47 rifles and rarely found in gang attacks on the city ' s South and West sides . Shell casings they can tell from casings? 0 2 -394 5 Though gun violence long has plagued impoverished neighborhoods here , offenders almost never use military - style weapons . use military - style weapons . Why do they almost never use military style weapons? 13 19 -394 5 Though gun violence long has plagued impoverished neighborhoods here , offenders almost never use military - style weapons . impoverished neighborhoods Which neighborhoods are impoverished? 6 8 -395 1 HUNTINGTON BEACH , Calif . - When the thought of running for homecoming queen first swept through Cassidy Campbell ' s mind last year , she pushed the impulse aside . impulse What impulse did she push aside? 28 29 -395 1 HUNTINGTON BEACH , Calif . - When the thought of running for homecoming queen first swept through Cassidy Campbell ' s mind last year , she pushed the impulse aside . she pushed the impulse aside Why did Campbell push aside the idea? 25 30 -395 1 HUNTINGTON BEACH , Calif . - When the thought of running for homecoming queen first swept through Cassidy Campbell ' s mind last year , she pushed the impulse aside . she pushed the impulse aside why did she push it away? 25 30 -395 1 HUNTINGTON BEACH , Calif . - When the thought of running for homecoming queen first swept through Cassidy Campbell ' s mind last year , she pushed the impulse aside . pushed Why did she push the impulse aside? 26 27 -395 2 It would just be a joke , she told herself . It What is 'it' that would be a joke? 0 1 -395 2 It would just be a joke , she told herself . It would just be a joke , Why did she think it would be a joke? 0 7 -395 2 It would just be a joke , she told herself . joke , Why would it be a joke? 5 7 -395 3 Now the high school senior sees it as a chance to make a statement . high school senior Who is the high school senior? 2 5 -395 3 Now the high school senior sees it as a chance to make a statement . make a statement What statement is being made? 11 14 -395 3 Now the high school senior sees it as a chance to make a statement . statement What statement would she be making? 13 14 -395 3 Now the high school senior sees it as a chance to make a statement . make a statement a statement against who? 11 14 -395 3 Now the high school senior sees it as a chance to make a statement . make a statement What statement would the senior like to make? 11 14 -395 4 " This year , " she said , stroking her long black hair at the kitchen table in her home in Huntington Beach , " I ' m a girl every day " . " I ' m a girl every day " What was she before she was a girl? 24 33 -395 4 " This year , " she said , stroking her long black hair at the kitchen table in her home in Huntington Beach , " I ' m a girl every day " . " This year , " How often before this year? 0 5 -395 4 " This year , " she said , stroking her long black hair at the kitchen table in her home in Huntington Beach , " I ' m a girl every day " . " I ' m a girl every day " is she not a girl usually? 24 33 -395 4 " This year , " she said , stroking her long black hair at the kitchen table in her home in Huntington Beach , " I ' m a girl every day " . " This year , " Why this year? 0 5 -395 4 " This year , " she said , stroking her long black hair at the kitchen table in her home in Huntington Beach , " I ' m a girl every day " . " I ' m a girl every day " What does \"I'm a girl every day\" mean? 24 33 -395 5 Cassidy has revved up a social media campaign in an effort to win the homecoming crown at Marina High School in Huntington Beach , joining a growing but still - thin group of transgender teens across the country who see an opportunity to shake up gender norms by competing in what has long been a tradition - bound , sex - segregated American staple . social media campaign Which platform(s) did she rev up the social media campaign on? 5 8 -395 5 Cassidy has revved up a social media campaign in an effort to win the homecoming crown at Marina High School in Huntington Beach , joining a growing but still - thin group of transgender teens across the country who see an opportunity to shake up gender norms by competing in what has long been a tradition - bound , sex - segregated American staple . revved up a social media campaign Which social media sights is Cassidy revving up a campaign on? 2 8 -395 5 Cassidy has revved up a social media campaign in an effort to win the homecoming crown at Marina High School in Huntington Beach , joining a growing but still - thin group of transgender teens across the country who see an opportunity to shake up gender norms by competing in what has long been a tradition - bound , sex - segregated American staple . shake up gender norms Why do teens see this as a chance to shake up social norms? 43 47 -395 5 Cassidy has revved up a social media campaign in an effort to win the homecoming crown at Marina High School in Huntington Beach , joining a growing but still - thin group of transgender teens across the country who see an opportunity to shake up gender norms by competing in what has long been a tradition - bound , sex - segregated American staple . sex - segregated are transgendered not allowed? 59 62 -395 5 Cassidy has revved up a social media campaign in an effort to win the homecoming crown at Marina High School in Huntington Beach , joining a growing but still - thin group of transgender teens across the country who see an opportunity to shake up gender norms by competing in what has long been a tradition - bound , sex - segregated American staple . shake up gender Why do they have a need to shake up gender norms? 43 46 -396 1 TAIYUAN , China - Air China Flight 1236 was supposed to take off at 8 : 10 p . m . for Beijing from Xian , hometown of China ' s famous terra cotta warriors . was supposed to take off at 8 : 10 p . m . Why did it not take off on time? 8 21 -396 1 TAIYUAN , China - Air China Flight 1236 was supposed to take off at 8 : 10 p . m . for Beijing from Xian , hometown of China ' s famous terra cotta warriors . China Flight 1236 what happened? 5 8 -396 1 TAIYUAN , China - Air China Flight 1236 was supposed to take off at 8 : 10 p . m . for Beijing from Xian , hometown of China ' s famous terra cotta warriors . terra cotta warriors . What is a terra cotta warrior? 32 36 -396 2 It felt like the warriors could have marched faster . marched Why didn't the warriors march faster? 7 8 -396 2 It felt like the warriors could have marched faster . could have marched faster were they marching slow? 5 9 -396 2 It felt like the warriors could have marched faster . warriors could have marched faster Why did it feel like the warriors could have marched faster? 4 9 -396 3 What was supposed to be a 100 - minute flight last month ended up delayed , diverted and canceled to the point that it took passengers 18 hours to get to Beijing . delayed , diverted and canceled Why was the flight delayed and canceled? 14 19 -396 3 What was supposed to be a 100 - minute flight last month ended up delayed , diverted and canceled to the point that it took passengers 18 hours to get to Beijing . 18 hours What all happened to cause the 18 hour flight? 26 28 -396 3 What was supposed to be a 100 - minute flight last month ended up delayed , diverted and canceled to the point that it took passengers 18 hours to get to Beijing . delayed , diverted and canceled What caused the flight to be delayed? 14 19 -396 4 China ' s skies are in a state of almost permanent gridlock . state of almost permanent gridlock What is the reason for the gridlock? 7 12 -396 4 China ' s skies are in a state of almost permanent gridlock . gridlock Why are China's skies in a state of almost permanent gridlock? 11 12 -396 4 China ' s skies are in a state of almost permanent gridlock . gridlock what does this mean? 11 12 -396 4 China ' s skies are in a state of almost permanent gridlock . gridlock Why are China's skies in gridlock? 11 12 -396 4 China ' s skies are in a state of almost permanent gridlock . permanent What does permanent gridlock mean? 10 11 -396 5 During the month of July , only 17 . 8 percent of flights departing from Beijing ' s airport were on time , according to FlightStats . FlightStats is that a website? 25 26 -396 5 During the month of July , only 17 . 8 percent of flights departing from Beijing ' s airport were on time , according to FlightStats . 17 . 8 percent Why were only 17.8 percent of flights on time? 7 11 -397 1 Edward Avila was a Silicon Valley tech veteran when he launched his first startup a few years ago . he launched his first startup a few years ago . What was his first startup? 9 19 -397 1 Edward Avila was a Silicon Valley tech veteran when he launched his first startup a few years ago . Edward Avila did he invent anything? 0 2 -397 1 Edward Avila was a Silicon Valley tech veteran when he launched his first startup a few years ago . Silicon Valley What is Silicon Valley? 4 6 -397 1 Edward Avila was a Silicon Valley tech veteran when he launched his first startup a few years ago . tech What kind of tech? 6 7 -397 1 Edward Avila was a Silicon Valley tech veteran when he launched his first startup a few years ago . first startup What was his start up? 12 14 -397 1 Edward Avila was a Silicon Valley tech veteran when he launched his first startup a few years ago . first startup What was the name of his startup? 12 14 -397 2 As he made the rounds at networking events , though , he noticed something jarring . noticed something jarring what did he notice? 12 15 -397 2 As he made the rounds at networking events , though , he noticed something jarring . networking events , What is an example of a networking event, where would this be held? 6 9 -397 2 As he made the rounds at networking events , though , he noticed something jarring . noticed something jarring What did he notice and why was it jarring? 12 15 -397 2 As he made the rounds at networking events , though , he noticed something jarring . jarring What was jarring? 14 15 -397 2 As he made the rounds at networking events , though , he noticed something jarring . jarring What did he notice? 14 15 -397 3 " Out of hundreds of entrepreneurs , " he said , " I felt like I was the only Latino in the room " . Latino why does that matter? 19 20 -397 3 " Out of hundreds of entrepreneurs , " he said , " I felt like I was the only Latino in the room " . entrepreneurs , " What type of businesses were these entrepreneurs involved in? 5 8 -397 3 " Out of hundreds of entrepreneurs , " he said , " I felt like I was the only Latino in the room " . " I felt like I was the only Latino in the room " Why was this a bothersome feeling for him? 11 24 -397 4 He ' s not far off : Numbers from venture capital clearinghouse CB Insights indicate less than 1 percent of venture - backed startups have a Latino co - founder . less than 1 percent Why is this number so low 15 19 -397 4 He ' s not far off : Numbers from venture capital clearinghouse CB Insights indicate less than 1 percent of venture - backed startups have a Latino co - founder . Latino co - founder Is it uncommon for the Latino community to venture out into business? 26 30 -397 5 It ' s an especially sobering statistic in a valley where census figures show one - quarter of the population is Hispanic . census figures show Are these numbers accurate? 11 14 -398 1 WASHINGTON - For the past six years , the Iranian president ' s speech at the annual gathering of the United Nations has been met by a ritual walkout of Western diplomats . a ritual walkout of Western diplomats . Who are the Western diplomats? 26 33 -398 1 WASHINGTON - For the past six years , the Iranian president ' s speech at the annual gathering of the United Nations has been met by a ritual walkout of Western diplomats . walkout of Western diplomats Why did the Western diplomats walk out? 28 32 -398 2 This year , they ' re likely to hang around till the end - and some may even applaud . and some may even applaud What changed to make the Western diplomats respect the Iranian president? 14 19 -398 2 This year , they ' re likely to hang around till the end - and some may even applaud . around till the end when will the end come? 9 13 -398 2 This year , they ' re likely to hang around till the end - and some may even applaud . applaud Why would they applaud the Iranian president's speech this year? 18 19 -398 3 Instead of the angry Holocaust - denying diatribes of former President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad , his soft - spoken successor , Hassan Rouhani , is likely to give a conciliatory address to world leaders this week . former President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad , How long was President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad in office? 9 14 -398 3 Instead of the angry Holocaust - denying diatribes of former President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad , his soft - spoken successor , Hassan Rouhani , is likely to give a conciliatory address to world leaders this week . conciliatory what is this word? 28 29 -398 4 It will be closely watched for signs that he is willing to thaw relations with the West . thaw relations with the West Why is the new Iranian president so willing to cooperate with Western diplomats? 12 17 -398 4 It will be closely watched for signs that he is willing to thaw relations with the West . thaw relations why will they thaw? 12 14 -398 5 Western diplomats predict that Rouhani ' s speech Tuesday at the U . N . General Assembly will include an important gesture , perhaps an acknowledgment of the Holocaust . acknowledgment of the Holocaust What role did Iran play in the Holocaust? 25 29 -399 1 ATLANTA - As the school year neared a close last April , officials in Georgia issued an urgent plea to add 30 minutes of exercise into the school day . officials in Georgia Which officials in Georgia? 12 15 -399 1 ATLANTA - As the school year neared a close last April , officials in Georgia issued an urgent plea to add 30 minutes of exercise into the school day . urgent Why was this plea urgent? 17 18 -399 1 ATLANTA - As the school year neared a close last April , officials in Georgia issued an urgent plea to add 30 minutes of exercise into the school day . exercise Why did they want to add exercise towards the end of the year? 24 25 -399 2 In a joint letter - sent to superintendents across the state - State Superintendent John Barge and Georgia Department of Public Health Commissioner Brenda Fitzgerald made their case for more exercise by pointing to the staggering results of a statewide fitness assessment : Only 16 percent of the state ' s students passed five tests of physical fitness , which measured flexibility , body / mass index , aerobic capacity ( in a one - mile run / walk or in an interval run ) and the ability to do push - ups and curl - ups . Only 16 percent why was it so low? 43 46 -399 2 In a joint letter - sent to superintendents across the state - State Superintendent John Barge and Georgia Department of Public Health Commissioner Brenda Fitzgerald made their case for more exercise by pointing to the staggering results of a statewide fitness assessment : Only 16 percent of the state ' s students passed five tests of physical fitness , which measured flexibility , body / mass index , aerobic capacity ( in a one - mile run / walk or in an interval run ) and the ability to do push - ups and curl - ups . assessment : How did this assessment measure the level of fitness.? 41 43 -399 3 One in five students was unable to pass any of the tests conducted last year . One in five is that a terrible rate? 0 3 -399 3 One in five students was unable to pass any of the tests conducted last year . tests What tests did they take? 11 12 -399 3 One in five students was unable to pass any of the tests conducted last year . pass What was the criteria for passing? 7 8 -399 3 One in five students was unable to pass any of the tests conducted last year . students What is the age range of students? Did 5th graders take the same test as 1st graders? 3 4 -399 4 With the state mired in a child obesity epidemic , and kids not only heavy , but also weak , the message was simple : Find a way to get kids moving more . kids moving more could they have track class? 30 33 -399 4 With the state mired in a child obesity epidemic , and kids not only heavy , but also weak , the message was simple : Find a way to get kids moving more . moving Could this movement be any kind of movement or were there guidelines for movement. 31 32 -399 5 Not as a replacement for recess or PE , but school systems instead were asked to develop new and innovative cardio programs to weave into an already time - pressed day . weave into exercise during class? 23 25 -399 5 Not as a replacement for recess or PE , but school systems instead were asked to develop new and innovative cardio programs to weave into an already time - pressed day . programs How would they enforce these programs? Were these programs a requirement? 21 22 -400 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - Chris Collier ' s grandfather was an Eagle Scout . Scout What is the history behind the Eagle Scouts? 13 14 -400 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - Chris Collier ' s grandfather was an Eagle Scout . Chris Collier ' s who is he ? 5 9 -400 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - Chris Collier ' s grandfather was an Eagle Scout . grandfather was an Eagle Scout How many years had he been an Eagle Scout? 9 14 -400 2 Collier was an Eagle Scout . But his son never will be . Collier Which Collier is this referring to? 0 1 -400 2 Collier was an Eagle Scout . But his son never will be . Eagle what is about Eagle Scout 3 4 -400 2 Collier was an Eagle Scout . But his son never will be . But his son never will be . Why will his son never be an Eagle Scout? 6 13 -400 2 Collier was an Eagle Scout . But his son never will be . never will be Why will his son not follow the family tradition? 9 12 -400 3 Collier is leaving the Boy Scouts of America for Trail Life USA , a conservative Christian alternative to the Boy Scouts that will start chartering its first troops at the end of September . leaving Does leaving the Eagle Scouts mean that Collier's son will not be able to join them? 2 3 -400 3 Collier is leaving the Boy Scouts of America for Trail Life USA , a conservative Christian alternative to the Boy Scouts that will start chartering its first troops at the end of September . Boy Scouts of America what is this ? 4 8 -400 3 Collier is leaving the Boy Scouts of America for Trail Life USA , a conservative Christian alternative to the Boy Scouts that will start chartering its first troops at the end of September . Boy Scouts of America for Trail Life USA , Why is Collier going to Trail Life USA? 4 13 -400 3 Collier is leaving the Boy Scouts of America for Trail Life USA , a conservative Christian alternative to the Boy Scouts that will start chartering its first troops at the end of September . conservative Christian alternative Why is this alternative in demand? 14 17 -400 4 Collier will be among those starting a Trail Life troop , which he said one day will include his son , who ' s now 4 years old . Trail What activities does the Trail Life troop engage in? 7 8 -400 4 Collier will be among those starting a Trail Life troop , which he said one day will include his son , who ' s now 4 years old . Trail Life troop , Trail Life troop meaning ? 7 11 -400 4 Collier will be among those starting a Trail Life troop , which he said one day will include his son , who ' s now 4 years old . will include his son , Why would his son be able to do this alternative to Eagle Scouts? 16 21 -400 4 Collier will be among those starting a Trail Life troop , which he said one day will include his son , who ' s now 4 years old . will be among Why does he prefer Trail Life to BSA? 1 4 -400 5 " I ' m glad I am building something my son can enjoy from next year to when he ' s 18 , " said Collier , a 41 - year - old utilities field manager from Windermere . 18 , " What makes him so sure and how different are the two programs? 21 24 -400 5 " I ' m glad I am building something my son can enjoy from next year to when he ' s 18 , " said Collier , a 41 - year - old utilities field manager from Windermere . Windermere where is that ? 37 38 -400 5 " I ' m glad I am building something my son can enjoy from next year to when he ' s 18 , " said Collier , a 41 - year - old utilities field manager from Windermere . " I ' m glad I am building How is he going to build the troop? 0 8 -400 5 " I ' m glad I am building something my son can enjoy from next year to when he ' s 18 , " said Collier , a 41 - year - old utilities field manager from Windermere . my son can enjoy Why is he convinced BSA wouldn't have served the same purpose? 9 13 -401 1 SAN FRANCISCO - Finally moving to end a dispute that besmirched its hip , all - American brand with charges of religious intolerance , retail fashion giant Abercrombie & amp ; Fitch has agreed to change a controversial policy dictating employee dress and grooming in response to discrimination lawsuits filed by two San Francisco Bay Area women . giant are they the biggest company? 26 27 -401 1 SAN FRANCISCO - Finally moving to end a dispute that besmirched its hip , all - American brand with charges of religious intolerance , retail fashion giant Abercrombie & amp ; Fitch has agreed to change a controversial policy dictating employee dress and grooming in response to discrimination lawsuits filed by two San Francisco Bay Area women . controversial policy What exactly did their policy entail? 37 39 -401 1 SAN FRANCISCO - Finally moving to end a dispute that besmirched its hip , all - American brand with charges of religious intolerance , retail fashion giant Abercrombie & amp ; Fitch has agreed to change a controversial policy dictating employee dress and grooming in response to discrimination lawsuits filed by two San Francisco Bay Area women . intolerance , How were they religiously intolerant? 22 24 -401 2 In a settlement announced Monday , the popular , youth - oriented national chain agreed to change its " look policy " to provide better protections for women wearing Muslim headscarves , said lawyers for Hani Khan , 23 , of Foster City . Hani Khan , is she a muslim? 35 38 -401 2 In a settlement announced Monday , the popular , youth - oriented national chain agreed to change its " look policy " to provide better protections for women wearing Muslim headscarves , said lawyers for Hani Khan , 23 , of Foster City . change its " look policy " How did they change their policy? 16 22 -401 2 In a settlement announced Monday , the popular , youth - oriented national chain agreed to change its " look policy " to provide better protections for women wearing Muslim headscarves , said lawyers for Hani Khan , 23 , of Foster City . change its " look policy " What was its look policy before this? 16 22 -401 3 Khan was fired from a part - time job in 2010 at a store owned by Abercrombie in San Mateo because she refused to remove her hijab . San Mateo which state is this? 18 20 -401 3 Khan was fired from a part - time job in 2010 at a store owned by Abercrombie in San Mateo because she refused to remove her hijab . she refused to remove her hijab Why did she refuse to remove her hijab? 21 27 -401 4 The religious garment ran afoul of Abercrombie ' s detailed rules governing the physical appearance of the people who work at its stores - including the Hollister Co . outlets involved in the lawsuits . afoul it was not allowed? 4 5 -401 4 The religious garment ran afoul of Abercrombie ' s detailed rules governing the physical appearance of the people who work at its stores - including the Hollister Co . outlets involved in the lawsuits . rules What about the rules made a hijab violate them? 10 11 -401 5 " If it could happen to me in the Bay Area , it could happen to anyone , " said Khan , a recent graduate of the University of California , Davis , about the company ' s policies . company ' s policies Does the company have any other offensive policies? 35 39 -402 1 ISLAMABAD - In the wake of a massive earthquake in southwestern Pakistan , the death toll Wednesday rose sharply to nearly 300 , officials and local media said . earthquake Which earthquake are they referring to? 8 9 -402 2 Crisis teams braced for more fatalities and rescue workers raced to reach isolated mountain communities . to reach isolated mountain communities What are the isolated mountain communities? 10 15 -402 2 Crisis teams braced for more fatalities and rescue workers raced to reach isolated mountain communities . isolated mountain which communities are those? 12 14 -402 3 Local television images from the southwestern area of Pakistan ' s earthquake - prone Baluchistan province showed the tangled remains of people ' s lives after the disaster - vast fields of mud , bricks , broken furniture , battered household items and traditional string beds . battered household items how did they get battered by the quake? 39 42 -402 4 Most houses in the region bordering Iran are poorly constructed of basic materials . of basic materials what kind of basic materials? 10 13 -402 4 Most houses in the region bordering Iran are poorly constructed of basic materials . basic materials which materials? 11 13 -402 4 Most houses in the region bordering Iran are poorly constructed of basic materials . basic materials What are the basic materials? 11 13 -403 1 ASHEBORO , N . C . - If a county could blush , Randolph County just might . blush , why would they blush? 11 13 -403 1 ASHEBORO , N . C . - If a county could blush , Randolph County just might . ASHEBORO , N . C Who is this? 0 5 -403 1 ASHEBORO , N . C . - If a county could blush , Randolph County just might . blush , What does he mean by \"blushing\"? 11 13 -403 1 ASHEBORO , N . C . - If a county could blush , Randolph County just might . blush , What would be so embarrassing as to make Randolph County blush? 11 13 -403 1 ASHEBORO , N . C . - If a county could blush , Randolph County just might . blush , What would Randolph County blush about? 11 13 -403 2 The school board in this largely rural North Carolina county , to the embarrassment of many residents , voted last week to ban Ralph Ellison ' s iconic novel of African American angst , " Invisible Man " . voted last week to ban What made them choose to ban this novel? 18 23 -403 2 The school board in this largely rural North Carolina county , to the embarrassment of many residents , voted last week to ban Ralph Ellison ' s iconic novel of African American angst , " Invisible Man " . ban Why would the school board ban \"Invisible Man\"? 22 23 -403 2 The school board in this largely rural North Carolina county , to the embarrassment of many residents , voted last week to ban Ralph Ellison ' s iconic novel of African American angst , " Invisible Man " . ban Why does the school board want to ban \"Invisible Man\"? 22 23 -403 3 In a 5 - 2 vote , the board barred the book from all school libraries in the county after the mother of an 11th - grader complained that the novel was " too much for teenagers " . " too much for teenagers " why is the book to much for teenagers? 32 38 -403 3 In a 5 - 2 vote , the board barred the book from all school libraries in the county after the mother of an 11th - grader complained that the novel was " too much for teenagers " . " too much for teenagers " Why was this book deemed to be \"too much for teenagers?\" 32 38 -403 3 In a 5 - 2 vote , the board barred the book from all school libraries in the county after the mother of an 11th - grader complained that the novel was " too much for teenagers " . 5 - 2 vote , Why was there only a vote of 7 people? 2 7 -403 3 In a 5 - 2 vote , the board barred the book from all school libraries in the county after the mother of an 11th - grader complained that the novel was " too much for teenagers " . much Why is the subject matter of the book too much for an 11th grader? 34 35 -403 3 In a 5 - 2 vote , the board barred the book from all school libraries in the county after the mother of an 11th - grader complained that the novel was " too much for teenagers " . " too much How is the novel too much for teenagers? 32 35 -403 4 But confronted by an angry backlash and concerns that the ban had shamed the county , the board backed down and scheduled a special meeting Wednesday in order to reconsider the book ' s status . special meeting What will this \"Special meeting\" have compared to the other one that was made prior. 23 25 -403 4 But confronted by an angry backlash and concerns that the ban had shamed the county , the board backed down and scheduled a special meeting Wednesday in order to reconsider the book ' s status . concerns Why was the board concerned about shaming the county? 7 8 -403 4 But confronted by an angry backlash and concerns that the ban had shamed the county , the board backed down and scheduled a special meeting Wednesday in order to reconsider the book ' s status . reconsider What parts of their initial assessment of the book did the board reconsider? 29 30 -403 4 But confronted by an angry backlash and concerns that the ban had shamed the county , the board backed down and scheduled a special meeting Wednesday in order to reconsider the book ' s status . meeting What was the outcome of the special meeting? 24 25 -403 5 That only seemed to stoke the ire of residents outraged that the board had brought negative attention to the county , about 85 miles northeast of Charlotte . stoke the ire of residents outraged Why was the residents outraged over something they fought for? Didn't they want the book to come back? 4 10 -403 5 That only seemed to stoke the ire of residents outraged that the board had brought negative attention to the county , about 85 miles northeast of Charlotte . outraged How did the residents display their outrage? 9 10 -404 1 DUBAI , United Arab Emirates - Inside the gallery , artworks by Syrian artists were drawing auction bids from collectors . Syrian artists Who were the Syrian artist that was drawing collectors? 12 14 -404 1 DUBAI , United Arab Emirates - Inside the gallery , artworks by Syrian artists were drawing auction bids from collectors . artworks by Syrian artists Who are the Syrian artists? 10 14 -404 1 DUBAI , United Arab Emirates - Inside the gallery , artworks by Syrian artists were drawing auction bids from collectors . Syrian artists WHO WERE THE Syrian ARTISTS? 12 14 -404 1 DUBAI , United Arab Emirates - Inside the gallery , artworks by Syrian artists were drawing auction bids from collectors . gallery , What gallery are the artworks in? 8 10 -404 2 Outside on the street , the artists traded the latest gossip from Syria and checked their smartphones for news from the civil war . civil war What civil war is the artist checking on? 21 23 -404 2 Outside on the street , the artists traded the latest gossip from Syria and checked their smartphones for news from the civil war . the latest gossip from Syria WHAT IS SOME OF THE LATESTS SYRIAN GOSSIP? 8 13 -404 2 Outside on the street , the artists traded the latest gossip from Syria and checked their smartphones for news from the civil war . news What news outlets were the most credible in regards to the civil war? 18 19 -404 3 So goes the divided world for a cadre of Syrian artists brought to the safety of Dubai by their gallery to continue their work but still remain deeply connected and influenced by the bloodshed they left behind . cadre What is a \"cadre\" of Syrian artists? 7 8 -404 3 So goes the divided world for a cadre of Syrian artists brought to the safety of Dubai by their gallery to continue their work but still remain deeply connected and influenced by the bloodshed they left behind . brought to the safety of Dubai Why did the artists need to be brought to safety? 11 17 -404 3 So goes the divided world for a cadre of Syrian artists brought to the safety of Dubai by their gallery to continue their work but still remain deeply connected and influenced by the bloodshed they left behind . cadre What does cadre mean? 7 8 -404 4 The Syrian refugee diaspora - now at 2 million and growing - has fanned out across the region and beyond for more than two years from tent camps in Jordan to others trying to rebuild lives in cities such as Beirut and Istanbul . Syrian refugee diaspora What is a Syrian refugee diaspora? 1 4 -404 4 The Syrian refugee diaspora - now at 2 million and growing - has fanned out across the region and beyond for more than two years from tent camps in Jordan to others trying to rebuild lives in cities such as Beirut and Istanbul . trying to rebuild lives WHY DO THEY NEED TO REBUILD THEIR LIVES? 32 36 -404 4 The Syrian refugee diaspora - now at 2 million and growing - has fanned out across the region and beyond for more than two years from tent camps in Jordan to others trying to rebuild lives in cities such as Beirut and Istanbul . diaspora What is a diaspora? 3 4 -404 5 But the Gulf states present a paradox : Deeply involved in the war as some of the strongest backers for the Syrian rebels yet holding firm to tight entry controls that effectively block most refugees . Gulf states present a paradox : Why does the Guld states present a paradox? 2 8 -404 5 But the Gulf states present a paradox : Deeply involved in the war as some of the strongest backers for the Syrian rebels yet holding firm to tight entry controls that effectively block most refugees . effectively block most refugees . Why are they blocking refugees? 31 36 -404 5 But the Gulf states present a paradox : Deeply involved in the war as some of the strongest backers for the Syrian rebels yet holding firm to tight entry controls that effectively block most refugees . tight entry controls WHAT ARE THE TIGHT ENTRY CONTROLS? 27 30 -404 5 But the Gulf states present a paradox : Deeply involved in the war as some of the strongest backers for the Syrian rebels yet holding firm to tight entry controls that effectively block most refugees . paradox : Why is the Gulf supportive of the rebels, but not the refugees? 6 8 -405 1 Scientists probing a giant plug of earwax pulled from a dead blue whale have discovered in its hardened layers a detailed biography of the wild animal ' s life , from birth to death , in 6 - month chapters . detailed biography how did they do this? 20 22 -405 1 Scientists probing a giant plug of earwax pulled from a dead blue whale have discovered in its hardened layers a detailed biography of the wild animal ' s life , from birth to death , in 6 - month chapters . Scientists probing Which scientists? 0 2 -405 1 Scientists probing a giant plug of earwax pulled from a dead blue whale have discovered in its hardened layers a detailed biography of the wild animal ' s life , from birth to death , in 6 - month chapters . probing How was the earwax removed from the whale? 1 2 -405 1 Scientists probing a giant plug of earwax pulled from a dead blue whale have discovered in its hardened layers a detailed biography of the wild animal ' s life , from birth to death , in 6 - month chapters . 6 - month Why in 6 month chapters? 36 39 -405 2 Their new technique , described in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences , arms researchers with a tool to understand a whale ' s hormonal and chemical biography - and a window into how pollutants , some long discontinued , still pervade the environment today . Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences , is this a company or government? 8 16 -405 2 Their new technique , described in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences , arms researchers with a tool to understand a whale ' s hormonal and chemical biography - and a window into how pollutants , some long discontinued , still pervade the environment today . pollutants , What are some of the pollutants they are referring to? 37 39 -405 2 Their new technique , described in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences , arms researchers with a tool to understand a whale ' s hormonal and chemical biography - and a window into how pollutants , some long discontinued , still pervade the environment today . biography How does earwax describe lifelong biography? 30 31 -405 3 Whales are often called marine sentinels because they can reveal a lot about the waters they pass through , said study co - author Sascha Usenko , an analytical environmental chemist at Baylor University in Waco , Texas . sentinels What is a sentinel? 5 6 -405 4 " These types of marine mammals that are long - lived have a great ability to accumulate contaminants , and so they ' re often perceived as being sentinels of their ecosystem , " Usenko said . sentinels what is a sentinel? 28 29 -405 4 " These types of marine mammals that are long - lived have a great ability to accumulate contaminants , and so they ' re often perceived as being sentinels of their ecosystem , " Usenko said . types of marine what types of marine animals? 2 5 -405 4 " These types of marine mammals that are long - lived have a great ability to accumulate contaminants , and so they ' re often perceived as being sentinels of their ecosystem , " Usenko said . accumulate Why do they accumulate more contaminants than other sea creatures. 16 17 -405 5 Researchers often study tissue and even whale blow - the stuff they exhale from their blowholes - for chemical clues . tissue what kind of tissue? 3 4 -405 5 Researchers often study tissue and even whale blow - the stuff they exhale from their blowholes - for chemical clues . chemical clues What chemical clues are they looking for? 18 20 -405 5 Researchers often study tissue and even whale blow - the stuff they exhale from their blowholes - for chemical clues . whale blow What is whale blow? 6 8 -406 1 WASHINGTON - Here ' s the first thing you need to know about next week ' s possible shutdown of the federal government : The federal government would not actually shut down . next week ' s when is next week? 13 17 -406 1 WASHINGTON - Here ' s the first thing you need to know about next week ' s possible shutdown of the federal government : The federal government would not actually shut down . not actually shut down what would it do then? 28 32 -406 1 WASHINGTON - Here ' s the first thing you need to know about next week ' s possible shutdown of the federal government : The federal government would not actually shut down . actually shut down Why won't it be? 29 32 -406 1 WASHINGTON - Here ' s the first thing you need to know about next week ' s possible shutdown of the federal government : The federal government would not actually shut down . not actually shut down Why would the government not actually shut down? 28 32 -406 2 Agents would still patrol the nation ' s borders . Agents which agents? 0 1 -406 2 Agents would still patrol the nation ' s borders . Agents would it be less agents? 0 1 -406 2 Agents would still patrol the nation ' s borders . Agents What sort of agents? 0 1 -406 3 Prisoners would still be held in federal custody . federal custody Held in federal custody at what institutions? 6 8 -406 4 Mail carriers would still deliver mail . still deliver mail would it arrive on time? 3 6 -406 4 Mail carriers would still deliver mail . Mail carriers What sort of mail carriers? Are they referring to USPS? 0 2 -406 5 And soldiers would still remain at their posts , though they might not get paid for their service right away . might not get paid for their service right away why would they not get paid right away? 11 20 -406 5 And soldiers would still remain at their posts , though they might not get paid for their service right away . not get paid for their service right away Why would they not get paid right away? 12 20 -406 5 And soldiers would still remain at their posts , though they might not get paid for their service right away . soldiers Which branches of the military? Are they referring to every branch? 1 2 -407 1 WASHINGTON - The United States braced for a partial government shutdown Tuesday that no one in the seat of democracy seems to want or believes is good for the country , yet the only point of agreement in Washington is that the other political party is to blame . shutdown Why is the government going to shut down? 10 11 -407 1 WASHINGTON - The United States braced for a partial government shutdown Tuesday that no one in the seat of democracy seems to want or believes is good for the country , yet the only point of agreement in Washington is that the other political party is to blame . blame Who is really to blame? 47 48 -407 2 If the midnight Monday deadline passes without a deal , a shutdown would affect a wide range of programs , from national parks to the Pentagon . deadline Why is midnight Monday the deadline? 4 5 -407 2 If the midnight Monday deadline passes without a deal , a shutdown would affect a wide range of programs , from national parks to the Pentagon . midnight Monday which monday? 2 4 -407 3 President Barack Obama and the leader of the Democratic - controlled Senate dismissed a late developing plan approved early Sunday by the GOP - run House that would delay by a year key part of the new health care law and repeal a tax on medical devices , in exchange for avoiding a shutdown . dismissed Why did they dismiss it? 12 13 -407 4 The White House promised a veto and said Republicans were pursuing " a narrow ideological agenda . veto Why are they going to veto? 5 6 -407 5 and pushing the government toward shutdown " . government toward whos quote is this? 3 5 -408 1 The act of walking may not seem like a feat of agility , balance , strength and brainpower . may Are you saying it is? How so? 4 5 -408 2 But lose a leg , as Zac Vawter did after a motorcycle accident in 2009 , and you will appreciate the myriad calculations that go into putting one foot in front of the other . But lose a leg , why did zac lose a leg? 0 5 -408 2 But lose a leg , as Zac Vawter did after a motorcycle accident in 2009 , and you will appreciate the myriad calculations that go into putting one foot in front of the other . calculations What calculations need to be done? 22 23 -408 2 But lose a leg , as Zac Vawter did after a motorcycle accident in 2009 , and you will appreciate the myriad calculations that go into putting one foot in front of the other . myriad calculations what is a myraid calculation? 21 23 -408 2 But lose a leg , as Zac Vawter did after a motorcycle accident in 2009 , and you will appreciate the myriad calculations that go into putting one foot in front of the other . calculations Why are there calculations that go into walking? 22 23 -408 3 Taking on the challenge , a team of software and biomedical engineers , neuroscientists , surgeons and prosthetists has designed a prosthetic limb that can reproduce a full repertoire of ambulatory tricks by communicating seamlessly with Vawter ' s brain . communicating How does it communicate with his brain? 33 34 -408 3 Taking on the challenge , a team of software and biomedical engineers , neuroscientists , surgeons and prosthetists has designed a prosthetic limb that can reproduce a full repertoire of ambulatory tricks by communicating seamlessly with Vawter ' s brain . tricks What tricks? 31 32 -408 3 Taking on the challenge , a team of software and biomedical engineers , neuroscientists , surgeons and prosthetists has designed a prosthetic limb that can reproduce a full repertoire of ambulatory tricks by communicating seamlessly with Vawter ' s brain . communicating How can the prosthetic limb communicate with Vawter's brain? 33 34 -408 4 A report published Wednesday in the New England Journal of Medicine describes how the team fit Vawter with a prosthetic leg that has learned - with the help of a computer and some electrodes - to read his intentions from a bundle of nerves that end above his missing knee . computer Was AI used or was it manually programmed? 30 31 -408 4 A report published Wednesday in the New England Journal of Medicine describes how the team fit Vawter with a prosthetic leg that has learned - with the help of a computer and some electrodes - to read his intentions from a bundle of nerves that end above his missing knee . Wednesday wednesdays date? 3 4 -409 1 GUATEMALA CITY - With their brightly colored fabrics filled with animals and landscapes , Guatemala ' s indigenous had long used textiles to tell stories and share their visions of the universe . Guatemala ' s indigenous Does this group of people have a proper name? 14 18 -409 1 GUATEMALA CITY - With their brightly colored fabrics filled with animals and landscapes , Guatemala ' s indigenous had long used textiles to tell stories and share their visions of the universe . fabrics Where do they get their fabrics? 7 8 -409 2 In modern times , however , those same fabrics made their wearers targets for discrimination , marking them as part of the country ' s poor and indigenous . their wearers targets for discrimination , How have the fabrics made people discrimination targets? 10 16 -409 2 In modern times , however , those same fabrics made their wearers targets for discrimination , marking them as part of the country ' s poor and indigenous . discrimination , Why are the wearers discriminated against? 14 16 -409 2 In modern times , however , those same fabrics made their wearers targets for discrimination , marking them as part of the country ' s poor and indigenous . made their wearers targets Were they targeted only because they were poor and/or indigenous? 9 13 -409 2 In modern times , however , those same fabrics made their wearers targets for discrimination , marking them as part of the country ' s poor and indigenous . discrimination , Why does fabric cause discrimination? 14 16 -409 3 Now , embroidered Mayan textiles known as huipiles are undergoing a revival in some of the country ' s finest boutiques as they become a haute couture fixture . they become a haute couture fixture How have the fabrics become haute couture? 22 28 -409 3 Now , embroidered Mayan textiles known as huipiles are undergoing a revival in some of the country ' s finest boutiques as they become a haute couture fixture . country ' s finest boutiques Did everyone agree to this? 16 21 -409 3 Now , embroidered Mayan textiles known as huipiles are undergoing a revival in some of the country ' s finest boutiques as they become a haute couture fixture . revival What is causing the fabric to become stylish now? 11 12 -409 4 Young Guatemalan designers are using them for everything from evening gowns and purses to handmade shoes sold as far away as Dubai . designers How expensive are the new fabrics and products? 2 3 -409 5 For many here , the widening use of huipiles fits a wider embrace of the country ' s indigenous roots , with musicians , designers and even politicians adopting Mayan languages and themes . widening use of huipiles Are these products affordable for everyone? 5 9 -409 5 For many here , the widening use of huipiles fits a wider embrace of the country ' s indigenous roots , with musicians , designers and even politicians adopting Mayan languages and themes . embrace of the country ' s indigenous roots , What caused this embrace of indigenous roots? 12 21 -409 5 For many here , the widening use of huipiles fits a wider embrace of the country ' s indigenous roots , with musicians , designers and even politicians adopting Mayan languages and themes . huipiles What is a huipile? 8 9 -409 5 For many here , the widening use of huipiles fits a wider embrace of the country ' s indigenous roots , with musicians , designers and even politicians adopting Mayan languages and themes . indigenous roots , Why are people now embracing the counties indigenous roots? 18 21 -410 1 NEW YORK - Athletic trainers should be on the lookout for mental health problems among student - athletes , a panel said on Wednesday . mental What reason(s) caused the panel to state this? 11 12 -410 1 NEW YORK - Athletic trainers should be on the lookout for mental health problems among student - athletes , a panel said on Wednesday . mental health problems among student - athletes , What kind of mental health problems? 11 19 -410 1 NEW YORK - Athletic trainers should be on the lookout for mental health problems among student - athletes , a panel said on Wednesday . mental health problems among student - athletes , why on the lookout? 11 19 -410 1 NEW YORK - Athletic trainers should be on the lookout for mental health problems among student - athletes , a panel said on Wednesday . mental health problems What kind of mental health problems are the athletes experiencing? 11 14 -410 2 Representatives from the National Athletic Trainers ' Association , the American Academy of Pediatrics and other organizations said athletic trainers are in a unique position to reach out to college athletes and refer them to counseling . athletic trainers should they be obligated to? 18 20 -410 3 " As an athletic trainer , we ' re usually right there with the student - athletes during some of their worst moments , " Timothy Neal , chair of the task force and assistant director of athletics for sports medicine at Syracuse University in New York , said . trainer , Do athletic trainers have training in mental health of athletes to help these students appropriately? 4 6 -410 4 " You have their trust " . About 30 percent of college - aged people reported having some type of mental illness during 2010 and 2011 , according to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration . illness What are some examples of these mental illnesses and what can be done to identify them? 21 22 -410 4 " You have their trust " . About 30 percent of college - aged people reported having some type of mental illness during 2010 and 2011 , according to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration . 2010 and 2011 , which year was higher? 23 27 -410 4 " You have their trust " . About 30 percent of college - aged people reported having some type of mental illness during 2010 and 2011 , according to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration . some type of mental illness What type of mental illnesses were most common? 17 22 -410 4 " You have their trust " . About 30 percent of college - aged people reported having some type of mental illness during 2010 and 2011 , according to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration . college - aged Why are there so many college-aged people who have mental illness? 11 14 -410 5 Neal said he has seen everything from athletes with anxiety and eating disorders to those who are suicidal . suicidal Do other institutions see these trends? 17 18 -410 5 Neal said he has seen everything from athletes with anxiety and eating disorders to those who are suicidal . suicidal did they commit suicide? 17 18 -411 1 WASHINGTON - Contentious from its conception , President Barack Obama ' s health care law has survived the Supreme Court , a battle for the White House and rounds of budget brinkmanship . Contentious What were the main issues surrounding this? 2 3 -411 1 WASHINGTON - Contentious from its conception , President Barack Obama ' s health care law has survived the Supreme Court , a battle for the White House and rounds of budget brinkmanship . battle How was the health care law in a \"battle?\" 22 23 -411 1 WASHINGTON - Contentious from its conception , President Barack Obama ' s health care law has survived the Supreme Court , a battle for the White House and rounds of budget brinkmanship . Contentious Why was his law contentious? 2 3 -411 1 WASHINGTON - Contentious from its conception , President Barack Obama ' s health care law has survived the Supreme Court , a battle for the White House and rounds of budget brinkmanship . Contentious Why is President Obama's healthcare law so contentious? 2 3 -411 2 Now comes the ultimate test : the verdict of the American people . verdict How much does public opinion have an influence on the law? 7 8 -411 2 Now comes the ultimate test : the verdict of the American people . verdict How did the American people feel about the bill? 7 8 -411 3 A government shutdown may dampen any celebration as health insurance markets open Tuesday around the country . shutdown What is the reason for this and when will it be taking place? 2 3 -411 3 A government shutdown may dampen any celebration as health insurance markets open Tuesday around the country . shutdown Why would the government have a shutdown? 2 3 -411 3 A government shutdown may dampen any celebration as health insurance markets open Tuesday around the country . government shutdown What does a government shut down entail? 1 3 -411 3 A government shutdown may dampen any celebration as health insurance markets open Tuesday around the country . government shutdown Why would the government shut down? 1 3 -411 4 But it won ' t stop the main components of Obamacare from going live as scheduled , glitches and all . main How do lawmakers and the public view these main components? 7 8 -411 4 But it won ' t stop the main components of Obamacare from going live as scheduled , glitches and all . won ' t Why will the government shutdown not affect Obamacare from going live? 2 5 -411 4 But it won ' t stop the main components of Obamacare from going live as scheduled , glitches and all . glitches What glitches does Obamacare have? 17 18 -411 5 The biggest expansion of society ' s safety net since Medicare will be in the hands of consumers , and most of their concerns don ' t revolve around ideology and policy details . ideology What specific ideology is this referring to? 29 30 -411 5 The biggest expansion of society ' s safety net since Medicare will be in the hands of consumers , and most of their concerns don ' t revolve around ideology and policy details . most What are their concerns revolved around? 20 21 -411 5 The biggest expansion of society ' s safety net since Medicare will be in the hands of consumers , and most of their concerns don ' t revolve around ideology and policy details . concerns What concerns do they have? 23 24 -412 1 WASHINGTON - The Justice Department sued North Carolina on Monday in a bid to block a new state law that forces voters to present a photo identification before casting a ballot and limits early voting , arguing the measure discriminates against minorities . forces voters to present a photo identification Why is North Carolina attempting to pass this law? 20 27 -412 1 WASHINGTON - The Justice Department sued North Carolina on Monday in a bid to block a new state law that forces voters to present a photo identification before casting a ballot and limits early voting , arguing the measure discriminates against minorities . limits early voting , How would limiting early voting affect results? 32 36 -412 1 WASHINGTON - The Justice Department sued North Carolina on Monday in a bid to block a new state law that forces voters to present a photo identification before casting a ballot and limits early voting , arguing the measure discriminates against minorities . limits early voting , How odes this affect minorities? 32 36 -412 1 WASHINGTON - The Justice Department sued North Carolina on Monday in a bid to block a new state law that forces voters to present a photo identification before casting a ballot and limits early voting , arguing the measure discriminates against minorities . discriminates How does the measure discriminate against minorities? 39 40 -412 2 The suit marked the second time in recent months that the Democratic Obama administration has challenged a voting law enacted by a Republican - led state . Democratic Obama administration How is partisanship affecting this dynamic? 11 14 -412 2 The suit marked the second time in recent months that the Democratic Obama administration has challenged a voting law enacted by a Republican - led state . second time When was the first time and what was it regarding? 4 6 -412 2 The suit marked the second time in recent months that the Democratic Obama administration has challenged a voting law enacted by a Republican - led state . second time when was the first time? 4 6 -412 3 In August , it sued to block a 2011 Texas voter - identification measure . 2011 Texas voter - identification measure How did the measure in Texas compare to that in North Carolina? 8 14 -412 3 In August , it sued to block a 2011 Texas voter - identification measure . voter - identification measure What was the measure? 10 14 -412 3 In August , it sued to block a 2011 Texas voter - identification measure . voter - identification measure voters cant be identified? 10 14 -412 4 Attorney General Eric Holder said the North Carolina law imposes several " troubling new restrictions " on voters including reducing early voting days , eliminating same - day registration during the early - voting period and imposing a restrictive photo - identification requirement for in - person voting . " troubling new restrictions " What is the North Carolina lawmakers' justification for attempting to enact these measures? 11 16 -412 4 Attorney General Eric Holder said the North Carolina law imposes several " troubling new restrictions " on voters including reducing early voting days , eliminating same - day registration during the early - voting period and imposing a restrictive photo - identification requirement for in - person voting . " troubling new restrictions " Why are these measures troubling to people of color specifically? 11 16 -412 4 Attorney General Eric Holder said the North Carolina law imposes several " troubling new restrictions " on voters including reducing early voting days , eliminating same - day registration during the early - voting period and imposing a restrictive photo - identification requirement for in - person voting . restrictive Why is the photo id requirement considered restrictive? 38 39 -412 5 " The Justice Department expects to show that the clear and intended effects of these changes would contract the electorate and result in unequal access to the participation in the political process on account of race , " Holder , joined by federal prosecutors based in North Carolina , said during a news conference announcing the lawsuit . on account of race , " How specifically do these measures create a potential imbalance in terms of racial representation? 32 38 -412 5 " The Justice Department expects to show that the clear and intended effects of these changes would contract the electorate and result in unequal access to the participation in the political process on account of race , " Holder , joined by federal prosecutors based in North Carolina , said during a news conference announcing the lawsuit . clear and intended effects Are the effects truly clear and unintended? 9 13 -412 5 " The Justice Department expects to show that the clear and intended effects of these changes would contract the electorate and result in unequal access to the participation in the political process on account of race , " Holder , joined by federal prosecutors based in North Carolina , said during a news conference announcing the lawsuit . intended effects what are the intended effects? 11 13 -413 1 WASHINGTON - A broad swath of the public might not even notice the partial shutdown of the federal government Tuesday , but many federal employees , government contractors and users of government services are likely to feel the pain . partial shutdown of the federal government Why are parts of the federal government shutting down? 13 19 -413 1 WASHINGTON - A broad swath of the public might not even notice the partial shutdown of the federal government Tuesday , but many federal employees , government contractors and users of government services are likely to feel the pain . likely to feel the pain How are they going to 'feel the pain'? 34 39 -413 1 WASHINGTON - A broad swath of the public might not even notice the partial shutdown of the federal government Tuesday , but many federal employees , government contractors and users of government services are likely to feel the pain . swath what is a swath? 4 5 -413 1 WASHINGTON - A broad swath of the public might not even notice the partial shutdown of the federal government Tuesday , but many federal employees , government contractors and users of government services are likely to feel the pain . partial shutdown Why was only part of the government shut down? 13 15 -413 2 The wallets of at least 800 , 000 federal workers furloughed in a shutdown will be thinner , at least temporarily . least temporarily for how long? 19 21 -413 2 The wallets of at least 800 , 000 federal workers furloughed in a shutdown will be thinner , at least temporarily . temporarily Why only temporarily? 20 21 -413 3 Those workers will not be paid until there ' s an agreement to fund the government anew . fund the government anew Why is the government short on funds? 13 17 -413 3 Those workers will not be paid until there ' s an agreement to fund the government anew . anew when will that happen? 16 17 -413 4 Unable to reach an agreement last night as the House and Senate played political tennis over a plan to temporarily fund the budget , the nation will wake up to an altered government landscape . temporarily fund the budget , Why aren't taxes and other normal sources of government income sufficient? 19 24 -413 4 Unable to reach an agreement last night as the House and Senate played political tennis over a plan to temporarily fund the budget , the nation will wake up to an altered government landscape . political tennis What is an example of \"political tennis\"? 13 15 -413 5 Some of the services immediately affected are largely invisible , but important , nonetheless . largely invisible , but important , How are they invisible but also important? 7 13 -413 5 Some of the services immediately affected are largely invisible , but important , nonetheless . invisible , what are they? 8 10 -413 5 Some of the services immediately affected are largely invisible , but important , nonetheless . invisible , Why are some of the services that were furloughed considered invisible? 8 10 -414 1 DETROIT - Pharmaceuticals , caffeine and items such as toothpaste additives have been found farther out in the Great Lakes than ever before , according to a new study that also raises concerns about their levels . farther out in the Great Lakes than ever before , How far out into the Great Lakes have these debris been found and what was the previous distance in comparison? 14 24 -414 1 DETROIT - Pharmaceuticals , caffeine and items such as toothpaste additives have been found farther out in the Great Lakes than ever before , according to a new study that also raises concerns about their levels . farther why would caffeine and additives be found in the middle of the grea lakes 14 15 -414 1 DETROIT - Pharmaceuticals , caffeine and items such as toothpaste additives have been found farther out in the Great Lakes than ever before , according to a new study that also raises concerns about their levels . farther out in the Great Lakes How are these chemicals getting into the lakes? 14 20 -414 1 DETROIT - Pharmaceuticals , caffeine and items such as toothpaste additives have been found farther out in the Great Lakes than ever before , according to a new study that also raises concerns about their levels . farther out how were they found? 14 16 -414 2 The presence of pharmaceuticals and personal care products - or PPCPs - has previously gone largely unstudied within the Great Lakes , according to Rebecca Klaper , a co - author of the study released last month . previously gone largely unstudied Why has there not been much previous research about this topic? 13 17 -414 2 The presence of pharmaceuticals and personal care products - or PPCPs - has previously gone largely unstudied within the Great Lakes , according to Rebecca Klaper , a co - author of the study released last month . within Which state are they talking about? 17 18 -414 2 The presence of pharmaceuticals and personal care products - or PPCPs - has previously gone largely unstudied within the Great Lakes , according to Rebecca Klaper , a co - author of the study released last month . previously gone largely unstudied How rigorously are these things monitored in other areas of the country? 13 17 -414 3 Klaper , an associate professor at the University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee ' s School of Freshwater Sciences , said the expectation has been that the Great Lakes ' huge volumes of water would dilute the PPCPs into undetectability . huge volumes of water would dilute Why did they think the lakes' volume would be enough, when PPCPs seem to be something people constantly dispose of? 29 35 -414 3 Klaper , an associate professor at the University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee ' s School of Freshwater Sciences , said the expectation has been that the Great Lakes ' huge volumes of water would dilute the PPCPs into undetectability . volumes What is the dilution ratio? 30 31 -414 3 Klaper , an associate professor at the University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee ' s School of Freshwater Sciences , said the expectation has been that the Great Lakes ' huge volumes of water would dilute the PPCPs into undetectability . expectation has been Why are the findings so far from this expectation? 21 24 -414 3 Klaper , an associate professor at the University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee ' s School of Freshwater Sciences , said the expectation has been that the Great Lakes ' huge volumes of water would dilute the PPCPs into undetectability . PPCPs into undetectability but it is not true? 36 39 -414 4 Lakes Michigan and Huron , which are connected , together have 2 quadrillion , or 2 , 000 trillion , gallons of water , for example . quadrillion , What ratio does this come out to be? 12 14 -414 4 Lakes Michigan and Huron , which are connected , together have 2 quadrillion , or 2 , 000 trillion , gallons of water , for example . 2 , 000 trillion , is that a huge amount? 15 20 -414 5 Pharmaceuticals found in Lake Michigan 2 miles offshore from two Milwaukee wastewater treatment plants included a diabetes medication and a hormone used in birth - control pills . diabetes medication and a hormone Are these PPCPs harmful, and in what ways? 16 21 -414 5 Pharmaceuticals found in Lake Michigan 2 miles offshore from two Milwaukee wastewater treatment plants included a diabetes medication and a hormone used in birth - control pills . Pharmaceuticals Is this amound dangerous? 0 1 -414 5 Pharmaceuticals found in Lake Michigan 2 miles offshore from two Milwaukee wastewater treatment plants included a diabetes medication and a hormone used in birth - control pills . diabetes medication and a hormone How do these chemicals affect the aquatic environment? 16 21 -415 1 UNITED NATIONS - There are no shortages of challenges facing Caribbean countries - burgeoning unemployment , high crime , a chronic health crisis . Caribbean countries What are the specific countries? 10 12 -415 1 UNITED NATIONS - There are no shortages of challenges facing Caribbean countries - burgeoning unemployment , high crime , a chronic health crisis . Caribbean countries how did these issues arise? 10 12 -415 1 UNITED NATIONS - There are no shortages of challenges facing Caribbean countries - burgeoning unemployment , high crime , a chronic health crisis . challenges facing Caribbean countries Why do they have such challenges? 8 12 -415 2 But for almost every Caribbean leader who spoke to the United Nations General Assembly last week , one issue came up time and again : compensating descendants of enslaved and oppressed Africans in Europe ' s former colonies for the generational and , arguably , irreparable damage of slavery . Caribbean leader Who are these leaders? 4 6 -415 2 But for almost every Caribbean leader who spoke to the United Nations General Assembly last week , one issue came up time and again : compensating descendants of enslaved and oppressed Africans in Europe ' s former colonies for the generational and , arguably , irreparable damage of slavery . United Nations General Assembly What was the context of this meeting? 10 14 -415 2 But for almost every Caribbean leader who spoke to the United Nations General Assembly last week , one issue came up time and again : compensating descendants of enslaved and oppressed Africans in Europe ' s former colonies for the generational and , arguably , irreparable damage of slavery . of enslaved and oppressed monetary compensation? 27 31 -415 2 But for almost every Caribbean leader who spoke to the United Nations General Assembly last week , one issue came up time and again : compensating descendants of enslaved and oppressed Africans in Europe ' s former colonies for the generational and , arguably , irreparable damage of slavery . irreparable damage of slavery What damage exists today for these people? 45 49 -415 3 " The legacy of slavery and colonialism in the Caribbean has severely impaired our development options , " Antigua and Barbuda Prime Minister Baldwin Spencer said . impaired our development What are some specific ways this has impaired development options? 12 15 -415 3 " The legacy of slavery and colonialism in the Caribbean has severely impaired our development options , " Antigua and Barbuda Prime Minister Baldwin Spencer said . options , " How has it impaired options for development? 15 18 -415 3 " The legacy of slavery and colonialism in the Caribbean has severely impaired our development options , " Antigua and Barbuda Prime Minister Baldwin Spencer said . Antigua and Barbuda where is this? 18 21 -415 3 " The legacy of slavery and colonialism in the Caribbean has severely impaired our development options , " Antigua and Barbuda Prime Minister Baldwin Spencer said . severely impaired our development options , " How specifically has it severely impaired them? 11 18 -415 4 " Reparations must be directed toward repairing the damage inflicted by slavery and racism " . " Reparations What would these reparations look like, and who would receive them? 0 2 -415 5 For decades , cultural leaders , black scholars and others across the United States , Caribbean and Africa have unsuccessfully sought reparations from Britain , France and the Netherlands for sponsoring and endorsing kidnapping , enslaving and selling Africans . endorsing What does it look like for a country to endorse but not sponsor slavery? 32 33 -415 5 For decades , cultural leaders , black scholars and others across the United States , Caribbean and Africa have unsuccessfully sought reparations from Britain , France and the Netherlands for sponsoring and endorsing kidnapping , enslaving and selling Africans . sought reparations has it ever worked? 20 22 -416 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - Every day , usually more than once , Curtis Doyle reminds his dad about the trip they ' re planning for next summer to Walt Disney World . reminds his dad Why does Curtis keep reminding his dad about the trip? 15 18 -416 2 It ' s an obvious source of excitement for Doyle , who is 27 years old and has severe autism . severe autism why is this important? 18 20 -416 2 It ' s an obvious source of excitement for Doyle , who is 27 years old and has severe autism . source of excitement Why does this trip excite Doyle so much? 5 8 -416 3 But the trip has become a source of anxiety for his father , Brad Doyle , because Disney said recently it would stop allowing disabled guests to jump ahead in lines at the attractions in its U . S . theme parks . stop allowing why would they stop allowing? 22 24 -416 3 But the trip has become a source of anxiety for his father , Brad Doyle , because Disney said recently it would stop allowing disabled guests to jump ahead in lines at the attractions in its U . S . theme parks . stop allowing Why would Disney decide to stop allowing disabled guests from jumping ahead in the lines? 22 24 -416 3 But the trip has become a source of anxiety for his father , Brad Doyle , because Disney said recently it would stop allowing disabled guests to jump ahead in lines at the attractions in its U . S . theme parks . jump ahead in lines Why has Disney proposed disallowing disabled guests to jump ahead in lines? 27 31 -416 3 But the trip has become a source of anxiety for his father , Brad Doyle , because Disney said recently it would stop allowing disabled guests to jump ahead in lines at the attractions in its U . S . theme parks . allowing Why is Disney no longer allowing disabled people to go ahead in the lines? 23 24 -416 4 Disney will give them return times instead . return times what is a return time? 4 6 -416 4 Disney will give them return times instead . return times How long would the wait be for the return times? 4 6 -416 4 Disney will give them return times instead . return times instead Why is Disney doing the return times instead of letting them cut the lines? 4 7 -416 5 It might seem a minor change to most families . most families do other families know about it? 7 9 -416 5 It might seem a minor change to most families . minor Why do most families just consider this a minor change? 4 5 -417 1 YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK , Calif . - Clare Cogan and Daniel Mohally stood forlornly inside the Yosemite Visitors Bureau , trying to determine how to salvage their honeymoon . forlornly inside Why were they forlone? 13 15 -417 1 YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK , Calif . - Clare Cogan and Daniel Mohally stood forlornly inside the Yosemite Visitors Bureau , trying to determine how to salvage their honeymoon . honeymoon What happened to Clare Cogan and Daniel Mohally on their honeymoon? 27 28 -417 2 The Cork , Ireland , couple had flown to the United States last week for a honeymoon that started in San Diego and will end in San Francisco . flown to the United why honeymoon in america? 7 11 -417 3 In between - the highlight of their trip - was an excursion to Yosemite . excursion did they hike? 11 12 -417 4 " We grew up seeing pictures of it in books , " said Cogan , a 31 - year - old receptionist . receptionist why does her job matter? 21 22 -417 4 " We grew up seeing pictures of it in books , " said Cogan , a 31 - year - old receptionist . seeing pictures of it in books , " what did they see pictures of? 4 12 -417 5 " You know , the cars underneath those huge sequoia trees . cars underneath what cars underneath the trees 5 7 -418 1 GENEVA , N . Y . - Trees at Cornell University ' s research orchard this fall are heavy with waxy apples , deep - red , round apples , oblong apples and aromatic apples that smell like autumn . heavy Why are they so heavy with apples? 18 19 -418 1 GENEVA , N . Y . - Trees at Cornell University ' s research orchard this fall are heavy with waxy apples , deep - red , round apples , oblong apples and aromatic apples that smell like autumn . research How did a research orchard come about? 13 14 -418 2 The thousands of trees here are tended for a single goal : to grow apples with just the right mix of sweetness , tart and crunch . right mix What is the right mix? 18 20 -418 2 The thousands of trees here are tended for a single goal : to grow apples with just the right mix of sweetness , tart and crunch . grow How do they change the taste of an apple? 13 14 -418 3 The orchards , part of the New York State Agricultural Experiment Station , are essentially a 50 - acre lab devoted to developing apples that are tasty for consumers and hardy for farmers . 50 - acre lab how many square miles? 16 20 -418 3 The orchards , part of the New York State Agricultural Experiment Station , are essentially a 50 - acre lab devoted to developing apples that are tasty for consumers and hardy for farmers . apples How many different trees are there? 23 24 -418 4 The station has released 66 apple varieties over more than a century including Cortland , Macoun and two new entries at farm markets this fall : SnapDragon and RubyFrost . Macoun what does it taste like? 15 16 -418 4 The station has released 66 apple varieties over more than a century including Cortland , Macoun and two new entries at farm markets this fall : SnapDragon and RubyFrost . 66 How long has this orchard been growing trees? 4 5 -418 5 " I could never be a medical doctor ; I don ' t like blood . blood What does this have to do with apples? 14 15 -418 5 " I could never be a medical doctor ; I don ' t like blood . be who said this? 4 5 -419 1 ST . LOUIS - Shirley Booker didn ' t sign up to live next to a farm . didn ' t sign up Why have the surroundings of her home changed? 6 11 -419 1 ST . LOUIS - Shirley Booker didn ' t sign up to live next to a farm . Shirley Booker Who is Shirley Booker? 4 6 -419 1 ST . LOUIS - Shirley Booker didn ' t sign up to live next to a farm . Shirley Booker who is she? 4 6 -419 2 But these days , when she looks out the front door of the house where she ' s lived for 37 years , a farm is exactly what she sees . looks out what does she see? 6 8 -419 2 But these days , when she looks out the front door of the house where she ' s lived for 37 years , a farm is exactly what she sees . farm is exactly what she sees Why is this such a surprise? 24 30 -419 2 But these days , when she looks out the front door of the house where she ' s lived for 37 years , a farm is exactly what she sees . a farm Is this a new farm? 23 25 -419 3 It stretches across about 10 blocks in the city ' s St . Louis Place neighborhood , some planted with corn , some with soybeans . some planted with corn , more corn or soybeans? 17 22 -419 4 The land was bought from the city last year by Paul McKee ' s NorthSide Regeneration LLC , then leased to a farming company founded by former Olympian Jackie Joyner - Kersee . land was bought from the city last year What made the land attractive to a buyer? 1 9 -419 4 The land was bought from the city last year by Paul McKee ' s NorthSide Regeneration LLC , then leased to a farming company founded by former Olympian Jackie Joyner - Kersee . The land How much land exactly? 0 2 -419 4 The land was bought from the city last year by Paul McKee ' s NorthSide Regeneration LLC , then leased to a farming company founded by former Olympian Jackie Joyner - Kersee . was bought What was the sale price? 2 4 -419 4 The land was bought from the city last year by Paul McKee ' s NorthSide Regeneration LLC , then leased to a farming company founded by former Olympian Jackie Joyner - Kersee . a farming company What is the name of the farming company 21 24 -419 4 The land was bought from the city last year by Paul McKee ' s NorthSide Regeneration LLC , then leased to a farming company founded by former Olympian Jackie Joyner - Kersee . Olympian what sport? 27 28 -419 5 It ' s being billed as perhaps the largest urban agriculture experiment in the country , and a way to put long vacant land to productive use . urban agriculture experiment How have other urban agriculture experiments fared? 9 12 -419 5 It ' s being billed as perhaps the largest urban agriculture experiment in the country , and a way to put long vacant land to productive use . experiment Why is it considered an experiment? 11 12 -419 5 It ' s being billed as perhaps the largest urban agriculture experiment in the country , and a way to put long vacant land to productive use . long vacant land How long was the land vacant? 21 24 -420 1 A series of discoveries from NASA ' s Curiosity rover are giving scientists a picture of Mars that looks increasingly complex , with small bits of water spread around the surface and an interior that could have been more geologically mature than experts had previously thought . mature In what way could a planet show signs of geological maturity? 40 41 -420 1 A series of discoveries from NASA ' s Curiosity rover are giving scientists a picture of Mars that looks increasingly complex , with small bits of water spread around the surface and an interior that could have been more geologically mature than experts had previously thought . than experts had previously thought . Who are the experts? 41 47 -420 1 A series of discoveries from NASA ' s Curiosity rover are giving scientists a picture of Mars that looks increasingly complex , with small bits of water spread around the surface and an interior that could have been more geologically mature than experts had previously thought . geologically mature just meaning older? 39 41 -420 2 Curiosity ' s formidable arsenal of scientific instruments has detected traces of water chemically bound to the Martian dust that seems to be covering the entire planet . chemically Can life be sustained through water that is chemically bound? 13 14 -420 2 Curiosity ' s formidable arsenal of scientific instruments has detected traces of water chemically bound to the Martian dust that seems to be covering the entire planet . seems to be covering the entire planet How did they conclude that it seems to be covering the entire planet? 20 27 -420 2 Curiosity ' s formidable arsenal of scientific instruments has detected traces of water chemically bound to the Martian dust that seems to be covering the entire planet . covering the entire planet does it ever leave? 23 27 -420 3 The finding , among several in the five studies published online Thursday by the journal Science , may explain mysterious water signals picked up by satellites in orbit around the Red Planet . satellites How do satellites detect water? 25 26 -420 3 The finding , among several in the five studies published online Thursday by the journal Science , may explain mysterious water signals picked up by satellites in orbit around the Red Planet . mysterious water signals picked up by satellites How did these satellites pick up signals of water? 19 26 -420 4 The soil that covers Mars ' surface in Gale Crater , where Curiosity landed last year , seems to have two major components , according to data from the rover ' s laser - shooting Chemistry and Camera instrument . two What are the components and how are they significant? 20 21 -420 4 The soil that covers Mars ' surface in Gale Crater , where Curiosity landed last year , seems to have two major components , according to data from the rover ' s laser - shooting Chemistry and Camera instrument . seems to have two major components , What are these two major components? 17 24 -420 4 The soil that covers Mars ' surface in Gale Crater , where Curiosity landed last year , seems to have two major components , according to data from the rover ' s laser - shooting Chemistry and Camera instrument . Gale Crater , where is gale crater? 8 11 -420 5 One is a coarse soil with millimeter - wide grains that probably came from the rocks around them ; the other is very fine , with grains often a few micrometers in size , the ChemCam data show . ChemCam How does the ChemCam measure the size of the grains? 35 36 -420 5 One is a coarse soil with millimeter - wide grains that probably came from the rocks around them ; the other is very fine , with grains often a few micrometers in size , the ChemCam data show . millimeter - wide grains How did they measure the grains? 6 10 -420 5 One is a coarse soil with millimeter - wide grains that probably came from the rocks around them ; the other is very fine , with grains often a few micrometers in size , the ChemCam data show . few micrometers in size Again, how did they measure the grains? 29 33 -420 5 One is a coarse soil with millimeter - wide grains that probably came from the rocks around them ; the other is very fine , with grains often a few micrometers in size , the ChemCam data show . ChemCam data is that a machinery? 35 37 -421 1 JINTANG , China - In a lifetime of herding , Liu Xiangqing had never seen cows so scared . scared Why were the cows scared? 17 18 -421 1 JINTANG , China - In a lifetime of herding , Liu Xiangqing had never seen cows so scared . Liu Xiangqing had never seen cows so scared Why were the cows so scared? 10 18 -421 1 JINTANG , China - In a lifetime of herding , Liu Xiangqing had never seen cows so scared . scared Why were the cows scared? 17 18 -421 2 Normally , at 6 a . m . , they would be gathered together , contentedly chewing and grazing in the dawn light . gathered where were the cows gathered? 12 13 -421 2 Normally , at 6 a . m . , they would be gathered together , contentedly chewing and grazing in the dawn light . they Who is they? 9 10 -421 2 Normally , at 6 a . m . , they would be gathered together , contentedly chewing and grazing in the dawn light . gathered Who was gathering? 12 13 -421 3 But this June morning , they were scattered through the pine scrub , pacing with agitation , their ears alert . scattered through the pine scrub , Is it possible they may have felt safer there? 7 13 -421 3 But this June morning , they were scattered through the pine scrub , pacing with agitation , their ears alert . they Who is this referring to? 5 6 -421 4 Liu took a quick head count and realized one was missing , a 2 - year - old bull . took a quick head count How many were in the herd in total? 1 6 -421 4 Liu took a quick head count and realized one was missing , a 2 - year - old bull . missing , Why was the bull missing? 10 12 -421 5 By the time the remains were located , the tail and thighs were missing , the entrails spilled in the dirt . located , Where were the remains located? 6 8 -421 5 By the time the remains were located , the tail and thighs were missing , the entrails spilled in the dirt . the remains were located , Was this caused by a carnivorous animal or humans? 3 8 -421 5 By the time the remains were located , the tail and thighs were missing , the entrails spilled in the dirt . remains Who's remains? 4 5 -421 5 By the time the remains were located , the tail and thighs were missing , the entrails spilled in the dirt . spilled How did they become spilled? 17 18 -421 5 By the time the remains were located , the tail and thighs were missing , the entrails spilled in the dirt . the remains What happened to the bull that there were remains? 3 5 -421 5 By the time the remains were located , the tail and thighs were missing , the entrails spilled in the dirt . remains What killed this cow in such a gruesome way? 4 5 -422 1 MIAMI - The Argentine tegu lizard doesn ' t grow nearly as big as a Burmese python but it may be a greater threat to South Florida ' s native animals . South Florida ' s native animals . Which of South Florida's native animals are threatened? 25 32 -422 1 MIAMI - The Argentine tegu lizard doesn ' t grow nearly as big as a Burmese python but it may be a greater threat to South Florida ' s native animals . may be a greater threat to South Why is the tegu lizard a great threat? 19 26 -422 1 MIAMI - The Argentine tegu lizard doesn ' t grow nearly as big as a Burmese python but it may be a greater threat to South Florida ' s native animals . tegu lizard how does it look? 4 6 -422 1 MIAMI - The Argentine tegu lizard doesn ' t grow nearly as big as a Burmese python but it may be a greater threat to South Florida ' s native animals . greater threat How would the tegu lizard be a greater threat to South Florida? 22 24 -422 1 MIAMI - The Argentine tegu lizard doesn ' t grow nearly as big as a Burmese python but it may be a greater threat to South Florida ' s native animals . grow nearly as big How big does it grow? 9 13 -422 2 At a maximum size of four feet , a tegu can ' t gobble down a full - grown deer or alligator with its rapier - sharp teeth . rapier - sharp teeth why cant it? 24 28 -422 3 But the invasive , black and white reptiles have the potential to cause even more ecological damage than the 18 - foot snakes that have drawn international media attention in recent years . potential to cause even more ecological damage Why do the lizards have the potential to do ecological damage? 10 17 -422 3 But the invasive , black and white reptiles have the potential to cause even more ecological damage than the 18 - foot snakes that have drawn international media attention in recent years . potential how would they do it? 10 11 -422 3 But the invasive , black and white reptiles have the potential to cause even more ecological damage than the 18 - foot snakes that have drawn international media attention in recent years . more ecological damage How do the tegu lizards cause more ecological damage than pythons? 14 17 -422 3 But the invasive , black and white reptiles have the potential to cause even more ecological damage than the 18 - foot snakes that have drawn international media attention in recent years . more ecological damage Why do they cause more damage? 14 17 -422 4 And now , scientists say , it ' s too late to eradicate them . scientists say , Which scientists? 3 6 -422 4 And now , scientists say , it ' s too late to eradicate them . it ' s too late to eradicate them Why can the lizards not be eliminated? 6 14 -422 4 And now , scientists say , it ' s too late to eradicate them . too late why is it too late? 9 11 -422 4 And now , scientists say , it ' s too late to eradicate them . too late Why would it be too late to eradicate the tegu lizards? 9 11 -423 1 STOCKHOLM - Francois Englert of Belgium and Peter Higgs of Britain won the 2013 Nobel Prize in physics on Tuesday for their theory on how the most basic building blocks of the universe acquire mass , eventually forming the world we know today . theory What is their theory? 22 23 -423 1 STOCKHOLM - Francois Englert of Belgium and Peter Higgs of Britain won the 2013 Nobel Prize in physics on Tuesday for their theory on how the most basic building blocks of the universe acquire mass , eventually forming the world we know today . acquire mass , How do the basic building blocks of the universe gather mass? 33 36 -423 2 Their concept was confirmed last year by the discovery of the so - called Higgs particle , also known as the Higgs boson , at CERN , the European Organization for Nuclear Research in Geneva , the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences said . Higgs particle , What is the higgs particle? 14 17 -423 2 Their concept was confirmed last year by the discovery of the so - called Higgs particle , also known as the Higgs boson , at CERN , the European Organization for Nuclear Research in Geneva , the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences said . Higgs particle What is the Higgs particle? 14 16 -423 2 Their concept was confirmed last year by the discovery of the so - called Higgs particle , also known as the Higgs boson , at CERN , the European Organization for Nuclear Research in Geneva , the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences said . discovery How was the Higgs particle discovered and by whom? 8 9 -423 2 Their concept was confirmed last year by the discovery of the so - called Higgs particle , also known as the Higgs boson , at CERN , the European Organization for Nuclear Research in Geneva , the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences said . so - called Why the \"so-called\" particle? 11 14 -423 3 " I am overwhelmed to receive this award and thank the Royal Swedish Academy , " the 84 - year - old Higgs said in a statement released by the University of Edinburgh , where he is a professor emeritus . emeritus What does emeritus mean? 39 40 -423 4 " I hope this recognition of fundamental science will help raise awareness of the value of blue - sky research " . value of blue - sky research " What is the value of blue-sky research? 14 21 -423 4 " I hope this recognition of fundamental science will help raise awareness of the value of blue - sky research " . blue - sky research " What is blue-sky research? 16 21 -423 4 " I hope this recognition of fundamental science will help raise awareness of the value of blue - sky research " . blue - sky research " What is \"blue-sky research? 16 21 -423 5 " Of course I ' m happy , " the 80 - year - old Englert told reporters , thanking all those who helped him in his research . who helped him in his research Who helped him in his research? 22 28 -424 1 DETROIT - The 128 - year - old Detroit Institute of Arts has gained a reputation as a home for some of the world ' s most hallowed masterpieces : Paintings by Van Gogh and Picasso , the Rivera industry murals . reputation Why has it become so successful? 15 16 -424 1 DETROIT - The 128 - year - old Detroit Institute of Arts has gained a reputation as a home for some of the world ' s most hallowed masterpieces : Paintings by Van Gogh and Picasso , the Rivera industry murals . world ' s most hallowed masterpieces : Why are those pieces the worlds most hallowed masterpieces? 23 30 -424 1 DETROIT - The 128 - year - old Detroit Institute of Arts has gained a reputation as a home for some of the world ' s most hallowed masterpieces : Paintings by Van Gogh and Picasso , the Rivera industry murals . most hallowed masterpieces : Why are these masterpieces so hallowed? 26 30 -424 1 DETROIT - The 128 - year - old Detroit Institute of Arts has gained a reputation as a home for some of the world ' s most hallowed masterpieces : Paintings by Van Gogh and Picasso , the Rivera industry murals . 128 - year - old Detroit since the 19th century? 3 9 -424 2 Things will look a bit different , though , over the next few months . different , How will thing look different? 5 7 -424 2 Things will look a bit different , though , over the next few months . look a bit different , How will things look different? 2 7 -424 2 Things will look a bit different , though , over the next few months . Things will look a bit different , Why will things look a bit different? 0 7 -424 2 Things will look a bit different , though , over the next few months . different , what will be different? 5 7 -424 3 Vincent , Pablo and Diego will have company in the form of Mickey , Bart and Bugs . Mickey , Bart and Bugs Who are Micky, Bart, and Bugs? 12 17 -424 3 Vincent , Pablo and Diego will have company in the form of Mickey , Bart and Bugs . Mickey , Bart and Bugs Are they adding those to the gallery? 12 17 -424 3 Vincent , Pablo and Diego will have company in the form of Mickey , Bart and Bugs . Mickey , Bart and Bugs disney characters? 12 17 -424 4 " Watch Me Move : The Animation Show , " which organizers call the " most extensive animation show ever mounted , " has both iconic clips - featuring the aforementioned Mouse , Simpson and Bunny - as well as lesser - known works that span the past 100 - plus years . as well as lesser - known works What are the lesser known works? 37 44 -424 4 " Watch Me Move : The Animation Show , " which organizers call the " most extensive animation show ever mounted , " has both iconic clips - featuring the aforementioned Mouse , Simpson and Bunny - as well as lesser - known works that span the past 100 - plus years . " most extensive animation show ever mounted , " Why is it the most extensive animation show ever mounted? 14 23 -424 4 " Watch Me Move : The Animation Show , " which organizers call the " most extensive animation show ever mounted , " has both iconic clips - featuring the aforementioned Mouse , Simpson and Bunny - as well as lesser - known works that span the past 100 - plus years . as well as lesser - known works Which lesser-known works? 37 44 -424 5 The show brings together industry pioneers , independent filmmakers and contemporary artists , including William Kentridge and Nathalie Djurberg , alongside commercial studios such as Walt Disney , Aardman and Pixar . industry pioneers Who are the industry pioneers? 4 6 -424 5 The show brings together industry pioneers , independent filmmakers and contemporary artists , including William Kentridge and Nathalie Djurberg , alongside commercial studios such as Walt Disney , Aardman and Pixar . artists , What is the difference between the industry pioneers, independent filmmakers, and contemporary artists? 11 13 -425 1 WASHINGTON - The government shutdown has slowed or halted federal efforts to protect Americans ' health and safety , from probes into the cause of transportation and workplace accidents to tracking foodborne illness . foodborne illness What foodborne illness? 31 33 -425 1 WASHINGTON - The government shutdown has slowed or halted federal efforts to protect Americans ' health and safety , from probes into the cause of transportation and workplace accidents to tracking foodborne illness . government shutdown Why was there a government shutdown? 3 5 -425 2 The latest example : an outbreak of salmonella in chicken that has sickened people in 18 states . 18 states What states? 15 17 -425 2 The latest example : an outbreak of salmonella in chicken that has sickened people in 18 states . 18 states which states? 15 17 -425 3 The federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Tuesday that it was recalling some of its furloughed staff to deal with the outbreak , which has sickened more than 270 people . staff to deal with the outbreak , How was the staff supposed to handle and prevent the spread of the outbreak? 18 25 -425 3 The federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Tuesday that it was recalling some of its furloughed staff to deal with the outbreak , which has sickened more than 270 people . furloughed staff why were they furloughed ? 17 19 -425 3 The federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Tuesday that it was recalling some of its furloughed staff to deal with the outbreak , which has sickened more than 270 people . furloughed what is a furlough? 17 18 -425 4 Before then , the CDC had only a handful of scientists working on outbreak detection , severely hampering its ability to track potentially deadly illnesses . handful of scientists working Why such a little amount of working scientists? 8 12 -425 4 Before then , the CDC had only a handful of scientists working on outbreak detection , severely hampering its ability to track potentially deadly illnesses . hampering its ability If it hampered their ability to track down potentially deadly illnesses, why did they have such a little amount of scientists and staff? 17 20 -425 4 Before then , the CDC had only a handful of scientists working on outbreak detection , severely hampering its ability to track potentially deadly illnesses . had only a handful why only a handful? 5 9 -425 5 With federal workers on leave , the states have had to pick up much of the slack . federal workers on leave , Why are federal working on leave? 1 6 -425 5 With federal workers on leave , the states have had to pick up much of the slack . federal workers on leave , when will they return? 1 6 -425 5 With federal workers on leave , the states have had to pick up much of the slack . slack How have the states picked up the slack? 16 17 -426 1 LOS ANGELES - A hoax science paper written to expose lazy or unscrupulous academic publishers was accepted for publication by a shocking 157 open - access science journals recently . A hoax science paper written Why would they want to expose publishers? 3 8 -426 1 LOS ANGELES - A hoax science paper written to expose lazy or unscrupulous academic publishers was accepted for publication by a shocking 157 open - access science journals recently . science paper What was the science paper about? 5 7 -426 2 In a sting operation conducted by the journal Science , contributing correspondent John Bohannon uncovered a " Wild West " landscape among fee - seeking publishers - a part of which use false addresses , false names , overseas bank accounts and superficial " peer reviews " on a routine basis . fee - seeking publishers - a Who are the fee-seeking publishers? 22 28 -426 2 In a sting operation conducted by the journal Science , contributing correspondent John Bohannon uncovered a " Wild West " landscape among fee - seeking publishers - a part of which use false addresses , false names , overseas bank accounts and superficial " peer reviews " on a routine basis . fee - seeking publishers Is there any legal action being taken against these perpetrators? 22 26 -426 2 In a sting operation conducted by the journal Science , contributing correspondent John Bohannon uncovered a " Wild West " landscape among fee - seeking publishers - a part of which use false addresses , false names , overseas bank accounts and superficial " peer reviews " on a routine basis . " Wild West " why is it quoted? 16 20 -426 3 " From humble and idealistic beginnings a decade ago , open - access scientific journals have mushroomed into a global industry , driven by author publication fees rather than traditional subscriptions , " wrote Bohannon , a molecular biologist and science reporter . author publication fees How big were these supposed fees? 24 27 -426 3 " From humble and idealistic beginnings a decade ago , open - access scientific journals have mushroomed into a global industry , driven by author publication fees rather than traditional subscriptions , " wrote Bohannon , a molecular biologist and science reporter . Bohannon , what are his credentials? 34 36 -426 4 " Most of the players are murky , " he wrote . are murky , " why are they murky? 5 9 -426 4 " Most of the players are murky , " he wrote . murky , " What does it mean that the players are murky? 6 9 -426 5 " The identity and location of the journals ' editors , as well as the financial workings of their publishers , are often purposefully obscured " . purposefully obscured " Why are they afraid of revealing the evidence? 23 26 -426 5 " The identity and location of the journals ' editors , as well as the financial workings of their publishers , are often purposefully obscured " . obscured " Why are the editors and financial workings obscured? 24 26 -427 1 The world is aging so fast that most countries are not prepared to support their swelling numbers of elderly people , according to a global study being issued Tuesday by the United Nations and an elder rights group . and an elder rights group . Which elder rights group? 33 39 -427 1 The world is aging so fast that most countries are not prepared to support their swelling numbers of elderly people , according to a global study being issued Tuesday by the United Nations and an elder rights group . not How are the countries not prepared to support the elderly? 10 11 -427 1 The world is aging so fast that most countries are not prepared to support their swelling numbers of elderly people , according to a global study being issued Tuesday by the United Nations and an elder rights group . elderly Why is the elderly population living longer ? 18 19 -427 2 The report ranks the social and economic well - being of elders in 91 countries , with Sweden coming out on top and Afghanistan at the bottom . ranks How exactly did they come up with the ranking system of the well-being of the elders? 2 3 -427 2 The report ranks the social and economic well - being of elders in 91 countries , with Sweden coming out on top and Afghanistan at the bottom . Afghanistan at the bottom Which factors put Afghanistan at the bottom of the socioeconomic scale? 23 27 -427 2 The report ranks the social and economic well - being of elders in 91 countries , with Sweden coming out on top and Afghanistan at the bottom . Afghanistan why are they on bottom? 23 24 -427 3 It reflects what advocates for the old have been warning , with increasing urgency , for years : Nations are simply not working quickly enough to cope with a population graying faster than ever before . cope In what ways can they help \"cope\" with the population of the elderly? 26 27 -427 3 It reflects what advocates for the old have been warning , with increasing urgency , for years : Nations are simply not working quickly enough to cope with a population graying faster than ever before . Nations are simply not working quickly What can nations do to work more quickly? 18 24 -427 4 By the year 2050 , for the first time in history , seniors older than 60 will outnumber children younger than 15 . for How do they know that number of seniors will be more than the population of those younger than 15? 5 6 -427 4 By the year 2050 , for the first time in history , seniors older than 60 will outnumber children younger than 15 . 60 will outnumber children younger than 15 What research determines the projection that people older than 60 will outnumber children? 15 22 -427 4 By the year 2050 , for the first time in history , seniors older than 60 will outnumber children younger than 15 . history , seniors older than 60 will how do they know this? 10 17 -427 5 Truong Tien Thao , who runs a small tea shop on the sidewalk near his home in Hanoi , Vietnam , is 65 and acutely aware that he , like millions of others , is plunging into old age without a safety net . without Is Truong Tien Thao talking about social security? 39 40 -427 5 Truong Tien Thao , who runs a small tea shop on the sidewalk near his home in Hanoi , Vietnam , is 65 and acutely aware that he , like millions of others , is plunging into old age without a safety net . without a safety net Who is responsible for creating this safety net? 39 43 -427 5 Truong Tien Thao , who runs a small tea shop on the sidewalk near his home in Hanoi , Vietnam , is 65 and acutely aware that he , like millions of others , is plunging into old age without a safety net . acutely aware does he care? 24 26 -428 1 STOCKHOLM - Short story master Alice Munro , who captures the everyday lives and epiphanies of men and women in rural Canada with elegant and precise prose , won the Nobel Prize in literature on Thursday . Short story master Alice Munro , How many short stories has Alice Munro written? 2 8 -428 1 STOCKHOLM - Short story master Alice Munro , who captures the everyday lives and epiphanies of men and women in rural Canada with elegant and precise prose , won the Nobel Prize in literature on Thursday . Short story master how is she a master? 2 5 -428 1 STOCKHOLM - Short story master Alice Munro , who captures the everyday lives and epiphanies of men and women in rural Canada with elegant and precise prose , won the Nobel Prize in literature on Thursday . in rural Canada What parts of rural Canada? 19 22 -428 2 Munro is the first Canadian writer to receive the prestigious $ 1 . 2 million award from the Swedish Academy since Saul Bellow , who left for the U . S . as a boy and won in 1976 . since Saul Bellow , How old was Saul Bellow when he won the award? 20 24 -428 2 Munro is the first Canadian writer to receive the prestigious $ 1 . 2 million award from the Swedish Academy since Saul Bellow , who left for the U . S . as a boy and won in 1976 . Saul Bellow , is he famous? 21 24 -428 2 Munro is the first Canadian writer to receive the prestigious $ 1 . 2 million award from the Swedish Academy since Saul Bellow , who left for the U . S . as a boy and won in 1976 . Saul Bellow , What did Saul Bellow write? 21 24 -428 3 Seen as a contemporary Chekhov for her warmth , insight and compassion , she has captured a wide range of lives and personalities without passing judgment on her characters . Seen as a contemporary Chekhov for her warmth , Is Chekhov a persons name? 0 9 -428 3 Seen as a contemporary Chekhov for her warmth , insight and compassion , she has captured a wide range of lives and personalities without passing judgment on her characters . Chekhov what is a chekhov? 4 5 -428 4 Unusually for Nobel winners , Munro ' s work consists almost entirely of short stories . Unusually Should another word be used here? 0 1 -428 4 Unusually for Nobel winners , Munro ' s work consists almost entirely of short stories . Unusually for Nobel winners , How many Nobel winners have there been in all of history? 0 5 -428 4 Unusually for Nobel winners , Munro ' s work consists almost entirely of short stories . Unusually are they usually long stories? 0 1 -428 4 Unusually for Nobel winners , Munro ' s work consists almost entirely of short stories . short stories What are the names of the short stories Munro has written? 13 15 -428 5 " Lives of Girls and Women " is her only novel , and even that is often described as a collection of linked stories . often described Who is the novel often described by? 16 18 -429 1 GORDONVILLE , Pa . - The debate over U . S . healthcare reform that has gripped the nation and led to a government shutdown is of small concern in rural Pennsylvania ' s Amish country for a very simple reason . small concern How is healthcare reform a small concern for the Amish? 27 29 -429 1 GORDONVILLE , Pa . - The debate over U . S . healthcare reform that has gripped the nation and led to a government shutdown is of small concern in rural Pennsylvania ' s Amish country for a very simple reason . small concern Why is the lack of healthcare reform of little concern to Pennsylvania's Amish communicty? 27 29 -429 1 GORDONVILLE , Pa . - The debate over U . S . healthcare reform that has gripped the nation and led to a government shutdown is of small concern in rural Pennsylvania ' s Amish country for a very simple reason . healthcare reform that has gripped the nation How has healthcare reform been bad for the nation? 12 19 -429 1 GORDONVILLE , Pa . - The debate over U . S . healthcare reform that has gripped the nation and led to a government shutdown is of small concern in rural Pennsylvania ' s Amish country for a very simple reason . small concern why isnt it a larger concern? 27 29 -429 2 Along with eschewing cars and many other modern technologies , the descendants of 18th - Century German immigrants who practice the Amish and Old Order Mennonite religions , have effectively opted out of Obamacare , along with most federal safety net programs . opted out Why would the Amish and Mennonites opt out of Obamacare? 30 32 -429 2 Along with eschewing cars and many other modern technologies , the descendants of 18th - Century German immigrants who practice the Amish and Old Order Mennonite religions , have effectively opted out of Obamacare , along with most federal safety net programs . eschewing What does the word eschewing mean? 2 3 -429 2 Along with eschewing cars and many other modern technologies , the descendants of 18th - Century German immigrants who practice the Amish and Old Order Mennonite religions , have effectively opted out of Obamacare , along with most federal safety net programs . eschewing What is the meaning of eschewing? 2 3 -429 3 A little - known provision of the law with its roots in a 1950s battle over Social Security exempts these communities from the individual mandate , an element of the Affordable Care Act that requires most Americans to purchase health insurance in some form . exempts these communities What other communities are considered exempt from the mandate? 18 21 -429 3 A little - known provision of the law with its roots in a 1950s battle over Social Security exempts these communities from the individual mandate , an element of the Affordable Care Act that requires most Americans to purchase health insurance in some form . little - known provision Why isn't this provision well known? 1 5 -429 4 But it is not the idea of health insurance the Amish reject - the close - knit communities essentially insure themselves . Amish reject What is it that the Amish reject? 10 12 -429 4 But it is not the idea of health insurance the Amish reject - the close - knit communities essentially insure themselves . reject If it is not the health insurance that the Amish object to, then what is it? 11 12 -429 4 But it is not the idea of health insurance the Amish reject - the close - knit communities essentially insure themselves . insure themselves How do these communities insure themselves? 19 21 -429 4 But it is not the idea of health insurance the Amish reject - the close - knit communities essentially insure themselves . insure themselves how do they do that? 19 21 -429 5 " We have our own health care , " said a retired Amish carpenter , who like other Amish interviewed for this story , asked that his name not be used because of a traditional aversion to publicity and bringing attention to oneself . health care , " What is the Amish health care system? 5 9 -429 5 " We have our own health care , " said a retired Amish carpenter , who like other Amish interviewed for this story , asked that his name not be used because of a traditional aversion to publicity and bringing attention to oneself . our own health care , " What are some similarities or differences between Amish health insurance and traditional health insurance? 3 9 -429 5 " We have our own health care , " said a retired Amish carpenter , who like other Amish interviewed for this story , asked that his name not be used because of a traditional aversion to publicity and bringing attention to oneself . " We have our own health care , " Where does this health care come from? 0 9 -429 5 " We have our own health care , " said a retired Amish carpenter , who like other Amish interviewed for this story , asked that his name not be used because of a traditional aversion to publicity and bringing attention to oneself . bringing attention to why would he speak then? 39 42 -430 1 THE HAGUE , Netherlands - Efforts to eliminate chemical weapons won the Nobel Peace Prize on Friday for the global watchdog trying to destroy Syria ' s stockpiles of nerve gas and other poisonous agents . global watchdog What is a global watchdog? 19 21 -430 1 THE HAGUE , Netherlands - Efforts to eliminate chemical weapons won the Nobel Peace Prize on Friday for the global watchdog trying to destroy Syria ' s stockpiles of nerve gas and other poisonous agents . Efforts to eliminate chemical weapons What organizations put forth effort to eliminate chemical weapons? 5 10 -430 2 By giving its prestigious prize to the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons , the Norwegian Nobel Committee turned the spotlight both on Syria ' s devastating civil war and on a type of weapon that has horrified nations since World War I . a type of weapon that has horrified nations What was the weapon that horrified nations? 32 40 -430 2 By giving its prestigious prize to the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons , the Norwegian Nobel Committee turned the spotlight both on Syria ' s devastating civil war and on a type of weapon that has horrified nations since World War I . weapon what kind of weapon? 35 36 -430 3 The reaction in Syria was notably polarized . notably polarized Why was the reaction polarized? 5 7 -430 3 The reaction in Syria was notably polarized . reaction What was the reaction? 1 2 -430 4 A senior Syrian rebel called the award a " premature step " that will divert the world ' s attention from " the real cause of the war " while a lawmaker from Syria ' s ruling party declared the Nobel to be a vindication of President Bashar Assad ' s government . " the real cause of the war " What does Syrians think the real cause of the war is? 21 29 -430 4 A senior Syrian rebel called the award a " premature step " that will divert the world ' s attention from " the real cause of the war " while a lawmaker from Syria ' s ruling party declared the Nobel to be a vindication of President Bashar Assad ' s government . Syrian rebel What is a Syrian rebel? 2 4 -430 4 A senior Syrian rebel called the award a " premature step " that will divert the world ' s attention from " the real cause of the war " while a lawmaker from Syria ' s ruling party declared the Nobel to be a vindication of President Bashar Assad ' s government . declared the Nobel to be a vindication Why would the Nobel be a vindication of President Bashar Assad's government? 38 45 -430 4 A senior Syrian rebel called the award a " premature step " that will divert the world ' s attention from " the real cause of the war " while a lawmaker from Syria ' s ruling party declared the Nobel to be a vindication of President Bashar Assad ' s government . " premature step " why is it premature? 8 12 -430 5 The OPCW was formed in 1997 to enforce the Chemical Weapons Convention , the first international treaty to outlaw an entire class of weapons . 1997 What was happening in this year that caused the OPCW to be formed? 5 6 -430 5 The OPCW was formed in 1997 to enforce the Chemical Weapons Convention , the first international treaty to outlaw an entire class of weapons . OPCW what is opcw? 1 2 -431 1 RIYADH – - Saudi women ' s rights activists posted online photographs and video clips of themselves defying a ban on female driving on Thursday , two days after members of the influential Shoura Council called for an end to the prohibition . video clips on which website? 13 15 -431 1 RIYADH – - Saudi women ' s rights activists posted online photographs and video clips of themselves defying a ban on female driving on Thursday , two days after members of the influential Shoura Council called for an end to the prohibition . ban Why is there a ban on female driving? 19 20 -431 1 RIYADH – - Saudi women ' s rights activists posted online photographs and video clips of themselves defying a ban on female driving on Thursday , two days after members of the influential Shoura Council called for an end to the prohibition . Shoura Council What is the Shoura Council? 33 35 -431 2 Saudi Arabia is the only country in the world where women are barred from driving , but debate about the ban , once confined to the private sphere and social media , is increasingly spreading to public forums too . Saudi Arabia why is it banned there? 0 2 -431 2 Saudi Arabia is the only country in the world where women are barred from driving , but debate about the ban , once confined to the private sphere and social media , is increasingly spreading to public forums too . only Why is Saudi Arabia the only country where women are banned from driving? 4 5 -431 2 Saudi Arabia is the only country in the world where women are barred from driving , but debate about the ban , once confined to the private sphere and social media , is increasingly spreading to public forums too . women are barred from driving , Why are women barred from driving? 10 16 -431 3 There is no specific law to prevent women from driving in the kingdom , but they cannot apply for driving licenses and have previously been arrested on charges relating to public order or political protest after getting behind the wheel . arrested Why are the women arrested if there is no law to prevent them from driving? 25 26 -431 4 The photos and footage showed various women driving on busy streets in the capital Riyadh . busy streets in how were people reacting? 9 12 -431 5 One clip , dated Wednesday , showed a woman driving in the traditional veil , with only her eyes showing , as other motorists slowed and gave a thumbs - up sign . thumbs - up sign was everyone supportive? 28 32 -431 5 One clip , dated Wednesday , showed a woman driving in the traditional veil , with only her eyes showing , as other motorists slowed and gave a thumbs - up sign . Wednesday , What year is this? 4 6 -432 1 NEW YORK ( AP ) - It ' s a turkey . It ' s a menorah . It ' s a turkey . It ' s a menorah Are they talking about Hanukkah? 6 17 -432 1 NEW YORK ( AP ) - It ' s a turkey . It ' s a menorah . It ' s a turkey . It ' s a menorah How could both of these statements be true of one item? 6 17 -432 2 It ' s Thanksgivukkah ! An extremely rare convergence this year of Thanksgiving and the start of Hanukkah has created a frenzy of Talmudic proportions . Talmudic what is talmudic? 23 24 -432 2 It ' s Thanksgivukkah ! An extremely rare convergence this year of Thanksgiving and the start of Hanukkah has created a frenzy of Talmudic proportions . created a frenzy Why is this causing a frenzy? 19 22 -432 3 There ' s the number crunching : The last time it happened was 1888 , or at least the last time since Thanksgiving was declared a federal holiday by President Lincoln , and the next time may have Jews lighting their candles from spaceships 79 , 043 years from now , by one calculation . 79 , 043 years Why so long away? 44 48 -432 3 There ' s the number crunching : The last time it happened was 1888 , or at least the last time since Thanksgiving was declared a federal holiday by President Lincoln , and the next time may have Jews lighting their candles from spaceships 79 , 043 years from now , by one calculation . 1888 , was it celebrated? 13 15 -432 3 There ' s the number crunching : The last time it happened was 1888 , or at least the last time since Thanksgiving was declared a federal holiday by President Lincoln , and the next time may have Jews lighting their candles from spaceships 79 , 043 years from now , by one calculation . by one calculation Why is this uncertain? 51 54 -432 4 There ' s the commerce : A 9 - year - old New York boy invented the " menurkey " and raised more than $ 48 , 000 on Kickstarter for his already trademarked , Turkey - shaped menorah . already trademarked , How did a 9-year-old get something on Kickstarter trademarked? 32 35 -432 4 There ' s the commerce : A 9 - year - old New York boy invented the " menurkey " and raised more than $ 48 , 000 on Kickstarter for his already trademarked , Turkey - shaped menorah . Turkey - shaped menorah Why would so many people be interested in a novelty item like this? 35 39 -432 5 Woodstock - inspired T - shirts have a turkey perched on the neck of a guitar and implore " 8 Days of Light , Liberty & amp ; Latkes " . Woodstock - inspired T - shirts Why are they making T-shirts? 0 6 -432 5 Woodstock - inspired T - shirts have a turkey perched on the neck of a guitar and implore " 8 Days of Light , Liberty & amp ; Latkes " . " 8 Days of Light , Liberty & amp ; Latkes " . what is this? 18 31 -433 1 TEL AVIV , Israel - If you thought recycling was just a modern phenomenon championed by environmentalists - think again . recycling was just a modern phenomenon How long have humans been recycling? 8 14 -433 1 TEL AVIV , Israel - If you thought recycling was just a modern phenomenon championed by environmentalists - think again . championed by environmentalists What other fields champion recycling? 14 17 -433 1 TEL AVIV , Israel - If you thought recycling was just a modern phenomenon championed by environmentalists - think again . think How did recycling come about? 18 19 -433 2 Our prehistoric ancestors learned to recycle the objects they used in their daily lives thousands of years ago . objects they used in their daily lives What kind of items were used daily? 7 14 -433 2 Our prehistoric ancestors learned to recycle the objects they used in their daily lives thousands of years ago . learned how did they learn? 3 4 -433 2 Our prehistoric ancestors learned to recycle the objects they used in their daily lives thousands of years ago . recycle the objects What objects did our ancestors recycle? 5 8 -433 2 Our prehistoric ancestors learned to recycle the objects they used in their daily lives thousands of years ago . objects What objects? 7 8 -433 2 Our prehistoric ancestors learned to recycle the objects they used in their daily lives thousands of years ago . learned How did our ancestors recycle objects in the past? 3 4 -433 3 Researchers presented the evidence at a conference in Tel Aviv . presented the evidence What is the evidence? 1 4 -433 3 Researchers presented the evidence at a conference in Tel Aviv . Researchers who presented? 0 1 -433 3 Researchers presented the evidence at a conference in Tel Aviv . evidence What is the evidence presented at the conference? 3 4 -433 3 Researchers presented the evidence at a conference in Tel Aviv . presented the evidence When was the conference? 1 4 -433 3 Researchers presented the evidence at a conference in Tel Aviv . evidence What kind of evidence did researchers find? 3 4 -433 4 It ' s the first time researchers have shown how much cavemen recycled and how they did it , said Ran Barkai . how much cavemen recycled How do we know how much cavemen recycled? 9 13 -433 4 It ' s the first time researchers have shown how much cavemen recycled and how they did it , said Ran Barkai . how they did it , How did cavemen recycle? 14 19 -433 4 It ' s the first time researchers have shown how much cavemen recycled and how they did it , said Ran Barkai . Ran Barkai who is he? 20 22 -433 4 It ' s the first time researchers have shown how much cavemen recycled and how they did it , said Ran Barkai . how How did the cavemen recycle? 14 15 -433 4 It ' s the first time researchers have shown how much cavemen recycled and how they did it , said Ran Barkai . how How ddi the cavemen recycle? 14 15 -433 5 He ' s an archaeologist and one of the organizers of the four - day meeting at Tel Aviv University . Tel Aviv University Why was recycling being discussed at Tel Aviv University? 17 20 -433 5 He ' s an archaeologist and one of the organizers of the four - day meeting at Tel Aviv University . four - day What was the four-day meeting about? 12 15 -434 1 MECCA , Saudi Arabia - Muslims from across the world poured Sunday into a sprawling tent city in the Saudi desert before the start of the annual Islamic hajj pilgrimage , but the number of the pilgrims this year has been reduced in part by concerns over a respiratory virus centered in the Arabian peninsula . concerns over a respiratory virus What is the respiratory virus? 45 50 -434 2 More than 2 million pilgrims - about 1 million fewer than last year - streamed from the holy city of Mecca to a huge tent encampment in Mina about five kilometers ( three miles ) away to begin preparations for the hajj with a day of prayer and supplication . hajj what is a hajj? 41 42 -434 3 Saudi authorities sharply cut back on visas for groups such as the elderly , pregnant women and those with chronic illnesses as a precaution against a new respiratory virus related to SARS that has killed more than 50 people in the kingdom this past year . visas visas for immigration? 6 7 -434 5 Further visa restrictions were imposed because of massive construction projects underway in Mecca . in Mecca is mecca in egypt? 11 13 -435 1 LOS ANGELES - Alex Wong , a junior at Mark Keppel High School in Alhambra , California , is working hard for admission to an elite college . working hard for admission Why is he working hard for admission? 19 23 -435 1 LOS ANGELES - Alex Wong , a junior at Mark Keppel High School in Alhambra , California , is working hard for admission to an elite college . elite college Which college? 25 27 -435 1 LOS ANGELES - Alex Wong , a junior at Mark Keppel High School in Alhambra , California , is working hard for admission to an elite college . college Is there any college in particular? 26 27 -435 1 LOS ANGELES - Alex Wong , a junior at Mark Keppel High School in Alhambra , California , is working hard for admission to an elite college . an elite college Which elite college is Alex Wong working hard to gain admission to? 24 27 -435 2 His resume boasts nearly straight A ' s in rigorous classes , a summer program experience at Stanford University , an Eagle Scout project , club soccer , school choir . rigorous What are considered rigorous classes? 9 10 -435 2 His resume boasts nearly straight A ' s in rigorous classes , a summer program experience at Stanford University , an Eagle Scout project , club soccer , school choir . Scout What is an Eagle Scout project? 22 23 -435 2 His resume boasts nearly straight A ' s in rigorous classes , a summer program experience at Stanford University , an Eagle Scout project , club soccer , school choir . an Eagle Scout project , What was the project he completed while an Eagle Scout? 20 25 -435 2 His resume boasts nearly straight A ' s in rigorous classes , a summer program experience at Stanford University , an Eagle Scout project , club soccer , school choir . rigorous classes , Were his studies centered in a particular area or were they more diversified? 9 12 -435 3 But his steady progress hit an unexpected roadblock this year . unexpected roadblock What was the unexpected roadblock? 6 8 -435 3 But his steady progress hit an unexpected roadblock this year . roadblock What roadblock? 7 8 -435 3 But his steady progress hit an unexpected roadblock this year . unexpected roadblock What obstacle sought to slow this dedicated student's progress? 6 8 -435 4 Aiming to open access to college - level Advanced Placement ( AP ) courses , the school switched to a computer - based lottery to distribute spaces . computer - based What is a computer based lottery? 20 23 -435 4 Aiming to open access to college - level Advanced Placement ( AP ) courses , the school switched to a computer - based lottery to distribute spaces . computer - based lottery How did the school fill AP spots prior to adapting to the digital lottery system? 20 24 -435 5 Alex initially got shut out of all three courses he requested . got shut out of Why did he get shut out? 2 6 -435 5 Alex initially got shut out of all three courses he requested . shut Is that even fair? 3 4 -435 5 Alex initially got shut out of all three courses he requested . all three courses Which three courses was Alex hoping to attend? 6 9 -435 5 Alex initially got shut out of all three courses he requested . all three courses he requested Which three courses did he request? 6 11 -436 1 Hold your nose and don ' t spit out your coffee : Doctors have found a way to put healthy people ' s poop into pills that can cure serious gut infections - a less yucky way to do " fecal transplants " . Canadian researchers tried this on 27 patients and cured them all after strong antibiotics failed to help . that can cure serious gut infections How did researches come up with this idea?/ figure out that poop could be used as treatment? 26 32 -436 1 Hold your nose and don ' t spit out your coffee : Doctors have found a way to put healthy people ' s poop into pills that can cure serious gut infections - a less yucky way to do " fecal transplants " . Canadian researchers tried this on 27 patients and cured them all after strong antibiotics failed to help . cure serious gut infections How can poop pills cure serious gut infections? 28 32 -436 1 Hold your nose and don ' t spit out your coffee : Doctors have found a way to put healthy people ' s poop into pills that can cure serious gut infections - a less yucky way to do " fecal transplants " . Canadian researchers tried this on 27 patients and cured them all after strong antibiotics failed to help . " fecal transplants " is that disgusting? 39 43 -436 2 It ' s a gross topic but a serious problem . serious problem How is it a serious problem? 8 10 -436 2 It ' s a gross topic but a serious problem . serious problem who does it effect? 8 10 -436 3 Half a million Americans get Clostridium difficile , or C - diff , infections each year , and about 14 , 000 die . Clostridium difficile , What does this infection entail? SYmptoms? 5 8 -436 3 Half a million Americans get Clostridium difficile , or C - diff , infections each year , and about 14 , 000 die . Clostridium difficile , What is Clostridium difficile? 5 8 -436 3 Half a million Americans get Clostridium difficile , or C - diff , infections each year , and about 14 , 000 die . Clostridium difficile , is there a common name for it? 5 8 -436 5 A very potent and pricey antibiotic can kill C - diff but also destroys good bacteria that live in the gut , leaving it more susceptible to future infections . destroys Why would the antibiotic destroy good bacteria? 13 14 -436 5 A very potent and pricey antibiotic can kill C - diff but also destroys good bacteria that live in the gut , leaving it more susceptible to future infections . pricey How pricey is the antibiotic? 4 5 -437 1 NEW YORK - They speak different languages , live in countries rich and poor , face horrible job markets and healthy ones . They Who are they? Immigrants? The elderly? Children? 3 4 -437 1 NEW YORK - They speak different languages , live in countries rich and poor , face horrible job markets and healthy ones . languages , Why do they speak different languages? 6 8 -437 1 NEW YORK - They speak different languages , live in countries rich and poor , face horrible job markets and healthy ones . They speak who is they? 3 5 -437 2 When it comes to money , though , they act as one : They ' re holding tight to their cash , driven more by a fear of losing what they have than a desire to add to it . they act as one : It's now obvious that it's a group of likeminded people, but who are they, still? 8 13 -437 3 Five years after U . S . investment bank Lehman Brothers collapsed , triggering a global financial crisis and shattering confidence worldwide , families in countries as varied as the United States , Japan , the United Kingdom and Germany remain hunkered down , too spooked and distrustful to take chances with their money . distrustful Why are people distrustful to money? 47 48 -437 3 Five years after U . S . investment bank Lehman Brothers collapsed , triggering a global financial crisis and shattering confidence worldwide , families in countries as varied as the United States , Japan , the United Kingdom and Germany remain hunkered down , too spooked and distrustful to take chances with their money . distrustful why is there no trust? 47 48 -437 4 An Associated Press analysis of households in the 10 biggest economies shows that families continue to spend cautiously and have pulled hundreds of billions of dollars out of stocks , cut borrowing for the first time in decades and poured money into savings and bonds that offer puny interest payments , often too low to keep up with inflation . 10 biggest economies What are these economies? 8 11 -437 4 An Associated Press analysis of households in the 10 biggest economies shows that families continue to spend cautiously and have pulled hundreds of billions of dollars out of stocks , cut borrowing for the first time in decades and poured money into savings and bonds that offer puny interest payments , often too low to keep up with inflation . households What kind of household? What's the general demographic? Students at university, two parents and two children, old aged homes? 5 6 -437 4 An Associated Press analysis of households in the 10 biggest economies shows that families continue to spend cautiously and have pulled hundreds of billions of dollars out of stocks , cut borrowing for the first time in decades and poured money into savings and bonds that offer puny interest payments , often too low to keep up with inflation . puny interest payments , Like what? 1%? 0.1%? \"As low as 0.5%\" would be good to know 47 51 -437 4 An Associated Press analysis of households in the 10 biggest economies shows that families continue to spend cautiously and have pulled hundreds of billions of dollars out of stocks , cut borrowing for the first time in decades and poured money into savings and bonds that offer puny interest payments , often too low to keep up with inflation . inflation Why does the analysis show that it is too low to keep up with inflation? 58 59 -437 4 An Associated Press analysis of households in the 10 biggest economies shows that families continue to spend cautiously and have pulled hundreds of billions of dollars out of stocks , cut borrowing for the first time in decades and poured money into savings and bonds that offer puny interest payments , often too low to keep up with inflation . puny interest why cant interest be higher? 47 49 -437 4 An Associated Press analysis of households in the 10 biggest economies shows that families continue to spend cautiously and have pulled hundreds of billions of dollars out of stocks , cut borrowing for the first time in decades and poured money into savings and bonds that offer puny interest payments , often too low to keep up with inflation . the 10 biggest economies What are the 10 biggest economies? 7 11 -437 5 " It doesn ' t take very much to destroy confidence , but it takes an awful lot to build it back , " says Ian Bright , senior economist at ING , a global bank based in Amsterdam . confidence confidence in the banks or confidence in world economy? 10 11 -437 5 " It doesn ' t take very much to destroy confidence , but it takes an awful lot to build it back , " says Ian Bright , senior economist at ING , a global bank based in Amsterdam . confidence , How do people control their confidence? 10 12 -438 1 PANAMA CITY - They ' ve been called " suicide mosquitoes , " dead - end bugs and even Frankenskeeters . called " suicide mosquitoes , " why are they called that? 7 13 -438 1 PANAMA CITY - They ' ve been called " suicide mosquitoes , " dead - end bugs and even Frankenskeeters . " suicide mosquitoes , " Why are they called that? 8 13 -438 1 PANAMA CITY - They ' ve been called " suicide mosquitoes , " dead - end bugs and even Frankenskeeters . " suicide Why have they been called \"suicide mosquitoes?\" 8 10 -438 2 They ' re gene - altered mosquitoes , and Panama is among a growing list of countries that are testing to see whether they have a place in the public health arsenal in the war against mosquito - borne diseases such as dengue fever . mosquito - borne diseases such as dengue fever how bad is dengue? 36 44 -438 2 They ' re gene - altered mosquitoes , and Panama is among a growing list of countries that are testing to see whether they have a place in the public health arsenal in the war against mosquito - borne diseases such as dengue fever . a growing list of countries What are the other countries? 12 17 -438 2 They ' re gene - altered mosquitoes , and Panama is among a growing list of countries that are testing to see whether they have a place in the public health arsenal in the war against mosquito - borne diseases such as dengue fever . dengue fever What is dengue fever? 42 44 -438 2 They ' re gene - altered mosquitoes , and Panama is among a growing list of countries that are testing to see whether they have a place in the public health arsenal in the war against mosquito - borne diseases such as dengue fever . mosquitoes , How were the genes of the mosquitoes altered? 6 8 -438 3 Dengue , which isn ' t well - known outside tropical regions , is on the rise worldwide , with outbreaks reported this year in Texas and Florida . well - known because it doesnt travel there? 6 9 -438 3 Dengue , which isn ' t well - known outside tropical regions , is on the rise worldwide , with outbreaks reported this year in Texas and Florida . with outbreaks reported How many outbreaks have been reported? 19 22 -438 3 Dengue , which isn ' t well - known outside tropical regions , is on the rise worldwide , with outbreaks reported this year in Texas and Florida . Dengue , What kind of effects does dengue fever have? 0 2 -438 3 Dengue , which isn ' t well - known outside tropical regions , is on the rise worldwide , with outbreaks reported this year in Texas and Florida . on the rise Why is dengue on the rise? 14 17 -438 4 The mosquito that carries the dengue virus has spread to 100 countries and potentially exposes 2 . 5 billion people to the excruciating disease , also known as bonebreak fever . bonebreak fever why is it called that? 28 30 -438 4 The mosquito that carries the dengue virus has spread to 100 countries and potentially exposes 2 . 5 billion people to the excruciating disease , also known as bonebreak fever . bonebreak fever What is bonebreak fever and how does it affect people? 28 30 -438 4 The mosquito that carries the dengue virus has spread to 100 countries and potentially exposes 2 . 5 billion people to the excruciating disease , also known as bonebreak fever . bonebreak Why is it called \"bonebreak fever?\" 28 29 -438 4 The mosquito that carries the dengue virus has spread to 100 countries and potentially exposes 2 . 5 billion people to the excruciating disease , also known as bonebreak fever . spread How do mosquitos spread out? 8 9 -438 5 Some 50 million to 100 million people contract dengue each year , of which about 25 , 000 die , the World Health Organization reports . 100 million people how so many? 4 7 -438 5 Some 50 million to 100 million people contract dengue each year , of which about 25 , 000 die , the World Health Organization reports . 25 , 000 Is there a vaccine for dengue? 15 18 -439 1 WASHINGTON - Up against one last deadline , Congress raced to pass legislation Wednesday avoiding a threatened national default and ending a 16 - day partial government shutdown along the strict terms set by President Barack Obama when the twin crises began . twin crises began How did the twin crises begin? 39 42 -439 1 WASHINGTON - Up against one last deadline , Congress raced to pass legislation Wednesday avoiding a threatened national default and ending a 16 - day partial government shutdown along the strict terms set by President Barack Obama when the twin crises began . 16 - day partial government shutdown Why does the government shut down for this long? 22 28 -439 1 WASHINGTON - Up against one last deadline , Congress raced to pass legislation Wednesday avoiding a threatened national default and ending a 16 - day partial government shutdown along the strict terms set by President Barack Obama when the twin crises began . the strict terms set by President Barack Obama What were the strict terms set by the president? 29 37 -439 2 " We fought the good fight . We just didn ' t win , " conceded House Speaker John Boehner as lawmakers lined up to vote on a bill that fell far short of Republican wishes . lined up to vote on a bill Why were they lining up to vote on this bill? 22 29 -439 2 " We fought the good fight . We just didn ' t win , " conceded House Speaker John Boehner as lawmakers lined up to vote on a bill that fell far short of Republican wishes . fell far short of Republican wishes What were the Republican wishes? 30 36 -439 2 " We fought the good fight . We just didn ' t win , " conceded House Speaker John Boehner as lawmakers lined up to vote on a bill that fell far short of Republican wishes . the good fight What was the fight? 3 6 -439 3 A Senate vote was set first on the legislation , which would permit the Treasury to borrow normally through Feb . 7 or perhaps a few weeks longer , and fund the government through Jan . 15 . Treasury to borrow Why were we needing to borrow money? 14 17 -439 3 A Senate vote was set first on the legislation , which would permit the Treasury to borrow normally through Feb . 7 or perhaps a few weeks longer , and fund the government through Jan . 15 . perhaps a few weeks longer , Did the bill not explicitly state when borrowing normally would end? 23 29 -439 4 More than two million federal workers - those who had remained on the job and those who had been furloughed - would be paid under the agreement . under the agreement . How would it be paid and under what agreement? 24 28 -439 5 Across the Capitol , members of the House marked time until their turn came to vote . marked time How did they mark time? 8 10 -439 5 Across the Capitol , members of the House marked time until their turn came to vote . vote What did they vote for? 15 16 -440 1 The digital domain is creeping off our desktops and onto our bodies , from music players that match your tunes to your heart beat to mood sweaters that change color depending on your emotional state . digital domain is What digital domain? 1 4 -440 2 There are even fitness bracelets , anklets and necklaces to track your calorie burning . track your calorie burning how do they track? 10 14 -440 3 At Chaotic Moon Studios , an Austin , Texas , mobile software firm , developers and engineers are working on a competitive product to Google ' s upcoming Google Glass - eyewear that can log onto the Internet . Chaotic Moon Studios , is it a new studio? 1 5 -440 3 At Chaotic Moon Studios , an Austin , Texas , mobile software firm , developers and engineers are working on a competitive product to Google ' s upcoming Google Glass - eyewear that can log onto the Internet . competitive product What is the competitive product? 21 23 -440 4 And they ' re designing other wearable projects for several other customers , from applications to full - blown products . full - blown products what type of products? 16 20 -440 4 And they ' re designing other wearable projects for several other customers , from applications to full - blown products . products What other types of products are being designed? 19 20 -440 4 And they ' re designing other wearable projects for several other customers , from applications to full - blown products . applications What applications will be used with the products? 14 15 -440 4 And they ' re designing other wearable projects for several other customers , from applications to full - blown products . designing other wearable projects What kind of other wearable projects? 4 8 -440 5 Chaotic Moon co - founder William " Whurley " Hurley said wearable technology will have as much of an impact as the smartphone revolution did a few years ago . " Whurley " is that a funny nickname? 6 9 -441 1 JOHANNESBURG - African countries dominate a new global index on slavery , with 38 of the 50 nations where the scourge is at its worst found on the continent . slavery , which race are the slaves? 10 12 -441 1 JOHANNESBURG - African countries dominate a new global index on slavery , with 38 of the 50 nations where the scourge is at its worst found on the continent . countries dominate a new global index on slavery , Why do so many African countries rank so high on the slavery index? 3 12 -441 1 JOHANNESBURG - African countries dominate a new global index on slavery , with 38 of the 50 nations where the scourge is at its worst found on the continent . African countries dominate Why is slavery so rampant in Africa? 2 5 -441 2 The Global Slavery Index , released Thursday , estimated that nearly 30 million people remain enslaved globally , millions of whom are in Africa . enslaved how did they estimate? 15 16 -441 2 The Global Slavery Index , released Thursday , estimated that nearly 30 million people remain enslaved globally , millions of whom are in Africa . The Global Slavery Index , How is the Global Slavery Index calculated? 0 5 -441 2 The Global Slavery Index , released Thursday , estimated that nearly 30 million people remain enslaved globally , millions of whom are in Africa . 30 million people remain enslaved globally Why is slavery still around? 11 17 -441 3 Mauritania has the poorest record , with some 150 , 000 people in a population of 3 . 8 million held captive , many of whom inherited their status from their parents . Mauritania which region of africa? 0 1 -441 3 Mauritania has the poorest record , with some 150 , 000 people in a population of 3 . 8 million held captive , many of whom inherited their status from their parents . inherited their status Why are the children enslaved, when they are born from enslaved parents? 26 29 -441 4 Other African countries with particularly high prevalence of slavery are located in West Africa : Benin , Ivory Coast , Gambia , Gabon and Senegal . particularly why is it worse in west africa? 4 5 -441 4 Other African countries with particularly high prevalence of slavery are located in West Africa : Benin , Ivory Coast , Gambia , Gabon and Senegal . located in West Africa : Why is it mostly prevalent in West Africa? 10 15 -442 1 BERLIN - A German newspaper columnist this week asked why people here were shocked by the American government stalemate that led to the recent shutdown . A German newspaper columnist Who is the newspaper columnist? 2 6 -442 1 BERLIN - A German newspaper columnist this week asked why people here were shocked by the American government stalemate that led to the recent shutdown . American government stalemate What is the American government stalemate? 16 19 -442 2 After all , they ' d seen it before : Republican insistence on scaling back the Affordable Care Act and the subsequent shutdown weren ' t so very different from German Chancellor Angela Merkel ' s austerity insistence for Greece , and the subsequent Greek cutback crisis . Merkel ' s austerity insistence for Greece , and the is she the president? 33 43 -442 2 After all , they ' d seen it before : Republican insistence on scaling back the Affordable Care Act and the subsequent shutdown weren ' t so very different from German Chancellor Angela Merkel ' s austerity insistence for Greece , and the subsequent Greek cutback crisis . Greek cutback crisis What was the Greek cutback crisis? 44 47 -442 2 After all , they ' d seen it before : Republican insistence on scaling back the Affordable Care Act and the subsequent shutdown weren ' t so very different from German Chancellor Angela Merkel ' s austerity insistence for Greece , and the subsequent Greek cutback crisis . insistence Why is Merkel insisting on austerity 11 12 -442 3 While it was only one column in one newspaper , it did nicely sum up how much of the world seemed to be seeing the United States during the budget impasse : as both dysfunctional ( Greece ) and authoritarian ( Germany ) . one column in one newspaper , What is the newspaper? 4 10 -442 3 While it was only one column in one newspaper , it did nicely sum up how much of the world seemed to be seeing the United States during the budget impasse : as both dysfunctional ( Greece ) and authoritarian ( Germany ) . as both dysfunctional ( Greece ) What makes the Greek government dysfunctional? 32 38 -442 3 While it was only one column in one newspaper , it did nicely sum up how much of the world seemed to be seeing the United States during the budget impasse : as both dysfunctional ( Greece ) and authoritarian ( Germany ) . authoritarian ( Germany ) What makes the German government authoritarian? 39 43 -442 4 No one was amused , however . The United States , after all , is not a bit player on the international stage like Greece . bit is this a typo? 17 18 -442 5 It is the unquestioned global leader . It is whos questioning it? 0 2 -442 5 It is the unquestioned global leader . unquestioned Who determined that the US is the unquestioned leader? 3 4 -443 1 Albert Einstein had a colossal corpus callosum . corpus callosum What is a corpus callosum? 5 7 -443 1 Albert Einstein had a colossal corpus callosum . corpus callosum WHAT IS CORPUS CALLOSUM? 5 7 -443 1 Albert Einstein had a colossal corpus callosum . colossal corpus callosum What is a colossal corpus callosum? 4 7 -443 2 And when it comes to this particular piece of neural real estate , it ' s pretty clear that size matters . pretty clear that size matters Does size make a difference in other portions of the brain? 16 21 -443 2 And when it comes to this particular piece of neural real estate , it ' s pretty clear that size matters . piece of neural real estate , MEANING WHAT? 7 13 -443 2 And when it comes to this particular piece of neural real estate , it ' s pretty clear that size matters . size how much does it matter? 19 20 -443 3 The corpus callosum carries electrical signals between the brain ' s right hemisphere and its left . right hemisphere and its left How does one hemisphere differ from the other? 11 16 -443 3 The corpus callosum carries electrical signals between the brain ' s right hemisphere and its left . corpus callosum WHAT IS CORPUS CALLOSUM? 1 3 -443 4 Stretching nearly the full length of the brain from behind the forehead to the nape of the neck , the corpus callosum is the dense network of neural fibers that make brain regions with very different functions work together . nape of the neck , the brain is in the neck? 14 19 -443 5 Chances are , that brawny bundle of white matter cleaving the Swiss physicist ' s brain from front to back is part of what made Einstein ' s mind so phenomenally creative , according to researchers who have been studying the organ of the man whose name has become synonymous with genius . brawny bundle of white matter Can this possibly be improved through genetic augmentation? 4 9 -443 5 Chances are , that brawny bundle of white matter cleaving the Swiss physicist ' s brain from front to back is part of what made Einstein ' s mind so phenomenally creative , according to researchers who have been studying the organ of the man whose name has become synonymous with genius . researchers which researchers? 35 36 -443 5 Chances are , that brawny bundle of white matter cleaving the Swiss physicist ' s brain from front to back is part of what made Einstein ' s mind so phenomenally creative , according to researchers who have been studying the organ of the man whose name has become synonymous with genius . synonymous with genius is that why hes smart? 49 52 -444 1 Miami Shores , Fla . , tech consultant Rudo Boothe , age 33 , attributes his professional success - anyone ' s professional success , actually - to having learned to read and perform basic math at age 4 . professional success Why Rudo Boothe is regarded professionally successful? 16 18 -444 1 Miami Shores , Fla . , tech consultant Rudo Boothe , age 33 , attributes his professional success - anyone ' s professional success , actually - to having learned to read and perform basic math at age 4 . consultant For what company? 7 8 -444 2 So now with his own 19 - month - old daughter , he makes sure to introduce those educational concepts at every turn . introduce those educational concepts Isn't it pressurizing his own daughter in such little age? 16 20 -444 2 So now with his own 19 - month - old daughter , he makes sure to introduce those educational concepts at every turn . introduce those educational concepts How does Boothe introduce educational concepts to his daughter? 16 20 -444 3 From putting cans of tomato sauce in the supermarket cart to the backward countdown of the microwave timer , the duo these days is heavy into shapes and word - association . duo How this duo related in word assocciation? 20 21 -444 4 " My attempt is to make numbers very important , " Boothe said . attempt is to make numbers very important , " Why is numbering important? 2 11 -444 4 " My attempt is to make numbers very important , " Boothe said . numbers very important , " In what ways is reading incorporated in this? 6 11 -444 5 " Greatness is the objective . To be phenomenal at age 7 " . To be phenomenal at age 7 " How can being phenomenal at age 7 be measured? 6 13 -444 5 " Greatness is the objective . To be phenomenal at age 7 " . phenomenal In what sense? Mathematically? 8 9 -445 1 WASHINGTON - When geophysicist H . Jay Melosh attended a meeting of U . S . and ex - Soviet nuclear weapons designers in May 1995 , he was surprised by how eager the Cold Warriors were to work together against an unlikely but dangerous extraterrestrial threat : asteroids on a collision course with Earth . asteroids on a collision course with Earth What made them decide this was important to collaborate on? 48 55 -445 1 WASHINGTON - When geophysicist H . Jay Melosh attended a meeting of U . S . and ex - Soviet nuclear weapons designers in May 1995 , he was surprised by how eager the Cold Warriors were to work together against an unlikely but dangerous extraterrestrial threat : asteroids on a collision course with Earth . ex - Soviet nuclear weapons designers Why did the U.S choose, out of all people, ex-Soviet nuclear weapon designers to stop a asteroid from having a collision with Earth? 17 23 -445 1 WASHINGTON - When geophysicist H . Jay Melosh attended a meeting of U . S . and ex - Soviet nuclear weapons designers in May 1995 , he was surprised by how eager the Cold Warriors were to work together against an unlikely but dangerous extraterrestrial threat : asteroids on a collision course with Earth . attended a meeting Who hosts these types of meetings? 8 11 -445 1 WASHINGTON - When geophysicist H . Jay Melosh attended a meeting of U . S . and ex - Soviet nuclear weapons designers in May 1995 , he was surprised by how eager the Cold Warriors were to work together against an unlikely but dangerous extraterrestrial threat : asteroids on a collision course with Earth . asteroids on a collision course with Earth I wonder how safe it is to use nuclear weapons on asteroids headed towards earth? 48 55 -445 1 WASHINGTON - When geophysicist H . Jay Melosh attended a meeting of U . S . and ex - Soviet nuclear weapons designers in May 1995 , he was surprised by how eager the Cold Warriors were to work together against an unlikely but dangerous extraterrestrial threat : asteroids on a collision course with Earth . surprised Why was he surprised? 29 30 -445 2 After Edward Teller , the father of the hydrogen bomb , urged others meeting at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California to consider building and orbiting huge , new nuclear weapons for planetary protection , some top Russian weapons experts lent their support . orbiting huge , new nuclear weapons Why did they think this would be effective against asteroids? 26 32 -445 2 After Edward Teller , the father of the hydrogen bomb , urged others meeting at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California to consider building and orbiting huge , new nuclear weapons for planetary protection , some top Russian weapons experts lent their support . hydrogen bomb , What's a hydrogen bomb? 8 11 -445 2 After Edward Teller , the father of the hydrogen bomb , urged others meeting at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California to consider building and orbiting huge , new nuclear weapons for planetary protection , some top Russian weapons experts lent their support . father of the hydrogen bomb , I wonder how long after the Manhattan project the hydrogen bomb was developed? 5 11 -445 2 After Edward Teller , the father of the hydrogen bomb , urged others meeting at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California to consider building and orbiting huge , new nuclear weapons for planetary protection , some top Russian weapons experts lent their support . Russian weapons experts who are they? 38 41 -445 3 " It was a really bizarre thing to see that these weapons designers were willing to work together - to build the biggest bombs ever , " said Melosh , an expert in space impacts who has an asteroid named after him . has an asteroid named after him How does one get an asteroid named after them? 36 42 -445 3 " It was a really bizarre thing to see that these weapons designers were willing to work together - to build the biggest bombs ever , " said Melosh , an expert in space impacts who has an asteroid named after him . willing to work together Is this just theoretical work or are they building something? 14 18 -445 4 Ever since , he has been pushing back against scientists who still support the nuclear option , arguing that a non - nuclear solution - diverting asteroids by hitting them with battering rams - is both possible and far less dangerous . hitting them with battering rams How would this work in practice? 28 33 -445 4 Ever since , he has been pushing back against scientists who still support the nuclear option , arguing that a non - nuclear solution - diverting asteroids by hitting them with battering rams - is both possible and far less dangerous . possible and far less dangerous If it's possible and less dangerous, why haven't they done that instead of the nuclear option? 36 41 -445 4 Ever since , he has been pushing back against scientists who still support the nuclear option , arguing that a non - nuclear solution - diverting asteroids by hitting them with battering rams - is both possible and far less dangerous . battering rams hit in space? 31 33 -445 5 But Melosh ' s campaign suffered a setback last month when Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz signed an agreement with Russia that could open the door to new collaboration between nuclear weapons scientists in everything from plutonium - fueled reactors to lasers and explosives research . signed an agreement with Russia Why did they decide to come to this agreement? 15 20 -445 5 But Melosh ' s campaign suffered a setback last month when Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz signed an agreement with Russia that could open the door to new collaboration between nuclear weapons scientists in everything from plutonium - fueled reactors to lasers and explosives research . plutonium - fueled What is plutonium-flued? 35 38 -445 5 But Melosh ' s campaign suffered a setback last month when Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz signed an agreement with Russia that could open the door to new collaboration between nuclear weapons scientists in everything from plutonium - fueled reactors to lasers and explosives research . campaign What type of campaign is he running? 4 5 -445 5 But Melosh ' s campaign suffered a setback last month when Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz signed an agreement with Russia that could open the door to new collaboration between nuclear weapons scientists in everything from plutonium - fueled reactors to lasers and explosives research . signed an agreement What was the agreement? 15 18 -445 5 But Melosh ' s campaign suffered a setback last month when Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz signed an agreement with Russia that could open the door to new collaboration between nuclear weapons scientists in everything from plutonium - fueled reactors to lasers and explosives research . explosives research who is researching? 42 44 -446 1 DETROIT - General Motors is adding a twist to the fight for supremacy in the red - hot U . S . pickup truck market : It ' s raising prices . adding a twist How does GM plan to add a twist to the fight for supremacy? 5 8 -446 1 DETROIT - General Motors is adding a twist to the fight for supremacy in the red - hot U . S . pickup truck market : It ' s raising prices . It ' s raising prices What is their reason for the raising of prices? 26 31 -446 1 DETROIT - General Motors is adding a twist to the fight for supremacy in the red - hot U . S . pickup truck market : It ' s raising prices . It ' s raising prices . Why is GM raising prices? 26 32 -446 1 DETROIT - General Motors is adding a twist to the fight for supremacy in the red - hot U . S . pickup truck market : It ' s raising prices . adding a twist what is the twist 5 8 -446 2 GM is adding almost $ 2 , 100 to the sticker price of the base 2014 Chevrolet Silverado . adding almost $ 2 , 100 Why are they adding almost $2,100 to the sticker price? 2 8 -446 2 GM is adding almost $ 2 , 100 to the sticker price of the base 2014 Chevrolet Silverado . GM is adding almost $ 2 , 100 Is there a reason GM is making it more expensive? Has the 2014 Chevrolet Silverado changed at all? 0 8 -446 2 GM is adding almost $ 2 , 100 to the sticker price of the base 2014 Chevrolet Silverado . $ 2 , 100 to the sticker price Why are they adding $2,100 to the sticker price? 4 12 -446 2 GM is adding almost $ 2 , 100 to the sticker price of the base 2014 Chevrolet Silverado . the sticker price What is the sticker price of the vehicle? 9 12 -446 3 That ' s 8 . 5 percent above the price when the truck hit showrooms in the spring . the truck What type of truck? 11 13 -446 3 That ' s 8 . 5 percent above the price when the truck hit showrooms in the spring . 8 . 5 percent above the price What was the original price of the truck back in spring? 3 10 -446 4 Other versions of the Silverado , as well as the GMC Sierra , will see similar percentage increases . Other versions of the Silverado , What are the other versions of the Silverado that will see similar increases in percentage? 0 6 -446 4 Other versions of the Silverado , as well as the GMC Sierra , will see similar percentage increases . similar percentage increases . Why is this happening across the market? 15 19 -447 1 LONDON - A British scientist says he may have solved the mystery of the Abominable Snowman - the elusive ape - like creature of the Himalayas . solved the mystery How did he solve the mystery? 9 12 -447 1 LONDON - A British scientist says he may have solved the mystery of the Abominable Snowman - the elusive ape - like creature of the Himalayas . Abominable Snowman who is that? 14 16 -447 1 LONDON - A British scientist says he may have solved the mystery of the Abominable Snowman - the elusive ape - like creature of the Himalayas . ape - like creature Is this a real animal or a myth? 19 23 -447 3 Sykes compared DNA from hair samples taken from two Himalayan animals - identified by local people as Yetis - to a database of animal genomes . compared DNA Where did Sykes get DNA to compare with the Himalayan animals? 1 3 -447 3 Sykes compared DNA from hair samples taken from two Himalayan animals - identified by local people as Yetis - to a database of animal genomes . DNA from hair samples how did they do this? 2 6 -447 4 He found they shared a genetic fingerprint with a polar bear jawbone found in the Norwegian Arctic that is at least 40 , 000 years old . polar bear jawbone found in the Norwegian Arctic Does it not match a modern polar bears jawbone, indicating they are genetically different? 9 17 -447 5 Sykes said Thursday that the tests showed the creatures were not related to modern Himalayan bears but were direct descendants of the prehistoric animal . tests What tests is he referring to? 5 6 -447 5 Sykes said Thursday that the tests showed the creatures were not related to modern Himalayan bears but were direct descendants of the prehistoric animal . creatures What creatures? 8 9 -447 5 Sykes said Thursday that the tests showed the creatures were not related to modern Himalayan bears but were direct descendants of the prehistoric animal . Thursday which thursday? 2 3 -447 5 Sykes said Thursday that the tests showed the creatures were not related to modern Himalayan bears but were direct descendants of the prehistoric animal . direct descendants of the prehistoric animal How can a prehistoric population stay alive that long? 18 24 -448 1 Oreos may be as addictive as cocaine - to lab rats , anyway . addictive Why is the addiction caused from Oreos? 4 5 -448 1 Oreos may be as addictive as cocaine - to lab rats , anyway . to lab rats , Why are lab rats eating oreos? 8 12 -448 1 Oreos may be as addictive as cocaine - to lab rats , anyway . Oreos may be as addictive as cocaine Who is reporting this information? 0 7 -448 2 That ' s according to new research from Connecticut College that compared rats ' reactions to the sandwich cookies and to drugs . new research What department at Connecticut College is doing this research? 5 7 -448 2 That ' s according to new research from Connecticut College that compared rats ' reactions to the sandwich cookies and to drugs . and to drugs Were the rats fed drugs? 19 22 -448 3 In a study designed to consider the potential addictiveness of foods with high fat and sugar content , Connecticut College Professor Joseph Schroeder and his students found eating the cookies activated more neurons in the brain ' s " pleasure center " than exposure to cocaine or morphine . neurons What caused these neurons to be activated in the pleasure center? 32 33 -448 3 In a study designed to consider the potential addictiveness of foods with high fat and sugar content , Connecticut College Professor Joseph Schroeder and his students found eating the cookies activated more neurons in the brain ' s " pleasure center " than exposure to cocaine or morphine . study Who is this study intended for? 2 3 -448 3 In a study designed to consider the potential addictiveness of foods with high fat and sugar content , Connecticut College Professor Joseph Schroeder and his students found eating the cookies activated more neurons in the brain ' s " pleasure center " than exposure to cocaine or morphine . activated more neurons How much more neurons? 30 33 -448 4 They also found that the association rats formed between Oreos and a feeding chamber were as strong as associations to places where drugs were dispensed . associations Why were these associations formed? 18 19 -448 4 They also found that the association rats formed between Oreos and a feeding chamber were as strong as associations to places where drugs were dispensed . drugs were dispensed Where were drugs dispensed? 22 25 -448 5 " Our research supports the theory that high - fat , high - sugar foods stimulate the brain in the same way that drugs do , " Schroeder said . drugs How and what kind of drugs? Just cocaine? 23 24 -448 5 " Our research supports the theory that high - fat , high - sugar foods stimulate the brain in the same way that drugs do , " Schroeder said . the theory Where does the original theory come from? 4 6 -449 1 WASHINGTON - The Freer Gallery of Art in Washington hopes to save Asian artworks for future generations . Asian artworks What type of Asian artworks? 12 14 -449 1 WASHINGTON - The Freer Gallery of Art in Washington hopes to save Asian artworks for future generations . save What will they do to save it? 11 12 -449 1 WASHINGTON - The Freer Gallery of Art in Washington hopes to save Asian artworks for future generations . save Asian artworks How is the Freer Gallery saving Asian artworks? 11 14 -449 2 But first , it has to save Grace Jan ' s job . Grace Jan ' s Who is Grace Jan and why is she losing her job? 7 11 -449 2 But first , it has to save Grace Jan ' s job . Grace Jan ' s who is she? 7 11 -449 2 But first , it has to save Grace Jan ' s job . Grace Jan ' s job What is significant about Grace Jan's job? 7 12 -449 2 But first , it has to save Grace Jan ' s job . Grace Jan ' s job What is Grace Jan's job? 7 12 -449 3 Jan is the assistant Chinese - painting conservator in the museum ' s Chinese Painting Conservation Program . conservator What does a conservator of painting do? 7 8 -449 4 A lack of funding imperils her position . funding What does the funding go to instead? 3 4 -449 4 A lack of funding imperils her position . imperils does she need money? 4 5 -449 5 The museum wants to see Jan develop into a senior Chinese - painting conservator , like her colleague Gu Xiang - mei . senior What are the main differences between the senior and the assistant conservator? 9 10 -449 5 The museum wants to see Jan develop into a senior Chinese - painting conservator , like her colleague Gu Xiang - mei . Gu Xiang - mei who is she? 18 22 -449 5 The museum wants to see Jan develop into a senior Chinese - painting conservator , like her colleague Gu Xiang - mei . Chinese - painting conservator , What is a painting conservator's primary function? 10 15 -450 1 VATICAN CITY - The Vatican served tea and cucumber sandwiches Tuesday as it launched its first cricket club , an initiative aimed at forging ties with teams of other faiths . Tuesday what was Tuesdays date? 10 11 -450 1 VATICAN CITY - The Vatican served tea and cucumber sandwiches Tuesday as it launched its first cricket club , an initiative aimed at forging ties with teams of other faiths . forging ties with teams of other faiths Why are they trying to forge ties with teams of other faiths? 23 30 -450 1 VATICAN CITY - The Vatican served tea and cucumber sandwiches Tuesday as it launched its first cricket club , an initiative aimed at forging ties with teams of other faiths . tea and cucumber sandwiches is that a common food? 6 10 -450 1 VATICAN CITY - The Vatican served tea and cucumber sandwiches Tuesday as it launched its first cricket club , an initiative aimed at forging ties with teams of other faiths . forging ties with teams of other faiths . Which older faiths? 23 31 -450 2 No , Pope Francis isn ' t taking up the sport long associated with manicured grounds and English nobility ; the soccer - mad " slum pope " still prefers the lower - brow sport of his beloved San Lorenzo club . San Lorenzo club what is the san lorenzo club? 38 41 -450 2 No , Pope Francis isn ' t taking up the sport long associated with manicured grounds and English nobility ; the soccer - mad " slum pope " still prefers the lower - brow sport of his beloved San Lorenzo club . still prefers the lower - brow sport Why does he prefer soccer to cricket? 28 35 -450 2 No , Pope Francis isn ' t taking up the sport long associated with manicured grounds and English nobility ; the soccer - mad " slum pope " still prefers the lower - brow sport of his beloved San Lorenzo club . " slum pope " is that his nickname? 24 28 -450 2 No , Pope Francis isn ' t taking up the sport long associated with manicured grounds and English nobility ; the soccer - mad " slum pope " still prefers the lower - brow sport of his beloved San Lorenzo club . " slum pope " Why is Pope Francis called the \"slum pope\"? 24 28 -450 3 But he and the Vatican have long championed sports as good for mind , body and soul , and the cricket club is the latest initiative of the Vatican ' s culture ministry to use sports to engage in dialogue with the contemporary world . culture ministry what is the culture ministry? 31 33 -450 5 He said the aim is to boost interfaith dialogue , given cricket ' s immense popularity in largely non - Catholic India , Pakistan and Bangladesh . interfaith dialogue , religion in the sport? 7 10 -451 1 GROVELAND , Calif . - The Rim fire that scorched a huge swath of Sierra Nevada forests also severely altered the habitat that is home to several of California ' s rarest animals : the great gray owl , the Sierra Nevada red fox and the Pacific fisher . huge swath Why did it go uncontrolled to the point that it caused this much damage? 11 13 -451 1 GROVELAND , Calif . - The Rim fire that scorched a huge swath of Sierra Nevada forests also severely altered the habitat that is home to several of California ' s rarest animals : the great gray owl , the Sierra Nevada red fox and the Pacific fisher . scorched What caused the scorch? 9 10 -451 1 GROVELAND , Calif . - The Rim fire that scorched a huge swath of Sierra Nevada forests also severely altered the habitat that is home to several of California ' s rarest animals : the great gray owl , the Sierra Nevada red fox and the Pacific fisher . severely altered How was their habitat altered? What is the result to the animals? 18 20 -451 1 GROVELAND , Calif . - The Rim fire that scorched a huge swath of Sierra Nevada forests also severely altered the habitat that is home to several of California ' s rarest animals : the great gray owl , the Sierra Nevada red fox and the Pacific fisher . rarest animals : How rare are the animals? 31 34 -451 2 The fire burned 257 , 000 acres of High Sierra wilderness straddling the Stanislaus National Forest and Yosemite National Park that harbors a geographically isolated and genetically distinct clan of roughly 200 great gray owls . fire burned How did the fire start? 1 3 -451 2 The fire burned 257 , 000 acres of High Sierra wilderness straddling the Stanislaus National Forest and Yosemite National Park that harbors a geographically isolated and genetically distinct clan of roughly 200 great gray owls . harbors Why does this particular area harbor these rare owls? 21 22 -451 2 The fire burned 257 , 000 acres of High Sierra wilderness straddling the Stanislaus National Forest and Yosemite National Park that harbors a geographically isolated and genetically distinct clan of roughly 200 great gray owls . geographically isolated Why are they isolated to this area? 23 25 -451 2 The fire burned 257 , 000 acres of High Sierra wilderness straddling the Stanislaus National Forest and Yosemite National Park that harbors a geographically isolated and genetically distinct clan of roughly 200 great gray owls . fire burned 257 , 000 acres What started the fire? 1 7 -451 3 The blaze also came within 12 miles of 10 breeding pairs of the subspecies of red fox clinging to survival in the cold , steep slopes above the tree line , raising fears they could have been eaten by coyotes trying to escape the smoke and flames . 12 miles of 10 breeding pairs How do they know specifically where these foxes are? 5 11 -451 3 The blaze also came within 12 miles of 10 breeding pairs of the subspecies of red fox clinging to survival in the cold , steep slopes above the tree line , raising fears they could have been eaten by coyotes trying to escape the smoke and flames . cold , The red fox usually lives in and tolerates the cold? 22 24 -451 3 The blaze also came within 12 miles of 10 breeding pairs of the subspecies of red fox clinging to survival in the cold , steep slopes above the tree line , raising fears they could have been eaten by coyotes trying to escape the smoke and flames . 10 breeding pairs Were there any pups in the breeding pairs? 8 11 -451 4 The existence of the foxes , which were thought to have been wiped out in the 1920s , was confirmed in 2010 . was confirmed in 2010 . Who was the existence of the foxes confirmed by? 18 23 -451 4 The existence of the foxes , which were thought to have been wiped out in the 1920s , was confirmed in 2010 . existence of the foxes , How did they go undetected for so long? 1 6 -451 4 The existence of the foxes , which were thought to have been wiped out in the 1920s , was confirmed in 2010 . were thought to have been wiped out in the 1920s , Why were they thought to have been wiped out? 7 18 -451 4 The existence of the foxes , which were thought to have been wiped out in the 1920s , was confirmed in 2010 . confirmed Who confirmed this? 19 20 -451 4 The existence of the foxes , which were thought to have been wiped out in the 1920s , was confirmed in 2010 . wiped out What caused the foxes to become endangered? 12 14 -451 5 They are currently under consideration for listing under the federal Endangered Species Act . federal Endangered Species Act what is the federal endangered species act 9 13 -451 5 They are currently under consideration for listing under the federal Endangered Species Act . under consideration Who is considering this? 3 5 -451 5 They are currently under consideration for listing under the federal Endangered Species Act . federal Endangered Species Act When was this act enacted? 9 13 -451 5 They are currently under consideration for listing under the federal Endangered Species Act . under consideration Why haven't the foxes already been listed as endangered? 3 5 -452 1 POWELL , Wyo . - The autumn moon has taken its seat low in the evening sky as the cars arrive at Wyoming ' s last drive - in theater . cars arrive Why are they arriving at the theatre? 19 21 -452 1 POWELL , Wyo . - The autumn moon has taken its seat low in the evening sky as the cars arrive at Wyoming ' s last drive - in theater . drive - in theater why did they disappear? 26 30 -452 2 Pokey Heny stands ready to indulge in another night of small - town sociability . small - town sociability What are they going to do?\n 10 14 -452 2 Pokey Heny stands ready to indulge in another night of small - town sociability . Pokey Heny who is he? 0 2 -452 3 At 52 , the owner of the American Dream Drive - in leans out the snack bar door to collect a $ 15 per - vehicle entry fee . $ 15 per - vehicle entry fee IS IT EXPENSIVE? 21 28 -452 5 Then a single mother and daughter roll up in an aging pickup . aging pickup is it rusty? 10 12 -453 1 LOS ANGELES - On a soggy Granada Hills field , eight platoons stand at attention , poised to salute the American flag as it rises toward a cloudy morning sky . Granada Hills field , Where is Granada Hills field? 6 10 -453 2 The bugler lifts the brass instrument to his mouth and waits . waits What's the bugler waiting for? 10 11 -453 2 The bugler lifts the brass instrument to his mouth and waits . brass instrument What brass instrument? 4 6 -453 3 A short delay betrays the illusion , but then a recording of " Reveille " blares out from stereo speakers as the flag moves up the pole . " Reveille " What does Reveille mean? 12 15 -453 3 A short delay betrays the illusion , but then a recording of " Reveille " blares out from stereo speakers as the flag moves up the pole . A short delay A delay for what? 0 3 -453 5 " I ' m taking lessons , " Jesiah Samora says . Jesiah Samora Is Jesiah Samora the bugler? 8 10 -454 1 WICHITA , Kan . - To steal huge shipments of valuable cargo , thieves are turning to a deceptively simple tactic : They pose as truckers , load the freight onto their own tractor - trailers and drive away with it . To steal huge shipments of valuable cargo , What is the valuable cargo? 5 13 -454 1 WICHITA , Kan . - To steal huge shipments of valuable cargo , thieves are turning to a deceptively simple tactic : They pose as truckers , load the freight onto their own tractor - trailers and drive away with it . They pose as truckers , How are thieves posing as truckers? 22 27 -454 1 WICHITA , Kan . - To steal huge shipments of valuable cargo , thieves are turning to a deceptively simple tactic : They pose as truckers , load the freight onto their own tractor - trailers and drive away with it . tractor - trailers and drive away with it do they check id? 33 41 -454 1 WICHITA , Kan . - To steal huge shipments of valuable cargo , thieves are turning to a deceptively simple tactic : They pose as truckers , load the freight onto their own tractor - trailers and drive away with it . valuable cargo , What types of valuable cargo are the thieves stealing? 10 13 -454 2 It ' s an increasingly common form of commercial identity theft that has allowed con men to make off each year with millions of dollars in merchandise , often food and beverages . allowed con men to make off each year How have the con men managed to make off with money? 13 21 -454 3 And experts say the practice is growing so rapidly that it will soon become the most common way to steal freight . And experts say Who are the experts? 0 3 -454 3 And experts say the practice is growing so rapidly that it will soon become the most common way to steal freight . growing so rapidly Why is the theft growing so rapidly? 6 9 -454 4 A generation ago , thieves simply stole loaded trucks out of parking lots . stole loaded trucks with guns? 6 9 -454 5 But the industry ' s widening use of GPS devices , high - tech locks and other advanced security measures have pushed criminals to adopt new hoaxes . pushed criminals to adopt new hoaxes What new methods have criminal adopted? 21 27 -455 1 As temperatures drop and the economy sputters along , many Americans aren ' t exactly in the mood to get their ghoul on this Halloween . economy sputters along , Why is the economy sputtering along? 5 9 -455 1 As temperatures drop and the economy sputters along , many Americans aren ' t exactly in the mood to get their ghoul on this Halloween . aren ' t exactly in the mood Why aren't Americans in the mood? 11 18 -455 1 As temperatures drop and the economy sputters along , many Americans aren ' t exactly in the mood to get their ghoul on this Halloween . economy sputters why is it sputtering? 5 7 -455 2 Anna Harris of St . Paul , Minn . , is among those cutting back this Halloween . cutting back this Halloween Why is there a cut back this Halloween? 13 17 -455 2 Anna Harris of St . Paul , Minn . , is among those cutting back this Halloween . cutting back why is she cutting back? 13 15 -455 3 " Because I have less money , " she explained . " Because I have less money , " Why does she have less money? 0 8 -455 4 Still , Harris plans on celebrating by dressing up as Catwoman for two parties . Catwoman Why is she dressing up as Catwoman? 10 11 -455 4 Still , Harris plans on celebrating by dressing up as Catwoman for two parties . two parties Are these work parties? 12 14 -455 4 Still , Harris plans on celebrating by dressing up as Catwoman for two parties . Catwoman for two so she is still celebrating? 10 13 -455 5 At the St . Paul Wal - Mart store last week , she debated between a black - satin sequined cat mask vs . a leopard - festooned mask ( with matching kitty tail ) . she debated Which one did she choose? 12 14 -456 1 FORT CHIPEWYAN , Canada - In the Cree language , the word " athabasca " means " a place where grass is everywhere " . " athabasca " what is this word? 12 15 -456 1 FORT CHIPEWYAN , Canada - In the Cree language , the word " athabasca " means " a place where grass is everywhere " . Cree What does Cree mean? 7 8 -456 1 FORT CHIPEWYAN , Canada - In the Cree language , the word " athabasca " means " a place where grass is everywhere " . Cree language , Who are the Cree? 7 10 -456 2 Here in Alberta , the Athabasca River slices through forests of spruce and birch before spilling into a vast freshwater delta and Lake Athabasca . Athabasca River slices through forests of spruce How long is the Athabasca River? 5 12 -456 3 But 100 miles upstream , the boreal forest has been peeled back by enormous strip mines , where massive shovels pick up 100 tons of earth at a time and dump it into yellow trucks as big as houses . boreal forest what is a boreal forest? 6 8 -456 3 But 100 miles upstream , the boreal forest has been peeled back by enormous strip mines , where massive shovels pick up 100 tons of earth at a time and dump it into yellow trucks as big as houses . massive Why are they digging through the forest? 18 19 -456 3 But 100 miles upstream , the boreal forest has been peeled back by enormous strip mines , where massive shovels pick up 100 tons of earth at a time and dump it into yellow trucks as big as houses . enormous strip mines , What corporations own these strip mines? 13 17 -456 4 The tarry bitumen that is extracted is eventually shipped to refineries , many in the United States , to be processed into gasoline , diesel and other fuels . tarry bitumen is this a flower? 1 3 -456 4 The tarry bitumen that is extracted is eventually shipped to refineries , many in the United States , to be processed into gasoline , diesel and other fuels . tarry How did they know that tarry bitumen can be found there? 1 2 -456 4 The tarry bitumen that is extracted is eventually shipped to refineries , many in the United States , to be processed into gasoline , diesel and other fuels . tarry bitumen Is tarry bitumen similar to shale oil? 1 3 -456 5 But the leftover polluted slurry remains in miles - long impoundments , some high above the banks of the river . impoundments , what is an impoundment? 10 12 -456 5 But the leftover polluted slurry remains in miles - long impoundments , some high above the banks of the river . leftover Why didn't they clean up after themselves? 2 3 -456 5 But the leftover polluted slurry remains in miles - long impoundments , some high above the banks of the river . leftover polluted slurry How can this pollution be dealt with? 2 5 -457 1 The usual scenario involves suspicious glances , inattentive clerks or rude service - not handcuffs . usual scenario what is the usual scenario 1 3 -457 1 The usual scenario involves suspicious glances , inattentive clerks or rude service - not handcuffs . usual What usual scenario? 1 2 -457 2 Yet when a black teen said he was wrongly jailed after buying a $ 350 belt at a Manhattan luxury store , it struck a nerve in African - Americans accustomed to finding that their money is not necessarily as good as everyone else ' s . at a Manhattan luxury store , Which Manhattan luxury store? 16 22 -457 2 Yet when a black teen said he was wrongly jailed after buying a $ 350 belt at a Manhattan luxury store , it struck a nerve in African - Americans accustomed to finding that their money is not necessarily as good as everyone else ' s . good as everyone else ' s Does this refer to money not being able to buy as much, or being searched by police? 40 46 -457 2 Yet when a black teen said he was wrongly jailed after buying a $ 350 belt at a Manhattan luxury store , it struck a nerve in African - Americans accustomed to finding that their money is not necessarily as good as everyone else ' s . wrongly How was he \"wrongly jailed\" after he bought an item? 8 9 -457 3 Shopping while black , they say , can be a humiliating experience . humiliating experience What makes it humiliating the most? 10 12 -457 3 Shopping while black , they say , can be a humiliating experience . humiliating How can it be humiliating? 10 11 -457 4 Much attention has been paid to the issue over the years - Oprah Winfrey complained that a Swiss clerk did not think she could afford a $ 38 , 000 handbag , and even President Barack Obama has said he was once followed in stores . not How did Oprah Winfrey know that the Swiss clerk believed that Oprah could not afford an expensive handbag? 20 21 -457 5 But according to shoppers interviewed Monday , many people don ' t recognize how prevalent retail discrimination is , and how the consistent stream of small insults adds up to a large problem . large problem what is the large problem? 31 33 -457 5 But according to shoppers interviewed Monday , many people don ' t recognize how prevalent retail discrimination is , and how the consistent stream of small insults adds up to a large problem . consistent What do these \"consistent stream of small insults\" consist of? 22 23 -458 1 SAN FRANCISCO - Happily hunched over his iPad , Britain ' s most celebrated living artist David Hockney is pioneering in the art world again , turning his index finger into a paintbrush that he uses to swipe across a touch screen to create vibrant landscapes , colorful forests and richly layered scenes . pioneering in the art world again , How was he a pioneer in the past? 19 26 -458 1 SAN FRANCISCO - Happily hunched over his iPad , Britain ' s most celebrated living artist David Hockney is pioneering in the art world again , turning his index finger into a paintbrush that he uses to swipe across a touch screen to create vibrant landscapes , colorful forests and richly layered scenes . Britain ' s most celebrated living artist Why is he Britain's most celebrated living artist? 9 16 -458 2 " It ' s a very new medium , " said Hockney . medium , " what medium is it? 7 10 -458 2 " It ' s a very new medium , " said Hockney . very new how new is it? 5 7 -458 2 " It ' s a very new medium , " said Hockney . very new When did the medium come to existence? 5 7 -458 3 So new , in fact , he wasn ' t sure what he was creating until he began printing his digital images a few years ago . digital images how did he print? 20 22 -458 4 " I was pretty amazed by them actually , " he said , laughing . laughing why was he laughing? 13 14 -458 4 " I was pretty amazed by them actually , " he said , laughing . amazed Why was he amazed? 4 5 -458 5 " I ' m still amazed " . A new exhibit of Hockney ' s work , including about 150 iPad images , opened Saturday in the de Young Museum in Golden Gate Park , just a short trip for Silicon Valley techies who created both the hardware and software for this 21st - century reinvention of finger - painting . including about 150 iPad images , How are they displayed? 17 23 -458 5 " I ' m still amazed " . A new exhibit of Hockney ' s work , including about 150 iPad images , opened Saturday in the de Young Museum in Golden Gate Park , just a short trip for Silicon Valley techies who created both the hardware and software for this 21st - century reinvention of finger - painting . finger - painting painting on an ipad? 57 60 -459 2 # goodluckwiththat . The recommendations are bound to prompt eye - rolling and LOLs from many teens but an influential pediatricians group says parents need to know that unrestricted media use can have serious consequences . an influential pediatricians group Who are the doctors that make up the group? 18 22 -459 2 # goodluckwiththat . The recommendations are bound to prompt eye - rolling and LOLs from many teens but an influential pediatricians group says parents need to know that unrestricted media use can have serious consequences . serious consequences What kinds of consequences does screen time have? 33 35 -459 2 # goodluckwiththat . The recommendations are bound to prompt eye - rolling and LOLs from many teens but an influential pediatricians group says parents need to know that unrestricted media use can have serious consequences . influential pediatricians group Does this group of pediatricians have a name? 19 22 -459 2 # goodluckwiththat . The recommendations are bound to prompt eye - rolling and LOLs from many teens but an influential pediatricians group says parents need to know that unrestricted media use can have serious consequences . serious consequences What serious consequences can unrestricted media have? 33 35 -459 4 It ' s not a major cause of these troubles , but " many parents are clueless " about the profound impact media exposure can have on their children , said Dr . Victor Strasburger , lead author of the new American Academy of Pediatrics policy . profound impact What are some alternatives parents could use in place of social media for their kids'? 20 22 -459 5 " This is the 21st century and they need to get with it , " said Strasburger , a University of New Mexico adolescent medicine specialist . adolescent medicine specialist Are there any medecines that can be prescribed to stop screen time from being so excessive? 23 26 -459 5 " This is the 21st century and they need to get with it , " said Strasburger , a University of New Mexico adolescent medicine specialist . said Strasburger , Does this doctor suggest kids' should read more books instead of going on social media? 15 18 -460 1 ACACIAS , Colombia - The man with the crash helmet and the American - flag shirt barrels down the muddy track on a muscled steed , chasing a bull the size of small car . The man who is the man? 4 6 -460 1 ACACIAS , Colombia - The man with the crash helmet and the American - flag shirt barrels down the muddy track on a muscled steed , chasing a bull the size of small car . crash helmet what is a crash helmet? 8 10 -460 1 ACACIAS , Colombia - The man with the crash helmet and the American - flag shirt barrels down the muddy track on a muscled steed , chasing a bull the size of small car . The man Who is the man? 4 6 -460 1 ACACIAS , Colombia - The man with the crash helmet and the American - flag shirt barrels down the muddy track on a muscled steed , chasing a bull the size of small car . chasing a bull the size of small car Why is he chasing a bull, an event? 26 34 -460 3 The bull tumbles and rolls - spraying the cheering crowd with mud - before bouncing up and lumbering down the track . tumbles and rolls did it fall or was it pushed? 2 5 -460 3 The bull tumbles and rolls - spraying the cheering crowd with mud - before bouncing up and lumbering down the track . cheering crowd What is the event that is being written about here? 8 10 -460 4 Welcome to the world of coleo , a high - speed , high - risk sport that ' s hard on man , bull and spectators . coleo , is this sport popular? 5 7 -460 4 Welcome to the world of coleo , a high - speed , high - risk sport that ' s hard on man , bull and spectators . world of coleo , How popular is this world of coleo? 3 7 -460 4 Welcome to the world of coleo , a high - speed , high - risk sport that ' s hard on man , bull and spectators . spectators Why is it hard on spectators? 25 26 -460 5 In this part of South America , coleo is a birthright , a practice learned by farmhands who have to chase down runaway cattle . South America , coleo which part is it? 4 8 -461 1 NEW YORK - Characterizing their meeting with the NFL about their disapproval of the use of Redskins by the Washington franchise as disappointing , representatives of the Oneida Indian Nation requested a meeting with all 32 NFL owners during Super Bowl week . Redskins What is redskins? 16 17 -461 1 NEW YORK - Characterizing their meeting with the NFL about their disapproval of the use of Redskins by the Washington franchise as disappointing , representatives of the Oneida Indian Nation requested a meeting with all 32 NFL owners during Super Bowl week . Oneida Indian Nation Why did the Oneida Indian Nation want to meet with the NFL? 27 30 -461 2 They hope to persuade the other team owners and Commissioner Roger Goodell to put pressure on Redskins owner Daniel Snyder to drop the nickname they find offensive . nickname they find offensive Does the two redskins even look similar? 23 27 -461 2 They hope to persuade the other team owners and Commissioner Roger Goodell to put pressure on Redskins owner Daniel Snyder to drop the nickname they find offensive . drop the nickname they find offensive . Why is redskin offensive to the Oneida Indian Nation? 21 28 -461 3 " Given the way the meeting transpired , " Ray Halbritter , an Oneida representative and leader of the " Change the Mascot Campaign , " said Wednesday , " it became somewhat evident they were defending the continued use of the name . defending the continued use of the name . Why do they defend the name Redskins? 36 44 -461 3 " Given the way the meeting transpired , " Ray Halbritter , an Oneida representative and leader of the " Change the Mascot Campaign , " said Wednesday , " it became somewhat evident they were defending the continued use of the name . " Change the Mascot Campaign , " Why is the movement referencing the Mascot as needing to change if they have a problem with the \"Redskins\" name? 19 26 -461 4 Of course , we ' re disappointed " . The Oneidas asked Goodell and Snyder to " visit our homelands , " and sought an amendment to league bylaws to prohibit franchises from naming a team with any term that is a racial epithet . Oneidas Who are the Oneisdas? 10 11 -461 4 Of course , we ' re disappointed " . The Oneidas asked Goodell and Snyder to " visit our homelands , " and sought an amendment to league bylaws to prohibit franchises from naming a team with any term that is a racial epithet . " visit our homelands , " Why do they want them to visit their homelands if they're not going to change the team name? 16 22 -461 4 Of course , we ' re disappointed " . The Oneidas asked Goodell and Snyder to " visit our homelands , " and sought an amendment to league bylaws to prohibit franchises from naming a team with any term that is a racial epithet . amendment to league bylaws How long has this feud been going on? 25 29 -461 5 Halbritter says the dictionary defines the word ' redskins ' precisely that way . precisely that way In what way is the word redskins defined? 10 13 -461 5 Halbritter says the dictionary defines the word ' redskins ' precisely that way . dictionary defines What is the definition of redskins? 3 5 -462 1 AMSTERDAM - A major investigation into whether art hanging in Dutch museums may have once been Nazi loot has yielded an unexpectedly large result : 139 suspect works , including ones by masters like Matisse , Klee and Kandinsky . A major investigation Who is conducting the investigation? 2 5 -462 1 AMSTERDAM - A major investigation into whether art hanging in Dutch museums may have once been Nazi loot has yielded an unexpectedly large result : 139 suspect works , including ones by masters like Matisse , Klee and Kandinsky . ones by masters like Matisse , Klee and Kandinsky Who are Matisse, Klee, and Kandinsky? 30 39 -462 1 AMSTERDAM - A major investigation into whether art hanging in Dutch museums may have once been Nazi loot has yielded an unexpectedly large result : 139 suspect works , including ones by masters like Matisse , Klee and Kandinsky . Matisse , Klee are they all painters? 34 37 -462 1 AMSTERDAM - A major investigation into whether art hanging in Dutch museums may have once been Nazi loot has yielded an unexpectedly large result : 139 suspect works , including ones by masters like Matisse , Klee and Kandinsky . Nazi loot How do you know something is Nazi loot? 16 18 -462 2 The bombshell announcement Tuesday by the museums raises the question of why it has taken them nearly 70 years to examine their collections in a systematic way after World War II - and suggests that even more looted art may emerge from other countries that haven ' t yet done so . more looted art may emerge from other countries What other countries? 36 44 -462 2 The bombshell announcement Tuesday by the museums raises the question of why it has taken them nearly 70 years to examine their collections in a systematic way after World War II - and suggests that even more looted art may emerge from other countries that haven ' t yet done so . taken them nearly 70 years How often do they examine art collections to determine whether they were looted? 14 19 -462 2 The bombshell announcement Tuesday by the museums raises the question of why it has taken them nearly 70 years to examine their collections in a systematic way after World War II - and suggests that even more looted art may emerge from other countries that haven ' t yet done so . looted art How does a person steal such valuable art? 37 39 -462 3 " These objects are either thought or known to have been looted , confiscated or sold under duress , " said Siebe Weide , director of the Netherlands Museums Association . looted , confiscated or sold under duress , " How do they know that these were looted, confiscated, or sold under duress? 11 20 -462 3 " These objects are either thought or known to have been looted , confiscated or sold under duress , " said Siebe Weide , director of the Netherlands Museums Association . under duress , " who had them under duress? 16 20 -462 3 " These objects are either thought or known to have been looted , confiscated or sold under duress , " said Siebe Weide , director of the Netherlands Museums Association . sold under duress , " How much duress is necessary in order to make the transaction questionable? 15 20 -462 4 He said returning them is " both a moral obligation and one that we have taken upon ourselves " . returning them Who would these be returned to? 2 4 -462 4 He said returning them is " both a moral obligation and one that we have taken upon ourselves " . moral obligation Why are they morally obligated to return the art? 8 10 -462 5 The tainted art involved 69 paintings , including French artist Henri Matisse ' s 1921 " Odalisque " painting of a half - nude reclining woman , which hangs at Amsterdam ' s Stedelijk Museum , one of the country ' s top tourist draws . country ' s top tourist draws Why is this one of the country's top tourist draws? 39 45 -462 5 The tainted art involved 69 paintings , including French artist Henri Matisse ' s 1921 " Odalisque " painting of a half - nude reclining woman , which hangs at Amsterdam ' s Stedelijk Museum , one of the country ' s top tourist draws . half - nude reclining woman , why does this matter? 21 27 -462 5 The tainted art involved 69 paintings , including French artist Henri Matisse ' s 1921 " Odalisque " painting of a half - nude reclining woman , which hangs at Amsterdam ' s Stedelijk Museum , one of the country ' s top tourist draws . Henri Matisse ' s 1921 " Odalisque " Why was this painting not recognized as tainted much earlier if it is so famous and such a large draw to tourists? 10 18 -463 1 BOSTON - From the Green Monster to the Charles River , the bearded champions celebrated their improbable journey with another familiar sight in Boston . improbable journey What did they do on their \"improbable\" journey? 16 18 -463 1 BOSTON - From the Green Monster to the Charles River , the bearded champions celebrated their improbable journey with another familiar sight in Boston . champions celebrated their improbable journey Why was the journey improbable? 13 18 -463 1 BOSTON - From the Green Monster to the Charles River , the bearded champions celebrated their improbable journey with another familiar sight in Boston . bearded champions Who are these people? 12 14 -463 1 BOSTON - From the Green Monster to the Charles River , the bearded champions celebrated their improbable journey with another familiar sight in Boston . familiar sight What is the familiar sight? 20 22 -463 1 BOSTON - From the Green Monster to the Charles River , the bearded champions celebrated their improbable journey with another familiar sight in Boston . the bearded champions Who are these bearded champions? 11 14 -463 1 BOSTON - From the Green Monster to the Charles River , the bearded champions celebrated their improbable journey with another familiar sight in Boston . journey What is the journey the article is describing? 17 18 -463 2 The World Series trophy . For the third time in 10 years , the Red Sox carried the prize through their city in a " rolling rally " of amphibious " duck boats " as thousands of fans lined the streets and the banks of the waterway that separates Boston from Cambridge . " duck boats " What are duck boats? 30 34 -463 2 The World Series trophy . For the third time in 10 years , the Red Sox carried the prize through their city in a " rolling rally " of amphibious " duck boats " as thousands of fans lined the streets and the banks of the waterway that separates Boston from Cambridge . third time in 10 years , What made them such a great team to win the World Series trophy for the third time in 10 years? 7 13 -463 2 The World Series trophy . For the third time in 10 years , the Red Sox carried the prize through their city in a " rolling rally " of amphibious " duck boats " as thousands of fans lined the streets and the banks of the waterway that separates Boston from Cambridge . For the third time in 10 years , How many championships have they won in all of history? 5 13 -463 3 The most poignant moment occurred early in Saturday ' s trip when the vehicles stopped at the Boston Marathon finish line , near where two explosions killed three spectators at the race on April 15 . two explosions killed three spectators How did this explosion occur? 24 29 -463 3 The most poignant moment occurred early in Saturday ' s trip when the vehicles stopped at the Boston Marathon finish line , near where two explosions killed three spectators at the race on April 15 . stopped at the Boston Marathon finish line , What happened when they got there? 14 22 -463 4 Outfielder Jonny Gomes placed the trophy on the line and he and catcher Jarrod Saltalamacchia held Red Sox jerseys with the words " BOSTON STRONG " and the number 617 , the city ' s area code . the words " BOSTON STRONG " Where are those jerseys now? 20 26 -463 5 A jersey with that message hung in the Red Sox dugout throughout the season after the bombings . the bombings How many were injured in the bombings? 15 17 -464 1 DUBAI , United Arab Emirates - A growing number of men are quietly helping steer a campaign to end Saudi Arabia ' s ban on allowing women to drive , risking their jobs and social condemnation in the conservative kingdom . growing number of men Why are the men helping to end the ban on women driving? 7 11 -464 1 DUBAI , United Arab Emirates - A growing number of men are quietly helping steer a campaign to end Saudi Arabia ' s ban on allowing women to drive , risking their jobs and social condemnation in the conservative kingdom . Saudi Arabia ' s ban Why does Saudi Arabia ban women driving? 19 24 -464 1 DUBAI , United Arab Emirates - A growing number of men are quietly helping steer a campaign to end Saudi Arabia ' s ban on allowing women to drive , risking their jobs and social condemnation in the conservative kingdom . risking their jobs Why would the men lose their jobs by helping the women to drive? 30 33 -464 2 Some of the men have even been questioned by authorities , and one was detained by a branch of the Saudi Interior Ministry - a move that sent a chill through some of the activists working to put women behind the wheel . sent a chill through some of the activists Who are the activists? 27 35 -464 2 Some of the men have even been questioned by authorities , and one was detained by a branch of the Saudi Interior Ministry - a move that sent a chill through some of the activists working to put women behind the wheel . a move that sent a chill What is so bad about the Saudi Interior Ministry? 24 30 -464 2 Some of the men have even been questioned by authorities , and one was detained by a branch of the Saudi Interior Ministry - a move that sent a chill through some of the activists working to put women behind the wheel . sent a chill why did it send a chill? 27 30 -464 2 Some of the men have even been questioned by authorities , and one was detained by a branch of the Saudi Interior Ministry - a move that sent a chill through some of the activists working to put women behind the wheel . branch Which branch of the Saudi Interior Minsitry? 17 18 -464 2 Some of the men have even been questioned by authorities , and one was detained by a branch of the Saudi Interior Ministry - a move that sent a chill through some of the activists working to put women behind the wheel . Saudi Interior Ministry Why are the people afraid of the Saudi Interior Ministry? 20 23 -464 3 On Saturday , more than 60 women said they defied the ban , although they faced little action from police . faced little action from police Why didn't the police enforce the current ban? 15 20 -464 3 On Saturday , more than 60 women said they defied the ban , although they faced little action from police . little action from police . Why did the police not do anything about the women? 16 21 -464 4 In the run - up to the weekend protest , men played a key role in helping wives , sisters and female friends to enjoy what they believe is a fundamental right . men played a key role How did they play a key role? 10 15 -464 4 In the run - up to the weekend protest , men played a key role in helping wives , sisters and female friends to enjoy what they believe is a fundamental right . run - up what do they mean by run up? 2 5 -464 4 In the run - up to the weekend protest , men played a key role in helping wives , sisters and female friends to enjoy what they believe is a fundamental right . key role What did they do specifically to provide a key role? 13 15 -464 5 Since the campaign was launched in September , they have produced videos of women driving and put them on social networks . campaign Does it have a formal name or leader? 2 3 -464 5 Since the campaign was launched in September , they have produced videos of women driving and put them on social networks . social networks which social networks? 19 21 -465 1 LEAD , S . D . - Nearly a mile underground in an abandoned gold mine , one of the most important quests in physics has so far come up empty in the search for the elusive substance known as dark matter , scientists announced Wednesday . dark matter , what is dark matter> 40 43 -465 1 LEAD , S . D . - Nearly a mile underground in an abandoned gold mine , one of the most important quests in physics has so far come up empty in the search for the elusive substance known as dark matter , scientists announced Wednesday . scientists announced Wednesday . Which scientists? 43 47 -465 1 LEAD , S . D . - Nearly a mile underground in an abandoned gold mine , one of the most important quests in physics has so far come up empty in the search for the elusive substance known as dark matter , scientists announced Wednesday . search for the elusive substance Why would this substance be nearly a mile underground in a gold mine? 33 38 -465 2 But physicists on the project were upbeat , saying they had developed a new , more sensitive method of searching for the mysterious material that has mass but cannot be seen . new , more sensitive method what method? 13 18 -465 2 But physicists on the project were upbeat , saying they had developed a new , more sensitive method of searching for the mysterious material that has mass but cannot be seen . developed a new , more sensitive method What type of method did they develop? 11 18 -465 2 But physicists on the project were upbeat , saying they had developed a new , more sensitive method of searching for the mysterious material that has mass but cannot be seen . searching for the mysterious material When was this mysterious material discovered? 19 24 -465 2 But physicists on the project were upbeat , saying they had developed a new , more sensitive method of searching for the mysterious material that has mass but cannot be seen . material that has mass but cannot be seen This could use elaboration 23 31 -465 2 But physicists on the project were upbeat , saying they had developed a new , more sensitive method of searching for the mysterious material that has mass but cannot be seen . project were upbeat , why were they upbeat? 4 8 -465 3 They planned to keep looking . " This is just the opening salvo , " said Richard Gaitskell of Brown University , a scientist working on the Large Underground Xenon experiment , or LUX , the most advanced Earth - based search for dark matter . search for dark matter How does one begin to search for dark matter? 41 45 -465 3 They planned to keep looking . " This is just the opening salvo , " said Richard Gaitskell of Brown University , a scientist working on the Large Underground Xenon experiment , or LUX , the most advanced Earth - based search for dark matter . salvo , " what is a salvo? 12 15 -465 4 A detector attached to the International Space Station has so far failed to find any dark matter either . failed to find any dark matter How can scientists be so sure that they will ever find dark matter? 11 17 -465 5 The researchers released their initial findings Wednesday after the experiment ' s first few months at the Sanford Underground Research Facility , which was built in the former Homestake gold mine in South Dakota ' s Black Hills . Sanford Underground Research Facility , How much did this facility cost to construct? 17 22 -465 5 The researchers released their initial findings Wednesday after the experiment ' s first few months at the Sanford Underground Research Facility , which was built in the former Homestake gold mine in South Dakota ' s Black Hills . Homestake gold mine in where is that? 28 32 -466 1 STAVANGER , Norway - Residents of the small Norwegian town of Rjukan have finally seen the light . light which light? 16 17 -466 1 STAVANGER , Norway - Residents of the small Norwegian town of Rjukan have finally seen the light . Rjukan Where in Norway is this town? 11 12 -466 1 STAVANGER , Norway - Residents of the small Norwegian town of Rjukan have finally seen the light . finally seen the light . This is vague but I assume leading to an explanation 13 18 -466 1 STAVANGER , Norway - Residents of the small Norwegian town of Rjukan have finally seen the light . finally seen the light What have they seen the light about? 13 17 -466 2 Tucked in between steep mountains , the town is normally shrouded in shadow for almost six months a year , with residents having to catch a cable car to the top of a nearby precipice to get a fix of midday vitamin D . But on Wednesday faint rays from the winter sun for the first time reached the town ' s market square , thanks to three 183 - square - foot ( 17 - square - meter ) mirrors placed on a mountain . ( 17 - square - meter ) how were they made? 73 80 -466 2 Tucked in between steep mountains , the town is normally shrouded in shadow for almost six months a year , with residents having to catch a cable car to the top of a nearby precipice to get a fix of midday vitamin D . But on Wednesday faint rays from the winter sun for the first time reached the town ' s market square , thanks to three 183 - square - foot ( 17 - square - meter ) mirrors placed on a mountain . vitamin D Do the residents take vitamin D supplements during these 6 months of shade? 41 43 -466 3 Cheering families , some on sun loungers , drinking cocktails and waving Norwegian flags , donned shades as the sun crept from behind a cloud to hit the mirrors and reflect down onto the faces of delighted children below . sun loungers , is this a chair? 5 8 -466 4 TV footage of the event showed the center of the crowded square light up a touch , but not as if hit by direct sunlight . light up a touch , Just how bright or dim was this sunlight? 12 17 -466 5 Still , residents said the effect was noticeable . noticeable Can this be put more in a more descriptive way? 7 8 -467 1 HOUSTON - Plans to auction a rare permit that will allow a hunter to take down an endangered black rhino are drawing criticism from some conservationists , but the organizer says the fundraiser could bring in more than $ 1 million that would go toward protecting the species . protecting the species How is this supposed to protect the endangered black rhino species if their auctioning off a permit to hunt them? 45 48 -467 1 HOUSTON - Plans to auction a rare permit that will allow a hunter to take down an endangered black rhino are drawing criticism from some conservationists , but the organizer says the fundraiser could bring in more than $ 1 million that would go toward protecting the species . rare permit why are they doing this? 6 8 -467 1 HOUSTON - Plans to auction a rare permit that will allow a hunter to take down an endangered black rhino are drawing criticism from some conservationists , but the organizer says the fundraiser could bring in more than $ 1 million that would go toward protecting the species . endangered How many black rhino's are left? 17 18 -467 1 HOUSTON - Plans to auction a rare permit that will allow a hunter to take down an endangered black rhino are drawing criticism from some conservationists , but the organizer says the fundraiser could bring in more than $ 1 million that would go toward protecting the species . endangered black rhino There are black rhinos in Houston? 17 20 -467 2 John J . Jackson III belongs to the Dallas Safari Club , which earlier this month announced it would auction the permit - one of only five offered annually by Namibia in southwestern Africa . John J . Jackson III Who is this and why does he get to decide the auction of the permit? 0 5 -467 2 John J . Jackson III belongs to the Dallas Safari Club , which earlier this month announced it would auction the permit - one of only five offered annually by Namibia in southwestern Africa . Namibia do they do it for money? 30 31 -467 2 John J . Jackson III belongs to the Dallas Safari Club , which earlier this month announced it would auction the permit - one of only five offered annually by Namibia in southwestern Africa . Dallas Safari Club , What is the Dallas Safari Club? What does this group do? 8 12 -467 2 John J . Jackson III belongs to the Dallas Safari Club , which earlier this month announced it would auction the permit - one of only five offered annually by Namibia in southwestern Africa . would auction the permit Why are these even auctioned when they are an endangered species? 18 22 -467 3 The permit is also the first to be made available for purchase outside of that country . outside of that country How many permits are out there in other countries? 12 16 -467 4 " This is advanced , state - of - the - art wildlife conservation and management techniques , " Jackson , a Metairie , La . - based international wildlife attorney , said Wednesday . Metairie , what is a metairie? 22 24 -467 4 " This is advanced , state - of - the - art wildlife conservation and management techniques , " Jackson , a Metairie , La . - based international wildlife attorney , said Wednesday . advanced , What makes this technique advanced? 3 5 -467 4 " This is advanced , state - of - the - art wildlife conservation and management techniques , " Jackson , a Metairie , La . - based international wildlife attorney , said Wednesday . advanced , How is it advanced? 3 5 -467 5 " It ' s not something the layman understands , but they should . but they should Why should they understand? 10 13 -467 5 " It ' s not something the layman understands , but they should . layman what about laywomen? 7 8 -467 5 " It ' s not something the layman understands , but they should . layman Why would a layman not understand this strategy? 7 8 -468 1 DAVIE , Fla . - In the stadium program sold at the Miami Dolphins ' game on Halloween , Richie Incognito was asked who ' s the easiest teammate to scare . Richie Incognito was asked How did Richie Incognito respond? 19 23 -468 1 DAVIE , Fla . - In the stadium program sold at the Miami Dolphins ' game on Halloween , Richie Incognito was asked who ' s the easiest teammate to scare . Richie Incognito Who is Richie Incognito? 19 21 -468 2 His answer : Jonathan Martin . The troubled , troubling relationship between the two offensive linemen took an ominous turn Monday with fresh revelations : Incognito sent text messages to his teammate that were racist and threatening , two people familiar with the situation said . Incognito sent text messages Was Incognito questioned about this incident? 25 29 -468 2 His answer : Jonathan Martin . The troubled , troubling relationship between the two offensive linemen took an ominous turn Monday with fresh revelations : Incognito sent text messages to his teammate that were racist and threatening , two people familiar with the situation said . ominous turn how did they find out? 18 20 -468 3 The people spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because the Dolphins and NFL haven ' t disclosed the nature of the misconduct that led to Sunday ' s suspension of Incognito , a veteran with a reputation for dirty play . dirty play What is dirty play? 41 43 -468 3 The people spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because the Dolphins and NFL haven ' t disclosed the nature of the misconduct that led to Sunday ' s suspension of Incognito , a veteran with a reputation for dirty play . suspension of Incognito , What is Incognito's race? 31 35 -468 3 The people spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because the Dolphins and NFL haven ' t disclosed the nature of the misconduct that led to Sunday ' s suspension of Incognito , a veteran with a reputation for dirty play . a veteran with a reputation for dirty play . How did he get a reputation for dirty play? 35 44 -468 3 The people spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because the Dolphins and NFL haven ' t disclosed the nature of the misconduct that led to Sunday ' s suspension of Incognito , a veteran with a reputation for dirty play . suspension How long was Richie Incognito's suspension? 31 32 -468 4 Martin , a tackle , remained absent from practice Monday one week after he suddenly left the team because of emotional issues . emotional issues what emotional issues? 20 22 -468 4 Martin , a tackle , remained absent from practice Monday one week after he suddenly left the team because of emotional issues . left the team because of emotional issues Was this due to his overwhelming anger for one of his teammates? 15 22 -468 4 Martin , a tackle , remained absent from practice Monday one week after he suddenly left the team because of emotional issues . emotional issues what are his issues? 20 22 -468 5 Also missing was Incognito , a guard suspended indefinitely late Sunday by coach Joe Philbin for his treatment of Martin . Also missing was Incognito , Does he have a contract with his team? 0 5 -468 5 Also missing was Incognito , a guard suspended indefinitely late Sunday by coach Joe Philbin for his treatment of Martin . Incognito , is that his name? 3 5 -469 1 ALBUQUERQUE , N . M . - In the small , rural community of Reserve , N . M . , children waiting for the school bus gather inside wooden and mesh cages provided as protection from wolves . provided as protection from wolves Why do children need protection from wolves? 33 38 -469 1 ALBUQUERQUE , N . M . - In the small , rural community of Reserve , N . M . , children waiting for the school bus gather inside wooden and mesh cages provided as protection from wolves . wooden and mesh cages How are these cages built? Who builds them? 29 33 -469 1 ALBUQUERQUE , N . M . - In the small , rural community of Reserve , N . M . , children waiting for the school bus gather inside wooden and mesh cages provided as protection from wolves . protection Why do the children need protection from wolves? 35 36 -469 2 Parents consider the " kid cages " a reasonable precaution . reasonable precaution Why is reasonable precaution needed? 8 10 -469 2 Parents consider the " kid cages " a reasonable precaution . " kid cages " are they named that? 3 7 -469 3 Defenders of the wolves note there have been no documented wolf attacks in New Mexico or Arizona . Defenders of the wolves Who are the defenders of the wolves? 0 4 -469 3 Defenders of the wolves note there have been no documented wolf attacks in New Mexico or Arizona . documented wolf attacks have there been undocumented attacks? 9 12 -469 4 Fears of wolves attacking humans , they say , are overblown , and the cages nothing more than a stunt . Fears What drives the fears that wolves will attack humans? 0 1 -469 5 In 1995 , the reintroduction of Canadian gray wolves into the northern Rockies ignited a furor . ignited a furor Why did reintroducing the wolves ignite a furor? 13 16 -469 5 In 1995 , the reintroduction of Canadian gray wolves into the northern Rockies ignited a furor . reintroduction of Canadian gray wolves How were they reintroduced? 4 9 -469 5 In 1995 , the reintroduction of Canadian gray wolves into the northern Rockies ignited a furor . furor what is a furor? 15 16 -470 1 NEW YORK - Bill de Blasio was elected New York City ' s first Democratic mayor in two decades Tuesday , running on an unabashedly liberal , tax - the - rich platform that contrasted sharply with billionaire Michael Bloomberg ' s record during 12 years in office . contrasted sharply with billionaire Michael How did de Blasio's platform clash with Bloomberg's? 34 39 -470 1 NEW YORK - Bill de Blasio was elected New York City ' s first Democratic mayor in two decades Tuesday , running on an unabashedly liberal , tax - the - rich platform that contrasted sharply with billionaire Michael Bloomberg ' s record during 12 years in office . Michael Bloomberg ' s record What was Bloomberg's record during his 12 years in office? 38 43 -470 1 NEW YORK - Bill de Blasio was elected New York City ' s first Democratic mayor in two decades Tuesday , running on an unabashedly liberal , tax - the - rich platform that contrasted sharply with billionaire Michael Bloomberg ' s record during 12 years in office . running on an unabashedly liberal , tax - the - rich How much was he proposing to tax the rich? 21 32 -470 2 De Blasio , the city ' s public advocate , defeated Republican Joe Lhota , former chief of the metropolitan area ' s transit agency . defeated What were the margins he was defeated by? 10 11 -470 4 He had been heavily favored , holding an overwhelming lead in the polls for weeks . He had been heavily favored , What has he been favored for? 0 6 -470 4 He had been heavily favored , holding an overwhelming lead in the polls for weeks . holding an overwhelming lead in the polls Why did de Blasio have a large lead in the polls? 6 13 -470 4 He had been heavily favored , holding an overwhelming lead in the polls for weeks . overwhelming What was the average amount of lead he had? 8 9 -470 4 He had been heavily favored , holding an overwhelming lead in the polls for weeks . overwhelming lead in the polls for weeks Why was he so revered in this election? 8 15 -470 4 He had been heavily favored , holding an overwhelming lead in the polls for weeks . holding an overwhelming lead How much was his overwhelming lead? 6 10 -470 5 Bloomberg , who first ran as a Republican and later became an independent , guided the city through the financial meltdown and the aftermath of 9 / 11 . later became an independent , Why did he choose to become an independent? 9 14 -470 5 Bloomberg , who first ran as a Republican and later became an independent , guided the city through the financial meltdown and the aftermath of 9 / 11 . Bloomberg , who first ran as a Republican Why did he stop running as a Republican? 0 8 -471 2 To see the future of the NBA , they only have to swivel their heads . the NBA , they only have to swivel their heads swivel them which way? 5 15 -471 2 To see the future of the NBA , they only have to swivel their heads . see the future of the NBA , How are Rajiv Maheswaran and Yu-Han Chang able to see the future of the NBA? 1 8 -471 3 Whiteboards inside their office are filled with algorithms in shades of red , blue and green . algorithms what kind of algorithms? 7 8 -471 3 Whiteboards inside their office are filled with algorithms in shades of red , blue and green . algorithms What kind of algorithms? 7 8 -471 4 Programmers sit clustered around computers inputting lines of complex code . complex code in what language? 8 10 -471 4 Programmers sit clustered around computers inputting lines of complex code . complex code But why? If the future of the NBS is \"see\"-able, why are programmers and maths needed? 8 10 -471 4 Programmers sit clustered around computers inputting lines of complex code . inputting lines What does inputting lines of code have to do with the NBA? 5 7 -471 5 What resembles gibberish to anyone without a degree in computer science could help NBA teams find optimal ways to grab rebounds and defend pick and rolls through a proprietary software system developed by Maheswaran and Chang . optimal ways Isn't the point of sports that it is limited to the physicality of the players and their quickness in the moment? 16 18 -472 1 When Brookfield ( Wis . ) Central High School student Chloe Olier started driving earlier this summer , her parents Dany and Virginie installed a DriveCam , a monitoring device that records video whenever she makes driving mistakes . driving mistakes all kinds of mistakes? 36 38 -472 1 When Brookfield ( Wis . ) Central High School student Chloe Olier started driving earlier this summer , her parents Dany and Virginie installed a DriveCam , a monitoring device that records video whenever she makes driving mistakes . monitoring device Why did they use a monitoring device? 28 30 -472 3 " I felt violated , because it was going to be recording me , " the 16 - year - old said . felt violated , does everyone feel that way? 2 5 -472 4 Chloe now says she ' d recommend it to her friends because it has made her a better driver . she ' d recommend are her concerns gone? 3 7 -472 4 Chloe now says she ' d recommend it to her friends because it has made her a better driver . made her a better driver How did it make her a better driver? 14 19 -472 5 The machine , obtained for free from the family ' s auto insurer , American Family Insurance , recorded her 23 times the first week . 23 times the first week why so many times? 20 25 -473 1 LONDON – The elderly gentleman appeared nervous when authorities questioned him during a customs check aboard a train from Switzerland to Germany . appeared nervous Why is he nervous? 5 7 -473 1 LONDON – The elderly gentleman appeared nervous when authorities questioned him during a customs check aboard a train from Switzerland to Germany . appeared nervous Why did he appear nervous? 5 7 -473 1 LONDON – The elderly gentleman appeared nervous when authorities questioned him during a customs check aboard a train from Switzerland to Germany . nervous Why was the gentleman nervous? 6 7 -473 1 LONDON – The elderly gentleman appeared nervous when authorities questioned him during a customs check aboard a train from Switzerland to Germany . questioned Why did authorities decide to question him? 9 10 -473 1 LONDON – The elderly gentleman appeared nervous when authorities questioned him during a customs check aboard a train from Switzerland to Germany . The elderly gentleman appeared nervous Why did the man appear nervous? 2 7 -473 2 He was carrying about $ 12 , 000 in cash , just within the legal limit . $ 12 , 000 Why did he have $12,000 in cash with him? 4 8 -473 2 He was carrying about $ 12 , 000 in cash , just within the legal limit . $ 12 , 000 in cash , why is there a limit? 4 11 -473 3 But a feeling that something was not quite right eventually led them to later raid the apartment in Munich where the man lived as a recluse . raid the apartment Did they have probable cause? 14 17 -473 3 But a feeling that something was not quite right eventually led them to later raid the apartment in Munich where the man lived as a recluse . raid Are they allowed to raid his apartment? 14 15 -473 3 But a feeling that something was not quite right eventually led them to later raid the apartment in Munich where the man lived as a recluse . something was not quite what wasnt right? 4 8 -473 4 What they found was astonishing : paintings by Pablo Picasso , Marc Chagall , Henri Matisse and Paul Klee among 1 , 406 works of art crammed amid piles of canned food . paintings by Pablo Picasso , How'd he get these works? 6 11 -473 4 What they found was astonishing : paintings by Pablo Picasso , Marc Chagall , Henri Matisse and Paul Klee among 1 , 406 works of art crammed amid piles of canned food . Pablo Picasso , Were they real paintings? 8 11 -473 5 Some or all of the art , estimated to be worth $ 1 . 3 billion or more , was thought to have been looted by the Nazis more than 70 years ago . Some The paintings were all real? 0 1 -473 5 Some or all of the art , estimated to be worth $ 1 . 3 billion or more , was thought to have been looted by the Nazis more than 70 years ago . Nazis was he a nazi? 27 28 -474 1 MINNEAPOLIS - A bus driver for the Burnsville , Minn . , school district was fired last week for leading kids in Christian prayers on his bus , even after he was warned to stop - a move he considers a violation of his freedom of speech . violation of his freedom why a violation of freedome of speech? 41 45 -474 1 MINNEAPOLIS - A bus driver for the Burnsville , Minn . , school district was fired last week for leading kids in Christian prayers on his bus , even after he was warned to stop - a move he considers a violation of his freedom of speech . freedom of speech How is having other pray considered \"his\" freedom of speech? 44 47 -474 2 George Nathaniel , 49 , of Richfield , who is also a pastor for a pair of Minneapolis churches , was in his second year as a school bus driver for Durham School Services , a bus company under contract with Burnsville - Eagan - Savage District 191 . Burnsville - Eagan - Savage District where is this? 41 47 -474 2 George Nathaniel , 49 , of Richfield , who is also a pastor for a pair of Minneapolis churches , was in his second year as a school bus driver for Durham School Services , a bus company under contract with Burnsville - Eagan - Savage District 191 . churches , What kind of churches? 18 20 -474 2 George Nathaniel , 49 , of Richfield , who is also a pastor for a pair of Minneapolis churches , was in his second year as a school bus driver for Durham School Services , a bus company under contract with Burnsville - Eagan - Savage District 191 . Durham School Services , Is Durham School Services part of the school district, or a private company? 31 35 -474 3 After receiving a complaint from the school district about the prayer , Durham gave Nathaniel a warning and assigned him two new bus routes serving Edward D . Neill Elementary School and Metcalf Junior High School in Burnsville , he said . receiving a complaint who complained? 1 4 -474 5 When Nathaniel continued to lead prayers on his new routes , Durham sent him a separation letter dated Oct . 30 , saying : " There have been more complaints of religious material on the bus as well as other complaints regarding performance . separation letter did he read it? 15 17 -474 5 When Nathaniel continued to lead prayers on his new routes , Durham sent him a separation letter dated Oct . 30 , saying : " There have been more complaints of religious material on the bus as well as other complaints regarding performance . performance What sort of performance complaints? 42 43 -474 5 When Nathaniel continued to lead prayers on his new routes , Durham sent him a separation letter dated Oct . 30 , saying : " There have been more complaints of religious material on the bus as well as other complaints regarding performance . regarding performance What other performance issues were there besides the prayer issue? 41 43 -475 1 LOS ANGELES – Children with autism spectrum disorders usually aren ' t diagnosed until they are at least 2 years old , but a new study finds that signs of the condition are apparent as early as two months after birth . a new study finds Who conducted the study? 23 27 -475 1 LOS ANGELES – Children with autism spectrum disorders usually aren ' t diagnosed until they are at least 2 years old , but a new study finds that signs of the condition are apparent as early as two months after birth . two months how can they check? 37 39 -475 1 LOS ANGELES – Children with autism spectrum disorders usually aren ' t diagnosed until they are at least 2 years old , but a new study finds that signs of the condition are apparent as early as two months after birth . least 2 years old , why not until they are two? 17 22 -475 1 LOS ANGELES – Children with autism spectrum disorders usually aren ' t diagnosed until they are at least 2 years old , but a new study finds that signs of the condition are apparent as early as two months after birth . signs What are the signs that can be seen at two months? 28 29 -475 1 LOS ANGELES – Children with autism spectrum disorders usually aren ' t diagnosed until they are at least 2 years old , but a new study finds that signs of the condition are apparent as early as two months after birth . usually aren ' t diagnosed Is it possible to have children diagnosed at a younger age than 2? 8 13 -475 1 LOS ANGELES – Children with autism spectrum disorders usually aren ' t diagnosed until they are at least 2 years old , but a new study finds that signs of the condition are apparent as early as two months after birth . a new study Who is the author of this study? 23 26 -475 1 LOS ANGELES – Children with autism spectrum disorders usually aren ' t diagnosed until they are at least 2 years old , but a new study finds that signs of the condition are apparent as early as two months after birth . signs of the condition What are the signs of this condition that you would notice on a small child? 28 32 -475 2 Researchers focused on babies ' ability to make eye contact with caregivers , since lack of eye contact is one of the hallmarks of autism . Researchers focused Who are the researchers? 0 2 -475 2 Researchers focused on babies ' ability to make eye contact with caregivers , since lack of eye contact is one of the hallmarks of autism . make eye contact why is it a hallmark? 7 10 -475 2 Researchers focused on babies ' ability to make eye contact with caregivers , since lack of eye contact is one of the hallmarks of autism . ability Can all babies make eye contact at such a young age? 5 6 -475 2 Researchers focused on babies ' ability to make eye contact with caregivers , since lack of eye contact is one of the hallmarks of autism . ability to make eye contact with caregivers , At what age does this occur normally? 5 13 -475 3 Among typical children , interest in the eyes increased steadily with age . eyes increased Why the eyes? 7 9 -475 3 Among typical children , interest in the eyes increased steadily with age . increased If it increased with age, can a lack of it at a young age really be counted as a sign? 8 9 -475 3 Among typical children , interest in the eyes increased steadily with age . increased steadily with age At what age does this stop? 8 12 -475 4 But for children with autism , interest in the eyes waned starting between 2 and 6 months of age . 6 months of age did it wane always? 15 19 -475 4 But for children with autism , interest in the eyes waned starting between 2 and 6 months of age . waned So interest in the eyes decreased or was less present from the start? 10 11 -475 4 But for children with autism , interest in the eyes waned starting between 2 and 6 months of age . children with autism , What causes autism in children, are they born with this condition? 2 6 -475 4 But for children with autism , interest in the eyes waned starting between 2 and 6 months of age . waned starting between 2 and 6 months of age What is the average age for this to occur? 10 19 -475 5 By the time they reached their second birthdays , levels of eye fixation among children with autism were only half as high as levels seen in typically developing children , according to a report published Wednesday by the journal Nature . fixation Does this mean their eyes are fixed or just made eye contact briefly at some point. 12 13 -475 5 By the time they reached their second birthdays , levels of eye fixation among children with autism were only half as high as levels seen in typically developing children , according to a report published Wednesday by the journal Nature . only half as high Is there any research as to why this happens? 18 22 -475 5 By the time they reached their second birthdays , levels of eye fixation among children with autism were only half as high as levels seen in typically developing children , according to a report published Wednesday by the journal Nature . journal Nature Is this a reputable publication? 38 40 -476 1 CHICAGO - The Food and Drug Administration moved Thursday to virtually eliminate trans fat , an artificially created artery - clogging substance , from Americans ' diets . virtually eliminate What is meant by \"virtually\" eliminate? 10 12 -476 1 CHICAGO - The Food and Drug Administration moved Thursday to virtually eliminate trans fat , an artificially created artery - clogging substance , from Americans ' diets . eliminate trans fat , Why does trans fat need to be removed? 11 15 -476 1 CHICAGO - The Food and Drug Administration moved Thursday to virtually eliminate trans fat , an artificially created artery - clogging substance , from Americans ' diets . virtually eliminate trans fat , How will the FDA be able to virtually eliminate trans fat? 10 15 -476 2 The move follows a widespread effort by food makers and restaurant chains to remove the substance over the past decade , as consumers become more educated about risks and buy healthier alternatives . food makers and restaurant chains Which food makers and restaurant chains? 7 12 -476 2 The move follows a widespread effort by food makers and restaurant chains to remove the substance over the past decade , as consumers become more educated about risks and buy healthier alternatives . move follows a widespread effort by food makers What measures were taken by foodmakers? 1 9 -476 2 The move follows a widespread effort by food makers and restaurant chains to remove the substance over the past decade , as consumers become more educated about risks and buy healthier alternatives . consumers Is the concern mainly coming from the consumers? 22 23 -476 2 The move follows a widespread effort by food makers and restaurant chains to remove the substance over the past decade , as consumers become more educated about risks and buy healthier alternatives . follows a widespread effort If it is already widespread, why is the FDA getting involved? 2 6 -476 3 The FDA has required nutritional labels break out trans fat content since 2006 , a regulation that spurred many companies to alter their recipes . a regulation that spurred many companies What companies? 14 20 -476 3 The FDA has required nutritional labels break out trans fat content since 2006 , a regulation that spurred many companies to alter their recipes . alter their recipes How did companies alter their recipes? 21 24 -476 3 The FDA has required nutritional labels break out trans fat content since 2006 , a regulation that spurred many companies to alter their recipes . break out trans fat In what ways did the FDA require that rans fat be 'broken out'? 6 10 -476 3 The FDA has required nutritional labels break out trans fat content since 2006 , a regulation that spurred many companies to alter their recipes . break out trans fat How do labels do this? 6 10 -476 4 The FDA noted that trans fats in processed food have been shown to raise " bad " cholesterol , raising the risk of coronary heart disease . " bad " What is bad cholesterol versus good cholesterol? 14 17 -476 5 Reducing the use of trans fats could prevent 20 , 000 heart attacks and 7 , 000 deaths from heart disease a year , the FDA said . prevent How will the reduction or trans fat prevent these things? 7 8 -477 1 The nation ' s first four - star female general led New Yorkers in commemorating Veterans Day , part of the annual display of thanks to those who have served their country and an indication of the changing face of the military . nation ' s first four - star female general Who is the nation's first four- star female general? 1 10 -477 1 The nation ' s first four - star female general led New Yorkers in commemorating Veterans Day , part of the annual display of thanks to those who have served their country and an indication of the changing face of the military . led New Yorkers Why only New Yorkers? 10 13 -477 1 The nation ' s first four - star female general led New Yorkers in commemorating Veterans Day , part of the annual display of thanks to those who have served their country and an indication of the changing face of the military . indication of the changing face of the military How is the military changing its face? 34 42 -477 1 The nation ' s first four - star female general led New Yorkers in commemorating Veterans Day , part of the annual display of thanks to those who have served their country and an indication of the changing face of the military . changing How is the military changing? 37 38 -477 2 Led by President Barack Obama , civil and military officials across the nation placed wreaths on monuments to honor those who served in wars that have marked the nation ' s turbulent history . turbulent history why is history turbulent? 31 33 -477 2 Led by President Barack Obama , civil and military officials across the nation placed wreaths on monuments to honor those who served in wars that have marked the nation ' s turbulent history . placed wreaths on monuments Where did they place wreaths on monuments? 13 17 -477 2 Led by President Barack Obama , civil and military officials across the nation placed wreaths on monuments to honor those who served in wars that have marked the nation ' s turbulent history . wreaths What do the wreaths symbolize? 14 15 -477 3 They have also backed more employment opportunities for veterans . more employment opportunities What sorts of employment opportunities? 4 7 -477 3 They have also backed more employment opportunities for veterans . backed more employment opportunities for what kind of opportunities? 3 8 -477 3 They have also backed more employment opportunities for veterans . They Who specifically are they? 0 1 -477 3 They have also backed more employment opportunities for veterans . opportunities What kind of opportunities? 6 7 -477 3 They have also backed more employment opportunities for veterans . backed more employment opportunities for veterans How have they backed employment opportunities? 3 9 -477 3 They have also backed more employment opportunities for veterans . backed How were the able to back more employment opportunities for veterans? 3 4 -477 4 " We join as one people to honor a debt we can never fully repay , " Obama said at Arlington National Cemetery after the wreath ceremony . wreath ceremony what is a wreath ceremony? 25 27 -477 4 " We join as one people to honor a debt we can never fully repay , " Obama said at Arlington National Cemetery after the wreath ceremony . wreath Why is it known as a \"wreath ceremony?\" 25 26 -477 5 In New York , Gen . Ann E . Dunwoody , who retired last year after 37 years in the Army , led the parade up Fifth Avenue to honor veterans . led How was Gen. Ann E. Dunwoody chosen to lead the parade? 22 23 -478 1 CHICAGO - Toni Notarangeli thought she misheard when her 8 - year - old son Angelo begged her for a toy he just had to have : a plastic loom that helps kids weave colorful rubber band bracelets . begged Why did Angelo beg his mother for the toy? 16 17 -478 2 Angelo likes to skateboard and play basketball . skateboard and play basketball How does skateboarding and playing basketball make looming unlikely? 3 7 -478 2 Angelo likes to skateboard and play basketball . skateboard any other sports? 3 4 -478 3 He ' d never shown much interest in crafts . in crafts has he tried them? 7 9 -478 4 But when it came to the Rainbow Loom , he was insistent . Rainbow Loom , what is the rainbow loom? 6 9 -478 4 But when it came to the Rainbow Loom , he was insistent . Rainbow Loom , What is so special about the Rainbow Loom? 6 9 -479 1 NEW YORK - A panel of building experts on Tuesday anointed New York ' s new World Trade Center tower the nation ' s tallest skyscraper , accepting its spire as part of a design that makes it 1 , 776 feet high and that knocks Chicago ' s Willis Tower out of the No . Chicago ' s Willis Tower How high is this tower? 46 51 -479 1 NEW YORK - A panel of building experts on Tuesday anointed New York ' s new World Trade Center tower the nation ' s tallest skyscraper , accepting its spire as part of a design that makes it 1 , 776 feet high and that knocks Chicago ' s Willis Tower out of the No . A panel of building experts Which building experts are on the panel? 3 8 -479 1 NEW YORK - A panel of building experts on Tuesday anointed New York ' s new World Trade Center tower the nation ' s tallest skyscraper , accepting its spire as part of a design that makes it 1 , 776 feet high and that knocks Chicago ' s Willis Tower out of the No . building experts What makes them experts? 6 8 -479 2 1 spot . The Chicago - based Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat made its much - anticipated decision public at news conferences in Chicago and in New York , where the announcement came at a building just two blocks from the World Trade Center . much - anticipated Why was it much-anticipated? 16 19 -479 4 The decision fulfills the vision of the designers of the World Trade Center site to show that New York was not afraid of building an even higher structure in place of the one targeted by terrorists on Sept . 11 , 2001 . targeted by terrorists What happened to the building targeted by terorists? 33 36 -480 1 WASHINGTON - South Florida ' s coral reefs , a natural wonder worth more than $ 6 billion to the local economy , appear to be rebounding after decades of damage , disease and deterioration . $ 6 How are reefs worth $6 billion to the economy? 15 17 -480 1 WASHINGTON - South Florida ' s coral reefs , a natural wonder worth more than $ 6 billion to the local economy , appear to be rebounding after decades of damage , disease and deterioration . rebounding Why/How are they rebounding? 26 27 -480 3 A federal study released this month brought more good news : Coral reefs may be able to adapt to warmer sea temperatures . adapt Why are they able to adapt? 17 18 -480 3 A federal study released this month brought more good news : Coral reefs may be able to adapt to warmer sea temperatures . this month which study? 4 6 -480 4 That ' s a sign they can withstand a limited degree of gradual global warming - but only if carbon emissions are restrained to prevent unhealthy extremes . emissions How are emissions in the air tied to the health of life under the ocean? 20 21 -480 4 That ' s a sign they can withstand a limited degree of gradual global warming - but only if carbon emissions are restrained to prevent unhealthy extremes . restrained how can we restrain them? 22 23 -480 5 The findings raise hope for the survival of the recreational and economic resource , just as scientists and officials gather in Fort Lauderdale on Thursday and Friday for the fifth annual Southeast Florida Regional Climate Leadership Summit . scientists and officials Who are the scientists and officials? 16 19 -480 5 The findings raise hope for the survival of the recreational and economic resource , just as scientists and officials gather in Fort Lauderdale on Thursday and Friday for the fifth annual Southeast Florida Regional Climate Leadership Summit . Regional Climate Leadership Summit is it a big summit? 33 37 -481 1 LONDON - Britain , once the world ' s mightiest seafaring power , announced Wednesday that it will shut down the last naval shipyard in England , eliminating nearly 1 , 000 jobs and closing a chapter of history stretching back hundreds of years . the last naval shipyard in England , What is the last naval shipyard in England? 20 27 -481 1 LONDON - Britain , once the world ' s mightiest seafaring power , announced Wednesday that it will shut down the last naval shipyard in England , eliminating nearly 1 , 000 jobs and closing a chapter of history stretching back hundreds of years . world ' s mightiest What makes Britain one of the worlds mightiest seafaring power? 6 10 -481 1 LONDON - Britain , once the world ' s mightiest seafaring power , announced Wednesday that it will shut down the last naval shipyard in England , eliminating nearly 1 , 000 jobs and closing a chapter of history stretching back hundreds of years . shut down Why will the shipyard be closing? 18 20 -481 1 LONDON - Britain , once the world ' s mightiest seafaring power , announced Wednesday that it will shut down the last naval shipyard in England , eliminating nearly 1 , 000 jobs and closing a chapter of history stretching back hundreds of years . last naval shipyard Why is this the last naval shipyard in England? 21 24 -481 1 LONDON - Britain , once the world ' s mightiest seafaring power , announced Wednesday that it will shut down the last naval shipyard in England , eliminating nearly 1 , 000 jobs and closing a chapter of history stretching back hundreds of years . shut down the last naval shipyard in England Why is Britain shutting down its last naval shipyard? 18 26 -481 1 LONDON - Britain , once the world ' s mightiest seafaring power , announced Wednesday that it will shut down the last naval shipyard in England , eliminating nearly 1 , 000 jobs and closing a chapter of history stretching back hundreds of years . last naval shipyard What is the name of and where is the last naval shipyard? 21 24 -481 2 Workers in the southern city of Portsmouth have been building warships since the reign of King Henry VIII , including the famous Mary Rose . famous Mary Rose Why is Mary Rose famous? 21 24 -481 2 Workers in the southern city of Portsmouth have been building warships since the reign of King Henry VIII , including the famous Mary Rose . Mary Rose Why is the Mary Rose famous? 22 24 -481 2 Workers in the southern city of Portsmouth have been building warships since the reign of King Henry VIII , including the famous Mary Rose . famous Mary Rose why havent i heard of it? 21 24 -481 3 But citing dwindling demand , the government and defense contractor BAE Systems have agreed to cease construction there . dwindling demand , What is the cause of the dwindling demand? 2 5 -481 3 But citing dwindling demand , the government and defense contractor BAE Systems have agreed to cease construction there . But citing dwindling demand , Why is demand dwindling? 0 5 -481 3 But citing dwindling demand , the government and defense contractor BAE Systems have agreed to cease construction there . dwindling demand , Why is demand dwindling? 2 5 -481 3 But citing dwindling demand , the government and defense contractor BAE Systems have agreed to cease construction there . dwindling demand , why did demand go down? 2 5 -481 4 Vessels for the Royal Navy will still be built in Britain , but only in Scotland . Vessels How many vessels will be built? 0 1 -481 4 Vessels for the Royal Navy will still be built in Britain , but only in Scotland . but only in Scotland Why will the vessels be built only in Scotland? 12 16 -481 5 Though hundreds of jobs are to be cut at Scottish shipyards as well , workers in Portsmouth accused the government of sacrificing them for political reasons , to avoid angering Scots ahead of a referendum next year on whether they should separate from England and Wales to become an independent nation . sacrificing How did they sacrifice the workers? 21 22 -481 5 Though hundreds of jobs are to be cut at Scottish shipyards as well , workers in Portsmouth accused the government of sacrificing them for political reasons , to avoid angering Scots ahead of a referendum next year on whether they should separate from England and Wales to become an independent nation . England and Wales to become an independent nation Why is there a referendum to turn England and Wales into an independent nation? 43 51 -481 5 Though hundreds of jobs are to be cut at Scottish shipyards as well , workers in Portsmouth accused the government of sacrificing them for political reasons , to avoid angering Scots ahead of a referendum next year on whether they should separate from England and Wales to become an independent nation . Portsmouth is this city in the north? 16 17 -482 1 As millions of Filipinos desperately search for sustenance and shelter in the devastation left by Typhoon Haiyan , many may be comforted by the knowledge that help is surely on the way from family members working abroad . Typhoon Haiyan , is that the name? 15 18 -482 1 As millions of Filipinos desperately search for sustenance and shelter in the devastation left by Typhoon Haiyan , many may be comforted by the knowledge that help is surely on the way from family members working abroad . help is surely on the way What kind of help will be provided? 26 32 -482 1 As millions of Filipinos desperately search for sustenance and shelter in the devastation left by Typhoon Haiyan , many may be comforted by the knowledge that help is surely on the way from family members working abroad . working abroad Why are family members of Filipinos working abroad? 35 37 -482 1 As millions of Filipinos desperately search for sustenance and shelter in the devastation left by Typhoon Haiyan , many may be comforted by the knowledge that help is surely on the way from family members working abroad . working abroad What countries are the family members working abroad in? 35 37 -482 2 The Philippines ' biggest export has long been its workers , with at least 10 percent of the country ' s approximately 100 million people living and working in other nations . workers , Why are workers in such high demand abroad? 9 11 -482 3 They staff cruise ships in the Caribbean , clean homes in the affluent Persian Gulf , work as nannies in Europe and crew merchant marine vessels the world over . affluent Persian Gulf , which countries are those? 12 16 -482 4 For more than 30 years , the Philippines ' legions of jobless and underemployed have been encouraged to seek their fortunes elsewhere , as a succession of leaders since the late Ferdinand Marcos have failed to develop an economy capable of providing enough jobs . encouraged to seek their fortunes elsewhere , Who has been encouraging the jobless to seek their fortunes elsewhere? 16 23 -482 4 For more than 30 years , the Philippines ' legions of jobless and underemployed have been encouraged to seek their fortunes elsewhere , as a succession of leaders since the late Ferdinand Marcos have failed to develop an economy capable of providing enough jobs . failed to develop an economy Why have they failed to develop an economy? 34 39 -482 4 For more than 30 years , the Philippines ' legions of jobless and underemployed have been encouraged to seek their fortunes elsewhere , as a succession of leaders since the late Ferdinand Marcos have failed to develop an economy capable of providing enough jobs . Ferdinand Marcos Who was Ferdinand Marcos? 31 33 -482 4 For more than 30 years , the Philippines ' legions of jobless and underemployed have been encouraged to seek their fortunes elsewhere , as a succession of leaders since the late Ferdinand Marcos have failed to develop an economy capable of providing enough jobs . develop an economy Why can't the Phillipines develop an economy of their own? 36 39 -482 5 Now , as in the aftermath of other natural disasters , that global workforce is at the forefront of relief efforts and galvanizing the largess of the foreign populations they serve . aftermath of other natural disasters , What are the other natural disasters? 5 11 -482 5 Now , as in the aftermath of other natural disasters , that global workforce is at the forefront of relief efforts and galvanizing the largess of the foreign populations they serve . galvanizing what is this word? 22 23 -482 5 Now , as in the aftermath of other natural disasters , that global workforce is at the forefront of relief efforts and galvanizing the largess of the foreign populations they serve . other natural disasters , What other natural disasters? 7 11 -482 5 Now , as in the aftermath of other natural disasters , that global workforce is at the forefront of relief efforts and galvanizing the largess of the foreign populations they serve . galvanizing the largess What does \"galvanizing the largess\" mean? 22 25 -483 1 LOS ANGELES - The oldest fossils of a previously unknown ancient leopard species are shaking the pantherine evolutionary tree , suggesting that big cats arose in Asia , not Africa , according to a new study . pantherine evolutionary tree , How big is the pantherine evolutionary tree? 16 20 -483 1 LOS ANGELES - The oldest fossils of a previously unknown ancient leopard species are shaking the pantherine evolutionary tree , suggesting that big cats arose in Asia , not Africa , according to a new study . according to a new study Who conducted the new study? 31 36 -483 1 LOS ANGELES - The oldest fossils of a previously unknown ancient leopard species are shaking the pantherine evolutionary tree , suggesting that big cats arose in Asia , not Africa , according to a new study . oldest fossils How old are these fossils? 4 6 -483 1 LOS ANGELES - The oldest fossils of a previously unknown ancient leopard species are shaking the pantherine evolutionary tree , suggesting that big cats arose in Asia , not Africa , according to a new study . arose in Asia , what suggests that? 24 28 -483 1 LOS ANGELES - The oldest fossils of a previously unknown ancient leopard species are shaking the pantherine evolutionary tree , suggesting that big cats arose in Asia , not Africa , according to a new study . oldest fossils How old are the fossils? 4 6 -483 2 Paleontologists led by the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles and the University of Southern California discovered the previously undescribed sister species to the modern snow leopard while on a 2010 expedition to Tibet . discovered How deep did they have to dig to make such a discovery? 16 17 -483 2 Paleontologists led by the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles and the University of Southern California discovered the previously undescribed sister species to the modern snow leopard while on a 2010 expedition to Tibet . Paleontologists How many paleontologists were on the 2010 expedition? 0 1 -483 2 Paleontologists led by the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles and the University of Southern California discovered the previously undescribed sister species to the modern snow leopard while on a 2010 expedition to Tibet . Paleontologists what do they do? 0 1 -483 2 Paleontologists led by the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles and the University of Southern California discovered the previously undescribed sister species to the modern snow leopard while on a 2010 expedition to Tibet . expedition to Tibet Where in Tibet was it found? 31 34 -483 3 Seven specimens from three individuals range in age from 4 . 1 million to 5 . 9 million years old - dialing back the clock on big cat evolution by as much as 2 million years , according to the paper , published online Tuesday in Proceedings of the Royal Society B . Panthera blytheae , named for the daughter of longtime museum benefactors Paul and Heather Haaga of La Canada Flintridge , was slightly smaller than the snow leopard and probably roamed the Tibetan plateau for several million years , dining on an ample supply of antelope , pika and blue sheep , according to paleontologist Zhijie Jack Tseng , lead author of the paper . Seven specimens Will these specimens be available on display for the public to see? 0 2 -483 3 Seven specimens from three individuals range in age from 4 . 1 million to 5 . 9 million years old - dialing back the clock on big cat evolution by as much as 2 million years , according to the paper , published online Tuesday in Proceedings of the Royal Society B . Panthera blytheae , named for the daughter of longtime museum benefactors Paul and Heather Haaga of La Canada Flintridge , was slightly smaller than the snow leopard and probably roamed the Tibetan plateau for several million years , dining on an ample supply of antelope , pika and blue sheep , according to paleontologist Zhijie Jack Tseng , lead author of the paper . age from 4 . 1 million to 5 . 9 million years old Was carbon dating used as a method of determining the age of these specimens? 7 20 -483 3 Seven specimens from three individuals range in age from 4 . 1 million to 5 . 9 million years old - dialing back the clock on big cat evolution by as much as 2 million years , according to the paper , published online Tuesday in Proceedings of the Royal Society B . Panthera blytheae , named for the daughter of longtime museum benefactors Paul and Heather Haaga of La Canada Flintridge , was slightly smaller than the snow leopard and probably roamed the Tibetan plateau for several million years , dining on an ample supply of antelope , pika and blue sheep , according to paleontologist Zhijie Jack Tseng , lead author of the paper . several million years , Why did they become extinct? 87 91 -483 3 Seven specimens from three individuals range in age from 4 . 1 million to 5 . 9 million years old - dialing back the clock on big cat evolution by as much as 2 million years , according to the paper , published online Tuesday in Proceedings of the Royal Society B . Panthera blytheae , named for the daughter of longtime museum benefactors Paul and Heather Haaga of La Canada Flintridge , was slightly smaller than the snow leopard and probably roamed the Tibetan plateau for several million years , dining on an ample supply of antelope , pika and blue sheep , according to paleontologist Zhijie Jack Tseng , lead author of the paper . Paul Why was this discovery named after their daughter? 64 65 -483 3 Seven specimens from three individuals range in age from 4 . 1 million to 5 . 9 million years old - dialing back the clock on big cat evolution by as much as 2 million years , according to the paper , published online Tuesday in Proceedings of the Royal Society B . Panthera blytheae , named for the daughter of longtime museum benefactors Paul and Heather Haaga of La Canada Flintridge , was slightly smaller than the snow leopard and probably roamed the Tibetan plateau for several million years , dining on an ample supply of antelope , pika and blue sheep , according to paleontologist Zhijie Jack Tseng , lead author of the paper . dining on How did they know those were the things that this snow leoperad ate? 91 93 -483 4 " We think that the snow leopard and this new cat probably represent a new lineage that was adapted to the high elevation environment of the Tibetan plateau , " said Tseng , a postdoctoral fellow at New York ' s American Museum of Natural History who conducted the work while he was a doctoral student at USC . snow leopard Do snow leopards still exist today? 5 7 -483 4 " We think that the snow leopard and this new cat probably represent a new lineage that was adapted to the high elevation environment of the Tibetan plateau , " said Tseng , a postdoctoral fellow at New York ' s American Museum of Natural History who conducted the work while he was a doctoral student at USC . conducted the work How much did it cost to find these specimens? 47 50 -483 4 " We think that the snow leopard and this new cat probably represent a new lineage that was adapted to the high elevation environment of the Tibetan plateau , " said Tseng , a postdoctoral fellow at New York ' s American Museum of Natural History who conducted the work while he was a doctoral student at USC . high elevation How high up in elevation were they found? 21 23 -483 4 " We think that the snow leopard and this new cat probably represent a new lineage that was adapted to the high elevation environment of the Tibetan plateau , " said Tseng , a postdoctoral fellow at New York ' s American Museum of Natural History who conducted the work while he was a doctoral student at USC . doctoral student when was that? 54 56 -483 4 " We think that the snow leopard and this new cat probably represent a new lineage that was adapted to the high elevation environment of the Tibetan plateau , " said Tseng , a postdoctoral fellow at New York ' s American Museum of Natural History who conducted the work while he was a doctoral student at USC . " We think What has led them to think these things about the cat? 0 3 -483 5 Big cats have presented serious problems for paleontologists . presented serious problems Why do big cats present serious problems for paleontologists? 3 6 -483 5 Big cats have presented serious problems for paleontologists . serious problems What are some of the serious problems? 4 6 -483 5 Big cats have presented serious problems for paleontologists . serious problems What kind of problems did big cats cause for paleontologists? 4 6 -483 5 Big cats have presented serious problems for paleontologists . serious problems what are the problems? 4 6 -483 5 Big cats have presented serious problems for paleontologists . presented serious problems What problems have big cats created for paleontologists? 3 6 -484 1 WASHINGTON - While President Barack Obama ' s popularity has slipped in public opinion polls , he found plenty of support Wednesday among one key constituency : the 566 leaders of federally recognized Indian tribes . constituency : what is a constituency? 25 27 -484 1 WASHINGTON - While President Barack Obama ' s popularity has slipped in public opinion polls , he found plenty of support Wednesday among one key constituency : the 566 leaders of federally recognized Indian tribes . slipped Why did Obamas popularity slip? 10 11 -484 2 " I ' d rank him as high as I can go ; a 10 , really , to be honest with you , " said Leo Lolnitz , first chief of the Koyukuk Native Village in Alaska . go ; a 10 , does he think highly of him? 11 16 -484 2 " I ' d rank him as high as I can go ; a 10 , really , to be honest with you , " said Leo Lolnitz , first chief of the Koyukuk Native Village in Alaska . 10 , What is the reason that Leo Lolnitz would rate President Obama a 10? 14 16 -484 3 Brian Cladoosby , the chairman of Washington state ' s Swinomish Indian Tribal Community for the past 17 years , said Obama was " second to none " when compared with other U . S . presidents . " second What has Obama done compared to other U.S. presidents? 23 25 -484 4 Tribal leaders consider the occupant of the White House one of their own . occupant Why do the tribal leaders consider Obama as one of their own? 4 5 -484 5 To them , he ' s Barack Black Eagle Obama , having received his Indian name in 2008 when a couple on the Crow Indian Reservation in Montana formally adopted him . adopted Was there a ceremony? 29 30 -485 1 NEW YORK - Four score and 70 years ago , a Pennsylvania newspaper chided Abraham Lincoln ' s Gettysburg Address as " silly remarks " . a Pennsylvania newspaper Which Pennsylvania newspaper? 10 13 -485 1 NEW YORK - Four score and 70 years ago , a Pennsylvania newspaper chided Abraham Lincoln ' s Gettysburg Address as " silly remarks " . " silly remarks " are they really silly? 21 25 -485 1 NEW YORK - Four score and 70 years ago , a Pennsylvania newspaper chided Abraham Lincoln ' s Gettysburg Address as " silly remarks " . score What does \"score\" mean in this context? 4 5 -485 1 NEW YORK - Four score and 70 years ago , a Pennsylvania newspaper chided Abraham Lincoln ' s Gettysburg Address as " silly remarks " . " silly Why did they think his remarks were silly? 21 23 -485 1 NEW YORK - Four score and 70 years ago , a Pennsylvania newspaper chided Abraham Lincoln ' s Gettysburg Address as " silly remarks " . Pennsylvania newspaper What Pennsylvania newspaper chided Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address as \"silly remarks\"? 11 13 -485 2 This week , in time for the speech ' s 150th anniversary , Harrisburg ' s Patriot - News apologized for " a judgment so flawed , so tainted by hubris , so lacking in the perspective history would bring , that it cannot remain unaddressed in our archives " . hubris , What does hubris mean? 30 32 -485 2 This week , in time for the speech ' s 150th anniversary , Harrisburg ' s Patriot - News apologized for " a judgment so flawed , so tainted by hubris , so lacking in the perspective history would bring , that it cannot remain unaddressed in our archives " . the speech ' s 150th anniversary , What speech for the speech's 150th anniversary? 6 13 -485 2 This week , in time for the speech ' s 150th anniversary , Harrisburg ' s Patriot - News apologized for " a judgment so flawed , so tainted by hubris , so lacking in the perspective history would bring , that it cannot remain unaddressed in our archives " . " a judgment What judgement was so flawed, so tainted by hubris, so lacking in the perspective history would bring, that it cannot remain unaddressed in our archives\"? 21 24 -485 3 With that , the newspaper ' s editorial board issued an unusual media mea culpa that has captured national attention despite its tongue - in - cheek approach . mea culpa What is a mea culpa? 13 15 -485 3 With that , the newspaper ' s editorial board issued an unusual media mea culpa that has captured national attention despite its tongue - in - cheek approach . tongue - in - cheek What do they mean by tongue-in-cheek approach? 22 27 -485 4 It read in part : " Our predecessors , perhaps under the influence of partisanship , or of strong drink , as was common in the profession at the time , called President Lincoln ' s words ‘ silly remarks , ' deserving ‘ a veil of oblivion , ' apparently believing it an indifferent and altogether ordinary message , unremarkable in eloquence and uninspiring in its brevity " . profession Why was partisanship and strong drink common in their profession at the time? 26 27 -485 4 It read in part : " Our predecessors , perhaps under the influence of partisanship , or of strong drink , as was common in the profession at the time , called President Lincoln ' s words ‘ silly remarks , ' deserving ‘ a veil of oblivion , ' apparently believing it an indifferent and altogether ordinary message , unremarkable in eloquence and uninspiring in its brevity " . President Lincoln ' s words What were President Lincoln's words? 32 37 -485 5 " Just think : The speech , the exact words of it , are still looked at , thought about and dissected , " said Michele Hamill , a conservator at Cornell University in Ithaca , N . Y . , where one of five copies of Lincoln ' s handwritten speech is on display through Nov . 23 in commemoration of its delivery Nov . 19 , 1863 . Michele Hamill , what are her credentials? 25 28 -485 5 " Just think : The speech , the exact words of it , are still looked at , thought about and dissected , " said Michele Hamill , a conservator at Cornell University in Ithaca , N . Y . , where one of five copies of Lincoln ' s handwritten speech is on display through Nov . 23 in commemoration of its delivery Nov . 19 , 1863 . dissected , " Why are the exact words of the speech still dissected today? 21 24 -485 5 " Just think : The speech , the exact words of it , are still looked at , thought about and dissected , " said Michele Hamill , a conservator at Cornell University in Ithaca , N . Y . , where one of five copies of Lincoln ' s handwritten speech is on display through Nov . 23 in commemoration of its delivery Nov . 19 , 1863 . The speech , What speech? 4 7 -486 1 WASHINGTON - A General Motors Co . executive said technology that could lead to autonomous vehicles is improving steadily , but that drivers will remain integral to the operation of motor vehicles for many years to come . A General Motors Co . executive Which General Motors Co. executive? 2 8 -486 1 WASHINGTON - A General Motors Co . executive said technology that could lead to autonomous vehicles is improving steadily , but that drivers will remain integral to the operation of motor vehicles for many years to come . remain integral to for how long? 24 27 -486 1 WASHINGTON - A General Motors Co . executive said technology that could lead to autonomous vehicles is improving steadily , but that drivers will remain integral to the operation of motor vehicles for many years to come . improving steadily , At what rate is steadily? 17 20 -486 1 WASHINGTON - A General Motors Co . executive said technology that could lead to autonomous vehicles is improving steadily , but that drivers will remain integral to the operation of motor vehicles for many years to come . autonomous vehicles What are autonomous vehicles? 14 16 -486 1 WASHINGTON - A General Motors Co . executive said technology that could lead to autonomous vehicles is improving steadily , but that drivers will remain integral to the operation of motor vehicles for many years to come . remain integral Why will they remain intergral? 24 26 -486 2 Mike Robinson , GM ' s vice president of sustainability and global regulatory affairs , told the U . S . House ' s Highways and Transit Subcommittee that for the " foreseeable future " drivers will " still need to be engaged and in control " . " foreseeable future " How long is the \"foreseeable future\"? 31 35 -486 2 Mike Robinson , GM ' s vice president of sustainability and global regulatory affairs , told the U . S . House ' s Highways and Transit Subcommittee that for the " foreseeable future " drivers will " still need to be engaged and in control " . " still need to be engaged and in control " Why will drivers need to \"still need to be engaged and in control\"? 37 47 -486 3 " For the most part , people assume than an autonomous vehicle will take you to your destination without any personal involvement , " said Robinson . most part , but it is different? 3 6 -486 3 " For the most part , people assume than an autonomous vehicle will take you to your destination without any personal involvement , " said Robinson . " For the most part , What percentage? 0 6 -486 3 " For the most part , people assume than an autonomous vehicle will take you to your destination without any personal involvement , " said Robinson . people assume Why do people assume that? 6 8 -486 4 " These types of driverless systems are a significant distance into the future " . future " HOW FAR in future? 12 14 -486 4 " These types of driverless systems are a significant distance into the future " . significant distance How significant of a distance in the future? Five years? Ten years? 8 10 -486 5 The subcommittee called the hearing to discuss the technical advances that have led to the belief that self - driving vehicles could be a market reality in the near future , as well as the concerns that come with that belief . as well as the concerns What are the concerns about self-driving vehicles? 31 36 -486 5 The subcommittee called the hearing to discuss the technical advances that have led to the belief that self - driving vehicles could be a market reality in the near future , as well as the concerns that come with that belief . the technical advances Which technical advances led to this? 7 10 -486 5 The subcommittee called the hearing to discuss the technical advances that have led to the belief that self - driving vehicles could be a market reality in the near future , as well as the concerns that come with that belief . concerns What are some of the concerns with autonomous vehicles? 35 36 -487 1 WASHINGTON , Ill . - When a cluster of violent thunderstorms began marching across the Midwest , forecasters were able to draw a bright line on a map showing where the worst of the weather would go . marching across the Midwest , What parts of the Midwest were the storms marching across? 12 17 -487 1 WASHINGTON , Ill . - When a cluster of violent thunderstorms began marching across the Midwest , forecasters were able to draw a bright line on a map showing where the worst of the weather would go . bright How did they know? 23 24 -487 1 WASHINGTON , Ill . - When a cluster of violent thunderstorms began marching across the Midwest , forecasters were able to draw a bright line on a map showing where the worst of the weather would go . cluster of violent thunderstorms Why did these thunderstorms happen? 7 11 -487 1 WASHINGTON , Ill . - When a cluster of violent thunderstorms began marching across the Midwest , forecasters were able to draw a bright line on a map showing where the worst of the weather would go . the Midwest , Where in the Midwest? 14 17 -487 2 Their uncannily accurate predictions - combined with television and radio warnings , text - message alerts and storm sirens - almost certainly saved lives as rare late - season tornadoes dropped out of a dark autumn sky . uncannily accurate how are they so accurate? 1 3 -487 2 Their uncannily accurate predictions - combined with television and radio warnings , text - message alerts and storm sirens - almost certainly saved lives as rare late - season tornadoes dropped out of a dark autumn sky . saved lives How did these predictions save lives? 22 24 -487 2 Their uncannily accurate predictions - combined with television and radio warnings , text - message alerts and storm sirens - almost certainly saved lives as rare late - season tornadoes dropped out of a dark autumn sky . rare How rare are they? 25 26 -487 3 Although the storms howled through 12 states and flattened entire neighborhoods within a matter of minutes , the number of dead stood at just eight . howled through 12 states What 12 states did the storms howl through? 3 7 -487 3 Although the storms howled through 12 states and flattened entire neighborhoods within a matter of minutes , the number of dead stood at just eight . just eight why so low? 23 25 -487 3 Although the storms howled through 12 states and flattened entire neighborhoods within a matter of minutes , the number of dead stood at just eight . 12 states Which states did the storms go through? 5 7 -487 3 Although the storms howled through 12 states and flattened entire neighborhoods within a matter of minutes , the number of dead stood at just eight . 12 states Which 12 states? 5 7 -487 4 By Monday , another , more prosaic reason for the relatively low death toll also came to light : In the hardest - hit town , most families were in church . prosaic what does prosaic mean? 6 7 -487 4 By Monday , another , more prosaic reason for the relatively low death toll also came to light : In the hardest - hit town , most families were in church . most families were in church Why is this a prosaic reason that the death total wasn't more? 26 31 -487 4 By Monday , another , more prosaic reason for the relatively low death toll also came to light : In the hardest - hit town , most families were in church . church What kind of churches? 30 31 -487 5 " I don ' t think we had one church damaged , " said Gary Manier , mayor of Washington , Ill . , a community of 16 , 000 about 140 miles southwest of Chicago . don ' t think we had one church damaged , " Why wern't the churches damaged? 2 13 -488 1 WASHINGTON - Honoring the legacy of John F . Kennedy , President Barack Obama laid a wreath at the assassinated president ' s gravesite as a nation remembers that terrible day in Dallas a half - century ago Friday . half - century ago what day was it? 34 38 -488 2 Obama also recognized a group of distinguished Americans - including Bill Clinton and Oprah Winfrey - with the Presidential Medal of Freedom , an award created by Kennedy . recognized a group of distinguished Americans How were the distinguished Americans recognized? 2 8 -488 2 Obama also recognized a group of distinguished Americans - including Bill Clinton and Oprah Winfrey - with the Presidential Medal of Freedom , an award created by Kennedy . Presidential Medal of Freedom , does he have that power? 18 23 -488 4 First lady Michelle Obama and former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton helped their husbands place a large wreath of white flowers in front of the roped - off gravesite of America ' s 35th president , which is marked by an ever - burning flame . an ever - burning flame Why is the ever-burning flame kept burning? 41 46 -488 4 First lady Michelle Obama and former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton helped their husbands place a large wreath of white flowers in front of the roped - off gravesite of America ' s 35th president , which is marked by an ever - burning flame . ever - burning flame Why does President Kennedy's gravesite have an ever-burning flame? 42 46 -488 5 Both couples placed their hands over their hearts as taps sounded near a U . S . flag at half - staff before greeting Kennedy relatives , including some who arrived in Obama ' s motorcade , before Friday ' s 50th anniversary of the assassination . motorcade , what is a motorcade? 35 37 -489 1 Boredom is a lot more interesting than scientists had thought . lot more interesting how is it interesting? 3 6 -489 1 Boredom is a lot more interesting than scientists had thought . interesting than Why is it more interesting? 5 7 -489 1 Boredom is a lot more interesting than scientists had thought . interesting Why is boredom interesting? 5 6 -489 2 A new study of students in Germany reveals that there are five distinct types of boredom . distinct types are they very different? 12 14 -489 2 A new study of students in Germany reveals that there are five distinct types of boredom . students in Germany Where are the students studying? 4 7 -489 2 A new study of students in Germany reveals that there are five distinct types of boredom . five distinct types of boredom What are the five types? 11 16 -489 2 A new study of students in Germany reveals that there are five distinct types of boredom . students Why study boredom in students vs. a diverse group? 4 5 -489 3 That ' s one more than researchers had expected . expected What caused them to expect any certain number? 8 9 -489 4 What ' s more , the newly discovered category - which they labeled " apathetic boredom " - was quite common among high school students , according to the study , published this week in the journal Motivation and Emotion . high school students , why did high school students have it? 22 26 -489 4 What ' s more , the newly discovered category - which they labeled " apathetic boredom " - was quite common among high school students , according to the study , published this week in the journal Motivation and Emotion . high Why did high school students experience this more than other students? 22 23 -489 5 Boredom isn ' t just boring . It can be dangerous , either for the person who is bored or for the people around him . dangerous , how is it dangerous? 10 12 -489 5 Boredom isn ' t just boring . It can be dangerous , either for the person who is bored or for the people around him . or for the people around him How is boredom dangerous for the people around the person who is bored? 19 25 -489 5 Boredom isn ' t just boring . It can be dangerous , either for the person who is bored or for the people around him . can be dangerous , Why can it be dangerous? 8 12 -490 1 " Console Wars : The Sequel " is coming to a retail outlet near you . " Console Wars : The Sequel " What is console wars about, XBOX and Playstation? 0 7 -490 1 " Console Wars : The Sequel " is coming to a retail outlet near you . is coming What day will the sequel be released? 7 9 -490 1 " Console Wars : The Sequel " is coming to a retail outlet near you . " Console Wars : what is that? 0 4 -490 1 " Console Wars : The Sequel " is coming to a retail outlet near you . " Console Wars : The Sequel " What is the first Console Wars? 0 7 -490 2 On Friday , Sony Corp . ' s new PlayStation 4 video game system arrives . PlayStation 4 video game system arrives Does this refer to PlayStation 4 or the new Playstation 5? 9 15 -490 2 On Friday , Sony Corp . ' s new PlayStation 4 video game system arrives . game system How much will the system cost? 12 14 -490 2 On Friday , Sony Corp . ' s new PlayStation 4 video game system arrives . PlayStation 4 video what year did it release? 9 12 -490 2 On Friday , Sony Corp . ' s new PlayStation 4 video game system arrives . arrives Where does the PlayStation 4 arrive? 14 15 -490 3 A week later , Microsoft Corp . launches the competing Xbox One , its successor to the Xbox 360 console . its successor to the Xbox 360 console Will the XBOX 360 be discontinued? 13 20 -490 3 A week later , Microsoft Corp . launches the competing Xbox One , its successor to the Xbox 360 console . its successor What new features does Xbox One have? 13 15 -490 3 A week later , Microsoft Corp . launches the competing Xbox One , its successor to the Xbox 360 console . Microsoft Corp is that an american company? 4 6 -490 4 The next - generation systems will vie for the hearts and wallets of game aficionados – as well as a coveted place under the living room television . and wallets Will the new system be less expensive than the last? 10 12 -490 5 But each console maker has pursued distinctly different pathways into consumers ' homes . distinctly different pathways What are they going to do to compete? 6 9 -490 5 But each console maker has pursued distinctly different pathways into consumers ' homes . distinctly different pathways How are the companies pathways different? 6 9 -490 5 But each console maker has pursued distinctly different pathways into consumers ' homes . distinctly different pathways What different pathways have console makers used? 6 9 -490 5 But each console maker has pursued distinctly different pathways into consumers ' homes . distinctly different pathways how do they differ? 6 9 -490 5 But each console maker has pursued distinctly different pathways into consumers ' homes . distinctly different pathways What are the different pathways the console makers took? 6 9 -491 1 LOS ANGELES – When it comes to evolutionary debates , this one is a major dogfight . this one is a major dogfight Why is the debate a dogfight? 10 16 -491 1 LOS ANGELES – When it comes to evolutionary debates , this one is a major dogfight . debates , How is this debate evolutionary? 8 10 -491 1 LOS ANGELES – When it comes to evolutionary debates , this one is a major dogfight . evolutionary debates , What is the debate? 7 10 -491 1 LOS ANGELES – When it comes to evolutionary debates , this one is a major dogfight . dogfight Why is it a dogfight? 15 16 -491 1 LOS ANGELES – When it comes to evolutionary debates , this one is a major dogfight . one which one? 11 12 -491 2 Since the time of Charles Darwin , scientists have argued over the origin of domesticated dogs and how , when and where a toothy , flesh - eating beast was transformed into man ' s best friend . dogs How was dogs transformed into man's best friend? 15 16 -491 2 Since the time of Charles Darwin , scientists have argued over the origin of domesticated dogs and how , when and where a toothy , flesh - eating beast was transformed into man ' s best friend . Charles Darwin , in the 19th century? 4 7 -491 3 Some experts believe our ancestors in the Middle East and elsewhere were naturally drawn to small , furry wolf pups and seized them as novelties . were naturally drawn to small , furry wolf Why do experts think our ancestors were naturally drawn to small wolves? 11 19 -491 3 Some experts believe our ancestors in the Middle East and elsewhere were naturally drawn to small , furry wolf pups and seized them as novelties . Some experts believe Which experts? 0 3 -491 3 Some experts believe our ancestors in the Middle East and elsewhere were naturally drawn to small , furry wolf pups and seized them as novelties . drawn Why were Middle East and elsewhere naturally drawn wolf pups? 13 14 -491 3 Some experts believe our ancestors in the Middle East and elsewhere were naturally drawn to small , furry wolf pups and seized them as novelties . elsewhere Where else were people drawn to wolf pups? 10 11 -491 4 Others suggest they were raised as a source of meat in early agrarian societies in Asia . raised Why were they raised as a source of meat? 4 5 -491 4 Others suggest they were raised as a source of meat in early agrarian societies in Asia . Others suggest who suggests that? 0 2 -491 5 Yet another theory holds that early proto - dogs were enlisted as helpers by roving bands of hunters , long before humankind ever experimented with agricultural livestock . early proto - dogs were enlisted as helpers How were dogs used as helpers? 5 13 -491 5 Yet another theory holds that early proto - dogs were enlisted as helpers by roving bands of hunters , long before humankind ever experimented with agricultural livestock . proto - dogs How were proto-dogs enlisted as helpers by hunters? 6 9 -491 5 Yet another theory holds that early proto - dogs were enlisted as helpers by roving bands of hunters , long before humankind ever experimented with agricultural livestock . proto - dogs What is a proto-dog specifically? Wolves? 6 9 -491 5 Yet another theory holds that early proto - dogs were enlisted as helpers by roving bands of hunters , long before humankind ever experimented with agricultural livestock . proto - dogs what is a proto dog? 6 9 -492 1 BEIJING – As soon as Luo Yuannan heard about the change in China ' s one - child law , she began to calculate when it would be best for her 2 - year - old son to get a baby sister , because , like many modern Chinese women , Luo is pining for a girl . Luo Yuannan Who is Luo Yuannan?\n\n 5 7 -492 1 BEIJING – As soon as Luo Yuannan heard about the change in China ' s one - child law , she began to calculate when it would be best for her 2 - year - old son to get a baby sister , because , like many modern Chinese women , Luo is pining for a girl . one - child Can you explain more about one child law? 15 18 -492 1 BEIJING – As soon as Luo Yuannan heard about the change in China ' s one - child law , she began to calculate when it would be best for her 2 - year - old son to get a baby sister , because , like many modern Chinese women , Luo is pining for a girl . many modern Chinese women , What will happen if they break the law? 46 51 -492 1 BEIJING – As soon as Luo Yuannan heard about the change in China ' s one - child law , she began to calculate when it would be best for her 2 - year - old son to get a baby sister , because , like many modern Chinese women , Luo is pining for a girl . China ' s one - child law , When did the law change and why? 12 20 -492 2 " I was amazed , " said Luo , 31 , who lives in the southern city of Shenzhen . Shenzhen How many people currently lives in the shenzhen? 18 19 -492 2 " I was amazed , " said Luo , 31 , who lives in the southern city of Shenzhen . amazed , " Why was she amazed? 3 6 -492 2 " I was amazed , " said Luo , 31 , who lives in the southern city of Shenzhen . amazed , " why was he amazed? 3 6 -492 3 " I always wanted to have a second child and now I will get the chance " . chance " Are they allow to break the law? 15 17 -492 3 " I always wanted to have a second child and now I will get the chance " . chance " Why will she get the chance? 15 17 -492 3 " I always wanted to have a second child and now I will get the chance " . second child a son or daughter? 7 9 -492 4 If things go as planned , a second child for Luo could be part of a baby boomlet for China . planned , what was the plan? 4 6 -492 4 If things go as planned , a second child for Luo could be part of a baby boomlet for China . boomlet what is a boomlet? 17 18 -492 5 The Chinese Communist Party announced Friday that , as part of a reform package approved at the third party plenum , it would ease the one - child policy to allow couples in which either partner is an only child to have a second baby . approved Can they request their wish and get accept by government without breaking the law? 14 15 -493 1 FAIRHOPE , Ala . – The state of Alabama can ' t rewrite a history shot through with hate and violence , but with the help of one determined woman it has added a postscript . postscript what is a postscript? 34 35 -493 1 FAIRHOPE , Ala . – The state of Alabama can ' t rewrite a history shot through with hate and violence , but with the help of one determined woman it has added a postscript . one determined woman What is the woman's name? 27 30 -493 1 FAIRHOPE , Ala . – The state of Alabama can ' t rewrite a history shot through with hate and violence , but with the help of one determined woman it has added a postscript . determined woman Who is the determined woman that is willing to help? 28 30 -493 2 On Thursday , Alabama ' s parole board pardoned the last of the long - dead Scottsboro Boys , nine black teenagers falsely accused of rape in 1931 . last What was the last living Scottsboro Boy's name? 10 11 -493 2 On Thursday , Alabama ' s parole board pardoned the last of the long - dead Scottsboro Boys , nine black teenagers falsely accused of rape in 1931 . falsely accused How were the nine black teenagers falsely accused? 22 24 -493 2 On Thursday , Alabama ' s parole board pardoned the last of the long - dead Scottsboro Boys , nine black teenagers falsely accused of rape in 1931 . 1931 How long were they on parole? 27 28 -493 3 Their case was monumental . It divided some residents here and united others , led to two landmark Supreme Court decisions , and precipitated the civil rights movement in the decades that followed . decisions , what were the decisions? 20 22 -493 3 Their case was monumental . It divided some residents here and united others , led to two landmark Supreme Court decisions , and precipitated the civil rights movement in the decades that followed . two landmark Supreme Court decisions , What Supreme Court decisions? 16 22 -493 3 Their case was monumental . It divided some residents here and united others , led to two landmark Supreme Court decisions , and precipitated the civil rights movement in the decades that followed . united others , How did their case unite others? 11 14 -493 3 Their case was monumental . It divided some residents here and united others , led to two landmark Supreme Court decisions , and precipitated the civil rights movement in the decades that followed . divided some residents How did the case divide residents? 6 9 -493 4 All the while , though , justice remained undone for some of the boys as they became men , went into hiding , and eventually died with the stigma of rape on their reputations . justice remained undone Were they given anything because they were falsely accused? 6 9 -493 5 That changed only after a long campaign by a Scottsboro woman . Scottsboro woman why did she care? 9 11 -493 5 That changed only after a long campaign by a Scottsboro woman . That changed What changed after it? 0 2 -493 5 That changed only after a long campaign by a Scottsboro woman . Scottsboro woman What is her name? 9 11 -493 5 That changed only after a long campaign by a Scottsboro woman . long campaign How did this campaign by a Scottsboro woman help change everything? 5 7 -494 1 LOS ANGELES - The A - 10 Thunderbolt II , a snub - nosed ground - attack plane nicknamed the " Warthog , " is the latest aircraft to find its way onto the Pentagon ' s endangered weapons list . " Warthog , " What was the ground-attack plane nicknamed the \"Warthog\"? 20 24 -494 1 LOS ANGELES - The A - 10 Thunderbolt II , a snub - nosed ground - attack plane nicknamed the " Warthog , " is the latest aircraft to find its way onto the Pentagon ' s endangered weapons list . endangered weapons list What is the endangered weapons list? 37 40 -494 1 LOS ANGELES - The A - 10 Thunderbolt II , a snub - nosed ground - attack plane nicknamed the " Warthog , " is the latest aircraft to find its way onto the Pentagon ' s endangered weapons list . the Pentagon ' s endangered weapons list Which other weapons are on the list? 33 40 -494 1 LOS ANGELES - The A - 10 Thunderbolt II , a snub - nosed ground - attack plane nicknamed the " Warthog , " is the latest aircraft to find its way onto the Pentagon ' s endangered weapons list . endangered weapons list Why is it on the endangered weapons list? 37 40 -494 2 Outfitted with a seven - barrel Gatling gun the size of a Volkswagen Beetle in its nose , the Cold War - era plane has a reputation for tearing apart armored tanks and clearing the way for troops on the ground with its massive 30 mm rounds of ammunition . has a reputation How did it earn this reputation? 24 27 -494 3 But the unsightly plane has been in the cross hairs of Pentagon officials in recent years . unsightly plane Why is it an unsightly plane? 2 4 -494 3 But the unsightly plane has been in the cross hairs of Pentagon officials in recent years . unsightly plane Why is it unsightly? 2 4 -494 4 The Air Force - better known for aerial dogfights and dropping GPS - guided bombs - would rather invest its diminishing funds elsewhere . elsewhere Where does the Air Force want to invest its funds? 22 23 -494 4 The Air Force - better known for aerial dogfights and dropping GPS - guided bombs - would rather invest its diminishing funds elsewhere . diminishing funds Why are the Air Force's funds diminishing? 20 22 -494 4 The Air Force - better known for aerial dogfights and dropping GPS - guided bombs - would rather invest its diminishing funds elsewhere . invest its diminishing funds Where would the Air Force prefer to invest their funds? 18 22 -494 4 The Air Force - better known for aerial dogfights and dropping GPS - guided bombs - would rather invest its diminishing funds elsewhere . elsewhere . Where else would the Pentagon want to place funds? 22 24 -494 4 The Air Force - better known for aerial dogfights and dropping GPS - guided bombs - would rather invest its diminishing funds elsewhere . diminishing funds Why are the Pentagon's funds diminishing? 20 22 -494 5 With billions of dollars in budget cuts and a possible second round of sequestration looming , the military faces tough decisions : keep funding proven planes of the past or invest in high - tech 21st - century weapons . possible second round of sequestration What is a sequestration? 9 14 -494 5 With billions of dollars in budget cuts and a possible second round of sequestration looming , the military faces tough decisions : keep funding proven planes of the past or invest in high - tech 21st - century weapons . sequestration What does sequestration mean? 13 14 -495 1 Fifty miles north of London lies Bletchley Park , a railway town during World War II that had few , if any , sights to recommend it . sights What sights does Bletchley Park have to offer? 23 24 -495 1 Fifty miles north of London lies Bletchley Park , a railway town during World War II that had few , if any , sights to recommend it . recommend Is this due to it being a functional town? 25 26 -495 2 It was here , to a rundown estate on the other side of the tracks , that 19 - year - old Mavis Batey was dispatched in the spring of 1940 . Mavis Batey was dispatched in the spring Why was Batey sent to Bletchley Park? 22 29 -495 2 It was here , to a rundown estate on the other side of the tracks , that 19 - year - old Mavis Batey was dispatched in the spring of 1940 . Mavis Batey was dispatched Does dispatched mean that police were sent there, or something else? 22 26 -495 2 It was here , to a rundown estate on the other side of the tracks , that 19 - year - old Mavis Batey was dispatched in the spring of 1940 . dispatched What was Mavis Batey dispatched for? 25 26 -495 3 As Hitler ' s forces advanced across Europe , encoded messages from Panzer divisions , U - boats and even the German high command were being intercepted and relayed to Bletchley Park ' s men and women , whose job was to break the German code and help Britain and its allies outwit the Axis powers . job was to break the German code How did they break the German code? 39 46 -495 3 As Hitler ' s forces advanced across Europe , encoded messages from Panzer divisions , U - boats and even the German high command were being intercepted and relayed to Bletchley Park ' s men and women , whose job was to break the German code and help Britain and its allies outwit the Axis powers . break the German code Did this mean breaking the code of a physical object like an enigma or radio signals? 42 46 -495 3 As Hitler ' s forces advanced across Europe , encoded messages from Panzer divisions , U - boats and even the German high command were being intercepted and relayed to Bletchley Park ' s men and women , whose job was to break the German code and help Britain and its allies outwit the Axis powers . men How did the men and women in Bletchley Park assume the role of breaking down the German code? 34 35 -495 3 As Hitler ' s forces advanced across Europe , encoded messages from Panzer divisions , U - boats and even the German high command were being intercepted and relayed to Bletchley Park ' s men and women , whose job was to break the German code and help Britain and its allies outwit the Axis powers . job Does this mean that the residents were helping with the decoding or those hired to decode were sent there? 39 40 -495 4 Batey , a college student studying German linguistics , became one of Bletchley Park ' s nimblest decoders . nimblest How did Mark become one of Bletchley Park's \"nimblest\" decoder? 16 17 -495 5 She decrypted a message that led to a stunning British victory over the Italian navy in the Mediterranean . She decrypted a message How did Batey decode the message? 0 4 -495 5 She decrypted a message that led to a stunning British victory over the Italian navy in the Mediterranean . led to a stunning British victory What was the message she intercepted? 5 11 -495 5 She decrypted a message that led to a stunning British victory over the Italian navy in the Mediterranean . message What did the message say? 3 4 -495 5 She decrypted a message that led to a stunning British victory over the Italian navy in the Mediterranean . stunning Was the British victory not expected at all under those circumstances? 8 9 -496 1 PHILADELPHIA – Solar panels generate electricity by absorbing sunlight , but that is only half the battle . half the battle What is the other half of the battle? 14 17 -496 2 Once electrons in the panel are energized , they must be channeled in the same direction – a process that typically requires a panel made with layers of two kinds of material . two kinds of material What are the two types of material? 28 32 -496 2 Once electrons in the panel are energized , they must be channeled in the same direction – a process that typically requires a panel made with layers of two kinds of material . two kinds of material What two kinds of material? 28 32 -496 3 Not in the future , if a team of researchers from the University of Pennsylvania and Drexel University can help it . the future , were they successful? 2 5 -496 3 Not in the future , if a team of researchers from the University of Pennsylvania and Drexel University can help it . can help it What is this sentence talking about? 18 21 -496 4 In a new study published online by the journal Nature , the scientists reported they had created a new class of ceramic material that could accomplish both tasks cheaply and efficiently . cheaply and efficiently is it expensive? 28 31 -496 4 In a new study published online by the journal Nature , the scientists reported they had created a new class of ceramic material that could accomplish both tasks cheaply and efficiently . ceramic material What is this new ceramic material called? 21 23 -496 5 So far the group has created just tablet - size bits of the new ceramic , but members predict it can be used to make panels that are better at harvesting energy and less expensive than the silicon - based models that dominate the market . better Why are they better? 28 29 -497 1 CHICAGO - Field Museum scientists have discovered a new " top predator " dinosaur in North America , a significant precursor to Tyrannosaurus rex and an important part of an emerging fossil record for the continent , the museum planned to announce early Friday . Field Museum scientists Which Field Museum scientists? 2 5 -497 1 CHICAGO - Field Museum scientists have discovered a new " top predator " dinosaur in North America , a significant precursor to Tyrannosaurus rex and an important part of an emerging fossil record for the continent , the museum planned to announce early Friday . new " top predator " dinosaur What is its name? 8 14 -497 1 CHICAGO - Field Museum scientists have discovered a new " top predator " dinosaur in North America , a significant precursor to Tyrannosaurus rex and an important part of an emerging fossil record for the continent , the museum planned to announce early Friday . important part of an emerging fossil record How is it important? 26 33 -497 1 CHICAGO - Field Museum scientists have discovered a new " top predator " dinosaur in North America , a significant precursor to Tyrannosaurus rex and an important part of an emerging fossil record for the continent , the museum planned to announce early Friday . significant precursor to Tyrannosaurus rex How do scientists know it is a significant precursor to Tyrannosaurus rex? 19 24 -497 1 CHICAGO - Field Museum scientists have discovered a new " top predator " dinosaur in North America , a significant precursor to Tyrannosaurus rex and an important part of an emerging fossil record for the continent , the museum planned to announce early Friday . early which month? 42 43 -497 1 CHICAGO - Field Museum scientists have discovered a new " top predator " dinosaur in North America , a significant precursor to Tyrannosaurus rex and an important part of an emerging fossil record for the continent , the museum planned to announce early Friday . important part of an emerging fossil record What is the importance of the fossil record? 26 33 -497 2 The 4 - ton , 30 - foot animal was discovered in a region of 100 - million - year - old rock in Utah during a museum expedition led by Peter Makovicky , curator of dinosaurs , and Lindsay Zanno , then a postdoctoral fellow at the Field . the Field What is 'The Field'? 47 49 -497 2 The 4 - ton , 30 - foot animal was discovered in a region of 100 - million - year - old rock in Utah during a museum expedition led by Peter Makovicky , curator of dinosaurs , and Lindsay Zanno , then a postdoctoral fellow at the Field . 4 - ton , 30 - foot animal Is that larger or smaller than a T-Rex? 1 9 -497 2 The 4 - ton , 30 - foot animal was discovered in a region of 100 - million - year - old rock in Utah during a museum expedition led by Peter Makovicky , curator of dinosaurs , and Lindsay Zanno , then a postdoctoral fellow at the Field . museum expedition Why was there a museum expedition in the first place? 27 29 -497 3 Siats meekerorum - named by the scientists after a man - eating monster of legend from the region ' s Ute Indian people and the Meekers , a museum donor family from Evanston , Ill . - helps flesh out what has been a skeletal picture of North American wildlife in the tens of millions of years before T . rex was the dominant predator . Meekers , a museum donor family from Evanston , Ill Why were the Meekers involved? 25 35 -497 3 Siats meekerorum - named by the scientists after a man - eating monster of legend from the region ' s Ute Indian people and the Meekers , a museum donor family from Evanston , Ill . - helps flesh out what has been a skeletal picture of North American wildlife in the tens of millions of years before T . rex was the dominant predator . North American wildlife How does it combine with other North American Wildlife of that period? 47 50 -497 3 Siats meekerorum - named by the scientists after a man - eating monster of legend from the region ' s Ute Indian people and the Meekers , a museum donor family from Evanston , Ill . - helps flesh out what has been a skeletal picture of North American wildlife in the tens of millions of years before T . rex was the dominant predator . meekerorum how did they come up with this name? 1 2 -497 4 Although Siats is the third - largest carnivore found on the continent , this fossil is no Sue , the largely intact T . rex skeleton that presides over the Field ' s central hall . this fossil is no Sue , What does this mean? 13 19 -497 4 Although Siats is the third - largest carnivore found on the continent , this fossil is no Sue , the largely intact T . rex skeleton that presides over the Field ' s central hall . Sue , who is sue? 17 19 -497 5 Indeed , it takes imagination to turn the smattering of bones that rested earlier this week on a striped tablecloth in the museum ' s back office into a predatory behemoth . it takes imagination How did they assemble the bones? 2 5 -498 1 Before you tuck into that nicely browned Thanksgiving turkey , imagine it as the nation ' s symbol . tuck into what is tuck into? 2 4 -498 2 There ' s an argument to be dished out , with a side of tongue - in - cheek , that Ben Franklin had it right about turkeys and eagles . Franklin had it right what did he have right? 22 26 -498 3 The turkey – wild ones , anyway – is a " much more respectable bird , " Franklin wrote . " much more respectable bird , " Why are wild turkeys more respectable? 10 17 -498 3 The turkey – wild ones , anyway – is a " much more respectable bird , " Franklin wrote . respectable bird , " more respectable than what? 13 17 -498 4 The bald eagle , and these aren ' t his exact words , is a slob that flimflams America with gung - ho glares . is a slob Why is the bald eagle a slob? 13 16 -498 5 Evidence is at the Orange County , Florida , landfill , where eagles hang with vultures , a bunch of dude - bros with guts for garbage . dude - bros is this a joke? 20 23 -499 2 This year the former secretary - treasurer of the Service Employees International Union is feasting on nothing but water as he marks the 17th day of his hunger strike to protest Washington ' s inaction over immigration reform . Service Employees International Union What is the Service Employees International Union? 9 13 -499 2 This year the former secretary - treasurer of the Service Employees International Union is feasting on nothing but water as he marks the 17th day of his hunger strike to protest Washington ' s inaction over immigration reform . 17th day does he need medical attention? 23 25 -499 2 This year the former secretary - treasurer of the Service Employees International Union is feasting on nothing but water as he marks the 17th day of his hunger strike to protest Washington ' s inaction over immigration reform . 17th day How long will the hunger strike last? 23 25 -499 3 While the rest of the nation is gorging on Thanksgiving meals , the immigration activist and two other fasters will be in a heated tent on the National Mall at the foot of the Capitol . and two other fasters Who are the two other fasters? 15 19 -499 3 While the rest of the nation is gorging on Thanksgiving meals , the immigration activist and two other fasters will be in a heated tent on the National Mall at the foot of the Capitol . heated tent Why is it pertinent information that the tent is heated? 23 25 -499 3 While the rest of the nation is gorging on Thanksgiving meals , the immigration activist and two other fasters will be in a heated tent on the National Mall at the foot of the Capitol . two other fasters What are the other's names? 16 19 -499 4 " We are a little thinner , " said Medina , who has lost 19 pounds . said Medina , how old is he? 8 11 -499 5 " It ' s a good diet " . He said the goal of the fast was to bring attention to the plight of immigrants . plight of immigrants Is the plight he referring to food shortage? 22 25 -499 5 " It ' s a good diet " . He said the goal of the fast was to bring attention to the plight of immigrants . the plight of immigrants is it working? 21 25 -500 2 The Long March rocket lifted off from the Xichang Satellite Launch Center in Sichuan province at its scheduled time of 1 : 30 a . m . Monday , Beijing time ( 12 : 30 p . m . EST Sunday ) , the official Xinhua news agency reported . Xinhua where is xinhua? 45 46 -500 3 If all goes as planned , a landing vehicle and the rover will touch down on the moon ' s surface in about two weeks . two in which year? 23 24 -500 4 It would be the first soft landing ( one in which the vehicle remains intact ) on the moon since 1976 , when the Soviet Union landed the Luna 24 probe . Luna 24 how many did they land? 28 30 -500 5 The unmanned rover is a gold - colored vehicle that looks like a dune buggy . dune buggy Why did they design it to look like a dune buggy? 13 15 -501 1 DALLAS - Today ' s kids can ' t keep up with their parents . keep up with their parents why cant they? 9 14 -501 1 DALLAS - Today ' s kids can ' t keep up with their parents . can ' t keep up Why can't kids keep up with their parents? 6 11 -501 1 DALLAS - Today ' s kids can ' t keep up with their parents . can ' t keep up Why can't kids keep up with their parents? 6 11 -501 2 An analysis of studies on millions of children around the world finds they don ' t run as fast or as far as their parents did when they were young . don ' t run as fast Why don't kids today run as fast as their parents when they were kids? 13 19 -501 2 An analysis of studies on millions of children around the world finds they don ' t run as fast or as far as their parents did when they were young . they don ' t run as fast Why don't children run as fast or as far as their parents? 12 19 -501 4 Heart - related fitness has declined 5 percent per decade since 1975 for children ages 9 to 17 . Heart - related fitness is that cardio? 0 4 -501 4 Heart - related fitness has declined 5 percent per decade since 1975 for children ages 9 to 17 . declined Why has heart-related fitness declined? 5 6 -501 5 The American Heart Association , whose conference featured the research on Tuesday , says it ' s the first to show that children ' s fitness has declined worldwide over the last three decades . American Heart Association , is it the aha? 1 5 -502 1 Not so fast , Jeff Bezos . Before Amazon . com Inc . can deploy its fleet of delivery drones , the company will have to wait for the results of drone tests at six state - run sites , which the Federal Aviation Administration will select later this month . drone tests how are they tested? 31 33 -502 1 Not so fast , Jeff Bezos . Before Amazon . com Inc . can deploy its fleet of delivery drones , the company will have to wait for the results of drone tests at six state - run sites , which the Federal Aviation Administration will select later this month . Jeff Bezos Who is Jeff Bezos? 4 6 -502 2 At least 24 states are competing to host these sites , which are expected to bring jobs and investment from a rapidly growing industry . 24 states which states? 2 4 -502 2 At least 24 states are competing to host these sites , which are expected to bring jobs and investment from a rapidly growing industry . 24 states Which states are competing to host the sites? 2 4 -502 2 At least 24 states are competing to host these sites , which are expected to bring jobs and investment from a rapidly growing industry . expected to bring jobs and investment how will delivery drones bring more jobs than delivery drivers? 13 19 -502 3 Congress has directed the FAA to safely integrate unmanned aerial vehicles , or unarmed drones , into the national airspace by 2015 . safely integrate how will they do this? 6 8 -502 3 Congress has directed the FAA to safely integrate unmanned aerial vehicles , or unarmed drones , into the national airspace by 2015 . safely How does the FAA determine how safe this practice is? 6 7 -502 4 Until then , the FAA has said it will grant flight privileges to operators of unmanned aerial vehicles , or UAVs , on a case - by - case basis . case - by - case basis Which types cases have been given pemission to fly unmanned? 24 30 -502 5 Bezos , the CEO of the Seattle - based e - commerce giant , said in an interview broadcast Sunday on CBS ' s " 60 Minutes " news program that Amazon hopes to use drones to make same - day deliveries within five years of FAA approval . same - day deliveries did this happen? 38 42 -502 5 Bezos , the CEO of the Seattle - based e - commerce giant , said in an interview broadcast Sunday on CBS ' s " 60 Minutes " news program that Amazon hopes to use drones to make same - day deliveries within five years of FAA approval . drones to make same - day deliveries How close is the company to realistically achieving this goal? 35 42 -503 1 Ancient bricks , tile roofing and wood charcoal discovered beneath a Nepalese pilgrimage site are providing new evidence for the time of Buddha ' s birth , according to archaeologists . Buddha ' s birth , when was he born? 22 27 -503 1 Ancient bricks , tile roofing and wood charcoal discovered beneath a Nepalese pilgrimage site are providing new evidence for the time of Buddha ' s birth , according to archaeologists . according to archaeologists . Which archaeologists? 27 31 -503 2 In research published this week in the journal Antiquity , scholars wrote that the evidence supports a 6th century BC nativity for the Buddha . BC nativity nativity happens for buddha? 19 21 -503 2 In research published this week in the journal Antiquity , scholars wrote that the evidence supports a 6th century BC nativity for the Buddha . Buddha How do they know the evidence is connected to Buddha? 23 24 -503 3 A precise date of birth remains unknown . unknown will we ever learn? 6 7 -503 3 A precise date of birth remains unknown . date of birth Date of birth for who? 2 5 -503 4 Historians have wavered over dates ranging between 623 BC and 340 BC . 623 BC and 340 BC which seems more plausible? 7 12 -503 4 Historians have wavered over dates ranging between 623 BC and 340 BC . wavered over dates Why are historians wavering over dates? 2 5 -503 4 Historians have wavered over dates ranging between 623 BC and 340 BC . Historians have wavered Which historians? 0 3 -503 5 Much of the confusion has to do with the lack of a written record . the confusion did they have writing back then? 2 4 -503 5 Much of the confusion has to do with the lack of a written record . lack of a written record Why didn't they have any records written in that time? 9 14 -503 5 Much of the confusion has to do with the lack of a written record . written record Why wasnt there more recoreds? 12 14 -504 1 KANSAS CITY , Mo . - If farmers can ' t change the weather - or a seesawing climate - perhaps data - crunchers can outwit Mother Nature . data - crunchers can outwit How do data-crunchers plan to outwit nature? 21 26 -504 1 KANSAS CITY , Mo . - If farmers can ' t change the weather - or a seesawing climate - perhaps data - crunchers can outwit Mother Nature . outwit Mother Nature How would they outwit Mother Nature? 25 28 -504 1 KANSAS CITY , Mo . - If farmers can ' t change the weather - or a seesawing climate - perhaps data - crunchers can outwit Mother Nature . change Are farmers expected to change weather? Are data-crunchers not already a crucial part in this process? 11 12 -504 2 Technologies like those refined by a Silicon Valley company with an outpost on the edge of the Kansas prairie now merge agriculture with algorithms to gird farmers against severe weather patterns . algorithms what are algorithms? 23 24 -504 2 Technologies like those refined by a Silicon Valley company with an outpost on the edge of the Kansas prairie now merge agriculture with algorithms to gird farmers against severe weather patterns . against severe weather patterns . What sort of severe weather patterns? 27 32 -504 2 Technologies like those refined by a Silicon Valley company with an outpost on the edge of the Kansas prairie now merge agriculture with algorithms to gird farmers against severe weather patterns . Silicon Valley company What company? 6 9 -504 2 Technologies like those refined by a Silicon Valley company with an outpost on the edge of the Kansas prairie now merge agriculture with algorithms to gird farmers against severe weather patterns . merge How did this collaboration begin and how successful has it been? 20 21 -504 3 Think of it as farming meets " Moneyball , " the popular sports shorthand for using data to beat the odds . shorthand what does moneyball mean? 13 14 -504 4 Just purchased by agribusiness giant Monsanto for $ 1 billion , Climate Corp . is among those posing possible fixes for farmers whose crops are wilting from overheating , drought and increasingly wild weather swings . possible What are some examples of these possible fixes? 18 19 -504 5 " We ' re moving into a period of very unstable weather , and that ' s what producers need to be prepared for , " said Jerry Hatfield , lab director of the U . S . Department of Agriculture ' s National Laboratory for Agriculture and the Environment . moving into a period of very unstable weather , how does he know this? 4 13 -504 5 " We ' re moving into a period of very unstable weather , and that ' s what producers need to be prepared for , " said Jerry Hatfield , lab director of the U . S . Department of Agriculture ' s National Laboratory for Agriculture and the Environment . very How do they determine the severity? 9 10 -505 1 BEIJING - In a sharp rebuff , China accused Washington on Wednesday of taking Japan ' s side in a tense clash over disputed islands in the East China Sea , underscoring rising regional friction as visiting Vice President Joe Biden met with Beijing ' s leaders . over disputed islands in the East China Sea , Which islands in the East China Sea are disputed? 22 31 -505 1 BEIJING - In a sharp rebuff , China accused Washington on Wednesday of taking Japan ' s side in a tense clash over disputed islands in the East China Sea , underscoring rising regional friction as visiting Vice President Joe Biden met with Beijing ' s leaders . taking Japan ' s side How did the US take Japan's side in China's opinion? 13 18 -505 1 BEIJING - In a sharp rebuff , China accused Washington on Wednesday of taking Japan ' s side in a tense clash over disputed islands in the East China Sea , underscoring rising regional friction as visiting Vice President Joe Biden met with Beijing ' s leaders . disputed islands Which islands are being disputed by China and Japan? 23 25 -505 2 Emerging from a private meeting with President Xi Jinping that went considerably longer than scheduled , Biden appeared somber and subdued . somber and subdued Why did Biden appear this way? 18 21 -505 2 Emerging from a private meeting with President Xi Jinping that went considerably longer than scheduled , Biden appeared somber and subdued . somber why was he somber? 18 19 -505 2 Emerging from a private meeting with President Xi Jinping that went considerably longer than scheduled , Biden appeared somber and subdued . somber and subdued Why was Vice President Biden somber and subdued? 18 21 -505 3 In a brief appearance before reporters in which he took no questions , Biden did not go into details on differences over China ' s newly declared restricted flying zone . newly declared restricted flying zone why is there a retricted flying zone 25 30 -505 3 In a brief appearance before reporters in which he took no questions , Biden did not go into details on differences over China ' s newly declared restricted flying zone . restricted flying zone Why did China institute a no fly zone? 27 30 -505 3 In a brief appearance before reporters in which he took no questions , Biden did not go into details on differences over China ' s newly declared restricted flying zone . brief appearance how brief was it? 2 4 -505 3 In a brief appearance before reporters in which he took no questions , Biden did not go into details on differences over China ' s newly declared restricted flying zone . newly declared restricted flying zone Why did China newly declare a restricted flying zone? 25 30 -505 4 Instead , he spoke of a " new model of major country cooperation , " saying U . S . - China relations must hinge on trust and a positive notion of each other ' s motives . positive notion Does the US have a positive notion about any of the countries they associate with? 29 31 -505 5 The awkward kickoff for a series of official meetings in Beijing followed Biden ' s speech earlier Wednesday urging young Chinese citizens to challenge orthodoxy and the status quo . orthodoxy What is orthodoxy? 24 25 -505 5 The awkward kickoff for a series of official meetings in Beijing followed Biden ' s speech earlier Wednesday urging young Chinese citizens to challenge orthodoxy and the status quo . orthodoxy and the status will they get in trouble for it? 24 28 -506 2 " That should offend all of us , " he declared . offend why should it offend us? 3 4 -506 2 " That should offend all of us , " he declared . should offend What is offending? 2 4 -506 3 " We are a better country than this " . better country why does he think so? 4 6 -506 4 Focusing on the pocketbook issues that Americans consistently rank as a top concern , Obama argued that the dream of upward economic mobility is breaking down and that the growing income gap is a " defining challenge of our time " . growing income gap How is the income gap growing? 29 32 -506 5 " The basic bargain at the heart of our economy has frayed , " the president said in remarks at a nonprofit community center a short drive from the White House in one of Washington ' s most impoverished neighborhoods . a nonprofit community center Which nonprofit community center? 20 24 -506 5 " The basic bargain at the heart of our economy has frayed , " the president said in remarks at a nonprofit community center a short drive from the White House in one of Washington ' s most impoverished neighborhoods . impoverished neighborhoods which neighborhood? 38 40 -507 1 TEHRAN , Iran - As world powers in Geneva negotiated the future of Iran ' s nuclear development program , Islamist hard - liners here continued to warn of a deceitful , perfidious West scheming to enfeeble the Islamic Republic . world powers Which world powers? 5 7 -507 1 TEHRAN , Iran - As world powers in Geneva negotiated the future of Iran ' s nuclear development program , Islamist hard - liners here continued to warn of a deceitful , perfidious West scheming to enfeeble the Islamic Republic . negotiated the future Why were they able to decide the future of another country's nuclear program? 9 12 -507 2 Yet in the trendy , smoke - filled cafes of this busy capital city , ritualistic denunciations of the United States are as passe as instant coffee among the mostly young , jeans - clad set . passe what does passe mean? 23 24 -507 2 Yet in the trendy , smoke - filled cafes of this busy capital city , ritualistic denunciations of the United States are as passe as instant coffee among the mostly young , jeans - clad set . passe Why are denunciations of the USA considered passe? 23 24 -507 3 " In art , in fashion , in cinema and in our daily lifestyle , we copycat American culture , " said Sarah , proprietor of a cozy cafe in the basement of a high - rise in northwest Tehran . a cozy cafe What is the name of the cafe? 26 29 -507 3 " In art , in fashion , in cinema and in our daily lifestyle , we copycat American culture , " said Sarah , proprietor of a cozy cafe in the basement of a high - rise in northwest Tehran . copycat why does she think that? 16 17 -507 3 " In art , in fashion , in cinema and in our daily lifestyle , we copycat American culture , " said Sarah , proprietor of a cozy cafe in the basement of a high - rise in northwest Tehran . copycat Why does Tehran copycat American culture? 16 17 -507 3 " In art , in fashion , in cinema and in our daily lifestyle , we copycat American culture , " said Sarah , proprietor of a cozy cafe in the basement of a high - rise in northwest Tehran . copycat American culture , " Why do they copycat American culture if they hate the West so much? 16 21 -507 4 " There is a big difference between the approved culture and the reality of urban lifestyles in big cities like Tehran " . big difference what is the difference? 4 6 -507 4 " There is a big difference between the approved culture and the reality of urban lifestyles in big cities like Tehran " . big difference What is the big difference between the approved culture and the reality? 4 6 -507 4 " There is a big difference between the approved culture and the reality of urban lifestyles in big cities like Tehran " . approved culture What causes the difference between the approved culture and the reality? 8 10 -507 5 Just as Western perceptions of Iran are far from monolithic , the view here is diverse , especially among those born after the 1979 Islamic Revolution , roughly half the population . 1979 Islamic Revolution , what was the revolution about? 23 27 -507 5 Just as Western perceptions of Iran are far from monolithic , the view here is diverse , especially among those born after the 1979 Islamic Revolution , roughly half the population . diverse , What are some of the different views? 15 17 -507 5 Just as Western perceptions of Iran are far from monolithic , the view here is diverse , especially among those born after the 1979 Islamic Revolution , roughly half the population . after the 1979 How did the revolution change public opinion? 21 24 -508 1 WASHINGTON - The Pentagon is outfitting a 647 - foot cargo ship with high - tech equipment in an effort to safely destroy hundreds of tons of lethal chemical weapons agents that were collected in Syria after a deadly gas attack this summer sparked an international outcry . effort to safely destroy hundreds of tons How will the chemical weapons be destroyed? 19 26 -508 1 WASHINGTON - The Pentagon is outfitting a 647 - foot cargo ship with high - tech equipment in an effort to safely destroy hundreds of tons of lethal chemical weapons agents that were collected in Syria after a deadly gas attack this summer sparked an international outcry . 647 - foot cargo ship Why would a cargo ship help destroy? 7 12 -508 3 The system should be able to eliminate Syria ' s VX and sarin stockpiles and chemical components in 45 to 90 days , the officials said . VX and sarin stockpiles What are their stockpiles? How much do they have? 10 14 -508 5 With Syria engulfed in civil war , moving the deadly material to the U . S . naval ship over the next month may be the biggest challenge . be the biggest challenge How will the naval ship attempt to move the material? 24 28 -508 5 With Syria engulfed in civil war , moving the deadly material to the U . S . naval ship over the next month may be the biggest challenge . biggest challenge Why is this difficult and how does it connect to war? 26 28 -509 1 LONDON - American and British intelligence operations have been spying on gamers across the world , media outlets reported , saying that the world ' s most powerful espionage agencies sent undercover agents into virtual universes to monitor activity in online fantasy games such as " World of Warcraft " . media outlets reported , Which media outlets? 16 20 -509 1 LONDON - American and British intelligence operations have been spying on gamers across the world , media outlets reported , saying that the world ' s most powerful espionage agencies sent undercover agents into virtual universes to monitor activity in online fantasy games such as " World of Warcraft " . spying Why have they been spying? 9 10 -509 1 LONDON - American and British intelligence operations have been spying on gamers across the world , media outlets reported , saying that the world ' s most powerful espionage agencies sent undercover agents into virtual universes to monitor activity in online fantasy games such as " World of Warcraft " . " World Why \"World of Warcraft\" specifically? 45 47 -509 1 LONDON - American and British intelligence operations have been spying on gamers across the world , media outlets reported , saying that the world ' s most powerful espionage agencies sent undercover agents into virtual universes to monitor activity in online fantasy games such as " World of Warcraft " . have been spying on gamers What information are they trying to gain by spying on these gamers? 7 12 -509 1 LONDON - American and British intelligence operations have been spying on gamers across the world , media outlets reported , saying that the world ' s most powerful espionage agencies sent undercover agents into virtual universes to monitor activity in online fantasy games such as " World of Warcraft " . across the world , Are there areas of the world that are not being spied on by these agents? 12 16 -509 1 LONDON - American and British intelligence operations have been spying on gamers across the world , media outlets reported , saying that the world ' s most powerful espionage agencies sent undercover agents into virtual universes to monitor activity in online fantasy games such as " World of Warcraft " . world ' s most powerful espionage agencies What are these agencies? 23 30 -509 2 Stories carried Monday by The New York Times , the Guardian , and ProPublica said U . S . and U . K . spies have spent years trawling online games for terrorists or informants . terrorists Why are terrorists using video games? 32 33 -509 2 Stories carried Monday by The New York Times , the Guardian , and ProPublica said U . S . and U . K . spies have spent years trawling online games for terrorists or informants . spent years How many years? 26 28 -509 2 Stories carried Monday by The New York Times , the Guardian , and ProPublica said U . S . and U . K . spies have spent years trawling online games for terrorists or informants . online games What are some of the games? 29 31 -509 2 Stories carried Monday by The New York Times , the Guardian , and ProPublica said U . S . and U . K . spies have spent years trawling online games for terrorists or informants . for terrorists or informants Why do agents believe their are terrorists playing in these games? 31 35 -509 3 The stories , based on documents leaked by former National Security Agency ( NSA ) contractor Edward Snowden , offer an unusual take on America ' s world - spanning surveillance campaign , suggesting that even the fantasy worlds popular with children , teens , and escapists of all ages aren ' t beyond the attention of the NSA and its British counterpart , GCHQ . Edward Who is Edward Snowden? 16 17 -509 3 The stories , based on documents leaked by former National Security Agency ( NSA ) contractor Edward Snowden , offer an unusual take on America ' s world - spanning surveillance campaign , suggesting that even the fantasy worlds popular with children , teens , and escapists of all ages aren ' t beyond the attention of the NSA and its British counterpart , GCHQ . leaked where did he leak this information? 6 7 -509 3 The stories , based on documents leaked by former National Security Agency ( NSA ) contractor Edward Snowden , offer an unusual take on America ' s world - spanning surveillance campaign , suggesting that even the fantasy worlds popular with children , teens , and escapists of all ages aren ' t beyond the attention of the NSA and its British counterpart , GCHQ . campaign , Who started this campaign? 31 33 -509 3 The stories , based on documents leaked by former National Security Agency ( NSA ) contractor Edward Snowden , offer an unusual take on America ' s world - spanning surveillance campaign , suggesting that even the fantasy worlds popular with children , teens , and escapists of all ages aren ' t beyond the attention of the NSA and its British counterpart , GCHQ . NSA and its British counterpart , GCHQ What brought these two particular agencies together on this project? 58 65 -509 4 Virtual universes like " World of Warcraft " can be massively popular , drawing in millions of players who log months ' worth of real - world time competing with other players for online glory , virtual treasure , and magical loot . Virtual What would be considered a virtual universe? 0 1 -509 4 Virtual universes like " World of Warcraft " can be massively popular , drawing in millions of players who log months ' worth of real - world time competing with other players for online glory , virtual treasure , and magical loot . massively popular , How many players, worldwide, are there at any given time? 10 13 -509 4 Virtual universes like " World of Warcraft " can be massively popular , drawing in millions of players who log months ' worth of real - world time competing with other players for online glory , virtual treasure , and magical loot . magical loot Can real prizes be had in these fantasy games? 40 42 -509 5 At its height , " World of Warcraft " boasted some 12 million paying subscribers , more than the population of Greece . paying How much do they pay? 13 14 -509 5 At its height , " World of Warcraft " boasted some 12 million paying subscribers , more than the population of Greece . 12 million paying subscribers , How much money does the average player invest in these games? 11 16 -510 1 WASHINGTON - The Whigs , the 19th century political party that disbanded before the Civil War over the question of slavery , is trying making a comeback as the voice of reason between embittered modern day Republicans and Democrats . is trying making a comeback How are the Whigs attempted to make a comeback? 22 27 -510 1 WASHINGTON - The Whigs , the 19th century political party that disbanded before the Civil War over the question of slavery , is trying making a comeback as the voice of reason between embittered modern day Republicans and Democrats . disbanded Why were the Whigs disbanded? 11 12 -510 1 WASHINGTON - The Whigs , the 19th century political party that disbanded before the Civil War over the question of slavery , is trying making a comeback as the voice of reason between embittered modern day Republicans and Democrats . The Whigs , Who is running this movement? 2 5 -510 2 In Philadelphia , the election of Heshy Bucholz , a software engineer and first candidate to run and win as a Whig in that city in 157 years , has brought national attention to the party and spurred hundreds of new members to sign up . has brought national attention to the party What national attention has been brought by Bucholz? 29 36 -510 2 In Philadelphia , the election of Heshy Bucholz , a software engineer and first candidate to run and win as a Whig in that city in 157 years , has brought national attention to the party and spurred hundreds of new members to sign up . Heshy Bucholz , why did he run as a whig? 6 9 -510 4 Tim Zane , a registered Republican and a former vice president and senior cash manager at a large international bank , is in talks to be in charge of the Maryland branch of the new and improved Modern Whig Party . a large international bank , Which large international bank? 16 21 -510 4 Tim Zane , a registered Republican and a former vice president and senior cash manager at a large international bank , is in talks to be in charge of the Maryland branch of the new and improved Modern Whig Party . new and improved Modern Whig Party How has the Modern Whig Party improved? 34 40 -510 4 Tim Zane , a registered Republican and a former vice president and senior cash manager at a large international bank , is in talks to be in charge of the Maryland branch of the new and improved Modern Whig Party . be in charge Why would Tim Zane want to be in charge of the Maryland branch of the Whigs? 25 28 -510 4 Tim Zane , a registered Republican and a former vice president and senior cash manager at a large international bank , is in talks to be in charge of the Maryland branch of the new and improved Modern Whig Party . new why is he chosen? 34 35 -510 5 Like Maryland , Idaho , Arizona , Virginia and Hawaii are seeking new chapter leaders . chapter leaders are they likely to find them? 13 15 -511 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - Christin Rivas , 14 , was fascinated by the small , round toy magnets that you can sculpt into shapes and use to perform magic tricks . sculpt How can a magnet be flexible enough to sculp into something? 22 23 -511 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - Christin Rivas , 14 , was fascinated by the small , round toy magnets that you can sculpt into shapes and use to perform magic tricks . magic tricks Which kind of magic tricks can Christin perform? 29 31 -511 2 Put a pen on a desk , hold a magnet underneath and watch the pen move across the desktop . move across the desktop what does it do? 15 19 -511 3 While playing with a couple of these rare - earth magnets at her Satellite Beach , Fla . , middle school last week , Christin needed both hands to grab something , so she decided to hold the mini - magnets in her mouth . in her mouth Are rare earth magnets toxic? 41 44 -511 3 While playing with a couple of these rare - earth magnets at her Satellite Beach , Fla . , middle school last week , Christin needed both hands to grab something , so she decided to hold the mini - magnets in her mouth . rare - earth What classifies a magnet as rare-earth, and how many other classifications are there? 7 10 -511 4 Someone made her laugh , and … gulp . Someone Who made her laugh? 0 1 -511 4 Someone made her laugh , and … gulp . and … gulp what happened? 5 8 -511 5 She swallowed the magnets . Five days later , Christin was at Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children in Orlando , Fla . , having the magnets surgically removed from her intestines , along with a small section of her colon and her appendix . She swallowed Why did she swallow them? 0 2 -511 5 She swallowed the magnets . Five days later , Christin was at Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children in Orlando , Fla . , having the magnets surgically removed from her intestines , along with a small section of her colon and her appendix . her appendix could she have died? 41 43 -511 5 She swallowed the magnets . Five days later , Christin was at Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children in Orlando , Fla . , having the magnets surgically removed from her intestines , along with a small section of her colon and her appendix . surgically removed Why did they have to remove her intestines, colon, and appendix? 26 28 -511 5 She swallowed the magnets . Five days later , Christin was at Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children in Orlando , Fla . , having the magnets surgically removed from her intestines , along with a small section of her colon and her appendix . Five Why did this surgery happen such a long time after the incident? 5 6 -511 5 She swallowed the magnets . Five days later , Christin was at Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children in Orlando , Fla . , having the magnets surgically removed from her intestines , along with a small section of her colon and her appendix . intestines , How were the magnets able to travel through her digestive system to the point they reached her intestines? 30 32 -511 5 She swallowed the magnets . Five days later , Christin was at Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children in Orlando , Fla . , having the magnets surgically removed from her intestines , along with a small section of her colon and her appendix . appendix How did the magnets reach her appendix? 42 43 -512 1 DAYTON , Ohio - Krista Hooten saw " terror " in her daughter ' s eyes as they started back - to - school shopping for seventh grade . " terror " Why did Krista Hooten's daughter have terror in her eyes? 7 10 -512 1 DAYTON , Ohio - Krista Hooten saw " terror " in her daughter ' s eyes as they started back - to - school shopping for seventh grade . " terror " Why was her daughter scared of back-to-school shopping? 7 10 -512 2 Her daughter , Kelsey , had been bullied the previous year . bullied How had Kelsey been bullied? 7 8 -512 2 Her daughter , Kelsey , had been bullied the previous year . Kelsey , bullied for what? 3 5 -512 3 It started emotionally : Other girls called her ugly and spread rumors about her . ugly what kind of rumors? 8 9 -512 4 But it quickly turned physical : They pulled her hair on the bus and shoved her to the ground . shoved was she injured? 14 15 -512 5 " It changed her personality , " Hooten said . changed her personality , " How did the bullying change Kelsey's personality? 2 7 -512 5 " It changed her personality , " Hooten said . changed her personality , " how so change? 2 7 -512 5 " It changed her personality , " Hooten said . changed her personality , " In what ways did it change her personality? 2 7 -513 1 WASHINGTON - The American public is unusually pessimistic about the direction of the country and increasingly fed up with Washington gridlock , a sour mood reflected in the worst disapproval ratings for President Barack Obama since he took office nearly five years ago . disapproval ratings who is rating? 29 31 -513 1 WASHINGTON - The American public is unusually pessimistic about the direction of the country and increasingly fed up with Washington gridlock , a sour mood reflected in the worst disapproval ratings for President Barack Obama since he took office nearly five years ago . direction of the country What specifically are the unhappy about with the direction? 10 14 -513 3 " The lack of confidence in Washington to right itself is showing up , " said Lee Miringoff , director of the Marist Institute for Public Opinion in New York . Lee Miringoff , what are his credentials? 16 19 -513 3 " The lack of confidence in Washington to right itself is showing up , " said Lee Miringoff , director of the Marist Institute for Public Opinion in New York . confidence How is confidence supposed to right the ship? 4 5 -513 5 The disapproval number was up sharply from the 47 percent reading in September and tops the previous high of 52 percent in September 2011 . sharply what made it sharp? 5 6 -513 5 The disapproval number was up sharply from the 47 percent reading in September and tops the previous high of 52 percent in September 2011 . up sharply What caused the sharp increase in the rating? 4 6 -514 1 NEW YORK - Time magazine selected Pope Francis as its Person of the Year on Wednesday , saying the Catholic Church ' s new leader has changed the perception of the 2 , 000 - year - old institution in an extraordinary way in a short time . Pope Francis is he the new pope? 6 8 -514 1 NEW YORK - Time magazine selected Pope Francis as its Person of the Year on Wednesday , saying the Catholic Church ' s new leader has changed the perception of the 2 , 000 - year - old institution in an extraordinary way in a short time . changed the perception How has the Pope changed the perception of the Catholic Church? 26 29 -514 1 NEW YORK - Time magazine selected Pope Francis as its Person of the Year on Wednesday , saying the Catholic Church ' s new leader has changed the perception of the 2 , 000 - year - old institution in an extraordinary way in a short time . has changed the perception What was the perception that changed? 25 29 -514 1 NEW YORK - Time magazine selected Pope Francis as its Person of the Year on Wednesday , saying the Catholic Church ' s new leader has changed the perception of the 2 , 000 - year - old institution in an extraordinary way in a short time . changed the perception What has he done to change perceptions? 26 29 -514 1 NEW YORK - Time magazine selected Pope Francis as its Person of the Year on Wednesday , saying the Catholic Church ' s new leader has changed the perception of the 2 , 000 - year - old institution in an extraordinary way in a short time . changed the perception How did Pope Francis change the perception of the Catholic Church? 26 29 -514 3 The former Argentine Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio was elected in March as the first pope from Latin America and the first Jesuit . Jesuit what is a jesuit? 21 22 -514 4 Since taking over at the Vatican , he has urged the Catholic Church not to be obsessed with " small - minded rules " and to emphasize compassion over condemnation in dealing with touchy topics like abortion , gays and contraception . abortion , gays and contraception how did they respond? 36 41 -515 1 Peering far deeper than ever before into humanity ' s murky genetic past , scientists sequenced the DNA of an ancient European relative and found a puzzling connection to the Far East . ancient European relative Who was this person? 20 23 -515 1 Peering far deeper than ever before into humanity ' s murky genetic past , scientists sequenced the DNA of an ancient European relative and found a puzzling connection to the Far East . murky genetic past , What makes it a murky genetic past? 10 14 -515 1 Peering far deeper than ever before into humanity ' s murky genetic past , scientists sequenced the DNA of an ancient European relative and found a puzzling connection to the Far East . an ancient How ancient is this relative? 19 21 -515 1 Peering far deeper than ever before into humanity ' s murky genetic past , scientists sequenced the DNA of an ancient European relative and found a puzzling connection to the Far East . puzzling connection What is puzzling about the connection? 26 28 -515 1 Peering far deeper than ever before into humanity ' s murky genetic past , scientists sequenced the DNA of an ancient European relative and found a puzzling connection to the Far East . puzzling connection What was the puzzling connection to the Far East? 26 28 -515 2 The genetic sample came from a 400 , 000 - year - old thigh bone pulled from the cold , damp depths of a Spanish cave called Sima de los Huesos , or " Pit of Bones " . thigh bone pulled Was the remainder of the body recovered as well? 13 16 -515 2 The genetic sample came from a 400 , 000 - year - old thigh bone pulled from the cold , damp depths of a Spanish cave called Sima de los Huesos , or " Pit of Bones " . 400 , 000 - year - old How do scientists determine this age? 6 13 -515 2 The genetic sample came from a 400 , 000 - year - old thigh bone pulled from the cold , damp depths of a Spanish cave called Sima de los Huesos , or " Pit of Bones " . Spanish cave What region is this cave in? 24 26 -515 2 The genetic sample came from a 400 , 000 - year - old thigh bone pulled from the cold , damp depths of a Spanish cave called Sima de los Huesos , or " Pit of Bones " . " Pit of Bones " Why has the cave been termed Pit of Bones? 33 38 -515 3 Researchers surmised that it belonged to an extinct species of hominin known as Homo heidelbergensis , a direct ancestor of Neanderthals , and they expected it to resemble DNA extracted from of a handful of Neanderthal bones found in Spain , Croatia and other sites in Europe . Neanderthals , What time period did the Neanderthals live in? 20 22 -515 3 Researchers surmised that it belonged to an extinct species of hominin known as Homo heidelbergensis , a direct ancestor of Neanderthals , and they expected it to resemble DNA extracted from of a handful of Neanderthal bones found in Spain , Croatia and other sites in Europe . and other sites in Europe Which other sites in Europe? 42 47 -515 3 Researchers surmised that it belonged to an extinct species of hominin known as Homo heidelbergensis , a direct ancestor of Neanderthals , and they expected it to resemble DNA extracted from of a handful of Neanderthal bones found in Spain , Croatia and other sites in Europe . surmised how did they surmise that? 1 2 -515 3 Researchers surmised that it belonged to an extinct species of hominin known as Homo heidelbergensis , a direct ancestor of Neanderthals , and they expected it to resemble DNA extracted from of a handful of Neanderthal bones found in Spain , Croatia and other sites in Europe . Researchers surmised What did they base their info on? 0 2 -515 3 Researchers surmised that it belonged to an extinct species of hominin known as Homo heidelbergensis , a direct ancestor of Neanderthals , and they expected it to resemble DNA extracted from of a handful of Neanderthal bones found in Spain , Croatia and other sites in Europe . other sites in Europe What other sites in Europe? 43 47 -515 4 They were wrong . " This really raises more questions than it answers really , " said biologist Svante Paabo of the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Germany , a pioneer in the quest to decode ancient DNA . raises more questions What other questions did the scientists have? 7 10 -515 4 They were wrong . " This really raises more questions than it answers really , " said biologist Svante Paabo of the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Germany , a pioneer in the quest to decode ancient DNA . Svante Paabo what are his credentials? 18 20 -515 4 They were wrong . " This really raises more questions than it answers really , " said biologist Svante Paabo of the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Germany , a pioneer in the quest to decode ancient DNA . raises more questions What questions does this raise? 7 10 -515 4 They were wrong . " This really raises more questions than it answers really , " said biologist Svante Paabo of the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Germany , a pioneer in the quest to decode ancient DNA . a pioneer How long has he been doing this? 31 33 -515 4 They were wrong . " This really raises more questions than it answers really , " said biologist Svante Paabo of the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Germany , a pioneer in the quest to decode ancient DNA . raises more questions What questions did the DNA raise? 7 10 -515 5 " It ' s a big surprise " . Paabo and his colleagues published a report on their findings this past week in the journal Nature . big surprise " What is the surprise? 5 8 -515 5 " It ' s a big surprise " . Paabo and his colleagues published a report on their findings this past week in the journal Nature . surprise " should they be surprised? 6 8 -515 5 " It ' s a big surprise " . Paabo and his colleagues published a report on their findings this past week in the journal Nature . " It ' s a big surprise " Why is this a surprise, what was the original expectation? 0 8 -515 5 " It ' s a big surprise " . Paabo and his colleagues published a report on their findings this past week in the journal Nature . journal Nature Is this a popular publication? 24 26 -515 5 " It ' s a big surprise " . Paabo and his colleagues published a report on their findings this past week in the journal Nature . big surprise " What was a big surprise? 5 8 -516 1 LAKE BUENA VISTA , Fla . - Major League Baseball plans to eliminate home plate collisions , possibly as soon as next season but no later than by 2015 . eliminate home plate collisions , How often do home plate collisions occur? 12 17 -516 1 LAKE BUENA VISTA , Fla . - Major League Baseball plans to eliminate home plate collisions , possibly as soon as next season but no later than by 2015 . next season In which year does next season take place? 21 23 -516 1 LAKE BUENA VISTA , Fla . - Major League Baseball plans to eliminate home plate collisions , possibly as soon as next season but no later than by 2015 . plans to eliminate home plate collisions , How do they plan to eliminate the collisions? 10 17 -516 1 LAKE BUENA VISTA , Fla . - Major League Baseball plans to eliminate home plate collisions , possibly as soon as next season but no later than by 2015 . by 2015 When in 2015? 27 29 -516 2 New York Mets general manager Sandy Alderson , chairman of the rules committee , made the announcement Wednesday at the winter meetings . rules committee What does the rules committee decide? 11 13 -516 2 New York Mets general manager Sandy Alderson , chairman of the rules committee , made the announcement Wednesday at the winter meetings . winter meetings Where were the meetings held? 20 22 -516 3 Player safety and concern over concussions were major factors in the decision . concussions How are the players getting the concussions? 5 6 -516 3 Player safety and concern over concussions were major factors in the decision . the decision What was the decision? 10 12 -516 4 " Ultimately what we want to do is change the culture of acceptance that these plays are ordinary and routine and an accepted part of the game , " Alderson said . routine How does the author think that these type of plays are being accepted? 19 20 -516 4 " Ultimately what we want to do is change the culture of acceptance that these plays are ordinary and routine and an accepted part of the game , " Alderson said . plays are ordinary Why are the plays ordinary and routine? 15 18 -516 4 " Ultimately what we want to do is change the culture of acceptance that these plays are ordinary and routine and an accepted part of the game , " Alderson said . change the culture of acceptance Do players collide intentionally? 8 13 -516 5 " The costs associated in terms of health and injury just no longer warrant the status quo " . costs What are some of the health concerns related to these type of collisions? 2 3 -517 1 PHILADELPHIA - The University of Pennsylvania is at the forefront of a movement to experiment with free open online courses , but the undertaking , as its own researchers are finding out , has yielded mixed results . free open online courses , What are the free online courses? 16 21 -517 1 PHILADELPHIA - The University of Pennsylvania is at the forefront of a movement to experiment with free open online courses , but the undertaking , as its own researchers are finding out , has yielded mixed results . mixed results why are they mixed? 35 37 -517 1 PHILADELPHIA - The University of Pennsylvania is at the forefront of a movement to experiment with free open online courses , but the undertaking , as its own researchers are finding out , has yielded mixed results . free open online courses , What are free open online courses? 16 21 -517 1 PHILADELPHIA - The University of Pennsylvania is at the forefront of a movement to experiment with free open online courses , but the undertaking , as its own researchers are finding out , has yielded mixed results . mixed results What sort of results? 35 37 -517 2 While Massive Open Online Courses ( MOOCs ) have attracted millions of viewers and been heralded as a potential way to address skyrocketing tuition , very few of their viewers - 4 percent on average - actually complete the courses , according to the latest study by researchers in Penn ' s Graduate School of Education . Massive Open Online Courses are those common? 1 5 -517 2 While Massive Open Online Courses ( MOOCs ) have attracted millions of viewers and been heralded as a potential way to address skyrocketing tuition , very few of their viewers - 4 percent on average - actually complete the courses , according to the latest study by researchers in Penn ' s Graduate School of Education . 4 percent Why is the percentage for completion so low for MOOCs? 31 33 -517 3 Many who register drop off after the first week or two , the researchers found in a study they will present Thursday at a MOOC conference at the University of Texas , Arlington . drop off Why do they drop off? 3 5 -517 4 About half who registered viewed at least one lecture . About half what did the other half do? 0 2 -517 5 The results come on the heels of another Penn study , released last month , that showed a vast majority of students enrolled in MOOCs already hold college degrees and are taking the courses primarily to advance in their jobs , which called into question the notion that the courses were providing greater access to the world ' s underprivileged . vast majority What percentage? 18 20 -518 1 For college athletes who get through their sport ' s season concussion - free , new research suggests it may be too early to breathe a sigh of relief . For college athletes What sport do the college athletes play? 0 3 -518 1 For college athletes who get through their sport ' s season concussion - free , new research suggests it may be too early to breathe a sigh of relief . too Why would it be too early to be relieved? 21 22 -518 1 For college athletes who get through their sport ' s season concussion - free , new research suggests it may be too early to breathe a sigh of relief . sigh of relief why do they say that? 26 29 -518 1 For college athletes who get through their sport ' s season concussion - free , new research suggests it may be too early to breathe a sigh of relief . too early to breathe a sigh of relief Why is it too early to breathe a sigh of relief? 21 29 -518 2 Following a season of grueling practices and hard - fought games , football and ice hockey players who had no outward sign of head trauma showed worrisome changes in brain structure and cognitive performance that weren ' t shared by athletes who competed in varsity sports such as track , crew and cross - country skiing , according to a report published Wednesday in the journal Neurology . according to a report published Wednesday Who is the author of the report? 57 63 -518 2 Following a season of grueling practices and hard - fought games , football and ice hockey players who had no outward sign of head trauma showed worrisome changes in brain structure and cognitive performance that weren ' t shared by athletes who competed in varsity sports such as track , crew and cross - country skiing , according to a report published Wednesday in the journal Neurology . worrisome changes What were the worrisome changes in brain structure shown in the athletes? 26 28 -518 2 Following a season of grueling practices and hard - fought games , football and ice hockey players who had no outward sign of head trauma showed worrisome changes in brain structure and cognitive performance that weren ' t shared by athletes who competed in varsity sports such as track , crew and cross - country skiing , according to a report published Wednesday in the journal Neurology . outward sign of head trauma What are the outward sign's of head trauma? 20 25 -518 2 Following a season of grueling practices and hard - fought games , football and ice hockey players who had no outward sign of head trauma showed worrisome changes in brain structure and cognitive performance that weren ' t shared by athletes who competed in varsity sports such as track , crew and cross - country skiing , according to a report published Wednesday in the journal Neurology . worrisome changes What were the changes in cognitive performance? 26 28 -518 3 The findings add to a growing body of evidence suggesting that a season - long succession of small hits - none hard enough to cause evident disorientation or draw medical attention - may prompt changes in the brain that cause problems with memory , mood or mental performance years down the road . evidence Where can I find this evidence? 8 9 -518 3 The findings add to a growing body of evidence suggesting that a season - long succession of small hits - none hard enough to cause evident disorientation or draw medical attention - may prompt changes in the brain that cause problems with memory , mood or mental performance years down the road . mental performance like test taking? 46 48 -518 3 The findings add to a growing body of evidence suggesting that a season - long succession of small hits - none hard enough to cause evident disorientation or draw medical attention - may prompt changes in the brain that cause problems with memory , mood or mental performance years down the road . growing body of evidence What are some of the evidence found already that supports this? 5 9 -518 3 The findings add to a growing body of evidence suggesting that a season - long succession of small hits - none hard enough to cause evident disorientation or draw medical attention - may prompt changes in the brain that cause problems with memory , mood or mental performance years down the road . may prompt changes in the brain What exactly happens when a player is hit that causes these problems? 32 38 -518 4 Or , they may heal during the off - season . heal What is the percentage that heal during the off-season? 4 5 -518 4 Or , they may heal during the off - season . they may when will we know? 2 4 -518 4 Or , they may heal during the off - season . may heal during the off - season How does someone heal with injuries like this? 3 10 -518 5 Scientists are still trying to figure out how readily the brain recovers from injury , or whether there are thresholds beyond which damage can be cumulative or irreversible . Scientists are still trying to figure out Which scientists? 0 7 -518 5 Scientists are still trying to figure out how readily the brain recovers from injury , or whether there are thresholds beyond which damage can be cumulative or irreversible . to How are scientists trying to figure out how readily the brain recovers from injury? 4 5 -518 5 Scientists are still trying to figure out how readily the brain recovers from injury , or whether there are thresholds beyond which damage can be cumulative or irreversible . cumulative What does cumulative mean? 25 26 -519 1 HOUSTON - " Affluenza , " the affliction cited by a psychologist to argue that a North Texas teenager from a wealthy family should not be sent to prison for killing four pedestrians while driving drunk , is not a recognized diagnosis and should not be used to justify bad behavior , experts said Thursday . not a recognized diagnosis Why do experts not recognize this diagnosis? 38 42 -519 1 HOUSTON - " Affluenza , " the affliction cited by a psychologist to argue that a North Texas teenager from a wealthy family should not be sent to prison for killing four pedestrians while driving drunk , is not a recognized diagnosis and should not be used to justify bad behavior , experts said Thursday . " Affluenza , " is this a joke? 2 6 -519 1 HOUSTON - " Affluenza , " the affliction cited by a psychologist to argue that a North Texas teenager from a wealthy family should not be sent to prison for killing four pedestrians while driving drunk , is not a recognized diagnosis and should not be used to justify bad behavior , experts said Thursday . " Affluenza , " What is the definition of Affluenza? 2 6 -519 2 A judge ' s decision to give 16 - year - old Ethan Couch 10 years of probation for the fatal accident sparked outrage from relatives of those killed and has led to questions about the defense strategy . led to questions about the defense strategy What questions do people have about the defense strategy? 31 38 -519 2 A judge ' s decision to give 16 - year - old Ethan Couch 10 years of probation for the fatal accident sparked outrage from relatives of those killed and has led to questions about the defense strategy . years of probation is that a light sentence? 15 18 -519 2 A judge ' s decision to give 16 - year - old Ethan Couch 10 years of probation for the fatal accident sparked outrage from relatives of those killed and has led to questions about the defense strategy . A judge ' s decision How can a judge be so lenient? 0 5 -519 3 A psychologist testified in Couch ' s trial in a Fort Worth juvenile court that as a result of " affluenza , " the boy should not receive the maximum 20 - year prison sentence prosecutors were seeking . " affluenza , " what is affluenza 19 23 -519 3 A psychologist testified in Couch ' s trial in a Fort Worth juvenile court that as a result of " affluenza , " the boy should not receive the maximum 20 - year prison sentence prosecutors were seeking . maximum 20 - year prison sentence is he correct? 29 35 -519 3 A psychologist testified in Couch ' s trial in a Fort Worth juvenile court that as a result of " affluenza , " the boy should not receive the maximum 20 - year prison sentence prosecutors were seeking . maximum 20 - year What was the minimum sentence he could have received? 29 33 -519 4 The term " affluenza " was popularized in the late 1990s by Jessie O ' Neill , the granddaughter of a past president of General Motors , when she wrote the book " The Golden Ghetto : The Psychology of Affluence " . " The Golden Ghetto : What does the Golden Ghetto refer to? 32 37 -520 1 SEATTLE - In a decision that highlights the clash between two cherished environmental goals - producing green energy and preserving protected wildlife - federal officials announced Friday that some wind power companies will be allowed to kill or injure bald and golden eagles for up to 30 years without penalty . allowed to kill or injure bald and golden eagles Why will wind power companies be allowed to kill eagles without penalty? 34 43 -520 1 SEATTLE - In a decision that highlights the clash between two cherished environmental goals - producing green energy and preserving protected wildlife - federal officials announced Friday that some wind power companies will be allowed to kill or injure bald and golden eagles for up to 30 years without penalty . federal officials announced Which federal officials? 23 26 -520 1 SEATTLE - In a decision that highlights the clash between two cherished environmental goals - producing green energy and preserving protected wildlife - federal officials announced Friday that some wind power companies will be allowed to kill or injure bald and golden eagles for up to 30 years without penalty . 30 years without penalty why so long? 46 50 -520 1 SEATTLE - In a decision that highlights the clash between two cherished environmental goals - producing green energy and preserving protected wildlife - federal officials announced Friday that some wind power companies will be allowed to kill or injure bald and golden eagles for up to 30 years without penalty . some wind power companies Which companies? 28 32 -520 1 SEATTLE - In a decision that highlights the clash between two cherished environmental goals - producing green energy and preserving protected wildlife - federal officials announced Friday that some wind power companies will be allowed to kill or injure bald and golden eagles for up to 30 years without penalty . allowed to kill or injure bald and golden eagles Why would some wind power companies \"be allowed to kill or injure bald and golden eagles\" without penalty? 34 43 -520 2 Conservation groups decried the Obama administration ' s new regulation as a " stunningly bad move " for wildlife , but wind industry officials said Friday that the rules from the Department of the Interior were far from a " free ride " . Conservation groups decried Why did conversation groups decry the decision? 0 3 -520 2 Conservation groups decried the Obama administration ' s new regulation as a " stunningly bad move " for wildlife , but wind industry officials said Friday that the rules from the Department of the Interior were far from a " free ride " . Conservation groups Which conservation groups? 0 2 -520 2 Conservation groups decried the Obama administration ' s new regulation as a " stunningly bad move " for wildlife , but wind industry officials said Friday that the rules from the Department of the Interior were far from a " free ride " . " free ride " why is it considered a free ride? 39 43 -520 2 Conservation groups decried the Obama administration ' s new regulation as a " stunningly bad move " for wildlife , but wind industry officials said Friday that the rules from the Department of the Interior were far from a " free ride " . " stunningly bad move " Why was it a bad move? 12 17 -520 2 Conservation groups decried the Obama administration ' s new regulation as a " stunningly bad move " for wildlife , but wind industry officials said Friday that the rules from the Department of the Interior were far from a " free ride " . " free ride " Why isn't it a free ride? 39 43 -520 2 Conservation groups decried the Obama administration ' s new regulation as a " stunningly bad move " for wildlife , but wind industry officials said Friday that the rules from the Department of the Interior were far from a " free ride " . far from a " free ride " Why were the rules \"far from a 'free ride'\"? 36 43 -520 3 " Instead of balancing the need for conservation and renewable energy , Interior wrote the wind industry a blank check , " National Audubon Society President David Yarnold said in a statement . statement Statement to who? 31 32 -520 3 " Instead of balancing the need for conservation and renewable energy , Interior wrote the wind industry a blank check , " National Audubon Society President David Yarnold said in a statement . wrote the wind industry a blank check , " Why was the wind industry given a blank check? 13 22 -520 4 " It ' s outrageous that the government is sanctioning the killing of America ' s symbol , the bald eagle " . America ' s symbol , who said this? 13 18 -520 4 " It ' s outrageous that the government is sanctioning the killing of America ' s symbol , the bald eagle " . government is sanctioning Why is the government sanctioning this? 7 10 -520 5 But Peter Kelley , vice president of public affairs for the American Wind Energy Association , said that for a wind farm to be permitted under the new rules , " you have to document all of the different ways you ' ll preserve the eagles . Peter Kelley , what are his credentials? 1 4 -520 5 But Peter Kelley , vice president of public affairs for the American Wind Energy Association , said that for a wind farm to be permitted under the new rules , " you have to document all of the different ways you ' ll preserve the eagles . document Why do they have to document how they will preserve the eagles? 34 35 -521 1 Billions of years ago , when early life was just taking hold on Earth , Mars was home to an ancient lake filled with the right chemical ingredients for life to thrive , scientists said Monday . scientists said Monday . Which scientists made this claim? 33 37 -521 1 Billions of years ago , when early life was just taking hold on Earth , Mars was home to an ancient lake filled with the right chemical ingredients for life to thrive , scientists said Monday . Mars was home to an ancient lake How do we know Mars had a lake that long ago? 15 22 -521 1 Billions of years ago , when early life was just taking hold on Earth , Mars was home to an ancient lake filled with the right chemical ingredients for life to thrive , scientists said Monday . right chemical ingredients for life How is it known the lake would have had the right chemical ingredients for life? 25 30 -521 1 Billions of years ago , when early life was just taking hold on Earth , Mars was home to an ancient lake filled with the right chemical ingredients for life to thrive , scientists said Monday . right chemical ingredients What were the chemical ingredients? 25 28 -521 1 Billions of years ago , when early life was just taking hold on Earth , Mars was home to an ancient lake filled with the right chemical ingredients for life to thrive , scientists said Monday . scientists Who are these scientist's? 33 34 -521 1 Billions of years ago , when early life was just taking hold on Earth , Mars was home to an ancient lake filled with the right chemical ingredients for life to thrive , scientists said Monday . lake filled How big was this lake? 21 23 -521 2 Drilling into dry rock , NASA ' s Curiosity rover has discovered signs that Gale Crater was once watery , perhaps ringed with ice and snow , and could have hosted an entire Martian biosphere based on a type of microbe found in caves on Earth . biosphere what is a biosphere? 34 35 -521 2 Drilling into dry rock , NASA ' s Curiosity rover has discovered signs that Gale Crater was once watery , perhaps ringed with ice and snow , and could have hosted an entire Martian biosphere based on a type of microbe found in caves on Earth . microbe What is it about the microbe that tells all of that could be possible on Mars? 40 41 -521 2 Drilling into dry rock , NASA ' s Curiosity rover has discovered signs that Gale Crater was once watery , perhaps ringed with ice and snow , and could have hosted an entire Martian biosphere based on a type of microbe found in caves on Earth . discovered signs What were the signs found? 11 13 -521 2 Drilling into dry rock , NASA ' s Curiosity rover has discovered signs that Gale Crater was once watery , perhaps ringed with ice and snow , and could have hosted an entire Martian biosphere based on a type of microbe found in caves on Earth . signs What are the signs? 12 13 -521 2 Drilling into dry rock , NASA ' s Curiosity rover has discovered signs that Gale Crater was once watery , perhaps ringed with ice and snow , and could have hosted an entire Martian biosphere based on a type of microbe found in caves on Earth . Gale Crater Who named this crater? 14 16 -521 2 Drilling into dry rock , NASA ' s Curiosity rover has discovered signs that Gale Crater was once watery , perhaps ringed with ice and snow , and could have hosted an entire Martian biosphere based on a type of microbe found in caves on Earth . type of microbe What is this microbe? 38 41 -521 3 These primitive organisms , called chemolithoautotrophs , feed on chemicals found in rocks and make their own energy . chemolithoautotrophs , how is it pronounced? 5 7 -521 3 These primitive organisms , called chemolithoautotrophs , feed on chemicals found in rocks and make their own energy . chemicals What chemicals are found in rocks? 9 10 -521 4 " Ancient Mars was more habitable than we imagined , " said California Institute of Technology geologist John Grotzinger , lead scientist for the Curiosity mission . more habitable How do we know this to be true? 4 6 -521 4 " Ancient Mars was more habitable than we imagined , " said California Institute of Technology geologist John Grotzinger , lead scientist for the Curiosity mission . lead scientist Why is he the lead scientist? 20 22 -521 5 This wet , potentially Earth - like environment could have lasted for tens of millions of years , giving life a wide - open window to emerge . life Where did the life go? 19 20 -521 5 This wet , potentially Earth - like environment could have lasted for tens of millions of years , giving life a wide - open window to emerge . potentially Earth - like What are the earth like attributes? 3 7 -521 5 This wet , potentially Earth - like environment could have lasted for tens of millions of years , giving life a wide - open window to emerge . giving life a wide - open window to emerge Why did live not emerge, or do we even know if it did or it didn't? 18 27 -522 1 FORT LAUDERDALE , Fla . - A hurricane hunter aircraft sent to the Arctic to study ice formations returned this month with critical data that might explain why an increasing number of tropical storms seem to be taking irregular paths . Arctic What does the Arctic have to do with hurricanes? 13 14 -522 1 FORT LAUDERDALE , Fla . - A hurricane hunter aircraft sent to the Arctic to study ice formations returned this month with critical data that might explain why an increasing number of tropical storms seem to be taking irregular paths . study ice formations How do ice formations affect tropical storms? 15 18 -522 2 Scientists are trying to determine how much heat is released into the atmosphere when Arctic ice builds up in autumn . Scientists are trying to determine Which scientists? 0 5 -522 2 Scientists are trying to determine how much heat is released into the atmosphere when Arctic ice builds up in autumn . when Arctic ice builds How does ice building up release heat? 13 17 -522 3 That heat release is believed to shift the jet stream – a fast - moving , high altitude river of air – farther to the south . That heat release Heat release from what? 0 3 -522 3 That heat release is believed to shift the jet stream – a fast - moving , high altitude river of air – farther to the south . shift the jet stream How does heat release move the jet stream? 6 10 -522 4 That shift , in turn , might be slowing down or even stalling tropical systems , before they can re - curve east and out to sea , scientists say . That shift , What shift? 0 3 -522 4 That shift , in turn , might be slowing down or even stalling tropical systems , before they can re - curve east and out to sea , scientists say . slowing down or even stalling How does the stream moving further south slow the storms? 8 13 -522 4 That shift , in turn , might be slowing down or even stalling tropical systems , before they can re - curve east and out to sea , scientists say . can re - curve east and out to sea , How does this affect the impact of the storms? 18 28 -522 5 Kevin Wood , a University of Washington research scientist aboard the plane , said the Arctic heat release also might trigger other extreme weather events , such as flooding or severe snowstorms . trigger How does the Arctic heat trigger other weather events? 20 21 -522 5 Kevin Wood , a University of Washington research scientist aboard the plane , said the Arctic heat release also might trigger other extreme weather events , such as flooding or severe snowstorms . flooding or severe snowstorms How would it cause these things to happen, and where would they occur? 28 32 -523 1 MILWAUKEE - Incidents of sick and injured dairy cows being slapped , poked and forced to their feet with heavy machinery - while not common - may not be that unusual , according to farmers and others who viewed an undercover video this week from the Wiese Brothers Farm in Brown County , Wis . injured dairy cows being slapped , poked Why are the injured dairy cows being slapped, poked and forced to their feet? 6 13 -523 1 MILWAUKEE - Incidents of sick and injured dairy cows being slapped , poked and forced to their feet with heavy machinery - while not common - may not be that unusual , according to farmers and others who viewed an undercover video this week from the Wiese Brothers Farm in Brown County , Wis . cows being slapped , why are they being harmed? 8 12 -523 1 MILWAUKEE - Incidents of sick and injured dairy cows being slapped , poked and forced to their feet with heavy machinery - while not common - may not be that unusual , according to farmers and others who viewed an undercover video this week from the Wiese Brothers Farm in Brown County , Wis . farmers Farmers from the area or somewhere else? 34 35 -523 2 While not defending practices such as suspending a disabled cow in the air with a mechanical lift , farmers said parts of the video could be explained as necessary actions . explained as necessary actions Why is it necessary to suspend a disabled cow in the air with a mechanical lift? 26 30 -523 2 While not defending practices such as suspending a disabled cow in the air with a mechanical lift , farmers said parts of the video could be explained as necessary actions . necessary Why would these actions be necessary? 28 29 -523 2 While not defending practices such as suspending a disabled cow in the air with a mechanical lift , farmers said parts of the video could be explained as necessary actions . necessary actions Why are these actions necessary? 28 30 -523 3 Sometimes you can sneak up behind a downed cow , scream at it , and scare the animal into getting back on its feet , said Paul Rozadowski , a dairy farmer from Stanley . Paul Rozadowski , is he a bad guy? 26 29 -523 3 Sometimes you can sneak up behind a downed cow , scream at it , and scare the animal into getting back on its feet , said Paul Rozadowski , a dairy farmer from Stanley . feet , Why do you want a cow on its feet, or do you? 23 25 -523 4 " When you have a downed cow with milk fever , you have to try and get her back on her feet as soon as possible . " When you have a downed cow with milk fever , What is milk fever? 0 11 -523 4 " When you have a downed cow with milk fever , you have to try and get her back on her feet as soon as possible . milk what is milk fever? 8 9 -523 4 " When you have a downed cow with milk fever , you have to try and get her back on her feet as soon as possible . fever , What is milk fever? 9 11 -523 4 " When you have a downed cow with milk fever , you have to try and get her back on her feet as soon as possible . soon as possible Why do you need to get her back on her feet as soon as possible? 23 26 -523 5 Otherwise , the muscles in the back of her legs turn to mush and she will never get up again , " Rozadowski said . mush How long does it take for her legs to turn to mush when they have this milk fever? 12 13 -524 1 WASHINGTON - To lawmakers and others arguing that replacing the $ 1 bill with a $ 1 coin would save the government money , the Federal Reserve says , " Don ' t bet on it " . lawmakers and others arguing Which lawmakers are arguing that the $1 coin would save the government money? 3 7 -524 1 WASHINGTON - To lawmakers and others arguing that replacing the $ 1 bill with a $ 1 coin would save the government money , the Federal Reserve says , " Don ' t bet on it " . " Don ' t bet on why dont bet on it? 29 35 -524 1 WASHINGTON - To lawmakers and others arguing that replacing the $ 1 bill with a $ 1 coin would save the government money , the Federal Reserve says , " Don ' t bet on it " . would save the government money , Why would it save money? 18 24 -524 2 A new analysis by Fed staffers said the old - fashioned greenback is more durable than people realize and replacing it with a $ 1 coin , which is more expensive to produce , would cost the government $ 1 . 2 billion over 30 years . more durable than people realize How is paper money more durable than people realize? 13 18 -524 2 A new analysis by Fed staffers said the old - fashioned greenback is more durable than people realize and replacing it with a $ 1 coin , which is more expensive to produce , would cost the government $ 1 . 2 billion over 30 years . $ 1 . 2 billion why would it cost more? 38 43 -524 3 " Based on our analysis of the benefits and costs of a currency - to - coin transition , we believe that the $ 1 Federal Reserve note should remain in circulation and not be replaced with a $ 1 coin , " concluded the authors of a Fed staff working paper released this week . concluded What exactly helped them come to their conclusion? 43 44 -524 3 " Based on our analysis of the benefits and costs of a currency - to - coin transition , we believe that the $ 1 Federal Reserve note should remain in circulation and not be replaced with a $ 1 coin , " concluded the authors of a Fed staff working paper released this week . Fed staff what was their name? 48 50 -524 4 Some in Congress are pushing the government to replace the $ 1 dollar bill with the longer - lasting $ 1 coin . longer - lasting Even though the coin may be longer- lasting, if it costs more to make, why are some congress people pushing the government to replace the $1 bill? 16 19 -524 4 Some in Congress are pushing the government to replace the $ 1 dollar bill with the longer - lasting $ 1 coin . Some in Congress Who in Congress? 0 3 -524 5 Several countries , including Canada and Britain , and the eurozone have replaced small - denomination paper currency with coins . eurozone Which countries are included in the eurozone? 10 11 -524 5 Several countries , including Canada and Britain , and the eurozone have replaced small - denomination paper currency with coins . countries , has it worked? 1 3 -524 5 Several countries , including Canada and Britain , and the eurozone have replaced small - denomination paper currency with coins . replaced small - denomination paper Why have they replaced small denomination paper? 12 17 -524 5 Several countries , including Canada and Britain , and the eurozone have replaced small - denomination paper currency with coins . Several countries , Which other countries? 0 3 -525 1 PHILADELPHIA - The scenes are too common for comfort : A mother grabs her daughter ' s arm roughly on the bus . roughly why did she do that? 18 19 -525 1 PHILADELPHIA - The scenes are too common for comfort : A mother grabs her daughter ' s arm roughly on the bus . too common What makes these scenes common? 5 7 -525 1 PHILADELPHIA - The scenes are too common for comfort : A mother grabs her daughter ' s arm roughly on the bus . too common Why does this occur so often in Philadelphia? 5 7 -525 3 Not legally defined as child abuse , it ' s known as harsh or authoritarian parenting . legally defined should it be? 1 3 -525 3 Not legally defined as child abuse , it ' s known as harsh or authoritarian parenting . child abuse , How is child abuse defined? 4 7 -525 3 Not legally defined as child abuse , it ' s known as harsh or authoritarian parenting . legally defined What is the legal definition of child abuse? 1 3 -525 4 Regardless of race or income level , mothers and fathers everywhere are capable of it . race or income level , do certain demographics do it more? 2 7 -525 5 But low - income parents who struggle with stresses from overwhelming issues such as hunger , or lack of a job or adequate housing , seem to engage in harsh parenting more often , researchers have concluded . researchers have concluded Who are the researchers? 34 37 -525 5 But low - income parents who struggle with stresses from overwhelming issues such as hunger , or lack of a job or adequate housing , seem to engage in harsh parenting more often , researchers have concluded . more often , How much more often do they engage in this behavior? 31 34 -525 5 But low - income parents who struggle with stresses from overwhelming issues such as hunger , or lack of a job or adequate housing , seem to engage in harsh parenting more often , researchers have concluded . researchers have concluded How did they carry out their research? 34 37 -526 1 Archaeologists in China have unearthed the first clear evidence of cats living among humans as semi - domesticated mousers about 5 , 300 years ago , a heretofore missing link in the history of the world ' s most popular pet , experts say . clear evidence What clear evidence about cats did archaeologists find in China? 7 9 -526 2 The evidence , published Monday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences , supports the long - held view that cats began their symbiotic relationship with people following the advent of agriculture , many thousands of years after dogs were tamed by nomadic hunter - gatherers . National Academy of Sciences , is that a magazine? 10 15 -526 2 The evidence , published Monday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences , supports the long - held view that cats began their symbiotic relationship with people following the advent of agriculture , many thousands of years after dogs were tamed by nomadic hunter - gatherers . evidence , What's the evidence? 1 3 -526 3 The discovery fills in an enormous gap in experts ' understanding of cat domestication , but it has also thrown them for a curve . them for a curve what type of curve? 20 24 -526 3 The discovery fills in an enormous gap in experts ' understanding of cat domestication , but it has also thrown them for a curve . curve How has this discovery thrown the experts for a curve? 23 24 -526 4 In some ways , an ancient Chinese village is the last place researchers expected to find such evidence . find such evidence why the last place? 15 18 -526 4 In some ways , an ancient Chinese village is the last place researchers expected to find such evidence . ancient Chinese village Where in China was the ancient village found? 5 8 -526 5 " This was a very unexpected find , " said study co - author Fiona Marshall , a zooarchaeologist at Washington University in St . Louis . zooarchaeologist what do they do? 18 19 -526 5 " This was a very unexpected find , " said study co - author Fiona Marshall , a zooarchaeologist at Washington University in St . Louis . unexpected find , " What was an unexpected find? 5 9 -527 1 MINNEAPOLIS - Simulators aren ' t just for pilots anymore . Simulators who are they for? 2 3 -527 1 MINNEAPOLIS - Simulators aren ' t just for pilots anymore . Simulators aren ' t just for pilots Besides pilots, who else are simulators good for? 2 9 -527 1 MINNEAPOLIS - Simulators aren ' t just for pilots anymore . aren ' t just for pilots Who are they for? 3 9 -527 2 In complex cases ranging from enlarged prostates to brain tumors , physicians at the University of Minnesota are using virtual - reality simulators more and more to perfect their surgical techniques . complex cases What makes a case complex? 1 3 -527 2 In complex cases ranging from enlarged prostates to brain tumors , physicians at the University of Minnesota are using virtual - reality simulators more and more to perfect their surgical techniques . physicians What do these physicians specialize in? 11 12 -527 2 In complex cases ranging from enlarged prostates to brain tumors , physicians at the University of Minnesota are using virtual - reality simulators more and more to perfect their surgical techniques . virtual - reality simulators Are these reliable? 19 23 -527 3 And , in what may be the most significant change in surgical training since the early 1900s , they are working with local medical device companies to develop new generations of software to train the next generation of medical students . local medical device companies Which medical device companies are being worked with? 22 26 -527 3 And , in what may be the most significant change in surgical training since the early 1900s , they are working with local medical device companies to develop new generations of software to train the next generation of medical students . early 1900s , what happened back then? 15 18 -527 4 The researchers hope to build anatomical models so lifelike that medical residents will get hands - on experience and learn from their mistakes without harming patients , said Dr . Robert M . Sweet , director of the University ' s Medical School Simulation Programs . hope to build What is the exact challenge in getting this done? 2 5 -527 4 The researchers hope to build anatomical models so lifelike that medical residents will get hands - on experience and learn from their mistakes without harming patients , said Dr . Robert M . Sweet , director of the University ' s Medical School Simulation Programs . get hands - on experience Is this the preferred method of training among residents? 13 18 -527 5 As the technology improves , Sweet said , surgeons will be able to use medical imaging devices like MRIs to create custom , virtual models of their patients ' diseased organs - and eventually practice tricky procedures before ever cutting the patient open . procedures before ever cutting how much will it cost? 36 40 -527 5 As the technology improves , Sweet said , surgeons will be able to use medical imaging devices like MRIs to create custom , virtual models of their patients ' diseased organs - and eventually practice tricky procedures before ever cutting the patient open . medical imaging devices What devices aside from MRI? 14 17 -527 5 As the technology improves , Sweet said , surgeons will be able to use medical imaging devices like MRIs to create custom , virtual models of their patients ' diseased organs - and eventually practice tricky procedures before ever cutting the patient open . create custom , How long would this take? 20 23 -527 5 As the technology improves , Sweet said , surgeons will be able to use medical imaging devices like MRIs to create custom , virtual models of their patients ' diseased organs - and eventually practice tricky procedures before ever cutting the patient open . tricky procedures What would make a procedure \"tricky\"? 35 37 -528 1 Young women seem tantalizingly close to achieving gender equality in the workplace , at least when it comes to wages , a new report from the Pew Research Center suggests . a new report from the Pew Research Center Who are the authors of the report? 21 29 -528 1 Young women seem tantalizingly close to achieving gender equality in the workplace , at least when it comes to wages , a new report from the Pew Research Center suggests . wages , How much have the wages increased? 19 21 -528 1 Young women seem tantalizingly close to achieving gender equality in the workplace , at least when it comes to wages , a new report from the Pew Research Center suggests . wages , What are the differences in wages? 19 21 -528 2 But it remains to be seen whether motherhood will slow their strides , as it did for women before them . motherhood How about the husbands? 7 8 -528 2 But it remains to be seen whether motherhood will slow their strides , as it did for women before them . their strides , why would it slow them? 10 13 -528 2 But it remains to be seen whether motherhood will slow their strides , as it did for women before them . motherhood will slow their strides , Why would motherhood slow their strides? 7 13 -528 3 As of last year , women workers ages 25 to 34 were making 93 percent of what men of the same ages earned - much closer to wage equality than earlier generations , Pew found . 93 What was the percentage before? 13 14 -528 3 As of last year , women workers ages 25 to 34 were making 93 percent of what men of the same ages earned - much closer to wage equality than earlier generations , Pew found . making 93 percent why not 100 percent? 12 15 -528 4 Between 1980 and 2012 , the gap has gradually narrowed for American workers , as wages rose for women and dropped for young men . dropped How much have wages dropped for young men? 20 21 -528 5 Only 15 percent of young women said they had suffered discrimination because of their gender at work . suffered How were they discriminated at work? 9 10 -528 5 Only 15 percent of young women said they had suffered discrimination because of their gender at work . 15 percent what did the 15 percent experience? 1 3 -529 1 PORTLAND , Ore . - Idaho farmer Robert Blair isn ' t waiting around for federal aviation officials to work out rules for drones . waiting what is he doing? 12 13 -529 1 PORTLAND , Ore . - Idaho farmer Robert Blair isn ' t waiting around for federal aviation officials to work out rules for drones . isn ' t waiting around Why is he in a rush on the matter? 9 14 -529 1 PORTLAND , Ore . - Idaho farmer Robert Blair isn ' t waiting around for federal aviation officials to work out rules for drones . Idaho farmer What kind of farmer? 5 7 -529 1 PORTLAND , Ore . - Idaho farmer Robert Blair isn ' t waiting around for federal aviation officials to work out rules for drones . isn ' t waiting around Why isn't he waiting for the rules? 9 14 -529 2 He and a friend built their own , outfitting it with cameras and using it to monitor his 1 , 500 acres . built their own , How do their measures differ from those taken by other farmers? 4 8 -529 2 He and a friend built their own , outfitting it with cameras and using it to monitor his 1 , 500 acres . built their own , How long did it take to build this drone? 4 8 -529 3 Under 10 pounds and 5 feet long nose to tail , the aircraft is the size of a turkey and Blair uses it to get a birds - eye view of his cows and fields of wheat , peas , barley and alfalfa . Under 10 pounds is that light or heavy? 0 3 -529 3 Under 10 pounds and 5 feet long nose to tail , the aircraft is the size of a turkey and Blair uses it to get a birds - eye view of his cows and fields of wheat , peas , barley and alfalfa . Under 10 pounds and 5 feet long How did he design this drone? 0 7 -529 3 Under 10 pounds and 5 feet long nose to tail , the aircraft is the size of a turkey and Blair uses it to get a birds - eye view of his cows and fields of wheat , peas , barley and alfalfa . Under 10 pounds and 5 feet long nose to tail , Is this considered an average sized drone? 0 11 -529 4 " It ' s a great tool to collect information to make better decisions , and we ' re just scratching the surface of what it can do for farmers , " said Blair , who lives in Kendrick , Idaho , roughly 275 miles north of Boise . Kendrick , Idaho , where is that? 38 42 -529 4 " It ' s a great tool to collect information to make better decisions , and we ' re just scratching the surface of what it can do for farmers , " said Blair , who lives in Kendrick , Idaho , roughly 275 miles north of Boise . what it can do for farmers , " What else can it do for farmers? 24 32 -529 4 " It ' s a great tool to collect information to make better decisions , and we ' re just scratching the surface of what it can do for farmers , " said Blair , who lives in Kendrick , Idaho , roughly 275 miles north of Boise . collect information How is the drone used to collect information? 8 10 -529 5 While Americans are abuzz about Amazon ' s plans to use self - guided drones to deliver packages , most future unmanned aircraft may operate far from the nation ' s large population centers . far from the nation ' s large population centers Why will they be active in less densely populated areas? 25 34 -529 5 While Americans are abuzz about Amazon ' s plans to use self - guided drones to deliver packages , most future unmanned aircraft may operate far from the nation ' s large population centers . Americans are abuzz Why are Americans abuzz? 1 4 -529 5 While Americans are abuzz about Amazon ' s plans to use self - guided drones to deliver packages , most future unmanned aircraft may operate far from the nation ' s large population centers . self - guided drones Are self guided drones safe? 11 15 -530 1 Jellyfish may not look like the most athletic of swimmers , but they ' re remarkably efficient and their body plan could have advantages that translate to the air . body plan what is their body plan? 19 21 -530 1 Jellyfish may not look like the most athletic of swimmers , but they ' re remarkably efficient and their body plan could have advantages that translate to the air . advantages What sort of advantages? 23 24 -530 1 Jellyfish may not look like the most athletic of swimmers , but they ' re remarkably efficient and their body plan could have advantages that translate to the air . advantages What are the advantages of the jellyfish body plan? 23 24 -530 1 Jellyfish may not look like the most athletic of swimmers , but they ' re remarkably efficient and their body plan could have advantages that translate to the air . they ' re remarkably efficient and their body plan What is a body plan of a jellyfish? 12 21 -530 2 A team from New York University has designed a flying jellyfish - like robot that uses four flapping wings to stay aloft . four flapping why did they do this? 16 18 -530 2 A team from New York University has designed a flying jellyfish - like robot that uses four flapping wings to stay aloft . four flapping wings What are the wings made from?\nWhy do they need four wings instead of two? 16 19 -530 3 The unconventional robot , described at the American Physical Society ' s Division of Fluid Dynamics meeting in Pittsburgh , could lead the way for flying mini - robots to be used in search - and - rescue and military operations and even as environmental sensors . environmental sensors What is an environmental sensor? 44 46 -530 3 The unconventional robot , described at the American Physical Society ' s Division of Fluid Dynamics meeting in Pittsburgh , could lead the way for flying mini - robots to be used in search - and - rescue and military operations and even as environmental sensors . environmental sensors What things in the environment would the sensor be for? 44 46 -530 4 Engineers are trying to build all sorts of robots based on the wing motions of such animals as birds , bats , hummingbirds and butterflies . Engineers are trying to build Which engineers? 0 5 -530 4 Engineers are trying to build all sorts of robots based on the wing motions of such animals as birds , bats , hummingbirds and butterflies . all sorts of robots What different purposes are they envisioning for the robots? 5 9 -530 4 Engineers are trying to build all sorts of robots based on the wing motions of such animals as birds , bats , hummingbirds and butterflies . based on the wing motions How is a jellyfish included in things with wings? 9 14 -530 5 Those working on the smallest robots tend to use more insect - like designs , given that the bugs have already mastered flight mechanisms on a tiny scale . insect - like designs , are they successful? 10 15 -530 5 Those working on the smallest robots tend to use more insect - like designs , given that the bugs have already mastered flight mechanisms on a tiny scale . flight mechanisms What flight mechanisms did they learn from the jellyfish? 22 24 -531 1 It took Francisco " Frank " Miranda , a veteran of the war in Afghanistan , about three years to find a job in the civilian world that was a good fit . a job in the civilian world What job did he find? 21 27 -531 1 It took Francisco " Frank " Miranda , a veteran of the war in Afghanistan , about three years to find a job in the civilian world that was a good fit . three Why did it take Francisco \"Frank\" Mirando so long to find a job? 17 18 -531 1 It took Francisco " Frank " Miranda , a veteran of the war in Afghanistan , about three years to find a job in the civilian world that was a good fit . good What kind of job was Francisco \"Frank\" Miranda looking for? 30 31 -531 1 It took Francisco " Frank " Miranda , a veteran of the war in Afghanistan , about three years to find a job in the civilian world that was a good fit . three years to what did he choose? 17 20 -531 1 It took Francisco " Frank " Miranda , a veteran of the war in Afghanistan , about three years to find a job in the civilian world that was a good fit . find a job What kind of job was he looking for? 20 23 -531 2 Since August , Miranda has been working at Home Depot in Totowa , N . J . , where he and two fellow vet employees refer to each other by their former military ranks . refer Why did Miranda refer to the other vet employees by rank? 25 26 -531 2 Since August , Miranda has been working at Home Depot in Totowa , N . J . , where he and two fellow vet employees refer to each other by their former military ranks . Home Depot How much money are they making at Home Depot? 8 10 -531 2 Since August , Miranda has been working at Home Depot in Totowa , N . J . , where he and two fellow vet employees refer to each other by their former military ranks . he and two fellow vet Is this a popular job to have among the veterans? 19 24 -531 3 " That ' s the respect that we give each other , " said Miranda , a 50 - year - old Woodland Park , N . J . , resident . respect How did the other employees feel when seeing how the vets treated each other? 5 6 -531 3 " That ' s the respect that we give each other , " said Miranda , a 50 - year - old Woodland Park , N . J . , resident . 50 - year - old why does his age matter? 17 22 -531 3 " That ' s the respect that we give each other , " said Miranda , a 50 - year - old Woodland Park , N . J . , resident . 50 - year - old How long was he in the military? 17 22 -531 4 " They call me by saying , ‘ Hey , master sergeant . ' " Home Depot is one of a number of companies that have stepped up their efforts to recruit U . S . military veterans , helping ex - service members such as Miranda who have struggled to find work and to adjust to life back home . recruit Why is it hard for U.S. military veterans to find a job? 31 32 -531 4 " They call me by saying , ‘ Hey , master sergeant . ' " Home Depot is one of a number of companies that have stepped up their efforts to recruit U . S . military veterans , helping ex - service members such as Miranda who have struggled to find work and to adjust to life back home . Home Depot are they a good employer? 15 17 -531 4 " They call me by saying , ‘ Hey , master sergeant . ' " Home Depot is one of a number of companies that have stepped up their efforts to recruit U . S . military veterans , helping ex - service members such as Miranda who have struggled to find work and to adjust to life back home . is one What are some of the other big names who are supportive? 17 19 -531 4 " They call me by saying , ‘ Hey , master sergeant . ' " Home Depot is one of a number of companies that have stepped up their efforts to recruit U . S . military veterans , helping ex - service members such as Miranda who have struggled to find work and to adjust to life back home . stepped up their efforts Do they have a recruitment regimen already in place for veterans? 26 30 -531 5 The chain of home - improvement stores employs 35 , 000 veterans , around 10 percent of its workforce , and has committed to hire about 55 , 000 vets over the next five years . committed How does Home Depot reach out to the veterans to let them know that they are looking to hire vets? 22 23 -531 5 The chain of home - improvement stores employs 35 , 000 veterans , around 10 percent of its workforce , and has committed to hire about 55 , 000 vets over the next five years . has committed Why have they committed to this cause? 21 23 -532 1 LOS ANGELES - Little - known fact : When it comes to extracting oxygen from the air we breathe , we humans are just OK . humans which animal is better? 21 22 -532 1 LOS ANGELES - Little - known fact : When it comes to extracting oxygen from the air we breathe , we humans are just OK . just OK Why are humans just OK when it comes to extracting oxygen? 23 25 -532 1 LOS ANGELES - Little - known fact : When it comes to extracting oxygen from the air we breathe , we humans are just OK . humans are just OK What is better? 21 25 -532 2 Birds are more efficient breathers than we are . more efficient breathers how do they breath? 2 5 -532 2 Birds are more efficient breathers than we are . efficient breathers How are birds more efficient breathers? 3 5 -532 2 Birds are more efficient breathers than we are . more efficient What makes them more efficient? 2 4 -532 3 So are alligators and , according to a new study , monitor lizards , and probably most dinosaurs were as well . probably most dinosaurs how do we know this? 15 18 -532 3 So are alligators and , according to a new study , monitor lizards , and probably most dinosaurs were as well . new study , Which study? 8 11 -532 4 Humans are what are called tidal breathers . tidal breathers what does that mean? 5 7 -532 4 Humans are what are called tidal breathers . tidal What's a tidal breather? 5 6 -532 4 Humans are what are called tidal breathers . tidal breathers What is a tidal breather? 5 7 -532 4 Humans are what are called tidal breathers . tidal breathers What is a tidal breather? 5 7 -533 1 TOPPENISH , Wash . - The Yakama Nation sits in the fertile heart of illegal marijuana country . Yakama Where is the Yakama Nation located? 6 7 -533 1 TOPPENISH , Wash . - The Yakama Nation sits in the fertile heart of illegal marijuana country . fertile What makes this area so fertile? 11 12 -533 1 TOPPENISH , Wash . - The Yakama Nation sits in the fertile heart of illegal marijuana country . marijuana country illegal country? 15 17 -533 1 TOPPENISH , Wash . - The Yakama Nation sits in the fertile heart of illegal marijuana country . illegal marijuana country Where is illegal marijuana country? 14 17 -533 2 The soil is rich . The growing season is long . growing How long is the growing season? 6 7 -533 2 The soil is rich . The growing season is long . soil is rich What makes the soil rich? 1 4 -533 3 And the biggest illegal pot grow in state history was seized here on sacred forested acres where the tribe hunts and gathers food in the shadow of Mount Adams , also known as Pahto . biggest How much did they seized? 2 3 -533 3 And the biggest illegal pot grow in state history was seized here on sacred forested acres where the tribe hunts and gathers food in the shadow of Mount Adams , also known as Pahto . was seized here Who seized this area? 9 12 -533 3 And the biggest illegal pot grow in state history was seized here on sacred forested acres where the tribe hunts and gathers food in the shadow of Mount Adams , also known as Pahto . seized here how big was it? 10 12 -533 3 And the biggest illegal pot grow in state history was seized here on sacred forested acres where the tribe hunts and gathers food in the shadow of Mount Adams , also known as Pahto . state history The biggest illegal pot grow was in what state's history? 7 9 -533 4 A year has passed since Washington voters legalized recreational marijuana use . passed How much has changed since recreational marijuana use was legalized? 3 4 -533 4 A year has passed since Washington voters legalized recreational marijuana use . legalized recreational marijuana use What are the effects to the community of the legalization of recreational marijuana use? 7 11 -533 4 A year has passed since Washington voters legalized recreational marijuana use . recreational marijuana which year did they legalize? 8 10 -533 5 State officials are poised to issue licenses to grow , process and sell what once was contraband . State officials are poised Which state officials are poised to issue licenses? 0 4 -533 5 State officials are poised to issue licenses to grow , process and sell what once was contraband . poised How do the officials feel about legalized recreational marijuana use? 3 4 -533 5 State officials are poised to issue licenses to grow , process and sell what once was contraband . contraband What is the meaning of contraband? 16 17 -534 1 ARIVACA , Ariz . - There was a time when Maggie Milinovitch and her husband didn ' t agree on whether to give food and water to the weary border crossers who traversed the couple ' s desert land a few miles north of the Mexico border in southern Arizona . didn ' t agree What are the sides of agreement? 15 19 -534 1 ARIVACA , Ariz . - There was a time when Maggie Milinovitch and her husband didn ' t agree on whether to give food and water to the weary border crossers who traversed the couple ' s desert land a few miles north of the Mexico border in southern Arizona . weary border crossers How long have they been without food and water? 28 31 -534 1 ARIVACA , Ariz . - There was a time when Maggie Milinovitch and her husband didn ' t agree on whether to give food and water to the weary border crossers who traversed the couple ' s desert land a few miles north of the Mexico border in southern Arizona . the couple ' s desert land How much land do they own there? 33 39 -534 2 While she wanted to help , her husband worried they may be arrested or lose their land if they gave aid to the dozens of travelers , many of them desperate and dehydrated , and some nearly crippled by enormous blisters on the bottoms of their feet . enormous blisters did the blisters pop? 39 41 -534 2 While she wanted to help , her husband worried they may be arrested or lose their land if they gave aid to the dozens of travelers , many of them desperate and dehydrated , and some nearly crippled by enormous blisters on the bottoms of their feet . may be arrested Is it illegal to give the travelers food and water? 10 13 -534 2 While she wanted to help , her husband worried they may be arrested or lose their land if they gave aid to the dozens of travelers , many of them desperate and dehydrated , and some nearly crippled by enormous blisters on the bottoms of their feet . dozens of travelers , Why are they traveling? 23 27 -534 2 While she wanted to help , her husband worried they may be arrested or lose their land if they gave aid to the dozens of travelers , many of them desperate and dehydrated , and some nearly crippled by enormous blisters on the bottoms of their feet . enormous blisters on the bottoms of their feet Why are the travelers not prepared for their journey with proper shoes and adequate amounts of food and water? 39 47 -534 3 " If I come across someone in need , I ' m not going to just leave them there , " said Milinovitch , who has lived in Arivaca since 1980 . lived in Arivaca since 1980 Was she born and raised there? 26 31 -534 4 Still , she didn ' t want to break the law . break the law What did that specific law state? 8 11 -534 5 These are the sort of hard decisions that hundreds of residents who live in the harsh , mesquite - speckled borderlands have had to make on a regular basis . mesquite - speckled what is mesquite? 17 20 -534 5 These are the sort of hard decisions that hundreds of residents who live in the harsh , mesquite - speckled borderlands have had to make on a regular basis . hard decisions What are some of the other decisions? 5 7 -534 5 These are the sort of hard decisions that hundreds of residents who live in the harsh , mesquite - speckled borderlands have had to make on a regular basis . live in the harsh , mesquite - speckled borderlands Is there a benefit to living in this harsh environment? 12 21 -535 1 CHICAGO - Snow - covered roads , high winds and ice were creating dangerous driving conditions Sunday from the Dakotas to Missouri to Delaware ahead of a " polar vortex " that ' ll bring below - zero - and possibly record - breaking - temperatures not seen in years to much of the nation . " polar vortex " What is causing this dramatic weather pattern? 27 31 -535 1 CHICAGO - Snow - covered roads , high winds and ice were creating dangerous driving conditions Sunday from the Dakotas to Missouri to Delaware ahead of a " polar vortex " that ' ll bring below - zero - and possibly record - breaking - temperatures not seen in years to much of the nation . years How many years? 49 50 -535 3 With it comes a startling forecast : 25 below zero in Fargo , N . D . , minus 31 in International Falls , Minn . , and 15 below in Indianapolis and Chicago . forecast : why so cold? 5 7 -535 4 " It ' s just a dangerous cold , " National Weather Service meteorologist Butch Dye in Missouri said . just a dangerous cold , " Why is a meteorologist phrasing the phenomenon like this? 4 10 -535 4 " It ' s just a dangerous cold , " National Weather Service meteorologist Butch Dye in Missouri said . Butch Dye what are his credentials? 14 16 -535 5 Several states in the Midwest were getting walloped with up to a foot of new snow , and residents shoveled out and stocked up on groceries before bitterly cold temperatures set in overnight . Several states in the Midwest Which Midwestern states? 0 5 -535 5 Several states in the Midwest were getting walloped with up to a foot of new snow , and residents shoveled out and stocked up on groceries before bitterly cold temperatures set in overnight . walloped definition of this word? 7 8 -536 1 PYONGYANG , North Korea - Dennis Rodman said Monday that a game he and other former National Basketball Association players are planning in North Korea will be a " birthday present " for one of their most unlikely fans : leader Kim Jong Un . " birthday present " how old is he? 28 32 -536 2 Rodman ' s squad - featuring ex - All Stars Kenny Anderson , Cliff Robinson and Vin Baker - will play against a team of North Koreans on Wednesday , which is believed to be Kim ' s birthday . a team of North Koreans Which players are on the team? 22 27 -536 2 Rodman ' s squad - featuring ex - All Stars Kenny Anderson , Cliff Robinson and Vin Baker - will play against a team of North Koreans on Wednesday , which is believed to be Kim ' s birthday . North Koreans does north korea have a team? 25 27 -536 3 The former NBA players , who arrived in Pyongyang on Monday , also include Eric " Sleepy " Floyd , guard Doug Christie and Charles D . Smith , who played for the New York Knicks . " Sleepy " why is he named that? 15 18 -536 4 Four streetballers are also on the squad . Four streetballers Who are the streetballers? 0 2 -536 4 Four streetballers are also on the squad . streetballers what is a streetballer? 1 2 -536 4 Four streetballers are also on the squad . streetballers What are streetballers? 1 2 -536 4 Four streetballers are also on the squad . streetballers What is a streetballer? 1 2 -537 1 MILWAUKEE - The electric barrier on the Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal that is considered the last line of defense to stop an Asian carp invasion of Lake Michigan has a problem : Fish can swim through it . Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal Where in Chicago is this canal located? 7 12 -537 1 MILWAUKEE - The electric barrier on the Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal that is considered the last line of defense to stop an Asian carp invasion of Lake Michigan has a problem : Fish can swim through it . Asian carp invasion Did the Asian carp originate in Asia? 23 26 -537 2 A report by the U . S . Army Corps of Engineers and U . S . the U . S . Army Corps who reported it? 3 10 -537 3 Fish and Wildlife Service revealed that fish can be transported across the electrified swath of canal when they get trapped in the wake of a barge . trapped in the wake of a barge How do these fish get trapped in the wake of a barge? 19 26 -537 3 Fish and Wildlife Service revealed that fish can be transported across the electrified swath of canal when they get trapped in the wake of a barge . the electrified swath How does this electrified swath operate? 11 14 -537 3 Fish and Wildlife Service revealed that fish can be transported across the electrified swath of canal when they get trapped in the wake of a barge . electrified What is an electrified swath? 12 13 -537 3 Fish and Wildlife Service revealed that fish can be transported across the electrified swath of canal when they get trapped in the wake of a barge . electrified swath how do they electrify it? 12 14 -537 4 Research also shows that the metal barges can essentially suck electricity out of the water as they motor through the barrier zone , creating a moving " bubble " of water that isn ' t pulsing with the intended electrical current . motor through the barrier zone , Is it possible to stop the motors on the barges and let tug boats guide them through? 17 23 -537 4 Research also shows that the metal barges can essentially suck electricity out of the water as they motor through the barrier zone , creating a moving " bubble " of water that isn ' t pulsing with the intended electrical current . Research also shows Who was the research conducted by? 0 3 -537 5 The study also revealed that small fish are not always incapacitated by the electrical current in the water . small fish How detrimental to the environment are these fish that are getting through the barriers? 5 7 -537 5 The study also revealed that small fish are not always incapacitated by the electrical current in the water . small Why aren't small fish sometimes incapacitated by the electrical current? 5 6 -538 1 LOVELOCK , Nev . - For years , school nurse Deborah Pontius came to work with nits to pick . came to work with nits to pick Why did Deborah have nits to pick at work? 12 19 -538 1 LOVELOCK , Nev . - For years , school nurse Deborah Pontius came to work with nits to pick . nits what kind of nits? 16 17 -538 1 LOVELOCK , Nev . - For years , school nurse Deborah Pontius came to work with nits to pick . For years , How many years? 5 8 -538 2 On some days in this isolated central Nevada town , she ' d actually sift through the hair of students found with live head lice . through the sift through why? 15 17 -538 2 On some days in this isolated central Nevada town , she ' d actually sift through the hair of students found with live head lice . live head lice How are students getting live head lice in their hair? 22 25 -538 3 But something bigger bugged her : the district ' s policy of sending children home when they were infested with head lice - grayish - white insects that suck blood from the scalp and cause severe itching . bugged her : What bugged her? 3 6 -538 3 But something bigger bugged her : the district ' s policy of sending children home when they were infested with head lice - grayish - white insects that suck blood from the scalp and cause severe itching . policy What does the policy state? 10 11 -538 4 Pontius saw stricken students miss weeks of school . saw stricken what does stricken mean? 1 3 -538 4 Pontius saw stricken students miss weeks of school . miss weeks of school Why were students missing weeks of school? 4 8 -538 5 A re - entry ticket involved painstaking inspections , with parents required to prove that not a single hitchhiker resided on a child ' s head . re - entry ticket involved painstaking Why is reentry painstaking? 1 7 -538 5 A re - entry ticket involved painstaking inspections , with parents required to prove that not a single hitchhiker resided on a child ' s head . re - entry ticket a certificate? 1 5 -538 5 A re - entry ticket involved painstaking inspections , with parents required to prove that not a single hitchhiker resided on a child ' s head . painstaking Who was this painstaking for? 6 7 -538 5 A re - entry ticket involved painstaking inspections , with parents required to prove that not a single hitchhiker resided on a child ' s head . inspections , What was involved with \"inspections\"? 7 9 -539 1 LIVERMORE , Calif . - Your head aches , you ' re congested and simply getting out of bed is a chore . head aches , Why do they have headaches? 6 9 -539 1 LIVERMORE , Calif . - Your head aches , you ' re congested and simply getting out of bed is a chore . aches , Am I getting sick? 7 9 -539 1 LIVERMORE , Calif . - Your head aches , you ' re congested and simply getting out of bed is a chore . you ' re congested Is the congestion from a cold? 9 13 -539 1 LIVERMORE , Calif . - Your head aches , you ' re congested and simply getting out of bed is a chore . a chore What is making getting out of bed a chore? 20 22 -539 2 You pay a visit to your doctor , and within minutes - using a simple cheek swab placed in a tiny box - he knows precisely which virus or bacteria is causing the symptoms and prescribes the right treatment . tiny box How does the tiny box detect anything? 20 22 -539 2 You pay a visit to your doctor , and within minutes - using a simple cheek swab placed in a tiny box - he knows precisely which virus or bacteria is causing the symptoms and prescribes the right treatment . within Is this test really available? 9 10 -539 2 You pay a visit to your doctor , and within minutes - using a simple cheek swab placed in a tiny box - he knows precisely which virus or bacteria is causing the symptoms and prescribes the right treatment . cheek swab placed in a tiny box Why is this in a tiny box? 15 22 -539 2 You pay a visit to your doctor , and within minutes - using a simple cheek swab placed in a tiny box - he knows precisely which virus or bacteria is causing the symptoms and prescribes the right treatment . which virus or bacteria Was the virus or bacteria determined? 26 30 -539 3 While this scene would be right at home in the " Star Trek " sick bay , it may become a staple in real - world clinics within the decade , according to Lawrence Livermore Laboratory chemical engineer Elizabeth Wheeler . may How long have they've been working on this test? 18 19 -539 3 While this scene would be right at home in the " Star Trek " sick bay , it may become a staple in real - world clinics within the decade , according to Lawrence Livermore Laboratory chemical engineer Elizabeth Wheeler . it may become a staple How would this become a staple in the real world? 17 22 -539 4 Wheeler ' s team of engineers , biologists and chemists , headed by principal investigator Reginald Beer , is developing a method to recognize disease - causing pathogens quicker than ever before . method How is the method being developed? 21 22 -539 4 Wheeler ' s team of engineers , biologists and chemists , headed by principal investigator Reginald Beer , is developing a method to recognize disease - causing pathogens quicker than ever before . method What kind of method are they developing? 21 22 -539 4 Wheeler ' s team of engineers , biologists and chemists , headed by principal investigator Reginald Beer , is developing a method to recognize disease - causing pathogens quicker than ever before . developing a method How are they developing a method? 19 22 -539 4 Wheeler ' s team of engineers , biologists and chemists , headed by principal investigator Reginald Beer , is developing a method to recognize disease - causing pathogens quicker than ever before . quicker than ever What is the current rate of recognition? 28 31 -539 5 The key : obtaining the bacteria or virus DNA and rapidly copying it so there ' s enough to identify what ' s causing your illness . rapidly copying it Why does rapidly copying it detect illness? 10 13 -539 5 The key : obtaining the bacteria or virus DNA and rapidly copying it so there ' s enough to identify what ' s causing your illness . copying How long does it usually take now to identify the bacteria or virus DNA? 11 12 -539 5 The key : obtaining the bacteria or virus DNA and rapidly copying it so there ' s enough to identify what ' s causing your illness . obtaining the bacteria or virus DNA How is this obtained? 3 9 -540 1 LOS ANGELES - The Webb Schools , a private high school in Claremont , is a magnet for college recruiters from around the country and the world . magnet for college recruiters Why do colleges want students from this school specifically? 16 20 -540 1 LOS ANGELES - The Webb Schools , a private high school in Claremont , is a magnet for college recruiters from around the country and the world . magnet What is magnetic to recruiters about Webb Schools? 16 17 -540 1 LOS ANGELES - The Webb Schools , a private high school in Claremont , is a magnet for college recruiters from around the country and the world . magnet Why is it a magnet for college recruiters? 16 17 -540 2 This fall , 113 Ivy League and other schools sent representatives to the campus - more than the 106 students in the senior class . 113 Ivy League and other schools Why are their efforts so intense? 3 9 -540 2 This fall , 113 Ivy League and other schools sent representatives to the campus - more than the 106 students in the senior class . 113 Ivy League and other schools Why did 113 Ivy League and other schools send representatives? 3 9 -540 3 At Jefferson High School , a low - income public school with 280 seniors in South Los Angeles , eight recruiters from local universities showed up . eight recruiters Why are students from this school so much less desirable to recruiters? 19 21 -540 4 Recruiters ' visits often are an important first contact for students to discover campuses far beyond their hometowns and for the colleges to discover talented applicants . talented applicants How do the recruiters know about \"talented applicants\"? 24 26 -540 5 Students may be left behind in the competition for college entrance and financial aid when admissions officials skip their campuses , counselors and education experts said . left behind How else do students hear about schools they might attend? 3 5 -540 5 Students may be left behind in the competition for college entrance and financial aid when admissions officials skip their campuses , counselors and education experts said . skip Is there a way to ensure that admissions officials visit low-income public schools? 17 18 -541 1 Ongoing excavation of a collapsed rock shelter that was used by Neanderthals suggests that our extinct human relatives organized their living spaces according to tasks , researchers say . researchers say Who are the researchers? 26 28 -541 1 Ongoing excavation of a collapsed rock shelter that was used by Neanderthals suggests that our extinct human relatives organized their living spaces according to tasks , researchers say . organized their living spaces What did the researchers see that shown them the Neanderthals organized their living spaces by task? 18 22 -541 2 In a paper published recently in the Canadian Journal of Archaeology , researchers examined artifacts recovered at Riparo Bombrini , in northwest Italy , and concluded that their dwelling was organized around such activities as butchering animals , shaping tools and building fires . artifacts What are the artifacts? 14 15 -541 2 In a paper published recently in the Canadian Journal of Archaeology , researchers examined artifacts recovered at Riparo Bombrini , in northwest Italy , and concluded that their dwelling was organized around such activities as butchering animals , shaping tools and building fires . Riparo Bombrini , what is that? 17 20 -541 4 " We found that Neanderthals did not just throw their stuff everywhere but in fact were organized and purposeful when it came to domestic space , " Riel - Salvatore said in a prepared statement . organized and purposeful how did they organize? 16 19 -541 5 The archaeological site , which was severely destroyed during railroad construction , hosted both Neanderthals and humans . destroyed during railroad construction , If the site was destroyed, how do they know it hosted both Neanderthals and humans? 7 12 -541 5 The archaeological site , which was severely destroyed during railroad construction , hosted both Neanderthals and humans . destroyed during railroad why did they destroy it? 7 10 -541 5 The archaeological site , which was severely destroyed during railroad construction , hosted both Neanderthals and humans . Neanderthals and humans What showed the researchers that this site hosted Neanderthals and humans? 14 17 -542 1 WASHINGTON - The world ' s most expensive science project - the $ 100 billion - plus International Space Station - is poised to get four more years in orbit . most expensive science project How is the $100 billion split between the world nations? 6 10 -542 1 WASHINGTON - The world ' s most expensive science project - the $ 100 billion - plus International Space Station - is poised to get four more years in orbit . world ' s most expensive science project Why is the International Space Station the world's most expensive science project? What is its significance? 3 10 -542 2 According to documents obtained by the Orlando Sentinel , NASA plans to announce this week that it has White House approval to extend the station ' s operations by four years until 2024 . extend the station ' s operations What will be the benefits of extending the space station's operations? 22 28 -542 2 According to documents obtained by the Orlando Sentinel , NASA plans to announce this week that it has White House approval to extend the station ' s operations by four years until 2024 . extend the station ' s operations by four years Why did the White House approve a four year extension? 22 31 -542 3 The decision follows years of pressure by top NASA officials , who consider the station a critical steppingstone to future exploration . by top NASA officials , Who are the top NASA officials? 6 11 -542 3 The decision follows years of pressure by top NASA officials , who consider the station a critical steppingstone to future exploration . top NASA officials , What were the names of the top NASA officials? 7 11 -542 3 The decision follows years of pressure by top NASA officials , who consider the station a critical steppingstone to future exploration . critical steppingstone to future exploration Why does NASA consider the station a critical steppingstone to future exploration? 16 21 -542 3 The decision follows years of pressure by top NASA officials , who consider the station a critical steppingstone to future exploration . follows years of pressure how many years? 2 6 -542 3 The decision follows years of pressure by top NASA officials , who consider the station a critical steppingstone to future exploration . critical Why is the International Space Station a critical steppingstone? 16 17 -542 4 But a four - year extension likely would cost NASA about $ 3 billion a year from 2021 to 2024 . cost NASA about $ 3 billion Is there any way profit from the space station such as small models, 3D models, etc.? 8 14 -542 4 But a four - year extension likely would cost NASA about $ 3 billion a year from 2021 to 2024 . $ 3 billion a year Why will the extension cost NASA about $3 billion a year? 11 16 -542 4 But a four - year extension likely would cost NASA about $ 3 billion a year from 2021 to 2024 . $ 3 billion why so much money? 11 14 -542 5 That ' s a major chunk of the agency ' s annual budget , which is now about $ 17 billion , and a longer mission could force NASA to make tough financial decisions in the future . make tough financial decisions in the future What programs would need to be cut so the funding would best benefit the space station and the space program as a whole? 30 37 -542 5 That ' s a major chunk of the agency ' s annual budget , which is now about $ 17 billion , and a longer mission could force NASA to make tough financial decisions in the future . could force NASA Why is NASA willing to stretch their annual budget for this project? 26 29 -543 1 BEIJING - When China landed its first lunar rover on the moon last month , many Americans reacted with a shrug . many Americans reacted with a shrug Why were Americans so indifferent? 15 21 -543 2 After all , the U . S . sent men to the moon more than 40 years ago , and the Soviets landed a rover there too . Soviets landed a rover there too Why did the Soviets land a rover on the moon? 21 27 -543 3 But among lunar scientists , the Chang ' e 3 mission has generated considerable interest . generated considerable interest Why is there considerable interest in the Chang'e 3 mission? 12 15 -543 3 But among lunar scientists , the Chang ' e 3 mission has generated considerable interest . interest What kind of interest over Chang'e 3 mission and why? 14 15 -543 3 But among lunar scientists , the Chang ' e 3 mission has generated considerable interest . generated considerable interest Why is this mission so interesting to scientists? 12 15 -543 4 They say the lander and the rover , equipped with ground - penetrating radar , cameras , a telescope and spectroscopic instruments , could gather significant new information , especially relating to the chemical composition and depth of the lunar soil . chemical composition and depth of the lunar soil does this matter? 33 41 -543 4 They say the lander and the rover , equipped with ground - penetrating radar , cameras , a telescope and spectroscopic instruments , could gather significant new information , especially relating to the chemical composition and depth of the lunar soil . significant new information , What sort of significant new information? 25 29 -543 4 They say the lander and the rover , equipped with ground - penetrating radar , cameras , a telescope and spectroscopic instruments , could gather significant new information , especially relating to the chemical composition and depth of the lunar soil . gather significant new information , Why hasn't this been done in the past? 24 29 -543 5 Such data , they say , could shed light on the history of the moon and , by extension , Earth . they say , who said it exactly? 3 6 -543 5 Such data , they say , could shed light on the history of the moon and , by extension , Earth . by extension , Earth What does the history of the moon have to do with the history of Earth? 17 21 -543 5 Such data , they say , could shed light on the history of the moon and , by extension , Earth . Such data What data was there? 0 2 -544 1 WASHINGTON - Population growth in Southern and Western states , led by Texas , California and Florida , accounted for more than 80 percent of new residents nationwide over the last three years , surpassing the Northeast and Midwest in the demographic contest that plays a key role in determining states ' political clout , census data released Monday show . surpassing the Northeast and Midwest What states does the population growth surpass in the Northeast and Midwest? 34 39 -544 1 WASHINGTON - Population growth in Southern and Western states , led by Texas , California and Florida , accounted for more than 80 percent of new residents nationwide over the last three years , surpassing the Northeast and Midwest in the demographic contest that plays a key role in determining states ' political clout , census data released Monday show . new residents Why does Texas, California and Florida have so many new residents? 25 27 -544 1 WASHINGTON - Population growth in Southern and Western states , led by Texas , California and Florida , accounted for more than 80 percent of new residents nationwide over the last three years , surpassing the Northeast and Midwest in the demographic contest that plays a key role in determining states ' political clout , census data released Monday show . determining states ' political clout , Why does this determine political clout? 49 55 -544 2 If states continue to grow at the same pace for the rest of the decade , Texas could gain three more congressional seats in 2020 , according to a Los Angeles Times analysis of the Census Bureau figures . Texas can they be limited? 16 17 -544 2 If states continue to grow at the same pace for the rest of the decade , Texas could gain three more congressional seats in 2020 , according to a Los Angeles Times analysis of the Census Bureau figures . gain How many seats does Texas have currently? 18 19 -544 3 Florida , North Carolina , Virginia and Colorado would stand to gain one seat each , while Illinois , Pennsylvania , Ohio , Michigan and Minnesota , West Virginia and Rhode Island would lose a seat each . would lose a seat is it unfair? 32 36 -544 3 Florida , North Carolina , Virginia and Colorado would stand to gain one seat each , while Illinois , Pennsylvania , Ohio , Michigan and Minnesota , West Virginia and Rhode Island would lose a seat each . gain How many seats do these states have currently? 11 12 -544 5 That number gets readjusted each decade . each decade have states lost or gained many seats? 4 6 -544 5 That number gets readjusted each decade . decade How are numbers readjusted each decade? 5 6 -544 5 That number gets readjusted each decade . decade Why does it only change every decade? 5 6 -545 1 WASHINGTON - The Obama administration on Wednesday pressed the nation ' s schools to abandon what it described as overly zealous discipline policies that send students to court instead of the principal ' s office . overly zealous discipline Why were schools using overly zealous discipline? 19 22 -545 1 WASHINGTON - The Obama administration on Wednesday pressed the nation ' s schools to abandon what it described as overly zealous discipline policies that send students to court instead of the principal ' s office . students to court why to court? 25 28 -545 1 WASHINGTON - The Obama administration on Wednesday pressed the nation ' s schools to abandon what it described as overly zealous discipline policies that send students to court instead of the principal ' s office . to abandon Why did they opt to abandon, why no try a reform? 13 15 -545 1 WASHINGTON - The Obama administration on Wednesday pressed the nation ' s schools to abandon what it described as overly zealous discipline policies that send students to court instead of the principal ' s office . overly zealous discipline policies Who set these original policies and what are the policies? 19 23 -545 2 Even before the announcement , school districts around the country have been taking action to adjust the policies that disproportionately affect minority students . adjust the policies What are the policies? 15 18 -545 2 Even before the announcement , school districts around the country have been taking action to adjust the policies that disproportionately affect minority students . been taking action to adjust the policies What actions had schools been taking to adjust the policies? 11 18 -545 2 Even before the announcement , school districts around the country have been taking action to adjust the policies that disproportionately affect minority students . taking action to adjust What specific actions have been taken? 12 16 -545 2 Even before the announcement , school districts around the country have been taking action to adjust the policies that disproportionately affect minority students . disproportionately affect minority students Why are these policies in place? 19 23 -545 3 Attorney General Eric Holder said problems often stem from well - intentioned " zero - tolerance " policies that can inject the criminal justice system into school matters . " zero - tolerance " policies What are the zero tolerance policies? 12 18 -545 4 " A routine school disciplinary infraction should land a student in the principal ' s office , not in a police precinct , " Holder said . routine is it always routine? 2 3 -545 4 " A routine school disciplinary infraction should land a student in the principal ' s office , not in a police precinct , " Holder said . school disciplinary infraction What is an example of a routine infraction?\n 3 6 -545 4 " A routine school disciplinary infraction should land a student in the principal ' s office , not in a police precinct , " Holder said . principal ' s office , not in a police precinct , " Is this the majority belief? 12 24 -545 5 But it ' s about race , too , the government said in a letter accompanying the new guidelines it issued Wednesday . But it ' s about race , too , How does the issue correlate to race? 0 9 -545 5 But it ' s about race , too , the government said in a letter accompanying the new guidelines it issued Wednesday . race , which race? 5 7 -545 5 But it ' s about race , too , the government said in a letter accompanying the new guidelines it issued Wednesday . it ' s about race , How is it about race, specifically? 1 7 -545 5 But it ' s about race , too , the government said in a letter accompanying the new guidelines it issued Wednesday . new guidelines What are the new guidelines? 17 19 -546 1 OFF THE COAST OF SAN DIEGO - Elizabeth Lopez maneuvered a massive steel claw over the side of a 134 - foot sailboat and guided its descent through swaying kelp and schools of fish 10 miles off the coast of San Diego . steel claw What is she doing with a steel claw on a sail boat? 12 14 -546 1 OFF THE COAST OF SAN DIEGO - Elizabeth Lopez maneuvered a massive steel claw over the side of a 134 - foot sailboat and guided its descent through swaying kelp and schools of fish 10 miles off the coast of San Diego . steel claw Why would Elizabeth Lopez lower a steel claw so deep? 12 14 -546 2 She was hoping to catch pieces of a mysterious marine ecosystem that scientists are calling the plastisphere . mysterious why is it mysterious? 8 9 -546 2 She was hoping to catch pieces of a mysterious marine ecosystem that scientists are calling the plastisphere . plastisphere What is the platisphere? 16 17 -546 3 It starts with particles of degraded plastic no bigger than grains of salt . degraded plastic how does it degrade? 5 7 -546 3 It starts with particles of degraded plastic no bigger than grains of salt . It starts What starts this? 0 2 -546 3 It starts with particles of degraded plastic no bigger than grains of salt . degraded How are plastics degraded in the ocean? 5 6 -546 4 Bacteria take up residence on those tiny pieces of trash . Bacteria take up residence What types of bacteria? 0 4 -546 4 Bacteria take up residence on those tiny pieces of trash . Bacteria take up residence are they dangerous? 0 4 -546 4 Bacteria take up residence on those tiny pieces of trash . residence Why are bacteria drawn to pieces of trash? 3 4 -547 1 SEATTLE - Fifty years after the U . S . Fifty years after what? 2 4 -547 1 SEATTLE - Fifty years after the U . S . Fifty years Fifty years of what? 2 4 -547 1 SEATTLE - Fifty years after the U . S . after the U . S After the U.S. what? 4 9 -547 2 Surgeon General first warned of the health effects of smoking , a new analysis from the University of Washington shows that the number of smokers worldwide - and the number of cigarettes consumed - has never been higher . has never been higher is that right? 34 38 -547 2 Surgeon General first warned of the health effects of smoking , a new analysis from the University of Washington shows that the number of smokers worldwide - and the number of cigarettes consumed - has never been higher . health effects of smoking , What did the Surgeon General state as the health effects of smoking? 6 11 -547 2 Surgeon General first warned of the health effects of smoking , a new analysis from the University of Washington shows that the number of smokers worldwide - and the number of cigarettes consumed - has never been higher . has never been higher Why is this? 34 38 -547 2 Surgeon General first warned of the health effects of smoking , a new analysis from the University of Washington shows that the number of smokers worldwide - and the number of cigarettes consumed - has never been higher . number of smokers worldwide How many smokers are there worldwide? 22 26 -547 3 Between 1980 and 2012 , the number of adults who smoke increased from 721 million to nearly 1 billion , reports the study published Tuesday in the Journal of the American Medical Association . increased What is the cause of this increase? 11 12 -547 4 The number of cigarettes smoked globally jumped from about 5 trillion to 6 . 25 trillion . trillion to 6 . 25 trillion why did it jump? 10 16 -547 4 The number of cigarettes smoked globally jumped from about 5 trillion to 6 . 25 trillion . globally jumped Is this because of marketing? 5 7 -547 5 The study , which is one of the most comprehensive ever to examine global tobacco use , shows that the remarkable reductions in smoking rates in the United States and other wealthy countries have been offset by a growing epidemic in the developing world . most comprehensive ever What makes this the most comprehensive ever? 8 11 -547 5 The study , which is one of the most comprehensive ever to examine global tobacco use , shows that the remarkable reductions in smoking rates in the United States and other wealthy countries have been offset by a growing epidemic in the developing world . examine global tobacco What are the examining methods used here? 12 15 -547 5 The study , which is one of the most comprehensive ever to examine global tobacco use , shows that the remarkable reductions in smoking rates in the United States and other wealthy countries have been offset by a growing epidemic in the developing world . growing epidemic What makes this a growing epidemic? 38 40 -548 1 MINNEAPOLIS - Ridwa Yakob knew what libraries had : books . Ridwa Yakob Who is Ridwa Yakob? 2 4 -548 1 MINNEAPOLIS - Ridwa Yakob knew what libraries had : books . books what else do they have? 9 10 -548 1 MINNEAPOLIS - Ridwa Yakob knew what libraries had : books . Ridwa Yakob Who is Ridwa Yakob? 2 4 -548 2 Then she saw the Teen Tech Center at the Minneapolis Central Library . Teen Tech Center What does the Teen Tech Center do? 4 7 -548 2 Then she saw the Teen Tech Center at the Minneapolis Central Library . Teen Tech what is teen tech? 4 6 -548 2 Then she saw the Teen Tech Center at the Minneapolis Central Library . Teen Tech Center What is the teen tech center? 4 7 -548 3 This digital playground , which opened in 2013 , has rows of new computers , iPads , the latest video equipment and even its own soundproof recording studio . soundproof recording studio Why does it have its own recording studio? 25 28 -548 4 " Growing up , I used to be super into reading . " Growing what does she do now? 0 2 -548 4 " Growing up , I used to be super into reading . super into reading What did the speaker like to read growing up? 8 11 -549 1 WASHINGTON - Signing up for health insurance on the new state and federal exchanges was supposed to be the easy part of the Affordable Care Act . the easy is it not easy? 18 20 -549 1 WASHINGTON - Signing up for health insurance on the new state and federal exchanges was supposed to be the easy part of the Affordable Care Act . exchanges What are \"state and federal exchanges\"? 13 14 -549 1 WASHINGTON - Signing up for health insurance on the new state and federal exchanges was supposed to be the easy part of the Affordable Care Act . was supposed to be the easy part Why was signing up supposed to be the easy part? 14 21 -549 2 But the really dicey part , according to many health policy experts , is just beginning . many health policy experts , Which health policy experts? 8 13 -549 2 But the really dicey part , according to many health policy experts , is just beginning . dicey part , what is the dicey part? 3 6 -549 2 But the really dicey part , according to many health policy experts , is just beginning . dicey part , How is signing up for healthcare considered \"dicey\"? 3 6 -549 2 But the really dicey part , according to many health policy experts , is just beginning . is just beginning Why is the dicey part just beginning? 13 16 -549 3 With the law fully in effect as of Jan . 1 , they fear Americans who have enrolled in health insurance for the first time under the ACA are likely to discover that having coverage doesn ' t guarantee them easy access to a primary care doctor , dentist or mental health professional . easy Why is there an expectation that obtaining this type of care should be easy? 40 41 -549 3 With the law fully in effect as of Jan . 1 , they fear Americans who have enrolled in health insurance for the first time under the ACA are likely to discover that having coverage doesn ' t guarantee them easy access to a primary care doctor , dentist or mental health professional . law fully in effect as of Jan . 1 , Why did the law go fully in effect on Jan. 1? 2 12 -549 4 Some changes in the works , such as the use of new technologies and allowing mid - level medical providers to perform some functions usually reserved for doctors and dentists , should improve health care access in the long run . perform some functions Which functions? 21 24 -549 4 Some changes in the works , such as the use of new technologies and allowing mid - level medical providers to perform some functions usually reserved for doctors and dentists , should improve health care access in the long run . mid - level what does this mean? 15 18 -549 4 Some changes in the works , such as the use of new technologies and allowing mid - level medical providers to perform some functions usually reserved for doctors and dentists , should improve health care access in the long run . allowing mid - level medical providers How are mid-level providers going to improve on what top tier providers were performing? This sounds counter intuitive. 14 20 -549 4 Some changes in the works , such as the use of new technologies and allowing mid - level medical providers to perform some functions usually reserved for doctors and dentists , should improve health care access in the long run . new technologies What new technologies are being used? 11 13 -549 4 Some changes in the works , such as the use of new technologies and allowing mid - level medical providers to perform some functions usually reserved for doctors and dentists , should improve health care access in the long run . mid - level medical providers Who are mid-level medical providers? 15 20 -549 5 " In the meantime , " said Linda Rosenberg , president of the National Council for Behavioral Health , " people are going to suffer " . " people are going to suffer " Why are people going to suffer? 19 26 -550 1 LOS ANGELES - If you ' re in stop - and - go traffic , you ' re probably pretty unhappy about it . pretty unhappy how did they figure that? 19 21 -550 1 LOS ANGELES - If you ' re in stop - and - go traffic , you ' re probably pretty unhappy about it . unhappy Why does traffic make people unhappy? 20 21 -550 2 If you ' re a male penguin balancing an egg on your feet in the freezing Antarctic , that traffic jam is probably keeping you alive . male penguin what does this mean? 5 7 -550 2 If you ' re a male penguin balancing an egg on your feet in the freezing Antarctic , that traffic jam is probably keeping you alive . traffic jam is probably keeping you alive What traffic jam? 19 26 -550 2 If you ' re a male penguin balancing an egg on your feet in the freezing Antarctic , that traffic jam is probably keeping you alive . probably keeping you alive How is a traffic jam keeping penguins alive? 22 26 -550 3 Scientists studying huddles of emperor penguins in Antarctica have discovered that waves of movement travel though huddled masses of flightless birds rather as they do through cars stuck on the freeway during rush hour - but in ways that maximize the huddle ' s density and keep the birds warm as they incubate their eggs . Scientists studying huddles of emperor penguins Which scientists are studying emperor penguins? 0 6 -550 3 Scientists studying huddles of emperor penguins in Antarctica have discovered that waves of movement travel though huddled masses of flightless birds rather as they do through cars stuck on the freeway during rush hour - but in ways that maximize the huddle ' s density and keep the birds warm as they incubate their eggs . incubate their eggs its like a traffic jam? 52 55 -550 3 Scientists studying huddles of emperor penguins in Antarctica have discovered that waves of movement travel though huddled masses of flightless birds rather as they do through cars stuck on the freeway during rush hour - but in ways that maximize the huddle ' s density and keep the birds warm as they incubate their eggs . waves of movement travel Where are they traveling to? What is the purpose of the movement and travel? 11 15 -550 4 Emperor penguins are the only vertebrate species that breeds during the Antarctic winter , and they face freezing winds that blow as fast as 124 mph in an icy landscape that can be as cold as 58 degrees below zero . breeds during the Antarctic winter , Why is the winter their breeding season? 8 14 -551 1 Predicting the financial results of computer firms has been a tough job lately . lately why only lately? 12 13 -551 1 Predicting the financial results of computer firms has been a tough job lately . tough job lately Is their a particular cause for this? 10 13 -551 1 Predicting the financial results of computer firms has been a tough job lately . results Why is predicting financial results of computer firms tough lately? 3 4 -551 1 Predicting the financial results of computer firms has been a tough job lately . financial results FINANCIAL RESULTS FOR WHAT TIME FRAME? 2 4 -551 1 Predicting the financial results of computer firms has been a tough job lately . tough job lately What specifically is it about computer firms that makes prediction difficult? 10 13 -551 2 Take Microsoft Corp . , the largest maker of personal computer software and generally considered an industry bellwether . bellwether what is a bellwether? 17 18 -551 2 Take Microsoft Corp . , the largest maker of personal computer software and generally considered an industry bellwether . considered an industry bellwether Why are they considered an industry bellwether? 14 18 -551 2 Take Microsoft Corp . , the largest maker of personal computer software and generally considered an industry bellwether . considered Why is Microsoft Corp. considered an industry bellwether? 14 15 -551 3 In July , the company stunned Wall Street with the prediction that growth in the personal computer business overall would be only 10 % in 1990 , a modest increase when compared with the sizzling expansion of years past . July , of which year? 1 3 -551 3 In July , the company stunned Wall Street with the prediction that growth in the personal computer business overall would be only 10 % in 1990 , a modest increase when compared with the sizzling expansion of years past . the prediction Who is doing the predicting here? 9 11 -551 3 In July , the company stunned Wall Street with the prediction that growth in the personal computer business overall would be only 10 % in 1990 , a modest increase when compared with the sizzling expansion of years past . would be only 10 % What is the expectation? 19 24 -551 3 In July , the company stunned Wall Street with the prediction that growth in the personal computer business overall would be only 10 % in 1990 , a modest increase when compared with the sizzling expansion of years past . prediction Why did Wall Street predict 10% overall personal computer growth in 1990? 10 11 -551 3 In July , the company stunned Wall Street with the prediction that growth in the personal computer business overall would be only 10 % in 1990 , a modest increase when compared with the sizzling expansion of years past . modest Why was the increase in personal computer sales only modest in comparison to last year? 28 29 -551 3 In July , the company stunned Wall Street with the prediction that growth in the personal computer business overall would be only 10 % in 1990 , a modest increase when compared with the sizzling expansion of years past . expansion of years past WHAT WAS THE AVERAGE EXPANSION OF PREVIOUS YEARS? 35 39 -551 3 In July , the company stunned Wall Street with the prediction that growth in the personal computer business overall would be only 10 % in 1990 , a modest increase when compared with the sizzling expansion of years past . the prediction Why did they predict a slowdown in growth in this market? 9 11 -551 4 Investors - - taking this as a sign that a broad industry slump was in the offing - - reacted by selling the company ' s stock , which lost $ 3 . 25 that day to close at $ 52 in national over - the - counter trading . over - the - counter what is over the counter trading? 43 48 -551 4 Investors - - taking this as a sign that a broad industry slump was in the offing - - reacted by selling the company ' s stock , which lost $ 3 . 25 that day to close at $ 52 in national over - the - counter trading . broad industry slump What is the cause of this slump? 10 13 -551 4 Investors - - taking this as a sign that a broad industry slump was in the offing - - reacted by selling the company ' s stock , which lost $ 3 . 25 that day to close at $ 52 in national over - the - counter trading . reacted Why did investors react by selling the company's stock? 19 20 -551 4 Investors - - taking this as a sign that a broad industry slump was in the offing - - reacted by selling the company ' s stock , which lost $ 3 . 25 that day to close at $ 52 in national over - the - counter trading . over - the - counter trading WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN OVER THE COUNTER TRADING AND ANY OTHER TRADING? 43 49 -551 5 But that was all of three months ago . that WHAT WAS THREE MONTHS AGO? 1 2 -552 1 The stock market ' s dizzying gyrations during the past few days have made a lot of individual investors wish they could buy some sort of insurance . dizzying gyrations why is it gyrating? 5 7 -552 1 The stock market ' s dizzying gyrations during the past few days have made a lot of individual investors wish they could buy some sort of insurance . individual investors Which investors specifically? 17 19 -552 1 The stock market ' s dizzying gyrations during the past few days have made a lot of individual investors wish they could buy some sort of insurance . insurance How would that insurance work? 26 27 -552 2 After all , they won ' t soon forget the stock bargains that became available after the October 1987 crash . October 1987 crash why did it crash then? 17 20 -552 2 After all , they won ' t soon forget the stock bargains that became available after the October 1987 crash . stock bargains What kind of stock bargains became available after the crash? 10 12 -552 4 The solution , at least for some investors , may be a hedging technique that ' s well known to players in the stock - options market . hedging what is hedging? 12 13 -552 4 The solution , at least for some investors , may be a hedging technique that ' s well known to players in the stock - options market . hedging technique What is the technique?? 12 14 -552 4 The solution , at least for some investors , may be a hedging technique that ' s well known to players in the stock - options market . some investors Why only some? Which ones? 6 8 -552 4 The solution , at least for some investors , may be a hedging technique that ' s well known to players in the stock - options market . hedging technique What is the hedging technique? 12 14 -552 5 Called a " married put , " the technique is carried out by purchasing a stock and simultaneously buying a put option on that stock . put option What is a put option? 20 22 -553 1 Ralph Brown was 31 , 000 feet over Minnesota when both jets on his Falcon 20 flamed out . Falcon 20 is that a new plane? 14 16 -553 1 Ralph Brown was 31 , 000 feet over Minnesota when both jets on his Falcon 20 flamed out . jets on his Falcon 20 What caused the jets on the Falcon 20 to flame out? 11 16 -553 2 At 18 , 000 feet , he says , he and his co - pilot " were looking for an interstate or a cornfield " to land . interstate would they crash into cars? 20 21 -553 2 At 18 , 000 feet , he says , he and his co - pilot " were looking for an interstate or a cornfield " to land . his co - pilot Who is the co-pilot? 11 15 -553 3 At 13 , 000 feet , the engines restarted . restarted how did they restart? 8 9 -553 4 But knowing that mechanics would probably ground him for repairs , Mr . Brown skipped his stop in nearby Chicago and set course to get his load - - a few hundred parcels - - to the Memphis package - sorting hub on time . load What was Ralph Brown's load? 26 27 -554 1 Maidenform Inc . loves to be intimate with its customers , but not with the rest of the public . intimate how are they intimate? 6 7 -554 1 Maidenform Inc . loves to be intimate with its customers , but not with the rest of the public . Maidenform Inc . Why does Maidenform want to be intimate? 0 3 -554 1 Maidenform Inc . loves to be intimate with its customers , but not with the rest of the public . intimate Why is Maidenform intimate with its customers only? 6 7 -554 1 Maidenform Inc . loves to be intimate with its customers , but not with the rest of the public . intimate How is Maidenform Inc. intimate with its customers? 6 7 -554 2 The 67 - year - old maker of brassieres , panties , and lingerie enjoys one of the best - known brand images , but its financial profile is closely guarded by members of the founding family . " There are very few companies that can boast of such a close - knit group , " says Robert A . Brawer , 52 years old , recently named president , succeeding Beatrice Coleman , his mother - in - law , who remains chairman . " We are a vanishing breed , " he muses . members of the founding family Why has the company been kept in-family for so many years? 32 37 -554 2 The 67 - year - old maker of brassieres , panties , and lingerie enjoys one of the best - known brand images , but its financial profile is closely guarded by members of the founding family . " There are very few companies that can boast of such a close - knit group , " says Robert A . Brawer , 52 years old , recently named president , succeeding Beatrice Coleman , his mother - in - law , who remains chairman . " We are a vanishing breed , " he muses . financial profile Why is Maidenform's financial profile so closely guarded? 26 28 -554 2 The 67 - year - old maker of brassieres , panties , and lingerie enjoys one of the best - known brand images , but its financial profile is closely guarded by members of the founding family . " There are very few companies that can boast of such a close - knit group , " says Robert A . Brawer , 52 years old , recently named president , succeeding Beatrice Coleman , his mother - in - law , who remains chairman . " We are a vanishing breed , " he muses . vanishing breed , " What is he referring to when hes says vanishing breed? 89 93 -554 2 The 67 - year - old maker of brassieres , panties , and lingerie enjoys one of the best - known brand images , but its financial profile is closely guarded by members of the founding family . " There are very few companies that can boast of such a close - knit group , " says Robert A . Brawer , 52 years old , recently named president , succeeding Beatrice Coleman , his mother - in - law , who remains chairman . " We are a vanishing breed , " he muses . vanishing Why are they a vanishing breed? 89 90 -554 3 Mrs . Coleman , 73 , who declined to be interviewed , is the Maidenform strategist . declined to be interviewed , why wont she interview? 7 12 -554 3 Mrs . Coleman , 73 , who declined to be interviewed , is the Maidenform strategist . declined to be interviewed , Why was she not wanting to grant an interview? 7 12 -554 3 Mrs . Coleman , 73 , who declined to be interviewed , is the Maidenform strategist . strategist What is the role of a strategist? 15 16 -554 4 Sales have tripled during her 21 - year tenure to about $ 200 million in 1988 . Sales have tripled during what has her strategy been? 0 4 -554 4 Sales have tripled during her 21 - year tenure to about $ 200 million in 1988 . Sales have tripled What led to the sales increasing by so much? 0 3 -554 4 Sales have tripled during her 21 - year tenure to about $ 200 million in 1988 . Sales have tripled How did Mrs. Coleman make sales triple? 0 3 -554 4 Sales have tripled during her 21 - year tenure to about $ 200 million in 1988 . Sales have tripled What did she do that lead to sales tripling in 21 years? 0 3 -554 5 Maidenform says it is very profitable but declines to provide specifics . Maidenform why are they so tight lipped? 0 1 -554 5 Maidenform says it is very profitable but declines to provide specifics . declines to provide specifics . Why the declination? 7 12 -554 5 Maidenform says it is very profitable but declines to provide specifics . declines to provide specifics Why are they so secretive? 7 11 -554 5 Maidenform says it is very profitable but declines to provide specifics . specifics Why would she decline to provide specifics? 10 11 -555 1 At a private dinner Thursday , Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc . chief executive Frederick Joseph delivered a sobering message about the junk bond market to officials of Prudential Insurance Co . of America . Thursday , in which year? 4 6 -555 1 At a private dinner Thursday , Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc . chief executive Frederick Joseph delivered a sobering message about the junk bond market to officials of Prudential Insurance Co . of America . junk bond market What is the junk bond market? 21 24 -555 2 Mr . Joseph conceded the junk market was in disarray , according to people familiar with the discussion . disarray , Why were they in disarray? 9 11 -555 3 He said Drexel - - the leading underwriter of high - risk junk bonds - - could no longer afford to sell any junk offerings if they might later become troubled because Drexel risked losing its highly lucrative junk franchise . leading underwriter what is a leading underwriter? 6 8 -555 3 He said Drexel - - the leading underwriter of high - risk junk bonds - - could no longer afford to sell any junk offerings if they might later become troubled because Drexel risked losing its highly lucrative junk franchise . highly lucrative junk franchise How lucrative was it? 36 40 -555 3 He said Drexel - - the leading underwriter of high - risk junk bonds - - could no longer afford to sell any junk offerings if they might later become troubled because Drexel risked losing its highly lucrative junk franchise . afford Why they couldn't afford? 19 20 -555 4 The dinner was a stark confirmation that 1989 is the worst year ever for the $ 200 billion junk market . stark confirmation did it ever get worse after this? 4 6 -555 5 And investors and traders alike say the current turmoil could take years to resolve . years How many years? 11 12 -556 1 William D . Forrester , president of the U . S . - U . S . S . R . president of the U . S . - U what is that? 5 14 -556 1 William D . Forrester , president of the U . S . - U . S . S . R . U . S . - U . S . S . R What is the U.S.-U.S.S.R? 8 20 -556 1 William D . Forrester , president of the U . S . - U . S . S . R . U . S . - U . S . S . R What is the full meaning of U.S.-U.S.S.R? 8 20 -556 2 Trade and Economic Council , has a warning for U . S . companies trying to do business in the Soviet Union . " It ' s an extremely complex market , and you have to be prepared to make a big commitment , " Mr . Forrester says . " We are not trying to encourage everyone . " extremely complex why is it so complex? 28 30 -556 2 Trade and Economic Council , has a warning for U . S . companies trying to do business in the Soviet Union . " It ' s an extremely complex market , and you have to be prepared to make a big commitment , " Mr . Forrester says . " We are not trying to encourage everyone . " complex market , Why is the USSR's market complex? 29 32 -556 2 Trade and Economic Council , has a warning for U . S . companies trying to do business in the Soviet Union . " It ' s an extremely complex market , and you have to be prepared to make a big commitment , " Mr . Forrester says . " We are not trying to encourage everyone . " big commitment , " How do the commitments in the USSR compare to the commitments in the USA of doing business? 41 45 -556 2 Trade and Economic Council , has a warning for U . S . companies trying to do business in the Soviet Union . " It ' s an extremely complex market , and you have to be prepared to make a big commitment , " Mr . Forrester says . " We are not trying to encourage everyone . " " It ' s an extremely complex market , Why is the market complex? 23 32 -556 2 Trade and Economic Council , has a warning for U . S . companies trying to do business in the Soviet Union . " It ' s an extremely complex market , and you have to be prepared to make a big commitment , " Mr . Forrester says . " We are not trying to encourage everyone . " business in the Soviet Union What sort of business would U.S. companies do in the Soviet Union? 17 22 -556 2 Trade and Economic Council , has a warning for U . S . companies trying to do business in the Soviet Union . " It ' s an extremely complex market , and you have to be prepared to make a big commitment , " Mr . Forrester says . " We are not trying to encourage everyone . " make a big commitment , " Why would you have to make a big commitment? 39 45 -556 2 Trade and Economic Council , has a warning for U . S . companies trying to do business in the Soviet Union . " It ' s an extremely complex market , and you have to be prepared to make a big commitment , " Mr . Forrester says . " We are not trying to encourage everyone . " extremely complex market , Why is the Soviet Union market extremely complex? 28 32 -556 3 Undeterred by such words of caution , corporate America is flocking to Moscow , lured by a huge untapped market and Mikhail Gorbachev ' s attempt to overhaul the Soviet economy . a huge untapped market Why is the USSR's market untapped? 16 20 -556 3 Undeterred by such words of caution , corporate America is flocking to Moscow , lured by a huge untapped market and Mikhail Gorbachev ' s attempt to overhaul the Soviet economy . attempt to overhaul the Soviet economy . How is he overhauling the economy? 25 32 -556 3 Undeterred by such words of caution , corporate America is flocking to Moscow , lured by a huge untapped market and Mikhail Gorbachev ' s attempt to overhaul the Soviet economy . lured by a huge untapped market How is corporate America being lured? 14 20 -556 4 Doing business with the Russians , once the pursuit of a handful of hardened veterans , has become the goal of such major companies as General Motors Corp . , Federal Express Corp . and Procter & Gamble Co . , as well as a cluster of smaller firms . hardened veterans , How were these hardened veterans able to do business in the USSR? 13 16 -556 4 Doing business with the Russians , once the pursuit of a handful of hardened veterans , has become the goal of such major companies as General Motors Corp . , Federal Express Corp . and Procter & Gamble Co . , as well as a cluster of smaller firms . as well as a cluster of smaller firms Which types of smaller firms are doing business with the USSR? 41 49 -556 4 Doing business with the Russians , once the pursuit of a handful of hardened veterans , has become the goal of such major companies as General Motors Corp . , Federal Express Corp . and Procter & Gamble Co . , as well as a cluster of smaller firms . has become the goal of such major companies Why is doing business in another country instead of America such a sought-after goal? 16 24 -556 5 Reflecting the new - found interest , more than 140 U . S . companies are taking part in a Moscow exhibition organized by Mr . Forrester ' s trade group . new - found interest , How are companies measuring this interest? 2 7 -556 5 Reflecting the new - found interest , more than 140 U . S . companies are taking part in a Moscow exhibition organized by Mr . Forrester ' s trade group . more than 140 U . S . companies are taking part How are these businesses taking part in the exhibition? 7 18 -556 5 Reflecting the new - found interest , more than 140 U . S . companies are taking part in a Moscow exhibition organized by Mr . Forrester ' s trade group . 140 U . S . companies Why are these companies taking part in Russian exhibitions? 9 15 -557 1 It was the kind of snubbing rarely seen within the Congress , let alone within the same party . snubbing who got snubbed? 5 6 -557 1 It was the kind of snubbing rarely seen within the Congress , let alone within the same party . It was the kind of snubbing Why did the snubbing happen? 0 6 -557 1 It was the kind of snubbing rarely seen within the Congress , let alone within the same party . within the same party Which party was it? 14 18 -557 1 It was the kind of snubbing rarely seen within the Congress , let alone within the same party . snubbing Who got snubbed within Congress? 5 6 -557 1 It was the kind of snubbing rarely seen within the Congress , let alone within the same party . party Which party in Congress were snubbing? 17 18 -557 1 It was the kind of snubbing rarely seen within the Congress , let alone within the same party . kind How was the snubbing? 3 4 -557 1 It was the kind of snubbing rarely seen within the Congress , let alone within the same party . same Why were the same parties snubbing? 16 17 -557 2 Sen . Alan Cranston trekked over to the House side of Capitol Hill a few days ago and volunteered his testimony to fellow Democrat Rep . Henry Gonzalez . trekked did he just walk? 4 5 -557 2 Sen . Alan Cranston trekked over to the House side of Capitol Hill a few days ago and volunteered his testimony to fellow Democrat Rep . Henry Gonzalez . testimony What testimony was Sen. Alan Cranston going to give Rep. Henry Gonzalez? 20 21 -557 2 Sen . Alan Cranston trekked over to the House side of Capitol Hill a few days ago and volunteered his testimony to fellow Democrat Rep . Henry Gonzalez . volunteered Why did Mr. Cranston volunteer his testimony? 18 19 -557 3 It was offered as an expression of cooperation to Mr . Gonzalez , who is investigating the $ 2 . 5 billion failure of Lincoln Savings & Loan Association . $ 2 . 5 billion failure What was the failure that costed $2.5 billion? 17 23 -557 3 It was offered as an expression of cooperation to Mr . Gonzalez , who is investigating the $ 2 . 5 billion failure of Lincoln Savings & Loan Association . $ 2 . 5 billion failure Why was there a failure? 17 23 -557 3 It was offered as an expression of cooperation to Mr . Gonzalez , who is investigating the $ 2 . 5 billion failure of Lincoln Savings & Loan Association . failure What was the failure of Lincoln Savings & Loan? 22 23 -557 3 It was offered as an expression of cooperation to Mr . Gonzalez , who is investigating the $ 2 . 5 billion failure of Lincoln Savings & Loan Association . cooperation Why does Mr. Cranston want to cooperate with Mr. Gonzalez? 7 8 -557 3 It was offered as an expression of cooperation to Mr . Gonzalez , who is investigating the $ 2 . 5 billion failure of Lincoln Savings & Loan Association . failure Why did Lincoln Savings & Loan Association fail? 22 23 -557 4 But instead of thanks , Sen . Cranston was treated with cool formality . " Every witness receives a formal subpoena , " Rep . Gonzalez told him . formal subpoena , " what if they cant be reached? 19 23 -557 4 But instead of thanks , Sen . Cranston was treated with cool formality . " Every witness receives a formal subpoena , " Rep . Gonzalez told him . " Every witness Who were the witnesses? 14 17 -557 4 But instead of thanks , Sen . Cranston was treated with cool formality . " Every witness receives a formal subpoena , " Rep . Gonzalez told him . formality Why was Rep. Gonzalez cool and formal towards Sen. Cranston? 12 13 -557 5 Seldom have House hearings caused so much apprehension in the Senate , where California Sen . Cranston and four other senators were already writhing in the glare of unfavorable publicity over the alleged looting of Lincoln by their friend and political benefactor , Charles Keating Jr . , principal stockholder of Lincoln ' s parent company , American Continental Corp . of Phoenix , Ariz . House hearings caused so much apprehension When have house hearings caused apprehension? 2 8 -557 5 Seldom have House hearings caused so much apprehension in the Senate , where California Sen . Cranston and four other senators were already writhing in the glare of unfavorable publicity over the alleged looting of Lincoln by their friend and political benefactor , Charles Keating Jr . , principal stockholder of Lincoln ' s parent company , American Continental Corp . of Phoenix , Ariz . four other senators Who were the other senators? 18 21 -557 5 Seldom have House hearings caused so much apprehension in the Senate , where California Sen . Cranston and four other senators were already writhing in the glare of unfavorable publicity over the alleged looting of Lincoln by their friend and political benefactor , Charles Keating Jr . , principal stockholder of Lincoln ' s parent company , American Continental Corp . of Phoenix , Ariz . looting How was Lincoln looted by their friend and political benefactor? 33 34 -558 1 Tokyo stocks closed firmer Monday , with the Nikkei index making its fifth consecutive daily gain . Monday , What is the date on the calendar? 4 6 -558 1 Tokyo stocks closed firmer Monday , with the Nikkei index making its fifth consecutive daily gain . fifth consecutive daily gain Is there a particular cause for this gain? 12 16 -558 1 Tokyo stocks closed firmer Monday , with the Nikkei index making its fifth consecutive daily gain . firmer Why did the stocks close firmer? 3 4 -558 1 Tokyo stocks closed firmer Monday , with the Nikkei index making its fifth consecutive daily gain . fifth Why did stocks gain for five consecutive days? 12 13 -558 1 Tokyo stocks closed firmer Monday , with the Nikkei index making its fifth consecutive daily gain . Nikkei index what is the Nikkei index? 8 10 -558 2 Stocks also rose in London , while the Frankfurt market was mixed . London , What country? 4 6 -558 2 Stocks also rose in London , while the Frankfurt market was mixed . Frankfurt What country? 8 9 -558 2 Stocks also rose in London , while the Frankfurt market was mixed . rose in London , Why did they rise? 2 6 -558 2 Stocks also rose in London , while the Frankfurt market was mixed . rose Why did stocks rise in London? 2 3 -558 2 Stocks also rose in London , while the Frankfurt market was mixed . mixed Why was Frankfurt market mixed? 11 12 -558 2 Stocks also rose in London , while the Frankfurt market was mixed . Frankfurt market was mixed The Frankfurt market was mixed in which sense? 8 12 -558 3 In Tokyo , the Nikkei index added 99 . 14 to 35585 . 52 . 99 . 14 to 35585 . 52 What is the average for Tokyo? 7 14 -558 3 In Tokyo , the Nikkei index added 99 . 14 to 35585 . 52 . added Why did the Nikki index add 99.14? 6 7 -558 3 In Tokyo , the Nikkei index added 99 . 14 to 35585 . 52 . 99 . 14 to 35585 . 52 what are these numbers? 7 14 -558 4 The index moved above 35670 at midmorning , nearly reaching the record of 35689 . 98 set Sept . 28 . Sept . 28 What year? 17 20 -558 4 The index moved above 35670 at midmorning , nearly reaching the record of 35689 . 98 set Sept . 28 . record the all time record? 11 12 -558 4 The index moved above 35670 at midmorning , nearly reaching the record of 35689 . 98 set Sept . 28 . record of 35689 . 98 What was the cause of that record breaking number? 11 16 -558 4 The index moved above 35670 at midmorning , nearly reaching the record of 35689 . 98 set Sept . 28 . reaching How did the index almost reach a record of 35689.98? 9 10 -558 5 But the market lost part of the early gains on index - linked investment trust fund selling . index - linked Why did investment trust funds sell? 10 13 -558 5 But the market lost part of the early gains on index - linked investment trust fund selling . index - linked investment trust fund selling what is index-linked investment trust fund selling? 10 17 -559 2 At age 19 , she was a Paris sensation , transformed from unwanted child to international sex symbol in just over a decade . international sex symbol meaning shes attractive? 15 18 -559 2 At age 19 , she was a Paris sensation , transformed from unwanted child to international sex symbol in just over a decade . transformed How was Josephine Baker transformed? 10 11 -559 2 At age 19 , she was a Paris sensation , transformed from unwanted child to international sex symbol in just over a decade . she was a Paris sensation , Who is she? 4 10 -559 2 At age 19 , she was a Paris sensation , transformed from unwanted child to international sex symbol in just over a decade . a Paris sensation , Why was she so well-regarded? 6 10 -559 3 It is the stuff of dreams , but also of traumas . of traumas a double edged sword? 9 11 -559 3 It is the stuff of dreams , but also of traumas . traumas What traumas did Josephine Baker suffer? 10 11 -559 3 It is the stuff of dreams , but also of traumas . also of traumas What part became traumatic? 8 11 -559 4 Only the bravest spirits survive such roller coasters . roller coasters What roller coaster did Josephine Baker survive? 6 8 -559 5 And , for Ms . Baker , the ride was far from over . was far from over what happened after? 9 13 -560 1 The bond market , which sometimes thrives on bad news , cheered yesterday ' s stock market sell - off and perceptions that the economy is growing weaker . thrives on bad news , cheered why would it thrive on bad news? 6 12 -560 1 The bond market , which sometimes thrives on bad news , cheered yesterday ' s stock market sell - off and perceptions that the economy is growing weaker . economy is growing weaker How is the economy struggling? 24 28 -560 1 The bond market , which sometimes thrives on bad news , cheered yesterday ' s stock market sell - off and perceptions that the economy is growing weaker . thrives How does the bond market sometimes thrives on bad news? 6 7 -560 1 The bond market , which sometimes thrives on bad news , cheered yesterday ' s stock market sell - off and perceptions that the economy is growing weaker . perceptions What are the perceptions that the economy is growing weaker? 21 22 -560 2 Early in the day , bonds rose modestly on economists ' forecasts that this week ' s slate of economic data will portray an economy headed for trouble . bonds rose modestly who does this impact? 5 8 -560 2 Early in the day , bonds rose modestly on economists ' forecasts that this week ' s slate of economic data will portray an economy headed for trouble . slate of economic data Which data points are being looked at? 17 21 -560 2 Early in the day , bonds rose modestly on economists ' forecasts that this week ' s slate of economic data will portray an economy headed for trouble . rose Why did bonds rise with the predictions of a troubled economy? 6 7 -560 3 Such news is good for bonds because economic weakness sometimes causes the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates in an effort to stimulate the economy and stave off a recession . stimulate Does lowering interest rates really stimulate the economy? 22 23 -560 4 For example , today the Department of Commerce is scheduled to release the September durable goods report . September durable goods what do they expect from it? 13 16 -560 4 For example , today the Department of Commerce is scheduled to release the September durable goods report . durable goods report What does this report entail? 14 17 -560 4 For example , today the Department of Commerce is scheduled to release the September durable goods report . durable what is the durable goods report? 14 15 -560 5 The consensus forecast of 14 economists surveyed by Dow Jones Capital Markets Report is for a 1 . 2 % drop in September orders . orders Orders for what? 23 24 -561 1 Crude oil futures prices fell further as analysts and traders said OPEC oil producers aren ' t putting the brakes on output ahead of the traditionally weak first quarter . output ahead What is it mean by output ahead? 21 23 -561 1 Crude oil futures prices fell further as analysts and traders said OPEC oil producers aren ' t putting the brakes on output ahead of the traditionally weak first quarter . Crude oil What is Crude oil is doing? 0 2 -561 1 Crude oil futures prices fell further as analysts and traders said OPEC oil producers aren ' t putting the brakes on output ahead of the traditionally weak first quarter . OPEC oil producers Who are OPEC oil producers? 11 14 -561 2 In trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange , the U . S . benchmark West Texas Intermediate crude fell 39 cents a barrel to $ 19 . 76 for December delivery . benchmark how do they set the benchmark? 14 15 -561 3 Petroleum products prices also declined . declined Why did they decline? 4 5 -561 3 Petroleum products prices also declined . also declined is there a reason for this? 3 5 -561 4 Analysts pointed to reports that the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries is producing substantially more than its official limit of 20 . 5 million barrels a day , with some accounts putting the 13 - nation group ' s output as high as 23 million barrels a day . Analysts Who are these analysts? 0 1 -561 4 Analysts pointed to reports that the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries is producing substantially more than its official limit of 20 . 5 million barrels a day , with some accounts putting the 13 - nation group ' s output as high as 23 million barrels a day . 13 - nation group ' s Who are in the 13-nation group? 33 39 -561 4 Analysts pointed to reports that the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries is producing substantially more than its official limit of 20 . 5 million barrels a day , with some accounts putting the 13 - nation group ' s output as high as 23 million barrels a day . Petroleum Exporting Countries What are Petroleum Exporting Countries doing? 8 11 -561 4 Analysts pointed to reports that the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries is producing substantially more than its official limit of 20 . 5 million barrels a day , with some accounts putting the 13 - nation group ' s output as high as 23 million barrels a day . Analysts What are Analysts doing? 0 1 -561 5 That level of production didn ' t take its toll on futures prices for the fourth quarter , when demand is traditionally strong . fourth quarter , which year was it? 15 18 -562 1 Just five months after Ogilvy Group was swallowed up in an unsolicited takeover , Kenneth Roman , Ogilvy ' s chairman and chief executive officer , said he is leaving to take a top post at American Express Co . leaving Why is Kenneth Roman leaving Ogilvy? 29 30 -562 1 Just five months after Ogilvy Group was swallowed up in an unsolicited takeover , Kenneth Roman , Ogilvy ' s chairman and chief executive officer , said he is leaving to take a top post at American Express Co . unsolicited takeover , Why was the takeover unwanted? 11 14 -562 1 Just five months after Ogilvy Group was swallowed up in an unsolicited takeover , Kenneth Roman , Ogilvy ' s chairman and chief executive officer , said he is leaving to take a top post at American Express Co . unsolicited Was the takeover contentious? 11 12 -562 2 Mr . Roman , 59 years old , abruptly announced he will leave the venerable ad agency , whose largest client is American Express , to become American Express ' s executive vice president for corporate affairs and communications . the venerable ad agency , What is the ad agency considered venerable for? 13 18 -562 2 Mr . Roman , 59 years old , abruptly announced he will leave the venerable ad agency , whose largest client is American Express , to become American Express ' s executive vice president for corporate affairs and communications . venerable definition of this word? 14 15 -562 2 Mr . Roman , 59 years old , abruptly announced he will leave the venerable ad agency , whose largest client is American Express , to become American Express ' s executive vice president for corporate affairs and communications . will leave the venerable ad agency , Why was he wanting to leave Ogilvy? 11 18 -562 2 Mr . Roman , 59 years old , abruptly announced he will leave the venerable ad agency , whose largest client is American Express , to become American Express ' s executive vice president for corporate affairs and communications . abruptly Is there bad blood between Roman and Ogilvy? 8 9 -562 3 He will succeed Harry L . Freeman , 57 , who has said he will retire in December . 57 , why is he retiring so young? 8 10 -562 3 He will succeed Harry L . Freeman , 57 , who has said he will retire in December . has said he will Why is Mr. Freeman retiring? 11 15 -562 4 Mr . Freeman said in August that he would retire by the end of this year to take " executive responsibility " for an embarrassing effort to discredit banker Edmond Safra . for an embarrassing effort Why was the effort embarrassing? 22 26 -562 4 Mr . Freeman said in August that he would retire by the end of this year to take " executive responsibility " for an embarrassing effort to discredit banker Edmond Safra . discredit banker how did he try to discredit? 27 29 -562 4 Mr . Freeman said in August that he would retire by the end of this year to take " executive responsibility " for an embarrassing effort to discredit banker Edmond Safra . effort to discredit banker Edmond Safra How was this action undertaken? 25 31 -562 4 Mr . Freeman said in August that he would retire by the end of this year to take " executive responsibility " for an embarrassing effort to discredit banker Edmond Safra . embarrassing effort What was the effort? 24 26 -562 5 American Express representatives apparently influenced the publication of unfavorable articles about Mr . Safra . unfavorable articles What were the unfavorable articles about? 8 10 -562 5 American Express representatives apparently influenced the publication of unfavorable articles about Mr . Safra . unfavorable What is American Express's problem with Mr. Safra? 8 9 -562 5 American Express representatives apparently influenced the publication of unfavorable articles about Mr . Safra . apparently Has it been proven? 3 4 -563 1 Investors dumped stocks of big companies whose earnings fluctuate with the economy . big companies Which big companies? 4 6 -563 1 Investors dumped stocks of big companies whose earnings fluctuate with the economy . fluctuate with the economy How do they fluctuate? 8 12 -563 1 Investors dumped stocks of big companies whose earnings fluctuate with the economy . dumped stocks why did they dump? 1 3 -563 1 Investors dumped stocks of big companies whose earnings fluctuate with the economy . Investors dumped stocks Which investors? 0 3 -563 1 Investors dumped stocks of big companies whose earnings fluctuate with the economy . big companies What companies? 4 6 -563 2 Many of those " cyclical " issues are in the Dow Jones Industrial Average , which fell 26 . 23 to 2662 . 91 . fell 26 . 23 to 2662 . 91 In what time period did the Dow Jones Industrial Average fall? 16 24 -563 2 Many of those " cyclical " issues are in the Dow Jones Industrial Average , which fell 26 . 23 to 2662 . 91 . " cyclical " is it not actually cyclical? 3 6 -563 2 Many of those " cyclical " issues are in the Dow Jones Industrial Average , which fell 26 . 23 to 2662 . 91 . Dow Jones Industrial Average , What is the Dow Joes Industrial Average? 10 15 -563 3 Declining issues on the New York Stock Exchange outpaced advancers , 1 , 012 to 501 . 1 , 012 to 501 What is the time period in which this occurred? 11 16 -563 3 Declining issues on the New York Stock Exchange outpaced advancers , 1 , 012 to 501 . outpaced advancers , Who were the advancers? 8 11 -563 4 Recession fears are springing up again among investors . investors Do all investors feel this way or only some? 7 8 -563 4 Recession fears are springing up again among investors . Recession fears Why do people have fears of the recession coming? 0 2 -563 4 Recession fears are springing up again among investors . Recession fears are all investors fearing? 0 2 -563 4 Recession fears are springing up again among investors . investors Who are the biggest investors? 7 8 -563 5 Analysts say that the selling of cyclical stocks yesterday will be followed by a sell - off in shares of companies with big debt loads on their balance sheets . big debt loads What is the quantifier for \"big\"? 22 25 -563 5 Analysts say that the selling of cyclical stocks yesterday will be followed by a sell - off in shares of companies with big debt loads on their balance sheets . Analysts say that the selling of cyclical stocks Which analysts? 0 8 -563 5 Analysts say that the selling of cyclical stocks yesterday will be followed by a sell - off in shares of companies with big debt loads on their balance sheets . big debt loads Whats the total of these debt loads? 22 25 -564 3 The two developments put the acquisition attempt back to square one and leaves the airline with an array of unresolved matters , including an unsettled labor situation and a management scrambling to restore its damaged credibility . damaged how did it become damaged? 34 35 -564 3 The two developments put the acquisition attempt back to square one and leaves the airline with an array of unresolved matters , including an unsettled labor situation and a management scrambling to restore its damaged credibility . unsettled labor situation What is the situation? 24 27 -564 3 The two developments put the acquisition attempt back to square one and leaves the airline with an array of unresolved matters , including an unsettled labor situation and a management scrambling to restore its damaged credibility . unsettled labor situation What is the unsettled labor situation? 24 27 -564 3 The two developments put the acquisition attempt back to square one and leaves the airline with an array of unresolved matters , including an unsettled labor situation and a management scrambling to restore its damaged credibility . damaged credibility Why is it's credibility damaged? 34 36 -564 5 Just last week it suffered another major setback when British Airways PLC , the largest equity investor in the labor - management bid , withdrew its support . last week which week? 1 3 -565 1 At Lloyd ' s of London , underwriters still scratch out policies using fountain pens and blotting paper . Lloyd ' s of is it a bank? 1 5 -565 1 At Lloyd ' s of London , underwriters still scratch out policies using fountain pens and blotting paper . fountain pens and blotting paper Why are they using such old methods of recordkeeping in a digital age? 13 18 -565 2 Visitors are ushered into the premises by red - frocked doormen known as waiters , a reminder of the insurance market ' s origins in a coffeehouse in 17th century London . red - frocked what is a red frock? 7 10 -565 2 Visitors are ushered into the premises by red - frocked doormen known as waiters , a reminder of the insurance market ' s origins in a coffeehouse in 17th century London . in a coffeehouse What was the original name of the coffeehouse? 24 27 -565 2 Visitors are ushered into the premises by red - frocked doormen known as waiters , a reminder of the insurance market ' s origins in a coffeehouse in 17th century London . red - frocked doormen What's the basis for the red frock? 7 11 -565 3 Such trappings suggest a glorious past but give no hint of a troubled present . troubled present What is the troubled present? 12 14 -565 3 Such trappings suggest a glorious past but give no hint of a troubled present . a troubled present What is troubled about the present? 11 14 -565 3 Such trappings suggest a glorious past but give no hint of a troubled present . a troubled present Why is the company currently struggling? 11 14 -565 3 Such trappings suggest a glorious past but give no hint of a troubled present . a troubled present Why is the present incarnation troubled? 11 14 -565 4 Lloyd ' s , once a pillar of the world insurance market , is being shaken to its very foundation . being shaken why is it shaken? 14 16 -565 4 Lloyd ' s , once a pillar of the world insurance market , is being shaken to its very foundation . shaken Why is Lloyd's being shaken to its very foundation? 15 16 -565 4 Lloyd ' s , once a pillar of the world insurance market , is being shaken to its very foundation . shaken to its very foundation What is causing Lloyd's such trouble? 15 20 -565 5 The 301 - year - old exchange is battered by enormous claims from a decade - long run of unprecedented disasters , the most recent of which is last week ' s earthquake in California ' s Bay Area . a decade - long run Were there just fewer disasters in the previous decades, or are more people using Lloyd's now that weren't before? 13 18 -566 1 The airline industry ' s fortunes , in dazzling shape for most of the year , have taken a sudden turn for the worse in the past few weeks . sudden turn for the worse Why has the airline industry's fortunes taken a sudden turn for the worse? 19 24 -566 1 The airline industry ' s fortunes , in dazzling shape for most of the year , have taken a sudden turn for the worse in the past few weeks . turn for the worse Why have the airline industry's fortunes taken a sudden turn for the worse in the past few weeks? 20 24 -566 1 The airline industry ' s fortunes , in dazzling shape for most of the year , have taken a sudden turn for the worse in the past few weeks . fortunes , What are the fortunes? 5 7 -566 1 The airline industry ' s fortunes , in dazzling shape for most of the year , have taken a sudden turn for the worse in the past few weeks . taken a sudden turn What is the cause of this turn around? 17 21 -566 2 Citing rising fuel costs , promotional fare cuts and a general slowdown in travel , several major carriers have posted or are expected to post relatively poor third - quarter results . post relatively poor how poor will they be? 24 27 -566 2 Citing rising fuel costs , promotional fare cuts and a general slowdown in travel , several major carriers have posted or are expected to post relatively poor third - quarter results . major carriers Which major carriers are posting poor third-quarter results? 16 18 -566 2 Citing rising fuel costs , promotional fare cuts and a general slowdown in travel , several major carriers have posted or are expected to post relatively poor third - quarter results . poor third - quarter results How do these results differ from first-quarter results? 26 31 -566 2 Citing rising fuel costs , promotional fare cuts and a general slowdown in travel , several major carriers have posted or are expected to post relatively poor third - quarter results . rising fuel costs , Why are the costs rising? 1 5 -566 2 Citing rising fuel costs , promotional fare cuts and a general slowdown in travel , several major carriers have posted or are expected to post relatively poor third - quarter results . promotional fare cuts Who decides these cuts? 5 8 -566 2 Citing rising fuel costs , promotional fare cuts and a general slowdown in travel , several major carriers have posted or are expected to post relatively poor third - quarter results . general slowdown Is there a reason for the slow down? 10 12 -566 3 Yesterday , USAir Group Inc . , recently one of the industry ' s stellar performers , posted a worse - than - expected $ 77 . 7 million net loss for the period . Yesterday , which year is this? 0 2 -566 3 Yesterday , USAir Group Inc . , recently one of the industry ' s stellar performers , posted a worse - than - expected $ 77 . 7 million net loss for the period . stellar performers , In addition to USAir Group Inc., what other airlines that have been stellar performers are also seeing net operating losses? 14 17 -566 3 Yesterday , USAir Group Inc . , recently one of the industry ' s stellar performers , posted a worse - than - expected $ 77 . 7 million net loss for the period . stellar performers , What made them stellar? 14 17 -566 3 Yesterday , USAir Group Inc . , recently one of the industry ' s stellar performers , posted a worse - than - expected $ 77 . 7 million net loss for the period . worse - than - expected What were the expectations? 19 24 -566 4 So far , the industry ' s fourth quarter isn ' t looking too strong either , prompting many analysts to slash earning projections for the rest of the year by as much as one - fourth . slash earning projections What are the benefits to the airline industry to slash earning projections for the remainder of the year? 21 24 -566 4 So far , the industry ' s fourth quarter isn ' t looking too strong either , prompting many analysts to slash earning projections for the rest of the year by as much as one - fourth . isn ' t looking too strong either , What is the cause? 9 17 -566 5 And they say the outlook for 1990 is nearly as bad . outlook for how are they determining it? 4 6 -566 5 And they say the outlook for 1990 is nearly as bad . outlook for 1990 What is the outlook for 1990? 4 7 -566 5 And they say the outlook for 1990 is nearly as bad . outlook for 1990 Why does the airline industry believe that 1990 will also experience significant net losses? 4 7 -566 5 And they say the outlook for 1990 is nearly as bad . they say Who is they that said that? 1 3 -566 5 And they say the outlook for 1990 is nearly as bad . nearly as bad How do they know it will be bad? 8 11 -567 1 London share prices closed sharply lower Tuesday on the back of Wall Street ' s steep drop and renewed fears over U . K . economic fundamentals . renewed fears Why are there already fears about the UK economic system? 18 20 -567 1 London share prices closed sharply lower Tuesday on the back of Wall Street ' s steep drop and renewed fears over U . K . economic fundamentals . closed sharply why did it drop sharply? 3 5 -567 1 London share prices closed sharply lower Tuesday on the back of Wall Street ' s steep drop and renewed fears over U . K . economic fundamentals . sharply lower How low did prices go? 4 6 -567 2 Tokyo ' s winning streak came to an end , and stocks fell in Frankfurt and across Europe as well . winning streak How did Japan have a winning streak going on with their stocks? 3 5 -567 2 Tokyo ' s winning streak came to an end , and stocks fell in Frankfurt and across Europe as well . winning streak how long was the streak? 3 5 -567 2 Tokyo ' s winning streak came to an end , and stocks fell in Frankfurt and across Europe as well . stocks fell What caused stocks to fall? 11 13 -567 5 Dealers said the initial pressure came from mildly disappointing U . K . trade figures for September and a worrisome report by the Confederation of British Industry that a decline in orders for manufactured goods is depressing both business optimism and investment plans for the coming year . decline in orders Why is there a decline in orders for manufactured goods? 29 32 -567 5 Dealers said the initial pressure came from mildly disappointing U . K . trade figures for September and a worrisome report by the Confederation of British Industry that a decline in orders for manufactured goods is depressing both business optimism and investment plans for the coming year . depressing both business optimism Why is this decline harming the optimism of businesses? 36 40 -568 1 Benjamin Jacobson & Sons has been the New York Stock Exchange specialist firm in charge of trading stock in UAL Corp . and its predecessors since the early 1930s . predecessors what were the predecessors? 24 25 -568 1 Benjamin Jacobson & Sons has been the New York Stock Exchange specialist firm in charge of trading stock in UAL Corp . and its predecessors since the early 1930s . its predecessors Who were the predecessors? 23 25 -568 1 Benjamin Jacobson & Sons has been the New York Stock Exchange specialist firm in charge of trading stock in UAL Corp . and its predecessors since the early 1930s . predecessors Who were the predecessors? 24 25 -568 1 Benjamin Jacobson & Sons has been the New York Stock Exchange specialist firm in charge of trading stock in UAL Corp . and its predecessors since the early 1930s . and its predecessors Who were its predecessors? 22 25 -568 2 But the firm has never had a day like yesterday . yesterday what happened? 9 10 -568 2 But the firm has never had a day like yesterday . yesterday What happened yesterday - why was it special? 9 10 -568 2 But the firm has never had a day like yesterday . yesterday What happened at the firm yesterday? 9 10 -568 3 At first UAL didn ' t open because of an order imbalance . order imbalance what does that mean? 10 12 -568 3 At first UAL didn ' t open because of an order imbalance . order imbalance What is an order imbalance? 10 12 -568 3 At first UAL didn ' t open because of an order imbalance . order imbalance What is an order imbalance? 10 12 -568 4 When it did a half - hour into the session , it was priced at $ 150 a share , down more than $ 28 from Monday ' s close . Monday ' s close How high was it on Monday? 26 30 -568 5 It sank further to as low as $ 145 , but a big rally developed in the last half hour , pushing the stock back up to close at $ 170 , down just $ 8 . 375 from Monday . a big rally developed Why did the rally happen? 11 15 -569 1 People start their own businesses for many reasons . start How do people start their own businesses? 1 2 -569 1 People start their own businesses for many reasons . many How many reasons are there? 6 7 -569 1 People start their own businesses for many reasons . businesses What type of businesses? 4 5 -569 2 But a chance to fill out sales - tax records is rarely one of them . sales - tax records why would they want that? 6 10 -569 2 But a chance to fill out sales - tax records is rarely one of them . chance Why is it a chance to fill out sales-tax records? 2 3 -569 2 But a chance to fill out sales - tax records is rarely one of them . fill How are sales-tax records filled out? 4 5 -569 2 But a chance to fill out sales - tax records is rarely one of them . rarely Why is there rarely a chance to fill out sales-tax records? 11 12 -569 3 Red tape is the bugaboo of small business . Red tape What is red tape referring to here? 0 2 -569 3 Red tape is the bugaboo of small business . bugaboo what is a bugaboo? 4 5 -569 3 Red tape is the bugaboo of small business . Red Why is the tape red? 0 1 -569 3 Red tape is the bugaboo of small business . bugaboo Why is the tape compared to a bugaboo? 4 5 -569 3 Red tape is the bugaboo of small business . business Why is the business small? 7 8 -569 3 Red tape is the bugaboo of small business . Red tape How is red tape the bugaboo of small businesses? 0 2 -569 4 Ironically , the person who wants to run his or her own business is probably the active , results - oriented sort most likely to hate meeting the rules and record - keeping demands of federal , state and local regulators . hate meeting the rules and record - keeping demands Do most of these people hire others to take the responsibility of record-keeping? 25 34 -569 4 Ironically , the person who wants to run his or her own business is probably the active , results - oriented sort most likely to hate meeting the rules and record - keeping demands of federal , state and local regulators . Ironically , why is it ironic? 0 2 -569 4 Ironically , the person who wants to run his or her own business is probably the active , results - oriented sort most likely to hate meeting the rules and record - keeping demands of federal , state and local regulators . probably Why is there a probability that people who run their own businesses hate rules and demands by the federal, state and local regulations? 14 15 -569 4 Ironically , the person who wants to run his or her own business is probably the active , results - oriented sort most likely to hate meeting the rules and record - keeping demands of federal , state and local regulators . hate Why do the business owners hate meeting rules and regulations? 25 26 -569 4 Ironically , the person who wants to run his or her own business is probably the active , results - oriented sort most likely to hate meeting the rules and record - keeping demands of federal , state and local regulators . meeting How do the business owners meet the rules and regulations? 26 27 -569 5 Yet every business owner has to face the mound of forms and regulations - - and often is the only one available to tackle it . mound Why are there so many forms and regulations? 8 9 -569 5 Yet every business owner has to face the mound of forms and regulations - - and often is the only one available to tackle it . only Why is the business owner the only one available to work at meeting federal, state and local regulations? 19 20 -569 5 Yet every business owner has to face the mound of forms and regulations - - and often is the only one available to tackle it . has How are the rules and regulations enforced? 4 5 -569 5 Yet every business owner has to face the mound of forms and regulations - - and often is the only one available to tackle it . forms and regulations What types of forms and regulations are in small businesses? 10 13 -570 1 The following were among yesterday ' s offerings and pricings in the U . S . and non - U . S . capital markets , with terms and syndicate manager , as compiled by Dow Jones Capital Markets Report : following What were the following among yesterday's offerings and pricings? 1 2 -570 2 Exxon Capital Corp . - - $ 200 million of 8 1 / 4 % notes due Nov . 1 , 1999 , priced at 99 . 60 to yield 8 . 31 % . 8 1 / 4 % notes what are 8 percent notes? 10 16 -570 2 Exxon Capital Corp . - - $ 200 million of 8 1 / 4 % notes due Nov . 1 , 1999 , priced at 99 . 60 to yield 8 . 31 % . 8 1 / 4 % notes I have no idea what this means? 10 16 -570 2 Exxon Capital Corp . - - $ 200 million of 8 1 / 4 % notes due Nov . 1 , 1999 , priced at 99 . 60 to yield 8 . 31 % . to yield 8 . 31 % Does that mean an 8.31% increase? 28 34 -570 3 The notes , which are noncallable , were priced at a spread of 45 basis points above the Treasury ' s 10 - year note . noncallable , what does noncallable mean? 5 7 -570 3 The notes , which are noncallable , were priced at a spread of 45 basis points above the Treasury ' s 10 - year note . 45 basis points What is a basis point? 13 16 -570 3 The notes , which are noncallable , were priced at a spread of 45 basis points above the Treasury ' s 10 - year note . priced at a spread Why were they priced that way? 8 12 -570 3 The notes , which are noncallable , were priced at a spread of 45 basis points above the Treasury ' s 10 - year note . Treasury ' s 10 - year note What was the value of the 10-year note? 18 25 -570 4 Rated triple - A by both Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . and Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , the issue will be sold through Salomon Brothers Inc . triple - A what is a triple a rating? 1 4 -570 4 Rated triple - A by both Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . and Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , the issue will be sold through Salomon Brothers Inc . triple - A What constitutes a AAA rating? 1 4 -571 1 Insiders have been selling shares in Dun & Bradstreet Corp . , the huge credit - information concern . selling shares Why have they been selling these shares? 3 5 -571 1 Insiders have been selling shares in Dun & Bradstreet Corp . , the huge credit - information concern . Insiders have been selling Why have insiders been selling? 0 4 -571 1 Insiders have been selling shares in Dun & Bradstreet Corp . , the huge credit - information concern . shares Why have insiders been selling shares in Dun & Bradstreet? 4 5 -571 2 Six top executives at the New York - based company sold shares in August and September . August and September of which year? 13 16 -571 2 Six top executives at the New York - based company sold shares in August and September . Six top executives Why haven't they gotten into trouble for this? 0 3 -571 2 Six top executives at the New York - based company sold shares in August and September . company sold shares Why were they selling shares? 9 12 -571 2 Six top executives at the New York - based company sold shares in August and September . Six top executives Who are the six top executives who sold shares? 0 3 -571 3 Four of those insiders sold more than half their holdings . Four of those insiders Which four insiders? 0 4 -571 3 Four of those insiders sold more than half their holdings . more than half their holdings they must really be concerned right? 5 10 -571 3 Four of those insiders sold more than half their holdings . more than half their holdings . What is happening that they are selling more than half their holdings? 5 11 -571 3 Four of those insiders sold more than half their holdings . insiders Who are the four insiders who sold more than half of their holdings? 3 4 -571 4 The stock , in New York Stock Exchange composite trading yesterday , closed at $ 51 . 75 , up 62 . 5 cents , well below the $ 56 . 13 to $ 60 a share the insiders received for their shares . well below how did insiders receive the tip to sell at this moment? 25 27 -571 5 Much of the recent slide in Dun & Bradstreet ' s stock came late last week , after negative comments by analysts at Merrill Lynch & Co . and Goldman , Sachs & Co . after negative comments What were the negative comments? 17 20 -571 5 Much of the recent slide in Dun & Bradstreet ' s stock came late last week , after negative comments by analysts at Merrill Lynch & Co . and Goldman , Sachs & Co . negative comments what did they say exactly? 18 20 -571 5 Much of the recent slide in Dun & Bradstreet ' s stock came late last week , after negative comments by analysts at Merrill Lynch & Co . and Goldman , Sachs & Co . Merrill Lynch & Co . and Goldman , Sachs & Co Why did those analysts make negative comments? 23 34 -571 5 Much of the recent slide in Dun & Bradstreet ' s stock came late last week , after negative comments by analysts at Merrill Lynch & Co . and Goldman , Sachs & Co . after negative comments What were these negative comments about? 17 20 -571 5 Much of the recent slide in Dun & Bradstreet ' s stock came late last week , after negative comments by analysts at Merrill Lynch & Co . and Goldman , Sachs & Co . negative comments What were the negative comments made by analysts? 18 20 -572 1 When the good fairy assigned to Slovakia hovered over the cradle of Edita Gruberova many years ago in Bratislava , she sprinkled her with high E flats , sparkling Ds , clean trills , and coloratura ornaments silvery as magic dust . the good fairy assigned to Slovakia Why was the fairy assigned to Slovakia? 1 7 -572 2 Maybe she could drop by at the Metropolitan Opera and bring along what she forgot , a little charm , a few smidgins of thespian skills and a nice wig . a little charm , Why does the author not consider Gruberova charming? 16 20 -572 3 Cast as Violetta Valery in a new production of Verdi ' s " La Traviata , " Ms . Gruberova last week did many things nicely and others not so well . Gruberova last week did many things nicely What things did Gruberova do nicely? 19 26 -572 3 Cast as Violetta Valery in a new production of Verdi ' s " La Traviata , " Ms . Gruberova last week did many things nicely and others not so well . and others not so well . What things did she not do well? 26 32 -572 3 Cast as Violetta Valery in a new production of Verdi ' s " La Traviata , " Ms . Gruberova last week did many things nicely and others not so well . others not so well What did she not do well? 27 31 -572 3 Cast as Violetta Valery in a new production of Verdi ' s " La Traviata , " Ms . Gruberova last week did many things nicely and others not so well . others not so well How did she fail? 27 31 -572 3 Cast as Violetta Valery in a new production of Verdi ' s " La Traviata , " Ms . Gruberova last week did many things nicely and others not so well . others not so well What did she do poorly? 27 31 -572 3 Cast as Violetta Valery in a new production of Verdi ' s " La Traviata , " Ms . Gruberova last week did many things nicely and others not so well . many things nicely What did she do well? 23 26 -572 4 It isn ' t every day that we hear a Violetta who can sing the first act ' s high - flying music with all the little notes perfectly pitched and neatly stitched together . high - flying music Why is it described in this way? 19 23 -572 5 Never once did she gasp for air or mop her brow . Never once did she gasp Why did she not need to gasp for air? 0 5 -573 1 Few people are aware that the federal government lends almost as much money as it borrows . lends almost how does that work? 8 10 -573 1 Few people are aware that the federal government lends almost as much money as it borrows . Few people are aware What people are in the know? 0 4 -573 2 From 1980 to 1988 , while federal budget deficits totaled $ 1 . 41 trillion , the government issued $ 394 billion of new direct loans and an additional $ 756 billion of new primary loan guarantees . new direct loans What is the difference between new direct loans and new primary loan guarantees? 23 26 -573 3 These figures omit secondary guarantees , deposit insurance , and the activities of Government - Sponsored Enterprises ( a huge concern in its own right , as detailed on this page May 3 ) . secondary guarantees , what are secondary guarantees? 3 6 -573 3 These figures omit secondary guarantees , deposit insurance , and the activities of Government - Sponsored Enterprises ( a huge concern in its own right , as detailed on this page May 3 ) . secondary guarantees , What is a secondary guarantee? 3 6 -573 3 These figures omit secondary guarantees , deposit insurance , and the activities of Government - Sponsored Enterprises ( a huge concern in its own right , as detailed on this page May 3 ) . ( a huge concern Why is this a huge concern? 17 21 -573 3 These figures omit secondary guarantees , deposit insurance , and the activities of Government - Sponsored Enterprises ( a huge concern in its own right , as detailed on this page May 3 ) . omit How much do these figures amount to? 2 3 -573 4 Federal credit programs date back to the New Deal , and were meant to break even financially . New Deal , when was the new deal? 7 10 -573 4 Federal credit programs date back to the New Deal , and were meant to break even financially . New Deal , What is the new deal and when was it? 7 10 -573 4 Federal credit programs date back to the New Deal , and were meant to break even financially . New Deal , What is the New Deal? 7 10 -573 5 Since the 1950s , federal lending has experienced extraordinary growth in credit volume , subsidy rates , and policy applications , spurred on by the growth of government in general and budget gimmicks and deceptive management in particular . budget gimmicks What kind of gimmicks? 31 33 -573 5 Since the 1950s , federal lending has experienced extraordinary growth in credit volume , subsidy rates , and policy applications , spurred on by the growth of government in general and budget gimmicks and deceptive management in particular . deceptive management How has the management been deceptive? 34 36 -574 1 Soichiro Honda ' s picture now hangs with Henry Ford ' s in the U . S . Automotive Hall of Fame , and the game - show " Jeopardy " is soon to be Sony - owned . Sony - owned why are they buying it? 35 38 -574 1 Soichiro Honda ' s picture now hangs with Henry Ford ' s in the U . S . Automotive Hall of Fame , and the game - show " Jeopardy " is soon to be Sony - owned . " Jeopardy " is soon to be Sony - owned Why is Sony going to own Jeopardy? 28 38 -574 1 Soichiro Honda ' s picture now hangs with Henry Ford ' s in the U . S . Automotive Hall of Fame , and the game - show " Jeopardy " is soon to be Sony - owned . U . S . Automotive Hall of Fame , Why is Soichiro Honda in the US Hall of fame? 14 23 -574 1 Soichiro Honda ' s picture now hangs with Henry Ford ' s in the U . S . Automotive Hall of Fame , and the game - show " Jeopardy " is soon to be Sony - owned . " Jeopardy " what is jeopardy? 28 31 -574 1 Soichiro Honda ' s picture now hangs with Henry Ford ' s in the U . S . Automotive Hall of Fame , and the game - show " Jeopardy " is soon to be Sony - owned . Sony - owned how much they did pay for this? 35 38 -574 2 But no matter how much Japan gets under our skin , we ' ll still have mom and apple pie . no matter how much Japan gets under our skin , WHy would Japan get under your skin? 1 11 -574 2 But no matter how much Japan gets under our skin , we ' ll still have mom and apple pie . Japan Why is Japan in an American hall of fame? Wouldn't it then be an international hall of fame? 5 6 -574 2 But no matter how much Japan gets under our skin , we ' ll still have mom and apple pie . Japan what does japan do? 5 6 -574 3 On second thought , make that just mom . mom what about apple pie? 7 8 -574 3 On second thought , make that just mom . make that just mom What happened to our Apple Pie? 4 8 -574 3 On second thought , make that just mom . make that what is she going to make? 4 6 -574 4 A Japanese apple called the Fuji is cropping up in orchards the way Hondas did on U . S . roads . Fuji is cropping up in orchards Why are Fuji apples cropping up? 5 11 -574 4 A Japanese apple called the Fuji is cropping up in orchards the way Hondas did on U . S . roads . apple called the Fuji how does this apple look like? 2 6 -574 5 By 1995 it will be planted more often than any other apple tree , according to a recent survey of six apple - industry sages by Washington State University horticulturist Robert Norton . planted more often than any other apple tree , Why will it be planted more than any other apple tree? 5 14 -574 5 By 1995 it will be planted more often than any other apple tree , according to a recent survey of six apple - industry sages by Washington State University horticulturist Robert Norton . more often than any other apple tree , Why is this apple tree better than the others? 6 14 -574 5 By 1995 it will be planted more often than any other apple tree , according to a recent survey of six apple - industry sages by Washington State University horticulturist Robert Norton . planted how many trees will be planted? 5 6 -575 1 Early this century , diamond mining in the magnificent dunes where the Namib Desert meets the Atlantic Ocean was a day at the beach . was a day at the beach Why was diamond mining a day at the beach? 18 24 -575 1 Early this century , diamond mining in the magnificent dunes where the Namib Desert meets the Atlantic Ocean was a day at the beach . day at the beach How was diamond mining a day at the beach where the Namib meets the Atlantic Ocean? 20 24 -575 1 Early this century , diamond mining in the magnificent dunes where the Namib Desert meets the Atlantic Ocean was a day at the beach . magnificent dunes Why are they called the magnificent dunes? 8 10 -575 1 Early this century , diamond mining in the magnificent dunes where the Namib Desert meets the Atlantic Ocean was a day at the beach . was a day at the beach How was mining a day at the beach? 18 24 -575 1 Early this century , diamond mining in the magnificent dunes where the Namib Desert meets the Atlantic Ocean was a day at the beach . was a day at the beach Why was it a day at the beach? Does this mean it was easy? 18 24 -575 1 Early this century , diamond mining in the magnificent dunes where the Namib Desert meets the Atlantic Ocean was a day at the beach . Namib where is that desert? 12 13 -575 2 Men would crawl in the sand looking for shiny stones . Men Are these miners or just local people? 0 1 -575 2 Men would crawl in the sand looking for shiny stones . shiny stones Were all the shiny stones found diamonds? 8 10 -575 2 Men would crawl in the sand looking for shiny stones . sand looking for were they easy to find? 5 8 -575 3 It was as easy as collecting sea shells at Malibu . easy What is easy about collecting shells at Malibu? 3 4 -575 4 Men are still combing the beach with shovels and hand brushes , searching for that unusual glint . shovels and hand brushes , Are these the proper tools for diamond mining on the sand? 7 12 -575 5 But only after a fleet of 336 gargantuan earthmoving vehicles belonging to De Beers Consolidated Mines Ltd . , the world ' s diamond kingpins , do their work . gargantuan earthmoving vehicles How large were these vehicles? 7 10 -575 5 But only after a fleet of 336 gargantuan earthmoving vehicles belonging to De Beers Consolidated Mines Ltd . , the world ' s diamond kingpins , do their work . the world ' s diamond kingpins , How did they become kingpins? 19 26 -575 5 But only after a fleet of 336 gargantuan earthmoving vehicles belonging to De Beers Consolidated Mines Ltd . , the world ' s diamond kingpins , do their work . 336 gargantuan will they make more of these too? 6 8 -576 1 Japan has climbed up from the ashes of World War II and a gross national product of about $ 800 per capita to reach the heavyweight class among industrialized nations . $ 800 per capita is that considered high? 18 22 -576 1 Japan has climbed up from the ashes of World War II and a gross national product of about $ 800 per capita to reach the heavyweight class among industrialized nations . gross national product what gross national product? 13 16 -576 1 Japan has climbed up from the ashes of World War II and a gross national product of about $ 800 per capita to reach the heavyweight class among industrialized nations . heavyweight class What is the heavyweight class? 25 27 -576 2 Now this remarkable economic growth seems to be coming to an end because the government has not converted itself into a modern , democratic , " developed nation " mode of operation . " developed nation " why is it quoted? 25 29 -576 2 Now this remarkable economic growth seems to be coming to an end because the government has not converted itself into a modern , democratic , " developed nation " mode of operation . economic growth seems to be coming to an end Why does a modern democratic developed nation mode of operation matter to a country's economic growth? 3 12 -576 2 Now this remarkable economic growth seems to be coming to an end because the government has not converted itself into a modern , democratic , " developed nation " mode of operation . converted itself How could the government convert itself into a modern, democratic developed nation mode of operation? 17 19 -576 3 Until 1980 , when Japan joined the $ 10 , 000 per capita GNP club of the advanced countries , it was a model developing nation . GNP what is GNP? 13 14 -576 4 The government built ports , bridges , highways , schools , hospitals and railways . hospitals and railways what about airports? 11 14 -576 5 When industries were weak , it protected them . it protected them What protected them? 5 8 -576 5 When industries were weak , it protected them . it protected them What protected them? 5 8 -577 1 Defense intellectuals have complained for years that the Pentagon cannot determine priorities because it has no strategy . intellectuals Who are these intellectuals? 1 2 -577 1 Defense intellectuals have complained for years that the Pentagon cannot determine priorities because it has no strategy . Defense intellectuals Who are the defense intellectuals who have complained? 0 2 -577 1 Defense intellectuals have complained for years that the Pentagon cannot determine priorities because it has no strategy . Defense intellectuals Which defense intellectuals? 0 2 -577 2 Last April , the new defense secretary , Richard Cheney , acknowledged that , " given an ideal world , we ' d have a nice , neat , orderly process . " given an ideal world , what about in the real world? 14 20 -577 2 Last April , the new defense secretary , Richard Cheney , acknowledged that , " given an ideal world , we ' d have a nice , neat , orderly process . Richard Cheney , Why was Richard the new defense secretary? 8 11 -577 3 We ' d do the strategy and then we ' d come around and do the budget . the budget can they be done at the same time? 15 17 -577 3 We ' d do the strategy and then we ' d come around and do the budget . strategy What is the strategy? 5 6 -577 4 This city doesn ' t work that way . " With a five - year defense plan costing more than $ 1 . 6 trillion , it ' s about time we put together a defense strategy that works in Washington . strategy that works What didn't work before? 36 39 -577 5 This won ' t happen until strategists come down from their ivory tower and learn to work in the real world of limited budgets and uncertain futures . strategists Who are the strategists? 6 7 -578 1 Dennis Farney ' s Oct . 13 page - one article " River of Despair , " about the poverty along the Mississippi , fanned childhood memories of when my parents were sharecroppers in southeastern Arkansas , only a few miles from the river . sharecroppers Whose parents were sharecroppers? 32 33 -578 2 Although we were white , the same economic factors affected us as affects the black people Mr . Farney writes about . were white , are they not white anymore? 2 5 -578 2 Although we were white , the same economic factors affected us as affects the black people Mr . Farney writes about . economic factors which economic factors? 7 9 -578 3 Fortunately , an aunt with a college degree bought a small farm and moved us 50 miles north to good schools and an environment that opened the world of opportunity for me as an eight - year - old . an aunt with a college degree What was her college degree? 2 8 -578 3 Fortunately , an aunt with a college degree bought a small farm and moved us 50 miles north to good schools and an environment that opened the world of opportunity for me as an eight - year - old . farm Where was the farm that was 50 miles north? 11 12 -578 4 Though I ' ve been blessed with academic degrees and some success in the materialistic world , I ' ve never forgotten or lost contact with those memories of the 1930s . academic degrees What academic degrees has he been blessed with? 7 9 -578 5 Most of the land in that and other parts of the Delta are now owned by second , third or fourth generations of the same families . second , third or fourth how many generations total? 16 21 -579 1 Wham ! Bam ! Twice in two weeks the unraveling of the on - again , off - again UAL buy - out slammed the stock market . unraveling of the on - again , off - again Whys is the stock market being so affected by the on again off again pattern? 9 19 -579 1 Wham ! Bam ! Twice in two weeks the unraveling of the on - again , off - again UAL buy - out slammed the stock market . Twice in two weeks Why was it twice in two weeks? 4 8 -579 1 Wham ! Bam ! Twice in two weeks the unraveling of the on - again , off - again UAL buy - out slammed the stock market . on - again , Why is the UAL buy-out on-again off-again? 12 16 -579 1 Wham ! Bam ! Twice in two weeks the unraveling of the on - again , off - again UAL buy - out slammed the stock market . slammed Why is the stock market slamming the on-again off-again UAL buy-out? 23 24 -579 1 Wham ! Bam ! Twice in two weeks the unraveling of the on - again , off - again UAL buy - out slammed the stock market . buy - out Why is the UAL buy-out on-again and off-again? 20 23 -579 1 Wham ! Bam ! Twice in two weeks the unraveling of the on - again , off - again UAL buy - out slammed the stock market . UAL What is UAL? 19 20 -579 2 Now , stock prices seem to be in a general retreat . retreat why are they retreating? 10 11 -579 2 Now , stock prices seem to be in a general retreat . general retreat What is the correlation between the retreat of stock prices and the on again off again pattern? 9 11 -579 2 Now , stock prices seem to be in a general retreat . general retreat Why are they retreating? 9 11 -579 2 Now , stock prices seem to be in a general retreat . retreat Why are the stock prices retreating? 10 11 -579 2 Now , stock prices seem to be in a general retreat . stock prices Why are stock prices in a general retreat? 2 4 -579 3 Since peaking at 2791 . 41 on Oct . 9 , the Dow Jones Industrial Average has lost 194 . 69 points , or 7 % , closing Friday at 2596 . 72 , down 17 . 01 . lost 194 . 69 points , or 7 % Why is the Dow Jones Industrial Average losing so much? 17 26 -579 3 Since peaking at 2791 . 41 on Oct . 9 , the Dow Jones Industrial Average has lost 194 . 69 points , or 7 % , closing Friday at 2596 . 72 , down 17 . 01 . Since peaking at 2791 . 41 What caused the peak and decline of the industry? 0 6 -579 3 Since peaking at 2791 . 41 on Oct . 9 , the Dow Jones Industrial Average has lost 194 . 69 points , or 7 % , closing Friday at 2596 . 72 , down 17 . 01 . peaking Why did the stock peak at 2791.41 on Oct 9? 1 2 -579 4 The number of issues falling on the New York Stock Exchange each day is eclipsing the number of gainers . eclipsing the number of gainers what are gainers? 14 19 -579 4 The number of issues falling on the New York Stock Exchange each day is eclipsing the number of gainers . number of issues falling on the What are the issues that are falling onto the Stock exchange? 1 7 -579 4 The number of issues falling on the New York Stock Exchange each day is eclipsing the number of gainers . falling Why are the issues falling on the New York Stock Exchange? 4 5 -579 4 The number of issues falling on the New York Stock Exchange each day is eclipsing the number of gainers . eclipsing Why have the number of issues falling eclipsed the number of gainers? 14 15 -579 5 And the number of stocks hitting new lows far outstrips the number setting new highs . stocks hitting new lows far outstrips the number What is the cause of such highs and lows? 4 12 -579 5 And the number of stocks hitting new lows far outstrips the number setting new highs . lows Why are stocks hitting new lows? 7 8 -579 5 And the number of stocks hitting new lows far outstrips the number setting new highs . outstrips Why are stocks hitting new lows outstripping the number of new highs? 9 10 -580 1 The municipal bond market is bracing for tough times through the end of the year as it struggles to absorb an oversupply of bonds and two of its best customers turn into sellers . municipal bond what are municipal bonds? 1 3 -580 1 The municipal bond market is bracing for tough times through the end of the year as it struggles to absorb an oversupply of bonds and two of its best customers turn into sellers . oversupply of bonds Why is there an oversupply of bonds? 21 24 -580 1 The municipal bond market is bracing for tough times through the end of the year as it struggles to absorb an oversupply of bonds and two of its best customers turn into sellers . oversupply of bonds Why is there an oversupply of bonds? 21 24 -580 1 The municipal bond market is bracing for tough times through the end of the year as it struggles to absorb an oversupply of bonds and two of its best customers turn into sellers . oversupply Why is there an oversupply of bonds? 21 22 -580 2 Commercial banks and property / casualty insurers , which together own about 36 % of all municipal bonds , have been dumping their securities for weeks . dumping their securities Why are commercial banks and property/casualty insurers dumping their securities? 21 24 -580 2 Commercial banks and property / casualty insurers , which together own about 36 % of all municipal bonds , have been dumping their securities for weeks . dumping their securities Dumping their securities? I am not sure what that means? 21 24 -580 2 Commercial banks and property / casualty insurers , which together own about 36 % of all municipal bonds , have been dumping their securities for weeks . dumping Why are commercial bans and property/casualty insurers dumping their securities? 21 22 -580 3 Last week , traders said , there were three institutional sellers for every buyer . institutional sellers what is an institutional seller? 9 11 -580 3 Last week , traders said , there were three institutional sellers for every buyer . three institutional sellers Why is the ratio between sellers and buyers so high? 8 11 -580 4 " Every day we ' re getting new bid lists " from would - be sellers , one trader said . " Most dealers cannot continue to absorb this supply . " dealers cannot continue to absorb this supply Why can't the dealers continue to absorb this? 23 30 -580 4 " Every day we ' re getting new bid lists " from would - be sellers , one trader said . " Most dealers cannot continue to absorb this supply . " cannot continue Why can't dealers absorb that many bids? 24 26 -580 5 As a result , yields on long - term muni bonds now stand at about 95 % of long - term Treasury yields , the highest such level in more than two years . muni is that an abbreviation? 9 10 -580 5 As a result , yields on long - term muni bonds now stand at about 95 % of long - term Treasury yields , the highest such level in more than two years . highest When was the last time the yields were that high? 25 26 -580 5 As a result , yields on long - term muni bonds now stand at about 95 % of long - term Treasury yields , the highest such level in more than two years . result , Result of what? 2 4 -581 1 The New York Mercantile Exchange , the world ' s chief oil futures marketplace , is at a critical juncture . critical juncture What is the critical juncture the New York Mercantile Exchange is at? 18 20 -581 1 The New York Mercantile Exchange , the world ' s chief oil futures marketplace , is at a critical juncture . is at a critical juncture Why is it at a critical juncture? 15 20 -581 2 Several longtime observers of the commodities industry think the fortunes of the Merc over the next decade will be determined to a large extent by how well its new natural gas futures contract does and how successful its new president is in raising the level of compliance by floor traders with exchange and Commodity Futures Trading Commission rules . Futures what are futures? 54 55 -581 2 Several longtime observers of the commodities industry think the fortunes of the Merc over the next decade will be determined to a large extent by how well its new natural gas futures contract does and how successful its new president is in raising the level of compliance by floor traders with exchange and Commodity Futures Trading Commission rules . Several longtime observers Which longtime observers? 0 3 -581 4 On Friday , the Merc ' s board announced that it had approved Sabine Pipe Line Co . ' s Henry Hub in Erath , La . , as the delivery site for its long - awaited natural gas futures contract . Friday , which friday? 1 3 -581 4 On Friday , the Merc ' s board announced that it had approved Sabine Pipe Line Co . ' s Henry Hub in Erath , La . , as the delivery site for its long - awaited natural gas futures contract . approved Why did Merc's board approve Henry Hub for the delivery site? 12 13 -581 4 On Friday , the Merc ' s board announced that it had approved Sabine Pipe Line Co . ' s Henry Hub in Erath , La . , as the delivery site for its long - awaited natural gas futures contract . announced that it had approved Why did they approve this? 8 13 -581 5 It also said that it would start trading the contract as soon as the CFTC approved it . contract What is the contract? 9 10 -581 5 It also said that it would start trading the contract as soon as the CFTC approved it . it would start trading the contract Why would they start trading the contract? 4 10 -582 1 In Bombay stock market circles , the buzzword is " mega . " At least 40 companies are coming to the capital market to raise $ 6 billion , an amount never thought possible in India . an amount never thought possible Why was this amount never thought possible? 29 34 -582 1 In Bombay stock market circles , the buzzword is " mega . " At least 40 companies are coming to the capital market to raise $ 6 billion , an amount never thought possible in India . " mega why is it quoted? 9 11 -582 1 In Bombay stock market circles , the buzzword is " mega . " At least 40 companies are coming to the capital market to raise $ 6 billion , an amount never thought possible in India . 40 companies are coming to the capital market Which 40 companies are coming to the capital market? 15 23 -582 1 In Bombay stock market circles , the buzzword is " mega . " At least 40 companies are coming to the capital market to raise $ 6 billion , an amount never thought possible in India . " mega What does mega mean in Bombay stock market circles? 9 11 -582 1 In Bombay stock market circles , the buzzword is " mega . " At least 40 companies are coming to the capital market to raise $ 6 billion , an amount never thought possible in India . $ 6 billion , Why was raising $6 billion in India thought impossible? 25 29 -582 1 In Bombay stock market circles , the buzzword is " mega . " At least 40 companies are coming to the capital market to raise $ 6 billion , an amount never thought possible in India . At least 40 companies What are the 40 companies? 13 17 -582 2 " When they talk mega - issues , they ' re truly talking mega , " says S . A . Dave , chairman of the Securities and Exchange Board of India . " The capital market is booming . " capital market what is a capital market? 35 37 -582 2 " When they talk mega - issues , they ' re truly talking mega , " says S . A . Dave , chairman of the Securities and Exchange Board of India . " The capital market is booming . " mega - issues , What are the mega-issues? 4 8 -582 2 " When they talk mega - issues , they ' re truly talking mega , " says S . A . Dave , chairman of the Securities and Exchange Board of India . " The capital market is booming . " mega - issues , What are mega-issues? 4 8 -582 2 " When they talk mega - issues , they ' re truly talking mega , " says S . A . Dave , chairman of the Securities and Exchange Board of India . " The capital market is booming . " mega - issues , What are the Mega issues? 4 8 -582 3 But the mega - issues are raising megaquestions about the rapidly evolving Indian capital market . rapidly evolving what is it evolving into? 10 12 -582 3 But the mega - issues are raising megaquestions about the rapidly evolving Indian capital market . megaquestions What are the megaquestions? 7 8 -582 3 But the mega - issues are raising megaquestions about the rapidly evolving Indian capital market . megaquestions What are the megaquestions? 7 8 -582 4 One is whether there is enough money to fund the new issues without depressing stock trading . new issues What are the new issues? 10 12 -582 4 One is whether there is enough money to fund the new issues without depressing stock trading . depressing stock trading How would stock trading be depressed? 13 16 -582 4 One is whether there is enough money to fund the new issues without depressing stock trading . enough money How much money is needed? 5 7 -582 5 Moreover , in the relatively unregulated Indian stock markets , investors frequently don ' t know what they are getting when they subscribe to an issue . unregulated Indian stock markets , Why are Indian stock markets unregulated? 5 10 -582 5 Moreover , in the relatively unregulated Indian stock markets , investors frequently don ' t know what they are getting when they subscribe to an issue . unregulated Indian stock markets , Why are the markets unregulated? 5 10 -583 1 General Motors Corp . ' s general counsel hopes to cut the number of outside law firms the auto maker uses from about 700 to 200 within two years . cut the number Why does General Motors want to cut the number of outside law firms? 10 13 -583 1 General Motors Corp . ' s general counsel hopes to cut the number of outside law firms the auto maker uses from about 700 to 200 within two years . cut the number Why do they use so many different firms? 10 13 -583 1 General Motors Corp . ' s general counsel hopes to cut the number of outside law firms the auto maker uses from about 700 to 200 within two years . 700 to 200 within two years Why do they want to make this change? 23 29 -583 1 General Motors Corp . ' s general counsel hopes to cut the number of outside law firms the auto maker uses from about 700 to 200 within two years . cut the number of outside law firms Why is this goal being put in place? 10 17 -583 1 General Motors Corp . ' s general counsel hopes to cut the number of outside law firms the auto maker uses from about 700 to 200 within two years . cut the number of outside law firms Why does it want to cut the number of outside law firms it uses? 10 17 -583 1 General Motors Corp . ' s general counsel hopes to cut the number of outside law firms the auto maker uses from about 700 to 200 within two years . within two years Why will it take 2 years? 26 29 -583 2 Harry J . Pearce , named general counsel in May 1987 , says the reduction is a cost - cutting measure and an effort to let the No . 1 auto maker ' s 134 - lawyer in - house legal department take on matters it is better equipped and trained to handle . named general counsel Was he elected or appointed? 5 8 -583 2 Harry J . Pearce , named general counsel in May 1987 , says the reduction is a cost - cutting measure and an effort to let the No . 1 auto maker ' s 134 - lawyer in - house legal department take on matters it is better equipped and trained to handle . 134 - lawyer in - house Why do they use in house and outside departments? 34 40 -583 2 Harry J . Pearce , named general counsel in May 1987 , says the reduction is a cost - cutting measure and an effort to let the No . 1 auto maker ' s 134 - lawyer in - house legal department take on matters it is better equipped and trained to handle . matters What kind of matters? 44 45 -583 2 Harry J . Pearce , named general counsel in May 1987 , says the reduction is a cost - cutting measure and an effort to let the No . 1 auto maker ' s 134 - lawyer in - house legal department take on matters it is better equipped and trained to handle . 134 - lawyer in - house legal department Why were outside law firms necessary when in-house counsel was already retained? 34 42 -583 3 GM trimmed about 40 firms from its approved local counsel list , Mr . Pearce says . 40 firms why so many? 3 5 -583 3 GM trimmed about 40 firms from its approved local counsel list , Mr . Pearce says . local counsel list , What is the local counsel list? 8 12 -583 4 The move is consistent with a trend for corporate legal staffs to do more work in - house , instead of farming it out to law firms . a trend for corporate legal staffs why is it a trend? 5 11 -583 4 The move is consistent with a trend for corporate legal staffs to do more work in - house , instead of farming it out to law firms . consistent with a trend Where did trend begin? 3 7 -583 4 The move is consistent with a trend for corporate legal staffs to do more work in - house , instead of farming it out to law firms . corporate legal staffs to do more work in - house , If these legal staffs existed previously, why was so much work being farmed out? 8 19 -583 4 The move is consistent with a trend for corporate legal staffs to do more work in - house , instead of farming it out to law firms . trend Why is there a trend to do more work in house? 6 7 -583 5 Mr . Pearce set up GM ' s first in - house litigation group in May with four lawyers , all former assistant U . S . attorneys with extensive trial experience . May in which year? 15 16 -583 5 Mr . Pearce set up GM ' s first in - house litigation group in May with four lawyers , all former assistant U . S . attorneys with extensive trial experience . four lawyers , Why only 4 lawyers? 17 20 -583 5 Mr . Pearce set up GM ' s first in - house litigation group in May with four lawyers , all former assistant U . S . attorneys with extensive trial experience . extensive trial experience How long have these lawyers been practicing? 29 32 -584 1 Kidder , Peabody & Co . is trying to struggle back . struggle back struggle back to where? 9 11 -584 1 Kidder , Peabody & Co . is trying to struggle back . struggle Why is Kidder Peabody & Co. struggling? 9 10 -584 1 Kidder , Peabody & Co . is trying to struggle back . trying Why are they \"trying\" and not \"doing\"? 7 8 -584 1 Kidder , Peabody & Co . is trying to struggle back . struggle back struggle back from what?\n 9 11 -584 1 Kidder , Peabody & Co . is trying to struggle back . struggle back What happened to them originally? 9 11 -584 1 Kidder , Peabody & Co . is trying to struggle back . struggle back Struggle to get back what? 9 11 -584 2 Only a few months ago , the 124 - year - old securities firm seemed to be on the verge of a meltdown , racked by internal squabbles and defections . internal squabbles what was being squabbled about? 26 28 -584 2 Only a few months ago , the 124 - year - old securities firm seemed to be on the verge of a meltdown , racked by internal squabbles and defections . 124 - year - old How did the 124-year-old firm stay in business for so long? 7 12 -584 2 Only a few months ago , the 124 - year - old securities firm seemed to be on the verge of a meltdown , racked by internal squabbles and defections . squabbles Why are there internal squabbles and defections? 27 28 -584 2 Only a few months ago , the 124 - year - old securities firm seemed to be on the verge of a meltdown , racked by internal squabbles and defections . defections How are the internal squabbles and defections being handled by the firm's management? 29 30 -584 2 Only a few months ago , the 124 - year - old securities firm seemed to be on the verge of a meltdown , racked by internal squabbles and defections . racked by internal squabbles and defections What conditions caused something like this to happen to such an old, well-established company? 24 30 -584 3 Its relationship with parent General Electric Co . had been frayed since a big Kidder insider - trading scandal two years ago . frayed How did the Kidder insider-trading scandal affect General Electric Co.? 10 11 -584 3 Its relationship with parent General Electric Co . had been frayed since a big Kidder insider - trading scandal two years ago . scandal How did the insider-trading scandal unfold? 18 19 -584 3 Its relationship with parent General Electric Co . had been frayed since a big Kidder insider - trading scandal two years ago . insider - trading scandal How has this scandal affected the company as a whole? 15 19 -584 3 Its relationship with parent General Electric Co . had been frayed since a big Kidder insider - trading scandal two years ago . scandal What was the scandel? 18 19 -584 4 Chief executives and presidents had come and gone . had come and gone why so much turmoil? 4 8 -584 4 Chief executives and presidents had come and gone . gone Why are the chief executives and presidents leaving? 7 8 -584 4 Chief executives and presidents had come and gone . come and gone Why is there so much turnover? 5 8 -584 4 Chief executives and presidents had come and gone . presidents What presidents are they talking about? 3 4 -584 5 Now , the firm says it ' s at a turning point . turning How is the firm turning around? 10 11 -584 5 Now , the firm says it ' s at a turning point . at a turning point What happened to make things turn around? 8 12 -584 5 Now , the firm says it ' s at a turning point . turning point What is the turning point? 10 12 -585 1 Yet another political scandal is racking Japan . another were there prior scandals? 1 2 -585 1 Yet another political scandal is racking Japan . political scandal What is the political scandal? 2 4 -585 1 Yet another political scandal is racking Japan . political scandal What political scandal is racking Japan? 2 4 -585 1 Yet another political scandal is racking Japan . political scandal What is the political scandal? 2 4 -585 1 Yet another political scandal is racking Japan . another HOW MANY CAME BEFORE? 1 2 -585 2 But this time it ' s hurting opposition as well as ruling - party members . hurting opposition how can it hurt both? 6 8 -585 2 But this time it ' s hurting opposition as well as ruling - party members . it ' s hurting How is it hurting opposition? 3 7 -585 2 But this time it ' s hurting opposition as well as ruling - party members . hurting What is hurting opposition as well as ruling party members? 6 7 -585 2 But this time it ' s hurting opposition as well as ruling - party members . hurting opposition Why is the scandal hurting everyone? 6 8 -585 3 And as it unfolds , it ' s revealing some of the more tangled and seamier aspects of Japanese society . seamier definition of this word? 15 16 -585 3 And as it unfolds , it ' s revealing some of the more tangled and seamier aspects of Japanese society . tangled and seamier aspects What are these aspects? 13 17 -585 3 And as it unfolds , it ' s revealing some of the more tangled and seamier aspects of Japanese society . seamier aspects What are some of the seamier aspects of Japanese society? 15 17 -585 3 And as it unfolds , it ' s revealing some of the more tangled and seamier aspects of Japanese society . seamier aspects of Japanese society What are the seamier aspects of Japanese Society? 15 20 -585 3 And as it unfolds , it ' s revealing some of the more tangled and seamier aspects of Japanese society . unfolds , WHAT DOES THE SCANDAL INVOLVE? 3 5 -585 4 Already , ruling Liberal Democratic Party demands that opposition members testify under oath in parliament have stalled one budget committee session and forced the committee to plan a special two - day investigation at the end of the month . have stalled Why have they stalled? 15 17 -585 4 Already , ruling Liberal Democratic Party demands that opposition members testify under oath in parliament have stalled one budget committee session and forced the committee to plan a special two - day investigation at the end of the month . special two - day investigation Why is this investigation necessary? 28 33 -585 4 Already , ruling Liberal Democratic Party demands that opposition members testify under oath in parliament have stalled one budget committee session and forced the committee to plan a special two - day investigation at the end of the month . investigation What is the investigation into? 32 33 -585 4 Already , ruling Liberal Democratic Party demands that opposition members testify under oath in parliament have stalled one budget committee session and forced the committee to plan a special two - day investigation at the end of the month . testify under oath TESTIFY TO WHAT? 10 13 -585 5 But the scandal itself is so convoluted that ruling - party members are divided between those who want to pursue the matter in hope of undermining the opposition and those who favor leaving well enough alone . the scandal Who is responsible for starting this scandal? 1 3 -585 5 But the scandal itself is so convoluted that ruling - party members are divided between those who want to pursue the matter in hope of undermining the opposition and those who favor leaving well enough alone . so convoluted What makes it convoluted? 5 7 -585 5 But the scandal itself is so convoluted that ruling - party members are divided between those who want to pursue the matter in hope of undermining the opposition and those who favor leaving well enough alone . members are divided How far apart is the devision? 11 14 -585 5 But the scandal itself is so convoluted that ruling - party members are divided between those who want to pursue the matter in hope of undermining the opposition and those who favor leaving well enough alone . scandal What is the scandal? 2 3 -585 5 But the scandal itself is so convoluted that ruling - party members are divided between those who want to pursue the matter in hope of undermining the opposition and those who favor leaving well enough alone . so convoluted Why is the scandal convoluted? 5 7 -586 1 As Helen Boehm , who owns an art porcelain company , sipped her luncheon cocktail , she reeled off the names of a few pals - - Prince Charles , Princess Diana , Sarah Ferguson , John Kluge , Milton Petrie . John Kluge , Who is John Kluge? 36 39 -586 1 As Helen Boehm , who owns an art porcelain company , sipped her luncheon cocktail , she reeled off the names of a few pals - - Prince Charles , Princess Diana , Sarah Ferguson , John Kluge , Milton Petrie . a few pals How does she know these people? 22 25 -586 1 As Helen Boehm , who owns an art porcelain company , sipped her luncheon cocktail , she reeled off the names of a few pals - - Prince Charles , Princess Diana , Sarah Ferguson , John Kluge , Milton Petrie . an art porcelain company , WHAT COMPANY DOES SHE OWN? 6 11 -586 2 Then , flashing a diamond ring as big as the Ritz ( " my day diamond , darling " ) , she told her two companions that she is on the " board " of the Vatican Museum in Rome . " board " of the Vatican Museum in Rome How did she get this achievement? 31 40 -586 4 " Helen Boehm has a way with names , " says James Revson , a gossip columnist for Newsday ( and son of Joseph Revson , a founder of Revlon ) . " Helen Boehm why does he say that? 0 3 -586 4 " Helen Boehm has a way with names , " says James Revson , a gossip columnist for Newsday ( and son of Joseph Revson , a founder of Revlon ) . a way with names , " How does she use this talent to her advantage? 4 10 -586 4 " Helen Boehm has a way with names , " says James Revson , a gossip columnist for Newsday ( and son of Joseph Revson , a founder of Revlon ) . way with names , " IS THE AUTHOR IMPLYING THAT SHE HAS A LOT OF INFLUENTIAL FRIENDS? 5 10 -586 5 Like which are droppable and which are not . which are droppable and how are they not droppable? 1 5 -586 5 Like which are droppable and which are not . which are droppable What is droppable ? 1 4 -586 5 Like which are droppable and which are not . droppable WHAT EXACTLY IN THE INFERENCE IN THIS STATEMENT? 3 4 -587 1 GAF , Part III is scheduled to begin today . GAF , Part III what is that? 0 4 -587 1 GAF , Part III is scheduled to begin today . Part III How many parts are there in total? 2 4 -587 1 GAF , Part III is scheduled to begin today . GAF , What is GAF? 0 2 -587 2 After two mistrials , the stakes in the stock manipulation trial of GAF Corp . and its vice chairman , James T . Sherwin , have changed considerably . two mistrials , What was the cause of the mistrials? 1 4 -587 2 After two mistrials , the stakes in the stock manipulation trial of GAF Corp . and its vice chairman , James T . Sherwin , have changed considerably . have changed considerably . How have the stakes changed? 25 29 -587 2 After two mistrials , the stakes in the stock manipulation trial of GAF Corp . and its vice chairman , James T . Sherwin , have changed considerably . two mistrials , Why were there mistrials? 1 4 -587 2 After two mistrials , the stakes in the stock manipulation trial of GAF Corp . and its vice chairman , James T . Sherwin , have changed considerably . changed considerably How have the stakes changed? 26 28 -587 2 After two mistrials , the stakes in the stock manipulation trial of GAF Corp . and its vice chairman , James T . Sherwin , have changed considerably . GAF Corp Which industry does GAF Corp operate in? 12 14 -587 3 The first two GAF trials were watched closely on Wall Street because they were considered to be important tests of the government ' s ability to convince a jury of allegations stemming from its insider - trading investigations . insider - trading how could they prove it? 34 37 -587 3 The first two GAF trials were watched closely on Wall Street because they were considered to be important tests of the government ' s ability to convince a jury of allegations stemming from its insider - trading investigations . watched closely Watched by who? 6 8 -587 3 The first two GAF trials were watched closely on Wall Street because they were considered to be important tests of the government ' s ability to convince a jury of allegations stemming from its insider - trading investigations . important tests Why are these considered important tests? 17 19 -587 3 The first two GAF trials were watched closely on Wall Street because they were considered to be important tests of the government ' s ability to convince a jury of allegations stemming from its insider - trading investigations . watched closely Who was watching closely? 6 8 -587 3 The first two GAF trials were watched closely on Wall Street because they were considered to be important tests of the government ' s ability to convince a jury of allegations stemming from its insider - trading investigations . insider - trading investigations Who were the insider trading investigations targeting? 34 38 -587 4 In an eight - count indictment , the government charged GAF , a Wayne , N . J . , chemical maker , and Mr . Sherwin with illegally attempting to manipulate the common stock of Union Carbide Corp . in advance of GAF ' s planned sale of a large block of the stock in 1986 . chemical maker , What kind of chemicals do they make? 20 23 -587 4 In an eight - count indictment , the government charged GAF , a Wayne , N . J . , chemical maker , and Mr . Sherwin with illegally attempting to manipulate the common stock of Union Carbide Corp . in advance of GAF ' s planned sale of a large block of the stock in 1986 . attempting to manipulate What did they do to attempt to manipulate? 29 32 -587 4 In an eight - count indictment , the government charged GAF , a Wayne , N . J . , chemical maker , and Mr . Sherwin with illegally attempting to manipulate the common stock of Union Carbide Corp . in advance of GAF ' s planned sale of a large block of the stock in 1986 . large block of the stock How much of the stock? 50 55 -587 4 In an eight - count indictment , the government charged GAF , a Wayne , N . J . , chemical maker , and Mr . Sherwin with illegally attempting to manipulate the common stock of Union Carbide Corp . in advance of GAF ' s planned sale of a large block of the stock in 1986 . eight - count indictment , What were the 8 counts? 2 7 -587 4 In an eight - count indictment , the government charged GAF , a Wayne , N . J . , chemical maker , and Mr . Sherwin with illegally attempting to manipulate the common stock of Union Carbide Corp . in advance of GAF ' s planned sale of a large block of the stock in 1986 . illegally attempting to manipulate How was he attempting to manipulate the stock? 28 32 -587 4 In an eight - count indictment , the government charged GAF , a Wayne , N . J . , chemical maker , and Mr . Sherwin with illegally attempting to manipulate the common stock of Union Carbide Corp . in advance of GAF ' s planned sale of a large block of the stock in 1986 . planned sale of a large block of the stock Why was the stock being sold? 46 55 -587 5 The government ' s credibility in the GAF case depended heavily on its star witness , Boyd L . Jefferies , the former Los Angeles brokerage chief who was implicated by former arbitrager Ivan Boesky , and then pointed the finger at Mr . Sherwin , takeover speculator Salim B . Lewis and corporate raider Paul Bilzerian . Paul Bilzerian related to dan? 55 57 -587 5 The government ' s credibility in the GAF case depended heavily on its star witness , Boyd L . Jefferies , the former Los Angeles brokerage chief who was implicated by former arbitrager Ivan Boesky , and then pointed the finger at Mr . Sherwin , takeover speculator Salim B . Lewis and corporate raider Paul Bilzerian . depended heavily How many witnesses were there? 9 11 -587 5 The government ' s credibility in the GAF case depended heavily on its star witness , Boyd L . Jefferies , the former Los Angeles brokerage chief who was implicated by former arbitrager Ivan Boesky , and then pointed the finger at Mr . Sherwin , takeover speculator Salim B . Lewis and corporate raider Paul Bilzerian . and then pointed the finger Why was he pointed the finger at? 36 41 -587 5 The government ' s credibility in the GAF case depended heavily on its star witness , Boyd L . Jefferies , the former Los Angeles brokerage chief who was implicated by former arbitrager Ivan Boesky , and then pointed the finger at Mr . Sherwin , takeover speculator Salim B . Lewis and corporate raider Paul Bilzerian . who was implicated What crime was he implicated with? 27 30 -587 5 The government ' s credibility in the GAF case depended heavily on its star witness , Boyd L . Jefferies , the former Los Angeles brokerage chief who was implicated by former arbitrager Ivan Boesky , and then pointed the finger at Mr . Sherwin , takeover speculator Salim B . Lewis and corporate raider Paul Bilzerian . Boyd L . Jefferies , Why was Mr. Jefferies the star witness? 16 21 -588 1 The Polish rat will eat well this winter . rat Why will the rat eat well? 2 3 -588 1 The Polish rat will eat well this winter . eat well why will it eat well? 4 6 -588 1 The Polish rat will eat well this winter . The Polish rat How does this differ from other rats? 0 3 -588 1 The Polish rat will eat well this winter . eat What will the rat eat? 4 5 -588 2 Tons of delectably rotting potatoes , barley and wheat will fill damp barns across the land as thousands of farmers turn the state ' s buyers away . state ' s buyers why are they turned away? 22 26 -588 2 Tons of delectably rotting potatoes , barley and wheat will fill damp barns across the land as thousands of farmers turn the state ' s buyers away . state ' s buyers away Why are they turning the state buyers away? 22 27 -588 3 Many a piglet won ' t be born as a result , and many a ham will never hang in a butcher shop . piglet won ' t why does it effect pigs? 2 6 -588 4 But with inflation raging , grain in the barn will still be a safer bet for the private farmer than money in the bank . But with inflation raging , How much is inflation? 0 5 -588 4 But with inflation raging , grain in the barn will still be a safer bet for the private farmer than money in the bank . grain in the barn will still be a safer bet Why is it a safer bet? 5 15 -588 4 But with inflation raging , grain in the barn will still be a safer bet for the private farmer than money in the bank . private farmer What about the corporate farmers? 17 19 -588 5 Once again , the indomitable peasant holds Poland ' s future in his hands . indomitable peasant Who is this indomitable peasant? 4 6 -588 5 Once again , the indomitable peasant holds Poland ' s future in his hands . future What was their past like? 10 11 -589 1 The Nasdaq over - the - counter market didn ' t fully recover from a selling stampede , and closed down 1 . 2 % . over - the - counter market what is this type of market? 2 8 -589 1 The Nasdaq over - the - counter market didn ' t fully recover from a selling stampede , and closed down 1 . 2 % . over - the - counter market What is the over-the-counter market? 2 8 -589 1 The Nasdaq over - the - counter market didn ' t fully recover from a selling stampede , and closed down 1 . 2 % . Nasdaq over - the - counter market What is the Nasdaq over-the-counter market? 1 8 -589 1 The Nasdaq over - the - counter market didn ' t fully recover from a selling stampede , and closed down 1 . 2 % . selling stampede , Why was there a selling stampede? 15 18 -589 1 The Nasdaq over - the - counter market didn ' t fully recover from a selling stampede , and closed down 1 . 2 % . over - the - counter market What does \"over-the-counter market\" mean? 2 8 -589 2 The effects on the market of the mostly computer - driven sell - off among exchange - listed stocks irked many market makers , who watched the Nasdaq Composite Index tumble in sympathy with the Dow Jones Industrial Average , and then saw it get left behind in the subsequent rally . effects what are the effects of the Nasdaq over-the-market? 1 2 -589 2 The effects on the market of the mostly computer - driven sell - off among exchange - listed stocks irked many market makers , who watched the Nasdaq Composite Index tumble in sympathy with the Dow Jones Industrial Average , and then saw it get left behind in the subsequent rally . computer - driven sell - off Why was there a computer driven sell off? 8 14 -589 2 The effects on the market of the mostly computer - driven sell - off among exchange - listed stocks irked many market makers , who watched the Nasdaq Composite Index tumble in sympathy with the Dow Jones Industrial Average , and then saw it get left behind in the subsequent rally . subsequent rally Why was there a subsequent rally? 49 51 -589 2 The effects on the market of the mostly computer - driven sell - off among exchange - listed stocks irked many market makers , who watched the Nasdaq Composite Index tumble in sympathy with the Dow Jones Industrial Average , and then saw it get left behind in the subsequent rally . get left behind Why did it get left behind? 44 47 -589 3 After plummeting 1 . 8 % at one point during the day , the composite rebounded a little , but finished down 5 . 52 , at 461 . 70 . composite what is the composite exactly? 14 15 -589 4 In contrast , the industrial average recovered almost completely from its skid and closed down 0 . 1 % . industrial average Why did the industrial average recover? 4 6 -589 4 In contrast , the industrial average recovered almost completely from its skid and closed down 0 . 1 % . industrial average recovered How did the industrial average recover? 4 7 -589 5 The New York Stock Exchange Composite was 0 . 4 % lower for the day . 0 . 4 % lower for the day is that a big drop for one day? 7 15 -589 5 The New York Stock Exchange Composite was 0 . 4 % lower for the day . Composite What does composite mean? 5 6 -590 1 Wanted : An investment that ' s as simple and secure as a certificate of deposit but offers a return worth getting excited about . getting excited about does it exist? 21 24 -590 1 Wanted : An investment that ' s as simple and secure as a certificate of deposit but offers a return worth getting excited about . return How do investments offer returns? 19 20 -590 1 Wanted : An investment that ' s as simple and secure as a certificate of deposit but offers a return worth getting excited about . excited Why are some returns worth getting excited about? 22 23 -590 1 Wanted : An investment that ' s as simple and secure as a certificate of deposit but offers a return worth getting excited about . secure Why should I trust them telling me this is secure? What proof can they offer? 10 11 -590 2 With $ 150 billion of CDs maturing this month , a lot of people have been scouring the financial landscape for just such an investment . for just such have they found anything? 20 23 -590 2 With $ 150 billion of CDs maturing this month , a lot of people have been scouring the financial landscape for just such an investment . maturing Why are CDs maturing? 6 7 -590 2 With $ 150 billion of CDs maturing this month , a lot of people have been scouring the financial landscape for just such an investment . scouring Why do people need to invest? 16 17 -590 3 In April , when many of them bought their CDs , six - month certificates were yielding more than 9 % ; investors willing to look could find double - digit yields at some banks and thrifts . yielding Why were certificates yielding more than 9%? 16 17 -590 3 In April , when many of them bought their CDs , six - month certificates were yielding more than 9 % ; investors willing to look could find double - digit yields at some banks and thrifts . willing Why were some investors not willing to look for double-digit yields? 23 24 -590 3 In April , when many of them bought their CDs , six - month certificates were yielding more than 9 % ; investors willing to look could find double - digit yields at some banks and thrifts . thrifts What does 'thrifts' mean in this instance? 36 37 -590 4 Now , the nationwide average yield on a six - month CD is just under 8 % , and 8 . 5 % is about the best around . average Why is the average yield on a six-month CD under 8%? 4 5 -590 5 But investors looking for alternatives aren ' t finding it easy . aren ' t finding it easy is it really difficult? 5 11 -590 5 But investors looking for alternatives aren ' t finding it easy . alternatives What kind of alternatives? 4 5 -590 5 But investors looking for alternatives aren ' t finding it easy . easy Why are alternatives not easy to find for investors? 10 11 -590 5 But investors looking for alternatives aren ' t finding it easy . easy Why aren't they finding it easy? 10 11 -591 1 For students working in a miniature factory at the University of Missouri - Rolla , the future of American business is now . business what is the future of american business? 19 20 -591 1 For students working in a miniature factory at the University of Missouri - Rolla , the future of American business is now . miniature factory What is made in the miniature factory? 5 7 -591 2 " When our students go into industry , they will have state - of - the - art knowledge " that will affect decisions about expanding the role of robots and automated machines in the workplace , said Sema Alptekin , designer of the futuristic business laboratory . expanding the role of robots In what ways are we planning on doing this? 25 30 -591 2 " When our students go into industry , they will have state - of - the - art knowledge " that will affect decisions about expanding the role of robots and automated machines in the workplace , said Sema Alptekin , designer of the futuristic business laboratory . designer how long has she been a designer for? 41 42 -591 4 The lab , established two years ago at a cost of $ 120 , 000 , is the only project of its kind in the state , and one of the more advanced such programs in the country . $ 120 , 000 , is that cheap or expensive? 11 16 -591 4 The lab , established two years ago at a cost of $ 120 , 000 , is the only project of its kind in the state , and one of the more advanced such programs in the country . such programs in the country What exactly is the point of this project/program? 33 38 -591 4 The lab , established two years ago at a cost of $ 120 , 000 , is the only project of its kind in the state , and one of the more advanced such programs in the country . $ 120 , 000 , who funded the 120,000? 11 16 -591 5 Tom Akas of the Society of Manufacturing Engineers said Ms . Alptekin has created " a model for similar laboratories . " a model for similar laboratories What should one of these laboratories be like? 14 20 -591 5 Tom Akas of the Society of Manufacturing Engineers said Ms . Alptekin has created " a model for similar laboratories . laboratories what are the similar laboratories? 19 20 -592 1 An early morning house fire killed a woman and a firefighter who was fatally injured as he searched the house , officials said Saturday . killed How did the early morning house fire kill a women? 5 6 -592 2 Four other members of the woman ' s family were injured . Four other members which members? 0 3 -592 2 Four other members of the woman ' s family were injured . members who are the members? 2 3 -592 2 Four other members of the woman ' s family were injured . injured How were the four other members injured? 10 11 -592 2 Four other members of the woman ' s family were injured . injured How severely were they injured? 10 11 -592 3 Fire Investigator Ray Mauck said the 4 a . m . fire started in the front room of the house in northwest Wichita but he would not comment on the cause . started in the front where did it spread to? 12 16 -592 3 Fire Investigator Ray Mauck said the 4 a . m . fire started in the front room of the house in northwest Wichita but he would not comment on the cause . not Why would the Fire Investigator not comment on the cause of the fire? 26 27 -592 3 Fire Investigator Ray Mauck said the 4 a . m . fire started in the front room of the house in northwest Wichita but he would not comment on the cause . comment Why wouldn’t the fire investigator comment on the cause? 27 28 -592 4 " We are fairly sure at this time that it was an accidental fire , " he said . fairly sure is there any doubt? 3 5 -592 4 " We are fairly sure at this time that it was an accidental fire , " he said . accidental fire , " How does the fire investigator know it was an accidental fire? 12 16 -592 4 " We are fairly sure at this time that it was an accidental fire , " he said . accidental Why are they fairly sure the fire was accidental? 12 13 -592 5 Killed were Tilda Sue Price , 53 , and firefighter C . C . C . C What is C.C.'s last name? 10 13 -592 5 Killed were Tilda Sue Price , 53 , and firefighter C . C . 53 , How do they know Tilda Su Price was 53 years old? 6 8 -592 5 Killed were Tilda Sue Price , 53 , and firefighter C . C . firefighter Why was a firefighter C.C. killed? 9 10 -593 1 In the nation ' s capital , where the federal government ' s war on drugs is mapped out , young Washingtonians fighting over drugs were killing each other at a rate of more than one a day during 1988 . killing each other at a rate of more than one Who exactly was being killed at a \"rate of more than one a day\" during 1988? 26 36 -593 1 In the nation ' s capital , where the federal government ' s war on drugs is mapped out , young Washingtonians fighting over drugs were killing each other at a rate of more than one a day during 1988 . killing each other why were they killing? 26 29 -593 1 In the nation ' s capital , where the federal government ' s war on drugs is mapped out , young Washingtonians fighting over drugs were killing each other at a rate of more than one a day during 1988 . young Washingtonians fighting over drugs What caused this phenomenon? 20 25 -593 1 In the nation ' s capital , where the federal government ' s war on drugs is mapped out , young Washingtonians fighting over drugs were killing each other at a rate of more than one a day during 1988 . war on drugs is mapped out , What is the factor being mapped out? 13 20 -593 2 The District of Columbia ' s drug problems dramatize the two different Washingtons - the Capitol , the White House and other sites visited by millions of tourists each year , and the squalid neighborhoods tucked away from the traditional seats of power . squalid neighborhoods What kind of neighborhoods were these? 33 35 -593 2 The District of Columbia ' s drug problems dramatize the two different Washingtons - the Capitol , the White House and other sites visited by millions of tourists each year , and the squalid neighborhoods tucked away from the traditional seats of power . the squalid neighborhoods tucked away Why were neighborhoods being tucked away? 32 37 -593 3 There , a more vicious power struggle is contested among teens drawn to the status and money that come from selling drugs . power struggle Did the police not patrol the area? 5 7 -593 3 There , a more vicious power struggle is contested among teens drawn to the status and money that come from selling drugs . status and money is it a lot of money? 14 17 -593 3 There , a more vicious power struggle is contested among teens drawn to the status and money that come from selling drugs . teens drawn to the status and money Are these typical tendencies of teenagers? 10 17 -593 3 There , a more vicious power struggle is contested among teens drawn to the status and money that come from selling drugs . a more vicious power struggle How does this compare to the power dynamic of international countries? 2 7 -593 4 In 1988 , 371 persons had been killed in the nation ' s capital as of Dec . 30 , far surpassing the previous high total of 287 , set in 1969 . 371 persons had been killed Was there a big war with drugs in the neighborhoods that caused all these deaths? 3 8 -593 4 In 1988 , 371 persons had been killed in the nation ' s capital as of Dec . 30 , far surpassing the previous high total of 287 , set in 1969 . In 1988 , 371 persons had been killed Did this have to do with drug addiction? 0 8 -593 4 In 1988 , 371 persons had been killed in the nation ' s capital as of Dec . 30 , far surpassing the previous high total of 287 , set in 1969 . the previous high total of 287 , set in 1969 What was the cause of this previous record? 22 32 -593 5 Police blame drugs - particularly the arrival of crack cocaine for about 60 percent of the slayings . Police blame drugs Why do the police blame drugs for the killings? 0 3 -593 5 Police blame drugs - particularly the arrival of crack cocaine for about 60 percent of the slayings . slayings What contributed to the other 40% of slayings? 16 17 -593 5 Police blame drugs - particularly the arrival of crack cocaine for about 60 percent of the slayings . 60 percent of the slayings What were the reasons for the other 40 percent of slayings? 12 17 -594 1 The jury is still out on Ronald Reagan , but history is likely to regard him as an average to good president , according to some scholars of the presidency . jury is still out on Ronald Reagan , What did he do to have people question him? 1 9 -594 1 The jury is still out on Ronald Reagan , but history is likely to regard him as an average to good president , according to some scholars of the presidency . Ronald Reagan , Which years did Ronald Reagan hold the office of president? 6 9 -594 1 The jury is still out on Ronald Reagan , but history is likely to regard him as an average to good president , according to some scholars of the presidency . average to good Why would Ronald Reagan be an average to good president? 18 21 -594 1 The jury is still out on Ronald Reagan , but history is likely to regard him as an average to good president , according to some scholars of the presidency . presidency which scholars said this? 29 30 -594 1 The jury is still out on Ronald Reagan , but history is likely to regard him as an average to good president , according to some scholars of the presidency . some scholars of the presidency . Which scholars of the presidency? 25 31 -594 2 With little time left in Reagan ' s final term , The Associated Press interviewed eight presidential scholars including specialists in history , political science and social psychology . eight presidential scholars Who are these scholars? 15 18 -594 2 With little time left in Reagan ' s final term , The Associated Press interviewed eight presidential scholars including specialists in history , political science and social psychology . eight presidential scholars Which political parties did these scholars belong to? 15 18 -594 3 Their tentative verdict : Reagan will get high marks for his use of the White House pulpit to unite the country and will get credit for improving East - West relations even though Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev may have been more responsible for it than he . tentative verdict : Why is their verdict tenative? 1 4 -594 3 Their tentative verdict : Reagan will get high marks for his use of the White House pulpit to unite the country and will get credit for improving East - West relations even though Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev may have been more responsible for it than he . improving East - West relations Is East-West relations referring to The Cold War? 26 31 -594 3 Their tentative verdict : Reagan will get high marks for his use of the White House pulpit to unite the country and will get credit for improving East - West relations even though Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev may have been more responsible for it than he . may have been more responsible How would Mikhail Gorbachev be more responsible than Reagan for improving East-West relations? 37 42 -594 3 Their tentative verdict : Reagan will get high marks for his use of the White House pulpit to unite the country and will get credit for improving East - West relations even though Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev may have been more responsible for it than he . pulpit definition of this word? 16 17 -594 4 " My view is that he will be viewed by the American people as an above - average president , " said Thomas Cronin , a historian of the presidency at Colorado College who calls himself a moderate Democrat . above - average president , " Why was he an above average president? 15 21 -594 4 " My view is that he will be viewed by the American people as an above - average president , " said Thomas Cronin , a historian of the presidency at Colorado College who calls himself a moderate Democrat . moderate Democrat isnt that a centrist? 37 39 -594 5 " I think the historians and biographers will treat him a little bit more harshly , still ranking him at least an average president but not as high as the American people now do or will . " not as high as the American people now Why would the American people mark rank him high? 25 33 -594 5 " I think the historians and biographers will treat him a little bit more harshly , still ranking him at least an average president but not as high as the American people now do or will . " American people now do or will . " Why would the American people rank him higher now as opposed to earlier times? 30 38 -594 5 " I think the historians and biographers will treat him a little bit more harshly , still ranking him at least an average president but not as high as the American people now do or will . " little bit more harshly , Why would historians and scholars treat Reagan a little it more harshly? 11 16 -595 1 Uniformed men beat up Cecilio Aguilar beneath an avocado tree , marched him and two friends down a wooded path and pounded them to death with rifle butts , witnesses say . beat up why did they do that? 2 4 -595 1 Uniformed men beat up Cecilio Aguilar beneath an avocado tree , marched him and two friends down a wooded path and pounded them to death with rifle butts , witnesses say . pounded them to death Why was Cecilio Aguilar and two friends pounded to death? 21 25 -595 1 Uniformed men beat up Cecilio Aguilar beneath an avocado tree , marched him and two friends down a wooded path and pounded them to death with rifle butts , witnesses say . Uniformed men beat Why did the uniformed men beat the man to death? 0 3 -595 1 Uniformed men beat up Cecilio Aguilar beneath an avocado tree , marched him and two friends down a wooded path and pounded them to death with rifle butts , witnesses say . beat Why did they beat Cecilio and his friends to death? 2 3 -595 1 Uniformed men beat up Cecilio Aguilar beneath an avocado tree , marched him and two friends down a wooded path and pounded them to death with rifle butts , witnesses say . Uniformed men Who are they associated with? 0 2 -595 2 Leftist guerrillas captured Francisco Diaz as he was searching for three wayward cows , took him away and shot him . shot Why was Francisco Diaz shot? 18 19 -595 2 Leftist guerrillas captured Francisco Diaz as he was searching for three wayward cows , took him away and shot him . Leftist guerrillas captured Francisco Diaz Why did they capture Francisco Diaz? 0 5 -595 2 Leftist guerrillas captured Francisco Diaz as he was searching for three wayward cows , took him away and shot him . guerrillas Where are the guerrillas from? 1 2 -595 3 The killings are examples of the growing toll of politically motivated slayings in El Salvador in 1988 as both sides in a 9 - year - old civil war grow frustrated with a stalemate . politically motivated slayings How are they politically motivated? 9 12 -595 3 The killings are examples of the growing toll of politically motivated slayings in El Salvador in 1988 as both sides in a 9 - year - old civil war grow frustrated with a stalemate . war How did the civil war start? 28 29 -595 4 The Roman Catholic Church ' s Legal Aid office has counted 181 summary killings in the first 11 months of 1988 , compared with 129 in all of 1987 . The Roman Catholic Church ' s Legal Aid office Why is the Roman Catholic Church involved in the Legal Aid office? 0 9 -595 5 Catholic Archbishop Arturo Rivera Damas said during his homily Sunday that altogether 1 , 369 civilians , soldiers or leftist rebels were killed last year in military clashes , rightist death squad operations and car bombings or other terrorist acts . homily what does homily mean? 8 9 -595 5 Catholic Archbishop Arturo Rivera Damas said during his homily Sunday that altogether 1 , 369 civilians , soldiers or leftist rebels were killed last year in military clashes , rightist death squad operations and car bombings or other terrorist acts . rightist death squad operations What are rightist death squad operations? 29 33 -596 1 When a U . S . ambassador sat down with a PLO delegation for the first official meeting in 13 years , Sweden scored a triumph for a foreign policy variously described as magnanimous or meddlesome . first official meeting in 13 years , Why has it been 13 years since the last official meeting? 15 22 -596 1 When a U . S . ambassador sat down with a PLO delegation for the first official meeting in 13 years , Sweden scored a triumph for a foreign policy variously described as magnanimous or meddlesome . Sweden scored a triumph for a foreign policy What triumph did they score? 22 30 -596 1 When a U . S . ambassador sat down with a PLO delegation for the first official meeting in 13 years , Sweden scored a triumph for a foreign policy variously described as magnanimous or meddlesome . meddlesome Why was their foreign policy so badly talked about? 35 36 -596 1 When a U . S . ambassador sat down with a PLO delegation for the first official meeting in 13 years , Sweden scored a triumph for a foreign policy variously described as magnanimous or meddlesome . magnanimous or meddlesome Why is Sweden's foreign policy magnanimous and meddlesome? 33 36 -596 1 When a U . S . ambassador sat down with a PLO delegation for the first official meeting in 13 years , Sweden scored a triumph for a foreign policy variously described as magnanimous or meddlesome . magnanimous or meddlesome . Why was the foreign policy at the time seen so badly? 33 37 -596 1 When a U . S . ambassador sat down with a PLO delegation for the first official meeting in 13 years , Sweden scored a triumph for a foreign policy variously described as magnanimous or meddlesome . first Why was it the first official meeting the US and the PLO in 13 years? 15 16 -596 2 For a small country , Sweden is engaged in other people ' s troubles to a surprising degree . people ' s troubles whos troubles? 10 14 -596 2 For a small country , Sweden is engaged in other people ' s troubles to a surprising degree . surprising degree What degree are they involved? 16 18 -596 2 For a small country , Sweden is engaged in other people ' s troubles to a surprising degree . engaged in other people ' s troubles How is Sweden engaged in other people's troubles? 7 14 -596 2 For a small country , Sweden is engaged in other people ' s troubles to a surprising degree . Sweden is engaged in other people ' s troubles Why does Sweden have such a large part to play? 5 14 -596 2 For a small country , Sweden is engaged in other people ' s troubles to a surprising degree . surprising Why is it considered surprising for a small country to be engaged in international affairs? 16 17 -596 3 " Some people call it international meddling or giving unsolicited advice , " said Pierre Schori , the Cabinet secretary who is the Foreign Ministry ' s No . giving unsolicited advice , " Why does the country give so much advice to others? 8 13 -596 3 " Some people call it international meddling or giving unsolicited advice , " said Pierre Schori , the Cabinet secretary who is the Foreign Ministry ' s No . people How are these people related to Sweden or the countries they are advising? 2 3 -596 4 2 official . But Sweden sees its foreign diplomacy as central to its own well - being . sees its foreign diplomacy why do they see it that way? 5 9 -596 4 2 official . But Sweden sees its foreign diplomacy as central to its own well - being . central to its own well - being Why does Sweden see their foreign policy as so integral? 10 17 -596 4 2 official . But Sweden sees its foreign diplomacy as central to its own well - being . well - being How is Sweden defining its well-being in this context? 14 17 -596 5 " Our security has not only to do with our borders . has not only to do with our borders What else does the security have to do with? 3 11 -596 5 " Our security has not only to do with our borders . security How highly does the average Swede prioritize national security? 2 3 -597 1 Libya has secretly started producing limited quantities of chemical weapons at a plant near Tripoli and has conducted trial runs of its production equipment , U . S . officials said Tuesday . chemical weapons Why has Libya started producing chemical weapons? 8 10 -597 1 Libya has secretly started producing limited quantities of chemical weapons at a plant near Tripoli and has conducted trial runs of its production equipment , U . S . officials said Tuesday . chemical weapons What chemical weapons has Libya been producing? 8 10 -597 1 Libya has secretly started producing limited quantities of chemical weapons at a plant near Tripoli and has conducted trial runs of its production equipment , U . S . officials said Tuesday . Libya has secretly started What steps are we taking, if any to stop this? 0 4 -597 2 Libya claims the facility manufactures pharmaceuticals , not chemical weapons . claims are they lying? 1 2 -597 2 Libya claims the facility manufactures pharmaceuticals , not chemical weapons . chemical weapons How do we know Libya is really producing chemical weapons here? 8 10 -597 2 Libya claims the facility manufactures pharmaceuticals , not chemical weapons . pharmaceuticals , not chemical weapons How do we know they're lying? 5 10 -597 3 Until now , U . S . officials said Libya was on the verge of producing lethal gases but had not actually begun doing so . had not actually so which one is it? 19 22 -597 3 Until now , U . S . officials said Libya was on the verge of producing lethal gases but had not actually begun doing so . U . S . officials Which U.S. officials said this? 3 8 -597 4 " They have conducted test runs and have some limited production , " said one official , who spoke on condition of anonymity . who spoke on condition of anonymity why did he want to be anonymous? 17 23 -597 4 " They have conducted test runs and have some limited production , " said one official , who spoke on condition of anonymity . conducted test runs How does the official know Libya has conducted test runs? 3 6 -597 4 " They have conducted test runs and have some limited production , " said one official , who spoke on condition of anonymity . limited production , " How does the official know Libya has limited production of chemical weapons? 9 13 -597 4 " They have conducted test runs and have some limited production , " said one official , who spoke on condition of anonymity . conducted test runs How do the officials know they've been conducting test runs? 3 6 -597 4 " They have conducted test runs and have some limited production , " said one official , who spoke on condition of anonymity . " They Who is they? 0 2 -597 5 A similar indication was given by State Department spokesman Charles Redman , who said that if foreign companies withheld further technical help from the Libyan chemical weapons facility , " Libya would find it difficult to begin full production , and would not be able to sustain limited CW production . " foreign companies Were foreign companies providing technical help to Libya to begin with, if so, why? 16 18 -598 1 Cuban President Fidel Castro has pledged the U . S . Catholic Conference he will free the remaining 225 prisoners the Havana government has recognized as political , the Washington Post said in its Wednesday editions . 225 prisoners the why do they have so many? 18 21 -598 1 Cuban President Fidel Castro has pledged the U . S . Catholic Conference he will free the remaining 225 prisoners the Havana government has recognized as political , the Washington Post said in its Wednesday editions . free the remaining 225 prisoners Why were they imprisoned? 15 20 -598 1 Cuban President Fidel Castro has pledged the U . S . Catholic Conference he will free the remaining 225 prisoners the Havana government has recognized as political , the Washington Post said in its Wednesday editions . 225 prisoners Who are the 225 political prisoners? 18 20 -598 2 The group of prisoners include 44 the Cuban government has previously described as too dangerous to release from jail , the paper said , citing an unidentified senior Cuban official and western diplomats . too dangerous why are they so dangerous? 13 15 -598 2 The group of prisoners include 44 the Cuban government has previously described as too dangerous to release from jail , the paper said , citing an unidentified senior Cuban official and western diplomats . western diplomats Who are the diplomats? 31 33 -598 2 The group of prisoners include 44 the Cuban government has previously described as too dangerous to release from jail , the paper said , citing an unidentified senior Cuban official and western diplomats . too dangerous to release from jail , Why are they recognized in this way? 13 20 -598 2 The group of prisoners include 44 the Cuban government has previously described as too dangerous to release from jail , the paper said , citing an unidentified senior Cuban official and western diplomats . unidentified senior Cuban official Why is a US group advocating for non-citizens to be released from custody? 26 30 -598 2 The group of prisoners include 44 the Cuban government has previously described as too dangerous to release from jail , the paper said , citing an unidentified senior Cuban official and western diplomats . dangerous Why are the prisoners dangerous? 14 15 -598 3 The Catholic conference has been pressing since 1985 for the prisoners ' release , the diplomats were quoted as saying . pressing since 1985 for the prisoners ' release , Why is the Conference pressing for the prisoners' release? 5 14 -598 4 Of the 476 prisoners on the government ' s roster of those who have faced political charges , about 225 remain in jail . political charges , What types of charges were they facing? 15 18 -598 4 Of the 476 prisoners on the government ' s roster of those who have faced political charges , about 225 remain in jail . political charges , What are some of the political charges? 15 18 -598 5 Some 250 were released during 1988 . 250 were released during 1988 why during that year? 1 6 -598 5 Some 250 were released during 1988 . 250 were released Why 250 and who are they? 1 4 -599 1 The victims of Agent Orange finally will get their compensatory payments in 1989 , more than a decade after Vietnam veterans first sued the defoliant ' s makers and 16 years after the U . S . pullout from Indochina . Indochina where is indochina? 39 40 -599 1 The victims of Agent Orange finally will get their compensatory payments in 1989 , more than a decade after Vietnam veterans first sued the defoliant ' s makers and 16 years after the U . S . pullout from Indochina . decade Why did it take a decade to for the compensatory payments to be mandated? 17 18 -599 1 The victims of Agent Orange finally will get their compensatory payments in 1989 , more than a decade after Vietnam veterans first sued the defoliant ' s makers and 16 years after the U . S . pullout from Indochina . more than a decade after Why did it take so long? 14 19 -599 1 The victims of Agent Orange finally will get their compensatory payments in 1989 , more than a decade after Vietnam veterans first sued the defoliant ' s makers and 16 years after the U . S . pullout from Indochina . compensatory payments how much is the payment? 9 11 -599 2 The first payments are expected to go out in March or April . payments how much will they pay? 2 3 -599 2 The first payments are expected to go out in March or April . first How many payments will there be? 1 2 -599 3 More than 64 , 000 applications have been mailed to veterans or their families , and 2 , 000 to 3 , 000 additional veterans applied before the Jan . 1 deadline for cash benefits that will average about $ 5 , 700 . $ 5 , 700 How did they arrive at this average payment? 39 43 -599 3 More than 64 , 000 applications have been mailed to veterans or their families , and 2 , 000 to 3 , 000 additional veterans applied before the Jan . 1 deadline for cash benefits that will average about $ 5 , 700 . that will average about $ 5 , 700 Is that all they'll get for their pain and suffering? 35 43 -599 4 The money for veteran ' s payments comes from a $ 170 million fund , part of the settlement of a class - action lawsuit brought in 1978 . lawsuit Why was the lawsuit filed? 24 25 -599 4 The money for veteran ' s payments comes from a $ 170 million fund , part of the settlement of a class - action lawsuit brought in 1978 . class - action lawsuit brought in 1978 Why did it take 11 years for someone to make them pay? 21 28 -599 4 The money for veteran ' s payments comes from a $ 170 million fund , part of the settlement of a class - action lawsuit brought in 1978 . $ 170 how is this funded? by who? 10 12 -599 5 The total settlement was $ 180 million , but the fund has grown to $ 240 million with interest . $ 240 what was the interest rate? 14 16 -599 5 The total settlement was $ 180 million , but the fund has grown to $ 240 million with interest . fund Why hasn’t the fund been used? 10 11 -599 5 The total settlement was $ 180 million , but the fund has grown to $ 240 million with interest . total settlement was $ 180 million Why was it so low? So many families have suffered from exposure to Agent Orange, shouldn't the settlement have been higher? 1 7 -600 1 The Duke and Dutchess of York did not set a trend by naming their daughter Beatrice - at least not among parents who announced the birth of a child in the Times of London last year . set a trend why would it set a trend? 8 11 -600 1 The Duke and Dutchess of York did not set a trend by naming their daughter Beatrice - at least not among parents who announced the birth of a child in the Times of London last year . announced how many parents announced the birth of children 23 24 -600 1 The Duke and Dutchess of York did not set a trend by naming their daughter Beatrice - at least not among parents who announced the birth of a child in the Times of London last year . trend Why did naming their daughter Beatrice not start a trend? 10 11 -600 1 The Duke and Dutchess of York did not set a trend by naming their daughter Beatrice - at least not among parents who announced the birth of a child in the Times of London last year . naming their daughter Beatrice Why did they name her Beatrice? 12 16 -600 2 Alice and Charlotte were the most popular girls ' first names chosen by those parents , says Helen Beard , the paper ' s social editor . popular Why are Alice and Charlotte the most popular girl first names? 6 7 -600 2 Alice and Charlotte were the most popular girls ' first names chosen by those parents , says Helen Beard , the paper ' s social editor . most popular Are these popular in only London? 5 7 -600 3 " The royal birth on Aug . 8 seems to have had no effect on the commoners ' choice , at least among Times - reading parents , " she wrote on Monday . commoners ' choice , why no effect? 16 20 -600 3 " The royal birth on Aug . 8 seems to have had no effect on the commoners ' choice , at least among Times - reading parents , " she wrote on Monday . effect Why would the royal birth have any effect on commoners? 13 14 -600 3 " The royal birth on Aug . 8 seems to have had no effect on the commoners ' choice , at least among Times - reading parents , " she wrote on Monday . had no effect Why did it not have effect? 11 14 -600 4 Lists of most popular names have become a favorite feature in the paper at this time each year . each year which year was the article written? 16 18 -600 4 Lists of most popular names have become a favorite feature in the paper at this time each year . Lists of most popular names Where is the name database derived from? 0 5 -600 4 Lists of most popular names have become a favorite feature in the paper at this time each year . at this time each year Why at this time? 13 18 -600 5 One list - all - names - comprises the names that most often appear in cases where parents give their children two or more forenames . more Why do parents give their children more than two forenames? 23 24 -600 5 One list - all - names - comprises the names that most often appear in cases where parents give their children two or more forenames . two or more forenames Why are they given two or more forenames? 21 25 -601 1 The government says consumer prices rose 1 , 722 percent last year , the highest single - year mark in memory , and one economic forecasting firm predicts they will rise at more than three times that rate this year . one economic forecasting firm Who is the economic forecasting firm? 23 27 -601 1 The government says consumer prices rose 1 , 722 percent last year , the highest single - year mark in memory , and one economic forecasting firm predicts they will rise at more than three times that rate this year . rise at more than three times How will they raise? 30 36 -601 1 The government says consumer prices rose 1 , 722 percent last year , the highest single - year mark in memory , and one economic forecasting firm predicts they will rise at more than three times that rate this year . three times that rate this year Why are they expected to rise at this rate? 34 40 -601 1 The government says consumer prices rose 1 , 722 percent last year , the highest single - year mark in memory , and one economic forecasting firm predicts they will rise at more than three times that rate this year . consumer prices rose 1 , 722 percent last year , What accounts for this significant rise? 3 13 -601 1 The government says consumer prices rose 1 , 722 percent last year , the highest single - year mark in memory , and one economic forecasting firm predicts they will rise at more than three times that rate this year . firm What firm is that? 26 27 -601 1 The government says consumer prices rose 1 , 722 percent last year , the highest single - year mark in memory , and one economic forecasting firm predicts they will rise at more than three times that rate this year . rate What impact will this rise have? 37 38 -601 1 The government says consumer prices rose 1 , 722 percent last year , the highest single - year mark in memory , and one economic forecasting firm predicts they will rise at more than three times that rate this year . consumer prices Why did consumer prices rise 1722 percent? 3 5 -601 2 Economists say the rampant inflation is tied to a steep recession that weakened the economy following a growth rate of 8 . 5 percent in 1986 and of 6 . 7 percent in 1987 . rampant inflation are they researching it? 3 5 -601 2 Economists say the rampant inflation is tied to a steep recession that weakened the economy following a growth rate of 8 . 5 percent in 1986 and of 6 . 7 percent in 1987 . steep recession Why was there a recession? 9 11 -601 2 Economists say the rampant inflation is tied to a steep recession that weakened the economy following a growth rate of 8 . 5 percent in 1986 and of 6 . 7 percent in 1987 . 8 . 5 percent in 1986 and of 6 . 7 percent in 1987 What occurred in 1986 and 1987 to cause this? 20 34 -601 2 Economists say the rampant inflation is tied to a steep recession that weakened the economy following a growth rate of 8 . 5 percent in 1986 and of 6 . 7 percent in 1987 . recession What caused this recession? 10 11 -601 3 Economy Minister Carlos Rivas said last week that early estimates indicate the economy shrank 8 . 4 percent in 1988 . Minister Carlos Rivas how long has he had that job? 1 4 -601 3 Economy Minister Carlos Rivas said last week that early estimates indicate the economy shrank 8 . 4 percent in 1988 . the economy shrank 8 . 4 percent in 1988 What are some indicators that might have caused this? 11 20 -601 3 Economy Minister Carlos Rivas said last week that early estimates indicate the economy shrank 8 . 4 percent in 1988 . shrank What caused it to shrink this much? 13 14 -601 4 " We are now paying the price for two years of growth , " President Alan Garcia said recently . paying the price for two years of growth , " Why would they be paying the price for growth? 4 14 -601 4 " We are now paying the price for two years of growth , " President Alan Garcia said recently . " We are now paying the price What does \"the price\" look like, in terms of a dollar figure? 0 7 -601 5 The crisis has been marked by shortages of basic foods , such as milk , sugar and bread , and by increasing discontent among the 21 million Peruvians . discontent is there civil unrest? 22 23 -601 5 The crisis has been marked by shortages of basic foods , such as milk , sugar and bread , and by increasing discontent among the 21 million Peruvians . The crisis What caused the crisis? 0 2 -601 5 The crisis has been marked by shortages of basic foods , such as milk , sugar and bread , and by increasing discontent among the 21 million Peruvians . shortages of basic foods , Why are there shortages? 6 11 -601 5 The crisis has been marked by shortages of basic foods , such as milk , sugar and bread , and by increasing discontent among the 21 million Peruvians . shortages What is the connection between the recession and the shortages? Is there a break in the supply chain, or are people hoarding? 6 7 -601 5 The crisis has been marked by shortages of basic foods , such as milk , sugar and bread , and by increasing discontent among the 21 million Peruvians . shortages of basic foods , Why would the crisis cause shortages of basic foods? 6 11 -602 1 The Energy Department is proposing an $ 81 billion , 20 - year program to clean up and modernize the nation ' s troubled nuclear weapons production complex . production complex where is the complex? 26 28 -602 1 The Energy Department is proposing an $ 81 billion , 20 - year program to clean up and modernize the nation ' s troubled nuclear weapons production complex . clean up How are they cleaning it up? 15 17 -602 1 The Energy Department is proposing an $ 81 billion , 20 - year program to clean up and modernize the nation ' s troubled nuclear weapons production complex . Energy Department Which country id the Energy Department in? 1 3 -602 1 The Energy Department is proposing an $ 81 billion , 20 - year program to clean up and modernize the nation ' s troubled nuclear weapons production complex . nuclear how is this troubled? 24 25 -602 2 " The cost of modernization and environmental restoration will require a significant increase in funding for the next two decades , " said an Energy Department report for delivery to Congress . two decades , " why so long? 18 22 -602 2 " The cost of modernization and environmental restoration will require a significant increase in funding for the next two decades , " said an Energy Department report for delivery to Congress . an Energy Department report Who was the author of the report? 23 27 -602 2 " The cost of modernization and environmental restoration will require a significant increase in funding for the next two decades , " said an Energy Department report for delivery to Congress . funding who will be funding this? 14 15 -602 3 The $ 81 billion total includes $ 52 billion to modernize outdated facilities , some of which are more than 30 years old , while $ 29 billion would go toward efforts to deal with radioactive and chemical contamination at many sites throughout the weapons complex . radioactive and chemical contamination How did the facilities get radioactive and chemical contamination? 35 39 -602 3 The $ 81 billion total includes $ 52 billion to modernize outdated facilities , some of which are more than 30 years old , while $ 29 billion would go toward efforts to deal with radioactive and chemical contamination at many sites throughout the weapons complex . years are there any risks for it being so old? 21 22 -602 4 The long - range plan would involve building new facilities in South Carolina and Idaho as well as phasing out weapons production activities in Washington state , Colorado and Ohio . new facilities in South What kind of new facilities? 8 12 -602 4 The long - range plan would involve building new facilities in South Carolina and Idaho as well as phasing out weapons production activities in Washington state , Colorado and Ohio . phasing how would they phase this out? 18 19 -602 5 The Energy Department has refused to release any portions of the classified document , known as the " 2010 Report " because it looks ahead as far as the 2010 fiscal year . " 2010 Report " why is it known as that? 17 21 -603 1 1989 has begun for Soviets with Mikhail S . Gorbachev warning them not to expect " manna from heaven " and a multitude of signs - from barren shop shelves to astrology - heralding another hard year in the building of communism . " manna from heaven " what does that mean? 15 20 -603 1 1989 has begun for Soviets with Mikhail S . Gorbachev warning them not to expect " manna from heaven " and a multitude of signs - from barren shop shelves to astrology - heralding another hard year in the building of communism . " manna from heaven " What is manna from heaven? 15 20 -603 1 1989 has begun for Soviets with Mikhail S . Gorbachev warning them not to expect " manna from heaven " and a multitude of signs - from barren shop shelves to astrology - heralding another hard year in the building of communism . astrology Why is astrology being used as comparable to barren shops? 31 32 -603 2 Year IV of " perestroika , " Gorbachev ' s driv to refashion Soviet economy and society , will bring the first national multicandidate elections in decades , part of the his campaign for " democratization , " and continued streamlining in the economy . " perestroika , " what is perestroika? 3 7 -603 2 Year IV of " perestroika , " Gorbachev ' s driv to refashion Soviet economy and society , will bring the first national multicandidate elections in decades , part of the his campaign for " democratization , " and continued streamlining in the economy . " perestroika , " What is perestroika? 3 7 -603 2 Year IV of " perestroika , " Gorbachev ' s driv to refashion Soviet economy and society , will bring the first national multicandidate elections in decades , part of the his campaign for " democratization , " and continued streamlining in the economy . streamlining How does democratization relate to streamline the Soviet economy? 40 41 -603 4 On Sunday the Kremlin announced an export ban on goods ranging from caviar to children ' s shoes , an apparent attempt to hoard chronically scarce Soviet - made products for Soviet consumers . Kremlin who is he? 3 4 -603 4 On Sunday the Kremlin announced an export ban on goods ranging from caviar to children ' s shoes , an apparent attempt to hoard chronically scarce Soviet - made products for Soviet consumers . the Kremlin Who is the Kremlin? 2 4 -603 4 On Sunday the Kremlin announced an export ban on goods ranging from caviar to children ' s shoes , an apparent attempt to hoard chronically scarce Soviet - made products for Soviet consumers . export How does the export ban affect imported goods? 6 7 -604 1 The weather continues to be the biggest question mark for Agriculture Department economists trying to figure out where U . S . farm production may be headed in 1989 . The weather Why does the weather have this effect on farm production predictions? 0 2 -604 1 The weather continues to be the biggest question mark for Agriculture Department economists trying to figure out where U . S . farm production may be headed in 1989 . weather why is it a question? 1 2 -604 1 The weather continues to be the biggest question mark for Agriculture Department economists trying to figure out where U . S . farm production may be headed in 1989 . weather How does the weather affect farm production? 1 2 -604 1 The weather continues to be the biggest question mark for Agriculture Department economists trying to figure out where U . S . farm production may be headed in 1989 . weather How was the weather in 1989? 1 2 -604 1 The weather continues to be the biggest question mark for Agriculture Department economists trying to figure out where U . S . farm production may be headed in 1989 . biggest question mark why is it the biggest question mark 6 9 -604 2 For example , most analysts say the historical record shows little chance that the devastating drought of 1988 - which shriveled crop production by 30 percent - will repeat this year . the historical record How does the historical record disprove this? 6 9 -604 2 For example , most analysts say the historical record shows little chance that the devastating drought of 1988 - which shriveled crop production by 30 percent - will repeat this year . devastating drought Did the drought occur all over the United States? 14 16 -604 3 But the drought ' s effects are still apparent in much of the land , where subsoil moisture has yet to recover . subsoil moisture what is subsoil? 16 18 -604 3 But the drought ' s effects are still apparent in much of the land , where subsoil moisture has yet to recover . subsoil moisture How can subsoil moisture be measured and what does it tell you? 16 18 -604 3 But the drought ' s effects are still apparent in much of the land , where subsoil moisture has yet to recover . subsoil moisture How long does it take for subsoil moisture to recover after experiencing a drought? 16 18 -604 4 And even long - shot odds of the 1988 heat and drought repeating are causing USDA economists a few nightmares . a few nightmares . Why do they still have these fears if the historical record shows little chance of it repeating? 17 21 -604 4 And even long - shot odds of the 1988 heat and drought repeating are causing USDA economists a few nightmares . nightmares what kind of nightmares? 19 20 -604 4 And even long - shot odds of the 1988 heat and drought repeating are causing USDA economists a few nightmares . nightmares What concerns do the economists have if the drought and heat repeats? 19 20 -604 4 And even long - shot odds of the 1988 heat and drought repeating are causing USDA economists a few nightmares . drought repeating What is the percentage of the heat and drought repeating? 11 13 -604 5 The uncertainties are important as the economists look at all crop prospects , but they are particularly vital for feed grains and how this year ' s output might affect livestock producers . livestock producers How will the output changes effect livestock producers? 30 32 -604 5 The uncertainties are important as the economists look at all crop prospects , but they are particularly vital for feed grains and how this year ' s output might affect livestock producers . feed grains Why are crop prospects vital for feed grains? 19 21 -604 5 The uncertainties are important as the economists look at all crop prospects , but they are particularly vital for feed grains and how this year ' s output might affect livestock producers . feed grains Why are feed grains particularly affected? 19 21 -604 5 The uncertainties are important as the economists look at all crop prospects , but they are particularly vital for feed grains and how this year ' s output might affect livestock producers . livestock producers How do the crop prospects impact on livestock producers? 30 32 -604 5 The uncertainties are important as the economists look at all crop prospects , but they are particularly vital for feed grains and how this year ' s output might affect livestock producers . affect How might the output affect livestock producers? 29 30 -605 1 Handcuffed by public refusal to accept a speed limit on the autobahns , West German lawmakers have issued a compromise order to curb rising accident rates . accident rates What is the accident rate? 24 26 -605 2 It is now the law that drivers must be polite . must be polite what is the punishment if they aren't? 7 10 -605 2 It is now the law that drivers must be polite . drivers must be polite How can this be enforced? 6 10 -605 3 Aggression in the form of dangerously high speeds and daredevil maneuvers accounted for many of the 400 , 000 injury - causing accidents in West Germany in 1988 , according to police and automobile club statistics . 400 , 000 injury - causing are there fatalities too? 16 22 -605 3 Aggression in the form of dangerously high speeds and daredevil maneuvers accounted for many of the 400 , 000 injury - causing accidents in West Germany in 1988 , according to police and automobile club statistics . 400 , 000 injury - causing how many fatal injuries? 16 22 -605 4 The revised rules that took effect Sunday include a prohibition against blinking headlights to pressure slower drivers to move to the right , as well as a finder ' s - keeper ' s policy on parking spaces , which are at a premium in most cities . finder ' s - keeper ' s policy What is a \"finder's-keeper's policy\"? 27 35 -605 5 A nation renowned for its fast cars and frustrated drivers , West Germany has more traffic volume than any nation in Europe . West Germany what about east germanY? 11 13 -605 5 A nation renowned for its fast cars and frustrated drivers , West Germany has more traffic volume than any nation in Europe . traffic volume What is West Germany's traffic volume? 15 17 -606 1 Curbing future use of chemical weapons , not judging events in the past , is the purpose of a meeting of more than 140 countries beginning this weekend , Foreign Minister Roland Dumas said Wednesday . Roland Dumas what are his credentials? 31 33 -606 1 Curbing future use of chemical weapons , not judging events in the past , is the purpose of a meeting of more than 140 countries beginning this weekend , Foreign Minister Roland Dumas said Wednesday . Foreign Minister What country is Roland Dumas the Foreign Minister of? 29 31 -606 1 Curbing future use of chemical weapons , not judging events in the past , is the purpose of a meeting of more than 140 countries beginning this weekend , Foreign Minister Roland Dumas said Wednesday . 140 countries What countries are these? 23 25 -606 1 Curbing future use of chemical weapons , not judging events in the past , is the purpose of a meeting of more than 140 countries beginning this weekend , Foreign Minister Roland Dumas said Wednesday . judging Why are they avoiding judging events in the past? 8 9 -606 1 Curbing future use of chemical weapons , not judging events in the past , is the purpose of a meeting of more than 140 countries beginning this weekend , Foreign Minister Roland Dumas said Wednesday . purpose Why is curbing future chemical weapons the purpose of the meeting? 16 17 -606 2 But the United States is widely expected to make an issue of its allegations that Libya has built a large chemical weapons plant . built a large in what city? 17 20 -606 2 But the United States is widely expected to make an issue of its allegations that Libya has built a large chemical weapons plant . United States is widely expected to make an issue Why do people expect the US to make an issue? 2 11 -606 2 But the United States is widely expected to make an issue of its allegations that Libya has built a large chemical weapons plant . expected Why is the United States expected to make an issue of Libya's large chemical weapons plant? 6 7 -606 2 But the United States is widely expected to make an issue of its allegations that Libya has built a large chemical weapons plant . allegations How does the United States know Libya has built a large chemical weapons plant? 13 14 -606 3 The conference , opening Saturday , follows the downing of two Libyan jet fighters by U . S . Navy planes on Wednesday . downing Why did the U.S. Navy down two Libyan jet fighters? 8 9 -606 3 The conference , opening Saturday , follows the downing of two Libyan jet fighters by U . S . Navy planes on Wednesday . downing How were the Libyan jet fighters downed? 8 9 -606 3 The conference , opening Saturday , follows the downing of two Libyan jet fighters by U . S . Navy planes on Wednesday . two Why were two Libyan jet fighters downed? 10 11 -606 4 The conference also may become a forum for disputes between Iran and Iraq , following Iraq ' s use of chemical weapons in the eight - year Persian Gulf war . eight - year Persian was it really that long? 24 28 -606 4 The conference also may become a forum for disputes between Iran and Iraq , following Iraq ' s use of chemical weapons in the eight - year Persian Gulf war . Iraq ' s use of chemical weapons What chemical weapons did they use? 15 22 -606 4 The conference also may become a forum for disputes between Iran and Iraq , following Iraq ' s use of chemical weapons in the eight - year Persian Gulf war . disputes Why did Iraq use chemical weapons in the Persian Gulf war? 8 9 -606 4 The conference also may become a forum for disputes between Iran and Iraq , following Iraq ' s use of chemical weapons in the eight - year Persian Gulf war . use How did Iraq use chemical weapons during the Persian Gulf war? 18 19 -606 4 The conference also may become a forum for disputes between Iran and Iraq , following Iraq ' s use of chemical weapons in the eight - year Persian Gulf war . conference What conference are they talking about? 1 2 -606 5 Iraq said it used chemical weapons after Iran did , but Iran has denied using them . after How does Iraq know Iran used chemical weapons first? 6 7 -607 1 Cuban President Fidel Castro on Wednesday said the first of 3 , 000 Cuban troops in Angola will return home Tuesday , the official Prensa Latina news agency reported . will return Why are the Cuban troops returning to Cuba from Angola? 17 19 -607 1 Cuban President Fidel Castro on Wednesday said the first of 3 , 000 Cuban troops in Angola will return home Tuesday , the official Prensa Latina news agency reported . Angola what were they doing in angola? 16 17 -607 1 Cuban President Fidel Castro on Wednesday said the first of 3 , 000 Cuban troops in Angola will return home Tuesday , the official Prensa Latina news agency reported . in Angola Why were Cuban troops in Angloa? 15 17 -607 1 Cuban President Fidel Castro on Wednesday said the first of 3 , 000 Cuban troops in Angola will return home Tuesday , the official Prensa Latina news agency reported . Cuban troops How long have Cuban troops been in Angola? 13 15 -607 2 Castro also warned that a plan to cut the number of U . N . peacekeeping troops in neighboring Namibia would permit South Africa to install a puppet government in that country , also known as South - West Africa . puppet government What is a puppet government? 27 29 -607 2 Castro also warned that a plan to cut the number of U . N . peacekeeping troops in neighboring Namibia would permit South Africa to install a puppet government in that country , also known as South - West Africa . puppet government what is a puppet government? 27 29 -607 2 Castro also warned that a plan to cut the number of U . N . peacekeeping troops in neighboring Namibia would permit South Africa to install a puppet government in that country , also known as South - West Africa . U . N . peacekeeping troops How long have U.N. peacekeeping troops been in Namibia? 11 17 -607 3 " We will fulfill our obligations before the first of April , " Castro said in a dispatch monitored in Mexico City . April , " which year was it? 10 13 -607 3 " We will fulfill our obligations before the first of April , " Castro said in a dispatch monitored in Mexico City . our obligations What were the obligations Castro and Cuba had? 4 6 -607 4 He was referring to the deadline for the pullout of the first 3 , 000 Cuban troops from Angola under a U . S . - brokered peace accord . U . S . - brokered peace accord What were the specifics of the peace accord? 21 29 -607 4 He was referring to the deadline for the pullout of the first 3 , 000 Cuban troops from Angola under a U . S . - brokered peace accord . He Who is he? 0 1 -607 5 Angola , Cuba and South Africa signed a treaty Dec . 22 calling for the withdrawal of the 50 , 000 - strong Cuban force from Angola within 30 months , half of them by Nov . 1 . Angola Does Angola have it's own military force? 0 1 -608 1 Florence Ryder , chairman of the board of the Times Journal Co . which publishes the Army Times and other suburban Journal newspapers , died of a heart attack Wednesday at her home here . Wednesday in what year? 29 30 -608 1 Florence Ryder , chairman of the board of the Times Journal Co . which publishes the Army Times and other suburban Journal newspapers , died of a heart attack Wednesday at her home here . here Where is here? 33 34 -608 1 Florence Ryder , chairman of the board of the Times Journal Co . which publishes the Army Times and other suburban Journal newspapers , died of a heart attack Wednesday at her home here . died of a heart attack How old was Ryder? 24 29 -608 1 Florence Ryder , chairman of the board of the Times Journal Co . which publishes the Army Times and other suburban Journal newspapers , died of a heart attack Wednesday at her home here . chairman of the board How long was she chairman for? 3 7 -608 2 She was 88 . Mrs . Ryder was the widow of Melvin Ryder , who in 1940 founded the Army Times , and she had been in the management of the company from its inception . management What was her role in the company? 28 29 -608 2 She was 88 . Mrs . Ryder was the widow of Melvin Ryder , who in 1940 founded the Army Times , and she had been in the management of the company from its inception . Army Times , What type of publication is the Army Times? 19 22 -608 3 She had been chairman of the board since he died in 1979 . She had what year is it now? 0 2 -608 3 She had been chairman of the board since he died in 1979 . board How did the board handle this news? 6 7 -608 3 She had been chairman of the board since he died in 1979 . he died in 1979 How did he die? 8 12 -608 4 The company , which became the Times Journal Co . in 1984 , now includes five suburban daily newspapers in the Washington area : the Montgomery , Prince George ' s , Fairfax , Arlington and Alexandria Journals , with a combined circulation of 150 , 000 . 150 , 000 Is the combined circulation of 150,000 in print or online subscriptions? 44 47 -608 4 The company , which became the Times Journal Co . in 1984 , now includes five suburban daily newspapers in the Washington area : the Montgomery , Prince George ' s , Fairfax , Arlington and Alexandria Journals , with a combined circulation of 150 , 000 . Times Journal Co Why did it become Times Journal Co? 6 9 -608 5 It also includes The Prince William Journal , a weekly with a circulation of 26 , 000 , and six semi - weekly newspapers in the suburban San Diego area . suburban where is that? 26 27 -608 5 It also includes The Prince William Journal , a weekly with a circulation of 26 , 000 , and six semi - weekly newspapers in the suburban San Diego area . area Is this only published in the San Diego area? 29 30 -608 5 It also includes The Prince William Journal , a weekly with a circulation of 26 , 000 , and six semi - weekly newspapers in the suburban San Diego area . The Prince William Journal , What type of publication is the Print William Journal? What does it focus on? 3 8 -609 1 U . S . Navy jet fighters shot down two Libyan MiG - 23 jets Wednesday after the Americans were approached at high speed in what Defense Secretary Frank C . Carlucci called " a hostile manner " in international airspace over the Mediterranean Sea . hostile manner " was it a mistake? 35 38 -609 1 U . S . Navy jet fighters shot down two Libyan MiG - 23 jets Wednesday after the Americans were approached at high speed in what Defense Secretary Frank C . Carlucci called " a hostile manner " in international airspace over the Mediterranean Sea . approached at high speed Why were they approached at high speed? 20 24 -609 1 U . S . Navy jet fighters shot down two Libyan MiG - 23 jets Wednesday after the Americans were approached at high speed in what Defense Secretary Frank C . Carlucci called " a hostile manner " in international airspace over the Mediterranean Sea . " a hostile manner " Why were they approached in a hostile manner? 33 38 -609 1 U . S . Navy jet fighters shot down two Libyan MiG - 23 jets Wednesday after the Americans were approached at high speed in what Defense Secretary Frank C . Carlucci called " a hostile manner " in international airspace over the Mediterranean Sea . Libyan What were they doing that? 10 11 -609 2 Carlucci said the two American F - 14 Tomcat jets acted solely in self - defense . self - defense did anyone die? 13 16 -609 2 Carlucci said the two American F - 14 Tomcat jets acted solely in self - defense . self - defense Why did only two American F-14s act solely? 13 16 -609 2 Carlucci said the two American F - 14 Tomcat jets acted solely in self - defense . self - defense Were they shot at and had to defend themselves or just nervous at responded? 13 16 -609 3 Based on preliminary reports , the Soviet - built Libyan jets activated their weapon - targeting radar before the U . S . jets opened fire with their air - to - air missiles , he said . activated their weapon - targeting radar before How do we know or how can we tell that they activated their weapons first? 11 18 -609 3 Based on preliminary reports , the Soviet - built Libyan jets activated their weapon - targeting radar before the U . S . jets opened fire with their air - to - air missiles , he said . activated How can they prove that? 11 12 -609 4 Carlucci denied that the jets , assigned to the aircraft carrier USS John F . Kennedy , were airborne to participate in a military strike on a disputed chemical weapons production plant inside Libya . weapons production plant what weapons are they making? 29 32 -609 4 Carlucci denied that the jets , assigned to the aircraft carrier USS John F . Kennedy , were airborne to participate in a military strike on a disputed chemical weapons production plant inside Libya . Carlucci denied that the jets , Why did Carlucci deny? 0 6 -609 4 Carlucci denied that the jets , assigned to the aircraft carrier USS John F . Kennedy , were airborne to participate in a military strike on a disputed chemical weapons production plant inside Libya . participate in a military strike What were the US jets doing airborne if they weren't participating in a military strike? 20 25 -609 5 President Reagan now oppposes a U . S . military strike against the plant because it would cause an international furor that might harm other U . S . interests , the Washington Post reported in Thursday ' s editions . international furor Why would a U.S. military strike against the plant cause an international furor? 19 21 -609 5 President Reagan now oppposes a U . S . military strike against the plant because it would cause an international furor that might harm other U . S . interests , the Washington Post reported in Thursday ' s editions . now oppposes Did the president not oppose a U.S. military strike before the jets were shot down? 2 4 -610 1 Two masked men claiming to be Red Brigades terrorists shot and wounded the assistant director of a prison after trying to seize him , authorities said . Red Who are the Red Brigades? 6 7 -610 1 Two masked men claiming to be Red Brigades terrorists shot and wounded the assistant director of a prison after trying to seize him , authorities said . director Why was the assistant director targeted? 14 15 -610 1 Two masked men claiming to be Red Brigades terrorists shot and wounded the assistant director of a prison after trying to seize him , authorities said . masked Why were the men wearing masks? 1 2 -610 1 Two masked men claiming to be Red Brigades terrorists shot and wounded the assistant director of a prison after trying to seize him , authorities said . shot why did the terrorists shoot and wound the assistant director of a prison? 9 10 -610 1 Two masked men claiming to be Red Brigades terrorists shot and wounded the assistant director of a prison after trying to seize him , authorities said . seize Why did the terrorists try to seize the director of a prison? 21 22 -610 1 Two masked men claiming to be Red Brigades terrorists shot and wounded the assistant director of a prison after trying to seize him , authorities said . seize Why were the Red Brigades terrorists trying to seize the assistant prison director? 21 22 -610 2 Egidio de Luca was returning to his home near Tivoli , about 30 miles northeast of Rome , on Tuesday night the two men blocked his path , police said . Egidio de Luca who is he? 0 3 -610 2 Egidio de Luca was returning to his home near Tivoli , about 30 miles northeast of Rome , on Tuesday night the two men blocked his path , police said . Tivoli , Where is Tivoli? 9 11 -610 2 Egidio de Luca was returning to his home near Tivoli , about 30 miles northeast of Rome , on Tuesday night the two men blocked his path , police said . blocked How did the two men block his path? 24 25 -610 3 The assailants , armed with pistols , identified themselves as members of the " New Red Brigades of the Fighting Communist Party " and tried to grab de Luca , they said . Fighting Communist Party " is that a real group? 19 23 -610 3 The assailants , armed with pistols , identified themselves as members of the " New Red Brigades of the Fighting Communist Party " and tried to grab de Luca , they said . Luca , What does he have to do with the communist party? 28 30 -610 3 The assailants , armed with pistols , identified themselves as members of the " New Red Brigades of the Fighting Communist Party " and tried to grab de Luca , they said . identified How did the assailants identified themselves as members of the New Red Brigades of the Fighting Communist Party? 7 8 -610 3 The assailants , armed with pistols , identified themselves as members of the " New Red Brigades of the Fighting Communist Party " and tried to grab de Luca , they said . grab How did they try to grab de Luca? 26 27 -610 3 The assailants , armed with pistols , identified themselves as members of the " New Red Brigades of the Fighting Communist Party " and tried to grab de Luca , they said . identified Why did the assailants identify themselves so explicitly and specifically? 7 8 -610 4 When he reached for his gun , the men shot him in the thigh , police said . thigh , did they only want to injure him? 13 15 -610 4 When he reached for his gun , the men shot him in the thigh , police said . thigh , Why was he being targeted? 13 15 -610 4 When he reached for his gun , the men shot him in the thigh , police said . thigh , Why did he shoot him in the thigh? 13 15 -610 5 A bodyguard following de Luca then started shooting at the assailants , who fled to a nearby car and escaped . car What was the car? 17 18 -610 5 A bodyguard following de Luca then started shooting at the assailants , who fled to a nearby car and escaped . fled How were they able to flee when the bodyguard was shooting at them? 13 14 -610 5 A bodyguard following de Luca then started shooting at the assailants , who fled to a nearby car and escaped . escaped How were they able to escape with a car? 19 20 -610 5 A bodyguard following de Luca then started shooting at the assailants , who fled to a nearby car and escaped . bodyguard Why didn’t the bodyguard intercede sooner? 1 2 -611 1 Director Steven Spielberg , a long - time lover of animated cartoons , is joining forces with Warner Bros . for a new television version of Warner ' s famous " Merrie Melodies , " to be called " Tiny Tunes . " lover of animated cartoons , What cartoons are his favourites? 8 13 -611 1 Director Steven Spielberg , a long - time lover of animated cartoons , is joining forces with Warner Bros . for a new television version of Warner ' s famous " Merrie Melodies , " to be called " Tiny Tunes . " " Tiny Tunes Why are they changing the name to \"Tiny Tunes\"? 38 41 -611 1 Director Steven Spielberg , a long - time lover of animated cartoons , is joining forces with Warner Bros . for a new television version of Warner ' s famous " Merrie Melodies , " to be called " Tiny Tunes . " cartoons , Which cartoons does he love? 11 13 -611 2 " These will be offspring of the famous Warner Bros . cartoons , such as Bugs Bunny , Porky Pig and Sylvester the Cat , " Spielberg said at a news conference Wednesday . offspring who will they be? 4 5 -611 2 " These will be offspring of the famous Warner Bros . cartoons , such as Bugs Bunny , Porky Pig and Sylvester the Cat , " Spielberg said at a news conference Wednesday . news conference Where was the news conference? 30 32 -611 3 " But I don ' t know if they will be actually sons and daughters . actually sons and daughters could they be cousins? 11 15 -611 3 " But I don ' t know if they will be actually sons and daughters . sons and daughters What kind of offpsring would it be then? 12 15 -611 3 " But I don ' t know if they will be actually sons and daughters . sons and daughters Who would they be sons and daughters of? 12 15 -611 5 " " Tiny Tunes " will be produced jointly by Spielberg and Warner Bros . and will be distributed for syndicated television by Lorimar Telepictures Corp . for the fall season of 1990 . " Tiny Tunes " are they all baby characters? 1 5 -612 1 Eastern Europeans searching each other ' s stores for bargains in Soviet caviar , Czech auto parts and Bulgarian sportswear have set off an unprecedented " customs war " in the communist bloc . Eastern Europeans all of them? 0 2 -612 1 Eastern Europeans searching each other ' s stores for bargains in Soviet caviar , Czech auto parts and Bulgarian sportswear have set off an unprecedented " customs war " in the communist bloc . unprecedented " customs war " Why has it never happened before? 24 29 -612 1 Eastern Europeans searching each other ' s stores for bargains in Soviet caviar , Czech auto parts and Bulgarian sportswear have set off an unprecedented " customs war " in the communist bloc . " customs war " What is a customs war? 25 29 -612 1 Eastern Europeans searching each other ' s stores for bargains in Soviet caviar , Czech auto parts and Bulgarian sportswear have set off an unprecedented " customs war " in the communist bloc . Czech auto parts Why this product specifically? 14 17 -612 1 Eastern Europeans searching each other ' s stores for bargains in Soviet caviar , Czech auto parts and Bulgarian sportswear have set off an unprecedented " customs war " in the communist bloc . Bulgarian sportswear How does this product correlate with auto parts? 18 20 -612 2 The new Soviet freedom to travel and relaxations on travel throughout much of Eastern Europe lie behind the East ' s trade skirmishes and new trends in bargain hunting both east and west . bargain hunting what do they buy? 27 29 -612 2 The new Soviet freedom to travel and relaxations on travel throughout much of Eastern Europe lie behind the East ' s trade skirmishes and new trends in bargain hunting both east and west . relaxations on travel What are they allowed and not allowed to do travel wise? 7 10 -612 2 The new Soviet freedom to travel and relaxations on travel throughout much of Eastern Europe lie behind the East ' s trade skirmishes and new trends in bargain hunting both east and west . trade skirmishes Who were the East's trade skirmishes with? 21 23 -612 3 The first salvo was fired by Czechoslovakia , which on Nov . 15 gave its Warsaw Pact allies only 24 hours notice that it was banning the export of 80 consumer items , including toilet paper , children ' s clothes , cars and car parts , bananas and chocolate . salvo what is a salvo? 2 3 -612 3 The first salvo was fired by Czechoslovakia , which on Nov . 15 gave its Warsaw Pact allies only 24 hours notice that it was banning the export of 80 consumer items , including toilet paper , children ' s clothes , cars and car parts , bananas and chocolate . banning the export of 80 consumer items , Why did they ban exports of these? 25 33 -612 3 The first salvo was fired by Czechoslovakia , which on Nov . 15 gave its Warsaw Pact allies only 24 hours notice that it was banning the export of 80 consumer items , including toilet paper , children ' s clothes , cars and car parts , bananas and chocolate . Warsaw Pact What is the Warsaw Pact? 15 17 -612 3 The first salvo was fired by Czechoslovakia , which on Nov . 15 gave its Warsaw Pact allies only 24 hours notice that it was banning the export of 80 consumer items , including toilet paper , children ' s clothes , cars and car parts , bananas and chocolate . 80 consumer items , Why were these items specifically targeted in the export ban? 29 33 -612 3 The first salvo was fired by Czechoslovakia , which on Nov . 15 gave its Warsaw Pact allies only 24 hours notice that it was banning the export of 80 consumer items , including toilet paper , children ' s clothes , cars and car parts , bananas and chocolate . banning Why did Czechoslovakia ban the export of these consumer goods? 25 26 -612 4 Czechoslovak officials explained the sudden action with the need to protect their own consumers , who are used to a relatively cozy standard of living that the Prague government is finding harder to maintain as the economy stagnates . as the economy stagnates Why is the economy stagnating? 34 38 -612 4 Czechoslovak officials explained the sudden action with the need to protect their own consumers , who are used to a relatively cozy standard of living that the Prague government is finding harder to maintain as the economy stagnates . stagnates Why is the Czech economy stagnating? 37 38 -612 5 East Germany , whose 17 million citizens frequently journey to Czechoslovakia as the only nation they can visit without a visa , swiftly fired back a reply . back a reply what was the reply? 24 27 -612 5 East Germany , whose 17 million citizens frequently journey to Czechoslovakia as the only nation they can visit without a visa , swiftly fired back a reply . as the only nation they can visit Why is Czechoslovakia the only nation East Germany can visit? 11 18 -612 5 East Germany , whose 17 million citizens frequently journey to Czechoslovakia as the only nation they can visit without a visa , swiftly fired back a reply . Czechoslovakia Why is Czechoslovakia the only nation East Germans can visit without a visa? 10 11 -613 1 The head of the Food and Drug Administration says the number of applications for new drug approvals is doubling every year , a pace that threatens to choke the agency ' s ability to pass judgment on them . The head of the Food and Drug Administration Who is the head of the food and drug administration? 0 8 -613 1 The head of the Food and Drug Administration says the number of applications for new drug approvals is doubling every year , a pace that threatens to choke the agency ' s ability to pass judgment on them . doubling every year , Why is the number of applications for new drug approvals doubling every year? 18 22 -613 1 The head of the Food and Drug Administration says the number of applications for new drug approvals is doubling every year , a pace that threatens to choke the agency ' s ability to pass judgment on them . ability to pass judgment on them Why aren't they able to get a budget increase to hire more staff to help? 32 38 -613 2 " We cannot do this with smoke and mirrors , " FDA Commissioner Frank E . Young on Wednesday told a panel of researchers looking for ways to speed approval of drugs for treating cancer and AIDS . speed approval How is this slow approval process affecting people's lives? 28 30 -613 3 Young said the FDA is receiving an average of 10 applications each month requesting permission to begin clinical trials for a new drug , the first step in getting the drug approved for prescription use by the public . 10 applications each month Why does it take so long to approve an application? 9 13 -613 4 The monthly total has doubled every year since 1984 , he said . doubled every year how are they able to double it? 4 7 -613 4 The monthly total has doubled every year since 1984 , he said . doubled Why has it doubled each year? 4 5 -613 5 Unless the agency gets more staff , " the whole ship is going to sink , " Young said after his presentation . going to sink , " how soon will it sink? 12 17 -613 5 Unless the agency gets more staff , " the whole ship is going to sink , " Young said after his presentation . Unless the agency gets more staff , What is the hold up with getting more staff? 0 7 -613 5 Unless the agency gets more staff , " the whole ship is going to sink , " Young said after his presentation . " the whole ship is going to sink , " What are the implications of \"the whole ship\" sinking? 7 17 -614 1 The Congressional Budget Office says slashing next year ' s federal deficit is going to be a more formidable job than Reagan administration officials and aides to President - elect Bush realize . formidable job Why is slashing the federal deficit a formidable job? 18 20 -614 1 The Congressional Budget Office says slashing next year ' s federal deficit is going to be a more formidable job than Reagan administration officials and aides to President - elect Bush realize . slashing Why is the Congressional Budget Office slashing next year's federal deficit? 5 6 -614 1 The Congressional Budget Office says slashing next year ' s federal deficit is going to be a more formidable job than Reagan administration officials and aides to President - elect Bush realize . formidable How is it going to be more formidable? 18 19 -614 1 The Congressional Budget Office says slashing next year ' s federal deficit is going to be a more formidable job than Reagan administration officials and aides to President - elect Bush realize . realize Why do they not realize how formidable it is? 31 32 -614 2 The budget office , in a report released Wednesday , said the fiscal 1990 deficit will be $ 141 billion unless new taxes or spending cuts are instituted . Wednesday , of which year? 8 10 -614 2 The budget office , in a report released Wednesday , said the fiscal 1990 deficit will be $ 141 billion unless new taxes or spending cuts are instituted . deficit Why will the deficit be $141 billion? 14 15 -614 2 The budget office , in a report released Wednesday , said the fiscal 1990 deficit will be $ 141 billion unless new taxes or spending cuts are instituted . spending How does spending affect the deficit? 24 25 -614 2 The budget office , in a report released Wednesday , said the fiscal 1990 deficit will be $ 141 billion unless new taxes or spending cuts are instituted . instituted How are the cuts going to be instituted? 27 28 -614 3 The Reagan administration has estimated next year ' s red ink at a more manageable $ 127 billion . red Why is the ink red? 9 10 -614 3 The Reagan administration has estimated next year ' s red ink at a more manageable $ 127 billion . manageable Why will next year's red ink be more manageable? 14 15 -614 3 The Reagan administration has estimated next year ' s red ink at a more manageable $ 127 billion . estimated How was the estimation concluded? 4 5 -614 4 The numbers presented by the non - partisan congressional agency , if accurate , would make it even more difficult for Bush and Congress to meet the Gramm - Rudman balanced budget law ' s 1990 deficit target of $ 100 billion . non - partisan congressional agency , what does nonpartisan mean? 5 11 -614 4 The numbers presented by the non - partisan congressional agency , if accurate , would make it even more difficult for Bush and Congress to meet the Gramm - Rudman balanced budget law ' s 1990 deficit target of $ 100 billion . accurate , How will they know if it is accurate? 12 14 -614 4 The numbers presented by the non - partisan congressional agency , if accurate , would make it even more difficult for Bush and Congress to meet the Gramm - Rudman balanced budget law ' s 1990 deficit target of $ 100 billion . difficult Why will it be more difficult for Bush and Congress to meet the $100 billion deficit target? 19 20 -614 5 Under that law , if the government fails to come within $ 10 billion of the deficit target , spending cuts are automatically triggered in a range of domestic and defense programs until the goal is achieved . domestic Which domestic programs would be affected by automatic spending cuts? 28 29 -614 5 Under that law , if the government fails to come within $ 10 billion of the deficit target , spending cuts are automatically triggered in a range of domestic and defense programs until the goal is achieved . domestic and defense programs is it a good idea to do that? 28 32 -614 5 Under that law , if the government fails to come within $ 10 billion of the deficit target , spending cuts are automatically triggered in a range of domestic and defense programs until the goal is achieved . fails Why is the government failing to come within $10 billion of its deficit target? 7 8 -614 5 Under that law , if the government fails to come within $ 10 billion of the deficit target , spending cuts are automatically triggered in a range of domestic and defense programs until the goal is achieved . cuts How do the cuts affect the programs? 20 21 -614 5 Under that law , if the government fails to come within $ 10 billion of the deficit target , spending cuts are automatically triggered in a range of domestic and defense programs until the goal is achieved . goal Why is reaching the goal necessary? 34 35 -614 5 Under that law , if the government fails to come within $ 10 billion of the deficit target , spending cuts are automatically triggered in a range of domestic and defense programs until the goal is achieved . range of domestic and defense programs What kind of domestic and defense programs? 26 32 -615 1 The family of a Belfast man held hostage in Beirut marked his 1 , 000th day in captivity with a vigil outside city hall . Beirut Where is Beirut? 9 10 -615 1 The family of a Belfast man held hostage in Beirut marked his 1 , 000th day in captivity with a vigil outside city hall . Belfast Where is Belfast? 4 5 -615 1 The family of a Belfast man held hostage in Beirut marked his 1 , 000th day in captivity with a vigil outside city hall . city hall Which city's city hall? 22 24 -615 1 The family of a Belfast man held hostage in Beirut marked his 1 , 000th day in captivity with a vigil outside city hall . hostage Why is the Belfast man being held hostage in Beirut? 7 8 -615 1 The family of a Belfast man held hostage in Beirut marked his 1 , 000th day in captivity with a vigil outside city hall . in captivity Why is he in captivity? 16 18 -615 1 The family of a Belfast man held hostage in Beirut marked his 1 , 000th day in captivity with a vigil outside city hall . hostage how was he captured? 7 8 -615 2 Brian Keenan , a teacher with dual British and Irish nationality , was kidnapped April 11 , 1986 on his way to the American University in Beirut , where he had just begun to work . Brian Keenan , what does he do for work? 0 3 -615 2 Brian Keenan , a teacher with dual British and Irish nationality , was kidnapped April 11 , 1986 on his way to the American University in Beirut , where he had just begun to work . kidnapped How was Brian Keenan kidnapped? 13 14 -615 2 Brian Keenan , a teacher with dual British and Irish nationality , was kidnapped April 11 , 1986 on his way to the American University in Beirut , where he had just begun to work . where he had just begun to work Why did he choose to work in such a dangerous area? 28 35 -615 2 Brian Keenan , a teacher with dual British and Irish nationality , was kidnapped April 11 , 1986 on his way to the American University in Beirut , where he had just begun to work . he had just begun to work . why would he take a job in Beirut? 29 36 -615 3 " If we forget , the world forgets , " said his sister , Brenda Gillham , who stood outside the city hall with three other family members during Wednesday ' s vigil . we forget , how would she forget? 2 5 -615 3 " If we forget , the world forgets , " said his sister , Brenda Gillham , who stood outside the city hall with three other family members during Wednesday ' s vigil . three other family members Which other family memebers? 24 28 -615 3 " If we forget , the world forgets , " said his sister , Brenda Gillham , who stood outside the city hall with three other family members during Wednesday ' s vigil . three other family members were his parents there? is he still alive? 24 28 -615 4 " We must keep the fight going . " She said the vigil was both for the family members and to " ask governments : How many more days can a normal human being take ? being take until what? 33 34 -615 4 " We must keep the fight going . " She said the vigil was both for the family members and to " ask governments : How many more days can a normal human being take ? " ask governments : What steps have governments taken to help? 21 25 -615 4 " We must keep the fight going . " She said the vigil was both for the family members and to " ask governments : How many more days can a normal human being take ? How many more days can a normal human being take ? What was this poor guy snatched for and what kind of conditions is he living under? 25 36 -615 5 Maybe the governments will start to think about it . " will start to think about it . " What steps have governments taken to help? 3 11 -615 5 Maybe the governments will start to think about it . " start to think about it . " Does this mean that nothing has been done to try to bring this poor guy home? 4 11 -616 1 A former janitor serving a 35 - year prison term for a murder that authorities now believe was committed by the so - called " Southside Strangler " was granted executive clemency Wednesday . so - called " Southside Strangler " Does that mean that it was not the janitor then? 21 28 -616 1 A former janitor serving a 35 - year prison term for a murder that authorities now believe was committed by the so - called " Southside Strangler " was granted executive clemency Wednesday . executive clemency What does executive clemency mean? 30 32 -616 1 A former janitor serving a 35 - year prison term for a murder that authorities now believe was committed by the so - called " Southside Strangler " was granted executive clemency Wednesday . 35 - year prison term for a murder Who did he murder? 5 13 -616 2 David Vasquez ' pardon was based in part on the recommendation of Arlington County Commonwealth ' s Attorney Helen Fahey , said Gov . based in part What was the other part of the pardon based on? 5 8 -616 2 David Vasquez ' pardon was based in part on the recommendation of Arlington County Commonwealth ' s Attorney Helen Fahey , said Gov . Gov which governor? 22 23 -616 2 David Vasquez ' pardon was based in part on the recommendation of Arlington County Commonwealth ' s Attorney Helen Fahey , said Gov . Arlington County Commonwealth ' s Why did they recommend he be pardoned? 12 17 -616 3 Gerald L . Baliles . Vasquez , 42 , pleaded guilty in 1985 to second - degree murder in the death of Washington lawyer Carolyn Jean Hamm of Arlington . Gerald L . Baliles . Vasquez , Who is Gerald L. Baliles, is he the 'Southside Strangler'? 0 7 -616 3 Gerald L . Baliles . Vasquez , 42 , pleaded guilty in 1985 to second - degree murder in the death of Washington lawyer Carolyn Jean Hamm of Arlington . 1985 which year is it now? 12 13 -616 4 Vasquez at first confessed to the killing , but recanted his confession and said he entered the guilty plea to avoid a possible capital murder conviction and death sentence . recanted his confession How can you take back your confession of murder? 9 12 -616 4 Vasquez at first confessed to the killing , but recanted his confession and said he entered the guilty plea to avoid a possible capital murder conviction and death sentence . killing , Who did he kill? 6 8 -616 4 Vasquez at first confessed to the killing , but recanted his confession and said he entered the guilty plea to avoid a possible capital murder conviction and death sentence . recanted his confession is he allowed to do that? 9 12 -616 4 Vasquez at first confessed to the killing , but recanted his confession and said he entered the guilty plea to avoid a possible capital murder conviction and death sentence . recanted his confession Why is he recanting his confession? 9 12 -617 1 A top bank official says the Federal Home Loan Bank Board ' s dual role as regulator of the savings industry and promoter of home ownership has contributed to the wave of S & L failures . contributed to the wave of S & L failures How has Federal Home Loan Bank Board contributed to the wave of S&L failures? 27 36 -617 1 A top bank official says the Federal Home Loan Bank Board ' s dual role as regulator of the savings industry and promoter of home ownership has contributed to the wave of S & L failures . wave of S & L failures What wave of S&L failures? 30 36 -617 1 A top bank official says the Federal Home Loan Bank Board ' s dual role as regulator of the savings industry and promoter of home ownership has contributed to the wave of S & L failures . A top bank official Which top bank official? 0 4 -617 1 A top bank official says the Federal Home Loan Bank Board ' s dual role as regulator of the savings industry and promoter of home ownership has contributed to the wave of S & L failures . S & L What is S&L? 32 35 -617 2 L . William Seidman , chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp . , which insures deposits in commercial banks , said Wednesday the insurance fund for S & Ls should be independent of the bank board . should be independent Why should the insurance funds be independent of the bank board? 30 33 -617 2 L . William Seidman , chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp . , which insures deposits in commercial banks , said Wednesday the insurance fund for S & Ls should be independent of the bank board . Wednesday of which year? 22 23 -617 2 L . William Seidman , chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp . , which insures deposits in commercial banks , said Wednesday the insurance fund for S & Ls should be independent of the bank board . S & Ls What does S&L have to do with the bank board? 27 30 -617 3 The primary goal of the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp . , which insures deposits up to $ 100 , 000 , is the safety and soundness of savings institutions , he said . primary goal are there other goals too? 1 3 -617 4 However , the FSLIC ' s parent , the Federal Home Loan Bank Board , is also charged with creating , or chartering , S & Ls to provide a steady flow of mortgage money to home buyers . FSLIC ' s What is the FSLIC? 3 6 -617 5 " There ' s a basic conflict between those two roles and I think it ' s very important that they be separated so that the insurer . the insurer so that the insurer can do what? 25 27 -617 5 " There ' s a basic conflict between those two roles and I think it ' s very important that they be separated so that the insurer . insurer So that the insurer will do what? 26 27 -618 1 NBC racked up its 15th consecutive victory , its longest streak in the Nielsens , but CBS was celebrating by winning the top four spots in the rankings and the highest - rated TV movie this season . Nielsens , What are the Nielsen's ratings? 13 15 -618 1 NBC racked up its 15th consecutive victory , its longest streak in the Nielsens , but CBS was celebrating by winning the top four spots in the rankings and the highest - rated TV movie this season . top four spots What was CBS top four spots? 22 25 -618 1 NBC racked up its 15th consecutive victory , its longest streak in the Nielsens , but CBS was celebrating by winning the top four spots in the rankings and the highest - rated TV movie this season . highest - rated TV movie What was CBS highest-rated TV movie? 30 35 -618 1 NBC racked up its 15th consecutive victory , its longest streak in the Nielsens , but CBS was celebrating by winning the top four spots in the rankings and the highest - rated TV movie this season . victory , What did NBC win? 6 8 -618 1 NBC racked up its 15th consecutive victory , its longest streak in the Nielsens , but CBS was celebrating by winning the top four spots in the rankings and the highest - rated TV movie this season . highest - rated TV movie What was the highest rated TV movie this season? 30 35 -618 2 " The Karen Carpenter Story , " about the life and death of the popular singer , followed a big football game Sunday night and ran against " A View to a Kill " on ABC and " Gremlins " on NBC . Sunday night who was playing? 22 24 -618 2 " The Karen Carpenter Story , " about the life and death of the popular singer , followed a big football game Sunday night and ran against " A View to a Kill " on ABC and " Gremlins " on NBC . big football game Sunday night What was the \"big football game and who was playing 19 24 -618 2 " The Karen Carpenter Story , " about the life and death of the popular singer , followed a big football game Sunday night and ran against " A View to a Kill " on ABC and " Gremlins " on NBC . NBC Are these the top rankings? 41 42 -618 3 It was the No . 1 show last week with a rating of 26 . 3 and a 41 share , the A . C . Nielsen Co . said . rating of 26 is that a high rating? 11 14 -618 3 It was the No . 1 show last week with a rating of 26 . 3 and a 41 share , the A . C . Nielsen Co . said . 41 share , What is a 41 share? 18 21 -618 3 It was the No . 1 show last week with a rating of 26 . 3 and a 41 share , the A . C . Nielsen Co . said . share , What is a share in relation to a show? 19 21 -618 4 That topped the CBS movie of two weeks ago , " A Very Brady Christmas , " which had been the highest - rated movie this season with a 25 . 1 and 39 . Very Brady who are the bradys? 12 14 -618 4 That topped the CBS movie of two weeks ago , " A Very Brady Christmas , " which had been the highest - rated movie this season with a 25 . 1 and 39 . 25 . 1 and 39 How are these ratings obtained? 29 34 -618 5 Each rating point equals 904 , 000 homes with television . homes Does this include multiple TV's in homes? 7 8 -619 1 The Agriculture Department says Americans seem to be eating a bit more each year but are choosier about what ' s on the menu . choosier about what ' s on the menu What are they eating? 16 24 -619 1 The Agriculture Department says Americans seem to be eating a bit more each year but are choosier about what ' s on the menu . eating a bit more How are they measuring how much American's are eating? 8 12 -619 1 The Agriculture Department says Americans seem to be eating a bit more each year but are choosier about what ' s on the menu . choosier what are they choosing? 16 17 -619 1 The Agriculture Department says Americans seem to be eating a bit more each year but are choosier about what ' s on the menu . choosier How does the Agriculture Department measure whether Americans are being choosier? 16 17 -619 1 The Agriculture Department says Americans seem to be eating a bit more each year but are choosier about what ' s on the menu . a bit more each year How does the Agriculture Department measure the amount of food Americans consume each year? 9 14 -619 1 The Agriculture Department says Americans seem to be eating a bit more each year but are choosier about what ' s on the menu . choosier about what ' s on the menu What kinds of new or different menu choices are Americans making? 16 24 -619 1 The Agriculture Department says Americans seem to be eating a bit more each year but are choosier about what ' s on the menu . choosier How are Americans choosier about what's on the menu? 16 17 -619 2 A 20 - year statistical study by the department ' s Economic Research Service found that per capita food consumption overall rose 0 . 7 percent in 1987 to a record level , including a 1 . 8 percent increase in foods from crops , while food from animals dropped 0 . 3 percent . food from animals dropped because of vegetarians? 46 50 -619 2 A 20 - year statistical study by the department ' s Economic Research Service found that per capita food consumption overall rose 0 . 7 percent in 1987 to a record level , including a 1 . 8 percent increase in foods from crops , while food from animals dropped 0 . 3 percent . food from animals dropped 0 . 3 percent Why is consumption of food from animals dropping? 46 54 -619 2 A 20 - year statistical study by the department ' s Economic Research Service found that per capita food consumption overall rose 0 . 7 percent in 1987 to a record level , including a 1 . 8 percent increase in foods from crops , while food from animals dropped 0 . 3 percent . per capita food consumption What is the avergae per capita food consumption in the United States? 16 20 -619 3 Analysts said the decline in animal products occurred as a result of lower per capita consumption of beef , eggs , whole milk , butter , lard and edible tallow . edible tallow What is edible tallow? 28 30 -619 3 Analysts said the decline in animal products occurred as a result of lower per capita consumption of beef , eggs , whole milk , butter , lard and edible tallow . consumption Why has there been lower per capital consumption of these animal products? 15 16 -619 3 Analysts said the decline in animal products occurred as a result of lower per capita consumption of beef , eggs , whole milk , butter , lard and edible tallow . lower per capita consumption To what do analysts owe the decline in American consumption of beef, eggs, milk, butter, lard and edible tallow? 12 16 -619 4 The agency cautioned in the report about taking the figures too literally because much of the information is derived from farm - to - market statistics and other trade information . literally Why can’t farm-to-market statistics and the other trade information be taken too literally? 11 12 -619 4 The agency cautioned in the report about taking the figures too literally because much of the information is derived from farm - to - market statistics and other trade information . farm - to - market statistics In what ways can farm-to-market statistics be inaccurate? 20 26 -619 4 The agency cautioned in the report about taking the figures too literally because much of the information is derived from farm - to - market statistics and other trade information . other trade information What other trade information is the information derived from? 27 30 -619 5 " Strictly speaking , the food disappearance estimates should be designated as supplies moving through trade channels for domestic consumption , " the report said . disappearance does food get lost? 6 7 -619 5 " Strictly speaking , the food disappearance estimates should be designated as supplies moving through trade channels for domestic consumption , " the report said . should be designated In what other ways are food disappearance estimates measured? 8 11 -620 1 With speculation that the first indictments could come soon in the Pentagon fraud case , new court papers provide fresh details on how one private consultant in the case allegedly trafficked in valuable Department information . private consultant will he remain anonymous? 24 26 -620 1 With speculation that the first indictments could come soon in the Pentagon fraud case , new court papers provide fresh details on how one private consultant in the case allegedly trafficked in valuable Department information . allegedly Why is there speculation that the one private consultant trafficked valuable Department information? 29 30 -620 1 With speculation that the first indictments could come soon in the Pentagon fraud case , new court papers provide fresh details on how one private consultant in the case allegedly trafficked in valuable Department information . trafficked in valuable Department information How was this information gained? 30 35 -620 1 With speculation that the first indictments could come soon in the Pentagon fraud case , new court papers provide fresh details on how one private consultant in the case allegedly trafficked in valuable Department information . soon How soon would that be? 8 9 -620 1 With speculation that the first indictments could come soon in the Pentagon fraud case , new court papers provide fresh details on how one private consultant in the case allegedly trafficked in valuable Department information . trafficked in valuable Department information Why would they do that? 30 35 -620 2 A federal grand jury is meeting today and Friday outside Washington , where U . S . attorney Henry Hudson is spearheading the nationwide investigation that began in September 1986 . spearheading Why is Mr. Hudson spearheading the nationwide investigation? 21 22 -620 2 A federal grand jury is meeting today and Friday outside Washington , where U . S . attorney Henry Hudson is spearheading the nationwide investigation that began in September 1986 . investigation How is Mr. Hudson investigating? 24 25 -620 2 A federal grand jury is meeting today and Friday outside Washington , where U . S . attorney Henry Hudson is spearheading the nationwide investigation that began in September 1986 . the nationwide investigation What tipped off the investigation? 22 25 -620 2 A federal grand jury is meeting today and Friday outside Washington , where U . S . attorney Henry Hudson is spearheading the nationwide investigation that began in September 1986 . began in September 1986 Why did it begin then? What was the catalyst? 26 30 -620 3 Sharon Dibbley , Hudson ' s spokeswoman , refused to say whether any indictments would be handed up this week , but one defense attorney guessed they could come on Friday . attorney guessed with what amount of certainty? 24 26 -620 3 Sharon Dibbley , Hudson ' s spokeswoman , refused to say whether any indictments would be handed up this week , but one defense attorney guessed they could come on Friday . guessed Why does the defense attorney think the indictments could come on Friday? 25 26 -620 3 Sharon Dibbley , Hudson ' s spokeswoman , refused to say whether any indictments would be handed up this week , but one defense attorney guessed they could come on Friday . come How will the defense attorney know if the indictments have come on Friday? 28 29 -620 3 Sharon Dibbley , Hudson ' s spokeswoman , refused to say whether any indictments would be handed up this week , but one defense attorney guessed they could come on Friday . one defense attorney guessed Who was the defense attorney? 22 26 -620 3 Sharon Dibbley , Hudson ' s spokeswoman , refused to say whether any indictments would be handed up this week , but one defense attorney guessed they could come on Friday . one defense attorney Who was that attorney? 22 25 -620 4 Last November , Hudson predicted indictments could be in hand that month . predicted Why did Mr. Hudson think the indictments would be in hand in November? 4 5 -620 4 Last November , Hudson predicted indictments could be in hand that month . indictments Why did Mr. Hudson not receive the indictments in November? 5 6 -620 4 Last November , Hudson predicted indictments could be in hand that month . that month Is this an indication that the indictments didn't come then? 10 12 -620 5 Dibbley also kept mum about if and when any plea bargaining arrangements might be revealed . Dibbley Why is she commenting at all if she has no information? 0 1 -621 1 Afghan resistance leaders talk as though they are on the threshold of victory : Soviet troops are ready to leave Afghanistan , and the Kremlin ' s client regime in Kabul is tottering . Soviet troops are ready Why are Soviet troops ready to leave Afghanistan? 14 18 -621 1 Afghan resistance leaders talk as though they are on the threshold of victory : Soviet troops are ready to leave Afghanistan , and the Kremlin ' s client regime in Kabul is tottering . Afghan resistance leaders Who are the Afghan resistance leaders? 0 3 -621 2 But the Afghan guerrillas are as paralyzed politically as they were a decade ago when they started fighting their country ' s Soviet - backed totalitarian government . Afghan guerrillas are as paralyzed Why are the Afghan guerrillas paralyzed politically? 2 7 -621 2 But the Afghan guerrillas are as paralyzed politically as they were a decade ago when they started fighting their country ' s Soviet - backed totalitarian government . Soviet - backed totalitarian government . Why was the government backed by the Soviets? 22 28 -621 2 But the Afghan guerrillas are as paralyzed politically as they were a decade ago when they started fighting their country ' s Soviet - backed totalitarian government . totalitarian government What is a totalitarian government? 25 27 -621 3 Unable to put aside internal rivalries , the guerrillas have yet to come up with a coherent plan for the future as the Soviet Union tries to negotiate with them in a last - minute show of seeking a political solution to a messy war . internal rivalries , are they incompetent? 4 7 -621 3 Unable to put aside internal rivalries , the guerrillas have yet to come up with a coherent plan for the future as the Soviet Union tries to negotiate with them in a last - minute show of seeking a political solution to a messy war . internal rivalries , What internal rivalries do they have? 4 7 -621 3 Unable to put aside internal rivalries , the guerrillas have yet to come up with a coherent plan for the future as the Soviet Union tries to negotiate with them in a last - minute show of seeking a political solution to a messy war . internal rivalries , What sort of internal rivalries are there with the guerrillas? 4 7 -621 4 It is a David - and - Goliath image : The communist superpower , unable to vanquish ragged bands of mountain men with its missiles and warplanes , dispatches one of its sharpest negotiators - Yuli Vorontsov , first deputy foreign minister and ambassador to Kabul - to Saudi Arabia , Iran and Pakistan to meet the insurgents . David - and - Goliath image : is it a metaphor? 3 10 -621 5 The fractious alliance of seven Pakistan - based guerrilla groups does not even agree on whether its leaders should be meeting Vorontsov , let alone how to govern Afghanistan - if it should get the chance . fractious definition of this word? 1 2 -621 5 The fractious alliance of seven Pakistan - based guerrilla groups does not even agree on whether its leaders should be meeting Vorontsov , let alone how to govern Afghanistan - if it should get the chance . Pakistan - based guerrilla groups Who are the seven Pakistan-based guerrilla groups? 5 10 -622 1 A high school canceled classes for a second day Thursday after a custodian was diagnosed with Legionnaires ' disease and another custodian began showing symptoms of the disease . Legionnaires ' disease What is Legionnaires' disease? 16 19 -622 1 A high school canceled classes for a second day Thursday after a custodian was diagnosed with Legionnaires ' disease and another custodian began showing symptoms of the disease . Legionnaires ' disease what is that disease? 16 19 -622 1 A high school canceled classes for a second day Thursday after a custodian was diagnosed with Legionnaires ' disease and another custodian began showing symptoms of the disease . Legionnaires ' disease What is Legionnaires' disease? 16 19 -622 1 A high school canceled classes for a second day Thursday after a custodian was diagnosed with Legionnaires ' disease and another custodian began showing symptoms of the disease . symptoms What are some of the symptoms? 24 25 -622 1 A high school canceled classes for a second day Thursday after a custodian was diagnosed with Legionnaires ' disease and another custodian began showing symptoms of the disease . Legionnaires ' What is Legionnaires' disease? 16 18 -622 1 A high school canceled classes for a second day Thursday after a custodian was diagnosed with Legionnaires ' disease and another custodian began showing symptoms of the disease . symptoms of the disease What are the symptoms of Legionnaires' disease? 24 28 -622 2 Test results to determine if the second custodian at Hunterdon Central Regional High School has the disease should be available in about five days , said Marilyn Riley , state Health Department spokeswoman . about five days , why does it take so long? 21 25 -622 2 Test results to determine if the second custodian at Hunterdon Central Regional High School has the disease should be available in about five days , said Marilyn Riley , state Health Department spokeswoman . Test results What lab values are being measured in the test for Legionnaires' disease? 0 2 -622 3 The bacteria that causes Legionnaires ' disease is transmitted through the air from vaporized water , Ms . Riley said . vaporized water , How does water vaporize? 13 16 -622 3 The bacteria that causes Legionnaires ' disease is transmitted through the air from vaporized water , Ms . Riley said . vaporized How was there vaporized water in the school? 13 14 -622 3 The bacteria that causes Legionnaires ' disease is transmitted through the air from vaporized water , Ms . Riley said . transmitted Besides vaporized water, are there any other means of transmission of Legionnaires' disease? 8 9 -622 3 The bacteria that causes Legionnaires ' disease is transmitted through the air from vaporized water , Ms . Riley said . vaporized water , What consitutes \"vaporized water\"? 13 16 -622 4 Health officials inspected the building Thursday for bacteria sources . Thursday which year is this? 5 6 -622 4 Health officials inspected the building Thursday for bacteria sources . bacteria sources What are some examples of bacteria sources? 7 9 -622 4 Health officials inspected the building Thursday for bacteria sources . sources Did they find bacteria sources? 8 9 -622 4 Health officials inspected the building Thursday for bacteria sources . inspected the building What were health officials looking for? 2 5 -622 5 Samples of water will be taken Friday and Sunday from the school , she said . Samples of water What is the significance of sampling the water? 0 3 -622 5 Samples of water will be taken Friday and Sunday from the school , she said . Samples How do they take the samples? 0 1 -622 5 Samples of water will be taken Friday and Sunday from the school , she said . Samples of water How will the samples be tested? 0 3 -623 1 Oliver L . North will face 12 other charges once the judge in the Iran - Contra case grants a prosecution motion to dismiss the two major charges against the former National Security Council aide . major charges what are the charges? 26 28 -623 1 Oliver L . North will face 12 other charges once the judge in the Iran - Contra case grants a prosecution motion to dismiss the two major charges against the former National Security Council aide . 12 other charges What are the 12 charges? 6 9 -623 1 Oliver L . North will face 12 other charges once the judge in the Iran - Contra case grants a prosecution motion to dismiss the two major charges against the former National Security Council aide . two major charges What are the two major charges? 25 28 -623 1 Oliver L . North will face 12 other charges once the judge in the Iran - Contra case grants a prosecution motion to dismiss the two major charges against the former National Security Council aide . the former Why is he no longer the National Security Council Aide? 29 31 -623 1 Oliver L . North will face 12 other charges once the judge in the Iran - Contra case grants a prosecution motion to dismiss the two major charges against the former National Security Council aide . face 12 other charges What was the original charge and what are the other charges? 5 9 -623 1 Oliver L . North will face 12 other charges once the judge in the Iran - Contra case grants a prosecution motion to dismiss the two major charges against the former National Security Council aide . 12 other charges What are the 12 other charges Oliver North is facing? 6 9 -623 1 Oliver L . North will face 12 other charges once the judge in the Iran - Contra case grants a prosecution motion to dismiss the two major charges against the former National Security Council aide . two major charges What are these two major charges? 25 28 -623 2 Independent counsel Lawrence E . Walsh is asking U . S . District Judge Gerhard A . Gesell to dismiss charges of conspiracy to defraud the government and theft of government property stemming from the diversion of U . S . - Iran arms - sale proceeds to the Nicaraguan Contras . dismiss charges Dismiss charges with what evidence? 19 21 -623 2 Independent counsel Lawrence E . Walsh is asking U . S . District Judge Gerhard A . Gesell to dismiss charges of conspiracy to defraud the government and theft of government property stemming from the diversion of U . S . - Iran arms - sale proceeds to the Nicaraguan Contras . proceeds How did the proceeds get to the Nicaraguan Contras? 46 47 -623 2 Independent counsel Lawrence E . Walsh is asking U . S . District Judge Gerhard A . Gesell to dismiss charges of conspiracy to defraud the government and theft of government property stemming from the diversion of U . S . - Iran arms - sale proceeds to the Nicaraguan Contras . dismiss charges Why does he want these charges dismissed? 19 21 -623 3 According to legal experts , Gesell has little discretion in the matter , meaning in all likelihood the charges will be dismissed . discretion why does he have little discretion? 8 9 -623 3 According to legal experts , Gesell has little discretion in the matter , meaning in all likelihood the charges will be dismissed . will be dismissed Exactly why will the charged be dismissed? 19 22 -623 3 According to legal experts , Gesell has little discretion in the matter , meaning in all likelihood the charges will be dismissed . legal experts , Who are the legal experts? 2 5 -623 4 Walsh wants the charges dismissed " without prejudice , " meaning he would be free to bring the counts again if the national security problems would be worked out . national security problems What are the problems? 22 25 -623 4 Walsh wants the charges dismissed " without prejudice , " meaning he would be free to bring the counts again if the national security problems would be worked out . be worked out What does it mean for security problems to 'be worked out'? 26 29 -623 5 But Gesell scheduled a hearing for Monday to hear defense arguments . arguments will he consider them? 10 11 -624 1 At one time , U . S . diplomats got into hot water if they clinked teacups with members of the PLO , but now the State Department has switched signals . clinked teacups is that a metaphor? 15 17 -624 1 At one time , U . S . diplomats got into hot water if they clinked teacups with members of the PLO , but now the State Department has switched signals . the State Department has switched signals . Why did the State Department switch signals? 25 32 -624 1 At one time , U . S . diplomats got into hot water if they clinked teacups with members of the PLO , but now the State Department has switched signals . members of the PLO , Who are the PLO? 18 23 -624 1 At one time , U . S . diplomats got into hot water if they clinked teacups with members of the PLO , but now the State Department has switched signals . State Department has switched signals What made the state department change? 26 31 -624 1 At one time , U . S . diplomats got into hot water if they clinked teacups with members of the PLO , but now the State Department has switched signals . switched Why has the State Department changed attitudes towards the PLO? 29 30 -624 2 State Department spokeswoman Phyllis Oakley confirmed Thursday that American officials around the world have been given the green light to mix with Palestine Liberation Organization representatives - but strictly on an informal basis . but strictly on an informal basis Why only informal? 27 33 -624 2 State Department spokeswoman Phyllis Oakley confirmed Thursday that American officials around the world have been given the green light to mix with Palestine Liberation Organization representatives - but strictly on an informal basis . informal Why can American diplomats only interact with the PLO on an informal basis? 31 32 -624 2 State Department spokeswoman Phyllis Oakley confirmed Thursday that American officials around the world have been given the green light to mix with Palestine Liberation Organization representatives - but strictly on an informal basis . strictly How do American diplomats keep their interactions with the PLO strictly informal? 28 29 -624 3 " There have been instructions that have allowed people in social settings to respond socially to introductions , " Mrs . Oakley said . respond socially to introductions , " how do they do that? 13 19 -624 5 Ambassador to Tunisia , Robert H . Pelletreau , is the only person authorized to conduct America ' s diplomatic dialogue with the PLO . Tunisia , where is that? 2 4 -624 5 Ambassador to Tunisia , Robert H . Pelletreau , is the only person authorized to conduct America ' s diplomatic dialogue with the PLO . Tunisia , Why is the ambassador to Tunisia the one authorized to dialogue with the PLO? 2 4 -625 1 Education lobbyists say they have the perfect way for George Bush to fulfill his pledge to be the education president : raise federal education spending by $ 10 billion in his first term . perfect way why is that the perfect way? 6 8 -625 1 Education lobbyists say they have the perfect way for George Bush to fulfill his pledge to be the education president : raise federal education spending by $ 10 billion in his first term . Education lobbyists Who are the education lobbyists? 0 2 -625 1 Education lobbyists say they have the perfect way for George Bush to fulfill his pledge to be the education president : raise federal education spending by $ 10 billion in his first term . lobbyists Which lobbyists in particular say this? 1 2 -625 1 Education lobbyists say they have the perfect way for George Bush to fulfill his pledge to be the education president : raise federal education spending by $ 10 billion in his first term . pledge to be the education president : What is George Bush's pledge to be the education president? 14 21 -625 2 " There ' s an education deficit analogous to the Grand Canyon . analogous what is the analogy? 7 8 -625 2 " There ' s an education deficit analogous to the Grand Canyon . " There ' s an education deficit Where is the deficit? 0 7 -625 2 " There ' s an education deficit analogous to the Grand Canyon . education deficit What is the education deficit? 5 7 -625 3 To have someone throw in a shovel of dirt is not going to solve the problem , " said Gerald Morris , president of a 100 - member coalition called the Committee for Education Funding . not Why does Mr. Morris feel that it won't solve the problem? 10 11 -625 3 To have someone throw in a shovel of dirt is not going to solve the problem , " said Gerald Morris , president of a 100 - member coalition called the Committee for Education Funding . To have someone throw in a shovel of dirt Did this really happen? is this a metaphor? 0 9 -625 4 The committee suggested Thursday that Bush start with an immediate down payment of $ 2 . 5 billion in the Education Department budget for fiscal 1990 . immediate How soon would he have to put in the money? 9 10 -626 1 A Senate committee chairman wants the FBI to look into a newspaper ' s allegations that one of President - elect Bush ' s Cabinet nominees headed a GOP organization " riddled with former Nazi collaborators . " newspaper ' s Why is the newspaper making allegations about cabinet nominees? 11 14 -626 1 A Senate committee chairman wants the FBI to look into a newspaper ' s allegations that one of President - elect Bush ' s Cabinet nominees headed a GOP organization " riddled with former Nazi collaborators . " organization How does the newspaper know the organization was riddled with former Nazi collaborators? 29 30 -626 1 A Senate committee chairman wants the FBI to look into a newspaper ' s allegations that one of President - elect Bush ' s Cabinet nominees headed a GOP organization " riddled with former Nazi collaborators . " collaborators How did the collaborators collaborate with Nazis? 35 36 -626 1 A Senate committee chairman wants the FBI to look into a newspaper ' s allegations that one of President - elect Bush ' s Cabinet nominees headed a GOP organization " riddled with former Nazi collaborators . " A Senate committee chairman Which Senate committee chairman? 0 4 -626 2 The Oakland ( Calif . ) Tribune , in an editorial Dec . 28 , said its questions should be answered before the Senate approves Bush ' s nomination of Edward Derwinski as the first head of the newly created Department of Veterans Affairs . Department of Veterans how new is it? 40 43 -626 2 The Oakland ( Calif . ) Tribune , in an editorial Dec . 28 , said its questions should be answered before the Senate approves Bush ' s nomination of Edward Derwinski as the first head of the newly created Department of Veterans Affairs . questions Why does The Oakland Tribune have questions that are unanswered? 17 18 -626 2 The Oakland ( Calif . ) Tribune , in an editorial Dec . 28 , said its questions should be answered before the Senate approves Bush ' s nomination of Edward Derwinski as the first head of the newly created Department of Veterans Affairs . before Why should the questions be answered before the Senate approval? 21 22 -626 2 The Oakland ( Calif . ) Tribune , in an editorial Dec . 28 , said its questions should be answered before the Senate approves Bush ' s nomination of Edward Derwinski as the first head of the newly created Department of Veterans Affairs . nomination Why was Edward Derwinksi nominated as head of Department of Veterans Affairs? 28 29 -626 2 The Oakland ( Calif . ) Tribune , in an editorial Dec . 28 , said its questions should be answered before the Senate approves Bush ' s nomination of Edward Derwinski as the first head of the newly created Department of Veterans Affairs . its questions What questions do they have? 16 18 -626 3 Sen . Alan Cranston , D - Calif . , who will conduct the Senate Veterans ' Affairs Committee ' s confirmation hearings on the nomination , asked Bush to look into the editorial ' s charges in the course of " its customary background investigation . " conduct Why is Sen. Alan Cranston conducting the nomination hearings? 12 13 -626 3 Sen . Alan Cranston , D - Calif . , who will conduct the Senate Veterans ' Affairs Committee ' s confirmation hearings on the nomination , asked Bush to look into the editorial ' s charges in the course of " its customary background investigation . " Bush Why is Bush responsible for looking into the editorial's charges? 28 29 -626 3 Sen . Alan Cranston , D - Calif . , who will conduct the Senate Veterans ' Affairs Committee ' s confirmation hearings on the nomination , asked Bush to look into the editorial ' s charges in the course of " its customary background investigation . " investigation How is the investigation conducted? 45 46 -626 4 The editorial said Derwinski associated with former fascists and anti - Semites in 1972 when he headed the executive board of the Heritage Groups for Re - election of the President and this year when he co - chaired Bush ' s Coalition of American Nationalities . associated How does the editorial know Derwinski associated with former fascists and anti-Semites in 1972? 4 5 -626 4 The editorial said Derwinski associated with former fascists and anti - Semites in 1972 when he headed the executive board of the Heritage Groups for Re - election of the President and this year when he co - chaired Bush ' s Coalition of American Nationalities . headed Why was Derwinski leading the Heritage Groups for Re-election of the President? 16 17 -626 4 The editorial said Derwinski associated with former fascists and anti - Semites in 1972 when he headed the executive board of the Heritage Groups for Re - election of the President and this year when he co - chaired Bush ' s Coalition of American Nationalities . Nationalities How does the editorial know that Bush's Coalition of American Nationalities is fascist and has anti-Semites? 45 46 -626 4 The editorial said Derwinski associated with former fascists and anti - Semites in 1972 when he headed the executive board of the Heritage Groups for Re - election of the President and this year when he co - chaired Bush ' s Coalition of American Nationalities . associated with former fascists Did he share their views, or did some simply happen to be in the same group as him? 4 8 -626 5 Through a spokesman , Derwinski said the charges amounted to " guilt by association . " said Why does it sound like Derwinsk admitting guilt? 5 6 -626 5 Through a spokesman , Derwinski said the charges amounted to " guilt by association . " association How does association relate to finding someone guilty of a charge? 13 14 -627 1 The nation ' s cities expect a more " mature relationship " with the federal government under George Bush than they have had during the Reagan era , the incoming president of the National League of Cities says . " mature relationship " what is mature relationship? 8 12 -627 1 The nation ' s cities expect a more " mature relationship " with the federal government under George Bush than they have had during the Reagan era , the incoming president of the National League of Cities says . expect a more " mature relationship " Why is a more mature relationship expected? 5 12 -627 1 The nation ' s cities expect a more " mature relationship " with the federal government under George Bush than they have had during the Reagan era , the incoming president of the National League of Cities says . expect Why do the nation's cities expect a more mature relationship with the federal government under George Bush? 5 6 -627 1 The nation ' s cities expect a more " mature relationship " with the federal government under George Bush than they have had during the Reagan era , the incoming president of the National League of Cities says . says How does the incoming president of the National League of Cities know cities relationships with George Bush will be more mature? 37 38 -627 1 The nation ' s cities expect a more " mature relationship " with the federal government under George Bush than they have had during the Reagan era , the incoming president of the National League of Cities says . " mature relationship " What does a more mature relationship entail? 8 12 -627 2 Using a parent - child analogy to discuss how cities have fared in their dealings with the federal government , Phoenix Mayor Terry Goddard told a National Press Club luncheon on Thursday : " During the sixties and seventies we had a pampered childhood . pampered childhood why were they pampered? 42 44 -627 2 Using a parent - child analogy to discuss how cities have fared in their dealings with the federal government , Phoenix Mayor Terry Goddard told a National Press Club luncheon on Thursday : " During the sixties and seventies we had a pampered childhood . pampered childhood . Can you give example? 42 45 -627 2 Using a parent - child analogy to discuss how cities have fared in their dealings with the federal government , Phoenix Mayor Terry Goddard told a National Press Club luncheon on Thursday : " During the sixties and seventies we had a pampered childhood . pampered childhood How would a pampered childhood be described? 42 44 -627 2 Using a parent - child analogy to discuss how cities have fared in their dealings with the federal government , Phoenix Mayor Terry Goddard told a National Press Club luncheon on Thursday : " During the sixties and seventies we had a pampered childhood . parent - child Why is Mayer Terry Goddard using a parent-child analogy? 2 5 -627 2 Using a parent - child analogy to discuss how cities have fared in their dealings with the federal government , Phoenix Mayor Terry Goddard told a National Press Club luncheon on Thursday : " During the sixties and seventies we had a pampered childhood . pampered Why did children have pampered childhoods in the sixties and seventies? 42 43 -627 2 Using a parent - child analogy to discuss how cities have fared in their dealings with the federal government , Phoenix Mayor Terry Goddard told a National Press Club luncheon on Thursday : " During the sixties and seventies we had a pampered childhood . we had a pampered childhood How was the \"child\" pampered? 39 44 -627 3 And then very abruptly at the beginning of the eighties , we were orphaned . were orphaned what happened then? 12 14 -627 3 And then very abruptly at the beginning of the eighties , we were orphaned . we were orphaned Why were we orphaned at the beginning of the eighties? 11 14 -627 3 And then very abruptly at the beginning of the eighties , we were orphaned . we Why were they orphaned in the eighties? 11 12 -627 3 And then very abruptly at the beginning of the eighties , we were orphaned . orphaned How were they orphaned in the eighties? 13 14 -627 3 And then very abruptly at the beginning of the eighties , we were orphaned . abruptly Why were they abruptly orphaned? 3 4 -627 3 And then very abruptly at the beginning of the eighties , we were orphaned . we were orphaned How were they \"orphaned\"? 11 14 -627 4 We were thrown out in the storm and we were told to fend for ourselves . " thrown out who threw them out? 2 4 -627 4 We were thrown out in the storm and we were told to fend for ourselves . " the storm What storm were we thrown into? 5 7 -627 4 We were thrown out in the storm and we were told to fend for ourselves . " told Why were they told to defend for themselves? 10 11 -627 4 We were thrown out in the storm and we were told to fend for ourselves . " We were thrown out in the storm In what way were they thrown out and told to fend for themselves? 0 7 -627 5 " We ' re looking for a new relationship , a mature relationship , one that binds two powerful entities , the federal government and local government into a common purpose , " and partnership said Goddard , who was recently elected the league ' s president . government into a common purpose , " Why were we looking for a bonding of the federal and local government? 26 33 -627 5 " We ' re looking for a new relationship , a mature relationship , one that binds two powerful entities , the federal government and local government into a common purpose , " and partnership said Goddard , who was recently elected the league ' s president . binds Why do the federal government and local government need a common purpose? 16 17 -627 5 " We ' re looking for a new relationship , a mature relationship , one that binds two powerful entities , the federal government and local government into a common purpose , " and partnership said Goddard , who was recently elected the league ' s president . elected Why was Goddard elected president of the league? 41 42 -628 1 As four Mariel Cuban detainees convicted of crimes after fleeing their homeland in 1980 were returned to Cuba , a government spokesman said he hoped such repatriations will speed up . a government spokesman Which government spokesman? 19 22 -628 1 As four Mariel Cuban detainees convicted of crimes after fleeing their homeland in 1980 were returned to Cuba , a government spokesman said he hoped such repatriations will speed up . convicted of crimes What crimes? 5 8 -628 1 As four Mariel Cuban detainees convicted of crimes after fleeing their homeland in 1980 were returned to Cuba , a government spokesman said he hoped such repatriations will speed up . convicted of crimes What crimes were they convicted of? 5 8 -628 1 As four Mariel Cuban detainees convicted of crimes after fleeing their homeland in 1980 were returned to Cuba , a government spokesman said he hoped such repatriations will speed up . were returned to Cuba , why were they returned to Cuba? 14 19 -628 2 But Auxiliary Bishop Agustin A . Roman of Miami called again for a halt to the repatriations , saying the Cubans had been denied due process and that their human rights could not be assured in Cuba . Auxiliary what is an auxiliary bishop? 1 2 -628 2 But Auxiliary Bishop Agustin A . Roman of Miami called again for a halt to the repatriations , saying the Cubans had been denied due process and that their human rights could not be assured in Cuba . been denied due process Due process in the US or Cuba? What due process? 22 26 -628 2 But Auxiliary Bishop Agustin A . Roman of Miami called again for a halt to the repatriations , saying the Cubans had been denied due process and that their human rights could not be assured in Cuba . denied due process What countries due process are we talking about? 23 26 -628 2 But Auxiliary Bishop Agustin A . Roman of Miami called again for a halt to the repatriations , saying the Cubans had been denied due process and that their human rights could not be assured in Cuba . Auxiliary Bishop what is an Auxiliary Bishop ? 1 3 -628 3 The four , who had been detained at the federal prison at Talladega , Ala . , left Birmingham shortly after 2 p . m . Thursday for the 90 - minute flight to an airport near Havana . The four , Who are the four? 0 3 -628 3 The four , who had been detained at the federal prison at Talladega , Ala . , left Birmingham shortly after 2 p . m . Thursday for the 90 - minute flight to an airport near Havana . detained at the federal prison at Talladega , Ala Why were they at this prison? 6 15 -628 4 Earlier in the day , U . S . District Judge U . W . the day , what did the judge say? 2 5 -628 4 Earlier in the day , U . S . District Judge U . W . District Judge U . W Who is District Judge U.W.? 9 14 -628 4 Earlier in the day , U . S . District Judge U . W . Earlier in the day , What is the specific date? 0 5 -628 4 Earlier in the day , U . S . District Judge U . W . U . S . District Judge U . W what did U.S. District Judge U.W. do? 5 14 -628 5 Clemon in Birmingham denied the request to stay the repatriation of Jose Nodarse - Valdes and Juan Cajigal - Mulen . repatriation so they got shipped back to cuba? 9 10 -628 5 Clemon in Birmingham denied the request to stay the repatriation of Jose Nodarse - Valdes and Juan Cajigal - Mulen . denied the request to stay the repatriation Why was the request denied? 3 10 -628 5 Clemon in Birmingham denied the request to stay the repatriation of Jose Nodarse - Valdes and Juan Cajigal - Mulen . denied the request Why was the request denied? 3 6 -628 5 Clemon in Birmingham denied the request to stay the repatriation of Jose Nodarse - Valdes and Juan Cajigal - Mulen . Clemon who or what is Clemon? 0 1 -629 1 A chlorine cloud as big as six football fields spewed from a factory Thursday near the site of the Reagan presidential library , forcing thousands of evacuations , backing traffic up for miles on closed roads and freeways and injuring three firefighters . spewed from a factory Thursday Which factory? 9 14 -629 1 A chlorine cloud as big as six football fields spewed from a factory Thursday near the site of the Reagan presidential library , forcing thousands of evacuations , backing traffic up for miles on closed roads and freeways and injuring three firefighters . chlorine cloud how did the cloud appear? 1 3 -629 1 A chlorine cloud as big as six football fields spewed from a factory Thursday near the site of the Reagan presidential library , forcing thousands of evacuations , backing traffic up for miles on closed roads and freeways and injuring three firefighters . Reagan presidential library , where is the Reagan presidential library ? 19 23 -629 1 A chlorine cloud as big as six football fields spewed from a factory Thursday near the site of the Reagan presidential library , forcing thousands of evacuations , backing traffic up for miles on closed roads and freeways and injuring three firefighters . chlorine cloud Where did the chlorine cloud come from? 1 3 -629 1 A chlorine cloud as big as six football fields spewed from a factory Thursday near the site of the Reagan presidential library , forcing thousands of evacuations , backing traffic up for miles on closed roads and freeways and injuring three firefighters . chlorine cloud What was the cause of the chlorine cloud? 1 3 -629 2 Chlorine escaped during most of the day from a 5 , 000 - gallon , 30 - ton tank at the Traveling West Textile Co . , forming a greenish - yellow , potentially deadly cloud on the outskirts of this suburb northwest of Los Angeles . greenish - yellow , potentially why did it turn green? 29 34 -629 2 Chlorine escaped during most of the day from a 5 , 000 - gallon , 30 - ton tank at the Traveling West Textile Co . , forming a greenish - yellow , potentially deadly cloud on the outskirts of this suburb northwest of Los Angeles . deadly In what ways does chlorine gas cause health problems, up to and including death? 34 35 -629 2 Chlorine escaped during most of the day from a 5 , 000 - gallon , 30 - ton tank at the Traveling West Textile Co . , forming a greenish - yellow , potentially deadly cloud on the outskirts of this suburb northwest of Los Angeles . suburb What is the suburb named? 41 42 -629 3 Just after dark , a specially outfitted hazardous - materials squad was able to tighten a valve on the tank . valve why was the valve loose? 16 17 -629 4 " They got a big wrench and tightened the valve , " said Battalion Chief Larry Whelan . big wrench How big did the wrench have to be? 4 6 -629 5 Earlier , firefighters directed a high - pressure , 80 - foot stream of water on the tank , a process that caked the loose valve with ice , temporarily sealing the leak . caked the loose valve with ice , how did it freeze the valve? 22 29 -630 1 The giant plumes blasted into the sky by volcanoes may look like ordinary clouds , but they contain engine - clogging ash that can pose disaster for unsuspecting aircraft . disaster do they effect the engines? 25 26 -630 1 The giant plumes blasted into the sky by volcanoes may look like ordinary clouds , but they contain engine - clogging ash that can pose disaster for unsuspecting aircraft . disaster What sort of disaster? 25 26 -630 2 To avoid dangerous events like those that forced two airliners to land with engine malfunctions in 1982 , a pair of federal agencies is launching a new volcano watch program for aviators . federal agencies What are the federal agencies? 21 23 -630 2 To avoid dangerous events like those that forced two airliners to land with engine malfunctions in 1982 , a pair of federal agencies is launching a new volcano watch program for aviators . volcano watch program who will watch it? 27 30 -630 2 To avoid dangerous events like those that forced two airliners to land with engine malfunctions in 1982 , a pair of federal agencies is launching a new volcano watch program for aviators . new volcano watch program What is the name of the program? 26 30 -630 2 To avoid dangerous events like those that forced two airliners to land with engine malfunctions in 1982 , a pair of federal agencies is launching a new volcano watch program for aviators . a pair of federal agencies Which federal agencies? 18 23 -630 3 The volcano alert project was announced Thursday by the National Oceanic and Atmopsheric Administration and the Federal Aviation Administration , although a formal start - up date was not set . volcano alert project How will the volcano alert project work? 1 4 -630 4 Over the years , major volcanic eruptions have spewed vast plumes of ash to high altitudes where it was spread widely by strong winds . widely How widely? 20 21 -630 5 In one case in 1982 , ash from Galuggung volcano in Indonesia caused engine shutdowns in Boeing 747 airliners on June 23 and on July 13 . Galuggung volcano what island is it on? 8 10 -630 5 In one case in 1982 , ash from Galuggung volcano in Indonesia caused engine shutdowns in Boeing 747 airliners on June 23 and on July 13 . airliners How many airliners were affected? 18 19 -631 1 Here are brief profiles of the individuals indicted Friday in connection with the federal government ' s investigation into Pentagon fraud and the three figures who pleaded guilty to charges stemming from the probe . Pentagon fraud What time period is this article written in and what probe are we talking about? 19 21 -631 1 Here are brief profiles of the individuals indicted Friday in connection with the federal government ' s investigation into Pentagon fraud and the three figures who pleaded guilty to charges stemming from the probe . individuals Who were the individuals indicted in the investigation? 6 7 -631 1 Here are brief profiles of the individuals indicted Friday in connection with the federal government ' s investigation into Pentagon fraud and the three figures who pleaded guilty to charges stemming from the probe . three figures Who were the three figures who pled guilty to the charges? 23 25 -631 2 - - Stuart E . Berlin , the only government employee indicted in the case , headed the ship systems engineering branch of the Naval Air Systems Command from October 1986 until he was reassigned by the Pentagon in June 1988 . only government employee indicted in the case , How come no one else was indicted? 8 16 -631 2 - - Stuart E . Berlin , the only government employee indicted in the case , headed the ship systems engineering branch of the Naval Air Systems Command from October 1986 until he was reassigned by the Pentagon in June 1988 . reassigned Why was Stuart Berlin reassigned by the Pentagon in 1988? 34 35 -631 3 Berlin , a Navy procurement specialist , faces charges of accepting bribes in exchange for providing classified information . procurement specialist , what is that? 4 7 -631 3 Berlin , a Navy procurement specialist , faces charges of accepting bribes in exchange for providing classified information . providing classified information What kind of classified information? 15 18 -631 3 Berlin , a Navy procurement specialist , faces charges of accepting bribes in exchange for providing classified information . classified information what was the information in reference to? 16 18 -631 4 Court documents say Berlin provided information to Teledyne Electronics of Newbury Park , Calif . , and Hazeltine Corp . , of Greenlawn , N . Y . - - William L . Parkin , an Alexandria , Va . , defense consultant , worked in the Navy ' s Joint Cruise Missile Project from 1977 to 1983 . worked in the Navy ' s did he provide information to these companies when he worked in the navy? 44 50 -631 5 According to affadavits released last week , Parkin was hired by Hazeltine to get inside information from the Pentagon that would allow the company to compete for a $ 15 . 9 million contract for battlefield equipment . affadavits what is an affidavit? 2 3 -631 5 According to affadavits released last week , Parkin was hired by Hazeltine to get inside information from the Pentagon that would allow the company to compete for a $ 15 . 9 million contract for battlefield equipment . battlefield equipment What kind of battlefield equipment? 35 37 -631 5 According to affadavits released last week , Parkin was hired by Hazeltine to get inside information from the Pentagon that would allow the company to compete for a $ 15 . 9 million contract for battlefield equipment . inside information exactly what type of information did Hazeltine want? 14 16 -632 1 Federal funding for AIDS programs would expand by 30 percent while Medicare and Medicaid would be restrained under a health and human services budget the Reagan administration will submit to Congress on Monday , a published report said . restrained Why would the Reagan administration restrain Medicare and Medicaid? 16 17 -632 1 Federal funding for AIDS programs would expand by 30 percent while Medicare and Medicaid would be restrained under a health and human services budget the Reagan administration will submit to Congress on Monday , a published report said . funding Where is this funding coming from? 1 2 -632 1 Federal funding for AIDS programs would expand by 30 percent while Medicare and Medicaid would be restrained under a health and human services budget the Reagan administration will submit to Congress on Monday , a published report said . Medicare and Medicaid would be restrained Why would medicare and medicaid be restrained? 11 17 -632 2 The New York Times in its Saturday editions reported that the $ 424 . 4 billion budget for the Department of Health and Human Resources amounts to $ 22 . 8 billion more than the department got in 1988 . Resources What will this department do with that money? 24 25 -632 2 The New York Times in its Saturday editions reported that the $ 424 . 4 billion budget for the Department of Health and Human Resources amounts to $ 22 . 8 billion more than the department got in 1988 . $ 22 . 8 billion more Why is the department getting $22.8 billion more? 27 33 -632 3 More than half of the budget , $ 260 billion , would be spent on Social Security , which would receive $ 13 billion more than is now spent to cover an increase in recipients and a 3 . 6 percent cost - of - living boost , the Times said . Social Security , is that a good ratio? 15 18 -632 3 More than half of the budget , $ 260 billion , would be spent on Social Security , which would receive $ 13 billion more than is now spent to cover an increase in recipients and a 3 . 6 percent cost - of - living boost , the Times said . boost , What will the cost-of-living boost do to help? 46 48 -632 4 The proposed expenditures are subject to revision by President - elect George Bush after Jan . 20 and by Congress , although Bush has said he would not make cuts in Social Security , which goes to more than 40 million Americans . Jan . 20 of which year? 14 17 -632 4 The proposed expenditures are subject to revision by President - elect George Bush after Jan . 20 and by Congress , although Bush has said he would not make cuts in Social Security , which goes to more than 40 million Americans . Security , Did he end up making cuts to social security? 32 34 -632 5 For AIDS , the Reagan administration recommended spending $ 2 . 5 billion , including $ 1 . 6 billion for research , education and prevention and $ 925 million for treatment and other assistance for AIDS victims . treatment how is it treated? 31 32 -632 5 For AIDS , the Reagan administration recommended spending $ 2 . 5 billion , including $ 1 . 6 billion for research , education and prevention and $ 925 million for treatment and other assistance for AIDS victims . victims Did this help the situation? 37 38 -633 1 Central American immigrants filed suit against the Immigration and Naturalization Service on Friday , demanding that the agency once again let them travel to their U . S . destinations to apply for asylum . apply for asylum Why do the Central American immigrants want to apply for asylum? 31 34 -633 1 Central American immigrants filed suit against the Immigration and Naturalization Service on Friday , demanding that the agency once again let them travel to their U . S . destinations to apply for asylum . Central American Which county are these Central American immigrants from? 0 2 -633 1 Central American immigrants filed suit against the Immigration and Naturalization Service on Friday , demanding that the agency once again let them travel to their U . S . destinations to apply for asylum . U . S . destinations Which U.S. destinations are they traveling to? 25 30 -633 1 Central American immigrants filed suit against the Immigration and Naturalization Service on Friday , demanding that the agency once again let them travel to their U . S . destinations to apply for asylum . Central American immigrants Where is Central America are the immigrants from? 0 3 -633 2 The lawsuit , filed in U . S . District Court in Brownsville , seeks to reverse INS rules of Dec . 16 that made it impossible for most asylum - seekers to leave south Texas or work while waiting 30 days for approval or denial of their claims . reverse can it be reversed? 16 17 -633 2 The lawsuit , filed in U . S . District Court in Brownsville , seeks to reverse INS rules of Dec . 16 that made it impossible for most asylum - seekers to leave south Texas or work while waiting 30 days for approval or denial of their claims . lawsuit , Who filed the lawsuit and is representing the immigrants? 1 3 -633 3 " It would allow the asylum applicant to have the interview and the adjudication of the asylum claim heard and decided by the INS office nearest their intended residence in the U . S . , " said Robert Rubin , who heads the national Immigrant and Refugee Rights Project for the San Francisco Lawyers ' Committee for Urban Affairs . INS office nearest their intended residence Where do these interviews currently take place? 23 29 -633 4 A hearing has been set for 9 a . m . Monday on their motion for a temporary restraining order . Monday in what year? 11 12 -633 4 A hearing has been set for 9 a . m . Monday on their motion for a temporary restraining order . temporary restraining order How long would this restraining order last? 17 20 -634 1 The federal government is recommending that airlines replace tens of thousands of rivets on more than 600 older Boeing 727 passenger jets . tens of thousands of rivets What will be the cost? 8 13 -634 1 The federal government is recommending that airlines replace tens of thousands of rivets on more than 600 older Boeing 727 passenger jets . replace tens of thousands of rivets Why is the government making this recommendation? 7 13 -634 1 The federal government is recommending that airlines replace tens of thousands of rivets on more than 600 older Boeing 727 passenger jets . replace tens of thousands of rivets Why is the government recommending this? 7 13 -634 1 The federal government is recommending that airlines replace tens of thousands of rivets on more than 600 older Boeing 727 passenger jets . replace tens of thousands of rivets Why do the rivets need to be replaced? 7 13 -634 2 In a proposed directive issued Friday , the Federal Aviation Administration also urged the carriers to adopt special inspection procedures until the rivet work is done . rivet what is a rivet exactly? 22 23 -634 2 In a proposed directive issued Friday , the Federal Aviation Administration also urged the carriers to adopt special inspection procedures until the rivet work is done . adopt special inspection procedures Again, why? And shouldn't they already have inspection procedures? 16 20 -634 2 In a proposed directive issued Friday , the Federal Aviation Administration also urged the carriers to adopt special inspection procedures until the rivet work is done . special inspection procedures What are these procedures and why do they need to be adopted? 17 20 -634 3 The repairs are not expected to disrupt air service because most of the work will be done on a timetable that could stretch over as long as four years , FAA officials said . four years , why so long? 27 30 -634 3 The repairs are not expected to disrupt air service because most of the work will be done on a timetable that could stretch over as long as four years , FAA officials said . expected to disrupt air service What will be the losses/cost of this? 4 9 -634 3 The repairs are not expected to disrupt air service because most of the work will be done on a timetable that could stretch over as long as four years , FAA officials said . timetable Why is the timetable over such a long span of time? 19 20 -634 4 The proposed directive is the result of increasing concern about cracking on older commercial jetliners . cracking just from getting old? 10 11 -634 4 The proposed directive is the result of increasing concern about cracking on older commercial jetliners . cracking on older commercial jetliners Has this resulted in any accidents? 10 15 -634 4 The proposed directive is the result of increasing concern about cracking on older commercial jetliners . cracking Cracking what parts or where? 10 11 -634 5 It is similar to an order issued last October for older Boeing 737s . order issued last October for older Boeing 737s How long did that take? 5 13 -634 5 It is similar to an order issued last October for older Boeing 737s . order issued last October Why issue a new order if a similar one has already been issued? 5 9 -635 1 Inmates at the Youthful Correctional Offender Institution rioted for about two hours Friday , but corrections officers and police tactical units stayed on overnight , authorities said . rioted for about two hours Friday , Why did they riot? 7 14 -635 1 Inmates at the Youthful Correctional Offender Institution rioted for about two hours Friday , but corrections officers and police tactical units stayed on overnight , authorities said . rioted for about two hours Why were they rioting? 7 12 -635 1 Inmates at the Youthful Correctional Offender Institution rioted for about two hours Friday , but corrections officers and police tactical units stayed on overnight , authorities said . stayed on overnight , Why did they choose to stay overnight? 21 25 -635 1 Inmates at the Youthful Correctional Offender Institution rioted for about two hours Friday , but corrections officers and police tactical units stayed on overnight , authorities said . rioted Why was there a riot? 7 8 -635 2 Three inmates and one corrections officer were injured in the uprising and there was " minimal damage " to the lockup said Kathy Drake , a spokeswoman for the Department of Corrections in Atlanta . " minimal damage " why is this quoted? 14 18 -635 2 Three inmates and one corrections officer were injured in the uprising and there was " minimal damage " to the lockup said Kathy Drake , a spokeswoman for the Department of Corrections in Atlanta . Three inmates and one corrections officer How were they injured? 0 6 -635 2 Three inmates and one corrections officer were injured in the uprising and there was " minimal damage " to the lockup said Kathy Drake , a spokeswoman for the Department of Corrections in Atlanta . " minimal damage " What was the damage? 14 18 -635 2 Three inmates and one corrections officer were injured in the uprising and there was " minimal damage " to the lockup said Kathy Drake , a spokeswoman for the Department of Corrections in Atlanta . were injured What were the injuries? 6 8 -635 4 Despite the name of the facility , the average age of the 970 inmates at the prison is 24 , according to Ms . Drake . prison is 24 , so its not for minors? 16 20 -635 4 Despite the name of the facility , the average age of the 970 inmates at the prison is 24 , according to Ms . Drake . Despite the name of the facility , Why does it have this name? 0 7 -635 4 Despite the name of the facility , the average age of the 970 inmates at the prison is 24 , according to Ms . Drake . inmates What type of criminals are these? 13 14 -635 4 Despite the name of the facility , the average age of the 970 inmates at the prison is 24 , according to Ms . Drake . the 970 inmates at the prison is 24 , Why is the average age so high? 11 20 -635 5 Ms . Drake said the injured officer , who was not identified , broke his hand , apparently by slipping and falling . injured officer , who was the injured officer? 5 8 -635 5 Ms . Drake said the injured officer , who was not identified , broke his hand , apparently by slipping and falling . apparently by slipping is that not really how it happened? 17 20 -635 5 Ms . Drake said the injured officer , who was not identified , broke his hand , apparently by slipping and falling . slipping and falling How did he slip and fall? 19 22 -635 5 Ms . Drake said the injured officer , who was not identified , broke his hand , apparently by slipping and falling . by slipping and falling . What caused the officer to slip? 18 23 -636 1 The legality of executing mentally retarded people is being challenged before the U . S . Supreme Court this week by a Texas murderer with the mind of a 7 - year - old . Texas murderer with the mind of a 7 - year - old Who is the Texas murderer with the mind of a 7-year-old? 22 34 -636 2 The high court Wednesday is scheduled to hear arguments on whether executing Johnny Paul Penry for a 1979 rape - slaying would be " cruel and unusual punishment " banned by the Constitution . high court what is a high court? 1 3 -636 3 A federal appeals court previously rejected Penry ' s arguments . arguments based on what? 9 10 -636 3 A federal appeals court previously rejected Penry ' s arguments . A federal Who is the federal? 0 2 -636 3 A federal appeals court previously rejected Penry ' s arguments . rejected Penry ' s arguments Why did they reject the arguments? 5 10 -636 4 The 32 - year - old Penry has an IQ estimated at between 50 and 60 . 50 and 60 why so low? 13 16 -636 5 His schooling consists of a few days in the first grade , and he was in and out of mental hospitals while growing up near Houston . mental hospitals is he insane? 19 21 -636 5 His schooling consists of a few days in the first grade , and he was in and out of mental hospitals while growing up near Houston . few days in the first grade , Why was his schooling so brief? 5 12 -637 1 First lady Nancy Reagan was saluted Monday night for her sense of style and her contribution to the American fashion industry . contribution How was Nancy Reagan involved in the fashion industry? 15 16 -637 1 First lady Nancy Reagan was saluted Monday night for her sense of style and her contribution to the American fashion industry . her contribution to the American fashion industry How did Nancy Reagan contribute to American fashion? 14 21 -637 1 First lady Nancy Reagan was saluted Monday night for her sense of style and her contribution to the American fashion industry . Nancy Reagan was saluted Who offered this praise? 2 6 -637 1 First lady Nancy Reagan was saluted Monday night for her sense of style and her contribution to the American fashion industry . saluted Who saluted Nancy Reagan for her style? 5 6 -637 2 Mrs . Reagan was presented with a Lifetime Achievement Award by the Council of Fashion Designers of America at its eighth annual awards ceremony , held at the Metropolitan Museum of Art . Lifetime Achievement Award How do they decide who should get what awards? 7 10 -637 2 Mrs . Reagan was presented with a Lifetime Achievement Award by the Council of Fashion Designers of America at its eighth annual awards ceremony , held at the Metropolitan Museum of Art . Council of Fashion Designers of America Is the council made up of fashion organizations or individual people? 12 18 -637 2 Mrs . Reagan was presented with a Lifetime Achievement Award by the Council of Fashion Designers of America at its eighth annual awards ceremony , held at the Metropolitan Museum of Art . annual awards ceremony , What other awards are given during this ceremony? 21 25 -637 3 " There are many pluses and minuses to being in the White House . pluses and minuses and what are those? 4 7 -637 3 " There are many pluses and minuses to being in the White House . to being in the White House . How long was Mrs. Reagan in the White House? 7 14 -637 3 " There are many pluses and minuses to being in the White House . pluses and minuses What are the \"pluses and minuses\" according to Mrs. Reagan? 4 7 -637 3 " There are many pluses and minuses to being in the White House . pluses and minuses What are the pluses and minuses to being in the White House? 4 7 -637 3 " There are many pluses and minuses to being in the White House . many pluses and minuses What are the pluses and minuses to being in the White House? 3 7 -637 4 One of the pluses is trying to help an industry that is one of the most important in our country and I think the American fashion designers are the best , " said the first lady , who was wearing a brilliant red floor - length gown designed by Oscar de la Renta . Oscar de la Renta is he american? 49 53 -637 4 One of the pluses is trying to help an industry that is one of the most important in our country and I think the American fashion designers are the best , " said the first lady , who was wearing a brilliant red floor - length gown designed by Oscar de la Renta . Oscar de la Renta How well-known is Oscar de la Renta in the fashion world? 49 53 -637 4 One of the pluses is trying to help an industry that is one of the most important in our country and I think the American fashion designers are the best , " said the first lady , who was wearing a brilliant red floor - length gown designed by Oscar de la Renta . one of the most important in our country Is the American fashion industry often overlooked? 12 20 -637 4 One of the pluses is trying to help an industry that is one of the most important in our country and I think the American fashion designers are the best , " said the first lady , who was wearing a brilliant red floor - length gown designed by Oscar de la Renta . trying to help an industry How does she help the fashion industry? 5 10 -637 5 " And when I found myself in the position to make others aware of that , or at least try to , I was delighted to do so , " she added . make others aware of that , What did she do to help? 10 16 -637 5 " And when I found myself in the position to make others aware of that , or at least try to , I was delighted to do so , " she added . the position to make others aware of that , What actions did Mrs. Reagan take to spread the word about America's fashion industry? 7 16 -638 1 A former Yale University lecturer who was stripped of his American citizenship in 1986 for his role as a Nazi propagandist in the Soviet Union during World War II has asked for refugee status in Canada , a report said Monday . asked for refugee status Why did the former Yale University lecturer ask for refugee status in Canada? 30 34 -638 1 A former Yale University lecturer who was stripped of his American citizenship in 1986 for his role as a Nazi propagandist in the Soviet Union during World War II has asked for refugee status in Canada , a report said Monday . A former Yale University lecturer Which Yale University lecturer? 0 5 -638 1 A former Yale University lecturer who was stripped of his American citizenship in 1986 for his role as a Nazi propagandist in the Soviet Union during World War II has asked for refugee status in Canada , a report said Monday . Yale University lecturer What is the name of this lecturer? 2 5 -638 1 A former Yale University lecturer who was stripped of his American citizenship in 1986 for his role as a Nazi propagandist in the Soviet Union during World War II has asked for refugee status in Canada , a report said Monday . asked for refugee status in Canada , Did Canada accept him as a refugee? 30 37 -638 1 A former Yale University lecturer who was stripped of his American citizenship in 1986 for his role as a Nazi propagandist in the Soviet Union during World War II has asked for refugee status in Canada , a report said Monday . A former Yale University lecturer Who is the former Yale University lecturer? 0 5 -638 2 Vladimir Sokolov disappeared in July when he was scheduled to appear at a deportation hearing in Hartford , Conn . His whereabouts were unknown until he applied for refugee status in Montreal sometime before Jan . 1 , claiming that his life would be in danger if he was forced to return to the Soviet Union , the Canadian Broadcast Corp . reported . his life would be in danger Why would Vladimir Sokolov's life be in danger? 40 46 -638 2 Vladimir Sokolov disappeared in July when he was scheduled to appear at a deportation hearing in Hartford , Conn . His whereabouts were unknown until he applied for refugee status in Montreal sometime before Jan . 1 , claiming that his life would be in danger if he was forced to return to the Soviet Union , the Canadian Broadcast Corp . reported . July of which year? 4 5 -638 2 Vladimir Sokolov disappeared in July when he was scheduled to appear at a deportation hearing in Hartford , Conn . His whereabouts were unknown until he applied for refugee status in Montreal sometime before Jan . 1 , claiming that his life would be in danger if he was forced to return to the Soviet Union , the Canadian Broadcast Corp . reported . Vladimir Sokolov Where are Vladimir's whereabouts now? 0 2 -638 2 Vladimir Sokolov disappeared in July when he was scheduled to appear at a deportation hearing in Hartford , Conn . His whereabouts were unknown until he applied for refugee status in Montreal sometime before Jan . 1 , claiming that his life would be in danger if he was forced to return to the Soviet Union , the Canadian Broadcast Corp . reported . Vladimir Sokolov disappeared Why Vladimir Sokolov disappeared? 0 3 -638 2 Vladimir Sokolov disappeared in July when he was scheduled to appear at a deportation hearing in Hartford , Conn . His whereabouts were unknown until he applied for refugee status in Montreal sometime before Jan . 1 , claiming that his life would be in danger if he was forced to return to the Soviet Union , the Canadian Broadcast Corp . reported . claiming that his life would be in danger Why is he claiming that his would be in danager? 38 46 -638 3 No date has been set for an immigration hearing , the report said . No date Why hasn't a date been set yet for an immigration hearing? 0 2 -638 3 No date has been set for an immigration hearing , the report said . set for will it be far in the future? 4 6 -638 4 From 1942 to 1944 , Sokolov was a writer and editor of a Russian language newspaper published by the German army in his hometown of Orel , 220 miles south of Moscow . writer What exactly did Sokolov write about in the newspaper? 8 9 -638 4 From 1942 to 1944 , Sokolov was a writer and editor of a Russian language newspaper published by the German army in his hometown of Orel , 220 miles south of Moscow . a Russian language newspaper What was the newspaper? 12 16 -638 4 From 1942 to 1944 , Sokolov was a writer and editor of a Russian language newspaper published by the German army in his hometown of Orel , 220 miles south of Moscow . was a writer What were some the contents of his writing that were judged to be Nazi propaganda? 6 9 -638 5 Anti - Semitic articles appeared under his name , although he has maintained that the most offensive tracts were written by Nazi censors . Nazi censors What does \"Nazi censors\" mean? 21 23 -638 5 Anti - Semitic articles appeared under his name , although he has maintained that the most offensive tracts were written by Nazi censors . written by Nazi censors Have any of these Nazi's been identified? 19 23 -639 1 One of every three men and women walking down the aisle in the United States has been married before , but the remarriage rate for divorced Americans has been declining , according to a National Center for Health Statistics report . declining , Why has the remarriage rate been declining? 29 31 -639 1 One of every three men and women walking down the aisle in the United States has been married before , but the remarriage rate for divorced Americans has been declining , according to a National Center for Health Statistics report . declining , is there a reason why? 29 31 -639 1 One of every three men and women walking down the aisle in the United States has been married before , but the remarriage rate for divorced Americans has been declining , according to a National Center for Health Statistics report . remarriage rate How much has the remarriage rate been declining? 22 24 -639 1 One of every three men and women walking down the aisle in the United States has been married before , but the remarriage rate for divorced Americans has been declining , according to a National Center for Health Statistics report . has been married before How was this confirmed? 15 19 -639 1 One of every three men and women walking down the aisle in the United States has been married before , but the remarriage rate for divorced Americans has been declining , according to a National Center for Health Statistics report . has been declining How was this confirmed? 27 30 -639 1 One of every three men and women walking down the aisle in the United States has been married before , but the remarriage rate for divorced Americans has been declining , according to a National Center for Health Statistics report . declining , When did the counting of this started? 29 31 -639 2 The government report also shows that most divorced men marry divorced women and that of those divorced Americans remarrying in 1983 , the women were on the average 34 years old and the men , an average 37 years old . years old and the men , an average 37 is that considered old? 29 38 -639 2 The government report also shows that most divorced men marry divorced women and that of those divorced Americans remarrying in 1983 , the women were on the average 34 years old and the men , an average 37 years old . The government report What government agency carried out this report? 0 3 -639 2 The government report also shows that most divorced men marry divorced women and that of those divorced Americans remarrying in 1983 , the women were on the average 34 years old and the men , an average 37 years old . most divorced men marry divorced women What is the actual statistic, and how many people were surveyed? 6 12 -639 3 The report is based on samples of records from states that compile marriage and divorce statistics . report is based are they comprehensive? 1 4 -639 3 The report is based on samples of records from states that compile marriage and divorce statistics . report is based on samples How many samples were used here? 1 6 -639 3 The report is based on samples of records from states that compile marriage and divorce statistics . from states Which states participated? 8 10 -639 3 The report is based on samples of records from states that compile marriage and divorce statistics . compile marriage and divorce statistics How were these stats compiled? 11 16 -639 3 The report is based on samples of records from states that compile marriage and divorce statistics . statistics Where is statistics from? 15 16 -639 4 It studies data collected from 1970 to 1983 , the latest year for which most of the figures were available . data collected from 1970 to 1983 , What specific years were used for this data? 2 9 -640 1 Fear that the U . S . government will go it alone in world trade is discouraging other countries from joining in an accord that could cut spending on farmers by tens of billions of dollars every year , according to a report published by the International Monetary Fund . Fear Why is there fear that the U.S. government will go at world trade alone? 0 1 -640 1 Fear that the U . S . government will go it alone in world trade is discouraging other countries from joining in an accord that could cut spending on farmers by tens of billions of dollars every year , according to a report published by the International Monetary Fund . cut How will the accord cut spending for farmers by tens of billions of dollars? 26 27 -640 1 Fear that the U . S . government will go it alone in world trade is discouraging other countries from joining in an accord that could cut spending on farmers by tens of billions of dollars every year , according to a report published by the International Monetary Fund . will go it alone Why will the U.S. government go alone in world trade? 8 12 -640 1 Fear that the U . S . government will go it alone in world trade is discouraging other countries from joining in an accord that could cut spending on farmers by tens of billions of dollars every year , according to a report published by the International Monetary Fund . cut spending on farmers Why will the spending on farmers cut down? 26 30 -640 1 Fear that the U . S . government will go it alone in world trade is discouraging other countries from joining in an accord that could cut spending on farmers by tens of billions of dollars every year , according to a report published by the International Monetary Fund . International Monetary Fund Who is International Monetary Fund? 46 49 -640 1 Fear that the U . S . government will go it alone in world trade is discouraging other countries from joining in an accord that could cut spending on farmers by tens of billions of dollars every year , according to a report published by the International Monetary Fund . accord What is the name of the accord? 23 24 -640 2 Fund experts see a possibility that James M . Baker III , designated as secretary of state by President - elect Bush , will single out favored countries as trading partners instead of promoting U . S . trade with the whole world . favored countries why would he do it? 26 28 -640 2 Fund experts see a possibility that James M . Baker III , designated as secretary of state by President - elect Bush , will single out favored countries as trading partners instead of promoting U . S . trade with the whole world . single How will Mr. Baker single determine which countries should be favored trading partners? 24 25 -640 2 Fund experts see a possibility that James M . Baker III , designated as secretary of state by President - elect Bush , will single out favored countries as trading partners instead of promoting U . S . trade with the whole world . instead Why not promote U.S. trade with the whole world? 31 32 -640 2 Fund experts see a possibility that James M . Baker III , designated as secretary of state by President - elect Bush , will single out favored countries as trading partners instead of promoting U . S . trade with the whole world . favored countries Which countries are favored? 26 28 -640 3 The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development , whose members include the governments of the major industrial countries , says farm subsidies cost consumers and taxpayers $ 185 billion a year between 1984 and 1986 . subsidies Why do farmers receive subsidies? 21 22 -640 3 The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development , whose members include the governments of the major industrial countries , says farm subsidies cost consumers and taxpayers $ 185 billion a year between 1984 and 1986 . major industrial countries , Which countries are the major industrial countries? 15 19 -640 4 The biggest costs are in the United States , western Europe and Japan . costs What are the costs? 2 3 -640 4 The biggest costs are in the United States , western Europe and Japan . biggest Why are the United States, western Europe and Japan the highest cost? 1 2 -640 5 The IMF report cites a speech last year by Baker , then secretary of the treasury . last year which year? 6 8 -640 5 The IMF report cites a speech last year by Baker , then secretary of the treasury . speech What speech are they talking about? 5 6 -640 5 The IMF report cites a speech last year by Baker , then secretary of the treasury . Baker , Why is Mr. Baker qualified to be the Secretary of The Treasury? 9 11 -641 1 Cuban troops who fought South African forces in Angola say they have done their duty and are ready to leave under an accord intended to secure independence for Namibia and peace in this war - torn nation . done their duty What was the mission? 12 15 -641 1 Cuban troops who fought South African forces in Angola say they have done their duty and are ready to leave under an accord intended to secure independence for Namibia and peace in this war - torn nation . ready to leave How long have they been there? 17 20 -641 1 Cuban troops who fought South African forces in Angola say they have done their duty and are ready to leave under an accord intended to secure independence for Namibia and peace in this war - torn nation . war - torn nation Has this always been a war torn nation? 33 37 -641 1 Cuban troops who fought South African forces in Angola say they have done their duty and are ready to leave under an accord intended to secure independence for Namibia and peace in this war - torn nation . independence Why did Cuban troops fight for independence for Namibia? 26 27 -641 1 Cuban troops who fought South African forces in Angola say they have done their duty and are ready to leave under an accord intended to secure independence for Namibia and peace in this war - torn nation . this war - torn nation Why is this nation featuring such strife? 32 37 -641 1 Cuban troops who fought South African forces in Angola say they have done their duty and are ready to leave under an accord intended to secure independence for Namibia and peace in this war - torn nation . accord What is the name of the accord? 22 23 -641 2 The 450 troops , officers and non - commissioned officers form the first group of a contingent of 3 , 000 Cubans who must leave Angola by April 1 under terms of the accord signed Dec . 22 by Angola , Cuba and South Africa . non - commissioned officers Who are the non commissioned officers, where do they come from? 6 10 -641 2 The 450 troops , officers and non - commissioned officers form the first group of a contingent of 3 , 000 Cubans who must leave Angola by April 1 under terms of the accord signed Dec . 22 by Angola , Cuba and South Africa . who must leave By who's orders must they leave? 22 25 -641 2 The 450 troops , officers and non - commissioned officers form the first group of a contingent of 3 , 000 Cubans who must leave Angola by April 1 under terms of the accord signed Dec . 22 by Angola , Cuba and South Africa . April 1 Was this date chosen for a particular reason? 27 29 -641 2 The 450 troops , officers and non - commissioned officers form the first group of a contingent of 3 , 000 Cubans who must leave Angola by April 1 under terms of the accord signed Dec . 22 by Angola , Cuba and South Africa . Angola where is angola? 25 26 -641 2 The 450 troops , officers and non - commissioned officers form the first group of a contingent of 3 , 000 Cubans who must leave Angola by April 1 under terms of the accord signed Dec . 22 by Angola , Cuba and South Africa . Angola Why were the troops in Angola? 25 26 -641 3 All Cuban troops , estimated at 50 , 000 to 52 , 000 , must be out of Angola by July 1 , 1991 . must be out Was their mission successful? 14 17 -641 3 All Cuban troops , estimated at 50 , 000 to 52 , 000 , must be out of Angola by July 1 , 1991 . 50 , 000 to 52 , 000 , why are there so many there? 6 14 -641 3 All Cuban troops , estimated at 50 , 000 to 52 , 000 , must be out of Angola by July 1 , 1991 . out How are the troops going to leave Angola? 16 17 -641 4 " We ' ve done our duty , we ' ve helped the Angolan people . helped the Angolan people Under who's order have they helped? 11 15 -641 4 " We ' ve done our duty , we ' ve helped the Angolan people . duty , we ' ve helped who is saying this? 6 12 -641 4 " We ' ve done our duty , we ' ve helped the Angolan people . helped How were the Angolan people helped? 11 12 -641 4 " We ' ve done our duty , we ' ve helped the Angolan people . we ' ve helped the Angolan people How were the people helped by the Cuban troops? 8 15 -641 5 Now it ' s time to go home and resume our studies , " said Daniel Felipe Manero , a 21 - year - old anti - aircraft gunner from Matanza , Cuba who spent two years at a base in Menongue in southern Angola . resume our studies , " What is being studied? 9 14 -641 5 Now it ' s time to go home and resume our studies , " said Daniel Felipe Manero , a 21 - year - old anti - aircraft gunner from Matanza , Cuba who spent two years at a base in Menongue in southern Angola . spent two years Do they have a designated amount of time they have to serve? 34 37 -641 5 Now it ' s time to go home and resume our studies , " said Daniel Felipe Manero , a 21 - year - old anti - aircraft gunner from Matanza , Cuba who spent two years at a base in Menongue in southern Angola . studies , " Why is Daniel Felipe studying? 11 14 -641 5 Now it ' s time to go home and resume our studies , " said Daniel Felipe Manero , a 21 - year - old anti - aircraft gunner from Matanza , Cuba who spent two years at a base in Menongue in southern Angola . studies , " What studies will the Cubans resume 11 14 -642 1 The government said Saturday it will ask the United States to help battle an electricity shortage that has reduced working hours , curtailed transportation and even trimmed television broadcasts . electricity shortage why is there a shortage? 14 16 -642 1 The government said Saturday it will ask the United States to help battle an electricity shortage that has reduced working hours , curtailed transportation and even trimmed television broadcasts . electricity shortage Why is there an electricity shortage? 14 16 -642 1 The government said Saturday it will ask the United States to help battle an electricity shortage that has reduced working hours , curtailed transportation and even trimmed television broadcasts . battle an electricity shortage What caused the electricity shortage? 12 16 -642 1 The government said Saturday it will ask the United States to help battle an electricity shortage that has reduced working hours , curtailed transportation and even trimmed television broadcasts . curtailed transportation How has a shortage in electricity curtailed transportation? 22 24 -642 1 The government said Saturday it will ask the United States to help battle an electricity shortage that has reduced working hours , curtailed transportation and even trimmed television broadcasts . electricity shortage What caused the electricity shortage? 14 16 -642 1 The government said Saturday it will ask the United States to help battle an electricity shortage that has reduced working hours , curtailed transportation and even trimmed television broadcasts . trimmed television broadcasts What broadcasts have been cut? 26 29 -642 2 Public Works Minister Rodolfo Terragno , who is traveling in the United States , is to meet with U . S . energy officials on Tuesday in Washington , the state - owned news agency Telam said in a communique . Rodolfo Terragno , what are his credentials? 3 6 -642 2 Public Works Minister Rodolfo Terragno , who is traveling in the United States , is to meet with U . S . energy officials on Tuesday in Washington , the state - owned news agency Telam said in a communique . meet with U . S . energy officials Which U.S. energy officials? 16 24 -642 2 Public Works Minister Rodolfo Terragno , who is traveling in the United States , is to meet with U . S . energy officials on Tuesday in Washington , the state - owned news agency Telam said in a communique . communique What is a communique? 39 40 -642 3 Terragno also will seek World Bank financing to accelerate the completion of a large thermoelectric station in Bahia Blanca , 418 miles southwest of Buenos Aires . Bahia Blanca , is it a small town? 17 20 -642 3 Terragno also will seek World Bank financing to accelerate the completion of a large thermoelectric station in Bahia Blanca , 418 miles southwest of Buenos Aires . large thermoelectric station What is the point of a thermometric station? 13 16 -642 3 Terragno also will seek World Bank financing to accelerate the completion of a large thermoelectric station in Bahia Blanca , 418 miles southwest of Buenos Aires . thermoelectric station How does a thermoelectric station work? 14 16 -642 4 There was no immediate comment from the U . S . Embassy . no immediate comment Is the embassy expected to make a comment at a later time? 2 5 -642 5 A month ago , the government took steps to curtail electricity consumption , including rotating power cuts of up to six hours a day , reduced street lighting , and cutbacks in the hours of operation of subways and television stations . A month ago , What made this start a month ago? 0 4 -642 5 A month ago , the government took steps to curtail electricity consumption , including rotating power cuts of up to six hours a day , reduced street lighting , and cutbacks in the hours of operation of subways and television stations . reduced street lighting , How many hours are the street lights on for? 25 29 -642 5 A month ago , the government took steps to curtail electricity consumption , including rotating power cuts of up to six hours a day , reduced street lighting , and cutbacks in the hours of operation of subways and television stations . cutbacks How many hours of service were cut? 30 31 -643 1 Official trade unions have pledged to strike and mount other protests if wage and social reforms fail to offset price increases planned by the government , a union newspaper said Saturday . a union newspaper said Which union newspaper? 26 30 -643 1 Official trade unions have pledged to strike and mount other protests if wage and social reforms fail to offset price increases planned by the government , a union newspaper said Saturday . Official trade unions Which trade unions are looking to strike? 0 3 -643 2 Also Saturday , an apartment renters ' group asked the government in an open letter to refrain from planned increases in water and sewage costs in order not to aggravate social tensions . apartment renters ' group which group? 4 8 -643 2 Also Saturday , an apartment renters ' group asked the government in an open letter to refrain from planned increases in water and sewage costs in order not to aggravate social tensions . an apartment renters ' group Which apartment renters' group? 3 8 -643 2 Also Saturday , an apartment renters ' group asked the government in an open letter to refrain from planned increases in water and sewage costs in order not to aggravate social tensions . an apartment renters ' group Which apartment renters' group, also? 3 8 -643 2 Also Saturday , an apartment renters ' group asked the government in an open letter to refrain from planned increases in water and sewage costs in order not to aggravate social tensions . apartment renters ' group Who is the apartment renters' group? 4 8 -643 2 Also Saturday , an apartment renters ' group asked the government in an open letter to refrain from planned increases in water and sewage costs in order not to aggravate social tensions . social tensions Which social tensions would be aggravated by water and sewage cost increases? 30 32 -643 3 The two separate reactions to the government ' s program were a clear indication that it will face difficulties in imposing price boosts of up to 15 percent on a variety of goods and services . government ' s Which country's government? 6 9 -643 4 A quarter of consumer prices are to go up in the near future , government spokesman Gyerogy Marosan announced on Jan . 2 . Gyerogy Marosan what are his credentials? 16 18 -643 4 A quarter of consumer prices are to go up in the near future , government spokesman Gyerogy Marosan announced on Jan . 2 . consumer prices Which aspect of commerce's consumer prices will be increasing? 3 5 -643 5 The increases will affect food , transportation , water , and home - heating fuels . affect which will it affect most? 3 4 -644 1 Tornadoes tore through several Illinois , Indiana and Kentucky towns Saturday , injuring more than 40 people and destroying a third of the homes and commercial buildings in this town , officials said . several Illinois , Indiana and Kentucky towns Which Illinois, Indiana and Kentucky towns? 3 10 -644 1 Tornadoes tore through several Illinois , Indiana and Kentucky towns Saturday , injuring more than 40 people and destroying a third of the homes and commercial buildings in this town , officials said . several Illinois , Indiana and Kentucky towns Which towns? 3 10 -644 1 Tornadoes tore through several Illinois , Indiana and Kentucky towns Saturday , injuring more than 40 people and destroying a third of the homes and commercial buildings in this town , officials said . towns Which towns did the tornadoes tear through? 9 10 -644 2 The tornado cut through a 10 - square - block area and " most homes are flattened and businesses are destroyed " in that area , said Wabash County Sheriff Randy Grounds from an emergency command post in the local bank . Wabash where is wabash? 27 28 -644 2 The tornado cut through a 10 - square - block area and " most homes are flattened and businesses are destroyed " in that area , said Wabash County Sheriff Randy Grounds from an emergency command post in the local bank . The tornado When did the tornado occur? 0 2 -644 2 The tornado cut through a 10 - square - block area and " most homes are flattened and businesses are destroyed " in that area , said Wabash County Sheriff Randy Grounds from an emergency command post in the local bank . area , What area are most of the homes and businesses destroyed? 24 26 -644 2 The tornado cut through a 10 - square - block area and " most homes are flattened and businesses are destroyed " in that area , said Wabash County Sheriff Randy Grounds from an emergency command post in the local bank . local bank What is the name of the local bank where there is an emergency command post? 39 41 -644 3 About 35 percent of the town ' s 275 buildings were demolished and half were damaged to some extent , said Grounds . 35 percent will they recover? 1 3 -644 4 Mayor Jack Loeffler estimated that six to eight people had been temporarily trapped " in rubble , but I think they ' ve all been rescued . " think they ' ve is he unsure? 19 23 -644 4 Mayor Jack Loeffler estimated that six to eight people had been temporarily trapped " in rubble , but I think they ' ve all been rescued . " I think they ' ve all been rescued . " How were they rescued? 18 28 -644 5 He said all but four or five people had been accounted for by mid - evening in the town of 600 , and emergency workers searched door - to - door to make sure no one remained trapped . four or five people Who were the four or five people unaccounted for? 4 8 -645 1 The Soviet Union will start destroying its massive stockpiles of chemical weapons this year , Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard A . Shevardnadze announced Sunday . chemical weapons Why will the Soviet Union destroy its chemical weapons? 10 12 -645 1 The Soviet Union will start destroying its massive stockpiles of chemical weapons this year , Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard A . Shevardnadze announced Sunday . stockpiles Why does the Soviet Union have stockpiles of chemical weapons? 8 9 -645 1 The Soviet Union will start destroying its massive stockpiles of chemical weapons this year , Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard A . Shevardnadze announced Sunday . announced Why is Minister Eduard A Shevardnadze making announcements about chemical weapons? 22 23 -645 1 The Soviet Union will start destroying its massive stockpiles of chemical weapons this year , Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard A . Shevardnadze announced Sunday . massive How many of these weapons do they have? 7 8 -645 2 Addressing an international conference on chemical weapons , Shevardnadze said the Soviet Union is finishing construction of a plant to eliminate chemical arms that will go into operation this year . operation this year which year was it? 27 30 -645 2 Addressing an international conference on chemical weapons , Shevardnadze said the Soviet Union is finishing construction of a plant to eliminate chemical arms that will go into operation this year . eliminate Why is the Soviet Union eliminating chemical arms? 20 21 -645 2 Addressing an international conference on chemical weapons , Shevardnadze said the Soviet Union is finishing construction of a plant to eliminate chemical arms that will go into operation this year . conference Why was the international conference addressing chemical weapons? 3 4 -645 2 Addressing an international conference on chemical weapons , Shevardnadze said the Soviet Union is finishing construction of a plant to eliminate chemical arms that will go into operation this year . chemical What types of chemical weapons? 5 6 -645 3 Representatives of other countries will be invited to visit the facility , he said . other countries how many countries? 2 4 -645 3 Representatives of other countries will be invited to visit the facility , he said . other countries Which other countries? 2 4 -645 3 Representatives of other countries will be invited to visit the facility , he said . countries Which other countries will be invited to visit the facility? 3 4 -645 3 Representatives of other countries will be invited to visit the facility , he said . Representatives Why were representatives of other countries invited to the facility? 0 1 -645 3 Representatives of other countries will be invited to visit the facility , he said . countries Which countries will be invited? 3 4 -645 4 He did not elaborate . He said that some might ask whether the Soviet Union waited too long to stop production and the answer would be : " Yes , we did , in fact wait too long . elaborate Why did he not elaborate? 3 4 -645 4 He did not elaborate . He said that some might ask whether the Soviet Union waited too long to stop production and the answer would be : " Yes , we did , in fact wait too long . waited Why did the Soviet Union wait too long to stop production? 15 16 -645 4 He did not elaborate . He said that some might ask whether the Soviet Union waited too long to stop production and the answer would be : " Yes , we did , in fact wait too long . long How long did they wait? 17 18 -645 5 We are quickly making up for time lost over the past two years . " for time lost can they catch up? 5 8 -645 5 We are quickly making up for time lost over the past two years . " two years What had happened over the past two years? 11 13 -645 5 We are quickly making up for time lost over the past two years . " quickly How are they making up time quickly? 2 3 -646 1 General Douglas MacArthur and others directing the occupation of Japan after World War II resisted powerful U . S . and allied opposition in keeping the late Emperor Hirohito on the chrysanthemum throne , where he reigned for another 43 years . resisted powerful U . S . and allied opposition Why was there such opposition from the US and its allies? 14 23 -646 1 General Douglas MacArthur and others directing the occupation of Japan after World War II resisted powerful U . S . and allied opposition in keeping the late Emperor Hirohito on the chrysanthemum throne , where he reigned for another 43 years . others Who were the others directing the occupation of Japan? 4 5 -646 1 General Douglas MacArthur and others directing the occupation of Japan after World War II resisted powerful U . S . and allied opposition in keeping the late Emperor Hirohito on the chrysanthemum throne , where he reigned for another 43 years . General Douglas MacArthur Why did MacArthur not want him removed from power? 0 3 -646 1 General Douglas MacArthur and others directing the occupation of Japan after World War II resisted powerful U . S . and allied opposition in keeping the late Emperor Hirohito on the chrysanthemum throne , where he reigned for another 43 years . resisted powerful U . S . and allied opposition Why would an Allied General oppose what his commanding officers wanted? 14 23 -646 2 The emperor ' s prosecution for war crimes , execution , imprisonment or exile was favored by 70 percent of Americans in a public opinion poll seven weeks before the end of the war . 70 percent of Americans What did the other 30 percent want to happen? 17 21 -646 3 Some allied governments had similar views . allied governments which governments? 1 3 -646 3 Some allied governments had similar views . Some allied governments Which governments harbored these views? 0 3 -646 3 Some allied governments had similar views . allied governments Which allied governments had similar views to the U.S.? 1 3 -646 3 Some allied governments had similar views . governments had similar views Why did so many people want him executed or imprisoned? 2 6 -646 3 Some allied governments had similar views . allied governments What are a few examples of these countries? 1 3 -646 4 MacArthur , supreme commander of the U . S . occupation of Japan , was the best known of those resisting demands for punishing the monarch who died in Tokyo Saturday at the age of 87 after a 62 - year reign marked by military expansion , crushing defeat , reconciliation , dramatic economic growth and new heights of prosperity and prestige for his country . Tokyo how did he die? 29 30 -646 4 MacArthur , supreme commander of the U . S . occupation of Japan , was the best known of those resisting demands for punishing the monarch who died in Tokyo Saturday at the age of 87 after a 62 - year reign marked by military expansion , crushing defeat , reconciliation , dramatic economic growth and new heights of prosperity and prestige for his country . resisting demands Why did MacArthur not want the monarch of Japan punished? 20 22 -646 4 MacArthur , supreme commander of the U . S . occupation of Japan , was the best known of those resisting demands for punishing the monarch who died in Tokyo Saturday at the age of 87 after a 62 - year reign marked by military expansion , crushing defeat , reconciliation , dramatic economic growth and new heights of prosperity and prestige for his country . resisting demands for punishing the monarch Why would a general who fought this man in a bloody war and lost countless number of soldiers to his commands, want no punishment for him when the war is finally over? 20 26 -646 5 Prime Minister Hideki Tojo and six other Japanese officials were convicted and hanged as a result of the Tokyo war crimes trials . Hideki Tojo was he guilty for sure? 2 4 -646 5 Prime Minister Hideki Tojo and six other Japanese officials were convicted and hanged as a result of the Tokyo war crimes trials . six other Japanese officials Which other officials received this punishment? 5 9 -646 5 Prime Minister Hideki Tojo and six other Japanese officials were convicted and hanged as a result of the Tokyo war crimes trials . hanged Why were some officials hanged and others weren't? 12 13 -646 5 Prime Minister Hideki Tojo and six other Japanese officials were convicted and hanged as a result of the Tokyo war crimes trials . were convicted and hanged Why were they hanged and not the Emperor? 9 13 -647 1 President Reagan ' s submission today of his $ 1 . 15 trillion federal budget for fiscal 1990 triggers a work schedule that is specified by law , cited with reverence by lawmakers and then routinely ignored . cited with reverence by lawmakers Which lawmakers? 28 33 -647 1 President Reagan ' s submission today of his $ 1 . 15 trillion federal budget for fiscal 1990 triggers a work schedule that is specified by law , cited with reverence by lawmakers and then routinely ignored . $ 1 . 15 trillion federal budget what is the federal budget nowadays? 8 15 -647 1 President Reagan ' s submission today of his $ 1 . 15 trillion federal budget for fiscal 1990 triggers a work schedule that is specified by law , cited with reverence by lawmakers and then routinely ignored . routinely ignored WHY IS IT IGNORED IF IT IS PROPPED UP SO HIGH IN LAWMAKERS VIEWS? 35 37 -647 1 President Reagan ' s submission today of his $ 1 . 15 trillion federal budget for fiscal 1990 triggers a work schedule that is specified by law , cited with reverence by lawmakers and then routinely ignored . ignored Why is the work schedule ignored? 36 37 -647 1 President Reagan ' s submission today of his $ 1 . 15 trillion federal budget for fiscal 1990 triggers a work schedule that is specified by law , cited with reverence by lawmakers and then routinely ignored . then routinely ignored . Why is the schedule ignored? 34 38 -647 2 This year should be no different . The law calls for Congress to have completed work on the spending plan by April 15 . April 15 which year is it now? 21 23 -647 2 This year should be no different . The law calls for Congress to have completed work on the spending plan by April 15 . April 15 Why is it necessary for Congress to complete the spending plan by April 15? 21 23 -647 3 In addition , all 13 appropriations bills that finance the federal government are supposed to be in place by the Oct . 1 start of the new fiscal year . 13 appropriations bills WHAT DO THESE BILLS DEAL WITH? 4 7 -647 4 But that rarely happens , and ingredients for delay abound this year . ingredients for delay WHAT ARE SOME EXAMPLES OF THESE INGREDIENTS? 6 9 -647 4 But that rarely happens , and ingredients for delay abound this year . ingredients What are the ingredients for delay? 6 7 -647 4 But that rarely happens , and ingredients for delay abound this year . ingredients for delay abound Which parts of the bills will likely lead to delays? 6 10 -647 5 Congress will be treating Reagan ' s proposal as largely inconsequential and waiting for a new plan from President - elect Bush after his inauguration . waiting for a new plan WHY WOULD THEY IGNORE ONE PLAN FOR THE OTHER? 12 17 -647 5 Congress will be treating Reagan ' s proposal as largely inconsequential and waiting for a new plan from President - elect Bush after his inauguration . as largely inconsequential Why would it be inconsequential? 8 11 -648 1 The city manager is on the verge of flipping a switch that will send electricity flowing through city - owned power lines , a change he says will save money for residents of this northern Ohio town . northern Ohio town which town? 34 37 -648 1 The city manager is on the verge of flipping a switch that will send electricity flowing through city - owned power lines , a change he says will save money for residents of this northern Ohio town . The city manager What is the name of the city manager? 0 3 -648 1 The city manager is on the verge of flipping a switch that will send electricity flowing through city - owned power lines , a change he says will save money for residents of this northern Ohio town . the verge Is there a reason for the hesitation? 5 7 -648 1 The city manager is on the verge of flipping a switch that will send electricity flowing through city - owned power lines , a change he says will save money for residents of this northern Ohio town . save money How much money will the residents save? 28 30 -648 1 The city manager is on the verge of flipping a switch that will send electricity flowing through city - owned power lines , a change he says will save money for residents of this northern Ohio town . save money for residents How will this be a money-saver? 28 32 -648 1 The city manager is on the verge of flipping a switch that will send electricity flowing through city - owned power lines , a change he says will save money for residents of this northern Ohio town . save money How will the change save money for residents? 28 30 -648 1 The city manager is on the verge of flipping a switch that will send electricity flowing through city - owned power lines , a change he says will save money for residents of this northern Ohio town . change What is the change that will save money for residents? 24 25 -648 2 But officials for the Toledo Edison Co . , which now supplies electricity to the town ' s 5 , 600 residents , say a municipal power system will be unreliable and electric rates will eventually increase and surpass their rates . will be unreliable Why do they feel it will be unreliable? 28 31 -648 2 But officials for the Toledo Edison Co . , which now supplies electricity to the town ' s 5 , 600 residents , say a municipal power system will be unreliable and electric rates will eventually increase and surpass their rates . will eventually increase Why will they increase? 34 37 -648 2 But officials for the Toledo Edison Co . , which now supplies electricity to the town ' s 5 , 600 residents , say a municipal power system will be unreliable and electric rates will eventually increase and surpass their rates . their rates What are their current rates, are they fair? 39 41 -648 2 But officials for the Toledo Edison Co . , which now supplies electricity to the town ' s 5 , 600 residents , say a municipal power system will be unreliable and electric rates will eventually increase and surpass their rates . municipal power system will be unreliable Why would the power system be unreliable? 25 31 -648 2 But officials for the Toledo Edison Co . , which now supplies electricity to the town ' s 5 , 600 residents , say a municipal power system will be unreliable and electric rates will eventually increase and surpass their rates . municipal power system will be unreliable Why will the system be unreliable? 25 31 -648 2 But officials for the Toledo Edison Co . , which now supplies electricity to the town ' s 5 , 600 residents , say a municipal power system will be unreliable and electric rates will eventually increase and surpass their rates . municipal power system How will the municipal power system be unreliable? 25 28 -648 3 City Manager Nelson Summit admits that the Clyde Light and Power Co . is a gamble . gamble why is it a gamble? 15 16 -648 3 City Manager Nelson Summit admits that the Clyde Light and Power Co . is a gamble . is a gamble What is the main challenge? 13 16 -648 3 City Manager Nelson Summit admits that the Clyde Light and Power Co . is a gamble . Clyde Light and Power Co . is a gamble Why is the power company a gamble? 7 16 -648 3 City Manager Nelson Summit admits that the Clyde Light and Power Co . is a gamble . a gamble . Why is the local power company a gamble? 14 17 -648 3 City Manager Nelson Summit admits that the Clyde Light and Power Co . is a gamble . gamble How is the Clyde Light and Power a gamble? 15 16 -648 4 " What it boiled down to was I felt there was a better way to provide electricity . provide electricity who said this? 15 17 -648 4 " What it boiled down to was I felt there was a better way to provide electricity . a better way to provide electricity Is it his job to create electricity solutions? 11 17 -648 4 " What it boiled down to was I felt there was a better way to provide electricity . better way to provide electricity What better way is there? 12 17 -648 5 It turned out that it is going to be cheaper and rates will get a lot better in the future , " Summit said in a recent interview . the future , " How can he be sure this will be the case? 18 22 -648 5 It turned out that it is going to be cheaper and rates will get a lot better in the future , " Summit said in a recent interview . rates will get a lot better in the future , " How far into the future before rates get better? 11 22 -649 1 A Belfast - bound jetliner carrying 126 people crashed beside a highway in central England on Sunday and broke into pieces , killing at least 37 people and injuring 76 , officials said . Belfast - bound jetliner Where was the jetliner coming from? 1 5 -649 1 A Belfast - bound jetliner carrying 126 people crashed beside a highway in central England on Sunday and broke into pieces , killing at least 37 people and injuring 76 , officials said . crashed Do they know what caused the crash? 8 9 -649 1 A Belfast - bound jetliner carrying 126 people crashed beside a highway in central England on Sunday and broke into pieces , killing at least 37 people and injuring 76 , officials said . killing at least 37 people Was anyone on the ground killed in this crash? 22 27 -649 1 A Belfast - bound jetliner carrying 126 people crashed beside a highway in central England on Sunday and broke into pieces , killing at least 37 people and injuring 76 , officials said . Belfast - bound where is belfast? 1 4 -649 1 A Belfast - bound jetliner carrying 126 people crashed beside a highway in central England on Sunday and broke into pieces , killing at least 37 people and injuring 76 , officials said . highway Which Highway? 11 12 -649 1 A Belfast - bound jetliner carrying 126 people crashed beside a highway in central England on Sunday and broke into pieces , killing at least 37 people and injuring 76 , officials said . England Where in England, specifically? 14 15 -649 1 A Belfast - bound jetliner carrying 126 people crashed beside a highway in central England on Sunday and broke into pieces , killing at least 37 people and injuring 76 , officials said . people The destination?Where were they going? 7 8 -649 1 A Belfast - bound jetliner carrying 126 people crashed beside a highway in central England on Sunday and broke into pieces , killing at least 37 people and injuring 76 , officials said . Belfast - bound jetliner What airline was the jetliner from? 1 5 -649 1 A Belfast - bound jetliner carrying 126 people crashed beside a highway in central England on Sunday and broke into pieces , killing at least 37 people and injuring 76 , officials said . crashed Why did the jetliner crash? 8 9 -649 1 A Belfast - bound jetliner carrying 126 people crashed beside a highway in central England on Sunday and broke into pieces , killing at least 37 people and injuring 76 , officials said . killing at least 37 people Where there casualties that were not passengers on the plane? 22 27 -649 2 The airline said the crash was caused by engine failure and ruled out sabotage . said the crash was caused by engine why did it fail? 2 9 -649 2 The airline said the crash was caused by engine failure and ruled out sabotage . engine failure Why did the engine fail? 8 10 -649 2 The airline said the crash was caused by engine failure and ruled out sabotage . sabotage Who was suspected? 13 14 -649 2 The airline said the crash was caused by engine failure and ruled out sabotage . caused by engine failure Why did the engines fail? 6 10 -649 3 The British Midland Airways Boeing 737 - 400 was en route from London ' s Heathrow Airport to Northern Ireland when it developed engine trouble , the Civil Aviation Authority said . engine trouble , what kind of engine trouble? 23 26 -649 3 The British Midland Airways Boeing 737 - 400 was en route from London ' s Heathrow Airport to Northern Ireland when it developed engine trouble , the Civil Aviation Authority said . the Civil Aviation Authority Who is the Civil Aviation Authority? 26 30 -649 4 The jet attempted to land at East Midlands Airport near Nottingham , about 100 miles north of London , but undershot the runway by a half - mile and crashed alongside a highway , smashed into an embankment and broke apart , police said . undershot the runway by a half - mile Did this happen as a result of the engine failure or was it a mistake made by the pilot? 20 28 -649 5 Witnesses reported seeing an engine in flames as the aircraft came in low , dropping bits of debris and shearing off treetops as it careened toward the highway . shearing off treetops what is shearing? 19 22 -649 5 Witnesses reported seeing an engine in flames as the aircraft came in low , dropping bits of debris and shearing off treetops as it careened toward the highway . toward the highway Was anyone on the highway injured or killed? 25 28 -649 5 Witnesses reported seeing an engine in flames as the aircraft came in low , dropping bits of debris and shearing off treetops as it careened toward the highway . careened what does careened mean? 24 25 -649 5 Witnesses reported seeing an engine in flames as the aircraft came in low , dropping bits of debris and shearing off treetops as it careened toward the highway . dropping bits of debris Did the debris cause any injuries or deaths? 14 18 -650 1 Political parties are struggling to emerge in this British colony but face the formidable hurdles of apathy , public distrust and a wary Communist China , which gains sovereignty over the territory in 1997 . apathy , public distrust Why are the people in such an unagreeable state? 16 20 -650 1 Political parties are struggling to emerge in this British colony but face the formidable hurdles of apathy , public distrust and a wary Communist China , which gains sovereignty over the territory in 1997 . Political parties Which political parties are struggling to emerge? 0 2 -650 1 Political parties are struggling to emerge in this British colony but face the formidable hurdles of apathy , public distrust and a wary Communist China , which gains sovereignty over the territory in 1997 . Political parties are struggling Which political parties? 0 4 -650 2 Attempts to form the groups comes as Britain prepares to hold Hong Kong ' s first general legislative elections and China appears to have reluctantly dropped its opposition to such activity . dropped its opposition why did it drop opposition? 25 28 -650 2 Attempts to form the groups comes as Britain prepares to hold Hong Kong ' s first general legislative elections and China appears to have reluctantly dropped its opposition to such activity . reluctantly dropped its opposition Why has China dropped it's opposition? 24 28 -650 2 Attempts to form the groups comes as Britain prepares to hold Hong Kong ' s first general legislative elections and China appears to have reluctantly dropped its opposition to such activity . Britain Why is Britain holding Hong King's election? 7 8 -650 3 The organizations will be different from Western - style political parties because they will not be able to form a sovereign government . sovereign government does that mean independent? 20 22 -650 3 The organizations will be different from Western - style political parties because they will not be able to form a sovereign government . political parties How do they compare and contrast to western-style parties? 9 11 -650 3 The organizations will be different from Western - style political parties because they will not be able to form a sovereign government . sovereign government What is a sovereign government? 20 22 -650 3 The organizations will be different from Western - style political parties because they will not be able to form a sovereign government . sovereign government What do you mean by sovereign government more specifically? 20 22 -650 4 Instead , they will be limited to trying to influence the outgoing British rulers and pursuing whatever local power Beijing permits under the " high degree of autonomy " it promises for this capitalist enclave after 1997 . " high degree of autonomy " What is the high degree of autonomy Beijing promises? 23 29 -650 5 " The administration of Hong Kong will be in the hands of Hong Kong people , so in that sense we still have a lot of power , " said Yeung Sum , chairman of Meeting Point , a pressure group of about 300 members that views itself as a future party . Yeung Sum , why was he asked? 30 33 -650 5 " The administration of Hong Kong will be in the hands of Hong Kong people , so in that sense we still have a lot of power , " said Yeung Sum , chairman of Meeting Point , a pressure group of about 300 members that views itself as a future party . 300 members How do they expect 300 people to form a viable party? 43 45 -651 1 The landmark Sheraton Palace Hotel , a home away from home for six presidents and armies of celebrities since 1875 , has closed for the first time since the great earthquake of 1906 for a $ 60 million , 18 - month renovation . home Why is the hotel considered a home away from home? 7 8 -651 1 The landmark Sheraton Palace Hotel , a home away from home for six presidents and armies of celebrities since 1875 , has closed for the first time since the great earthquake of 1906 for a $ 60 million , 18 - month renovation . renovation How is the hotel being renovated? 42 43 -651 1 The landmark Sheraton Palace Hotel , a home away from home for six presidents and armies of celebrities since 1875 , has closed for the first time since the great earthquake of 1906 for a $ 60 million , 18 - month renovation . six presidents Which six presidents was it a home away from home for? 12 14 -651 1 The landmark Sheraton Palace Hotel , a home away from home for six presidents and armies of celebrities since 1875 , has closed for the first time since the great earthquake of 1906 for a $ 60 million , 18 - month renovation . six presidents and armies of celebrities Why is this hotel so popular amongst these celebrity types? 12 18 -651 1 The landmark Sheraton Palace Hotel , a home away from home for six presidents and armies of celebrities since 1875 , has closed for the first time since the great earthquake of 1906 for a $ 60 million , 18 - month renovation . 18 - month renovation Are they renovating the entire hotel including the rooms? 39 43 -651 2 " It ' s very strange . It ' s very lonely , " Donald Timbie , the hotel ' s general manager and vice president , said Monday as the hotel shut down . Donald Timbie , what are his credentials? 14 17 -651 2 " It ' s very strange . It ' s very lonely , " Donald Timbie , the hotel ' s general manager and vice president , said Monday as the hotel shut down . strange Why is the hotel strange and lonely? 5 6 -651 2 " It ' s very strange . It ' s very lonely , " Donald Timbie , the hotel ' s general manager and vice president , said Monday as the hotel shut down . said Why is the president talking about the hotel? 27 28 -651 2 " It ' s very strange . It ' s very lonely , " Donald Timbie , the hotel ' s general manager and vice president , said Monday as the hotel shut down . Donald Timbie , How long has he been the general manager there? 14 17 -651 3 The quake , which destroyed much of the city , triggered a fire which gutted the original , seven - story hotel . destroyed Why was the hotel not prepared for an earthquake? 4 5 -651 3 The quake , which destroyed much of the city , triggered a fire which gutted the original , seven - story hotel . triggered How did the earthquake trigger a fire? 10 11 -651 3 The quake , which destroyed much of the city , triggered a fire which gutted the original , seven - story hotel . quake , Which quake destroyed much of the city? 1 3 -651 3 The quake , which destroyed much of the city , triggered a fire which gutted the original , seven - story hotel . The quake , How big was the quake? 0 3 -651 3 The quake , which destroyed much of the city , triggered a fire which gutted the original , seven - story hotel . gutted the original , seven - story hotel Was it remodeled at that time? 14 22 -651 3 The quake , which destroyed much of the city , triggered a fire which gutted the original , seven - story hotel . destroyed much of the city , How much of the city was destroyed? 4 10 -651 4 But 12 - foot - thick brick walls saved the shell and it was rebuilt to its current nine stories and reopened Dec . 16 , 1909 , with other alterations in 1915 , 1919 and 1925 . 12 - foot - thick Why are the walls 12 feet thick? 1 6 -651 4 But 12 - foot - thick brick walls saved the shell and it was rebuilt to its current nine stories and reopened Dec . 16 , 1909 , with other alterations in 1915 , 1919 and 1925 . saved How did the brick walls save the shell? 8 9 -651 4 But 12 - foot - thick brick walls saved the shell and it was rebuilt to its current nine stories and reopened Dec . 16 , 1909 , with other alterations in 1915 , 1919 and 1925 . alterations How was the hotel altered? 30 31 -651 4 But 12 - foot - thick brick walls saved the shell and it was rebuilt to its current nine stories and reopened Dec . 16 , 1909 , with other alterations in 1915 , 1919 and 1925 . nine stories Why did they add stories? 18 20 -651 4 But 12 - foot - thick brick walls saved the shell and it was rebuilt to its current nine stories and reopened Dec . 16 , 1909 , with other alterations in 1915 , 1919 and 1925 . other alterations What other alterations were done during those times? 29 31 -651 5 Tenor Enrico Caruso was a guest as the temblor struck . temblor is that another name for quake? 8 9 -651 5 Tenor Enrico Caruso was a guest as the temblor struck . temblor How does a temblor strike? 8 9 -651 5 Tenor Enrico Caruso was a guest as the temblor struck . was a guest What year was he a guest there? 3 6 -652 1 On the sidelines of the world chemical weapons conference , experts say bleakly no headway has been made on the most worrisome threat : keeping the chemicals away from terrorists or leaders bent on genocide . headway Why has no headway been made on the worrisome threat? 14 15 -652 1 On the sidelines of the world chemical weapons conference , experts say bleakly no headway has been made on the most worrisome threat : keeping the chemicals away from terrorists or leaders bent on genocide . terrorists How are terrorists getting chemicals? 29 30 -652 1 On the sidelines of the world chemical weapons conference , experts say bleakly no headway has been made on the most worrisome threat : keeping the chemicals away from terrorists or leaders bent on genocide . genocide Why are there leaders bent on genocide? 34 35 -652 1 On the sidelines of the world chemical weapons conference , experts say bleakly no headway has been made on the most worrisome threat : keeping the chemicals away from terrorists or leaders bent on genocide . experts say Which experts? 10 12 -652 2 Sentiment aside , they say , poison gas works and it is nearly impossible to control its components without energetic , voluntary action by governments and private industry . works How does poison gas work? 8 9 -652 2 Sentiment aside , they say , poison gas works and it is nearly impossible to control its components without energetic , voluntary action by governments and private industry . energetic , Why does the action by governments need to be energetic? 19 21 -652 2 Sentiment aside , they say , poison gas works and it is nearly impossible to control its components without energetic , voluntary action by governments and private industry . private Why does the private industry need to be involved? 26 27 -652 3 At the same time , they add , many small nations refuse to ban such weapons while neighbors have atomic bombs , the way a streetwise youth carries a switch - blade because of bullies down the block . many small nations refuse why do they refuse? 8 12 -652 3 At the same time , they add , many small nations refuse to ban such weapons while neighbors have atomic bombs , the way a streetwise youth carries a switch - blade because of bullies down the block . small nations What small nations refuse to ban chemical weapons? 9 11 -652 4 Few technicians among the 151 delegations attending the five - day Paris conference wanted to be named , leaving the limelight to statesmen drafting a declaration against producing and using chemical or biological weapons . declaration How is the declaration supposed to help stop the production of chemical and biological weapons? 25 26 -652 5 A European specialist summed up the mood : " This conference is one thing . European specialist what was his name? 1 3 -652 5 A European specialist summed up the mood : " This conference is one thing . specialist What makes the European a specialist? 2 3 -652 5 A European specialist summed up the mood : " This conference is one thing . mood : How does the European feel? 6 8 -652 5 A European specialist summed up the mood : " This conference is one thing . European specialist Who is the European specialist? 1 3 -652 5 A European specialist summed up the mood : " This conference is one thing . A European specialist Which European specialist? 0 3 -653 1 The new year at the box office began right where 1988 finished , with " Rain Man " and " Twins , " a pair of films about brothers , battling for the No . " Twins , " was it a popular movie? 19 23 -653 2 1 position in the nation ' s theaters . nation ' s theaters which movie is winning? 4 8 -653 4 For the second week in a row , " Rain Man , " starring Dustin Hoffman as an autistic savant kidnapped by his scheming brother ( Tom Cruise ) , finished ahead of the domestic comedy " Twins , " according to figures released Monday by Exhibitor Relations Co . " Twins , " featuring Arnold Schwarzenegger and Danny DeVito as siblings separated at birth , finished second with $ 7 . 1 million . savant what is a savant? 19 20 -653 5 The critically acclaimed " The Accidental Tourist , " in its first week of wide release , landed in third place with $ 6 . 1 million . third place Why did movie-goers prefer Rain Man over these other two movies? 19 21 -654 1 A new surgeon general ' s report on smoking scheduled for release this week increases the estimate of smoking - related deaths by 30 percent to 390 , 000 a year , The Christian Science Monitor reported Monday . estimate what research was conducted to provide this estimation? 16 17 -654 1 A new surgeon general ' s report on smoking scheduled for release this week increases the estimate of smoking - related deaths by 30 percent to 390 , 000 a year , The Christian Science Monitor reported Monday . report Why is the surgeon general releasing a report on smoking? 6 7 -654 1 A new surgeon general ' s report on smoking scheduled for release this week increases the estimate of smoking - related deaths by 30 percent to 390 , 000 a year , The Christian Science Monitor reported Monday . estimate How did the surgeon general arrive at the estimate? 16 17 -654 1 A new surgeon general ' s report on smoking scheduled for release this week increases the estimate of smoking - related deaths by 30 percent to 390 , 000 a year , The Christian Science Monitor reported Monday . increases the estimate of smoking - related deaths WHY IS THERE AN INCREASE WITH SO MUCH ADVERTISING AGAINST SMOKING AND TAXING OF TOBACCO PRODUCTS? 14 22 -654 2 The report , which comes 25 years after the first surgeon general ' s report on smoking , also cites cigarette smoking as the cause for nine out of 10 lung cancer deaths among women , the newspaper said . cause What sources / institute were used to collerate the death figures 24 25 -654 2 The report , which comes 25 years after the first surgeon general ' s report on smoking , also cites cigarette smoking as the cause for nine out of 10 lung cancer deaths among women , the newspaper said . cause How does the surgeon general know smoking is the cause for 9 out of 10 lung cancer deaths among women? 24 25 -654 2 The report , which comes 25 years after the first surgeon general ' s report on smoking , also cites cigarette smoking as the cause for nine out of 10 lung cancer deaths among women , the newspaper said . cause for nine out of 10 lung cancer deaths WHAT ARE SOME OF THE OTHER CAUSES FOR LUNG CANCER? 24 33 -654 3 Other conclusions in the report by Dr . C . Everett Koop are that lung cancer now surpasses breast cancer as the leading cancer killer among women , 43 chemicals in tobacco are now confirmed as cancer causing and smoking is a major cause of cerebral vascular disease . confirmed What research confirms this? 34 35 -654 3 Other conclusions in the report by Dr . C . Everett Koop are that lung cancer now surpasses breast cancer as the leading cancer killer among women , 43 chemicals in tobacco are now confirmed as cancer causing and smoking is a major cause of cerebral vascular disease . in Why are 43 chemicals in tobacco? 2 3 -654 3 Other conclusions in the report by Dr . C . Everett Koop are that lung cancer now surpasses breast cancer as the leading cancer killer among women , 43 chemicals in tobacco are now confirmed as cancer causing and smoking is a major cause of cerebral vascular disease . confirmed How were the chemicals confirmed to be cancer causing? 34 35 -654 3 Other conclusions in the report by Dr . C . Everett Koop are that lung cancer now surpasses breast cancer as the leading cancer killer among women , 43 chemicals in tobacco are now confirmed as cancer causing and smoking is a major cause of cerebral vascular disease . cause How is smoking a major cause of cerebral vascular disease? 43 44 -654 3 Other conclusions in the report by Dr . C . Everett Koop are that lung cancer now surpasses breast cancer as the leading cancer killer among women , 43 chemicals in tobacco are now confirmed as cancer causing and smoking is a major cause of cerebral vascular disease . cerebral vascular disease . WHAT IS CEREBRAL VASCULAR DISEASE? 45 49 -654 4 Koop ' s increase in his estimate of smoking - related deaths from 300 , 000 annually is due to more accurate accounting rather than more lethal cigarettes , The Monitor said in a release it distributed two days before the report was to have been made public . distributed Why did the Monitor distribute a release two days before the report was to have been made public? 36 37 -654 4 Koop ' s increase in his estimate of smoking - related deaths from 300 , 000 annually is due to more accurate accounting rather than more lethal cigarettes , The Monitor said in a release it distributed two days before the report was to have been made public . more accurate accounting WHAT WAS DONE DIFFERENTLY TO INCREASE ACCURACY? WHY WASN'T IT THOUGHT OF BEFORE NOW? 20 23 -654 5 Koop estimates that 50 million Americans still smoke , the newspaper said . estimates Where does this estimation come from? 1 2 -654 5 Koop estimates that 50 million Americans still smoke , the newspaper said . still Why do 50 million Americans still smoke? 6 7 -654 5 Koop estimates that 50 million Americans still smoke , the newspaper said . estimates How does Koop estimate that 50 million Americans still smoke? 1 2 -654 5 Koop estimates that 50 million Americans still smoke , the newspaper said . smoke , IS THIS ONLY TALKING ABOUT CIGARETTES? OR OTHER TYPES OF SMOKING TOO? 7 9 -655 1 Astronomers have spotted a star as it devoured its companion orb , and perhaps solved a celestial mystery . celestial mystery What is the celestial mystery that was solved? 16 18 -655 1 Astronomers have spotted a star as it devoured its companion orb , and perhaps solved a celestial mystery . Astronomers have spotted Which astronomers? 0 3 -655 1 Astronomers have spotted a star as it devoured its companion orb , and perhaps solved a celestial mystery . devoured how did it devour it? 7 8 -655 2 Scientists have long argued about how some superdense stars called pulsars could get themselves spinning hundreds of times a second . spinning hundreds of times a second How do pulsars get spinning hundreds of times a second? 14 20 -655 2 Scientists have long argued about how some superdense stars called pulsars could get themselves spinning hundreds of times a second . superdense what is a superdense star? 7 8 -655 3 The question may now be answered by the discovery of a black widow binary - - a star that like the spider uses its companion and then destroys it . its companion is it a complex process? 23 25 -655 3 The question may now be answered by the discovery of a black widow binary - - a star that like the spider uses its companion and then destroys it . answered Why is it compared to the black widow 5 6 -655 4 If current theories are correct , the star represents a celestial missing link , a bridge between fast - spinning stars that have mates and those that do not . fast - spinning Stars spin? 17 20 -655 5 The combination of the star and its companion , labeled PSR 1957 - 20 in astronomers ' shorthand , was detected last spring by Andrew Fruchter of the Carnegie Institution in Washington . detected How did Andrew Fruchter detect the star and its companion? 20 21 -655 5 The combination of the star and its companion , labeled PSR 1957 - 20 in astronomers ' shorthand , was detected last spring by Andrew Fruchter of the Carnegie Institution in Washington . last spring spring of which year? 21 23 -655 5 The combination of the star and its companion , labeled PSR 1957 - 20 in astronomers ' shorthand , was detected last spring by Andrew Fruchter of the Carnegie Institution in Washington . star and its companion , What is classed as a star's companion and why? 4 9 -656 1 Liberace ' s ex - lover testified Tuesday that a convicted drug dealer spoke of a " bloody mess " after a 1981 quadruple murder and said , " The whole thing got out of hand . " Liberace ' s ex - lover testified Who is Liberace's ex-lover? 0 7 -656 1 Liberace ' s ex - lover testified Tuesday that a convicted drug dealer spoke of a " bloody mess " after a 1981 quadruple murder and said , " The whole thing got out of hand . " " bloody mess " why is it in quotes? 16 20 -656 1 Liberace ' s ex - lover testified Tuesday that a convicted drug dealer spoke of a " bloody mess " after a 1981 quadruple murder and said , " The whole thing got out of hand . " convicted drug dealer Who was this convicted drug dealer? 10 13 -656 1 Liberace ' s ex - lover testified Tuesday that a convicted drug dealer spoke of a " bloody mess " after a 1981 quadruple murder and said , " The whole thing got out of hand . " " The whole thing What event set this off, as in, what is this \"whole thing\" that got out of hand? 28 32 -656 1 Liberace ' s ex - lover testified Tuesday that a convicted drug dealer spoke of a " bloody mess " after a 1981 quadruple murder and said , " The whole thing got out of hand . " ex - lover Who is Liberace's ex-lover? 3 6 -656 1 Liberace ' s ex - lover testified Tuesday that a convicted drug dealer spoke of a " bloody mess " after a 1981 quadruple murder and said , " The whole thing got out of hand . " convicted drug dealer Who was the convicted drug dealer? 10 13 -656 1 Liberace ' s ex - lover testified Tuesday that a convicted drug dealer spoke of a " bloody mess " after a 1981 quadruple murder and said , " The whole thing got out of hand . " 1981 quadruple murder Who was murdered during the 1981 quadruple murder? 22 25 -656 2 Scott Thorson said defendant Eddie Nash also told him he was going to teach a lesson to a group of people who had robbed him , saying , " I ' ll have these people on their knees . " have on their knees doing what? 32 33 -656 2 Scott Thorson said defendant Eddie Nash also told him he was going to teach a lesson to a group of people who had robbed him , saying , " I ' ll have these people on their knees . " group of people Who was this group of people? 18 21 -656 2 Scott Thorson said defendant Eddie Nash also told him he was going to teach a lesson to a group of people who had robbed him , saying , " I ' ll have these people on their knees . " group of people Who was the group of people who robbed Eddie Nash? 18 21 -656 3 Nash , 59 , whose real name is Adel Nasrallah , and his bodyguard Gregory Diles , 40 , are charged with the Laurel Canyon slayings in which sex - film star John Holmes once was tried and acquitted . John Holmes once was tried and acquitted Why was John Holmes tried for this crime? 32 39 -656 4 Witnesses at the current preliminary hearing said Nash was robbed of cash , drugs and jewelry by two subsequent murder victims . preliminary hearing when will the actual hearing begin? 4 6 -656 4 Witnesses at the current preliminary hearing said Nash was robbed of cash , drugs and jewelry by two subsequent murder victims . Witnesses How reliable are these witnesses? 0 1 -656 4 Witnesses at the current preliminary hearing said Nash was robbed of cash , drugs and jewelry by two subsequent murder victims . murder victims Who were the two murder victims? 19 21 -657 1 President Reagan is leaving office proposing a truce in his battle with the United Nations and a boost in arms aid to friendly nations , but tossing the question of Nicaragua ' s Contra rebels to successor George Bush . Contra rebels who are they? 33 35 -657 1 President Reagan is leaving office proposing a truce in his battle with the United Nations and a boost in arms aid to friendly nations , but tossing the question of Nicaragua ' s Contra rebels to successor George Bush . rebels to successor George Bush . Why was he giving Pres. Bush the responsibility instead? 34 40 -657 1 President Reagan is leaving office proposing a truce in his battle with the United Nations and a boost in arms aid to friendly nations , but tossing the question of Nicaragua ' s Contra rebels to successor George Bush . friendly nations , Which friendly nations? 22 25 -657 1 President Reagan is leaving office proposing a truce in his battle with the United Nations and a boost in arms aid to friendly nations , but tossing the question of Nicaragua ' s Contra rebels to successor George Bush . battle with the United Nations Why is Reagan battling the United Nations? 10 15 -657 1 President Reagan is leaving office proposing a truce in his battle with the United Nations and a boost in arms aid to friendly nations , but tossing the question of Nicaragua ' s Contra rebels to successor George Bush . tossing the question Why is Reagan tossing the question to Bush? 26 29 -657 1 President Reagan is leaving office proposing a truce in his battle with the United Nations and a boost in arms aid to friendly nations , but tossing the question of Nicaragua ' s Contra rebels to successor George Bush . friendly nations , What are the friendly nations? 22 25 -657 3 Officials say his $ 13 . 2 billion foreign aid spending budget should remain relatively unchanged by the new Bush administration . $ 13 . 2 billion foreign aid spending How much of this was going to assist in the Contra affair? 3 11 -657 3 Officials say his $ 13 . 2 billion foreign aid spending budget should remain relatively unchanged by the new Bush administration . remain relatively unchanged Why won't the Bush administration change the budget? 13 16 -657 3 Officials say his $ 13 . 2 billion foreign aid spending budget should remain relatively unchanged by the new Bush administration . Officials What officials say that? 0 1 -657 4 Consistent with past practice , there was no request for Contra assistance in Reagan ' s final budget . Consistent with past how long has it been that way? 0 3 -657 4 Consistent with past practice , there was no request for Contra assistance in Reagan ' s final budget . Contra assistance Why was there no request for Contra assistance? 10 12 -657 5 The president routinely has treated that issue separately , and this time it will be Bush ' s decision . Bush ' s decision Why will it be Bush's decision? 15 19 -657 5 The president routinely has treated that issue separately , and this time it will be Bush ' s decision . that issue What is the Contra issue? 5 7 -658 1 George P . Shultz plans to cancel his last official trip overseas - to a human rights conference in Vienna - unless Greece gives ground in a dispute over how much of Turkey should be covered by an East - West arms control agreement . East - West arms control agreement What is the East-West control agreement? 38 44 -658 1 George P . Shultz plans to cancel his last official trip overseas - to a human rights conference in Vienna - unless Greece gives ground in a dispute over how much of Turkey should be covered by an East - West arms control agreement . Greece gives ground Why does Greece not want to give ground? 22 25 -658 1 George P . Shultz plans to cancel his last official trip overseas - to a human rights conference in Vienna - unless Greece gives ground in a dispute over how much of Turkey should be covered by an East - West arms control agreement . an East - West arms What does the arms control agreement entail? 37 42 -658 1 George P . Shultz plans to cancel his last official trip overseas - to a human rights conference in Vienna - unless Greece gives ground in a dispute over how much of Turkey should be covered by an East - West arms control agreement . human rights conference Which human rights conference is in Vienna? 15 18 -658 2 A decision by the Secretary of State to stay home also means he would miss a 32nd and final meeting with Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard A . Shevardnadze . 32nd and final meeting why so many meetings? 16 20 -658 2 A decision by the Secretary of State to stay home also means he would miss a 32nd and final meeting with Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard A . Shevardnadze . final meeting Why is this meeting significant? 18 20 -658 2 A decision by the Secretary of State to stay home also means he would miss a 32nd and final meeting with Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard A . Shevardnadze . final Why would this be their last meeting? 18 19 -658 3 At the root of this uncertainty is an effort by the Greek government to expose more Turkish territory to conventional arms control coverage . conventional arms control coverage what about unconventional methods? 19 23 -658 3 At the root of this uncertainty is an effort by the Greek government to expose more Turkish territory to conventional arms control coverage . Greek government to expose more Turkish Why is it beneficial to expose the Turkish government? 11 17 -658 3 At the root of this uncertainty is an effort by the Greek government to expose more Turkish territory to conventional arms control coverage . expose more Turkish territory Why does Greece want to have more of Turkey under traditional arms agreements? 14 18 -658 3 At the root of this uncertainty is an effort by the Greek government to expose more Turkish territory to conventional arms control coverage . arms control Why does the Greek government want to expose Turkey to arms control? 20 22 -658 4 Boundaries have been drawn for conventional arms control negotiations designed to follow the close of the rights conference , but Greece , suspicious of Turkey and fretful about Cyprus , is holding out . Cyprus , where is cyprus? 28 30 -658 4 Boundaries have been drawn for conventional arms control negotiations designed to follow the close of the rights conference , but Greece , suspicious of Turkey and fretful about Cyprus , is holding out . suspicious of Turkey Why are they suspicious of turkey? 22 25 -658 4 Boundaries have been drawn for conventional arms control negotiations designed to follow the close of the rights conference , but Greece , suspicious of Turkey and fretful about Cyprus , is holding out . fretful about Cyprus , Why is Greece fretful about Cyrus? 26 30 -658 5 Everyone else in the 16 - nation NATO alliance has agreed on the precise expanse of Europe to be covered in the Conventional Stability Talks with the Soviet - led Warsaw Pact to reduce troops , tanks and artillery across the European landscape . reduce troops , tanks and artillery What percentage are they wanting to reduce the military? 33 39 -658 5 Everyone else in the 16 - nation NATO alliance has agreed on the precise expanse of Europe to be covered in the Conventional Stability Talks with the Soviet - led Warsaw Pact to reduce troops , tanks and artillery across the European landscape . Everyone else in the 16 - nation Why is no one else in NATO concerned with Turkey's arms issues? 0 7 -658 5 Everyone else in the 16 - nation NATO alliance has agreed on the precise expanse of Europe to be covered in the Conventional Stability Talks with the Soviet - led Warsaw Pact to reduce troops , tanks and artillery across the European landscape . NATO alliance Who are the 16 nations in the NATO alliance? 7 9 -659 1 The war on drugs outranked cutting the deficit as President Reagan proposed a 14 percent increase in the money spent to beat back the tide of illegal narcotics in the United States . outranked Why did the war on drugs outrank cutting the deficit? 4 5 -659 1 The war on drugs outranked cutting the deficit as President Reagan proposed a 14 percent increase in the money spent to beat back the tide of illegal narcotics in the United States . spent How was the money spent to beat back the tide of illegal narcotics? 19 20 -659 1 The war on drugs outranked cutting the deficit as President Reagan proposed a 14 percent increase in the money spent to beat back the tide of illegal narcotics in the United States . tide Why was there a tide of illegal narcotics in the United States? 24 25 -659 1 The war on drugs outranked cutting the deficit as President Reagan proposed a 14 percent increase in the money spent to beat back the tide of illegal narcotics in the United States . outranked cutting why is it so important to him? 4 6 -659 2 " I think this clearly gives the message that drug law enforcement remains a priority of this government and this administration , " said John C . Lawn , administrator of the Drug Enforcement Administration . priority Why is drug law enforcement a priority of the government? 14 15 -659 3 The DEA would add 164 agents and more than 100 supporting workers if the proposed outlays are approved by Congress . supporting How do supporting workers help the DEA? 10 11 -659 3 The DEA would add 164 agents and more than 100 supporting workers if the proposed outlays are approved by Congress . outlays How were the proposed outlays created? 15 16 -659 3 The DEA would add 164 agents and more than 100 supporting workers if the proposed outlays are approved by Congress . 164 agents and more than 100 how much more effective will that be? 4 10 -659 3 The DEA would add 164 agents and more than 100 supporting workers if the proposed outlays are approved by Congress . supporting workers What kind of supporting workers would the DEA add? 10 12 -659 4 The total outlay requested Monday for fiscal 1990 starting Oct . 1 is more than $ 5 billion for all the agencies involved in prevention , treatment and law enforcement . involved How are the agencies involved in prevention, treatment and law enforcement? 22 23 -659 4 The total outlay requested Monday for fiscal 1990 starting Oct . 1 is more than $ 5 billion for all the agencies involved in prevention , treatment and law enforcement . enforcement How will the enforcement be carried out? 29 30 -659 4 The total outlay requested Monday for fiscal 1990 starting Oct . 1 is more than $ 5 billion for all the agencies involved in prevention , treatment and law enforcement . agencies Who are the agencies involved? 21 22 -659 5 That reflects a $ 633 million increase over the $ 4 . 4 billion to be spent in the current fiscal year . increase Why is the amount going to increase? 6 7 -659 5 That reflects a $ 633 million increase over the $ 4 . 4 billion to be spent in the current fiscal year . spent How did the money have an affect on the agencies effectiveness? 16 17 -659 5 That reflects a $ 633 million increase over the $ 4 . 4 billion to be spent in the current fiscal year . current fiscal year which year is this? 19 22 -660 1 When President - elect Bush sits down later this week with his Cabinet choices , the question is whether there will be an empty seat at the table . empty seat why would there be an empty seat? 23 25 -660 1 When President - elect Bush sits down later this week with his Cabinet choices , the question is whether there will be an empty seat at the table . empty seat Why would there be an empty seat in the Cabinet? 23 25 -660 1 When President - elect Bush sits down later this week with his Cabinet choices , the question is whether there will be an empty seat at the table . empty seat at the table Who would be missing from the table? 23 28 -660 1 When President - elect Bush sits down later this week with his Cabinet choices , the question is whether there will be an empty seat at the table . empty Who is supposed to be at the empty seat? 23 24 -660 1 When President - elect Bush sits down later this week with his Cabinet choices , the question is whether there will be an empty seat at the table . sits What are they sitting down for? 5 6 -660 1 When President - elect Bush sits down later this week with his Cabinet choices , the question is whether there will be an empty seat at the table . whether there will be an empty seat at the table Why will there be an empty seat at the table? 18 28 -660 2 A top adviser conceded Monday that the search for a Secretary of Energy has proven more difficult than the transition team anticipated . difficult why is it difficult? 16 17 -660 2 A top adviser conceded Monday that the search for a Secretary of Energy has proven more difficult than the transition team anticipated . more difficult Why is the search for a Secretary of Energy more difficult? 15 17 -660 2 A top adviser conceded Monday that the search for a Secretary of Energy has proven more difficult than the transition team anticipated . Secretary of Energy What does the secretary of energy entail that would make it difficult to find someone? 10 13 -660 2 A top adviser conceded Monday that the search for a Secretary of Energy has proven more difficult than the transition team anticipated . difficult Why is it more difficult than anticipated? 16 17 -660 2 A top adviser conceded Monday that the search for a Secretary of Energy has proven more difficult than the transition team anticipated . has proven more difficult Why has the search proven more difficult? 13 17 -660 3 Craig Fuller , vice presidential chief of staff as well as co - director of the transition , said it was taking longer to fill the job because " there are real technical difficulties and it ' s fraught with a lot of political problems . " fraught with a lot of political problems What kind of political problems? 38 45 -660 3 Craig Fuller , vice presidential chief of staff as well as co - director of the transition , said it was taking longer to fill the job because " there are real technical difficulties and it ' s fraught with a lot of political problems . " technical What kind of technical difficulties? 32 33 -660 3 Craig Fuller , vice presidential chief of staff as well as co - director of the transition , said it was taking longer to fill the job because " there are real technical difficulties and it ' s fraught with a lot of political problems . " fraught What is fraught? 38 39 -660 3 Craig Fuller , vice presidential chief of staff as well as co - director of the transition , said it was taking longer to fill the job because " there are real technical difficulties and it ' s fraught with a lot of political problems . " problems What type of political problems? 44 45 -660 3 Craig Fuller , vice presidential chief of staff as well as co - director of the transition , said it was taking longer to fill the job because " there are real technical difficulties and it ' s fraught with a lot of political problems . " fraught with a lot of political problems What are these political problems? 38 45 -660 4 One of the political problems was the furor that knocked James Schlesinger , an early choice for the post , out of contention . furor what is a furor? 7 8 -660 4 One of the political problems was the furor that knocked James Schlesinger , an early choice for the post , out of contention . furor What was the furor that knocked James Schlesinger out? 7 8 -660 4 One of the political problems was the furor that knocked James Schlesinger , an early choice for the post , out of contention . furor that knocked James Schlesinger , Was the public angry or excited? 7 13 -660 4 One of the political problems was the furor that knocked James Schlesinger , an early choice for the post , out of contention . furor What does furor mean? 7 8 -660 4 One of the political problems was the furor that knocked James Schlesinger , an early choice for the post , out of contention . furor that knocked James Schlesinger , How did it knock James Schlesinger out of contention? 7 13 -660 5 Fuller acknowledged that Gov . William Clements of Texas , among others , strongly opposed the choice of Schlesinger , defense secretary under President Ford and energy secretary under President Carter . opposed Why did Gov. William Clements oppose Schlesinger? 14 15 -660 5 Fuller acknowledged that Gov . William Clements of Texas , among others , strongly opposed the choice of Schlesinger , defense secretary under President Ford and energy secretary under President Carter . strongly opposed the choice Does it really matter what Governors think ? Are their opinions accounted for in the selection process? 13 17 -660 5 Fuller acknowledged that Gov . William Clements of Texas , among others , strongly opposed the choice of Schlesinger , defense secretary under President Ford and energy secretary under President Carter . choice Who chose Schlesinger in the first place? 16 17 -660 5 Fuller acknowledged that Gov . William Clements of Texas , among others , strongly opposed the choice of Schlesinger , defense secretary under President Ford and energy secretary under President Carter . strongly opposed Why did Clements strong oppose? 13 15 -661 1 President Reagan wants Congress set aside money for the next wave of military weaponry and increase spending on Star Wars in a defense budget with little chance of winning approval as it is , say congressional leaders and defense experts . Star Wars star wars the movie? 18 20 -661 1 President Reagan wants Congress set aside money for the next wave of military weaponry and increase spending on Star Wars in a defense budget with little chance of winning approval as it is , say congressional leaders and defense experts . say congressional leaders and defense experts . Which congressional leaders and defense experts? 34 41 -661 1 President Reagan wants Congress set aside money for the next wave of military weaponry and increase spending on Star Wars in a defense budget with little chance of winning approval as it is , say congressional leaders and defense experts . set aside money How much money is he wanting to set aside? 4 7 -661 1 President Reagan wants Congress set aside money for the next wave of military weaponry and increase spending on Star Wars in a defense budget with little chance of winning approval as it is , say congressional leaders and defense experts . set aside money What spurred him to want to do this? 4 7 -661 1 President Reagan wants Congress set aside money for the next wave of military weaponry and increase spending on Star Wars in a defense budget with little chance of winning approval as it is , say congressional leaders and defense experts . military weaponry What type of military weaponry does President Reagan intend to purchase with the money set aside? 12 14 -661 1 President Reagan wants Congress set aside money for the next wave of military weaponry and increase spending on Star Wars in a defense budget with little chance of winning approval as it is , say congressional leaders and defense experts . little chance of winning approval Why do congressional leaders and defense experts say there there is little chance of approval of the President's request to set aside money for military weaponry? 25 30 -661 2 Overall , the two - year budget the Reagan administration released Monday proposes an increase in defense spending by 2 percent above the rate of inflation with $ 315 . 2 billion in budget authority for 1990 and $ 330 . 89 billion for 1991 . Monday Whats the date of this specific Monday? 11 12 -661 2 Overall , the two - year budget the Reagan administration released Monday proposes an increase in defense spending by 2 percent above the rate of inflation with $ 315 . 2 billion in budget authority for 1990 and $ 330 . 89 billion for 1991 . rate of inflation What is the rate of inflation? 23 26 -661 2 Overall , the two - year budget the Reagan administration released Monday proposes an increase in defense spending by 2 percent above the rate of inflation with $ 315 . 2 billion in budget authority for 1990 and $ 330 . 89 billion for 1991 . budget authority How with the increased budget authority for military weaponry affect American taxpayers? 33 35 -661 3 Outlays - the money to be spent during the 12 months of fiscal 1990 - total $ 303 billion , including $ 9 . 2 billion for Energy Department nuclear weapons and research programs . Outlays what does this word mean? 0 1 -661 3 Outlays - the money to be spent during the 12 months of fiscal 1990 - total $ 303 billion , including $ 9 . 2 billion for Energy Department nuclear weapons and research programs . research programs What kind of research? 32 34 -661 3 Outlays - the money to be spent during the 12 months of fiscal 1990 - total $ 303 billion , including $ 9 . 2 billion for Energy Department nuclear weapons and research programs . total $ 303 billion , On what is this money being spent? 15 20 -661 4 Outlays for fiscal 1991 amount to $ 314 . 4 billion . Outlays Who's making the outlays 0 1 -661 4 Outlays for fiscal 1991 amount to $ 314 . 4 billion . fiscal 1991 How do these outlays compare to the other years President Reagan has held office? 2 4 -661 5 President - elect Bush is expected to amend the Reagan budget after he takes office Jan . 20 . Jan . 20 of what year? 15 18 -661 5 President - elect Bush is expected to amend the Reagan budget after he takes office Jan . 20 . Jan . 20 What year did Bush take office? 15 18 -661 5 President - elect Bush is expected to amend the Reagan budget after he takes office Jan . 20 . amend the Reagan budget In what ways does President-elect Bush expected to amend the Reagan budget after he takes office Jan. 20? 7 11 -662 1 With less than two weeks to go as one of the longest - serving cabinet officers in American history , Secretary of State George P . Shultz offered a rare glimpse of some of the things that try his patience . longest - serving How long was Shultz's tenure? 11 14 -662 1 With less than two weeks to go as one of the longest - serving cabinet officers in American history , Secretary of State George P . Shultz offered a rare glimpse of some of the things that try his patience . try his patience how is this pertinent to his position? 37 40 -662 2 It was a valedictory speech of sorts , delivered Monday night on the occasion of a " farewell event " for Shultz sponsored by a private group called the Citizens Network for Foreign Affairs . valedictory definition of this word? 3 4 -662 3 Shultz touched only peripherally on foreign affairs in the speech , focusing instead on the things that trouble him in Washington , where he has lived off and on for 30 years , more than 11 in the cabinets of Presidents Reagan and Nixon . things that trouble him in Washington , What kinds of things trouble him? 15 22 -662 3 Shultz touched only peripherally on foreign affairs in the speech , focusing instead on the things that trouble him in Washington , where he has lived off and on for 30 years , more than 11 in the cabinets of Presidents Reagan and Nixon . peripherally why not directly? 3 4 -662 3 Shultz touched only peripherally on foreign affairs in the speech , focusing instead on the things that trouble him in Washington , where he has lived off and on for 30 years , more than 11 in the cabinets of Presidents Reagan and Nixon . things that trouble him Why did these things trouble him? 15 19 -662 3 Shultz touched only peripherally on foreign affairs in the speech , focusing instead on the things that trouble him in Washington , where he has lived off and on for 30 years , more than 11 in the cabinets of Presidents Reagan and Nixon . trouble him in Washington , why is this event the place he chose do do so? 17 22 -662 4 Some of Shultz ' s pet peeves : - - People who say that America is in decline . America is in decline why does it bother him? 14 18 -662 4 Some of Shultz ' s pet peeves : - - People who say that America is in decline . America is in decline In what ways does America lose its prestige? 14 18 -662 4 Some of Shultz ' s pet peeves : - - People who say that America is in decline . - - People who say that America is in decline why does free speech bug him? 8 18 -662 5 " These are false prophets , " Shultz said , contending that great powers that have declined were imperial , absolutist or dominated by " tradition - bound classes . " great powers Which powers is he discussing? 12 14 -662 5 " These are false prophets , " Shultz said , contending that great powers that have declined were imperial , absolutist or dominated by " tradition - bound classes . " false prophets , " how does he not see the parallel? 3 7 -663 1 The prosecution in the trial of Oliver North says it has added to its witness list the names of a former congressman whom North is accused of misleading over aid to the Contras and beer magnate Joseph Coors , who says he gave the Nicaraguan rebels $ 65 , 000 after meeting with North . misleading over aid to the Contras How did North mislead the congressman? 27 33 -663 1 The prosecution in the trial of Oliver North says it has added to its witness list the names of a former congressman whom North is accused of misleading over aid to the Contras and beer magnate Joseph Coors , who says he gave the Nicaraguan rebels $ 65 , 000 after meeting with North . he gave Why would Coors give Nicaraguan rebels so much money? 41 43 -663 2 Also on the revised list of prosecution witnesses against the fired National Security Council aide is William Langton , president of Southern Air Transport , a former CIA proprietary involved in both the Contra resupply operation and the administration ' s secret arms sales to Iran . resupply operation and the administration ' s were they selling guns to iran? 34 41 -663 2 Also on the revised list of prosecution witnesses against the fired National Security Council aide is William Langton , president of Southern Air Transport , a former CIA proprietary involved in both the Contra resupply operation and the administration ' s secret arms sales to Iran . president of Southern Air Transport , Why is the President of Southern Air travel going to be a good testimony for the prosecution? 19 25 -663 3 The new names were on a list that actually contains fewer names , 40 rather than 87 , reflecting a motion by independent counsel Lawrence Walsh to dismiss the two central charges of conspiracy and theft against North . new names Who are the new names? 1 3 -663 3 The new names were on a list that actually contains fewer names , 40 rather than 87 , reflecting a motion by independent counsel Lawrence Walsh to dismiss the two central charges of conspiracy and theft against North . dismiss the two central charges Why were the charges dismissed? 27 32 -663 3 The new names were on a list that actually contains fewer names , 40 rather than 87 , reflecting a motion by independent counsel Lawrence Walsh to dismiss the two central charges of conspiracy and theft against North . to dismiss Why would they dismiss the central charges? 26 28 -663 4 But at a hearing Monday , U . S . District Judge Gerhard Gesell said he wouldn ' t dismiss the charges until Attorney General Dick Thornburgh explains the administration ' s refusal to declassify information Gesell says must be released for North to get a fair trial . fair trial does he deserve it? 46 48 -663 4 But at a hearing Monday , U . S . District Judge Gerhard Gesell said he wouldn ' t dismiss the charges until Attorney General Dick Thornburgh explains the administration ' s refusal to declassify information Gesell says must be released for North to get a fair trial . charges What are the charges? 21 22 -663 4 But at a hearing Monday , U . S . District Judge Gerhard Gesell said he wouldn ' t dismiss the charges until Attorney General Dick Thornburgh explains the administration ' s refusal to declassify information Gesell says must be released for North to get a fair trial . refusal to declassify information Why was this information still being held in secret? 32 36 -663 4 But at a hearing Monday , U . S . District Judge Gerhard Gesell said he wouldn ' t dismiss the charges until Attorney General Dick Thornburgh explains the administration ' s refusal to declassify information Gesell says must be released for North to get a fair trial . the administration ' s refusal Why would the administration refuse to declassify the key information of the case? 28 33 -663 5 An interagency intelligence group in the Reagan administration has declined to declassify certain material in 300 prosecution exhibits Walsh wants to present at trial , which forced Walsh to seek dismissal of the two central charges . An interagency intelligence What interagency intelligence group? 0 3 -664 1 President Reagan , in his final report on the state of the economy , took credit today for " an unparalleled period of peacetime prosperity " and said a tax increase could undermine his legacy . took credit How did he claim the credit for himself? 14 16 -664 1 President Reagan , in his final report on the state of the economy , took credit today for " an unparalleled period of peacetime prosperity " and said a tax increase could undermine his legacy . tax increase Why is a tax increase being considered? 29 31 -664 1 President Reagan , in his final report on the state of the economy , took credit today for " an unparalleled period of peacetime prosperity " and said a tax increase could undermine his legacy . undermine How would a tax increase undermine Reagan’s legacy? 32 33 -664 2 Reagan ' s eighth and final economic report says that the stagflation - - high inflation coupled with slow growth - - of the 1970s has given way during his tenure to the longest economic expansion since the 1960s and the lowest unemployment rate in 14 years . unemployment rate What was the unemployment rate? 42 44 -664 2 Reagan ' s eighth and final economic report says that the stagflation - - high inflation coupled with slow growth - - of the 1970s has given way during his tenure to the longest economic expansion since the 1960s and the lowest unemployment rate in 14 years . given way What measures did Reagan's administration take in order to cause this change? 26 28 -664 3 " Today , it is as if the world were born anew , " the president said in a nine - page introduction to this year ' s report , prepared by his Council of Economic Advisers . year ' s report , which year? 25 30 -664 3 " Today , it is as if the world were born anew , " the president said in a nine - page introduction to this year ' s report , prepared by his Council of Economic Advisers . world were born anew , " How could a period of American prosperity be compared with the world being reborn? 8 14 -664 4 " By reducing taxes and regulatory bureaucracy , we have unleashed the creative genius of ordinary Americans and ushered in an unparalleled period of peacetime prosperity , " he said . peacetime prosperity , " Was the creative genius of ordinary Americans the only factor causing this prosperity? 24 28 -664 5 Although the report credited the administration with favorable economic developments , it sought to minimize the importance of the U . S . budget and trade deficits and it placed the blame for the worst year for bank and savings institution failures elsewhere . bank and savings institution Where were the bank and savings institutions failures? 37 41 -664 5 Although the report credited the administration with favorable economic developments , it sought to minimize the importance of the U . S . budget and trade deficits and it placed the blame for the worst year for bank and savings institution failures elsewhere . bank and savings institution failures What kind of failures occurred and how severe were they? 37 42 -664 5 Although the report credited the administration with favorable economic developments , it sought to minimize the importance of the U . S . budget and trade deficits and it placed the blame for the worst year for bank and savings institution failures elsewhere . U . S . budget and trade deficits How did these deficits change during Reagan's terms? 19 27 -664 5 Although the report credited the administration with favorable economic developments , it sought to minimize the importance of the U . S . budget and trade deficits and it placed the blame for the worst year for bank and savings institution failures elsewhere . bank and savings institution failures elsewhere Where did it place blame? 37 43 -664 5 Although the report credited the administration with favorable economic developments , it sought to minimize the importance of the U . S . budget and trade deficits and it placed the blame for the worst year for bank and savings institution failures elsewhere . elsewhere Where did the report place the blame for the bad year for banks and savings institutions? 42 43 -665 1 Hundreds of Vietnamese boat people drowned or otherwise died violent deaths last year after Thai authorities turned the refugees back to sea , a U . S . human rights group charged today . Vietnamese boat people what are boat people? 2 5 -665 1 Hundreds of Vietnamese boat people drowned or otherwise died violent deaths last year after Thai authorities turned the refugees back to sea , a U . S . human rights group charged today . back to sea , Why did the Thai authorities turn the refugees back to sea? 19 23 -665 1 Hundreds of Vietnamese boat people drowned or otherwise died violent deaths last year after Thai authorities turned the refugees back to sea , a U . S . human rights group charged today . drowned why did they drown 5 6 -665 1 Hundreds of Vietnamese boat people drowned or otherwise died violent deaths last year after Thai authorities turned the refugees back to sea , a U . S . human rights group charged today . died violent deaths last year Who caused the violence? 8 13 -665 1 Hundreds of Vietnamese boat people drowned or otherwise died violent deaths last year after Thai authorities turned the refugees back to sea , a U . S . human rights group charged today . a U . S . human rights group Which human rights group? 23 31 -665 1 Hundreds of Vietnamese boat people drowned or otherwise died violent deaths last year after Thai authorities turned the refugees back to sea , a U . S . human rights group charged today . Thai authorities turned the refugees back to sea , Why did they turn the refugees back? 14 23 -665 2 The government rejected the report as " prejudiced " and said all refugee boats were allowed to land . " prejudiced " why was it prejudiced? 6 9 -665 2 The government rejected the report as " prejudiced " and said all refugee boats were allowed to land . rejected what is the reasoning 2 3 -665 2 The government rejected the report as " prejudiced " and said all refugee boats were allowed to land . all refugee boats were allowed to land Do they have proof of this? 11 18 -665 3 The Lawyers Committee for Human Rights , in its 193 - page report , detailed several alleged incidents of murder and brutality by Thai authorities . alleged incidents of murder and brutality Who alleged them and based on what? 16 22 -665 4 It said Thai pirates " ravaged , raped , and killed hundreds of Vietnamese boat people " pushed out to sea . hundreds how did they kill so many? 11 12 -665 4 It said Thai pirates " ravaged , raped , and killed hundreds of Vietnamese boat people " pushed out to sea . It said Who is the it the committee is basing these claims on? 0 2 -665 5 The New York - based committee said Thailand continued to refuse refugees permission to land despite its January 1988 announcement that it renounced the policy . refuse why were they still refused 10 11 -665 5 The New York - based committee said Thailand continued to refuse refugees permission to land despite its January 1988 announcement that it renounced the policy . announcement that it renounced the policy Is there any penalty for going back on this announcement? 19 25 -666 1 James David Watkins , the former naval commander reportedly chosen by George Bush to head the Energy Department , is an authority on nuclear warfare who will put that expertise to work trying to clean up the nation ' s crumbling atomic weapons plants . crumbling Why are the nation's atomic weapons plants crumbling? 40 41 -666 1 James David Watkins , the former naval commander reportedly chosen by George Bush to head the Energy Department , is an authority on nuclear warfare who will put that expertise to work trying to clean up the nation ' s crumbling atomic weapons plants . crumbling atomic weapons plants Why are the plants falling apart? 40 44 -666 1 James David Watkins , the former naval commander reportedly chosen by George Bush to head the Energy Department , is an authority on nuclear warfare who will put that expertise to work trying to clean up the nation ' s crumbling atomic weapons plants . is an authority on nuclear warfare What are his credentials to receive this label as an authority on nuke warfare? 19 25 -666 2 Watkins , whom CBS said has been picked to be Energy Secretary , will take over an agency charged with overseeing the multibillion - dollar renovation of the nation ' s aging and increasingly unsafe complex of plants that build nuclear warheads . increasingly unsafe why is the safety decreasing? 33 35 -666 2 Watkins , whom CBS said has been picked to be Energy Secretary , will take over an agency charged with overseeing the multibillion - dollar renovation of the nation ' s aging and increasingly unsafe complex of plants that build nuclear warheads . unsafe complex of plants Why are the plants becoming unsafe? 34 38 -666 3 Watkins ended his 41 - year Navy career in 1986 after a four - year stint as the chief of naval operations , the service ' s top officer . ended his 41 - year Navy career Why did James Watkins end his 41-year Navy career? 1 8 -666 4 But within a year , the former nuclear submarine commander had stepped into a new hot seat . within a year , how many months? 1 5 -666 4 But within a year , the former nuclear submarine commander had stepped into a new hot seat . hot seat What hot seat had James Watkins stepped in? 15 17 -666 4 But within a year , the former nuclear submarine commander had stepped into a new hot seat . stepped into a new hot seat What was the position? 11 17 -666 5 In October 1987 , President Reagan picked Watkins to head the presidential commission that was supposed to tell Reagan what the nation should do about AIDS . picked Watkins why did he pick him? 6 8 -666 5 In October 1987 , President Reagan picked Watkins to head the presidential commission that was supposed to tell Reagan what the nation should do about AIDS . presidential commission What were the commission's findings at this time? 11 13 -666 5 In October 1987 , President Reagan picked Watkins to head the presidential commission that was supposed to tell Reagan what the nation should do about AIDS . about AIDS What does a Naval cheif/nuclear warfare expert have to do with a plan for a healthcare disease? 24 26 -667 1 Shining Path rebels killed 11 policemen in a cocaine - producing jungle valley , and Lima police arrested 200 students in a protest instigated by the Maoist guerrilla group , authorities said . Shining Path who are shining path? 0 2 -667 1 Shining Path rebels killed 11 policemen in a cocaine - producing jungle valley , and Lima police arrested 200 students in a protest instigated by the Maoist guerrilla group , authorities said . cocaine - producing jungle valley , Where is this valley? 8 14 -667 1 Shining Path rebels killed 11 policemen in a cocaine - producing jungle valley , and Lima police arrested 200 students in a protest instigated by the Maoist guerrilla group , authorities said . Lima police Why and how would Lima police and Maoist guerrillas be active in the same areas? 15 17 -667 1 Shining Path rebels killed 11 policemen in a cocaine - producing jungle valley , and Lima police arrested 200 students in a protest instigated by the Maoist guerrilla group , authorities said . protest What were the students protesting about? 22 23 -667 2 The two weekend ambushes by the Shining Path in the Huallaga Valley , where about 60 percent of the world ' s coca crop is grown , also wounded 11 people , the government paper La Cronica reported Tuesday . La Cronica reported Tuesday which tuesday? 35 39 -667 2 The two weekend ambushes by the Shining Path in the Huallaga Valley , where about 60 percent of the world ' s coca crop is grown , also wounded 11 people , the government paper La Cronica reported Tuesday . government paper La Cronica reported Tuesday Which country is La Cronica printed in? 33 39 -667 2 The two weekend ambushes by the Shining Path in the Huallaga Valley , where about 60 percent of the world ' s coca crop is grown , also wounded 11 people , the government paper La Cronica reported Tuesday . the Shining Path Is the Shining Path connected to the coca-growing operations? 5 8 -667 3 The deaths brought the insurgency toll since Saturday to 28 killed . deaths Who all died? 1 2 -667 3 The deaths brought the insurgency toll since Saturday to 28 killed . 28 killed why are they killing so much? 9 11 -667 3 The deaths brought the insurgency toll since Saturday to 28 killed . insurgency Why are the Shining Path insurgent or rebelling? 4 5 -667 4 In Lima , dozens of heavily armed riot police swept onto the San Marcos University campus on Tuesday , police said , arresting 200 students who were blocking nearby streets with rocks and bonfires and exploding dynamite charges . Tuesday , Is this the first day of the protest? If not, how long was it going on? 17 19 -667 5 Police reported no injuries in the protest , one of dozens at San Marcos over the past year . protest , Who was protesting and why? 6 8 -667 5 Police reported no injuries in the protest , one of dozens at San Marcos over the past year . protest , Why are the students protesting? 6 8 -668 1 A relative of a Mafia informant whose testimony has helped put hundreds of people behind bars has been shot to death in an apparent underworld vendetta , police said . relative of a Mafia informant what is their name? 1 6 -668 1 A relative of a Mafia informant whose testimony has helped put hundreds of people behind bars has been shot to death in an apparent underworld vendetta , police said . Mafia informant Who was the Mafia informant? 4 6 -668 1 A relative of a Mafia informant whose testimony has helped put hundreds of people behind bars has been shot to death in an apparent underworld vendetta , police said . relative Who was the relative of the Mafia informant? 1 2 -668 1 A relative of a Mafia informant whose testimony has helped put hundreds of people behind bars has been shot to death in an apparent underworld vendetta , police said . relative what kind of relative? 1 2 -668 1 A relative of a Mafia informant whose testimony has helped put hundreds of people behind bars has been shot to death in an apparent underworld vendetta , police said . apparent underworld vendetta , What evidence supports that it was a vendetta? 23 27 -668 1 A relative of a Mafia informant whose testimony has helped put hundreds of people behind bars has been shot to death in an apparent underworld vendetta , police said . helped put hundreds of people How did the testimony incriminate these people? 9 14 -668 2 Sebastino Lombardo , 41 , was gunned down Tuesday as he was driving home on the outskirts of Palermo . Palermo is it in italy? 18 19 -668 3 It was not immediately known how many people were involved in the attack . immediately known was it figured out? 3 5 -668 4 Lombardo was thebrother - in - law of Salvatore " Totuccio " Contorno , a Mafioso - turned - informant whose testimony helped convict 338 defendants in the Mafia trial that ended in December 1987 and was Italy ' s largest ever . Salvatore " Totuccio " Contorno , Is Salvatore \"Totuccio\" Contorno still alive? 8 14 -668 4 Lombardo was thebrother - in - law of Salvatore " Totuccio " Contorno , a Mafioso - turned - informant whose testimony helped convict 338 defendants in the Mafia trial that ended in December 1987 and was Italy ' s largest ever . Mafioso - turned - informant Why did he turn to helping the state? 15 20 -668 5 One of Contorno ' s brothers , Giuseppe , was murdered in Sicily last September . brothers , How many brothers does he has? 5 7 -668 5 One of Contorno ' s brothers , Giuseppe , was murdered in Sicily last September . murdered in Sicily Were the circumstances of his death similar? 10 13 -669 1 George Bush ' s Cabinet is emerging as nearly all male , all Republican establishment , but women and conservatives are holding their fire . nearly all male , is there a quota? 8 12 -669 1 George Bush ' s Cabinet is emerging as nearly all male , all Republican establishment , but women and conservatives are holding their fire . George Bush ' s Cabinet Why has George Bush made his cabinet predominantly of men? 0 5 -669 1 George Bush ' s Cabinet is emerging as nearly all male , all Republican establishment , but women and conservatives are holding their fire . women and conservatives are holding their fire Why are they not questioning this fact? 17 24 -669 2 Bush ' s honeymoon period is quite a contrast to eight years ago when conservatives voiced outrage over several of Ronald Reagan ' s Cabinet choices . honeymoon period how long is it? 3 5 -669 2 Bush ' s honeymoon period is quite a contrast to eight years ago when conservatives voiced outrage over several of Ronald Reagan ' s Cabinet choices . several of Ronald Reagan ' s Cabinet choices Who are the cabinet choices? 18 26 -669 2 Bush ' s honeymoon period is quite a contrast to eight years ago when conservatives voiced outrage over several of Ronald Reagan ' s Cabinet choices . Bush ' s honeymoon period How is this a honeymoon period for George Bush? 0 5 -669 3 The Reagan transition was marked by regular denunciations by conservatives of such Cabinet choices as Donald T . Regan for treasury secretary and Malcolm Baldrige for commerce secretary . denunciations Why were the choices for Donald T. Regan and Malcolm Baldrige as cabinet secretaries denounced by conservatives? 7 8 -669 4 No such outcry has greeted the Bush Cabinet although most of the choices are no more acceptable to conservatives . most of the choices Who are the people chosen? 9 13 -669 4 No such outcry has greeted the Bush Cabinet although most of the choices are no more acceptable to conservatives . outcry Why is there no outcry for Bush's cabinet choices? 2 3 -669 4 No such outcry has greeted the Bush Cabinet although most of the choices are no more acceptable to conservatives . no more acceptable to conservatives What characteristics make these appointments unacceptable? 14 19 -669 5 The only Bush Cabinet appointee to rank as a conservative hero is former Rep . Jack Kemp , the choice to head the Department of Housing and Urban Development . Jack Kemp , what are his credentials? 15 18 -669 5 The only Bush Cabinet appointee to rank as a conservative hero is former Rep . Jack Kemp , the choice to head the Department of Housing and Urban Development . as a conservative hero Why is Rep. Jack Kemp hailed as a conservative hero? 7 11 -670 1 The man who would be education president says he ' ll push certain public school reforms and provide whatever aid he can in " tough budgetary times " to districts trying to improve their schools . certain public school reforms Which public school reforms? 12 16 -670 1 The man who would be education president says he ' ll push certain public school reforms and provide whatever aid he can in " tough budgetary times " to districts trying to improve their schools . The man who would be education president Who is the man? 0 7 -670 1 The man who would be education president says he ' ll push certain public school reforms and provide whatever aid he can in " tough budgetary times " to districts trying to improve their schools . " tough budgetary times " What exactly constitutes a tough budgetary time? 23 28 -670 1 The man who would be education president says he ' ll push certain public school reforms and provide whatever aid he can in " tough budgetary times " to districts trying to improve their schools . reforms What sort of reforms specifically? 15 16 -670 1 The man who would be education president says he ' ll push certain public school reforms and provide whatever aid he can in " tough budgetary times " to districts trying to improve their schools . The man who would be education president WHO IS THIS MAN? 0 7 -670 2 " I do want to help , " President - elect Bush told educators Tuesday at a White House workshop on experiments that give parents wide freedom to select their children ' s public schools . " I do want to help , " President - elect Bush How can President-elect Bush help? 0 12 -670 2 " I do want to help , " President - elect Bush told educators Tuesday at a White House workshop on experiments that give parents wide freedom to select their children ' s public schools . experiments WHAT TYPE OF EXPERIMENTS? THIS ALMOST SOUNDS LIKE A CREEPY LABORATORY SITUATION AND WHAT HAPPENED TO THE POOR PARENTS?! 21 22 -670 3 " I do intend to provide every feasible assistance to states , to districts interested in further experimentation with choice plans and other valuable reforms , " Bush said . valuable reforms , " what are the other reforms? 23 27 -670 3 " I do intend to provide every feasible assistance to states , to districts interested in further experimentation with choice plans and other valuable reforms , " Bush said . further What experimentation is being furthered? 16 17 -670 3 " I do intend to provide every feasible assistance to states , to districts interested in further experimentation with choice plans and other valuable reforms , " Bush said . choice plans and other valuable reforms , " WHAT ARE THESE \"CHOICE PLANS\" AND \"OTHER VALUABLE REFORMS\"? 19 27 -670 4 " I will ask the Department of Education to monitor and focus continued attention on the need for future progress , and I ' ll be a spokesman and advocate for further public school improvements . " spokesman Why is this person qualified to speak on behalf of others? 27 28 -670 4 " I will ask the Department of Education to monitor and focus continued attention on the need for future progress , and I ' ll be a spokesman and advocate for further public school improvements . " future progress , FUTURE PROGRESS HOW? 18 21 -670 5 Bush said he is particularly enthusiastic about having parents and students being able to choose their public schools , calling the prevailing system of assigned schools a trap and their students " captive clients . " trap Why is the current prevailing system a trap? 27 28 -670 5 Bush said he is particularly enthusiastic about having parents and students being able to choose their public schools , calling the prevailing system of assigned schools a trap and their students " captive clients . " trap Why is it a trap? 27 28 -670 5 Bush said he is particularly enthusiastic about having parents and students being able to choose their public schools , calling the prevailing system of assigned schools a trap and their students " captive clients . " " captive clients HOW ARE THEY CAPTIVE IF THE PARENT STILL HAS THE OPTION TO HOME SCHOOL OR ENROLL IN PRIVATE SCHOOL IF THEY CAN AFFORD IT? 31 34 -671 1 A vast majority of Americans support programs to help the chronically poor , according to a survey released today by a civil rights group . vast majority Is their a statistical number? 1 3 -671 1 A vast majority of Americans support programs to help the chronically poor , according to a survey released today by a civil rights group . programs What are some of these programs? 6 7 -671 1 A vast majority of Americans support programs to help the chronically poor , according to a survey released today by a civil rights group . the chronically poor , How do people become chronically poor? 9 13 -671 1 A vast majority of Americans support programs to help the chronically poor , according to a survey released today by a civil rights group . released today by a civil rights group . Which civil rights group? 17 25 -671 1 A vast majority of Americans support programs to help the chronically poor , according to a survey released today by a civil rights group . vast majority what is the percentage? 1 3 -671 1 A vast majority of Americans support programs to help the chronically poor , according to a survey released today by a civil rights group . programs to help the chronically poor , Which programs specifically? 6 13 -671 2 The NAACP Legal Defense and Education Fund also said it found further erosion in opposition to busing to achieve school integration . found further erosion What was this erosion? 10 13 -671 2 The NAACP Legal Defense and Education Fund also said it found further erosion in opposition to busing to achieve school integration . NAACP what does that acronym stand for? 1 2 -671 2 The NAACP Legal Defense and Education Fund also said it found further erosion in opposition to busing to achieve school integration . opposition to busing Why is there opposition to busing? 14 17 -671 3 " The survey demonstrates that the public is primed for presidential action and leadership on race relations issues , " said Elaine Jones , deputy director - counsel of the fund . public is primed What specifically indicates this? 6 9 -671 3 " The survey demonstrates that the public is primed for presidential action and leadership on race relations issues , " said Elaine Jones , deputy director - counsel of the fund . presidential action and leadership What actions do they think the president should take? 10 14 -671 4 The survey found that 93 percent of whites and 95 percent of blacks favored special school programs beginning at age 8 to motivate poor youngsters to stay in school and not drop out . special school programs Where does the funding come from for these programs? 14 17 -671 4 The survey found that 93 percent of whites and 95 percent of blacks favored special school programs beginning at age 8 to motivate poor youngsters to stay in school and not drop out . special school programs What kind of special programs are these? 14 17 -671 5 Ninety percent of whites and 95 percent of blacks favored federal youth corps camps where poor young people could learn to read and write and attain other skills . could learn Why do they not learn to write and read in a regular school setting? 18 20 -671 5 Ninety percent of whites and 95 percent of blacks favored federal youth corps camps where poor young people could learn to read and write and attain other skills . learn to read and write and attain other skills What other skills? 19 28 -671 5 Ninety percent of whites and 95 percent of blacks favored federal youth corps camps where poor young people could learn to read and write and attain other skills . federal youth corps are these for kids or adults? 10 13 -672 1 Women and minorities who worked for a major Chicago bank from 1973 to 1988 will share a record $ 14 million in back pay the bank agreed to pay in settling a race and sex bias case dating to 1977 . a major Chicago bank Which major Chicago bank? 6 10 -672 1 Women and minorities who worked for a major Chicago bank from 1973 to 1988 will share a record $ 14 million in back pay the bank agreed to pay in settling a race and sex bias case dating to 1977 . sex bias case what was the case? 34 37 -672 1 Women and minorities who worked for a major Chicago bank from 1973 to 1988 will share a record $ 14 million in back pay the bank agreed to pay in settling a race and sex bias case dating to 1977 . major Chicago bank Which major Chicago bank? 7 10 -672 2 Harris Trust and Savings Bank and the Labor Department announced the settlement Tuesday , ending an 11 - year legal battle in which an administrative law judge twice ruled against the institution . 11 - year why did it take so long? 16 19 -672 2 Harris Trust and Savings Bank and the Labor Department announced the settlement Tuesday , ending an 11 - year legal battle in which an administrative law judge twice ruled against the institution . 11 - year legal battle Why was the battle so protracted? 16 21 -672 3 A Chicago group that intervened on behalf of some bank workers estimated that about 5 , 000 current and former Harris employees are eligible for a share of the settlement . 5 , 000 current would they all get equal share? 14 18 -672 3 A Chicago group that intervened on behalf of some bank workers estimated that about 5 , 000 current and former Harris employees are eligible for a share of the settlement . A Chicago group which Chicago group? 0 3 -672 3 A Chicago group that intervened on behalf of some bank workers estimated that about 5 , 000 current and former Harris employees are eligible for a share of the settlement . some bank workers Which subset of bank workers? 8 11 -672 4 Harris said it would put the money in an escrow account in another bank . escrow account what is an escrow account? 9 11 -672 4 Harris said it would put the money in an escrow account in another bank . escrow account what is an escrow account? 9 11 -672 4 Harris said it would put the money in an escrow account in another bank . another bank Why would it be put in another bank? 12 14 -673 1 Conductor Mstislav Rostropovich credits recent Soviet moves toward artistic freedom for his plan to present the world premiere of a long - suppressed musical satire written by the late composer Dmitri Shostakovich to ridicule the Stalinist regime . moves toward artistic freedom What types of moves were adopted? 6 10 -673 1 Conductor Mstislav Rostropovich credits recent Soviet moves toward artistic freedom for his plan to present the world premiere of a long - suppressed musical satire written by the late composer Dmitri Shostakovich to ridicule the Stalinist regime . musical satire What is the musical satire? 23 25 -673 1 Conductor Mstislav Rostropovich credits recent Soviet moves toward artistic freedom for his plan to present the world premiere of a long - suppressed musical satire written by the late composer Dmitri Shostakovich to ridicule the Stalinist regime . recent Soviet moves toward artistic freedom What moves toward artistic freedom? 4 10 -673 1 Conductor Mstislav Rostropovich credits recent Soviet moves toward artistic freedom for his plan to present the world premiere of a long - suppressed musical satire written by the late composer Dmitri Shostakovich to ridicule the Stalinist regime . musical satire What is the name of the musical satire that Conductor Mstislav Rostropovich wants to premiere? 23 25 -673 2 The unpublished , 15 - minute theatrical piece entitled " Rayok , " Russian for " Little Eden , " will be performed for the first time Thursday night in the Kennedy Center Concert Hall , with Rostropovich at the piano leading a cast of four bass singers and a small mixed chorus . unpublished , will it ever be published? 1 3 -673 2 The unpublished , 15 - minute theatrical piece entitled " Rayok , " Russian for " Little Eden , " will be performed for the first time Thursday night in the Kennedy Center Concert Hall , with Rostropovich at the piano leading a cast of four bass singers and a small mixed chorus . theatrical piece What kind or style of theatrical piece? 6 8 -673 4 Rostropovich , the Soviet - born music director of the National Symphony Orchestra , apparently acquired a copy of the score and libretto for " Rayok " only recently . libretto what is libretto? 22 23 -673 4 Rostropovich , the Soviet - born music director of the National Symphony Orchestra , apparently acquired a copy of the score and libretto for " Rayok " only recently . acquired How did he acquire the copy of the score and libretto? 15 16 -673 5 At a news conference Tuesday , he refused to say how or exactly when it fell into his hands . Tuesday , which year? 4 6 -673 5 At a news conference Tuesday , he refused to say how or exactly when it fell into his hands . he refused to say Why was he hesitant to give details? 6 10 -673 5 At a news conference Tuesday , he refused to say how or exactly when it fell into his hands . news conference How many people attended the news conference? 2 4 -674 1 The commission trying to find a way to eliminate the huge federal budget deficit has the go - ahead from President - elect Bush to start putting its proposals in writing . its proposals What are the proposals? 27 29 -674 1 The commission trying to find a way to eliminate the huge federal budget deficit has the go - ahead from President - elect Bush to start putting its proposals in writing . the huge federal budget deficit How big is the deficit? 9 14 -674 1 The commission trying to find a way to eliminate the huge federal budget deficit has the go - ahead from President - elect Bush to start putting its proposals in writing . The commission Who is this commission? 0 2 -674 1 The commission trying to find a way to eliminate the huge federal budget deficit has the go - ahead from President - elect Bush to start putting its proposals in writing . commission What commission is trying to find a way to eliminate the budget deficit? 1 2 -674 2 Bush sent word to the National Economic Commission that he would like to have the group ' s recommendations in hand by March 1 . the group ' s recommendations What are these recommendations? 14 19 -674 2 Bush sent word to the National Economic Commission that he would like to have the group ' s recommendations in hand by March 1 . March of which year? 22 23 -674 3 Bush ' s decision was being hailed by commission members as a sign that the president - elect planned to use the 14 - member panel ' s work in his own budget negotiations with Congress . budget negotiations What are Bush's proposed negotiations? 32 34 -674 3 Bush ' s decision was being hailed by commission members as a sign that the president - elect planned to use the 14 - member panel ' s work in his own budget negotiations with Congress . 14 - member panel ' s is that the regular size? 22 28 -674 5 Commission co - chairman Drew Lewis said the panel would be able to meet the deadline , and many panelists expressed pleasure that Bush had decided not to postpone the commission ' s report until Sept . 1 , which he had the option of doing . which he had the option of doing Why did he have this option? 39 46 -674 5 Commission co - chairman Drew Lewis said the panel would be able to meet the deadline , and many panelists expressed pleasure that Bush had decided not to postpone the commission ' s report until Sept . 1 , which he had the option of doing . many panelists expressed pleasure Which panelists expressed pleasure? 18 22 -674 5 Commission co - chairman Drew Lewis said the panel would be able to meet the deadline , and many panelists expressed pleasure that Bush had decided not to postpone the commission ' s report until Sept . 1 , which he had the option of doing . the option will he take the option? 42 44 -675 1 The chances of all of an airliner ' s engines going out may be 10 million to one , but with millions of flights each year , it still happens . still happens do they crash when it happens? 28 30 -675 1 The chances of all of an airliner ' s engines going out may be 10 million to one , but with millions of flights each year , it still happens . happens How often does it happen? 29 30 -675 3 - - In August 1987 , another 737 belonging to a European regional airline lost power in a snowstorm over Greece , but pilots restarted the engines . European regional airline Which regional airline owned this plane? 11 14 -675 3 - - In August 1987 , another 737 belonging to a European regional airline lost power in a snowstorm over Greece , but pilots restarted the engines . restarted How did they restart the engines? 24 25 -675 4 - - In May 1983 , an Eastern Airlines Lockheed L - 1011 en route from Miami to the Bahamas lost all three of its engines , but pilots managed to restart one and land safely back in Miami . managed to restart one how did they get it restarted? 29 33 -675 4 - - In May 1983 , an Eastern Airlines Lockheed L - 1011 en route from Miami to the Bahamas lost all three of its engines , but pilots managed to restart one and land safely back in Miami . lost all three of its engines , Why did all engines fail? 20 27 -675 4 - - In May 1983 , an Eastern Airlines Lockheed L - 1011 en route from Miami to the Bahamas lost all three of its engines , but pilots managed to restart one and land safely back in Miami . one Why couldn’t they restart all three engines? 32 33 -675 5 Investigators concluded that maintenance workers neglected to check that critical oil seals were in place . oil seals what are oil seals? 10 12 -676 1 Wilburt Siegel , the 73 - year - old cancer victim jailed in a dispute over a sewer hook - up , was freed Thursday after a state prison and a county jail both refused to accept him as a prisoner . sewer hook - up , what is a sewer hook up? 17 22 -676 1 Wilburt Siegel , the 73 - year - old cancer victim jailed in a dispute over a sewer hook - up , was freed Thursday after a state prison and a county jail both refused to accept him as a prisoner . refused why did they refuse him? 34 35 -676 1 Wilburt Siegel , the 73 - year - old cancer victim jailed in a dispute over a sewer hook - up , was freed Thursday after a state prison and a county jail both refused to accept him as a prisoner . dispute over a sewer hook - up , What was the dispute ? 14 22 -676 1 Wilburt Siegel , the 73 - year - old cancer victim jailed in a dispute over a sewer hook - up , was freed Thursday after a state prison and a county jail both refused to accept him as a prisoner . refused to accept him as a prisoner Why and How did the refuse to accept him? 34 41 -676 1 Wilburt Siegel , the 73 - year - old cancer victim jailed in a dispute over a sewer hook - up , was freed Thursday after a state prison and a county jail both refused to accept him as a prisoner . state prison and a county jail Why did a state prison and a county jail refuse Wilburt Siegel as a prisoner? 27 33 -676 1 Wilburt Siegel , the 73 - year - old cancer victim jailed in a dispute over a sewer hook - up , was freed Thursday after a state prison and a county jail both refused to accept him as a prisoner . refused to accept him as a prisoner . Why did they refuse to accept him? 34 42 -676 3 But he was released after state officials decided they lacked authority to imprison an inmate for civil contempt of court . lacked authority why didnt they have authority? 9 11 -676 3 But he was released after state officials decided they lacked authority to imprison an inmate for civil contempt of court . civil contempt of court What is civil contempt of court? 16 20 -676 3 But he was released after state officials decided they lacked authority to imprison an inmate for civil contempt of court . lacked authority Why did state officials lack authority to imprison someone for civil contempt of court? 9 11 -676 4 Siegel was then sent back to Charleston County , but Sheriff Al Cannon said the county jail couldn ' t house him because it is overcrowded . Charleston County , where is Charleston County? 6 9 -676 5 He also said the jail didn ' t have the medical facilities to treat Siegel , who suffers from rectal cancer . medical facilities where do inmates with cancer go normally? 10 12 -677 1 An enraged Nikita Khrushchev instructed Soviet ships to ignore President Kennedy ' s naval blockade during the Cuban missile crisis , but the order was reversed just hours before an inevitable confrontation , according to a new book . inevitable why was it inevitable? 30 31 -677 1 An enraged Nikita Khrushchev instructed Soviet ships to ignore President Kennedy ' s naval blockade during the Cuban missile crisis , but the order was reversed just hours before an inevitable confrontation , according to a new book . new book What is the name of the new book about the Cuban missile crisis? 36 38 -677 1 An enraged Nikita Khrushchev instructed Soviet ships to ignore President Kennedy ' s naval blockade during the Cuban missile crisis , but the order was reversed just hours before an inevitable confrontation , according to a new book . new book What is the new book? 36 38 -677 3 Anastas Mikoyan , then Soviet first deputy premier , was the catalyst for the reversal of Khrushchev ' s order , according to the authors . Anastas Mikoyan , what does he do now? 0 3 -677 3 Anastas Mikoyan , then Soviet first deputy premier , was the catalyst for the reversal of Khrushchev ' s order , according to the authors . Anastas Mikoyan , What did Anastas Mikoyan do that wat the catalyst for the reversal? 0 3 -677 3 Anastas Mikoyan , then Soviet first deputy premier , was the catalyst for the reversal of Khrushchev ' s order , according to the authors . catalyst How was Mikoyan the catalyst? 11 12 -677 4 Mikoyan " preempted Khrushchev ' s order to run the blockade and ordered Soviet ships to stop just short of the quarantine line , " they say . ships who said this quote? 14 15 -677 4 Mikoyan " preempted Khrushchev ' s order to run the blockade and ordered Soviet ships to stop just short of the quarantine line , " they say . quarantine line , " What is the quarantine line? 21 25 -677 5 But Blight and Welch said at a news conference Wednesday that it remains unclear whether Mikoyan reversed or circumvented the decision on his own or convinced Khrushchev of its perils . news conference What news conference? 7 9 -678 1 Skiers and operators of fashionable resorts in the Alps and Dolomites are facing a severe dry spell that has left northern Italy snowless and caused sharp losses to the multimillion - dollar ski industry . Skiers and operators of fashionable resorts How many skiers and operators have been negatively impacted by the dry spell? 0 6 -678 1 Skiers and operators of fashionable resorts in the Alps and Dolomites are facing a severe dry spell that has left northern Italy snowless and caused sharp losses to the multimillion - dollar ski industry . fashionable resorts Why are these resorts considered fashionable? 4 6 -678 1 Skiers and operators of fashionable resorts in the Alps and Dolomites are facing a severe dry spell that has left northern Italy snowless and caused sharp losses to the multimillion - dollar ski industry . severe dry spell What is causing this dry spell? 14 17 -678 1 Skiers and operators of fashionable resorts in the Alps and Dolomites are facing a severe dry spell that has left northern Italy snowless and caused sharp losses to the multimillion - dollar ski industry . sharp losses What were the losses? 25 27 -678 1 Skiers and operators of fashionable resorts in the Alps and Dolomites are facing a severe dry spell that has left northern Italy snowless and caused sharp losses to the multimillion - dollar ski industry . severe dry spell what caused the dry spell? 14 17 -678 1 Skiers and operators of fashionable resorts in the Alps and Dolomites are facing a severe dry spell that has left northern Italy snowless and caused sharp losses to the multimillion - dollar ski industry . severe dry spell How dry has the area been? 14 17 -678 2 But in the long term , the dryness may be most damaging to farmers in the plains . most damaging to farmers Why is the dry spell more damaging to farmers? 10 14 -678 2 But in the long term , the dryness may be most damaging to farmers in the plains . most damaging to farmers How does this do damage to the farmers? 10 14 -678 2 But in the long term , the dryness may be most damaging to farmers in the plains . damaging to farmers why is it more damaging to them? 11 14 -678 2 But in the long term , the dryness may be most damaging to farmers in the plains . to farmers in the plains What sort of damage will the lack of rain lead to? 12 17 -678 3 Their national association claimed this week that this year ' s harvests of wheat and barley are being jeopardized by the lack of moisture . jeopardized by the lack of moisture How has this industry mitigated this problem in the past? 18 24 -678 3 Their national association claimed this week that this year ' s harvests of wheat and barley are being jeopardized by the lack of moisture . lack of moisture What is causing this lack of moisture? 21 24 -678 3 Their national association claimed this week that this year ' s harvests of wheat and barley are being jeopardized by the lack of moisture . national association Which national association? 1 3 -678 4 It also said an expected lowering in river levels may hurt rice farming in the Po valley this spring . hurt rice farming How will this impact consumers? 10 13 -678 4 It also said an expected lowering in river levels may hurt rice farming in the Po valley this spring . hurt rice farming How will this hurt rice farming? 10 13 -678 4 It also said an expected lowering in river levels may hurt rice farming in the Po valley this spring . Po valley where is the po valley? 15 17 -679 2 Soprano Judy Kaye , who won a Tony on Broadway last year , stars in the New York Opera Repertory Theater production , and is splendid in the pivotal role of Abbie . Tony What did Judy Kaye win a Tony for? 7 8 -679 3 But the music composed by Edward Thomas doesn ' t have all the power it needs . music What is wrong with the music composed by Edward Thomas? 2 3 -679 3 But the music composed by Edward Thomas doesn ' t have all the power it needs . all the power it needs why does it not have all the power it needs? 11 16 -679 3 But the music composed by Edward Thomas doesn ' t have all the power it needs . all the power it how can it get more power? 11 15 -679 4 The opera had its first staged presentation Wednesday at the City Center . Wednesday of which year? 7 8 -679 5 Operas these days are melodic , minimalist or have a jagged vocal line that doesn ' t sound like a melody to most listeners . jagged vocal line What is a jagged vocal line? 10 13 -680 1 Chancellor Helmut Kohl says he no longer can rule out the possibility charges may be brought against West Germany companies reported to have helped Libya build a suspected chemical weapons factory . helped Libya Why were the companies helping Libya? 23 25 -680 2 West German officials have for weeks denied discovering any evidence supporting U . S . charges that West German firms helped build the plant in Rabta , 40 miles south of Tripoli . evidence What evidence does the U.S. say Germany has discovered? 9 10 -680 2 West German officials have for weeks denied discovering any evidence supporting U . S . charges that West German firms helped build the plant in Rabta , 40 miles south of Tripoli . evidence What is the evidence? 9 10 -680 3 But several West German news reports on Wednesday said West Germany companies played a major role in supplying equipment for and assisting in the construction of the plant , which Libyan leader Col . Moammar Gadhafi contends is not a chemical weapons but a pharmaceutical plant . several West German news reports Which West German networks reported? 1 6 -680 3 But several West German news reports on Wednesday said West Germany companies played a major role in supplying equipment for and assisting in the construction of the plant , which Libyan leader Col . Moammar Gadhafi contends is not a chemical weapons but a pharmaceutical plant . supplying equipment for and assisting What sort of equipment was being supplied? 17 22 -680 3 But several West German news reports on Wednesday said West Germany companies played a major role in supplying equipment for and assisting in the construction of the plant , which Libyan leader Col . Moammar Gadhafi contends is not a chemical weapons but a pharmaceutical plant . chemical weapons What kind of chemical weapons? 40 42 -680 4 Kohl told a news conference that a team of West German experts left for Washington Wednesday to discuss the U . S . allegations in more detail . Wednesday which year? 15 16 -680 5 Asked about the new accusations that West German companies were involved in the Rabta plant , he said : " All evidence will be investigated thoroughly . Rabta is that the city? 13 14 -680 5 Asked about the new accusations that West German companies were involved in the Rabta plant , he said : " All evidence will be investigated thoroughly . evidence What is the evidence? 21 22 -681 1 South Carolina is home to wealthy cotton plantations , stately antebellum mansions and a growing share of America ' s toxic wastes . antebellum what is an antebellum? 10 11 -681 1 South Carolina is home to wealthy cotton plantations , stately antebellum mansions and a growing share of America ' s toxic wastes . home Why do they call South Carolina home? 3 4 -681 1 South Carolina is home to wealthy cotton plantations , stately antebellum mansions and a growing share of America ' s toxic wastes . wealthy How did they become wealthy? 5 6 -681 1 South Carolina is home to wealthy cotton plantations , stately antebellum mansions and a growing share of America ' s toxic wastes . toxic Why South Carolina home to a growing share of toxic waste? 20 21 -681 1 South Carolina is home to wealthy cotton plantations , stately antebellum mansions and a growing share of America ' s toxic wastes . America ' s toxic wastes What is introducing toxic waste in South Carolina? 17 22 -681 2 Now , with a 10 - year - old waste landfill ' s license up for renewal , a debate is looming over the state ' s role as the nation ' s " septic tank . " landfill ' s Why do they have a landfill? 10 13 -681 2 Now , with a 10 - year - old waste landfill ' s license up for renewal , a debate is looming over the state ' s role as the nation ' s " septic tank . " renewal , How do they renew their license? 16 18 -681 2 Now , with a 10 - year - old waste landfill ' s license up for renewal , a debate is looming over the state ' s role as the nation ' s " septic tank . " debate How are they debating their role in the landfill issue? 19 20 -681 2 Now , with a 10 - year - old waste landfill ' s license up for renewal , a debate is looming over the state ' s role as the nation ' s " septic tank . " the state ' s role as the nation ' s " septic tank . " Who has referred to the state as the nation's \"septic tank\"? 23 38 -681 2 Now , with a 10 - year - old waste landfill ' s license up for renewal , a debate is looming over the state ' s role as the nation ' s " septic tank . " nation ' s " septic tank . " Why is South Carolina in particular being chosen as an area to dispose waste? 30 38 -681 3 " We have been taken advantage of , " said state Rep . Harry Hallman , who resigned in November as chairman of the Department of Health and Environmental Control to take a seat in the House of Representatives . taken advantage of , " who took advantage? 4 9 -681 3 " We have been taken advantage of , " said state Rep . Harry Hallman , who resigned in November as chairman of the Department of Health and Environmental Control to take a seat in the House of Representatives . advantage Why were they taken advantage of? 5 6 -681 3 " We have been taken advantage of , " said state Rep . Harry Hallman , who resigned in November as chairman of the Department of Health and Environmental Control to take a seat in the House of Representatives . resigned Why did Rep. Harry Hallman resign? 17 18 -681 3 " We have been taken advantage of , " said state Rep . Harry Hallman , who resigned in November as chairman of the Department of Health and Environmental Control to take a seat in the House of Representatives . Hallman , How did Rep. Hallman get elected? 14 16 -681 3 " We have been taken advantage of , " said state Rep . Harry Hallman , who resigned in November as chairman of the Department of Health and Environmental Control to take a seat in the House of Representatives . taken advantage of , " Why did the state agree to open these landfills in the first place? 4 9 -681 4 He ' s pushing legislation that would tighten state control of waste disposal . He ' s Who is he? 0 3 -681 4 He ' s pushing legislation that would tighten state control of waste disposal . pushing How is he pushing legislation? 3 4 -681 4 He ' s pushing legislation that would tighten state control of waste disposal . legislation Why is he pushing legislation to control waste disposal? 4 5 -681 4 He ' s pushing legislation that would tighten state control of waste disposal . state How are the citizens going to be affected by the increased control? 8 9 -681 5 The GSX Chemical Services Inc . landfill in Sumter County is one of two commercial hazardous waste landfills in the Southeast - - the other is in Alabama - - and is the tomb for a half - million tons of chemicals . hazardous Why is it hazardous? 15 16 -681 5 The GSX Chemical Services Inc . landfill in Sumter County is one of two commercial hazardous waste landfills in the Southeast - - the other is in Alabama - - and is the tomb for a half - million tons of chemicals . two Why are there only two commercial hazardous waste landfills in the Southeast? 13 14 -681 5 The GSX Chemical Services Inc . landfill in Sumter County is one of two commercial hazardous waste landfills in the Southeast - - the other is in Alabama - - and is the tomb for a half - million tons of chemicals . tomb Why is it considered a tomb? 33 34 -681 5 The GSX Chemical Services Inc . landfill in Sumter County is one of two commercial hazardous waste landfills in the Southeast - - the other is in Alabama - - and is the tomb for a half - million tons of chemicals . two commercial hazardous waste landfills What measures are in place to make sure the waste does not affect areas outside of the landfill? 13 18 -682 1 The long Palestinian uprising has brought bitterness to Israeli humor , and the comedian ' s opener was not meant to put his audience at ease . comedian ' s opener Which comedian was being talked about here? 13 17 -682 1 The long Palestinian uprising has brought bitterness to Israeli humor , and the comedian ' s opener was not meant to put his audience at ease . comedian ' s which comedian? 13 16 -682 2 " Soldiers in uniform get in with a discount , " Yonathan Geffen said , and after a pause : " Soldiers with clubs get in free . " clubs What is a club? 23 24 -682 2 " Soldiers in uniform get in with a discount , " Yonathan Geffen said , and after a pause : " Soldiers with clubs get in free . " clubs get a club like a weapon? 23 25 -682 4 Such a joke would have been unthinkable before the rebellion began Dec . 8 , 1987 . rebellion began Where, exactly, did the rebellion start? 9 11 -682 4 Such a joke would have been unthinkable before the rebellion began Dec . 8 , 1987 . unthinkable would there have been repercussions? 6 7 -682 5 In night clubs , theaters and galleries , artists of various kinds grapple with questions about the violence of occupation and the brutalizing effect on Israeli society of the army ' s handling of the uprising . questions about the violence of occupation What sorts of questions are being asked by those being occupied? 14 20 -682 5 In night clubs , theaters and galleries , artists of various kinds grapple with questions about the violence of occupation and the brutalizing effect on Israeli society of the army ' s handling of the uprising . In night clubs , theaters and galleries , Which night clubs, theaters and galleries? 0 8 -683 1 President Reagan took the high road in his farewell address after two recent attempts to blame some of his administration ' s most notable failures on congressional meddling or the Washington establishment . his administration ' s most notable failures What were his administration's failures? 18 25 -683 1 President Reagan took the high road in his farewell address after two recent attempts to blame some of his administration ' s most notable failures on congressional meddling or the Washington establishment . notable failures What failures did president reagan have during his presidency? 23 25 -683 1 President Reagan took the high road in his farewell address after two recent attempts to blame some of his administration ' s most notable failures on congressional meddling or the Washington establishment . most notable failures Which failures were most notable? 22 25 -683 1 President Reagan took the high road in his farewell address after two recent attempts to blame some of his administration ' s most notable failures on congressional meddling or the Washington establishment . notable failures What were Reagan's most notable failures? 23 25 -683 2 " Tonight isn ' t for arguments and I ' m going to hold my tongue , " the president said in his televised message Wednesday night . Wednesday night which year was it? 25 27 -683 2 " Tonight isn ' t for arguments and I ' m going to hold my tongue , " the president said in his televised message Wednesday night . hold my tongue , " Why did he decide to hold his tongue? 13 18 -683 3 Reagan sounded positive notes reminiscent of earlier speeches throughout his political career - - the pre - eminent position of " We the People " in the American system , the image of America as a shining " city upon a hill , " the importance of paying more attention to American history . " city upon a hill , " which city is that? 37 44 -683 3 Reagan sounded positive notes reminiscent of earlier speeches throughout his political career - - the pre - eminent position of " We the People " in the American system , the image of America as a shining " city upon a hill , " the importance of paying more attention to American history . notes What specifically in his notes did he mention? 3 4 -683 3 Reagan sounded positive notes reminiscent of earlier speeches throughout his political career - - the pre - eminent position of " We the People " in the American system , the image of America as a shining " city upon a hill , " the importance of paying more attention to American history . more attention to American history Which parts of American history? 48 53 -683 3 Reagan sounded positive notes reminiscent of earlier speeches throughout his political career - - the pre - eminent position of " We the People " in the American system , the image of America as a shining " city upon a hill , " the importance of paying more attention to American history . American history Why did he feel it was important to pay more attention to American history? 51 53 -683 4 There was no mention of the " iron triangle " of members of Congress , the news media and special interest groups who , in a speech to political appointees in Washington on Dec . 13 , Reagan claimed had prevented his administration from balancing the federal budget . claimed Why did they claim this? 38 39 -683 4 There was no mention of the " iron triangle " of members of Congress , the news media and special interest groups who , in a speech to political appointees in Washington on Dec . 13 , Reagan claimed had prevented his administration from balancing the federal budget . special interest groups Which special interest groups was he most specifically targeting? 19 22 -683 4 There was no mention of the " iron triangle " of members of Congress , the news media and special interest groups who , in a speech to political appointees in Washington on Dec . 13 , Reagan claimed had prevented his administration from balancing the federal budget . prevented How did those members prevent his administration from balancing the federal budget? 40 41 -683 5 Nor did he argue , as he did in a speech at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville Dec . 16 , that Congress had perpetuated a dangerous situation in Central America by its " on - again , off - again indecisiveness " on his program of aid to the anti - communist Contra rebels . dangerous What made the situation dangerous? 27 28 -683 5 Nor did he argue , as he did in a speech at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville Dec . 16 , that Congress had perpetuated a dangerous situation in Central America by its " on - again , off - again indecisiveness " on his program of aid to the anti - communist Contra rebels . perpetuated a dangerous situation Why did he think the situation was made dangerous because of how Congress was acting? 25 29 -683 5 Nor did he argue , as he did in a speech at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville Dec . 16 , that Congress had perpetuated a dangerous situation in Central America by its " on - again , off - again indecisiveness " on his program of aid to the anti - communist Contra rebels . dangerous situation How was the dangerous situation perpetuated? 27 29 -683 5 Nor did he argue , as he did in a speech at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville Dec . 16 , that Congress had perpetuated a dangerous situation in Central America by its " on - again , off - again indecisiveness " on his program of aid to the anti - communist Contra rebels . indecisiveness " What are some examples of indecisiveness? 42 44 -684 1 A Texas professor who helped mount President Nixon ' s unsuccessful attempt to resist a key Watergate subpoena is being considered for the post of U . S . solicitor general . A Texas professor Who is the Texas professor who helped with this? 0 3 -684 1 A Texas professor who helped mount President Nixon ' s unsuccessful attempt to resist a key Watergate subpoena is being considered for the post of U . S . solicitor general . being considered Why would someone with that background be a worthy candidate? 19 21 -684 1 A Texas professor who helped mount President Nixon ' s unsuccessful attempt to resist a key Watergate subpoena is being considered for the post of U . S . solicitor general . unsuccessful attempt to resist Why was the subpoena being resisted? 10 14 -684 2 Charles Alan Wright , 61 , a civil law expert and scholar who helped formulate the executive - privilege claim for refusing to surrender tapes of Oval Office conversations during the Watergate affair , is one of five or six candidates under consideration for the job , said a source close to the selection process . is one of five or six candidates Who are the other candidates? 34 41 -684 2 Charles Alan Wright , 61 , a civil law expert and scholar who helped formulate the executive - privilege claim for refusing to surrender tapes of Oval Office conversations during the Watergate affair , is one of five or six candidates under consideration for the job , said a source close to the selection process . one of five or six candidates Who are the other candidates? 35 41 -684 2 Charles Alan Wright , 61 , a civil law expert and scholar who helped formulate the executive - privilege claim for refusing to surrender tapes of Oval Office conversations during the Watergate affair , is one of five or six candidates under consideration for the job , said a source close to the selection process . refusing to surrender tapes How does that refusal play into our due process laws? 21 25 -684 3 Also being considered are Judge Ralph K . Winter of the 2nd U . S . of the 2nd U . S Of the 2nd U.S. what? 9 15 -684 3 Also being considered are Judge Ralph K . Winter of the 2nd U . S . 2nd U second U.S. what? 11 13 -684 3 Also being considered are Judge Ralph K . Winter of the 2nd U . S . of the 2nd U . S The 2nd U.S. what? 9 15 -684 4 Circuit Court of Appeals in New York City and Judge Kenneth Starr of the U . S . Kenneth Starr what are his credentials? 10 12 -684 4 Circuit Court of Appeals in New York City and Judge Kenneth Starr of the U . S . of the U . S I think this is a bad place to break up the sentences. U.S. what? 12 17 -684 5 Circuit Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia , said the source , who spoke on condition of anonymity . who spoke on condition of anonymity Why did he or she chose to speak on the condition of anonymity? 14 20 -684 5 Circuit Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia , said the source , who spoke on condition of anonymity . anonymity why did he choose to be anonymous? 19 20 -684 5 Circuit Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia , said the source , who spoke on condition of anonymity . who spoke on condition of anonymity Why should they be granted anonymity? 14 20 -685 1 To avoid identifying several Latin American government officials as working for the Central Intelligence Agency , the Reagan administration withheld certain documents from the trial of Lt . Col . Oliver North , The Miami Herald reported today . Col when is today? 28 29 -685 1 To avoid identifying several Latin American government officials as working for the Central Intelligence Agency , the Reagan administration withheld certain documents from the trial of Lt . Col . Oliver North , The Miami Herald reported today . Lt . Col . Oliver North , What was Lt. Col. Oliver North on trial for? 26 33 -685 2 Quoting unidentified sources close to the Iran - Contra inquiry , the newspaper says the administration feared that any discussion of the documents in court might disrupt U . S . intelligence in several countries . unidentified sources How did the newspaper get unidentified sources? 1 3 -685 3 One source said some of the withheld documents were declassified during congressional investigations of the Iran - Contra affair , but were later reclassified in an effort to limit discussion of the incidents they describe , the Herald said . Herald said what were their sources? 37 39 -685 3 One source said some of the withheld documents were declassified during congressional investigations of the Iran - Contra affair , but were later reclassified in an effort to limit discussion of the incidents they describe , the Herald said . incidents What incidents were described in the documents? 32 33 -685 4 Special prosecutor Lawrence Walsh asked that the two major charges against North be dismissed after the Reagan administration refused to allow certain documents to be used in North ' s trial . Lawrence Walsh what are his credentials? 2 4 -685 4 Special prosecutor Lawrence Walsh asked that the two major charges against North be dismissed after the Reagan administration refused to allow certain documents to be used in North ' s trial . two major charges What were the two major charges against North? 7 10 -685 4 Special prosecutor Lawrence Walsh asked that the two major charges against North be dismissed after the Reagan administration refused to allow certain documents to be used in North ' s trial . two major charges What were the two major charges against North? 7 10 -686 1 Jan Lewczenko hasn ' t mastered English yet , but he reached a pinnacle in the dwindling art of deep - cut crystal glassmaking when he cut the bowl Congress will give George Bush on Inauguration Day . mastered English why does this matter? 5 7 -686 1 Jan Lewczenko hasn ' t mastered English yet , but he reached a pinnacle in the dwindling art of deep - cut crystal glassmaking when he cut the bowl Congress will give George Bush on Inauguration Day . English Where is Jan from? 6 7 -686 1 Jan Lewczenko hasn ' t mastered English yet , but he reached a pinnacle in the dwindling art of deep - cut crystal glassmaking when he cut the bowl Congress will give George Bush on Inauguration Day . give Why is Congress giving Bush a bowl on Inauguration Day? 31 32 -686 1 Jan Lewczenko hasn ' t mastered English yet , but he reached a pinnacle in the dwindling art of deep - cut crystal glassmaking when he cut the bowl Congress will give George Bush on Inauguration Day . mastered English yet , Why hasn't he mastered English yet? 5 9 -686 1 Jan Lewczenko hasn ' t mastered English yet , but he reached a pinnacle in the dwindling art of deep - cut crystal glassmaking when he cut the bowl Congress will give George Bush on Inauguration Day . cut the bowl Why was he the one to cut the bowl for Congress? 26 29 -686 3 Lewczenko , 39 , is one of fewer than 25 master deep cutters in the country and of four on the Lenox staff . fewer than 25 why is it so rare? 7 10 -686 3 Lewczenko , 39 , is one of fewer than 25 master deep cutters in the country and of four on the Lenox staff . master deep cutters How did Lewczenko become a master deep cutter? 10 13 -686 3 Lewczenko , 39 , is one of fewer than 25 master deep cutters in the country and of four on the Lenox staff . four Why does Lenox employ such a high percentage of the master deep cutters in the country? 18 19 -686 3 Lewczenko , 39 , is one of fewer than 25 master deep cutters in the country and of four on the Lenox staff . master deep cutters Why are there so few master deep cutters in the country? 10 13 -686 4 His experience cutting difficult designs nominated him for the bowls ordered by the Joint Congressional Committee on the Inauguration , plant superintendent Randy Eshland said Friday . Friday of which year? 25 26 -686 5 Lewczenko , pronounced Lev - chenko , is not known as a talkative man . talkative why is this information added to the article? 12 13 -687 1 An automobile magazine that couldn ' t resist the trademark battle between General Motors Corp . and an Italian gun maker did a " road test " comparison of Beretta , the pistol , and Beretta , the Chevy . " road test " what is a road test? 23 27 -687 1 An automobile magazine that couldn ' t resist the trademark battle between General Motors Corp . and an Italian gun maker did a " road test " comparison of Beretta , the pistol , and Beretta , the Chevy . automobile magazine What is the name of the magazine? 1 3 -687 1 An automobile magazine that couldn ' t resist the trademark battle between General Motors Corp . and an Italian gun maker did a " road test " comparison of Beretta , the pistol , and Beretta , the Chevy . couldn ' t resist Why couldn't they resist? 4 8 -687 1 An automobile magazine that couldn ' t resist the trademark battle between General Motors Corp . and an Italian gun maker did a " road test " comparison of Beretta , the pistol , and Beretta , the Chevy . comparison How did they perform this comparison? 27 28 -687 1 An automobile magazine that couldn ' t resist the trademark battle between General Motors Corp . and an Italian gun maker did a " road test " comparison of Beretta , the pistol , and Beretta , the Chevy . An automobile magazine WHAT MAGAZINE? 0 3 -687 1 An automobile magazine that couldn ' t resist the trademark battle between General Motors Corp . and an Italian gun maker did a " road test " comparison of Beretta , the pistol , and Beretta , the Chevy . resist Why could the automobile magazine not resist the trademark battle between GM and an Italian gun maker? 7 8 -687 1 An automobile magazine that couldn ' t resist the trademark battle between General Motors Corp . and an Italian gun maker did a " road test " comparison of Beretta , the pistol , and Beretta , the Chevy . comparison How was the \"road test\" comparison carried out? 27 28 -687 1 An automobile magazine that couldn ' t resist the trademark battle between General Motors Corp . and an Italian gun maker did a " road test " comparison of Beretta , the pistol , and Beretta , the Chevy . automobile magazine Which auto magazine jumped into the fray? 1 3 -687 2 Car and Driver , its editorial tongue planted firmly in its cheek , has a story in its current issue with the headline : " We ' ve shot from the hip before , but never like this . " the hip before , is it a joke? 30 34 -687 2 Car and Driver , its editorial tongue planted firmly in its cheek , has a story in its current issue with the headline : " We ' ve shot from the hip before , but never like this . " has a story Does this story come from an insider? 13 16 -687 2 Car and Driver , its editorial tongue planted firmly in its cheek , has a story in its current issue with the headline : " We ' ve shot from the hip before , but never like this . " current issue WHAT ISSUE IS THE CURRENT ONE IN THIS ARTICLE? 18 20 -687 2 Car and Driver , its editorial tongue planted firmly in its cheek , has a story in its current issue with the headline : " We ' ve shot from the hip before , but never like this . " hip Why is Car and Driver saying they never shot from the hip like this before? 31 32 -687 3 Fabbrica d ' Armi P . Beretta SpA , the gun company , sued GM for $ 250 million in federal court in New York last July , claiming that the car infringes on the pistol ' s trademark . pistol ' s trademark are they correct? 35 39 -687 3 Fabbrica d ' Armi P . Beretta SpA , the gun company , sued GM for $ 250 million in federal court in New York last July , claiming that the car infringes on the pistol ' s trademark . sued GM Which came first, the car or the gun? 13 15 -687 3 Fabbrica d ' Armi P . Beretta SpA , the gun company , sued GM for $ 250 million in federal court in New York last July , claiming that the car infringes on the pistol ' s trademark . $ 250 million Did they win this amount? 16 19 -687 3 Fabbrica d ' Armi P . Beretta SpA , the gun company , sued GM for $ 250 million in federal court in New York last July , claiming that the car infringes on the pistol ' s trademark . pistol ' s trademark . WHAT IS THE TRADEMARK IN QUESTION? 35 40 -687 3 Fabbrica d ' Armi P . Beretta SpA , the gun company , sued GM for $ 250 million in federal court in New York last July , claiming that the car infringes on the pistol ' s trademark . infringes How does the car infringe on the pistol's trademark? 32 33 -687 4 The case is pending . The Car and Driver comparison was thought up by Editor William Jeanes , and was written by New York Contributing Editor Bruce McCall . is pending Why hasn't the case been resolved? 2 4 -687 4 The case is pending . The Car and Driver comparison was thought up by Editor William Jeanes , and was written by New York Contributing Editor Bruce McCall . pending Why is the case pending? 3 4 -687 4 The case is pending . The Car and Driver comparison was thought up by Editor William Jeanes , and was written by New York Contributing Editor Bruce McCall . Editor How is William Jeans qualified to be an editor? 14 15 -687 4 The case is pending . The Car and Driver comparison was thought up by Editor William Jeanes , and was written by New York Contributing Editor Bruce McCall . Contributing Why did Bruce McCall contribute to The Car and Driver magazine article? 24 25 -687 5 " For our test , we chose a 1989 Beretta V - 6 GTU two - door notchback coupe and a 1989 Beretta 16 - round Model 92F 9mm Parabellum , the spiffiest models in their respective lineups , " McCall wrote . spiffiest models is that subjective? 32 34 -687 5 " For our test , we chose a 1989 Beretta V - 6 GTU two - door notchback coupe and a 1989 Beretta 16 - round Model 92F 9mm Parabellum , the spiffiest models in their respective lineups , " McCall wrote . our test , What does this test determine? 2 5 -687 5 " For our test , we chose a 1989 Beretta V - 6 GTU two - door notchback coupe and a 1989 Beretta 16 - round Model 92F 9mm Parabellum , the spiffiest models in their respective lineups , " McCall wrote . the spiffiest models Does this mean the most expensive? 31 34 -687 5 " For our test , we chose a 1989 Beretta V - 6 GTU two - door notchback coupe and a 1989 Beretta 16 - round Model 92F 9mm Parabellum , the spiffiest models in their respective lineups , " McCall wrote . " For our test , WHAT IS THE TEST? 0 5 -687 5 " For our test , we chose a 1989 Beretta V - 6 GTU two - door notchback coupe and a 1989 Beretta 16 - round Model 92F 9mm Parabellum , the spiffiest models in their respective lineups , " McCall wrote . spiffiest Why are the Beretta V6 GTU and the Beretta 92F Parabellum the spiffiest models in their respective lineups? 32 33 -687 5 " For our test , we chose a 1989 Beretta V - 6 GTU two - door notchback coupe and a 1989 Beretta 16 - round Model 92F 9mm Parabellum , the spiffiest models in their respective lineups , " McCall wrote . " For our test , What specific aspects of each were tested? 0 5 -688 1 A generation ago , when this was Saigon , American officers lived and played in the Rex Hotel , a sandbagged fortress frequently silhouetted against the night sky by flares and tracer bullets . was Saigon , what is it now? 6 9 -688 1 A generation ago , when this was Saigon , American officers lived and played in the Rex Hotel , a sandbagged fortress frequently silhouetted against the night sky by flares and tracer bullets . Saigon , What is Saigon? 7 9 -688 2 Today , sedans instead of jeeps drive up to its doors , and uniformed doormen rather than military guards greet them . uniformed doormen what happened to mark the change? 13 15 -688 3 The Rex now beckons foreign businessmen and tourists , not soldiers . Rex What is the Rex? 1 2 -688 3 The Rex now beckons foreign businessmen and tourists , not soldiers . foreign businessmen do they do business at the hotel? 4 6 -688 5 Its young are attuned more to American jeans , pop music and the good life than to a war with America they never really knew . they never really knew Why did they never really know? 21 25 -689 1 Public school officials , concerned that students may be living on the streets , opened homeless shelters in two Houston schools Thursday so needy pupils can get beds , showers and a meal . students may be living on the streets , Why are students homeless? 6 14 -689 1 Public school officials , concerned that students may be living on the streets , opened homeless shelters in two Houston schools Thursday so needy pupils can get beds , showers and a meal . concerned What made them think this in the first place? 4 5 -689 1 Public school officials , concerned that students may be living on the streets , opened homeless shelters in two Houston schools Thursday so needy pupils can get beds , showers and a meal . opened How were the homeless shelters funded? 14 15 -689 1 Public school officials , concerned that students may be living on the streets , opened homeless shelters in two Houston schools Thursday so needy pupils can get beds , showers and a meal . meal How did the homeless shelter provide food? 32 33 -689 1 Public school officials , concerned that students may be living on the streets , opened homeless shelters in two Houston schools Thursday so needy pupils can get beds , showers and a meal . Houston schools Which two Houston schools did they open as homeless shelters? 19 21 -689 2 A 12 - year - old girl who had been sleeping under an abandoned house was the first of eight people to enter the shelters , officials said . 12 - year - old girl does she not have parents? 1 7 -689 2 A 12 - year - old girl who had been sleeping under an abandoned house was the first of eight people to enter the shelters , officials said . A 12 - year - old girl What about parents or caretakers? 0 7 -689 2 A 12 - year - old girl who had been sleeping under an abandoned house was the first of eight people to enter the shelters , officials said . eight people Is it only for school aged people? 19 21 -689 2 A 12 - year - old girl who had been sleeping under an abandoned house was the first of eight people to enter the shelters , officials said . under How did the 12-year-old girl manage to sleep under an abandoned house without being helped? 11 12 -689 2 A 12 - year - old girl who had been sleeping under an abandoned house was the first of eight people to enter the shelters , officials said . eight How many other people use the shelter? 19 20 -689 2 A 12 - year - old girl who had been sleeping under an abandoned house was the first of eight people to enter the shelters , officials said . 12 - year - old girl Why was the 12-year-old girl homeless? 1 7 -689 3 " We didn ' t discuss anything with the child when she came in , " said school board President Melody Ellis . didn ' t discuss anything Like when she came to school? Or when she came in for the shelter? 2 7 -689 3 " We didn ' t discuss anything with the child when she came in , " said school board President Melody Ellis . discuss Why did the school board not discuss anything with her when she came in? 5 6 -689 4 " Right now she ' s playing checkers with one of the administrators . " Right now she ' s playing checkers why does this matter? 0 8 -689 4 " Right now she ' s playing checkers with one of the administrators . checkers Why is she playing checkers? 7 8 -689 5 We just tried to give her encouragement and let her play . " give her encouragement How was she encouraged to continue? 4 7 -689 5 We just tried to give her encouragement and let her play . " let her play Where are parents or guardians? 8 11 -689 5 We just tried to give her encouragement and let her play . " give How are they giving her encouragement? 4 5 -690 1 Surviving crew members of the World War II submarine Finback are looking forward to a nostalgic reunion with George Bush , the young Navy pilot they dubbed " Ellie the Elephant " after rescuing him from the Pacific Ocean more than 44 years ago . " Ellie the Elephant " why did they name him that? 27 32 -690 1 Surviving crew members of the World War II submarine Finback are looking forward to a nostalgic reunion with George Bush , the young Navy pilot they dubbed " Ellie the Elephant " after rescuing him from the Pacific Ocean more than 44 years ago . Surviving crew members How many members are there? 0 3 -690 1 Surviving crew members of the World War II submarine Finback are looking forward to a nostalgic reunion with George Bush , the young Navy pilot they dubbed " Ellie the Elephant " after rescuing him from the Pacific Ocean more than 44 years ago . " Ellie the Elephant " Why was he dubbed Ellie the Elephant? 27 32 -690 1 Surviving crew members of the World War II submarine Finback are looking forward to a nostalgic reunion with George Bush , the young Navy pilot they dubbed " Ellie the Elephant " after rescuing him from the Pacific Ocean more than 44 years ago . Surviving crew members Who are these crew members? 0 3 -690 1 Surviving crew members of the World War II submarine Finback are looking forward to a nostalgic reunion with George Bush , the young Navy pilot they dubbed " Ellie the Elephant " after rescuing him from the Pacific Ocean more than 44 years ago . rescuing him from the Pacific Ocean What led to the President needing to be rescued? 33 39 -690 2 Don Kohler , 64 , of Rogers , Ark . , the torpedoman who helped pull a grateful Bush to safety from his orange life raft onto the Finback ' s deck , remembers offering a smile and a hearty " welcome aboard , " but recalls little else about the incident . torpedoman what is a torpedoman? 12 13 -690 2 Don Kohler , 64 , of Rogers , Ark . , the torpedoman who helped pull a grateful Bush to safety from his orange life raft onto the Finback ' s deck , remembers offering a smile and a hearty " welcome aboard , " but recalls little else about the incident . orange life raft Why was he in a life raft? 23 26 -690 2 Don Kohler , 64 , of Rogers , Ark . , the torpedoman who helped pull a grateful Bush to safety from his orange life raft onto the Finback ' s deck , remembers offering a smile and a hearty " welcome aboard , " but recalls little else about the incident . from his orange life raft How did Bush end up on the life raft? 21 26 -690 3 " At that time , he was just another downed pilot , " said Kohler , a retired Chicago businessman . businessman What kind of businessman? 19 20 -690 3 " At that time , he was just another downed pilot , " said Kohler , a retired Chicago businessman . downed pilot , " What had led to Bush's plane being shot down? 9 13 -690 4 " Nobody back then knew he ' d become president of the United States . " back then knew wasnt his family rich and powerful? 2 5 -690 5 Rescued after his plane was shot down by Japanese fire , Bush eagerly took his turn at night lookout watches and other seagoing duties , watched Betty Grable movies in the wardroom and donned earphones to listen in awe as the submarine ' s torpedoes sank two enemy ships . night lookout watches Where were these watches set up? 17 20 -690 5 Rescued after his plane was shot down by Japanese fire , Bush eagerly took his turn at night lookout watches and other seagoing duties , watched Betty Grable movies in the wardroom and donned earphones to listen in awe as the submarine ' s torpedoes sank two enemy ships . Betty Grable movies Were there other movies available? 26 29 -690 5 Rescued after his plane was shot down by Japanese fire , Bush eagerly took his turn at night lookout watches and other seagoing duties , watched Betty Grable movies in the wardroom and donned earphones to listen in awe as the submarine ' s torpedoes sank two enemy ships . seagoing duties , What are the other seagoing duties? 22 25 -690 5 Rescued after his plane was shot down by Japanese fire , Bush eagerly took his turn at night lookout watches and other seagoing duties , watched Betty Grable movies in the wardroom and donned earphones to listen in awe as the submarine ' s torpedoes sank two enemy ships . other seagoing duties , What types of duties did Bush perform? 21 25 -691 1 A 75 - year - old widow in need of money said officials tricked her out of a masterpiece for a pittance . tricked her out how did they trick her? 13 16 -691 1 A 75 - year - old widow in need of money said officials tricked her out of a masterpiece for a pittance . in need of money Why was she needing money? 7 11 -691 1 A 75 - year - old widow in need of money said officials tricked her out of a masterpiece for a pittance . officials tricked her Which officials? 12 15 -691 1 A 75 - year - old widow in need of money said officials tricked her out of a masterpiece for a pittance . widow how long has she been a widow for? 6 7 -691 2 A court agreed , giving the first round to her in one of three swindles that have shaken the French museum world . swindles what are the other two? 14 15 -691 3 Last month , the court convicted the city of Strasbourg and its Museum of Decorative Arts of fraud in the purchase from Marie - Madeleine Falbisaner of an unsigned painting attributed to Simon Vouet , court painter of King Louis XIII . fraud in the purchase How could this be fraudulent? 17 21 -691 3 Last month , the court convicted the city of Strasbourg and its Museum of Decorative Arts of fraud in the purchase from Marie - Madeleine Falbisaner of an unsigned painting attributed to Simon Vouet , court painter of King Louis XIII . convicted Who in the city was convicted? 5 6 -691 4 When the museum did not return the painting as ordered , a magistrate charged chief curator Jean - Daniel Ludmann , 51 , with " breach of trust , " for failing to do so . " breach of trust , " why is it quoted? 24 30 -691 4 When the museum did not return the painting as ordered , a magistrate charged chief curator Jean - Daniel Ludmann , 51 , with " breach of trust , " for failing to do so . Jean - Daniel Why was Jean-Daniel personally convicted? 16 19 -691 5 " My family has lived for generations in Strasbourg and I wanted the family heirloom to remain here , " Mrs . Falbisaner said in a telephone interview . a telephone interview Who was she being interviewed by? 25 28 -691 5 " My family has lived for generations in Strasbourg and I wanted the family heirloom to remain here , " Mrs . Falbisaner said in a telephone interview . telephone Who conducted the telephone interview? 26 27 -692 1 Congressmen , teachers , and Saudi princes will no longer be invited by NASA to be passengers on the space shuttle under a new policy that emphasizes completing the recovery from the Challenger accident in which two non - astronauts were killed . Congressmen , teachers , and Saudi princes Why would the exclusion only involve these groups of people? 0 7 -692 1 Congressmen , teachers , and Saudi princes will no longer be invited by NASA to be passengers on the space shuttle under a new policy that emphasizes completing the recovery from the Challenger accident in which two non - astronauts were killed . emphasizes completing the recovery What recovery is needed? 26 30 -692 1 Congressmen , teachers , and Saudi princes will no longer be invited by NASA to be passengers on the space shuttle under a new policy that emphasizes completing the recovery from the Challenger accident in which two non - astronauts were killed . killed How were they killed? 41 42 -692 1 Congressmen , teachers , and Saudi princes will no longer be invited by NASA to be passengers on the space shuttle under a new policy that emphasizes completing the recovery from the Challenger accident in which two non - astronauts were killed . two non - astronauts Which two non-astronauts were killed? 36 40 -692 1 Congressmen , teachers , and Saudi princes will no longer be invited by NASA to be passengers on the space shuttle under a new policy that emphasizes completing the recovery from the Challenger accident in which two non - astronauts were killed . under a new policy What does passengers have to do with the new policy? 21 25 -692 2 The space agency announced a new category of " space flight participants " and said , at the same time , that flight opportunities for them " are not available at this time . " announced a new category How did they come to this new group? 3 7 -692 2 The space agency announced a new category of " space flight participants " and said , at the same time , that flight opportunities for them " are not available at this time . " opportunities Does opportunities mean going up in space? 23 24 -692 2 The space agency announced a new category of " space flight participants " and said , at the same time , that flight opportunities for them " are not available at this time . " " space flight participants " Who can apply for this? 8 13 -692 2 The space agency announced a new category of " space flight participants " and said , at the same time , that flight opportunities for them " are not available at this time . " new category What is the new category of space flight participants? 5 7 -692 3 Before the Challenger exploded on liftoff Jan . 28 , 1986 , NASA had given minimum training to a senator , a member of the House of Representatives , a Saudi Arabian prince and Christa McAuliffe , the first " Teacher in Space . " training What was the training? 16 17 -692 3 Before the Challenger exploded on liftoff Jan . 28 , 1986 , NASA had given minimum training to a senator , a member of the House of Representatives , a Saudi Arabian prince and Christa McAuliffe , the first " Teacher in Space . " exploded Did these passengers die in the explosion? 3 4 -692 3 Before the Challenger exploded on liftoff Jan . 28 , 1986 , NASA had given minimum training to a senator , a member of the House of Representatives , a Saudi Arabian prince and Christa McAuliffe , the first " Teacher in Space . " senator , Who was the senator? 19 21 -692 3 Before the Challenger exploded on liftoff Jan . 28 , 1986 , NASA had given minimum training to a senator , a member of the House of Representatives , a Saudi Arabian prince and Christa McAuliffe , the first " Teacher in Space . " member of the House of Representatives , Who was the member of the House of Representatives? 22 29 -692 3 Before the Challenger exploded on liftoff Jan . 28 , 1986 , NASA had given minimum training to a senator , a member of the House of Representatives , a Saudi Arabian prince and Christa McAuliffe , the first " Teacher in Space . " Saudi Arabian prince Who was the Saudi Arabian prince? 30 33 -692 4 Mrs . McAuliffe was killed along with industrial engineer Gregory Jarvis and five astronauts . five astronauts Who were the five astronauts killed? 12 14 -692 5 " The Challenger accident marked a major change in the U . S . outlook and policies with respect to the flight of other than NASA astronauts , " the National Aeronautics and Space Administration said in the policy statement Thursday . Thursday what year was this? 40 41 -693 1 Take two boys born today . One is white . One What is the race of the other boy? 6 7 -693 1 Take two boys born today . One is white . One is white what race is the other one? 6 9 -693 1 Take two boys born today . One is white . two boys What are the names of the two boys? 1 3 -693 1 Take two boys born today . One is white . One is white Why does race matter in this case? 6 9 -693 2 The other is not . The chances are five times greater that the non - white boy eventually will become a murder victim , the FBI says . is not What is his race? 2 4 -693 2 The other is not . The chances are five times greater that the non - white boy eventually will become a murder victim , the FBI says . the FBI says Why do they say that? 24 27 -693 2 The other is not . The chances are five times greater that the non - white boy eventually will become a murder victim , the FBI says . murder victim , why does this occur? 21 24 -693 2 The other is not . The chances are five times greater that the non - white boy eventually will become a murder victim , the FBI says . boy eventually will become a murder victim , What factors are at play for this disparity? 16 24 -693 2 The other is not . The chances are five times greater that the non - white boy eventually will become a murder victim , the FBI says . non - white boy What race is the non-white boy? 13 17 -693 3 Non - white males born now face a 1 in 38 chance of ending up the victim of a killer , while the risk for white males born today is 1 in 204 , according to a statistical study released Thursday . 1 in 38 chance Why are these chances so high? 8 12 -693 3 Non - white males born now face a 1 in 38 chance of ending up the victim of a killer , while the risk for white males born today is 1 in 204 , according to a statistical study released Thursday . according to a statistical study How were these numbers reached? 34 39 -693 3 Non - white males born now face a 1 in 38 chance of ending up the victim of a killer , while the risk for white males born today is 1 in 204 , according to a statistical study released Thursday . Non - white males Why do non-white males have a higher chance of being a victim of a killer? 0 4 -693 4 The odds faced by the entire population born today are 1 out of 177 , the study found . the study found Did the study state an assumed cause? 15 18 -693 4 The odds faced by the entire population born today are 1 out of 177 , the study found . 1 out of 177 , is it really that common? 10 15 -693 4 The odds faced by the entire population born today are 1 out of 177 , the study found . faced by the entire population What part of the population did they study? 2 7 -693 5 Sharon Propheter , a statistician with the Uniform Crime Reporting program , cautioned that the predictions are based on 1987 figures and do not account for possible changes in the murder rate . cautioned Who did she caution? 12 13 -693 5 Sharon Propheter , a statistician with the Uniform Crime Reporting program , cautioned that the predictions are based on 1987 figures and do not account for possible changes in the murder rate . are based on 1987 figures Does this possibly give the thought of the figures being dated? 16 21 -694 1 Looming shortages of skilled labor can be eased by relying more on older workers , provided they receive training and their old - age benefits are protected , according to a group of Labor Department studies . Looming shortages of skilled labor Why will there be a skilled labor shortage? 0 5 -694 1 Looming shortages of skilled labor can be eased by relying more on older workers , provided they receive training and their old - age benefits are protected , according to a group of Labor Department studies . their old - age benefits What are their old age benefits? 20 25 -694 1 Looming shortages of skilled labor can be eased by relying more on older workers , provided they receive training and their old - age benefits are protected , according to a group of Labor Department studies . old - age benefits What old-age benefits should be protected? 21 25 -694 1 Looming shortages of skilled labor can be eased by relying more on older workers , provided they receive training and their old - age benefits are protected , according to a group of Labor Department studies . Looming shortages Why is a shortage in the offing? 0 2 -694 2 " Educational reform in public schools should eventually maximize the labor force of the future , but cannot immediately remedy the skills shortage of today ' s population , " Labor Secretary Ann McLaughlin said Thursday in releasing the department studies . " Educational reform What education reforms would maximize the future labor force? 0 3 -694 2 " Educational reform in public schools should eventually maximize the labor force of the future , but cannot immediately remedy the skills shortage of today ' s population , " Labor Secretary Ann McLaughlin said Thursday in releasing the department studies . skills shortage of today ' s population What is today's skill shortage? 21 28 -694 2 " Educational reform in public schools should eventually maximize the labor force of the future , but cannot immediately remedy the skills shortage of today ' s population , " Labor Secretary Ann McLaughlin said Thursday in releasing the department studies . Thursday of which year? 35 36 -694 2 " Educational reform in public schools should eventually maximize the labor force of the future , but cannot immediately remedy the skills shortage of today ' s population , " Labor Secretary Ann McLaughlin said Thursday in releasing the department studies . skills shortage Why is there a skills shortage? 21 23 -694 2 " Educational reform in public schools should eventually maximize the labor force of the future , but cannot immediately remedy the skills shortage of today ' s population , " Labor Secretary Ann McLaughlin said Thursday in releasing the department studies . the skills shortage Why is there a shortage in skills? 20 23 -694 3 " I think clearly that older workers should be tapped across the board . " older workers should be tapped Why should older workers be tapped? 5 10 -694 3 " I think clearly that older workers should be tapped across the board . " older workers Which age is specifically being targeted? 5 7 -694 4 One of the reports , the department ' s first extensive analysis of potential labor shortages , said major shortages could occur because the economy is projected to grow at 2 percent to 3 percent annually while the rate of work force growth will be just 1 percent . extensive analysis of potential labor shortages , What is the margin of error in the analysis? 10 17 -694 4 One of the reports , the department ' s first extensive analysis of potential labor shortages , said major shortages could occur because the economy is projected to grow at 2 percent to 3 percent annually while the rate of work force growth will be just 1 percent . just 1 percent What is causing the slow growth, other than lack of skills? 45 48 -694 5 The median age of workers is projected to rise from the current 36 to 39 by the end of the century , with the number of people aged 45 and over increasing from the 1986 total of 74 . 2 million to 96 . 3 million . end of the century , Which century is being referenced, the 20th or the 21st? 17 22 -694 5 The median age of workers is projected to rise from the current 36 to 39 by the end of the century , with the number of people aged 45 and over increasing from the 1986 total of 74 . 2 million to 96 . 3 million . 36 to 39 why is the age rising? 12 15 -695 1 Early in William J . Bennett ' s tenure as secretary of education , when he was still on speaking terms with the National Education Association , the teacher union asked Bennett what he would do if he had a magic wand to wave over American s chools . what he would What would William Bennett do if he had a magic wand to wave over American schools? 32 35 -695 1 Early in William J . Bennett ' s tenure as secretary of education , when he was still on speaking terms with the National Education Association , the teacher union asked Bennett what he would do if he had a magic wand to wave over American s chools . speaking terms Why is William Bennett no longer on speaking terms with the National Education Association? 19 21 -695 1 Early in William J . Bennett ' s tenure as secretary of education , when he was still on speaking terms with the National Education Association , the teacher union asked Bennett what he would do if he had a magic wand to wave over American s chools . speaking Why aren't them on speaking turns? 19 20 -695 1 Early in William J . Bennett ' s tenure as secretary of education , when he was still on speaking terms with the National Education Association , the teacher union asked Bennett what he would do if he had a magic wand to wave over American s chools . when he was still on speaking terms Why wasn't William J. Bennett not on speaking terms with the National Education Association? 14 21 -695 2 " No drugs - - none , zero , out , gone , disappear , " replied the blunt - spoken educator . drugs What do you mean by no drugs? 2 3 -695 2 " No drugs - - none , zero , out , gone , disappear , " replied the blunt - spoken educator . none , zero , out , gone , he really hates drugs? 5 13 -695 4 During his 3 years in the Reagan Cabinet , the conservative and combative Bennett often spoke out about the drug " plague " and chafed at what he felt was an inadequate effort by the Reagan team to combat the problem . " plague " What do you mean by that? 20 23 -695 4 During his 3 years in the Reagan Cabinet , the conservative and combative Bennett often spoke out about the drug " plague " and chafed at what he felt was an inadequate effort by the Reagan team to combat the problem . inadequate effort by the Reagan Why did he feel that Reagan's effort was inadequate? 31 36 -695 5 Now , as President - elect Bush ' s choice to be the nation ' s first drug czar , it will fall on the shoulders of the burly former college football lineman to find a way to win that war . drug czar , What is a drug czar? 17 20 -696 1 The House voted to boost the federal minimum wage for the first time since early 1981 , casting a solid 382 - 37 vote for a compromise measure backed by President Bush . 382 - 37 vote How were they able to achieve bi-partisan support for the bill? 20 24 -696 1 The House voted to boost the federal minimum wage for the first time since early 1981 , casting a solid 382 - 37 vote for a compromise measure backed by President Bush . compromise measure What was the original measure's wage rate? 26 28 -696 1 The House voted to boost the federal minimum wage for the first time since early 1981 , casting a solid 382 - 37 vote for a compromise measure backed by President Bush . compromise measure What things were ceded by which side to reach the compromise? 26 28 -696 2 The vote came after a debate replete with complaints from both proponents and critics of a substantial increase in the wage floor . debate replete what is a replete? 5 7 -696 2 The vote came after a debate replete with complaints from both proponents and critics of a substantial increase in the wage floor . both proponents and critics How did the bill pass with so many critiques on both sides? 10 14 -696 2 The vote came after a debate replete with complaints from both proponents and critics of a substantial increase in the wage floor . complaints from both What were the strongest arguments for and against? 8 11 -696 3 Advocates said the 90 - cent - an - hour rise , to $ 4 . 25 an hour by April 1991 , is too small for the working poor , while opponents argued that the increase will still hurt small business and cost many thousands of jobs . working poor , What analysis was conducted to verify this? 28 31 -696 4 But the legislation reflected a compromise agreed to on Tuesday by President Bush and Democratic leaders in Congress , after congressional Republicans urged the White House to bend a bit from its previous resistance to compromise . resistance to compromise will they acquiesce? 33 36 -696 4 But the legislation reflected a compromise agreed to on Tuesday by President Bush and Democratic leaders in Congress , after congressional Republicans urged the White House to bend a bit from its previous resistance to compromise . urged the White House to bend Why was the White House urged to bend? 22 28 -696 4 But the legislation reflected a compromise agreed to on Tuesday by President Bush and Democratic leaders in Congress , after congressional Republicans urged the White House to bend a bit from its previous resistance to compromise . previous resistance to compromise Why did Bush resist it more, relative to the rest of the Republican party? 32 36 -696 5 So both sides accepted the compromise , which would lead to the first lifting of the minimum wage since a four - year law was enacted in 1977 , raising the wage to $ 3 . 35 an hour from $ 2 . 65 . $ 3 . 35 an hour from $ 2 what is minimum wage currently? 33 42 -697 1 Program traders are fond of predicting that if they are blocked in the U . S . , they will simply emigrate to foreign stock markets . Program traders What is a program traders? 0 2 -697 1 Program traders are fond of predicting that if they are blocked in the U . S . , they will simply emigrate to foreign stock markets . Program traders what are program traders? 0 2 -697 1 Program traders are fond of predicting that if they are blocked in the U . S . , they will simply emigrate to foreign stock markets . Program traders Which program traders? 0 2 -697 1 Program traders are fond of predicting that if they are blocked in the U . S . , they will simply emigrate to foreign stock markets . blocked How are they blocked? 10 11 -697 1 Program traders are fond of predicting that if they are blocked in the U . S . , they will simply emigrate to foreign stock markets . Program traders What are program traders? 0 2 -697 1 Program traders are fond of predicting that if they are blocked in the U . S . , they will simply emigrate to foreign stock markets . blocked in the U . S What are Program Traders and why would they be blocked ithe US? 10 16 -697 2 But in London and Tokyo , where computer - driven trading now plays a small but growing role , traders say a number of hurdles loom . small but growing role , How much of the trading volume is automated? 14 19 -697 2 But in London and Tokyo , where computer - driven trading now plays a small but growing role , traders say a number of hurdles loom . hurdles loom what are the hurdles? 24 26 -697 2 But in London and Tokyo , where computer - driven trading now plays a small but growing role , traders say a number of hurdles loom . growing How much role growth? 16 17 -697 2 But in London and Tokyo , where computer - driven trading now plays a small but growing role , traders say a number of hurdles loom . number How many hurdles? 22 23 -697 2 But in London and Tokyo , where computer - driven trading now plays a small but growing role , traders say a number of hurdles loom . hurdles What are the hurdles in London and Tokyo? 24 25 -697 2 But in London and Tokyo , where computer - driven trading now plays a small but growing role , traders say a number of hurdles loom . number of hurdles loom What hurdles? 22 26 -697 3 Government officials , especially in Japan , probably would resist any onslaught of program trading by players trying to shrug off the U . S . furor over their activities and marching abroad with their business . especially in Japan , why in japan? 3 7 -697 3 Government officials , especially in Japan , probably would resist any onslaught of program trading by players trying to shrug off the U . S . furor over their activities and marching abroad with their business . Government officials , Which government officials? 0 3 -697 4 Japan is " very concerned " about the possible effects of program trading , a senior Japanese official said after the Oct . 13 stock plunge in New York . possible effects of program trading , What are the effect of program trading? 8 14 -697 4 Japan is " very concerned " about the possible effects of program trading , a senior Japanese official said after the Oct . 13 stock plunge in New York . a senior Japanese official What is the name of the official? 14 18 -697 4 Japan is " very concerned " about the possible effects of program trading , a senior Japanese official said after the Oct . 13 stock plunge in New York . senior Japanese official Who is the senior Japanese official? 15 18 -697 5 U . S . stock - index futures aren ' t even traded in Japan now . U . S . stock - index futures Why aren't U.S. stock-index futures traded in Japan? 0 8 -698 1 In reference to your Oct . 9 page - one article " Barbara Bush Earns Even Higher Ratings Than the President , " it is regrettable that you must continually define blacks by our negatives : " Among liberals , 60 % have positive views of her , while 50 % approve of the president ' s job performance . your Who does it mean by 'your'? 3 4 -698 1 In reference to your Oct . 9 page - one article " Barbara Bush Earns Even Higher Ratings Than the President , " it is regrettable that you must continually define blacks by our negatives : " Among liberals , 60 % have positive views of her , while 50 % approve of the president ' s job performance . define blacks by our negatives : What did it say about blacks? 30 36 -698 2 In part , this may reflect the fact that ` she speaks a more progressive language ' than her husband , as Columbia ' s Prof . { Ethel } Klein puts it . progressive How does Barbara Bush have more progressive language than her husband? 14 15 -698 3 Among professionals , 76 % have a favorable opinion of her , compared to 62 % who approve of her husband ' s performance . professionals , Professionals of what? Define better who this means. 1 3 -699 1 Your Oct . 6 article " Japan ' s Financial Firms Lure Science Graduates " states , " Industrial companies are accusing financial institutions of jeopardizing Japan ' s economy by raising the salary stakes for new employees . " The Japanese industrial companies should know better . Oct . 6 of which year? 1 4 -699 1 Your Oct . 6 article " Japan ' s Financial Firms Lure Science Graduates " states , " Industrial companies are accusing financial institutions of jeopardizing Japan ' s economy by raising the salary stakes for new employees . " The Japanese industrial companies should know better . raising the salary stakes for new employees What is meant by raising the salary stakes for new employees? 31 38 -699 2 They are barking up the wrong tree , because it is basically their fault they can ' t attract new employees . it is basically their fault Why is this the case? 9 14 -699 2 They are barking up the wrong tree , because it is basically their fault they can ' t attract new employees . it is basically their fault Why is it basically industrial companies fault they can't attract new employees? 9 14 -699 3 Takuma Yamamoto , president of Fujitsu Ltd . , believes " the ` money worship ' among young people . . . caused the problem . " He is just passing the buck to young people . ` money worship ' among young people Why does he feel this way? 12 19 -699 3 Takuma Yamamoto , president of Fujitsu Ltd . , believes " the ` money worship ' among young people . . . caused the problem . " He is just passing the buck to young people . " the ` money worship ' among young people What is the 'money worship' among young people? 10 19 -699 4 What ' s wrong with asking for more money ? asking for more money ? yes what is wrong with that? 5 10 -699 4 What ' s wrong with asking for more money ? asking for more money ? Who's asking for more money? 5 10 -700 1 It was Richard Nixon ' s first visit to China in 1972 that set in motion the historic rapprochement between Beijing and Washington . rapprochement What does rapprochement mean? 18 19 -700 1 It was Richard Nixon ' s first visit to China in 1972 that set in motion the historic rapprochement between Beijing and Washington . rapprochement definition of this word? 18 19 -700 1 It was Richard Nixon ' s first visit to China in 1972 that set in motion the historic rapprochement between Beijing and Washington . Richard Nixon ' s first visit to China Why did it set in motion the historic rapprochement between Beijing and Washington. 2 10 -700 2 But the former U . S . president ' s sixth visit to China , during which he spoke at length with Chinese leaders , was nowhere near as successful at easing strains that have recently afflicted the Sino - U . S . relationship . strains What has caused the strain in Sino-U.S. relationships? 32 33 -700 2 But the former U . S . president ' s sixth visit to China , during which he spoke at length with Chinese leaders , was nowhere near as successful at easing strains that have recently afflicted the Sino - U . S . relationship . Sino - U . S what is sino? 38 43 -700 2 But the former U . S . president ' s sixth visit to China , during which he spoke at length with Chinese leaders , was nowhere near as successful at easing strains that have recently afflicted the Sino - U . S . relationship . he spoke at length with Chinese leaders , Which Chinese leaders? 17 25 -700 2 But the former U . S . president ' s sixth visit to China , during which he spoke at length with Chinese leaders , was nowhere near as successful at easing strains that have recently afflicted the Sino - U . S . relationship . nowhere near as successful Why weren't Richard Nixon's Visit not successful with chinese leaders? 26 30 -700 3 Mr . Nixon , the most prominent American to come to China since Beijing ' s bloody suppression of pro - democracy demonstrators in June , harped on international outrage over the massacre . international outrage over Why was there international outrage over the incident? 28 31 -700 4 The Chinese , in turn , took aim at American " interference " in China ' s domestic affairs . " interference " How has America interfered in China's domestic affairs? 10 13 -700 4 The Chinese , in turn , took aim at American " interference " in China ' s domestic affairs . " interference " why is it quoted? 10 13 -700 4 The Chinese , in turn , took aim at American " interference " in China ' s domestic affairs . took aim at American " interference " Why did the Chinese take turn at American interference. 6 13 -700 5 One official newspaper , Legal Daily , even directly criticized Mr . Nixon , who is normally referred to here as an " old friend . " The paper accused him of being a leading proponent of " peaceful evolution , " a catch phrase to describe what China believes is the policy of Western countries to seduce socialist nations into the capitalist sphere . believes Why did China believe the policy of western countries? 49 50 -701 1 Troubled NBI Inc . said it fired more than half its work force and is discontinuing its hardware business to focus on its software and service operations . Troubled why are they in trouble? 0 1 -701 1 Troubled NBI Inc . said it fired more than half its work force and is discontinuing its hardware business to focus on its software and service operations . discontinuing its hardware business Why is NBI discontinuing its hardware business? 15 19 -701 1 Troubled NBI Inc . said it fired more than half its work force and is discontinuing its hardware business to focus on its software and service operations . fired more than half its work force Why would NBI Inc. not need 50% of its work force to focus on software? 6 13 -701 2 The ailing company , which has reported net losses for 16 consecutive quarters , said it won ' t manufacture network computer systems any more and will greatly reduce its costly direct sales force . 16 consecutive quarters , four years straight? 10 14 -701 2 The ailing company , which has reported net losses for 16 consecutive quarters , said it won ' t manufacture network computer systems any more and will greatly reduce its costly direct sales force . 16 consecutive quarters , How is this company still functioning with this many consecutive losses? 10 14 -701 3 Altogether , NBI said it will eliminate 266 jobs at its Boulder headquarters , 176 field sales jobs and 50 jobs at its Canadian and United Kingdom headquarters . United Kingdom is it in london? 25 27 -701 3 Altogether , NBI said it will eliminate 266 jobs at its Boulder headquarters , 176 field sales jobs and 50 jobs at its Canadian and United Kingdom headquarters . 176 field sales jobs Why does this company not still need a sales force for software? 14 18 -701 3 Altogether , NBI said it will eliminate 266 jobs at its Boulder headquarters , 176 field sales jobs and 50 jobs at its Canadian and United Kingdom headquarters . 50 how many in canada vs the UK? 19 20 -701 4 The company ' s work force will fall to about 400 people . work force will fall to about 400 people Why do they think this will better their ROI with such a losing track record? 4 12 -701 5 Stephen G . Jerritts , president and chief executive officer , said customers weren ' t willing to commit to an expensive NBI hardware systems because of the company ' s financial troubles . Stephen G . Jerritts , president How has this man not stepped down as CEO? 0 6 -702 1 Your Oct . 13 page - one story on the renewed plight of Western Union says that Western Union had lost its chance to be in the telephone business by turning down Alexander Graham Bell ' s offer to it of his invention , because it supposedly felt that voice communication would never replace the telegraph . Oct . 13 in which year? 1 4 -702 1 Your Oct . 13 page - one story on the renewed plight of Western Union says that Western Union had lost its chance to be in the telephone business by turning down Alexander Graham Bell ' s offer to it of his invention , because it supposedly felt that voice communication would never replace the telegraph . the renewed plight of Western Union When was this story published? 9 15 -702 2 Such is hardly the case . hardly the case what is usually the case? 2 5 -702 2 Such is hardly the case . the case What is the case? 3 5 -702 5 Western Union indeed wanted to get into the telephone business . telephone business were they able to enter the business? 8 10 -703 1 The Chicago Mercantile Exchange said it plans to institute an additional " circuit breaker " aimed at stemming market slides . " circuit breaker " what does that mean? 11 15 -703 1 The Chicago Mercantile Exchange said it plans to institute an additional " circuit breaker " aimed at stemming market slides . " circuit breaker " What is the \"circuit breaker\"? 11 15 -703 1 The Chicago Mercantile Exchange said it plans to institute an additional " circuit breaker " aimed at stemming market slides . " circuit breaker " What is the circuit breaker or what kind of circuit breaker? 11 15 -703 2 Separately , John Phelan told a closed House subcommittee meeting in Washington that he would support Securities and Exchange Commission halts of program trading during market emergencies . House subcommittee meeting Why was the house subcommittee meeting? 7 10 -703 2 Separately , John Phelan told a closed House subcommittee meeting in Washington that he would support Securities and Exchange Commission halts of program trading during market emergencies . John Phelan Who is John Phelan? 2 4 -703 3 But the New York Stock Exchange chairman said he doesn ' t support reinstating a " collar " on program trading , arguing that firms could get around such a limit . around such how would they get around it? 27 29 -703 3 But the New York Stock Exchange chairman said he doesn ' t support reinstating a " collar " on program trading , arguing that firms could get around such a limit . " collar " on program trading , What is a \"collar\" on program trading? 15 22 -703 3 But the New York Stock Exchange chairman said he doesn ' t support reinstating a " collar " on program trading , arguing that firms could get around such a limit . " collar " What is a \"collar\"? 15 18 -703 3 But the New York Stock Exchange chairman said he doesn ' t support reinstating a " collar " on program trading , arguing that firms could get around such a limit . " collar " How does a collar work? 15 18 -703 4 The Chicago Merc said a new one - hour price limit would take effect in its Standard & Poor ' s 500 stock - index futures pit once S & P 500 futures fell 20 index points - - the equivalent of about a 150 - point drop in the Dow Jones Industrial Average . one - hour price limit What is an one-hour price limit? 6 11 -703 5 If the 20 - point limit is triggered after 1 : 30 p . m . Chicago time , it would remain in effect until the normal close of trading at 3 : 15 p . m . trading at 3 : 15 why does it remain in effect? 29 34 -704 1 While worry grows about big Japanese investments in the U . S . , Japan ' s big trading companies are rapidly increasing their stake in America ' s smaller business . America ' s smaller business . Which of America's smaller businesses? 26 32 -704 1 While worry grows about big Japanese investments in the U . S . , Japan ' s big trading companies are rapidly increasing their stake in America ' s smaller business . big Japanese investments are we concerned about them doing this? 4 7 -704 1 While worry grows about big Japanese investments in the U . S . , Japan ' s big trading companies are rapidly increasing their stake in America ' s smaller business . big Japanese investments in the U . S What type of large investments were being made in the US at this time? 4 12 -704 1 While worry grows about big Japanese investments in the U . S . , Japan ' s big trading companies are rapidly increasing their stake in America ' s smaller business . investments Why are people worried about these investments? 6 7 -704 1 While worry grows about big Japanese investments in the U . S . , Japan ' s big trading companies are rapidly increasing their stake in America ' s smaller business . rapidly How rapidly is their stake growing? 21 22 -704 1 While worry grows about big Japanese investments in the U . S . , Japan ' s big trading companies are rapidly increasing their stake in America ' s smaller business . business Which busineses are affected? 30 31 -704 1 While worry grows about big Japanese investments in the U . S . , Japan ' s big trading companies are rapidly increasing their stake in America ' s smaller business . worry grows about big Japanese investments Why is the US worried about Japanese investments? 1 7 -704 2 For Japan , the controversial trend improves access to American markets and technology . American markets and technology The technology was in which sectors? 9 13 -704 2 For Japan , the controversial trend improves access to American markets and technology . controversial Why is it controversial? 4 5 -704 2 For Japan , the controversial trend improves access to American markets and technology . controversial trend Why is this controversial? 4 6 -704 3 But for small American companies , it also provides a growing source of capital and even marketing help . source of capital because they are investing in our country? 11 14 -704 3 But for small American companies , it also provides a growing source of capital and even marketing help . marketing help . What sort of marketing help will the capital injection give? 16 19 -704 3 But for small American companies , it also provides a growing source of capital and even marketing help . source of capital and even marketing help How does it provide capital and marketing help? 11 18 -704 4 Take the deal with Candela Laser Corp . , a Wayland , Mass . , manufacturer of high - tech medical devices , which three years ago set its sights on Japan as an export market . high - tech medical devices , What sort of medical devices are created by this company? 17 23 -704 4 Take the deal with Candela Laser Corp . , a Wayland , Mass . , manufacturer of high - tech medical devices , which three years ago set its sights on Japan as an export market . deal What are the details of the deal? 2 3 -704 4 Take the deal with Candela Laser Corp . , a Wayland , Mass . , manufacturer of high - tech medical devices , which three years ago set its sights on Japan as an export market . devices , What kind of devices are these? 21 23 -704 4 Take the deal with Candela Laser Corp . , a Wayland , Mass . , manufacturer of high - tech medical devices , which three years ago set its sights on Japan as an export market . set its sights on Japan as an export market Why did they want to move into the Japanese market? 27 36 -704 5 Partly to help clear the myriad obstacles facing any overseas company trying to penetrate Japan , tiny Candela turned to Mitsui & Co . , one of Japan ' s largest trading companies , for investment . myriad how many are there exactly? 5 6 -704 5 Partly to help clear the myriad obstacles facing any overseas company trying to penetrate Japan , tiny Candela turned to Mitsui & Co . , one of Japan ' s largest trading companies , for investment . myriad obstacles What type of obstacles do US companies face? 5 7 -704 5 Partly to help clear the myriad obstacles facing any overseas company trying to penetrate Japan , tiny Candela turned to Mitsui & Co . , one of Japan ' s largest trading companies , for investment . obstacles What are these obstacles? 6 7 -704 5 Partly to help clear the myriad obstacles facing any overseas company trying to penetrate Japan , tiny Candela turned to Mitsui & Co . , one of Japan ' s largest trading companies , for investment . myriad obstacles How difficult were these obstacles? 5 7 -705 1 Criticism in the U . S . over recent Japanese acquisitions is looming ever larger in the two countries ' relations . Japanese acquisitions what is being acquired? 9 11 -705 1 Criticism in the U . S . over recent Japanese acquisitions is looming ever larger in the two countries ' relations . acquisitions What are these acquisitions and what are they affecting the countries’ relations? 10 11 -705 1 Criticism in the U . S . over recent Japanese acquisitions is looming ever larger in the two countries ' relations . Japanese acquisitions Which acquisitions? 9 11 -705 1 Criticism in the U . S . over recent Japanese acquisitions is looming ever larger in the two countries ' relations . Criticism Who is criticising? 0 1 -705 1 Criticism in the U . S . over recent Japanese acquisitions is looming ever larger in the two countries ' relations . Japanese acquisitions What were the Japanese acquisitions? 9 11 -705 1 Criticism in the U . S . over recent Japanese acquisitions is looming ever larger in the two countries ' relations . Criticism What is the criticism over the Japanese acquisitions? 0 1 -705 2 Officials from both nations say the U . S . public ' s skittishness about Japanese investment could color a second round of bilateral economic talks scheduled for next week in Washington . skittishness why are they skittish? 13 14 -705 2 Officials from both nations say the U . S . public ' s skittishness about Japanese investment could color a second round of bilateral economic talks scheduled for next week in Washington . skittishness Why is the US skittish about Japanese investment? 13 14 -705 2 Officials from both nations say the U . S . public ' s skittishness about Japanese investment could color a second round of bilateral economic talks scheduled for next week in Washington . skittishness Why is the U.S. public skittish? 13 14 -705 2 Officials from both nations say the U . S . public ' s skittishness about Japanese investment could color a second round of bilateral economic talks scheduled for next week in Washington . Officials Who are the officials from both nations? 0 1 -705 4 Where they disagree is on the subject of U . S . direct investment in Japan . disagree Why do they disagree on US direct investment in Japan? 2 3 -705 4 Where they disagree is on the subject of U . S . direct investment in Japan . U . S . direct investment What types of investments? 8 14 -705 4 Where they disagree is on the subject of U . S . direct investment in Japan . U . S . direct investment What is the disagreement about U.S. direct investment in Japan? 8 14 -705 5 The U . S . wants the removal of what it perceives as barriers to investment ; Japan denies there are real barriers . barriers What are the barriers? 13 14 -705 5 The U . S . wants the removal of what it perceives as barriers to investment ; Japan denies there are real barriers . denies why do they deny it? 18 19 -705 5 The U . S . wants the removal of what it perceives as barriers to investment ; Japan denies there are real barriers . barriers to investment ; What are the barriers? 13 17 -705 5 The U . S . wants the removal of what it perceives as barriers to investment ; Japan denies there are real barriers . barriers to investment ; What are the barriers to investment in Japan? 13 17 -706 1 Investor Harold Simmons and NL Industries Inc . offered to acquire Georgia Gulf Corp . for $ 50 a share , or about $ 1 . 1 billion , stepping up the pressure on the commodity chemicals concern . commodity chemicals concern What are the concerns of commodity chemicals? 35 38 -706 1 Investor Harold Simmons and NL Industries Inc . offered to acquire Georgia Gulf Corp . for $ 50 a share , or about $ 1 . 1 billion , stepping up the pressure on the commodity chemicals concern . commodity chemicals concern Why is there concern over these companies? 35 38 -706 1 Investor Harold Simmons and NL Industries Inc . offered to acquire Georgia Gulf Corp . for $ 50 a share , or about $ 1 . 1 billion , stepping up the pressure on the commodity chemicals concern . the commodity chemicals concern What concerns have been brought up about commodity chemicals? 34 38 -706 1 Investor Harold Simmons and NL Industries Inc . offered to acquire Georgia Gulf Corp . for $ 50 a share , or about $ 1 . 1 billion , stepping up the pressure on the commodity chemicals concern . stepping up the pressure How does the offer of buying Georgia Gulf Corp. shares increase the pressure about company chemical concerns? 29 33 -706 2 The offer follows an earlier proposal by NL and Mr . Simmons to help Georgia Gulf restructure or go private in a transaction that would pay shareholders $ 55 a share . Georgia Gulf where is that? 14 16 -706 2 The offer follows an earlier proposal by NL and Mr . Simmons to help Georgia Gulf restructure or go private in a transaction that would pay shareholders $ 55 a share . Georgia Gulf restructure Why does the Georgia Gulf need to restructure? 14 17 -706 2 The offer follows an earlier proposal by NL and Mr . Simmons to help Georgia Gulf restructure or go private in a transaction that would pay shareholders $ 55 a share . $ 55 a share What is the current value of the shares? 27 31 -706 2 The offer follows an earlier proposal by NL and Mr . Simmons to help Georgia Gulf restructure or go private in a transaction that would pay shareholders $ 55 a share . The offer follows an earlier proposal How did Georgia Gulf Corp. respond to this earlier offer? 0 6 -706 2 The offer follows an earlier proposal by NL and Mr . Simmons to help Georgia Gulf restructure or go private in a transaction that would pay shareholders $ 55 a share . that would pay shareholders $ 55 a share Why has the follow-up proposal decreased in dollar amount? 23 31 -706 3 Georgia Gulf rebuffed that offer in September and said it would study other alternatives . rebuffed why did they rebuff? 2 3 -706 3 Georgia Gulf rebuffed that offer in September and said it would study other alternatives . study other alternatives What alternatives? 11 14 -706 3 Georgia Gulf rebuffed that offer in September and said it would study other alternatives . other alternatives What other alternatives is Georgia Gulf studying? 12 14 -706 3 Georgia Gulf rebuffed that offer in September and said it would study other alternatives . it would study other alternatives What were these other alternatives? 9 14 -706 4 However , it hasn ' t yet made any proposals to shareholders . shareholders What influence do shareholders have on the study of alternatives to increasing the value of their shares? 11 12 -706 4 However , it hasn ' t yet made any proposals to shareholders . it hasn ' t yet made any proposals to shareholders Would this imply that Georgia Gulf Corp. has been attempting to handle the commodity chemical concerns on its own? 2 12 -706 5 Late yesterday , Georgia Gulf said it reviewed the NL proposal as well as interests from " third parties " regarding business combinations . " third parties " which parties? 16 20 -706 5 Late yesterday , Georgia Gulf said it reviewed the NL proposal as well as interests from " third parties " regarding business combinations . " third parties " What third parties have shown interest regarding business combinations? 16 20 -706 5 Late yesterday , Georgia Gulf said it reviewed the NL proposal as well as interests from " third parties " regarding business combinations . " third parties " regarding business combinations How does it plan to make a decision? 16 23 -706 5 Late yesterday , Georgia Gulf said it reviewed the NL proposal as well as interests from " third parties " regarding business combinations . interests from " third parties " Who are these third parties? 14 20 -707 1 Investors took advantage of Tuesday ' s stock rally to book some profits yesterday , leaving stocks up fractionally . fractionally fractionally means a small percent? 18 19 -707 1 Investors took advantage of Tuesday ' s stock rally to book some profits yesterday , leaving stocks up fractionally . stock rally WHAT IS A STOCK RALLY? 7 9 -707 1 Investors took advantage of Tuesday ' s stock rally to book some profits yesterday , leaving stocks up fractionally . stock rally Why was there a stock rally? 7 9 -707 1 Investors took advantage of Tuesday ' s stock rally to book some profits yesterday , leaving stocks up fractionally . Investors Who are the investors? 0 1 -707 2 Bond prices and the dollar both gained modestly . both gained do we know why? 5 7 -707 2 Bond prices and the dollar both gained modestly . Bond WHAT TYPES OF BONDS? 0 1 -707 3 The Dow Jones Industrial Average finished less than a point higher to close at 2645 . 90 in moderate trading . moderate trading what is moderate training? 18 20 -707 3 The Dow Jones Industrial Average finished less than a point higher to close at 2645 . 90 in moderate trading . moderate trading IS THIS A GOOD THING OR A BAD THING? 18 20 -707 4 But advancing issues on the New York Stock Exchange were tidily ahead of declining stocks , 847 to 644 . issues WHAT ISSUES ARE HAPPENING? 2 3 -707 4 But advancing issues on the New York Stock Exchange were tidily ahead of declining stocks , 847 to 644 . advancing issues What are advancing issues? 1 3 -707 4 But advancing issues on the New York Stock Exchange were tidily ahead of declining stocks , 847 to 644 . advancing issues What caused these issues? 1 3 -707 5 Long - term bond prices rose despite prospects of a huge new supply of Treasury debt this month . huge new supply of Treasury debt HOW IS DEBT CONSIDERED SUPPLY? WOULDN'T MORE DEBT DRIVE BOND PRICES UP? 10 16 -708 1 The Treasury said it plans to sell $ 30 billion in notes and bonds next week , but said the auctions will be postponed unless Congress acts quickly to lift the federal debt ceiling . $ 30 billion Is that a lot? 7 10 -708 1 The Treasury said it plans to sell $ 30 billion in notes and bonds next week , but said the auctions will be postponed unless Congress acts quickly to lift the federal debt ceiling . Congress acts quickly When was this sentence written? 25 28 -708 1 The Treasury said it plans to sell $ 30 billion in notes and bonds next week , but said the auctions will be postponed unless Congress acts quickly to lift the federal debt ceiling . federal debt ceiling What does the debt ceiling need to be raised to? 31 34 -708 1 The Treasury said it plans to sell $ 30 billion in notes and bonds next week , but said the auctions will be postponed unless Congress acts quickly to lift the federal debt ceiling . auctions will be postponed When will they be postponed until? 20 24 -708 2 Michael Basham , deputy assistant secretary for federal finance , said the Treasury may wait until late Monday or even early Tuesday to announce whether the autions are to be rescheduled . deputy assistant secretary for federal finance , Does the executive branch hire him? 3 10 -708 2 Michael Basham , deputy assistant secretary for federal finance , said the Treasury may wait until late Monday or even early Tuesday to announce whether the autions are to be rescheduled . autions What kind of auctions? 26 27 -708 3 Unless it can raise money in financial markets , Mr . Basham said , the federal government won ' t have the cash to pay off $ 13 . 8 billion in Treasury bills that mature on Thursday . Treasury bills So the plan is to pay off the old bills with new bonds? 32 34 -708 3 Unless it can raise money in financial markets , Mr . Basham said , the federal government won ' t have the cash to pay off $ 13 . 8 billion in Treasury bills that mature on Thursday . Thursday in which month? 37 38 -708 3 Unless it can raise money in financial markets , Mr . Basham said , the federal government won ' t have the cash to pay off $ 13 . 8 billion in Treasury bills that mature on Thursday . financial markets , Which specific financial markets are they trying to raise money in? 6 9 -708 4 Without congressional action , the Treasury can ' t sell any new securities - - even savings bonds . Without congressional action , Was this before we had trillions in debt? 0 4 -708 4 Without congressional action , the Treasury can ' t sell any new securities - - even savings bonds . new securities why cant they? 11 13 -708 5 But despite partisan bickering over the debt ceiling , which has become entangled in the fight over cutting capital - gains taxes , Congress is almost certain to act in time to avoid default . capital - gains taxes What are they? I should know by now. 18 22 -708 5 But despite partisan bickering over the debt ceiling , which has become entangled in the fight over cutting capital - gains taxes , Congress is almost certain to act in time to avoid default . despite partisan bickering what is partisan bickering? 1 4 -708 5 But despite partisan bickering over the debt ceiling , which has become entangled in the fight over cutting capital - gains taxes , Congress is almost certain to act in time to avoid default . partisan bickering Why are the sides bickering - what are the different sides bickering about? 2 4 -708 5 But despite partisan bickering over the debt ceiling , which has become entangled in the fight over cutting capital - gains taxes , Congress is almost certain to act in time to avoid default . partisan bickering What is the partisan bickering? 2 4 -709 1 Signs of a slowing economy are increasing pressure on the Federal Reserve to cut short - term interest rates , but it isn ' t clear whether the central bank will do so . Signs of a slowing economy What are the signs of a slowing economy? 0 5 -709 1 Signs of a slowing economy are increasing pressure on the Federal Reserve to cut short - term interest rates , but it isn ' t clear whether the central bank will do so . Signs of a slowing economy what signs? 0 5 -709 2 A survey by the Fed ' s 12 district banks shows economic growth has been sluggish in recent weeks , while upward pressures on prices have moderated . " The economy is clearly slowing , " says Robert Black , president of the Richmond Federal Reserve Bank . Fed ' s 12 district banks are those all the banks? 4 10 -709 2 A survey by the Fed ' s 12 district banks shows economic growth has been sluggish in recent weeks , while upward pressures on prices have moderated . " The economy is clearly slowing , " says Robert Black , president of the Richmond Federal Reserve Bank . economy is clearly slowing , " why is it slowing? 30 36 -709 3 " If you look at the third quarter as posting roughly 2 . 5 % growth , I do see some slowing in the fourth quarter , " agrees Kansas City Fed President Roger Guffey . see some slowing why does he see that? 19 22 -709 3 " If you look at the third quarter as posting roughly 2 . 5 % growth , I do see some slowing in the fourth quarter , " agrees Kansas City Fed President Roger Guffey . third quarter which third quarter? 6 8 -709 4 Nevertheless , both Mr . Guffey and Mr . Black say the slowdown so far is no cause for concern . " We ' re coming closer to achieving the stated objective of slowing the economy to a point where hopefully some downward trend in prices will occur , " said Mr . Guffey . downward trend How does a slowing economy cause a downward trend in prices? 42 44 -709 4 Nevertheless , both Mr . Guffey and Mr . Black say the slowdown so far is no cause for concern . " We ' re coming closer to achieving the stated objective of slowing the economy to a point where hopefully some downward trend in prices will occur , " said Mr . Guffey . Mr . Guffey and Mr . Black who are these men? 3 10 -709 5 Bush administration officials are looking to the Fed to bring down rates , and financial markets seem to be expecting easier credit as well . " I think the market had been expecting the Fed to ease sooner and a little more than it has to date , " said Robert Johnson , vice president of global markets for Bankers Trust Co . easier credit why will credit be easy? 20 22 -709 5 Bush administration officials are looking to the Fed to bring down rates , and financial markets seem to be expecting easier credit as well . " I think the market had been expecting the Fed to ease sooner and a little more than it has to date , " said Robert Johnson , vice president of global markets for Bankers Trust Co . Bush administration officials Which Bush administration officials? 0 3 -709 5 Bush administration officials are looking to the Fed to bring down rates , and financial markets seem to be expecting easier credit as well . " I think the market had been expecting the Fed to ease sooner and a little more than it has to date , " said Robert Johnson , vice president of global markets for Bankers Trust Co . Fed Fed meaning who? 7 8 -710 1 Bank of New England Corp . said it has held talks with potential merger partners outside New England , although it added that nothing is imminent and it hasn ' t received any formal offers . potential merger partners outside New England , Who are the potential merger partners? 12 19 -710 1 Bank of New England Corp . said it has held talks with potential merger partners outside New England , although it added that nothing is imminent and it hasn ' t received any formal offers . partners Who are the potential partners? 14 15 -710 1 Bank of New England Corp . said it has held talks with potential merger partners outside New England , although it added that nothing is imminent and it hasn ' t received any formal offers . it hasn ' t received any formal offers Why is the Bank of New England Corp. looking for partners without having been prompted to do so? 27 35 -710 2 The discussions were disclosed as the bank holding company said that it has dropped its longstanding opposition to full interstate banking bills in Connecticut and in Massachusetts . interstate banking bills what are those? 19 22 -710 2 The discussions were disclosed as the bank holding company said that it has dropped its longstanding opposition to full interstate banking bills in Connecticut and in Massachusetts . full What are full interstate banking bills? 18 19 -710 2 The discussions were disclosed as the bank holding company said that it has dropped its longstanding opposition to full interstate banking bills in Connecticut and in Massachusetts . it has dropped its longstanding opposition What prompted the company's change of heart? 11 17 -710 3 Later yesterday , a Massachusetts senate committee approved a bill to allow national interstate banking by banks in the state beginning in 1991 . Later yesterday , What does later yesterday mean? 0 3 -710 3 Later yesterday , a Massachusetts senate committee approved a bill to allow national interstate banking by banks in the state beginning in 1991 . yesterday , what was the date? 1 3 -710 3 Later yesterday , a Massachusetts senate committee approved a bill to allow national interstate banking by banks in the state beginning in 1991 . interstate banking What is interstate banking? 13 15 -710 3 Later yesterday , a Massachusetts senate committee approved a bill to allow national interstate banking by banks in the state beginning in 1991 . a bill to allow national interstate banking How will this affect the financial sector of Massachusetts? 8 15 -710 3 Later yesterday , a Massachusetts senate committee approved a bill to allow national interstate banking by banks in the state beginning in 1991 . by banks in the state beginning in 1991 Was interstate banking already allowed in other states before 1991? 15 23 -710 4 Currently , both Massachusetts and Connecticut , where most of Bank of New England ' s operations are , allow interstate banking only within New England . allow interstate banking only within New England Do the banks of other regions have similar rules? 19 26 -710 4 Currently , both Massachusetts and Connecticut , where most of Bank of New England ' s operations are , allow interstate banking only within New England . where most of Bank of New England ' s operations How long has the Bank of New England been in operation? 7 17 -710 5 Richard Driscoll , vice chairman of Bank of New England , told the Dow Jones Professional Investor Report , " Certainly , there are those outside the region who think of us prospectively as a good partner . those Who is he referring to? 24 25 -710 5 Richard Driscoll , vice chairman of Bank of New England , told the Dow Jones Professional Investor Report , " Certainly , there are those outside the region who think of us prospectively as a good partner . who think of us prospectively as a good partner Who are these potential partners? 28 37 -711 1 The Transportation Department , responding to pressure from safety advocates , took further steps to impose on light trucks and vans the safety requirements used for automobiles . safety advocates , Which safety advocates were involved? 8 11 -711 1 The Transportation Department , responding to pressure from safety advocates , took further steps to impose on light trucks and vans the safety requirements used for automobiles . safety requirements what are the differences between the two sets of requirements? 22 24 -711 2 The department proposed requiring stronger roofs for light trucks and minivans , beginning with 1992 models . requiring stronger roofs would that solve the problem? 3 6 -711 2 The department proposed requiring stronger roofs for light trucks and minivans , beginning with 1992 models . requiring stronger roofs why wouldn't the heavier duty vehicles just automatically get stronger body panels when in engineering? 3 6 -711 3 It also issued a final rule requiring auto makers to equip light trucks and minivans with lap - shoulder belts for rear seats beginning in the 1992 model year . light trucks and minivans What constitutes each of these vehicle types? 11 15 -711 3 It also issued a final rule requiring auto makers to equip light trucks and minivans with lap - shoulder belts for rear seats beginning in the 1992 model year . lap - shoulder belts just regular seat belts? 16 20 -711 3 It also issued a final rule requiring auto makers to equip light trucks and minivans with lap - shoulder belts for rear seats beginning in the 1992 model year . lap - shoulder belts why did they decide to do the rear seats? 16 20 -711 4 Such belts already are required for the vehicles ' front seats . already are required Why require them on the front seats and not the rear? 2 5 -711 4 Such belts already are required for the vehicles ' front seats . Such belts What belts are required? 0 2 -711 5 " Today ' s action , " Transportation Secretary Samuel Skinner said , " represents another milestone in the ongoing program to promote vehicle occupant safety in light trucks and minivans through its extension of passenger car standards . " Samuel Skinner how long has he been secretary? 9 11 -711 5 " Today ' s action , " Transportation Secretary Samuel Skinner said , " represents another milestone in the ongoing program to promote vehicle occupant safety in light trucks and minivans through its extension of passenger car standards . " ongoing program what else has been made mandatory under this effort? 19 21 -712 1 Sea Containers Ltd . said it might increase the price of its $ 70 - a - share buy - back plan if pressed by Temple Holdings Ltd . , which made an earlier tender offer for Sea Containers . buy - back plan What is a buy-back plan? 18 22 -712 1 Sea Containers Ltd . said it might increase the price of its $ 70 - a - share buy - back plan if pressed by Temple Holdings Ltd . , which made an earlier tender offer for Sea Containers . tender offer what is a tender offer? 34 36 -712 1 Sea Containers Ltd . said it might increase the price of its $ 70 - a - share buy - back plan if pressed by Temple Holdings Ltd . , which made an earlier tender offer for Sea Containers . tender What was the tender offer? 34 35 -712 1 Sea Containers Ltd . said it might increase the price of its $ 70 - a - share buy - back plan if pressed by Temple Holdings Ltd . , which made an earlier tender offer for Sea Containers . Sea Containers What type of business is Sea Containers? 0 2 -712 1 Sea Containers Ltd . said it might increase the price of its $ 70 - a - share buy - back plan if pressed by Temple Holdings Ltd . , which made an earlier tender offer for Sea Containers . tender offer What was the tender offer for Sea Containers? 34 36 -712 2 Sea Containers , a Hamilton , Bermuda - based shipping concern , said Tuesday that it would sell $ 1 . 1 billion of assets and use some of the proceeds to buy about 50 % of its common shares for $ 70 apiece . to buy Why does a company buy its own stock back? 31 33 -712 2 Sea Containers , a Hamilton , Bermuda - based shipping concern , said Tuesday that it would sell $ 1 . 1 billion of assets and use some of the proceeds to buy about 50 % of its common shares for $ 70 apiece . Bermuda - based is bermuda a country? 6 9 -712 3 The move is designed to ward off a hostile takeover attempt by two European shipping concerns , Stena Holding AG and Tiphook PLC . hostile takeover Why do companies try hostile takeovers of other companies? 8 10 -712 3 The move is designed to ward off a hostile takeover attempt by two European shipping concerns , Stena Holding AG and Tiphook PLC . hostile Why the hostile takeover? 8 9 -712 4 In May , the two companies , through their jointly owned holding company , Temple , offered $ 50 a share , or $ 777 million , for Sea Containers . jointly owned holding company , Is this one umbrella company that owns both companies? 9 14 -712 5 In August , Temple sweetened the offer to $ 63 a share , or $ 963 million . August , of which year? 1 3 -713 1 " The Cosby Show " may have single - handedly turned around ratings at NBC since its debut in 1984 , and the Huxtable family still keeps millions of viewers laughing Thursday night on the network . Cosby Show " is cosby a bad guy? 2 5 -713 1 " The Cosby Show " may have single - handedly turned around ratings at NBC since its debut in 1984 , and the Huxtable family still keeps millions of viewers laughing Thursday night on the network . ratings How did the show turn around ratings? 12 13 -713 1 " The Cosby Show " may have single - handedly turned around ratings at NBC since its debut in 1984 , and the Huxtable family still keeps millions of viewers laughing Thursday night on the network . keeps How does the Huxtable family keep viewers? 26 27 -713 1 " The Cosby Show " may have single - handedly turned around ratings at NBC since its debut in 1984 , and the Huxtable family still keeps millions of viewers laughing Thursday night on the network . Thursday Why is the show on Thursday night? 31 32 -713 1 " The Cosby Show " may have single - handedly turned around ratings at NBC since its debut in 1984 , and the Huxtable family still keeps millions of viewers laughing Thursday night on the network . ratings What is The Cosby Show's ratings? 12 13 -713 2 But some of the TV stations that bought " Cosby " reruns for record prices two years ago aren ' t laughing much these days . laughing much because of the allegations? 21 23 -713 2 But some of the TV stations that bought " Cosby " reruns for record prices two years ago aren ' t laughing much these days . bought Why did the TV stations buy \"Cosby\"? 7 8 -713 2 But some of the TV stations that bought " Cosby " reruns for record prices two years ago aren ' t laughing much these days . reruns How long did the show rerun for? 11 12 -713 2 But some of the TV stations that bought " Cosby " reruns for record prices two years ago aren ' t laughing much these days . laughing Why were they laughing? 21 22 -713 2 But some of the TV stations that bought " Cosby " reruns for record prices two years ago aren ' t laughing much these days . record prices What were the record prices for The Cosby Show reruns? 13 15 -713 3 The reruns have helped ratings at many of the 187 network affiliates and independent TV stations that air the shows . helped How did the reruns help the ratings? 3 4 -713 3 The reruns have helped ratings at many of the 187 network affiliates and independent TV stations that air the shows . independent Why were the TV stations independent? 13 14 -713 3 The reruns have helped ratings at many of the 187 network affiliates and independent TV stations that air the shows . 187 network affiliates What are some of the 187 network affiliates? 9 12 -713 3 The reruns have helped ratings at many of the 187 network affiliates and independent TV stations that air the shows . independent TV stations What are some of the independent TV stations? 13 16 -713 3 The reruns have helped ratings at many of the 187 network affiliates and independent TV stations that air the shows . helped ratings By how much are the ratings being increased? 3 5 -713 4 But the ratings are considerably below expectations , and some stations say they may not buy new episodes when their current contracts expire . below Why were the expectations higher than the actual ratings? 5 6 -713 4 But the ratings are considerably below expectations , and some stations say they may not buy new episodes when their current contracts expire . buy Why will the stations not buy new episodes? 15 16 -713 4 But the ratings are considerably below expectations , and some stations say they may not buy new episodes when their current contracts expire . expire How long were the contracts? 22 23 -713 4 But the ratings are considerably below expectations , and some stations say they may not buy new episodes when their current contracts expire . ratings Why are the ratings below expectations? 2 3 -713 4 But the ratings are considerably below expectations , and some stations say they may not buy new episodes when their current contracts expire . considerably below expectations , How far below these expectations were the ratings falling? 4 8 -713 5 Meanwhile , stations are fuming because , many of them say , the show ' s distributor , Viacom Inc . , is giving an ultimatum : Either sign new long - term commitments to buy future episodes or risk losing " Cosby " to a competitor . competitor who are the competitors? 46 47 -713 5 Meanwhile , stations are fuming because , many of them say , the show ' s distributor , Viacom Inc . , is giving an ultimatum : Either sign new long - term commitments to buy future episodes or risk losing " Cosby " to a competitor . fuming How are they expressing emotions in their behavior? 4 5 -713 5 Meanwhile , stations are fuming because , many of them say , the show ' s distributor , Viacom Inc . , is giving an ultimatum : Either sign new long - term commitments to buy future episodes or risk losing " Cosby " to a competitor . distributor , How does Viacom Inc. distribute the show? 16 18 -713 5 Meanwhile , stations are fuming because , many of them say , the show ' s distributor , Viacom Inc . , is giving an ultimatum : Either sign new long - term commitments to buy future episodes or risk losing " Cosby " to a competitor . competitor Why do competitors want to buy the \"Cosby\" show? 46 47 -713 5 Meanwhile , stations are fuming because , many of them say , the show ' s distributor , Viacom Inc . , is giving an ultimatum : Either sign new long - term commitments to buy future episodes or risk losing " Cosby " to a competitor . long - term commitments What sort of time frame are these commitments requiring? 30 34 -714 1 The dollar posted gains against all major currencies yesterday , buoyed by persistent Japanese demand for U . S . bond issues . posted gains Is there a particular reason for the gains? 2 4 -714 1 The dollar posted gains against all major currencies yesterday , buoyed by persistent Japanese demand for U . S . bond issues . persistent Japanese demand for U . S . bond Why are the Japanese so persistent for U.S. bonds? 12 21 -714 1 The dollar posted gains against all major currencies yesterday , buoyed by persistent Japanese demand for U . S . bond issues . Japanese demand Why is there Japanese demand for U.S. bond issues? 13 15 -714 1 The dollar posted gains against all major currencies yesterday , buoyed by persistent Japanese demand for U . S . bond issues . persistent Japanese demand Why was there demand on the part of the Japanese for US bonds? 12 15 -714 1 The dollar posted gains against all major currencies yesterday , buoyed by persistent Japanese demand for U . S . bond issues . demand Why is there a demand for U.S. bonds from the Japanese? 14 15 -714 2 While market sentiment remains cautiously bearish on the dollar based on sluggish U . S . economic indicators , dealers note that Japanese demand has helped underpin the dollar against the yen and has kept the U . S . currency from plunging below key levels against the mark . bearish why are they bearish? 5 6 -714 2 While market sentiment remains cautiously bearish on the dollar based on sluggish U . S . economic indicators , dealers note that Japanese demand has helped underpin the dollar against the yen and has kept the U . S . currency from plunging below key levels against the mark . sluggish U . S . economic indicators , What are these indicators? 11 19 -714 2 While market sentiment remains cautiously bearish on the dollar based on sluggish U . S . economic indicators , dealers note that Japanese demand has helped underpin the dollar against the yen and has kept the U . S . currency from plunging below key levels against the mark . plunging below key levels What are the key levels? 42 46 -714 2 While market sentiment remains cautiously bearish on the dollar based on sluggish U . S . economic indicators , dealers note that Japanese demand has helped underpin the dollar against the yen and has kept the U . S . currency from plunging below key levels against the mark . sluggish U . S . economic indicators , What are the sluggish U.S. economic indicators? 11 19 -714 2 While market sentiment remains cautiously bearish on the dollar based on sluggish U . S . economic indicators , dealers note that Japanese demand has helped underpin the dollar against the yen and has kept the U . S . currency from plunging below key levels against the mark . sluggish U . S . economic indicators , What was causing economic data to be lower than expected? 11 19 -714 2 While market sentiment remains cautiously bearish on the dollar based on sluggish U . S . economic indicators , dealers note that Japanese demand has helped underpin the dollar against the yen and has kept the U . S . currency from plunging below key levels against the mark . yen How are the yen and the mark in terms of relative currency value? 31 32 -714 3 At the same time , dealers said the U . S . unit has been locked into a relatively narrow range in recent weeks , in part because the hefty Japanese demand for dollars has been offset by the mark ' s strength , resulting in a stalemate . Japanese demand why does japan want dollars? 30 32 -714 3 At the same time , dealers said the U . S . unit has been locked into a relatively narrow range in recent weeks , in part because the hefty Japanese demand for dollars has been offset by the mark ' s strength , resulting in a stalemate . has been locked Why has the U.S. unit been locked in recent weeks?\n\n 13 16 -714 3 At the same time , dealers said the U . S . unit has been locked into a relatively narrow range in recent weeks , in part because the hefty Japanese demand for dollars has been offset by the mark ' s strength , resulting in a stalemate . hefty Japanese demand What is the demand? 29 32 -714 4 Jay Goldinger , with Capital Insight Inc . , reasons that while the mark has posted significant gains against the yen as well - - the mark climbed to 77 . 70 yen from 77 . 56 yen late Tuesday in New York - - the strength of the U . S . bond market compared to its foreign counterparts has helped lure investors to dollar - denominated bonds , rather than mark bonds . Jay Goldinger , what are his credentials? 0 3 -714 4 Jay Goldinger , with Capital Insight Inc . , reasons that while the mark has posted significant gains against the yen as well - - the mark climbed to 77 . 70 yen from 77 . 56 yen late Tuesday in New York - - the strength of the U . S . bond market compared to its foreign counterparts has helped lure investors to dollar - denominated bonds , rather than mark bonds . has helped lure investors Is this a false sense of security or can the U.S. bond market be relied upon? 60 64 -714 4 Jay Goldinger , with Capital Insight Inc . , reasons that while the mark has posted significant gains against the yen as well - - the mark climbed to 77 . 70 yen from 77 . 56 yen late Tuesday in New York - - the strength of the U . S . bond market compared to its foreign counterparts has helped lure investors to dollar - denominated bonds , rather than mark bonds . mark bonds What does mark bonds mean? 72 74 -714 4 Jay Goldinger , with Capital Insight Inc . , reasons that while the mark has posted significant gains against the yen as well - - the mark climbed to 77 . 70 yen from 77 . 56 yen late Tuesday in New York - - the strength of the U . S . bond market compared to its foreign counterparts has helped lure investors to dollar - denominated bonds , rather than mark bonds . dollar - denominated bonds , What is the difference between dollar-dominated bonds and mark bonds? 65 70 -714 4 Jay Goldinger , with Capital Insight Inc . , reasons that while the mark has posted significant gains against the yen as well - - the mark climbed to 77 . 70 yen from 77 . 56 yen late Tuesday in New York - - the strength of the U . S . bond market compared to its foreign counterparts has helped lure investors to dollar - denominated bonds , rather than mark bonds . strength of the U . S . bond market Why has the US market been stronger than other countries' markets? 46 55 -714 5 " Dollar - yen { trade } is the driving force in the market , " said Tom Trettien , a vice president with Banque Paribas in New York , " but I ' m not convinced it will continue . driving force What makes it the driving force? 9 11 -714 5 " Dollar - yen { trade } is the driving force in the market , " said Tom Trettien , a vice president with Banque Paribas in New York , " but I ' m not convinced it will continue . " but I ' m not convinced it will continue Is there a problem? 30 40 -714 5 " Dollar - yen { trade } is the driving force in the market , " said Tom Trettien , a vice president with Banque Paribas in New York , " but I ' m not convinced it will continue . driving Why is Trettien not convinced dollar-yen trade will continue to be a driving market force? 9 10 -715 1 LSI Logic Corp . reported a surprise $ 35 . 7 million third - quarter net loss , including a special restructuring charge that reflects a continuing industry - wide slowdown in semiconductor demand . industry - wide slowdown in semiconductor demand Why is there a slowdown in semiconductor demand? 27 34 -715 1 LSI Logic Corp . reported a surprise $ 35 . 7 million third - quarter net loss , including a special restructuring charge that reflects a continuing industry - wide slowdown in semiconductor demand . surprise Why is this surprising? 6 7 -715 1 LSI Logic Corp . reported a surprise $ 35 . 7 million third - quarter net loss , including a special restructuring charge that reflects a continuing industry - wide slowdown in semiconductor demand . special Why is this special? What is the charge for? 20 21 -715 1 LSI Logic Corp . reported a surprise $ 35 . 7 million third - quarter net loss , including a special restructuring charge that reflects a continuing industry - wide slowdown in semiconductor demand . continuing How long has the slowdown been happening? 26 27 -715 1 LSI Logic Corp . reported a surprise $ 35 . 7 million third - quarter net loss , including a special restructuring charge that reflects a continuing industry - wide slowdown in semiconductor demand . third - quarter net loss , Why was the third-quarter net loss a surprise? 12 18 -715 1 LSI Logic Corp . reported a surprise $ 35 . 7 million third - quarter net loss , including a special restructuring charge that reflects a continuing industry - wide slowdown in semiconductor demand . semiconductor What is a semiconductor? 32 33 -715 2 In September , the custom - chip maker said excess capacity and lagging billings would result in an estimated $ 2 million to $ 3 million net loss for the third quarter . September , of which year? 1 3 -715 2 In September , the custom - chip maker said excess capacity and lagging billings would result in an estimated $ 2 million to $ 3 million net loss for the third quarter . excess How much excess capacity is there? 9 10 -715 2 In September , the custom - chip maker said excess capacity and lagging billings would result in an estimated $ 2 million to $ 3 million net loss for the third quarter . lagging Why are bills not being paid? 12 13 -715 3 But company officials said yesterday that they decided to take a $ 43 million pretax charge for the period to cover a restructuring of world - wide manufacturing operations , citing extended weakness in the market as well as a decision to switch to more economical production techniques . million pretax charge why did they decline it? 13 16 -715 3 But company officials said yesterday that they decided to take a $ 43 million pretax charge for the period to cover a restructuring of world - wide manufacturing operations , citing extended weakness in the market as well as a decision to switch to more economical production techniques . restructuring How will they restructure? 22 23 -715 3 But company officials said yesterday that they decided to take a $ 43 million pretax charge for the period to cover a restructuring of world - wide manufacturing operations , citing extended weakness in the market as well as a decision to switch to more economical production techniques . production What are these techniques? 46 47 -715 3 But company officials said yesterday that they decided to take a $ 43 million pretax charge for the period to cover a restructuring of world - wide manufacturing operations , citing extended weakness in the market as well as a decision to switch to more economical production techniques . more economical production techniques What are the more economical production techniques? 44 48 -715 4 " Over the summer months , there has been a slowing in the rate of new orders from the computer sector , our primary market , " said Wilfred J . Corrigan , chairman and chief executive officer . " In addition , recent industry forecasts for 1990 indicate a slow environment , at least until midyear . " As a result , the company said it decided to phase out its oldest capacity and " make appropriate reductions " in operating expenses . forecasts What are the details of these forecasts? 45 46 -715 4 " Over the summer months , there has been a slowing in the rate of new orders from the computer sector , our primary market , " said Wilfred J . Corrigan , chairman and chief executive officer . " In addition , recent industry forecasts for 1990 indicate a slow environment , at least until midyear . " As a result , the company said it decided to phase out its oldest capacity and " make appropriate reductions " in operating expenses . oldest What is this capacity? 72 73 -715 4 " Over the summer months , there has been a slowing in the rate of new orders from the computer sector , our primary market , " said Wilfred J . Corrigan , chairman and chief executive officer . " In addition , recent industry forecasts for 1990 indicate a slow environment , at least until midyear . " As a result , the company said it decided to phase out its oldest capacity and " make appropriate reductions " in operating expenses . reductions " What do these reductions include? 78 80 -715 5 The $ 35 . 7 million net loss equals 86 cents a share . 86 cents a share is that low or high? 9 13 -716 1 Fujitsu Ltd . ' s top executive took the unusual step of publicly apologizing for his company ' s making bids of just one yen for several local government projects , while computer rival NEC Corp . made a written apology for indulging in the same practice . one yen for why would they bet that? 23 26 -716 1 Fujitsu Ltd . ' s top executive took the unusual step of publicly apologizing for his company ' s making bids of just one yen for several local government projects , while computer rival NEC Corp . made a written apology for indulging in the same practice . making bids of just one yen How come the Government Allows Them to Make bids so low? 19 25 -716 1 Fujitsu Ltd . ' s top executive took the unusual step of publicly apologizing for his company ' s making bids of just one yen for several local government projects , while computer rival NEC Corp . made a written apology for indulging in the same practice . unusual Why was that unusual? 9 10 -716 1 Fujitsu Ltd . ' s top executive took the unusual step of publicly apologizing for his company ' s making bids of just one yen for several local government projects , while computer rival NEC Corp . made a written apology for indulging in the same practice . practice Why did both companies use this practice? 46 47 -716 1 Fujitsu Ltd . ' s top executive took the unusual step of publicly apologizing for his company ' s making bids of just one yen for several local government projects , while computer rival NEC Corp . made a written apology for indulging in the same practice . unusual Why is it unusual for a top executive to apologize? 9 10 -716 1 Fujitsu Ltd . ' s top executive took the unusual step of publicly apologizing for his company ' s making bids of just one yen for several local government projects , while computer rival NEC Corp . made a written apology for indulging in the same practice . making Why was the company making bids of just one yen for some local government projects? 19 20 -716 1 Fujitsu Ltd . ' s top executive took the unusual step of publicly apologizing for his company ' s making bids of just one yen for several local government projects , while computer rival NEC Corp . made a written apology for indulging in the same practice . same Why were multiple companies bidding one yen on local government projects? 45 46 -716 2 Meanwhile , business and government leaders rebuked the computer makers , and fretted about the broader statement the companies ' actions make about Japanese cutthroat pricing . cutthroat pricing is that well known? 24 26 -716 2 Meanwhile , business and government leaders rebuked the computer makers , and fretted about the broader statement the companies ' actions make about Japanese cutthroat pricing . actions What actions? 20 21 -716 2 Meanwhile , business and government leaders rebuked the computer makers , and fretted about the broader statement the companies ' actions make about Japanese cutthroat pricing . rebuked How were the computer makers rebuked? 6 7 -716 2 Meanwhile , business and government leaders rebuked the computer makers , and fretted about the broader statement the companies ' actions make about Japanese cutthroat pricing . broader How was the statement about the companies actions broad? 15 16 -716 3 Fujitsu said it bid the equivalent of less than a U . S . penny on three separate municipal contracts during the past two years . municipal contracts Which municipal contracts did Fujitsu bid less than a penny? 18 20 -716 3 Fujitsu said it bid the equivalent of less than a U . S . penny on three separate municipal contracts during the past two years . bid Why did Fujitsu bid the equivalent of less than a U.S. penny on three separate municipal contracts? 3 4 -716 4 The company also disclosed that during that period it offered 10 , 000 yen , or about $ 70 , for another contract . or about $ 70 , why do they keep bidding so low? 15 20 -716 4 The company also disclosed that during that period it offered 10 , 000 yen , or about $ 70 , for another contract . contract Which contract did Fujitsu offer 10,000 yen? 22 23 -716 4 The company also disclosed that during that period it offered 10 , 000 yen , or about $ 70 , for another contract . $ 70 , Why was this contract more expensive to them? 17 20 -716 4 The company also disclosed that during that period it offered 10 , 000 yen , or about $ 70 , for another contract . disclosed Why did the company disclose that it offered 10,000 yen for another contract? 3 4 -716 5 But Fujitsu , Japan ' s No . 1 computer maker , isn ' t alone . alone Why aren't they alone? 15 16 -716 5 But Fujitsu , Japan ' s No . 1 computer maker , isn ' t alone . isn ' t Why is Fujitsu not alone? 12 15 -717 1 The Department of Health and Human Services plans to extend its moratorium on federal funding of research involving fetal - tissue transplants . extend its moratorium on federal funding Why are they extending the moratorium? 9 15 -717 1 The Department of Health and Human Services plans to extend its moratorium on federal funding of research involving fetal - tissue transplants . moratorium how long was the moratorium? 11 12 -717 1 The Department of Health and Human Services plans to extend its moratorium on federal funding of research involving fetal - tissue transplants . The Department of Health and Human Services Is this nationwide? 0 7 -717 2 Medical researchers believe the transplantation of small amounts of fetal tissue into humans could help treat juvenile diabetes and such degenerative diseases as Alzheimer ' s , Parkinson ' s and Huntington ' s . fetal tissue How does the fetal tissue help the diseases like diabetes? 9 11 -717 2 Medical researchers believe the transplantation of small amounts of fetal tissue into humans could help treat juvenile diabetes and such degenerative diseases as Alzheimer ' s , Parkinson ' s and Huntington ' s . juvenile diabetes how does it help diabetes? 16 18 -717 2 Medical researchers believe the transplantation of small amounts of fetal tissue into humans could help treat juvenile diabetes and such degenerative diseases as Alzheimer ' s , Parkinson ' s and Huntington ' s . researchers where are the researchers from? 1 2 -717 2 Medical researchers believe the transplantation of small amounts of fetal tissue into humans could help treat juvenile diabetes and such degenerative diseases as Alzheimer ' s , Parkinson ' s and Huntington ' s . Medical researchers believe Which medical researchers? 0 3 -717 3 But anti - abortionists oppose such research because they worry that the development of therapies using fetal - tissue transplants could lead to an increase in abortions . lead to an increase in abortions . How could an increase of use of fetal tissue increase abortions? 21 28 -717 5 Department officials say that HHS Secretary Louis Sullivan will support Dr . Mason ' s ruling , which will be issued soon in the form of a letter to the acting director of the National Institutes of Health . will support Dr . Mason ' s ruling , What is his reasoning behind supporting the ruling? 8 17 -717 5 Department officials say that HHS Secretary Louis Sullivan will support Dr . Mason ' s ruling , which will be issued soon in the form of a letter to the acting director of the National Institutes of Health . HHS what does hhs stand for? 4 5 -717 5 Department officials say that HHS Secretary Louis Sullivan will support Dr . Mason ' s ruling , which will be issued soon in the form of a letter to the acting director of the National Institutes of Health . director who is the acting director? 31 32 -717 5 Department officials say that HHS Secretary Louis Sullivan will support Dr . Mason ' s ruling , which will be issued soon in the form of a letter to the acting director of the National Institutes of Health . Department officials say Which department officials? 0 3 -718 1 Since chalk first touched slate , schoolchildren have wanted to know : What ' s on the test ? test ? what are they talking about? 17 19 -718 1 Since chalk first touched slate , schoolchildren have wanted to know : What ' s on the test ? Since chalk first touched slate , does this phrase mean something similar to \"since the beginning of time\"? 0 6 -718 2 These days , students can often find the answer in test - coaching workbooks and worksheets their teachers give them in the weeks prior to taking standardized achievement tests . These days , for how many years was this possible? 0 3 -718 4 Worksheets in a test - practice kit called Learning Materials , sold to schools across the country by Macmillan / McGraw - Hill School Publishing Co . , contain the same questions . same questions same questions as those found in the California Achievement Test? 30 32 -718 4 Worksheets in a test - practice kit called Learning Materials , sold to schools across the country by Macmillan / McGraw - Hill School Publishing Co . , contain the same questions . sold to schools how much do they cost? 11 14 -718 5 In many other instances , there is almost no difference between the real test and Learning Materials . Learning Materials is that an official name? 15 17 -718 5 In many other instances , there is almost no difference between the real test and Learning Materials . no difference Why would there be no difference between the real test and learning materials? 8 10 -718 5 In many other instances , there is almost no difference between the real test and Learning Materials . almost no difference what are the few differences that do exist? 7 10 -719 1 The U . S . and Soviet Union are holding technical talks about possible repayment by Moscow of $ 188 million in pre - Communist Russian debts owed to the U . S . government , the State Department said . technical talks What does technical talks mean? 10 12 -719 1 The U . S . and Soviet Union are holding technical talks about possible repayment by Moscow of $ 188 million in pre - Communist Russian debts owed to the U . S . government , the State Department said . Russian debts What was the Russian debt regarding or from? 25 27 -719 1 The U . S . and Soviet Union are holding technical talks about possible repayment by Moscow of $ 188 million in pre - Communist Russian debts owed to the U . S . government , the State Department said . technical talks What type of technical talks? 10 12 -719 2 If the debts are repaid , it could clear the way for Soviet bonds to be sold in the U . S . However , after two meetings with the Soviets , a State Department spokesman said that it ' s " too early to say " whether that will happen . are repaid , can they be repaid? 3 6 -719 2 If the debts are repaid , it could clear the way for Soviet bonds to be sold in the U . S . However , after two meetings with the Soviets , a State Department spokesman said that it ' s " too early to say " whether that will happen . a State Department spokesman said Who is the department spokesman? 32 37 -719 2 If the debts are repaid , it could clear the way for Soviet bonds to be sold in the U . S . However , after two meetings with the Soviets , a State Department spokesman said that it ' s " too early to say " whether that will happen . Soviet bonds What are Soviet Bonds? 12 14 -719 2 If the debts are repaid , it could clear the way for Soviet bonds to be sold in the U . S . However , after two meetings with the Soviets , a State Department spokesman said that it ' s " too early to say " whether that will happen . bonds Why does this clear the way for Soviet bonds to be sold in the U.S.? 13 14 -719 2 If the debts are repaid , it could clear the way for Soviet bonds to be sold in the U . S . However , after two meetings with the Soviets , a State Department spokesman said that it ' s " too early to say " whether that will happen . " too early to say " What work would have to go in before this can go ahead? 41 47 -719 3 Coincident with the talks , the State Department said it has permitted a Soviet bank to open a New York branch . Coincident is it really a coincidence? 0 1 -719 3 Coincident with the talks , the State Department said it has permitted a Soviet bank to open a New York branch . Soviet bank Whats the difference from a Soviet Bank and a US Bank 13 15 -719 5 But a Soviet bank here would be crippled unless Moscow found a way to settle the $ 188 million debt , which was lent to the country ' s short - lived democratic Kerensky government before the Communists seized power in 1917 . lent Lent for what purposes? 23 24 -719 5 But a Soviet bank here would be crippled unless Moscow found a way to settle the $ 188 million debt , which was lent to the country ' s short - lived democratic Kerensky government before the Communists seized power in 1917 . crippled Why would the bank be crippled without settling the debt? 7 8 -719 5 But a Soviet bank here would be crippled unless Moscow found a way to settle the $ 188 million debt , which was lent to the country ' s short - lived democratic Kerensky government before the Communists seized power in 1917 . $ 188 million debt , could this debt be wiped off? 16 21 -720 1 Pick a country , any country . country what country and why? 2 3 -720 1 Pick a country , any country . country , any pick a country for what? 2 5 -720 1 Pick a country , any country . Pick Why pick a country? 0 1 -720 1 Pick a country , any country . Pick a country , for what would i pick a country? 0 4 -720 2 It ' s the latest investment craze sweeping Wall Street : a rash of new closed - end country funds , those publicly traded portfolios that invest in stocks of a single foreign country . closed - end country funds , what are these funds? 15 21 -720 2 It ' s the latest investment craze sweeping Wall Street : a rash of new closed - end country funds , those publicly traded portfolios that invest in stocks of a single foreign country . investment Why are publicly traded portfolios investing in stocks of a single foreign country? 5 6 -720 2 It ' s the latest investment craze sweeping Wall Street : a rash of new closed - end country funds , those publicly traded portfolios that invest in stocks of a single foreign country . closed - end Why are the country funds closed-end? 15 18 -720 2 It ' s the latest investment craze sweeping Wall Street : a rash of new closed - end country funds , those publicly traded portfolios that invest in stocks of a single foreign country . single foreign country Why might it be beneficial to invest in one country specifically? 31 34 -720 2 It ' s the latest investment craze sweeping Wall Street : a rash of new closed - end country funds , those publicly traded portfolios that invest in stocks of a single foreign country . single foreign why is this paragraph so confusing? 31 33 -720 3 No fewer than 24 country funds have been launched or registered with regulators this year , triple the level of all of 1988 , according to Charles E . Simon & Co . , a Washington - based research firm . 24 country funds which countries? 3 6 -720 3 No fewer than 24 country funds have been launched or registered with regulators this year , triple the level of all of 1988 , according to Charles E . Simon & Co . , a Washington - based research firm . registered Why are the country funds registered with regulators? 10 11 -720 3 No fewer than 24 country funds have been launched or registered with regulators this year , triple the level of all of 1988 , according to Charles E . Simon & Co . , a Washington - based research firm . research How does Charles E. Simon & Co. know no fewer than 24 country funds have been launched or registered? 38 39 -720 3 No fewer than 24 country funds have been launched or registered with regulators this year , triple the level of all of 1988 , according to Charles E . Simon & Co . , a Washington - based research firm . triple the level of all of 1988 , Why has there been such an increase in these funds being launched? 16 24 -720 3 No fewer than 24 country funds have been launched or registered with regulators this year , triple the level of all of 1988 , according to Charles E . Simon & Co . , a Washington - based research firm . funds from which countries are the funds? 5 6 -720 4 The turf recently has ranged from Chile to Austria to Portugal . turf Why is the turf ranging from Chile, Austria to Portugal? 1 2 -720 4 The turf recently has ranged from Chile to Austria to Portugal . turf what is turf? 1 2 -720 5 Next week , the Philippine Fund ' s launch will be capped by a visit by Philippine President Corazon Aquino - - the first time a head of state has kicked off an issue at the Big Board here . capped Why is the Philippine Fund's launch capped by a visit by Philippine President Corazon Aquino? 11 12 -720 5 Next week , the Philippine Fund ' s launch will be capped by a visit by Philippine President Corazon Aquino - - the first time a head of state has kicked off an issue at the Big Board here . first Why has a head of state never kicked off an issue at the Big Board? 23 24 -720 5 Next week , the Philippine Fund ' s launch will be capped by a visit by Philippine President Corazon Aquino - - the first time a head of state has kicked off an issue at the Big Board here . Philippine Fund ' s what where the philippine funds? 4 8 -721 1 Japanese investors nearly single - handedly bought up two new mortgage securities - based mutual funds totaling $ 701 million , the U . S . Federal National Mortgage Association said . Japanese investors Who are the Japanese investors? 0 2 -721 1 Japanese investors nearly single - handedly bought up two new mortgage securities - based mutual funds totaling $ 701 million , the U . S . Federal National Mortgage Association said . bought up Why did Japenese investors buy up two mortgage securities-based mutual funds? 6 8 -721 1 Japanese investors nearly single - handedly bought up two new mortgage securities - based mutual funds totaling $ 701 million , the U . S . Federal National Mortgage Association said . two new mortgage securities - based mutual funds Which mutual funds were purchased? 8 16 -721 2 The purchases show the strong interest of Japanese investors in U . S . mortgage - based instruments , Fannie Mae ' s chairman , David O . Maxwell , said at a news conference . strong interest of Japanese investors Why were the investors so interested? 4 9 -721 4 The rest went to investors from France and Hong Kong . investors Who are the investors? 4 5 -721 5 Earlier this year , Japanese investors snapped up a similar , $ 570 million mortgage - backed securities mutual fund . securities mutual fund . Which mutual fund was purchased in this case? 17 21 -721 5 Earlier this year , Japanese investors snapped up a similar , $ 570 million mortgage - backed securities mutual fund . Japanese investors snapped up why do the japanese love american mortgages? 4 8 -722 1 Magna International Inc . ' s chief financial officer , James McAlpine , resigned and its chairman , Frank Stronach , is stepping in to help turn the automotive - parts manufacturer around , the company said . turn the automotive - parts manufacturer around , Why is the company struggling? 26 34 -722 1 Magna International Inc . ' s chief financial officer , James McAlpine , resigned and its chairman , Frank Stronach , is stepping in to help turn the automotive - parts manufacturer around , the company said . is stepping in For how long will he be stepping in? 21 24 -722 1 Magna International Inc . ' s chief financial officer , James McAlpine , resigned and its chairman , Frank Stronach , is stepping in to help turn the automotive - parts manufacturer around , the company said . resigned Why did he resign? 13 14 -722 1 Magna International Inc . ' s chief financial officer , James McAlpine , resigned and its chairman , Frank Stronach , is stepping in to help turn the automotive - parts manufacturer around , the company said . turn the automotive - parts manufacturer around , Why does the company need to be turned around? 26 34 -722 2 Mr . Stronach will direct an effort to reduce overhead and curb capital spending " until a more satisfactory level of profit is achieved and maintained , " Magna said . curb capital spending how can they curb? 11 14 -722 2 Mr . Stronach will direct an effort to reduce overhead and curb capital spending " until a more satisfactory level of profit is achieved and maintained , " Magna said . reduce overhead and curb capital spending Why is overhead so high? 8 14 -722 2 Mr . Stronach will direct an effort to reduce overhead and curb capital spending " until a more satisfactory level of profit is achieved and maintained , " Magna said . reduce overhead and curb capital spending How will he reduce overhead and curb capital spending? 8 14 -722 3 Stephen Akerfeldt , currently vice president finance , will succeed Mr . McAlpine . succeed when will that happen? 9 10 -722 3 Stephen Akerfeldt , currently vice president finance , will succeed Mr . McAlpine . Stephen Akerfeldt , How long will be stepping in for? 0 3 -722 4 An ambitious expansion has left Magna with excess capacity and a heavy debt load as the automotive industry enters a downturn . ambitious expansion What exactly was the expansion containing? 1 3 -722 4 An ambitious expansion has left Magna with excess capacity and a heavy debt load as the automotive industry enters a downturn . An ambitious expansion What kind of expansion 0 3 -722 4 An ambitious expansion has left Magna with excess capacity and a heavy debt load as the automotive industry enters a downturn . ambitious expansion How did the ambitious expansion fail? 1 3 -722 5 The company has reported declines in operating profit in each of the past three years , despite steady sales growth . reported declines big declines? 3 5 -722 5 The company has reported declines in operating profit in each of the past three years , despite steady sales growth . declines in operating profit How has the company been able to realize growth even with a decline in operating profits? 4 8 -722 5 The company has reported declines in operating profit in each of the past three years , despite steady sales growth . reported Why are there reported declines when there is steady growth? 3 4 -723 1 The White House said President Bush has approved duty - free treatment for imports of certain types of watches that aren ' t produced in " significant quantities " in the U . S . , the Virgin Islands and other U . S . possessions . " significant quantities " How much is a significant quantity? 25 29 -723 1 The White House said President Bush has approved duty - free treatment for imports of certain types of watches that aren ' t produced in " significant quantities " in the U . S . , the Virgin Islands and other U . S . possessions . types of watches Which types of waches will be duty-free? 16 19 -723 1 The White House said President Bush has approved duty - free treatment for imports of certain types of watches that aren ' t produced in " significant quantities " in the U . S . , the Virgin Islands and other U . S . possessions . quantities " Why are watches that aren’t produced in the US etc. is significant quantities now allowed to be imported duty-free? 27 29 -723 1 The White House said President Bush has approved duty - free treatment for imports of certain types of watches that aren ' t produced in " significant quantities " in the U . S . , the Virgin Islands and other U . S . possessions . certain types of watches What types of watches? 15 19 -723 2 The action came in response to a petition filed by Timex Inc . for changes in the U . S . Generalized System of Preferences for imports from developing nations . petition where did they file it? 7 8 -723 2 The action came in response to a petition filed by Timex Inc . for changes in the U . S . Generalized System of Preferences for imports from developing nations . imports from developing nations How did Timex want the imports from developing nations changed? 26 30 -723 2 The action came in response to a petition filed by Timex Inc . for changes in the U . S . Generalized System of Preferences for imports from developing nations . U . S . Generalized System of Preferences What is the U.S. Generalized System of Preferences for imports? 17 25 -723 2 The action came in response to a petition filed by Timex Inc . for changes in the U . S . Generalized System of Preferences for imports from developing nations . petition Why did Times Inc petition to changes to regulations of imports from developing countries? 7 8 -723 3 Previously , watch imports were denied such duty - free treatment . watch imports why were they denied? 2 4 -723 3 Previously , watch imports were denied such duty - free treatment . denied such duty - free treatment Why were they denied duty-free treatment? 5 11 -723 3 Previously , watch imports were denied such duty - free treatment . Previously , Why were watches previously not imported duty-free? 0 2 -723 4 Timex had requested duty - free treatment for many types of watches , covered by 58 different U . S . tariff classifications . types of watches , Which types of watches did Timex request duty-free treatment for? 9 13 -723 5 The White House said Mr . Bush decided to grant duty - free status for 18 categories , but turned down such treatment for other types of watches " because of the potential for material injury to watch producers located in the U . S . and the Virgin Islands . " material injury what does this mean? 34 36 -723 5 The White House said Mr . Bush decided to grant duty - free status for 18 categories , but turned down such treatment for other types of watches " because of the potential for material injury to watch producers located in the U . S . and the Virgin Islands . " grant duty - free status for 18 categories , Why did Bush grant duty-free status to these 18 categories? 9 18 -723 5 The White House said Mr . Bush decided to grant duty - free status for 18 categories , but turned down such treatment for other types of watches " because of the potential for material injury to watch producers located in the U . S . and the Virgin Islands . " 18 categories , Which 18 categories did President Bush grant duty-free status for? 15 18 -724 1 Oil production from Australia ' s Bass Strait fields will be raised by 11 , 000 barrels a day to about 321 , 000 barrels with the launch of the Whiting field , the first of five small fields scheduled to be brought into production before the end of 1990 . first of five small fields What are the other four fields? 34 39 -724 1 Oil production from Australia ' s Bass Strait fields will be raised by 11 , 000 barrels a day to about 321 , 000 barrels with the launch of the Whiting field , the first of five small fields scheduled to be brought into production before the end of 1990 . raised Why is the amount of barrels a day being increased? 11 12 -724 1 Oil production from Australia ' s Bass Strait fields will be raised by 11 , 000 barrels a day to about 321 , 000 barrels with the launch of the Whiting field , the first of five small fields scheduled to be brought into production before the end of 1990 . launch Why was the Whiting field launched? 27 28 -724 2 Esso Australia Ltd . , a unit of New York - based Exxon Corp . , and Broken Hill Pty . operate the fields in a joint venture . joint Why are Esso Australia Ltd. working with Broken Hill Pty. working together on a venture? 26 27 -724 3 Esso said the Whiting field started production Tuesday . Tuesday which year was it? 7 8 -724 3 Esso said the Whiting field started production Tuesday . started How did production start? 5 6 -724 4 Output will be gradually increased until it reaches about 11 , 000 barrels a day . gradually increased by day or month? 3 5 -724 4 Output will be gradually increased until it reaches about 11 , 000 barrels a day . gradually How will output be gradually increased? 3 4 -724 4 Output will be gradually increased until it reaches about 11 , 000 barrels a day . increased Why will output be gradually increased? 4 5 -724 4 Output will be gradually increased until it reaches about 11 , 000 barrels a day . 11 , 000 Why will it stop at 11,000 barrels a day? 9 12 -724 4 Output will be gradually increased until it reaches about 11 , 000 barrels a day . increased By what means will production be increased? 4 5 -724 5 The field has reserves of 21 million barrels . of 21 million barrels how long will that last? 4 8 -724 5 The field has reserves of 21 million barrels . reserves Why does the field reserve barrels? 3 4 -724 5 The field has reserves of 21 million barrels . reserves How are reserves calculated? 3 4 -725 1 THREE COMPUTERS THAT CHANGED the face of personal computing were launched in 1977 . THREE COMPUTERS What are the three computers that changed the face of computing? 0 2 -725 1 THREE COMPUTERS THAT CHANGED the face of personal computing were launched in 1977 . THREE COMPUTERS What were the three computers? 0 2 -725 1 THREE COMPUTERS THAT CHANGED the face of personal computing were launched in 1977 . THREE COMPUTERS which three? 0 2 -725 1 THREE COMPUTERS THAT CHANGED the face of personal computing were launched in 1977 . THREE COMPUTERS What are the three computers being referred to? 0 2 -725 1 THREE COMPUTERS THAT CHANGED the face of personal computing were launched in 1977 . THREE COMPUTERS what are these 3 computers? 0 2 -725 1 THREE COMPUTERS THAT CHANGED the face of personal computing were launched in 1977 . personal computing what exactly is personal computing? 7 9 -725 2 That year the Apple II , Commodore Pet and Tandy TRS - 80 came to market . Tandy who made the tandy? 9 10 -725 3 The computers were crude by today ' s standards . crude How were the computers crude? 3 4 -725 3 The computers were crude by today ' s standards . today ' s standards but how did they compare to the standards back then? 5 9 -725 4 Apple II owners , for example , had to use their television sets as screens and stored data on audiocassettes . television sets as screens did the computer not come with a screen then? 11 15 -725 4 Apple II owners , for example , had to use their television sets as screens and stored data on audiocassettes . stored data on audiocassettes did the computer not come with storage? 16 20 -725 5 But Apple II was a major advance from Apple I , which was built in a garage by Stephen Wozniak and Steven Jobs for hobbyists such as the Homebrew Computer Club . major advance How was Apple II a major advance from Apple I? 5 7 -725 5 But Apple II was a major advance from Apple I , which was built in a garage by Stephen Wozniak and Steven Jobs for hobbyists such as the Homebrew Computer Club . major advance What made this computer a major advance from it's predecessor ? 5 7 -725 5 But Apple II was a major advance from Apple I , which was built in a garage by Stephen Wozniak and Steven Jobs for hobbyists such as the Homebrew Computer Club . Homebrew Computer Club what is this? 28 31 -726 1 Argentina said it will ask creditor banks to halve its foreign debt of $ 64 billion - - the third - highest in the developing world . $ 64 billion Why is their debt so high? 13 16 -726 1 Argentina said it will ask creditor banks to halve its foreign debt of $ 64 billion - - the third - highest in the developing world . the third - highest What country has the largest foreign debt? 18 22 -726 1 Argentina said it will ask creditor banks to halve its foreign debt of $ 64 billion - - the third - highest in the developing world . ask creditor banks Which creditor banks? 4 7 -726 1 Argentina said it will ask creditor banks to halve its foreign debt of $ 64 billion - - the third - highest in the developing world . creditor banks to halve why would they do that for them? 5 9 -726 1 Argentina said it will ask creditor banks to halve its foreign debt of $ 64 billion - - the third - highest in the developing world . ask Why is Argentina asking creditor banks to halve its foreign debt? 4 5 -726 1 Argentina said it will ask creditor banks to halve its foreign debt of $ 64 billion - - the third - highest in the developing world . debt Why do banks have foreign debt? 11 12 -726 2 The declaration by Economy Minister Nestor Rapanelli is believed to be the first time such an action has been called for by an Argentine official of such stature . the first time Why has this not happened before? 11 14 -726 2 The declaration by Economy Minister Nestor Rapanelli is believed to be the first time such an action has been called for by an Argentine official of such stature . action Why did Economy Minister Nestor Rapanelli take an action never done before? 16 17 -726 2 The declaration by Economy Minister Nestor Rapanelli is believed to be the first time such an action has been called for by an Argentine official of such stature . stature Why is the request considered to of \"such stature\"? 27 28 -726 3 The Latin American nation has paid very little on its debt since early last year . paid very little Is their a particular reason they are not paying this debt? 5 8 -726 3 The Latin American nation has paid very little on its debt since early last year . has paid very little because they cant pay? 4 8 -726 3 The Latin American nation has paid very little on its debt since early last year . paid very little on its debt How much has it paid, compared to how much it owes? 5 11 -726 3 The Latin American nation has paid very little on its debt since early last year . paid Why does the Latin American nation not pay its debts? 5 6 -726 3 The Latin American nation has paid very little on its debt since early last year . debt Why does the Latin American nation have debt? 10 11 -726 3 The Latin American nation has paid very little on its debt since early last year . last How does the Latin American nation get money to pay its debt? 13 14 -726 4 " Argentina aspires to reach a reduction of 50 % in the value of its external debt , " Mr . Rapanelli said through his spokesman , Miguel Alurralde . " Argentina aspires to reach a reduction of 50 % For what reason? 0 10 -726 4 " Argentina aspires to reach a reduction of 50 % in the value of its external debt , " Mr . Rapanelli said through his spokesman , Miguel Alurralde . through his spokesman , Miguel how did he say it through him? 23 28 -726 4 " Argentina aspires to reach a reduction of 50 % in the value of its external debt , " Mr . Rapanelli said through his spokesman , Miguel Alurralde . value How is Argentina generated value to pay on its debt? 12 13 -726 4 " Argentina aspires to reach a reduction of 50 % in the value of its external debt , " Mr . Rapanelli said through his spokesman , Miguel Alurralde . spokesman , Why is Mr. Rapanelli speaking through his spokesman? 25 27 -726 5 Mr . Rapanelli met in August with U . S . Assistant Treasury Secretary David Mulford . met in August Was this meeting in reference to the reduction in debt? 3 6 -726 5 Mr . Rapanelli met in August with U . S . Assistant Treasury Secretary David Mulford . met Why did Mr. Rapanelli and U.S. Assistant Treasury Secretary David Mulford meet? 3 4 -727 1 The U . S . , claiming some success in its trade diplomacy , removed South Korea , Taiwan and Saudi Arabia from a list of countries it is closely watching for allegedly failing to honor U . S . patents , copyrights and other intellectual - property rights . Korea , Taiwan and Saudi why did they remove? 16 21 -727 1 The U . S . , claiming some success in its trade diplomacy , removed South Korea , Taiwan and Saudi Arabia from a list of countries it is closely watching for allegedly failing to honor U . S . patents , copyrights and other intellectual - property rights . trade diplomacy , How was trade diplomacy used? 11 14 -727 1 The U . S . , claiming some success in its trade diplomacy , removed South Korea , Taiwan and Saudi Arabia from a list of countries it is closely watching for allegedly failing to honor U . S . patents , copyrights and other intellectual - property rights . failing to honor U . S . patents , How were the countries dishonoring these rights? 33 42 -727 1 The U . S . , claiming some success in its trade diplomacy , removed South Korea , Taiwan and Saudi Arabia from a list of countries it is closely watching for allegedly failing to honor U . S . patents , copyrights and other intellectual - property rights . trade diplomacy , What is the trade diplomacy? 11 14 -727 3 Under the new U . S . trade law , those countries could face accelerated unfair - trade investigations and stiff trade sanctions if they don ' t improve their protection of intellectual property by next spring . stiff trade sanctions What sort of sanctions could be levied? 20 23 -727 4 Mrs . Hills said many of the 25 countries that she placed under varying degrees of scrutiny have made " genuine progress " on this touchy issue . " genuine progress " how can they measure? 19 23 -727 4 Mrs . Hills said many of the 25 countries that she placed under varying degrees of scrutiny have made " genuine progress " on this touchy issue . " genuine progress " How have they made genuine progress? 19 23 -727 4 Mrs . Hills said many of the 25 countries that she placed under varying degrees of scrutiny have made " genuine progress " on this touchy issue . " genuine progress " How is this measured? 19 23 -727 5 She said there is " growing realization " around the world that denial of intellectual - property rights harms all trading nations , and particularly the " creativity and inventiveness of an { offending } country ' s own citizens . " " growing realization " how are they realizing? 4 8 -728 1 John R . Stevens , 49 years old , was named senior executive vice president and chief operating officer , both new positions . was named Was he elected or appointed? 9 11 -728 1 John R . Stevens , 49 years old , was named senior executive vice president and chief operating officer , both new positions . both new positions What was his previous position? 20 23 -728 1 John R . Stevens , 49 years old , was named senior executive vice president and chief operating officer , both new positions . new positions he has two jobs? 21 23 -728 1 John R . Stevens , 49 years old , was named senior executive vice president and chief operating officer , both new positions . executive vice president Executive vice president for what organization? 12 15 -728 1 John R . Stevens , 49 years old , was named senior executive vice president and chief operating officer , both new positions . chief operating officer , Chief operating officer for what organization? 16 20 -728 1 John R . Stevens , 49 years old , was named senior executive vice president and chief operating officer , both new positions . named Why was John R Stevens qualified for executive positions? 10 11 -728 1 John R . Stevens , 49 years old , was named senior executive vice president and chief operating officer , both new positions . both Why was Mr. Stevens put in charge of two major positions? 20 21 -728 1 John R . Stevens , 49 years old , was named senior executive vice president and chief operating officer , both new positions . named What company was he named at? 10 11 -728 2 He will continue to report to Donald Pardus , president and chief executive officer . will continue How long has he been reporting to Donald Pardus? 1 3 -728 2 He will continue to report to Donald Pardus , president and chief executive officer . president President of what organization? 9 10 -728 2 He will continue to report to Donald Pardus , president and chief executive officer . chief executive officer Chief executive officer of what organization? 11 14 -728 2 He will continue to report to Donald Pardus , president and chief executive officer . report How does he report to Mr. Pardus? 4 5 -728 2 He will continue to report to Donald Pardus , president and chief executive officer . president President of what? 9 10 -728 3 Mr . Stevens was executive vice president of this electric - utility holding company . electric - utility holding company What is the name of this company? 9 14 -728 3 Mr . Stevens was executive vice president of this electric - utility holding company . company How well is the company performing financially? 13 14 -728 3 Mr . Stevens was executive vice president of this electric - utility holding company . electric - utility How did the electric-utility perform in the stock market? 9 12 -728 4 Arthur A . Hatch , 59 , was named executive vice president of the company . was named Was he elected or appointed? 7 9 -728 4 Arthur A . Hatch , 59 , was named executive vice president of the company . executive vice president What is the executive vice president's function in the company? 9 12 -728 4 Arthur A . Hatch , 59 , was named executive vice president of the company . named Why was Mr. Hatch named the executive vice president? 8 9 -728 5 He was previously president of the company ' s Eastern Edison Co . unit . was previously Why was he no longer president of this unit? 1 3 -728 5 He was previously president of the company ' s Eastern Edison Co . unit . Eastern Edison is that a subdivision? 9 11 -728 5 He was previously president of the company ' s Eastern Edison Co . unit . Eastern Edison Co Where does Eastern Edison Co. operate geographically? 9 12 -728 5 He was previously president of the company ' s Eastern Edison Co . unit . previously Why did he leave Eastern Edison Co.? 2 3 -729 1 The survival of spinoff Cray Computer Corp . as a fledgling in the supercomputer business appears to depend heavily on the creativity - - and longevity - - of its chairman and chief designer , Seymour Cray . creativity - - and longevity is he creative? 21 26 -729 1 The survival of spinoff Cray Computer Corp . as a fledgling in the supercomputer business appears to depend heavily on the creativity - - and longevity - - of its chairman and chief designer , Seymour Cray . spinoff Cray Computer Corp . Which company did Cray break away from? 3 8 -729 1 The survival of spinoff Cray Computer Corp . as a fledgling in the supercomputer business appears to depend heavily on the creativity - - and longevity - - of its chairman and chief designer , Seymour Cray . appears Why does it appear Cray Computer Corp. relies heavily on creativity and longevity of its chairman? 15 16 -729 1 The survival of spinoff Cray Computer Corp . as a fledgling in the supercomputer business appears to depend heavily on the creativity - - and longevity - - of its chairman and chief designer , Seymour Cray . designer , How does a designer contribute creatively to the supercomputer business? 33 35 -729 2 Not only is development of the new company ' s initial machine tied directly to Mr . Cray , so is its balance sheet . balance sheet what is a balance sheet? 22 24 -729 2 Not only is development of the new company ' s initial machine tied directly to Mr . Cray , so is its balance sheet . balance sheet Why is Cray Computer Corp.'s balance sheet tied to Mr. Cray? 22 24 -729 2 Not only is development of the new company ' s initial machine tied directly to Mr . Cray , so is its balance sheet . tied directly to Mr . Cray Why is Mr. Cray so heavily invested in the company's outcome? 12 18 -729 2 Not only is development of the new company ' s initial machine tied directly to Mr . Cray , so is its balance sheet . tied How is the machine tied directly to Mr. Cray? 12 13 -729 2 Not only is development of the new company ' s initial machine tied directly to Mr . Cray , so is its balance sheet . balance How does development of the new machine affect the balance sheet? 22 23 -729 3 Documents filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on the pending spinoff disclosed that Cray Research Inc . will withdraw the almost $ 100 million in financing it is providing the new firm if Mr . Cray leaves or if the product - design project he heads is scrapped . filed Why are documents being filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission? 1 2 -729 3 Documents filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on the pending spinoff disclosed that Cray Research Inc . will withdraw the almost $ 100 million in financing it is providing the new firm if Mr . Cray leaves or if the product - design project he heads is scrapped . providing How will the firm survive if it loses $100 million in financing? 29 30 -729 3 Documents filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on the pending spinoff disclosed that Cray Research Inc . will withdraw the almost $ 100 million in financing it is providing the new firm if Mr . Cray leaves or if the product - design project he heads is scrapped . scrapped Why would Mr. Cray's project be scrapped? 48 49 -729 4 The documents also said that although the 64 - year - old Mr . Cray has been working on the project for more than six years , the Cray - 3 machine is at least another year away from a fully operational prototype . another year away Why is the prototype still so far from completion? 35 38 -729 4 The documents also said that although the 64 - year - old Mr . Cray has been working on the project for more than six years , the Cray - 3 machine is at least another year away from a fully operational prototype . said Why are the documents talking about Mr. Cray and his project timeline? 3 4 -729 4 The documents also said that although the 64 - year - old Mr . Cray has been working on the project for more than six years , the Cray - 3 machine is at least another year away from a fully operational prototype . working How is Mr. Cray going about working on his project? 17 18 -729 4 The documents also said that although the 64 - year - old Mr . Cray has been working on the project for more than six years , the Cray - 3 machine is at least another year away from a fully operational prototype . operational Why is the Cray-3 machine not fully operational now? 41 42 -729 5 Moreover , there have been no orders for the Cray - 3 so far , though the company says it is talking with several prospects . prospects are the prospects positive? 24 25 -729 5 Moreover , there have been no orders for the Cray - 3 so far , though the company says it is talking with several prospects . no orders Why have there been no orders for the Cray-3? 5 7 -729 5 Moreover , there have been no orders for the Cray - 3 so far , though the company says it is talking with several prospects . orders Why are there no orders for the Cray-3? 6 7 -729 5 Moreover , there have been no orders for the Cray - 3 so far , though the company says it is talking with several prospects . talking How are they talking with prospects? 21 22 -730 1 Commonwealth Edison Co . was ordered to refund about $ 250 million to its current and former ratepayers for illegal rates collected for cost overruns on a nuclear power plant . overruns why did it overrun? 24 25 -730 2 The refund was about $ 55 million more than previously ordered by the Illinois Commerce Commission and trade groups said it may be the largest ever required of a state or local utility . largest ever what is the second largest? 24 26 -730 2 The refund was about $ 55 million more than previously ordered by the Illinois Commerce Commission and trade groups said it may be the largest ever required of a state or local utility . trade groups said Which trade groups? 17 20 -730 2 The refund was about $ 55 million more than previously ordered by the Illinois Commerce Commission and trade groups said it may be the largest ever required of a state or local utility . more than previously ordered What were they fined for previously? 7 11 -730 5 Commonwealth Edison said it is already appealing the underlying commission order and is considering appealing Judge Curry ' s order . appealing Judge will the appeal work? 14 16 -730 5 Commonwealth Edison said it is already appealing the underlying commission order and is considering appealing Judge Curry ' s order . appealing Why would Commonwealth Edison apeeal the underlying commission order and Judge Curry's order? 6 7 -730 5 Commonwealth Edison said it is already appealing the underlying commission order and is considering appealing Judge Curry ' s order . considering appealing Judge Curry ' s order I thought no appeals would be allowed? 13 20 -731 1 New England Electric System bowed out of the bidding for Public Service Co . of New Hampshire , saying that the risks were too high and the potential payoff too far in the future to justify a higher offer . the risks Why were the risks too much for New England Electric System? 20 22 -731 1 New England Electric System bowed out of the bidding for Public Service Co . of New Hampshire , saying that the risks were too high and the potential payoff too far in the future to justify a higher offer . risks What risks were too high? 21 22 -731 1 New England Electric System bowed out of the bidding for Public Service Co . of New Hampshire , saying that the risks were too high and the potential payoff too far in the future to justify a higher offer . payoff How far in the future is the payoff? 28 29 -731 1 New England Electric System bowed out of the bidding for Public Service Co . of New Hampshire , saying that the risks were too high and the potential payoff too far in the future to justify a higher offer . risks What are the risks? 21 22 -731 2 The move leaves United Illuminating Co . and Northeast Utilities as the remaining outside bidders for PS of New Hampshire , which also has proposed an internal reorganization plan in Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings under which it would remain an independent company . remaining outside bidders Why do these companies not care about the risks that New England Electric System does? 12 15 -731 2 The move leaves United Illuminating Co . and Northeast Utilities as the remaining outside bidders for PS of New Hampshire , which also has proposed an internal reorganization plan in Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings under which it would remain an independent company . Chapter 11 bankruptcy Why did PS of New Hampshire have to file for bankruptcy? 30 33 -731 2 The move leaves United Illuminating Co . and Northeast Utilities as the remaining outside bidders for PS of New Hampshire , which also has proposed an internal reorganization plan in Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings under which it would remain an independent company . independent company is that a good outcome? 40 42 -731 2 The move leaves United Illuminating Co . and Northeast Utilities as the remaining outside bidders for PS of New Hampshire , which also has proposed an internal reorganization plan in Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings under which it would remain an independent company . independent Who would remain an independent company? 40 41 -731 4 United Illuminating is based in New Haven , Conn . , and Northeast is based in Hartford , Conn . Hartford , Conn how far away are those two cities? 16 19 -731 5 PS of New Hampshire , Manchester , N . H . , values its internal reorganization plan at about $ 2 . 2 billion . its internal reorganization plan How did they get this valuation? 13 17 -731 5 PS of New Hampshire , Manchester , N . H . , values its internal reorganization plan at about $ 2 . 2 billion . reorganization plan is that an accurate judgment? 15 17 -731 5 PS of New Hampshire , Manchester , N . H . , values its internal reorganization plan at about $ 2 . 2 billion . reorganization What are they planning to do for internal reorganization? 15 16 -732 1 Newsweek , trying to keep pace with rival Time magazine , announced new advertising rates for 1990 and said it will introduce a new incentive plan for advertisers . new incentive plan what is the new plan exactly? 23 26 -732 1 Newsweek , trying to keep pace with rival Time magazine , announced new advertising rates for 1990 and said it will introduce a new incentive plan for advertisers . a new incentive plan for advertisers What is the incentive plan? 22 28 -732 1 Newsweek , trying to keep pace with rival Time magazine , announced new advertising rates for 1990 and said it will introduce a new incentive plan for advertisers . rival Time magazine , Does this mean that Newsweek is as big as Time magazine? 7 11 -732 1 Newsweek , trying to keep pace with rival Time magazine , announced new advertising rates for 1990 and said it will introduce a new incentive plan for advertisers . rates how much are the rates? 14 15 -732 2 The new ad plan from Newsweek , a unit of the Washington Post Co . , is the second incentive plan the magazine has offered advertisers in three years . the second incentive plan How successful was the first incentive plan? 17 21 -732 2 The new ad plan from Newsweek , a unit of the Washington Post Co . , is the second incentive plan the magazine has offered advertisers in three years . a unit of the Washington Post Co Why does the Washington Post Co. differentiate itself from Newsweek? 7 14 -732 3 Plans that give advertisers discounts for maintaining or increasing ad spending have become permanent fixtures at the news weeklies and underscore the fierce competition between Newsweek , Time Warner Inc . ' s Time magazine , and Mortimer B . Zuckerman ' s U . S . News & World Report . have become permanent fixtures How rigid are these ad offers? 11 15 -732 4 Alan Spoon , recently named Newsweek president , said Newsweek ' s ad rates would increase 5 % in January . January which year are they in? 19 20 -732 4 Alan Spoon , recently named Newsweek president , said Newsweek ' s ad rates would increase 5 % in January . Newsweek ' s ad rates would increase 5 % Would this also increase page count? 9 18 -732 4 Alan Spoon , recently named Newsweek president , said Newsweek ' s ad rates would increase 5 % in January . ad rates would increase 5 % How is a rate increase going to entice advertisers to stay with Newsweek? 12 18 -732 4 Alan Spoon , recently named Newsweek president , said Newsweek ' s ad rates would increase 5 % in January . president , what was his role before being made president? 6 8 -732 5 A full , four - color page in Newsweek will cost $ 100 , 980 . four - color page is that a good price for that? 3 7 -732 5 A full , four - color page in Newsweek will cost $ 100 , 980 . $ 100 , 980 What companies are buying space in Newsweek? 11 15 -732 5 A full , four - color page in Newsweek will cost $ 100 , 980 . A full , four - color page Are less colorful ads cheaper? 0 7 -733 1 South Korea registered a trade deficit of $ 101 million in October , reflecting the country ' s economic sluggishness , according to government figures released Wednesday . sluggishness , why are they sluggish? 19 21 -733 1 South Korea registered a trade deficit of $ 101 million in October , reflecting the country ' s economic sluggishness , according to government figures released Wednesday . economic sluggishness , Why does the country have economic sluggishness? 18 21 -733 2 Preliminary tallies by the Trade and Industry Ministry showed another trade deficit in October , the fifth monthly setback this year , casting a cloud on South Korea ' s export - oriented economy . export - oriented what do they export? 30 33 -733 2 Preliminary tallies by the Trade and Industry Ministry showed another trade deficit in October , the fifth monthly setback this year , casting a cloud on South Korea ' s export - oriented economy . South Korea ' s export - oriented economy What are it's main exports? 26 34 -733 2 Preliminary tallies by the Trade and Industry Ministry showed another trade deficit in October , the fifth monthly setback this year , casting a cloud on South Korea ' s export - oriented economy . trade deficit Why is there a trade deficit? 10 12 -733 3 Exports in October stood at $ 5 . 29 billion , a mere 0 . 7 % increase from a year earlier , while imports increased sharply to $ 5 . 39 billion , up 20 % from last October . imports increased sharply Why did imports increase sharply? 24 27 -733 4 South Korea ' s economic boom , which began in 1986 , stopped this year because of prolonged labor disputes , trade conflicts and sluggish exports . prolonged labor disputes over what? 17 19 -733 4 South Korea ' s economic boom , which began in 1986 , stopped this year because of prolonged labor disputes , trade conflicts and sluggish exports . prolonged labor disputes , Why are there prolonged labor disputes? 17 21 -733 4 South Korea ' s economic boom , which began in 1986 , stopped this year because of prolonged labor disputes , trade conflicts and sluggish exports . trade conflicts What are the trade conflicts? 21 23 -733 4 South Korea ' s economic boom , which began in 1986 , stopped this year because of prolonged labor disputes , trade conflicts and sluggish exports . prolonged labor disputes , What were the labor disputes about? 17 21 -734 1 Yields on money - market mutual funds continued to slide , amid signs that portfolio managers expect further declines in interest rates . money - market mutual funds what are those? 2 7 -734 1 Yields on money - market mutual funds continued to slide , amid signs that portfolio managers expect further declines in interest rates . further declines in interest rates Why do they expect further declines? 17 22 -734 1 Yields on money - market mutual funds continued to slide , amid signs that portfolio managers expect further declines in interest rates . portfolio What kind of portfolio? 14 15 -734 2 The average seven - day compound yield of the 400 taxable funds tracked by IBC / Donoghue ' s Money Fund Report eased a fraction of a percentage point to 8 . 45 % from 8 . 47 % for the week ended Tuesday . compound yield what is a compound yield? 5 7 -734 2 The average seven - day compound yield of the 400 taxable funds tracked by IBC / Donoghue ' s Money Fund Report eased a fraction of a percentage point to 8 . 45 % from 8 . 47 % for the week ended Tuesday . compound yield What is a compound yield? 5 7 -734 2 The average seven - day compound yield of the 400 taxable funds tracked by IBC / Donoghue ' s Money Fund Report eased a fraction of a percentage point to 8 . 45 % from 8 . 47 % for the week ended Tuesday . eased a fraction of a percentage point How does this compare to other fluctuations? 22 29 -734 2 The average seven - day compound yield of the 400 taxable funds tracked by IBC / Donoghue ' s Money Fund Report eased a fraction of a percentage point to 8 . 45 % from 8 . 47 % for the week ended Tuesday . funds What kind of taxable funds? 11 12 -734 3 Compound yields assume reinvestment of dividends and that the current yield continues for a year . Compound How does this work? 0 1 -734 4 Average maturity of the funds ' investments lengthened by a day to 41 days , the longest since early August , according to Donoghue ' s . day to 41 days , is that short or long? 10 15 -734 5 Longer maturities are thought to indicate declining interest rates because they permit portfolio managers to retain relatively higher rates for a longer period . longer How much longer? 21 22 -735 1 A form of asbestos once used to make Kent cigarette filters has caused a high percentage of cancer deaths among a group of workers exposed to it more than 30 years ago , researchers reported . Kent is that a brand? 8 9 -735 1 A form of asbestos once used to make Kent cigarette filters has caused a high percentage of cancer deaths among a group of workers exposed to it more than 30 years ago , researchers reported . researchers reported Which researchers? 33 35 -735 1 A form of asbestos once used to make Kent cigarette filters has caused a high percentage of cancer deaths among a group of workers exposed to it more than 30 years ago , researchers reported . form of asbestos What type of asbestos was being used? 1 4 -735 1 A form of asbestos once used to make Kent cigarette filters has caused a high percentage of cancer deaths among a group of workers exposed to it more than 30 years ago , researchers reported . asbestos Why was asbestos used in cigarette filters? 3 4 -735 2 The asbestos fiber , crocidolite , is unusually resilient once it enters the lungs , with even brief exposures to it causing symptoms that show up decades later , researchers said . symptoms that show up how does that work? 22 26 -735 2 The asbestos fiber , crocidolite , is unusually resilient once it enters the lungs , with even brief exposures to it causing symptoms that show up decades later , researchers said . resilient Why is crocidolite so resilient? 8 9 -735 2 The asbestos fiber , crocidolite , is unusually resilient once it enters the lungs , with even brief exposures to it causing symptoms that show up decades later , researchers said . unusually resilient Why is it more resilient than other types of fiber? 7 9 -735 3 Lorillard Inc . , the unit of New York - based Loews Corp . that makes Kent cigarettes , stopped using crocidolite in its Micronite cigarette filters in 1956 . crocidolite in its Micronite did they get sued? 21 25 -735 3 Lorillard Inc . , the unit of New York - based Loews Corp . that makes Kent cigarettes , stopped using crocidolite in its Micronite cigarette filters in 1956 . 1956 Why did it stop using them in 1956? 28 29 -735 5 A Lorillard spokewoman said , " This is an old story . " This is an old story Why is it 'old' if the findings are only rather recent? 5 11 -736 1 Two leading constitutional - law experts said President Bush doesn ' t have the legal authority to exercise a line - item veto . line - item veto what is that? 19 23 -736 1 Two leading constitutional - law experts said President Bush doesn ' t have the legal authority to exercise a line - item veto . Two leading constitutional - law experts Which two constitutional-law experts? 0 6 -736 1 Two leading constitutional - law experts said President Bush doesn ' t have the legal authority to exercise a line - item veto . constitutional - law experts Who are the two leading constitutional law experts? 2 6 -736 1 Two leading constitutional - law experts said President Bush doesn ' t have the legal authority to exercise a line - item veto . line - item veto What is a line-item veto? 19 23 -736 1 Two leading constitutional - law experts said President Bush doesn ' t have the legal authority to exercise a line - item veto . line - item what is a line-item veto? 19 22 -736 1 Two leading constitutional - law experts said President Bush doesn ' t have the legal authority to exercise a line - item veto . line - item What is a line-item veto? 19 22 -736 2 Professors Philip Kurland of the University of Chicago and Laurence Tribe of Harvard Law School said any effort by President Bush to claim authority for a line - item veto would contradict the text of the Constitution and the intent of its authors , as well as the views of previous presidents . contradict how would it contradict? 31 32 -736 2 Professors Philip Kurland of the University of Chicago and Laurence Tribe of Harvard Law School said any effort by President Bush to claim authority for a line - item veto would contradict the text of the Constitution and the intent of its authors , as well as the views of previous presidents . Constitution What part of the Constitution does a line-item veto violate? 36 37 -736 2 Professors Philip Kurland of the University of Chicago and Laurence Tribe of Harvard Law School said any effort by President Bush to claim authority for a line - item veto would contradict the text of the Constitution and the intent of its authors , as well as the views of previous presidents . contradict How does Bush claiming authority for a veto contradict the text of the Constitution? 31 32 -736 3 A line - item veto is a procedure that would allow a president to veto part of a big congressional spending bill without having to scuttle the entire measure . scuttle scuttle means avoid? 25 26 -736 4 Mr . Bush has said he would like to be able to use this procedure . has said When did Mr. Bush say that? 3 5 -736 5 A White House spokesman said last week that the president is considering declaring that the Constitution implicitly gives him the authority for a line - item veto to provoke a test case . A White House spokesman Which White House spokesman? 0 4 -736 5 A White House spokesman said last week that the president is considering declaring that the Constitution implicitly gives him the authority for a line - item veto to provoke a test case . provoke a test case What is meant by provoke a test case? 28 32 -737 1 USX Corp . posted a 23 % drop in third - quarter profit , as improved oil results failed to offset weakness in steel and natural gas operations . weakness in steel What were USX's Corps' weaknesses in steal and natural gas operations? 21 24 -737 2 The nation ' s largest steelmaker earned $ 175 million , or 62 cents a share , compared with the year - earlier $ 228 million , or 80 cents a share . million , or 80 why such a big drop? 25 29 -737 2 The nation ' s largest steelmaker earned $ 175 million , or 62 cents a share , compared with the year - earlier $ 228 million , or 80 cents a share . compared with Why did the stock price go down so much? 17 19 -737 4 In the 1988 period , USX also had a $ 71 million after - tax gain from a tax dispute settlement . after - tax gain what was it before tax? 12 16 -737 4 In the 1988 period , USX also had a $ 71 million after - tax gain from a tax dispute settlement . tax dispute settlement What's the tax dispute settlement? 18 21 -737 4 In the 1988 period , USX also had a $ 71 million after - tax gain from a tax dispute settlement . tax dispute settlement What were the details of this dispute and settlement? 18 21 -737 5 Sales rose 5 % to $ 4 . 4 billion from $ 4 . 2 billion . 5 % to $ 4 . 4 billion will they continue to rise? 2 10 -737 5 Sales rose 5 % to $ 4 . 4 billion from $ 4 . 2 billion . Sales rose 5 % If sales rose, why would stock prices go down? 0 4 -738 1 Ralston Purina Co . reported a 47 % decline in fourth - quarter earnings , reflecting restructuring costs as well as a more difficult pet food market . pet food market Why is the pet food market difficult? 24 27 -738 1 Ralston Purina Co . reported a 47 % decline in fourth - quarter earnings , reflecting restructuring costs as well as a more difficult pet food market . more difficult pet food market Why has the pet food market become more difficult? 22 27 -738 1 Ralston Purina Co . reported a 47 % decline in fourth - quarter earnings , reflecting restructuring costs as well as a more difficult pet food market . restructuring How did Ralston Purina Co. restructure? 16 17 -738 2 The St . Louis company earned $ 45 . 2 million , or 65 cents a share , compared with $ 84 . 9 million , or $ 1 . 24 a share , a year earlier . earned $ 45 . 2 million , so only half as last year? 5 12 -738 2 The St . Louis company earned $ 45 . 2 million , or 65 cents a share , compared with $ 84 . 9 million , or $ 1 . 24 a share , a year earlier . compared Why did the St. Louis company earn from the year previously? 18 19 -738 3 Sales in the latest period were $ 1 . 76 billion , a 13 % increase from last year ' s $ 1 . 55 billion . a 13 % increase How did the company manage higher sales despite a more difficult market? 12 16 -738 4 For the year ended Sept . 30 , Ralston earned $ 422 . 5 million , or $ 6 . 44 a share , up 8 . 9 % from $ 387 . 8 million , or $ 5 . 63 a share . year ended which year is it? 2 4 -738 5 This year ' s results included a gain of $ 70 . 2 million on the disposal of seafood operations . disposal of seafood how did disposing help? 16 19 -738 5 This year ' s results included a gain of $ 70 . 2 million on the disposal of seafood operations . seafood operations Why did Ralston dispose of seafood operations? 18 20 -739 1 The Finnish government and major creditors of bankrupt shipyard Waertsilae Marine Industries Oy agreed in principle to form a new company to complete most of the troubled shipyard ' s backlog of 15 ships . backlog what is a backlog in this context? 30 31 -739 1 The Finnish government and major creditors of bankrupt shipyard Waertsilae Marine Industries Oy agreed in principle to form a new company to complete most of the troubled shipyard ' s backlog of 15 ships . shipyard ' s backlog Why was there a backlog? Due to the bankruptcy? 27 31 -739 1 The Finnish government and major creditors of bankrupt shipyard Waertsilae Marine Industries Oy agreed in principle to form a new company to complete most of the troubled shipyard ' s backlog of 15 ships . creditors Who are the creditors? 5 6 -739 1 The Finnish government and major creditors of bankrupt shipyard Waertsilae Marine Industries Oy agreed in principle to form a new company to complete most of the troubled shipyard ' s backlog of 15 ships . troubled What kind of trouble does the company have? 26 27 -739 1 The Finnish government and major creditors of bankrupt shipyard Waertsilae Marine Industries Oy agreed in principle to form a new company to complete most of the troubled shipyard ' s backlog of 15 ships . new company What is the new company that is forming? 19 21 -739 1 The Finnish government and major creditors of bankrupt shipyard Waertsilae Marine Industries Oy agreed in principle to form a new company to complete most of the troubled shipyard ' s backlog of 15 ships . major creditors Who are the major creditors of Waertsilae Marine Industries? 4 6 -739 1 The Finnish government and major creditors of bankrupt shipyard Waertsilae Marine Industries Oy agreed in principle to form a new company to complete most of the troubled shipyard ' s backlog of 15 ships . bankrupt shipyard What made the shipyard bankrupt? 7 9 -739 1 The Finnish government and major creditors of bankrupt shipyard Waertsilae Marine Industries Oy agreed in principle to form a new company to complete most of the troubled shipyard ' s backlog of 15 ships . troubled shipyard ' s How was the shipyard troubled? 26 30 -739 1 The Finnish government and major creditors of bankrupt shipyard Waertsilae Marine Industries Oy agreed in principle to form a new company to complete most of the troubled shipyard ' s backlog of 15 ships . 15 ships Was this the total number of ships for this shipyard? 32 34 -739 2 The new company will attempt to limit the shipyard ' s losses , participants said . " The situation is that the bankruptcy court will get out of the shipbuilding business . will attempt to limit the shipyard ' s losses , How will it attempt this? 3 13 -739 2 The new company will attempt to limit the shipyard ' s losses , participants said . " The situation is that the bankruptcy court will get out of the shipbuilding business . limit How will they limit losses? 6 7 -739 2 The new company will attempt to limit the shipyard ' s losses , participants said . " The situation is that the bankruptcy court will get out of the shipbuilding business . will attempt How will they attempt this? 3 5 -739 3 Everything will be taken over by the new company , " said Christian Andersson , executive vice president of Oy Waertsilae , former parent of Waertsilae Marine . Everything What exactly is everything? 0 1 -739 4 Once its ownership is finalized , the new company will open talks with state - appointed receivers to buy or lease Waertsilae Marine ' s shipyard facilities . state - appointed how are they appointed? 13 16 -739 4 Once its ownership is finalized , the new company will open talks with state - appointed receivers to buy or lease Waertsilae Marine ' s shipyard facilities . receivers Who are the receivers? 16 17 -739 4 Once its ownership is finalized , the new company will open talks with state - appointed receivers to buy or lease Waertsilae Marine ' s shipyard facilities . state - appointed receivers Who are the state-appointed receivers? 13 17 -739 4 Once its ownership is finalized , the new company will open talks with state - appointed receivers to buy or lease Waertsilae Marine ' s shipyard facilities . Once When will it be final? 0 1 -739 4 Once its ownership is finalized , the new company will open talks with state - appointed receivers to buy or lease Waertsilae Marine ' s shipyard facilities . state - appointed receivers Who were these receivers? 13 17 -739 4 Once its ownership is finalized , the new company will open talks with state - appointed receivers to buy or lease Waertsilae Marine ' s shipyard facilities . buy or lease What is the preference? 18 21 -739 5 Subcontractors will be offered a settlement and a swift transition to new management is expected to avert an exodus of skilled workers from Waertsilae Marine ' s two big shipyards , government officials said . settlement What are the terms of the settlement? 5 6 -739 5 Subcontractors will be offered a settlement and a swift transition to new management is expected to avert an exodus of skilled workers from Waertsilae Marine ' s two big shipyards , government officials said . Subcontractors Who are the subcontractors? 0 1 -739 5 Subcontractors will be offered a settlement and a swift transition to new management is expected to avert an exodus of skilled workers from Waertsilae Marine ' s two big shipyards , government officials said . a settlement What will this settlement include? 4 6 -739 5 Subcontractors will be offered a settlement and a swift transition to new management is expected to avert an exodus of skilled workers from Waertsilae Marine ' s two big shipyards , government officials said . swift transition How quick will this transaction be? 8 10 -739 5 Subcontractors will be offered a settlement and a swift transition to new management is expected to avert an exodus of skilled workers from Waertsilae Marine ' s two big shipyards , government officials said . skilled workers Do they train workers in these shipyards? 20 22 -740 1 " Feeding Frenzy " ( Henry Holt , 326 pages , $ 19 . 95 ) , a highly detailed account of the Wedtech scandal , begins on a reassuring note . Wedtech what is wedtech? 23 24 -740 1 " Feeding Frenzy " ( Henry Holt , 326 pages , $ 19 . 95 ) , a highly detailed account of the Wedtech scandal , begins on a reassuring note . a reassuring note How does the book convey this emotion? 28 31 -740 1 " Feeding Frenzy " ( Henry Holt , 326 pages , $ 19 . 95 ) , a highly detailed account of the Wedtech scandal , begins on a reassuring note . Wedtech What was that scandal 23 24 -740 2 Right up front in the preface , co - author William Sternberg gives us an example of his own integrity . example of his own what is the example? 15 19 -740 2 Right up front in the preface , co - author William Sternberg gives us an example of his own integrity . an example of his own integrity How does Mr. Sternberg give this example? 14 20 -740 2 Right up front in the preface , co - author William Sternberg gives us an example of his own integrity . William What is the relation between both authors 10 11 -740 3 When offered a free trip from the Bronx , Wedtech ' s home , to Washington , D . C . , by one of Wedtech ' s principals , he tells the reader , " mindful of accepting anything of value from those I was writing about , I declined . " by one of Wedtech ' s principals , Which one of his principals? 22 30 -740 5 Bribe by bribe , Mr . Sternberg and his co - author , Matthew C . Harrison Jr . , lead us along the path Wedtech traveled , from its inception as a small manufacturing company to the status of full - fledged defense contractor , entrusted with the task of producing vital equipment for the Army and Navy . the status of full - fledged defense contractor , How did the company make this shift? 37 46 -740 5 Bribe by bribe , Mr . Sternberg and his co - author , Matthew C . Harrison Jr . , lead us along the path Wedtech traveled , from its inception as a small manufacturing company to the status of full - fledged defense contractor , entrusted with the task of producing vital equipment for the Army and Navy . entrusted with the task Why does the Army trust them with this task? 46 50 -740 5 Bribe by bribe , Mr . Sternberg and his co - author , Matthew C . Harrison Jr . , lead us along the path Wedtech traveled , from its inception as a small manufacturing company to the status of full - fledged defense contractor , entrusted with the task of producing vital equipment for the Army and Navy . producing vital equipment What kind of vital equipment? 51 54 -741 1 Upjohn Co . said it will offer an early retirement package to as many as 1 , 100 employees in a cost - cutting move expected to result in a fourth - quarter charge . early retirement package to why are they doing that? 8 12 -741 1 Upjohn Co . said it will offer an early retirement package to as many as 1 , 100 employees in a cost - cutting move expected to result in a fourth - quarter charge . cost - cutting move What necessitated the cost-cutting? 21 25 -741 1 Upjohn Co . said it will offer an early retirement package to as many as 1 , 100 employees in a cost - cutting move expected to result in a fourth - quarter charge . Upjohn Co What type of company is Upjohn Co.? 0 2 -741 4 The program , available to Upjohn employees 55 years old or older , could increase an individual ' s retirement benefits 10 % to 20 % . benefits 10 % to 20 % why wouldnt they take? 20 26 -741 4 The program , available to Upjohn employees 55 years old or older , could increase an individual ' s retirement benefits 10 % to 20 % . The program , What will the program include to increase these benefits? 0 3 -741 5 In addition , Upjohn is offering a one - time retirement bonus equal to six months of base pay . to six months of base pay how much is that in dollars? 13 19 -742 1 The U . S . International Trade Commission issued preliminary rulings under the U . S . anti - dumping act that imports of sweaters from Hong Kong , Taiwan and South Korea may be injuring a domestic industry . rulings What kind of rulings? 10 11 -742 1 The U . S . International Trade Commission issued preliminary rulings under the U . S . anti - dumping act that imports of sweaters from Hong Kong , Taiwan and South Korea may be injuring a domestic industry . domestic industry . What industry is this? 37 40 -742 2 Because of the rulings , the Commerce Department will continue to investigate complaints by U . S . sweater makers that the imports are reaching the U . S . at unfairly low prices in violation of the U . S . anti - dumping act . rulings , What were the rulings? 3 5 -742 2 Because of the rulings , the Commerce Department will continue to investigate complaints by U . S . sweater makers that the imports are reaching the U . S . at unfairly low prices in violation of the U . S . anti - dumping act . low prices What is the average price of one of the sweaters in question? 32 34 -742 2 Because of the rulings , the Commerce Department will continue to investigate complaints by U . S . sweater makers that the imports are reaching the U . S . at unfairly low prices in violation of the U . S . anti - dumping act . violation of the U . S . anti - dumping act . How do cheap imported sweaters and dumping equal out? I mean, in a sarcastic maybe... 35 47 -742 3 The law defines unfairly low prices as ones below the cost of production or below prices in an exporter ' s home market . unfairly why is it unfair? 3 4 -742 3 The law defines unfairly low prices as ones below the cost of production or below prices in an exporter ' s home market . below the cost of production How is this possible? 8 13 -742 4 ITC officials said final Commerce Department and ITC rulings won ' t come until next March or later . March of which year? 15 16 -742 4 ITC officials said final Commerce Department and ITC rulings won ' t come until next March or later . March or later Of what year? 15 18 -742 4 ITC officials said final Commerce Department and ITC rulings won ' t come until next March or later . ITC what is this? 0 1 -742 5 If both agencies find violations of the U . S . trade law , the U . S . would assess penalty duties on the imports , which already are subject to import quotas under bilateral textile and apparel trade agreements . bilateral textile and apparel trade agreements are these complex? 35 41 -742 5 If both agencies find violations of the U . S . trade law , the U . S . would assess penalty duties on the imports , which already are subject to import quotas under bilateral textile and apparel trade agreements . import quotas does this mean to restrict the number of sweaters coming into the country? Or we give them an order? 32 34 -743 1 Metallgesellschaft AG said it agreed to acquire 51 % of Lentjes AG from the Ferdinand Lentjes Foundation . Lentjes Who is Lentjes? 10 11 -743 1 Metallgesellschaft AG said it agreed to acquire 51 % of Lentjes AG from the Ferdinand Lentjes Foundation . agreed Why did Metallgesellshaft AG agree to buy Lentjes? 4 5 -743 2 Terms weren ' t disclosed . weren ' t disclosed Why weren't terms disclosed? 1 5 -743 2 Terms weren ' t disclosed . Terms What terms weren't disclosed? 0 1 -743 2 Terms weren ' t disclosed . Terms Why were the terms not disclosed? 0 1 -743 2 Terms weren ' t disclosed . weren ' t disclosed will they be disclosed soon? 1 5 -743 3 Metallgesellschaft , a diversified Frankfurt , West Germany - based metals group , said it is buying the stake in the specialized engineering company to expand its production of environmental supplies for power plants . environmental supplies What kinds of environmental supplies are produced? 29 31 -743 3 Metallgesellschaft , a diversified Frankfurt , West Germany - based metals group , said it is buying the stake in the specialized engineering company to expand its production of environmental supplies for power plants . expand Why does Metallgesellshaft want to expand its products of environmental supplies? 25 26 -743 4 Lentjes ' product mix of specialized boilers and pipes provides a good fit with its own Lurgi G . m . b . with its own With it's own what, what do they make exactly? 13 16 -743 4 Lentjes ' product mix of specialized boilers and pipes provides a good fit with its own Lurgi G . m . b . fit How are boilers and pipes a good fit for Lurgi G.m.b. 12 13 -743 4 Lentjes ' product mix of specialized boilers and pipes provides a good fit with its own Lurgi G . m . b . product mix what is the product ratio mix? 2 4 -743 5 H . plant engineering unit , the company said . engineering How does the unit utilize engineering? 3 4 -743 5 H . plant engineering unit , the company said . unit , the company said did the ceo say it? 4 9 -744 1 The Bush administration ' s nomination of Clarence Thomas to a seat on the federal appeals court here received a blow this week when the American Bar Association gave Mr . Thomas only a " qualified " rating , rather than " well qualified . " nomination Why was Clarence Thomas nominated by the Bush administration for a seat on the federal appeals court? 5 6 -744 1 The Bush administration ' s nomination of Clarence Thomas to a seat on the federal appeals court here received a blow this week when the American Bar Association gave Mr . Thomas only a " qualified " rating , rather than " well qualified . " gave Why did the American Bar association give Mr. Thomas only a qualified rating and not a well qualified rating? 28 29 -744 1 The Bush administration ' s nomination of Clarence Thomas to a seat on the federal appeals court here received a blow this week when the American Bar Association gave Mr . Thomas only a " qualified " rating , rather than " well qualified . " a blow What does a blow mean? 19 21 -744 1 The Bush administration ' s nomination of Clarence Thomas to a seat on the federal appeals court here received a blow this week when the American Bar Association gave Mr . Thomas only a " qualified " rating , rather than " well qualified . " " qualified " Why did Clarence Thomas only have a qualified rating? 34 37 -744 2 People familiar with the Senate Judiciary Committee , which will vote on the nomination , said some liberal members of the panel are likely to question the ABA rating in hearings on the matter . question Why are liberal members likely to question the ABA rating in hearings on the matter? 25 26 -744 2 People familiar with the Senate Judiciary Committee , which will vote on the nomination , said some liberal members of the panel are likely to question the ABA rating in hearings on the matter . liberal What does liberal mean? 17 18 -744 2 People familiar with the Senate Judiciary Committee , which will vote on the nomination , said some liberal members of the panel are likely to question the ABA rating in hearings on the matter . Senate Judiciary Committee , Who is on the Senate Judiciary Committee? 4 8 -744 2 People familiar with the Senate Judiciary Committee , which will vote on the nomination , said some liberal members of the panel are likely to question the ABA rating in hearings on the matter . liberal members Which liberal members are likely to question the ABA ratings? 17 19 -744 3 Mr . Thomas , currently chairman of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission , would add another conservative voice to the closely divided court . currently Why was Mr. Thomas elected as chairman of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission? 4 5 -744 3 Mr . Thomas , currently chairman of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission , would add another conservative voice to the closely divided court . divided Why is the court closely divided? 21 22 -744 4 Groups have accused him of advocating policies that narrowed rights of older workers and of ignoring discrimination by large companies . accused do they have evidence? 2 3 -744 4 Groups have accused him of advocating policies that narrowed rights of older workers and of ignoring discrimination by large companies . accused How do groups know that he is advocating policies that narrowed rights of older workers 2 3 -744 4 Groups have accused him of advocating policies that narrowed rights of older workers and of ignoring discrimination by large companies . ignoring How do groups know he is ignoring discrimination by large companies? 15 16 -744 4 Groups have accused him of advocating policies that narrowed rights of older workers and of ignoring discrimination by large companies . discrimination Why are large companies discriminating? 16 17 -744 4 Groups have accused him of advocating policies that narrowed rights of older workers and of ignoring discrimination by large companies . Groups have accused him What is the proof for these accusations? 0 4 -744 4 Groups have accused him of advocating policies that narrowed rights of older workers and of ignoring discrimination by large companies . advocating policies Which policies has Clarence Thomas advocated that narrowed older workers rights? 5 7 -744 5 Fourteen members of the House with jurisdiction over the EEOC have said they oppose Mr . Thomas ' s nomination because of " serious questions about his judgment { and } respect for the law . " judgment How was his judgement questionable? 27 28 -744 5 Fourteen members of the House with jurisdiction over the EEOC have said they oppose Mr . Thomas ' s nomination because of " serious questions about his judgment { and } respect for the law . " respect How does opposing Mr. Thomas' nomination show respect for the law? 31 32 -744 5 Fourteen members of the House with jurisdiction over the EEOC have said they oppose Mr . Thomas ' s nomination because of " serious questions about his judgment { and } respect for the law . " Fourteen members of the House Which 14 members of the House oppose Mr. Thomas's nomination? 0 5 -745 1 Genetics Institute Inc . , Cambridge , Mass . , said it was awarded U . S . patents for Interleukin - 3 and bone morphogenetic protein . Interleukin - 3 and bone morphogenetic protein What do these products assist with? 20 27 -745 1 Genetics Institute Inc . , Cambridge , Mass . , said it was awarded U . S . patents for Interleukin - 3 and bone morphogenetic protein . bone morphogenetic protein What does this mean? 24 27 -745 2 The patent for Interleukin - 3 covers materials and methods used to make the human blood cell growth factor via recombinant DNA technology . Interleukin - 3 what is it exactly? 3 6 -745 2 The patent for Interleukin - 3 covers materials and methods used to make the human blood cell growth factor via recombinant DNA technology . materials and methods What sorts of methods and materials are used? 7 10 -745 2 The patent for Interleukin - 3 covers materials and methods used to make the human blood cell growth factor via recombinant DNA technology . patent When was this particular patent registered? 1 2 -745 3 Sandoz Ltd . has licensed certain manufacturing and marketing rights for Interleukin - 3 from Genetics Institute and is conducting preclinical studies with it . preclinical studies when will it become public? 20 22 -745 3 Sandoz Ltd . has licensed certain manufacturing and marketing rights for Interleukin - 3 from Genetics Institute and is conducting preclinical studies with it . preclinical studies with it How are these trials conducted? 20 24 -745 3 Sandoz Ltd . has licensed certain manufacturing and marketing rights for Interleukin - 3 from Genetics Institute and is conducting preclinical studies with it . and is conducting preclinical studies with it . What kind of preclinical studies? 17 25 -745 4 Interleukin - 3 may help in treating blood cell deficiencies associated with cancer treatment , bone marrow transplants and other blood - cell disorders , Genetics Institute said . cancer treatment , How long will these treatments require? 12 15 -745 4 Interleukin - 3 may help in treating blood cell deficiencies associated with cancer treatment , bone marrow transplants and other blood - cell disorders , Genetics Institute said . may help in treating blood cell deficiencies In what way could it do this? 3 10 -745 5 The second patent describes bone morphogenetic protein - 1 , a substance that can induce formation of new cartilage . formation of new cartilage how does it do that? 15 19 -745 5 The second patent describes bone morphogenetic protein - 1 , a substance that can induce formation of new cartilage . a substance what is the nature of the substance? 10 12 -746 1 ECONOMIC GROWTH APPEARS to be leveling off , latest reports suggest . leveling off , To what degree is it leveling off? 5 8 -746 1 ECONOMIC GROWTH APPEARS to be leveling off , latest reports suggest . be leveling off , why is it leveling off? 4 8 -746 1 ECONOMIC GROWTH APPEARS to be leveling off , latest reports suggest . latest reports suggest How so and any statistics to show this? 8 11 -746 1 ECONOMIC GROWTH APPEARS to be leveling off , latest reports suggest . suggest How does the latest report know economic growth is starting to level off? 10 11 -746 1 ECONOMIC GROWTH APPEARS to be leveling off , latest reports suggest . leveling off , How much is it leveling off? 5 8 -746 2 Factory orders and construction outlays were largely flat in September , while purchasing agents said manufacturing shrank further in October . largely flat Is there a particular reason the orders and outlays were flat at that time? 6 8 -746 2 Factory orders and construction outlays were largely flat in September , while purchasing agents said manufacturing shrank further in October . manufacturing shrank further Why is the manufacturing shrinking? 15 18 -746 2 Factory orders and construction outlays were largely flat in September , while purchasing agents said manufacturing shrank further in October . outlays what are outlays? 4 5 -746 2 Factory orders and construction outlays were largely flat in September , while purchasing agents said manufacturing shrank further in October . flat Why are factory orders and construction outlays largely flat in September? 7 8 -746 2 Factory orders and construction outlays were largely flat in September , while purchasing agents said manufacturing shrank further in October . shrank Why did manufacturing shrink further in October? 16 17 -746 2 Factory orders and construction outlays were largely flat in September , while purchasing agents said manufacturing shrank further in October . shrank How much did it shrink? 16 17 -746 3 Still , many economists aren ' t predicting a recession anytime soon . recession Why are economists not predicting a recession? 9 10 -746 4 The Fed is coming under pressure to cut short - term interest rates due to the apparent slowing of the economy . under pressure Where is the pressure coming from? 4 6 -746 4 The Fed is coming under pressure to cut short - term interest rates due to the apparent slowing of the economy . cut short - term interest rates How much of a cut is needed? 7 13 -746 4 The Fed is coming under pressure to cut short - term interest rates due to the apparent slowing of the economy . coming under pressure Coming under pressure from whom? 3 6 -746 4 The Fed is coming under pressure to cut short - term interest rates due to the apparent slowing of the economy . cut How does cutting short-term interest rates help the slowing economy? 7 8 -746 5 But it isn ' t clear yet whether the central bank will make such a move . make such a move Is the bank considering another solution? 12 16 -746 5 But it isn ' t clear yet whether the central bank will make such a move . clear yet when will it be clear? 5 7 -746 5 But it isn ' t clear yet whether the central bank will make such a move . isn ' t clear yet Who gets final say in that decision? 2 7 -746 5 But it isn ' t clear yet whether the central bank will make such a move . clear Why is it not clear if the central bank will make a move? 5 6 -746 5 But it isn ' t clear yet whether the central bank will make such a move . move How will it be made clear if the central bank will make such a move? 15 16 -747 1 Komatsu Ltd . , a large integrated maker of construction machinery , posted a 32 % unconsolidated gain in first - half pretax profit . unconsolidated Why was the gain unconsolidated? 16 17 -747 1 Komatsu Ltd . , a large integrated maker of construction machinery , posted a 32 % unconsolidated gain in first - half pretax profit . integrated How is Komatsu Ltd. integrated? 6 7 -747 1 Komatsu Ltd . , a large integrated maker of construction machinery , posted a 32 % unconsolidated gain in first - half pretax profit . unconsolidated gain what does unconsolidated gain mean? 16 18 -747 1 Komatsu Ltd . , a large integrated maker of construction machinery , posted a 32 % unconsolidated gain in first - half pretax profit . first - half pretax what is first-half pretax? 19 23 -747 2 For the period ended Sept . 30 , it earned 16 . 68 billion yen , ( US $ 116 . 7 million ) up from 12 . 68 billion yen the year before . 16 . 68 billion yen , how did they do that? 10 16 -747 2 For the period ended Sept . 30 , it earned 16 . 68 billion yen , ( US $ 116 . 7 million ) up from 12 . 68 billion yen the year before . up Why is earnings up from a year before? 24 25 -747 2 For the period ended Sept . 30 , it earned 16 . 68 billion yen , ( US $ 116 . 7 million ) up from 12 . 68 billion yen the year before . up from 12 . 68 billion yen the year before what caused the difference in profit? 24 34 -747 3 Sales rose 11 % to 292 . 32 billion yen from 263 . 07 billion yen . rose 11 % are people buying more? 1 4 -747 3 Sales rose 11 % to 292 . 32 billion yen from 263 . 07 billion yen . rose Why did sales rise 11% from last year? 1 2 -747 3 Sales rose 11 % to 292 . 32 billion yen from 263 . 07 billion yen . Sales rose 11 % Why did sales rise 11%? 0 4 -747 3 Sales rose 11 % to 292 . 32 billion yen from 263 . 07 billion yen . rose 11 % why did it raise so much? 1 4 -747 4 Net income surged 31 % to 7 . 63 billion yen from 5 . 82 billion yen . income How did income increase 31%? 1 2 -747 4 Net income surged 31 % to 7 . 63 billion yen from 5 . 82 billion yen . Net income what does net income mean? 0 2 -747 5 Per - share net rose to 7 . 84 yen from 6 . 53 yen . rose to 7 . 84 yen from is that a lot? 4 11 -747 5 Per - share net rose to 7 . 84 yen from 6 . 53 yen . rose Why did per-share net rise from 6.53 to 7.84 yen? 4 5 -747 5 Per - share net rose to 7 . 84 yen from 6 . 53 yen . Per - share net What does per-share net mean? 0 4 -747 5 Per - share net rose to 7 . 84 yen from 6 . 53 yen . Per - share net what is per-share net? 0 4 -748 1 ORTEGA ENDED a truce with the Contras and said elections were threatened . Contras who are the contras? 6 7 -748 1 ORTEGA ENDED a truce with the Contras and said elections were threatened . the Contras Who are \"the Contras\"? 5 7 -748 1 ORTEGA ENDED a truce with the Contras and said elections were threatened . truce how long has the truce lasted? 3 4 -748 1 ORTEGA ENDED a truce with the Contras and said elections were threatened . ENDED a truce Why did he end the truce? 1 4 -748 1 ORTEGA ENDED a truce with the Contras and said elections were threatened . elections were threatened How had the elections been threatened? 9 12 -748 2 The Nicaraguan president , citing attacks by the U . S . - backed rebels , suspended a 19 - month - old cease - fire and accused Bush of " promoting death . " While he reaffirmed support for the country ' s Feb . 25 elections , Ortega indicated that renewed U . S . military aid to the Contras could thwart the balloting . " promoting death why is it in quotes? 30 33 -748 2 The Nicaraguan president , citing attacks by the U . S . - backed rebels , suspended a 19 - month - old cease - fire and accused Bush of " promoting death . " While he reaffirmed support for the country ' s Feb . 25 elections , Ortega indicated that renewed U . S . military aid to the Contras could thwart the balloting . U . S . military aid to the Contras Is there any proof that the US is backing this group of considered rebels? 53 62 -748 2 The Nicaraguan president , citing attacks by the U . S . - backed rebels , suspended a 19 - month - old cease - fire and accused Bush of " promoting death . " While he reaffirmed support for the country ' s Feb . 25 elections , Ortega indicated that renewed U . S . military aid to the Contras could thwart the balloting . accused Bush of " promoting What were the accusations? 27 32 -748 2 The Nicaraguan president , citing attacks by the U . S . - backed rebels , suspended a 19 - month - old cease - fire and accused Bush of " promoting death . " While he reaffirmed support for the country ' s Feb . 25 elections , Ortega indicated that renewed U . S . military aid to the Contras could thwart the balloting . Nicaraguan president , What is the presidents name? 1 4 -748 2 The Nicaraguan president , citing attacks by the U . S . - backed rebels , suspended a 19 - month - old cease - fire and accused Bush of " promoting death . " While he reaffirmed support for the country ' s Feb . 25 elections , Ortega indicated that renewed U . S . military aid to the Contras could thwart the balloting . citing attacks Were these attacks confirmed? 4 6 -748 2 The Nicaraguan president , citing attacks by the U . S . - backed rebels , suspended a 19 - month - old cease - fire and accused Bush of " promoting death . " While he reaffirmed support for the country ' s Feb . 25 elections , Ortega indicated that renewed U . S . military aid to the Contras could thwart the balloting . accused Bush What made him accuse Bush? 27 29 -748 3 He said U . S . assistance should be used to demobilize the rebels . U . S . assistance should be used What kind of assistance? 2 10 -748 3 He said U . S . assistance should be used to demobilize the rebels . the rebels How many rebels are there? 12 14 -748 4 A White House spokesman condemned the truce suspension as " deplorable " but brushed off talk of renewing military funding for the insurgents . A White House spokesman Which White House spokesman? 0 4 -748 4 A White House spokesman condemned the truce suspension as " deplorable " but brushed off talk of renewing military funding for the insurgents . brushed off talk Why did the spokesman brush off talks? 13 16 -748 5 The Contra military command , in a statement from Honduras , said Sandinista troops had launched a major offensive against the rebel forces . Sandinista is that a militia? 12 13 -748 5 The Contra military command , in a statement from Honduras , said Sandinista troops had launched a major offensive against the rebel forces . troops Does this number surpass the number of rebels? 13 14 -748 5 The Contra military command , in a statement from Honduras , said Sandinista troops had launched a major offensive against the rebel forces . major offensive What exactly is this offensive? 17 19 -749 1 Coleco Industries Inc . , a once high - flying toy maker whose stock peaked at $ 65 a share in the early 1980s , filed a Chapter 11 reorganization plan that provides just 1 . 125 cents a share for common stockholders . high - flying toy maker how did they go under? 7 12 -749 1 Coleco Industries Inc . , a once high - flying toy maker whose stock peaked at $ 65 a share in the early 1980s , filed a Chapter 11 reorganization plan that provides just 1 . 125 cents a share for common stockholders . Chapter 11 What is a Chapter 11? 27 29 -749 1 Coleco Industries Inc . , a once high - flying toy maker whose stock peaked at $ 65 a share in the early 1980s , filed a Chapter 11 reorganization plan that provides just 1 . 125 cents a share for common stockholders . Chapter 11 What is chapter 11? 27 29 -749 1 Coleco Industries Inc . , a once high - flying toy maker whose stock peaked at $ 65 a share in the early 1980s , filed a Chapter 11 reorganization plan that provides just 1 . 125 cents a share for common stockholders . plan Why does the reorganization plan provide so little per share for common stockholders? 30 31 -749 2 Under the plan , unsecured creditors , who are owed about $ 430 million , would receive about $ 92 million , or 21 cents for each dollar they are owed . unsecured creditors , Who are the unsecured creditors? 4 7 -749 2 Under the plan , unsecured creditors , who are owed about $ 430 million , would receive about $ 92 million , or 21 cents for each dollar they are owed . plan , How does the plan justify paying unsecured creditors only 1/5 of what they’re owed? 2 4 -749 3 In addition , they will receive stock in the reorganized company , which will be named Ranger Industries Inc . Ranger Industries Inc when did they change the name? 16 19 -749 3 In addition , they will receive stock in the reorganized company , which will be named Ranger Industries Inc . Ranger Industries Inc Will Ranger Industries continue to manufacture toys? 16 19 -749 3 In addition , they will receive stock in the reorganized company , which will be named Ranger Industries Inc . reorganized company , Is reorganized another word for bailout? 9 12 -749 5 The Avon , Conn . , company ' s stock hit a high in 1983 after it unveiled its Adam home computer , but the product was plagued with glitches and the company ' s fortunes plunged . plagued with glitches what type of glitches? 27 30 -749 5 The Avon , Conn . , company ' s stock hit a high in 1983 after it unveiled its Adam home computer , but the product was plagued with glitches and the company ' s fortunes plunged . Adam home computer , What did the Adam home computer do? 19 23 -749 5 The Avon , Conn . , company ' s stock hit a high in 1983 after it unveiled its Adam home computer , but the product was plagued with glitches and the company ' s fortunes plunged . the product was plagued with glitches What were the glitches? 24 30 -750 1 Valley Federal Savings & Loan Association took an $ 89 . 9 million charge as it reported a third - quarter loss of $ 70 . 7 million , or $ 12 . 09 a share . $ 89 . 9 million charge why were they charged? 8 14 -750 1 Valley Federal Savings & Loan Association took an $ 89 . 9 million charge as it reported a third - quarter loss of $ 70 . 7 million , or $ 12 . 09 a share . loss Is there a particular cause for this loss? 21 22 -750 1 Valley Federal Savings & Loan Association took an $ 89 . 9 million charge as it reported a third - quarter loss of $ 70 . 7 million , or $ 12 . 09 a share . Valley Federal Savings & Loan Association Where is the Valley Federal Savings & Loan Association? 0 6 -750 2 The Van Nuys , Calif . , thrift had net income of $ 132 , 000 , or three cents a share , a year ago . three cents a share , is that very low? 18 23 -750 3 The bulk of the pretax charge is a $ 62 million write - off of capitalized servicing at the mobile home financing subsidiary , which the company said had been a big drain on earnings . write - off Who authorized the write off? 11 14 -750 3 The bulk of the pretax charge is a $ 62 million write - off of capitalized servicing at the mobile home financing subsidiary , which the company said had been a big drain on earnings . mobile home financing subsidiary , Why did this subsidiary need a write off? 19 24 -750 3 The bulk of the pretax charge is a $ 62 million write - off of capitalized servicing at the mobile home financing subsidiary , which the company said had been a big drain on earnings . big drain on earnings How was it draining? 31 35 -750 3 The bulk of the pretax charge is a $ 62 million write - off of capitalized servicing at the mobile home financing subsidiary , which the company said had been a big drain on earnings . big drain Why is the mobile home financing subsidiary a big drain on earnings? 31 33 -750 3 The bulk of the pretax charge is a $ 62 million write - off of capitalized servicing at the mobile home financing subsidiary , which the company said had been a big drain on earnings . big drain on earnings How was the capitalized servicing a big drain on earnings? 31 35 -750 4 The company said the one - time provision would substantially eliminate all future losses at the unit . all future losses at the unit How could that be guaranteed? 11 17 -750 4 The company said the one - time provision would substantially eliminate all future losses at the unit . eliminate How would the provision eliminate all future losses at the unit? 10 11 -750 5 Valley Federal also added $ 18 million to realestate loan reserves and eliminated $ 9 . 9 million of good will . added $ 18 million to realestate loan reserves Why did they add this amount to those reserves? 3 11 -750 5 Valley Federal also added $ 18 million to realestate loan reserves and eliminated $ 9 . 9 million of good will . good will What was the good will? 19 21 -751 1 Carnival Cruise Lines Inc . said potential problems with the construction of two big cruise ships from Finland have been averted . have been averted how were they averted? 18 21 -751 1 Carnival Cruise Lines Inc . said potential problems with the construction of two big cruise ships from Finland have been averted . potential problems What are the potential problems? 6 8 -751 1 Carnival Cruise Lines Inc . said potential problems with the construction of two big cruise ships from Finland have been averted . potential problems What were the potential problems with the construction of the cruise ships? 6 8 -751 1 Carnival Cruise Lines Inc . said potential problems with the construction of two big cruise ships from Finland have been averted . averted How have the problems with the construction of the cruise ships been averted? 20 21 -751 1 Carnival Cruise Lines Inc . said potential problems with the construction of two big cruise ships from Finland have been averted . two big cruise ships from Finland Which two big cruise ships? 12 18 -751 1 Carnival Cruise Lines Inc . said potential problems with the construction of two big cruise ships from Finland have been averted . potential problems WHAT ARE THE PROBLEMS? 6 8 -751 2 Last week , Miami - based Carnival disclosed that Waertsilae Marine Industries , the Finnish shipyard that is building Carnival ' s new cruise ships , planned to file for bankruptcy . Last week , what year was this? 0 3 -751 2 Last week , Miami - based Carnival disclosed that Waertsilae Marine Industries , the Finnish shipyard that is building Carnival ' s new cruise ships , planned to file for bankruptcy . file for bankruptcy . WHY ARE THEY GOING UNDERIF THEY HAVE A CARNIVAL CONTRACT? 28 32 -751 3 Yesterday , Carnival said a new company has been formed in Finland that will carry on Waertsilae ' s shipbuilding operations . new company What is the new company's name? 5 7 -751 3 Yesterday , Carnival said a new company has been formed in Finland that will carry on Waertsilae ' s shipbuilding operations . new company WHY DID ONE COMPNAYFILE FOR BANKRUPTCY WHILE THEY SET UP A WHOLE NEW COMPANYTO DO THE SAME THING? 5 7 -751 4 Carnival said it will be an 11 % shareholder in the new company . 11 % shareholder do they have any decision making power? 6 9 -751 4 Carnival said it will be an 11 % shareholder in the new company . 11 % shareholder DID THEY HOLD SHARES IN THE LAST COMPANY? 6 9 -751 5 Carnival said the Fantasy , a 2 , 050 - passenger ship that was slated to be delivered this month , will be delivered in January . delivered in January . WHY THE HOLD UP? CAN'T THE ORIGINAL COMPANY FULFILL THE CONTRACT BEFORE CLOSING? 23 27 -752 1 GenCorp Inc . , hurt by a plant accident and other unexpected costs , said it expects to report that fiscal fourth - quarter profit from continuing operations will be significantly below last year ' s $ 25 million . hurt by a plant accident What kind of plant accident? 4 9 -752 1 GenCorp Inc . , hurt by a plant accident and other unexpected costs , said it expects to report that fiscal fourth - quarter profit from continuing operations will be significantly below last year ' s $ 25 million . hurt by a plant accident What type of plant accident occurred? 4 9 -752 1 GenCorp Inc . , hurt by a plant accident and other unexpected costs , said it expects to report that fiscal fourth - quarter profit from continuing operations will be significantly below last year ' s $ 25 million . plant accident What happened? 7 9 -752 1 GenCorp Inc . , hurt by a plant accident and other unexpected costs , said it expects to report that fiscal fourth - quarter profit from continuing operations will be significantly below last year ' s $ 25 million . plant accident What happened in the plant accident? 7 9 -752 1 GenCorp Inc . , hurt by a plant accident and other unexpected costs , said it expects to report that fiscal fourth - quarter profit from continuing operations will be significantly below last year ' s $ 25 million . other unexpected costs , What unexpected costs? 10 14 -752 1 GenCorp Inc . , hurt by a plant accident and other unexpected costs , said it expects to report that fiscal fourth - quarter profit from continuing operations will be significantly below last year ' s $ 25 million . significantly below How much below? 30 32 -752 2 The Fairlawn , Ohio - based company also said that full - year profit from continuing operations will be far below last year ' s $ 148 million . Fairlawn , what part of ohio is that? 1 3 -752 2 The Fairlawn , Ohio - based company also said that full - year profit from continuing operations will be far below last year ' s $ 148 million . will be far below last year ' s $ 148 million Why is the full-year profit lower in this year? 17 28 -752 2 The Fairlawn , Ohio - based company also said that full - year profit from continuing operations will be far below last year ' s $ 148 million . far below how far below are the expectations? 19 21 -752 2 The Fairlawn , Ohio - based company also said that full - year profit from continuing operations will be far below last year ' s $ 148 million . will be far below Is this all due to the accident? 17 21 -752 2 The Fairlawn , Ohio - based company also said that full - year profit from continuing operations will be far below last year ' s $ 148 million . $ 148 million Is this the companies yearly average? 25 28 -752 3 Last year ' s figures include a one - time loss of $ 12 million for restructuring and unusual items . unusual items Why were there so many unusual items? 18 20 -752 3 Last year ' s figures include a one - time loss of $ 12 million for restructuring and unusual items . one - time loss how can you assure this is a one time loss? 7 11 -752 3 Last year ' s figures include a one - time loss of $ 12 million for restructuring and unusual items . unusual items What unusual items? 18 20 -752 4 But the automotive parts and aerospace concern expects that net for the year ending Nov . 30 will exceed last fiscal year ' s net of $ 70 million , or $ 2 . 19 a share , primarily because of $ 200 million in gains from sales of discontinued operations . concern what does concern mean in this context? 6 7 -752 4 But the automotive parts and aerospace concern expects that net for the year ending Nov . 30 will exceed last fiscal year ' s net of $ 70 million , or $ 2 . 19 a share , primarily because of $ 200 million in gains from sales of discontinued operations . discontinued operations Which operations were stopped? 49 51 -752 4 But the automotive parts and aerospace concern expects that net for the year ending Nov . 30 will exceed last fiscal year ' s net of $ 70 million , or $ 2 . 19 a share , primarily because of $ 200 million in gains from sales of discontinued operations . aerospace concern what is the context of using the word concern here? 5 7 -752 4 But the automotive parts and aerospace concern expects that net for the year ending Nov . 30 will exceed last fiscal year ' s net of $ 70 million , or $ 2 . 19 a share , primarily because of $ 200 million in gains from sales of discontinued operations . will exceed What will make it exceed last years? 17 19 -752 4 But the automotive parts and aerospace concern expects that net for the year ending Nov . 30 will exceed last fiscal year ' s net of $ 70 million , or $ 2 . 19 a share , primarily because of $ 200 million in gains from sales of discontinued operations . discontinued operations How many operations were discontinued? 49 51 -752 5 Harry Millis , an analyst at McDonald & Co . in Cleveland , said GenCorp ' s unanticipated losses come largely from an accident at a government - owned assembly plant in Kansas , run by a private subcontractor , that makes cluster bombs for GenCorp ' s Aerojet Ordnance business . Millis , what are his credentials? 1 3 -752 5 Harry Millis , an analyst at McDonald & Co . in Cleveland , said GenCorp ' s unanticipated losses come largely from an accident at a government - owned assembly plant in Kansas , run by a private subcontractor , that makes cluster bombs for GenCorp ' s Aerojet Ordnance business . cluster bombs what do cluster bombs do? 42 44 -752 5 Harry Millis , an analyst at McDonald & Co . in Cleveland , said GenCorp ' s unanticipated losses come largely from an accident at a government - owned assembly plant in Kansas , run by a private subcontractor , that makes cluster bombs for GenCorp ' s Aerojet Ordnance business . plant in Kansas , How many plants do they own around the country? 30 34 -752 5 Harry Millis , an analyst at McDonald & Co . in Cleveland , said GenCorp ' s unanticipated losses come largely from an accident at a government - owned assembly plant in Kansas , run by a private subcontractor , that makes cluster bombs for GenCorp ' s Aerojet Ordnance business . an accident What happened? 22 24 -753 1 DD Acquisition Corp . , a partnership of Unicorp Canada Corp . ' s Kingsbridge Capital Group and Cara Operations Ltd . , extended to Nov . 20 its $ 45 - a - share offer for all Dunkin ' Donuts Inc . shares outstanding . extended Why did DD Acquisition Corp it’s Dunking Donuts share offer? 23 24 -753 2 The offer , which was due to expire yesterday , is conditional on 50 . 1 % of Dunkin ' common shares , on a fully diluted basis , being tendered and on the withdrawal of the company ' s poison pill rights plan . poison pill rights plan what is that? 40 44 -753 2 The offer , which was due to expire yesterday , is conditional on 50 . 1 % of Dunkin ' common shares , on a fully diluted basis , being tendered and on the withdrawal of the company ' s poison pill rights plan . conditional Why did DD Acquisitions make its offer conditional on these terms? 11 12 -753 2 The offer , which was due to expire yesterday , is conditional on 50 . 1 % of Dunkin ' common shares , on a fully diluted basis , being tendered and on the withdrawal of the company ' s poison pill rights plan . poison pill rights plan What is the poison pill rights plan? 40 44 -753 3 DD Acquisition has launched a suit in a Delaware court seeking the withdrawal of Dunkin ' s poison pill rights and employee stock ownership plans , which it claims were put in place to deter bidders . deter will this work? 34 35 -753 4 DD Acquisition said 2 . 2 million shares , or about 38 . 5 % of the shares outstanding , have been tendered under its offer . tendered what does tendered mean? 22 23 -754 1 Reuters Holdings PLC said Michael Reupke resigned as general manager to pursue unspecified interests , a move the news organization termed an " amicable separation . " " amicable separation why is it quoted? 22 25 -754 2 Mr . Reupke , 52 years old and a 27 - year Reuters veteran , had been the information - services company ' s general manager for only six months . general manager What does the general manager oversee specifically? 24 26 -754 2 Mr . Reupke , 52 years old and a 27 - year Reuters veteran , had been the information - services company ' s general manager for only six months . general manager for only six months What was Reupke's previous job title before he became GM? 24 30 -754 4 No successor was named , and Mr . Reupke ' s duties will be split among three other senior Reuters executives , the company said . successor was named , why was there no successor named? 1 5 -754 4 No successor was named , and Mr . Reupke ' s duties will be split among three other senior Reuters executives , the company said . successor Why was no successor named? 1 2 -754 4 No successor was named , and Mr . Reupke ' s duties will be split among three other senior Reuters executives , the company said . three other senior Reuters executives , Who are the three senior Reuters executives who will split the duties? 16 22 -754 4 No successor was named , and Mr . Reupke ' s duties will be split among three other senior Reuters executives , the company said . three other senior Reuters executives , Who are the three other senior executives? 16 22 -754 4 No successor was named , and Mr . Reupke ' s duties will be split among three other senior Reuters executives , the company said . No successor was named , Why had no successor been named by the company? 0 5 -754 5 In a telephone interview , Mr . Reupke said his departure was for " personal reasons , " which he declined to specify . " There is no business reason for my departure , " nor any disagreement over policy , he added . " personal reasons , " was he lying? 13 18 -755 1 Rockwell International Corp . reported flat operating earnings for the fourth quarter ended Sept . 30 . earnings in which year? 7 8 -755 1 Rockwell International Corp . reported flat operating earnings for the fourth quarter ended Sept . 30 . Rockwell International Corp . Which industry does Rockwell operate in? 0 4 -755 1 Rockwell International Corp . reported flat operating earnings for the fourth quarter ended Sept . 30 . flat Why are the operating earnings flat for the fourth quarter? 5 6 -755 1 Rockwell International Corp . reported flat operating earnings for the fourth quarter ended Sept . 30 . flat Is there a reason why they had flat earnings? 5 6 -755 2 The aerospace , automotive supply , electronics and printing - press concern also indicated that the first half of fiscal 1990 could be rough . rough why would it be rough? 23 24 -755 2 The aerospace , automotive supply , electronics and printing - press concern also indicated that the first half of fiscal 1990 could be rough . the first half of fiscal 1990 could be rough . Why would the first half of 1990 be a tough time, fiscally? 15 25 -755 2 The aerospace , automotive supply , electronics and printing - press concern also indicated that the first half of fiscal 1990 could be rough . indicated How did aerospace, automotive supply, electronics and printing-press indicate that the first half of fiscal 1990 could be rough? 13 14 -755 2 The aerospace , automotive supply , electronics and printing - press concern also indicated that the first half of fiscal 1990 could be rough . rough Is there a reason they are expecting this to be a rough season? 23 24 -755 3 In an interview , Donald Beall , chairman , said first - half profit certainly would trail the past year ' s , primarily because of weakness in the heavy - truck and passenger - car markets . weakness in the heavy - truck and passenger - car Why would there be weakness in these markets? 26 36 -755 3 In an interview , Donald Beall , chairman , said first - half profit certainly would trail the past year ' s , primarily because of weakness in the heavy - truck and passenger - car markets . weakness Why are heavy-truck and passenger-car markets weak? 26 27 -755 3 In an interview , Donald Beall , chairman , said first - half profit certainly would trail the past year ' s , primarily because of weakness in the heavy - truck and passenger - car markets . weakness What is causing this weakness in the market? 26 27 -755 4 Still , he added , if the industrial sector remains relatively stable , Rockwell should be able to recover in the second half and about equal fiscal 1989 ' s operating profit of $ 630 . 9 million . industrial sector is that a big sector? 7 9 -755 4 Still , he added , if the industrial sector remains relatively stable , Rockwell should be able to recover in the second half and about equal fiscal 1989 ' s operating profit of $ 630 . 9 million . stable , Why is the industrial sector stable? 11 13 -755 4 Still , he added , if the industrial sector remains relatively stable , Rockwell should be able to recover in the second half and about equal fiscal 1989 ' s operating profit of $ 630 . 9 million . recover How will Rockwell recover in the second half of the 1989 fiscal year? 18 19 -755 4 Still , he added , if the industrial sector remains relatively stable , Rockwell should be able to recover in the second half and about equal fiscal 1989 ' s operating profit of $ 630 . 9 million . $ 630 What we're their earnings last year? 33 35 -755 5 For fiscal 1989 ' s fourth quarter , Rockwell ' s net income totaled $ 126 . 1 million , or 50 cents a share . $ 126 How did Rockwell net $126.1 million? 14 16 -755 5 For fiscal 1989 ' s fourth quarter , Rockwell ' s net income totaled $ 126 . 1 million , or 50 cents a share . share What do they anticipate the price per share at the end of next year? 24 25 -756 1 A . L . Williams Corp . was merged into Primerica Corp . , New York , after a special meeting of Williams shareholders cleared the transaction , the companies said . merged Why did A.L. Williams Corp. merge into Primerica Corp.? 8 9 -756 2 Primerica , which had owned nearly 70 % of Williams , will pay about 16 . 7 million shares , currently valued at almost $ 472 million , for the rest of Williams . nearly 70 % was it less than 70 percent? 5 8 -756 2 Primerica , which had owned nearly 70 % of Williams , will pay about 16 . 7 million shares , currently valued at almost $ 472 million , for the rest of Williams . pay about 16 . 7 million shares , Why will it pay using shares? 12 20 -756 2 Primerica , which had owned nearly 70 % of Williams , will pay about 16 . 7 million shares , currently valued at almost $ 472 million , for the rest of Williams . for the rest Who will it pay for the rest to? 28 31 -756 2 Primerica , which had owned nearly 70 % of Williams , will pay about 16 . 7 million shares , currently valued at almost $ 472 million , for the rest of Williams . Primerica , What is the Primerica Corporation? 0 2 -756 3 The financial - services company will pay 0 . 82 share for each Williams share . 0 . 82 share why so low? 7 11 -756 3 The financial - services company will pay 0 . 82 share for each Williams share . 0 . 82 share Shouldn't this be 0.82 a share? 7 11 -756 4 Williams shares , which were to be delisted from the New York Stock Exchange after the close of composite trading yesterday , closed at $ 23 . 25 , off 12 . 5 cents . delisted why would they be delisted? 7 8 -756 4 Williams shares , which were to be delisted from the New York Stock Exchange after the close of composite trading yesterday , closed at $ 23 . 25 , off 12 . 5 cents . delisted Why will Williams shares be delisted from the New York Stock Exchange? 7 8 -756 4 Williams shares , which were to be delisted from the New York Stock Exchange after the close of composite trading yesterday , closed at $ 23 . 25 , off 12 . 5 cents . delisted Why would it be delisted? 7 8 -757 1 New York financier Saul Steinberg sought federal permission to buy more than 15 % of United Airlines ' parent , UAL Corp . , saying he might seek control of the nation ' s second - largest airline . seek control Why does Saul Steinberg want to seek control of United Airlines? 27 29 -757 1 New York financier Saul Steinberg sought federal permission to buy more than 15 % of United Airlines ' parent , UAL Corp . , saying he might seek control of the nation ' s second - largest airline . sought federal permission what does that involve? 5 8 -757 1 New York financier Saul Steinberg sought federal permission to buy more than 15 % of United Airlines ' parent , UAL Corp . , saying he might seek control of the nation ' s second - largest airline . federal permission Why does he need federal permission? 6 8 -757 1 New York financier Saul Steinberg sought federal permission to buy more than 15 % of United Airlines ' parent , UAL Corp . , saying he might seek control of the nation ' s second - largest airline . control of the nation ' s second - largest airline Why was he wanting to control the airline? 28 38 -757 2 Although takeover experts said they doubted Mr . Steinberg will make a bid by himself , the application by his Reliance Group Holdings Inc . could signal his interest in helping revive a failed labor - management bid . takeover experts Who are the experts? 1 3 -757 2 Although takeover experts said they doubted Mr . Steinberg will make a bid by himself , the application by his Reliance Group Holdings Inc . could signal his interest in helping revive a failed labor - management bid . bid by himself , Why do they think he will not make a bid by himself? 12 16 -757 2 Although takeover experts said they doubted Mr . Steinberg will make a bid by himself , the application by his Reliance Group Holdings Inc . could signal his interest in helping revive a failed labor - management bid . failed labor - management bid Why did the bid fall through? 33 38 -757 3 Such an application for federal antitrust clearance is necessary for any investor that might seek control . necessary Why is a federal antitrust clearance necessary? 8 9 -757 3 Such an application for federal antitrust clearance is necessary for any investor that might seek control . federal antitrust clearance what does that mean exactly? 4 7 -757 3 Such an application for federal antitrust clearance is necessary for any investor that might seek control . antitrust clearance What is antitrust clearance? 5 7 -757 4 But some investors have used such filings to boost the value of their stock holdings , which - - without buying more stock - - they then sold . filings to boost How does this filing boost the value of their stock? 6 9 -757 5 Takeover stock traders were puzzled by the Reliance filing and cautioned that it doesn ' t mean Mr . Steinberg will definitely seek control . " Maybe he just wants to make something happen , " said one takeover expert . Takeover stock traders what is a takeover stock trader? 0 3 -757 5 Takeover stock traders were puzzled by the Reliance filing and cautioned that it doesn ' t mean Mr . Steinberg will definitely seek control . " Maybe he just wants to make something happen , " said one takeover expert . Mr . Steinberg will definitely seek control What other actions could be undertaken instead of a takeover? 17 24 -758 1 A nickname for measures to stop the market from plunging too far too fast . nickname what is the nickname? 1 2 -758 1 A nickname for measures to stop the market from plunging too far too fast . nickname what is the nickname? 1 2 -758 1 A nickname for measures to stop the market from plunging too far too fast . measures What is considered a measure? 3 4 -758 1 A nickname for measures to stop the market from plunging too far too fast . nickname What was the nickname? 1 2 -758 1 A nickname for measures to stop the market from plunging too far too fast . too far too fast How fast or far does the market have to fall for these measures to take effect? 10 14 -758 2 Several moves were taken following the October 1987 crash to coordinate - - and sometimes deliberately disconnect - - the stock and futures markets in times of heightened volatility . heightened volatility why is volatility heightened? 27 29 -758 2 Several moves were taken following the October 1987 crash to coordinate - - and sometimes deliberately disconnect - - the stock and futures markets in times of heightened volatility . moves what were the moves? 1 2 -758 2 Several moves were taken following the October 1987 crash to coordinate - - and sometimes deliberately disconnect - - the stock and futures markets in times of heightened volatility . moves What moves were taken? 1 2 -758 2 Several moves were taken following the October 1987 crash to coordinate - - and sometimes deliberately disconnect - - the stock and futures markets in times of heightened volatility . Several moves What were the moves? 0 2 -758 2 Several moves were taken following the October 1987 crash to coordinate - - and sometimes deliberately disconnect - - the stock and futures markets in times of heightened volatility . October 1987 crash What led to the 1987 crash? 6 9 -758 3 On the Big Board , a " side car " is put into effect when the S & P futures rise or fall 12 points . " side car " what is a side car? 6 10 -758 3 On the Big Board , a " side car " is put into effect when the S & P futures rise or fall 12 points . " side what is a side car? 6 8 -758 3 On the Big Board , a " side car " is put into effect when the S & P futures rise or fall 12 points . " side What is a side car? 6 8 -758 3 On the Big Board , a " side car " is put into effect when the S & P futures rise or fall 12 points . " side car " Whats a side car? 6 10 -758 4 The side car routes program trades into a special computer file that scans for imbalances of buy and sell orders . imbalances What type of imbalances? 14 15 -758 5 On the Chicago Mercantile Exchange , S & P 500 futures are not allowed to fall further than 12 points from the previous day ' s close for half an hour . futures What do you mean by futures? 10 11 -759 1 Rep . John Dingell , an important sponsor of President Bush ' s clean - air bill , plans to unveil a surprise proposal that would break with the White House on a centerpiece issue : acid rain . important sponsor What makes John Dingell an important sponsor? 6 8 -759 1 Rep . John Dingell , an important sponsor of President Bush ' s clean - air bill , plans to unveil a surprise proposal that would break with the White House on a centerpiece issue : acid rain . a surprise proposal What does the proposal say? 21 24 -759 1 Rep . John Dingell , an important sponsor of President Bush ' s clean - air bill , plans to unveil a surprise proposal that would break with the White House on a centerpiece issue : acid rain . acid rain Why is acid rain a concern for the White House? 36 38 -759 1 Rep . John Dingell , an important sponsor of President Bush ' s clean - air bill , plans to unveil a surprise proposal that would break with the White House on a centerpiece issue : acid rain . break How will Dingell’s proposal break with the White House’s position on acid rain? 26 27 -759 1 Rep . John Dingell , an important sponsor of President Bush ' s clean - air bill , plans to unveil a surprise proposal that would break with the White House on a centerpiece issue : acid rain . clean - air bill , What is the clean-air bill? 13 18 -759 2 The Michigan Democrat ' s proposal , which is expected today , is described by government sources and lobbyists as significantly weaker than the Bush administration ' s plan to cut utility emissions that lead to acid rain . Michigan Democrat ' s is he from michigan? 1 5 -759 2 The Michigan Democrat ' s proposal , which is expected today , is described by government sources and lobbyists as significantly weaker than the Bush administration ' s plan to cut utility emissions that lead to acid rain . government sources Which government sources? 15 17 -759 2 The Michigan Democrat ' s proposal , which is expected today , is described by government sources and lobbyists as significantly weaker than the Bush administration ' s plan to cut utility emissions that lead to acid rain . significantly weaker Why do they feel it is weaker? 20 22 -759 2 The Michigan Democrat ' s proposal , which is expected today , is described by government sources and lobbyists as significantly weaker than the Bush administration ' s plan to cut utility emissions that lead to acid rain . Michigan Democrat ' s proposal , What is the Michigan Democrat's proposal? 1 7 -759 3 The administration ' s plan could cost utilities , mainly those that use coal , up to $ 4 billion a year . up to $ 4 billion a year Is more than the norm? 15 22 -759 3 The administration ' s plan could cost utilities , mainly those that use coal , up to $ 4 billion a year . administration ' s plan What does the administration's plan consist of? 1 5 -759 4 The proposal comes as a surprise even to administration officials and temporarily throws into chaos the House ' s work on clean - air legislation . a surprise Why was this a surprise? 4 6 -760 2 Net advanced to $ 94 . 2 million , or 89 cents a share , from $ 85 million , or 83 cents a share , including net realized investment gains of $ 31 million , up from $ 10 million a year ago . net realized investment gains What are net realized investment gains? 27 31 -760 3 But revenue declined to $ 3 billion from $ 3 . 2 billion . billion from $ 3 . 2 billion how did that happen? 6 13 -760 3 But revenue declined to $ 3 billion from $ 3 . 2 billion . declined Why did revenue decline? 2 3 -760 3 But revenue declined to $ 3 billion from $ 3 . 2 billion . revenue For what reason did revenue decline? 1 2 -760 3 But revenue declined to $ 3 billion from $ 3 . 2 billion . revenue How did revenue decline while net advanced? 1 2 -760 3 But revenue declined to $ 3 billion from $ 3 . 2 billion . But revenue declined How can a company's stock grow so high when it loses money? 0 3 -760 4 Travelers estimated that the California earthquake last month will result in a fourth - quarter pre - tax charge of less than $ 10 million . earthquake Why would the earthquake have economic impacts? 5 6 -760 4 Travelers estimated that the California earthquake last month will result in a fourth - quarter pre - tax charge of less than $ 10 million . estimated How did Travelers estimate estimate this pre-tax charge? 1 2 -760 4 Travelers estimated that the California earthquake last month will result in a fourth - quarter pre - tax charge of less than $ 10 million . fourth - quarter pre - tax charge Who is being charged? 12 19 -760 5 The insurer ' s earnings from commercial property / casualty lines fell 59 % in the latest quarter , while it lost $ 7 . 2 million in its personal property / casualty business , compared with earnings of $ 6 . 1 million a year ago . commercial Why did the earnings fall? 6 7 -760 5 The insurer ' s earnings from commercial property / casualty lines fell 59 % in the latest quarter , while it lost $ 7 . 2 million in its personal property / casualty business , compared with earnings of $ 6 . 1 million a year ago . commercial property / casualty lines Why did earnings from commercial property/casualty lines fall 59%? 6 11 -760 5 The insurer ' s earnings from commercial property / casualty lines fell 59 % in the latest quarter , while it lost $ 7 . 2 million in its personal property / casualty business , compared with earnings of $ 6 . 1 million a year ago . earnings from commercial property / casualty Why are property and casualty industries grouped together? 4 10 -761 1 Consumer confidence stayed strong in October , despite the unsettling gyrations of the stock market . unsettling gyrations why were there gyrations? 9 11 -761 1 Consumer confidence stayed strong in October , despite the unsettling gyrations of the stock market . unsettling gyrations what caused the gyrations in the stock market? 9 11 -761 1 Consumer confidence stayed strong in October , despite the unsettling gyrations of the stock market . gyrations What are the specific details related to the 'gyrations'? 10 11 -761 2 " The sharp stock market decline in late October appears to have had little or no effect on consumers , " said Fabian Linden , executive director of the Conference Board ' s consumer research center . " Survey returns received after the drop in the Dow Jones average were about the same as the views expressed prior to that event . " Fabian Linden , what are his credentials? 22 25 -761 2 " The sharp stock market decline in late October appears to have had little or no effect on consumers , " said Fabian Linden , executive director of the Conference Board ' s consumer research center . " Survey returns received after the drop in the Dow Jones average were about the same as the views expressed prior to that event . " had little or no effect on consumers , " how come there was no effect? 12 21 -761 2 " The sharp stock market decline in late October appears to have had little or no effect on consumers , " said Fabian Linden , executive director of the Conference Board ' s consumer research center . " Survey returns received after the drop in the Dow Jones average were about the same as the views expressed prior to that event . " Conference Board ' s what is the conference board? 29 33 -761 3 The nonprofit , industry - supported group said its Consumer Confidence Index was 116 . 4 in October , barely changed from a revised 116 . 3 in September . 116 . 4 is this high or low? what is the normal range? 13 16 -761 3 The nonprofit , industry - supported group said its Consumer Confidence Index was 116 . 4 in October , barely changed from a revised 116 . 3 in September . Index How is the index measured? 11 12 -761 4 The index was 116 . 9 in October 1988 and in the past year has ranged from a low of 112 . 9 to a high of 120 . 7 . 112 . 9 to why does it fluctuate so much? 20 24 -761 4 The index was 116 . 9 in October 1988 and in the past year has ranged from a low of 112 . 9 to a high of 120 . 7 . low of 112 . 9 to a high of 120 . 7 how does this compare to normal ranges? 18 30 -761 4 The index was 116 . 9 in October 1988 and in the past year has ranged from a low of 112 . 9 to a high of 120 . 7 . 1988 Why bring up 1988? 8 9 -761 5 It uses a base of 100 in 1985 . in 1985 what about now? 6 8 -761 5 It uses a base of 100 in 1985 . base of 100 what does this mean? is this normal or no? 3 6 -761 5 It uses a base of 100 in 1985 . base why is 100 in 1985 the base? 3 4 -761 5 It uses a base of 100 in 1985 . 100 Why does it use a base of 100? 5 6 -762 1 The following issues were recently filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission : Securities and Exchange Commission : What is the Securities and Exchange Commision? 8 13 -762 1 The following issues were recently filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission : issues What issues? 2 3 -762 2 Intermec Corp . , offering of 1 , 050 , 000 common shares , via Goldman , Sachs & Co . and Piper , Jaffray & Hopwood Inc . common shares , what are common shares? 11 14 -762 4 Midwesco Filter Resources Inc . , initial offering of 830 , 000 common shares , to be offered by the company , via Chicago Corp . via Chicago Corp what does via mean here? 22 25 -762 5 Nylev Municipal Fund Inc . , offering of five million common shares . five million common shares why so much? 8 12 -763 1 N . V . DSM said net income in the third quarter jumped 63 % as the company had substantially lower extraordinary charges to account for a restructuring program . restructuring program What kind of restructuring program? 27 29 -763 1 N . V . DSM said net income in the third quarter jumped 63 % as the company had substantially lower extraordinary charges to account for a restructuring program . net income What was the original net income? 6 8 -763 1 N . V . DSM said net income in the third quarter jumped 63 % as the company had substantially lower extraordinary charges to account for a restructuring program . extraordinary charges what type of charges are we talking about? 21 23 -763 2 The Dutch chemical group said net income gained to 235 million guilders ( $ 113 . 2 million ) , or 6 . 70 guilders a share , from 144 million guilders , or 4 . 10 guilders a share , a year ago . 235 million guilders What does this mean? 9 12 -763 2 The Dutch chemical group said net income gained to 235 million guilders ( $ 113 . 2 million ) , or 6 . 70 guilders a share , from 144 million guilders , or 4 . 10 guilders a share , a year ago . The Dutch chemical Who is the Dutch chemical group? 0 3 -763 2 The Dutch chemical group said net income gained to 235 million guilders ( $ 113 . 2 million ) , or 6 . 70 guilders a share , from 144 million guilders , or 4 . 10 guilders a share , a year ago . 144 million guilders , what is the usd conversion? giving the conversion on the first number without giving the conversion on the second makes no sense. 29 33 -763 3 The 32 % state - owned DSM had eight million guilders of extraordinary charges in the latest quarter , mainly to reflect one - time losses in connection with the disposal of some operations . one - time losses what are one time losses? 22 26 -763 3 The 32 % state - owned DSM had eight million guilders of extraordinary charges in the latest quarter , mainly to reflect one - time losses in connection with the disposal of some operations . guilders what does guilders mean? 10 11 -763 3 The 32 % state - owned DSM had eight million guilders of extraordinary charges in the latest quarter , mainly to reflect one - time losses in connection with the disposal of some operations . DSM Whats is the DSM? 6 7 -763 3 The 32 % state - owned DSM had eight million guilders of extraordinary charges in the latest quarter , mainly to reflect one - time losses in connection with the disposal of some operations . disposal of some operations . what operations are they speaking of? 30 35 -763 4 The charges were offset in part by a gain from the sale of the company ' s construction division . the sale of the company ' s construction division . What did the company's construction division sell for? 10 20 -763 4 The charges were offset in part by a gain from the sale of the company ' s construction division . company ' s construction why did they gain in construction? 14 18 -763 4 The charges were offset in part by a gain from the sale of the company ' s construction division . charges What charges? 1 2 -763 4 The charges were offset in part by a gain from the sale of the company ' s construction division . The charges What was the total of the charges? 0 2 -763 4 The charges were offset in part by a gain from the sale of the company ' s construction division . sale of the company ' s construction division . what was the motivation to sell a construction business? 11 20 -763 5 Last year , DSM had 71 million guilders of extraordinary charges for the restructuring program and other transactions . extraordinary Which extraordinary charges? 9 10 -763 5 Last year , DSM had 71 million guilders of extraordinary charges for the restructuring program and other transactions . 71 million guilders of extraordinary charges What was the dollar amount of these charges? 5 11 -763 5 Last year , DSM had 71 million guilders of extraordinary charges for the restructuring program and other transactions . restructuring program what did they restructure? was is restucturing the company after the sale? 13 15 -763 5 Last year , DSM had 71 million guilders of extraordinary charges for the restructuring program and other transactions . 71 million guilders how did they spend 71 million dollars on these charges? 5 8 -764 1 The limits to legal absurdity stretched another notch this week when the Supreme Court refused to hear an appeal from a case that says corporate defendants must pay damages even after proving that they could not possibly have caused the harm . absurdity stretched was it already absurd prior? 4 6 -764 1 The limits to legal absurdity stretched another notch this week when the Supreme Court refused to hear an appeal from a case that says corporate defendants must pay damages even after proving that they could not possibly have caused the harm . limits what are the limits? 1 2 -764 1 The limits to legal absurdity stretched another notch this week when the Supreme Court refused to hear an appeal from a case that says corporate defendants must pay damages even after proving that they could not possibly have caused the harm . corporate defendants must pay damages Why should corporate defendants pay damages? 24 29 -764 2 We can understand and share the compassion that makes judges sometimes wish to offer a kind of Solomonic aid to those who ' ve been hurt . Solomonic aid what does this mean? 17 19 -764 3 But this case is a stark lesson in how the failures of the traditional policy - making process have left the courts as the only forum this country has to debate risk , technology and innovation . failures of the traditional policy - making process Why are there failures of the traditional policy making process? 10 18 -764 4 Too often now , a single court decision becomes the precedent for other , less compelling cases . Too often now , who does this harm? 0 4 -765 1 Wall Street ' s big securities firms face the prospect of having their credit ratings lowered . having their credit ratings lowered Why are their credit ratings being lowered? 11 16 -765 1 Wall Street ' s big securities firms face the prospect of having their credit ratings lowered . credit ratings lowered Why would the securities firms have their credit ratings lowered? 13 16 -765 2 The reason : Risks from the firms ' new " merchant banking " activities are rising as revenue from the industry ' s traditional business erodes . " merchant banking " what is merchant banking? 9 13 -765 2 The reason : Risks from the firms ' new " merchant banking " activities are rising as revenue from the industry ' s traditional business erodes . Risks Why are they allowed to participate in risky behavior? 3 4 -765 3 The downgrading of debt issued by CS First Boston Inc . , parent of First Boston Corp . , by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . , coupled with a Moody ' s announcement that Shearson Lehman Hutton Holdings Inc . is under review for a possible downgrade , sent shivers through the brokerage community this week . downgrading How much were they downgraded? 1 2 -765 4 With the shudders came the realization that some of Wall Street ' s biggest players are struggling to maintain the stellar credit standing required to finance their activities profitably . struggling to maintain the stellar credit how can they maintain it? 16 22 -765 4 With the shudders came the realization that some of Wall Street ' s biggest players are struggling to maintain the stellar credit standing required to finance their activities profitably . came the realization Why are they realizing it just now? 3 6 -765 5 Securities firms are among the biggest issuers of commercial paper , or short - term corporate IOUs , which they sell to finance their daily operations . corporate IOUs , what are ious? 15 18 -765 5 Securities firms are among the biggest issuers of commercial paper , or short - term corporate IOUs , which they sell to finance their daily operations . sell to finance their daily operations How much do they sell? 20 26 -766 1 Reed International PLC said that net income for the six months ended Oct . 1 slipped 5 % to # 89 . 7 million ( $ 141 . 9 million ) , or 16 pence a share , from # 94 . 8 million ( $ 149 . 9 million ) , or 17 . 3 pence a share . pence what is a pence? 34 35 -766 1 Reed International PLC said that net income for the six months ended Oct . 1 slipped 5 % to # 89 . 7 million ( $ 141 . 9 million ) , or 16 pence a share , from # 94 . 8 million ( $ 149 . 9 million ) , or 17 . 3 pence a share . Reed International PLC Who are Reed International PLC ? 0 3 -766 1 Reed International PLC said that net income for the six months ended Oct . 1 slipped 5 % to # 89 . 7 million ( $ 141 . 9 million ) , or 16 pence a share , from # 94 . 8 million ( $ 149 . 9 million ) , or 17 . 3 pence a share . 16 pence a share , Are these numbers in USD, pounds or Euro's? 33 38 -766 2 The British paper , packaging and publishing concern , said profit from continuing lines fell 10 % to # 118 million from # 130 . 6 million . continuing lines what continuing lines? 12 14 -766 3 While there were no one - time gains or losses in the latest period , there was a one - time gain of # 18 million in the 1988 period . 1988 period just during that year? 28 30 -766 4 And while there was no profit this year from discontinued operations , last year they contributed # 34 million , before tax . before tax how much after tax? 20 22 -766 4 And while there was no profit this year from discontinued operations , last year they contributed # 34 million , before tax . # 34 what does #34 mean? 16 18 -766 5 Pretax profit fell 3 . 7 % to # 128 million from # 133 million and was below analysts ' expectations of # 130 million to # 135 million , but shares rose 6 pence to 388 pence in early trading yesterday in London . 6 pence to 388 pence what is a pence? 33 38 -766 5 Pretax profit fell 3 . 7 % to # 128 million from # 133 million and was below analysts ' expectations of # 130 million to # 135 million , but shares rose 6 pence to 388 pence in early trading yesterday in London . 6 pence to 388 pence There is no question assuming the first one has been answered. If it hasn't them the first question again. 33 38 -767 1 Although his team lost the World Series , San Francisco Giants owner Bob Lurie hopes to have a new home for them . new home a new stadium? 18 20 -767 1 Although his team lost the World Series , San Francisco Giants owner Bob Lurie hopes to have a new home for them . a new home for them Why does he want a new home? 17 22 -767 1 Although his team lost the World Series , San Francisco Giants owner Bob Lurie hopes to have a new home for them . new home Where would the possible new home for the Giants be? 18 20 -767 1 Although his team lost the World Series , San Francisco Giants owner Bob Lurie hopes to have a new home for them . new home WHERE ARE THEY GOING? 18 20 -767 2 He is an avid fan of a proposition on next week ' s ballot to help build a replacement for Candlestick Park . Candlestick Park why do they need a new park? 20 22 -767 2 He is an avid fan of a proposition on next week ' s ballot to help build a replacement for Candlestick Park . replacement for Candlestick Park . WHAT IS WRONG WITH THE EXISTING PARK THAT UPGRADES COULDN'T FIX? 18 23 -767 3 Small wonder , since he ' s asking San Francisco taxpayers to sink up to $ 100 million into the new stadium . up to $ 100 million WHAT WOULD BE THE PRICE TAG IF CANDLEWICK PARK WERE RENOVATED? 13 18 -767 4 As San Francisco digs out from The Pretty Big One , opponents say the last thing the city can afford is an expensive new stadium . last thing the city can afford What is going on that the city can't afford this? 14 20 -767 4 As San Francisco digs out from The Pretty Big One , opponents say the last thing the city can afford is an expensive new stadium . The Pretty Big One , What is The Pretty Big One? 6 11 -767 4 As San Francisco digs out from The Pretty Big One , opponents say the last thing the city can afford is an expensive new stadium . The Pretty Big One , WHAT IS THE PRETTY BIG ONE? 6 11 -767 5 A stadium craze is sweeping the country . country what other states are doing it? 6 7 -767 5 A stadium craze is sweeping the country . A stadium craze is sweeping the country . Where else is there a stadium craze? 0 8 -767 5 A stadium craze is sweeping the country . sweeping the country WHERE ELSE IN THE COUNTRY IS THIS HAPPENING? 4 7 -768 1 The following were among yesterday ' s offerings and pricings in the U . S . and non - U . S . capital markets , with terms and syndicate manager , as compiled by Dow Jones Capital Markets Report : following What were the following among the offerings and pricings? 1 2 -768 1 The following were among yesterday ' s offerings and pricings in the U . S . and non - U . S . capital markets , with terms and syndicate manager , as compiled by Dow Jones Capital Markets Report : pricings How are market prices deliberated? 9 10 -768 2 International Business Machines Corp . - - $ 750 million of 8 3 / 8 % debentures due Nov . 1 , 2019 , priced at 99 to yield 8 . 467 % . debentures What does this mean? 16 17 -768 3 The 30 - year non - callable issue was priced at a spread of 57 basis points above the Treasury ' s 8 1 / 8 % bellwether long bond . non - callable what is this word? 4 7 -768 3 The 30 - year non - callable issue was priced at a spread of 57 basis points above the Treasury ' s 8 1 / 8 % bellwether long bond . spread who, specifically earns on these spreads? 12 13 -768 4 Rated triple - A by both Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . and Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , the issue will be sold through underwriters led by Salomon Brothers Inc . triple - A is that a good rating? 1 4 -768 4 Rated triple - A by both Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . and Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , the issue will be sold through underwriters led by Salomon Brothers Inc . Moody ' s How are these people still the rating authority after countless scandals? 6 9 -768 5 The size of the issue was increased from an originally planned $ 500 million . planned $ 500 million what is the new plan? 10 14 -768 5 The size of the issue was increased from an originally planned $ 500 million . the issue was increased Why has it increased? 3 7 -768 5 The size of the issue was increased from an originally planned $ 500 million . size of the issue What was the issue? 1 5 -768 5 The size of the issue was increased from an originally planned $ 500 million . $ 500 million for what purposes do they need over 500 million? bottom line or actual productivity? 11 14 -769 1 William C . Walbrecher Jr . , an executive at San Francisco - based 1st Nationwide Bank , was named president and chief executive officer of Citadel Holding Corp . and its principal operating unit , Fidelity Federal Bank . president Why was William C. Walbrecher Jr. named president? 20 21 -769 1 William C . Walbrecher Jr . , an executive at San Francisco - based 1st Nationwide Bank , was named president and chief executive officer of Citadel Holding Corp . and its principal operating unit , Fidelity Federal Bank . principal How is Fidelity Federal Bank the principal operating unit? 32 33 -769 1 William C . Walbrecher Jr . , an executive at San Francisco - based 1st Nationwide Bank , was named president and chief executive officer of Citadel Holding Corp . and its principal operating unit , Fidelity Federal Bank . named president and chief executive officer How did these spots become vacant prior to his appointment? 19 25 -769 2 The appointment takes effect Nov . 13 . Nov . 13 of which year? 4 7 -769 2 The appointment takes effect Nov . 13 . effect How does the appointment make an impact? 3 4 -769 3 He succeeds James A . Taylor , who stepped down as chairman , president and chief executive in March for health reasons . health reasons what was wrong? 20 22 -769 3 He succeeds James A . Taylor , who stepped down as chairman , president and chief executive in March for health reasons . health Why does James A. Taylor have health problems? 20 21 -769 4 Edward L . Kane succeeded Mr . Taylor as chairman . Edward L . Kane who is he? 0 4 -769 4 Edward L . Kane succeeded Mr . Taylor as chairman . succeeded Why did Edward L. Kane get chosen to succeed Mr. Taylor? 4 5 -769 5 Separately , Citadel posted a third - quarter net loss of $ 2 . 3 million , or 68 cents a share , versus net income of $ 5 . 3 million , or $ 1 . 61 a share , a year earlier . third - quarter net loss Why did Citadel have a third-quarter net loss? 5 10 -769 5 Separately , Citadel posted a third - quarter net loss of $ 2 . 3 million , or 68 cents a share , versus net income of $ 5 . 3 million , or $ 1 . 61 a share , a year earlier . loss Why did Citadel post a third-quarter loss? 9 10 -769 5 Separately , Citadel posted a third - quarter net loss of $ 2 . 3 million , or 68 cents a share , versus net income of $ 5 . 3 million , or $ 1 . 61 a share , a year earlier . earlier Why did Citadel have higher income a year earlier? 43 44 -769 5 Separately , Citadel posted a third - quarter net loss of $ 2 . 3 million , or 68 cents a share , versus net income of $ 5 . 3 million , or $ 1 . 61 a share , a year earlier . posted a third - quarter net loss Why is the company losing money? 3 10 -770 1 Researchers at American Telephone & Telegraph Co . ' s Bell Laboratories reported they raised the electrical current - carrying capacity of new superconductor crystals by a factor of 100 , moving the materials closer to commercial use . raised the electrical current - carrying capacity How did they achieve this? 14 21 -770 1 Researchers at American Telephone & Telegraph Co . ' s Bell Laboratories reported they raised the electrical current - carrying capacity of new superconductor crystals by a factor of 100 , moving the materials closer to commercial use . raised What was the previous electrical current-carrying capacity of the crystals? 14 15 -770 2 The scientists said they created small changes in the crystal - lattice structures of the superconductors to raise the amount of current that single crystals could carry to 600 , 000 amps per square centimeter in a moderately strong magnetic field . crystal - lattice what is crystal lattice? 9 12 -770 2 The scientists said they created small changes in the crystal - lattice structures of the superconductors to raise the amount of current that single crystals could carry to 600 , 000 amps per square centimeter in a moderately strong magnetic field . in a moderately strong magnetic field What constitutes a \"moderately strong magnetic field\"? 35 41 -770 2 The scientists said they created small changes in the crystal - lattice structures of the superconductors to raise the amount of current that single crystals could carry to 600 , 000 amps per square centimeter in a moderately strong magnetic field . small changes What were these small changes that allowed them to do this? 5 7 -770 3 The scientists said they made the advance with yttrium - containing superconductors cooled to liquid - nitrogen temperature , or minus 321 degrees Fahrenheit . yttrium - containing What is yttrium? 8 11 -770 3 The scientists said they made the advance with yttrium - containing superconductors cooled to liquid - nitrogen temperature , or minus 321 degrees Fahrenheit . cooled to liquid - nitrogen temperature What process did they use to achieve this cooling? 12 18 -770 3 The scientists said they made the advance with yttrium - containing superconductors cooled to liquid - nitrogen temperature , or minus 321 degrees Fahrenheit . yttrium - containing What is yttrium that is contained in the superconductors? 8 11 -770 3 The scientists said they made the advance with yttrium - containing superconductors cooled to liquid - nitrogen temperature , or minus 321 degrees Fahrenheit . with How does cooling the superconductors help them carry more electrical current? 7 8 -770 5 The finding marks a significant step in research on " bulk " superconductors , which are aimed at use in wires for motors , magnets , generators and other applications . " bulk " why is it quoted? 9 12 -770 5 The finding marks a significant step in research on " bulk " superconductors , which are aimed at use in wires for motors , magnets , generators and other applications . marks a significant step in research What makes this a significant step in research? 2 8 -770 5 The finding marks a significant step in research on " bulk " superconductors , which are aimed at use in wires for motors , magnets , generators and other applications . other applications What other applications are the \"bulk\" superconductors used in? 28 30 -771 1 Program trading is " a racket , " complains Edward Egnuss , a White Plains , N . Y . , investor and electronics sales executive , " and it ' s not to the benefit of the small investor , that ' s for sure . " But although he thinks that it is hurting him , he doubts it could be stopped . Program trading what is program trading? 0 2 -771 1 Program trading is " a racket , " complains Edward Egnuss , a White Plains , N . Y . , investor and electronics sales executive , " and it ' s not to the benefit of the small investor , that ' s for sure . " But although he thinks that it is hurting him , he doubts it could be stopped . it ' s not to the benefit of the small investor , Why is program trading not to the benefit of the small investor? 29 41 -771 1 Program trading is " a racket , " complains Edward Egnuss , a White Plains , N . Y . , investor and electronics sales executive , " and it ' s not to the benefit of the small investor , that ' s for sure . " But although he thinks that it is hurting him , he doubts it could be stopped . thinks that it is hurting him , Why does Edward Egnuss think that program trading is hurting him? 51 58 -771 1 Program trading is " a racket , " complains Edward Egnuss , a White Plains , N . Y . , investor and electronics sales executive , " and it ' s not to the benefit of the small investor , that ' s for sure . " But although he thinks that it is hurting him , he doubts it could be stopped . Program trading what is program trading? 0 2 -771 1 Program trading is " a racket , " complains Edward Egnuss , a White Plains , N . Y . , investor and electronics sales executive , " and it ' s not to the benefit of the small investor , that ' s for sure . " But although he thinks that it is hurting him , he doubts it could be stopped . racket , " Why does Edward Egnuss think trading is a racket? 5 8 -771 1 Program trading is " a racket , " complains Edward Egnuss , a White Plains , N . Y . , investor and electronics sales executive , " and it ' s not to the benefit of the small investor , that ' s for sure . " But although he thinks that it is hurting him , he doubts it could be stopped . benefit Why is program trading not to the benefit of the small investor? 35 36 -771 1 Program trading is " a racket , " complains Edward Egnuss , a White Plains , N . Y . , investor and electronics sales executive , " and it ' s not to the benefit of the small investor , that ' s for sure . " But although he thinks that it is hurting him , he doubts it could be stopped . doubts Why does he doubt it could be stopped? 59 60 -771 2 Mr . Egnuss ' s dislike of program trading is echoed by many small investors interviewed by Wall Street Journal reporters across the country . dislike of program why does he dislike it? 5 8 -771 2 Mr . Egnuss ' s dislike of program trading is echoed by many small investors interviewed by Wall Street Journal reporters across the country . many small investors What percentage of small investors feel similarly to Mr. Egnuss? 12 15 -771 2 Mr . Egnuss ' s dislike of program trading is echoed by many small investors interviewed by Wall Street Journal reporters across the country . echoed How are small investors echoing their dislike of program trading? 10 11 -771 3 But like Mr . Egnuss , few expect it to be halted entirely , and a surprising number doubt it should be . surprising number how many people? 16 18 -771 3 But like Mr . Egnuss , few expect it to be halted entirely , and a surprising number doubt it should be . a surprising number How many investors doubt program trading should be halted? 15 18 -771 3 But like Mr . Egnuss , few expect it to be halted entirely , and a surprising number doubt it should be . halted Why do few expect it to be halted entirely? 11 12 -771 4 " I think program trading is basically unfair to the individual investor , " says Leo Fields , a Dallas investor . Leo Fields , what are his credentials? 15 18 -771 4 " I think program trading is basically unfair to the individual investor , " says Leo Fields , a Dallas investor . basically unfair to the individual investor , " What is unfair about program trading? 6 14 -771 4 " I think program trading is basically unfair to the individual investor , " says Leo Fields , a Dallas investor . unfair How is program trading unfair to the individual investor? 7 8 -771 4 " I think program trading is basically unfair to the individual investor , " says Leo Fields , a Dallas investor . program What program trading? 3 4 -771 5 He notes that program traders have a commission cost advantage because of the quantity of their trades , that they have a smaller margin requirement than individual investors do and that they often can figure out earlier where the market is heading . smaller margin requirement How much smaller is the margin requirement for a program trader versus an individual investor? 22 25 -771 5 He notes that program traders have a commission cost advantage because of the quantity of their trades , that they have a smaller margin requirement than individual investors do and that they often can figure out earlier where the market is heading . program traders what are program traders? 3 5 -771 5 He notes that program traders have a commission cost advantage because of the quantity of their trades , that they have a smaller margin requirement than individual investors do and that they often can figure out earlier where the market is heading . advantage How does a smaller margin requirement help program traders? 9 10 -771 5 He notes that program traders have a commission cost advantage because of the quantity of their trades , that they have a smaller margin requirement than individual investors do and that they often can figure out earlier where the market is heading . investors Why can individual investors not have small margin requirements? 27 28 -772 1 Some Democrats in Congress are warning that a complicated new funding device for the two federal antitrust agencies could result in further cutbacks in a regulatory area already reduced sharply in recent years . two federal antitrust agencies Which two agencies are being discussed? 14 18 -772 1 Some Democrats in Congress are warning that a complicated new funding device for the two federal antitrust agencies could result in further cutbacks in a regulatory area already reduced sharply in recent years . complicated How are the funding devices complicated? 8 9 -772 1 Some Democrats in Congress are warning that a complicated new funding device for the two federal antitrust agencies could result in further cutbacks in a regulatory area already reduced sharply in recent years . cutbacks Why would the funding devices result in cutbacks? 22 23 -772 1 Some Democrats in Congress are warning that a complicated new funding device for the two federal antitrust agencies could result in further cutbacks in a regulatory area already reduced sharply in recent years . reduced Why is the regulatory area already reduced? 28 29 -772 1 Some Democrats in Congress are warning that a complicated new funding device for the two federal antitrust agencies could result in further cutbacks in a regulatory area already reduced sharply in recent years . funding device Why is the funding device complicated? 10 12 -772 1 Some Democrats in Congress are warning that a complicated new funding device for the two federal antitrust agencies could result in further cutbacks in a regulatory area already reduced sharply in recent years . two federal antitrust agencies Which two federal antitrust agencies have a new funding device? 14 18 -772 1 Some Democrats in Congress are warning that a complicated new funding device for the two federal antitrust agencies could result in further cutbacks in a regulatory area already reduced sharply in recent years . regulatory area What regulatory area is facing cutbacks? 25 27 -772 1 Some Democrats in Congress are warning that a complicated new funding device for the two federal antitrust agencies could result in further cutbacks in a regulatory area already reduced sharply in recent years . Some Democrats in Congress Which Democrats? 0 4 -772 2 The funding mechanism , which has received congressional approval and is expected to be signed by President Bush , would affect the antitrust operations of the Justice Department and the Federal Trade Commission . antitrust what does antitrust mean? 22 23 -772 2 The funding mechanism , which has received congressional approval and is expected to be signed by President Bush , would affect the antitrust operations of the Justice Department and the Federal Trade Commission . mechanism , How does the funding mechanism work? 2 4 -772 2 The funding mechanism , which has received congressional approval and is expected to be signed by President Bush , would affect the antitrust operations of the Justice Department and the Federal Trade Commission . affect How would the funding mechanism affect the antitrust operations of the Justice Department and the Federal Trade Commission? 20 21 -772 3 As a part of overall efforts to reduce spending , Congress cut by $ 30 million the Bush administration ' s request for antitrust enforcement for fiscal 1990 , which began Oct . 1 . antitrust enforcement What sorts of companies would fall under antitrust enforcement? 23 25 -772 3 As a part of overall efforts to reduce spending , Congress cut by $ 30 million the Bush administration ' s request for antitrust enforcement for fiscal 1990 , which began Oct . 1 . cut How did Congress cut $30 million for antitrust enforcement? 11 12 -772 4 To offset the reduction , Congress approved a $ 20 , 000 fee that investors and companies will have to pay each time they make required filings to antitrust regulators about mergers , acquisitions and certain other transactions . $ 20 , 000 fee will that solve the issue? 8 13 -772 4 To offset the reduction , Congress approved a $ 20 , 000 fee that investors and companies will have to pay each time they make required filings to antitrust regulators about mergers , acquisitions and certain other transactions . $ 20 , 000 How did Congress arrive at $20,000 fees for required filings? 8 12 -772 4 To offset the reduction , Congress approved a $ 20 , 000 fee that investors and companies will have to pay each time they make required filings to antitrust regulators about mergers , acquisitions and certain other transactions . certain other transactions Which other transactions? 35 38 -772 5 Some Democrats , led by Rep . Jack Brooks ( D . , Texas ) , unsuccessfully opposed the measure because they fear that the fees may not fully make up for the budget cuts . Jack Brooks what are his credentials? 7 9 -772 5 Some Democrats , led by Rep . Jack Brooks ( D . , Texas ) , unsuccessfully opposed the measure because they fear that the fees may not fully make up for the budget cuts . unsuccessfully Why were the Democrats unsuccessful? 16 17 -772 5 Some Democrats , led by Rep . Jack Brooks ( D . , Texas ) , unsuccessfully opposed the measure because they fear that the fees may not fully make up for the budget cuts . fear Why did the Democrats think the fees would not make up for the budget cuts? 22 23 -773 1 The United Kingdom High Court declared illegal a variety of interest - rate swap transactions and options deals between a London borough council and commercial banks . interest - rate swap transactions what are those? 10 15 -773 1 The United Kingdom High Court declared illegal a variety of interest - rate swap transactions and options deals between a London borough council and commercial banks . interest - rate swap transactions What exactly are \"'interest-rate swap transactions\"? 10 15 -773 1 The United Kingdom High Court declared illegal a variety of interest - rate swap transactions and options deals between a London borough council and commercial banks . interest - rate swap transactions What are interest rate swap transactions? 10 15 -773 2 The ruling could lead to the cancellation of huge bank debts the London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham ran up after losing heavily on swap transactions . losing heavily What did they lose? How did they lose it? 21 23 -773 2 The ruling could lead to the cancellation of huge bank debts the London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham ran up after losing heavily on swap transactions . swap transactions What are swap transactions? 24 26 -773 4 An appeal is expected . expected will it make any difference? 3 4 -773 4 An appeal is expected . An appeal is expected What kind of appeal? 0 4 -773 5 In response to the ruling , gilt futures swiftly plunged more than a point yesterday before recovering much of the loss by the end of the session . gilt futures what are gilt futures? 6 8 -774 1 If you ' d really rather have a Buick , don ' t leave home without the American Express card . American Express card What does an American Express card have to do with a Buick? 17 20 -774 1 If you ' d really rather have a Buick , don ' t leave home without the American Express card . American Express card why is an american express card needed? 17 20 -774 1 If you ' d really rather have a Buick , don ' t leave home without the American Express card . Buick , Why would I need an American Express to buy just a Buick? 8 10 -774 1 If you ' d really rather have a Buick , don ' t leave home without the American Express card . American Express card WHAT DOES AMERICAN EXPRESS HAVE TO DO WITH BUICK? 17 20 -774 2 Or so the slogan might go . slogan What is the slogan? 3 4 -774 2 Or so the slogan might go . slogan whos slogan? 3 4 -774 2 Or so the slogan might go . slogan Slogan of what? 3 4 -774 2 Or so the slogan might go . slogan WHY DOES A CREDIT CARD COMPANY WANT TO HAVE A SLOGAN ABOUT A CAR? 3 4 -774 3 American Express Co . and General Motors Corp . ' s beleaguered Buick division are joining forces in a promotion aimed at boosting Buick ' s sales while encouraging broader use of the American Express card . broader use How does Buick encourage broader use of the American Express card? 29 31 -774 3 American Express Co . and General Motors Corp . ' s beleaguered Buick division are joining forces in a promotion aimed at boosting Buick ' s sales while encouraging broader use of the American Express card . beleaguered what does this word mean? 11 12 -774 3 American Express Co . and General Motors Corp . ' s beleaguered Buick division are joining forces in a promotion aimed at boosting Buick ' s sales while encouraging broader use of the American Express card . joining forces in a promotion Why would this promotion work? People wouldn't buy a car just because of their credit card type or vice versa 15 20 -774 3 American Express Co . and General Motors Corp . ' s beleaguered Buick division are joining forces in a promotion aimed at boosting Buick ' s sales while encouraging broader use of the American Express card . beleaguered Buick division WHY IS BUICK BELEAGUERED IN THE GM LINEUP? 11 14 -774 4 The companies are giving four - day vacations for two to Buick buyers who charge all or part of their down payments on the American Express green card . part of their down What percentage would it have to be to be able to participate on the promotion? 17 21 -774 4 The companies are giving four - day vacations for two to Buick buyers who charge all or part of their down payments on the American Express green card . vacations WHERE ARE THE VACATIONS TO? 7 8 -774 5 They have begun sending letters explaining the program , which began Oct . 18 and will end Dec . 18 , to about five million card holders . five million card holders Why just 5 million card holders 23 27 -775 1 After years of struggling , the Los Angeles Herald Examiner will publish its last edition today , shut down by its parent , Hearst Corp . , following unsuccessful efforts to sell the venerable newspaper . unsuccessful WHY IS IT NOT SELLING? 28 29 -775 1 After years of struggling , the Los Angeles Herald Examiner will publish its last edition today , shut down by its parent , Hearst Corp . , following unsuccessful efforts to sell the venerable newspaper . the venerable newspaper . How did the newspaper achieve this status? 32 36 -775 1 After years of struggling , the Los Angeles Herald Examiner will publish its last edition today , shut down by its parent , Hearst Corp . , following unsuccessful efforts to sell the venerable newspaper . years of struggling , How many years did Los Angeles Herald Examiner struggle? 1 5 -775 2 The demise of the 238 , 000 - circulation Herald , once the nation ' s largest afternoon newspaper with circulation exceeding 700 , 000 , turns the country ' s second - largest city into a one - newspaper town , at least in some senses . one - newspaper town , what is the one newspaper? 37 42 -775 2 The demise of the 238 , 000 - circulation Herald , once the nation ' s largest afternoon newspaper with circulation exceeding 700 , 000 , turns the country ' s second - largest city into a one - newspaper town , at least in some senses . nation ' s largest WHAT CHANGED TO CAUSE THIS? 13 17 -775 2 The demise of the 238 , 000 - circulation Herald , once the nation ' s largest afternoon newspaper with circulation exceeding 700 , 000 , turns the country ' s second - largest city into a one - newspaper town , at least in some senses . one - newspaper What is the one newspaper that is left in Los Angeles? 37 40 -775 3 The Los Angeles Times , with a circulation of more than 1 . 1 million , dominates the region . than 1 . 1 million , million of what? 10 16 -775 3 The Los Angeles Times , with a circulation of more than 1 . 1 million , dominates the region . dominates the region . WHY IS ONE PAPER FAVORED OVER THE OTHER IF ACCESS TO THEM IS THE SAME? 16 20 -775 4 But it faces stiff competition in Orange County from the Orange County Register , which sells more than 300 , 000 copies a day , and in the San Fernando Valley from the Los Angeles Daily News , which sells more than 170 , 000 . Orange County ARE WE TALKING ABOUT THESE PAPERS ON A NATIONAL OR LOCAL LEVEL? 6 8 -775 5 Nearby cities such as Pasadena and Long Beach also have large dailies . also have large dailies Which daily newspapers? 8 12 -775 5 Nearby cities such as Pasadena and Long Beach also have large dailies . large dailies . WHY ARE THERE SO MANY LARGE COMPANIES? 10 13 -775 5 Nearby cities such as Pasadena and Long Beach also have large dailies . also have large dailies Which periodicals are in these cities? 8 12 -775 5 Nearby cities such as Pasadena and Long Beach also have large dailies . large dailies What are the large dailies in Pasadena and Long beach? 10 12 -776 1 Despite one of the most devastating droughts on record , net cash income in the Farm Belt rose to a new high of $ 59 . 9 billion last year . Farm Belt where is the farm belt? 15 17 -776 1 Despite one of the most devastating droughts on record , net cash income in the Farm Belt rose to a new high of $ 59 . 9 billion last year . most devastating droughts on record , Which drought? And how did it compare to others? 4 10 -776 1 Despite one of the most devastating droughts on record , net cash income in the Farm Belt rose to a new high of $ 59 . 9 billion last year . devastating Why was the drought devastating? 5 6 -776 1 Despite one of the most devastating droughts on record , net cash income in the Farm Belt rose to a new high of $ 59 . 9 billion last year . rose How did Farm Belt's net cash income rise during a record drought? 17 18 -776 1 Despite one of the most devastating droughts on record , net cash income in the Farm Belt rose to a new high of $ 59 . 9 billion last year . rose to a new high Why were they able to turn such income in the face of adversity? 17 22 -776 2 The previous record was $ 57 . 7 billion in 1987 , according to the Agriculture Department . $ 57 . 7 billion what year is the article written? 4 9 -776 2 The previous record was $ 57 . 7 billion in 1987 , according to the Agriculture Department . according How does the Agriculture Department know the previous record was $57.7 billion? 12 13 -776 2 The previous record was $ 57 . 7 billion in 1987 , according to the Agriculture Department . Department Why is the Agriculture Department keeping finance records? 16 17 -776 3 Net cash income - - the amount left in farmers ' pockets after deducting expenses from gross cash income - - increased in 33 states in 1988 , as the drought cut into crop yields and drove up commodity prices , the department ' s Economic Research Service reported yesterday . increased Why did the net cash income increase in 33 states in 1988? 21 22 -776 3 Net cash income - - the amount left in farmers ' pockets after deducting expenses from gross cash income - - increased in 33 states in 1988 , as the drought cut into crop yields and drove up commodity prices , the department ' s Economic Research Service reported yesterday . prices , Why did lower crop yields result in higher prices? 39 41 -776 3 Net cash income - - the amount left in farmers ' pockets after deducting expenses from gross cash income - - increased in 33 states in 1988 , as the drought cut into crop yields and drove up commodity prices , the department ' s Economic Research Service reported yesterday . reported Why is the Economic Research Service reporting on farmer's crop yields? 48 49 -776 4 Most of those states set farm income records . income how is it tracked? 6 7 -776 4 Most of those states set farm income records . set farm income records What records? Statistics? 4 8 -776 4 Most of those states set farm income records . states What states are they talking about? 3 4 -776 4 Most of those states set farm income records . states Why did most of those states set farm income records? 3 4 -776 4 Most of those states set farm income records . records How reliable are the farm income records? 7 8 -776 5 The worst crop damage occurred in the Midwestern Corn Belt and the northern Great Plains . worst Why was it the worst damage? 1 2 -776 5 The worst crop damage occurred in the Midwestern Corn Belt and the northern Great Plains . damage How was the crop damaged specifically? 3 4 -776 5 The worst crop damage occurred in the Midwestern Corn Belt and the northern Great Plains . crop damage What led to crop damage? 2 4 -777 1 Robert L . Bernstein , chairman and president of Random House Inc . , announced his resignation from the publishing house he has run for 23 years . resignation why did he resign? 16 17 -777 1 Robert L . Bernstein , chairman and president of Random House Inc . , announced his resignation from the publishing house he has run for 23 years . resignation Why is Robert Bernstein giving his resignation to Random House? 16 17 -777 1 Robert L . Bernstein , chairman and president of Random House Inc . , announced his resignation from the publishing house he has run for 23 years . president Why was Robert L. Bernstein elected to be president of Random House Inc.? 7 8 -777 1 Robert L . Bernstein , chairman and president of Random House Inc . , announced his resignation from the publishing house he has run for 23 years . resignation Why did Mr. Bernstein resign from the publishing house? 16 17 -777 1 Robert L . Bernstein , chairman and president of Random House Inc . , announced his resignation from the publishing house he has run for 23 years . run How well did he run the publishing house during the 23 years he was there? 23 24 -777 1 Robert L . Bernstein , chairman and president of Random House Inc . , announced his resignation from the publishing house he has run for 23 years . resignation Why has Bernstein submitted his resignation from Random House? 16 17 -777 2 A successor wasn ' t named , which fueled speculation that Mr . Bernstein may have clashed with S . I . Newhouse Jr . , whose family company , Advance Publications Inc . , owns Random House . Newhouse Jr . , whose clashed about what? 22 27 -777 2 A successor wasn ' t named , which fueled speculation that Mr . Bernstein may have clashed with S . I . Newhouse Jr . , whose family company , Advance Publications Inc . , owns Random House . clashed Why would Bernstein clash with Newhouse Jr.? 16 17 -777 2 A successor wasn ' t named , which fueled speculation that Mr . Bernstein may have clashed with S . I . Newhouse Jr . , whose family company , Advance Publications Inc . , owns Random House . successor Why was a successor not named? 1 2 -777 2 A successor wasn ' t named , which fueled speculation that Mr . Bernstein may have clashed with S . I . Newhouse Jr . , whose family company , Advance Publications Inc . , owns Random House . named , How will a successor be chosen? 5 7 -777 2 A successor wasn ' t named , which fueled speculation that Mr . Bernstein may have clashed with S . I . Newhouse Jr . , whose family company , Advance Publications Inc . , owns Random House . clashed How did Mr. Bernstein clash with S.I. Newhouse Jr.? 16 17 -777 3 Abrupt departures aren ' t unheard of within the Newhouse empire . Abrupt Why are abrupt departures not unheard of? 0 1 -777 3 Abrupt departures aren ' t unheard of within the Newhouse empire . departures How do the departures affect the Newhouse empire? 1 2 -777 3 Abrupt departures aren ' t unheard of within the Newhouse empire . empire Why is it called the Newhouse empire? 10 11 -777 4 In an interview , Mr . Bernstein said his departure " evolved out of discussions with Si Newhouse and that ' s the decision I reached . " He declined to elaborate , other than to say , " It just seemed the right thing to do at this minute . interview , Why did Mr. Berstein submit to an interview? 2 4 -777 4 In an interview , Mr . Bernstein said his departure " evolved out of discussions with Si Newhouse and that ' s the decision I reached . " He declined to elaborate , other than to say , " It just seemed the right thing to do at this minute . decision How did Mr. Bernstein come to that decision? 23 24 -777 4 In an interview , Mr . Bernstein said his departure " evolved out of discussions with Si Newhouse and that ' s the decision I reached . " He declined to elaborate , other than to say , " It just seemed the right thing to do at this minute . right Why was it the right thing to do at that minute? 43 44 -777 5 Sometimes you just go with your gut . " Mr . Bernstein said he will stay until Dec . 31 and work with his successor , who is to be named soon . gut his gut told him to quit? 6 7 -777 5 Sometimes you just go with your gut . " Mr . Bernstein said he will stay until Dec . 31 and work with his successor , who is to be named soon . gut Why does Mr. Bernstein trust his gut? 6 7 -777 5 Sometimes you just go with your gut . " Mr . Bernstein said he will stay until Dec . 31 and work with his successor , who is to be named soon . stay Why Mr. Bernstein stay until Dec. 31 and work with is successor? 15 16 -777 5 Sometimes you just go with your gut . " Mr . Bernstein said he will stay until Dec . 31 and work with his successor , who is to be named soon . work How well will Mr. Berstein perform during his last days? 21 22 -777 5 Sometimes you just go with your gut . " Mr . Bernstein said he will stay until Dec . 31 and work with his successor , who is to be named soon . work In what capacity will Bernstein work with his successor? 21 22 -778 1 Wednesday , November 1 , 1989 November 1 , 1989 what happened that day? 2 6 -778 1 Wednesday , November 1 , 1989 Wednesday , November 1 , 1989 What happened on Wednesday, November 1, 1989? 0 6 -778 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . general levels What are general levels? 16 18 -778 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . transactions What represents transactions? 25 26 -778 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . actual transactions How do actual transactions and reported annual interest rates differ? 24 26 -778 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . U . S . and foreign annual interest rates What are U.S and foreign annual interest rates? 2 11 -778 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . PRIME RATE : What is a prime rate? 0 3 -778 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % During what year(s) was the prime rate 10.5%? 0 8 -778 4 The base rate on corporate loans at large U . S . money center commercial banks . corporate loans how do corporate loans differ? 4 6 -778 4 The base rate on corporate loans at large U . S . money center commercial banks . base rate How does the base rate differ from the prime rate? 1 3 -778 4 The base rate on corporate loans at large U . S . money center commercial banks . center commercial banks What centers commercial banks? 13 16 -778 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 9 1 / 2 % high , 8 3 / 4 % low , 8 3 / 4 % near closing bid , 9 % offered . closing bid , what is a closing bid? 23 26 -778 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 9 1 / 2 % high , 8 3 / 4 % low , 8 3 / 4 % near closing bid , 9 % offered . offered Offered for what? 28 29 -778 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 9 1 / 2 % high , 8 3 / 4 % low , 8 3 / 4 % near closing bid , 9 % offered . FEDERAL FUNDS : where do federal funds come from? 0 3 -779 1 R . Gordon McGovern was forced out as Campbell Soup Co . ' s president and chief executive officer , the strongest evidence yet of the power that Dorrance family members intend to wield in reshaping the troubled food company . forced out Why was R. Gordon McGovern forced out of Campbell's Soup? 5 7 -779 1 R . Gordon McGovern was forced out as Campbell Soup Co . ' s president and chief executive officer , the strongest evidence yet of the power that Dorrance family members intend to wield in reshaping the troubled food company . strongest Why is the evidence against the Dorrance family strong? 21 22 -779 1 R . Gordon McGovern was forced out as Campbell Soup Co . ' s president and chief executive officer , the strongest evidence yet of the power that Dorrance family members intend to wield in reshaping the troubled food company . intend Why is the Dorrance family intending to wield power to reshape the food industry? 31 32 -779 1 R . Gordon McGovern was forced out as Campbell Soup Co . ' s president and chief executive officer , the strongest evidence yet of the power that Dorrance family members intend to wield in reshaping the troubled food company . troubled How is the food industry troubled? 37 38 -779 1 R . Gordon McGovern was forced out as Campbell Soup Co . ' s president and chief executive officer , the strongest evidence yet of the power that Dorrance family members intend to wield in reshaping the troubled food company . Dorrance family WHO IS THIS? 28 30 -779 2 Herbert M . Baum , the 53 - year - old president of the company ' s Campbell U . S . A . unit , and Edwin L . Harper , 47 , the chief financial officer , will run Campbell as a team , dividing responsibilities rather evenly until a successor is named . until a successor is named What will be the job/benefits of the successor? 50 55 -779 2 Herbert M . Baum , the 53 - year - old president of the company ' s Campbell U . S . A . unit , and Edwin L . Harper , 47 , the chief financial officer , will run Campbell as a team , dividing responsibilities rather evenly until a successor is named . team , Why will Campbell be run by a team? 44 46 -779 2 Herbert M . Baum , the 53 - year - old president of the company ' s Campbell U . S . A . unit , and Edwin L . Harper , 47 , the chief financial officer , will run Campbell as a team , dividing responsibilities rather evenly until a successor is named . dividing How will the responsibilities be divided evenly? 46 47 -779 2 Herbert M . Baum , the 53 - year - old president of the company ' s Campbell U . S . A . unit , and Edwin L . Harper , 47 , the chief financial officer , will run Campbell as a team , dividing responsibilities rather evenly until a successor is named . successor Why are successor's being named? 52 53 -779 2 Herbert M . Baum , the 53 - year - old president of the company ' s Campbell U . S . A . unit , and Edwin L . Harper , 47 , the chief financial officer , will run Campbell as a team , dividing responsibilities rather evenly until a successor is named . will run Campbell as a team , WHY IS THERE NOT ANOTHER PRESIDENT READY TO GO? 39 46 -779 3 The board already has been searching for strong outside candidates , including food - industry executives with considerable international experience . outside candidates , are there a lot of candidates? 8 11 -779 3 The board already has been searching for strong outside candidates , including food - industry executives with considerable international experience . searching How is the board searching for strong outside candidates? 5 6 -779 3 The board already has been searching for strong outside candidates , including food - industry executives with considerable international experience . executives Why are they searching for executives with experience? 15 16 -779 3 The board already has been searching for strong outside candidates , including food - industry executives with considerable international experience . considerable international experience . WHY IS THIS SPECIFICALLY IMPORTANT IN THE DECISION? 17 21 -779 4 Wall Street reacted favorably to Mr . McGovern ' s departure and its implications . reacted favorably was it predicted that way? 2 4 -779 4 Wall Street reacted favorably to Mr . McGovern ' s departure and its implications . its implications What implications does McGovern's departure have? 12 14 -779 4 Wall Street reacted favorably to Mr . McGovern ' s departure and its implications . reacted Why is Wall Street reacting to Mr. McGovern's departure? 2 3 -779 4 Wall Street reacted favorably to Mr . McGovern ' s departure and its implications . implications How does Wall Street know what the implications of Mr. McGovern departure will be? 13 14 -779 4 Wall Street reacted favorably to Mr . McGovern ' s departure and its implications . reacted favorably to Mr . McGovern ' s departure WHAT DID THIS MAN DO? 2 11 -779 5 In heavy trading on the New York Stock Exchange , Campbell ' s shares rose $ 3 . 375 to close at $ 47 . 125 . $ 3 . 375 to close at $ 47 is that a really big raise? 15 24 -779 5 In heavy trading on the New York Stock Exchange , Campbell ' s shares rose $ 3 . 375 to close at $ 47 . 125 . heavy Why was the trading heavy? 1 2 -779 5 In heavy trading on the New York Stock Exchange , Campbell ' s shares rose $ 3 . 375 to close at $ 47 . 125 . rose $ 3 . 375 to close at $ 47 . 125 WHY WAS THIS GUY SO BAD THAT GETTING RID OF HIM BOOSTED STOCK PRICES? 14 26 -780 1 The House passed legislation designed to make it easier for the Transportation Department to block airline leveraged buy - outs . legislation designed what does the legislation say? 3 5 -780 1 The House passed legislation designed to make it easier for the Transportation Department to block airline leveraged buy - outs . legislation Why did The House need to make it easier the Transportation Department to block airline leverage buy-outs? 3 4 -780 1 The House passed legislation designed to make it easier for the Transportation Department to block airline leveraged buy - outs . block How do leverage buy-outs affect the airlines? 14 15 -780 1 The House passed legislation designed to make it easier for the Transportation Department to block airline leveraged buy - outs . designed How is the legislation designed to make it easier for the Transportation Department to block airline leverage buy-outs? 4 5 -780 1 The House passed legislation designed to make it easier for the Transportation Department to block airline leveraged buy - outs . block airline leveraged buy - outs Why does the House want airline leveraged buy-outs blocked? 14 20 -780 1 The House passed legislation designed to make it easier for the Transportation Department to block airline leveraged buy - outs . airline leveraged buy - outs BUY OUTS OF WHAT? 15 20 -780 1 The House passed legislation designed to make it easier for the Transportation Department to block airline leveraged buy - outs . block airline leveraged buy - outs Why was this legislation needed? 14 20 -780 2 The final vote came after the House rejected Republican efforts to weaken the bill and approved two amendments sought by organized labor . efforts How did the Republicans try to weaken the bill? 9 10 -780 2 The final vote came after the House rejected Republican efforts to weaken the bill and approved two amendments sought by organized labor . approved Why were two amendments approved? 15 16 -780 2 The final vote came after the House rejected Republican efforts to weaken the bill and approved two amendments sought by organized labor . labor Why did organized labor want two amendments approved? 21 22 -780 2 The final vote came after the House rejected Republican efforts to weaken the bill and approved two amendments sought by organized labor . two amendments What were the two amendments sought by organized labor? 16 18 -780 2 The final vote came after the House rejected Republican efforts to weaken the bill and approved two amendments sought by organized labor . organized labor . IS THIS THE LABOR UNIONS? 20 23 -780 2 The final vote came after the House rejected Republican efforts to weaken the bill and approved two amendments sought by organized labor . efforts to weaken the bill What sort of weakening efforts were tried? 9 14 -780 3 The Bush administration has threatened to veto such a bill because of what it views as an undesirable intrusion into the affairs of industry , but the 300 - 113 vote suggests that supporters have the potential to override a veto . intrusion How is the bill an intrusion into the affairs of industry? 18 19 -780 3 The Bush administration has threatened to veto such a bill because of what it views as an undesirable intrusion into the affairs of industry , but the 300 - 113 vote suggests that supporters have the potential to override a veto . override Why do supporters want to override the veto? 38 39 -780 3 The Bush administration has threatened to veto such a bill because of what it views as an undesirable intrusion into the affairs of industry , but the 300 - 113 vote suggests that supporters have the potential to override a veto . supporters How would supporters override the Bush administration's veto? 33 34 -780 3 The Bush administration has threatened to veto such a bill because of what it views as an undesirable intrusion into the affairs of industry , but the 300 - 113 vote suggests that supporters have the potential to override a veto . override a veto How does a veto get overridden? 38 41 -780 3 The Bush administration has threatened to veto such a bill because of what it views as an undesirable intrusion into the affairs of industry , but the 300 - 113 vote suggests that supporters have the potential to override a veto . override a veto CAN A VETO BE UNDONE? IT SEEMS LIKE A SILLY CHECK TO THE BALANCE TO HAVE CONGRESS BE ABLE TO SAY LA DI DA AND DO WHATEVER WITH A BILL ANYWAYS. 38 41 -780 3 The Bush administration has threatened to veto such a bill because of what it views as an undesirable intrusion into the affairs of industry , but the 300 - 113 vote suggests that supporters have the potential to override a veto . undesirable intrusion into the affairs Why is this an intrusion? 17 22 -780 4 The broader question is where the Senate stands on the issue . Senate stands on the issue is there speculation where they stand? 6 11 -780 4 The broader question is where the Senate stands on the issue . broader How broad is the question in definitive terms? 1 2 -780 4 The broader question is where the Senate stands on the issue . stands Why is the Senate standing? 7 8 -780 4 The broader question is where the Senate stands on the issue . issue Why is it an issue? 10 11 -780 4 The broader question is where the Senate stands on the issue . issue Where does the Senate stand on blocking airline leveraged buy-outs? 10 11 -780 4 The broader question is where the Senate stands on the issue . Senate stands on the issue . WHERE DOES THE SENATE STAND ON THE ISSUE? 6 12 -780 5 While the Senate Commerce Committee has approved legislation similar to the House bill on airline leveraged buy - outs , the measure hasn ' t yet come to the full floor . full floor what is the full floor? 29 31 -780 5 While the Senate Commerce Committee has approved legislation similar to the House bill on airline leveraged buy - outs , the measure hasn ' t yet come to the full floor . approved Why did the Senate Commerce Committee approve similar legislation? 6 7 -780 5 While the Senate Commerce Committee has approved legislation similar to the House bill on airline leveraged buy - outs , the measure hasn ' t yet come to the full floor . similar How are the bills similar? 8 9 -780 5 While the Senate Commerce Committee has approved legislation similar to the House bill on airline leveraged buy - outs , the measure hasn ' t yet come to the full floor . floor Why has the measure not yet come to the full floor? 30 31 -780 5 While the Senate Commerce Committee has approved legislation similar to the House bill on airline leveraged buy - outs , the measure hasn ' t yet come to the full floor . full floor Why hasn't the measure came to the full floor? 29 31 -780 5 While the Senate Commerce Committee has approved legislation similar to the House bill on airline leveraged buy - outs , the measure hasn ' t yet come to the full floor . similar HOW ARE THE BILLS DIFFERENT? 8 9 -781 1 The Labor Department cited USX Corp . for numerous health and safety violations at two Pennsylvania plants , and proposed $ 7 . 3 million in fines , the largest penalty ever proposed for alleged workplace violations by an employer . plants , What kind of plants? 16 18 -781 1 The Labor Department cited USX Corp . for numerous health and safety violations at two Pennsylvania plants , and proposed $ 7 . 3 million in fines , the largest penalty ever proposed for alleged workplace violations by an employer . USX Corp What business is USX Corp. in? 4 6 -781 1 The Labor Department cited USX Corp . for numerous health and safety violations at two Pennsylvania plants , and proposed $ 7 . 3 million in fines , the largest penalty ever proposed for alleged workplace violations by an employer . numerous health and safety violations Which types of violations were violated? 8 13 -781 1 The Labor Department cited USX Corp . for numerous health and safety violations at two Pennsylvania plants , and proposed $ 7 . 3 million in fines , the largest penalty ever proposed for alleged workplace violations by an employer . Pennsylvania plants , What did these plants specialize in? 15 18 -781 2 The department ' s Occupational Safety and Health Administration proposed fines of $ 6 . 1 million for alleged violations at the company ' s Fairless Hills , Pa . , steel mill ; that was a record for proposed penalties at any single facility . alleged violations What were the violations? 18 20 -781 2 The department ' s Occupational Safety and Health Administration proposed fines of $ 6 . 1 million for alleged violations at the company ' s Fairless Hills , Pa . , steel mill ; that was a record for proposed penalties at any single facility . record What was the previous record? 37 38 -781 2 The department ' s Occupational Safety and Health Administration proposed fines of $ 6 . 1 million for alleged violations at the company ' s Fairless Hills , Pa . , steel mill ; that was a record for proposed penalties at any single facility . alleged violations What were the alleged violations at the steel mill? 18 20 -781 2 The department ' s Occupational Safety and Health Administration proposed fines of $ 6 . 1 million for alleged violations at the company ' s Fairless Hills , Pa . , steel mill ; that was a record for proposed penalties at any single facility . was a record for proposed penalties How many casualties were there due to the penalties that were proposed? 35 41 -781 3 OSHA cited nearly 1 , 500 alleged violations of federal electrical , crane - safety , record - keeping and other requirements . 1 , 500 alleged violations is that a lot? 3 8 -781 3 OSHA cited nearly 1 , 500 alleged violations of federal electrical , crane - safety , record - keeping and other requirements . other requirements What were the other requirements that OSCA cited for? 20 22 -781 3 OSHA cited nearly 1 , 500 alleged violations of federal electrical , crane - safety , record - keeping and other requirements . record - keeping How did record-keeping play a role in these allegations? 16 19 -781 4 A second citation covering the company ' s Clairton , Pa . , coke works involved more than 200 alleged violations of electrical - safety and other requirements , for which OSHA proposed $ 1 . 2 million in fines . coke is this a typo? 13 14 -781 4 A second citation covering the company ' s Clairton , Pa . , coke works involved more than 200 alleged violations of electrical - safety and other requirements , for which OSHA proposed $ 1 . 2 million in fines . alleged what kind of violations? 19 20 -781 4 A second citation covering the company ' s Clairton , Pa . , coke works involved more than 200 alleged violations of electrical - safety and other requirements , for which OSHA proposed $ 1 . 2 million in fines . OSHA proposed $ 1 . 2 million in fines Why did it take OSHA 1,500 violations before it pursued charges? 31 40 -781 5 Labor Secretary Elizabeth Dole said , " The magnitude of these penalties and citations is matched only by the magnitude of the hazards to workers which resulted from corporate indifference to worker safety and health , and severe cutbacks in the maintenance and repair programs needed to remove those hazards . " Elizabeth Dole what are her credentials? 2 4 -781 5 Labor Secretary Elizabeth Dole said , " The magnitude of these penalties and citations is matched only by the magnitude of the hazards to workers which resulted from corporate indifference to worker safety and health , and severe cutbacks in the maintenance and repair programs needed to remove those hazards . " hazards What hazards to workers were present? 22 23 -782 1 A House - Senate conference approved major portions of a package for more than $ 500 million in economic aid for Poland that relies heavily on $ 240 million in credit and loan guarantees in fiscal 1990 in hopes of stimulating future trade and investment . Poland why are they helping poland? 21 22 -782 1 A House - Senate conference approved major portions of a package for more than $ 500 million in economic aid for Poland that relies heavily on $ 240 million in credit and loan guarantees in fiscal 1990 in hopes of stimulating future trade and investment . hopes Why do the House and Senate have hopes of stimulating trade and investment in Poland? 38 39 -782 1 A House - Senate conference approved major portions of a package for more than $ 500 million in economic aid for Poland that relies heavily on $ 240 million in credit and loan guarantees in fiscal 1990 in hopes of stimulating future trade and investment . major portions of a package which major portions of a package? 6 11 -782 2 For the Agency for International Development , appropriators approved $ 200 million in secondary loan guarantees under an expanded trade credit insurance program , and total loan guarantees for the Overseas Private Investment Corp . are increased by $ 40 million over fiscal 1989 as part of the same Poland package . Agency for International Development , what does the Agency for International Development do? 2 7 -782 3 The conference approved at least $ 55 million in direct cash and development assistance as well , and though no decision was made , both sides are committed to adding more than $ 200 million in economic support funds and environmental initiatives sought by the Bush administration . environmental initiatives What kinds of environmental initiatives? 40 42 -782 3 The conference approved at least $ 55 million in direct cash and development assistance as well , and though no decision was made , both sides are committed to adding more than $ 200 million in economic support funds and environmental initiatives sought by the Bush administration . decision Why was no decision made if both sides are committed to adding more economic support? 20 21 -782 3 The conference approved at least $ 55 million in direct cash and development assistance as well , and though no decision was made , both sides are committed to adding more than $ 200 million in economic support funds and environmental initiatives sought by the Bush administration . environmental initiatives what kinds of environmental initiatives? 40 42 -782 4 The agreement on Poland contrasts with the major differences remaining over the underlying foreign aid bill , which has already provoked veto threats by the White House and is sharply confined under this year ' s budget . veto threats are the threats hollow? 21 23 -782 4 The agreement on Poland contrasts with the major differences remaining over the underlying foreign aid bill , which has already provoked veto threats by the White House and is sharply confined under this year ' s budget . agreement Why are the parties in agreement over Poland’s aid when they disagree on the underlying aid package? 1 2 -782 4 The agreement on Poland contrasts with the major differences remaining over the underlying foreign aid bill , which has already provoked veto threats by the White House and is sharply confined under this year ' s budget . foreign aid bill , which foreign aid bill? 13 17 -782 5 These fiscal pressures are also a factor in shaping the Poland package , and while more ambitious authorizing legislation is still pending , the appropriations bill in conference will be more decisive on U . S . aid to Eastern Europe . fiscal pressures is it complex? 1 3 -782 5 These fiscal pressures are also a factor in shaping the Poland package , and while more ambitious authorizing legislation is still pending , the appropriations bill in conference will be more decisive on U . S . aid to Eastern Europe . decisive How will the appropriations bill be more decisive on Eastern Europe specifically and why? 31 32 -783 1 J . C . PENNEY Co . , Dallas , said it issued $ 350 million of securities backed by credit - card receivables . receivables what are receivables? 23 24 -783 1 J . C . PENNEY Co . , Dallas , said it issued $ 350 million of securities backed by credit - card receivables . securities What kind of securities? 17 18 -783 1 J . C . PENNEY Co . , Dallas , said it issued $ 350 million of securities backed by credit - card receivables . $ 350 million of securities To whom were the securities issued? 13 18 -783 1 J . C . PENNEY Co . , Dallas , said it issued $ 350 million of securities backed by credit - card receivables . credit - card receivables How do credit card receivables back the issued $350 million of securities? 20 24 -783 2 The offering was priced with an 8 . 95 % coupon rate at 99 . 1875 % to yield 9 . 19 % . 8 . 95 % coupon rate what is a coupon rate? 6 12 -783 2 The offering was priced with an 8 . 95 % coupon rate at 99 . 1875 % to yield 9 . 19 % . coupon What kind of coupon? 10 11 -783 2 The offering was priced with an 8 . 95 % coupon rate at 99 . 1875 % to yield 9 . 19 % . coupon rate What is a \"coupon rate\"? 10 12 -783 2 The offering was priced with an 8 . 95 % coupon rate at 99 . 1875 % to yield 9 . 19 % . at 99 . 1875 % to yield 9 . 19 % How do these number correlate? 12 23 -783 2 The offering was priced with an 8 . 95 % coupon rate at 99 . 1875 % to yield 9 . 19 % . coupon To whom were the coupons issued? 10 11 -783 3 The retailer said the securities are expected to be rated triple - A by Standard & Poor ' s Corp . and Aaa by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . rated triple - A What constitutes a triple-A rating? 9 13 -783 3 The retailer said the securities are expected to be rated triple - A by Standard & Poor ' s Corp . and Aaa by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . Standard & Poor ' s Corp Who is Standard & Poor's Corp? 14 20 -783 3 The retailer said the securities are expected to be rated triple - A by Standard & Poor ' s Corp . and Aaa by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . Moody ' s Investors Service Who is Moody's Investors Services? 24 29 -783 3 The retailer said the securities are expected to be rated triple - A by Standard & Poor ' s Corp . and Aaa by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . rated triple - A How is a triple-A rating determined by Standard & Poor's Corp.? 9 13 -783 3 The retailer said the securities are expected to be rated triple - A by Standard & Poor ' s Corp . and Aaa by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . Aaa Is Aaa the highest rating issued by Moody's Investors Service Inc.? 22 23 -783 4 They pay interest only for 115 months , with principal payments beginning thereafter . 115 months , how many years is that? 5 8 -783 4 They pay interest only for 115 months , with principal payments beginning thereafter . interest How much interest? 2 3 -783 5 The expected average life of the certificates is 10 years , with the final scheduled payment in October , 2001 . average life If ten years is the average life of the certificates, what is the life range of them? 2 4 -784 1 Du Pont Co . , Hewlett - Packard Co . and Los Alamos National Laboratory said they signed a three - year , $ 11 million agreement to collaborate on superconductor research . superconductor what are superconductors? 30 31 -784 1 Du Pont Co . , Hewlett - Packard Co . and Los Alamos National Laboratory said they signed a three - year , $ 11 million agreement to collaborate on superconductor research . collaborate on superconductor research Which parts doing what? 28 32 -784 1 Du Pont Co . , Hewlett - Packard Co . and Los Alamos National Laboratory said they signed a three - year , $ 11 million agreement to collaborate on superconductor research . superconductor research what comprises a 'superconductor research'? 30 32 -784 1 Du Pont Co . , Hewlett - Packard Co . and Los Alamos National Laboratory said they signed a three - year , $ 11 million agreement to collaborate on superconductor research . collaborate How are they collaborating? 28 29 -784 3 The materials , discovered during the past three years , conduct electricity without resistance and promise smaller , faster computers and other new technologies . during the past three years , How was this discovered? 4 10 -784 3 The materials , discovered during the past three years , conduct electricity without resistance and promise smaller , faster computers and other new technologies . materials , what materials are used to conduct electricity? 1 3 -784 3 The materials , discovered during the past three years , conduct electricity without resistance and promise smaller , faster computers and other new technologies . conduct electricity without resistance How do they conduct electricity without resistance? 10 14 -784 4 Joint - research programs have proliferated as U . S . companies seek to spread the risks and costs of commercializing new superconductors and to meet the challenges posed by foreign consortia , especially in Japan . consortia , what are consortiA? 31 33 -784 4 Joint - research programs have proliferated as U . S . companies seek to spread the risks and costs of commercializing new superconductors and to meet the challenges posed by foreign consortia , especially in Japan . meet the challenges posed by foreign consortia , What challenges? 25 33 -784 4 Joint - research programs have proliferated as U . S . companies seek to spread the risks and costs of commercializing new superconductors and to meet the challenges posed by foreign consortia , especially in Japan . Japan why was japan the only country mentioned? 35 36 -784 4 Joint - research programs have proliferated as U . S . companies seek to spread the risks and costs of commercializing new superconductors and to meet the challenges posed by foreign consortia , especially in Japan . challenges posed How do foreign consortia pose a challenge to the US? 27 29 -784 5 The latest research pact bolsters Du Pont ' s growing portfolio of investments in superconductors . bolsters definition of this word? 4 5 -784 5 The latest research pact bolsters Du Pont ' s growing portfolio of investments in superconductors . portfolio of investments What is its 'portfolio of investments'? 10 13 -785 1 An arbitrator awarded Eastern Airlines pilots between $ 60 million and $ 100 million in back pay , a decision that could complicate the carrier ' s bankruptcy - law reorganization . complicate why will it complicate? 22 23 -785 1 An arbitrator awarded Eastern Airlines pilots between $ 60 million and $ 100 million in back pay , a decision that could complicate the carrier ' s bankruptcy - law reorganization . arbitrator Who is the arbitrator? 1 2 -785 1 An arbitrator awarded Eastern Airlines pilots between $ 60 million and $ 100 million in back pay , a decision that could complicate the carrier ' s bankruptcy - law reorganization . arbitrator Who was the arbitrator? 1 2 -785 1 An arbitrator awarded Eastern Airlines pilots between $ 60 million and $ 100 million in back pay , a decision that could complicate the carrier ' s bankruptcy - law reorganization . between $ 60 million and $ 100 million in back pay , What kind of pay? Regular? OT? Vacation? Sick? 6 18 -785 1 An arbitrator awarded Eastern Airlines pilots between $ 60 million and $ 100 million in back pay , a decision that could complicate the carrier ' s bankruptcy - law reorganization . bankruptcy - law reorganization What bankruptcy-law reorganization? 27 31 -785 3 It ' s unclear whether Eastern will succeed in overturning the arbitrator ' s decision , made in a long - simmering " pay parity " dispute that predates both the carrier ' s Chapter 11 petition and its 1986 acquisition by Texas Air . " pay parity " why is it quoted? 22 26 -785 3 It ' s unclear whether Eastern will succeed in overturning the arbitrator ' s decision , made in a long - simmering " pay parity " dispute that predates both the carrier ' s Chapter 11 petition and its 1986 acquisition by Texas Air . " pay parity " dispute What is the \"pay parity\" dispute? 22 27 -785 4 All Eastern ' s previous court efforts to head off the pilots ' demands have failed . previous court efforts How many previous court efforts did Eastern make? 4 7 -785 4 All Eastern ' s previous court efforts to head off the pilots ' demands have failed . previous How many previous efforts have there been? 4 5 -785 4 All Eastern ' s previous court efforts to head off the pilots ' demands have failed . Eastern ' s previous court efforts What were Eastern's previous court efforts? 1 7 -785 5 An Eastern spokesman said he doesn ' t expect that the arbitrator ' s ruling " will have any overall material effect on the company ' s strategic plan . " company ' s strategic plan why are they worried about it then? 24 29 -785 5 An Eastern spokesman said he doesn ' t expect that the arbitrator ' s ruling " will have any overall material effect on the company ' s strategic plan . " company ' s strategic plan What is the company's strategic plan? 24 29 -785 5 An Eastern spokesman said he doesn ' t expect that the arbitrator ' s ruling " will have any overall material effect on the company ' s strategic plan . " company ' s strategic plan What is the company's strategic plan? 24 29 -786 1 Despite continuing problems in its newsprint business , Kimberly - Clark Corp . posted a 20 % gain in third - quarter net income . 20 % gain how did they do that? 15 18 -786 1 Despite continuing problems in its newsprint business , Kimberly - Clark Corp . posted a 20 % gain in third - quarter net income . newsprint business , What is Kimberly-Clark's newsprint business? 5 8 -786 1 Despite continuing problems in its newsprint business , Kimberly - Clark Corp . posted a 20 % gain in third - quarter net income . newsprint business , what is a newsprint business? 5 8 -786 1 Despite continuing problems in its newsprint business , Kimberly - Clark Corp . posted a 20 % gain in third - quarter net income . gain How did Kimberly-Clark Corp. have a 20% gain in third-quarter net income? 17 18 -786 1 Despite continuing problems in its newsprint business , Kimberly - Clark Corp . posted a 20 % gain in third - quarter net income . problems What are the problems in the newsprint business? 2 3 -786 1 Despite continuing problems in its newsprint business , Kimberly - Clark Corp . posted a 20 % gain in third - quarter net income . continuing problems What are these problems? 1 3 -786 1 Despite continuing problems in its newsprint business , Kimberly - Clark Corp . posted a 20 % gain in third - quarter net income . 20 % gain Was their a particular cause for this gain? 15 18 -786 2 The consumer - products and newsprint company said net rose to $ 108 . 8 million , or $ 1 . 35 a share , from $ 90 . 5 million , or $ 1 . 12 a share , a year ago . consumer - products What consumer-products? 1 4 -786 2 The consumer - products and newsprint company said net rose to $ 108 . 8 million , or $ 1 . 35 a share , from $ 90 . 5 million , or $ 1 . 12 a share , a year ago . net rose What were the contributors to this rise in net? 8 10 -786 3 Sales rose 6 . 2 % to $ 1 . 45 billion from $ 1 . 37 billion . $ 1 . 45 billion from $ 1 . 37 are the shareholders pleased? 7 17 -786 3 Sales rose 6 . 2 % to $ 1 . 45 billion from $ 1 . 37 billion . Sales why did sales rise? 0 1 -786 3 Sales rose 6 . 2 % to $ 1 . 45 billion from $ 1 . 37 billion . Sales rose What was the cause of the rise? 0 2 -786 4 After a flat second quarter tied largely to lower newsprint earnings , Kimberly - Clark attributed the gain to improved results in its consumer businesses in North America , Brazil and Korea . Korea south koreA? 31 32 -786 4 After a flat second quarter tied largely to lower newsprint earnings , Kimberly - Clark attributed the gain to improved results in its consumer businesses in North America , Brazil and Korea . consumer businesses What consumer businesses does Kimberly-Clark own? 23 25 -786 4 After a flat second quarter tied largely to lower newsprint earnings , Kimberly - Clark attributed the gain to improved results in its consumer businesses in North America , Brazil and Korea . newsprint earnings , what are newsprint earnings? 9 12 -786 4 After a flat second quarter tied largely to lower newsprint earnings , Kimberly - Clark attributed the gain to improved results in its consumer businesses in North America , Brazil and Korea . lower newsprint earnings , Why are they lower? 8 12 -786 4 After a flat second quarter tied largely to lower newsprint earnings , Kimberly - Clark attributed the gain to improved results in its consumer businesses in North America , Brazil and Korea . improved results What results? 19 21 -786 5 Those gains came from higher prices , particularly for disposable diapers and tissue products , and from increased sales , primarily for feminine - care products , the company said . increased sales , What caused the increase 17 20 -787 3 The bill would require the agency to block the acquisition of 15 % or more of an airline ' s stock if the purchase threatened safety , reduced the carrier ' s ability to compete , or put the airline under foreign control . would require how can it do that? 2 4 -787 3 The bill would require the agency to block the acquisition of 15 % or more of an airline ' s stock if the purchase threatened safety , reduced the carrier ' s ability to compete , or put the airline under foreign control . threatened safety , Why would the purchase threaten safety? 24 27 -787 4 Debate on the legislation , which faces a veto threat from President Bush , is to continue today . veto threat can he cancel it? 8 10 -787 4 Debate on the legislation , which faces a veto threat from President Bush , is to continue today . which faces a veto threat from President Bush , Why does it face a veto threat by President Bush? 5 14 -787 4 Debate on the legislation , which faces a veto threat from President Bush , is to continue today . veto Why does President Bush want to veto the bill? 8 9 -787 4 Debate on the legislation , which faces a veto threat from President Bush , is to continue today . veto threat from President Bush , Why would the legislation be vetoed? 8 14 -787 5 The amendment would require the department to block the purchase of a major airline by anyone who has run two or more carriers that have filed for protection from creditors under Chapter 11 of the Bankruptcy Code . Chapter 11 what is chapter 11 say? 31 33 -787 5 The amendment would require the department to block the purchase of a major airline by anyone who has run two or more carriers that have filed for protection from creditors under Chapter 11 of the Bankruptcy Code . department what department are they talking about? 5 6 -787 5 The amendment would require the department to block the purchase of a major airline by anyone who has run two or more carriers that have filed for protection from creditors under Chapter 11 of the Bankruptcy Code . major airline What counts as a major airline? 12 14 -788 1 The Manville Personal Injury Settlement Trust said it is considering several ways to ease a liquidity crunch that could include the sale of Manville Corp . to a third party . liquidity crunch What is a liquidity crunch? 15 17 -788 1 The Manville Personal Injury Settlement Trust said it is considering several ways to ease a liquidity crunch that could include the sale of Manville Corp . to a third party . liquidity crunch Why is a liquidity crunch taking place? 15 17 -788 1 The Manville Personal Injury Settlement Trust said it is considering several ways to ease a liquidity crunch that could include the sale of Manville Corp . to a third party . several ways What are some of the ways to ease a liquidity crunch? 10 12 -788 2 In a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission , the majority holder of Manville acknowledged that the cash portion of its initial funding of $ 765 million will be depleted next year , and that alternative sources of funds will be necessary to meet its obligations . depleted Why is Manville's initial funding going to be depleted? 30 31 -788 2 In a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission , the majority holder of Manville acknowledged that the cash portion of its initial funding of $ 765 million will be depleted next year , and that alternative sources of funds will be necessary to meet its obligations . $ 765 million will be depleted next year , What has led to the depletion of their funding? 25 34 -788 3 The trust , which was created as part of Manville ' s bankruptcy - law reorganization to compensate victims of asbestos - related diseases , ultimately expects to receive $ 2 . 5 billion from Manville , but its cash flow from investments has so far lagged behind its payments to victims . far lagged will it catch back up? 45 47 -788 3 The trust , which was created as part of Manville ' s bankruptcy - law reorganization to compensate victims of asbestos - related diseases , ultimately expects to receive $ 2 . 5 billion from Manville , but its cash flow from investments has so far lagged behind its payments to victims . asbestos - related diseases , Why did Manville have to pay out for asbestos-related diseases to their customers? 20 25 -788 3 The trust , which was created as part of Manville ' s bankruptcy - law reorganization to compensate victims of asbestos - related diseases , ultimately expects to receive $ 2 . 5 billion from Manville , but its cash flow from investments has so far lagged behind its payments to victims . bankruptcy - law reorganization What is the bankruptcy-law reorganization? 12 16 -788 4 Spokespersons for both the trust and the company refused to comment on whether any talks with a possible acquirer of Manville had actually taken place . acquirer are they going to acquire for sure? 18 19 -788 4 Spokespersons for both the trust and the company refused to comment on whether any talks with a possible acquirer of Manville had actually taken place . refused to comment Why is there a refusal to comment? 8 11 -788 4 Spokespersons for both the trust and the company refused to comment on whether any talks with a possible acquirer of Manville had actually taken place . Spokespersons Who were the spokespersons or what were their job titles? 0 1 -788 5 The trust is considering a sale of its Manville holdings , but Manville has the right of first refusal on any sales of its stock held by the trust . first refusal what is right of first refusal? 17 19 -789 1 Northwest Airlines settled the remaining lawsuits filed on behalf of 156 people killed in a 1987 crash , but claims against the jetliner ' s maker are being pursued , a federal judge said . federal judge said what was his name? 31 34 -789 1 Northwest Airlines settled the remaining lawsuits filed on behalf of 156 people killed in a 1987 crash , but claims against the jetliner ' s maker are being pursued , a federal judge said . jetliner ' s maker Who was the jetliner's maker? 22 26 -789 1 Northwest Airlines settled the remaining lawsuits filed on behalf of 156 people killed in a 1987 crash , but claims against the jetliner ' s maker are being pursued , a federal judge said . 1987 crash , Where did the 1987 crash occur? 15 18 -789 2 Northwest , a unit of NWA Inc . , and McDonnell Douglas Corp . , which made the MD - 80 aircraft , also are pursuing counterclaims against each other in the crash near Detroit Metropolitan Airport . counterclaims are they likely to receive them? 26 27 -789 2 Northwest , a unit of NWA Inc . , and McDonnell Douglas Corp . , which made the MD - 80 aircraft , also are pursuing counterclaims against each other in the crash near Detroit Metropolitan Airport . crash near Detroit Metropolitan Airport What caused the crash? 32 37 -789 2 Northwest , a unit of NWA Inc . , and McDonnell Douglas Corp . , which made the MD - 80 aircraft , also are pursuing counterclaims against each other in the crash near Detroit Metropolitan Airport . counterclaims What are the counterclaims between Northwest and McDonnell Douglas Corp.? 26 27 -789 5 U . S . District Judge Julian A . Cook Jr . announced the settlements as the jury trial was to begin yesterday . to begin yesterday but its not happening now? 20 23 -790 1 Southern Co . ' s Gulf Power Co . subsidiary pleaded guilty to two felony charges of conspiracy to make illegal political contributions and tax evasion , and paid $ 500 , 000 in fines . pleaded guilty Why did they choose to plead guilty? 10 12 -790 1 Southern Co . ' s Gulf Power Co . subsidiary pleaded guilty to two felony charges of conspiracy to make illegal political contributions and tax evasion , and paid $ 500 , 000 in fines . $ 500 , 000 How much money were they attempting to evade taxes on? 29 33 -790 1 Southern Co . ' s Gulf Power Co . subsidiary pleaded guilty to two felony charges of conspiracy to make illegal political contributions and tax evasion , and paid $ 500 , 000 in fines . pleaded guilty What date did they plead guilty? 10 12 -790 2 Gulf Power ' s guilty plea before U . S . District Judge Robert L . Vining yesterday marks the end of only one part of a wide - ranging inquiry of Southern Co . wide - ranging inquiry What topics of investigation are included in this inquiry? 27 31 -790 2 Gulf Power ' s guilty plea before U . S . District Judge Robert L . Vining yesterday marks the end of only one part of a wide - ranging inquiry of Southern Co . the end of only one part Why was only one part concluded? 19 25 -790 2 Gulf Power ' s guilty plea before U . S . District Judge Robert L . Vining yesterday marks the end of only one part of a wide - ranging inquiry of Southern Co . of only one part of what is the second part? 21 26 -790 2 Gulf Power ' s guilty plea before U . S . District Judge Robert L . Vining yesterday marks the end of only one part of a wide - ranging inquiry of Southern Co . wide - ranging inquiry What else are they under investigation about? 27 31 -790 2 Gulf Power ' s guilty plea before U . S . District Judge Robert L . Vining yesterday marks the end of only one part of a wide - ranging inquiry of Southern Co . one part of a wide - ranging inquiry How many inquiries were there? 23 31 -790 3 The company is the subject of a federal grand jury investigation into whether its officials and its utility subsidiaries conspired to cover up their accounting for spare parts to evade federal income taxes . evade federal income taxes Why specifically did they feel they needed to evade federal income taxes? 29 33 -790 3 The company is the subject of a federal grand jury investigation into whether its officials and its utility subsidiaries conspired to cover up their accounting for spare parts to evade federal income taxes . conspired Why are they being accused of conspiring? 19 20 -790 3 The company is the subject of a federal grand jury investigation into whether its officials and its utility subsidiaries conspired to cover up their accounting for spare parts to evade federal income taxes . to evade federal income taxes How much in taxes are they accused of evading? 28 33 -790 3 The company is the subject of a federal grand jury investigation into whether its officials and its utility subsidiaries conspired to cover up their accounting for spare parts to evade federal income taxes . federal income taxes What was the total of the taxes that were evaded? 30 33 -790 4 " The terms announced today are strictly between the United States and Gulf Power , " said U . S . Attorney Robert L . Barr . " This is only a further step in a lengthy investigation . " strictly between Why are the terms being kept secret? 6 8 -790 4 " The terms announced today are strictly between the United States and Gulf Power , " said U . S . Attorney Robert L . Barr . " This is only a further step in a lengthy investigation . " Robert L . Barr is he the prosecutor? 22 26 -790 4 " The terms announced today are strictly between the United States and Gulf Power , " said U . S . Attorney Robert L . Barr . " This is only a further step in a lengthy investigation . " lengthy investigation What else is part of the investigation? 36 38 -790 4 " The terms announced today are strictly between the United States and Gulf Power , " said U . S . Attorney Robert L . Barr . " This is only a further step in a lengthy investigation . " further step in a lengthy investigation How many steps are in the investigation? 32 38 -790 5 The plea settlement does not allow Southern Co . to charge any of the $ 500 , 000 to its customers , or take action against employees who provided information during the federal inquiry . employees who provided information How was the information provided? 26 30 -790 5 The plea settlement does not allow Southern Co . to charge any of the $ 500 , 000 to its customers , or take action against employees who provided information during the federal inquiry . plea settlement what are the exact terms? 1 3 -790 5 The plea settlement does not allow Southern Co . to charge any of the $ 500 , 000 to its customers , or take action against employees who provided information during the federal inquiry . to charge any of the $ 500 , 000 to its customers , Is it normal for a company to attempt to charge its own fine to its customers? 9 22 -790 5 The plea settlement does not allow Southern Co . to charge any of the $ 500 , 000 to its customers , or take action against employees who provided information during the federal inquiry . action against employees What kind of action could they take? 24 27 -791 1 Time Warner Inc . and Sony Corp . may be today ' s public enemies , but the two entertainment giants could end up becoming partners in a number of ventures as part of a settlement of their acrimonious legal dispute over Hollywood producers Peter Guber and Jon Peters . ventures What ventures could Time Warner and Sony become partners of? 30 31 -791 1 Time Warner Inc . and Sony Corp . may be today ' s public enemies , but the two entertainment giants could end up becoming partners in a number of ventures as part of a settlement of their acrimonious legal dispute over Hollywood producers Peter Guber and Jon Peters . today ' s public enemies , Why are these companies already enemies of one another? 10 16 -791 1 Time Warner Inc . and Sony Corp . may be today ' s public enemies , but the two entertainment giants could end up becoming partners in a number of ventures as part of a settlement of their acrimonious legal dispute over Hollywood producers Peter Guber and Jon Peters . Peter Guber and Jon Peters WHAT MOVIES HAVE THESE TWO DONE? 44 49 -791 2 The Warner Bros . studio and Sony signaled they are close to a settlement yesterday , asking a Los Angeles Superior Court to postpone a hearing scheduled for tomorrow on Warner ' s request for a preliminary injunction blocking Mr . Guber and Mr . Peters from taking the top posts at Columbia Pictures Entertainment Inc . signaled they how did they signal? 7 9 -791 2 The Warner Bros . studio and Sony signaled they are close to a settlement yesterday , asking a Los Angeles Superior Court to postpone a hearing scheduled for tomorrow on Warner ' s request for a preliminary injunction blocking Mr . Guber and Mr . Peters from taking the top posts at Columbia Pictures Entertainment Inc . blocking Mr . Guber and Mr . Peters Why does Warner want to block Mr. Gruber and Mr. Peters from taking top posts at Columbia? 38 46 -791 2 The Warner Bros . studio and Sony signaled they are close to a settlement yesterday , asking a Los Angeles Superior Court to postpone a hearing scheduled for tomorrow on Warner ' s request for a preliminary injunction blocking Mr . Guber and Mr . Peters from taking the top posts at Columbia Pictures Entertainment Inc . close to a settlement How can two public enemies in a court case decide to settle a case like this? 10 14 -791 2 The Warner Bros . studio and Sony signaled they are close to a settlement yesterday , asking a Los Angeles Superior Court to postpone a hearing scheduled for tomorrow on Warner ' s request for a preliminary injunction blocking Mr . Guber and Mr . Peters from taking the top posts at Columbia Pictures Entertainment Inc . taking the top posts WHY IS THIS SUCH A PROBLEM FOR 2 PRODUCERS TO TAKE TOP SPOTS IN MOVIE COMPANY?\n 47 51 -791 3 In separate statements , the two sides said they want to have " further discussions . " " further discussions about what discuss? 12 15 -791 3 In separate statements , the two sides said they want to have " further discussions . " separate statements , WERE THE TWO COMPANIES INTERVIEWED SEPARATELY? 1 4 -791 4 Sony is acquiring Columbia and Guber - Peters Entertainment Co . in two separate transactions valued at more than $ 5 billion . $ 5 billion is that a lot? 19 22 -791 4 Sony is acquiring Columbia and Guber - Peters Entertainment Co . in two separate transactions valued at more than $ 5 billion . valued at more than $ 5 billion Why are these two companies valued at this amount? 15 22 -791 4 Sony is acquiring Columbia and Guber - Peters Entertainment Co . in two separate transactions valued at more than $ 5 billion . Guber - Peters Entertainment Co WHAT PRODUCTIONS HAVE THEY DONE? 5 10 -791 5 Warner Communications Inc . , which is being acquired by Time Warner , has filed a $ 1 billion breach - of - contract suit against Sony and the two producers . $ 1 billion breach - of - contract suit WHY ARE THEY SUING SONY AND THE PRODUCERS? 16 25 -792 1 Michael Blair , former president and chief executive officer of Enfield Corp . , failed to win election to the company ' s board at a special shareholder meeting . special shareholder meeting how many were invited? 26 29 -792 1 Michael Blair , former president and chief executive officer of Enfield Corp . , failed to win election to the company ' s board at a special shareholder meeting . president How did Michael Blair become president of Enfield Corp.? 4 5 -792 1 Michael Blair , former president and chief executive officer of Enfield Corp . , failed to win election to the company ' s board at a special shareholder meeting . election Why was there an election being held? 17 18 -792 1 Michael Blair , former president and chief executive officer of Enfield Corp . , failed to win election to the company ' s board at a special shareholder meeting . special Why was the shareholding meeting special? 26 27 -792 1 Michael Blair , former president and chief executive officer of Enfield Corp . , failed to win election to the company ' s board at a special shareholder meeting . company ' s Why did the company board fail to elect him? 20 23 -792 1 Michael Blair , former president and chief executive officer of Enfield Corp . , failed to win election to the company ' s board at a special shareholder meeting . Enfield Corp What type of business is Enfield Corp.? 10 12 -792 1 Michael Blair , former president and chief executive officer of Enfield Corp . , failed to win election to the company ' s board at a special shareholder meeting . failed to win election How did Michael Blair fail to win election to the board? 14 18 -792 2 Mr . Blair said after the meeting that he had filed separate lawsuits in the Ontario Supreme Court for unjust dismissal against Enfield and for libel against its largest shareholder , Canadian Express Ltd . , and two executives of Hees International Bancorp Inc . , which controls Canadian Express . dismissal How was Michael Blair unjustly dismissed? 20 21 -792 2 Mr . Blair said after the meeting that he had filed separate lawsuits in the Ontario Supreme Court for unjust dismissal against Enfield and for libel against its largest shareholder , Canadian Express Ltd . , and two executives of Hees International Bancorp Inc . , which controls Canadian Express . libel How was Michael Blair affected by libel? 25 26 -792 2 Mr . Blair said after the meeting that he had filed separate lawsuits in the Ontario Supreme Court for unjust dismissal against Enfield and for libel against its largest shareholder , Canadian Express Ltd . , and two executives of Hees International Bancorp Inc . , which controls Canadian Express . controls How does Hees International Bancorp Inc. control Canadian Express? 47 48 -792 2 Mr . Blair said after the meeting that he had filed separate lawsuits in the Ontario Supreme Court for unjust dismissal against Enfield and for libel against its largest shareholder , Canadian Express Ltd . , and two executives of Hees International Bancorp Inc . , which controls Canadian Express . libel Why was he dismissed for libel? 25 26 -792 2 Mr . Blair said after the meeting that he had filed separate lawsuits in the Ontario Supreme Court for unjust dismissal against Enfield and for libel against its largest shareholder , Canadian Express Ltd . , and two executives of Hees International Bancorp Inc . , which controls Canadian Express . unjust dismissal Why does Mr. Blair feel his dismissal was unjust? 19 21 -792 3 Holders at the meeting elected a full slate of Canadian Express nominees to Enfield ' s 11 - member board . elected a full slate it means they elected 11 people? 4 8 -792 3 Holders at the meeting elected a full slate of Canadian Express nominees to Enfield ' s 11 - member board . elected How did they make their decision? 4 5 -792 3 Holders at the meeting elected a full slate of Canadian Express nominees to Enfield ' s 11 - member board . nominees How were nominees chosen? 11 12 -792 3 Holders at the meeting elected a full slate of Canadian Express nominees to Enfield ' s 11 - member board . 11 - member Why are there eleven members on the board? 16 19 -792 4 Mr . Blair and Hees have been feuding for months . feuding How are Mr. Blair and Hees feuding? 7 8 -792 4 Mr . Blair and Hees have been feuding for months . months How long before Mr. Blair and Hees resolve their issues? 9 10 -792 4 Mr . Blair and Hees have been feuding for months . feuding Why has Mr. Blair and Hees been feuding for months? 7 8 -792 5 Yesterday ' s election was a sequel to Enfield ' s annual meeting in June when Mr . Blair disallowed proxies in favor of two Hees nominees . meeting Why do they have a meeting every year? 12 13 -792 5 Yesterday ' s election was a sequel to Enfield ' s annual meeting in June when Mr . Blair disallowed proxies in favor of two Hees nominees . disallowed How did Mr. Blair disallow proxies? 19 20 -792 5 Yesterday ' s election was a sequel to Enfield ' s annual meeting in June when Mr . Blair disallowed proxies in favor of two Hees nominees . nominees Why did Mr. Blair favor two Hees nominees? 26 27 -792 5 Yesterday ' s election was a sequel to Enfield ' s annual meeting in June when Mr . Blair disallowed proxies in favor of two Hees nominees . proxies Why we're the nominees favored over the proxies? 20 21 -792 5 Yesterday ' s election was a sequel to Enfield ' s annual meeting in June when Mr . Blair disallowed proxies in favor of two Hees nominees . disallowed proxies Why did Mr. Blair disallow proxies? 19 21 -793 1 As Georgia - Pacific ' s bid for Great Northern Nekoosa has shown , uninvited takeovers are still alive despite premature reports of their demise . uninvited takeovers Why are the takeovers uninvited? 14 16 -793 1 As Georgia - Pacific ' s bid for Great Northern Nekoosa has shown , uninvited takeovers are still alive despite premature reports of their demise . uninvited takeovers how often do they happen? 14 16 -793 1 As Georgia - Pacific ' s bid for Great Northern Nekoosa has shown , uninvited takeovers are still alive despite premature reports of their demise . reports of their demise Why is the company failing? 21 25 -793 1 As Georgia - Pacific ' s bid for Great Northern Nekoosa has shown , uninvited takeovers are still alive despite premature reports of their demise . premature reports of their demise How are these takeovers going to be prevented? 20 25 -793 2 Therefore , the debate about poison pills will continue to rage in the boardrooms of corporations and the halls of academia . poison pills How do you define poison pill in this context? 5 7 -793 2 Therefore , the debate about poison pills will continue to rage in the boardrooms of corporations and the halls of academia . poison pills what is a poison pill? 5 7 -793 2 Therefore , the debate about poison pills will continue to rage in the boardrooms of corporations and the halls of academia . poison pills What is qualifying as a poison pill in this instance? 5 7 -793 2 Therefore , the debate about poison pills will continue to rage in the boardrooms of corporations and the halls of academia . poison pills What does the term poison pill mean here? 5 7 -793 3 Although poison pills come in different colors and shapes , they usually give current shareholders the right to buy more stock of their corporation at a large discount if certain events occur - - typically , if a hostile bidder acquires more than a specified percentage of the corporation ' s stock . more than a specified percentage How is that percentage decided? 41 46 -793 3 Although poison pills come in different colors and shapes , they usually give current shareholders the right to buy more stock of their corporation at a large discount if certain events occur - - typically , if a hostile bidder acquires more than a specified percentage of the corporation ' s stock . right to buy more stock Why do poison pills allow shareholders to buy more stock? 16 21 -793 3 Although poison pills come in different colors and shapes , they usually give current shareholders the right to buy more stock of their corporation at a large discount if certain events occur - - typically , if a hostile bidder acquires more than a specified percentage of the corporation ' s stock . hostile bidder How do you know if a bidder is hostile? 38 40 -793 3 Although poison pills come in different colors and shapes , they usually give current shareholders the right to buy more stock of their corporation at a large discount if certain events occur - - typically , if a hostile bidder acquires more than a specified percentage of the corporation ' s stock . right to buy more stock Why do these provisions exist? 16 21 -793 3 Although poison pills come in different colors and shapes , they usually give current shareholders the right to buy more stock of their corporation at a large discount if certain events occur - - typically , if a hostile bidder acquires more than a specified percentage of the corporation ' s stock . of their corporation How is it guaranteed that additional stock is available for purchase? 21 24 -793 4 However , these discount purchase rights may generally be redeemed at a nominal cost by the corporation ' s directors if they approve of a bidder . if they approve of a bidder How do directors decide if they approve of the bidder? 20 26 -793 4 However , these discount purchase rights may generally be redeemed at a nominal cost by the corporation ' s directors if they approve of a bidder . redeemed at a nominal cost Does this mean the rights are revoked? 9 14 -793 5 Supporters of poison pills argue that their adoption forces bidders to negotiate with a corporation ' s directors , who are thereby put in a better position to pursue the long - term interests of the corporation . forces bidders to negotiate Why are these bidders forced to negotiate? 8 12 -793 5 Supporters of poison pills argue that their adoption forces bidders to negotiate with a corporation ' s directors , who are thereby put in a better position to pursue the long - term interests of the corporation . a corporation ' s directors , why cant they talk to directors otherwise? 13 19 -793 5 Supporters of poison pills argue that their adoption forces bidders to negotiate with a corporation ' s directors , who are thereby put in a better position to pursue the long - term interests of the corporation . Supporters of poison pills Who are the supporters of poison pills? 0 4 -793 5 Supporters of poison pills argue that their adoption forces bidders to negotiate with a corporation ' s directors , who are thereby put in a better position to pursue the long - term interests of the corporation . better position How are the directors in a better position? 25 27 -794 1 Japan has found another safe outlet for its money : U . S . home mortgages . found another safe how did they find that out? 2 5 -794 1 Japan has found another safe outlet for its money : U . S . home mortgages . safe outlet What would it be other safe outlets? 4 6 -794 1 Japan has found another safe outlet for its money : U . S . home mortgages . U . S . home mortgages Why are U.S. home mortgages a safe outlet for Japanese money? 10 16 -794 1 Japan has found another safe outlet for its money : U . S . home mortgages . U . S . home mortgages Why do they invest in the U.S. specifically? 10 16 -794 2 An increasing number of big Japanese investors are buying up U . S . home mortgages that have been pooled and packaged for sale as interest - bearing instruments known as mortgage - backed securities . pooled what does pooled mean here? 19 20 -794 2 An increasing number of big Japanese investors are buying up U . S . home mortgages that have been pooled and packaged for sale as interest - bearing instruments known as mortgage - backed securities . mortgage - backed Why are they wanting these mortgages? 31 34 -794 2 An increasing number of big Japanese investors are buying up U . S . home mortgages that have been pooled and packaged for sale as interest - bearing instruments known as mortgage - backed securities . big Japanese investors Who are the big Japanese investors? 4 7 -794 3 As much as 10 % of new U . S . mortgage securities issued by the Federal National Mortgage Association , or Fannie Mae , and Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp . , or Freddie Mac , now flow into Japanese hands . Japanese hands How are they ending up in Japanese hands? 40 42 -794 3 As much as 10 % of new U . S . mortgage securities issued by the Federal National Mortgage Association , or Fannie Mae , and Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp . , or Freddie Mac , now flow into Japanese hands . now flow into Japanese hands How does this affect the U.S. economy? 37 42 -794 4 That may not come as a surprise to Americans who have watched the Japanese snap up properties in the U . S . from golf courses to a stake in Rockefeller Center . watched Since when did they start that? 11 12 -794 4 That may not come as a surprise to Americans who have watched the Japanese snap up properties in the U . S . from golf courses to a stake in Rockefeller Center . surprise to Americans How are Americans reacting to that? 6 9 -794 5 But it marks a big change for the Japanese , who shunned mortgage securities after getting burned by a big downturn in interest rates a few years back . big downturn in what happened back then? 19 22 -794 5 But it marks a big change for the Japanese , who shunned mortgage securities after getting burned by a big downturn in interest rates a few years back . downturn What caused this downturn? Will we experience it here in the United States? 20 21 -794 5 But it marks a big change for the Japanese , who shunned mortgage securities after getting burned by a big downturn in interest rates a few years back . burned How \"burned\" were\n them? 16 17 -794 5 But it marks a big change for the Japanese , who shunned mortgage securities after getting burned by a big downturn in interest rates a few years back . big downturn What caused the downturn? 19 21 -795 1 The Internal Revenue Service said it is willing to let the U . S . Tax Court decide how much oil man William Herbert Hunt will owe the government after his assets are liquidated . assets are liquidated how many assets does he have? 31 34 -795 1 The Internal Revenue Service said it is willing to let the U . S . Tax Court decide how much oil man William Herbert Hunt will owe the government after his assets are liquidated . William Herbert Hunt What company is Mr. Hunt leading? 22 25 -795 1 The Internal Revenue Service said it is willing to let the U . S . Tax Court decide how much oil man William Herbert Hunt will owe the government after his assets are liquidated . oil man William Herbert Hunt Why is he called the oil man? 20 25 -795 1 The Internal Revenue Service said it is willing to let the U . S . Tax Court decide how much oil man William Herbert Hunt will owe the government after his assets are liquidated . U . S . Tax Court Why let the U.S. Tax Court decide? 11 17 -795 2 The surprise announcement came after the IRS broke off negotiations with Mr . Hunt on a settlement of the one - time tycoon ' s personal bankruptcy case . surprise announcement What was the surprise announcement? 1 3 -795 2 The surprise announcement came after the IRS broke off negotiations with Mr . Hunt on a settlement of the one - time tycoon ' s personal bankruptcy case . personal bankruptcy case . Why was he claiming bankruptcy? 25 29 -795 2 The surprise announcement came after the IRS broke off negotiations with Mr . Hunt on a settlement of the one - time tycoon ' s personal bankruptcy case . settlement What settlement? 16 17 -795 3 Although the action removes one obstacle in the way of an overall settlement to the case , it also means that Mr . Hunt could be stripped of virtually all of his assets if the Tax Court rules against him in a 1982 case heard earlier this year in Washington , D . C . virtually all of his assets what about literally? 28 33 -795 3 Although the action removes one obstacle in the way of an overall settlement to the case , it also means that Mr . Hunt could be stripped of virtually all of his assets if the Tax Court rules against him in a 1982 case heard earlier this year in Washington , D . C . 1982 case What led to the beginning of the case back in 1982? 42 44 -795 3 Although the action removes one obstacle in the way of an overall settlement to the case , it also means that Mr . Hunt could be stripped of virtually all of his assets if the Tax Court rules against him in a 1982 case heard earlier this year in Washington , D . C . 1982 case How will this case contribute to him losing all of his assets? 42 44 -795 4 The IRS has been seeking more than $ 300 million in back taxes from Mr . Hunt . $ 300 million in back taxes For how long has Mr. Hunt been delinquent? 7 13 -795 5 Separately , a federal judge hearing Mr . Hunt ' s bankruptcy case yesterday turned down a proposed $ 65 . 7 million settlement between Mr . Hunt and Minpeco S . A . , another major creditor in the case . settlement between Mr . Hunt and Minpeco why is minpeco involved? 23 30 -795 5 Separately , a federal judge hearing Mr . Hunt ' s bankruptcy case yesterday turned down a proposed $ 65 . 7 million settlement between Mr . Hunt and Minpeco S . A . , another major creditor in the case . Minpeco S . A Why is Minpeco a creditor? 29 33 -796 1 EG & G Inc . said it acquired Laboratorium Prof . said it acquired Why did EG&G acquire Laboratorium Prof.? 5 8 -796 1 EG & G Inc . said it acquired Laboratorium Prof . Laboratorium Prof why did they acquire it? 8 10 -796 1 EG & G Inc . said it acquired Laboratorium Prof . EG & G WHAT TYPE OF BUSINESS IS EG&G? 0 3 -796 1 EG & G Inc . said it acquired Laboratorium Prof . EG & G Inc . said it acquired Laboratorium Prof What are these companies? How did it acquire Laboratorium Prof? 0 10 -796 2 Dr . Berthold , a German maker of scientific instruments . scientific instruments What kind of scientific instruments did Dr. Berthold make? 8 10 -796 2 Dr . Berthold , a German maker of scientific instruments . scientific instruments what instruments? 8 10 -796 2 Dr . Berthold , a German maker of scientific instruments . Dr . Berthold , WHO DOES HE WORK FOR? 0 4 -796 2 Dr . Berthold , a German maker of scientific instruments . scientific instruments What types of scientific instruments? 8 10 -796 3 Terms weren ' t disclosed . Terms weren ' t disclosed Terms weren't disclosed about what? 0 5 -796 3 Terms weren ' t disclosed . Terms weren ' t why werent they? 0 4 -796 3 Terms weren ' t disclosed . Terms TERMS FOR WHAT? 0 1 -796 3 Terms weren ' t disclosed . Terms weren ' t disclosed Why were the terms not disclosed 0 5 -796 4 The Wellesley , Mass . , maker of scientific instruments and electronic parts said Berthold expects 1989 sales of more than 100 million Deutsche marks ( $ 54 . 5 million ) and employs about 400 people . Deutsche What is \"Deutsche?\" 23 24 -796 4 The Wellesley , Mass . , maker of scientific instruments and electronic parts said Berthold expects 1989 sales of more than 100 million Deutsche marks ( $ 54 . 5 million ) and employs about 400 people . 1989 DOES 1989 REFER TO THE YEAR OR SOME OTHER VALUE? 16 17 -796 4 The Wellesley , Mass . , maker of scientific instruments and electronic parts said Berthold expects 1989 sales of more than 100 million Deutsche marks ( $ 54 . 5 million ) and employs about 400 people . scientific instruments and electronic parts What types of instruments and parts 8 13 -796 5 Berthold is based in Wildbad , West Germany , and also has operations in Belgium . Berthold Does Berthold only have operations in Europe? 0 1 -796 5 Berthold is based in Wildbad , West Germany , and also has operations in Belgium . Berthold IS THIS ALSO THE NAME OF A COMPANY AS WELL AS THE SCIENTIST? 0 1 -797 1 Healthcare International Inc . said it reached a 120 - day standstill agreement with its HealthVest affiliate calling for Healthcare to pay HealthVest $ 5 million right away and additional amounts in the future . additional amounts How much additional? 29 31 -797 1 Healthcare International Inc . said it reached a 120 - day standstill agreement with its HealthVest affiliate calling for Healthcare to pay HealthVest $ 5 million right away and additional amounts in the future . $ 5 million Why does Healthcare need to pay Healthvest $5 million? 23 26 -797 1 Healthcare International Inc . said it reached a 120 - day standstill agreement with its HealthVest affiliate calling for Healthcare to pay HealthVest $ 5 million right away and additional amounts in the future . additional amounts in the future How much are the additional amounts? 29 34 -797 1 Healthcare International Inc . said it reached a 120 - day standstill agreement with its HealthVest affiliate calling for Healthcare to pay HealthVest $ 5 million right away and additional amounts in the future . 120 - day standstill agreement Why the agreement? 8 13 -797 2 Under the agreement , Healthcare , a manager of health - care facilities , said it would pay HealthVest $ 3 . 9 million in overdue rent and mortgage payments and repay $ 1 . 1 million in funds that HealthVest advanced for construction work on facilities . advanced What does advanced for mean? 41 42 -797 3 In return , HealthVest agreed that it won ' t exercise its rights and remedies against Healthcare during the 120 - day period . 120 - day period what about after those days? 19 23 -797 3 In return , HealthVest agreed that it won ' t exercise its rights and remedies against Healthcare during the 120 - day period . exercise its rights What rights and remedies does HealthVest have? 10 13 -797 3 In return , HealthVest agreed that it won ' t exercise its rights and remedies against Healthcare during the 120 - day period . rights and remedies What are the rights and remedies that HealthVest can use against Healthcare? 12 15 -797 3 In return , HealthVest agreed that it won ' t exercise its rights and remedies against Healthcare during the 120 - day period . rights and remedies against Healthcare What types of rights are being foregone? 12 17 -797 4 After the payment , Healthcare still will be $ 6 . 5 million in arrears on rent and mortgage payments to HealthVest , a real estate investment trust whose portfolio consists largely of properties operated by Healthcare . arrears What is arrears? 14 15 -797 5 Healthcare has given HealthVest a 12 % note for that overdue amount , to be repaid over three years . over three years is that a fair deal? 16 19 -797 5 Healthcare has given HealthVest a 12 % note for that overdue amount , to be repaid over three years . note Does note mean pay back? 7 8 -798 1 UNIFIRST Corp . declared a 2 - for - 1 stock split . 2 - for - 1 stock split what is that? 5 12 -798 1 UNIFIRST Corp . declared a 2 - for - 1 stock split . UNIFIRST Corp What kind of company is Unifirst Corp.? 0 2 -798 1 UNIFIRST Corp . declared a 2 - for - 1 stock split . declared a 2 - for - 1 stock split What led to this split? 3 12 -798 1 UNIFIRST Corp . declared a 2 - for - 1 stock split . UNIFIRST Corp Where is the UNIFIRST Corporation? 0 2 -798 3 The dividend had been five cents a share . five cents a share why so low? 4 8 -799 1 Newport Electronics Inc . named a new slate of officers , a move that follows replacement of the company ' s five incumbent directors last week . replacement Why were the five incumbent directors replaced last week? 15 16 -799 1 Newport Electronics Inc . named a new slate of officers , a move that follows replacement of the company ' s five incumbent directors last week . replacement Why did they replace the directors? 15 16 -799 1 Newport Electronics Inc . named a new slate of officers , a move that follows replacement of the company ' s five incumbent directors last week . slate of officers , Who are the officers? 7 11 -799 2 Milton B . Hollander , 60 years old , was named chief executive officer , succeeding Barrett B . Weekes . Milton B . Hollander , does he have a degree? 0 5 -799 2 Milton B . Hollander , 60 years old , was named chief executive officer , succeeding Barrett B . Weekes . named Why was Milton B. Hollander chosen to be the new chief executive officer? 10 11 -799 3 Mr . Hollander ' s Stamford , Conn . - based High Technology Holding Co . acquired most of its 49 . 4 % stake in Newport in August . acquired Why did High Technology Holding Co. acquire 49.4% of Newport? 16 17 -799 4 Mr . Hollander was named chairman last week , succeeding Mr . Weekes , who was among the ousted directors . ousted there were others ousted? 18 19 -799 4 Mr . Hollander was named chairman last week , succeeding Mr . Weekes , who was among the ousted directors . named Why was Mr. Hollander named chairman last week? 4 5 -799 4 Mr . Hollander was named chairman last week , succeeding Mr . Weekes , who was among the ousted directors . ousted Why was Mr. Weeks ousted from his director position? 18 19 -799 4 Mr . Hollander was named chairman last week , succeeding Mr . Weekes , who was among the ousted directors . ousted Why were the directors ousted? 18 19 -799 4 Mr . Hollander was named chairman last week , succeeding Mr . Weekes , who was among the ousted directors . among the ousted directors Who were the other ousted directors? 16 20 -799 5 The company has declined requests to discuss the changes , but Mr . Weekes has said that Mr . Hollander wanted to have his own team . declined requests are they obligated to? 3 5 -799 5 The company has declined requests to discuss the changes , but Mr . Weekes has said that Mr . Hollander wanted to have his own team . declined Why is the company declining requests to comment? 3 4 -799 5 The company has declined requests to discuss the changes , but Mr . Weekes has said that Mr . Hollander wanted to have his own team . team Why does Mr. Hollander want to have his own team? 25 26 -800 1 Now was that a quarter cup or a half cup ? quarter cup or a half a cup of what? 4 9 -800 1 Now was that a quarter cup or a half cup ? cup ? Cup of what? 9 11 -800 1 Now was that a quarter cup or a half cup ? quarter cup or a half cup ? What was a quarter cup or half cup? 4 11 -800 2 Not a gripping question , unless you ' re the pastry chef of this city ' s Chez Panisse restaurant and you ' ve just lost your priceless personal dessert notebook . priceless personal dessert notebook how did he lose it? 27 31 -800 2 Not a gripping question , unless you ' re the pastry chef of this city ' s Chez Panisse restaurant and you ' ve just lost your priceless personal dessert notebook . lost Where was it lost? 25 26 -800 2 Not a gripping question , unless you ' re the pastry chef of this city ' s Chez Panisse restaurant and you ' ve just lost your priceless personal dessert notebook . Chez Panisse restaurant Where is the Chez Panisse restaurant? 17 20 -800 2 Not a gripping question , unless you ' re the pastry chef of this city ' s Chez Panisse restaurant and you ' ve just lost your priceless personal dessert notebook . pastry chef Who is the pastry chef? 10 12 -800 3 Chez Panisse was listed among the top 30 restaurants in the world this year by Connoisseur magazine . Connoisseur magazine is that a food magazine? 15 17 -800 3 Chez Panisse was listed among the top 30 restaurants in the world this year by Connoisseur magazine . top 30 restaurants Is that the top 30 of any restaurant or a specific kind of restaurant? 6 9 -800 4 The tattered black binder , bulging with 18 years ' worth of recipes held together by rubber bands , was in chef Lindsey Shere ' s purse when it was stolen from her house recently . stolen What is the estimated value of this notebook 30 31 -800 4 The tattered black binder , bulging with 18 years ' worth of recipes held together by rubber bands , was in chef Lindsey Shere ' s purse when it was stolen from her house recently . stolen How was it stolen? 30 31 -800 5 The Berkeley police don ' t have any leads but doubt the crime was driven by a passion for sweets . by a passion for sweets is this a joke? 15 20 -800 5 The Berkeley police don ' t have any leads but doubt the crime was driven by a passion for sweets . doubt Why would this crime be committed? 10 11 -800 5 The Berkeley police don ' t have any leads but doubt the crime was driven by a passion for sweets . driven by What was the crime driven by? 14 16 -801 1 Another fight is brewing between Congress and the Bush administration over how to pay for the savings - and - loan bailout without adding to the federal budget deficit . Another fight when was the first fight? 0 2 -801 1 Another fight is brewing between Congress and the Bush administration over how to pay for the savings - and - loan bailout without adding to the federal budget deficit . fight Is this a big conflict or small problem? 1 2 -801 3 Officials of the Resolution Trust Corp . have said privately that such a plan was the most likely alternative to raise short - term cash for the bailout . most likely alternative Why id the plan the most likely alternative to raise short-term cash? 16 19 -801 4 Instead , the GAO and the Congressional Budget Office said , the RTC should consider using Treasury debt , which is less expensive and subject to oversight by Congress . Treasury debt , can they do that? 16 19 -801 5 The spending could be exempted from meeting deficit - reduction targets in the Gramm - Rudman budget law . Gramm - Rudman budget law what is that law? 13 18 -801 5 The spending could be exempted from meeting deficit - reduction targets in the Gramm - Rudman budget law . Gramm - Rudman budget law What is the Gramm-Rudman budget law? 13 18 -802 1 Mips Computer Systems Inc . today will unveil a new general - purpose computer that will compete with more expensive machines from companies such as Sun Microsystems Inc . and Digital Equipment Corp . compete How will Mips general-purpose computer compete with more expensive machines? 16 17 -802 1 Mips Computer Systems Inc . today will unveil a new general - purpose computer that will compete with more expensive machines from companies such as Sun Microsystems Inc . and Digital Equipment Corp . will compete with more expensive machines How will it compete with more expensive machines? 15 21 -802 1 Mips Computer Systems Inc . today will unveil a new general - purpose computer that will compete with more expensive machines from companies such as Sun Microsystems Inc . and Digital Equipment Corp . new general - purpose computer How is this a new general-purpose computer that hasn't already been established? 9 14 -802 1 Mips Computer Systems Inc . today will unveil a new general - purpose computer that will compete with more expensive machines from companies such as Sun Microsystems Inc . and Digital Equipment Corp . general - purpose How is the computer tailored towards general purpose? 10 13 -802 2 The closely held Sunnyvale , Calif . , company also will announce an agreement to supply computers to Control Data Corp . , which will sell Mips machines under its own label . Mips what is a mips? 26 27 -802 2 The closely held Sunnyvale , Calif . , company also will announce an agreement to supply computers to Control Data Corp . , which will sell Mips machines under its own label . agreement What are the terms of this agreement? 13 14 -802 2 The closely held Sunnyvale , Calif . , company also will announce an agreement to supply computers to Control Data Corp . , which will sell Mips machines under its own label . Control Data Corp Why would they supply computers to this company and not just sell them outright? 18 21 -802 2 The closely held Sunnyvale , Calif . , company also will announce an agreement to supply computers to Control Data Corp . , which will sell Mips machines under its own label . supply How is Sunnyvale going to build Mips machines for Control Data Corp.? 15 16 -802 3 The new Mips machine , called the RC6280 , will cost $ 150 , 000 for a basic system . RC6280 , why is it called that? 7 9 -802 3 The new Mips machine , called the RC6280 , will cost $ 150 , 000 for a basic system . $ 150 , 000 Why does it cost so much? 11 15 -802 3 The new Mips machine , called the RC6280 , will cost $ 150 , 000 for a basic system . RC6280 , Why is it named this? 7 9 -802 3 The new Mips machine , called the RC6280 , will cost $ 150 , 000 for a basic system . basic How much does a deluxe version cost? 17 18 -802 3 The new Mips machine , called the RC6280 , will cost $ 150 , 000 for a basic system . $ 150 , 000 Why do the basic systems cost $150,000? 11 15 -802 4 The computer processes 55 million instructions per second and uses only one central processing chip , unlike many rival machines using several processors . only one central processing chip , Why just use one, if more processors would be faster? 10 16 -802 4 The computer processes 55 million instructions per second and uses only one central processing chip , unlike many rival machines using several processors . 55 million Is this competetive? 3 5 -802 4 The computer processes 55 million instructions per second and uses only one central processing chip , unlike many rival machines using several processors . unlike many rival machines What are the rival machines? 16 20 -802 4 The computer processes 55 million instructions per second and uses only one central processing chip , unlike many rival machines using several processors . central How does the machine process 55 million instructions per second with only one central processing chip? 12 13 -802 5 The machine employs reduced instruction - set computing , or RISC , technology . reduced instruction - set what is that exactly? 3 7 -802 5 The machine employs reduced instruction - set computing , or RISC , technology . instruction - set How does reduced instruction-set computing work? 4 7 -803 1 The government ' s primary economic - forecasting gauge rose a slight 0 . 2 % in September , but economists said the report offered little new information on the degree to which the U . S . economy is slowing . slowing why arent they telling? 40 41 -803 1 The government ' s primary economic - forecasting gauge rose a slight 0 . 2 % in September , but economists said the report offered little new information on the degree to which the U . S . economy is slowing . little Why did economists feel the report did not offer new information? 25 26 -803 1 The government ' s primary economic - forecasting gauge rose a slight 0 . 2 % in September , but economists said the report offered little new information on the degree to which the U . S . economy is slowing . slowing Why is the U.S. economy slowing? 40 41 -803 1 The government ' s primary economic - forecasting gauge rose a slight 0 . 2 % in September , but economists said the report offered little new information on the degree to which the U . S . economy is slowing . economic - forecasting gauge Which gauge was being used to measure the country's economic health? 5 9 -803 2 The small increase in the index of leading indicators , which had climbed 0 . 5 % in August but was unchanged in July , does lend support to the view that the economy has slowed noticeably . indicators , What are the leading indicators? 8 10 -803 2 The small increase in the index of leading indicators , which had climbed 0 . 5 % in August but was unchanged in July , does lend support to the view that the economy has slowed noticeably . the economy has slowed noticeably Why has there been a slowdown? 32 37 -803 3 However , it doesn ' t give much of a clue as to whether a recession is on the horizon . clue how would they tell recession? 10 11 -803 4 " I don ' t think it provides much new information on the economy , " said Richard Rippe , economist at Dean Witter Reynolds Inc . much new information Why doesn't it provide much new information on the economy? 8 11 -803 5 So far this year , the index of leading indicators has risen in four months , fallen in four months and remained unchanged in the other month . this year , which year? 2 5 -803 5 So far this year , the index of leading indicators has risen in four months , fallen in four months and remained unchanged in the other month . month . Which month did it remain unchanged? 26 28 -804 1 Armstrong World Industries Inc . agreed in principle to sell its carpet operations to Shaw Industries Inc . carpet operations they create carpeting? 11 13 -804 1 Armstrong World Industries Inc . agreed in principle to sell its carpet operations to Shaw Industries Inc . principle What does that mean? 7 8 -804 1 Armstrong World Industries Inc . agreed in principle to sell its carpet operations to Shaw Industries Inc . agreed Why did Armstrong World Industries Inc. agree to sell its carpet operations? 5 6 -804 2 The price wasn ' t disclosed but one analyst estimated that it was $ 150 million . analyst What kind of analyst? 8 9 -804 2 The price wasn ' t disclosed but one analyst estimated that it was $ 150 million . disclosed Why was the price not disclosed? 5 6 -804 2 The price wasn ' t disclosed but one analyst estimated that it was $ 150 million . estimated How did the analyst come to the estimate of $150 million? 9 10 -804 2 The price wasn ' t disclosed but one analyst estimated that it was $ 150 million . analyst Who is the analyst? 8 9 -804 3 Armstrong , which has faced a takeover threat from the Belzberg family of Canada since July , said that disposing of the carpet business would improve " total financial performance . " The move also would allow the company to concentrate on core businesses , which include ceramic tile , floor coverings and furniture . concentrate on core businesses , is it good to focus on the basics? 40 45 -804 3 Armstrong , which has faced a takeover threat from the Belzberg family of Canada since July , said that disposing of the carpet business would improve " total financial performance . " The move also would allow the company to concentrate on core businesses , which include ceramic tile , floor coverings and furniture . Armstrong , What other kinds of products this company has? 0 2 -804 3 Armstrong , which has faced a takeover threat from the Belzberg family of Canada since July , said that disposing of the carpet business would improve " total financial performance . " The move also would allow the company to concentrate on core businesses , which include ceramic tile , floor coverings and furniture . takeover Why is Armstrong facing a takeover threat? 6 7 -804 3 Armstrong , which has faced a takeover threat from the Belzberg family of Canada since July , said that disposing of the carpet business would improve " total financial performance . " The move also would allow the company to concentrate on core businesses , which include ceramic tile , floor coverings and furniture . move How would the move allow the company to concentrate on the core businesses? 33 34 -804 3 Armstrong , which has faced a takeover threat from the Belzberg family of Canada since July , said that disposing of the carpet business would improve " total financial performance . " The move also would allow the company to concentrate on core businesses , which include ceramic tile , floor coverings and furniture . Belzberg family Why does the Belzberg family want to takeover Armstrong? 10 12 -804 4 Moreover , such a sale could help Armstrong reassure its investors and deter the Belzbergs , who own a 9 . 85 % stake in the Lancaster , Pa . , company . Lancaster , Pa What is this company? 26 29 -804 4 Moreover , such a sale could help Armstrong reassure its investors and deter the Belzbergs , who own a 9 . 85 % stake in the Lancaster , Pa . , company . Belzbergs , Why does Belzbergs own 9.85% of the company? 14 16 -804 5 Analysts expect Armstrong to use proceeds of the sale to reduce debt , buy back stock or perhaps finance an acquisition . finance an acquisition what would he acquire? 18 21 -804 5 Analysts expect Armstrong to use proceeds of the sale to reduce debt , buy back stock or perhaps finance an acquisition . debt , How much debt? 11 13 -804 5 Analysts expect Armstrong to use proceeds of the sale to reduce debt , buy back stock or perhaps finance an acquisition . reduce Why does Armstrong want to reduce debt? 10 11 -804 5 Analysts expect Armstrong to use proceeds of the sale to reduce debt , buy back stock or perhaps finance an acquisition . buy Why does Armstrong want to buy back stock? 13 14 -804 5 Analysts expect Armstrong to use proceeds of the sale to reduce debt , buy back stock or perhaps finance an acquisition . acquisition Why does Armstrong want finance an acquisition? 20 21 -805 1 Congressional Democrats and the Bush administration agreed on a compromise minimum - wage bill , opening the way for the first wage - floor boost in more than nine years . compromise minimum - wage bill , what is the minimum wage 9 15 -805 1 Congressional Democrats and the Bush administration agreed on a compromise minimum - wage bill , opening the way for the first wage - floor boost in more than nine years . wage - floor boost How much is the wage-floor boost? 21 25 -805 1 Congressional Democrats and the Bush administration agreed on a compromise minimum - wage bill , opening the way for the first wage - floor boost in more than nine years . compromise minimum - wage bill , Why did they have to compromise on this bill? 9 15 -805 2 The agreement ended a long impasse between the congressional leaders and the White House over the wage issue . impasse what is an impasse? 5 6 -805 2 The agreement ended a long impasse between the congressional leaders and the White House over the wage issue . ended a long impasse how long did it take? 2 6 -805 2 The agreement ended a long impasse between the congressional leaders and the White House over the wage issue . long impasse How long was the impasse? 4 6 -805 3 President Bush in June vetoed a measure passed by Congress and said he wouldn ' t accept any minimum - wage rise that went beyond limits he set early in this year ' s debate on the issue . June of which year? 3 4 -805 3 President Bush in June vetoed a measure passed by Congress and said he wouldn ' t accept any minimum - wage rise that went beyond limits he set early in this year ' s debate on the issue . limits he set early Why did he set those limits and what were they? 25 29 -805 4 The compromise was a somewhat softened version of what the White House had said it would accept . compromise What was the compromise? 1 2 -805 4 The compromise was a somewhat softened version of what the White House had said it would accept . softened version How was the compromise a softened version? 5 7 -805 5 Under the agreement with the House and Senate leaders , the minimum wage would rise from the current $ 3 . 35 an hour to $ 4 . 25 an hour by April 1991 . agreement What was the agreement? 2 3 -805 5 Under the agreement with the House and Senate leaders , the minimum wage would rise from the current $ 3 . 35 an hour to $ 4 . 25 an hour by April 1991 . $ 3 . 35 an hour is that a big increase? 18 24 -805 5 Under the agreement with the House and Senate leaders , the minimum wage would rise from the current $ 3 . 35 an hour to $ 4 . 25 an hour by April 1991 . $ 3 . 35 an hour to $ 4 . 25 Why was the raise set to this amount? 18 29 -806 1 Giovanni Agnelli & Co . announced a transaction that will strengthen its indirect control of Fiat S . p . transaction What transaction will strengthen Giovanni Agnelli & Co.'s indirect control of Fiat? 7 8 -806 1 Giovanni Agnelli & Co . announced a transaction that will strengthen its indirect control of Fiat S . p . a transaction What are the details of this transaction? 6 8 -806 1 Giovanni Agnelli & Co . announced a transaction that will strengthen its indirect control of Fiat S . p . a transaction What transaction? 6 8 -806 1 Giovanni Agnelli & Co . announced a transaction that will strengthen its indirect control of Fiat S . p . will strengthen its indirect control Why do they desire this? 9 14 -806 2 A . and will admit Prince Karim Aga Khan as its first non - family shareholder . non - family why did they do that? 12 15 -806 2 A . and will admit Prince Karim Aga Khan as its first non - family shareholder . admit Prince Karim Aga Khan Why this particular person? 4 9 -806 3 Giovanni Agnelli , a limited partnership that is the master holding company for Fiat ' s Agnelli family , owns approximately 75 % of the shares in Istituto Finanziario Industriale , which in turn owns approximately 40 % of Fiat , Italy ' s biggest private - sector industrial group . Istituto Finanziario Industriale , What is this institute? What is the English translation, and who else is in this group? 27 31 -806 3 Giovanni Agnelli , a limited partnership that is the master holding company for Fiat ' s Agnelli family , owns approximately 75 % of the shares in Istituto Finanziario Industriale , which in turn owns approximately 40 % of Fiat , Italy ' s biggest private - sector industrial group . a limited partnership What makes it limited? 3 6 -806 4 The company said Maria Sole Agnelli Teodorani , sister of Fiat Chairman Giovanni Agnelli , agreed to trade her shares in IFI for new ordinary shares in the limited partnership , which will give her control of 4 . 67 % of Giovanni Agnelli & Co . limited partnership , what is a limited partnership? 28 31 -806 4 The company said Maria Sole Agnelli Teodorani , sister of Fiat Chairman Giovanni Agnelli , agreed to trade her shares in IFI for new ordinary shares in the limited partnership , which will give her control of 4 . 67 % of Giovanni Agnelli & Co . 4 . 67 % Is this a lot? Does anyone else own a bigger share than this? 37 41 -806 4 The company said Maria Sole Agnelli Teodorani , sister of Fiat Chairman Giovanni Agnelli , agreed to trade her shares in IFI for new ordinary shares in the limited partnership , which will give her control of 4 . 67 % of Giovanni Agnelli & Co . agreed Why did she agree? 15 16 -806 4 The company said Maria Sole Agnelli Teodorani , sister of Fiat Chairman Giovanni Agnelli , agreed to trade her shares in IFI for new ordinary shares in the limited partnership , which will give her control of 4 . 67 % of Giovanni Agnelli & Co . give her control Why does she want to gain this control percentage? 33 36 -806 5 The Aga Khan , meanwhile , agreed to trade some of his stake in Luxembourg - based Ifint S . A . , another Agnelli family company , for 7 . 45 % of Giovanni Agnelli & Co . ' s capital . Aga Khan , is he famous? 1 4 -806 5 The Aga Khan , meanwhile , agreed to trade some of his stake in Luxembourg - based Ifint S . A . , another Agnelli family company , for 7 . 45 % of Giovanni Agnelli & Co . ' s capital . some of his stake How much did he trade, exactly? 9 13 -806 5 The Aga Khan , meanwhile , agreed to trade some of his stake in Luxembourg - based Ifint S . A . , another Agnelli family company , for 7 . 45 % of Giovanni Agnelli & Co . ' s capital . agreed to trade Why did he agree? 6 9 -806 5 The Aga Khan , meanwhile , agreed to trade some of his stake in Luxembourg - based Ifint S . A . , another Agnelli family company , for 7 . 45 % of Giovanni Agnelli & Co . ' s capital . for 7 . 45 % Why did he want this capital gain? 28 33 -807 1 Coca - Cola Co . , aiming to boost soft - drink volume in Singapore , said it is discussing a joint venture with Fraser & Neave Ltd . , its bottling franchisee in that country . Singapore , why did they want to do that? 14 16 -807 1 Coca - Cola Co . , aiming to boost soft - drink volume in Singapore , said it is discussing a joint venture with Fraser & Neave Ltd . , its bottling franchisee in that country . boost soft - drink volume What is the current volume? 8 13 -807 1 Coca - Cola Co . , aiming to boost soft - drink volume in Singapore , said it is discussing a joint venture with Fraser & Neave Ltd . , its bottling franchisee in that country . Singapore , It's going to sound stupid but is Singapore a Country or City? I can never remember. 14 16 -807 2 The venture would be the latest in Coke ' s rapid expansion of overseas investment . overseas investment where else are they? 13 15 -807 2 The venture would be the latest in Coke ' s rapid expansion of overseas investment . Coke ' s rapid expansion Why do they need to work quickly? 7 12 -807 2 The venture would be the latest in Coke ' s rapid expansion of overseas investment . rapid expansion Why is it a rapid expansion? where else have they contracted in overseas? 10 12 -807 2 The venture would be the latest in Coke ' s rapid expansion of overseas investment . rapid expansion of overseas investment . Where else are they expanding besides Singapore? 10 16 -807 3 So far this year , it has put nearly $ 700 million into bottling operations in Australia , New Zealand and France . $ 700 million into bottling operations Is this an exuberant amount? 9 15 -807 3 So far this year , it has put nearly $ 700 million into bottling operations in Australia , New Zealand and France . Australia , New Zealand and France Is Coke popular in these countries? 16 22 -807 3 So far this year , it has put nearly $ 700 million into bottling operations in Australia , New Zealand and France . bottling operations Where do these plants distribute to? 13 15 -807 4 The move also reflects Coke ' s eagerness to have a hand in developing the soft - drink markets in Pacific Basin countries . Pacific Basin where is the pacific basin? 20 22 -807 4 The move also reflects Coke ' s eagerness to have a hand in developing the soft - drink markets in Pacific Basin countries . Coke ' s eagerness Why is Coke so eager? 4 8 -807 4 The move also reflects Coke ' s eagerness to have a hand in developing the soft - drink markets in Pacific Basin countries . developing the soft - drink markets I wonder if this will cause a spike in dentists in the area? 13 19 -807 4 The move also reflects Coke ' s eagerness to have a hand in developing the soft - drink markets in Pacific Basin countries . Pacific Basin countries What are Pacific Basin countries? 20 23 -807 5 Aside from Europe , the Pacific division is where Coke will be focusing much of its attention for years to come . the Pacific division Why is there interest in the Pacific division? 4 7 -807 5 Aside from Europe , the Pacific division is where Coke will be focusing much of its attention for years to come . years to come How many years does Coke plan to pursue this? 18 21 -807 5 Aside from Europe , the Pacific division is where Coke will be focusing much of its attention for years to come . years to come . why years? are they planning on still expanding elsewhere? 18 22 -808 1 Some U . S . allies are complaining that President Bush is pushing conventional - arms talks too quickly , creating a risk that negotiators will make errors that could affect the security of Western Europe for years . Some U . S . allies are complaining Which U.S. allies? 0 8 -808 1 Some U . S . allies are complaining that President Bush is pushing conventional - arms talks too quickly , creating a risk that negotiators will make errors that could affect the security of Western Europe for years . allies who are the allies? 5 6 -808 1 Some U . S . allies are complaining that President Bush is pushing conventional - arms talks too quickly , creating a risk that negotiators will make errors that could affect the security of Western Europe for years . U . S . allies Which U.S. allies are complaining about President Bush? 1 6 -808 1 Some U . S . allies are complaining that President Bush is pushing conventional - arms talks too quickly , creating a risk that negotiators will make errors that could affect the security of Western Europe for years . errors What kinds of errors? 27 28 -808 2 Concerns about the pace of the Vienna talks - - which are aimed at the destruction of some 100 , 000 weapons , as well as major reductions and realignments of troops in central Europe - - also are being registered at the Pentagon . pace is it going too slowly? 3 4 -808 2 Concerns about the pace of the Vienna talks - - which are aimed at the destruction of some 100 , 000 weapons , as well as major reductions and realignments of troops in central Europe - - also are being registered at the Pentagon . 100 , 000 what is the total estimated cost of the 100,000 weapons? 18 21 -808 2 Concerns about the pace of the Vienna talks - - which are aimed at the destruction of some 100 , 000 weapons , as well as major reductions and realignments of troops in central Europe - - also are being registered at the Pentagon . Concerns What are the concerns about the Vienna talks? 0 1 -808 2 Concerns about the pace of the Vienna talks - - which are aimed at the destruction of some 100 , 000 weapons , as well as major reductions and realignments of troops in central Europe - - also are being registered at the Pentagon . registered Where are they registered from? 40 41 -808 3 Mr . Bush has called for an agreement by next September at the latest . September which year will that be? 10 11 -808 4 But some American defense officials believe the North Atlantic Treaty Organization should take more time to examine the long - term implications of the options being considered . some American defense officials Which American defense officials? 1 5 -808 4 But some American defense officials believe the North Atlantic Treaty Organization should take more time to examine the long - term implications of the options being considered . long - term implications what sort of long-term implications? 18 22 -808 4 But some American defense officials believe the North Atlantic Treaty Organization should take more time to examine the long - term implications of the options being considered . options What are the options being considered? 24 25 -808 4 But some American defense officials believe the North Atlantic Treaty Organization should take more time to examine the long - term implications of the options being considered . options What are the options or what kinds of options? 24 25 -808 5 For one thing , Pentagon officials , who asked not to be identified , worry that the U . S . will have a much tougher time persuading Europeans to keep some short - range nuclear weapons on their soil once Soviet armored forces are thinned out . short - range how short range are they? 32 35 -808 5 For one thing , Pentagon officials , who asked not to be identified , worry that the U . S . will have a much tougher time persuading Europeans to keep some short - range nuclear weapons on their soil once Soviet armored forces are thinned out . identified , why have they asked to not be identified? 12 14 -809 1 Treasury Undersecretary David Mulford defended the Treasury ' s efforts this fall to drive down the value of the dollar , saying it helped minimize damage from the 190 - point drop in the stock market Oct . 13 . drive down the value of the dollar , How was the Treasury trying to drive down the value of the dollar? 13 21 -809 1 Treasury Undersecretary David Mulford defended the Treasury ' s efforts this fall to drive down the value of the dollar , saying it helped minimize damage from the 190 - point drop in the stock market Oct . 13 . defended How did Mulford defend the efforts of the Treasury? 4 5 -809 1 Treasury Undersecretary David Mulford defended the Treasury ' s efforts this fall to drive down the value of the dollar , saying it helped minimize damage from the 190 - point drop in the stock market Oct . 13 . 190 - point drop in the stock market Why was there such a precipitous drop in the index? 28 36 -809 1 Treasury Undersecretary David Mulford defended the Treasury ' s efforts this fall to drive down the value of the dollar , saying it helped minimize damage from the 190 - point drop in the stock market Oct . 13 . Oct . 13 in which year? 36 39 -809 1 Treasury Undersecretary David Mulford defended the Treasury ' s efforts this fall to drive down the value of the dollar , saying it helped minimize damage from the 190 - point drop in the stock market Oct . 13 . 190 - point drop in the stock market Oct . 13 Why did the stock market lose 190 points in October? 28 39 -809 2 Testifying before a House subcommittee , Mr . Mulford said that if the Treasury hadn ' t intervened in foreign - exchange markets in September and early October to reduce the dollar ' s value , the plunge in the stock market might have provoked a steep fall in the currency that might have " unhinged financial markets . " Treasury hadn ' t intervened How did the Treasury intervene? 13 18 -809 2 Testifying before a House subcommittee , Mr . Mulford said that if the Treasury hadn ' t intervened in foreign - exchange markets in September and early October to reduce the dollar ' s value , the plunge in the stock market might have provoked a steep fall in the currency that might have " unhinged financial markets . " intervened in foreign - exchange markets What was going on that led to the required intervention? 17 23 -809 2 Testifying before a House subcommittee , Mr . Mulford said that if the Treasury hadn ' t intervened in foreign - exchange markets in September and early October to reduce the dollar ' s value , the plunge in the stock market might have provoked a steep fall in the currency that might have " unhinged financial markets . " to reduce the dollar ' s value , How does reducing the value of a currency help the stock market? 28 36 -809 3 Mr . Mulford , responding to critics of intervention , also said intervention is " highly visible , " is taken seriously by financial markets and works better than " was recognized some time ago . " is taken seriously by financial markets Why is highly visible intervention taken seriously by markets? 19 25 -809 3 Mr . Mulford , responding to critics of intervention , also said intervention is " highly visible , " is taken seriously by financial markets and works better than " was recognized some time ago . " better than " was recognized some time ago . " Why were interventions less successful in the past? 27 37 -809 3 Mr . Mulford , responding to critics of intervention , also said intervention is " highly visible , " is taken seriously by financial markets and works better than " was recognized some time ago . " is taken seriously by financial markets Why is intervention taken seriously by financial markets? 19 25 -809 4 Differences between the Treasury and the Federal Reserve on the usefulness of intervention to help restrain the dollar resurfaced at the hearing . Differences What are the differences between the Treasury and the Federal Reserve on intervention? 0 1 -809 4 Differences between the Treasury and the Federal Reserve on the usefulness of intervention to help restrain the dollar resurfaced at the hearing . between the Treasury and the Federal Reserve Why are there differences between these two federal entities? 1 8 -809 4 Differences between the Treasury and the Federal Reserve on the usefulness of intervention to help restrain the dollar resurfaced at the hearing . resurfaced was it also brought up in the past? 18 19 -809 4 Differences between the Treasury and the Federal Reserve on the usefulness of intervention to help restrain the dollar resurfaced at the hearing . Differences between the Treasury and the Federal Reserve What was the difference in policy? 0 8 -809 5 Fed Vice Chairman Manuel Johnson , who had dissented from the Treasury ' s policy , told lawmakers , " I became convinced about what looked to me like an attempt to push the dollar down against the fundamentals in the market . " fundamentals in the market What sort of fundamentals are being discussed here? 38 42 -809 5 Fed Vice Chairman Manuel Johnson , who had dissented from the Treasury ' s policy , told lawmakers , " I became convinced about what looked to me like an attempt to push the dollar down against the fundamentals in the market . " to push the dollar down against the fundamentals Who would benefit from pushing the dollar down against the fundamentals in the market? 31 39 -810 1 Yields on savings - type certificates of deposit dropped slightly in the week ended yesterday . dropped slightly Why did yields on savings-type certificates of deposit drop slightly? 8 10 -810 1 Yields on savings - type certificates of deposit dropped slightly in the week ended yesterday . week ended yesterday . DID THE AUTHOR MEAN, IN THE WEEK THAT ENDED YESTERDAY? 12 16 -810 1 Yields on savings - type certificates of deposit dropped slightly in the week ended yesterday . savings - type certificates how are those different from normal cds? 2 6 -810 2 The average yield on a six - month CD of $ 50 , 000 or less was 7 . 90 % , compared with 7 . 94 % a week earlier . compared with 7 . 94 % a week earlier . WHY IS THERE A CHANGE? 22 32 -810 3 The average one - year savings - type CD was down to 7 . 99 % from 8 . 01 % , according to Banxquote Money Markets , a New York information service that tracks CD yields . down to 7 . 99 % from 8 . 01 % , WHY IS THE FALL HAPPENING? 10 22 -810 3 The average one - year savings - type CD was down to 7 . 99 % from 8 . 01 % , according to Banxquote Money Markets , a New York information service that tracks CD yields . Banxquote Money Markets , are they reliable? 24 28 -810 4 " This week was uneventful for the CD market , " said Norberto Mehl , chairman of Banxquote . " The major banks haven ' t even reacted to sharp rises in the three - month Treasury bill rates " in the past two weeks . sharp rises Why haven't the major banks reacted to sharp rises in Treasure bill rates? 29 31 -810 4 " This week was uneventful for the CD market , " said Norberto Mehl , chairman of Banxquote . " The major banks haven ' t even reacted to sharp rises in the three - month Treasury bill rates " in the past two weeks . haven ' t even reacted IF THE TREASURY BILL RATES ARE A FACTOR TO THE MAJOR BANKS AND THE CD MARKET, WHY WASN'T THERE A CHANGE WHEN THE TREASURY BILL RATES CHANGED? 23 28 -810 5 Banks that adjusted payouts on CDs in the most recent week made only fractional moves , he said . adjusted payouts on CDs WHY WOULD YOU NEED TO ADJUST A PAYOUT? 2 6 -811 1 SFE Technologies said William P . Kuehn was elected chairman and chief executive officer of this troubled electronics parts maker . William P . Kuehn what are his credentials? 3 7 -811 1 SFE Technologies said William P . Kuehn was elected chairman and chief executive officer of this troubled electronics parts maker . troubled Why is SFE Technologies troubled? 16 17 -811 1 SFE Technologies said William P . Kuehn was elected chairman and chief executive officer of this troubled electronics parts maker . troubled electronics parts maker Why was the company in trouble? 16 20 -811 1 SFE Technologies said William P . Kuehn was elected chairman and chief executive officer of this troubled electronics parts maker . SFE Technologies Where is SFE Technologies? 0 2 -811 2 The 45 - year - old Mr . Kuehn , who has a background in crisis management , succeeds Alan D . Rubendall , 45 . crisis management , did he go to school for it? 15 18 -811 2 The 45 - year - old Mr . Kuehn , who has a background in crisis management , succeeds Alan D . Rubendall , 45 . crisis management , How has he helped other companies in crisis? 15 18 -811 2 The 45 - year - old Mr . Kuehn , who has a background in crisis management , succeeds Alan D . Rubendall , 45 . background in crisis management , What did Mr. Kuehn do in crisis management exactly? 13 18 -811 2 The 45 - year - old Mr . Kuehn , who has a background in crisis management , succeeds Alan D . Rubendall , 45 . background in crisis management , What does this background entail? 13 18 -811 3 Jerome J . Jahn , executive vice president and chief financial officer , said Mr . Rubendall was resigning by " mutual agreement " with the board . " He is going to pursue other interests , " Mr . Jahn said . Jerome J . Jahn , what are her credentials? 0 5 -811 3 Jerome J . Jahn , executive vice president and chief financial officer , said Mr . Rubendall was resigning by " mutual agreement " with the board . " He is going to pursue other interests , " Mr . Jahn said . Mr . Rubendall What strategies did Rubendall try that were unsuccessful? 14 17 -811 3 Jerome J . Jahn , executive vice president and chief financial officer , said Mr . Rubendall was resigning by " mutual agreement " with the board . " He is going to pursue other interests , " Mr . Jahn said . pursue other interests , " What other interests will he pursue? 33 38 -811 3 Jerome J . Jahn , executive vice president and chief financial officer , said Mr . Rubendall was resigning by " mutual agreement " with the board . " He is going to pursue other interests , " Mr . Jahn said . Mr . Rubendall What is Mr. Rubendall's background or experience? 14 17 -811 4 Mr . Rubendall couldn ' t be reached . Mr . Rubendall Why couldn't Rubendall be reached? 0 3 -811 4 Mr . Rubendall couldn ' t be reached . couldn ' t be reached Why couldn't Mr. Rubendall be reached? 3 8 -811 5 Mr . Kuehn , the company said , will retain the rest of the current management team . management Are there any notable members? If so, who? 15 16 -811 5 Mr . Kuehn , the company said , will retain the rest of the current management team . current management team Who are the people in the current management team? 14 17 -812 1 Tuesday , October 31 , 1989 October 31 , what happened on this day? 2 5 -812 1 Tuesday , October 31 , 1989 Tuesday , October 31 , 1989 What is this date for? 0 6 -812 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . general levels who do they guide? 16 18 -812 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . key Why are the interest rates key? 1 2 -812 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . rates How is the rate calculated? 10 11 -812 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . actual Why does the guide not reliably represent the actual transactions? 24 25 -812 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . 10 1 / 2 % is that a high prime rate? 3 8 -812 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . RATE : Why is the prime rate 10 1/2%? 1 3 -812 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % What is this prime rate for? 0 8 -812 4 The base rate on corporate loans at large U . S . money center commercial banks . base How is the base rate determined? 1 2 -812 4 The base rate on corporate loans at large U . S . money center commercial banks . loans Why are corporations making loans at large commercial banks? 5 6 -812 4 The base rate on corporate loans at large U . S . money center commercial banks . commercial How do commercial banks differ from other types of banks? 14 15 -812 4 The base rate on corporate loans at large U . S . money center commercial banks . The base rate What is the base rate? 0 3 -812 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 9 % high , 8 13 / 16 % low , 8 7 / 8 % near closing bid , 8 15 / 16 % offered . FUNDS : How are the federal funds controlled? 1 3 -812 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 9 % high , 8 13 / 16 % low , 8 7 / 8 % near closing bid , 8 15 / 16 % offered . bid , Why are there bids on federal funds? 21 23 -812 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 9 % high , 8 13 / 16 % low , 8 7 / 8 % near closing bid , 8 15 / 16 % offered . offered How are the offers collected? 28 29 -812 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 9 % high , 8 13 / 16 % low , 8 7 / 8 % near closing bid , 8 15 / 16 % offered . FEDERAL FUNDS : What are these for? 0 3 -813 1 A bitter conflict with global implications has erupted between Nomura Securities Co . and Industrial Bank of Japan , two of the world ' s most powerful financial companies . global implications WHAT ARE SOME OF THESE GLOBAL IMPLICATIONS? 4 6 -813 1 A bitter conflict with global implications has erupted between Nomura Securities Co . and Industrial Bank of Japan , two of the world ' s most powerful financial companies . bitter conflict What is the source of conflict between these two banks? 1 3 -813 1 A bitter conflict with global implications has erupted between Nomura Securities Co . and Industrial Bank of Japan , two of the world ' s most powerful financial companies . global implications What are these global implications? 4 6 -813 1 A bitter conflict with global implications has erupted between Nomura Securities Co . and Industrial Bank of Japan , two of the world ' s most powerful financial companies . global implications Why are the implications global? 4 6 -813 1 A bitter conflict with global implications has erupted between Nomura Securities Co . and Industrial Bank of Japan , two of the world ' s most powerful financial companies . global implications Why does the conflict have global implications? 4 6 -813 1 A bitter conflict with global implications has erupted between Nomura Securities Co . and Industrial Bank of Japan , two of the world ' s most powerful financial companies . bitter conflict Why is there a bitter conflict? 1 3 -813 2 The clash is a sign of a new toughness and divisiveness in Japan ' s once - cozy financial circles . once - cozy when was it cozy? 15 18 -813 2 The clash is a sign of a new toughness and divisiveness in Japan ' s once - cozy financial circles . once - cozy WHAT HAPPENED TO CHANGE THIS?\n 15 18 -813 2 The clash is a sign of a new toughness and divisiveness in Japan ' s once - cozy financial circles . sign of a new toughness Why has there been a change in Japan's financial circles? 4 9 -813 2 The clash is a sign of a new toughness and divisiveness in Japan ' s once - cozy financial circles . sign How is the clash a sign? 4 5 -813 3 Not only are Japan ' s financial institutions putting their enormous clout to work ; increasingly they ' re squaring off against one another in unprecedented public fashion . unprecedented public fashion why is it public? 25 28 -813 3 Not only are Japan ' s financial institutions putting their enormous clout to work ; increasingly they ' re squaring off against one another in unprecedented public fashion . enormous clout to work ; WHAT DOES THIS MEAN? WHAT IS THE CLOUT THEY SWINGING AROUND, FINANCIAL SWAY? 10 15 -813 3 Not only are Japan ' s financial institutions putting their enormous clout to work ; increasingly they ' re squaring off against one another in unprecedented public fashion . squaring off against one another Are they squaring off in a literal sense or is this terminology metaphorical in nature? 19 24 -813 3 Not only are Japan ' s financial institutions putting their enormous clout to work ; increasingly they ' re squaring off against one another in unprecedented public fashion . unprecedented public fashion Why would they find it necessary to behave in such a way publicly? 25 28 -813 3 Not only are Japan ' s financial institutions putting their enormous clout to work ; increasingly they ' re squaring off against one another in unprecedented public fashion . unprecedented public fashion How have they squared off in an unprecedented public fashion? 25 28 -813 3 Not only are Japan ' s financial institutions putting their enormous clout to work ; increasingly they ' re squaring off against one another in unprecedented public fashion . enormous clout to work ; How are they putting their enormous clout to work? 10 15 -813 4 Already , the consequences are being felt by other players in the financial markets - - even governments . consequences WHAT CONSEQUENCES? 3 4 -813 4 Already , the consequences are being felt by other players in the financial markets - - even governments . consequences are being felt What have the consequences of their actions been? 3 7 -813 4 Already , the consequences are being felt by other players in the financial markets - - even governments . consequences are being felt How are the consequences being felt? 3 7 -813 4 Already , the consequences are being felt by other players in the financial markets - - even governments . governments How are governments feeling the consequences? 17 18 -813 5 What triggered the latest clash was a skirmish over the timing of a New Zealand government bond issue . New Zealand government they interact with new zealand? 13 16 -813 5 What triggered the latest clash was a skirmish over the timing of a New Zealand government bond issue . issue WAS NEW ZEALAND ISSUED A BOND? OR WAS THEIR AN ISSUE WITH BONDS FROM NEW ZEALAND? 17 18 -813 5 What triggered the latest clash was a skirmish over the timing of a New Zealand government bond issue . New Zealand government bond Why would the timing of a bond being issued present such a problem between these two banks? 13 17 -813 5 What triggered the latest clash was a skirmish over the timing of a New Zealand government bond issue . bond issue . Why does the timing of the bond issue matter? 16 19 -814 1 Researchers at Plant Genetic Systems N . V . in Belgium said they have developed a genetic engineering technique for creating hybrid plants for a number of key crops . key crops Which crops are key? 27 29 -814 1 Researchers at Plant Genetic Systems N . V . in Belgium said they have developed a genetic engineering technique for creating hybrid plants for a number of key crops . number of key crops What are some examples of the key crops? 25 29 -814 1 Researchers at Plant Genetic Systems N . V . in Belgium said they have developed a genetic engineering technique for creating hybrid plants for a number of key crops . creating hybrid plants how do they do that exactly? 20 23 -814 1 Researchers at Plant Genetic Systems N . V . in Belgium said they have developed a genetic engineering technique for creating hybrid plants for a number of key crops . key crops What are the key crops? 27 29 -814 1 Researchers at Plant Genetic Systems N . V . in Belgium said they have developed a genetic engineering technique for creating hybrid plants for a number of key crops . key crops what are examples of such key crops? 27 29 -814 1 Researchers at Plant Genetic Systems N . V . in Belgium said they have developed a genetic engineering technique for creating hybrid plants for a number of key crops . N . V what does this stand for? 5 8 -814 1 Researchers at Plant Genetic Systems N . V . in Belgium said they have developed a genetic engineering technique for creating hybrid plants for a number of key crops . hybrid plants hybrid of what plants? 21 23 -814 2 The researchers said they have isolated a plant gene that prevents the production of pollen . a plant gene Which gene? 6 9 -814 2 The researchers said they have isolated a plant gene that prevents the production of pollen . prevents the production of pollen How does the gene prevent pollen production? 10 15 -814 2 The researchers said they have isolated a plant gene that prevents the production of pollen . prevents the production of pollen why prevent the production of pollen? 10 15 -814 2 The researchers said they have isolated a plant gene that prevents the production of pollen . plant what is the gene name? 7 8 -814 2 The researchers said they have isolated a plant gene that prevents the production of pollen . prevents the production of pollen How is the prevention of pollen going to create hybrid plants? 10 15 -814 2 The researchers said they have isolated a plant gene that prevents the production of pollen . plant gene what is the gene called? 7 9 -814 2 The researchers said they have isolated a plant gene that prevents the production of pollen . prevents the production of pollen why would you want a plant to not produce any pollen? 10 15 -814 3 The gene thus can prevent a plant from fertilizing itself . a plant Is this effective for every plant or just some? 5 7 -814 3 The gene thus can prevent a plant from fertilizing itself . prevent a plant from fertilizing itself why would you not want a plant to be able to fertilize itself? 4 10 -814 4 Such so - called male - sterile plants can then be fertilized by pollen from another strain of the plant , thereby producing hybrid seed . another strain What is the name of the fertilizing strain? 15 17 -814 4 Such so - called male - sterile plants can then be fertilized by pollen from another strain of the plant , thereby producing hybrid seed . hybrid seed what is a hybrid seed/how does it differ from a normal seed? 23 25 -814 4 Such so - called male - sterile plants can then be fertilized by pollen from another strain of the plant , thereby producing hybrid seed . so - called male - sterile What makes them male-sterile? 1 7 -814 4 Such so - called male - sterile plants can then be fertilized by pollen from another strain of the plant , thereby producing hybrid seed . thereby producing hybrid seed what is the benefit of producing hybrid seed? 21 25 -814 5 The new generation of plants will possess the flourishing , high - production trait known as " hybrid vigor , " similar to that now seen in hybrid corn . high - production Is the production high in pollen or in seeds? 10 13 -814 5 The new generation of plants will possess the flourishing , high - production trait known as " hybrid vigor , " similar to that now seen in hybrid corn . " hybrid vigor , " What is hybrid vigor? 16 21 -814 5 The new generation of plants will possess the flourishing , high - production trait known as " hybrid vigor , " similar to that now seen in hybrid corn . now seen in hybrid corn what are the high-production traits found in hybrid corn? 24 29 -815 1 One of Ronald Reagan ' s attributes as President was that he rarely gave his blessing to the claptrap that passes for " consensus " in various international institutions . claptrap what is a claptrap? 18 19 -815 1 One of Ronald Reagan ' s attributes as President was that he rarely gave his blessing to the claptrap that passes for " consensus " in various international institutions . claptrap How is the consensus a claptrap? 18 19 -815 1 One of Ronald Reagan ' s attributes as President was that he rarely gave his blessing to the claptrap that passes for " consensus " in various international institutions . international institutions What international institutions? 27 29 -815 2 In fact , he liberated the U . S . from one of the world ' s most corrupt organizations - - UNESCO . UNESCO why is unesco corrupt? 22 23 -815 2 In fact , he liberated the U . S . from one of the world ' s most corrupt organizations - - UNESCO . liberated How did he liberate the U.S. from UNESCO? 4 5 -815 2 In fact , he liberated the U . S . from one of the world ' s most corrupt organizations - - UNESCO . UNESCO What type of organization is UNESCO? 22 23 -815 2 In fact , he liberated the U . S . from one of the world ' s most corrupt organizations - - UNESCO . corrupt How is UNESCO corrupt? 18 19 -815 3 This is the U . N . group that managed to traduce its own charter of promoting education , science and culture . traduce definition of this word? 11 12 -815 3 This is the U . N . group that managed to traduce its own charter of promoting education , science and culture . traduce Why was the U.N. group traducing its own charter of education, science and culture promotion? 11 12 -815 3 This is the U . N . group that managed to traduce its own charter of promoting education , science and culture . its own charter What was in the charter? 12 15 -815 4 Ever since , the remaining members have been desperate for the United States to rejoin this dreadful group . desperate Why are the remaining members desperate? 8 9 -815 4 Ever since , the remaining members have been desperate for the United States to rejoin this dreadful group . rejoin Why did the United States leave in the first place? 14 15 -815 4 Ever since , the remaining members have been desperate for the United States to rejoin this dreadful group . remaining members Who are the remaining members? 4 6 -815 4 Ever since , the remaining members have been desperate for the United States to rejoin this dreadful group . this dreadful group . Why was the group so badly thought-of? 15 19 -815 5 Now UNESCO apologists are lobbying President Bush to renege on President Reagan ' s decision to depart . apologists unesco has apologists? 2 3 -815 5 Now UNESCO apologists are lobbying President Bush to renege on President Reagan ' s decision to depart . decision Why did President Reagan decide to depart? 14 15 -815 5 Now UNESCO apologists are lobbying President Bush to renege on President Reagan ' s decision to depart . lobbying President Bush How is this lobbying taking place? 4 7 -816 1 The nation ' s largest pension fund , which oversees $ 80 billion for college employees , plans to offer two new investment options to its 1 . 2 million participants . nation ' s largest pension fund , Who is the nation's largest pension fund? 1 8 -816 1 The nation ' s largest pension fund , which oversees $ 80 billion for college employees , plans to offer two new investment options to its 1 . 2 million participants . new investment options What are the two new investment options? 21 24 -816 1 The nation ' s largest pension fund , which oversees $ 80 billion for college employees , plans to offer two new investment options to its 1 . 2 million participants . college Why do college employees have pension funds? 14 15 -816 1 The nation ' s largest pension fund , which oversees $ 80 billion for college employees , plans to offer two new investment options to its 1 . 2 million participants . new Why are new investment plans being offered? 21 22 -816 1 The nation ' s largest pension fund , which oversees $ 80 billion for college employees , plans to offer two new investment options to its 1 . 2 million participants . new What are the two new investment options? 21 22 -816 2 The Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association - College Retirement Equities Fund said it will introduce a stock and bond fund that will invest in " socially responsible " companies , and a bond fund . " socially responsible " why is it quoted? 24 28 -816 2 The Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association - College Retirement Equities Fund said it will introduce a stock and bond fund that will invest in " socially responsible " companies , and a bond fund . invest Why will the fund invest in socially responsible companies? 22 23 -816 2 The Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association - College Retirement Equities Fund said it will introduce a stock and bond fund that will invest in " socially responsible " companies , and a bond fund . " socially responsible " companies , What companies are considered socially responsible? 24 30 -816 2 The Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association - College Retirement Equities Fund said it will introduce a stock and bond fund that will invest in " socially responsible " companies , and a bond fund . " socially What do they mean by socially responsible? 24 26 -816 3 Both funds are expected to begin operation around March 1 , subject to Securities and Exchange Commission approval . March 1 , of which year? 8 11 -816 3 Both funds are expected to begin operation around March 1 , subject to Securities and Exchange Commission approval . expected Why are they expected to begin March 1st? 3 4 -816 4 For its employees to sign up for the options , a college also must approve the plan . approve How will the college approve the plan? 14 15 -816 5 Some 4 , 300 institutions are part of the pension fund . pension fund do they pay into it? 9 11 -816 5 Some 4 , 300 institutions are part of the pension fund . part How do all the institutions collect and distribute the pensions? 6 7 -817 1 Investors are appealing to the Securities and Exchange Commission not to limit their access to information about stock purchases and sales by corporate insiders . appealing Why are investors appealing to the SEC to not limit their access to information? 2 3 -817 1 Investors are appealing to the Securities and Exchange Commission not to limit their access to information about stock purchases and sales by corporate insiders . information How does the information help investors? 15 16 -817 1 Investors are appealing to the Securities and Exchange Commission not to limit their access to information about stock purchases and sales by corporate insiders . insiders How do purchases and sales by corporate insiders affect insiders? 23 24 -817 1 Investors are appealing to the Securities and Exchange Commission not to limit their access to information about stock purchases and sales by corporate insiders . not to limit their access Why are they wanting to limit their access? 9 14 -817 2 A SEC proposal to ease reporting requirements for some company executives would undermine the usefulness of information on insider trades as a stock - picking tool , individual investors and professional money managers contend . insider trades as is that illegal? 18 21 -817 2 A SEC proposal to ease reporting requirements for some company executives would undermine the usefulness of information on insider trades as a stock - picking tool , individual investors and professional money managers contend . requirements Why does the SEC have reporting requirements for company executives? 6 7 -817 2 A SEC proposal to ease reporting requirements for some company executives would undermine the usefulness of information on insider trades as a stock - picking tool , individual investors and professional money managers contend . contend Why can investors and professional money managers manage without access to the insider trading information? 33 34 -817 2 A SEC proposal to ease reporting requirements for some company executives would undermine the usefulness of information on insider trades as a stock - picking tool , individual investors and professional money managers contend . stock - picking tool , What is this? 22 27 -817 2 A SEC proposal to ease reporting requirements for some company executives would undermine the usefulness of information on insider trades as a stock - picking tool , individual investors and professional money managers contend . reporting requirements Why would this be important? 5 7 -817 3 They make the argument in letters to the agency about rule changes proposed this past summer that , among other things , would exempt many middle - management executives from reporting trades in their own companies ' shares . argument How did they frame their argument? 3 4 -817 3 They make the argument in letters to the agency about rule changes proposed this past summer that , among other things , would exempt many middle - management executives from reporting trades in their own companies ' shares . changes How would the changes be enforced? 11 12 -817 3 They make the argument in letters to the agency about rule changes proposed this past summer that , among other things , would exempt many middle - management executives from reporting trades in their own companies ' shares . exempt Why would middle management executives be exempt from reporting trades? 23 24 -817 3 They make the argument in letters to the agency about rule changes proposed this past summer that , among other things , would exempt many middle - management executives from reporting trades in their own companies ' shares . middle - management executives How would you know who is middle management? 25 29 -817 3 They make the argument in letters to the agency about rule changes proposed this past summer that , among other things , would exempt many middle - management executives from reporting trades in their own companies ' shares . reporting trades How would you measure people reporting and not reporting? 30 32 -817 4 The proposed changes also would allow executives to report exercises of options later and less often . exercises of options what are those? 9 12 -817 4 The proposed changes also would allow executives to report exercises of options later and less often . options Why are stock options important to executives? 11 12 -817 4 The proposed changes also would allow executives to report exercises of options later and less often . less How often do executives report their stock options currently? 14 15 -817 4 The proposed changes also would allow executives to report exercises of options later and less often . exercises of options What does this mean? 9 12 -817 5 Many of the letters maintain that investor confidence has been so shaken by the 1987 stock market crash - - and the markets already so stacked against the little guy - - that any decrease in information on insider - trading patterns might prompt individuals to get out of stocks altogether . stocks altogether can they withdraw? 49 51 -817 5 Many of the letters maintain that investor confidence has been so shaken by the 1987 stock market crash - - and the markets already so stacked against the little guy - - that any decrease in information on insider - trading patterns might prompt individuals to get out of stocks altogether . confidence Why is investor's confidence affected by a stock market crash? 7 8 -817 5 Many of the letters maintain that investor confidence has been so shaken by the 1987 stock market crash - - and the markets already so stacked against the little guy - - that any decrease in information on insider - trading patterns might prompt individuals to get out of stocks altogether . against How are the \"markets already so stacked against the little guy\"? 26 27 -817 5 Many of the letters maintain that investor confidence has been so shaken by the 1987 stock market crash - - and the markets already so stacked against the little guy - - that any decrease in information on insider - trading patterns might prompt individuals to get out of stocks altogether . individuals How much of an impact do the \"individuals\" actually have on the market? 44 45 -817 5 Many of the letters maintain that investor confidence has been so shaken by the 1987 stock market crash - - and the markets already so stacked against the little guy - - that any decrease in information on insider - trading patterns might prompt individuals to get out of stocks altogether . might prompt individuals to get out of stocks What can be done to stop this? 42 50 -817 5 Many of the letters maintain that investor confidence has been so shaken by the 1987 stock market crash - - and the markets already so stacked against the little guy - - that any decrease in information on insider - trading patterns might prompt individuals to get out of stocks altogether . letters What are the letters? 3 4 -818 1 Courtaulds PLC announced plans to spin off its textiles operations to existing shareholders in a restructuring to boost shareholder value . spin off its textiles Not sure what spin off means? Is it like sell off? 5 9 -818 1 Courtaulds PLC announced plans to spin off its textiles operations to existing shareholders in a restructuring to boost shareholder value . textiles operations What sort of textile operations? 8 10 -818 2 The British chemical and textile company ' s plan , which requires shareholder approval , would create a new , listed U . K . stock with a probable market capitalization between # 300 million ( $ 473 million ) and # 400 million , analysts said . probable market capitalization How were those numbers figured? 28 31 -818 3 The establishment of the separate company , to be called Courtaulds Textiles , could be effective as early as next year ' s first quarter . effective as early as next year ' s first quarter how can it be effective so quickly? 15 25 -818 4 Investors welcomed the move . Investors welcomed do they think its creative? 0 2 -818 5 Courtaulds ' shares rose 15 pence to 362 pence , valuing the entire company at about # 1 . 44 billion . pence to 362 why such a huge raise? 5 8 -819 1 The head of British Satellite Broadcasting Ltd . said he hopes to raise about # 450 million ( $ 711 million ) before the satellite - TV venture makes its delayed debut next spring - - with a major chunk coming from new investors . new investors who are the new investors? 42 44 -819 1 The head of British Satellite Broadcasting Ltd . said he hopes to raise about # 450 million ( $ 711 million ) before the satellite - TV venture makes its delayed debut next spring - - with a major chunk coming from new investors . delayed debut Why was BSB delayed? 30 32 -819 1 The head of British Satellite Broadcasting Ltd . said he hopes to raise about # 450 million ( $ 711 million ) before the satellite - TV venture makes its delayed debut next spring - - with a major chunk coming from new investors . to raise about # 450 million What is this money going to be used on? 11 17 -819 1 The head of British Satellite Broadcasting Ltd . said he hopes to raise about # 450 million ( $ 711 million ) before the satellite - TV venture makes its delayed debut next spring - - with a major chunk coming from new investors . its delayed debut next spring How much of a return is expected on this venture? 29 34 -819 1 The head of British Satellite Broadcasting Ltd . said he hopes to raise about # 450 million ( $ 711 million ) before the satellite - TV venture makes its delayed debut next spring - - with a major chunk coming from new investors . delayed debut Why was the debut delayed? 30 32 -819 2 " We ' ll raise it through bank loans . through bank loans who is saying this? 6 9 -819 2 " We ' ll raise it through bank loans . bank loans Are the bank loans the only source of the investment money being sought by British Satellite Broadcasting Ltd.? 7 9 -819 3 We ' ll raise it through { new } equity . equity What sort of new equity outside of bank loans? 9 10 -819 3 We ' ll raise it through { new } equity . { new } equity How is this equity going to be acquired? 6 10 -819 4 And we ' ll raise it through existing shareholders " as well as through junk bonds , said Anthony Simonds - Gooding , the private consortium ' s chief executive . existing shareholders " Would current shareholders already have lost money because of the corporation's delays? 7 10 -819 5 He said he believes the bank loan , to be arranged by February , will supply about half of the financing . the bank loan , Is the bank loan going to be split between multiple banks? 4 8 -820 1 Bankers Trust New York Corp . won permission from the Federal Reserve Board to move the company ' s private placement department to its fledgling securities subsidiary . fledgling securities subsidiary Why is its subsidiary faring worse? 24 27 -820 2 The seemingly mundane action , which was opposed by the Securities Industry Association , a trade group , has important implications for banks ' recent entry into the underwriting of corporate securities . opposed by the Securities Industry Association , Why was it opposed by the Securities Industry Association? 7 14 -820 2 The seemingly mundane action , which was opposed by the Securities Industry Association , a trade group , has important implications for banks ' recent entry into the underwriting of corporate securities . implications What are the implications for banks going into underwriting of corporate securities? 20 21 -820 3 The Fed ' s action increases the volume of publicly registered securities that banks ' securities affiliates will be able to underwrite . publicly registered securities what are publicly registered securities? 9 12 -820 3 The Fed ' s action increases the volume of publicly registered securities that banks ' securities affiliates will be able to underwrite . volume What was the volume before the increase by the Fed's? 7 8 -820 4 Several other banks have similar applications pending . other banks which banks? 1 3 -820 4 Several other banks have similar applications pending . banks Which other banks have applications pending? 2 3 -820 4 Several other banks have similar applications pending . Several other banks In which industries will banks have similar applications? 0 3 -820 4 Several other banks have similar applications pending . Several other banks what other banks? 0 3 -820 5 Over the past two years , the Fed has given a handful of banks ' securities affiliates permission to underwrite and deal in a variety of corporate , asset - backed and municipal securities that had previously been the sole domain of securities firms . sole domain of securities whose domain is it now? 39 43 -820 5 Over the past two years , the Fed has given a handful of banks ' securities affiliates permission to underwrite and deal in a variety of corporate , asset - backed and municipal securities that had previously been the sole domain of securities firms . a variety of corporate , asset - backed Which types of corporate securities? 23 31 -821 1 American Enterprise Institute scholar Norman Ornstein in the Oct . 21 TV Guide on " What TV News Doesn ' t Report About Congress - - and Should " : Should " : What should they be reporting about? 27 30 -821 1 American Enterprise Institute scholar Norman Ornstein in the Oct . 21 TV Guide on " What TV News Doesn ' t Report About Congress - - and Should " : American Enterprise Institute What does American Enterprise Institute do? 0 3 -821 2 By concentrating all their resources on the pay raise , Wright and Tower , the networks actually overlooked some major stories that showed the flaws and shortcomings of the institution . . . . An imaginative producer could easily have created a fast - moving and interesting piece about how Congress really works - - and why voters in , say , West Virginia got a federally funded university project and building while voters in Arkansas did not . voters in Arkansas what did they vote for instead? 73 76 -821 2 By concentrating all their resources on the pay raise , Wright and Tower , the networks actually overlooked some major stories that showed the flaws and shortcomings of the institution . . . . An imaginative producer could easily have created a fast - moving and interesting piece about how Congress really works - - and why voters in , say , West Virginia got a federally funded university project and building while voters in Arkansas did not . some major stories What are some of the other major stories they missed? 18 21 -821 2 By concentrating all their resources on the pay raise , Wright and Tower , the networks actually overlooked some major stories that showed the flaws and shortcomings of the institution . . . . An imaginative producer could easily have created a fast - moving and interesting piece about how Congress really works - - and why voters in , say , West Virginia got a federally funded university project and building while voters in Arkansas did not . Wright and Tower , Who or what are Wright and Tower? 10 14 -821 2 By concentrating all their resources on the pay raise , Wright and Tower , the networks actually overlooked some major stories that showed the flaws and shortcomings of the institution . . . . An imaginative producer could easily have created a fast - moving and interesting piece about how Congress really works - - and why voters in , say , West Virginia got a federally funded university project and building while voters in Arkansas did not . overlooked Why did Wright and Tower overlook major stories? 17 18 -821 2 By concentrating all their resources on the pay raise , Wright and Tower , the networks actually overlooked some major stories that showed the flaws and shortcomings of the institution . . . . An imaginative producer could easily have created a fast - moving and interesting piece about how Congress really works - - and why voters in , say , West Virginia got a federally funded university project and building while voters in Arkansas did not . funded Why did West Virginia get a federally funded university? 67 68 -821 3 But nobody did such a piece , reflecting a contemporary axiom : the more a scandal has to do with a congressman ' s duties as a congressman , the less likely it is to catch the fancy of a network . the fancy of a network they wont want to cover it? 36 41 -821 3 But nobody did such a piece , reflecting a contemporary axiom : the more a scandal has to do with a congressman ' s duties as a congressman , the less likely it is to catch the fancy of a network . network Why is this the case? Why are the networks selectively ignoring these corruptions? 40 41 -821 3 But nobody did such a piece , reflecting a contemporary axiom : the more a scandal has to do with a congressman ' s duties as a congressman , the less likely it is to catch the fancy of a network . duties Why does the piece focus on congressman's duties? 24 25 -821 3 But nobody did such a piece , reflecting a contemporary axiom : the more a scandal has to do with a congressman ' s duties as a congressman , the less likely it is to catch the fancy of a network . less Why is it less likely to catch the fancy of a network? 30 31 -821 4 Ethicist Michael Josephson , in one of his institute ' s recent publications on " Journalism : In the Year 2000 " : Ethicist is that a real word? 0 1 -821 4 Ethicist Michael Josephson , in one of his institute ' s recent publications on " Journalism : In the Year 2000 " : Ethicist How is Michael Josephson qualified to be an ethicist? 0 1 -821 5 The operative definition of newsworthiness will favor virtually unrestrained use of personal , sensitive and intimate facts . newsworthiness who is determining this? 4 5 -821 5 The operative definition of newsworthiness will favor virtually unrestrained use of personal , sensitive and intimate facts . definition Why does personal, sensitive and intimate facts define operative newsworthiness? 2 3 -822 1 Nearly two months after saying it had been the victim of widespread fraud , MiniScribe Corp . disclosed it had a negative net worth of $ 88 million as of July 2 and hinted that it might be forced to file for protection under bankruptcy laws . MiniScribe Corp What does MiniScribe Corp. Specialize in? 14 16 -822 1 Nearly two months after saying it had been the victim of widespread fraud , MiniScribe Corp . disclosed it had a negative net worth of $ 88 million as of July 2 and hinted that it might be forced to file for protection under bankruptcy laws . widespread fraud , Widespread Fraud in what form? 11 14 -822 1 Nearly two months after saying it had been the victim of widespread fraud , MiniScribe Corp . disclosed it had a negative net worth of $ 88 million as of July 2 and hinted that it might be forced to file for protection under bankruptcy laws . July 2 July second of which year? 30 32 -822 1 Nearly two months after saying it had been the victim of widespread fraud , MiniScribe Corp . disclosed it had a negative net worth of $ 88 million as of July 2 and hinted that it might be forced to file for protection under bankruptcy laws . widespread fraud , What was the nature of the fraud? 11 14 -822 2 Richard Rifenburgh , chairman and chief executive of the Longmont , Colo . , disk - drive maker , also said the company continued losing money in the third quarter and expects to sustain further losses through the end of the year . the company continued losing money What is this company's net worth? 21 26 -822 3 Mr . Rifenburgh told industry analysts he is moving " aggressively " to negotiate out - of - court settlements on a number of shareholder lawsuits , but noted that the company could file for bankruptcy - law protection if settlement talks fail . shareholder lawsuits , How many shareholder lawsuits have been issued? 24 27 -822 3 Mr . Rifenburgh told industry analysts he is moving " aggressively " to negotiate out - of - court settlements on a number of shareholder lawsuits , but noted that the company could file for bankruptcy - law protection if settlement talks fail . " aggressively " why is it quoted? 9 12 -822 3 Mr . Rifenburgh told industry analysts he is moving " aggressively " to negotiate out - of - court settlements on a number of shareholder lawsuits , but noted that the company could file for bankruptcy - law protection if settlement talks fail . moving " aggressively " Moving aggressively in what way to negotiate settlements? 8 12 -822 3 Mr . Rifenburgh told industry analysts he is moving " aggressively " to negotiate out - of - court settlements on a number of shareholder lawsuits , but noted that the company could file for bankruptcy - law protection if settlement talks fail . number How many lawsuits? 22 23 -822 4 Mr . Rifenburgh also noted that 150 million shares of MiniScribe common stock were traded during the past three years , " so there ' s a tremendous amount of exposure . " MiniScribe How many years has MiniScibe been operating? 10 11 -822 4 Mr . Rifenburgh also noted that 150 million shares of MiniScribe common stock were traded during the past three years , " so there ' s a tremendous amount of exposure . " common stock what are the other types of stock? 11 13 -822 5 MiniScribe has said that its financial results for the past three fiscal years would have to be restated because of the allegedly fraudulent accounting and marketing practices that inflated revenues and net income . allegedly fraudulent accounting Is there an ongoing investigation over the alleged widespread accounting? 21 24 -822 5 MiniScribe has said that its financial results for the past three fiscal years would have to be restated because of the allegedly fraudulent accounting and marketing practices that inflated revenues and net income . restated what is restating a fiscal year? 17 18 -823 1 The city ' s Department of Consumer Affairs charged Newmark & Lewis Inc . with failing to deliver on its promise of lowering prices . failing Why did the Department of Consumer Affairs fail to lower prices as promised? 15 16 -823 1 The city ' s Department of Consumer Affairs charged Newmark & Lewis Inc . with failing to deliver on its promise of lowering prices . charged What authority does the Department of Consumer Affairs have over Newmarket & Lewis Inc. 8 9 -823 2 In a civil suit commenced in state Supreme Court in New York , the agency alleged that the consumer - electronics and appliance discount - retailing chain engaged in deceptive advertising by claiming to have " lowered every price on every item " as part of an advertising campaign that began June 1 . deceptive How does the Department of Consumer Affairs know that the advertising was deceptive? 29 30 -823 2 In a civil suit commenced in state Supreme Court in New York , the agency alleged that the consumer - electronics and appliance discount - retailing chain engaged in deceptive advertising by claiming to have " lowered every price on every item " as part of an advertising campaign that began June 1 . agency What standing does the agency have to file suit against Newmark and Lewis Inc.? 14 15 -823 3 The agency said it monitored Newmark & Lewis ' s advertised prices before and after the ad campaign , and found that the prices of at least 50 different items either increased or stayed the same . increased Why did the prices increase and or stay the same? 31 32 -823 3 The agency said it monitored Newmark & Lewis ' s advertised prices before and after the ad campaign , and found that the prices of at least 50 different items either increased or stayed the same . monitored Did the agency’s monitoring account for possible increases in the retailer’s costs? 4 5 -823 3 The agency said it monitored Newmark & Lewis ' s advertised prices before and after the ad campaign , and found that the prices of at least 50 different items either increased or stayed the same . items What kind of items? 29 30 -823 4 In late May , Newmark & Lewis announced a plan to cut prices 5 % to 20 % and eliminate what it called a " standard discount - retailing practice " of negotiating individual deals with customers . eliminate Why did Newmark & Lewis plant to eliminate the standard discount retailing practice? 19 20 -823 4 In late May , Newmark & Lewis announced a plan to cut prices 5 % to 20 % and eliminate what it called a " standard discount - retailing practice " of negotiating individual deals with customers . customers How will this change is pricing practices effect the actual price paid by customers? 36 37 -823 4 In late May , Newmark & Lewis announced a plan to cut prices 5 % to 20 % and eliminate what it called a " standard discount - retailing practice " of negotiating individual deals with customers . " standard How did this work? 24 26 -823 5 The consumer agency also disputed Newmark & Lewis ' s continuing strategy of advertising " new lower prices " when allgedly there haven ' t been price reductions since June 1 . continuing How long has the strategy of advertising been in practice? 10 11 -823 5 The consumer agency also disputed Newmark & Lewis ' s continuing strategy of advertising " new lower prices " when allgedly there haven ' t been price reductions since June 1 . disputed How did the agency dispute this strategy? 4 5 -824 1 Fujitsu Ltd . said it wants to withdraw its controversial one - yen bid to design a waterworks computer system for the city of Hiroshima . controversial one - yen bid Why did they make a bid like this? Why was it controversial? 9 14 -824 1 Fujitsu Ltd . said it wants to withdraw its controversial one - yen bid to design a waterworks computer system for the city of Hiroshima . withdraw Why does Fujitsu want to withdraw its bid? 7 8 -824 1 Fujitsu Ltd . said it wants to withdraw its controversial one - yen bid to design a waterworks computer system for the city of Hiroshima . waterworks computer system What is a waterworks computer system? 17 20 -824 1 Fujitsu Ltd . said it wants to withdraw its controversial one - yen bid to design a waterworks computer system for the city of Hiroshima . withdraw Why does Fujitsu Ltd. want to withdraw its controversial one-yen bid? 7 8 -824 1 Fujitsu Ltd . said it wants to withdraw its controversial one - yen bid to design a waterworks computer system for the city of Hiroshima . controversial Why was it controversial 9 10 -824 2 Meanwhile , Japan ' s Fair Trade Commission said it was considering launching an investigation into whether the bid , the equivalent of less than a penny , violates anti - monopoly laws . anti - monopoly laws why does it violate? 29 33 -824 2 Meanwhile , Japan ' s Fair Trade Commission said it was considering launching an investigation into whether the bid , the equivalent of less than a penny , violates anti - monopoly laws . considering Why is Japan's Fair Trade Commission not moving forward with the investigation? 11 12 -824 2 Meanwhile , Japan ' s Fair Trade Commission said it was considering launching an investigation into whether the bid , the equivalent of less than a penny , violates anti - monopoly laws . violates How did the bid violate anti-monopoly laws? 28 29 -824 3 Hiroshima last week held an auction to pick the contractor , expecting to pay about 11 million yen for the project . auction to pick the contractor , Is it normal to hold an auction for something like this? 5 11 -824 3 Hiroshima last week held an auction to pick the contractor , expecting to pay about 11 million yen for the project . pay Why does the project pay 11 million yen? 13 14 -824 4 Eight companies submitted bids , but Fujitsu won the contract by essentially saying it would do the job for free . would do the job for free is that ethical? 14 20 -824 4 Eight companies submitted bids , but Fujitsu won the contract by essentially saying it would do the job for free . do the job for free Why would they do the job for free? Was this meant to be charity? What was the purpose? 15 20 -824 4 Eight companies submitted bids , but Fujitsu won the contract by essentially saying it would do the job for free . free Why would Fujitsu do the job for free? 19 20 -824 4 Eight companies submitted bids , but Fujitsu won the contract by essentially saying it would do the job for free . free Why did Fujitsu Ltd. offer to do the project for free? 19 20 -824 4 Eight companies submitted bids , but Fujitsu won the contract by essentially saying it would do the job for free . it would do the job for free Why would they do the job for free? 13 20 -824 5 News of the bid drew sharp criticism from other computer companies and industry observers . sharp criticism because its unethical? 5 7 -824 5 News of the bid drew sharp criticism from other computer companies and industry observers . criticism How did the computer computers and industry observers share their criticism? 6 7 -824 5 News of the bid drew sharp criticism from other computer companies and industry observers . criticism Why was there criticism? 6 7 -825 1 Avery Inc . said it completed the sale of Uniroyal Chemical Holding Co . to a group led by management of Uniroyal Chemical Co . , the unit ' s main business . completed when did they say this? 5 6 -825 1 Avery Inc . said it completed the sale of Uniroyal Chemical Holding Co . to a group led by management of Uniroyal Chemical Co . , the unit ' s main business . sale Why was Uniroyal Chemical Holding Co. sold? 7 8 -825 1 Avery Inc . said it completed the sale of Uniroyal Chemical Holding Co . to a group led by management of Uniroyal Chemical Co . , the unit ' s main business . main Why did Uniroyal Chemical Holding Co. sell itself to a group of people its parent company? 30 31 -825 1 Avery Inc . said it completed the sale of Uniroyal Chemical Holding Co . to a group led by management of Uniroyal Chemical Co . , the unit ' s main business . business How good were the financials? 31 32 -825 2 It valued the transaction at $ 800 million . at $ 800 million why so much? 4 8 -825 2 It valued the transaction at $ 800 million . valued Why was the transaction valued at that amount? 1 2 -825 2 It valued the transaction at $ 800 million . transaction How was the transaction carried out? 3 4 -825 3 Avery , which continues to operate a coal company it expects to sell at a loss , said in proxy materials it intends to seek control of one or more companies . proxy materials what are proxy materials? 19 21 -825 3 Avery , which continues to operate a coal company it expects to sell at a loss , said in proxy materials it intends to seek control of one or more companies . continues Why is Avery continuing to operate a company losing money? 3 4 -825 3 Avery , which continues to operate a coal company it expects to sell at a loss , said in proxy materials it intends to seek control of one or more companies . sell Why is Avery selling the coal company? 12 13 -825 3 Avery , which continues to operate a coal company it expects to sell at a loss , said in proxy materials it intends to seek control of one or more companies . control How is Avery going to aquire more companies to control? 25 26 -825 3 Avery , which continues to operate a coal company it expects to sell at a loss , said in proxy materials it intends to seek control of one or more companies . sell at a loss , Why would the coal company sell at a loss? 12 17 -825 3 Avery , which continues to operate a coal company it expects to sell at a loss , said in proxy materials it intends to seek control of one or more companies . operate a coal company Which coal company? 5 9 -825 4 After fees and repayment of debt , Avery is left with about $ 24 million in cash and securities from the Uniroyal sale . fees Why does Avery have fees due? 1 2 -825 4 After fees and repayment of debt , Avery is left with about $ 24 million in cash and securities from the Uniroyal sale . cash How much did Avery have before fees and repayment of debt? 16 17 -825 4 After fees and repayment of debt , Avery is left with about $ 24 million in cash and securities from the Uniroyal sale . securities Why does Avery own securities? 18 19 -825 5 Avery paid $ 750 million , including various legal and financing fees , to acquire Uniroyal Chemical , Middlebury , Conn . , in 1986 - - a move that burdened Avery with debt . legal Why did Avery have legal fees? 8 9 -825 5 Avery paid $ 750 million , including various legal and financing fees , to acquire Uniroyal Chemical , Middlebury , Conn . , in 1986 - - a move that burdened Avery with debt . fees , How did Avery get the money to pay fees? 11 13 -825 5 Avery paid $ 750 million , including various legal and financing fees , to acquire Uniroyal Chemical , Middlebury , Conn . , in 1986 - - a move that burdened Avery with debt . 1986 Why did Avery wait until 1986 to make the purchase? 24 25 -825 5 Avery paid $ 750 million , including various legal and financing fees , to acquire Uniroyal Chemical , Middlebury , Conn . , in 1986 - - a move that burdened Avery with debt . move that burdened Avery with debt Why would buying Uniroyal Chemical burden Avery with debt? 28 34 -826 1 A governing body of both the Financial Accounting Standards Board and the Governmental Accounting Standards Board voted to give the FASB jurisdiction over accounting standards for certain government - owned entities . certain government - owned entities Which government-owned entities? 26 31 -826 1 A governing body of both the Financial Accounting Standards Board and the Governmental Accounting Standards Board voted to give the FASB jurisdiction over accounting standards for certain government - owned entities . certain government - owned entities Which government-owned entities are going to receive this jurisdiction? 26 31 -826 1 A governing body of both the Financial Accounting Standards Board and the Governmental Accounting Standards Board voted to give the FASB jurisdiction over accounting standards for certain government - owned entities . certain government - owned entities Which government-owned entities were they given jurisdiction over? 26 31 -826 2 The Financial Accounting Foundation voted 12 - 2 that FASB accounting rules supercede GASB rules in regard to utilities , hospitals , and colleges and universities owned by the government . 12 - 2 why wasnt it unanimous? 5 8 -826 2 The Financial Accounting Foundation voted 12 - 2 that FASB accounting rules supercede GASB rules in regard to utilities , hospitals , and colleges and universities owned by the government . supercede Why do FASB rules supercede GASB only in the mentioned government-owned institutions? 12 13 -826 2 The Financial Accounting Foundation voted 12 - 2 that FASB accounting rules supercede GASB rules in regard to utilities , hospitals , and colleges and universities owned by the government . Financial Accounting Foundation Who is the Financial Accounting Foundation? 1 4 -826 3 GASB rules still apply for other government units . GASB what does gasb stand for? 0 1 -826 3 GASB rules still apply for other government units . other government units Which other governmental units are in play with GASB rules? 5 8 -826 3 GASB rules still apply for other government units . other government units What are examples of over government units? 5 8 -826 4 After the GASB was founded in 1984 , 11 years after the FASB , the government - owned entities were supposed to follow FASB rules unless the GASB superceded them . founded Why was it necessary to found the GASB after the FASB was already in existence? 4 5 -826 4 After the GASB was founded in 1984 , 11 years after the FASB , the government - owned entities were supposed to follow FASB rules unless the GASB superceded them . GASB superceded them In what circumstances would GASB supercede FASB? 27 30 -826 4 After the GASB was founded in 1984 , 11 years after the FASB , the government - owned entities were supposed to follow FASB rules unless the GASB superceded them . GASB was founded in 1984 , Why was the GASB founded if the FASB was already in place? 2 8 -826 5 The GASB had told governments they didn ' t have to follow FASB rules on depreciation , making it difficult for bond - rating agencies to compare private and state - owned schools , which compete in the public bond market . public bond market how do public bonds differ from regular? 38 41 -826 5 The GASB had told governments they didn ' t have to follow FASB rules on depreciation , making it difficult for bond - rating agencies to compare private and state - owned schools , which compete in the public bond market . they didn ' t have to follow FASB rules Why don't they have to follow the FASB rules on depreciation? 5 14 -826 5 The GASB had told governments they didn ' t have to follow FASB rules on depreciation , making it difficult for bond - rating agencies to compare private and state - owned schools , which compete in the public bond market . making it difficult Why is it difficult under this ruling to compare provate and state-owned schools? 17 20 -827 1 A NEW MINIMUM - WAGE PLAN has been worked out by Congress and Bush , opening the way for the first increase in over nine years . MINIMUM - WAGE what is the plan? 2 5 -827 1 A NEW MINIMUM - WAGE PLAN has been worked out by Congress and Bush , opening the way for the first increase in over nine years . increase How much will it increase? 21 22 -827 1 A NEW MINIMUM - WAGE PLAN has been worked out by Congress and Bush , opening the way for the first increase in over nine years . MINIMUM - WAGE PLAN has been worked out How will the plan be put into place? 2 10 -827 1 A NEW MINIMUM - WAGE PLAN has been worked out by Congress and Bush , opening the way for the first increase in over nine years . A NEW MINIMUM - WAGE PLAN What is the new proposed minimum wage? 0 6 -827 1 A NEW MINIMUM - WAGE PLAN has been worked out by Congress and Bush , opening the way for the first increase in over nine years . first increase in over nine years Why is this the first increase in over nine years? 20 26 -827 2 The compromise proposal , ending a long impasse between Democrats and the president , would boost the minimum wage to $ 4 . 25 an hour by April 1991 from $ 3 . 35 now . April 1991 why such a big jump that year? 27 29 -827 2 The compromise proposal , ending a long impasse between Democrats and the president , would boost the minimum wage to $ 4 . 25 an hour by April 1991 from $ 3 . 35 now . compromise proposal , Why was the proposal a compromise? 1 4 -827 2 The compromise proposal , ending a long impasse between Democrats and the president , would boost the minimum wage to $ 4 . 25 an hour by April 1991 from $ 3 . 35 now . Democrats and the president , How did they reach an agreement? 9 14 -827 3 The legislation also includes a lower " training wage " for new workers who are teen - agers . " training wage " why is it quoted? 6 10 -827 3 The legislation also includes a lower " training wage " for new workers who are teen - agers . lower How much lower will the training wage be? 5 6 -827 3 The legislation also includes a lower " training wage " for new workers who are teen - agers . " training wage " How long does a training wage stay in effect? 6 10 -827 3 The legislation also includes a lower " training wage " for new workers who are teen - agers . lower " training wage " How does this training wage differ from the new minimum wage? 5 10 -827 4 The Big Board is considering reviving a curb on program trading when the market is volatile . when the market is volatile What sort of volatility measure is to be used? 11 16 -827 4 The Big Board is considering reviving a curb on program trading when the market is volatile . The Big Board What is The Big Board? 0 3 -827 5 The exchange , which abandoned such a " collar " last year because it didn ' t prevent sharp price swings , has been under attack recently for not taking action against program trading . has been under attack recently Who was the exchange under attack by? 22 27 -827 5 The exchange , which abandoned such a " collar " last year because it didn ' t prevent sharp price swings , has been under attack recently for not taking action against program trading . has been under attack recently Which entities are calling out the NYSE? 22 27 -827 5 The exchange , which abandoned such a " collar " last year because it didn ' t prevent sharp price swings , has been under attack recently for not taking action against program trading . has been under attack How has the exchange been under attack recently? 22 26 -828 1 Ogden Projects Inc . said net income jumped to $ 6 . 6 million , or 18 cents a share , in the third quarter . net income jumped Why did Ogden Products net income jump? 5 8 -828 1 Ogden Projects Inc . said net income jumped to $ 6 . 6 million , or 18 cents a share , in the third quarter . Projects What is this company's relevance to the topic? 1 2 -828 1 Ogden Projects Inc . said net income jumped to $ 6 . 6 million , or 18 cents a share , in the third quarter . jumped How did the net income of Ogden Projects Inc. increase? 7 8 -828 1 Ogden Projects Inc . said net income jumped to $ 6 . 6 million , or 18 cents a share , in the third quarter . third quarter of which year? 23 25 -828 2 The Fairfield , N . J . , company , which is 92 % - owned by Ogden Corp . , New York , had net of $ 1 . 1 million , or four cents a share , a year ago . ago Why was Ogden Corp.'s net four cents a share? 41 42 -828 3 Revenue soared to $ 101 . 7 million from $ 39 . 5 million . Revenue soared Why did revenue soar? 0 2 -828 3 Revenue soared to $ 101 . 7 million from $ 39 . 5 million . soared When did this revenue soar take place? Under what circumstances? 1 2 -828 3 Revenue soared to $ 101 . 7 million from $ 39 . 5 million . soared How did revenue soar? 1 2 -828 3 Revenue soared to $ 101 . 7 million from $ 39 . 5 million . $ 101 . 7 million from $ 39 why did it soar so much? 3 11 -828 4 Ogden Projects , whose shares began trading on the New York Stock Exchange in August , closed yesterday at $ 26 . 875 , down 75 cents . down 75 cents Is there a clear cause for this shift? 24 27 -828 4 Ogden Projects , whose shares began trading on the New York Stock Exchange in August , closed yesterday at $ 26 . 875 , down 75 cents . down Why were the shares down 75 cents? 24 25 -828 5 The stock began trading this summer at $ 14 apiece . began How long have the shares been trading? 2 3 -828 5 The stock began trading this summer at $ 14 apiece . $ 14 apiece is that high or low? 7 10 -829 1 BUSH AND GORBACHEV WILL HOLD two days of informal talks next month . GORBACHEV is he a president? 2 3 -829 1 BUSH AND GORBACHEV WILL HOLD two days of informal talks next month . two days Will they be discussing the same matters on both days? 5 7 -829 1 BUSH AND GORBACHEV WILL HOLD two days of informal talks next month . two days of informal talks Why are the two leaders holding talks? 5 10 -829 2 The president said that he and the Kremlin leader would meet Dec . 2 - 3 aboard U . S . and Soviet naval vessels in the Mediterranean to discuss a wide range of issues without a formal agenda . naval vessels Why are they holding their meeting on naval vessels? 23 25 -829 2 The president said that he and the Kremlin leader would meet Dec . 2 - 3 aboard U . S . and Soviet naval vessels in the Mediterranean to discuss a wide range of issues without a formal agenda . wide range of issues What are the issues being discussed? 31 35 -829 3 A simultaneous announcement was made in Moscow . simultaneous announcement right at the same time? 1 3 -829 4 Bush said that neither he nor Gorbachev expected any " substantial decisions or agreements . " The seaborne meetings won ' t disrupt plans for a formal summit next spring or summer , at which an arms - control treaty is likely to be completed . " substantial decisions or agreements Why are agreements needing to be made? 9 14 -829 5 The two leaders are expected to discuss changes sweeping the East bloc as well as human - rights issues , regional disputes and economic cooperation . human - rights issues , What human right issues are they concerned about? 15 20 -829 5 The two leaders are expected to discuss changes sweeping the East bloc as well as human - rights issues , regional disputes and economic cooperation . as well as human - rights issues , What kinds of human-rights issues? 12 20 -829 5 The two leaders are expected to discuss changes sweeping the East bloc as well as human - rights issues , regional disputes and economic cooperation . the East bloc Which countries comprise the Eastern Bloc? 9 12 -830 1 Price Stern Sloan Inc . said it hired an investment banking firm to assist in evaluating restructuring or merger alternatives and reported a net loss of $ 8 . 1 million , or $ 2 . 14 a share , for the third quarter ended Sept . investment banking firm What firm did they hire? 9 12 -830 1 Price Stern Sloan Inc . said it hired an investment banking firm to assist in evaluating restructuring or merger alternatives and reported a net loss of $ 8 . 1 million , or $ 2 . 14 a share , for the third quarter ended Sept . loss Why did they suffer such a high loss? 24 25 -830 1 Price Stern Sloan Inc . said it hired an investment banking firm to assist in evaluating restructuring or merger alternatives and reported a net loss of $ 8 . 1 million , or $ 2 . 14 a share , for the third quarter ended Sept . investment banking firm What investment banking firm did Price Stern Sloan hire? 9 12 -830 2 These results compare with net income of $ 1 . 8 million , or 44 cents a share , for the corresponding period last year . cents a share , how are share prices determined? 15 19 -830 2 These results compare with net income of $ 1 . 8 million , or 44 cents a share , for the corresponding period last year . last year What year are they referring to? 23 25 -830 3 This quarter ' s loss includes pretax charges of $ 4 . 9 million on the proposed discontinuation of the company ' s troubled British subsidiary , and $ 3 . 7 million of other write - offs the company said were non - recurring and principally related to inventory , publishing advances and pre - publication costs . troubled British subsidiary , What is the name of this subsidary, and why did it fail? 23 27 -830 3 This quarter ' s loss includes pretax charges of $ 4 . 9 million on the proposed discontinuation of the company ' s troubled British subsidiary , and $ 3 . 7 million of other write - offs the company said were non - recurring and principally related to inventory , publishing advances and pre - publication costs . British subsidiary , Why is Price Stern Sloan's British subsidiary troubled? 24 27 -830 4 The publishing concern said it retained the investment banking firm of Donaldson , Lufkin & Jenrette Securities Inc . to act as its financial adviser , assisting in the evaluation of various financial and strategic alternatives , including debt refinancing , raising capital , recapitalization , a merger or sale of the company . recapitalization , what is recapitalization? 44 46 -830 4 The publishing concern said it retained the investment banking firm of Donaldson , Lufkin & Jenrette Securities Inc . to act as its financial adviser , assisting in the evaluation of various financial and strategic alternatives , including debt refinancing , raising capital , recapitalization , a merger or sale of the company . a merger or sale Who might they be merging with, or be sold to? 46 50 -830 4 The publishing concern said it retained the investment banking firm of Donaldson , Lufkin & Jenrette Securities Inc . to act as its financial adviser , assisting in the evaluation of various financial and strategic alternatives , including debt refinancing , raising capital , recapitalization , a merger or sale of the company . alternatives , How does each solution compare in terms of how it will impact the company long-term? 35 37 -830 5 The company also retained attorney Martin P . Levin , a director of the company and former head of the Times - Mirror Publishing Group , as an adviser . as an adviser what will he advise for specifically? 26 29 -831 1 Senate leaders traded proposals aimed at speeding action on legislation to narrow the deficit and raise the federal government ' s debt limit - - but the major stumbling block remains President Bush ' s proposal to cut the capital - gains tax rate . capital - gains tax rate Why is this tax rate controversial? 39 44 -831 1 Senate leaders traded proposals aimed at speeding action on legislation to narrow the deficit and raise the federal government ' s debt limit - - but the major stumbling block remains President Bush ' s proposal to cut the capital - gains tax rate . Senate leaders traded proposals Which state leaders? 0 4 -831 1 Senate leaders traded proposals aimed at speeding action on legislation to narrow the deficit and raise the federal government ' s debt limit - - but the major stumbling block remains President Bush ' s proposal to cut the capital - gains tax rate . debt limit How much did Senate leaders want to raise the federal government's debt limit? 21 23 -831 1 Senate leaders traded proposals aimed at speeding action on legislation to narrow the deficit and raise the federal government ' s debt limit - - but the major stumbling block remains President Bush ' s proposal to cut the capital - gains tax rate . capital - gains tax rate What is the capital-gains tax rate? 39 44 -831 2 Democrats want the tax provision to be a separate bill , subject to the usual procedural obstacles . separate bill , why do they want it a separate bill? 8 11 -831 2 Democrats want the tax provision to be a separate bill , subject to the usual procedural obstacles . usual procedural obstacles What are the usual procedural obstacles? 14 17 -831 2 Democrats want the tax provision to be a separate bill , subject to the usual procedural obstacles . procedural obstacles What are the procedural obstacles? 15 17 -831 3 Republicans , meanwhile , want to try to protect the measure by combining it with two politically popular issues that Democrats could find hard to block . combining it is that legal to do? 12 14 -831 3 Republicans , meanwhile , want to try to protect the measure by combining it with two politically popular issues that Democrats could find hard to block . two politically popular issues Which issues? 15 19 -831 3 Republicans , meanwhile , want to try to protect the measure by combining it with two politically popular issues that Democrats could find hard to block . two politically popular issues What are the two politically popular issues with Democrats? 15 19 -831 5 Last night , after meeting with Mr . Bush and administration officials at the White House , Mr . Dole proposed streamlining the fiscal 1990 deficit - reduction bill , now stalled in a House - Senate conference committee , and passing a long - term extension of the federal debt ceiling without any accompanying amendments . debt ceiling what is a debt ceiling? 50 52 -831 5 Last night , after meeting with Mr . Bush and administration officials at the White House , Mr . Dole proposed streamlining the fiscal 1990 deficit - reduction bill , now stalled in a House - Senate conference committee , and passing a long - term extension of the federal debt ceiling without any accompanying amendments . extension of the federal debt ceiling How long would this extension of the debt ceiling last? 46 52 -832 1 LUTHER BURBANK CROSS - BRED PLANTS to produce the billion - dollar Idaho potato . billion - dollar How did Luther Burbank make a billion-dollars out of potatoes? 9 12 -832 1 LUTHER BURBANK CROSS - BRED PLANTS to produce the billion - dollar Idaho potato . CROSS - BRED PLANTS What plants were cross-bred? 2 6 -832 2 Bioengineers set out to duplicate that feat - - scientifically and commercially - - with new life forms . new life forms which life forms? 15 18 -832 2 Bioengineers set out to duplicate that feat - - scientifically and commercially - - with new life forms . that feat What feat is that? 5 7 -832 2 Bioengineers set out to duplicate that feat - - scientifically and commercially - - with new life forms . new life forms What sort of new life forms? 15 18 -832 2 Bioengineers set out to duplicate that feat - - scientifically and commercially - - with new life forms . with new life forms What new life forms? 14 18 -832 2 Bioengineers set out to duplicate that feat - - scientifically and commercially - - with new life forms . Bioengineers set out Who are the bioengineers? 0 3 -832 3 In 1953 , James Watson and his colleagues unlocked the double helix of DNA ( deoxyribonucleic acid ) , the genetic key to heredity . James Watson how was he able to do it? 3 5 -832 3 In 1953 , James Watson and his colleagues unlocked the double helix of DNA ( deoxyribonucleic acid ) , the genetic key to heredity . unlocked the double helix How did they unlock the double helix? 8 12 -832 4 Twenty years later , two California academics , Stanley Cohen and Herbert Boyer , made " recombinant " DNA , transplanting a toad ' s gene into bacteria , which then reproduced toad genes . reproduced toad genes Why were they reproducing toad genes? 31 34 -832 4 Twenty years later , two California academics , Stanley Cohen and Herbert Boyer , made " recombinant " DNA , transplanting a toad ' s gene into bacteria , which then reproduced toad genes . transplanting a toad ' s gene into bacteria , How did they transplant the toad's genes into bacteria, and what bacteria was used? 20 29 -832 5 When Boyer met Robert Swanson , an M . I . T . - trained chemist - turned - entrepreneur in 1976 , they saw dollar signs . they saw dollar signs what was their idea? 23 27 -832 5 When Boyer met Robert Swanson , an M . I . T . - trained chemist - turned - entrepreneur in 1976 , they saw dollar signs . they saw dollar signs What idea(s) did they have? 23 27 -832 5 When Boyer met Robert Swanson , an M . I . T . - trained chemist - turned - entrepreneur in 1976 , they saw dollar signs . they saw dollar signs What initiated seeing those dollar signs, and how did they see them? 23 27 -833 1 LTV Steel Co . is boosting the prices of flat rolled steel products by an average of 3 % following a recent erosion in the prices of such crucial steel products . erosion What caused the erosion in prices? 22 23 -833 1 LTV Steel Co . is boosting the prices of flat rolled steel products by an average of 3 % following a recent erosion in the prices of such crucial steel products . recent erosion What caused the recent erosion? 21 23 -833 1 LTV Steel Co . is boosting the prices of flat rolled steel products by an average of 3 % following a recent erosion in the prices of such crucial steel products . erosion Why is there an erosion in prices for steel products? 22 23 -833 2 The big questions are whether the increase , effective Jan . 1 , 1990 , will stick , and whether other major steelmakers will follow suit . stick , Why wouldn't it stick? 16 18 -833 2 The big questions are whether the increase , effective Jan . 1 , 1990 , will stick , and whether other major steelmakers will follow suit . steelmakers Who are some other major steelmakers? 22 23 -833 2 The big questions are whether the increase , effective Jan . 1 , 1990 , will stick , and whether other major steelmakers will follow suit . will stick , is it likely to stick? 15 18 -833 2 The big questions are whether the increase , effective Jan . 1 , 1990 , will stick , and whether other major steelmakers will follow suit . other major steelmakers Who are LTVs' biggest competition? 20 23 -833 3 It is widely expected that they will . they Who are they? 5 6 -833 3 It is widely expected that they will . widely expected who expects it? 2 4 -833 3 It is widely expected that they will . expected that they will How will this effect the company? 3 7 -833 3 It is widely expected that they will . they Who is expecting them to raise their prices? 5 6 -833 4 The increase is on the base price , which is already being discounted by virtually all steel producers . already being discounted What are the reasons they are discounted? 10 13 -833 4 The increase is on the base price , which is already being discounted by virtually all steel producers . base price , Whats is the specific base price? 5 8 -833 5 But LTV ' s move marks the first effort by a major steelmaker to counter the free fall in spot prices . free fall Why are the prices falling? 16 18 -833 5 But LTV ' s move marks the first effort by a major steelmaker to counter the free fall in spot prices . free fall in spot prices What causes a free fall in prices? 16 21 -834 1 Federal and state thrift examiners said they saw evidence of criminal wrongdoing in the collapse of Lincoln Savings & Loan Association , and a California regulator described an attempted " whitewash " by deputies of chief federal regulator Danny Wall . evidence of criminal wrongdoing What kind of criminal wrongdoing? 8 12 -834 1 Federal and state thrift examiners said they saw evidence of criminal wrongdoing in the collapse of Lincoln Savings & Loan Association , and a California regulator described an attempted " whitewash " by deputies of chief federal regulator Danny Wall . " whitewash " a clean up? 29 32 -834 1 Federal and state thrift examiners said they saw evidence of criminal wrongdoing in the collapse of Lincoln Savings & Loan Association , and a California regulator described an attempted " whitewash " by deputies of chief federal regulator Danny Wall . criminal wrongdoing What was the criminal wrongdoing in the collapse of Lincoln Savings & Loan? 10 12 -834 1 Federal and state thrift examiners said they saw evidence of criminal wrongdoing in the collapse of Lincoln Savings & Loan Association , and a California regulator described an attempted " whitewash " by deputies of chief federal regulator Danny Wall . attempted " whitewash " What is an attempted whitewash? 28 32 -834 1 Federal and state thrift examiners said they saw evidence of criminal wrongdoing in the collapse of Lincoln Savings & Loan Association , and a California regulator described an attempted " whitewash " by deputies of chief federal regulator Danny Wall . evidence of criminal wrongdoing What evidence of criminal wrongdoing did federal and state thrift examiners see? 8 12 -834 1 Federal and state thrift examiners said they saw evidence of criminal wrongdoing in the collapse of Lincoln Savings & Loan Association , and a California regulator described an attempted " whitewash " by deputies of chief federal regulator Danny Wall . " whitewash " In what ways did deputies of chief federal regulator Danny Wall attempt to \"whitewash\" the evidence of criminal wrongdoing reportedly observed by federal and state thrift examiners? 29 32 -834 2 In a riveting day of hearings before the House Banking Committee , the examiners described finding shredded documents , a mysterious Panamanian subsidiary , millions of dollars funneled into a Swiss bank , and a complacent attitude by Mr . Wall ' s deputies , one of whom was portrayed as acting more like a public - relations man for the thrift than a federal regulator . riveting who thinks its riveting? 2 3 -834 2 In a riveting day of hearings before the House Banking Committee , the examiners described finding shredded documents , a mysterious Panamanian subsidiary , millions of dollars funneled into a Swiss bank , and a complacent attitude by Mr . Wall ' s deputies , one of whom was portrayed as acting more like a public - relations man for the thrift than a federal regulator . Mr . Wall ' s deputies , Who was Mr. Wall's deputy who had the complacent attitude? 38 45 -834 2 In a riveting day of hearings before the House Banking Committee , the examiners described finding shredded documents , a mysterious Panamanian subsidiary , millions of dollars funneled into a Swiss bank , and a complacent attitude by Mr . Wall ' s deputies , one of whom was portrayed as acting more like a public - relations man for the thrift than a federal regulator . a complacent attitude What showed that he was complacent? 34 37 -834 2 In a riveting day of hearings before the House Banking Committee , the examiners described finding shredded documents , a mysterious Panamanian subsidiary , millions of dollars funneled into a Swiss bank , and a complacent attitude by Mr . Wall ' s deputies , one of whom was portrayed as acting more like a public - relations man for the thrift than a federal regulator . mysterious Panamanian subsidiary , What is mysterious about the Panamanian subsidiary described by the examiners? 20 24 -834 2 In a riveting day of hearings before the House Banking Committee , the examiners described finding shredded documents , a mysterious Panamanian subsidiary , millions of dollars funneled into a Swiss bank , and a complacent attitude by Mr . Wall ' s deputies , one of whom was portrayed as acting more like a public - relations man for the thrift than a federal regulator . complacent attitude by Mr . Wall ' s deputies How was complacency observed in Mr. Wall's deputies? 35 44 -834 3 A California official also said he sent the Federal Bureau of Investigation a packet of documents relating to a previously reported $ 400 , 000 contribution from Lincoln ' s parent solicited by Sen . Alan Cranston ( D . , Calif . ) . Sen . Alan Cranston Why would Sen. Alan Cranston solicit $400,000? 33 37 -834 3 A California official also said he sent the Federal Bureau of Investigation a packet of documents relating to a previously reported $ 400 , 000 contribution from Lincoln ' s parent solicited by Sen . Alan Cranston ( D . , Calif . ) . a packet of documents What kind of documents? 12 16 -834 4 Federal examiner Alex Barabolak said Lincoln ' s operations amounted to " pyramiding debt to provide a luxurious life style for its owners . " Another federal examiner , John Meek , said Lincoln ' s principal owner , Charles Keating Jr . , and his family drew off at least $ 34 million from the thrift in salaries , bonuses and proceeds from securities sales in the 3 1 / 2 years before federal authorities seized it earlier this year . " pyramiding what is this word? 11 13 -834 4 Federal examiner Alex Barabolak said Lincoln ' s operations amounted to " pyramiding debt to provide a luxurious life style for its owners . " Another federal examiner , John Meek , said Lincoln ' s principal owner , Charles Keating Jr . , and his family drew off at least $ 34 million from the thrift in salaries , bonuses and proceeds from securities sales in the 3 1 / 2 years before federal authorities seized it earlier this year . " pyramiding debt What does pyramiding debt mean? 11 14 -834 4 Federal examiner Alex Barabolak said Lincoln ' s operations amounted to " pyramiding debt to provide a luxurious life style for its owners . " Another federal examiner , John Meek , said Lincoln ' s principal owner , Charles Keating Jr . , and his family drew off at least $ 34 million from the thrift in salaries , bonuses and proceeds from securities sales in the 3 1 / 2 years before federal authorities seized it earlier this year . federal authorities seized it earlier this year Why was the thfift seized by federal authorities? 74 81 -834 4 Federal examiner Alex Barabolak said Lincoln ' s operations amounted to " pyramiding debt to provide a luxurious life style for its owners . " Another federal examiner , John Meek , said Lincoln ' s principal owner , Charles Keating Jr . , and his family drew off at least $ 34 million from the thrift in salaries , bonuses and proceeds from securities sales in the 3 1 / 2 years before federal authorities seized it earlier this year . " pyramiding debt What evidence does federal examiner Alex Barabolak have that Lincoln created \"pyramiding debt to provide a luxurious life style for its owners\"? 11 14 -835 1 Marks & Spencer PLC reported a 12 % gain in first - half pretax profit , mainly because of improving performances in the U . K . and continental Europe . Marks & Spencer PLC WHAT KIND OF COMPANY ARE THEY? 0 4 -835 1 Marks & Spencer PLC reported a 12 % gain in first - half pretax profit , mainly because of improving performances in the U . K . and continental Europe . improving performances What type of improving performances? 19 21 -835 2 In the six months ended Sept . 30 , pretax profit at the British clothing and food retailer rose to # 208 . 7 million ( $ 330 . 1 million ) from # 185 . 5 million a year ago . pretax profit what about posttax numbers? 9 11 -835 2 In the six months ended Sept . 30 , pretax profit at the British clothing and food retailer rose to # 208 . 7 million ( $ 330 . 1 million ) from # 185 . 5 million a year ago . # 185 . 5 million a year ago . WHAT WAS THE CONVERSION ON THIS NUMBER TO USD ? 33 42 -835 3 The results surpassed analysts ' forecasts , which averaged around # 200 million , and Marks & Spencer responded in trading on London ' s Stock Exchange with an eight pence rise to 188 pence . trading on London ' s Stock Exchange WHY IS THE DIFFERENCE SO SMALL ON THE LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE? 20 27 -835 4 Profit after tax and minority interest but before extraordinary items rose 12 % to # 135 . 2 million ; per - share earnings rose to five pence from 4 . 5 pence . minority interest what is minority interest? 4 6 -835 4 Profit after tax and minority interest but before extraordinary items rose 12 % to # 135 . 2 million ; per - share earnings rose to five pence from 4 . 5 pence . minority interest What is minority interest? 4 6 -835 4 Profit after tax and minority interest but before extraordinary items rose 12 % to # 135 . 2 million ; per - share earnings rose to five pence from 4 . 5 pence . extraordinary items What are extraordinary items? 8 10 -835 4 Profit after tax and minority interest but before extraordinary items rose 12 % to # 135 . 2 million ; per - share earnings rose to five pence from 4 . 5 pence . minority interest WHAT IS THIS? 4 6 -835 5 Marks declared an interim per - share dividend of 1 . 85 pence , compared with 1 . 7 pence a year earlier . pence , is the pence british? 12 14 -835 5 Marks declared an interim per - share dividend of 1 . 85 pence , compared with 1 . 7 pence a year earlier . interim per - share WHAT DOES THIS MEAN? 3 7 -836 1 A permanent smoking ban on virtually all domestic airline routes won approval from the House , which separately sent to President Bush a nearly $ 67 billion fiscal 1990 bill including the first construction funds for the space station . permanent Why was the smoking ban made permanent? 1 2 -836 1 A permanent smoking ban on virtually all domestic airline routes won approval from the House , which separately sent to President Bush a nearly $ 67 billion fiscal 1990 bill including the first construction funds for the space station . separately Why was money for space station construction included in a smoking bill? 17 18 -836 1 A permanent smoking ban on virtually all domestic airline routes won approval from the House , which separately sent to President Bush a nearly $ 67 billion fiscal 1990 bill including the first construction funds for the space station . fiscal 1990 bill What is the purpose of a fiscal bill? 27 30 -836 1 A permanent smoking ban on virtually all domestic airline routes won approval from the House , which separately sent to President Bush a nearly $ 67 billion fiscal 1990 bill including the first construction funds for the space station . virtually all domestic but not all? 5 8 -836 1 A permanent smoking ban on virtually all domestic airline routes won approval from the House , which separately sent to President Bush a nearly $ 67 billion fiscal 1990 bill including the first construction funds for the space station . virtually all which ones weren't affected? 5 7 -836 2 The smoking prohibition remains attached to a $ 27 . 1 billion transportation bill that must still overcome budget obstacles in Congress . overcome How can the bill overcome those obstacles? 17 18 -836 2 The smoking prohibition remains attached to a $ 27 . 1 billion transportation bill that must still overcome budget obstacles in Congress . budget obstacles What budget obstacles does the transportation bill have to overcome? 18 20 -836 2 The smoking prohibition remains attached to a $ 27 . 1 billion transportation bill that must still overcome budget obstacles in Congress . overcome budget obstacles What obstacles need to be overcome? 17 20 -836 3 But yesterday ' s action put to rest any lingering resistance from tobacco interests . resistance Why were the tobacco interests resisting? 10 11 -836 3 But yesterday ' s action put to rest any lingering resistance from tobacco interests . yesterday ' s action What happened yesterday? 1 5 -836 3 But yesterday ' s action put to rest any lingering resistance from tobacco interests . yesterday ' s action exactly what happened yesterday? 1 5 -836 3 But yesterday ' s action put to rest any lingering resistance from tobacco interests . yesterday ' s action What action happened? 1 5 -836 3 But yesterday ' s action put to rest any lingering resistance from tobacco interests . lingering resistance What will the fallout be? 9 11 -836 4 Faced with inevitable defeat , the once dominant industry declined any recorded vote on the ban , which covers all but a fraction of 1 % of daily flights in the U . S . inevitable Why is the industry facing inevitable defeat? 2 3 -836 4 Faced with inevitable defeat , the once dominant industry declined any recorded vote on the ban , which covers all but a fraction of 1 % of daily flights in the U . S . dominant industry Is the dominant industry the smoking industry? 7 9 -836 4 Faced with inevitable defeat , the once dominant industry declined any recorded vote on the ban , which covers all but a fraction of 1 % of daily flights in the U . S . all but a fraction of 1 % What do the non-covered flights have in common, aside from not being involved in the ban? 19 26 -836 5 The sole exceptions are an estimated 30 flights of six hours or more beginning or ending in Hawaii and Alaska . exceptions Why are there exceptions? 2 3 -836 5 The sole exceptions are an estimated 30 flights of six hours or more beginning or ending in Hawaii and Alaska . sole exceptions Why are Hawaii and Alaska excluded? 1 3 -836 5 The sole exceptions are an estimated 30 flights of six hours or more beginning or ending in Hawaii and Alaska . exceptions why are those routes the exceptions? 2 3 -836 5 The sole exceptions are an estimated 30 flights of six hours or more beginning or ending in Hawaii and Alaska . beginning or ending in Hawaii and Alaska What makes intercontinental flights different? 13 20 -836 5 The sole exceptions are an estimated 30 flights of six hours or more beginning or ending in Hawaii and Alaska . exceptions Why were there exceptions to the ban on smoking? 2 3 -837 1 Philip Morris Cos . is launching a massive corporate advertising campaign that will put the tobacco giant ' s name in TV commercials for the first time since the early 1950s , when it stopped advertising its namesake cigarette brand on television . first time since the early 1950s , what made them stop way back then? 25 32 -837 1 Philip Morris Cos . is launching a massive corporate advertising campaign that will put the tobacco giant ' s name in TV commercials for the first time since the early 1950s , when it stopped advertising its namesake cigarette brand on television . massive corporate advertising campaign Why the advertising in such a hostile climate? 7 11 -837 2 The campaign , a patriotic celebration of the 200th anniversary of the Bill of Rights , doesn ' t mention cigarettes or smoking ; cigarette ads have been prohibited on television since 1971 . doesn ' t mention cigarettes or smoking ; Then why are we worried? Is it a crime for an industry to put out a patriotic commercial for a patriotic anniversary? 16 24 -837 3 But even before it begins , the campaign is drawing fire from anti - smoking advocates , who criticize Philip Morris ' s attempt to bolster its beleaguered image by wrapping itself in the document that is a cornerstone of American democracy . anti - smoking advocates , who are the advocates? 12 17 -837 3 But even before it begins , the campaign is drawing fire from anti - smoking advocates , who criticize Philip Morris ' s attempt to bolster its beleaguered image by wrapping itself in the document that is a cornerstone of American democracy . bolster its beleaguered is this statement written with the emotive of the advocates or the author? I wonder if this is an opinion piece and biased and where is the bias? 25 28 -837 3 But even before it begins , the campaign is drawing fire from anti - smoking advocates , who criticize Philip Morris ' s attempt to bolster its beleaguered image by wrapping itself in the document that is a cornerstone of American democracy . anti - smoking advocates , Which anti-smoking advocates? 12 17 -837 3 But even before it begins , the campaign is drawing fire from anti - smoking advocates , who criticize Philip Morris ' s attempt to bolster its beleaguered image by wrapping itself in the document that is a cornerstone of American democracy . wrapping itself in the document Why does Philip Morris think this will help its image? 30 35 -837 4 Philip Morris , which became the U . S . ' s largest food company last year with its $ 12 . 9 billion acquisition of Kraft Inc . , seems determined to evolve beyond its roots in Marlboro country . evolve beyond what will it evolve to? 33 35 -837 4 Philip Morris , which became the U . S . ' s largest food company last year with its $ 12 . 9 billion acquisition of Kraft Inc . , seems determined to evolve beyond its roots in Marlboro country . evolve beyond its roots in Marlboro country Since this company no longer does just tobacco products, are these commercials to be geared more towards the food side of their business? 33 40 -837 4 Philip Morris , which became the U . S . ' s largest food company last year with its $ 12 . 9 billion acquisition of Kraft Inc . , seems determined to evolve beyond its roots in Marlboro country . evolve beyond its roots in Marlboro country . Is it horrible for a company to branch into other industries to help ensure its survival 33 41 -837 4 Philip Morris , which became the U . S . ' s largest food company last year with its $ 12 . 9 billion acquisition of Kraft Inc . , seems determined to evolve beyond its roots in Marlboro country . acquisition of Kraft Inc Why did PM acquire Kraft Foods? 24 28 -837 5 The company ' s research suggests that its name recognition among most consumers remains unusually low , although its array of brands - - including Maxwell House coffee , Jell - O , Cheez Whiz , and Miller beer - - blanket supermarket shelves . unusually low , why is it so low? 14 17 -837 5 The company ' s research suggests that its name recognition among most consumers remains unusually low , although its array of brands - - including Maxwell House coffee , Jell - O , Cheez Whiz , and Miller beer - - blanket supermarket shelves . consumers remains unusually low , How can such a large company have such poor name recognition? 12 17 -838 1 Coast Savings Financial Inc . reported a third - quarter loss , citing a previously announced capital restructuring program . capital restructuring program . why did they make a capital restructuring program? 16 20 -838 1 Coast Savings Financial Inc . reported a third - quarter loss , citing a previously announced capital restructuring program . capital restructuring program What program and when was it announced? 16 19 -838 1 Coast Savings Financial Inc . reported a third - quarter loss , citing a previously announced capital restructuring program . capital restructuring program What was the reason a restructuring program was needed? 16 19 -838 2 The Los Angeles thrift holding company said it had a loss of $ 92 . 2 million , or $ 6 . 98 a share , for the quarter ended Sept . 30 . loss of $ 92 . 2 million , Why did they lose so much? 10 18 -838 2 The Los Angeles thrift holding company said it had a loss of $ 92 . 2 million , or $ 6 . 98 a share , for the quarter ended Sept . 30 . a loss of $ 92 . 2 million , What drove the loss? 9 18 -838 3 Coast earned $ 10 . 2 million , or 67 cents a share , in the year - ago quarter . $ 10 . 2 million , so are they overall profiting then? 2 8 -838 3 Coast earned $ 10 . 2 million , or 67 cents a share , in the year - ago quarter . in the year - ago quarter is this the same quarter from last year? 14 20 -838 4 The year - ago results have been restated to comply with government regulations . restated to comply why did they have to restate? 7 10 -838 4 The year - ago results have been restated to comply with government regulations . restated to comply with government regulations . why didn't the initial number comply? 7 14 -838 4 The year - ago results have been restated to comply with government regulations . restated to comply with government regulations Why didn't they already comply? 7 13 -838 4 The year - ago results have been restated to comply with government regulations . government regulations What government regulations is Coast complying with? 11 13 -838 4 The year - ago results have been restated to comply with government regulations . restated In this context, what does restated mean? Why did it need to be done? 7 8 -838 5 The restructuring program is designed to increase the company ' s tangible capital ratio . tangible capital ratio what is that exactly? 11 14 -838 5 The restructuring program is designed to increase the company ' s tangible capital ratio . tangible capital ratio . what is tangible capital ratio? 11 15 -838 5 The restructuring program is designed to increase the company ' s tangible capital ratio . tangible capital ratio What is tangible capital ratio? 11 14 -838 5 The restructuring program is designed to increase the company ' s tangible capital ratio . tangible capital ratio What is a \"tangible capital ratio?\" 11 14 -839 1 A shiny new takeover deal sparked a big rally in stock prices , which buoyed the dollar . takeover deal sparked who took over? 3 6 -839 1 A shiny new takeover deal sparked a big rally in stock prices , which buoyed the dollar . takeover Who is taking over what? 3 4 -839 1 A shiny new takeover deal sparked a big rally in stock prices , which buoyed the dollar . stock prices , How much did stock prices change? 10 13 -839 1 A shiny new takeover deal sparked a big rally in stock prices , which buoyed the dollar . shiny Why was the deal shiny? 1 2 -839 1 A shiny new takeover deal sparked a big rally in stock prices , which buoyed the dollar . takeover deal Which companies are involved in the takeover deal? 3 5 -839 2 Bond prices also edged higher . higher higher than what? 4 5 -839 2 Bond prices also edged higher . edged higher How much higher? 3 5 -839 2 Bond prices also edged higher . Bond How are bond prices related to stock prices? 0 1 -839 3 Georgia - Pacific ' s $ 3 . 18 billion bid for Great Northern Nekoosa helped drive the Dow Jones Industrial Average up 41 . 60 points , to 2645 . 08 , in active trading . Great Northern Nekoosa What kind of business does this company do? 12 15 -839 4 The dollar drew strength from the stock market ' s climb . drew strength how much did it increase? 2 4 -839 4 The dollar drew strength from the stock market ' s climb . dollar drew strength How much did it change? 1 4 -839 4 The dollar drew strength from the stock market ' s climb . strength The dollar drew strength in relation to what currencies? 3 4 -839 5 Long - term bond prices rose despite trepidation about what a key economic report will show today . what a key economic report will show today What do you expect the report to say? 9 17 -839 5 Long - term bond prices rose despite trepidation about what a key economic report will show today . trepidation Why was there trepidation about this key economic report? 7 8 -839 5 Long - term bond prices rose despite trepidation about what a key economic report will show today . key economic report What is the key economic report? 11 14 -840 1 Private industry ' s labor costs rose 1 . 2 % in the third quarter , matching the second - quarter pace , as health insurance costs continued to soar , the Labor Department said . health insurance Why is health insurance so costly? 24 26 -840 1 Private industry ' s labor costs rose 1 . 2 % in the third quarter , matching the second - quarter pace , as health insurance costs continued to soar , the Labor Department said . Private industry ' s What is private industry? 0 4 -840 1 Private industry ' s labor costs rose 1 . 2 % in the third quarter , matching the second - quarter pace , as health insurance costs continued to soar , the Labor Department said . health insurance costs Why are health insurance costs soaring? 24 27 -840 1 Private industry ' s labor costs rose 1 . 2 % in the third quarter , matching the second - quarter pace , as health insurance costs continued to soar , the Labor Department said . Private industry ' s labor costs What does this have to do with health insurance costs? 0 6 -840 2 The increase in wage and benefit costs in the third quarter was greater than the 1 % rise reported for the third quarter of 1988 . quarter of 1988 what year are we talking about now? 22 25 -840 2 The increase in wage and benefit costs in the third quarter was greater than the 1 % rise reported for the third quarter of 1988 . third quarter of 1988 What was the number of the third quarter? 21 25 -840 2 The increase in wage and benefit costs in the third quarter was greater than the 1 % rise reported for the third quarter of 1988 . increase in wage and benefit costs Why are the costs increasing? 1 7 -840 3 " Wage increases and overall compensation increases are beginning to curl upward a little bit , " said Audrey Freedman , a labor economist at the Conference Board , a business research organization . Conference Board , What is the credibility of the conference Board? 26 29 -840 3 " Wage increases and overall compensation increases are beginning to curl upward a little bit , " said Audrey Freedman , a labor economist at the Conference Board , a business research organization . beginning to curl upward a little bit , " What is the cause of this up turn? is the market increasing and this is a natural side effect or has something happened to unnatural inflate the prices? 8 17 -840 4 " One would have thought this would have happened two or three years ago as the labor market tightened . " One Who is One? 0 2 -840 4 " One would have thought this would have happened two or three years ago as the labor market tightened . two or three years ago why did it not happen then but did at the time of this article? 9 14 -840 5 It is a considerably delayed reaction and it ' s not a severe one at all , " she added . delayed reaction delayed by how much? 4 6 -840 5 It is a considerably delayed reaction and it ' s not a severe one at all , " she added . severe one What would it be a severe one? 12 14 -840 5 It is a considerably delayed reaction and it ' s not a severe one at all , " she added . not a severe one at all , " then why is the author writing an article about it? 10 18 -841 1 After 20 years of pushing labor proposals to overhaul the nation ' s health - care system , Bert Seidman of the AFL - CIO is finding interest from an unlikely quarter : big business . unlikely quarter : why is it unlikely? 30 33 -841 1 After 20 years of pushing labor proposals to overhaul the nation ' s health - care system , Bert Seidman of the AFL - CIO is finding interest from an unlikely quarter : big business . labor proposals What labor proposals have to do with health care? 5 7 -841 1 After 20 years of pushing labor proposals to overhaul the nation ' s health - care system , Bert Seidman of the AFL - CIO is finding interest from an unlikely quarter : big business . big business Why would big business be interested in a health-care system overhaul? 33 35 -841 2 Corporate leaders , frustrated by double - digit increases in health - care costs , are beginning to sound like liberal Democrats . liberal Democrats Does this mean that corporate leaders want lower healthcare costs for their employees? 20 22 -841 3 Failure to check rising medical costs ultimately could " lead some of us who today are free - market advocates to re - examine our thinking and positions with respect to government - sponsored national health insurance , " Arthur Puccini , a General Electric Co . vice president , warned earlier this year . warned earlier who did he warn? 50 52 -841 3 Failure to check rising medical costs ultimately could " lead some of us who today are free - market advocates to re - examine our thinking and positions with respect to government - sponsored national health insurance , " Arthur Puccini , a General Electric Co . vice president , warned earlier this year . check rising medical costs Does this refer to how our government handles medical costs or how corporations pay people through medical coverage? 2 6 -841 3 Failure to check rising medical costs ultimately could " lead some of us who today are free - market advocates to re - examine our thinking and positions with respect to government - sponsored national health insurance , " Arthur Puccini , a General Electric Co . vice president , warned earlier this year . medical costs Why are rising medical costs left unchecked? 4 6 -841 3 Failure to check rising medical costs ultimately could " lead some of us who today are free - market advocates to re - examine our thinking and positions with respect to government - sponsored national health insurance , " Arthur Puccini , a General Electric Co . vice president , warned earlier this year . warned How or where did he warn? 50 51 -841 4 The pocketbook impact of health benefits has driven business and labor to a surprising consensus . pocketbook impact does it just mean money? 1 3 -841 4 The pocketbook impact of health benefits has driven business and labor to a surprising consensus . surprising What is surprising about the consensus? 13 14 -841 5 Both the AFL - CIO and the National Association of Manufacturers are calling for measures to control rising costs , improve quality and provide care to the 31 million Americans who currently lack health insurance . AFL - CIO and what does it stand for? 2 6 -841 5 Both the AFL - CIO and the National Association of Manufacturers are calling for measures to control rising costs , improve quality and provide care to the 31 million Americans who currently lack health insurance . health insurance Why do so many Americans lack health insurance? 33 35 -842 1 Ocean Drilling & Exploration Co . will sell its contract - drilling business , and took a $ 50 . 9 million loss from discontinued operations in the third quarter because of the planned sale . discontinued operations Why were the operations being discontinued? 24 26 -842 1 Ocean Drilling & Exploration Co . will sell its contract - drilling business , and took a $ 50 . 9 million loss from discontinued operations in the third quarter because of the planned sale . sell For how much? 7 8 -842 2 The New Orleans oil and gas exploration and diving operations company added that it doesn ' t expect any further adverse financial impact from the restructuring . further adverse financial will it gain money? 19 22 -842 2 The New Orleans oil and gas exploration and diving operations company added that it doesn ' t expect any further adverse financial impact from the restructuring . restructuring Why are they selling? 25 26 -842 3 In the third quarter , the company , which is 61 % - owned by Murphy Oil Corp . of Arkansas , had a net loss of $ 46 . 9 million , or 91 cents a share , compared with a restated loss of $ 9 million , or 18 cents a share , a year ago . restated loss what is a restated loss? 42 44 -842 3 In the third quarter , the company , which is 61 % - owned by Murphy Oil Corp . of Arkansas , had a net loss of $ 46 . 9 million , or 91 cents a share , compared with a restated loss of $ 9 million , or 18 cents a share , a year ago . net loss of $ 46 . 9 million , or 91 cents a share , Why was the company so debt-ridden compared to the year prior? 24 39 -842 3 In the third quarter , the company , which is 61 % - owned by Murphy Oil Corp . of Arkansas , had a net loss of $ 46 . 9 million , or 91 cents a share , compared with a restated loss of $ 9 million , or 18 cents a share , a year ago . loss Why did they lose money prior? 25 26 -842 4 The latest period had profit from continuing operations of $ 4 million . latest period had profit Profit from what? 1 5 -842 5 Revenue gained 13 % to $ 77 . 3 million from $ 68 . 5 million . 13 % to is that a big jump? 2 5 -842 5 Revenue gained 13 % to $ 77 . 3 million from $ 68 . 5 million . gained When did revenue gain? 1 2 -843 1 The Soviet legislature approved a 1990 budget yesterday that halves its huge deficit with cuts in defense spending and capital outlays while striving to improve supplies to frustrated consumers . capital outlays what are capital outlays? 19 21 -843 1 The Soviet legislature approved a 1990 budget yesterday that halves its huge deficit with cuts in defense spending and capital outlays while striving to improve supplies to frustrated consumers . frustrated consumers Why are customers frustrated? 27 29 -843 1 The Soviet legislature approved a 1990 budget yesterday that halves its huge deficit with cuts in defense spending and capital outlays while striving to improve supplies to frustrated consumers . improve How does the budget improve supplies to frustrated consumers? 24 25 -843 2 The vote to approve was approve was was it accepted? 3 5 -843 2 The vote to approve was vote to approve was What was the vote to approve? 1 5 -843 2 The vote to approve was vote How was the vote carried out? 1 2 -843 3 A proposal to raise prices of beer , tobacco and luxuries was rejected 338 - 44 . 338 - 44 so they really didnt want it? 13 16 -843 3 A proposal to raise prices of beer , tobacco and luxuries was rejected 338 - 44 . rejected Why was the proposal rejected? 12 13 -843 3 A proposal to raise prices of beer , tobacco and luxuries was rejected 338 - 44 . rejected Why was the proposal to raise prices of beer rejected? 12 13 -843 3 A proposal to raise prices of beer , tobacco and luxuries was rejected 338 - 44 . and luxuries What kind of luxuries? 9 11 -843 4 Soviet President Mikhail S . Gorbachev told the legislators they had made a good start , but that the most difficult work was still ahead . most difficult work What was the most difficult work? 19 22 -843 4 Soviet President Mikhail S . Gorbachev told the legislators they had made a good start , but that the most difficult work was still ahead . told the legislators they had made a good start , If the the proposal from last sentance was rejected, what is the good start? What was accepted? 6 16 -843 4 Soviet President Mikhail S . Gorbachev told the legislators they had made a good start , but that the most difficult work was still ahead . good Why was the start good? 13 14 -843 4 Soviet President Mikhail S . Gorbachev told the legislators they had made a good start , but that the most difficult work was still ahead . difficult Why is the work going to be difficult? 20 21 -843 5 The Tass news agency said the 1990 budget anticipates income of 429 . 9 billion rubles ( US $ 693 . 4 billion ) and expenditures of 489 . 9 billion rubles ( US $ 790 . 2 billion ) . anticipates How did the news agency arrive at these conclusions? 8 9 -844 1 Sea Containers Ltd . , in a long - awaited move to repel a hostile takeover bid , said it will sell $ 1 . 1 billion of assets and use some of the proceeds to buy about 50 % of its common shares for $ 70 apiece . long - awaited move who was awaiting it? 7 11 -844 1 Sea Containers Ltd . , in a long - awaited move to repel a hostile takeover bid , said it will sell $ 1 . 1 billion of assets and use some of the proceeds to buy about 50 % of its common shares for $ 70 apiece . Sea Containers Ltd What kind of business is Sea Containers Ltd.? 0 3 -844 1 Sea Containers Ltd . , in a long - awaited move to repel a hostile takeover bid , said it will sell $ 1 . 1 billion of assets and use some of the proceeds to buy about 50 % of its common shares for $ 70 apiece . assets What assets? 28 29 -844 1 Sea Containers Ltd . , in a long - awaited move to repel a hostile takeover bid , said it will sell $ 1 . 1 billion of assets and use some of the proceeds to buy about 50 % of its common shares for $ 70 apiece . Sea Containers Ltd What kind of company is this? 0 3 -844 2 Together with the 3 . 6 million shares currently controlled by management , subsidiaries and directors , the completed tender offer would give Sea Containers a controlling stake . controlling stake what is a controlling stake? 26 28 -844 3 Describing itself as " asset rich , " Sea Containers said it will move immediately to sell two ports , various ferries , ferry services , containers , and other investments . " asset rich , " are they not actually rich? 3 8 -844 3 Describing itself as " asset rich , " Sea Containers said it will move immediately to sell two ports , various ferries , ferry services , containers , and other investments . " asset rich , " What does asset rich mean? 3 8 -844 3 Describing itself as " asset rich , " Sea Containers said it will move immediately to sell two ports , various ferries , ferry services , containers , and other investments . other investments What are the other investments Sea Containers wants to sell? 29 31 -844 3 Describing itself as " asset rich , " Sea Containers said it will move immediately to sell two ports , various ferries , ferry services , containers , and other investments . sell two ports , Which two ports does it plan to sell? 16 20 -844 4 Of the proceeds , $ 500 million will be used to fund its tender offer . tender Who is the tender? 13 14 -845 1 The head trader of Chemical Banking Corp . ' s interest - rate options group has left the company , following valuation errors that resulted in a $ 33 million charge against its third - quarter results . $ 33 million charge why were they charged? 27 31 -845 1 The head trader of Chemical Banking Corp . ' s interest - rate options group has left the company , following valuation errors that resulted in a $ 33 million charge against its third - quarter results . head trader WHo is this? 1 3 -845 2 Chemical said Steven Edelson resigned recently , but one individual close to the situation said the resignation was forced . individual close to the situation said which individual? 9 15 -845 2 Chemical said Steven Edelson resigned recently , but one individual close to the situation said the resignation was forced . resignation was forced How was Steve Edelson's resignation forced? 16 19 -845 2 Chemical said Steven Edelson resigned recently , but one individual close to the situation said the resignation was forced . resignation was forced Why do they think the resignation was forced? 16 19 -845 2 Chemical said Steven Edelson resigned recently , but one individual close to the situation said the resignation was forced . one individual Who was the individual? 8 10 -845 4 A separate inquiry by Chemical cleared Mr . Edelson of allegations that he had been lavishly entertained by a New York money broker . lavishly entertained took out to dinner? 15 17 -845 4 A separate inquiry by Chemical cleared Mr . Edelson of allegations that he had been lavishly entertained by a New York money broker . separate inquiry How does this separate inquiry impact his relationship with the company? 1 3 -845 4 A separate inquiry by Chemical cleared Mr . Edelson of allegations that he had been lavishly entertained by a New York money broker . cleared Mr . Edelson of allegations Before or after he was fired? 5 11 -845 5 That inquiry hasn ' t resolved similar allegations involving another Chemical options trader . options trader Who is the other Chemical options trader? 11 13 -845 5 That inquiry hasn ' t resolved similar allegations involving another Chemical options trader . another Chemical options trader Again, which one? 9 13 -846 1 Battle - tested Japanese industrial managers here always buck up nervous newcomers with the tale of the first of their countrymen to visit Mexico , a boatload of samurai warriors blown ashore 375 years ago . always buck up nervous newcomers Why do they always buck up the newcomers? 7 12 -846 1 Battle - tested Japanese industrial managers here always buck up nervous newcomers with the tale of the first of their countrymen to visit Mexico , a boatload of samurai warriors blown ashore 375 years ago . tale What is the tale of the first Japanese to visit Mexico? 14 15 -846 1 Battle - tested Japanese industrial managers here always buck up nervous newcomers with the tale of the first of their countrymen to visit Mexico , a boatload of samurai warriors blown ashore 375 years ago . samurai warriors blown ashore Why were the samurai so far from home? 28 32 -846 2 " From the beginning , it took a man with extraordinary qualities to succeed in Mexico , " says Kimihide Takimura , president of Mitsui group ' s Kensetsu Engineering Inc . unit . it took a man with extraordinary qualities Why did man have to have extraordinary qualities to succeed in mexico? 5 12 -846 2 " From the beginning , it took a man with extraordinary qualities to succeed in Mexico , " says Kimihide Takimura , president of Mitsui group ' s Kensetsu Engineering Inc . unit . extraordinary qualities Which extraordinary qualities did the man who succeeded in Mexico have? 10 12 -846 2 " From the beginning , it took a man with extraordinary qualities to succeed in Mexico , " says Kimihide Takimura , president of Mitsui group ' s Kensetsu Engineering Inc . unit . succeed in Mexico , " why is it hard to succeed there? 13 18 -846 2 " From the beginning , it took a man with extraordinary qualities to succeed in Mexico , " says Kimihide Takimura , president of Mitsui group ' s Kensetsu Engineering Inc . unit . qualities to succeed in Mexico , " What is it about Mexico that makes it so hard for an average Joe to succeed? 11 18 -846 3 Here in this new center for Japanese assembly plants just across the border from San Diego , turnover is dizzying , infrastructure shoddy , bureaucracy intense . turnover is dizzying , Why is turnover so terrible at the assembly plant? 17 21 -846 3 Here in this new center for Japanese assembly plants just across the border from San Diego , turnover is dizzying , infrastructure shoddy , bureaucracy intense . infrastructure shoddy , Why is the infrastructure shoddy? 21 24 -846 3 Here in this new center for Japanese assembly plants just across the border from San Diego , turnover is dizzying , infrastructure shoddy , bureaucracy intense . turnover is dizzying , Why is the turnover dizzying at the Japanese assembly plants? 17 21 -846 3 Here in this new center for Japanese assembly plants just across the border from San Diego , turnover is dizzying , infrastructure shoddy , bureaucracy intense . turnover is dizzying , Why is there such high turnover? 17 21 -846 3 Here in this new center for Japanese assembly plants just across the border from San Diego , turnover is dizzying , infrastructure shoddy , bureaucracy intense . turnover is dizzying , Why are the conditions so poor in that plant? 17 21 -846 4 Even after - hours drag ; " karaoke " bars , where Japanese revelers sing over recorded music , are prohibited by Mexico ' s powerful musicians union . are prohibited Why are these prohibited? 19 21 -846 4 Even after - hours drag ; " karaoke " bars , where Japanese revelers sing over recorded music , are prohibited by Mexico ' s powerful musicians union . prohibited Why are karaoke bars banned by Mexico? 20 21 -846 4 Even after - hours drag ; " karaoke " bars , where Japanese revelers sing over recorded music , are prohibited by Mexico ' s powerful musicians union . prohibited by Mexico ' s powerful musicians union Why does the union prohibit karaoke? 20 28 -846 4 Even after - hours drag ; " karaoke " bars , where Japanese revelers sing over recorded music , are prohibited by Mexico ' s powerful musicians union . " karaoke " why is it quoted? 6 9 -846 4 Even after - hours drag ; " karaoke " bars , where Japanese revelers sing over recorded music , are prohibited by Mexico ' s powerful musicians union . powerful musicians union What does the union have against karaoke? 25 28 -846 5 Still , 20 Japanese companies , including giants such as Sanyo Industries Corp . , Matsushita Electronics Components Corp . and Sony Corp . have set up shop in the state of Northern Baja California . Still , 20 Japanese companies , Why have these companies decided to stay? 0 6 -846 5 Still , 20 Japanese companies , including giants such as Sanyo Industries Corp . , Matsushita Electronics Components Corp . and Sony Corp . have set up shop in the state of Northern Baja California . Northern Baja California is that near the border? 32 35 -846 5 Still , 20 Japanese companies , including giants such as Sanyo Industries Corp . , Matsushita Electronics Components Corp . and Sony Corp . have set up shop in the state of Northern Baja California . Still , Why would they set up shop there if presumably conditions are better elsewhere? 0 2 -847 1 Cray Research Inc . won government clearance for its proposed reorganization of founder Seymour Cray ' s supercomputer design team into a separate company . separate company What is the name of the separate company? 22 24 -847 1 Cray Research Inc . won government clearance for its proposed reorganization of founder Seymour Cray ' s supercomputer design team into a separate company . won government clearance What level of clearance were they given? 4 7 -847 3 Cray ' s directors set Nov . 15 as the record date for distribution of shares in the new company , to be called Cray Computer Corp . Nov . 15 of which year? 5 8 -847 3 Cray ' s directors set Nov . 15 as the record date for distribution of shares in the new company , to be called Cray Computer Corp . distribution of shares How many shares will be distributed? 13 16 -847 4 It will trade over the counter under the symbol CRAY . over the counter what does over the counter mean? 3 6 -847 4 It will trade over the counter under the symbol CRAY . trade over the counter What does \"trade over the counter\" mean? 2 6 -847 5 The plan calls for Cray Research holders to receive one share in the new company for every two shares held . share how much is one share? 10 11 -848 1 GREAT NORTHERN NEKOOSA is being sought by another big paper company , Georgia - Pacific , for $ 58 a share , or about $ 3 . 18 billion . being sought Why is this company being sought? 4 6 -848 1 GREAT NORTHERN NEKOOSA is being sought by another big paper company , Georgia - Pacific , for $ 58 a share , or about $ 3 . 18 billion . for $ 58 a share , Is this the typical? 16 22 -848 1 GREAT NORTHERN NEKOOSA is being sought by another big paper company , Georgia - Pacific , for $ 58 a share , or about $ 3 . 18 billion . sought Why does Georgia-Pacific seeking to buy Great Northern Nekoosa? 5 6 -848 1 GREAT NORTHERN NEKOOSA is being sought by another big paper company , Georgia - Pacific , for $ 58 a share , or about $ 3 . 18 billion . another How many other companies are seeking to buy Great Northern Nekoosa? 7 8 -848 1 GREAT NORTHERN NEKOOSA is being sought by another big paper company , Georgia - Pacific , for $ 58 a share , or about $ 3 . 18 billion . sought Why is Great Northern Nekoosa being sought by Georgia-Pacific? 5 6 -848 2 The tender offer , which surprised analysts because it appeared to be unsolicited , could spark a period of industry consolidation . tender offer , what is a tender offer? 1 4 -848 2 The tender offer , which surprised analysts because it appeared to be unsolicited , could spark a period of industry consolidation . tender offer , Why is it considered a tender offer? 1 4 -848 2 The tender offer , which surprised analysts because it appeared to be unsolicited , could spark a period of industry consolidation . spark a period of industry consolidation Is this needed? 15 21 -848 2 The tender offer , which surprised analysts because it appeared to be unsolicited , could spark a period of industry consolidation . unsolicited , Why was the offer given if it was unsolicited? 12 14 -848 3 Analysts questioned whether Georgia - Pacific will ultimately prevail , saying other paper concerns may make competing bids . Georgia - Pacific can they prevail? 3 6 -848 3 Analysts questioned whether Georgia - Pacific will ultimately prevail , saying other paper concerns may make competing bids . may make competing bids Was their any indication of that? 14 18 -848 3 Analysts questioned whether Georgia - Pacific will ultimately prevail , saying other paper concerns may make competing bids . prevail , How would the Georgia-Pacific fail? 8 10 -848 3 Analysts questioned whether Georgia - Pacific will ultimately prevail , saying other paper concerns may make competing bids . paper concerns What are paper concerns? 12 14 -848 4 Two more securities firms bowed to the outcry over program trading . the outcry What is the outcry? 6 8 -848 4 Two more securities firms bowed to the outcry over program trading . bowed Why did security firms bow to the outcry over program trading? 4 5 -848 4 Two more securities firms bowed to the outcry over program trading . trading How was the trading program controversial? 10 11 -848 4 Two more securities firms bowed to the outcry over program trading . securities firms Who are the securities firms? 2 4 -848 5 GE ' s Kidder Peabody unit said it would stop doing stock - index arbitrage for its own account , while Merrill Lynch said it was halting such trading entirely . halting such trading entirely . Why did they make that decision? 26 31 -848 5 GE ' s Kidder Peabody unit said it would stop doing stock - index arbitrage for its own account , while Merrill Lynch said it was halting such trading entirely . arbitrage How was GE performing stock-index arbitrage for its own account? 14 15 -848 5 GE ' s Kidder Peabody unit said it would stop doing stock - index arbitrage for its own account , while Merrill Lynch said it was halting such trading entirely . halting Why did Merrill Lynch halt the stock trading entirely? 26 27 -849 1 EAST GERMANS RALLIED in three cities to demand democratic freedoms . three cities Which three cities did the East Dermans rally in? 4 6 -849 1 EAST GERMANS RALLIED in three cities to demand democratic freedoms . democratic freedoms What democratic freedoms did the East Germans want? 8 10 -849 1 EAST GERMANS RALLIED in three cities to demand democratic freedoms . three cities which cities? 4 6 -849 1 EAST GERMANS RALLIED in three cities to demand democratic freedoms . demand democratic freedoms What democratic freedoms did East German citizens demand in the three cities? 7 10 -849 1 EAST GERMANS RALLIED in three cities to demand democratic freedoms . democratic freedoms What democratic freedoms do they demand? 8 10 -849 2 As the country ' s new leader , Egon Krenz , prepared to travel to Moscow today for talks with Soviet leader Gorbachev , hundreds of thousands of East Germans massed in the streets of Leipzig , Halle and Schwerin to call for internal freedoms and the legalization of the New Forum opposition group . legalization of the New Forum Why was the New Forum group illegal? 47 52 -849 2 As the country ' s new leader , Egon Krenz , prepared to travel to Moscow today for talks with Soviet leader Gorbachev , hundreds of thousands of East Germans massed in the streets of Leipzig , Halle and Schwerin to call for internal freedoms and the legalization of the New Forum opposition group . call for internal freedoms What internal freedoms did East German citizens demand from their newly elected leader? 41 45 -849 2 As the country ' s new leader , Egon Krenz , prepared to travel to Moscow today for talks with Soviet leader Gorbachev , hundreds of thousands of East Germans massed in the streets of Leipzig , Halle and Schwerin to call for internal freedoms and the legalization of the New Forum opposition group . New Forum opposition group Why did East German citizens want the New Forum opposition group to be established? 50 54 -849 2 As the country ' s new leader , Egon Krenz , prepared to travel to Moscow today for talks with Soviet leader Gorbachev , hundreds of thousands of East Germans massed in the streets of Leipzig , Halle and Schwerin to call for internal freedoms and the legalization of the New Forum opposition group . internal freedoms What internal freedoms do they demand? 43 45 -849 3 Krenz , however , vowed to preserve the Communist Party ' s hold on political power and said East Germans shouldn ' t destabilize the nation with unrealistic demands . destabilize the nation How would East Germans destabilize the nation? 23 26 -849 3 Krenz , however , vowed to preserve the Communist Party ' s hold on political power and said East Germans shouldn ' t destabilize the nation with unrealistic demands . unrealistic demands Why did he think that the demands were unrealistic? 27 29 -849 3 Krenz , however , vowed to preserve the Communist Party ' s hold on political power and said East Germans shouldn ' t destabilize the nation with unrealistic demands . unrealistic demands What did Egon Krenz believe were unrealistic demands? 27 29 -849 3 Krenz , however , vowed to preserve the Communist Party ' s hold on political power and said East Germans shouldn ' t destabilize the nation with unrealistic demands . destabilize the nation Why would East Germany be destabilised with the unrealistic demands of its citizens? 23 26 -849 3 Krenz , however , vowed to preserve the Communist Party ' s hold on political power and said East Germans shouldn ' t destabilize the nation with unrealistic demands . unrealistic Why where their demands unrealistic? 27 28 -849 4 Communist officials this month have faced nearly daily pro - democracy protests , accompanied by the flight to the West by thousands of East Germans . month which month? 3 4 -849 4 Communist officials this month have faced nearly daily pro - democracy protests , accompanied by the flight to the West by thousands of East Germans . accompanied by the flight to the West Why did East Germans move from East Germany to West Germany? 13 20 -849 5 Soviet police clashed with demonstrators in Moscow following a candlelight vigil around the KGB ' s Lubyanka headquarters in memory of those persecuted under Stalin . Lubyanka is that a city? 16 17 -849 5 Soviet police clashed with demonstrators in Moscow following a candlelight vigil around the KGB ' s Lubyanka headquarters in memory of those persecuted under Stalin . KGB ' s Lubyanka What is KGB's Lubyanka? 13 17 -849 5 Soviet police clashed with demonstrators in Moscow following a candlelight vigil around the KGB ' s Lubyanka headquarters in memory of those persecuted under Stalin . of those persecuted under Stalin How many people were persecuted under Stalin? 20 25 -849 5 Soviet police clashed with demonstrators in Moscow following a candlelight vigil around the KGB ' s Lubyanka headquarters in memory of those persecuted under Stalin . demonstrators How many demonstrators participated in the candlelit vigil in Moscow? 4 5 -849 5 Soviet police clashed with demonstrators in Moscow following a candlelight vigil around the KGB ' s Lubyanka headquarters in memory of those persecuted under Stalin . candlelight vigil What was the candlelight vigil for? 9 11 -850 1 The dollar finished mostly stronger yesterday , boosted by a modest recovery in share prices . stronger yesterday , How did it finish today? 4 7 -850 1 The dollar finished mostly stronger yesterday , boosted by a modest recovery in share prices . mostly stronger yesterday , how strong is it? 3 7 -850 1 The dollar finished mostly stronger yesterday , boosted by a modest recovery in share prices . recovery Why was there a recovery in share prices? 11 12 -850 1 The dollar finished mostly stronger yesterday , boosted by a modest recovery in share prices . The dollar Which dollar? Which country? 0 2 -850 1 The dollar finished mostly stronger yesterday , boosted by a modest recovery in share prices . modest recovery in share prices Why was there a modest recovery in share prices? 10 15 -850 2 The Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed 6 . 76 points in a spate of bargain - hunting following last week ' s declines . spate of bargain - hunting How can they call it bargain-hunting? 12 17 -850 2 The Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed 6 . 76 points in a spate of bargain - hunting following last week ' s declines . bargain - hunting What is considered bargain hunting? 14 17 -850 2 The Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed 6 . 76 points in a spate of bargain - hunting following last week ' s declines . spate of bargain - hunting How did a spate of bargain hunting work? 12 17 -850 3 " Attention is fixed on the stock market for lack of anything else to sink our teeth into , " said Robert White , a vice president at First Interstate of California . lack of anything else to sink our teeth into , " Why do we have nothing else to sink our teeth into? 9 20 -850 3 " Attention is fixed on the stock market for lack of anything else to sink our teeth into , " said Robert White , a vice president at First Interstate of California . Robert White , who asked him the question? 21 24 -850 3 " Attention is fixed on the stock market for lack of anything else to sink our teeth into , " said Robert White , a vice president at First Interstate of California . sink our teeth into , " Why isn't there anything to sink our teeth into? 14 20 -850 3 " Attention is fixed on the stock market for lack of anything else to sink our teeth into , " said Robert White , a vice president at First Interstate of California . First Interstate of California What does this business do? 28 32 -850 4 Some analysts predict that in the absence of market - moving news to push the U . S . unit sharply higher or lower , the currency is likely to drift below 1 . 80 marks this week . market - moving news Why is there no market-moving news? 8 12 -850 4 Some analysts predict that in the absence of market - moving news to push the U . S . unit sharply higher or lower , the currency is likely to drift below 1 . 80 marks this week . likely to drift below 1 . 80 marks What are \"marks\"? 28 36 -850 4 Some analysts predict that in the absence of market - moving news to push the U . S . unit sharply higher or lower , the currency is likely to drift below 1 . 80 marks this week . absence of market - moving news Why is their an absence of market-moving news? 6 12 -850 5 But others reject the view , and forecast the dollar will continue to hold its current tight trading pattern . But others reject the view Why do others reject this view? 0 5 -850 5 But others reject the view , and forecast the dollar will continue to hold its current tight trading pattern . others reject the view , do they have a good point? 1 6 -850 5 But others reject the view , and forecast the dollar will continue to hold its current tight trading pattern . reject the view , Why do others reject the view? 2 6 -851 1 Singer Bette Midler won a $ 400 , 000 federal court jury verdict against Young & Rubicam in a case that threatens a popular advertising industry practice of using " sound - alike " performers to tout products . practice How does that work? 26 27 -851 1 Singer Bette Midler won a $ 400 , 000 federal court jury verdict against Young & Rubicam in a case that threatens a popular advertising industry practice of using " sound - alike " performers to tout products . threatens Is that very threatening or actually threatening? 21 22 -851 2 The decision in Los Angeles federal court stems from a 1985 Mercury Sable TV ad that Young & Rubicam worked up for Ford Motor Co . stems from How does it stem from the ad and why? 7 9 -851 3 The ad agency had approached Ms . Midler about appearing , but she declined , citing a longstanding policy of refusing advertising work . refusing advertising work Why does Bette Midler refuse advertising work? 20 23 -851 3 The ad agency had approached Ms . Midler about appearing , but she declined , citing a longstanding policy of refusing advertising work . refusing advertising work why does she refuse it so much? 20 23 -851 3 The ad agency had approached Ms . Midler about appearing , but she declined , citing a longstanding policy of refusing advertising work . longstanding Since when? 17 18 -851 3 The ad agency had approached Ms . Midler about appearing , but she declined , citing a longstanding policy of refusing advertising work . advertising work Does she refuse all advertising work? 21 23 -851 4 The agency then turned to a former backup singer for Ms . Midler who appeared in the ad and crooned what was generally considered a more than credible imitation of Ms . Midler ' s 1973 hit song " Do You Wanna Dance . " crooned does it mean to sing? 19 20 -851 4 The agency then turned to a former backup singer for Ms . Midler who appeared in the ad and crooned what was generally considered a more than credible imitation of Ms . Midler ' s 1973 hit song " Do You Wanna Dance . " former backup singer for Ms . Midler Who was the former backup singer for Ms. Midler? 6 13 -851 5 The appeals court held : " When a distinctive voice of a professional singer is widely known and is deliberately imitated in order to sell a product , the sellers have appropriated what is not theirs . " appeals court held : who said this exactly? 1 5 -852 1 Mercury Savings & Loan Association , Huntington Beach , Calif . , reported a third - quarter loss of $ 3 . 9 million , or 61 cents a share , compared with net income of $ 1 . 4 million , or 22 cents a share , in the year - earlier quarter . loss What is the cause of this loss? 17 18 -852 1 Mercury Savings & Loan Association , Huntington Beach , Calif . , reported a third - quarter loss of $ 3 . 9 million , or 61 cents a share , compared with net income of $ 1 . 4 million , or 22 cents a share , in the year - earlier quarter . compared with Are the numbers the loss was compared to average? 31 33 -852 1 Mercury Savings & Loan Association , Huntington Beach , Calif . , reported a third - quarter loss of $ 3 . 9 million , or 61 cents a share , compared with net income of $ 1 . 4 million , or 22 cents a share , in the year - earlier quarter . loss why are they reporting a loss? 17 18 -852 1 Mercury Savings & Loan Association , Huntington Beach , Calif . , reported a third - quarter loss of $ 3 . 9 million , or 61 cents a share , compared with net income of $ 1 . 4 million , or 22 cents a share , in the year - earlier quarter . third - quarter loss Why did Mercury Savings & Loan Association have a third-quarter loss? 14 18 -852 1 Mercury Savings & Loan Association , Huntington Beach , Calif . , reported a third - quarter loss of $ 3 . 9 million , or 61 cents a share , compared with net income of $ 1 . 4 million , or 22 cents a share , in the year - earlier quarter . loss why was there a loss? 17 18 -852 2 Mercury attributed the loss to rapid prepayments of loans and costs incurred in refinancing many house loans this past spring and summer , when interest rates dipped . rapid prepayments Why were the payments expediated? 5 7 -852 2 Mercury attributed the loss to rapid prepayments of loans and costs incurred in refinancing many house loans this past spring and summer , when interest rates dipped . rates dipped How much of a dip? 25 27 -852 2 Mercury attributed the loss to rapid prepayments of loans and costs incurred in refinancing many house loans this past spring and summer , when interest rates dipped . rapid prepayments should they have been slower? 5 7 -852 2 Mercury attributed the loss to rapid prepayments of loans and costs incurred in refinancing many house loans this past spring and summer , when interest rates dipped . when interest rates dipped What caused interest rates to dip? 23 27 -852 3 The thrift hired an investment banker earlier this month to advise it regarding a possible sale or merger . hired an investment banker Is this banker reputable? 2 6 -852 3 The thrift hired an investment banker earlier this month to advise it regarding a possible sale or merger . a possible sale or merger Is this the only option? 13 18 -852 3 The thrift hired an investment banker earlier this month to advise it regarding a possible sale or merger . month which month? 8 9 -852 3 The thrift hired an investment banker earlier this month to advise it regarding a possible sale or merger . thrift what is a thrift? 1 2 -852 4 Mercury also is shrinking itself , part of its plan to change its emphasis from buying mortgage loans from mortgage brokers to making loans directly . making loans directly Will this be more profitable for them?\n 22 25 -852 4 Mercury also is shrinking itself , part of its plan to change its emphasis from buying mortgage loans from mortgage brokers to making loans directly . shrinking itself , by how much? 3 6 -852 4 Mercury also is shrinking itself , part of its plan to change its emphasis from buying mortgage loans from mortgage brokers to making loans directly . emphasis from Why is it shrinking itself--what is the driver behind this? 13 15 -852 5 Such a focus is " more profitable , more efficient and gives us a greater sense of control , " said William A . Shane , Mercury ' s senior executive vice president . profitable , How much profit can be made? 6 8 -853 1 West German insurance giant Allianz AG entered the takeover battle between France ' s Cie . Allianz AG Why did Allianz AG enter the takeover battle? 4 6 -853 2 Financiere de Paribas and Cie . de Navigation Mixte . Cie . de Navigation is that in french? 4 8 -853 2 Financiere de Paribas and Cie . de Navigation Mixte . Financiere de Paribas What is Financiere de Paribas? 0 3 -853 2 Financiere de Paribas and Cie . de Navigation Mixte . Cie . de Navigation Mixte What is Cie. de Navigation Mixte? 4 9 -853 3 Allianz said it won French government approval to buy as much as one - third of Navigation Mixte , a diversified financial , transport and food holding company . diversified financial , how were they able to diversify? 20 23 -853 3 Allianz said it won French government approval to buy as much as one - third of Navigation Mixte , a diversified financial , transport and food holding company . French government approval How did the company gain approval? 4 7 -853 3 Allianz said it won French government approval to buy as much as one - third of Navigation Mixte , a diversified financial , transport and food holding company . as one - third of Navigation Mixte , how much does this company cost? 11 19 -853 5 Munich - based Allianz ' s brief explanatory statement said it is acting to protect its own interests as a shareholder of Navigation Mixte . brief explanatory how long was it? 6 8 -853 5 Munich - based Allianz ' s brief explanatory statement said it is acting to protect its own interests as a shareholder of Navigation Mixte . protect its own interests Why was the company trying to protect its own interests? 14 18 -854 1 The following were among yesterday ' s offerings and pricings in the U . S . and non - U . S . capital markets , with terms and syndicate manager , as compiled by Dow Jones Capital Markets Report : offerings Why are they making offerings? 7 8 -854 1 The following were among yesterday ' s offerings and pricings in the U . S . and non - U . S . capital markets , with terms and syndicate manager , as compiled by Dow Jones Capital Markets Report : pricings How are the markets priced? 9 10 -854 1 The following were among yesterday ' s offerings and pricings in the U . S . and non - U . S . capital markets , with terms and syndicate manager , as compiled by Dow Jones Capital Markets Report : compiled How are the terms compiled by Dow Jones Capital Markets Report? 33 34 -854 1 The following were among yesterday ' s offerings and pricings in the U . S . and non - U . S . capital markets , with terms and syndicate manager , as compiled by Dow Jones Capital Markets Report : U . S . and non - U . S . capital markets , What are the names of these markets? 12 26 -854 1 The following were among yesterday ' s offerings and pricings in the U . S . and non - U . S . capital markets , with terms and syndicate manager , as compiled by Dow Jones Capital Markets Report : offerings What are these offerings? 7 8 -854 2 New York City - - $ 813 . 4 million of general obligation bonds , Fiscal 1990 Series C and D , including $ 757 . 4 million of tax - exempt bonds and $ 56 million of taxable bonds , tentatively priced by a Goldman Sachs & Co . group . general obligation bonds , What are general obligation bonds? 11 15 -854 2 New York City - - $ 813 . 4 million of general obligation bonds , Fiscal 1990 Series C and D , including $ 757 . 4 million of tax - exempt bonds and $ 56 million of taxable bonds , tentatively priced by a Goldman Sachs & Co . group . taxable bonds , how is the tax or nontax decided? 38 41 -854 2 New York City - - $ 813 . 4 million of general obligation bonds , Fiscal 1990 Series C and D , including $ 757 . 4 million of tax - exempt bonds and $ 56 million of taxable bonds , tentatively priced by a Goldman Sachs & Co . group . obligation Why are the bonds obligated? 12 13 -854 2 New York City - - $ 813 . 4 million of general obligation bonds , Fiscal 1990 Series C and D , including $ 757 . 4 million of tax - exempt bonds and $ 56 million of taxable bonds , tentatively priced by a Goldman Sachs & Co . group . tax - exempt Why are the bonds tax-exempt? 29 32 -854 2 New York City - - $ 813 . 4 million of general obligation bonds , Fiscal 1990 Series C and D , including $ 757 . 4 million of tax - exempt bonds and $ 56 million of taxable bonds , tentatively priced by a Goldman Sachs & Co . group . tentatively Why is Goldman Sach & Co. group tentative about the pricing? 41 42 -854 2 New York City - - $ 813 . 4 million of general obligation bonds , Fiscal 1990 Series C and D , including $ 757 . 4 million of tax - exempt bonds and $ 56 million of taxable bonds , tentatively priced by a Goldman Sachs & Co . group . general obligation bonds , What are general obligation bonds? 11 15 -854 2 New York City - - $ 813 . 4 million of general obligation bonds , Fiscal 1990 Series C and D , including $ 757 . 4 million of tax - exempt bonds and $ 56 million of taxable bonds , tentatively priced by a Goldman Sachs & Co . group . tentatively priced Why were these bonds tentatively priced? 41 43 -854 2 New York City - - $ 813 . 4 million of general obligation bonds , Fiscal 1990 Series C and D , including $ 757 . 4 million of tax - exempt bonds and $ 56 million of taxable bonds , tentatively priced by a Goldman Sachs & Co . group . bonds , Why are they issuing these? 13 15 -854 3 Yields for tax - exempt bonds range from 6 1 / 2 % in 1990 to 7 . 88 % in 2003 - 2005 . 1990 Why were the rates 6 1/5% in 1990? 14 15 -854 3 Yields for tax - exempt bonds range from 6 1 / 2 % in 1990 to 7 . 88 % in 2003 - 2005 . 1990 Why did they increase so much? 14 15 -854 4 Yields for taxable bonds range from 9 1 / 8 % in 1994 to 9 . 90 % in 2009 and 2010 . 9 1 / 8 % in 1994 why are they higher than taxexempt? 6 13 -854 4 Yields for taxable bonds range from 9 1 / 8 % in 1994 to 9 . 90 % in 2009 and 2010 . 2009 Why were the taxable bonds in 2009 and 2010 9.90%? 19 20 -854 4 Yields for taxable bonds range from 9 1 / 8 % in 1994 to 9 . 90 % in 2009 and 2010 . 9 1 / 8 % in 1994 to 9 . 90 % in 2009 and 2010 Why is the range of years so large? 6 22 -854 5 The bonds are all rated single - A by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . single - A What are rated single-A bonds? 5 8 -854 5 The bonds are all rated single - A by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . single - A what does single a mean? 5 8 -854 5 The bonds are all rated single - A by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . single - A Why did Moody's Investors Service Inc. rate the bonds as single-A? 5 8 -854 5 The bonds are all rated single - A by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . rated How does Moody's Investors Service Inc. determine the rate of bonds? 4 5 -854 5 The bonds are all rated single - A by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . single - A What is the difference between a single-A bond and other rated bonds? 5 8 -854 5 The bonds are all rated single - A by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . single - A What are single-A bonds? 5 8 -855 1 Eastern Airlines ' creditors committee backed off a move to come up with its own alternative proposals to the carrier ' s bankruptcy reorganization plans , according to sources familiar with the committee . according to sources familiar with the committee Who are the sources? 26 33 -855 1 Eastern Airlines ' creditors committee backed off a move to come up with its own alternative proposals to the carrier ' s bankruptcy reorganization plans , according to sources familiar with the committee . bankruptcy reorganization plans , Why is the airline going bankrupt? 22 26 -855 1 Eastern Airlines ' creditors committee backed off a move to come up with its own alternative proposals to the carrier ' s bankruptcy reorganization plans , according to sources familiar with the committee . proposals So what is the other proposal? 16 17 -855 2 In a meeting in New York yesterday , the committee put on hold instructions it gave two weeks ago to its experts to explore other options for Eastern ' s future , the sources said . meeting in New York Why was the meeting in NYC? 2 6 -855 2 In a meeting in New York yesterday , the committee put on hold instructions it gave two weeks ago to its experts to explore other options for Eastern ' s future , the sources said . options What are the other options? 25 26 -855 2 In a meeting in New York yesterday , the committee put on hold instructions it gave two weeks ago to its experts to explore other options for Eastern ' s future , the sources said . options What were the other options being explored for Eastern Airlines' future? 25 26 -855 3 The consultants had been working to finish a report this week . The consultants For whom were the consultants working? 0 2 -855 4 That means Eastern , a unit of Texas Air Corp . of Houston , can go forward with its pitch for creditor approval as early as today , when it is expected to deliver a revised reorganization plan to the committee . revised reorganization whats in the revised version? 35 37 -855 4 That means Eastern , a unit of Texas Air Corp . of Houston , can go forward with its pitch for creditor approval as early as today , when it is expected to deliver a revised reorganization plan to the committee . revised reorganization plan What will the reorganization look like? 35 38 -855 4 That means Eastern , a unit of Texas Air Corp . of Houston , can go forward with its pitch for creditor approval as early as today , when it is expected to deliver a revised reorganization plan to the committee . deliver When will they deliver? 33 34 -855 5 The committee intends to meet next week to make a recommendation on the new plan . next week which year is it? 5 7 -856 1 The Federal Reserve Board said it is delaying approval of First Union Corp . ' s proposed $ 849 million acquisition of Florida National Banks of Florida Inc . , pending the outcome of an examination into First Union ' s lending practices in low - income neighborhoods . low - income neighborhoods were they doing something illegal? 44 48 -856 1 The Federal Reserve Board said it is delaying approval of First Union Corp . ' s proposed $ 849 million acquisition of Florida National Banks of Florida Inc . , pending the outcome of an examination into First Union ' s lending practices in low - income neighborhoods . examination Why are they wanting to look into the lending practices in low-income neighborhoods? 35 36 -856 1 The Federal Reserve Board said it is delaying approval of First Union Corp . ' s proposed $ 849 million acquisition of Florida National Banks of Florida Inc . , pending the outcome of an examination into First Union ' s lending practices in low - income neighborhoods . lending practices What was First Union's lending practices in low-income neighborhoods? 41 43 -856 1 The Federal Reserve Board said it is delaying approval of First Union Corp . ' s proposed $ 849 million acquisition of Florida National Banks of Florida Inc . , pending the outcome of an examination into First Union ' s lending practices in low - income neighborhoods . lending practices in low - income neighborhoods . ARE THEY SUSPICIOUS OR IS THIS NORMAL ROUTINE FOR AN ACQUISITION THIS SIZE? 41 49 -856 2 The decision reflects the Fed ' s tougher stance on enforcing the Community Reinvestment Act , a federal law passed in 1977 to help low - income residents obtain loans . loans What kinds of loans? 29 30 -856 2 The decision reflects the Fed ' s tougher stance on enforcing the Community Reinvestment Act , a federal law passed in 1977 to help low - income residents obtain loans . reflects WHAT WAS DONE THAT MAKES THESE TWO SITUATIONS RESEMBLE EACH OTHER? 2 3 -856 3 In recent years , unions and community groups have won big commitments from banks to make low - interest loans in certain neighborhoods by threatening to hold up proposed acquisitions with protests to the Fed about reinvestment act compliance . proposed acquisitions Where or what are the proposed acquisitions? 28 30 -856 3 In recent years , unions and community groups have won big commitments from banks to make low - interest loans in certain neighborhoods by threatening to hold up proposed acquisitions with protests to the Fed about reinvestment act compliance . proposed acquisitions What proposed acquisitions were unions and community groups threatening to hold up? 28 30 -856 4 Few petitions , however , have actually delayed or scuttled mergers . Few petitions , why are they used then? 0 3 -856 4 Few petitions , however , have actually delayed or scuttled mergers . Few petitions , EXAMPLES OF THESE CASES? WHY WERE THESE SUCCESSFUL AND OTHERS NOT? 0 3 -856 5 The current dispute involves allegations that Charlotte , N . C . - based First Union hasn ' t lived up to its responsibilities under the reinvestment act . reinvestment What's the reinvestment act? 26 27 -856 5 The current dispute involves allegations that Charlotte , N . C . - based First Union hasn ' t lived up to its responsibilities under the reinvestment act . reinvestment act when was that enacted? 26 28 -856 5 The current dispute involves allegations that Charlotte , N . C . - based First Union hasn ' t lived up to its responsibilities under the reinvestment act . responsibilities What responsibilities have they not lived up to? 23 24 -856 5 The current dispute involves allegations that Charlotte , N . C . - based First Union hasn ' t lived up to its responsibilities under the reinvestment act . responsibilities Which responsibilities has First Union not lived up to? 23 24 -856 5 The current dispute involves allegations that Charlotte , N . C . - based First Union hasn ' t lived up to its responsibilities under the reinvestment act . responsibilities WHAT ARE THESE RESPONSIBILITIES? 23 24 -857 1 Foothills Pipe Lines Ltd . filed an application with Canadian regulators to build a 4 . 4 billion Canadian dollar ( US $ 3 . 74 billion ) pipeline to transport natural gas from Canada ' s Arctic to U . S . markets beginning in transport natural gas What kind of natural gas? 30 33 -857 1 Foothills Pipe Lines Ltd . filed an application with Canadian regulators to build a 4 . 4 billion Canadian dollar ( US $ 3 . 74 billion ) pipeline to transport natural gas from Canada ' s Arctic to U . S . markets beginning in beginning When is the pipeline beginning? 44 45 -857 2 The application by Foothills , owned by Calgary - based Nova Corp . of Alberta and Westcoast Energy Inc . of Vancouver , Canada , is expected to kick off what could be a contentious battle for the right to transport vast quantities of gas to southern markets from still - undeveloped fields in Canada ' s Mackenzie River delta . Mackenzie River delta is it a big river? 57 60 -857 2 The application by Foothills , owned by Calgary - based Nova Corp . of Alberta and Westcoast Energy Inc . of Vancouver , Canada , is expected to kick off what could be a contentious battle for the right to transport vast quantities of gas to southern markets from still - undeveloped fields in Canada ' s Mackenzie River delta . contentious battle Why would it be a contentious battle? 34 36 -857 2 The application by Foothills , owned by Calgary - based Nova Corp . of Alberta and Westcoast Energy Inc . of Vancouver , Canada , is expected to kick off what could be a contentious battle for the right to transport vast quantities of gas to southern markets from still - undeveloped fields in Canada ' s Mackenzie River delta . still - undeveloped fields Why are the fields still undeveloped? 49 53 -857 4 " Foothills wants to make it clear to other pipeline companies that it ' s on first insofar as transporting gas from the Arctic to southern markets , " Mr . Hillary said . Hillary said when did he say this? 31 33 -857 5 At least two rival applications are expected to emerge in coming months , including one from TransCanada PipeLines Ltd . , Canada ' s largest natural gas pipeline operator . including one who is the other application? 13 15 -858 1 Boeing Co . ' s third - quarter profit leaped 68 % , but Wall Street ' s attention was focused on the picket line , not the bottom line . focused Why is Wall Street focused on the picket line? 20 21 -858 1 Boeing Co . ' s third - quarter profit leaped 68 % , but Wall Street ' s attention was focused on the picket line , not the bottom line . picket line , Why are Boeing's workers striking? 23 26 -858 2 In fact , the earnings report unfolded as representatives of the world ' s No . 1 jet maker and the striking Machinists union came back to the negotiating table for their first meeting in two weeks . the striking Machinists union Why were the machinists on strike? 20 24 -858 2 In fact , the earnings report unfolded as representatives of the world ' s No . 1 jet maker and the striking Machinists union came back to the negotiating table for their first meeting in two weeks . Machinists union how large is the union? 22 24 -858 2 In fact , the earnings report unfolded as representatives of the world ' s No . 1 jet maker and the striking Machinists union came back to the negotiating table for their first meeting in two weeks . striking Why are the Machinists striking? 21 22 -858 2 In fact , the earnings report unfolded as representatives of the world ' s No . 1 jet maker and the striking Machinists union came back to the negotiating table for their first meeting in two weeks . negotiating Why is the union negotiating? 28 29 -858 2 In fact , the earnings report unfolded as representatives of the world ' s No . 1 jet maker and the striking Machinists union came back to the negotiating table for their first meeting in two weeks . weeks Why did has the union not had a meeting in two weeks? 36 37 -858 2 In fact , the earnings report unfolded as representatives of the world ' s No . 1 jet maker and the striking Machinists union came back to the negotiating table for their first meeting in two weeks . representatives Who were the representatives? 8 9 -858 3 Doug Hammond , the federal mediator in Seattle , where Boeing is based , said the parties will continue to sit down daily until a new settlement proposal emerges or the talks break off again . Doug Hammond , what are his credentials? 0 3 -858 3 Doug Hammond , the federal mediator in Seattle , where Boeing is based , said the parties will continue to sit down daily until a new settlement proposal emerges or the talks break off again . settlement Why is a new settlement necessary? 26 27 -858 3 Doug Hammond , the federal mediator in Seattle , where Boeing is based , said the parties will continue to sit down daily until a new settlement proposal emerges or the talks break off again . break How would talks break off? 32 33 -858 3 Doug Hammond , the federal mediator in Seattle , where Boeing is based , said the parties will continue to sit down daily until a new settlement proposal emerges or the talks break off again . parties How are the talks currently going? 16 17 -858 4 Despite the progress , Boeing indicated that the work stoppage , now in its 27th day , will have " a serious adverse impact " on the current quarter . serious adverse impact " what does that mean exactly? 21 25 -858 4 Despite the progress , Boeing indicated that the work stoppage , now in its 27th day , will have " a serious adverse impact " on the current quarter . impact " How will work stoppage cause an adverse impact on the current quarter? 23 25 -858 5 For the third quarter , net rose to $ 242 million , or $ 1 . 05 a share , from $ 144 million , or 63 cents a share . rose Why did net rise in the third quarter? 6 7 -858 5 For the third quarter , net rose to $ 242 million , or $ 1 . 05 a share , from $ 144 million , or 63 cents a share . net rose Why is the value going up if things are going bumpy in the company? 5 7 -859 1 Warner Communications Inc . and Sony Corp . resumed settlement talks on their legal battle over Hollywood producers Peter Guber and Jon Peters , but continued to level strong accusations at each other in legal documents . legal battle What is the legal battle over the Peter Guber and Jon Peters? 13 15 -859 1 Warner Communications Inc . and Sony Corp . resumed settlement talks on their legal battle over Hollywood producers Peter Guber and Jon Peters , but continued to level strong accusations at each other in legal documents . strong accusations What are the strong accusations? 28 30 -859 1 Warner Communications Inc . and Sony Corp . resumed settlement talks on their legal battle over Hollywood producers Peter Guber and Jon Peters , but continued to level strong accusations at each other in legal documents . battle over Hollywood producers How are they fighting over 2 producers? 14 18 -859 1 Warner Communications Inc . and Sony Corp . resumed settlement talks on their legal battle over Hollywood producers Peter Guber and Jon Peters , but continued to level strong accusations at each other in legal documents . accusations Why are Warner Communications and Sony Corp. leveling strong accusations at each other? 29 30 -859 2 Warner has filed a $ 1 billion breach of contract suit in Los Angeles Superior Court against Sony and the Guber - Peters duo , who in turn are countersuing Warner for trying to interfere in Sony ' s acquisition of Columbia Pictures Entertainment Inc . and Guber Peters Entertainment Co . in two transactions valued at over $ 5 billion . breach of contract How is Warner saying they breached their contract? 7 10 -859 2 Warner has filed a $ 1 billion breach of contract suit in Los Angeles Superior Court against Sony and the Guber - Peters duo , who in turn are countersuing Warner for trying to interfere in Sony ' s acquisition of Columbia Pictures Entertainment Inc . and Guber Peters Entertainment Co . in two transactions valued at over $ 5 billion . countersuing Warner for trying to interfere What did Warner do that could be seen as 'interfering in the acquisition? 29 35 -859 2 Warner has filed a $ 1 billion breach of contract suit in Los Angeles Superior Court against Sony and the Guber - Peters duo , who in turn are countersuing Warner for trying to interfere in Sony ' s acquisition of Columbia Pictures Entertainment Inc . and Guber Peters Entertainment Co . in two transactions valued at over $ 5 billion . filed Why did Warner file a $1 billion breach of contract suit against Sony and the Guber-Peters duo? 2 3 -859 2 Warner has filed a $ 1 billion breach of contract suit in Los Angeles Superior Court against Sony and the Guber - Peters duo , who in turn are countersuing Warner for trying to interfere in Sony ' s acquisition of Columbia Pictures Entertainment Inc . and Guber Peters Entertainment Co . in two transactions valued at over $ 5 billion . interfere How did Warner interfere in Sony's acquisition of Columbia Pictures Entertainment and Guber Peters Entertainment Co.? 34 35 -859 2 Warner has filed a $ 1 billion breach of contract suit in Los Angeles Superior Court against Sony and the Guber - Peters duo , who in turn are countersuing Warner for trying to interfere in Sony ' s acquisition of Columbia Pictures Entertainment Inc . and Guber Peters Entertainment Co . in two transactions valued at over $ 5 billion . valued Why is the transaction valued at over $5 billion? 55 56 -859 3 Although settlement talks had been dropped , attorneys for the two sides apparently began talking again yesterday in an attempt to settle the matter before Thursday , when a judge is expected to rule on Warner ' s request for an injunction that would block the two producers from taking over the management of Columbia . Thursday , of which month? 25 27 -859 3 Although settlement talks had been dropped , attorneys for the two sides apparently began talking again yesterday in an attempt to settle the matter before Thursday , when a judge is expected to rule on Warner ' s request for an injunction that would block the two producers from taking over the management of Columbia . taking over the management Why don't they want the two producers to take over Columbia? 49 53 -859 3 Although settlement talks had been dropped , attorneys for the two sides apparently began talking again yesterday in an attempt to settle the matter before Thursday , when a judge is expected to rule on Warner ' s request for an injunction that would block the two producers from taking over the management of Columbia . had been dropped , What made them drop any settlement talks? 3 7 -859 3 Although settlement talks had been dropped , attorneys for the two sides apparently began talking again yesterday in an attempt to settle the matter before Thursday , when a judge is expected to rule on Warner ' s request for an injunction that would block the two producers from taking over the management of Columbia . injunction Why would the injunction block the transfer of management of Columbia 41 42 -859 4 Yesterday , in documents filed in connection with that case , Warner accused Sony officials of falsely claiming that they never read the five - year contract requiring the two producers to make movies exclusively for Columbia , citing Securities and Exchange Commission filings made by Sony that described the contracts . documents filed legal documents? 3 5 -859 4 Yesterday , in documents filed in connection with that case , Warner accused Sony officials of falsely claiming that they never read the five - year contract requiring the two producers to make movies exclusively for Columbia , citing Securities and Exchange Commission filings made by Sony that described the contracts . Exchange Commission filings what is exchange commission filings? 41 44 -859 4 Yesterday , in documents filed in connection with that case , Warner accused Sony officials of falsely claiming that they never read the five - year contract requiring the two producers to make movies exclusively for Columbia , citing Securities and Exchange Commission filings made by Sony that described the contracts . read How does Warner know Sony officials never read the five-year contract? 21 22 -859 5 Warner was referring to documents filed last week in which Sony Corp . of America Vice Chairman Michael Schulof and Walter Yetnikoff , president of its CBS Records unit , said they had taken Mr . Guber and Mr . Peters at their word when the producers told them that getting out of the contract would be no problem because of a previous oral agreement . oral agreement What is the oral agreement? 63 65 -859 5 Warner was referring to documents filed last week in which Sony Corp . of America Vice Chairman Michael Schulof and Walter Yetnikoff , president of its CBS Records unit , said they had taken Mr . Guber and Mr . Peters at their word when the producers told them that getting out of the contract would be no problem because of a previous oral agreement . word Why were Mr. Guber and Mr. Peters trusted? 43 44 -860 1 Many investors give Michael Foods about as much chance of getting it together as Humpty Dumpty . investors Why are investors giving chances of Michael Foods getting it together? 1 2 -860 1 Many investors give Michael Foods about as much chance of getting it together as Humpty Dumpty . chance Why is there a low chance of Michael Foods getting it together? 8 9 -860 1 Many investors give Michael Foods about as much chance of getting it together as Humpty Dumpty . together How can Michael Foods go about getting it together? 12 13 -860 1 Many investors give Michael Foods about as much chance of getting it together as Humpty Dumpty . Michael Foods who is Michael Foods? 3 5 -860 1 Many investors give Michael Foods about as much chance of getting it together as Humpty Dumpty . chance why do they give them such a low chance of getting it together? 8 9 -860 2 But now at least there ' s a glimmer of hope for the stock . glimmer of hope where does the hope come from? 8 11 -860 2 But now at least there ' s a glimmer of hope for the stock . hope Why is there hope for the stock now? 10 11 -860 2 But now at least there ' s a glimmer of hope for the stock . glimmer of hope what has happened to cause this change? 8 11 -860 2 But now at least there ' s a glimmer of hope for the stock . hope What is the glimmer of hope? 10 11 -860 3 Burger King , which breaks thousands of fresh eggs each morning , is quietly switching over to an alternative egg product made by Michael Foods . quietly switching why is it considered quiet? 13 15 -860 3 Burger King , which breaks thousands of fresh eggs each morning , is quietly switching over to an alternative egg product made by Michael Foods . breaks Why is Burger King breaking thousands of eggs? 4 5 -860 3 Burger King , which breaks thousands of fresh eggs each morning , is quietly switching over to an alternative egg product made by Michael Foods . quietly Why is Burger King switching over quietly? 13 14 -860 3 Burger King , which breaks thousands of fresh eggs each morning , is quietly switching over to an alternative egg product made by Michael Foods . alternative How is the product an alternative to eggs? 18 19 -860 3 Burger King , which breaks thousands of fresh eggs each morning , is quietly switching over to an alternative egg product made by Michael Foods . quietly switching over if this is a good thing, why is burger king not advertising it as cholesterol free of something like that? 13 16 -860 3 Burger King , which breaks thousands of fresh eggs each morning , is quietly switching over to an alternative egg product made by Michael Foods . alternative what is the alternative egg product? 18 19 -860 4 Known as Easy Eggs , the product has disappointed investors . disappointed why has it disappointed? 8 9 -860 4 Known as Easy Eggs , the product has disappointed investors . Easy Why are the eggs easy? 2 3 -860 4 Known as Easy Eggs , the product has disappointed investors . disappointed How has Easy Eggs disappointed investors? 8 9 -860 4 Known as Easy Eggs , the product has disappointed investors . disappointed investors . what were the results to cause the returns and how did they advertise their product? 8 11 -860 4 Known as Easy Eggs , the product has disappointed investors . disappointed Why were the investors disappointed? 8 9 -860 5 When the company this month announced lower - than - forecast sales of Easy Eggs , the stock dropped nearly 19 % . sales Why are sales lower than forecasted? 11 12 -860 5 When the company this month announced lower - than - forecast sales of Easy Eggs , the stock dropped nearly 19 % . lower - than - forecast How were the expected sales calculated? 6 11 -860 5 When the company this month announced lower - than - forecast sales of Easy Eggs , the stock dropped nearly 19 % . lower - than - forecast sales what were the marketing practices of the company that failed in making the goal happen? 6 12 -861 1 Western Union Corp . took steps to withdraw its proposed debt swap for $ 500 million in high - interest notes and said it is looking at other alternatives for refinancing the debt . debt swap what is a debt swap? 10 12 -861 1 Western Union Corp . took steps to withdraw its proposed debt swap for $ 500 million in high - interest notes and said it is looking at other alternatives for refinancing the debt . withdraw Why did Western Union want to withdraw the proposed debt swap? 7 8 -861 1 Western Union Corp . took steps to withdraw its proposed debt swap for $ 500 million in high - interest notes and said it is looking at other alternatives for refinancing the debt . refinancing Why is Western Union Corp refinancing debt? 30 31 -861 1 Western Union Corp . took steps to withdraw its proposed debt swap for $ 500 million in high - interest notes and said it is looking at other alternatives for refinancing the debt . looking at other alternatives What alternatives is Western Union Corp. looking at? 25 29 -861 2 Western Union had said two weeks ago that it might withdraw the pending offer , which would have replaced $ 500 million in so - called reset notes , now paying 19 . 25 % annual interest and set to come due in 1992 , with two new issues paying lower interest . withdraw Why might Western Union withdraw the the pending offer? 10 11 -861 2 Western Union had said two weeks ago that it might withdraw the pending offer , which would have replaced $ 500 million in so - called reset notes , now paying 19 . 25 % annual interest and set to come due in 1992 , with two new issues paying lower interest . 19 Why is the annual interest so high? 31 32 -861 2 Western Union had said two weeks ago that it might withdraw the pending offer , which would have replaced $ 500 million in so - called reset notes , now paying 19 . 25 % annual interest and set to come due in 1992 , with two new issues paying lower interest . issues How is Western Union going to resolve their issues? 48 49 -861 3 Yesterday the company said it had filed a request with the Securities and Exchange Commission to withdraw the registration statement regarding the proposed swap . proposed Why was a swap proposed in the first place? 22 23 -861 3 Yesterday the company said it had filed a request with the Securities and Exchange Commission to withdraw the registration statement regarding the proposed swap . company What company are they talking about? 2 3 -861 4 A Western Union spokesman , citing adverse developments in the market for high - yield " junk " bonds , declined to say what alternatives are under consideration . " junk " why is it quoted? 15 18 -861 4 A Western Union spokesman , citing adverse developments in the market for high - yield " junk " bonds , declined to say what alternatives are under consideration . high - yield " junk " bonds , What are high yield junk bonds? 12 20 -861 4 A Western Union spokesman , citing adverse developments in the market for high - yield " junk " bonds , declined to say what alternatives are under consideration . high - yield Why are the junk bonds high yielding? 12 15 -861 4 A Western Union spokesman , citing adverse developments in the market for high - yield " junk " bonds , declined to say what alternatives are under consideration . " junk " Why are the bonds junk? 15 18 -861 4 A Western Union spokesman , citing adverse developments in the market for high - yield " junk " bonds , declined to say what alternatives are under consideration . declined Why did the Wester Union spokesman decline to say what alternatives are under consideration? 20 21 -861 5 But some holders of the Western Union notes expect the company to propose a more - attractive debt swap that will give them a substantial equity stake in the company . more - attractive debt swap how will they come up with that? 14 19 -861 5 But some holders of the Western Union notes expect the company to propose a more - attractive debt swap that will give them a substantial equity stake in the company . more - attractive Why are the debt swaps more attractive? 14 17 -862 1 The Treasury Department proposed that banks be required to keep detailed records of international wire transfers , which officials believe is the main vehicle used by drug traffickers to move billions of dollars in and out of the U . S . international wire transfers , how would they do it? 13 17 -862 1 The Treasury Department proposed that banks be required to keep detailed records of international wire transfers , which officials believe is the main vehicle used by drug traffickers to move billions of dollars in and out of the U . S . detailed records of international wire transfers , How is this not already a thing? 10 17 -862 1 The Treasury Department proposed that banks be required to keep detailed records of international wire transfers , which officials believe is the main vehicle used by drug traffickers to move billions of dollars in and out of the U . S . detailed records What type of detailed records are to be kept? 10 12 -862 1 The Treasury Department proposed that banks be required to keep detailed records of international wire transfers , which officials believe is the main vehicle used by drug traffickers to move billions of dollars in and out of the U . S . officials Who are these officials? 18 19 -862 2 In recent testimony on Capitol Hill , Treasury officials said they were considering the new reporting requirements , and the expected publication of the proposal in the Federal Register today is the first official step toward creating final regulations . final How long until these regulations are mandated? 37 38 -862 3 The Treasury is still working out the details with bank trade associations and the other government agencies that have a hand in fighting money laundering . other government agencies What other government agencies have a hand in money laundering? 14 17 -862 3 The Treasury is still working out the details with bank trade associations and the other government agencies that have a hand in fighting money laundering . working out the details Details like what? 4 8 -862 3 The Treasury is still working out the details with bank trade associations and the other government agencies that have a hand in fighting money laundering . agencies Who are these agencies? 16 17 -862 4 Among the possibilities the Treasury is considering are requirements that banks keep records identifying the originators and recipients of international wire transfers . requirements how difficult would it be? 8 9 -862 4 Among the possibilities the Treasury is considering are requirements that banks keep records identifying the originators and recipients of international wire transfers . possibilities What other possibilities? 2 3 -862 4 Among the possibilities the Treasury is considering are requirements that banks keep records identifying the originators and recipients of international wire transfers . that banks keep records How would these records be kept and verified by regulators and investigators? 9 13 -862 4 Among the possibilities the Treasury is considering are requirements that banks keep records identifying the originators and recipients of international wire transfers . possibilities What are the other options? 2 3 -862 5 Another suggestion would draw banks more directly into tracking down money launderers by developing a " suspicious international wire transfer profile , " which banks would use to spotlight questionable payments . " suspicious What would make an international wire transfer suspicious? 15 17 -862 5 Another suggestion would draw banks more directly into tracking down money launderers by developing a " suspicious international wire transfer profile , " which banks would use to spotlight questionable payments . questionable payments what would be questionable? 29 31 -862 5 Another suggestion would draw banks more directly into tracking down money launderers by developing a " suspicious international wire transfer profile , " which banks would use to spotlight questionable payments . " suspicious international wire transfer profile , " What would be considered suspicious ? Because that could get racist or any number of ethical issues real fast. 15 23 -862 5 Another suggestion would draw banks more directly into tracking down money launderers by developing a " suspicious international wire transfer profile , " which banks would use to spotlight questionable payments . questionable payments What would qualify as a questionable payment? 29 31 -862 5 Another suggestion would draw banks more directly into tracking down money launderers by developing a " suspicious international wire transfer profile , " which banks would use to spotlight questionable payments . " suspicious What would deem a transfer as suspicious? 15 17 -863 1 Oh , that terrible Mr . Ortega . Mr . Ortega Who is Mr. Ortega? 4 7 -863 1 Oh , that terrible Mr . Ortega . Mr . Ortega why is he terrible? 4 7 -863 1 Oh , that terrible Mr . Ortega . terrible Why is this person terrible? 3 4 -863 1 Oh , that terrible Mr . Ortega . terrible What makes Mr. Ortega terrible? 3 4 -863 1 Oh , that terrible Mr . Ortega . terrible Why is Mr. Ortega terrible? 3 4 -863 2 Just when American liberalism had pulled the arms plug on the Contras and their friend Ronald Reagan , along comes Mr . Ortega in Costa Rica this weekend to " blunder " into the hands of what are often called conservatives . " blunder " why is it quoted? 29 32 -863 2 Just when American liberalism had pulled the arms plug on the Contras and their friend Ronald Reagan , along comes Mr . Ortega in Costa Rica this weekend to " blunder " into the hands of what are often called conservatives . pulled the arms plug on the Contras How did the arms deal with the Contras end? 5 12 -863 2 Just when American liberalism had pulled the arms plug on the Contras and their friend Ronald Reagan , along comes Mr . Ortega in Costa Rica this weekend to " blunder " into the hands of what are often called conservatives . arms plug What is the arms plug? 7 9 -863 2 Just when American liberalism had pulled the arms plug on the Contras and their friend Ronald Reagan , along comes Mr . Ortega in Costa Rica this weekend to " blunder " into the hands of what are often called conservatives . " blunder " How did he 'blunder' into the hands of conservatives? 29 32 -863 2 Just when American liberalism had pulled the arms plug on the Contras and their friend Ronald Reagan , along comes Mr . Ortega in Costa Rica this weekend to " blunder " into the hands of what are often called conservatives . " blunder " into the hands What did Mr. Ortega do in Costa Rica? 29 35 -863 3 Conservatives are the faction in U . S . politics which always said that Mr . Ortega and his friends don ' t want to hold an election in Nicaragua . hold an election Does Mr. Ortega want to hold an election in Nicaragua? 25 28 -863 3 Conservatives are the faction in U . S . politics which always said that Mr . Ortega and his friends don ' t want to hold an election in Nicaragua . election why no election there? 27 28 -863 3 Conservatives are the faction in U . S . politics which always said that Mr . Ortega and his friends don ' t want to hold an election in Nicaragua . don ' t want to hold Why doesn't Mr. Ortega and his friends want to hold an election in Nicaragua? 20 26 -863 4 Liberals are the faction that says , Give peace a chance ; now they are saying Mr . Ortega should give them a break , lest the conservatives ask them to vote for bullets instead of bandages . Mr . Ortega should give them a break , Why are the liberals asking Mr. Ortega to give them a break? 16 25 -863 4 Liberals are the faction that says , Give peace a chance ; now they are saying Mr . Ortega should give them a break , lest the conservatives ask them to vote for bullets instead of bandages . give them a break , Why should Mr. Ortega give them a break? 20 25 -863 5 We suspect Daniel Ortega knows the difference between a blunder and a strategy . blunder and a strategy How would each of these concepts be attained? 9 13 -863 5 We suspect Daniel Ortega knows the difference between a blunder and a strategy . We suspect What makes you suspect? 0 2 -863 5 We suspect Daniel Ortega knows the difference between a blunder and a strategy . blunder What blunder are they talking about? 9 10 -864 1 Monday , October 30 , 1989 Monday , October 30 , 1989 What happened on Monday, October 30, 1989? 0 6 -864 1 Monday , October 30 , 1989 October 30 , what happened that day? 2 5 -864 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . a guide What develops the guide? 13 15 -864 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . represent actual transactions Why don't the interest rates represent actual transactions? 23 26 -864 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . actual transactions . Why do they not always represent actual transactions? 24 27 -864 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . 10 1 / 2 % Is this a fair rate? 3 8 -864 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . PRIME RATE : what is a prime rate? 0 3 -864 4 The base rate on corporate loans at large U . S . money center commercial banks . corporate loans How many corporate loans are given per year? 4 6 -864 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 8 3 / 4 % high , 8 11 / 16 % low , 8 3 / 4 % near closing bid , 8 3 / 4 % offered . FEDERAL FUNDS : federal funds are what? 0 3 -865 1 It can be hoped that Spanish Prime Minister Felipe Gonzalez will draw the right conclusion from his narrow election victory Sunday . Sunday of which year? 20 21 -865 1 It can be hoped that Spanish Prime Minister Felipe Gonzalez will draw the right conclusion from his narrow election victory Sunday . narrow election How narrow was Felipe Gonzalez election? 17 19 -865 1 It can be hoped that Spanish Prime Minister Felipe Gonzalez will draw the right conclusion from his narrow election victory Sunday . right conclusion What are the different conclusions that he could potentially come to? 13 15 -865 2 A strong challenge from the far left , the Communist coalition Izquierda Unida , failed to topple him . Izquierda Unida , failed to topple him . Why did they fail to topple him? 11 19 -865 2 A strong challenge from the far left , the Communist coalition Izquierda Unida , failed to topple him . challenge Why was he a strong challenger? 2 3 -865 2 A strong challenge from the far left , the Communist coalition Izquierda Unida , failed to topple him . Izquierda Unida , is that a group? 11 14 -865 4 If he follows the correct path , he may be able to look back on this election as the high - water mark of far - left opposition . high - water mark what is a high water mark? 19 23 -865 5 The far left had some good issues even if it did not have good programs for dealing with them . some good issues Which issues? 4 7 -865 5 The far left had some good issues even if it did not have good programs for dealing with them . good issues What are some good issues of the far left? 5 7 -865 5 The far left had some good issues even if it did not have good programs for dealing with them . good issues What were some of the good issues? 5 7 -865 5 The far left had some good issues even if it did not have good programs for dealing with them . good programs How were these programs shown to be unsuccessful? 13 15 -866 1 The Supreme Court agreed to decide whether the federal Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp . may require LTV Corp . to reassume funding responsibility for a $ 2 . 3 billion shortfall in the company ' s pension plans . shortfall Why is there a shortfall in LTV's pension plans? 30 31 -866 1 The Supreme Court agreed to decide whether the federal Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp . may require LTV Corp . to reassume funding responsibility for a $ 2 . 3 billion shortfall in the company ' s pension plans . shortfall why is there a short fall? 30 31 -866 2 The high court ' s decision , expected next spring , may affect the stability of many large corporate pension plans that have relied on the availability of pension insurance provided by the federal pension regulatory and insurance agency . high court ' s what is the high court? 1 5 -866 4 It recently reported assets of $ 2 . 4 billion and liabilities of $ 4 billion . billion will they go bankrupt? 9 10 -866 4 It recently reported assets of $ 2 . 4 billion and liabilities of $ 4 billion . liabilities what kind of liabilities? 11 12 -866 5 In its appeal to the high court , the agency said the federal appeals court ruling , which favored LTV , threatened to transform the agency from an insurer of troubled pension plans into an " open - ended source of industry bailouts . " favored LTV , why did they favor ltv? 18 21 -867 1 Ford Motor Co . said it is recalling about 3 , 600 of its 1990 - model Escorts because the windshield adhesive was improperly applied to some cars . improperly applied how was it applied? 23 25 -867 1 Ford Motor Co . said it is recalling about 3 , 600 of its 1990 - model Escorts because the windshield adhesive was improperly applied to some cars . windshield adhesive What kind of adhesive was used? 20 22 -867 1 Ford Motor Co . said it is recalling about 3 , 600 of its 1990 - model Escorts because the windshield adhesive was improperly applied to some cars . 3 , 600 of its 1990 - model Escorts 3,600 out of how many total? 9 18 -867 1 Ford Motor Co . said it is recalling about 3 , 600 of its 1990 - model Escorts because the windshield adhesive was improperly applied to some cars . improperly applied What was done wrong in the application of the adhesive? 23 25 -867 1 Ford Motor Co . said it is recalling about 3 , 600 of its 1990 - model Escorts because the windshield adhesive was improperly applied to some cars . was improperly applied How was it applied incorrectly? 22 25 -867 2 Separately , Ford and Mazda Motor Corp . ' s U . S . sales arm said they are recalling about 88 , 500 1988 - model Mercury Tracers and 220 , 000 1986 , 1987 and 1988 model Mazda 323s equipped with 1 . 6 - liter fuel - injected engines to replace the oil filler cap . replace Are they replacing the oil filler cap because they were also improperly added to the cars? 53 54 -867 2 Separately , Ford and Mazda Motor Corp . ' s U . S . sales arm said they are recalling about 88 , 500 1988 - model Mercury Tracers and 220 , 000 1986 , 1987 and 1988 model Mazda 323s equipped with 1 . 6 - liter fuel - injected engines to replace the oil filler cap . replace the oil filler cap What was wrong with the oil filler cap? 53 58 -867 2 Separately , Ford and Mazda Motor Corp . ' s U . S . sales arm said they are recalling about 88 , 500 1988 - model Mercury Tracers and 220 , 000 1986 , 1987 and 1988 model Mazda 323s equipped with 1 . 6 - liter fuel - injected engines to replace the oil filler cap . recalling about 88 , 500 What percentage of the total number of cars of this make/model is this? 19 24 -867 2 Separately , Ford and Mazda Motor Corp . ' s U . S . sales arm said they are recalling about 88 , 500 1988 - model Mercury Tracers and 220 , 000 1986 , 1987 and 1988 model Mazda 323s equipped with 1 . 6 - liter fuel - injected engines to replace the oil filler cap . 220 , 000 1986 , 1987 and 1988 model Mazda 323s What percentage of the total number of cars of this make/model is this? 30 41 -867 2 Separately , Ford and Mazda Motor Corp . ' s U . S . sales arm said they are recalling about 88 , 500 1988 - model Mercury Tracers and 220 , 000 1986 , 1987 and 1988 model Mazda 323s equipped with 1 . 6 - liter fuel - injected engines to replace the oil filler cap . oil filler cap What was wrong with the cap? 55 58 -867 3 Mazda makes the Tracer for Ford . Tracer is it a car or truck? 3 4 -867 3 Mazda makes the Tracer for Ford . Tracer Is the Tracer a line of cars Ford sells? 3 4 -867 4 As a result of the adhesive problem on the Ford Escort subcompacts , windshields may easily separate from the car during frontal impact , the U . S . auto maker said . adhesive problem What caused the problem - bad adhesive, or incorrect application? 5 7 -867 5 When properly applied , the adhesive is designed to retain the windshield in place in a crash test at 30 miles per hour . at 30 miles per hour is that fast or slow? 18 23 -867 5 When properly applied , the adhesive is designed to retain the windshield in place in a crash test at 30 miles per hour . 30 miles per hour Does this mean it's not meant to retain the windshield at faster speeds? 19 23 -868 1 The collapse of a $ 6 . 79 billion labor - management buy - out of United Airlines parent UAL Corp . may not stop some of Wall Street ' s top talent from collecting up to $ 53 . 7 million in fees . Wall Street ' s top talent Which of Wall Street's top talent may collect fees? 27 33 -868 1 The collapse of a $ 6 . 79 billion labor - management buy - out of United Airlines parent UAL Corp . may not stop some of Wall Street ' s top talent from collecting up to $ 53 . 7 million in fees . collapse Why did the buy-out of UAL collapse? 1 2 -868 1 The collapse of a $ 6 . 79 billion labor - management buy - out of United Airlines parent UAL Corp . may not stop some of Wall Street ' s top talent from collecting up to $ 53 . 7 million in fees . Wall Street ' s top talent Who are the Wall Street's top talent? 27 33 -868 1 The collapse of a $ 6 . 79 billion labor - management buy - out of United Airlines parent UAL Corp . may not stop some of Wall Street ' s top talent from collecting up to $ 53 . 7 million in fees . collapse Why did it collapse? 1 2 -868 1 The collapse of a $ 6 . 79 billion labor - management buy - out of United Airlines parent UAL Corp . may not stop some of Wall Street ' s top talent from collecting up to $ 53 . 7 million in fees . fees Why would there be fees to collect? 43 44 -868 2 According to one person familiar with the airline , the buy - out group - - led by United ' s pilots union and UAL Chairman Stephen Wolf - - has begun billing UAL for fees and expenses it owes to investment bankers , law firms and banks . Stephen Wolf what are his credentials? 26 28 -868 2 According to one person familiar with the airline , the buy - out group - - led by United ' s pilots union and UAL Chairman Stephen Wolf - - has begun billing UAL for fees and expenses it owes to investment bankers , law firms and banks . one person familiar with the airline , Who is the person familiar with the airline? 2 9 -868 2 According to one person familiar with the airline , the buy - out group - - led by United ' s pilots union and UAL Chairman Stephen Wolf - - has begun billing UAL for fees and expenses it owes to investment bankers , law firms and banks . one person familiar Who is the one person familiar with the airline? 2 5 -868 2 According to one person familiar with the airline , the buy - out group - - led by United ' s pilots union and UAL Chairman Stephen Wolf - - has begun billing UAL for fees and expenses it owes to investment bankers , law firms and banks . Stephen Wolf Why does Stephen Wolf have the right to bill UAL? 26 28 -868 3 The tab even covers $ 8 million in commitment fees owed to Citicorp and Chase Manhattan Corp . , even though their failure to obtain $ 7 . 2 billion in bank loans for the buy - out was the main reason for its collapse . commitment fees What are commitment fees? 8 10 -868 3 The tab even covers $ 8 million in commitment fees owed to Citicorp and Chase Manhattan Corp . , even though their failure to obtain $ 7 . 2 billion in bank loans for the buy - out was the main reason for its collapse . commitment Why are there commitment fees? 8 9 -868 3 The tab even covers $ 8 million in commitment fees owed to Citicorp and Chase Manhattan Corp . , even though their failure to obtain $ 7 . 2 billion in bank loans for the buy - out was the main reason for its collapse . failure Why was there a failure? 22 23 -868 4 Under a merger agreement reached Sept . 14 , the UAL board agreed to reimburse certain of the buy - out group ' s expenses out of company funds even if the transaction wasn ' t completed , provided the group didn ' t breach the agreement . breach the how can it be breached? 44 46 -868 5 The failure to obtain financing doesn ' t by itself constitute a breach . constitute a breach what does then? 10 13 -869 1 From a reading of the somewhat scant English - language medical literature on RU - 486 , the French abortion pill emerges as one of the creepiest concoctions around . scant definition of this word? 6 7 -869 1 From a reading of the somewhat scant English - language medical literature on RU - 486 , the French abortion pill emerges as one of the creepiest concoctions around . creepiest concoctions around Why is this considered unsettling? 26 29 -869 1 From a reading of the somewhat scant English - language medical literature on RU - 486 , the French abortion pill emerges as one of the creepiest concoctions around . creepiest concoctions What makes RU-486 a \"creepy concoction\"? 26 28 -869 1 From a reading of the somewhat scant English - language medical literature on RU - 486 , the French abortion pill emerges as one of the creepiest concoctions around . RU - 486 , Why is RU-486 a creepy concoction? 13 17 -869 2 This is not only because it kills the unborn , a job at which it actually is not outstandingly efficient , zapping only 50 % to 85 % of them depending on which study you read ( prostaglandin , taken in conjunction with the pill , boosts the rate to 95 % ) . ( prostaglandin , is that a hormone? 36 39 -869 2 This is not only because it kills the unborn , a job at which it actually is not outstandingly efficient , zapping only 50 % to 85 % of them depending on which study you read ( prostaglandin , taken in conjunction with the pill , boosts the rate to 95 % ) . not outstandingly efficient , Why is it so inefficient compared to prostaglandin? 17 21 -869 2 This is not only because it kills the unborn , a job at which it actually is not outstandingly efficient , zapping only 50 % to 85 % of them depending on which study you read ( prostaglandin , taken in conjunction with the pill , boosts the rate to 95 % ) . study What studies were conducted on the efficiency of RU-480? 33 34 -869 2 This is not only because it kills the unborn , a job at which it actually is not outstandingly efficient , zapping only 50 % to 85 % of them depending on which study you read ( prostaglandin , taken in conjunction with the pill , boosts the rate to 95 % ) . ( prostaglandin , What is the mechanism by which prostagladin boosts the efficiency of RU-480?\n\n\n 36 39 -869 3 By contrast , surgical abortion is 99 % effective . surgical abortion is 99 % what happens in the 1 percent? 3 8 -869 4 Abortion via the pill is far more of an ordeal than conventional surgical abortion . ordeal In what ways is abortion via the pill more of an ordeal than surgical abortion? 9 10 -869 4 Abortion via the pill is far more of an ordeal than conventional surgical abortion . ordeal How is abortion via the pill more of an ordeal than surgical abortion? 9 10 -869 5 It is time - consuming ( the abortion part alone lasts three days , and the clinical part comprises a week ' s worth of visits ) , bloody ( one woman in a Swedish trial required a transfusion , although for most it resembles a menstrual period , with bleeding lasting an average of 10 days ) , and painful ( many women require analgesic shots to ease them through ) . painful What percentage of women participating in studies report pain levels requiring analgesic shots? 60 61 -870 1 Bargain hunters helped stock prices break a weeklong losing streak while bond prices and the dollar inched higher . Bargain hunters what does that mean in this context? 0 2 -870 1 Bargain hunters helped stock prices break a weeklong losing streak while bond prices and the dollar inched higher . losing streak How often does this happen? 8 10 -870 1 Bargain hunters helped stock prices break a weeklong losing streak while bond prices and the dollar inched higher . Bargain hunters helped How did bargain hunters help stock prices? 0 3 -870 1 Bargain hunters helped stock prices break a weeklong losing streak while bond prices and the dollar inched higher . bond prices and the dollar inched higher . Why did the dollar and bond prices inch higher? 11 19 -870 1 Bargain hunters helped stock prices break a weeklong losing streak while bond prices and the dollar inched higher . Bargain hunters What kind of bargains did they find? 0 2 -870 2 The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 6 . 76 points to 2603 . 48 in light trading after losing more than 92 points last week . light trading what is light trading? 15 17 -870 2 The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 6 . 76 points to 2603 . 48 in light trading after losing more than 92 points last week . losing more than 92 points last week . Why did the Dow lose more than 92 points last week? 18 26 -870 3 Bond prices continued to edge higher in anticipation of more news showing a slower economy . edge higher How much higher? 4 6 -870 3 Bond prices continued to edge higher in anticipation of more news showing a slower economy . Bond prices continued to edge higher Why would bond prices go higher in light of a slowing economy? 0 6 -870 4 Although the dollar rose slightly against most major currencies , the focus in currency markets was on the beleaguered British pound , which gained slightly against the dollar . beleaguered definition of this word? 18 19 -870 4 Although the dollar rose slightly against most major currencies , the focus in currency markets was on the beleaguered British pound , which gained slightly against the dollar . gained How much did the pound gain against the dollar? 23 24 -870 4 Although the dollar rose slightly against most major currencies , the focus in currency markets was on the beleaguered British pound , which gained slightly against the dollar . beleaguered British pound , Why was the British pound beleaguered and then gain against the dollar? 18 22 -870 4 Although the dollar rose slightly against most major currencies , the focus in currency markets was on the beleaguered British pound , which gained slightly against the dollar . which gained slightly against the dollar . How much did it gain? 22 29 -870 5 Trading volume on the New York Stock Exchange dwindled to only 126 . 6 million shares yesterday as major brokerage firms continued to throw in the towel on program trading . 126 . 6 million shares What is usually the the average of shares sold? 11 16 -870 5 Trading volume on the New York Stock Exchange dwindled to only 126 . 6 million shares yesterday as major brokerage firms continued to throw in the towel on program trading . throw in the towel on program trading . Why did firms throw in the towel on program trading? 23 31 -870 5 Trading volume on the New York Stock Exchange dwindled to only 126 . 6 million shares yesterday as major brokerage firms continued to throw in the towel on program trading . major brokerage firms Which firms? 18 21 -871 1 The Oakland Athletics ' four - game sweep over the San Francisco Giants in the World Series may widen already - sizable losses that the ABC network will incur on the current , final year of its baseball contract . losses Why has ABC suffered losses on its baseball contract? 22 23 -871 1 The Oakland Athletics ' four - game sweep over the San Francisco Giants in the World Series may widen already - sizable losses that the ABC network will incur on the current , final year of its baseball contract . already - sizable losses What are the already-sizeable losses? 19 23 -871 2 The 1989 Series , disrupted by a devastating earthquake and diminished in national interest because both teams came from the San Francisco Bay area , is likely to end up as the lowest - rated Series of this decade and probably since the event has been broadcast . lowest - rated Series of this what was the second lowest? 32 38 -871 3 The first three games were seen by an average of only 17 % of U . S . homes , a sharp decline from the 23 . 7 % rating for last year ' s Series . three games what about the rest of the games? 2 4 -871 3 The first three games were seen by an average of only 17 % of U . S . homes , a sharp decline from the 23 . 7 % rating for last year ' s Series . decline Why was viewership in decline from the beginning of the season? 22 23 -871 4 A final ratings tally from A . C . Nielsen Co . is due today . due today what day is it at the time of writing? 13 15 -871 5 The sweep by the A ' s , whose pitchers and home - run hitters dominated the injury - prone Giants , will only make things worse for ABC , owned by Capital Cities / ABC Inc . sweep what is a sweep? 1 2 -871 5 The sweep by the A ' s , whose pitchers and home - run hitters dominated the injury - prone Giants , will only make things worse for ABC , owned by Capital Cities / ABC Inc . worse Why will the A’s success make things worse for ABC and/its parent company? 26 27 -871 5 The sweep by the A ' s , whose pitchers and home - run hitters dominated the injury - prone Giants , will only make things worse for ABC , owned by Capital Cities / ABC Inc . sweep by the A ' s , Why would the sweep by the A's make things worse for ABC? 1 8 -872 1 Quotron Systems Inc . plans to cut about 400 , or 16 % , of its 2 , 500 employees over the next several months . about 400 , why are they cutting so much? 7 10 -872 1 Quotron Systems Inc . plans to cut about 400 , or 16 % , of its 2 , 500 employees over the next several months . plans to cut about 400 Why re they cutting so many employees? 4 9 -872 1 Quotron Systems Inc . plans to cut about 400 , or 16 % , of its 2 , 500 employees over the next several months . Quotron Systems Inc Who are Quotron Systems Inc and what kind of buisness are they. 0 3 -872 1 Quotron Systems Inc . plans to cut about 400 , or 16 % , of its 2 , 500 employees over the next several months . cut about 400 , or 16 % , of its 2 , 500 employees Why will there be cuts? 6 20 -872 1 Quotron Systems Inc . plans to cut about 400 , or 16 % , of its 2 , 500 employees over the next several months . cut about 400 , or 16 % , What is the reason for these cuts? 6 14 -872 2 " This action will continue to keep operating expenses in line " with revenue , said J . David Hann , president and chief executive officer of Los Angeles - based Quotron . operating expenses in line " how much do they want to spend? 7 12 -872 2 " This action will continue to keep operating expenses in line " with revenue , said J . David Hann , president and chief executive officer of Los Angeles - based Quotron . revenue , What revenue do they make? 13 15 -872 2 " This action will continue to keep operating expenses in line " with revenue , said J . David Hann , president and chief executive officer of Los Angeles - based Quotron . keep operating expenses in line " with revenue , Why are expenses rising so rapidly? 6 15 -872 2 " This action will continue to keep operating expenses in line " with revenue , said J . David Hann , president and chief executive officer of Los Angeles - based Quotron . operating expenses in line " with revenue , Why are they so far out in the first place that this type of correction is needed? 7 15 -872 3 The move by the financial information and services subsidiary of Citicorp is a " response to changing conditions in the retail securities industry , which has been contracting " since October 1987 ' s stock market crash , the executive added . Citicorp is it part of citibank? 10 11 -872 3 The move by the financial information and services subsidiary of Citicorp is a " response to changing conditions in the retail securities industry , which has been contracting " since October 1987 ' s stock market crash , the executive added . changing conditions What kind of changing conditions are they experiencing? 16 18 -872 3 The move by the financial information and services subsidiary of Citicorp is a " response to changing conditions in the retail securities industry , which has been contracting " since October 1987 ' s stock market crash , the executive added . changing conditions What changing conditions are these? 16 18 -872 3 The move by the financial information and services subsidiary of Citicorp is a " response to changing conditions in the retail securities industry , which has been contracting " since October 1987 ' s stock market crash , the executive added . October 1987 ' s What is the time frame of this article's writing? How long have retail securities been in loss now? 30 34 -872 4 Quotron , which Citicorp purchased in 1986 , provides price quotations for securities , particularly stocks . provides price quotations for securities , How are the price quotes generated? 8 14 -872 4 Quotron , which Citicorp purchased in 1986 , provides price quotations for securities , particularly stocks . price quotations what exactly are price quotations? 9 11 -872 5 Quotron also provides trading and other systems , services for brokerage firms , and communications - network services . communications - network services What type of services are delivered? 14 18 -872 5 Quotron also provides trading and other systems , services for brokerage firms , and communications - network services . communications - network services . Is this really a company that is in stock trading and cellular networks? 14 19 -873 1 Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . said it lowered ratings on long - term debt of CS First Boston Inc . , the holding company of Wall Street giant First Boston Corp . , because of First Boston ' s " aggressive merchant banking risk " in highly leveraged takeovers . " aggressive merchant banking risk " what do they mean by this? 41 47 -873 1 Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . said it lowered ratings on long - term debt of CS First Boston Inc . , the holding company of Wall Street giant First Boston Corp . , because of First Boston ' s " aggressive merchant banking risk " in highly leveraged takeovers . " aggressive Why did they consider it an aggressive risk? 41 43 -873 2 In downgrading CS First Boston ' s subordinated domestic , Euromarket and Swiss debt to single - A - 3 from single - A - 2 , Moody ' s is matching a move made by the other major credit rating concern , Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , several months ago . subordinated why is it subordinated? 7 8 -873 2 In downgrading CS First Boston ' s subordinated domestic , Euromarket and Swiss debt to single - A - 3 from single - A - 2 , Moody ' s is matching a move made by the other major credit rating concern , Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , several months ago . several How many months ago they they make a similar move? 51 52 -873 2 In downgrading CS First Boston ' s subordinated domestic , Euromarket and Swiss debt to single - A - 3 from single - A - 2 , Moody ' s is matching a move made by the other major credit rating concern , Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , several months ago . single - A - 3 What is a single-A-3? 15 20 -873 2 In downgrading CS First Boston ' s subordinated domestic , Euromarket and Swiss debt to single - A - 3 from single - A - 2 , Moody ' s is matching a move made by the other major credit rating concern , Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , several months ago . single - A - 2 , What is a single-A-2? 21 27 -873 2 In downgrading CS First Boston ' s subordinated domestic , Euromarket and Swiss debt to single - A - 3 from single - A - 2 , Moody ' s is matching a move made by the other major credit rating concern , Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , several months ago . several months ago Why was the downgrade so late in taking place? 51 54 -873 3 Moody ' s also confirmed the Prime - 1 rating , its highest , on CS First Boston ' s commercial paper , or short - term corporate IOUs . Prime - 1 rating , what is prime 1 rating? 6 11 -873 3 Moody ' s also confirmed the Prime - 1 rating , its highest , on CS First Boston ' s commercial paper , or short - term corporate IOUs . IOUs What does the abbreviation IOUs stand for? 28 29 -873 3 Moody ' s also confirmed the Prime - 1 rating , its highest , on CS First Boston ' s commercial paper , or short - term corporate IOUs . Prime - 1 rating , What is a Prime-1 rating? 6 11 -873 4 In addition , Moody ' s said it downgraded Financiere Credit Suisse - First Boston ' s senior and subordinated Swiss debt to single - A - 2 from single - A - 1 and lowered Financiere CSFB N . V . ' s junior subordinated perpetual Eurodebt , guaranteed by Financiere Credit Suisse - - First Boston , to single - A - 3 from single - A - 2 . downgraded Financiere Credit Suisse - First What led to this downgrade? 8 14 -873 5 About $ 550 million of long - term debt is affected , according to Moody ' s . long - term How long is considered long-term debt? 5 8 -873 5 About $ 550 million of long - term debt is affected , according to Moody ' s . long - term debt What is long-term debt? 5 9 -874 1 New construction contracting climbed 8 % in September to an annualized $ 274 . 2 billion , with commercial , industrial and public - works contracts providing most of the increase , according to F . W . Dodge Group . New construction contracting In what areas has new construction contracting increased by 8%? 0 3 -874 1 New construction contracting climbed 8 % in September to an annualized $ 274 . 2 billion , with commercial , industrial and public - works contracts providing most of the increase , according to F . W . Dodge Group . New construction contracting climbed What kid of construction? Where is it? 0 4 -874 2 Through the first nine months of the year , the unadjusted total of all new construction was $ 199 . 6 billion , flat compared with a year earlier . year earlier which year was it? 27 29 -874 2 Through the first nine months of the year , the unadjusted total of all new construction was $ 199 . 6 billion , flat compared with a year earlier . unadjusted total How does the unadjusted total compare to the adjusted one? 10 12 -874 3 The South was off 2 % after the first nine months , while the North Central region was up 3 % . the North Central region was up 3 % Does the North Central region typically exceed the South region in construction contracting? 13 21 -874 5 A small decline in total construction for the entire year is possible if contracting for housing doesn ' t increase in response to this year ' s lower mortgage rates , said George A . Christie , vice president and chief economist of Dodge , the forecasting division of publisher McGraw - Hill Inc . George A . Christie , what are his credentials? 32 37 -874 5 A small decline in total construction for the entire year is possible if contracting for housing doesn ' t increase in response to this year ' s lower mortgage rates , said George A . Christie , vice president and chief economist of Dodge , the forecasting division of publisher McGraw - Hill Inc . contracting for housing What kind of growth can be expected if contracting for housing increases? 13 16 -874 5 A small decline in total construction for the entire year is possible if contracting for housing doesn ' t increase in response to this year ' s lower mortgage rates , said George A . Christie , vice president and chief economist of Dodge , the forecasting division of publisher McGraw - Hill Inc . contracting for housing Why wouldn't contracting for housing increase? 13 16 -874 5 A small decline in total construction for the entire year is possible if contracting for housing doesn ' t increase in response to this year ' s lower mortgage rates , said George A . Christie , vice president and chief economist of Dodge , the forecasting division of publisher McGraw - Hill Inc . total construction Is this in all regions? 4 6 -875 1 Revco D . S . Inc . , the drugstore chain that filed for bankruptcy - court protection last year , received a $ 925 million offer from a group led by Texas billionaire Robert Bass . $ 925 million offer offer to buy them out? 23 27 -875 1 Revco D . S . Inc . , the drugstore chain that filed for bankruptcy - court protection last year , received a $ 925 million offer from a group led by Texas billionaire Robert Bass . Robert Bass Why is he a billionaire? 34 36 -875 1 Revco D . S . Inc . , the drugstore chain that filed for bankruptcy - court protection last year , received a $ 925 million offer from a group led by Texas billionaire Robert Bass . filed for bankruptcy - court protection Why did this company go bankrupt? 12 18 -875 2 Revco reacted cautiously , saying the plan would add $ 260 million of new debt to the highly leveraged company . reacted cautiously , arent they in a precarious position? 1 4 -875 2 Revco reacted cautiously , saying the plan would add $ 260 million of new debt to the highly leveraged company . $ 260 million Why isn't all the money being used? 9 12 -875 3 It was Revco ' s huge debt from its $ 1 . 3 billion leveraged buy - out in 1986 that forced it to seek protection under Chapter 11 of the federal Bankruptcy Code . Chapter 11 of the federal Bankruptcy Code What are the details of this code? 27 34 -875 3 It was Revco ' s huge debt from its $ 1 . 3 billion leveraged buy - out in 1986 that forced it to seek protection under Chapter 11 of the federal Bankruptcy Code . leveraged buy - out in 1986 Why was the company bought out in 1986? 14 20 -875 4 Revco insists that the proposal is simply an " expression of interest , " because under Chapter 11 Revco has " exclusivity rights " until Feb . 28 . " exclusivity rights " what are exclusivity rights? 20 24 -875 4 Revco insists that the proposal is simply an " expression of interest , " because under Chapter 11 Revco has " exclusivity rights " until Feb . 28 . Feb . 28 What happens after this date? 25 28 -875 5 Those rights prevent anyone other than Revco from proposing a reorganization plan . reorganization plan What is this plan about? 10 12 -875 5 Those rights prevent anyone other than Revco from proposing a reorganization plan . proposing a reorganization plan Who else was looking to reorganize the company? 8 12 -876 1 Chrysler Corp . Chairman Lee A . Iacocca said the nation ' s No . 3 auto maker will need to close one or two of its assembly plants because of the slowdown hitting the industry . nation ' s No . 3 Who is the nation's number 1 auto maker? 10 16 -876 1 Chrysler Corp . Chairman Lee A . Iacocca said the nation ' s No . 3 auto maker will need to close one or two of its assembly plants because of the slowdown hitting the industry . close one or two How many plants do they have? 21 25 -876 1 Chrysler Corp . Chairman Lee A . Iacocca said the nation ' s No . 3 auto maker will need to close one or two of its assembly plants because of the slowdown hitting the industry . slowdown hitting the industry What is the cause of the slowdown? 32 36 -876 1 Chrysler Corp . Chairman Lee A . Iacocca said the nation ' s No . 3 auto maker will need to close one or two of its assembly plants because of the slowdown hitting the industry . slowdown why is it slowing down? 32 33 -876 1 Chrysler Corp . Chairman Lee A . Iacocca said the nation ' s No . 3 auto maker will need to close one or two of its assembly plants because of the slowdown hitting the industry . slowdown hitting the industry Why was the car industry slowing? 32 36 -876 2 In an interview with the trade journal Automotive News , Mr . Iacocca declined to say which plants will close or when Chrysler will make the moves . declined to say Why did he decline? 13 16 -876 3 But he said , " we have too many plants in our system . too many plants What would the desired number of plants be? 7 10 -876 3 But he said , " we have too many plants in our system . too many plants Why does Chrysler have too many plants? 7 10 -876 3 But he said , " we have too many plants in our system . have too many plants How many is too many plants? 6 10 -876 4 So the older or most inefficient capacity has got to go . " older or most inefficient capacity Did he consider revamping the old and inefficient over a close down? 2 7 -876 4 So the older or most inefficient capacity has got to go . " inefficient capacity how do they determine that? 5 7 -876 4 So the older or most inefficient capacity has got to go . " most inefficient capacity Why is the capacity inefficient? 4 7 -876 4 So the older or most inefficient capacity has got to go . " So the older How old are these plants? 0 3 -876 5 According to industry analysts , Chrysler plants most likely to close are the St . Louis No . 1 facility , which builds Chrysler LeBaron and Dodge Daytona models ; the Toledo , Ohio , Jeep plant , which dates back to the early 1900s ; and two Canadian plants that build the Jeep Wrangler and Chrysler ' s full - sized vans . St . Louis No . 1 facility , Is this the most inefficient plant? 13 21 -876 5 According to industry analysts , Chrysler plants most likely to close are the St . Louis No . 1 facility , which builds Chrysler LeBaron and Dodge Daytona models ; the Toledo , Ohio , Jeep plant , which dates back to the early 1900s ; and two Canadian plants that build the Jeep Wrangler and Chrysler ' s full - sized vans . Chrysler LeBaron and Dodge Daytona models ; Are these popular models? 23 30 -876 5 According to industry analysts , Chrysler plants most likely to close are the St . Louis No . 1 facility , which builds Chrysler LeBaron and Dodge Daytona models ; the Toledo , Ohio , Jeep plant , which dates back to the early 1900s ; and two Canadian plants that build the Jeep Wrangler and Chrysler ' s full - sized vans . two Canadian plants How many Canadian plants are there in total? 47 50 -876 5 According to industry analysts , Chrysler plants most likely to close are the St . Louis No . 1 facility , which builds Chrysler LeBaron and Dodge Daytona models ; the Toledo , Ohio , Jeep plant , which dates back to the early 1900s ; and two Canadian plants that build the Jeep Wrangler and Chrysler ' s full - sized vans . Chrysler plants Are other car plants doing the same thing? 5 7 -877 1 Applause for " Sometimes , Talk Is the Best Medicine , " in your Oct . 5 Marketplace section . " Sometimes , Talk Is the Best Medicine , " What is \"Sometimes, Talk Is the Best Medicine\"? 2 12 -877 1 Applause for " Sometimes , Talk Is the Best Medicine , " in your Oct . 5 Marketplace section . Marketplace section What is the Marketplace section? 17 19 -877 1 Applause for " Sometimes , Talk Is the Best Medicine , " in your Oct . 5 Marketplace section . " Sometimes , Talk Is the Best Medicine , " what does this mean? 2 12 -877 1 Applause for " Sometimes , Talk Is the Best Medicine , " in your Oct . 5 Marketplace section . " Sometimes , Talk Is the Best Medicine , " What made you choose this for the October 5 selection? 2 12 -877 1 Applause for " Sometimes , Talk Is the Best Medicine , " in your Oct . 5 Marketplace section . Marketplace Why is \"Sometimes, Talk Is the Best Medicine\" in my Marketplace section? 17 18 -877 1 Applause for " Sometimes , Talk Is the Best Medicine , " in your Oct . 5 Marketplace section . Applause Why is there applause for it? 0 1 -877 2 Indeed , the " art of doctoring " does contribute to better health results and discourages unwarranted malpractice litigation . " art of doctoring " How does the \"art of doctoring\" contribute to better health results and discourage malpractice litigation? 3 8 -877 2 Indeed , the " art of doctoring " does contribute to better health results and discourages unwarranted malpractice litigation . " art of doctoring " is it not an art actually? 3 8 -877 2 Indeed , the " art of doctoring " does contribute to better health results and discourages unwarranted malpractice litigation . " art of doctoring " How does this relate to \"Sometimes, Talk is the Best Medicine\"? 3 8 -877 2 Indeed , the " art of doctoring " does contribute to better health results and discourages unwarranted malpractice litigation . contribute How does the \"art of doctoring\" contribute to better health results? 9 10 -877 2 Indeed , the " art of doctoring " does contribute to better health results and discourages unwarranted malpractice litigation . malpractice Why is there unwarranted malpractice litigation? 17 18 -877 2 Indeed , the " art of doctoring " does contribute to better health results and discourages unwarranted malpractice litigation . " art of doctoring " What does the \"art of doctoring\" mean? 3 8 -877 2 Indeed , the " art of doctoring " does contribute to better health results and discourages unwarranted malpractice litigation . better health results How does it contribute to better health results? 11 14 -877 3 Elaborating on the concern about doctors ' sacrificing earnings in order to spend " talk time " with patients , we are finding the quality of the time spent is the key to true rapport . sacrificing earnings How does spending \"talk time\" result in loss of earnings? 7 9 -877 3 Elaborating on the concern about doctors ' sacrificing earnings in order to spend " talk time " with patients , we are finding the quality of the time spent is the key to true rapport . time " How does \"talk time\" contribute to true rapport? 15 17 -877 4 Even brief conversations can show caring and trust , and need not restrict the efficiency of the communication or restrain the doctor ' s earnings . restrain Why would communication restrain the doctor's earnings? 19 20 -877 5 The issue is far - reaching . far - reaching does it reach every doctor? 3 6 -877 5 The issue is far - reaching . far - reaching Does this refer to in a particular country or is this a world wide reach? 3 6 -878 1 Lone Star Technologies Inc . said its Lone Star Steel Co . unit sued it in federal court here , seeking to recover an intercompany receivable valued at a minimum of $ 23 million . recover Why was Lone Star Technology Inc. trying to recover a minimum of $23 million? 22 23 -878 1 Lone Star Technologies Inc . said its Lone Star Steel Co . unit sued it in federal court here , seeking to recover an intercompany receivable valued at a minimum of $ 23 million . valued How was the value determined? 26 27 -878 1 Lone Star Technologies Inc . said its Lone Star Steel Co . unit sued it in federal court here , seeking to recover an intercompany receivable valued at a minimum of $ 23 million . recover an intercompany receivable Why does Lone Star Steel want to recover an intercompany receivable? 22 26 -878 1 Lone Star Technologies Inc . said its Lone Star Steel Co . unit sued it in federal court here , seeking to recover an intercompany receivable valued at a minimum of $ 23 million . sued it in federal court here Where is \"here\", and why was a suit being filed? 13 19 -878 1 Lone Star Technologies Inc . said its Lone Star Steel Co . unit sued it in federal court here , seeking to recover an intercompany receivable valued at a minimum of $ 23 million . intercompany receivable What is an \"intercompany receivable\"? 24 26 -878 1 Lone Star Technologies Inc . said its Lone Star Steel Co . unit sued it in federal court here , seeking to recover an intercompany receivable valued at a minimum of $ 23 million . sued it in federal court What were the details of the suit? 13 18 -878 2 The lawsuit was filed by Lone Star Steel ' s unsecured creditors ' committee on behalf of Lone Star Steel , which has been operating under Chapter 11 of the federal Bankruptcy Code since June 30 . Chapter 11 is that the worst type? 26 28 -878 2 The lawsuit was filed by Lone Star Steel ' s unsecured creditors ' committee on behalf of Lone Star Steel , which has been operating under Chapter 11 of the federal Bankruptcy Code since June 30 . unsecured Why was the creditor's committee unsecured? 10 11 -878 2 The lawsuit was filed by Lone Star Steel ' s unsecured creditors ' committee on behalf of Lone Star Steel , which has been operating under Chapter 11 of the federal Bankruptcy Code since June 30 . operating How was the committee operating under Chapter 11? 24 25 -878 2 The lawsuit was filed by Lone Star Steel ' s unsecured creditors ' committee on behalf of Lone Star Steel , which has been operating under Chapter 11 of the federal Bankruptcy Code since June 30 . Bankruptcy Why has Lone Star Steel been operating under the Bankruptcy Code since June 30? 31 32 -878 2 The lawsuit was filed by Lone Star Steel ' s unsecured creditors ' committee on behalf of Lone Star Steel , which has been operating under Chapter 11 of the federal Bankruptcy Code since June 30 . Chapter 11 Why did Lone Star Steel file Chapter 11? 26 28 -878 2 The lawsuit was filed by Lone Star Steel ' s unsecured creditors ' committee on behalf of Lone Star Steel , which has been operating under Chapter 11 of the federal Bankruptcy Code since June 30 . Lone Star Steel ' s unsecured creditors ' committee How is this committee unsecured, and why would a company file a suit through an unsecured committee? 5 14 -878 2 The lawsuit was filed by Lone Star Steel ' s unsecured creditors ' committee on behalf of Lone Star Steel , which has been operating under Chapter 11 of the federal Bankruptcy Code since June 30 . The lawsuit Again - details of lawsuit? 0 2 -878 3 Lone Star Technologies said it and its subsidiary ' s creditors agree that the parent company owes the unit money , but they haven ' t been able to reach agreement on the amount . reach agreement on the amount why havent they? 29 34 -878 3 Lone Star Technologies said it and its subsidiary ' s creditors agree that the parent company owes the unit money , but they haven ' t been able to reach agreement on the amount . owes Why does Lone Star Technologies owe its subsidiaries money? 16 17 -878 3 Lone Star Technologies said it and its subsidiary ' s creditors agree that the parent company owes the unit money , but they haven ' t been able to reach agreement on the amount . amount How are is the amount being calculated? 33 34 -878 3 Lone Star Technologies said it and its subsidiary ' s creditors agree that the parent company owes the unit money , but they haven ' t been able to reach agreement on the amount . agreement Why can't they come to an agreement on the amount of money? 30 31 -878 3 Lone Star Technologies said it and its subsidiary ' s creditors agree that the parent company owes the unit money , but they haven ' t been able to reach agreement on the amount . it and its subsidiary ' s creditors agree How was this agreement reached? 4 12 -878 4 Judith Elkin , lawyer for the creditors , said the creditors group is challenging certain accounting entries on the parent company ' s books and estimates that the receivable owed the steel company could be as much as $ 40 million . Judith Elkin , what are his credentials? 0 3 -878 4 Judith Elkin , lawyer for the creditors , said the creditors group is challenging certain accounting entries on the parent company ' s books and estimates that the receivable owed the steel company could be as much as $ 40 million . challenging Why is the group challenging certain accounting entries? 13 14 -878 4 Judith Elkin , lawyer for the creditors , said the creditors group is challenging certain accounting entries on the parent company ' s books and estimates that the receivable owed the steel company could be as much as $ 40 million . estimates How are lawyers arriving at that estimation? 25 26 -878 4 Judith Elkin , lawyer for the creditors , said the creditors group is challenging certain accounting entries on the parent company ' s books and estimates that the receivable owed the steel company could be as much as $ 40 million . accounting entries Which accounting entries is the creditors group challenging? 15 17 -878 4 Judith Elkin , lawyer for the creditors , said the creditors group is challenging certain accounting entries on the parent company ' s books and estimates that the receivable owed the steel company could be as much as $ 40 million . challenging certain accounting entries Which entries are being challenged? 13 17 -878 5 The Lone Star Steel lawsuit also asks the court to rule that Lone Star Technologies is jointly responsible for a $ 4 . 5 million Lone Star Steel pension payment that was due , but wasn ' t paid , in September and that the parent company can ' t recover the amount from its subsidiary if the parent company makes the payment . jointly Why is Lone Star Technology \"jointly\" responsible for the $4.5 million pension payment? 16 17 -878 5 The Lone Star Steel lawsuit also asks the court to rule that Lone Star Technologies is jointly responsible for a $ 4 . 5 million Lone Star Steel pension payment that was due , but wasn ' t paid , in September and that the parent company can ' t recover the amount from its subsidiary if the parent company makes the payment . paid , How is Long Star Steel going to pay the $4.5 million pension? 38 40 -878 5 The Lone Star Steel lawsuit also asks the court to rule that Lone Star Technologies is jointly responsible for a $ 4 . 5 million Lone Star Steel pension payment that was due , but wasn ' t paid , in September and that the parent company can ' t recover the amount from its subsidiary if the parent company makes the payment . Lone Star Technologies is jointly responsible With whom are they jointly responsible? 12 18 -878 5 The Lone Star Steel lawsuit also asks the court to rule that Lone Star Technologies is jointly responsible for a $ 4 . 5 million Lone Star Steel pension payment that was due , but wasn ' t paid , in September and that the parent company can ' t recover the amount from its subsidiary if the parent company makes the payment . but wasn ' t paid , Why was it not paid? 34 40 -878 5 The Lone Star Steel lawsuit also asks the court to rule that Lone Star Technologies is jointly responsible for a $ 4 . 5 million Lone Star Steel pension payment that was due , but wasn ' t paid , in September and that the parent company can ' t recover the amount from its subsidiary if the parent company makes the payment . can ' t recover the amount Why can't the amount be recovered? 47 53 -879 1 A state judge postponed a decision on a move by holders of Telerate Inc . to block the tender offer of Dow Jones & Co . for the 33 % of Telerate it doesn ' t already own . tender offer what is a tender offer? 18 20 -879 1 A state judge postponed a decision on a move by holders of Telerate Inc . to block the tender offer of Dow Jones & Co . for the 33 % of Telerate it doesn ' t already own . A state judge Which state is the judge from? 0 3 -879 1 A state judge postponed a decision on a move by holders of Telerate Inc . to block the tender offer of Dow Jones & Co . for the 33 % of Telerate it doesn ' t already own . tender offer Is the offer to other stockholders? What is the offer? 18 20 -879 1 A state judge postponed a decision on a move by holders of Telerate Inc . to block the tender offer of Dow Jones & Co . for the 33 % of Telerate it doesn ' t already own . A state judge postponed a decision on a move Why did the judge postpone the decision of Telerate Inc's block? 0 9 -879 1 A state judge postponed a decision on a move by holders of Telerate Inc . to block the tender offer of Dow Jones & Co . for the 33 % of Telerate it doesn ' t already own . state judge postponed a decision Why was the decision postponed? 1 6 -879 2 Vice Chancellor Maurice A . Hartnett III of Delaware ' s Court of Chancery heard arguments for more than two hours here , but he made no comment and asked no questions . he made no comment and asked no questions What was Vice Chancellor Maurice A. Hartnett III thinking about? 24 32 -879 2 Vice Chancellor Maurice A . Hartnett III of Delaware ' s Court of Chancery heard arguments for more than two hours here , but he made no comment and asked no questions . heard arguments What were the arguments about? 14 16 -879 3 He could rule as early as today on the motion seeking a temporary injunction against the Dow Jones offer . temporary injunction what is an injunction? 12 14 -879 3 He could rule as early as today on the motion seeking a temporary injunction against the Dow Jones offer . He could rule as early as today How long does he have to make his decision if not today? 0 7 -879 4 Dow Jones has offered to pay $ 18 a share , or about $ 576 million , for the remaining Telerate stake . pay $ 18 a share , or about will they accept? 5 13 -879 4 Dow Jones has offered to pay $ 18 a share , or about $ 576 million , for the remaining Telerate stake . Dow Jones has offered to pay $ 18 a share , Does Telerate have an option to negotiate? 0 11 -879 4 Dow Jones has offered to pay $ 18 a share , or about $ 576 million , for the remaining Telerate stake . the remaining Telerate stake How will selling Telerate shares to Dow Jones & Co. affect the prices of those shares? 18 22 -879 4 Dow Jones has offered to pay $ 18 a share , or about $ 576 million , for the remaining Telerate stake . pay $ 18 a share , What was the current value of the stocks? 5 11 -879 5 The offer will expire at 5 p . m . EST on Nov . 6 , unless extended again . unless extended again will they extend again? 16 19 -879 5 The offer will expire at 5 p . m . EST on Nov . 6 , unless extended again . unless extended again How long could it be extended for? 16 19 -879 5 The offer will expire at 5 p . m . EST on Nov . 6 , unless extended again . extended again . Why was it extended before? 17 20 -879 5 The offer will expire at 5 p . m . EST on Nov . 6 , unless extended again . unless extended again Does the extension lie in the hands of the judge who originally postponed his decision about Telerate's block against Dow Jones & Co.? 16 19 -879 5 The offer will expire at 5 p . m . EST on Nov . 6 , unless extended again . The offer will expire Will both Dow Jones & Co. and Telerate return to business as usual if the offer expires? 0 4 -880 1 Secretary of State Baker , we read , decided to kill a speech that Robert Gates , deputy national security adviser and a career Soviet expert , was going to give to a student colloquium , the National Collegiate Security Conference . kill a speech Why did Secretary of State Baker want to kill a speech by Robert Gates? 10 13 -880 1 Secretary of State Baker , we read , decided to kill a speech that Robert Gates , deputy national security adviser and a career Soviet expert , was going to give to a student colloquium , the National Collegiate Security Conference . student colloquium , Where was this speech to take place? 33 36 -880 1 Secretary of State Baker , we read , decided to kill a speech that Robert Gates , deputy national security adviser and a career Soviet expert , was going to give to a student colloquium , the National Collegiate Security Conference . to kill a speech Why did Baker want the speech killed? 9 13 -880 2 We keep wondering what Mr . Gates wanted to say . Mr . Gates do they have an idea what it was? 4 7 -880 2 We keep wondering what Mr . Gates wanted to say . wanted to say how did primates ultimately develop speech? 7 10 -880 3 Perhaps he might have cited Mr . Gorbachev ' s need for " a stable currency , free and competitive markets , private property and real prices " and other pie - in - the - sky reforms . pie - in - the - sky meaning unlikely reforms? 30 37 -880 3 Perhaps he might have cited Mr . Gorbachev ' s need for " a stable currency , free and competitive markets , private property and real prices " and other pie - in - the - sky reforms . pie - in - the - sky reforms Why were these reforms unworkable? 30 38 -880 3 Perhaps he might have cited Mr . Gorbachev ' s need for " a stable currency , free and competitive markets , private property and real prices " and other pie - in - the - sky reforms . stable currency , How does a stablecoin constantly react to a currencies current market value? 14 17 -880 4 Perhaps he ' d have called for " a decentralized political and economic system " without a dominant communist party . decentralized political and economic system " What is a decentralized political and economic system? 9 15 -880 5 Or political arrangements " to alleviate the grievances and demands of Soviet ethnic minorities and republics . " Why , a Bob Gates might even have said , " Nor are Soviet problems susceptible to rescue from abroad through abundant Western credits . " through abundant Western credits is this a complex idea? 38 42 -880 5 Or political arrangements " to alleviate the grievances and demands of Soviet ethnic minorities and republics . " Why , a Bob Gates might even have said , " Nor are Soviet problems susceptible to rescue from abroad through abundant Western credits . " grievances and demands What are the grievances and demands of Soviet ethnic minorities? 7 10 -880 5 Or political arrangements " to alleviate the grievances and demands of Soviet ethnic minorities and republics . " Why , a Bob Gates might even have said , " Nor are Soviet problems susceptible to rescue from abroad through abundant Western credits . " demands of Soviet ethnic minorities Why were there grievances on the part of ethnic minorities? 9 14 -880 5 Or political arrangements " to alleviate the grievances and demands of Soviet ethnic minorities and republics . " Why , a Bob Gates might even have said , " Nor are Soviet problems susceptible to rescue from abroad through abundant Western credits . " political how did this become such a dominant word in our culture? 1 2 -881 1 The recently revived enthusiasm among small investors for stock mutual funds has been damped by a jittery stock market and the tumult over program trading . tumult what happened to program trading/ 21 22 -881 1 The recently revived enthusiasm among small investors for stock mutual funds has been damped by a jittery stock market and the tumult over program trading . program trading What is program trading? 23 25 -881 1 The recently revived enthusiasm among small investors for stock mutual funds has been damped by a jittery stock market and the tumult over program trading . jittery stock market WHAT IS CAUSING IT TOBE UNSTABLE? 16 19 -881 1 The recently revived enthusiasm among small investors for stock mutual funds has been damped by a jittery stock market and the tumult over program trading . program trading . WHAT IS THE ISSUE WITH PROGRAM TRADING THAT IS CAUSING THIS PROBLEM? 23 26 -881 2 After hitting two - year highs this summer , net sales of stock funds slowed in September , according to the Investment Company Institute , a trade group . this summer , which year? 6 9 -881 2 After hitting two - year highs this summer , net sales of stock funds slowed in September , according to the Investment Company Institute , a trade group . stock What stock funds? 12 13 -881 2 After hitting two - year highs this summer , net sales of stock funds slowed in September , according to the Investment Company Institute , a trade group . stock funds Why did net sales of stock funds slow in September? 12 14 -881 2 After hitting two - year highs this summer , net sales of stock funds slowed in September , according to the Investment Company Institute , a trade group . slowed in September , WHY DID SALES SLOW? 14 18 -881 3 The sales recovery screeched to a halt this month , some analysts say . a halt this month , some analysts say . Which analysts? 5 14 -881 3 The sales recovery screeched to a halt this month , some analysts say . halt Why the halt? 6 7 -881 3 The sales recovery screeched to a halt this month , some analysts say . sales recovery Why did sales recovery come to a halt? 1 3 -881 3 The sales recovery screeched to a halt this month , some analysts say . screeched to a halt WHY DID THE RECOVERY HALT? 3 7 -881 4 " Confidence was starting to come back because we didn ' t have wildly volatile days , " says Tyler Jenks , research director for Kanon Bloch Carre & Co . , a Boston research firm . " Now everything " - - such as program trading and wide stock market swings - - " that everyone had pushed back in their consciousness is just sitting right there . " there Where is it sitting? 67 68 -881 4 " Confidence was starting to come back because we didn ' t have wildly volatile days , " says Tyler Jenks , research director for Kanon Bloch Carre & Co . , a Boston research firm . " Now everything " - - such as program trading and wide stock market swings - - " that everyone had pushed back in their consciousness is just sitting right there . " starting to come back STOCK MARKET SWINGS ARE NORMAL, WHY WOULD THIS CAUSE SUCHA HEAVY IMPACT? 3 7 -881 5 Net sales of stock funds in September totaled $ 839 . 4 million , down from $ 1 . 1 billion in August , the institute said . down from $ 1 . 1 billion in August , HOW DID THEY NOT TAKE PREVENTATIVE ACTION TO TRY TO SLOW THE FALL OF THE STOCK PRICE? 14 24 -882 1 NRM Energy Co . said it filed materials with the Securities and Exchange Commission calling for it to restructure into a corporation from a limited partnership . restructure Why does NRM Energy Co. want to restructure into a corporation? 18 19 -882 1 NRM Energy Co . said it filed materials with the Securities and Exchange Commission calling for it to restructure into a corporation from a limited partnership . restructure Why is restructure being called for? 18 19 -882 2 The partnership said it is proposing the change largely because the provisions of its senior notes restrict it from making distributions on its units outstanding . restrict it from making distributions Why were they being restricted initially? 16 21 -882 3 NRM suspended its common distribution in June 1988 and the distribution on its $ 2 cumulative convertible acquisition preferred units in September . convertible acquisition preferred units what are those? 16 20 -882 3 NRM suspended its common distribution in June 1988 and the distribution on its $ 2 cumulative convertible acquisition preferred units in September . NRM suspended its common distribution Why did NRM suspend its common distribution 0 5 -882 4 However , unpaid distributions on the acquisition preferred are cumulative and would total $ 23 million a year , hurting NRM ' s financial flexibility and its ability to raise capital , NRM said . total how quickly do they get the money? 12 13 -882 4 However , unpaid distributions on the acquisition preferred are cumulative and would total $ 23 million a year , hurting NRM ' s financial flexibility and its ability to raise capital , NRM said . NRM ' s financial flexibility How would NRMs financial flexibility be hurt? 20 25 -882 5 In following several other oil and gas partnerships that have made the conversion to a corporation in the last year , NRM also noted that tax advantages for partnerships have diminished under new tax laws and said it would save $ 2 million a year in administrative costs from the change . new tax laws What are the new tax laws for partnerships? 32 35 -882 5 In following several other oil and gas partnerships that have made the conversion to a corporation in the last year , NRM also noted that tax advantages for partnerships have diminished under new tax laws and said it would save $ 2 million a year in administrative costs from the change . it would save $ 2 How would it save so much money in admin costs? 37 42 -883 1 A group of Michigan investors has offered to buy Knight - Ridder Inc . ' s ailing Detroit Free Press for $ 68 million but has left unclear how the offer will be financed . unclear how the offer will be financed Why is it unclear how the offer will be financed by the Michigan investors? 27 34 -883 1 A group of Michigan investors has offered to buy Knight - Ridder Inc . ' s ailing Detroit Free Press for $ 68 million but has left unclear how the offer will be financed . Knight - Ridder is that some last names? 9 12 -883 1 A group of Michigan investors has offered to buy Knight - Ridder Inc . ' s ailing Detroit Free Press for $ 68 million but has left unclear how the offer will be financed . A group of Michigan investors Which Michigan investors? 0 5 -883 1 A group of Michigan investors has offered to buy Knight - Ridder Inc . ' s ailing Detroit Free Press for $ 68 million but has left unclear how the offer will be financed . Michigan Why would they want to buy a failing company? 3 4 -883 1 A group of Michigan investors has offered to buy Knight - Ridder Inc . ' s ailing Detroit Free Press for $ 68 million but has left unclear how the offer will be financed . group of Michigan investors Who are the group of Michigan investors who want to buy Detroit Free Press? 1 5 -883 2 The offer came just prior to arguments before the U . S . Supreme Court over whether the Free Press should be allowed to enter into a joint operating pact with Gannett Co . ' s Detroit News . whether the Free Press should be allowed Why shouldn't the Free Press be allowed to join a pact with Detroit News? 16 23 -883 3 The group led by Birmingham , Mich . , publicist William D . McMaster didn ' t name an investment banker backing the deal or say how much its members will contribute to the offer . didn ' t name an investment banker backing the deal Is he waiting till the next meeting to discuss how the offer will be financed? 14 24 -883 4 Indeed , some individuals identified with the group said they haven ' t committed any money to the bid and weren ' t aware of it until they heard about it in local news accounts over the weekend . weren ' t aware of it If they are part of the group, why weren't the individuals aware of the offer? 20 26 -883 4 Indeed , some individuals identified with the group said they haven ' t committed any money to the bid and weren ' t aware of it until they heard about it in local news accounts over the weekend . over the weekend should they have been aware? 35 38 -883 5 Knight - Ridder wouldn ' t comment on the offer . wouldn ' t comment on the offer Was he busy at the time when he was asked to comment? 3 10 -883 5 Knight - Ridder wouldn ' t comment on the offer . wouldn ' t comment why no comment? 3 7 -884 1 Democracy is making a return with a vengeance to Latin America ' s most populous and deeply indebted country . return How is democracy making a return 4 5 -884 1 Democracy is making a return with a vengeance to Latin America ' s most populous and deeply indebted country . populous How many people are in Latin America's most populous country? 14 15 -884 1 Democracy is making a return with a vengeance to Latin America ' s most populous and deeply indebted country . indebted Why is the most populous Latin American country indebted? 17 18 -884 1 Democracy is making a return with a vengeance to Latin America ' s most populous and deeply indebted country . deeply indebted country which country is it? 16 19 -884 1 Democracy is making a return with a vengeance to Latin America ' s most populous and deeply indebted country . vengeance what kind of vengeance? 7 8 -884 2 On Nov . 15 , when Brazilians elect a president for the first time in 29 years , the country ' s 82 million voters will have 22 candidates to choose from . time in 29 years , Why were they not able to have an election before? 13 18 -884 2 On Nov . 15 , when Brazilians elect a president for the first time in 29 years , the country ' s 82 million voters will have 22 candidates to choose from . first Why did the Brazilians wait 29 years to elect a new president? 12 13 -884 2 On Nov . 15 , when Brazilians elect a president for the first time in 29 years , the country ' s 82 million voters will have 22 candidates to choose from . candidates How were the candidates chosen? 28 29 -884 2 On Nov . 15 , when Brazilians elect a president for the first time in 29 years , the country ' s 82 million voters will have 22 candidates to choose from . 22 candidates why so many candidates? 27 29 -884 3 The candidates have been crisscrossing this huge country of 145 million people , holding rallies and televised debates in hope of being elected to what must be one of the world ' s most thankless political jobs : trying to drag Brazil out of its economic and social mess . elected Why do the candidates want to be elected to a \"thankless political\" job? 22 23 -884 3 The candidates have been crisscrossing this huge country of 145 million people , holding rallies and televised debates in hope of being elected to what must be one of the world ' s most thankless political jobs : trying to drag Brazil out of its economic and social mess . drag How are the candidates going to \"drag\" Brazil out of its economic and social mess? 40 41 -884 3 The candidates have been crisscrossing this huge country of 145 million people , holding rallies and televised debates in hope of being elected to what must be one of the world ' s most thankless political jobs : trying to drag Brazil out of its economic and social mess . mess Why does Brazil have an economic and social mess? 48 49 -884 4 " I feel sorry for whoever wins , " says a Brazilian diplomat . feel Why is a Brazilian diplomat sharing his feelings? 2 3 -884 4 " I feel sorry for whoever wins , " says a Brazilian diplomat . wins , " Wins what? 6 9 -884 5 Who that winner will be is highly uncertain . uncertain Why is it uncertain who the winner will be? 7 8 -884 5 Who that winner will be is highly uncertain . highly uncertain are there polls? 6 8 -884 5 Who that winner will be is highly uncertain . winner Winner of what? 2 3 -885 1 Concerning your Sept . 29 article " Retailers Face Cutbacks , Uncertain Future " : The outcome of our leveraged buyout is looking very positive . leveraged buyout Whose leveraged buyout is looking positive? 19 21 -885 1 Concerning your Sept . 29 article " Retailers Face Cutbacks , Uncertain Future " : The outcome of our leveraged buyout is looking very positive . buyout is looking very positive Why is the buyout looking positive? 20 25 -885 1 Concerning your Sept . 29 article " Retailers Face Cutbacks , Uncertain Future " : The outcome of our leveraged buyout is looking very positive . buyout What kind of buyouts? 20 21 -885 2 Unlike most of the other retailers mentioned in the story , Jos . other retailers What other retailers? 4 6 -885 3 A . Bank Clothiers Inc . is not in serious financial problems . serious financial problems just mild problems? 9 12 -885 3 A . Bank Clothiers Inc . is not in serious financial problems . serious financial problems . What sort of serious issues are they not in? 9 13 -885 3 A . Bank Clothiers Inc . is not in serious financial problems . not in serious financial problems Why is this particular place not in serious financial problems? 7 12 -885 4 We did experience some difficulties with the initial LBO terms and , as your article made clear , successfully restructured our debt earlier this year , something those other retailers have yet to accomplish . LBO what is lbo? 8 9 -885 4 We did experience some difficulties with the initial LBO terms and , as your article made clear , successfully restructured our debt earlier this year , something those other retailers have yet to accomplish . LBO terms What were the LBO terms A. Bank Clothiers were having difficulties with? 8 10 -885 4 We did experience some difficulties with the initial LBO terms and , as your article made clear , successfully restructured our debt earlier this year , something those other retailers have yet to accomplish . those other retailers have yet to accomplish Why have they failed to accomplish their buyouts? 27 34 -885 4 We did experience some difficulties with the initial LBO terms and , as your article made clear , successfully restructured our debt earlier this year , something those other retailers have yet to accomplish . restructured our debt earlier this year , How did you successfully restructure your debt? 19 26 -885 4 We did experience some difficulties with the initial LBO terms and , as your article made clear , successfully restructured our debt earlier this year , something those other retailers have yet to accomplish . retailers Which other retailers? 29 30 -885 5 Your were on target regarding industry problems , but wide of the mark in portraying the financial health of this company . wide of the mark They were incorrect in what way? 9 13 -885 5 Your were on target regarding industry problems , but wide of the mark in portraying the financial health of this company . portraying the financial health of this company What is the financial health of this company? 14 21 -886 1 Warner Communications Inc . is close to an agreement to back a new recorded music and music publishing company in partnership with Irving Azoff , who resigned in September as head of MCA Inc . ' s MCA Records unit . who resigned Why did he resign? 25 27 -886 1 Warner Communications Inc . is close to an agreement to back a new recorded music and music publishing company in partnership with Irving Azoff , who resigned in September as head of MCA Inc . ' s MCA Records unit . who resigned in September why did he resign? 25 29 -886 1 Warner Communications Inc . is close to an agreement to back a new recorded music and music publishing company in partnership with Irving Azoff , who resigned in September as head of MCA Inc . ' s MCA Records unit . new recorded music and music publishing company Who is the new recorded music and music publishing cases? 12 19 -886 3 But record industry executives familiar with the talks said Mr . Azoff and Warner came to an agreement yesterday to form a 50 - 50 joint - venture company funded by Warner and run by Mr . Azoff . record industry executives What executives? 1 4 -886 4 Among other things , they said , Mr . Azoff would develop musical acts for a new record label . new record label are they creating a new one? 16 19 -886 4 Among other things , they said , Mr . Azoff would develop musical acts for a new record label . musical acts What kind of muscial acts? 12 14 -886 4 Among other things , they said , Mr . Azoff would develop musical acts for a new record label . would develop musical acts How does he plan to successfully do this? 10 14 -886 4 Among other things , they said , Mr . Azoff would develop musical acts for a new record label . for a new record label . What record label? 14 20 -886 4 Among other things , they said , Mr . Azoff would develop musical acts for a new record label . new record label What is the name of the new record label? 16 19 -886 5 The agreement is said to be similar to Warner ' s 50 - 50 partnership with record and movie producer David Geffen , whose films and records are distributed by the Warner Bros . studio and the Warner records unit . David Geffen , is he famous? 20 23 -886 5 The agreement is said to be similar to Warner ' s 50 - 50 partnership with record and movie producer David Geffen , whose films and records are distributed by the Warner Bros . studio and the Warner records unit . movie producer David Geffen , What has he produced? 18 23 -887 1 President Bush said that three members of his cabinet will lead a presidential mission to Poland to gauge how the U . S . can help the new non - Communist government ' s economic changes . three members of his cabinet Which three members? 4 9 -887 1 President Bush said that three members of his cabinet will lead a presidential mission to Poland to gauge how the U . S . can help the new non - Communist government ' s economic changes . three members Who are the three members of Bush's cabinet who will lead a mission to Poland? 4 6 -887 1 President Bush said that three members of his cabinet will lead a presidential mission to Poland to gauge how the U . S . can help the new non - Communist government ' s economic changes . economic changes What are Poland's economic changes? 34 36 -887 2 Mr . Bush announced several weeks ago that he intended to send such a mission , composed of top government aides and business and labor leaders . several weeks which year was this? 4 6 -887 3 The mission will visit Poland from Nov . 29 to Dec . 2 , the White House said . mission What mission is it? 1 2 -887 4 In remarks at a White House ceremony marking Polish Heritage Month , Mr . Bush announced that Agriculture Secretary Clayton Yeutter , Commerce Secretary Robert Mosbacher and Labor Secretary Elizabeth Dole will lead the U . S . group . Elizabeth Dole is she a good choice to lead? 29 31 -887 5 Michael Boskin , chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers , also will be a member . Michael Boskin , how much experience does he have? 0 3 -888 1 MAY 1 , 1975 , SIGNALED A DISTRESSFUL May Day for securities houses , which were forced to end 183 years of charging fixed commissions . securities what are security houses? 11 12 -888 1 MAY 1 , 1975 , SIGNALED A DISTRESSFUL May Day for securities houses , which were forced to end 183 years of charging fixed commissions . forced to end Why were securities houses forced to end charging fixed commissions? 16 19 -888 1 MAY 1 , 1975 , SIGNALED A DISTRESSFUL May Day for securities houses , which were forced to end 183 years of charging fixed commissions . DISTRESSFUL Why was May 1, 1975 distressful? 7 8 -888 1 MAY 1 , 1975 , SIGNALED A DISTRESSFUL May Day for securities houses , which were forced to end 183 years of charging fixed commissions . forced Why was an end put to 183 years of charging fixed commissions? 16 17 -888 1 MAY 1 , 1975 , SIGNALED A DISTRESSFUL May Day for securities houses , which were forced to end 183 years of charging fixed commissions . commissions Why does it matter if fixed commissions are charged or not? 24 25 -888 2 It scared brokers , but most survived . most survived did some not? 5 7 -888 2 It scared brokers , but most survived . brokers , Why were the brokers scared? 2 4 -888 2 It scared brokers , but most survived . survived How did the brokers survive? 6 7 -888 2 It scared brokers , but most survived . It scared What is it and why was it scaring people? 0 2 -888 3 It took effect after seven years of bitter debate between the Securities and Exchange Commission and traders and exchanges . years of bitter debate debate in court? 5 9 -888 3 It took effect after seven years of bitter debate between the Securities and Exchange Commission and traders and exchanges . bitter Why was the debate bitter? 7 8 -888 3 It took effect after seven years of bitter debate between the Securities and Exchange Commission and traders and exchanges . traders How did the traders feel about the issue? 16 17 -888 3 It took effect after seven years of bitter debate between the Securities and Exchange Commission and traders and exchanges . exchanges Why did the exchanges bitterly debate the issue? 18 19 -888 4 Despite warnings from such leaders as former Federal Reserve Board Chairman William McChesney Martin that unfixed commissions would undo the industry , the SEC in September 1973 said full competition must start May l , 1975 . leaders Why is William McChesney Martin no longer the Federal Reserve Board Chairman? 4 5 -888 4 Despite warnings from such leaders as former Federal Reserve Board Chairman William McChesney Martin that unfixed commissions would undo the industry , the SEC in September 1973 said full competition must start May l , 1975 . undo How would unfixed commissions undue the industry? 18 19 -888 5 The timing for change was right . timing Why was the timing for change right? 1 2 -888 5 The timing for change was right . change How was the change going to occur? 3 4 -888 5 The timing for change was right . change was What was the change? 3 5 -889 1 Gen - Probe Inc . , a biotechnology concern , said it signed a definitive agreement to be acquired by Chugai Pharmaceutical Co . of Tokyo for about $ 110 million , or almost double the market price of Gen - Probe ' s stock . concern , does concern mean business? 8 10 -889 1 Gen - Probe Inc . , a biotechnology concern , said it signed a definitive agreement to be acquired by Chugai Pharmaceutical Co . of Tokyo for about $ 110 million , or almost double the market price of Gen - Probe ' s stock . biotechnology concern , Why is it a biotechnology concern? 7 10 -889 2 The move is sure to heighten concerns about increased Japanese investment in U . S . biotechnology firms . heighten concerns what are the concerns exactly? 5 7 -889 2 The move is sure to heighten concerns about increased Japanese investment in U . S . biotechnology firms . heighten concerns Why would the move heighten concerns about increased Japanese investment in U.S. biotechnology forms? 5 7 -889 2 The move is sure to heighten concerns about increased Japanese investment in U . S . biotechnology firms . heighten concerns Why are there heightened concerns? 5 7 -889 3 It is also likely to bolster fears that the Japanese will use their foothold in U . S . biotechnology concerns to gain certain trade and competitive advantages . gain certain trade and competitive advantages How would the Japanese gain certain trade and competitive advantages? 22 28 -889 3 It is also likely to bolster fears that the Japanese will use their foothold in U . S . biotechnology concerns to gain certain trade and competitive advantages . trade and competitive advantages What kind of trade and competitive advantages? 24 28 -889 3 It is also likely to bolster fears that the Japanese will use their foothold in U . S . biotechnology concerns to gain certain trade and competitive advantages . competitive advantages What are competitive advantages? 26 28 -889 3 It is also likely to bolster fears that the Japanese will use their foothold in U . S . biotechnology concerns to gain certain trade and competitive advantages . certain trade What trade advantages can they get? 23 25 -889 4 Gen - Probe , an industry leader in the field of genetic probes , which is a new technology used in diagnostic tests , last year signed an agreement for Chugai to exclusively market its diagnostic products in Japan for infectious diseases and cancer . diagnostic products what products are those? 35 37 -889 4 Gen - Probe , an industry leader in the field of genetic probes , which is a new technology used in diagnostic tests , last year signed an agreement for Chugai to exclusively market its diagnostic products in Japan for infectious diseases and cancer . Gen - Probe , Who is Gen Probe? 0 4 -889 4 Gen - Probe , an industry leader in the field of genetic probes , which is a new technology used in diagnostic tests , last year signed an agreement for Chugai to exclusively market its diagnostic products in Japan for infectious diseases and cancer . infectious diseases What type of infectious diseases? 40 42 -889 5 Chugai agreed then to fund certain associated research and development costs . certain associated research and development What type of certain associated research and development? 5 10 -890 1 So - called cross - border acquisitions totaled $ 23 . 1 billion in the second quarter , down from $ 33 . 6 billion a year earlier , according to the accounting firm KPMG Peat Marwick . cross - border acquisitions What is a cross-border acquisition? 3 7 -890 1 So - called cross - border acquisitions totaled $ 23 . 1 billion in the second quarter , down from $ 33 . 6 billion a year earlier , according to the accounting firm KPMG Peat Marwick . So - called Why is the acquisition described as cross-border? 0 3 -890 1 So - called cross - border acquisitions totaled $ 23 . 1 billion in the second quarter , down from $ 33 . 6 billion a year earlier , according to the accounting firm KPMG Peat Marwick . down Why is the total down from a year earlier? 18 19 -890 2 In a cross - border transaction , the buyer is in a different region of the globe from the target . cross - border transaction , is that becoming common? 2 7 -890 2 In a cross - border transaction , the buyer is in a different region of the globe from the target . buyer How does the buyer acquire a target in a different region? 8 9 -890 3 Such transactions numbered 670 in the second quarter , up from 527 a year earlier . numbered 670 how are they tracked? 2 4 -890 3 Such transactions numbered 670 in the second quarter , up from 527 a year earlier . up Why are the numbers up from a year earlier? 9 10 -890 4 However , the total value declined for deals of $ 100 million and up . declined Why did the total value decline for deals of $100 million and up? 5 6 -890 5 The downturn in total value may be only temporary , suggested Herb Adler , a KPMG Peat Marwick partner . temporary , why would it be temporary? 8 10 -890 5 The downturn in total value may be only temporary , suggested Herb Adler , a KPMG Peat Marwick partner . temporary , Why does Mr. Adler think the downturn in total value is temporary? 8 10 -891 1 The following issues were recently filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission : issues which issues? 2 3 -891 1 The following issues were recently filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission : issues What issues were filed recently with the SEC? 2 3 -891 1 The following issues were recently filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission : Securities and Exchange Commission : What types of issues would the Securities and Exchange commission be filing? 8 13 -891 1 The following issues were recently filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission : Exchange Commission : What is this exchange commission? 10 13 -891 2 ECI Environmental Inc . , initial offering of 1 . 1 million shares , of which ECI will sell 990 , 000 and co - founders will sell 110 , 000 shares , via Oppenheimer & Co . Oppenheimer & Co How did Oppenheimer&Co come to these numbers for ECI shares? 34 37 -891 2 ECI Environmental Inc . , initial offering of 1 . 1 million shares , of which ECI will sell 990 , 000 and co - founders will sell 110 , 000 shares , via Oppenheimer & Co . shares , Why are they selling shares? 12 14 -891 3 Fastenal Co . , proposed offering of 400 , 000 common shares by holders , via Robert W . Baird & Co . and William Blair & Co . common shares what are common shares? 10 12 -891 3 Fastenal Co . , proposed offering of 400 , 000 common shares by holders , via Robert W . Baird & Co . and William Blair & Co . 400 , 000 common shares What types of shares are being offered here? 7 12 -891 4 First Capital Holdings Corp . , proposed offering of $ 275 million of floating rate senior notes , via Shearson Lehman Hutton Inc . floating rate senior notes , what are those? 13 18 -891 4 First Capital Holdings Corp . , proposed offering of $ 275 million of floating rate senior notes , via Shearson Lehman Hutton Inc . floating rate senior notes , What is a floating rate senior note? 13 18 -891 4 First Capital Holdings Corp . , proposed offering of $ 275 million of floating rate senior notes , via Shearson Lehman Hutton Inc . floating rate senior notes , How are senior notes different from common shares? 13 18 -891 4 First Capital Holdings Corp . , proposed offering of $ 275 million of floating rate senior notes , via Shearson Lehman Hutton Inc . First Capital Holdings Corp Why is this company important? 0 4 -891 5 Industrial Funding Corp . , initial offering of common stock , via Alex . Alex Who is Alex and why does he get a share in this? 12 13 -891 5 Industrial Funding Corp . , initial offering of common stock , via Alex . via Alex Who is Alex? 11 13 -892 1 October was an edgy month for the practitioners of glasnost , the official Soviet policy of allowing more candor from the nation ' s media . edgy month Why was October an edgy month for glasnost practitioners? 3 5 -892 1 October was an edgy month for the practitioners of glasnost , the official Soviet policy of allowing more candor from the nation ' s media . glasnost , What exactly is it? 9 11 -892 1 October was an edgy month for the practitioners of glasnost , the official Soviet policy of allowing more candor from the nation ' s media . October in which year? 0 1 -892 1 October was an edgy month for the practitioners of glasnost , the official Soviet policy of allowing more candor from the nation ' s media . edgy month How was October an edgy month for the practitioners? 3 5 -892 1 October was an edgy month for the practitioners of glasnost , the official Soviet policy of allowing more candor from the nation ' s media . candor how does one add candor to public media? 18 19 -892 2 For one of the superstars of glasnost , Vitaly Korotich , editor of the trail - blazing weekly Ogonyok , Friday , Oct . 20 was a somersaulting day that turned from tension to elation . somersaulting day Why was October 20 a somersaulting day for Vitaly Korotich? 27 29 -892 2 For one of the superstars of glasnost , Vitaly Korotich , editor of the trail - blazing weekly Ogonyok , Friday , Oct . 20 was a somersaulting day that turned from tension to elation . turned from tension What was the tension/cause of the tension? 30 33 -892 2 For one of the superstars of glasnost , Vitaly Korotich , editor of the trail - blazing weekly Ogonyok , Friday , Oct . 20 was a somersaulting day that turned from tension to elation . glasnost , what is glasnost? 6 8 -892 2 For one of the superstars of glasnost , Vitaly Korotich , editor of the trail - blazing weekly Ogonyok , Friday , Oct . 20 was a somersaulting day that turned from tension to elation . superstars of glasnost , Why is Vitaly Korotich a superstar of glasnost? 4 8 -892 2 For one of the superstars of glasnost , Vitaly Korotich , editor of the trail - blazing weekly Ogonyok , Friday , Oct . 20 was a somersaulting day that turned from tension to elation . superstars how did he get the title \"superstar\"? 4 5 -892 3 He had been summoned to the Central Committee of the Soviet Communist Party , after he finished his lunch at the Savoy Hotel , an unlikely prelude to a bureaucratic brow - beating : Eight - foot - tall Rubenesquely naked ladies float on their canvases toward a ceiling teeming with cherubs , all surrounded by gilt laid on with a pastry chef ' s trowel and supported by marble corinthian columns whose capitals are fluting fountains of gold . summoned Why was he summoned to the Central Committee? 3 4 -892 3 He had been summoned to the Central Committee of the Soviet Communist Party , after he finished his lunch at the Savoy Hotel , an unlikely prelude to a bureaucratic brow - beating : Eight - foot - tall Rubenesquely naked ladies float on their canvases toward a ceiling teeming with cherubs , all surrounded by gilt laid on with a pastry chef ' s trowel and supported by marble corinthian columns whose capitals are fluting fountains of gold . fountains of gold . How do people feel justified holding tight to so much opulence while others die of starvation? 76 80 -892 4 Why had Mr . Korotich been called ? " I told my driver , " he said , " that he was taking my butt to the Central Committee so they can . . . " whack , whack , whack his hand made vigorous spanking gestures on his left palm . " They feel the need from time to time to ` educate ' me . " ` educate ' Why did the Central Committee need to educate Korotich? 62 65 -892 4 Why had Mr . Korotich been called ? " I told my driver , " he said , " that he was taking my butt to the Central Committee so they can . . . " whack , whack , whack his hand made vigorous spanking gestures on his left palm . " They feel the need from time to time to ` educate ' me . " feel the need from time to time Why do they feel the need to educate him from time to time? 54 61 -892 4 Why had Mr . Korotich been called ? " I told my driver , " he said , " that he was taking my butt to the Central Committee so they can . . . " whack , whack , whack his hand made vigorous spanking gestures on his left palm . " They feel the need from time to time to ` educate ' me . " ` educate ' me How would he be educated if he was poor? 62 66 -892 5 And indeed , as he later reported , that was the import of the meeting . import definition of this word? 11 12 -892 5 And indeed , as he later reported , that was the import of the meeting . later reported , how was he allowed to report on such matters? 5 8 -893 1 Margaret Thatcher ' s instinctive response to the latest upheaval in her government is to promise business as usual . instinctive What was her response? 4 5 -893 1 Margaret Thatcher ' s instinctive response to the latest upheaval in her government is to promise business as usual . latest upheaval How is this latest event promising business as usual? 8 10 -893 1 Margaret Thatcher ' s instinctive response to the latest upheaval in her government is to promise business as usual . latest upheaval What is the latest upheaval in her government? 8 10 -893 1 Margaret Thatcher ' s instinctive response to the latest upheaval in her government is to promise business as usual . latest upheaval What is the latest upheaval in Margaret Thatcher's government? 8 10 -893 2 That may be the last thing she needs . thing she needs needs to do what? 5 8 -893 2 That may be the last thing she needs . last thing she needs Why would this potentially be the last thing she needs. What is she trying to obtain? 4 8 -893 2 That may be the last thing she needs . That may be the last thing What may be the last thing she needs? 0 6 -893 2 That may be the last thing she needs . last thing What is the last thing that Margaret Thatcher needs? 4 6 -893 3 As the air clears from last week ' s storm of resignations and reshufflings , the government faces a daunting job of rebuilding confidence in its policies . daunting job how daunting is it? 19 21 -893 3 As the air clears from last week ' s storm of resignations and reshufflings , the government faces a daunting job of rebuilding confidence in its policies . rebuilding confidence How are they planning to rebuild this confidence? 22 24 -893 3 As the air clears from last week ' s storm of resignations and reshufflings , the government faces a daunting job of rebuilding confidence in its policies . last week ' s storm of resignations Who are the people that resigned? 5 12 -893 3 As the air clears from last week ' s storm of resignations and reshufflings , the government faces a daunting job of rebuilding confidence in its policies . its policies Rebuilding confidence in what policies? 25 27 -893 3 As the air clears from last week ' s storm of resignations and reshufflings , the government faces a daunting job of rebuilding confidence in its policies . resignations Who were the resignations from? 11 12 -893 4 The prime minister and her new chancellor of the exchequer , the untested John Major , need to haul the country through something like a recession to bring down inflation and set the economy moving again . exchequer , what is an exchequer? 9 11 -893 5 Mrs . Thatcher has to come to terms with European economic integration , beginning with the European Monetary System , which Britain is committed to joining fully someday . someday Why is the point at which this commitment happens vague? What is holding them back? 27 28 -893 5 Mrs . Thatcher has to come to terms with European economic integration , beginning with the European Monetary System , which Britain is committed to joining fully someday . European economic integration , What is European economic integration? 9 13 -894 1 Several of the New York Stock Exchange ' s own listed companies , led by giant Contel Corp . , are joining for the first time to complain about program trading and the exchange ' s role in it . program trading What is the problem with program trading? 29 31 -894 1 Several of the New York Stock Exchange ' s own listed companies , led by giant Contel Corp . , are joining for the first time to complain about program trading and the exchange ' s role in it . companies , Which companies are joining together to complain? 11 13 -894 1 Several of the New York Stock Exchange ' s own listed companies , led by giant Contel Corp . , are joining for the first time to complain about program trading and the exchange ' s role in it . complain WHAT ARE THEY COMPLAINING ABOUT? 27 28 -894 1 Several of the New York Stock Exchange ' s own listed companies , led by giant Contel Corp . , are joining for the first time to complain about program trading and the exchange ' s role in it . complain about program trading What are the complaints? 27 31 -894 1 Several of the New York Stock Exchange ' s own listed companies , led by giant Contel Corp . , are joining for the first time to complain about program trading and the exchange ' s role in it . program trading what is involved with program trading? 29 31 -894 1 Several of the New York Stock Exchange ' s own listed companies , led by giant Contel Corp . , are joining for the first time to complain about program trading and the exchange ' s role in it . listed companies , What are the listed companies? 10 13 -894 2 Claiming program trading has turned the Big Board into a " gambling casino , " Contel Chairman Charles Wohlstetter said that he and at least 20 other corporate executives are forming an unprecedented alliance . " gambling casino , " What does Charles Wohlstetter mean by \"gambling casino\"? 10 15 -894 2 Claiming program trading has turned the Big Board into a " gambling casino , " Contel Chairman Charles Wohlstetter said that he and at least 20 other corporate executives are forming an unprecedented alliance . " gambling casino , " its not really a casino though right? 10 15 -894 2 Claiming program trading has turned the Big Board into a " gambling casino , " Contel Chairman Charles Wohlstetter said that he and at least 20 other corporate executives are forming an unprecedented alliance . alliance alliance against what? 33 34 -894 2 Claiming program trading has turned the Big Board into a " gambling casino , " Contel Chairman Charles Wohlstetter said that he and at least 20 other corporate executives are forming an unprecedented alliance . " gambling casino , " How is it a gambling casino? 10 15 -894 3 The group , Mr . Wohlstetter said in an interview , wants to end the market ' s wild price swings that critics blame on computer - aided program - trading strategies . wild price swings Why would program-trading cause wild price swings? 18 21 -894 3 The group , Mr . Wohlstetter said in an interview , wants to end the market ' s wild price swings that critics blame on computer - aided program - trading strategies . Mr . Wohlstetter said in an interview , Who was the interview conducted by? 3 11 -894 3 The group , Mr . Wohlstetter said in an interview , wants to end the market ' s wild price swings that critics blame on computer - aided program - trading strategies . The group , how do you end the swings without completely cutting out online trading? 0 3 -894 3 The group , Mr . Wohlstetter said in an interview , wants to end the market ' s wild price swings that critics blame on computer - aided program - trading strategies . market ' s wild price swings What percentage do the price swigs change? 15 21 -894 4 The group will complain to Washington , to the heads of program - trading firms and to the heads of the Big Board itself , he said . will complain What are their complaints? 2 4 -894 5 " They should call { the exchange } Trump East , " charged Mr . Wohlstetter , the 79 - year - old founder of Contel who ' s also a former investment banker and stock trader . " What is the mission of the financial community - - to help some scavengers or schemers , or help corporate America ? " Contel is a $ 6 billion telephone and electronics company . Trump East , " What is meant by Trump East? 8 12 -894 5 " They should call { the exchange } Trump East , " charged Mr . Wohlstetter , the 79 - year - old founder of Contel who ' s also a former investment banker and stock trader . " What is the mission of the financial community - - to help some scavengers or schemers , or help corporate America ? " Contel is a $ 6 billion telephone and electronics company . Trump East , " what does trump east mean? 8 12 -894 5 " They should call { the exchange } Trump East , " charged Mr . Wohlstetter , the 79 - year - old founder of Contel who ' s also a former investment banker and stock trader . " What is the mission of the financial community - - to help some scavengers or schemers , or help corporate America ? " Contel is a $ 6 billion telephone and electronics company . Contel is a $ 6 billion why would he preach about the what the community should do when he has a vested interest in what he is preaching against? 62 68 -895 1 There may be a truce in the long war of nerves between the White House and Congress over how this country conducts secret intelligence operations abroad . how How do the White House and Congress feel about how the county conducts secret intelligence operations abroad? 18 19 -895 1 There may be a truce in the long war of nerves between the White House and Congress over how this country conducts secret intelligence operations abroad . truce what are the odds of a truce? 4 5 -895 1 There may be a truce in the long war of nerves between the White House and Congress over how this country conducts secret intelligence operations abroad . long war of nerves What is this? Is it like'chicken\" to see who blinks first? 7 11 -895 1 There may be a truce in the long war of nerves between the White House and Congress over how this country conducts secret intelligence operations abroad . truce How will there be a truce? 4 5 -895 2 After years of mistrust born of Watergate , past misdeeds of the Central Intelligence Agency , and the Iran - Contra scandal , President Bush and the Senate Intelligence Committee appear ready - - for now , at least - - to trust each other when it comes to setting policy on covert activities . setting policy What policy does President Bush and the Senate Intelligence Committee agree on? 49 51 -895 2 After years of mistrust born of Watergate , past misdeeds of the Central Intelligence Agency , and the Iran - Contra scandal , President Bush and the Senate Intelligence Committee appear ready - - for now , at least - - to trust each other when it comes to setting policy on covert activities . for now , at least Why do they only appear ready for now? 34 39 -895 3 If that attitude lasts , it could infuse covert action planning with a level of care and confidence that hasn ' t been seen in years . hasn ' t been seen in years how many years? 19 26 -895 3 If that attitude lasts , it could infuse covert action planning with a level of care and confidence that hasn ' t been seen in years . hasn ' t been seen in years How has this not been seen in years? 19 26 -895 4 Over the past week , the president has agreed to keep the committee informed , usually in advance , of covert actions and to put key intelligence decisions in writing . committee informed , Why hasn't the committee been informed of covert actions? 12 15 -895 4 Over the past week , the president has agreed to keep the committee informed , usually in advance , of covert actions and to put key intelligence decisions in writing . key intelligence decisions How are these decisions key intelligence decisions? 25 28 -895 5 That wasn ' t always the way the Reagan administration handled such matters . the way How did the Reagan administration handle secret intelligence operations? 5 7 -895 5 That wasn ' t always the way the Reagan administration handled such matters . administration handled such matters how did they handle it before? 9 13 -896 1 APARTHEID FOES STAGED a massive anti - government rally in South Africa . massive How is the rally massive? 4 5 -896 1 APARTHEID FOES STAGED a massive anti - government rally in South Africa . rally Why was the rally in South Africa? 8 9 -896 1 APARTHEID FOES STAGED a massive anti - government rally in South Africa . anti - government Why is the rally anti-government focused? 5 8 -896 1 APARTHEID FOES STAGED a massive anti - government rally in South Africa . APARTHEID FOES who opposes apartheid? 0 2 -896 1 APARTHEID FOES STAGED a massive anti - government rally in South Africa . South Africa Where in South Africa was the anti-government rally? 10 12 -896 1 APARTHEID FOES STAGED a massive anti - government rally in South Africa . APARTHEID FOES Who are the APARTHEID FOES? 0 2 -896 2 More than 70 , 000 people filled a soccer stadium on the outskirts of the black township of Soweto and welcomed freed leaders of the outlawed African National Congress . 70 , 000 How did the \"more than 70,000\" people get counted? 2 5 -896 2 More than 70 , 000 people filled a soccer stadium on the outskirts of the black township of Soweto and welcomed freed leaders of the outlawed African National Congress . stadium Why did they choose to gather in a soccer stadium? 9 10 -896 2 More than 70 , 000 people filled a soccer stadium on the outskirts of the black township of Soweto and welcomed freed leaders of the outlawed African National Congress . freed Why were leaders freed? 21 22 -896 2 More than 70 , 000 people filled a soccer stadium on the outskirts of the black township of Soweto and welcomed freed leaders of the outlawed African National Congress . soccer stadium Which soccer stadium did 70,000 people fill? 8 10 -896 2 More than 70 , 000 people filled a soccer stadium on the outskirts of the black township of Soweto and welcomed freed leaders of the outlawed African National Congress . freed leaders Who were the freed leaders of the African National Congress that were welcomed? 21 23 -896 2 More than 70 , 000 people filled a soccer stadium on the outskirts of the black township of Soweto and welcomed freed leaders of the outlawed African National Congress . black township What makes this a black township? 15 17 -896 3 It was considered South Africa ' s largest opposition rally . opposition Why was the rally in opposition? 8 9 -896 3 It was considered South Africa ' s largest opposition rally . largest opposition rally what was the second largest? 7 10 -896 3 It was considered South Africa ' s largest opposition rally . largest opposition rally What opposition rally can you compare it to? 7 10 -896 4 Walter Sisulu , the ANC ' s former secretary general who served 26 years in prison before being released two weeks ago , urged peace , negotiation and discipline . prison Why was Walter Sisulu in prison? 15 16 -896 4 Walter Sisulu , the ANC ' s former secretary general who served 26 years in prison before being released two weeks ago , urged peace , negotiation and discipline . released Why was Walter Sisulu released from prison? 18 19 -896 4 Walter Sisulu , the ANC ' s former secretary general who served 26 years in prison before being released two weeks ago , urged peace , negotiation and discipline . urged Why is Walter Sisulu urging peace, negotiation and discipline? 23 24 -896 4 Walter Sisulu , the ANC ' s former secretary general who served 26 years in prison before being released two weeks ago , urged peace , negotiation and discipline . 26 years in prison Why did Walter Sisulu serve 26 years in prison? 12 16 -896 4 Walter Sisulu , the ANC ' s former secretary general who served 26 years in prison before being released two weeks ago , urged peace , negotiation and discipline . 26 years in prison Why was he in prison? 12 16 -896 5 President de Klerk ' s government permitted the rally , and security forces didn ' t interfere . government Why is President de Klerk running the government? 5 6 -896 5 President de Klerk ' s government permitted the rally , and security forces didn ' t interfere . permitted Why does a President have to permit the rally? 6 7 -896 5 President de Klerk ' s government permitted the rally , and security forces didn ' t interfere . interfere Why would security forces interfere with a rally? 16 17 -896 5 President de Klerk ' s government permitted the rally , and security forces didn ' t interfere . security forces didn ' t interfere Do security forces normally interfere? 11 17 -897 1 Polly Peck International Inc . ' s agreement to acquire 51 % of Sansui Electric Co . proves that foreign companies can acquire Japanese companies - - if the alternative for the Japanese company is extinction . Japanese companies how much does that cost to acquire? 23 25 -897 1 Polly Peck International Inc . ' s agreement to acquire 51 % of Sansui Electric Co . proves that foreign companies can acquire Japanese companies - - if the alternative for the Japanese company is extinction . extinction Why only extinction? 35 36 -897 1 Polly Peck International Inc . ' s agreement to acquire 51 % of Sansui Electric Co . proves that foreign companies can acquire Japanese companies - - if the alternative for the Japanese company is extinction . can acquire Are they not allowed to acquire them otherwise? 21 23 -897 2 Polly Peck , a fast - growing British conglomerate , will pay 15 . 6 billion yen ( $ 110 million ) for 39 million new shares of Sansui , a well - known maker of high - fidelity audio equipment that failed to adjust to changing market conditions . failed How did the fail? 42 43 -897 2 Polly Peck , a fast - growing British conglomerate , will pay 15 . 6 billion yen ( $ 110 million ) for 39 million new shares of Sansui , a well - known maker of high - fidelity audio equipment that failed to adjust to changing market conditions . failed to adjust How would they have needed to adjust to survive the changing market? 42 45 -897 3 Japanese government officials , eager to rebut foreign criticism of Japanese investments overseas , hailed the transaction as proof foreigners can make similar investments in Japan . rebut what does rebut mean? 6 7 -897 3 Japanese government officials , eager to rebut foreign criticism of Japanese investments overseas , hailed the transaction as proof foreigners can make similar investments in Japan . proof Why the need of a proof? 18 19 -897 4 Polly Peck ' s chairman , Asil Nadir , echoed the official Japanese view of the accord , which was announced Friday . Friday of which year? 21 22 -898 1 Despite politicians ' hand - wringing about the federal budget , the government ended fiscal 1989 with a $ 152 . 08 billion deficit , about the same as the two previous years . hand - wringing Why were the politicans so mad? 3 6 -898 1 Despite politicians ' hand - wringing about the federal budget , the government ended fiscal 1989 with a $ 152 . 08 billion deficit , about the same as the two previous years . federal budget , Why are politicians nervous about the federal budget? 8 11 -898 1 Despite politicians ' hand - wringing about the federal budget , the government ended fiscal 1989 with a $ 152 . 08 billion deficit , about the same as the two previous years . same Why is the the government not doing anything about the deficit? 27 28 -898 2 Even White House budget director Richard Darman had trouble finding a silver lining in the report . " I suppose you could say the good news is that the deficits are not heading up , " he said , " but you can ' t be satisfied with deficits at this level and we ' re not . " report How was the report written? 15 16 -898 2 Even White House budget director Richard Darman had trouble finding a silver lining in the report . " I suppose you could say the good news is that the deficits are not heading up , " he said , " but you can ' t be satisfied with deficits at this level and we ' re not . " satisfied Why is the deficit unsatisfactory? 46 47 -898 3 The federal deficit was $ 155 . 15 billion in 1988 and $ 149 . 69 billion in 1987 . federal deficit who do they owe the money to? 1 3 -898 3 The federal deficit was $ 155 . 15 billion in 1988 and $ 149 . 69 billion in 1987 . 1987 What's the federal deficit now? 18 19 -898 3 The federal deficit was $ 155 . 15 billion in 1988 and $ 149 . 69 billion in 1987 . was How did the deficit drop rise over three billion dollars in a year? 3 4 -898 4 The 1989 deficit would have been nearly $ 10 billion larger had the government been able to spend as much as Congress intended on cleaning up the thrift industry before the year ended on Sept . 30 . thrift Thrift industry? What is that? 27 28 -898 4 The 1989 deficit would have been nearly $ 10 billion larger had the government been able to spend as much as Congress intended on cleaning up the thrift industry before the year ended on Sept . 30 . thrift industry How did Congress intend on cleaning up the thrift industry? 27 29 -898 4 The 1989 deficit would have been nearly $ 10 billion larger had the government been able to spend as much as Congress intended on cleaning up the thrift industry before the year ended on Sept . 30 . able Why did Congress not allow the government to spend more? 15 16 -898 4 The 1989 deficit would have been nearly $ 10 billion larger had the government been able to spend as much as Congress intended on cleaning up the thrift industry before the year ended on Sept . 30 . thrift Why is congress cleaning up the thrift industry? 27 28 -898 5 Because the Resolution Trust Corp . couldn ' t spend the money fast enough , the savings - and - loan outlays were pushed into fiscal 1990 . money fast enough , why couldnt teh money be spent fast enough? 11 15 -898 5 Because the Resolution Trust Corp . couldn ' t spend the money fast enough , the savings - and - loan outlays were pushed into fiscal 1990 . fast enough , why couldnt they spend fast enough? 12 15 -899 1 Control Data Corp . , which just months ago was hemorrhaging financially , thinks it will be healthy enough soon to consider repurchasing public debt . hemorrhaging financially , Why was Control Data hemorrhaging financially? 10 13 -899 1 Control Data Corp . , which just months ago was hemorrhaging financially , thinks it will be healthy enough soon to consider repurchasing public debt . just months ago was hemorrhaging financially , Why was the company hemorrhaging money and why do they think they will be healthy again soon? 6 13 -899 1 Control Data Corp . , which just months ago was hemorrhaging financially , thinks it will be healthy enough soon to consider repurchasing public debt . be healthy enough soon What changed to turn things around? 16 20 -899 1 Control Data Corp . , which just months ago was hemorrhaging financially , thinks it will be healthy enough soon to consider repurchasing public debt . hemorrhaging financially , What was leading to their financial difficulties? 10 13 -899 2 Moreover , the company , whose go - it - alone approach nearly proved fatal , now sees alliances with others as the way back to prosperity in what it calls " the data solutions " business . data solutions " what are data solutions? 33 36 -899 2 Moreover , the company , whose go - it - alone approach nearly proved fatal , now sees alliances with others as the way back to prosperity in what it calls " the data solutions " business . " the data solutions " business How does repurchasing public debt correlate to being a \"data solutions\" business? 31 37 -899 2 Moreover , the company , whose go - it - alone approach nearly proved fatal , now sees alliances with others as the way back to prosperity in what it calls " the data solutions " business . alliances Why does it see alliances as beneficial? 18 19 -899 2 Moreover , the company , whose go - it - alone approach nearly proved fatal , now sees alliances with others as the way back to prosperity in what it calls " the data solutions " business . go - it - alone approach Why were they taking this sort of tactic? 6 12 -899 3 " I ' m not saying everything is hunky - dory , but we have completed the transition , " Robert M . Price , chairman and chief executive , said in an interview . " Transition " is a reference to the company ' s five - year restructuring effort . company ' s five - year restructuring why did it take so long? 43 50 -899 3 " I ' m not saying everything is hunky - dory , but we have completed the transition , " Robert M . Price , chairman and chief executive , said in an interview . " Transition " is a reference to the company ' s five - year restructuring effort . five - year restructuring effort What did the restructuring involve? 46 51 -899 4 During that time , Control Data had losses of more than $ 1 billion . losses Why was Control Data's losses so high? 7 8 -899 4 During that time , Control Data had losses of more than $ 1 billion . losses of more than $ 1 billion What was leading to these heavy losses? 7 14 -899 5 Now , following asset sales that shrank revenue by more than one - third this year alone , Control Data is flush with cash . flush with cash what will they do with it? 21 24 -900 1 Personal spending , which fueled the economy ' s growth in the third quarter , was clearly slowing by the end of the period , raising questions about the economy ' s strength as the year ends . clearly slowing why was it slowing? 16 18 -900 1 Personal spending , which fueled the economy ' s growth in the third quarter , was clearly slowing by the end of the period , raising questions about the economy ' s strength as the year ends . clearly slowing Slowing by how much? 16 18 -900 1 Personal spending , which fueled the economy ' s growth in the third quarter , was clearly slowing by the end of the period , raising questions about the economy ' s strength as the year ends . was clearly slowing Why was it slowing? 15 18 -900 1 Personal spending , which fueled the economy ' s growth in the third quarter , was clearly slowing by the end of the period , raising questions about the economy ' s strength as the year ends . raising questions What questions 25 27 -900 1 Personal spending , which fueled the economy ' s growth in the third quarter , was clearly slowing by the end of the period , raising questions about the economy ' s strength as the year ends . slowing Why was personal spending slowing by the end of the period? 17 18 -900 2 Personal spending grew 0 . 2 % in September to a $ 3 . 526 trillion annual rate , the Commerce Department said . Personal spending grew 0 . 2 % Why did it grow? 0 7 -900 3 It was the smallest monthly increase in a year . smallest monthly increase what was the biggest? 3 6 -900 3 It was the smallest monthly increase in a year . smallest monthly Why was it so small? What happened? 3 5 -900 4 At the same time , personal income was held down by the effects of Hurricane Hugo , which tore through parts of North and South Carolina in late September . September which year is this? 28 29 -900 4 At the same time , personal income was held down by the effects of Hurricane Hugo , which tore through parts of North and South Carolina in late September . tore through parts of North and South Carolina Which parts of North and South Carolina? 18 26 -900 4 At the same time , personal income was held down by the effects of Hurricane Hugo , which tore through parts of North and South Carolina in late September . personal income was held down To what extent? 5 10 -900 4 At the same time , personal income was held down by the effects of Hurricane Hugo , which tore through parts of North and South Carolina in late September . held down Why was it held down by Hurricane Hugo? 8 10 -900 4 At the same time , personal income was held down by the effects of Hurricane Hugo , which tore through parts of North and South Carolina in late September . North and South Carolina Why only these two states 22 26 -900 4 At the same time , personal income was held down by the effects of Hurricane Hugo , which tore through parts of North and South Carolina in late September . Hurricane How did Hurricane Hugo hold down personal income? 14 15 -900 5 The department said personal income rose 0 . 3 % in September to a $ 4 . 469 trillion rate but would have climbed 0 . 6 % had it not been for the storm . department Commerece department? Because a different rate was given in September above. 1 2 -900 5 The department said personal income rose 0 . 3 % in September to a $ 4 . 469 trillion rate but would have climbed 0 . 6 % had it not been for the storm . 0 . 6 % How do they know it would have climbed this much 24 28 -901 1 CHARLESTON , W . Va . - Downtown businesses and restaurants began to reopen after water was declared safe to drink in portions of West Virginia ' s capital , but life has yet to return to normal for most of the 300 , 000 people who haven ' t been able to use running water in the five days since a chemical spill . reopen How long were they closed? 13 14 -901 1 CHARLESTON , W . Va . - Downtown businesses and restaurants began to reopen after water was declared safe to drink in portions of West Virginia ' s capital , but life has yet to return to normal for most of the 300 , 000 people who haven ' t been able to use running water in the five days since a chemical spill . safe to drink Was the water deemed not safe to drink prior? 18 21 -901 1 CHARLESTON , W . Va . - Downtown businesses and restaurants began to reopen after water was declared safe to drink in portions of West Virginia ' s capital , but life has yet to return to normal for most of the 300 , 000 people who haven ' t been able to use running water in the five days since a chemical spill . chemical spill Where did this spill come from? 62 64 -901 1 CHARLESTON , W . Va . - Downtown businesses and restaurants began to reopen after water was declared safe to drink in portions of West Virginia ' s capital , but life has yet to return to normal for most of the 300 , 000 people who haven ' t been able to use running water in the five days since a chemical spill . safe Why was the water declared safe to drink? 18 19 -901 1 CHARLESTON , W . Va . - Downtown businesses and restaurants began to reopen after water was declared safe to drink in portions of West Virginia ' s capital , but life has yet to return to normal for most of the 300 , 000 people who haven ' t been able to use running water in the five days since a chemical spill . spill How did the chemical spill occur? 63 64 -901 1 CHARLESTON , W . Va . - Downtown businesses and restaurants began to reopen after water was declared safe to drink in portions of West Virginia ' s capital , but life has yet to return to normal for most of the 300 , 000 people who haven ' t been able to use running water in the five days since a chemical spill . since a chemical spill What type of chemical spill? 60 64 -901 2 It could still be days before everyone in the Charleston metropolitan area is cleared to use water , though officials say the water in certain designated areas was safe to drink and wash with as long as people flushed out their systems . flushed out how do they flush it out? 38 40 -901 2 It could still be days before everyone in the Charleston metropolitan area is cleared to use water , though officials say the water in certain designated areas was safe to drink and wash with as long as people flushed out their systems . days How many days? 4 5 -901 2 It could still be days before everyone in the Charleston metropolitan area is cleared to use water , though officials say the water in certain designated areas was safe to drink and wash with as long as people flushed out their systems . flushed out their systems Flushed out their systems how? 38 42 -901 2 It could still be days before everyone in the Charleston metropolitan area is cleared to use water , though officials say the water in certain designated areas was safe to drink and wash with as long as people flushed out their systems . flushed How did people flush out their systems? 38 39 -901 3 They cautioned that the water may still have a slight licorice - type odor , raising the anxieties of some who believed it was still contaminated . licorice - type what does that smell like? 10 13 -901 3 They cautioned that the water may still have a slight licorice - type odor , raising the anxieties of some who believed it was still contaminated . licorice - type odor , Is this dangerous?\n 10 15 -901 3 They cautioned that the water may still have a slight licorice - type odor , raising the anxieties of some who believed it was still contaminated . odor , Why will the water have a slight licorice-type odor? 13 15 -901 3 They cautioned that the water may still have a slight licorice - type odor , raising the anxieties of some who believed it was still contaminated . contaminated How will they know when the water is not contaminated? 25 26 -901 4 " I wouldn ' t drink it for a while . I ' m skeptical about it , " said Wanda Blake , a cashier in the electronics section of a Charleston Kmart who fears she was exposed to the tainted water before she got word of the spill . I ' m skeptical What makes her skeptical? 11 15 -901 4 " I wouldn ' t drink it for a while . I ' m skeptical about it , " said Wanda Blake , a cashier in the electronics section of a Charleston Kmart who fears she was exposed to the tainted water before she got word of the spill . fears Is it a dyer situation? 34 35 -901 4 " I wouldn ' t drink it for a while . I ' m skeptical about it , " said Wanda Blake , a cashier in the electronics section of a Charleston Kmart who fears she was exposed to the tainted water before she got word of the spill . skeptical Why is Wanda Blake skeptical about the water? 14 15 -901 4 " I wouldn ' t drink it for a while . I ' m skeptical about it , " said Wanda Blake , a cashier in the electronics section of a Charleston Kmart who fears she was exposed to the tainted water before she got word of the spill . before Why did Wanda Black not get word about the tainted water in time? 42 43 -901 4 " I wouldn ' t drink it for a while . I ' m skeptical about it , " said Wanda Blake , a cashier in the electronics section of a Charleston Kmart who fears she was exposed to the tainted water before she got word of the spill . spill Why was there a spill? 48 49 -901 5 " I know I ' ve ingested it " . By Tuesday morning , officials had given the green light to about 35 percent of West Virginia American Water ' s customers . Tuesday morning , which tuesday? 11 14 -901 5 " I know I ' ve ingested it " . By Tuesday morning , officials had given the green light to about 35 percent of West Virginia American Water ' s customers . I ' ve ingested it " Is it dangerous to ingest? 3 9 -901 5 " I know I ' ve ingested it " . By Tuesday morning , officials had given the green light to about 35 percent of West Virginia American Water ' s customers . given How did officials give the green light to the customers? 16 17 -902 1 BEIJING - Two hours before showtime at Beijing ' s prestigious National Center for the Performing Arts , China ' s equivalent of the Met , performers with the American Hollywood Film Orchestra were having a vaudevillian moment . vaudevillian what is this word? 36 37 -902 1 BEIJING - Two hours before showtime at Beijing ' s prestigious National Center for the Performing Arts , China ' s equivalent of the Met , performers with the American Hollywood Film Orchestra were having a vaudevillian moment . moment What caused this vaudevillian moment? 37 38 -902 1 BEIJING - Two hours before showtime at Beijing ' s prestigious National Center for the Performing Arts , China ' s equivalent of the Met , performers with the American Hollywood Film Orchestra were having a vaudevillian moment . were having a vaudevillian moment How where they having such a moment? 33 38 -902 2 It was the latest stop on a blitzkrieg winter tour of China for a somewhat motley but certainly merry group of American minstrels definitely not from Hollywood . blitzkrieg winter what is a blitzkrieg winter? 7 9 -902 2 It was the latest stop on a blitzkrieg winter tour of China for a somewhat motley but certainly merry group of American minstrels definitely not from Hollywood . somewhat motley Why didn't this foundation attract classier acts? 14 16 -902 2 It was the latest stop on a blitzkrieg winter tour of China for a somewhat motley but certainly merry group of American minstrels definitely not from Hollywood . blitzkrieg winter tour of China How was this tour comparable to the blitzkrieg? 7 12 -902 2 It was the latest stop on a blitzkrieg winter tour of China for a somewhat motley but certainly merry group of American minstrels definitely not from Hollywood . somewhat motley but certainly merry What factors lead to this description? 14 19 -902 2 It was the latest stop on a blitzkrieg winter tour of China for a somewhat motley but certainly merry group of American minstrels definitely not from Hollywood . definitely not from Hollywood What distinguished this group as \"definitely not from Hollywood\"? 23 27 -902 3 They schlep by bus , train and plane to more than a dozen cities from late December to mid - January , offering up crowd - pleasing medleys from movies such as " Titanic , " " Dances With Wolves , " " The Incredibles " and " The Godfather " . medleys from movies Did they do songs that weren't featured in hit movies? 27 30 -902 3 They schlep by bus , train and plane to more than a dozen cities from late December to mid - January , offering up crowd - pleasing medleys from movies such as " Titanic , " " Dances With Wolves , " " The Incredibles " and " The Godfather " . schlep What does the term \"schlep\" mean? 1 2 -902 3 They schlep by bus , train and plane to more than a dozen cities from late December to mid - January , offering up crowd - pleasing medleys from movies such as " Titanic , " " Dances With Wolves , " " The Incredibles " and " The Godfather " . more than a dozen cities To which cities did this group travel? 9 14 -902 4 To save on travel expenses , the group doesn ' t lug around large instruments such as drums , upright basses or even cellos ; local promoters in each town provide them . local promoters in each town provide them How lucrative is this for local providers? 25 32 -902 4 To save on travel expenses , the group doesn ' t lug around large instruments such as drums , upright basses or even cellos ; local promoters in each town provide them . local promoters in each town provide them How do these promoters know what to provide, and how many of each instrument to provide? 25 32 -902 5 On this Saturday evening in Beijing , two cellists opened the cases to the loaner instruments and found the bridge on one had come completely off . loaner Why did they have loaner? 14 15 -902 5 On this Saturday evening in Beijing , two cellists opened the cases to the loaner instruments and found the bridge on one had come completely off . On this Saturday evening What is the month and date of the Saturday mentioned? 0 4 -902 5 On this Saturday evening in Beijing , two cellists opened the cases to the loaner instruments and found the bridge on one had come completely off . bridge on one had come completely off How did this accident happen? 19 26 -903 1 FORT LAUDERDALE , Fla . - Researchers are looking to the sun to give hunted and overfished sharks a new ray of hope . hunted and what can the sun do here? 14 16 -903 1 FORT LAUDERDALE , Fla . - Researchers are looking to the sun to give hunted and overfished sharks a new ray of hope . hunted and overfished sharks What kind of sharks are hunted or overfished? 14 18 -903 1 FORT LAUDERDALE , Fla . - Researchers are looking to the sun to give hunted and overfished sharks a new ray of hope . sun What does the sun have to do with hunted and overfished sharks? 11 12 -903 1 FORT LAUDERDALE , Fla . - Researchers are looking to the sun to give hunted and overfished sharks a new ray of hope . hope What is the hope? 22 23 -903 2 Using a special solar - powered tag , marine scientists now can study a shark ' s movements for up to two years by way of data beamed to satellites . data beamed to satellites do they put a chip inside the sharks? 26 30 -903 2 Using a special solar - powered tag , marine scientists now can study a shark ' s movements for up to two years by way of data beamed to satellites . marine scientists Who are the marine scientists and who are they affiliated with? 8 10 -903 2 Using a special solar - powered tag , marine scientists now can study a shark ' s movements for up to two years by way of data beamed to satellites . data What kind of data? 26 27 -903 3 Previously , researchers relied on tags that ran on batteries and sometimes died before all the information could be transmitted . relied on tags that ran on batteries How long would these old tags last? 3 10 -903 4 The new tags are like " a smartphone for marine animals , " said Marco Flagg , CEO of Desert Star , a Marina , Calif . , company that offers the solar devices . Marco Flagg , is he well educated? 14 17 -903 4 The new tags are like " a smartphone for marine animals , " said Marco Flagg , CEO of Desert Star , a Marina , Calif . , company that offers the solar devices . " a smartphone for marine animals , " How much do the tags cost? 5 13 -903 4 The new tags are like " a smartphone for marine animals , " said Marco Flagg , CEO of Desert Star , a Marina , Calif . , company that offers the solar devices . smartphone How are the tags like a smartphone? 7 8 -903 5 " Just like smartphones , the tags have many sensors and communication capability " . many sensors What types of sensors are on the tags? 8 10 -903 5 " Just like smartphones , the tags have many sensors and communication capability " . sensors What kind of sensors do the tags have? 9 10 -904 1 Injuries and ailments from Southern California amusement park rides are rare . are how rare are they? 9 10 -904 1 Injuries and ailments from Southern California amusement park rides are rare . rare Why are injuries rare? 10 11 -904 3 People are more likely to get sick or hurt on older attractions than on newer rides . more likely how likely is it? 2 4 -904 3 People are more likely to get sick or hurt on older attractions than on newer rides . older attractions Which older attractions? 10 12 -904 3 People are more likely to get sick or hurt on older attractions than on newer rides . older attractions What older attractions are people more likely to get hurt on? 10 12 -904 4 And about 1 in 8 accident reports , as they are called , concern riders who were hurt while getting on or off an attraction . on or off How would a person get hurt getting on or off an attraction? 20 23 -904 4 And about 1 in 8 accident reports , as they are called , concern riders who were hurt while getting on or off an attraction . getting on or off an attraction . Why do people get hurt getting on or off a ride? 19 26 -904 5 Those are some of the findings of a Los Angeles Times analysis of six years ' worth of injury data from theme parks across Southern California . six years ' what were they studying for? 13 16 -904 5 Those are some of the findings of a Los Angeles Times analysis of six years ' worth of injury data from theme parks across Southern California . theme parks Which theme parks did the data come from? 21 23 -905 1 From many corners of the United States - Los Angeles , Philadelphia , Mississippi - recent years have brought heartening news about the relentless rise in obesity among American children : Several years into a campaign to get kids to eat better and exercise more , child obesity rates have appeared to stabilize , and might reverse . campaign is it not working? 35 36 -905 1 From many corners of the United States - Los Angeles , Philadelphia , Mississippi - recent years have brought heartening news about the relentless rise in obesity among American children : Several years into a campaign to get kids to eat better and exercise more , child obesity rates have appeared to stabilize , and might reverse . recent years Which years are considered recent years? 15 17 -905 1 From many corners of the United States - Los Angeles , Philadelphia , Mississippi - recent years have brought heartening news about the relentless rise in obesity among American children : Several years into a campaign to get kids to eat better and exercise more , child obesity rates have appeared to stabilize , and might reverse . rise in obesity among American children : How much has obesity risen among American children? 24 31 -905 1 From many corners of the United States - Los Angeles , Philadelphia , Mississippi - recent years have brought heartening news about the relentless rise in obesity among American children : Several years into a campaign to get kids to eat better and exercise more , child obesity rates have appeared to stabilize , and might reverse . Several years How many years is several years? 31 33 -905 1 From many corners of the United States - Los Angeles , Philadelphia , Mississippi - recent years have brought heartening news about the relentless rise in obesity among American children : Several years into a campaign to get kids to eat better and exercise more , child obesity rates have appeared to stabilize , and might reverse . reverse Why are they reversing? 56 57 -905 2 But a study published this week in the journal PNAS suggests that among adolescents , the hopeful signs are limited to those from better - educated , more affluent families . PNAS is it a scientific journal? 9 10 -905 2 But a study published this week in the journal PNAS suggests that among adolescents , the hopeful signs are limited to those from better - educated , more affluent families . hopeful signs What are the hopeful signs? 16 18 -905 2 But a study published this week in the journal PNAS suggests that among adolescents , the hopeful signs are limited to those from better - educated , more affluent families . limited Why would this happen? 19 20 -905 3 Among teenagers from poorer , less well - educated families , obesity has continued to rise . to rise why does it rise among them? 14 16 -905 3 Among teenagers from poorer , less well - educated families , obesity has continued to rise . obesity has continued to rise How much as obesity risen? 11 16 -905 4 Nationally , rates of obesity among adolescents ages 12 to 19 did not rise from 2003 to 2004 , and 2009 to 2010 . from What about the time in between? 14 15 -905 5 But during those times , obesity rates among adolescents whose parents have no more than high - school educations rose from about 20 percent to 25 percent . no more than high - school educations How much specific education did they have? 12 19 -906 1 MIAMI - After his father was diagnosed with cancer , a 15 - year - old Champaign , Ill . , teen started skipping school , erupting in angry outbursts , yelling at teachers and punching holes in walls or retreating to his room paralyzed by an overwhelming sadness . paralyzed how can he cope? 44 45 -906 1 MIAMI - After his father was diagnosed with cancer , a 15 - year - old Champaign , Ill . , teen started skipping school , erupting in angry outbursts , yelling at teachers and punching holes in walls or retreating to his room paralyzed by an overwhelming sadness . cancer , How does a person develop cancer? 8 10 -906 1 MIAMI - After his father was diagnosed with cancer , a 15 - year - old Champaign , Ill . , teen started skipping school , erupting in angry outbursts , yelling at teachers and punching holes in walls or retreating to his room paralyzed by an overwhelming sadness . teen Who is the 15 year old teen? 21 22 -906 1 MIAMI - After his father was diagnosed with cancer , a 15 - year - old Champaign , Ill . , teen started skipping school , erupting in angry outbursts , yelling at teachers and punching holes in walls or retreating to his room paralyzed by an overwhelming sadness . walls Is there a positive outlet he could be using for this stress? 38 39 -906 2 When the teen ' s assistant principal approached him a few months ago about seeking help for mental illness , the student initially declined , saying he didn ' t need it . illness , is he ill? 18 20 -906 2 When the teen ' s assistant principal approached him a few months ago about seeking help for mental illness , the student initially declined , saying he didn ' t need it . mental illness , What is considered to be a mental illness? 17 20 -906 2 When the teen ' s assistant principal approached him a few months ago about seeking help for mental illness , the student initially declined , saying he didn ' t need it . principal What is the role of a principal in the life of a depressed student? 6 7 -906 2 When the teen ' s assistant principal approached him a few months ago about seeking help for mental illness , the student initially declined , saying he didn ' t need it . need Is denial a normal aspect of this mental illness? 30 31 -906 3 However , eventually he did seek treatment . eventually he did how long did it take? 2 5 -906 3 However , eventually he did seek treatment . treatment Where does one seek treatment for a mental illness? 6 7 -906 3 However , eventually he did seek treatment . treatment Where did the teen seek treatment? 6 7 -906 3 However , eventually he did seek treatment . treatment What type of treatment was being used? 6 7 -906 3 However , eventually he did seek treatment . treatment How did this treatment go? 6 7 -906 4 Diagnosed with major depressive disorder , he joined group therapy sessions at his school . major depressive was he really depressed? 2 4 -906 4 Diagnosed with major depressive disorder , he joined group therapy sessions at his school . major depressive disorder , How is one evaluated and diagnosed with major depressive disorder? 2 6 -906 4 Diagnosed with major depressive disorder , he joined group therapy sessions at his school . school Has he been able to receive the help he needed? 13 14 -906 5 As stories about increasing school violence dominate headlines , experts say many teens are struggling with untreated mental illness . school violence When did our society begin to document school violence? 4 6 -906 5 As stories about increasing school violence dominate headlines , experts say many teens are struggling with untreated mental illness . untreated mental illness Why are these illnesses not being treated properly? 16 19 -906 5 As stories about increasing school violence dominate headlines , experts say many teens are struggling with untreated mental illness . untreated Could the lack of health insurance have anything to do with this? 16 17 -907 1 WASHINGTON - Jackie Nussbaum knew her son liked playing DragonVale on the family iPad - a colorful game with soothing music and chirping birds where kids raise adorable baby dragons . Jackie Nussbaum is she just a random citizen? 2 4 -907 1 WASHINGTON - Jackie Nussbaum knew her son liked playing DragonVale on the family iPad - a colorful game with soothing music and chirping birds where kids raise adorable baby dragons . knew her son liked playing DragonVale How did she know? 4 10 -907 2 What she didn ' t realize was that he was buying virtual gems - with real money - to build his dragon park as part of the game . real money where did the money come from? 15 17 -907 2 What she didn ' t realize was that he was buying virtual gems - with real money - to build his dragon park as part of the game . with real money How was the information to buy the in-game items added? 14 17 -907 3 When she opened her credit card statement , she saw a slew of charges from Apple , totaling $ 600 in one day . totaling $ 600 how did he spend so much? 17 20 -907 3 When she opened her credit card statement , she saw a slew of charges from Apple , totaling $ 600 in one day . slew of charges from Apple , How was there no limit or alert to let her know this was happening? 11 17 -908 1 LOS ANGELES - The sardine fishing boat Eileen motored slowly through moonlit waters from San Pedro to Santa Catalina Island , its weary - eyed captain growing more desperate as the night wore on . Santa Catalina where is that? 17 19 -908 1 LOS ANGELES - The sardine fishing boat Eileen motored slowly through moonlit waters from San Pedro to Santa Catalina Island , its weary - eyed captain growing more desperate as the night wore on . growing more desperate Why growing more desperate, where they on sea for long? 26 29 -908 1 LOS ANGELES - The sardine fishing boat Eileen motored slowly through moonlit waters from San Pedro to Santa Catalina Island , its weary - eyed captain growing more desperate as the night wore on . growing more desperate What happened that she is captaining the boat in an unfit shape? 26 29 -908 1 LOS ANGELES - The sardine fishing boat Eileen motored slowly through moonlit waters from San Pedro to Santa Catalina Island , its weary - eyed captain growing more desperate as the night wore on . desperate Why is he desperate and what is he desperate about? 28 29 -908 2 After 12 hours and $ 1 , 000 worth of fuel , Corbin Hanson and his crew returned to port without a single fish . single fish was the water empty? 22 24 -908 2 After 12 hours and $ 1 , 000 worth of fuel , Corbin Hanson and his crew returned to port without a single fish . without a single fish How much fish would they usually have. Has this been a occurring pattern? 20 24 -908 2 After 12 hours and $ 1 , 000 worth of fuel , Corbin Hanson and his crew returned to port without a single fish . without a single fish . Why did he not catch any fish? 20 25 -908 2 After 12 hours and $ 1 , 000 worth of fuel , Corbin Hanson and his crew returned to port without a single fish . his crew How many people are in the crew? 15 17 -908 3 " Tonight ' s pretty reflective of how things have been going , " Hanson said . how things have been how long has it been that way? 7 11 -908 3 " Tonight ' s pretty reflective of how things have been going , " Hanson said . how things have been going , " Why is this happening? 7 14 -908 5 The decline has prompted steep cuts in the amount fishermen are allowed to catch , and scientists say the effects are probably radiating throughout the ecosystem , starving brown pelicans , sea lions and other predators that rely on the oily , energy - rich fish for food . starving brown pelicans , I thought pelicans ate all kinds of fish? why would they starve if only the sardines are removed from their diet? 27 31 -909 1 WASHINGTON - Doctors are warning that if Congress cuts food stamps , the federal government could be socked with bigger health bills . Doctors are warning Which doctors? 2 5 -909 1 WASHINGTON - Doctors are warning that if Congress cuts food stamps , the federal government could be socked with bigger health bills . bigger health bills How does cutting food stamps relate to bigger health bills? 19 22 -909 1 WASHINGTON - Doctors are warning that if Congress cuts food stamps , the federal government could be socked with bigger health bills . bigger health bills HOW DOES THIS EQUATE TO A BUDGET CUT ON FOOD STAMPS? 19 22 -909 2 Maybe not immediately , they say , but over time if the poor wind up in doctors ' offices or hospitals as a result . if the poor THE POOR WILL END UP IN HOSPITALS AND DOCTORS OFFICES ANYWAYS, HOW DOES THIS SIGNIFICANTLY INCREASE WHAT WE ARE ALREADY SPENDING ON HEALTH COSTS? 10 13 -909 3 Among the health risks of hunger are spiked rates of diabetes and developmental problems for young children down the road . spiked rates of diabetes IF BEING OVERWEIGHT CAUSES DIABETES, HOW DOES HUNGER CAUSE IT TOO? 7 11 -909 4 The doctors ' lobbying effort comes as Congress is working on a compromise farm bill that ' s certain to include food stamp cuts . compromise farm bill What does this farm bill entail? 12 15 -909 4 The doctors ' lobbying effort comes as Congress is working on a compromise farm bill that ' s certain to include food stamp cuts . food stamp cuts Why would Congress want food stamp cuts? 21 24 -909 4 The doctors ' lobbying effort comes as Congress is working on a compromise farm bill that ' s certain to include food stamp cuts . compromise farm bill WHAT TYPE OF FARM BILL AND HOW DOES ONE ITEM INVOLVE THE OTHER? 12 15 -909 5 Republicans want heftier reductions than do Democrats in yet another partisan battle over the government ' s role in helping poor Americans . heftier reductions WHAT IS THE REASONING FOR HEFTIER CUTS AND WHAT ARE THE FINAL OUTCOMES EITHER WAY? 2 4 -910 1 PHILADELPHIA - University of Pennsylvania archaeologists say they have found the tomb of a previously unknown Egyptian pharaoh who ruled more than 3 , 600 years ago , the first discovery of what they predict could be more than a dozen tombs from a forgotten dynasty . the tomb how did they find it? 10 12 -910 1 PHILADELPHIA - University of Pennsylvania archaeologists say they have found the tomb of a previously unknown Egyptian pharaoh who ruled more than 3 , 600 years ago , the first discovery of what they predict could be more than a dozen tombs from a forgotten dynasty . found How did the find the tomb? 9 10 -910 1 PHILADELPHIA - University of Pennsylvania archaeologists say they have found the tomb of a previously unknown Egyptian pharaoh who ruled more than 3 , 600 years ago , the first discovery of what they predict could be more than a dozen tombs from a forgotten dynasty . predict Why are they predicting that there are more tombs? 34 35 -910 1 PHILADELPHIA - University of Pennsylvania archaeologists say they have found the tomb of a previously unknown Egyptian pharaoh who ruled more than 3 , 600 years ago , the first discovery of what they predict could be more than a dozen tombs from a forgotten dynasty . found Where specifically did this find this tomb? 9 10 -910 1 PHILADELPHIA - University of Pennsylvania archaeologists say they have found the tomb of a previously unknown Egyptian pharaoh who ruled more than 3 , 600 years ago , the first discovery of what they predict could be more than a dozen tombs from a forgotten dynasty . University of Pennsylvania archaeologists Which University of Pennsylvania archaeologists? 2 6 -910 2 The tomb , found last week , was heavily looted , but hieroglyphs on the chamber walls clearly identified it as belonging to a ruler named Woseribre Senebkay , the Penn team announced Wednesday in conjunction with the Egyptian government . heavily looted , who looted it? 8 11 -910 2 The tomb , found last week , was heavily looted , but hieroglyphs on the chamber walls clearly identified it as belonging to a ruler named Woseribre Senebkay , the Penn team announced Wednesday in conjunction with the Egyptian government . looted , Why was the tomb looted? 9 11 -910 2 The tomb , found last week , was heavily looted , but hieroglyphs on the chamber walls clearly identified it as belonging to a ruler named Woseribre Senebkay , the Penn team announced Wednesday in conjunction with the Egyptian government . announced Why is Woseribre Senebkay making an announcement about the tomb? 32 33 -910 2 The tomb , found last week , was heavily looted , but hieroglyphs on the chamber walls clearly identified it as belonging to a ruler named Woseribre Senebkay , the Penn team announced Wednesday in conjunction with the Egyptian government . identified What made them think these hieroglyphs belonged to this ruler? 18 19 -910 3 The researchers already have begun excavating several nearby sites that appear to be from the same dynasty , at the site of the ancient city of Abydos , more than 300 miles south of Cairo , said Josef Wegner , a Penn associate professor of Egyptology . same How do they know the excavation sites are from the same dynasty? 15 16 -910 3 The researchers already have begun excavating several nearby sites that appear to be from the same dynasty , at the site of the ancient city of Abydos , more than 300 miles south of Cairo , said Josef Wegner , a Penn associate professor of Egyptology . professor How is Joseph Wegner qualified to be an associate professor of Egyptology? 43 44 -910 3 The researchers already have begun excavating several nearby sites that appear to be from the same dynasty , at the site of the ancient city of Abydos , more than 300 miles south of Cairo , said Josef Wegner , a Penn associate professor of Egyptology . nearby How close by are these sites? Several miles or hundreds of miles? 7 8 -910 4 " It looks like there ' s a whole royal necropolis of this lost dynasty , " said Wegner , an associate curator at Penn ' s Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology . necropolis what is a necropolis? 10 11 -910 4 " It looks like there ' s a whole royal necropolis of this lost dynasty , " said Wegner , an associate curator at Penn ' s Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology . lost Why was the dynasty lost? 13 14 -910 4 " It looks like there ' s a whole royal necropolis of this lost dynasty , " said Wegner , an associate curator at Penn ' s Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology . necropolis What does he mean when he uses the term necropolis? 10 11 -910 5 Archaeologists had suspected the existence of the unknown pharaohs from an ancient list of rulers called the Turin King List , portions of which are torn and decayed . Turin King List , who created the list? 17 21 -910 5 Archaeologists had suspected the existence of the unknown pharaohs from an ancient list of rulers called the Turin King List , portions of which are torn and decayed . suspected Why did archaeologist suspect the existence of the unknown pharaohs? 2 3 -910 5 Archaeologists had suspected the existence of the unknown pharaohs from an ancient list of rulers called the Turin King List , portions of which are torn and decayed . list Why were the rulers listed? 12 13 -910 5 Archaeologists had suspected the existence of the unknown pharaohs from an ancient list of rulers called the Turin King List , portions of which are torn and decayed . torn Why was the Turin King list torn and decayed? 25 26 -910 5 Archaeologists had suspected the existence of the unknown pharaohs from an ancient list of rulers called the Turin King List , portions of which are torn and decayed . suspected What led them to suspect they existed? 2 3 -911 1 SEATTLE - There ' s little lyrical language to be found in the most recent international report on climate change . lyrical language what does this mean? 6 8 -911 1 SEATTLE - There ' s little lyrical language to be found in the most recent international report on climate change . lyrical How is the language lyrical? 6 7 -911 1 SEATTLE - There ' s little lyrical language to be found in the most recent international report on climate change . international Why is the report international? 15 16 -911 1 SEATTLE - There ' s little lyrical language to be found in the most recent international report on climate change . change How is the climate changing? 19 20 -911 1 SEATTLE - There ' s little lyrical language to be found in the most recent international report on climate change . most recent When did the report come out? 13 15 -911 1 SEATTLE - There ' s little lyrical language to be found in the most recent international report on climate change . international report What is the international report on climate change? 15 17 -911 2 The document from the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change ( IPCC ) runs to 2 , 200 pages and is crammed with technical details about greenhouse gas emissions , rising sea levels and atmospheric circulation . crammed Why are the details crammed? 22 23 -911 2 The document from the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change ( IPCC ) runs to 2 , 200 pages and is crammed with technical details about greenhouse gas emissions , rising sea levels and atmospheric circulation . details How were the technical details collected? 25 26 -911 2 The document from the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change ( IPCC ) runs to 2 , 200 pages and is crammed with technical details about greenhouse gas emissions , rising sea levels and atmospheric circulation . about How IPCC determine what technical details would be included in the 2,200 pages? 26 27 -911 3 Seattle oceanographer Gregory Johnson was a lead author of the chapter on marine measurements , and even he was having a hard time wrapping his head around the massive compilation . Gregory Johnson what are his credentials? 2 4 -911 3 Seattle oceanographer Gregory Johnson was a lead author of the chapter on marine measurements , and even he was having a hard time wrapping his head around the massive compilation . lead Why was Gregory Johnson the lead author of the chapter on marine measurements? 6 7 -911 3 Seattle oceanographer Gregory Johnson was a lead author of the chapter on marine measurements , and even he was having a hard time wrapping his head around the massive compilation . measurements , How are the measurements taken? 13 15 -911 3 Seattle oceanographer Gregory Johnson was a lead author of the chapter on marine measurements , and even he was having a hard time wrapping his head around the massive compilation . massive How is he confident in his measurements if wrapping his head around its compilation is hard for him? 28 29 -911 3 Seattle oceanographer Gregory Johnson was a lead author of the chapter on marine measurements , and even he was having a hard time wrapping his head around the massive compilation . marine measurements , What are marine measurements? 12 15 -911 4 So when a bad cold kept him in the house one weekend , Johnson decided to distill the report to its essence via a centuries - old Japanese art form : haiku . haiku can we read the haiku? 31 32 -911 4 So when a bad cold kept him in the house one weekend , Johnson decided to distill the report to its essence via a centuries - old Japanese art form : haiku . bad Why was the cold bad? 3 4 -911 4 So when a bad cold kept him in the house one weekend , Johnson decided to distill the report to its essence via a centuries - old Japanese art form : haiku . kept How did the cold keep him inside? 5 6 -911 4 So when a bad cold kept him in the house one weekend , Johnson decided to distill the report to its essence via a centuries - old Japanese art form : haiku . decided Why did Johnson decide to distill the report via haiku? 14 15 -911 4 So when a bad cold kept him in the house one weekend , Johnson decided to distill the report to its essence via a centuries - old Japanese art form : haiku . haiku What is haiku? 31 32 -911 5 The result is a virtual booklet that is riding a wave of celebrity on the Web and in the Twittersphere . Twittersphere what is the twittersphere? 19 20 -911 5 The result is a virtual booklet that is riding a wave of celebrity on the Web and in the Twittersphere . virtual Why is the booklet virtual? 4 5 -911 5 The result is a virtual booklet that is riding a wave of celebrity on the Web and in the Twittersphere . celebrity How does a booklet become a celebrity? 12 13 -912 1 LOS ANGELES - Officials of the small town of Willits , Calif . , looked at their two municipal reservoirs last week , did some calculating and realized they had enough water to last only 100 days . looked How did they \"look\" at them? 14 15 -912 1 LOS ANGELES - Officials of the small town of Willits , Calif . , looked at their two municipal reservoirs last week , did some calculating and realized they had enough water to last only 100 days . calculating How did they go about calculating the figures? 25 26 -912 1 LOS ANGELES - Officials of the small town of Willits , Calif . , looked at their two municipal reservoirs last week , did some calculating and realized they had enough water to last only 100 days . enough Why do they need water to last more than 100 days? 30 31 -912 1 LOS ANGELES - Officials of the small town of Willits , Calif . , looked at their two municipal reservoirs last week , did some calculating and realized they had enough water to last only 100 days . water Why did they have enough water for only 100 days? 31 32 -912 1 LOS ANGELES - Officials of the small town of Willits , Calif . , looked at their two municipal reservoirs last week , did some calculating and realized they had enough water to last only 100 days . last only 100 days How important is this to the citizens as a whole? Are there other water supplies? 33 37 -912 2 It was time to adopt the toughest rationing measures they could . adopt How did they adopt new measures? 4 5 -912 2 It was time to adopt the toughest rationing measures they could . toughest Why were they considered tough? 6 7 -912 2 It was time to adopt the toughest rationing measures they could . rationing Why did they need to ration water? 7 8 -912 2 It was time to adopt the toughest rationing measures they could . rationing measures What type of rationing measures were the officials putting into place? 7 9 -912 2 It was time to adopt the toughest rationing measures they could . toughest rationing how tough are they? 6 8 -912 2 It was time to adopt the toughest rationing measures they could . rationing measures How is water generally rationed? 7 9 -912 3 The 5 , 000 residents of this former lumber town in Mendocino County on the edge of redwood country are now on a crash water diet . former Why is the town no longer a lumber town? 7 8 -912 3 The 5 , 000 residents of this former lumber town in Mendocino County on the edge of redwood country are now on a crash water diet . crash Why is it called a \"crash\" diet? 23 24 -912 3 The 5 , 000 residents of this former lumber town in Mendocino County on the edge of redwood country are now on a crash water diet . lumber town What happened to the town's lumber industry? 8 10 -912 3 The 5 , 000 residents of this former lumber town in Mendocino County on the edge of redwood country are now on a crash water diet . crash water diet what is this diet? 23 26 -912 3 The 5 , 000 residents of this former lumber town in Mendocino County on the edge of redwood country are now on a crash water diet . crash water diet How does a crash water diet work? 23 26 -912 4 A family of four isn ' t supposed to use more than 150 gallons a day . 150 How do regulators know how much water a family of four uses? 12 13 -912 4 A family of four isn ' t supposed to use more than 150 gallons a day . 150 gallons a day Why were so many people using so much water? 12 16 -912 5 Outdoor watering , car washing and hosing down pavement are banned . watering , Why is outdoor watering banned? 1 3 -912 5 Outdoor watering , car washing and hosing down pavement are banned . washing How are they enforcing the ban on car washing? 4 5 -912 5 Outdoor watering , car washing and hosing down pavement are banned . pavement Why do people hose down pavement? 8 9 -912 5 Outdoor watering , car washing and hosing down pavement are banned . are banned Is there an end in sight or is this until further notice? 9 11 -913 1 BERLIN - The world ' s richest 85 people control the same amount of wealth as half the world ' s population , according to a report issued Monday by the British - based anti - poverty charity Oxfam . richest 85 people who are they? 6 9 -913 1 BERLIN - The world ' s richest 85 people control the same amount of wealth as half the world ' s population , according to a report issued Monday by the British - based anti - poverty charity Oxfam . The world ' s richest 85 What contributed to these people wealth? 2 8 -913 1 BERLIN - The world ' s richest 85 people control the same amount of wealth as half the world ' s population , according to a report issued Monday by the British - based anti - poverty charity Oxfam . richest who are the world's richest people? 6 7 -913 2 That means the world ' s poorest 3 . 55 billion people must live on what the richest 85 possess . richest 85 possess does it seem unfair? 17 20 -913 2 That means the world ' s poorest 3 . 55 billion people must live on what the richest 85 possess . must live on what the richest 85 possess Whats the average salary they live on? 12 20 -913 3 Another way to look at it : Each of the wealthiest 85 has access to the same resources as do about 42 million of the world ' s poor , a number equal to the populations of Canada , Kentucky and Kansas , taken together . same resources What resources do people use to acquire wealth? 16 18 -913 4 The report was issued just before The World Economic Forum opens on Wednesday in Davos , Switzerland . Davos , is that a big city? 14 16 -913 4 The report was issued just before The World Economic Forum opens on Wednesday in Davos , Switzerland . Wednesday What was the month and year the report was issued? 12 13 -913 4 The report was issued just before The World Economic Forum opens on Wednesday in Davos , Switzerland . report Is the report about the richest 85 people compared to the poor? 1 2 -913 5 The forum is a gathering spot for world political , academic and business leaders where , the forum ' s website says , they " shape global , regional and industry agendas " . " shape global , regional how do they shape it? 24 29 -913 5 The forum is a gathering spot for world political , academic and business leaders where , the forum ' s website says , they " shape global , regional and industry agendas " . website Whats the web address of this website? 20 21 -914 1 SAN FRANCISCO - A federal appeals court became the first in the nation to rule that prospective jurors may not be excluded because of their sexual orientation , a decision that expands juror protections beyond race and gender and provides legal ammunition to challenge laws that limit gay rights . federal appeals court Which federal appeals court? 4 7 -914 1 SAN FRANCISCO - A federal appeals court became the first in the nation to rule that prospective jurors may not be excluded because of their sexual orientation , a decision that expands juror protections beyond race and gender and provides legal ammunition to challenge laws that limit gay rights . limit Why are gay rights limited? 46 47 -914 1 SAN FRANCISCO - A federal appeals court became the first in the nation to rule that prospective jurors may not be excluded because of their sexual orientation , a decision that expands juror protections beyond race and gender and provides legal ammunition to challenge laws that limit gay rights . challenge Why are laws that limit gay rights being challenged? 43 44 -914 2 The sweeping , unanimous decision Tuesday by a three - judge panel of the 9th U . S . three - judge what is a judge panel? 8 11 -914 2 The sweeping , unanimous decision Tuesday by a three - judge panel of the 9th U . S . unanimous Why was the decision unanimous? 3 4 -914 2 The sweeping , unanimous decision Tuesday by a three - judge panel of the 9th U . S . three - judge Why are there three-judges on the panel? 8 11 -914 2 The sweeping , unanimous decision Tuesday by a three - judge panel of the 9th U . S . 9th How many panels are there? 14 15 -914 2 The sweeping , unanimous decision Tuesday by a three - judge panel of the 9th U . S . three - judge panel Who were the three judges on the panel? 8 12 -914 2 The sweeping , unanimous decision Tuesday by a three - judge panel of the 9th U . S . 9th U . S What id the 9th U.S.? 14 18 -914 3 Circuit Court of Appeals overturned a mixed jury verdict in an antitrust case involving an AIDS drug . antitrust case what is that? 11 13 -914 3 Circuit Court of Appeals overturned a mixed jury verdict in an antitrust case involving an AIDS drug . AIDS drug Which AIDS drug was at question? 15 17 -914 3 Circuit Court of Appeals overturned a mixed jury verdict in an antitrust case involving an AIDS drug . antitrust Why was the AIDs drug charged with antitrust? 11 12 -914 3 Circuit Court of Appeals overturned a mixed jury verdict in an antitrust case involving an AIDS drug . AIDS drug Which AIDS drug was involved in the antitrust case? 15 17 -914 4 The 9th Circuit said the case would have to be retried because an obviously gay juror was unjustifiably excluded from the jury . obviously gay how was it obvious? 13 15 -914 4 The 9th Circuit said the case would have to be retried because an obviously gay juror was unjustifiably excluded from the jury . obviously gay juror How was this juror \"obviously\" gay? 13 16 -914 4 The 9th Circuit said the case would have to be retried because an obviously gay juror was unjustifiably excluded from the jury . obviously How was the juror obviously gay? 13 14 -914 4 The 9th Circuit said the case would have to be retried because an obviously gay juror was unjustifiably excluded from the jury . unjustifiably How was the exclusion unjustifiable? 17 18 -914 4 The 9th Circuit said the case would have to be retried because an obviously gay juror was unjustifiably excluded from the jury . jury How many jurors were in the jury? 21 22 -914 4 The 9th Circuit said the case would have to be retried because an obviously gay juror was unjustifiably excluded from the jury . an obviously gay juror In what ways was the juror obviously gay? 12 16 -914 5 California state courts already prohibit the striking of jurors based on sexual orientation . prohibit Why is it prohibited to strike jurors based on their sexual orientation? 4 5 -915 1 PHILADELPHIA - Coming from image - conscious professionals who prefer to gush about the beauty of flowers and the joys of growing vegetables , the words were downright shocking : " Horticulture is under siege " . image - conscious professionals Who are the image-conscious professionals? 4 8 -915 1 PHILADELPHIA - Coming from image - conscious professionals who prefer to gush about the beauty of flowers and the joys of growing vegetables , the words were downright shocking : " Horticulture is under siege " . image - conscious professionals How are the professionals image-conscious? 4 8 -915 1 PHILADELPHIA - Coming from image - conscious professionals who prefer to gush about the beauty of flowers and the joys of growing vegetables , the words were downright shocking : " Horticulture is under siege " . " Horticulture is under siege " Why is this the case? 30 36 -915 2 They jumped off a three - page letter penned by a half - dozen of the country ' s most prominent plant people sent in December to 800 schools and universities , government agencies , industry associations , and growers of everything from almonds to onions . plant people environmentalists it means? 21 23 -915 2 They jumped off a three - page letter penned by a half - dozen of the country ' s most prominent plant people sent in December to 800 schools and universities , government agencies , industry associations , and growers of everything from almonds to onions . plant people Who are plant people? 21 23 -915 2 They jumped off a three - page letter penned by a half - dozen of the country ' s most prominent plant people sent in December to 800 schools and universities , government agencies , industry associations , and growers of everything from almonds to onions . three - page letter Why did they send a letter? 4 8 -915 2 They jumped off a three - page letter penned by a half - dozen of the country ' s most prominent plant people sent in December to 800 schools and universities , government agencies , industry associations , and growers of everything from almonds to onions . the country ' s most prominent plant people Who are the country's most prominent plant people? 15 23 -915 3 Clearly , horticulture - once a priority , if not an obsession , for generations of Americans - is in trouble . obsession , why are they obsessed with it? 11 13 -915 3 Clearly , horticulture - once a priority , if not an obsession , for generations of Americans - is in trouble . once a priority , When was horticulture a priority? 4 8 -915 4 The letter warns that if something isn ' t done soon to boost the ranks of plant scientists , breeders , students , and others in the field , horticulture could become a lost art and a forgotten science . science is it really a science? 38 39 -915 4 The letter warns that if something isn ' t done soon to boost the ranks of plant scientists , breeders , students , and others in the field , horticulture could become a lost art and a forgotten science . something isn ' t done soon What do they want done? 5 11 -915 4 The letter warns that if something isn ' t done soon to boost the ranks of plant scientists , breeders , students , and others in the field , horticulture could become a lost art and a forgotten science . something isn ' t done soon How could they do something to boost the ranks of those in horticulture? 5 11 -915 4 The letter warns that if something isn ' t done soon to boost the ranks of plant scientists , breeders , students , and others in the field , horticulture could become a lost art and a forgotten science . if something isn ' t done soon Does the letter suggest a solution? 4 11 -915 5 " Think of all the careers horticulture is competing against . horticulture is competing against What is being done to help this field in competition against other trades? 6 10 -916 1 ST . PETERSBURG , Fla . - Andy Warhol was an early adopter of selfies , if a new exhibit showcasing his work is any indication . selfies , how did he take selfies? 14 16 -916 4 And despite the 1970s clothing and Studio 54 - era glitter of the art and photographs , the exhibit feels fresh . Studio 54 - era what is studio 54? 6 10 -917 1 NEWPORT NEWS , Va . - Using fish to make fertilizer isn ' t a new concept . fish How do you use fish to make fertilizer? 7 8 -917 1 NEWPORT NEWS , Va . - Using fish to make fertilizer isn ' t a new concept . concept How long has using fish to make fertilizer been around? 16 17 -917 1 NEWPORT NEWS , Va . - Using fish to make fertilizer isn ' t a new concept . fertilizer What kind of fertilizer? 10 11 -917 2 But John Morris has modernized the process through a sophisticated farming operation called aquaponics . aquaponics can it be explained? 13 14 -917 2 But John Morris has modernized the process through a sophisticated farming operation called aquaponics . aquaponics what is aquaponics? 13 14 -917 2 But John Morris has modernized the process through a sophisticated farming operation called aquaponics . aquaponics What is aquaponics? 13 14 -917 2 But John Morris has modernized the process through a sophisticated farming operation called aquaponics . John Morris Who is John Morris and what kind of work does he do? 1 3 -917 3 Last February , Morris turned his 8 - acre Isle of Wight , Va . , spread into the Herb Aqua Farm . the Herb Aqua Farm how is this created and how does it look like? 18 22 -917 4 Inside two large greenhouses , Morris raises tilapia fish in large tanks . raises tilapia fish how much fish does he have in each tank? 6 9 -917 5 The fish produce waste , and the waste water is processed into a kind of liquid fertilizer . liquid fertilizer is it effective fertilizer? 15 17 -917 5 The fish produce waste , and the waste water is processed into a kind of liquid fertilizer . waste water how do they separate the waste from the water? 7 9 -918 1 LOS ANGELES - A rapidly mutating virus has leaped from plants to honeybees , where it is reproducing and contributing to the collapse of colonies vital to the multibillion - dollar agricultural industry , according to a new study . mutating What does it mean to say a virus is mutating? 5 6 -918 1 LOS ANGELES - A rapidly mutating virus has leaped from plants to honeybees , where it is reproducing and contributing to the collapse of colonies vital to the multibillion - dollar agricultural industry , according to a new study . virus How does a virus mutate from one species to another? 6 7 -918 1 LOS ANGELES - A rapidly mutating virus has leaped from plants to honeybees , where it is reproducing and contributing to the collapse of colonies vital to the multibillion - dollar agricultural industry , according to a new study . rapidly mutating virus How is the virus mutating? 4 7 -918 1 LOS ANGELES - A rapidly mutating virus has leaped from plants to honeybees , where it is reproducing and contributing to the collapse of colonies vital to the multibillion - dollar agricultural industry , according to a new study . rapidly mutating virus From where does this virus originate? 4 7 -918 2 Tobacco ringspot virus , a pollen - borne pathogen that causes blight in soy crops , was found during routine screening of commercial honeybees at a U . S . Department of Agriculture laboratory , where further study revealed the RNA virus was replicating inside its Apis mellifera hosts and spreading to mites that travel from bee to bee , according to the study published online Tuesday in the journal mBio . ringspot virus , is that a common virus? 1 4 -918 2 Tobacco ringspot virus , a pollen - borne pathogen that causes blight in soy crops , was found during routine screening of commercial honeybees at a U . S . Department of Agriculture laboratory , where further study revealed the RNA virus was replicating inside its Apis mellifera hosts and spreading to mites that travel from bee to bee , according to the study published online Tuesday in the journal mBio . pollen - borne What does pollen-borne mean? 5 8 -918 2 Tobacco ringspot virus , a pollen - borne pathogen that causes blight in soy crops , was found during routine screening of commercial honeybees at a U . S . Department of Agriculture laboratory , where further study revealed the RNA virus was replicating inside its Apis mellifera hosts and spreading to mites that travel from bee to bee , according to the study published online Tuesday in the journal mBio . RNA Where do RNA viruses develop? 40 41 -918 2 Tobacco ringspot virus , a pollen - borne pathogen that causes blight in soy crops , was found during routine screening of commercial honeybees at a U . S . Department of Agriculture laboratory , where further study revealed the RNA virus was replicating inside its Apis mellifera hosts and spreading to mites that travel from bee to bee , according to the study published online Tuesday in the journal mBio . Apis mellifera What is an Apis mellifera? 46 48 -918 2 Tobacco ringspot virus , a pollen - borne pathogen that causes blight in soy crops , was found during routine screening of commercial honeybees at a U . S . Department of Agriculture laboratory , where further study revealed the RNA virus was replicating inside its Apis mellifera hosts and spreading to mites that travel from bee to bee , according to the study published online Tuesday in the journal mBio . found during routine screening How was the screening performed? 17 21 -918 2 Tobacco ringspot virus , a pollen - borne pathogen that causes blight in soy crops , was found during routine screening of commercial honeybees at a U . S . Department of Agriculture laboratory , where further study revealed the RNA virus was replicating inside its Apis mellifera hosts and spreading to mites that travel from bee to bee , according to the study published online Tuesday in the journal mBio . Tobacco ringspot virus , How would this virus have been introduced to the environment if it was not there before? 0 4 -918 3 The discovery is the first report of honeybees becoming infected by a pollen - borne RNA virus that spread systematically through the bees and hives . honeybees Is it normal for honeybees to become infected with a virus? 7 8 -918 3 The discovery is the first report of honeybees becoming infected by a pollen - borne RNA virus that spread systematically through the bees and hives . first report When was this blight taking place? 4 6 -918 3 The discovery is the first report of honeybees becoming infected by a pollen - borne RNA virus that spread systematically through the bees and hives . pollen - borne RNA virus Do viruses spread via pollen frequently? 12 17 -918 4 Traces of the virus were detected in every part of the bee examined , except its eyes , according to the study . its eyes , why not the eyes? 15 18 -918 4 Traces of the virus were detected in every part of the bee examined , except its eyes , according to the study . detected How are viruses detected in honeybees? 5 6 -918 4 Traces of the virus were detected in every part of the bee examined , except its eyes , according to the study . examined , How are viruses examined in honeybees? 12 14 -918 4 Traces of the virus were detected in every part of the bee examined , except its eyes , according to the study . except its eyes , Why does the virus affect all areas except the eyes? 14 18 -918 5 Commercially cultivated bees pollinate about 90 crops worldwide , a service valued at $ 14 billion annually . cultivated How are bees cultivated? 1 2 -918 5 Commercially cultivated bees pollinate about 90 crops worldwide , a service valued at $ 14 billion annually . pollinate What does it mean to pollinate a bee? 3 4 -918 5 Commercially cultivated bees pollinate about 90 crops worldwide , a service valued at $ 14 billion annually . 90 crops worldwide , What percentage of these are farmed in the areas that infected bees are confirmed? 5 9 -919 1 RIO DE JANEIRO - A stout green catamaran plied the polluted waters of Rio de Janeiro ' s Guanabara Bay Monday alongside the local fishing boats , but instead of grouper and swordfish its catch consisted of plastic bags , soda bottles and a discarded toilet seat . plastic bags , soda bottles Is there an initiative to clean up the pollution? 37 42 -919 1 RIO DE JANEIRO - A stout green catamaran plied the polluted waters of Rio de Janeiro ' s Guanabara Bay Monday alongside the local fishing boats , but instead of grouper and swordfish its catch consisted of plastic bags , soda bottles and a discarded toilet seat . grouper and swordfish Are these fish typically found in this area? 30 33 -919 1 RIO DE JANEIRO - A stout green catamaran plied the polluted waters of Rio de Janeiro ' s Guanabara Bay Monday alongside the local fishing boats , but instead of grouper and swordfish its catch consisted of plastic bags , soda bottles and a discarded toilet seat . polluted How are fishermen still fishing a polluted bay? 10 11 -919 2 The catamaran is one of three so - called " eco - boats , " floating garbage vessels that are a key part of authorities ' pledge to clean up Rio ' s Guanabara Bay before it and other Rio waterways host events during the 2016 Olympic Games . garbage what is a garbage vessel? 16 17 -919 2 The catamaran is one of three so - called " eco - boats , " floating garbage vessels that are a key part of authorities ' pledge to clean up Rio ' s Guanabara Bay before it and other Rio waterways host events during the 2016 Olympic Games . floating garbage vessels How much energy does the barge require to make one trip of cleaning and docking? 15 18 -919 3 Critics say the boats do little to address the more pressing question of sewage . pressing question of what does the sewage cause? 10 13 -919 3 Critics say the boats do little to address the more pressing question of sewage . Critics Who are the critics? 0 1 -919 3 Critics say the boats do little to address the more pressing question of sewage . to address the more pressing question of sewage What are alternative method of cleaning the area's sewage? 6 14 -919 3 Critics say the boats do little to address the more pressing question of sewage . pressing Why is sewage a more pressing issue than plastic debris? 10 11 -919 4 With limited trash and sewage services in this sprawling metropolis of 6 million people , tons of garbage and raw waste flow daily from sludge - filled rivers into the bay , where Olympic and Paralympic sailing events will be held . tons of garbage and raw waste Would a landfill be better for the amount of garbage being dumped? 15 21 -919 5 At low tide , mountains of household refuse , old sofas and even washing machines are seen . low tide , what about at high tide? 1 4 -919 5 At low tide , mountains of household refuse , old sofas and even washing machines are seen . mountains of household refuse , How clean are the beaches? 4 9 -919 5 At low tide , mountains of household refuse , old sofas and even washing machines are seen . At low tide , Will this trash eventually automatically disperse into the larger ocean? 0 4 -919 5 At low tide , mountains of household refuse , old sofas and even washing machines are seen . sofas How do large household items like sofas end up in the bay? 10 11 -920 1 LOS ANGELES - The booming illegal international wildlife trade forced conservationists to do the unthinkable Tuesday : Brand the golden domes of two of the rarest tortoises on Earth to reduce their black market value by making it easier for authorities to trace them if stolen . domes What are golden domes on a tortoise and why are they valuable? 20 21 -920 1 LOS ANGELES - The booming illegal international wildlife trade forced conservationists to do the unthinkable Tuesday : Brand the golden domes of two of the rarest tortoises on Earth to reduce their black market value by making it easier for authorities to trace them if stolen . conservationists Who were the conservationists? 10 11 -920 1 LOS ANGELES - The booming illegal international wildlife trade forced conservationists to do the unthinkable Tuesday : Brand the golden domes of two of the rarest tortoises on Earth to reduce their black market value by making it easier for authorities to trace them if stolen . Brand How did they brand the domes of the tortoises? 17 18 -920 1 LOS ANGELES - The booming illegal international wildlife trade forced conservationists to do the unthinkable Tuesday : Brand the golden domes of two of the rarest tortoises on Earth to reduce their black market value by making it easier for authorities to trace them if stolen . Brand the golden domes What does it mean to brand the golden domes? 17 21 -920 2 " It ' s heartbreaking that it ' s come to this , but it ' s the right thing to do , " Paul Gibbons , managing director of the nonprofit Turtle Conservancy ' s Behler Chelonian Center in Ventura County , said as he gently placed a 30 - pound adult female ploughshare tortoise on a small table . right thing to do , " could there be another solution? 18 24 -920 2 " It ' s heartbreaking that it ' s come to this , but it ' s the right thing to do , " Paul Gibbons , managing director of the nonprofit Turtle Conservancy ' s Behler Chelonian Center in Ventura County , said as he gently placed a 30 - pound adult female ploughshare tortoise on a small table . 30 - pound How big do these tortoises usually get? 49 52 -920 2 " It ' s heartbreaking that it ' s come to this , but it ' s the right thing to do , " Paul Gibbons , managing director of the nonprofit Turtle Conservancy ' s Behler Chelonian Center in Ventura County , said as he gently placed a 30 - pound adult female ploughshare tortoise on a small table . heartbreaking Why is it heartbreaking? 4 5 -920 3 With a steady hand and an electric engraving tool , he carved an identification code on the high , rounded shell as the creature with weary eyes and gleaming carapace peered calmly into the distance . carapace what is this word? 29 30 -920 3 With a steady hand and an electric engraving tool , he carved an identification code on the high , rounded shell as the creature with weary eyes and gleaming carapace peered calmly into the distance . carapace What does this word mean? 29 30 -920 3 With a steady hand and an electric engraving tool , he carved an identification code on the high , rounded shell as the creature with weary eyes and gleaming carapace peered calmly into the distance . carapace What is a carapace? 29 30 -920 4 The tortoise was branded for life , which in her case would be roughly 160 years . branded Did this tortoise experience pain during this branding process? 3 4 -920 5 " We ' ve blemished her natural beauty , so she ' s just a number in a system now , " Gibbons said . number Would dying her with color be an alternative option to this process? 15 16 -921 1 LONDON - Documents leaked by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden suggest that spy agencies have a powerful ally in " Angry Birds " and a host of other apps installed on smartphones across the globe . " Angry Birds " how do they spy on that game? 19 23 -921 1 LONDON - Documents leaked by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden suggest that spy agencies have a powerful ally in " Angry Birds " and a host of other apps installed on smartphones across the globe . ally How are apps like Angry Birds allies to intelligence agencies? 17 18 -921 1 LONDON - Documents leaked by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden suggest that spy agencies have a powerful ally in " Angry Birds " and a host of other apps installed on smartphones across the globe . suggest what believes him to suggest this? how does he know? 10 11 -921 2 The documents , published Monday by The New York Times , the Guardian , and ProPublica , suggest that the mapping , gaming , and social networking apps which are a common feature of the world ' s estimated 1 billion smartphones can feed America ' s National Security Agency and Britain ' s GCHQ with huge amounts of personal data , including location information and details such as political affiliation or sexual orientation . data , What is being done with this data? 60 62 -921 2 The documents , published Monday by The New York Times , the Guardian , and ProPublica , suggest that the mapping , gaming , and social networking apps which are a common feature of the world ' s estimated 1 billion smartphones can feed America ' s National Security Agency and Britain ' s GCHQ with huge amounts of personal data , including location information and details such as political affiliation or sexual orientation . political affiliation or sexual orientation How does the game provide that type of information? 69 74 -921 2 The documents , published Monday by The New York Times , the Guardian , and ProPublica , suggest that the mapping , gaming , and social networking apps which are a common feature of the world ' s estimated 1 billion smartphones can feed America ' s National Security Agency and Britain ' s GCHQ with huge amounts of personal data , including location information and details such as political affiliation or sexual orientation . data , Who do these apps feed intelligence agencies personal data? 60 62 -921 2 The documents , published Monday by The New York Times , the Guardian , and ProPublica , suggest that the mapping , gaming , and social networking apps which are a common feature of the world ' s estimated 1 billion smartphones can feed America ' s National Security Agency and Britain ' s GCHQ with huge amounts of personal data , including location information and details such as political affiliation or sexual orientation . personal is this legal? 59 60 -921 3 The size and scope of the program aren ' t publicly known , but the reports suggest that U . S . and British intelligence easily get routine access to data generated by apps such as the " Angry Birds " game franchise or the Google Maps navigation service . data Is this data worth something, or why is it being collected? 30 31 -921 3 The size and scope of the program aren ' t publicly known , but the reports suggest that U . S . and British intelligence easily get routine access to data generated by apps such as the " Angry Birds " game franchise or the Google Maps navigation service . data generated by apps Is the data retrieved from other apps or the phone or strictly the game? 30 34 -921 3 The size and scope of the program aren ' t publicly known , but the reports suggest that U . S . and British intelligence easily get routine access to data generated by apps such as the " Angry Birds " game franchise or the Google Maps navigation service . access How do intelligence agencies get access to the app-generated data? 28 29 -921 3 The size and scope of the program aren ' t publicly known , but the reports suggest that U . S . and British intelligence easily get routine access to data generated by apps such as the " Angry Birds " game franchise or the Google Maps navigation service . data what sort of data? example? 30 31 -921 4 The joint spying program " effectively means that anyone using Google Maps on a smartphone is working in support of a GCHQ system , " one 2008 document from the British eavesdropping agency is quoted as saying . GCHQ what is gchq? 21 22 -921 4 The joint spying program " effectively means that anyone using Google Maps on a smartphone is working in support of a GCHQ system , " one 2008 document from the British eavesdropping agency is quoted as saying . eavesdropping Is there really enough capabilities to be able to process this data in order to make it worth something? 31 32 -921 4 The joint spying program " effectively means that anyone using Google Maps on a smartphone is working in support of a GCHQ system , " one 2008 document from the British eavesdropping agency is quoted as saying . GCHQ system , " What is this? 21 25 -921 4 The joint spying program " effectively means that anyone using Google Maps on a smartphone is working in support of a GCHQ system , " one 2008 document from the British eavesdropping agency is quoted as saying . support How does using Google Maps work in support of GCHQ systems? 18 19 -921 5 Another document - a hand - drawn picture of a smirking fairy conjuring up a tottering pile of papers over a table marked " LEAVE TRAFFIC HERE " - suggests that gathering the data doesn ' t take much effort . smirking fairy why is there a smirking fairy? 10 12 -921 5 Another document - a hand - drawn picture of a smirking fairy conjuring up a tottering pile of papers over a table marked " LEAVE TRAFFIC HERE " - suggests that gathering the data doesn ' t take much effort . fairy what does the smirking fairy have to do with collecting data? 11 12 -922 1 LOS ANGELES - Before Pluto ' s fall from planetary grace , there was Ceres . Ceres What is Ceres? 14 15 -922 1 LOS ANGELES - Before Pluto ' s fall from planetary grace , there was Ceres . Ceres was that an old planet? 14 15 -922 1 LOS ANGELES - Before Pluto ' s fall from planetary grace , there was Ceres . Ceres Who is Ceres? 14 15 -922 1 LOS ANGELES - Before Pluto ' s fall from planetary grace , there was Ceres . fall Why did Pluto fall from planetary grace? 7 8 -922 1 LOS ANGELES - Before Pluto ' s fall from planetary grace , there was Ceres . Ceres Why was there Ceres before Pluto? 14 15 -922 1 LOS ANGELES - Before Pluto ' s fall from planetary grace , there was Ceres . fall from planetary grace , Why was Pluto demoted from planet status? 7 12 -922 2 Depending on your definition , it ' s either the largest asteroid or the smallest dwarf planet - but for a few glorious decades in the 1800s , the rocky sphere was a full planet in the solar system ' s pantheon . planet Are there other asterioids that were once falsely categorized as planets at this time? 16 17 -922 2 Depending on your definition , it ' s either the largest asteroid or the smallest dwarf planet - but for a few glorious decades in the 1800s , the rocky sphere was a full planet in the solar system ' s pantheon . definition , How did the definition change over the years? 3 5 -922 2 Depending on your definition , it ' s either the largest asteroid or the smallest dwarf planet - but for a few glorious decades in the 1800s , the rocky sphere was a full planet in the solar system ' s pantheon . definition , How do scientists decide where to draw the line? 3 5 -922 3 Now , astronomers have discovered water vapor steaming off this mysterious little planetoid - and the discovery , published in the journal Nature , could have fascinating implications for the evolution of our solar system . water vapor Where is the water vapor coming from? 5 7 -922 3 Now , astronomers have discovered water vapor steaming off this mysterious little planetoid - and the discovery , published in the journal Nature , could have fascinating implications for the evolution of our solar system . fascinating implications What are these implications? 26 28 -922 3 Now , astronomers have discovered water vapor steaming off this mysterious little planetoid - and the discovery , published in the journal Nature , could have fascinating implications for the evolution of our solar system . discovered How did astronomers discover water vapor? 4 5 -922 3 Now , astronomers have discovered water vapor steaming off this mysterious little planetoid - and the discovery , published in the journal Nature , could have fascinating implications for the evolution of our solar system . fascinating How were the implications fascinating? 26 27 -922 3 Now , astronomers have discovered water vapor steaming off this mysterious little planetoid - and the discovery , published in the journal Nature , could have fascinating implications for the evolution of our solar system . water vapor How does the presence of water vapor explain things about our solar system's evolution? 5 7 -922 4 " Now we have really for the first time discovered water in the asteroid belt , " said lead author Michael Kuppers , a planetary scientist based in Spain with the European Space Agency . discovered How was the water discovered? 9 10 -922 4 " Now we have really for the first time discovered water in the asteroid belt , " said lead author Michael Kuppers , a planetary scientist based in Spain with the European Space Agency . first time How much investigation had we done into Ceres previously? 7 9 -922 5 Ceres sits in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter - and it ' s the only dwarf planet in the inner solar system . dwarf planet What constitutes a \"dwarf planet?\" 17 19 -922 5 Ceres sits in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter - and it ' s the only dwarf planet in the inner solar system . asteroid How does the asteroid belt affect Ceres? 4 5 -923 1 WASHINGTON - Seeking to energize his sluggish second term , President Barack Obama vowed Tuesday night in his State of the Union address to sidestep Congress " whenever and wherever " necessary to narrow economic disparities between rich and poor . " whenever and wherever " does he actually do that? 26 31 -923 1 WASHINGTON - Seeking to energize his sluggish second term , President Barack Obama vowed Tuesday night in his State of the Union address to sidestep Congress " whenever and wherever " necessary to narrow economic disparities between rich and poor . sluggish second term , What made his second term sluggish? 6 10 -923 1 WASHINGTON - Seeking to energize his sluggish second term , President Barack Obama vowed Tuesday night in his State of the Union address to sidestep Congress " whenever and wherever " necessary to narrow economic disparities between rich and poor . second term , Why is President Obama's second term sluggish? 7 10 -923 1 WASHINGTON - Seeking to energize his sluggish second term , President Barack Obama vowed Tuesday night in his State of the Union address to sidestep Congress " whenever and wherever " necessary to narrow economic disparities between rich and poor . sidestep Congress How would President Obama sidestep Congress? 24 26 -923 2 He unveiled an array of modest executive actions to increase the minimum wage for federal contract workers and make it easier for millions of low - income Americans to save for retirement . modest executive actions What are the modest executive actions being unveiled? 5 8 -923 2 He unveiled an array of modest executive actions to increase the minimum wage for federal contract workers and make it easier for millions of low - income Americans to save for retirement . increase the minimum wage What would it be increased to? 9 13 -923 2 He unveiled an array of modest executive actions to increase the minimum wage for federal contract workers and make it easier for millions of low - income Americans to save for retirement . minimum wage How much would minimum wage for federal contract workers go up? 11 13 -923 2 He unveiled an array of modest executive actions to increase the minimum wage for federal contract workers and make it easier for millions of low - income Americans to save for retirement . retirement How will President Obama's executive actions help people save for retirement? 31 32 -923 2 He unveiled an array of modest executive actions to increase the minimum wage for federal contract workers and make it easier for millions of low - income Americans to save for retirement . increase the minimum wage How much does the president plan to increase the minimum wage? 9 13 -923 4 Draped in presidential grandeur , Obama ' s hour - long address served as the opening salvo in a midterm election fight for control of Congress that will quickly consume Washington ' s attention . presidential grandeur , was he wearing some kind of outfit? 2 5 -923 5 Democrats , seeking to cast Republicans as uncaring about the middle class , have urged Obama to focus on economic mobility and the gap between the wealthy and poor . between the wealthy and poor is the gap widening? 24 29 -924 1 KENOSHA , Wis . - Inside a building next to Lake Michigan , the Civil War is still in action : cannons boom , smoke wafts across a battlefield and men in blue and gray run screaming at each other . action : Why is a Civil War still in action? 19 21 -924 1 KENOSHA , Wis . - Inside a building next to Lake Michigan , the Civil War is still in action : cannons boom , smoke wafts across a battlefield and men in blue and gray run screaming at each other . Civil War How is the Civil War still in action? 14 16 -924 2 America ' s Civil War pitted brother against brother , neighbor against neighbor , Northerner against Southerner , and by the time the conflict ended , hundreds of thousands were dead or maimed . were dead or maimed did they use guns? 29 33 -924 2 America ' s Civil War pitted brother against brother , neighbor against neighbor , Northerner against Southerner , and by the time the conflict ended , hundreds of thousands were dead or maimed . pitted How are brothers pitted against each other? 5 6 -924 3 Only Civil War veterans knew the fear and chaos of battle , but shortly after the war ended , painters began to re - create those hellish scenes in round cycloramas for curious visitors seeking a taste of war . cycloramas what is a cyclorama? 30 31 -924 3 Only Civil War veterans knew the fear and chaos of battle , but shortly after the war ended , painters began to re - create those hellish scenes in round cycloramas for curious visitors seeking a taste of war . chaos How was the battle chaotic? 8 9 -924 3 Only Civil War veterans knew the fear and chaos of battle , but shortly after the war ended , painters began to re - create those hellish scenes in round cycloramas for curious visitors seeking a taste of war . ended , How did the war come to an end? 17 19 -924 3 Only Civil War veterans knew the fear and chaos of battle , but shortly after the war ended , painters began to re - create those hellish scenes in round cycloramas for curious visitors seeking a taste of war . curious Why are visitors curious about the taste of war? 32 33 -924 3 Only Civil War veterans knew the fear and chaos of battle , but shortly after the war ended , painters began to re - create those hellish scenes in round cycloramas for curious visitors seeking a taste of war . cycloramas for curious visitors Why were visitors interested in the war recreation scenes? 30 34 -924 3 Only Civil War veterans knew the fear and chaos of battle , but shortly after the war ended , painters began to re - create those hellish scenes in round cycloramas for curious visitors seeking a taste of war . cycloramas What is a cyclorama? 30 31 -924 3 Only Civil War veterans knew the fear and chaos of battle , but shortly after the war ended , painters began to re - create those hellish scenes in round cycloramas for curious visitors seeking a taste of war . painters Who were the painters that recreated the Civil War scenes? 19 20 -924 4 Now Kenosha ' s Civil War Museum has updated the concept to the 21st century . Kenosha ' s is he a general? 1 4 -924 4 Now Kenosha ' s Civil War Museum has updated the concept to the 21st century . updated How was the museum updated? 8 9 -924 4 Now Kenosha ' s Civil War Museum has updated the concept to the 21st century . updated the concept How has the concept been updated? 8 11 -924 5 Using 360 - degree technology and 11 - foot - tall screens , the Civil War Museum this month opened an 11 - minute movie called " Seeing the Elephant " . " Seeing the Elephant " why is it named that? 26 31 -924 5 Using 360 - degree technology and 11 - foot - tall screens , the Civil War Museum this month opened an 11 - minute movie called " Seeing the Elephant " . movie Why was the movie called \"Seeing the Elephant\"? 24 25 -924 5 Using 360 - degree technology and 11 - foot - tall screens , the Civil War Museum this month opened an 11 - minute movie called " Seeing the Elephant " . technology How did the technology allow for 360-degrees and 11-foot-tall screens? 4 5 -924 5 Using 360 - degree technology and 11 - foot - tall screens , the Civil War Museum this month opened an 11 - minute movie called " Seeing the Elephant " . Elephant " What does the idea of an elephant depict? 29 31 -925 1 MAKENA STATE PARK , Hawaii - After a record year of attacks across the Hawaii archipelago , sharks were not far from Colin Dececco ' s mind as the sun went down on the long white strip of sand here on a recent Sunday evening . sharks What kind of sharks? 17 18 -925 1 MAKENA STATE PARK , Hawaii - After a record year of attacks across the Hawaii archipelago , sharks were not far from Colin Dececco ' s mind as the sun went down on the long white strip of sand here on a recent Sunday evening . Colin Who's Colin? 22 23 -925 1 MAKENA STATE PARK , Hawaii - After a record year of attacks across the Hawaii archipelago , sharks were not far from Colin Dececco ' s mind as the sun went down on the long white strip of sand here on a recent Sunday evening . Colin Dececco ' s who is he? 22 26 -925 2 He and his daughter had had a close encounter with a reef shark while swimming around the rocky cove at the north end of Makena ' s Big Beach that morning . daughter What is his daughter's name? 3 4 -925 2 He and his daughter had had a close encounter with a reef shark while swimming around the rocky cove at the north end of Makena ' s Big Beach that morning . encounter What happened in this encounter? 8 9 -925 2 He and his daughter had had a close encounter with a reef shark while swimming around the rocky cove at the north end of Makena ' s Big Beach that morning . close How close is a “close” encounter? 7 8 -925 3 Now , watching a spear fisherman haul in his catch as they strolled by the same spot at sunset , they heard a splash at the edge of his net . heard a splash what made the splash? 21 24 -925 3 Now , watching a spear fisherman haul in his catch as they strolled by the same spot at sunset , they heard a splash at the edge of his net . same Why did they return to the same spot the hard a close encounter with a shark the same day? 15 16 -925 4 It was an 8 - foot tiger shark , one of the most aggressive shark species in Hawaii ' s waters and the likely culprit for many of the 14 attacks in 2013 , eight of which occurred around Maui , near Makena ' s beaches and elsewhere . aggressive shark What are some of the other aggressive shark species? 13 15 -925 4 It was an 8 - foot tiger shark , one of the most aggressive shark species in Hawaii ' s waters and the likely culprit for many of the 14 attacks in 2013 , eight of which occurred around Maui , near Makena ' s beaches and elsewhere . 14 How would they know? 29 30 -925 4 It was an 8 - foot tiger shark , one of the most aggressive shark species in Hawaii ' s waters and the likely culprit for many of the 14 attacks in 2013 , eight of which occurred around Maui , near Makena ' s beaches and elsewhere . Maui , why do they happen so much there? 39 41 -925 5 Releasing his net , the fisherman took off running down the shoreline , shouting for swimmers to get out of the water . Releasing Why did the fisherman release his net? 0 1 -926 1 BEIJING - For many Americans , Chinese New Year conjures up images of colorful parades and fireworks in celebrations at quaint Chinatowns across the United States . quaint Chinatowns are they in every city? 20 22 -926 1 BEIJING - For many Americans , Chinese New Year conjures up images of colorful parades and fireworks in celebrations at quaint Chinatowns across the United States . quaint Why described as quaint? All the chinatowns I've been to are pretty extravagant. 20 21 -926 1 BEIJING - For many Americans , Chinese New Year conjures up images of colorful parades and fireworks in celebrations at quaint Chinatowns across the United States . Chinatowns Wouldn't it just be across the United States? You don't need to be in a Chinatown to celebrate 21 22 -926 1 BEIJING - For many Americans , Chinese New Year conjures up images of colorful parades and fireworks in celebrations at quaint Chinatowns across the United States . Chinatowns What states are the Chinatowns located? 21 22 -926 2 In China , " bittersweet " is the word the government - controlled media often use in regard to the Lunar New Year festival , which starts Friday . " bittersweet " why is it bittersweet? 3 6 -926 2 In China , " bittersweet " is the word the government - controlled media often use in regard to the Lunar New Year festival , which starts Friday . " bittersweet " Why do they refer to it as bittersweet? 3 6 -926 2 In China , " bittersweet " is the word the government - controlled media often use in regard to the Lunar New Year festival , which starts Friday . " bittersweet " Why would the Lunar New Year festival be called bittersweet? 3 6 -926 3 The holiday is when Chinese workers are expected to return to their home villages and share time and gifts with their families and friends . expected Expected in what way? Are they given time off work, or paid, ect...? 7 8 -926 4 Given that hundreds of millions have moved from rural areas to cities in recent decades , Chinese New Year has become a frenzied time of travel across the world ' s most populous country . cities Why have millions moved from rural areas to cities? 11 12 -926 5 Some call it " the world ' s largest human migration " . world ' s largest human is it actually the largest migrations? 5 10 -926 5 Some call it " the world ' s largest human migration " . " the world ' s largest human migration " Why are they all moving to cities? 3 12 -927 1 As electronic devices proliferate , retailers are seeing record numbers of used laptops , smartphones and tablets being sold for quick cash or credit . proliferate , why are they proliferating? 3 5 -927 1 As electronic devices proliferate , retailers are seeing record numbers of used laptops , smartphones and tablets being sold for quick cash or credit . record numbers Why are retailers seeing record numbers of used electronics being sold for quick cash? 8 10 -927 1 As electronic devices proliferate , retailers are seeing record numbers of used laptops , smartphones and tablets being sold for quick cash or credit . retailers What sort of retailers are being discussed here? 5 6 -927 1 As electronic devices proliferate , retailers are seeing record numbers of used laptops , smartphones and tablets being sold for quick cash or credit . proliferate , Why would more devices mean more used ones being sold? 3 5 -927 1 As electronic devices proliferate , retailers are seeing record numbers of used laptops , smartphones and tablets being sold for quick cash or credit . cash what is the average? 21 22 -927 2 Best Buy Co . Inc . launched a trade - in program in 2009 for items such as cellphones , video games and computers , and it ' s getting more popular every year . more popular every year How much more popular, percentage-wise, are these trade-ins becoming? 30 34 -927 3 It now accepts more than 11 , 000 different items . 11 , 000 different items is that a lot? 5 10 -927 4 " The trade - in volume has doubled every year since 2009 , " Jeff Shelman , a Best Buy spokesman , wrote in an email . 2009 , " what are the price comparisons between now and 2009? 11 14 -927 5 At Pawn America ' s 29 Midwest locations , most cellphones , laptops and tablets are sold , not pawned , and the numbers keep growing . 29 Midwest locations , Where would these locations be situated? 5 9 -927 5 At Pawn America ' s 29 Midwest locations , most cellphones , laptops and tablets are sold , not pawned , and the numbers keep growing . most what is the percentage? 9 10 -927 5 At Pawn America ' s 29 Midwest locations , most cellphones , laptops and tablets are sold , not pawned , and the numbers keep growing . sold , what is done after? 16 18 -928 1 MILWAUKEE - A 300 - year - old Stradivarius violin on loan to Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra concertmaster Frank Almond was stolen during an armed robbery after a performance by Almond at Wisconsin Lutheran College , Milwaukee Police Chief Edward Flynn said Tuesday . Stradivarius How does this make the violin special? 8 9 -928 1 MILWAUKEE - A 300 - year - old Stradivarius violin on loan to Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra concertmaster Frank Almond was stolen during an armed robbery after a performance by Almond at Wisconsin Lutheran College , Milwaukee Police Chief Edward Flynn said Tuesday . Stradivarius is that a brand? 8 9 -928 1 MILWAUKEE - A 300 - year - old Stradivarius violin on loan to Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra concertmaster Frank Almond was stolen during an armed robbery after a performance by Almond at Wisconsin Lutheran College , Milwaukee Police Chief Edward Flynn said Tuesday . loan Loan from who? 11 12 -928 1 MILWAUKEE - A 300 - year - old Stradivarius violin on loan to Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra concertmaster Frank Almond was stolen during an armed robbery after a performance by Almond at Wisconsin Lutheran College , Milwaukee Police Chief Edward Flynn said Tuesday . performance Was the performance during the day or in the evening? 27 28 -928 2 Almond was attacked with a stun gun and robbed of the instrument - Flynn said it was valued in the " high seven figures " - shortly before 10 : 30 p . m . Monday in a parking lot in the rear of the school , 8815 W . Wisconsin Ave . , the chief said at a news conference . " high seven figures " why is it worth so much? 20 25 -928 2 Almond was attacked with a stun gun and robbed of the instrument - Flynn said it was valued in the " high seven figures " - shortly before 10 : 30 p . m . Monday in a parking lot in the rear of the school , 8815 W . Wisconsin Ave . , the chief said at a news conference . attacked Was it just one person? 2 3 -928 4 Almond had played a concert Monday evening at Wisconsin Lutheran as part of his Frankly Music series . Frankly Music How was Almond essential to this series? 14 16 -928 4 Almond had played a concert Monday evening at Wisconsin Lutheran as part of his Frankly Music series . Frankly Music series is that a festival? 14 17 -928 4 Almond had played a concert Monday evening at Wisconsin Lutheran as part of his Frankly Music series . concert What kind of music or what music was in the concert? 4 5 -928 5 " The artistic heritage of Milwaukee was assaulted and robbed last night , " Flynn told reporters during the conference at the Police Administration Building . artistic heritage do they have a heritage there? 2 4 -928 5 " The artistic heritage of Milwaukee was assaulted and robbed last night , " Flynn told reporters during the conference at the Police Administration Building . artistic heritage What is the artistic heritage? 2 4 -929 1 SAN LUIS OBISPO , Calif . - Hearst Castle visitors will soon find dusty buses , dry fountains and an empty pool , thanks to one of the worst droughts in California history . Hearst Castle is it a real castle? 7 9 -929 1 SAN LUIS OBISPO , Calif . - Hearst Castle visitors will soon find dusty buses , dry fountains and an empty pool , thanks to one of the worst droughts in California history . Hearst Castle visitors Are these visitors tourists from other areas or local? 7 10 -929 1 SAN LUIS OBISPO , Calif . - Hearst Castle visitors will soon find dusty buses , dry fountains and an empty pool , thanks to one of the worst droughts in California history . worst droughts How long has this drought been going on? 28 30 -929 1 SAN LUIS OBISPO , Calif . - Hearst Castle visitors will soon find dusty buses , dry fountains and an empty pool , thanks to one of the worst droughts in California history . worst What made it one of the worse droughts? 28 29 -929 1 SAN LUIS OBISPO , Calif . - Hearst Castle visitors will soon find dusty buses , dry fountains and an empty pool , thanks to one of the worst droughts in California history . worst droughts What caused the drought? 28 30 -929 2 Springs that supply the state historical monument are running at just one - sixth normal , said Nick Franco , superintendent of the San Luis Obispo Coast District of State Parks . one - sixth normal , how is that measured? 11 16 -929 2 Springs that supply the state historical monument are running at just one - sixth normal , said Nick Franco , superintendent of the San Luis Obispo Coast District of State Parks . running at just one - sixth normal , Is this due to lack of rain? 8 16 -929 2 Springs that supply the state historical monument are running at just one - sixth normal , said Nick Franco , superintendent of the San Luis Obispo Coast District of State Parks . Springs Which springs supply the state monument? 0 1 -929 2 Springs that supply the state historical monument are running at just one - sixth normal , said Nick Franco , superintendent of the San Luis Obispo Coast District of State Parks . one - sixth normal , What caused the reduction in spring supply? 11 16 -929 3 Only 47 , 000 gallons a day now flow from the springs , which State Parks shares with the Hearst Ranch , down from a normal of 285 , 000 gallons a day in a normal year . Only 47 , 000 gallons a day Is rain the only water source for the Castle? 0 7 -929 3 Only 47 , 000 gallons a day now flow from the springs , which State Parks shares with the Hearst Ranch , down from a normal of 285 , 000 gallons a day in a normal year . normal of 285 , 000 gallons What caused the significant reduction? 25 31 -929 4 That means a trio of reservoirs that typically are filled with 2 . 75 million gallons of water this time of year are only about a third full , not enough to carry the Castle through the summer . not enough Is there another water source they can use? 29 31 -929 4 That means a trio of reservoirs that typically are filled with 2 . 75 million gallons of water this time of year are only about a third full , not enough to carry the Castle through the summer . trio Which trio of reservoirs specifically? 3 4 -929 4 That means a trio of reservoirs that typically are filled with 2 . 75 million gallons of water this time of year are only about a third full , not enough to carry the Castle through the summer . not enough to carry the Castle through the summer How does the Castle use so much water? 29 38 -929 5 So it doesn ' t make any sense to keep topping off the iconic , but leaky , outdoor Neptune Pool , which loses 3 , 000 to 5 , 000 gallons of water a day through several cracks . Neptune Pool , what is neptune pool? 19 22 -929 5 So it doesn ' t make any sense to keep topping off the iconic , but leaky , outdoor Neptune Pool , which loses 3 , 000 to 5 , 000 gallons of water a day through several cracks . iconic , What makes this pool iconic? 13 15 -929 5 So it doesn ' t make any sense to keep topping off the iconic , but leaky , outdoor Neptune Pool , which loses 3 , 000 to 5 , 000 gallons of water a day through several cracks . but leaky , Can this leak be repaired? 15 18 -929 5 So it doesn ' t make any sense to keep topping off the iconic , but leaky , outdoor Neptune Pool , which loses 3 , 000 to 5 , 000 gallons of water a day through several cracks . cracks How big are these cracks? How many cracks are there? 38 39 -929 5 So it doesn ' t make any sense to keep topping off the iconic , but leaky , outdoor Neptune Pool , which loses 3 , 000 to 5 , 000 gallons of water a day through several cracks . iconic , but leaky , Why hasn't it been fixed? 13 18 -930 1 CHARLOTTE , N . C . - She was a little girl of 9 or 10 , staring out a window in the Lincolnton , N . C . , cotton mill where she worked . She whats her name? 7 8 -930 1 CHARLOTTE , N . C . - She was a little girl of 9 or 10 , staring out a window in the Lincolnton , N . C . , cotton mill where she worked . cotton mill Why would a little girl be working at a cotton mill? 30 32 -930 1 CHARLOTTE , N . C . - She was a little girl of 9 or 10 , staring out a window in the Lincolnton , N . C . , cotton mill where she worked . little girl Who was the little girl? 10 12 -930 1 CHARLOTTE , N . C . - She was a little girl of 9 or 10 , staring out a window in the Lincolnton , N . C . , cotton mill where she worked . worked Why is she working at 9 or 10 years old? 34 35 -930 1 CHARLOTTE , N . C . - She was a little girl of 9 or 10 , staring out a window in the Lincolnton , N . C . , cotton mill where she worked . staring out Why was she staring out her window? 17 19 -930 2 Lewis Hine - the father of American documentary photography - captured the haunting image of the too - young textile employee in 1908 . Lewis Hine is he famous? 0 2 -930 2 Lewis Hine - the father of American documentary photography - captured the haunting image of the too - young textile employee in 1908 . textile What did she do at the place? 19 20 -930 2 Lewis Hine - the father of American documentary photography - captured the haunting image of the too - young textile employee in 1908 . the father of American documentary photography Why is Lewis Hine the father of American documentary photography? 3 9 -930 3 It became one of the historic pictures among more than 5 , 000 he made while working for the National Child Labor Committee , documenting abuses of child labor laws in textiles and other industries . documenting How did he know there were children working there? 24 25 -930 3 It became one of the historic pictures among more than 5 , 000 he made while working for the National Child Labor Committee , documenting abuses of child labor laws in textiles and other industries . abuses of child labor laws What other types of abuses of labor laws were there? 25 30 -930 3 It became one of the historic pictures among more than 5 , 000 he made while working for the National Child Labor Committee , documenting abuses of child labor laws in textiles and other industries . other industries What other industries did he work for? 33 35 -930 4 Most of Hine ' s caption information included names , but the Lincolnton girl was identified only as a " spinner " at the Rhodes Manufacturing Co . A second photo of her in the same mill with an older girl and a woman also had no names . names , How did he find out names? 8 10 -930 4 Most of Hine ' s caption information included names , but the Lincolnton girl was identified only as a " spinner " at the Rhodes Manufacturing Co . A second photo of her in the same mill with an older girl and a woman also had no names . no names Why did this picture have no names? 46 48 -930 5 Now , a Massachusetts researcher who has tracked down descendants of 350 people in the Hine photos believes he ' s solved the mystery of both images . both images Who are the people in both images? 25 27 -930 5 Now , a Massachusetts researcher who has tracked down descendants of 350 people in the Hine photos believes he ' s solved the mystery of both images . the mystery of both images Why is the researcher trying to find this data? 22 27 -930 5 Now , a Massachusetts researcher who has tracked down descendants of 350 people in the Hine photos believes he ' s solved the mystery of both images . solved the mystery What is the mystery? 21 24 -931 1 WASHINGTON – President Barack Obama announced plans Tuesday to bring high - speed Internet more quickly to the nation ' s public schools , pledging to make sure students in the United States have every advantage that " some child in South Korea has right now " . advantage What are the other advantages that children in South Korea have that children in the US don't have? 35 36 -931 1 WASHINGTON – President Barack Obama announced plans Tuesday to bring high - speed Internet more quickly to the nation ' s public schools , pledging to make sure students in the United States have every advantage that " some child in South Korea has right now " . bring Why was President Barack Obama announcing plans to bring high-speed Internet more quickly? 9 10 -931 1 WASHINGTON – President Barack Obama announced plans Tuesday to bring high - speed Internet more quickly to the nation ' s public schools , pledging to make sure students in the United States have every advantage that " some child in South Korea has right now " . schools , Why do public schools need high-speed Internet? 22 24 -931 1 WASHINGTON – President Barack Obama announced plans Tuesday to bring high - speed Internet more quickly to the nation ' s public schools , pledging to make sure students in the United States have every advantage that " some child in South Korea has right now " . " some child in South Korea has right now " Does every child in South Korea have high-speed Internet in their school?\n\n 37 47 -931 1 WASHINGTON – President Barack Obama announced plans Tuesday to bring high - speed Internet more quickly to the nation ' s public schools , pledging to make sure students in the United States have every advantage that " some child in South Korea has right now " . nation ' s public schools , Which schools is he planning to bring high-speed internet to? 18 24 -931 2 After all , Obama told a crowd at a school in Adelphi , Maryland , " We shouldn ' t give that kind of competitive advantage over to other countries " . competitive advantage do we not have high speed internet? 24 26 -931 2 After all , Obama told a crowd at a school in Adelphi , Maryland , " We shouldn ' t give that kind of competitive advantage over to other countries " . competitive Why is internet speed considered such a highly competitive advantage? 24 25 -931 2 After all , Obama told a crowd at a school in Adelphi , Maryland , " We shouldn ' t give that kind of competitive advantage over to other countries " . advantage How is Internet access at public schools a competitive advantage? 25 26 -931 2 After all , Obama told a crowd at a school in Adelphi , Maryland , " We shouldn ' t give that kind of competitive advantage over to other countries " . competitive advantage How do we give them competitive advantage by having high-speed Internet? 24 26 -931 3 " In a country where we expect free Wi - Fi with our coffee , " he said , " we should definitely demand it in our schools " . demand it in our schools " do schools not have wifi? 23 29 -931 3 " In a country where we expect free Wi - Fi with our coffee , " he said , " we should definitely demand it in our schools " . expect Why do people expect free Wi-fi with their coffee? 6 7 -931 4 Obama made the remarks as he unveiled plans to speed up the phase - in of his pet project to link schools to the Internet through a combination of government investment and private - sector support . support Who is supporting this project privately? 35 36 -931 4 Obama made the remarks as he unveiled plans to speed up the phase - in of his pet project to link schools to the Internet through a combination of government investment and private - sector support . speed Why is the phase-in being sped up? 9 10 -931 4 Obama made the remarks as he unveiled plans to speed up the phase - in of his pet project to link schools to the Internet through a combination of government investment and private - sector support . government investment and private - sector support What companies are benefiting from this project? 29 36 -931 4 Obama made the remarks as he unveiled plans to speed up the phase - in of his pet project to link schools to the Internet through a combination of government investment and private - sector support . pet project to link schools to the Internet Is he really concerned about schools having high speed internet or is he just interested in helping certain companies make more money? 17 25 -931 5 Several U . S . companies , including Apple , AT & amp ; T , Microsoft , Sprint and Verizon , are pitching in about $ 750 million in goods and services to help students get connected to the World Wide Web . to Why are these companies helping? What's in it for them? 33 34 -931 5 Several U . S . companies , including Apple , AT & amp ; T , Microsoft , Sprint and Verizon , are pitching in about $ 750 million in goods and services to help students get connected to the World Wide Web . pitching Why are major companies pitching in to help students get connected to the World Wide Web? 23 24 -931 5 Several U . S . companies , including Apple , AT & amp ; T , Microsoft , Sprint and Verizon , are pitching in about $ 750 million in goods and services to help students get connected to the World Wide Web . pitching Are these companies pitching these things in for free? 23 24 -932 1 WASHINGTON - CVS Caremark , the nation ' s second - largest drugstore chain , plans to stop selling cigarettes and other tobacco products at its more than 7 , 600 retail stores by Oct . 1 , a landmark decision that would make it the first national pharmacy company to cease tobacco sales . Oct . 1 , What year did this take place? 34 38 -932 1 WASHINGTON - CVS Caremark , the nation ' s second - largest drugstore chain , plans to stop selling cigarettes and other tobacco products at its more than 7 , 600 retail stores by Oct . 1 , a landmark decision that would make it the first national pharmacy company to cease tobacco sales . drugstore chain , Who is the nation's first largest drugstore chain? 12 15 -932 4 CVS , which is second only to Walgreen Co . in retail locations , has been steadily increasing its business providing medical care through its pharmacists and a growing number of urgent care clinics at its retail locations . medical care What kind of medical care? 21 23 -932 5 " As the delivery of health care evolves with an emphasis on better health outcomes , reducing chronic disease and controlling costs , CVS Caremark is playing an expanded role in providing care , " Larry J . Merlo , the president and chief executive officer , said in a statement . care evolves How else is health care evolving? 6 8 -933 1 WASHINGTON - Slightly more fourth - graders nationwide are reading proficiently compared with a decade ago , but only a third of them are now reading well , according to a new report . third of them why is that? 20 23 -933 1 WASHINGTON - Slightly more fourth - graders nationwide are reading proficiently compared with a decade ago , but only a third of them are now reading well , according to a new report . a new report . Where was the new report published? 30 34 -933 1 WASHINGTON - Slightly more fourth - graders nationwide are reading proficiently compared with a decade ago , but only a third of them are now reading well , according to a new report . reading proficiently What constitutes proficient reading? 9 11 -933 1 WASHINGTON - Slightly more fourth - graders nationwide are reading proficiently compared with a decade ago , but only a third of them are now reading well , according to a new report . reading well , How does this differ from reading proficiently? 25 28 -933 1 WASHINGTON - Slightly more fourth - graders nationwide are reading proficiently compared with a decade ago , but only a third of them are now reading well , according to a new report . fourth - graders nationwide What percentage of fourth graders? 4 8 -933 2 The study also found the reading skills gap between children from lower - income and higher - income families has grown , and proficiency varies considerably across states . grown , What has the growth rate in the reading skills gap been? 20 22 -933 2 The study also found the reading skills gap between children from lower - income and higher - income families has grown , and proficiency varies considerably across states . proficiency varies considerably across states . Do educators recommend a national standard to define proficiency? 23 29 -933 2 The study also found the reading skills gap between children from lower - income and higher - income families has grown , and proficiency varies considerably across states . from lower - income What is considered a lower income family? 10 14 -933 3 Students in all but six states have improved reading proficiency , according to the report by the Annie E . Casey Foundation , which used reading scores from the National Assessment of Educational Progress , also known as the Nation ' s Report Card , to compare reading skills of fourth - graders in 2013 and 2003 . six states which states? 4 6 -933 3 Students in all but six states have improved reading proficiency , according to the report by the Annie E . Casey Foundation , which used reading scores from the National Assessment of Educational Progress , also known as the Nation ' s Report Card , to compare reading skills of fourth - graders in 2013 and 2003 . all but six states Which six states have not seen an improvement in student proficiency? 2 6 -933 3 Students in all but six states have improved reading proficiency , according to the report by the Annie E . Casey Foundation , which used reading scores from the National Assessment of Educational Progress , also known as the Nation ' s Report Card , to compare reading skills of fourth - graders in 2013 and 2003 . in 2013 and 2003 Is proficiency not assessed more than once a decade by NAEP? 53 57 -933 3 Students in all but six states have improved reading proficiency , according to the report by the Annie E . Casey Foundation , which used reading scores from the National Assessment of Educational Progress , also known as the Nation ' s Report Card , to compare reading skills of fourth - graders in 2013 and 2003 . six states What are the 6 States? 4 6 -933 4 Maryland , the District of Columbia and Rhode Island saw the biggest gains , while reading levels declined in Alaska , Michigan , South Dakota and West Virginia . biggest gains , how big were the gains? 11 14 -933 4 Maryland , the District of Columbia and Rhode Island saw the biggest gains , while reading levels declined in Alaska , Michigan , South Dakota and West Virginia . Maryland , What are these states doing that is causing gains in reading skills? 0 2 -933 4 Maryland , the District of Columbia and Rhode Island saw the biggest gains , while reading levels declined in Alaska , Michigan , South Dakota and West Virginia . Alaska , Michigan , South Dakota and West Virginia . What measures are these states taking to improve their failing student reading proficiency? 19 29 -933 4 Maryland , the District of Columbia and Rhode Island saw the biggest gains , while reading levels declined in Alaska , Michigan , South Dakota and West Virginia . levels declined What percentage did they decline? 16 18 -933 5 Reading proficiency remained level in Connecticut , which had the highest percentage of fourth - graders reading proficiently in 2003 , and in Montana . remained level in How long has Connecticut lead the nation in reading proficiency? 2 5 -934 1 FORT LAUDERDALE , Fla . - More than 90 whales have become stranded on Florida beaches in the past two months , almost three times the average , baffling marine biologists and making them wonder if a deadly common denominator is at play . past two months , what year is this article from? 18 22 -934 2 " We ' re all starting to pay close attention to what might be going on , to see if there are any links or if they ' re unrelated , " said Denise Boyd , a research biologist with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission . unrelated , " could it be unrelated? 29 32 -934 2 " We ' re all starting to pay close attention to what might be going on , to see if there are any links or if they ' re unrelated , " said Denise Boyd , a research biologist with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission . all who is all? 4 5 -934 3 Among the theories : The whales might have contracted morbillivirus , an ailment similar to canine distemper that has been attacking dolphins along the East Coast this year . morbillivirus , what are some of the symptoms? 9 11 -934 4 But necropsies failed to confirm this . necropsies what is a necropsy? 1 2 -934 4 But necropsies failed to confirm this . necropsies What is necropsies? 1 2 -934 4 But necropsies failed to confirm this . failed to confirm this why did they not find an answer from the autopsy? 2 6 -934 5 The series of cold fronts that marched across Florida in the past month could be a factor . past month why is it cold there recently? 11 13 -934 5 The series of cold fronts that marched across Florida in the past month could be a factor . in the past month what is the time frame of this article? 9 13 -935 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - In the middle of " Blackfish , " the scathing documentary about SeaWorld ' s killer whale program , an activist says the whales in SeaWorld parks die early while their counterparts in the wild live as long as humans . scathing documentary Who made this documentary? 14 16 -935 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - In the middle of " Blackfish , " the scathing documentary about SeaWorld ' s killer whale program , an activist says the whales in SeaWorld parks die early while their counterparts in the wild live as long as humans . killer whale program , How long has this program been in place? 20 24 -935 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - In the middle of " Blackfish , " the scathing documentary about SeaWorld ' s killer whale program , an activist says the whales in SeaWorld parks die early while their counterparts in the wild live as long as humans . die early Do they know what causes them to die early? 32 34 -935 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - In the middle of " Blackfish , " the scathing documentary about SeaWorld ' s killer whale program , an activist says the whales in SeaWorld parks die early while their counterparts in the wild live as long as humans . die early how much earlier? 32 34 -935 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - In the middle of " Blackfish , " the scathing documentary about SeaWorld ' s killer whale program , an activist says the whales in SeaWorld parks die early while their counterparts in the wild live as long as humans . die early At what age do Sea World's whales die early? 32 34 -935 2 The claim , which goes unchallenged in the film , is a powerful contrast , meant to suggest that the giant marine mammals suffer when forced to live in man - made pools . unchallenged why was it unchallenged? 5 6 -935 2 The claim , which goes unchallenged in the film , is a powerful contrast , meant to suggest that the giant marine mammals suffer when forced to live in man - made pools . powerful contrast , contrast compared to what? 12 15 -935 2 The claim , which goes unchallenged in the film , is a powerful contrast , meant to suggest that the giant marine mammals suffer when forced to live in man - made pools . to suggest Is there solid proof? 16 18 -935 2 The claim , which goes unchallenged in the film , is a powerful contrast , meant to suggest that the giant marine mammals suffer when forced to live in man - made pools . suffer In what means do they suffer? 23 24 -935 2 The claim , which goes unchallenged in the film , is a powerful contrast , meant to suggest that the giant marine mammals suffer when forced to live in man - made pools . meant to suggest But not actually true? 15 18 -935 3 Yet SeaWorld Entertainment Inc . says its killer whales have life spans equivalent to those of wild orcas , an assertion the company makes to show that it provides a healthful , stimulating environment for the 29 orcas it owns at four marine parks - the largest captive collection on the planet . wild orcas , What is the average life span of a wild Orca? 16 19 -935 3 Yet SeaWorld Entertainment Inc . says its killer whales have life spans equivalent to those of wild orcas , an assertion the company makes to show that it provides a healthful , stimulating environment for the 29 orcas it owns at four marine parks - the largest captive collection on the planet . healthful , stimulating environment Is this overseen by professionals in this field? 30 34 -935 3 Yet SeaWorld Entertainment Inc . says its killer whales have life spans equivalent to those of wild orcas , an assertion the company makes to show that it provides a healthful , stimulating environment for the 29 orcas it owns at four marine parks - the largest captive collection on the planet . 29 orcas it owns How and who do they purchase Orcas from? 36 40 -935 3 Yet SeaWorld Entertainment Inc . says its killer whales have life spans equivalent to those of wild orcas , an assertion the company makes to show that it provides a healthful , stimulating environment for the 29 orcas it owns at four marine parks - the largest captive collection on the planet . equivalent What IS the normal life span? 12 13 -935 4 The truth is not nearly as simple as either side claims . simple how complex is it? 6 7 -935 4 The truth is not nearly as simple as either side claims . is not nearly as simple What is the truth? 2 7 -935 4 The truth is not nearly as simple as either side claims . truth What is the truth of the life span of the killer whales? 1 2 -935 5 The fact is that scientists don ' t know for sure how long killer whales live . long killer whales why cant they figure it out? 12 15 -935 5 The fact is that scientists don ' t know for sure how long killer whales live . scientists don ' t know for sure why is their such a controversy about Whales being held in captivity? 4 11 -936 1 WASHINGTON - It ' s a story almost as old as humanity : Braving unknown dangers , a team of explorers settles a wild frontier , and then - almost as quickly - bureaucrats tie it up with red tape . settles Why were a team of explorers settling in the wild frontier? 21 22 -936 1 WASHINGTON - It ' s a story almost as old as humanity : Braving unknown dangers , a team of explorers settles a wild frontier , and then - almost as quickly - bureaucrats tie it up with red tape . tie How were the team of explorers tied up by red tape? 34 35 -936 1 WASHINGTON - It ' s a story almost as old as humanity : Braving unknown dangers , a team of explorers settles a wild frontier , and then - almost as quickly - bureaucrats tie it up with red tape . bureaucrats tie it up with red why do they tie it up? 33 39 -936 1 WASHINGTON - It ' s a story almost as old as humanity : Braving unknown dangers , a team of explorers settles a wild frontier , and then - almost as quickly - bureaucrats tie it up with red tape . explorers Who are the team of explorers? 20 21 -936 1 WASHINGTON - It ' s a story almost as old as humanity : Braving unknown dangers , a team of explorers settles a wild frontier , and then - almost as quickly - bureaucrats tie it up with red tape . bureaucrats Who are the bureaucrats? 33 34 -936 2 This time , the frontier is outer space . outer How are the explorers traveling to outer space? 6 7 -936 2 This time , the frontier is outer space . outer space who went to outer space? 6 8 -936 3 And the regulators are from the Federal Aviation Administration , which licenses commercial - rocket launches in addition to monitoring the airlines . monitoring Why is the FAA monitoring outer space? 19 20 -936 4 The FAA has so far been constrained by one major loophole : Once a spacecraft reaches orbit , it ' s largely free of regulation - a libertarian ' s final refuge . constrained by one major loophole : Why is this loophole still in existence? 6 12 -936 4 The FAA has so far been constrained by one major loophole : Once a spacecraft reaches orbit , it ' s largely free of regulation - a libertarian ' s final refuge . reaches How can a spacecraft reach orbit without being constrained by the FAA? 15 16 -936 4 The FAA has so far been constrained by one major loophole : Once a spacecraft reaches orbit , it ' s largely free of regulation - a libertarian ' s final refuge . libertarian ' s final refuge libertarians dont like regulations? 27 32 -936 5 But that could change soon . This week , at a congressional hearing and an industry conference in Washington , FAA officials and space attorneys began seriously discussing rules of the road for outer space , for such things as mining rights and safety practices . space attorneys began seriously discussing What sort of regulatory authority will space attorneys be arguing for or against? 23 28 -936 5 But that could change soon . This week , at a congressional hearing and an industry conference in Washington , FAA officials and space attorneys began seriously discussing rules of the road for outer space , for such things as mining rights and safety practices . rights How is the FAA going to enforce mining rights in outer space? 41 42 -937 1 SOCHI , Russia - Julia Lipnitskaia , all 5 - foot - 2 of her , stepped onto the Olympic ice in a red coat Sunday to skate to music from the movie Schindler ' s List . music from the movie Schindler ' s List Which song from the movie Shindler's List? 29 37 -937 1 SOCHI , Russia - Julia Lipnitskaia , all 5 - foot - 2 of her , stepped onto the Olympic ice in a red coat Sunday to skate to music from the movie Schindler ' s List . her , How old is she? 14 16 -937 2 Just like the girl in the red coat in the predominantly black - and - white film , the 15 - year - old Russian figure skater captured the eye and leaped out from her competition with unparalleled artistry , flexibility and blurring spins . red coat Did the red coat symbolize something? 6 8 -937 2 Just like the girl in the red coat in the predominantly black - and - white film , the 15 - year - old Russian figure skater captured the eye and leaped out from her competition with unparalleled artistry , flexibility and blurring spins . from her competition Who were the competing skaters? 33 36 -937 4 Yu - li - a ! ' and " Russ - ee - ya ! Russ - ee - ya ! ' ' The Sochi Olympics had found its ice princess . Yu - li - a ! ' What does this mean in English? 0 7 -937 5 Having already announced her arrival with a spellbinding short program in the inaugural team competition Saturday night , the debutante from the Ural Mountains clinched the team gold medal for Russia – the host nation ' s first gold of these Games - and became the youngest athlete ever to win a gold medal at the Winter Olympics . spellbinding why was it spellbinding? 7 8 -937 5 Having already announced her arrival with a spellbinding short program in the inaugural team competition Saturday night , the debutante from the Ural Mountains clinched the team gold medal for Russia – the host nation ' s first gold of these Games - and became the youngest athlete ever to win a gold medal at the Winter Olympics . team How does the team competition relate to her solo performance? 13 14 -938 1 BOGOTA , Colombia - This gritty city of 7 . 6 million rarely gets respect . rarely gets respect Why does Bogota rarely get respect? 12 15 -938 1 BOGOTA , Colombia - This gritty city of 7 . 6 million rarely gets respect . gets respect who doesnt respect it? 13 15 -938 1 BOGOTA , Colombia - This gritty city of 7 . 6 million rarely gets respect . rarely gets respect . Why do they lack respect? 12 16 -938 1 BOGOTA , Colombia - This gritty city of 7 . 6 million rarely gets respect . gritty Why is it referred to as gritty? 5 6 -938 1 BOGOTA , Colombia - This gritty city of 7 . 6 million rarely gets respect . rarely gets respect Maybe because it's described as gritty? 12 15 -938 2 It often ranks near the bottom in " livability " surveys and near the top of the hemisphere ' s ugliest capitals . ugliest capitals why is it considered ugly? 20 22 -938 2 It often ranks near the bottom in " livability " surveys and near the top of the hemisphere ' s ugliest capitals . in " livability " surveys What constitutes a livability survey? 6 11 -938 2 It often ranks near the bottom in " livability " surveys and near the top of the hemisphere ' s ugliest capitals . ranks near the bottom What is the actual rank? 2 6 -938 2 It often ranks near the bottom in " livability " surveys and near the top of the hemisphere ' s ugliest capitals . " livability " What constitutes as 'livability'? 7 10 -938 2 It often ranks near the bottom in " livability " surveys and near the top of the hemisphere ' s ugliest capitals . ugliest capitals What makes it one of the ugliest? 20 22 -938 2 It often ranks near the bottom in " livability " surveys and near the top of the hemisphere ' s ugliest capitals . bottom Whys is that? 5 6 -938 3 But in recent years , it has been getting an unintentional makeover , as lax laws and blank walls have made it a haven for local and international graffiti artists . recent years , How long has this been happening? 2 5 -938 3 But in recent years , it has been getting an unintentional makeover , as lax laws and blank walls have made it a haven for local and international graffiti artists . graffiti artists what do they spray paint? 28 30 -938 3 But in recent years , it has been getting an unintentional makeover , as lax laws and blank walls have made it a haven for local and international graffiti artists . lax laws Why have the laws been relaxed? 14 16 -938 3 But in recent years , it has been getting an unintentional makeover , as lax laws and blank walls have made it a haven for local and international graffiti artists . lax laws What are the laws there or why are they lax? 14 16 -938 3 But in recent years , it has been getting an unintentional makeover , as lax laws and blank walls have made it a haven for local and international graffiti artists . makeover , Why would that be a makeover? 11 13 -938 4 Now , this Andean capital seems to be in bloom , as everything from high - art to hurried scrawls spring from overpasses , storefronts and sidewalks . bloom , How are they on bloom? 9 11 -938 5 The splash of color is earning the city accolades and recognition in the art world - even as some here wonder about the line between art and vandalism . about the line between art and vandalism Why do some wonder about the line between the two? 21 28 -938 5 The splash of color is earning the city accolades and recognition in the art world - even as some here wonder about the line between art and vandalism . line between art and vandalism What is the line then, legally? 23 28 -939 1 SEDALIA , Mo . - The dirty rocks of salt are packed into a storage shed on a snowy lot , where a nearby bulldozer , its engine on , stands at the ready . dirty rocks of salt what is the salt for? 6 10 -939 1 SEDALIA , Mo . - The dirty rocks of salt are packed into a storage shed on a snowy lot , where a nearby bulldozer , its engine on , stands at the ready . stands at the ready Why does it stand ready? 30 34 -939 1 SEDALIA , Mo . - The dirty rocks of salt are packed into a storage shed on a snowy lot , where a nearby bulldozer , its engine on , stands at the ready . storage shed on a snowy lot , Why is it packed in a shed? 14 21 -939 1 SEDALIA , Mo . - The dirty rocks of salt are packed into a storage shed on a snowy lot , where a nearby bulldozer , its engine on , stands at the ready . dirty rocks of salt Why are the dirty rocks of salt packed into a shed? 6 10 -939 1 SEDALIA , Mo . - The dirty rocks of salt are packed into a storage shed on a snowy lot , where a nearby bulldozer , its engine on , stands at the ready . bulldozer , What is the bulldozer ready to do? 24 26 -939 2 Pettis County Commissioner Brent Hampy trudges across the frozen ground to assess the stockpiles for this county , which just received 8 inches of snow in a nasty storm that closed schools for two days . received 8 inches can they not get rid of the snow? 20 23 -939 2 Pettis County Commissioner Brent Hampy trudges across the frozen ground to assess the stockpiles for this county , which just received 8 inches of snow in a nasty storm that closed schools for two days . stockpiles Why does county have stockpiles? 13 14 -939 2 Pettis County Commissioner Brent Hampy trudges across the frozen ground to assess the stockpiles for this county , which just received 8 inches of snow in a nasty storm that closed schools for two days . trudges across the frozen ground How far is this location ? Was it treacherous ? 5 10 -939 2 Pettis County Commissioner Brent Hampy trudges across the frozen ground to assess the stockpiles for this county , which just received 8 inches of snow in a nasty storm that closed schools for two days . stockpiles What are the stockpiles? 13 14 -939 3 There are about 200 tons of salt left piled here , and it may not be enough . may not be enough how many do they need? 13 17 -939 3 There are about 200 tons of salt left piled here , and it may not be enough . may not be enough Howmuch should they have ? How many people is this for 13 17 -939 3 There are about 200 tons of salt left piled here , and it may not be enough . 200 tons of salt Perhaps a picture of what this looks like 3 7 -939 4 The county started out the winter with 600 tons , and last winter used only 50 . last winter used only 50 Why that amount ? 11 16 -939 5 " If we don ' t have more ice storms we ' ll be fine , " Hampy said , as the wind whipped his cheeks in the 11 - degree chill . don ' t have more ice storms Where they located ? 3 10 -940 1 COLLEGE PARK , Md . - When J . D . Rinehart noticed brownish , depressed areas on his orchards ' apples and peaches about five years ago , he thought the fruit was low in calcium . J . D . Rinehart who is he? 7 12 -940 1 COLLEGE PARK , Md . - When J . D . Rinehart noticed brownish , depressed areas on his orchards ' apples and peaches about five years ago , he thought the fruit was low in calcium . orchards ' How big is Rinehart's orchard? What percentage of apples and peaches is affected? 19 21 -940 2 But spraying the fruit with calcium didn ' t help . spraying the fruit with calcium Why would spraying calcium help? 1 6 -940 2 But spraying the fruit with calcium didn ' t help . spraying the how do they spray it? 1 3 -940 2 But spraying the fruit with calcium didn ' t help . spraying the fruit Why were they spraying the fruit? 1 4 -940 3 When University of Maryland researchers cut open his fruit and examined it , it became clear that the problem was much more damaging and unpredictable : stink bugs . cut open his fruit Why didn't he cut open his fruit and examine it first? 5 9 -940 3 When University of Maryland researchers cut open his fruit and examined it , it became clear that the problem was much more damaging and unpredictable : stink bugs . examined How was the fruit examined? Was it examined in a lab? 10 11 -940 4 Rinehart , owner of Rinehart Orchards in Washington County , Md . , said stink bugs damage 10 to 20 percent of his crop every year . stink bugs do they eat the crops? 14 16 -940 4 Rinehart , owner of Rinehart Orchards in Washington County , Md . , said stink bugs damage 10 to 20 percent of his crop every year . Washington County , Where is Washington County in Maryland, like north, northwest, southeast, etc.? 7 10 -941 1 To plague aficionados , the Justinian Plague , which in the 6th century AD is thought to have killed 30 million to 50 million from Asia to Africa to Europe , is hardly a footnote . hardly a footnote Why is this plague hardly a footnote? 32 35 -941 1 To plague aficionados , the Justinian Plague , which in the 6th century AD is thought to have killed 30 million to 50 million from Asia to Africa to Europe , is hardly a footnote . plague aficionados , are those real people? 1 4 -941 1 To plague aficionados , the Justinian Plague , which in the 6th century AD is thought to have killed 30 million to 50 million from Asia to Africa to Europe , is hardly a footnote . Justinian Plague , What was the Justinian Plague? 5 8 -941 1 To plague aficionados , the Justinian Plague , which in the 6th century AD is thought to have killed 30 million to 50 million from Asia to Africa to Europe , is hardly a footnote . thought who has made this claim? 15 16 -941 2 But it is a mystery , deepened by a new finding that the bacterium that caused it - a different strain than that which caused the Black Death and later plague outbreaks - appears to have gone extinct or is hiding , unseen , in rodent populations . in rodent populations . What kinds of rodents? 44 48 -941 2 But it is a mystery , deepened by a new finding that the bacterium that caused it - a different strain than that which caused the Black Death and later plague outbreaks - appears to have gone extinct or is hiding , unseen , in rodent populations . outbreaks - appears to have gone extinct Why do they think it went extinct? 31 38 -941 2 But it is a mystery , deepened by a new finding that the bacterium that caused it - a different strain than that which caused the Black Death and later plague outbreaks - appears to have gone extinct or is hiding , unseen , in rodent populations . bacterium that caused it - a different strain how do we know that? 13 21 -941 3 We will likely never see it again , said the authors of a study published this week in the journal Lancet Infectious Diseases . authors Who were the authors of the study on Justinian Plague? 10 11 -941 3 We will likely never see it again , said the authors of a study published this week in the journal Lancet Infectious Diseases . will how we do know for certain? 1 2 -941 4 But they warned there is a lesson in the fact that a strain of plague could jump from rodents to humans , spread , prosper and kill 40 percent of its victims for two centuries , and then mysteriously disappear . there is a lesson What is the lesson? 3 7 -942 1 MIAMI - Archaeologists who for months have been uncovering mounting evidence of an ancient and extensive Native American village in the middle of downtown Miami have concluded it ' s likely one of the most significant prehistoric sites in the United States . evidence What type of evidence have archaeologists uncovered? 10 11 -942 1 MIAMI - Archaeologists who for months have been uncovering mounting evidence of an ancient and extensive Native American village in the middle of downtown Miami have concluded it ' s likely one of the most significant prehistoric sites in the United States . significant How do they archaeologists judge the relative significance of these historical sites? 35 36 -942 1 MIAMI - Archaeologists who for months have been uncovering mounting evidence of an ancient and extensive Native American village in the middle of downtown Miami have concluded it ' s likely one of the most significant prehistoric sites in the United States . Archaeologists Which archaeologists? Who are they? What are their names? 2 3 -942 1 MIAMI - Archaeologists who for months have been uncovering mounting evidence of an ancient and extensive Native American village in the middle of downtown Miami have concluded it ' s likely one of the most significant prehistoric sites in the United States . middle of downtown Miami This must have significant ramifications concerning logistics on the ground. What measures have been taken to preserve the find, and stop any further contamination till more studies can be done? 21 25 -942 2 The archaeologists , under the direction of veteran South Florida archaeologist Bob Carr , have so far painstakingly dug up eight large circles comprised of uniformly carved holes in the native limestone that they believe to be foundation holes for Tequesta Indian dwellings dating as far back as 2 , 000 years . large circles how large are the circles? 21 23 -942 2 The archaeologists , under the direction of veteran South Florida archaeologist Bob Carr , have so far painstakingly dug up eight large circles comprised of uniformly carved holes in the native limestone that they believe to be foundation holes for Tequesta Indian dwellings dating as far back as 2 , 000 years . believe Why do the archaeologists believe the holes of foundation holes for this type of dwelling? 34 35 -942 2 The archaeologists , under the direction of veteran South Florida archaeologist Bob Carr , have so far painstakingly dug up eight large circles comprised of uniformly carved holes in the native limestone that they believe to be foundation holes for Tequesta Indian dwellings dating as far back as 2 , 000 years . Tequesta Indian Who were the Tequesta Indians? 40 42 -942 2 The archaeologists , under the direction of veteran South Florida archaeologist Bob Carr , have so far painstakingly dug up eight large circles comprised of uniformly carved holes in the native limestone that they believe to be foundation holes for Tequesta Indian dwellings dating as far back as 2 , 000 years . dwellings What were their dwellings like? 42 43 -942 3 They have also discovered linear , parallel arrangements of hundreds of such postholes stretching across the site that Carr hypothesizes mark the foundation for other structures , possibly boardwalks connecting the dwellings . hypothesizes What info prompted Carr to this hypothesis? 19 20 -942 4 The village site borders a rocky outcropping that his team has concluded was the original natural shoreline at the confluence of Biscayne Bay and the Miami River , a spot long ago occluded by fill . outcropping what is an outcropping? 6 7 -942 4 The village site borders a rocky outcropping that his team has concluded was the original natural shoreline at the confluence of Biscayne Bay and the Miami River , a spot long ago occluded by fill . original Why have they concluded this outcropping was once the natural shoreline? 14 15 -942 4 The village site borders a rocky outcropping that his team has concluded was the original natural shoreline at the confluence of Biscayne Bay and the Miami River , a spot long ago occluded by fill . fill What has been found in that fill? 34 35 -942 5 " What ' s unusual and unique about the site is that it ' s this huge chunk of land where a major part of this ancient Tequesta village site is preserved , ' ' Carr said in an interview . interview interview with who? 39 40 -942 5 " What ' s unusual and unique about the site is that it ' s this huge chunk of land where a major part of this ancient Tequesta village site is preserved , ' ' Carr said in an interview . huge chunk of land How much land are we talking about? 16 20 -943 1 SOCHI , Russia - The children of Togo ' s diaspora can be found in the mountains of Russia - skiing . Togo ' s what is togo? 7 10 -943 1 SOCHI , Russia - The children of Togo ' s diaspora can be found in the mountains of Russia - skiing . Russia - skiing Why are they skiing? 18 21 -943 1 SOCHI , Russia - The children of Togo ' s diaspora can be found in the mountains of Russia - skiing . diaspora What is diaspora? 10 11 -943 2 Cross - country skier Mathilde Amivi Petitjean and alpine skier Alessia Afi Dipol are members of the sweltering West African nation ' s first Winter Olympics team , even though their feet have barely touched Togolese soil . Togolese soil is it hot there? 35 37 -943 2 Cross - country skier Mathilde Amivi Petitjean and alpine skier Alessia Afi Dipol are members of the sweltering West African nation ' s first Winter Olympics team , even though their feet have barely touched Togolese soil . Togolese soil Why they never touched Togolose soil? 35 37 -943 3 Petitjean , 19 , has a Togolese mother , grew up in the French Alps , skied for France , and was recruited by Team Togo via Facebook . Team Togo Since when does a \"Team Togo\" exists in winter competitions? 24 26 -943 5 But to Togo Olympic Committee Vice President Kelani Bayor , these athletes bleed Togolese yellow , red and green . bleed Togolese Why do they feel Togolese? 12 14 -944 1 If you ' re looking for hot spots of diversity , look to the Earth ' s warm , sweaty midsection . sweaty midsection where is the midsection? 19 21 -944 1 If you ' re looking for hot spots of diversity , look to the Earth ' s warm , sweaty midsection . midsection What is defined as the midsection of earth? 20 21 -944 1 If you ' re looking for hot spots of diversity , look to the Earth ' s warm , sweaty midsection . midsection What midsection area? 20 21 -944 2 The tropical regions near the equator both produce new species faster and lose them more slowly , according to a study that analyzed the evolution and extinction rates of nearly all mammal species on Earth . the equator why does that occur? 4 6 -944 2 The tropical regions near the equator both produce new species faster and lose them more slowly , according to a study that analyzed the evolution and extinction rates of nearly all mammal species on Earth . study Which study is the statement referring to? 20 21 -944 2 The tropical regions near the equator both produce new species faster and lose them more slowly , according to a study that analyzed the evolution and extinction rates of nearly all mammal species on Earth . according to a study Who conducted the study? 17 21 -944 3 The findings , published in the journal PLOS Biology , show that the tropics have been a major source of biodiversity for the cooler , more temperate regions of the planet . PLOS what does it stand for? 7 8 -944 3 The findings , published in the journal PLOS Biology , show that the tropics have been a major source of biodiversity for the cooler , more temperate regions of the planet . PLOS Biology , What is the credentials? 7 10 -944 4 Scientists have long noticed that tropical ecosystems are rich with different kinds of animal species , while colder regions have far less diversity . ecosystems Which ecosystems are considered tropical? 6 7 -944 5 But they haven ' t agreed on why this is . agreed are there theories? 5 6 -944 5 But they haven ' t agreed on why this is . they Which scientists have not agreed? 1 2 -944 5 But they haven ' t agreed on why this is . agreed Why they haven't agreed? 5 6 -945 1 KRASNAYA POLYANA , Russia - They strapped on their helmets and goggles , boldly raced down a steep icy ramp , and then , like pioneer aviator Amelia Earhart 80 years ago , the female ski jumpers of the 2014 Winter Olympics took flight and made history Tuesday night at the RusSki Gorki Jumping Center . took flight and made history Tuesday night In what way did they make history? 42 49 -945 1 KRASNAYA POLYANA , Russia - They strapped on their helmets and goggles , boldly raced down a steep icy ramp , and then , like pioneer aviator Amelia Earhart 80 years ago , the female ski jumpers of the 2014 Winter Olympics took flight and made history Tuesday night at the RusSki Gorki Jumping Center . They Who are the ski jumpers? 5 6 -945 1 KRASNAYA POLYANA , Russia - They strapped on their helmets and goggles , boldly raced down a steep icy ramp , and then , like pioneer aviator Amelia Earhart 80 years ago , the female ski jumpers of the 2014 Winter Olympics took flight and made history Tuesday night at the RusSki Gorki Jumping Center . pioneer Why are these ski jumpers pioneers? 25 26 -945 1 KRASNAYA POLYANA , Russia - They strapped on their helmets and goggles , boldly raced down a steep icy ramp , and then , like pioneer aviator Amelia Earhart 80 years ago , the female ski jumpers of the 2014 Winter Olympics took flight and made history Tuesday night at the RusSki Gorki Jumping Center . history How did they make history? 46 47 -945 1 KRASNAYA POLYANA , Russia - They strapped on their helmets and goggles , boldly raced down a steep icy ramp , and then , like pioneer aviator Amelia Earhart 80 years ago , the female ski jumpers of the 2014 Winter Olympics took flight and made history Tuesday night at the RusSki Gorki Jumping Center . They Who is they? 5 6 -945 2 More than 150 years after the first documented ski jump by a woman - Ingrid Olavsdottir Vestby of Norway , wearing a skirt , soared 20 feet in 1862 - 30 women from 12 countries competed in the inaugural Olympic women ' s ski jump after a long battle for inclusion . wearing a skirt , why does this matter? 20 24 -945 2 More than 150 years after the first documented ski jump by a woman - Ingrid Olavsdottir Vestby of Norway , wearing a skirt , soared 20 feet in 1862 - 30 women from 12 countries competed in the inaugural Olympic women ' s ski jump after a long battle for inclusion . 30 women from 12 countries competed Which 12 countries? 30 36 -945 2 More than 150 years after the first documented ski jump by a woman - Ingrid Olavsdottir Vestby of Norway , wearing a skirt , soared 20 feet in 1862 - 30 women from 12 countries competed in the inaugural Olympic women ' s ski jump after a long battle for inclusion . a long battle for inclusion Why did it take so long for the women's event to get included? 46 51 -945 2 More than 150 years after the first documented ski jump by a woman - Ingrid Olavsdottir Vestby of Norway , wearing a skirt , soared 20 feet in 1862 - 30 women from 12 countries competed in the inaugural Olympic women ' s ski jump after a long battle for inclusion . battle Why was it a battle? 48 49 -945 3 One by one , they flung themselves off the ramp , just like their male counterparts , defying suggestions the sport is too dangerous , unhealthy and unladylike . unladylike Are people seriously suggesting that some sports are unladylike in today's day and age? 27 28 -945 3 One by one , they flung themselves off the ramp , just like their male counterparts , defying suggestions the sport is too dangerous , unhealthy and unladylike . suggestions What suggestions were made? 18 19 -945 3 One by one , they flung themselves off the ramp , just like their male counterparts , defying suggestions the sport is too dangerous , unhealthy and unladylike . unhealthy How is it unhealthy? 25 26 -945 4 The world did not come to an end . Nobody ' s uterus fell out ( U . S . team member Lindsey Van said a detractor once suggested that might be a consequence of women entering the sport ) . uterus fell out is this some kind of joke? 12 15 -945 4 The world did not come to an end . Nobody ' s uterus fell out ( U . S . team member Lindsey Van said a detractor once suggested that might be a consequence of women entering the sport ) . uterus Who was this detractor who said this to Lindsay Van? 12 13 -945 5 In 2005 , Gian Franco Kasper of Switzerland , president of the International Ski Federation , said the sport " seems not to be appropriate for ladies from a medical point of view . ' ' On Monday , Russian ski jump coach Alexander Arefyev said in the newspaper Izvestia : " I admit , I ' m not a fan of women ' s ski jumping . Gian Franco Kasper why is he commenting on it? 3 6 -945 5 In 2005 , Gian Franco Kasper of Switzerland , president of the International Ski Federation , said the sport " seems not to be appropriate for ladies from a medical point of view . ' ' On Monday , Russian ski jump coach Alexander Arefyev said in the newspaper Izvestia : " I admit , I ' m not a fan of women ' s ski jumping . not a fan How do the ladies on the team feel if their coach is not even a fan of the event that he's coaching? 58 61 -945 5 In 2005 , Gian Franco Kasper of Switzerland , president of the International Ski Federation , said the sport " seems not to be appropriate for ladies from a medical point of view . ' ' On Monday , Russian ski jump coach Alexander Arefyev said in the newspaper Izvestia : " I admit , I ' m not a fan of women ' s ski jumping . appropriate Why would it not be appropriate? 24 25 -945 5 In 2005 , Gian Franco Kasper of Switzerland , president of the International Ski Federation , said the sport " seems not to be appropriate for ladies from a medical point of view . ' ' On Monday , Russian ski jump coach Alexander Arefyev said in the newspaper Izvestia : " I admit , I ' m not a fan of women ' s ski jumping . medical What is wrong with it medically? 29 30 -945 5 In 2005 , Gian Franco Kasper of Switzerland , president of the International Ski Federation , said the sport " seems not to be appropriate for ladies from a medical point of view . ' ' On Monday , Russian ski jump coach Alexander Arefyev said in the newspaper Izvestia : " I admit , I ' m not a fan of women ' s ski jumping . not a fan Why is he not a fan? 58 61 -946 2 The all - stock deal was approved by the boards of both companies . all - stock deal what is an all stock deal? 1 5 -946 3 It is expected to close by the end of the year , pending shareholder and regulatory approvals . of the year which year? 8 11 -946 3 It is expected to close by the end of the year , pending shareholder and regulatory approvals . pending shareholder and regulatory approvals Will it be hard to get the approvals? 12 17 -946 5 It trumps a proposal by Charter Communications Inc . to buy Time Warner Cable for about $ 132 . 50 per share , or $ 38 billion in cash and stock . trumps a proposal trumps by how much? 1 4 -947 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - A popular and accomplished Los Altos High student received a parent ' s text message at school last year , to come home to talk about her grades . to talk about her grades are the grades bad? 29 34 -947 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - A popular and accomplished Los Altos High student received a parent ' s text message at school last year , to come home to talk about her grades . accomplished Los Altos High student Why is she accomplished? 9 14 -947 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - A popular and accomplished Los Altos High student received a parent ' s text message at school last year , to come home to talk about her grades . popular and accomplished Which aspects of school was the student competent in? 7 10 -947 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - A popular and accomplished Los Altos High student received a parent ' s text message at school last year , to come home to talk about her grades . student Who was the accomplished Los Altos High student? 13 14 -947 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - A popular and accomplished Los Altos High student received a parent ' s text message at school last year , to come home to talk about her grades . accomplished Los Altos High student In what ways was she accomplished? 9 14 -947 2 The student and star athlete had earned all A ' s - except one D . She asked to be excused from English class to go to the bathroom , but she never returned . but she never returned why did she never return? 30 34 -947 2 The student and star athlete had earned all A ' s - except one D . She asked to be excused from English class to go to the bathroom , but she never returned . - except one D What did she earn a D in? 11 15 -947 2 The student and star athlete had earned all A ' s - except one D . She asked to be excused from English class to go to the bathroom , but she never returned . she never returned Why did she leave permanently? 31 34 -947 2 The student and star athlete had earned all A ' s - except one D . She asked to be excused from English class to go to the bathroom , but she never returned . D What class did the student get a D in? 14 15 -947 3 She had collapsed , suffering a disabling emotional breakdown . disabling emotional breakdown why did that happen? 6 9 -947 4 The student , who didn ' t want to be identified because of the stigma of mental illness , is not alone . mental illness , what is her illness? 16 19 -947 5 Educators are seeing more and more students suffering from depression , anxiety and social phobia . more How many students is more? 3 4 -947 5 Educators are seeing more and more students suffering from depression , anxiety and social phobia . social phobia What is social phobia? 13 15 -948 1 North America ' s tallest bird , with a population of about 600 , has lost three adults to gunfire in recent months , " senselessly " undercutting plans to breed a thriving population of the radiant white whooping crane , wildlife authorities say . wildlife authorities say Which wildlife authorities? 41 44 -948 1 North America ' s tallest bird , with a population of about 600 , has lost three adults to gunfire in recent months , " senselessly " undercutting plans to breed a thriving population of the radiant white whooping crane , wildlife authorities say . plans to breed What is the plan in place for breeding whooping cranes? 28 31 -948 1 North America ' s tallest bird , with a population of about 600 , has lost three adults to gunfire in recent months , " senselessly " undercutting plans to breed a thriving population of the radiant white whooping crane , wildlife authorities say . undercutting plans to breed a thriving population Why are there plans to breed a thriving population? 27 34 -948 2 Decades of research and millions of dollars have been spent by government and private organizations to revive the species , whose population shrank to 23 in 1954 , according to the U . S . Decades of research what were they researching exactly? 0 3 -948 2 Decades of research and millions of dollars have been spent by government and private organizations to revive the species , whose population shrank to 23 in 1954 , according to the U . S . population shrank to 23 What caused the population to shrink to 23? 21 25 -948 2 Decades of research and millions of dollars have been spent by government and private organizations to revive the species , whose population shrank to 23 in 1954 , according to the U . S . population shrank Why did the population shrink? 21 23 -948 3 Fish and Wildlife Service . The deaths of the whooping cranes in Kentucky and Louisiana bring the number of intentional killings of the endangered species to at least 19 since 2001 . intentional killings are the killers going to prison? 19 21 -948 4 That exceeds the average number of cranes - 13 - released into the wild each year by conservationists , according to Operation Migration . average number of cranes - 13 - released Why are these cranes released each year and do they increase the population? 3 11 -949 1 SAN FRANCISCO - A public elementary school decided in 2011 to require students to wear a uniform with the school ' s motto , " Tomorrow ' s Leaders , " emblazoned in small letters on the shirts around a gopher , the campus mascot . A public elementary school Which school? 3 7 -949 1 SAN FRANCISCO - A public elementary school decided in 2011 to require students to wear a uniform with the school ' s motto , " Tomorrow ' s Leaders , " emblazoned in small letters on the shirts around a gopher , the campus mascot . require students to wear a uniform Was there a reason for them to require uniforms? 11 17 -949 1 SAN FRANCISCO - A public elementary school decided in 2011 to require students to wear a uniform with the school ' s motto , " Tomorrow ' s Leaders , " emblazoned in small letters on the shirts around a gopher , the campus mascot . require Why are the students required to wear uniforms? 11 12 -949 1 SAN FRANCISCO - A public elementary school decided in 2011 to require students to wear a uniform with the school ' s motto , " Tomorrow ' s Leaders , " emblazoned in small letters on the shirts around a gopher , the campus mascot . motto , Why is the school's motto \"Tomorrow's Leaders\"? 22 24 -949 1 SAN FRANCISCO - A public elementary school decided in 2011 to require students to wear a uniform with the school ' s motto , " Tomorrow ' s Leaders , " emblazoned in small letters on the shirts around a gopher , the campus mascot . gopher , Why is the school's mascot a gopher? 40 42 -949 1 SAN FRANCISCO - A public elementary school decided in 2011 to require students to wear a uniform with the school ' s motto , " Tomorrow ' s Leaders , " emblazoned in small letters on the shirts around a gopher , the campus mascot . require Why we're the students required to wear this shirt? 11 12 -949 2 One parent objected to the uniforms and eventually sued , contending they violated the First Amendment ' s guarantee of free speech . First Amendment ' s guarantee of free speech how was this violated? 14 22 -949 2 One parent objected to the uniforms and eventually sued , contending they violated the First Amendment ' s guarantee of free speech . objected How did the parents go about objecting? 2 3 -949 2 One parent objected to the uniforms and eventually sued , contending they violated the First Amendment ' s guarantee of free speech . sued , Why did the parents think suing was a good idea? 8 10 -949 2 One parent objected to the uniforms and eventually sued , contending they violated the First Amendment ' s guarantee of free speech . violated How does requiring students to wear uniforms violate freedom of speech? 12 13 -949 2 One parent objected to the uniforms and eventually sued , contending they violated the First Amendment ' s guarantee of free speech . sued , Did this p\nerson win the lawsuit? How much did they sue for? 8 10 -949 3 In a unanimous ruling Friday , a three - judge panel of the 9th U . S . unanimous ruling Friday , what was the outcome? 2 6 -949 3 In a unanimous ruling Friday , a three - judge panel of the 9th U . S . unanimous Why were the judges unanimous? 2 3 -949 3 In a unanimous ruling Friday , a three - judge panel of the 9th U . S . three - judge Why are there three judges? 7 10 -949 3 In a unanimous ruling Friday , a three - judge panel of the 9th U . S . ruling How did they announce their ruling? 3 4 -949 3 In a unanimous ruling Friday , a three - judge panel of the 9th U . S . the What was the ruling in favor of? 12 13 -949 4 Circuit largely agreed with her . The panel said the words " Tomorrow ' s Leaders " potentially violated students ' right to free speech and the uniform policy must go unless the school district can justify it under a legal standard that is difficult to meet . difficult to meet why is it difficult? 44 47 -949 4 Circuit largely agreed with her . The panel said the words " Tomorrow ' s Leaders " potentially violated students ' right to free speech and the uniform policy must go unless the school district can justify it under a legal standard that is difficult to meet . violated students ' right to free speech How did it violate their rights? 18 25 -949 4 Circuit largely agreed with her . The panel said the words " Tomorrow ' s Leaders " potentially violated students ' right to free speech and the uniform policy must go unless the school district can justify it under a legal standard that is difficult to meet . justify it under a legal standard What is the legal standard? 36 42 -949 4 Circuit largely agreed with her . The panel said the words " Tomorrow ' s Leaders " potentially violated students ' right to free speech and the uniform policy must go unless the school district can justify it under a legal standard that is difficult to meet . agreed Why did the circuit largely agree with her? 2 3 -949 4 Circuit largely agreed with her . The panel said the words " Tomorrow ' s Leaders " potentially violated students ' right to free speech and the uniform policy must go unless the school district can justify it under a legal standard that is difficult to meet . violated How did the judges determine the uniform rule violated the students' right to free speech? 18 19 -949 4 Circuit largely agreed with her . The panel said the words " Tomorrow ' s Leaders " potentially violated students ' right to free speech and the uniform policy must go unless the school district can justify it under a legal standard that is difficult to meet . standard How can the school meet the legal standard? 41 42 -949 4 Circuit largely agreed with her . The panel said the words " Tomorrow ' s Leaders " potentially violated students ' right to free speech and the uniform policy must go unless the school district can justify it under a legal standard that is difficult to meet . " Tomorrow ' s We're the words the problem, or was the uniform itself the problem? 11 15 -949 5 The " policy compels speech because it mandates the written motto , ‘ Tomorrow ' s Leaders , ' on the uniform shirts , " wrote Judge Jacqueline H . Nguyen , an Obama appointee , who was joined by two judges selected by Republican presidents . Republican presidents who is this persons? 44 46 -949 5 The " policy compels speech because it mandates the written motto , ‘ Tomorrow ' s Leaders , ' on the uniform shirts , " wrote Judge Jacqueline H . Nguyen , an Obama appointee , who was joined by two judges selected by Republican presidents . Leaders , ' Why do all the students have to be leaders? 16 19 -949 5 The " policy compels speech because it mandates the written motto , ‘ Tomorrow ' s Leaders , ' on the uniform shirts , " wrote Judge Jacqueline H . Nguyen , an Obama appointee , who was joined by two judges selected by Republican presidents . appointee , Why was Judge Jacqueline H. Nguyen appointed by Obama? 34 36 -949 5 The " policy compels speech because it mandates the written motto , ‘ Tomorrow ' s Leaders , ' on the uniform shirts , " wrote Judge Jacqueline H . Nguyen , an Obama appointee , who was joined by two judges selected by Republican presidents . " policy Which policies? 1 3 -950 1 SOCHI , Russia - It ' s a dogs ' day afternoon in Sochi . dogs ' day what is a dogs day? 8 11 -950 1 SOCHI , Russia - It ' s a dogs ' day afternoon in Sochi . dogs ' day afternoon Why is it a dog's day afternoon? 8 12 -950 1 SOCHI , Russia - It ' s a dogs ' day afternoon in Sochi . dogs ' day afternoon Why is it a dogs' day afternoon in Sochi? 8 12 -950 1 SOCHI , Russia - It ' s a dogs ' day afternoon in Sochi . Russia - It ' s a dogs ' day afternoon in Sochi Why would this be the case? 2 14 -950 1 SOCHI , Russia - It ' s a dogs ' day afternoon in Sochi . dogs ' day afternoon Does the author mean its hot? 8 12 -950 2 Packs of mutts roam the downtown streets of the city center and the Adler district . Adler district where is that district? 13 15 -950 2 Packs of mutts roam the downtown streets of the city center and the Adler district . Packs of mutts Are these strays? 0 3 -950 2 Packs of mutts roam the downtown streets of the city center and the Adler district . Packs of mutts Where did the packs of mutts come from? 0 3 -950 2 Packs of mutts roam the downtown streets of the city center and the Adler district . Adler district What is special about this district? 13 15 -950 2 Packs of mutts roam the downtown streets of the city center and the Adler district . Packs of mutts roam Are these wild dogs? 0 4 -950 3 Scores of them have shown up in the new mountain villages the Russian government has built for the 2014 Winter Olympics . Scores of them have shown up Where are they coming from? 0 6 -950 3 Scores of them have shown up in the new mountain villages the Russian government has built for the 2014 Winter Olympics . Scores of them have shown up what has drawn them in where I'm assuming they weren't prevalent before? 0 6 -950 4 The Sochi Games have drawn scrutiny over security , weather , gay rights and even funny - looking toilets . funny - looking toilets what was with the toilets? 15 19 -950 4 The Sochi Games have drawn scrutiny over security , weather , gay rights and even funny - looking toilets . drawn scrutiny Drawn scrutiny by whom? 4 6 -950 4 The Sochi Games have drawn scrutiny over security , weather , gay rights and even funny - looking toilets . funny - looking toilets Are the toilets funny looking? 15 19 -950 4 The Sochi Games have drawn scrutiny over security , weather , gay rights and even funny - looking toilets . funny - looking toilets Why are the toilets funny looking? 15 19 -950 4 The Sochi Games have drawn scrutiny over security , weather , gay rights and even funny - looking toilets . funny - looking toilets Why were the toilets unusual? 15 19 -950 4 The Sochi Games have drawn scrutiny over security , weather , gay rights and even funny - looking toilets . funny - looking toilets How are the toilets funny looking? 15 19 -950 5 But perhaps the most unexpected story surfacing here this month is the pooch problem . pooch a dog problem? 12 13 -950 5 But perhaps the most unexpected story surfacing here this month is the pooch problem . pooch problem What exactly is the problem? 12 14 -950 5 But perhaps the most unexpected story surfacing here this month is the pooch problem . pooch problem how are stray dogs a problem? 12 14 -951 1 SOCHI , Russia - Imagine waking up as a New Yorker on a Monday , after a weekend in which the Red Sox finished a four - game World Series sweep of the Yankees on Saturday , followed by a Super Bowl Sunday that saw the Patriots trounce the Giants . weekend Why would both of these games be played the same weekend? 17 18 -951 2 Then you could begin to understand the collective anguish of the Norwegian populace after last weekend ' s cross - country skiing results at the Olympics . cross - country skiing results What was the outcome? 18 23 -951 2 Then you could begin to understand the collective anguish of the Norwegian populace after last weekend ' s cross - country skiing results at the Olympics . Norwegian populace why were they so disappointed? 11 13 -951 2 Then you could begin to understand the collective anguish of the Norwegian populace after last weekend ' s cross - country skiing results at the Olympics . cross - country skiing results What were the results? 18 23 -951 2 Then you could begin to understand the collective anguish of the Norwegian populace after last weekend ' s cross - country skiing results at the Olympics . Norwegian What is the rival country? 11 12 -951 3 In both the men ' s and women ' s relay events , Norway failed to win a medal - a national calamity for the country where residents are said to be born with Nordic skis on their feet . Nordic skis What are Nordic skis? 34 36 -951 3 In both the men ' s and women ' s relay events , Norway failed to win a medal - a national calamity for the country where residents are said to be born with Nordic skis on their feet . calamity Why would that be? 22 23 -951 4 It was only the second time Norway has been shut out of the relay medals since 1964 . the second How long has this been an event? 3 5 -951 4 It was only the second time Norway has been shut out of the relay medals since 1964 . since 1964 are they really good then? 15 17 -951 5 Making matters worse , arch - rival Sweden won both races , racking up such a big lead in Sunday ' s men ' s competition that Marcus Hellner , the Swedish anchor , had time to ease up and carry a flag down the homestretch . competition What competition is this? 25 26 -951 5 Making matters worse , arch - rival Sweden won both races , racking up such a big lead in Sunday ' s men ' s competition that Marcus Hellner , the Swedish anchor , had time to ease up and carry a flag down the homestretch . arch - rival Sweden why are they rivals? 4 8 -951 5 Making matters worse , arch - rival Sweden won both races , racking up such a big lead in Sunday ' s men ' s competition that Marcus Hellner , the Swedish anchor , had time to ease up and carry a flag down the homestretch . anchor , anchor meaning what? 32 34 -951 5 Making matters worse , arch - rival Sweden won both races , racking up such a big lead in Sunday ' s men ' s competition that Marcus Hellner , the Swedish anchor , had time to ease up and carry a flag down the homestretch . anchor , What is an anchor in this context? 32 34 -952 1 KIEV , Ukraine - The 3 - month - old uprising against Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovich flared to a deadly crescendo Tuesday with anti - government protesters setting fire to the ruling party headquarters and security forces storming their tent camp in what officials labeled " an anti - terror operation " . 3 - month - old uprising why has it gone on so long? 5 11 -952 1 KIEV , Ukraine - The 3 - month - old uprising against Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovich flared to a deadly crescendo Tuesday with anti - government protesters setting fire to the ruling party headquarters and security forces storming their tent camp in what officials labeled " an anti - terror operation " . uprising Why is there an uprising against the Ukranian President? 10 11 -952 1 KIEV , Ukraine - The 3 - month - old uprising against Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovich flared to a deadly crescendo Tuesday with anti - government protesters setting fire to the ruling party headquarters and security forces storming their tent camp in what officials labeled " an anti - terror operation " . 3 - month - old uprising What led to the uprising beginning? 5 11 -952 1 KIEV , Ukraine - The 3 - month - old uprising against Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovich flared to a deadly crescendo Tuesday with anti - government protesters setting fire to the ruling party headquarters and security forces storming their tent camp in what officials labeled " an anti - terror operation " . 3 - month - old uprising Why is there a 3 month old uprising? 5 11 -952 3 Opposition lawmaker Oleksandra Kuzhel said the death toll had grown to 15 after security forces moved against the encampment with stun grenades and water cannons . moved against the encampment Why did they move against the encampment? 15 19 -952 3 Opposition lawmaker Oleksandra Kuzhel said the death toll had grown to 15 after security forces moved against the encampment with stun grenades and water cannons . death toll had grown How did the death toll grow when only stun grenades and water cannons were used? 6 10 -952 4 Other reports put the number as high as 19 . Other reports Which other reports? 0 2 -952 4 Other reports put the number as high as 19 . high as 19 why is it conflicting information? 6 9 -952 5 Even the lower death toll would represent the worst one - day loss of life in the battle over this former Soviet republic ' s future as a nation tied more closely to Russia or the West . represent the worst what is the second worst? 6 9 -952 5 Even the lower death toll would represent the worst one - day loss of life in the battle over this former Soviet republic ' s future as a nation tied more closely to Russia or the West . Russia or the West Why is this country important to Russia and the West? 33 37 -953 1 SEATTLE - The process of digging out a mammoth ' s tusk is pretty basic . tusk is pretty is it easy? 11 14 -953 1 SEATTLE - The process of digging out a mammoth ' s tusk is pretty basic . process What is the process of digging out a mammoth's tusk? 3 4 -953 1 SEATTLE - The process of digging out a mammoth ' s tusk is pretty basic . is pretty basic What does this task entail? 12 15 -953 2 The guy in charge might have a doctorate in organismal biology and anatomy , as does Christian Sidor of the Burke Museum . Christian Sidor why is he mentioned? 16 18 -953 3 But Thursday afternoon he and three colleagues were in the ground 30 feet below street level using a shovel , a spade and sometimes just their hands to move dirt . Thursday of which year? 1 2 -953 3 But Thursday afternoon he and three colleagues were in the ground 30 feet below street level using a shovel , a spade and sometimes just their hands to move dirt . street Where was the street near where they were digging? 14 15 -953 4 The tusk is heading to the museum . They had uncovered about 7 feet of it at the South Lake Union apartment complex construction site where it was found Tuesday and speculate that the tusk might be 3 or 4 feet longer . museum How will the tusk reach its destination intact? 6 7 -954 1 JACKSONVILLE , Fla . - A verdict in the city of Jacksonville is again raising the issue of self - defense and race in Florida , just seven months after George Zimmerman was acquitted in the shooting of a black teenager , Trayvon Martin . A verdict What was the verdict? 5 7 -954 1 JACKSONVILLE , Fla . - A verdict in the city of Jacksonville is again raising the issue of self - defense and race in Florida , just seven months after George Zimmerman was acquitted in the shooting of a black teenager , Trayvon Martin . the issue Why is this an issue? 15 17 -954 1 JACKSONVILLE , Fla . - A verdict in the city of Jacksonville is again raising the issue of self - defense and race in Florida , just seven months after George Zimmerman was acquitted in the shooting of a black teenager , Trayvon Martin . was acquitted Why was he acquitted? 32 34 -954 1 JACKSONVILLE , Fla . - A verdict in the city of Jacksonville is again raising the issue of self - defense and race in Florida , just seven months after George Zimmerman was acquitted in the shooting of a black teenager , Trayvon Martin . issue Why is self-defense an issue? 16 17 -954 1 JACKSONVILLE , Fla . - A verdict in the city of Jacksonville is again raising the issue of self - defense and race in Florida , just seven months after George Zimmerman was acquitted in the shooting of a black teenager , Trayvon Martin . acquitted How was George Zimmerman acquitted? 33 34 -954 1 JACKSONVILLE , Fla . - A verdict in the city of Jacksonville is again raising the issue of self - defense and race in Florida , just seven months after George Zimmerman was acquitted in the shooting of a black teenager , Trayvon Martin . shooting Why did George Zimmerman shoot Trayvon Marton? 36 37 -954 2 Michael Dunn , a white 47 - year - old software developer , could face 60 years in prison following his conviction Saturday on multiple counts of attempted murder for shooting into a carful of teenagers outside a Jacksonville convenience store in 2012 . multiple counts How many counts? 24 26 -954 2 Michael Dunn , a white 47 - year - old software developer , could face 60 years in prison following his conviction Saturday on multiple counts of attempted murder for shooting into a carful of teenagers outside a Jacksonville convenience store in 2012 . shooting into a carful of teenagers Does anyone know why he did this? 30 36 -954 2 Michael Dunn , a white 47 - year - old software developer , could face 60 years in prison following his conviction Saturday on multiple counts of attempted murder for shooting into a carful of teenagers outside a Jacksonville convenience store in 2012 . conviction Why was Michael Dunn convicted of attempted murder? 21 22 -954 2 Michael Dunn , a white 47 - year - old software developer , could face 60 years in prison following his conviction Saturday on multiple counts of attempted murder for shooting into a carful of teenagers outside a Jacksonville convenience store in 2012 . shooting Why did Michael Dunn shoot into a car full of teenagers? 30 31 -954 2 Michael Dunn , a white 47 - year - old software developer , could face 60 years in prison following his conviction Saturday on multiple counts of attempted murder for shooting into a carful of teenagers outside a Jacksonville convenience store in 2012 . convenience Why were the teenagers at the convenience store? 39 40 -954 3 Jordan Davis , a black 17 - year - old , was killed in the shooting , but the jury couldn ' t reach a verdict on the first - degree murder charge against Dunn . jury couldn ' t reach a verdict Was their a particular reason why they couldn't reach a verdict? 19 26 -954 3 Jordan Davis , a black 17 - year - old , was killed in the shooting , but the jury couldn ' t reach a verdict on the first - degree murder charge against Dunn . first - degree murder so was the defendant acquitted? 28 32 -954 3 Jordan Davis , a black 17 - year - old , was killed in the shooting , but the jury couldn ' t reach a verdict on the first - degree murder charge against Dunn . killed Why was Jordan Davis killed by Mr. Dunn? 12 13 -954 3 Jordan Davis , a black 17 - year - old , was killed in the shooting , but the jury couldn ' t reach a verdict on the first - degree murder charge against Dunn . verdict Why could the jury not reach a verdict? 25 26 -954 3 Jordan Davis , a black 17 - year - old , was killed in the shooting , but the jury couldn ' t reach a verdict on the first - degree murder charge against Dunn . first - degree Why were the prosecutors seeking a first-degree murder charge? 28 31 -954 5 The verdict is a far cry from one delivered in the Zimmerman case , when he was acquitted in July in the shooting death of 17 - year - old Martin in Sanford , about 125 miles south of Jacksonville . a far cry What is the main contributor for this? 3 6 -954 5 The verdict is a far cry from one delivered in the Zimmerman case , when he was acquitted in July in the shooting death of 17 - year - old Martin in Sanford , about 125 miles south of Jacksonville . shooting death Why did he shoot this teenager? 22 24 -954 5 The verdict is a far cry from one delivered in the Zimmerman case , when he was acquitted in July in the shooting death of 17 - year - old Martin in Sanford , about 125 miles south of Jacksonville . far cry what does far cry mean in this context? 4 6 -954 5 The verdict is a far cry from one delivered in the Zimmerman case , when he was acquitted in July in the shooting death of 17 - year - old Martin in Sanford , about 125 miles south of Jacksonville . verdict Why are the two cases comparable? 1 2 -955 1 CHICAGO - Northwestern quarterback Kain Colter testified Tuesday that he was essentially paid to play via his scholarship as the National Labor Relations Board opened a closely watched hearing on a bid to form what would be the first union for college athletes in U . S . history . National Labor Relations Board what are the National Labor Relations Board? 20 24 -955 1 CHICAGO - Northwestern quarterback Kain Colter testified Tuesday that he was essentially paid to play via his scholarship as the National Labor Relations Board opened a closely watched hearing on a bid to form what would be the first union for college athletes in U . S . history . union for college athletes Why do college athletes need a union? 39 43 -955 2 From a witness stand in a federal court building , Colter characterized playing college football as a job and said schools make clear to incoming players that athletics are a higher priority than academics . federal court building , which federal court building? 6 10 -955 4 During August training , he said , players often start practice at 8 a . m . and finish at 10 p . m . " It ' s a job , there is no way around it - it ' s a job , " said Colter , a 21 - year - old senior whose college career is over . 21 - year - old senior whose college career is over why is his college career over? 50 61 -955 5 Asked why Northwestern gave him a scholarship of $ 75 , 000 a year , he responded : " To play football . $ 75 , 000 a year , why so much money? 8 15 -956 1 SOCHI , Russia - Flushed with pride after a spectacular showing at the costliest Olympics ever , Russia celebrated 17 days of sport - driven global unity on Sunday night with a farewell show that hands off the Winter Games to their next host , Pyeongchang in South Korea . Olympics How much did the Olympics cost? 14 15 -956 1 SOCHI , Russia - Flushed with pride after a spectacular showing at the costliest Olympics ever , Russia celebrated 17 days of sport - driven global unity on Sunday night with a farewell show that hands off the Winter Games to their next host , Pyeongchang in South Korea . Pyeongchang is that near the capital? 45 46 -956 1 SOCHI , Russia - Flushed with pride after a spectacular showing at the costliest Olympics ever , Russia celebrated 17 days of sport - driven global unity on Sunday night with a farewell show that hands off the Winter Games to their next host , Pyeongchang in South Korea . costliest Olympics ever , Why did it cost so much more than other Olympics? 13 17 -956 1 SOCHI , Russia - Flushed with pride after a spectacular showing at the costliest Olympics ever , Russia celebrated 17 days of sport - driven global unity on Sunday night with a farewell show that hands off the Winter Games to their next host , Pyeongchang in South Korea . spectacular How did Russia put on a spectacular showing at the Olympics? 9 10 -956 1 SOCHI , Russia - Flushed with pride after a spectacular showing at the costliest Olympics ever , Russia celebrated 17 days of sport - driven global unity on Sunday night with a farewell show that hands off the Winter Games to their next host , Pyeongchang in South Korea . next Why is the Olympics in Pyeongchang South Korea? 42 43 -956 2 Raucous spectators chanted " Ro - ssi - ya ! " Ro - ssi - ya ! Why did they shout this? 3 10 -956 2 Raucous spectators chanted " Ro - ssi - ya ! Raucous How were the spectators raucous? 0 1 -956 3 Ro - ssi - ya ! " - " Russia ! Russia ! " - before being surrounded by multicolored fireworks and carried through a visually stunning , sometimes surrealistic panorama of Russian history and culture . surrealistic panorama Why was it surrealistic? 29 31 -956 3 Ro - ssi - ya ! " - " Russia ! Russia ! " - before being surrounded by multicolored fireworks and carried through a visually stunning , sometimes surrealistic panorama of Russian history and culture . history How was the history and culture surrealistic and visually stunning? 33 34 -956 4 The crowd was in a party mood after the high - security games passed off safely without feared terror attacks . feared terror attacks Why did they fear terrorist attacks? 17 20 -956 4 The crowd was in a party mood after the high - security games passed off safely without feared terror attacks . feared Why was there no fear of terror attacks? 17 18 -956 5 In a charming touch , the Sochi organizers used the ceremony to make a joke at their own expense . joke What joke did the Sochi organizers make? 14 15 -956 5 In a charming touch , the Sochi organizers used the ceremony to make a joke at their own expense . joke at their own expense what was the joke? 14 19 -956 5 In a charming touch , the Sochi organizers used the ceremony to make a joke at their own expense . make a joke at their own expense Why did they make a joke? 12 19 -956 5 In a charming touch , the Sochi organizers used the ceremony to make a joke at their own expense . make a joke Why did the organizers use the ceremony to make a joke? 12 15 -956 5 In a charming touch , the Sochi organizers used the ceremony to make a joke at their own expense . joke How was the joke charming? 14 15 -957 1 PITTSBURGH - The images out of the Copenhagen Zoo on Sunday were startling . images out what did the images show? 3 5 -957 1 PITTSBURGH - The images out of the Copenhagen Zoo on Sunday were startling . startling How were the images of the Copenhagen Zoo startling? 12 13 -957 1 PITTSBURGH - The images out of the Copenhagen Zoo on Sunday were startling . were startling Why were the images so unsettling? 11 13 -957 1 PITTSBURGH - The images out of the Copenhagen Zoo on Sunday were startling . images out of the Copenhagen Zoo What were the images of? 3 9 -957 2 An 18 - month - old giraffe , sprawled on the floor during a public necropsy , zookeepers examining the body while children and their parents looked on . necropsy , what is a necropsy? 15 17 -957 2 An 18 - month - old giraffe , sprawled on the floor during a public necropsy , zookeepers examining the body while children and their parents looked on . 18 - month - old giraffe , What happened to the 18-month-old giraffe? 1 8 -957 2 An 18 - month - old giraffe , sprawled on the floor during a public necropsy , zookeepers examining the body while children and their parents looked on . while children and their parents looked on Why would the zookeepers perform a necropsy with children and parents looking on? 21 28 -957 2 An 18 - month - old giraffe , sprawled on the floor during a public necropsy , zookeepers examining the body while children and their parents looked on . public necropsy , Why was the examination public? 14 17 -957 3 Staff at the Danish zoo euthanized the healthy giraffe , saying it was not needed for breeding and its genetic similarity to other giraffes could harm the overall European population . genetic similarity because of inbreeding? 19 21 -957 3 Staff at the Danish zoo euthanized the healthy giraffe , saying it was not needed for breeding and its genetic similarity to other giraffes could harm the overall European population . not needed for breeding Why was the giraffe unneeded for breeding purposes? 13 17 -957 4 The giraffe , named Marius , was shot in the head , publicly dismembered and fed to the zoo ' s lions , despite offers from other zoos to take the animal . publicly dismembered why did they do it publicly? 12 14 -957 4 The giraffe , named Marius , was shot in the head , publicly dismembered and fed to the zoo ' s lions , despite offers from other zoos to take the animal . offers Why didn't Copenhagen Zoo take an offer for Marius from another zoo? 24 25 -957 4 The giraffe , named Marius , was shot in the head , publicly dismembered and fed to the zoo ' s lions , despite offers from other zoos to take the animal . publicly dismembered Why was the dismemberment done publicly? 12 14 -958 1 DORAL , Fla . - Under a blazing sun and amid a sea of Venezuelan flags , thousands gathered Saturday afternoon in a Doral , Fla . , park in solidarity with anti - government protests in Venezuela . blazing sun why does this matter? 7 9 -958 1 DORAL , Fla . - Under a blazing sun and amid a sea of Venezuelan flags , thousands gathered Saturday afternoon in a Doral , Fla . , park in solidarity with anti - government protests in Venezuela . anti - government protests in Venezuela What are the protests targeting specifically? 32 38 -958 1 DORAL , Fla . - Under a blazing sun and amid a sea of Venezuelan flags , thousands gathered Saturday afternoon in a Doral , Fla . , park in solidarity with anti - government protests in Venezuela . thousands Who were they? What is their connection to Venezuela? 17 18 -958 1 DORAL , Fla . - Under a blazing sun and amid a sea of Venezuelan flags , thousands gathered Saturday afternoon in a Doral , Fla . , park in solidarity with anti - government protests in Venezuela . anti - government What government actions are they protesting? 32 35 -958 1 DORAL , Fla . - Under a blazing sun and amid a sea of Venezuelan flags , thousands gathered Saturday afternoon in a Doral , Fla . , park in solidarity with anti - government protests in Venezuela . protests What are they protesting about? 35 36 -958 2 The S . O . S . Venezuela rally at J . C . Bermudez Park was one of more than 155 held in cities around the world . cities Which other cities held rallies? 24 25 -958 3 Carrying signs seeking help for their homeland , many who gathered in Doral blamed President Nicolas Maduro for widespread crime , food shortages and lack of freedom - among other issues . other issues What are the other issues Nicolas Maduro is getting blamed for? 29 31 -958 3 Carrying signs seeking help for their homeland , many who gathered in Doral blamed President Nicolas Maduro for widespread crime , food shortages and lack of freedom - among other issues . among other issues What other issues? 28 31 -958 3 Carrying signs seeking help for their homeland , many who gathered in Doral blamed President Nicolas Maduro for widespread crime , food shortages and lack of freedom - among other issues . blamed Why is he, specifically, blamed? 13 14 -958 3 Carrying signs seeking help for their homeland , many who gathered in Doral blamed President Nicolas Maduro for widespread crime , food shortages and lack of freedom - among other issues . freedom Which freedoms have been reduced? 26 27 -958 3 Carrying signs seeking help for their homeland , many who gathered in Doral blamed President Nicolas Maduro for widespread crime , food shortages and lack of freedom - among other issues . signs What did the signs say? 1 2 -958 4 They also called on the international community to take action . take action What action do they want the international community to take? 8 10 -958 4 They also called on the international community to take action . take action will they intervene to help? 8 10 -958 4 They also called on the international community to take action . take action To take action how? 8 10 -958 4 They also called on the international community to take action . action What actions should the international community take? 9 10 -958 4 They also called on the international community to take action . international community What is considered the international community? 5 7 -959 1 WASHINGTON - The United States is cracking down on the sale and purchase of ivory in hopes of curbing a surge in illicit poaching that ' s threatening to wipe out elephants and other species in Africa . ivory what is it sold for? 14 15 -959 1 WASHINGTON - The United States is cracking down on the sale and purchase of ivory in hopes of curbing a surge in illicit poaching that ' s threatening to wipe out elephants and other species in Africa . cracking down on the sale and purchase How is the US trying to stop the ivory poachers? 6 13 -959 1 WASHINGTON - The United States is cracking down on the sale and purchase of ivory in hopes of curbing a surge in illicit poaching that ' s threatening to wipe out elephants and other species in Africa . surge in illicit poaching Why was there a surge in illicit poaching? 20 24 -959 1 WASHINGTON - The United States is cracking down on the sale and purchase of ivory in hopes of curbing a surge in illicit poaching that ' s threatening to wipe out elephants and other species in Africa . The United States is cracking down How is the United States cracking down on the sale and purchase of ivory? 2 8 -959 1 WASHINGTON - The United States is cracking down on the sale and purchase of ivory in hopes of curbing a surge in illicit poaching that ' s threatening to wipe out elephants and other species in Africa . ivory What is ivory? 14 15 -959 1 WASHINGTON - The United States is cracking down on the sale and purchase of ivory in hopes of curbing a surge in illicit poaching that ' s threatening to wipe out elephants and other species in Africa . cracking down How do they plan on stopping it? 6 8 -959 2 The ivory ban is a key component of a new , national strategy for combating wildlife trafficking , unveiled Tuesday by the White House , seven months after President Barack Obama issued a call to action during a visit to Tanzania . Tanzania where is that in africa? 40 41 -959 2 The ivory ban is a key component of a new , national strategy for combating wildlife trafficking , unveiled Tuesday by the White House , seven months after President Barack Obama issued a call to action during a visit to Tanzania . issued a call to action Why did President Obama issue a call to action? 31 36 -959 2 The ivory ban is a key component of a new , national strategy for combating wildlife trafficking , unveiled Tuesday by the White House , seven months after President Barack Obama issued a call to action during a visit to Tanzania . Tanzania Is it all countries that they will be cracking down on? 40 41 -959 3 In addition , the U . S . will seek to strengthen global enforcement and international cooperation to fight an illicit trade estimated to total about $ 10 billion per year . global enforcement and international cooperation These tactics will include what nations most specifically? 12 17 -959 3 In addition , the U . S . will seek to strengthen global enforcement and international cooperation to fight an illicit trade estimated to total about $ 10 billion per year . strengthen How will the U.S. strengthen global enforcement and international cooperation? 11 12 -959 4 " We ' re seeing record - high demand for wildlife products , " said Grant Harris , who heads Africa policy for the White House ' s National Security Council . record - high demand Why is the demand so high? 5 9 -959 4 " We ' re seeing record - high demand for wildlife products , " said Grant Harris , who heads Africa policy for the White House ' s National Security Council . record - high demand Why is there a record-high demand for wildlife products? 5 9 -959 4 " We ' re seeing record - high demand for wildlife products , " said Grant Harris , who heads Africa policy for the White House ' s National Security Council . record - high demand Why is demand going up? 5 9 -959 5 " The result is an explosion of illicit trade and wildlife trafficking in recent years " . result how can they get a better result? 2 3 -960 1 ANCHORAGE , Alaska - In the aquarium at the Anchorage Museum , starfish , silent and slow , cling to rocks and wait to be lifted out of the tank for petting . wait to be lifted How do we know that is what they are waiting for? 22 26 -960 1 ANCHORAGE , Alaska - In the aquarium at the Anchorage Museum , starfish , silent and slow , cling to rocks and wait to be lifted out of the tank for petting . petting Is it safe for the starfish to be pet? 31 32 -960 1 ANCHORAGE , Alaska - In the aquarium at the Anchorage Museum , starfish , silent and slow , cling to rocks and wait to be lifted out of the tank for petting . for petting What kind of prerequisites are there for petting a starfish? 30 32 -960 2 These five - armed creatures hardly seem prone to ecological drama . ecological what is ecological drama? 9 10 -960 2 These five - armed creatures hardly seem prone to ecological drama . ecological drama What type of ecological drama? 9 11 -960 3 But last fall , the museum ' s starfish started showing signs of a disease that scientists say is killing starfish colonies up and down the West Coast . disease which disease? 14 15 -960 3 But last fall , the museum ' s starfish started showing signs of a disease that scientists say is killing starfish colonies up and down the West Coast . signs of a disease What are the signs and what types of disease? 11 15 -960 3 But last fall , the museum ' s starfish started showing signs of a disease that scientists say is killing starfish colonies up and down the West Coast . signs How were the signs noticed and by whom? 11 12 -960 3 But last fall , the museum ' s starfish started showing signs of a disease that scientists say is killing starfish colonies up and down the West Coast . a disease How is the disease spreading between starfish? 13 15 -960 4 Symptoms of sea star wasting syndrome , as it ' s called , have been reported as unnatural twisting of the arms and white lesions on the surface of a starfish ' s skin . wasting syndrome , is it uncommon? 4 7 -960 4 Symptoms of sea star wasting syndrome , as it ' s called , have been reported as unnatural twisting of the arms and white lesions on the surface of a starfish ' s skin . sea star wasting syndrome , Is it lethal? 2 7 -960 5 A speedy death comes after a loss of arms and softening of tissue . loss of arms How do they loose their arms? Just from the twisting? 6 9 -960 5 A speedy death comes after a loss of arms and softening of tissue . a loss of arms and softening of tissue How painful is this to the starfish? 5 13 -961 1 WASHINGTON - Faith Spotted Eagle figures that building a crude oil pipeline from Canada to the U . S . Gulf Coast would bring little to Indian Country besides more crime and dirty water , but she doubts that Native Americans will ever get the U . S . government to block the $ 7 billion project . would bring little Would there be any advantages to Native Americans if a crude oil pipeline was built from Canada to the U.S. Gulf Coast? 22 25 -961 1 WASHINGTON - Faith Spotted Eagle figures that building a crude oil pipeline from Canada to the U . S . Gulf Coast would bring little to Indian Country besides more crime and dirty water , but she doubts that Native Americans will ever get the U . S . government to block the $ 7 billion project . she doubts Why does Faith Spotted Eagle doubt that Native Americans will ever get the U.S. government to block a pipeline project? 36 38 -961 2 " There is no way for Native people to say no - there never has been , " said Spotted Eagle , 65 , a Yankton Sioux tribal elder from Lake Andes , S . D . say no - why cant they say no? 9 12 -961 2 " There is no way for Native people to say no - there never has been , " said Spotted Eagle , 65 , a Yankton Sioux tribal elder from Lake Andes , S . D . " There is no way for Native people to say no - Say no to what and why has there never been a way for Native people to say no? 0 12 -961 3 " Our history has caused us not to be optimistic . " Our history What exactly has taken place to decimate the Sioux people? 0 3 -961 4 … When you have capitalism , you have to have an underclass - and we ' re the underclass " . we ' re the underclass " can they get out of it? 14 20 -961 4 … When you have capitalism , you have to have an underclass - and we ' re the underclass " . you have to have an underclass Why does capitalism need an underclass? 6 12 -961 4 … When you have capitalism , you have to have an underclass - and we ' re the underclass " . underclass Why does Faith Spotted Eagle believe that Native Americans are an underclass? 11 12 -961 5 Opponents may be down after a State Department study found that the proposed Keystone XL pipeline would not contribute to global warming . would not contribute to global warming Why would the pipeline be neutral on the global warming front? 16 22 -961 5 Opponents may be down after a State Department study found that the proposed Keystone XL pipeline would not contribute to global warming . would not contribute to global warming How was this determined? 16 22 -961 5 Opponents may be down after a State Department study found that the proposed Keystone XL pipeline would not contribute to global warming . State Department study found How did the State Department's study conclude that the Keystone XL pipeline would not contribute to global warming? 6 10 -962 1 KINGSTON , Jamaica - Barefoot and dressed in donated clothes , 12 - year - old Renaldo Brown methodically plays scales on a flute under the canopy of trees at a Jamaican vocational school renowned for nurturing many of this music - steeped island ' s top instrumentalists . Renaldo Brown who is he? 16 18 -962 1 KINGSTON , Jamaica - Barefoot and dressed in donated clothes , 12 - year - old Renaldo Brown methodically plays scales on a flute under the canopy of trees at a Jamaican vocational school renowned for nurturing many of this music - steeped island ' s top instrumentalists . renowned How did the school become renowned for nurturing instrumentalists? 34 35 -962 3 Renaldo is among two dozen boys from impoverished backgrounds who are discovering a new world through music after being placed by family courts at Alpha Boys ' School . placed Why were the boys placed at the school by family courts? 19 20 -962 3 Renaldo is among two dozen boys from impoverished backgrounds who are discovering a new world through music after being placed by family courts at Alpha Boys ' School . placed by family courts at Alpha Boys ' School . Why were the placed by family courts at Alpha Boys' school? 19 29 -962 4 Some of the boys are orphans , while others are placed at the home because of neglect , abuse or because their parents can ' t control them . can ' t control them are they really that wild? 23 28 -962 5 A residential facility operated by Catholic nuns since the late 19th century , the school has long been the cradle of Jamaica ' s prolific music culture - and a beacon of hope for at - risk youngsters . music culture what genre is most popular? 25 27 -963 1 WASHINGTON - Not far from the Washington Monument , Lonnie Bunch is standing on a deck outside a trailer , looking down on what for two years has been a construction pit on the National Mall . construction pit What is a construction pit doing on the National Mall? 30 32 -963 1 WASHINGTON - Not far from the Washington Monument , Lonnie Bunch is standing on a deck outside a trailer , looking down on what for two years has been a construction pit on the National Mall . Lonnie Bunch Who is Lonnie Bunch? 9 11 -963 1 WASHINGTON - Not far from the Washington Monument , Lonnie Bunch is standing on a deck outside a trailer , looking down on what for two years has been a construction pit on the National Mall . a construction pit Why is it considered a construction pit? 29 32 -963 2 Now it has the emerging shape and promise of a new museum . museum What kind of museum will it be? 11 12 -963 2 Now it has the emerging shape and promise of a new museum . new museum What kind of museum? 10 12 -963 2 Now it has the emerging shape and promise of a new museum . emerging shape why is their promise now? 4 6 -963 3 " It ' s humbling , " said Bunch , the founding director of the new National Museum of African American History and Culture . humbling , " What is humbling? 4 7 -963 3 " It ' s humbling , " said Bunch , the founding director of the new National Museum of African American History and Culture . " It ' s humbling , " Why is it humbling? 0 7 -963 4 " For the last eight and a half years , it was my job to make people believe " . make people believe " What is Bunch trying to make people believe? 15 19 -963 4 " For the last eight and a half years , it was my job to make people believe " . believe " Believe in what? 17 19 -963 4 " For the last eight and a half years , it was my job to make people believe " . make people believe " was he successful in creating belief? 15 19 -963 5 As Black History Month draws to a close , construction is at the midway point for what will be a permanent symbol of the role of African - Americans throughout U . S . history . role of African - Americans What is the role of an African American? 24 29 -963 5 As Black History Month draws to a close , construction is at the midway point for what will be a permanent symbol of the role of African - Americans throughout U . S . history . permanent symbol was there no previous symbol? 20 22 -964 1 The skeletal remains of an infant who lived in what is now Montana about 12 , 600 years ago will be reburied in a formal ceremony now that scientists have sequenced its genome , researchers say . about 12 , 600 years ago How was this age determined? 13 19 -964 1 The skeletal remains of an infant who lived in what is now Montana about 12 , 600 years ago will be reburied in a formal ceremony now that scientists have sequenced its genome , researchers say . reburied Will the burial be in the same area as the recovery was? 21 22 -964 1 The skeletal remains of an infant who lived in what is now Montana about 12 , 600 years ago will be reburied in a formal ceremony now that scientists have sequenced its genome , researchers say . reburied why are they reburying? 21 22 -964 1 The skeletal remains of an infant who lived in what is now Montana about 12 , 600 years ago will be reburied in a formal ceremony now that scientists have sequenced its genome , researchers say . Montana WHERE IN MONTANA? 12 13 -964 1 The skeletal remains of an infant who lived in what is now Montana about 12 , 600 years ago will be reburied in a formal ceremony now that scientists have sequenced its genome , researchers say . skeletal remains where were the remains found? 1 3 -964 1 The skeletal remains of an infant who lived in what is now Montana about 12 , 600 years ago will be reburied in a formal ceremony now that scientists have sequenced its genome , researchers say . sequenced its genome , why was its genome sequenced? 30 34 -964 1 The skeletal remains of an infant who lived in what is now Montana about 12 , 600 years ago will be reburied in a formal ceremony now that scientists have sequenced its genome , researchers say . will be reburied in a formal ceremony Will it be a religious ceremony? 19 26 -964 2 The fragments of the young boy ' s skeleton are the sole human remains directly associated with the short - lived Clovis culture , according to scientists . fragments of the young boy ' s skeleton How were these found? 1 9 -964 2 The fragments of the young boy ' s skeleton are the sole human remains directly associated with the short - lived Clovis culture , according to scientists . directly associated How can this be positively determined? 14 16 -964 2 The fragments of the young boy ' s skeleton are the sole human remains directly associated with the short - lived Clovis culture , according to scientists . short - lived Clovis culture , How long was this culture around? 18 24 -964 2 The fragments of the young boy ' s skeleton are the sole human remains directly associated with the short - lived Clovis culture , according to scientists . Clovis culture , what is the clovis culture? 21 24 -964 2 The fragments of the young boy ' s skeleton are the sole human remains directly associated with the short - lived Clovis culture , according to scientists . short - lived HOW LONG WERE THEY AROUND FOR? 18 21 -964 2 The fragments of the young boy ' s skeleton are the sole human remains directly associated with the short - lived Clovis culture , according to scientists . Clovis who were the Clovis? 21 22 -964 2 The fragments of the young boy ' s skeleton are the sole human remains directly associated with the short - lived Clovis culture , according to scientists . according to scientists how did they know that the remains were associated with the Clovis? 24 27 -964 3 The relics were accidentally discovered by a construction worker in 1968 , at the so - called Anzick burial site in western Montana . so - called Why is this dubbed as the \"so called\" Anzick burial site? 14 17 -964 3 The relics were accidentally discovered by a construction worker in 1968 , at the so - called Anzick burial site in western Montana . Anzick who named it that? 17 18 -964 3 The relics were accidentally discovered by a construction worker in 1968 , at the so - called Anzick burial site in western Montana . relics DO YOU MEAN THE BONES? 1 2 -964 3 The relics were accidentally discovered by a construction worker in 1968 , at the so - called Anzick burial site in western Montana . Anzick who are the Anzick? 17 18 -964 3 The relics were accidentally discovered by a construction worker in 1968 , at the so - called Anzick burial site in western Montana . accidentally discovered how was it accidentally discovered? 3 5 -964 3 The relics were accidentally discovered by a construction worker in 1968 , at the so - called Anzick burial site in western Montana . Anzick burial site What was found at this site before? 17 20 -964 4 The fragments , as well as 125 stone and antler tools , were covered in red ochre , a powdered mineral that was probably used during a burial ceremony , scientists believe . burial ceremony , Why were antler tools buried during a ceremony, is this common? 27 30 -964 4 The fragments , as well as 125 stone and antler tools , were covered in red ochre , a powdered mineral that was probably used during a burial ceremony , scientists believe . scientists believe Why do scientists believe this to be true? 30 32 -964 4 The fragments , as well as 125 stone and antler tools , were covered in red ochre , a powdered mineral that was probably used during a burial ceremony , scientists believe . The fragments , THE BONES? 0 3 -964 4 The fragments , as well as 125 stone and antler tools , were covered in red ochre , a powdered mineral that was probably used during a burial ceremony , scientists believe . probably used during a burial ceremony , is it common to use red ochre in burial ceremonies in various cultures? 23 30 -964 5 In a study published Wednesday in Nature , scientists sequenced the genome of the boy , age 1 to 1½ , and said their findings shed new light on the complex human colonization of North America . scientists sequenced What methods did they use to determine the boys age? 8 10 -964 5 In a study published Wednesday in Nature , scientists sequenced the genome of the boy , age 1 to 1½ , and said their findings shed new light on the complex human colonization of North America . complex Why is it considered to be complex? 30 31 -964 5 In a study published Wednesday in Nature , scientists sequenced the genome of the boy , age 1 to 1½ , and said their findings shed new light on the complex human colonization of North America . complex human colonization DEFINE COMPLEX IN THIS INSTANCE? YOU COULD ARGUE THAT COMPLEX HUMAN COLONIZATION DIDN'T HAPPEN UNTIL THE COLONIES WHICH SETTLED WELL AFTER THIS CHILD DIED. 30 33 -964 5 In a study published Wednesday in Nature , scientists sequenced the genome of the boy , age 1 to 1½ , and said their findings shed new light on the complex human colonization of North America . shed new light what information in particular did the findings shed light on? 25 28 -964 5 In a study published Wednesday in Nature , scientists sequenced the genome of the boy , age 1 to 1½ , and said their findings shed new light on the complex human colonization of North America . sequenced the genome how was the genome sequenced? 9 12 -964 5 In a study published Wednesday in Nature , scientists sequenced the genome of the boy , age 1 to 1½ , and said their findings shed new light on the complex human colonization of North America . their findings shed new light What did they find with the genome? 23 28 -965 1 WASHINGTON - After addressing the issue of race sparingly in his first term , President Obama on Thursday unveiled an initiative explicitly aimed at a group he says demands urgent attention - black and Latino young men . black and Latino young men Why does this group need urgent attention? 32 37 -965 1 WASHINGTON - After addressing the issue of race sparingly in his first term , President Obama on Thursday unveiled an initiative explicitly aimed at a group he says demands urgent attention - black and Latino young men . race sparingly Why was it a hot button topic to bring up race? 7 9 -965 1 WASHINGTON - After addressing the issue of race sparingly in his first term , President Obama on Thursday unveiled an initiative explicitly aimed at a group he says demands urgent attention - black and Latino young men . attention Why do black and Latino young men need urgent attention? 30 31 -965 2 Obama announced a program called My Brother ' s Keeper and ordered the federal government to focus resources on programs that had been proved to help minority young men stay out of trouble , succeed in school and land good jobs . My Brother ' s Keeper why is it called that? 5 10 -965 2 Obama announced a program called My Brother ' s Keeper and ordered the federal government to focus resources on programs that had been proved to help minority young men stay out of trouble , succeed in school and land good jobs . programs that had been proved What type of programs would these be? 19 24 -965 2 Obama announced a program called My Brother ' s Keeper and ordered the federal government to focus resources on programs that had been proved to help minority young men stay out of trouble , succeed in school and land good jobs . proved How have the programs proved to help minority young men stay out of trouble? 23 24 -965 2 Obama announced a program called My Brother ' s Keeper and ordered the federal government to focus resources on programs that had been proved to help minority young men stay out of trouble , succeed in school and land good jobs . succeed Why do young men need to be succeed in school and land good jobs? 34 35 -965 3 " So often , the issues facing boys and young men of color get caught up in long - running ideological arguments - about race and class and crime and poverty , the role of government , partisan politics , " the president said in a packed White House East Room . packed White House who was all there? 46 49 -965 3 " So often , the issues facing boys and young men of color get caught up in long - running ideological arguments - about race and class and crime and poverty , the role of government , partisan politics , " the president said in a packed White House East Room . often , Why do issues facing boys and young men of color get caught up in long-running ideological arguments? 2 4 -965 4 " But the urgency of the situation requires us to move past some of those old arguments and focus on getting something done and focusing on what works . urgency Why is the situation urgent? 3 4 -965 4 " But the urgency of the situation requires us to move past some of those old arguments and focus on getting something done and focusing on what works . works How is it known what works? 27 28 -965 4 " But the urgency of the situation requires us to move past some of those old arguments and focus on getting something done and focusing on what works . urgency of the situation What is the urgent situation? 3 7 -965 5 Doesn ' t mean the arguments are unimportant ; it just means that they can ' t paralyze us " . paralyze us " how would they be paralyzed? 17 20 -965 5 Doesn ' t mean the arguments are unimportant ; it just means that they can ' t paralyze us " . paralyze How do arguments paralyze them? 17 18 -966 1 LOS ANGELES - It ' s not enough for people to get regular moderate exercise as they age . regular moderate exercise what else must they do? 12 15 -966 1 LOS ANGELES - It ' s not enough for people to get regular moderate exercise as they age . regular moderate exercise Why isn't regular moderate exercise enough as people age? 12 15 -966 2 Researchers say it ' s also important not to spend the rest your time sitting too much . sitting too much what is bad about sitting? 14 17 -966 2 Researchers say it ' s also important not to spend the rest your time sitting too much . sitting too much What are the negative effects of this? 14 17 -966 2 Researchers say it ' s also important not to spend the rest your time sitting too much . sitting Why is it important not to sit too much? 14 15 -966 3 In fact , for every hour of sedentary behavior , the odds were 46 percent greater that people older than 60 would have some disability in ordinary skills such as getting around the house and feeding themselves , according to a study published Wednesday in the Journal of Physical Activity & amp ; Health . study published Who published the study? 41 43 -966 4 Being sedentary will lead to problems " independent of time spent in moderate or vigorous activity , " concluded the researchers , from Northwestern ' s Feinberg Medical School , Rush University Medical Center , Harvard School of Public Health and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention . sedentary how can it be avoided? 1 2 -966 5 People who replace even half an hour of sedentary time with 30 minutes of light activity can improve their health , researchers said . light activity what kind of activity other than walking? 14 16 -966 5 People who replace even half an hour of sedentary time with 30 minutes of light activity can improve their health , researchers said . health , What health risks can they reduce? 19 21 -967 1 PEREVALNE , Ukraine - As hundreds of armed men surrounded a Ukrainian military base in Crimea on Sunday , world leaders and Ukraine ' s new prime minister urged Russian President Vladimir Putin to pull back his military . armed men What kind of weapons are they armed with? 7 9 -967 1 PEREVALNE , Ukraine - As hundreds of armed men surrounded a Ukrainian military base in Crimea on Sunday , world leaders and Ukraine ' s new prime minister urged Russian President Vladimir Putin to pull back his military . pull back his military Why was his military there? 34 38 -967 1 PEREVALNE , Ukraine - As hundreds of armed men surrounded a Ukrainian military base in Crimea on Sunday , world leaders and Ukraine ' s new prime minister urged Russian President Vladimir Putin to pull back his military . armed men surrounded a Ukrainian military base Why are they surrounding the base? 7 14 -967 1 PEREVALNE , Ukraine - As hundreds of armed men surrounded a Ukrainian military base in Crimea on Sunday , world leaders and Ukraine ' s new prime minister urged Russian President Vladimir Putin to pull back his military . world leaders Which world leaders? 19 21 -967 2 U . S . Secretary of State John Kerry called Russia ' s military incursion into Ukraine " an incredible act of aggression " - comments that came a day after Russian forces took over the strategic Black Sea peninsula of Crimea from Ukraine without firing a shot . Russia ' s military incursion into Ukraine What was Russia's reason for it's incursion? 10 17 -967 2 U . S . Secretary of State John Kerry called Russia ' s military incursion into Ukraine " an incredible act of aggression " - comments that came a day after Russian forces took over the strategic Black Sea peninsula of Crimea from Ukraine without firing a shot . without firing a shot How did they do this? 44 48 -967 2 U . S . Secretary of State John Kerry called Russia ' s military incursion into Ukraine " an incredible act of aggression " - comments that came a day after Russian forces took over the strategic Black Sea peninsula of Crimea from Ukraine without firing a shot . Russian forces took over Why did the Russians take this over? 31 35 -967 2 U . S . Secretary of State John Kerry called Russia ' s military incursion into Ukraine " an incredible act of aggression " - comments that came a day after Russian forces took over the strategic Black Sea peninsula of Crimea from Ukraine without firing a shot . without firing a shot . How did they do it without firing a shot? 44 49 -967 3 In Kiev , the Ukrainian capital , Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk said there was no reason for Russia to invade Ukraine and warned that " we are on the brink of disaster " . Arseniy Yatsenyuk how long has he been minster? 9 11 -967 3 In Kiev , the Ukrainian capital , Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk said there was no reason for Russia to invade Ukraine and warned that " we are on the brink of disaster " . Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk How long has he been Prime Minister? 7 11 -967 3 In Kiev , the Ukrainian capital , Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk said there was no reason for Russia to invade Ukraine and warned that " we are on the brink of disaster " . " we are on the brink of disaster " Are the Ukrainians fighting back with their military? 24 33 -967 3 In Kiev , the Ukrainian capital , Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk said there was no reason for Russia to invade Ukraine and warned that " we are on the brink of disaster " . " we are on the brink of disaster " . What is causing them to be on the brink? 24 34 -967 4 But so far , his new government and other countries have been powerless to react to Russian military tactics . been powerless What makes them powerless? 11 13 -967 4 But so far , his new government and other countries have been powerless to react to Russian military tactics . have been powerless Why have they been powerless? 10 13 -967 4 But so far , his new government and other countries have been powerless to react to Russian military tactics . powerless Why is everyone powerless? 12 13 -967 4 But so far , his new government and other countries have been powerless to react to Russian military tactics . and other countries Which other countries? 7 10 -967 5 Armed men in uniforms without insignia have moved freely about the peninsula , occupying airports , smashing equipment at an air base and besieging a Ukrainian infantry base . insignia what are insignia? 5 6 -967 5 Armed men in uniforms without insignia have moved freely about the peninsula , occupying airports , smashing equipment at an air base and besieging a Ukrainian infantry base . moved freely about the peninsula , Can Ukraine declare war and fight back? 7 13 -967 5 Armed men in uniforms without insignia have moved freely about the peninsula , occupying airports , smashing equipment at an air base and besieging a Ukrainian infantry base . without insignia Why don't they have insignia? 4 6 -968 1 BROOKLINE , Mass . - The spirited sport known as parkour that treats the world as one big obstacle course is gaining traction outside of the urban enthusiasts whose YouTube - worthy acrobatics spread its popularity . acrobatics Who are some of the acrobatics? 32 33 -968 2 Once the domain of the outdoor anti - athlete , it ' s becoming the go - to sport for people who just want a good workout . anti - athlete , what is an antiathlete? 6 10 -968 2 Once the domain of the outdoor anti - athlete , it ' s becoming the go - to sport for people who just want a good workout . anti - athlete , Why is it for an anti-athlete? 6 10 -968 3 Jessamyn Hodge , a 32 - year - old software and information engineer from South Boston , recently prepped for her first parkour class at a high school gym in suburban Brookline . prepped for how does one prep for that? 18 20 -968 5 " It ' s like dancing at high speed , " she said . dancing at high speed , " is it fun for her? 5 11 -969 1 LOS ANGELES - Using a brand - new technique , scientists using NASA ' s Kepler Space Telescope have found 715 confirmed planets huddling around 305 stars , nearly triple Kepler ' s previous total of 246 confirmed planets in the Milky Way galaxy . brand - new technique , which technique? 5 10 -969 1 LOS ANGELES - Using a brand - new technique , scientists using NASA ' s Kepler Space Telescope have found 715 confirmed planets huddling around 305 stars , nearly triple Kepler ' s previous total of 246 confirmed planets in the Milky Way galaxy . a brand - new technique , What is the brand-new technique? 4 10 -969 1 LOS ANGELES - Using a brand - new technique , scientists using NASA ' s Kepler Space Telescope have found 715 confirmed planets huddling around 305 stars , nearly triple Kepler ' s previous total of 246 confirmed planets in the Milky Way galaxy . huddling around 305 stars , How does this apply to the galaxy (and universe ) as a whole? 23 28 -969 1 LOS ANGELES - Using a brand - new technique , scientists using NASA ' s Kepler Space Telescope have found 715 confirmed planets huddling around 305 stars , nearly triple Kepler ' s previous total of 246 confirmed planets in the Milky Way galaxy . technique , what is the new technique they are using? 8 10 -969 1 LOS ANGELES - Using a brand - new technique , scientists using NASA ' s Kepler Space Telescope have found 715 confirmed planets huddling around 305 stars , nearly triple Kepler ' s previous total of 246 confirmed planets in the Milky Way galaxy . brand - new technique , WHAT IS THE NEW TECHNIQUE? 5 10 -969 2 Nearly 95 percent of them are smaller than Neptune , and four of them are in their star ' s habitable zone , the region where liquid water - a necessary ingredient for life as we know it - could exist . star ' s habitable zone , How do we tell how far they are away from their star at such great distances? 17 23 -969 2 Nearly 95 percent of them are smaller than Neptune , and four of them are in their star ' s habitable zone , the region where liquid water - a necessary ingredient for life as we know it - could exist . for life can humans live here? 32 34 -969 2 Nearly 95 percent of them are smaller than Neptune , and four of them are in their star ' s habitable zone , the region where liquid water - a necessary ingredient for life as we know it - could exist . could exist . WHAT EVIDENCE DO WE HAVE TO SUPPORT THIS? 39 42 -969 3 Even though the planet - hunting telescope ' s crucial pointing ability was crippled last year , data mined from the spacecraft are still turning up a trove of strange and wonderful worlds , researchers said - bringing them ever closer to finding " Earth 2 . 0 " . " Earth 2 . 0 " What exactly are we looking for in Earth 2.0? 43 49 -969 3 Even though the planet - hunting telescope ' s crucial pointing ability was crippled last year , data mined from the spacecraft are still turning up a trove of strange and wonderful worlds , researchers said - bringing them ever closer to finding " Earth 2 . 0 " . " Earth 2 . 0 " would everyone living on this earth go to live on that earth when its found? 43 49 -969 3 Even though the planet - hunting telescope ' s crucial pointing ability was crippled last year , data mined from the spacecraft are still turning up a trove of strange and wonderful worlds , researchers said - bringing them ever closer to finding " Earth 2 . 0 " . pointing ability was crippled last year , WHAT HAPPENED TO DAMAGE THE SYSTEM? 10 17 -969 4 " We ' ve been able to open the bottleneck to access the mother lode and deliver to you more than 20 times as many planets as have ever been found and announced at once , " said Jack Lissauer , a planetary scientist at NASA Ames Research Center who co - led one of two papers on the discovery published in the Astrophysical Journal . bottleneck what is a bottleneck? 9 10 -969 4 " We ' ve been able to open the bottleneck to access the mother lode and deliver to you more than 20 times as many planets as have ever been found and announced at once , " said Jack Lissauer , a planetary scientist at NASA Ames Research Center who co - led one of two papers on the discovery published in the Astrophysical Journal . deliver to you How has this been accomplished? 16 19 -969 4 " We ' ve been able to open the bottleneck to access the mother lode and deliver to you more than 20 times as many planets as have ever been found and announced at once , " said Jack Lissauer , a planetary scientist at NASA Ames Research Center who co - led one of two papers on the discovery published in the Astrophysical Journal . many planets is there life in this planets? 24 26 -969 4 " We ' ve been able to open the bottleneck to access the mother lode and deliver to you more than 20 times as many planets as have ever been found and announced at once , " said Jack Lissauer , a planetary scientist at NASA Ames Research Center who co - led one of two papers on the discovery published in the Astrophysical Journal . open the bottleneck WHAT WAS THE PROBLEM WITH SEEING THESE PLANETS BEFORE? 7 10 -969 5 The research , which covers the first two years of data after Kepler ' s 2009 launch , has turned up a smorgasbord of smaller planets - and all in multi - planet systems . smorgasbord of smaller planets how many total? 22 26 -969 5 The research , which covers the first two years of data after Kepler ' s 2009 launch , has turned up a smorgasbord of smaller planets - and all in multi - planet systems . multi - planet systems what is a multi planet system? 30 34 -969 5 The research , which covers the first two years of data after Kepler ' s 2009 launch , has turned up a smorgasbord of smaller planets - and all in multi - planet systems . multi - planet systems . WHY COULDN'T WE SEE THIS BEFORE? 30 35 -970 1 BOGOTA , Colombia - When the green men from Mars landed in the central plaza of Cotocollao , Ecuador , a stunned nation listened as one of the country ' s most famous radio personalities was vaporized by a death - ray , and firefighters and police rushed to the sleepy village to confront the invaders . BOGOTA , is that the capital? 0 2 -970 1 BOGOTA , Colombia - When the green men from Mars landed in the central plaza of Cotocollao , Ecuador , a stunned nation listened as one of the country ' s most famous radio personalities was vaporized by a death - ray , and firefighters and police rushed to the sleepy village to confront the invaders . confront the invaders . How were these invaders taken on? 53 57 -970 1 BOGOTA , Colombia - When the green men from Mars landed in the central plaza of Cotocollao , Ecuador , a stunned nation listened as one of the country ' s most famous radio personalities was vaporized by a death - ray , and firefighters and police rushed to the sleepy village to confront the invaders . When exactly when was this? 4 5 -970 2 By the end of that night , 65 years ago this month , the announcer would still be alive but at least six others would be dead as irate mobs discovered they had fallen for a radio hoax - and embarrassed security forces either refused , or were unable , to come to the broadcasters ' aid . month , which month? 11 13 -970 2 By the end of that night , 65 years ago this month , the announcer would still be alive but at least six others would be dead as irate mobs discovered they had fallen for a radio hoax - and embarrassed security forces either refused , or were unable , to come to the broadcasters ' aid . forces have these forces broken any laws by doing so? 42 43 -970 4 But the program , based on H . G . Wells ' classic science fiction novel , had a lesser - known and more deadly ripple effect throughout Latin America , where radio pioneers tried to emulate its success . radio pioneers tried to emulate its success . Which radio pioneers tried to emulate its success? 32 40 -970 4 But the program , based on H . G . Wells ' classic science fiction novel , had a lesser - known and more deadly ripple effect throughout Latin America , where radio pioneers tried to emulate its success . radio pioneers tried to emulate its success Why did other countries try to emulate the War of the Worlds storyline? 32 39 -970 4 But the program , based on H . G . Wells ' classic science fiction novel , had a lesser - known and more deadly ripple effect throughout Latin America , where radio pioneers tried to emulate its success . Latin Why latin america specifically? 28 29 -971 1 Scientists have discovered the DNA of millions of tiny organisms entombed in the ancient dental plaque of four medieval skeletons . ancient dental plaque of four medieval skeletons What does this imply about their diet? 13 20 -971 2 The findings , published in the journal Nature Genetics , have implications for research into what our ancestors ate , how they interacted , and what diseases they fought , the authors write . diseases they fought , do we not know the diseases? 26 30 -971 2 The findings , published in the journal Nature Genetics , have implications for research into what our ancestors ate , how they interacted , and what diseases they fought , the authors write . the authors write . Who were the authors? 30 34 -971 2 The findings , published in the journal Nature Genetics , have implications for research into what our ancestors ate , how they interacted , and what diseases they fought , the authors write . implications How will researchers explore these implications? 11 12 -971 2 The findings , published in the journal Nature Genetics , have implications for research into what our ancestors ate , how they interacted , and what diseases they fought , the authors write . for research into what our ancestors ate , How are scientists able to tell what they ate based on the ancient microorganisms? 12 20 -971 3 " I feel like we discovered a time capsule that has been right under our noses this whole time , " said Christina Warinner , a molecular anthropologist at the University of Oklahoma and the lead author of the study . study how long was the study? 39 40 -971 3 " I feel like we discovered a time capsule that has been right under our noses this whole time , " said Christina Warinner , a molecular anthropologist at the University of Oklahoma and the lead author of the study . under our noses this whole time , " Why were scientists failing to see these sorts of clues in the past? 13 21 -971 4 " This is a game changer " . Matthew Collins of the University of York , a co - author on the paper , put it this way : " What we found is a microbial Pompeii " . game changer " will it help a lot? 4 7 -971 4 " This is a game changer " . Matthew Collins of the University of York , a co - author on the paper , put it this way : " What we found is a microbial Pompeii " . Matthew What “game”will this discovery change and how? 8 9 -971 4 " This is a game changer " . Matthew Collins of the University of York , a co - author on the paper , put it this way : " What we found is a microbial Pompeii " . " This is a game changer " Why is this particularly influential? 0 7 -972 1 WASHINGTON - The Obama administration on Thursday will propose the first major revamp of nutrition labels in more than two decades , an update that would emphasize calorie information , include the amount of added sugars and revise serving sizes to reflect how people really consume food . Thursday which thursday? 6 7 -972 1 WASHINGTON - The Obama administration on Thursday will propose the first major revamp of nutrition labels in more than two decades , an update that would emphasize calorie information , include the amount of added sugars and revise serving sizes to reflect how people really consume food . emphasize Why do new nutrition labels emphasize calorie information? 26 27 -972 1 WASHINGTON - The Obama administration on Thursday will propose the first major revamp of nutrition labels in more than two decades , an update that would emphasize calorie information , include the amount of added sugars and revise serving sizes to reflect how people really consume food . consume How do they know how people will really consume the food? 45 46 -972 2 The revision is aimed , in part , at addressing serious public health issues , including obesity and other chronic diseases . other chronic diseases like diabetes? 18 21 -972 2 The revision is aimed , in part , at addressing serious public health issues , including obesity and other chronic diseases . obesity Why are people obese? 16 17 -972 2 The revision is aimed , in part , at addressing serious public health issues , including obesity and other chronic diseases . other What kind of chronic diseases? 18 19 -972 2 The revision is aimed , in part , at addressing serious public health issues , including obesity and other chronic diseases . other chronic diseases What are the other chronic diseases? 18 21 -972 2 The revision is aimed , in part , at addressing serious public health issues , including obesity and other chronic diseases . chronic diseases What other chronic diseases will be addressed by the revision? 19 21 -972 3 Administration officials believe the new labels could lead consumers to make more healthful food choices and encourage the food industry to reformulate some products , particularly those with high amounts of added sugar . added sugar why is sugar added? 31 33 -972 3 Administration officials believe the new labels could lead consumers to make more healthful food choices and encourage the food industry to reformulate some products , particularly those with high amounts of added sugar . choices Why will the consumers make healthier choices? 14 15 -972 3 Administration officials believe the new labels could lead consumers to make more healthful food choices and encourage the food industry to reformulate some products , particularly those with high amounts of added sugar . high Why does the administration want the food industry to reformulate high sugar products? 28 29 -972 3 Administration officials believe the new labels could lead consumers to make more healthful food choices and encourage the food industry to reformulate some products , particularly those with high amounts of added sugar . more healthful food choices What are more healthy food choices? 11 15 -972 3 Administration officials believe the new labels could lead consumers to make more healthful food choices and encourage the food industry to reformulate some products , particularly those with high amounts of added sugar . some products , What are some products? 22 25 -972 3 Administration officials believe the new labels could lead consumers to make more healthful food choices and encourage the food industry to reformulate some products , particularly those with high amounts of added sugar . reformulate some products , How do they think they will be reformulated? 21 25 -972 4 First lady Michelle Obama , who has made better nutrition a focus of her " Let ' s Move ! " initiative to battle childhood obesity , is slated to announce the Food and Drug Administration proposal at the White House with top administration officials . initiative Why is Michelle Obama initiating a battle against childhood obesity? 21 22 -972 5 " Our guiding principle here is very simple : that you as a parent and a consumer should be able to walk into your local grocery store , pick up an item off the shelf , and be able to tell whether it ' s good for your family , " she said in a statement . good What determines if food is good for you or not? 45 46 -973 1 When it comes to squeezing tiny , individual living cells out into orderly patterns for lab experiments , scientists usually use inkjet printers , but those have their limits . orderly patterns what kind of orderly patterns? 12 14 -973 1 When it comes to squeezing tiny , individual living cells out into orderly patterns for lab experiments , scientists usually use inkjet printers , but those have their limits . their limits . what limitations are those to a scientist? 27 30 -973 1 When it comes to squeezing tiny , individual living cells out into orderly patterns for lab experiments , scientists usually use inkjet printers , but those have their limits . inkjet How does that work? 21 22 -973 2 So they ' ve turned to a much older technology for a solution : Chinese woodblock printing , developed roughly two millennia ago . Chinese woodblock printing , what is Chinese woodblock printing? 14 18 -973 2 So they ' ve turned to a much older technology for a solution : Chinese woodblock printing , developed roughly two millennia ago . Chinese woodblock printing , What does this entail? 14 18 -973 2 So they ' ve turned to a much older technology for a solution : Chinese woodblock printing , developed roughly two millennia ago . solution : Solution of what? 12 14 -973 3 The retro technique , described in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences , could significantly improve the survival rates of living cells and allow scientists to effectively print a variety of animal cells in a variety of shapes on just about any surface . retro technique , what is a retro technique? 1 4 -973 3 The retro technique , described in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences , could significantly improve the survival rates of living cells and allow scientists to effectively print a variety of animal cells in a variety of shapes on just about any surface . animal what kind of animals? 32 33 -973 3 The retro technique , described in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences , could significantly improve the survival rates of living cells and allow scientists to effectively print a variety of animal cells in a variety of shapes on just about any surface . survival rates of living cells and is the cell supposed to live on the wood block? 18 24 -973 3 The retro technique , described in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences , could significantly improve the survival rates of living cells and allow scientists to effectively print a variety of animal cells in a variety of shapes on just about any surface . effectively print how does this thing print? 27 29 -973 3 The retro technique , described in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences , could significantly improve the survival rates of living cells and allow scientists to effectively print a variety of animal cells in a variety of shapes on just about any surface . print How would that work? 28 29 -973 4 Researchers have used techniques like inkjet printing when they ' re trying to set down a layer of cells , the study authors wrote . down a layer of cells , is it very complex? 14 20 -973 4 Researchers have used techniques like inkjet printing when they ' re trying to set down a layer of cells , the study authors wrote . inkjet printing are we talking about a standard office ink jet printer? 5 7 -973 4 Researchers have used techniques like inkjet printing when they ' re trying to set down a layer of cells , the study authors wrote . techniques Did the techniques work? 3 4 -973 4 Researchers have used techniques like inkjet printing when they ' re trying to set down a layer of cells , the study authors wrote . the study authors wrote . Who are the study authors? 20 25 -973 5 Inkjet printing involves squeezing fluid filled with cells - the " ink " - onto a surface in a planned design . surface what type of suface? 16 17 -973 5 Inkjet printing involves squeezing fluid filled with cells - the " ink " - onto a surface in a planned design . planned design what is the purpose of the design? 19 21 -974 1 ATLANTA - Javon Butts had his routine worked out pretty well . Javon Butts who is he? 2 4 -974 1 ATLANTA - Javon Butts had his routine worked out pretty well . Javon Butts Who is Javon Butts 2 4 -974 1 ATLANTA - Javon Butts had his routine worked out pretty well . worked Why was Javon Butts' routine working out well? 7 8 -974 1 ATLANTA - Javon Butts had his routine worked out pretty well . routine What type of routine are we discussing? 6 7 -974 1 ATLANTA - Javon Butts had his routine worked out pretty well . routine What was Javon Butts routine? 6 7 -974 1 ATLANTA - Javon Butts had his routine worked out pretty well . Javon Butts Who is Javon Butts? 2 4 -974 2 Classes at 8 a . m . most days , finish up around noon , then on to work . on to work where does he work? 16 19 -974 2 Classes at 8 a . m . most days , finish up around noon , then on to work . most days , How many days a week did he have class? 7 10 -974 2 Classes at 8 a . m . most days , finish up around noon , then on to work . most Why do classes not always finish up around noon? 7 8 -974 2 Classes at 8 a . m . most days , finish up around noon , then on to work . work How does Javon Butts get to work? 18 19 -974 2 Classes at 8 a . m . most days , finish up around noon , then on to work . work Where does Javon Butts work? 18 19 -974 3 His recent life as a student at Kennesaw State University was far from perfect , but it was temporarily manageable . temporarily manageable until he gets his degree? 18 20 -974 3 His recent life as a student at Kennesaw State University was far from perfect , but it was temporarily manageable . from perfect , What are the reasons his life isn't perfect? 12 15 -974 3 His recent life as a student at Kennesaw State University was far from perfect , but it was temporarily manageable . student Why is he attending Kennesaw State University? 5 6 -974 3 His recent life as a student at Kennesaw State University was far from perfect , but it was temporarily manageable . perfect , Why was recent life far from percent? 13 15 -974 3 His recent life as a student at Kennesaw State University was far from perfect , but it was temporarily manageable . manageable How was recent life manageable? 19 20 -974 4 And then his car ' s transmission failed . his car ' s What kind of car did he drive? 2 6 -974 4 And then his car ' s transmission failed . failed Why did his car's transmission fail? 7 8 -974 4 And then his car ' s transmission failed . failed Why did the transmission fail? 7 8 -974 5 The vehicle that left him stranded wasn ' t just his transportation : It was his home . It was his home Where did he park the car when he slept in it for the night? 13 17 -974 5 The vehicle that left him stranded wasn ' t just his transportation : It was his home . home Why was the vehicle also his home? 16 17 -974 5 The vehicle that left him stranded wasn ' t just his transportation : It was his home . home Why is Javon Butts car his home? 16 17 -975 1 LOS ANGELES - Tony Castillo skateboarded down Fairfax Avenue as he had for more than two years , but on one December morning he noticed something new . skateboarded Why was Tony Castillo skateboarding down Fairfax Avenue? 5 6 -975 1 LOS ANGELES - Tony Castillo skateboarded down Fairfax Avenue as he had for more than two years , but on one December morning he noticed something new . noticed Why did Tony Castillo notice something new? 24 25 -975 1 LOS ANGELES - Tony Castillo skateboarded down Fairfax Avenue as he had for more than two years , but on one December morning he noticed something new . morning he noticed what did he notice? 22 25 -975 1 LOS ANGELES - Tony Castillo skateboarded down Fairfax Avenue as he had for more than two years , but on one December morning he noticed something new . as he had for more than two years , How have his skateboarding skills progressed in that time? 9 18 -975 1 LOS ANGELES - Tony Castillo skateboarded down Fairfax Avenue as he had for more than two years , but on one December morning he noticed something new . he noticed something new What did he notice? 23 27 -975 1 LOS ANGELES - Tony Castillo skateboarded down Fairfax Avenue as he had for more than two years , but on one December morning he noticed something new . noticed What did Tony Castillo notice? 24 25 -975 2 Clasped to the streetlight pole in front of the sneaker store Flight Club , a bright red sign with white text stared him in the face . Clasped Why was the bright red sign clasped to a streetlight pole? 0 1 -975 2 Clasped to the streetlight pole in front of the sneaker store Flight Club , a bright red sign with white text stared him in the face . red sign with white text what did the sign say? 16 21 -975 2 Clasped to the streetlight pole in front of the sneaker store Flight Club , a bright red sign with white text stared him in the face . Flight Club , Is the name of this store based on the novel/movie \"Fight Club\"? 11 14 -975 2 Clasped to the streetlight pole in front of the sneaker store Flight Club , a bright red sign with white text stared him in the face . red sign with white text stared him in the face What was on the sign? 16 26 -975 2 Clasped to the streetlight pole in front of the sneaker store Flight Club , a bright red sign with white text stared him in the face . sign What did the sign in front of the Flight Club say? 17 18 -975 3 Though it had the look of a standard street sign , it offered no instructions on parking , driving or walking . street Why does the street sign have no apparent purpose? 8 9 -975 3 Though it had the look of a standard street sign , it offered no instructions on parking , driving or walking . instructions what were the instructions then? 14 15 -975 3 Though it had the look of a standard street sign , it offered no instructions on parking , driving or walking . it had the look of a standard street sign , Was this non-instructional street sign a prank? 1 11 -975 3 Though it had the look of a standard street sign , it offered no instructions on parking , driving or walking . offered no instructions What did it offer instead of instructions? 12 15 -975 4 Instead it displayed a rap lyric that made reference to the very spot Castillo had just blown past . rap Why does the sign have a rap lyrics displayed on it? 4 5 -975 4 Instead it displayed a rap lyric that made reference to the very spot Castillo had just blown past . past Why did Castillo blow past the spot reference on by the rap lyric on the sign? 17 18 -975 4 Instead it displayed a rap lyric that made reference to the very spot Castillo had just blown past . a rap lyric Was this a local monument? 3 6 -975 4 Instead it displayed a rap lyric that made reference to the very spot Castillo had just blown past . rap lyric What is the rap lyric? 4 6 -975 5 Bun B the OG like ‘ 95 Air Max / Neon green outta Flight Club off Fairfax Hours later , the 25 - year - old from the Venice , Calif . , area found himself sweeping in front of his store next door and gravitating toward the sign again . sweeping Why was the 25 year old sweeping in front of his store? 36 37 -975 5 Bun B the OG like ‘ 95 Air Max / Neon green outta Flight Club off Fairfax Hours later , the 25 - year - old from the Venice , Calif . , area found himself sweeping in front of his store next door and gravitating toward the sign again . gravitating why was the 25 year old gravitating toward the sign again? 45 46 -975 5 Bun B the OG like ‘ 95 Air Max / Neon green outta Flight Club off Fairfax Hours later , the 25 - year - old from the Venice , Calif . , area found himself sweeping in front of his store next door and gravitating toward the sign again . gravitating toward the sign again Why was Tony Castillo so attracted to this sign? 45 50 -976 1 A zircon crystal embedded in sandstone found on a sheep ranch in Australia is the oldest piece of the Earth ' s crust to be discovered , shedding new light on our planet ' s formation . zircon what is zircon? 1 2 -976 1 A zircon crystal embedded in sandstone found on a sheep ranch in Australia is the oldest piece of the Earth ' s crust to be discovered , shedding new light on our planet ' s formation . oldest What was the previous one? 15 16 -976 1 A zircon crystal embedded in sandstone found on a sheep ranch in Australia is the oldest piece of the Earth ' s crust to be discovered , shedding new light on our planet ' s formation . found who found the crystal? 6 7 -976 1 A zircon crystal embedded in sandstone found on a sheep ranch in Australia is the oldest piece of the Earth ' s crust to be discovered , shedding new light on our planet ' s formation . found How was it found? 6 7 -976 1 A zircon crystal embedded in sandstone found on a sheep ranch in Australia is the oldest piece of the Earth ' s crust to be discovered , shedding new light on our planet ' s formation . oldest piece How is that determined? 15 17 -976 1 A zircon crystal embedded in sandstone found on a sheep ranch in Australia is the oldest piece of the Earth ' s crust to be discovered , shedding new light on our planet ' s formation . to be discovered , Did they look for more in that location? 23 27 -976 2 The zircon , described in the journal Nature Geoscience , is about 4 . 4 billion years old and much smaller than a single grain of rice . billion how can they calculate this? 15 16 -976 2 The zircon , described in the journal Nature Geoscience , is about 4 . 4 billion years old and much smaller than a single grain of rice . 4 . 4 billion years old How is this determined? 12 18 -976 3 But the tiny crystal carries an outsize significance : It is evidence that by that point in its history , Earth had gone from a superheated ball of molten rock to a congealed surface eventually capable of supporting life . significance : What is the significance? 7 9 -976 3 But the tiny crystal carries an outsize significance : It is evidence that by that point in its history , Earth had gone from a superheated ball of molten rock to a congealed surface eventually capable of supporting life . superheated ball of molten rock How long was Earth in that state? 25 30 -976 3 But the tiny crystal carries an outsize significance : It is evidence that by that point in its history , Earth had gone from a superheated ball of molten rock to a congealed surface eventually capable of supporting life . eventually How long did that take? 34 35 -976 4 " One of the main goals of the space program is to understand if there ' s life elsewhere in the universe , " said John Valley , a University of Wisconsin professor who led the study , collaborating with scientists in Australia , Canada and Puerto Rico . " One of the main goals What are some other goals? 0 6 -976 5 By studying how the conditions of life came together on our planet , scientists believe we will learn what to look for on other planets . scientists believe we how does it help us? 13 16 -976 5 By studying how the conditions of life came together on our planet , scientists believe we will learn what to look for on other planets . conditions What are the conditions? 4 5 -976 5 By studying how the conditions of life came together on our planet , scientists believe we will learn what to look for on other planets . studying How do they study? 1 2 -976 5 By studying how the conditions of life came together on our planet , scientists believe we will learn what to look for on other planets . conditions of life came together How long did it take overall for life to come together? 4 9 -977 1 SIMFEROPOL , Ukraine - There are no words in the lexicon of the Abdulkerimov family more terrible than " occupation " or " deportation , " two foreign terms with no precise translation in the Crimean Tatar language . Abdulkerimov family Who is the Abdulkerimov family? 13 15 -977 1 SIMFEROPOL , Ukraine - There are no words in the lexicon of the Abdulkerimov family more terrible than " occupation " or " deportation , " two foreign terms with no precise translation in the Crimean Tatar language . more terrible than " occupation " or " deportation , " Why are these two words so terrible? 15 26 -977 2 For Tatars , an ethnic group with deep roots in Crimea , the terms are strongly associated with Adolf Hitler ' s Germany and Josef Stalin ' s secret police , and together they evoke dark memories of war , exile , deprivation and death . deep roots how deep are they? 7 9 -977 3 They had seemed all but obsolete in recent years . They had seemed all but obsolete What had seemed obsolete? 0 6 -977 4 Last week ' s de facto Russian takeover of the Crimean peninsula , however , brought history flooding back to many Tatars , recalling the Nazi occupation of Crimea during World War II and the subsequent Soviet deportation of the entire Tatar people , summarily accused by Stalin of being traitors . being traitors were they actual traitors? 49 51 -977 4 Last week ' s de facto Russian takeover of the Crimean peninsula , however , brought history flooding back to many Tatars , recalling the Nazi occupation of Crimea during World War II and the subsequent Soviet deportation of the entire Tatar people , summarily accused by Stalin of being traitors . accused Why were the Tatars accused by Stalin of being traitors? 45 46 -977 4 Last week ' s de facto Russian takeover of the Crimean peninsula , however , brought history flooding back to many Tatars , recalling the Nazi occupation of Crimea during World War II and the subsequent Soviet deportation of the entire Tatar people , summarily accused by Stalin of being traitors . summarily accused by Stalin of being traitors Why did Stalin consider them traitors? 44 51 -977 4 Last week ' s de facto Russian takeover of the Crimean peninsula , however , brought history flooding back to many Tatars , recalling the Nazi occupation of Crimea during World War II and the subsequent Soviet deportation of the entire Tatar people , summarily accused by Stalin of being traitors . deportation Where were the Tatar's deported to? 37 38 -977 5 " If somebody tells me today that another deportation is possible , I would tell him that he is an idiot and nothing of the kind can happen again , " said Jafer Abdulkerimov , a frail 81 - year - old man with bright eyes , a steady voice and a sound memory . deportation is possible , why is it impossible? 8 12 -977 5 " If somebody tells me today that another deportation is possible , I would tell him that he is an idiot and nothing of the kind can happen again , " said Jafer Abdulkerimov , a frail 81 - year - old man with bright eyes , a steady voice and a sound memory . Jafer Abdulkerimov , a frail 81 - year - old man What is Jafer's relation to the story; does he have a personal experience in relation to the piece? 32 43 -978 1 WASHINGTON - The FBI is deploying agents and technical experts to assist in investigating the disappearance of a Malaysia Airlines jet , based on the American citizenship of three of the passengers aboard the lost flight , a top federal law enforcement official in Washington said Saturday . a top federal law enforcement official Which law enforcement official? 37 43 -978 1 WASHINGTON - The FBI is deploying agents and technical experts to assist in investigating the disappearance of a Malaysia Airlines jet , based on the American citizenship of three of the passengers aboard the lost flight , a top federal law enforcement official in Washington said Saturday . Malaysia Airlines jet , when was this jet last seen? 18 22 -978 2 He said that a fourth passenger , whom he described as an infant flying with the three Americans , also may be a U . S citizen . may be a U are they not sure? 20 24 -978 2 He said that a fourth passenger , whom he described as an infant flying with the three Americans , also may be a U . S citizen . He Who is he? 0 1 -978 2 He said that a fourth passenger , whom he described as an infant flying with the three Americans , also may be a U . S citizen . infant Why is it unclear whether the infant is a US citizen? 12 13 -978 2 He said that a fourth passenger , whom he described as an infant flying with the three Americans , also may be a U . S citizen . as an infant flying how did they disappear with a baby? 10 14 -978 3 " This gives us entree " to the case , the official said , speaking confidentially because the FBI investigation is just beginning . entree " what does entree mean here? 4 6 -978 3 " This gives us entree " to the case , the official said , speaking confidentially because the FBI investigation is just beginning . the FBI investigation is just beginning how much do they know about the jet to start the investigation? 17 23 -978 4 " But so far what happened is a mystery " . mystery " WILL IT BE FIGURED OUT?\n 8 10 -978 4 " But so far what happened is a mystery " . what happened What did happen? 4 6 -978 4 " But so far what happened is a mystery " . mystery " why is is a mystery? 8 10 -978 5 U . S . officials said they are looking at whether this could be terrorism , as they would with any plane crash until proved otherwise . terrorism , Why is any plane crash investigated as possible terrorism? 14 16 -978 5 U . S . officials said they are looking at whether this could be terrorism , as they would with any plane crash until proved otherwise . this could be terrorism , how would it be terrorism is the plane has not been found? 11 16 -979 1 Americans use twice the amount of water they think they do , and appear to be particularly oblivious about how much H2O they flush down the toilet on a daily basis , according to new research . according to new research How did the researchers come to this conclusion? 32 36 -979 1 Americans use twice the amount of water they think they do , and appear to be particularly oblivious about how much H2O they flush down the toilet on a daily basis , according to new research . how much H2O they flush down the toilet What is the average amount of water a person flushes? 19 27 -979 2 In a paper published online Monday in the journal PNAS , a researcher concluded that Americans underestimated their water use by a factor of 2 , and were only slightly aware of how much water goes into growing the food they eat . water goes into growing the food they eat What types of food were being asked about? 34 42 -979 2 In a paper published online Monday in the journal PNAS , a researcher concluded that Americans underestimated their water use by a factor of 2 , and were only slightly aware of how much water goes into growing the food they eat . a researcher concluded Who is the researcher? 11 14 -979 3 " In general , people tend to underestimate water by a very large magnitude , " said study author Shahzeen Attari , an assistant professor in the Department of Public and Environmental Affairs at Indiana University . underestimate why do they underestimate? 7 8 -979 3 " In general , people tend to underestimate water by a very large magnitude , " said study author Shahzeen Attari , an assistant professor in the Department of Public and Environmental Affairs at Indiana University . underestimate water Why do people underestimate water use? 7 9 -979 3 " In general , people tend to underestimate water by a very large magnitude , " said study author Shahzeen Attari , an assistant professor in the Department of Public and Environmental Affairs at Indiana University . people tend to underestimate water How do people underestimate water? 4 9 -979 4 The study ' s conclusions were based on an Internet survey of 1 , 020 people , and come amid a national drought that extends from the Pacific Coast to portions of the Mississippi Valley , with the most severe conditions in California . Internet survey of 1 , 020 people , Which survey method did the researchers use to get their findings? 9 17 -980 1 A satellite orbiting Earth has spotted 55 southern right whales hanging out in the shallow waters off Argentina . 55 southern right whales what is a southern right whale? 6 10 -980 1 A satellite orbiting Earth has spotted 55 southern right whales hanging out in the shallow waters off Argentina . A satellite Which satellite was doing the research? 0 2 -980 2 It turns out that these particular whales are quite easy to spot from space , said Peter Fretwell of the British Antarctic Survey . easy to spot Why are the right whales easy to spot from space? 9 12 -980 2 It turns out that these particular whales are quite easy to spot from space , said Peter Fretwell of the British Antarctic Survey . spot from why are they easy to spot? 11 13 -980 2 It turns out that these particular whales are quite easy to spot from space , said Peter Fretwell of the British Antarctic Survey . quite easy to spot Why are they so easily spotted? 8 12 -980 2 It turns out that these particular whales are quite easy to spot from space , said Peter Fretwell of the British Antarctic Survey . quite easy to spot from space , Why are they easily spotted? 8 15 -980 3 They got the name right whales because they were once considered the " right " whales to hunt . " right " why were they right to hunt? 12 15 -980 4 They are large and slow , and they spend a lot of time lolling near the surface of calm ocean waters . lolling just sitting there? 13 14 -980 4 They are large and slow , and they spend a lot of time lolling near the surface of calm ocean waters . they spend a lot of time lolling Why do these whales laze about? 7 14 -981 1 NEW YORK - America ' s top doll , Barbie , finds herself in controversy once again , this time over a business partnership between her manufacturer , Mattel , and the Girl Scouts . Mattel , and the Girl Scouts are they changing businesses? 28 34 -981 1 NEW YORK - America ' s top doll , Barbie , finds herself in controversy once again , this time over a business partnership between her manufacturer , Mattel , and the Girl Scouts . America ' s top doll , Whats Americas number 2 best selling doll? 3 9 -981 1 NEW YORK - America ' s top doll , Barbie , finds herself in controversy once again , this time over a business partnership between her manufacturer , Mattel , and the Girl Scouts . controversy What is the controversy with Barbie and the Girl Scouts? 14 15 -981 2 On Thursday , two consumer advocacy groups often critical of corporate advertising tactics - the Campaign for a Commercial - Free Childhood and the Center for a New American Dream - criticized Barbie as a flawed role model for little girls and launched a petition drive urging the Girl Scouts of the USA to end the partnership . Thursday , which year? 1 3 -981 2 On Thursday , two consumer advocacy groups often critical of corporate advertising tactics - the Campaign for a Commercial - Free Childhood and the Center for a New American Dream - criticized Barbie as a flawed role model for little girls and launched a petition drive urging the Girl Scouts of the USA to end the partnership . flawed role model What makes Barbie a flawed role model? 35 38 -981 2 On Thursday , two consumer advocacy groups often critical of corporate advertising tactics - the Campaign for a Commercial - Free Childhood and the Center for a New American Dream - criticized Barbie as a flawed role model for little girls and launched a petition drive urging the Girl Scouts of the USA to end the partnership . flawed role model Why is Barbie a flawed role model? 35 38 -981 2 On Thursday , two consumer advocacy groups often critical of corporate advertising tactics - the Campaign for a Commercial - Free Childhood and the Center for a New American Dream - criticized Barbie as a flawed role model for little girls and launched a petition drive urging the Girl Scouts of the USA to end the partnership . flawed role model What, exactly, makes her flawed? 35 38 -981 3 The Girls Scouts said they would not do so . would not do so did they explain why? 5 9 -981 4 Just a few weeks ago , Mattel incurred widespread criticism - as well as some accolades - for letting Barbie be featured in Sports Illustrated ' s annual swimsuit edition . criticism What was the criticism specifically? 9 10 -981 4 Just a few weeks ago , Mattel incurred widespread criticism - as well as some accolades - for letting Barbie be featured in Sports Illustrated ' s annual swimsuit edition . Just a few weeks ago , Whats the specific date? 0 6 -981 4 Just a few weeks ago , Mattel incurred widespread criticism - as well as some accolades - for letting Barbie be featured in Sports Illustrated ' s annual swimsuit edition . criticism Why was Mattel criticized for Barbie being in the annual swimsuit issue? 9 10 -981 4 Just a few weeks ago , Mattel incurred widespread criticism - as well as some accolades - for letting Barbie be featured in Sports Illustrated ' s annual swimsuit edition . incurred widespread criticism How widespread was the criticism? 7 10 -981 5 The Girl Scouts ' partnership with Mattel , announced last August , includes a Barbie - themed activity book , a website , and a Barbie participation patch - the first Girl Scout uniform patch with corporate sponsorship . Barbie participation patch - should they be accepting sponsorships? 25 29 -981 5 The Girl Scouts ' partnership with Mattel , announced last August , includes a Barbie - themed activity book , a website , and a Barbie participation patch - the first Girl Scout uniform patch with corporate sponsorship . The Girl Scouts ' partnership with Mattel , Why do the Girl scouts have any influence over the toy company Mattel? 0 8 -981 5 The Girl Scouts ' partnership with Mattel , announced last August , includes a Barbie - themed activity book , a website , and a Barbie participation patch - the first Girl Scout uniform patch with corporate sponsorship . a Barbie participation patch What led to attaining the patch? 24 28 -982 1 MEXICO CITY - When historians write about 21st century Los Angeles , they ' ll probably observe that Eric Garcetti was the second Spanish - speaking LA mayor in a row to make an official visit to the Mexican capital . MEXICO CITY why is mexico city talking about los angeles? 0 2 -982 1 MEXICO CITY - When historians write about 21st century Los Angeles , they ' ll probably observe that Eric Garcetti was the second Spanish - speaking LA mayor in a row to make an official visit to the Mexican capital . second Spanish - speaking LA mayor Who was the first? 22 28 -982 2 They may also note how trips such as his trade mission this week reflected the increasingly intimate cultural and economic ties between Los Angeles and its sister megalopolis to the south . trade mission What is the trade mission about? 9 11 -982 4 Villaraigosa and Garcetti have Latino roots , but both had to learn much of their Spanish in school , on the stump or on the job . on the stump what is on the stump? 19 22 -982 4 Villaraigosa and Garcetti have Latino roots , but both had to learn much of their Spanish in school , on the stump or on the job . Latino roots , What are their roots specifically? 4 7 -983 2 The finish line banner was set to be hung Monday morning on Front Street in Nome with help from the local electric utility . utility Who is the local electric utility? 22 23 -983 3 On Sunday , city crews moved the actual finish line , the burled arch , into place , and public works employees trucked in snow to give the mushers a path once they leave the Bering Sea ice . Sunday , of which year? 1 3 -983 4 " Yeah , I know , it ' s funny to see people dumping snow on a street instead of taking it off the street , " said Greg Bill , the Iditarod ' s development director . funny funny in an ironic way? 9 10 -983 5 " To really dress it up and make it safe for the dog teams , we have to spread a layer of snow down for them to run on " . layer of snow How does a layer of snow make it safe for the dogs? 20 23 -984 1 Apple Inc . has begun pressuring the major record companies to offer new releases exclusively through its iTunes store - a move that would initially block availability on streaming services such as Spotify or Beats Music , according to several people familiar with the matter . the major record companies Which major record companies? 6 10 -984 1 Apple Inc . has begun pressuring the major record companies to offer new releases exclusively through its iTunes store - a move that would initially block availability on streaming services such as Spotify or Beats Music , according to several people familiar with the matter . services such as Spotify or Beats Music , How would these competitors be able to keep up with Apple in this case? 29 37 -984 1 Apple Inc . has begun pressuring the major record companies to offer new releases exclusively through its iTunes store - a move that would initially block availability on streaming services such as Spotify or Beats Music , according to several people familiar with the matter . Apple Inc . has begun pressuring Why is Apple pressuring companies? 0 6 -984 2 Apple executives contend that on - demand music services have begun to cannibalize download sales , and its representatives are demanding the labels create a period reserved for digital purchasing . have begun to cannibalize download sales , Why have download sales dropped so drastically? 9 16 -984 2 Apple executives contend that on - demand music services have begun to cannibalize download sales , and its representatives are demanding the labels create a period reserved for digital purchasing . reserved how long should the period be? 26 27 -984 3 Music industry insiders , who spoke on condition of anonymity for fear of reprisals from the industry ' s dominant retailer , said Apple ' s push for a new release window - similar to the one that some Hollywood studios impose for films newly released for home viewing - shows the Cupertino , Calif . , tech giant is scrambling to retain its competitive advantage in an evolving digital music market . tech giant is scrambling Why is Apple scrambling? 57 61 -984 4 " These are really changing times , and I think everybody ' s going to be trying different things , whether it ' s iTunes , Spotify or the labels , " said Irving Azoff , manager of the Eagles , Christina Aguilera and other acts . trying different things , What other sorts of tactics will these companies be trying? 16 20 -984 4 " These are really changing times , and I think everybody ' s going to be trying different things , whether it ' s iTunes , Spotify or the labels , " said Irving Azoff , manager of the Eagles , Christina Aguilera and other acts . Irving Azoff , is he important in the streaming industry? 33 36 -984 4 " These are really changing times , and I think everybody ' s going to be trying different things , whether it ' s iTunes , Spotify or the labels , " said Irving Azoff , manager of the Eagles , Christina Aguilera and other acts . Christina Aguilera Who is Christina Aguilera? 41 43 -984 5 " It ' s kind of up for grabs " . Apple ' s iTunes online store accounts for about 80 percent of all download sales in the U . S . 80 percent who gets the other 20 percent? 20 22 -985 1 CORVALLIS , Ore . - Here , at the large - animal hospital at Oregon State University , in stalls with wood shavings on the ground , are the alpacas that look at you with those innocent eyes . wood shavings why are there wood shavings? 21 23 -985 1 CORVALLIS , Ore . - Here , at the large - animal hospital at Oregon State University , in stalls with wood shavings on the ground , are the alpacas that look at you with those innocent eyes . alpacas Are alpacas very common, or native to Oregon? 29 30 -985 1 CORVALLIS , Ore . - Here , at the large - animal hospital at Oregon State University , in stalls with wood shavings on the ground , are the alpacas that look at you with those innocent eyes . innocent eyes What makes alpacas appear to look at obsevers with \"innocent eyes\"? 36 38 -985 1 CORVALLIS , Ore . - Here , at the large - animal hospital at Oregon State University , in stalls with wood shavings on the ground , are the alpacas that look at you with those innocent eyes . wood shavings on the ground , Why are wood shavings used? 21 27 -985 2 They evoke even more sympathy from observers who know what they ' ve gone through . what they ' ve gone through What have the alpaca gone through? 9 15 -985 2 They evoke even more sympathy from observers who know what they ' ve gone through . gone through what have they gone through? 13 15 -985 2 They evoke even more sympathy from observers who know what they ' ve gone through . gone through What have the alpacas gone through? 13 15 -985 2 They evoke even more sympathy from observers who know what they ' ve gone through . what they ' ve gone through What have alpacas had to go through? 9 15 -985 2 They evoke even more sympathy from observers who know what they ' ve gone through . sympathy from observers How does one know that observers are sympathetic to alpacas' struggles? 4 7 -985 2 They evoke even more sympathy from observers who know what they ' ve gone through . what they ' ve gone through What has taken place? 9 15 -985 3 According to authorities , they were starving to death . starving to death Why were the alpaca starving to death? 6 9 -985 3 According to authorities , they were starving to death . starving why were they starving? 6 7 -985 3 According to authorities , they were starving to death . starving to death What was leading to their starvation? 6 9 -985 4 There are 15 that need special care , and an additional 160 that are well enough to be in outdoor pens in a field owned by the school . need special care , Why do 15 need special care? 4 8 -985 4 There are 15 that need special care , and an additional 160 that are well enough to be in outdoor pens in a field owned by the school . special care , What is the condition of those that need special care and what happened to them? 5 8 -985 4 There are 15 that need special care , and an additional 160 that are well enough to be in outdoor pens in a field owned by the school . well enough What evidence to caretakers have that indicate to them which alpacas are well enough to be in outdoor pens? 14 16 -985 4 There are 15 that need special care , and an additional 160 that are well enough to be in outdoor pens in a field owned by the school . special care , What type of special care do these 15 alpacas need? 5 8 -985 5 On this afternoon last week , Shari Bond and Jackie Glover have driven down from Tenino , Wash . , to begin finding homes for the 175 emaciated alpacas that were seized by the Polk County Sheriff ' s Office , southwest of Portland . week , Shari Bond and Jackie Glover who are they? 4 11 -985 5 On this afternoon last week , Shari Bond and Jackie Glover have driven down from Tenino , Wash . , to begin finding homes for the 175 emaciated alpacas that were seized by the Polk County Sheriff ' s Office , southwest of Portland . Shari Bond and Jackie Glover Which organization do Bond and Glover work for? 6 11 -985 5 On this afternoon last week , Shari Bond and Jackie Glover have driven down from Tenino , Wash . , to begin finding homes for the 175 emaciated alpacas that were seized by the Polk County Sheriff ' s Office , southwest of Portland . Shari Bond and Jackie Glover What interest do Shari Bond and Jackie Glover have in rehoming the emaciated alpacas?\n 6 11 -985 5 On this afternoon last week , Shari Bond and Jackie Glover have driven down from Tenino , Wash . , to begin finding homes for the 175 emaciated alpacas that were seized by the Polk County Sheriff ' s Office , southwest of Portland . seized by the Polk County Sheriff ' s Office , How did the Polk County Sherriff's Office know to seize the emaciated alpacas? 31 41 -986 1 LOS ANGELES - E - cigarettes have been billed as a safer alternative to cancer - causing tobacco products that can wean heavy smokers off their habit . been billed is that not the reality though? 7 9 -986 1 LOS ANGELES - E - cigarettes have been billed as a safer alternative to cancer - causing tobacco products that can wean heavy smokers off their habit . E - cigarettes Who makes the E-cigarettes? 3 6 -986 1 LOS ANGELES - E - cigarettes have been billed as a safer alternative to cancer - causing tobacco products that can wean heavy smokers off their habit . E - cigarettes How are e-cigarettes safer than tobacco? 3 6 -986 2 But on Tuesday , Los Angeles officials joined a growing list of cities to treat e - cigarettes the same as regular cigarettes , banning their use in parks , restaurants and most workplaces . Tuesday , of which year? 2 4 -986 2 But on Tuesday , Los Angeles officials joined a growing list of cities to treat e - cigarettes the same as regular cigarettes , banning their use in parks , restaurants and most workplaces . But on Tuesday , Whats the date on this specific Tuesday? 0 4 -986 2 But on Tuesday , Los Angeles officials joined a growing list of cities to treat e - cigarettes the same as regular cigarettes , banning their use in parks , restaurants and most workplaces . Los Angeles officials Why did Los Angeles officials ban e-cigarettes? 4 7 -986 2 But on Tuesday , Los Angeles officials joined a growing list of cities to treat e - cigarettes the same as regular cigarettes , banning their use in parks , restaurants and most workplaces . a growing list of cities Which cities? 8 13 -986 2 But on Tuesday , Los Angeles officials joined a growing list of cities to treat e - cigarettes the same as regular cigarettes , banning their use in parks , restaurants and most workplaces . same as regular cigarettes , Why did the city classify them as the same? 19 24 -986 3 The decision , which came after an impassioned and at times highly personal debate at the City Council , highlights the backlash the smokeless cigarettes have generated as their popularity grows . personal debate Why was the debate so personal? 12 14 -986 4 Critics warn that the electronic devices , which produce a nicotine - laced vapor inhaled by users , could pave the way for a resurgence in tobacco use among young adults . Critics Who are these critics? 0 1 -986 4 Critics warn that the electronic devices , which produce a nicotine - laced vapor inhaled by users , could pave the way for a resurgence in tobacco use among young adults . a resurgence in tobacco use What evidence do they have? 23 28 -986 5 Dr . Jonathan Fielding , director of the Los Angeles County Department of Public of Health , said the growing acceptance of " vaping " - as e - cigarette use is known - threatens to undermine decades of public education efforts aimed at stigmatizing smoking . " vaping " is that not the proper term? 22 25 -986 5 Dr . Jonathan Fielding , director of the Los Angeles County Department of Public of Health , said the growing acceptance of " vaping " - as e - cigarette use is known - threatens to undermine decades of public education efforts aimed at stigmatizing smoking . growing acceptance of " vaping " Why is acceptance growing? 19 25 -987 1 KUALA LUMPUR , Malaysia - The Malaysian jetliner missing for more than a week was deliberately diverted and continued flying for more than six hours after severing contact with the ground , meaning it could have gone as far northwest as Kazakhstan or into the Indian Ocean ' s southern reaches , Malaysia ' s leader said Saturday . missing What happened to the Malaysian jetliner that has been missing more than a week? 8 9 -987 1 KUALA LUMPUR , Malaysia - The Malaysian jetliner missing for more than a week was deliberately diverted and continued flying for more than six hours after severing contact with the ground , meaning it could have gone as far northwest as Kazakhstan or into the Indian Ocean ' s southern reaches , Malaysia ' s leader said Saturday . Malaysian jetliner missing for more than a week What Malaysian jetliner missing for more than a week? 6 14 -987 1 KUALA LUMPUR , Malaysia - The Malaysian jetliner missing for more than a week was deliberately diverted and continued flying for more than six hours after severing contact with the ground , meaning it could have gone as far northwest as Kazakhstan or into the Indian Ocean ' s southern reaches , Malaysia ' s leader said Saturday . Malaysia ' s leader said Who is Malaysia's leader? 52 57 -987 2 Prime Minister Najib Razak ' s statement confirmed days of mounting speculation that the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 to Beijing was not accidental . not accidental it was on purpose? 23 25 -987 2 Prime Minister Najib Razak ' s statement confirmed days of mounting speculation that the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 to Beijing was not accidental . not accidental Why does P.M. Razak feel the missing jetliner was not accidental? 23 25 -987 2 Prime Minister Najib Razak ' s statement confirmed days of mounting speculation that the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 to Beijing was not accidental . mounting speculation What mounting speculation? 10 12 -987 3 It also refocused the investigation into the flight ' s 12 - person crew and 227 passengers , and underlined the complicated task for searchers who already have been scouring vast areas of ocean . underlined what was underlined exactly? 19 20 -987 3 It also refocused the investigation into the flight ' s 12 - person crew and 227 passengers , and underlined the complicated task for searchers who already have been scouring vast areas of ocean . complicated task What makes it complicated? 21 23 -987 3 It also refocused the investigation into the flight ' s 12 - person crew and 227 passengers , and underlined the complicated task for searchers who already have been scouring vast areas of ocean . investigation What investigation? 4 5 -987 4 " Clearly the search for MH370 has entered a new phase , " Najib said at a televised news conference . phase , " is it the final phase? 10 13 -987 4 " Clearly the search for MH370 has entered a new phase , " Najib said at a televised news conference . new phase , " What new phase has the search for MH370 entered into? 9 13 -987 4 " Clearly the search for MH370 has entered a new phase , " Najib said at a televised news conference . the search for MH370 What search for MH370? 2 6 -987 5 Najib stressed that investigators were looking into all possibilities as to why the Boeing 777 deviated so drastically from its original flight path , saying authorities could not confirm whether it was a hijacking . all possibilities What are the possibilities? 7 9 -987 5 Najib stressed that investigators were looking into all possibilities as to why the Boeing 777 deviated so drastically from its original flight path , saying authorities could not confirm whether it was a hijacking . original flight path , What was the original flight path? 20 24 -987 5 Najib stressed that investigators were looking into all possibilities as to why the Boeing 777 deviated so drastically from its original flight path , saying authorities could not confirm whether it was a hijacking . authorities What authorities could not confirm it was a hijacking? 25 26 -988 1 LOS ANGELES - Pity the poor male common Mormon swallowtail butterfly . Pity the poor why should we pity? 3 6 -988 1 LOS ANGELES - Pity the poor male common Mormon swallowtail butterfly . Pity Why should male common Mormon swallowtail butterflies be shown pity? 3 4 -988 2 His potential female consorts bear four different color patterns , only one of which looks familiar . familiar Why does one of the color patterns look familiar? 15 16 -988 3 The rest look suspiciously like other species , and toxic ones at that . other species , What are the other species? 5 8 -988 3 The rest look suspiciously like other species , and toxic ones at that . toxic ones butterflies can be toxic? 9 11 -988 3 The rest look suspiciously like other species , and toxic ones at that . other How do the patterns look like other species? 5 6 -988 3 The rest look suspiciously like other species , and toxic ones at that . toxic Why are the other species toxic? 9 10 -988 4 That deception is news for 75 percent of the Papilio polytes ladies , which can avoid predators that have learned not to dine on the real toxic butterfly . learned How did predators learn not to dine on the toxic butterfly? 19 20 -988 5 They ' re a classic example of " parasitic " mimicry , a strictly one - sided affair that benefits only the imitator , but leaves the male and the masculine - colored female vulnerable . " parasitic " why is it in quotes? 7 10 -988 5 They ' re a classic example of " parasitic " mimicry , a strictly one - sided affair that benefits only the imitator , but leaves the male and the masculine - colored female vulnerable . masculine - colored Why is the female considered masculine-colored? 30 33 -989 1 FARMINGTON , N . M . - In World War II he served as a Navajo code talker , one of the Marines who became legendary by using their native tongue to transmit messages the enemy could not decipher . he who is he? 11 12 -989 1 FARMINGTON , N . M . - In World War II he served as a Navajo code talker , one of the Marines who became legendary by using their native tongue to transmit messages the enemy could not decipher . native tongue what language is his native tongue? 29 31 -989 2 Years later , to express its appreciation , the Navajo Nation built Tom Jones Jr . a house . Tom Jones Jr is this the \"he\" that was mentioned in the previous sentence? 12 15 -989 3 These days the 89 - year - old Jones struggles to keep warm during winter because the only heat inside his house emanates from an antique wood stove in the living room . emanates definition of this word? 22 23 -989 3 These days the 89 - year - old Jones struggles to keep warm during winter because the only heat inside his house emanates from an antique wood stove in the living room . antique wood stove in the living room why doesn't he get a new heating source? 25 32 -989 4 The electricity doesn ' t work in his bathroom and the floor has worn away , exposing plywood beneath his feet . exposing plywood beneath why is he living so badly? 16 19 -989 4 The electricity doesn ' t work in his bathroom and the floor has worn away , exposing plywood beneath his feet . The electricity doesn ' t work Why is the electricity faulty? 0 6 -989 4 The electricity doesn ' t work in his bathroom and the floor has worn away , exposing plywood beneath his feet . worn away , why doesn't he move into a new house? 13 16 -989 5 Jones is one of many Navajo veterans , code talkers as well as those who served in Afghanistan or Iraq , who live in homes that are often as ruined as those they saw in battle . code talkers what are code talkers? 8 10 -989 5 Jones is one of many Navajo veterans , code talkers as well as those who served in Afghanistan or Iraq , who live in homes that are often as ruined as those they saw in battle . one of many Navajo veterans , how many total Navajo veterans are there? 2 8 -989 5 Jones is one of many Navajo veterans , code talkers as well as those who served in Afghanistan or Iraq , who live in homes that are often as ruined as those they saw in battle . often as ruined why do they live in such ruined homes? 27 30 -990 1 WASHINGTON - First the teenager survived a rare cancer . rare which cancer? 7 8 -990 1 WASHINGTON - First the teenager survived a rare cancer . the teenager Who was the teenager? 3 5 -990 1 WASHINGTON - First the teenager survived a rare cancer . cancer What kind of cancer did the teenager survive? 8 9 -990 1 WASHINGTON - First the teenager survived a rare cancer . survived How did the teenager survive a rare cancer? 5 6 -990 1 WASHINGTON - First the teenager survived a rare cancer . the teenager who is the teenager? 3 5 -990 2 Then she wanted to study it , spurring a study that helped scientists find a weird gene flaw that might play a role in how the tumor strikes . weird gene flaw what was the flaw? 15 18 -990 2 Then she wanted to study it , spurring a study that helped scientists find a weird gene flaw that might play a role in how the tumor strikes . she Who wanted to study it? 1 2 -990 2 Then she wanted to study it , spurring a study that helped scientists find a weird gene flaw that might play a role in how the tumor strikes . might How do scientists know that a gene flaw might play a role in how the tumor strikes? 19 20 -990 2 Then she wanted to study it , spurring a study that helped scientists find a weird gene flaw that might play a role in how the tumor strikes . weird gene flaw Why was the gene so unusual? 15 18 -990 2 Then she wanted to study it , spurring a study that helped scientists find a weird gene flaw that might play a role in how the tumor strikes . how the tumor strikes what type of cancer are we talking about? 24 28 -990 3 Age 18 is pretty young to be listed as an author of a study in the prestigious journal Science . pretty young DOES SHE HAVE A DEGREE? 3 5 -990 3 Age 18 is pretty young to be listed as an author of a study in the prestigious journal Science . prestigious Why is the journal Science prestigious? 16 17 -990 4 But the industrious high school student ' s efforts are bringing new attention to this mysterious disease . mysterious disease What is the mysterious disease? 15 17 -990 4 But the industrious high school student ' s efforts are bringing new attention to this mysterious disease . mysterious Why is the disease mysterious? 15 16 -990 4 But the industrious high school student ' s efforts are bringing new attention to this mysterious disease . industrious How is the high school industrious? 2 3 -990 4 But the industrious high school student ' s efforts are bringing new attention to this mysterious disease . mysterious disease Which form of cancer is being discussed? 15 17 -990 4 But the industrious high school student ' s efforts are bringing new attention to this mysterious disease . student ' s who are we talking about? 5 8 -990 5 " It ' s crazy that I ' ve been able to do this , " said Elana Simon of New York City , describing her idea to study the extremely rare form of liver cancer that mostly hits adolescents and young adults . study How is Elana Simon going to study the rare form of liver cancer? 28 29 -990 5 " It ' s crazy that I ' ve been able to do this , " said Elana Simon of New York City , describing her idea to study the extremely rare form of liver cancer that mostly hits adolescents and young adults . hits Why does the rare form of liver cancer mostly hit adolescents and young adults? 38 39 -990 5 " It ' s crazy that I ' ve been able to do this , " said Elana Simon of New York City , describing her idea to study the extremely rare form of liver cancer that mostly hits adolescents and young adults . rare form of liver cancer what is the name of this cancer? 31 36 -991 1 SIMFEROPOL , Ukraine - Russia appropriated Crimea and its vital naval port of Sevastopol on Tuesday as President Vladimir Putin signed treaties with the Ukrainian region ' s Moscow - backed leaders less than two days after its voters backed secession in a widely criticized referendum . appropriated Crimea What repercussions will the country face for this action? 5 7 -991 1 SIMFEROPOL , Ukraine - Russia appropriated Crimea and its vital naval port of Sevastopol on Tuesday as President Vladimir Putin signed treaties with the Ukrainian region ' s Moscow - backed leaders less than two days after its voters backed secession in a widely criticized referendum . widely criticized Why was the referendum criticized? 43 45 -991 1 SIMFEROPOL , Ukraine - Russia appropriated Crimea and its vital naval port of Sevastopol on Tuesday as President Vladimir Putin signed treaties with the Ukrainian region ' s Moscow - backed leaders less than two days after its voters backed secession in a widely criticized referendum . widely criticized referendum Why was the referendum so contentious? 43 46 -991 2 The signing - yet to be ratified by the Russian parliament and the Constitutional Court , steps that are seen as formalities - was held in a solemn atmosphere in the Kremlin ' s lavish St . George ' s Hall shortly after Putin gave a fiery one - hour - long speech often interrupted by applause from the jubilant crowd of lawmakers , government officials and other dignitaries . other dignitaries Which other dignitaries? 67 69 -991 2 The signing - yet to be ratified by the Russian parliament and the Constitutional Court , steps that are seen as formalities - was held in a solemn atmosphere in the Kremlin ' s lavish St . George ' s Hall shortly after Putin gave a fiery one - hour - long speech often interrupted by applause from the jubilant crowd of lawmakers , government officials and other dignitaries . signing What prompted these treaties? 1 2 -991 3 The decision was based , Putin said , on Crimean people ' s " free expression of the will " in the referendum in which more than 96 percent supported rejoining Russia , which controlled the peninsula until Nikita Khrushchev transferred authority to Ukraine in 1954 in what was then a shift between two republics of the Soviet Union . " free expression is that a quote? 13 16 -991 3 The decision was based , Putin said , on Crimean people ' s " free expression of the will " in the referendum in which more than 96 percent supported rejoining Russia , which controlled the peninsula until Nikita Khrushchev transferred authority to Ukraine in 1954 in what was then a shift between two republics of the Soviet Union . transferred authority Why was authority transferred at that time? 40 42 -991 3 The decision was based , Putin said , on Crimean people ' s " free expression of the will " in the referendum in which more than 96 percent supported rejoining Russia , which controlled the peninsula until Nikita Khrushchev transferred authority to Ukraine in 1954 in what was then a shift between two republics of the Soviet Union . " free expression of the will " Why would the people want to rejoin Russia? 13 20 -991 3 The decision was based , Putin said , on Crimean people ' s " free expression of the will " in the referendum in which more than 96 percent supported rejoining Russia , which controlled the peninsula until Nikita Khrushchev transferred authority to Ukraine in 1954 in what was then a shift between two republics of the Soviet Union . transferred authority to Ukraine in 1954 Why was authority transferred? 40 46 -991 5 In his speech , Putin blamed Ukraine ' s " nationalists , Russophobes and anti - Semites " who he said came to power in Ukraine last month when the country ' s pro - Russia leader fled in the face of protests . Russophobes are those real? 12 13 -991 5 In his speech , Putin blamed Ukraine ' s " nationalists , Russophobes and anti - Semites " who he said came to power in Ukraine last month when the country ' s pro - Russia leader fled in the face of protests . protests What were the people protesting? 42 43 -991 5 In his speech , Putin blamed Ukraine ' s " nationalists , Russophobes and anti - Semites " who he said came to power in Ukraine last month when the country ' s pro - Russia leader fled in the face of protests . Russophobes and anti - Semites " Is there proof that Russophobia and anti-Semitism are common in Ukraine? 12 18 -992 2 Amid the clatter of jackhammers and the whine of a mini - excavator , paleontologist Kim Scott scouted the tarry muck for relics from a long - buried beach . tarry definition of this word? 19 20 -992 2 Amid the clatter of jackhammers and the whine of a mini - excavator , paleontologist Kim Scott scouted the tarry muck for relics from a long - buried beach . relics What kind of relics is Kim Scott looking for? 22 23 -992 2 Amid the clatter of jackhammers and the whine of a mini - excavator , paleontologist Kim Scott scouted the tarry muck for relics from a long - buried beach . beach What beach and how long has it been buried? 28 29 -992 2 Amid the clatter of jackhammers and the whine of a mini - excavator , paleontologist Kim Scott scouted the tarry muck for relics from a long - buried beach . tarry muck what is the tarry muck 19 21 -992 2 Amid the clatter of jackhammers and the whine of a mini - excavator , paleontologist Kim Scott scouted the tarry muck for relics from a long - buried beach . relics what sort of relics? are they valuable? 22 23 -992 3 She had plenty of choices . Major construction on the highly anticipated Westside subway extension won ' t begin until next year , but an exploratory shaft dug at the corner of Ogden Drive to assess soil conditions for future stations and tunnels has burped up a bonanza of prehistoric swag . prehistoric swag What prehistoric swag have been burped up? 49 51 -992 3 She had plenty of choices . Major construction on the highly anticipated Westside subway extension won ' t begin until next year , but an exploratory shaft dug at the corner of Ogden Drive to assess soil conditions for future stations and tunnels has burped up a bonanza of prehistoric swag . exploratory is this still safe? 25 26 -992 4 Officials had anticipated encountering a substantial cache : The dig is near the La Brea Tar Pits and features a sandy matrix with naturally occurring asphalt - a fossil haven . La Brea Tar Pits those are famous right? 13 17 -992 4 Officials had anticipated encountering a substantial cache : The dig is near the La Brea Tar Pits and features a sandy matrix with naturally occurring asphalt - a fossil haven . the La Brea Tar Pits Where is this at? 12 17 -992 4 Officials had anticipated encountering a substantial cache : The dig is near the La Brea Tar Pits and features a sandy matrix with naturally occurring asphalt - a fossil haven . fossil what money could be made form the fossil haven? 28 29 -992 5 Paleontologists have recovered mollusks , asphalt - saturated sand dollars , pieces of driftwood and Monterey cypress cones . sand dollars , what is a sand dollar? 8 11 -993 1 KLAMATH , Calif . - Lauren Alvarado states it simply : " Meth is everywhere in Indian country " . Lauren Alvarado who is he? 5 7 -993 1 KLAMATH , Calif . - Lauren Alvarado states it simply : " Meth is everywhere in Indian country " . " Meth is everywhere Why is meth so prevalent? 11 15 -993 1 KLAMATH , Calif . - Lauren Alvarado states it simply : " Meth is everywhere in Indian country " . Lauren Alvarado Who is Lauren Alvarado? 5 7 -993 2 Like many here , she first tried methamphetamine at age 12 . age 12 how did she get it? 9 11 -993 2 Like many here , she first tried methamphetamine at age 12 . she first tried methamphetamine at age 12 . How did she come upon this drug? 4 12 -993 2 Like many here , she first tried methamphetamine at age 12 . at age 12 Is this the normal age people try Meth? 8 11 -993 3 Legal trouble came at 13 with an arrest for public intoxication . Legal trouble What kind of legal trouble? 0 2 -993 3 Legal trouble came at 13 with an arrest for public intoxication . Legal trouble came at 13 How severe is the legal trouble at the age of 13? 0 5 -993 4 In the years that followed , she relied on charm and manipulation to get by , letting her grandmother down often . she relied Who is she? 6 8 -993 4 In the years that followed , she relied on charm and manipulation to get by , letting her grandmother down often . letting her grandmother what does her grandmother say? 16 19 -993 4 In the years that followed , she relied on charm and manipulation to get by , letting her grandmother down often . charm and manipulation to get by , How did these tactics work? 9 16 -993 4 In the years that followed , she relied on charm and manipulation to get by , letting her grandmother down often . charm and manipulation How would she use her charm? 9 12 -993 5 But today , at 31 , Alvarado and her grandmother have built a new trust . new trust How did they build a new trust? 13 15 -993 5 But today , at 31 , Alvarado and her grandmother have built a new trust . But today , Whats the date of this day? 0 3 -994 1 WASHINGTON - It took decades , congressional legislation and a review of thousands of war records , but two dozen veterans of World War II , Korea and Vietnam received the Medal of Honor on Tuesday from President Barack Obama at a somber and tearful White House ceremony . It took decades , Why did it take decades? 2 6 -994 1 WASHINGTON - It took decades , congressional legislation and a review of thousands of war records , but two dozen veterans of World War II , Korea and Vietnam received the Medal of Honor on Tuesday from President Barack Obama at a somber and tearful White House ceremony . two dozen veterans Who were the two dozen veterans who received the Medal of Honor? 18 21 -994 1 WASHINGTON - It took decades , congressional legislation and a review of thousands of war records , but two dozen veterans of World War II , Korea and Vietnam received the Medal of Honor on Tuesday from President Barack Obama at a somber and tearful White House ceremony . Medal of Honor Why did the veterans receive the Medal of Honor? 31 34 -994 2 " As one family member has said , this is long overdue , " Obama told the single largest group of Medal of Honor recipients since 1945 . overdue , " how long overdue? 11 14 -994 2 " As one family member has said , this is long overdue , " Obama told the single largest group of Medal of Honor recipients since 1945 . long overdue , " Why was this long overdue? 10 14 -994 3 The presentation came after Congress in a 2002 defense bill ordered a review of thousands of war records to determine whether Latino and Jewish veterans were denied the nation ' s highest military decoration because of discrimination . defense bill what is the bill called? 8 10 -994 5 Joe Baldonado , who was from Los Angeles , died at age 20 in Korea , where he used a machine gun to drive back enemy troops as grenades exploded around him . machine gun Why did he use a machine gun? 20 22 -995 1 TAHIRPUR , India - At first , Ashok Yadav ignored the patches of pink skin on his arm . TAHIRPUR , where is that? 0 2 -995 1 TAHIRPUR , India - At first , Ashok Yadav ignored the patches of pink skin on his arm . patches of pink skin Why were these patches here? 11 15 -995 1 TAHIRPUR , India - At first , Ashok Yadav ignored the patches of pink skin on his arm . TAHIRPUR , WHERE IN INDIA IS THIS? 0 2 -995 2 But when pale sores erupted on his body and he lost sensation in his fingertips , a doctor issued the devastating diagnosis : Yadav had leprosy . leprosy leprosy still exists? 25 26 -995 2 But when pale sores erupted on his body and he lost sensation in his fingertips , a doctor issued the devastating diagnosis : Yadav had leprosy . leprosy HOW DID HE GET LEPROSY? 25 26 -995 3 " What followed was like a nightmare , " said Yadav , who has lived in Kasturba Gram , a leper colony outside New Delhi , since his diagnosis 30 years ago . nightmare , " WHY WAS IT A NIGHTMARE TO HIM? 6 9 -995 4 " I lost my job . My parents felt I would spoil my sisters ' chances of getting married . felt I would spoil my sisters ' chances Why would his diagnosis have an effect on his sister? 8 16 -995 4 " I lost my job . My parents felt I would spoil my sisters ' chances of getting married . sisters ' chances of getting married . WHAT DOES THIS GUY HAVING LEPROSY HAVE TO DO WITH HIS SISTER GETTING MARRIED? 13 20 -995 5 My family felt it would be better if I left home " . left home " DID HE NOT GET TREATMENT FOR THE DISEASE? WHEN IS THE TIME PERIOD OF THIS ARTICLE? 9 12 -996 1 In 2009 , mathematician Tim Chartier and his students at Davidson College devised a formula to pick winners in the NCAA men ' s basketball tournament better than almost anyone else . winners Does the formula pick winners of individual games, the entire tournament, or both? 17 18 -996 1 In 2009 , mathematician Tim Chartier and his students at Davidson College devised a formula to pick winners in the NCAA men ' s basketball tournament better than almost anyone else . formula What was the formula to pick winners in the basketball tournament? 14 15 -996 1 In 2009 , mathematician Tim Chartier and his students at Davidson College devised a formula to pick winners in the NCAA men ' s basketball tournament better than almost anyone else . formula What is the formula or what kind of formula? 14 15 -996 2 That year , using strength of schedule and late season hot streaks , combined with middle school algebra , the Davidson math class out - picked 97 percent of the 4 million bracketeers in ESPN ' s annual March Madness contest . strength of what is strength of schedule? 4 6 -996 2 That year , using strength of schedule and late season hot streaks , combined with middle school algebra , the Davidson math class out - picked 97 percent of the 4 million bracketeers in ESPN ' s annual March Madness contest . strength How does the schedule provide strength to the formula’s accuracy? 4 5 -996 2 That year , using strength of schedule and late season hot streaks , combined with middle school algebra , the Davidson math class out - picked 97 percent of the 4 million bracketeers in ESPN ' s annual March Madness contest . strength of schedule How was strength of schedule used in this manner? 4 7 -996 3 " I was just stunned , particularly since it was new research , " Chartier remembered this week from his college office in North Carolina . just stunned , why was he so stunned? 3 6 -996 3 " I was just stunned , particularly since it was new research , " Chartier remembered this week from his college office in North Carolina . research , " Why were Chartier and his class doing this research? 11 14 -996 4 The next year , Chartier ' s students replicated their feat , as they did the next year and the next . replicated Did the students adjust or improve the formula to replicate their success? 8 9 -996 4 The next year , Chartier ' s students replicated their feat , as they did the next year and the next . students Which students were they or how many students? 7 8 -996 5 All of this seemed a rather quaint achievement , a footnote to Americans ' annual rite of spring , trying to predict winners in the 63 games of the tournament in their office pool . quaint it wasnt important? 6 7 -996 5 All of this seemed a rather quaint achievement , a footnote to Americans ' annual rite of spring , trying to predict winners in the 63 games of the tournament in their office pool . quaint Why does this sentence imply this achievement is not quaint 6 7 -996 5 All of this seemed a rather quaint achievement , a footnote to Americans ' annual rite of spring , trying to predict winners in the 63 games of the tournament in their office pool . quaint achievement , Why was the work so surprising? 6 9 -996 5 All of this seemed a rather quaint achievement , a footnote to Americans ' annual rite of spring , trying to predict winners in the 63 games of the tournament in their office pool . tournament Which tournament? 29 30 -997 1 For years , chocolate lovers have remained blissfully unaware of the precise reason bittersweet dark chocolate seems to improve cardiovascular health . improve cardiovascular health Why does bittersweet dark chocolate improve cardiovascular health? 18 21 -997 1 For years , chocolate lovers have remained blissfully unaware of the precise reason bittersweet dark chocolate seems to improve cardiovascular health . precise What is the precise reason? 11 12 -997 2 At least until now , that is . On Tuesday , researchers at a meeting of the American Chemical Society in Dallas said they had solved the confection conundrum : Specific chocolate - loving microbes in the gut convert an otherwise indigestible portion of the candy into anti - inflammatory compounds , they said . indigestible Why are they indigestible? 41 42 -997 3 Using a series of modified test tubes to simulate humans ' gurgling guts , researchers exposed several forms of cocoa powder to digestive juices and enzymes , and then to bacteria found in samples of human feces . modified how were they modified exactly? 4 5 -997 3 Using a series of modified test tubes to simulate humans ' gurgling guts , researchers exposed several forms of cocoa powder to digestive juices and enzymes , and then to bacteria found in samples of human feces . bacteria Why use fecal bacteria? 30 31 -997 4 What they found was that after cocoa was " digested , " long molecules called polyphenolic polymers remained within the gastrointestinal , or GI , tract . " digested , " is it not actually ingested? 8 12 -997 4 What they found was that after cocoa was " digested , " long molecules called polyphenolic polymers remained within the gastrointestinal , or GI , tract . polyphenolic polymers What are polyphenolic polymers? 15 17 -997 4 What they found was that after cocoa was " digested , " long molecules called polyphenolic polymers remained within the gastrointestinal , or GI , tract . remained Why do they remain? 17 18 -997 5 The molecules are too large to cross the walls of the gut and be used as nutrients , according to researcher John Finley , a professor of food science and biochemistry at Louisiana State University . too large how large are they exactly? 3 5 -997 5 The molecules are too large to cross the walls of the gut and be used as nutrients , according to researcher John Finley , a professor of food science and biochemistry at Louisiana State University . nutrients , What purpose do the molecules serve? 16 18 -998 1 PITTSBURGH - Two complaints parents have about homework are : There ' s too much and there ' s too little . much and there ' s is there a compromise? 14 19 -998 1 PITTSBURGH - Two complaints parents have about homework are : There ' s too much and there ' s too little . PITTSBURGH why is this only in Pittsburgh? Do parents in other places feel like this too? 0 1 -998 1 PITTSBURGH - Two complaints parents have about homework are : There ' s too much and there ' s too little . complaints parents have Are the complaints from the children or from the parents? 3 6 -998 2 In a report released Tuesday from the Brown Center on Education Policy at Brookings Institution in Washington , D . C . , senior fellow Tom Loveless says those who think there is too little homework as having the more common complaint . Tom Loveless what are his credemtials? 25 27 -998 2 In a report released Tuesday from the Brown Center on Education Policy at Brookings Institution in Washington , D . C . , senior fellow Tom Loveless says those who think there is too little homework as having the more common complaint . the more common complaint what are his statistics to support this and what is the difference between the too much and too little groups? 38 42 -998 3 But he adds that those complaining about too much homework get most of the attention . most of the attention Why do the parents who complain about too much homework get most of the attention? 11 15 -998 3 But he adds that those complaining about too much homework get most of the attention . get most of the attention . why do the complaints of too much homework get more attention? 10 16 -998 3 But he adds that those complaining about too much homework get most of the attention . he Who is he? 1 2 -998 3 But he adds that those complaining about too much homework get most of the attention . those complaining Is this about the children or the parents complaining about the amount of homework? 4 6 -998 4 " The homework horror stories need to be read in a proper perspective , " he wrote . proper perspective , " from what perspecitve? 11 15 -998 4 " The homework horror stories need to be read in a proper perspective , " he wrote . proper perspective , " what is the proper perspective? 11 15 -998 4 " The homework horror stories need to be read in a proper perspective , " he wrote . he wrote Who is he? 15 17 -998 4 " The homework horror stories need to be read in a proper perspective , " he wrote . homework horror stories What homework horror stories? 2 5 -998 5 " They seem to originate from the very personal discontents of a small group of parents . very personal discontents what do you mean by very personal discontents? 7 10 -998 5 " They seem to originate from the very personal discontents of a small group of parents . very personal discontents What very personal discontents? 7 10 -999 1 WASHINGTON - Black students are more likely to be suspended from U . S . public schools - even as tiny preschoolers . preschoolers suspended from preschool? 21 22 -999 1 WASHINGTON - Black students are more likely to be suspended from U . S . public schools - even as tiny preschoolers . are more likely to be suspended More likely than whom? 4 10 -999 1 WASHINGTON - Black students are more likely to be suspended from U . S . public schools - even as tiny preschoolers . Black students Why are black students more likely to be suspended? 2 4 -999 1 WASHINGTON - Black students are more likely to be suspended from U . S . public schools - even as tiny preschoolers . preschoolers Why would preschoolers be suspended from school? 21 22 -999 2 The racial disparities in American education , from access to high - level classes and experienced teachers to discipline , were highlighted in a report released Friday by the Education Department ' s civil rights arm . report What is the name of the report by the Education Department? 24 25 -999 2 The racial disparities in American education , from access to high - level classes and experienced teachers to discipline , were highlighted in a report released Friday by the Education Department ' s civil rights arm . civil rights arm . Why does the Education Department have a civil rights arm? 33 37 -999 3 The suspensions - and disparities - begin at the earliest grades . earliest grades why does it occur? 9 11 -999 3 The suspensions - and disparities - begin at the earliest grades . suspensions how long are the suspensions? 1 2 -999 5 Six percent of the nation ' s districts with preschools reported suspending at least one preschool child . percent of the nation ' s districts what are they suspended for? 1 8 -999 5 Six percent of the nation ' s districts with preschools reported suspending at least one preschool child . preschool child For what would a preschool child be suspended? 15 17 -1000 1 MAJDAL ANJAR , Lebanon - Along with some 20 other Syrian children , 13 - year - old Anas braves rain , mud and cold to attend class in a tent pitched along Lebanon ' s border with Syria , the home of a Syrian refugee family that serves as a classroom for four hours each day . home Why are Syian refugees making themselves a home near the Lebanon border? 41 42 -1000 1 MAJDAL ANJAR , Lebanon - Along with some 20 other Syrian children , 13 - year - old Anas braves rain , mud and cold to attend class in a tent pitched along Lebanon ' s border with Syria , the home of a Syrian refugee family that serves as a classroom for four hours each day . four Why are there classes four hours a day? 53 54 -1000 1 MAJDAL ANJAR , Lebanon - Along with some 20 other Syrian children , 13 - year - old Anas braves rain , mud and cold to attend class in a tent pitched along Lebanon ' s border with Syria , the home of a Syrian refugee family that serves as a classroom for four hours each day . home of a Syrian refugee family Do the residents of the tent also work as educators? 41 47 -1000 2 There are no benches and no blackboard . benches and is it empty? 3 5 -1000 2 There are no benches and no blackboard . no Why are there no benches and no blackboard? 2 3 -1000 2 There are no benches and no blackboard . no blackboard Are the children taught verbally? 5 7 -1000 3 There are no textbooks and no notebooks . textbooks and no is there anything? 3 6 -1000 3 There are no textbooks and no notebooks . no Why are there no textbooks and notebooks? 2 3 -1000 3 There are no textbooks and no notebooks . notebooks How can textbooks and notebooks be? 6 7 -1000 3 There are no textbooks and no notebooks . no textbooks and no notebooks What is taught in the class? 2 7 -1000 3 There are no textbooks and no notebooks . no notebooks How are the children supposed to study with nothing to write on? 5 7 -1000 4 Just sheets of paper and some pencils and crayons that two young refugee women use to teach children like Anas how to read and write , count and draw , sing songs and recite poems . teach Why do the refugee women teach their children how to read, write, count, draw, sing songs and recite poems? 16 17 -1000 4 Just sheets of paper and some pencils and crayons that two young refugee women use to teach children like Anas how to read and write , count and draw , sing songs and recite poems . two young refugee women How long have these refugees been providing this education service? 10 14 -1000 5 But even Anas might be considered one of the luckier ones of Syria ' s long conflict , which reached its third anniversary Saturday . third anniversary what is the conflict about? 21 23 -1000 5 But even Anas might be considered one of the luckier ones of Syria ' s long conflict , which reached its third anniversary Saturday . luckier How is Anas lucky? 9 10 -1000 5 But even Anas might be considered one of the luckier ones of Syria ' s long conflict , which reached its third anniversary Saturday . long Why is Syria in a long conflict? 15 16 -1000 5 But even Anas might be considered one of the luckier ones of Syria ' s long conflict , which reached its third anniversary Saturday . Syria ' s long conflict , What would end the conflict? 12 18 -1001 1 MILWAUKEE - A team of Wisconsin scientists has stitched together a dramatic 360 - degree portrait of the Milky Way that reveals never - seen - before details of our galaxy . never - seen - before details What never-seen-before details of our galaxy does the portrait show? 22 28 -1001 1 MILWAUKEE - A team of Wisconsin scientists has stitched together a dramatic 360 - degree portrait of the Milky Way that reveals never - seen - before details of our galaxy . stitched Why did scientists stitch together a 360-degree portrait of the Milky Way? 8 9 -1001 1 MILWAUKEE - A team of Wisconsin scientists has stitched together a dramatic 360 - degree portrait of the Milky Way that reveals never - seen - before details of our galaxy . MILWAUKEE - A team of Wisconsin scientists Which scientists are on the team? 0 7 -1001 1 MILWAUKEE - A team of Wisconsin scientists has stitched together a dramatic 360 - degree portrait of the Milky Way that reveals never - seen - before details of our galaxy . never - seen - before details What kinds of never before seen details? 22 28 -1001 2 The new galactic portrait is made up of about 2 . 5 million infrared images collected by NASA ' s orbiting Spitzer Space Telescope over the last decade . 2 . 5 million infrared images how are they combined? 9 15 -1001 2 The new galactic portrait is made up of about 2 . 5 million infrared images collected by NASA ' s orbiting Spitzer Space Telescope over the last decade . infrared How are infrared images collected? 13 14 -1001 2 The new galactic portrait is made up of about 2 . 5 million infrared images collected by NASA ' s orbiting Spitzer Space Telescope over the last decade . orbiting How was the Spitzer Space Telescope orbiting? 20 21 -1001 2 The new galactic portrait is made up of about 2 . 5 million infrared images collected by NASA ' s orbiting Spitzer Space Telescope over the last decade . Spitzer Space Telescope What is this telescope? Why can it catch such great images? 21 24 -1001 3 By looking at the sky in infrared light , astronomers can cut through clouds of obscuring interstellar dust , revealing stars , previously hidden stellar nurseries , proto stars , bubbles , jets , bow shocks , and nebulae that can ' t be seen in visible light . bow shocks , what is a bow shock? 34 37 -1001 3 By looking at the sky in infrared light , astronomers can cut through clouds of obscuring interstellar dust , revealing stars , previously hidden stellar nurseries , proto stars , bubbles , jets , bow shocks , and nebulae that can ' t be seen in visible light . stellar nurseries , What is a stellar nursery? 24 27 -1001 3 By looking at the sky in infrared light , astronomers can cut through clouds of obscuring interstellar dust , revealing stars , previously hidden stellar nurseries , proto stars , bubbles , jets , bow shocks , and nebulae that can ' t be seen in visible light . proto stars , What is a proto star? 27 30 -1001 3 By looking at the sky in infrared light , astronomers can cut through clouds of obscuring interstellar dust , revealing stars , previously hidden stellar nurseries , proto stars , bubbles , jets , bow shocks , and nebulae that can ' t be seen in visible light . bow shocks , What are bow shocks? 34 37 -1001 3 By looking at the sky in infrared light , astronomers can cut through clouds of obscuring interstellar dust , revealing stars , previously hidden stellar nurseries , proto stars , bubbles , jets , bow shocks , and nebulae that can ' t be seen in visible light . looking Why are scientists looking at the sky? 1 2 -1001 3 By looking at the sky in infrared light , astronomers can cut through clouds of obscuring interstellar dust , revealing stars , previously hidden stellar nurseries , proto stars , bubbles , jets , bow shocks , and nebulae that can ' t be seen in visible light . proto stars , What is a proto star? 27 30 -1001 3 By looking at the sky in infrared light , astronomers can cut through clouds of obscuring interstellar dust , revealing stars , previously hidden stellar nurseries , proto stars , bubbles , jets , bow shocks , and nebulae that can ' t be seen in visible light . can ' t be seen in visible light Why can't all those things be seen in visible light? 40 48 -1001 4 The infrared images that make up the new portrait provide revelations about the Milky Way ' s content and structure . content How is the Milky Way's content and structure revealing? 17 18 -1001 4 The infrared images that make up the new portrait provide revelations about the Milky Way ' s content and structure . revelations What are the new revelations? 10 11 -1001 5 They add more than 200 million new stars to the catalog of the Milky Way - plenty of astrophysical data to occupy a new generation of astronomers , according to scientists involved with the research . scientists who worked on it? 30 31 -1001 5 They add more than 200 million new stars to the catalog of the Milky Way - plenty of astrophysical data to occupy a new generation of astronomers , according to scientists involved with the research . involved How are the other scientists involved with the research? 31 32 -1002 1 PHILADELPHIA - Call it " The Mystery of Oblong Blobs " . " The Mystery of Oblong Blobs " What is \"The Mystery of Oblong Blobs\"? 4 11 -1002 1 PHILADELPHIA - Call it " The Mystery of Oblong Blobs " . Mystery of Oblong Blobs " what does this mean? 6 11 -1002 1 PHILADELPHIA - Call it " The Mystery of Oblong Blobs " . Oblong Blobs " Who is Oblong Blobs? 8 11 -1002 2 In the prevailing scientific view , they are microscopic remains of ancient pigment granules , offering clues to the colors of winged dinosaurs . pigment granules , How do pigment granules last so long without decomposing? 12 15 -1002 2 In the prevailing scientific view , they are microscopic remains of ancient pigment granules , offering clues to the colors of winged dinosaurs . clues to the colors of winged dinosaurs How recent was this technological breakthrough created? 16 23 -1002 2 In the prevailing scientific view , they are microscopic remains of ancient pigment granules , offering clues to the colors of winged dinosaurs . ancient pigment granules , How long do these granules last before decaying? 11 15 -1002 3 But a new study by a Drexel University graduate proposes a different explanation - one that has ruffled a few academic feathers . different explanation What is the different explanation a Drexel University graduate offered? 11 13 -1002 3 But a new study by a Drexel University graduate proposes a different explanation - one that has ruffled a few academic feathers . different explanation what is his explanation? 11 13 -1002 3 But a new study by a Drexel University graduate proposes a different explanation - one that has ruffled a few academic feathers . a different explanation What is the explanation? 10 13 -1002 3 But a new study by a Drexel University graduate proposes a different explanation - one that has ruffled a few academic feathers . ruffled a few academic feathers Why has the explanation caused distress? 17 22 -1002 4 Alison E . Moyer , now a Ph . D . student at North Carolina State University , says the cigar - shaped " microbodies , " just one - millionth of a meter long , might simply be impressions left by very old bacteria . cigar - shaped why are they cigar shaped? 20 23 -1002 4 Alison E . Moyer , now a Ph . D . student at North Carolina State University , says the cigar - shaped " microbodies , " just one - millionth of a meter long , might simply be impressions left by very old bacteria . impressions left by very old bacteria Why is it difficult to tell the difference between a particle and an impression? 39 45 -1002 4 Alison E . Moyer , now a Ph . D . student at North Carolina State University , says the cigar - shaped " microbodies , " just one - millionth of a meter long , might simply be impressions left by very old bacteria . simply be impressions left by very old bacteria How can the impressions be confirmed to be either bacteria or preserved dinosaur flesh? 37 45 -1002 5 Their size and shape , among other attributes , do not rule out either interpretation , she says . other attributes , What attributes would researchers need to further hone in on to determine what the microbodies are? 6 9 -1003 1 BOGOTA , Colombia - In the parking garage of a small apartment building across the highway from Bogota ' s El Campin soccer stadium , a young man and his mentor practice bullfighting techniques under the light of an atrium . El Campin is that a big stadium? 20 22 -1003 1 BOGOTA , Colombia - In the parking garage of a small apartment building across the highway from Bogota ' s El Campin soccer stadium , a young man and his mentor practice bullfighting techniques under the light of an atrium . young man and his mentor Who is the young man and his mentor? 26 31 -1003 1 BOGOTA , Colombia - In the parking garage of a small apartment building across the highway from Bogota ' s El Campin soccer stadium , a young man and his mentor practice bullfighting techniques under the light of an atrium . light Are they practicing at night? 36 37 -1003 1 BOGOTA , Colombia - In the parking garage of a small apartment building across the highway from Bogota ' s El Campin soccer stadium , a young man and his mentor practice bullfighting techniques under the light of an atrium . light of an atrium Why is this a good place to train? 36 40 -1003 2 As 18 - year - old Andres Del Castillo sweeps a magenta cape , he emits a soft guttural sound . magenta cape , sweeps a cape and doesnt wear it? 11 14 -1003 2 As 18 - year - old Andres Del Castillo sweeps a magenta cape , he emits a soft guttural sound . guttural Is this a normal bullfighting technique? 18 19 -1003 4 He ends the pass with one leg fully extended behind him , his foot in a point , the other firmly planted below . his foot in a point , it means standing on his toes? 12 18 -1003 4 He ends the pass with one leg fully extended behind him , his foot in a point , the other firmly planted below . point , Where is the cape pointed at this point? 16 18 -1003 4 He ends the pass with one leg fully extended behind him , his foot in a point , the other firmly planted below . his foot in a point , Why is foot positioning so important? 12 18 -1003 5 After the imaginary bull passes , his gaze lifts as he takes a few triumphant strides . imaginary Has the bull always been imaginary or have they been practicing without the bull? 2 3 -1004 1 BRUSSELS - President Barack Obama laid a wreath at the World War I memorial at Flanders Field on Wednesday , noting the war that tore apart Europe still echoes in conflicts 100 years later . wreath a wreath of flowers? 7 8 -1004 1 BRUSSELS - President Barack Obama laid a wreath at the World War I memorial at Flanders Field on Wednesday , noting the war that tore apart Europe still echoes in conflicts 100 years later . echoes in conflicts Why would World War I still echo in conflicts 100 years later? 28 31 -1004 1 BRUSSELS - President Barack Obama laid a wreath at the World War I memorial at Flanders Field on Wednesday , noting the war that tore apart Europe still echoes in conflicts 100 years later . Flanders Field Where is Flanders Field? 15 17 -1004 2 " The lessons of that war speak to us still , " Obama said in his first stop since arriving in Belgium late Tuesday . Belgium late Tuesday tuesday of which year? 21 24 -1004 3 The president is in Brussels for a summit with European Union leaders . European Union leaders Which European Union leaders? 9 12 -1004 3 The president is in Brussels for a summit with European Union leaders . for a summit with European Union leaders . What is the summit discussing? 5 13 -1004 4 He ' s also slated to meet with NATO ' s secretary - general and deliver a speech at the Palais des Beaux - Arts . Palais des Beaux - Arts what is that building? 20 25 -1004 5 The itinerary , like much of Obama ' s European trip this week , is expected to be dominated by talk of a new threat on Europe ' s doorstep . new threat What is the new threat on Europe's doorstep? 23 25 -1004 5 The itinerary , like much of Obama ' s European trip this week , is expected to be dominated by talk of a new threat on Europe ' s doorstep . new threat on Europe ' s doorstep What is threatening Europe? 23 30 -1004 5 The itinerary , like much of Obama ' s European trip this week , is expected to be dominated by talk of a new threat on Europe ' s doorstep . talk of a new threat on Europe ' s doorstep What is that threat? 20 30 -1005 1 WASHINGTON - Andy Wills was sleeping on a friend ' s couch in Cordova , Alaska , on March 24 , 1989 , ready to head out and harvest spring herring in Prince William Sound . Andy Wills where is he now? 2 4 -1005 1 WASHINGTON - Andy Wills was sleeping on a friend ' s couch in Cordova , Alaska , on March 24 , 1989 , ready to head out and harvest spring herring in Prince William Sound . ready to head out and harvest spring herring Why is he harvesting spring herring, is that his job? 23 31 -1005 1 WASHINGTON - Andy Wills was sleeping on a friend ' s couch in Cordova , Alaska , on March 24 , 1989 , ready to head out and harvest spring herring in Prince William Sound . sleeping on a friend ' s couch Is he homeless or just visiting a friend? 5 12 -1005 2 " My buddy had just handed me a cup of coffee in the morning and we ' re watching ‘ Good Morning America , ' " Wills said . ‘ Good Morning America , ' why does it matter what they were watching? 19 25 -1005 2 " My buddy had just handed me a cup of coffee in the morning and we ' re watching ‘ Good Morning America , ' " Wills said . we ' re watching ‘ Good Morning America where are they both? is his friend at his house or vice versa? 15 23 -1005 3 " And there ' s the Exxon Valdez on TV , spilling oil " . Exxon Valdez What is this? Some kind of oil tank? 6 8 -1005 4 " We were like , ‘ No ! ' It was just the start of a nightmare , " Wills said . start of a nightmare , " how long did it take to end? 13 19 -1005 4 " We were like , ‘ No ! ' It was just the start of a nightmare , " Wills said . nightmare , " what was the nightmare? 16 19 -1005 4 " We were like , ‘ No ! ' It was just the start of a nightmare , " Wills said . It was just the start of a nightmare , " What went wrong? 9 19 -1006 1 LOS ANGELES - Some girls choose soccer or cheerleading . Some girls what do the others choose? 3 5 -1006 1 LOS ANGELES - Some girls choose soccer or cheerleading . choose soccer or cheerleading Why would some girls choose soccer over cheerleading? 5 9 -1006 1 LOS ANGELES - Some girls choose soccer or cheerleading . choose Why do girls choose soccer or cheerleading? 5 6 -1006 2 Ivy Wolk chose roller derby . " This is it , this is for me , " the petite , wide - eyed 9 - year - old said to her mom the first time she saw the Los Angeles Derby Dolls hit the track , and one another , two years ago . roller derby Why did Ivy Wolk choose roller derby? 3 5 -1006 2 Ivy Wolk chose roller derby . " This is it , this is for me , " the petite , wide - eyed 9 - year - old said to her mom the first time she saw the Los Angeles Derby Dolls hit the track , and one another , two years ago . chose Why did Ivy Wolk choose the roller derby? 2 3 -1006 3 Split lips , black eyes , rink rash and bruises are trophies here . trophies here injuries become trophies? 11 13 -1006 3 Split lips , black eyes , rink rash and bruises are trophies here . trophies Why are split lips, black eyes, rink rash and bruises considered trophies there? 11 12 -1006 4 " It ' s not child abuse , it ' s derby , " she once told her mother , who made sure she alerted her daughter ' s pediatrician about the girl ' s newfound love for the sport . she alerted her daughter ' s pediatrician Why did Ivy Wolk's mother alert her daughter's pediatrician? 23 30 -1006 4 " It ' s not child abuse , it ' s derby , " she once told her mother , who made sure she alerted her daughter ' s pediatrician about the girl ' s newfound love for the sport . alerted Why did the mother feel obligated to alert her daughter's pediatrician about her daughter playing the sport? 24 25 -1006 5 " There have literally been days where I have been like , ‘ I must be crazy . ' But she just picks herself up and gets back out there , " said her mother , Tracy Wolk . must be crazy why does she think shes crazy? 14 17 -1006 5 " There have literally been days where I have been like , ‘ I must be crazy . ' But she just picks herself up and gets back out there , " said her mother , Tracy Wolk . picks Why does she pick herself up and get back out there? 22 23 -1006 5 " There have literally been days where I have been like , ‘ I must be crazy . ' But she just picks herself up and gets back out there , " said her mother , Tracy Wolk . ‘ I must be crazy Why did her mother feel negatively about herself and her daughter's choice of sport? 12 17 -1007 1 The view from the basement laboratory is breathtaking . breathtaking Why is the view breathtaking? 7 8 -1007 1 The view from the basement laboratory is breathtaking . view what can be seen? 1 2 -1007 1 The view from the basement laboratory is breathtaking . basement laboratory Where is the basement laboratory? 4 6 -1007 2 Not the one out the tiny windows of the half - underground office . one What one? 2 3 -1007 2 Not the one out the tiny windows of the half - underground office . tiny How tiny are the windows? 5 6 -1007 3 It ' s on a smartphone that computer science Prof . Stergios Roumeliotis is using while walking around the depths of the University of Minnesota ' s Walter Library . smartphone What kind of smartphone? 5 6 -1007 3 It ' s on a smartphone that computer science Prof . Stergios Roumeliotis is using while walking around the depths of the University of Minnesota ' s Walter Library . smartphone the view is on the smartphone? 5 6 -1007 3 It ' s on a smartphone that computer science Prof . Stergios Roumeliotis is using while walking around the depths of the University of Minnesota ' s Walter Library . smartphone What is on the smartphone Prof. Stergios Roumeliotis is using? 5 6 -1007 4 On the screen , a three - dimensional map of a nearby hallway has taken shape . hallway Where is the hallway? 12 13 -1007 4 On the screen , a three - dimensional map of a nearby hallway has taken shape . map What is the map of? 8 9 -1007 4 On the screen , a three - dimensional map of a nearby hallway has taken shape . nearby hallway Why does it display what it does? 11 13 -1007 5 The map was made by holding the smartphone ' s camera while moving . moving Which direction was the movement? 12 13 -1007 5 The map was made by holding the smartphone ' s camera while moving . moving just moving around randomly? 12 13 -1008 1 BEIJING - The search and rescue teams working off the west coast of Australia seeking the missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 discovered what oceanographers have been warning - that even the most far - flung stretches of ocean are full of garbage . are full of garbage how does it get there? 38 42 -1008 1 BEIJING - The search and rescue teams working off the west coast of Australia seeking the missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 discovered what oceanographers have been warning - that even the most far - flung stretches of ocean are full of garbage . full of garbage Where did the garbage come from? 39 42 -1008 1 BEIJING - The search and rescue teams working off the west coast of Australia seeking the missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 discovered what oceanographers have been warning - that even the most far - flung stretches of ocean are full of garbage . missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 When did the flight go missing and what are the circumstances around its going missing? 16 21 -1008 1 BEIJING - The search and rescue teams working off the west coast of Australia seeking the missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 discovered what oceanographers have been warning - that even the most far - flung stretches of ocean are full of garbage . oceanographers Which ocean are the search and rescue teams searching for Flight 370? 23 24 -1008 2 For the first time since the search focused on the south Indian Ocean 10 days ago , the sky was were clear enough and the sea was calm , allowing ships to retrieve the " suspicious items " spotted by planes and on satellite imagery . " suspicious items " why are they suspicious? 34 38 -1008 2 For the first time since the search focused on the south Indian Ocean 10 days ago , the sky was were clear enough and the sea was calm , allowing ships to retrieve the " suspicious items " spotted by planes and on satellite imagery . " suspicious items " Where they on the ocean floor or floating on top? What made them suspicious? 34 38 -1008 2 For the first time since the search focused on the south Indian Ocean 10 days ago , the sky was were clear enough and the sea was calm , allowing ships to retrieve the " suspicious items " spotted by planes and on satellite imagery . " suspicious items " What were the suspicious items? 34 38 -1008 2 For the first time since the search focused on the south Indian Ocean 10 days ago , the sky was were clear enough and the sea was calm , allowing ships to retrieve the " suspicious items " spotted by planes and on satellite imagery . " suspicious items " What were the suspicious items speculated to be? 34 38 -1008 2 For the first time since the search focused on the south Indian Ocean 10 days ago , the sky was were clear enough and the sea was calm , allowing ships to retrieve the " suspicious items " spotted by planes and on satellite imagery . focused on the south Indian Ocean Was the search focused somewhere else before it focused on the south Indian Ocean? 7 13 -1008 2 For the first time since the search focused on the south Indian Ocean 10 days ago , the sky was were clear enough and the sea was calm , allowing ships to retrieve the " suspicious items " spotted by planes and on satellite imagery . " suspicious items " What were the suspicious items spotted by planes? 34 38 -1008 3 But examined on board , none of them proved to be debris from the missing plane , just the ordinary garbage swirling around the ocean . But examined on board , Where was the examination done? 0 5 -1008 4 " A number of objects were retrieved by HMAS Success and Haixun 01 yesterday , " reported the Australian Maritime Safety Authority in a release Sunday . Sunday which year was this? 25 26 -1008 4 " A number of objects were retrieved by HMAS Success and Haixun 01 yesterday , " reported the Australian Maritime Safety Authority in a release Sunday . HMAS Success and Haixun 01 What is HMS Success and Haxium 01 - agencies or types of rescue boats? 8 13 -1008 4 " A number of objects were retrieved by HMAS Success and Haixun 01 yesterday , " reported the Australian Maritime Safety Authority in a release Sunday . number of objects What were the objects? 2 5 -1008 4 " A number of objects were retrieved by HMAS Success and Haixun 01 yesterday , " reported the Australian Maritime Safety Authority in a release Sunday . " A number of objects were retrieved What objects were retrieved? 0 7 -1009 1 Its official name is the Safe Carry Protection Act . Carry Protection is it about guns? 6 8 -1009 1 Its official name is the Safe Carry Protection Act . Safe Carry Protection Act What is the Safe Carry Protection Act? 5 9 -1009 1 Its official name is the Safe Carry Protection Act . Safe Carry Protection Act What is the Safe Carry Protection Act? 5 9 -1009 1 Its official name is the Safe Carry Protection Act . Its official name What is it talking about? 0 3 -1009 2 Critics call it the " guns everywhere bill " . Critics call it Why do critics call it this? 0 3 -1009 2 Critics call it the " guns everywhere bill " . Critics Who are the critics? 0 1 -1009 2 Critics call it the " guns everywhere bill " . " guns everywhere bill " Why do critics call it the guns everywhere bill? 4 9 -1009 3 Legislation awaiting the governor ' s signature in Georgia would allow guns in bars , churches , airports and schools . bars , churches , airports and schools is that a good idea? 13 20 -1009 3 Legislation awaiting the governor ' s signature in Georgia would allow guns in bars , churches , airports and schools . awaiting the governor ' s signature How long does this take? 1 7 -1009 3 Legislation awaiting the governor ' s signature in Georgia would allow guns in bars , churches , airports and schools . would allow Why did they make this decision? 9 11 -1009 3 Legislation awaiting the governor ' s signature in Georgia would allow guns in bars , churches , airports and schools . bars , churches , airports and schools Why are guns needed in these places? 13 20 -1009 3 Legislation awaiting the governor ' s signature in Georgia would allow guns in bars , churches , airports and schools . governor ' s Who is the governor in Georgia? 3 6 -1009 3 Legislation awaiting the governor ' s signature in Georgia would allow guns in bars , churches , airports and schools . allow guns Why do people want guns in those places? 10 12 -1009 4 It has drawn national attention because of its sweep . national attention What kind of attention? 3 5 -1009 5 The National Rifle Association called the bill ' s passage a " historic victory for the 2nd Amendment " . called Why did they say that? 4 5 -1010 1 FORT WORTH , Texas - Fleeing rural poverty in Kentucky , Rose Will Monroe piled her son and daughter into a bus in 1942 , not long after her husband was killed in a car wreck . bus in 1942 , where did they go? 21 25 -1010 1 FORT WORTH , Texas - Fleeing rural poverty in Kentucky , Rose Will Monroe piled her son and daughter into a bus in 1942 , not long after her husband was killed in a car wreck . Fleeing rural poverty WHY IS THERE RURAL POVERTY SO RAMPANT? 5 8 -1010 1 FORT WORTH , Texas - Fleeing rural poverty in Kentucky , Rose Will Monroe piled her son and daughter into a bus in 1942 , not long after her husband was killed in a car wreck . Rose Will Monroe Who is Rose Will Monroe? 11 14 -1010 1 FORT WORTH , Texas - Fleeing rural poverty in Kentucky , Rose Will Monroe piled her son and daughter into a bus in 1942 , not long after her husband was killed in a car wreck . Rose Will Monroe Who was Rose Will Monroe? 11 14 -1010 2 Monroe was determined to find work at the Willow Run airplane plant in Ypsilanti , Mich . She wanted to fly , but with two kids , the military kept the 22 - year - old widow on the ground . Ypsilanti , Mich is ypsilanti a BIG CITY? 13 16 -1010 2 Monroe was determined to find work at the Willow Run airplane plant in Ypsilanti , Mich . She wanted to fly , but with two kids , the military kept the 22 - year - old widow on the ground . Willow Run airplane plant WHY WAS THIS HER GOAL FOR EMPLOYMENT? 8 12 -1010 2 Monroe was determined to find work at the Willow Run airplane plant in Ypsilanti , Mich . She wanted to fly , but with two kids , the military kept the 22 - year - old widow on the ground . fly , Did she want to be a pilot? 20 22 -1010 3 So Monroe , a " tomboy " daughter of a carpenter , went to work wielding a 6 . 8 - pound rivet hammer on the mammoth assembly line devised by Henry Ford to produce B - 24 bombers . " tomboy " why is it in quotes? 4 7 -1010 4 Monroe was just one of 6 million American women who entered the workforce during World War II , about half of them in the defense industries . half of them in the defense industries . WHERE ELSE DID THE LADIES IN THE WORKFORCE GO? 19 27 -1010 4 Monroe was just one of 6 million American women who entered the workforce during World War II , about half of them in the defense industries . World War II , Why did so many women enter the workforce during World War II? 14 18 -1010 5 But she came to represent them all . represent them all . IS THIS THE STORY OF THE REAL ROSIE THE RIVETER? 4 8 -1010 5 But she came to represent them all . represent How would she represent them all? 4 5 -1010 5 But she came to represent them all . represent How did Monroe represent all the American women? 4 5 -1011 1 Unusual rib bones that grow out of the neck are giving scientists new clues about what caused the woolly mammoth to become extinct roughly 10 , 000 years ago . Unusual rib bones What is so unusual about the rib bones? 0 3 -1011 1 Unusual rib bones that grow out of the neck are giving scientists new clues about what caused the woolly mammoth to become extinct roughly 10 , 000 years ago . clues What clues do the rib bones give about the wooly mammoth extinction? 13 14 -1011 1 Unusual rib bones that grow out of the neck are giving scientists new clues about what caused the woolly mammoth to become extinct roughly 10 , 000 years ago . caused the woolly mammoth to become extinct What caused the wooly mammoth to become extinct? 16 23 -1011 1 Unusual rib bones that grow out of the neck are giving scientists new clues about what caused the woolly mammoth to become extinct roughly 10 , 000 years ago . Unusual rib bones Why are the bones unusual? 0 3 -1011 1 Unusual rib bones that grow out of the neck are giving scientists new clues about what caused the woolly mammoth to become extinct roughly 10 , 000 years ago . Unusual How these rib bones unusual, in relation to what? 0 1 -1011 1 Unusual rib bones that grow out of the neck are giving scientists new clues about what caused the woolly mammoth to become extinct roughly 10 , 000 years ago . Unusual rib bones What makes the bones unusual? 0 3 -1011 1 Unusual rib bones that grow out of the neck are giving scientists new clues about what caused the woolly mammoth to become extinct roughly 10 , 000 years ago . what caused the woolly mammoth to become extinct Do scientists know what caused the extinction? 15 23 -1011 1 Unusual rib bones that grow out of the neck are giving scientists new clues about what caused the woolly mammoth to become extinct roughly 10 , 000 years ago . 10 , 000 years ago How was this time frame determined? 24 29 -1011 2 The so - called cervical ribs - extra rib bones that protrude from the vertebrae at the base of the neck - were about 10 times more common in mammoths living in the Late Pleistocene than they are in elephants alive today , according to a study by Dutch researchers published Tuesday in the journal PeerJ . 10 times more common Why were the cervical rib bones 10 times more common in the late Pleistocene? 24 28 -1011 2 The so - called cervical ribs - extra rib bones that protrude from the vertebrae at the base of the neck - were about 10 times more common in mammoths living in the Late Pleistocene than they are in elephants alive today , according to a study by Dutch researchers published Tuesday in the journal PeerJ . elephants How closely are elephants related to mammoths, as a point of comparison? 39 40 -1011 2 The so - called cervical ribs - extra rib bones that protrude from the vertebrae at the base of the neck - were about 10 times more common in mammoths living in the Late Pleistocene than they are in elephants alive today , according to a study by Dutch researchers published Tuesday in the journal PeerJ . elephants alive today , Is this a rare event for todays elephants? 39 43 -1011 3 The cervical ribs themselves aren ' t necessarily dangerous , but they tend to appear in animals that failed to develop normally during the early stages of pregnancy , and other problems associated with abnormal development can be fatal . other problems How are these problems fatal? 30 32 -1011 3 The cervical ribs themselves aren ' t necessarily dangerous , but they tend to appear in animals that failed to develop normally during the early stages of pregnancy , and other problems associated with abnormal development can be fatal . failed Why do cervical ribs appear in animals that failed to develop normally in pregnancy? 18 19 -1011 3 The cervical ribs themselves aren ' t necessarily dangerous , but they tend to appear in animals that failed to develop normally during the early stages of pregnancy , and other problems associated with abnormal development can be fatal . failed to develop normally Why didn't they develop normally, is it known? 18 22 -1011 3 The cervical ribs themselves aren ' t necessarily dangerous , but they tend to appear in animals that failed to develop normally during the early stages of pregnancy , and other problems associated with abnormal development can be fatal . other problems What are some of the other problems? 30 32 -1011 4 In humans , for instance , about 90 percent of babies born with a cervical rib die before they are old enough to reproduce , according to a 2006 study in the journal Evolution . rib die what do they die of? 15 17 -1011 4 In humans , for instance , about 90 percent of babies born with a cervical rib die before they are old enough to reproduce , according to a 2006 study in the journal Evolution . 90 percent Why is the percentage of death so high in humans with a cervical rib? 7 9 -1011 4 In humans , for instance , about 90 percent of babies born with a cervical rib die before they are old enough to reproduce , according to a 2006 study in the journal Evolution . die Why do they die? 16 17 -1011 5 The authors of the new study became interested in cervical ribs in mammoths after mammoth fossils were dug up in the Netherlands during a public works project to extend Rotterdam Harbor into the North Sea . Rotterdam Harbor what part of the netherlands is that in? 29 31 -1011 5 The authors of the new study became interested in cervical ribs in mammoths after mammoth fossils were dug up in the Netherlands during a public works project to extend Rotterdam Harbor into the North Sea . became interested What peaked their interest? 6 8 -1011 5 The authors of the new study became interested in cervical ribs in mammoths after mammoth fossils were dug up in the Netherlands during a public works project to extend Rotterdam Harbor into the North Sea . mammoth fossils How many fossils were found? 14 16 -1012 1 FORT LAUDERDALE , Fla . - In a remote part of southwestern Palm Beach County , as a platoon of reporters and photographers watched , a Florida panther was lowered to the ground in a crate . a Florida panther Lowered to the ground where? In a zoo? At the beach? Why are they lowering a panther? 25 28 -1012 1 FORT LAUDERDALE , Fla . - In a remote part of southwestern Palm Beach County , as a platoon of reporters and photographers watched , a Florida panther was lowered to the ground in a crate . crate Why was the Florida panther in a crate? 35 36 -1012 1 FORT LAUDERDALE , Fla . - In a remote part of southwestern Palm Beach County , as a platoon of reporters and photographers watched , a Florida panther was lowered to the ground in a crate . Florida panther Why was a panther in Florida? 26 28 -1012 1 FORT LAUDERDALE , Fla . - In a remote part of southwestern Palm Beach County , as a platoon of reporters and photographers watched , a Florida panther was lowered to the ground in a crate . lowered to the ground in a crate Why was a panther being lowered to the ground in a crate? 29 36 -1012 2 The panther , raised for 18 months in captivity after his mother ' s death , crept out , took a look around , bolted down a dirt road and disappeared into the forest , a heartwarming Born Free image that appeared in newspapers and TV broadcasts . mother ' s death , How did the panther's mother die? 11 16 -1012 3 Nine months later , the panther was dead of pneumonia . Nine months why did it take nine months? 0 2 -1012 3 Nine months later , the panther was dead of pneumonia . panther was dead of pneumonia Could the panther have had pneumonia prior to being released? 5 10 -1012 3 Nine months later , the panther was dead of pneumonia . panther was dead of pneumonia How did the panther contract pneumonia? How did they even find this out? 5 10 -1012 3 Nine months later , the panther was dead of pneumonia . pneumonia . How did it get pneumonia? 9 11 -1012 4 Such a fate is common for male panthers rescued and released by state wildlife officers . common why is it common? 4 5 -1012 4 Such a fate is common for male panthers rescued and released by state wildlife officers . common for male panthers rescued Why is this a common occurrence? 4 9 -1012 4 Such a fate is common for male panthers rescued and released by state wildlife officers . Such a fate is common for male panthers Why is this fate so common? 0 8 -1012 4 Such a fate is common for male panthers rescued and released by state wildlife officers . common Why is it common for male panthers to get pneumonia? 4 5 -1012 4 Such a fate is common for male panthers rescued and released by state wildlife officers . fate is common Why is it a common fate? 2 5 -1012 5 Seventeen panthers have been released since the program started in 1987 . 1987 how many per year? 10 11 -1012 5 Seventeen panthers have been released since the program started in 1987 . Seventeen panthers have been released Why not more panthers? Is this a lot? 0 5 -1013 1 BEIJING - A Peking duck dinner might inspire a twinge of guilt about indulging in some decadent , fatty fowl . twinge of guilt who is guilty? 9 12 -1013 1 BEIJING - A Peking duck dinner might inspire a twinge of guilt about indulging in some decadent , fatty fowl . twinge of guilt Why would a Peking duck dinner inspire a twinge of guilt? 9 12 -1013 2 But health - conscious diners at the high - end Da Dong restaurant chain here in the Chinese capital can at least rationalize that they did a little weightlifting before their meal . weightlifting is there a gym nearby? 28 29 -1013 2 But health - conscious diners at the high - end Da Dong restaurant chain here in the Chinese capital can at least rationalize that they did a little weightlifting before their meal . Chinese capital What is the Chinese capital? 17 19 -1013 3 That ' s because the menus at Da Dong are heftier than a small gym dumbbell - 5 pounds , 4 ounces , to be exact . menus What kind of menus? 5 6 -1013 3 That ' s because the menus at Da Dong are heftier than a small gym dumbbell - 5 pounds , 4 ounces , to be exact . heftier Why are the Da Dong menus heftier? 10 11 -1013 4 Measuring 20 inches tall , 15 inches wide and more than an inch thick , the 140 - page menu outweighs National Geographic ' s Global Atlas . 140 - page menu why is it such a big menu? 16 20 -1013 4 Measuring 20 inches tall , 15 inches wide and more than an inch thick , the 140 - page menu outweighs National Geographic ' s Global Atlas . Atlas What is an Atlas? 26 27 -1013 4 Measuring 20 inches tall , 15 inches wide and more than an inch thick , the 140 - page menu outweighs National Geographic ' s Global Atlas . National Geographic ' s Global Atlas How big is the National Geographic global Atlas? 21 27 -1014 1 MIAMI - Cuban blogger Yoani Sanchez says her planned digital newspaper is just weeks away from its debut , with a dozen staffers getting last minute training and looking for novel ways to distribute the reports with text messages , emails and digital memory devices . Yoani Sanchez what are her credentials? 4 6 -1014 1 MIAMI - Cuban blogger Yoani Sanchez says her planned digital newspaper is just weeks away from its debut , with a dozen staffers getting last minute training and looking for novel ways to distribute the reports with text messages , emails and digital memory devices . digital newspaper What is the name of the digital newspaper? 9 11 -1014 1 MIAMI - Cuban blogger Yoani Sanchez says her planned digital newspaper is just weeks away from its debut , with a dozen staffers getting last minute training and looking for novel ways to distribute the reports with text messages , emails and digital memory devices . digital newspaper What is the digital newspaper called? 9 11 -1014 1 MIAMI - Cuban blogger Yoani Sanchez says her planned digital newspaper is just weeks away from its debut , with a dozen staffers getting last minute training and looking for novel ways to distribute the reports with text messages , emails and digital memory devices . planned digital newspaper What is the name of the newspaper? 8 11 -1014 2 The publication , which she prefers to call a " new media , " will include the usual news as well as investigative reports , sports , interviews and profiles , Sanchez told the Hispanicize conference Tuesday at the Intercontinental Hotel in downtown Miami . " new media , " What is new media? 9 14 -1014 2 The publication , which she prefers to call a " new media , " will include the usual news as well as investigative reports , sports , interviews and profiles , Sanchez told the Hispanicize conference Tuesday at the Intercontinental Hotel in downtown Miami . a " new media , " will What does \"new media\" mean to Sanchez? 8 15 -1014 4 " I am not a career journalist , but I have become a journalist on the run . on the run why is she on the run? 14 17 -1014 4 " I am not a career journalist , but I have become a journalist on the run . journalist on the run What is a journalist on the run? 13 17 -1014 4 " I am not a career journalist , but I have become a journalist on the run . on the run What is she on the run about or for? 14 17 -1014 4 " I am not a career journalist , but I have become a journalist on the run . journalist on the run What does \"journalist on the run\" mean to Sanchez? 13 17 -1014 4 " I am not a career journalist , but I have become a journalist on the run . journalist on the run Why is she a journalist on the run? 13 17 -1014 5 That is my passion . I believe in the force for change that is information . That What does she mean by that in that is her passion? 0 1 -1015 1 LOS ANGELES - Only the prom king and queen are safe . queen are safe safe from what? 8 11 -1015 1 LOS ANGELES - Only the prom king and queen are safe . ANGELES - Only the prom king and queen are safe . Why are they safe? 1 12 -1015 1 LOS ANGELES - Only the prom king and queen are safe . king and queen are safe Why is everyone else in danger? 6 11 -1015 1 LOS ANGELES - Only the prom king and queen are safe . safe Safe from what? 10 11 -1015 2 Researchers say that the more popular teens are - except for those at the very apex of the fragile high school hierarchy - the more likely they are to be bullied , perhaps a surprise to people who presumed outcasts were the exclusive targets . very apex of the fragile high school hierarchy Why are these teens less likely to be bullied? 14 22 -1015 2 Researchers say that the more popular teens are - except for those at the very apex of the fragile high school hierarchy - the more likely they are to be bullied , perhaps a surprise to people who presumed outcasts were the exclusive targets . likely How is that possible? 25 26 -1015 3 Researchers Robert Faris of the University of California at Davis and Diane Felmlee of Penn State University write that traditional , everyday views of bullying - reported by nearly a fifth of teens - tell less than the whole story . whole story what is the whole story? 38 40 -1015 3 Researchers Robert Faris of the University of California at Davis and Diane Felmlee of Penn State University write that traditional , everyday views of bullying - reported by nearly a fifth of teens - tell less than the whole story . traditional , everyday views of bullying What are the traditional views? 19 25 -1015 3 Researchers Robert Faris of the University of California at Davis and Diane Felmlee of Penn State University write that traditional , everyday views of bullying - reported by nearly a fifth of teens - tell less than the whole story . reported by nearly a fifth of teens What types of bullying were reported in these studies? 26 33 -1015 3 Researchers Robert Faris of the University of California at Davis and Diane Felmlee of Penn State University write that traditional , everyday views of bullying - reported by nearly a fifth of teens - tell less than the whole story . traditional , everyday views of bullying What are the traditional, everyday views of bullying? 19 25 -1015 4 " For most students , gains in status increase the likelihood of victimization and the severity of its consequences , " they wrote in the journal of the American Sociological Association . increase the likelihood of victimization Why would this increase in prestige lead to being more likely to be bullied? 8 13 -1015 4 " For most students , gains in status increase the likelihood of victimization and the severity of its consequences , " they wrote in the journal of the American Sociological Association . " For most students , How many students fit into this category of most? 0 5 -1015 4 " For most students , gains in status increase the likelihood of victimization and the severity of its consequences , " they wrote in the journal of the American Sociological Association . victimization Who is being victimized? 12 13 -1015 5 The aggressors , too , often " possess strong social skills , " and bully others to move up the social ladder rather than to " re - enact their own troubled home lives " . " possess strong social skills , " bullies have good social skills? 6 13 -1015 5 The aggressors , too , often " possess strong social skills , " and bully others to move up the social ladder rather than to " re - enact their own troubled home lives " . their own troubled home lives " How are those doing the bullying reporting their own misfortunes at home? 29 35 -1015 5 The aggressors , too , often " possess strong social skills , " and bully others to move up the social ladder rather than to " re - enact their own troubled home lives " . " possess strong social skills , " What social skills do the aggressors possess? 6 13 -1016 1 MIAMI - Irene Granados celebrated her 16th birthday while walking through the desert two years ago trying to reach the United States - and safety . United States Why was Irene Granados trying to reach the United States? 20 22 -1016 1 MIAMI - Irene Granados celebrated her 16th birthday while walking through the desert two years ago trying to reach the United States - and safety . safety How was Irene Granados not safe? 24 25 -1016 1 MIAMI - Irene Granados celebrated her 16th birthday while walking through the desert two years ago trying to reach the United States - and safety . Irene Granados Who is Irene Granados? 2 4 -1016 1 MIAMI - Irene Granados celebrated her 16th birthday while walking through the desert two years ago trying to reach the United States - and safety . walking through the desert Which desert? 9 13 -1016 2 Brothers Javier and Denis Giron , 13 and 17 , floated on a raft across the Rio Grande River last year - also in a bid to reach safety . reach safety What happened to the two brothers that they were trying to reach safety? 27 29 -1016 2 Brothers Javier and Denis Giron , 13 and 17 , floated on a raft across the Rio Grande River last year - also in a bid to reach safety . Rio Grande River where is that river? 16 19 -1016 3 Granados and the Giron brothers were fleeing their native Central American countries where gang violence is spreading . Central American countries which countries? 9 12 -1016 3 Granados and the Giron brothers were fleeing their native Central American countries where gang violence is spreading . where gang violence is spreading What country is gang violence spreading? 12 17 -1016 3 Granados and the Giron brothers were fleeing their native Central American countries where gang violence is spreading . Central American countries Which Central American countries? 9 12 -1016 4 The three are part of a surge in unaccompanied children and teenagers flowing across the Mexican border to the United States . surge when did the surge begin? 6 7 -1017 1 Tim Warner , chief executive of Cinemark Holdings Inc . , admits he ' d never heard of the popular science fiction series " Dr . " Dr which series? 23 25 -1017 1 Tim Warner , chief executive of Cinemark Holdings Inc . , admits he ' d never heard of the popular science fiction series " Dr . Cinemark Holdings What type of business is Cinemark Holdings? 6 8 -1017 2 So the Montana native was skeptical when executives at BBC America approached him about the idea of screening a simulcast of the 50th anniversary episode of the cult - classic British TV series in Cinemark theaters across Latin America and the U . S . executives at BBC America Who were the executives at BBC America? 7 11 -1017 2 So the Montana native was skeptical when executives at BBC America approached him about the idea of screening a simulcast of the 50th anniversary episode of the cult - classic British TV series in Cinemark theaters across Latin America and the U . S . was skeptical Why was he skeptical about such a long-running series? 4 6 -1017 3 In late November , hundreds of " Whovians " showed up at more than 700 theaters from Los Angeles to New York and Sao Paulo , Brazil , many dressed as their favorite characters , to watch screenings of the special " Doctor Who : The Day of the Doctor " . " Whovians " is that a made up term? 6 9 -1017 4 " To be honest , many of us had never heard of ‘ Dr . of us had who is saying this? 6 9 -1017 4 " To be honest , many of us had never heard of ‘ Dr . never heard Why had they never heard of Doctor Who? 9 11 -1017 4 " To be honest , many of us had never heard of ‘ Dr . ‘ Dr What Dr. are they talking about? 12 14 -1018 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - When Terise Marchelos pulls up , the cats come running . come which cats? 13 14 -1018 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - When Terise Marchelos pulls up , the cats come running . up , Where is he pulling up to? 9 11 -1018 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - When Terise Marchelos pulls up , the cats come running . the cats come running Why do the cats come running when Terise, and are they metaphoric, or literal cats? 11 15 -1018 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - When Terise Marchelos pulls up , the cats come running . Terise Marchelos Where does Terise Marchelos pull up? 6 8 -1018 2 Lots of cats . Tabbies , tuxedos and tortoiseshells - about 20 of the animals greet her each evening when she arrives in a parking lot next to the train tracks south of downtown Orlando , Fla . She brings food every day to sustain the colony - one of hundreds of feral - cat colonies her organization , CARE Feline TNR Inc . , supports in Orange , Seminole and Osceola counties in the state . food What type of food does she bring them? 40 41 -1018 2 Lots of cats . Tabbies , tuxedos and tortoiseshells - about 20 of the animals greet her each evening when she arrives in a parking lot next to the train tracks south of downtown Orlando , Fla . She brings food every day to sustain the colony - one of hundreds of feral - cat colonies her organization , CARE Feline TNR Inc . , supports in Orange , Seminole and Osceola counties in the state . She brings food How much food does she bring with her? 38 41 -1018 3 But the simple act of feeding hungry cats is at the center of a fierce national debate that pits cat advocates against bird lovers , environmentalists and even the animal - rights group PETA over how to handle the millions of feral cats across the country . fierce national debate is it bad to feed? 14 17 -1018 3 But the simple act of feeding hungry cats is at the center of a fierce national debate that pits cat advocates against bird lovers , environmentalists and even the animal - rights group PETA over how to handle the millions of feral cats across the country . handle What is the debate over how to handle the feral cats? 37 38 -1018 3 But the simple act of feeding hungry cats is at the center of a fierce national debate that pits cat advocates against bird lovers , environmentalists and even the animal - rights group PETA over how to handle the millions of feral cats across the country . at the center of a fierce national debate Why is the simple act of feeding cats at the center of the debate? 9 17 -1018 3 But the simple act of feeding hungry cats is at the center of a fierce national debate that pits cat advocates against bird lovers , environmentalists and even the animal - rights group PETA over how to handle the millions of feral cats across the country . national debate What is the national debate over feral cats? 15 17 -1018 4 At issue is the practice known as TNR , for trap - neuter - return . TNR , is this a bad thing? 7 9 -1018 4 At issue is the practice known as TNR , for trap - neuter - return . trap - neuter - return Where are they returning them? 10 15 -1018 4 At issue is the practice known as TNR , for trap - neuter - return . At issue is the practice known as TNR , How is this an issue, if it helps lower the amount of cats that can reproduce? 0 9 -1018 5 Volunteers feed and trap cats , take them to a veterinarian to be vaccinated and spayed or neutered , then return them to the area where they live . neutered , Who pays for these neuterings? 17 19 -1019 1 A new study appears to validate what every 12 - year - old knows : If you drop food on the floor , you have five seconds until it becomes contaminated . study they really studied this? 2 3 -1019 1 A new study appears to validate what every 12 - year - old knows : If you drop food on the floor , you have five seconds until it becomes contaminated . study who is the study carried out by? 2 3 -1019 1 A new study appears to validate what every 12 - year - old knows : If you drop food on the floor , you have five seconds until it becomes contaminated . A new study What is the new study on? 0 3 -1019 1 A new study appears to validate what every 12 - year - old knows : If you drop food on the floor , you have five seconds until it becomes contaminated . new study Who did the new study? 1 3 -1019 2 Biology students at Aston University in Birmingham , England , tested the time - honored five - second rule and claim to have found some truth to it . some How much truth is some truth? 24 25 -1019 2 Biology students at Aston University in Birmingham , England , tested the time - honored five - second rule and claim to have found some truth to it . truth What truth did the biology students find to the five-second rule? 25 26 -1019 3 The faster you pick food up off the floor , they discovered , the less likely it is to contain bacteria . likely it is how did they measure bacteria? 15 18 -1019 3 The faster you pick food up off the floor , they discovered , the less likely it is to contain bacteria . likely How did they test a control to come to this comparison of less likely containing bacteria? 15 16 -1019 3 The faster you pick food up off the floor , they discovered , the less likely it is to contain bacteria . pick food up off the floor , What type of food can you pick up off the floor? 3 10 -1019 4 Working under the direction of microbiology professor Anthony Hilton , the students dropped toast , pasta , cookies and sticky candy and left them on the floor for three to 30 seconds , according to information released on the university ' s website March 10 . March 10 of which year? 43 45 -1019 4 Working under the direction of microbiology professor Anthony Hilton , the students dropped toast , pasta , cookies and sticky candy and left them on the floor for three to 30 seconds , according to information released on the university ' s website March 10 . 30 How did they decide on the time parameters of 3 to 30 seconds for the expirmemt? 30 31 -1020 1 LOS ANGELES - Tiny microbes on the bottom of the ocean floor may have been responsible for the largest extinction event our planet has ever seen , according to a new study . Tiny microbes how did they cause extinction? 3 5 -1020 1 LOS ANGELES - Tiny microbes on the bottom of the ocean floor may have been responsible for the largest extinction event our planet has ever seen , according to a new study . according to a new study . Who conducted the study? 27 33 -1020 1 LOS ANGELES - Tiny microbes on the bottom of the ocean floor may have been responsible for the largest extinction event our planet has ever seen , according to a new study . Tiny microbes How did the tiny microbes cause the largest extinction event? 3 5 -1020 1 LOS ANGELES - Tiny microbes on the bottom of the ocean floor may have been responsible for the largest extinction event our planet has ever seen , according to a new study . largest extinction event When was the largest extinction event? 18 21 -1020 2 These microbes of death were so small , that 1 billion of them could fit in a thimble - full of ocean sediment , and yet , they were almost responsible for killing off all the life on our planet , the scientists suggest . scientists suggest which scientists said it? 42 44 -1020 2 These microbes of death were so small , that 1 billion of them could fit in a thimble - full of ocean sediment , and yet , they were almost responsible for killing off all the life on our planet , the scientists suggest . microbes of death WHAT IS THE ACTUAL NAME OF THIS MICROBE? I DOUBT SCIENTISTS NAMED IT \"THE MICROBE OF DEATH\"... 1 4 -1020 3 The end - Permian extinction was the most catastrophic mass extinction the Earth has ever seen . the most catastrophic mass extinction what was the second most? 6 11 -1020 3 The end - Permian extinction was the most catastrophic mass extinction the Earth has ever seen . end - Permian extinction When did the end-Permian extinction occur? 1 5 -1020 3 The end - Permian extinction was the most catastrophic mass extinction the Earth has ever seen . end - Permian extinction WHEN DID THIS HAPPEN? 1 5 -1020 4 It started roughly 252 million years ago - long before the dinosaurs - and it continued for 20 , 000 years . 20 , 000 years Why did it continue for 20,000 years? 17 21 -1020 4 It started roughly 252 million years ago - long before the dinosaurs - and it continued for 20 , 000 years . continued for 20 , 000 years . WHY DID IT LAST SO LONG? 15 22 -1020 5 By the time it was over , nearly 90 percent of all life on Earth had been destroyed , the scientists say . had been destroyed , HOW DID WE RECOVER FORM THIS? 15 19 -1021 1 In what may be a revolution in experiencing music , 19 - year - old Russian pianist Osip Nikiforov is recording Chopin ' s Etude Op . revolution why is it a revolution? 5 6 -1021 1 In what may be a revolution in experiencing music , 19 - year - old Russian pianist Osip Nikiforov is recording Chopin ' s Etude Op . revolution in experiencing music , Why is this a revolution in experiencing music? 5 10 -1021 1 In what may be a revolution in experiencing music , 19 - year - old Russian pianist Osip Nikiforov is recording Chopin ' s Etude Op . revolution How is it a revolution in experiencing music? 5 6 -1021 2 10 , No . 1 , without capturing any of its sound . capturing how can they record without sound? 7 8 -1021 2 10 , No . 1 , without capturing any of its sound . any of its sound Sound of what? 8 12 -1021 2 10 , No . 1 , without capturing any of its sound . without capturing any of its sound Why is it not capturing any of its sounds? 6 12 -1021 2 10 , No . 1 , without capturing any of its sound . sound How can you record music without any sound? 11 12 -1021 3 Instead , a sensor - equipped piano is recording the " data " of his performance , the mechanical movements when keys and foot pedals are pressed . " data " why is it in quotes? 10 13 -1021 3 Instead , a sensor - equipped piano is recording the " data " of his performance , the mechanical movements when keys and foot pedals are pressed . Instead , Why is there a sensor-equipped piano recording data of his performance? 0 2 -1021 4 Playing a piano generates thousands of data points . generates Why does playing a piano generate a thousand of data points? 3 4 -1022 1 LOS ANGELES - Across the street from a wine lounge and a gourmet sausage spot in the Atwater Village neighborhood of Los Angeles , a small red - and - white neon sign reads : " DAVE ' S ACCORDION SCHOOL " . " DAVE ' S ACCORDION SCHOOL " he teaches accordions? 35 42 -1022 1 LOS ANGELES - Across the street from a wine lounge and a gourmet sausage spot in the Atwater Village neighborhood of Los Angeles , a small red - and - white neon sign reads : " DAVE ' S ACCORDION SCHOOL " . sausage What exactly is a sausage spot? 13 14 -1022 1 LOS ANGELES - Across the street from a wine lounge and a gourmet sausage spot in the Atwater Village neighborhood of Los Angeles , a small red - and - white neon sign reads : " DAVE ' S ACCORDION SCHOOL " . the Atwater Village neighborhood What is the Atwater Village neighborhood like? 16 20 -1022 2 Inside , black and tan cases sprawl in a row along the floor , and two shelves hold a hodgepodge of squeeze - boxes for sale . hodgepodge what does hodgepodge mean? 19 20 -1022 3 Business cards of norteño stars blanket a corkboard near the door , and nearby there ' s a printout of the dictionary ' s definition of the word " accordion , " with a suggested alternative : " A fantastic companion " . norteño what is this word? 3 4 -1022 3 Business cards of norteño stars blanket a corkboard near the door , and nearby there ' s a printout of the dictionary ' s definition of the word " accordion , " with a suggested alternative : " A fantastic companion " . stars What are Norteño stars? 4 5 -1022 3 Business cards of norteño stars blanket a corkboard near the door , and nearby there ' s a printout of the dictionary ' s definition of the word " accordion , " with a suggested alternative : " A fantastic companion " . printout What does the printout look like? 18 19 -1022 4 Owner Dave Caballero , 68 , sat on a piano bench examining the innards of a brown accordion . accordion Is this his accordion? 17 18 -1022 4 Owner Dave Caballero , 68 , sat on a piano bench examining the innards of a brown accordion . Owner Dave Caballero , What is his appearance like? 0 4 -1022 5 Down a narrow hallway , in a room decorated with an old blue couch and a figurine of Andy from " Toy Story , " his wife , Veronika , was finishing up her session with Emily Gaughenbaugh . Gaughenbaugh Who is she and what type of session was she having? 37 38 -1023 1 BEIJING - When Ma Wenfeng was a boy , his father earned so little money growing wheat and corn that the family mainly ate mantou , a steamed bread that is a staple of the poor . mantou , what does it look like? 24 26 -1023 1 BEIJING - When Ma Wenfeng was a boy , his father earned so little money growing wheat and corn that the family mainly ate mantou , a steamed bread that is a staple of the poor . Ma Wenfeng was a boy , During what years was Ma Wenfeng a boy? 3 9 -1023 1 BEIJING - When Ma Wenfeng was a boy , his father earned so little money growing wheat and corn that the family mainly ate mantou , a steamed bread that is a staple of the poor . little money growing wheat and corn How much can wheat and corn farmers earn in Beijing? 13 19 -1023 1 BEIJING - When Ma Wenfeng was a boy , his father earned so little money growing wheat and corn that the family mainly ate mantou , a steamed bread that is a staple of the poor . so little money How did his income compare to other people in their community? 12 15 -1023 2 The last thing he would have dreamed of was becoming a farmer . farmer but he ended up becoming one? 11 12 -1023 2 The last thing he would have dreamed of was becoming a farmer . last thing he would have dreamed of Why was this so far from his mind? 1 8 -1023 2 The last thing he would have dreamed of was becoming a farmer . becoming a farmer Why did he become a farmer? 9 12 -1023 2 The last thing he would have dreamed of was becoming a farmer . The last thing he would have dreamed What did he dream of doing? 0 7 -1023 2 The last thing he would have dreamed of was becoming a farmer . he Who is he? 3 4 -1023 3 Now it is his greatest ambition to start a farm , but not in China , a country where the very word for " farmer , " nongmin , is synonymous with " peasant " . nongmin , farmers are called this word? 27 29 -1023 3 Now it is his greatest ambition to start a farm , but not in China , a country where the very word for " farmer , " nongmin , is synonymous with " peasant " . not in China , What are some of the countries in which he would like to start a farm? 12 16 -1023 3 Now it is his greatest ambition to start a farm , but not in China , a country where the very word for " farmer , " nongmin , is synonymous with " peasant " . but not in China , Where does he want to start a farm? 11 16 -1023 4 Many Chinese farmers are long past retirement age but still tilling tiny , inefficient plots of land . inefficient plots of land Why is the land inefficient? 13 17 -1023 4 Many Chinese farmers are long past retirement age but still tilling tiny , inefficient plots of land . retirement age What is retirement age in China? 6 8 -1023 4 Many Chinese farmers are long past retirement age but still tilling tiny , inefficient plots of land . tiny , inefficient plots of land If the plots of land are tiny and inefficient, why do farmers continue to till them long past retirement age? 11 17 -1023 4 Many Chinese farmers are long past retirement age but still tilling tiny , inefficient plots of land . long past retirement age Why are they farming so late in life? 4 8 -1023 5 Motivated by the search for big expanses of land with abundant supplies of clean water , Chinese are looking far afield - to the United States , Chile , Brazil , Russia , Ukraine , Bulgaria and Australia . far afield - to the Why are they looking at these countries? 19 24 -1024 1 CHICAGO - On a recent afternoon at Chicago ' s Dewey Elementary Academy of Fine Arts , Ladon Brumfield asked a group of 9 - and 10 - year - old African - American girls to define beauty . define beauty what was their response? 36 38 -1024 1 CHICAGO - On a recent afternoon at Chicago ' s Dewey Elementary Academy of Fine Arts , Ladon Brumfield asked a group of 9 - and 10 - year - old African - American girls to define beauty . Ladon Brumfield Who is Ladon Brumfield? 17 19 -1024 1 CHICAGO - On a recent afternoon at Chicago ' s Dewey Elementary Academy of Fine Arts , Ladon Brumfield asked a group of 9 - and 10 - year - old African - American girls to define beauty . Ladon Brumfield Who is Ladon Brumfield? 17 19 -1024 2 The nearly 20 girls unanimously agreed that if a woman had short , kinky hair , she was not beautiful . kinky hair , from not brushing? 13 16 -1024 3 But when Brumfield , the director of a project empowering young girls , passed around a photograph of Lupita Nyong ' o , the dark - brown - skinned actress who sports an extra - short natural , the girls were silent for a moment . silent why were they silent? 41 42 -1024 3 But when Brumfield , the director of a project empowering young girls , passed around a photograph of Lupita Nyong ' o , the dark - brown - skinned actress who sports an extra - short natural , the girls were silent for a moment . project What is the name of the project? 8 9 -1024 3 But when Brumfield , the director of a project empowering young girls , passed around a photograph of Lupita Nyong ' o , the dark - brown - skinned actress who sports an extra - short natural , the girls were silent for a moment . project empowering young girls , What is the project empowering young girls? 8 13 -1024 4 Then , once again , their answer was unanimous : They agreed Nyong ' o was beautiful . Nyong ' o does it conflict? 12 15 -1024 4 Then , once again , their answer was unanimous : They agreed Nyong ' o was beautiful . answer Answer to what? 6 7 -1024 4 Then , once again , their answer was unanimous : They agreed Nyong ' o was beautiful . once again , Did Ladon Brumfield ask the question again? 2 5 -1024 5 " It ' s like they had to make a mental readjustment , " said Brumfield , founder of the non - profit Girls Rule ! non - profit Girls Rule ! What is the non-profit Girls Rule? 20 26 -1025 1 PHOENIX - Retired orthopedic surgeon Peter Rork and his co - pilot Doyle , a black Labrador retriever , spend their free time flying precious , sometimes barking , cargo in Rork ' s Cessna . cargo What cargo does Peter Rork fly? 29 30 -1025 1 PHOENIX - Retired orthopedic surgeon Peter Rork and his co - pilot Doyle , a black Labrador retriever , spend their free time flying precious , sometimes barking , cargo in Rork ' s Cessna . Retired When did Peter Rork retire? 2 3 -1025 1 PHOENIX - Retired orthopedic surgeon Peter Rork and his co - pilot Doyle , a black Labrador retriever , spend their free time flying precious , sometimes barking , cargo in Rork ' s Cessna . Cessna What kind of plane is a Cessna? 34 35 -1025 1 PHOENIX - Retired orthopedic surgeon Peter Rork and his co - pilot Doyle , a black Labrador retriever , spend their free time flying precious , sometimes barking , cargo in Rork ' s Cessna . precious , What is the precious cargo? 24 26 -1025 2 His last flight in March included 30 small dogs traveling from Arizona to a shelter in Idaho . 30 small dogs why were there no big dogs? 6 9 -1025 2 His last flight in March included 30 small dogs traveling from Arizona to a shelter in Idaho . Arizona Why did Peter Rork fly dogs from Arizona to Idaho? 11 12 -1025 2 His last flight in March included 30 small dogs traveling from Arizona to a shelter in Idaho . flight What kind of flight is it? 2 3 -1025 2 His last flight in March included 30 small dogs traveling from Arizona to a shelter in Idaho . 30 small dogs What type of small dogs? 6 9 -1025 2 His last flight in March included 30 small dogs traveling from Arizona to a shelter in Idaho . shelter What kind of shelter? 14 15 -1025 2 His last flight in March included 30 small dogs traveling from Arizona to a shelter in Idaho . from Arizona Where in Arizona did Peter Rork fly from? 10 12 -1025 3 " You almost feel like Santa Claus with a sled pulling in . feel like Santa Claus When do you feel like Santa Claus? 3 7 -1025 3 " You almost feel like Santa Claus with a sled pulling in . sled What type of sled? 9 10 -1025 3 " You almost feel like Santa Claus with a sled pulling in . pulling in Where are does sled pull in? 10 12 -1025 4 I ' ve got all kinds of goodies in the back of my plane , " Rork said from his home in Jackson Hole , Wyo . goodies What goodies does Peter Rork have in the back of his plane? 7 8 -1025 4 I ' ve got all kinds of goodies in the back of my plane , " Rork said from his home in Jackson Hole , Wyo . all kinds of goodies What kind of goodies? 4 8 -1025 4 I ' ve got all kinds of goodies in the back of my plane , " Rork said from his home in Jackson Hole , Wyo . back of my plane , " Where in the back of the plane? 10 16 -1025 5 Rork ' s organization , Dog Is My CoPilot , is among groups around the country that transport dogs by cars and planes to combat an overabundance of certain breeds in areas , a problem that often results in animal euthanasia . overabundance of certain breeds in areas , how does the problem arise? 26 33 -1025 5 Rork ' s organization , Dog Is My CoPilot , is among groups around the country that transport dogs by cars and planes to combat an overabundance of certain breeds in areas , a problem that often results in animal euthanasia . combat an overabundance What defines overabundance? 24 27 -1025 5 Rork ' s organization , Dog Is My CoPilot , is among groups around the country that transport dogs by cars and planes to combat an overabundance of certain breeds in areas , a problem that often results in animal euthanasia . certain breeds Which specific breeds? 28 30 -1025 5 Rork ' s organization , Dog Is My CoPilot , is among groups around the country that transport dogs by cars and planes to combat an overabundance of certain breeds in areas , a problem that often results in animal euthanasia . a problem Why overabundance of a a certain breed a problem? 33 35 -1026 1 JOHANNESBURG , South Africa - In scattered villages on steep green hillsides , many who killed their neighbors in Rwanda ' s genocide 20 years ago now live side by side with relatives of the dead . villages What are some examples of the villages? 7 8 -1026 2 Speech that creates ethnic divisions has been outlawed . Speech that creates ethnic divisions What kinds of speech create ethnic divisions? 0 5 -1026 3 Local tribunals called gacaca courts have allowed many offenders to be released from prison in return for confessions and expressions of remorse . gacaca courts what are those? 3 5 -1026 3 Local tribunals called gacaca courts have allowed many offenders to be released from prison in return for confessions and expressions of remorse . Local tribunals called gacaca courts How do these courts work? 0 5 -1026 4 And a generation of young people who grew up after the mass killings embody the hope of a new breed of Rwandans who identify not by ethnicity but by nationhood . Rwandans is rwanda not a country anymore? 21 22 -1026 5 Rwanda has made stunning progress since what was one of the 20th century ' s greatest crimes , when more than 800 , 000 Tutsis and moderate Hutus were slaughtered by Hutu extremists . Hutu extremists why were they slaughtered? 31 33 -1026 5 Rwanda has made stunning progress since what was one of the 20th century ' s greatest crimes , when more than 800 , 000 Tutsis and moderate Hutus were slaughtered by Hutu extremists . Hutus What is Hutu? 27 28 -1026 5 Rwanda has made stunning progress since what was one of the 20th century ' s greatest crimes , when more than 800 , 000 Tutsis and moderate Hutus were slaughtered by Hutu extremists . Tutsis What are Tutsis'? 24 25 -1026 5 Rwanda has made stunning progress since what was one of the 20th century ' s greatest crimes , when more than 800 , 000 Tutsis and moderate Hutus were slaughtered by Hutu extremists . made stunning progress How has this progress taken place? 2 5 -1027 1 MATSUMOTO , Japan - The 12 - year - old girl didn ' t want to leave her younger brother , and her grandparents didn ' t want her to go away . leave why did she have to leave? 16 17 -1027 1 MATSUMOTO , Japan - The 12 - year - old girl didn ' t want to leave her younger brother , and her grandparents didn ' t want her to go away . go away Why was the 12-year old going away? 30 32 -1027 1 MATSUMOTO , Japan - The 12 - year - old girl didn ' t want to leave her younger brother , and her grandparents didn ' t want her to go away . 12 - year - old girl Who is the 12-year-old girl? 5 11 -1027 1 MATSUMOTO , Japan - The 12 - year - old girl didn ' t want to leave her younger brother , and her grandparents didn ' t want her to go away . didn ' t want to leave Why did she have to leave her younger brother? 11 17 -1027 1 MATSUMOTO , Japan - The 12 - year - old girl didn ' t want to leave her younger brother , and her grandparents didn ' t want her to go away . her grandparents didn ' t want her to go away Why did they want her to stay? 22 32 -1027 2 But a family living near the " no - go zone " surrounding Japan ' s destroyed nuclear plant has other things to consider . " no - go zone " What is a no-go zone? 6 12 -1027 2 But a family living near the " no - go zone " surrounding Japan ' s destroyed nuclear plant has other things to consider . destroyed nuclear plant How was the nuclear plant destroyed? 16 19 -1027 2 But a family living near the " no - go zone " surrounding Japan ' s destroyed nuclear plant has other things to consider . " no - go zone " What is the \"no-go zone\"? 6 12 -1027 2 But a family living near the " no - go zone " surrounding Japan ' s destroyed nuclear plant has other things to consider . Japan ' s destroyed nuclear plant In what city is Japan's destroyed nuclear plant?\n\n\n\n 13 19 -1027 2 But a family living near the " no - go zone " surrounding Japan ' s destroyed nuclear plant has other things to consider . other things to consider What other things is this family considering? 20 24 -1027 2 But a family living near the " no - go zone " surrounding Japan ' s destroyed nuclear plant has other things to consider . destroyed nuclear plant Why was the plant destroyed? 16 19 -1027 3 Yukie Hashimoto and her husband sent their daughter 300 kilometers ( 200 miles ) away to the picturesque ski town of Matsumoto , where the mayor offered to take in and educate young people living in the shadow of the Fukushima Dai - ichi nuclear plant . Matsumoto , is there mountains? 21 23 -1027 3 Yukie Hashimoto and her husband sent their daughter 300 kilometers ( 200 miles ) away to the picturesque ski town of Matsumoto , where the mayor offered to take in and educate young people living in the shadow of the Fukushima Dai - ichi nuclear plant . offered to take in and educate How many young people will the mayor of Matsumoto be able to take in an educate? 26 32 -1027 3 Yukie Hashimoto and her husband sent their daughter 300 kilometers ( 200 miles ) away to the picturesque ski town of Matsumoto , where the mayor offered to take in and educate young people living in the shadow of the Fukushima Dai - ichi nuclear plant . shadow of the Fukushima Dai - ichi nuclear plant How far from the Dai-Chi nuclear plant does one have to live to escape its shadow? 37 46 -1027 4 Research has not shown the children to be in clear danger from exposure to low - dose radiation , but mistrust of the authorities remains high . mistrust of the authorities Why is mistrust of the authorities high? 20 24 -1027 4 Research has not shown the children to be in clear danger from exposure to low - dose radiation , but mistrust of the authorities remains high . Research What research has been done proving that children are not in danger from exposure to low-dose radiation? 0 1 -1027 4 Research has not shown the children to be in clear danger from exposure to low - dose radiation , but mistrust of the authorities remains high . clear danger What represents \"clear\" danger? 9 11 -1027 4 Research has not shown the children to be in clear danger from exposure to low - dose radiation , but mistrust of the authorities remains high . mistrust of the authorities Why do Japanese citizens mistrust authorities? 20 24 -1027 4 Research has not shown the children to be in clear danger from exposure to low - dose radiation , but mistrust of the authorities remains high . mistrust of the authorities remains high Why is there such mistrust? 20 26 -1027 5 The Hashimoto family , and the parents of seven other children , accepted the offer . accepted the offer how many declined? 12 15 -1028 1 LOS ANGELES - It ' s lunchtime at Washington Preparatory High School in Los Angeles , but 16 - year - old Parrish Jackson has barely touched her turkey burger and apricots . Parrish Jackson why hasnt she eaten? 22 24 -1028 1 LOS ANGELES - It ' s lunchtime at Washington Preparatory High School in Los Angeles , but 16 - year - old Parrish Jackson has barely touched her turkey burger and apricots . barely touched Why has Parrish Jackson barely touched her lunch? 25 27 -1028 1 LOS ANGELES - It ' s lunchtime at Washington Preparatory High School in Los Angeles , but 16 - year - old Parrish Jackson has barely touched her turkey burger and apricots . barely Why has Parrish barely touched her food at lunch? 25 26 -1028 1 LOS ANGELES - It ' s lunchtime at Washington Preparatory High School in Los Angeles , but 16 - year - old Parrish Jackson has barely touched her turkey burger and apricots . Parrish Who is Parris Jackson 22 23 -1028 1 LOS ANGELES - It ' s lunchtime at Washington Preparatory High School in Los Angeles , but 16 - year - old Parrish Jackson has barely touched her turkey burger and apricots . barely touched her turkey burger and apricots Why were the turkey burger and apricots not eaten? 25 32 -1028 2 She ' s dumping them into the trash can . trash can whys she dumping the food? 7 9 -1028 2 She ' s dumping them into the trash can . trash Why is Parrish Jackson throwing her lunch into the trash? 7 8 -1028 2 She ' s dumping them into the trash can . dumping Why is she dumping her lunch in the trash? 3 4 -1028 2 She ' s dumping them into the trash can . dumping Why is she throwing her lunch away? 3 4 -1028 2 She ' s dumping them into the trash can . dumping them into the trash can Why does not the school practice food composting? 3 9 -1028 3 The apricots are " sour , " the junior says . junior says is she spoiled? 8 10 -1028 3 The apricots are " sour , " the junior says . " sour , " Why are they sour? 3 7 -1028 3 The apricots are " sour , " the junior says . " sour , " Why are the apricots sour? 3 7 -1028 4 The meat is " nasty " . If it were up to her , she would just have taken the potato wedges - they ' re close enough to fries - then headed to the student store to fuel up on hot Cheetos and juice . " nasty " How is the meat nasty? 3 6 -1028 4 The meat is " nasty " . If it were up to her , she would just have taken the potato wedges - they ' re close enough to fries - then headed to the student store to fuel up on hot Cheetos and juice . " nasty " Why is the meat \"nasty\"? 3 6 -1028 5 And so it goes on hundreds of campuses in Los Angeles Unified , the nation ' s second - largest school system , which serves 650 , 000 meals a day . And so it goes on hundreds of campuses Why does not Los Angeles Unified school system re-evaluate their school meals? 0 8 -1029 1 KANSAS CITY , Mo . - It wasn ' t careless zookeepers that were responsible for the escape of seven chimpanzees from their Kansas City Zoo enclosure on Thursday afternoon . It wasn ' t careless zookeepers Who's fault was it? 6 12 -1029 1 KANSAS CITY , Mo . - It wasn ' t careless zookeepers that were responsible for the escape of seven chimpanzees from their Kansas City Zoo enclosure on Thursday afternoon . It wasn ' t careless zookeepers Then who was it? 6 12 -1029 1 KANSAS CITY , Mo . - It wasn ' t careless zookeepers that were responsible for the escape of seven chimpanzees from their Kansas City Zoo enclosure on Thursday afternoon . the escape how did they escape? 16 18 -1029 1 KANSAS CITY , Mo . - It wasn ' t careless zookeepers that were responsible for the escape of seven chimpanzees from their Kansas City Zoo enclosure on Thursday afternoon . escape of seven chimpanzees How did the animals escape? 17 21 -1029 1 KANSAS CITY , Mo . - It wasn ' t careless zookeepers that were responsible for the escape of seven chimpanzees from their Kansas City Zoo enclosure on Thursday afternoon . Kansas City Zoo enclosure How long had they been enclosed there? 23 27 -1029 2 It was clever chimpanzees . That was zoo director Randy Wisthoff ' s explanation for the unauthorized excursion that prompted a " Code Red " response among zoo employees , an hourlong lockdown of zoo visitors and finally a careful roundup . clever chimpanzees are they smart? 2 4 -1029 2 It was clever chimpanzees . That was zoo director Randy Wisthoff ' s explanation for the unauthorized excursion that prompted a " Code Red " response among zoo employees , an hourlong lockdown of zoo visitors and finally a careful roundup . It was clever chimpanzees How were they clever? 0 4 -1029 2 It was clever chimpanzees . That was zoo director Randy Wisthoff ' s explanation for the unauthorized excursion that prompted a " Code Red " response among zoo employees , an hourlong lockdown of zoo visitors and finally a careful roundup . clever chimpanzees how did they show they were clever? 2 4 -1029 2 It was clever chimpanzees . That was zoo director Randy Wisthoff ' s explanation for the unauthorized excursion that prompted a " Code Red " response among zoo employees , an hourlong lockdown of zoo visitors and finally a careful roundup . zoo employees , How many employees? 27 30 -1029 2 It was clever chimpanzees . That was zoo director Randy Wisthoff ' s explanation for the unauthorized excursion that prompted a " Code Red " response among zoo employees , an hourlong lockdown of zoo visitors and finally a careful roundup . finally a careful roundup How did they manage the round up? 37 41 -1029 3 " Chimps are so smart , " Wisthoff said . so smart , " how smart are they? 3 7 -1029 3 " Chimps are so smart , " Wisthoff said . smart , " how are they smart? 4 7 -1029 3 " Chimps are so smart , " Wisthoff said . so smart , " Are they as smart as a human? 3 7 -1029 4 One of them , he said , either found or broke off a 5 - or 6 - foot log or branch , leaned it against a wall and clambered to the top . clambered to the top what was at the top? 29 33 -1029 5 Then that chimpanzee - the " ringleader , " Wisthoff called him - persuaded six friends to join him . persuaded six friends to join him How does a chimp persuade? 13 19 -1029 5 Then that chimpanzee - the " ringleader , " Wisthoff called him - persuaded six friends to join him . called him how did they call him? 10 12 -1029 5 Then that chimpanzee - the " ringleader , " Wisthoff called him - persuaded six friends to join him . persuaded How did he persuade them? 13 14 -1030 1 Nick Stepka knew what gift would make his daughter ' s 3rd birthday a hit , and it wasn ' t a toy or doll . wasn ' t a toy or what was it then? 18 24 -1030 1 Nick Stepka knew what gift would make his daughter ' s 3rd birthday a hit , and it wasn ' t a toy or doll . gift What gift would make Nick Stepka's daughter's 3rd birthday a hit? 4 5 -1030 1 Nick Stepka knew what gift would make his daughter ' s 3rd birthday a hit , and it wasn ' t a toy or doll . make Why would the gift make his daughter's birthday party a hit? 6 7 -1030 1 Nick Stepka knew what gift would make his daughter ' s 3rd birthday a hit , and it wasn ' t a toy or doll . knew How did Nick Stepka know the gift would make the birthday party a hit? 2 3 -1030 2 He gave her a tablet - not a sleek new iPad or a hand - me - down Samsung , but one specifically designed and marketed for little ones . marketed for little ones what company makes those? 25 29 -1030 2 He gave her a tablet - not a sleek new iPad or a hand - me - down Samsung , but one specifically designed and marketed for little ones . tablet What brand of tablet? 4 5 -1030 2 He gave her a tablet - not a sleek new iPad or a hand - me - down Samsung , but one specifically designed and marketed for little ones . specifically How is the tablet specifically designed for little ones? 22 23 -1030 2 He gave her a tablet - not a sleek new iPad or a hand - me - down Samsung , but one specifically designed and marketed for little ones . marketed How is the marketing for the tablet different from other tablets? 25 26 -1030 3 It even came with a purple protective casing and loaded with kids ' applications and games . purple protective casing can it be taken off? 5 8 -1030 3 It even came with a purple protective casing and loaded with kids ' applications and games . loaded Why was the tablet loaded with applications and games? 9 10 -1030 4 " Her eyes lit up when she opened it , " said Stepka , 34 , a Shakopee , Minn . , father of three . lit Why did her eyes light up when she opened it? 3 4 -1030 5 " Everything else got put to the side " . put How was everything else put aside? 4 5 -1031 1 WASHINGTON - President Barack Obama on Monday called on Americans to stand up against religious bigotry as he offered his support to the families of those killed in shootings at two Jewish community centers in the Kansas City area . two Jewish community centers Which two Jewish community centers? 30 34 -1031 1 WASHINGTON - President Barack Obama on Monday called on Americans to stand up against religious bigotry as he offered his support to the families of those killed in shootings at two Jewish community centers in the Kansas City area . killed How many people were killed? 26 27 -1031 3 " No one should ever have to fear for their safety when they go to pray . pray is obama saying this? 15 16 -1031 4 And as a government , we ' re going to provide whatever assistance is needed to support the investigation " . provide whatever assistance how will they do that? 10 13 -1031 4 And as a government , we ' re going to provide whatever assistance is needed to support the investigation " . assistance What types of assistance would be provided? 12 13 -1031 5 Obama noted that he had a connection to two of the victims . connection what was the connection? 6 7 -1031 5 Obama noted that he had a connection to two of the victims . connection What was President Obama's connection with two of the victims? 6 7 -1031 5 Obama noted that he had a connection to two of the victims . connection How did he have a connection to them? 6 7 -1031 5 Obama noted that he had a connection to two of the victims . had a connection to two of the victims What is the connection? 4 12 -1032 1 PITTSBURGH - Teaching students alternatives to violence and improving their access to mental - health services are among the best ideas officials say they have for preventing the kind of bloodshed that has struck a long list of schools , including Franklin Regional High School in Murrysville , Pennsylvania . alternatives to violence What alternatives to violence are the officials teaching students? 4 7 -1032 1 PITTSBURGH - Teaching students alternatives to violence and improving their access to mental - health services are among the best ideas officials say they have for preventing the kind of bloodshed that has struck a long list of schools , including Franklin Regional High School in Murrysville , Pennsylvania . the kind of bloodshed What is considered \"bloodshed\" 27 31 -1032 2 But they say progress on arresting school violence nationwide has been hamstrung by a lack of funding , deployment of school - safety programs that haven ' t worked and a failure to properly train school staff and students . hamstrung why cant they get funding? 11 12 -1032 2 But they say progress on arresting school violence nationwide has been hamstrung by a lack of funding , deployment of school - safety programs that haven ' t worked and a failure to properly train school staff and students . failure to properly train Why can't school staff be properly trained? 31 35 -1032 2 But they say progress on arresting school violence nationwide has been hamstrung by a lack of funding , deployment of school - safety programs that haven ' t worked and a failure to properly train school staff and students . school - safety programs that haven ' t worked What were the school safety programs? 20 29 -1032 3 " We ' re 15 years after Columbine , and you ' d have thought we would have solved that problem , " John Matthews , executive director of the Texas - based Community Safety Institute said , referring to the 1999 rampage at a Colorado high school in which seniors Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold fatally shot 12 students and a teacher and injured about 20 others before committing suicide . solved that problem , " Why hasn't the problem been solved in 15 years? 18 23 -1032 4 A new Vanderbilt University study suggests that teaching younger students conflict - resolution skills - to think before they act - could be more effective than other techniques for reducing violence . University study suggests is that what the data said? 3 6 -1032 5 The study included a review of 27 school - safety programs nationwide and discussion sessions with Nashville , Tenn . , youths who were victims of violence . review of 27 school - safety it was very comprehensive then? 4 10 -1032 5 The study included a review of 27 school - safety programs nationwide and discussion sessions with Nashville , Tenn . , youths who were victims of violence . a review of 27 school - safety programs nationwide What do these programs entail? 3 12 -1033 1 WASHINGTON - Harry S . McAlpin made history in February 1944 when he became the first black reporter to cover a presidential news conference at the White House . cover a presidential news conference Which president was in office at the time? 19 24 -1033 1 WASHINGTON - Harry S . McAlpin made history in February 1944 when he became the first black reporter to cover a presidential news conference at the White House . presidential news conference Whose conference was he covering? 21 24 -1033 1 WASHINGTON - Harry S . McAlpin made history in February 1944 when he became the first black reporter to cover a presidential news conference at the White House . first black reporter Who allowed Harry to cover the presidential news conference? 15 18 -1033 3 And Franklin Delano Roosevelt , who ' d opened the White House doors after entreaties from African - American publishers , greeted the reporter as he made his way over to the president ' s desk , telling him , " Glad to see you , McAlpin " . McAlpin " does he know him? 46 48 -1033 3 And Franklin Delano Roosevelt , who ' d opened the White House doors after entreaties from African - American publishers , greeted the reporter as he made his way over to the president ' s desk , telling him , " Glad to see you , McAlpin " . entreaties from African - American publishers , How long have other African American publishers been trying to be invited to these news conferences? 14 21 -1033 4 It was not a sentiment shared by McAlpin ' s fellow scribes , members of the White House Correspondents ' Association who for a decade had denied black reporters the opportunity to attend the twice - weekly news conferences in the Oval Office . had denied black reporters Why were they still denying African-Americans access? 25 29 -1033 4 It was not a sentiment shared by McAlpin ' s fellow scribes , members of the White House Correspondents ' Association who for a decade had denied black reporters the opportunity to attend the twice - weekly news conferences in the Oval Office . White House Correspondents ' Association Who is the White House Correspondents' association? 16 21 -1033 5 Roosevelt ' s invite did nothing to deter them . deter them would anything deter them? 7 9 -1034 1 ALEPPO , Syria - The family members stood shivering on a balcony in Aleppo ' s Anadan suburb as midnight approached , their sleep interrupted by the nightly duty of a government helicopter pilot somewhere above them . Aleppo ' s is that the capital? 13 16 -1034 1 ALEPPO , Syria - The family members stood shivering on a balcony in Aleppo ' s Anadan suburb as midnight approached , their sleep interrupted by the nightly duty of a government helicopter pilot somewhere above them . balcony Why was the family outside of the balcony? 11 12 -1034 1 ALEPPO , Syria - The family members stood shivering on a balcony in Aleppo ' s Anadan suburb as midnight approached , their sleep interrupted by the nightly duty of a government helicopter pilot somewhere above them . duty Why was there a nightly duty of government helicopters? 28 29 -1034 1 ALEPPO , Syria - The family members stood shivering on a balcony in Aleppo ' s Anadan suburb as midnight approached , their sleep interrupted by the nightly duty of a government helicopter pilot somewhere above them . nightly duty of a government helicopter pilot Why are there daily helicopter flights 27 34 -1034 1 ALEPPO , Syria - The family members stood shivering on a balcony in Aleppo ' s Anadan suburb as midnight approached , their sleep interrupted by the nightly duty of a government helicopter pilot somewhere above them . family members Whose family members stood on a balcony? 5 7 -1034 1 ALEPPO , Syria - The family members stood shivering on a balcony in Aleppo ' s Anadan suburb as midnight approached , their sleep interrupted by the nightly duty of a government helicopter pilot somewhere above them . helicopter pilot For what country's government is the helicopter pilot from? 32 34 -1034 2 They followed the sound of the helicopter ' s whirring blades as well as scratchy updates coming over a walkie - talkie from rebels spread throughout the area . scratchy what does scratchy mean here? 14 15 -1034 2 They followed the sound of the helicopter ' s whirring blades as well as scratchy updates coming over a walkie - talkie from rebels spread throughout the area . walkie - talkie Why does the family have a walkie-talkie connected to the rebels? 19 22 -1034 2 They followed the sound of the helicopter ' s whirring blades as well as scratchy updates coming over a walkie - talkie from rebels spread throughout the area . rebels What are they rebelling about? 23 24 -1034 2 They followed the sound of the helicopter ' s whirring blades as well as scratchy updates coming over a walkie - talkie from rebels spread throughout the area . area What area were the rebels spread about? 27 28 -1034 3 News came in that the helicopter had dropped two barrel bombs - oil drums filled with TNT that can level buildings - on nearby towns . helicopter had dropped two barrel bombs Why are they dropping bombs? 5 11 -1034 3 News came in that the helicopter had dropped two barrel bombs - oil drums filled with TNT that can level buildings - on nearby towns . towns Which towns had the barrel bombs dropped on them? 24 25 -1034 3 News came in that the helicopter had dropped two barrel bombs - oil drums filled with TNT that can level buildings - on nearby towns . dropped two barrel bombs - Why were the bombs dropped? 7 12 -1034 4 They knew that the helicopters can carry up to four of the bombs . that the helicopters how did they know that? 2 5 -1034 4 They knew that the helicopters can carry up to four of the bombs . four of the bombs Were they carrying all four and did they drop the other two? 9 13 -1034 4 They knew that the helicopters can carry up to four of the bombs . They Who knew about the helicopters carrying bombs? 0 1 -1034 5 They waited for the last two . Below them , lights came on in basement bunkers as others sought a small measure of protection . bunkers Why doesn’t the family seek shelter in a bunker? 15 16 -1034 5 They waited for the last two . Below them , lights came on in basement bunkers as others sought a small measure of protection . a small measure of protection How much protection do these bunkers give? 19 24 -1035 1 JUBA , South Sudan - Close calls with crocodiles , a brutal civil war and even the death of a fellow traveler have not deterred a British man from attempting to walk the length of the Nile River . man from attempting to walk the length of who is this guy? 27 35 -1035 1 JUBA , South Sudan - Close calls with crocodiles , a brutal civil war and even the death of a fellow traveler have not deterred a British man from attempting to walk the length of the Nile River . the death of a fellow traveler How did his fellow traveler die? 16 22 -1035 1 JUBA , South Sudan - Close calls with crocodiles , a brutal civil war and even the death of a fellow traveler have not deterred a British man from attempting to walk the length of the Nile River . walk the length of the Nile River Why does he want to undertake such a dangerous mission? 31 38 -1035 1 JUBA , South Sudan - Close calls with crocodiles , a brutal civil war and even the death of a fellow traveler have not deterred a British man from attempting to walk the length of the Nile River . British man Who is the British man trying to walk the length of the Nile River? 26 28 -1035 1 JUBA , South Sudan - Close calls with crocodiles , a brutal civil war and even the death of a fellow traveler have not deterred a British man from attempting to walk the length of the Nile River . walk the length of the Nile River Why is a man walking the length of the Nile River? 31 38 -1035 2 The yearlong 4 , 250 mile journey along the world ' s longest river will see the former British army captain pass through six countries . six countries which countries? 23 25 -1035 2 The yearlong 4 , 250 mile journey along the world ' s longest river will see the former British army captain pass through six countries . pass through six countries . Which six countries? 21 26 -1035 2 The yearlong 4 , 250 mile journey along the world ' s longest river will see the former British army captain pass through six countries . six countries Which six countries will the British man be passing though? 23 25 -1035 3 After four months trekking through Rwanda , Tanzania and Uganda , Levison Wood is now in South Sudan , a country with little infrastructure that has been destabilized by four months of fighting between pro - and anti - government forces . months of fighting Why are they fighting? 30 33 -1035 4 The 31 - year - old said it took three years to plan the walk from Rwanda to Egypt . three years to plan why did it take so long to plan? 9 13 -1035 4 The 31 - year - old said it took three years to plan the walk from Rwanda to Egypt . three years to plan What goes into the planning? 9 13 -1035 4 The 31 - year - old said it took three years to plan the walk from Rwanda to Egypt . three years Why did it take three years to plan? 9 11 -1035 5 " I ' ve always had a passion for Africa since I was young . passion for Africa what is the passion based on? 7 10 -1036 1 AKRON , Ohio - Casual observers might call Vera Kap ' s eggs beautiful or intricate or even exquisite . Vera Who is Vera Kap? 8 9 -1036 1 AKRON , Ohio - Casual observers might call Vera Kap ' s eggs beautiful or intricate or even exquisite . Vera Kap ' s what is this? 8 12 -1036 1 AKRON , Ohio - Casual observers might call Vera Kap ' s eggs beautiful or intricate or even exquisite . intricate how do they look like? 15 16 -1036 1 AKRON , Ohio - Casual observers might call Vera Kap ' s eggs beautiful or intricate or even exquisite . eggs Are these real or fabricated eggs? 12 13 -1036 2 But Kap knows they ' re so much more . more What are they? 8 9 -1036 2 But Kap knows they ' re so much more . Kap who is this? 1 2 -1036 2 But Kap knows they ' re so much more . so much more So much more in what way? 6 9 -1036 2 But Kap knows they ' re so much more . so much more What makes tham \"more\" than other, similar eggs? 6 9 -1036 3 The West Akron , Ohio , resident is a pysanky artist , who decorates Easter eggs using methods and motifs that have been part of Ukrainian culture for centuries . pysanky what is pysansky? 9 10 -1036 3 The West Akron , Ohio , resident is a pysanky artist , who decorates Easter eggs using methods and motifs that have been part of Ukrainian culture for centuries . Ukrainian culture is Kap from Ukraine? how do they know how to decorate the eggs? 25 27 -1036 3 The West Akron , Ohio , resident is a pysanky artist , who decorates Easter eggs using methods and motifs that have been part of Ukrainian culture for centuries . methods and motifs What kinds of methods? 17 20 -1036 4 To her , the eggs aren ' t just springtime ornaments . springtime ornaments are they sentimental? 9 11 -1036 4 To her , the eggs aren ' t just springtime ornaments . ornaments What are they? 10 11 -1036 4 To her , the eggs aren ' t just springtime ornaments . aren ' t just what does it mean to her? 5 9 -1036 5 They ' re a connection to her heritage and proof that tradition can triumph over hardship and oppression . oppression What kind of oppression? 17 18 -1036 5 They ' re a connection to her heritage and proof that tradition can triumph over hardship and oppression . hardship and oppression what hardships and oppression? 15 18 -1036 5 They ' re a connection to her heritage and proof that tradition can triumph over hardship and oppression . tradition can triumph How do these eggs demonstrate triumph? What was the hardship? 11 14 -1037 1 BEIJING - Investigators looking for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 have put away their towed pinger locator and are about to call off searches for surface debris . pinger locator what is a pinger locator? 14 16 -1037 1 BEIJING - Investigators looking for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 have put away their towed pinger locator and are about to call off searches for surface debris . towed pinger locator What is a towed pinger locator? 13 16 -1037 1 BEIJING - Investigators looking for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 have put away their towed pinger locator and are about to call off searches for surface debris . looking for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 How long was the flight missing? 3 9 -1037 1 BEIJING - Investigators looking for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 have put away their towed pinger locator and are about to call off searches for surface debris . looking for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 Why are people looking for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370? 3 9 -1037 1 BEIJING - Investigators looking for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 have put away their towed pinger locator and are about to call off searches for surface debris . towed pinger locator What is a towed pinger locator? 13 16 -1037 1 BEIJING - Investigators looking for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 have put away their towed pinger locator and are about to call off searches for surface debris . call off searches Why are they about to call of searches? 20 23 -1037 2 Now , it ' s all up to a little yellow robotic submarine to find the missing Boeing 777 in an area bigger than the city of Los Angeles . little yellow robotic submarine who is piloting it? 9 13 -1037 2 Now , it ' s all up to a little yellow robotic submarine to find the missing Boeing 777 in an area bigger than the city of Los Angeles . area What area is the robotic submarine searching? 21 22 -1037 2 Now , it ' s all up to a little yellow robotic submarine to find the missing Boeing 777 in an area bigger than the city of Los Angeles . yellow robotic submarine What is this yellow robotic submarine called? 10 13 -1037 2 Now , it ' s all up to a little yellow robotic submarine to find the missing Boeing 777 in an area bigger than the city of Los Angeles . little yellow robotic submarine Why is it all up to a little yellow robotic submarine? 9 13 -1037 3 Technicians aboard the Australian ship Ocean Shield were set Monday afternoon to start deploying the Bluefin - 21 underwater autonomous vehicle in the Indian Ocean , sending it 2 . 8 miles down to the seabed and using its side - scanning sonar arrays to look for wreckage from the plane . wreckage from the plane How many passengers were aboard the plane? 47 51 -1037 3 Technicians aboard the Australian ship Ocean Shield were set Monday afternoon to start deploying the Bluefin - 21 underwater autonomous vehicle in the Indian Ocean , sending it 2 . 8 miles down to the seabed and using its side - scanning sonar arrays to look for wreckage from the plane . sonar arrays Why would sonar arrays be used? 42 44 -1037 3 Technicians aboard the Australian ship Ocean Shield were set Monday afternoon to start deploying the Bluefin - 21 underwater autonomous vehicle in the Indian Ocean , sending it 2 . 8 miles down to the seabed and using its side - scanning sonar arrays to look for wreckage from the plane . wreckage Why would there be wreckage? 47 48 -1037 4 " It is time to go underwater , " Air Chief Marshal Angus Houston , who is coordinating the search from Perth , Australia , said in announcing the new phase of operations . Perth , is that in west australia? 21 23 -1037 4 " It is time to go underwater , " Air Chief Marshal Angus Houston , who is coordinating the search from Perth , Australia , said in announcing the new phase of operations . " It is time to go underwater , " What are the chances of finding the missing plane underwater? 0 9 -1037 5 Unless the robot sub gets lucky , the process could take a while : The U . S . Navy , which lent the Bluefin - 21 to the search team , said mapping the area where the plane most likely disappeared could take six weeks to two months . robot sub How much does this robot sub cost? 2 4 -1037 5 Unless the robot sub gets lucky , the process could take a while : The U . S . Navy , which lent the Bluefin - 21 to the search team , said mapping the area where the plane most likely disappeared could take six weeks to two months . mapping the area Why does mapping the area take so long? 33 36 -1037 5 Unless the robot sub gets lucky , the process could take a while : The U . S . Navy , which lent the Bluefin - 21 to the search team , said mapping the area where the plane most likely disappeared could take six weeks to two months . U . S . Navy , Why does the U.S. Navy have the Bluefin-21? 15 21 -1038 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - Lake County teacher Lynn Barrett ' s young students chatter softly while huddled in groups over their iPads as they explain the cause and effect of events in a fictional story . fictional story Which fictional story are the students discussing? 34 36 -1038 2 The kindergarten through second - graders help one another work the device and explain tough concepts - without the pressure to earn an A or fear of receiving an F . Grades don ' t mean much to Barrett , a veteran teacher . veteran teacher how long has he been teaching? 41 43 -1038 2 The kindergarten through second - graders help one another work the device and explain tough concepts - without the pressure to earn an A or fear of receiving an F . Grades don ' t mean much to Barrett , a veteran teacher . kindergarten through second - graders Are the different grade levels all being taught together? 1 6 -1038 2 The kindergarten through second - graders help one another work the device and explain tough concepts - without the pressure to earn an A or fear of receiving an F . Grades don ' t mean much to Barrett , a veteran teacher . Grades don ' t mean much to Barrett , Why doesn't she put much emphasis on grades? 31 40 -1038 3 An A - plus in reading , for instance , won ' t tell parents how well their child can pronounce words with silent letters , just as a C or F can ' t explain how well a child understands vowels , she said . she said do other teachers think the same way? 43 45 -1038 4 " Just because they got an A or a 92 on their report card in no way tells a parent exactly what they did , " she said . in no way tells a parent exactly what they did , " Isn't this what notes on report cards and parent teacher meetings are for? 14 26 -1038 5 " All that tells you is a number . It doesn ' t really give you any kind of depth of knowledge as to what they know " . knowledge as to what they how can it be quantified then? 21 26 -1039 1 MINNEAPOLIS - Another group of former NHL players has joined the fight for compensation for head injuries they say they incurred while playing , while at the same time targeting the violence of the game that they believe brought about those injuries . head injuries did they get concussions? 15 17 -1039 1 MINNEAPOLIS - Another group of former NHL players has joined the fight for compensation for head injuries they say they incurred while playing , while at the same time targeting the violence of the game that they believe brought about those injuries . compensation how much is the compensation? 13 14 -1039 1 MINNEAPOLIS - Another group of former NHL players has joined the fight for compensation for head injuries they say they incurred while playing , while at the same time targeting the violence of the game that they believe brought about those injuries . former NHL players Who are the former NHL players who are fighting for head injury compensation? 5 8 -1039 1 MINNEAPOLIS - Another group of former NHL players has joined the fight for compensation for head injuries they say they incurred while playing , while at the same time targeting the violence of the game that they believe brought about those injuries . former NHL What team/teams are these players from? 5 7 -1039 1 MINNEAPOLIS - Another group of former NHL players has joined the fight for compensation for head injuries they say they incurred while playing , while at the same time targeting the violence of the game that they believe brought about those injuries . group of Who are the players that are making up the group? 3 5 -1039 2 Retired players Dave Christian , Reed Larson and William Bennett filed a class action lawsuit in federal court on Tuesday alleging that the league has promoted fighting and downplayed the risk of head injuries that come from it . Dave Christian , Reed Larson and William Bennett What teams/teams did these individuals play for? 2 10 -1039 2 Retired players Dave Christian , Reed Larson and William Bennett filed a class action lawsuit in federal court on Tuesday alleging that the league has promoted fighting and downplayed the risk of head injuries that come from it . filed a class action lawsuit in federal court Where exactly (county, state, country, etc.) will this lawsuit take place? 10 18 -1039 3 " I think the glorified violence is really the Achilles heel for the NHL , " said Charles " Bucky " Zimmerman , an attorney at Zimmerman Reed that filed the lawsuit on behalf of the players . glorified violence What is considered \"glorified violence\"? 4 6 -1039 3 " I think the glorified violence is really the Achilles heel for the NHL , " said Charles " Bucky " Zimmerman , an attorney at Zimmerman Reed that filed the lawsuit on behalf of the players . Charles Is this attorney a typical athlete/retired athlete representative? 17 18 -1039 4 " If anything comes of this , the focus on the glorified violence and perhaps the change to that will be a good thing " . glorified violence who glorifies it? 11 13 -1039 5 The lawsuit , which is similar to one brought by former football players against the NFL , joins others filed by hockey players in Washington and New York and seeks monetary damages and increased medical monitoring . medical monitoring how can they be monitored? 34 36 -1039 5 The lawsuit , which is similar to one brought by former football players against the NFL , joins others filed by hockey players in Washington and New York and seeks monetary damages and increased medical monitoring . medical monitoring How much would the medical monitoring cost the NFL? 34 36 -1039 5 The lawsuit , which is similar to one brought by former football players against the NFL , joins others filed by hockey players in Washington and New York and seeks monetary damages and increased medical monitoring . former football players Who are the former football players who sued the NFL? 10 13 -1039 5 The lawsuit , which is similar to one brought by former football players against the NFL , joins others filed by hockey players in Washington and New York and seeks monetary damages and increased medical monitoring . monetary damages How much in monetary damages are the hockey players suing for? 30 32 -1039 5 The lawsuit , which is similar to one brought by former football players against the NFL , joins others filed by hockey players in Washington and New York and seeks monetary damages and increased medical monitoring . medical monitoring What kind of monitoring? 34 36 -1039 5 The lawsuit , which is similar to one brought by former football players against the NFL , joins others filed by hockey players in Washington and New York and seeks monetary damages and increased medical monitoring . is similar What exactly did they sue for? 4 6 -1040 1 BOSTON - Under heavy security that included a battery of surveillance cameras and police officers on rooftops , nearly 36 , 000 runners hit the streets Monday in the first Boston Marathon since last year ' s deadly bombing , sending a powerful message of resilience . security how many security workers? 4 5 -1040 2 In what some saw as altogether fitting , an American won the men ' s division for the first time in more than 30 years , dominating a field that included many athletes who were prevented from completing the race last year . American were there lots of foreigners? 9 10 -1040 4 The two pressure - cooker bombs that went off near the end of the 26 . 2 - mile course killed three people and wounded more than 260 in a hellish spectacle of torn limbs , smoke and broken glass . hellish spectacle was it recorded? 30 32 -1040 4 The two pressure - cooker bombs that went off near the end of the 26 . 2 - mile course killed three people and wounded more than 260 in a hellish spectacle of torn limbs , smoke and broken glass . bombs that went off Why did the terrorists do this? 5 9 -1041 1 ATLANTA - Arthur Blank donned traditional soccer garb to mark his newest venture - an MLS team for Atlanta . Arthur Blank who is he? 2 4 -1041 1 ATLANTA - Arthur Blank donned traditional soccer garb to mark his newest venture - an MLS team for Atlanta . Arthur Blank Who is Arthur Blank? 2 4 -1041 2 " I love this one , " Blank said , looking down at the red , black and gold scarf draped over his dark suit . red , black and gold scarf is it luxurious? 14 20 -1041 2 " I love this one , " Blank said , looking down at the red , black and gold scarf draped over his dark suit . " I love this one , " Why does he love \"this one\"? 0 7 -1041 3 " I haven ' t taken it off since it was given to me . given to me when was it given to him? 11 14 -1041 3 " I haven ' t taken it off since it was given to me . since it was given to me How long ago was it given to him, and how does he maintain self sanitation with it always on? 8 14 -1041 3 " I haven ' t taken it off since it was given to me . given Who gave it to him? 11 12 -1041 3 " I haven ' t taken it off since it was given to me . given to me Who gave Arthur Blank the scarf? 11 14 -1041 4 I may not sleep in it tonight , but I may . but I may is he joking? 8 11 -1041 4 I may not sleep in it tonight , but I may . but I may He may or may not sleep with it on depending on what factors? 8 11 -1041 5 I haven ' t decided yet " . Major League Soccer announced its latest team Wednesday , an expansion team for Atlanta that will begin play in 2017 at the city ' s new retractable roof stadium . city ' s new retractable roof stadium What is the name of the city's new retractable roof stadium? 30 37 -1042 1 JEFFERSON CITY , Mo . - Through 13 years of teaching , Jennifer Kavanaugh never dreamed of hitting a child - not even once . child - not even once but she did it now? 19 24 -1042 1 JEFFERSON CITY , Mo . - Through 13 years of teaching , Jennifer Kavanaugh never dreamed of hitting a child - not even once . teaching , Where does Jennifer work? 10 12 -1042 1 JEFFERSON CITY , Mo . - Through 13 years of teaching , Jennifer Kavanaugh never dreamed of hitting a child - not even once . never dreamed of hitting a child What did Jennifer Kavanaugh dream of during these 13 years? 14 20 -1042 2 Kavanaugh , now a fifth - grade teacher at St . Margaret of Scotland School in St . Louis , previously taught in a school where children were physically punished for bad behavior , but she never participated . she never did she report it? 35 37 -1042 2 Kavanaugh , now a fifth - grade teacher at St . Margaret of Scotland School in St . Louis , previously taught in a school where children were physically punished for bad behavior , but she never participated . physically punished for bad behavior , How were they physically punished? 28 34 -1042 2 Kavanaugh , now a fifth - grade teacher at St . Margaret of Scotland School in St . Louis , previously taught in a school where children were physically punished for bad behavior , but she never participated . St . Margaret of Scotland School in St . Louis , How do the rules concerning physical discipline differ in St. Louis compared to Kavanaugh's previous school? 9 20 -1042 2 Kavanaugh , now a fifth - grade teacher at St . Margaret of Scotland School in St . Louis , previously taught in a school where children were physically punished for bad behavior , but she never participated . physically punished for bad behavior , What sort of behavior led to these punishments? 28 34 -1042 3 She knows there are teachers across the state who do , however , and she wants it stopped . knows there are teachers across the how does she know this? 1 7 -1042 3 She knows there are teachers across the state who do , however , and she wants it stopped . she wants it stopped Does she have a plan of action? 14 18 -1042 3 She knows there are teachers across the state who do , however , and she wants it stopped . there are teachers across the state who do , How do these physical punishments affect the growing students? 2 11 -1042 3 She knows there are teachers across the state who do , however , and she wants it stopped . she wants it stopped Why does she feel so strongly? 14 18 -1042 4 " All studies point to the fact that corporal punishment does not make for a more peaceful , happier child , " she said at the Capitol on Wednesday . punishment does not make for a more peaceful , Does physical punishment actually cause more negative behavior from the students being disciplined? 9 18 -1042 4 " All studies point to the fact that corporal punishment does not make for a more peaceful , happier child , " she said at the Capitol on Wednesday . " All studies What is her evidence? 0 3 -1042 5 Kavanaugh and about 30 of her fifth - grade students attended a hearing Wednesday on a bill , sponsored by Democratic State Sen . Joe Keaveny , that would ban corporal punishment , or spanking , in both public and private schools in the state . 30 of her fifth - grade students attended a hearing How was this school trip paid for? 3 13 -1042 5 Kavanaugh and about 30 of her fifth - grade students attended a hearing Wednesday on a bill , sponsored by Democratic State Sen . Joe Keaveny , that would ban corporal punishment , or spanking , in both public and private schools in the state . a bill , Was this bill passed? 15 18 -1043 1 LONDON - In a north London hospital , scientists are growing noses , ears and blood vessels in a bold attempt to make body parts in the laboratory . laboratory In which laboratory are they attempting to make body parts? 27 28 -1043 1 LONDON - In a north London hospital , scientists are growing noses , ears and blood vessels in a bold attempt to make body parts in the laboratory . body parts Why are scientists trying to grow body parts? 23 25 -1043 1 LONDON - In a north London hospital , scientists are growing noses , ears and blood vessels in a bold attempt to make body parts in the laboratory . In a north London hospital , Which north London hospital? 2 8 -1043 1 LONDON - In a north London hospital , scientists are growing noses , ears and blood vessels in a bold attempt to make body parts in the laboratory . growing HOW DO YOU GROW A BODY PART? 10 11 -1043 2 It ' s far from the only lab in the world that is pursuing the futuristic idea of growing organs for transplant . only lab which other labs? 6 8 -1043 2 It ' s far from the only lab in the world that is pursuing the futuristic idea of growing organs for transplant . far from the only lab WHO ELSE IS RESEARCHING THIS? 3 8 -1043 3 But the London work was showcased Tuesday as Mayor Boris Johnson announced a plan to attract more labs to do cutting - edge health and science research in the area . attract WHAT IS THE APPEAL TO THESE RESEARCH GROUPS? 15 16 -1043 4 While only a handful of patients have received the British lab - made organs so far - including tear ducts , blood vessels and windpipes - researchers hope they will soon be able to transplant more types of body parts into patients , including what would be the world ' s first nose made partly from stem cells . windpipes is that the throat? 24 25 -1043 4 While only a handful of patients have received the British lab - made organs so far - including tear ducts , blood vessels and windpipes - researchers hope they will soon be able to transplant more types of body parts into patients , including what would be the world ' s first nose made partly from stem cells . patients Have the patients who have received the organs survived? 5 6 -1043 4 While only a handful of patients have received the British lab - made organs so far - including tear ducts , blood vessels and windpipes - researchers hope they will soon be able to transplant more types of body parts into patients , including what would be the world ' s first nose made partly from stem cells . handful of patients HOW DID THEY DO WITH THE TRANSPLANT? 3 6 -1043 5 " It ' s like making a cake , " said Alexander Seifalian at University College London , the scientist leading the effort . making a cake , " in what way? 5 10 -1043 5 " It ' s like making a cake , " said Alexander Seifalian at University College London , the scientist leading the effort . " It ' s like making a cake , " IN WHAT WAY? 0 10 -1044 1 When she was 4 , Doris Pilkington Garimara was uprooted from her home in western Australia and sent to a camp for " half - caste " aboriginals , where she grew up believing she had been abandoned and forgotten by her mother . " half - caste " is it racist? 22 27 -1044 1 When she was 4 , Doris Pilkington Garimara was uprooted from her home in western Australia and sent to a camp for " half - caste " aboriginals , where she grew up believing she had been abandoned and forgotten by her mother . uprooted Why was Doris Pilkington Garimara uprooted from her home? 9 10 -1044 1 When she was 4 , Doris Pilkington Garimara was uprooted from her home in western Australia and sent to a camp for " half - caste " aboriginals , where she grew up believing she had been abandoned and forgotten by her mother . " half - caste " What does half-caste mean? 22 27 -1044 1 When she was 4 , Doris Pilkington Garimara was uprooted from her home in western Australia and sent to a camp for " half - caste " aboriginals , where she grew up believing she had been abandoned and forgotten by her mother . sent to a camp for " half - caste " aboriginals , Why was she sent to this camp? 17 29 -1044 3 Pilkington Garimara and her mother belonged to " the stolen generations " - the estimated 100 , 000 children of mixed aboriginal and white ancestry who by government edict were snatched from their homes and reared in desolate settlements . Pilkington Garimara what did she grow up to be? 0 2 -1044 3 Pilkington Garimara and her mother belonged to " the stolen generations " - the estimated 100 , 000 children of mixed aboriginal and white ancestry who by government edict were snatched from their homes and reared in desolate settlements . desolate settlements Why were the stolen generations reared in desolate settlements? 37 39 -1044 3 Pilkington Garimara and her mother belonged to " the stolen generations " - the estimated 100 , 000 children of mixed aboriginal and white ancestry who by government edict were snatched from their homes and reared in desolate settlements . government Why did they take their homes away from them? 27 28 -1044 3 Pilkington Garimara and her mother belonged to " the stolen generations " - the estimated 100 , 000 children of mixed aboriginal and white ancestry who by government edict were snatched from their homes and reared in desolate settlements . by government edict What led to this type of legislation? 26 29 -1044 4 By separating them from their darker - skinned relatives , the policy aimed to assimilate them into white society . assimilate them into white society did it work? 14 19 -1044 5 The forced removals occurred through most of the last century , ending in the 1970s but kept hidden far longer , in part because those who had been the targets accepted what the government told them : that aboriginal people were dirty and evil . that aboriginal people were dirty and evil What was the rationale for these types of beliefs? 37 44 -1045 1 JERUSALEM - The crowd that gathered at the recent grand opening of Cinema City hadn ' t come for the movies . hadn ' t come for the what did they come for? 14 20 -1045 1 JERUSALEM - The crowd that gathered at the recent grand opening of Cinema City hadn ' t come for the movies . movies What did they come for if it wasn't the movies? 20 21 -1045 1 JERUSALEM - The crowd that gathered at the recent grand opening of Cinema City hadn ' t come for the movies . hadn ' t come for the movies If they were gathering at a cinema, what were they waiting for if not movies? 14 21 -1045 1 JERUSALEM - The crowd that gathered at the recent grand opening of Cinema City hadn ' t come for the movies . hadn ' t come for the movies . What happened? 14 22 -1045 2 They were there in droves to protest a government regulation that keeps the 19 - screen multiplex closed each week from sundown Friday to sundown Saturday . 19 - screen multiplex why does it have to close? 13 17 -1045 2 They were there in droves to protest a government regulation that keeps the 19 - screen multiplex closed each week from sundown Friday to sundown Saturday . regulation Why was this regulation put in place? 9 10 -1045 2 They were there in droves to protest a government regulation that keeps the 19 - screen multiplex closed each week from sundown Friday to sundown Saturday . closed Why would the government want this? 17 18 -1045 3 " Jerusalem , wake up ! " the protesters chanted as security guards blocked them from entering the lobby . security guards are these private guards or government people? 11 13 -1045 4 " Nonreligious people are equal too ! " The demonstration was the latest skirmish in Jerusalem ' s long - running " Sabbath wars , " which for decades have pitted the city ' s secular Jewish population against its ultra - Orthodox community over whether shops , theaters and other public spaces can remain open on the Jewish day of rest . " Nonreligious people are there atheists in jerusalem? 0 3 -1045 4 " Nonreligious people are equal too ! " The demonstration was the latest skirmish in Jerusalem ' s long - running " Sabbath wars , " which for decades have pitted the city ' s secular Jewish population against its ultra - Orthodox community over whether shops , theaters and other public spaces can remain open on the Jewish day of rest . rest If a company wants to be open they can't be open because of a law? 61 62 -1045 4 " Nonreligious people are equal too ! " The demonstration was the latest skirmish in Jerusalem ' s long - running " Sabbath wars , " which for decades have pitted the city ' s secular Jewish population against its ultra - Orthodox community over whether shops , theaters and other public spaces can remain open on the Jewish day of rest . long - running " Sabbath wars , " How long have these regulations been on the books? 18 26 -1045 5 " I don ' t tell people when to go to the synagogue , and they shouldn ' t tell me when to go to the cinema , " said Laura Wharton , a city councilwoman whose left - leaning Meretz party led the protest outside the multiplex , which was built on city land and is barred from opening on the Sabbath by a provision written by an ultra - Orthodox city lawmaker . lawmaker Does this place have separation of church and state? 73 74 -1045 5 " I don ' t tell people when to go to the synagogue , and they shouldn ' t tell me when to go to the cinema , " said Laura Wharton , a city councilwoman whose left - leaning Meretz party led the protest outside the multiplex , which was built on city land and is barred from opening on the Sabbath by a provision written by an ultra - Orthodox city lawmaker . ultra - Orthodox city lawmaker Who were the lawmakers who wrote the legislation? 69 74 -1045 5 " I don ' t tell people when to go to the synagogue , and they shouldn ' t tell me when to go to the cinema , " said Laura Wharton , a city councilwoman whose left - leaning Meretz party led the protest outside the multiplex , which was built on city land and is barred from opening on the Sabbath by a provision written by an ultra - Orthodox city lawmaker . ultra - Orthodox city lawmaker was the lawmaker voted into office or appointed? 69 74 -1046 1 LOS ANGELES - Sifting through observations from tens of thousands of distant stars , astronomers say they have discovered the first definitive Earth - size planet that orbits in a habitable zone where water could exist in liquid form - a necessary condition for life as we know it . astronomers say they have discovered Which astronomers? 14 19 -1046 1 LOS ANGELES - Sifting through observations from tens of thousands of distant stars , astronomers say they have discovered the first definitive Earth - size planet that orbits in a habitable zone where water could exist in liquid form - a necessary condition for life as we know it . Earth - size How far from Earth is this Earth-size planet? 22 25 -1046 1 LOS ANGELES - Sifting through observations from tens of thousands of distant stars , astronomers say they have discovered the first definitive Earth - size planet that orbits in a habitable zone where water could exist in liquid form - a necessary condition for life as we know it . a necessary condition for life What are the other conditions 40 45 -1046 1 LOS ANGELES - Sifting through observations from tens of thousands of distant stars , astronomers say they have discovered the first definitive Earth - size planet that orbits in a habitable zone where water could exist in liquid form - a necessary condition for life as we know it . planet that orbits in a habitable zone Where is this planet 25 32 -1046 2 Experts don ' t know if the planet , described in Friday ' s edition of the journal Science , actually has water or a protective atmosphere . protective atmosphere what is a protective atmosphere? 25 27 -1046 2 Experts don ' t know if the planet , described in Friday ' s edition of the journal Science , actually has water or a protective atmosphere . actually has water How can experts find out out if the planet actually has water ? 20 23 -1046 2 Experts don ' t know if the planet , described in Friday ' s edition of the journal Science , actually has water or a protective atmosphere . actually has water or a protective atmosphere How can they determine if it does? 20 27 -1046 3 They don ' t even know its mass . But they said the landmark discovery raises the distinct possibility that a bumper crop of Earth - like planets is waiting to be found much closer to home , including around temperamental stars that until recently were considered inhospitable to life . its mass is the information incomplete? 6 8 -1046 3 They don ' t even know its mass . But they said the landmark discovery raises the distinct possibility that a bumper crop of Earth - like planets is waiting to be found much closer to home , including around temperamental stars that until recently were considered inhospitable to life . inhospitable How long will it take to find out if the possible planets will support life? 47 48 -1046 4 " This is really a tip - of - the - iceberg discovery , " said study co - author Jason Rowe , an astronomer at the SETI Institute in Mountain View , Calif . , who spent a year analyzing data gathered by NASA ' s Kepler Space Telescope . astronomer is he a top astronomer? 24 25 -1046 4 " This is really a tip - of - the - iceberg discovery , " said study co - author Jason Rowe , an astronomer at the SETI Institute in Mountain View , Calif . , who spent a year analyzing data gathered by NASA ' s Kepler Space Telescope . analyzing data how was the data collected? 40 42 -1046 4 " This is really a tip - of - the - iceberg discovery , " said study co - author Jason Rowe , an astronomer at the SETI Institute in Mountain View , Calif . , who spent a year analyzing data gathered by NASA ' s Kepler Space Telescope . SETI Institute what is the seti institute? 27 29 -1046 4 " This is really a tip - of - the - iceberg discovery , " said study co - author Jason Rowe , an astronomer at the SETI Institute in Mountain View , Calif . , who spent a year analyzing data gathered by NASA ' s Kepler Space Telescope . " This is really a tip - of - the - iceberg discovery , " What discoveries should come next 0 15 -1046 5 They ' re still looking for more in the Kepler data - but after finding the planet known as Kepler - 186f , " we can infer that other ones are likely to exist . Kepler - 186f , In what year was this planet found? 19 23 -1047 1 MUMBAI , India - The voice that answers the number posted on the online ad is polished , confident : No one will suspect anything , he says . online ad is polished , what will they suspect? 13 18 -1047 1 MUMBAI , India - The voice that answers the number posted on the online ad is polished , confident : No one will suspect anything , he says . voice Who is the voice that answers the number? 5 6 -1047 1 MUMBAI , India - The voice that answers the number posted on the online ad is polished , confident : No one will suspect anything , he says . No one Who won't suspect anything? 20 22 -1047 1 MUMBAI , India - The voice that answers the number posted on the online ad is polished , confident : No one will suspect anything , he says . anything , What would they suspect of? 24 26 -1047 1 MUMBAI , India - The voice that answers the number posted on the online ad is polished , confident : No one will suspect anything , he says . number What is the number? 9 10 -1047 2 The gadget has never failed . A college senior , he sounds younger on the phone but assures the caller that he speaks from experience . sounds younger how old is he really? 11 13 -1047 2 The gadget has never failed . A college senior , he sounds younger on the phone but assures the caller that he speaks from experience . gadget What gadget has never failed? 1 2 -1047 2 The gadget has never failed . A college senior , he sounds younger on the phone but assures the caller that he speaks from experience . college senior , Who is the college senior? 7 10 -1047 2 The gadget has never failed . A college senior , he sounds younger on the phone but assures the caller that he speaks from experience . experience What experience does the college senior have? 24 25 -1047 2 The gadget has never failed . A college senior , he sounds younger on the phone but assures the caller that he speaks from experience . gadget What kind of gadget? 1 2 -1047 2 The gadget has never failed . A college senior , he sounds younger on the phone but assures the caller that he speaks from experience . experience What kind of experience and how much? 24 25 -1047 3 He gives his name as Anil and quotes his price : about $ 40 . quotes Is he speaking English or an Indian language? 7 8 -1047 4 Minutes later he texts , offering a 6 percent discount . texts , Who does he text? 3 5 -1047 4 Minutes later he texts , offering a 6 percent discount . Minutes later How many minutes later? 0 2 -1047 5 That ' s the price to cheat on one of India ' s all - important tests , a pressure - packed exercise that holds the key to the country ' s most coveted colleges , universities and postgraduate programs . tests , Which of India's tests is being cheated on? 16 18 -1047 5 That ' s the price to cheat on one of India ' s all - important tests , a pressure - packed exercise that holds the key to the country ' s most coveted colleges , universities and postgraduate programs . tests , What kind of tests? 16 18 -1047 5 That ' s the price to cheat on one of India ' s all - important tests , a pressure - packed exercise that holds the key to the country ' s most coveted colleges , universities and postgraduate programs . the country ' s most coveted colleges , What are the country's most coveted colleges? 28 36 -1048 1 A teenager ' s weekend scramble over a fence at Mineta San Jose International Airport and into the wheel well of a Maui - bound airliner is raising concerns about airport security nationwide . well How did a teenage get over a fence and into a plane’s wheel well at an international airport? 19 20 -1048 1 A teenager ' s weekend scramble over a fence at Mineta San Jose International Airport and into the wheel well of a Maui - bound airliner is raising concerns about airport security nationwide . teenager ' s weekend scramble What teenager's weekend scramble? 1 6 -1048 2 There have been several breaches of airport perimeter fences across the country in recent years , but perhaps none more dramatic as the incident Sunday in which the Santa Clara , Calif . , teenager survived a 5½ - hour , nonstop flight to Maui . perimeter fences how often does it happen? 7 9 -1048 4 San Jose ' s airport is surrounded by 6 - foot fences , some sections with barbed wire on top , according to airport spokeswoman Rosemary Barnes . some Why do only some sections of fence have barbed wire? 13 14 -1048 5 At least some of the tarmac area is monitored by cameras , but airport officials were unaware of the perimeter breach . some Why is only some of the tarmac area monitored by cameras? 2 3 -1048 5 At least some of the tarmac area is monitored by cameras , but airport officials were unaware of the perimeter breach . the perimeter breach What is the perimeter breach? 18 21 -1049 1 AKRON , Ohio - The gladiators ' legs were tucked inside their machines . gladiators ' legs were what are they talking about? 5 9 -1049 1 AKRON , Ohio - The gladiators ' legs were tucked inside their machines . gladiators ' Who were the gladiators? 5 7 -1049 1 AKRON , Ohio - The gladiators ' legs were tucked inside their machines . machines What were the machines? 12 13 -1049 1 AKRON , Ohio - The gladiators ' legs were tucked inside their machines . machines What are the machines like? 12 13 -1049 2 On their hands , they placed a foam - like wrap , followed by gloves and duct tape , sticky side up . foam - like wrap , why are they doing this? 7 12 -1049 2 On their hands , they placed a foam - like wrap , followed by gloves and duct tape , sticky side up . a foam - like wrap , Why were they wearing this wrap? 6 12 -1049 2 On their hands , they placed a foam - like wrap , followed by gloves and duct tape , sticky side up . wrap , What does the wrap look like? 10 12 -1049 3 It was time to do battle . Wheelchair rugby was originally called murderball , and for good reason . murderball , was it really called that? 12 14 -1049 3 It was time to do battle . Wheelchair rugby was originally called murderball , and for good reason . murderball , Why was wheelchair rugby called murderball? 12 14 -1049 4 It ' s a fierce game with metal - on - metal and sometimes skin - on - floor contact . fierce game Why is the competition so cutthroat? 4 6 -1049 5 The six guys who make up this team , which practices for about three hours each Friday night in Tallmadge , Ohio , are all quadriplegics , meaning that they have varying loss of function in all four limbs , mostly from injuries suffered in accidents . six guys Who are the six guys who make up this team? 1 3 -1050 1 KATMANDU , Nepal - Dozens of Sherpa guides packed up their tents and left Mount Everest ' s base camp Wednesday , after the deaths of 16 of their colleagues in an avalanche exposed an undercurrent of resentment by Sherpas over their pay , treatment and benefits . KATMANDU , is that the capital? 0 2 -1050 1 KATMANDU , Nepal - Dozens of Sherpa guides packed up their tents and left Mount Everest ' s base camp Wednesday , after the deaths of 16 of their colleagues in an avalanche exposed an undercurrent of resentment by Sherpas over their pay , treatment and benefits . left Why where dozens of Sherpa on Mount Everest? 13 14 -1050 1 KATMANDU , Nepal - Dozens of Sherpa guides packed up their tents and left Mount Everest ' s base camp Wednesday , after the deaths of 16 of their colleagues in an avalanche exposed an undercurrent of resentment by Sherpas over their pay , treatment and benefits . avalanche How common are avalanches and how frequently do they kill this many people? 32 33 -1050 1 KATMANDU , Nepal - Dozens of Sherpa guides packed up their tents and left Mount Everest ' s base camp Wednesday , after the deaths of 16 of their colleagues in an avalanche exposed an undercurrent of resentment by Sherpas over their pay , treatment and benefits . pay , treatment and benefits What kind of compensation are they seeking and how does it compare to what they are receiving now? 42 47 -1050 2 With the entire climbing season increasingly thrown into doubt , the government quickly announced that top tourism officials would fly to base camp Thursday to negotiate with the Sherpas and encourage them to return to work . doubt , Why was the entire climbing season in doubt? 8 10 -1050 2 With the entire climbing season increasingly thrown into doubt , the government quickly announced that top tourism officials would fly to base camp Thursday to negotiate with the Sherpas and encourage them to return to work . top tourism officials Which top tourism officials? 15 18 -1050 2 With the entire climbing season increasingly thrown into doubt , the government quickly announced that top tourism officials would fly to base camp Thursday to negotiate with the Sherpas and encourage them to return to work . top tourism officials Are the sherpas paid by the government? 15 18 -1050 2 With the entire climbing season increasingly thrown into doubt , the government quickly announced that top tourism officials would fly to base camp Thursday to negotiate with the Sherpas and encourage them to return to work . entire climbing season How large of an industry is climbing tourism? 2 5 -1050 2 With the entire climbing season increasingly thrown into doubt , the government quickly announced that top tourism officials would fly to base camp Thursday to negotiate with the Sherpas and encourage them to return to work . top tourism officials Who are the top tourism officials who are flying to base camp? 15 18 -1050 3 But while Nepal ' s government has been heavily criticized for not doing enough for the Sherpas in the wake of last week ' s disaster , the deadliest ever on the mountain , one top official blamed the walkout on " hooligans " . doing How can Nepal's government help the Sherpa? 12 13 -1050 3 But while Nepal ' s government has been heavily criticized for not doing enough for the Sherpas in the wake of last week ' s disaster , the deadliest ever on the mountain , one top official blamed the walkout on " hooligans " . " hooligans " Why were hooligans responsible for the walkout? 41 44 -1050 3 But while Nepal ' s government has been heavily criticized for not doing enough for the Sherpas in the wake of last week ' s disaster , the deadliest ever on the mountain , one top official blamed the walkout on " hooligans " . " hooligans " What justification does this official have for this statement? 41 44 -1050 4 " It was crowd behavior - some hooligans were creating problems , but things are getting back to normal , " said Sushil Ghimire , secretary of Nepal ' s Tourism Ministry . normal , " How are things normalizing? 18 21 -1050 4 " It was crowd behavior - some hooligans were creating problems , but things are getting back to normal , " said Sushil Ghimire , secretary of Nepal ' s Tourism Ministry . some hooligans were creating problems , How could an avalanche be compared to hooligans creating problems? 6 12 -1050 5 While it was unclear just how many of the 400 or so Sherpas on the mountain had joined the walkout , a number of expedition companies have already canceled their climbs , and the lucrative climbing season is in disarray . disarray will it recover? 39 40 -1050 5 While it was unclear just how many of the 400 or so Sherpas on the mountain had joined the walkout , a number of expedition companies have already canceled their climbs , and the lucrative climbing season is in disarray . unclear Why was it unclear how many of the 400 Sherpas on the mountain joined the walkout? 3 4 -1050 5 While it was unclear just how many of the 400 or so Sherpas on the mountain had joined the walkout , a number of expedition companies have already canceled their climbs , and the lucrative climbing season is in disarray . canceled How can the lucrative climbing season be saved? 28 29 -1050 5 While it was unclear just how many of the 400 or so Sherpas on the mountain had joined the walkout , a number of expedition companies have already canceled their climbs , and the lucrative climbing season is in disarray . expedition companies Who are the expedition companies who canceled their climbs? 24 26 -1051 1 South Korea ' s foreign minister will depart Saturday for the United States and Japan on a visit expected to focus on a recent U . S . - North Korea nuclear accord , a ministry spokesman said Wednesday . South Korea ' s foreign minister Who is South Korea's foreign minister? 0 6 -1051 1 South Korea ' s foreign minister will depart Saturday for the United States and Japan on a visit expected to focus on a recent U . S . - North Korea nuclear accord , a ministry spokesman said Wednesday . a ministry spokesman Who is the ministry spokesman? 34 37 -1051 1 South Korea ' s foreign minister will depart Saturday for the United States and Japan on a visit expected to focus on a recent U . S . - North Korea nuclear accord , a ministry spokesman said Wednesday . U . S . - North Korea nuclear accord , What is the U.S.-North Korea nuclear accord? 24 34 -1051 2 In Washington , the foreign minister , Gong Ro - myung , is to meet with his U . S . counterpart , Warren Christopher , and Defense Secretary William Perry to discuss the nuclear accord signed in October , ministry spokesman Chang Ki - ho said . discuss the nuclear accord signed in October , What was part of this accord? 32 40 -1051 2 In Washington , the foreign minister , Gong Ro - myung , is to meet with his U . S . counterpart , Warren Christopher , and Defense Secretary William Perry to discuss the nuclear accord signed in October , ministry spokesman Chang Ki - ho said . nuclear accord What is the nuclear accord means? 34 36 -1051 4 The South Korean foreign minister then will fly to New York where he will meet with U . N . Secretary - General Boutros Boutros - Ghali and ambassadors to the United Nations from several nations , he said . meet What will they discuss 14 15 -1051 5 On his way back home , he will stop over in Tokyo for talks with Japanese Foreign Minister Yohei Kono , expected to center on cooperation over the nuclear accord . center on cooperation over the nuclear accord What will these discussions mainly focus on in regards to these nuclear treaties? 23 30 -1051 5 On his way back home , he will stop over in Tokyo for talks with Japanese Foreign Minister Yohei Kono , expected to center on cooperation over the nuclear accord . cooperation over the nuclear accord What is cooperation over the nuclear accord? 25 30 -1052 1 In sign of hope for civilians trapped by war , scores of sick and wounded Muslims arrived in the Bosnian capital early today after being evacuated from a besieged eastern town . besieged eastern town What town? 28 31 -1052 1 In sign of hope for civilians trapped by war , scores of sick and wounded Muslims arrived in the Bosnian capital early today after being evacuated from a besieged eastern town . hope How is it hopeful that people showed up at a hospital? 3 4 -1052 1 In sign of hope for civilians trapped by war , scores of sick and wounded Muslims arrived in the Bosnian capital early today after being evacuated from a besieged eastern town . evacuated from a besieged eastern town . Why were the sick and wounded being evacuated from this town? 25 32 -1052 1 In sign of hope for civilians trapped by war , scores of sick and wounded Muslims arrived in the Bosnian capital early today after being evacuated from a besieged eastern town . besieged eastern town Who besieged the eastern town? 28 31 -1052 2 But Serbs dashed expectations that Sarajevans would be permitted to travel outside the narrow , mountain - enclosed confines of the shattered city that has been their entire world for the past three years . years How did they smash the expectations? 33 34 -1052 2 But Serbs dashed expectations that Sarajevans would be permitted to travel outside the narrow , mountain - enclosed confines of the shattered city that has been their entire world for the past three years . dashed expectations Why did Serbs dashed expectations of Sarajevans to travel outside? 2 4 -1052 3 A route out of Sarajevo was expected to open later today - - but only for international humanitarian agencies that already can use another route . The Serbs refused to open the route to civilians and Bosnian charities . only for international humanitarian agencies Why would this route be opened if there was another one already operational? 14 19 -1052 3 A route out of Sarajevo was expected to open later today - - but only for international humanitarian agencies that already can use another route . The Serbs refused to open the route to civilians and Bosnian charities . Serbs refused to open the route Why did Serbs refused to open the route to civilians and Bosnian charities? 27 33 -1052 4 U . N . officials said the Serbs ' last - minute restrictions on who could use the road , which runs through the city ' s airport , would translate into little improvement for the capital ' s residents . little improvement for the capital ' s residents Why would it mean little improvement for the capital's residents? 32 40 -1052 5 A Serb demand for half the cargo being transported along the new route put a further dent in the access agreement . cargo What kind of cargo is it that made them want it? 6 7 -1053 1 England fast bowler Devon Malcolm is on a final warning for his behavior from International Cricket Council ( ICC ) match referee John Reid going into the fifth Ashes Test against Australia , which starts at the WACA Ground on Friday . warning for his behavior What sorts of unsportsmanlike behavior? 9 13 -1053 1 England fast bowler Devon Malcolm is on a final warning for his behavior from International Cricket Council ( ICC ) match referee John Reid going into the fifth Ashes Test against Australia , which starts at the WACA Ground on Friday . Ashes Test against Australia , What is that? 28 33 -1053 1 England fast bowler Devon Malcolm is on a final warning for his behavior from International Cricket Council ( ICC ) match referee John Reid going into the fifth Ashes Test against Australia , which starts at the WACA Ground on Friday . final warning for his behavior What did he do to get the final warning? 8 13 -1053 2 Malcolm bowled England to victory in the fourth Test in Adelaide on Monday with a devastating burst of 3 - 4 in 11 deliveries at the start of the second innings , dismissing Mark Taylor , Michael Slater and Steve Waugh to set up the tourists ' 106 - run win . tourists ' 106 - run win What is this term? 45 51 -1053 2 Malcolm bowled England to victory in the fourth Test in Adelaide on Monday with a devastating burst of 3 - 4 in 11 deliveries at the start of the second innings , dismissing Mark Taylor , Michael Slater and Steve Waugh to set up the tourists ' 106 - run win . Mark Taylor , Michael Slater and Steve Waugh Who are these people? 33 41 -1053 3 The Derby paceman was lightning fast at times , but captain Mike Atherton revealed today that Malcolm was one of several bowlers who had been warned by the ICC referee for " overt aggression " . " overt aggression " What constitutes overt aggression in cricket? 31 35 -1053 4 Chris Lewis was fined 30 percent of his match fee at the end of the Adelaide Test for pointing Craig McDermott towards the dressing rooms and Atherton said Reid had told him after the Sydney Test to pass on a warning to Malcolm . for pointing Craig McDermott Why did this incur him the fee? 17 21 -1054 1 Israeli Foreign Minister Shimon Peres held talks Wednesday with President Hosni Mubarak aimed at renewing Israel ' s peace negotiations with the PLO that have been stalled by persistent violence . Mubarak Who is Hosni Mubarak 11 12 -1054 1 Israeli Foreign Minister Shimon Peres held talks Wednesday with President Hosni Mubarak aimed at renewing Israel ' s peace negotiations with the PLO that have been stalled by persistent violence . PLO What is PLO 22 23 -1054 1 Israeli Foreign Minister Shimon Peres held talks Wednesday with President Hosni Mubarak aimed at renewing Israel ' s peace negotiations with the PLO that have been stalled by persistent violence . PLO what does PLO stand for? 22 23 -1054 1 Israeli Foreign Minister Shimon Peres held talks Wednesday with President Hosni Mubarak aimed at renewing Israel ' s peace negotiations with the PLO that have been stalled by persistent violence . peace negotiations What would the peace talks entail? 18 20 -1054 1 Israeli Foreign Minister Shimon Peres held talks Wednesday with President Hosni Mubarak aimed at renewing Israel ' s peace negotiations with the PLO that have been stalled by persistent violence . persistent violence Why have they been fighting? 28 30 -1054 2 The Israeli newspaper Yedioth Aharonoth reported Wednesday that the meeting was expcted to be followed by a summit meeting Thursday between Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin , Mubarak and Jordan ' s King Hussein . Jordan ' s Why Jordan's King is in the summit 29 32 -1054 3 Before departing Ben - Gurion Airport , Peres praised the Egyptian leader for working to achieve the Israel - PLO accord of September 1993 and hoped Mubarak could help get the talks moving again . Ben - Gurion Where is Ben-Gurion Airport 2 5 -1054 4 When asked what Mubarak could do , Peres replied that someone needed to convince the Palestine Liberation Organization to do more to rein in Islamic militants who have been attacking and killing Israelis . someone Someone with what type of skills, experience or influence? 10 11 -1054 4 When asked what Mubarak could do , Peres replied that someone needed to convince the Palestine Liberation Organization to do more to rein in Islamic militants who have been attacking and killing Israelis . Palestine Liberation Organization to do more Why was the PLO doing so little? 15 21 -1054 4 When asked what Mubarak could do , Peres replied that someone needed to convince the Palestine Liberation Organization to do more to rein in Islamic militants who have been attacking and killing Israelis . do more to rein in Islamic militants What does the PLO think of this? 19 26 -1054 5 Peres , met at Cairo International Airport by Egyptian Foreign Minister Amr Moussa , did not talk to reporters before his meeting with Mubarak at the Ittahadiya presidential palace . Peres , Who is Peres 0 2 -1054 5 Peres , met at Cairo International Airport by Egyptian Foreign Minister Amr Moussa , did not talk to reporters before his meeting with Mubarak at the Ittahadiya presidential palace . Mubarak Who is Mubarak 23 24 -1055 1 Australian Soccer Federation chairman John Constantine announced his immediate resignation Wednesday , citing a lack of support from state members . support What support was he supposed to receive? 16 17 -1055 1 Australian Soccer Federation chairman John Constantine announced his immediate resignation Wednesday , citing a lack of support from state members . lack of support from state members Why was there a lack of support? 14 20 -1055 1 Australian Soccer Federation chairman John Constantine announced his immediate resignation Wednesday , citing a lack of support from state members . support What issue did Constantine want the support for? 16 17 -1055 2 Constantine decided to stand down after a meeting with state delegates Tuesday night , at which a motion of no confidence was moved in his leadership . motion of no confidence Why a motion of no confidence? 17 21 -1055 2 Constantine decided to stand down after a meeting with state delegates Tuesday night , at which a motion of no confidence was moved in his leadership . leadership What was he arguing for with the state delegates? 25 26 -1055 2 Constantine decided to stand down after a meeting with state delegates Tuesday night , at which a motion of no confidence was moved in his leadership . Tuesday night , of which year? 11 14 -1055 3 His decision to quit follows an official report into alleged improprieties in the sport . alleged improprieties What are the alleged improprieties? 9 11 -1055 3 His decision to quit follows an official report into alleged improprieties in the sport . improprieties in the sport What sort of improper behavior was taking place? 10 14 -1055 3 His decision to quit follows an official report into alleged improprieties in the sport . improprieties Are there more details on these alleged improprieties? 10 11 -1055 3 His decision to quit follows an official report into alleged improprieties in the sport . improprieties in the what did he do wrong? 10 13 -1055 4 The Stewart Report was released last month by a Senate committee inquiring into alleged illegalities involved in the transfer of Australian players to overseas clubs . Australian players to overseas clubs How were players being transferred illegally? 20 25 -1055 4 The Stewart Report was released last month by a Senate committee inquiring into alleged illegalities involved in the transfer of Australian players to overseas clubs . Report What are some of the main details in the Stewart Report? 2 3 -1055 5 The report , prepared by former Supreme Court justice Donald Stewart , recommended the removal of Eddie Thomson as national team coach . Thomson What accusations are being made against Thomson? 17 18 -1055 5 The report , prepared by former Supreme Court justice Donald Stewart , recommended the removal of Eddie Thomson as national team coach . Eddie Thomson how long had he been coach? 16 18 -1056 1 Premier Lamberto Dini , seeking confirmation in the Senate Wednesday , pitched for parliament ' s support for his plan to rein in the budget deficit and regain the confidence of the markets in Italy . his plan to rein in the budget deficit and regain How did the budget deficit occur? Why is there a budget deficit? 18 28 -1056 1 Premier Lamberto Dini , seeking confirmation in the Senate Wednesday , pitched for parliament ' s support for his plan to rein in the budget deficit and regain the confidence of the markets in Italy . Wednesday , what date? 9 11 -1056 1 Premier Lamberto Dini , seeking confirmation in the Senate Wednesday , pitched for parliament ' s support for his plan to rein in the budget deficit and regain the confidence of the markets in Italy . plan What is his plan to improve Italy's economy? 19 20 -1056 2 The confidence vote in the upper house was expected to come in late morning or early afternoon following formal declaration of how parties intended to vote . afternoon of what day? 16 17 -1056 2 The confidence vote in the upper house was expected to come in late morning or early afternoon following formal declaration of how parties intended to vote . confidence What is a confidence vote? 1 2 -1056 3 The conservative bloc headed by Dini ' s predecessor , media magnate Silvio Berlusconi , was expected to refrain from voting , and confirmation was widely expected . Last week the bloc abstained in the lower Chamber of Deputies , assuring Dini ' s confirmation . refrain Why would they refrain? 18 19 -1056 3 The conservative bloc headed by Dini ' s predecessor , media magnate Silvio Berlusconi , was expected to refrain from voting , and confirmation was widely expected . Last week the bloc abstained in the lower Chamber of Deputies , assuring Dini ' s confirmation . refrain from voting , Why are the conservatives refusing to vote? 18 22 -1056 3 The conservative bloc headed by Dini ' s predecessor , media magnate Silvio Berlusconi , was expected to refrain from voting , and confirmation was widely expected . Last week the bloc abstained in the lower Chamber of Deputies , assuring Dini ' s confirmation . conservative What does the conservative bloc prioritize? 1 2 -1056 3 The conservative bloc headed by Dini ' s predecessor , media magnate Silvio Berlusconi , was expected to refrain from voting , and confirmation was widely expected . Last week the bloc abstained in the lower Chamber of Deputies , assuring Dini ' s confirmation . magnate What types of media does Silvio Berlusconi produce? 11 12 -1056 3 The conservative bloc headed by Dini ' s predecessor , media magnate Silvio Berlusconi , was expected to refrain from voting , and confirmation was widely expected . Last week the bloc abstained in the lower Chamber of Deputies , assuring Dini ' s confirmation . lower What is the governmental structure in Italy's parliament? 35 36 -1056 4 Berlusconi has promised to back his former treasury minister in parliament on key legislation but is angered that Dini rejected his demand to say just when he intends to resign so early elections can be held . but is angered that Dini Why is he angry? 14 19 -1056 4 Berlusconi has promised to back his former treasury minister in parliament on key legislation but is angered that Dini rejected his demand to say just when he intends to resign so early elections can be held . demand Why does Berlusconi want Dini to say when he'll resign? 21 22 -1056 5 Dini on Wednesday told the Senate what he has said in speeches to the lower chamber and to the nation - - that he expects his government to last only the time necessary for key measures , including new taxes and spending cuts to pare Italy ' s huge deficit . time necessary Why would someone promise a temporary government? 31 33 -1056 5 Dini on Wednesday told the Senate what he has said in speeches to the lower chamber and to the nation - - that he expects his government to last only the time necessary for key measures , including new taxes and spending cuts to pare Italy ' s huge deficit . last only the time necessary for key measures , How long does \"time necessary for key measures\" mean? Is there an estimate? 28 37 -1056 5 Dini on Wednesday told the Senate what he has said in speeches to the lower chamber and to the nation - - that he expects his government to last only the time necessary for key measures , including new taxes and spending cuts to pare Italy ' s huge deficit . key How will these key measures be defined? 34 35 -1057 1 Premier Lamberto Dini , seeking confirmation in the Senate Wednesday , pitched for parliament ' s support for his plan to rein in the budget deficit and regain the confidence of the markets in Italy . Premier Why was Premier Lamberto Dini seeking confirmation? 0 1 -1057 1 Premier Lamberto Dini , seeking confirmation in the Senate Wednesday , pitched for parliament ' s support for his plan to rein in the budget deficit and regain the confidence of the markets in Italy . rein in the budget deficit Why is the deficit so high? 21 26 -1057 1 Premier Lamberto Dini , seeking confirmation in the Senate Wednesday , pitched for parliament ' s support for his plan to rein in the budget deficit and regain the confidence of the markets in Italy . support How did he ask for support? 16 17 -1057 1 Premier Lamberto Dini , seeking confirmation in the Senate Wednesday , pitched for parliament ' s support for his plan to rein in the budget deficit and regain the confidence of the markets in Italy . confirmation What position is he being confirmed to? 5 6 -1057 1 Premier Lamberto Dini , seeking confirmation in the Senate Wednesday , pitched for parliament ' s support for his plan to rein in the budget deficit and regain the confidence of the markets in Italy . plan What is his plan? 19 20 -1057 2 The confidence vote in the upper house was expected to come in late morning or early afternoon following formal declaration of how parties intended to vote . formal Why was there a need for a formal declaration? 18 19 -1057 2 The confidence vote in the upper house was expected to come in late morning or early afternoon following formal declaration of how parties intended to vote . formal How are the formal declarations made? 18 19 -1057 3 The conservative bloc headed by Dini ' s predecessor , media magnate Silvio Berlusconi , was expected to refrain from voting , and confirmation was widely expected . Last week the bloc abstained in the lower Chamber of Deputies , assuring Dini ' s confirmation . Silvio Why was Silvio Berlusconi refraining from voting? 12 13 -1057 3 The conservative bloc headed by Dini ' s predecessor , media magnate Silvio Berlusconi , was expected to refrain from voting , and confirmation was widely expected . Last week the bloc abstained in the lower Chamber of Deputies , assuring Dini ' s confirmation . abstained Why did they abstain? 32 33 -1057 3 The conservative bloc headed by Dini ' s predecessor , media magnate Silvio Berlusconi , was expected to refrain from voting , and confirmation was widely expected . Last week the bloc abstained in the lower Chamber of Deputies , assuring Dini ' s confirmation . lower Chamber of Deputies , What is the structure of Italy's parliament? 35 40 -1057 4 Berlusconi has promised to back his former treasury minister in parliament on key legislation but is angered that Dini rejected his demand to say just when he intends to resign so early elections can be held . Berlusconi Why was Berlusconi promise to back the treasury minister? 0 1 -1057 4 Berlusconi has promised to back his former treasury minister in parliament on key legislation but is angered that Dini rejected his demand to say just when he intends to resign so early elections can be held . angered Why is he angered? 16 17 -1057 4 Berlusconi has promised to back his former treasury minister in parliament on key legislation but is angered that Dini rejected his demand to say just when he intends to resign so early elections can be held . demand Why does Berlusconi demand that Dini be specific about his planned resignation date? 21 22 -1057 5 Dini on Wednesday told the Senate what he has said in speeches to the lower chamber and to the nation - - that he expects his government to last only the time necessary for key measures , including new taxes and spending cuts to pare Italy ' s huge deficit . deficit Why does Italy have a huge deficit? 49 50 -1057 5 Dini on Wednesday told the Senate what he has said in speeches to the lower chamber and to the nation - - that he expects his government to last only the time necessary for key measures , including new taxes and spending cuts to pare Italy ' s huge deficit . spending cuts Where would the spending cuts take place? 41 43 -1057 5 Dini on Wednesday told the Senate what he has said in speeches to the lower chamber and to the nation - - that he expects his government to last only the time necessary for key measures , including new taxes and spending cuts to pare Italy ' s huge deficit . key Which measures are key? 34 35 -1058 1 Just 17 days after being released from a rehabilitation clinic , Arsenal striker Paul Merson was cleared to play in Wednesday night ' s Super Cup match against AC Milan . released from a rehabilitation clinic , Why was he in the rehab clinic? 5 11 -1058 1 Just 17 days after being released from a rehabilitation clinic , Arsenal striker Paul Merson was cleared to play in Wednesday night ' s Super Cup match against AC Milan . rehabilitation clinic , Where was the clinic? 8 11 -1058 1 Just 17 days after being released from a rehabilitation clinic , Arsenal striker Paul Merson was cleared to play in Wednesday night ' s Super Cup match against AC Milan . cleared What were the injuries? 16 17 -1058 3 " We need Paul Merson back , " Graham said earlier . " We need his quality and thought . " " We need his quality and thought Why was he so integral to Arsenal's chances? 12 19 -1058 3 " We need Paul Merson back , " Graham said earlier . " We need his quality and thought . " thought What about his mind makes him an exceptional player? 18 19 -1058 3 " We need Paul Merson back , " Graham said earlier . " We need his quality and thought . " " We need Paul Merson back , " When exactly will he be back? 0 8 -1058 5 " I feel good and I believe I can be like a new signing for the club , " he said . " I ' m a completely different person to the one that went into the addiction clinic . " addiction clinic What kind of addiction was this? 37 39 -1059 1 Despite a truce with Tamil rebels , Sri Lanka ' s new socialist government is unlikely to deliver on its pledge to cut defense spending in the budget it presents next week , analysts say . Tamil rebels , Who are the Tamil rebels? 4 7 -1059 1 Despite a truce with Tamil rebels , Sri Lanka ' s new socialist government is unlikely to deliver on its pledge to cut defense spending in the budget it presents next week , analysts say . socialist government is unlikely to deliver Why is the socialist government unlikely to deliver it's pledge? 12 18 -1059 1 Despite a truce with Tamil rebels , Sri Lanka ' s new socialist government is unlikely to deliver on its pledge to cut defense spending in the budget it presents next week , analysts say . unlikely to deliver on its pledge Why is Sri Lanka's new socialist government unlikely to deliver on its pledge? 15 21 -1059 1 Despite a truce with Tamil rebels , Sri Lanka ' s new socialist government is unlikely to deliver on its pledge to cut defense spending in the budget it presents next week , analysts say . cut defense spending Why will it fail to cut defense spending? 22 25 -1059 2 But it will have to translate its ambitious - - though vague - - economic promises into specific policies and demonstrate fiscal discipline . economic promises Why would it have to translate it's economic promises? 14 16 -1059 2 But it will have to translate its ambitious - - though vague - - economic promises into specific policies and demonstrate fiscal discipline . policies Which policies? 18 19 -1059 2 But it will have to translate its ambitious - - though vague - - economic promises into specific policies and demonstrate fiscal discipline . vague - - economic promises Which economic promises are vague? 11 16 -1059 2 But it will have to translate its ambitious - - though vague - - economic promises into specific policies and demonstrate fiscal discipline . though vague - - economic promises What sort of promises were made in the runup to the election? 10 16 -1059 3 Elected last August , the Peoples ' Alliance promised to introduce welfare for the poor and agricultural subsidies , privatize state ventures and continue a free market approach while safeguarding local industry . the Peoples ' Alliance promised How unlikely is it that the Peoples's Alliance will comply with its promises? 4 9 -1059 4 When the budget is presented in parliament Feb . 8 , economists want to see how President Chandrika Kumaratunga expects to reduce a soaring deficit and without reneging on her election promises . President Chandrika Kumaratunga How did Chandrika Kumaratunga become president? 16 19 -1059 4 When the budget is presented in parliament Feb . 8 , economists want to see how President Chandrika Kumaratunga expects to reduce a soaring deficit and without reneging on her election promises . election promises What was President Chandrika Kumaratunga's election promises? 30 32 -1060 1 Just 17 days after being released from a rehabilitation clinic , Arsenal striker Paul Merson was cleared to play in Wednesday night ' s Super Cup match against AC Milan . released from a rehabilitation clinic , Why was Paul Merson in a rehabilitation clinic? 5 11 -1060 1 Just 17 days after being released from a rehabilitation clinic , Arsenal striker Paul Merson was cleared to play in Wednesday night ' s Super Cup match against AC Milan . Just 17 days Why did it take 17 days for Paul Merson to be cleared to play? 0 3 -1060 2 The decision was announced by the Football Association following a phone call from Arsenal manager George Graham , who lobbied for Merson to be allowed to play . lobbied for Merson to be allowed to play Why was he lobbying so hard for Merson's participation? 19 27 -1060 2 The decision was announced by the Football Association following a phone call from Arsenal manager George Graham , who lobbied for Merson to be allowed to play . decision How did the Football Association make this decision? 1 2 -1060 3 " We need Paul Merson back , " Graham said earlier . " We need his quality and thought . " quality his quality in what way? 16 17 -1060 3 " We need Paul Merson back , " Graham said earlier . " We need his quality and thought . " thought What about his mind makes him an exceptional player? 18 19 -1060 3 " We need Paul Merson back , " Graham said earlier . " We need his quality and thought . " need his quality and thought What sort of quality did Merson provide? 14 19 -1060 3 " We need Paul Merson back , " Graham said earlier . " We need his quality and thought . " quality and thought How does \"thought\" relate to playing football? 16 19 -1060 4 Merson , a former England striker , said he was ready to return for his first game since Oct . 26 . Oct . 26 which year is it? 18 21 -1060 4 Merson , a former England striker , said he was ready to return for his first game since Oct . 26 . former Why is Merson no longer an England striker? 3 4 -1060 4 Merson , a former England striker , said he was ready to return for his first game since Oct . 26 . his first game since Oct . 26 Why hasn't Merson played since Oct. 26? 14 21 -1060 5 " I feel good and I believe I can be like a new signing for the club , " he said . " I ' m a completely different person to the one that went into the addiction clinic . " completely different person In what ways was Merson different? 27 30 -1060 5 " I feel good and I believe I can be like a new signing for the club , " he said . " I ' m a completely different person to the one that went into the addiction clinic . " addiction clinic Why was Merson in an addiction clinic? 37 39 -1061 1 Portuguese Player of the Year Luis Figo of Sporting signed a three - year contract Wednesday with Italian club Parma , club president Giambattosta Pastorello announced . Parma , What sport does this club belong to? 19 21 -1061 2 Figo , a burly 23 - year - old midfielder , signed with Parma two days after Portuguese coaches and sports writers voted him the top player for 1994 . midfielder , How many positions are there? 9 11 -1061 2 Figo , a burly 23 - year - old midfielder , signed with Parma two days after Portuguese coaches and sports writers voted him the top player for 1994 . top What are his accomplishments? 25 26 -1061 4 After his spectacular ' 94 season , which saw Sporting come close to capturing the league title , Figo became the object of an intense bidding war between Italian rivals Parma and Juventus , said Figo ' s agent Jose Veiga . intense bidding war Why did rival teams bid so fiercely for him? 24 27 -1061 4 After his spectacular ' 94 season , which saw Sporting come close to capturing the league title , Figo became the object of an intense bidding war between Italian rivals Parma and Juventus , said Figo ' s agent Jose Veiga . spectacular What are some of his top highlight moments of the season? 2 3 -1062 1 Praising progress in the Middle East peace process , the United States on Wednesday urged an end to special U . N . human rights scrutiny of Israeli practices in the West Bank and Gaza Strip . end to special U . N . human rights Why do they want the rights ended? 16 25 -1062 1 Praising progress in the Middle East peace process , the United States on Wednesday urged an end to special U . N . human rights scrutiny of Israeli practices in the West Bank and Gaza Strip . process , What is this process? 7 9 -1062 1 Praising progress in the Middle East peace process , the United States on Wednesday urged an end to special U . N . human rights scrutiny of Israeli practices in the West Bank and Gaza Strip . human rights scrutiny of Israeli practices What sort of scrutiny was being performed? 23 29 -1062 1 Praising progress in the Middle East peace process , the United States on Wednesday urged an end to special U . N . human rights scrutiny of Israeli practices in the West Bank and Gaza Strip . progress What is this progress that prompted the United States to urge an end to U.N. scrutiny? 1 2 -1062 2 In a speech to the U . N . Human Rights Commission , U . S . delegate Geraldine Ferraro backed a recommendation by U . N . investigator Rene Felber that his mission should come to an end . mission What was the mission and why should it end? 33 34 -1062 2 In a speech to the U . N . Human Rights Commission , U . S . delegate Geraldine Ferraro backed a recommendation by U . N . investigator Rene Felber that his mission should come to an end . recommendation What recommendation? 22 23 -1062 2 In a speech to the U . N . Human Rights Commission , U . S . delegate Geraldine Ferraro backed a recommendation by U . N . investigator Rene Felber that his mission should come to an end . mission What mission? 33 34 -1062 2 In a speech to the U . N . Human Rights Commission , U . S . delegate Geraldine Ferraro backed a recommendation by U . N . investigator Rene Felber that his mission should come to an end . mission should come to an end Why should the mission stop? 33 39 -1062 2 In a speech to the U . N . Human Rights Commission , U . S . delegate Geraldine Ferraro backed a recommendation by U . N . investigator Rene Felber that his mission should come to an end . mission What event triggered this recommendation to end the mission? 33 34 -1062 3 Felber , who is scheduled to present his report to the 53 - nation body Friday , concluded that political condemnation had failed to improve Israeli respect for human rights and there should be a change in methods . 53 - nation body Who are these nations? 11 15 -1062 3 Felber , who is scheduled to present his report to the 53 - nation body Friday , concluded that political condemnation had failed to improve Israeli respect for human rights and there should be a change in methods . failed How long had Felber's mission lasted for him to come to this conclusion? 22 23 -1062 4 " A report may soothe consciences , but its effectiveness should be measured by the impact of the points it makes and by how seriously they are taken by those to whom they are addressed , " said Felber in a remarkable admission of loss of faith in U . N . tactics . tactics What are these tactics? 52 53 -1062 4 " A report may soothe consciences , but its effectiveness should be measured by the impact of the points it makes and by how seriously they are taken by those to whom they are addressed , " said Felber in a remarkable admission of loss of faith in U . N . tactics . faith Why does this admission sound like the opposite of the improved progress mentioned in the beginning? 46 47 -1062 5 " It is in this spirit that we submit this report , which naturally concludes with a proposal to do away with our services , and even to do away with appointing a special rapporteur in the occupied territories altogether , " said Felber , a former Swiss foreign minister . territories What are these territories? 38 39 -1062 5 " It is in this spirit that we submit this report , which naturally concludes with a proposal to do away with our services , and even to do away with appointing a special rapporteur in the occupied territories altogether , " said Felber , a former Swiss foreign minister . Felber , How much experience does Felber have in mediating international peace? 43 45 -1063 1 A German veteran of World War II believes an unexploded Soviet bomb still lies underground on Russian writer Lev Tolstoy ' s estate , a newspaper said Wednesday . bomb still lies underground Why is it still left there? 11 15 -1063 1 A German veteran of World War II believes an unexploded Soviet bomb still lies underground on Russian writer Lev Tolstoy ' s estate , a newspaper said Wednesday . underground Who buried a bomb on the property? 14 15 -1063 1 A German veteran of World War II believes an unexploded Soviet bomb still lies underground on Russian writer Lev Tolstoy ' s estate , a newspaper said Wednesday . veteran Who is this veteran? 2 3 -1063 1 A German veteran of World War II believes an unexploded Soviet bomb still lies underground on Russian writer Lev Tolstoy ' s estate , a newspaper said Wednesday . German veteran What is his name? 1 3 -1063 2 Former Wehrmacht soldier Heinrich Heym has written Russian authorities warning that the bomb lies buried on the Yasnaya Polyana estate , a popular tourist attraction 200 kilometers ( 125 miles ) south of Moscow , the English - language Moscow Times reported . tourist attraction Why is the estate a tourist attraction? 23 25 -1063 2 Former Wehrmacht soldier Heinrich Heym has written Russian authorities warning that the bomb lies buried on the Yasnaya Polyana estate , a popular tourist attraction 200 kilometers ( 125 miles ) south of Moscow , the English - language Moscow Times reported . bomb Why hasn't the bomb been discovered after so many years? 12 13 -1063 3 In a letter to the Russian Embassy in Bonn , Heym said his unit was billeted in Yasnaya Polyana in late 1941 as Adolf Hitler ' s troops advanced on Moscow . He said Soviet planes dropped a bomb , which struck Tolstoy ' s house without going off and fell to the ground . without going off and fell to the ground How could it not have detonated? 46 54 -1063 3 In a letter to the Russian Embassy in Bonn , Heym said his unit was billeted in Yasnaya Polyana in late 1941 as Adolf Hitler ' s troops advanced on Moscow . He said Soviet planes dropped a bomb , which struck Tolstoy ' s house without going off and fell to the ground . going off Why did the bomb not detonate? 47 49 -1063 4 " It lay there for two days and then we dug a hole and buried it , " Heym said in a telephone interview with The Moscow Times . buried it , " How big of a bomb was it? 14 18 -1063 4 " It lay there for two days and then we dug a hole and buried it , " Heym said in a telephone interview with The Moscow Times . buried Why did Heym and his unit bury the bomb? 14 15 -1063 5 " Of course I can ' t remember all the details , but I remember the case quite clearly . I think the bomb is still there , " he said . think Could the bomb have been moved or disposed of without his knowledge? 21 22 -1063 5 " Of course I can ' t remember all the details , but I remember the case quite clearly . I think the bomb is still there , " he said . there , " Why is he only bringing this up now? 26 29 -1064 1 Twenty - five veterans of World War II ' s famed " Merrill ' s Marauders " Wednesday completed a 10 - day visit to their old combat zone . visit to their old combat zone Where was this combat zone? 23 29 -1064 1 Twenty - five veterans of World War II ' s famed " Merrill ' s Marauders " Wednesday completed a 10 - day visit to their old combat zone . famed Why is this group famous? 10 11 -1064 1 Twenty - five veterans of World War II ' s famed " Merrill ' s Marauders " Wednesday completed a 10 - day visit to their old combat zone . combat zone Where is their old combat zone located? 27 29 -1064 1 Twenty - five veterans of World War II ' s famed " Merrill ' s Marauders " Wednesday completed a 10 - day visit to their old combat zone . 10 - day visit to their old combat zone Why is there a 10-day visit to old combat zone for veterans? 20 29 -1064 2 The veterans , U . S . Army volunteers who took their nickname from their commander , Gen . Frank Merrill , served in the jungles of Burma as the only unit of regular American foot soldiers to fight on the Asian mainland during the war . the only unit Why were the Marauders the only American unit to fight on the Asian Mainland? 29 32 -1064 2 The veterans , U . S . Army volunteers who took their nickname from their commander , Gen . Frank Merrill , served in the jungles of Burma as the only unit of regular American foot soldiers to fight on the Asian mainland during the war . only Why were they the only American unit fighting on the Asian mainland? 30 31 -1064 3 In five major and 30 minor battles against the Japanese army , Merrill ' s Marauders gained a reputation for toughness and bravery but suffered terrible losses , taking 2 , 394 casualties out of an original strength of 2 , 830 men . but suffered terrible losses , Why were so many casualties experienced by this group? 23 28 -1064 3 In five major and 30 minor battles against the Japanese army , Merrill ' s Marauders gained a reputation for toughness and bravery but suffered terrible losses , taking 2 , 394 casualties out of an original strength of 2 , 830 men . five major Which battles are considered the five major battles that the Marauders took part in? 1 3 -1064 3 In five major and 30 minor battles against the Japanese army , Merrill ' s Marauders gained a reputation for toughness and bravery but suffered terrible losses , taking 2 , 394 casualties out of an original strength of 2 , 830 men . 2 , 830 Were all 2,830 men volunteers? 39 42 -1064 4 The returning veterans , led by retired Brig . Gen . L . Robert Caster , 84 , visited old battlegrounds during their stay , including Myitkyina , 990 kilometers ( 615 miles ) north of Rangoon , which they once wrested from Japanese control . battlegrounds What were their impressions of their old battlefields? 20 21 -1064 5 " We expected to find Myitkyina as we left it - - flat - - but we find it to be a prosperous and huge city , " said retired Brig . David Quaid at a news conference before the group departed Burma . " We are very happy with the wonderful hospitality of the local people . " flat Why did they expect to find the city flat even though the war ended 70 years ago? 12 13 -1065 1 One person was killed and four wounded when a grenade exploded on a city bus Wednesday . It wasn ' t immediately known if the blast was linked to a general strike . on a city bus In which city did this happen? 11 15 -1065 1 One person was killed and four wounded when a grenade exploded on a city bus Wednesday . It wasn ' t immediately known if the blast was linked to a general strike . grenade exploded on a city bus How did the grenade get on the bus? 9 15 -1065 1 One person was killed and four wounded when a grenade exploded on a city bus Wednesday . It wasn ' t immediately known if the blast was linked to a general strike . was killed How was this person killed? 2 4 -1065 1 One person was killed and four wounded when a grenade exploded on a city bus Wednesday . It wasn ' t immediately known if the blast was linked to a general strike . grenade exploded Where did the grenade come from? 9 11 -1065 1 One person was killed and four wounded when a grenade exploded on a city bus Wednesday . It wasn ' t immediately known if the blast was linked to a general strike . city bus What city did this happen in? 13 15 -1065 2 The explosion occurred in Burundi ' s capital Bujumbura . Lt . Col . Nicodemus Nduhirubusa said it was unclear whether the grenade was thrown into the bus or exploded by a passenger . Burundi ' s capital Bujumbura Is Burundi a country? 4 9 -1065 2 The explosion occurred in Burundi ' s capital Bujumbura . Lt . Col . Nicodemus Nduhirubusa said it was unclear whether the grenade was thrown into the bus or exploded by a passenger . unclear whether the grenade Why was this unclear? 19 23 -1065 2 The explosion occurred in Burundi ' s capital Bujumbura . Lt . Col . Nicodemus Nduhirubusa said it was unclear whether the grenade was thrown into the bus or exploded by a passenger . was unclear Were their any witnesses? 18 20 -1065 3 The strike was called Wednesday by the predominantly Tutsi opposition to press for the resignation of Prime Minister Anatole Kanyenkiko , said Nduhirubusa , the official ' s military and security adviser . Tutsi opposition What is Tutsi's agenda? 8 10 -1065 3 The strike was called Wednesday by the predominantly Tutsi opposition to press for the resignation of Prime Minister Anatole Kanyenkiko , said Nduhirubusa , the official ' s military and security adviser . resignation of Prime Minister Anatole Kanyenkiko , Why do they want the Prime Minister to resign? 14 21 -1065 3 The strike was called Wednesday by the predominantly Tutsi opposition to press for the resignation of Prime Minister Anatole Kanyenkiko , said Nduhirubusa , the official ' s military and security adviser . press for the resignation Why did they press for this? 11 15 -1065 4 Large numbers of people did stay away from work Wednesday , but the general strike failed to shut down commerce or paralyze the city . paralyze the city What is the population of that city? 21 24 -1065 4 Large numbers of people did stay away from work Wednesday , but the general strike failed to shut down commerce or paralyze the city . general strike failed to shut down commerce Why didn't commerce shut down? 13 20 -1065 4 Large numbers of people did stay away from work Wednesday , but the general strike failed to shut down commerce or paralyze the city . Large numbers of people How many people? 0 4 -1065 4 Large numbers of people did stay away from work Wednesday , but the general strike failed to shut down commerce or paralyze the city . did stay away from work Why did they stay away from work? 4 9 -1065 4 Large numbers of people did stay away from work Wednesday , but the general strike failed to shut down commerce or paralyze the city . strike failed to How did the strike fail to shut it all down? 14 17 -1065 5 The opposition has demanded Kanyenkiko ' s resignation , claiming he supported Jean Minani , a former speaker of the National Assembly who allegedly incited Hutus to kill Tutsis in 1993 . Minani , who denied the charged , resigned his post last month . to kill Tutsis in What organisation or position did Tutsis hold? 26 30 -1065 5 The opposition has demanded Kanyenkiko ' s resignation , claiming he supported Jean Minani , a former speaker of the National Assembly who allegedly incited Hutus to kill Tutsis in 1993 . Minani , who denied the charged , resigned his post last month . resigned his post last month Why did Minani resign his post if he claims he did not incite? 39 44 -1065 5 The opposition has demanded Kanyenkiko ' s resignation , claiming he supported Jean Minani , a former speaker of the National Assembly who allegedly incited Hutus to kill Tutsis in 1993 . Minani , who denied the charged , resigned his post last month . The opposition Who exactly is the opposition? 0 2 -1065 5 The opposition has demanded Kanyenkiko ' s resignation , claiming he supported Jean Minani , a former speaker of the National Assembly who allegedly incited Hutus to kill Tutsis in 1993 . Minani , who denied the charged , resigned his post last month . resignation , Why do they want him to resign? 7 9 -1065 5 The opposition has demanded Kanyenkiko ' s resignation , claiming he supported Jean Minani , a former speaker of the National Assembly who allegedly incited Hutus to kill Tutsis in 1993 . Minani , who denied the charged , resigned his post last month . he supported Did he in fact support the former speaker? 10 12 -1066 1 In the escalating fight over Jerusalem , the city ' s planning committee on Wednesday approved construction of a large Jewish neighborhood in the eastern sector claimed by the Palestinians as a future capital . fight Who are the major contenders? 3 4 -1066 1 In the escalating fight over Jerusalem , the city ' s planning committee on Wednesday approved construction of a large Jewish neighborhood in the eastern sector claimed by the Palestinians as a future capital . the escalating fight over Jerusalem , How long has this been going on? 1 7 -1066 1 In the escalating fight over Jerusalem , the city ' s planning committee on Wednesday approved construction of a large Jewish neighborhood in the eastern sector claimed by the Palestinians as a future capital . in the eastern sector claimed by the Palestinians Why a neighborhood in this specific area? 22 30 -1066 2 Angry Palestinian leaders said Israel was violating the Israel - PLO accord by creating facts on the ground before talks on the final status of the disputed city begin next year . accord What are the provisions of the accord? 11 12 -1066 2 Angry Palestinian leaders said Israel was violating the Israel - PLO accord by creating facts on the ground before talks on the final status of the disputed city begin next year . Israel - PLO What is this accord? who does it involve? 8 11 -1066 3 " There is no meaning to the peace process , " said Palestinian Information Minister Yasser Abed Rabbo . " Israel wants to replace the talks by drawing a new map , and we reject this . " peace What will happen to the future talks next year? 7 8 -1066 4 The go - ahead for the new Jewish neighborhood of Har Homa came a day before Prime Minister Yithzak Rabin was to meet with PLO chief Yasser Arafat and other Arab leaders in Cairo to try and rescue the Israel - PLO negotiations that have been halted over a deep crisis of confidence . go - ahead What factors caused the go-ahead of the new neighborhood? 1 4 -1066 4 The go - ahead for the new Jewish neighborhood of Har Homa came a day before Prime Minister Yithzak Rabin was to meet with PLO chief Yasser Arafat and other Arab leaders in Cairo to try and rescue the Israel - PLO negotiations that have been halted over a deep crisis of confidence . crisis of confidence Confidence in what? 50 53 -1066 5 Wednesday ' s city council decision was likely to further inflame the Palestinians who complain that Israel ' s land grab in the West Bank and east Jerusalem endangers the negotiations . Last week , Rabin ' s Cabinet approved more than 3 , 000 new homes in Jewish West Bank settlements ringing Jerusalem . 3 , 000 new homes How many are there in total, beyond the new ones? 42 47 -1067 1 American manufacturing expanded only slightly in January , signaling that overall growth in the economy may be leveling off , according to a widely followed survey of U . S . factories . expanded only slightly in January , What led to the lower-than-expected expansion? 2 8 -1067 1 American manufacturing expanded only slightly in January , signaling that overall growth in the economy may be leveling off , according to a widely followed survey of U . S . factories . slightly How much does manufacturing typically expand in a month? 4 5 -1067 1 American manufacturing expanded only slightly in January , signaling that overall growth in the economy may be leveling off , according to a widely followed survey of U . S . factories . American manufacturing What type of manufacturing is being looked at specifically? 0 2 -1067 1 American manufacturing expanded only slightly in January , signaling that overall growth in the economy may be leveling off , according to a widely followed survey of U . S . factories . widely followed survey How credible it this survey? 23 26 -1067 2 The National Association of Purchasing Managers said Wednesday its index of manufacturing growth rose to 57 . 9 percent in January from 57 . 5 percent in December . The index has been advancing for the last year and a half . index How is this index calculated? 9 10 -1067 2 The National Association of Purchasing Managers said Wednesday its index of manufacturing growth rose to 57 . 9 percent in January from 57 . 5 percent in December . The index has been advancing for the last year and a half . advancing Where was this index 18 months ago, before the growth period began? 33 34 -1067 2 The National Association of Purchasing Managers said Wednesday its index of manufacturing growth rose to 57 . 9 percent in January from 57 . 5 percent in December . The index has been advancing for the last year and a half . index What does the index take into account to determine growth? 9 10 -1067 3 An index reading above 50 percent indicates an expansion of activity at the nation ' s factories , while a reading below 50 percent indicates a decline . expansion of activity at the nation ' s factories , What constitutes an expansion of activity? 8 18 -1067 5 In a troubling sign of inflation , more firms reported paying higher prices for raw materials in January . The survey said 73 percent of respondants paid higher prices compared to 71 percent in December . higher prices for raw materials What was causing the inflationary trend? 11 16 -1067 5 In a troubling sign of inflation , more firms reported paying higher prices for raw materials in January . The survey said 73 percent of respondants paid higher prices compared to 71 percent in December . higher Is this compared to prices for the same raw materials in the previous month? 11 12 -1067 5 In a troubling sign of inflation , more firms reported paying higher prices for raw materials in January . The survey said 73 percent of respondants paid higher prices compared to 71 percent in December . higher prices What is the percent increase on the raw material prices? 11 13 -1067 5 In a troubling sign of inflation , more firms reported paying higher prices for raw materials in January . The survey said 73 percent of respondants paid higher prices compared to 71 percent in December . sign of inflation , Why is a 2 percent increase such a worry? 3 7 -1068 1 Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Wednesday he would bring in more foreign workers to replace Palestinian laborers and speed up the process of separation between Israelis and Palestinians . and speed up the process of separation How would bringing in foreign workers speed this process up? 17 24 -1068 1 Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Wednesday he would bring in more foreign workers to replace Palestinian laborers and speed up the process of separation between Israelis and Palestinians . replace Palestinian laborers Why does the Prime Minister want to replace Palestinian laborers? 14 17 -1068 1 Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Wednesday he would bring in more foreign workers to replace Palestinian laborers and speed up the process of separation between Israelis and Palestinians . separation Why does he want separation between Israelis and Palestinians? 23 24 -1068 2 " I would prefer more Thais and other foreign workers to knife - wielders ( Palestinians ) inside Israel , " Rabin said . " We must reduce dependence on the Palestinian workers . It can ' t be done by tomorrow . but we must reach this separation . " reduce dependence on the Palestinian workers Why must the country reduce dependence on Palestinians? 27 33 -1068 2 " I would prefer more Thais and other foreign workers to knife - wielders ( Palestinians ) inside Israel , " Rabin said . " We must reduce dependence on the Palestinian workers . It can ' t be done by tomorrow . but we must reach this separation . " Thais Why are Thai people preferred? 5 6 -1068 2 " I would prefer more Thais and other foreign workers to knife - wielders ( Palestinians ) inside Israel , " Rabin said . " We must reduce dependence on the Palestinian workers . It can ' t be done by tomorrow . but we must reach this separation . " knife - wielders ( Palestinians ) Why are Palestinians considered to be knife-wielders? 11 17 -1068 3 Rabin spoke a day before a planned summit with Egyptian , Jordanian and PLO leaders in Cairo Thursday , called to breathe life into the sputtering Mideast peace process . PLO Who is the PLO? 13 14 -1068 3 Rabin spoke a day before a planned summit with Egyptian , Jordanian and PLO leaders in Cairo Thursday , called to breathe life into the sputtering Mideast peace process . sputtering Mideast peace process . Why was the process having trouble moving forward? 25 30 -1068 3 Rabin spoke a day before a planned summit with Egyptian , Jordanian and PLO leaders in Cairo Thursday , called to breathe life into the sputtering Mideast peace process . sputtering Mideast peace process Why is the Mideast peace process currently considered to be sputtering? 25 29 -1068 4 " The problem of terrorism is the main impediment to implementing peace , " Rabin said , referring to a series of attacks by Islamic extremists that have killed 116 Israelis since the signing of the Israel - PLO autonomy accord in September 1993 . Israel - PLO autonomy accord What were the expectations of the Israel-PLO autonomy accord? 36 41 -1069 1 Greek judges and prosecutors Wednesday backed away from strike action after criticism over their decision to arrest any tax official refusing to discount their income taxes . strike Why would they demand this and how are they allowed to strike based on this? 8 9 -1069 1 Greek judges and prosecutors Wednesday backed away from strike action after criticism over their decision to arrest any tax official refusing to discount their income taxes . decision to arrest any tax official Why did they decide to arrest any tax official refusing to discount their income taxes? 14 20 -1069 1 Greek judges and prosecutors Wednesday backed away from strike action after criticism over their decision to arrest any tax official refusing to discount their income taxes . criticism Why are they criticised? 11 12 -1069 2 The judicial officials had said they would walk out indefinitely after the Finance Ministry refused to accept their claim that the constitution allows them to receive an immediate 50 percent discount on their income taxes . The discount is similar to one received by the 300 - member Parliament . percent Does this tax discount happen in other nations? 29 30 -1069 2 The judicial officials had said they would walk out indefinitely after the Finance Ministry refused to accept their claim that the constitution allows them to receive an immediate 50 percent discount on their income taxes . The discount is similar to one received by the 300 - member Parliament . 50 percent discount on their income taxes What was their evidence for being allowed to take such a discount? 28 35 -1069 2 The judicial officials had said they would walk out indefinitely after the Finance Ministry refused to accept their claim that the constitution allows them to receive an immediate 50 percent discount on their income taxes . The discount is similar to one received by the 300 - member Parliament . immediate 50 percent discount Why do judicial officials have an immediate 50 percent discount on their income taxes? 27 31 -1069 2 The judicial officials had said they would walk out indefinitely after the Finance Ministry refused to accept their claim that the constitution allows them to receive an immediate 50 percent discount on their income taxes . The discount is similar to one received by the 300 - member Parliament . Finance Ministry refused Why did the Finance Ministry refused to accept the judicial officials claim on their income taxes discount? 12 15 -1069 3 In calling off the strike , the prosecutor ' s union said they would seek vindication in court . vindication Who are they seeking vindication from? 15 16 -1069 3 In calling off the strike , the prosecutor ' s union said they would seek vindication in court . seek vindication in court Why would they seek vindication in court? 14 18 -1069 4 They had previously threatened to issue an arrest warrant for any tax official who refused to recognize their claim . official Are the tax officials to blame for such a claim? 12 13 -1069 4 They had previously threatened to issue an arrest warrant for any tax official who refused to recognize their claim . arrest warrant for any tax official How would such an order have held up in court? 7 13 -1069 5 Relations between the judiciary and Finance Ministry have been deteriorating following a recent ruling by Greece ' s Supreme Court that judges and prosecutors should receive the discount . Relations Should they have any relation at all? 0 1 -1070 1 Whole towns in eastern Netherlands were emptied of people Wednesday , for fear rising river waters would break through soaked dikes in the worst Dutch flooding in 40 years . were emptied Why were the towns empty? 5 7 -1070 1 Whole towns in eastern Netherlands were emptied of people Wednesday , for fear rising river waters would break through soaked dikes in the worst Dutch flooding in 40 years . rising river waters Why is the river rising? 13 16 -1070 1 Whole towns in eastern Netherlands were emptied of people Wednesday , for fear rising river waters would break through soaked dikes in the worst Dutch flooding in 40 years . worst Dutch flooding What makes it the worst flooding? 23 26 -1070 2 The Netherlands is bearing the downstream brunt of storms and flooding that battered parts of Germany , France and Belgium this past week . The flooding has killed one person in the Netherlands and 26 others elsewhere in northern Europe . one person Who was the person? 28 30 -1070 2 The Netherlands is bearing the downstream brunt of storms and flooding that battered parts of Germany , France and Belgium this past week . The flooding has killed one person in the Netherlands and 26 others elsewhere in northern Europe . 26 others Who are they? 34 36 -1070 2 The Netherlands is bearing the downstream brunt of storms and flooding that battered parts of Germany , France and Belgium this past week . The flooding has killed one person in the Netherlands and 26 others elsewhere in northern Europe . elsewhere Where were the others killed? 36 37 -1070 2 The Netherlands is bearing the downstream brunt of storms and flooding that battered parts of Germany , France and Belgium this past week . The flooding has killed one person in the Netherlands and 26 others elsewhere in northern Europe . week what date? 22 23 -1070 2 The Netherlands is bearing the downstream brunt of storms and flooding that battered parts of Germany , France and Belgium this past week . The flooding has killed one person in the Netherlands and 26 others elsewhere in northern Europe . battered parts of Germany , How badly battered was it? 12 17 -1070 2 The Netherlands is bearing the downstream brunt of storms and flooding that battered parts of Germany , France and Belgium this past week . The flooding has killed one person in the Netherlands and 26 others elsewhere in northern Europe . 26 others elsewhere Were these drownings? 34 37 -1070 3 Up to 250 , 000 people were being evacuated from low - lying areas in the southeastern Netherlands , clogging highways and straining public services . being evacuated Where were they going? 7 9 -1070 4 Soldiers were pressed into duty to reinforce dikes that barely contain the rampaging Maas and Waal rivers . If dikes are breached , some villages may be under 16 feet of water . reinforce dikes How will this reinforcement be completed? 6 8 -1070 4 Soldiers were pressed into duty to reinforce dikes that barely contain the rampaging Maas and Waal rivers . If dikes are breached , some villages may be under 16 feet of water . reinforce How did they reinforce them? 6 7 -1070 4 Soldiers were pressed into duty to reinforce dikes that barely contain the rampaging Maas and Waal rivers . If dikes are breached , some villages may be under 16 feet of water . reinforce dikes How were the dikes reinforced? 6 8 -1070 4 Soldiers were pressed into duty to reinforce dikes that barely contain the rampaging Maas and Waal rivers . If dikes are breached , some villages may be under 16 feet of water . some villages How many villages? 23 25 -1070 5 No people , animals or other signs of life were visible in farmlands in the eastern provinces of Gelderland and Limburg after thousands of residents fled with their livestock in any vehicle they could find . fled with their livestock How were the livestock able to be transported? 25 29 -1070 5 No people , animals or other signs of life were visible in farmlands in the eastern provinces of Gelderland and Limburg after thousands of residents fled with their livestock in any vehicle they could find . fled Where were these residents fleeing? 25 26 -1070 5 No people , animals or other signs of life were visible in farmlands in the eastern provinces of Gelderland and Limburg after thousands of residents fled with their livestock in any vehicle they could find . residents fled Where did they go? 24 26 -1070 5 No people , animals or other signs of life were visible in farmlands in the eastern provinces of Gelderland and Limburg after thousands of residents fled with their livestock in any vehicle they could find . their livestock What kind of livestock? 27 29 -1071 1 The European Union said Wednesday talks for broad economic and political accords with Latvia , Lithuania and Estonia may be concluded as early as April 1 . economic and political accords What sort of economic results would be felt? 8 12 -1071 1 The European Union said Wednesday talks for broad economic and political accords with Latvia , Lithuania and Estonia may be concluded as early as April 1 . early How long has the talks gone on? 22 23 -1071 1 The European Union said Wednesday talks for broad economic and political accords with Latvia , Lithuania and Estonia may be concluded as early as April 1 . April 1 in which year? 24 26 -1071 2 " We are working as hard as we can " to conclude so - called Europe Agreements with the Baltic states , said EU Commission spokesman Nico Wegter . Nico Wegter what are his credentials? 26 28 -1071 3 " Maybe within two months this couild be concluded . " two How long does talk agreements in Europe usually last? 3 4 -1071 3 " Maybe within two months this couild be concluded . " within two months this is it likely to take longer? 2 6 -1071 4 The agreements are the basis of a plan to let East European nations into the EU at an as yet unspecified date . East European nations into the EU Why were the countries looking to join the EU? 10 16 -1071 4 The agreements are the basis of a plan to let East European nations into the EU at an as yet unspecified date . plan Are there standard requirements to be allowed into the EU? 7 8 -1071 5 On Wednesday such accords between the EU and four eastern neighbors took effect , bringing Bulgaria , Romania and the Czech and Slovak republics a step closer to European Union membership . membership What advantages would membership allow them? 30 31 -1072 1 After an exhaustive probe into the 1988 bombing of a Pan Am jetliner over Scotland , investigators have concluded there is still a case against two Libyans , Britain said Wednesday . bombing What was the reason for carrying out this attack? 7 8 -1072 1 After an exhaustive probe into the 1988 bombing of a Pan Am jetliner over Scotland , investigators have concluded there is still a case against two Libyans , Britain said Wednesday . still a case against Why can't they be cleared? 21 25 -1072 2 Responding to a lawmaker ' s questions in the House of Commons , Foreign Secretary Douglas Hurd said investigators had found nothing to implicate anyone else in the attack , which killed 270 people . a lawmaker ' s questions Who is the lawmaker? 2 7 -1072 2 Responding to a lawmaker ' s questions in the House of Commons , Foreign Secretary Douglas Hurd said investigators had found nothing to implicate anyone else in the attack , which killed 270 people . people Did the two Libyans survive the bombing? How did the bombing take place? 33 34 -1072 3 " During the early stages of the investigation , the possibility that Palestinian extremist groups might be responsible was extensively investigated and so were reports of Iranian involvement , " Hurd said . Palestinian extremist groups Who are these extremist groups? 12 15 -1072 3 " During the early stages of the investigation , the possibility that Palestinian extremist groups might be responsible was extensively investigated and so were reports of Iranian involvement , " Hurd said . Palestinian extremist groups might be responsible Why were Palestinians thought to be involved at the early stages? 12 18 -1072 3 " During the early stages of the investigation , the possibility that Palestinian extremist groups might be responsible was extensively investigated and so were reports of Iranian involvement , " Hurd said . Palestinian extremist groups might be responsible Why were they implicated? 12 18 -1072 4 But " no credible evidence has been found to substantiate either theory , " he said . " no credible evidence Has any evidence been found at all? Who decides credibility? 1 5 -1072 5 Hurd revealed that as part of their investigations , Scottish police had interviewed two members of the extremist Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine , Hafes Dalkamouni and Abdel Ghadanfar , who were arrested in Germany in 1988 . were arrested in Germany in 1988 Why were these two people arrested? 33 39 -1073 1 Come hell or high water , some people just won ' t move . With the threat of flooding all around , the holdouts here will go only place - upstairs . some people just won ' t move Why do they not want to leave? 6 13 -1073 1 Come hell or high water , some people just won ' t move . With the threat of flooding all around , the holdouts here will go only place - upstairs . some people just won ' t move Why will some people stay in their homes during a flood situation? 6 13 -1073 1 Come hell or high water , some people just won ' t move . With the threat of flooding all around , the holdouts here will go only place - upstairs . threat of flooding Where is the threat of flooding? 16 19 -1073 3 " I hear 10 to 15 percent of the people here will stay , " said Kurt Vink . Kurt Vink Who is Kurt Vink? 16 18 -1074 1 A radio station has apologized for asking listeners to call in Auschwitz jokes on the 50th anniversary of the liberation of the Nazi death camp . apologized How have they asked them to apologize (on social media? on air)? 4 5 -1074 1 A radio station has apologized for asking listeners to call in Auschwitz jokes on the 50th anniversary of the liberation of the Nazi death camp . asking listeners Why did the radio station ask listeners to do this? 6 8 -1074 1 A radio station has apologized for asking listeners to call in Auschwitz jokes on the 50th anniversary of the liberation of the Nazi death camp . asking listeners to call in Auschwitz jokes Why did the radio station think this was appropriate? 6 13 -1074 1 A radio station has apologized for asking listeners to call in Auschwitz jokes on the 50th anniversary of the liberation of the Nazi death camp . Auschwitz Was it management or the DJ who decided to add this to their programming? 11 12 -1074 2 " It ' s an instance we would like to put behind us , " Beverly Rice , general manager of WDEZ - AM , said after the station was contacted by the Chicago - based Anti - Defamation League , a civil rights groups that fights anti - Semitism . contacted When were they contacted by the civil rights group? 30 31 -1074 3 An announcer who goes by the name Terry T . suggested during his morning show Friday that the country music station ' s listeners phone in Auschwitz jokes . He broadcast an apology Monday . suggested What specifically did he ask them to call in with? 10 11 -1074 3 An announcer who goes by the name Terry T . suggested during his morning show Friday that the country music station ' s listeners phone in Auschwitz jokes . He broadcast an apology Monday . suggested Again, why would Terry T. suggest this? 10 11 -1074 5 Michael Sandberg , Midwest civil rights director for the Anti - Defamation League , said the league was told about Terry T . ' s remarks by non - Jewish people in Wausau . Wausau Where is Wausau located? 32 33 -1074 5 Michael Sandberg , Midwest civil rights director for the Anti - Defamation League , said the league was told about Terry T . ' s remarks by non - Jewish people in Wausau . Terry What was Terry T.'s defense? 20 21 -1075 1 Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Wednesday he would bring in more foreign workers to replace Palestinian laborers and speed up the process of separation between Israelis and Palestinians . bring in more foreign workers How will more workers be brought in? 8 13 -1075 1 Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Wednesday he would bring in more foreign workers to replace Palestinian laborers and speed up the process of separation between Israelis and Palestinians . separation between Israelis and Palestinians Why are Israelis and Palenstinians being separated? 23 28 -1075 1 Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Wednesday he would bring in more foreign workers to replace Palestinian laborers and speed up the process of separation between Israelis and Palestinians . speed up the process Why would Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin want to separate the Israelis and Palestinians? 18 22 -1075 1 Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Wednesday he would bring in more foreign workers to replace Palestinian laborers and speed up the process of separation between Israelis and Palestinians . Minister What country is Yitzhak Rabin the prime minister of? 1 2 -1075 1 Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Wednesday he would bring in more foreign workers to replace Palestinian laborers and speed up the process of separation between Israelis and Palestinians . replace Why are Palestinian laborers being replaced? 14 15 -1075 1 Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Wednesday he would bring in more foreign workers to replace Palestinian laborers and speed up the process of separation between Israelis and Palestinians . separation Why are Israelis and Palestinians being separated by the government? 23 24 -1075 1 Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Wednesday he would bring in more foreign workers to replace Palestinian laborers and speed up the process of separation between Israelis and Palestinians . bring Why does Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin wants to bring in foreign workers to replace Palestinian laborers? 8 9 -1075 1 Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Wednesday he would bring in more foreign workers to replace Palestinian laborers and speed up the process of separation between Israelis and Palestinians . speed How will bringing in more foreign worker to replace Palestinian laborer speed up the process of separation between Israelis and Palestinians? 18 19 -1075 2 " I would prefer more Thais and other foreign workers to knife - wielders ( Palestinians ) inside Israel , " Rabin said . " We must reduce dependence on the Palestinian workers . It can ' t be done by tomorrow . but we must reach this separation . " knife - wielders Why did Rabin call the workers this? 11 14 -1075 2 " I would prefer more Thais and other foreign workers to knife - wielders ( Palestinians ) inside Israel , " Rabin said . " We must reduce dependence on the Palestinian workers . It can ' t be done by tomorrow . but we must reach this separation . " we must reach this separation Why is the Prime Minister so determined to separate the two? 44 49 -1075 2 " I would prefer more Thais and other foreign workers to knife - wielders ( Palestinians ) inside Israel , " Rabin said . " We must reduce dependence on the Palestinian workers . It can ' t be done by tomorrow . but we must reach this separation . " knife - wielders Why does Rabin call Palestinians 'knife-wielders'? 11 14 -1075 2 " I would prefer more Thais and other foreign workers to knife - wielders ( Palestinians ) inside Israel , " Rabin said . " We must reduce dependence on the Palestinian workers . It can ' t be done by tomorrow . but we must reach this separation . " must Why does Rabin think it's necessary to separate Israelis and Palestinians? 26 27 -1075 2 " I would prefer more Thais and other foreign workers to knife - wielders ( Palestinians ) inside Israel , " Rabin said . " We must reduce dependence on the Palestinian workers . It can ' t be done by tomorrow . but we must reach this separation . " prefer Why does Rabin prefer more Thais and other foreign workers? 3 4 -1075 3 Rabin spoke a day before a planned summit with Egyptian , Jordanian and PLO leaders in Cairo Thursday , called to breathe life into the sputtering Mideast peace process . Mideast peace process What is the Mideast peace process? 26 29 -1075 3 Rabin spoke a day before a planned summit with Egyptian , Jordanian and PLO leaders in Cairo Thursday , called to breathe life into the sputtering Mideast peace process . spoke a day before a planned summit Why did he speak a day before this? 1 8 -1075 3 Rabin spoke a day before a planned summit with Egyptian , Jordanian and PLO leaders in Cairo Thursday , called to breathe life into the sputtering Mideast peace process . Mideast peace process What was the Mideast peace process? 26 29 -1075 3 Rabin spoke a day before a planned summit with Egyptian , Jordanian and PLO leaders in Cairo Thursday , called to breathe life into the sputtering Mideast peace process . before What effect will these remarks have on the summit on the Mideast peace process in Cairo? 4 5 -1075 3 Rabin spoke a day before a planned summit with Egyptian , Jordanian and PLO leaders in Cairo Thursday , called to breathe life into the sputtering Mideast peace process . PLO What does PLO stand for? 13 14 -1075 3 Rabin spoke a day before a planned summit with Egyptian , Jordanian and PLO leaders in Cairo Thursday , called to breathe life into the sputtering Mideast peace process . spoke What did Rabin spoke about to the Egyptian, Jordanian and PLO leaders in Cairo? 1 2 -1075 4 " The problem of terrorism is the main impediment to implementing peace , " Rabin said , referring to a series of attacks by Islamic extremists that have killed 116 Israelis since the signing of the Israel - PLO autonomy accord in September 1993 . killed 116 Israelis Why did extremists kill Israelis? 28 31 -1075 4 " The problem of terrorism is the main impediment to implementing peace , " Rabin said , referring to a series of attacks by Islamic extremists that have killed 116 Israelis since the signing of the Israel - PLO autonomy accord in September 1993 . Israel - PLO autonomy accord What was the Israel-PLO autonomy accord about? 36 41 -1075 4 " The problem of terrorism is the main impediment to implementing peace , " Rabin said , referring to a series of attacks by Islamic extremists that have killed 116 Israelis since the signing of the Israel - PLO autonomy accord in September 1993 . terrorism Why does terrorism persist in this region? 4 5 -1075 4 " The problem of terrorism is the main impediment to implementing peace , " Rabin said , referring to a series of attacks by Islamic extremists that have killed 116 Israelis since the signing of the Israel - PLO autonomy accord in September 1993 . signing How is Rabin so sure that the series of attacks by Islamic extremists that have killed 116 Israelis happened after signing of the Israel-PLO autonomy accord and are related to this? 33 34 -1075 5 The attacks have sapped support for Rabin , who now trails badly in polls behind right - wing opposition leader Binyamin Netanyahu . Surveys show half of Israelis want talks with the PLO stopped . half of Israelis want talks with the PLO stopped Why do Israelis want talks with the PLO stopped? 25 34 -1075 5 The attacks have sapped support for Rabin , who now trails badly in polls behind right - wing opposition leader Binyamin Netanyahu . Surveys show half of Israelis want talks with the PLO stopped . half of Israelis Why doesn't the Prime Minister take into consideration what half the Israelis want? 25 28 -1075 5 The attacks have sapped support for Rabin , who now trails badly in polls behind right - wing opposition leader Binyamin Netanyahu . Surveys show half of Israelis want talks with the PLO stopped . sapped How do the terrorist attacks reflect on Rabin? 3 4 -1075 5 The attacks have sapped support for Rabin , who now trails badly in polls behind right - wing opposition leader Binyamin Netanyahu . Surveys show half of Israelis want talks with the PLO stopped . opposition What is the platform of the opposition party? 18 19 -1075 5 The attacks have sapped support for Rabin , who now trails badly in polls behind right - wing opposition leader Binyamin Netanyahu . Surveys show half of Israelis want talks with the PLO stopped . stopped Why does the Israelis want talks with PLO stopped? 33 34 -1076 1 The U . S . State Department on Wednesday accused Russia of a string of human rights violations , including the overuse of force in breakaway Chechnya , dismal prison conditions and police beatings . overuse What was the government of Russia doing to overuse their force? 21 22 -1076 1 The U . S . State Department on Wednesday accused Russia of a string of human rights violations , including the overuse of force in breakaway Chechnya , dismal prison conditions and police beatings . force How did Russia overuse force? 23 24 -1076 1 The U . S . State Department on Wednesday accused Russia of a string of human rights violations , including the overuse of force in breakaway Chechnya , dismal prison conditions and police beatings . conditions What are the conditions of the prisons? 30 31 -1076 1 The U . S . State Department on Wednesday accused Russia of a string of human rights violations , including the overuse of force in breakaway Chechnya , dismal prison conditions and police beatings . police beatings What are the details of the police beatings? 32 34 -1076 2 While the department ' s annual human rights report cited no political killings last year as Russia struggled to make its democracy work , it said " the line between politically motivated killings and criminal activities has become difficult to distinguish . " " the line How does blurring the line between political motivations and criminal activities bankrupt a democracy?\n 26 29 -1076 2 While the department ' s annual human rights report cited no political killings last year as Russia struggled to make its democracy work , it said " the line between politically motivated killings and criminal activities has become difficult to distinguish . " last year Is this different from the previous years? 13 15 -1076 2 While the department ' s annual human rights report cited no political killings last year as Russia struggled to make its democracy work , it said " the line between politically motivated killings and criminal activities has become difficult to distinguish . " difficult to distinguish How is criminal activity becoming politicized in Russia? 38 41 -1076 2 While the department ' s annual human rights report cited no political killings last year as Russia struggled to make its democracy work , it said " the line between politically motivated killings and criminal activities has become difficult to distinguish . " has become difficult to distinguish . " Why has the line been blurred? 36 43 -1076 3 The report , which assesses the way governments around the world treat their citizens , also faults China as authoritarian state that failed to improve its record of " widespread and well - documented human rights abuses " during a year when President Clinton extended Beijing ' s favored trading status . China as authoritarian state How has china committed human rights offenses?\n 17 21 -1076 3 The report , which assesses the way governments around the world treat their citizens , also faults China as authoritarian state that failed to improve its record of " widespread and well - documented human rights abuses " during a year when President Clinton extended Beijing ' s favored trading status . human rights abuses " What are these human rights abuses? 34 38 -1076 3 The report , which assesses the way governments around the world treat their citizens , also faults China as authoritarian state that failed to improve its record of " widespread and well - documented human rights abuses " during a year when President Clinton extended Beijing ' s favored trading status . extended Why would he extend the favored trading status? 44 45 -1076 3 The report , which assesses the way governments around the world treat their citizens , also faults China as authoritarian state that failed to improve its record of " widespread and well - documented human rights abuses " during a year when President Clinton extended Beijing ' s favored trading status . extended Beijing ' s favored trading status Why did he extend this status? 44 51 -1076 3 The report , which assesses the way governments around the world treat their citizens , also faults China as authoritarian state that failed to improve its record of " widespread and well - documented human rights abuses " during a year when President Clinton extended Beijing ' s favored trading status . extended Beijing ' s favored trading status What constitutes a favored nation in trading? 44 51 -1076 3 The report , which assesses the way governments around the world treat their citizens , also faults China as authoritarian state that failed to improve its record of " widespread and well - documented human rights abuses " during a year when President Clinton extended Beijing ' s favored trading status . President Clinton what is his relevance here? 42 44 -1076 4 " Abuses include arbitrary and lengthy incommunicado detention , torture , and mistreatment of prisoners , " as well as restriction of press and political freedoms and repression in Tibet , the report said . Tibet , Why does china care to exert force in Tibet? 29 31 -1076 4 " Abuses include arbitrary and lengthy incommunicado detention , torture , and mistreatment of prisoners , " as well as restriction of press and political freedoms and repression in Tibet , the report said . in Tibet , Why is the repression and restrictions of freedom in Tibet as opposed to the rest of China? 28 31 -1076 4 " Abuses include arbitrary and lengthy incommunicado detention , torture , and mistreatment of prisoners , " as well as restriction of press and political freedoms and repression in Tibet , the report said . arbitrary How objective is the arbitrary description? 3 4 -1076 4 " Abuses include arbitrary and lengthy incommunicado detention , torture , and mistreatment of prisoners , " as well as restriction of press and political freedoms and repression in Tibet , the report said . restriction of press and political freedoms What constitutes a restriction of freedom of the press in China? 20 26 -1076 5 The report cited as favorable developments the release of several prominent political prisoners , granting of passports to dissidents and adopting a law allowing citizens to sue the government for infringement of their rights . law allowing citizens to sue the government Have citizens not been able to sue the government? 22 29 -1077 1 Come hell or high water , some people just won ' t move . With the threat of flooding all around , the only place the holdouts here will go is upstairs . people Why wont people move for? 7 8 -1077 1 Come hell or high water , some people just won ' t move . With the threat of flooding all around , the only place the holdouts here will go is upstairs . threat of flooding What is causing the threat of flooding? 16 19 -1077 1 Come hell or high water , some people just won ' t move . With the threat of flooding all around , the only place the holdouts here will go is upstairs . only place the holdouts here will go is upstairs Why won't they go anywhere else? 23 32 -1077 1 Come hell or high water , some people just won ' t move . With the threat of flooding all around , the only place the holdouts here will go is upstairs . people just won ' t move Why are the people so stubborn? 7 13 -1077 1 Come hell or high water , some people just won ' t move . With the threat of flooding all around , the only place the holdouts here will go is upstairs . upstairs Why do some people refuse to leave their homes when the flooding is dangerous? 31 32 -1077 2 While an emergency edict was supposed to turn Tiel into a ghost town Wednesday , the local grocery store was selling supplies by the box to those daring to challenge the waters of the River Waal . store Why was the grocery store sellingso many supplies? 18 19 -1077 2 While an emergency edict was supposed to turn Tiel into a ghost town Wednesday , the local grocery store was selling supplies by the box to those daring to challenge the waters of the River Waal . local grocery store Why didn't they make the grocery store close? 16 19 -1077 2 While an emergency edict was supposed to turn Tiel into a ghost town Wednesday , the local grocery store was selling supplies by the box to those daring to challenge the waters of the River Waal . grocery store Why was the grocery store open when everyone was asked to leave? 17 19 -1077 3 " I hear 10 to 15 percent of the people here will stay , " said Kurt Vink . Kurt Vink Who is Kurt Vink? 16 18 -1077 4 He ' ll be a holdout himself when the 8 a . m . Thursday evacuation deadline comes around . He wants to protect his jewelry shop . protect his jewelry shop How is he protecting his jewelry shop by him staying? 23 27 -1077 4 He ' ll be a holdout himself when the 8 a . m . Thursday evacuation deadline comes around . He wants to protect his jewelry shop . protect How can he protect it from floods? 23 24 -1077 5 " There ' s a lot of money in this business , and I don ' t want to get plundered , " he said . " The jewels are in a safe , but I ' d rather stay next to it . " jewels Why would he rather stay next to the jewels> 28 29 -1077 5 " There ' s a lot of money in this business , and I don ' t want to get plundered , " he said . " The jewels are in a safe , but I ' d rather stay next to it . " plundered , " Who would do the plundering if everyone was gone? 20 23 -1078 1 Interest rates dropped sharply and the value of the peso rose considerably Wednesday on news that a multibillion international package is now available to buttress Mexico ' s battered economy . multibillion international package Who are the investors and why? 17 20 -1078 1 Interest rates dropped sharply and the value of the peso rose considerably Wednesday on news that a multibillion international package is now available to buttress Mexico ' s battered economy . Mexico ' s battered economy Why was the economy struggling? 25 30 -1078 1 Interest rates dropped sharply and the value of the peso rose considerably Wednesday on news that a multibillion international package is now available to buttress Mexico ' s battered economy . package What year is this from? 19 20 -1078 2 The rate on the bellwether 28 - day treasury bills , known as cetes , fell a sharp 4 . 44 percentage points at the weekly auction to 32 . 75 percent , indicating that some relief is around the corner for beleaguered debtors . for beleaguered debtors Why were people in such debt trouble? 41 44 -1078 3 Interest rates overall soared from around 35 percent annually just before Mexico ' s economic crisis broke Dec . 20 to 55 and 60 percent . On that date , the government stopped supporting the value of the Mexican currency , letting it float to preserve dwindling monetary reserves . supporting the value of the Mexican currency , How had the supports been used in the time prior? 33 41 -1078 3 Interest rates overall soared from around 35 percent annually just before Mexico ' s economic crisis broke Dec . 20 to 55 and 60 percent . On that date , the government stopped supporting the value of the Mexican currency , letting it float to preserve dwindling monetary reserves . supporting What actions did the government attempt previously to rectify the situation? 33 34 -1078 5 Dealers said demand for the peso - denominated paper was great in the wake of Tuesday ' s announcement of what is likely to amount to a dlrs 50 billion international credit package to help Mexico out of its financial crisis . international credit package What will the credit package contain as a way of helping Mexico? 30 33 -1078 5 Dealers said demand for the peso - denominated paper was great in the wake of Tuesday ' s announcement of what is likely to amount to a dlrs 50 billion international credit package to help Mexico out of its financial crisis . international How many, and which, countries were involved in this international credit package? 30 31 -1079 1 Flood refugees are lashing out at the government and environmentalists , claiming red tape and natural beauty were put before their own safety . Flood refugees Where was the flood? 0 2 -1079 1 Flood refugees are lashing out at the government and environmentalists , claiming red tape and natural beauty were put before their own safety . put before How were these things put before citizen's safety? 18 20 -1079 1 Flood refugees are lashing out at the government and environmentalists , claiming red tape and natural beauty were put before their own safety . lashing out How are the flood victims lashing out? 3 5 -1079 1 Flood refugees are lashing out at the government and environmentalists , claiming red tape and natural beauty were put before their own safety . Flood refugees Where are the refugees from? 0 2 -1079 1 Flood refugees are lashing out at the government and environmentalists , claiming red tape and natural beauty were put before their own safety . were put before their own safety Why were the refugees being left out of considerations? 17 23 -1079 2 " These dikes have been here since the 13th century and they just haven ' t been kept up because of . the environmental freaks , " said Leen van der Berg . the environmental freaks , " Who are the environmental freaks? 22 27 -1079 2 " These dikes have been here since the 13th century and they just haven ' t been kept up because of . the environmental freaks , " said Leen van der Berg . the environmental freaks , " How did environmentalists cause the dikes not to be kept up? 22 27 -1079 2 " These dikes have been here since the 13th century and they just haven ' t been kept up because of . the environmental freaks , " said Leen van der Berg . haven ' t been kept up What was the impetus for not taking care of the dikes? 13 19 -1079 3 He ' s from Tiel , a city bearing the brunt of the flooding that has forced some 250 , 000 people to abandon their homes in southeastern Netherlands . forced some 250 , 000 people to abandon their homes How much is the total population of this city? 16 26 -1079 3 He ' s from Tiel , a city bearing the brunt of the flooding that has forced some 250 , 000 people to abandon their homes in southeastern Netherlands . flooding What is the situation that led up to the flooding? Heavy rains? A particular storm? 13 14 -1079 4 " You need to have an eye for the landscape , but it ' s more important to look out for the people , " he said . he said . Who said this? 25 28 -1079 5 Van der Berg and other critics blame environmentalists for lobbying against dike reinforcement plans . But the environmentalists say bureaucratic red tape is to blame . red tape is What does this phrase mean? 20 23 -1079 5 Van der Berg and other critics blame environmentalists for lobbying against dike reinforcement plans . But the environmentalists say bureaucratic red tape is to blame . lobbying against Why did environmentalists lobby against these plans? 9 11 -1079 5 Van der Berg and other critics blame environmentalists for lobbying against dike reinforcement plans . But the environmentalists say bureaucratic red tape is to blame . bureaucratic red tape What bureaucratic red tape impeded the reinforcements plans? 19 22 -1079 5 Van der Berg and other critics blame environmentalists for lobbying against dike reinforcement plans . But the environmentalists say bureaucratic red tape is to blame . red tape is to blame What is the evidence that there is too much bureaucracy in this situation? 20 25 -1080 1 Finning Ltd . has reported record revenue and net earnings for 1994 . has reported Reported to who? 3 5 -1080 1 Finning Ltd . has reported record revenue and net earnings for 1994 . record revenue and net earnings What wad this cause of this? 5 10 -1080 1 Finning Ltd . has reported record revenue and net earnings for 1994 . record revenue and net earnings Why were revenue and earnings so high for 1994? 5 10 -1080 2 The Vancouver - based equipment dealer , with Caterpillar dealerships in Canada , the United Kingdom , Poland and Chile , said revenue for the year ended Dec . 31 , 1994 , was up nearly 40 per cent . equipment dealer , What can cause records earnings for this sector? 4 7 -1080 2 The Vancouver - based equipment dealer , with Caterpillar dealerships in Canada , the United Kingdom , Poland and Chile , said revenue for the year ended Dec . 31 , 1994 , was up nearly 40 per cent . up nearly 40 per cent Is there a specific reason behind the increase? 34 39 -1080 4 Net income increased to $ 61 , 421 , 000 or $ 1 . 60 a share from $ 22 , 271 , 000 or 60 cents a share in 1993 . increased What caused the increase? 2 3 -1080 5 Consolidated revenue for the fourth quarter ended Dec . 31 was a record $ 380 , 052 , 000 , up more than 12 per cent from the same period a year ago . a record What number did it surpass? 11 13 -1080 5 Consolidated revenue for the fourth quarter ended Dec . 31 was a record $ 380 , 052 , 000 , up more than 12 per cent from the same period a year ago . up more than 12 per cent Why was it up so much? 20 26 -1080 5 Consolidated revenue for the fourth quarter ended Dec . 31 was a record $ 380 , 052 , 000 , up more than 12 per cent from the same period a year ago . Consolidated revenue What counts as consolidated revenue for a company? 0 2 -1081 1 Driving to break a diplomatic deadlock , the Clinton administration is sending a top official to Munich , Germany , this weekend to help set up a confederation between Muslims and Croats in Bosnia . help set up a confederation How is he helping set up a confederation? 23 28 -1081 1 Driving to break a diplomatic deadlock , the Clinton administration is sending a top official to Munich , Germany , this weekend to help set up a confederation between Muslims and Croats in Bosnia . diplomatic deadlock , Why is there a deadlock? 4 7 -1081 1 Driving to break a diplomatic deadlock , the Clinton administration is sending a top official to Munich , Germany , this weekend to help set up a confederation between Muslims and Croats in Bosnia . Clinton administration Why is the Clinton administration involved in this? 8 10 -1081 1 Driving to break a diplomatic deadlock , the Clinton administration is sending a top official to Munich , Germany , this weekend to help set up a confederation between Muslims and Croats in Bosnia . diplomatic deadlock , What is the main cause of the deadlock? 4 7 -1081 2 Assistant Secretary of State Richard Holbrooke will be joined in his meetings with Muslim and Croat leaders by diplomats from Britain , France , Germany and Russia , U . S . officials disclosed Wednesday . by diplomats Why is he being joined by diplomats? 17 19 -1081 2 Assistant Secretary of State Richard Holbrooke will be joined in his meetings with Muslim and Croat leaders by diplomats from Britain , France , Germany and Russia , U . S . officials disclosed Wednesday . joined in his meetings Why are the other diplomats joining? 8 12 -1081 3 Together , the two ethnic groups would control 51 percent of Bosnia under a map proposed by the five outside countries as part of a plan to end the 34 - month war in the former Yugoslav republic . of a plan to end the 34 - month war How do they plan to end the war? 23 33 -1081 3 Together , the two ethnic groups would control 51 percent of Bosnia under a map proposed by the five outside countries as part of a plan to end the 34 - month war in the former Yugoslav republic . 34 - month war Why did the war begin? 29 33 -1081 3 Together , the two ethnic groups would control 51 percent of Bosnia under a map proposed by the five outside countries as part of a plan to end the 34 - month war in the former Yugoslav republic . 34 - month war What is the war about ? 29 33 -1081 3 Together , the two ethnic groups would control 51 percent of Bosnia under a map proposed by the five outside countries as part of a plan to end the 34 - month war in the former Yugoslav republic . 51 percent of Bosnia Who controls the other 49% 8 12 -1081 4 Bosnian Serbs have rejected the plan as leaving them with economically and politically ineffective fragments of the country . Their repeated refusal to negotiate with the Muslim - led government has derailed U . S . peace efforts while sporadic fighting threatens a shaky ceasefire . economically and politically ineffective why are these fragments economically and politically ineffective? 10 14 -1081 4 Bosnian Serbs have rejected the plan as leaving them with economically and politically ineffective fragments of the country . Their repeated refusal to negotiate with the Muslim - led government has derailed U . S . peace efforts while sporadic fighting threatens a shaky ceasefire . Their repeated refusal to negotiate Why did they repeatedly refuse to negotiate? 19 24 -1081 4 Bosnian Serbs have rejected the plan as leaving them with economically and politically ineffective fragments of the country . Their repeated refusal to negotiate with the Muslim - led government has derailed U . S . peace efforts while sporadic fighting threatens a shaky ceasefire . refusal to negotiate Why were they refusing to negotiate? 21 24 -1081 4 Bosnian Serbs have rejected the plan as leaving them with economically and politically ineffective fragments of the country . Their repeated refusal to negotiate with the Muslim - led government has derailed U . S . peace efforts while sporadic fighting threatens a shaky ceasefire . economically and politically ineffective Which parts of the nation were considered less useful? 10 14 -1081 5 The effect of Holbrooke ' s talks with Muslim and Croat leaders could isolate the Serbs diplomatically . " We ' re trying to send them a political signal , " said a senior U . S . official , speaking on condition of anonymity , could isolate How would they be isolated diplomatically? 12 14 -1081 5 The effect of Holbrooke ' s talks with Muslim and Croat leaders could isolate the Serbs diplomatically . " We ' re trying to send them a political signal , " said a senior U . S . official , speaking on condition of anonymity , on condition of anonymity , Why was the official anonymous 41 46 -1081 5 The effect of Holbrooke ' s talks with Muslim and Croat leaders could isolate the Serbs diplomatically . " We ' re trying to send them a political signal , " said a senior U . S . official , speaking on condition of anonymity , isolate the Serbs diplomatically Why would the Serbs be isolated? 13 17 -1082 1 Record numbers of illegal immigrants were caught trying to sneak into Arizona from Mexico last month , an influx some believe is driven partly by the fall of the peso . sneak How are they sneaking into the country? 9 10 -1082 1 Record numbers of illegal immigrants were caught trying to sneak into Arizona from Mexico last month , an influx some believe is driven partly by the fall of the peso . peso Why has the peso fallen? 29 30 -1082 1 Record numbers of illegal immigrants were caught trying to sneak into Arizona from Mexico last month , an influx some believe is driven partly by the fall of the peso . Record numbers A record in regards to what? What is the actual number? 0 2 -1082 1 Record numbers of illegal immigrants were caught trying to sneak into Arizona from Mexico last month , an influx some believe is driven partly by the fall of the peso . some believe Do only some believe it, or is this an actual fact? Why include this if it is only partially believed? 19 21 -1082 1 Record numbers of illegal immigrants were caught trying to sneak into Arizona from Mexico last month , an influx some believe is driven partly by the fall of the peso . Record What is the average number of illegal immigrants caught? 0 1 -1082 1 Record numbers of illegal immigrants were caught trying to sneak into Arizona from Mexico last month , an influx some believe is driven partly by the fall of the peso . some Who does 'some' refer to? 19 20 -1082 1 Record numbers of illegal immigrants were caught trying to sneak into Arizona from Mexico last month , an influx some believe is driven partly by the fall of the peso . by the fall of the peso . What is causing the devaluation? 24 31 -1082 2 Arrests of alleged illegal immigrants around the state ' s biggest border crossing at Nogales topped 19 , 000 in January , nearly double the number in January 1994 . Elsewhere along the border , arrests were up 25 percent in El Paso , Texas , but down 13 percent in San Diego . crossing at Nogales topped 19 , 000 in January , Why are the numbers getting bigger? 12 22 -1082 2 Arrests of alleged illegal immigrants around the state ' s biggest border crossing at Nogales topped 19 , 000 in January , nearly double the number in January 1994 . Elsewhere along the border , arrests were up 25 percent in El Paso , Texas , but down 13 percent in San Diego . border , What are the top entry points used by illegal immigrants? 33 35 -1082 3 " There is a growing number of impoverished Mexicans , and as that number increases . we will see pressures to come to this country , " said Isabel Garcia , an attorney and activist here . impoverished Why is there a growing number of impoverished Mexicans? 7 8 -1082 3 " There is a growing number of impoverished Mexicans , and as that number increases . we will see pressures to come to this country , " said Isabel Garcia , an attorney and activist here . activist here An activist for what? 34 36 -1082 3 " There is a growing number of impoverished Mexicans , and as that number increases . we will see pressures to come to this country , " said Isabel Garcia , an attorney and activist here . here Where does 'here' refer to? 35 36 -1082 4 The Mexican peso began sliding Dec . 20 , and had lost 45 percent of its value against the dollar as of Monday . The currency rallied Tuesday after President Clinton offered to double the U . S . credit line to Mexico , but the long - term effect on the Mexican economy was unclear . peso began sliding Dec . 20 , What caused the peso to begin losing value? 2 9 -1082 4 The Mexican peso began sliding Dec . 20 , and had lost 45 percent of its value against the dollar as of Monday . The currency rallied Tuesday after President Clinton offered to double the U . S . credit line to Mexico , but the long - term effect on the Mexican economy was unclear . was unclear Why was it unclear? Was the data not sufficient? 54 56 -1082 4 The Mexican peso began sliding Dec . 20 , and had lost 45 percent of its value against the dollar as of Monday . The currency rallied Tuesday after President Clinton offered to double the U . S . credit line to Mexico , but the long - term effect on the Mexican economy was unclear . lost What caused this drop? 11 12 -1082 4 The Mexican peso began sliding Dec . 20 , and had lost 45 percent of its value against the dollar as of Monday . The currency rallied Tuesday after President Clinton offered to double the U . S . credit line to Mexico , but the long - term effect on the Mexican economy was unclear . long - term What solutions have been proposed by the Mexican government? 46 49 -1082 5 The peso devaluation might push tens of thousands more Mexicans to seek jobs in the United States , said Jack Martin , research director for the Washington - based Center for Immigration Studies . He said perhaps 150 , 000 illegal Mexican immigrants find long - term jobs in this country each year . peso How can the peso regain its value? 1 2 -1082 5 The peso devaluation might push tens of thousands more Mexicans to seek jobs in the United States , said Jack Martin , research director for the Washington - based Center for Immigration Studies . He said perhaps 150 , 000 illegal Mexican immigrants find long - term jobs in this country each year . long - term jobs What kind of jobs, and in what industries? 44 48 -1082 5 The peso devaluation might push tens of thousands more Mexicans to seek jobs in the United States , said Jack Martin , research director for the Washington - based Center for Immigration Studies . He said perhaps 150 , 000 illegal Mexican immigrants find long - term jobs in this country each year . might push Why might this push them to seek jobs in America? 3 5 -1082 5 The peso devaluation might push tens of thousands more Mexicans to seek jobs in the United States , said Jack Martin , research director for the Washington - based Center for Immigration Studies . He said perhaps 150 , 000 illegal Mexican immigrants find long - term jobs in this country each year . jobs What are the top industries for illegal immigrants to seek jobs in the United States? 12 13 -1083 1 An overactive gene may cause some cases of the most common form of diabetes by interfering with the body ' s response to insulin , a study suggests . overactive gene What gene? 1 3 -1083 1 An overactive gene may cause some cases of the most common form of diabetes by interfering with the body ' s response to insulin , a study suggests . An overactive gene Is the gene a hereditary gene or not? 0 3 -1083 1 An overactive gene may cause some cases of the most common form of diabetes by interfering with the body ' s response to insulin , a study suggests . interfering with In what way does the gene interfere? 15 17 -1083 1 An overactive gene may cause some cases of the most common form of diabetes by interfering with the body ' s response to insulin , a study suggests . study Which study? 26 27 -1083 1 An overactive gene may cause some cases of the most common form of diabetes by interfering with the body ' s response to insulin , a study suggests . An overactive gene may cause some cases How does this gene cause diabetes? 0 7 -1083 1 An overactive gene may cause some cases of the most common form of diabetes by interfering with the body ' s response to insulin , a study suggests . interfering with the body ' s response to insulin , How does the gene interact with the pancreas to cause an improper response to insulin? 15 25 -1083 2 If so , scientists may be able to treat those cases better by developing drugs to shut off the gene , said researcher Dr . Ira D . Goldfine . developing drugs to shut off the gene , Are these drugs applied before or after the diabetes starts? 13 21 -1083 2 If so , scientists may be able to treat those cases better by developing drugs to shut off the gene , said researcher Dr . Ira D . Goldfine . by developing drugs to shut off the gene , What would this drug be made out of? 12 21 -1083 3 More than 95 percent of the nearly 14 million Americans with diabetes have so - called type II or adult - onset diabetes , which often develops after age 30 . In type II diabetes , a person ' s body fails to respond normally to insulin , which is supposed to lower blood sugar levels . More than 95 percent of the nearly 14 million How do 14 million different, unrelated people end up with Type II, adult onset diabetes? 0 9 -1083 3 More than 95 percent of the nearly 14 million Americans with diabetes have so - called type II or adult - onset diabetes , which often develops after age 30 . In type II diabetes , a person ' s body fails to respond normally to insulin , which is supposed to lower blood sugar levels . which often develops after age 30 Why does it develop mostly after the age of 30? Is there anything to prevent this? 24 30 -1083 3 More than 95 percent of the nearly 14 million Americans with diabetes have so - called type II or adult - onset diabetes , which often develops after age 30 . In type II diabetes , a person ' s body fails to respond normally to insulin , which is supposed to lower blood sugar levels . fails to respond normally to insulin , What would happen if the body fails to respond normally to insulin? 41 48 -1083 4 The new work identified a protein that may hinder the body ' s response to insulin . The protein may cause diabetes if the body makes too much of it on orders of the hyperactive gene , Goldfine said . protein What protein? 5 6 -1083 4 The new work identified a protein that may hinder the body ' s response to insulin . The protein may cause diabetes if the body makes too much of it on orders of the hyperactive gene , Goldfine said . protein What does this protein do in or to the human body? 5 6 -1083 4 The new work identified a protein that may hinder the body ' s response to insulin . The protein may cause diabetes if the body makes too much of it on orders of the hyperactive gene , Goldfine said . hyperactive gene What is the purpose of this gene? How does it affect the human body in both diabetics and non diabetics? 34 36 -1083 4 The new work identified a protein that may hinder the body ' s response to insulin . The protein may cause diabetes if the body makes too much of it on orders of the hyperactive gene , Goldfine said . a protein Does the protein have any other functions than just hindering the response to insulin? 4 6 -1083 4 The new work identified a protein that may hinder the body ' s response to insulin . The protein may cause diabetes if the body makes too much of it on orders of the hyperactive gene , Goldfine said . a protein Where is this protein stored in the body? 4 6 -1083 5 It ' s not clear yet what percentage of type II diabetes may be due to this gene , he said . type II diabetes What about other forms of diabetes? 9 12 -1083 5 It ' s not clear yet what percentage of type II diabetes may be due to this gene , he said . may be due to this gene Why do they not know the percentage? 12 18 -1084 1 Prime Minister Nicholas Brathwaite , who led an interim government after American - led forces ousted left - wing rulers in 1983 , stepped down from power Wednesday in favor of a longtime associate . ousted left - wing rulers Where were these rulers deposed from? 15 20 -1084 1 Prime Minister Nicholas Brathwaite , who led an interim government after American - led forces ousted left - wing rulers in 1983 , stepped down from power Wednesday in favor of a longtime associate . longtime associate who is the associate? 32 34 -1084 1 Prime Minister Nicholas Brathwaite , who led an interim government after American - led forces ousted left - wing rulers in 1983 , stepped down from power Wednesday in favor of a longtime associate . Prime Minister Nicholas Brathwaite , Of what country? 0 5 -1084 2 Agriculture Minister George Brizan took the oath of office from Governor General Sir Reginald Palmer to run this Caribbean nation of 95 , 000 people . 95 , 000 people which nation is that? 21 25 -1084 4 Brathwaite , 69 , also a former teacher , told The Associated Press he was retaining his parliamentary seat from the outlying island of Carriacou but would not take on any Cabinet duties . would not take on any Cabinet duties Why would he not take any additional tasks? 26 33 -1084 4 Brathwaite , 69 , also a former teacher , told The Associated Press he was retaining his parliamentary seat from the outlying island of Carriacou but would not take on any Cabinet duties . former teacher , who did he teach? 6 9 -1084 5 " I am having two months which I consider to be set aside for complete relaxation , " Brathwaite said in an interview . He said he had wanted to complete this year ' s budget , presented Jan . 19 , and wrap up a series of echnomic reforms before leaving office . series of echnomic reforms Which reforms were going to be undertaken? 46 50 -1085 1 Wales notched its first victory over England in 18 years with an 18 - 16 come - from - behind triumph Wednesday night in the rugby league European Championship . first victory over England in 18 years What was the date of the last victory? 3 10 -1085 1 Wales notched its first victory over England in 18 years with an 18 - 16 come - from - behind triumph Wednesday night in the rugby league European Championship . first victory Why did it take so long? 3 5 -1085 2 The Red Dragons trailed 16 - 8 with 17 minutes to play , but roared back with a second try from scrum - half Kevin Ellis and a conversion and two drop goals from captain Jonathan Davies . second try What was the second try? 18 20 -1085 2 The Red Dragons trailed 16 - 8 with 17 minutes to play , but roared back with a second try from scrum - half Kevin Ellis and a conversion and two drop goals from captain Jonathan Davies . conversion Does a conversion count as points? 28 29 -1085 2 The Red Dragons trailed 16 - 8 with 17 minutes to play , but roared back with a second try from scrum - half Kevin Ellis and a conversion and two drop goals from captain Jonathan Davies . drop goals What is a drop goal? 31 33 -1085 3 Wales can now clinch the three - team European Championship , which is being contested for the first since 1981 , with a victory at France on March 4 . being contested for the first since 1981 , Who contested the competition in 1981? 13 21 -1085 3 Wales can now clinch the three - team European Championship , which is being contested for the first since 1981 , with a victory at France on March 4 . contested Why is the Championship being contested? 14 15 -1085 4 England hosts France in the tournament ' s other match on Feb . 15 . All three teams are using the games to prepare for the rugby league World Cup in October . the rugby league World Cup in October When in October does the world cup start? 25 32 -1085 4 England hosts France in the tournament ' s other match on Feb . 15 . All three teams are using the games to prepare for the rugby league World Cup in October . the games Games against each other? 20 22 -1085 5 Ellis put Wales ahead in the 19th minute with a try , converted by Davies . try , What is a try? 10 12 -1085 5 Ellis put Wales ahead in the 19th minute with a try , converted by Davies . converted What does it mean to convert? I'm not familiar with sports. 12 13 -1085 5 Ellis put Wales ahead in the 19th minute with a try , converted by Davies . try , What does it mean to try in this context? I'm not familiar with sports. 10 12 -1086 1 The presidents of Ecuador and Peru continue to benefit from flaring nationalistic passions even as their Andean nations ' border conflict ebbs from armed confrontations into angry words . continue to benefit How does the nationalism benefit them? 6 9 -1086 1 The presidents of Ecuador and Peru continue to benefit from flaring nationalistic passions even as their Andean nations ' border conflict ebbs from armed confrontations into angry words . confrontations How large of their border is under dissension? 24 25 -1086 1 The presidents of Ecuador and Peru continue to benefit from flaring nationalistic passions even as their Andean nations ' border conflict ebbs from armed confrontations into angry words . benefit from flaring nationalistic passions How are the two countries benefiting? 8 13 -1086 2 Peruvian President Alberto Fujimori is running for re - election in April , but the campaign has been virtually forgotten since the fighting started . His major opponents have ceased their criticism and unified against Ecuador . unified against Ecuador Why are they fighting with Ecuador? 33 36 -1086 2 Peruvian President Alberto Fujimori is running for re - election in April , but the campaign has been virtually forgotten since the fighting started . His major opponents have ceased their criticism and unified against Ecuador . opponents Who are his major opponents? 27 28 -1086 3 At the same time , Ecuadorean President Sixto Duran - Ballen is basking in new popularity since skirmishes broke out . He addresses large crowds several times a day from a balcony of the presidential palace in downtown colonial Quito , Ecuador ' s capital . basking in new popularity Was he unpopular before? 12 16 -1086 3 At the same time , Ecuadorean President Sixto Duran - Ballen is basking in new popularity since skirmishes broke out . He addresses large crowds several times a day from a balcony of the presidential palace in downtown colonial Quito , Ecuador ' s capital . addresses What messages is President Sixto Duran-Ballen sending his people? 22 23 -1086 4 On Wednesday , envoys from both nations met for the second day in Rio de Janeiro with representatives of Brazil , Argentina , Chile and the United States to find a peaceful solution to the dispute . dispute What is the source of the dispute? 35 36 -1086 4 On Wednesday , envoys from both nations met for the second day in Rio de Janeiro with representatives of Brazil , Argentina , Chile and the United States to find a peaceful solution to the dispute . solution Did they ever find a solution over their border disagreement? 32 33 -1086 5 But the animosity between delegates from Peru and Ecuador was strong enough to require their lunches to be served in separate rooms . separate rooms Did the other delegates eat together? 20 22 -1087 1 A New Jersey munitions maker has agreed to close after admitting in court Wednesday that it schemed to illegally ship 300 , 000 artillery parts to Iraq prior to the Kuwait invasion . A New Jersey munitions maker What is the name of the company? 0 5 -1087 1 A New Jersey munitions maker has agreed to close after admitting in court Wednesday that it schemed to illegally ship 300 , 000 artillery parts to Iraq prior to the Kuwait invasion . illegally Why are these actions illegal? 18 19 -1087 2 Rexon Technology Corp . of Wayne tried to send the components through Jordan , although executives had " collective knowledge " that the devices , used to detonate a powerful howitzer shell , were destined for Iraq , a lawyer for the company told a federal judge . powerful How powerful are the howitzer shells? 29 30 -1087 2 Rexon Technology Corp . of Wayne tried to send the components through Jordan , although executives had " collective knowledge " that the devices , used to detonate a powerful howitzer shell , were destined for Iraq , a lawyer for the company told a federal judge . " collective knowledge " How did they have this collective knowledge? 17 21 -1087 3 The deal was never completed after the first shipment was intercepted in Britain , officials said . first shipment When was the first shipment? 7 9 -1087 3 The deal was never completed after the first shipment was intercepted in Britain , officials said . intercepted How were British authorities able to intercept the shipment? 10 11 -1087 3 The deal was never completed after the first shipment was intercepted in Britain , officials said . intercepted How was the shipment intercepted? 10 11 -1087 3 The deal was never completed after the first shipment was intercepted in Britain , officials said . first shipment was intercepted why was it intercepted in Britain? 7 11 -1087 4 The conspiracy allegedly also involved a Belgian company linked to a planned Iraqi " supergun , " a long - range cannon designed to fire nuclear weapons . Belgian company What is the name? 6 8 -1087 4 The conspiracy allegedly also involved a Belgian company linked to a planned Iraqi " supergun , " a long - range cannon designed to fire nuclear weapons . planned How was this supergun planned? 11 12 -1087 4 The conspiracy allegedly also involved a Belgian company linked to a planned Iraqi " supergun , " a long - range cannon designed to fire nuclear weapons . involved a Belgian company How did it involve the Belgian company? 4 8 -1087 5 As part of its plea bargain , Rexon will close within six months of sentencing , scheduled for Feb . 22 before U . S . District Judge Maryanne Trump Barry , and charges will be dropped against three of its officers and a consultant . charges will be dropped Why will closing the company lead to charges being dropped if a crime has been committed? 33 37 -1087 5 As part of its plea bargain , Rexon will close within six months of sentencing , scheduled for Feb . 22 before U . S . District Judge Maryanne Trump Barry , and charges will be dropped against three of its officers and a consultant . charges will be dropped Why will only some people get their charges dropped? 33 37 -1088 1 An animal rights protester was killed Wednesday when she slipped and fell under a truck as she tried to stop it during a demonstration against the export of live calves . An animal rights protester What is their name? 0 4 -1088 1 An animal rights protester was killed Wednesday when she slipped and fell under a truck as she tried to stop it during a demonstration against the export of live calves . she tried to stop Why did the woman try to stop the truck on her own? 16 20 -1088 2 Police said Jill Phipps , 31 , was crushed by the slow - moving truck as it delivered 100 calves to the airport at Coventry 80 miles ( 125 km ) northwest of London for export to the Netherlands . crushed Why was she crushed by a slow-moving truck? 8 9 -1088 3 About 100 police guarded the entrance to the airport . But eyewitnesses said that Ms . Phipps , who had a nine - year - old boy , and about 40 other demonstrators evaded them and ran to the truck . guarded Where were 100 police guarding the airport? 3 4 -1088 4 She and three other people tried to climb onto the cab of the truck but she slipped . climb onto the cab of the truck Why did the woman think this would be effective? 7 14 -1089 1 Six endangered California condors were moved to holding pens in a remote forest canyon Wednesday to prepare them for their release into the wild . condors What are condors? 3 4 -1089 2 The large birds - - four females and two males - - were transported from the Los Angeles Zoo to a site in Los Padres National Forest in Santa Barbara County . They are to be released Feb . 8 , and three condors now living in the wild are to be returned to captivity . Feb should you mention the year? 37 38 -1089 2 The large birds - - four females and two males - - were transported from the Los Angeles Zoo to a site in Los Padres National Forest in Santa Barbara County . They are to be released Feb . 8 , and three condors now living in the wild are to be returned to captivity . in the wild are to be returned to captivity Why are the wild birds being taken into captivity? 46 55 -1089 2 The large birds - - four females and two males - - were transported from the Los Angeles Zoo to a site in Los Padres National Forest in Santa Barbara County . They are to be released Feb . 8 , and three condors now living in the wild are to be returned to captivity . transported why are they being moved? 13 14 -1089 2 The large birds - - four females and two males - - were transported from the Los Angeles Zoo to a site in Los Padres National Forest in Santa Barbara County . They are to be released Feb . 8 , and three condors now living in the wild are to be returned to captivity . returned will they be able to adjust to the new living conditions? 52 53 -1089 3 The six birds will bring to 19 the number released through the California Condor Recovery Program since 1992 , although only three are in the wild now . three what is their gender? 21 22 -1089 4 Four died after hitting power lines and one died after ingesting antifreeze . Five were returned to captivity after straying too close to power lines . returned to captivity after what does this say about capturing and releasing animals? 15 19 -1089 5 The other three will be returned to captivity so they don ' t lead the new birds to hazardous areas , officials said . don ' t lead the new birds to hazardous areas , What is the mechanism that causes some condors to lead fellow birds into these hazards? 10 21 -1089 5 The other three will be returned to captivity so they don ' t lead the new birds to hazardous areas , officials said . hazardous what are the hazardous areas to avoid? 18 19 -1090 1 In low - key ceremonies , the Philippines on Friday marks the 50th anniversary of the U . S . recapture of Manila , a battle which destroyed the city and killed an estimated 100 , 000 Filipino civilians . recapture What war was this? 20 21 -1090 1 In low - key ceremonies , the Philippines on Friday marks the 50th anniversary of the U . S . recapture of Manila , a battle which destroyed the city and killed an estimated 100 , 000 Filipino civilians . recapture of Manila , Was it theirs in the first place? 20 24 -1090 2 Historians describe the month - long battle as one of the great tragedies of World War II and a half century later still debate whether it was even necessary . Among Allied capitals , only Warsaw suffered greater devastation . whether it was even necessary Why wouldn't the battle have been necessary? 24 29 -1090 2 Historians describe the month - long battle as one of the great tragedies of World War II and a half century later still debate whether it was even necessary . Among Allied capitals , only Warsaw suffered greater devastation . necessary How would the battle not have made a difference in the outcome? 28 29 -1090 2 Historians describe the month - long battle as one of the great tragedies of World War II and a half century later still debate whether it was even necessary . Among Allied capitals , only Warsaw suffered greater devastation . devastation Was there an alternative to the recapture of Manila? 38 39 -1090 2 Historians describe the month - long battle as one of the great tragedies of World War II and a half century later still debate whether it was even necessary . Among Allied capitals , only Warsaw suffered greater devastation . whether it was even necessary Why did the battle take place? 24 29 -1090 3 The anniversary has also reopened old wounds among the generation that remembers the battle , including ferocious American artillery fire , house - to - house fighting and the orgy of rape and murder by Japanese troops . Japanese troops Why were the Japanese involved? 35 37 -1090 4 Because of the controversy , city officials will mark the anniversary with subdued ceremonies , including wreath - layings , photo exhibits and a Mass celebrated by Manila ' s archbishop , Cardinal Jaime L . Sin . Mass celebrated by Manila ' s archbishop , Why celebrate at all? 24 32 -1090 5 The battle began on Feb . 3 , 1945 when the U . S . 1st Cavalry Division entered the city nearly a month after the U . S . Army landed at the Lingayen Gulf , about 176 kilometers ( 110 miles ) to the north . entered the city Why was the Division sent? 18 21 -1090 5 The battle began on Feb . 3 , 1945 when the U . S . 1st Cavalry Division entered the city nearly a month after the U . S . Army landed at the Lingayen Gulf , about 176 kilometers ( 110 miles ) to the north . U . S . 1st Cavalry Division entered the city Why did it take a full month for the US to reach the city after landing? 11 21 -1091 1 Overwhelmed by refugees from rebel Chechnya , the neighboring region of Ingushetia is calling on President Boris Yeltsin to negotiate an end to the devastating Chechen war . Chechnya , the neighboring Where is Chechnya located? 5 9 -1091 1 Overwhelmed by refugees from rebel Chechnya , the neighboring region of Ingushetia is calling on President Boris Yeltsin to negotiate an end to the devastating Chechen war . Chechen war What is the Chechen war? Who started it? Who is involved? 25 27 -1091 2 " Every fourth person on Ingush territory is a refugee , " Ingush Vice President Boris Agapov said Wednesday . " If things continue the way they are going , soon it will be every other person . " way What are the conditions like that make the condition bad for refugees? 25 26 -1091 3 A year after Chechnya declared independence in 1991 , Ingushetia and its neighbor , North Ossetia , became embroiled in civil war . Russian troops quelled the conflict , but a state of emergency remains in place today and thousands of people remain refugees . refugees Why is the country not able to come out of a state of emergency today? 43 44 -1091 4 Now Moscow ' s war in Chechnya , launched Dec . 11 , has sent thousands more refugees into Ingushetia . Agapov said about 120 , 000 people have squeezed into his republic , which is hard - pressed to care for them . Now Moscow ' s war in What started this war and with who? 0 6 -1091 5 " There is no famine yet . But the situation is terrible , " he said . terrible , " How bad is the situation in detail? 11 14 -1091 5 " There is no famine yet . But the situation is terrible , " he said . situation What issues are being experienced? 9 10 -1092 1 Foreign Minister Yohei Kono said Thursday that Japan will suspend financial assistance to North Korea if it fails to disclose details of its past nuclear development projects . financial assistance What kind of financial assistance do they currently provide? 10 12 -1092 1 Foreign Minister Yohei Kono said Thursday that Japan will suspend financial assistance to North Korea if it fails to disclose details of its past nuclear development projects . suspend financial assistance What type of financial assistance was N Korea receiving? 9 12 -1092 1 Foreign Minister Yohei Kono said Thursday that Japan will suspend financial assistance to North Korea if it fails to disclose details of its past nuclear development projects . details of its past nuclear development projects Why do Japan need North Korea's details of past nuclear developments? 20 27 -1092 1 Foreign Minister Yohei Kono said Thursday that Japan will suspend financial assistance to North Korea if it fails to disclose details of its past nuclear development projects . assistance What types of financial assistance has Japan been providing for North Korea? 11 12 -1092 2 U . S . and North Korean negotiators signed a landmark agreement in October , in which North Korea agreed to freeze all current nuclear activities and allow general inspections of its declared nuclear sites by the International Atomic Energy Agency . landmark Why is the agreement considered a landmark agreement? 10 11 -1092 2 U . S . and North Korean negotiators signed a landmark agreement in October , in which North Korea agreed to freeze all current nuclear activities and allow general inspections of its declared nuclear sites by the International Atomic Energy Agency . allow general inspections Why does North Korea allow general inspection of its declared nuclear sites? 27 30 -1092 2 U . S . and North Korean negotiators signed a landmark agreement in October , in which North Korea agreed to freeze all current nuclear activities and allow general inspections of its declared nuclear sites by the International Atomic Energy Agency . International Which countries are represented by the International Atomic Energy Agency? 37 38 -1092 3 But special inspections of two suspected nuclear waste sites - - which would show if Pyongyang had made a bomb in the past - - will be delayed for several years . years Why will it be delayed for so long? 30 31 -1092 3 But special inspections of two suspected nuclear waste sites - - which would show if Pyongyang had made a bomb in the past - - will be delayed for several years . will be delayed for several years . Why would the special inspections be delayed? 25 32 -1092 3 But special inspections of two suspected nuclear waste sites - - which would show if Pyongyang had made a bomb in the past - - will be delayed for several years . delayed for several years Why is the special inspections delayed for several years? 27 31 -1092 3 But special inspections of two suspected nuclear waste sites - - which would show if Pyongyang had made a bomb in the past - - will be delayed for several years . delayed Did the inspection eventually occur after the delay? 27 28 -1092 4 Japan has pledged to help foot part of the dlrs 4 billion needed to supply two light - water nuclear reactors , but repeatedly has demanded that the North ' s suspected nuclear development should be thoroughly opened . nuclear reactors , Why does N. Korea need nuclear reactors? 19 22 -1092 4 Japan has pledged to help foot part of the dlrs 4 billion needed to supply two light - water nuclear reactors , but repeatedly has demanded that the North ' s suspected nuclear development should be thoroughly opened . pledged to help Why would Japan pledged to help North Korea? 2 5 -1092 4 Japan has pledged to help foot part of the dlrs 4 billion needed to supply two light - water nuclear reactors , but repeatedly has demanded that the North ' s suspected nuclear development should be thoroughly opened . light - water How much energy can two light-water nuclear reactors provide a country? 16 19 -1092 5 During a Budget Committee session of Japan ' s parliament Thursday , Kono said under the accord between the United States and North Korea , the North will be required to " completely " eliminate nuclear suspicions before main portions of the light - water reactors are to be introduced there . portions How many stages will the installation of light-water reactors require? 39 40 -1093 1 Government troops fired warning shots at Tamil Tiger rebels for the first time since a truce began in Sri Lanka ' s bloody ethnic war nearly a month ago , military officials said Thursday . fired warning shots Why were these shots fired? 2 5 -1093 1 Government troops fired warning shots at Tamil Tiger rebels for the first time since a truce began in Sri Lanka ' s bloody ethnic war nearly a month ago , military officials said Thursday . fired warning shots at Tamil Tiger rebels Why were shots fired? 2 9 -1093 1 Government troops fired warning shots at Tamil Tiger rebels for the first time since a truce began in Sri Lanka ' s bloody ethnic war nearly a month ago , military officials said Thursday . Tamil Tiger rebels who are they? 6 9 -1093 2 Soldiers fired in the air to warn two rebels who had approached the Pooneryn military base in northern Sri Lanka Wednesday night , said an official who cannot be identified under briefing rules . approached Does anyone know why the two repels approached the base? 11 12 -1093 2 Soldiers fired in the air to warn two rebels who had approached the Pooneryn military base in northern Sri Lanka Wednesday night , said an official who cannot be identified under briefing rules . who had approached the Pooneryn military base Why had the rebels gone after the base? 9 16 -1093 2 Soldiers fired in the air to warn two rebels who had approached the Pooneryn military base in northern Sri Lanka Wednesday night , said an official who cannot be identified under briefing rules . Pooneryn military base is it a large base? 13 16 -1093 4 The truce , the first in nearly five years , brought a halt to the fighting in the 11 - year civil war that has killed more than 34 , 000 people . 34 , 000 people What populations of people does this include? 28 32 -1093 4 The truce , the first in nearly five years , brought a halt to the fighting in the 11 - year civil war that has killed more than 34 , 000 people . the 11 - year civil war What was the main cause of the civil war in this nation? 17 23 -1093 4 The truce , the first in nearly five years , brought a halt to the fighting in the 11 - year civil war that has killed more than 34 , 000 people . first in nearly five years , why did the last truce not work? 4 10 -1093 5 No cutoff date has been set for the cease - fire , but both sides can call it off on 72 - hours ' notice . can call it off Why would one side want to call off the cease-fire? 15 19 -1094 1 West Indies cricket captain Courtney Walsh was Thursday named in a 12 - man squad for the first cricket Test against New Zealand , which starts Friday at Lancaster Park . Test What is a cricket test? 19 20 -1094 2 But a decision on whether he will take the field or be 12th man will be left until the morning . be left until the morning Why will it be left until morning? 15 20 -1094 2 But a decision on whether he will take the field or be 12th man will be left until the morning . will be left until the morning Why will the decision have to wait? 14 20 -1094 2 But a decision on whether he will take the field or be 12th man will be left until the morning . field Who are the key members of this team? 9 10 -1094 3 Walsh has been undergoing treatment for an injured back for over a week but said Thursday he " felt a lot better " after a reasonably strenuous workout in the nets . said Thursday he " felt a lot better " How does a person recover from an injured back in about a week? 14 23 -1094 3 Walsh has been undergoing treatment for an injured back for over a week but said Thursday he " felt a lot better " after a reasonably strenuous workout in the nets . injured When and how did the injury happen? 7 8 -1094 4 The West Indies left Anderson Cummins and Roland Holder out of their squad and Walsh said he would have to be confident of seeing out all five days if he was to play . left Anderson Cummins and Roland Holder out Why were these two players left out? 3 10 -1094 4 The West Indies left Anderson Cummins and Roland Holder out of their squad and Walsh said he would have to be confident of seeing out all five days if he was to play . West Is West Indies the name of the cricket team or referring to nationality? 1 2 -1094 5 " I won ' t risk it if I can ' t survive five days but I would say I ' m 75 percent certain of playing , " Walsh said . Walsh What does Walsh's physical therapist and coach say about his injury? 29 30 -1095 1 One of Algeria ' s top Islamic leaders has condemned a plan for presidential elections this summer , calling it a ploy by a corrupt government that will only intensify the country ' s three - year Islamic insurgency . One of Algeria ' s top Islamic leaders What is the name of this leader? 0 8 -1095 1 One of Algeria ' s top Islamic leaders has condemned a plan for presidential elections this summer , calling it a ploy by a corrupt government that will only intensify the country ' s three - year Islamic insurgency . condemned a plan for presidential elections Why was the plan seen as contemptible? 9 15 -1095 1 One of Algeria ' s top Islamic leaders has condemned a plan for presidential elections this summer , calling it a ploy by a corrupt government that will only intensify the country ' s three - year Islamic insurgency . condemned In what ways has one of Algeria's top Islamic leaders condemned a plan for this summer's presidential elections? 9 10 -1095 1 One of Algeria ' s top Islamic leaders has condemned a plan for presidential elections this summer , calling it a ploy by a corrupt government that will only intensify the country ' s three - year Islamic insurgency . corrupt In what ways is the government corrupt? 24 25 -1095 1 One of Algeria ' s top Islamic leaders has condemned a plan for presidential elections this summer , calling it a ploy by a corrupt government that will only intensify the country ' s three - year Islamic insurgency . only intensify How will it intensify? 28 30 -1095 2 Algeria ' s leading opposition parties have already dismissed the military government ' s plan for elections . Algeria ' s leading opposition parties Exactly which parties are leading? 0 6 -1095 2 Algeria ' s leading opposition parties have already dismissed the military government ' s plan for elections . opposition parties Who are the members of Algeria's leading opposition parties? 4 6 -1095 2 Algeria ' s leading opposition parties have already dismissed the military government ' s plan for elections . leading opposition parties Who are these parties and why don't they like the military government? 3 6 -1095 3 They say the elections are premature given the climate of violence and will lack legitimacy if they do not include the outlawed Islamic Salvation Front , which was set to win the 1992 elections that the military government canceled . that the military government canceled Why were the elections cancelled then? 34 39 -1095 3 They say the elections are premature given the climate of violence and will lack legitimacy if they do not include the outlawed Islamic Salvation Front , which was set to win the 1992 elections that the military government canceled . outlawed Islamic Salvation Front , Why were these groups outlawed? 21 26 -1095 3 They say the elections are premature given the climate of violence and will lack legitimacy if they do not include the outlawed Islamic Salvation Front , which was set to win the 1992 elections that the military government canceled . outlawed Why is the Islamic Salvation Front outlawed? 21 22 -1095 3 They say the elections are premature given the climate of violence and will lack legitimacy if they do not include the outlawed Islamic Salvation Front , which was set to win the 1992 elections that the military government canceled . military government canceled Why did the military government cancel the 1992 elections? 36 39 -1095 3 They say the elections are premature given the climate of violence and will lack legitimacy if they do not include the outlawed Islamic Salvation Front , which was set to win the 1992 elections that the military government canceled . outlawed Islamic Salvation Front , Why was it outlawed? 21 26 -1095 4 More than 15 , 000 people , including about 80 foreigners , have been killed in the fighting between the militants and security forces , spawned by the cancellation of the elections . including about 80 foreigners , Foreigners from which countries? 7 12 -1095 4 More than 15 , 000 people , including about 80 foreigners , have been killed in the fighting between the militants and security forces , spawned by the cancellation of the elections . militants and security forces , What populations comprise the opposing military and security forces? 20 25 -1095 4 More than 15 , 000 people , including about 80 foreigners , have been killed in the fighting between the militants and security forces , spawned by the cancellation of the elections . killed in the fighting So cancelling the elections is causing as much harm as holding them? 14 18 -1095 5 The statement by Ali Belhadj , the Salvation Front ' s No . 2 leader , further dashed hopes for a compromise solution . The statement by Ali Belhadj , What was his statement? 0 6 -1095 5 The statement by Ali Belhadj , the Salvation Front ' s No . 2 leader , further dashed hopes for a compromise solution . a compromise solution What would the possible compromise entail? 20 23 -1095 5 The statement by Ali Belhadj , the Salvation Front ' s No . 2 leader , further dashed hopes for a compromise solution . statement What did Belhadj say in his statement that resulted in dashed hopes for a compromise solution? 1 2 -1095 5 The statement by Ali Belhadj , the Salvation Front ' s No . 2 leader , further dashed hopes for a compromise solution . further dashed hopes Why does it further dash hopes? 16 19 -1096 1 Eddie Bauer , an American retailer , announced Thursday that it will pull its business out of Burma as the military junta there pounded rebel positions along the Thai border . pounded rebel positions what does this mean? 23 26 -1096 1 Eddie Bauer , an American retailer , announced Thursday that it will pull its business out of Burma as the military junta there pounded rebel positions along the Thai border . Eddie Bauer , What is Eddie Bauer's interest in Thailand? 0 3 -1096 1 Eddie Bauer , an American retailer , announced Thursday that it will pull its business out of Burma as the military junta there pounded rebel positions along the Thai border . rebel positions Who are the \"rebel positions\"? 24 26 -1096 1 Eddie Bauer , an American retailer , announced Thursday that it will pull its business out of Burma as the military junta there pounded rebel positions along the Thai border . along the Thai border Why are there rebel positions along the Thai border? 26 30 -1096 1 Eddie Bauer , an American retailer , announced Thursday that it will pull its business out of Burma as the military junta there pounded rebel positions along the Thai border . Burma How popular is the Eddie Bauer company in this region? 17 18 -1096 2 The Thai government , meanwhile , signed an agreement to buy natural gas from Burma . UNOCAL Corp . of the United States and Total of France are to help develop the gas field . buy natural gas Does the Thai government have any agreements with other countries to purchase natural gas? 10 13 -1096 2 The Thai government , meanwhile , signed an agreement to buy natural gas from Burma . UNOCAL Corp . of the United States and Total of France are to help develop the gas field . field What are the economical conditions of Burma? 33 34 -1096 2 The Thai government , meanwhile , signed an agreement to buy natural gas from Burma . UNOCAL Corp . of the United States and Total of France are to help develop the gas field . help develop the gas field Why were the US and France helping in this endeavor? 29 34 -1096 3 Burma ' s pro - democracy opposition movement in Thailand called for an end to such deals , urging an international economic and military embargo against the government in Rangoon . The rebels said 15 , 000 refugees were seeking sanctuary in Thailand from the junta ' s attacks . pro - democracy opposition Why is Burma opposed to democracy? 3 7 -1096 4 Eddie Bauer , an American sportswear company , said in a statement from Seattle that it had been studying the situation in Burma for several months . an American sportswear company , why is this repeated? 3 8 -1096 4 Eddie Bauer , an American sportswear company , said in a statement from Seattle that it had been studying the situation in Burma for several months . studying the situation Why is Eddie Bauer studying the situation in Burma? 18 21 -1096 4 Eddie Bauer , an American sportswear company , said in a statement from Seattle that it had been studying the situation in Burma for several months . studying How do the two things relate? 18 19 -1096 5 " We deemed that the political climate and growing opposition to trade in Burma posed a potential threat to our future manufacturing opportunities , " it said . it which representative for the company said this? 25 26 -1096 5 " We deemed that the political climate and growing opposition to trade in Burma posed a potential threat to our future manufacturing opportunities , " it said . political climate What is the political climate in Burma? 5 7 -1096 5 " We deemed that the political climate and growing opposition to trade in Burma posed a potential threat to our future manufacturing opportunities , " it said . opposition to trade Why are countries opposed to trading with Burma? 9 12 -1096 5 " We deemed that the political climate and growing opposition to trade in Burma posed a potential threat to our future manufacturing opportunities , " it said . climate What is the outlook of the political climate in the future for Burma? 6 7 -1097 1 The exiled leadership of Algeria ' s outlawed Muslim fundamentalist movement Thursday condemned this week ' s car - bombing in Algiers and suggested the attack that killed 42 people was a plot to justify government repression . exiled leadership Why was the leadership exiled? 1 3 -1097 1 The exiled leadership of Algeria ' s outlawed Muslim fundamentalist movement Thursday condemned this week ' s car - bombing in Algiers and suggested the attack that killed 42 people was a plot to justify government repression . car - bombing who was responsible for the car bombing? 17 20 -1097 1 The exiled leadership of Algeria ' s outlawed Muslim fundamentalist movement Thursday condemned this week ' s car - bombing in Algiers and suggested the attack that killed 42 people was a plot to justify government repression . was a plot to justify government repression Why did he say it was a governmental plot? 30 37 -1097 1 The exiled leadership of Algeria ' s outlawed Muslim fundamentalist movement Thursday condemned this week ' s car - bombing in Algiers and suggested the attack that killed 42 people was a plot to justify government repression . The exiled leadership Why were they exiled? 0 3 -1097 1 The exiled leadership of Algeria ' s outlawed Muslim fundamentalist movement Thursday condemned this week ' s car - bombing in Algiers and suggested the attack that killed 42 people was a plot to justify government repression . was a plot to justify government repression Who was this plot initiated by? 30 37 -1097 1 The exiled leadership of Algeria ' s outlawed Muslim fundamentalist movement Thursday condemned this week ' s car - bombing in Algiers and suggested the attack that killed 42 people was a plot to justify government repression . government repression What is government repression? 35 37 -1097 2 No one has claimed responsibility for Monday ' s bombing in downtown Algiers , which injured 286 people . The military - backed government blames Muslim extremists who have been waging a three - year insurgency aimed at installing an Islamic state . which injured 286 people Did anyone die? 14 18 -1097 2 No one has claimed responsibility for Monday ' s bombing in downtown Algiers , which injured 286 people . The military - backed government blames Muslim extremists who have been waging a three - year insurgency aimed at installing an Islamic state . The military - backed government Who specifically in the government? 19 24 -1097 2 No one has claimed responsibility for Monday ' s bombing in downtown Algiers , which injured 286 people . The military - backed government blames Muslim extremists who have been waging a three - year insurgency aimed at installing an Islamic state . at installing an Islamic state What does installing an Islamic state entail? 37 42 -1097 3 The Islamic Salvation Front , banned after authorities cancelled 1992 legislative elections it was favored to win , issued a communique from its headquarters - in - exile in Europe denouncing " this hateful act which cost the lives of so many innocent Algerians . communique What is a communique? 20 21 -1097 3 The Islamic Salvation Front , banned after authorities cancelled 1992 legislative elections it was favored to win , issued a communique from its headquarters - in - exile in Europe denouncing " this hateful act which cost the lives of so many innocent Algerians . Islamic Who is the Islamic Salvation Front? 1 2 -1097 3 The Islamic Salvation Front , banned after authorities cancelled 1992 legislative elections it was favored to win , issued a communique from its headquarters - in - exile in Europe denouncing " this hateful act which cost the lives of so many innocent Algerians . The Islamic Salvation Front , Who makes up this group? 0 5 -1097 3 The Islamic Salvation Front , banned after authorities cancelled 1992 legislative elections it was favored to win , issued a communique from its headquarters - in - exile in Europe denouncing " this hateful act which cost the lives of so many innocent Algerians . headquarters - in - exile in Europe Where in Europe is this headquarters? 23 30 -1097 4 The front " wonders about the secretive , shadowy parties that carried out this base plot in order to justify the policy of repression pursued by the military junta since the January 1992 coup d ' etat , " said the statement , faxed to The Associated Press bureau in Paris . policy of repression What was to policy of repression? 21 24 -1097 4 The front " wonders about the secretive , shadowy parties that carried out this base plot in order to justify the policy of repression pursued by the military junta since the January 1992 coup d ' etat , " said the statement , faxed to The Associated Press bureau in Paris . parties Parties like who? What are examples of these parties? 9 10 -1097 5 The government ' s security policy is to " liquidate and eradicate all representative opposition , " the statement said . " liquidate How would the government do this? 8 10 -1097 5 The government ' s security policy is to " liquidate and eradicate all representative opposition , " the statement said . security policy is to " liquidate and eradicate Why would the policy have these outcomes? 4 12 -1097 5 The government ' s security policy is to " liquidate and eradicate all representative opposition , " the statement said . " liquidate and eradicate By what means will they accomplish this? 8 12 -1097 5 The government ' s security policy is to " liquidate and eradicate all representative opposition , " the statement said . representative opposition , " What does Representative opposition mean? 13 17 -1098 1 The front in the Dutch war against the flood has moved to this small town with soldiers and divers patching a deteriorating dike early Thursday after an all - night emergency operation . small town Into what small town did the front in the Dutch war move? 13 15 -1098 1 The front in the Dutch war against the flood has moved to this small town with soldiers and divers patching a deteriorating dike early Thursday after an all - night emergency operation . patching a deteriorating dike Why had the dike been deteriorating for so long? 19 23 -1098 1 The front in the Dutch war against the flood has moved to this small town with soldiers and divers patching a deteriorating dike early Thursday after an all - night emergency operation . dike What is the name of this dike? 22 23 -1098 2 " We still do not have a guarantee that the dike will hold , " said Mayor Henrik Jan Zomerdijk . guarantee What would have to happen to guarantee that the dike will hold? 7 8 -1098 2 " We still do not have a guarantee that the dike will hold , " said Mayor Henrik Jan Zomerdijk . dike What happened to cause this flood? Is it seasonal? 10 11 -1098 3 Another thousand dump trucks of sand were coming in Thursday to reinforce the weakened 800 meters ( half mile ) of dike . reinforce Did the dike suddenly weakened or has it been deteriorating but neglected? 11 12 -1098 4 " As long as the water keeps up its high level , we have a critical situation . " critical situation Has a situation like this involving the dike ever happened before? 15 17 -1098 4 " As long as the water keeps up its high level , we have a critical situation . " high What caused this high level? 9 10 -1098 5 The dikes loom high over this Gelderland Province town of 5 , 000 , virtually all of whom have joined the estimated 250 , 000 water refugees fleeing the southeastern Netherlands for high ground . high ground To where are the water refugees fleeing for higher ground? 32 34 -1098 5 The dikes loom high over this Gelderland Province town of 5 , 000 , virtually all of whom have joined the estimated 250 , 000 water refugees fleeing the southeastern Netherlands for high ground . town How many towns are affected? 8 9 -1099 1 Defense Minister Pavel Grachev , who has been rumored to be on his way out for his role in the Chechen crisis , has been hospitalized for medical checkups , a news agency reported Thursday . role in the Chechen crisis , What was his role in this crisis? 17 23 -1099 1 Defense Minister Pavel Grachev , who has been rumored to be on his way out for his role in the Chechen crisis , has been hospitalized for medical checkups , a news agency reported Thursday . who has been rumored Where do these rumours come from? 5 9 -1099 1 Defense Minister Pavel Grachev , who has been rumored to be on his way out for his role in the Chechen crisis , has been hospitalized for medical checkups , a news agency reported Thursday . his role What specifically was his role in the crisis? 16 18 -1099 1 Defense Minister Pavel Grachev , who has been rumored to be on his way out for his role in the Chechen crisis , has been hospitalized for medical checkups , a news agency reported Thursday . role in the Chechen crisis , What role did he have in the crisin in Chechnya? 17 23 -1099 2 Grachev was the second major official in charge of the Chechnya war to go to the hospital in the past week . Embattled Nationalities Minister Nikolai Yegorov was hospitalized earlier with pneumonia . go to the hospital in the past week Why are these two men getting sick enough to be hospitalized? 13 21 -1099 2 Grachev was the second major official in charge of the Chechnya war to go to the hospital in the past week . Embattled Nationalities Minister Nikolai Yegorov was hospitalized earlier with pneumonia . to go to the hospital Which hospital? 12 17 -1099 3 The prominent daily Izvestia printed a front - page story Thursday speculating that both men would soon be ousted . speculating that both men would soon be ousted Why is there speculation of them being ousted? 11 19 -1099 3 The prominent daily Izvestia printed a front - page story Thursday speculating that both men would soon be ousted . speculating Based on what evidence? 11 12 -1099 3 The prominent daily Izvestia printed a front - page story Thursday speculating that both men would soon be ousted . both men would soon be ousted . Why were they about to lose their posts? 13 20 -1099 4 Under the headline " The Resignations of Yegorov , Grachev and ( Counterintelligence Chief Sergei ) Stepashin Are Possible , " the Izvestia article called Yegorov the Kremlin ' s first scapegoat of the crisis . It predicted that Grachev would be soon to follow . scapegoat of the crisis Why would Yegorov be scapegoated? 31 35 -1099 4 Under the headline " The Resignations of Yegorov , Grachev and ( Counterintelligence Chief Sergei ) Stepashin Are Possible , " the Izvestia article called Yegorov the Kremlin ' s first scapegoat of the crisis . It predicted that Grachev would be soon to follow . scapegoat of the crisis Why is a scapegoat needed? 31 35 -1099 5 Grachev , 48 , entered the hospital Wednesday for medical tests , the ITAR - Tass news agency reported . No further details were given . No further details were given Why are details being withheld? 20 25 -1099 5 Grachev , 48 , entered the hospital Wednesday for medical tests , the ITAR - Tass news agency reported . No further details were given . for medical tests , What tests were performed? 8 12 -1100 1 In a showdown over the independence of Albania ' s judiciary , parliament has defied the ruling Democratic Party and voted against lifting the immunity of the head of the country ' s supreme court . voted against why did they vote against this? 20 22 -1100 1 In a showdown over the independence of Albania ' s judiciary , parliament has defied the ruling Democratic Party and voted against lifting the immunity of the head of the country ' s supreme court . Party What is the opposing political party in Albania? 18 19 -1100 1 In a showdown over the independence of Albania ' s judiciary , parliament has defied the ruling Democratic Party and voted against lifting the immunity of the head of the country ' s supreme court . voted against lifting the immunity Why did they vote against lifting immunity? 20 25 -1100 2 The vote late Wednesday went against a recommendation of the general prosecutor to lift the immunity of judge Zef Brozi , 35 , so he could be investigated for the controversial release of an alleged drug smuggler from Greece . smuggler Who is this drug smuggler? 36 37 -1100 2 The vote late Wednesday went against a recommendation of the general prosecutor to lift the immunity of judge Zef Brozi , 35 , so he could be investigated for the controversial release of an alleged drug smuggler from Greece . release of an alleged drug smuggler Why was the smuggler released? 31 37 -1100 2 The vote late Wednesday went against a recommendation of the general prosecutor to lift the immunity of judge Zef Brozi , 35 , so he could be investigated for the controversial release of an alleged drug smuggler from Greece . Wednesday which wednesday was it? 3 4 -1100 3 Opposition lawmakers had claimed the Democrats wanted to oust the independent - minded Brozi before highly charged cases come before the supreme court . Brozi Is this the first time Judge Brozi went head-to-head against the ruling political party? 13 14 -1100 3 Opposition lawmakers had claimed the Democrats wanted to oust the independent - minded Brozi before highly charged cases come before the supreme court . Opposition lawmakers had claimed the Democrats why would they want that? 0 6 -1100 4 Brozi ' s court is due next week to consider the appeal of four ethnic Greeks sentenced last September to stiff jail terms for espionage . Their jailing severely damaged relations with neighboring Greece , which stopped European Union aid to Albania as a result . espionage What espionage act did these four Greeks commit? 24 25 -1100 5 In a secret vote , 53 deputies voted against lifting Brozi ' s immunity , 49 voted in favor and five abstained . Thirty - three deputies were absent . absent Were these deputies deliberately absent? 28 29 -1100 5 In a secret vote , 53 deputies voted against lifting Brozi ' s immunity , 49 voted in favor and five abstained . Thirty - three deputies were absent . Thirty - three deputies were absent Why were so many absent? 23 29 -1100 5 In a secret vote , 53 deputies voted against lifting Brozi ' s immunity , 49 voted in favor and five abstained . Thirty - three deputies were absent . secret vote , they hold secret votes? 2 5 -1101 1 The United Nations ' new commander and supply convoys headed today for northwest Bosnia , where persistent fighting has hindered efforts to restart peace talks . The United Nations ' How The United Nations' new commander and supply convoys headed today for? 0 4 -1101 1 The United Nations ' new commander and supply convoys headed today for northwest Bosnia , where persistent fighting has hindered efforts to restart peace talks . new commander Who's the new commander? 4 6 -1101 1 The United Nations ' new commander and supply convoys headed today for northwest Bosnia , where persistent fighting has hindered efforts to restart peace talks . where persistent fighting has hindered efforts Why has the fighting continued? 15 21 -1101 1 The United Nations ' new commander and supply convoys headed today for northwest Bosnia , where persistent fighting has hindered efforts to restart peace talks . headed today for northwest Bosnia , Why did they head for Bosnia? 9 15 -1101 2 Sporadic fighting was reported late Wednesday and early today in two areas of the Bihac region , around the towns of Velika Kladusa and Bihac . Bosnian Serbs said Muslim - led government soldiers attacked them farther east around Bosanska Krupa . Sporadic fighting How reported Sporadic fighting? 0 2 -1101 2 Sporadic fighting was reported late Wednesday and early today in two areas of the Bihac region , around the towns of Velika Kladusa and Bihac . Bosnian Serbs said Muslim - led government soldiers attacked them farther east around Bosanska Krupa . Bosnian Serbs said What said by Bosnian Serbs? 26 29 -1101 2 Sporadic fighting was reported late Wednesday and early today in two areas of the Bihac region , around the towns of Velika Kladusa and Bihac . Bosnian Serbs said Muslim - led government soldiers attacked them farther east around Bosanska Krupa . Muslim - led government soldiers attacked Why are their government soldiers attacking the Serbs? 29 35 -1101 3 U . N . officials said Lt . Gen . Rupert Smith , who took over command of 24 , 000 peacekeeping troops in Bosnia last month , set off today for the Bihac area to visit Bangladeshi peacekeepers and the commander of the government ' s beleaguered 5th Corps , Gen . Atif Dudakovic . 24 , 000 peacekeeping How peacekeeping troops in Bosnia last month? 18 22 -1101 3 U . N . officials said Lt . Gen . Rupert Smith , who took over command of 24 , 000 peacekeeping troops in Bosnia last month , set off today for the Bihac area to visit Bangladeshi peacekeepers and the commander of the government ' s beleaguered 5th Corps , Gen . Atif Dudakovic . command of 24 , 000 peacekeeping troops How are there so many peacekeeping troops in Bosnia, and yet so many people within the country fighting among themselves? 16 23 -1101 3 U . N . officials said Lt . Gen . Rupert Smith , who took over command of 24 , 000 peacekeeping troops in Bosnia last month , set off today for the Bihac area to visit Bangladeshi peacekeepers and the commander of the government ' s beleaguered 5th Corps , Gen . Atif Dudakovic . beleaguered 5th Corps , Gen . Atif Dudakovic What exactly is the 5th Corps Gen. Atif Dudakovic doing to bring about peace in his own country? 47 55 -1101 4 One month into what is supposed to be a four - month truce , fighting has persisted in northwest Bosnia , impeding efforts to restart peace talks . fighting has persisted What has persisted in northwest Bosnia? 14 17 -1101 4 One month into what is supposed to be a four - month truce , fighting has persisted in northwest Bosnia , impeding efforts to restart peace talks . fighting has persisted Why has fighting broken out even during the truce? 14 17 -1101 4 One month into what is supposed to be a four - month truce , fighting has persisted in northwest Bosnia , impeding efforts to restart peace talks . fighting has persisted in northwest Bosnia , Why does the fighting continue when there was supposed to be a truce? What is each side fighting for? 14 21 -1101 5 The Bosnian government and Bosnian Serbs signed the truce accord , but the Serbs ' allies - - Serbs from Croatia and renegade Bosnian Muslims opposed to the Muslim - led Bosnian government - - did not . The Bosnian government and Bosnian Serbs signed How accord the Bosnian government and Bosnian Serbs signed the truce? 0 7 -1101 5 The Bosnian government and Bosnian Serbs signed the truce accord , but the Serbs ' allies - - Serbs from Croatia and renegade Bosnian Muslims opposed to the Muslim - led Bosnian government - - did not . opposed to the Muslim - led Bosnian government Why are renegade sects opposed to the current government? 25 33 -1101 5 The Bosnian government and Bosnian Serbs signed the truce accord , but the Serbs ' allies - - Serbs from Croatia and renegade Bosnian Muslims opposed to the Muslim - led Bosnian government - - did not . The Bosnian government and Bosnian Serbs signed So if they signed, why are they still fighting? 0 7 -1101 5 The Bosnian government and Bosnian Serbs signed the truce accord , but the Serbs ' allies - - Serbs from Croatia and renegade Bosnian Muslims opposed to the Muslim - led Bosnian government - - did not . Serbs from Croatia and renegade Bosnian Muslims Why wouldn't the Bosnian Muslims oppose the Muslim led Bosnian government? And why wouldn't they sign for peace in their country? 18 25 -1102 1 The Islamic suicide bombers who killed 21 Israelis last week dressed like soldiers to avoid detection , police said Thursday . The Islamic suicide bombers How many bombers were there? 0 4 -1102 1 The Islamic suicide bombers who killed 21 Israelis last week dressed like soldiers to avoid detection , police said Thursday . dressed like soldiers to avoid detection , How did this allow the bombers to avoid being detected? 10 17 -1102 1 The Islamic suicide bombers who killed 21 Israelis last week dressed like soldiers to avoid detection , police said Thursday . dressed like soldiers where did they get uniforms? 10 13 -1102 1 The Islamic suicide bombers who killed 21 Israelis last week dressed like soldiers to avoid detection , police said Thursday . suicide bombers Why did these people participate in a suicide bombing? 2 4 -1102 2 The daily Yedioth Ahronoth said the men , identified as Salah Shakr and Anwar Sukar from PLO - ruled Gaza , were aided by former Palestinian collaborators with Israel living in an Israeli - guarded enclave in the strip . Yedioth Ahronoth is that a group? 2 4 -1102 2 The daily Yedioth Ahronoth said the men , identified as Salah Shakr and Anwar Sukar from PLO - ruled Gaza , were aided by former Palestinian collaborators with Israel living in an Israeli - guarded enclave in the strip . enclave Were the people who helped the bombers believed to be aligned with Israel? 35 36 -1102 3 Yedioth said the collaborators gave the militants army uniforms that helped them leave Gaza and reach a junction in central Israel on Jan . 22 without detection . reach a junction in central Israel Where did the bombers reach without being caught? 15 21 -1102 3 Yedioth said the collaborators gave the militants army uniforms that helped them leave Gaza and reach a junction in central Israel on Jan . 22 without detection . Jan . 22 of which year? 22 25 -1102 3 Yedioth said the collaborators gave the militants army uniforms that helped them leave Gaza and reach a junction in central Israel on Jan . 22 without detection . collaborators Why did the collaborators help the bombers? 3 4 -1102 4 Both Palestinians , 20 soldiers and a civilian died in the two blasts they detonated there . 20 soldiers and a civilian died Where there non-lethal injuries too? 3 9 -1102 4 Both Palestinians , 20 soldiers and a civilian died in the two blasts they detonated there . there Where did the explosion take place? 15 16 -1102 5 Police spokesman Eric Bar - Chen confirmed the attackers were wearing either uniforms or similar clothing . clothing What did the uniforms look like? 15 16 -1103 1 Players and trainers from Genoa ' s two major league soccer teams joined hundreds of fans , friends and relatives Thursday for the funeral of a young man knifed to death by a rival team ' s supporter . two major league soccer teams What are the names of these teams? 7 12 -1103 1 Players and trainers from Genoa ' s two major league soccer teams joined hundreds of fans , friends and relatives Thursday for the funeral of a young man knifed to death by a rival team ' s supporter . young man knifed to death Why was the young man killed? 26 31 -1103 1 Players and trainers from Genoa ' s two major league soccer teams joined hundreds of fans , friends and relatives Thursday for the funeral of a young man knifed to death by a rival team ' s supporter . supporter Was this killing explicitly soccer related? 37 38 -1103 2 Vincenzo Spagnolo , 25 , was stabbed near the heart as he came to Genoa ' s stadium for the Genoa - AC Milan game on Sunday . Police on Monday arrested Simone Barbaglia , a 19 - year - old Milan fan . stabbed near the heart Just for going to the game? 6 10 -1103 3 Cardinal Giovanni Canestri led the funeral in St . Theodore ' s church near the port . Outside hundreds of Genoa team supporters applauded and waved the red - and - blue team flag in a show of support for the victim ' s family and the soccer team . Cardinal How impactful is this? 0 1 -1103 3 Cardinal Giovanni Canestri led the funeral in St . Theodore ' s church near the port . Outside hundreds of Genoa team supporters applauded and waved the red - and - blue team flag in a show of support for the victim ' s family and the soccer team . Cardinal Giovanni Canestri Is he the Cardinal of Genoa? 0 3 -1103 4 " One can ' t die for a soccer game , " the cardinal said in his homily , urging reflection . urging reflection Was support of his team the only reason the man was stabbed? 19 21 -1103 5 Spagnolo ' s death touched off a fan riot and prompted Italian sports authorities to cancel all soccer games this Sunday as well as other sports events . this Sunday What time frame is this? 19 21 -1103 5 Spagnolo ' s death touched off a fan riot and prompted Italian sports authorities to cancel all soccer games this Sunday as well as other sports events . a fan riot What happened during the fan riot? 6 9 -1103 5 Spagnolo ' s death touched off a fan riot and prompted Italian sports authorities to cancel all soccer games this Sunday as well as other sports events . cancel all soccer games this Sunday Is there a history of sports related violence? 15 21 -1104 1 Russian forces in Chechnya have seized control of three of Grozny ' s four districts but still have a long way to go , the commander of Interior Ministry troops said Thursday . Grozny ' s where is Grozny? 10 13 -1104 1 Russian forces in Chechnya have seized control of three of Grozny ' s four districts but still have a long way to go , the commander of Interior Ministry troops said Thursday . seized why are they seizing the districts? 5 6 -1104 1 Russian forces in Chechnya have seized control of three of Grozny ' s four districts but still have a long way to go , the commander of Interior Ministry troops said Thursday . still have a long way to go , Why is there still much to do? 16 24 -1104 2 " The turning point has not been reached , but there are signs of it , " Interior Ministry Gen . Anatoly Kulikov said . " This means the army has fulfilled its main objective . It has routed the main ( rebel ) armed forces . " main objective what is the main objective of the army? 33 35 -1104 3 Kulikov also claimed Russian forces now control most of northern Chechnya . Chechnya is chechnya in russia? 10 11 -1104 3 Kulikov also claimed Russian forces now control most of northern Chechnya . control How has the change in control impacted the residents? 6 7 -1104 4 " Not being controlled yet is the south of the republic and ( the town of ) Gudermes , " he said at a news conference . and ( the town of ) Gudermes , " What is the importance of this town? 11 20 -1104 5 The fighting continued Thursday , with Russian troops continuing to shell Chechen positions in Grozny , the Chechen capital . continued when is the fighting expected to end? 2 3 -1104 5 The fighting continued Thursday , with Russian troops continuing to shell Chechen positions in Grozny , the Chechen capital . shell How do the troops shell their position? 10 11 -1105 1 Angola ' s top government and rebel soldiers traded accusations of mutual cease - fire violations in a tense meeting on neutral territory in the southern African nation Thursday instead of sticking to a discussion of troop withdrawal . neutral Who was hosting in the neutral territory? 21 22 -1105 1 Angola ' s top government and rebel soldiers traded accusations of mutual cease - fire violations in a tense meeting on neutral territory in the southern African nation Thursday instead of sticking to a discussion of troop withdrawal . meeting Was there a mediator? 19 20 -1105 1 Angola ' s top government and rebel soldiers traded accusations of mutual cease - fire violations in a tense meeting on neutral territory in the southern African nation Thursday instead of sticking to a discussion of troop withdrawal . accusations of mutual cease - fire violations What are the accusations of mutual cease-fire violations? 9 16 -1105 1 Angola ' s top government and rebel soldiers traded accusations of mutual cease - fire violations in a tense meeting on neutral territory in the southern African nation Thursday instead of sticking to a discussion of troop withdrawal . tense meeting Why was it a tense meeting? 18 20 -1105 1 Angola ' s top government and rebel soldiers traded accusations of mutual cease - fire violations in a tense meeting on neutral territory in the southern African nation Thursday instead of sticking to a discussion of troop withdrawal . mutual cease - fire violations What sort of accusations were being leveled? 11 16 -1105 2 Chief of Staff Joao de Matos accused UNITA rebels of ignoring the cease - fire and " raiding at will " , including an ambush on a food convoy which killed 29 civilians near the coastal city of Benguela , Portuguese TSF radio reported . " raiding at will " , Why are they raiding convoys? 16 22 -1105 2 Chief of Staff Joao de Matos accused UNITA rebels of ignoring the cease - fire and " raiding at will " , including an ambush on a food convoy which killed 29 civilians near the coastal city of Benguela , Portuguese TSF radio reported . accused Why would he accused the UNITA rebels? 6 7 -1105 3 De Matos said government troops would retaliate " devastatingly " against any further incursions by the rebels . rebels What were the goals of the rebels? 16 17 -1105 3 De Matos said government troops would retaliate " devastatingly " against any further incursions by the rebels . retaliate " devastatingly " How do they retaliate \"devastatingly\"? 6 10 -1105 4 UNITA Gen . Arlindo Chenda Ben - Ben Pena responded angrily that government troops were provoking a battle by advancing in violation of a peace treaty signed last November . treaty What was in the peace treaty? 25 26 -1105 4 UNITA Gen . Arlindo Chenda Ben - Ben Pena responded angrily that government troops were provoking a battle by advancing in violation of a peace treaty signed last November . advancing in violation of a peace treaty How is the government advancing in violation of a peace treaty? 19 26 -1105 4 UNITA Gen . Arlindo Chenda Ben - Ben Pena responded angrily that government troops were provoking a battle by advancing in violation of a peace treaty signed last November . peace treaty signed last November What were the terms of the treaty? 24 29 -1105 5 Pena has attributed the attacks to small , isolated units often completely out of touch with the UNITA command . out of touch How has leadership and communication broken down? 12 15 -1105 5 Pena has attributed the attacks to small , isolated units often completely out of touch with the UNITA command . completely out of touch with the UNITA Why were there renegade units still operating outside of the chain of command? 11 18 -1106 1 The number of newly laid - off Americans filing claims for jobless benefits edged up by 1 , 000 last week , the first advance in three weeks , but remained at a level that analysts say marks a healthy job market . first advance in three weeks , What caused the advance in jobless claims? 23 29 -1106 1 The number of newly laid - off Americans filing claims for jobless benefits edged up by 1 , 000 last week , the first advance in three weeks , but remained at a level that analysts say marks a healthy job market . remained at a level that what is the figure which deems that level is a healthy job market? 30 35 -1106 1 The number of newly laid - off Americans filing claims for jobless benefits edged up by 1 , 000 last week , the first advance in three weeks , but remained at a level that analysts say marks a healthy job market . newly laid - off Americans Why were these Americans laid off? 3 8 -1106 1 The number of newly laid - off Americans filing claims for jobless benefits edged up by 1 , 000 last week , the first advance in three weeks , but remained at a level that analysts say marks a healthy job market . healthy job market What is considered to be a healthy job market range? 39 42 -1106 2 The Labor Department reported Thursday that new applications for unemployment insurance totaled a seasonally adjusted 326 , 000 , up from 325 , 000 a week earlier . seasonally adjusted What impact does seasonality have on jobs? 13 15 -1106 2 The Labor Department reported Thursday that new applications for unemployment insurance totaled a seasonally adjusted 326 , 000 , up from 325 , 000 a week earlier . seasonally adjusted what does this mean? 13 15 -1106 2 The Labor Department reported Thursday that new applications for unemployment insurance totaled a seasonally adjusted 326 , 000 , up from 325 , 000 a week earlier . new applications What was the cause of the influx? 6 8 -1106 2 The Labor Department reported Thursday that new applications for unemployment insurance totaled a seasonally adjusted 326 , 000 , up from 325 , 000 a week earlier . up Why was the number up from last week? 19 20 -1106 3 It was the first increase since claims shot up by 16 , 000 during the week ended Jan . 7 . Analysts had said the earlier jump reflected difficulties in adjustments for seasonal variations . It was the first increase since claims How does this first increase differ from the first advance mentioned earlier? 0 7 -1106 3 It was the first increase since claims shot up by 16 , 000 during the week ended Jan . 7 . Analysts had said the earlier jump reflected difficulties in adjustments for seasonal variations . reflected difficulties How does this early jump reflect difficulty when the previous sentence said it marks a healthy job market? 27 29 -1106 3 It was the first increase since claims shot up by 16 , 000 during the week ended Jan . 7 . Analysts had said the earlier jump reflected difficulties in adjustments for seasonal variations . adjustments for seasonal variations What sort of seasonal variations were unaccounted for? 30 34 -1106 3 It was the first increase since claims shot up by 16 , 000 during the week ended Jan . 7 . Analysts had said the earlier jump reflected difficulties in adjustments for seasonal variations . claims shot up Why did the claims shoot up? 6 9 -1106 3 It was the first increase since claims shot up by 16 , 000 during the week ended Jan . 7 . Analysts had said the earlier jump reflected difficulties in adjustments for seasonal variations . difficulties in adjustments Why were these adjustments difficult? 28 31 -1106 4 These analysts had predicted claims would drop back to about 325 , 000 , where they have ranged since last summer . This level , they contend , reflects a strong job market . a strong job market How does a drop back to the normal level signify a positive when the increase mentioned before is a positive as well? 29 33 -1106 4 These analysts had predicted claims would drop back to about 325 , 000 , where they have ranged since last summer . This level , they contend , reflects a strong job market . had predicted What information did they have to support that? 2 4 -1106 4 These analysts had predicted claims would drop back to about 325 , 000 , where they have ranged since last summer . This level , they contend , reflects a strong job market . reflects How does it reflect that? 28 29 -1106 5 Many analysts predict that 225 , 000 jobs were created in January following the addition of 256 , 000 new jobs in December . The December growth helped push the jobless rate to 5 . 4 percent , lowest since July 1990 . The department releases the January employment report on Friday . jobs were created Where and with what company were these jobs created? 7 10 -1106 5 Many analysts predict that 225 , 000 jobs were created in January following the addition of 256 , 000 new jobs in December . The December growth helped push the jobless rate to 5 . 4 percent , lowest since July 1990 . The department releases the January employment report on Friday . push the jobless rate to 5 . 4 percent , How does the creation of jobs increase the number of jobless? 28 38 -1106 5 Many analysts predict that 225 , 000 jobs were created in January following the addition of 256 , 000 new jobs in December . The December growth helped push the jobless rate to 5 . 4 percent , lowest since July 1990 . The department releases the January employment report on Friday . 225 , 000 jobs were created in January Which industries had the strongest job markets? 4 12 -1106 5 Many analysts predict that 225 , 000 jobs were created in January following the addition of 256 , 000 new jobs in December . The December growth helped push the jobless rate to 5 . 4 percent , lowest since July 1990 . The department releases the January employment report on Friday . were created Who created these jobs? 8 10 -1106 5 Many analysts predict that 225 , 000 jobs were created in January following the addition of 256 , 000 new jobs in December . The December growth helped push the jobless rate to 5 . 4 percent , lowest since July 1990 . The department releases the January employment report on Friday . new jobs What industry were these jobs in? 19 21 -1106 5 Many analysts predict that 225 , 000 jobs were created in January following the addition of 256 , 000 new jobs in December . The December growth helped push the jobless rate to 5 . 4 percent , lowest since July 1990 . The department releases the January employment report on Friday . 5 . 4 percent , Was the previous percentage? 33 38 -1107 1 For nearly every pupil at Marvin Heights public school , English is a second or third language . English is a second or third language . Why do they have so many non native speakers? 10 18 -1107 1 For nearly every pupil at Marvin Heights public school , English is a second or third language . nearly every pupil How many pupils are there? 1 4 -1107 1 For nearly every pupil at Marvin Heights public school , English is a second or third language . Marvin Heights public school , Where is this school located? 5 10 -1107 1 For nearly every pupil at Marvin Heights public school , English is a second or third language . second or third language What is the native language there? 13 17 -1107 1 For nearly every pupil at Marvin Heights public school , English is a second or third language . every How many students are enrolled? 2 3 -1107 1 For nearly every pupil at Marvin Heights public school , English is a second or third language . school , What grade levels are taught at this school? 8 10 -1107 2 The school , which is bursting at the seams , offers Punjabi dance classes as well as a breakfast program . At the annual barbecue , the principal dishes up samosas and hot dogs . which is bursting at the seams , Why is the school so full? 3 10 -1107 2 The school , which is bursting at the seams , offers Punjabi dance classes as well as a breakfast program . At the annual barbecue , the principal dishes up samosas and hot dogs . bursting at the seams , How over crowded is it? 5 10 -1107 2 The school , which is bursting at the seams , offers Punjabi dance classes as well as a breakfast program . At the annual barbecue , the principal dishes up samosas and hot dogs . offers Where does the money come from for these programs? 10 11 -1107 2 The school , which is bursting at the seams , offers Punjabi dance classes as well as a breakfast program . At the annual barbecue , the principal dishes up samosas and hot dogs . samosas and hot dogs Is this a native food for the region? 30 34 -1107 2 The school , which is bursting at the seams , offers Punjabi dance classes as well as a breakfast program . At the annual barbecue , the principal dishes up samosas and hot dogs . bursting Does 'bursting at the seams' mean the school have too many students or too many student activities and events? 5 6 -1107 3 Marvin Heights sounds like a typical downtown school with a high proportion of new immigrants . But it is part of the Peel board of education , the largest public school board in Canada , in the suburbs just west of Toronto . in the suburbs just west of Toronto . Why is this relevant? 35 43 -1107 3 Marvin Heights sounds like a typical downtown school with a high proportion of new immigrants . But it is part of the Peel board of education , the largest public school board in Canada , in the suburbs just west of Toronto . new immigrants Where are they coming from? 13 15 -1107 3 Marvin Heights sounds like a typical downtown school with a high proportion of new immigrants . But it is part of the Peel board of education , the largest public school board in Canada , in the suburbs just west of Toronto . Peel board of education , Where is this located? 22 27 -1107 3 Marvin Heights sounds like a typical downtown school with a high proportion of new immigrants . But it is part of the Peel board of education , the largest public school board in Canada , in the suburbs just west of Toronto . suburbs Is Marvin Heights or the Peel board of education in the suburbs near Toronto? 37 38 -1107 4 In a switch from traditional settlement patterns , many new immigrants to Canada are not moving to the downtown city cores but are flocking to the suburbs . are flocking to the suburbs Why are they becoming more suburban? 22 27 -1107 4 In a switch from traditional settlement patterns , many new immigrants to Canada are not moving to the downtown city cores but are flocking to the suburbs . a switch Why the switch? 1 3 -1107 4 In a switch from traditional settlement patterns , many new immigrants to Canada are not moving to the downtown city cores but are flocking to the suburbs . traditional settlement patterns , What are these patterns? 4 8 -1107 4 In a switch from traditional settlement patterns , many new immigrants to Canada are not moving to the downtown city cores but are flocking to the suburbs . flocking to the suburbs . Why is this happening? 23 28 -1107 4 In a switch from traditional settlement patterns , many new immigrants to Canada are not moving to the downtown city cores but are flocking to the suburbs . flocking What are the factors of this change? 23 24 -1107 5 Every year about 20 , 000 people arrive in Peel Region , making it the second fastest growing regional municipality in Canada between 1986 and 1991 ( behind York Region , just north of Toronto ) . 20 , 000 people arrive in Peel Region , Why so many people year-over-year? 3 12 -1107 5 Every year about 20 , 000 people arrive in Peel Region , making it the second fastest growing regional municipality in Canada between 1986 and 1991 ( behind York Region , just north of Toronto ) . 20 , 000 people Are these all immigrants? 3 7 -1107 5 Every year about 20 , 000 people arrive in Peel Region , making it the second fastest growing regional municipality in Canada between 1986 and 1991 ( behind York Region , just north of Toronto ) . second fastest growing What is the top fastest growing municipality? 15 18 -1108 1 The Football Association was considering possible sanctions against Blackburn on Thursday after a fan ran onto the field and tried to attack the referee at Ewood Park . Blackburn Who or what is Blackburn? 8 9 -1108 1 The Football Association was considering possible sanctions against Blackburn on Thursday after a fan ran onto the field and tried to attack the referee at Ewood Park . against Blackburn Why is Blackburn responsible for the fan's actions? 7 9 -1108 1 The Football Association was considering possible sanctions against Blackburn on Thursday after a fan ran onto the field and tried to attack the referee at Ewood Park . tried to attack the referee Why did the fan try to commit the attack? 19 24 -1108 2 The FA said it was studying official reports from Wednesday night ' s Premier League match against Leeds , which ended in a 1 - 1 draw . reports What do they mean by official reports? How valid are they to the situation? 7 8 -1108 3 As the players were leaving the field , a 40 - year - old man jumped from the stands and grabbed referee Rodger Gifford , who had made several controversial calls during the game . Players pulled the fan away and Gifford escaped injury . several controversial calls during the game What type of calls did he make that were considered controversial? 28 34 -1108 5 It was the second incident in a week involving a spectator at a Premier League match . Last week , Manchester United star Eric Cantona attacked a Crystal Palace fan who had been taunting him at Selhurst Park . taunting At what point does taunting become too much? 33 34 -1109 1 Police on Thursday evacuated nearly 11 , 000 residents of Oranienburg , north of Berlin , after a 500 - pound ( 220 - kilogram ) World War II bomb was uncovered at a construction site . World War II bomb was uncovered How was this WWII bomb uncovered? 26 32 -1109 1 Police on Thursday evacuated nearly 11 , 000 residents of Oranienburg , north of Berlin , after a 500 - pound ( 220 - kilogram ) World War II bomb was uncovered at a construction site . II When did this occur and why was there an old bomb? 28 29 -1109 1 Police on Thursday evacuated nearly 11 , 000 residents of Oranienburg , north of Berlin , after a 500 - pound ( 220 - kilogram ) World War II bomb was uncovered at a construction site . 500 - pound ( 220 - kilogram ) World War II bomb Why was a 500 pound bomb there? 18 30 -1109 1 Police on Thursday evacuated nearly 11 , 000 residents of Oranienburg , north of Berlin , after a 500 - pound ( 220 - kilogram ) World War II bomb was uncovered at a construction site . evacuated nearly 11 , 000 residents Why were they evacuated? 3 9 -1109 1 Police on Thursday evacuated nearly 11 , 000 residents of Oranienburg , north of Berlin , after a 500 - pound ( 220 - kilogram ) World War II bomb was uncovered at a construction site . was uncovered How was it uncovered? 30 32 -1109 1 Police on Thursday evacuated nearly 11 , 000 residents of Oranienburg , north of Berlin , after a 500 - pound ( 220 - kilogram ) World War II bomb was uncovered at a construction site . a construction site What was under construction? 33 36 -1109 2 A police statement said the bomb was found late Wednesday during excavation not far from the Oranienburg Castle . Some 300 people in the immediate area were evacuated Wednesday evening , with the others told to leave Thursday . not far from the Oranienburg Castle When was Oranienburg Castle built? 12 18 -1109 2 A police statement said the bomb was found late Wednesday during excavation not far from the Oranienburg Castle . Some 300 people in the immediate area were evacuated Wednesday evening , with the others told to leave Thursday . found found by who? 7 8 -1109 2 A police statement said the bomb was found late Wednesday during excavation not far from the Oranienburg Castle . Some 300 people in the immediate area were evacuated Wednesday evening , with the others told to leave Thursday . the bomb was found Who found the bomb and how? 4 8 -1109 2 A police statement said the bomb was found late Wednesday during excavation not far from the Oranienburg Castle . Some 300 people in the immediate area were evacuated Wednesday evening , with the others told to leave Thursday . during excavation Why was excavation being done there? 10 12 -1109 2 A police statement said the bomb was found late Wednesday during excavation not far from the Oranienburg Castle . Some 300 people in the immediate area were evacuated Wednesday evening , with the others told to leave Thursday . not far How far from the castle? 12 14 -1109 2 A police statement said the bomb was found late Wednesday during excavation not far from the Oranienburg Castle . Some 300 people in the immediate area were evacuated Wednesday evening , with the others told to leave Thursday . the others How many others? 32 34 -1109 3 After a delay of more than six hours to pump out ground water that covered the fuse section of the bomb , explosives experts disarmed it in a half - hour and residents were given the all clear to return home , police said . more than six hours to pump out ground water What took so long for this for this old bomb that didn't detonate to get rediscovered? 4 13 -1109 3 After a delay of more than six hours to pump out ground water that covered the fuse section of the bomb , explosives experts disarmed it in a half - hour and residents were given the all clear to return home , police said . clear Is there a possibility that there are more bombs in the area? 37 38 -1109 3 After a delay of more than six hours to pump out ground water that covered the fuse section of the bomb , explosives experts disarmed it in a half - hour and residents were given the all clear to return home , police said . experts disarmed it in a half - hour How did they disarm it? 23 31 -1109 3 After a delay of more than six hours to pump out ground water that covered the fuse section of the bomb , explosives experts disarmed it in a half - hour and residents were given the all clear to return home , police said . a delay What caused the delay? 1 3 -1109 3 After a delay of more than six hours to pump out ground water that covered the fuse section of the bomb , explosives experts disarmed it in a half - hour and residents were given the all clear to return home , police said . pump out What is that process? 9 11 -1109 3 After a delay of more than six hours to pump out ground water that covered the fuse section of the bomb , explosives experts disarmed it in a half - hour and residents were given the all clear to return home , police said . disarmed it How did they disarm it? 24 26 -1109 4 Earlier , police had said the delayed - action chemical fuse made disarming more difficult and could take up to several hours . delayed - action chemical fuse How does a delayed-action chemical fuse work? 6 11 -1109 4 Earlier , police had said the delayed - action chemical fuse made disarming more difficult and could take up to several hours . more difficult How was it more difficult? 13 15 -1109 4 Earlier , police had said the delayed - action chemical fuse made disarming more difficult and could take up to several hours . several hours How many hours? 20 22 -1109 5 Occupants of buildings up to a kilometer ( half a mile ) from the bomb were excavated to schools , sports halls and other public facilities . Main streets were closed to prevent people who had gone to work before the bomb was found from returning to their neighborhoods . the bomb was found What will happen to this antique bomb? 40 44 -1110 1 Secretary of State Warren Christopher today called on Bosnia ' s Muslims and Croats to give " substantive content " to their planned confederation and said the United States intended to help make it work . help in which ways will US help 31 32 -1110 1 Secretary of State Warren Christopher today called on Bosnia ' s Muslims and Croats to give " substantive content " to their planned confederation and said the United States intended to help make it work . confederation United States is supposed to do what for their confederation? 23 24 -1110 1 Secretary of State Warren Christopher today called on Bosnia ' s Muslims and Croats to give " substantive content " to their planned confederation and said the United States intended to help make it work . United States intended to help make it work How was the US going to assist? 27 35 -1110 2 " We should work on that together , " Christopher said in asking Britain , France , Germany and Russia to join in the effort . Christopher Why does he want their involvement? 9 10 -1110 3 Christopher is sending Assistant Secretary of State Richard Holbrooke to Germany to try to bolster the confederation plan . Diplomats from the four other countries are expected to join the talks with Muslim and Croat leaders in Munich this weekend . talks what will the talks be about 30 31 -1110 3 Christopher is sending Assistant Secretary of State Richard Holbrooke to Germany to try to bolster the confederation plan . Diplomats from the four other countries are expected to join the talks with Muslim and Croat leaders in Munich this weekend . confederation what is this plan? how does it apply to the US? 16 17 -1110 3 Christopher is sending Assistant Secretary of State Richard Holbrooke to Germany to try to bolster the confederation plan . Diplomats from the four other countries are expected to join the talks with Muslim and Croat leaders in Munich this weekend . bolster the confederation plan What is part of the plan for the confederation? 14 18 -1110 3 Christopher is sending Assistant Secretary of State Richard Holbrooke to Germany to try to bolster the confederation plan . Diplomats from the four other countries are expected to join the talks with Muslim and Croat leaders in Munich this weekend . talks Are these talks over territory disputes? 30 31 -1110 4 " We ' re very anxious that that process move forward , " Christopher said at a news conference . " It is significant , it can be very valuable . . We want to make sure the federation moves beyond a concept to having the largest amount of substantive content . " valuable Why is this valuable? 29 30 -1110 4 " We ' re very anxious that that process move forward , " Christopher said at a news conference . " It is significant , it can be very valuable . . We want to make sure the federation moves beyond a concept to having the largest amount of substantive content . " concept Are both of the groups at odds also willing to make progress to move the federation forward? 42 43 -1110 5 Together , the Muslims and Croats would control 51 percent of Bosnia under a peace proposal by the five Western countries to end the 34 - month war in the former Yugoslav republic . percent who will control the remaining percent 9 10 -1110 5 Together , the Muslims and Croats would control 51 percent of Bosnia under a peace proposal by the five Western countries to end the 34 - month war in the former Yugoslav republic . percent Who control the other 49 percent of Bosnia? 9 10 -1111 1 A Turkish court on Thursday ordered Thursday the seizure of a book by a Turk who has written on the war against the Kurds , and another court ordered the confiscation of copies of a pro - Kurdish daily . war against the Kurds , Who is at war against the Kurds? 20 25 -1111 1 A Turkish court on Thursday ordered Thursday the seizure of a book by a Turk who has written on the war against the Kurds , and another court ordered the confiscation of copies of a pro - Kurdish daily . seizure of a book Why did they order the book seized? 8 12 -1111 1 A Turkish court on Thursday ordered Thursday the seizure of a book by a Turk who has written on the war against the Kurds , and another court ordered the confiscation of copies of a pro - Kurdish daily . book What book? 11 12 -1111 2 The author , Yasar Kemal , recently wrote in the German newsmagazine Der Spiegel that Kurdish villages were burned in an attempt to battle the 11 - year separatist rebellion in southeast Turkey . 11 - year separatist rebellion Why is there a separatist rebellion amoung Turkish Kurds? 25 30 -1111 3 Western governments and rights groups have made similar charges . The government denies any military action to destroy Kurdish villages . similar charges What other charges have Western governments and rights groups made? 7 9 -1111 4 The State Security Court said it was ordering the seizure of Kemal ' s book , " The Freedom of Thought and Turkey , " because it provokes " hatred and enmity on the basis of differences in people ' s races and locations where they live . " provokes " hatred and enmity How does Kemal's book provoke \"hatred and enmity\"? 27 32 -1111 5 Kemal and his publisher , Erdal Oz , were ordered to appear in court next week for questioning . appear in court Why is the Kemal publication considered illegal? 11 14 -1112 1 Palestinian leaders warned Thursday that the closure of West Bank and Gaza during the holy fasting month of Ramadan and stepped - up Jewish settlement construction could lead to a new uprising against Israel . closure of West Bank and Gaza Why were these regions being closed during the holidays? 6 12 -1112 1 Palestinian leaders warned Thursday that the closure of West Bank and Gaza during the holy fasting month of Ramadan and stepped - up Jewish settlement construction could lead to a new uprising against Israel . new uprising against Israel Why would this cause an uprising? 30 34 -1112 1 Palestinian leaders warned Thursday that the closure of West Bank and Gaza during the holy fasting month of Ramadan and stepped - up Jewish settlement construction could lead to a new uprising against Israel . month Which month is the holy fasting month? 16 17 -1112 2 Faisal Husseini , a minister in the PLO ' s self - rule government , issued the warning a day after Jerusalem ' s planning council approved construction of 6 , 500 Jewish homes in the city ' s eastern sector , which is claimed by the Palestinians as a future capital . 6 , 500 Jewish homes Who decides which bit is Jewish and which bit is Palestinian? 29 34 -1112 2 Faisal Husseini , a minister in the PLO ' s self - rule government , issued the warning a day after Jerusalem ' s planning council approved construction of 6 , 500 Jewish homes in the city ' s eastern sector , which is claimed by the Palestinians as a future capital . PLO ' s What does PLO stand for? 7 10 -1112 3 Husseini said the construction would undermine support for Arafat and boost Islamic militants who oppose reconciliation with Israel . Arafat Who is Arafat ? 8 9 -1112 3 Husseini said the construction would undermine support for Arafat and boost Islamic militants who oppose reconciliation with Israel . construction Has there been similar construction scenarios in the past, and how did the opposing groups react? 3 4 -1112 4 " If the PLO loses the leadership , then the only ones who can assume this role are the fundamentalists . And if this happens . we will witness a new uprising and no one will be able to stop it , " Husseini said on Israel ' s army Radio . happens . we will witness a new uprising What was the evidence that this was certain to take place? 24 32 -1112 4 " If the PLO loses the leadership , then the only ones who can assume this role are the fundamentalists . And if this happens . we will witness a new uprising and no one will be able to stop it , " Husseini said on Israel ' s army Radio . fundamentalists Who are the fundamentalists ? 19 20 -1112 4 " If the PLO loses the leadership , then the only ones who can assume this role are the fundamentalists . And if this happens . we will witness a new uprising and no one will be able to stop it , " Husseini said on Israel ' s army Radio . fundamentalists What are the different political groups in this area? 19 20 -1112 5 Palestinians waged a six - year uprising against Israeli occupation that was instrumental in bringing Israel and the PLO to the negotiating table in 1993 . negotiating What was the result of the 1993 negotiation attempt? 21 22 -1113 1 Japan ' s Red Cross Society said Thursday it has received 30 billion yen ( dlrs 300 million ) in donations , mostly from other Japanese , for victims of the devastating Kobe earthquake . The total exceeded any of its previous relief campaigns . previous relief campaigns What was the highest prior donation received by the Red Cross Society for the victims of the Kobe earthquake? 41 44 -1113 1 Japan ' s Red Cross Society said Thursday it has received 30 billion yen ( dlrs 300 million ) in donations , mostly from other Japanese , for victims of the devastating Kobe earthquake . The total exceeded any of its previous relief campaigns . in donations , What platform did they collect donations? 19 22 -1113 1 Japan ' s Red Cross Society said Thursday it has received 30 billion yen ( dlrs 300 million ) in donations , mostly from other Japanese , for victims of the devastating Kobe earthquake . The total exceeded any of its previous relief campaigns . the devastating Kobe earthquake When was this earthquake? 30 34 -1113 1 Japan ' s Red Cross Society said Thursday it has received 30 billion yen ( dlrs 300 million ) in donations , mostly from other Japanese , for victims of the devastating Kobe earthquake . The total exceeded any of its previous relief campaigns . devastating What type of damage was done by the earthquake? 31 32 -1113 2 Meanwhile , local officials announced that damage from the 7 . 2 magnitude quake , Japan ' s deadliest in more than 70 years , is likely to exceed dlrs 100 billion in the worst - hit prefecture . worst - hit prefecture What is the possible range of cost resultinf from the damage from the quake? 34 38 -1113 2 Meanwhile , local officials announced that damage from the 7 . 2 magnitude quake , Japan ' s deadliest in more than 70 years , is likely to exceed dlrs 100 billion in the worst - hit prefecture . Japan ' s deadliest What was the death count of this earthquake? 15 19 -1113 2 Meanwhile , local officials announced that damage from the 7 . 2 magnitude quake , Japan ' s deadliest in more than 70 years , is likely to exceed dlrs 100 billion in the worst - hit prefecture . worst - hit prefecture What is the name of the worst hit prefecture? 34 38 -1113 2 Meanwhile , local officials announced that damage from the 7 . 2 magnitude quake , Japan ' s deadliest in more than 70 years , is likely to exceed dlrs 100 billion in the worst - hit prefecture . deadliest What are the casualty numbers that make it so deadly? 18 19 -1113 2 Meanwhile , local officials announced that damage from the 7 . 2 magnitude quake , Japan ' s deadliest in more than 70 years , is likely to exceed dlrs 100 billion in the worst - hit prefecture . worst - hit prefecture Which prefecture is the worst hit? 34 38 -1113 3 The government of Hyogo prefecture , which includes Kobe , estimated damage worth 9 . 5 trillion yen ( dlrs 95 billion ) , 1 trillion yen ( 10 billion ) more than its previous calculation . It said the total would probably exceed 10 trillion yen ( dlrs 100 billion ) . more Why did the calculated damage increase? 31 32 -1113 4 Authorities Thursday confirmed 5 , 104 dead , six missing and classified nearly 250 , 000 people as homeless from the quake . 250 , 000 people as homeless How has this number been measured? 13 19 -1113 4 Authorities Thursday confirmed 5 , 104 dead , six missing and classified nearly 250 , 000 people as homeless from the quake . homeless What is the Japanese government doing to serve the newly homeless? 18 19 -1113 5 The national government Thursday said it would spend almost 15 billion yen ( dlrs 150 million ) to build 30 , 000 temporary housing units . Quake victims Thursday moved into four prefab houses , the first completed since the temblor . build How long will it take to build 30,000 temporary housing units? 18 19 -1113 5 The national government Thursday said it would spend almost 15 billion yen ( dlrs 150 million ) to build 30 , 000 temporary housing units . Quake victims Thursday moved into four prefab houses , the first completed since the temblor . to build 30 , 000 temporary housing units Where are the housing units being built? 17 25 -1113 5 The national government Thursday said it would spend almost 15 billion yen ( dlrs 150 million ) to build 30 , 000 temporary housing units . Quake victims Thursday moved into four prefab houses , the first completed since the temblor . the first completed since the temblor What is the timeline for more houses being constructed? 35 41 -1113 5 The national government Thursday said it would spend almost 15 billion yen ( dlrs 150 million ) to build 30 , 000 temporary housing units . Quake victims Thursday moved into four prefab houses , the first completed since the temblor . temporary Where will they be housed permanently? 22 23 -1114 1 After three days of talks in Washington , Bosnian Prime Minister Haris Silajdzic arrived in Moscow on Thursday to confer with Russian officials on settling the Bosnia conflict . settling How does Silajdzic plan on settling the conflict? 24 25 -1114 1 After three days of talks in Washington , Bosnian Prime Minister Haris Silajdzic arrived in Moscow on Thursday to confer with Russian officials on settling the Bosnia conflict . Washington , Why was this decided in Washington? 6 8 -1114 2 Foreign Ministry spokesman Grigory Karasin said Silajdzic ' s two - day working visit was part of Russia ' s efforts to bring an end to the 34 - month war in the former Yugoslavia . efforts What are the other efforts? 20 21 -1114 2 Foreign Ministry spokesman Grigory Karasin said Silajdzic ' s two - day working visit was part of Russia ' s efforts to bring an end to the 34 - month war in the former Yugoslavia . war What is the war about? 30 31 -1114 2 Foreign Ministry spokesman Grigory Karasin said Silajdzic ' s two - day working visit was part of Russia ' s efforts to bring an end to the 34 - month war in the former Yugoslavia . war Why was there war in Yugoslavia? 30 31 -1114 2 Foreign Ministry spokesman Grigory Karasin said Silajdzic ' s two - day working visit was part of Russia ' s efforts to bring an end to the 34 - month war in the former Yugoslavia . the 34 - month war in the former Yugoslavia Why was there a war taking place in Yugoslavia? 26 35 -1114 3 Karasin told the ITAR - Tass news agency that Silajdzic will meet with Prime Minister Viktor Chernomyrdin and Foreign Minister Andrei Kozyrev to discuss the Bosnian peace plan put together by five Western countries . five Western countries Which countries? 31 34 -1114 3 Karasin told the ITAR - Tass news agency that Silajdzic will meet with Prime Minister Viktor Chernomyrdin and Foreign Minister Andrei Kozyrev to discuss the Bosnian peace plan put together by five Western countries . the Bosnian peace plan What was part of this peace plan? 24 28 -1114 5 In Washington , Silajdzic had held talks with Vice President Al Gore , Secretary of State Warren Christopher and congressional leaders . held talks What did the talks cover? 5 7 -1115 1 Art Shell was fired as coach of the Los Angeles Raiders Thursday and will be replaced by assistant Mike White . was fired Why was Art Shell fired? 2 4 -1115 1 Art Shell was fired as coach of the Los Angeles Raiders Thursday and will be replaced by assistant Mike White . fired why was he fired 3 4 -1115 1 Art Shell was fired as coach of the Los Angeles Raiders Thursday and will be replaced by assistant Mike White . was fired as coach Why was he fired? 2 6 -1115 3 The team called a 1 p . m . ( 2100 GMT ) news conference to discuss the changes . to discuss the changes What are the changes that need to be discussed? 15 19 -1115 4 " The Raiders expressed gratitude and sincere thanks to Art Shell for his tremendous contribution to the excellence of the organization throughout his 27 years as a Hall of Fame offensive tackle , as an assistant coach and as the head coach , " a team news release said . tremendous contribution What, exactly, were his accomplishments during his tenure? 13 15 -1115 5 The firing had been expected since the Raiders missed the playoffs with a 9 - 7 record after being picked as a preseason favorite to reach the Super Bowl . Super Bowl what were previous super bowl scores 27 29 -1116 1 The leaders of Egypt , Israel , Jordan and the Palestinians met in Cairo on Thursday for an unprecedented summit to revive the faltering peace process or face a further descent into bloodshed . revive the faltering peace process Why were the peace talks having such trouble? 21 26 -1116 1 The leaders of Egypt , Israel , Jordan and the Palestinians met in Cairo on Thursday for an unprecedented summit to revive the faltering peace process or face a further descent into bloodshed . faltering peace process Why is the process faltering? 23 26 -1116 1 The leaders of Egypt , Israel , Jordan and the Palestinians met in Cairo on Thursday for an unprecedented summit to revive the faltering peace process or face a further descent into bloodshed . revive How did they seek to revive the peace process? 21 22 -1116 1 The leaders of Egypt , Israel , Jordan and the Palestinians met in Cairo on Thursday for an unprecedented summit to revive the faltering peace process or face a further descent into bloodshed . met Why did these leaders meet? 11 12 -1116 1 The leaders of Egypt , Israel , Jordan and the Palestinians met in Cairo on Thursday for an unprecedented summit to revive the faltering peace process or face a further descent into bloodshed . unprecedented summit What makes it unprecedented? 18 20 -1116 1 The leaders of Egypt , Israel , Jordan and the Palestinians met in Cairo on Thursday for an unprecedented summit to revive the faltering peace process or face a further descent into bloodshed . revive How do they plan to revive the process? 21 22 -1116 2 The summit was a dramatic show of unity between Israel and its three Arab peace partners . But disillusionment with the Israel - PLO agreement runs deep , and their ability to stem murderous attacks by Islamic militants is uncertain at best . is uncertain at best . Why are the countries unable to stop the attacks? 38 43 -1116 2 The summit was a dramatic show of unity between Israel and its three Arab peace partners . But disillusionment with the Israel - PLO agreement runs deep , and their ability to stem murderous attacks by Islamic militants is uncertain at best . disillusionment Why does disillusionment with the agreement run deep? 18 19 -1116 2 The summit was a dramatic show of unity between Israel and its three Arab peace partners . But disillusionment with the Israel - PLO agreement runs deep , and their ability to stem murderous attacks by Islamic militants is uncertain at best . uncertain at best Why is their ability to stem attacks uncertain at best? 39 42 -1116 2 The summit was a dramatic show of unity between Israel and its three Arab peace partners . But disillusionment with the Israel - PLO agreement runs deep , and their ability to stem murderous attacks by Islamic militants is uncertain at best . partners Who is disillusioned by the agreement? 15 16 -1116 2 The summit was a dramatic show of unity between Israel and its three Arab peace partners . But disillusionment with the Israel - PLO agreement runs deep , and their ability to stem murderous attacks by Islamic militants is uncertain at best . dramatic show What made it so dramatic? 4 6 -1116 2 The summit was a dramatic show of unity between Israel and its three Arab peace partners . But disillusionment with the Israel - PLO agreement runs deep , and their ability to stem murderous attacks by Islamic militants is uncertain at best . disillusionment Who is disillusioned? 18 19 -1116 2 The summit was a dramatic show of unity between Israel and its three Arab peace partners . But disillusionment with the Israel - PLO agreement runs deep , and their ability to stem murderous attacks by Islamic militants is uncertain at best . uncertain at best Why is there ability uncertain? 39 42 -1116 3 Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and PLO chairman Yasser Arafat , the key players , will find it difficult to make the necessary concessions since their positions are already precariously weak . make the necessary concessions What types of concessions need to be made? 20 24 -1116 3 Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and PLO chairman Yasser Arafat , the key players , will find it difficult to make the necessary concessions since their positions are already precariously weak . precariously weak Why are their positions already weak? 29 31 -1116 3 Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and PLO chairman Yasser Arafat , the key players , will find it difficult to make the necessary concessions since their positions are already precariously weak . their positions are already precariously weak How are both of their positions weak 25 31 -1116 3 Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and PLO chairman Yasser Arafat , the key players , will find it difficult to make the necessary concessions since their positions are already precariously weak . find it difficult What will they find difficult? 16 19 -1116 3 Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and PLO chairman Yasser Arafat , the key players , will find it difficult to make the necessary concessions since their positions are already precariously weak . necessary concessions What are the concessions? 22 24 -1116 3 Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and PLO chairman Yasser Arafat , the key players , will find it difficult to make the necessary concessions since their positions are already precariously weak . weak Why are their positions weak? 30 31 -1116 4 The meeting got under way after sundown at the Ittahadiya presidential palace with a meal to break the daylong fast Muslims observe during the holy month of Ramadan . Prime Minister Atef Sedki of Egypt sounded a positive note as he entered the palace . positive note Why did the PM sound a positive note? 37 39 -1116 4 The meeting got under way after sundown at the Ittahadiya presidential palace with a meal to break the daylong fast Muslims observe during the holy month of Ramadan . Prime Minister Atef Sedki of Egypt sounded a positive note as he entered the palace . sounded a positive note as he entered the palace How did he do so? 35 44 -1116 4 The meeting got under way after sundown at the Ittahadiya presidential palace with a meal to break the daylong fast Muslims observe during the holy month of Ramadan . Prime Minister Atef Sedki of Egypt sounded a positive note as he entered the palace . after sundown Why was the meeting held at such a late time of day? 5 7 -1116 4 The meeting got under way after sundown at the Ittahadiya presidential palace with a meal to break the daylong fast Muslims observe during the holy month of Ramadan . Prime Minister Atef Sedki of Egypt sounded a positive note as he entered the palace . a meal What kind of food was served? 13 15 -1116 4 The meeting got under way after sundown at the Ittahadiya presidential palace with a meal to break the daylong fast Muslims observe during the holy month of Ramadan . Prime Minister Atef Sedki of Egypt sounded a positive note as he entered the palace . fast Why do the Muslims fast? 19 20 -1116 5 " I am optimistic , " he said . " I think there will be a good result from this meeting . " optimistic , " What makes him optimistic? 3 6 -1116 5 " I am optimistic , " he said . " I think there will be a good result from this meeting . " good result What result would be optimal? 16 18 -1117 1 Spain ' s Santiago Luna shot a 5 - under - par 67 Thursday to take a one - stroke lead after the first round of the dlrs 395 , 000 Madeira Island Open . 5 - under - par What does the term under par mean? 7 12 -1117 1 Spain ' s Santiago Luna shot a 5 - under - par 67 Thursday to take a one - stroke lead after the first round of the dlrs 395 , 000 Madeira Island Open . dlrs 395 , 000 Is this USDollars? 27 31 -1117 2 Six players were one stroke back and 68 and eight others were two strokes off the lead at 69 . Fifty - two players shot par or better on a spring - like day with little or no wind . shot par What does shot par mean in this context? 24 26 -1117 2 Six players were one stroke back and 68 and eight others were two strokes off the lead at 69 . Fifty - two players shot par or better on a spring - like day with little or no wind . spring - like day with little or no wind What is the weather usually like then? 30 39 -1117 3 Tied at 68 were Lee Westwood and Andrew Sherborne of England , Bill Malley of the United States , Jesus Maria Arruti of Spain , Alberto Binaghi of Italy and Paul Lawrie of Scotland . Tied at 68 Is this a good score and if so why? 0 3 -1117 4 Scotland ' s Andrew Coltart headed a group of eight at 69 . eight at 69 What is the significance of eight at 69? 9 12 -1117 5 Defending champion Mats Lanner of Sweden couldn ' t take advantage of the low - scoring conditions and posted a 10 - over 82 . Defending champion What game is this person a defending champion of? 0 2 -1117 5 Defending champion Mats Lanner of Sweden couldn ' t take advantage of the low - scoring conditions and posted a 10 - over 82 . Mats Lanner of Sweden couldn ' t take advantage Why was Lanner unable to take advantage? 2 11 -1118 1 Along with the stalled Israel - PLO talks , Mideast leaders Thursday planned to tackle Israel ' s even slower - paced negotiations with Syria . But not even optimists expected progress . slower - paced negotiations with Syria Why Mideast leaders Thursday planned to tackle Israel's? 19 25 -1118 1 Along with the stalled Israel - PLO talks , Mideast leaders Thursday planned to tackle Israel ' s even slower - paced negotiations with Syria . But not even optimists expected progress . tackle What does it mean to \"tackle\" the negotiations? 14 15 -1118 1 Along with the stalled Israel - PLO talks , Mideast leaders Thursday planned to tackle Israel ' s even slower - paced negotiations with Syria . But not even optimists expected progress . not even optimists expected progress Why don't even optimists expect progress? 27 32 -1118 1 Along with the stalled Israel - PLO talks , Mideast leaders Thursday planned to tackle Israel ' s even slower - paced negotiations with Syria . But not even optimists expected progress . slower - paced negotiations with Syria What factors have affected negotiations between Isreal and Syria? 19 25 -1118 1 Along with the stalled Israel - PLO talks , Mideast leaders Thursday planned to tackle Israel ' s even slower - paced negotiations with Syria . But not even optimists expected progress . stalled Israel - PLO talks , Why were the talks stalled out? 3 9 -1118 2 President Hafez Assad , Israel ' s most adamant foe , wasn ' t even invited to the summit of Israel , Jordan , Egypt and the Palestine Liberation Organization . wasn ' t even invited to the summit How President Hafez Assad, Israel's most adamant foe invited? 11 19 -1118 2 President Hafez Assad , Israel ' s most adamant foe , wasn ' t even invited to the summit of Israel , Jordan , Egypt and the Palestine Liberation Organization . wasn ' t even invited Why wasn't the President invited? 11 16 -1118 2 President Hafez Assad , Israel ' s most adamant foe , wasn ' t even invited to the summit of Israel , Jordan , Egypt and the Palestine Liberation Organization . Israel ' s most adamant foe , Why is President Hafez Assad Isreal's most adamant foe? 4 11 -1118 2 President Hafez Assad , Israel ' s most adamant foe , wasn ' t even invited to the summit of Israel , Jordan , Egypt and the Palestine Liberation Organization . wasn ' t even invited to the summit of Israel , Why was Assad not invited to the summit? 11 22 -1118 3 " It seems to me that although Assad has left behind the process of war , he has yet to enter the peace process and is in a stage of political bachelorhood , " Foreign Minister Shimon Peres told Israeli army radio . process of war , How Assad process of war? 12 16 -1118 3 " It seems to me that although Assad has left behind the process of war , he has yet to enter the peace process and is in a stage of political bachelorhood , " Foreign Minister Shimon Peres told Israeli army radio . political bachelorhood , " What does political bachelorhood mean? 30 34 -1118 3 " It seems to me that although Assad has left behind the process of war , he has yet to enter the peace process and is in a stage of political bachelorhood , " Foreign Minister Shimon Peres told Israeli army radio . peace process Why is Assad hesitating entering the peace process? 22 24 -1118 4 " He must decide when he wants to enter the next step , " he added . decide When he decide? 3 4 -1118 4 " He must decide when he wants to enter the next step , " he added . next step , " What is the next step? 10 14 -1118 4 " He must decide when he wants to enter the next step , " he added . " He must decide What will happen if Assad fails to enter the next step? 0 4 -1118 5 Syrian reaction to the meeting was muted . There was no official reaction , and Syrian newspapers kept up their standard criticism of Israel , blaming it for the deadlock in the negotiations . Syrian reaction How the Syrian reaction to the meeting? 0 2 -1118 5 Syrian reaction to the meeting was muted . There was no official reaction , and Syrian newspapers kept up their standard criticism of Israel , blaming it for the deadlock in the negotiations . blaming it for the deadlock in the negotiations Why does Syria blame Israel for the deadlock in the negotiations? 25 33 -1118 5 Syrian reaction to the meeting was muted . There was no official reaction , and Syrian newspapers kept up their standard criticism of Israel , blaming it for the deadlock in the negotiations . muted Why was the Syrian reaction muted? 6 7 -1118 5 Syrian reaction to the meeting was muted . There was no official reaction , and Syrian newspapers kept up their standard criticism of Israel , blaming it for the deadlock in the negotiations . standard criticism Why are Syrian news writers critical of Israel? 20 22 -1118 5 Syrian reaction to the meeting was muted . There was no official reaction , and Syrian newspapers kept up their standard criticism of Israel , blaming it for the deadlock in the negotiations . was no official reaction , Why was there no official reaction to the leader not being allowed into the meetings? 9 14 -1119 1 Delta Air Lines Inc . and British - based Virgin Atlantic Airways won final federal approval Thursday for a joint ticketing deal that gives Delta its long - sought access to London ' s Heathrow Airport . joint ticketing deal What is this deal? 19 22 -1119 1 Delta Air Lines Inc . and British - based Virgin Atlantic Airways won final federal approval Thursday for a joint ticketing deal that gives Delta its long - sought access to London ' s Heathrow Airport . long - sought access Why has this been long sought by Delta? 26 30 -1119 1 Delta Air Lines Inc . and British - based Virgin Atlantic Airways won final federal approval Thursday for a joint ticketing deal that gives Delta its long - sought access to London ' s Heathrow Airport . long - sought access to London ' s Heathrow Airport Why was Delta wanting access to Heathrow? 26 36 -1119 2 The Department of Transportation had been expected to approve the agreement five months ago , but took no action . Delta , which expressed anger at the time , said Thursday the DOT gave no indication why it was giving permission now . had been expected Expected by whom? 4 7 -1119 2 The Department of Transportation had been expected to approve the agreement five months ago , but took no action . Delta , which expressed anger at the time , said Thursday the DOT gave no indication why it was giving permission now . five months ago , but took no action Why did they not take action in time? 11 19 -1119 2 The Department of Transportation had been expected to approve the agreement five months ago , but took no action . Delta , which expressed anger at the time , said Thursday the DOT gave no indication why it was giving permission now . expressed anger How was the anger expressed? 23 25 -1119 2 The Department of Transportation had been expected to approve the agreement five months ago , but took no action . Delta , which expressed anger at the time , said Thursday the DOT gave no indication why it was giving permission now . agreement five months ago , but took no action Why was action on this agreement so long in occurring? 10 19 -1119 3 Richard Mintz , a DOT spokesman in Washington , said the government decided the agreement would benefit passengers on both sides of the Atlantic . benefit passengers What are the benefits to the passengers? 16 18 -1119 3 Richard Mintz , a DOT spokesman in Washington , said the government decided the agreement would benefit passengers on both sides of the Atlantic . benefit passengers on both sides of the Atlantic What sort of benefits would be experienced? 16 24 -1119 3 Richard Mintz , a DOT spokesman in Washington , said the government decided the agreement would benefit passengers on both sides of the Atlantic . benefit passengers on both sides of the Atlantic How does this benefit passengers? 16 24 -1119 4 Mintz declined to comment specifically on the delay . Many industry analysts have suggested that the government hoped to pressure Great Britain to give U . S . carriers more access to the British market . declined to comment Why did he decline to answer? 1 4 -1119 4 Mintz declined to comment specifically on the delay . Many industry analysts have suggested that the government hoped to pressure Great Britain to give U . S . carriers more access to the British market . Many industry analysts How many analysts? 9 12 -1119 4 Mintz declined to comment specifically on the delay . Many industry analysts have suggested that the government hoped to pressure Great Britain to give U . S . carriers more access to the British market . hoped to pressure What pressure tactics were used? 17 20 -1119 5 The deal with Virgin is a " code sharing " agreement similar to arrangements Delta has with other overseas carriers . In such deals , an airline buys a block of seats on the other carrier ' s flights , then sells them to travelers through its own marketing system . " code sharing " agreement What does that mean? 6 11 -1119 5 The deal with Virgin is a " code sharing " agreement similar to arrangements Delta has with other overseas carriers . In such deals , an airline buys a block of seats on the other carrier ' s flights , then sells them to travelers through its own marketing system . similar to arrangements What are the similarities? 11 14 -1119 5 The deal with Virgin is a " code sharing " agreement similar to arrangements Delta has with other overseas carriers . In such deals , an airline buys a block of seats on the other carrier ' s flights , then sells them to travelers through its own marketing system . other overseas carriers Who are these other carriers? 17 20 -1119 5 The deal with Virgin is a " code sharing " agreement similar to arrangements Delta has with other overseas carriers . In such deals , an airline buys a block of seats on the other carrier ' s flights , then sells them to travelers through its own marketing system . Delta has with other overseas carriers Which other carriers does Delta have these agreements with? 14 20 -1120 1 A projected federation of Muslims and Croats in Bosnia is in danger of falling apart as the prospect of a wider war haunts the already bloodied Balkans , a top State Department official said Thursday . is in danger of falling apart Why is the federation in such trouble? 9 15 -1120 1 A projected federation of Muslims and Croats in Bosnia is in danger of falling apart as the prospect of a wider war haunts the already bloodied Balkans , a top State Department official said Thursday . prospect of a wider war Why is there a prospect of wider war? 17 22 -1120 2 Due to meet this weekend with Muslim and Croat leaders in Munich , Germany , the official , Assistant Secretary of State Richard Holbrooke , said Bosnian Serbs likely would cross into Croatia and fight alongside Serbs there in the event of a conflict over a breakaway Croatian Serb enclave . over a breakaway Croatian Serb enclave Why is the section of Croatian Serbs breaking away? 44 50 -1120 2 Due to meet this weekend with Muslim and Croat leaders in Munich , Germany , the official , Assistant Secretary of State Richard Holbrooke , said Bosnian Serbs likely would cross into Croatia and fight alongside Serbs there in the event of a conflict over a breakaway Croatian Serb enclave . Serbs likely would cross into Croatia Why would Serbs aid the fight? 27 33 -1120 3 Croatia has threatened to expel U . N . peacekeepers , but a former U . N . commander in Bosnia predicted the threat would not materialize . predicted the threat would not materialize Was does the UN believe this will not occur? 21 27 -1120 5 Holbrooke appeared apprehensive as he spoke with reporters at the State Department about the Balkans and his coming diplomatic effort . Holbrooke is trying to salvage the federation formed last March by Bosnian Muslims and Croats . Holbrooke is trying to salvage the federation What is the end result of salvaging the federation? 21 28 -1120 5 Holbrooke appeared apprehensive as he spoke with reporters at the State Department about the Balkans and his coming diplomatic effort . Holbrooke is trying to salvage the federation formed last March by Bosnian Muslims and Croats . Holbrooke is trying to salvage the federation What is Holbrooke doing to salvage the federation? 21 28 -1121 1 If it hadn ' t been for the authorities , lots of the ruddy - faced locals would still be standing on the dikes , braving the stiff wind and trying to just stare the waters down . stare What is in the water that the locals are looking at? 33 34 -1121 1 If it hadn ' t been for the authorities , lots of the ruddy - faced locals would still be standing on the dikes , braving the stiff wind and trying to just stare the waters down . braving What is so important that would cause them to be fixated on what they are looking at? 25 26 -1121 1 If it hadn ' t been for the authorities , lots of the ruddy - faced locals would still be standing on the dikes , braving the stiff wind and trying to just stare the waters down . authorities , Why are the authorities the ones preventing the locals from dealing with what they are looking at? 8 10 -1121 1 If it hadn ' t been for the authorities , lots of the ruddy - faced locals would still be standing on the dikes , braving the stiff wind and trying to just stare the waters down . trying to just stare the waters down . Why were they in such a position? 30 38 -1121 2 With most of them living below sea level , the Dutch have been battling the principle that water runs downhill for centuries . below Why are so many of them living below sea level and why is it such a big deal? 5 6 -1121 3 " If the authorities hadn ' t told people to leave , nobody would have left , " Dirk Roodbeen , who grew up among the dikes in nearby Casteren , said Thursday . leave , Why were the authorities telling people to leave? 10 12 -1121 3 " If the authorities hadn ' t told people to leave , nobody would have left , " Dirk Roodbeen , who grew up among the dikes in nearby Casteren , said Thursday . nobody would have left , " Why would everyone have stayed? 12 18 -1121 4 Anticipating the worst flood disaster since the 1953 North Sea flood that killed 1 , 800 people , officials here have ordered everyone in this city of 33 , 000 out as the swollen Maas and Waal rivers threatening to burst their dikes in this below - sea level polder region . Anticipating Who is anticipating the flood? 0 1 -1121 4 Anticipating the worst flood disaster since the 1953 North Sea flood that killed 1 , 800 people , officials here have ordered everyone in this city of 33 , 000 out as the swollen Maas and Waal rivers threatening to burst their dikes in this below - sea level polder region . city What city in what country are we in? 25 26 -1122 1 The rate at which AIDS is spreading in the United States has leveled off and the number of new cases reported every year is falling , health officials said Thursday . AIDS Why did the spreading of AIDS level off? 4 5 -1122 1 The rate at which AIDS is spreading in the United States has leveled off and the number of new cases reported every year is falling , health officials said Thursday . leveled What level did it stop at? 12 13 -1122 1 The rate at which AIDS is spreading in the United States has leveled off and the number of new cases reported every year is falling , health officials said Thursday . new cases reported every year is falling , What was behind the number of cases starting to fall at this time? 18 26 -1122 2 The report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention came just three days after the CDC announced that AIDS is now the leading killer of Americans ages 25 to 44 . report How was the report delivered? 1 2 -1122 3 Since the early 1980s , when AIDS cases snowballed by 200 percent a year as it spread through the white homosexual population , the disease is stabilizing at a 3 percent annual increase under an old definition of the disease , according to Dr . John Ward , the CDC ' s chief of HIV - AIDS surveillance . old definition of the disease , What is different between the old and new definitions? 35 41 -1122 3 Since the early 1980s , when AIDS cases snowballed by 200 percent a year as it spread through the white homosexual population , the disease is stabilizing at a 3 percent annual increase under an old definition of the disease , according to Dr . John Ward , the CDC ' s chief of HIV - AIDS surveillance . old definition Why an old definition? 35 37 -1122 3 Since the early 1980s , when AIDS cases snowballed by 200 percent a year as it spread through the white homosexual population , the disease is stabilizing at a 3 percent annual increase under an old definition of the disease , according to Dr . John Ward , the CDC ' s chief of HIV - AIDS surveillance . under an old definition of the disease , What was the old definition of HIV-AIDS? 33 41 -1122 4 " It ' s not growing as rapidly as in earlier years , but the rate is still unacceptably high , " he said . He predicted a similar increase in 1995 . rate How high was the rate? 15 16 -1122 4 " It ' s not growing as rapidly as in earlier years , but the rate is still unacceptably high , " he said . He predicted a similar increase in 1995 . similar increase in What will that be caused by? 28 31 -1122 5 The AIDS definition was expanded in 1993 to reflect the toll on women , and people with tuberculosis or depressed immune systems . tuberculosis How many people had tuberculosis? 17 18 -1122 5 The AIDS definition was expanded in 1993 to reflect the toll on women , and people with tuberculosis or depressed immune systems . expanded Why was it only defined by one population segment? 4 5 -1123 1 The government will free five IRA convicts from Irish jails on Friday , raising the prisoner issue again as the Northern Ireland peace process comes under threat . IRA What do the letters IRA stand for? 5 6 -1123 1 The government will free five IRA convicts from Irish jails on Friday , raising the prisoner issue again as the Northern Ireland peace process comes under threat . under threat How is it under threat? 25 27 -1123 1 The government will free five IRA convicts from Irish jails on Friday , raising the prisoner issue again as the Northern Ireland peace process comes under threat . IRA convicts Who are these convicts and what did they do? 5 7 -1123 1 The government will free five IRA convicts from Irish jails on Friday , raising the prisoner issue again as the Northern Ireland peace process comes under threat . free Why are these particular convicts being freed? 3 4 -1123 1 The government will free five IRA convicts from Irish jails on Friday , raising the prisoner issue again as the Northern Ireland peace process comes under threat . free Why is the government freeing them? 3 4 -1123 1 The government will free five IRA convicts from Irish jails on Friday , raising the prisoner issue again as the Northern Ireland peace process comes under threat . under threat Why is the process under threat? 25 27 -1123 1 The government will free five IRA convicts from Irish jails on Friday , raising the prisoner issue again as the Northern Ireland peace process comes under threat . prisoner issue What is the prisoner issue? 15 17 -1123 1 The government will free five IRA convicts from Irish jails on Friday , raising the prisoner issue again as the Northern Ireland peace process comes under threat . peace process comes under threat Why was the Irish peace discussion having trouble? 22 27 -1123 2 The early releases , confirmed Thursday night , will be the second in response to the Irish Republican Army cease - fire five months ago . Nine IRA prisoners were given early release last month . cease - fire five months ago Who arranged for the cease fire? 19 25 -1123 2 The early releases , confirmed Thursday night , will be the second in response to the Irish Republican Army cease - fire five months ago . Nine IRA prisoners were given early release last month . cease - fire Why did the IRA cease their fire? 19 22 -1123 2 The early releases , confirmed Thursday night , will be the second in response to the Irish Republican Army cease - fire five months ago . Nine IRA prisoners were given early release last month . were given early release last month What was the rationale for their release? 29 35 -1123 3 Pat Doherty , vice president of the IRA ' s Sinn Fein political allies , welcomed the announcement and said , " I hope the British government will follow suit and free all the political prisoners . " Sinn Fein What do the words Sinn Fein mean? 10 12 -1123 3 Pat Doherty , vice president of the IRA ' s Sinn Fein political allies , welcomed the announcement and said , " I hope the British government will follow suit and free all the political prisoners . " will follow suit Why does he think the British government would or could follow suit? 27 30 -1123 4 On Wednesday , the Anglo - Irish peace effort came under threat when a leaked document dealing with proposals for a Northern Ireland settlement alarmed unionist politicians who represent the pro - British Protestant majority in Northern Ireland . unionist politicians What does unionist mean in this context? 25 27 -1123 4 On Wednesday , the Anglo - Irish peace effort came under threat when a leaked document dealing with proposals for a Northern Ireland settlement alarmed unionist politicians who represent the pro - British Protestant majority in Northern Ireland . proposals Who was behind the document and proposals? 18 19 -1123 4 On Wednesday , the Anglo - Irish peace effort came under threat when a leaked document dealing with proposals for a Northern Ireland settlement alarmed unionist politicians who represent the pro - British Protestant majority in Northern Ireland . Northern Ireland settlement Why is this alarming to the Protestant majority? 21 24 -1123 4 On Wednesday , the Anglo - Irish peace effort came under threat when a leaked document dealing with proposals for a Northern Ireland settlement alarmed unionist politicians who represent the pro - British Protestant majority in Northern Ireland . settlement What are the settlements the proposal is detailing? 23 24 -1123 5 Members of the Ulster Unionist Party , whose nine votes are crucial to British Prime Minister John Major in the House of Commons , were outraged by a report in The Times of London that the two governments envisioned cross - border agencies in which unionists would be compelled to participate . British Prime Minister John Major Which party does John Major represent? 13 18 -1123 5 Members of the Ulster Unionist Party , whose nine votes are crucial to British Prime Minister John Major in the House of Commons , were outraged by a report in The Times of London that the two governments envisioned cross - border agencies in which unionists would be compelled to participate . outraged Why did the Ulster Unionist Party find this outrageous? 25 26 -1123 5 Members of the Ulster Unionist Party , whose nine votes are crucial to British Prime Minister John Major in the House of Commons , were outraged by a report in The Times of London that the two governments envisioned cross - border agencies in which unionists would be compelled to participate . compelled to participate How would they participate? 48 51 -1123 5 Members of the Ulster Unionist Party , whose nine votes are crucial to British Prime Minister John Major in the House of Commons , were outraged by a report in The Times of London that the two governments envisioned cross - border agencies in which unionists would be compelled to participate . crucial What were the votes crucial for? 11 12 -1123 5 Members of the Ulster Unionist Party , whose nine votes are crucial to British Prime Minister John Major in the House of Commons , were outraged by a report in The Times of London that the two governments envisioned cross - border agencies in which unionists would be compelled to participate . unionists would be compelled to participate Why would the Unionists be compelled to serve both governments? 45 51 -1124 1 Thirty - nine countries paid nothing toward their regular U . N . dues in 1994 and only 29 have made payments this year , the United Nations said Thursday . only 29 how many member nations? 17 19 -1124 1 Thirty - nine countries paid nothing toward their regular U . N . dues in 1994 and only 29 have made payments this year , the United Nations said Thursday . dues How much are the dues? 13 14 -1124 1 Thirty - nine countries paid nothing toward their regular U . N . dues in 1994 and only 29 have made payments this year , the United Nations said Thursday . Thirty - nine countries paid nothing Why were so many nations delinquent? 0 6 -1124 2 As of the end of January , member states owed the United Nations dlrs 1 . 4 billion toward the regular budget and dlrs 2 . 2 billion for peacekeeping , which is part of a separate assessment . part of a separate assessment How many assessments? 33 38 -1124 2 As of the end of January , member states owed the United Nations dlrs 1 . 4 billion toward the regular budget and dlrs 2 . 2 billion for peacekeeping , which is part of a separate assessment . owed What are the payment terms, and why is it not being paid? 9 10 -1124 3 The top debtors as of Jan . 15 were the United States , which owed dlrs 550 million toward the regular budget and dlrs 220 million toward peacekeeping , and Russia , which owed 62 million toward the regular budget and 507 million for peacekeeping . budget How much does each nation pay towards the budget? 21 22 -1124 4 Secretary - General Boutros Boutros - Ghali sent out letters on Jan . 1 asking for dues toward the dlrs 1 . 1 billion 1995 budget , which does not include peacekeeping charges . Jan What is the normal payment deadline? 11 12 -1124 5 The money was due Jan . 31 , but only 19 countries paid in full while 10 countries contributed part of their dues . The list of countries paying did not include the United States or Japan , which together provide about a third of the U . N . budget . countries paying What will happen if no one pays? 27 29 -1124 5 The money was due Jan . 31 , but only 19 countries paid in full while 10 countries contributed part of their dues . The list of countries paying did not include the United States or Japan , which together provide about a third of the U . N . budget . countries What determines how much each nation need to pay towards the overall budget? 11 12 -1125 1 After an unprecedented summit , Israel and three Arab peace partners agreed to resume Israeli - PLO talks next week and set up a series of meetings to further the peace process . a series of meetings What exactly will the meetings entail? 23 27 -1125 1 After an unprecedented summit , Israel and three Arab peace partners agreed to resume Israeli - PLO talks next week and set up a series of meetings to further the peace process . unprecedented Was this to be the first summit between Israel and PLO? 2 3 -1125 2 Still , they came up with no new ways Thursday to stop attacks on Israelis by Muslim extremists . with no new ways Why are they struggling to find ways to stop extremism? 5 9 -1125 2 Still , they came up with no new ways Thursday to stop attacks on Israelis by Muslim extremists . attacks How long have the attacks been going on? 12 13 -1125 3 Israel and PLO negotiators will meet again Monday in Cairo , while PLO chief Yasser Arafat and Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin will meet Thursday at a border crossing in the Gaza Strip , said Egyptian Foreign Minister Amr Moussa . negotiators Are there mediators to help with the negotiation progress? 3 4 -1126 1 The foreign ministers of Turkey and four Western European nations on Thursday reaffirmed their commitment to a strong relationship . relationship what kind of relationship did the foreign ministers reaffirmed 18 19 -1126 1 The foreign ministers of Turkey and four Western European nations on Thursday reaffirmed their commitment to a strong relationship . four Which four other nations? 6 7 -1126 1 The foreign ministers of Turkey and four Western European nations on Thursday reaffirmed their commitment to a strong relationship . four Western European nations With which four Western European nations does Turkey reaffirm a commitment to a strong relationship? 6 10 -1126 1 The foreign ministers of Turkey and four Western European nations on Thursday reaffirmed their commitment to a strong relationship . strong What commitments have the foreign ministers of Turkey and four Western European nations made to each other that would support strong relationships betwee them? 17 18 -1126 1 The foreign ministers of Turkey and four Western European nations on Thursday reaffirmed their commitment to a strong relationship . four Western European nations Which Western European nations were involved? 6 10 -1126 1 The foreign ministers of Turkey and four Western European nations on Thursday reaffirmed their commitment to a strong relationship . reaffirmed How long has this relationship existed? 12 13 -1126 2 The British Foreign Office said Foreign Secretary Douglas Hurd met with the foreign ministers of Turkey , France , Germany and Italy to continue an " intensive but informal dialogue between Turkey and Western European states with a special interest in the region . " interest what are the interests of western european countries 39 40 -1126 2 The British Foreign Office said Foreign Secretary Douglas Hurd met with the foreign ministers of Turkey , France , Germany and Italy to continue an " intensive but informal dialogue between Turkey and Western European states with a special interest in the region . " informal Why was it an \"informal\" discussion. 28 29 -1126 2 The British Foreign Office said Foreign Secretary Douglas Hurd met with the foreign ministers of Turkey , France , Germany and Italy to continue an " intensive but informal dialogue between Turkey and Western European states with a special interest in the region . " special interest What is the collective interest in that region? 38 40 -1126 2 The British Foreign Office said Foreign Secretary Douglas Hurd met with the foreign ministers of Turkey , France , Germany and Italy to continue an " intensive but informal dialogue between Turkey and Western European states with a special interest in the region . " special interest Why do these states have a special interest in the region? 38 40 -1126 3 They also discussed the civil rights situation in Turkey , as well as the need for a negotiated settlement in Cyprus , which has been divided since Turkey invaded in 1974 and occupied the northern sector . civil rights situation What is the civil rights situation in Turkey? 4 7 -1126 3 They also discussed the civil rights situation in Turkey , as well as the need for a negotiated settlement in Cyprus , which has been divided since Turkey invaded in 1974 and occupied the northern sector . civil rights situation What have been the ramifications of the civil rights situation in Turkey? 4 7 -1126 3 They also discussed the civil rights situation in Turkey , as well as the need for a negotiated settlement in Cyprus , which has been divided since Turkey invaded in 1974 and occupied the northern sector . civil rights situation What is the civil rights situation in Turkey? 4 7 -1126 4 Allegations of abuses by Turkish police are longstanding . Human rights groups claim the Turkish military is escalating a brutal campaign to wipe out villages considered havens for Kurdish rebels who seek an autonomous homeland . autonomous what regions to kurdish people ask to have as autonomous homeland 33 34 -1126 4 Allegations of abuses by Turkish police are longstanding . Human rights groups claim the Turkish military is escalating a brutal campaign to wipe out villages considered havens for Kurdish rebels who seek an autonomous homeland . Kurdish rebels What are the Kurdish rebels rebelling against? 28 30 -1126 4 Allegations of abuses by Turkish police are longstanding . Human rights groups claim the Turkish military is escalating a brutal campaign to wipe out villages considered havens for Kurdish rebels who seek an autonomous homeland . abuses What abuses have Turkish police engaged in? 2 3 -1126 4 Allegations of abuses by Turkish police are longstanding . Human rights groups claim the Turkish military is escalating a brutal campaign to wipe out villages considered havens for Kurdish rebels who seek an autonomous homeland . wipe out villages Is the Turkish government killing civilians in this campaign? 22 25 -1126 4 Allegations of abuses by Turkish police are longstanding . Human rights groups claim the Turkish military is escalating a brutal campaign to wipe out villages considered havens for Kurdish rebels who seek an autonomous homeland . homeland Was their land taken over by Turkey? 34 35 -1126 5 Turkish officials contend uncompromising tactics are necessary to keep the nation of 60 million people together . tactics what are the tactics 4 5 -1126 5 Turkish officials contend uncompromising tactics are necessary to keep the nation of 60 million people together . uncompromising What do Turkish officials consider \"uncompromising\" tactics? 3 4 -1126 5 Turkish officials contend uncompromising tactics are necessary to keep the nation of 60 million people together . uncompromising Is this referring to the campaign of violence? 3 4 -1127 1 Fifty - four years after his act of courage , an obscure Japanese diplomat named Chinue Sugihara is finally being acknowledged as one of World War II ' s great heroes for having saved some 6 , 000 Jews from Nazi death camps . after In what way did Sugihara save Jews? 4 5 -1127 1 Fifty - four years after his act of courage , an obscure Japanese diplomat named Chinue Sugihara is finally being acknowledged as one of World War II ' s great heroes for having saved some 6 , 000 Jews from Nazi death camps . saved some 6 , 000 Jews from Nazi death camps . How was he able to save so many people? 33 44 -1127 1 Fifty - four years after his act of courage , an obscure Japanese diplomat named Chinue Sugihara is finally being acknowledged as one of World War II ' s great heroes for having saved some 6 , 000 Jews from Nazi death camps . saved how did he save them? 33 34 -1127 1 Fifty - four years after his act of courage , an obscure Japanese diplomat named Chinue Sugihara is finally being acknowledged as one of World War II ' s great heroes for having saved some 6 , 000 Jews from Nazi death camps . act What did he do to save all the Jews? 6 7 -1127 2 Sugihara has been honored in Israel , and there is a memorial plaque and a street named after him in Lithuania , where in August of 1940 he feverishly signed thousands of transit visas that kept Jews from falling into German hands . kept How much danger was Chinue Sugihara in at the time for signing the transit visas? 35 36 -1127 3 In the latest gesture , announced on Thursday at a reception for Sugihara ' s 81 - year - old widow , Yukiko , the American Jewish World Service said it has raised dlrs 50 , 000 for a Kobe earthquake relief fund that has been named in Sugihara ' s honor . honor Where did the Jews with the transit visas signed by Sugihara escape to? 51 52 -1127 3 In the latest gesture , announced on Thursday at a reception for Sugihara ' s 81 - year - old widow , Yukiko , the American Jewish World Service said it has raised dlrs 50 , 000 for a Kobe earthquake relief fund that has been named in Sugihara ' s honor . widow , When did Sugihara pass away? 20 22 -1127 4 Kobe , by coincidence , is where many of the Jews rescued by Sugihara in Lithuania wound up , before they were sent on to other countries as Japan itself went to war in late 1941 . 1941 Did Japan partake in the holocaust? 35 36 -1127 4 Kobe , by coincidence , is where many of the Jews rescued by Sugihara in Lithuania wound up , before they were sent on to other countries as Japan itself went to war in late 1941 . they were sent on to other countries Where, generally were these Jewish people sent to after landing in Japan? 20 27 -1127 4 Kobe , by coincidence , is where many of the Jews rescued by Sugihara in Lithuania wound up , before they were sent on to other countries as Japan itself went to war in late 1941 . Kobe , How did the rescued Jews end up in Kobe from Lithuania? 0 2 -1127 5 The money will go mainly for medical supplies in the quake - ravaged port city , said Andrew Griffel , executive director of the AJWS , who himself survived the Holocaust as a " hidden child " in Poland . " hidden Is this term used for the Jews who escaped thanks to the transit visas? 33 35 -1127 5 The money will go mainly for medical supplies in the quake - ravaged port city , said Andrew Griffel , executive director of the AJWS , who himself survived the Holocaust as a " hidden child " in Poland . " hidden What is a \"hidden child\"? 33 35 -1128 1 Christian Fittipaldi of Brazil , the nephew of two - time Indianapolis 500 winner Emerson Fittipaldi , has signed a contract to drive an Indy - car for Walker Racing this year . Walker What are some accomplishments of Christian Fittipaldi? 28 29 -1128 1 Christian Fittipaldi of Brazil , the nephew of two - time Indianapolis 500 winner Emerson Fittipaldi , has signed a contract to drive an Indy - car for Walker Racing this year . Christian Fittipaldi is he a good prospect? 0 2 -1128 2 The younger Fittipaldi , 24 , a Formula One regular the past three years , has never driven an Indy - car . But the son of one - time Formula One driver Wilson Fittipaldi has known Walker for many years . Formula What is Formula One? 7 8 -1128 2 The younger Fittipaldi , 24 , a Formula One regular the past three years , has never driven an Indy - car . But the son of one - time Formula One driver Wilson Fittipaldi has known Walker for many years . known What is their relationship? 36 37 -1128 2 The younger Fittipaldi , 24 , a Formula One regular the past three years , has never driven an Indy - car . But the son of one - time Formula One driver Wilson Fittipaldi has known Walker for many years . 24 , is that young for a racer? 4 6 -1128 3 " When I was Wilson ' s chief mechanic in Formula One and Christian was a little boy , I told him that I would someday own a race team and that he would drive for me , " Walker said Thursday after making the announcement that Fittipaldi would team with holdover Robby Gordon . would team with holdover Robby Gordon what's a holdover? 48 54 -1128 3 " When I was Wilson ' s chief mechanic in Formula One and Christian was a little boy , I told him that I would someday own a race team and that he would drive for me , " Walker said Thursday after making the announcement that Fittipaldi would team with holdover Robby Gordon . Gordon who's quote is this? 53 54 -1128 4 " It ' s great to have Christian drive in this series , " Walker said . " He and Robby will make great teammates . " make great teammates What about them is complimentary as teammates? 22 25 -1128 4 " It ' s great to have Christian drive in this series , " Walker said . " He and Robby will make great teammates . " Robby Were they former teammates or competitors? 20 21 -1128 5 Fittipaldi , considered one of the bright young stars of European racing , will be introduced to oval tracks , including the Indianapolis Motor Speedway , this year . oval What is an oval track? 17 18 -1128 5 Fittipaldi , considered one of the bright young stars of European racing , will be introduced to oval tracks , including the Indianapolis Motor Speedway , this year . oval tracks , are these uncommon? 17 20 -1129 1 Princess Diana , who was widely tipped to visit Kobe during her trip to Japan next week , will not after all go to the earthquake shattered city , aides said Thursday night . who was widely tipped to visit Kobe Why was princess Diana widely tipped to visit Kobe? 3 10 -1129 1 Princess Diana , who was widely tipped to visit Kobe during her trip to Japan next week , will not after all go to the earthquake shattered city , aides said Thursday night . go to the earthquake shattered city , Why didn't she go to Kobe after the quake? 22 29 -1129 1 Princess Diana , who was widely tipped to visit Kobe during her trip to Japan next week , will not after all go to the earthquake shattered city , aides said Thursday night . tipped What source tipped the news about Princess Diana's itinerary? 6 7 -1129 1 Princess Diana , who was widely tipped to visit Kobe during her trip to Japan next week , will not after all go to the earthquake shattered city , aides said Thursday night . not What changed her mind about going to the city?? 19 20 -1129 2 " We have been advised by the British Embassy in Tokyo that it would be more appropriate for her to express her obvious concern for the victims by doing something in Tokyo , " said a statement by her office at St . James ' s Palace in London . something What is Princess Diana planning on doing instead? 29 30 -1129 3 But The Times of London said Friday that observers have suggested the real reason is concern by Japanese authorities that she might upstage Japan ' s imperial family . she might upstage Japan ' s imperial family How might this happen? 20 28 -1129 3 But The Times of London said Friday that observers have suggested the real reason is concern by Japanese authorities that she might upstage Japan ' s imperial family . might upstage Japan ' s imperial family How would she upstage the Imperial Family? 21 28 -1129 3 But The Times of London said Friday that observers have suggested the real reason is concern by Japanese authorities that she might upstage Japan ' s imperial family . concern What caused the Japanese authorities to be concerned over this? 15 16 -1129 4 The paper noted the family has been widely criticized for its lackluster show of support for the victims of the quake , which struck Jan . 17 , killing 5 , 104 people . Six more are listed missing . support for the victims of the quake , which Why is the family showing support for the victims of the quake? 14 23 -1129 4 The paper noted the family has been widely criticized for its lackluster show of support for the victims of the quake , which struck Jan . 17 , killing 5 , 104 people . Six more are listed missing . lackluster show of support Why were they showing such little support? 11 15 -1129 4 The paper noted the family has been widely criticized for its lackluster show of support for the victims of the quake , which struck Jan . 17 , killing 5 , 104 people . Six more are listed missing . support What are some examples of the lackluster show of support? 14 15 -1129 5 The Times added that Japanese and British diplomats had denied the suggestion . It quoted an unnamed official at the British Embassy in Tokyo as saying Thursday : " The princess simply decided she did not wish to overburden the local authorities in Kobe . " unnamed official Why is this official remaining anonymous? 16 18 -1130 1 Health officials said Friday they are investigating why a fungicide that should have been cleaned off was found on apples imported from the United States . imported from the United States Which country received them? 20 25 -1130 1 Health officials said Friday they are investigating why a fungicide that should have been cleaned off was found on apples imported from the United States . fungicide What fungicide was used? 9 10 -1130 1 Health officials said Friday they are investigating why a fungicide that should have been cleaned off was found on apples imported from the United States . Health officials Where are these officials located? To what country were the American apples exported? 0 2 -1130 1 Health officials said Friday they are investigating why a fungicide that should have been cleaned off was found on apples imported from the United States . fungicide that should have been cleaned off What type of fungicide was found on these fruits? 9 16 -1130 1 Health officials said Friday they are investigating why a fungicide that should have been cleaned off was found on apples imported from the United States . Health officials Which health officials specifically? 0 2 -1130 1 Health officials said Friday they are investigating why a fungicide that should have been cleaned off was found on apples imported from the United States . investigating why a fungicide Why is it important to investigate a fungicide? 6 10 -1130 2 In a random sampling of apples purchased at shops in the Tokyo area , two apples imported from Washington State were found to have trace amounts of the fungicide , health officials said . shops in the Tokyo area , What are the name of these shops? 8 14 -1130 2 In a random sampling of apples purchased at shops in the Tokyo area , two apples imported from Washington State were found to have trace amounts of the fungicide , health officials said . random sampling of apples How many apples were included in the sample from which two were found to have fungicide? 2 6 -1130 2 In a random sampling of apples purchased at shops in the Tokyo area , two apples imported from Washington State were found to have trace amounts of the fungicide , health officials said . two apples imported from Washington State How many pounds of the imported apples had this compound still on them? 14 20 -1130 2 In a random sampling of apples purchased at shops in the Tokyo area , two apples imported from Washington State were found to have trace amounts of the fungicide , health officials said . trace amounts of the fungicide , What could be the reason of the traced amounts of fungicide? 24 30 -1130 3 " This is not a safety issue by any means , " said U . S . embassy spokesman Bill Morgan . " It ' s a technical one . This fungicide is also commonly used by farmers in Japan . " " This is not a safety issue by any means , " Why would Bill Morgan say this so confidently? 0 12 -1130 3 " This is not a safety issue by any means , " said U . S . embassy spokesman Bill Morgan . " It ' s a technical one . This fungicide is also commonly used by farmers in Japan . " commonly used by farmers in Japan How does he know this information? 34 40 -1130 3 " This is not a safety issue by any means , " said U . S . embassy spokesman Bill Morgan . " It ' s a technical one . This fungicide is also commonly used by farmers in Japan . " " It ' s a technical one . What does the embassy spokesman mean by a \"technical\" issue and not a safety issue when fungicide has been found on produce? 22 30 -1130 3 " This is not a safety issue by any means , " said U . S . embassy spokesman Bill Morgan . " It ' s a technical one . This fungicide is also commonly used by farmers in Japan . " a technical How can a technical issue be described? 26 28 -1130 4 Several stores in Tokyo that stocked apples packed by Apple King , a packer in Yakimo , Washington state , were voluntarily recalling the apples Friday because of possible health hazards , a city official said . Several stores in Tokyo What were the name of these shops? 0 4 -1130 4 Several stores in Tokyo that stocked apples packed by Apple King , a packer in Yakimo , Washington state , were voluntarily recalling the apples Friday because of possible health hazards , a city official said . voluntarily recalling the apples Why were they 'Voluntarily' recalling them if it is a health issue? 21 25 -1130 4 Several stores in Tokyo that stocked apples packed by Apple King , a packer in Yakimo , Washington state , were voluntarily recalling the apples Friday because of possible health hazards , a city official said . Several stores in Tokyo Which stores specifically stocked and then recalled the apples so customers who purchased apples at those locations could know of a potential hazard? 0 4 -1130 4 Several stores in Tokyo that stocked apples packed by Apple King , a packer in Yakimo , Washington state , were voluntarily recalling the apples Friday because of possible health hazards , a city official said . possible health hazards , What health hazards could be experienced from these fungicides? 28 32 -1130 4 Several stores in Tokyo that stocked apples packed by Apple King , a packer in Yakimo , Washington state , were voluntarily recalling the apples Friday because of possible health hazards , a city official said . possible health hazards , What are the possible health hazards? 28 32 -1130 5 But a spokesman for Japan ' s largest supermarket chain , Daiei Inc . , said the company has no plans to remove U . S . apples from its shelves . spokesman for Japan ' s largest supermarket chain , Who was this spokesman? 2 11 -1130 5 But a spokesman for Japan ' s largest supermarket chain , Daiei Inc . , said the company has no plans to remove U . S . apples from its shelves . no plans to remove U . S . apples from its shelves Why does he have no plans if this is a health issue? 19 31 -1130 5 But a spokesman for Japan ' s largest supermarket chain , Daiei Inc . , said the company has no plans to remove U . S . apples from its shelves . has no plans to remove U . S . apples Why will Daiei continue to sell apples that may have fungicide on them? 18 28 -1130 5 But a spokesman for Japan ' s largest supermarket chain , Daiei Inc . , said the company has no plans to remove U . S . apples from its shelves . spokesman for Japan ' s largest supermarket chain , Who is the spokesman for Japan's largest supermarket chain? 2 11 -1131 1 Despite talks to end the 11 - year - old ethnic war , the government plans to spend more money on fighting the Tamil separatists this year . 11 - year - old ethnic war , Why has this lasted so long? 5 13 -1131 1 Despite talks to end the 11 - year - old ethnic war , the government plans to spend more money on fighting the Tamil separatists this year . more money What amount are they considering? 18 20 -1131 1 Despite talks to end the 11 - year - old ethnic war , the government plans to spend more money on fighting the Tamil separatists this year . fighting the Tamil separatists Why are they fighting? 21 25 -1131 1 Despite talks to end the 11 - year - old ethnic war , the government plans to spend more money on fighting the Tamil separatists this year . Tamil separatists What are the Tamil separatists claiming? 23 25 -1131 1 Despite talks to end the 11 - year - old ethnic war , the government plans to spend more money on fighting the Tamil separatists this year . the government the government of which country? 13 15 -1131 2 The budget that will be presented next week is likely to hike defense spending from rupees 29 billion ( dlrs 591 million ) to rupees 33 billion ( dlrs 673 million ) , according to Deputy Defense Minister Anuruddha Ratwatte . The budget How much is the budget? 0 2 -1131 2 The budget that will be presented next week is likely to hike defense spending from rupees 29 billion ( dlrs 591 million ) to rupees 33 billion ( dlrs 673 million ) , according to Deputy Defense Minister Anuruddha Ratwatte . presented next week When next week? 5 8 -1131 2 The budget that will be presented next week is likely to hike defense spending from rupees 29 billion ( dlrs 591 million ) to rupees 33 billion ( dlrs 673 million ) , according to Deputy Defense Minister Anuruddha Ratwatte . likely to hike defense spending What is the cause of this hike? 9 14 -1131 2 The budget that will be presented next week is likely to hike defense spending from rupees 29 billion ( dlrs 591 million ) to rupees 33 billion ( dlrs 673 million ) , according to Deputy Defense Minister Anuruddha Ratwatte . defense defense spending of which nation? 12 13 -1131 3 Peace talks that began last October have made little progress as the rebels have been adding to their demands , President Chandrika Kumaratunga has said . Peace talks who started the talks? 0 2 -1131 3 Peace talks that began last October have made little progress as the rebels have been adding to their demands , President Chandrika Kumaratunga has said . have made little progress Why have they not made more progress? 6 10 -1131 3 Peace talks that began last October have made little progress as the rebels have been adding to their demands , President Chandrika Kumaratunga has said . adding to their demands , What are their demands? 15 20 -1131 3 Peace talks that began last October have made little progress as the rebels have been adding to their demands , President Chandrika Kumaratunga has said . as the rebels have been adding to their demands , Why have the rebels increased their lists of demands? 10 20 -1131 3 Peace talks that began last October have made little progress as the rebels have been adding to their demands , President Chandrika Kumaratunga has said . Peace talks peace talks between whom? 0 2 -1131 3 Peace talks that began last October have made little progress as the rebels have been adding to their demands , President Chandrika Kumaratunga has said . rebels have been adding to their demands , What are the rebels' demands? 12 20 -1131 4 The war for a homeland for the nation ' s 3 million minority Tamils has claimed more than 34 , 000 lives . The war Who started this war? 0 2 -1131 4 The war for a homeland for the nation ' s 3 million minority Tamils has claimed more than 34 , 000 lives . The war for a homeland Why do the Tamils not have a homeland, in their mind? 0 5 -1131 5 " If this war ends forthwith , this colossal sum could be utilized toward the country ' s development strategy , " Ratwatte said at a ceremony during a bank opening , the state - owned Daily News reported Friday . be utilized How will it be utilized? 11 13 -1131 5 " If this war ends forthwith , this colossal sum could be utilized toward the country ' s development strategy , " Ratwatte said at a ceremony during a bank opening , the state - owned Daily News reported Friday . development strategy , " What is the strategy? 18 22 -1131 5 " If this war ends forthwith , this colossal sum could be utilized toward the country ' s development strategy , " Ratwatte said at a ceremony during a bank opening , the state - owned Daily News reported Friday . development strategy , " what strategy? 18 22 -1132 1 Renegade Muslim forces allied with rebel Serbs blocked a convoy of aid for 120 , 000 beleaguered civilians in northwestern Bosnia , the U . N . aid agency reported Friday . blocked a convoy of aid how did they block the convoy of aid? 7 12 -1132 1 Renegade Muslim forces allied with rebel Serbs blocked a convoy of aid for 120 , 000 beleaguered civilians in northwestern Bosnia , the U . N . aid agency reported Friday . Renegade Muslim forces who are these renegade forces, and how are they designated renegade? 0 3 -1132 1 Renegade Muslim forces allied with rebel Serbs blocked a convoy of aid for 120 , 000 beleaguered civilians in northwestern Bosnia , the U . N . aid agency reported Friday . blocked How did they block the aid? 7 8 -1132 1 Renegade Muslim forces allied with rebel Serbs blocked a convoy of aid for 120 , 000 beleaguered civilians in northwestern Bosnia , the U . N . aid agency reported Friday . Muslim forces allied with rebel Serbs Why did the Muslim forces ally themselves with the rebel Serbs? 1 7 -1132 1 Renegade Muslim forces allied with rebel Serbs blocked a convoy of aid for 120 , 000 beleaguered civilians in northwestern Bosnia , the U . N . aid agency reported Friday . beleaguered Why were the civilians beleaguered? 16 17 -1132 2 Fighting in that area , particularly around Velika Kladusa , headquarters of the rebel Muslim ' s fight against Bosnia ' s Muslim - led government , is threatening a country - wide truce . is threatening a country - wide truce how is it threatening the truce? 27 34 -1132 2 Fighting in that area , particularly around Velika Kladusa , headquarters of the rebel Muslim ' s fight against Bosnia ' s Muslim - led government , is threatening a country - wide truce . country - wide truce What are the details of the country-wide truce? 30 34 -1132 2 Fighting in that area , particularly around Velika Kladusa , headquarters of the rebel Muslim ' s fight against Bosnia ' s Muslim - led government , is threatening a country - wide truce . truce Truce between whom? 33 34 -1132 2 Fighting in that area , particularly around Velika Kladusa , headquarters of the rebel Muslim ' s fight against Bosnia ' s Muslim - led government , is threatening a country - wide truce . Fighting Why is there fighting in this area?\n 0 1 -1132 3 Serb fighters from neighboring Croatia and the rebelious Muslims are not party to the cease - fire , designed as a prelude to resuming peace negotiations . the rebelious Muslims who are they rebelling against? 6 9 -1132 3 Serb fighters from neighboring Croatia and the rebelious Muslims are not party to the cease - fire , designed as a prelude to resuming peace negotiations . not party to the cease - fire , Why are the Serbs and Muslims not party to the cease-fire? 10 18 -1132 3 Serb fighters from neighboring Croatia and the rebelious Muslims are not party to the cease - fire , designed as a prelude to resuming peace negotiations . resuming Why did the peace negotiations cease? 23 24 -1132 4 But international efforts to get negotiations started collapsed last week due to Bosnian Serb intransigence . Bosnia ' s Muslim government , impatient with U . N . inability to halt fighting , has warned the truce could collapse entirely . due to Bosnian Serb intransigence what form did this intransigence take? 10 15 -1132 4 But international efforts to get negotiations started collapsed last week due to Bosnian Serb intransigence . Bosnia ' s Muslim government , impatient with U . N . inability to halt fighting , has warned the truce could collapse entirely . impatient with U . N . inability to halt fighting , How long has the U.N. been trying to halt fighting? 22 33 -1132 4 But international efforts to get negotiations started collapsed last week due to Bosnian Serb intransigence . Bosnia ' s Muslim government , impatient with U . N . inability to halt fighting , has warned the truce could collapse entirely . impatient How long has this been going on? 22 23 -1132 4 But international efforts to get negotiations started collapsed last week due to Bosnian Serb intransigence . Bosnia ' s Muslim government , impatient with U . N . inability to halt fighting , has warned the truce could collapse entirely . impatient Why are the UN not capable according to Bosnia? 22 23 -1132 5 U . N . officials expressed concern Thursday about an apparent increase of Croatian Serb tanks , artillery and troops in the contested northwest Bihac region . Most blame for the fighting lies with them , U . N . spokesman Michael Williams said . Most blame for the fighting lies with them , Why does the blame lie with them? 27 36 -1132 5 U . N . officials expressed concern Thursday about an apparent increase of Croatian Serb tanks , artillery and troops in the contested northwest Bihac region . Most blame for the fighting lies with them , U . N . spokesman Michael Williams said . Most blame for the fighting lies with them , Why is the Bihac region to blame? 27 36 -1132 5 U . N . officials expressed concern Thursday about an apparent increase of Croatian Serb tanks , artillery and troops in the contested northwest Bihac region . Most blame for the fighting lies with them , U . N . spokesman Michael Williams said . blame Who else is to blame? 28 29 -1133 1 The U . N . expert investigating Israeli human rights violations Friday defended his controversial decision to quit , saying progress in the peace process rather condemnation of Israel was the best way to promote Palestinian rights . controversial decision to quit , Why was his quitting the post so controversial? 14 19 -1133 1 The U . N . expert investigating Israeli human rights violations Friday defended his controversial decision to quit , saying progress in the peace process rather condemnation of Israel was the best way to promote Palestinian rights . human rights violations What human rights violations? 8 11 -1133 1 The U . N . expert investigating Israeli human rights violations Friday defended his controversial decision to quit , saying progress in the peace process rather condemnation of Israel was the best way to promote Palestinian rights . Israeli human rights violations Which violations? 7 11 -1133 2 Rene Felber , a former Swiss foreign minister , caused an outcry at the U . N . Human Rights Commission earlier this week by recommending and end to his two - year mission because it was useless to issue reports that weren ' t acted on . that weren ' t acted on Why were his reports being ignored? 41 47 -1133 2 Rene Felber , a former Swiss foreign minister , caused an outcry at the U . N . Human Rights Commission earlier this week by recommending and end to his two - year mission because it was useless to issue reports that weren ' t acted on . weren ' t acted on How many reports weren't acted on? 42 47 -1133 3 In addition to focussing attention on the effectiveness of the commission - - which issues dozens of such reports each year - - Felber ' s action also raised wider questions about whether publicizing abuses is the best way to pressure governments into mending their ways . whether publicizing abuses is the best way What other types of pressure are thought to be more effective? 32 39 -1133 3 In addition to focussing attention on the effectiveness of the commission - - which issues dozens of such reports each year - - Felber ' s action also raised wider questions about whether publicizing abuses is the best way to pressure governments into mending their ways . best way What would be another, possibly better way? 37 39 -1133 4 " Maybe I said out loud what other people merely think , " Felber told a news conference . " I don ' t regret it . " other people merely think , " What might other people be merely thinking other than what was already stated? 7 13 -1133 5 " You have to give priority to a political solution . There ' s no point issuing denunciations if there are no results from these denunciations . " denunciations What is a denunciation? 17 18 -1134 1 The 33 - nation Council of Europe has suspended membership talks with Russia until Moscow stops attacking its breakaway republic of Chechnya . stops attacking Why are they attacking Chechnya? 15 17 -1134 1 The 33 - nation Council of Europe has suspended membership talks with Russia until Moscow stops attacking its breakaway republic of Chechnya . suspended membership talks with Russia What would membership in the Council of Europe entail for Russia? 8 13 -1134 1 The 33 - nation Council of Europe has suspended membership talks with Russia until Moscow stops attacking its breakaway republic of Chechnya . The 33 - nation Council Who are these 33 nations? 0 5 -1134 1 The 33 - nation Council of Europe has suspended membership talks with Russia until Moscow stops attacking its breakaway republic of Chechnya . suspended membership talks Why were these talks suspended? 8 11 -1134 1 The 33 - nation Council of Europe has suspended membership talks with Russia until Moscow stops attacking its breakaway republic of Chechnya . attacking What attacks have happened? 16 17 -1134 2 Voting late Thursday to suspend talks , the Council ' s parliamentary assembly also condemned " the indiscriminate and disproportionate use of force by the Russian military . " Voting Who was voting? 0 1 -1134 2 Voting late Thursday to suspend talks , the Council ' s parliamentary assembly also condemned " the indiscriminate and disproportionate use of force by the Russian military . " condemned What did they condemn? 14 15 -1134 2 Voting late Thursday to suspend talks , the Council ' s parliamentary assembly also condemned " the indiscriminate and disproportionate use of force by the Russian military . " use of force What has specifically happened? 20 23 -1134 3 The council was founded in 1949 to defend human rights and parliamentary democracy . It is the oldest of the postwar organizations promoting European unity , and best known for its 1950 human rights convention . 1950 human rights convention What are it's greatest accomplishments thus far? 31 35 -1134 3 The council was founded in 1949 to defend human rights and parliamentary democracy . It is the oldest of the postwar organizations promoting European unity , and best known for its 1950 human rights convention . was founded Founded by whom? 2 4 -1134 3 The council was founded in 1949 to defend human rights and parliamentary democracy . It is the oldest of the postwar organizations promoting European unity , and best known for its 1950 human rights convention . promoting How many ways do they promote unity? 22 23 -1134 3 The council was founded in 1949 to defend human rights and parliamentary democracy . It is the oldest of the postwar organizations promoting European unity , and best known for its 1950 human rights convention . best known Why is the council best known for the convention? 27 29 -1134 4 Its core membership of Western European democracies has expanded to include new eastern European democracies - - Bulgaria , the Czech Republic , Estonia , Hungary , Poland , Lithuania , Romania , Slovakia and Slovenia . new eastern European democracies What are the criteria to enter? 11 15 -1134 4 Its core membership of Western European democracies has expanded to include new eastern European democracies - - Bulgaria , the Czech Republic , Estonia , Hungary , Poland , Lithuania , Romania , Slovakia and Slovenia . core membership Who are their members? 1 3 -1134 4 Its core membership of Western European democracies has expanded to include new eastern European democracies - - Bulgaria , the Czech Republic , Estonia , Hungary , Poland , Lithuania , Romania , Slovakia and Slovenia . has expanded Why was it expanded to include more? 7 9 -1134 5 Council spokeswoman Henriette Girard said assembly members would demand a ceasefire with Chechnya . She said they would also insist Russia alter its constitution to give its parliament more control over the executive branch . demand a ceasefire with Chechnya How could the Council demand a ceasefire if they cannot make binding law? 8 13 -1134 5 Council spokeswoman Henriette Girard said assembly members would demand a ceasefire with Chechnya . She said they would also insist Russia alter its constitution to give its parliament more control over the executive branch . would demand With what power will they demand this? 7 9 -1134 5 Council spokeswoman Henriette Girard said assembly members would demand a ceasefire with Chechnya . She said they would also insist Russia alter its constitution to give its parliament more control over the executive branch . alter its constitution How exactly do they want altered? 21 24 -1134 5 Council spokeswoman Henriette Girard said assembly members would demand a ceasefire with Chechnya . She said they would also insist Russia alter its constitution to give its parliament more control over the executive branch . more control Is more control necessary? 28 30 -1135 1 Michael Stich made it clear on Friday that Croatia will have a hard time posting an upset over Germany in its World Group debut when he beat Goran Ivanisevic in four sets in the opening singles . hard Why will they have a hard time/struggle? 12 13 -1135 1 Michael Stich made it clear on Friday that Croatia will have a hard time posting an upset over Germany in its World Group debut when he beat Goran Ivanisevic in four sets in the opening singles . Stich Who is Michael Stich? 1 2 -1135 1 Michael Stich made it clear on Friday that Croatia will have a hard time posting an upset over Germany in its World Group debut when he beat Goran Ivanisevic in four sets in the opening singles . debut What sport is Croatia debuting in? 23 24 -1135 2 Ivanisevic struggled with his best weapon , his first serve , allowing the German to win 7 - 6 ( 7 - 3 ) , 4 - 6 , 6 - 1 , 6 - 4 behind superior ground strokes . struggled How did he struggle/to what extent? 1 2 -1135 2 Ivanisevic struggled with his best weapon , his first serve , allowing the German to win 7 - 6 ( 7 - 3 ) , 4 - 6 , 6 - 1 , 6 - 4 behind superior ground strokes . superior What makes Michael Stich's ground strokes superior? 37 38 -1135 3 Boris Becker , returning to Davis Cup play after a 2 1 / 2 year absence , is expected to give Germany a 2 - 0 lead Friday when he faces unknown Sasa Hirszon in the second singles later Friday . unknown Why is this person unknown? 31 32 -1135 3 Boris Becker , returning to Davis Cup play after a 2 1 / 2 year absence , is expected to give Germany a 2 - 0 lead Friday when he faces unknown Sasa Hirszon in the second singles later Friday . Cup What is the Davis Cup? 6 7 -1135 3 Boris Becker , returning to Davis Cup play after a 2 1 / 2 year absence , is expected to give Germany a 2 - 0 lead Friday when he faces unknown Sasa Hirszon in the second singles later Friday . absence , Why did he take a 2.5 year absence? 15 17 -1135 3 Boris Becker , returning to Davis Cup play after a 2 1 / 2 year absence , is expected to give Germany a 2 - 0 lead Friday when he faces unknown Sasa Hirszon in the second singles later Friday . unknown What is Sasa Hirszon's background? 31 32 -1135 4 The slim hopes of Croatia against Germany , a three - time Davis Cup titlist , rested on the shoulders of the hard - serving Ivanisevic . Croatia had hoped the world No . 5 could sweep both his singles against the two German aces . world How did Ivanisevic become ranked no. 5 in the world? 31 32 -1135 5 But Ivanisevic ' s first serve , one of the most powerful in tennis , deserted him during the last two sets . Stich gained a decisive break in the fourth set at 3 - 2 after the Croatian fought off five other chances by the German . one of the most powerful in tennis , How fast is the first serve of Ivanisevic? 7 15 -1135 5 But Ivanisevic ' s first serve , one of the most powerful in tennis , deserted him during the last two sets . Stich gained a decisive break in the fourth set at 3 - 2 after the Croatian fought off five other chances by the German . deserted Why did he lose his ability to a certain extent? 15 16 -1135 5 But Ivanisevic ' s first serve , one of the most powerful in tennis , deserted him during the last two sets . Stich gained a decisive break in the fourth set at 3 - 2 after the Croatian fought off five other chances by the German . deserted Why wasn't he able to use his first serve effectively? 15 16 -1136 1 Demands that a ban on nuclear tests be completed before an agreement preventing the spread of nuclear weapons is extended are holding up the disarmament process , the Secretary - General for the world ' s main disarmament forum said Friday . the disarmament process , Disarmament of who? 23 27 -1136 1 Demands that a ban on nuclear tests be completed before an agreement preventing the spread of nuclear weapons is extended are holding up the disarmament process , the Secretary - General for the world ' s main disarmament forum said Friday . Demands Which group is making these demands? 0 1 -1136 2 Linking debates was common during Cold War confrontational days , Vladimir Petrovsky told the Conference on Disarament but was now counter - productive . Linking debates was common What does this have to do with the previous sentence? 0 4 -1136 2 Linking debates was common during Cold War confrontational days , Vladimir Petrovsky told the Conference on Disarament but was now counter - productive . Linking debates was common Why was this practice more common in the past? 0 4 -1136 2 Linking debates was common during Cold War confrontational days , Vladimir Petrovsky told the Conference on Disarament but was now counter - productive . Linking What are linking debates, and how are they commonly used during the Cold War? 0 1 -1136 3 Countries should concentrate instead on the progress of each individual step in the nuclear arms elimination process , he said . nuclear arms elimination How are they getting rid of the nuclear weapons? 13 16 -1136 3 Countries should concentrate instead on the progress of each individual step in the nuclear arms elimination process , he said . Countries Who are the participating countries? 0 1 -1136 4 The 38 - nation conference is currently holding its spring session in this Swiss city with the successful completion of a comprehensive ban on nuclear testing its top priority . this Swiss city Which Swiss city? 12 15 -1136 4 The 38 - nation conference is currently holding its spring session in this Swiss city with the successful completion of a comprehensive ban on nuclear testing its top priority . Swiss Which Swiss city is this article referring to? 13 14 -1136 5 The process has taken on a particular urgency in the run - up to crucial negotiations in New York in April on renewing the Nuclear Non - Proliferation Treaty which prevents the spread of strategic weapons . strategic What is considered a strategic weapon? 34 35 -1137 1 Swiss hopes of defeating the Netherlands in the Davis Cup were severely hurt Friday when 15th - ranked Marc Rosset was rushed to hospital with an injured foot . Davis Cup what is the Davis Cup? 8 10 -1137 1 Swiss hopes of defeating the Netherlands in the Davis Cup were severely hurt Friday when 15th - ranked Marc Rosset was rushed to hospital with an injured foot . rushed to hospital with an injured foot . What was the reason behind the injury? 21 29 -1137 1 Swiss hopes of defeating the Netherlands in the Davis Cup were severely hurt Friday when 15th - ranked Marc Rosset was rushed to hospital with an injured foot . Cup What sport is the Davis Cup? 9 10 -1137 1 Swiss hopes of defeating the Netherlands in the Davis Cup were severely hurt Friday when 15th - ranked Marc Rosset was rushed to hospital with an injured foot . injured How was his foot injured? 26 27 -1137 2 Rosset abandoned his match against Jacco Eltingh in the second set , while leading 6 - 4 , 2 - 3 . He twisted his foot while running for a forehand volley on his own service game . second set , while leading 6 - 4 , 2 - 3 . what sport is this? Volleyball? 9 22 -1137 2 Rosset abandoned his match against Jacco Eltingh in the second set , while leading 6 - 4 , 2 - 3 . He twisted his foot while running for a forehand volley on his own service game . forehand What is a forehand volley? 30 31 -1137 3 Sobbing with pain and disappointment before the home crowd , Rosset limped off the court . He was taken to hospital for X - rays . It was not immediately clear if he would be able to play in the weekend matches . It was not immediately clear will Rosset be okay? how hard is the recovery process? 26 31 -1137 3 Sobbing with pain and disappointment before the home crowd , Rosset limped off the court . He was taken to hospital for X - rays . It was not immediately clear if he would be able to play in the weekend matches . X - rays Did he suffer any broken bones? 22 25 -1137 4 " I ' m not happy about winning in this manner , " Eltingh said . " It ' s horrible for Rosset , especially as it happened in his home town . " home town what is his home town? 30 32 -1137 4 " I ' m not happy about winning in this manner , " Eltingh said . " It ' s horrible for Rosset , especially as it happened in his home town . " Eltingh What team does Eltingh play for? 13 14 -1137 5 Switzerland ' s Jakob Hlasek was due to meet the Netherlands ' Richard Krajicek later . The matches are the opening singles in the first - round world group tie . matches are what kind of matches ? what sport is being talked about? 17 19 -1137 5 Switzerland ' s Jakob Hlasek was due to meet the Netherlands ' Richard Krajicek later . The matches are the opening singles in the first - round world group tie . singles Are all matches in this tournament singles? 21 22 -1137 5 Switzerland ' s Jakob Hlasek was due to meet the Netherlands ' Richard Krajicek later . The matches are the opening singles in the first - round world group tie . tie What is the structure of this tournament? 29 30 -1138 1 It ' s been seven years since France beat England in rugby union , but that hasn ' t lessened the intensity of the cross - Channel rivalry . seven years since France Why has it taken seven years? 4 8 -1138 2 On Saturday , the two teams meet at Twickenham in the game that is expected to decide this year ' s Five Nations Championship . The buildup has been anything but congenial . The buildup has been anything but congenial Why hasn't it been congenial? 25 32 -1138 2 On Saturday , the two teams meet at Twickenham in the game that is expected to decide this year ' s Five Nations Championship . The buildup has been anything but congenial . has been anything but congenial In what way has the buildup not been congenial? 27 32 -1138 2 On Saturday , the two teams meet at Twickenham in the game that is expected to decide this year ' s Five Nations Championship . The buildup has been anything but congenial . buildup has been anything but congenial . Why has there been such acrimony? 26 33 -1138 3 " Playing against France in the Five Nations is like facing 15 Eric Cantonas , " said England front row forward Brian Moore , referring to the French and Manchester United soccer player who attacked a spectator during a game last week . " They are brilliant , but brutal . " who attacked Why did they attack a spectator? 33 35 -1138 4 Players like Moore , nicknamed " Pit Bull " by his England teammates , revel in the atmosphere of the France - England games . Last year , he was accused by French coach Pierre Berbizier of orchestrating on - field provocations of the French players , whose succession of penalties resulted in an 18 - 14 defeat . on - field provocations of the French players , What sort of provocations was Moore accused of being behind? 38 47 -1139 1 Finance ministers and central bank officials of the world ' s seven largest economies gathered Friday in Toronto for talks expected to focus on the economic woes of Mexico . seven largest economies What are the seven largest economies? 11 14 -1139 1 Finance ministers and central bank officials of the world ' s seven largest economies gathered Friday in Toronto for talks expected to focus on the economic woes of Mexico . economic woes of Mexico what sort of economic woes / what is going on there? 25 29 -1139 1 Finance ministers and central bank officials of the world ' s seven largest economies gathered Friday in Toronto for talks expected to focus on the economic woes of Mexico . economic woes of Mexico . What type of issues was Mexico experiencing at this time? 25 30 -1139 2 The nosedive of the Mexican peso in recent weeks sent a shock wave through the ministries and markets of the world ' s rich nations , a reminder of just how closely linked the economies of the planet are today and how an economic dwarf can quickly become a giant . The nosedive What caused the nosedive? 0 2 -1139 2 The nosedive of the Mexican peso in recent weeks sent a shock wave through the ministries and markets of the world ' s rich nations , a reminder of just how closely linked the economies of the planet are today and how an economic dwarf can quickly become a giant . The nosedive of the Mexican peso Why did the Mexican peso nosedive? 0 6 -1139 2 The nosedive of the Mexican peso in recent weeks sent a shock wave through the ministries and markets of the world ' s rich nations , a reminder of just how closely linked the economies of the planet are today and how an economic dwarf can quickly become a giant . nosedive of the Mexican peso Why had the peso been struggling to keep up with other currencies? 1 6 -1139 3 Meeting over dinner Friday night were officials from the Group of Seven , which includes the United States , Canada , Germany , France , Britain , Italy and Japan , along with their central bankers and the chief of the International Monetary Fund . officials which officials? name some from each country or the most important ones? 6 7 -1139 4 The officials were scheduled to meet again Saturday morning , part of a regular series of consultations and preparatory to the G - 7 summit June 15 - 17 in Halifax , Nova Scotia . Saturday what date? 7 8 -1139 5 Some of the Europeans are unhappy at being dragged into what many of them see as a North American problem . Some of the Europeans Which ones? 0 4 -1139 5 Some of the Europeans are unhappy at being dragged into what many of them see as a North American problem . Europeans are unhappy Why are the Europeans unhappy? 3 6 -1139 5 Some of the Europeans are unhappy at being dragged into what many of them see as a North American problem . as a North American problem Why is it only a north American problem? 15 20 -1139 5 Some of the Europeans are unhappy at being dragged into what many of them see as a North American problem . see as a North American problem . Why was this seen as a problem that was only North American when many economies are typically seen as linked? 14 21 -1140 1 Expanding NATO into eastern Europe would give Russia more security , not less as Moscow fears , the alliance ' s secretary - general said Friday . give Russia more security , How would security be increased? 6 11 -1140 1 Expanding NATO into eastern Europe would give Russia more security , not less as Moscow fears , the alliance ' s secretary - general said Friday . security , How would expanding NATO into eastern Europe give Russia more security? 9 11 -1140 1 Expanding NATO into eastern Europe would give Russia more security , not less as Moscow fears , the alliance ' s secretary - general said Friday . fears , Why does Moscow fears that Russia will get more security? 15 17 -1140 1 Expanding NATO into eastern Europe would give Russia more security , not less as Moscow fears , the alliance ' s secretary - general said Friday . secretary - general What are some reasons why NATO expansion would give Russia more security? 21 24 -1140 2 " We are willing to cooperate with Russia , " Willy Claes said . " We are not trying to isolate Russia . I will sing this every day , if necessary , in order to convince Moscow that we have good intentions . " willing Why is Willy Claes willing to cooperate with Russia? 3 4 -1140 2 " We are willing to cooperate with Russia , " Willy Claes said . " We are not trying to isolate Russia . I will sing this every day , if necessary , in order to convince Moscow that we have good intentions . " cooperate How does he plan to cooperate with Russia? 5 6 -1140 2 " We are willing to cooperate with Russia , " Willy Claes said . " We are not trying to isolate Russia . I will sing this every day , if necessary , in order to convince Moscow that we have good intentions . " cooperate What are the requirements to become a member of NATO? What are the benefits? 5 6 -1140 3 Claes was in Bonn before a Saturday meeting in Munich of Western defense leaders and military chiefs . meeting Why was Claes meeting Munich of Western defense leaders and military chiefs? 7 8 -1140 3 Claes was in Bonn before a Saturday meeting in Munich of Western defense leaders and military chiefs . meeting What is the objective of the meeting in Munich? 7 8 -1140 3 Claes was in Bonn before a Saturday meeting in Munich of Western defense leaders and military chiefs . Saturday meeting which saturday was it? 6 8 -1140 4 NATO is studying how former Soviet allies might join the alliance . It has named no candidates , set no entry dates . But Russia is upset and has put off a broad program of military and political cooperation with NATO . But Russia is upset Why is Russia upset about this alliance? 23 27 -1140 4 NATO is studying how former Soviet allies might join the alliance . It has named no candidates , set no entry dates . But Russia is upset and has put off a broad program of military and political cooperation with NATO . studying Why does NATO wants former Soviet allies to join the alliance? 2 3 -1140 4 NATO is studying how former Soviet allies might join the alliance . It has named no candidates , set no entry dates . But Russia is upset and has put off a broad program of military and political cooperation with NATO . upset Why is Russia upset about this? 26 27 -1140 4 NATO is studying how former Soviet allies might join the alliance . It has named no candidates , set no entry dates . But Russia is upset and has put off a broad program of military and political cooperation with NATO . candidates , How many candidates are under consideration for membership? 16 18 -1140 4 NATO is studying how former Soviet allies might join the alliance . It has named no candidates , set no entry dates . But Russia is upset and has put off a broad program of military and political cooperation with NATO . NATO is studying what are they finding? 0 3 -1140 5 Moscow is worried of being isolated if NATO takes in Poland , Hungary and others as members . Its bloody intervention in Chechnya has made east European countries especially eager to join because they could then gain the alliance ' s protection from Russia . takes How does NATO plan on taking in Poland, Hungary and others as members? 8 9 -1140 5 Moscow is worried of being isolated if NATO takes in Poland , Hungary and others as members . Its bloody intervention in Chechnya has made east European countries especially eager to join because they could then gain the alliance ' s protection from Russia . intervention Why did Moscow interfere in Chechnya? 20 21 -1140 5 Moscow is worried of being isolated if NATO takes in Poland , Hungary and others as members . Its bloody intervention in Chechnya has made east European countries especially eager to join because they could then gain the alliance ' s protection from Russia . Chechnya is that in russia? 22 23 -1141 1 Three Yugoslavs were honored Friday for their role in saving Jews from the Holocuast . Yugoslavs How bad was the anti-semitism in Yugoslavia at that time? 1 2 -1141 1 Three Yugoslavs were honored Friday for their role in saving Jews from the Holocuast . Yugoslavs How did the Yugoslavs save the Jews from the Holocaust? 1 2 -1141 1 Three Yugoslavs were honored Friday for their role in saving Jews from the Holocuast . Three Yugoslavs Which three Yugoslavs were honored? 0 2 -1141 1 Three Yugoslavs were honored Friday for their role in saving Jews from the Holocuast . role in What was their role in saving the Jews? 7 9 -1141 2 Since 1953 , Gentiles who saved Jews during the Nazi terror have been honored with the title of the Righteous by the Yad Vashem Holocaust museum in Israel . Gentiles Who are considered Gentiles? 3 4 -1141 3 One savior and the widows of two others received Righteous medals Friday at Belgrade ' s Jewish Community . Belgrade ' s How big is the Jewish community in Belgrade? 13 16 -1141 3 One savior and the widows of two others received Righteous medals Friday at Belgrade ' s Jewish Community . One savior and the widows of two others Who were the one savior and two others? 0 8 -1141 4 Risto Ristic saved 10 Jewish families - - 36 children and adults - - from a raid by Croat collaborators of the Nazis in 1941 in the town of Bijeljina , now one of the Bosnian towns from which Serbs have brutally expelled many Muslims . Muslims How severe have these anti-Muslim sentiments been? 44 45 -1141 4 Risto Ristic saved 10 Jewish families - - 36 children and adults - - from a raid by Croat collaborators of the Nazis in 1941 in the town of Bijeljina , now one of the Bosnian towns from which Serbs have brutally expelled many Muslims . saved How did he save them? Where did he hide them? 2 3 -1141 4 Risto Ristic saved 10 Jewish families - - 36 children and adults - - from a raid by Croat collaborators of the Nazis in 1941 in the town of Bijeljina , now one of the Bosnian towns from which Serbs have brutally expelled many Muslims . Risto Ristic saved 10 Jewish families How were the families saved during the raids? 0 6 -1141 5 Ristic was tipped about the Croat raid , and urged the families to flee . Ristic was tipped about the Croat raid , How was Ristic tipped about the Croat raid? 0 8 -1141 5 Ristic was tipped about the Croat raid , and urged the families to flee . Ristic was tipped about the Croat raid , How did Ristic receive his information? 0 8 -1142 1 A conference on Algeria organized by Europe could help end the violence that has wracked the country for three years , President Francois Mitterrand said Friday . violence that has wracked the country Why has there been so much violence here? 11 17 -1142 1 A conference on Algeria organized by Europe could help end the violence that has wracked the country for three years , President Francois Mitterrand said Friday . violence that has wracked the country Why has there been an outbreak in violence? 11 17 -1142 1 A conference on Algeria organized by Europe could help end the violence that has wracked the country for three years , President Francois Mitterrand said Friday . conference What is the name? 1 2 -1142 1 A conference on Algeria organized by Europe could help end the violence that has wracked the country for three years , President Francois Mitterrand said Friday . violence Why has violence wracked the country? 11 12 -1142 1 A conference on Algeria organized by Europe could help end the violence that has wracked the country for three years , President Francois Mitterrand said Friday . could help How could the conference help end the violence? 7 9 -1142 2 " If the European Union could , in Europe , organize a conference that draws from different ideas put forth recently , notably the opposition conference in Rome . there would perhaps be more chance to see these projects accepted by the parties opposing each other , " Mitterrand told reporters . different ideas What were the differing ideas at play? 16 18 -1142 2 " If the European Union could , in Europe , organize a conference that draws from different ideas put forth recently , notably the opposition conference in Rome . there would perhaps be more chance to see these projects accepted by the parties opposing each other , " Mitterrand told reporters . the opposition conference Why is an opposition conference occurring? 23 26 -1142 2 " If the European Union could , in Europe , organize a conference that draws from different ideas put forth recently , notably the opposition conference in Rome . there would perhaps be more chance to see these projects accepted by the parties opposing each other , " Mitterrand told reporters . parties opposing each other , " Why are parties opposing each other? 42 48 -1142 3 Responding to a question whether Europe could play a role in bringing peace to Algeria , Mitterrand said his comments were a " hope " and not a " political decision . " play a role in bringing peace to Algeria , How could the EU's ideas bring peace to the country? 7 16 -1142 3 Responding to a question whether Europe could play a role in bringing peace to Algeria , Mitterrand said his comments were a " hope " and not a " political decision . " question Who posed the question? 3 4 -1142 4 He said he broached the topic during informal talks with German Chancellor Helmut Kohl in Paris Thursday and the two agreed that " terrorism and extremism strongly feed the misery and economic crisis " of Algeria . the misery and economic crisis " of Algeria Why was there such economic struggle in Algeria? 28 36 -1142 4 He said he broached the topic during informal talks with German Chancellor Helmut Kohl in Paris Thursday and the two agreed that " terrorism and extremism strongly feed the misery and economic crisis " of Algeria . extremism What are the extremist views at play? 25 26 -1142 4 He said he broached the topic during informal talks with German Chancellor Helmut Kohl in Paris Thursday and the two agreed that " terrorism and extremism strongly feed the misery and economic crisis " of Algeria . economic crisis " Why is there an economic crisis in Algeria? 31 34 -1143 1 The first summit to bring together Israel and its Arab peace partners offered something for everyone . But critical decisions for a lasting peace were put off for another day . were put off for another day Why were some critical decisions delayed? 24 30 -1143 1 The first summit to bring together Israel and its Arab peace partners offered something for everyone . But critical decisions for a lasting peace were put off for another day . another How long has it been so far? 28 29 -1143 2 Israel got a declaration on terrorism for Israel , Egypt a nod toward its goal of a nuclear - free Middle East , and the Palestinians a pledge to speed up negotiations on their future . got What were each side asking for originally? 1 2 -1143 2 Israel got a declaration on terrorism for Israel , Egypt a nod toward its goal of a nuclear - free Middle East , and the Palestinians a pledge to speed up negotiations on their future . future How far into their future? 34 35 -1143 3 But ways to curb attacks on Israelis by Islamic militants , the most serious threat to peace , weren ' t even discussed at Thursday ' s summit . weren ' t even discussed at Thursday ' s summit Why were these issues not even touched? 18 28 -1143 4 " Such meetings cannot discuss specific ways and means , but to reaffirm our stand against all kinds of violence that would undermine the peace process , " Egypt ' s foreign minister , Amr Moussa , said after the five - hour session . specific ways and means , Why did Amr feel this way? 5 10 -1143 4 " Such meetings cannot discuss specific ways and means , but to reaffirm our stand against all kinds of violence that would undermine the peace process , " Egypt ' s foreign minister , Amr Moussa , said after the five - hour session . cannot discuss specific ways and means , Why could the meeting not discuss more specific measures? 3 10 -1143 4 " Such meetings cannot discuss specific ways and means , but to reaffirm our stand against all kinds of violence that would undermine the peace process , " Egypt ' s foreign minister , Amr Moussa , said after the five - hour session . cannot Why can they not discuss specific ways or means? 3 4 -1144 1 More than a thousand police and soldiers were being deployed Friday in the country ' s southeastern region to prevent the premature return of 250 , 000 flooding evacuees . premature Why is a premature return not wanted? 21 22 -1144 1 More than a thousand police and soldiers were being deployed Friday in the country ' s southeastern region to prevent the premature return of 250 , 000 flooding evacuees . premature return Where were the evacuees coming from? 21 23 -1144 1 More than a thousand police and soldiers were being deployed Friday in the country ' s southeastern region to prevent the premature return of 250 , 000 flooding evacuees . premature Why is the return of the flooding evacuees premature? 21 22 -1144 2 The provincial governments were deciding Saturday whether to allow the evacuees back into the flood - threatened polder areas of Gelderland Province . flood - threatened Was the area still dangerous? 14 17 -1144 2 The provincial governments were deciding Saturday whether to allow the evacuees back into the flood - threatened polder areas of Gelderland Province . whether to allow What are the risks to the people returning to Gelderland Province? 6 9 -1144 3 Reversing the largest exodus in Dutch history is likely to cause at least as much trouble as getting it started in the first place last Monday . Reversing How is the exodus going to be reversed? 0 1 -1144 3 Reversing the largest exodus in Dutch history is likely to cause at least as much trouble as getting it started in the first place last Monday . last Monday Was the area flooded for that long? 24 26 -1144 3 Reversing the largest exodus in Dutch history is likely to cause at least as much trouble as getting it started in the first place last Monday . at least as much trouble What negative consequences could occur upon reversal of the exodus? 11 16 -1144 4 The 1 , 400 - strong force of police and soldiers would also be there to prevent any looting , said provincial spokesman Hans Kelderman Friday night . looting , Why are they concerned about looting and how will they prevent it? 18 20 -1144 4 The 1 , 400 - strong force of police and soldiers would also be there to prevent any looting , said provincial spokesman Hans Kelderman Friday night . prevent any looting , How bad was the area? 16 20 -1144 5 But before anyone can return , emergency workers have to finish shoring up weak and soggy dikes , many of them dating from the Middle Ages . many of them dating from the Middle Ages Why had so many not been updated? 18 26 -1144 5 But before anyone can return , emergency workers have to finish shoring up weak and soggy dikes , many of them dating from the Middle Ages . finish How can they do this relatively fast? 10 11 -1144 5 But before anyone can return , emergency workers have to finish shoring up weak and soggy dikes , many of them dating from the Middle Ages . emergency workers have to finish How many dikes were there? 6 11 -1144 5 But before anyone can return , emergency workers have to finish shoring up weak and soggy dikes , many of them dating from the Middle Ages . finish shoring up weak and soggy dikes , How long will it tajke for emergency workers to finish shoring up weak and soggy dikes? 10 18 -1145 1 Stocks were barrelling higher in early afternoon Friday as consensus mounted that a softening American economy should prevent further interest rate increases by the Federal Reserve . softening American economy What does softening mean? 13 16 -1145 1 Stocks were barrelling higher in early afternoon Friday as consensus mounted that a softening American economy should prevent further interest rate increases by the Federal Reserve . softening American economy What does a softening economy mean? 13 16 -1145 2 At 2 . 30 p . m . EST ( 1930 GMT ) the Dow Jones average of 30 industrial stocks was up 64 . 93 points to 3 , 935 . 71 . 3 , 935 What does that mean for a normal person? 28 31 -1145 3 Stocks were following the bond market higher , where the 30 - year U . S . Treasury bond was up more than dlrs 17 per dlrs 1 , 000 face value . Its yield , which falls when prices rise , slid to 7 . 58 percent from 7 . 73 percent Thursday . Stocks were following the bond market higher , How are stocks following higher? 0 8 -1145 3 Stocks were following the bond market higher , where the 30 - year U . S . Treasury bond was up more than dlrs 17 per dlrs 1 , 000 face value . Its yield , which falls when prices rise , slid to 7 . 58 percent from 7 . 73 percent Thursday . higher , What is a bond market and why is it higher? 6 8 -1145 3 Stocks were following the bond market higher , where the 30 - year U . S . Treasury bond was up more than dlrs 17 per dlrs 1 , 000 face value . Its yield , which falls when prices rise , slid to 7 . 58 percent from 7 . 73 percent Thursday . dlrs 17 per dlrs 1 , 000 face value What does dlrs stand for? 23 32 -1145 4 Advancing issues led decliners by about nearly 7 to 2 on the New York Stock Exchange . Big Board volume was brisk at 301 . 14 million shares , up from 218 . 79 million on Thursday . Advancing issues What issues are being advanced? 0 2 -1145 4 Advancing issues led decliners by about nearly 7 to 2 on the New York Stock Exchange . Big Board volume was brisk at 301 . 14 million shares , up from 218 . 79 million on Thursday . issues What is an advancing issue? 1 2 -1145 4 Advancing issues led decliners by about nearly 7 to 2 on the New York Stock Exchange . Big Board volume was brisk at 301 . 14 million shares , up from 218 . 79 million on Thursday . Advancing issues led decliners I don't understand what this means. 0 4 -1145 5 Broad market indexes were higher . The NYSE composite index was up 3 . 15 260 . 33 . Standard and Poor ' s 500 index was up 5 . 83 at 478 . 62 . The American Stock Exchange ' s market value index was up 3 . 66 at 442 . 11 . The Nasdaq composite was up 9 . 70 at 773 . 34 . Nasdaq What is a nasdaq composite? I have no knowledge of stock lingo. 56 57 -1146 1 While most of the favorites were winning on the opening day of Davis Cup play in 1995 , a defective court delayed South Africa ' s long - awaited return to the competition ' s top group . long - awaited return Why have they been absent? 26 30 -1146 1 While most of the favorites were winning on the opening day of Davis Cup play in 1995 , a defective court delayed South Africa ' s long - awaited return to the competition ' s top group . defective court How was the court defective? 19 21 -1146 3 But South Africa , kicked out of the competition 15 years ago because of apartheid , was embarrassed when a court specially built for its match against Australia failed to cope with a rain leak . failed to cope with a rain leak How will this affect their chances of returning next time? 28 35 -1146 3 But South Africa , kicked out of the competition 15 years ago because of apartheid , was embarrassed when a court specially built for its match against Australia failed to cope with a rain leak . failed to cope with a rain leak What was causing the leak to stay on the court? 28 35 -1146 3 But South Africa , kicked out of the competition 15 years ago because of apartheid , was embarrassed when a court specially built for its match against Australia failed to cope with a rain leak . rain leak how hard was it raining? 33 35 -1146 4 In Switzerland , world No . 15 Mark Rosset broke his foot and had to abandon his opening match against Jacco Eltingh of the Netherlands . Rosset will be sidelined 10 - 12 weeks . to abandon his opening match was the match anticipated? 14 19 -1146 5 In a battle of top 10 players on the hard court at Karlsruhe , Germany ' s Michael Stich beat Goran Ivanisevic 7 - 6 ( 7 - 3 ) , 4 - 6 , 6 - 1 , 6 - 4 to blunt Croatia ' s hopes of posting an upset . Michael Stich is he the best? 17 19 -1147 1 A Canadian artist whose exhibition of monumental sculptures opened in Moscow on Friday says he has found post - communist Russians alive to his message of individual triumph over oppression . post - communist Russians alive to his message Why do post-communist Russians like his art? 17 25 -1147 1 A Canadian artist whose exhibition of monumental sculptures opened in Moscow on Friday says he has found post - communist Russians alive to his message of individual triumph over oppression . Canadian artist Who was the artist? 1 3 -1147 1 A Canadian artist whose exhibition of monumental sculptures opened in Moscow on Friday says he has found post - communist Russians alive to his message of individual triumph over oppression . monumental sculptures What were the specific type of monumental sculptures? 6 8 -1147 1 A Canadian artist whose exhibition of monumental sculptures opened in Moscow on Friday says he has found post - communist Russians alive to his message of individual triumph over oppression . artist Who is this Canadian artist? 2 3 -1147 2 " The Cold War is over . Welcome to the Warm War , " sculptor Noel Harding told a Russian audience at Friday ' s opening of Anti - Heroes , the first major Canadian art exhibition to visit post - Soviet Russia . first major Canadian art exhibition Why was this exhibition chosen to be the first? 32 37 -1147 2 " The Cold War is over . Welcome to the Warm War , " sculptor Noel Harding told a Russian audience at Friday ' s opening of Anti - Heroes , the first major Canadian art exhibition to visit post - Soviet Russia . first major Canadian art What made it a 'major' exhibition compared to previous non-major ones? 32 36 -1147 2 " The Cold War is over . Welcome to the Warm War , " sculptor Noel Harding told a Russian audience at Friday ' s opening of Anti - Heroes , the first major Canadian art exhibition to visit post - Soviet Russia . exhibition How many pieces are in this art exhibition? 36 37 -1147 4 The six massive constructions on display until Feb . 27 in Moscow ' s main exhibition hall depict fragile life forces striving to break free from confining shells of hard , impersonal material . massive constructions How massive are these art installations? 2 4 -1147 4 The six massive constructions on display until Feb . 27 in Moscow ' s main exhibition hall depict fragile life forces striving to break free from confining shells of hard , impersonal material . fragile life forces What does the subject 'fragile life forces' mean? 18 21 -1147 4 The six massive constructions on display until Feb . 27 in Moscow ' s main exhibition hall depict fragile life forces striving to break free from confining shells of hard , impersonal material . break free How are they trying to break free? 23 25 -1147 4 The six massive constructions on display until Feb . 27 in Moscow ' s main exhibition hall depict fragile life forces striving to break free from confining shells of hard , impersonal material . exhibition What is the name of this exhibition hall? 15 16 -1147 5 In one , a flower thrusts defiantly through a straitjacket of ventilation pipes . In another , a symbolic flame flickers against an enormous , sterile background of white plastic sheeting . symbolic flame Why is the flame symbolic? 18 20 -1148 1 A warning by Bosnian Serbs on Friday that any renewal of the war in Croatia would draw them into the fray turned up Balkan tensions another notch . any renewal of the war in Croatia Why is there a renewal of war? 8 15 -1148 1 A warning by Bosnian Serbs on Friday that any renewal of the war in Croatia would draw them into the fray turned up Balkan tensions another notch . Balkan tensions Why are there tension between the nations? 23 25 -1148 1 A warning by Bosnian Serbs on Friday that any renewal of the war in Croatia would draw them into the fray turned up Balkan tensions another notch . any renewal of the war in Croatia What would cause a renewal of this war? 8 15 -1148 1 A warning by Bosnian Serbs on Friday that any renewal of the war in Croatia would draw them into the fray turned up Balkan tensions another notch . warning Why would Bosnian Serbs warned of turning up Balkan tension to another notch? 1 2 -1148 2 If Croatia attacks Serb - held parts of the republic , " we will defend it , " Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic told Associated Press Television . " If they squeeze . ( the Serbs ) in Croatia , we may unite and defend ourselves as a united country . " ( the Serbs ) in Croatia , How is Croatia likely to attack Serbs? 33 40 -1148 3 The warning , uttered just months before the planned departure of the thousands of peacekeepers who have enforced a brittle truce in Croatia for three years , came on the heels of United Nations cautioning of an upsurge of violence in both Croatia and Bosnia barring new peace talks . have enforced a brittle truce in Croatia How have the peacekeepers been able to do what they need to? 16 23 -1148 3 The warning , uttered just months before the planned departure of the thousands of peacekeepers who have enforced a brittle truce in Croatia for three years , came on the heels of United Nations cautioning of an upsurge of violence in both Croatia and Bosnia barring new peace talks . enforced a brittle truce How did the thousands of peacekeepers enforced a brittle truce in Croatia? 17 21 -1148 3 The warning , uttered just months before the planned departure of the thousands of peacekeepers who have enforced a brittle truce in Croatia for three years , came on the heels of United Nations cautioning of an upsurge of violence in both Croatia and Bosnia barring new peace talks . upsurge of violence Why is there an upsurge of violence in Croatia and Bosnia? 37 40 -1148 5 Croatian President Franjo Tudjman has served notice to 12 , 000 peacekeepers separating his forces from rebel Serb units that they must go after their mandate expires March 31 . their mandate expires March 31 Why does their mandate expire on this date? 24 29 -1148 5 Croatian President Franjo Tudjman has served notice to 12 , 000 peacekeepers separating his forces from rebel Serb units that they must go after their mandate expires March 31 . separating his forces from rebel Serb Why is Croatian President separating his forces from rebel Serb units? 12 18 -1149 1 Chrysler Corp . and General Motors Corp . took issue Friday with a newspaper report that suggested they had lost enthusiasm for government efforts to open Japan to U . S . auto sales . had lost enthusiasm for government efforts Why had they lost enthusiasm for these efforts? 18 24 -1149 1 Chrysler Corp . and General Motors Corp . took issue Friday with a newspaper report that suggested they had lost enthusiasm for government efforts to open Japan to U . S . auto sales . they had lost enthusiasm Why did they lose enthusiasm to stop expanding their auto sales? 17 21 -1149 1 Chrysler Corp . and General Motors Corp . took issue Friday with a newspaper report that suggested they had lost enthusiasm for government efforts to open Japan to U . S . auto sales . newspaper Which newspaper is this? 13 14 -1149 1 Chrysler Corp . and General Motors Corp . took issue Friday with a newspaper report that suggested they had lost enthusiasm for government efforts to open Japan to U . S . auto sales . enthusiasm Who was the newspaper's source of information? 20 21 -1149 1 Chrysler Corp . and General Motors Corp . took issue Friday with a newspaper report that suggested they had lost enthusiasm for government efforts to open Japan to U . S . auto sales . auto sales . What 'auto sales'? 32 35 -1149 2 " American automakers must have full access to the Japanese market if there is to be any hope of reaching our full potential in Japan , " Chrysler Chairman Robert J . Eaton said in a news release . must have full access to the Japanese market Why need full access and not just some? 3 11 -1149 3 He was reacting to a report from Tokyo in Thursday ' s Wall Street Journal quoting him as saying Chrysler was too busy elsewhere to give high priority to expanding its sales in Japan . " We have capacity limitations , so why bother , " Eaton said in the report . " We have capacity limitations , What sort of limitations did the article imply that the business had? 35 41 -1149 3 He was reacting to a report from Tokyo in Thursday ' s Wall Street Journal quoting him as saying Chrysler was too busy elsewhere to give high priority to expanding its sales in Japan . " We have capacity limitations , so why bother , " Eaton said in the report . was too busy elsewhere Where else were they busy other than the U.S.? 20 24 -1149 3 He was reacting to a report from Tokyo in Thursday ' s Wall Street Journal quoting him as saying Chrysler was too busy elsewhere to give high priority to expanding its sales in Japan . " We have capacity limitations , so why bother , " Eaton said in the report . limitations , What are the details behind these limitations? 39 41 -1149 4 The Journal story " did not fully reflect either Chrysler ' s or my position concerning this issue , " Eaton said . " It did , however , show the level of frustration I have in dealing with our constant exclusion from the Japanese market and the ongoing , laborious negotiations to gain access . " laborious negotiations to gain access Why was it so difficult for Chrysler to gain access to the Japan market? 50 55 -1149 4 The Journal story " did not fully reflect either Chrysler ' s or my position concerning this issue , " Eaton said . " It did , however , show the level of frustration I have in dealing with our constant exclusion from the Japanese market and the ongoing , laborious negotiations to gain access . " constant exclusion from the Japanese market Why are they always told no when it comes to expanding to the Japanese market? 40 46 -1149 4 The Journal story " did not fully reflect either Chrysler ' s or my position concerning this issue , " Eaton said . " It did , however , show the level of frustration I have in dealing with our constant exclusion from the Japanese market and the ongoing , laborious negotiations to gain access . " negotiations What issues are holding up these negotiations? 51 52 -1149 5 U . S . trade negotiators are pushing Japan to put pressure on its automakers to give GM , Chrysler and Ford Motor Co . access to dealer networks controlled by the Japanese companies . Japanese - built cars and trucks account for the major share of the U . S . trade deficit with Japan . major share of the U . S . trade deficit Why not stop the sale of Japanese-built cars and exclude them since they exclude us. 44 54 -1149 5 U . S . trade negotiators are pushing Japan to put pressure on its automakers to give GM , Chrysler and Ford Motor Co . access to dealer networks controlled by the Japanese companies . Japanese - built cars and trucks account for the major share of the U . S . trade deficit with Japan . companies Which Japanese companies are making it more difficult for negotiators? 33 34 -1150 1 Dominican authorities are asking Interpol to arrest a Venezuelan banker and two Dominicans implicated in a $ 78 million customs scandal here . scandal What proof do Dominican authorities have that these individuals were involved in the scandal? 20 21 -1150 1 Dominican authorities are asking Interpol to arrest a Venezuelan banker and two Dominicans implicated in a $ 78 million customs scandal here . $ 78 million customs scandal Why is there a customs scandal? 16 21 -1150 1 Dominican authorities are asking Interpol to arrest a Venezuelan banker and two Dominicans implicated in a $ 78 million customs scandal here . Dominican authorities Why are Dominican authorities asking for the arrest? 0 2 -1150 1 Dominican authorities are asking Interpol to arrest a Venezuelan banker and two Dominicans implicated in a $ 78 million customs scandal here . customs What is involved in a customs scandal? 19 20 -1150 1 Dominican authorities are asking Interpol to arrest a Venezuelan banker and two Dominicans implicated in a $ 78 million customs scandal here . $ 78 million customs scandal How was the money stolen? 16 21 -1150 2 Santo Domingo Judge Juan Francisco Perez y Perez , who is hearing the case , said Thursday evening he had requested the extradition of Venezuelan Jorge Castro , president of the Dominican bank Banco Latinoamericano , a subsidiary of the Venezuelan financial consortium Latinoamericano - Progreso . extradition Where is Jorge Castro being extradited to? 22 23 -1150 2 Santo Domingo Judge Juan Francisco Perez y Perez , who is hearing the case , said Thursday evening he had requested the extradition of Venezuelan Jorge Castro , president of the Dominican bank Banco Latinoamericano , a subsidiary of the Venezuelan financial consortium Latinoamericano - Progreso . he had requested the extradition Why was the extradition requested? 18 23 -1150 3 The Dominican government closed the local bank on Dec . 22 after problems with the Venezuelan parent prompted huge withdrawals by depositors . problems What problems prompted huge withdrawals by depositors? 12 13 -1150 3 The Dominican government closed the local bank on Dec . 22 after problems with the Venezuelan parent prompted huge withdrawals by depositors . prompted huge withdrawals by depositors Why were there huge withdrawals? 17 22 -1150 3 The Dominican government closed the local bank on Dec . 22 after problems with the Venezuelan parent prompted huge withdrawals by depositors . problems with the Venezuelan parent What sort of issues was the bank having? 12 17 -1150 4 Castro left the Dominican Republic in a pleasure boat headed for Puerto Rico before his bank was closed but after authorities began arresting customs officials . pleasure boat What is a \"pleasure boat\"? 7 9 -1150 4 Castro left the Dominican Republic in a pleasure boat headed for Puerto Rico before his bank was closed but after authorities began arresting customs officials . arresting customs officials How many officials were arrested before Castro fled? 22 25 -1150 5 The banker , believed to be in Miami , is charged with exporting large amounts of merchandise and vehicles and paying only piddling amounts of taxes and tariffs . piddling amounts How does what Castro paid compare to the rates everyone else has had to pay?\n 22 24 -1150 5 The banker , believed to be in Miami , is charged with exporting large amounts of merchandise and vehicles and paying only piddling amounts of taxes and tariffs . believed to be in Miami , How do they know they are in Miami? 3 9 -1150 5 The banker , believed to be in Miami , is charged with exporting large amounts of merchandise and vehicles and paying only piddling amounts of taxes and tariffs . tariffs Had the banker exported legally, how much profit would he have made? 27 28 -1151 1 Five people were killed when fire raced through an 81 - year - old hotel packed with sleeping guests early Saturday , police said . Five people were killed Who were these five people? 0 4 -1151 1 Five people were killed when fire raced through an 81 - year - old hotel packed with sleeping guests early Saturday , police said . 81 - year - old hotel packed with sleeping guests What was the name of the hotel? 9 19 -1151 1 Five people were killed when fire raced through an 81 - year - old hotel packed with sleeping guests early Saturday , police said . Five people Who were they? 0 2 -1151 1 Five people were killed when fire raced through an 81 - year - old hotel packed with sleeping guests early Saturday , police said . packed Why was it packed? 15 16 -1151 1 Five people were killed when fire raced through an 81 - year - old hotel packed with sleeping guests early Saturday , police said . fire how was this caused? 5 6 -1151 2 About 40 guests , many of them permanent residents , were sleeping in the three - storey Empire Hotel , in Hamilton , 120 kilometers ( 75 miles ) south of Auckland . three - storey Empire Hotel , How sophisticated was this hotel when it came to fire alarms? 14 20 -1151 2 About 40 guests , many of them permanent residents , were sleeping in the three - storey Empire Hotel , in Hamilton , 120 kilometers ( 75 miles ) south of Auckland . permanent residents , Why would someone be a permanent resident at a hotel? 7 10 -1151 3 Some tied bed sheets together and climbed to the safety of the street below . climbed to the safety of the street below Was the building equipped with fire escapes? 6 14 -1151 4 Others were injured when they jumped from windows . One died leaping from a top floor room at the height of the two - hour fire . top floor room at the height of the two - hour fire Why wasn't the local fire department better prepared? 14 26 -1151 4 Others were injured when they jumped from windows . One died leaping from a top floor room at the height of the two - hour fire . died leaping from a top floor What was the rationale for leaping? 10 16 -1151 5 Survivors said they were woken up by thick smoke , intense heat and huge flames . were woken up by thick smoke Was there a sprinkler system installed in the structure? 3 9 -1151 5 Survivors said they were woken up by thick smoke , intense heat and huge flames . woken Why wasn't there a fire alarm that woke them up instead? 4 5 -1151 5 Survivors said they were woken up by thick smoke , intense heat and huge flames . woken up by thick smoke , Why were people caught so unaware, even if they were sleeping? 4 10 -1152 1 U . S . Ambassador Victor Jackovich sought to reassure Bosnians on Friday that American policy toward the former Yugoslav republic would not change even if he is replaced . even if he is replaced How would the ambassador be replaced? 24 29 -1152 1 U . S . Ambassador Victor Jackovich sought to reassure Bosnians on Friday that American policy toward the former Yugoslav republic would not change even if he is replaced . American policy What is this policy, and what does it entail? 14 16 -1152 1 U . S . Ambassador Victor Jackovich sought to reassure Bosnians on Friday that American policy toward the former Yugoslav republic would not change even if he is replaced . would not change even if he is replaced How can they be sure it will not change? 21 29 -1152 1 U . S . Ambassador Victor Jackovich sought to reassure Bosnians on Friday that American policy toward the former Yugoslav republic would not change even if he is replaced . replaced Why would he be replaced? 28 29 -1152 2 Jackovich was asked by Bosnian Television about widespread speculation he was being replaced as U . S . ambassador to Bosnia , signaling a change in Washington ' s policy . change in Washington ' s policy . What was the policy change thought to be? 24 31 -1152 2 Jackovich was asked by Bosnian Television about widespread speculation he was being replaced as U . S . ambassador to Bosnia , signaling a change in Washington ' s policy . being replaced Why would he be replaced? Are there rumors that hes not a good person or cant fulfill his duties properly? 11 13 -1152 2 Jackovich was asked by Bosnian Television about widespread speculation he was being replaced as U . S . ambassador to Bosnia , signaling a change in Washington ' s policy . was being replaced Why was he being replaced? 10 13 -1152 2 Jackovich was asked by Bosnian Television about widespread speculation he was being replaced as U . S . ambassador to Bosnia , signaling a change in Washington ' s policy . change in Washington ' s policy What was Washington's previous policy? Why does Jackovich's replacement signal a change? 24 30 -1152 3 He did not directly answer , but said : " Every ambassador serves according to the will of the U . S . president and according to the instructions of the secretary of state and other officials . " president Why the president and his staff, and not another body of government? 23 24 -1152 4 " So , the question whether I will stay on one place , in Sarajevo , or whether I should go somewhere else , is not my decision . It is the decision of my superiors , " Jackovich said , speaking in Serbo - Croatian by telephone from Washington . is not my decision Can't he have a say in it? 24 28 -1152 5 " As far as I am concerned that doesn ' t mean a change in U . S . policy on Bosnia . We will see that anybody who takes the position , and I still have it , will continue the policy toward your country . " will continue the policy What if they have a better idea and want to change it? 39 43 -1153 1 If the waters keep going down , it looks like the biggest bill from this week ' s flooding will be for dike reinforcement to make sure there ' s less worry the next time around . dike reinforcement How will the dikes be reinforced? 22 24 -1153 1 If the waters keep going down , it looks like the biggest bill from this week ' s flooding will be for dike reinforcement to make sure there ' s less worry the next time around . dike Is a dike the same as a dam? 22 23 -1153 2 Interior Ministry spokesman Ger Bodewitz gave no cost estimate Friday while discussing the dikes , but the project is expected to mount into the hundreds of millions of guilders ( dollars ) . project when will the project implemented 17 18 -1153 2 Interior Ministry spokesman Ger Bodewitz gave no cost estimate Friday while discussing the dikes , but the project is expected to mount into the hundreds of millions of guilders ( dollars ) . Bodewitz Which country is this flooding taking place? 4 5 -1153 3 Swollen rivers burst their banks in the southern province of Limburg this week triggering expansive flooding . Soaked and weaken dikes also prompted Gelderland province to evacuate below - sea level polder areas . expansive which areas are included in the expansive flooding 14 15 -1153 3 Swollen rivers burst their banks in the southern province of Limburg this week triggering expansive flooding . Soaked and weaken dikes also prompted Gelderland province to evacuate below - sea level polder areas . burst Is the flooding coming from excess rain or high tides? 2 3 -1153 4 In all , about 250 , 000 residents were forced from their homes - - the largest flooding displacement Holland has ever known . 250 , 000 residents were forced from their homes Where did the residents go? 4 13 -1153 4 In all , about 250 , 000 residents were forced from their homes - - the largest flooding displacement Holland has ever known . largest when was the second largest flood in holland 16 17 -1153 4 In all , about 250 , 000 residents were forced from their homes - - the largest flooding displacement Holland has ever known . flooding How often does Holland experience flooding at this scope and size? 17 18 -1153 5 Now that rivers are ebbing , the process of damage assessment has begun . process of damage assessment has begun . How does this process work? 7 14 -1153 5 Now that rivers are ebbing , the process of damage assessment has begun . damage What is the average cost of damages caused upon the dikes? 9 10 -1154 1 A federal jury awarded dlrs 6 million Friday to a woman whose breast implants ruptured , spreading silicone throughout her body . a woman Where is she from? 9 11 -1154 1 A federal jury awarded dlrs 6 million Friday to a woman whose breast implants ruptured , spreading silicone throughout her body . whose breast implants ruptured , Why did her implants fail to stay in their proper state? 11 16 -1154 1 A federal jury awarded dlrs 6 million Friday to a woman whose breast implants ruptured , spreading silicone throughout her body . implants Why did the implants rupture? 13 14 -1154 1 A federal jury awarded dlrs 6 million Friday to a woman whose breast implants ruptured , spreading silicone throughout her body . throughout What kind of symptoms would this cause? 18 19 -1154 1 A federal jury awarded dlrs 6 million Friday to a woman whose breast implants ruptured , spreading silicone throughout her body . breast implants ruptured , how did they rupture? 12 16 -1154 2 Brenda Toole had been seeking dlrs 13 million from Baxter Healthcare Corp . , which purchased the implant maker , Heyer - Schulte , in 1986 . purchased How many years have this implant maker been in use by the company? 15 16 -1154 2 Brenda Toole had been seeking dlrs 13 million from Baxter Healthcare Corp . , which purchased the implant maker , Heyer - Schulte , in 1986 . in 1986 how much did they purchase for? 24 26 -1154 3 Mrs . Toole got the implants in 1981 and they ruptured eight years later . Since then , she has had three operations to remove silicone from her body . remove silicone from her body Will she need more operations? 24 29 -1154 3 Mrs . Toole got the implants in 1981 and they ruptured eight years later . Since then , she has had three operations to remove silicone from her body . ruptured How did the implants rupture? 10 11 -1154 3 Mrs . Toole got the implants in 1981 and they ruptured eight years later . Since then , she has had three operations to remove silicone from her body . remove How do these operations work? 24 25 -1154 3 Mrs . Toole got the implants in 1981 and they ruptured eight years later . Since then , she has had three operations to remove silicone from her body . remove silicone from her body have the operations worked? 24 29 -1154 4 Doctors testified that potentially cancerous lumps had developed around her breasts and that her immune system was damaged . potentially cancerous lumps had developed Why had these lumps been developing? 3 8 -1154 5 " When you injure people like this , you ' ve got to pay for it , " Mrs . Toole ' s lawyer , Ralph Knowles , told the jury Thursday in closing arguments . injure Was Mrs. Toole aware of the risks of silicone implants? 3 4 -1155 1 A victim of the mass shooting on a commuter train testified Friday that he froze as the gunman walked toward him , stared straight into his eyes , and shot him . mass shooting How many people were shot? 4 6 -1155 1 A victim of the mass shooting on a commuter train testified Friday that he froze as the gunman walked toward him , stared straight into his eyes , and shot him . he froze as the gunman walked toward him , What made him freeze and not run? 13 22 -1155 1 A victim of the mass shooting on a commuter train testified Friday that he froze as the gunman walked toward him , stared straight into his eyes , and shot him . shooting on a commuter train Which train experienced this shooting? 5 10 -1155 1 A victim of the mass shooting on a commuter train testified Friday that he froze as the gunman walked toward him , stared straight into his eyes , and shot him . shot him How did he survive from the shot? 29 31 -1155 2 Victim Robert Giugliano said he watched as a woman " with an angelic face " was shot in the head , spraying blood around the train car . angelic face " What characteristics made the woman's face \"angelic\"? 12 15 -1155 2 Victim Robert Giugliano said he watched as a woman " with an angelic face " was shot in the head , spraying blood around the train car . he watched What made him watch instead of jumping to action? 4 6 -1155 2 Victim Robert Giugliano said he watched as a woman " with an angelic face " was shot in the head , spraying blood around the train car . watched Why did he watch the shooting? 5 6 -1155 3 Giugliano was the first person on the stand to visibly unnerve defendant Colin Ferguson , who is serving as his own lawyer . visibly unnerve What behaviors did the defendant engage in that made him appear visibly unnerved? 9 11 -1155 3 Giugliano was the first person on the stand to visibly unnerve defendant Colin Ferguson , who is serving as his own lawyer . the first person on the stand to visibly unnerve Did he visibly unnerve the defendant because the defendant had looked him in the eyes before he shot him? Thereby humanizing his victim to him? 2 11 -1155 3 Giugliano was the first person on the stand to visibly unnerve defendant Colin Ferguson , who is serving as his own lawyer . serving as his own lawyer Why is he representing himself? 17 22 -1155 3 Giugliano was the first person on the stand to visibly unnerve defendant Colin Ferguson , who is serving as his own lawyer . serving as his own lawyer Why is he serving as his own lawyer? 17 22 -1155 4 While being cross - examined by Ferguson , Giugliano locked his eyes on the defendant . Giugliano locked his eyes on the defendant Did he lock eyes on the defendant to make sure that the defendant remembered every detail about shooting him, when he looked into the victims eyes before shooting him? 8 15 -1155 5 Ferguson , a Jamaican immigrant , started stumbling over his words and began a half - dozen questions without completing them , then asked the judge for a recess and took a 15 - minute break . stumbling over his words Did Ferguson appear intoxicated? 7 11 -1155 5 Ferguson , a Jamaican immigrant , started stumbling over his words and began a half - dozen questions without completing them , then asked the judge for a recess and took a 15 - minute break . started stumbling over his words Was he becoming distraught because of what he had done, or because he had been caught and now was being faced with the consequences? 6 11 -1156 1 Authorities hope to open Indonesia ' s first nuclear power plant by 2004 , it was reported Saturday . Authorities Who are the authorities? 0 1 -1156 1 Authorities hope to open Indonesia ' s first nuclear power plant by 2004 , it was reported Saturday . Saturday what date? 17 18 -1156 1 Authorities hope to open Indonesia ' s first nuclear power plant by 2004 , it was reported Saturday . hope Why where they looking forward to this? 1 2 -1156 2 " The development of the plant would begin in 2000 and the first unit is expected to go into operation four years later , " energy official Djali Ahimsyah was quoted by the daily Bisnis Indonesia as saying . first unit What is the first unit? 12 14 -1156 3 Ahimsyah told a parliamentary hearing Friday that a feasibility study by Japanese consultants recommended two 1 , 500 - megawatt nuclear plants be built in Java . feasibility study by Japanese consultants What did the feasibility study look at? 8 13 -1156 3 Ahimsyah told a parliamentary hearing Friday that a feasibility study by Japanese consultants recommended two 1 , 500 - megawatt nuclear plants be built in Java . recommended Why were two plants recommended to be built? 13 14 -1156 3 Ahimsyah told a parliamentary hearing Friday that a feasibility study by Japanese consultants recommended two 1 , 500 - megawatt nuclear plants be built in Java . in Java Why was it recommended to be built there? 24 26 -1156 4 The study was submitted to President Suharto on Dec . 31 last year . last year Why did the study's results not come out sooner? 11 13 -1156 4 The study was submitted to President Suharto on Dec . 31 last year . last year Of what year? 11 13 -1156 5 President Suharto has reiterated the necessity of nuclear plant , saying future generations would need the benefits of nuclear energy . benefits of nuclear energy What did Pres. Suharto claim were the benefits of nuclear energy? 16 20 -1156 5 President Suharto has reiterated the necessity of nuclear plant , saying future generations would need the benefits of nuclear energy . need the benefits Why do future generations need the benefit of nuclear energy? 14 17 -1156 5 President Suharto has reiterated the necessity of nuclear plant , saying future generations would need the benefits of nuclear energy . benefits what about the cons of nuclear energy? 16 17 -1157 1 The Clinton administration was preparing Saturday to impose tariffs of 100 percent on about dlrs 1 billion in Chinese imports because of a dispute over pirating American computer programs , movies and music recordings in China . dispute What is the hard evidence of piracy? 23 24 -1157 1 The Clinton administration was preparing Saturday to impose tariffs of 100 percent on about dlrs 1 billion in Chinese imports because of a dispute over pirating American computer programs , movies and music recordings in China . imports What types of imports will be affected? 19 20 -1157 3 The penalties could spark an all - out trade war between two of the world ' s biggest trading partners . Chinese officials have vowed to retaliate against American companies if sanctions are imposed . retaliate against American companies In what industries would these sanctions be levied? 26 30 -1157 3 The penalties could spark an all - out trade war between two of the world ' s biggest trading partners . Chinese officials have vowed to retaliate against American companies if sanctions are imposed . could spark an all - out trade war What are the risks of a trade war? 2 10 -1157 3 The penalties could spark an all - out trade war between two of the world ' s biggest trading partners . Chinese officials have vowed to retaliate against American companies if sanctions are imposed . retaliate Will the retaliation come in the form of tariffs? 26 27 -1157 4 There appeared little possibility that a last - minute compromise could avert the sanctions . U . S . negotiators left Beijing a week ago after talks broke down , and Chinese officials never responded to Kantor ' s request that one last effort be made to resolve the issue before Saturday ' s deadline . never responded to Kantor ' s request Why was the request ignored? 33 40 -1157 4 There appeared little possibility that a last - minute compromise could avert the sanctions . U . S . negotiators left Beijing a week ago after talks broke down , and Chinese officials never responded to Kantor ' s request that one last effort be made to resolve the issue before Saturday ' s deadline . talks What part of the talk was unacceptable to Chinese officials? 26 27 -1157 5 China ' s official newspapers on Saturday made no mention of the impending deadline . China ' s official newspapers Which publications are considered the official state newspapers of record? 0 5 -1158 1 Australian bowlers Glenn McGrath and Mark Waugh took two wickets apiece to have England struggling at 110 for four at stumps Saturday , second day of the fifth and final Ashes cricket Test at the WACA Ground . wickets What is a wicket? 9 10 -1158 1 Australian bowlers Glenn McGrath and Mark Waugh took two wickets apiece to have England struggling at 110 for four at stumps Saturday , second day of the fifth and final Ashes cricket Test at the WACA Ground . wickets What are wickets? 9 10 -1158 2 England ' s hopes of scoring 203 runs to avoid the follow - on rest largely on the shoulders of the fifth wicket pair . In - form batsman Graham Thorpe is unbeaten on 54 with Mark Ramprakash on 14 . avoid the follow - on What is the follow-on? 9 14 -1158 2 England ' s hopes of scoring 203 runs to avoid the follow - on rest largely on the shoulders of the fifth wicket pair . In - form batsman Graham Thorpe is unbeaten on 54 with Mark Ramprakash on 14 . follow - on What is the follow-on? 11 14 -1158 2 England ' s hopes of scoring 203 runs to avoid the follow - on rest largely on the shoulders of the fifth wicket pair . In - form batsman Graham Thorpe is unbeaten on 54 with Mark Ramprakash on 14 . wicket How many wicket pairs are there in crickets? 22 23 -1158 3 Australia earlier scored 402 runs in its first innings . earlier Is this the same game? 1 2 -1158 3 Australia earlier scored 402 runs in its first innings . 402 Is 402 a good score for the first inning? 3 4 -1158 5 Waugh , who conceded 11 runs in his first over , struck with the first delivery of his second - - trapping Graham Gooch ( 37 ) leg before wicket . Three balls later he had John Crawley brilliantly caught by Shane Warne at second slip for a duck . second slip Where is second slip on a cricket pitch? 44 46 -1158 5 Waugh , who conceded 11 runs in his first over , struck with the first delivery of his second - - trapping Graham Gooch ( 37 ) leg before wicket . Three balls later he had John Crawley brilliantly caught by Shane Warne at second slip for a duck . duck What is a duck in this situation? 48 49 -1158 5 Waugh , who conceded 11 runs in his first over , struck with the first delivery of his second - - trapping Graham Gooch ( 37 ) leg before wicket . Three balls later he had John Crawley brilliantly caught by Shane Warne at second slip for a duck . duck What is a duck in cricket? 48 49 -1159 1 Italian superstar Alberto Tomba won his tenth World Cup race of the season Saturday , scraping by Slovenia ' s Jure Kosir by seven hundredths of a second . tenth World Cup race How many has he competed in? 6 10 -1159 1 Italian superstar Alberto Tomba won his tenth World Cup race of the season Saturday , scraping by Slovenia ' s Jure Kosir by seven hundredths of a second . race What type of race is this? 9 10 -1159 1 Italian superstar Alberto Tomba won his tenth World Cup race of the season Saturday , scraping by Slovenia ' s Jure Kosir by seven hundredths of a second . season How many races are in a season? 12 13 -1159 2 Tomba finished the demanding course in 2 minutes 21 . 96 seconds . Kosir clocked 2 : 22 . 03 . Harald Strand - Nilsen , who was first after the opening run , was third in 2 : 22 . 10 . demanding course What makes it demanding? 3 5 -1159 2 Tomba finished the demanding course in 2 minutes 21 . 96 seconds . Kosir clocked 2 : 22 . 03 . Harald Strand - Nilsen , who was first after the opening run , was third in 2 : 22 . 10 . opening run , How far is the opening run? 31 34 -1159 2 Tomba finished the demanding course in 2 minutes 21 . 96 seconds . Kosir clocked 2 : 22 . 03 . Harald Strand - Nilsen , who was first after the opening run , was third in 2 : 22 . 10 . the demanding course Why was the course so difficult? 2 5 -1159 2 Tomba finished the demanding course in 2 minutes 21 . 96 seconds . Kosir clocked 2 : 22 . 03 . Harald Strand - Nilsen , who was first after the opening run , was third in 2 : 22 . 10 . Harald What country is this driver from? 21 22 -1159 3 It marked a new season record for Tomba and helped offset his disappointment at the postponement of the World Championships . offset his disappointment Why was he disappointed? 10 13 -1159 3 It marked a new season record for Tomba and helped offset his disappointment at the postponement of the World Championships . postponement of the World Championships Why were they postponed? 15 20 -1159 3 It marked a new season record for Tomba and helped offset his disappointment at the postponement of the World Championships . the postponement of the World Championships Why were the Worlds pushed back? 14 20 -1159 3 It marked a new season record for Tomba and helped offset his disappointment at the postponement of the World Championships . postponement Why were the World Championships postponed? 15 16 -1159 4 Tomba now has 1 , 150 points in the overall standings and looks increasingly on target to win the overall title - - a feat which was previously unthinkable as he only skies the slalom and giant slalom , and misses the faster downhill and Super - G disciplines . a feat which was previously unthinkable Why was it unthinkable? 23 29 -1159 4 Tomba now has 1 , 150 points in the overall standings and looks increasingly on target to win the overall title - - a feat which was previously unthinkable as he only skies the slalom and giant slalom , and misses the faster downhill and Super - G disciplines . only skies the slalom and giant slalom , Why does he only ski these two? 31 39 -1159 4 Tomba now has 1 , 150 points in the overall standings and looks increasingly on target to win the overall title - - a feat which was previously unthinkable as he only skies the slalom and giant slalom , and misses the faster downhill and Super - G disciplines . misses the faster downhill and Super - G Why does he skip these two races? 40 48 -1159 4 Tomba now has 1 , 150 points in the overall standings and looks increasingly on target to win the overall title - - a feat which was previously unthinkable as he only skies the slalom and giant slalom , and misses the faster downhill and Super - G disciplines . overall How does one win the overall title? 9 10 -1159 5 It was a nail - biting finish . Tomba lost time on the flat middle - part of the 53 - gate course and was behind his friend Kosir . He recovered on the steep , icy final third , surging dramatically just before the finish line . nail - biting finish How was it nail biting? 3 7 -1159 5 It was a nail - biting finish . Tomba lost time on the flat middle - part of the 53 - gate course and was behind his friend Kosir . He recovered on the steep , icy final third , surging dramatically just before the finish line . lost time Why did he lose time? 9 11 -1159 5 It was a nail - biting finish . Tomba lost time on the flat middle - part of the 53 - gate course and was behind his friend Kosir . He recovered on the steep , icy final third , surging dramatically just before the finish line . He recovered How did he recover? 30 32 -1159 5 It was a nail - biting finish . Tomba lost time on the flat middle - part of the 53 - gate course and was behind his friend Kosir . He recovered on the steep , icy final third , surging dramatically just before the finish line . 53 - gate How long is a 53-gate course? 19 22 -1159 5 It was a nail - biting finish . Tomba lost time on the flat middle - part of the 53 - gate course and was behind his friend Kosir . He recovered on the steep , icy final third , surging dramatically just before the finish line . friend Do Tomba and Kosir often face each other in races? 27 28 -1160 1 Crushing humidity and a stomach virus took their toll Saturday on Australia , which finished the opening singles matches against South Africa 1 - 1 . stomach virus Who was affected by the stomach virus and why did it affect the singles matches? 4 6 -1160 1 Crushing humidity and a stomach virus took their toll Saturday on Australia , which finished the opening singles matches against South Africa 1 - 1 . a stomach virus took their toll What stomach virus took the toll? 3 9 -1160 1 Crushing humidity and a stomach virus took their toll Saturday on Australia , which finished the opening singles matches against South Africa 1 - 1 . matches What sport is this? 18 19 -1160 2 Wayne Ferreira , the world No . 11 singles player and anchor of the South African team , knocked out doubles ace Mark Woodforde in straight hard - fought sets , 7 - 6 ( 8 - 6 ) , 7 - 5 and 6 - 3 . doubles Why is a singles player playing against a doubles player? 20 21 -1160 3 Woodforde , half of the formidable " Woodies " pair with Todd Woodbridge , was rushed into the second singles match of the day when Richard Fromberg fell ill with a stomach virus . rushed into the second singles match Why did they choose Woodforde to replace Fromberg? 15 21 -1160 3 Woodforde , half of the formidable " Woodies " pair with Todd Woodbridge , was rushed into the second singles match of the day when Richard Fromberg fell ill with a stomach virus . Richard Fromberg fell ill with a stomach virus How did Fromberg contract the virus? 25 33 -1160 3 Woodforde , half of the formidable " Woodies " pair with Todd Woodbridge , was rushed into the second singles match of the day when Richard Fromberg fell ill with a stomach virus . virus How did Richard Fromberg contact stomach virus? 32 33 -1160 4 It was possible Woodforde and Ferreira , paired with Piet Norval , would face each other again Saturday in the doubles , making up for time lost when the singles matches were postponed Friday by rain . would face each other again Saturday Under what circumstances would these 2 pairs face each other again? 12 18 -1160 4 It was possible Woodforde and Ferreira , paired with Piet Norval , would face each other again Saturday in the doubles , making up for time lost when the singles matches were postponed Friday by rain . matches Was the missed singles match part of the same event? 30 31 -1160 5 Earlier , Patrick Rafter , Australia ' s top singles planer , wilted in the humidity of this Indian Ocean city but still saw off Marcos Ondruska , 6 - 3 , 6 - 4 , 2 - 6 , 6 - 4 in the 2 hour , 49 - minute opener . Marcos Ondruska , What nationality is this player? 25 28 -1160 5 Earlier , Patrick Rafter , Australia ' s top singles planer , wilted in the humidity of this Indian Ocean city but still saw off Marcos Ondruska , 6 - 3 , 6 - 4 , 2 - 6 , 6 - 4 in the 2 hour , 49 - minute opener . humidity What was the temperature at the time of the match? 15 16 -1161 1 Russian cosmonaut Vladimir Titov hoisted a gleaming red satellite from Discovery ' s cargo bay early Saturday to help NASA pinpoint what causes a cosmic phenomenon called shuttle glow . shuttle glow What is shuttle glow? 27 29 -1161 1 Russian cosmonaut Vladimir Titov hoisted a gleaming red satellite from Discovery ' s cargo bay early Saturday to help NASA pinpoint what causes a cosmic phenomenon called shuttle glow . phenomenon what is the phenomenon? 25 26 -1161 1 Russian cosmonaut Vladimir Titov hoisted a gleaming red satellite from Discovery ' s cargo bay early Saturday to help NASA pinpoint what causes a cosmic phenomenon called shuttle glow . shuttle glow What is shuttle glow? 27 29 -1161 2 The experiment was one of several secondary tasks for Discovery ' s crew leading up to the mission ' s highlight - - a planned rendezvous Monday with the Russian space station Mir . several secondary tasks What are the other secondary tasks? 5 8 -1161 2 The experiment was one of several secondary tasks for Discovery ' s crew leading up to the mission ' s highlight - - a planned rendezvous Monday with the Russian space station Mir . Discovery ' s crew What kinds of other things is Discovery's crew working on? 9 13 -1161 2 The experiment was one of several secondary tasks for Discovery ' s crew leading up to the mission ' s highlight - - a planned rendezvous Monday with the Russian space station Mir . Russian space station Why are we dealing with a Russian space station? 29 32 -1161 3 Titov , the second cosmonaut to fly aboard a shuttle , grappled with the boxy 2 , 800 - pound ( 1 , 200 - kilogram ) satellite using Discovery ' s 50 - foot ( 15 - meter ) robot arm . cosmonaut What does the cosmonaut do? 4 5 -1161 3 Titov , the second cosmonaut to fly aboard a shuttle , grappled with the boxy 2 , 800 - pound ( 1 , 200 - kilogram ) satellite using Discovery ' s 50 - foot ( 15 - meter ) robot arm . Discovery ' s Discovery is a robot? 29 32 -1161 4 He lifted the craft , called Spartan , high overhead and aimed its ultraviolet telescope toward the shuttle tail for a 4 1 / 2 - hour study . The telescope was aimed later toward a shuttle jet to gather ultraviolet images of exhaust plumes , and then placed back in the cargo bay . exhaust plumes , Are exhaust plumes and UV the cause of shuttle glow? 43 46 -1161 4 He lifted the craft , called Spartan , high overhead and aimed its ultraviolet telescope toward the shuttle tail for a 4 1 / 2 - hour study . The telescope was aimed later toward a shuttle jet to gather ultraviolet images of exhaust plumes , and then placed back in the cargo bay . placed back in the cargo bay How is it placed back in? 48 54 -1161 4 He lifted the craft , called Spartan , high overhead and aimed its ultraviolet telescope toward the shuttle tail for a 4 1 / 2 - hour study . The telescope was aimed later toward a shuttle jet to gather ultraviolet images of exhaust plumes , and then placed back in the cargo bay . He Who is he? 0 1 -1161 5 Scientists hope to confirm a theory that the faint glow surrounding some shuttle surfaces in flight is caused by molecules of atomic oxygen and nitrogen combining as the spaceship slams into them . confirm a theory What other theories, if any exist? 3 6 -1161 5 Scientists hope to confirm a theory that the faint glow surrounding some shuttle surfaces in flight is caused by molecules of atomic oxygen and nitrogen combining as the spaceship slams into them . theory Is this theory shuttle glow? 5 6 -1162 1 KABUL , Afghanistan ( AP ) - A recently formed Islamic faction said Saturday its latest military victory had put it in a position to take a key town only 30 kilometers ( 18 miles ) outside Kabul , the war - battered capital . key What about this town is important militarily? 27 28 -1162 1 KABUL , Afghanistan ( AP ) - A recently formed Islamic faction said Saturday its latest military victory had put it in a position to take a key town only 30 kilometers ( 18 miles ) outside Kabul , the war - battered capital . war - battered Why is this capital battered with war? What caused it? 40 43 -1162 1 KABUL , Afghanistan ( AP ) - A recently formed Islamic faction said Saturday its latest military victory had put it in a position to take a key town only 30 kilometers ( 18 miles ) outside Kabul , the war - battered capital . town only 30 kilometers ( 18 miles ) outside Kabul , Why was the town so vital for this military group? 28 39 -1162 2 The Taliban movement has scored a series of battlefield wins that have further complicated peace efforts in Afghanistan , where 10 Islamic groups already are locked in a bitter feud for control of Kabul . feud How does the feud take place? 29 30 -1162 2 The Taliban movement has scored a series of battlefield wins that have further complicated peace efforts in Afghanistan , where 10 Islamic groups already are locked in a bitter feud for control of Kabul . already are locked in a bitter feud for control Why are so many groups fighting for control of the capital? 23 32 -1162 3 The Taliban , made up of fundamentalist religious students turned guerrilla fighters , notched its latest victory in fighting Thursday and Friday and was nearing Maidan Shahr , a strategic town 30 kilometers ( 18 miles ) southwest of Kabul . strategic Why is this town considered to be so strategic? 29 30 -1162 4 " We are going to Kabul , " claimed Mullah Masher , a Taliban leader who spoke to an Associated Press reporter in Dashti , about 20 kilometers ( 12 miles ) south of Maidan Shahr . spoke Why did he choose to speak to the press? 16 17 -1162 5 Masher said his movement intended to keep moving along the main highway , which would take them to Maidan Shahr , and if they succeed , on to Kabul . succeed , Why might they not succeed? 24 26 -1163 1 Prime Minister Waldemar Pawlak - - who is locked in a power struggle with President Lech Walesa - - indicated Saturday he may step down . power struggle Why is there a struggle? 11 13 -1163 1 Prime Minister Waldemar Pawlak - - who is locked in a power struggle with President Lech Walesa - - indicated Saturday he may step down . Prime Minister Waldemar Pawlak Why is he locked in a power struggle with President Lech Walesa? 0 4 -1163 1 Prime Minister Waldemar Pawlak - - who is locked in a power struggle with President Lech Walesa - - indicated Saturday he may step down . may step down Why would the prime minister indicated stepping down? 22 25 -1163 1 Prime Minister Waldemar Pawlak - - who is locked in a power struggle with President Lech Walesa - - indicated Saturday he may step down . Prime What country do these politicians come from? 0 1 -1163 2 Walesa and Pawlak have been feuding over the 1995 budget , over economic reforms and foreign policy . over economic reforms What types of reforms are leading to a squabble? 11 14 -1163 2 Walesa and Pawlak have been feuding over the 1995 budget , over economic reforms and foreign policy . economic reforms and foreign policy What specific reforms are they feuding over and why have they not been able to come to a solution? 12 17 -1163 2 Walesa and Pawlak have been feuding over the 1995 budget , over economic reforms and foreign policy . feuding Are they from the same political party? 5 6 -1163 3 Walesa , a Nobel laureate whose Solidarity trade union toppled the Communist government in 1989 , is threatening to dissolve parliament to force new elections . Nobel laureate What did Walesa do to become a Nobel laureate? 3 5 -1163 3 Walesa , a Nobel laureate whose Solidarity trade union toppled the Communist government in 1989 , is threatening to dissolve parliament to force new elections . force new elections Why is Walesa forcing new elections? 22 25 -1163 3 Walesa , a Nobel laureate whose Solidarity trade union toppled the Communist government in 1989 , is threatening to dissolve parliament to force new elections . Nobel Which Nobel laureate area did Walesa win? 3 4 -1163 4 Pawlak is losing support within his own coalition , which is made up of his Polish Peasants Party and the Democratic Left Alliance . The Alliance has repeatedly accused Pawlak of making decisions behind their backs . making decisions behind their backs How has this come about? 31 36 -1163 4 Pawlak is losing support within his own coalition , which is made up of his Polish Peasants Party and the Democratic Left Alliance . The Alliance has repeatedly accused Pawlak of making decisions behind their backs . Pawlak of making decisions behind their backs Are these accusations true? 29 36 -1163 4 Pawlak is losing support within his own coalition , which is made up of his Polish Peasants Party and the Democratic Left Alliance . The Alliance has repeatedly accused Pawlak of making decisions behind their backs . making decisions behind their backs Why is Pawlak accused of making decisions behind the Alliance back? 31 36 -1163 4 Pawlak is losing support within his own coalition , which is made up of his Polish Peasants Party and the Democratic Left Alliance . The Alliance has repeatedly accused Pawlak of making decisions behind their backs . coalition , What is the name of Pawlak's coalition? 7 9 -1164 1 A donkey - pulled cart carrying a Chechen woman and her children bounces across a rutted field , followed by a tractor with a small white flag tied to the top . white flag What is the flag representing? 25 27 -1164 1 A donkey - pulled cart carrying a Chechen woman and her children bounces across a rutted field , followed by a tractor with a small white flag tied to the top . bounces across Where is the cart and thus the woman going? 12 14 -1164 1 A donkey - pulled cart carrying a Chechen woman and her children bounces across a rutted field , followed by a tractor with a small white flag tied to the top . Chechen Who owns the Chechen territory? 7 8 -1164 1 A donkey - pulled cart carrying a Chechen woman and her children bounces across a rutted field , followed by a tractor with a small white flag tied to the top . small white flag what does this signify? 24 27 -1164 2 Camped in tents at the field ' s edge , Russian soldiers with machine guns watch warily as they pass . warily Why are the soldiers watching warily? 16 17 -1164 2 Camped in tents at the field ' s edge , Russian soldiers with machine guns watch warily as they pass . Camped Why are the soldiers camped at the field's edge? 0 1 -1164 2 Camped in tents at the field ' s edge , Russian soldiers with machine guns watch warily as they pass . warily Are they worried about possible conflict? 16 17 -1164 2 Camped in tents at the field ' s edge , Russian soldiers with machine guns watch warily as they pass . watch warily as they pass Why are they watching the woman and children? 15 20 -1164 3 " They are our friends - - very bad friends , " Valery Grebenshikov , a hard - eyed Russian officer , said wryly , referring to residents of Tolstoy - Yurt . " It ' s very hard to tell who supports what we are doing and who simply wants to kill us . " we are doing What are the soldiers doing? 44 47 -1164 3 " They are our friends - - very bad friends , " Valery Grebenshikov , a hard - eyed Russian officer , said wryly , referring to residents of Tolstoy - Yurt . " It ' s very hard to tell who supports what we are doing and who simply wants to kill us . " Tolstoy - Yurt Is this a territory or a religion inspired war? 29 32 -1164 4 Tolstoy - Yurt , a town just over the ridge from the battered Chechen capital Grozny , is a stronghold of opposition to secessionist leader Dzhokhar Dudayev . But even here , tension and resentment toward the Russian troops run high . run Why does tension and resentment for the troops run high? 39 40 -1164 5 In the weeks and months to come , as Russian forces establish what most feel to be inevitable control over Grozny and other areas , more Chechens will have to deal with life under an occupying force . inevitable control Why is the control inevitable? 17 19 -1164 5 In the weeks and months to come , as Russian forces establish what most feel to be inevitable control over Grozny and other areas , more Chechens will have to deal with life under an occupying force . establish Why are the forces working to establish control? 11 12 -1164 5 In the weeks and months to come , as Russian forces establish what most feel to be inevitable control over Grozny and other areas , more Chechens will have to deal with life under an occupying force . Russian Why are Russian forces suddenly enforcing control over Grozny? 9 10 -1165 1 Yevgeny Kafelnikov and Andrey Olhovskiy survived an early scare but came back to win Saturday ' s doubles match and qualify Russia for the next round of the Davis Cup at Belgium ' s expense . Yevgeny Kafelnikov and Andrey Olhovskiy What is their background? 0 5 -1165 1 Yevgeny Kafelnikov and Andrey Olhovskiy survived an early scare but came back to win Saturday ' s doubles match and qualify Russia for the next round of the Davis Cup at Belgium ' s expense . Belgium ' s expense . Who was playing for Belgium? 31 36 -1165 1 Yevgeny Kafelnikov and Andrey Olhovskiy survived an early scare but came back to win Saturday ' s doubles match and qualify Russia for the next round of the Davis Cup at Belgium ' s expense . early scare What was the early scare? 7 9 -1165 1 Yevgeny Kafelnikov and Andrey Olhovskiy survived an early scare but came back to win Saturday ' s doubles match and qualify Russia for the next round of the Davis Cup at Belgium ' s expense . Davis Cup What is the Davis Cup? 28 30 -1165 1 Yevgeny Kafelnikov and Andrey Olhovskiy survived an early scare but came back to win Saturday ' s doubles match and qualify Russia for the next round of the Davis Cup at Belgium ' s expense . an early scare What was the early scare? 6 9 -1165 2 Kafelnikov and Olhovskiy beat Libor Pimek and Filip Dewulf 2 - 6 , 7 - 5 , 7 - 5 , 6 - 3 in 2 1 / 2 hours , giving Russia an insurmountable 3 - 0 lead after two days of play . two days of play . Why two days of play? 40 45 -1165 2 Kafelnikov and Olhovskiy beat Libor Pimek and Filip Dewulf 2 - 6 , 7 - 5 , 7 - 5 , 6 - 3 in 2 1 / 2 hours , giving Russia an insurmountable 3 - 0 lead after two days of play . 7 - 5 , What do these numbers mean? 13 17 -1165 2 Kafelnikov and Olhovskiy beat Libor Pimek and Filip Dewulf 2 - 6 , 7 - 5 , 7 - 5 , 6 - 3 in 2 1 / 2 hours , giving Russia an insurmountable 3 - 0 lead after two days of play . 3 - 0 lead Who was Russia leading? 35 39 -1165 2 Kafelnikov and Olhovskiy beat Libor Pimek and Filip Dewulf 2 - 6 , 7 - 5 , 7 - 5 , 6 - 3 in 2 1 / 2 hours , giving Russia an insurmountable 3 - 0 lead after two days of play . beat Libor Pimek What is the sport being played? 3 6 -1165 3 Sunday ' s reverse singles will be reduced to the best - of - three format because the match is already out of Belgium ' s reach . out of Belgium ' s reach . Why is it out of Belgium's reach? 21 28 -1165 3 Sunday ' s reverse singles will be reduced to the best - of - three format because the match is already out of Belgium ' s reach . match is already out of Belgium ' s reach Why is the match already out of Belgium's reach? 18 27 -1165 3 Sunday ' s reverse singles will be reduced to the best - of - three format because the match is already out of Belgium ' s reach . the best - of - three format What does this format mean? 9 16 -1165 4 On Friday , veteran Andrei Chesnokov beat Dewulf in straight sets and Kafelnikov was surprisingly hard pressed early on before prevailing over Kris Goossens in four sets . Andrei Chesnokov beat Dewulf Who are Andrei and Dewulf? 4 8 -1165 4 On Friday , veteran Andrei Chesnokov beat Dewulf in straight sets and Kafelnikov was surprisingly hard pressed early on before prevailing over Kris Goossens in four sets . Kris Goossens Who is Kris Goossens? 22 24 -1165 4 On Friday , veteran Andrei Chesnokov beat Dewulf in straight sets and Kafelnikov was surprisingly hard pressed early on before prevailing over Kris Goossens in four sets . surprisingly Why was this surprising? 14 15 -1165 5 On Saturday , Russia , last year ' s losing finalist against Sweden , was again caught cold early on . was again caught cold early on What happened? 14 20 -1165 5 On Saturday , Russia , last year ' s losing finalist against Sweden , was again caught cold early on . caught cold early on What does it mean to be caught cold? 16 20 -1165 5 On Saturday , Russia , last year ' s losing finalist against Sweden , was again caught cold early on . caught cold early on What does it mean to be caught cold? 16 20 -1166 1 Kresimir Zubak , president of the fragile Muslim - Croat federation in Bosnia , on Saturday voiced pessimism about the federation ' s future . voiced pessimism What did he say? 16 18 -1166 1 Kresimir Zubak , president of the fragile Muslim - Croat federation in Bosnia , on Saturday voiced pessimism about the federation ' s future . voiced pessimism Why did the president voice pessimism? 16 18 -1166 1 Kresimir Zubak , president of the fragile Muslim - Croat federation in Bosnia , on Saturday voiced pessimism about the federation ' s future . pessimism about the federation ' s future Why was he pessimistic? 17 24 -1166 2 Zubak , so far considered a moderate , said the Croats would not give in to the Muslims and insisted that unnamed top Muslim officials be replaced . moderate , How does his position as a 'moderate' influence the impact of his stance? 6 8 -1166 2 Zubak , so far considered a moderate , said the Croats would not give in to the Muslims and insisted that unnamed top Muslim officials be replaced . Croats would not give in to the Muslims Why are the Croats and Muslims battling? 10 18 -1166 3 Other Bosnian Croat leaders previously have called for the resignation of Bosnia ' s Muslim president , Alija Izetbegovic . Other Bosnian Croat leaders What number or what percentage of the leadership? 0 4 -1166 3 Other Bosnian Croat leaders previously have called for the resignation of Bosnia ' s Muslim president , Alija Izetbegovic . resignation Why did they call for Alija's resignation? 9 10 -1166 4 The United States hopes to pressure Bosnian Serbs into accepting a peace plan for Bosnia by convincing them that their Croat and Muslim foes are united . accepting a peace plan Why is the US taking this stance? 9 13 -1166 4 The United States hopes to pressure Bosnian Serbs into accepting a peace plan for Bosnia by convincing them that their Croat and Muslim foes are united . convincing them How does the US plan on convincing Bosnian Serbs? 16 18 -1166 4 The United States hopes to pressure Bosnian Serbs into accepting a peace plan for Bosnia by convincing them that their Croat and Muslim foes are united . Croat and Muslim foes are united How can the US make this argument work? 20 26 -1166 5 But the federation is on shaky footing . Bosnian Croats accept it only as a step toward confederation with the Republic of Croatia , which Muslims oppose . which Muslims oppose Why do Muslims oppose a confederation? 24 27 -1166 5 But the federation is on shaky footing . Bosnian Croats accept it only as a step toward confederation with the Republic of Croatia , which Muslims oppose . which Muslims oppose . Why do Muslims oppose the confederation? 24 28 -1167 1 Joining a chorus of worldwide condemnation of Russia , the Moscow - backed Chechen opposition accused its purported ally on Saturday of widespread brutality in the war on secessionist Chechnya . Chechen opposition What are the views and feelings of the Chechen opposition? 13 15 -1167 1 Joining a chorus of worldwide condemnation of Russia , the Moscow - backed Chechen opposition accused its purported ally on Saturday of widespread brutality in the war on secessionist Chechnya . war on secessionist Chechnya What are they warring over? 26 30 -1167 2 The harsh criticism came together with word of another Russian attack on Chechen civilians . Residents of Samashky said Russian helicopters raked a funeral with machine - gun fire on Friday , killing three mourners . raked a funeral Why would they target a funeral? 21 24 -1167 2 The harsh criticism came together with word of another Russian attack on Chechen civilians . Residents of Samashky said Russian helicopters raked a funeral with machine - gun fire on Friday , killing three mourners . raked a funeral with machine - gun fire Why did the Russian helicopters fire on a funeral? 21 29 -1167 3 It was the second straight day people were killed at a funeral in the town , strategically located along a main road 18 miles west of the battered capital , Grozny . second straight day Why are they killing innocent people and what do they hope to acheive? 3 6 -1167 3 It was the second straight day people were killed at a funeral in the town , strategically located along a main road 18 miles west of the battered capital , Grozny . strategically how was it strategically located? 16 17 -1167 5 Thousands of civilians have been killed since President Boris Yeltsin sent troops into Chechnya on Dec . 11 . Many nations , and many Russians , have expressed outrage at the carnage . But the Chechen opposition had remained silent until now . remained silent What took them in particular so much time to speak up? 38 40 -1168 1 Battles to redraw political alliances threatened to pull apart a key centrist party Saturday as members split over whether to join a movement to challenge former Premier Silvio Berlusconi . challenge On what issue was this challenge based? 24 25 -1168 1 Battles to redraw political alliances threatened to pull apart a key centrist party Saturday as members split over whether to join a movement to challenge former Premier Silvio Berlusconi . Battles to redraw political alliances Which parties? 0 5 -1168 1 Battles to redraw political alliances threatened to pull apart a key centrist party Saturday as members split over whether to join a movement to challenge former Premier Silvio Berlusconi . Battles What kind of battles, physical or metaphorical 0 1 -1168 1 Battles to redraw political alliances threatened to pull apart a key centrist party Saturday as members split over whether to join a movement to challenge former Premier Silvio Berlusconi . a movement to challenge Why is there a movement to challenge former Premier Silvio Berlusconi? 21 25 -1168 2 The Italian Popular Party has become a small but strategic prize in the scramble to prepare for the next elections , which could come in the spring . prize In what way are they considered a strategic prize? 10 11 -1168 2 The Italian Popular Party has become a small but strategic prize in the scramble to prepare for the next elections , which could come in the spring . scramble to prepare for the next elections , Why is there a scramble to prepare for next elections? 13 21 -1168 3 The party ' s importance rose Friday after the former head of the state - run industrial conglomerate , Romano Prodi , announced a bid to lead a center - left election alliance against Berlusconi . Berlusconi Where does Berlusconi stand in the list of parties? 34 35 -1168 3 The party ' s importance rose Friday after the former head of the state - run industrial conglomerate , Romano Prodi , announced a bid to lead a center - left election alliance against Berlusconi . bid to lead a center - left election alliance Why would he bid to lead a centre-left election alliance? 24 33 -1168 4 But the Popular Party is also being courted by Berlusconi ' s conservative bloc to help fill the void left by the Northern League , which broke from Berlusconi ' s government and forced his resignation Dec . 22 . broke What were the reasons for these actions, and how did it lead to the resignation? 26 27 -1168 4 But the Popular Party is also being courted by Berlusconi ' s conservative bloc to help fill the void left by the Northern League , which broke from Berlusconi ' s government and forced his resignation Dec . 22 . courted How are they courting them? 7 8 -1168 4 But the Popular Party is also being courted by Berlusconi ' s conservative bloc to help fill the void left by the Northern League , which broke from Berlusconi ' s government and forced his resignation Dec . 22 . the void left by the Northern League , What is that void left by the Northern League? 17 25 -1168 5 Rifts in the Popular Party were clearly widening Saturday . clearly In what ways was this seen? 6 7 -1168 5 Rifts in the Popular Party were clearly widening Saturday . Saturday How can you tell this? 8 9 -1169 1 Chechen rebels shot down their first Russian jet fighter of the war Saturday , downing an Su - 25 with anti - aircraft guns not far from Grozny , the embattled capital of Chechnya . Chechnya Where is Chechnya 33 34 -1169 1 Chechen rebels shot down their first Russian jet fighter of the war Saturday , downing an Su - 25 with anti - aircraft guns not far from Grozny , the embattled capital of Chechnya . Russian jet fighter Did the pilot survive? 6 9 -1169 2 Russian television channels showed wreckage of the single - seat attack jet strewn over a field and said the body of the pilot , a major , had been taken to the town of Shali , 25 kilometers ( 16 miles ) southeast of Grozny . body Did the pilot die? 19 20 -1169 3 Russian jets have rained death and destruction on Chechnya for nearly two months with indiscriminate attacks , including one on Shali that killed scores of people and destroyed a market and a maternity hospital . Shali What is a Shali? 20 21 -1169 4 The news came as the Kremlin - backed Chechen opposition joined a worldwide chorus of condemnation against Russia and accused its purported ally of widespread brutality in the war on secessionist Chechnya . Kremlin - backed What does it mean to be Kremlin-backed? 5 8 -1169 4 The news came as the Kremlin - backed Chechen opposition joined a worldwide chorus of condemnation against Russia and accused its purported ally of widespread brutality in the war on secessionist Chechnya . purported ally Who is the ally here? 21 23 -1169 4 The news came as the Kremlin - backed Chechen opposition joined a worldwide chorus of condemnation against Russia and accused its purported ally of widespread brutality in the war on secessionist Chechnya . war on secessionist Chechnya . What was the reason for the secession? 28 33 -1169 5 The harsh statement was issued as residents of Samashky suffered the second attack in a row on a civilian funeral by Russian helicopter gunships . Samashky Where is Samashky? 8 9 -1170 1 A pro - Kurdish newspaper closed after a court ruling sanctioned a government crackdown that included confiscation of every issue , the daily ' s editor said Saturday . every issue , Why was every issue of the pro-Kurdish newspaper confiscated? 18 21 -1170 1 A pro - Kurdish newspaper closed after a court ruling sanctioned a government crackdown that included confiscation of every issue , the daily ' s editor said Saturday . government crackdown what was the government crackdown 12 14 -1170 1 A pro - Kurdish newspaper closed after a court ruling sanctioned a government crackdown that included confiscation of every issue , the daily ' s editor said Saturday . government Who is the government in this scenario? 12 13 -1170 1 A pro - Kurdish newspaper closed after a court ruling sanctioned a government crackdown that included confiscation of every issue , the daily ' s editor said Saturday . confiscation of every issue , Why were the papers confiscated? 16 21 -1170 2 Baki Karadeniz said directors of Ozgur Ulke , or Free Country , decided to cease publication Friday . A day earlier , a court decided the Istanbul - based paper had made no changes since being banned last year on allegations of making Kurdish propaganda . propaganda What were the specific allegations of propaganda? 44 45 -1170 2 Baki Karadeniz said directors of Ozgur Ulke , or Free Country , decided to cease publication Friday . A day earlier , a court decided the Istanbul - based paper had made no changes since being banned last year on allegations of making Kurdish propaganda . a court decided Which court decided this, what laws did they use? 22 25 -1170 3 The newspaper , which began publishing nine months ago , had a circulation of about 14 , 000 . circulation Who were the predominant subscribers to the newspaper? 12 13 -1170 3 The newspaper , which began publishing nine months ago , had a circulation of about 14 , 000 . publishing was the newspaper publishing daily 5 6 -1170 4 A U . S . - based media aid group on Friday condemned the court decision against Ozgur Ulke as " another effort to silence opposition voices . " In a letter to Prime Minister Tansu Ciller , the Committee to Protect Journalists called on the government to " end the legal pressure on opposition media . " legal pressure What is the basis of the legal pressure being placed on opposition media? 51 53 -1170 4 A U . S . - based media aid group on Friday condemned the court decision against Ozgur Ulke as " another effort to silence opposition voices . " In a letter to Prime Minister Tansu Ciller , the Committee to Protect Journalists called on the government to " end the legal pressure on opposition media . " . S . - based media this is an interface error 2 8 -1170 4 A U . S . - based media aid group on Friday condemned the court decision against Ozgur Ulke as " another effort to silence opposition voices . " In a letter to Prime Minister Tansu Ciller , the Committee to Protect Journalists called on the government to " end the legal pressure on opposition media . " U . S . - based media who are the US based media aid group? 1 8 -1170 4 A U . S . - based media aid group on Friday condemned the court decision against Ozgur Ulke as " another effort to silence opposition voices . " In a letter to Prime Minister Tansu Ciller , the Committee to Protect Journalists called on the government to " end the legal pressure on opposition media . " legal pressure on opposition media Why was there pressure on such media outlets? 51 56 -1170 5 Karadeniz said he expected another pro - Kurdish daily to be established soon . But he said he would not be part of the venture in order to avoid a similar court decision . established when will the newspaper be established 11 12 -1171 1 At night , Emica Kevelj peers across the abyss separating east and west Mostar , at lights in the homes of her former neighbors . Emica Kevelj Who is that? 3 5 -1171 1 At night , Emica Kevelj peers across the abyss separating east and west Mostar , at lights in the homes of her former neighbors . neighbors What happened to her former neighbors? 23 24 -1171 2 She is a refugee in her own town , a Muslim exiled to the eastern bank of a riverside city that has become Bosnia ' s Berlin . exiled why is she exiled? 11 12 -1171 2 She is a refugee in her own town , a Muslim exiled to the eastern bank of a riverside city that has become Bosnia ' s Berlin . Berlin What does 'Bosnia's Berlin' mean? 26 27 -1171 3 Mostar bore the brunt of fighting 1 { years ago between Croats and the Muslim - led Bosnian government . Now , it ' s a battleground of wills - - over whether a federation between Croats and Muslims , a key to peace in Bosnia , will succeed . whether a federation between Croats and Muslims , Why were these two groups struggling to coexist at this period? 32 40 -1171 3 Mostar bore the brunt of fighting 1 { years ago between Croats and the Muslim - led Bosnian government . Now , it ' s a battleground of wills - - over whether a federation between Croats and Muslims , a key to peace in Bosnia , will succeed . peace Do both sides of the conflict wish to seek a solution to peace in the area? 43 44 -1171 4 Signed last March under U . S . pressure , the Muslim - Croat federation halted the fighting between the two sides . But the hoped for military - political union never happened . Rising tensions are now pushing the federation toward collapse . Rising tensions What are the tensions over? 34 36 -1171 4 Signed last March under U . S . pressure , the Muslim - Croat federation halted the fighting between the two sides . But the hoped for military - political union never happened . Rising tensions are now pushing the federation toward collapse . tensions What are the tensions that are causing the federation to collapse? 35 36 -1171 5 Croatian President Franjo Tudjman recently told the German news magazine Spiegel the Bosnian government wanted full control of Mostar as a step to " founding an Islamic state . " Mostar ' s European administrator has accused Bosnian Croats of sabotaging the federation . Bosnian Croats of sabotaging the federation . How were they seen as sabotaging the peace? 37 44 -1171 5 Croatian President Franjo Tudjman recently told the German news magazine Spiegel the Bosnian government wanted full control of Mostar as a step to " founding an Islamic state . " Mostar ' s European administrator has accused Bosnian Croats of sabotaging the federation . accused Did any surrounding nations attempt to mediate between these two oppositions? 36 37 -1172 1 Thomas Muster and Alex Antonitsch overcame a second - set blip to beat Spanish doubles team Sergi Bruguera and Emilio Sanchez 6 - 2 , 3 - 6 , 6 - 3 , 6 - 3 Saturday and give Austria a 2 - 1 lead in their Davis Cup World Group match . overcame a second - set blip How did they overcome this? 5 11 -1172 1 Thomas Muster and Alex Antonitsch overcame a second - set blip to beat Spanish doubles team Sergi Bruguera and Emilio Sanchez 6 - 2 , 3 - 6 , 6 - 3 , 6 - 3 Saturday and give Austria a 2 - 1 lead in their Davis Cup World Group match . overcame a second - set blip How did they overcome this blip? 5 11 -1172 1 Thomas Muster and Alex Antonitsch overcame a second - set blip to beat Spanish doubles team Sergi Bruguera and Emilio Sanchez 6 - 2 , 3 - 6 , 6 - 3 , 6 - 3 Saturday and give Austria a 2 - 1 lead in their Davis Cup World Group match . to beat Beat them at what? 11 13 -1172 1 Thomas Muster and Alex Antonitsch overcame a second - set blip to beat Spanish doubles team Sergi Bruguera and Emilio Sanchez 6 - 2 , 3 - 6 , 6 - 3 , 6 - 3 Saturday and give Austria a 2 - 1 lead in their Davis Cup World Group match . team What kind of sport team is this? 15 16 -1172 2 Bruguera , ranked No . 4 in the world , proved a weak partner for Sanchez , an experienced doubles player who with his now injured partner Sergio Casal has won many of the world ' s leading doubles titles . weak What are the differences in technique between a singles player and a doubles player? 12 13 -1172 2 Bruguera , ranked No . 4 in the world , proved a weak partner for Sanchez , an experienced doubles player who with his now injured partner Sergio Casal has won many of the world ' s leading doubles titles . now injured partner Sergio Casal How was Casal injured before this tie? 24 29 -1172 2 Bruguera , ranked No . 4 in the world , proved a weak partner for Sanchez , an experienced doubles player who with his now injured partner Sergio Casal has won many of the world ' s leading doubles titles . ranked No . 4 Who is ranked #1? 2 6 -1172 2 Bruguera , ranked No . 4 in the world , proved a weak partner for Sanchez , an experienced doubles player who with his now injured partner Sergio Casal has won many of the world ' s leading doubles titles . proved How did he prove to be a weak partner? 10 11 -1172 2 Bruguera , ranked No . 4 in the world , proved a weak partner for Sanchez , an experienced doubles player who with his now injured partner Sergio Casal has won many of the world ' s leading doubles titles . now injured How was he injured? 24 26 -1172 3 " Today we had two singles players and two doubles players on court , " said Muster , a singles specialist . " Alex played better than Sanchez , and I played better than Bruguera . So we won . " specialist What are the regulations on the replacement of injured doubles partners? 20 21 -1172 3 " Today we had two singles players and two doubles players on court , " said Muster , a singles specialist . " Alex played better than Sanchez , and I played better than Bruguera . So we won . " a singles specialist Why is he considered a singles specialist? 18 21 -1172 3 " Today we had two singles players and two doubles players on court , " said Muster , a singles specialist . " Alex played better than Sanchez , and I played better than Bruguera . So we won . " singles specialist What makes him a specialist? 19 21 -1172 4 " They were playing together for the first time , we know each other for 10 years . and trained well together this week , " said Antonitsch . and trained well together this week , " How did they train? 18 26 -1172 4 " They were playing together for the first time , we know each other for 10 years . and trained well together this week , " said Antonitsch . the first time , Is there a reason they hadn't played together before now? 6 10 -1172 4 " They were playing together for the first time , we know each other for 10 years . and trained well together this week , " said Antonitsch . and trained What is involved in their training? 18 20 -1172 5 The Austrians broke Sanchez in the fifth game for the first service break and then , Bruguera dropped serve . broke Sanchez What you mean by \"broke\"? 2 4 -1172 5 The Austrians broke Sanchez in the fifth game for the first service break and then , Bruguera dropped serve . fifth game How many games are there? 6 8 -1173 1 Patricia Highsmith , an American crime writer whose dark , psychological tales of murder and intrigue thrilled readers worldwide , died Saturday . She was 74 . died How did Patricia Highsmith die? 20 21 -1173 1 Patricia Highsmith , an American crime writer whose dark , psychological tales of murder and intrigue thrilled readers worldwide , died Saturday . She was 74 . died How did she die? 20 21 -1173 1 Patricia Highsmith , an American crime writer whose dark , psychological tales of murder and intrigue thrilled readers worldwide , died Saturday . She was 74 . died Saturday How and why did she die? 20 22 -1173 2 She died at Locarno ' s Carita hospital , according to a hospital official . No cause of death was given . cause Why was a cause of death not given? 16 17 -1173 2 She died at Locarno ' s Carita hospital , according to a hospital official . No cause of death was given . died Did she have any medical problems? 1 2 -1173 3 Highsmith ' s first novel , " Strangers on a Train , " was published in 1950 . Alfred Hitchcock made it into a movie the following year . movie How is the movie different from the book? 24 25 -1173 3 Highsmith ' s first novel , " Strangers on a Train , " was published in 1950 . Alfred Hitchcock made it into a movie the following year . movie Was the movie successful? 24 25 -1173 3 Highsmith ' s first novel , " Strangers on a Train , " was published in 1950 . Alfred Hitchcock made it into a movie the following year . movie Was the movie named the same thing as the book? 24 25 -1173 4 She wrote some 20 novels and seven short - story collections . She was perhaps best known for the character of Tom Ripley , a charming gentleman - murderer who was at the center of five of her novels . Her last novel in 1991 was " Ripley Under Water . " best Why was she best known for the character of Tom Ripley? 15 16 -1173 4 She wrote some 20 novels and seven short - story collections . She was perhaps best known for the character of Tom Ripley , a charming gentleman - murderer who was at the center of five of her novels . Her last novel in 1991 was " Ripley Under Water . " charming How did she come up with the character of Tom Ripley? 25 26 -1173 4 She wrote some 20 novels and seven short - story collections . She was perhaps best known for the character of Tom Ripley , a charming gentleman - murderer who was at the center of five of her novels . Her last novel in 1991 was " Ripley Under Water . " last Why did she stop writing novels in 1991? 41 42 -1173 4 She wrote some 20 novels and seven short - story collections . She was perhaps best known for the character of Tom Ripley , a charming gentleman - murderer who was at the center of five of her novels . Her last novel in 1991 was " Ripley Under Water . " Tom Ripley , Why was Tom Ripley her best known character? 21 24 -1173 5 Her novels won wide critical acclaim . Graham Greene once described her as a " writer who has created a world of her own - - a world claustrophobic and irrational which we enter each time with a sense of personal danger . " won What are some of her famous novels? 2 3 -1173 5 Her novels won wide critical acclaim . Graham Greene once described her as a " writer who has created a world of her own - - a world claustrophobic and irrational which we enter each time with a sense of personal danger . " critical acclaim Why were they celebrated so much? 4 6 -1174 1 Ten men were shot to death Saturday night in a series of attacks apparently linked to a feud between Sunni and Shiite Muslim militants , police said . feud Why is there a feud between Sunni and Shiite Muslim militants? 17 18 -1174 1 Ten men were shot to death Saturday night in a series of attacks apparently linked to a feud between Sunni and Shiite Muslim militants , police said . feud between Sunni and Shiite Muslim militants , What were the militants arguing over that led to the massacre? 17 25 -1174 2 In the worst attack , four people were gunned down outside a club in central Karachi where Shiite men gather to play board games . gunned down How come there was no security at the club? 8 10 -1174 3 The Karachi Central District , an area wracked by political and religious violence , was the site for all but one of the killings , according to Sattar Sheikh , police superintendent for the area . wracked Why is the area \"The Karachi Central District\" wracked by political and religious violence? 7 8 -1174 3 The Karachi Central District , an area wracked by political and religious violence , was the site for all but one of the killings , according to Sattar Sheikh , police superintendent for the area . the site for all but one of the killings , What was the other site of the killings? 15 25 -1174 4 There were at least five separate attacks that accounted for the 10 deaths and nine injuries , according to police . Gunbattles continued late into the night and paramilitary troops were called in to the troubled areas to prevent further bloodshed . Gunbattles How come troops are not stationed 24/7 in an area where the attacks happen so often? 21 22 -1174 5 Sheikh said the shootings appeared linked to the feud between Tehfuz Nifaz Jafaria , a militant Shiite group , and Sibah - e - Shabha , a militant Sunni group . feud How come these groups do not resolve their differences? 8 9 -1175 1 The huge , ornate rooms in the former czarist palace where the Cold War may have started were polished and cleaned . in the former czarist palace which palace is being referred to? 5 10 -1175 1 The huge , ornate rooms in the former czarist palace where the Cold War may have started were polished and cleaned . ornate What makes the rooms in the former cazrist palace appear ornate? 3 4 -1175 1 The huge , ornate rooms in the former czarist palace where the Cold War may have started were polished and cleaned . the Cold War may have started Why did the Cold War possibly start in this palace? 11 17 -1175 1 The huge , ornate rooms in the former czarist palace where the Cold War may have started were polished and cleaned . the Cold War may have started Why is it thought that the Cold War might have begun in this palace? 11 17 -1175 2 Visitors were given their first glimpse of the private rooms where President Franklin Roosevelt slept during the 1945 Yalta Conference . Visitors were given their first glimpse When were visitors given a first glimpse into the private rooms? 0 6 -1175 2 Visitors were given their first glimpse of the private rooms where President Franklin Roosevelt slept during the 1945 Yalta Conference . where President Franklin Roosevelt slept Why was President Roosevelt sleeping in the palace? 10 15 -1175 3 And fuzzy black - and - white pictures of Roosevelt , Stalin and Churchill determining the shape of postwar Europe were put on display . determining the shape of postwar Europe How did they determine the shape of postwar Europe? 14 20 -1175 3 And fuzzy black - and - white pictures of Roosevelt , Stalin and Churchill determining the shape of postwar Europe were put on display . determining the shape How did pictures of Roosevelt, Stalin and Churchill determine the shape of postwar Europe? 14 17 -1175 3 And fuzzy black - and - white pictures of Roosevelt , Stalin and Churchill determining the shape of postwar Europe were put on display . the shape of postwar Europe were put on display What was the shape of postwar Europe at this time? 15 24 -1175 3 And fuzzy black - and - white pictures of Roosevelt , Stalin and Churchill determining the shape of postwar Europe were put on display . Roosevelt , Stalin and Churchill determining How did these three leaders determine the shape of Europe? 9 15 -1175 4 There were no formal ceremonies , but Saturday marked the 50th anniversary of the start of the top - secret meeting among the World War II Allied leaders on the outskirts of Yalta . There were no formal ceremonies , Were there any informal ceremonies? 0 6 -1175 4 There were no formal ceremonies , but Saturday marked the 50th anniversary of the start of the top - secret meeting among the World War II Allied leaders on the outskirts of Yalta . 50th anniversary How often, over the last fifty years, have World War II Allied leaders held top-secret meetings? 10 12 -1175 4 There were no formal ceremonies , but Saturday marked the 50th anniversary of the start of the top - secret meeting among the World War II Allied leaders on the outskirts of Yalta . start of the top - secret meeting Why was the meeting top-secret? 14 21 -1175 4 There were no formal ceremonies , but Saturday marked the 50th anniversary of the start of the top - secret meeting among the World War II Allied leaders on the outskirts of Yalta . the outskirts of Yalta Why was the meeting held in Yalta? 29 33 -1175 5 Museum curators and local officials say there is new interest in the meeting where decisions were made to split Europe into what became two hostile blocs . into what became two hostile blocs Why were they hostile? 20 26 -1175 5 Museum curators and local officials say there is new interest in the meeting where decisions were made to split Europe into what became two hostile blocs . decisions Who made the decisions to split Europe into what became two hostile blocs? 14 15 -1175 5 Museum curators and local officials say there is new interest in the meeting where decisions were made to split Europe into what became two hostile blocs . became two hostile blocs Why did the two blocs become hostile toward each other? 22 26 -1176 1 Patricia Highsmith , an American crime writer whose dark , psychological tales of murder and intrigue thrilled and shocked readers worldwide , died Saturday . She was 74 . died How did she die? 22 23 -1176 1 Patricia Highsmith , an American crime writer whose dark , psychological tales of murder and intrigue thrilled and shocked readers worldwide , died Saturday . She was 74 . died Saturday What was the cause of death? 22 24 -1176 1 Patricia Highsmith , an American crime writer whose dark , psychological tales of murder and intrigue thrilled and shocked readers worldwide , died Saturday . She was 74 . writer What were some of her top bestsellers? 6 7 -1176 1 Patricia Highsmith , an American crime writer whose dark , psychological tales of murder and intrigue thrilled and shocked readers worldwide , died Saturday . She was 74 . died How did she die? 22 23 -1176 2 She died at the Carita hospital in the southern Swiss town of Locarno , according to a hospital official . No cause of death was given . given Why was no cause given? 25 26 -1176 2 She died at the Carita hospital in the southern Swiss town of Locarno , according to a hospital official . No cause of death was given . No cause of death was given Why was the cause of death not given 20 26 -1176 3 Her haunting , harrowing tales were published in 20 languages , and were especially popular in Europe . Many of her principal characters , even if they had killed someone , escaped detection . harrowing tales were published What are some of her publications? 3 7 -1176 3 Her haunting , harrowing tales were published in 20 languages , and were especially popular in Europe . Many of her principal characters , even if they had killed someone , escaped detection . characters , What were some major characters? 22 24 -1176 3 Her haunting , harrowing tales were published in 20 languages , and were especially popular in Europe . Many of her principal characters , even if they had killed someone , escaped detection . 20 languages , did it translate to asian languages? 8 11 -1176 4 " I rather like criminals and find them extremely interesting , unless they are monotonously and stupidly brutal , " she once said . monotonously How can a criminal be both stupid and boring with their brutality? 14 15 -1176 4 " I rather like criminals and find them extremely interesting , unless they are monotonously and stupidly brutal , " she once said . stupidly brutal , " how is this decided? 16 20 -1176 5 Highsmith ' s first novel , " Strangers on a Train , " appeared in 1950 , after being rejected by six publishers . Alfred Hitchcock made it into a movie the following year and it became a classic of suspense fiction rejected Which publisher ultimately published her work? 19 20 -1177 1 Security men blocked journalists of Serbia ' s sole independent daily from entering their offices Saturday in the authorities ' latest move to muzzle the media . Security men How many security men? 0 2 -1177 1 Security men blocked journalists of Serbia ' s sole independent daily from entering their offices Saturday in the authorities ' latest move to muzzle the media . Serbia ' s sole independent daily What is Serbia's sole independent daily? 5 11 -1177 2 Two women journalists were slightly injured in a spontaneous protest outside the building in central Belgrade . They were bruised when the 50 journalists , who blocked traffic , were forced aside by three cars bearing stickers of a Serbian paramilitary leader . Two women journalists Who are these two women journalists? 0 3 -1177 2 Two women journalists were slightly injured in a spontaneous protest outside the building in central Belgrade . They were bruised when the 50 journalists , who blocked traffic , were forced aside by three cars bearing stickers of a Serbian paramilitary leader . spontaneous protest How was it a spontaneous protest? 8 10 -1177 2 Two women journalists were slightly injured in a spontaneous protest outside the building in central Belgrade . They were bruised when the 50 journalists , who blocked traffic , were forced aside by three cars bearing stickers of a Serbian paramilitary leader . spontaneous protest What was the crux of the protest? 8 10 -1177 5 Late last year , the government of Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic used a legal loophole to deny the daily Borba approval for its 1991 transformation to a shareholding company . It formed a state - controlled enterprise under the same name . under the same name So could Nasa Borba change their name under the same loophole? 37 41 -1177 5 Late last year , the government of Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic used a legal loophole to deny the daily Borba approval for its 1991 transformation to a shareholding company . It formed a state - controlled enterprise under the same name . a state - controlled enterprise How does a state-controlled enterprise work? 32 37 -1177 5 Late last year , the government of Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic used a legal loophole to deny the daily Borba approval for its 1991 transformation to a shareholding company . It formed a state - controlled enterprise under the same name . used a legal loophole What sort of legality did the Milosevic government use to attain this end? 11 15 -1178 1 Germany and Russia secured places in the second round of the 1995 Davis Cup Saturday , while defending champion Sweden avoided elimination by winning its doubles match against Denmark . Davis Cup Saturday , What sport is the Davis Cup? 12 16 -1178 1 Germany and Russia secured places in the second round of the 1995 Davis Cup Saturday , while defending champion Sweden avoided elimination by winning its doubles match against Denmark . 1995 Davis Cup Saturday , What sport is this? 11 16 -1178 1 Germany and Russia secured places in the second round of the 1995 Davis Cup Saturday , while defending champion Sweden avoided elimination by winning its doubles match against Denmark . match Which sport is being talked about here? 26 27 -1178 1 Germany and Russia secured places in the second round of the 1995 Davis Cup Saturday , while defending champion Sweden avoided elimination by winning its doubles match against Denmark . Davis What sport is the Davis Cup? 12 13 -1178 2 Sweden , after losing both singles matches on Friday , rallied behind Jan Apell and Jonas Bjorkman , who lost the first set before posting a 6 - 7 ( 6 - 8 ) , 6 - 3 , 6 - 4 , 6 - 2 victory over Kenneth Carlsen and Morten Christensen . Kenneth Carlsen and Morten Christensen What country are they representing? 48 53 -1178 2 Sweden , after losing both singles matches on Friday , rallied behind Jan Apell and Jonas Bjorkman , who lost the first set before posting a 6 - 7 ( 6 - 8 ) , 6 - 3 , 6 - 4 , 6 - 2 victory over Kenneth Carlsen and Morten Christensen . Carlsen Which country is Kenneth Carlsen and Morten Christensen from? 49 50 -1178 3 Denmark , without a player ranked in the top 200 , can still pull off the upset if either Carlsen beats two - time Wimbledon champion Stefan Edberg or Frederik Fetterlein plays Bjorkman in Sunday ' s reverse singles on the indoor carpet at Copenhagen . pull off the upset if either How would the outcome of two singles matches influence the outcome from a doubles match? 13 19 -1178 3 Denmark , without a player ranked in the top 200 , can still pull off the upset if either Carlsen beats two - time Wimbledon champion Stefan Edberg or Frederik Fetterlein plays Bjorkman in Sunday ' s reverse singles on the indoor carpet at Copenhagen . in the top 200 , Why is 200 significant? 6 11 -1178 3 Denmark , without a player ranked in the top 200 , can still pull off the upset if either Carlsen beats two - time Wimbledon champion Stefan Edberg or Frederik Fetterlein plays Bjorkman in Sunday ' s reverse singles on the indoor carpet at Copenhagen . without Why is no player ranked in the top 200 but still be expected to pull off an upset? 2 3 -1178 3 Denmark , without a player ranked in the top 200 , can still pull off the upset if either Carlsen beats two - time Wimbledon champion Stefan Edberg or Frederik Fetterlein plays Bjorkman in Sunday ' s reverse singles on the indoor carpet at Copenhagen . reverse What is a reverse singles match? 37 38 -1178 4 The last defending champion nation to lose in the first round was the United States , eliminated by Australia after winning the title in 1992 . to lose in the first round Was this a doubles or singles match? 5 11 -1178 4 The last defending champion nation to lose in the first round was the United States , eliminated by Australia after winning the title in 1992 . 1992 So did the U.S. lose in 1993? 24 25 -1178 4 The last defending champion nation to lose in the first round was the United States , eliminated by Australia after winning the title in 1992 . eliminated How were they eliminated? 16 17 -1178 4 The last defending champion nation to lose in the first round was the United States , eliminated by Australia after winning the title in 1992 . United What were the scores for the United States team? 13 14 -1178 5 Russia , last year ' s runner - up , raced to an insurmountable 3 - 0 lead over Belgium at Antwerp , with Yevgeny Kafelnikov and Andrey Olhovskiy beating Libor Pimek and Filip Dewulf 2 - 6 , 7 - 5 , 7 - 5 , 6 - 3 . last year ' s runner - up , Who did they end up losing to? 2 10 -1178 5 Russia , last year ' s runner - up , raced to an insurmountable 3 - 0 lead over Belgium at Antwerp , with Yevgeny Kafelnikov and Andrey Olhovskiy beating Libor Pimek and Filip Dewulf 2 - 6 , 7 - 5 , 7 - 5 , 6 - 3 . insurmountable literally insurmountable or is this hyperbole? 13 14 -1178 5 Russia , last year ' s runner - up , raced to an insurmountable 3 - 0 lead over Belgium at Antwerp , with Yevgeny Kafelnikov and Andrey Olhovskiy beating Libor Pimek and Filip Dewulf 2 - 6 , 7 - 5 , 7 - 5 , 6 - 3 . beating How did they beat Libor and Filip - what made it an insurmountable lead? 29 30 -1178 5 Russia , last year ' s runner - up , raced to an insurmountable 3 - 0 lead over Belgium at Antwerp , with Yevgeny Kafelnikov and Andrey Olhovskiy beating Libor Pimek and Filip Dewulf 2 - 6 , 7 - 5 , 7 - 5 , 6 - 3 . runner - up , Who are the top five seeds for this event? 6 10 -1179 1 Polish lawmakers warned President Lech Walesa on Saturday they will take him to court if he tries to dissolve parliament to force new elections . if he tries to dissolve parliament What is the endgame of dissolving parliament? 14 20 -1179 1 Polish lawmakers warned President Lech Walesa on Saturday they will take him to court if he tries to dissolve parliament to force new elections . warned President Lech Walesa Why do they need to warn him? 2 6 -1179 1 Polish lawmakers warned President Lech Walesa on Saturday they will take him to court if he tries to dissolve parliament to force new elections . dissolve parliament Why does he want to dissolve parliament? 18 20 -1179 1 Polish lawmakers warned President Lech Walesa on Saturday they will take him to court if he tries to dissolve parliament to force new elections . force new elections Why does he want new election to be held? 21 24 -1179 1 Polish lawmakers warned President Lech Walesa on Saturday they will take him to court if he tries to dissolve parliament to force new elections . force new elections Why is President Lech Wales forcing new elections? 21 24 -1179 1 Polish lawmakers warned President Lech Walesa on Saturday they will take him to court if he tries to dissolve parliament to force new elections . dissolve parliament How does dissolving the parliament force new elections? 18 20 -1179 2 Walesa insists he has the authority to take such action , but the leftist - dominated parliament passed a resolution declaring it would be illegal . insists he has the authority Where does Walesa feel he derives his authority to do so? 1 6 -1179 2 Walesa insists he has the authority to take such action , but the leftist - dominated parliament passed a resolution declaring it would be illegal . Walesa insists he has the authority Why does he think he is so entitled? 0 6 -1179 2 Walesa insists he has the authority to take such action , but the leftist - dominated parliament passed a resolution declaring it would be illegal . passed a resolution declaring it would be illegal Would making this illegal be the best solution or is there another better solution? 17 25 -1179 2 Walesa insists he has the authority to take such action , but the leftist - dominated parliament passed a resolution declaring it would be illegal . insists he has the authority Why does Walesa insists he has the authority to take such action? 1 6 -1179 2 Walesa insists he has the authority to take such action , but the leftist - dominated parliament passed a resolution declaring it would be illegal . passed a resolution How does a passed resolution declare the President's authority illegal? 17 20 -1179 3 The resolution threatens to take Walesa before the state tribunal , a special court which determines whether politicians are acting within the constitution . resolution How was this resolution not already something stated in their laws as a form of checking the power of those in office? 1 2 -1179 4 It ' s unclear under Polish law whether the state tribunal has the power to oust Walesa from office or merely order him to comply with the constitution . has the power to oust Walesa At this point, wouldn't this form of government just lead to a dictatorship because there is no way to keep the power of those in office in check? 11 17 -1179 5 Walesa , the former head of the Solidarity labor union which toppled the Communist regime in 1989 , has been on a collision course with parliament and Prime Minister Waldemar Pawlak over economic and foreign policies . economic and foreign policies What types of policies have caused friction between Solidarity and the PM? 32 36 -1179 5 Walesa , the former head of the Solidarity labor union which toppled the Communist regime in 1989 , has been on a collision course with parliament and Prime Minister Waldemar Pawlak over economic and foreign policies . collision course So, was being brought to court inevitable for Walesa since it seems like a lot of people don't agree with how he wants to run things? 22 24 -1180 1 William Gladstone remains one of the great philosophers of English politics , matched as he was with his Conservative Party opponent Benjamin Disraeli during much of Queen Victoria ' s 1800s . Now his diaries are finally available , lending more depth to his personality . philosophers of English politics , what made him so great? what did he research? 7 12 -1180 1 William Gladstone remains one of the great philosophers of English politics , matched as he was with his Conservative Party opponent Benjamin Disraeli during much of Queen Victoria ' s 1800s . Now his diaries are finally available , lending more depth to his personality . remains one of the great philosophers Why was he a great philosopher? 2 8 -1180 1 William Gladstone remains one of the great philosophers of English politics , matched as he was with his Conservative Party opponent Benjamin Disraeli during much of Queen Victoria ' s 1800s . Now his diaries are finally available , lending more depth to his personality . great Why is William Gladstone considered a great philosopher? 6 7 -1180 1 William Gladstone remains one of the great philosophers of English politics , matched as he was with his Conservative Party opponent Benjamin Disraeli during much of Queen Victoria ' s 1800s . Now his diaries are finally available , lending more depth to his personality . personality What do his diaries tell us about William Gladstone? 44 45 -1180 2 OXFORD , England ( AP ) - - The great work is done . The diaries of William Ewart Gladstone , the greatest of Victorian statesmen , are in print in 14 thick volumes after more than a quarter - century of editing and research . 14 how did one person write fourteen volumes as a diary? 31 32 -1180 2 OXFORD , England ( AP ) - - The great work is done . The diaries of William Ewart Gladstone , the greatest of Victorian statesmen , are in print in 14 thick volumes after more than a quarter - century of editing and research . quarter - century of editing and research . Why did the editing process take so long? 38 46 -1180 3 Four times prime minister , the charismatic leader of the Liberal Party gave up politics when he was 84 years old . He died four years later , in 1898 , and is buried in Westminster Abbey . Four times prime minister , how was he elected prime minister 4 times? 0 5 -1180 3 Four times prime minister , the charismatic leader of the Liberal Party gave up politics when he was 84 years old . He died four years later , in 1898 , and is buried in Westminster Abbey . gave up politics Why did he give up on politics? 12 15 -1180 3 Four times prime minister , the charismatic leader of the Liberal Party gave up politics when he was 84 years old . He died four years later , in 1898 , and is buried in Westminster Abbey . charismatic What made him so charismatic? 6 7 -1180 3 Four times prime minister , the charismatic leader of the Liberal Party gave up politics when he was 84 years old . He died four years later , in 1898 , and is buried in Westminster Abbey . politics Why did he give up politics after so long? 14 15 -1180 4 Huge crowds flocked to see and hear the Grand Old Man and he can still be heard . He was the first European politician to speak on Thomas Edison ' s phonograph . Huge crowds flocked to what was so important about what he had to say? 0 4 -1180 4 Huge crowds flocked to see and hear the Grand Old Man and he can still be heard . He was the first European politician to speak on Thomas Edison ' s phonograph . heard How can he still be heard if he is dead? 16 17 -1180 4 Huge crowds flocked to see and hear the Grand Old Man and he can still be heard . He was the first European politician to speak on Thomas Edison ' s phonograph . phonograph What did he say on the phonograph? 31 32 -1180 5 His diaries from age 16 to 86 contain 23 , 500 entries , brief and primarily a record of meetings , churchgoing and reading . 16 to 86 contain 23 , 500 entries , how did he write so much? 4 13 -1180 5 His diaries from age 16 to 86 contain 23 , 500 entries , brief and primarily a record of meetings , churchgoing and reading . brief and primarily a record of meetings , Why were his entries typically so brief? 13 21 -1180 5 His diaries from age 16 to 86 contain 23 , 500 entries , brief and primarily a record of meetings , churchgoing and reading . record of meetings , churchgoing and reading Why did he record all of these; for what purpose? 17 24 -1181 1 A delegation of U . S . State Department officials left North Korea Saturday after talks on exchanging liaison offices with the isolated communist state , the North ' s official media reported . exchanging Why are they exchanging liaison offices? 17 18 -1181 1 A delegation of U . S . State Department officials left North Korea Saturday after talks on exchanging liaison offices with the isolated communist state , the North ' s official media reported . delegation Why was the delegation meeting felt necessary? 1 2 -1181 1 A delegation of U . S . State Department officials left North Korea Saturday after talks on exchanging liaison offices with the isolated communist state , the North ' s official media reported . A delegation Who is this person? 0 2 -1181 1 A delegation of U . S . State Department officials left North Korea Saturday after talks on exchanging liaison offices with the isolated communist state , the North ' s official media reported . talks How many, and which, countries were part of these talks? 15 16 -1181 2 The exchange of offices is part of the Oct . 21 U . S . - North Korea deal in which the North agreed to freeze its nuclear program in exchange for economic aid and limited diplomatic ties . deal What made North Korea need to come to an impasse where they needed assistance? 18 19 -1181 2 The exchange of offices is part of the Oct . 21 U . S . - North Korea deal in which the North agreed to freeze its nuclear program in exchange for economic aid and limited diplomatic ties . diplomatic What were the diplomatic ties they requested to limit? 36 37 -1181 2 The exchange of offices is part of the Oct . 21 U . S . - North Korea deal in which the North agreed to freeze its nuclear program in exchange for economic aid and limited diplomatic ties . economic What type of economic aid has the U.S. agreed to provide North Korea? 32 33 -1181 3 During their five - day visit to Pyongyang , the North ' s capital , the U . S . officials looked at possible site for the American office . site Where is the possible site located? 24 25 -1181 3 During their five - day visit to Pyongyang , the North ' s capital , the U . S . officials looked at possible site for the American office . site How is the US scouting sites when North Korea wants to limit diplomatic ties? 24 25 -1181 3 During their five - day visit to Pyongyang , the North ' s capital , the U . S . officials looked at possible site for the American office . visit Was the US not accompanied during their visit if they were able to visit sites for an office? 5 6 -1181 3 During their five - day visit to Pyongyang , the North ' s capital , the U . S . officials looked at possible site for the American office . office Did the American office ever get built? 28 29 -1181 4 Pyongyang ' s official Korea Central News Agency did not provide further details in its one - sentence dispatch monitored Sunday . dispatch What is a dispatch in terms to the Koreas? Is this an announcement to the public? 18 19 -1181 4 Pyongyang ' s official Korea Central News Agency did not provide further details in its one - sentence dispatch monitored Sunday . monitored Who monitored the dispatch? 19 20 -1181 4 Pyongyang ' s official Korea Central News Agency did not provide further details in its one - sentence dispatch monitored Sunday . one - sentence What did the one-sentence say? 15 18 -1181 5 Liaison offices would be the first step toward normalizing relations . The United States fought in the 1950 - 53 Korean War on South Korea ' s side . normalizing relations Why would this help to normalize relations? 8 10 -1182 1 A former World War II guerrilla who later served as foreign secretary wants the name of the late President Ferdinand Marcos removed from the list of Filipino war heroes . removed from the list of Filipino war heroes Why does he want Marcos name removed? 21 29 -1182 1 A former World War II guerrilla who later served as foreign secretary wants the name of the late President Ferdinand Marcos removed from the list of Filipino war heroes . former World War II guerrilla Who is the former World War II guerrilla? 1 6 -1182 1 A former World War II guerrilla who later served as foreign secretary wants the name of the late President Ferdinand Marcos removed from the list of Filipino war heroes . Marcos removed from the list Why do he wants Marcos removed from the list of Filipino war heroes? 20 25 -1182 1 A former World War II guerrilla who later served as foreign secretary wants the name of the late President Ferdinand Marcos removed from the list of Filipino war heroes . foreign secretary Who is the foreign secretary? 10 12 -1182 1 A former World War II guerrilla who later served as foreign secretary wants the name of the late President Ferdinand Marcos removed from the list of Filipino war heroes . removed from the list Why is this person wanting the President's name removed from the list? 21 25 -1182 1 A former World War II guerrilla who later served as foreign secretary wants the name of the late President Ferdinand Marcos removed from the list of Filipino war heroes . removed Why does he want the late President's name removed? 21 22 -1182 2 Marcos ' name is among those inscribed at Fort Santiago as having been among thousands of Filipinos jailed in the 16th Century Spanish fort by the Japanese during the war . jailed in the 16th Century Spanish fort Why were these people jailed? 17 24 -1182 2 Marcos ' name is among those inscribed at Fort Santiago as having been among thousands of Filipinos jailed in the 16th Century Spanish fort by the Japanese during the war . thousands of Filipinos jailed Why were they jailed? 14 18 -1182 2 Marcos ' name is among those inscribed at Fort Santiago as having been among thousands of Filipinos jailed in the 16th Century Spanish fort by the Japanese during the war . by the Japanese during the war . Why was he jailed by the Japanese? 24 31 -1182 2 Marcos ' name is among those inscribed at Fort Santiago as having been among thousands of Filipinos jailed in the 16th Century Spanish fort by the Japanese during the war . jailed Does this former World War II guerrilla claim that this was not true? 17 18 -1182 3 " For the sake of history , for the sake of our youth , and for the sake of our future , we should now go review the records and remove the fake heroes from our lists , " former Foreign Secretary Raul Manglapus , who was also jailed at Fort Santiago , asked the National Historical Institute on Saturday . remove the fake heroes How will they determine which people are fake? 30 34 -1182 3 " For the sake of history , for the sake of our youth , and for the sake of our future , we should now go review the records and remove the fake heroes from our lists , " former Foreign Secretary Raul Manglapus , who was also jailed at Fort Santiago , asked the National Historical Institute on Saturday . jailed Is Manglapus claiming that Marcos was not among the thousands jailed at Fort Santiago? 48 49 -1182 4 Manglapus claimed neither he nor any other former guerrilla had actually seen Marcos at Fort Santiago . Marcos said he was held there soon after the April 1942 fall of Bataan but escaped . escaped How did Marcos escape? 32 33 -1182 4 Manglapus claimed neither he nor any other former guerrilla had actually seen Marcos at Fort Santiago . Marcos said he was held there soon after the April 1942 fall of Bataan but escaped . claimed neither he nor any other former guerrilla How accurate is this as a source of information? 1 9 -1182 4 Manglapus claimed neither he nor any other former guerrilla had actually seen Marcos at Fort Santiago . Marcos said he was held there soon after the April 1942 fall of Bataan but escaped . escaped Did anybody escape with him and can verify his statement? 32 33 -1182 5 " The former president was never seen in these ( Fort Santiago ) premises by any of the detainees , " Manglapus said . detainees , " How many of the detainees are still alive and can verify this? 18 21 -1183 1 Vietnam and the Philippines signed an agreement Sunday for the orderly repatriation of Vietnamese who fled their homeland but cannot qualify for political refugee status abroad . political refugee status Why weren't they able to qualify for political refugee status? 22 25 -1183 1 Vietnam and the Philippines signed an agreement Sunday for the orderly repatriation of Vietnamese who fled their homeland but cannot qualify for political refugee status abroad . cannot qualify for political refugee status Why were they unable to qualify in other countries? 19 25 -1183 1 Vietnam and the Philippines signed an agreement Sunday for the orderly repatriation of Vietnamese who fled their homeland but cannot qualify for political refugee status abroad . Sunday what date? 7 8 -1183 1 Vietnam and the Philippines signed an agreement Sunday for the orderly repatriation of Vietnamese who fled their homeland but cannot qualify for political refugee status abroad . cannot qualify why can't they qualify? 19 21 -1183 1 Vietnam and the Philippines signed an agreement Sunday for the orderly repatriation of Vietnamese who fled their homeland but cannot qualify for political refugee status abroad . an agreement What is the agreement for? 5 7 -1183 1 Vietnam and the Philippines signed an agreement Sunday for the orderly repatriation of Vietnamese who fled their homeland but cannot qualify for political refugee status abroad . fled their homeland Why did the Vietnamese flee their homeland? 15 18 -1183 1 Vietnam and the Philippines signed an agreement Sunday for the orderly repatriation of Vietnamese who fled their homeland but cannot qualify for political refugee status abroad . cannot qualify Why can they not qualify? 19 21 -1183 2 Vietnamese Foreign Minister Nguyen Manh Cam and Philippine Foreign Secretary Roberto Romulo also signed a mutual cooperation agreement and both called on all countries to refrain from acts that would disturb the peace in the South China Sea . acts that would disturb the peace What are the acts that would disturb peace? 27 33 -1183 2 Vietnamese Foreign Minister Nguyen Manh Cam and Philippine Foreign Secretary Roberto Romulo also signed a mutual cooperation agreement and both called on all countries to refrain from acts that would disturb the peace in the South China Sea . acts what kind of acts? 27 28 -1183 2 Vietnamese Foreign Minister Nguyen Manh Cam and Philippine Foreign Secretary Roberto Romulo also signed a mutual cooperation agreement and both called on all countries to refrain from acts that would disturb the peace in the South China Sea . signed a mutual cooperation agreement What was the main focus of this agreement? 13 18 -1183 2 Vietnamese Foreign Minister Nguyen Manh Cam and Philippine Foreign Secretary Roberto Romulo also signed a mutual cooperation agreement and both called on all countries to refrain from acts that would disturb the peace in the South China Sea . refrain from acts Refrain from what kind of acts? 25 28 -1183 2 Vietnamese Foreign Minister Nguyen Manh Cam and Philippine Foreign Secretary Roberto Romulo also signed a mutual cooperation agreement and both called on all countries to refrain from acts that would disturb the peace in the South China Sea . disturb the peace Why do they want to disturb the peace? 30 33 -1183 3 The orderly repatriation agreement , also signed by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees , seeks to deal with Vietnamese " boat people " who sailed to the Philippines but cannot qualify for settlement in the United States , Canada or other countries . cannot qualify for settlement Why didn't they qualify for settlement in those countries? 31 35 -1183 3 The orderly repatriation agreement , also signed by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees , seeks to deal with Vietnamese " boat people " who sailed to the Philippines but cannot qualify for settlement in the United States , Canada or other countries . to deal with How do they plan on dealing with those people? 17 20 -1183 3 The orderly repatriation agreement , also signed by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees , seeks to deal with Vietnamese " boat people " who sailed to the Philippines but cannot qualify for settlement in the United States , Canada or other countries . " boat people " Why are the dubbed as \"boat people\"? 21 25 -1183 3 The orderly repatriation agreement , also signed by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees , seeks to deal with Vietnamese " boat people " who sailed to the Philippines but cannot qualify for settlement in the United States , Canada or other countries . sailed to the Philippines Why did they sail to the Philippines? 26 30 -1183 4 A joint statement of the three parties said the arrangement was in line with the " comprehensive plan of action " adopted by the Internatinal Conference on Indochinese Refugees . It requires the repatriation of asylum seekers who cannot show they face persecution in their homeland . joint statement of the three parties Why did these parties feel the need to cooperate for this statement? 1 7 -1183 4 A joint statement of the three parties said the arrangement was in line with the " comprehensive plan of action " adopted by the Internatinal Conference on Indochinese Refugees . It requires the repatriation of asylum seekers who cannot show they face persecution in their homeland . face persecution in their homeland What types of persecution were being faced by these refugees? 41 46 -1183 4 A joint statement of the three parties said the arrangement was in line with the " comprehensive plan of action " adopted by the Internatinal Conference on Indochinese Refugees . It requires the repatriation of asylum seekers who cannot show they face persecution in their homeland . was in line What do they mean when they say \"in line\"? 10 13 -1183 4 A joint statement of the three parties said the arrangement was in line with the " comprehensive plan of action " adopted by the Internatinal Conference on Indochinese Refugees . It requires the repatriation of asylum seekers who cannot show they face persecution in their homeland . " comprehensive plan of action " What is this comprehensive plan of action? 15 21 -1183 4 A joint statement of the three parties said the arrangement was in line with the " comprehensive plan of action " adopted by the Internatinal Conference on Indochinese Refugees . It requires the repatriation of asylum seekers who cannot show they face persecution in their homeland . face persecution How do they face persecution? 41 43 -1183 5 The joint statement said 2 , 800 " non - refugees " now are housed at the Philippine First Asylum Camp in Palawan , 370 miles ( 592 kilometers ) southwest of Manila . are housed What type of housing was provided? 13 15 -1184 1 Sitting on a thin mattress with a blanket wrapped around her shoulders , Mitsue Takami , 74 , says life isn ' t bad in a chilly elementary school classroom . Volunteers fetch her medicine at a nearby hospital , and a fellow quake survivor brings her box lunches . elementary school classroom Why is she in an elementary school classroom? 27 30 -1184 1 Sitting on a thin mattress with a blanket wrapped around her shoulders , Mitsue Takami , 74 , says life isn ' t bad in a chilly elementary school classroom . Volunteers fetch her medicine at a nearby hospital , and a fellow quake survivor brings her box lunches . quake Where was this earthquake? 43 44 -1184 1 Sitting on a thin mattress with a blanket wrapped around her shoulders , Mitsue Takami , 74 , says life isn ' t bad in a chilly elementary school classroom . Volunteers fetch her medicine at a nearby hospital , and a fellow quake survivor brings her box lunches . quake What is the quake? 43 44 -1184 1 Sitting on a thin mattress with a blanket wrapped around her shoulders , Mitsue Takami , 74 , says life isn ' t bad in a chilly elementary school classroom . Volunteers fetch her medicine at a nearby hospital , and a fellow quake survivor brings her box lunches . quake survivor What earthquake did she survive? 43 45 -1184 2 Since the earthquake that devastated Kobe threw her from her bed Jan . 17 and destroyed her house , Takami has been living at the Motoyama No . 3 Elementary School , sharing a room with a handful of elderly evacuees . earthquake that devastated Kobe How many people were injured or killed in this earthquake? 2 6 -1184 2 Since the earthquake that devastated Kobe threw her from her bed Jan . 17 and destroyed her house , Takami has been living at the Motoyama No . 3 Elementary School , sharing a room with a handful of elderly evacuees . elderly evacuees Where have they been evacuated from? 39 41 -1184 2 Since the earthquake that devastated Kobe threw her from her bed Jan . 17 and destroyed her house , Takami has been living at the Motoyama No . 3 Elementary School , sharing a room with a handful of elderly evacuees . handful of elderly evacuees How many elderly evacuees are being housed in schools and other public buildings? 37 41 -1184 3 A childless widow who suffers from hardening of the arteries , Takami is one of the thousands of seniors living in drafty shelters , depending on volunteers and makeshift clinics to help with their aches and pains . drafty shelters , What are these shelters like? 21 24 -1184 3 A childless widow who suffers from hardening of the arteries , Takami is one of the thousands of seniors living in drafty shelters , depending on volunteers and makeshift clinics to help with their aches and pains . volunteers Are there enough volunteers to cover the needs of evacuees? 26 27 -1184 4 Like many , she is waiting for her name to come up in the lottery for government - built housing . The elderly , sick and families with children are being given priority , but applications far outnumber available units . lottery Why is it a lottery system to determine who gets government housing? Did they consider any other systems before deciding on this one? 14 15 -1184 4 Like many , she is waiting for her name to come up in the lottery for government - built housing . The elderly , sick and families with children are being given priority , but applications far outnumber available units . outnumber available units Why are so few units available? 37 40 -1184 4 Like many , she is waiting for her name to come up in the lottery for government - built housing . The elderly , sick and families with children are being given priority , but applications far outnumber available units . lottery Is the availability of government-built housing insufficient for the need? 14 15 -1184 5 Seven survivors are crowded into her small classroom . There ' s no heating or running water . Portable bathrooms are lined up outside in the school yard . But she ' s not complaining . Seven survivors was there a decision made as to how many survivors should inhabit a classroom? 0 2 -1184 5 Seven survivors are crowded into her small classroom . There ' s no heating or running water . Portable bathrooms are lined up outside in the school yard . But she ' s not complaining . But she ' s not complaining Why isn't she complaining? 29 35 -1184 5 Seven survivors are crowded into her small classroom . There ' s no heating or running water . Portable bathrooms are lined up outside in the school yard . But she ' s not complaining . There ' s no heating or running water Why are there no facilities? 9 17 -1184 5 Seven survivors are crowded into her small classroom . There ' s no heating or running water . Portable bathrooms are lined up outside in the school yard . But she ' s not complaining . no heating or running water How do they keep the elderly evacuees healthy and well without heat or running water? 12 17 -1185 1 Flood refugees poured back into their precarious polder life Sunday , grateful their centuries - old dams held and glad to see their homes above water . Flood refugees From where? 0 2 -1185 1 Flood refugees poured back into their precarious polder life Sunday , grateful their centuries - old dams held and glad to see their homes above water . Flood refugees Where were these flood refugees located? 0 2 -1185 1 Flood refugees poured back into their precarious polder life Sunday , grateful their centuries - old dams held and glad to see their homes above water . centuries - old dams Why were the dams so old? 13 17 -1185 1 Flood refugees poured back into their precarious polder life Sunday , grateful their centuries - old dams held and glad to see their homes above water . Flood refugees What is a Flood Refugee? 0 2 -1185 1 Flood refugees poured back into their precarious polder life Sunday , grateful their centuries - old dams held and glad to see their homes above water . water Where are the Refugees located that they have experienced a flood? Who are they? 25 26 -1185 2 " You just feel powerless and scared of the water . It was really frightening , " said Klaas van Dee , who owns a woodcutting business in the village of Echteld near here . powerless Does he mean powerless within himself or his business? how serious is the issue? 4 5 -1185 4 Sunday virtually all the rest of the 250 , 000 refugees from the flooding in the southeastern part of the nation were given the go ahead to return to their homes from evacuation centers and makeshift accommodations . part of the nation Which nation? 17 21 -1185 4 Sunday virtually all the rest of the 250 , 000 refugees from the flooding in the southeastern part of the nation were given the go ahead to return to their homes from evacuation centers and makeshift accommodations . flooding in the southeastern part of the nation How long did the flooding in the Netherlands last? 13 21 -1185 4 Sunday virtually all the rest of the 250 , 000 refugees from the flooding in the southeastern part of the nation were given the go ahead to return to their homes from evacuation centers and makeshift accommodations . evacuation what happened to make them have to evacuate ? 32 33 -1185 5 About 70 , 000 had been allowed to go home in previous days . allowed to go home in previous days Why were some people allowed to go home before others? 6 13 -1186 1 Two separate road accidents in southern and central India on Sunday left at least 32 persons dead and 37 injured , news agencies reported . Two Did these accidents involve vehicles only? 0 1 -1186 1 Two separate road accidents in southern and central India on Sunday left at least 32 persons dead and 37 injured , news agencies reported . Two separate road accidents Was there a condition that led to the two accidents? 0 4 -1186 1 Two separate road accidents in southern and central India on Sunday left at least 32 persons dead and 37 injured , news agencies reported . 32 persons dead and 37 injured , Who were these people? 14 21 -1186 2 The accidents highlighted the poor condition of roads , the crowded buses , inadequate public transport and lax enforcement of safety standards across India . standards How long has this been an issue? 21 22 -1186 2 The accidents highlighted the poor condition of roads , the crowded buses , inadequate public transport and lax enforcement of safety standards across India . lax enforcement of safety standards Why are safety standards so haphazardly applied? 17 22 -1186 2 The accidents highlighted the poor condition of roads , the crowded buses , inadequate public transport and lax enforcement of safety standards across India . safety standards Who controls the safety standards? 20 22 -1186 3 A minibus packed with a family returning from a marriage collided with an oil tanker near the central Indian town of Aurangabad , killing at least 18 persons and injuring 12 , Press Trust of India reported quoting police and government officials . collided Was the road too narrow for both vehicles to fit? 10 11 -1186 5 Fourteen persons , including five women , were killed and 25 villagers were injured when the trucks collided , it said . collided , How did the two trucks collide and who was at fault? 17 19 -1187 1 Talks to resolve a border dispute between Peru and Ecuador resumed Sunday amid reports that troops from the two sides had clashed again . border dispute Why is there a border dispute? 4 6 -1187 1 Talks to resolve a border dispute between Peru and Ecuador resumed Sunday amid reports that troops from the two sides had clashed again . border dispute What has caused the border dispute? 4 6 -1187 1 Talks to resolve a border dispute between Peru and Ecuador resumed Sunday amid reports that troops from the two sides had clashed again . the two sides had clashed again . How did the two sides clash? 17 24 -1187 1 Talks to resolve a border dispute between Peru and Ecuador resumed Sunday amid reports that troops from the two sides had clashed again . clashed again How did the two sides clashed again? 21 23 -1187 2 The skirmishes occurred Saturday in the jungled mountains along the border 220 miles ( 350 kms ) southeast of Quito , Ecuadorean officials said . in the jungled mountains How do the fighting sides manage to fight along mountainsides? 4 8 -1187 2 The skirmishes occurred Saturday in the jungled mountains along the border 220 miles ( 350 kms ) southeast of Quito , Ecuadorean officials said . skirmishes What skirmishes occurred on Saturday? 1 2 -1187 3 They described the clashes as of " lower intensity " than previous fighting and said they had no information on casualties . previous fighting How much fighting has there been? 11 13 -1187 3 They described the clashes as of " lower intensity " than previous fighting and said they had no information on casualties . clashes What are these clashes? 3 4 -1187 4 Peruvian officials had no comment on the reports . Peru sent soldiers experienced in fighting Maoist guerrillas to the disputed region last week . Peruvian officials had no comment on the reports Why didn't they have any commentary? 0 8 -1187 4 Peruvian officials had no comment on the reports . Peru sent soldiers experienced in fighting Maoist guerrillas to the disputed region last week . Maoist guerrillas Who are Maoist guerrillas? What are they fighting for? 15 17 -1187 4 Peruvian officials had no comment on the reports . Peru sent soldiers experienced in fighting Maoist guerrillas to the disputed region last week . soldiers experienced in fighting Why did Peru sent soldiers experienced in fighting Maoist guerrillas? 11 15 -1187 5 The attacks came a day after negotiators from Peru and Ecuador , meeting in Brazil , announced they had reached agreement in principle to end the 10 - day border conflict and set up a demilitarized zone . The agreement was contingent on the presidents of both nations giving final approval to the details . giving final approval Did they give approval? 48 51 -1188 1 Israel ' s Cabinet voted Sunday to cancel an unpopular capital gains tax , in a move aimed at bolstering the sagging stock market and restoring confidence in the economy . an unpopular capital gains tax , Why was the tax unpopular, and among whom? 8 14 -1188 1 Israel ' s Cabinet voted Sunday to cancel an unpopular capital gains tax , in a move aimed at bolstering the sagging stock market and restoring confidence in the economy . unpopular Why was it unpopular? 9 10 -1188 1 Israel ' s Cabinet voted Sunday to cancel an unpopular capital gains tax , in a move aimed at bolstering the sagging stock market and restoring confidence in the economy . Israel ' s Cabinet Who are the Israel's Cabinet? 0 4 -1188 1 Israel ' s Cabinet voted Sunday to cancel an unpopular capital gains tax , in a move aimed at bolstering the sagging stock market and restoring confidence in the economy . unpopular capital gains tax , What is an unpopular capital gains tax? 9 14 -1188 2 The tax on stock market profits , which was to go into effect Jan . 1 but had not been implemented , was cancelled by a vote of 13 - 2 , said government secretary Shmuel Hollander . The tax on stock market profits , Why had the tax been planned? 0 7 -1188 3 Politically , the flip - flops have eroded Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin ' s credibility at a crucial juncture in the peace process with the Arabs and at a time of declining popularity over continuing terrorism . flip - flops What have they flipped back and forth on? 3 6 -1188 4 The tax was widely blamed for worsening a collapse of the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange , which lost about 40 percent of its value in the past year . Since reports last week that the tax would be cancelled , the market rose 12 percent . collapse What had caused the original collapse? 8 9 -1188 4 The tax was widely blamed for worsening a collapse of the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange , which lost about 40 percent of its value in the past year . Since reports last week that the tax would be cancelled , the market rose 12 percent . tax was widely blamed Why is tax widely blamed? 1 5 -1188 5 On Sunday , however , the Mishtanim Index fell 3 . 6 percent , closing at 166 . 83 . fell Was it really the tax then that caused the earlier decline? 8 9 -1189 1 Bosnian Croats and Muslims agreed Sunday to binding arbitration to settle disputes in their federation . settle disputes How did their disputes started? 10 12 -1189 1 Bosnian Croats and Muslims agreed Sunday to binding arbitration to settle disputes in their federation . settle disputes in their federation What are the disputes about? 10 15 -1189 2 U . S . Assistant Secretary of State Richard Holbrooke , who chaired a meeting of the two sides with international mediators , said Washington was pleased by the decision . pleased by the decision Why are they pleased by the decision? 26 30 -1189 2 U . S . Assistant Secretary of State Richard Holbrooke , who chaired a meeting of the two sides with international mediators , said Washington was pleased by the decision . Washington was pleased by the decision What was the decision? 24 30 -1189 2 U . S . Assistant Secretary of State Richard Holbrooke , who chaired a meeting of the two sides with international mediators , said Washington was pleased by the decision . meeting of the two sides What was the meeting about? 14 19 -1189 3 Binding arbitration was part of a nine - point plan to support the federation . Although the Bosnian Croats and Muslims are no longer fighting each other , they have made little progress toward a military and political union since Washington brokered the federation last March . made little progress Why had progress drawn to a near-standstill? 30 33 -1189 3 Binding arbitration was part of a nine - point plan to support the federation . Although the Bosnian Croats and Muslims are no longer fighting each other , they have made little progress toward a military and political union since Washington brokered the federation last March . nine - point plan to support the federation What are the nine-point plan to support the federation? 6 14 -1189 3 Binding arbitration was part of a nine - point plan to support the federation . Although the Bosnian Croats and Muslims are no longer fighting each other , they have made little progress toward a military and political union since Washington brokered the federation last March . have made little progress Why have they made little progress? 29 33 -1189 5 The agreement , which had not been hinted at in advance , came as the United States and other countries were increasingly worried that wider warfare may break out in Bosnia this spring . wider warfare may break out in Bosnia What would have been the reason that led to increased fighting? 24 31 -1189 5 The agreement , which had not been hinted at in advance , came as the United States and other countries were increasingly worried that wider warfare may break out in Bosnia this spring . had not been hinted at in advance , Why was it not hinted in advance? 4 12 -1189 5 The agreement , which had not been hinted at in advance , came as the United States and other countries were increasingly worried that wider warfare may break out in Bosnia this spring . countries were increasingly worried Why were the United States and other countries worried? 19 23 -1190 1 Seven of the world ' s top players will battle for supremacy on the hard courts of the Aviation Club at the dlrs 1 million Dubai Tennis Open beginning Monday . Seven Which seven? 0 1 -1190 1 Seven of the world ' s top players will battle for supremacy on the hard courts of the Aviation Club at the dlrs 1 million Dubai Tennis Open beginning Monday . players Which players will be competing? 7 8 -1190 1 Seven of the world ' s top players will battle for supremacy on the hard courts of the Aviation Club at the dlrs 1 million Dubai Tennis Open beginning Monday . hard Are there other types of tennis courts beside hard courts? 14 15 -1190 2 This third tournament , to run to Feb . 12 , has attracted Wimbledon finalist and world No . 5 Goran Ivanisevic of Croatia , seeded No . 2 , with world No . 4 and French Open champion Sergi Bruguera as top seed . third tournament , What happened at the first two tournaments? 1 4 -1190 2 This third tournament , to run to Feb . 12 , has attracted Wimbledon finalist and world No . 5 Goran Ivanisevic of Croatia , seeded No . 2 , with world No . 4 and French Open champion Sergi Bruguera as top seed . finalist Is this event focused on men's tennis only? 14 15 -1190 4 With two other victories in Gstaad and Prague , Bruguera earned his No . 4 ranking , making him the first Spaniard since the legendary Manuel Orantes in 1976 to finish in the top 10 for two consecutive years . first Spaniard Anyone can play in these events? 20 22 -1190 4 With two other victories in Gstaad and Prague , Bruguera earned his No . 4 ranking , making him the first Spaniard since the legendary Manuel Orantes in 1976 to finish in the top 10 for two consecutive years . the legendary What made Manuel Orantes legendary? 23 25 -1190 4 With two other victories in Gstaad and Prague , Bruguera earned his No . 4 ranking , making him the first Spaniard since the legendary Manuel Orantes in 1976 to finish in the top 10 for two consecutive years . legendary Why is he legendary? 24 25 -1190 4 With two other victories in Gstaad and Prague , Bruguera earned his No . 4 ranking , making him the first Spaniard since the legendary Manuel Orantes in 1976 to finish in the top 10 for two consecutive years . victories How many events are in this series? 3 4 -1190 5 Fiercely patriotic , the 23 - year - old Ivanisevic makes his debut with 63 wins and over dlrs 2 million in prize money . debut Why didn't he enter in this before? 12 13 -1190 5 Fiercely patriotic , the 23 - year - old Ivanisevic makes his debut with 63 wins and over dlrs 2 million in prize money . patriotic , What makes him so patriotic? 1 3 -1191 1 Cease - fire talks on the border conflict between Peru and Ecuador broke up Sunday without agreement . border conflict What is the conflict regarding? 6 8 -1191 1 Cease - fire talks on the border conflict between Peru and Ecuador broke up Sunday without agreement . broke up What lead to this? 12 14 -1191 1 Cease - fire talks on the border conflict between Peru and Ecuador broke up Sunday without agreement . agreement What were the terms to reach an agreement? 16 17 -1191 1 Cease - fire talks on the border conflict between Peru and Ecuador broke up Sunday without agreement . broke up Sunday without agreement Why was there no agreement between the sides? 12 17 -1191 1 Cease - fire talks on the border conflict between Peru and Ecuador broke up Sunday without agreement . Cease - fire Why are the two countries fighting? 0 3 -1191 1 Cease - fire talks on the border conflict between Peru and Ecuador broke up Sunday without agreement . border conflict How long has this conflict been active? 6 8 -1191 1 Cease - fire talks on the border conflict between Peru and Ecuador broke up Sunday without agreement . without agreement Why can't the two countries agree? 15 17 -1191 1 Cease - fire talks on the border conflict between Peru and Ecuador broke up Sunday without agreement . without agreement What was the hope that they'd agree upon? 15 17 -1191 2 The mediators in the conflict - - representatives of Argentina , Brazil , Chile and the United States - - were heading back to their capitals to continue working on a cease - fire from there , negotiators said as the talks disbanded . mediators Why were they chosen as mediators? 1 2 -1191 2 The mediators in the conflict - - representatives of Argentina , Brazil , Chile and the United States - - were heading back to their capitals to continue working on a cease - fire from there , negotiators said as the talks disbanded . mediators Who are the mediators? 1 2 -1191 2 The mediators in the conflict - - representatives of Argentina , Brazil , Chile and the United States - - were heading back to their capitals to continue working on a cease - fire from there , negotiators said as the talks disbanded . working What does this work entail? 28 29 -1191 2 The mediators in the conflict - - representatives of Argentina , Brazil , Chile and the United States - - were heading back to their capitals to continue working on a cease - fire from there , negotiators said as the talks disbanded . disbanded Why did they disband? 42 43 -1191 3 " I prefer not to think of the talks as a failure but rather as a preparation for more complete understanding and what we all hope will be a cease - fire and a permanent peace , " said Sebastiao de Rego Barros , Brazil ' s acting foreign minister and chairman of the talks . complete understanding What was vague about the conflict? 19 21 -1191 3 " I prefer not to think of the talks as a failure but rather as a preparation for more complete understanding and what we all hope will be a cease - fire and a permanent peace , " said Sebastiao de Rego Barros , Brazil ' s acting foreign minister and chairman of the talks . chairman Why is he the chairman? 51 52 -1191 3 " I prefer not to think of the talks as a failure but rather as a preparation for more complete understanding and what we all hope will be a cease - fire and a permanent peace , " said Sebastiao de Rego Barros , Brazil ' s acting foreign minister and chairman of the talks . understanding What needs to be understood? 20 21 -1191 4 In a two - page statement issued at a final news conference , the mediators said the talks were ending because it was taking too long for Ecuador and Peru to consult their capitals . taking too long What is an appropriate length of time? 23 26 -1191 4 In a two - page statement issued at a final news conference , the mediators said the talks were ending because it was taking too long for Ecuador and Peru to consult their capitals . consult Why didn't they have decision makers in the mediation? 31 32 -1191 4 In a two - page statement issued at a final news conference , the mediators said the talks were ending because it was taking too long for Ecuador and Peru to consult their capitals . Ecuador and Peru to consult their capitals Why were the two countries dragging on coming up with an agreement? 27 34 -1191 4 In a two - page statement issued at a final news conference , the mediators said the talks were ending because it was taking too long for Ecuador and Peru to consult their capitals . statement Can I read this statement in full anywhere? 5 6 -1191 4 In a two - page statement issued at a final news conference , the mediators said the talks were ending because it was taking too long for Ecuador and Peru to consult their capitals . taking too long Why are they taking their time? 23 26 -1191 4 In a two - page statement issued at a final news conference , the mediators said the talks were ending because it was taking too long for Ecuador and Peru to consult their capitals . Ecuador and Peru to consult their capitals Why was it taking so long? Do they not want peace? 27 34 -1191 5 The mediators had drawn up a plan that included an observer mission , the separation of forces and the creation of a demilitarized zone . Both Peru and Ecuador had accepted the observer mission , the statement said . observer mission , What is an observer mission? 10 13 -1191 5 The mediators had drawn up a plan that included an observer mission , the separation of forces and the creation of a demilitarized zone . Both Peru and Ecuador had accepted the observer mission , the statement said . observer mission , What is this mission? 10 13 -1191 5 The mediators had drawn up a plan that included an observer mission , the separation of forces and the creation of a demilitarized zone . Both Peru and Ecuador had accepted the observer mission , the statement said . demilitarized zone Where will this zone be and how will it work? 22 24 -1191 5 The mediators had drawn up a plan that included an observer mission , the separation of forces and the creation of a demilitarized zone . Both Peru and Ecuador had accepted the observer mission , the statement said . demilitarized zone How would a demilitarized zone be managed? 22 24 -1192 1 Amid flu epidemics and rude , underpaid Russian medics in a bleak Moscow winter , the American Medical Center stands like an oasis with its spotless floors , smiling nurses and Western - quality health care . rude , Why are Russian medics rude or considered rude? 4 6 -1192 1 Amid flu epidemics and rude , underpaid Russian medics in a bleak Moscow winter , the American Medical Center stands like an oasis with its spotless floors , smiling nurses and Western - quality health care . underpaid How much do they get paid in US dollars? 6 7 -1192 1 Amid flu epidemics and rude , underpaid Russian medics in a bleak Moscow winter , the American Medical Center stands like an oasis with its spotless floors , smiling nurses and Western - quality health care . American Medical Center What is its purpose in Russia? 16 19 -1192 1 Amid flu epidemics and rude , underpaid Russian medics in a bleak Moscow winter , the American Medical Center stands like an oasis with its spotless floors , smiling nurses and Western - quality health care . underpaid Russian medics Why are the medics paid so poorly? 6 9 -1192 2 The idea behind the AMC was simple : to provide exactly such medical help and service to an ever - expanding community of foreign diplomats , businessmen , journalists , students and tourists in what was then the Soviet capital . community of foreign Why does the AMC service such a small community of foreigners? 21 24 -1192 2 The idea behind the AMC was simple : to provide exactly such medical help and service to an ever - expanding community of foreign diplomats , businessmen , journalists , students and tourists in what was then the Soviet capital . medical help Is the healthcare in Russia considered substandard? 12 14 -1192 3 " The whole concept grew out of the fact that there wasn ' t any Western health care for foreigners . That ' s how we first started , " says Dr . Myles Druckman , the AMC ' s chief medical officer . Western health care What is different about Western health care compared to Russian health care? 15 18 -1192 3 " The whole concept grew out of the fact that there wasn ' t any Western health care for foreigners . That ' s how we first started , " says Dr . Myles Druckman , the AMC ' s chief medical officer . started , " When did they first open? 27 30 -1192 3 " The whole concept grew out of the fact that there wasn ' t any Western health care for foreigners . That ' s how we first started , " says Dr . Myles Druckman , the AMC ' s chief medical officer . wasn ' t any Western health care for foreigners Why was healthcare for foreign persons so sparse? 11 20 -1192 5 The staff has grown to nearly 70 people , including seven physicians and nine nurses , laboratory assistants and pharmacists . Another clinic opened in 1992 in St . Petersburg . 70 people , If the staff is 70 people, how many patients do they typically see a year? 6 9 -1193 1 The mortar shell that exploded in Sarajevo ' s marketplace and killed 68 people made the world take notice . The bloody scene was televised around the globe . The bloody scene was televised Who recorded the video? 20 25 -1193 1 The mortar shell that exploded in Sarajevo ' s marketplace and killed 68 people made the world take notice . The bloody scene was televised around the globe . exploded in Sarajevo ' s marketplace Was this intentional? 4 10 -1193 1 The mortar shell that exploded in Sarajevo ' s marketplace and killed 68 people made the world take notice . The bloody scene was televised around the globe . televised Why was this televised? 24 25 -1193 1 The mortar shell that exploded in Sarajevo ' s marketplace and killed 68 people made the world take notice . The bloody scene was televised around the globe . exploded Who placed the mortar shell there to explode? 4 5 -1193 2 But a year later , many in the Bosnian capital worry that the bloodshed has become another forgotten chapter in a sad , continuing book . And Senad Karavdic wonders if his wife ' s death had any meaning at all . another forgotten chapter in a sad , Why was the bloodshed forgotten? 16 23 -1193 2 But a year later , many in the Bosnian capital worry that the bloodshed has become another forgotten chapter in a sad , continuing book . And Senad Karavdic wonders if his wife ' s death had any meaning at all . many in the Bosnian capital Who is worrying? 5 10 -1193 2 But a year later , many in the Bosnian capital worry that the bloodshed has become another forgotten chapter in a sad , continuing book . And Senad Karavdic wonders if his wife ' s death had any meaning at all . another forgotten chapter Was there another incident that was forgotten? 16 19 -1193 2 But a year later , many in the Bosnian capital worry that the bloodshed has become another forgotten chapter in a sad , continuing book . And Senad Karavdic wonders if his wife ' s death had any meaning at all . Senad Karavdic Who is Senad Karavdic 27 29 -1193 2 But a year later , many in the Bosnian capital worry that the bloodshed has become another forgotten chapter in a sad , continuing book . And Senad Karavdic wonders if his wife ' s death had any meaning at all . the bloodshed Why did this happen? 12 14 -1193 3 " We hoped it would be the last massacre , " Karavdic , 35 , said Sunday , his voice trembling as he placed a paper wreath on a grave at the mud - churned Lion ' s Cemetery near downtown Sarajevo . last massacre , " How many have there been? 7 11 -1193 3 " We hoped it would be the last massacre , " Karavdic , 35 , said Sunday , his voice trembling as he placed a paper wreath on a grave at the mud - churned Lion ' s Cemetery near downtown Sarajevo . voice trembling Why was his voice trembling? 19 21 -1193 3 " We hoped it would be the last massacre , " Karavdic , 35 , said Sunday , his voice trembling as he placed a paper wreath on a grave at the mud - churned Lion ' s Cemetery near downtown Sarajevo . paper wreath Was there a reason the wreath was made out of paper? 25 27 -1193 3 " We hoped it would be the last massacre , " Karavdic , 35 , said Sunday , his voice trembling as he placed a paper wreath on a grave at the mud - churned Lion ' s Cemetery near downtown Sarajevo . last massacre , " How many massacres have there been? 7 11 -1193 4 Karavdic ' s 34 - year - old wife , Hasnija , died in the blast , and he said he hoped international outrage would silence the guns forever . Now , with fighting in its 34th month and Sarajevo still under Serb siege , he cannot hide his desperation . he cannot hide his desperation How did he show his desperation? 45 50 -1193 4 Karavdic ' s 34 - year - old wife , Hasnija , died in the blast , and he said he hoped international outrage would silence the guns forever . Now , with fighting in its 34th month and Sarajevo still under Serb siege , he cannot hide his desperation . Sarajevo still under Serb siege , Why was the fighting still continuing after such a long period? 39 45 -1193 4 Karavdic ' s 34 - year - old wife , Hasnija , died in the blast , and he said he hoped international outrage would silence the guns forever . Now , with fighting in its 34th month and Sarajevo still under Serb siege , he cannot hide his desperation . international outrage Was there an international outrage? 22 24 -1193 4 Karavdic ' s 34 - year - old wife , Hasnija , died in the blast , and he said he hoped international outrage would silence the guns forever . Now , with fighting in its 34th month and Sarajevo still under Serb siege , he cannot hide his desperation . Sarajevo still under Serb siege , Does Sarajevo have any help? 39 45 -1193 4 Karavdic ' s 34 - year - old wife , Hasnija , died in the blast , and he said he hoped international outrage would silence the guns forever . Now , with fighting in its 34th month and Sarajevo still under Serb siege , he cannot hide his desperation . fighting in its 34th month Why is there fighting going on? 33 38 -1193 5 " The massacre was the chance for the world to finally do something , but nothing has changed and this will never end , " he said . this will never end , " Why will never end? 19 25 -1193 5 " The massacre was the chance for the world to finally do something , but nothing has changed and this will never end , " he said . nothing has changed Why had so little changed in nearly three years? 15 18 -1193 5 " The massacre was the chance for the world to finally do something , but nothing has changed and this will never end , " he said . do something , What do they want the world to do? 11 14 -1193 5 " The massacre was the chance for the world to finally do something , but nothing has changed and this will never end , " he said . nothing has changed What exactly needs to change? 15 18 -1194 5 Mexico was the other country to win after losing the opening two matches in 1988 . losing the opening two matches in 1988 Who did Mexico come back against after being 0-2 matches down? 8 15 -1195 1 New fighting was reported between Peruvian and Ecuadorean troops along their long - disputed jungle border Sunday as cease - fire talks broke up without a truce . long - disputed jungle border Why is the border in dispute? 11 16 -1195 1 New fighting was reported between Peruvian and Ecuadorean troops along their long - disputed jungle border Sunday as cease - fire talks broke up without a truce . border How many years has their border been under dispute? 15 16 -1195 2 Ecuador charged for a second day that Peruvian fighters attacked its posts at the headwaters of the Cenepa River , where the two countries have been fighting on and off for 10 days . charged What is Peru's defense against the accusation? 1 2 -1195 3 Peruvian President Alberto Fujimori , who visited the border region Sunday , said Peruvian troops had surrounded the base of Tihuinza and were advancing on the post . Tihuinza is that a fortress? 20 21 -1195 4 But Ecuadorean officials said they had repelled an attack on the same base , which both countries say is in their territory . They also claimed Peru was using artillery helicopters to attack other posts . to attack other posts Which other posts were being attacked by Peruvian fighters? 31 35 -1195 4 But Ecuadorean officials said they had repelled an attack on the same base , which both countries say is in their territory . They also claimed Peru was using artillery helicopters to attack other posts . territory Who originally owned that territory? 21 22 -1195 5 Ecuadorean President Sixto Duran - Ballen left to visit Chile , Argentina and Brazil as part of an international diplomacy campaign to get his view across to foreign leaders . across to foreign leaders will they accept his view? 25 29 -1196 1 Ecuador ' s runner Rolando Vera won the prestigious San Blas half - marathon Sunday , beating a field from more than 22 different countries . San Blas what makes this marathon so prestigious? 9 11 -1196 1 Ecuador ' s runner Rolando Vera won the prestigious San Blas half - marathon Sunday , beating a field from more than 22 different countries . won what time did he score to have won the race 6 7 -1196 1 Ecuador ' s runner Rolando Vera won the prestigious San Blas half - marathon Sunday , beating a field from more than 22 different countries . Rolando How long has he been competing? 4 5 -1196 1 Ecuador ' s runner Rolando Vera won the prestigious San Blas half - marathon Sunday , beating a field from more than 22 different countries . half - marathon How many competitors are allowed? 11 14 -1196 2 Vera , a five - time competitor who has never finished better than second , ran the 21 . 9 - kilometer ( 13 . 1 mile ) race in 1 hour , 4 minutes , 31 seconds , beating Brazilian Delmir Dos Santos by 58 seconds . Vera , a five - time competitor how has he never won? 0 7 -1196 2 Vera , a five - time competitor who has never finished better than second , ran the 21 . 9 - kilometer ( 13 . 1 mile ) race in 1 hour , 4 minutes , 31 seconds , beating Brazilian Delmir Dos Santos by 58 seconds . second , what was his best result when he was second 13 15 -1196 2 Vera , a five - time competitor who has never finished better than second , ran the 21 . 9 - kilometer ( 13 . 1 mile ) race in 1 hour , 4 minutes , 31 seconds , beating Brazilian Delmir Dos Santos by 58 seconds . Delmir How good of a competitor is he? 41 42 -1196 3 Dos Santos is the only runner to win San Blas three years in a row . years in a row how has nobody else challenged him if this is a very prestigious competition? 11 15 -1196 4 " I dedicate this victory to my country which is going through a difficult time , " said Vera , alluding to the border conflict between Ecuador and Peru . alluding to the border conflict what is the current border conflict? 20 25 -1196 4 " I dedicate this victory to my country which is going through a difficult time , " said Vera , alluding to the border conflict between Ecuador and Peru . conflict Why is there a border conflict? 24 25 -1196 4 " I dedicate this victory to my country which is going through a difficult time , " said Vera , alluding to the border conflict between Ecuador and Peru . difficult time , " How is the conflict affecting sports in general? 13 17 -1196 5 Vera , however , was unable to break the course ' s record held by Kenyan Lameck Aguta , who did not finish among the top 10 . Lameck Aguta , why did he place so poorly if he is the record holder? 16 19 -1196 5 Vera , however , was unable to break the course ' s record held by Kenyan Lameck Aguta , who did not finish among the top 10 . record what is the record by kenyan athlete 12 13 -1196 5 Vera , however , was unable to break the course ' s record held by Kenyan Lameck Aguta , who did not finish among the top 10 . Lameck Why is he not a good as he once were? 16 17 -1197 1 An earthquake rattled the mountainous , sparsely populated East Cape area of New Zealand ' s North Island shortly before noon on Monday . No damage or injuries were reported . An earthquake rattled the mountainous , How big was the earthquake that rattled the mountains? 0 6 -1197 1 An earthquake rattled the mountainous , sparsely populated East Cape area of New Zealand ' s North Island shortly before noon on Monday . No damage or injuries were reported . earthquake rattled Are earthquakes common in this area? 1 3 -1197 1 An earthquake rattled the mountainous , sparsely populated East Cape area of New Zealand ' s North Island shortly before noon on Monday . No damage or injuries were reported . Monday what date? 22 23 -1197 1 An earthquake rattled the mountainous , sparsely populated East Cape area of New Zealand ' s North Island shortly before noon on Monday . No damage or injuries were reported . sparsely populated East Cape area Why is this area sparse in population, outside of being mountainous? 6 11 -1197 2 New Zealand is in one of the most seismically active regions of the world , where minor quakes are felt almost every day . most seismically active regions of the world , What's the most seismically active region of the world? 7 15 -1197 2 New Zealand is in one of the most seismically active regions of the world , where minor quakes are felt almost every day . Zealand Why is New Zealand such an active seismic region? 1 2 -1197 2 New Zealand is in one of the most seismically active regions of the world , where minor quakes are felt almost every day . minor quakes What would count as a \"minor quake?\" 16 18 -1197 2 New Zealand is in one of the most seismically active regions of the world , where minor quakes are felt almost every day . most seismically active regions of the world , What accounts for so many seismic activities in this region? 7 15 -1197 3 " It was a bit of a thump , that ' s about all , " said a police office in Whakatane , one of the few sizeable town in the area . said a police office in Whakatane , Who was the police officer talking too? 16 23 -1197 3 " It was a bit of a thump , that ' s about all , " said a police office in Whakatane , one of the few sizeable town in the area . town How many towns felt the earthquake? 28 29 -1197 4 At Taupo , another town in the region , Det . Gary Lockyer said the quake was not serious , but went on for about 40 seconds . town in the region , What region are they talking about? 4 9 -1197 4 At Taupo , another town in the region , Det . Gary Lockyer said the quake was not serious , but went on for about 40 seconds . serious , Why was the quake not serious? 18 20 -1197 4 At Taupo , another town in the region , Det . Gary Lockyer said the quake was not serious , but went on for about 40 seconds . 40 seconds How long do the earthquakes normally last around that area? 25 27 -1197 5 Seismologists at the Australian Geological Survey Organization in Canberra , and at the U . S . Geological Survey ' s National Earthquake Information Center in Golden , Colorado , gave the quake a preliminary Richter scale reading of 7 . 5 , making it a major quake . making it a major quake What constitutes a major earthquake? 43 48 -1197 5 Seismologists at the Australian Geological Survey Organization in Canberra , and at the U . S . Geological Survey ' s National Earthquake Information Center in Golden , Colorado , gave the quake a preliminary Richter scale reading of 7 . 5 , making it a major quake . major Why did such a major quake not cause much damage? 46 47 -1197 5 Seismologists at the Australian Geological Survey Organization in Canberra , and at the U . S . Geological Survey ' s National Earthquake Information Center in Golden , Colorado , gave the quake a preliminary Richter scale reading of 7 . 5 , making it a major quake . 7 . 5 , What is the highest number of the scale and what does the number mean? 39 43 -1198 1 Princess Diana , minus estranged husband Prince Charles and her recent Madonna - like hair style , continued her return to public life Monday , arriving in Tokyo for a four - day visit . arriving in Tokyo for a four - day visit Why was she in Tokyo? 25 34 -1198 1 Princess Diana , minus estranged husband Prince Charles and her recent Madonna - like hair style , continued her return to public life Monday , arriving in Tokyo for a four - day visit . estranged husband Why was he estranged? 4 6 -1198 1 Princess Diana , minus estranged husband Prince Charles and her recent Madonna - like hair style , continued her return to public life Monday , arriving in Tokyo for a four - day visit . Madonna - like hair style , Why was her hair style considered a Madonna like style? 11 17 -1198 1 Princess Diana , minus estranged husband Prince Charles and her recent Madonna - like hair style , continued her return to public life Monday , arriving in Tokyo for a four - day visit . her return Where had she been? 18 20 -1198 1 Princess Diana , minus estranged husband Prince Charles and her recent Madonna - like hair style , continued her return to public life Monday , arriving in Tokyo for a four - day visit . estranged why are they estranged? 4 5 -1198 2 Hoping to emphasize her role as a working member of the British royal family , Diana wore a conservative pink suit and pearls for her arrival . Her hair was back to the more familiar short - - and dry - - style . to emphasize her role How was she planning to do this? 1 5 -1198 2 Hoping to emphasize her role as a working member of the British royal family , Diana wore a conservative pink suit and pearls for her arrival . Her hair was back to the more familiar short - - and dry - - style . working member What did do? 7 9 -1198 2 Hoping to emphasize her role as a working member of the British royal family , Diana wore a conservative pink suit and pearls for her arrival . Her hair was back to the more familiar short - - and dry - - style . conservative pink suit Why was her suit considered conservative? 18 21 -1198 2 Hoping to emphasize her role as a working member of the British royal family , Diana wore a conservative pink suit and pearls for her arrival . Her hair was back to the more familiar short - - and dry - - style . conservative how is it cut / what is the length? 18 19 -1198 2 Hoping to emphasize her role as a working member of the British royal family , Diana wore a conservative pink suit and pearls for her arrival . Her hair was back to the more familiar short - - and dry - - style . pink what shade of pink? 19 20 -1198 2 Hoping to emphasize her role as a working member of the British royal family , Diana wore a conservative pink suit and pearls for her arrival . Her hair was back to the more familiar short - - and dry - - style . suit what designer made the suit? 20 21 -1198 3 Diana unveiled a brushed - back , fresh - out - of - the - shower hair style during a trip to New York last week , where she attended an awards ceremony held by the Council of Fashion Designers of America . unveiled Where did she do this? 1 2 -1198 3 Diana unveiled a brushed - back , fresh - out - of - the - shower hair style during a trip to New York last week , where she attended an awards ceremony held by the Council of Fashion Designers of America . a trip to New York Why was she there? 19 24 -1198 3 Diana unveiled a brushed - back , fresh - out - of - the - shower hair style during a trip to New York last week , where she attended an awards ceremony held by the Council of Fashion Designers of America . she attended Was she with anyone? 28 30 -1198 3 Diana unveiled a brushed - back , fresh - out - of - the - shower hair style during a trip to New York last week , where she attended an awards ceremony held by the Council of Fashion Designers of America . ceremony which awards ceremony? 32 33 -1198 4 The glittery setting and surprise wet look grabbed headlines in London , where the princess ' return to public life is being watched closely . princess ' return to public life Why had she left public life for a length of time? 14 20 -1198 4 The glittery setting and surprise wet look grabbed headlines in London , where the princess ' return to public life is being watched closely . glittery setting What was glittery? 1 3 -1198 4 The glittery setting and surprise wet look grabbed headlines in London , where the princess ' return to public life is being watched closely . surprise wet look Why was this a surprise? 4 7 -1198 4 The glittery setting and surprise wet look grabbed headlines in London , where the princess ' return to public life is being watched closely . being watched closely Why is she being watched? 21 24 -1198 5 Diana and Charles separated in 1992 , and she announced the following year that she would drastically cut down on public appearances . She has recently begun to re - emerge , however . separated in 1992 , Why did they separate? 3 7 -1198 5 Diana and Charles separated in 1992 , and she announced the following year that she would drastically cut down on public appearances . She has recently begun to re - emerge , however . drastically cut down on public appearances Why will she be doing this? 16 22 -1198 5 Diana and Charles separated in 1992 , and she announced the following year that she would drastically cut down on public appearances . She has recently begun to re - emerge , however . begun to re - emerge , Is there a reason for this? 26 32 -1198 5 Diana and Charles separated in 1992 , and she announced the following year that she would drastically cut down on public appearances . She has recently begun to re - emerge , however . separated why did they separate? 3 4 -1199 1 A tanker truck carrying about 6 , 000 gallons ( 22 , 800 liters ) of liquid petroleum gas exploded Sunday after skidding along a guard rail on a busy freeway , killing the driver , blowing the truck to bits and incinerating a car . skidding What caused the truck to skid? 22 23 -1199 1 A tanker truck carrying about 6 , 000 gallons ( 22 , 800 liters ) of liquid petroleum gas exploded Sunday after skidding along a guard rail on a busy freeway , killing the driver , blowing the truck to bits and incinerating a car . freeway , Which freeway location? 30 32 -1199 1 A tanker truck carrying about 6 , 000 gallons ( 22 , 800 liters ) of liquid petroleum gas exploded Sunday after skidding along a guard rail on a busy freeway , killing the driver , blowing the truck to bits and incinerating a car . exploded How did this happen when there should be safety mechanism in place? 19 20 -1199 1 A tanker truck carrying about 6 , 000 gallons ( 22 , 800 liters ) of liquid petroleum gas exploded Sunday after skidding along a guard rail on a busy freeway , killing the driver , blowing the truck to bits and incinerating a car . exploded What caused the explosion? 19 20 -1199 1 A tanker truck carrying about 6 , 000 gallons ( 22 , 800 liters ) of liquid petroleum gas exploded Sunday after skidding along a guard rail on a busy freeway , killing the driver , blowing the truck to bits and incinerating a car . skidding along a guard rail What caused the truck to skid? 22 27 -1199 1 A tanker truck carrying about 6 , 000 gallons ( 22 , 800 liters ) of liquid petroleum gas exploded Sunday after skidding along a guard rail on a busy freeway , killing the driver , blowing the truck to bits and incinerating a car . busy freeway , What time of day did this explosion happen? 29 32 -1199 1 A tanker truck carrying about 6 , 000 gallons ( 22 , 800 liters ) of liquid petroleum gas exploded Sunday after skidding along a guard rail on a busy freeway , killing the driver , blowing the truck to bits and incinerating a car . skidding along a guard rail What caused the tanker to hit the guard rail? 22 27 -1199 2 At least seven people were injured in the 9 a . m . explosion that sent a huge ball of flame into the sky , blew a hole in the road , ripped the guard rails and damaged the center divide . people Who were the people involved? 3 4 -1199 2 At least seven people were injured in the 9 a . m . explosion that sent a huge ball of flame into the sky , blew a hole in the road , ripped the guard rails and damaged the center divide . injured How badly were the people injured? 5 6 -1199 2 At least seven people were injured in the 9 a . m . explosion that sent a huge ball of flame into the sky , blew a hole in the road , ripped the guard rails and damaged the center divide . seven people were injured Were these people occupants of nearby vehicles? 2 6 -1199 2 At least seven people were injured in the 9 a . m . explosion that sent a huge ball of flame into the sky , blew a hole in the road , ripped the guard rails and damaged the center divide . damaged the center divide How badly was the center divide damaged? 37 41 -1199 2 At least seven people were injured in the 9 a . m . explosion that sent a huge ball of flame into the sky , blew a hole in the road , ripped the guard rails and damaged the center divide . injured Were there any other deaths besides the driver (and presumably the person(s) in the car)? 5 6 -1199 3 Authorities closed the highway , the main interchange between Oakland , Berkeley and the San Francisco - Oakland Bay Bridge . highway , What is the exact area on the highway? 3 5 -1199 3 Authorities closed the highway , the main interchange between Oakland , Berkeley and the San Francisco - Oakland Bay Bridge . interchange Why did they close this interchange in particular? 7 8 -1199 3 Authorities closed the highway , the main interchange between Oakland , Berkeley and the San Francisco - Oakland Bay Bridge . closed the highway , How long was the highway closed? 1 5 -1199 3 Authorities closed the highway , the main interchange between Oakland , Berkeley and the San Francisco - Oakland Bay Bridge . main interchange Are there other routes? 6 8 -1199 3 Authorities closed the highway , the main interchange between Oakland , Berkeley and the San Francisco - Oakland Bay Bridge . main interchange Are accidents common on this road? 6 8 -1199 4 The truck ' s cab was blown over the other side of the freeway . blown Did this cause any other damage? 6 7 -1199 4 The truck ' s cab was blown over the other side of the freeway . truck ' s What model truck? 1 4 -1199 4 The truck ' s cab was blown over the other side of the freeway . other side of the freeway How far away was the other side of the highway? 9 14 -1199 4 The truck ' s cab was blown over the other side of the freeway . other side Did this cause additional accidents on the other side of the freeway? 9 11 -1199 5 The California Highway Patrol said the cargo was a mixture of butane and liquid petroleum gas , a highly flammable liquid . cargo What company was the cargo for? 6 7 -1199 5 The California Highway Patrol said the cargo was a mixture of butane and liquid petroleum gas , a highly flammable liquid . liquid How did the liquid come to cause an explosion? 13 14 -1199 5 The California Highway Patrol said the cargo was a mixture of butane and liquid petroleum gas , a highly flammable liquid . mixture of butane and liquid petroleum gas , What is this used for? 9 17 -1199 5 The California Highway Patrol said the cargo was a mixture of butane and liquid petroleum gas , a highly flammable liquid . highly flammable liquid Are accidents involving this type of cargo common? 18 21 -1200 1 A huge wave , reportedly 50 feet ( 15 meters ) high , hit the coast of this picturesque tourist town Sunday , sweeping a woman out to sea and breaking the leg of her male companion who was thrown on the rocks . huge wave , Where did this wave come from? 1 4 -1200 1 A huge wave , reportedly 50 feet ( 15 meters ) high , hit the coast of this picturesque tourist town Sunday , sweeping a woman out to sea and breaking the leg of her male companion who was thrown on the rocks . tourist town What town did this happen in? 19 21 -1200 1 A huge wave , reportedly 50 feet ( 15 meters ) high , hit the coast of this picturesque tourist town Sunday , sweeping a woman out to sea and breaking the leg of her male companion who was thrown on the rocks . A huge wave , What caused the wave? 0 4 -1200 1 A huge wave , reportedly 50 feet ( 15 meters ) high , hit the coast of this picturesque tourist town Sunday , sweeping a woman out to sea and breaking the leg of her male companion who was thrown on the rocks . huge wave , Where did this wave come from? 1 4 -1200 1 A huge wave , reportedly 50 feet ( 15 meters ) high , hit the coast of this picturesque tourist town Sunday , sweeping a woman out to sea and breaking the leg of her male companion who was thrown on the rocks . picturesque tourist town What town? 18 21 -1200 1 A huge wave , reportedly 50 feet ( 15 meters ) high , hit the coast of this picturesque tourist town Sunday , sweeping a woman out to sea and breaking the leg of her male companion who was thrown on the rocks . thrown on the rocks Where were they thrown from? 39 43 -1200 1 A huge wave , reportedly 50 feet ( 15 meters ) high , hit the coast of this picturesque tourist town Sunday , sweeping a woman out to sea and breaking the leg of her male companion who was thrown on the rocks . this picturesque tourist town what town is this? 17 21 -1200 2 The injured man was pulled from the rocks by someone who dashed out of a nearby restaurant , but the woman could not be seen . someone Who was this person? 9 10 -1200 2 The injured man was pulled from the rocks by someone who dashed out of a nearby restaurant , but the woman could not be seen . nearby restaurant , What restaurant? 15 18 -1200 2 The injured man was pulled from the rocks by someone who dashed out of a nearby restaurant , but the woman could not be seen . woman could not be seen Did they see her being swept away from inside the restaurant? 20 25 -1200 3 No search boats could be launched in the high seas , so rescuers pinned their hopes on a search helicopter which scanned the waves with a powerful searchlight late Sunday . rescuers Who are these rescuers? 12 13 -1200 4 The man was taken to Victoria General Hospital in nearby Halifax , about 30 kilometers ( 18 miles ) northeast . Neither he nor the missing woman were identified by authorities . was taken to Victoria General Hospital Was he in stable condition? 2 8 -1200 4 The man was taken to Victoria General Hospital in nearby Halifax , about 30 kilometers ( 18 miles ) northeast . Neither he nor the missing woman were identified by authorities . missing woman Was she ever found? 25 27 -1200 4 The man was taken to Victoria General Hospital in nearby Halifax , about 30 kilometers ( 18 miles ) northeast . Neither he nor the missing woman were identified by authorities . identified by authorities What does this mean? 28 31 -1200 5 Waves were reported about 15 meters ( 50 feet ) high at the time of the accident . were reported How were they reported? 1 3 -1200 5 Waves were reported about 15 meters ( 50 feet ) high at the time of the accident . Waves were reported about 15 meters Why were the waves so high? 0 6 -1201 1 President Clinton refused to take no for an answer Sunday when Major League Baseball ' s negotiators said they couldn ' t agree on a deal , ordering the sides back to the bargaining table for one more day of talks . agree on a deal , What sort of deal? 22 27 -1201 1 President Clinton refused to take no for an answer Sunday when Major League Baseball ' s negotiators said they couldn ' t agree on a deal , ordering the sides back to the bargaining table for one more day of talks . a deal , What deal was being negotiated? 24 27 -1201 1 President Clinton refused to take no for an answer Sunday when Major League Baseball ' s negotiators said they couldn ' t agree on a deal , ordering the sides back to the bargaining table for one more day of talks . refused to take no for an answer What was being said no to? 2 9 -1201 1 President Clinton refused to take no for an answer Sunday when Major League Baseball ' s negotiators said they couldn ' t agree on a deal , ordering the sides back to the bargaining table for one more day of talks . couldn ' t agree on a deal , What were they trying to negotiate? 19 27 -1201 2 Five hours after mediator W . J . Usery announced the sides were too far apart to hope for a settlement , Clinton demanded players and owners try again . settlement , what would a settlement look like? 20 22 -1201 2 Five hours after mediator W . J . Usery announced the sides were too far apart to hope for a settlement , Clinton demanded players and owners try again . too far apart Are there any issues before the negotiators that were agreed upon? 13 16 -1201 2 Five hours after mediator W . J . Usery announced the sides were too far apart to hope for a settlement , Clinton demanded players and owners try again . players and owners try again How long did they try for? 24 29 -1201 2 Five hours after mediator W . J . Usery announced the sides were too far apart to hope for a settlement , Clinton demanded players and owners try again . too far apart What did the two sides disagree about? 13 16 -1201 3 But instead of bargaining , the sides immediately began barking . The union ended its 45 - day signing freeze and owners responded by prohibiting teams from signing players to contracts . The actions led to the kind of acrimony that has marked the 25 - month - long talks . acrimony What kind of acrimony? 39 40 -1201 3 But instead of bargaining , the sides immediately began barking . The union ended its 45 - day signing freeze and owners responded by prohibiting teams from signing players to contracts . The actions led to the kind of acrimony that has marked the 25 - month - long talks . actions led to the kind of acrimony What other actions have contributed to acrimony? 33 40 -1201 3 But instead of bargaining , the sides immediately began barking . The union ended its 45 - day signing freeze and owners responded by prohibiting teams from signing players to contracts . The actions led to the kind of acrimony that has marked the 25 - month - long talks . talks What initiated the 25 month long talks? 49 50 -1201 3 But instead of bargaining , the sides immediately began barking . The union ended its 45 - day signing freeze and owners responded by prohibiting teams from signing players to contracts . The actions led to the kind of acrimony that has marked the 25 - month - long talks . prohibiting teams from signing players How did the payers feel about all of this? 24 29 -1201 4 " To throw this kind of a bomb into the negotiations suggests pretty clearly that the intent is to have the bomb explode , " union head Donald Fehr said . He called it " perhaps the most provocative step they could take in a desperate attempt to break off negotiations . " Donald Fehr What outcome does Donald want? 27 29 -1201 4 " To throw this kind of a bomb into the negotiations suggests pretty clearly that the intent is to have the bomb explode , " union head Donald Fehr said . He called it " perhaps the most provocative step they could take in a desperate attempt to break off negotiations . " break off negotiations Why do they want to break off negotiations? 48 51 -1201 4 " To throw this kind of a bomb into the negotiations suggests pretty clearly that the intent is to have the bomb explode , " union head Donald Fehr said . He called it " perhaps the most provocative step they could take in a desperate attempt to break off negotiations . " bomb explode , " What is worst-case scenario if the negotiators are unable to arrive at an agreement? 21 25 -1201 4 " To throw this kind of a bomb into the negotiations suggests pretty clearly that the intent is to have the bomb explode , " union head Donald Fehr said . He called it " perhaps the most provocative step they could take in a desperate attempt to break off negotiations . " attempt Did the attempt work? 46 47 -1201 4 " To throw this kind of a bomb into the negotiations suggests pretty clearly that the intent is to have the bomb explode , " union head Donald Fehr said . He called it " perhaps the most provocative step they could take in a desperate attempt to break off negotiations . " bomb explode , " What do they mean by their intent was \"to have the bomb explode?\" 21 25 -1201 5 Even before the renewed squabbling , Usery met with Clinton in the Oval Office for 45 minutes and reported that four days of talks had been futile . Usery then returned to the negotiations and said the president wanted another report by 5 p . m . Monday ( 2200 GMT ) . wanted another report by 5 p . m . Monday What was the result at 5pm 38 48 -1201 5 Even before the renewed squabbling , Usery met with Clinton in the Oval Office for 45 minutes and reported that four days of talks had been futile . Usery then returned to the negotiations and said the president wanted another report by 5 p . m . Monday ( 2200 GMT ) . Clinton in the Oval Office for 45 minutes and Why did the President become involved? 9 18 -1201 5 Even before the renewed squabbling , Usery met with Clinton in the Oval Office for 45 minutes and reported that four days of talks had been futile . Usery then returned to the negotiations and said the president wanted another report by 5 p . m . Monday ( 2200 GMT ) . four days of talks How many days did it take for them to agree? 20 24 -1202 1 An earthquake rattled a mountainous , sparsely populated area of New Zealand shortly before noon on Monday . No damage or injuries were reported . earthquake What were the causes of the earthquake? 1 2 -1202 1 An earthquake rattled a mountainous , sparsely populated area of New Zealand shortly before noon on Monday . No damage or injuries were reported . sparsely populated area Why was this area not inhabited by people? 6 9 -1202 1 An earthquake rattled a mountainous , sparsely populated area of New Zealand shortly before noon on Monday . No damage or injuries were reported . damage What was the magnitude of the earthquake? 19 20 -1202 2 The quake had a preliminary reading of 7 . 5 , making it a major quake , according to seismologists at the Australian Geological Survey Organization in Canberra and at the U . S . Geological Survey ' s National Earthquake Information Center in Golden , Colo . 7 How does this rating compare to other earthquakes that have had catastrophic effects? 7 8 -1202 2 The quake had a preliminary reading of 7 . 5 , making it a major quake , according to seismologists at the Australian Geological Survey Organization in Canberra and at the U . S . Geological Survey ' s National Earthquake Information Center in Golden , Colo . major Are there any nearby cities that felt the quake? 14 15 -1202 3 Martin Reyners , deputy chief seismologist from the Institute of Geological and Nuclear Sciences in Wellington , said the quake had a reading of 7 , and its epicenter was in the Pacific Ocean about 77 miles ( 125 km ) east - southeast of East Cape . said when did he report this information -- before or after the 7.5 reading? 17 18 -1202 3 Martin Reyners , deputy chief seismologist from the Institute of Geological and Nuclear Sciences in Wellington , said the quake had a reading of 7 , and its epicenter was in the Pacific Ocean about 77 miles ( 125 km ) east - southeast of East Cape . epicenter Are there any active, major earthquake fault lines underneath Australia? 28 29 -1202 4 New Zealand is in one of the most seismically active regions of the world , where minor quakes are felt almost every day . minor How often do major earthquakes occur here? 16 17 -1202 4 New Zealand is in one of the most seismically active regions of the world , where minor quakes are felt almost every day . most seismically active regions of the world , What particular tectonic reasons explain why NZ is so seismically active? 7 15 -1202 5 " It was a bit of a thump , that ' s about all , " said a police officer in Whakatane , one of the few sizeable towns in the area , about 300 miles northeast of the capital of Wellington . thump , How frequent are these occurrences that they react this nonchalant? 7 9 -1202 5 " It was a bit of a thump , that ' s about all , " said a police officer in Whakatane , one of the few sizeable towns in the area , about 300 miles northeast of the capital of Wellington . Wellington When was the last time a major earthquake struck urban Australia? 41 42 -1203 1 A Maori protester bared his tattooed buttocks while others spat at Queen Elizabeth II ' s representative and the prime minister Monday at a ceremony for the 155th anniversary of a treaty between indigenous tribes and British colonists . spat at Queen Elizabeth II ' s representative Why did other's spit at Queen Elizabeth II's representatives? 9 17 -1203 1 A Maori protester bared his tattooed buttocks while others spat at Queen Elizabeth II ' s representative and the prime minister Monday at a ceremony for the 155th anniversary of a treaty between indigenous tribes and British colonists . tattooed buttocks Why are his buttocks tattooed? 5 7 -1203 1 A Maori protester bared his tattooed buttocks while others spat at Queen Elizabeth II ' s representative and the prime minister Monday at a ceremony for the 155th anniversary of a treaty between indigenous tribes and British colonists . treaty What was the nature of the treaty? 31 32 -1203 1 A Maori protester bared his tattooed buttocks while others spat at Queen Elizabeth II ' s representative and the prime minister Monday at a ceremony for the 155th anniversary of a treaty between indigenous tribes and British colonists . spat Why did the protestor spit at the representative and the PM? 9 10 -1203 2 A crowd of about 500 angry Maoris also booed and jeered Governor - General Dame Catherine Tizard and Prime Minister Jim Bolger , who were not harmed , police said . 500 angry Maoris also booed Why did 500 angry Maoris boo? 4 9 -1203 2 A crowd of about 500 angry Maoris also booed and jeered Governor - General Dame Catherine Tizard and Prime Minister Jim Bolger , who were not harmed , police said . booed and jeered Why did the boo and jeer? 8 11 -1203 2 A crowd of about 500 angry Maoris also booed and jeered Governor - General Dame Catherine Tizard and Prime Minister Jim Bolger , who were not harmed , police said . angry why are they angry? 5 6 -1203 3 Police scuffled with demonstrators who raised a rebel flag of Maori independence and stomped on a New Zealand flag . No arrests were reported . demonstrators who raised a rebel flag What kind of rebel flag did the demonstrators raise? 3 9 -1203 3 Police scuffled with demonstrators who raised a rebel flag of Maori independence and stomped on a New Zealand flag . No arrests were reported . stomped Why were they stomping on the flag? 13 14 -1203 3 Police scuffled with demonstrators who raised a rebel flag of Maori independence and stomped on a New Zealand flag . No arrests were reported . rebel flag describe the flag? 7 9 -1203 3 Police scuffled with demonstrators who raised a rebel flag of Maori independence and stomped on a New Zealand flag . No arrests were reported . New Zealand why new zealand? 16 18 -1203 4 Other anniversary events were cancelled after Maori leaders warned they could not guaranteee the safety of government officials . Maori leaders warned Who did the Maori leader warn? 6 9 -1203 4 Other anniversary events were cancelled after Maori leaders warned they could not guaranteee the safety of government officials . guaranteee the safety of government officials . Why were the officials unable to be protected? 12 19 -1203 5 Earlier arsonists tried to set fire to a historic wooden building where the Treaty of Waitangi was signed in 1840 . Treaty of Waitangi What is the 'Treaty of Waitangi'? 13 16 -1203 5 Earlier arsonists tried to set fire to a historic wooden building where the Treaty of Waitangi was signed in 1840 . Treaty of Waitangi What is the nature of the treaty? 13 16 -1203 5 Earlier arsonists tried to set fire to a historic wooden building where the Treaty of Waitangi was signed in 1840 . set fire Why were they trying to set fire to the building? 4 6 -1203 5 Earlier arsonists tried to set fire to a historic wooden building where the Treaty of Waitangi was signed in 1840 . Earlier how much earlier did this occur? 0 1 -1204 1 In the past seven months , Anil Dhakal hasn ' t called or written to his family in Nepal . He can ' t bear to tell them the truth . hasn ' t called or written to his family Why has he not called or written? 8 17 -1204 1 In the past seven months , Anil Dhakal hasn ' t called or written to his family in Nepal . He can ' t bear to tell them the truth . the truth What is the truth? 28 30 -1204 1 In the past seven months , Anil Dhakal hasn ' t called or written to his family in Nepal . He can ' t bear to tell them the truth . can ' t bear to tell them the truth Why is he in such despair? 21 30 -1204 1 In the past seven months , Anil Dhakal hasn ' t called or written to his family in Nepal . He can ' t bear to tell them the truth . Anil Dhakal Who is Anil Dhakal? 6 8 -1204 1 In the past seven months , Anil Dhakal hasn ' t called or written to his family in Nepal . He can ' t bear to tell them the truth . the truth What truth does he not want to tell? 28 30 -1204 2 " They think I ' m OK , " said Dhakal , who until recently worked at a furniture factory . He claims he was beaten repeatedly for protesting unpaid wages and mistreatment before he escaped what he calls " hell . " " They think I ' m OK , " Is he not OK? 0 9 -1204 2 " They think I ' m OK , " said Dhakal , who until recently worked at a furniture factory . He claims he was beaten repeatedly for protesting unpaid wages and mistreatment before he escaped what he calls " hell . " until recently Why does he longer work there? 13 15 -1204 2 " They think I ' m OK , " said Dhakal , who until recently worked at a furniture factory . He claims he was beaten repeatedly for protesting unpaid wages and mistreatment before he escaped what he calls " hell . " beaten repeatedly Beaten by who? 25 27 -1204 2 " They think I ' m OK , " said Dhakal , who until recently worked at a furniture factory . He claims he was beaten repeatedly for protesting unpaid wages and mistreatment before he escaped what he calls " hell . " unpaid wages Why were wages not being paid? 29 31 -1204 2 " They think I ' m OK , " said Dhakal , who until recently worked at a furniture factory . He claims he was beaten repeatedly for protesting unpaid wages and mistreatment before he escaped what he calls " hell . " unpaid wages and mistreatment Why were his employers taking advantage of him? 29 33 -1204 2 " They think I ' m OK , " said Dhakal , who until recently worked at a furniture factory . He claims he was beaten repeatedly for protesting unpaid wages and mistreatment before he escaped what he calls " hell . " " hell What made the situation \"hell\" 39 41 -1204 3 At least for now , his dream of saving enough money to finish college has collapsed . saving enough money How long has he been saving money? 8 11 -1204 3 At least for now , his dream of saving enough money to finish college has collapsed . finish college How much college has he attended? 12 14 -1204 3 At least for now , his dream of saving enough money to finish college has collapsed . saving enough money How much money was he trying to save? 8 11 -1204 3 At least for now , his dream of saving enough money to finish college has collapsed . finish college What college was he attending? 12 14 -1204 4 Dhakal , 22 , is one of an estimated 84 , 000 foreigners - - from China , the Philippines , Bangladesh , Nepal and other poorer neighboring nations - - lured here by tales of higher pay . other poorer neighboring nations What other nations? 25 29 -1204 4 Dhakal , 22 , is one of an estimated 84 , 000 foreigners - - from China , the Philippines , Bangladesh , Nepal and other poorer neighboring nations - - lured here by tales of higher pay . by tales Who was telling these tails? 33 35 -1204 4 Dhakal , 22 , is one of an estimated 84 , 000 foreigners - - from China , the Philippines , Bangladesh , Nepal and other poorer neighboring nations - - lured here by tales of higher pay . lured here Who is luring these foreigners here? 31 33 -1204 5 Only 32 , 000 are working legally under a " technical training " program set up by the government to provide workers for labor - short industries . Most others overstayed tourist visas and are employed illegally . labor - short industries What is an example of a labor short industry? 23 27 -1204 5 Only 32 , 000 are working legally under a " technical training " program set up by the government to provide workers for labor - short industries . Most others overstayed tourist visas and are employed illegally . overstayed tourist visas How long does a tourist visa last? 30 33 -1204 5 Only 32 , 000 are working legally under a " technical training " program set up by the government to provide workers for labor - short industries . Most others overstayed tourist visas and are employed illegally . " technical training " program What is the name of this program? 9 14 -1204 5 Only 32 , 000 are working legally under a " technical training " program set up by the government to provide workers for labor - short industries . Most others overstayed tourist visas and are employed illegally . Most others How many is \"most\"? 28 30 -1205 1 Doug McClure , the blond , boyish cowboy star of the television shows " The Virginian , " " The Overland Trail " and " The Men From Shiloh , " died of cancer Sunday night . He was 59 . died of cancer What type of cancer did he die of? 31 34 -1205 1 Doug McClure , the blond , boyish cowboy star of the television shows " The Virginian , " " The Overland Trail " and " The Men From Shiloh , " died of cancer Sunday night . He was 59 . Virginian , " When was this show on the air? 15 18 -1205 1 Doug McClure , the blond , boyish cowboy star of the television shows " The Virginian , " " The Overland Trail " and " The Men From Shiloh , " died of cancer Sunday night . He was 59 . cancer What type of cancer did he have? 33 34 -1205 2 McClure died at his home in the Los Angeles suburb of Sherman Oaks with family and friends by his side , said McClure ' s friend , Dennis Morga . family and friends Did he have a wife and children? 14 17 -1205 2 McClure died at his home in the Los Angeles suburb of Sherman Oaks with family and friends by his side , said McClure ' s friend , Dennis Morga . Dennis Morga Who is Dennis Morga? 27 29 -1205 2 McClure died at his home in the Los Angeles suburb of Sherman Oaks with family and friends by his side , said McClure ' s friend , Dennis Morga . friend , Who is Dennis Morga? 25 27 -1205 3 After struggling a year with lung cancer , McClure appeared last Dec . 16 for the installation of his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame . Getting the star helped him feel better , he told well - wishers . last Dec . 16 What year was last Dec. 16? 10 14 -1205 3 After struggling a year with lung cancer , McClure appeared last Dec . 16 for the installation of his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame . Getting the star helped him feel better , he told well - wishers . better , How did it make him feel better? 33 35 -1205 3 After struggling a year with lung cancer , McClure appeared last Dec . 16 for the installation of his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame . Getting the star helped him feel better , he told well - wishers . star Where on the Walk of Fame is his star located? 19 20 -1205 4 " It gave me the incentive to get well , and I am well , " he declared . I am well , " If he was well why did he succumb to cancer? 11 16 -1205 4 " It gave me the incentive to get well , and I am well , " he declared . I am well , " What determines if he is \"well\" or not? 11 16 -1205 4 " It gave me the incentive to get well , and I am well , " he declared . well , How long did his good health last in December? 8 10 -1205 5 But on Jan . 8 , the actor collapsed from an apparent stroke on the set of a theatrical film in Hawaii and was flown to Los Angeles for hospitalization . of a theatrical film What type of film was he in the process of making? 16 20 -1205 5 But on Jan . 8 , the actor collapsed from an apparent stroke on the set of a theatrical film in Hawaii and was flown to Los Angeles for hospitalization . Jan . 8 , What year is Jan. 8? 2 6 -1205 5 But on Jan . 8 , the actor collapsed from an apparent stroke on the set of a theatrical film in Hawaii and was flown to Los Angeles for hospitalization . theatrical film What is the title of a theatrical film? 18 20 -1205 5 But on Jan . 8 , the actor collapsed from an apparent stroke on the set of a theatrical film in Hawaii and was flown to Los Angeles for hospitalization . stroke Was the stroke associated with his lung cancer? 12 13 -1205 5 But on Jan . 8 , the actor collapsed from an apparent stroke on the set of a theatrical film in Hawaii and was flown to Los Angeles for hospitalization . film What film was he shooting in Hawaii? 19 20 -1206 1 Palestinian gunmen ambushed an Israeli gasoline tanker in the PLO - ruled Gaza Strip on Monday , killing an Israeli security guard in an escort car and wounding another , Palestinian police said . Palestinian Why did the Palestinian gunmen ambush the Israeli gasoline tanker? 0 1 -1206 1 Palestinian gunmen ambushed an Israeli gasoline tanker in the PLO - ruled Gaza Strip on Monday , killing an Israeli security guard in an escort car and wounding another , Palestinian police said . ambushed an Israeli gasoline tanker What was the reason for the ambush of this particular vehicle? 2 7 -1206 1 Palestinian gunmen ambushed an Israeli gasoline tanker in the PLO - ruled Gaza Strip on Monday , killing an Israeli security guard in an escort car and wounding another , Palestinian police said . escort car Why was an escort car following the gasoline tanker? 24 26 -1206 2 Israel radio said the front of the escort car was sprayed with dozens of bullets . Israel Who gave this information to the Israel radio? 0 1 -1206 3 PLO chief Yasser Arafat has been under mounting Israeli pressure to crack down on Palestinian militants in areas under his control , and Monday ' s attack was likely to further strain Israeli - PLO relations . Israeli - PLO Why is the relationship between the Israeli people and the PLO so strained to begin with? 32 35 -1206 4 The attack occurred about 8 : 45 a . m . ( 0645 GMT ) when gunmen hiding in roadside orchards near the town of Beit Lahia fired on the tanker and escort car , said a Palestinian police officer who spoke on condition of anonymity . Palestinian police officer Why was the Palestinian police officer afraid to speak publicly? 37 40 -1206 5 The gunmen then jumped into a getaway car , the officer said . Four Palestinian policemen riding in a car behind the truck fired in the air and rushed to the Israelis to administer medical aid , the officer said . gunmen How did the police find the gunmen in the first place? 1 2 -1207 1 Russian warplanes pelted this town southwest of Grozny with bombs Monday , and more refugees streamed out of Chechnya as widespread fighting continued in the Grozny area . Grozny why did they want to attack this town? 7 8 -1207 1 Russian warplanes pelted this town southwest of Grozny with bombs Monday , and more refugees streamed out of Chechnya as widespread fighting continued in the Grozny area . this town Which town? 3 5 -1207 1 Russian warplanes pelted this town southwest of Grozny with bombs Monday , and more refugees streamed out of Chechnya as widespread fighting continued in the Grozny area . widespread fighting Fighting between which groups? 20 22 -1207 1 Russian warplanes pelted this town southwest of Grozny with bombs Monday , and more refugees streamed out of Chechnya as widespread fighting continued in the Grozny area . this town What is the town's name? 3 5 -1207 1 Russian warplanes pelted this town southwest of Grozny with bombs Monday , and more refugees streamed out of Chechnya as widespread fighting continued in the Grozny area . widespread fighting continued in the Grozny area . Why was fighting taking place in this area? 20 28 -1207 2 Chechen fighters said the Russians had resumed bombing oil and chemical factories in and around the shattered capital . They saw the tactic as a sign of Russian frustration at still having failed to seize Grozny . seize Grozny why does russia want to seize Grozny? Isn't Russia already a large country? Or is this to exert military power with the expectation of results in diplomacy? 34 36 -1207 2 Chechen fighters said the Russians had resumed bombing oil and chemical factories in and around the shattered capital . They saw the tactic as a sign of Russian frustration at still having failed to seize Grozny . a sign of Russian frustration Why is this a sign of frustration? 24 29 -1207 2 Chechen fighters said the Russians had resumed bombing oil and chemical factories in and around the shattered capital . They saw the tactic as a sign of Russian frustration at still having failed to seize Grozny . still having failed to seize Grozny . Why had Russia been struggling to seize the Chechen capital? 30 37 -1207 3 " It means they ' re losing hope of taking Grozny , " said Salaudin Kitayev , a chief in the Chechen special forces , standing at a crossroads about 10 kilometers ( six miles ) from Grozny . " Otherwise , they ' d save the factories for themselves . " " Otherwise , Does russia just want to cause destruction because they know they will not annex Grozny? 39 42 -1207 3 " It means they ' re losing hope of taking Grozny , " said Salaudin Kitayev , a chief in the Chechen special forces , standing at a crossroads about 10 kilometers ( six miles ) from Grozny . " Otherwise , they ' d save the factories for themselves . " a chief in the Chechen special forces , What does this rank mean? 17 25 -1207 5 Chechens at the crossroads didn ' t even flinch at the air raid , hardened by nearly two months of war in their homeland . It wasn ' t immediately clear whether the bombs had caused serious damage or casualties . two months of war why have they been at war? 17 21 -1207 5 Chechens at the crossroads didn ' t even flinch at the air raid , hardened by nearly two months of war in their homeland . It wasn ' t immediately clear whether the bombs had caused serious damage or casualties . two months of war in their homeland Why had these bombing raids and campaigns lasted for so long, unabated? 17 24 -1208 1 Four foreign monitors on Monday briefed President Chandrika Kumaratunga about their meeting with the chief of the Tamil rebel group who reportedly favors a formal cease - fire with the government forces . favors a formal cease - fire Why a formal cease-fire? 22 28 -1208 2 Officials did not give details of Ms . Kumaratunga ' s meeting with the monitors . They , however , said the rebels were ready for a formal cease - fire . rebels Who are the rebels? 22 23 -1208 4 Velupillai Prabhakaran , commander of the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam , reportedly told the monitors on Sunday that six committees set up to oversee the truce in Sri Lanka ' s ethnic war should start their work soon . Sri Lanka ' s ethnic war Why was there an ethnic war? 28 34 -1208 4 Velupillai Prabhakaran , commander of the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam , reportedly told the monitors on Sunday that six committees set up to oversee the truce in Sri Lanka ' s ethnic war should start their work soon . soon How quickly is soon? 38 39 -1208 5 The monitors from Norway , Canada and the Netherlands met with Prabhakaran in the rebel stronghold of Jaffna in response to a request made by the militants fighting for a Tamil homeland since 1984 in northern Sri Lanka . monitors from Norway , Canada and the Netherlands Why were there foreign monitors? 1 9 -1209 1 Scores of African officials convened Monday to develop a set of development priorities that would be presented to the U . N . social summit in Copenhagen next month . development priorities What are these developmental priorities? 11 13 -1209 1 Scores of African officials convened Monday to develop a set of development priorities that would be presented to the U . N . social summit in Copenhagen next month . development What are they developing 11 12 -1209 1 Scores of African officials convened Monday to develop a set of development priorities that would be presented to the U . N . social summit in Copenhagen next month . Monday what date? 5 6 -1209 1 Scores of African officials convened Monday to develop a set of development priorities that would be presented to the U . N . social summit in Copenhagen next month . development priorities development priorities for what? 11 13 -1209 1 Scores of African officials convened Monday to develop a set of development priorities that would be presented to the U . N . social summit in Copenhagen next month . African from which nations? 2 3 -1209 1 Scores of African officials convened Monday to develop a set of development priorities that would be presented to the U . N . social summit in Copenhagen next month . presented to the U . N . social summit Why would they want to present it there? 16 25 -1209 3 The goal , according to organizers , is to give Africans a chance to define development priorities for themselves , instead of having external initiatives imposed on them . external initiatives What sort of initiatives have been imposed on them before? 23 25 -1209 3 The goal , according to organizers , is to give Africans a chance to define development priorities for themselves , instead of having external initiatives imposed on them . chance Why have they not previously had a chance to define the initiatives for themselves? 12 13 -1209 3 The goal , according to organizers , is to give Africans a chance to define development priorities for themselves , instead of having external initiatives imposed on them . imposed Who is imposing\n 25 26 -1209 4 " We need a radical change in African self - perception , " said the forum ' s president , Graca Machel , widow of former President Samora Machel of Mozambique . " Let us make of this audience not a mere intellectual exercise but a forum that leads to concrete achievement . " change What change does Machel want for Africa's self-perception? 5 6 -1209 4 " We need a radical change in African self - perception , " said the forum ' s president , Graca Machel , widow of former President Samora Machel of Mozambique . " Let us make of this audience not a mere intellectual exercise but a forum that leads to concrete achievement . " achievement what would achievement look like?\n 51 52 -1209 4 " We need a radical change in African self - perception , " said the forum ' s president , Graca Machel , widow of former President Samora Machel of Mozambique . " Let us make of this audience not a mere intellectual exercise but a forum that leads to concrete achievement . " change in African self - perception What do they think of their own self-perception at this time? 5 11 -1209 5 UNESCO ' s director - general , Federico Mayor , said there were both moral and political reasons why wealthy countries should not shirk at aiding Africa . shirk Which countries shirk providing aid? 23 24 -1209 5 UNESCO ' s director - general , Federico Mayor , said there were both moral and political reasons why wealthy countries should not shirk at aiding Africa . political What political reasons are there to provide aid? 16 17 -1209 5 UNESCO ' s director - general , Federico Mayor , said there were both moral and political reasons why wealthy countries should not shirk at aiding Africa . reasons What reasons? 17 18 -1209 5 UNESCO ' s director - general , Federico Mayor , said there were both moral and political reasons why wealthy countries should not shirk at aiding Africa . both moral and political reasons What are the moral and political reasons? 13 18 -1210 1 Ferrari unveiled a new Formula - 1 car Monday hoping to end the 11 - year title drought of the idolized Italian team in the World F - 1 Championship . the 11 - year title drought Who was winning in F1 instead of Ferrari? 12 18 -1210 1 Ferrari unveiled a new Formula - 1 car Monday hoping to end the 11 - year title drought of the idolized Italian team in the World F - 1 Championship . drought When did the Italian team win their last World F-1 Championship? 17 18 -1210 1 Ferrari unveiled a new Formula - 1 car Monday hoping to end the 11 - year title drought of the idolized Italian team in the World F - 1 Championship . new Formula - 1 car what is it called? 3 8 -1210 2 Looking for all the good fortune possible , Italy ' s currently unbeatable ski hero Alberto Tomba gave his blessing . Tomba What is the relationship of a champion skier to F-1 racing? 16 17 -1210 3 Tomba touched the red - painted 412 - T2 model and said : " I hope to bring it good luck and inspire a successful season . " model Is touching the race car a common F-1 racing superstition? 9 10 -1210 3 Tomba touched the red - painted 412 - T2 model and said : " I hope to bring it good luck and inspire a successful season . " Tomba why is a skiier at a race? 0 1 -1210 4 The new Ferrari , powered by a 3 , 000 - cc , 12 - cyclinder engine , was shown to reporters at the team headquarters near Modena . Modena what part of italy? 27 28 -1210 5 " He has the winning touch , it ' s a good omen , " said Ferrari Chairman Luca Codrero di Montezemolo , as the three - time Olympic champion drew loud cheers from a crowd of Ferrari fans , who were more enthusiastic about Tomba than Ferrari drivers Jean Alesi and Gerhard Berger . three - time Olympic champion What disciplines did Tomba win gold medals in? 25 30 -1210 5 " He has the winning touch , it ' s a good omen , " said Ferrari Chairman Luca Codrero di Montezemolo , as the three - time Olympic champion drew loud cheers from a crowd of Ferrari fans , who were more enthusiastic about Tomba than Ferrari drivers Jean Alesi and Gerhard Berger . drivers Do F-1 drivers compete as a team? 48 49 -1210 5 " He has the winning touch , it ' s a good omen , " said Ferrari Chairman Luca Codrero di Montezemolo , as the three - time Olympic champion drew loud cheers from a crowd of Ferrari fans , who were more enthusiastic about Tomba than Ferrari drivers Jean Alesi and Gerhard Berger . winning touch , what has tomba won? 4 7 -1211 1 Pedophiles have found a home on the Internet and exchange hundreds of pictures a week through anonymous conduits , a researcher said Monday . found a home on the Internet Is this legal? 2 8 -1211 1 Pedophiles have found a home on the Internet and exchange hundreds of pictures a week through anonymous conduits , a researcher said Monday . exchange Who do they exchange these with? 9 10 -1211 1 Pedophiles have found a home on the Internet and exchange hundreds of pictures a week through anonymous conduits , a researcher said Monday . hundreds of pictures Where do these pictures come from? 10 13 -1211 1 Pedophiles have found a home on the Internet and exchange hundreds of pictures a week through anonymous conduits , a researcher said Monday . anonymous conduits , What are these anonymous conduits? 16 19 -1211 2 The statistics appeared to provide the first glimpse at the scope of the potentially illegal activity , which police fear can lure kids into sex . It came from a study by Mats Wiklund , a researcher at Stockholm University ' s Institute of Computer and System Science . at the scope What is the scope? 8 11 -1211 2 The statistics appeared to provide the first glimpse at the scope of the potentially illegal activity , which police fear can lure kids into sex . It came from a study by Mats Wiklund , a researcher at Stockholm University ' s Institute of Computer and System Science . potentially illegal activity , Is it illegal or not? 13 17 -1211 2 The statistics appeared to provide the first glimpse at the scope of the potentially illegal activity , which police fear can lure kids into sex . It came from a study by Mats Wiklund , a researcher at Stockholm University ' s Institute of Computer and System Science . lure kids into sex What exactly lures them? 21 25 -1211 2 The statistics appeared to provide the first glimpse at the scope of the potentially illegal activity , which police fear can lure kids into sex . It came from a study by Mats Wiklund , a researcher at Stockholm University ' s Institute of Computer and System Science . the scope of the potentially illegal activity , What is this scope? 9 17 -1211 2 The statistics appeared to provide the first glimpse at the scope of the potentially illegal activity , which police fear can lure kids into sex . It came from a study by Mats Wiklund , a researcher at Stockholm University ' s Institute of Computer and System Science . can lure kids into sex How can it lure kids into sex? 20 25 -1211 3 During a seven - day period in late December and early January , Wiklund counted 5 , 651 messages or postings about child pornography in four " bulletin boards . " messages or postings What were these messages regarding? 18 21 -1211 3 During a seven - day period in late December and early January , Wiklund counted 5 , 651 messages or postings about child pornography in four " bulletin boards . " " bulletin boards How are these \"bulletin boards\" accessed? 26 29 -1211 4 Among the postings , about 800 were graphic pictures of adolescents engaged in sexual acts . He said at least eight of the pictures showed very young children , possibly ages 8 - 10 . graphic pictures What kind of pictures are graphic? 7 9 -1211 4 Among the postings , about 800 were graphic pictures of adolescents engaged in sexual acts . He said at least eight of the pictures showed very young children , possibly ages 8 - 10 . young children , Where do these pictures come from? 26 29 -1211 5 " The younger ones . are not being shown in the act , but they are being used as bait , " Wiklund said . as bait , " What are they baiting? 18 22 -1211 5 " The younger ones . are not being shown in the act , but they are being used as bait , " Wiklund said . bait , " How are they being used as bait? 19 22 -1211 5 " The younger ones . are not being shown in the act , but they are being used as bait , " Wiklund said . they are being used as bait , " What is the prevalence of these baiting type images in comparison to more standard-issue underage images? 14 22 -1212 1 After a day without soccer , officials and fans kicked around the results Monday . The conclusion : More must be done to control violence . violence What violent event interfered with a soccer event? 24 25 -1212 1 After a day without soccer , officials and fans kicked around the results Monday . The conclusion : More must be done to control violence . officials and fans kicked around the results Why are officials and fans of soccer kicked around results? 6 13 -1212 1 After a day without soccer , officials and fans kicked around the results Monday . The conclusion : More must be done to control violence . control violence Why is violence so often occurring at soccer matches? 23 25 -1212 1 After a day without soccer , officials and fans kicked around the results Monday . The conclusion : More must be done to control violence . More must be done to control violence what must be done? 18 25 -1212 2 " At least we ' ve started doing something about it . Our efforts will continue , but it is indispensable that the government and parliament make some decisions without which we will be defenseless in the face of violence , " said Mario Pescante , president of Italy ' s Olympic Committee . doing What are they planning on doing? 7 8 -1212 2 " At least we ' ve started doing something about it . Our efforts will continue , but it is indispensable that the government and parliament make some decisions without which we will be defenseless in the face of violence , " said Mario Pescante , president of Italy ' s Olympic Committee . defenseless in the face of violence , " Why will they be defenceless in the face of violence? 34 42 -1212 2 " At least we ' ve started doing something about it . Our efforts will continue , but it is indispensable that the government and parliament make some decisions without which we will be defenseless in the face of violence , " said Mario Pescante , president of Italy ' s Olympic Committee . Mario Pescante , how long has he been president? 43 46 -1212 3 And while the " ultras " - - the Italian equivalent of British hooligans - - pledged to give up their arms , their violent language suggested that tensions would continue . " ultras " What are they even fighting for? 3 6 -1212 3 And while the " ultras " - - the Italian equivalent of British hooligans - - pledged to give up their arms , their violent language suggested that tensions would continue . language suggested that tensions would continue . Why did they want the tensions to continue? 25 32 -1212 3 And while the " ultras " - - the Italian equivalent of British hooligans - - pledged to give up their arms , their violent language suggested that tensions would continue . British hooligans who are british hooligans? 12 14 -1212 4 " Enough with the fad of 20 against two or three , or of molotov cocktails and knives , " said a statement read by one of the hundreds of ultras who participated at a rally in Genoa on Sunday . rally What were they hoping to achieve from the rally? 35 36 -1212 4 " Enough with the fad of 20 against two or three , or of molotov cocktails and knives , " said a statement read by one of the hundreds of ultras who participated at a rally in Genoa on Sunday . participated at a rally Why did the hundreds of ultras participated at a rally in Genoa? 32 36 -1212 5 Italian authorities called off Sunday ' s soccer league matches and other professional sports in response to the Jan . 29 stabbing death of a fan before the Genoa - AC Milan game . A 19 - year - old Milan supporter was charged with the slaying , which touched off demands to crack down on violent fans . stabbing What caused the altercation? 21 22 -1213 1 McDonnell Douglas Corp . may temporarily halt production of its largest airliner , the MD - 11 , in 1996 due to a severe shortage of orders for the 300 - seat plane , The Wall Street Journal reported Monday . severe shortage of orders for the 300 - seat plane , What is the cause of this shortage? 23 34 -1213 1 McDonnell Douglas Corp . may temporarily halt production of its largest airliner , the MD - 11 , in 1996 due to a severe shortage of orders for the 300 - seat plane , The Wall Street Journal reported Monday . severe shortage of orders Why such a shortage of orders? 23 27 -1213 1 McDonnell Douglas Corp . may temporarily halt production of its largest airliner , the MD - 11 , in 1996 due to a severe shortage of orders for the 300 - seat plane , The Wall Street Journal reported Monday . severe shortage of orders What is causing this shortage? 23 27 -1213 2 Company executives emphasized they are working to avert a shutdown , which could mean temporary layoffs for thousands of workers and cast doubt on the future of the MD - 11 program , the report said . they are working to avert a shutdown , How is the shutdown trying to be stopped? 3 11 -1213 3 Without new orders for the three - engine jet , St . Louis - based McDonnell Douglas may deliver as few as 10 next year , the newspaper said , citing industry officials . Without new orders for the three - engine jet , What is causing the stoppage in orders for these model jets? 0 10 -1213 3 Without new orders for the three - engine jet , St . Louis - based McDonnell Douglas may deliver as few as 10 next year , the newspaper said , citing industry officials . Without new orders Are they doing anything to get new orders? 0 3 -1213 4 The MD - 11 is manufacturered at the company ' s 10 , 000 - worker factory in Long Beach , California . That facility also produces the smaller MD - 80 and MD - 90 . The company won ' t say how many people are employed making each type of jet . won ' t say how many people are employed Why won't they disclose this information? 39 48 -1213 4 The MD - 11 is manufacturered at the company ' s 10 , 000 - worker factory in Long Beach , California . That facility also produces the smaller MD - 80 and MD - 90 . The company won ' t say how many people are employed making each type of jet . The company won ' t say Why won't the company release this information? 37 43 -1213 5 Herbert J . Lanese , the company ' s chief financial officer , told the Journal that a decision on halting MD - 11 production for as much as half of 1996 will have to be made within five months . made within five months What projections are being made for the fate of the company after the shutdown has passed? 36 40 -1213 5 Herbert J . Lanese , the company ' s chief financial officer , told the Journal that a decision on halting MD - 11 production for as much as half of 1996 will have to be made within five months . within five months Why does this decision have to be made within five months? 37 40 -1214 1 Only 26 women were among the 137 survivors of the Estonia ferry disaster last year , mainly because they were unable like men to climb walls to save themselves , investigators said Monday . climb walls how did the others manage to climb walls? 24 26 -1214 1 Only 26 women were among the 137 survivors of the Estonia ferry disaster last year , mainly because they were unable like men to climb walls to save themselves , investigators said Monday . they were unable like men Why were they unable to? 18 23 -1214 1 Only 26 women were among the 137 survivors of the Estonia ferry disaster last year , mainly because they were unable like men to climb walls to save themselves , investigators said Monday . survivors How many people were killed in the Estonia ferry disaster? 7 8 -1214 1 Only 26 women were among the 137 survivors of the Estonia ferry disaster last year , mainly because they were unable like men to climb walls to save themselves , investigators said Monday . Estonia ferry disaster What caused the Estonia ferry disaster? 10 13 -1214 2 " It was survival of the fittest , " said Kari Lehtola , a Finnish member of the accident investigation committee . " It was survival of the fittest , " What caused it to be survival of the fittest? 0 9 -1214 2 " It was survival of the fittest , " said Kari Lehtola , a Finnish member of the accident investigation committee . accident investigation committee What populations comprise the accident investigation committee? 18 21 -1214 3 The Estonia was sailing from Tallinn , Estonia , to the Swedish capital , Stockholm , on Sept . 28 when its bow door was ripped off in a storm . Water surged onto the car deck , the ferry turned on its side and sank in about 35 minutes . sank in at what time the ferry sank in 45 47 -1214 3 The Estonia was sailing from Tallinn , Estonia , to the Swedish capital , Stockholm , on Sept . 28 when its bow door was ripped off in a storm . Water surged onto the car deck , the ferry turned on its side and sank in about 35 minutes . sank in about 35 minutes Why did it only take 35 minutes to sink? 45 50 -1214 3 The Estonia was sailing from Tallinn , Estonia , to the Swedish capital , Stockholm , on Sept . 28 when its bow door was ripped off in a storm . Water surged onto the car deck , the ferry turned on its side and sank in about 35 minutes . bow door was ripped off Was the bow door faulty or damaged before the storm? 22 27 -1214 4 Rescuers managed to save 137 people . Of those , 111 were men , nearly all age 20 - 44 . Rescuers found 94 bodies , mostly male , in the icy seas or on life rafts . found how many women were found? 22 23 -1214 4 Rescuers managed to save 137 people . Of those , 111 were men , nearly all age 20 - 44 . Rescuers found 94 bodies , mostly male , in the icy seas or on life rafts . mostly male , Why were most of the bodies males? 26 29 -1214 4 Rescuers managed to save 137 people . Of those , 111 were men , nearly all age 20 - 44 . Rescuers found 94 bodies , mostly male , in the icy seas or on life rafts . mostly male , What percentage of lives lost do men represent? 26 29 -1214 5 Lehtola said 765 people went down with the ship , including 422 women and 23 people under 18 . 765 people went down Are there continuing efforts to find the rest of the bodies? 2 6 -1215 1 Shuttle commander James Wetherbee fired Discovery ' s thrusters today to begin a final approach toward space station Mir - - the first convergence of American and Russian spaceships in 20 years . in 20 years Why haven't American and Russian spaceships converged in 20 years? 29 32 -1215 1 Shuttle commander James Wetherbee fired Discovery ' s thrusters today to begin a final approach toward space station Mir - - the first convergence of American and Russian spaceships in 20 years . convergence of American and Russian spaceships What did the two spaceships need that required them to meet up? 23 29 -1215 1 Shuttle commander James Wetherbee fired Discovery ' s thrusters today to begin a final approach toward space station Mir - - the first convergence of American and Russian spaceships in 20 years . spaceships Which nation owns the space station? Which nation owns the spaceship? 28 29 -1215 2 The 19 - second jet firing came as the two 100 - ton spaceships orbited nine miles apart at 17 , 500 mph , some 245 miles over South America . spaceships Does the article involve a convergence between two spaceships or a space station and a spaceship? 13 14 -1215 3 The maneuver was to send the shuttle a half - mile beneath Mir , when Wetherbee would take manual control , pulling up in front and firing braking jets to slowly close to 400 feet . manual control , Why does the commander need to take manual control in order to complete the maneuver? 18 21 -1215 4 The final rendezvous phase , a 35 - foot close encounter that Russian space officials agreed to virtually at the last minute , had Discovery flying to within 35 feet . at the last minute , Why did Russian officials wait until the last minute to agree to the encounter? 18 23 -1215 4 The final rendezvous phase , a 35 - foot close encounter that Russian space officials agreed to virtually at the last minute , had Discovery flying to within 35 feet . agreed to virtually at the last minute , Why was the agreement so late in coming? 15 23 -1215 4 The final rendezvous phase , a 35 - foot close encounter that Russian space officials agreed to virtually at the last minute , had Discovery flying to within 35 feet . phase , How many phases are there for this rendezvous? 3 5 -1215 5 Engineers from NASA and the Russian Space Agency huddled throughout the night and into the morning to discuss a steering thruster leak near the shuttle ' s tail that has been spewing fuel since shortly after Friday ' s launch . leak Why is there a leak on the shuttle? 21 22 -1215 5 Engineers from NASA and the Russian Space Agency huddled throughout the night and into the morning to discuss a steering thruster leak near the shuttle ' s tail that has been spewing fuel since shortly after Friday ' s launch . leak near the shuttle ' s tail What was the reason for this prolonged leak? 21 28 -1215 5 Engineers from NASA and the Russian Space Agency huddled throughout the night and into the morning to discuss a steering thruster leak near the shuttle ' s tail that has been spewing fuel since shortly after Friday ' s launch . leak How much does this leakage endanger the crew? 21 22 -1216 1 Discovery commander James Wetherbee exchanged waves with the crew of space station Mir today while steering the shuttle toward the first convergence of American and Russian spaceships in 20 years . Russian Who was the commander of the Russian spaceship? 25 26 -1216 1 Discovery commander James Wetherbee exchanged waves with the crew of space station Mir today while steering the shuttle toward the first convergence of American and Russian spaceships in 20 years . crew of space station Mir Who are the crew of space station Mir? 8 13 -1216 1 Discovery commander James Wetherbee exchanged waves with the crew of space station Mir today while steering the shuttle toward the first convergence of American and Russian spaceships in 20 years . 20 years Why has it been 20 years? 28 30 -1216 2 Only a half - mile separated the two 100 - ton spaceships , soaring 245 miles over Earth at 17 , 500 mph , when Discovery passed beneath the massive T - shaped outpost and Wetherbee took manual control . outpost What is the role of a spaceship outpost in the 21st century? 33 34 -1216 2 Only a half - mile separated the two 100 - ton spaceships , soaring 245 miles over Earth at 17 , 500 mph , when Discovery passed beneath the massive T - shaped outpost and Wetherbee took manual control . massive T - shaped outpost What is the massive T-shaped outpost refer to? 29 34 -1216 2 Only a half - mile separated the two 100 - ton spaceships , soaring 245 miles over Earth at 17 , 500 mph , when Discovery passed beneath the massive T - shaped outpost and Wetherbee took manual control . Wetherbee took manual control Was he the only one in the shuttle? 35 39 -1216 5 The shuttle moved in front of Mir , where Wetherbee was to fire braking jets to slowly close to 400 feet . braking What happens if the Discovery shuttle stopped too far or too close to the station? 13 14 -1217 1 While voters turned out in impressive numbers for the first post - independence parliamentary elections in Kyrgyzstan , they elected only 13 of 105 deputies , news agencies said Monday . elected only 13 of 105 deputies , Why so few deputies elected? 19 26 -1217 1 While voters turned out in impressive numbers for the first post - independence parliamentary elections in Kyrgyzstan , they elected only 13 of 105 deputies , news agencies said Monday . only 13 Why so few? 20 22 -1217 1 While voters turned out in impressive numbers for the first post - independence parliamentary elections in Kyrgyzstan , they elected only 13 of 105 deputies , news agencies said Monday . only 13 why / how is this possible? 20 22 -1217 3 In Sunday ' s elections , 72 . 8 percent of the 2 . 2 million registered voters cast their ballots , but a glut of candidates had many predicting runoffs . a glut of candidates What led to so many candidates standing for positions? 23 27 -1217 3 In Sunday ' s elections , 72 . 8 percent of the 2 . 2 million registered voters cast their ballots , but a glut of candidates had many predicting runoffs . glut of candidates Is this due to a power vacuum? 24 27 -1217 3 In Sunday ' s elections , 72 . 8 percent of the 2 . 2 million registered voters cast their ballots , but a glut of candidates had many predicting runoffs . runoffs what does this mean in this context? 30 31 -1217 5 Among the 13 elected Sunday in the former Soviet republic were acclaimed writer Chingiz Aitmatov and two prominent former Communist Party leaders , ITAR - Tass said . two prominent former Communist Party leaders , which two leaders? 16 23 -1218 1 For the first time in seven months , Sarajevans could hop in their cars on Monday and drive outside the Bosnian capital to shop for scarce goods or visit relatives . scarce Why are the goods scarce? 25 26 -1218 1 For the first time in seven months , Sarajevans could hop in their cars on Monday and drive outside the Bosnian capital to shop for scarce goods or visit relatives . For the first time in seven months , Why weren't they able to do this for seven months? 0 8 -1218 1 For the first time in seven months , Sarajevans could hop in their cars on Monday and drive outside the Bosnian capital to shop for scarce goods or visit relatives . first Why couldn't Sarajevans leave the capital city for seven months? 2 3 -1218 1 For the first time in seven months , Sarajevans could hop in their cars on Monday and drive outside the Bosnian capital to shop for scarce goods or visit relatives . scarce What goods are scarce in Sarajevo? 25 26 -1218 1 For the first time in seven months , Sarajevans could hop in their cars on Monday and drive outside the Bosnian capital to shop for scarce goods or visit relatives . first time in seven months , Why had the lack of movement lasted so long? 2 8 -1218 2 Hundreds of Sarajevans took advantage of an agreement opening a road to central Bosnia and beyond . But travel further afield was impossible without extensive paperwork . extensive Why is there so much paperwork required? 24 25 -1218 2 Hundreds of Sarajevans took advantage of an agreement opening a road to central Bosnia and beyond . But travel further afield was impossible without extensive paperwork . impossible without extensive paperwork What kind of paperwork is required? 22 26 -1218 2 Hundreds of Sarajevans took advantage of an agreement opening a road to central Bosnia and beyond . But travel further afield was impossible without extensive paperwork . extensive What paperwork was required for further travel? 24 25 -1218 2 Hundreds of Sarajevans took advantage of an agreement opening a road to central Bosnia and beyond . But travel further afield was impossible without extensive paperwork . opening Why was the road previously closed? 8 9 -1218 2 Hundreds of Sarajevans took advantage of an agreement opening a road to central Bosnia and beyond . But travel further afield was impossible without extensive paperwork . without extensive paperwork What sort of papers were required? 23 26 -1218 3 The deal is a provision of a truce brokered by former President Jimmy Carter and signed Dec . 31 by the government and Bosnian Serbs . But it repeatedly has been held up , and officials acknowledged that this accord was tenuous . tenuous How did it become a tenuous record? 41 42 -1218 3 The deal is a provision of a truce brokered by former President Jimmy Carter and signed Dec . 31 by the government and Bosnian Serbs . But it repeatedly has been held up , and officials acknowledged that this accord was tenuous . truce What are the other provisions of this truce? 7 8 -1218 3 The deal is a provision of a truce brokered by former President Jimmy Carter and signed Dec . 31 by the government and Bosnian Serbs . But it repeatedly has been held up , and officials acknowledged that this accord was tenuous . But it repeatedly has been held up , Why was the truce held up? 26 34 -1218 4 Nonetheless , U . N . officials were hopeful this time . " It is a sign of goodwill on both sides , " said Enrique Aguilar , a U . N . official . hopeful Why were the hopeful this time and not before/after? 8 9 -1218 4 Nonetheless , U . N . officials were hopeful this time . " It is a sign of goodwill on both sides , " said Enrique Aguilar , a U . N . official . hopeful What are they hoping to see come next? 8 9 -1218 5 Two routes - - one permitting people to move between two Serb - held suburbs , the other allowing Sarajevans to cross the airport into two outer government - held suburbs and beyond - - were opened under the agreement . Serb - held What is the source of the conflict between the Bosnian government and the Bosnian Serbs? 11 14 -1219 1 Visiting U . S . Commerce Secretary said Monday that continued Mideast violence was a major obstacle to private investment in the West Bank and Gaza Strip . private investment in What private investment is being impeded by the violence? 18 21 -1219 1 Visiting U . S . Commerce Secretary said Monday that continued Mideast violence was a major obstacle to private investment in the West Bank and Gaza Strip . Commerce Secretary What is this secretary's name? 5 7 -1219 1 Visiting U . S . Commerce Secretary said Monday that continued Mideast violence was a major obstacle to private investment in the West Bank and Gaza Strip . continued Mideast violence How long has the violence been going on? 10 13 -1219 1 Visiting U . S . Commerce Secretary said Monday that continued Mideast violence was a major obstacle to private investment in the West Bank and Gaza Strip . major obstacle What makes it a major obstacle? 15 17 -1219 2 " Investors want a certain comfort level , " Brown told reporters . " They want to know that their investments are safe . and that kind of assurance must come from people in the region . " certain comfort level , " What is the comfort level Brown thinks investors want? Does violence have to be eliminated completely, or only addressed? 4 9 -1219 2 " Investors want a certain comfort level , " Brown told reporters . " They want to know that their investments are safe . and that kind of assurance must come from people in the region . " Brown What is Brown's first name? 9 10 -1219 2 " Investors want a certain comfort level , " Brown told reporters . " They want to know that their investments are safe . and that kind of assurance must come from people in the region . " comfort level , " What is their comfort level? 5 9 -1219 2 " Investors want a certain comfort level , " Brown told reporters . " They want to know that their investments are safe . and that kind of assurance must come from people in the region . " people in the region What people specifically? 32 36 -1219 2 " Investors want a certain comfort level , " Brown told reporters . " They want to know that their investments are safe . and that kind of assurance must come from people in the region . " " Investors Who and what type of investors are they? 0 2 -1219 3 U . S . officials traveling with Brown said that since autonomy began last May , only one private U . S . - Palestinian venture was formed , a factory making building materials in the Gaza Strip . a factory What is the name of this factory? 29 31 -1219 3 U . S . officials traveling with Brown said that since autonomy began last May , only one private U . S . - Palestinian venture was formed , a factory making building materials in the Gaza Strip . venture was formed , What venture was formed? 25 29 -1219 3 U . S . officials traveling with Brown said that since autonomy began last May , only one private U . S . - Palestinian venture was formed , a factory making building materials in the Gaza Strip . building materials What kind of materials? 32 34 -1219 4 The U . S . government offers private investors loan guarantees and political risk insurance as incentives , the officials said . as incentives , the Why aren't these incentives enough to get investment in the West Bank and Gaza Strip? 15 19 -1219 4 The U . S . government offers private investors loan guarantees and political risk insurance as incentives , the officials said . the officials Which officials? 18 20 -1219 4 The U . S . government offers private investors loan guarantees and political risk insurance as incentives , the officials said . loan guarantees What are the guarantees? 9 11 -1219 4 The U . S . government offers private investors loan guarantees and political risk insurance as incentives , the officials said . as incentives , Are there other types of incentives? 15 18 -1219 4 The U . S . government offers private investors loan guarantees and political risk insurance as incentives , the officials said . U . S . government offers Why does the US have a stake in these investments? 1 7 -1219 5 Brown also went to the West Bank city of Ramallah and met with Palestinian Economic Minister Ahmed Qurei who said that " the American response was very serious in offering assistance " to the self - rule . American response What has the American response been thus far, besides loan guarantees and risk insurance? 23 25 -1219 5 Brown also went to the West Bank city of Ramallah and met with Palestinian Economic Minister Ahmed Qurei who said that " the American response was very serious in offering assistance " to the self - rule . went to the West Bank city Why did he go there? 2 8 -1219 5 Brown also went to the West Bank city of Ramallah and met with Palestinian Economic Minister Ahmed Qurei who said that " the American response was very serious in offering assistance " to the self - rule . and met What was said in the meeting? 10 12 -1219 5 Brown also went to the West Bank city of Ramallah and met with Palestinian Economic Minister Ahmed Qurei who said that " the American response was very serious in offering assistance " to the self - rule . American response Does this mean these are American investors backed by guarantees from the US government? 23 25 -1220 1 With ecstatic waves and giddy exclamations of " beautiful , " the crews of shuttle Discovery and space station Mir met Monday in the first convergence of American and Russian spaceships in 20 years . crews How experienced are the crews? 12 13 -1220 1 With ecstatic waves and giddy exclamations of " beautiful , " the crews of shuttle Discovery and space station Mir met Monday in the first convergence of American and Russian spaceships in 20 years . convergence Why so many years to form a convergence? 25 26 -1220 1 With ecstatic waves and giddy exclamations of " beautiful , " the crews of shuttle Discovery and space station Mir met Monday in the first convergence of American and Russian spaceships in 20 years . Discovery and space station Mir met Monday What was calling for the two spaceships to meet up? 15 22 -1220 1 With ecstatic waves and giddy exclamations of " beautiful , " the crews of shuttle Discovery and space station Mir met Monday in the first convergence of American and Russian spaceships in 20 years . crews How many people are on each crew? 12 13 -1220 1 With ecstatic waves and giddy exclamations of " beautiful , " the crews of shuttle Discovery and space station Mir met Monday in the first convergence of American and Russian spaceships in 20 years . convergence How long will the shuttle be docked at the station? 25 26 -1220 2 Discovery commander James Wetherbee took manual control of the shuttle as the two 100 - ton spaceships passed only a half - mile ( 800 meters ) apart while traveling 245 miles ( 392 kilometers ) above Earth at 17 , 500 mph ( 28 , 000 kph ) . traveling How close can the ships travel apart? 29 30 -1220 2 Discovery commander James Wetherbee took manual control of the shuttle as the two 100 - ton spaceships passed only a half - mile ( 800 meters ) apart while traveling 245 miles ( 392 kilometers ) above Earth at 17 , 500 mph ( 28 , 000 kph ) . Earth How far from earth is space? 37 38 -1220 3 The awestruck astronauts and cosmonauts gazed and waved at one another as Wetherbee stopped Discovery just 400 feet ( 120 meters ) away from the massive T - shaped space station . feet Why stop 400 feet away? 17 18 -1220 3 The awestruck astronauts and cosmonauts gazed and waved at one another as Wetherbee stopped Discovery just 400 feet ( 120 meters ) away from the massive T - shaped space station . cosmonauts What are cosmonauts? 4 5 -1220 4 " This is the most beautiful thing I ' ve ever seen in space , " Wetherbee told Mission Control . One of the Mir crew broke from Russian into English and echoed , " Beautiful , beautiful . " " Beautiful , Why did a Mir crew member say Beautiful,beautiful? 34 37 -1220 5 Mir beamed down stunning images of the shuttle against a brilliant blue and cloud - studded Earth . Discovery sent down views of the gleaming Russian space station against black space . Crew members pressed their faces up against spaceship windows to soak up the unprecedented view . Mir How did Mir send down images? 0 1 -1220 5 Mir beamed down stunning images of the shuttle against a brilliant blue and cloud - studded Earth . Discovery sent down views of the gleaming Russian space station against black space . Crew members pressed their faces up against spaceship windows to soak up the unprecedented view . station How big is the shuttle compared to the station? 27 28 -1221 1 The East Coast had its coldest weather of the season on Monday with freezing temperatures as far south as northern Florida as arctic air spilled in behind a blustery weekend snowstorm . The East Coast Of which country? 0 3 -1221 1 The East Coast had its coldest weather of the season on Monday with freezing temperatures as far south as northern Florida as arctic air spilled in behind a blustery weekend snowstorm . snowstorm How long is this cold spell expected to last? 30 31 -1221 2 Crestview , Florida , in the state ' s northern Panhandle , dipped to 25 degrees Fahrenheit ( - 4 Celsius ) overnight . It reached 14 degrees below zero F ( - 25 . 5 C ) at Snowshoe , West Virginia , and was even colder in parts of upstate New York and New England . and was even colder how much colder was it? 44 48 -1221 2 Crestview , Florida , in the state ' s northern Panhandle , dipped to 25 degrees Fahrenheit ( - 4 Celsius ) overnight . It reached 14 degrees below zero F ( - 25 . 5 C ) at Snowshoe , West Virginia , and was even colder in parts of upstate New York and New England . dipped to 25 degrees Fahrenheit How does this compare to previous years at the same time? 12 17 -1221 2 Crestview , Florida , in the state ' s northern Panhandle , dipped to 25 degrees Fahrenheit ( - 4 Celsius ) overnight . It reached 14 degrees below zero F ( - 25 . 5 C ) at Snowshoe , West Virginia , and was even colder in parts of upstate New York and New England . zero Is this a record below zero temperature for the area? 29 30 -1221 4 Wind blowing at 20 mph ( 32 kmph ) to 40 mph ( 64 kmph ) caused " whiteouts " on some upstate New York highways Sunday . While the wind eased Monday , the cold didn ' t . some upstate New York highways Sunday Which highways in upstate New York? 21 27 -1221 4 Wind blowing at 20 mph ( 32 kmph ) to 40 mph ( 64 kmph ) caused " whiteouts " on some upstate New York highways Sunday . While the wind eased Monday , the cold didn ' t . caused " whiteouts " What kind of traffic and other problems did this cause? 16 20 -1221 4 Wind blowing at 20 mph ( 32 kmph ) to 40 mph ( 64 kmph ) caused " whiteouts " on some upstate New York highways Sunday . While the wind eased Monday , the cold didn ' t . " whiteouts " What are 'whiteouts'? 17 20 -1221 5 The National Weather Service in Burlington , Vermont , issued an advisory warning of dangerously cold wind chills that could dip as low as 60 below zero F . A handful of Vermont schools were closed because of the weather . dangerously cold wind chills How cold does a wind chill need to be before it is considered dangerous? 14 18 -1221 5 The National Weather Service in Burlington , Vermont , issued an advisory warning of dangerously cold wind chills that could dip as low as 60 below zero F . A handful of Vermont schools were closed because of the weather . A handful of Vermont schools were closed How prevalent were the school closings? 29 36 -1221 5 The National Weather Service in Burlington , Vermont , issued an advisory warning of dangerously cold wind chills that could dip as low as 60 below zero F . A handful of Vermont schools were closed because of the weather . Vermont Are there other states who closed down their schools? 7 8 -1222 1 Russia and the International Monetary Fund suspended talks on a $ 6 billion loan Monday amid soaring inflation and skepticism about the 1995 Russian budget . suspended talks Why did they suspend talks? 6 8 -1222 1 Russia and the International Monetary Fund suspended talks on a $ 6 billion loan Monday amid soaring inflation and skepticism about the 1995 Russian budget . skepticism What were they skeptic about regarding the 1995 Russian budget? 19 20 -1222 1 Russia and the International Monetary Fund suspended talks on a $ 6 billion loan Monday amid soaring inflation and skepticism about the 1995 Russian budget . skepticism Why are people skeptical? 19 20 -1222 1 Russia and the International Monetary Fund suspended talks on a $ 6 billion loan Monday amid soaring inflation and skepticism about the 1995 Russian budget . skepticism Why is there skepticism? 19 20 -1222 2 An IMF spokesman said the discussions would resume later this month . IMF What does this stand for? 1 2 -1222 3 " The talks have been making progress , " said the IMF spokesman , speaking only on condition of anonymity . " Some areas need to be sorted out . " speaking only on condition of anonymity Why are they remaining anonymous? 14 20 -1222 3 " The talks have been making progress , " said the IMF spokesman , speaking only on condition of anonymity . " Some areas need to be sorted out . " " Some areas What areas needed to be sorted out? 21 24 -1222 3 " The talks have been making progress , " said the IMF spokesman , speaking only on condition of anonymity . " Some areas need to be sorted out . " progress , " What progress has been made so far? 6 9 -1222 3 " The talks have been making progress , " said the IMF spokesman , speaking only on condition of anonymity . " Some areas need to be sorted out . " IMF What does this stand for? 11 12 -1222 4 Asked if the suspension would delay the loan , the spokesman said , " There was never any timetable on the loan . We never set deadlines on our talks . It puts too much pressure on the government and on our folks . " timetable on the loan How will this loan be distributed? 18 22 -1222 4 Asked if the suspension would delay the loan , the spokesman said , " There was never any timetable on the loan . We never set deadlines on our talks . It puts too much pressure on the government and on our folks . " loan , What is the loan for? 7 9 -1222 4 Asked if the suspension would delay the loan , the spokesman said , " There was never any timetable on the loan . We never set deadlines on our talks . It puts too much pressure on the government and on our folks . " loan , What is this loan for? 7 9 -1222 5 Russian officials had hoped to wrap up the IMF agreement this week , but sources close to the talks have suggested the IMF may not release the money until the spring . may not release the money until the spring Why are the Russians waiting until spring to release the money? 23 31 -1222 5 Russian officials had hoped to wrap up the IMF agreement this week , but sources close to the talks have suggested the IMF may not release the money until the spring . may not release Why won't the IMF release the money until spring? 23 26 -1223 1 Four earthquakes , including one with a magnitude of 5 . 3 , rocked Japan in the past 24 hours , the Central Meteorological Agency said Tuesday morning . including one with a magnitude of 5 . 3 , What magnitude were the other earthquakes? 3 13 -1223 1 Four earthquakes , including one with a magnitude of 5 . 3 , rocked Japan in the past 24 hours , the Central Meteorological Agency said Tuesday morning . one How strong were the other three eqrthquakes? 4 5 -1223 2 None of the quakes were related the devastating Jan . 17 earthquake which killed more than 5 , 200 people in the Kobe region , agency officials said . quakes How close were the quakes to each other? 3 4 -1223 4 The strongest quake struck at 11 : 51 p . m . ( 14 : 51 GMT ) Monday at a depth of 50 kilometers ( 31 miles ) beneath the floor of the Pacific Ocean about 125 kilometers ( 77 miles ) east of the Aomori prefecture ( state ) town of Misawa . floor How many fault lines run under Japan? 31 32 -1223 5 Misawa , the site of a large U . S . air base , is 560 kilometers ( 350 miles ) , northeast of Tokyo . large U . S . air base , How large is this air base that the US controls? 6 14 -1223 5 Misawa , the site of a large U . S . air base , is 560 kilometers ( 350 miles ) , northeast of Tokyo . Misawa , Which Japanese island is Misawa on, and when did it become a site for a U.S. air base? 0 2 -1224 1 The United States and China are headed back to the bargaining table to try to resolve a budding trade war over U . S . complaints about pirated music , movies and computer software . the bargaining table What are they bargaining? 9 12 -1224 1 The United States and China are headed back to the bargaining table to try to resolve a budding trade war over U . S . complaints about pirated music , movies and computer software . budding trade war How long has this been going on? 17 20 -1224 1 The United States and China are headed back to the bargaining table to try to resolve a budding trade war over U . S . complaints about pirated music , movies and computer software . U . S . complaints What are the complaints? 21 26 -1224 1 The United States and China are headed back to the bargaining table to try to resolve a budding trade war over U . S . complaints about pirated music , movies and computer software . United States and China Who specifically from each country? 1 5 -1224 1 The United States and China are headed back to the bargaining table to try to resolve a budding trade war over U . S . complaints about pirated music , movies and computer software . back How many times have the United States and China negotiated on pirated music, movies, and software? 7 8 -1224 1 The United States and China are headed back to the bargaining table to try to resolve a budding trade war over U . S . complaints about pirated music , movies and computer software . back to the bargaining table what was the previous bargain? 7 12 -1224 2 Just two days after the United States announced stiff tariffs on some Chinese imports , both sides agreed Monday to resume talks next week in Beijing . stiff tariffs on some Chinese imports , What sort of items were receiving the tariffs? 8 15 -1224 2 Just two days after the United States announced stiff tariffs on some Chinese imports , both sides agreed Monday to resume talks next week in Beijing . stiff tariffs Why are there stiff tariffs? 8 10 -1224 2 Just two days after the United States announced stiff tariffs on some Chinese imports , both sides agreed Monday to resume talks next week in Beijing . Beijing Why in Beijing? 25 26 -1224 2 Just two days after the United States announced stiff tariffs on some Chinese imports , both sides agreed Monday to resume talks next week in Beijing . tariffs What kind of tariffs? 9 10 -1224 2 Just two days after the United States announced stiff tariffs on some Chinese imports , both sides agreed Monday to resume talks next week in Beijing . imports , What imports have been affected? 13 15 -1224 2 Just two days after the United States announced stiff tariffs on some Chinese imports , both sides agreed Monday to resume talks next week in Beijing . stiff tariffs when are tariffs considered stiff? 8 10 -1224 2 Just two days after the United States announced stiff tariffs on some Chinese imports , both sides agreed Monday to resume talks next week in Beijing . some Chinese imports , what imports are they referring to? 11 15 -1224 3 " It ' s a step in the right direction , " U . S . Trade Representative Mickey Kantor told a news conference . " We are going to these talks with an open mind . " right direction , " Direction towards what exactly? 8 12 -1224 3 " It ' s a step in the right direction , " U . S . Trade Representative Mickey Kantor told a news conference . " We are going to these talks with an open mind . " talks What kind of action does the U.S. Representative expect China to deliver on the issue? 31 32 -1224 3 " It ' s a step in the right direction , " U . S . Trade Representative Mickey Kantor told a news conference . " We are going to these talks with an open mind . " a news conference which news conference? 21 24 -1224 3 " It ' s a step in the right direction , " U . S . Trade Representative Mickey Kantor told a news conference . " We are going to these talks with an open mind . " talks which talks is her referring to? 31 32 -1224 4 Kantor said he is encouraged because China responded so promptly to a U . S . announcement Saturday that on Feb . 26 it would impose 100 percent tariffs on dlrs 1 . 08 billion worth of Chinese products , doubling their price . he is encouraged What is making him feel encouraged? 2 5 -1224 4 Kantor said he is encouraged because China responded so promptly to a U . S . announcement Saturday that on Feb . 26 it would impose 100 percent tariffs on dlrs 1 . 08 billion worth of Chinese products , doubling their price . China responded so promptly Was this unexpected? 6 10 -1224 4 Kantor said he is encouraged because China responded so promptly to a U . S . announcement Saturday that on Feb . 26 it would impose 100 percent tariffs on dlrs 1 . 08 billion worth of Chinese products , doubling their price . doubling their price Why is the price being doubled? 40 43 -1224 4 Kantor said he is encouraged because China responded so promptly to a U . S . announcement Saturday that on Feb . 26 it would impose 100 percent tariffs on dlrs 1 . 08 billion worth of Chinese products , doubling their price . China responded How did they respond? 6 8 -1224 4 Kantor said he is encouraged because China responded so promptly to a U . S . announcement Saturday that on Feb . 26 it would impose 100 percent tariffs on dlrs 1 . 08 billion worth of Chinese products , doubling their price . China responded so promptly what did China do? 6 10 -1224 5 China ' s trade minister , Wu Yi , extended the invitation to resume the negotiations in a letter received in Washington Sunday night . received in Washington Who received the letter? 19 22 -1224 5 China ' s trade minister , Wu Yi , extended the invitation to resume the negotiations in a letter received in Washington Sunday night . negotiations What solution will China suggest? 15 16 -1224 5 China ' s trade minister , Wu Yi , extended the invitation to resume the negotiations in a letter received in Washington Sunday night . in a letter Who was the letter from and what did it say? 16 19 -1225 1 You hear it all the time : The world is changing . Fast . Faster . The Digital Age is here . Get wired . Move . Move . Move . The world is changing . What is changing the world? 7 12 -1225 2 With all that pressure , it ' s no wonder Americans are still anxious about everyday life even though the economy continues to grow . Americans are still anxious What are the numbers to highlight American anxiety? 10 14 -1225 2 With all that pressure , it ' s no wonder Americans are still anxious about everyday life even though the economy continues to grow . even though the economy continues to grow Why is this relevant to American anxiety? 17 24 -1225 2 With all that pressure , it ' s no wonder Americans are still anxious about everyday life even though the economy continues to grow . are still anxious about everyday life What are the main factors contributing to people's anxiety? 11 17 -1225 3 The pace of technological change seems to quicken each year and 1994 was no exception . One sign was the addition of Internet addresses to many business cards . And some people decided not to bother with cards anymore - - their electronic organizers hold all their phone numbers . Internet addresses Does this mean email addresses, websites? 22 24 -1225 4 New technology is an ingredient in the broad changes of the economy . Some observers , such as futurist Alvin Toffler , declare the reason why people feel so uneasy is because society ' s institutions aren ' t keeping up with technology - driven change . society ' s institutions Which institutions are not keeping up? 32 36 -1225 4 New technology is an ingredient in the broad changes of the economy . Some observers , such as futurist Alvin Toffler , declare the reason why people feel so uneasy is because society ' s institutions aren ' t keeping up with technology - driven change . aren ' t keeping up with technology - driven change What is the main reason why institutions were so laggard in keeping up with tech? 36 46 -1225 4 New technology is an ingredient in the broad changes of the economy . Some observers , such as futurist Alvin Toffler , declare the reason why people feel so uneasy is because society ' s institutions aren ' t keeping up with technology - driven change . the broad changes of the economy What there the broad changes occurring in the economy 6 12 -1225 5 " The old , industrial - style systems are crashing and the new social and political structures are not yet in place , " Toffler said during a New York appearance . Toffler Why does Toffler's opinion matter? 24 25 -1226 1 Small island nations are urging rich countries to go beyond earlier promises and cut emissions of global warming gases , not just stabilize them . Small island nations Which ones? 0 3 -1226 1 Small island nations are urging rich countries to go beyond earlier promises and cut emissions of global warming gases , not just stabilize them . earlier promises What kind of promises? 10 12 -1226 1 Small island nations are urging rich countries to go beyond earlier promises and cut emissions of global warming gases , not just stabilize them . Small island nations What small Island nations are they refering to? 0 3 -1226 1 Small island nations are urging rich countries to go beyond earlier promises and cut emissions of global warming gases , not just stabilize them . cut emissions of global warming gases , What are the ways in which this can be attained? 13 20 -1226 2 The plan would pledge countries to cutting man - made emissions of carbon dioxide - - the main " greenhouse gas " - - to at least 20 percent below 1990 levels by 2005 . cutting man - made emissions of carbon dioxide What man-made emissions will be focussed on and cut? 6 14 -1226 3 Low - lying countries worry that a warmer climate could melt polar ice caps and make sea waters expand , swamping many inhabited areas . The proposal by 36 nations including Haiti , Cyprus and Malta may be put on the March meeting ' s agenda . the March meeting ' s What meeting? 40 45 -1226 3 Low - lying countries worry that a warmer climate could melt polar ice caps and make sea waters expand , swamping many inhabited areas . The proposal by 36 nations including Haiti , Cyprus and Malta may be put on the March meeting ' s agenda . polar ice caps and make sea waters expand , What polar ice caps and what inhabited land could be swamped? 11 20 -1226 4 Environmental groups have long called for the step and an international scientific panel supports it . But the proposal was officially proposed for the first time at a U . N . meeting that began Monday . Environmental groups have long called for What are the names of the prominent enviromental groups? 0 6 -1226 4 Environmental groups have long called for the step and an international scientific panel supports it . But the proposal was officially proposed for the first time at a U . N . meeting that began Monday . international scientific panel supports it Which scientific panels were in support of these measures? 10 15 -1226 5 Representatives from more than 100 countries are preparing for a meeting next month that will decide whether to strengthen the U . N . climate treaty signed at the 1992 Earth Summit . decide whether to How long is it exspected to take? 15 18 -1227 1 China needs to improve its unemployment insurance system in order to prepare for the layoffs that are likely when state enterprises are restructured , an official report said Tuesday . unemployment insurance system What is an unemployment insurance system, and what does it entail? 5 8 -1227 1 China needs to improve its unemployment insurance system in order to prepare for the layoffs that are likely when state enterprises are restructured , an official report said Tuesday . state enterprises are restructured , How will they be restructured? 19 24 -1227 1 China needs to improve its unemployment insurance system in order to prepare for the layoffs that are likely when state enterprises are restructured , an official report said Tuesday . state enterprises are restructured , Why are they being restructured? 19 24 -1227 1 China needs to improve its unemployment insurance system in order to prepare for the layoffs that are likely when state enterprises are restructured , an official report said Tuesday . unemployment insurance system What is their current unemployment insurance system like? 5 8 -1227 1 China needs to improve its unemployment insurance system in order to prepare for the layoffs that are likely when state enterprises are restructured , an official report said Tuesday . improve its unemployment insurance system How was their unemployment system being operated before the restructuring? 3 8 -1227 1 China needs to improve its unemployment insurance system in order to prepare for the layoffs that are likely when state enterprises are restructured , an official report said Tuesday . system What is China's current unemployment insurance system? 7 8 -1227 2 China ' s plans to turn around its money - losing state enterprises will require cutting surplus laborers . So far , the government has limited state enterprise reform to avoid social instability from large numbers of layoffs . cutting surplus laborers Why do they need to cut jobs to turn it around, surely there could be better strategies implemented. 15 18 -1227 2 China ' s plans to turn around its money - losing state enterprises will require cutting surplus laborers . So far , the government has limited state enterprise reform to avoid social instability from large numbers of layoffs . money - losing state enterprises Why are they loosing money? 8 13 -1227 2 China ' s plans to turn around its money - losing state enterprises will require cutting surplus laborers . So far , the government has limited state enterprise reform to avoid social instability from large numbers of layoffs . government has limited state enterprise reform In what ways, and why wouldn't they continue to do so? 23 29 -1227 2 China ' s plans to turn around its money - losing state enterprises will require cutting surplus laborers . So far , the government has limited state enterprise reform to avoid social instability from large numbers of layoffs . plans What exactly are these plans to turn it around? 3 4 -1227 2 China ' s plans to turn around its money - losing state enterprises will require cutting surplus laborers . So far , the government has limited state enterprise reform to avoid social instability from large numbers of layoffs . surplus Is there an estimate on the number of surplus laborers expected to lose their jobs? 16 17 -1227 3 The China Daily , an official newspaper , quoted Zhang Xiaojian , director of the Ministry of Labor ' s employment department , as saying that China is preparing for more unemployment . China is preparing for more unemployment In what ways are they preparing? 26 32 -1227 3 The China Daily , an official newspaper , quoted Zhang Xiaojian , director of the Ministry of Labor ' s employment department , as saying that China is preparing for more unemployment . unemployment Is the preparation for unemployment expected to take place within the year? 31 32 -1227 4 Government statistics put the unemployment rate at 2 . 7 percent in 1994 . 2 . 7 percent in 1994 That statistic is a bit outdated. What the more current unemployment rate look like? 7 13 -1227 4 Government statistics put the unemployment rate at 2 . 7 percent in 1994 . unemployment rate at 2 . 7 percent in 1994 . Why was the unemployment rate so low, while the enterprises were still money-losers? 4 14 -1227 4 Government statistics put the unemployment rate at 2 . 7 percent in 1994 . percent Is 2.7 percent a low rate of unemployment for China's working population? 10 11 -1227 5 Analysts say the true unemployment rate would be higher if 30 million people who are redundant workers at ailing state - owned enterprises were let go . The official rate also does not take into account workers who are underemployed . ailing state - owned enterprises Why are they ailing? 18 23 -1227 5 Analysts say the true unemployment rate would be higher if 30 million people who are redundant workers at ailing state - owned enterprises were let go . The official rate also does not take into account workers who are underemployed . underemployed What does underemployed mean exactly? 39 40 -1227 5 Analysts say the true unemployment rate would be higher if 30 million people who are redundant workers at ailing state - owned enterprises were let go . The official rate also does not take into account workers who are underemployed . underemployed What does underemployed mean? 39 40 -1227 5 Analysts say the true unemployment rate would be higher if 30 million people who are redundant workers at ailing state - owned enterprises were let go . The official rate also does not take into account workers who are underemployed . enterprises Which state-owned enterprises are expected to cut their number of laborers? 22 23 -1228 1 A China - funded newspaper implied Tuesday that foreign competitors may have triggered an explosion that wrecked a satellite launch last month and humiliated China ' s budding commercial rocket industry . competitors may have triggered an explosion What was their evidence for such a claim? 9 15 -1228 1 A China - funded newspaper implied Tuesday that foreign competitors may have triggered an explosion that wrecked a satellite launch last month and humiliated China ' s budding commercial rocket industry . triggered How did they trigger the explosion? 12 13 -1228 1 A China - funded newspaper implied Tuesday that foreign competitors may have triggered an explosion that wrecked a satellite launch last month and humiliated China ' s budding commercial rocket industry . competitors Who are these competitors and what country are they from? 9 10 -1228 2 Going to bat for Chinese rocket engineers , Ta Kung Pao , a Hong Kong daily , also claimed that the Jan . 26 explosion originated not in the Chinese - made Long March 2E rocket , but in the satellite , built by Hughes Space and Communications Co . of Los Angeles . explosion How did the explosion happen? 24 25 -1228 4 " It is not impossible that for political and economic considerations , they tried to challenge and damage China ' s ability to launch satellites , and its reputation in aerospace fields , " it said . for political and economic considerations , What types of these considerations were they claiming could be behind a competitor's wish to damage these rockets? 6 12 -1228 4 " It is not impossible that for political and economic considerations , they tried to challenge and damage China ' s ability to launch satellites , and its reputation in aerospace fields , " it said . impossible What was the Motivation for doing this? 4 5 -1228 4 " It is not impossible that for political and economic considerations , they tried to challenge and damage China ' s ability to launch satellites , and its reputation in aerospace fields , " it said . challenge What evidence resulted in these conclusions? 15 16 -1228 5 This may have been done by a " foreign remote signal " beamed at the satellite as the rocket lifted off , it said . " foreign remote signal " Where did the remote signal originate? 7 12 -1228 5 This may have been done by a " foreign remote signal " beamed at the satellite as the rocket lifted off , it said . remote How does a 'foreign remote signal' work? 9 10 -1229 1 For decades during the Cold War , Indo - U . S . relations were distant , New Delhi courted Moscow , and socialists found it fashionable to disdain capitalist America . Indo - U . S . relations were distant , Why were these relationships so frosty? 7 17 -1229 1 For decades during the Cold War , Indo - U . S . relations were distant , New Delhi courted Moscow , and socialists found it fashionable to disdain capitalist America . disdain Why did they think that? 28 29 -1229 1 For decades during the Cold War , Indo - U . S . relations were distant , New Delhi courted Moscow , and socialists found it fashionable to disdain capitalist America . fashionable what makes it fashionable? 26 27 -1229 2 So it was interesting to watch India ' s finance minister take notes as executives from major U . S . companies told him how to speed up his economic reforms . speed up his economic reforms What types of reforms were being looked into? 26 31 -1229 2 So it was interesting to watch India ' s finance minister take notes as executives from major U . S . companies told him how to speed up his economic reforms . notes Why was he taking notes? 12 13 -1229 2 So it was interesting to watch India ' s finance minister take notes as executives from major U . S . companies told him how to speed up his economic reforms . interesting I would more so use the word ironic? 3 4 -1229 2 So it was interesting to watch India ' s finance minister take notes as executives from major U . S . companies told him how to speed up his economic reforms . India ' s finance minister take notes What was the reason for India's change of heart about American capitalism? 6 13 -1229 3 " We ' re on your side . We ' ll do what we can as soon as possible , " Manmohan Singh said , as U . S . Secretary of Commerce Ronald Brown sat alongside the businessmen and smiled . alongside Why would he lie? 36 37 -1229 4 As many predicted after the fall of the Soviet Union , India is courting the West for all the investment and technical assistance that Moscow no longer provides - - and shedding socialism as it improves ties with capitalistic powerhouses . socialism So in the end they changed their opinion completely? 32 33 -1229 5 But the United States also is working hard to improve its relations and trade with India by playing down disagreements over issues such as nuclear proliferation and human rights . down Why are they playing it down? 18 19 -1229 5 But the United States also is working hard to improve its relations and trade with India by playing down disagreements over issues such as nuclear proliferation and human rights . disagreements What kind of disagreements? 19 20 -1230 1 One commander likened the moment to " a fairy tale . " His counterpart repeated " beautiful " over and over . It was a spectacle : two 100 - ton spaceships , flying only 37 feet apart at 17 , 500 mph . two 100 - ton spaceships , What were these spaceships? 27 33 -1230 1 One commander likened the moment to " a fairy tale . " His counterpart repeated " beautiful " over and over . It was a spectacle : two 100 - ton spaceships , flying only 37 feet apart at 17 , 500 mph . two 100 - ton spaceships , Which two spacecraft were flying? 27 33 -1230 1 One commander likened the moment to " a fairy tale . " His counterpart repeated " beautiful " over and over . It was a spectacle : two 100 - ton spaceships , flying only 37 feet apart at 17 , 500 mph . One commander Who is this commander? 0 2 -1230 1 One commander likened the moment to " a fairy tale . " His counterpart repeated " beautiful " over and over . It was a spectacle : two 100 - ton spaceships , flying only 37 feet apart at 17 , 500 mph . moment to " a fairy tale . " When was this \"fairy tale\" moment occurred? 4 12 -1230 1 One commander likened the moment to " a fairy tale . " His counterpart repeated " beautiful " over and over . It was a spectacle : two 100 - ton spaceships , flying only 37 feet apart at 17 , 500 mph . spaceships , Who is flying these spaceships? 31 33 -1230 2 " Unbelievable , " Discovery commander James Wetherbee said as the shuttle and the Russian space station Mir participated in an 245 - mile - high orbital ballet worthy of " 2001 : A Space Odyssey . " 245 - mile - high orbital ballet Where is this happening? 21 28 -1230 2 " Unbelievable , " Discovery commander James Wetherbee said as the shuttle and the Russian space station Mir participated in an 245 - mile - high orbital ballet worthy of " 2001 : A Space Odyssey . " station Is a space station considered a spaceship? 16 17 -1230 4 Monday ' s rendezvous , the first between U . S . and Russian spacecraft since the 1975 Apollo - Soyuz docking , was a 10 - minute rehearsal for the first shuttle - space station docking in June . This time , Discovery and Mir hovered between 37 and 44 feet apart . shuttle - space station docking in June What is the need for the docking? 32 39 -1230 4 Monday ' s rendezvous , the first between U . S . and Russian spacecraft since the 1975 Apollo - Soyuz docking , was a 10 - minute rehearsal for the first shuttle - space station docking in June . This time , Discovery and Mir hovered between 37 and 44 feet apart . 1975 Apollo - Soyuz docking , What is the 1975 Apollo-Soyuz docking? 17 23 -1230 4 Monday ' s rendezvous , the first between U . S . and Russian spacecraft since the 1975 Apollo - Soyuz docking , was a 10 - minute rehearsal for the first shuttle - space station docking in June . This time , Discovery and Mir hovered between 37 and 44 feet apart . rehearsal How many rehearsals are required before the actual docking attempt? 28 29 -1231 1 Legislation setting up an economic police force to combat tax evasion , will be introduced to Parliament this week , finance ministry officials said Monday . economic what is an economic police force? 4 5 -1231 1 Legislation setting up an economic police force to combat tax evasion , will be introduced to Parliament this week , finance ministry officials said Monday . combat tax evasion , How will the force combat those who evade taxes? 8 12 -1231 2 The bill is not expected to encounter any opposition in the 300 - member Parliament . opposition why is there no opposition? 8 9 -1231 2 The bill is not expected to encounter any opposition in the 300 - member Parliament . not expected to encounter any opposition why is it not expected to encounter opposition? 3 9 -1231 3 The new police division will be similar to what already exists in several European countries including Italy . It will have far ranging powers including the right to arrest violators on the spot , according to ministry officials . on the spot , how do you discover tax evasion \"on the spot\"? 30 34 -1231 3 The new police division will be similar to what already exists in several European countries including Italy . It will have far ranging powers including the right to arrest violators on the spot , according to ministry officials . exists in several European countries Which other nations already have this sort of police force? 10 15 -1231 4 Business establishments will be obligated to give customers receipts . Failing to do so can result in stiff fines and their businesses closed for days or weeks . stiff fines what is the possible range of fines? 17 19 -1231 5 " The measure is aimed at limiting , if not stopping completely , tax evasion and undeclared income sources which are difficult to locate , " said Finance Minister Alekos Papadopoulos who will introduce the bill . tax evasion and undeclared income How prevalent is tax evasion in Greece? 13 18 -1232 1 A man who fled Switzerland after his conviction for swindling dlrs 153 million in Switzerland was arrested after making his way to Southern California . swindling dlrs 153 million in Switzerland Why did he steal the money? 9 15 -1232 1 A man who fled Switzerland after his conviction for swindling dlrs 153 million in Switzerland was arrested after making his way to Southern California . dlrs what does this mean? $? 10 11 -1232 1 A man who fled Switzerland after his conviction for swindling dlrs 153 million in Switzerland was arrested after making his way to Southern California . arrested How was this man caught by authorities? 16 17 -1232 2 Federal marshals arrested Joachim Luethi , 45 , on Friday in the Marina del Rey condominium he was renting , said Tom Figmik , supervisory deputy U . S . marshal in Los Angeles . Friday what date? 9 10 -1232 2 Federal marshals arrested Joachim Luethi , 45 , on Friday in the Marina del Rey condominium he was renting , said Tom Figmik , supervisory deputy U . S . marshal in Los Angeles . renting , How long did it take for authorities to find him? 18 20 -1232 4 Luethi was sentenced in Switzerland to 7 1 / 2 years in prison in March 1994 for multiple charges including fraud , forgery and bank embezzlement . He was released on bail pending his appeal and then fled the country , Figmik said . was released on bail pending Why did he receive release? 28 33 -1232 4 Luethi was sentenced in Switzerland to 7 1 / 2 years in prison in March 1994 for multiple charges including fraud , forgery and bank embezzlement . He was released on bail pending his appeal and then fled the country , Figmik said . fled How was he able to avoid authorities and flee the country? 37 38 -1232 5 Details of his crimes in Switzerland weren ' t immediately available . weren ' t immediately available why weren't they immediately available? 6 11 -1232 5 Details of his crimes in Switzerland weren ' t immediately available . Details What exactly are the details of his crimes? 0 1 -1233 1 Israeli and PLO negotiators on Tuesday resumed peace talks halted for more than two weeks by violent attacks on Israelis by radical Islamic opponents of the peace process . opponents Why do they oppose the peace process? 23 24 -1233 1 Israeli and PLO negotiators on Tuesday resumed peace talks halted for more than two weeks by violent attacks on Israelis by radical Islamic opponents of the peace process . attacks How were the Israelis attacked? 17 18 -1233 1 Israeli and PLO negotiators on Tuesday resumed peace talks halted for more than two weeks by violent attacks on Israelis by radical Islamic opponents of the peace process . PLO What is PLO? 2 3 -1233 1 Israeli and PLO negotiators on Tuesday resumed peace talks halted for more than two weeks by violent attacks on Israelis by radical Islamic opponents of the peace process . radical What makes them radical? 21 22 -1233 2 The negotiations were renewed following a summit last Thursday by the leaders of Israel , the Palestine Liberation Organization , Jordan and Egypt . PLO chief Yasser Arafat and Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin of Israel are scheduled to meet again Thursday . summit What topics were discussed at this summit? 6 7 -1233 3 Negotiators from both sides said they would work in the Cairo talks on reaching agreement on Palestinian elections as a step toward broadening the autonomy granted by the Israeli - PLO accord . elections What role do elections play in the disagreement? What does each side want? 17 18 -1233 4 " We at this session will start writing , actually drafting , the agreement , " chief Israeli negotiator Yoel Singer said as he entered the talks at a Cairo hotel . start writing , actually drafting , When do they hope to have it finalized? 6 12 -1233 4 " We at this session will start writing , actually drafting , the agreement , " chief Israeli negotiator Yoel Singer said as he entered the talks at a Cairo hotel . Cairo Why are the talks held in Cairo? 29 30 -1233 4 " We at this session will start writing , actually drafting , the agreement , " chief Israeli negotiator Yoel Singer said as he entered the talks at a Cairo hotel . Cairo Why were the talks in Cairo? 29 30 -1233 5 During a break in the afternoon , Singer characterized the discussions as " very good . " But the chief PLO delegate , Saeb Erekat , said earlier he did not expect an agreement to be reached during the two days of talks . expect Why does the PLO delegate not optimistic about the talks? 31 32 -1233 5 During a break in the afternoon , Singer characterized the discussions as " very good . " But the chief PLO delegate , Saeb Erekat , said earlier he did not expect an agreement to be reached during the two days of talks . did not expect an agreement Why was agreement so far away? 29 34 -1234 1 The parliament ' s upper chamber on Tuesday elected the last remaining judge for Russia ' s supreme legal body , the Constitutional Court , allowing it to resume its work after an imposed break of more than a year . imposed break of more than a year . Why was there such a long break? 33 41 -1234 1 The parliament ' s upper chamber on Tuesday elected the last remaining judge for Russia ' s supreme legal body , the Constitutional Court , allowing it to resume its work after an imposed break of more than a year . last remaining judge Why are there no remaining judges? 10 13 -1234 1 The parliament ' s upper chamber on Tuesday elected the last remaining judge for Russia ' s supreme legal body , the Constitutional Court , allowing it to resume its work after an imposed break of more than a year . resume its work Why had the work stopped? 28 31 -1234 1 The parliament ' s upper chamber on Tuesday elected the last remaining judge for Russia ' s supreme legal body , the Constitutional Court , allowing it to resume its work after an imposed break of more than a year . imposed break What was the reason for this imposed break?\n 33 35 -1234 1 The parliament ' s upper chamber on Tuesday elected the last remaining judge for Russia ' s supreme legal body , the Constitutional Court , allowing it to resume its work after an imposed break of more than a year . imposed What caused the break? 33 34 -1234 1 The parliament ' s upper chamber on Tuesday elected the last remaining judge for Russia ' s supreme legal body , the Constitutional Court , allowing it to resume its work after an imposed break of more than a year . year What year is this article referring to? 39 40 -1234 2 President Boris Yeltsin suspended the court for backing his hard - line enemies in the old parliament during the violent showdown in the fall of 1993 . The judges then declared Yeltsin ' s decree disbanding the parliament unconstitutional . President Boris Yeltsin How President Boris Yeltsin suspended the court for backing? 0 3 -1234 2 President Boris Yeltsin suspended the court for backing his hard - line enemies in the old parliament during the violent showdown in the fall of 1993 . The judges then declared Yeltsin ' s decree disbanding the parliament unconstitutional . decree disbanding the parliament unconstitutional Why did Yeltsin think he could disband the parliament? 34 39 -1234 2 President Boris Yeltsin suspended the court for backing his hard - line enemies in the old parliament during the violent showdown in the fall of 1993 . The judges then declared Yeltsin ' s decree disbanding the parliament unconstitutional . suspended the court Why did he suspend the court? 3 6 -1234 2 President Boris Yeltsin suspended the court for backing his hard - line enemies in the old parliament during the violent showdown in the fall of 1993 . The judges then declared Yeltsin ' s decree disbanding the parliament unconstitutional . violent showdown Who was this showdown between? 19 21 -1234 2 President Boris Yeltsin suspended the court for backing his hard - line enemies in the old parliament during the violent showdown in the fall of 1993 . The judges then declared Yeltsin ' s decree disbanding the parliament unconstitutional . violent What violent events occurred during that fall? 19 20 -1234 3 The court ' s 13 former judges kept their seats , but a new law required six additional members . six additional members How new law required? 16 19 -1234 3 The court ' s 13 former judges kept their seats , but a new law required six additional members . required Why did they require more members? 15 16 -1234 3 The court ' s 13 former judges kept their seats , but a new law required six additional members . kept What agreement did they reach to allow them to keep their seats? 7 8 -1234 4 It took the parliament ' s upper chamber , the Federation Council , more than a year to fill the vacancies , as it repeatedly turned down several candidates who had worked for Yeltsin ' s office . who had worked for Yeltsin ' s office Who had worked for Yeltsin's office? 29 37 -1234 4 It took the parliament ' s upper chamber , the Federation Council , more than a year to fill the vacancies , as it repeatedly turned down several candidates who had worked for Yeltsin ' s office . several candidates who had worked for Yeltsin ' s Why were so many candidates linked to Yeltsin? 27 36 -1234 4 It took the parliament ' s upper chamber , the Federation Council , more than a year to fill the vacancies , as it repeatedly turned down several candidates who had worked for Yeltsin ' s office . more than a year Why did it take so long? 13 17 -1234 4 It took the parliament ' s upper chamber , the Federation Council , more than a year to fill the vacancies , as it repeatedly turned down several candidates who had worked for Yeltsin ' s office . repeatedly turned down Why were these candidates being turned down? 24 27 -1234 5 On Tuesday , it confirmed the nomination of Marat Baglai , a doctor of law and the deputy head of the Academy of Labor and Social Sciences , the last court member who remained to be appointed . confirmed the nomination Who confirmed for nominatin? 4 7 -1234 5 On Tuesday , it confirmed the nomination of Marat Baglai , a doctor of law and the deputy head of the Academy of Labor and Social Sciences , the last court member who remained to be appointed . nomination of Who was he nominated by? 6 8 -1235 1 President Clinton ' s deadline for settling the Major League Baseball strike came and went without agreement . deadline for settling What was president clintons deadline? 4 7 -1235 1 President Clinton ' s deadline for settling the Major League Baseball strike came and went without agreement . Major League Baseball strike Why was there a strike? 8 12 -1235 1 President Clinton ' s deadline for settling the Major League Baseball strike came and went without agreement . settling the Major League Baseball strike Why was there a Major League Baseball strike? 6 12 -1235 1 President Clinton ' s deadline for settling the Major League Baseball strike came and went without agreement . went without agreement How did Clinton fail? 14 17 -1235 1 President Clinton ' s deadline for settling the Major League Baseball strike came and went without agreement . came and went without agreement . Why did the deadline pass? 12 18 -1235 2 Presidential mediator W . J . Usery did not present his plan for a settlement . did not present his plan for a settlement . Why did W.J Usery not present a plan for a settlement? 7 16 -1235 2 Presidential mediator W . J . Usery did not present his plan for a settlement . did not present his plan for a settlement Why did he not present? 7 15 -1235 2 Presidential mediator W . J . Usery did not present his plan for a settlement . did not present his plan Why did Usery not present his plan? 7 12 -1235 3 Players filed another unfair labor practice charge with the National Labor Relations Board . unfair labor practice charge What was the unfair labor practice charge? 3 7 -1235 3 Players filed another unfair labor practice charge with the National Labor Relations Board . unfair labor practice charge Why did they file an unfair labor practice charge? 3 7 -1235 3 Players filed another unfair labor practice charge with the National Labor Relations Board . another unfair labor practice charge How many other charges were there prior to this one? 2 7 -1235 3 Players filed another unfair labor practice charge with the National Labor Relations Board . labor practice charge What did the charges allege? 4 7 -1235 4 All in all , Monday was not exactly a banner day for the old ball game . not exactly a banner day Why was it not exactly a banner day? 6 11 -1235 5 " It ' s just a few hundred folks trying to figure out how to divide nearly dlrs 2 billion , " Clinton said , summing up a popular sentiment . " They ought to be able to figure that out . " " They ought to be able to figure that out What should they ought to be able to figure out? 31 41 -1235 5 " It ' s just a few hundred folks trying to figure out how to divide nearly dlrs 2 billion , " Clinton said , summing up a popular sentiment . " They ought to be able to figure that out . " few hundred folks Who are these few hundred folks? 6 9 -1235 5 " It ' s just a few hundred folks trying to figure out how to divide nearly dlrs 2 billion , " Clinton said , summing up a popular sentiment . " They ought to be able to figure that out . " nearly dlrs 2 billion , " Why is the issue around $2 billion? 16 22 -1235 5 " It ' s just a few hundred folks trying to figure out how to divide nearly dlrs 2 billion , " Clinton said , summing up a popular sentiment . " They ought to be able to figure that out . " figure that out How should they figure this out? 38 41 -1235 5 " It ' s just a few hundred folks trying to figure out how to divide nearly dlrs 2 billion , " Clinton said , summing up a popular sentiment . " They ought to be able to figure that out . " how to divide nearly dlrs 2 billion , " Why was there such discontent among both sides? 13 22 -1236 1 In an escalation of tension between neighbors , Romania ' s president has criticized an apparently illegal expression of national pride by ethnic Hungarians and Budapest ' s ambassador . illegal expression of national pride How was it illegal? 16 21 -1236 1 In an escalation of tension between neighbors , Romania ' s president has criticized an apparently illegal expression of national pride by ethnic Hungarians and Budapest ' s ambassador . illegal expression of national pride What was the illegal expression of national pride? 16 21 -1236 1 In an escalation of tension between neighbors , Romania ' s president has criticized an apparently illegal expression of national pride by ethnic Hungarians and Budapest ' s ambassador . illegal expression What is considered an illegal expression of national pride? 16 18 -1236 1 In an escalation of tension between neighbors , Romania ' s president has criticized an apparently illegal expression of national pride by ethnic Hungarians and Budapest ' s ambassador . Romania ' s president what is his name? 8 12 -1236 2 Traian Chebeleu , spokesman for President Ion Iliescu , said in a statement late Monday that the hoisting of the Hungarian flag and singing of the Hungarian anthem by prominent ethnic Hungarians on Sunday was " an offense to the Romanian state . " " an offense to the Romanian state Why were these actions offensive? 35 42 -1236 2 Traian Chebeleu , spokesman for President Ion Iliescu , said in a statement late Monday that the hoisting of the Hungarian flag and singing of the Hungarian anthem by prominent ethnic Hungarians on Sunday was " an offense to the Romanian state . " " an offense to the Romanian state . " How was this offensive? 35 44 -1236 2 Traian Chebeleu , spokesman for President Ion Iliescu , said in a statement late Monday that the hoisting of the Hungarian flag and singing of the Hungarian anthem by prominent ethnic Hungarians on Sunday was " an offense to the Romanian state . " offense How is patriotism offensive? 37 38 -1236 2 Traian Chebeleu , spokesman for President Ion Iliescu , said in a statement late Monday that the hoisting of the Hungarian flag and singing of the Hungarian anthem by prominent ethnic Hungarians on Sunday was " an offense to the Romanian state . " late Monday of which year? 13 15 -1236 3 " It is a regrettable , provocative action , which takes Hungarians outside the Romanian state and their normal cohabitation with other groups , " he said on state TV . normal cohabitation What defines normal cohabitation? 18 20 -1236 3 " It is a regrettable , provocative action , which takes Hungarians outside the Romanian state and their normal cohabitation with other groups , " he said on state TV . provocative What is provocative about singing your national anthem? 6 7 -1236 4 The sharp words and flouting of what is considered a sensitive law are signs of growing friction between the two sides . Hungarians , most of whom live in Transylvania adjacent to Hungary , make up about 8 percent of Romania ' s 23 million people . growing friction between the two sides Why are things becoming more tense? 15 21 -1236 4 The sharp words and flouting of what is considered a sensitive law are signs of growing friction between the two sides . Hungarians , most of whom live in Transylvania adjacent to Hungary , make up about 8 percent of Romania ' s 23 million people . live in Transylvania Is there a reason why most Hungarians live in Transylvania? 27 30 -1236 4 The sharp words and flouting of what is considered a sensitive law are signs of growing friction between the two sides . Hungarians , most of whom live in Transylvania adjacent to Hungary , make up about 8 percent of Romania ' s 23 million people . sensitive law What makes this law different, or sensitive compared to other laws? 10 12 -1236 4 The sharp words and flouting of what is considered a sensitive law are signs of growing friction between the two sides . Hungarians , most of whom live in Transylvania adjacent to Hungary , make up about 8 percent of Romania ' s 23 million people . flouting definition of this word? 4 5 -1236 5 Last month a top Romanian official was snubbed by Prime Minister Gyula Horn on a visit to Hungary . snubbed What did the Prime Minister do? 7 8 -1236 5 Last month a top Romanian official was snubbed by Prime Minister Gyula Horn on a visit to Hungary . snubbed How was he snubbed? 7 8 -1236 5 Last month a top Romanian official was snubbed by Prime Minister Gyula Horn on a visit to Hungary . snubbed how was he snubbed? 7 8 -1237 1 A former top official at American Honda Motor Co . pleaded guilty Tuesday to racketeering and mail fraud as he was about to go on trial in a nationwide kickback investigation . investigation What caused the investigation? 30 31 -1237 1 A former top official at American Honda Motor Co . pleaded guilty Tuesday to racketeering and mail fraud as he was about to go on trial in a nationwide kickback investigation . nationwide kickback investigation . What was the reason for the investigation? 28 32 -1237 1 A former top official at American Honda Motor Co . pleaded guilty Tuesday to racketeering and mail fraud as he was about to go on trial in a nationwide kickback investigation . A former top official at American Honda Motor Co Who is the former top official at American Honda Motor Co.? 0 9 -1237 1 A former top official at American Honda Motor Co . pleaded guilty Tuesday to racketeering and mail fraud as he was about to go on trial in a nationwide kickback investigation . kickback investigation What is a kickback investigation? 29 31 -1237 2 Stanley Cardiges , 49 , of Laguna Hills , California , also pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit mail fraud . conspiracy What was the conspiracy or plan? 15 16 -1237 2 Stanley Cardiges , 49 , of Laguna Hills , California , also pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit mail fraud . conspiracy to commit mail fraud How did a conspiracy to commit mail fraud occur? 15 20 -1237 3 Under the plea agreement , Cardiges faces up to 35 years in prison and a fine of up to dlrs 1 million . He had faced up to 40 years in prison if he had been convicted on a larger number of charges , including witness - tampering . witness - tampering How did he tamper with witnesses? 45 48 -1237 3 Under the plea agreement , Cardiges faces up to 35 years in prison and a fine of up to dlrs 1 million . He had faced up to 40 years in prison if he had been convicted on a larger number of charges , including witness - tampering . plea agreement , Why did they offer a plea agreement? 2 5 -1237 4 The plea came as jury selection was to begin for Cardiges ; John Billmyer of Raleigh , North Carolina ; and Dennis Josleyn of Penn Valley , California . John Billmyer Who is John Billmyer? 12 14 -1237 4 The plea came as jury selection was to begin for Cardiges ; John Billmyer of Raleigh , North Carolina ; and Dennis Josleyn of Penn Valley , California . Dennis Josleyn Who is Dennis Joselyn? 21 23 -1237 5 Before Tuesday , 15 other former Honda and Acura executives , two former dealers , an advertiser and a lawyer had already pleaded guilty to charges including racketeering , perjury and mail fraud . perjury and mail fraud What were the executives trying to fraud people over? 29 33 -1237 5 Before Tuesday , 15 other former Honda and Acura executives , two former dealers , an advertiser and a lawyer had already pleaded guilty to charges including racketeering , perjury and mail fraud . 15 other former Honda and Acura executives , Who are these 15 the former Honda and Acura executives? 3 11 -1238 1 A court ruled Tuesday that a Palestinian woman cannot be turned over to Germany to face accessory to murder charges in the 1977 hijacking of a Lufthansa airliner . A court What court - where? 0 2 -1238 1 A court ruled Tuesday that a Palestinian woman cannot be turned over to Germany to face accessory to murder charges in the 1977 hijacking of a Lufthansa airliner . woman What was her role in the hijacking of the airliner? 7 8 -1238 1 A court ruled Tuesday that a Palestinian woman cannot be turned over to Germany to face accessory to murder charges in the 1977 hijacking of a Lufthansa airliner . cannot be turned over to Germany Why could she not face extradition? 8 14 -1238 1 A court ruled Tuesday that a Palestinian woman cannot be turned over to Germany to face accessory to murder charges in the 1977 hijacking of a Lufthansa airliner . cannot be turned over why cant she be turned over? 8 12 -1238 2 The Oslo preliminary court blocked extradition because Norway ' s 15 - year statute of limitations had run out on accessory to murder or attempted murder charges , said court secretary Ketil Bjornbach . Oslo preliminary court Is this a specific court in Norway? 1 4 -1238 2 The Oslo preliminary court blocked extradition because Norway ' s 15 - year statute of limitations had run out on accessory to murder or attempted murder charges , said court secretary Ketil Bjornbach . secretary Ketil Bjornbach what are her credentials? 30 33 -1238 3 A higher court , the Oslo superior court , is now expected to rule on the same issue : whether 41 - year - old Suhaila Al Sayeh can be extradited to Germany . Oslo superior court , Is this a specific court in Norway? 5 9 -1238 3 A higher court , the Oslo superior court , is now expected to rule on the same issue : whether 41 - year - old Suhaila Al Sayeh can be extradited to Germany . Suhaila Al Sayeh is she a murderer too? 25 28 -1238 4 Al Sayeh , known as Souhaila Andrawes in Norway , was the only one of four hijackers to survive the 1977 hijacking . hijackers What happened in the 1977 hijacking? 16 17 -1238 4 Al Sayeh , known as Souhaila Andrawes in Norway , was the only one of four hijackers to survive the 1977 hijacking . survive Were there other survivors? 18 19 -1238 4 Al Sayeh , known as Souhaila Andrawes in Norway , was the only one of four hijackers to survive the 1977 hijacking . hijacking What was the motive behind the hijacking? 21 22 -1238 4 Al Sayeh , known as Souhaila Andrawes in Norway , was the only one of four hijackers to survive the 1977 hijacking . only one of four hijackers to survive How did she survive the event? 12 19 -1238 5 She was severely wounded when German anti - terror police stormed the plane in Mogadishu , Somalia . The hijackers had shot and killed the airliner ' s pilot and threatened passengers . severely wounded Were the other hijackers killed by the police? 2 4 -1238 5 She was severely wounded when German anti - terror police stormed the plane in Mogadishu , Somalia . The hijackers had shot and killed the airliner ' s pilot and threatened passengers . wounded Why were charges not brought up back when the event happened? 3 4 -1239 1 NATO ' s commander has asked Germany for a detailed list of hardware and forces it can provide if the alliance has to evacuate U . N . peacekeepers from Bosnia , the government said Tuesday . provide if the alliance has to evacuate U . N . Why does the alliance have to evacuate? 17 28 -1239 1 NATO ' s commander has asked Germany for a detailed list of hardware and forces it can provide if the alliance has to evacuate U . N . peacekeepers from Bosnia , the government said Tuesday . has to evacuate U . N . peacekeepers from Bosnia , Why would peacekeepers need to be evacuated 21 32 -1239 1 NATO ' s commander has asked Germany for a detailed list of hardware and forces it can provide if the alliance has to evacuate U . N . peacekeepers from Bosnia , the government said Tuesday . evacuate What happened in Bosnia that might necessitate evacuation? 23 24 -1239 2 U . S . Army Gen . George A . Joulwan stressed in a letter to the German government " that this request in no way means there will be a deployment " of alliance forces soon to Bosnia , said Dieter Vogel , spokesman for Chancellor Helmut Kohl . Helmut How is Helmut Kohl related to the situation? What role does she play? 47 48 -1239 2 U . S . Army Gen . George A . Joulwan stressed in a letter to the German government " that this request in no way means there will be a deployment " of alliance forces soon to Bosnia , said Dieter Vogel , spokesman for Chancellor Helmut Kohl . German Has the U.S. Army General reached out to other governments in the region for aid? 17 18 -1239 3 Vogel said " NATO and Germany are still convinced that the continued presence of blue helmets is by far preferred over their possible withdrawal . " helmets What does 'blue helmets' refer to? 15 16 -1239 4 Still , Joulwan ' s letter shows that NATO is moving to finalize contingency plans for an evacuation should countries contributing to the 24 , 000 - strong U . N . mission decide to leave . 24 , 000 - strong U . N . mission decide to leave Why are the 24,000 U.N. leaving? 23 36 -1239 4 Still , Joulwan ' s letter shows that NATO is moving to finalize contingency plans for an evacuation should countries contributing to the 24 , 000 - strong U . N . mission decide to leave . 24 , 000 - strong U . N . mission decide to leave Why would the UN forces decide to leave? 23 36 -1239 4 Still , Joulwan ' s letter shows that NATO is moving to finalize contingency plans for an evacuation should countries contributing to the 24 , 000 - strong U . N . mission decide to leave . mission What was the objective of the original mission? 32 33 -1239 5 NATO asked Germany and other allied nations in December to state broadly what they could offer if the alliance is asked to provide cover for a withdrawal of the U . N . troops . what they could offer How would these allied nations go about gathering these resources? 12 16 -1239 5 NATO asked Germany and other allied nations in December to state broadly what they could offer if the alliance is asked to provide cover for a withdrawal of the U . N . troops . other allied nations Which other nations would be involved with this covering? 4 7 -1240 1 President Clinton stressed his administration ' s commitment to the fight against illegal immigration Tuesday and urged Congress to approve new package of initiatives to do more . new package of initiatives What type of initiatives? 20 24 -1240 1 President Clinton stressed his administration ' s commitment to the fight against illegal immigration Tuesday and urged Congress to approve new package of initiatives to do more . new package of initiatives What does the new package of initiatives consist of? 20 24 -1240 1 President Clinton stressed his administration ' s commitment to the fight against illegal immigration Tuesday and urged Congress to approve new package of initiatives to do more . initiatives How will these initiatives work? 23 24 -1240 2 " It is wrong and ultimately self - defeating for a nation of immigrants to permit the kind of abuse of our immigration laws that we have seen , " Clinton said . " There is too much of it , and we must do much more to stop it . " we must do much more to stop it What did they think needed to occur? 42 50 -1240 2 " It is wrong and ultimately self - defeating for a nation of immigrants to permit the kind of abuse of our immigration laws that we have seen , " Clinton said . " There is too much of it , and we must do much more to stop it . " ultimately self - defeating Why is it self-defeating? 5 9 -1240 2 " It is wrong and ultimately self - defeating for a nation of immigrants to permit the kind of abuse of our immigration laws that we have seen , " Clinton said . " There is too much of it , and we must do much more to stop it . " stop How is it possible to stop it? 48 49 -1240 3 Immigration initiatives that Clinton proposed Monday in his 1996 budget would add dlrs 1 billion in new spending to reinforce the Border Patrol and U . S . Immigration and Naturalization Service , speed up deportations and provide money for border states . reinforce the Border Patrol How would the authorities be reinforced? 19 23 -1240 3 Immigration initiatives that Clinton proposed Monday in his 1996 budget would add dlrs 1 billion in new spending to reinforce the Border Patrol and U . S . Immigration and Naturalization Service , speed up deportations and provide money for border states . provide money for border states What will the border states use the money for? 37 42 -1240 4 " We need help from the Congress to implement this plan , " Clinton told reporters at the White House . " We need help What kind of help from the Congress do they need? 0 4 -1240 4 " We need help from the Congress to implement this plan , " Clinton told reporters at the White House . implement How will the plan be implemented? 8 9 -1240 5 On Tuesday , the president also signed an executive order directing federal agencies to give priority to the crackdown on illegal immigration . federal agencies Which agencies would receive these directives? 11 13 -1240 5 On Tuesday , the president also signed an executive order directing federal agencies to give priority to the crackdown on illegal immigration . give priority to the crackdown How will federal agencies crackdown on illegal immigration? 14 19 -1240 5 On Tuesday , the president also signed an executive order directing federal agencies to give priority to the crackdown on illegal immigration . priority How is the priority given? 15 16 -1241 1 Russian Grand Master Anatoly Karpov settled Tuesady for a draw against Boris Gelfand of Belarus after missing several chances in the second of their ten - game World Chess Championship semifinals . Grand Master What is a Grand Master? 1 3 -1241 1 Russian Grand Master Anatoly Karpov settled Tuesady for a draw against Boris Gelfand of Belarus after missing several chances in the second of their ten - game World Chess Championship semifinals . missing several chances How did he miss several chances? 16 19 -1241 1 Russian Grand Master Anatoly Karpov settled Tuesady for a draw against Boris Gelfand of Belarus after missing several chances in the second of their ten - game World Chess Championship semifinals . ten - game Are semifinals always ten games? 24 27 -1241 2 The game was agreed drawn after 46th move as Karpov checked Gelfand ' s king repeatedly . drawn Under what other circumstances can a chess game be a draw? 4 5 -1241 2 The game was agreed drawn after 46th move as Karpov checked Gelfand ' s king repeatedly . The game was agreed drawn How is the game agreed drawn? 0 5 -1241 2 The game was agreed drawn after 46th move as Karpov checked Gelfand ' s king repeatedly . agreed Do players need to agree? 3 4 -1241 2 The game was agreed drawn after 46th move as Karpov checked Gelfand ' s king repeatedly . The game was agreed drawn after 46th How long did that take? 0 7 -1241 3 In their opening match on Monday in this city in southern India , the two Grand Masters had also settled for a draw . two Grand Masters had also settled for a draw . How many chess matches end in a drawer? 14 24 -1241 3 In their opening match on Monday in this city in southern India , the two Grand Masters had also settled for a draw . two Grand Masters had also settled for a draw Why did they settle on a draw? 14 23 -1241 4 In the other semifinals , American Grand Master Gata Kamsky forced a draw after 27 moves and split points in his second game against Valery Salov of Russia . Their adjourned first game will be played on Wednesday . after 27 moves How long is the average chess game? 13 16 -1241 4 In the other semifinals , American Grand Master Gata Kamsky forced a draw after 27 moves and split points in his second game against Valery Salov of Russia . Their adjourned first game will be played on Wednesday . split What does split points mean? 17 18 -1241 5 " It was a good draw . Gata played well and I realized after BE3 that he was playing for a draw , " said Salov after splitting points with Kamsky . BE3 What does BE3 mean in this context? 14 15 -1241 5 " It was a good draw . Gata played well and I realized after BE3 that he was playing for a draw , " said Salov after splitting points with Kamsky . " It was a good draw What determines a \"good\" draw? 0 6 -1241 5 " It was a good draw . Gata played well and I realized after BE3 that he was playing for a draw , " said Salov after splitting points with Kamsky . BE3 Is this a chess move? 14 15 -1241 5 " It was a good draw . Gata played well and I realized after BE3 that he was playing for a draw , " said Salov after splitting points with Kamsky . BE3 that he was playing for a draw , " How did he realize he was playing for a draw? 14 24 -1242 1 Superstars Alexander Popov and Franziska Van Almsick dominated freestyle races in the opening day of the 1995 swimming World Cup Tuesday . Superstars What makes them superstars? 0 1 -1242 1 Superstars Alexander Popov and Franziska Van Almsick dominated freestyle races in the opening day of the 1995 swimming World Cup Tuesday . dominated How did they dominate? 7 8 -1242 1 Superstars Alexander Popov and Franziska Van Almsick dominated freestyle races in the opening day of the 1995 swimming World Cup Tuesday . the opening day When was the opening day? 11 14 -1242 2 The Russian swimmer , a world and olympic champion , won the men ' s 100 - meter short - course event in 49 . 60 seconds . and olympic champion , how did he get so successful?\n 6 10 -1242 2 The Russian swimmer , a world and olympic champion , won the men ' s 100 - meter short - course event in 49 . 60 seconds . 49 How does this time compare to the top records for this event? 23 24 -1242 2 The Russian swimmer , a world and olympic champion , won the men ' s 100 - meter short - course event in 49 . 60 seconds . Russian Where in Russia is he from? 1 2 -1242 2 The Russian swimmer , a world and olympic champion , won the men ' s 100 - meter short - course event in 49 . 60 seconds . world and olympic champion , How many has he won? 5 10 -1242 2 The Russian swimmer , a world and olympic champion , won the men ' s 100 - meter short - course event in 49 . 60 seconds . 49 . 60 seconds . Is this a record? 23 28 -1242 3 New Zealander Danyon Loader placed second in 49 . 86 . New why were swimmers from countries of fewer people than larger countries so successful?\n 0 1 -1242 3 New Zealander Danyon Loader placed second in 49 . 86 . 49 How close is this time difference in the sport of swimming? 7 8 -1242 3 New Zealander Danyon Loader placed second in 49 . 86 . New Zealander Is this a common sport in New Zealand? 0 2 -1242 4 Van Almsick took the women ' s 50 - meter and 200 - meter races . 50 - meter and 200 - meter races What were her times and by how much did she prevail in each event? 7 15 -1242 4 Van Almsick took the women ' s 50 - meter and 200 - meter races . 50 - meter and 200 - meter races What were her times? 7 15 -1242 5 In the 50 meters , the German swimmer was timed in 25 . 45 seconds , ahead of Australian Sarah Ryan . In why is the 50 meters her event of choice?\n 0 1 -1242 5 In the 50 meters , the German swimmer was timed in 25 . 45 seconds , ahead of Australian Sarah Ryan . 25 How does this time compare to the world records? 11 12 -1242 5 In the 50 meters , the German swimmer was timed in 25 . 45 seconds , ahead of Australian Sarah Ryan . German Where in Germany is she from? 6 7 -1242 5 In the 50 meters , the German swimmer was timed in 25 . 45 seconds , ahead of Australian Sarah Ryan . ahead How far ahead? 16 17 -1242 5 In the 50 meters , the German swimmer was timed in 25 . 45 seconds , ahead of Australian Sarah Ryan . Australian Was she the only Australian? 18 19 -1243 1 Monopoly , the board game that rewards players for sending their competition into bankruptcy , is turning 60 . is turning 60 What year is the article from? 15 18 -1243 1 Monopoly , the board game that rewards players for sending their competition into bankruptcy , is turning 60 . bankruptcy , Is this really the goal of Monopoly? What is the appropriate age range? 13 15 -1243 2 Since it was introduced by Parker Brothers in February 1935 during the depths of the Depression , more than 160 million copies have been purchased . It is sold in 45 countries and printed in 25 languages , including Icelandic , Arabic , Croatian and Russian . Parker Brothers Who are Parker Brothers? 5 7 -1243 2 Since it was introduced by Parker Brothers in February 1935 during the depths of the Depression , more than 160 million copies have been purchased . It is sold in 45 countries and printed in 25 languages , including Icelandic , Arabic , Croatian and Russian . Parker What other games did Parker Brothers make? 5 6 -1243 2 Since it was introduced by Parker Brothers in February 1935 during the depths of the Depression , more than 160 million copies have been purchased . It is sold in 45 countries and printed in 25 languages , including Icelandic , Arabic , Croatian and Russian . countries Is Monopoly really allowed in countries such as Russia and China? 31 32 -1243 3 To mark the birthday , " Rich Uncle Pennybags , " the character on millions of Monopoly boxes , rang the opening bell at the American Stock Exchange in New York Tuesday . Parker Brothers is a subsidiary of Pawtucket , Rhode Island - based Hasbro Inc . , whose shares are traded on the exchange . Hasbro How does Monopoly rank among Hasbro Inc's many toy and game brands? 45 46 -1243 4 Edward Parker , former president of Parker Brothers , once said the appeal of Monopoly is " clobbering your best friend without doing any damage . " appeal Would Monopoly be considered a classic capitalist themed board game? 12 13 -1243 5 " When you come to the table , everyone comes equal . Everyone starts with the same amount of money , " said Bob Wann , senior vice president of marketing for Hasbro Games Group . " The game plays simply enough that an 8 - year - old can play , but it ' s still challenging enough for an adult . senior vice president of marketing What are the responsibilities of this role? 26 31 -1243 5 " When you come to the table , everyone comes equal . Everyone starts with the same amount of money , " said Bob Wann , senior vice president of marketing for Hasbro Games Group . " The game plays simply enough that an 8 - year - old can play , but it ' s still challenging enough for an adult . " The game plays simply enough What makes the game simple for youth, but still challenging for adults? 36 42 -1244 1 Qualifier Carsten Arriens of Germany beat British veteran Jeremy Bates 6 - 3 , 6 - 4 Tuesday to advance to the second round of the dlrs 1 million Dubai Open tennis championship . British veteran Jeremy Bates Has Bates ever won a Grand Slam? 6 10 -1244 1 Qualifier Carsten Arriens of Germany beat British veteran Jeremy Bates 6 - 3 , 6 - 4 Tuesday to advance to the second round of the dlrs 1 million Dubai Open tennis championship . Qualifier Carsten Arriens How did Carten Arriens qualify? 0 3 -1244 1 Qualifier Carsten Arriens of Germany beat British veteran Jeremy Bates 6 - 3 , 6 - 4 Tuesday to advance to the second round of the dlrs 1 million Dubai Open tennis championship . veteran Why is Bates considered a veteran? 7 8 -1244 2 Arriens received a spot in the main 32 - man draw after Australia ' s Mark Woodforde pulled out of the tournament on Monday . Mark Woodforde pulled out Why did Mark Woodforde pull out? 15 19 -1244 2 Arriens received a spot in the main 32 - man draw after Australia ' s Mark Woodforde pulled out of the tournament on Monday . pulled out Why did he have to pull out of the tournament? 17 19 -1244 2 Arriens received a spot in the main 32 - man draw after Australia ' s Mark Woodforde pulled out of the tournament on Monday . pulled out of the tournament why did he pull out of the tournament? 17 22 -1244 3 Woodforde had not recovered from the Davis Cup match in Durban , South Africa , where he was forced to withdraw Monday due to exhaustion during the decisive singles match against Marcos Ondruska . Marcos Ondruska . Where does Ondruska come from? 31 34 -1244 3 Woodforde had not recovered from the Davis Cup match in Durban , South Africa , where he was forced to withdraw Monday due to exhaustion during the decisive singles match against Marcos Ondruska . exhaustion during the decisive singles match Why did the singles match lead to his exhaustion? 24 30 -1244 3 Woodforde had not recovered from the Davis Cup match in Durban , South Africa , where he was forced to withdraw Monday due to exhaustion during the decisive singles match against Marcos Ondruska . exhaustion Why was he so exhausted? 24 25 -1244 4 In another first - round match , sixth - seeded Petr Korda of the Czech Republic easily defeated German Oliver Gross 6 - 1 , 6 - 2 . 6 - 1 , 6 - 2 . How many sets is the maximum than can be played in a men's match? 21 29 -1244 5 Korda , who did not play for his country in the Davis Cup this year , arrived in Dubai a week ago and played a lot of golf , which he said relaxes him , before the tournament opened . arrived in Dubai Where in the world is Dubai? 16 19 -1244 5 Korda , who did not play for his country in the Davis Cup this year , arrived in Dubai a week ago and played a lot of golf , which he said relaxes him , before the tournament opened . did not play for his country Why didn't Korda play for his country? 3 9 -1245 1 The attempted kidnappings of a leading diamond trader and his daughter ended Tuesday when police traced an abductor ' s car phone and killed him in a shootout . leading diamond trader and his daughter What are there names? Where did this take place? 5 11 -1245 1 The attempted kidnappings of a leading diamond trader and his daughter ended Tuesday when police traced an abductor ' s car phone and killed him in a shootout . a leading diamond trader Who is the diamond trader? 4 8 -1245 1 The attempted kidnappings of a leading diamond trader and his daughter ended Tuesday when police traced an abductor ' s car phone and killed him in a shootout . attempted kidnappings Why were they kidnapped? 1 3 -1245 1 The attempted kidnappings of a leading diamond trader and his daughter ended Tuesday when police traced an abductor ' s car phone and killed him in a shootout . a leading diamond trader and his daughter What are names of the leading diamond and his daughter? 4 11 -1245 1 The attempted kidnappings of a leading diamond trader and his daughter ended Tuesday when police traced an abductor ' s car phone and killed him in a shootout . abductor ' s Who is the abductor? 17 20 -1245 2 Diamond trader Asher Gertler escaped with only a minor injury from the gunbattle that erupted in the residential Ramat Aviv neighborhood . residential Ramat Aviv neighborhood What country is this in? 17 21 -1245 2 Diamond trader Asher Gertler escaped with only a minor injury from the gunbattle that erupted in the residential Ramat Aviv neighborhood . a minor injury What was the injury? 7 10 -1245 2 Diamond trader Asher Gertler escaped with only a minor injury from the gunbattle that erupted in the residential Ramat Aviv neighborhood . minor injury What was the injury? 8 10 -1245 2 Diamond trader Asher Gertler escaped with only a minor injury from the gunbattle that erupted in the residential Ramat Aviv neighborhood . Diamond trader Asher Gertler How old is Diamond trader Asher Gertler? 0 4 -1245 2 Diamond trader Asher Gertler escaped with only a minor injury from the gunbattle that erupted in the residential Ramat Aviv neighborhood . escaped How did he escape the gun battle? 4 5 -1245 2 Diamond trader Asher Gertler escaped with only a minor injury from the gunbattle that erupted in the residential Ramat Aviv neighborhood . minor injury What is this minor injury? 8 10 -1245 3 A search was on for a woman who separately kidnapped Gertler ' s 18 - year - old daughter Keren and held her for several hours in a suburban apartment , said Tel Aviv Police Chief Gabi Last . woman who separately kidnapped How did they know where to find the daughter? Why were there two kidnappers? 6 10 -1245 3 A search was on for a woman who separately kidnapped Gertler ' s 18 - year - old daughter Keren and held her for several hours in a suburban apartment , said Tel Aviv Police Chief Gabi Last . who separately kidnapped Was she working with the first kidnapper? 7 10 -1245 3 A search was on for a woman who separately kidnapped Gertler ' s 18 - year - old daughter Keren and held her for several hours in a suburban apartment , said Tel Aviv Police Chief Gabi Last . suburban apartment , Where is this suburban apartment located? 28 31 -1245 4 The kidnappers had demanded dlrs 2 million ransom . 2 million ransom . Who did they hope to get the ransom from? 5 9 -1245 5 Keren Gertler is the granddaughter of Moshe Schnitzer , a former president of Israel ' s Diamond Exchange and leading figure in the international diamond trade . granddaughter of Moshe Schnitzer , Does this mean her father was the son or son-in-law of Moshe? 4 9 -1246 1 The Constitutional Court has ruled that parts of a controversial law on compensation for Jews and others persecuted in World War II are unconstitutional , media reported Tuesday . controversial law to which law is this referring? 9 11 -1246 1 The Constitutional Court has ruled that parts of a controversial law on compensation for Jews and others persecuted in World War II are unconstitutional , media reported Tuesday . persecuted in World War II are unconstitutional , Why was the compensation unconstitutional? 17 25 -1246 2 The court ordered Parliament to draw up new legislation by Sept . 30 , allowing compensation for all those who were deported , put into forced labor or condemned without criminal proceedings . all those Is this all the Jews currently living in the United Kingdom? 17 19 -1246 3 The daily Magyar Hirlap cited the Constitutional Court ' s late Monday ruling against several passages of a 1992 compensation law , which barred from eligibility Jews who were not in combat units . Jews who were not in combat units Why were these Jewish persons barred? 26 33 -1247 1 Former U . S . President Jimmy Carter will receive one of this year ' s Roosevelt Four Freedoms Awards for his contributions to peace and social justice , Dutch television reported Tuesday . for his contributions What kind of contributions did former U.S. President Jimmy Carter do? 20 23 -1247 1 Former U . S . President Jimmy Carter will receive one of this year ' s Roosevelt Four Freedoms Awards for his contributions to peace and social justice , Dutch television reported Tuesday . contributions What were his contributions? 22 23 -1247 1 Former U . S . President Jimmy Carter will receive one of this year ' s Roosevelt Four Freedoms Awards for his contributions to peace and social justice , Dutch television reported Tuesday . Tuesday which tuesday? 32 33 -1247 2 Carter ' s 1994 jetsetting from one international flash point to another earned him one of the awards , although it was not immediatly clear which . one of the awards What kind of awards are there? 14 18 -1247 2 Carter ' s 1994 jetsetting from one international flash point to another earned him one of the awards , although it was not immediatly clear which . one international flash point to another Which events was he a heavy part of? 6 12 -1247 2 Carter ' s 1994 jetsetting from one international flash point to another earned him one of the awards , although it was not immediatly clear which . jetsetting What diplomatic contributions were credited to Carter in 1994? 4 5 -1247 2 Carter ' s 1994 jetsetting from one international flash point to another earned him one of the awards , although it was not immediatly clear which . international flash point what is a flash point? 7 10 -1247 3 The Roosevelt Foundation was expected to make an official announcement later this week . expected who is expecting that? 4 5 -1247 4 Carter last year acted as an independent mediator in crises in North Korea , Bosnia and Haiti . independent mediator What kind of crisis was he mediating for? 6 8 -1247 4 Carter last year acted as an independent mediator in crises in North Korea , Bosnia and Haiti . mediator What crises did he help mediate? 7 8 -1247 5 Former Dutch Prime Minister Ruud Lubbers will also receive an award , television reported . receive an award , What is former Dutch Prime Minister Ruud Lubbers receiving an award for? 8 12 -1247 5 Former Dutch Prime Minister Ruud Lubbers will also receive an award , television reported . also receive an award , What will the Dutch PM receive his award for doing? 7 12 -1247 5 Former Dutch Prime Minister Ruud Lubbers will also receive an award , television reported . award , What will the Dutch Prime Minister be honored for? 10 12 -1248 1 An " exasperated " President Clinton summoned players and owners to the White House this evening after a mediator failed to make any progress in settling the 179 - day U . S . Major League Baseball strike . 179 - day U . S . Major League Baseball strike What was the cause of the strike? 27 38 -1248 1 An " exasperated " President Clinton summoned players and owners to the White House this evening after a mediator failed to make any progress in settling the 179 - day U . S . Major League Baseball strike . Baseball strike Why were they on strike? 36 38 -1248 1 An " exasperated " President Clinton summoned players and owners to the White House this evening after a mediator failed to make any progress in settling the 179 - day U . S . Major League Baseball strike . evening what date? 15 16 -1248 2 Clinton , Vice President Al Gore and several White House aides met with mediator W . J . Usery for 35 minutes in the Oval Office . Usery brought with him an outline on how to resolve the dispute , but did not disclose those plans . did not disclose those plans Why didn't Usery disclose the plans? 41 46 -1248 3 With spring training supposed to start in only nine days , Usery also brought news that players and owners were no closer to a resolution . Usery also brought news Who qualified this Usery that the Clinton administration shall heed him? 11 15 -1248 4 " The president was exasperated that there was no progress toward settling the baseball strike , " said White House spokesman Mike McCurry . no progress toward settling the baseball strike , " What was the reason behind the the strike? 8 17 -1248 5 Clinton responded by ordering representatives of players and owners to the White House for a meeting at 6 p . m . EST ( 2300 GMT ) to stress the need for a settlement , McCurry said . the need for a settlement , What was the ultimate result of the settlement? 29 35 -1248 5 Clinton responded by ordering representatives of players and owners to the White House for a meeting at 6 p . m . EST ( 2300 GMT ) to stress the need for a settlement , McCurry said . meeting Why a meeting at the white house? 15 16 -1249 1 The Colombian government ' s willingness to assume responsibility for a massacre in which victims were tortured and cut up with chainsaws brought praise and a call for further investigation Tuesday from human rights advocates . massacre Who were the participants of the massacre? 11 12 -1249 2 The Organization of American States ' independent human rights commission heard representatives of victims and human rights groups and government witnesses at a closed hearing on the brutal and gory killings of 107 people between 1988 and 1991 . killings of 107 people What was the impetus for these types of killings? 30 34 -1249 2 The Organization of American States ' independent human rights commission heard representatives of victims and human rights groups and government witnesses at a closed hearing on the brutal and gory killings of 107 people between 1988 and 1991 . representatives of victims does this mean family and friends? 11 14 -1249 2 The Organization of American States ' independent human rights commission heard representatives of victims and human rights groups and government witnesses at a closed hearing on the brutal and gory killings of 107 people between 1988 and 1991 . killings What are the motives behind these killings? 30 31 -1249 3 A statement being drafted by the commission will say it fully agrees with steps taken by Colombian President Ernesto Samper , elected last August , to investigate the killings in Trujillo , 161 miles ( 255km ) west of Bogota , said Jose Miguel Vivanco , director of Human Rights Watch Americas . steps taken by Colombian President What steps are being taken by the Colombian president? 13 18 -1249 3 A statement being drafted by the commission will say it fully agrees with steps taken by Colombian President Ernesto Samper , elected last August , to investigate the killings in Trujillo , 161 miles ( 255km ) west of Bogota , said Jose Miguel Vivanco , director of Human Rights Watch Americas . investigate What are the details of the investigation? 26 27 -1249 4 Vivanco said the OAS group also will urge further investigation and prosecution . investigation What did this investigation uncover? 9 10 -1249 5 He said justice still must be pursued , including prosecution , payment of moral reparations and compensation to victims , public apologies and punishment of the killers . victims , Did the victims belong to any particular group? 18 20 -1250 1 North Korea is registering " some resistance " to the key role given to South Korea in the U . S . - North Korean nuclear deal , but U . S . officials said Tuesday they were confident the disagreement can be overcome . " some resistance " In what manner(s) has \"some resistance\" been evidenced by North Korea? 4 8 -1250 1 North Korea is registering " some resistance " to the key role given to South Korea in the U . S . - North Korean nuclear deal , but U . S . officials said Tuesday they were confident the disagreement can be overcome . resistance " What does some resistance mean? 6 8 -1250 1 North Korea is registering " some resistance " to the key role given to South Korea in the U . S . - North Korean nuclear deal , but U . S . officials said Tuesday they were confident the disagreement can be overcome . role What does key role entail? 11 12 -1250 1 North Korea is registering " some resistance " to the key role given to South Korea in the U . S . - North Korean nuclear deal , but U . S . officials said Tuesday they were confident the disagreement can be overcome . role given to South Korea What role did South Korea receive in this arms deal? 11 16 -1250 1 North Korea is registering " some resistance " to the key role given to South Korea in the U . S . - North Korean nuclear deal , but U . S . officials said Tuesday they were confident the disagreement can be overcome . registering " some resistance " Why is North Korea registering \"some resistance\" to the key role given to South Korea? 3 8 -1250 1 North Korea is registering " some resistance " to the key role given to South Korea in the U . S . - North Korean nuclear deal , but U . S . officials said Tuesday they were confident the disagreement can be overcome . role given to South Korea How important is the role given to South Korea in the U.S.-North Korean nuclear deal? 11 16 -1250 1 North Korea is registering " some resistance " to the key role given to South Korea in the U . S . - North Korean nuclear deal , but U . S . officials said Tuesday they were confident the disagreement can be overcome . confident How confident are U.S. officials that this disagreement can be overcome? 38 39 -1250 2 The dispute centers on plans for South Korea to supply two reactors to North Korea in exchange for Pyongyang ' s agreement to dismantle its nuclear program . dismantle Why would Pyongyang agree to dismantle South Korea's nuclear program? 23 24 -1250 2 The dispute centers on plans for South Korea to supply two reactors to North Korea in exchange for Pyongyang ' s agreement to dismantle its nuclear program . nuclear Are there any details of N. Korea's nuclear program? 25 26 -1250 2 The dispute centers on plans for South Korea to supply two reactors to North Korea in exchange for Pyongyang ' s agreement to dismantle its nuclear program . for South Korea to supply two reactors Why did they choose Such Korea to supply the two reactors to North Korea? 5 12 -1250 3 U . S . officials thought they had won North Korea ' s acquiescence to these terms . But Pyongyang officials have made clear in recent discussions that they remain an obstacle . obstacle In what other ways are they still an obstacle? 31 32 -1250 3 U . S . officials thought they had won North Korea ' s acquiescence to these terms . But Pyongyang officials have made clear in recent discussions that they remain an obstacle . Pyongyang What are these obstacles Pyongyang is talking about? 19 20 -1250 3 U . S . officials thought they had won North Korea ' s acquiescence to these terms . But Pyongyang officials have made clear in recent discussions that they remain an obstacle . thought they had won Why would U.S officials thought they had won North Korea's acquiescence to the terms? 5 9 -1250 4 " I don ' t think there are any alarm bells going off at this time , " said a senior U . S . official , expressing confidence that the dispute can be surmounted . confidence Why is the senior U.S. official confident that the dispute can be surmounted? 28 29 -1251 1 Hoping to end a confrontation with President Lech Walesa and avoid new parliamentary elections , Poland ' s prime minister offered to resign Tuesday and turn the government over to former communists . confrontation Why were they at odds? 4 5 -1251 1 Hoping to end a confrontation with President Lech Walesa and avoid new parliamentary elections , Poland ' s prime minister offered to resign Tuesday and turn the government over to former communists . avoid new parliamentary elections , How would the resignation possibly avoid a new set of elections? 10 15 -1251 1 Hoping to end a confrontation with President Lech Walesa and avoid new parliamentary elections , Poland ' s prime minister offered to resign Tuesday and turn the government over to former communists . former What type of government was this new prime minister under? 30 31 -1251 1 Hoping to end a confrontation with President Lech Walesa and avoid new parliamentary elections , Poland ' s prime minister offered to resign Tuesday and turn the government over to former communists . former communists What 'former communists'? 30 32 -1251 2 Prime Minister Waldemar Pawlak said he would step down in favor of the speaker of parliament , whose Democratic Left Alliance Party has the most seats in the governing coalition . governing coalition What is this governing coalition made up of? 28 30 -1251 3 Walesa has attacked Pawlak ' s government for weeks for foot - dragging on economic reforms and for tolerating corruption and inefficiency . He threatened last week to dissolve parliament , forcing new elections , as he did in 1993 . foot - dragging on economic reforms Why was the government holding off on pushing for economic reforms? 10 16 -1251 3 Walesa has attacked Pawlak ' s government for weeks for foot - dragging on economic reforms and for tolerating corruption and inefficiency . He threatened last week to dissolve parliament , forcing new elections , as he did in 1993 . tolerating corruption Why for tolerating? Is Walesa corrupt? 18 20 -1251 4 Walesa is also staunchly opposed to communists . As leader of the Solidarity labor union , he helped topple the communist regime in 1989 . he helped topple the communist regime how did he do it? 16 22 -1251 5 Speaker Jozef Oleksy ' s appointment as prime minister would require approval by the 460 - member parliament . But his party of renamed former communists has more than 160 seats and Pawlak ' s Peasant ' s party has more than 130 seats , giving them a comfortable majority . 460 - member Who holds the remaining seats? 14 17 -1252 1 Hoping to end a confrontation with President Lech Walesa and avoid new parliamentary elections , Poland ' s prime minister has offered to resign and turn the government over to former communists . President Why was there a confrontation with President Walesa? 6 7 -1252 1 Hoping to end a confrontation with President Lech Walesa and avoid new parliamentary elections , Poland ' s prime minister has offered to resign and turn the government over to former communists . end a confrontation with President Lech Why would this lead to confrontation? 2 8 -1252 1 Hoping to end a confrontation with President Lech Walesa and avoid new parliamentary elections , Poland ' s prime minister has offered to resign and turn the government over to former communists . confrontation What's the nature of the potential confrontation? 4 5 -1252 1 Hoping to end a confrontation with President Lech Walesa and avoid new parliamentary elections , Poland ' s prime minister has offered to resign and turn the government over to former communists . confrontation with President Lech Walesa Why did Poland's prime minister confront President Walsea? 4 9 -1252 2 Prime Minister Waldemar Pawlak said Tuesday that he would step down in favor of the speaker of parliament , whose Democratic Left Alliance Party has the most seats in the governing coalition . Prime Why did the Prime Minister step down? 0 1 -1252 2 Prime Minister Waldemar Pawlak said Tuesday that he would step down in favor of the speaker of parliament , whose Democratic Left Alliance Party has the most seats in the governing coalition . Democratic Left Alliance Party How is the Democratic Left Alliance Party different from the prime minister's party? 20 24 -1252 3 Walesa has attacked Pawlak ' s government for weeks for foot - dragging on economic reforms and for tolerating corruption and inefficiency . He threatened last week to dissolve parliament , forcing new elections , as he did in 1993 . Walesa How did Walesa attack Pawlak's government? 0 1 -1252 3 Walesa has attacked Pawlak ' s government for weeks for foot - dragging on economic reforms and for tolerating corruption and inefficiency . He threatened last week to dissolve parliament , forcing new elections , as he did in 1993 . corruption and inefficiency What types of corruption and inefficiency were seen? 19 22 -1252 3 Walesa has attacked Pawlak ' s government for weeks for foot - dragging on economic reforms and for tolerating corruption and inefficiency . He threatened last week to dissolve parliament , forcing new elections , as he did in 1993 . economic reforms Why are economic reforms needed? 14 16 -1252 3 Walesa has attacked Pawlak ' s government for weeks for foot - dragging on economic reforms and for tolerating corruption and inefficiency . He threatened last week to dissolve parliament , forcing new elections , as he did in 1993 . as he did in 1993 Why did he dissolve parliament in 1993? 35 40 -1252 4 Walesa is also staunchly opposed to communists . As leader of the Solidarity labor union , he helped topple the communist regime in 1989 . topple How did he help topple the comunists regime? 18 19 -1252 4 Walesa is also staunchly opposed to communists . As leader of the Solidarity labor union , he helped topple the communist regime in 1989 . staunchly opposed Why is he opposed to communists? 3 5 -1252 4 Walesa is also staunchly opposed to communists . As leader of the Solidarity labor union , he helped topple the communist regime in 1989 . staunchly opposed to communists Why is Walsea opposed to communists? 3 7 -1252 5 Speaker Jozef Oleksy ' s appointment as prime minister would require approval by the 460 - member parliament . But his party of renamed former communists has more than 160 seats and Pawlak ' s Peasant ' s party has more than 130 seats , giving them a comfortable majority . renamed former communists What are renamed former communists? 23 26 -1253 1 Bullet holes in the stained glass windows and " Viva ANC " scratched into the battered pews tell the story of the Regina Mundi Catholic Church . Bullet holes Why were there bullet holes in the windows? 0 2 -1253 1 Bullet holes in the stained glass windows and " Viva ANC " scratched into the battered pews tell the story of the Regina Mundi Catholic Church . " Viva ANC " What does Viva ANC mean? 8 12 -1253 1 Bullet holes in the stained glass windows and " Viva ANC " scratched into the battered pews tell the story of the Regina Mundi Catholic Church . Regina Mundi Catholic Church Where is the church located? 22 26 -1253 1 Bullet holes in the stained glass windows and " Viva ANC " scratched into the battered pews tell the story of the Regina Mundi Catholic Church . " Viva ANC " What does this mean? 8 12 -1253 1 Bullet holes in the stained glass windows and " Viva ANC " scratched into the battered pews tell the story of the Regina Mundi Catholic Church . ANC " What is ANC? 10 12 -1253 1 Bullet holes in the stained glass windows and " Viva ANC " scratched into the battered pews tell the story of the Regina Mundi Catholic Church . Regina Where is this church located? 22 23 -1253 2 In a township synonymous with the anti - apartheid struggle , the 33 - year - old church served as a home for protest and prayer . Countless rallies and political funerals were held in it , inevitably followed by police raids and rioting . held in it , Why were rallies and funerals held in it? 33 37 -1253 2 In a township synonymous with the anti - apartheid struggle , the 33 - year - old church served as a home for protest and prayer . Countless rallies and political funerals were held in it , inevitably followed by police raids and rioting . political funerals What is a political funeral? 30 32 -1253 2 In a township synonymous with the anti - apartheid struggle , the 33 - year - old church served as a home for protest and prayer . Countless rallies and political funerals were held in it , inevitably followed by police raids and rioting . rallies and political funerals What type of rallies and political funerals? 28 32 -1253 2 In a township synonymous with the anti - apartheid struggle , the 33 - year - old church served as a home for protest and prayer . Countless rallies and political funerals were held in it , inevitably followed by police raids and rioting . raids Who was the group the ANC was shooting at? 41 42 -1253 3 That chapter over , Sowetans say it is time to repair the damage etched by years of conflict . damage What damage was done? 12 13 -1253 3 That chapter over , Sowetans say it is time to repair the damage etched by years of conflict . Sowetans Who are Sowetans? 4 5 -1253 3 That chapter over , Sowetans say it is time to repair the damage etched by years of conflict . conflict What is at the heart of this conflict? 17 18 -1253 4 " It ' s a landmark for anyone , Catholic or not Catholic , Christian or not Christian , religious or not religious , " said the Rev . Mohlomi Makobane , who has launched a campaign to raise nearly 1 million rand ( dlrs 283 , 000 ) for renovations . landmark What makes it a landmark? 5 6 -1253 4 " It ' s a landmark for anyone , Catholic or not Catholic , Christian or not Christian , religious or not religious , " said the Rev . Mohlomi Makobane , who has launched a campaign to raise nearly 1 million rand ( dlrs 283 , 000 ) for renovations . campaign What was his campaign about? 36 37 -1253 4 " It ' s a landmark for anyone , Catholic or not Catholic , Christian or not Christian , religious or not religious , " said the Rev . Mohlomi Makobane , who has launched a campaign to raise nearly 1 million rand ( dlrs 283 , 000 ) for renovations . million Does Makobane conduct these campaigns often to repair damages? 41 42 -1253 5 The parish ' s more than 1 , 000 families are setting aside money for repairs , and local businesses and newspapers have pledged donations . Musicians are planning several benefit concerts . Musicians Which musicians are participating? 26 27 -1254 1 Prosecutors in the O . J . Simpson case laid out a timeline for murder , centered around a dog ' s " plaintive wail " in the night . dog ' s " plaintive wail " How do prosecuters know that the dog's wail was plaintive? 19 26 -1254 1 Prosecutors in the O . J . Simpson case laid out a timeline for murder , centered around a dog ' s " plaintive wail " in the night . dog ' s " plaintive wail " What would a dog's wail indicate in a murder timeline? 19 26 -1254 2 Pablo Fenjves , whose home is across an alley from Nicole Brown Simpson ' s , testified on Tuesday that about 15 to 20 minutes into the 10 o ' clock news on June 12 , he heard " a very distinctive barking " coming from the area of her home . very distinctive barking what does distinctive barking sound like? 40 43 -1254 3 " It was at a significant pitch , and as you may recall I described it at the time as a plaintive wail , " said Fenjves , who like most of the day ' s witnesses had testified last summer at Simpson ' s preliminary hearing . " It sounded like a very unhappy animal . " most how many witnisses testified of the plaintive wail? 30 31 -1254 3 " It was at a significant pitch , and as you may recall I described it at the time as a plaintive wail , " said Fenjves , who like most of the day ' s witnesses had testified last summer at Simpson ' s preliminary hearing . " It sounded like a very unhappy animal . " unhappy animal . " How much weight is placed on such an incredibly weak piece of evidence? 54 58 -1254 4 Prosecutors claim that Ms . Simpson and her friend Ronald Goldman were slashed to death about 10 : 15 p . m . outside her condo and that the barking came from Ms . Simpson ' s Akita , which left bloody pawprints around the murder scene . barking How does anybody know which dog was actually barking at the time? 29 30 -1254 5 The timing is important : The defense has said Simpson was home at the time , practicing his golf swing in the yard before leaving for the airport for a business trip to Chicago . timing what time did this happen? 1 2 -1254 5 The timing is important : The defense has said Simpson was home at the time , practicing his golf swing in the yard before leaving for the airport for a business trip to Chicago . leaving When did he leave? 24 25 -1254 5 The timing is important : The defense has said Simpson was home at the time , practicing his golf swing in the yard before leaving for the airport for a business trip to Chicago . home at the time , Is there anyone who can support his alibi? 11 16 -1255 1 President Clinton , unable to bring the two sides together himself , will ask Congress for emergency legislation for binding arbitration to end the six - month - old American Major League baseball strike . the two sides Who are the two sides referred to? 6 9 -1255 1 President Clinton , unable to bring the two sides together himself , will ask Congress for emergency legislation for binding arbitration to end the six - month - old American Major League baseball strike . sides Which two sides is the article talking about? 8 9 -1255 1 President Clinton , unable to bring the two sides together himself , will ask Congress for emergency legislation for binding arbitration to end the six - month - old American Major League baseball strike . six - month - old American why are they striking? 24 30 -1255 1 President Clinton , unable to bring the two sides together himself , will ask Congress for emergency legislation for binding arbitration to end the six - month - old American Major League baseball strike . the two sides Which two sides? Union vs MLB? 6 9 -1255 1 President Clinton , unable to bring the two sides together himself , will ask Congress for emergency legislation for binding arbitration to end the six - month - old American Major League baseball strike . strike . What triggered the cause for the strike? 33 35 -1255 2 " We ' re going to send it up tomorrow and I ' d like to have it considered expeditiously , " Clinton said at a hastily called news conference Tuesday night after participating in hours of behind - closed - door negotiations at the White House . negotiations Who are the participants of this negotiation? 42 43 -1255 2 " We ' re going to send it up tomorrow and I ' d like to have it considered expeditiously , " Clinton said at a hastily called news conference Tuesday night after participating in hours of behind - closed - door negotiations at the White House . expeditiously , " does it mean quickly? 19 22 -1255 3 Clinton said he had been optimistic earlier in the evening that he might be able to announce a settlement , or at least steps toward one , that would assure " that baseball was coming back in 1995 . " 1995 Was there a lockout in the baseball Major League in 1994? 37 38 -1255 3 Clinton said he had been optimistic earlier in the evening that he might be able to announce a settlement , or at least steps toward one , that would assure " that baseball was coming back in 1995 . " was coming back in 1995 did baseball end up coming back? 33 38 -1255 3 Clinton said he had been optimistic earlier in the evening that he might be able to announce a settlement , or at least steps toward one , that would assure " that baseball was coming back in 1995 . " optimistic earlier in the evening What particular point lead him to feel optimistic? 5 10 -1255 5 There has been virtually no movement since the strike began Aug . 12 . , forcing cancellation of the championship World Series for the first time in 90 years . strike Which organizations or unions are striking, and what are they asking for? 8 9 -1255 5 There has been virtually no movement since the strike began Aug . 12 . , forcing cancellation of the championship World Series for the first time in 90 years . virtually no movement since the strike began What was the point(s) of contention that held up negotiations for six month? 3 10 -1256 1 Journalists from 15 Asia - Pacific countries on Wednesday urged Asian governments to open their minds to freedom of expression , a response to crackdowns on reporters . response to crackdowns on reporters . Why was there a crackdown taking place at this time? 22 28 -1256 1 Journalists from 15 Asia - Pacific countries on Wednesday urged Asian governments to open their minds to freedom of expression , a response to crackdowns on reporters . 15 Asia - Pacific countries are there that many pacific countries? 2 7 -1256 2 Their statement was directed particularly at Indonesia , Cambodia , Hong Kong and Singapore , where recent actions against the media had raised widespread international concerns . actions against the media What sort of anti-media actions were taking place? 17 21 -1256 3 " Asian governments must open their minds to freedom of expression and encourage the highest standards of journalism , " said the general secretary of the International Federation of Journalists , Aidan White . Aidan White is he being racist? 31 33 -1256 4 Asian leaders needed to establish a framework for the exercise of journalism in safe , professional conditions , free from intimidation and social neglect , he said . safe , professional conditions , What would constitute these types of conditions? 13 18 -1256 5 The statement was made during a three - day conference organized by the federation and the Media Entertainment and Arts Alliance , which ended Wednesday . ended Wednesday which year was it? 23 25 -1257 1 An American AIDS activist said Wednesday he was questioned by Singapore police for two hours after he gave new hypodermic needles to six addicts in exchange for soiled ones used to inject heroin . American AIDS activist What is his name? 1 4 -1257 1 An American AIDS activist said Wednesday he was questioned by Singapore police for two hours after he gave new hypodermic needles to six addicts in exchange for soiled ones used to inject heroin . he was questioned by Singapore police What was the reason for the interrogation? 6 12 -1257 1 An American AIDS activist said Wednesday he was questioned by Singapore police for two hours after he gave new hypodermic needles to six addicts in exchange for soiled ones used to inject heroin . activist What is the name of this activist? 3 4 -1257 2 Jon Stuen - Parker , a former drug addict , runs a controversial program in several U . S . cities called the " needle exchange program " aimed at preventing users from sharing hypodermic syringes and thereby passing the AIDS virus along . former drug addict , What type of drug was he addicted to? 6 10 -1257 2 Jon Stuen - Parker , a former drug addict , runs a controversial program in several U . S . cities called the " needle exchange program " aimed at preventing users from sharing hypodermic syringes and thereby passing the AIDS virus along . controversial program What makes it controversial? 12 14 -1257 2 Jon Stuen - Parker , a former drug addict , runs a controversial program in several U . S . cities called the " needle exchange program " aimed at preventing users from sharing hypodermic syringes and thereby passing the AIDS virus along . controversial program Why is it a controversial program? 12 14 -1257 3 The AIDS virus is transmitted through contact of bodily fluids . transmitted through contact of bodily fluids Is this the only way AIDS is contracted? 4 10 -1257 4 Since early 1987 , Parker ' s Boston - based National AIDS Brigade has distributed about 500 , 000 needles in street corner meetings , swapping them with dirty ones brought over by the addicts . Critics say he is promoting drug use . about 500 , 000 needles Who pays for these needles? 15 20 -1257 4 Since early 1987 , Parker ' s Boston - based National AIDS Brigade has distributed about 500 , 000 needles in street corner meetings , swapping them with dirty ones brought over by the addicts . Critics say he is promoting drug use . swapping them with dirty ones What is done with the dirty needles? 25 30 -1257 5 Parker , a native of Boston , Massachusetts , told the Associated Press that he came to Singapore on Tuesday to expand his international program , now operating in Vietnam and Thailand . international program , How bad is the problem overseas? 23 26 -1257 5 Parker , a native of Boston , Massachusetts , told the Associated Press that he came to Singapore on Tuesday to expand his international program , now operating in Vietnam and Thailand . Vietnam and Thailand Are these hot spots for drug users? 29 32 -1257 5 Parker , a native of Boston , Massachusetts , told the Associated Press that he came to Singapore on Tuesday to expand his international program , now operating in Vietnam and Thailand . now operating in Vietnam and Thailand . How successful was the program in these countries at the time? 26 33 -1257 5 Parker , a native of Boston , Massachusetts , told the Associated Press that he came to Singapore on Tuesday to expand his international program , now operating in Vietnam and Thailand . Vietnam Why was Vietnam and Thailand targeted? 29 30 -1258 1 In another time , the slender , 27 - year - old Chechen might have been a poet or a teacher . 27 - year - old Chechen Who might have been a poet or a teacher? 7 13 -1258 1 In another time , the slender , 27 - year - old Chechen might have been a poet or a teacher . the slender , 27 - year - old Chechen Who is this talking about, why does it matter that they are slender? What are they now? 4 13 -1258 1 In another time , the slender , 27 - year - old Chechen might have been a poet or a teacher . might have been a poet or a teacher Why would have made them a poet or teacher? 13 21 -1258 2 But now he is what Russian soldiers dread most in the haunted streets of Grozny : a fearless sniper stalking Moscow ' s troops day and night . stalking Moscow ' s troops day and night Why is he stalking Russian troops? 19 27 -1258 2 But now he is what Russian soldiers dread most in the haunted streets of Grozny : a fearless sniper stalking Moscow ' s troops day and night . he is what Russian soldiers dread most Why does Russians dread this most? 2 9 -1258 5 On a brief respite after slipping out of Chechnya to neighboring Ingushetia , this translator - turned - militant seems like an unlikely killer . seems like an unlikely killer What is the characteristic that makes him seem unlikely to be a sniper? 19 24 -1258 5 On a brief respite after slipping out of Chechnya to neighboring Ingushetia , this translator - turned - militant seems like an unlikely killer . unlikely killer Why is he an unlikely killer? 22 24 -1259 1 Nearly 200 women marched through the city of Dhaka on Wednesday to demand that their university drop rules they regard as sexist , including one that forbids them to leave their dormitories after sunset . rules they regard as sexist , What type of rules are they marching against? 17 23 -1259 1 Nearly 200 women marched through the city of Dhaka on Wednesday to demand that their university drop rules they regard as sexist , including one that forbids them to leave their dormitories after sunset . university drop rules they regard as sexist , What are all of the rules? The paragraph only gives one. 15 23 -1259 4 " The country ' s constitution does not discriminate between males and females , so why should the university authorities ? " asked Rokayya Khatoon , a senior arts student . " These restrictions are insult to the womanhood , " she said in an interview . constitution If this is the case, why do they discriminate in the institution? 5 6 -1259 4 " The country ' s constitution does not discriminate between males and females , so why should the university authorities ? " asked Rokayya Khatoon , a senior arts student . " These restrictions are insult to the womanhood , " she said in an interview . why should the university authorities ? " How does the university derive its authority? 15 22 -1259 5 Placards carried by the demonstrators read : " Character can ' t be built by restrictions ! " and " We want our freedom ! " demonstrators were the demonstrators all women? 4 5 -1260 1 Nearly 200 female students marched through Dhaka Wednesday to demand their university drop its rule confining them to their dormitories after sunset and other regulations they regard as sexist . confining them to their dormitories Why are they being confined? 15 20 -1260 1 Nearly 200 female students marched through Dhaka Wednesday to demand their university drop its rule confining them to their dormitories after sunset and other regulations they regard as sexist . other regulations what other regulations? 23 25 -1260 1 Nearly 200 female students marched through Dhaka Wednesday to demand their university drop its rule confining them to their dormitories after sunset and other regulations they regard as sexist . confining them to their dormitories Why were they confined to their dorms? 15 20 -1260 1 Nearly 200 female students marched through Dhaka Wednesday to demand their university drop its rule confining them to their dormitories after sunset and other regulations they regard as sexist . sexist What is sexist? 28 29 -1260 2 The demonstrators chanted " Down with male chauvinism " and carried placards reading " Character can ' t be built by restrictions " and " We want our freedom . " " Down with male chauvinism " What male chauvinism had they experienced 3 9 -1260 2 The demonstrators chanted " Down with male chauvinism " and carried placards reading " Character can ' t be built by restrictions " and " We want our freedom . " chauvinism " What is chauvinism? 7 9 -1260 3 Women make up one - third of Dhaka University ' s 28 , 000 students . The university , the nation ' s largest , is located in the capital of Islamic and male - dominated Bangladesh . Women make up one - third Is this more or less than average in Bangladesh 0 6 -1260 4 Although many women ignore the 40 - year - old rules , the university can fine or expel those caught violating the regulations . 40 - year - old rules , What are these rules? 5 12 -1260 4 Although many women ignore the 40 - year - old rules , the university can fine or expel those caught violating the regulations . violating the regulations What other regulations are imposed upon the female students? 20 23 -1260 4 Although many women ignore the 40 - year - old rules , the university can fine or expel those caught violating the regulations . 40 - year - old rules , What are the 40-year-old rules? 5 12 -1260 4 Although many women ignore the 40 - year - old rules , the university can fine or expel those caught violating the regulations . women ignore Why do women ignore rules? 2 4 -1260 5 In addition to the prohibition on leaving their dormitories , the protesters want the university to scrap rules that discourage male students from talking to women on campus and require female students to receive permission from their parents to stay out overnight . prohibition on leaving their dormitories , why are they not allowed to leave? 4 10 -1260 5 In addition to the prohibition on leaving their dormitories , the protesters want the university to scrap rules that discourage male students from talking to women on campus and require female students to receive permission from their parents to stay out overnight . scrap rules How can university scrap rules? 16 18 -1261 1 A battalion commander who refused to send his young troops to Chechnya because he believed they were too inexperienced will be dismissed from the army , the ITAR - Tass news agency reported Wednesday . battalion commander what is his name? 1 3 -1261 1 A battalion commander who refused to send his young troops to Chechnya because he believed they were too inexperienced will be dismissed from the army , the ITAR - Tass news agency reported Wednesday . Chechnya where is Chechnya? 11 12 -1261 1 A battalion commander who refused to send his young troops to Chechnya because he believed they were too inexperienced will be dismissed from the army , the ITAR - Tass news agency reported Wednesday . ITAR - Tass what does this stand for? 27 30 -1261 1 A battalion commander who refused to send his young troops to Chechnya because he believed they were too inexperienced will be dismissed from the army , the ITAR - Tass news agency reported Wednesday . who refused to send his young troops to Chechnya How do his views on sending inexperienced troops compare to army leadership as a whole? 3 12 -1261 1 A battalion commander who refused to send his young troops to Chechnya because he believed they were too inexperienced will be dismissed from the army , the ITAR - Tass news agency reported Wednesday . battalion commander What is his name? 1 3 -1261 1 A battalion commander who refused to send his young troops to Chechnya because he believed they were too inexperienced will be dismissed from the army , the ITAR - Tass news agency reported Wednesday . too inexperienced Why are they too inexperienced? 17 19 -1261 2 Capt . Vladimir Ustichenko had offered to go to Chechnya himself , even as an ordinary rifleman , but said the men under his command had not yet learned to fire or drive their decrepit armored vehicles . Capt what is he captain of? 0 1 -1261 2 Capt . Vladimir Ustichenko had offered to go to Chechnya himself , even as an ordinary rifleman , but said the men under his command had not yet learned to fire or drive their decrepit armored vehicles . command who is his command? 24 25 -1261 2 Capt . Vladimir Ustichenko had offered to go to Chechnya himself , even as an ordinary rifleman , but said the men under his command had not yet learned to fire or drive their decrepit armored vehicles . decrepit why are the vehicles decrepit? 34 35 -1261 2 Capt . Vladimir Ustichenko had offered to go to Chechnya himself , even as an ordinary rifleman , but said the men under his command had not yet learned to fire or drive their decrepit armored vehicles . decrepit armored vehicles Why is their government sending them so unprepared? 34 37 -1261 2 Capt . Vladimir Ustichenko had offered to go to Chechnya himself , even as an ordinary rifleman , but said the men under his command had not yet learned to fire or drive their decrepit armored vehicles . decrepit armored vehicles Why are they using decrepit vehicles? 34 37 -1261 3 The press service of Russia ' s Volga military district rejected Ustichenko ' s claims , accusing him of opposing the entire military operation . opposing the entire military operation Why do they suspect he opposes the operation? 19 24 -1261 4 He " did it for political reasons , " said a statement carried by ITAR - Tass . " He doubts the correctness of the decision . to use military force in the Chechen republic . " political reasons , " what reasons? 5 9 -1261 4 He " did it for political reasons , " said a statement carried by ITAR - Tass . " He doubts the correctness of the decision . to use military force in the Chechen republic . " statement carried by ITAR - Tass How trustworthy is the source and what kind of political agenda might they have? 11 17 -1261 4 He " did it for political reasons , " said a statement carried by ITAR - Tass . " He doubts the correctness of the decision . to use military force in the Chechen republic . " military force Why is it necessary to use military force in the region? 29 31 -1261 5 The press service called Ustichenko ' s decision " incompatible with the rank of a Russian officer . " It said he would be dismissed for " an action which discredits the dignity of a serviceman . " dismissed dismissed by whom? 24 25 -1261 5 The press service called Ustichenko ' s decision " incompatible with the rank of a Russian officer . " It said he would be dismissed for " an action which discredits the dignity of a serviceman . " " incompatible How is standing up for what you believe considered incompatible with officer duties? 8 10 -1262 1 Her visit isn ' t being called official , but officials are very involved in Princess Diana ' s trip to Japan . Japan why is the princess visiting japan 21 22 -1262 1 Her visit isn ' t being called official , but officials are very involved in Princess Diana ' s trip to Japan . Diana ' s trip to Japan Why did Princess Diana go to Japan? 16 22 -1262 1 Her visit isn ' t being called official , but officials are very involved in Princess Diana ' s trip to Japan . officials are very involved How are officials being involved? 10 14 -1262 2 The British princess met members of the Japanese royal family Wednesday after last - minute discussions between British and Japanese officials . last - minute why was it discussed at the last-minute 12 15 -1262 2 The British princess met members of the Japanese royal family Wednesday after last - minute discussions between British and Japanese officials . last - minute discussions What were these last minute discussions about? 12 16 -1262 2 The British princess met members of the Japanese royal family Wednesday after last - minute discussions between British and Japanese officials . met members of the Japanese royal family What were the reasons for the meetings with the members of Japan's royal family? 3 10 -1262 3 Just two days before Diana ' s arrival Monday , both countries had said there were no plans for Emperor Akihito and Empress Michiko to meet Diana . no plans for Emperor Akihito Were they not thinking about meeting Diana or was it because of something she may or may not have done? 16 21 -1262 4 And her visit with the crown prince and princess , who both attended Oxford University and are fluent in English , was decided only Tuesday after British officials pressed the Japanese side , said a Japanese palace spokesman , speaking on condition of anonymity . Oxford when did prince and princes attended oxford university 13 14 -1262 4 And her visit with the crown prince and princess , who both attended Oxford University and are fluent in English , was decided only Tuesday after British officials pressed the Japanese side , said a Japanese palace spokesman , speaking on condition of anonymity . British officials pressed the Japanese side , Why did the British implore the Japanese royals to meet with Diana? 26 33 -1262 5 Her trip is being called a private , working trip rather than a state visit . working trip rather than a state visit . What are the specific differences between these two? 8 16 -1263 1 Most Asian stock markets closed lower Wednesday , with share prices falling in Tokyo for the second consecutive session on profit - taking in construction issues . profit - taking in construction issues Why are there issues in profit-taking in construction? 20 26 -1263 1 Most Asian stock markets closed lower Wednesday , with share prices falling in Tokyo for the second consecutive session on profit - taking in construction issues . profit - taking in construction issues Why was there a span of profit-taking in these markets? 20 26 -1263 1 Most Asian stock markets closed lower Wednesday , with share prices falling in Tokyo for the second consecutive session on profit - taking in construction issues . prices Which industries have the steepest loses? 10 11 -1263 1 Most Asian stock markets closed lower Wednesday , with share prices falling in Tokyo for the second consecutive session on profit - taking in construction issues . Asian stock markets which asian markets are biggest? 1 4 -1263 2 The 225 - issue Nikkei Stock Average fell 210 . 30 yen , or 1 . 1 percent , closing at 18 , 290 , 25 . On Tuesday , the benchmark index had shed 166 . 68 points , or 0 . 89 percent . fell What issues caused this plummet? 7 8 -1263 2 The 225 - issue Nikkei Stock Average fell 210 . 30 yen , or 1 . 1 percent , closing at 18 , 290 , 25 . On Tuesday , the benchmark index had shed 166 . 68 points , or 0 . 89 percent . Tuesday , which year was it? 28 30 -1263 3 The Tokyo Stock Price Index of all issues listed on the first section was down 21 . 60 points , or 1 . 49 percent , to 1 , 423 . 75 . It had lost 9 . 95 points , or 0 . 68 percent , on Tuesday . Index What is the Tokyo Stock Price Index? 4 5 -1263 4 The decline in construction stocks dragged down major indexes for the second straight day , said Yasuo Ueki of Nikko Securities . Some investors were seen dumping construction issues , he added . construction stocks dragged down major indexes Why did the construction stocks drag down major indexes? 3 9 -1263 4 The decline in construction stocks dragged down major indexes for the second straight day , said Yasuo Ueki of Nikko Securities . Some investors were seen dumping construction issues , he added . construction What happened to the construction industry? 3 4 -1263 4 The decline in construction stocks dragged down major indexes for the second straight day , said Yasuo Ueki of Nikko Securities . Some investors were seen dumping construction issues , he added . dumping construction issues , what are construction issues? 26 30 -1263 5 Construction and other issues likely to benefit from the Jan . 17 killer earthquake were among the few stocks that climbed after the 7 . 2 - magnitude quake leveled much of the Kobe area . other issues likely to benefit How are other issues defined here? 2 7 -1263 5 Construction and other issues likely to benefit from the Jan . 17 killer earthquake were among the few stocks that climbed after the 7 . 2 - magnitude quake leveled much of the Kobe area . Construction and other issues What other issues were thought to benefit from the Kobe quake? 0 4 -1263 5 Construction and other issues likely to benefit from the Jan . 17 killer earthquake were among the few stocks that climbed after the 7 . 2 - magnitude quake leveled much of the Kobe area . leveled What year was this devastating earthquake? 29 30 -1263 5 Construction and other issues likely to benefit from the Jan . 17 killer earthquake were among the few stocks that climbed after the 7 . 2 - magnitude quake leveled much of the Kobe area . leveled much of the Kobe area how many died? 29 35 -1264 1 Russian lawmakers on Wednesday demanded greater security for government officials , as mourners gathered at a funeral service for the third deputy to be killed in the past 10 months . demanded greater security What did they specifically want? 4 7 -1264 1 Russian lawmakers on Wednesday demanded greater security for government officials , as mourners gathered at a funeral service for the third deputy to be killed in the past 10 months . to be killed How was he killed? 22 25 -1264 1 Russian lawmakers on Wednesday demanded greater security for government officials , as mourners gathered at a funeral service for the third deputy to be killed in the past 10 months . third deputy to be killed how and why was he killed? 20 25 -1264 2 Ivan Rybkin , speaker of the State Duma , the lower house of Russia ' s parliament , proposed creating a special parliamentary security service . creating a special parliamentary security service Who would create this service? 19 25 -1264 3 Rybkin ' s announcement came after ultranationalist deputy Vladimir Zhirinovsky called for the speaker ' s resignation for failing to protect legislators . failing to protect legislators How specifically did he fail? 18 22 -1264 4 The previous Russian parliament had its own security service , but President Boris Yeltsin disbanded the service - - along with the parliament itself - - in October 1993 , after a parliamentary uprising . its own security service , Who paid for this? 5 10 -1264 4 The previous Russian parliament had its own security service , but President Boris Yeltsin disbanded the service - - along with the parliament itself - - in October 1993 , after a parliamentary uprising . disbanded the service Why was the service disbanded? 14 17 -1264 4 The previous Russian parliament had its own security service , but President Boris Yeltsin disbanded the service - - along with the parliament itself - - in October 1993 , after a parliamentary uprising . uprising What did the uprising consist of? 33 34 -1264 4 The previous Russian parliament had its own security service , but President Boris Yeltsin disbanded the service - - along with the parliament itself - - in October 1993 , after a parliamentary uprising . after a parliamentary uprising . Why was there a rebellion against this service? 30 35 -1264 5 Legislators have become frequent targets of violence in Russia , and many now carry weapons or have bodyguards . frequent targets What makes them frequent targets? 3 5 -1264 5 Legislators have become frequent targets of violence in Russia , and many now carry weapons or have bodyguards . bodyguards Who pays for these guards? 17 18 -1265 1 Swedish slalom skier Thomas Fogdoe will be out for the season and may have sustained permanent back damage from an accident , doctors said Wednesday . from an accident , What led to the accident? 18 22 -1265 1 Swedish slalom skier Thomas Fogdoe will be out for the season and may have sustained permanent back damage from an accident , doctors said Wednesday . season What months are part of the skiing season? 10 11 -1265 1 Swedish slalom skier Thomas Fogdoe will be out for the season and may have sustained permanent back damage from an accident , doctors said Wednesday . slalom what is slalom? 1 2 -1265 1 Swedish slalom skier Thomas Fogdoe will be out for the season and may have sustained permanent back damage from an accident , doctors said Wednesday . accident , What was the accident? 20 22 -1265 2 Fogdoe , 24 , underwent four hours of surgery , until early Wednesday , following the accident Tuesday at the downhill course in Aare , about 440 miles ( 704 kilometers ) northwest of Stockholm . accident What caused the accident? 16 17 -1265 2 Fogdoe , 24 , underwent four hours of surgery , until early Wednesday , following the accident Tuesday at the downhill course in Aare , about 440 miles ( 704 kilometers ) northwest of Stockholm . accident what happened exactly? 16 17 -1265 2 Fogdoe , 24 , underwent four hours of surgery , until early Wednesday , following the accident Tuesday at the downhill course in Aare , about 440 miles ( 704 kilometers ) northwest of Stockholm . downhill How steep was the downhill course? 20 21 -1265 3 " It is a serious back injury , " Goran Skog , the national team physician , told Swedish television . Goran Skog , did he do the surgery? 9 12 -1265 3 " It is a serious back injury , " Goran Skog , the national team physician , told Swedish television . national team Where does the national slalom ski team compete? 13 15 -1265 4 " It is too early to say if the injury will be permanent , " Skog said . " But he is definitely out for this season . " season When is the slalom ski season? 26 27 -1265 5 Skog said the damage was as if " verterbra had been dislocated . " Three surgeons operated on Fogdoe to reduce the pressure on the spine and stabilize the vertebrae . stabilize What factors will determine the success of a recovery? 27 28 -1265 5 Skog said the damage was as if " verterbra had been dislocated . " Three surgeons operated on Fogdoe to reduce the pressure on the spine and stabilize the vertebrae . dislocated How are dislocated vertebrae treated? 11 12 -1266 1 Police said Wednesday they have arrested five people accused of making death threats last year against executives of Japan ' s second - largest brewery in a possible extortion attempt . five people Who were they? 6 8 -1266 1 Police said Wednesday they have arrested five people accused of making death threats last year against executives of Japan ' s second - largest brewery in a possible extortion attempt . Japan ' s second - largest brewery What is Japan's second-largest brewery 18 25 -1266 1 Police said Wednesday they have arrested five people accused of making death threats last year against executives of Japan ' s second - largest brewery in a possible extortion attempt . Police Whew did this happen? 0 1 -1266 1 Police said Wednesday they have arrested five people accused of making death threats last year against executives of Japan ' s second - largest brewery in a possible extortion attempt . Japan ' s second - largest brewery What is its name? 18 25 -1266 1 Police said Wednesday they have arrested five people accused of making death threats last year against executives of Japan ' s second - largest brewery in a possible extortion attempt . in a possible extortion attempt What was the rationale for the extortion? 25 30 -1266 1 Police said Wednesday they have arrested five people accused of making death threats last year against executives of Japan ' s second - largest brewery in a possible extortion attempt . brewery Which brewery is this? 24 25 -1266 2 Police said death threat letters to the executives did not make any demands , but one of those arrested had been named in newspapers as a sokaiya , a kind of extortionist who threatens to disrupt company shareholder meetings unless he is paid . company shareholder what company is it? 36 38 -1266 2 Police said death threat letters to the executives did not make any demands , but one of those arrested had been named in newspapers as a sokaiya , a kind of extortionist who threatens to disrupt company shareholder meetings unless he is paid . executives who are the executives? 7 8 -1266 2 Police said death threat letters to the executives did not make any demands , but one of those arrested had been named in newspapers as a sokaiya , a kind of extortionist who threatens to disrupt company shareholder meetings unless he is paid . sokaiya , How widespread is the sokaiya? 26 28 -1266 3 Juntaro Suzuki , managing director of Fuji Photo Film , was stabbed to death outside his home in Tokyo last Feb . 28 , apparently because his company refused to pay off sokaiya . Juntaro Suzuki , Who are they? 0 3 -1266 3 Juntaro Suzuki , managing director of Fuji Photo Film , was stabbed to death outside his home in Tokyo last Feb . 28 , apparently because his company refused to pay off sokaiya . sokaiya How many people are in the sokaiya to pull off these threats? 32 33 -1266 4 A letter to executives of Asahi Breweries Ltd . said , " We will make you like the executive of Fuji Photo Film Co . We will kill you without fail , " said a police official , who spoke on condition of anonymity . We will kill you without fail , " Why do they want to kill them? 25 33 -1266 4 A letter to executives of Asahi Breweries Ltd . said , " We will make you like the executive of Fuji Photo Film Co . We will kill you without fail , " said a police official , who spoke on condition of anonymity . letter How would the sokaiya be paid if the death threat letters did not make any demands? 1 2 -1266 5 Police declined to say how many executives were threatened , but news reports gave the number as eight . but news reports gave the number as eight Where did the news reports get these numbers? 10 18 -1266 5 Police declined to say how many executives were threatened , but news reports gave the number as eight . eight Are these eight companies all located in Tokyo or are they located in different cities? 17 18 -1267 1 About 500 , 000 coal miners , 80 percent of the Russian industry ' s workforce , staged a one - day strike today to demand overdue wages and subsidies . 500 , 000 coal miners , How many are there in total? 1 7 -1267 1 About 500 , 000 coal miners , 80 percent of the Russian industry ' s workforce , staged a one - day strike today to demand overdue wages and subsidies . 80 percent What is the other 20%? 7 9 -1267 1 About 500 , 000 coal miners , 80 percent of the Russian industry ' s workforce , staged a one - day strike today to demand overdue wages and subsidies . one - day strike Why did they stage a strike? 19 23 -1267 1 About 500 , 000 coal miners , 80 percent of the Russian industry ' s workforce , staged a one - day strike today to demand overdue wages and subsidies . overdue How far are they overdue? 26 27 -1267 1 About 500 , 000 coal miners , 80 percent of the Russian industry ' s workforce , staged a one - day strike today to demand overdue wages and subsidies . overdue wages and subsidies Why have the wages and subsidies not been paid? 26 30 -1267 1 About 500 , 000 coal miners , 80 percent of the Russian industry ' s workforce , staged a one - day strike today to demand overdue wages and subsidies . demand overdue wages and subsidies Why were the wages not paid? 25 30 -1267 2 From Sakhalin Island in the Pacific Ocean to the southern city of Rostov - on - Don , 189 of Russia ' s 228 mines either closed down or stopped supplying coal . supplying coal . Who did they supply coal to? 30 33 -1267 2 From Sakhalin Island in the Pacific Ocean to the southern city of Rostov - on - Don , 189 of Russia ' s 228 mines either closed down or stopped supplying coal . stopped Why did they stop supplying coal? 29 30 -1267 3 " If the government persists in ignoring our demands , we ' ll go on a protracted strike on March 1 and demand early presidential elections and a resignation of this government , " said Vitaly Budko , leader of the Russian Independent Union of Coal Miners . ignoring our demands , Why are they being ignored? 6 10 -1267 3 " If the government persists in ignoring our demands , we ' ll go on a protracted strike on March 1 and demand early presidential elections and a resignation of this government , " said Vitaly Budko , leader of the Russian Independent Union of Coal Miners . March 1 Why this date? 19 21 -1267 3 " If the government persists in ignoring our demands , we ' ll go on a protracted strike on March 1 and demand early presidential elections and a resignation of this government , " said Vitaly Budko , leader of the Russian Independent Union of Coal Miners . early presidential elections What is the benefit of early elections? 23 26 -1267 3 " If the government persists in ignoring our demands , we ' ll go on a protracted strike on March 1 and demand early presidential elections and a resignation of this government , " said Vitaly Budko , leader of the Russian Independent Union of Coal Miners . resignation Why was a resignation demanded if it is unlikely to happen? 28 29 -1267 3 " If the government persists in ignoring our demands , we ' ll go on a protracted strike on March 1 and demand early presidential elections and a resignation of this government , " said Vitaly Budko , leader of the Russian Independent Union of Coal Miners . ignoring our demands , Why is the government ignoring their demands? 6 10 -1267 4 Transport , support and maintenance workers also took part in the strike , Budko said . Transport , support and maintenance workers How many did that total? 0 6 -1267 5 The government owes the industry about $ 325 . 4 million . An additional $ 532 . 3 million is owed by companies , mostly government - owned power plants . owes the industry about $ 325 . 4 million How can they get away with not paying wages? 2 11 -1267 5 The government owes the industry about $ 325 . 4 million . An additional $ 532 . 3 million is owed by companies , mostly government - owned power plants . power plants How many plants? 28 30 -1267 5 The government owes the industry about $ 325 . 4 million . An additional $ 532 . 3 million is owed by companies , mostly government - owned power plants . government owes the industry about $ 325 How long has the money been owed for? 1 8 -1268 1 The crew of the space shuttle Discovery monitored a series of science experiments Wednesday and inspected the bulky suits two astronauts will wear during a five - hour spacewalk on Thursday . bulky Why are the suits bulky? 17 18 -1268 1 The crew of the space shuttle Discovery monitored a series of science experiments Wednesday and inspected the bulky suits two astronauts will wear during a five - hour spacewalk on Thursday . spacewalk Why are the astronauts going on a spacewalk? 28 29 -1268 1 The crew of the space shuttle Discovery monitored a series of science experiments Wednesday and inspected the bulky suits two astronauts will wear during a five - hour spacewalk on Thursday . during a five - hour spacewalk What will the spacewalk be required to repair? 23 29 -1268 1 The crew of the space shuttle Discovery monitored a series of science experiments Wednesday and inspected the bulky suits two astronauts will wear during a five - hour spacewalk on Thursday . Wednesday How many experiments were conducted on Wednesday? 13 14 -1268 2 It was a day of relative relaxation for the six - person crew , coming after a historic rendezvous with Russia ' s Mir space station and a telescope release . telescope release What is a telescope release? 28 30 -1268 2 It was a day of relative relaxation for the six - person crew , coming after a historic rendezvous with Russia ' s Mir space station and a telescope release . telescope release What telescope was released? 28 30 -1268 4 Wednesday ' s lull gave astronauts a chance to check on 20 science experiments in a shuttle laboratory , and Bernard Harris Jr . and Michael Foale double - checked their spacesuits . check on 20 science experiments What were the experiments intended to study? 9 14 -1268 5 Harris , a physician , will become the first black to take part in a spacewalk . He said during a TV interview Wednesday morning that he ' d like to dedicate the spacewalk to " all African - Americans , to African - American achievements . " spacewalk How does a spacewalk take place? 15 16 -1268 5 Harris , a physician , will become the first black to take part in a spacewalk . He said during a TV interview Wednesday morning that he ' d like to dedicate the spacewalk to " all African - Americans , to African - American achievements . " first black The 'first black' what? 8 10 -1269 1 Prime Minister Felipe Gonzalez once again brushed off calls for his resignation Wednesday and vowed to shepherd an ambitious legislative program through a parliament distracted by scandals allegedly involving his Socialist government . Prime Minister Felipe Gonzalez Prime Minister of which country? 0 4 -1269 1 Prime Minister Felipe Gonzalez once again brushed off calls for his resignation Wednesday and vowed to shepherd an ambitious legislative program through a parliament distracted by scandals allegedly involving his Socialist government . allegedly involving his Socialist government What types of scandals were effecting his government? 27 32 -1269 1 Prime Minister Felipe Gonzalez once again brushed off calls for his resignation Wednesday and vowed to shepherd an ambitious legislative program through a parliament distracted by scandals allegedly involving his Socialist government . calls who is calling for his resignation and why? 8 9 -1269 2 Gonzalez acknowledged " a general climate of unease " in Spain had prompted him to bring forward the annual State of the Nation address and debate in order to demonstrate the stability of his government . bring forward Bring forward to when? 15 17 -1269 2 Gonzalez acknowledged " a general climate of unease " in Spain had prompted him to bring forward the annual State of the Nation address and debate in order to demonstrate the stability of his government . climate of unease " Why was this term used to describe the overall tenor of the country? 5 9 -1269 2 Gonzalez acknowledged " a general climate of unease " in Spain had prompted him to bring forward the annual State of the Nation address and debate in order to demonstrate the stability of his government . stability how is his government stable? 31 32 -1269 3 But he said the scandals , including accusations the Interior Ministry had operated death squads that hunted down Basque separatists in neighboring France , would not prevent his government from running to its legal limit in 1997 . Basque separatists in neighboring France , Why was the government possibly hunting down separatists? 18 24 -1270 1 Palestinian police arrested 90 more suspected militants in raids throughout the Gaza Strip on Wednesday , the second day of a crackdown ordered by PLO chief Yasser Arafat . PLO chief Yasser Arafat Who is he and what is he doing wrong? Is he leading the militants? 24 28 -1270 1 Palestinian police arrested 90 more suspected militants in raids throughout the Gaza Strip on Wednesday , the second day of a crackdown ordered by PLO chief Yasser Arafat . arrested why were militants arrested 2 3 -1270 1 Palestinian police arrested 90 more suspected militants in raids throughout the Gaza Strip on Wednesday , the second day of a crackdown ordered by PLO chief Yasser Arafat . crackdown ordered by PLO chief Yasser Arafat Why was there a crackdown? 21 28 -1270 2 Arafat also ordered the establishment of a special court that would try Palestinians charged with security crimes , including bombing and shooting attacks on Israelis , an Arafat aide said . Israelis , why do the palestinians want to harm the israelis? 24 26 -1270 2 Arafat also ordered the establishment of a special court that would try Palestinians charged with security crimes , including bombing and shooting attacks on Israelis , an Arafat aide said . court who will be included in the court 8 9 -1270 2 Arafat also ordered the establishment of a special court that would try Palestinians charged with security crimes , including bombing and shooting attacks on Israelis , an Arafat aide said . special court What is a special court? 7 9 -1270 2 Arafat also ordered the establishment of a special court that would try Palestinians charged with security crimes , including bombing and shooting attacks on Israelis , an Arafat aide said . ordered the establishment of a special court Why the creation of such a court? 2 9 -1270 3 " We mean business , " said Arafat spokesman Marwan Kanafani , commenting on the arrests and the new court . " We mean business , " if they are so serious, then why have there been so many attacks in the past?\n 0 6 -1270 3 " We mean business , " said Arafat spokesman Marwan Kanafani , commenting on the arrests and the new court . commenting where was the commenting of the spokesman published 12 13 -1270 3 " We mean business , " said Arafat spokesman Marwan Kanafani , commenting on the arrests and the new court . mean business , " What does it mean to mean business? 2 6 -1270 4 Most of those detained Wednesday were followers of the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine , a radical Damascus - based group opposed to reconciliation with Israel . Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine , what does this group stand for?\n 9 17 -1270 4 Most of those detained Wednesday were followers of the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine , a radical Damascus - based group opposed to reconciliation with Israel . radical Why is the group radical? 18 19 -1270 4 Most of those detained Wednesday were followers of the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine , a radical Damascus - based group opposed to reconciliation with Israel . opposed to reconciliation with Israel What is the reasoning for being opposed to a peace process? 23 28 -1270 5 A secretary at the DFLP ' s office in the town of Abasan said police carried out the arrests overnight , bringing the two - day total of the group ' s members in detention to 150 . group ' s how many are in this group?\n 29 32 -1270 5 A secretary at the DFLP ' s office in the town of Abasan said police carried out the arrests overnight , bringing the two - day total of the group ' s members in detention to 150 . detention what was the number of members in detention before 34 35 -1271 1 Swedish slalom skier Thomas Fogdoe will be out for the season and may have sustained permanent back damage from a skiing crash that occurred while enroute to a training session , doctors said Wednesday . skiing crash What caused the crash to occur? 20 22 -1271 1 Swedish slalom skier Thomas Fogdoe will be out for the season and may have sustained permanent back damage from a skiing crash that occurred while enroute to a training session , doctors said Wednesday . crash Was there another party involved in the accident? 21 22 -1271 2 Fogdoe , 24 , underwent four hours of surgery , until early Wednesday , following the accident Tuesday at the downhill course in Aare , about 700 kilometers ( 440 miles ) northwest of Stockholm . four hours of surgery , Was the surgery successful? 5 10 -1271 3 " It is a serious back injury , " Goran Skog , the national team physician , told Swedish television . serious back injury , " How serious is it? 4 9 -1271 3 " It is a serious back injury , " Goran Skog , the national team physician , told Swedish television . serious Is the injury recoverable? 4 5 -1271 4 " It is too early to say if the injury will be permanent , " Skog said . " But he is definitely out for this season . " too early to say When will they be able to say? 3 7 -1271 4 " It is too early to say if the injury will be permanent , " Skog said . " But he is definitely out for this season . " this season How long is the season? 25 27 -1271 4 " It is too early to say if the injury will be permanent , " Skog said . " But he is definitely out for this season . " too early when will we know if the injury is permanent? 3 5 -1271 5 Skog said the damage was as if the 12th " verterbra had been dislocated . " Three surgeons operated on Fogdoe to reduce the pressure on the spine and stabilize the vertebrae . the damage Where exactly was the damage? 2 4 -1271 5 Skog said the damage was as if the 12th " verterbra had been dislocated . " Three surgeons operated on Fogdoe to reduce the pressure on the spine and stabilize the vertebrae . Three surgeons Why did it take so many surgeons? 16 18 -1271 5 Skog said the damage was as if the 12th " verterbra had been dislocated . " Three surgeons operated on Fogdoe to reduce the pressure on the spine and stabilize the vertebrae . reduce the pressure How did they reduce the pressure? 22 25 -1272 1 With the United Nations set to vote on a major peacekeeping operation for Angola , rebel leader Jonas Savimbi has unexpectedly challenged the treaty halting the southern African nation ' s civil war . unexpectedly challenged the treaty Why was the treaty challenged? 20 24 -1272 1 With the United Nations set to vote on a major peacekeeping operation for Angola , rebel leader Jonas Savimbi has unexpectedly challenged the treaty halting the southern African nation ' s civil war . challenged What is Savimbi's reason for challenging the treaty? 21 22 -1272 1 With the United Nations set to vote on a major peacekeeping operation for Angola , rebel leader Jonas Savimbi has unexpectedly challenged the treaty halting the southern African nation ' s civil war . challenged the treaty Why did Jonas Savimbi challenge the treaty? 21 24 -1272 2 Savimbi , commander of an estimated 50 , 000 well - armed UNITA guerrillas , told a mass meeting of rebel loyalists in the central Angolan bush he had " grave doubts " about the Nov . 20 treaty that ended the nation ' s 20 - year - civil war . he had " grave doubts " What was he skeptical about with the treaty? 27 33 -1272 2 Savimbi , commander of an estimated 50 , 000 well - armed UNITA guerrillas , told a mass meeting of rebel loyalists in the central Angolan bush he had " grave doubts " about the Nov . 20 treaty that ended the nation ' s 20 - year - civil war . 20 - year - civil What were the groups fighting for during the civil war? 45 50 -1272 2 Savimbi , commander of an estimated 50 , 000 well - armed UNITA guerrillas , told a mass meeting of rebel loyalists in the central Angolan bush he had " grave doubts " about the Nov . 20 treaty that ended the nation ' s 20 - year - civil war . " grave doubts " What kind of \"grave doubts\" did Savimbi have about the treaty? 29 33 -1272 3 " If the real state of the Angolan people is not considered , then there is no treaty , " the 60 - year - old rebel leader said . Parts of Savimbi ' s address were transmitted Wednesday by Portuguese TSF radio . Angolan What does Savimbi want for the Angolan people? 7 8 -1272 3 " If the real state of the Angolan people is not considered , then there is no treaty , " the 60 - year - old rebel leader said . Parts of Savimbi ' s address were transmitted Wednesday by Portuguese TSF radio . not considered , Why weren't Angolan people considered in the treaty? 10 13 -1272 5 Savimbi ' s threat to abandon the treaty came as the United Nations was scheduled to vote Wednesday on a nearly dlrs 400 million package for the first year of a 7 , 000 - strong Angolan peacekeeping operation for the war - devastated southern African nation . vote What part of the negotiation is Savimbi discontent about? 16 17 -1272 5 Savimbi ' s threat to abandon the treaty came as the United Nations was scheduled to vote Wednesday on a nearly dlrs 400 million package for the first year of a 7 , 000 - strong Angolan peacekeeping operation for the war - devastated southern African nation . nearly dlrs 400 million package What would that money be used for exactly? 20 25 -1273 1 Students protesting racial comments by the president of New Jersey ' s state university staged a basketball court sit - in Tuesday that forced suspension of the game . protesting racial comments What is the nature of the comments? 1 4 -1273 1 Students protesting racial comments by the president of New Jersey ' s state university staged a basketball court sit - in Tuesday that forced suspension of the game . racial comments Who and what are the racial comments about? 2 4 -1273 1 Students protesting racial comments by the president of New Jersey ' s state university staged a basketball court sit - in Tuesday that forced suspension of the game . protesting racial comments What did the comments entail? 1 4 -1273 1 Students protesting racial comments by the president of New Jersey ' s state university staged a basketball court sit - in Tuesday that forced suspension of the game . racial What did the president say that is considered 'racial comments'? 2 3 -1273 1 Students protesting racial comments by the president of New Jersey ' s state university staged a basketball court sit - in Tuesday that forced suspension of the game . president Does the university president have a reputation for making controversial or racist statements? 6 7 -1273 3 Rutgers President Francis L . Lawrence was not at the game . He has been criticized for his comments last fall that minorities don ' t have the hereditary genetic background to do well on college entrance exams . He has been criticized Who criticized him? 12 16 -1273 3 Rutgers President Francis L . Lawrence was not at the game . He has been criticized for his comments last fall that minorities don ' t have the hereditary genetic background to do well on college entrance exams . don ' t have the hereditary genetic background What was the basis for the chancellor's comments? 23 31 -1273 3 Rutgers President Francis L . Lawrence was not at the game . He has been criticized for his comments last fall that minorities don ' t have the hereditary genetic background to do well on college entrance exams . criticized Who has been criticizing him? Have there been any consequences to his remarks? 15 16 -1273 4 As some students sat in the middle of the basketball court , several others circled them , carrying banners blasting Lawrence . several others Were the people circling the group hostile to the students in the center? 12 14 -1273 4 As some students sat in the middle of the basketball court , several others circled them , carrying banners blasting Lawrence . blasting What did the banners say? 19 20 -1274 1 When Toyota Motor Co . President Tatsuro Toyoda preaches the corporate gospel his firm pioneered - - lean production - - automotive executives listen closely . lean production Why is the concept called lean? 17 19 -1274 1 When Toyota Motor Co . President Tatsuro Toyoda preaches the corporate gospel his firm pioneered - - lean production - - automotive executives listen closely . lean production What are some of the hallmarks of lean production? 17 19 -1274 2 But these days they don ' t get lectured on how Toyota forged the industry standard for low - cost production 20 years ago . they don ' t get lectured When did they get lectured before? 3 9 -1274 2 But these days they don ' t get lectured on how Toyota forged the industry standard for low - cost production 20 years ago . they don ' t get lectured Why don't they get lectured? 3 9 -1274 3 Instead they hear how Japan ' s No . 1 automaker was jolted into further economies by the Japanese auto crisis of the 1990s , shaving production costs by dlrs 3 billion over the last two years . Japanese auto crisis of the 1990s , What led to this downturn? 18 25 -1274 4 Cost reduction has become the industry ' s driving force , with the Japanese leaving Americans in their wake in the 1980s , and Americans recently turning the tables - - with a little help from the surging Japanese yen . Americans Does this refer to American car manufacturers? 15 16 -1274 4 Cost reduction has become the industry ' s driving force , with the Japanese leaving Americans in their wake in the 1980s , and Americans recently turning the tables - - with a little help from the surging Japanese yen . the Japanese leaving Americans in their wake How did the Japanese leave Americans in their wake? 12 19 -1274 5 Chrysler and Ford have scrimped and scraped to shave costs down to where they squeeze more profit out of every vehicle sold - - more than dlrs 1 , 300 and dlrs 1 , 000 respectively last year - - than probably any other automaker . shave costs down How were costs minimized? 8 11 -1274 5 Chrysler and Ford have scrimped and scraped to shave costs down to where they squeeze more profit out of every vehicle sold - - more than dlrs 1 , 300 and dlrs 1 , 000 respectively last year - - than probably any other automaker . probably Can we verify this? 41 42 -1275 1 Former President Kenneth Kaunda vowed Wednesday to fight his way back to power in elections next year , and accused the government of trying to stifle his campaign . trying to stifle his campaign How was his campaign being stifled? 23 28 -1275 1 Former President Kenneth Kaunda vowed Wednesday to fight his way back to power in elections next year , and accused the government of trying to stifle his campaign . accused Why did former President Kenneth Kaunda accused the government of stifling his campaign? 19 20 -1275 1 Former President Kenneth Kaunda vowed Wednesday to fight his way back to power in elections next year , and accused the government of trying to stifle his campaign . vowed Why does President Kenneth Kaunda wants to fight his way back in elections next year? 4 5 -1275 1 Former President Kenneth Kaunda vowed Wednesday to fight his way back to power in elections next year , and accused the government of trying to stifle his campaign . fight How does the President plan to get back in power? 7 8 -1275 1 Former President Kenneth Kaunda vowed Wednesday to fight his way back to power in elections next year , and accused the government of trying to stifle his campaign . Wednesday Which Wednesday is this? What is the specific date? 5 6 -1275 1 Former President Kenneth Kaunda vowed Wednesday to fight his way back to power in elections next year , and accused the government of trying to stifle his campaign . fight his way back to power Why would he manage to fight his way back? 7 13 -1275 1 Former President Kenneth Kaunda vowed Wednesday to fight his way back to power in elections next year , and accused the government of trying to stifle his campaign . stifle his campaign How did the government try to stifle his campaign? 25 28 -1275 2 Kaunda , 70 , said he has already been out on the trail , but several of his rallies were cancelled by police who gave no grounds for their action . cancelled by police Why did the police want to cancel his rallies? 20 23 -1275 2 Kaunda , 70 , said he has already been out on the trail , but several of his rallies were cancelled by police who gave no grounds for their action . cancelled Why were Kaunda's rallies cancelled? 20 21 -1275 2 Kaunda , 70 , said he has already been out on the trail , but several of his rallies were cancelled by police who gave no grounds for their action . action Why were Kaunda's rallies cancelled by police? 29 30 -1275 2 Kaunda , 70 , said he has already been out on the trail , but several of his rallies were cancelled by police who gave no grounds for their action . police Who are the police? A station or specific department? 22 23 -1275 2 Kaunda , 70 , said he has already been out on the trail , but several of his rallies were cancelled by police who gave no grounds for their action . already been out on the trail , Why is campaigning an issue? 7 14 -1275 2 Kaunda , 70 , said he has already been out on the trail , but several of his rallies were cancelled by police who gave no grounds for their action . several of his rallies were cancelled Why were his rallies cancelled? 15 21 -1275 2 Kaunda , 70 , said he has already been out on the trail , but several of his rallies were cancelled by police who gave no grounds for their action . gave no grounds for their action Why did the police prevent the rallies? 24 30 -1275 3 The veteran politician , interviewed by the state - controlled Times of Zambia newspaper , said he would defy further bans on political meetings that he charged were ordered by President Frederick Chiluba ' s governing party . bans on political meetings What was the reasoning behind the bans on political meetings? 20 24 -1275 3 The veteran politician , interviewed by the state - controlled Times of Zambia newspaper , said he would defy further bans on political meetings that he charged were ordered by President Frederick Chiluba ' s governing party . ordered Why did President Frederick Chiluba's governing party put bans on political meetings? 28 29 -1275 3 The veteran politician , interviewed by the state - controlled Times of Zambia newspaper , said he would defy further bans on political meetings that he charged were ordered by President Frederick Chiluba ' s governing party . bans on political meetings Why were their bans on political meetings? 20 24 -1275 4 " I will beat them at their own game , because I have gone around most parts of the country and I know what I ' m talking about , " he said . beat How does Kaunda plan on beating them at their own game? 3 4 -1275 4 " I will beat them at their own game , because I have gone around most parts of the country and I know what I ' m talking about , " he said . beat them How will the former president manage this? 3 5 -1275 5 Kaunda , defeated by Chiluba ' s Movement for Multiparty Democracy in 1991 in the first democratic elections since he led the nation to independence from Britain in 1964 , also accused the government of failing to pay benefits he was due as a longtime head of state . benefits he was due What type of benefits was he claiming he was owed? 38 42 -1275 5 Kaunda , defeated by Chiluba ' s Movement for Multiparty Democracy in 1991 in the first democratic elections since he led the nation to independence from Britain in 1964 , also accused the government of failing to pay benefits he was due as a longtime head of state . failing Why did the government fail to pay benefits he was due as a head of state? 35 36 -1275 5 Kaunda , defeated by Chiluba ' s Movement for Multiparty Democracy in 1991 in the first democratic elections since he led the nation to independence from Britain in 1964 , also accused the government of failing to pay benefits he was due as a longtime head of state . benefits What benefits are these? 38 39 -1275 5 Kaunda , defeated by Chiluba ' s Movement for Multiparty Democracy in 1991 in the first democratic elections since he led the nation to independence from Britain in 1964 , also accused the government of failing to pay benefits he was due as a longtime head of state . defeated by Chiluba ' s Movement Why was this movement important? 2 8 -1275 5 Kaunda , defeated by Chiluba ' s Movement for Multiparty Democracy in 1991 in the first democratic elections since he led the nation to independence from Britain in 1964 , also accused the government of failing to pay benefits he was due as a longtime head of state . the first democratic elections Why were these the first democratic elections in decades? 14 18 -1275 5 Kaunda , defeated by Chiluba ' s Movement for Multiparty Democracy in 1991 in the first democratic elections since he led the nation to independence from Britain in 1964 , also accused the government of failing to pay benefits he was due as a longtime head of state . failing to pay benefits Why was he denied the benefits? 35 39 -1276 1 The head of the U . S . House of Represenatives said Wednesday he was willing to meet with a federal mediator to discuss the protracted U . S . Major League Baseball strike , but thought congessional intervention was " a very bad idea . " congessional intervention was " a very bad idea . " Why is it a \"very bad idea\"? 37 47 -1276 1 The head of the U . S . House of Represenatives said Wednesday he was willing to meet with a federal mediator to discuss the protracted U . S . Major League Baseball strike , but thought congessional intervention was " a very bad idea . " congessional intervention was " a very bad idea . " Why did he think this would not be constructive? 37 47 -1276 1 The head of the U . S . House of Represenatives said Wednesday he was willing to meet with a federal mediator to discuss the protracted U . S . Major League Baseball strike , but thought congessional intervention was " a very bad idea . " very bad idea why did he think this? 42 45 -1276 1 The head of the U . S . House of Represenatives said Wednesday he was willing to meet with a federal mediator to discuss the protracted U . S . Major League Baseball strike , but thought congessional intervention was " a very bad idea . " head Who was the head of the U.S. House of Representatives at the time of this article? 1 2 -1276 2 Telling reporters that he and Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole were prepared to discuss the situation with mediator W . J . Usery , Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich also reiterated that he thought Congress should be focusing on other issues . focusing on other issues . What other issues did Newt think should be focused on? 38 43 -1276 2 Telling reporters that he and Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole were prepared to discuss the situation with mediator W . J . Usery , Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich also reiterated that he thought Congress should be focusing on other issues . other issues what other issues? 40 42 -1276 2 Telling reporters that he and Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole were prepared to discuss the situation with mediator W . J . Usery , Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich also reiterated that he thought Congress should be focusing on other issues . focusing What are some examples of other issues Gingrich referred to? 38 39 -1276 3 " The fact is , if you start settling ( labor disputes ) industry by industry , how many should we solve , " he said . " I just think it ' s a very bad idea to politicize it . " disputes ) How long has the Major League Baseball strike lasted? 11 13 -1276 5 " We are not in a position today to rush into any decision . I am not closing the door . . I just do not think that Congress should rush into it , " he said . position Who put Major League Baseball as a congressional issue that needed congressional intervention? 6 7 -1277 1 A body with three bullets in its head found in an eastern beach town was identified Wednesday as that of a Mexican book distributor who disappeared from his San Juan office last week . book distributor what is the name of the book distributor 22 24 -1277 1 A body with three bullets in its head found in an eastern beach town was identified Wednesday as that of a Mexican book distributor who disappeared from his San Juan office last week . found in an eastern beach town How was the person discovered? 8 14 -1277 2 The Institute of Forensic Medicine said the body found on a little - used highway in the town of Fajardo Tuesday was that of Guillermo Munoz Romero , 45 . He was general manager of the Puerto Rican office of the Fernandez Editores book company of Mexico . body found at what time body found 7 9 -1277 3 The institute based its conclusion on an identification by relatives of the victim who traveled here from Mexico . relatives which relatives identified the body 9 10 -1277 3 The institute based its conclusion on an identification by relatives of the victim who traveled here from Mexico . traveled here from Mexico Why had he traveled to this town? 14 18 -1277 4 Police said they found the body after receiving two anonymous phone calls , one reporting gunshots near the highway , the second reporting a dead body on the road . phone calls , when were the phone calls made 10 13 -1277 4 Police said they found the body after receiving two anonymous phone calls , one reporting gunshots near the highway , the second reporting a dead body on the road . second reporting a dead body on the road When did these calls come in? 21 29 -1277 5 Pathologist Maria Conte said Munoz Romero was killed only shortly before he was found . was killed only shortly before he was found how did they understand that he was killed only shortly before he was found? 6 14 -1277 5 Pathologist Maria Conte said Munoz Romero was killed only shortly before he was found . shortly before he was found What characteristics allowed the pathologist to determine the time of death? 9 14 -1277 5 Pathologist Maria Conte said Munoz Romero was killed only shortly before he was found . Romero How did the pathologist find out that Romero was killed shortly before he was found? 5 6 -1278 1 European Union leaders said Wednesday Israel and the Union had a " number of differences " over Israel ' s trade status in Europe , and that experts from both sides would meet next week to resolve them . a " number of differences " What exactly were these differences? 10 16 -1278 1 European Union leaders said Wednesday Israel and the Union had a " number of differences " over Israel ' s trade status in Europe , and that experts from both sides would meet next week to resolve them . leaders which leaders / from which countries? 2 3 -1278 3 The announcement that the economic experts will meet on Feb . 16 in Europe comes in the wake of Israel ' s dissatisfaction with its trade status in Europe . Israel is looking to narrow a dlrs 7 billion trade deficit with European nations . dlrs what does this mean? 36 37 -1278 3 The announcement that the economic experts will meet on Feb . 16 in Europe comes in the wake of Israel ' s dissatisfaction with its trade status in Europe . Israel is looking to narrow a dlrs 7 billion trade deficit with European nations . dissatisfaction What caused the dissatisfaction? 22 23 -1278 5 " There still remains at the center a number of differences , " he added . differences , " what differences? 10 13 -1278 5 " There still remains at the center a number of differences , " he added . differences , " Which differences are these? 10 13 -1279 1 During the early weeks of his stewardship of the U . S . Senate Foreign Relations committee , Sen . Jesse Helms has displayed only occasional flashes of the conservative combativeness that has been his trademark . flashes of the conservative combativeness Why has his personality changed in this capacity? 26 31 -1279 1 During the early weeks of his stewardship of the U . S . Senate Foreign Relations committee , Sen . Jesse Helms has displayed only occasional flashes of the conservative combativeness that has been his trademark . occasional flashes How often have the flashes occured? 25 27 -1279 1 During the early weeks of his stewardship of the U . S . Senate Foreign Relations committee , Sen . Jesse Helms has displayed only occasional flashes of the conservative combativeness that has been his trademark . conservative combativeness Towards what exactly? 29 31 -1279 1 During the early weeks of his stewardship of the U . S . Senate Foreign Relations committee , Sen . Jesse Helms has displayed only occasional flashes of the conservative combativeness that has been his trademark . only occasional flashes Why so few? 24 27 -1279 2 On such issues as arms control and the Clinton administration ' s agreement with North Korean on nuclear technology , Helms has surprised many by being more accommodating to the administration than adversarial . more accommodating to the administration Why was he less likely to go against the Clinton administration? 26 31 -1279 2 On such issues as arms control and the Clinton administration ' s agreement with North Korean on nuclear technology , Helms has surprised many by being more accommodating to the administration than adversarial . more accommodating Was his platform when running opposed to these issues? 26 28 -1279 4 Titled the " Cuban Liberty and Solidarity Act , " Helms ' bill also seeks to internationalize the U . S . embargo against Cuba and to authorize U . S . aid after a democratic succession in Cuba . internationalize the U . S . embargo How would internationalizing it help the US? 16 23 -1279 5 Helms planned to unveil his proposal at a news conference , where he was to be joined by Cuban - American and other congressional opponents of Castro . unveil his proposal When is he planning this? 3 6 -1280 1 AC Milan captured the European Super Cup defeating Arsenal 2 - 0 in their second leg final at San Siro stadium Wednesday night . second How many game are there in the Super Cup? 14 15 -1280 1 AC Milan captured the European Super Cup defeating Arsenal 2 - 0 in their second leg final at San Siro stadium Wednesday night . 2 - 0 who scored the goals? 9 12 -1280 2 Croat forward Zvonimir Boban scored the opener in the 41st minute on a fast counterattack . Italian veteran Daniele Massaro made it two with a perfect header in the 65th of the first game played in Italy since the Jan . 29 stabbing death of a fan . stabbing death of a fan Why was there a stabbing death at the football stadium? 42 47 -1280 2 Croat forward Zvonimir Boban scored the opener in the 41st minute on a fast counterattack . Italian veteran Daniele Massaro made it two with a perfect header in the 65th of the first game played in Italy since the Jan . 29 stabbing death of a fan . stabbing What happened at the stabbing? 42 43 -1280 2 Croat forward Zvonimir Boban scored the opener in the 41st minute on a fast counterattack . Italian veteran Daniele Massaro made it two with a perfect header in the 65th of the first game played in Italy since the Jan . 29 stabbing death of a fan . Jan . 29 stabbing death of a fan What's the story here? 39 47 -1280 2 Croat forward Zvonimir Boban scored the opener in the 41st minute on a fast counterattack . Italian veteran Daniele Massaro made it two with a perfect header in the 65th of the first game played in Italy since the Jan . 29 stabbing death of a fan . 29 stabbing death of a fan why was the fan stabbed? 41 47 -1280 4 It was the third Super Cup victory and the 13th International trophy for the Milan powerhouse which is owned by former Italian premier Silvio Berlusconi . powerhouse Who are some key members of the Milan team? 15 16 -1280 5 Milan supporters kept almost silent during the first half , in sign of respect for the Genoa fan stabbed to death prior to a league game 11 days ago . stabbed Why was the fan stabbed to death? 18 19 -1280 5 Milan supporters kept almost silent during the first half , in sign of respect for the Genoa fan stabbed to death prior to a league game 11 days ago . Genoa fan stabbed to death again, what's the story here? 16 21 -1280 5 Milan supporters kept almost silent during the first half , in sign of respect for the Genoa fan stabbed to death prior to a league game 11 days ago . almost silent but not totally silent? 3 5 -1281 1 Andreas Goldberger of Austria captured his sixth World Cup ski jumping victory of the season Wednesday night , extending his lead to 402 points in the overall standings . points in the overall standings . How late in the season did Goldberger have this sort of lead? 23 29 -1281 1 Andreas Goldberger of Austria captured his sixth World Cup ski jumping victory of the season Wednesday night , extending his lead to 402 points in the overall standings . Wednesday What is the date of Wednesday night? 15 16 -1281 2 Goldberger had jumps of 134 and 128 . 5 meters for 272 . 5 points on the large hill before a crowd of some 8 , 000 at Lysgardsbakken , the site of last year ' s Winter Olympic ski jumping competition . His first - round effort was the longest of the evening . Lysgardsbakken , What country is Lysgardsbakken in? 28 30 -1281 3 Takanobu Okabe of Japan was a distant second with 254 . 9 points after rides of 121 . 5 and 131 . 5 meters . Takanobu Okabe How long has Takanobu Okabe been ski jumping? 0 2 -1281 3 Takanobu Okabe of Japan was a distant second with 254 . 9 points after rides of 121 . 5 and 131 . 5 meters . 121 . 5 Are the ski jump scores respectively? 16 19 -1281 4 Goldberger , who won bronze medals on the large hill and the team event in the Winter Games , leads the overall standings with 1 , 171 points after 17 of 22 meets . Janne Ahonen of Finland , who wound up 23rd , is second overall with 769 points . meets What does \"meets\" mean? 32 33 -1281 5 The Norwegians had a black day . Only four of the 16 Norwegian jumpers qualified for the second round . Sture Holseter , a 17 - year - old junior , was 16th for the best Norwegian placing . four Who are the four Norwegians that placed? 8 9 -1282 1 Angola ' s rebel leader on Wednesday gave a qualified endorsement to a peace accord between the government and his UNITA movement . He denied being " humiliated " by recent military defeats . military defeats What recent military defeats did Angola's rebel leader deny? 31 33 -1282 1 Angola ' s rebel leader on Wednesday gave a qualified endorsement to a peace accord between the government and his UNITA movement . He denied being " humiliated " by recent military defeats . Angola ' s rebel leader In what ways is Angola's leader a rebel? 0 5 -1282 1 Angola ' s rebel leader on Wednesday gave a qualified endorsement to a peace accord between the government and his UNITA movement . He denied being " humiliated " by recent military defeats . qualified endorsement Why did the rebel leader give a qualified endorsement and what makes it qualified? 9 11 -1282 1 Angola ' s rebel leader on Wednesday gave a qualified endorsement to a peace accord between the government and his UNITA movement . He denied being " humiliated " by recent military defeats . Angola ' s rebel leader What is his name? How long has he been leading the rebels?\n 0 5 -1282 1 Angola ' s rebel leader on Wednesday gave a qualified endorsement to a peace accord between the government and his UNITA movement . He denied being " humiliated " by recent military defeats . military defeats How impactful were these defeats? 31 33 -1282 2 In a rare interview at his headquarters in the refugee - crammed , bombed - out town of Bailundo , where his guerrilla army retreated in November , Jonas Savimbi said he wants peace . interview With whom did Savimbi engage in a rare interview? 3 4 -1282 2 In a rare interview at his headquarters in the refugee - crammed , bombed - out town of Bailundo , where his guerrilla army retreated in November , Jonas Savimbi said he wants peace . where his guerrilla army retreated Why did they retreat there? 20 25 -1282 2 In a rare interview at his headquarters in the refugee - crammed , bombed - out town of Bailundo , where his guerrilla army retreated in November , Jonas Savimbi said he wants peace . In a rare interview Who conducted this interview? 0 4 -1282 2 In a rare interview at his headquarters in the refugee - crammed , bombed - out town of Bailundo , where his guerrilla army retreated in November , Jonas Savimbi said he wants peace . guerrilla army retreated in November , Why did Savimbi retreat to this particular town? 22 28 -1282 3 And , he said , he would acknowledge the government of President Jose Eduardo dos Santos - - under conditions of mutual respect . mutual respect Will Savimbi outline the conditions of mutual respect to which refers? 21 23 -1282 3 And , he said , he would acknowledge the government of President Jose Eduardo dos Santos - - under conditions of mutual respect . under conditions of mutual respect What type of conditions? Does he want to be acknowledged as legitimate in any way? 18 23 -1282 3 And , he said , he would acknowledge the government of President Jose Eduardo dos Santos - - under conditions of mutual respect . conditions of mutual respect What would be the conditions that would satisfy this qualification? 19 23 -1282 4 The agreement , signed Nov . 20 in Lusaka , Zambia , culminated a year of U . N . - brokered negotiations . Savimbi didn ' t appear for the signing ceremony , implying he did not fully support it . fully support In what other ways has Savimbi implied that he does not fully support the agreement? 38 40 -1282 4 The agreement , signed Nov . 20 in Lusaka , Zambia , culminated a year of U . N . - brokered negotiations . Savimbi didn ' t appear for the signing ceremony , implying he did not fully support it . U . N . - brokered negotiations Why did the U.N. have to get involved in these negotiations? 16 23 -1282 4 The agreement , signed Nov . 20 in Lusaka , Zambia , culminated a year of U . N . - brokered negotiations . Savimbi didn ' t appear for the signing ceremony , implying he did not fully support it . he did not fully support it Why didn't Savimbi support the agreement? 35 41 -1282 5 Throughout the 40 - minute interview , Savimbi seemed to hedge about the peace accord , suggesting it would be hard for him to persuade UNITA ' s followers to accept it . hedge In what behaviors did Savimbi engage that would indicate he was hedging about the peace accord? 10 11 -1282 5 Throughout the 40 - minute interview , Savimbi seemed to hedge about the peace accord , suggesting it would be hard for him to persuade UNITA ' s followers to accept it . hard for him to persuade UNITA ' s Why won't UNITA accept the peace accord? 20 28 -1282 5 Throughout the 40 - minute interview , Savimbi seemed to hedge about the peace accord , suggesting it would be hard for him to persuade UNITA ' s followers to accept it . Throughout the 40 - minute interview , Was this interview filmed/recorded? 0 7 -1282 5 Throughout the 40 - minute interview , Savimbi seemed to hedge about the peace accord , suggesting it would be hard for him to persuade UNITA ' s followers to accept it . hard for him to persuade UNITA ' s followers Why would they be unlikely to accept the terms? 20 29 -1283 1 Peru attacked Ecuadorean border posts with helicopter raids and mortar fire , and Ecuador claimed it downed its fourth Peruvian helicopter . Talks resumed in Brazil to end the 2 - week - old fighting . end the 2 - week - old fighting What was causing the raids and fighting? 27 35 -1283 1 Peru attacked Ecuadorean border posts with helicopter raids and mortar fire , and Ecuador claimed it downed its fourth Peruvian helicopter . Talks resumed in Brazil to end the 2 - week - old fighting . resumed in Brazil Where in Brazil did the talks resume 23 26 -1283 1 Peru attacked Ecuadorean border posts with helicopter raids and mortar fire , and Ecuador claimed it downed its fourth Peruvian helicopter . Talks resumed in Brazil to end the 2 - week - old fighting . 2 - week - old Why were Peru and Ecuador fighting? 29 34 -1283 2 In Lima , the Peruvian capital , armed forces chief Gen . Nicolas Hermoza said Peru had dislodged Ecuador ' s forces from Base Sur and Cueva de los Tayos , two of three posts that Peru says are in its territory . Peru says are in its territory . Why does Peru claim the posts are in their territory? 36 43 -1283 2 In Lima , the Peruvian capital , armed forces chief Gen . Nicolas Hermoza said Peru had dislodged Ecuador ' s forces from Base Sur and Cueva de los Tayos , two of three posts that Peru says are in its territory . Peru had dislodged Ecuador ' s forces How had they dislodged the forces 15 22 -1283 2 In Lima , the Peruvian capital , armed forces chief Gen . Nicolas Hermoza said Peru had dislodged Ecuador ' s forces from Base Sur and Cueva de los Tayos , two of three posts that Peru says are in its territory . dislodged Ecuador ' s forces Why did Peru dislodge Ecuador's forces from the bases all of a sudden? 17 22 -1283 3 He said his troops had surrounded Tiwintza , the third border post in a disputed area of rugged , jungle - covered mountains 350 kilometers ( 220 miles ) southeast of Quito and 1 , 000 kilometers ( 600 miles ) north of Lima . surrounded Tiwintza , Why did the troops surround Tiwintza? 5 8 -1283 4 Ecuador denied the report , insisting its forces remained in nine border posts that have come under attack since Jan . 26 . that have come under attack since Jan . 26 From who had they come under attack? 13 22 -1283 4 Ecuador denied the report , insisting its forces remained in nine border posts that have come under attack since Jan . 26 . come under attack Why did the border posts come under attack? 15 18 -1284 1 The U . S . dollar fell against the Japanese yen in early trading in Tokyo Thursday , while prices on the Tokyo Stock Exchange declined in light trading . declined why were the prices declined 25 26 -1284 1 The U . S . dollar fell against the Japanese yen in early trading in Tokyo Thursday , while prices on the Tokyo Stock Exchange declined in light trading . Thursday , what date? 16 18 -1284 4 The Jan . 17 earthquake killed at least 5 , 291 people , including 184 foreigners , according to official and media reports . foreigners , who were the foreigners 15 17 -1284 5 There was also a perception that some Japanese companies are repatriating capital ahead of Japan ' s fiscal year - end on March 31 . repatriating capital How is this being done? 10 12 -1284 5 There was also a perception that some Japanese companies are repatriating capital ahead of Japan ' s fiscal year - end on March 31 . some which companies 6 7 -1284 5 There was also a perception that some Japanese companies are repatriating capital ahead of Japan ' s fiscal year - end on March 31 . companies which companies? 8 9 -1285 1 Indonesia has promised to investigate reports that its troops shot dead six civilians in the disputed territory of East Timor in January , the Australian Foreign Affairs Department said Thursday . shot dead six civilians Why did the troops fire on the civilians? 9 13 -1285 1 Indonesia has promised to investigate reports that its troops shot dead six civilians in the disputed territory of East Timor in January , the Australian Foreign Affairs Department said Thursday . shot dead six civilians why did they do this? 9 13 -1285 1 Indonesia has promised to investigate reports that its troops shot dead six civilians in the disputed territory of East Timor in January , the Australian Foreign Affairs Department said Thursday . territory Who is the other party disputing the territory with Indonesia? 16 17 -1285 2 Department spokesman Paul Molloy said Indonesia had officially advised Australia of its investigation plans . advised Australia why did they speak with australia? 8 10 -1285 3 Earlier several nations , including Australia and New Zealand , expressed concern about the killings on Jan . 12 . killings Why did the troops shoot civilians in the first place? What was the dispute with civilians? 14 15 -1285 4 " We have said we are concerned at the reports that those who had been killed on Jan . 12 were civilians and we have asked for clarification as to what happened , " Molloy said . clarification What did the final report say about the investigation? 27 28 -1285 5 " We have been advised by Indonesia that an investigative team is being sent to follow up the case . " investigative team how big is the team? 9 11 -1286 1 Before Bernard Harris Jr . was allowed to take a Navajo flag aboard Discovery , tribal medicine men had to bless it with corn pollen and make sure the space shuttle ' s path fit with their beliefs : It had to orbit clockwise . It had to orbit clockwise . What does this direction mean in Navajo theology? 39 45 -1286 1 Before Bernard Harris Jr . was allowed to take a Navajo flag aboard Discovery , tribal medicine men had to bless it with corn pollen and make sure the space shuttle ' s path fit with their beliefs : It had to orbit clockwise . corn pollen What is the purpose of using corn pollen specifically when blessing the flag? 23 25 -1286 1 Before Bernard Harris Jr . was allowed to take a Navajo flag aboard Discovery , tribal medicine men had to bless it with corn pollen and make sure the space shuttle ' s path fit with their beliefs : It had to orbit clockwise . orbit clockwise Why did it have to orbit clockwise? 42 44 -1286 1 Before Bernard Harris Jr . was allowed to take a Navajo flag aboard Discovery , tribal medicine men had to bless it with corn pollen and make sure the space shuttle ' s path fit with their beliefs : It had to orbit clockwise . tribal medicine men had to bless it What is the ritual behind the blessing? 15 22 -1286 1 Before Bernard Harris Jr . was allowed to take a Navajo flag aboard Discovery , tribal medicine men had to bless it with corn pollen and make sure the space shuttle ' s path fit with their beliefs : It had to orbit clockwise . It had to orbit clockwise How did the clockwise orbit fit with the beliefs of tribal medicine men? 39 44 -1286 2 When the Navajo decided that from their viewpoint , Discovery ' s orbit met the requirement , all signals were go for Harris to carry the first Navajo item to fly in space . NASA allows astronauts to carry up a few small belongings for whomever they want . Navajo item what was the item that was taken to space? 27 29 -1286 3 " I ' m flying this flag for them because being there I could see their plight as the original Americans , " said Harris , a 38 - year - old black physician who lived on a Navajo reservation from ages 7 to 15 . His mother taught at boarding schools run by the U . S . Bureau of Indian Affairs . plight What was the specific plight that they faced? 16 17 -1286 3 " I ' m flying this flag for them because being there I could see their plight as the original Americans , " said Harris , a 38 - year - old black physician who lived on a Navajo reservation from ages 7 to 15 . His mother taught at boarding schools run by the U . S . Bureau of Indian Affairs . " I ' m flying this flag for them What does the flag represent? 0 9 -1286 3 " I ' m flying this flag for them because being there I could see their plight as the original Americans , " said Harris , a 38 - year - old black physician who lived on a Navajo reservation from ages 7 to 15 . His mother taught at boarding schools run by the U . S . Bureau of Indian Affairs . His mother taught Did his mother teaching have anything to do with his decision to become an astronaut later in life? 46 49 -1286 4 Harris , who will become the first black to spacewalk on Thursday , approached the Navajo in December about taking some tribal item with him on the mission . taking some tribal item with him on the mission What were these tribal items? 19 28 -1286 4 Harris , who will become the first black to spacewalk on Thursday , approached the Navajo in December about taking some tribal item with him on the mission . tribal item Did this tribal item bring Harris a sense of pride of his nationality? 21 23 -1286 5 Navajo Nation President Albert Hale decided on a flag after consulting with medicine men to make sure no spiritual traditions would be violated . The flag was blessed last month by Navajo medicine man Ross Nez . medicine men what is the specific purpose of medicine men? 12 14 -1286 5 Navajo Nation President Albert Hale decided on a flag after consulting with medicine men to make sure no spiritual traditions would be violated . The flag was blessed last month by Navajo medicine man Ross Nez . spiritual traditions what possible spiritual traditions could have been violated? 18 20 -1286 5 Navajo Nation President Albert Hale decided on a flag after consulting with medicine men to make sure no spiritual traditions would be violated . The flag was blessed last month by Navajo medicine man Ross Nez . no spiritual traditions would be violated What would happen if the tradition is violated? 17 23 -1286 5 Navajo Nation President Albert Hale decided on a flag after consulting with medicine men to make sure no spiritual traditions would be violated . The flag was blessed last month by Navajo medicine man Ross Nez . flag was blessed How does one bless a flag? 25 28 -1287 1 Lorena Bobbitt , who gained international attention for cutting off her husband ' s penis in 1993 , has returned to her old job as a manicurist . returned when is the article being written? 19 20 -1287 1 Lorena Bobbitt , who gained international attention for cutting off her husband ' s penis in 1993 , has returned to her old job as a manicurist . cutting off her husband ' s penis in 1993 , How did that happen? 8 18 -1287 1 Lorena Bobbitt , who gained international attention for cutting off her husband ' s penis in 1993 , has returned to her old job as a manicurist . old job how long was she unemployed? 22 24 -1287 3 In a brief interview with The Arlington Journal , Mrs . Bobbitt said her customers have been pleasant . customers have been pleasant they didnt remark about it? 14 18 -1287 5 The shop , called Illusions , is about 20 miles ( 32 kilometers ) from the apartment where Mrs . Bobbitt severed her husband ' s penis as he slept in June 1993 . called Illusions , what kind of store is it? 3 6 -1287 5 The shop , called Illusions , is about 20 miles ( 32 kilometers ) from the apartment where Mrs . Bobbitt severed her husband ' s penis as he slept in June 1993 . husband ' s penis what's the story here? 23 27 -1287 5 The shop , called Illusions , is about 20 miles ( 32 kilometers ) from the apartment where Mrs . Bobbitt severed her husband ' s penis as he slept in June 1993 . 20 miles ( 32 why does this matter? 8 12 -1288 1 Edward Leary limped into court Wednesday to plead innocent to more charges stemming from a homemade bomb that sent a fireball whooshing through a subway car , injuring him and 47 others . limped into Why was he limping? 2 4 -1288 1 Edward Leary limped into court Wednesday to plead innocent to more charges stemming from a homemade bomb that sent a fireball whooshing through a subway car , injuring him and 47 others . subway car , Where did this happen? 24 27 -1288 1 Edward Leary limped into court Wednesday to plead innocent to more charges stemming from a homemade bomb that sent a fireball whooshing through a subway car , injuring him and 47 others . homemade bomb Why did he make the bomb? 15 17 -1288 1 Edward Leary limped into court Wednesday to plead innocent to more charges stemming from a homemade bomb that sent a fireball whooshing through a subway car , injuring him and 47 others . limped Why would Leary be charged for this crime? 2 3 -1288 2 The crude bomb went off Dec . 21 while the subway train was parked in a station . Leary is charged with attempted murder , assault , criminal possession of a weapon and attempted grand larceny . station What country and city is this station located? 16 17 -1288 3 Leary , of Scotch Plains , New Jersey , was arraigned on a superseding indictment that added 35 counts from the Dec . 21 blast , along with charges stemming from another subway firebombing six days earlier . another subway firebombing Where did this firebombing take places? What are the other details of the incident? 31 34 -1288 3 Leary , of Scotch Plains , New Jersey , was arraigned on a superseding indictment that added 35 counts from the Dec . 21 blast , along with charges stemming from another subway firebombing six days earlier . firebombing How did these two incidents get linked together? Was there similarity between the two bombs? 33 34 -1288 4 Leary , 49 , is being held in the prison ward at Bellevue Hospital . He pleaded innocent at a bedside arraignment on the original indictment Jan . 10 . Hospital Why is he in the hospital? 13 14 -1288 4 Leary , 49 , is being held in the prison ward at Bellevue Hospital . He pleaded innocent at a bedside arraignment on the original indictment Jan . 10 . innocent What is Leary's defense? 17 18 -1288 5 Authorities say Leary ' s alleged firebombings were part of a subterranean reign of terror aimed at extorting cash from the city ' s transit agency . Authorities allege that the bomb was in his lap and went off accidentally . extorting cash Why do they say it was part of a plan to extort cash? Was there a ransom or blackmail? 17 19 -1288 5 Authorities say Leary ' s alleged firebombings were part of a subterranean reign of terror aimed at extorting cash from the city ' s transit agency . Authorities allege that the bomb was in his lap and went off accidentally . subterranean reign of terror How did this all start? 11 15 -1288 5 Authorities say Leary ' s alleged firebombings were part of a subterranean reign of terror aimed at extorting cash from the city ' s transit agency . Authorities allege that the bomb was in his lap and went off accidentally . extorting How many previous incidences were there? 17 18 -1289 1 Now that a firecracker ban has made much of urban China quiet at the lunar New Year , fires and injuries have gone down sharply , a report said Thursday . firecracker ban What was the reason for the ban? 3 5 -1289 1 Now that a firecracker ban has made much of urban China quiet at the lunar New Year , fires and injuries have gone down sharply , a report said Thursday . ban Is the ban nationwide? What types of firecrackers are banned? 4 5 -1289 2 Beijing had an average of one fire every 48 seconds during the holiday before the ban was imposed in 1993 . This year , the capital celebrated a quiet holiday from Jan . 30 to Feb . 4 without a single fire , the China Daily said . fire Were there any restrictions on fireworks before, or were the previous restrictions simply not strict enough? 6 7 -1289 5 Firecrackers are still popular in many rural areas across China during the holiday . Over the past three years , China has had an average of 600 fires on the eve of the lunar New Year , mainly from firecrackers , the report said . average of 600 fires on the eve Why are there so many fires resulting from poor firecracker use? 24 31 -1289 5 Firecrackers are still popular in many rural areas across China during the holiday . Over the past three years , China has had an average of 600 fires on the eve of the lunar New Year , mainly from firecrackers , the report said . lunar New Year , What is a 'lunar New Year'? 33 37 -1289 5 Firecrackers are still popular in many rural areas across China during the holiday . Over the past three years , China has had an average of 600 fires on the eve of the lunar New Year , mainly from firecrackers , the report said . rural Are firecrackers allowed in rural areas? 6 7 -1290 1 A Singapore court has frozen the assets of an American educator who is unlikely to pay a dlrs 6 , 850 fine imposed by court for writing an article critical of the judiciary , a senior official said Thursday . American educator Why is this educator unlikely to pay the fine? 9 11 -1290 1 A Singapore court has frozen the assets of an American educator who is unlikely to pay a dlrs 6 , 850 fine imposed by court for writing an article critical of the judiciary , a senior official said Thursday . critical How does their government have the power to do this? 29 30 -1290 1 A Singapore court has frozen the assets of an American educator who is unlikely to pay a dlrs 6 , 850 fine imposed by court for writing an article critical of the judiciary , a senior official said Thursday . article critical of the judiciary , How was the article critical of the judiciary? 28 34 -1290 1 A Singapore court has frozen the assets of an American educator who is unlikely to pay a dlrs 6 , 850 fine imposed by court for writing an article critical of the judiciary , a senior official said Thursday . frozen the assets Who's assets were frozen? 4 7 -1290 1 A Singapore court has frozen the assets of an American educator who is unlikely to pay a dlrs 6 , 850 fine imposed by court for writing an article critical of the judiciary , a senior official said Thursday . unlikely to pay Why is he unlikely to pay? 13 16 -1290 2 Christopher Lingle , who used to teach economics at the National University of Singapore , was found guilty of contempt by the Supreme Court on Jan . 17 in writing the article in the International Herald Tribune , an American - owned newspaper . writing the article I'm not clear on this - what is the article? 29 32 -1290 2 Christopher Lingle , who used to teach economics at the National University of Singapore , was found guilty of contempt by the Supreme Court on Jan . 17 in writing the article in the International Herald Tribune , an American - owned newspaper . contempt How long has this been against the law? 19 20 -1290 2 Christopher Lingle , who used to teach economics at the National University of Singapore , was found guilty of contempt by the Supreme Court on Jan . 17 in writing the article in the International Herald Tribune , an American - owned newspaper . who used to teach Why does he no longer teach? 3 7 -1290 2 Christopher Lingle , who used to teach economics at the National University of Singapore , was found guilty of contempt by the Supreme Court on Jan . 17 in writing the article in the International Herald Tribune , an American - owned newspaper . found guilty What were the charges against him? 16 18 -1290 2 Christopher Lingle , who used to teach economics at the National University of Singapore , was found guilty of contempt by the Supreme Court on Jan . 17 in writing the article in the International Herald Tribune , an American - owned newspaper . writing the article Why did he write the article? 29 32 -1290 3 Lingle , a native of Atlanta , Ga . , returned to the United States in October and subsequently resigned . He was unrepresented during the trial and has refused to pay the fine of 10 , 000 Singapore dollars . subsequently resigned Did these events lead up to the resignation? 18 20 -1290 3 Lingle , a native of Atlanta , Ga . , returned to the United States in October and subsequently resigned . He was unrepresented during the trial and has refused to pay the fine of 10 , 000 Singapore dollars . 10 , 000 How large is this fine compared to ones associated with other crimes? 35 38 -1290 3 Lingle , a native of Atlanta , Ga . , returned to the United States in October and subsequently resigned . He was unrepresented during the trial and has refused to pay the fine of 10 , 000 Singapore dollars . unrepresented during the trial Why did Mr. Lingle not have representation? 23 27 -1290 3 Lingle , a native of Atlanta , Ga . , returned to the United States in October and subsequently resigned . He was unrepresented during the trial and has refused to pay the fine of 10 , 000 Singapore dollars . returned to the United States Why did he return to the US? 10 15 -1290 3 Lingle , a native of Atlanta , Ga . , returned to the United States in October and subsequently resigned . He was unrepresented during the trial and has refused to pay the fine of 10 , 000 Singapore dollars . He was unrepresented Why was he not presented? 21 24 -1290 3 Lingle , a native of Atlanta , Ga . , returned to the United States in October and subsequently resigned . He was unrepresented during the trial and has refused to pay the fine of 10 , 000 Singapore dollars . refused to pay Why is he refusing to pay? 29 32 -1290 4 Four other defendants , including the Tribune and its Singapore - based Asia editor , Michael Richardson , also were found guilty in the case and fined lesser amounts . The Tribune is owned by the New York Times and the Washington Post and prints an edition here . fined lesser amounts Why was he fined less? 26 29 -1290 4 Four other defendants , including the Tribune and its Singapore - based Asia editor , Michael Richardson , also were found guilty in the case and fined lesser amounts . The Tribune is owned by the New York Times and the Washington Post and prints an edition here . found guilty Were they all found guilty of the same thing? 20 22 -1290 4 Four other defendants , including the Tribune and its Singapore - based Asia editor , Michael Richardson , also were found guilty in the case and fined lesser amounts . The Tribune is owned by the New York Times and the Washington Post and prints an edition here . fined lesser amounts How much were they fined? 26 29 -1290 5 " We got an order to prevent ( Lingle ) from removing any assets that he has in Singapore until he pays , " a senior court official told The Associated Press . " We got an order An order by who? 0 5 -1290 5 " We got an order to prevent ( Lingle ) from removing any assets that he has in Singapore until he pays , " a senior court official told The Associated Press . to prevent How will they prevent it? 5 7 -1291 1 Germany ' s call for a " new trans - Atlantic agenda " that goes beyond NATO will be up for discussion at the White House when Chancellor Helmut Kohl calls on President Clinton . " new trans - Atlantic agenda " What is the trans-Atlantic agenda? 6 13 -1291 1 Germany ' s call for a " new trans - Atlantic agenda " that goes beyond NATO will be up for discussion at the White House when Chancellor Helmut Kohl calls on President Clinton . " new trans - Atlantic agenda " What will this new agenda contain? 6 13 -1291 2 It also gets an airing on Capitol Hill , where some senior Republicans meeting with Kohl today are clamoring to lift the arms embargo against Bosnia ' s Muslim - led government . arms embargo Why is there an arms embargo on Bosnia? 22 24 -1291 2 It also gets an airing on Capitol Hill , where some senior Republicans meeting with Kohl today are clamoring to lift the arms embargo against Bosnia ' s Muslim - led government . lift the arms embargo Why did the lawmakers want to lift the arms embargo? 20 24 -1291 3 Germany ' s emergence as the dominant power in Europe is likely to mean any decisions taken by Clinton and Kohl on NATO ' s expansion , dealing with Russia and on Bosnia will carry special weight . dominant power Why is Germany considered the \"Dominant Power\" in Europe? 6 8 -1291 4 " Chancellor Kohl has a special relationship with President Clinton , " Assistant Secretary of State Richard Holbrooke said in an interview . " This has been evidenced several times . It goes well beyond their well - advertised affection for Italian food . " special relationship If not Italian Food, what is the special relationship they share? 5 7 -1291 4 " Chancellor Kohl has a special relationship with President Clinton , " Assistant Secretary of State Richard Holbrooke said in an interview . " This has been evidenced several times . It goes well beyond their well - advertised affection for Italian food . " " This has been evidenced several times How has this been evidenced? 23 30 -1292 1 Prosecutors urged one of President and Mrs . Clintons ' former Whitewater partners to plead guilty and cooperate with investigators , but she turned aside their request , sources familiar with the discussion said . turned aside their request , Why wasn't she cooperative? 23 28 -1292 1 Prosecutors urged one of President and Mrs . Clintons ' former Whitewater partners to plead guilty and cooperate with investigators , but she turned aside their request , sources familiar with the discussion said . Prosecutors urged Why did they lean so heavily on this person? 0 2 -1292 1 Prosecutors urged one of President and Mrs . Clintons ' former Whitewater partners to plead guilty and cooperate with investigators , but she turned aside their request , sources familiar with the discussion said . Whitewater what is Whitewater? 11 12 -1292 1 Prosecutors urged one of President and Mrs . Clintons ' former Whitewater partners to plead guilty and cooperate with investigators , but she turned aside their request , sources familiar with the discussion said . plead guilty Why would they want her to plead guilty? 14 16 -1292 1 Prosecutors urged one of President and Mrs . Clintons ' former Whitewater partners to plead guilty and cooperate with investigators , but she turned aside their request , sources familiar with the discussion said . turned aside their request , Why was the request rebuffed? 23 28 -1292 2 Susan McDougal met for an hour Wednesday with Whitewater prosecutors in Little Rock , Arkansas , maintaining that she ' s done nothing wrong . nothing wrong What were the charges? 22 24 -1292 2 Susan McDougal met for an hour Wednesday with Whitewater prosecutors in Little Rock , Arkansas , maintaining that she ' s done nothing wrong . Susan McDougal who is Susan McDougal? 0 2 -1292 2 Susan McDougal met for an hour Wednesday with Whitewater prosecutors in Little Rock , Arkansas , maintaining that she ' s done nothing wrong . she ' s done nothing wrong what is she trying to defend? 18 24 -1292 2 Susan McDougal met for an hour Wednesday with Whitewater prosecutors in Little Rock , Arkansas , maintaining that she ' s done nothing wrong . nothing wrong What is Susan McDougal being accused of? 22 24 -1292 3 Clinton was governor of Arkansas and Hillary Rodham Clinton was a lawyer for the Rose Law Firm in Little Rock during most of the 14 years they were involved in Whitewater , a failed real estate venture the Clintons say they invested and lost dlrs 68 , 900 in . failed Why and how did it fail? 33 34 -1292 3 Clinton was governor of Arkansas and Hillary Rodham Clinton was a lawyer for the Rose Law Firm in Little Rock during most of the 14 years they were involved in Whitewater , a failed real estate venture the Clintons say they invested and lost dlrs 68 , 900 in . failed what lead to the failure of this business venture 33 34 -1292 3 Clinton was governor of Arkansas and Hillary Rodham Clinton was a lawyer for the Rose Law Firm in Little Rock during most of the 14 years they were involved in Whitewater , a failed real estate venture the Clintons say they invested and lost dlrs 68 , 900 in . failed real estate Why did the real estate venture fail? 33 36 -1292 3 Clinton was governor of Arkansas and Hillary Rodham Clinton was a lawyer for the Rose Law Firm in Little Rock during most of the 14 years they were involved in Whitewater , a failed real estate venture the Clintons say they invested and lost dlrs 68 , 900 in . failed real estate venture Why did the real estate venture fail? 33 37 -1292 4 In addition to being the Clintons ' partners in Whitewater Development Corp . , Jim and Susan McDougal owned an Arkansas savings and loan , Madison Guaranty , that collapsed in 1989 , costing taxpayers dlrs 65 million . collapsed Why did it collapse? 29 30 -1292 4 In addition to being the Clintons ' partners in Whitewater Development Corp . , Jim and Susan McDougal owned an Arkansas savings and loan , Madison Guaranty , that collapsed in 1989 , costing taxpayers dlrs 65 million . costing taxpayers Why did it cost taxpayers? 33 35 -1292 4 In addition to being the Clintons ' partners in Whitewater Development Corp . , Jim and Susan McDougal owned an Arkansas savings and loan , Madison Guaranty , that collapsed in 1989 , costing taxpayers dlrs 65 million . taxpayers dlrs 65 million why and how did this effect taxpayers? 34 38 -1292 4 In addition to being the Clintons ' partners in Whitewater Development Corp . , Jim and Susan McDougal owned an Arkansas savings and loan , Madison Guaranty , that collapsed in 1989 , costing taxpayers dlrs 65 million . collapsed Why did Madison Guaranty collapse? 29 30 -1292 4 In addition to being the Clintons ' partners in Whitewater Development Corp . , Jim and Susan McDougal owned an Arkansas savings and loan , Madison Guaranty , that collapsed in 1989 , costing taxpayers dlrs 65 million . collapsed in 1989 , Why did this particular S&L collapse? 29 33 -1292 5 Prosecutors are trying to determine whether any depositors ' funds from the McDougals ' S and L were diverted to Whitewater or to Bill Clinton ' s gubernatorial campaigns . L who is L and their impact on this topic? 16 17 -1292 5 Prosecutors are trying to determine whether any depositors ' funds from the McDougals ' S and L were diverted to Whitewater or to Bill Clinton ' s gubernatorial campaigns . diverted to Whitewater Why would the funds be diverted to Whitewater or Clinton's campaigns? 18 21 -1293 1 Jonas Savimbi emerged from the curtained back seat of a Mercedes limousine , looking more like a 1970s nightclub singer than the shadowy " Commandante " who has led one of the oldest guerrilla movements in existence . looking more like a 1970s nightclub singer how was he looking like a nightclub singer? 13 20 -1293 1 Jonas Savimbi emerged from the curtained back seat of a Mercedes limousine , looking more like a 1970s nightclub singer than the shadowy " Commandante " who has led one of the oldest guerrilla movements in existence . singer How did Jonas Savimbi look more like a 1970's singer compared to a \"commandante\"? 19 20 -1293 1 Jonas Savimbi emerged from the curtained back seat of a Mercedes limousine , looking more like a 1970s nightclub singer than the shadowy " Commandante " who has led one of the oldest guerrilla movements in existence . oldest guerrilla movements to which movement does this refer? 32 35 -1293 1 Jonas Savimbi emerged from the curtained back seat of a Mercedes limousine , looking more like a 1970s nightclub singer than the shadowy " Commandante " who has led one of the oldest guerrilla movements in existence . oldest guerrilla movements in existence What is the planned outcome of this movement? 32 37 -1293 2 Staging the first congress of UNITA in five years in Bailundo , a small bombed - out town where his bedraggled fighters are now humbly headquartered , Savimbi wore a white double - breasted blazer , an open black shirt with wide collars , a gold bracelet and two gold rings . bombed - out why was it bombed out? 14 17 -1293 2 Staging the first congress of UNITA in five years in Bailundo , a small bombed - out town where his bedraggled fighters are now humbly headquartered , Savimbi wore a white double - breasted blazer , an open black shirt with wide collars , a gold bracelet and two gold rings . UNITA How is the congress of UNITA significant? 5 6 -1293 4 The congress could have been called the " Savimbi Coming Out Show . " Coming Out coming out as what? 9 11 -1293 4 The congress could have been called the " Savimbi Coming Out Show . " congress Why is it notable that Savimbi was the main attraction of this congress? 1 2 -1293 5 Savimbi , once lionized by conservatives worldwide as an anti - communist freedom fighter , used the occasion to end a mysterious self - imposed seclusion that began when his forces suffered a series of military defeats last year . defeats Why did the defeats ultimately occur? 36 37 -1293 5 Savimbi , once lionized by conservatives worldwide as an anti - communist freedom fighter , used the occasion to end a mysterious self - imposed seclusion that began when his forces suffered a series of military defeats last year . suffered a series of military defeats last year Where did his forces suffer the defeats? 31 39 -1294 1 After months of vacancies , Prime Minister P . V . Narasimha Rao is planning to fill empty posts in his 50 - member Cabinet , news agencies said Thursday . vacancies , Why are these positions vacant? 3 5 -1294 1 After months of vacancies , Prime Minister P . V . Narasimha Rao is planning to fill empty posts in his 50 - member Cabinet , news agencies said Thursday . After months of vacancies , Why had the cabinet posts stayed empty for so long? 0 5 -1294 1 After months of vacancies , Prime Minister P . V . Narasimha Rao is planning to fill empty posts in his 50 - member Cabinet , news agencies said Thursday . Prime Minister P . V . Narasimha Rao What country is P.V. Narasimha Rao the prime minister of? 5 13 -1294 1 After months of vacancies , Prime Minister P . V . Narasimha Rao is planning to fill empty posts in his 50 - member Cabinet , news agencies said Thursday . empty posts in his 50 - member Cabinet , Which cabinet posts are empty? 17 26 -1294 1 After months of vacancies , Prime Minister P . V . Narasimha Rao is planning to fill empty posts in his 50 - member Cabinet , news agencies said Thursday . vacancies , Where are these vacancies? 3 5 -1294 1 After months of vacancies , Prime Minister P . V . Narasimha Rao is planning to fill empty posts in his 50 - member Cabinet , news agencies said Thursday . planning to fill empty posts How is he planning to do that? 14 19 -1294 2 Press Trust of India news agency said an announcement was due later in the day . due later in the day When in the day? 10 15 -1294 2 Press Trust of India news agency said an announcement was due later in the day . due later in the day When exactly will this happen? 10 15 -1294 3 The long - awaited move coincides with beginning of legislative elections in six of India ' s 25 states , which are seen as crucial for Rao ' s political future . crucial How are the elections crucial for Rao? 24 25 -1294 3 The long - awaited move coincides with beginning of legislative elections in six of India ' s 25 states , which are seen as crucial for Rao ' s political future . six of India ' s 25 states , Which states are holding legislative elections? 12 20 -1294 3 The long - awaited move coincides with beginning of legislative elections in six of India ' s 25 states , which are seen as crucial for Rao ' s political future . long - awaited move Who has been waiting? 1 5 -1294 3 The long - awaited move coincides with beginning of legislative elections in six of India ' s 25 states , which are seen as crucial for Rao ' s political future . coincides How does it coincide? 5 6 -1294 3 The long - awaited move coincides with beginning of legislative elections in six of India ' s 25 states , which are seen as crucial for Rao ' s political future . as crucial why are they considered crucial? 23 25 -1294 4 Rao has been criticized for failing to fill the vacancies for fear of antagonizing disappointed hopefuls and deepening divisions within his party . Technically , he is in charge of 13 ministries . divisions What are the divisions within the party? 18 19 -1294 4 Rao has been criticized for failing to fill the vacancies for fear of antagonizing disappointed hopefuls and deepening divisions within his party . Technically , he is in charge of 13 ministries . deepening divisions within his party Why were there intraparty divisions? 17 22 -1294 4 Rao has been criticized for failing to fill the vacancies for fear of antagonizing disappointed hopefuls and deepening divisions within his party . Technically , he is in charge of 13 ministries . Technically , he is in charge of 13 ministries Which ministries is he in charge of? 23 32 -1294 4 Rao has been criticized for failing to fill the vacancies for fear of antagonizing disappointed hopefuls and deepening divisions within his party . Technically , he is in charge of 13 ministries . been criticized Criticized for what? 2 4 -1294 4 Rao has been criticized for failing to fill the vacancies for fear of antagonizing disappointed hopefuls and deepening divisions within his party . Technically , he is in charge of 13 ministries . fill the vacancies How many did he fail to fill? 7 10 -1294 5 Five ministers have quit Rao ' s cabinet in the past three months . quit Why did they quit? 3 4 -1294 5 Five ministers have quit Rao ' s cabinet in the past three months . Five ministers have quit Rao ' s cabinet What was their rationale for quitting the cabinet? 0 8 -1294 5 Five ministers have quit Rao ' s cabinet in the past three months . Five ministers have quit Why did the ministers quit? 0 4 -1294 5 Five ministers have quit Rao ' s cabinet in the past three months . have quit Why did they quit? 2 4 -1295 1 On a night of down - to - the - wire finishes in the National Hockey League , there wasn ' t a game more dramatic than the one between the Toronto Maple Leafs and Dallas Stars . dramatic what was dramatic about the game 25 26 -1295 1 On a night of down - to - the - wire finishes in the National Hockey League , there wasn ' t a game more dramatic than the one between the Toronto Maple Leafs and Dallas Stars . dramatic Was this during the regular season or the playoffs? 25 26 -1295 1 On a night of down - to - the - wire finishes in the National Hockey League , there wasn ' t a game more dramatic than the one between the Toronto Maple Leafs and Dallas Stars . more dramatic What classifies a dramatic game in hockey? 24 26 -1295 1 On a night of down - to - the - wire finishes in the National Hockey League , there wasn ' t a game more dramatic than the one between the Toronto Maple Leafs and Dallas Stars . dramatic Why was this game considered dramatic? 25 26 -1295 2 " We played a strong game but I wish the game had started two seconds earlier , " said Dallas coach Bob Gainey following a 3 - 3 tie with the Maple Leafs on Wednesday night . started two what would 2 seconds change in the game 12 14 -1295 2 " We played a strong game but I wish the game had started two seconds earlier , " said Dallas coach Bob Gainey following a 3 - 3 tie with the Maple Leafs on Wednesday night . tie When did the hockey league allow ties as a final score? 28 29 -1295 2 " We played a strong game but I wish the game had started two seconds earlier , " said Dallas coach Bob Gainey following a 3 - 3 tie with the Maple Leafs on Wednesday night . started two seconds earlier , " How long is a hockey game? 12 18 -1295 2 " We played a strong game but I wish the game had started two seconds earlier , " said Dallas coach Bob Gainey following a 3 - 3 tie with the Maple Leafs on Wednesday night . two Why is two seconds an important number? 13 14 -1295 3 The Maple Leafs salvaged the draw when Mats Sundin flipped the puck over sprawling goaltender Andy Moog with 1 . 6 seconds left in regulation . left in regulation What does regulation mean? 22 25 -1295 4 " I think there were four guys laying on top of ( teammate Dave ) Andreychuk and they didn ' t pay too much attention to me , " Sundin said . " The puck came out and I had a few seconds there to put it in . Moog was down so I thought , ` If you ' re going to get it in , you ' ve got to get it up on him . " ' laying Is this not against the rules? 7 8 -1295 4 " I think there were four guys laying on top of ( teammate Dave ) Andreychuk and they didn ' t pay too much attention to me , " Sundin said . " The puck came out and I had a few seconds there to put it in . Moog was down so I thought , ` If you ' re going to get it in , you ' ve got to get it up on him . " ' him What makes him so distinguished? 76 77 -1295 5 The Maple Leafs - Stars game in Toronto highlighted a night of tight games in which Winnipeg tied Edmonton 3 - 3 on Teemu Selanne ' s goal with 2 : 08 left and the New York Rangers beat Washington 5 - 4 on Brian Leetch ' s goal with 4 : 19 remaining . goal at what time other goals were scored 27 28 -1295 5 The Maple Leafs - Stars game in Toronto highlighted a night of tight games in which Winnipeg tied Edmonton 3 - 3 on Teemu Selanne ' s goal with 2 : 08 left and the New York Rangers beat Washington 5 - 4 on Brian Leetch ' s goal with 4 : 19 remaining . a night of tight games Were there any other tight games played the same night? 9 14 -1296 1 China said Thursday its lingering trade dispute with the United States could easily be resolved if only Washington considered China ' s status as a developing country . developing country Why should China be considered a developing country? In some aspects they are more technologically advanced than us possibly. 25 27 -1296 1 China said Thursday its lingering trade dispute with the United States could easily be resolved if only Washington considered China ' s status as a developing country . status What does a status as a developing country offer to a country in a trade dispute 22 23 -1296 1 China said Thursday its lingering trade dispute with the United States could easily be resolved if only Washington considered China ' s status as a developing country . Washington considered China ' s status they want to be considered developing? 17 23 -1296 2 " The reason for the current Sino - U . S . dispute , the reason that the dispute is so sharp , is because the U . S . demands are undue and unreasonable , " Foreign Ministry spokesman Chen Jian said at a weekly briefing . U . S . demands What are these demands? 26 31 -1296 2 " The reason for the current Sino - U . S . dispute , the reason that the dispute is so sharp , is because the U . S . demands are undue and unreasonable , " Foreign Ministry spokesman Chen Jian said at a weekly briefing . Sino - U . S . dispute , What is this dispute, and what does it entail? 6 14 -1296 2 " The reason for the current Sino - U . S . dispute , the reason that the dispute is so sharp , is because the U . S . demands are undue and unreasonable , " Foreign Ministry spokesman Chen Jian said at a weekly briefing . weekly briefing What are these briefings and why are they weekly? 45 47 -1296 2 " The reason for the current Sino - U . S . dispute , the reason that the dispute is so sharp , is because the U . S . demands are undue and unreasonable , " Foreign Ministry spokesman Chen Jian said at a weekly briefing . demands What kind of demands are being disputed? 30 31 -1296 2 " The reason for the current Sino - U . S . dispute , the reason that the dispute is so sharp , is because the U . S . demands are undue and unreasonable , " Foreign Ministry spokesman Chen Jian said at a weekly briefing . unreasonable , " Why is the U.S. position unreasonable? Why would China's position be reasonable? 34 37 -1296 3 The two sides are to resume last - ditch talks next week in efforts to avert a trade war over the issue of China ' s protection of copyrights , trademarks and patents . Both sides have announced sanctions that would take effect Feb . 26 if an agreement is not reached . trade war Is this actual war or something else? 17 19 -1296 3 The two sides are to resume last - ditch talks next week in efforts to avert a trade war over the issue of China ' s protection of copyrights , trademarks and patents . Both sides have announced sanctions that would take effect Feb . 26 if an agreement is not reached . sanctions What are sanctions and what do they do? 38 39 -1296 3 The two sides are to resume last - ditch talks next week in efforts to avert a trade war over the issue of China ' s protection of copyrights , trademarks and patents . Both sides have announced sanctions that would take effect Feb . 26 if an agreement is not reached . last - ditch How long has these disputes lasted for the term 'last-ditch' to be used? 6 9 -1296 3 The two sides are to resume last - ditch talks next week in efforts to avert a trade war over the issue of China ' s protection of copyrights , trademarks and patents . Both sides have announced sanctions that would take effect Feb . 26 if an agreement is not reached . sanctions What kind of sanctions are involved? 38 39 -1296 3 The two sides are to resume last - ditch talks next week in efforts to avert a trade war over the issue of China ' s protection of copyrights , trademarks and patents . Both sides have announced sanctions that would take effect Feb . 26 if an agreement is not reached . agreement What does each party want for a successful agreement? 48 49 -1296 4 The United States wants better enforcement of laws protecting intellectual property rights . China says it already has strengthened protection and that the United States expects too much . already has strengthened protection What protections are these? 16 20 -1296 4 The United States wants better enforcement of laws protecting intellectual property rights . China says it already has strengthened protection and that the United States expects too much . enforcement What kind of benchmark is being used for 'better enforcement?' 5 6 -1296 4 The United States wants better enforcement of laws protecting intellectual property rights . China says it already has strengthened protection and that the United States expects too much . strengthened What has China already done for its part? 18 19 -1296 5 " Is it realistic to demand China in a few days to achieve a level ( of protection ) that is even far above the level of Western developed countries , including the United States ? " Chen asked . protection ) What are some examples of these protections that are unrealistic? 17 19 -1297 1 Surgeons have reduced pressure on skier Thomas Fogdoe ' s spinal cord , but several days are needed to see if the Swedish star has permanent damage , the team physician said Thursday . Thomas Fogdoe ' s spinal cord , How did Fogdoe's spinal cord get injured? 6 13 -1297 1 Surgeons have reduced pressure on skier Thomas Fogdoe ' s spinal cord , but several days are needed to see if the Swedish star has permanent damage , the team physician said Thursday . permanent damage , What caused the damage? 25 28 -1297 1 Surgeons have reduced pressure on skier Thomas Fogdoe ' s spinal cord , but several days are needed to see if the Swedish star has permanent damage , the team physician said Thursday . spinal cord , How did he damage his spinal chord? 10 13 -1297 1 Surgeons have reduced pressure on skier Thomas Fogdoe ' s spinal cord , but several days are needed to see if the Swedish star has permanent damage , the team physician said Thursday . spinal cord , How did he hurt his spinal cord? 10 13 -1297 2 Fogdoe , 24 , a five - time World Cup slalom champion , was reported to be distraught after the accident in which he apparently hit a tree adjacent to a training course at the northern Swedish resort of Aare Tuesday . hit a tree Was there mitigating circumstances to why he hit the tree? 25 28 -1297 2 Fogdoe , 24 , a five - time World Cup slalom champion , was reported to be distraught after the accident in which he apparently hit a tree adjacent to a training course at the northern Swedish resort of Aare Tuesday . a tree Why was there a tree so close to the training course? 26 28 -1297 2 Fogdoe , 24 , a five - time World Cup slalom champion , was reported to be distraught after the accident in which he apparently hit a tree adjacent to a training course at the northern Swedish resort of Aare Tuesday . hit a tree Why did he hit this tree? Were they unmaintained? 25 28 -1297 2 Fogdoe , 24 , a five - time World Cup slalom champion , was reported to be distraught after the accident in which he apparently hit a tree adjacent to a training course at the northern Swedish resort of Aare Tuesday . northern Swedish resort Does this resort have many accidents? 35 38 -1297 3 He was flown to nearby Umea University Clinic ' s emergency ward , where he underwent a four - hour surgery Wednesday for " fixation apparatus and decompressing the spinal cord , " said team doctor Goran Skog . four - hour Why did the surgery take so long? 17 20 -1297 3 He was flown to nearby Umea University Clinic ' s emergency ward , where he underwent a four - hour surgery Wednesday for " fixation apparatus and decompressing the spinal cord , " said team doctor Goran Skog . nearby How far was this emergency flight? 4 5 -1297 4 " The contusion of the spinal cord can sometimes disappear when the swelling has reduced . We don ' t know if the spinal cord has been damaged permanently , " he said . spinal cord has been damaged permanently , " How long does it usually take before they know if his spinal cord is permanently damaged? 23 31 -1297 4 " The contusion of the spinal cord can sometimes disappear when the swelling has reduced . We don ' t know if the spinal cord has been damaged permanently , " he said . permanently , " How long before they do know? 28 31 -1297 4 " The contusion of the spinal cord can sometimes disappear when the swelling has reduced . We don ' t know if the spinal cord has been damaged permanently , " he said . don ' t know When do the doctors think the swelling will go down so they can know? 17 21 -1297 5 Mentally , Skog said , Fogdoe is " not very well . He is faced with a dramatic change from fighting ( Italian rival ) Alberto Tomba to fighting with his body , " Skog said . fighting with his body , " How is he \"fighting\" with his body? 28 34 -1297 5 Mentally , Skog said , Fogdoe is " not very well . He is faced with a dramatic change from fighting ( Italian rival ) Alberto Tomba to fighting with his body , " Skog said . ( Italian rival ) Why is this before the rivals name and not after? I think this is improperly placed. 21 25 -1298 1 A slow - moving landslide in a western Ukrainian city has destroyed at least three buildings and forced officials to start evacuating parts of the city , an administrator said Thursday . Ukrainian city What city? 8 10 -1298 1 A slow - moving landslide in a western Ukrainian city has destroyed at least three buildings and forced officials to start evacuating parts of the city , an administrator said Thursday . A slow - moving landslide What caused the landslide? 0 5 -1298 1 A slow - moving landslide in a western Ukrainian city has destroyed at least three buildings and forced officials to start evacuating parts of the city , an administrator said Thursday . landslide What caused the landslide? 4 5 -1298 2 The 700 - meter - ( - yard - ) long landslide in Chernivtsi began moving down a sharp slope into an old part of the city on Tuesday . Since then , it has continued moving 15 to 25 centimeters ( 6 to 10 inches ) a day . old part of the city Where is it located exactly? 22 27 -1298 2 The 700 - meter - ( - yard - ) long landslide in Chernivtsi began moving down a sharp slope into an old part of the city on Tuesday . Since then , it has continued moving 15 to 25 centimeters ( 6 to 10 inches ) a day . inches ) If 6 to 10 inches is a slow-moving landslide, what constitutes a fast landslide? 45 47 -1298 3 Three buildings have already collapsed , and a fourth is near destruction , said Yaroslav Dudko , deputy chairman of the city council . The street ' s one - story buildings are riven with 20 - centimeter ( 8 - inch ) cracks . buildings Are these buildings in residential or commercial areas? 1 2 -1298 4 Three hundred people have been evacuated from 16 buildings , including 100 hospital patients . Volunteers , city workers and local soldiers are working round - the - clock to cut down trees and remove other materials weighing down the slope from which the landslide began . other materials weighing down the slope What sorts of materials are adding to the weight that is causing the landslide? 35 41 -1298 4 Three hundred people have been evacuated from 16 buildings , including 100 hospital patients . Volunteers , city workers and local soldiers are working round - the - clock to cut down trees and remove other materials weighing down the slope from which the landslide began . landslide Was there heavy rainfall or earthquake recently that caused the landslide? 44 45 -1298 5 The area had been extremely dry last summer , and then was covered by a thick blanket of snow that began melting during a sudden thaw four days ago . thick blanket of snow that began melting How is this responsible for the landslide? 15 22 -1298 5 The area had been extremely dry last summer , and then was covered by a thick blanket of snow that began melting during a sudden thaw four days ago . thick blanket of snow How thick was this snow during the winter? 15 19 -1299 1 China denied Thursday that its navy has intruded into territory claimed by the Philippines in the Spratly Islands . its navy has intruded into territory Why had the Chinese navy been accused of this intrusion? 4 10 -1299 1 China denied Thursday that its navy has intruded into territory claimed by the Philippines in the Spratly Islands . denied What did China deny? 1 2 -1299 1 China denied Thursday that its navy has intruded into territory claimed by the Philippines in the Spratly Islands . its navy How large is China's Navy? 4 6 -1299 1 China denied Thursday that its navy has intruded into territory claimed by the Philippines in the Spratly Islands . claimed by the Philippines Do the Phillipines officially own this territory? 10 14 -1299 1 China denied Thursday that its navy has intruded into territory claimed by the Philippines in the Spratly Islands . Spratly Who owns the Spratly Islands? 16 17 -1299 2 " No Chinese warships are at or around the . reef , " Foreign Ministry spokesman Chen Jian said at a weekly briefing . Chinese warships How many warships does China own? 2 4 -1299 2 " No Chinese warships are at or around the . reef , " Foreign Ministry spokesman Chen Jian said at a weekly briefing . warships Where were the warships spotted and by who? 3 4 -1299 3 He was denying Philippine President Fidel Ramos ' statement in a nationally televised news conference Wednesday that Chinese vessels have been sighted near Pangangiban Reef in the Spratlys . statement What statement was made? 8 9 -1299 3 He was denying Philippine President Fidel Ramos ' statement in a nationally televised news conference Wednesday that Chinese vessels have been sighted near Pangangiban Reef in the Spratlys . Chinese vessels How many vessels were seen? 17 19 -1299 3 He was denying Philippine President Fidel Ramos ' statement in a nationally televised news conference Wednesday that Chinese vessels have been sighted near Pangangiban Reef in the Spratlys . denying Where did the Chinese Foreign Ministry claim the warship should have been if he denied the accusation? 2 3 -1299 4 A senior Philippine official , however , repeated the allegation on Thursday . senior Philippine official , What makes him a senior official? 1 5 -1299 5 China claims all of the Spratlys , a collection of small islands and atolls in the South China Sea . The islands also are claimed in whole or in part by the Philippines , Vietnam , Malaysia , Taiwan and Brunei . claimed in whole or in part Why the confusion over who owns all these islands? 24 30 -1299 5 China claims all of the Spratlys , a collection of small islands and atolls in the South China Sea . The islands also are claimed in whole or in part by the Philippines , Vietnam , Malaysia , Taiwan and Brunei . China claims Do they officially own this territory? 0 2 -1299 5 China claims all of the Spratlys , a collection of small islands and atolls in the South China Sea . The islands also are claimed in whole or in part by the Philippines , Vietnam , Malaysia , Taiwan and Brunei . The islands also are claimed Is there a way to officially own the Islands? 20 25 -1299 5 China claims all of the Spratlys , a collection of small islands and atolls in the South China Sea . The islands also are claimed in whole or in part by the Philippines , Vietnam , Malaysia , Taiwan and Brunei . Spratlys , Which country originally owned the Spratlys? 5 7 -1300 1 Making headway in Chechnya ' s rebel capital of Grozny , Russian forces on Thursday clamped down on the countryside , blocking more roads and firing on villages south of the city . Making headway What kind of headway is being made? 0 2 -1300 1 Making headway in Chechnya ' s rebel capital of Grozny , Russian forces on Thursday clamped down on the countryside , blocking more roads and firing on villages south of the city . rebel capital of Grozny , Why is named rebel capital? 6 11 -1300 1 Making headway in Chechnya ' s rebel capital of Grozny , Russian forces on Thursday clamped down on the countryside , blocking more roads and firing on villages south of the city . clamped down How did they clamp down? 15 17 -1300 1 Making headway in Chechnya ' s rebel capital of Grozny , Russian forces on Thursday clamped down on the countryside , blocking more roads and firing on villages south of the city . the countryside , Where is this in relation to Grozny? 18 21 -1300 1 Making headway in Chechnya ' s rebel capital of Grozny , Russian forces on Thursday clamped down on the countryside , blocking more roads and firing on villages south of the city . firing on villages south of the city . Why were the Russians firing on these villages? 25 33 -1300 1 Making headway in Chechnya ' s rebel capital of Grozny , Russian forces on Thursday clamped down on the countryside , blocking more roads and firing on villages south of the city . Russian forces on Thursday clamped down Why did Russian forces clamp down? 11 17 -1300 2 Some Chechen fighters who used to travel to Grozny to wage battle are now returning to defend their home villages , according to a tense group in green Islamic headbands guarding the approach to the western village of Samashky . used to travel to Grozny Why did they travel there? 4 9 -1300 2 Some Chechen fighters who used to travel to Grozny to wage battle are now returning to defend their home villages , according to a tense group in green Islamic headbands guarding the approach to the western village of Samashky . wage battle To wage battle against who? 10 12 -1300 2 Some Chechen fighters who used to travel to Grozny to wage battle are now returning to defend their home villages , according to a tense group in green Islamic headbands guarding the approach to the western village of Samashky . guarding the approach Why are the guarding the approach? 30 33 -1300 2 Some Chechen fighters who used to travel to Grozny to wage battle are now returning to defend their home villages , according to a tense group in green Islamic headbands guarding the approach to the western village of Samashky . a tense group A tense group of fighters? 23 26 -1300 2 Some Chechen fighters who used to travel to Grozny to wage battle are now returning to defend their home villages , according to a tense group in green Islamic headbands guarding the approach to the western village of Samashky . used to travel to Grozny to wage battle Why do the Chechen fighters not wage battle in Grozny any longer? 4 12 -1300 3 Russian Mi - 24 helicopter gunships circled low over the village , which lies on the main road through Chechnya . A haze of black smoke hung in the distance toward Grozny , and explosions could be heard from the direction south of the city . explosions What kind of explosions? 34 35 -1300 3 Russian Mi - 24 helicopter gunships circled low over the village , which lies on the main road through Chechnya . A haze of black smoke hung in the distance toward Grozny , and explosions could be heard from the direction south of the city . explosions could be heard What was causing these explosions? 34 38 -1300 3 Russian Mi - 24 helicopter gunships circled low over the village , which lies on the main road through Chechnya . A haze of black smoke hung in the distance toward Grozny , and explosions could be heard from the direction south of the city . Russian Mi - 24 helicopter gunships Why was such extreme force like gunships needed? 0 6 -1300 4 " Do not attempt to resist ! " blared the message from a high - flying helicopter over Samashky shortly after the gunships left . The message appeared to be a warning that a Russian convoy was to come through . blared the message Who was speaking? 8 11 -1300 4 " Do not attempt to resist ! " blared the message from a high - flying helicopter over Samashky shortly after the gunships left . The message appeared to be a warning that a Russian convoy was to come through . Russian convoy What does this consist of? 34 36 -1300 4 " Do not attempt to resist ! " blared the message from a high - flying helicopter over Samashky shortly after the gunships left . The message appeared to be a warning that a Russian convoy was to come through . after the gunships left Why did the gunships leave? 20 24 -1300 5 Refugees trickled west toward neighboring Ingushetia , bringing tales of destruction south of the capital . neighboring Ingushetia , Were they welcome there? 4 7 -1300 5 Refugees trickled west toward neighboring Ingushetia , bringing tales of destruction south of the capital . bringing tales of destruction What has been destroyed? 7 11 -1300 5 Refugees trickled west toward neighboring Ingushetia , bringing tales of destruction south of the capital . trickled west toward neighboring Ingushetia , Why were refugees heading to this particular area? 1 7 -1300 5 Refugees trickled west toward neighboring Ingushetia , bringing tales of destruction south of the capital . toward neighboring Ingushetia , Why did they travel to Ingushetia over other places? 3 7 -1301 1 A district court on Thursday sentenced a woman to six years in prison on charges of involvement in an Islamic separatist movement in Indonesia ' s northernmost province of Aceh . Islamic separatist movement why is this worth sending someone to prison over?\n 19 22 -1301 1 A district court on Thursday sentenced a woman to six years in prison on charges of involvement in an Islamic separatist movement in Indonesia ' s northernmost province of Aceh . charges of involvement What were the charges? 14 17 -1301 1 A district court on Thursday sentenced a woman to six years in prison on charges of involvement in an Islamic separatist movement in Indonesia ' s northernmost province of Aceh . involvement in an Islamic separatist movement What was the woman's involvement that she was convicted of? 16 22 -1301 1 A district court on Thursday sentenced a woman to six years in prison on charges of involvement in an Islamic separatist movement in Indonesia ' s northernmost province of Aceh . a woman What is this woman's name? 6 8 -1301 1 A district court on Thursday sentenced a woman to six years in prison on charges of involvement in an Islamic separatist movement in Indonesia ' s northernmost province of Aceh . on charges What were the charges? 13 15 -1301 1 A district court on Thursday sentenced a woman to six years in prison on charges of involvement in an Islamic separatist movement in Indonesia ' s northernmost province of Aceh . involvement What was the level of her involvement? 16 17 -1301 2 Nurhayati Hasan , 47 , was the fifth and last defendant sentenced in a series of subversion cases since Dec . 5 in the North Aceh capital of Lhokseumawe , 1 , 660 kilometers ( 1 , 037 miles ) northwest of Jakarta . subversion cases why is this illegal? 16 18 -1301 2 Nurhayati Hasan , 47 , was the fifth and last defendant sentenced in a series of subversion cases since Dec . 5 in the North Aceh capital of Lhokseumawe , 1 , 660 kilometers ( 1 , 037 miles ) northwest of Jakarta . subversion cases What does subversion entail? 16 18 -1301 2 Nurhayati Hasan , 47 , was the fifth and last defendant sentenced in a series of subversion cases since Dec . 5 in the North Aceh capital of Lhokseumawe , 1 , 660 kilometers ( 1 , 037 miles ) northwest of Jakarta . a series of subversion cases What type of subversion was being looked at? 13 18 -1301 2 Nurhayati Hasan , 47 , was the fifth and last defendant sentenced in a series of subversion cases since Dec . 5 in the North Aceh capital of Lhokseumawe , 1 , 660 kilometers ( 1 , 037 miles ) northwest of Jakarta . a series of subversion cases How many cases were there in total? 13 18 -1301 3 The first four were all men , including Mrs . Hasan ' s husband , Muhammad Amin Panga . They were sentenced to terms ranging from nine to 20 years . nine to 20 years what made them deserve such different sentences?\n 26 30 -1301 3 The first four were all men , including Mrs . Hasan ' s husband , Muhammad Amin Panga . They were sentenced to terms ranging from nine to 20 years . were sentenced What all of their charges the same? 20 22 -1301 3 The first four were all men , including Mrs . Hasan ' s husband , Muhammad Amin Panga . They were sentenced to terms ranging from nine to 20 years . terms ranging Why did the terms range? 23 25 -1301 4 Judge Abubakar Ib found Nurhayati Hasan guilty of supporting the Free Aceh Movement , which wants to set up an Islamic state in the province . Islamic state in the province how does the movement plan to set up an islamic state? 20 25 -1301 4 Judge Abubakar Ib found Nurhayati Hasan guilty of supporting the Free Aceh Movement , which wants to set up an Islamic state in the province . wants to set up an Islamic state in the province . Why did the separatist movement want to set up their own seat of power? 15 26 -1301 4 Judge Abubakar Ib found Nurhayati Hasan guilty of supporting the Free Aceh Movement , which wants to set up an Islamic state in the province . of supporting How exactly was she supporting this group? 7 9 -1301 4 Judge Abubakar Ib found Nurhayati Hasan guilty of supporting the Free Aceh Movement , which wants to set up an Islamic state in the province . Free Aceh Movement , What is the goal of this movement? 10 14 -1301 4 Judge Abubakar Ib found Nurhayati Hasan guilty of supporting the Free Aceh Movement , which wants to set up an Islamic state in the province . wants to set up Why do they want to set up in that province? 15 19 -1301 5 Abubakar described her activities as undermining the Indonesian government and constitution as well as the state ideology . constitution as well as the state ideology why would she admit this? 10 17 -1301 5 Abubakar described her activities as undermining the Indonesian government and constitution as well as the state ideology . her activities What activities did she engage in? 2 4 -1301 5 Abubakar described her activities as undermining the Indonesian government and constitution as well as the state ideology . undermining the Indonesian government Why did they feel she was undermining the government? 5 9 -1301 5 Abubakar described her activities as undermining the Indonesian government and constitution as well as the state ideology . state ideology . What is the state ideology? 15 18 -1302 1 Russian Defense Minister Pavel Grachev on Thursday blamed low - ranking field officers for Russia ' s botched assault on Grozny , the capital of the breakaway republic of Chechnya . low - ranking field officers Why are the field officers low ranking? 8 13 -1302 1 Russian Defense Minister Pavel Grachev on Thursday blamed low - ranking field officers for Russia ' s botched assault on Grozny , the capital of the breakaway republic of Chechnya . botched assault on Grozny , Why was the assault so poorly executed? 17 22 -1302 1 Russian Defense Minister Pavel Grachev on Thursday blamed low - ranking field officers for Russia ' s botched assault on Grozny , the capital of the breakaway republic of Chechnya . breakaway republic of Chechnya When did they breakaway? 26 30 -1302 1 Russian Defense Minister Pavel Grachev on Thursday blamed low - ranking field officers for Russia ' s botched assault on Grozny , the capital of the breakaway republic of Chechnya . assault on Grozny , Why are they attacking? 18 22 -1302 2 Grachev also said recent attacks against him in the media were being directed by people who were trying to oust President Boris Yeltsin from office . President Boris Yeltsin How long has Yeltsin been in office? 20 23 -1302 2 Grachev also said recent attacks against him in the media were being directed by people who were trying to oust President Boris Yeltsin from office . directed by people who were trying to oust What was his evidence that the attacks were politically motivated? 12 20 -1302 2 Grachev also said recent attacks against him in the media were being directed by people who were trying to oust President Boris Yeltsin from office . him What are the media saying about him? 6 7 -1302 3 The defense minister , arriving in Almaty for a Commonwealth of Independent States summit , said the mishandled operation to take Grozny was the fault of unseasoned junior officers , the Interfax news agency reported . mishandled operation In what way was the operation mishandled? 17 19 -1302 3 The defense minister , arriving in Almaty for a Commonwealth of Independent States summit , said the mishandled operation to take Grozny was the fault of unseasoned junior officers , the Interfax news agency reported . unseasoned junior officers , Why were junior officers put in charge of this attack? 26 30 -1302 3 The defense minister , arriving in Almaty for a Commonwealth of Independent States summit , said the mishandled operation to take Grozny was the fault of unseasoned junior officers , the Interfax news agency reported . unseasoned junior officers , Why were junior officers sent to do such a job? 26 30 -1302 4 " We planned to start it as a surprise and conduct it with minimum losses , " Grachev said of the New Year ' s Eve assault on Grozny . Instead , it turned into a six - week savage battle , with heavy losses suffered by the army . Grozny Where is Grozny? 28 29 -1302 4 " We planned to start it as a surprise and conduct it with minimum losses , " Grachev said of the New Year ' s Eve assault on Grozny . Instead , it turned into a six - week savage battle , with heavy losses suffered by the army . six - week savage battle , how did this even happen? 36 42 -1302 4 " We planned to start it as a surprise and conduct it with minimum losses , " Grachev said of the New Year ' s Eve assault on Grozny . Instead , it turned into a six - week savage battle , with heavy losses suffered by the army . heavy losses suffered by the army Who is taking responsibility? 43 49 -1302 5 Interfax on Tuesday said military sources estimated 1 , 200 soldiers were killed and 3 , 400 wounded since the invasion of Chechnya on Dec . 11 . the invasion of Chechnya on Dec . 11 . Why was Chechnya invaded? 19 28 -1303 1 About 4 , 000 workers went on strike Thursday in a troubled western Romania town to protest economic hardships and broken promises , unions said . workers What industry are the workers in? 4 5 -1303 1 About 4 , 000 workers went on strike Thursday in a troubled western Romania town to protest economic hardships and broken promises , unions said . protest economic hardships and broken promises , What sort of broken promises were accused? 16 23 -1303 1 About 4 , 000 workers went on strike Thursday in a troubled western Romania town to protest economic hardships and broken promises , unions said . broken promises , What promises were broken? 20 23 -1303 1 About 4 , 000 workers went on strike Thursday in a troubled western Romania town to protest economic hardships and broken promises , unions said . broken promises , Why were there tensions between the workers and the Romanian town? 20 23 -1303 2 Workers from the machinery plant in the western town of Resita , 350 kilometers ( 219 miles ) west of Bucharest , demanded hefty pay increases . hefty pay increases How much of an increase? 23 26 -1303 2 Workers from the machinery plant in the western town of Resita , 350 kilometers ( 219 miles ) west of Bucharest , demanded hefty pay increases . demanded hefty pay increases How large of an increase was being called for? 22 26 -1303 2 Workers from the machinery plant in the western town of Resita , 350 kilometers ( 219 miles ) west of Bucharest , demanded hefty pay increases . hefty pay increases Why did the workers feel that hefty pay increases were necessary? 23 26 -1303 4 Premier Nicolae Vacaroiu went to the factory then and gave into most of their demands . He promised the government would seek foreign partners for the plant , and provide credits by February . demands What were the demands? 14 15 -1303 5 Workers claim that mismanagement has damaged one the biggest machinery plants in the country and that the government has failed to keep all its promises . This time they are demanding an almost three - fold pay increase to 300 , 000 lei ( dlrs 167 ) per month . damaged How was the plant damaged? 5 6 -1303 5 Workers claim that mismanagement has damaged one the biggest machinery plants in the country and that the government has failed to keep all its promises . This time they are demanding an almost three - fold pay increase to 300 , 000 lei ( dlrs 167 ) per month . mismanagement What type of mismanagement was taking place at the factory? 3 4 -1303 5 Workers claim that mismanagement has damaged one the biggest machinery plants in the country and that the government has failed to keep all its promises . This time they are demanding an almost three - fold pay increase to 300 , 000 lei ( dlrs 167 ) per month . mismanagement How was the plant mismanaged such that the workers decided to strike? 3 4 -1304 1 The Iraqi man portrayed as the mastermind of the World Trade Center bombing pleaded innocent Thursday after he was captured in Pakistan and secretly returned to New York . man How was he suspected? 2 3 -1304 1 The Iraqi man portrayed as the mastermind of the World Trade Center bombing pleaded innocent Thursday after he was captured in Pakistan and secretly returned to New York . man What is his name? 2 3 -1304 2 Ramzi Ahmed Yousef , who fled the United States the night of the bombing two years ago , was arrested Tuesday at the Holiday Inn in Islamabad , Pakistan , officials announced Wednesday . He was brought to New York on a U . S . government plane . Ramzi How did they capture him? 0 1 -1304 2 Ramzi Ahmed Yousef , who fled the United States the night of the bombing two years ago , was arrested Tuesday at the Holiday Inn in Islamabad , Pakistan , officials announced Wednesday . He was brought to New York on a U . S . government plane . arrested Tuesday at the Holiday Inn in Islamabad , How was he discovered at the hotel? 19 28 -1304 3 Yousef appeared calm and spoke fewer than 10 words during the brief appearance before U . S . District Judge John F . Keenan . " I plead not guilty , " he said in English , waving off an interpreter standing beside him . interpreter Why did he waive off the interpreter? 40 41 -1304 4 The Iraqi - born Yousef , who lived most of his life in Kuwait , is charged with 11 counts relating to the bombing . The most serious charges are punishable by life in prison without parole . He told the judge he understood the indictment . The next appearance was set for Wednesday . The most serious charges Which are the most serious charges? 25 29 -1304 5 Yousef ' s assigned lawyer , Avraham C . Moskowitz , said he had met with him for only 30 minutes Thursday morning . He refused to comment about where his client had been for the last two years or about the arrest . comment Why did he not comment? 27 28 -1305 1 Switzerland ' s Supreme Court approved on Thursday the extradition of the grandson of former Communist ruler Todor Zhivkov to face rape charges in Bulgaria . extradition Was he leaving in Switzerland? 9 10 -1305 1 Switzerland ' s Supreme Court approved on Thursday the extradition of the grandson of former Communist ruler Todor Zhivkov to face rape charges in Bulgaria . approved on Thursday What did the court approve? 5 8 -1305 1 Switzerland ' s Supreme Court approved on Thursday the extradition of the grandson of former Communist ruler Todor Zhivkov to face rape charges in Bulgaria . the extradition Why did they approve this extradition? 8 10 -1305 1 Switzerland ' s Supreme Court approved on Thursday the extradition of the grandson of former Communist ruler Todor Zhivkov to face rape charges in Bulgaria . face rape charges Who is the accuser? 20 23 -1305 1 Switzerland ' s Supreme Court approved on Thursday the extradition of the grandson of former Communist ruler Todor Zhivkov to face rape charges in Bulgaria . grandson of former Communist ruler Todor Zhivkov Who is the grandson of former Communist ruler Todor Zhivkov? 12 19 -1305 2 Todor Ivanov Slavkov , 24 , had appealed against being returned to Bulgaria , claiming he would be the victim of a political vendetta against his family . had appealed Why did he appeal? 6 8 -1305 2 Todor Ivanov Slavkov , 24 , had appealed against being returned to Bulgaria , claiming he would be the victim of a political vendetta against his family . political vendetta against his family Why would he a victim of political vendetta? 22 27 -1305 2 Todor Ivanov Slavkov , 24 , had appealed against being returned to Bulgaria , claiming he would be the victim of a political vendetta against his family . victim of a political vendetta against his family Why will he be a victim of a political vendetta against his family? 19 27 -1305 2 Todor Ivanov Slavkov , 24 , had appealed against being returned to Bulgaria , claiming he would be the victim of a political vendetta against his family . political vendetta against his family Why was there a vendetta? 22 27 -1305 3 Zhivkov is under house arrest in Sofia on charges of embezzling state funds during his rule between 1954 and the fall of Communism in 1989 . He was sentenced to seven years imprisonment but has yet to serve his jail term . serve Why didn't he serve it yet? 37 38 -1305 3 Zhivkov is under house arrest in Sofia on charges of embezzling state funds during his rule between 1954 and the fall of Communism in 1989 . He was sentenced to seven years imprisonment but has yet to serve his jail term . under house arrest What were those regulations? 2 5 -1305 3 Zhivkov is under house arrest in Sofia on charges of embezzling state funds during his rule between 1954 and the fall of Communism in 1989 . He was sentenced to seven years imprisonment but has yet to serve his jail term . embezzling state funds Do they proof of the embezzlement? 10 13 -1305 3 Zhivkov is under house arrest in Sofia on charges of embezzling state funds during his rule between 1954 and the fall of Communism in 1989 . He was sentenced to seven years imprisonment but has yet to serve his jail term . has yet to serve Why hasn't he been jailed for this? 34 38 -1305 3 Zhivkov is under house arrest in Sofia on charges of embezzling state funds during his rule between 1954 and the fall of Communism in 1989 . He was sentenced to seven years imprisonment but has yet to serve his jail term . embezzling state funds How much state funds did he embezzle? 10 13 -1305 3 Zhivkov is under house arrest in Sofia on charges of embezzling state funds during his rule between 1954 and the fall of Communism in 1989 . He was sentenced to seven years imprisonment but has yet to serve his jail term . yet to serve his jail term . Why had he not served his term? 35 42 -1305 4 Slavkov is accused of raping a teen - age girl in 1988 . Bulgarian authorities opened criminal proceedings against him after his grandfather was ousted . criminal How long is he supposed to be on jail? 16 17 -1305 4 Slavkov is accused of raping a teen - age girl in 1988 . Bulgarian authorities opened criminal proceedings against him after his grandfather was ousted . grandfather was ousted Why was his grandfather ousted? 22 25 -1305 4 Slavkov is accused of raping a teen - age girl in 1988 . Bulgarian authorities opened criminal proceedings against him after his grandfather was ousted . opened criminal proceedings against him Why did the Bulgarian authorities opened criminal proceedings against him? 15 20 -1305 5 He was arrested while studying in Switzerland in 1992 but then went underground while released on bail . He was re - arrested in May 1994 after being stopped for a traffic violation . while studying What was he studying? 3 5 -1305 5 He was arrested while studying in Switzerland in 1992 but then went underground while released on bail . He was re - arrested in May 1994 after being stopped for a traffic violation . went underground Where did he go? 11 13 -1305 5 He was arrested while studying in Switzerland in 1992 but then went underground while released on bail . He was re - arrested in May 1994 after being stopped for a traffic violation . re - arrested Was there a warrant out for his arrest? 20 23 -1306 1 Russian President Boris Yeltsin on Thursday sacked two top army generals , both with a rank of deputy defense minister . sacked two top army generals , Why were they dismissed? 6 12 -1306 1 Russian President Boris Yeltsin on Thursday sacked two top army generals , both with a rank of deputy defense minister . sacked two top army generals , Why did the President sack two top army generals? 6 12 -1306 1 Russian President Boris Yeltsin on Thursday sacked two top army generals , both with a rank of deputy defense minister . sacked two top army generals , Why did Russian President sacked two top army generals? 6 12 -1306 1 Russian President Boris Yeltsin on Thursday sacked two top army generals , both with a rank of deputy defense minister . a rank of deputy defense minister How did a rank of deputy defence minister get sacked? 14 20 -1306 1 Russian President Boris Yeltsin on Thursday sacked two top army generals , both with a rank of deputy defense minister . sacked two top army generals , why dd he sack them? 6 12 -1306 2 Colonel generals Matvei Burlakov and Georgy Kondratyev were relieved of their duties by a Yeltsin decree , the presidential press - service said . were relieved of their duties Why were they relieved of their duties? 7 12 -1306 2 Colonel generals Matvei Burlakov and Georgy Kondratyev were relieved of their duties by a Yeltsin decree , the presidential press - service said . a Yeltsin decree , Why did the President use a Yeltsin decree? 13 17 -1306 2 Colonel generals Matvei Burlakov and Georgy Kondratyev were relieved of their duties by a Yeltsin decree , the presidential press - service said . relieved of their duties How does a Yeltsin decree relieved them of their duties? 8 12 -1306 3 Burlakov , who commanded the Western Group of Forces based in Germany , was long rumored and openly accused in the Russian media of being corrupt . being corrupt How was he corrupt? 24 26 -1306 3 Burlakov , who commanded the Western Group of Forces based in Germany , was long rumored and openly accused in the Russian media of being corrupt . accused in the Russian media of being corrupt How was this person acting to be defined as corrupt? 18 26 -1306 3 Burlakov , who commanded the Western Group of Forces based in Germany , was long rumored and openly accused in the Russian media of being corrupt . long rumored and openly accused Why is he long rumoured and openly accused of being corrupt by the Russian media? 14 19 -1306 4 Still , Defense Minister Pavel Grachev has been actively backing Burlakov and secured the deputy minister ' s post for him after Russian forces completed their pullout from Germany last August . Pavel Grachev has been actively backing Burlakov Why is the Defense Minister actively backing Burlakov? 4 11 -1306 4 Still , Defense Minister Pavel Grachev has been actively backing Burlakov and secured the deputy minister ' s post for him after Russian forces completed their pullout from Germany last August . actively backing Why is Grachev actively backing Burlakov? 8 10 -1306 5 In November , Yeltsin suspended Burlakov following the assassination of a reporter investigating military corruption . Dmitry Kholodov , who worked for the popular daily Moskovsky Komsomolets , was killed in the newspaper ' s office by a briefcase rigged with explosives . assassination of a reporter How is Burlakov involved in the assassination of a reporter? 8 12 -1306 5 In November , Yeltsin suspended Burlakov following the assassination of a reporter investigating military corruption . Dmitry Kholodov , who worked for the popular daily Moskovsky Komsomolets , was killed in the newspaper ' s office by a briefcase rigged with explosives . military corruption How is Burlakov involve in the military corruption investigated by a reporter? 13 15 -1307 1 It ' s a birthday party . No , it ' s a wake . One year after the 1994 Winter Olympics opened in Lillehammer , Norwegians are celebrating and mourning at the same time . celebrating and mourning at the same time Why are Norwegians celebrating and mourning at the same time? 28 35 -1307 1 It ' s a birthday party . No , it ' s a wake . One year after the 1994 Winter Olympics opened in Lillehammer , Norwegians are celebrating and mourning at the same time . celebrating and mourning Why are they happy and sad? 28 31 -1307 1 It ' s a birthday party . No , it ' s a wake . One year after the 1994 Winter Olympics opened in Lillehammer , Norwegians are celebrating and mourning at the same time . celebrating Why are they celebrating? 28 29 -1307 1 It ' s a birthday party . No , it ' s a wake . One year after the 1994 Winter Olympics opened in Lillehammer , Norwegians are celebrating and mourning at the same time . mourning Why are they mourning? 30 31 -1307 1 It ' s a birthday party . No , it ' s a wake . One year after the 1994 Winter Olympics opened in Lillehammer , Norwegians are celebrating and mourning at the same time . mourning What are they mourning? 30 31 -1307 2 " They were 16 glorious days . But it ' s over , " says Kjetil Liljebach , a 15 - year - old native , keeping a stiff upper lip about the passing of the Games . stiff upper lip What does it mean to keep a stiff upper lip? 28 31 -1307 3 The picture - book town of 24 , 000 people is turning out this Sunday to recapture the spirit that made its beloved Feb . 12 - 27 Games virtually perfect . recapture the spirit Why do the town folk want to recapture the spirit? 16 19 -1307 3 The picture - book town of 24 , 000 people is turning out this Sunday to recapture the spirit that made its beloved Feb . 12 - 27 Games virtually perfect . virtually perfect According to whom? 29 31 -1307 3 The picture - book town of 24 , 000 people is turning out this Sunday to recapture the spirit that made its beloved Feb . 12 - 27 Games virtually perfect . turning out How are they turning out? 11 13 -1307 4 Lillehammer billed Sunday as " The Olympics First Birthday " party , with concerts and a mini - Olympics for children . children What do the children get to do as part of the Olympics? 20 21 -1307 5 But the tombstone on posters for a local theater performance says : " Here lies the ' 94 Olympics . Rest in Peace . For Now . " For Now Why did the newspaper include the \"for now\"? 24 26 -1307 5 But the tombstone on posters for a local theater performance says : " Here lies the ' 94 Olympics . Rest in Peace . For Now . " For Now Do they plan on hosting again? 24 26 -1307 5 But the tombstone on posters for a local theater performance says : " Here lies the ' 94 Olympics . Rest in Peace . For Now . " For Now Do they expect to host the Olympics again some day? 24 26 -1308 1 In news that could escalate tensions in Algeria , the country ' s foreign minister said Thursday that the president of the outlawed Islamic fundamentalist movement had been hospitalized . outlawed Islamic fundamentalist movement What had the movement done to be outlawed? 22 26 -1308 1 In news that could escalate tensions in Algeria , the country ' s foreign minister said Thursday that the president of the outlawed Islamic fundamentalist movement had been hospitalized . had been hospitalized Why is he hospitalized? 26 29 -1308 2 Foreign Minister Mohamed Salah Dembri said 65 - year - old Abassi Madani had been moved from the villa where he was under house arrest and was now receiving medical care . where he was under house arrest Why was he under house arrest? 19 25 -1308 2 Foreign Minister Mohamed Salah Dembri said 65 - year - old Abassi Madani had been moved from the villa where he was under house arrest and was now receiving medical care . was now receiving medical care What condition is he receiving medical care for? 26 31 -1308 2 Foreign Minister Mohamed Salah Dembri said 65 - year - old Abassi Madani had been moved from the villa where he was under house arrest and was now receiving medical care . receiving medical care why was he receiving medical care 28 31 -1308 2 Foreign Minister Mohamed Salah Dembri said 65 - year - old Abassi Madani had been moved from the villa where he was under house arrest and was now receiving medical care . under house arrest Why is he under house arrest? 22 25 -1308 2 Foreign Minister Mohamed Salah Dembri said 65 - year - old Abassi Madani had been moved from the villa where he was under house arrest and was now receiving medical care . medical care Why is he receiving medical care? 29 31 -1308 3 He refused to say whether Madani was seriously ill but pointed out that rumors about his near death had been circulated in the past to whip up opposition to the government . rumors who spread the rumors 13 14 -1308 3 He refused to say whether Madani was seriously ill but pointed out that rumors about his near death had been circulated in the past to whip up opposition to the government . opposition to the government How does Madani's health issues lead to anti-government sentiment? 27 31 -1308 4 Dembri said Ali Belhadj , vice - president of the banned Islamic Salvation Front , FIS , had been separated from Madani and moved to another " residence . " moved to another " residence . " Why was Ali Belhadj moved to another residence? 23 30 -1308 5 The London - based Arabic newspaper , Ash - Sharq Al - Awsat , broke the news of the two FIS leaders , and said Madani was visited by his son in the hospital Sunday . hospital which hospital is mandani in 33 34 -1309 1 A U . N . aid convoy arrived Thursday to the besieged northwestern enclave of Bihac , easing but not ending chronic food shortages in the region . chronic food shortages in the region What was leading to the food shortages? 21 27 -1309 1 A U . N . aid convoy arrived Thursday to the besieged northwestern enclave of Bihac , easing but not ending chronic food shortages in the region . besieged northwestern enclave of Bihac , Why has this region been besieged? 11 17 -1309 1 A U . N . aid convoy arrived Thursday to the besieged northwestern enclave of Bihac , easing but not ending chronic food shortages in the region . besieged What is besieging this region? 11 12 -1309 2 U . N . officials in the pocket said the convoy arrived in the mid - afternoon after securing permission from rebel Serbs from nearby Croatia and renegade Muslims who have been fighting government troops in the region . There were no immediate details . fighting government troops in the region What was driving them to fight the governmental military? 32 38 -1309 2 U . N . officials in the pocket said the convoy arrived in the mid - afternoon after securing permission from rebel Serbs from nearby Croatia and renegade Muslims who have been fighting government troops in the region . There were no immediate details . Muslims who have been fighting government troops Why are they fighting? 28 35 -1309 2 U . N . officials in the pocket said the convoy arrived in the mid - afternoon after securing permission from rebel Serbs from nearby Croatia and renegade Muslims who have been fighting government troops in the region . There were no immediate details . fighting How many groups are fighting each other in this region? 32 33 -1309 3 In the capital Sarajevo , U . N . officials warned that new trenches on the city ' s confrontation lines could jeopardize what progress has been made to improve life for civilians . progress has been made What types of progress had taken place? 24 28 -1309 3 In the capital Sarajevo , U . N . officials warned that new trenches on the city ' s confrontation lines could jeopardize what progress has been made to improve life for civilians . progress What progress are these? 24 25 -1309 5 As has happened time and again in Bosnia ' s 34 - month war , U . N . efforts to ease the conflict and feed civilians have made small steps forward , only to be met with frustrations . efforts How often does the U.N. make efforts to deliver food to the civilians? 19 20 -1310 1 Six people were shot to death Thursday in Karachi ' s latest spasm of violence , and a top police officer acknowledged he lacked sufficient staff to deal with the current fighting . lacked sufficient staff Why did he lack sufficient staff? 23 26 -1310 1 Six people were shot to death Thursday in Karachi ' s latest spasm of violence , and a top police officer acknowledged he lacked sufficient staff to deal with the current fighting . lacked sufficient staff Why was there a lack of sufficient staff? 23 26 -1310 1 Six people were shot to death Thursday in Karachi ' s latest spasm of violence , and a top police officer acknowledged he lacked sufficient staff to deal with the current fighting . Six people were shot Who were these six people? 0 4 -1310 1 Six people were shot to death Thursday in Karachi ' s latest spasm of violence , and a top police officer acknowledged he lacked sufficient staff to deal with the current fighting . latest spasm of violence , Why was the violence taking place? 11 16 -1310 1 Six people were shot to death Thursday in Karachi ' s latest spasm of violence , and a top police officer acknowledged he lacked sufficient staff to deal with the current fighting . sufficient Why did he lack sufficient staff\n 24 25 -1310 2 " Every third man in Karachi is armed , " said Abdul Sattar Sheikh , the senior superintendent of police in Karachi Central , the hardest - hit district . " Every third man in Karachi is armed , " Are so many men armed because of the lack of a strong police force? Or for more nefarious reasons? 0 10 -1310 2 " Every third man in Karachi is armed , " said Abdul Sattar Sheikh , the senior superintendent of police in Karachi Central , the hardest - hit district . " Every third man in Karachi is armed , " Why are so many people armed? 0 10 -1310 2 " Every third man in Karachi is armed , " said Abdul Sattar Sheikh , the senior superintendent of police in Karachi Central , the hardest - hit district . " Every third man in Karachi is armed , " Why are so many people armed at this time? 0 10 -1310 2 " Every third man in Karachi is armed , " said Abdul Sattar Sheikh , the senior superintendent of police in Karachi Central , the hardest - hit district . hardest - hit Why is it the hardest hit district? 25 28 -1310 3 Nearly 60 people have been killed in the past week , most in mass shootings that appeared highly organized . mass shootings that appeared highly organized How does a mass shooting appear highly organized? 13 19 -1310 3 Nearly 60 people have been killed in the past week , most in mass shootings that appeared highly organized . appeared highly organized Who is organizing the shootings? 16 19 -1310 3 Nearly 60 people have been killed in the past week , most in mass shootings that appeared highly organized . that appeared highly organized . What are the identifying factors that seem to give rise to this conclusion? 15 20 -1310 4 " We are not equipped to counter organized terrorism , " the superintendent said . not equipped to counter What would they need to counter terrorism? 3 7 -1310 4 " We are not equipped to counter organized terrorism , " the superintendent said . not equipped Why are they not equipped? 3 5 -1310 4 " We are not equipped to counter organized terrorism , " the superintendent said . equipped Why are they not equipped? 4 5 -1310 5 Karachi has been plagued by political violence since 1986 , and the past week ' s killings have marked one of the worst outbursts during that period . plagued by political violence Why has it been plagued for over 30 years?? 3 7 -1310 5 Karachi has been plagued by political violence since 1986 , and the past week ' s killings have marked one of the worst outbursts during that period . worst outbursts What has caused the killings to be so bad during the past week? 22 24 -1310 5 Karachi has been plagued by political violence since 1986 , and the past week ' s killings have marked one of the worst outbursts during that period . political violence since 1986 , Why is there political violence in this region? 5 10 -1310 5 Karachi has been plagued by political violence since 1986 , and the past week ' s killings have marked one of the worst outbursts during that period . worst How is it one of the worst hit regions? Stats? 22 23 -1311 1 Greece on Thursday said it won ' t allow the European Union to speed up a customs union with Turkey unless it receives further assurances regarding membership talks with Cyprus . assurances Why does Greece need these assurances? Have the other members been hesitant to discuss Cyprus' membership? 24 25 -1311 1 Greece on Thursday said it won ' t allow the European Union to speed up a customs union with Turkey unless it receives further assurances regarding membership talks with Cyprus . membership Why does Greece want Cyprus to have membership? 26 27 -1311 1 Greece on Thursday said it won ' t allow the European Union to speed up a customs union with Turkey unless it receives further assurances regarding membership talks with Cyprus . membership talks with Cyprus What sort of membership discussions was Cyprus having at the time? 26 30 -1311 1 Greece on Thursday said it won ' t allow the European Union to speed up a customs union with Turkey unless it receives further assurances regarding membership talks with Cyprus . membership Does Greece back Cyprus as a member of the EU? 26 27 -1311 1 Greece on Thursday said it won ' t allow the European Union to speed up a customs union with Turkey unless it receives further assurances regarding membership talks with Cyprus . customs union What is a customs union? 16 18 -1311 2 " The position of the Greek government is negative . At the same time the government detects the possibility to continue talks because we think there is room for clearing up and improving the ( EU ) positions , " government spokesman Evangelos Venizelos said after a cabinet meeting . negative Is the Greek government negative on the matter of Turkey's customs union because they're negative on it, but willing to compromise, or strictly in a bid to force membership talks with Cyprus? 8 9 -1311 2 " The position of the Greek government is negative . At the same time the government detects the possibility to continue talks because we think there is room for clearing up and improving the ( EU ) positions , " government spokesman Evangelos Venizelos said after a cabinet meeting . clearing up and improving How does Venizelos want EU positions improved? 29 33 -1311 2 " The position of the Greek government is negative . At the same time the government detects the possibility to continue talks because we think there is room for clearing up and improving the ( EU ) positions , " government spokesman Evangelos Venizelos said after a cabinet meeting . position of the Greek government is negative Why is Greece holding such a position? 2 9 -1311 2 " The position of the Greek government is negative . At the same time the government detects the possibility to continue talks because we think there is room for clearing up and improving the ( EU ) positions , " government spokesman Evangelos Venizelos said after a cabinet meeting . government detects the possibility How can the government detects the possibility to continue talks? 15 19 -1311 3 Foreign ministers from the 15 EU nations on Monday had promised to open membership talks with Cyprus six months after an institutional overhaul of the EU is approved sometime in 1997 . had promised Why haven't they yet? 9 11 -1311 3 Foreign ministers from the 15 EU nations on Monday had promised to open membership talks with Cyprus six months after an institutional overhaul of the EU is approved sometime in 1997 . institutional overhaul of the EU What type of changes were taking place? 21 26 -1311 3 Foreign ministers from the 15 EU nations on Monday had promised to open membership talks with Cyprus six months after an institutional overhaul of the EU is approved sometime in 1997 . institutional overhaul What does this entail? 21 23 -1311 4 In return Greece would lift its veto on the trade accord with Turkey . The EU ministers had hoped to clear up remaining technical problems in negotiations with Turkey so that talks would end by March 7 , when the EU foreign ministers meet again . remaining technical problems What are these technical problems? 22 25 -1311 5 Some of those problems are Turkey ' s human rights record and limits on the free movement of Turkish citizens in the EU once the customs union becomes operational . human rights What are the issues with Turkey's human rights record? 8 10 -1311 5 Some of those problems are Turkey ' s human rights record and limits on the free movement of Turkish citizens in the EU once the customs union becomes operational . limits What are the limits, who wants to put them in place, and why? 12 13 -1311 5 Some of those problems are Turkey ' s human rights record and limits on the free movement of Turkish citizens in the EU once the customs union becomes operational . and limits on the free movement Why were there limits on some citizens' movements in Turkey? 11 17 -1311 5 Some of those problems are Turkey ' s human rights record and limits on the free movement of Turkish citizens in the EU once the customs union becomes operational . free movement of Turkish citizens What is problematic about free movement of Turkish citizens? 15 20 -1311 5 Some of those problems are Turkey ' s human rights record and limits on the free movement of Turkish citizens in the EU once the customs union becomes operational . Some of those problems What are the other problems? 0 4 -1312 1 Russia has delivered the first of four new patrol submarines that will dramatically improve China ' s fleet and has raised fears of new Chinese aggression in Asia and the Pacific . fears of new Chinese aggression What type of aggression would take place? 21 26 -1312 1 Russia has delivered the first of four new patrol submarines that will dramatically improve China ' s fleet and has raised fears of new Chinese aggression in Asia and the Pacific . patrol When are the remaining 3 submarines expected to be delivered? 8 9 -1312 2 Robert Karniol , Asia - Pacific editor of Jane ' s Defense Weekly , said the $ 1 billion deal for the advanced Kilo - class diesel vessels was signed in November . Weekly , Is the Jane's Defense Weekly a state publication? 12 14 -1312 2 Robert Karniol , Asia - Pacific editor of Jane ' s Defense Weekly , said the $ 1 billion deal for the advanced Kilo - class diesel vessels was signed in November . November of which year? 31 32 -1312 3 The first sub is on a Chinese merchant ship heading for China , Karniol said Thursday . merchant How big is this submarine? 7 8 -1312 4 " This is a major generational jump from China ' s current fleet , and there are fears that it could use the vessels to push its own interests in the region , " he said by telephone from his officd in Bangkok , Thailand . China ' s current fleet , Why was the current fleet so outdated? 8 14 -1312 4 " This is a major generational jump from China ' s current fleet , and there are fears that it could use the vessels to push its own interests in the region , " he said by telephone from his officd in Bangkok , Thailand . fleet , What were the last additions to China's current fleet, and when were they added? 12 14 -1312 4 " This is a major generational jump from China ' s current fleet , and there are fears that it could use the vessels to push its own interests in the region , " he said by telephone from his officd in Bangkok , Thailand . generational jump the technology is better now? 5 7 -1312 5 The diesel submarines can stay at sea for several weeks and have sophisticated search - and - attack sonars . sophisticated search - and - attack sonars what do they attack? 12 19 -1313 1 Offended by photographs of naked Jewish women being marched to their deaths by the Nazis , ultra - Orthodox Jews say they will build their own Holocaust memorial unless the state museum takes down the pictures . Offended Why do these photos offend the Orthodox Jewish community? 0 1 -1313 1 Offended by photographs of naked Jewish women being marched to their deaths by the Nazis , ultra - Orthodox Jews say they will build their own Holocaust memorial unless the state museum takes down the pictures . own What would this new memorial include? 25 26 -1313 1 Offended by photographs of naked Jewish women being marched to their deaths by the Nazis , ultra - Orthodox Jews say they will build their own Holocaust memorial unless the state museum takes down the pictures . build their own Holocaust memorial What will this memorial accomplish? 23 28 -1313 1 Offended by photographs of naked Jewish women being marched to their deaths by the Nazis , ultra - Orthodox Jews say they will build their own Holocaust memorial unless the state museum takes down the pictures . photographs Why were such photographs included in the museum? 2 3 -1313 1 Offended by photographs of naked Jewish women being marched to their deaths by the Nazis , ultra - Orthodox Jews say they will build their own Holocaust memorial unless the state museum takes down the pictures . Offended Were the photographs displayed out in the open or another offensive way? 0 1 -1313 1 Offended by photographs of naked Jewish women being marched to their deaths by the Nazis , ultra - Orthodox Jews say they will build their own Holocaust memorial unless the state museum takes down the pictures . state Which state museum is this? 30 31 -1313 2 The Yad Vashem Holocaust memorial has rejected the request . Many Israelis , meanwhile , worried the latest religion - based controversy would deepen an already huge chasm between devout and secular Jews here . chasm What is the division between devout and secular Jews in Israel like? 27 28 -1313 2 The Yad Vashem Holocaust memorial has rejected the request . Many Israelis , meanwhile , worried the latest religion - based controversy would deepen an already huge chasm between devout and secular Jews here . chasm What is the source of the chasm? 27 28 -1313 2 The Yad Vashem Holocaust memorial has rejected the request . Many Israelis , meanwhile , worried the latest religion - based controversy would deepen an already huge chasm between devout and secular Jews here . rejected Why did the Museum reject the request? 6 7 -1313 2 The Yad Vashem Holocaust memorial has rejected the request . Many Israelis , meanwhile , worried the latest religion - based controversy would deepen an already huge chasm between devout and secular Jews here . Jews What are the differences between devout and secular Jews? 32 33 -1313 3 " The Holocaust is a national and historic trauma and a split over it could create an irrevocable rift in our people , " Culture Minister Shulamit Aloni of the liberal Meretz party said . irrevocable rift Has the Jewish community faced rifts of this size before? 17 19 -1313 3 " The Holocaust is a national and historic trauma and a split over it could create an irrevocable rift in our people , " Culture Minister Shulamit Aloni of the liberal Meretz party said . Meretz What policies do the Meretz party support? 31 32 -1313 3 " The Holocaust is a national and historic trauma and a split over it could create an irrevocable rift in our people , " Culture Minister Shulamit Aloni of the liberal Meretz party said . party How many political parties are active in the region? 32 33 -1313 4 Dov Shilansky , a right - wing legislator and concentration camp survivor , said the Holocaust was " a sacred memory that shouldn ' t be reduced to street bargaining . " street bargaining Is there a more dignified way for the Orthodox community to try and resolve this issue? 28 30 -1313 4 Dov Shilansky , a right - wing legislator and concentration camp survivor , said the Holocaust was " a sacred memory that shouldn ' t be reduced to street bargaining . " street bargaining . " Why is the orthodox Jews' offense bargaining? 28 32 -1313 4 Dov Shilansky , a right - wing legislator and concentration camp survivor , said the Holocaust was " a sacred memory that shouldn ' t be reduced to street bargaining . " bargaining Why does Dov Shilansky believe a historical museum is reducing the memory to 'street bargaining'? 29 30 -1313 5 The controversy arose amid heightened interest in the World War II slaughter of some six million Jews after last month ' s 50th anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz death camp in Poland . anniversary How was the anniversary commemorated? 23 24 -1313 5 The controversy arose amid heightened interest in the World War II slaughter of some six million Jews after last month ' s 50th anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz death camp in Poland . controversy What do the opposing sides of the issue say about the controversy? 1 2 -1314 1 An estimated 4 , 000 striking workers marched through the capital of this French island Thursday in sympathy with bank employees who walked off the job three weeks ago calling for higher pay . estimated How was this estimate made? 1 2 -1314 1 An estimated 4 , 000 striking workers marched through the capital of this French island Thursday in sympathy with bank employees who walked off the job three weeks ago calling for higher pay . this French island Which island is the article referring to? 12 15 -1314 1 An estimated 4 , 000 striking workers marched through the capital of this French island Thursday in sympathy with bank employees who walked off the job three weeks ago calling for higher pay . French island Which island? 13 15 -1314 1 An estimated 4 , 000 striking workers marched through the capital of this French island Thursday in sympathy with bank employees who walked off the job three weeks ago calling for higher pay . calling for higher pay Why was there a strike for higher pay? 29 33 -1314 1 An estimated 4 , 000 striking workers marched through the capital of this French island Thursday in sympathy with bank employees who walked off the job three weeks ago calling for higher pay . island Which Friench island is this? 14 15 -1314 2 All nine of Martinique ' s non - banking sector unions had called a two - day general strike starting Thursday as a show of support for the bank employees . The unions represent both public and private workers on this island of 360 , 000 . support How much were the bank employees underpaid to draw this much support? 25 26 -1314 3 Compliance with the strike varied . Only about 20 teachers stayed home , but nearly all shops in Fort - de - France were closed . Activity continued as usual at the airport and hotels and water and electricity service weren ' t interrupted . nearly How was it determined that \"nearly\" all shops were closed? 14 15 -1314 3 Compliance with the strike varied . Only about 20 teachers stayed home , but nearly all shops in Fort - de - France were closed . Activity continued as usual at the airport and hotels and water and electricity service weren ' t interrupted . varied Why did compliance vary? 4 5 -1314 3 Compliance with the strike varied . Only about 20 teachers stayed home , but nearly all shops in Fort - de - France were closed . Activity continued as usual at the airport and hotels and water and electricity service weren ' t interrupted . all Where did all this support come from? Were the bank employees that badly treated? 15 16 -1314 4 The march lasted for three hours and ended at the unions ' headquarters . No violence was reported . ended Why did the march end? 7 8 -1314 5 Many workers apparently didn ' t heed the strike call because they were disgruntled that the bank strike had dragged on so long . dragged on Why has the strike dragged on for so long? 19 21 -1314 5 Many workers apparently didn ' t heed the strike call because they were disgruntled that the bank strike had dragged on so long . strike had dragged on so long . Why was the strike lasting for so long? 17 24 -1314 5 Many workers apparently didn ' t heed the strike call because they were disgruntled that the bank strike had dragged on so long . strike What caused the strike to drag on for so long? 8 9 -1315 1 The crisis in Israeli - Palestinian relations deepened Thursday after their leaders failed to agree on how to expand Palestinian autonomy without endangering Israeli security . failed to agree Why did they fail to agree? 12 15 -1315 1 The crisis in Israeli - Palestinian relations deepened Thursday after their leaders failed to agree on how to expand Palestinian autonomy without endangering Israeli security . agree What were their political positions? 14 15 -1315 2 Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and PLO chief Yasser Arafat did not resolve any disputes during their 2 1 / 2 - hour meeting Thursday at an Israel - PLO command post in northern Gaza . resolve What issues are preventing them from settling disputes? 11 12 -1315 2 Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and PLO chief Yasser Arafat did not resolve any disputes during their 2 1 / 2 - hour meeting Thursday at an Israel - PLO command post in northern Gaza . Thursday of which year? 23 24 -1315 3 Reflecting the tensions , the two did not hold a joint news conference . However , they agreed to meet again next Thursday . agreed Does this mean they intend to come to an agreement soon? 17 18 -1315 3 Reflecting the tensions , the two did not hold a joint news conference . However , they agreed to meet again next Thursday . next Thursday what will they discuss this time? 21 23 -1315 4 Rabin told Arafat he must rein in Islamic militants before Israel will talk about expanding Palestinian self - rule to the West Bank . Fifty - five Israelis have been killed by Palestinian militants since October in a surge of suicide bombings . he must rein in Islamic militants How, exactly, will this be done? 3 9 -1315 4 Rabin told Arafat he must rein in Islamic militants before Israel will talk about expanding Palestinian self - rule to the West Bank . Fifty - five Israelis have been killed by Palestinian militants since October in a surge of suicide bombings . October how many months has it been? 35 36 -1315 5 Rabin also refused Arafat ' s demand that Israel lift a 19 - day closure of the West Bank and Gaza Strip imposed after a bombing attack last month by Islamic militants that killed 21 Israelis . attack How often are these attacks? 26 27 -1316 1 David didn ' t defeat Goliath in Chechnya - - but he delivered powerful and unexpected blows to the body , and especially to the ego . didn ' t defeat Why didn't David defeat Goliath? 1 5 -1316 1 David didn ' t defeat Goliath in Chechnya - - but he delivered powerful and unexpected blows to the body , and especially to the ego . unexpected Why ere the blows unexpected? 15 16 -1316 1 David didn ' t defeat Goliath in Chechnya - - but he delivered powerful and unexpected blows to the body , and especially to the ego . ego Why did the blows harm Goliath's ego? 25 26 -1316 2 What went wrong ? Why did poorly equipped , inexperienced Chechen fighters hold off heavily armed Russian troops carrying the mantle of the old Soviet superpower for more than a month ? heavily armed Russian troops How were the Russian troops so heavily-armed? 14 18 -1316 2 What went wrong ? Why did poorly equipped , inexperienced Chechen fighters hold off heavily armed Russian troops carrying the mantle of the old Soviet superpower for more than a month ? What went wrong ? What did go wrong, enabling poorly equipped fighters to hold off heavily armed Russian troops? 0 4 -1316 3 As Chechen separatists take their war for independence from Russia into the countryside , military analysts have been examining Moscow ' s poor performance in its first military encounter since the Cold War ended . countryside , Why is the war headed into the countryside? 12 14 -1316 4 Some reasons for Russia ' s bungled invasion of Chechnya are clear . reasons What are the reasons? 1 2 -1316 5 Units that had never trained together were sent to fight together - - motorized rifle troops , airborne troops , naval infantry and Ministry of Interior soldiers . had never trained together Why were some units not training together in case they needed to work in unison? 2 6 -1316 5 Units that had never trained together were sent to fight together - - motorized rifle troops , airborne troops , naval infantry and Ministry of Interior soldiers . never trained together Why hadn't the units trained together? 3 6 -1317 1 Federal prosecutors announced a sweeping securities fraud indictment against six people Thursday , charging them with illegal profits on insider tips about the corporate takeover plans of ATT Corp . sweeping securities fraud indictment What exactly is a sweeping securities fraud indictment? 4 8 -1317 1 Federal prosecutors announced a sweeping securities fraud indictment against six people Thursday , charging them with illegal profits on insider tips about the corporate takeover plans of ATT Corp . ATT How can they police the exchange of insider tips and how can they prove it? 27 28 -1317 1 Federal prosecutors announced a sweeping securities fraud indictment against six people Thursday , charging them with illegal profits on insider tips about the corporate takeover plans of ATT Corp . profits How much in profits? 17 18 -1317 2 Several others including a former ATT labor relations executive also were implicated in the alleged scheme , which netted dlrs 2 million and marked one of the biggest cases of Wall Street corruption since the takeover heyday of the 1980s . Wall Street corruption How often does Wall Street corruption occur? 30 33 -1317 2 Several others including a former ATT labor relations executive also were implicated in the alleged scheme , which netted dlrs 2 million and marked one of the biggest cases of Wall Street corruption since the takeover heyday of the 1980s . heyday What occurred during the 1980s? 36 37 -1317 3 The six defendants were charged with conspiracy to commit securities fraud , fraud in connection with takeover offers , wire fraud and obstruction , U . S . Attorney Mary Jo White told a news conference in Manhattan . wire fraud What is wire fraud? 19 21 -1317 4 The indictment says that for more than four years , the defendants were fed illicit tips about the takeover plans of the nation ' s biggest long - distance telephone company and used the information to buy and sell securities for profit . the defendants were fed illicit tips Who fed the defendants the illicit tips? 10 16 -1317 4 The indictment says that for more than four years , the defendants were fed illicit tips about the takeover plans of the nation ' s biggest long - distance telephone company and used the information to buy and sell securities for profit . securities What do they mean specifically when they say securities and how does this affect the company? 39 40 -1317 4 The indictment says that for more than four years , the defendants were fed illicit tips about the takeover plans of the nation ' s biggest long - distance telephone company and used the information to buy and sell securities for profit . fed Who fed them the illicit tips 13 14 -1317 4 The indictment says that for more than four years , the defendants were fed illicit tips about the takeover plans of the nation ' s biggest long - distance telephone company and used the information to buy and sell securities for profit . defendants were fed Who fed them the tips? 11 14 -1317 5 Federal law prohibits this practice , known as insider trading , which proliferated during the 1980s era of takeovers that frequently drove up the stock prices of target companies . insider trading , When did the first case on insider trading occur? 8 11 -1317 5 Federal law prohibits this practice , known as insider trading , which proliferated during the 1980s era of takeovers that frequently drove up the stock prices of target companies . up How does insider trading lead to the rise in stock prices of target companies? 22 23 -1318 1 Darryl Strawberry , the former Mets slugger whose career has been plagued by drug and alcohol problems , pleaded guilty Thursday to tax evasion and was promised a probable sentence of three months in jail . former Mets slugger Why is he no longer a Mets slugger? 4 7 -1318 1 Darryl Strawberry , the former Mets slugger whose career has been plagued by drug and alcohol problems , pleaded guilty Thursday to tax evasion and was promised a probable sentence of three months in jail . problems , What problems exactly? 16 18 -1318 1 Darryl Strawberry , the former Mets slugger whose career has been plagued by drug and alcohol problems , pleaded guilty Thursday to tax evasion and was promised a probable sentence of three months in jail . pleaded guilty Pled guilty to what? 18 20 -1318 1 Darryl Strawberry , the former Mets slugger whose career has been plagued by drug and alcohol problems , pleaded guilty Thursday to tax evasion and was promised a probable sentence of three months in jail . pleaded guilty in which court? 18 20 -1318 1 Darryl Strawberry , the former Mets slugger whose career has been plagued by drug and alcohol problems , pleaded guilty Thursday to tax evasion and was promised a probable sentence of three months in jail . plagued by drug and alcohol problems How and when did he start getting out of control with drugs and alcohol. 11 17 -1318 2 The plea bargain in federal court came three days after Strawberry was suspended from U . S . Major League Baseball and released by the San Francisco Giants for failing drug tests . plea bargain Why was this bargain offered? 1 3 -1318 2 The plea bargain in federal court came three days after Strawberry was suspended from U . S . Major League Baseball and released by the San Francisco Giants for failing drug tests . was suspended Why exactly was he suspended? 11 13 -1318 2 The plea bargain in federal court came three days after Strawberry was suspended from U . S . Major League Baseball and released by the San Francisco Giants for failing drug tests . failing drug tests How many times did he fail? 29 32 -1318 2 The plea bargain in federal court came three days after Strawberry was suspended from U . S . Major League Baseball and released by the San Francisco Giants for failing drug tests . Strawberry was suspended Why was he suspended? 10 13 -1318 3 Strawberry could have been sentenced to up to five years in jail . The sentence discussed Thursday is subject to change based on probation and other presentencing reports . subject to change What would the change be based upon? 18 21 -1318 3 Strawberry could have been sentenced to up to five years in jail . The sentence discussed Thursday is subject to change based on probation and other presentencing reports . other What other reports? 25 26 -1318 3 Strawberry could have been sentenced to up to five years in jail . The sentence discussed Thursday is subject to change based on probation and other presentencing reports . probation and other presentencing reports Why not do the promised probable sentence of three months. 23 28 -1318 4 Besides the three - month jail term , Strawberry is to be sentenced to three months of home confinement , with an electronic monitor . of home confinement , What are the rules of home confinement? 16 20 -1318 5 However , he may be allowed to play baseball during the season if he gets a job . if he gets a job What kind of job? 12 17 -1318 5 However , he may be allowed to play baseball during the season if he gets a job . if he gets a job Does he have any job prospects? 12 17 -1318 5 However , he may be allowed to play baseball during the season if he gets a job . during during which season? 9 10 -1318 5 However , he may be allowed to play baseball during the season if he gets a job . if he gets a job what kind of job? during or after his home confinement? 12 17 -1318 5 However , he may be allowed to play baseball during the season if he gets a job . may be allowed to play baseball Why does he get to play? 3 9 -1319 1 An art expert is visiting a northern Serbian town to tackle an immense task : reviewing thousands of pieces of art carried off by the Yugoslav army during a 1991 war in Croatia . art expert Why is there only one art expert reviewing thousands of art pieces? 1 3 -1319 1 An art expert is visiting a northern Serbian town to tackle an immense task : reviewing thousands of pieces of art carried off by the Yugoslav army during a 1991 war in Croatia . carried off by the Yugoslav army Why was the art carried off by the army? 21 27 -1319 1 An art expert is visiting a northern Serbian town to tackle an immense task : reviewing thousands of pieces of art carried off by the Yugoslav army during a 1991 war in Croatia . thousands of pieces of art carried off Why did the army take the art? 16 23 -1319 2 Christoph Hans Von Imhof of the Council of Europe traveled Thursday to Novi Sad , where officials say most of about 10 , 000 medieval icons , paintings , sculptures and other items are located . Christoph Hans Von Imhof How was Christoph Hans Von Imhof chosen to review the pieces of art? 0 4 -1319 3 Yugoslavia says it took the artifacts only to save them . It informed the U . N . Educational , Scientific and Cultural Organization about the operation and provided full lists of the items . save them Save them from what? 8 10 -1319 4 " The only thing that is a secret is where exactly the objects are , " said Marko Omcikus , head of Serbia ' s office for the protection of cultural monuments . secret Why is the location of the objects a secret? 7 8 -1319 4 " The only thing that is a secret is where exactly the objects are , " said Marko Omcikus , head of Serbia ' s office for the protection of cultural monuments . protection of cultural monuments What exactly are the responsibilities of this agency? 28 32 -1319 4 " The only thing that is a secret is where exactly the objects are , " said Marko Omcikus , head of Serbia ' s office for the protection of cultural monuments . where exactly the objects are , " Why are the objects being hidden? 9 16 -1319 5 Yugoslavia has indicated that valuables will be returned to Croatia only after a dispute is settled between four former and two remaining Yugoslav republics over once - common assets . dispute What are the details of the dispute? 13 14 -1319 5 Yugoslavia has indicated that valuables will be returned to Croatia only after a dispute is settled between four former and two remaining Yugoslav republics over once - common assets . only after a dispute What is the nature of the dispute? 10 14 -1319 5 Yugoslavia has indicated that valuables will be returned to Croatia only after a dispute is settled between four former and two remaining Yugoslav republics over once - common assets . once - common assets What types of assets were being disputed by the nations? 25 29 -1320 1 Spaniard Seve Ballesteros fired a 4 - under - par 68 on Thursday to join three others in the lead after the first day of the dlrs 375 , 000 Canary Islands Open . three others which players are these? 15 17 -1320 1 Spaniard Seve Ballesteros fired a 4 - under - par 68 on Thursday to join three others in the lead after the first day of the dlrs 375 , 000 Canary Islands Open . dlrs What does this mean? 26 27 -1320 1 Spaniard Seve Ballesteros fired a 4 - under - par 68 on Thursday to join three others in the lead after the first day of the dlrs 375 , 000 Canary Islands Open . lead How are they in the lead? 19 20 -1320 2 " I played very well today , the best I ' ve played from tee to green in a long time , " said the 37 - year - old Ballesteros , who had five birdies on the par - 72 , 6 , 868 - yard ( 6 , 311 - meter ) Maspalomas Golf Club course . birdies What is a birdie? 35 36 -1320 3 Ballesteros tied England ' s Paul Eales , Ireland ' s Philip Walton and Scotland ' s Gary Orr for the lead . lead What score is the lead? 21 22 -1320 4 " Ball striking was the key to a good round . I ' m driving the ball and not making major mistakes , " said the current No . 1 in the Ryder Cup points table . Ryder Cup points table Where was the Ryder Cup being played at during this year? 32 36 -1320 4 " Ball striking was the key to a good round . I ' m driving the ball and not making major mistakes , " said the current No . 1 in the Ryder Cup points table . " Ball striking what does this mean? 0 3 -1320 4 " Ball striking was the key to a good round . I ' m driving the ball and not making major mistakes , " said the current No . 1 in the Ryder Cup points table . key Why was ball striking they key? 5 6 -1320 5 This is Ballesteros ' last European Tour event until after the U . S . Masters in April . last Why is it the last? 4 5 -1320 5 This is Ballesteros ' last European Tour event until after the U . S . Masters in April . last Why is it his last? 4 5 -1321 1 She got angry . She got indignant . She dismissed her detractors . But in the end , the woman who claimed to have unearthed Alexander the Great ' s tomb near a remote oasis failed to convince the skeptics . She got angry Why was she angry? 0 3 -1321 1 She got angry . She got indignant . She dismissed her detractors . But in the end , the woman who claimed to have unearthed Alexander the Great ' s tomb near a remote oasis failed to convince the skeptics . She got indignant Why did she get indignant? 4 7 -1321 1 She got angry . She got indignant . She dismissed her detractors . But in the end , the woman who claimed to have unearthed Alexander the Great ' s tomb near a remote oasis failed to convince the skeptics . the skeptics Who are the skeptics? 38 40 -1321 1 She got angry . She got indignant . She dismissed her detractors . But in the end , the woman who claimed to have unearthed Alexander the Great ' s tomb near a remote oasis failed to convince the skeptics . She who is she and what happened? 0 1 -1321 1 She got angry . She got indignant . She dismissed her detractors . But in the end , the woman who claimed to have unearthed Alexander the Great ' s tomb near a remote oasis failed to convince the skeptics . skeptics What are the methods involved in identifying such remains? 39 40 -1321 1 She got angry . She got indignant . She dismissed her detractors . But in the end , the woman who claimed to have unearthed Alexander the Great ' s tomb near a remote oasis failed to convince the skeptics . skeptics Why were people skeptical about the location of the tomb? 39 40 -1321 2 " She ' s a dreamer , " an Egyptian history professor said at a conference Thursday between Liana Souvaltzi and archaeologists . professor said Why did he say that? 11 13 -1321 2 " She ' s a dreamer , " an Egyptian history professor said at a conference Thursday between Liana Souvaltzi and archaeologists . archaeologists How many archaeologists? 21 22 -1321 2 " She ' s a dreamer , " an Egyptian history professor said at a conference Thursday between Liana Souvaltzi and archaeologists . conference where was the conference and what as it about? 15 16 -1321 2 " She ' s a dreamer , " an Egyptian history professor said at a conference Thursday between Liana Souvaltzi and archaeologists . " She ' s Who is she? What are her qualifications? 0 4 -1321 2 " She ' s a dreamer , " an Egyptian history professor said at a conference Thursday between Liana Souvaltzi and archaeologists . " She ' s a dreamer , " Why would she be considered a dreamer? 0 8 -1321 3 " Anecdotes , " said another . " Have you proof ? " a colleague shouted . shouted . Why were they shouting? 15 17 -1321 3 " Anecdotes , " said another . " Have you proof ? " a colleague shouted . " Anecdotes , " what does this word mean in this context ? 0 4 -1321 3 " Anecdotes , " said another . " Have you proof ? " a colleague shouted . " Anecdotes , " How can the location of a tomb be anecdotal? 0 4 -1321 4 It was Souvaltzi ' s first public meeting since she captured the world ' s attention by announcing last month that she had indeed discovered the Greek conqueror ' s resting place on a windswept hill near the Libyan border . she captured the world ' s attention How did she do this? 9 16 -1321 4 It was Souvaltzi ' s first public meeting since she captured the world ' s attention by announcing last month that she had indeed discovered the Greek conqueror ' s resting place on a windswept hill near the Libyan border . resting place Where is the location? 30 32 -1321 4 It was Souvaltzi ' s first public meeting since she captured the world ' s attention by announcing last month that she had indeed discovered the Greek conqueror ' s resting place on a windswept hill near the Libyan border . Greek who is the conqueror? what is the importance of this person to the context of the article ? 26 27 -1321 4 It was Souvaltzi ' s first public meeting since she captured the world ' s attention by announcing last month that she had indeed discovered the Greek conqueror ' s resting place on a windswept hill near the Libyan border . border How did the remains of Alexander the Great end up here? 39 40 -1321 4 It was Souvaltzi ' s first public meeting since she captured the world ' s attention by announcing last month that she had indeed discovered the Greek conqueror ' s resting place on a windswept hill near the Libyan border . first public Why did she wait so long to have a public meeting? 5 7 -1321 5 The find was met with amazement - - and criticism . A team dispatched by the Greek government said it found no evidence to support her claim and even doubted whether the building was a tomb . But its visit to the Siwa oasis was brief , and it acknowledged more time was needed to study the artifacts . amazement - - and criticism . Why did people feel this way? 5 11 -1321 5 The find was met with amazement - - and criticism . A team dispatched by the Greek government said it found no evidence to support her claim and even doubted whether the building was a tomb . But its visit to the Siwa oasis was brief , and it acknowledged more time was needed to study the artifacts . found no evidence What did they do to find evidence? 20 23 -1321 5 The find was met with amazement - - and criticism . A team dispatched by the Greek government said it found no evidence to support her claim and even doubted whether the building was a tomb . But its visit to the Siwa oasis was brief , and it acknowledged more time was needed to study the artifacts . even doubted Why did they doubt? 28 30 -1321 5 The find was met with amazement - - and criticism . A team dispatched by the Greek government said it found no evidence to support her claim and even doubted whether the building was a tomb . But its visit to the Siwa oasis was brief , and it acknowledged more time was needed to study the artifacts . Siwa oasis What is the Siwa oasis? 42 44 -1321 5 The find was met with amazement - - and criticism . A team dispatched by the Greek government said it found no evidence to support her claim and even doubted whether the building was a tomb . But its visit to the Siwa oasis was brief , and it acknowledged more time was needed to study the artifacts . no What are some things that would be considered hard evidence? 21 22 -1321 5 The find was met with amazement - - and criticism . A team dispatched by the Greek government said it found no evidence to support her claim and even doubted whether the building was a tomb . But its visit to the Siwa oasis was brief , and it acknowledged more time was needed to study the artifacts . acknowledged If more time was needed, then why denounce the finding? 49 50 -1322 1 A week - long strike by this Caribbean country ' s 20 , 000 teachers that has affected all schools will end Friday , under an order by the government ' s mediating board . Caribbean country ' s What Caribbean country? 7 11 -1322 1 A week - long strike by this Caribbean country ' s 20 , 000 teachers that has affected all schools will end Friday , under an order by the government ' s mediating board . has affected all schools How have the schools been affected? 16 20 -1322 1 A week - long strike by this Caribbean country ' s 20 , 000 teachers that has affected all schools will end Friday , under an order by the government ' s mediating board . A week - long strike Why was the strike taking place? 0 5 -1322 1 A week - long strike by this Caribbean country ' s 20 , 000 teachers that has affected all schools will end Friday , under an order by the government ' s mediating board . week - long strike What caused the strike? 1 5 -1322 1 A week - long strike by this Caribbean country ' s 20 , 000 teachers that has affected all schools will end Friday , under an order by the government ' s mediating board . this Caribbean country ' s What Caribbean country is this? 6 11 -1322 2 The Industrial Disputes Tribunal issued the back - to - work order after a meeting Thursday with negotiators for the teachers and the government . back - to - work order Is this order mandatory? 6 12 -1322 2 The Industrial Disputes Tribunal issued the back - to - work order after a meeting Thursday with negotiators for the teachers and the government . negotiators Who employs these negotiators? 17 18 -1322 2 The Industrial Disputes Tribunal issued the back - to - work order after a meeting Thursday with negotiators for the teachers and the government . meeting What took place in the meeting? 14 15 -1322 2 The Industrial Disputes Tribunal issued the back - to - work order after a meeting Thursday with negotiators for the teachers and the government . meeting What agreements were reached at the meeting? 14 15 -1322 3 Talks on the unresolved issue of salary raises for the teachers will resume Feb . 25 and be mediated by the tribunal . unresolved issue What issue is unresolved? 3 5 -1322 3 Talks on the unresolved issue of salary raises for the teachers will resume Feb . 25 and be mediated by the tribunal . salary raises How much of a raise are they expecting? 6 8 -1322 3 Talks on the unresolved issue of salary raises for the teachers will resume Feb . 25 and be mediated by the tribunal . be mediated Mediated by whom? 17 19 -1322 3 Talks on the unresolved issue of salary raises for the teachers will resume Feb . 25 and be mediated by the tribunal . issue of salary raises for the teachers Why were the teachers not able to secure their raises? 4 11 -1322 3 Talks on the unresolved issue of salary raises for the teachers will resume Feb . 25 and be mediated by the tribunal . unresolved issue What issues were previously resolved? 3 5 -1322 4 Affected have been public and private schools , from kindergarten through high school , and two - year community colleges . Only the University of the West Indies ' Jamaica campus wasn ' t touched by the dispute . Affected have been public and private schools , How have the schools been affected? 0 8 -1322 4 Affected have been public and private schools , from kindergarten through high school , and two - year community colleges . Only the University of the West Indies ' Jamaica campus wasn ' t touched by the dispute . campus wasn ' t touched How did this campus remain untouched by the dispute? 30 35 -1322 4 Affected have been public and private schools , from kindergarten through high school , and two - year community colleges . Only the University of the West Indies ' Jamaica campus wasn ' t touched by the dispute . West Indies ' Jamaica Why wasn't this school effected? 26 30 -1322 4 Affected have been public and private schools , from kindergarten through high school , and two - year community colleges . Only the University of the West Indies ' Jamaica campus wasn ' t touched by the dispute . University of the West Indies ' Jamaica campus Why was this campus unaffected by the teaching labor dispute? 23 31 -1322 5 All the teachers struck Feb . 1 and 2 . Starting Monday , they divided the island ' s 14 parishes into four sectors and a different sector has struck each day . struck Feb . 1 and 2 Why were those dates chosen? 3 9 -1322 5 All the teachers struck Feb . 1 and 2 . Starting Monday , they divided the island ' s 14 parishes into four sectors and a different sector has struck each day . a different sector How many are in one sector? 25 28 -1322 5 All the teachers struck Feb . 1 and 2 . Starting Monday , they divided the island ' s 14 parishes into four sectors and a different sector has struck each day . each day How many days has the strike been going on? 30 32 -1322 5 All the teachers struck Feb . 1 and 2 . Starting Monday , they divided the island ' s 14 parishes into four sectors and a different sector has struck each day . different sector has struck each day Why did the teachers divide the island into sectors and stagger their strikes? 26 32 -1323 1 Western doctors have long doubted patients like Alain Franques , who says acupuncture controlled his asthma when drugs failed . Now a critical analysis of meager data concludes there ' s tantalizing evidence the ancient treatment does help . critical analysis of meager data Who has conducted the analysis? 22 27 -1323 1 Western doctors have long doubted patients like Alain Franques , who says acupuncture controlled his asthma when drugs failed . Now a critical analysis of meager data concludes there ' s tantalizing evidence the ancient treatment does help . tantalizing evidence How many studies were analyzed to give this type of evidence? 31 33 -1323 1 Western doctors have long doubted patients like Alain Franques , who says acupuncture controlled his asthma when drugs failed . Now a critical analysis of meager data concludes there ' s tantalizing evidence the ancient treatment does help . acupuncture What do the proponents of acupuncture say about its benefits? 12 13 -1323 1 Western doctors have long doubted patients like Alain Franques , who says acupuncture controlled his asthma when drugs failed . Now a critical analysis of meager data concludes there ' s tantalizing evidence the ancient treatment does help . tantalizing evidence what is the evidence? 31 33 -1323 2 Using acupuncture as an aid in the treatment of respiratory disease might be safer than prolonged use of drugs alone , Dr . Kim Jobst of Oxford University wrote in Friday ' s debut issue of the Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine . prolonged use of drugs alone , What types of drugs were considered in this meta-analysis? 15 21 -1323 2 Using acupuncture as an aid in the treatment of respiratory disease might be safer than prolonged use of drugs alone , Dr . Kim Jobst of Oxford University wrote in Friday ' s debut issue of the Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine . acupuncture How long has acupuncture been in used? 1 2 -1323 2 Using acupuncture as an aid in the treatment of respiratory disease might be safer than prolonged use of drugs alone , Dr . Kim Jobst of Oxford University wrote in Friday ' s debut issue of the Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine . Friday ' s debut issue what year was this? 30 35 -1323 3 Jobst urged scientists to immediately start rigorous study to prove that , a call that comes as the Food and Drug Administration considers whether to give its stamp of approval to acupuncture . prove that , How long will this take? 9 12 -1323 3 Jobst urged scientists to immediately start rigorous study to prove that , a call that comes as the Food and Drug Administration considers whether to give its stamp of approval to acupuncture . stamp of approval When will they do this? 27 30 -1323 3 Jobst urged scientists to immediately start rigorous study to prove that , a call that comes as the Food and Drug Administration considers whether to give its stamp of approval to acupuncture . study How would the effects of acupuncture be studied by scientists? What metrics would they measure? 7 8 -1323 4 Acupuncture , which evolved 5 , 000 years ago in China , is based on the principle of chi , an invisible network of energy that is supposed to keep organs functioning . Acupuncture needles are to stimulate chi ' s circulation . China , Are there other countries, aside from China, who still use acupuncture? 10 12 -1323 4 Acupuncture , which evolved 5 , 000 years ago in China , is based on the principle of chi , an invisible network of energy that is supposed to keep organs functioning . Acupuncture needles are to stimulate chi ' s circulation . chi ' s circulation how does it flow exactly? 38 42 -1323 5 Acupuncture has never been proved to Western standards but , because it predates the FDA and hasn ' t been shown to be dangerous , it is widely practiced . Americans made some 9 million visits to acupuncturists last year , for everything from asthma to pain . everything What other ailments can be improved by acupuncturists? 42 43 -1324 1 Razmi Yousef , arrested and deported to the United States as the principal suspect in the World Trade Center bombing , was sought here last month in what police believed was a plot to kill Pope John Paul II . a plot to kill Pope John Paul What was the rationale behind the attempt? 31 38 -1324 1 Razmi Yousef , arrested and deported to the United States as the principal suspect in the World Trade Center bombing , was sought here last month in what police believed was a plot to kill Pope John Paul II . Pope Why was he trying to kill the Pope? 35 36 -1324 1 Razmi Yousef , arrested and deported to the United States as the principal suspect in the World Trade Center bombing , was sought here last month in what police believed was a plot to kill Pope John Paul II . deported How was he deported to the U.S.? 5 6 -1324 1 Razmi Yousef , arrested and deported to the United States as the principal suspect in the World Trade Center bombing , was sought here last month in what police believed was a plot to kill Pope John Paul II . World Trade Center bombing , Was he prosecuted for his role in the bombing? 16 21 -1324 1 Razmi Yousef , arrested and deported to the United States as the principal suspect in the World Trade Center bombing , was sought here last month in what police believed was a plot to kill Pope John Paul II . plot to kill Pope John Paul II How did he attempt to kill the pope? 32 39 -1324 1 Razmi Yousef , arrested and deported to the United States as the principal suspect in the World Trade Center bombing , was sought here last month in what police believed was a plot to kill Pope John Paul II . arrested and deported Why was he arrested and deported? 3 6 -1324 1 Razmi Yousef , arrested and deported to the United States as the principal suspect in the World Trade Center bombing , was sought here last month in what police believed was a plot to kill Pope John Paul II . principal suspect Were there other suspects? 12 14 -1324 1 Razmi Yousef , arrested and deported to the United States as the principal suspect in the World Trade Center bombing , was sought here last month in what police believed was a plot to kill Pope John Paul II . police believed Why did they believe this to be true? 28 30 -1324 2 The 27 - year - old Iraqi native was arrested Tuesday in Pakistan and secretly flown to the United States in a U . S . government plane . In New York on Thursday , he pleaded innocent to 11 counts relating to the Feb . 26 , 1993 , bombing of the Manhattan landmark . secretly Why was his transportation to the United States a secret? 14 15 -1324 2 The 27 - year - old Iraqi native was arrested Tuesday in Pakistan and secretly flown to the United States in a U . S . government plane . In New York on Thursday , he pleaded innocent to 11 counts relating to the Feb . 26 , 1993 , bombing of the Manhattan landmark . innocent What is his defense against these charges? 37 38 -1324 2 The 27 - year - old Iraqi native was arrested Tuesday in Pakistan and secretly flown to the United States in a U . S . government plane . In New York on Thursday , he pleaded innocent to 11 counts relating to the Feb . 26 , 1993 , bombing of the Manhattan landmark . secretly flown Why did it have to be a secret? 14 16 -1324 2 The 27 - year - old Iraqi native was arrested Tuesday in Pakistan and secretly flown to the United States in a U . S . government plane . In New York on Thursday , he pleaded innocent to 11 counts relating to the Feb . 26 , 1993 , bombing of the Manhattan landmark . pleaded innocent Was this his lawyers advice? 36 38 -1324 3 Yousef ' s name surfaced here after police raided an apartment Jan . 6 a few blocks from where Pope John Paul II was to stay during his visit to the Philippines . The pontiff arrived Jan . 12 and left for New Guinea four days later . Pope Why was the Pope visiting the Philippines? 19 20 -1324 3 Yousef ' s name surfaced here after police raided an apartment Jan . 6 a few blocks from where Pope John Paul II was to stay during his visit to the Philippines . The pontiff arrived Jan . 12 and left for New Guinea four days later . raided an apartment Why did the police raid the apartment? 8 11 -1324 3 Yousef ' s name surfaced here after police raided an apartment Jan . 6 a few blocks from where Pope John Paul II was to stay during his visit to the Philippines . The pontiff arrived Jan . 12 and left for New Guinea four days later . name surfaced In what situation did his name surface? 3 5 -1324 3 Yousef ' s name surfaced here after police raided an apartment Jan . 6 a few blocks from where Pope John Paul II was to stay during his visit to the Philippines . The pontiff arrived Jan . 12 and left for New Guinea four days later . raided an apartment What led them to this apartment? 8 11 -1324 3 Yousef ' s name surfaced here after police raided an apartment Jan . 6 a few blocks from where Pope John Paul II was to stay during his visit to the Philippines . The pontiff arrived Jan . 12 and left for New Guinea four days later . his visit to the Philippines Why was the Pope visiting the Philippines? 27 32 -1324 4 Police released few details of the incident . After the pope left , they said agents arrested two Middle Easterners and seized Bibles , pictures of the pope , maps of his routes and bomb - making equipment . Easterners Why was another Middle Easterner arrested? 19 20 -1324 4 Police released few details of the incident . After the pope left , they said agents arrested two Middle Easterners and seized Bibles , pictures of the pope , maps of his routes and bomb - making equipment . few details Why did the police release few details about this incident? 2 4 -1324 4 Police released few details of the incident . After the pope left , they said agents arrested two Middle Easterners and seized Bibles , pictures of the pope , maps of his routes and bomb - making equipment . released few details Why didn't they reveal all of the details? 1 4 -1324 4 Police released few details of the incident . After the pope left , they said agents arrested two Middle Easterners and seized Bibles , pictures of the pope , maps of his routes and bomb - making equipment . seized What did they seize? 21 22 -1324 5 Police spokesman Arturo Lomibao said Yousef was among three people who eluded arrest and were being sought . He apparently slipped out of the country . slipped out of the country How had he eluded capture for so long? 20 25 -1324 5 Police spokesman Arturo Lomibao said Yousef was among three people who eluded arrest and were being sought . He apparently slipped out of the country . eluded How was he able to elude arrest? 11 12 -1324 5 Police spokesman Arturo Lomibao said Yousef was among three people who eluded arrest and were being sought . He apparently slipped out of the country . slipped How did he slip out of the country? 20 21 -1324 5 Police spokesman Arturo Lomibao said Yousef was among three people who eluded arrest and were being sought . He apparently slipped out of the country . slipped out of the country How did Yousef slip out of the country? 20 25 -1324 5 Police spokesman Arturo Lomibao said Yousef was among three people who eluded arrest and were being sought . He apparently slipped out of the country . eluded arrest How long did they elude arrest? 11 13 -1324 5 Police spokesman Arturo Lomibao said Yousef was among three people who eluded arrest and were being sought . He apparently slipped out of the country . slipped out of the country How did he slip out of the country? 20 25 -1325 1 President Ernesto Zedillo ordered the arrest of Subcomandante Marcos and other leaders of last year ' s Indian rebellion on Thursday , a day after federal agents uncovered what he called major weapons caches and plans for " new and greater acts of violence " across Mexico . Indian rebellion Why did this rebellion take place? 17 19 -1325 1 President Ernesto Zedillo ordered the arrest of Subcomandante Marcos and other leaders of last year ' s Indian rebellion on Thursday , a day after federal agents uncovered what he called major weapons caches and plans for " new and greater acts of violence " across Mexico . major weapons caches How do you decide what weapons caches are major? 31 34 -1325 1 President Ernesto Zedillo ordered the arrest of Subcomandante Marcos and other leaders of last year ' s Indian rebellion on Thursday , a day after federal agents uncovered what he called major weapons caches and plans for " new and greater acts of violence " across Mexico . he called major weapons caches How were these stockpiles discovered? 29 34 -1325 1 President Ernesto Zedillo ordered the arrest of Subcomandante Marcos and other leaders of last year ' s Indian rebellion on Thursday , a day after federal agents uncovered what he called major weapons caches and plans for " new and greater acts of violence " across Mexico . uncovered Who tipped off this information that led to the arrest? 27 28 -1325 2 In a surprise , nationwide TV address , Zedillo said he had directed the army to increase patrols and to help keep order in the southern state of Chiapas , where the Indian rebellion erupted on Jan . 1 , 1994 . surprise , nationwide TV address , Why was the TV address a surprise? 2 8 -1325 2 In a surprise , nationwide TV address , Zedillo said he had directed the army to increase patrols and to help keep order in the southern state of Chiapas , where the Indian rebellion erupted on Jan . 1 , 1994 . Indian rebellion erupted on Jan . 1 , 1994 Why did the rebellion take place? 32 41 -1325 2 In a surprise , nationwide TV address , Zedillo said he had directed the army to increase patrols and to help keep order in the southern state of Chiapas , where the Indian rebellion erupted on Jan . 1 , 1994 . rebellion How violent is the rebellion, and which groups are involved? 33 34 -1325 2 In a surprise , nationwide TV address , Zedillo said he had directed the army to increase patrols and to help keep order in the southern state of Chiapas , where the Indian rebellion erupted on Jan . 1 , 1994 . surprise , nationwide it was not planned? 2 5 -1325 3 At least 145 people were killed in fighting until a cease - fire was called 12 days later . Several attempts at negotiating peace with the rebels have floundered , but the cease - fire has remained in effect . cease - fire was called Why was the cease-fire called? 10 15 -1325 3 At least 145 people were killed in fighting until a cease - fire was called 12 days later . Several attempts at negotiating peace with the rebels have floundered , but the cease - fire has remained in effect . negotiating peace with the rebels Why have the peace negotiations floundered? 22 27 -1325 3 At least 145 people were killed in fighting until a cease - fire was called 12 days later . Several attempts at negotiating peace with the rebels have floundered , but the cease - fire has remained in effect . peace with the rebels have floundered , Why have these talks stalled out? 23 30 -1325 3 At least 145 people were killed in fighting until a cease - fire was called 12 days later . Several attempts at negotiating peace with the rebels have floundered , but the cease - fire has remained in effect . rebels What are the objectives of the rebels? 26 27 -1325 3 At least 145 people were killed in fighting until a cease - fire was called 12 days later . Several attempts at negotiating peace with the rebels have floundered , but the cease - fire has remained in effect . floundered , why did they flounder? 28 30 -1325 4 Zedillo said federal judicial police on Wednesday discovered large , clandestine arsenals kept by the Zapatista National Liberation Army rebels in Mexico City and the Gulf Coast state of Veracruz . discovered large , clandestine arsenals How were these arsenals discovered? 7 12 -1325 4 Zedillo said federal judicial police on Wednesday discovered large , clandestine arsenals kept by the Zapatista National Liberation Army rebels in Mexico City and the Gulf Coast state of Veracruz . rebels How widespread is the rebellion? 19 20 -1325 5 The caches included high - powered weapons such as hand - grenades , mortar heads and explosives , he said . hand - grenades , mortar heads and explosives , where do they get these? 9 18 -1326 1 Al " A . C . " Cowlings will not be writing a book attacking the reputation Nicole Brown Simpson , slain ex - wife of longtime friend O . J . Simpson , his attorney said . slain Why is she described as ‘slain’? 21 22 -1326 1 Al " A . C . " Cowlings will not be writing a book attacking the reputation Nicole Brown Simpson , slain ex - wife of longtime friend O . J . Simpson , his attorney said . not Why was it rumored that A.C. Cowlings would write a book attacking Nicole Brown Simpson? 9 10 -1326 1 Al " A . C . " Cowlings will not be writing a book attacking the reputation Nicole Brown Simpson , slain ex - wife of longtime friend O . J . Simpson , his attorney said . friend What was the friendship between Cowlings and O.J. Simpson like? 27 28 -1326 2 Cowlings had nothing to do with a book proposal reportedly circulated among publishers on Monday , attorney Donald Re said on CNN ' s " Larry King Live " program Wednesday . nothing Why was Cowlings' name attached to this book proposal? 2 3 -1326 3 " He still has not seen the proposal but the published reports on what the proposal contains was enough to really hurt A . C . because he wants no part in trying to tarnish Nicole , " Re said . proposal contains what does the proposal contain? 15 17 -1326 3 " He still has not seen the proposal but the published reports on what the proposal contains was enough to really hurt A . C . because he wants no part in trying to tarnish Nicole , " Re said . tarnish Why ‘tarnish’ Nicole - why is there a concern for reputation? 34 35 -1326 3 " He still has not seen the proposal but the published reports on what the proposal contains was enough to really hurt A . C . because he wants no part in trying to tarnish Nicole , " Re said . Nicole , " Did Cowlings have a good relationship with Nicole Brown Simpson? 35 38 -1326 4 Cowlings ' book was going to defend Simpson and condemn Ms . Simpson as a promiscuous drug abuser , the New York Post reported Tuesday . condemn Are allegations about Nicole's drug use accurate? 9 10 -1326 5 The report was based on a 30 - page proposal for " A . C . and O . J . : The True Story of a Friendship , Marriage and a Murder , " circulated among publishers Monday by Cowlings ' agent , Mitch Douglas of International Creative Management . agent , Why did Cowlings' agent circulate this proposal if Cowlings was not involved with it at all? 42 44 -1327 1 Soldiers and rebel fighters dug trenches and braced for a confrontation after President Ernesto Zedillo ' s announcement that he was cracking down on the Chiapas insurgency . Chiapas insurgency What is the Chiapas insurgency? 25 27 -1327 1 Soldiers and rebel fighters dug trenches and braced for a confrontation after President Ernesto Zedillo ' s announcement that he was cracking down on the Chiapas insurgency . cracking down Why was the President cracking down? 21 23 -1327 1 Soldiers and rebel fighters dug trenches and braced for a confrontation after President Ernesto Zedillo ' s announcement that he was cracking down on the Chiapas insurgency . cracking down on the Chiapas insurgency . Why was a crackdown taking place? 21 28 -1327 1 Soldiers and rebel fighters dug trenches and braced for a confrontation after President Ernesto Zedillo ' s announcement that he was cracking down on the Chiapas insurgency . Chiapas Who are the Chiapas and why are they rising up? 25 26 -1327 2 Fighters from the Zapatista National Liberation Army told reporters Thursday they were going on " red alert . " Guerrillas felled trees and planted mines along the roads leading into rebel territory in the southern Chiapas state . " red alert . " Why were they going on \"red alert\"? 14 19 -1327 2 Fighters from the Zapatista National Liberation Army told reporters Thursday they were going on " red alert . " Guerrillas felled trees and planted mines along the roads leading into rebel territory in the southern Chiapas state . Zapatista Is the Zapatista National Liberation Army the same group as the Chiapas, or is it their rival? 3 4 -1327 3 In the village of San Andres Larrainzar , at least 200 soldiers , accompanied by an armored vehicle with a 90mm gun , guarded the village of San Andres Larrainzar , about 10 miles ( 16 km ) north of San Cristobal , the state ' s largest city . soldiers , Which soldiers? 11 13 -1327 3 In the village of San Andres Larrainzar , at least 200 soldiers , accompanied by an armored vehicle with a 90mm gun , guarded the village of San Andres Larrainzar , about 10 miles ( 16 km ) north of San Cristobal , the state ' s largest city . guarded What are they protecting in the village? 23 24 -1327 4 Tensions rose as Zedillo announced he was ordering the arrest of six leaders of the Zapatista National Liberation Army , including the rebel group ' s mysterious leader Subcommandante Marcos . the arrest of six leaders Why was he ordering their arrest? 8 13 -1327 4 Tensions rose as Zedillo announced he was ordering the arrest of six leaders of the Zapatista National Liberation Army , including the rebel group ' s mysterious leader Subcommandante Marcos . arrest of six leaders What were the charges that were leading to these arrests? 9 13 -1327 4 Tensions rose as Zedillo announced he was ordering the arrest of six leaders of the Zapatista National Liberation Army , including the rebel group ' s mysterious leader Subcommandante Marcos . Subcommandante Who is Subcommandante Marcos and how did he come to lead the Zapatista National Liberation Army? 28 29 -1327 5 Chiapas residents feared they could become victims of renewed fighting . More than 145 people died when the Zapatistas launched an uprising Jan . 1 , 1994 . A cease - fire was declared 12 days later . uprising What was the original uprising about? 21 22 -1327 5 Chiapas residents feared they could become victims of renewed fighting . More than 145 people died when the Zapatistas launched an uprising Jan . 1 , 1994 . A cease - fire was declared 12 days later . renewed When did violence first begin? 8 9 -1328 1 With a personal visit to Congress , German Chancellor Helmut Kohl is trying to temper legislators ' zeal for lifting the arms embargo against the Bosnian government . He also is warning against abandoning Russian President Boris Yeltsin . zeal Why is Congress for lifting the embargo? 17 18 -1328 1 With a personal visit to Congress , German Chancellor Helmut Kohl is trying to temper legislators ' zeal for lifting the arms embargo against the Bosnian government . He also is warning against abandoning Russian President Boris Yeltsin . warning against Why is Kohl warning against this? 31 33 -1328 1 With a personal visit to Congress , German Chancellor Helmut Kohl is trying to temper legislators ' zeal for lifting the arms embargo against the Bosnian government . He also is warning against abandoning Russian President Boris Yeltsin . abandoning How is Yeltsin being abandoned? 33 34 -1328 1 With a personal visit to Congress , German Chancellor Helmut Kohl is trying to temper legislators ' zeal for lifting the arms embargo against the Bosnian government . He also is warning against abandoning Russian President Boris Yeltsin . lifting the arms embargo Why is there an arms embargo? 19 23 -1328 1 With a personal visit to Congress , German Chancellor Helmut Kohl is trying to temper legislators ' zeal for lifting the arms embargo against the Bosnian government . He also is warning against abandoning Russian President Boris Yeltsin . trying to temper legislators ' zeal Why is he specifically against lifting the embargo while congress isn't? 12 18 -1328 1 With a personal visit to Congress , German Chancellor Helmut Kohl is trying to temper legislators ' zeal for lifting the arms embargo against the Bosnian government . He also is warning against abandoning Russian President Boris Yeltsin . abandoning Russian President Boris Yeltsin Why was Kohl arguing against abandoning Yeltsin? 33 38 -1328 2 In a series of meetings Thursday that Kohl requested , he told members of the House and Senate that " now is the wrong time " for the United States to act on its own to open the way for the Bosnians to obtain arms . " now is the wrong time " Why does Kohl believe it's the wrong time? 19 26 -1328 2 In a series of meetings Thursday that Kohl requested , he told members of the House and Senate that " now is the wrong time " for the United States to act on its own to open the way for the Bosnians to obtain arms . obtain arms Why does Bosnia want to obtain arms so badly, is war on the horizon? 43 45 -1328 2 In a series of meetings Thursday that Kohl requested , he told members of the House and Senate that " now is the wrong time " for the United States to act on its own to open the way for the Bosnians to obtain arms . " now is the wrong time " Why is now a bad time? 19 26 -1328 3 A U . N . - mandated arms embargo exists against all parties to the fighting in the former Yugoslavia . But the Serbs inherited the weapons of the Yugoslav army and are far better equipped than their rivals . embargo Why does the current embargo exist? 8 9 -1328 3 A U . N . - mandated arms embargo exists against all parties to the fighting in the former Yugoslavia . But the Serbs inherited the weapons of the Yugoslav army and are far better equipped than their rivals . Serbs What are 'Serbs'? 23 24 -1328 4 There is bipartisan support in Congress for helping the Bosnians obtain the arms to defend themselves . President Clinton has said he would like to see the embargo lifted but only through United Nations action . see the embargo lifted How would the process go and how fast would it be for them to obtain sufficient arms after an embargo is lifted? 25 29 -1328 5 Clinton and Kohl surveyed prospects for NATO ' s expansion and strengthening U . S . ties to Europe during a 2 1 / 2 - hour meeting at the White House . prospects What are the prospects? 4 5 -1328 5 Clinton and Kohl surveyed prospects for NATO ' s expansion and strengthening U . S . ties to Europe during a 2 1 / 2 - hour meeting at the White House . strengthening U . S . ties to Europe What sort of ties were being discussed at the meeting between Clinton and Kohl? 11 19 -1329 1 The European Union plans to sign an economic pact with Vietnam by the end of June , following a breakthrough last month in efforts by Germany to deport some its 40 , 000 illegal Vietnamese residents , diplomats said Friday . an economic pact What will the pact contain? 6 9 -1329 1 The European Union plans to sign an economic pact with Vietnam by the end of June , following a breakthrough last month in efforts by Germany to deport some its 40 , 000 illegal Vietnamese residents , diplomats said Friday . diplomats Who are the diplomats? What country are they from? 37 38 -1329 1 The European Union plans to sign an economic pact with Vietnam by the end of June , following a breakthrough last month in efforts by Germany to deport some its 40 , 000 illegal Vietnamese residents , diplomats said Friday . European Union plans to sign an economic pact What is an economic pact, and why is the EU signing one with Vietnam? 1 9 -1329 1 The European Union plans to sign an economic pact with Vietnam by the end of June , following a breakthrough last month in efforts by Germany to deport some its 40 , 000 illegal Vietnamese residents , diplomats said Friday . Germany to deport some its 40 , 000 illegal What happened in Germany to have a breakthrough to deport almost 40,000 illegal Vietnamese residents? 25 34 -1329 2 Vietnam and the EU , which groups 15 countries , have now resolved the last issue blocking the treaty , said France ' s ambassador in Hanoi , Jean - Francois Nougarede . which groups 15 countries , Which countries were involved? 5 10 -1329 2 Vietnam and the EU , which groups 15 countries , have now resolved the last issue blocking the treaty , said France ' s ambassador in Hanoi , Jean - Francois Nougarede . have now resolved the last issue How did Vietnam and the EU resolve the last issue that was blocking the treaty? 10 16 -1329 3 The two sides expect to sign the pact during France ' s six - month term as Union president , Nougarede said at a news conference . France assumed the rotating Union presidency from Germany at the start of 1995 . six - month When will this be? 12 15 -1329 3 The two sides expect to sign the pact during France ' s six - month term as Union president , Nougarede said at a news conference . France assumed the rotating Union presidency from Germany at the start of 1995 . The two sides expect to sign the pact Why are they signing the pact during such a short term by France as Union President? 0 8 -1329 4 Vietnam made a commitment in January to take back some of its illegal emigrants over a specific period of time , German ambassador Christian Kraemer told reporters at the joint conference . He declined to give details but described the commitment as " quite a step forward . " time , What specific period of time? 19 21 -1329 4 Vietnam made a commitment in January to take back some of its illegal emigrants over a specific period of time , German ambassador Christian Kraemer told reporters at the joint conference . He declined to give details but described the commitment as " quite a step forward . " Vietnam made a commitment in January Why did they make a committment to take back their emigrants? 0 6 -1329 4 Vietnam made a commitment in January to take back some of its illegal emigrants over a specific period of time , German ambassador Christian Kraemer told reporters at the joint conference . He declined to give details but described the commitment as " quite a step forward . " the commitment as " quite a step forward . " Why is it such a step forward? 39 49 -1329 5 Some of these Vietnamese went to former East Germany as " guest workers " to help pay off Vietnam ' s debt to the East German government . Most entered Germany from Eastern European countries after 1989 , seeking jobs after the collapse of the Berlin Wall . Vietnam ' s debt to the East German government What sort of debt did Vietnam have at this time? 18 27 -1329 5 Some of these Vietnamese went to former East Germany as " guest workers " to help pay off Vietnam ' s debt to the East German government . Most entered Germany from Eastern European countries after 1989 , seeking jobs after the collapse of the Berlin Wall . went to former East Germany as " guest workers " How long ago did these Vietnamese go to former East Germany to help pay off Vietnam's debt to the East German government, and would it be cruel to send them back to Vietnam after this amount of time? 4 14 -1329 5 Some of these Vietnamese went to former East Germany as " guest workers " to help pay off Vietnam ' s debt to the East German government . Most entered Germany from Eastern European countries after 1989 , seeking jobs after the collapse of the Berlin Wall . jobs after the collapse of the Berlin Wall If the Vietnamese moved to Germany around 1990, they've been there for nearly 30 years, and why would either government be proud of what they're doing by uprooting these people, again? 39 47 -1330 1 Prices on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange closed generally lower Friday on profit - taking . closed generally lower Why did it close generally lower? 7 10 -1330 1 Prices on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange closed generally lower Friday on profit - taking . Stock Exchange closed generally lower Why did prices closed lower? 5 10 -1330 1 Prices on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange closed generally lower Friday on profit - taking . lower Why did the stock exchange closed lower? 9 10 -1330 2 The Hang Seng Index , the market ' s key indicator of blue chips , fell 42 . 06 points , or 0 . 5 percent , closing at 8 , 012 . 82 . On Thursday , the index had gained 120 points . chips , What are blue chips in the stock market? 13 15 -1330 3 Turnover amounted to 3 . 266 billion Hong Kong dollars ( U . S . dlrs 418 million ) , up from Thursday ' s 3 . 229 billion Hong Kong dollars ( U . S . dlrs 413 million ) . up from Thursday ' s Why did it boost up so high in that amount of time? 20 25 -1330 3 Turnover amounted to 3 . 266 billion Hong Kong dollars ( U . S . dlrs 418 million ) , up from Thursday ' s 3 . 229 billion Hong Kong dollars ( U . S . dlrs 413 million ) . Turnover What does an increase in turnover mean? 0 1 -1330 4 Brokers said the market was hit by profit - taking following recent sharp gains in share prices . gains in share What are gains in share prices? 13 16 -1330 4 Brokers said the market was hit by profit - taking following recent sharp gains in share prices . market was hit by profit - taking What caused the profit-taking to hit? 3 10 -1330 4 Brokers said the market was hit by profit - taking following recent sharp gains in share prices . recent sharp gains in share prices Why were there gains in the market before this session? 11 17 -1330 4 Brokers said the market was hit by profit - taking following recent sharp gains in share prices . profit - taking What does profit-taking mean? 7 10 -1330 5 They said investors also took profits ahead of the release later Friday in the United States of January producer price data , which are expected to show a 0 . 4 - percent increase in manufacturing prices . They said investors also took profits ahead Why did investors take profits ahead? 0 7 -1330 5 They said investors also took profits ahead of the release later Friday in the United States of January producer price data , which are expected to show a 0 . 4 - percent increase in manufacturing prices . 0 . 4 - percent increase in manufacturing prices Why did manufacturing prices increase in the month prior? 28 37 -1330 5 They said investors also took profits ahead of the release later Friday in the United States of January producer price data , which are expected to show a 0 . 4 - percent increase in manufacturing prices . increase What caused this increase? 33 34 -1331 1 Police have arrested a South African student with ties to the suspected mastermind of the bombing of New York ' s World Trade Center , reports published Friday said . ties How do they know the student had ties to the bombing?\n 8 9 -1331 1 Police have arrested a South African student with ties to the suspected mastermind of the bombing of New York ' s World Trade Center , reports published Friday said . ties to the suspected mastermind How was this student tied to the WTC bombing? 8 13 -1331 1 Police have arrested a South African student with ties to the suspected mastermind of the bombing of New York ' s World Trade Center , reports published Friday said . ties How are the two connected? 8 9 -1331 2 Istiaque Parker , a student at the Islamic University in Islamabad , brought the reputed terrorist , Ramzi Ahmed Yousef , the Su - Casa Guest House on Monday and the two went out for coffee in the evening , hotel manager Musawar Qazi told The Associated Press . and the two went out for coffee in the evening , how were they friends?\n 29 40 -1331 2 Istiaque Parker , a student at the Islamic University in Islamabad , brought the reputed terrorist , Ramzi Ahmed Yousef , the Su - Casa Guest House on Monday and the two went out for coffee in the evening , hotel manager Musawar Qazi told The Associated Press . two went out for coffee Why was the \"mastermind\" not arrested, just the student? 31 36 -1331 3 On Tuesday morning , about 10 Pakistani and U . S . law enforcement officials burst into the hotel , raced up the stairs and arrested Yousef in Room 16 , a small , clean room with two single beds . hotel , How did they know he was in the hotel? 18 20 -1331 4 Yousef was extradited to New York and pleaded innocent Thursday to charges he plotted and helped carry out the Feb . 26 , 1993 , bombing in New York ' s financial district . The explosion killed six people , injured more than 1 , 000 others were and caused dlrs 500 million in damage . extradited How was he extradited to New York? 2 3 -1331 4 Yousef was extradited to New York and pleaded innocent Thursday to charges he plotted and helped carry out the Feb . 26 , 1993 , bombing in New York ' s financial district . The explosion killed six people , injured more than 1 , 000 others were and caused dlrs 500 million in damage . helped carry out How did he help carry out the bombing? 15 18 -1331 4 Yousef was extradited to New York and pleaded innocent Thursday to charges he plotted and helped carry out the Feb . 26 , 1993 , bombing in New York ' s financial district . The explosion killed six people , injured more than 1 , 000 others were and caused dlrs 500 million in damage . extradited Was his extradition immediate, or was it contested? 2 3 -1331 5 Parker was picked up shortly after Yousef ' s arrest , said The News , an English - language daily . The News , an English - language daily how did they find out?\n 12 20 -1332 1 Asian stock markets closed generally mixed Friday , with the key index rising in Tokyo after a three - day losing streak . key index What is the key index? 10 12 -1332 1 Asian stock markets closed generally mixed Friday , with the key index rising in Tokyo after a three - day losing streak . the key index rising in Tokyo Why did Tokyo's stock indices rise on this day? 9 15 -1332 1 Asian stock markets closed generally mixed Friday , with the key index rising in Tokyo after a three - day losing streak . key index rising in Tokyo after a three - day Does this streak say anything about the economy? 10 20 -1332 1 Asian stock markets closed generally mixed Friday , with the key index rising in Tokyo after a three - day losing streak . key What is the key index? 10 11 -1332 2 Tokyo ' s 225 - issue Nikkei Stock Average gained 191 . 80 points , or 1 . 06 percent , closing the week at 18 , 291 . 35 . Before Friday ' s rebound , the key index had fallen a total of 567 . 68 points in the three previous sessions . fallen a total of 567 . 68 points What was the cause of the losing streak for the Nikkei? 41 49 -1332 2 Tokyo ' s 225 - issue Nikkei Stock Average gained 191 . 80 points , or 1 . 06 percent , closing the week at 18 , 291 . 35 . Before Friday ' s rebound , the key index had fallen a total of 567 . 68 points in the three previous sessions . fallen Why had the stock market been falling in Asia before Friday? 41 42 -1332 2 Tokyo ' s 225 - issue Nikkei Stock Average gained 191 . 80 points , or 1 . 06 percent , closing the week at 18 , 291 . 35 . Before Friday ' s rebound , the key index had fallen a total of 567 . 68 points in the three previous sessions . gained What caused the key index to rise on Friday? 9 10 -1332 3 The Tokyo Stock Price Index of all issues listed on the first section was up 13 . 58 points , or 0 . 96 percent , to 1 , 426 . 29 . The TOPIX lost 4 . 33 points , or 0 . 30 percent , to 1 , 419 . 42 Thursday . Index How is this different from the key index? 4 5 -1332 4 Share prices fell on arbitrage selling early in the session , but renewed buying of some construction issues reversed the course spurred , dealers said , by hopes for reconstruction from the devastating Jan . 17 earthquake in Kobe . some construction issues What is a construction issue? 15 18 -1332 4 Share prices fell on arbitrage selling early in the session , but renewed buying of some construction issues reversed the course spurred , dealers said , by hopes for reconstruction from the devastating Jan . 17 earthquake in Kobe . reconstruction from the devastating How does hopes for reconstruction spending affect other semi-related markets? 29 33 -1332 4 Share prices fell on arbitrage selling early in the session , but renewed buying of some construction issues reversed the course spurred , dealers said , by hopes for reconstruction from the devastating Jan . 17 earthquake in Kobe . arbitrage What does 'arbitrage' mean? 4 5 -1332 5 Meanwhile , the U . S . dollar was trading at 98 . 79 yen , down 0 . 03 yen from late Thursday trading in Tokyo and below late New York trading overnight at 98 . 90 yen . U . S . dollar was trading at 98 . 79 yen , How does the U.S. dollar, if at all change in response to the earthquake? 3 16 -1332 5 Meanwhile , the U . S . dollar was trading at 98 . 79 yen , down 0 . 03 yen from late Thursday trading in Tokyo and below late New York trading overnight at 98 . 90 yen . yen , What is a typical exchange rate between US dollar and yen? 14 16 -1333 1 Supporters and foes of PLO Chairman Yasser Arafat fought with machine guns and rocket - propelled grenades at Lebanon ' s largest refugee camp Friday . No casualties were reported . fought Why were they fighting? 8 9 -1333 1 Supporters and foes of PLO Chairman Yasser Arafat fought with machine guns and rocket - propelled grenades at Lebanon ' s largest refugee camp Friday . No casualties were reported . with machine guns and rocket - propelled grenades What was the reasoning for such heavy fighting? 9 17 -1333 1 Supporters and foes of PLO Chairman Yasser Arafat fought with machine guns and rocket - propelled grenades at Lebanon ' s largest refugee camp Friday . No casualties were reported . PLO What is PLO? 4 5 -1333 2 The clash began about midnight ( 2200 GMT Thursday ) at Ein el - Hilweh camp , home to 60 , 000 Palestinians on the southeastern outskirts of this port city . The clash began about midnight What was the catalyst for the fight? 0 5 -1333 2 The clash began about midnight ( 2200 GMT Thursday ) at Ein el - Hilweh camp , home to 60 , 000 Palestinians on the southeastern outskirts of this port city . clash What event caused the clash? 1 2 -1333 3 The battle erupted when a pro - Arafat activist , returning to Ein el - Hilweh after a prolonged absence , was greeted by comrades with rifles fired in the air . greeted by comrades with rifles fired in the air Why was the activist greeted this way? 22 31 -1333 3 The battle erupted when a pro - Arafat activist , returning to Ein el - Hilweh after a prolonged absence , was greeted by comrades with rifles fired in the air . absence , Why was there a prolonged absence? 19 21 -1333 5 Makdah and leaders from Arafat ' s mainstream Fatah faction intervened to stop the clash , the statement added . intervened How did they intervene? 10 11 -1333 5 Makdah and leaders from Arafat ' s mainstream Fatah faction intervened to stop the clash , the statement added . Makdah Were they able to eventually stop the clash? 0 1 -1334 1 He arrived in New York on an Iraqi passport , masterminded the World Trade Center blast and fled before the smoke had cleared , authorities say . He Who is he? 0 1 -1334 1 He arrived in New York on an Iraqi passport , masterminded the World Trade Center blast and fled before the smoke had cleared , authorities say . Iraqi Was this a genuine passport? 7 8 -1334 1 He arrived in New York on an Iraqi passport , masterminded the World Trade Center blast and fled before the smoke had cleared , authorities say . masterminded How did he mastermind the WTC explosion? 10 11 -1334 1 He arrived in New York on an Iraqi passport , masterminded the World Trade Center blast and fled before the smoke had cleared , authorities say . say Who are authorities speaking to here? 25 26 -1334 1 He arrived in New York on an Iraqi passport , masterminded the World Trade Center blast and fled before the smoke had cleared , authorities say . fled before the smoke had cleared , How had the person fled so quickly? 17 24 -1334 2 Using a string of aliases , he then hopscotched the globe , leaving clues of unsuccessful bombing attacks allegedly planned for the Philippines and Thailand . allegedly Who is alleging? 18 19 -1334 2 Using a string of aliases , he then hopscotched the globe , leaving clues of unsuccessful bombing attacks allegedly planned for the Philippines and Thailand . hopscotched the globe , How was he able to move so freely if he was a wanted man? 8 12 -1334 2 Using a string of aliases , he then hopscotched the globe , leaving clues of unsuccessful bombing attacks allegedly planned for the Philippines and Thailand . Philippines Why did he choose the Philippines as another target? 22 23 -1334 2 Using a string of aliases , he then hopscotched the globe , leaving clues of unsuccessful bombing attacks allegedly planned for the Philippines and Thailand . Thailand Why did he choose Thailand as another target? 24 25 -1334 2 Using a string of aliases , he then hopscotched the globe , leaving clues of unsuccessful bombing attacks allegedly planned for the Philippines and Thailand . unsuccessful Why did these attacks fail? 15 16 -1334 2 Using a string of aliases , he then hopscotched the globe , leaving clues of unsuccessful bombing attacks allegedly planned for the Philippines and Thailand . clues of unsuccessful bombing attacks How were the attacks found out before they took place? 13 18 -1334 3 Finally , after two years as a fugitive , the mysterious Ramzi Ahmed Yousef was captured in a hotel room in Islamabad , Pakistan . mysterious Why is he mysterious? 10 11 -1334 3 Finally , after two years as a fugitive , the mysterious Ramzi Ahmed Yousef was captured in a hotel room in Islamabad , Pakistan . captured How was he captured? 15 16 -1334 3 Finally , after two years as a fugitive , the mysterious Ramzi Ahmed Yousef was captured in a hotel room in Islamabad , Pakistan . captured Who captured him and how? 15 16 -1334 3 Finally , after two years as a fugitive , the mysterious Ramzi Ahmed Yousef was captured in a hotel room in Islamabad , Pakistan . was captured in a hotel room How was Yousef captured? 14 20 -1334 4 The 27 - year - old suspect was lying peacefully on a bed Tuesday morning when Pakistani police and U . S . law enforcement officers broke in , according to the officials , who requested anonymity . 27 - year - old How did he become a \"mastermind\" at such a young age? 1 6 -1334 4 The 27 - year - old suspect was lying peacefully on a bed Tuesday morning when Pakistani police and U . S . law enforcement officers broke in , according to the officials , who requested anonymity . anonymity Why did the speaker request anonymity? 36 37 -1334 4 The 27 - year - old suspect was lying peacefully on a bed Tuesday morning when Pakistani police and U . S . law enforcement officers broke in , according to the officials , who requested anonymity . U . S . What role did U.S. authorities play in tracking Yousef down? 19 23 -1334 5 " The blood ran out of his face , " said one official , adding that Yousef did not put up a struggle . adding that Yousef did not put up a struggle Are there any conclusions for this? 14 23 -1334 5 " The blood ran out of his face , " said one official , adding that Yousef did not put up a struggle . struggle Why didn't he resist? 22 23 -1335 1 Russian officials on Friday confirmed that Moscow had agreed to deliver several patrol submarines to China , but denied allegations that the deal could destabilize the balance of power in the region . allegations Where did the allegations come from? 19 20 -1335 1 Russian officials on Friday confirmed that Moscow had agreed to deliver several patrol submarines to China , but denied allegations that the deal could destabilize the balance of power in the region . destabilize How could it destabilize the region? 24 25 -1335 1 Russian officials on Friday confirmed that Moscow had agreed to deliver several patrol submarines to China , but denied allegations that the deal could destabilize the balance of power in the region . allegations Who is making the allegations? 19 20 -1335 1 Russian officials on Friday confirmed that Moscow had agreed to deliver several patrol submarines to China , but denied allegations that the deal could destabilize the balance of power in the region . destabilize Why do they believe the balance of power could be destabilized? 24 25 -1335 1 Russian officials on Friday confirmed that Moscow had agreed to deliver several patrol submarines to China , but denied allegations that the deal could destabilize the balance of power in the region . destabilize the balance of power How could this deal destabilize the region? 24 29 -1335 1 Russian officials on Friday confirmed that Moscow had agreed to deliver several patrol submarines to China , but denied allegations that the deal could destabilize the balance of power in the region . destabilize the balance of power in the region Why would the delivery of patrol submarines to China destabilize the balance of power in the region? 24 32 -1335 1 Russian officials on Friday confirmed that Moscow had agreed to deliver several patrol submarines to China , but denied allegations that the deal could destabilize the balance of power in the region . Moscow had agreed Why did Moscow agree to deliver patrol submarines to China? 6 9 -1335 2 A top Russian navy official , speaking on condition of anonymity , told the Interfax news agency that Russia had already built the first Kilo - class diesel submarine for China . But he said it hadn ' t yet delivered it , contrary to previous reports . contrary Why were there previous reports to the contrary? 43 44 -1335 2 A top Russian navy official , speaking on condition of anonymity , told the Interfax news agency that Russia had already built the first Kilo - class diesel submarine for China . But he said it hadn ' t yet delivered it , contrary to previous reports . previous reports Who would gain from reporting the subs had already been delivered? 45 47 -1335 2 A top Russian navy official , speaking on condition of anonymity , told the Interfax news agency that Russia had already built the first Kilo - class diesel submarine for China . But he said it hadn ' t yet delivered it , contrary to previous reports . contrary to previous reports Why have reports given conflicting information? 43 47 -1335 2 A top Russian navy official , speaking on condition of anonymity , told the Interfax news agency that Russia had already built the first Kilo - class diesel submarine for China . But he said it hadn ' t yet delivered it , contrary to previous reports . Kilo - class diesel submarine What does this submarine contain in the way of characteristics? 24 29 -1335 2 A top Russian navy official , speaking on condition of anonymity , told the Interfax news agency that Russia had already built the first Kilo - class diesel submarine for China . But he said it hadn ' t yet delivered it , contrary to previous reports . anonymity , Why did the Russian official insist on anonymity? 10 12 -1335 3 On Thursday , Robert Karniol , the Asia - Pacific editor for Jane ' s Defense Weekly magazine , said the deal was signed in November and China already had received one vessel . China Does China confirm or deny the receipt of one of the patrol submarines? 27 28 -1335 4 The dlrs 1 billion deal for the four submarines is " a major generational jump from China ' s current fleet and there are fears that it could use the vessels to push its own interests in the region , " he said . own interests What are China's interests specifically? 34 36 -1335 4 The dlrs 1 billion deal for the four submarines is " a major generational jump from China ' s current fleet and there are fears that it could use the vessels to push its own interests in the region , " he said . fears Who has these fears? 24 25 -1335 4 The dlrs 1 billion deal for the four submarines is " a major generational jump from China ' s current fleet and there are fears that it could use the vessels to push its own interests in the region , " he said . its own interests What are China's interests in the region? 33 36 -1335 4 The dlrs 1 billion deal for the four submarines is " a major generational jump from China ' s current fleet and there are fears that it could use the vessels to push its own interests in the region , " he said . fears that it could use the vessels What is the evidence that this could be the case? 24 31 -1335 4 The dlrs 1 billion deal for the four submarines is " a major generational jump from China ' s current fleet and there are fears that it could use the vessels to push its own interests in the region , " he said . interests What are China's interests in the region? 35 36 -1335 4 The dlrs 1 billion deal for the four submarines is " a major generational jump from China ' s current fleet and there are fears that it could use the vessels to push its own interests in the region , " he said . push What are the benefits to China if it asserts its interests in the region? 32 33 -1335 5 Karniol said Moscow ' s decision to sell China " their most advanced systems " was " a new development and very worrisome " to other nations in the region . very worrisome " Why are they worried? 21 24 -1335 5 Karniol said Moscow ' s decision to sell China " their most advanced systems " was " a new development and very worrisome " to other nations in the region . other nations in the region Which other nations specifically? 25 30 -1335 5 Karniol said Moscow ' s decision to sell China " their most advanced systems " was " a new development and very worrisome " to other nations in the region . very worrisome Why is this decision very worrisome? 21 23 -1335 5 Karniol said Moscow ' s decision to sell China " their most advanced systems " was " a new development and very worrisome " to other nations in the region . other nations in the region Which other nations are concerned? 25 30 -1335 5 Karniol said Moscow ' s decision to sell China " their most advanced systems " was " a new development and very worrisome " to other nations in the region . advanced systems " What characteristics do these \"most advanced systems\" have that previous systems did not have? 12 15 -1335 5 Karniol said Moscow ' s decision to sell China " their most advanced systems " was " a new development and very worrisome " to other nations in the region . worrisome " What other nations find Moscow's decision worrisome? 22 24 -1336 1 From the specially installed playing floor to the scalper - free zones around the America West Arena , the National Basketball Association All - Star game has been a major logistical campaign . All - Star How long has the All-Star game been around? 22 25 -1336 1 From the specially installed playing floor to the scalper - free zones around the America West Arena , the National Basketball Association All - Star game has been a major logistical campaign . specially installed Why was the floor specially installed? 2 4 -1336 1 From the specially installed playing floor to the scalper - free zones around the America West Arena , the National Basketball Association All - Star game has been a major logistical campaign . campaign What does campaign mean in this context? 31 32 -1336 1 From the specially installed playing floor to the scalper - free zones around the America West Arena , the National Basketball Association All - Star game has been a major logistical campaign . specially installed How was the playing floor installed? 2 4 -1336 1 From the specially installed playing floor to the scalper - free zones around the America West Arena , the National Basketball Association All - Star game has been a major logistical campaign . scalper - free zones How are these zones being enforced? 8 12 -1336 1 From the specially installed playing floor to the scalper - free zones around the America West Arena , the National Basketball Association All - Star game has been a major logistical campaign . specially installed playing floor What is the specially installed floor made of? 2 6 -1336 2 " It seems like we ' ve done little else over the last several months , " said Ray Artigue , general manager of SRO , the Phoenix Suns ' marketing arm . seems Why does it seem to Ray like they've done little else over the past month? 2 3 -1336 2 " It seems like we ' ve done little else over the last several months , " said Ray Artigue , general manager of SRO , the Phoenix Suns ' marketing arm . SRO , Why is SRO involved with the All-Star game? 24 26 -1336 2 " It seems like we ' ve done little else over the last several months , " said Ray Artigue , general manager of SRO , the Phoenix Suns ' marketing arm . we ' ve done little else What is it that they've been doing for the last several months? 4 10 -1336 3 Although the league calls most of the shots , the Suns had to find workers and get the plans completed for the NBA showcase . workers How did the Suns find workers? 14 15 -1336 3 Although the league calls most of the shots , the Suns had to find workers and get the plans completed for the NBA showcase . league calls most of the shots , Why does the league call most of the shots? 2 9 -1336 3 Although the league calls most of the shots , the Suns had to find workers and get the plans completed for the NBA showcase . the league calls most of the shots , Why does the league call most of the shots? 1 9 -1336 3 Although the league calls most of the shots , the Suns had to find workers and get the plans completed for the NBA showcase . get the plans completed Why do the Suns have to complete the plans if the league calls most of the shots? 16 20 -1336 3 Although the league calls most of the shots , the Suns had to find workers and get the plans completed for the NBA showcase . NBA showcase . When is the showcase taking place? 22 25 -1336 4 The Suns set up other activities leading up the game , including a luncheon and roast of star Charles Barkley , a basketball theme park and some VIP events like concerts . other activities Why are there other activities besides the game? 4 6 -1336 4 The Suns set up other activities leading up the game , including a luncheon and roast of star Charles Barkley , a basketball theme park and some VIP events like concerts . basketball theme park What rides will be at the theme park? 22 25 -1336 5 An ordinance passed Jan . 31 creates a place for ticket scalpers - - or touts - - in order to keep fans and souvenir stands off the street and away from traffic . ordinance Why was an ordinance passed? 1 2 -1336 5 An ordinance passed Jan . 31 creates a place for ticket scalpers - - or touts - - in order to keep fans and souvenir stands off the street and away from traffic . ordinance How was the ordinance passed; was it city or statewide? 1 2 -1336 5 An ordinance passed Jan . 31 creates a place for ticket scalpers - - or touts - - in order to keep fans and souvenir stands off the street and away from traffic . place for ticket scalpers Where is the place for touts? 8 12 -1337 1 A 14 - year - old Christian boy convicted of writing anti - Islamic slogans on a mosque has been sentenced to hang under Pakistan ' s strict blasphemy laws . strict blasphemy laws What kind of blasphemy laws does Pakistan have? 27 30 -1337 1 A 14 - year - old Christian boy convicted of writing anti - Islamic slogans on a mosque has been sentenced to hang under Pakistan ' s strict blasphemy laws . blasphemy What are Pakistan's blasphemy laws? 28 29 -1337 1 A 14 - year - old Christian boy convicted of writing anti - Islamic slogans on a mosque has been sentenced to hang under Pakistan ' s strict blasphemy laws . 14 - year - old Are children who commit crimes offered any protections under Pakistani law? 1 6 -1337 2 Judge Mujahid Hussein on Thursday found young Salamat Masih and his adult uncle , Rehmat Masih , guilty of insulting Islam , a crime that carries a mandatory death penalty . uncle , Did the uncle lead or influence the child's behavior? 12 14 -1337 2 Judge Mujahid Hussein on Thursday found young Salamat Masih and his adult uncle , Rehmat Masih , guilty of insulting Islam , a crime that carries a mandatory death penalty . mandatory Are there ever exceptions to this rule? 27 28 -1337 3 The alleged anti - Islamic slogans were never introduced at the trial in the eastern city of Lahore , said defense attorney Asma Jehangir . Witnesses said the slogans were erased immediately , and they refused to repeat them in court saying they were offensive to Islam . Witnesses said the slogans were erased immediately Does this mean that there are no witnesses or physical evidence? 25 32 -1337 3 The alleged anti - Islamic slogans were never introduced at the trial in the eastern city of Lahore , said defense attorney Asma Jehangir . Witnesses said the slogans were erased immediately , and they refused to repeat them in court saying they were offensive to Islam . refused to repeat them Why were the witnesses not forced to repeat the slogans in order to determine if they were really written? 35 39 -1337 3 The alleged anti - Islamic slogans were never introduced at the trial in the eastern city of Lahore , said defense attorney Asma Jehangir . Witnesses said the slogans were erased immediately , and they refused to repeat them in court saying they were offensive to Islam . never introduced Would the people still consider this a fair trial? 7 9 -1337 3 The alleged anti - Islamic slogans were never introduced at the trial in the eastern city of Lahore , said defense attorney Asma Jehangir . Witnesses said the slogans were erased immediately , and they refused to repeat them in court saying they were offensive to Islam . never introduced How can the court convict defendants for writing slogans that were never heard or seen in court? 7 9 -1337 3 The alleged anti - Islamic slogans were never introduced at the trial in the eastern city of Lahore , said defense attorney Asma Jehangir . Witnesses said the slogans were erased immediately , and they refused to repeat them in court saying they were offensive to Islam . erased immediately , Is there any proof that the slogans were written? 30 33 -1337 4 Amnesty International and other human rights groups have criticized Pakistan ' s blasphemy laws , first introduced during the 1980s . The laws prohibit any criticism of Islam or its 7th - century founder , the prophet Mohammed . 1980s Why have religion-inspired laws become more prominent? 19 20 -1337 4 Amnesty International and other human rights groups have criticized Pakistan ' s blasphemy laws , first introduced during the 1980s . The laws prohibit any criticism of Islam or its 7th - century founder , the prophet Mohammed . first introduced during the 1980s Why were these laws introduced then? 15 20 -1337 5 At least six people have been sentenced to death under the blasphemy laws , though no one has yet been executed . yet Why have the executions not been performed? 18 19 -1337 5 At least six people have been sentenced to death under the blasphemy laws , though no one has yet been executed . no one has yet been executed Why have none of the convicted been executed yet? 15 21 -1337 5 At least six people have been sentenced to death under the blasphemy laws , though no one has yet been executed . no one has yet been executed Are they given a date to when they are suppose to be executed? 15 21 -1337 5 At least six people have been sentenced to death under the blasphemy laws , though no one has yet been executed . no one has yet been executed Does the government intend to begin executing people convicted under these laws? 15 21 -1338 1 For the first time in 50 years , school children in the former Soviet republic of Estonia can now study geography in their native language . can now study geography Why was geography banned? 17 21 -1338 1 For the first time in 50 years , school children in the former Soviet republic of Estonia can now study geography in their native language . native language Why did Estonia's children not speak their native language in school for 50 years? 23 25 -1338 2 Thanks to the Scandinavian Lions Clubs , which printed and paid for 20 , 000 new Estonian - language atlases , students can also finally see their homeland marked as an independent country . marked as an independent Why was their country not marked as independent before? 28 32 -1338 3 " This will make independence more real for the children . It will help them know who they are , " Tiia Raudma , an education official at Estonia ' s Ministry of Culture , told the Associated Press in a recent interview . will make independence more real Was Estonia under the rule of another country? 2 7 -1338 3 " This will make independence more real for the children . It will help them know who they are , " Tiia Raudma , an education official at Estonia ' s Ministry of Culture , told the Associated Press in a recent interview . independence Why is Estonia now independent from the old Soviet Union. 4 5 -1338 4 Raudma said cash - strapped Estonia couldn ' t have paid the dlrs 100 , 000 the atlases cost . Lions Clubs from Sweden , Norway , Finland and Denmark and Iceland paid all the production costs . cash - strapped Estonia Why was the country in such dire need of cash? 2 6 -1338 4 Raudma said cash - strapped Estonia couldn ' t have paid the dlrs 100 , 000 the atlases cost . Lions Clubs from Sweden , Norway , Finland and Denmark and Iceland paid all the production costs . couldn ' t have paid the dlrs 100 , 000 Why could they not pay $100,000? 6 16 -1338 5 The atlases , which will be distributed to most schools in mid - February , replaced old Soviet ones which were written in Russian , a language most Estonians learn as a second language in their teens . replaced old Soviet ones So did old Soviet atlases erase Estonia? 15 19 -1339 1 Dual world record holder Wang Junxia and a teammate have taken over coaching responsibilities of the women ' s team informally known " Ma ' s Army , " an official newspaper reported Friday . informally does the team have a formal name? where are they from? 20 21 -1339 1 Dual world record holder Wang Junxia and a teammate have taken over coaching responsibilities of the women ' s team informally known " Ma ' s Army , " an official newspaper reported Friday . world record holder What world record does he hold? 1 4 -1339 1 Dual world record holder Wang Junxia and a teammate have taken over coaching responsibilities of the women ' s team informally known " Ma ' s Army , " an official newspaper reported Friday . taken over coaching responsibilities Why did they have to take over the team? 10 14 -1339 2 The report in the China Sports Daily did not mention their former coach , the flamboyant and controversial Ma Junren , who catapulted to fame in 1993 when Wang and several teammates broke a string of world records . controversial Why was he controversial? 17 18 -1339 3 Last December , Wang , who holds the 3 , 000 - and 10 , 000 - meter world records , led a mass walkout from Ma ' s training complex to protest their coach ' s excessive discipline and because of a dispute over prize money . excessive discipline What are the details of this excessive discipline? 37 39 -1339 3 Last December , Wang , who holds the 3 , 000 - and 10 , 000 - meter world records , led a mass walkout from Ma ' s training complex to protest their coach ' s excessive discipline and because of a dispute over prize money . coach ' s excessive discipline What sort of discipline did they find to be excessive? 34 39 -1339 4 Ma is suffering from throat cancer and is recuperating from injuries sustained in a car accident in late December . Previous reports said sports officials were looking for a replacement , but it was not clear if the new coaching arrangement with Wang and Zhang Linli was permanent . replacement , Who were they looking at for this replacement? 29 31 -1339 5 The report said Wang and Zhang were training the 12 - woman team , seven of whom were preparing for an international marathon scheduled for early March in Beijing . March What year? 26 27 -1340 1 Bosnian government and rival Serb forces fought heavy infantry battles near Bihac in the northwest Friday . Bosnian government and rival Serb forces fought What conflict is being fought over? 0 7 -1340 1 Bosnian government and rival Serb forces fought heavy infantry battles near Bihac in the northwest Friday . Bihac Where is Bihac located? 11 12 -1340 1 Bosnian government and rival Serb forces fought heavy infantry battles near Bihac in the northwest Friday . fought Why did Bosnian government and rival Serb forces fought heavy infantry battles? 6 7 -1340 2 " We believe it is very serious fighting taking place adjacent to the civilian population , " said Graham Day , a U . N . spokesman . " Both sides are struggling to take the ground on the plateau south and southwest of the town . " " Both sides are struggling to take the ground Why is there such a struggle to gain ground in this area? 28 37 -1340 2 " We believe it is very serious fighting taking place adjacent to the civilian population , " said Graham Day , a U . N . spokesman . " Both sides are struggling to take the ground on the plateau south and southwest of the town . " " Both sides are struggling to take the ground How is ground being prevented from being taken? 28 37 -1340 2 " We believe it is very serious fighting taking place adjacent to the civilian population , " said Graham Day , a U . N . spokesman . " Both sides are struggling to take the ground on the plateau south and southwest of the town . " civilian How close is the fighting to civilian population, and are both sides making an attempt to avoid civilians? 13 14 -1340 2 " We believe it is very serious fighting taking place adjacent to the civilian population , " said Graham Day , a U . N . spokesman . " Both sides are struggling to take the ground on the plateau south and southwest of the town . " struggling Why are both sides struggling? 32 33 -1340 3 Tensions also increased in Sarajevo , the Bosnian capital . Serbs said they would allow no aid into the city after an ethnic Serb working with the U . N . aid agency was arrested by the Bosnian government . would allow no aid into the city Why would Serbia disallow any aid into the capital? 13 20 -1340 3 Tensions also increased in Sarajevo , the Bosnian capital . Serbs said they would allow no aid into the city after an ethnic Serb working with the U . N . aid agency was arrested by the Bosnian government . U . N . aid agency was arrested Why was he arrested for working with the government? 27 35 -1340 3 Tensions also increased in Sarajevo , the Bosnian capital . Serbs said they would allow no aid into the city after an ethnic Serb working with the U . N . aid agency was arrested by the Bosnian government . aid What aid is the U.N. providing the city? 16 17 -1340 3 Tensions also increased in Sarajevo , the Bosnian capital . Serbs said they would allow no aid into the city after an ethnic Serb working with the U . N . aid agency was arrested by the Bosnian government . increased Why did tension increase in Sarajevo? 2 3 -1340 3 Tensions also increased in Sarajevo , the Bosnian capital . Serbs said they would allow no aid into the city after an ethnic Serb working with the U . N . aid agency was arrested by the Bosnian government . arrested Why was a Serb working with the UN aid agency arrested? 34 35 -1340 4 Persistent fighting in the northwest has confounded U . N . efforts to calm Bosnia and get peace talks started . It also has hampered efforts to supply food to hungry civilians . Persistent Why didn't UN intervene earlier? 0 1 -1340 5 Most of the fighting in the northwest has pitted Muslim - led government troops against Serbs from nearby Croatia and Muslim forces opposed to the government . Both groups are allied with the Bosnian Serbs , but did not sign a truce that took effect Jan . 1 . but did not sign a truce Why did these groups not sign the truce? 36 42 -1340 5 Most of the fighting in the northwest has pitted Muslim - led government troops against Serbs from nearby Croatia and Muslim forces opposed to the government . Both groups are allied with the Bosnian Serbs , but did not sign a truce that took effect Jan . 1 . but did not sign a truce Why did they not sign the truce? 36 42 -1340 5 Most of the fighting in the northwest has pitted Muslim - led government troops against Serbs from nearby Croatia and Muslim forces opposed to the government . Both groups are allied with the Bosnian Serbs , but did not sign a truce that took effect Jan . 1 . truce Who are the parties who signed the truce and why was it broken? 41 42 -1340 5 Most of the fighting in the northwest has pitted Muslim - led government troops against Serbs from nearby Croatia and Muslim forces opposed to the government . Both groups are allied with the Bosnian Serbs , but did not sign a truce that took effect Jan . 1 . sign Why did they not sign a truce that took effect on Jan 1? 39 40 -1340 5 Most of the fighting in the northwest has pitted Muslim - led government troops against Serbs from nearby Croatia and Muslim forces opposed to the government . Both groups are allied with the Bosnian Serbs , but did not sign a truce that took effect Jan . 1 . pitted Why as the fight in the northwest pitted Muslim-led government troops against Serbs from nearby forces opposed to the government? 8 9 -1341 1 Premier Edouard Balladur on Friday bowed to pressure from angry students , saying his conservative government was suspending plans to reorganize technical schools as students launched a new wave of demonstrations around France . demonstrations What was the basis for these demonstrations? 30 31 -1341 1 Premier Edouard Balladur on Friday bowed to pressure from angry students , saying his conservative government was suspending plans to reorganize technical schools as students launched a new wave of demonstrations around France . demonstrations Why were the demonstrations necessary? 30 31 -1341 1 Premier Edouard Balladur on Friday bowed to pressure from angry students , saying his conservative government was suspending plans to reorganize technical schools as students launched a new wave of demonstrations around France . reorganize technical schools Why were the schools going to be reorganized? 20 23 -1341 1 Premier Edouard Balladur on Friday bowed to pressure from angry students , saying his conservative government was suspending plans to reorganize technical schools as students launched a new wave of demonstrations around France . Premier What is a \"Premier\"? 0 1 -1341 2 Thousands of students demonstrated in several cities against the plan . Up to 3 , 000 students gathered outside the governor ' s office in the southwest city of Nantes , where Balladur was visiting . visiting Why was he visiting these cities? 34 35 -1341 3 About 4 , 000 protested in Grenoble , 1 , 200 in Aix - en - Provence and several hundred in Dijon . In Paris , some 2 , 000 students met on the esplanade of the Invalides , housing Napoleon ' s tomb , for a march to the Pantheon , in the heart of the Latin Quarter . Pantheon , Why was this location poignant for the students to march towards? 50 52 -1341 4 Balladur said he was " suspending " for review a circular put out in December reorganizing the network of university - level technical schools . The text , issued in December , would limit the possibility of IUT graduates from pursuing higher studies after their two - year program . limit Is the idea to limit based on financial reasons? 33 34 -1341 4 Balladur said he was " suspending " for review a circular put out in December reorganizing the network of university - level technical schools . The text , issued in December , would limit the possibility of IUT graduates from pursuing higher studies after their two - year program . limit Why would the the text limit this possibility described in the text? 33 34 -1341 4 Balladur said he was " suspending " for review a circular put out in December reorganizing the network of university - level technical schools . The text , issued in December , would limit the possibility of IUT graduates from pursuing higher studies after their two - year program . limit the possibility of IUT graduates Why would the students have been limited in their graduate studies? 33 39 -1341 5 " The feeling spread that the freedom of choice risked being limited excessively , " the prime minister told reporters . " That ' s why the circular was suspended . " excessively , " Why was freedom of choice being limited excessively? 12 15 -1342 1 Russian officials on Friday confirmed that Moscow had agreed to supply China with four submarines , but denied the deal could upset the balance of power in Asia . agreed Why did Moscow agree to supply China with four submarines? 8 9 -1342 1 Russian officials on Friday confirmed that Moscow had agreed to supply China with four submarines , but denied the deal could upset the balance of power in Asia . upset Why would the deal upset the balance of power in Asia? 21 22 -1342 1 Russian officials on Friday confirmed that Moscow had agreed to supply China with four submarines , but denied the deal could upset the balance of power in Asia . supply China with four submarines , What would the subs be used for? 10 16 -1342 1 Russian officials on Friday confirmed that Moscow had agreed to supply China with four submarines , but denied the deal could upset the balance of power in Asia . upset the balance of power What are the other Asian countries in contention? 21 26 -1342 2 The Interfax news agency quoted an unidentified Russian navy official as saying the first Kilo - class diesel submarine had been built but not delivered . delivered Why has the diesel submarine not been delivered? 24 25 -1342 2 The Interfax news agency quoted an unidentified Russian navy official as saying the first Kilo - class diesel submarine had been built but not delivered . quoted How credible is the news from \"The Interfax news agency\"? 4 5 -1342 3 On Thursday , Robert Karniol , the Asia - Pacific editor for Jane ' s Defense Weekly magazine , said the $ 1 billion deal was signed in November and that the first sub was being shipped to China . signed How credible is the editor for Jane's Defense Weekly magazine? Where did he get this information from? 26 27 -1342 3 On Thursday , Robert Karniol , the Asia - Pacific editor for Jane ' s Defense Weekly magazine , said the $ 1 billion deal was signed in November and that the first sub was being shipped to China . China why China? 38 39 -1342 4 Karniol said Moscow ' s decision to sell China " their most advanced systems " was " a new development and very worrisome " to China ' s neighbors . worrisome " Why would this be worrisome for China's neighbors? 22 24 -1342 4 Karniol said Moscow ' s decision to sell China " their most advanced systems " was " a new development and very worrisome " to China ' s neighbors . sell Why would Moscow sell China with their most advanced system? 7 8 -1342 4 Karniol said Moscow ' s decision to sell China " their most advanced systems " was " a new development and very worrisome " to China ' s neighbors . new development and very worrisome " How would this be used to upset nearby nations? 18 24 -1342 4 Karniol said Moscow ' s decision to sell China " their most advanced systems " was " a new development and very worrisome " to China ' s neighbors . " a new development and very worrisome " How are these subs advanced in a way that is threatening? 16 24 -1342 4 Karniol said Moscow ' s decision to sell China " their most advanced systems " was " a new development and very worrisome " to China ' s neighbors . China ' s neighbors Which neighbors? 25 29 -1342 5 The submarines , which have sophisticated search and attack sonars , could be used to blockade Taiwan , which China considers part of its territory . considers Why would China consider Taiwan part of its territory? 20 21 -1342 5 The submarines , which have sophisticated search and attack sonars , could be used to blockade Taiwan , which China considers part of its territory . blockade Is China buying these submarines mainly to block Taiwan? 15 16 -1342 5 The submarines , which have sophisticated search and attack sonars , could be used to blockade Taiwan , which China considers part of its territory . blockade Taiwan , Why would China wish to blockade Taiwan? 15 18 -1343 1 A British organization is entering the legal battle over smoking , a decision that eventually might involve controversial Brown and Williamson Corp . documents on smoking and health . A British organization where is this organization from specifically ? 0 3 -1343 1 A British organization is entering the legal battle over smoking , a decision that eventually might involve controversial Brown and Williamson Corp . documents on smoking and health . the legal battle over smoking , What is this legal battle over smoking, and what does it entail? 5 11 -1343 1 A British organization is entering the legal battle over smoking , a decision that eventually might involve controversial Brown and Williamson Corp . documents on smoking and health . Brown and Williamson Corp . documents What do these documents say? A link to those published documents might prove useful here. 18 24 -1343 1 A British organization is entering the legal battle over smoking , a decision that eventually might involve controversial Brown and Williamson Corp . documents on smoking and health . smoking , Why is there a legal battle over smoking? 9 11 -1343 1 A British organization is entering the legal battle over smoking , a decision that eventually might involve controversial Brown and Williamson Corp . documents on smoking and health . controversial Why are they deemed controversial? 17 18 -1343 2 The Legal Aid Board for London agreed last week to help pay the legal fees for 200 low - income people with lung cancer and other smoking - related illnesses who are seeking to sue cigarette companies for damages . seeking to sue cigarette companies for damages I feel this is a little unfair, isn't smoking a choice? are the risks not labeled on the boxes? 32 39 -1343 2 The Legal Aid Board for London agreed last week to help pay the legal fees for 200 low - income people with lung cancer and other smoking - related illnesses who are seeking to sue cigarette companies for damages . help pay How would these low income people sign up for this? 10 12 -1343 2 The Legal Aid Board for London agreed last week to help pay the legal fees for 200 low - income people with lung cancer and other smoking - related illnesses who are seeking to sue cigarette companies for damages . other smoking - related illnesses What other smoking related illnesses will be covered? Someone might have one not on the list of approved illnesses. 25 30 -1343 2 The Legal Aid Board for London agreed last week to help pay the legal fees for 200 low - income people with lung cancer and other smoking - related illnesses who are seeking to sue cigarette companies for damages . 200 Why only 200? 16 17 -1343 2 The Legal Aid Board for London agreed last week to help pay the legal fees for 200 low - income people with lung cancer and other smoking - related illnesses who are seeking to sue cigarette companies for damages . damages How will they be reimbursed for the damages? 38 39 -1343 3 Anti - smoking activists in England say the 4 , 000 pages of leaked Brown and Williamson documents will be instrumental in future cases against the cigarette companies , The Courier - Journal of Louisville reported Friday . leaked why are they leaking these documents and what is their importance 13 14 -1343 3 Anti - smoking activists in England say the 4 , 000 pages of leaked Brown and Williamson documents will be instrumental in future cases against the cigarette companies , The Courier - Journal of Louisville reported Friday . leaked How were he documents leaked? 13 14 -1343 3 Anti - smoking activists in England say the 4 , 000 pages of leaked Brown and Williamson documents will be instrumental in future cases against the cigarette companies , The Courier - Journal of Louisville reported Friday . instrumental How will these documents be instrumental in the future? 20 21 -1343 4 Brown and Williamson said the documents were stolen from its Louisville offices by a former legal - firm employee and has been fighting to keep the documents from being used against them in lawsuits . lawsuits how many lawsuits do they have ? 33 34 -1343 4 Brown and Williamson said the documents were stolen from its Louisville offices by a former legal - firm employee and has been fighting to keep the documents from being used against them in lawsuits . used against them in lawsuits Is it legal to use any of the leaked information against them in a lawsuit? How could this affect Brown and Williamson? 29 34 -1343 4 Brown and Williamson said the documents were stolen from its Louisville offices by a former legal - firm employee and has been fighting to keep the documents from being used against them in lawsuits . documents How are the documents being used against them? 5 6 -1343 4 Brown and Williamson said the documents were stolen from its Louisville offices by a former legal - firm employee and has been fighting to keep the documents from being used against them in lawsuits . fighting Why have they been fighting to keep the documents from being used against them? 22 23 -1343 5 Several U . S . news organizations obtained copies of the documents , which they said showed Brown and Williamson executives knew at least 30 years ago nicotine was addictive and hid potentially damaging information from the public . hid potentially damaging why did they hide the information? 31 34 -1343 5 Several U . S . news organizations obtained copies of the documents , which they said showed Brown and Williamson executives knew at least 30 years ago nicotine was addictive and hid potentially damaging information from the public . 30 years ago How long have cigarette companies produced such harmful products, have cigarettes ever been without additives? 24 27 -1343 5 Several U . S . news organizations obtained copies of the documents , which they said showed Brown and Williamson executives knew at least 30 years ago nicotine was addictive and hid potentially damaging information from the public . documents , How did so many organizations get copies of the documents? 11 13 -1343 5 Several U . S . news organizations obtained copies of the documents , which they said showed Brown and Williamson executives knew at least 30 years ago nicotine was addictive and hid potentially damaging information from the public . hid How did they manage to hide the information for so long? 31 32 -1344 1 Concerned about increases in consumer prices , the Polish government Friday announced measures intended to prevent food prices from rising further . measures What measures does the Polish government intend to implement to prevent further rising food prices? 12 13 -1344 1 Concerned about increases in consumer prices , the Polish government Friday announced measures intended to prevent food prices from rising further . increases in consumer prices , What was causing the price spike at this time? 2 7 -1344 1 Concerned about increases in consumer prices , the Polish government Friday announced measures intended to prevent food prices from rising further . prices , What triggered consumer price increases? 5 7 -1344 2 The measures include selling food such as cereals , butter , and sugar from state reserves at below - market prices and guaranteeing duty - free imports of 1 . 5 million metric tons of grain , Deputy Finance Minister Ryszard Pazura said . imports Which countries have agreed to Deputy Finance Minister Ryszard Pazura's proposal guaranteeing duty-free imports? 26 27 -1344 2 The measures include selling food such as cereals , butter , and sugar from state reserves at below - market prices and guaranteeing duty - free imports of 1 . 5 million metric tons of grain , Deputy Finance Minister Ryszard Pazura said . reserves How much is in the state reserves? 15 16 -1344 3 The Treasury will try to curb monopoly practices and prevent retailers from setting retail margins too high , he said . try to curb What measures does the Treasury intend to employ to curb monopoly practices? 3 6 -1344 3 The Treasury will try to curb monopoly practices and prevent retailers from setting retail margins too high , he said . to curb monopoly practices What sort of monopoly practices were taking place? 4 8 -1344 3 The Treasury will try to curb monopoly practices and prevent retailers from setting retail margins too high , he said . try What policies are they going to use against retailers who set high prices? 3 4 -1344 4 The government will also look carefully at special duties imposed on imported agricultural products to protect Polish farmers and will consider reducing the duties . special duties What are the current and proposed changes to the \"special\" duties imposed on imported agricultural products? 7 9 -1344 4 The government will also look carefully at special duties imposed on imported agricultural products to protect Polish farmers and will consider reducing the duties . imported agricultural products Which imported products were having duties placed upon them? 11 14 -1344 4 The government will also look carefully at special duties imposed on imported agricultural products to protect Polish farmers and will consider reducing the duties . farmers How will this protect Polish farmers? 17 18 -1344 5 Economists suggest this is one of the reasons of the prices are growing so rapidly in Poland . growing so rapidly What is the current rate of price growth in Poland? 12 15 -1344 5 Economists suggest this is one of the reasons of the prices are growing so rapidly in Poland . prices What are some other reasons why prices are increasing in Poland? 10 11 -1345 1 A top Iranian diplomat on Friday said his country does not intend to kill Salman Rushdie despite Iran ' s death order against the writer , the Danish foreign ministry said . Salman Rushdie Who is Salman Rushdie? 14 16 -1345 1 A top Iranian diplomat on Friday said his country does not intend to kill Salman Rushdie despite Iran ' s death order against the writer , the Danish foreign ministry said . Iran ' s death order against the writer , Why is there a death order against Salman? 17 26 -1345 1 A top Iranian diplomat on Friday said his country does not intend to kill Salman Rushdie despite Iran ' s death order against the writer , the Danish foreign ministry said . does not intend How can a death order exist if it isn't intentional? 9 12 -1345 2 In a statement issued after a meeting between Iran ' s Ambassador to Denmark , Mohammad Mehdi Pourmohammadi , and the Danish foreign ministry ' s director , Henrik Wohlk , the Iranian diplomat was quoted as saying that " Iran condemns terrorism in any form . " a statement issued after a meeting When was this statement issued? 1 7 -1345 2 In a statement issued after a meeting between Iran ' s Ambassador to Denmark , Mohammad Mehdi Pourmohammadi , and the Danish foreign ministry ' s director , Henrik Wohlk , the Iranian diplomat was quoted as saying that " Iran condemns terrorism in any form . " " Iran condemns terrorism in any form . " What is he implying by this? 39 48 -1345 3 " The Iranian government had never , is not and will not in the future send anyone to kill Salman Rushdie , " he was quoted as saying . kill Salman Rushdie , " What did he do to provoke the Iranian government? 18 23 -1345 3 " The Iranian government had never , is not and will not in the future send anyone to kill Salman Rushdie , " he was quoted as saying . send anyone to kill Salman Rushdie , " Is this something the Iranian government does? 15 23 -1345 3 " The Iranian government had never , is not and will not in the future send anyone to kill Salman Rushdie , " he was quoted as saying . send anyone Even if they don't explicitly send someone, is letting the order stand a loophole to deny responsibility if he does get killed? 15 17 -1345 4 Earlier in the day , Iran ' s official IRNA news agency - - monitored in Cyprus - - quoted the Iranian deputy foreign minister , Mahmoud Vaezi , as saying that the death edict remains in force and that Rushdie must be killed . that Rushdie must be killed How old is Rushdie? 39 44 -1345 4 Earlier in the day , Iran ' s official IRNA news agency - - monitored in Cyprus - - quoted the Iranian deputy foreign minister , Mahmoud Vaezi , as saying that the death edict remains in force and that Rushdie must be killed . the death edict remains in force How can this be the case if the ambassador has been quoted otherwise? 32 38 -1345 4 Earlier in the day , Iran ' s official IRNA news agency - - monitored in Cyprus - - quoted the Iranian deputy foreign minister , Mahmoud Vaezi , as saying that the death edict remains in force and that Rushdie must be killed . Rushdie must be killed . Is this not contradictory? 40 45 -1345 5 Vaezi underlined " the need for the implementation of the fatwa ( religious edict ) against the writer of the blasphemous book ` The Satanic Verses , " ' according to IRNA . the blasphemous book ` The Satanic Verses , " ' What are some of the reasons that make the book blasphemous? 19 29 -1345 5 Vaezi underlined " the need for the implementation of the fatwa ( religious edict ) against the writer of the blasphemous book ` The Satanic Verses , " ' according to IRNA . the blasphemous book Why was the book blasphemous? 19 22 -1345 5 Vaezi underlined " the need for the implementation of the fatwa ( religious edict ) against the writer of the blasphemous book ` The Satanic Verses , " ' according to IRNA . blasphemous book ` The Satanic Verses , " ' What do they find so offensive about the book? 20 29 -1346 1 Russia sharply attacked the Baltic republic of Estonia on Friday , accusing it of " complicity " with the rebel Chechnya and of seeking to undermine Russian statehood , news reports said . " complicity " What actions demonstrated that Estonia was complicit with Chechnya? 14 17 -1346 1 Russia sharply attacked the Baltic republic of Estonia on Friday , accusing it of " complicity " with the rebel Chechnya and of seeking to undermine Russian statehood , news reports said . Estonia How did Russia go about attacking Chechnya? 7 8 -1346 1 Russia sharply attacked the Baltic republic of Estonia on Friday , accusing it of " complicity " with the rebel Chechnya and of seeking to undermine Russian statehood , news reports said . undermine How did they undermine Russia? 25 26 -1346 1 Russia sharply attacked the Baltic republic of Estonia on Friday , accusing it of " complicity " with the rebel Chechnya and of seeking to undermine Russian statehood , news reports said . " complicity " with the rebel Chechnya How was Estonia being complicit with Chechnya? 14 21 -1346 2 The Russian criticism stemmed from a recent Estonian parliamentary debate on Chechnya ' s right to self - determination . Chechnya ' s right to self - determination Why is Chechnya claiming a right to self-determination? 11 19 -1346 2 The Russian criticism stemmed from a recent Estonian parliamentary debate on Chechnya ' s right to self - determination . debate on Chechnya ' s right to self - determination . What exactly was said that sparked such Russian ire? 9 20 -1346 3 In a protest issued to the Estonian ambassador Juri Kahnu , Russia pointed out that an Estonian parliament resolution called on the Tallinn government to recognize the separatist republic . recognize the separatist republic What force did the Estonian resolution have? 25 29 -1346 4 The Russian Foreign Ministry said it regarded the parliamentary ' s step as an " open interference in the Russia ' s internal affairs , " that might affect bilateral relations , the ITAR - Tass news agency reported . might affect bilateral relations , How would it affect bilateral relations? 27 32 -1346 5 The parliamentary motion was a fresh evidence of Estonia ' s " complicity " with the regime of Chechen President Dzhokhar Dudayev and Estonian attempts to undermine Russian statehood , the protest stated , according to ITAR - Tass . fresh evidence of Estonia ' s " complicity " How was Estonia complying? 5 14 -1347 1 Sun Caiyun soared to a world record in the women ' s indoor pole vault Friday at the Olympic Night track meet - - the third time she has broken the mark in the last two weeks . last two weeks How did he broke the mark in the last two weeks? 34 37 -1347 3 Russia ' s Ludmilla Borissova ran the fastest time this year in the 3 , 000 meters - - 8 minutes , 56 . 72 seconds , while 1992 Olympic gold medalist Heike Drechsler had a bad day in the long jump . Heike Drechsler Of what country? 32 34 -1347 3 Russia ' s Ludmilla Borissova ran the fastest time this year in the 3 , 000 meters - - 8 minutes , 56 . 72 seconds , while 1992 Olympic gold medalist Heike Drechsler had a bad day in the long jump . bad day in the long jump A bad day how? 36 42 -1347 3 Russia ' s Ludmilla Borissova ran the fastest time this year in the 3 , 000 meters - - 8 minutes , 56 . 72 seconds , while 1992 Olympic gold medalist Heike Drechsler had a bad day in the long jump . Heike Drechsler What is her nationality? 32 34 -1347 3 Russia ' s Ludmilla Borissova ran the fastest time this year in the 3 , 000 meters - - 8 minutes , 56 . 72 seconds , while 1992 Olympic gold medalist Heike Drechsler had a bad day in the long jump . had a bad day in the long jump How bad was her performance in this event? 34 42 -1347 3 Russia ' s Ludmilla Borissova ran the fastest time this year in the 3 , 000 meters - - 8 minutes , 56 . 72 seconds , while 1992 Olympic gold medalist Heike Drechsler had a bad day in the long jump . bad day in the long jump Why did Heike Drechsler had a bad day in the long jump? 36 42 -1347 4 Drechsler , who once jumped a wind - aided 7 . 63 meters ( 25 - 0 1 - 2 ) outdoor , won her event against little competition at 6 . 76 meters ( 22 - 2 1 - 4 ) . 6 . 76 Was this indoor or oudoor? 30 33 -1347 5 " I had my worst day , " said Dreschler , who last week beat Jackie Joyner - Kersee at the Millrose Games in New York . " Someone must have moved the takeoff board . " Jackie Joyner - Kersee By what margin did she lose? 15 19 -1348 1 Public employees whose salaries were slashed by 8 percent in 1991 as part of government austerity measures won ' t face any more pay cuts , under a constitutional amendment approved by the parliament . Public employees In what state or county? 0 2 -1348 1 Public employees whose salaries were slashed by 8 percent in 1991 as part of government austerity measures won ' t face any more pay cuts , under a constitutional amendment approved by the parliament . government austerity What are government austerities? 14 16 -1348 1 Public employees whose salaries were slashed by 8 percent in 1991 as part of government austerity measures won ' t face any more pay cuts , under a constitutional amendment approved by the parliament . austerity what does this word mean? 15 16 -1348 1 Public employees whose salaries were slashed by 8 percent in 1991 as part of government austerity measures won ' t face any more pay cuts , under a constitutional amendment approved by the parliament . government The government of what country? 14 15 -1348 2 After two days of heated debate , the House of Assembly voted 20 - 6 late Wednesday to amend the constitution to protect the salaries of the more than 20 , 000 government workers from cuts . heated debate , What caused the debates to be so heated? 4 7 -1348 2 After two days of heated debate , the House of Assembly voted 20 - 6 late Wednesday to amend the constitution to protect the salaries of the more than 20 , 000 government workers from cuts . heated debate , the House of Assembly what happened during this debate? 4 11 -1348 2 After two days of heated debate , the House of Assembly voted 20 - 6 late Wednesday to amend the constitution to protect the salaries of the more than 20 , 000 government workers from cuts . House of Assembly What country is this article about? 8 11 -1348 2 After two days of heated debate , the House of Assembly voted 20 - 6 late Wednesday to amend the constitution to protect the salaries of the more than 20 , 000 government workers from cuts . cuts what kind of cuts and for how long? 35 36 -1348 3 The amendment fulfilled a campaign promise made by Prime Minister Owen Arthur , who took office last September . campaign promise What specifically was his promise? 4 6 -1348 3 The amendment fulfilled a campaign promise made by Prime Minister Owen Arthur , who took office last September . Prime Minister Owen Arthur , where is he from? 8 13 -1348 4 His predecessor , Erskine Sandiford , was forced to call elections two years early after he lost a no - confidence motion in Parliament . no - confidence motion What is a no-confidence motion? 18 22 -1348 4 His predecessor , Erskine Sandiford , was forced to call elections two years early after he lost a no - confidence motion in Parliament . Parliament what country is this? 23 24 -1348 4 His predecessor , Erskine Sandiford , was forced to call elections two years early after he lost a no - confidence motion in Parliament . forced to call elections two years early what happened that forced him to call it off two years early? 7 14 -1348 4 His predecessor , Erskine Sandiford , was forced to call elections two years early after he lost a no - confidence motion in Parliament . Erskine Sandiford , What party affiliation is Erskine Sandiford? 3 6 -1348 5 The economy strengthened but Sandiford ' s popularity plunged after he imposed the belt - tightening measures , which included the pay cuts and firing 3 , 000 government workers . pay cuts and firing How much money did this save? 21 25 -1348 5 The economy strengthened but Sandiford ' s popularity plunged after he imposed the belt - tightening measures , which included the pay cuts and firing 3 , 000 government workers . economy strengthened Why did his popularity suffer if the economy got better? 1 3 -1348 5 The economy strengthened but Sandiford ' s popularity plunged after he imposed the belt - tightening measures , which included the pay cuts and firing 3 , 000 government workers . belt - tightening measures , why did he do this if it would hurt his people ? 13 18 -1348 5 The economy strengthened but Sandiford ' s popularity plunged after he imposed the belt - tightening measures , which included the pay cuts and firing 3 , 000 government workers . pay cuts In what year were the pay cuts implemented? 21 23 -1349 1 In a rare public scolding , the White House told the Pentagon on Friday not to hold up money earmarked for breast cancer and AIDS research . not to hold up money Why was the money not reaching its destinations? 14 19 -1349 2 Chief of Staff Leon Panetta released a letter he sent to Defense Secretary William Perry in which he said that President Clinton was very disturbed by a report that the military might not spend dlrs 180 million allocated for the research . might not spend dlrs 180 million Why would the money not be spent? 31 37 -1349 5 Comptroller John Hamre said such research is proper since it is geared toward military needs in wartime . Because blood transfusions need to be conducted on the battlefield , an accurate AIDS test must be developed , he said . accurate AIDS test must be developed , Why had an accurate test not yet been developed? 30 37 -1350 1 James P . Grant , who led UNICEF until days before his death last month , was eulogized Friday by U . S . first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton as a tireless champion of the world ' s children . his death What caused his death? 11 13 -1350 1 James P . Grant , who led UNICEF until days before his death last month , was eulogized Friday by U . S . first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton as a tireless champion of the world ' s children . who led UNICEF In what ways has Mr. Grant's leadership affected the success of UNICEF? 5 8 -1350 1 James P . Grant , who led UNICEF until days before his death last month , was eulogized Friday by U . S . first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton as a tireless champion of the world ' s children . UNICEF What is UNICEF? 7 8 -1350 4 Norwegian - born actress Liv Ullmann recalled trying to keep up with Grant as a UNICEF ambassador while he scoured the globe to promote the agency ' s goals . promote the agency ' s goals What were the stated goals of UNICEF? 23 29 -1350 4 Norwegian - born actress Liv Ullmann recalled trying to keep up with Grant as a UNICEF ambassador while he scoured the globe to promote the agency ' s goals . Liv Ullmann How was Liv Ullmann involved in UNICEF? 4 6 -1350 4 Norwegian - born actress Liv Ullmann recalled trying to keep up with Grant as a UNICEF ambassador while he scoured the globe to promote the agency ' s goals . keep up Keeping up how? Does she mean he was always busy and hard to track or it was difficult to maintain the same workflow/pace? 9 11 -1351 1 Phil Mickelson took a two - stroke penalty for hitting the wrong ball , costing him a share of the lead after two rounds of the Buick Invitational on Friday . costing him a share of the lead Who does he share the lead with? 14 21 -1351 1 Phil Mickelson took a two - stroke penalty for hitting the wrong ball , costing him a share of the lead after two rounds of the Buick Invitational on Friday . hitting the wrong ball , When did the wrong ball penalty take place? 9 14 -1351 1 Phil Mickelson took a two - stroke penalty for hitting the wrong ball , costing him a share of the lead after two rounds of the Buick Invitational on Friday . hitting How did he hit the wrong ball? 9 10 -1351 2 Brandel Chamblee eagled his final hole for a 6 - under - par 66 and a 36 - hole total of 12 - under 132 . Chamblee was one shot ahead of Steve Stricker ( 66 ) and Peter Jacobsen ( 65 ) , who also ended his round with an eagle . with an eagle What is an eagle? 49 52 -1351 2 Brandel Chamblee eagled his final hole for a 6 - under - par 66 and a 36 - hole total of 12 - under 132 . Chamblee was one shot ahead of Steve Stricker ( 66 ) and Peter Jacobsen ( 65 ) , who also ended his round with an eagle . Brandel Chamblee Who is Brandel Chamblee? 0 2 -1351 2 Brandel Chamblee eagled his final hole for a 6 - under - par 66 and a 36 - hole total of 12 - under 132 . Chamblee was one shot ahead of Steve Stricker ( 66 ) and Peter Jacobsen ( 65 ) , who also ended his round with an eagle . eagle How did he and his round with an eagle ? 51 52 -1351 3 Mickelson ' s mistake left him with a 3 - under 69 for a two - round total of 134 . Nolan Henke had a 66 to join Mickelson two shots behind Chamblee and 10 - under overall . two shots behind Chamblee What is his place in relation to Stricker and Jacobsen? 29 33 -1351 4 Mickelson had been in a five - way tie for the lead at 7 - under 65 after the first round at Torrey Pines . He was 10 - under at the turn Friday on the 7 , 000 - yard South Course . first round at Torrey Pines What is the Torrey Pines? 19 24 -1351 4 Mickelson had been in a five - way tie for the lead at 7 - under 65 after the first round at Torrey Pines . He was 10 - under at the turn Friday on the 7 , 000 - yard South Course . South Course What is the South Course? 41 43 -1351 5 But Mickelson took a double bogey on the the 447 - yard , par - 4 No . 1 hole when he and Brad Faxon hit the wrong ball . Brad Faxon Who is Brad Faxon? 23 25 -1351 5 But Mickelson took a double bogey on the the 447 - yard , par - 4 No . 1 hole when he and Brad Faxon hit the wrong ball . wrong How did he hit the wrong ball? 27 28 -1352 1 The Commonwealth of Independent States pledged Friday to nip armed conflicts in the bud and end years of ethnic unrest , but failed to take collective action on Russia ' s war in Chechnya . war in Chechnya How long has this war been going on? 31 34 -1352 1 The Commonwealth of Independent States pledged Friday to nip armed conflicts in the bud and end years of ethnic unrest , but failed to take collective action on Russia ' s war in Chechnya . failed Why did the Commonwealth of Independent States fail to take action on Russia's war? 22 23 -1352 1 The Commonwealth of Independent States pledged Friday to nip armed conflicts in the bud and end years of ethnic unrest , but failed to take collective action on Russia ' s war in Chechnya . failed to take collective action Why was action not taken? 22 27 -1352 1 The Commonwealth of Independent States pledged Friday to nip armed conflicts in the bud and end years of ethnic unrest , but failed to take collective action on Russia ' s war in Chechnya . failed to take collective action on Russia ' s war Why could they not take collective action on Russia? 22 32 -1352 2 Commonwealth leaders , while avoiding judgment on the Kremlin ' s use of force to crush Chechen separatists , supported a proposal by Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbayev to promote peace and stability in the 12 - member grouping . crush Chechen separatists , What is the cause of the separatists? 15 19 -1352 2 Commonwealth leaders , while avoiding judgment on the Kremlin ' s use of force to crush Chechen separatists , supported a proposal by Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbayev to promote peace and stability in the 12 - member grouping . promote peace How would they be able to promote peace and stability? 28 30 -1352 2 Commonwealth leaders , while avoiding judgment on the Kremlin ' s use of force to crush Chechen separatists , supported a proposal by Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbayev to promote peace and stability in the 12 - member grouping . while avoiding judgment on the Kremlin ' s Why did they avoid judgment on Russia's use of force? 3 11 -1352 3 The commonwealth , formed in 1991 from the ashes of the Soviet Union , took a hands - off approach to the Chechen conflict in apparent deference to Russia , its most powerful member . the Chechen conflict How long has this conflict been going on? 21 24 -1352 3 The commonwealth , formed in 1991 from the ashes of the Soviet Union , took a hands - off approach to the Chechen conflict in apparent deference to Russia , its most powerful member . Russia , Why is Russia the most powerful member? 28 30 -1352 4 Russian President Boris Yeltsin briefed commonwealth heads of state at the one - day meeting on the situation and assured them measures were being taken to halt the fighting . at the one - day meeting What date was this meeting to take place? 9 15 -1352 4 Russian President Boris Yeltsin briefed commonwealth heads of state at the one - day meeting on the situation and assured them measures were being taken to halt the fighting . measures were being taken What kind of measures were being taken to stop the fighting? 21 25 -1352 4 Russian President Boris Yeltsin briefed commonwealth heads of state at the one - day meeting on the situation and assured them measures were being taken to halt the fighting . measures were being taken to halt the fighting What sort of measures were being taken? 21 29 -1352 5 Nazarbayev ' s peace and stability proposal justified efforts to preserve territorial integrity - - an argument used by Moscow when it sent in troops Dec . 11 . But it also opposed settlement of disputes by force . opposed settlement of disputes by force What year did this take place? 32 38 -1352 5 Nazarbayev ' s peace and stability proposal justified efforts to preserve territorial integrity - - an argument used by Moscow when it sent in troops Dec . 11 . But it also opposed settlement of disputes by force . preserve territorial integrity What kind of efforts did they support to preserve territorial integrity? 10 13 -1352 5 Nazarbayev ' s peace and stability proposal justified efforts to preserve territorial integrity - - an argument used by Moscow when it sent in troops Dec . 11 . But it also opposed settlement of disputes by force . opposed settlement of disputes by force Why was there an opposition of settlement in this way? 32 38 -1353 1 China ' s paramount leader , 90 - year - old Deng Xiaoping , is afflicted by poor blood circulation , and his fragile health could worsen at any time , the magazine Der Spiegel reported Saturday . poor blood circulation , Why does the leader have poor circulation? 17 21 -1353 1 China ' s paramount leader , 90 - year - old Deng Xiaoping , is afflicted by poor blood circulation , and his fragile health could worsen at any time , the magazine Der Spiegel reported Saturday . circulation , How serious is this medical condition? 19 21 -1353 1 China ' s paramount leader , 90 - year - old Deng Xiaoping , is afflicted by poor blood circulation , and his fragile health could worsen at any time , the magazine Der Spiegel reported Saturday . fragile health Why is his health fragile? 23 25 -1353 2 The respected newsmagazine said its source was Wu Jieping , a physician with the medical team treating Deng . physician Is this doctor authorized to speak publicly about Deng Xiaoping's health? 11 12 -1353 3 " The circulation in the brain is no longer guaranteed and weakened and additionally not enough blood is getting to his heart , " the magazine quoted Wu as saying . guaranteed Does this increase risk of stroke? 9 10 -1353 3 " The circulation in the brain is no longer guaranteed and weakened and additionally not enough blood is getting to his heart , " the magazine quoted Wu as saying . no longer guaranteed What has caused this? 7 10 -1353 4 Deng , 90 , failed to appear in public on Jan . 30 , the eve of the Spring Festival just before the Chinese New Year , fueling speculation that his health has deteriorated . Spring Festival What is the Spring Festival in Chinese culture? 18 20 -1353 4 Deng , 90 , failed to appear in public on Jan . 30 , the eve of the Spring Festival just before the Chinese New Year , fueling speculation that his health has deteriorated . failed Was he expected to appear at this event? 4 5 -1353 5 Over the past several years , Deng had always appeared on television on the festival ' s eve . always appeared on television What were his duties during his television appearance? 8 12 -1353 5 Over the past several years , Deng had always appeared on television on the festival ' s eve . festival ' s What takes place at the festival? 14 17 -1354 1 Almost four years into the bloodshed that first ripped apart the old Yugoslavia , a second , wider wave of war threatens . threatens Why is another wave of war going to threaten the country? 21 22 -1354 1 Almost four years into the bloodshed that first ripped apart the old Yugoslavia , a second , wider wave of war threatens . a second , wider wave of war threatens What is the second wider wave of war that threatens to happen? 14 22 -1354 2 In coming weeks , mediators either will be able to build on brittle truces in Bosnia and Croatia or watch war engulf both simultaneously for the first time since fighting started between Serbs and Croats in spring 1991 . build on brittle truces in Bosnia and Croatia How will these truces be expanded? 10 18 -1354 2 In coming weeks , mediators either will be able to build on brittle truces in Bosnia and Croatia or watch war engulf both simultaneously for the first time since fighting started between Serbs and Croats in spring 1991 . brittle truces Why are the truces in Bosnia and Croatia considered brittle? 12 14 -1354 2 In coming weeks , mediators either will be able to build on brittle truces in Bosnia and Croatia or watch war engulf both simultaneously for the first time since fighting started between Serbs and Croats in spring 1991 . since fighting started Why did fighting start between the Serbs and Croats? 28 31 -1354 2 In coming weeks , mediators either will be able to build on brittle truces in Bosnia and Croatia or watch war engulf both simultaneously for the first time since fighting started between Serbs and Croats in spring 1991 . watch war engulf both simultaneously Why would war engulf in both places? 19 24 -1354 3 Concurrent war in both states would produce a military and political tangle even more complex than the conflicts that so far have defied solution . so far have defied solution Why are they so difficult to resolve? 19 24 -1354 3 Concurrent war in both states would produce a military and political tangle even more complex than the conflicts that so far have defied solution . defied solution Why haven't they been able to find a solution so far? 22 24 -1354 4 It almost certainly would mean withdrawal of tens of thousands of U . N . peacekeepers in a hazardous operation backed by U . S . and other NATO troops . It also could mean conflict spreading to other parts of the volatile Balkans . other parts of the volatile Balkans . Why is the Balkan area so volatile at this time? 38 45 -1354 4 It almost certainly would mean withdrawal of tens of thousands of U . N . peacekeepers in a hazardous operation backed by U . S . and other NATO troops . It also could mean conflict spreading to other parts of the volatile Balkans . withdrawal Why would the peacekeepers need to withdraw? 5 6 -1354 4 It almost certainly would mean withdrawal of tens of thousands of U . N . peacekeepers in a hazardous operation backed by U . S . and other NATO troops . It also could mean conflict spreading to other parts of the volatile Balkans . volatile Why are the Balkans considered volatile? 42 43 -1354 4 It almost certainly would mean withdrawal of tens of thousands of U . N . peacekeepers in a hazardous operation backed by U . S . and other NATO troops . It also could mean conflict spreading to other parts of the volatile Balkans . conflict spreading to other parts Why would it mean conflict spreading to other parts of the volatile Balkans? 35 40 -1354 5 Outsiders - - especially the United States - - are pressuring local leaders in an effort to prevent war from spreading . In Bosnia and Croatia , Washington is signaling that there can be no final settlement without the support of the republics ' Serb minorities . Outsiders Why do outsiders have any involvement in this war? 0 1 -1354 5 Outsiders - - especially the United States - - are pressuring local leaders in an effort to prevent war from spreading . In Bosnia and Croatia , Washington is signaling that there can be no final settlement without the support of the republics ' Serb minorities . Washington Why is Washington able to make stipulations about the settlement? 27 28 -1354 5 Outsiders - - especially the United States - - are pressuring local leaders in an effort to prevent war from spreading . In Bosnia and Croatia , Washington is signaling that there can be no final settlement without the support of the republics ' Serb minorities . no final settlement without Why would there be no final settlement without the support of the republic's Serb minorities? 34 38 -1355 1 Russia shut out Canada ' s team of minor league players 6 - 0 Saturday to set up a title game against Sweden in the Sweden Hockey Games . team of minor league players Why were minor league players used in the Canadian team? 6 11 -1355 1 Russia shut out Canada ' s team of minor league players 6 - 0 Saturday to set up a title game against Sweden in the Sweden Hockey Games . Sweden Hockey Games Who else was playing in the games? 25 28 -1355 1 Russia shut out Canada ' s team of minor league players 6 - 0 Saturday to set up a title game against Sweden in the Sweden Hockey Games . title game Which title game? 19 21 -1355 2 Sweden , 2 - 0 in the four - team tournament , only needs a tie in Sunday ' s finale to win the tournament . The Russians , 1 - 0 - 1 , must beat the Swedes to finish atop the standings . standings what is the current standings 43 44 -1355 2 Sweden , 2 - 0 in the four - team tournament , only needs a tie in Sunday ' s finale to win the tournament . The Russians , 1 - 0 - 1 , must beat the Swedes to finish atop the standings . four - team Why are there only four teams in the tournament? 7 10 -1355 3 " It was a humiliating loss , " Canadian coach Tom Renney after his team ' s second straight setback . " I ' m certainly disappointed in my team ' s performance and I ' m disappointed on behalf of the fans who came to watch Canada play . " disappointed what was the main problem that disappointed the coach 26 27 -1355 3 " It was a humiliating loss , " Canadian coach Tom Renney after his team ' s second straight setback . " I ' m certainly disappointed in my team ' s performance and I ' m disappointed on behalf of the fans who came to watch Canada play . " humiliating Why was the loss considered humiliating? 4 5 -1355 4 Dmitri Denisov gave the Russians a 1 - 0 lead just 2 : 45 into the game on the power play with Michael Burkett off for tripping . Oleg Belov made it 2 - 0 at 7 : 12 with a shorthanded goal . shorthanded Why is the goal considered shorthanded? 41 42 -1355 5 " We were never able to rebound after they scored in the early stages of the game , " Renney said . " I guess that ' s a testimony to a young , inexperienced , international team that ' s learning about adversity . " inexperienced , who were inexperienced people in the team 34 36 -1355 5 " We were never able to rebound after they scored in the early stages of the game , " Renney said . " I guess that ' s a testimony to a young , inexperienced , international team that ' s learning about adversity . " young , inexperienced , international team Why was the team so young and lacking in experience? 32 38 -1355 5 " We were never able to rebound after they scored in the early stages of the game , " Renney said . " I guess that ' s a testimony to a young , inexperienced , international team that ' s learning about adversity . " rebound Why weren't they able to rebound? 6 7 -1356 1 A mother was reunited with her newborn baby on Saturday a day after it disappeared from a hospital maternity ward . disappeared How did the newborn dissappear from the hospital maternity ward? 14 15 -1356 1 A mother was reunited with her newborn baby on Saturday a day after it disappeared from a hospital maternity ward . reunited with her newborn baby How were they separated? 3 8 -1356 1 A mother was reunited with her newborn baby on Saturday a day after it disappeared from a hospital maternity ward . it disappeared Where did the baby disappear to? 13 15 -1356 1 A mother was reunited with her newborn baby on Saturday a day after it disappeared from a hospital maternity ward . a hospital What is the name of the hospital? 16 18 -1356 1 A mother was reunited with her newborn baby on Saturday a day after it disappeared from a hospital maternity ward . it disappeared from a hospital maternity ward Why did the baby disappear from the maternity ward? 13 20 -1356 1 A mother was reunited with her newborn baby on Saturday a day after it disappeared from a hospital maternity ward . disappeared How did this happen? 14 15 -1356 1 A mother was reunited with her newborn baby on Saturday a day after it disappeared from a hospital maternity ward . disappeared How did the baby disappear? 14 15 -1356 2 Police had hunted the four - day - old baby girl kidnapped from the ward , apparently by a woman who befriended the child ' s mother . hunted the What efforts did the police make to find the kidnapped four-day-old child? 2 4 -1356 2 Police had hunted the four - day - old baby girl kidnapped from the ward , apparently by a woman who befriended the child ' s mother . had hunted Where did they look? 1 3 -1356 2 Police had hunted the four - day - old baby girl kidnapped from the ward , apparently by a woman who befriended the child ' s mother . kidnapped from the ward , Do they know who kidnapped her? 11 16 -1356 2 Police had hunted the four - day - old baby girl kidnapped from the ward , apparently by a woman who befriended the child ' s mother . woman who befriended the child ' s mother Why did she do this? 19 27 -1356 2 Police had hunted the four - day - old baby girl kidnapped from the ward , apparently by a woman who befriended the child ' s mother . baby girl kidnapped from the ward , How was the baby kidnapped from the ward? 9 16 -1356 2 Police had hunted the four - day - old baby girl kidnapped from the ward , apparently by a woman who befriended the child ' s mother . befriended the child ' s mother How did this lady befriend the mother in the hospital? 21 27 -1356 3 Christine Owens appeared on the Independent Television News cradling her healthy baby , Lydia later in the evening . Independent Television News Was this the only news network she appeared on? 5 8 -1356 4 Police said they had returned the baby to Mrs . Owens , but would not describe the circumstances . would not describe Why did the police refuse to describe the circumstances under which Mrs. Owens' baby was returned to her? 13 16 -1356 4 Police said they had returned the baby to Mrs . Owens , but would not describe the circumstances . but would not describe the circumstances Why did they not describe the circumstances? 12 18 -1356 4 Police said they had returned the baby to Mrs . Owens , but would not describe the circumstances . returned How and why did the lady kidnap the baby? 4 5 -1356 4 Police said they had returned the baby to Mrs . Owens , but would not describe the circumstances . but would not describe the circumstances Why would they not describe the circumstances? 12 18 -1356 5 " A man and a woman from the Rhyll area of north Wales are helping us with our inquiries , " an unidentified police officer told the TV news . man and a woman How did these people become knowledgable about the kidnapping? 2 6 -1356 5 " A man and a woman from the Rhyll area of north Wales are helping us with our inquiries , " an unidentified police officer told the TV news . " A man and a woman Who are these people? 0 6 -1356 5 " A man and a woman from the Rhyll area of north Wales are helping us with our inquiries , " an unidentified police officer told the TV news . helping us How are they helping? 14 16 -1356 5 " A man and a woman from the Rhyll area of north Wales are helping us with our inquiries , " an unidentified police officer told the TV news . our inquiries , " What are the inquiries? 17 21 -1356 5 " A man and a woman from the Rhyll area of north Wales are helping us with our inquiries , " an unidentified police officer told the TV news . " A man and a woman Who are this man and woman? 0 6 -1357 1 Heavily favored Holy Bull , the 1994 U . S . Horse of the Year , pulled up while battling for the lead on the backstretch during the Donn Handicap on Saturday at Gulfstream Park . Heavily favored Why is Holy Bull heavily favored? 0 2 -1357 1 Heavily favored Holy Bull , the 1994 U . S . Horse of the Year , pulled up while battling for the lead on the backstretch during the Donn Handicap on Saturday at Gulfstream Park . Gulfstream Where is this located? 33 34 -1357 1 Heavily favored Holy Bull , the 1994 U . S . Horse of the Year , pulled up while battling for the lead on the backstretch during the Donn Handicap on Saturday at Gulfstream Park . Heavily favored Why is Holy Bull heavily favored? 0 2 -1357 1 Heavily favored Holy Bull , the 1994 U . S . Horse of the Year , pulled up while battling for the lead on the backstretch during the Donn Handicap on Saturday at Gulfstream Park . Horse of the Year , Why was this particular horse chosen? 11 16 -1357 1 Heavily favored Holy Bull , the 1994 U . S . Horse of the Year , pulled up while battling for the lead on the backstretch during the Donn Handicap on Saturday at Gulfstream Park . pulled up What does \"pulled up\" mean? 16 18 -1357 2 Cigar went on to win the 1 1 - 8 - mile ( 1 . 8 - kilometer ) race . Cigar Is Cigar another favorite horse? 0 1 -1357 2 Cigar went on to win the 1 1 - 8 - mile ( 1 . 8 - kilometer ) race . Cigar Who is Cigar? A horse? 0 1 -1357 2 Cigar went on to win the 1 1 - 8 - mile ( 1 . 8 - kilometer ) race . Cigar Who is Cigar? 0 1 -1357 3 Holy Bull , running with Cigar , was pulled up by jockey Mike Smith in mid - backstretch . Smith then dismounted before the half - mile ( 800 - meter ) pole . dismounted What is the activity going on here? I am guessing horse races but unsure? 21 22 -1357 3 Holy Bull , running with Cigar , was pulled up by jockey Mike Smith in mid - backstretch . Smith then dismounted before the half - mile ( 800 - meter ) pole . was pulled up Why was Holly Bull pulled up? 7 10 -1357 3 Holy Bull , running with Cigar , was pulled up by jockey Mike Smith in mid - backstretch . Smith then dismounted before the half - mile ( 800 - meter ) pole . dismounted What made him dismount the horse in mid race? 21 22 -1357 4 Holy Bull remained on his feet and then was loaded onto a horse ambulance , but did so reluctantly . horse ambulance , What happened to Holy Bull? 12 15 -1357 4 Holy Bull remained on his feet and then was loaded onto a horse ambulance , but did so reluctantly . horse ambulance , What was wrong with the horse? 12 15 -1357 4 Holy Bull remained on his feet and then was loaded onto a horse ambulance , but did so reluctantly . reluctantly How was he behaving? 18 19 -1357 4 Holy Bull remained on his feet and then was loaded onto a horse ambulance , but did so reluctantly . but did so reluctantly Why was the horse having trouble being loaded up? 15 19 -1357 5 Holy Bull was making his second start of the year and was bidding for his seventh straight victory . seventh straight victory How long was Holy Bull racing? 15 18 -1357 5 Holy Bull was making his second start of the year and was bidding for his seventh straight victory . second start How did he do on the first start? 5 7 -1358 1 A British government minister resigned on Saturday , as tensions in the governing Conservative Party increased over Britain ' s policy on Europe . Britain ' s policy on Europe What is the policy? 17 23 -1358 1 A British government minister resigned on Saturday , as tensions in the governing Conservative Party increased over Britain ' s policy on Europe . policy What are the details regarding the policy? 20 21 -1358 1 A British government minister resigned on Saturday , as tensions in the governing Conservative Party increased over Britain ' s policy on Europe . government minister resigned on Saturday , What was the cause for the resignation? 2 8 -1358 1 A British government minister resigned on Saturday , as tensions in the governing Conservative Party increased over Britain ' s policy on Europe . resigned Why did the minister resign? 4 5 -1358 2 The Sunday Express newspaper reported that Charles Wardle , a junior minister at the Department of Trade and Industry , resigned because he felt Britain was endangered by a possible flood of immigrants as relations with Europe became closer . endangered Why did this influence his resignation? 26 27 -1358 2 The Sunday Express newspaper reported that Charles Wardle , a junior minister at the Department of Trade and Industry , resigned because he felt Britain was endangered by a possible flood of immigrants as relations with Europe became closer . endangered by a possible flood of immigrants What would the additional immigrants lead to, in Wardle's mind? 26 33 -1358 2 The Sunday Express newspaper reported that Charles Wardle , a junior minister at the Department of Trade and Industry , resigned because he felt Britain was endangered by a possible flood of immigrants as relations with Europe became closer . immigrants Why would he resign over a flood of immigrant? 32 33 -1358 4 Wardle , a former Immigration Minister , was quoted in the Sunday Express as saying that his resignation was prompted by moves in some fellow European Community member countries to erase international borders . some fellow European Community member countries Which countries in particular? 23 29 -1358 4 Wardle , a former Immigration Minister , was quoted in the Sunday Express as saying that his resignation was prompted by moves in some fellow European Community member countries to erase international borders . erase Why does the flood of immigration scare him? 30 31 -1358 4 Wardle , a former Immigration Minister , was quoted in the Sunday Express as saying that his resignation was prompted by moves in some fellow European Community member countries to erase international borders . countries Which countries wish to erase international borders? 28 29 -1358 5 Britain signed an " opt - out " agreement with its partners in the European Community in 1985 which allows it out of any agreement to devolve borders . But the Express claimed that an 1991 internal government report said that the agreement was poorly worded , and easily challenged in the European Court . poorly worded , What choice of words specifically can lead the the opt-out being challenged? 44 47 -1358 5 Britain signed an " opt - out " agreement with its partners in the European Community in 1985 which allows it out of any agreement to devolve borders . But the Express claimed that an 1991 internal government report said that the agreement was poorly worded , and easily challenged in the European Court . challenged How is this possible if it is included as part of the agreement? 49 50 -1358 5 Britain signed an " opt - out " agreement with its partners in the European Community in 1985 which allows it out of any agreement to devolve borders . But the Express claimed that an 1991 internal government report said that the agreement was poorly worded , and easily challenged in the European Court . agreement was poorly worded , How was the agreement poorly worded? 42 47 -1358 5 Britain signed an " opt - out " agreement with its partners in the European Community in 1985 which allows it out of any agreement to devolve borders . But the Express claimed that an 1991 internal government report said that the agreement was poorly worded , and easily challenged in the European Court . agreement What are the details of this agreement, and why would it be easily challenged? 8 9 -1359 1 Still prolific at 94 , Julien Green is a French - born cultural hybrid whose memories of the American Deep South have inspired a new novel about a love - starved Georgia belle during the Civil War . French - born How is Julien culturally familiar with the deep south? 9 12 -1359 1 Still prolific at 94 , Julien Green is a French - born cultural hybrid whose memories of the American Deep South have inspired a new novel about a love - starved Georgia belle during the Civil War . new How new is it? 24 25 -1359 2 The first American citizen to be inducted into the prestigious Academie Francaise , Green has carved a unique place among the French literary elite , with dozens of novels , plays , essays and 15 volumes of his private diary . Academie Francaise , How are his works looked at in the United States? 10 13 -1359 3 " Dixie , " his latest novel , features a sultry Southern widow , still hungry for love , drowning her sorrow in laudanum and sipping mint juleps served by devoted slaves while canons boom in nearby cotton fields . laudanum What is this? 23 24 -1359 4 The 380 - page novel , published Jan . 4 , was well - received by critics . More than 30 , 000 copies have been sold - - " a very healthy figure at this time of year , " according to the publisher . time of year , " What time of year? 36 41 -1359 4 The 380 - page novel , published Jan . 4 , was well - received by critics . More than 30 , 000 copies have been sold - - " a very healthy figure at this time of year , " according to the publisher . " a very healthy figure Why are sales typically lower during the first of the year? 29 34 -1360 1 The Yugoslav War Crimes Tribunal is expected to issue indictments Monday against a string of suspects allegedly involved in three notorious concentration camps run by Bosnian Serbs . by Why did the Bosnian surbs run these camps? 24 25 -1360 1 The Yugoslav War Crimes Tribunal is expected to issue indictments Monday against a string of suspects allegedly involved in three notorious concentration camps run by Bosnian Serbs . notorious Why are the three concentration camps considered \"notorious\"? 20 21 -1360 2 Without giving details , the United Nations court has scheduled a news conference for Monday promising " an important public announcement . " Monday where is it? what thime ? 14 15 -1360 2 Without giving details , the United Nations court has scheduled a news conference for Monday promising " an important public announcement . " Without Why are they reluctant to give details? 0 1 -1360 2 Without giving details , the United Nations court has scheduled a news conference for Monday promising " an important public announcement . " important public announcement What was the public announcement about? 18 21 -1360 3 A source close to the tribunal , speaking on condition of anonymity , confirmed that the indictments for the Prijedor region of northwestern Bosnia were ready . anonymity , Why is anonymity important to the source? 11 13 -1360 3 A source close to the tribunal , speaking on condition of anonymity , confirmed that the indictments for the Prijedor region of northwestern Bosnia were ready . indictments What were the indictments about? 16 17 -1360 4 In Prijedor were located the Serb - run Omarska , Keraterm and Trnopolje camps where in 1992 guards regularly carried out mass executions and tortures , according to a statement cited at a hearing in November . November . what year? 35 37 -1360 4 In Prijedor were located the Serb - run Omarska , Keraterm and Trnopolje camps where in 1992 guards regularly carried out mass executions and tortures , according to a statement cited at a hearing in November . carried out mass executions and tortures , Why were the camps carrying out executions? 19 26 -1360 4 In Prijedor were located the Serb - run Omarska , Keraterm and Trnopolje camps where in 1992 guards regularly carried out mass executions and tortures , according to a statement cited at a hearing in November . regularly How regular were these executions? 18 19 -1360 4 In Prijedor were located the Serb - run Omarska , Keraterm and Trnopolje camps where in 1992 guards regularly carried out mass executions and tortures , according to a statement cited at a hearing in November . mass executions and tortures , Why were there executions and tortures? 21 26 -1360 5 Tribunal officials have repeatedly pledged to issue indictments before the end of February . In January , spokesman Christian Chartier confirmed that the Prijedor probe was complete . probe was complete What did this \"probe\" consist of? 24 27 -1361 1 With a home crowd of 5 , 000 cheering him on , Henry Maske of Germany retained his world light heavyweight title Saturday in an International Boxing Federation championship match against Egerton Marcus of Canada . cheering Why was it important that they cheer him on? 8 9 -1361 2 Predictions were that Marcus would be Maske ' s toughest competition since he won the championship against American Charles Williams two years ago , but it wasn ' t to be . Predictions How are the predictions made? 0 1 -1361 2 Predictions were that Marcus would be Maske ' s toughest competition since he won the championship against American Charles Williams two years ago , but it wasn ' t to be . he which \"he,\" marcus or maske? 12 13 -1361 2 Predictions were that Marcus would be Maske ' s toughest competition since he won the championship against American Charles Williams two years ago , but it wasn ' t to be . but it wasn ' t to be . Why was this particular fight so non-competitive? 24 32 -1361 3 After all , the former East German Army First Lieutenant , eeked out a victory against the Canadian at the Seoul Olympics in 1988 . Marcus said later he had broken his powerful right hand in his second Olympic fight , but still went on to compete in the middleweight finals where Maske took the gold . broken Why did he insist on fighting despite his hand being broken? 30 31 -1361 3 After all , the former East German Army First Lieutenant , eeked out a victory against the Canadian at the Seoul Olympics in 1988 . Marcus said later he had broken his powerful right hand in his second Olympic fight , but still went on to compete in the middleweight finals where Maske took the gold . Lieutenant , to which fighter does this refer? 9 11 -1361 5 Maske , 31 , of Frankfurt an der Oder in former East Germany , had 25 straight wins since turning professional in 1990 . Only 11 ended early , but he has a reputation for doing only what he has to , to win . early , Why did they end early? 27 29 -1361 5 Maske , 31 , of Frankfurt an der Oder in former East Germany , had 25 straight wins since turning professional in 1990 . Only 11 ended early , but he has a reputation for doing only what he has to , to win . doing only what he has to , what does this mean in this context? 35 42 -1362 1 Open - minded Sweden had seemed the right place for the first opera based on Vladimir Nabokov ' s ground - breaking novel about a man ' s lust for a girl . Open - minded What aspects of Swedish culture make it \"open-minded\"? 0 3 -1362 1 Open - minded Sweden had seemed the right place for the first opera based on Vladimir Nabokov ' s ground - breaking novel about a man ' s lust for a girl . about a man ' s lust for a girl What is the novel's name. 23 32 -1362 1 Open - minded Sweden had seemed the right place for the first opera based on Vladimir Nabokov ' s ground - breaking novel about a man ' s lust for a girl . right place Where is the right place? 7 9 -1362 1 Open - minded Sweden had seemed the right place for the first opera based on Vladimir Nabokov ' s ground - breaking novel about a man ' s lust for a girl . ground - breaking novel What is the ground-breaking novel? 19 23 -1362 1 Open - minded Sweden had seemed the right place for the first opera based on Vladimir Nabokov ' s ground - breaking novel about a man ' s lust for a girl . Vladimir Nabokov ' s Who is Vladimir Nabokov? 15 19 -1362 2 But 40 years after " Lolita " was published , the dubious love affair still is provoking indignation , this time over Rodion Shchedrin ' s world premier production at Stockholm ' s Royal Opera . indignation , Who is currently critiquing Lolita? 17 19 -1362 2 But 40 years after " Lolita " was published , the dubious love affair still is provoking indignation , this time over Rodion Shchedrin ' s world premier production at Stockholm ' s Royal Opera . world premier production Why did he decide to put on an opera based on Lolita? 26 29 -1362 2 But 40 years after " Lolita " was published , the dubious love affair still is provoking indignation , this time over Rodion Shchedrin ' s world premier production at Stockholm ' s Royal Opera . provoking indignation , Why is it provoking indignation? 16 19 -1362 2 But 40 years after " Lolita " was published , the dubious love affair still is provoking indignation , this time over Rodion Shchedrin ' s world premier production at Stockholm ' s Royal Opera . provoking indignation , Why does the offense continue? 16 19 -1362 3 Child protection groups claim the story promotes indecent assault of minors , and some want the opera stopped . On top of that , critics say the four - hour production is tedious and leaves the audience cold . Child protection groups What groups are involved in debating this issue? 0 3 -1362 3 Child protection groups claim the story promotes indecent assault of minors , and some want the opera stopped . On top of that , critics say the four - hour production is tedious and leaves the audience cold . critics Are these critics from a moral standpoint or opera critics reviewing the quality of the performance? 24 25 -1362 4 Like the book , however , the opera " Lolita " may survive the criticism . The opera finished its run this weekend , but more performances are planned for next year . next year When does the opera return? 30 32 -1362 4 Like the book , however , the opera " Lolita " may survive the criticism . The opera finished its run this weekend , but more performances are planned for next year . Like the book , however How did the book survive criticism? 0 5 -1362 5 " Lolita " is the story about a man , Humbert Humbert , who is a slave to his lust for pubescent girls . He marries a widow solely to get near her 12 - year - old daughter . When the mother dies , he starts a love affair with the " nymphet . " slave to his lust for pubescent girls Is the main character supposed to be empathetic or disgusting? 16 23 -1363 1 Third - seeded Magdalena Maleeva took advantage of 14 double faults to beat second - seeded Gabriela Sabatini 6 - 4 , 4 - 6 , 6 - 3 on Saturday and advance to the finals of the Ameritech Cup tennis tournament . took advantage of 14 double faults What is a double fault and how did she use them to her advantage? 5 11 -1363 1 Third - seeded Magdalena Maleeva took advantage of 14 double faults to beat second - seeded Gabriela Sabatini 6 - 4 , 4 - 6 , 6 - 3 on Saturday and advance to the finals of the Ameritech Cup tennis tournament . second - seeded Who is first-seeded? 13 16 -1363 1 Third - seeded Magdalena Maleeva took advantage of 14 double faults to beat second - seeded Gabriela Sabatini 6 - 4 , 4 - 6 , 6 - 3 on Saturday and advance to the finals of the Ameritech Cup tennis tournament . Ameritech Is the Ameritech Cup a major tennis tournament? 38 39 -1363 2 Maleeva will meet the winner of Saturday night ' s evening match between the seventh seed , Zina Garrison - Jackson , and Lisa Raymond in the title match on Sunday . Maleeva will meet the winner of Saturday Does that mean that she will be matched with the winner of Saturday night's evening match? 0 7 -1363 2 Maleeva will meet the winner of Saturday night ' s evening match between the seventh seed , Zina Garrison - Jackson , and Lisa Raymond in the title match on Sunday . Lisa Raymond What seed is Lisa? 23 25 -1363 2 Maleeva will meet the winner of Saturday night ' s evening match between the seventh seed , Zina Garrison - Jackson , and Lisa Raymond in the title match on Sunday . Lisa Raymond What seed position is Lisa Raymond? 23 25 -1363 3 The 11th - ranked Maleeva utilized a vicious two - handed backhand to capture the first set , breaking Sabatini in the second game . utilized a vicious two - handed backhand Does this mean that she is very motivated to break being 11th ranked? Or that she is a very serious competitor? 5 12 -1363 3 The 11th - ranked Maleeva utilized a vicious two - handed backhand to capture the first set , breaking Sabatini in the second game . two - handed backhand Is this a new technique for her? 8 12 -1363 4 Sabatini broke Maleeva in the ninth game of the set with a great scoop passing shot to trail 5 - 4 , only to give away the set with a double fault on set point in the 10th game . Sabatini broke Maleeva in the ninth game What rank is Sabatini? 0 7 -1363 4 Sabatini broke Maleeva in the ninth game of the set with a great scoop passing shot to trail 5 - 4 , only to give away the set with a double fault on set point in the 10th game . only to give away the set with a double fault What is a fault? How did Sabatini manage to lose so far into the game? 22 32 -1363 4 Sabatini broke Maleeva in the ninth game of the set with a great scoop passing shot to trail 5 - 4 , only to give away the set with a double fault on set point in the 10th game . scoop passing shot What is a scoop shot? 13 16 -1363 4 Sabatini broke Maleeva in the ninth game of the set with a great scoop passing shot to trail 5 - 4 , only to give away the set with a double fault on set point in the 10th game . scoop passing shot What is a scoop passing shot? 13 16 -1363 4 Sabatini broke Maleeva in the ninth game of the set with a great scoop passing shot to trail 5 - 4 , only to give away the set with a double fault on set point in the 10th game . double fault What is a double fault? 30 32 -1363 4 Sabatini broke Maleeva in the ninth game of the set with a great scoop passing shot to trail 5 - 4 , only to give away the set with a double fault on set point in the 10th game . set point What is set point? 33 35 -1363 5 In the second set , Sabatini took a 5 - 4 lead when Maleeva hit a return out of bounds and then won it with a 98 mph service winner on set point . 98 mph How is the speed of the ball measured during a game? 26 28 -1363 5 In the second set , Sabatini took a 5 - 4 lead when Maleeva hit a return out of bounds and then won it with a 98 mph service winner on set point . winner What is a service winner? 29 30 -1364 1 ISLAMABAD , Pakistan ( AP ) - A South African religious student , motivated by the offer of a dlrs 2 million reward , gave U . S . officials the tip that led to the capture of World Trade Center bombing suspect Ramzi Yousef , a newspaper reported Sunday . reward , How was this reward advertised? 22 24 -1364 1 ISLAMABAD , Pakistan ( AP ) - A South African religious student , motivated by the offer of a dlrs 2 million reward , gave U . S . officials the tip that led to the capture of World Trade Center bombing suspect Ramzi Yousef , a newspaper reported Sunday . a dlrs 2 million reward , Who offered the reward? 18 24 -1364 1 ISLAMABAD , Pakistan ( AP ) - A South African religious student , motivated by the offer of a dlrs 2 million reward , gave U . S . officials the tip that led to the capture of World Trade Center bombing suspect Ramzi Yousef , a newspaper reported Sunday . student , How did the South African student get the tip of the suspect? 11 13 -1364 2 South African Istiaque Parker , his wife Fehmida , and their baby have since been whisked away by American officials and are now at an undisclosed location in the United States , according The News , an English - language daily , which cited unidentified sources . his wife Fehmida , and their baby Why were his wife and baby taken away? 5 12 -1364 3 U . S . officials have said an informant guided them to Yousef , but they have refused to release any information on the person or his whereabouts . guided How did the informant come to know the location of Yousef? 9 10 -1364 4 Parker and his family have not been seen publicly since Tuesday ' s arrest of Yousef , who was extradited to New York and charged with the 1993 World Trade Center bombing . Yousef , How involved was this individual in the attack? 15 17 -1364 4 Parker and his family have not been seen publicly since Tuesday ' s arrest of Yousef , who was extradited to New York and charged with the 1993 World Trade Center bombing . charged What became of this case? What was the result of the charge? 24 25 -1364 5 Parker contacted the U . S . Embassy in Islamabad last month to say he knew Yousef , according to The News . say he knew Yousef , How were the two acquainted? 13 18 -1364 5 Parker contacted the U . S . Embassy in Islamabad last month to say he knew Yousef , according to The News . Parker contacted the U . S . Embassy in Islamabad How did Parker contact them? 0 10 -1364 5 Parker contacted the U . S . Embassy in Islamabad last month to say he knew Yousef , according to The News . Islamabad Where is Islamabad? Wasn't Parker from South Africa? 9 10 -1365 1 ISLAMABAD , Pakistan ( AP ) - A South African religious student , motivated by a dlrs 2 million reward offer , gave U . S . officials the tip that led them to World Trade Center bombing suspect Ramzi Yousef , a newspaper reported Sunday . A South African religious student , How did this person get the tip? 7 13 -1365 1 ISLAMABAD , Pakistan ( AP ) - A South African religious student , motivated by a dlrs 2 million reward offer , gave U . S . officials the tip that led them to World Trade Center bombing suspect Ramzi Yousef , a newspaper reported Sunday . dlrs what does this mean? 16 17 -1365 1 ISLAMABAD , Pakistan ( AP ) - A South African religious student , motivated by a dlrs 2 million reward offer , gave U . S . officials the tip that led them to World Trade Center bombing suspect Ramzi Yousef , a newspaper reported Sunday . religious which religion is he? 10 11 -1365 2 Istiaque Parker , his wife Fehmida , and their baby have since been whisked away by American officials and are now at an undisclosed location in the United States , according The News , an English - language daily , which cited unidentified sources . whisked away by American officials Were they whisked away for fear of their safety or for some other reason? 13 18 -1365 2 Istiaque Parker , his wife Fehmida , and their baby have since been whisked away by American officials and are now at an undisclosed location in the United States , according The News , an English - language daily , which cited unidentified sources . cited unidentified sources how can it be trusted then? 41 44 -1365 3 U . S . officials have said an informant guided them to Yousef , but they have refused to release any information on the person or his whereabouts . refused why are they refusing? 17 18 -1365 4 In a related development , Pakistan , has asked the United States for a share of the reward money for Yousef ' s capture , The News reported . Yousef ' s capture , What part did they play in his capture? 20 25 -1365 4 In a related development , Pakistan , has asked the United States for a share of the reward money for Yousef ' s capture , The News reported . a share of the reward money Why does Pakistan want part of the money? 13 19 -1365 5 " Without our help , ( Yousef ) could not have been apprehended , " Interior Minister Nasirullah Babar told the newspaper . could not have been apprehended , " Why could he not have been apprehended? 8 15 -1365 5 " Without our help , ( Yousef ) could not have been apprehended , " Interior Minister Nasirullah Babar told the newspaper . help , how did they help or how do they claim to have helped? 3 5 -1365 5 " Without our help , ( Yousef ) could not have been apprehended , " Interior Minister Nasirullah Babar told the newspaper . " Without our help , What sort of help did the nation give? 0 5 -1366 1 Jamie McLennan stopped 26 shots , and goals by Ray Ferraro and Troy Loney helped the New York Islanders snap a three - game losing streak with a 2 - 1 victory over the Buffalo Sabres on Saturday . Jamie McLennan What sport does Jamie McLennan play? 0 2 -1366 2 McLennan ' s best save came midway through the scoreless third period , when he robbed Yuri Khmylev with a left kick save . left kick save What is a left kick save? 20 23 -1366 3 In Boston , Vincent Riendeau stopped all 10 shots he faced after Blaine Lacher went out with an injury and Dave Reid scored for Boston as the Bruins and Washington Capitals played to a 1 - 1 tie . injury How was he injured? 18 19 -1366 3 In Boston , Vincent Riendeau stopped all 10 shots he faced after Blaine Lacher went out with an injury and Dave Reid scored for Boston as the Bruins and Washington Capitals played to a 1 - 1 tie . Blaine Lacher went out with an injury What type of injury did he sustain? 12 19 -1366 4 Riendeau , who has lost both games he started , replaced Lacher 1 : 17 into the second period when the Bruins ' rookie hurt his right hamstring in a collision with Washington ' s Rob Pearson . Lacher had stopped 13 of 14 shots . hurt his right hamstring how badly was he hurt? 24 28 -1366 4 Riendeau , who has lost both games he started , replaced Lacher 1 : 17 into the second period when the Bruins ' rookie hurt his right hamstring in a collision with Washington ' s Rob Pearson . Lacher had stopped 13 of 14 shots . stopped 13 of 14 shots How did he sop 13 of 14 shots? 40 45 -1366 5 In Quebec , Martin Rucinsky went end to end to score late in the second period , leading the streaking Quebec Nordiques to a 5 - 2 victory over the Ottawa Senators . end to end Does this mean one end of the rink to the other? 6 9 -1366 5 In Quebec , Martin Rucinsky went end to end to score late in the second period , leading the streaking Quebec Nordiques to a 5 - 2 victory over the Ottawa Senators . end to end What does end to end mean? 6 9 -1366 5 In Quebec , Martin Rucinsky went end to end to score late in the second period , leading the streaking Quebec Nordiques to a 5 - 2 victory over the Ottawa Senators . the streaking Quebec Nordiques How long had the Nordiques gone without losing a game at this point? 18 22 -1367 1 Masaji Marumoto , believed to be the first Japanese American to sit on a state supreme court bench , died Friday at the age of 89 . died How did he die? 19 20 -1367 1 Masaji Marumoto , believed to be the first Japanese American to sit on a state supreme court bench , died Friday at the age of 89 . the first Japanese American to sit on a state Why was he the first Japanese American to sit on a state supreme court bench? 6 15 -1367 2 The son of Japanese immigrants , Marumoto was nominated by President Dwight D . Eisenhower to Hawaii ' s territorial supreme court in 1956 . He was named to the state Supreme Court by Republican Gov . William Quinn when Hawaii attained statehood in 1959 . Marumoto was nominated by President Dwight How did he get noticed by President Dwight D. Eisenhower to have him nominate him to Hawaii's territorial supreme court in 1956? 6 12 -1367 2 The son of Japanese immigrants , Marumoto was nominated by President Dwight D . Eisenhower to Hawaii ' s territorial supreme court in 1956 . He was named to the state Supreme Court by Republican Gov . William Quinn when Hawaii attained statehood in 1959 . He was named to the state Supreme Court When Hawaii became a state in 1959, did the supreme courts change? 25 33 -1367 3 Marumoto resigned the following year to return to private law practice , but returned to the Supreme Court for another term in 1967 when he was nominated by Democratic Gov . John Burns . to return to private law practice , Why did he return to private practice? 5 12 -1367 3 Marumoto resigned the following year to return to private law practice , but returned to the Supreme Court for another term in 1967 when he was nominated by Democratic Gov . John Burns . Marumoto resigned the following year Was Marumoto a good lawyer, and that's how he was noticed by the President? 0 5 -1367 3 Marumoto resigned the following year to return to private law practice , but returned to the Supreme Court for another term in 1967 when he was nominated by Democratic Gov . John Burns . the Supreme Court for another term in 1967 Did he like being a part of the Supreme Court that much? 15 23 -1367 4 Marumoto is credited with helping prevent the mass evacuation of Hawaii ' s Japanese Americans to relocation camps on the mainland in the wake of the 1941 Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor . Hawaii ' s Japanese Americans to relocation camps Was it hard? 10 18 -1367 4 Marumoto is credited with helping prevent the mass evacuation of Hawaii ' s Japanese Americans to relocation camps on the mainland in the wake of the 1941 Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor . prevent the mass evacuation of Hawaii ' s Japanese How did he help prevent the mass evacuation of Hawaii's Japanese Americans to relocation camps on the mainland? 5 14 -1367 5 At the time , he was already a prominent figure in Hawaii ' s Japanese - American community . Through his friendship with FBI and Army officials , Marumoto and other community leaders convinced authorities that a mass evacuation wasn ' t necessary . that a mass evacuation wasn ' t necessary What did he do to convince authorities? 35 43 -1367 5 At the time , he was already a prominent figure in Hawaii ' s Japanese - American community . Through his friendship with FBI and Army officials , Marumoto and other community leaders convinced authorities that a mass evacuation wasn ' t necessary . convinced authorities that a mass evacuation How did they convince authorities to not do the mass evacuation? 33 39 -1367 5 At the time , he was already a prominent figure in Hawaii ' s Japanese - American community . Through his friendship with FBI and Army officials , Marumoto and other community leaders convinced authorities that a mass evacuation wasn ' t necessary . his friendship with FBI and Army officials , How did he attain such friendships in the aftermath of the Pearl Harbor attacks? 20 28 -1367 5 At the time , he was already a prominent figure in Hawaii ' s Japanese - American community . Through his friendship with FBI and Army officials , Marumoto and other community leaders convinced authorities that a mass evacuation wasn ' t necessary . a mass evacuation wasn ' t necessary How exactly did a few community leaders convince high ranking authorities that a mass evacuation of Japanese Americans off of Hawaii wasn't necessary? 36 43 -1368 1 As foreign ministers of Israel and its peace partners prepared to meet in Washington , the leaders Syria and Lebanon met Sunday and conveyed a message : There will be no peace without them . partners Who are the peace partners of Israel? 8 9 -1368 1 As foreign ministers of Israel and its peace partners prepared to meet in Washington , the leaders Syria and Lebanon met Sunday and conveyed a message : There will be no peace without them . to meet What was the meeting about? 10 12 -1368 1 As foreign ministers of Israel and its peace partners prepared to meet in Washington , the leaders Syria and Lebanon met Sunday and conveyed a message : There will be no peace without them . met Sunday What was the meeting about? 20 22 -1368 1 As foreign ministers of Israel and its peace partners prepared to meet in Washington , the leaders Syria and Lebanon met Sunday and conveyed a message : There will be no peace without them . without Why were they left out? 32 33 -1368 2 The warning came in Syria ' s official media as Syrian President Hafez Assad and his Lebanese counterpart Elias Hrawi met for a second day . Their countries are the only two nations on Israel ' s border that have not made peace with the Jewish state . peace What is the main issue for not negotiating peace? 42 43 -1368 2 The warning came in Syria ' s official media as Syrian President Hafez Assad and his Lebanese counterpart Elias Hrawi met for a second day . Their countries are the only two nations on Israel ' s border that have not made peace with the Jewish state . met for a second day What was discussed the first day? 20 25 -1368 2 The warning came in Syria ' s official media as Syrian President Hafez Assad and his Lebanese counterpart Elias Hrawi met for a second day . Their countries are the only two nations on Israel ' s border that have not made peace with the Jewish state . not made peace Why have they not made peace? 40 43 -1368 2 The warning came in Syria ' s official media as Syrian President Hafez Assad and his Lebanese counterpart Elias Hrawi met for a second day . Their countries are the only two nations on Israel ' s border that have not made peace with the Jewish state . have not made peace with the Jewish state Why had they held out? 39 47 -1368 2 The warning came in Syria ' s official media as Syrian President Hafez Assad and his Lebanese counterpart Elias Hrawi met for a second day . Their countries are the only two nations on Israel ' s border that have not made peace with the Jewish state . not Why have they not made peace and what defines such peace? 40 41 -1368 3 The Washington meeting has triggered fears in Syria and Lebanon that the two countries could be dropped from the peace process . has triggered fears What are their fears? 3 6 -1368 3 The Washington meeting has triggered fears in Syria and Lebanon that the two countries could be dropped from the peace process . could be dropped Why would this happen? 14 17 -1368 3 The Washington meeting has triggered fears in Syria and Lebanon that the two countries could be dropped from the peace process . peace process What is the process? 19 21 -1368 3 The Washington meeting has triggered fears in Syria and Lebanon that the two countries could be dropped from the peace process . dropped from the peace process Why would they be left out of the future talks? 16 21 -1368 3 The Washington meeting has triggered fears in Syria and Lebanon that the two countries could be dropped from the peace process . dropped Why could they be dropped from the peace process when there can be no peace without them? 16 17 -1368 4 " No peace can be realized in the region without the participation of both Syria and Lebanon , " said the Tishrin daily in an editorial . " No peace can be realized in the region What is the reason behind this? 0 9 -1368 4 " No peace can be realized in the region without the participation of both Syria and Lebanon , " said the Tishrin daily in an editorial . an editorial What editorial? 24 26 -1368 4 " No peace can be realized in the region without the participation of both Syria and Lebanon , " said the Tishrin daily in an editorial . editorial Why is it only in an editorial that this question was asked? It should be more widespread. 25 26 -1368 5 " This , however , requires . the full Israeli withdrawal from the Golan Heights and south Lebanon , " it added . withdrawal Is this a reasonable request? 10 11 -1368 5 " This , however , requires . the full Israeli withdrawal from the Golan Heights and south Lebanon , " it added . requires Under what ruling is this required? 5 6 -1368 5 " This , however , requires . the full Israeli withdrawal from the Golan Heights and south Lebanon , " it added . full Israeli withdrawal What this include? 8 11 -1368 5 " This , however , requires . the full Israeli withdrawal from the Golan Heights and south Lebanon , " it added . full Why is ‘full’ withdrawal emphasised? 8 9 -1369 1 The chairman of Burma ' s ruling junta said Sunday that ethnic groups still at war with the government were pushing their members into a " bloodbath . " ethnic groups Which ethnic groups? 11 13 -1369 1 The chairman of Burma ' s ruling junta said Sunday that ethnic groups still at war with the government were pushing their members into a " bloodbath . " junta What is a junta? 7 8 -1369 1 The chairman of Burma ' s ruling junta said Sunday that ethnic groups still at war with the government were pushing their members into a " bloodbath . " still at war Why are they at war? 13 16 -1369 1 The chairman of Burma ' s ruling junta said Sunday that ethnic groups still at war with the government were pushing their members into a " bloodbath . " still at war What type of war? 13 16 -1369 1 The chairman of Burma ' s ruling junta said Sunday that ethnic groups still at war with the government were pushing their members into a " bloodbath . " " bloodbath . " Why will it be a bloodbath? 25 29 -1369 2 Government troops , meanwhile , maintained their siege of the last major ethnic insurgent base , keeping up their shelling of Karen guerrillas at Kawmoorah , in eastern Burma near the Thai border town of Mae Sot . ethnic What ethnic group? 12 13 -1369 3 Speaking on the annual Union Day holiday , Gen . Than Shwe said internal strife that has bedeviled the nation for decades still affects remote areas . internal strife What is the internal strife? 13 15 -1369 3 Speaking on the annual Union Day holiday , Gen . Than Shwe said internal strife that has bedeviled the nation for decades still affects remote areas . remote areas Which remote areas? 24 26 -1369 3 Speaking on the annual Union Day holiday , Gen . Than Shwe said internal strife that has bedeviled the nation for decades still affects remote areas . holiday , What country is celebrating this holiday? 6 8 -1369 3 Speaking on the annual Union Day holiday , Gen . Than Shwe said internal strife that has bedeviled the nation for decades still affects remote areas . still affects remote areas Are they still dealing with internal strife? 22 26 -1369 3 Speaking on the annual Union Day holiday , Gen . Than Shwe said internal strife that has bedeviled the nation for decades still affects remote areas . internal strife What is the strife that they are facing that has incurred the war? 13 15 -1369 3 Speaking on the annual Union Day holiday , Gen . Than Shwe said internal strife that has bedeviled the nation for decades still affects remote areas . remote areas Where are the specific locations? 24 26 -1369 5 The government ' s reconciliation policy has led 13 insurgent groups to end their fight and join hands with the military for the welfare of the nation , Than Shwe said . reconciliation policy What is the reconciliation policy? 4 6 -1369 5 The government ' s reconciliation policy has led 13 insurgent groups to end their fight and join hands with the military for the welfare of the nation , Than Shwe said . policy What policy? 5 6 -1369 5 The government ' s reconciliation policy has led 13 insurgent groups to end their fight and join hands with the military for the welfare of the nation , Than Shwe said . join hands with the military How has this helped/affected the military? 16 21 -1369 5 The government ' s reconciliation policy has led 13 insurgent groups to end their fight and join hands with the military for the welfare of the nation , Than Shwe said . join hands How did they convince them to 'join hands' with the military? 16 18 -1369 5 The government ' s reconciliation policy has led 13 insurgent groups to end their fight and join hands with the military for the welfare of the nation , Than Shwe said . reconciliation policy What is the policy? 4 6 -1370 1 Energy Minister Gonen Segev said Sunday he was investigating ways to resume oil transport to Gaza , suspended after Palestinian gunmen attacked an Israeli tanker and killed a security guard last week . Energy Minister Gonen Segev What is an Energy Minister? 0 4 -1370 1 Energy Minister Gonen Segev said Sunday he was investigating ways to resume oil transport to Gaza , suspended after Palestinian gunmen attacked an Israeli tanker and killed a security guard last week . attacked an Israeli tanker What was the reason for attacking the tanker? 21 25 -1370 3 Palestinian officials said Sunday that they had only enough benzene to last two days . enough benzene to last two days How does benzene relate to Israel and Palestine conflict? 8 14 -1370 5 " We have a little gas , " said Palestinian Economics Minister Ahmed Qurei . " We will import from abroad , from Jordan and Egypt . We don ' t need the Israeli gasoline . " " We have a little gas , " If gas resources are low why ruin a potential relationship for resources? 0 8 -1370 5 " We have a little gas , " said Palestinian Economics Minister Ahmed Qurei . " We will import from abroad , from Jordan and Egypt . We don ' t need the Israeli gasoline . " We don ' t need the Israeli gasoline If they don't need it what is the issue? 27 35 -1371 1 Ten foreign aid workers held hostage for up to three days by rebels arrived in Kenya on Sunday , tired and traumatized but otherwise in good health . rebels Where are the rebels from? 12 13 -1371 1 Ten foreign aid workers held hostage for up to three days by rebels arrived in Kenya on Sunday , tired and traumatized but otherwise in good health . held hostage Why were the foreign aid workers taken and held hostage? 4 6 -1371 1 Ten foreign aid workers held hostage for up to three days by rebels arrived in Kenya on Sunday , tired and traumatized but otherwise in good health . foreign where are these aid workers from? 1 2 -1371 1 Ten foreign aid workers held hostage for up to three days by rebels arrived in Kenya on Sunday , tired and traumatized but otherwise in good health . foreign aid workers Where were the workers from? 1 4 -1371 1 Ten foreign aid workers held hostage for up to three days by rebels arrived in Kenya on Sunday , tired and traumatized but otherwise in good health . held hostage Who held them hostage? 4 6 -1371 1 Ten foreign aid workers held hostage for up to three days by rebels arrived in Kenya on Sunday , tired and traumatized but otherwise in good health . three days What were their demands? 9 11 -1371 1 Ten foreign aid workers held hostage for up to three days by rebels arrived in Kenya on Sunday , tired and traumatized but otherwise in good health . hostage Why were they held hostage 5 6 -1371 1 Ten foreign aid workers held hostage for up to three days by rebels arrived in Kenya on Sunday , tired and traumatized but otherwise in good health . rebels Which rebels? 12 13 -1371 2 An eleventh colleague , a Kenyan , left to be with his family , said Sally Burnheim , a spokeswoman for the U . N . Operation Lifeline Sudan , which acts as umbrella for aid agencies in the war and famine ravage region . left to be with his family , Why was this individual left to be with his family while ten others were taken hostage? 7 14 -1371 2 An eleventh colleague , a Kenyan , left to be with his family , said Sally Burnheim , a spokeswoman for the U . N . Operation Lifeline Sudan , which acts as umbrella for aid agencies in the war and famine ravage region . left to be with his family , Why was he left? 7 14 -1371 2 An eleventh colleague , a Kenyan , left to be with his family , said Sally Burnheim , a spokeswoman for the U . N . Operation Lifeline Sudan , which acts as umbrella for aid agencies in the war and famine ravage region . the war War against who? 38 40 -1371 2 An eleventh colleague , a Kenyan , left to be with his family , said Sally Burnheim , a spokeswoman for the U . N . Operation Lifeline Sudan , which acts as umbrella for aid agencies in the war and famine ravage region . colleague , What or who is this 11th colleague? 2 4 -1371 2 An eleventh colleague , a Kenyan , left to be with his family , said Sally Burnheim , a spokeswoman for the U . N . Operation Lifeline Sudan , which acts as umbrella for aid agencies in the war and famine ravage region . region Why is she relevent? 43 44 -1371 3 The former hostages have refused to talk to journalists about their ordeal until after they ' re debriefed Monday , said Burnheim . refused Why have the former hostages refused to talk to journalists about their experiences? 4 5 -1371 3 The former hostages have refused to talk to journalists about their ordeal until after they ' re debriefed Monday , said Burnheim . debriefed With whom will the ten former hostages debrief? 17 18 -1371 3 The former hostages have refused to talk to journalists about their ordeal until after they ' re debriefed Monday , said Burnheim . until why have the former hostages refuse to speak? what is preventing them? 12 13 -1371 3 The former hostages have refused to talk to journalists about their ordeal until after they ' re debriefed Monday , said Burnheim . refused to talk Why don't they want to talk? 4 7 -1371 3 The former hostages have refused to talk to journalists about their ordeal until after they ' re debriefed Monday , said Burnheim . they ' re debriefed Monday , Who is doing the debriefing? 14 20 -1371 4 " Besides , they are tired and traumatized , " Burnheim said . " Some of them went for long periods without food and water . " traumatized , " Besides being without food and water, in what other ways did the hostages report trauma? 7 10 -1371 4 " Besides , they are tired and traumatized , " Burnheim said . " Some of them went for long periods without food and water . " without food and water to what extent were the conditions they experienced unhealthy? 21 25 -1371 4 " Besides , they are tired and traumatized , " Burnheim said . " Some of them went for long periods without food and water . " long periods How long were these periods? 19 21 -1371 4 " Besides , they are tired and traumatized , " Burnheim said . " Some of them went for long periods without food and water . " water How long were they gone for the longest time? 24 25 -1371 5 The workers were captured in an attack in southern Sudan by about 130 guerrillas loyal to Gordon Koang Babyping , a renegade commander of rebel Sudan Peoples ' Liberation Army . attack Why was the Sudan Peoples' Liberation Army attacking southern Sudan? 6 7 -1371 5 The workers were captured in an attack in southern Sudan by about 130 guerrillas loyal to Gordon Koang Babyping , a renegade commander of rebel Sudan Peoples ' Liberation Army . Gordon Koang Babyping , who is this group and what is their purpose? 16 20 -1371 5 The workers were captured in an attack in southern Sudan by about 130 guerrillas loyal to Gordon Koang Babyping , a renegade commander of rebel Sudan Peoples ' Liberation Army . were captured How were they captured? 2 4 -1371 5 The workers were captured in an attack in southern Sudan by about 130 guerrillas loyal to Gordon Koang Babyping , a renegade commander of rebel Sudan Peoples ' Liberation Army . an attack Why were they being attacked? 5 7 -1371 5 The workers were captured in an attack in southern Sudan by about 130 guerrillas loyal to Gordon Koang Babyping , a renegade commander of rebel Sudan Peoples ' Liberation Army . loyal Why were they so loyal? 14 15 -1371 5 The workers were captured in an attack in southern Sudan by about 130 guerrillas loyal to Gordon Koang Babyping , a renegade commander of rebel Sudan Peoples ' Liberation Army . workers what type of work did they do? 1 2 -1371 5 The workers were captured in an attack in southern Sudan by about 130 guerrillas loyal to Gordon Koang Babyping , a renegade commander of rebel Sudan Peoples ' Liberation Army . loyal Who were they Loyal to if not Gordon Koang Babyping? 14 15 -1372 1 European champion Rintje Ritmsa won the 1 , 500 - meter event in the Men ' s World Speedskating Championships Sunday , securing his lead in the overall standings . 1 , 500 - meter How many 1500-meter events has he competed in? 6 11 -1372 1 European champion Rintje Ritmsa won the 1 , 500 - meter event in the Men ' s World Speedskating Championships Sunday , securing his lead in the overall standings . overall How much of a sizeable lead does he have in the in the overall standings? 27 28 -1372 2 The Olympic silver medalist completed the race in 1 minute , 53 . 31 seconds , more than two seconds slower than the World Record , but well below the Baselga track record of 1 minute , 54 . 58 . Baselga What is Baselga? 30 31 -1372 3 Ritsma , 24 , added the victory to his third place in the 500 - meters and his fifth in the 5 , 000 to give him a total of 118 . 49 points before the final 10 , 000 - meter event , which was set for late afternoon . Ritsma , How old was he when he started? 0 2 -1372 5 Canada ' s Neal Marshall excelled in the 1 , 500 - meter , his best event , to finish third . Marshall has won two World Cup races in the event so far this season . his best event , Why is the 1500m race his best event? 14 18 -1372 5 Canada ' s Neal Marshall excelled in the 1 , 500 - meter , his best event , to finish third . Marshall has won two World Cup races in the event so far this season . Neal How many has he won in his career? 3 4 -1373 1 Portugal ' s Paulo Guerra outsprinted Kenyan Ondoro Osoro Sunday to win the Almond Blossom Cross Country , stretch his lead in the IAAF standings and clinch the European Club Champions ' Cup for his team Maratona . IAAF What does IAAF stand for? 23 24 -1373 1 Portugal ' s Paulo Guerra outsprinted Kenyan Ondoro Osoro Sunday to win the Almond Blossom Cross Country , stretch his lead in the IAAF standings and clinch the European Club Champions ' Cup for his team Maratona . Almond Blossom Cross Country , Where is the event held? 13 18 -1373 2 Guerra , 24 , completed the 10 , 000 meter race in 29 minutes , 21 seconds , just two seconds ahead of the Kenyan , a three - time winner in the Algarve race . Algarve what were the times at algarve races before 33 34 -1373 2 Guerra , 24 , completed the 10 , 000 meter race in 29 minutes , 21 seconds , just two seconds ahead of the Kenyan , a three - time winner in the Algarve race . meter What is that in metric? 9 10 -1373 2 Guerra , 24 , completed the 10 , 000 meter race in 29 minutes , 21 seconds , just two seconds ahead of the Kenyan , a three - time winner in the Algarve race . 29 minutes , 21 seconds , What is the all time record? 12 18 -1373 3 The victory extended Guerra ' s lead in the IAAF standings to 100 points from four meets after 10 events of the World Cross Country Challenge . events what were the events 19 20 -1373 3 The victory extended Guerra ' s lead in the IAAF standings to 100 points from four meets after 10 events of the World Cross Country Challenge . 100 points How does this point system work? 12 14 -1373 3 The victory extended Guerra ' s lead in the IAAF standings to 100 points from four meets after 10 events of the World Cross Country Challenge . lead Who is in second and third? 6 7 -1373 5 But the athlete showed his usual modest form after the race . modest what were the athlete's modest forms 6 7 -1373 5 But the athlete showed his usual modest form after the race . modest form What is modest about him? 6 8 -1373 5 But the athlete showed his usual modest form after the race . showed How did he show his modesty? 3 4 -1373 5 But the athlete showed his usual modest form after the race . his usual modest form Why was his form usually described as modest? 4 8 -1374 1 Finland edged Sweden by two - tenths of a second after a thrilling duel down the stretch between Sami Repo and Henrik Forsberg to win a men ' s World Cup 20 - kilometer cross - country ski relay Sunday at the Holmenkollen Ski Festival . thrilling duel Why was it a thrilling duel? 12 14 -1374 2 Forsberg , who led by eight seconds at the start of the final 5K freestyle lap , lost his balance about 10 meters from the finish line and Repo surged ahead . lost his balance What led to the loss of balance? 17 20 -1374 4 Norway , without individual World Cup points leader Bjorn Daehlie , finished third in 49 : 56 . 6 . without individual World Cup points leader Why were they without him? 2 8 -1374 5 Skiers used the classical - style in the first two legs of the mixed - style relay , shortened to 20 kilometers for the first time in Holmenkollen ' s history . relay , Why was the relay shortened? 16 18 -1374 5 Skiers used the classical - style in the first two legs of the mixed - style relay , shortened to 20 kilometers for the first time in Holmenkollen ' s history . classical - style in the first two legs Then what styles did they use? 3 11 -1374 5 Skiers used the classical - style in the first two legs of the mixed - style relay , shortened to 20 kilometers for the first time in Holmenkollen ' s history . shortened to 20 kilometers Why was the race run at a shorter distance? 18 22 -1374 5 Skiers used the classical - style in the first two legs of the mixed - style relay , shortened to 20 kilometers for the first time in Holmenkollen ' s history . first time in Holmenkollen ' s history Why is the first time in Holmenkollen's history? 24 31 -1375 1 Dutchman Rintje Ritmsa won his first - ever World Speedskating Championship Sunday after a season dominating the field . Speedskating Championship Why was this the first ever Speedskating Championship? 9 11 -1375 1 Dutchman Rintje Ritmsa won his first - ever World Speedskating Championship Sunday after a season dominating the field . dominating the field How did Dutchman Rintje Ritma dominated the field? 15 18 -1375 1 Dutchman Rintje Ritmsa won his first - ever World Speedskating Championship Sunday after a season dominating the field . field Who are some of his competitors? 17 18 -1375 2 Ritsma , 24 , twice European Championships and Olympic silver medalist in Lillehammer , won seven World Cup races this season but had yet to win a World Championship . World Who won the previous World Championship? 16 17 -1375 3 He showed his talent as an all - round skater Sunday , winning both the 1 , 500 - and the 10 , 000 - meters . He finished third in the 500 - and fifth in the 5 , 000 races on Saturday . races Are these the four speed skating distance events? Are there other distances? 41 42 -1375 4 " I skated one of my best 10 kilometers today . It was really good . I was able to keep a steady pace of 34 seconds a lap so I was always in control of the race , " said Ritsma who finished with a time of 14 minutes , 9 . 89 seconds . steady pace of 34 seconds a lap How many laps are in the 10-kilometer race? 22 29 -1375 4 " I skated one of my best 10 kilometers today . It was really good . I was able to keep a steady pace of 34 seconds a lap so I was always in control of the race , " said Ritsma who finished with a time of 14 minutes , 9 . 89 seconds . minutes , Is this a good time? What is the average time versus a record time? 49 51 -1375 5 " I was very surprised and nervous for the 1 , 500 because I saw the other times were fast . This gave me the motivation to push even harder though , " he said . saw the other times were fast . How were the other competitors faster in this event? 14 21 -1375 5 " I was very surprised and nervous for the 1 , 500 because I saw the other times were fast . This gave me the motivation to push even harder though , " he said . saw the other times were fast Why were the other times so quick in this particular race? 14 20 -1375 5 " I was very surprised and nervous for the 1 , 500 because I saw the other times were fast . This gave me the motivation to push even harder though , " he said . times What was the time for the second and third place skaters? 17 18 -1376 1 President Clinton implored Arabs and Israelis on Sunday to go beyond rhetoric and move quickly , despite terrorism , to expand Palestinian rule on the West Bank . go beyond rhetoric Why is rhetoric the only thing being currently used? 9 12 -1376 1 President Clinton implored Arabs and Israelis on Sunday to go beyond rhetoric and move quickly , despite terrorism , to expand Palestinian rule on the West Bank . implored What does this mean by implored? 2 3 -1376 1 President Clinton implored Arabs and Israelis on Sunday to go beyond rhetoric and move quickly , despite terrorism , to expand Palestinian rule on the West Bank . Bank What happened in the West Bank that required this move? 26 27 -1376 2 " We are at a critical moment in the peace process , " Clinton said as he opened a meeting of foreign ministers and other representatives on the Middle East peace process . But , he said , " We are not going to let the peace process collapse . " peace What happened to disturb the peace in the first place? 9 10 -1376 2 " We are at a critical moment in the peace process , " Clinton said as he opened a meeting of foreign ministers and other representatives on the Middle East peace process . But , he said , " We are not going to let the peace process collapse . " critical What makes this moment critical? 5 6 -1376 3 The U . S . - sponsored session to restart the process of normalizing Arab - Israeli relations convened against a background of recent violence and new Arab pressure on Israel to sign the Nuclear Non - Proliferation Treaty . recent violence What type of violence had recently taken place? 23 25 -1376 3 The U . S . - sponsored session to restart the process of normalizing Arab - Israeli relations convened against a background of recent violence and new Arab pressure on Israel to sign the Nuclear Non - Proliferation Treaty . Nuclear Non - Proliferation Treaty What is this treaty and what does it mean for the future of both countries? 34 39 -1376 3 The U . S . - sponsored session to restart the process of normalizing Arab - Israeli relations convened against a background of recent violence and new Arab pressure on Israel to sign the Nuclear Non - Proliferation Treaty . Treaty What does this Treaty require of Israel and Arab nations? 38 39 -1376 3 The U . S . - sponsored session to restart the process of normalizing Arab - Israeli relations convened against a background of recent violence and new Arab pressure on Israel to sign the Nuclear Non - Proliferation Treaty . Nuclear Non - Proliferation Treaty What is the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty? 34 39 -1376 4 Quoting Yasser Arafat , the chairman of the Palestine Liberation Organization , Clinton said , " We cannot allow ( rising terrorism ) to kill the Palestinian dream . " " We cannot allow ( rising Is we, the country? What happened to allow terrorism in the first place?\n 15 21 -1376 4 Quoting Yasser Arafat , the chairman of the Palestine Liberation Organization , Clinton said , " We cannot allow ( rising terrorism ) to kill the Palestinian dream . " Liberation What does liberation mean in this context ? 9 10 -1376 4 Quoting Yasser Arafat , the chairman of the Palestine Liberation Organization , Clinton said , " We cannot allow ( rising terrorism ) to kill the Palestinian dream . " dream What is the 'Palestinian dream'? 27 28 -1376 5 Clinton sat at the head of a long , polished table in the Garden Room of Blair House , the presidential guest quarters across Pennsylvania Avenue from the White House . Garden Room of Blair House , Why is this location important? 13 19 -1377 1 While its troops tried to stamp out rebels in the south , Mexico ' s government faced a peaceful challenge Sunday in the heartland , where an opposition party was favored to win control of a major state and the country ' s second - largest city . rebels What are the rebels fighting for or against? 7 8 -1377 1 While its troops tried to stamp out rebels in the south , Mexico ' s government faced a peaceful challenge Sunday in the heartland , where an opposition party was favored to win control of a major state and the country ' s second - largest city . opposition What policies does the opposition party support? 27 28 -1377 1 While its troops tried to stamp out rebels in the south , Mexico ' s government faced a peaceful challenge Sunday in the heartland , where an opposition party was favored to win control of a major state and the country ' s second - largest city . major state Which state? 36 38 -1377 1 While its troops tried to stamp out rebels in the south , Mexico ' s government faced a peaceful challenge Sunday in the heartland , where an opposition party was favored to win control of a major state and the country ' s second - largest city . rebels in the south , What were the rebels in the south of Mexico trying to accomplish? 7 12 -1377 3 Voters were choosing a governor and mayors of 124 cities , including Guadalajara , as well as a new state congress . choosing How does voting and government structure work in Mexico? 2 3 -1377 4 Sunday ' s vote was seen as a test of new President Ernesto Zedillo ' s pledge of fair elections and of a clear divide between the government and the party that has ruled Mexico for 66 years . 66 years Why has one party been so dominant in Mexico? 36 38 -1377 5 " Nobody will believe in anything the officials say , neither inside nor outside the country " if the election is unfair , said Carlos Castillo Peraza , president of the conservative National Action Party , or PAN . He threatened civil disobedience if his party loses by fraud . conservative National Action Party , Is this the opposition party referred to previously? 31 36 -1377 5 " Nobody will believe in anything the officials say , neither inside nor outside the country " if the election is unfair , said Carlos Castillo Peraza , president of the conservative National Action Party , or PAN . He threatened civil disobedience if his party loses by fraud . threatened civil disobedience What sort of civil disobedience was Peraza looking to undertake if fraud had occurred? 40 43 -1378 1 Magdalena Maleeva , not originally scheduled to play the Ameritech Cup , was glad she did Sunday . Magdalena Why was she not scheduled to play? 0 1 -1378 1 Magdalena Maleeva , not originally scheduled to play the Ameritech Cup , was glad she did Sunday . not originally scheduled Who was scheduled? 3 6 -1378 1 Magdalena Maleeva , not originally scheduled to play the Ameritech Cup , was glad she did Sunday . glad she did Why was she glad? 13 16 -1378 1 Magdalena Maleeva , not originally scheduled to play the Ameritech Cup , was glad she did Sunday . Ameritech Cup , What sport is this? 9 12 -1378 2 She used her passing shots and an effective mix of power and placement to beat Lisa Raymond 7 - 5 , 7 - 6 ( 7 - 2 ) and earn her fourth career WTA Tour title . She How long had she been playing? 0 1 -1378 2 She used her passing shots and an effective mix of power and placement to beat Lisa Raymond 7 - 5 , 7 - 6 ( 7 - 2 ) and earn her fourth career WTA Tour title . effective mix of power What constitutes an effective mix of power? 7 11 -1378 3 With Mary Joe Fernandez forced to pull out because of illness , Maleeva , the No . 11 on the WTA Tour , endured a long plane ride , arriving in Chicago Monday night after the tournament had already started . Mary What kind of illness did she have? 1 2 -1378 3 With Mary Joe Fernandez forced to pull out because of illness , Maleeva , the No . 11 on the WTA Tour , endured a long plane ride , arriving in Chicago Monday night after the tournament had already started . illness , What type of illness? 10 12 -1378 3 With Mary Joe Fernandez forced to pull out because of illness , Maleeva , the No . 11 on the WTA Tour , endured a long plane ride , arriving in Chicago Monday night after the tournament had already started . long plane ride , How long was the ride? 25 29 -1378 4 " I felt a little responsible because they were missing a player , " Maleeva said . felt a little responsible Why did she feel responsible? 2 6 -1378 5 In Tokyo , she ' d beaten Mary Pierce and reached the semifinals . But no time to savor or rest . rest Why was there no time to rest? 20 21 -1378 5 In Tokyo , she ' d beaten Mary Pierce and reached the semifinals . But no time to savor or rest . But no time to savor or rest Why was there no time to rest? 14 21 -1378 5 In Tokyo , she ' d beaten Mary Pierce and reached the semifinals . But no time to savor or rest . beaten When did this happen? 6 7 -1379 1 Israel ' s Cabinet on Sunday extended a three - week long closure that has economically paralyzed the West Bank and Gaza Strip , hours before President Clinton implicitly urged that the restrictions be lifted . extended a three - week long closure Why was the closure instituted in the first place? 6 13 -1379 1 Israel ' s Cabinet on Sunday extended a three - week long closure that has economically paralyzed the West Bank and Gaza Strip , hours before President Clinton implicitly urged that the restrictions be lifted . economically How severely did the closure impact the area? 15 16 -1379 1 Israel ' s Cabinet on Sunday extended a three - week long closure that has economically paralyzed the West Bank and Gaza Strip , hours before President Clinton implicitly urged that the restrictions be lifted . restrictions How did the restrictions result in the United States taking action? 32 33 -1379 1 Israel ' s Cabinet on Sunday extended a three - week long closure that has economically paralyzed the West Bank and Gaza Strip , hours before President Clinton implicitly urged that the restrictions be lifted . three - week long closure why have they been closed? 8 13 -1379 2 Ministers demanded a tougher crackdown by PLO leader Yasser Arafat on militant groups responsible for a spate of attacks that have killed 55 Israelis since Oct . 1 . groups How many militant groups were involved? 12 13 -1379 2 Ministers demanded a tougher crackdown by PLO leader Yasser Arafat on militant groups responsible for a spate of attacks that have killed 55 Israelis since Oct . 1 . attacks Were these attacks targeting civilians or military? 18 19 -1379 2 Ministers demanded a tougher crackdown by PLO leader Yasser Arafat on militant groups responsible for a spate of attacks that have killed 55 Israelis since Oct . 1 . PLO what is this acronym? 6 7 -1379 3 The closure which bars tens of thousands of Palestinians from working in Israel , was imposed Jan . 22 after a suicide bombing that killed 21 Israelis near Netanya . working What percentage of Palestinians work in Israel? 10 11 -1379 3 The closure which bars tens of thousands of Palestinians from working in Israel , was imposed Jan . 22 after a suicide bombing that killed 21 Israelis near Netanya . Netanya where is that city located? 28 29 -1379 5 The Cabinet stopped short of taking a formal vote on the closure , but the lack of a vote in effect extended the measure . stopped Why did they avoid taking a formal vote? 2 3 -1380 1 Hundreds of protesters backed by about 100 municipal trucks disrupted domestic flights Monday in a protest against the noise and pollution from a new runway at Sydney ' s airport . backed by about 100 municipal trucks Why were the protestors backed by municipal trucks? 3 9 -1380 1 Hundreds of protesters backed by about 100 municipal trucks disrupted domestic flights Monday in a protest against the noise and pollution from a new runway at Sydney ' s airport . new runway Why was the new runway built? 23 25 -1380 1 Hundreds of protesters backed by about 100 municipal trucks disrupted domestic flights Monday in a protest against the noise and pollution from a new runway at Sydney ' s airport . protest How did they protest and disrupt flights? 15 16 -1380 2 The protest leader , suburban Marrickville Mayor Barry Cotter , said more than 2 , 000 people joined in , but police estimated the crowd at about 400 . joined How did they participate? Was it peaceful? 17 18 -1380 3 Garbage trucks and other municipal trucks from 11 nearby suburbs under the runway ' s flight path blared their horns and drove around the domestic terminal , blocking off traffic and hampering fliers . municipal trucks How did the protestors get ahold of municipal trucks? 4 6 -1380 5 Cotter said the protest was a success . " We didn ' t ever intend closing the airport - we just wanted to disrupt it . success Why was the protest a success? 6 7 -1380 5 Cotter said the protest was a success . " We didn ' t ever intend closing the airport - we just wanted to disrupt it . we just wanted to disrupt it What were the protestors hoping that this disruption would cause in the end? 19 25 -1381 1 The West showed why it holds the balance of power in the NBA . showed why How did it show why it holds the balance of power? 2 4 -1381 1 The West showed why it holds the balance of power in the NBA . West showed why it holds What teams in the west are the best? 1 6 -1381 2 In a game that wasn ' t close after the first quarter , the Western Conference rode the shooting of Mitch Richmond on Sunday to beat the Eastern Conference 139 - 112 . beat the Eastern Conference 139 - 112 Who played in the Eastern Conference? 25 32 -1381 2 In a game that wasn ' t close after the first quarter , the Western Conference rode the shooting of Mitch Richmond on Sunday to beat the Eastern Conference 139 - 112 . rode the shooting what does this mean? 16 19 -1381 3 Richmond , the Sacramento Kings star , led all scorers with 23 points on 10 - for - 13 shooting and took home the most valuable player award in his third All - Star game . valuable player award in his third All - Star game Is the all star game a series of games? 25 35 -1381 4 " This just caps off how we ' ve turned things around in Sacramento , " Richmond said . how we ' ve turned things around What situation did you turn things around from? 5 12 -1381 4 " This just caps off how we ' ve turned things around in Sacramento , " Richmond said . turned things around Why weren't they dominant in the past? 9 12 -1381 4 " This just caps off how we ' ve turned things around in Sacramento , " Richmond said . just caps off how we ' ve turned things around Why did this mark a turn around? 2 12 -1381 4 " This just caps off how we ' ve turned things around in Sacramento , " Richmond said . how we ' ve turned things what were things like before? 5 11 -1381 5 Even Shaquille O ' Neal ' s first good performance as an All - Star couldn ' t match the West ' s firepower . Shaquille O ' Neal ' s What team is he from? 1 7 -1381 5 Even Shaquille O ' Neal ' s first good performance as an All - Star couldn ' t match the West ' s firepower . first good performance what are some details about this performance? 7 10 -1382 1 Japan ' s personal computer market surged 34 . 7 percent last year , topping 3 million units for the first time , a private research company said Monday . market surged What was the cause of the market surge? 5 7 -1382 1 Japan ' s personal computer market surged 34 . 7 percent last year , topping 3 million units for the first time , a private research company said Monday . private research company Who hired this company? 24 27 -1382 1 Japan ' s personal computer market surged 34 . 7 percent last year , topping 3 million units for the first time , a private research company said Monday . surged 34 . 7 percent last year , Why was there a surge in computer sales? 6 14 -1382 2 Shipment of new personal computers in Japan totaled 3 . 32 million units in 1994 , up from 2 . 46 million in 1993 , Dataquest Japan said . in Japan Do you mean in all of Japan? 5 7 -1382 2 Shipment of new personal computers in Japan totaled 3 . 32 million units in 1994 , up from 2 . 46 million in 1993 , Dataquest Japan said . up What was the reason for the increase? 16 17 -1382 3 Dataquest attributed the sharp growth to lower prices of high - performance PCs and efforts by many large corporations to boost computer literacy among employees . lower prices Why were the prices lowered? 6 8 -1382 3 Dataquest attributed the sharp growth to lower prices of high - performance PCs and efforts by many large corporations to boost computer literacy among employees . efforts What efforts were given? 14 15 -1382 4 Because of the sluggish economy , shipments of personal computers in japan had risen just 10 percent between 1990 and 1993 . sluggish why was the economy sluggish? 3 4 -1382 4 Because of the sluggish economy , shipments of personal computers in japan had risen just 10 percent between 1990 and 1993 . sluggish economy , What was the main contributor to the slow down in Economy? 3 6 -1382 4 Because of the sluggish economy , shipments of personal computers in japan had risen just 10 percent between 1990 and 1993 . just 10 percent What percentage was expected? 14 17 -1382 4 Because of the sluggish economy , shipments of personal computers in japan had risen just 10 percent between 1990 and 1993 . Because of the sluggish economy , What was leading to a sluggish Japanese economy at this time? 0 6 -1382 5 NEC Corp . , the Japanese market leader , shipped 1 . 56 million units last year , up 19 . 8 percent from the previous year . But NEC ' s market share slipped from 53 . 4 percent in 1993 to 47 . 0 percent as competitors helped expand the overall market . competitors which competitors? 48 49 -1382 5 NEC Corp . , the Japanese market leader , shipped 1 . 56 million units last year , up 19 . 8 percent from the previous year . But NEC ' s market share slipped from 53 . 4 percent in 1993 to 47 . 0 percent as competitors helped expand the overall market . leader , What makes NEC Corp the leader? 7 9 -1382 5 NEC Corp . , the Japanese market leader , shipped 1 . 56 million units last year , up 19 . 8 percent from the previous year . But NEC ' s market share slipped from 53 . 4 percent in 1993 to 47 . 0 percent as competitors helped expand the overall market . slipped Were they expecting this slide? 34 35 -1382 5 NEC Corp . , the Japanese market leader , shipped 1 . 56 million units last year , up 19 . 8 percent from the previous year . But NEC ' s market share slipped from 53 . 4 percent in 1993 to 47 . 0 percent as competitors helped expand the overall market . competitors Who were some of the main competitors? 48 49 -1383 1 Tokyo police arrested four men , including a controversial photographer , on Monday for selling 69 , 000 copies of an allegedly pornographic book . controversial photographer , Why is the photographer controversial? 8 11 -1383 1 Tokyo police arrested four men , including a controversial photographer , on Monday for selling 69 , 000 copies of an allegedly pornographic book . allegedly pornographic book Why was the book considered pornographic? 21 24 -1383 1 Tokyo police arrested four men , including a controversial photographer , on Monday for selling 69 , 000 copies of an allegedly pornographic book . allegedly pornographic book what book? 21 24 -1383 1 Tokyo police arrested four men , including a controversial photographer , on Monday for selling 69 , 000 copies of an allegedly pornographic book . controversial What makes the photographer controversial? 8 9 -1383 1 Tokyo police arrested four men , including a controversial photographer , on Monday for selling 69 , 000 copies of an allegedly pornographic book . pornographic Is it illegal to sell pornographic books in Japan? 22 23 -1383 1 Tokyo police arrested four men , including a controversial photographer , on Monday for selling 69 , 000 copies of an allegedly pornographic book . controversial photographer , Why is this photographer considered controversial? 8 11 -1383 2 The book violated pornography laws because it contained close - up , graphic photos of pubic hair , a Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department official said . pubic hair , Why is pubic hair banned under Japan's pornography laws? 15 18 -1383 3 Though strictly banned for decades , eased enforcement of pornography laws has led to a wide circulation of such books , which have been dubbed " heah - nudo , " or hair nudes . strictly banned for decades , Why were they strictly banned? 1 6 -1383 3 Though strictly banned for decades , eased enforcement of pornography laws has led to a wide circulation of such books , which have been dubbed " heah - nudo , " or hair nudes . wide circulation of such books , Why are such books currently so popular? 15 21 -1383 3 Though strictly banned for decades , eased enforcement of pornography laws has led to a wide circulation of such books , which have been dubbed " heah - nudo , " or hair nudes . eased enforcement Why has enforcement eased up recently? 6 8 -1383 3 Though strictly banned for decades , eased enforcement of pornography laws has led to a wide circulation of such books , which have been dubbed " heah - nudo , " or hair nudes . eased enforcement Why has there been eased enforcement of pornography laws? 6 8 -1383 3 Though strictly banned for decades , eased enforcement of pornography laws has led to a wide circulation of such books , which have been dubbed " heah - nudo , " or hair nudes . hair nudes Why are these nudes popular? 32 34 -1383 4 Monday ' s arrests could indicate a restrengthening of the anti - porno regulations . The arrests were the first specifically related to this offense , said the official , who spoke on condition of anonymity . condition of anonymity Why did he speak only anonymously? 33 36 -1383 4 Monday ' s arrests could indicate a restrengthening of the anti - porno regulations . The arrests were the first specifically related to this offense , said the official , who spoke on condition of anonymity . arrests were the first Why were these men chosen to be arrested? 16 20 -1383 4 Monday ' s arrests could indicate a restrengthening of the anti - porno regulations . The arrests were the first specifically related to this offense , said the official , who spoke on condition of anonymity . spoke on condition of anonymity Why does he feel the need to speak on the condition of anonymity if he is a public official? 31 36 -1383 5 Arrested were Noriaki Kano , a 52 - year - old photographer , Ippei Takahashi , 50 , president of Takeshobo Inc . a publishing firm in Tokyo , and two other Takeshobo officials , police said . two other Takeshobo officials , Who are the Takeshobo officials? 30 35 -1383 5 Arrested were Noriaki Kano , a 52 - year - old photographer , Ippei Takahashi , 50 , president of Takeshobo Inc . a publishing firm in Tokyo , and two other Takeshobo officials , police said . Takeshobo Why was this company targeted for arrests? 20 21 -1384 1 Banks from Germany and the Netherlands were among 10 banks given approval to operate in the Philippines under the country ' s new liberalized bank laws , Central Bank Governor Gabriel Singson said Monday . Germany and the Netherlands were among Why were these chosen? 2 8 -1384 1 Banks from Germany and the Netherlands were among 10 banks given approval to operate in the Philippines under the country ' s new liberalized bank laws , Central Bank Governor Gabriel Singson said Monday . 10 banks given approval Where are the other 8 banks from? 8 12 -1384 1 Banks from Germany and the Netherlands were among 10 banks given approval to operate in the Philippines under the country ' s new liberalized bank laws , Central Bank Governor Gabriel Singson said Monday . new liberalized bank laws , What are these new laws? 22 27 -1384 1 Banks from Germany and the Netherlands were among 10 banks given approval to operate in the Philippines under the country ' s new liberalized bank laws , Central Bank Governor Gabriel Singson said Monday . liberalized bank laws , Why are they now liberalizing bank laws? 23 27 -1384 1 Banks from Germany and the Netherlands were among 10 banks given approval to operate in the Philippines under the country ' s new liberalized bank laws , Central Bank Governor Gabriel Singson said Monday . new liberalized bank laws , What are the new bank laws? 22 27 -1384 2 Deutsche Bank of Germany and ING Bank of the Netherlands were the only European banks chosen . were the only European banks chosen How many banks from that area were in contention? 10 16 -1384 2 Deutsche Bank of Germany and ING Bank of the Netherlands were the only European banks chosen . only European banks chosen Why them in particular? 12 16 -1384 2 Deutsche Bank of Germany and ING Bank of the Netherlands were the only European banks chosen . only European banks chosen Why were these the only ones chosen? 12 16 -1384 3 Others were Fuji Bank , Ltd . , Bank of Tokyo , both from Japan ; Chemical Bank of the United States ; Bangkok Bank of Thailand ; the Taiwan - based International Commercial Bank China ; Korea Exchange Bank ; Development Bank of Singapore ; and ANZ Banking Group , Ltd . of New Zealand . Others were Why were these chosen? 0 2 -1384 4 The new banking law , which was passed in May last year , widens the scope of operations of foreign banks in the Philippines and was among the series of legislations under the Ramos administration designed to liberalize the economy to attract more foreign investments . new banking law , What does the new law state? 1 5 -1384 4 The new banking law , which was passed in May last year , widens the scope of operations of foreign banks in the Philippines and was among the series of legislations under the Ramos administration designed to liberalize the economy to attract more foreign investments . widens the scope What is the scope? 13 16 -1384 4 The new banking law , which was passed in May last year , widens the scope of operations of foreign banks in the Philippines and was among the series of legislations under the Ramos administration designed to liberalize the economy to attract more foreign investments . attract more foreign investments How is this a benefit? 41 45 -1384 5 Four foreign banks already operate here - - Citibank , Bank of America , Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corp . and Standard Chartered Bank . already operate here How long have they been in operation? 3 6 -1385 1 Negotiations on better Chinese protection of U . S . copyrights , patents and trademarks are scheduled to resume Tuesday afternoon , a U . S . Embassy spokesman said Monday . U . S . Embassy spokesman Which US Embassy spokesperson? 23 29 -1385 1 Negotiations on better Chinese protection of U . S . copyrights , patents and trademarks are scheduled to resume Tuesday afternoon , a U . S . Embassy spokesman said Monday . better Chinese protection What are the current protections and why are they inadequate? 2 5 -1385 1 Negotiations on better Chinese protection of U . S . copyrights , patents and trademarks are scheduled to resume Tuesday afternoon , a U . S . Embassy spokesman said Monday . Negotiations on better Chinese protection Why is there a need for negotiations on better Chinese protection? 0 5 -1385 1 Negotiations on better Chinese protection of U . S . copyrights , patents and trademarks are scheduled to resume Tuesday afternoon , a U . S . Embassy spokesman said Monday . better Chinese protection How will they be protected? 2 5 -1385 2 The first full day of talks will be Wednesday , the spokesman said . the spokesman said Who is the spokeman? 10 13 -1385 3 The negotiations are an attempt to avert a trade war between the countries over enforcement of intellectual property rights protection . a trade war What are the conditions that might lead to a trade war? 7 10 -1385 3 The negotiations are an attempt to avert a trade war between the countries over enforcement of intellectual property rights protection . avert a trade war between the countries Why is there a need to avert trade war between countries? 6 13 -1385 4 U . S . Trade Representative Mickey Kantor has said substantial progress must be made on stopping piracy of U . S . movies , films and software by Feb . 26 . piracy How much piracy is currently going on? 17 18 -1385 4 U . S . Trade Representative Mickey Kantor has said substantial progress must be made on stopping piracy of U . S . movies , films and software by Feb . 26 . substantial progress How much progress does Kantor want? 10 12 -1385 4 U . S . Trade Representative Mickey Kantor has said substantial progress must be made on stopping piracy of U . S . movies , films and software by Feb . 26 . substantial progress What would count as \"progress\" in this case? 10 12 -1385 5 If no progress is made , the United States says it will impose punitive tariffs of up to 100 percent on about dlrs 1 billion of Chinese exports to the United States . up to Why \"up to\"? Will different goods have different tariffs, or will tariff levels vary as the problem continues? 16 18 -1385 5 If no progress is made , the United States says it will impose punitive tariffs of up to 100 percent on about dlrs 1 billion of Chinese exports to the United States . impose punitive tariffs How will Chinese react if US will impose punitive tariffs? 12 15 -1385 5 If no progress is made , the United States says it will impose punitive tariffs of up to 100 percent on about dlrs 1 billion of Chinese exports to the United States . Chinese exports to the United States . Which products will receive the tariffs? 26 33 -1386 1 Two white men got out of a smoke - filled car that exploded minutes later , a witness testified Monday at the trial of white extremists accused of bombings aimed at derailing last year ' s election . white extremists accused of bombings Why did the white extremists want to derail the election? 24 29 -1386 1 Two white men got out of a smoke - filled car that exploded minutes later , a witness testified Monday at the trial of white extremists accused of bombings aimed at derailing last year ' s election . smoke - filled car What caused the car to fill of smoke? 7 11 -1386 1 Two white men got out of a smoke - filled car that exploded minutes later , a witness testified Monday at the trial of white extremists accused of bombings aimed at derailing last year ' s election . exploded What caused the explosion? 12 13 -1386 1 Two white men got out of a smoke - filled car that exploded minutes later , a witness testified Monday at the trial of white extremists accused of bombings aimed at derailing last year ' s election . derailing last year ' s election Why did they want to derail the election? 31 37 -1386 1 Two white men got out of a smoke - filled car that exploded minutes later , a witness testified Monday at the trial of white extremists accused of bombings aimed at derailing last year ' s election . extremists Where did this event take place? 25 26 -1386 1 Two white men got out of a smoke - filled car that exploded minutes later , a witness testified Monday at the trial of white extremists accused of bombings aimed at derailing last year ' s election . got out of a smoke - filled car Where was this? 3 11 -1386 2 The 26 defendants , all members of the neo - Nazi Afrikaner Resistance Movement , pleaded innocent to charges of murder , attempted murder and other counts . all members How many members are there in total? 4 6 -1386 2 The 26 defendants , all members of the neo - Nazi Afrikaner Resistance Movement , pleaded innocent to charges of murder , attempted murder and other counts . neo - Nazi Afrikaner Resistance Movement , What is the main focus of this movement? 8 15 -1386 2 The 26 defendants , all members of the neo - Nazi Afrikaner Resistance Movement , pleaded innocent to charges of murder , attempted murder and other counts . other counts How many other counts? 25 27 -1386 2 The 26 defendants , all members of the neo - Nazi Afrikaner Resistance Movement , pleaded innocent to charges of murder , attempted murder and other counts . Movement , What is the goal of this neo-Nazi Afrikaner Resistance Movement? 13 15 -1386 3 All charges stemmed from a series of blasts in the Johannesburg area last April that killed 21 people and wounded more than 200 . The explosions started two days before the nation ' s first all - race election that ended apartheid by bringing a black - led government to power . all - race election what races were included? 35 39 -1386 3 All charges stemmed from a series of blasts in the Johannesburg area last April that killed 21 people and wounded more than 200 . The explosions started two days before the nation ' s first all - race election that ended apartheid by bringing a black - led government to power . all - race What races were allowed in previous elections? 35 38 -1386 4 The Afrikaner Resistance Movement , known by its Afrikaans - language initials AWB , had threatened to wage war against black rule . But the arrest of more than 30 members on the second day of the election ended the anti - voting violence . had threatened What had they threatened to do? 14 16 -1386 4 The Afrikaner Resistance Movement , known by its Afrikaans - language initials AWB , had threatened to wage war against black rule . But the arrest of more than 30 members on the second day of the election ended the anti - voting violence . black rule Who exactly is the black rule? 20 22 -1386 4 The Afrikaner Resistance Movement , known by its Afrikaans - language initials AWB , had threatened to wage war against black rule . But the arrest of more than 30 members on the second day of the election ended the anti - voting violence . anti - voting How large and widespread is the anti-voting group? 40 43 -1386 5 At the trial Monday , witness Abraham Kuyani said he saw a car with two white men inside park on Bree Street in downtown Johannesburg on April 24 , 1994 . witness Did this person see the explosion? 5 6 -1387 1 The man accused of masterminding the World Trade Center bombing is suspected of planting a bomb on a Philippine airliner that killed a passenger in December , the national police chief said Monday . suspected Why is he suspected? 11 12 -1387 1 The man accused of masterminding the World Trade Center bombing is suspected of planting a bomb on a Philippine airliner that killed a passenger in December , the national police chief said Monday . accused Accused by whom? 2 3 -1387 1 The man accused of masterminding the World Trade Center bombing is suspected of planting a bomb on a Philippine airliner that killed a passenger in December , the national police chief said Monday . December , Since it was introduced that this man was associated with the World Trade Center bombing, it is not clear when the event with the Philippine airliner occurred. 25 27 -1387 1 The man accused of masterminding the World Trade Center bombing is suspected of planting a bomb on a Philippine airliner that killed a passenger in December , the national police chief said Monday . man which man? 1 2 -1387 1 The man accused of masterminding the World Trade Center bombing is suspected of planting a bomb on a Philippine airliner that killed a passenger in December , the national police chief said Monday . The man Who is this man? 0 2 -1387 1 The man accused of masterminding the World Trade Center bombing is suspected of planting a bomb on a Philippine airliner that killed a passenger in December , the national police chief said Monday . is suspected Why is he suspected? 10 12 -1387 1 The man accused of masterminding the World Trade Center bombing is suspected of planting a bomb on a Philippine airliner that killed a passenger in December , the national police chief said Monday . airliner How did he get the bomb on the plane? 19 20 -1387 2 Director General Recaredo Sarmiento said the bombing , which killed a Japanese passenger , was " a dry run " for a terror campaign against U . S . carriers in the Far East . " a dry run " Is this a common tactic for terrorists? 15 20 -1387 2 Director General Recaredo Sarmiento said the bombing , which killed a Japanese passenger , was " a dry run " for a terror campaign against U . S . carriers in the Far East . " a dry run " What does this mean in the context of a terror campaign? 15 20 -1387 2 Director General Recaredo Sarmiento said the bombing , which killed a Japanese passenger , was " a dry run " for a terror campaign against U . S . carriers in the Far East . " a dry run " What does \"a dry run\" mean? 15 20 -1387 2 Director General Recaredo Sarmiento said the bombing , which killed a Japanese passenger , was " a dry run " for a terror campaign against U . S . carriers in the Far East . terror campaign Who is this campaign against? 22 24 -1387 2 Director General Recaredo Sarmiento said the bombing , which killed a Japanese passenger , was " a dry run " for a terror campaign against U . S . carriers in the Far East . the Far East Where exactly in the Far East? 31 34 -1387 2 Director General Recaredo Sarmiento said the bombing , which killed a Japanese passenger , was " a dry run " for a terror campaign against U . S . carriers in the Far East . carriers Why target foreighners if target was U.S.? 29 30 -1387 3 Ramzi Yousef , who was arrested last week in Pakistan and deported to the United States , also was involved in a plot to kill Pope John Paul II during his visit to Manila last month , Sarmiento said . Ramzi Yousef , Is this the bomber? 0 3 -1387 3 Ramzi Yousef , who was arrested last week in Pakistan and deported to the United States , also was involved in a plot to kill Pope John Paul II during his visit to Manila last month , Sarmiento said . arrested Why was he arrested? 5 6 -1387 3 Ramzi Yousef , who was arrested last week in Pakistan and deported to the United States , also was involved in a plot to kill Pope John Paul II during his visit to Manila last month , Sarmiento said . deported Why was he deported? 11 12 -1387 3 Ramzi Yousef , who was arrested last week in Pakistan and deported to the United States , also was involved in a plot to kill Pope John Paul II during his visit to Manila last month , Sarmiento said . Pope Why are they trying to kill the Pope? 25 26 -1387 4 On Dec . 11 , a bomb exploded aboard a Philippine Airlines bound for Tokyo from the central Philippine city of Cebu . The pilot landed the plane safely on Okinawa but one person was killed and five others were injured . a bomb exploded aboard Where on the plane? 5 9 -1387 4 On Dec . 11 , a bomb exploded aboard a Philippine Airlines bound for Tokyo from the central Philippine city of Cebu . The pilot landed the plane safely on Okinawa but one person was killed and five others were injured . one person what nationality was this person? 32 34 -1387 4 On Dec . 11 , a bomb exploded aboard a Philippine Airlines bound for Tokyo from the central Philippine city of Cebu . The pilot landed the plane safely on Okinawa but one person was killed and five others were injured . a bomb What type of bomb? 5 7 -1387 4 On Dec . 11 , a bomb exploded aboard a Philippine Airlines bound for Tokyo from the central Philippine city of Cebu . The pilot landed the plane safely on Okinawa but one person was killed and five others were injured . bound for Tokyo How many people were aboard? 12 15 -1387 4 On Dec . 11 , a bomb exploded aboard a Philippine Airlines bound for Tokyo from the central Philippine city of Cebu . The pilot landed the plane safely on Okinawa but one person was killed and five others were injured . one person was killed How was this person killed? 32 36 -1387 4 On Dec . 11 , a bomb exploded aboard a Philippine Airlines bound for Tokyo from the central Philippine city of Cebu . The pilot landed the plane safely on Okinawa but one person was killed and five others were injured . Tokyo How far is that from Okinawa? 14 15 -1387 4 On Dec . 11 , a bomb exploded aboard a Philippine Airlines bound for Tokyo from the central Philippine city of Cebu . The pilot landed the plane safely on Okinawa but one person was killed and five others were injured . landed How high was the plane when the bomb went off? 25 26 -1387 5 A Filipino Muslim extremist group claimed responsibility , but police doubt whether it was capable of carrying out the attack . doubt whether it was capable Based on what evidence or experience? 10 15 -1387 5 A Filipino Muslim extremist group claimed responsibility , but police doubt whether it was capable of carrying out the attack . A Filipino Muslim extremist group Was this group related to the bomber in any way? 0 5 -1387 5 A Filipino Muslim extremist group claimed responsibility , but police doubt whether it was capable of carrying out the attack . group which group? 4 5 -1387 5 A Filipino Muslim extremist group claimed responsibility , but police doubt whether it was capable of carrying out the attack . claimed responsibility , What was their reasoning behind this bombing? 5 8 -1387 5 A Filipino Muslim extremist group claimed responsibility , but police doubt whether it was capable of carrying out the attack . doubt Why do they doubt? 10 11 -1387 5 A Filipino Muslim extremist group claimed responsibility , but police doubt whether it was capable of carrying out the attack . capable Why would they be incapable? 14 15 -1387 5 A Filipino Muslim extremist group claimed responsibility , but police doubt whether it was capable of carrying out the attack . Filipino Why did they claim the responsibility? 1 2 -1388 1 Hoping to lead by example , the top African National Congress official in the Johannesburg area came to this black township Monday to register to vote in local elections later this year . lead by example , Why does he have to lead by example here? Does no one want to register here? 2 6 -1388 1 Hoping to lead by example , the top African National Congress official in the Johannesburg area came to this black township Monday to register to vote in local elections later this year . township What township? 20 21 -1388 1 Hoping to lead by example , the top African National Congress official in the Johannesburg area came to this black township Monday to register to vote in local elections later this year . top African National Congress official What is the top congress? 7 12 -1388 1 Hoping to lead by example , the top African National Congress official in the Johannesburg area came to this black township Monday to register to vote in local elections later this year . this black township What \"black township\"? 18 21 -1388 2 But Tokyo Sexwale , premier of the Gauteng provincial government , found no one waiting to follow him . found no one waiting to follow him Why weren't people following his lead? 11 18 -1388 4 " I am very worried that people are not registering in the hundreds , in the thousands , " Sexwale said after presenting identification and filling out his form . not registering Why aren't people registering? 8 10 -1388 4 " I am very worried that people are not registering in the hundreds , in the thousands , " Sexwale said after presenting identification and filling out his form . very worried Why is he worried that people are not registering in large numbers? 3 5 -1388 5 Following the nation ' s first all - race election last April , which chose governments at the national and provincial levels , the voting scheduled for October would bring multiracial democracy to South African cities and villages . multiracial democracy Why weren't people of all races in South Africa allowed to vote previously? 30 32 -1389 1 With starvation looming in a besieged part of northwestern Bosnia , a U . N . aid agency said Monday it will try to bring acutely needed food through an alternate route . U . N . aid agency What U.N. aid agency said Monday that it will try to bring acutely needed food through an alternate route? 12 18 -1389 1 With starvation looming in a besieged part of northwestern Bosnia , a U . N . aid agency said Monday it will try to bring acutely needed food through an alternate route . through an alternate route Why would an alternate route be needed? 28 32 -1389 1 With starvation looming in a besieged part of northwestern Bosnia , a U . N . aid agency said Monday it will try to bring acutely needed food through an alternate route . starvation looming Why is there a starvation looming in Northwestern Bosnia? 1 3 -1389 2 Heavy fighting in the so - called Bihac pocket and intransigence by besieging forces have prevented the agency from sending regular convoys to civilians now totally dependent on outside aid . Heavy fighting in the so - called Bihac pocket Why is there fighting going on in this region? 0 9 -1389 2 Heavy fighting in the so - called Bihac pocket and intransigence by besieging forces have prevented the agency from sending regular convoys to civilians now totally dependent on outside aid . Bihac pocket What is the Bihac pocket? 7 9 -1389 3 The food situation is " extremely critical , " said Kris Janowski of the U . N . High Commissioner for Refugees . " The word starvation is now appropriate . " food situation is " extremely critical , " Why is the food situation extremely critical? 1 9 -1389 4 Representatives of the Bosnian government and rebel Serbs agreed Sunday on opening new routes for humanitarian aid via the Bosnian Serb stronghold of Banja Luka , southeast of the Bihac enclave . Bosnian Serb stronghold of Banja Luka , What is the Bosnian Serb stronghold of Banja Luka? 19 26 -1389 5 The UNHCR planned to try sending a convoy via that route Tuesday . Previously , convoys have come through Serb - held territory in Croatia and had to pass through a part of the Bihac pocket controlled by rebel Muslims . Both groups , allies of Bosnian Serbs , have halted convoys at will . halted convoys Why are they halting convoys at will? 50 52 -1390 1 The Yugoslav War Crimes Tribunal indicted 21 Serb suspects for crimes against humanity Monday , paving the way for the first international war crimes trials since World War II . crimes against humanity Why were these persons indicted? 10 13 -1390 1 The Yugoslav War Crimes Tribunal indicted 21 Serb suspects for crimes against humanity Monday , paving the way for the first international war crimes trials since World War II . Tribunal What is the purpose of this tribunal? 4 5 -1390 1 The Yugoslav War Crimes Tribunal indicted 21 Serb suspects for crimes against humanity Monday , paving the way for the first international war crimes trials since World War II . indicted 21 Serb suspects for crimes against what did the serbs do? 5 12 -1390 2 But only one of the suspects is in custody , the Tribunal said , raising doubts as to whether the other 20 will ever be tried . whether the other 20 will ever be tried . Why are the other 20 suspects still on the run? 18 27 -1390 2 But only one of the suspects is in custody , the Tribunal said , raising doubts as to whether the other 20 will ever be tried . doubts Where are the other 20 suspects located? 15 16 -1390 2 But only one of the suspects is in custody , the Tribunal said , raising doubts as to whether the other 20 will ever be tried . only one Why only one? 1 3 -1390 3 The indictments stem from crimes committed at the Omarska concentration camp in the Prijador region of northwestern Bosnia . All the victims were Croats or Muslims , the Tribunal said in a press release . Omarska What happened at this concentration camp? 8 9 -1390 3 The indictments stem from crimes committed at the Omarska concentration camp in the Prijador region of northwestern Bosnia . All the victims were Croats or Muslims , the Tribunal said in a press release . Omarska concentration is that an infamous place? 8 10 -1390 4 Those charged were Serbs , but the Tribunal said it was uncertain whether they were natives of Bosnia or Serbia . It also was not known how many of the suspects are in Serbia or the Serb - held sections of Bosnia , where Serb authorities have rejected the U . N . court ' s jurisdiction . natives Does their native status have implications for their legal status? 15 16 -1390 4 Those charged were Serbs , but the Tribunal said it was uncertain whether they were natives of Bosnia or Serbia . It also was not known how many of the suspects are in Serbia or the Serb - held sections of Bosnia , where Serb authorities have rejected the U . N . court ' s jurisdiction . rejected Are there consequences for Serb authorities refusing to comply with the U.N. court? 47 48 -1390 5 The chief commander of the Omarska camp , Zeljko Meakic , is the only suspect charged with genocide . only Why was only the chief commander charged with genocide? 13 14 -1390 5 The chief commander of the Omarska camp , Zeljko Meakic , is the only suspect charged with genocide . Zeljko Meakic , is he well-known? 8 11 -1391 1 The bloody war in Chechnya is likely to spread to surrounding areas of the Russian Federation , a top Red Cross official just returned from the breakaway republic said Monday . bloody war What makes it a bloody war? 1 3 -1391 1 The bloody war in Chechnya is likely to spread to surrounding areas of the Russian Federation , a top Red Cross official just returned from the breakaway republic said Monday . spread to surrounding areas What is the cause of the spread? 8 12 -1391 1 The bloody war in Chechnya is likely to spread to surrounding areas of the Russian Federation , a top Red Cross official just returned from the breakaway republic said Monday . bloody Why is it considered to be a bloody war? 1 2 -1391 1 The bloody war in Chechnya is likely to spread to surrounding areas of the Russian Federation , a top Red Cross official just returned from the breakaway republic said Monday . breakaway republic Why are they considered a breakaway republic? 26 28 -1391 1 The bloody war in Chechnya is likely to spread to surrounding areas of the Russian Federation , a top Red Cross official just returned from the breakaway republic said Monday . war What is the cause of the war in Chechnya? 2 3 -1391 1 The bloody war in Chechnya is likely to spread to surrounding areas of the Russian Federation , a top Red Cross official just returned from the breakaway republic said Monday . surrounding Which surrounding areas will be affected? 10 11 -1391 2 " I feel there will be an extension of war , " said Jean - Marc Bornet , the International Committee for the Red Cross representative for Central Asia . " I feel there will be an extension of war , " Why did he say that? 0 12 -1391 2 " I feel there will be an extension of war , " said Jean - Marc Bornet , the International Committee for the Red Cross representative for Central Asia . Central Asia What countries does this include? 27 29 -1391 2 " I feel there will be an extension of war , " said Jean - Marc Bornet , the International Committee for the Red Cross representative for Central Asia . extension of war , " Extension of which war? What conflict are they apart of? 7 12 -1391 2 " I feel there will be an extension of war , " said Jean - Marc Bornet , the International Committee for the Red Cross representative for Central Asia . extension How will the war extend to new areas? 7 8 -1391 3 Bornet spoke to reporters after he made a week ' s visit to Grozny and surrounding areas embroiled in the conflict between Russia and Muslim separatists . The Swiss - run ICRC is the main international organization providing aid to war victims inside Chechnya . reporters Reporters from where? 3 4 -1391 3 Bornet spoke to reporters after he made a week ' s visit to Grozny and surrounding areas embroiled in the conflict between Russia and Muslim separatists . The Swiss - run ICRC is the main international organization providing aid to war victims inside Chechnya . a week ' s visit Why was he there for a week? 7 12 -1391 3 Bornet spoke to reporters after he made a week ' s visit to Grozny and surrounding areas embroiled in the conflict between Russia and Muslim separatists . The Swiss - run ICRC is the main international organization providing aid to war victims inside Chechnya . conflict between Russia and Muslim separatists What is their conflict about? 20 26 -1391 3 Bornet spoke to reporters after he made a week ' s visit to Grozny and surrounding areas embroiled in the conflict between Russia and Muslim separatists . The Swiss - run ICRC is the main international organization providing aid to war victims inside Chechnya . and surrounding areas To which surrounding areas? 14 17 -1391 3 Bornet spoke to reporters after he made a week ' s visit to Grozny and surrounding areas embroiled in the conflict between Russia and Muslim separatists . The Swiss - run ICRC is the main international organization providing aid to war victims inside Chechnya . separatists Why are they considered as seperatists? 25 26 -1391 3 Bornet spoke to reporters after he made a week ' s visit to Grozny and surrounding areas embroiled in the conflict between Russia and Muslim separatists . The Swiss - run ICRC is the main international organization providing aid to war victims inside Chechnya . conflict Why do the two sides hate each other so much? 20 21 -1391 3 Bornet spoke to reporters after he made a week ' s visit to Grozny and surrounding areas embroiled in the conflict between Russia and Muslim separatists . The Swiss - run ICRC is the main international organization providing aid to war victims inside Chechnya . separatists What is the goal of the Muslim separatists? 25 26 -1391 4 Bornet said he feared that as many as 500 , 000 people could flee to the neighboring Caucasus republics of Dagestan , which flanks the Caspian Sea , and Ingushetia , which lies inland . neighboring Will they be welcome there? 16 17 -1391 4 Bornet said he feared that as many as 500 , 000 people could flee to the neighboring Caucasus republics of Dagestan , which flanks the Caspian Sea , and Ingushetia , which lies inland . feared Why is this act of fleeing something to be afraid of? 3 4 -1391 4 Bornet said he feared that as many as 500 , 000 people could flee to the neighboring Caucasus republics of Dagestan , which flanks the Caspian Sea , and Ingushetia , which lies inland . flee How would they be able to leave the area? 13 14 -1391 4 Bornet said he feared that as many as 500 , 000 people could flee to the neighboring Caucasus republics of Dagestan , which flanks the Caspian Sea , and Ingushetia , which lies inland . feared Why does he fear that 500,000 people could flee? What would be the harmful effects of their migration? 3 4 -1391 5 " It is not unrealistic to believe that they will export the conflict to the neighboring regions , " he said . they will export the conflict What do they gain by doing this? 8 13 -1391 5 " It is not unrealistic to believe that they will export the conflict to the neighboring regions , " he said . to the neighboring regions , " What would the outcome of that be? 13 19 -1391 5 " It is not unrealistic to believe that they will export the conflict to the neighboring regions , " he said . export How can they export a conflict? 10 11 -1391 5 " It is not unrealistic to believe that they will export the conflict to the neighboring regions , " he said . export the conflict Why would the conflict follow them if they are trying to run away from it? 10 13 -1391 5 " It is not unrealistic to believe that they will export the conflict to the neighboring regions , " he said . export In what ways can a conflict be exported to new areas? 10 11 -1392 1 The government called in unions in a bid to head - off a walkout by air traffic controllers threatening to disrupt national and international air traffic Wednesday . called in What is the meaning behind called in? Did they bring in more or call upon? 2 4 -1392 1 The government called in unions in a bid to head - off a walkout by air traffic controllers threatening to disrupt national and international air traffic Wednesday . walkout by air traffic controllers Why were the air traffic controllers looking to stage a walkout? 13 18 -1392 1 The government called in unions in a bid to head - off a walkout by air traffic controllers threatening to disrupt national and international air traffic Wednesday . walkout What issues are at stake for the air traffic controllers? 13 14 -1392 2 That strike , scheduled for 24 hours , would add to the woes of travelers facing three days of strikes this week by employees of Alitalia , Italy ' s flag carrier . woes Is the strike national in scope? 12 13 -1392 3 Flight attendants went out on strike Monday , pilots were scheduled to strike from noon Monday until noon Tuesday and some attendants from another union called a walkout Friday . walkout What are these professionals in the airline industry asking for? 27 28 -1392 4 Alitalia said some flights would operate , but many more were canceled . The airline said no immediate figures were available . Alitalia Which country is Alitalia airline from? 0 1 -1392 5 The financially ailing carrier and unions are at loggerheads . Particularly irking flight crews has been Alitalia ' s leasing of aircraft and outside crews from Australia as part of its cost - cutting drives for unprofitable routes . for unprofitable routes . Why were some routes struggling to stay profitable? 35 39 -1392 5 The financially ailing carrier and unions are at loggerheads . Particularly irking flight crews has been Alitalia ' s leasing of aircraft and outside crews from Australia as part of its cost - cutting drives for unprofitable routes . leasing How does leasing outside aircraft work? 19 20 -1393 1 Swedish - U . S . automaker Saab posted a 572 - million - kronor ( dlrs 77 . 3 million ) profit last year , its first full year in the black since the venture was formed in 1990 , the company said Monday . its first full year in the black Why has the company been in the red? 26 33 -1393 1 Swedish - U . S . automaker Saab posted a 572 - million - kronor ( dlrs 77 . 3 million ) profit last year , its first full year in the black since the venture was formed in 1990 , the company said Monday . first full year Why was this Saab's first profitable year? 27 30 -1393 1 Swedish - U . S . automaker Saab posted a 572 - million - kronor ( dlrs 77 . 3 million ) profit last year , its first full year in the black since the venture was formed in 1990 , the company said Monday . first full year in the black Why had the company struggled so much in previous years? 27 33 -1393 1 Swedish - U . S . automaker Saab posted a 572 - million - kronor ( dlrs 77 . 3 million ) profit last year , its first full year in the black since the venture was formed in 1990 , the company said Monday . black What factors played a role in this sudden profit? 32 33 -1393 2 Saab reported 20 . 5 percent increase in sales for the year , rising from 16 . 1 billion kronor ( dlrs 2 . 17 billion ) to 19 . 3 billion kronor ( 2 . 6 billion ) , the company said . 20 . 5 percent increase in sales What caused the increase in sales last year? 2 9 -1393 2 Saab reported 20 . 5 percent increase in sales for the year , rising from 16 . 1 billion kronor ( dlrs 2 . 17 billion ) to 19 . 3 billion kronor ( 2 . 6 billion ) , the company said . 20 . 5 percent increase What caused such a big increase in just one year? 2 7 -1393 2 Saab reported 20 . 5 percent increase in sales for the year , rising from 16 . 1 billion kronor ( dlrs 2 . 17 billion ) to 19 . 3 billion kronor ( 2 . 6 billion ) , the company said . reported 20 . 5 percent increase in sales What accounted for such a large percentage increase? 1 9 -1393 3 In all , Saab sold 88 , 700 cars worldwide last year , nearly a quarter in the United States . a quarter in the United States Why was the US such a large purchaser of Saab vehicles? 14 20 -1393 3 In all , Saab sold 88 , 700 cars worldwide last year , nearly a quarter in the United States . cars How many models does Saab sell? 8 9 -1393 4 Saab attributed the turnaround to several factors , including higher productivity , the successful launch of new models and improvement in exchange rates for the U . S . dollar . improvement in exchange rates for the U . S . dollar Why does the exchange rate help sales? 19 30 -1393 4 Saab attributed the turnaround to several factors , including higher productivity , the successful launch of new models and improvement in exchange rates for the U . S . dollar . exchange rates How did exchange rates affect their profits? 21 23 -1393 4 Saab attributed the turnaround to several factors , including higher productivity , the successful launch of new models and improvement in exchange rates for the U . S . dollar . productivity , Did these factors happen under the same management, or was there a management change the year before? 10 12 -1394 1 International Cricket Council chairman Sir Clyde Walcott Monday called on the Australian Cricket Board to substantiate allegations that Australian players were offered bribes on last year ' s tour of Pakistan . Australian players What are their names? 18 20 -1394 1 International Cricket Council chairman Sir Clyde Walcott Monday called on the Australian Cricket Board to substantiate allegations that Australian players were offered bribes on last year ' s tour of Pakistan . offered bribes on last year ' s tour of Pakistan . What sort of bribes were being offered during these matches? 21 32 -1394 1 International Cricket Council chairman Sir Clyde Walcott Monday called on the Australian Cricket Board to substantiate allegations that Australian players were offered bribes on last year ' s tour of Pakistan . allegations Who made these allegations? 16 17 -1394 2 Sir Clyde , an outstanding batsman for the West Indies in the 1950s , said he believed the matter needed investigation but that more information was needed from the Australian authorities . West Is 'West Indies' referring to nationality or to the name of a team? 8 9 -1394 3 ACB chief executive Graham Halbish said Sunday that several Australian players had been approached during the October - November tour of Pakistan , but he refused to say which players were involved . Media reports named spin bowlers Shane Warne and Tim May . players What kind of bribe, and how much, were they offered? 10 11 -1394 4 Former Australian captain Allan Border , meanwhile , said he was offered a bribe to lose a Test match in England in 1993 . bribe How much $? 13 14 -1394 4 Former Australian captain Allan Border , meanwhile , said he was offered a bribe to lose a Test match in England in 1993 . 1993 How far back did the allegations go? 22 23 -1394 5 Border said Monday night that he was angry and stunned by the offer . offer Did Border mention who made the offer? 12 13 -1395 1 Allegations that Israeli soldiers have orders to kill wounded enemies have been rekindled by the death of an officer reportedly mistaken for a Lebanese guerrilla and shot by his own comrades . Allegations Why are they being accused of that? 0 1 -1395 1 Allegations that Israeli soldiers have orders to kill wounded enemies have been rekindled by the death of an officer reportedly mistaken for a Lebanese guerrilla and shot by his own comrades . mistaken for a Lebanese guerrilla How was the person mistaken? 20 25 -1395 5 " I ' m not saying there aren ' t exceptions . If there are they will be taken care of , " he added . they will be taken care of , " How will they make sure this gets taken care of? 15 23 -1395 5 " I ' m not saying there aren ' t exceptions . If there are they will be taken care of , " he added . If there are they will be taken care of , " How will the exceptions to the verification concept be taken care of? 12 23 -1396 1 Chevron Corp . reduced its budget for the Tengiz oil field in Kazakhstan for the second time in less than a year , cutting planned spending by about 90 percent , The Wall Street Journal reported Monday . planned spending Why would they cut spending that was planned? 24 26 -1396 1 Chevron Corp . reduced its budget for the Tengiz oil field in Kazakhstan for the second time in less than a year , cutting planned spending by about 90 percent , The Wall Street Journal reported Monday . Tengiz oil field in Kazakhstan Where is Kazakhstan? 8 13 -1396 1 Chevron Corp . reduced its budget for the Tengiz oil field in Kazakhstan for the second time in less than a year , cutting planned spending by about 90 percent , The Wall Street Journal reported Monday . reduced its budget Why did they reduce their budget? 3 6 -1396 1 Chevron Corp . reduced its budget for the Tengiz oil field in Kazakhstan for the second time in less than a year , cutting planned spending by about 90 percent , The Wall Street Journal reported Monday . second time Why did they have to reduce the budget twice? 15 17 -1396 1 Chevron Corp . reduced its budget for the Tengiz oil field in Kazakhstan for the second time in less than a year , cutting planned spending by about 90 percent , The Wall Street Journal reported Monday . about 90 percent , Why did they need to cut such an enormous percentage? 27 31 -1396 1 Chevron Corp . reduced its budget for the Tengiz oil field in Kazakhstan for the second time in less than a year , cutting planned spending by about 90 percent , The Wall Street Journal reported Monday . cutting planned spending by about 90 percent , Why was there such a drastic decrease in spending? 23 31 -1396 2 San Francisco - based Chevron scaled back its construction and development budget to dlrs 50 million from as much as dlrs 500 million , the paper said . scaled back What caused the scale back? 5 7 -1396 2 San Francisco - based Chevron scaled back its construction and development budget to dlrs 50 million from as much as dlrs 500 million , the paper said . scaled back Why did they scale back? 5 7 -1396 2 San Francisco - based Chevron scaled back its construction and development budget to dlrs 50 million from as much as dlrs 500 million , the paper said . San Francisco - based Chevron What year was Chevron based in San Francisco? 0 5 -1396 2 San Francisco - based Chevron scaled back its construction and development budget to dlrs 50 million from as much as dlrs 500 million , the paper said . scaled back Why did they need to scale back the budget? 5 7 -1396 2 San Francisco - based Chevron scaled back its construction and development budget to dlrs 50 million from as much as dlrs 500 million , the paper said . 500 million , Why was their budget so exuberant? 21 24 -1396 3 But the company said , despite these cuts , it still intended to spend dlrs 20 billion on the project over 40 years . 40 years If they have to cut back now, why will they spend more over the next 40 yrs. 21 23 -1396 3 But the company said , despite these cuts , it still intended to spend dlrs 20 billion on the project over 40 years . still intended Chevron plans to spend $20 billion on that specific field? 10 12 -1396 3 But the company said , despite these cuts , it still intended to spend dlrs 20 billion on the project over 40 years . still intended How did they intend to do that? 10 12 -1396 3 But the company said , despite these cuts , it still intended to spend dlrs 20 billion on the project over 40 years . the project What exactly is the project? 18 20 -1396 4 Chevron vice - president Espy Price told the paper the construction delay , which would be until at least 1996 , was a result of lower than anticipated revenue from the project . anticipated Why was the revenue lower? 27 28 -1396 4 Chevron vice - president Espy Price told the paper the construction delay , which would be until at least 1996 , was a result of lower than anticipated revenue from the project . lower than anticipated revenue What was the expected revenue? What is being done to increase revenue to keep the project going? 25 29 -1396 4 Chevron vice - president Espy Price told the paper the construction delay , which would be until at least 1996 , was a result of lower than anticipated revenue from the project . construction delay , How long would the construction be delayed? 10 13 -1396 4 Chevron vice - president Espy Price told the paper the construction delay , which would be until at least 1996 , was a result of lower than anticipated revenue from the project . lower than anticipated revenue What was the anticipated revenue? 25 29 -1396 4 Chevron vice - president Espy Price told the paper the construction delay , which would be until at least 1996 , was a result of lower than anticipated revenue from the project . lower than anticipated revenue from the project . What was leading to the decrease in revenue? 25 33 -1396 5 Production at the 200 - square - mile ( 500 square kilometer ) field , which was thought to be a major site for oil investments in Russia and the former Soviet republic , has also fallen below the level Chevron had estimated , the paper said . estimated , How did they estimate how much production they would have? 42 44 -1396 5 Production at the 200 - square - mile ( 500 square kilometer ) field , which was thought to be a major site for oil investments in Russia and the former Soviet republic , has also fallen below the level Chevron had estimated , the paper said . in Russia Is this a separate field than the Tengiz oil field? 26 28 -1396 5 Production at the 200 - square - mile ( 500 square kilometer ) field , which was thought to be a major site for oil investments in Russia and the former Soviet republic , has also fallen below the level Chevron had estimated , the paper said . Production Production of what? 0 1 -1396 5 Production at the 200 - square - mile ( 500 square kilometer ) field , which was thought to be a major site for oil investments in Russia and the former Soviet republic , has also fallen below the level Chevron had estimated , the paper said . was thought Why was it thought to be a major site? 16 18 -1396 5 Production at the 200 - square - mile ( 500 square kilometer ) field , which was thought to be a major site for oil investments in Russia and the former Soviet republic , has also fallen below the level Chevron had estimated , the paper said . fallen below the level How below the level has it fallen? 36 40 -1397 1 Billions of marks ( dollars ) have been stolen or disappeared into worthless projects in the massive transfer of resources to eastern Germany since reunification , the government acknowleged Monday . worthless projects What are these worthless projects? 12 14 -1397 1 Billions of marks ( dollars ) have been stolen or disappeared into worthless projects in the massive transfer of resources to eastern Germany since reunification , the government acknowleged Monday . Billions of marks ( dollars ) How many Billions? 0 6 -1397 1 Billions of marks ( dollars ) have been stolen or disappeared into worthless projects in the massive transfer of resources to eastern Germany since reunification , the government acknowleged Monday . been stolen or disappeared Is this being investigated? 7 11 -1397 1 Billions of marks ( dollars ) have been stolen or disappeared into worthless projects in the massive transfer of resources to eastern Germany since reunification , the government acknowleged Monday . worthless projects What deems them worthless? 12 14 -1397 1 Billions of marks ( dollars ) have been stolen or disappeared into worthless projects in the massive transfer of resources to eastern Germany since reunification , the government acknowleged Monday . marks How were the marks stolen? 2 3 -1397 1 Billions of marks ( dollars ) have been stolen or disappeared into worthless projects in the massive transfer of resources to eastern Germany since reunification , the government acknowleged Monday . projects Why were the projects worthless? 13 14 -1397 2 Finance Minister Theo Waigel ordered an investigation but his ministry said there was no central accounting office to keep track of the thousands of projects run by states and cities throughout eastern Germany . investigation How thorough was this investigation? 6 7 -1397 2 Finance Minister Theo Waigel ordered an investigation but his ministry said there was no central accounting office to keep track of the thousands of projects run by states and cities throughout eastern Germany . no central accounting office Who keeps track of the projects? 13 17 -1397 2 Finance Minister Theo Waigel ordered an investigation but his ministry said there was no central accounting office to keep track of the thousands of projects run by states and cities throughout eastern Germany . central Why is there no central accounting office? 14 15 -1397 3 The German government has spent about 840 billion marks ( dlrs 500 billion ) to rebuild eastern Germany , of which Der Spiegel magazine said Monday about 65 billion marks ( dlrs 40 billion ) has disappeared or ended up in worthless projects . disappeared How does that large amount of money just disappear? 36 37 -1397 3 The German government has spent about 840 billion marks ( dlrs 500 billion ) to rebuild eastern Germany , of which Der Spiegel magazine said Monday about 65 billion marks ( dlrs 40 billion ) has disappeared or ended up in worthless projects . rebuild eastern Germany , What was done to rebuild? 15 19 -1397 3 The German government has spent about 840 billion marks ( dlrs 500 billion ) to rebuild eastern Germany , of which Der Spiegel magazine said Monday about 65 billion marks ( dlrs 40 billion ) has disappeared or ended up in worthless projects . has disappeared How could it just disappear? 35 37 -1397 3 The German government has spent about 840 billion marks ( dlrs 500 billion ) to rebuild eastern Germany , of which Der Spiegel magazine said Monday about 65 billion marks ( dlrs 40 billion ) has disappeared or ended up in worthless projects . marks Why spend so much in projects not worth it? 8 9 -1397 4 The government was acknowledging a problem that people in east Germany have been noticing for months , even years - - that a sudden infusion of cash and capitalism has led to an explosion of wild , poorly planned growth . sudden infusion of cash What was the catalyst for the sudden infusion of cash? 23 27 -1397 4 The government was acknowledging a problem that people in east Germany have been noticing for months , even years - - that a sudden infusion of cash and capitalism has led to an explosion of wild , poorly planned growth . planned growth How could Germany better planned for this growth? 38 40 -1397 4 The government was acknowledging a problem that people in east Germany have been noticing for months , even years - - that a sudden infusion of cash and capitalism has led to an explosion of wild , poorly planned growth . a problem What is the problem? 4 6 -1397 4 The government was acknowledging a problem that people in east Germany have been noticing for months , even years - - that a sudden infusion of cash and capitalism has led to an explosion of wild , poorly planned growth . for months , even years When was this first noticed? 14 19 -1397 4 The government was acknowledging a problem that people in east Germany have been noticing for months , even years - - that a sudden infusion of cash and capitalism has led to an explosion of wild , poorly planned growth . sudden infusion of cash Where did the cash come from? 23 27 -1397 4 The government was acknowledging a problem that people in east Germany have been noticing for months , even years - - that a sudden infusion of cash and capitalism has led to an explosion of wild , poorly planned growth . growth Why is the growth poorly planned? 39 40 -1397 5 Poor accounting and planning have saddled communities with expensive , useless projects such as overpriced building restorations , unneeded sewage plants and roads , water and electrical lines leading to abandoned industrial parks . Poor accounting and planning Who was responsible for this poor accounting and planning? 0 4 -1397 5 Poor accounting and planning have saddled communities with expensive , useless projects such as overpriced building restorations , unneeded sewage plants and roads , water and electrical lines leading to abandoned industrial parks . abandoned industrial parks What is being done with these abandoned parks now? 30 33 -1397 5 Poor accounting and planning have saddled communities with expensive , useless projects such as overpriced building restorations , unneeded sewage plants and roads , water and electrical lines leading to abandoned industrial parks . Poor accounting and planning Who is in charge of these details? 0 4 -1397 5 Poor accounting and planning have saddled communities with expensive , useless projects such as overpriced building restorations , unneeded sewage plants and roads , water and electrical lines leading to abandoned industrial parks . overpriced building restorations , How overpriced were the restorations? 14 18 -1397 5 Poor accounting and planning have saddled communities with expensive , useless projects such as overpriced building restorations , unneeded sewage plants and roads , water and electrical lines leading to abandoned industrial parks . abandoned industrial parks Why are these abandoned? 30 33 -1397 5 Poor accounting and planning have saddled communities with expensive , useless projects such as overpriced building restorations , unneeded sewage plants and roads , water and electrical lines leading to abandoned industrial parks . industrial Why are the industrial parks abandoned? 31 32 -1397 5 Poor accounting and planning have saddled communities with expensive , useless projects such as overpriced building restorations , unneeded sewage plants and roads , water and electrical lines leading to abandoned industrial parks . Poor accounting What is the plan now? 0 2 -1398 1 With diplomacy going nowhere , the United Nations focused Monday on feeding needy Bonsians : it reopened Sarajevo airport , and said it would try a new route to reach the famished northwest . With diplomacy going nowhere , what is the problem with diplomacy? 0 5 -1398 1 With diplomacy going nowhere , the United Nations focused Monday on feeding needy Bonsians : it reopened Sarajevo airport , and said it would try a new route to reach the famished northwest . famished northwest Why is this region in need? 31 33 -1398 1 With diplomacy going nowhere , the United Nations focused Monday on feeding needy Bonsians : it reopened Sarajevo airport , and said it would try a new route to reach the famished northwest . new route Which new route? 26 28 -1398 1 With diplomacy going nowhere , the United Nations focused Monday on feeding needy Bonsians : it reopened Sarajevo airport , and said it would try a new route to reach the famished northwest . With diplomacy going nowhere , the United Nations Who was conducting the negotiations? 0 8 -1398 1 With diplomacy going nowhere , the United Nations focused Monday on feeding needy Bonsians : it reopened Sarajevo airport , and said it would try a new route to reach the famished northwest . focused Monday on feeding needy Bonsians : Where do the Bonsians live and why are they needing food? 8 15 -1398 1 With diplomacy going nowhere , the United Nations focused Monday on feeding needy Bonsians : it reopened Sarajevo airport , and said it would try a new route to reach the famished northwest . diplomacy going nowhere , Why is it going no where? 1 5 -1398 2 Officials of the U . N . aid agency , the U . N High Commissioner for Refugees , said food shortages were growing progressively worse in the so - called Bihac pocket in the northwest . food shortages Why are there shortages? 20 22 -1398 2 Officials of the U . N . aid agency , the U . N High Commissioner for Refugees , said food shortages were growing progressively worse in the so - called Bihac pocket in the northwest . food shortages were growing progressively worse What was making the shortages worse? 20 26 -1398 3 Shortages were " extremely critical , " said spokesman Kris Janowski in Sarajevo . " The word starvation is now appropriate . " " The word starvation is now appropriate Why are food shortages happening here? 14 21 -1398 3 Shortages were " extremely critical , " said spokesman Kris Janowski in Sarajevo . " The word starvation is now appropriate . " " extremely critical , " What defines this level of shortage? 2 7 -1398 4 And Monique Tuffelli , UNHCR representative in the Bihac pocket , said the most vulnerable - - children , the elderly , women - - " are on the verge of starvation . " UNHCR What does this stand for? 4 5 -1398 4 And Monique Tuffelli , UNHCR representative in the Bihac pocket , said the most vulnerable - - children , the elderly , women - - " are on the verge of starvation . " said the most vulnerable Why is it only the most vulnerable? 11 15 -1398 4 And Monique Tuffelli , UNHCR representative in the Bihac pocket , said the most vulnerable - - children , the elderly , women - - " are on the verge of starvation . " children , the elderly , women - - Where are the younger men and women? 17 25 -1398 5 " We are receiving too little aid " for the tens of thousands of needy , she said . " Most of the people in urban areas are really suffering from hunger . " " We are receiving too little aid " Who is providing aid so far? 0 8 -1398 5 " We are receiving too little aid " for the tens of thousands of needy , she said . " Most of the people in urban areas are really suffering from hunger . " " Most of the people in urban areas Is the Bihac pocket in an urban area? 19 27 -1399 1 Cuban dissident Rodolfo Gonzalez arrived here Monday as a political refugee after spending 28 months in prison in Cuba on charges of spreading false information about the Caribbean nation . false information about the Caribbean nation What type of false information was he convicted of spreading? 23 29 -1399 1 Cuban dissident Rodolfo Gonzalez arrived here Monday as a political refugee after spending 28 months in prison in Cuba on charges of spreading false information about the Caribbean nation . spreading false information Why did Gonzales spread false information about the Caribbean nation? 22 25 -1399 1 Cuban dissident Rodolfo Gonzalez arrived here Monday as a political refugee after spending 28 months in prison in Cuba on charges of spreading false information about the Caribbean nation . here Where is 'here' located? 5 6 -1399 1 Cuban dissident Rodolfo Gonzalez arrived here Monday as a political refugee after spending 28 months in prison in Cuba on charges of spreading false information about the Caribbean nation . spreading false information what was the info? 22 25 -1399 2 Gonzalez , a member of the Committee for Human Rights , was released from prison Sunday and put on a plane early Monday morning in Havana , according to Alberto Junco , European representative for the Cuban Democratic Platform . a member of the Committee for Human Rights , How can a member of the Committee for human rights be in prison? 2 11 -1399 2 Gonzalez , a member of the Committee for Human Rights , was released from prison Sunday and put on a plane early Monday morning in Havana , according to Alberto Junco , European representative for the Cuban Democratic Platform . released Who released him and put him on a plane? 12 13 -1399 2 Gonzalez , a member of the Committee for Human Rights , was released from prison Sunday and put on a plane early Monday morning in Havana , according to Alberto Junco , European representative for the Cuban Democratic Platform . plane early Monday was it a private plane? 20 23 -1399 3 A foreign ministry spokesman said Spain , which worked towards Gonzalez ' s release , had granted him political asylum . Spain , Why would Spain grant him political asylum? 5 7 -1399 3 A foreign ministry spokesman said Spain , which worked towards Gonzalez ' s release , had granted him political asylum . worked Why was Spain working toward Gonzalez's release? 8 9 -1399 4 The Committee for Human Rights is headed by Miami - based Ricardo Bofill . Miami - based How did Gonzalez become a member of the Committee for Human Rights? 8 11 -1399 4 The Committee for Human Rights is headed by Miami - based Ricardo Bofill . Ricardo Bofill what are his credentials? 11 13 -1399 5 The ministry spokesman also said 34 Cuban refugees were scheduled to arrive later Monday from a U . S . detention camp in Panama , the second group which Spain has agreed to take in . All the refugees have family ties with people already in Spain . from a U . S . detention camp in Panama , Why were the refugees held in Panama? 14 25 -1399 5 The ministry spokesman also said 34 Cuban refugees were scheduled to arrive later Monday from a U . S . detention camp in Panama , the second group which Spain has agreed to take in . All the refugees have family ties with people already in Spain . agreed What were the details of the negotiation that led to Spain taking in political refugees? 31 32 -1400 1 The dozens of human rights activists and ex - dissidents who swapped hundreds of diverse stories of torture and repression at a meeting Monday had one common message : The KGB is back . diverse stories What is validity of the stories? 14 16 -1400 1 The dozens of human rights activists and ex - dissidents who swapped hundreds of diverse stories of torture and repression at a meeting Monday had one common message : The KGB is back . human rights activists Which groups were the human rights activists working on behalf of? 3 6 -1400 1 The dozens of human rights activists and ex - dissidents who swapped hundreds of diverse stories of torture and repression at a meeting Monday had one common message : The KGB is back . at a meeting Why was this meeting being held? 20 23 -1400 1 The dozens of human rights activists and ex - dissidents who swapped hundreds of diverse stories of torture and repression at a meeting Monday had one common message : The KGB is back . at a meeting Monday What was this meeting? 20 24 -1400 2 Joining the growing chorus of critics of the KGB ' s successor , the Federal Counterintelligence Agency , the activists accused it of returning to such practices as psychological torture and forced medical experimentation on political prisoners . the activists Who are the activists? 18 20 -1400 3 " In some ways , they ' re getting more and more aggressive , " said Sergei Grigoryants , a former dissident and now president of the Glasnost Fund , a Moscow - based human rights organization . some ways , Which tactics are more aggressive? 2 5 -1400 3 " In some ways , they ' re getting more and more aggressive , " said Sergei Grigoryants , a former dissident and now president of the Glasnost Fund , a Moscow - based human rights organization . they ' re getting more and more aggressive , " Why are the FCA becoming more aggressive? 5 15 -1400 3 " In some ways , they ' re getting more and more aggressive , " said Sergei Grigoryants , a former dissident and now president of the Glasnost Fund , a Moscow - based human rights organization . more and more aggressive , " How are they getting more aggressive? 9 15 -1400 4 Grigoryants cited recent reports of medical experimentation on soldiers refusing to fight in Chechnya , as well as reports of phone tapping and unexplained imprisonments - - practices thought to have died out with the once - dreaded KGB . medical experimentation What type of medical experimentation? 5 7 -1400 5 " We ' re still meeting them at every step . They ' re still tapping phones , they ' re still listening at doorways , " Grigoryants said . They ' re still tapping phones , How are they still able to do this? 11 18 -1400 5 " We ' re still meeting them at every step . They ' re still tapping phones , they ' re still listening at doorways , " Grigoryants said . " We ' re still meeting them at every step What does this mean? 0 10 -1401 1 The Swiss industrial group Von Roll AG reported Monday an increase in sales and orders in 1994 . industrial group Who are the members of this group? 2 4 -1401 1 The Swiss industrial group Von Roll AG reported Monday an increase in sales and orders in 1994 . increase in sales and orders Why was there an increase in sales? 10 15 -1401 1 The Swiss industrial group Von Roll AG reported Monday an increase in sales and orders in 1994 . sales and orders in 1994 What is he selling? 12 17 -1401 2 The group , which has undergone a restructuring program in the face of heavy losses , also said it expects a substantial profit in 1995 . in the face of heavy losses , How much was lost and why? 9 16 -1401 2 The group , which has undergone a restructuring program in the face of heavy losses , also said it expects a substantial profit in 1995 . program in the face of heavy losses , What was the cause of the prior losses? 8 16 -1401 2 The group , which has undergone a restructuring program in the face of heavy losses , also said it expects a substantial profit in 1995 . heavy losses , What are these heavy losses? 13 16 -1401 2 The group , which has undergone a restructuring program in the face of heavy losses , also said it expects a substantial profit in 1995 . a restructuring program How did the restructuring program helped the group? 6 9 -1401 2 The group , which has undergone a restructuring program in the face of heavy losses , also said it expects a substantial profit in 1995 . expects a substantial profit Why are they expecting a substantial profit in 1995? 19 23 -1401 3 Group sales rose by 2 . 3 percent to Swiss francs 2 . 02 billion ( dlrs 1 . 55 billion ) last year from 1 . 98 billion francs ( dlrs 1 . 52 billion ) the year before , the company said . sales Sales of what? 1 2 -1401 3 Group sales rose by 2 . 3 percent to Swiss francs 2 . 02 billion ( dlrs 1 . 55 billion ) last year from 1 . 98 billion francs ( dlrs 1 . 52 billion ) the year before , the company said . Group sales rose How did the group sales rose? 0 3 -1401 4 Orders rose nearly 7 percent to just over Swiss francs 2 billion ( dlrs 1 . 5 billion ) over last year , it said . rose Why the spike in sales? 1 2 -1401 5 The company linked the upswing to restructuring measures , higher productivity and a growing demand in Europe . a growing demand in Europe what product is in demand here? 12 17 -1401 5 The company linked the upswing to restructuring measures , higher productivity and a growing demand in Europe . higher productivity How did the company achieve higher productivity? 9 11 -1401 5 The company linked the upswing to restructuring measures , higher productivity and a growing demand in Europe . growing demand Growing demand for what? 13 15 -1402 1 Russia ' s help in rebuilding an Iranian nuclear power plant is cause for concern and should cease , Secretary of State Warren Christopher said Monday . rebuilding Why does it need rebuilding? 5 6 -1402 1 Russia ' s help in rebuilding an Iranian nuclear power plant is cause for concern and should cease , Secretary of State Warren Christopher said Monday . rebuilding an Iranian nuclear power plant Why are they doing this? 5 11 -1402 1 Russia ' s help in rebuilding an Iranian nuclear power plant is cause for concern and should cease , Secretary of State Warren Christopher said Monday . help in rebuilding an Iranian nuclear power plant Why is Russia helping to rebuild the power plant? 3 11 -1402 1 Russia ' s help in rebuilding an Iranian nuclear power plant is cause for concern and should cease , Secretary of State Warren Christopher said Monday . help What kind of help is Russia providing to Iran's nuclear power plant? 3 4 -1402 1 Russia ' s help in rebuilding an Iranian nuclear power plant is cause for concern and should cease , Secretary of State Warren Christopher said Monday . cause for concern Why does this help cause concern for the United States? 12 15 -1402 2 But Christopher tried to discourage Congress from cutting aid to Russia , saying U . S . - financed programs there serve American interests . discourage Congress from cutting aid to Russia , Why was Congress dissuaded from sending aid to Russia? 4 12 -1402 2 But Christopher tried to discourage Congress from cutting aid to Russia , saying U . S . - financed programs there serve American interests . cutting aid What types of aid was Congress considering cutting from Russia? 7 9 -1402 2 But Christopher tried to discourage Congress from cutting aid to Russia , saying U . S . - financed programs there serve American interests . serve American interests What programs in Russia serve American interests? 21 24 -1402 3 The plant is being rebuilt near the port town of Bushehr , raising concern that Iran ' s aim is production of plutonium , a nuclear - bomb making material present in the spent fuel of civilian power plants . concern Why does the plant being located near Bushehr raise concerns about being intended for plutonium production? 13 14 -1402 3 The plant is being rebuilt near the port town of Bushehr , raising concern that Iran ' s aim is production of plutonium , a nuclear - bomb making material present in the spent fuel of civilian power plants . spent fuel What is spent fuel? 33 35 -1402 4 Iran insists the program is designed for civilian use , but Christopher suggested a more ominous goal . While not directly accusing Tehran of pursuing a weapons program , he said Russia ' s provision of technology " should not go forward " because it enhanced Iran ' s capacity . ominous goal Did Christopher imply that Iran is seeking a weapons program? 15 17 -1402 4 Iran insists the program is designed for civilian use , but Christopher suggested a more ominous goal . While not directly accusing Tehran of pursuing a weapons program , he said Russia ' s provision of technology " should not go forward " because it enhanced Iran ' s capacity . enhanced Iran ' s capacity In what way does Russia's technical support enhance Iran's weapons capacity? 45 50 -1402 5 " We ' re deeply concerned , " he said in an exchange with reporters while he welcomed Bulgarian President Zhelyu Zhelev to the State Department for a meeting over lunch . Bulgarian President Zhelyu Zhelev What role does Bulgaria play in this situation? 18 22 -1403 1 With diplomacy going nowhere , the United Nations focused Monday on feeding desperately hungry Bosnians : It reopened Sarajevo airport , and said it would try a new route to reach the northwest . With diplomacy going nowhere , Why was diplomacy struggling? 0 5 -1403 1 With diplomacy going nowhere , the United Nations focused Monday on feeding desperately hungry Bosnians : It reopened Sarajevo airport , and said it would try a new route to reach the northwest . diplomacy going nowhere , Why is diplomacy going nowhere? 1 5 -1403 2 Officials of the U . N . aid agency , the U . N . High Commissioner for Refugees , said food shortages were growing progressively worse in the Bihac pocket in northwestern Bosnia . food shortages were growing progressively worse Why were there such food issues? 21 27 -1403 2 Officials of the U . N . aid agency , the U . N . High Commissioner for Refugees , said food shortages were growing progressively worse in the Bihac pocket in northwestern Bosnia . food shortages were growing progressively Why is food shortages growing progressively worse? 21 26 -1403 3 " The word starvation is now appropriate , " said spokesman Kris Janowski in Sarajevo . Monique Tuffelli , UNHCR representative in the Bihac region , said the most vulnerable - - children , the elderly , women - - " are on the verge of starvation . " " are on the verge of starvation What was causing the vulnerable populations to starve? 40 47 -1403 5 One convoy reached the area late last week , but U . N . officials said they need daily deliveries . Aid workers said last week that poor nutrition appeared to be contributing to some deaths in the Bihac hospital . poor nutrition What was contributing to poor nutrition? 27 29 -1404 1 Travel abroad seems hardest on Boris Yeltsin . His often erratic behavior raises instant alarm bells in the West about his health and drinking habits . At home , the same stories barely make the news . same stories barely make the news Why do stories about his alcohol use not become newsworthy in the USSR? 30 36 -1404 1 Travel abroad seems hardest on Boris Yeltsin . His often erratic behavior raises instant alarm bells in the West about his health and drinking habits . At home , the same stories barely make the news . erratic What kind of erratic behaviors have been observed in him? 10 11 -1404 1 Travel abroad seems hardest on Boris Yeltsin . His often erratic behavior raises instant alarm bells in the West about his health and drinking habits . At home , the same stories barely make the news . Boris Yeltsin who is he? 5 7 -1404 1 Travel abroad seems hardest on Boris Yeltsin . His often erratic behavior raises instant alarm bells in the West about his health and drinking habits . At home , the same stories barely make the news . same stories barely make the news Why are his behaviors so newsworthy abroad but not at home? 30 36 -1404 2 Yeltsin did it again last week , with his wobbly descent from his presidential plane and an unsteady arrival at a meeting of fellow leaders in the Kazakh capital , Almaty . leaders Who are these other leaders, and what other countries were represented? 24 25 -1404 2 Yeltsin did it again last week , with his wobbly descent from his presidential plane and an unsteady arrival at a meeting of fellow leaders in the Kazakh capital , Almaty . Almaty how long has it been capital? 30 31 -1404 2 Yeltsin did it again last week , with his wobbly descent from his presidential plane and an unsteady arrival at a meeting of fellow leaders in the Kazakh capital , Almaty . wobbly descent We are to assume this is attributed to his drinking but didn't he have some underlying medical condition? 9 11 -1404 3 The Russian president ' s vacant expression , his doddering shuffle while he clutched the arm of one official and leaned on another were just the latest signs of Yeltsin ' s travel troubles . troubles What year was this article written, and was this toward the beginning of Yeltsin's power in Russia or toward the end? 33 34 -1404 3 The Russian president ' s vacant expression , his doddering shuffle while he clutched the arm of one official and leaned on another were just the latest signs of Yeltsin ' s travel troubles . Yeltsin ' s travel troubles What other travel troubles are they referring to? 29 34 -1404 4 Western media quickly zeroed in on his unsteady gait , while Russian television reports carried carefully pruned reports and focused on Yeltsin ' s declaration that the Almaty meeting on Friday was a huge success . meeting on Friday was a huge success How was the meeting successful? 28 35 -1404 4 Western media quickly zeroed in on his unsteady gait , while Russian television reports carried carefully pruned reports and focused on Yeltsin ' s declaration that the Almaty meeting on Friday was a huge success . success What was the purpose of the Almaty meeting? 34 35 -1404 4 Western media quickly zeroed in on his unsteady gait , while Russian television reports carried carefully pruned reports and focused on Yeltsin ' s declaration that the Almaty meeting on Friday was a huge success . Almaty meeting What was the reason and outcome of the Almaty meeting? 27 29 -1404 5 Yeltsin ' s fuzziness at the Commonwealth of Independent States summit in Almaty didn ' t even rate a mention on Russia ' s premier and often critical television news show , Itogi , in its Sunday evening program . didn ' t even rate a mention How was this being ignored? 13 20 -1404 5 Yeltsin ' s fuzziness at the Commonwealth of Independent States summit in Almaty didn ' t even rate a mention on Russia ' s premier and often critical television news show , Itogi , in its Sunday evening program . Commonwealth What kind of organization is the Commonwealth of Independent States? 6 7 -1404 5 Yeltsin ' s fuzziness at the Commonwealth of Independent States summit in Almaty didn ' t even rate a mention on Russia ' s premier and often critical television news show , Itogi , in its Sunday evening program . didn ' t even rate a mention Is this an insinuation/confirmation that Itogi is being censored by the government? 13 20 -1405 1 Striking back Monday in the row over President Clinton ' s nominee for U . S . surgeon general , Vice President Al Gore called Dr . Henry Foster Jr . the victim of an anti - abortion campaign to intimidate Congress . " We ' re not going to let the extremists win , " Gore declared . victim of an anti - abortion campaign Why was Dr. Foster being intimidated? 32 39 -1405 1 Striking back Monday in the row over President Clinton ' s nominee for U . S . surgeon general , Vice President Al Gore called Dr . Henry Foster Jr . the victim of an anti - abortion campaign to intimidate Congress . " We ' re not going to let the extremists win , " Gore declared . Foster Why did President Clinton nominate Dr. Henry Foster Jr. to the position? 28 29 -1405 2 But critics of the Tennessee obstetrician showed no sign of easing up . Republican Newt Gingrich , speaker of the U . S . House of Representatives , said : " I think he ' s going to be very hard to confirm . I think it ' s going to be a very embarrassing set of hearings . " hard What is Dr. Henry Foster Jr.'s political position? 40 41 -1405 3 In Washington , even White House press secretary Mike McCurry admitted problems . " We have our work cut out for us , " he said . problems What are the problems facing the nominee? 11 12 -1405 4 But McCurry joined in the tougher rhetoric the Clinton administration has begun using . He said extremists in the right - to - life movement " have now hooked Republicans and Congress by the nose , and they ' re dragging them around . " extremists Who are these the chief extremists who oppose President Clinton's nominee? 16 17 -1405 5 President Clinton left the strong talk to his officials . He said the controversy isn ' t distracting him from other work and that he expected Foster to be confirmed if considered " by a fair - minded Senate . " distracting him from other work What other tasks were being focused on at this period? 17 22 -1405 5 President Clinton left the strong talk to his officials . He said the controversy isn ' t distracting him from other work and that he expected Foster to be confirmed if considered " by a fair - minded Senate . " Senate Which political party controlled the Senate at the time of this article? 38 39 -1406 1 Iraq accused Iran of backing a cross - border attack in the southern marshes and warned Monday that it will " retaliate firmly . " It accused Kuwait of complicity in the assault . complicity What indicates that they were complicit? 29 30 -1406 1 Iraq accused Iran of backing a cross - border attack in the southern marshes and warned Monday that it will " retaliate firmly . " It accused Kuwait of complicity in the assault . Iraq accused Iran What is the evidence for this claim? 0 3 -1406 1 Iraq accused Iran of backing a cross - border attack in the southern marshes and warned Monday that it will " retaliate firmly . " It accused Kuwait of complicity in the assault . that it will " retaliate firmly . " What does this retaliation consist of? 17 25 -1406 1 Iraq accused Iran of backing a cross - border attack in the southern marshes and warned Monday that it will " retaliate firmly . " It accused Kuwait of complicity in the assault . It accused Kuwait What evidence is their to back up that Kuwait was involved? 25 28 -1406 1 Iraq accused Iran of backing a cross - border attack in the southern marshes and warned Monday that it will " retaliate firmly . " It accused Kuwait of complicity in the assault . southern marshes southern marches of which countr(ies)? 12 14 -1406 2 The report by the official Iraqi News Agency , monitored in Nicosia , claimed that Iranian - backed Shiite Muslim opposition forces launched an offensive in the Howeizah marshes of southern Iraq at the weekend . opposition forces What/who are they opposed to? 20 22 -1406 2 The report by the official Iraqi News Agency , monitored in Nicosia , claimed that Iranian - backed Shiite Muslim opposition forces launched an offensive in the Howeizah marshes of southern Iraq at the weekend . report by the official Iraqi News Agency , Who specifically researched, gathered, and wrote this report? 1 9 -1406 2 The report by the official Iraqi News Agency , monitored in Nicosia , claimed that Iranian - backed Shiite Muslim opposition forces launched an offensive in the Howeizah marshes of southern Iraq at the weekend . claimed that Iranian - backed Shiite Muslim What evidence is there to support this claim? 13 20 -1406 3 Iraqi opposition sources reported Sunday that heavy fighting was going on in southern Iraq , but gave few details . opposition sources Which sources were these? 1 3 -1406 3 Iraqi opposition sources reported Sunday that heavy fighting was going on in southern Iraq , but gave few details . Iraqi opposition sources Who are these sources? 0 3 -1406 3 Iraqi opposition sources reported Sunday that heavy fighting was going on in southern Iraq , but gave few details . but gave few details Why were few details given, and can the sources giving these details be trusted? 15 19 -1406 3 Iraqi opposition sources reported Sunday that heavy fighting was going on in southern Iraq , but gave few details . sources what sources? 2 3 -1406 4 The INA dispatch gave some credence to those reports , but it too provided only the barest details . gave some credence How did they give credence, what details did they offer? 3 6 -1406 4 The INA dispatch gave some credence to those reports , but it too provided only the barest details . provided only the barest details With only the barest details, how can these reports be trusted, and why were more details not provided? 13 18 -1406 5 Usually when there is heavy fighting in southern Iraq , the official Iranian media plays it up . But this time it has not , suggesting that the Iranian - backed opposition , if indeed it it had launched an attack , had not made much headway . had not made much headway Why was progress so much slower this time? 42 47 -1406 5 Usually when there is heavy fighting in southern Iraq , the official Iranian media plays it up . But this time it has not , suggesting that the Iranian - backed opposition , if indeed it it had launched an attack , had not made much headway . official Iranian media plays it up How does the official Iranian media play it up? 11 17 -1407 1 Whoopi Goldberg says deciding to have an abortion was " a hard choice , " and she has no use for people who take such decisions lightly . deciding Why did she decide to have an abortion? 3 4 -1407 1 Whoopi Goldberg says deciding to have an abortion was " a hard choice , " and she has no use for people who take such decisions lightly . lightly Why would she take it lightly 26 27 -1407 1 Whoopi Goldberg says deciding to have an abortion was " a hard choice , " and she has no use for people who take such decisions lightly . abortion When did she have an abortion? 7 8 -1407 2 Goldberg offered few details , such as when she had the abortion or who else was involved , in an interview in the March issue of McCall ' s magazine . details , Why did she decide this needed to be public knowledge? 3 5 -1407 2 Goldberg offered few details , such as when she had the abortion or who else was involved , in an interview in the March issue of McCall ' s magazine . March What year was the article published? 23 24 -1407 2 Goldberg offered few details , such as when she had the abortion or who else was involved , in an interview in the March issue of McCall ' s magazine . involved , Who else is involved? 16 18 -1407 2 Goldberg offered few details , such as when she had the abortion or who else was involved , in an interview in the March issue of McCall ' s magazine . interview What was the interview about? 20 21 -1407 3 " I was in a great relationship at the time , but we were barely getting by , " the Oscar - winning actress said . Oscar - winning What oscar did she win? 20 23 -1407 3 " I was in a great relationship at the time , but we were barely getting by , " the Oscar - winning actress said . relationship Why didn't she decide to put the child up for adoption? 6 7 -1407 3 " I was in a great relationship at the time , but we were barely getting by , " the Oscar - winning actress said . time , When did this relationship take place; how long was Whoopi with her significant other for? 9 11 -1407 3 " I was in a great relationship at the time , but we were barely getting by , " the Oscar - winning actress said . getting getting by what? 15 16 -1407 3 " I was in a great relationship at the time , but we were barely getting by , " the Oscar - winning actress said . Oscar - winning What movie(s) did she win an Oscar for? 20 23 -1407 4 Goldberg grew up in New York City housing projects and has one child , a daughter she gave birth to at age 18 . grew Why is this offered after the previous information? 1 2 -1407 4 Goldberg grew up in New York City housing projects and has one child , a daughter she gave birth to at age 18 . daughter What is Whoopi Goldberg's daughter up to today? 15 16 -1407 5 As for abortion in general , she says , " I have great anger toward people who cavalierly make these decisions , assuming some woman just decides , ` I ' m going to get my hair done and then get an abortion . " ' - - - - - - assuming some woman just decides , Why do some people think some people make these decisions lightly? 22 28 -1407 5 As for abortion in general , she says , " I have great anger toward people who cavalierly make these decisions , assuming some woman just decides , ` I ' m going to get my hair done and then get an abortion . " ' - - - - - - people Is she talking about people choosing to get abortions, or people judging women who choose to get abortions? 15 16 -1408 1 The man accused of masterminding the World Trade Center bombing is suspected of planting a bomb on a Philippine airliner that killed a passenger in December , the national police chief said Monday . Philippine airliner that killed a passenger Where was the airliner's destination? 18 24 -1408 1 The man accused of masterminding the World Trade Center bombing is suspected of planting a bomb on a Philippine airliner that killed a passenger in December , the national police chief said Monday . The man Who is accused man? 0 2 -1408 1 The man accused of masterminding the World Trade Center bombing is suspected of planting a bomb on a Philippine airliner that killed a passenger in December , the national police chief said Monday . suspected of Why is the same man accused of the World Trade Center bombing also suspected of planting a bomb on a Philippine airliner? 11 13 -1408 2 Director General Recaredo Sarmiento said the bombing , which killed a Japanese passenger , was " a dry run " for a terror campaign against U . S . carriers in the Far East . He said the campaign was to have included attacks on unspecified foreign embassies in Manila . " a dry run " Can you specify what a \"dry run\" means? 15 20 -1408 2 Director General Recaredo Sarmiento said the bombing , which killed a Japanese passenger , was " a dry run " for a terror campaign against U . S . carriers in the Far East . He said the campaign was to have included attacks on unspecified foreign embassies in Manila . " a dry run " Is there any evidence of previous \"dry run\" attempts at a terror campaign against U.S. carriers in the Far East? 15 20 -1408 2 Director General Recaredo Sarmiento said the bombing , which killed a Japanese passenger , was " a dry run " for a terror campaign against U . S . carriers in the Far East . He said the campaign was to have included attacks on unspecified foreign embassies in Manila . killed a Japanese passenger , Were passengers of other nationalities injured or killed in the bombing? 9 14 -1408 2 Director General Recaredo Sarmiento said the bombing , which killed a Japanese passenger , was " a dry run " for a terror campaign against U . S . carriers in the Far East . He said the campaign was to have included attacks on unspecified foreign embassies in Manila . terror campaign Why is there a \"terror campaign\" against U.S. Carriers in the Far East? 22 24 -1408 3 Ramzi Ahmed Yousef , arrested last week in Pakistan and deported to the United States , also was involved in a plot to kill Pope John Paul II during his visit to Manila last month , Sarmiento said . Ramzi Ahmed Yousef , Which country is Ramzi a native of? 0 4 -1408 3 Ramzi Ahmed Yousef , arrested last week in Pakistan and deported to the United States , also was involved in a plot to kill Pope John Paul II during his visit to Manila last month , Sarmiento said . plot to kill How is it known that Yousef was involved in a plot to kill Pope John Paul II? 21 24 -1408 4 On Dec . 11 , a bomb exploded aboard a Philippine Airlines flight bound for Tokyo from the central Philippine city of Cebu . The pilot landed the plane safely on Okinawa , but one person was killed and five others injured . On Dec . 11 , Which year did this take place? 0 5 -1408 4 On Dec . 11 , a bomb exploded aboard a Philippine Airlines flight bound for Tokyo from the central Philippine city of Cebu . The pilot landed the plane safely on Okinawa , but one person was killed and five others injured . one person was killed and five others injured How many people were on the plane? 34 42 -1408 5 A Filipino Muslim extremist group claimed responsibility , but police doubt it was capable of the attack . police doubt Why do police doubt that the Filipino Muslim extremist group was capable of the attack? 9 11 -1408 5 A Filipino Muslim extremist group claimed responsibility , but police doubt it was capable of the attack . doubt What specifically indicates the group was incapable? 10 11 -1409 1 Angry at having failed entry tests for a new police academy , law enforcement volunteers overran a northern police station and beat up the duty officer , an international police monitor said Monday . volunteers How many volunteers failed? 14 15 -1409 1 Angry at having failed entry tests for a new police academy , law enforcement volunteers overran a northern police station and beat up the duty officer , an international police monitor said Monday . volunteers in which city? 14 15 -1409 2 National television reported Monday night that one member of the interim police force was killed and one volunteer was injured in the attack in Lime , 290 kilometers ( 180 miles ) north of Port - au - Prince , the capital . killed Were the volunteers armed? 14 15 -1409 2 National television reported Monday night that one member of the interim police force was killed and one volunteer was injured in the attack in Lime , 290 kilometers ( 180 miles ) north of Port - au - Prince , the capital . capital of which country? 41 42 -1409 3 The incident occurred Saturday night , said Paul Browne , spokesman for the 20 - nation International Police Monitor corps in Haiti to help keep order following the return of exiled President Jean - Bertrand Aristide on Oct . 15 . exiled Why was President Jean-Bertrand exiled? 30 31 -1409 4 The attackers were members of a civilian police volunteer corps chosen by townspeople last year to fill the law enforcement vacuum . fill the law enforcement vacuum Why was there a lack of officers? 16 21 -1409 4 The attackers were members of a civilian police volunteer corps chosen by townspeople last year to fill the law enforcement vacuum . members Does this mean the volunteers all already know each other? 3 4 -1409 5 Angry that they were being replaced by members of the interim police force and at failing their entrance exams , they ransacked the police station and apparently stole some weapons , privately - owned Radio Galaxie reported . Townspeople reported gunfire during the night . replaced Why were they being replaced? 5 6 -1409 5 Angry that they were being replaced by members of the interim police force and at failing their entrance exams , they ransacked the police station and apparently stole some weapons , privately - owned Radio Galaxie reported . Townspeople reported gunfire during the night . Radio Galaxie is that a news station? 34 36 -1410 1 A Dublin professor has unearthed hundreds of previously unknown works by the English poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge in a hunt that took him as far as Russia and Australia . A Dublin professor What Dublin professor? 0 3 -1410 1 A Dublin professor has unearthed hundreds of previously unknown works by the English poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge in a hunt that took him as far as Russia and Australia . unearthed How were they unearthed? 4 5 -1410 2 There also are many new versions of known Coleridge poems , but nothing to compare with his masterpieces like " Kubla Khan " and " The Rime of the Ancient Mariner , " according to Jim Mays , head of the English Department at University College , Dublin . nothing to compare Why don't these unearthed works compare to his masterpieces? 12 15 -1410 2 There also are many new versions of known Coleridge poems , but nothing to compare with his masterpieces like " Kubla Khan " and " The Rime of the Ancient Mariner , " according to Jim Mays , head of the English Department at University College , Dublin . masterpieces What makes these works masterpieces? 17 18 -1410 2 There also are many new versions of known Coleridge poems , but nothing to compare with his masterpieces like " Kubla Khan " and " The Rime of the Ancient Mariner , " according to Jim Mays , head of the English Department at University College , Dublin . masterpieces Why are they considered masterpieces? 17 18 -1410 3 Mays plans to publish his discoveries later this year . In all , he says he found about 300 poems . About 500 Coleridge poems were already known . later this year Why wait so long? 6 9 -1410 3 Mays plans to publish his discoveries later this year . In all , he says he found about 300 poems . About 500 Coleridge poems were already known . publish Why are they deemed worthy of being published? 3 4 -1410 4 The Sunday Times said Monday the new works range from two - line fragments to manuscripts 10 pages long and were found in private collections , homes and libraries . private How were private collections accessed? 23 24 -1410 5 It quoted Mays as saying Coleridge did not stop writing poetry around 1810 , as had been thought . Coleridge died in 1834 . as had been thought Why was did people think he stopped writing poetry then? Was that when his last poem was published? 14 18 -1410 5 It quoted Mays as saying Coleridge did not stop writing poetry around 1810 , as had been thought . Coleridge died in 1834 . as had been thought Why was it assumed that he stopped writing? 14 18 -1410 5 It quoted Mays as saying Coleridge did not stop writing poetry around 1810 , as had been thought . Coleridge died in 1834 . not Why didn’t he stop writing? What was his motivation? 7 8 -1411 1 Peru late Monday announced it had captured the last Ecuadorean stronghold in Peruvian territory and declared a unilateral cease - fire in the Andean border war . last Ecuadorean stronghold Where was the stronghold 8 11 -1411 1 Peru late Monday announced it had captured the last Ecuadorean stronghold in Peruvian territory and declared a unilateral cease - fire in the Andean border war . Ecuadorean stronghold in Peruvian territory Which town or city was the last captured? 9 14 -1411 2 The cease - fire will go into effect at noon ( 1700 GMT ) Tuesday , President Alberto Fujimori said in an address to the nation . Tuesday , What time period is this? 14 16 -1411 2 The cease - fire will go into effect at noon ( 1700 GMT ) Tuesday , President Alberto Fujimori said in an address to the nation . cease - fire How long has the war gone on? 1 4 -1411 3 There was no immediate reaction from the Ecuadorean government . But a television station in the Ecuadorean capital of Quito reported that officials were surprised and skeptical about the announcement . surprised and skeptical why were they so surprised/skeptical? 24 27 -1411 3 There was no immediate reaction from the Ecuadorean government . But a television station in the Ecuadorean capital of Quito reported that officials were surprised and skeptical about the announcement . surprised and skeptical about the announcement . Why would the Ecuadorean officials be surprised? 24 31 -1411 3 There was no immediate reaction from the Ecuadorean government . But a television station in the Ecuadorean capital of Quito reported that officials were surprised and skeptical about the announcement . Ecuadorean How will Ecuadorean government react to the cease-fire announcement? 7 8 -1411 4 " All Peru should know that at this moment . Ecuadorean troops have been expelled from our territory , " Fujimori said . expelled Is this really true? 14 15 -1412 1 The third round - robin of the America ' s Cup trials bring higher stakes , particuarly for the foreign challengers . foreign why are foreign challengers faced with more challenge? 19 20 -1412 1 The third round - robin of the America ' s Cup trials bring higher stakes , particuarly for the foreign challengers . America ' s Cup What sport is played at the America's Cup? 7 11 -1412 1 The third round - robin of the America ' s Cup trials bring higher stakes , particuarly for the foreign challengers . foreign challengers What countries are the challengers from? 19 21 -1412 1 The third round - robin of the America ' s Cup trials bring higher stakes , particuarly for the foreign challengers . trials What are these trials? 11 12 -1412 1 The third round - robin of the America ' s Cup trials bring higher stakes , particuarly for the foreign challengers . bring higher stakes , Why is this race so much more important? 12 16 -1412 2 " Round one and round two were very much practice rounds to sort things out , " New Zealand skipper Chris Dickson said . " Round three is reality . " practice Are the first two rounds less important to the final outcome? 9 10 -1412 2 " Round one and round two were very much practice rounds to sort things out , " New Zealand skipper Chris Dickson said . " Round three is reality . " skipper What is a skipper? 19 20 -1412 3 Crews will have a chance to gain ground in the third round because victories are worth four points , double that of round two . double that of round two why are the points double? 19 24 -1412 3 Crews will have a chance to gain ground in the third round because victories are worth four points , double that of round two . double Why do point values increase in round three? 19 20 -1412 3 Crews will have a chance to gain ground in the third round because victories are worth four points , double that of round two . Crews Which crews are participating? 0 1 -1412 4 " If we don ' t do well in this round - robin , we ' re dead , " said Syd Fischer , navigator and syndicate head of Sydney 95 . Sydney 95 What is sydney 95? Who is on that team and why should they win? 29 31 -1412 4 " If we don ' t do well in this round - robin , we ' re dead , " said Syd Fischer , navigator and syndicate head of Sydney 95 . round - robin , What comes after the round-robin? 10 14 -1412 4 " If we don ' t do well in this round - robin , we ' re dead , " said Syd Fischer , navigator and syndicate head of Sydney 95 . navigator What sport requires navigators? 24 25 -1412 4 " If we don ' t do well in this round - robin , we ' re dead , " said Syd Fischer , navigator and syndicate head of Sydney 95 . syndicate head What is this? 26 28 -1412 5 Team New Zealand leads the Louis Vuitton Cup for challengers with 16 points . Dickson ' s NZL - 39 and John Bertrand ' s oneAustralia are tied for second with 13 points , followed by Nippon with 10 and France3 with 7 . Team New Zealand leads the Louis Vuitton Cup how is this relevant to the America Cup? 0 8 -1412 5 Team New Zealand leads the Louis Vuitton Cup for challengers with 16 points . Dickson ' s NZL - 39 and John Bertrand ' s oneAustralia are tied for second with 13 points , followed by Nippon with 10 and France3 with 7 . Louis Vuitton Cup Is this a major tournament in this sport? 5 8 -1412 5 Team New Zealand leads the Louis Vuitton Cup for challengers with 16 points . Dickson ' s NZL - 39 and John Bertrand ' s oneAustralia are tied for second with 13 points , followed by Nippon with 10 and France3 with 7 . Louis Vuitton Cup What is this for? 5 8 -1412 5 Team New Zealand leads the Louis Vuitton Cup for challengers with 16 points . Dickson ' s NZL - 39 and John Bertrand ' s oneAustralia are tied for second with 13 points , followed by Nippon with 10 and France3 with 7 . Louis Vuitton Cup for challengers What constitutes a challenger in yacht racing? 5 10 -1413 1 The U . S . dollar edged lower against the Japanese yen Tuesday , and prices on the Tokyo Stock Exchange fell back following two trading days of gains . prices on the Tokyo Stock Exchange fell back What was the main culprit of the slide during this session? 15 23 -1413 1 The U . S . dollar edged lower against the Japanese yen Tuesday , and prices on the Tokyo Stock Exchange fell back following two trading days of gains . lower What caused this decrease to happen? 7 8 -1413 1 The U . S . dollar edged lower against the Japanese yen Tuesday , and prices on the Tokyo Stock Exchange fell back following two trading days of gains . Tuesday , of which year? 12 14 -1413 2 At 3 : 30 p . m . ( 0630 GMT ) , the dollar was trading at 98 . 75 yen , down 0 . 12 yen from late Monday trading in Tokyo and also slightly below its overnight New York level of 98 . 76 yen . below What does this signify for the U.S. dollar? 37 38 -1413 3 The dollar remained within a narrow range as investors refrained from taking any big moves in either direction ahead of U . S . economic reports to be released later in the week . The reports could provide clues to the future of the economy and inflation . reports How are these reports produced and how accurate are their predictions? 25 26 -1413 3 The dollar remained within a narrow range as investors refrained from taking any big moves in either direction ahead of U . S . economic reports to be released later in the week . The reports could provide clues to the future of the economy and inflation . U . S . economic reports What type of economic reports were going to be released? 20 26 -1413 3 The dollar remained within a narrow range as investors refrained from taking any big moves in either direction ahead of U . S . economic reports to be released later in the week . The reports could provide clues to the future of the economy and inflation . reports What are some expectations of the U.S. economic reports? 25 26 -1413 3 The dollar remained within a narrow range as investors refrained from taking any big moves in either direction ahead of U . S . economic reports to be released later in the week . The reports could provide clues to the future of the economy and inflation . clues what type of clues? 38 39 -1413 4 Later in the day the Commerce Department reports on retail sales for January , and the following day the government will release reports on consumer prices and industrial production in January and business inventories for December . January What year is this article from? 12 13 -1413 5 Also , the government reports on January housing sales and December trade will be released later in the week . January housing sales and December trade why does it take so long? 6 12 -1414 1 TOKYO ( AP ) - Despite scores of complaints from Japanese companies over trademark and copyright infringements in China , Tokyo officials are content to let Washington wield the stick in trade negotiations there . trademark and copyright infringements How were they being infringed? 13 17 -1414 1 TOKYO ( AP ) - Despite scores of complaints from Japanese companies over trademark and copyright infringements in China , Tokyo officials are content to let Washington wield the stick in trade negotiations there . content Why are they content? 23 24 -1414 1 TOKYO ( AP ) - Despite scores of complaints from Japanese companies over trademark and copyright infringements in China , Tokyo officials are content to let Washington wield the stick in trade negotiations there . complaints Why are there complaints? 8 9 -1414 1 TOKYO ( AP ) - Despite scores of complaints from Japanese companies over trademark and copyright infringements in China , Tokyo officials are content to let Washington wield the stick in trade negotiations there . Tokyo officials are content Why are Tokyo officials content to let Washington lead the trade negotiations? 20 24 -1414 2 " Our approach to China is not so attacking . It ' s more cooperative , " says trade official Toshikazu Masuyama . cooperative , " What is an example of cooperation? 14 17 -1414 2 " Our approach to China is not so attacking . It ' s more cooperative , " says trade official Toshikazu Masuyama . cooperative , " How are they being cooperative? 14 17 -1414 2 " Our approach to China is not so attacking . It ' s more cooperative , " says trade official Toshikazu Masuyama . more cooperative , " Why is their approve more cooperative and not attacking? 13 17 -1414 3 But that doesn ' t mean Japan is unwilling to reap the benefits of U . S . trade action . reap the benefits of U . S . trade action How are they benefiting? 10 20 -1414 3 But that doesn ' t mean Japan is unwilling to reap the benefits of U . S . trade action . benefits What benefits? 12 13 -1414 3 But that doesn ' t mean Japan is unwilling to reap the benefits of U . S . trade action . benefits How are the benefits reaped? 12 13 -1414 4 " If the U . S . pressures the Chinese government , protection of intellectual property rights will improve worldwide , " Masuyama says , adding that Japan knows the tactics can be effective because they ' ve worked here . worked When have they worked in the past? 38 39 -1414 4 " If the U . S . pressures the Chinese government , protection of intellectual property rights will improve worldwide , " Masuyama says , adding that Japan knows the tactics can be effective because they ' ve worked here . worked How have they worked? Why is this important in the context? 38 39 -1414 4 " If the U . S . pressures the Chinese government , protection of intellectual property rights will improve worldwide , " Masuyama says , adding that Japan knows the tactics can be effective because they ' ve worked here . Japan knows the tactics How can Japan knows the tactics can be effective? 27 31 -1414 5 U . S . and Chinese officials on Tuesday were to resume last - ditch talks to try to avert a trade war over more than dlrs 1 billion that Washington says U . S . companies lose from illegal Chinese copies of music CDs , computer software and more . a trade war over more than dlrs 1 billion What would the trade war entail? 20 29 -1414 5 U . S . and Chinese officials on Tuesday were to resume last - ditch talks to try to avert a trade war over more than dlrs 1 billion that Washington says U . S . companies lose from illegal Chinese copies of music CDs , computer software and more . last - ditch Why is it last ditch? 12 15 -1414 5 U . S . and Chinese officials on Tuesday were to resume last - ditch talks to try to avert a trade war over more than dlrs 1 billion that Washington says U . S . companies lose from illegal Chinese copies of music CDs , computer software and more . avert How can the trade war be averted? 19 20 -1415 1 A limited cease - fire between Russia and Chechen rebels began Tuesday , with both sides agreeing to halt the use of heavy artillery . Russia and Chechen rebels Why are they fighting? 6 10 -1415 1 A limited cease - fire between Russia and Chechen rebels began Tuesday , with both sides agreeing to halt the use of heavy artillery . heavy artillery What constituted heavy artillery in this agreement? 22 24 -1415 1 A limited cease - fire between Russia and Chechen rebels began Tuesday , with both sides agreeing to halt the use of heavy artillery . both sides agreeing to halt Why did both sides agree to halt? 14 19 -1415 2 Many were skeptical that the latest truce would hold , but early reports indicated that the war zone was quiet . Russian helicopter gunships continued to fly over the region from their base in Beslan , about 120 kilometers ( 75 miles ) west of Grozny . hold , why are they skeptical 8 10 -1415 2 Many were skeptical that the latest truce would hold , but early reports indicated that the war zone was quiet . Russian helicopter gunships continued to fly over the region from their base in Beslan , about 120 kilometers ( 75 miles ) west of Grozny . fly why are they flying over the region? 26 27 -1415 2 Many were skeptical that the latest truce would hold , but early reports indicated that the war zone was quiet . Russian helicopter gunships continued to fly over the region from their base in Beslan , about 120 kilometers ( 75 miles ) west of Grozny . Many were skeptical Why was there such skepticism? 0 3 -1415 2 Many were skeptical that the latest truce would hold , but early reports indicated that the war zone was quiet . Russian helicopter gunships continued to fly over the region from their base in Beslan , about 120 kilometers ( 75 miles ) west of Grozny . Many were skeptical that the latest truce Why were many skeptical the truce would hold? 0 7 -1415 3 In Moscow , a top Russian commander , Lt . Gen . Lev Rokhlin , was among those predicting that peace talks would ultimately fail . " It is impossible to reach agreement with them because their hands are stained with blood , " he told the ITAR - Tass news agency . stained with blood , " Whose blood is he referring to? 39 44 -1415 4 Vladimir Nikanorov , a spokesman for the Russian Defense Ministry , said the cease - fire pact was reached in five hours of talks Monday between the commander of Russian troops in Chechnya , Col . Gen . Anatoly Kulikov , and Aslan Maskhadov , the chief of separatist Chechen forces . pact was reached in five hours of talks How did the sides agree to hold the talks? 16 24 -1415 5 " The parties have reached an agreement to stop fighting with heavy artillery starting tomorrow , " Nikanorov said in Moscow . stop fighting with heavy artillery Does this mean they can use smaller weapons? 8 13 -1416 1 Rosemary West must stand trial for the murder of 10 people , including her daughter and stepdaughter , a judge ruled Tuesday . Rosemary Why did she allegedly murder 10 people? 0 1 -1416 1 Rosemary West must stand trial for the murder of 10 people , including her daughter and stepdaughter , a judge ruled Tuesday . the murder of 10 people , How were these people murdered? 6 12 -1416 1 Rosemary West must stand trial for the murder of 10 people , including her daughter and stepdaughter , a judge ruled Tuesday . stand trial What has she been accused of? 3 5 -1416 1 Rosemary West must stand trial for the murder of 10 people , including her daughter and stepdaughter , a judge ruled Tuesday . 10 people , What were the 10 people? 9 12 -1416 2 The apparent suicide of her husband , suspected serial killer Frederick West , found hanged in his cell on New Year ' s Day , had raised doubts about whether his widow will be tried . raised doubts Why were people doubting her competency to stand trial? 26 28 -1416 2 The apparent suicide of her husband , suspected serial killer Frederick West , found hanged in his cell on New Year ' s Day , had raised doubts about whether his widow will be tried . husband , What was he convicted of? 5 7 -1416 2 The apparent suicide of her husband , suspected serial killer Frederick West , found hanged in his cell on New Year ' s Day , had raised doubts about whether his widow will be tried . apparent suicide How was his suicide apparent? 1 3 -1416 2 The apparent suicide of her husband , suspected serial killer Frederick West , found hanged in his cell on New Year ' s Day , had raised doubts about whether his widow will be tried . husband , suspected serial killer How many people was he suspected of killing? 5 10 -1416 2 The apparent suicide of her husband , suspected serial killer Frederick West , found hanged in his cell on New Year ' s Day , had raised doubts about whether his widow will be tried . found hanged who found him? 13 15 -1416 3 But Chief Metropolitan Stipendiary Magistrate Peter Badge said at the end of a weeklong committal hearing that he found sufficient evidence against Mrs . West to make her stand trial at Bristol Crown Court in the autumn . evidence how did he find evidence? 20 21 -1416 3 But Chief Metropolitan Stipendiary Magistrate Peter Badge said at the end of a weeklong committal hearing that he found sufficient evidence against Mrs . West to make her stand trial at Bristol Crown Court in the autumn . weeklong committal hearing Why did the hearing take a week? 13 16 -1416 3 But Chief Metropolitan Stipendiary Magistrate Peter Badge said at the end of a weeklong committal hearing that he found sufficient evidence against Mrs . West to make her stand trial at Bristol Crown Court in the autumn . evidence What evidence was found? 20 21 -1416 4 A committal hearing is a routine step in the British judicial process , confirming that the accused has a case to answer . Mrs . West ' s attorneys had argued that with the death of her husband , the case should be dropped . the case should be dropped How does the death of her husband lead to her not being able to stand? 39 44 -1416 4 A committal hearing is a routine step in the British judicial process , confirming that the accused has a case to answer . Mrs . West ' s attorneys had argued that with the death of her husband , the case should be dropped . death Why would the case be dropped because of her husbands death? 34 35 -1416 4 A committal hearing is a routine step in the British judicial process , confirming that the accused has a case to answer . Mrs . West ' s attorneys had argued that with the death of her husband , the case should be dropped . had argued What was their argument? 29 31 -1416 4 A committal hearing is a routine step in the British judicial process , confirming that the accused has a case to answer . Mrs . West ' s attorneys had argued that with the death of her husband , the case should be dropped . be dropped Why should it be dropped? 42 44 -1416 5 They also contended that the huge amount of publicity surrounding the case would make it difficult to find an impartial jury . publicity Why would that make any difference? 8 9 -1416 5 They also contended that the huge amount of publicity surrounding the case would make it difficult to find an impartial jury . huge amount of publicity Why was there so much publicity? 5 9 -1417 1 Washington has asked Tokyo to provide scientific information about an improved type of wing developed for Japan ' s latest jet fighter , which is based on the U . S . - made F - 16 , officials said Tuesday . Japan ' s latest jet fighter , What is the name of this fighter? 16 23 -1417 1 Washington has asked Tokyo to provide scientific information about an improved type of wing developed for Japan ' s latest jet fighter , which is based on the U . S . - made F - 16 , officials said Tuesday . improved type of wing How is this new wing improved over previous models? 10 14 -1417 1 Washington has asked Tokyo to provide scientific information about an improved type of wing developed for Japan ' s latest jet fighter , which is based on the U . S . - made F - 16 , officials said Tuesday . improved type of wing how is this wing improved from the previous model? 10 14 -1417 1 Washington has asked Tokyo to provide scientific information about an improved type of wing developed for Japan ' s latest jet fighter , which is based on the U . S . - made F - 16 , officials said Tuesday . has asked Tokyo What did they ask Tokyo? 1 4 -1417 1 Washington has asked Tokyo to provide scientific information about an improved type of wing developed for Japan ' s latest jet fighter , which is based on the U . S . - made F - 16 , officials said Tuesday . provide scientific information Scientific information about what? 5 8 -1417 1 Washington has asked Tokyo to provide scientific information about an improved type of wing developed for Japan ' s latest jet fighter , which is based on the U . S . - made F - 16 , officials said Tuesday . developed for Japan ' s What is Washington involved? 14 19 -1417 2 " The issue has been discussed for some time between authorities concerned from both sides , " said Japanese Defense Agency spokesman Takahiro Goto . some time how long is 'some time'? 7 9 -1417 2 " The issue has been discussed for some time between authorities concerned from both sides , " said Japanese Defense Agency spokesman Takahiro Goto . some time How long have they been discussing this? 7 9 -1417 2 " The issue has been discussed for some time between authorities concerned from both sides , " said Japanese Defense Agency spokesman Takahiro Goto . concerned What is their exact concern? 11 12 -1417 3 Goto said the technology developed by Japan ' s Mitsubishi Heavy Industries involves a composite material from carbon fiber that enables production of a wing that is lighter , wider and stronger . composite material what is the composite material made from carbon fiber? 14 16 -1417 3 Goto said the technology developed by Japan ' s Mitsubishi Heavy Industries involves a composite material from carbon fiber that enables production of a wing that is lighter , wider and stronger . wing that is lighter , wider and stronger why is this necessary? and how much lighter/wider/stronger? 24 32 -1417 3 Goto said the technology developed by Japan ' s Mitsubishi Heavy Industries involves a composite material from carbon fiber that enables production of a wing that is lighter , wider and stronger . technology developed What technology was developed? 3 5 -1417 3 Goto said the technology developed by Japan ' s Mitsubishi Heavy Industries involves a composite material from carbon fiber that enables production of a wing that is lighter , wider and stronger . composite material What is this material? 14 16 -1417 3 Goto said the technology developed by Japan ' s Mitsubishi Heavy Industries involves a composite material from carbon fiber that enables production of a wing that is lighter , wider and stronger . lighter , wider and stronger How much lighter, wider and stronger? 27 32 -1417 4 Under a 1988 agreement on the joint development of the FSX fighter , both sides are obliged to provide the other side with any " derivative " technology , Goto explained . 1988 agreement Why does this agreement exist?\n 2 4 -1417 4 Under a 1988 agreement on the joint development of the FSX fighter , both sides are obliged to provide the other side with any " derivative " technology , Goto explained . any " derivative " technology , how is derivative technology defined? 23 29 -1417 4 Under a 1988 agreement on the joint development of the FSX fighter , both sides are obliged to provide the other side with any " derivative " technology , Goto explained . agreement What was the agreement? 3 4 -1417 4 Under a 1988 agreement on the joint development of the FSX fighter , both sides are obliged to provide the other side with any " derivative " technology , Goto explained . obliged Why are they both obligated? 16 17 -1417 5 U . S . and Japanese officials have yet to determine if the Mitsubishi technology is its own or derivative , he added . technology is its own or derivative , What would constitute a derivative technology? 14 21 -1417 5 U . S . and Japanese officials have yet to determine if the Mitsubishi technology is its own or derivative , he added . yet to determine Is there a deadline? 8 11 -1418 1 On the eve of a new round of trade talks aimed at preventing a China - U . S . trade war , China said on Tuesday it hoped U . S . negotiators would be flexible and that an early settlement could be reached . preventing a China - U . S . trade war , What industries would be affected by this trade issue? 12 23 -1418 1 On the eve of a new round of trade talks aimed at preventing a China - U . S . trade war , China said on Tuesday it hoped U . S . negotiators would be flexible and that an early settlement could be reached . talks How long have these trade talks gone on? 9 10 -1418 1 On the eve of a new round of trade talks aimed at preventing a China - U . S . trade war , China said on Tuesday it hoped U . S . negotiators would be flexible and that an early settlement could be reached . negotiators What are the issues on the table for these negotiators to solve? 33 34 -1418 1 On the eve of a new round of trade talks aimed at preventing a China - U . S . trade war , China said on Tuesday it hoped U . S . negotiators would be flexible and that an early settlement could be reached . China - U . S . trade war , Why is a China-U.S. trade war a possibility? 14 23 -1418 1 On the eve of a new round of trade talks aimed at preventing a China - U . S . trade war , China said on Tuesday it hoped U . S . negotiators would be flexible and that an early settlement could be reached . flexible What are U.S. negotiators demanding? 36 37 -1418 2 The United States wants to see substantial progress in China ' s fight against piracy of U . S . software , movies and music before Feb . 26 . progress What kind of progress would the United States be satisfied with? 7 8 -1418 2 The United States wants to see substantial progress in China ' s fight against piracy of U . S . software , movies and music before Feb . 26 . before Feb . 26 of which year? 25 29 -1418 2 The United States wants to see substantial progress in China ' s fight against piracy of U . S . software , movies and music before Feb . 26 . piracy What portion of piracy of American media takes place in China? 14 15 -1418 3 If there is no progress in intellectual property rights protection , the United States plans to impose 100 punitive tariffs that will double the cost of more than dlrs 1 billion of Chinese exports to the United States . intellectual property rights protection , How would China protect individual property rights? 6 11 -1418 3 If there is no progress in intellectual property rights protection , the United States plans to impose 100 punitive tariffs that will double the cost of more than dlrs 1 billion of Chinese exports to the United States . 100 punitive tariffs are they allowed to do that? 17 20 -1418 3 If there is no progress in intellectual property rights protection , the United States plans to impose 100 punitive tariffs that will double the cost of more than dlrs 1 billion of Chinese exports to the United States . 100 punitive tariffs What items will the punitive tariffs be applied to? 17 20 -1418 4 China plans to enact counter - measures if U . S . sanctions go into effect . enact counter - measures Which types of items would be affected by these measures? 3 7 -1418 4 China plans to enact counter - measures if U . S . sanctions go into effect . counter - measures What kind of counter-measures? 4 7 -1418 4 China plans to enact counter - measures if U . S . sanctions go into effect . counter - measures what type of measures? 4 7 -1418 4 China plans to enact counter - measures if U . S . sanctions go into effect . counter - measures What countermeasures will China enact? 4 7 -1418 5 Lee Sands , the head of the U . S . negotiating team , arrived in Beijing Tuesday afternoon . arrived Where did he travel from? 14 15 -1419 1 President Nelson Mandela accepted an apology Tuesday from his estranged wife , Winnie , for calling his government weak and unresponsive but warned against further breaks from his leadership . estranged wife , Why is his wife estranged? 9 12 -1419 1 President Nelson Mandela accepted an apology Tuesday from his estranged wife , Winnie , for calling his government weak and unresponsive but warned against further breaks from his leadership . estranged wife , Why is his wife estranged from him? 9 12 -1419 1 President Nelson Mandela accepted an apology Tuesday from his estranged wife , Winnie , for calling his government weak and unresponsive but warned against further breaks from his leadership . weak and unresponsive Why have these allegations been made? 18 21 -1419 1 President Nelson Mandela accepted an apology Tuesday from his estranged wife , Winnie , for calling his government weak and unresponsive but warned against further breaks from his leadership . government weak and unresponsive What were the bases for Winnie making these statements? 17 21 -1419 1 President Nelson Mandela accepted an apology Tuesday from his estranged wife , Winnie , for calling his government weak and unresponsive but warned against further breaks from his leadership . apology Was there a need for an apology that became publicized? 5 6 -1419 2 Mrs . Mandela ' s apology came in the second of two letters to her husband on Monday . The first defended her criticism of the government during a Feb . 4 funeral for a slain policeman but contained no apology . The second letter , later Monday , was more contrite . second of two letters what was the first letter about 9 13 -1419 2 Mrs . Mandela ' s apology came in the second of two letters to her husband on Monday . The first defended her criticism of the government during a Feb . 4 funeral for a slain policeman but contained no apology . The second letter , later Monday , was more contrite . funeral for a slain policeman How did the policeman die? 32 37 -1419 2 Mrs . Mandela ' s apology came in the second of two letters to her husband on Monday . The first defended her criticism of the government during a Feb . 4 funeral for a slain policeman but contained no apology . The second letter , later Monday , was more contrite . letters How have these private letters become publicized? 12 13 -1419 4 In his response , Mandela called Mrs . Mandela ' s criticism " inconsistent " with her position in the government but said he accepted the apology . " inconsistent " what would be consistent with her position? 12 15 -1419 4 In his response , Mandela called Mrs . Mandela ' s criticism " inconsistent " with her position in the government but said he accepted the apology . " inconsistent " Why is it considered inconsistent? 12 15 -1419 4 In his response , Mandela called Mrs . Mandela ' s criticism " inconsistent " with her position in the government but said he accepted the apology . with her position in the government What was her position in the government? 15 21 -1419 4 In his response , Mandela called Mrs . Mandela ' s criticism " inconsistent " with her position in the government but said he accepted the apology . response , In what form did Mandela's response come? 2 4 -1419 5 " Ministers and deputy ministers are custodians of the policy of the government of the day , " the statement read . " Their acceptance of positions in the government obliges them not only to help formulate policy in the relevant fora , but also to implement to the letter the decisions of the government . " relevant fora , what are the relevant fora 40 43 -1420 1 Retail sales rose modestly in January , held back by the first drop in auto sales in half a year . It was the ninth straight month when sales either rose or remained steady . first drop in auto sales in half a year What led to the drop in auto sales? 11 20 -1420 1 Retail sales rose modestly in January , held back by the first drop in auto sales in half a year . It was the ninth straight month when sales either rose or remained steady . Retail sales In which country? 0 2 -1420 1 Retail sales rose modestly in January , held back by the first drop in auto sales in half a year . It was the ninth straight month when sales either rose or remained steady . drop in auto sales Why did auto sales drop in January? 12 16 -1420 2 The Commerce Department said Tuesday that sales advanced 0 . 2 percent last month , less than analysts predicted , and matched the December advance . less than analysts predicted , Why were analysts predicting higher sales? 15 20 -1420 2 The Commerce Department said Tuesday that sales advanced 0 . 2 percent last month , less than analysts predicted , and matched the December advance . less than analysts predicted , How much was predicted? 15 20 -1420 2 The Commerce Department said Tuesday that sales advanced 0 . 2 percent last month , less than analysts predicted , and matched the December advance . less than analysts predicted , Is this a disappointing result? 15 20 -1420 3 The government previously estimated that sales fell 0 . 1 percent in December , prompting speculation a long - awaited slowdown in consumer spending had begun . long - awaited slowdown in consumer spending How long had it been since some sort of contraction? 17 24 -1420 3 The government previously estimated that sales fell 0 . 1 percent in December , prompting speculation a long - awaited slowdown in consumer spending had begun . long - awaited Why was a slowdown in customer spending predicted? 17 20 -1420 4 Auto sales fell 0 . 6 percent last month , the first drop since a 1 percent decline in July . Excluding car sales , a volatile component , retail sales rose 0 . 4 percent in January . volatile component , What makes car sales volatile? 26 29 -1420 5 The Commerce Department also revised its figures for November to show a sales gain of 0 . 4 percent instead of an earlier 0 . 2 percent estimate . figures What do annual figures look like so far? 6 7 -1420 5 The Commerce Department also revised its figures for November to show a sales gain of 0 . 4 percent instead of an earlier 0 . 2 percent estimate . revised What new information changed their calculation? 4 5 -1421 1 Fire swept through a house on Pittsburgh ' s east side Tuesday , killing three firefighters who were trapped when a burning stairway collapsed while they were trying to save three colleagues , authorities said . burning stairway collapsed Why was the stairway able to collapse? 21 24 -1421 1 Fire swept through a house on Pittsburgh ' s east side Tuesday , killing three firefighters who were trapped when a burning stairway collapsed while they were trying to save three colleagues , authorities said . Fire What caused the fire? 0 1 -1421 1 Fire swept through a house on Pittsburgh ' s east side Tuesday , killing three firefighters who were trapped when a burning stairway collapsed while they were trying to save three colleagues , authorities said . colleagues , Were the colleagues saved? 31 33 -1421 1 Fire swept through a house on Pittsburgh ' s east side Tuesday , killing three firefighters who were trapped when a burning stairway collapsed while they were trying to save three colleagues , authorities said . trying to save three colleagues , Did the three colleagues survive the fire? 27 33 -1421 2 The three colleagues were rescued by others and treated for smoke inhalation , said John Roundtree , chief of communications for the city ' s emergency dispatch center . The family that lived in the four - story home escaped without injury . others Who were these other people who saved the colleagues? 6 7 -1421 2 The three colleagues were rescued by others and treated for smoke inhalation , said John Roundtree , chief of communications for the city ' s emergency dispatch center . The family that lived in the four - story home escaped without injury . escaped without injury By \"escaped,\" does that mean that they were able to escape from the fire by themselves or with the help of the firefighters? 39 42 -1421 3 It was the worst loss of life in the city ' s fire department since three firefighters died 22 years ago , said Raymond Demichiei , dispatch operations supervisor . One of the dead was a woman . died 22 years ago , How did the three firefighters from 22 years ago pass away? 17 22 -1421 4 " We ' ve had people die from heart attacks and vehicle accidents , but nothing like this , " he said . nothing Does this mean they are lacking experience dealing with these scenarios? 15 16 -1421 5 The three had gone into the basement of the home to help their three colleagues get out . When the stairs collapsed , they were trapped in a recreation room that had thick plastic glass windows , said firefighter union president Joseph King . colleagues How did the colleagues get out? 14 15 -1421 5 The three had gone into the basement of the home to help their three colleagues get out . When the stairs collapsed , they were trapped in a recreation room that had thick plastic glass windows , said firefighter union president Joseph King . thick plastic glass windows , Is it recommended not to have thick plastic glass windows? 32 37 -1422 1 The government on Tuesday threatened to pull out of a truce keeping most of Bosnia at peace unless Serbs stop attacks in the northwest and permit aid convoys through to feed the famished . The government what government has threatened to pull out of a truce? 0 2 -1422 1 The government on Tuesday threatened to pull out of a truce keeping most of Bosnia at peace unless Serbs stop attacks in the northwest and permit aid convoys through to feed the famished . permit Are Serbs blocking or attacking aid convoys? 25 26 -1422 1 The government on Tuesday threatened to pull out of a truce keeping most of Bosnia at peace unless Serbs stop attacks in the northwest and permit aid convoys through to feed the famished . most What regions of Bosnia are at peace under the current truce? 12 13 -1422 1 The government on Tuesday threatened to pull out of a truce keeping most of Bosnia at peace unless Serbs stop attacks in the northwest and permit aid convoys through to feed the famished . attacks What attacks have taken place in the northwest? 20 21 -1422 1 The government on Tuesday threatened to pull out of a truce keeping most of Bosnia at peace unless Serbs stop attacks in the northwest and permit aid convoys through to feed the famished . government Which government? 1 2 -1422 1 The government on Tuesday threatened to pull out of a truce keeping most of Bosnia at peace unless Serbs stop attacks in the northwest and permit aid convoys through to feed the famished . Tuesday What is the date? 3 4 -1422 1 The government on Tuesday threatened to pull out of a truce keeping most of Bosnia at peace unless Serbs stop attacks in the northwest and permit aid convoys through to feed the famished . famished Where are the famished? 32 33 -1422 1 The government on Tuesday threatened to pull out of a truce keeping most of Bosnia at peace unless Serbs stop attacks in the northwest and permit aid convoys through to feed the famished . threatened to pull out of a truce Why was the truce looking to be ended? 4 11 -1422 2 The warning , contained in a statement issued by the Bosnian embassy in Zagreb , Croatia , was originally delivered Monday by Bosnian Foreign Minister Irfan Ljubijankic to senior U . N . envoy Yashushi Akashi . warning , how severe is the warning to the people of the country? 1 3 -1422 2 The warning , contained in a statement issued by the Bosnian embassy in Zagreb , Croatia , was originally delivered Monday by Bosnian Foreign Minister Irfan Ljubijankic to senior U . N . envoy Yashushi Akashi . embassy Why was the statement delivered through an embassy outside Bosnia rather than directly through official state channels? 11 12 -1422 2 The warning , contained in a statement issued by the Bosnian embassy in Zagreb , Croatia , was originally delivered Monday by Bosnian Foreign Minister Irfan Ljubijankic to senior U . N . envoy Yashushi Akashi . Monday What is the date? 20 21 -1422 3 Ljubijankic said conditions in the northwestern Bihac pocket had to improve within the next 24 hours or the Bosnian government would consider the truce invalid . But fighting continued into Tuesday , the day set by the ultimatum , and Serbs continued to refuse an aid convoy access into the region . conditions in the northwestern what lead to bad conditions? how do they plan to improve the conditions? 2 6 -1422 3 Ljubijankic said conditions in the northwestern Bihac pocket had to improve within the next 24 hours or the Bosnian government would consider the truce invalid . But fighting continued into Tuesday , the day set by the ultimatum , and Serbs continued to refuse an aid convoy access into the region . refuse Why are the Serbs refusing? 43 44 -1422 3 Ljubijankic said conditions in the northwestern Bihac pocket had to improve within the next 24 hours or the Bosnian government would consider the truce invalid . But fighting continued into Tuesday , the day set by the ultimatum , and Serbs continued to refuse an aid convoy access into the region . within Why was such a short time limit placed on this ultimatum? 11 12 -1422 3 Ljubijankic said conditions in the northwestern Bihac pocket had to improve within the next 24 hours or the Bosnian government would consider the truce invalid . But fighting continued into Tuesday , the day set by the ultimatum , and Serbs continued to refuse an aid convoy access into the region . refuse Why are the Serbs refusing to let aid conveys through? 43 44 -1422 3 Ljubijankic said conditions in the northwestern Bihac pocket had to improve within the next 24 hours or the Bosnian government would consider the truce invalid . But fighting continued into Tuesday , the day set by the ultimatum , and Serbs continued to refuse an aid convoy access into the region . 24 hours When does this time run-out? 14 16 -1422 3 Ljubijankic said conditions in the northwestern Bihac pocket had to improve within the next 24 hours or the Bosnian government would consider the truce invalid . But fighting continued into Tuesday , the day set by the ultimatum , and Serbs continued to refuse an aid convoy access into the region . refuse an aid convoy access into the region . Why was the aid being refused? 43 52 -1422 4 There was no immediate comment from the government in Sarajevo on the ultimatum , which is bound to result in an upsurge of fighting if carried out . Except for the Bihac pocket , the truce has kept most of Bosnia quiet since coming into effect Jan . 1 . fighting how would they prevent fighting from happening ? 23 24 -1422 4 There was no immediate comment from the government in Sarajevo on the ultimatum , which is bound to result in an upsurge of fighting if carried out . Except for the Bihac pocket , the truce has kept most of Bosnia quiet since coming into effect Jan . 1 . government Was this ultimatum issued outside of official state intentions? 7 8 -1422 4 There was no immediate comment from the government in Sarajevo on the ultimatum , which is bound to result in an upsurge of fighting if carried out . Except for the Bihac pocket , the truce has kept most of Bosnia quiet since coming into effect Jan . 1 . Bihac Why is fighting so prevalent in the Bihac pocket? 31 32 -1422 4 There was no immediate comment from the government in Sarajevo on the ultimatum , which is bound to result in an upsurge of fighting if carried out . Except for the Bihac pocket , the truce has kept most of Bosnia quiet since coming into effect Jan . 1 . Jan . 1 What year? 46 49 -1422 5 But U . N . officials said that President Alija Izetbegovic warned Akashi in a letter sent Monday that unless fighting around Bihac ceased immediately he would order other units to that front line to help government forces . other units to that front line what are these other units? What do they have the power to do legally? 28 34 -1422 5 But U . N . officials said that President Alija Izetbegovic warned Akashi in a letter sent Monday that unless fighting around Bihac ceased immediately he would order other units to that front line to help government forces . other What units are already on the front line in Bihac? 28 29 -1422 5 But U . N . officials said that President Alija Izetbegovic warned Akashi in a letter sent Monday that unless fighting around Bihac ceased immediately he would order other units to that front line to help government forces . Monday What is the date? 17 18 -1423 1 Fundamental freedoms are lagging behind rapid economic growth in Vietnam , according to a new U . N . report . Fundamental freedoms are lagging Which personal freedoms are having trouble keeping up in Vietnam? 0 4 -1423 1 Fundamental freedoms are lagging behind rapid economic growth in Vietnam , according to a new U . N . report . Fundamental freedoms What fundamental freedoms are they referring to? 0 2 -1423 1 Fundamental freedoms are lagging behind rapid economic growth in Vietnam , according to a new U . N . report . freedoms What specific freedoms was the UN report referencing? 1 2 -1423 2 At a meeting of the Commission on Human Rights , the working group on arbitrary detention voiced concern at the restrictions on freedom of opinion despite new policies embodied in the 1992 constitution . restrictions on freedom of opinion What type of restrictions on opinions were being seen? 20 25 -1423 2 At a meeting of the Commission on Human Rights , the working group on arbitrary detention voiced concern at the restrictions on freedom of opinion despite new policies embodied in the 1992 constitution . new policies embodied in the 1992 constitution What were these new policies? 26 33 -1423 2 At a meeting of the Commission on Human Rights , the working group on arbitrary detention voiced concern at the restrictions on freedom of opinion despite new policies embodied in the 1992 constitution . policies What freedoms were these new policies supposed to enforce? 27 28 -1423 3 " The group is concerned at the lack of progress in lifting . restrictions on freedom of opinion in all its forms , both individual and collective , " the report said . lack What was the data or events that prompted the report to be concerned over the lack of progress? 7 8 -1423 4 The group visited Vietnam for one week in October last year . It was the first time a U . N . human rights body had visited the country under the present government . under the present government What is the present government? 29 33 -1423 4 The group visited Vietnam for one week in October last year . It was the first time a U . N . human rights body had visited the country under the present government . body Who was part of this U.N. human rights body? 24 25 -1423 5 But despite visiting three labor camps , the group was barred from any visits to pre - trial detention centers , a central part of their mandate . visits to pre - trial detention centers , Why were the working groups barred from going to detention centers? 13 21 -1423 5 But despite visiting three labor camps , the group was barred from any visits to pre - trial detention centers , a central part of their mandate . barred Why were they barred? 10 11 -1424 1 Fire swept through a house on Pittsburgh ' s east side Tuesday , killing three firefighters who were trapped when a burning stairway collapsed while they were trying to save three colleagues , authorities said . Fire swept through a house What was the cause of the fire? 0 5 -1424 1 Fire swept through a house on Pittsburgh ' s east side Tuesday , killing three firefighters who were trapped when a burning stairway collapsed while they were trying to save three colleagues , authorities said . killing three firefighters How were they killed? 13 16 -1424 1 Fire swept through a house on Pittsburgh ' s east side Tuesday , killing three firefighters who were trapped when a burning stairway collapsed while they were trying to save three colleagues , authorities said . save three colleagues , Did the colleagues survive? 29 33 -1424 1 Fire swept through a house on Pittsburgh ' s east side Tuesday , killing three firefighters who were trapped when a burning stairway collapsed while they were trying to save three colleagues , authorities said . trying to save three colleagues , How did they escape? 27 33 -1424 1 Fire swept through a house on Pittsburgh ' s east side Tuesday , killing three firefighters who were trapped when a burning stairway collapsed while they were trying to save three colleagues , authorities said . Fire How was the fire started? 0 1 -1424 1 Fire swept through a house on Pittsburgh ' s east side Tuesday , killing three firefighters who were trapped when a burning stairway collapsed while they were trying to save three colleagues , authorities said . firefighters How many were in the house fighting the fire? 15 16 -1424 2 The three colleagues were rescued by others and treated for smoke inhalation , said John Roundtree , chief of communications for the city ' s emergency dispatch center . The family that lived in the three - story frame home escaped without injury . were rescued How were they rescued? 3 5 -1424 2 The three colleagues were rescued by others and treated for smoke inhalation , said John Roundtree , chief of communications for the city ' s emergency dispatch center . The family that lived in the three - story frame home escaped without injury . three - story frame home How old was the home? 35 40 -1424 2 The three colleagues were rescued by others and treated for smoke inhalation , said John Roundtree , chief of communications for the city ' s emergency dispatch center . The family that lived in the three - story frame home escaped without injury . escaped How did they escape? 40 41 -1424 2 The three colleagues were rescued by others and treated for smoke inhalation , said John Roundtree , chief of communications for the city ' s emergency dispatch center . The family that lived in the three - story frame home escaped without injury . family How many family members were there? 30 31 -1424 3 It was the worst loss of life in the city ' s fire department since three firefighters died 22 years ago , said Raymond Demichiei , dispatch operations supervisor . One of the dead was a woman . three firefighters died 22 years ago , How did they die? 15 22 -1424 3 It was the worst loss of life in the city ' s fire department since three firefighters died 22 years ago , said Raymond Demichiei , dispatch operations supervisor . One of the dead was a woman . firefighters How many firefighters were fighting that fire 22 years ago? 16 17 -1424 4 " We ' ve had people die from heart attacks and vehicle accidents , but nothing like this , " he said . had people die How many people have died? 4 7 -1424 4 " We ' ve had people die from heart attacks and vehicle accidents , but nothing like this , " he said . heart How many people died from heart attack that year the fire happened? 8 9 -1424 4 " We ' ve had people die from heart attacks and vehicle accidents , but nothing like this , " he said . vehicle How many people died from vehicle accidents that year the fire happened? 11 12 -1424 5 The three had gone into the basement of the home to help their three colleagues get out . When the stairs collapsed , they were trapped in a recreation room that had thick plastic glass windows , said firefighter union president Joseph King . basement of the home Was the fire present in the basement? 6 10 -1424 5 The three had gone into the basement of the home to help their three colleagues get out . When the stairs collapsed , they were trapped in a recreation room that had thick plastic glass windows , said firefighter union president Joseph King . to help What were they doing to help? 10 12 -1424 5 The three had gone into the basement of the home to help their three colleagues get out . When the stairs collapsed , they were trapped in a recreation room that had thick plastic glass windows , said firefighter union president Joseph King . they were trapped How long were they trapped? 23 26 -1424 5 The three had gone into the basement of the home to help their three colleagues get out . When the stairs collapsed , they were trapped in a recreation room that had thick plastic glass windows , said firefighter union president Joseph King . thick plastic glass windows , Are these a fire hazard, or particularly dangerous in a fire? 32 37 -1424 5 The three had gone into the basement of the home to help their three colleagues get out . When the stairs collapsed , they were trapped in a recreation room that had thick plastic glass windows , said firefighter union president Joseph King . When the stairs collapsed , Why had the stairs collapsed during the fire? 18 23 -1424 5 The three had gone into the basement of the home to help their three colleagues get out . When the stairs collapsed , they were trapped in a recreation room that had thick plastic glass windows , said firefighter union president Joseph King . colleagues Why were the colleagues in the basement? 14 15 -1425 1 The Buffalo Sabres on Tuesday traded goaltender Grant Fuhr and defensemen Philippe Boucher and Denis Tsygurov to the Los Angeles Kings for defensemen Alexei Zhitnik and Charlie Huddy and goaltender Robb Stauber . Buffalo Sabres Where is this team based? 1 3 -1425 1 The Buffalo Sabres on Tuesday traded goaltender Grant Fuhr and defensemen Philippe Boucher and Denis Tsygurov to the Los Angeles Kings for defensemen Alexei Zhitnik and Charlie Huddy and goaltender Robb Stauber . traded Why were they traded? 5 6 -1425 1 The Buffalo Sabres on Tuesday traded goaltender Grant Fuhr and defensemen Philippe Boucher and Denis Tsygurov to the Los Angeles Kings for defensemen Alexei Zhitnik and Charlie Huddy and goaltender Robb Stauber . Tuesday traded goaltender Grant Fuhr and Why did the Sabres trade such a high-level goaltender? 4 10 -1425 2 The Sabres also acquired a fifth - round draft choice from the Kings in either 1995 or 1996 . in either 1995 or 1996 . Which of these dates was it? 13 19 -1425 2 The Sabres also acquired a fifth - round draft choice from the Kings in either 1995 or 1996 . also acquired a fifth - round draft choice How where they able to acquire a fifth-round draft choice? 2 10 -1425 2 The Sabres also acquired a fifth - round draft choice from the Kings in either 1995 or 1996 . 1995 How is the year of the draft choice determined? 15 16 -1425 3 Fuhr , acquired by the Sabres in a trade with Toronto three years ago , was the backup to Dominik Hasek , the league ' s top goaltender last season . Dominik Hasek , the league ' s top goaltender How many goals were involved? 19 28 -1425 3 Fuhr , acquired by the Sabres in a trade with Toronto three years ago , was the backup to Dominik Hasek , the league ' s top goaltender last season . backup How valuable is a backup goaltender in the professional league? 17 18 -1425 4 Sabres coach John Muckler , who also coached Fuhr at Edmonton , said the deal will give Fuhr a chance to be a starting goalie again . John Muckler , How many star players has Muckler coached? 2 5 -1425 4 Sabres coach John Muckler , who also coached Fuhr at Edmonton , said the deal will give Fuhr a chance to be a starting goalie again . coached Did the coach knowing Fuhr have any influence towards the trade? 7 8 -1425 5 Muckler said after the deal was finalized Tuesday morning he spoke to Fuhr , who felt " a little bit of sadness , but he ' s also happy for a chance to be a No . 1 goalie again . " " a little bit of sadness , Why might Fuhr have felt sad? 16 23 -1425 5 Muckler said after the deal was finalized Tuesday morning he spoke to Fuhr , who felt " a little bit of sadness , but he ' s also happy for a chance to be a No . 1 goalie again . " " a little bit of sadness , Why was he sad? 16 23 -1426 1 The European Union ' s fisheries chief said Tuesday she will ask EU nations to consider fighting Canada over stocks of greenland halibut . fighting Canada over stocks of greenland halibut Why is there a disagreement over the fisheries? 16 23 -1426 2 " The ( EU executive ) Commission has no intention of passively accepting the NAFO decision , " said Fisheries Commissioner Emma Bonino , speaking to members of the European Parliament . has no intention of passively accepting the NAFO Why does the EU commission have no intention of accepting the NAFO? 7 15 -1426 2 " The ( EU executive ) Commission has no intention of passively accepting the NAFO decision , " said Fisheries Commissioner Emma Bonino , speaking to members of the European Parliament . the NAFO decision , " What did the NAFO decide? 13 18 -1426 3 She referred to a Feb . 1 meeting in Brussels , Belgium of the North Atlantic Fisheries Organization which handed out catch limits of Greenland halibut off Canada ' s coast . She referred to a Feb . 1 meeting in Brussels What was the meeting about? 0 10 -1426 3 She referred to a Feb . 1 meeting in Brussels , Belgium of the North Atlantic Fisheries Organization which handed out catch limits of Greenland halibut off Canada ' s coast . catch limits of Greenland halibut Why was there a catch limit implemented? 21 26 -1426 4 During the meeting , Canada called a vote to apportion the dwindling halibut stocks which left EU boats a drastically reduced share - - 12 . 6 percent - - of the catch . dwindling halibut stocks Why is the halibut stock dwindling? 11 14 -1426 4 During the meeting , Canada called a vote to apportion the dwindling halibut stocks which left EU boats a drastically reduced share - - 12 . 6 percent - - of the catch . EU boats a drastically reduced share Why were countries from the EU given such a small share of the stock? 16 22 -1426 5 EU delegates boycotted the vote , and Bonino said Tuesday EU fishermen would ignore the allotment and fish the region as before . EU fishermen would ignore the allotment What would be the punishment if they ignored the allotment? 10 16 -1426 5 EU delegates boycotted the vote , and Bonino said Tuesday EU fishermen would ignore the allotment and fish the region as before . ignore the allotment What will ignoring the allotment lead to in the future? 13 16 -1427 1 The European Union ' s fisheries chief said Tuesday she will ask EU nations to consider fighting Canada over stocks of Greenland halibut . consider fighting Why would the EU nations fight Canada over stocks of Greenland halibut? 15 17 -1427 1 The European Union ' s fisheries chief said Tuesday she will ask EU nations to consider fighting Canada over stocks of Greenland halibut . fighting Canada over stocks of Greenland halibut . Why would there be a fight over the fisheries? 16 24 -1427 1 The European Union ' s fisheries chief said Tuesday she will ask EU nations to consider fighting Canada over stocks of Greenland halibut . consider fighting Canada Why would they consider fighting Canada over stocks of Greenland halibut? 15 18 -1427 1 The European Union ' s fisheries chief said Tuesday she will ask EU nations to consider fighting Canada over stocks of Greenland halibut . stocks of Greenland halibut How relevant are the stocks of Greenland halibut? 19 23 -1427 2 " The ( EU executive ) Commission has no intention of passively accepting the NAFO decision , " said Fisheries Commissioner Emma Bonino , speaking to members of the European Parliament . NAFO decision , " What was the NAFO decision? 14 18 -1427 2 " The ( EU executive ) Commission has no intention of passively accepting the NAFO decision , " said Fisheries Commissioner Emma Bonino , speaking to members of the European Parliament . NAFO What does NAFO stand for? 14 15 -1427 2 " The ( EU executive ) Commission has no intention of passively accepting the NAFO decision , " said Fisheries Commissioner Emma Bonino , speaking to members of the European Parliament . decision , " What was the NAFO decision? 15 18 -1427 2 " The ( EU executive ) Commission has no intention of passively accepting the NAFO decision , " said Fisheries Commissioner Emma Bonino , speaking to members of the European Parliament . no intention of passively accepting Why is the Commission not intending to passively accept the NAFO decisions? 8 13 -1427 3 She referred to a Feb . 1 meeting in Brussels , Belgium of the North Atlantic Fisheries Organization which handed out catch limits of Greenland halibut off Canada ' s coast . catch limits What are the catch limits of Greenland halibut? 21 23 -1427 3 She referred to a Feb . 1 meeting in Brussels , Belgium of the North Atlantic Fisheries Organization which handed out catch limits of Greenland halibut off Canada ' s coast . catch limits of Greenland halibut Were the catch limits unusually low or unusually high? 21 26 -1427 3 She referred to a Feb . 1 meeting in Brussels , Belgium of the North Atlantic Fisheries Organization which handed out catch limits of Greenland halibut off Canada ' s coast . catch limits Why is there a catch limit of Greenland halibut off Canada's coast? 21 23 -1427 4 During the meeting , Canada called a vote to apportion the dwindling halibut stocks which left EU boats a drastically reduced share - - 12 . 6 percent - - of the catch . drastically reduced share Why was the EU boats share reduced so much? 19 22 -1427 4 During the meeting , Canada called a vote to apportion the dwindling halibut stocks which left EU boats a drastically reduced share - - 12 . 6 percent - - of the catch . drastically reduced share What percentage of the halibut stocks were EU boats entitled to before the meeting? 19 22 -1427 4 During the meeting , Canada called a vote to apportion the dwindling halibut stocks which left EU boats a drastically reduced share - - 12 . 6 percent - - of the catch . drastically reduced share How much lower was this than in previous years? 19 22 -1427 5 EU delegates boycotted the vote , and Bonino said Tuesday EU fishermen would ignore the allotment and fish the region as before . ignore the allotment Is there any kind of punishment if the EU fishermen ignore the allotment? 13 16 -1427 5 EU delegates boycotted the vote , and Bonino said Tuesday EU fishermen would ignore the allotment and fish the region as before . ignore the allotment Does Canada have jurisdiction to punish this behavior? 13 16 -1428 1 " Forrest Gump , " the feel - good hit about a simpleton who triumphs in the end , received 13 Academy Award nominations Tuesday , the most for any movie in nearly three decades . Its star , Tom Hanks , got a shot at a second consecutive Oscar for best actor . a simpleton Why is he considered a simpleton? 11 13 -1428 1 " Forrest Gump , " the feel - good hit about a simpleton who triumphs in the end , received 13 Academy Award nominations Tuesday , the most for any movie in nearly three decades . Its star , Tom Hanks , got a shot at a second consecutive Oscar for best actor . triumphs in the end , How did he triumph? 14 19 -1428 1 " Forrest Gump , " the feel - good hit about a simpleton who triumphs in the end , received 13 Academy Award nominations Tuesday , the most for any movie in nearly three decades . Its star , Tom Hanks , got a shot at a second consecutive Oscar for best actor . second consecutive Oscar What movie was the first Oscar from? 47 50 -1428 1 " Forrest Gump , " the feel - good hit about a simpleton who triumphs in the end , received 13 Academy Award nominations Tuesday , the most for any movie in nearly three decades . Its star , Tom Hanks , got a shot at a second consecutive Oscar for best actor . second consecutive Oscar for best actor What was the first Oscar for best actor for? 47 53 -1428 1 " Forrest Gump , " the feel - good hit about a simpleton who triumphs in the end , received 13 Academy Award nominations Tuesday , the most for any movie in nearly three decades . Its star , Tom Hanks , got a shot at a second consecutive Oscar for best actor . most for any movie in nearly three decades Which film had a similar number of nominations? 27 35 -1428 2 The 13 nominations are the most for any movie since 1966 ' s " Who ' s Afraid of Virginia Woolf ? " The record is 14 nominations , received by " All About Eve " in 1950 . " Ben Hur , " which received 12 nominations , won a record 11 Oscars in 1959 . 13 nominations Where did the nominations come from? 1 3 -1428 3 Also nominated for best picture were " Four Weddings and a Funeral , " " Pulp Fiction , " " Quiz Show " and " The Shawshank Redemption . " nominated for best picture Is best picture the highest award? 1 5 -1428 3 Also nominated for best picture were " Four Weddings and a Funeral , " " Pulp Fiction , " " Quiz Show " and " The Shawshank Redemption . " Also nominated for best picture For which year were these nominated? 0 5 -1428 4 The winners will be announced March 27 in a ceremony broadcast live from the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles . TV talk show host David Letterman will be the emcee . Shrine Auditorium Is it always held here? 14 16 -1429 1 The Bosnian government threatened on Tuesday to ignore a four - month truce unless Serbs halt attacks in the northwest and allow humanitarian aid to reach the region ' s hungry . allow humanitarian aid Why was aid not being allowed into Bosnia? 21 24 -1429 1 The Bosnian government threatened on Tuesday to ignore a four - month truce unless Serbs halt attacks in the northwest and allow humanitarian aid to reach the region ' s hungry . Serbs halt attacks in the northwest Why are the Serbs attacking the northwest? 14 20 -1429 1 The Bosnian government threatened on Tuesday to ignore a four - month truce unless Serbs halt attacks in the northwest and allow humanitarian aid to reach the region ' s hungry . four - month truce Why is there a four-month truce? 9 13 -1429 2 The warning , in a statement issued Tuesday by the Bosnian Embassy in Zagreb , Croatia , was delivered Monday by Bosnian Foreign Minister Irfan Ljubijankic to chief U . N . envoy Yasushi Akashi . warning , what did the warning say? 1 3 -1429 3 Ljubijankic said conditions in the northwestern Bihac pocket had to improve within the next 24 hours or the Bosnian government would consider the truce invalid . conditions What exact conditions were being looked at as needing to improve? 2 3 -1429 3 Ljubijankic said conditions in the northwestern Bihac pocket had to improve within the next 24 hours or the Bosnian government would consider the truce invalid . conditions what conditions are they? 2 3 -1429 4 In a letter to Akashi and to U . N . commanders , Bosnian President Alija Izetbegovic made a similar threat but cited no deadline . made a similar threat but cited no deadline Why couldn't he decide on a deadline? 17 25 -1429 4 In a letter to Akashi and to U . N . commanders , Bosnian President Alija Izetbegovic made a similar threat but cited no deadline . cited no deadline Why was there no deadline cited? 22 25 -1429 5 Fighting died down on two of three fronts in the northwest Bihac region . U . N . spokesman Col . Gary Coward said it was quiet around the town of Bihac . Fighting died down Why was there fighting to begin with? 0 3 -1429 5 Fighting died down on two of three fronts in the northwest Bihac region . U . N . spokesman Col . Gary Coward said it was quiet around the town of Bihac . Fighting died down on two of three fronts Why not all three fronts? 0 8 -1430 1 Police arrested a suspected Serb war criminal Tuesday for investigation of charges including accessory to genocide , but a judge later released the man . released the man Why was he released? 21 24 -1430 1 Police arrested a suspected Serb war criminal Tuesday for investigation of charges including accessory to genocide , but a judge later released the man . released Why did the judge release the man? 21 22 -1430 1 Police arrested a suspected Serb war criminal Tuesday for investigation of charges including accessory to genocide , but a judge later released the man . war What war was the man involved in? 5 6 -1430 1 Police arrested a suspected Serb war criminal Tuesday for investigation of charges including accessory to genocide , but a judge later released the man . suspected Why was he suspected of war crimes? 3 4 -1430 1 Police arrested a suspected Serb war criminal Tuesday for investigation of charges including accessory to genocide , but a judge later released the man . genocide , What possible role did he play in genocide? 15 17 -1430 1 Police arrested a suspected Serb war criminal Tuesday for investigation of charges including accessory to genocide , but a judge later released the man . released Why did a judge release him? 21 22 -1430 1 Police arrested a suspected Serb war criminal Tuesday for investigation of charges including accessory to genocide , but a judge later released the man . Police arrested Who did the police arrest? 0 2 -1430 1 Police arrested a suspected Serb war criminal Tuesday for investigation of charges including accessory to genocide , but a judge later released the man . suspected Who suspected him of being a war criminal? 3 4 -1430 1 Police arrested a suspected Serb war criminal Tuesday for investigation of charges including accessory to genocide , but a judge later released the man . released Why was he released? 21 22 -1430 2 A judge with the country ' s highest criminal court questioned the suspect and refused late Tuesday to issue a formal arrest warrant for the man , saying there was not enough evidence for such a move , the federal prosecutor ' s office in Karlsruhe said . Karlsruhe Where is Karlsruhe? 45 46 -1430 2 A judge with the country ' s highest criminal court questioned the suspect and refused late Tuesday to issue a formal arrest warrant for the man , saying there was not enough evidence for such a move , the federal prosecutor ' s office in Karlsruhe said . evidence Does this decision indicate uncertainty about the man's guilt, or is it a matter of insufficient hard evidence to successfully prosecute him? 32 33 -1430 2 A judge with the country ' s highest criminal court questioned the suspect and refused late Tuesday to issue a formal arrest warrant for the man , saying there was not enough evidence for such a move , the federal prosecutor ' s office in Karlsruhe said . questioned the suspect What was he questioned about? 10 13 -1430 3 The man , whose name was withheld , remains under investigation . under investigation What is he under investigation for? 9 11 -1430 3 The man , whose name was withheld , remains under investigation . investigation Do they intend to re-arrest him if they can secure better evidence? 10 11 -1430 3 The man , whose name was withheld , remains under investigation . whose name was withheld , Why was his name being withheld? 3 8 -1430 4 The suspect was " not a big fish " and not one of the 21 Serbs accused by an international tribunal in The Hague on Monday , said Ralf Hannich , spokesman for the prosecutor . Those charges set the stage for the first war crimes trial since World War II . big fish " who were the big fish? 6 9 -1430 4 The suspect was " not a big fish " and not one of the 21 Serbs accused by an international tribunal in The Hague on Monday , said Ralf Hannich , spokesman for the prosecutor . Those charges set the stage for the first war crimes trial since World War II . 21 Serbs accused What were the 21 Serbs accused of? 14 17 -1430 4 The suspect was " not a big fish " and not one of the 21 Serbs accused by an international tribunal in The Hague on Monday , said Ralf Hannich , spokesman for the prosecutor . Those charges set the stage for the first war crimes trial since World War II . first war crimes trial Why have there been no trials since WWII? 43 47 -1430 4 The suspect was " not a big fish " and not one of the 21 Serbs accused by an international tribunal in The Hague on Monday , said Ralf Hannich , spokesman for the prosecutor . Those charges set the stage for the first war crimes trial since World War II . big What was the suspect's possible role in the genocide, and why is he not a major target? 6 7 -1430 4 The suspect was " not a big fish " and not one of the 21 Serbs accused by an international tribunal in The Hague on Monday , said Ralf Hannich , spokesman for the prosecutor . Those charges set the stage for the first war crimes trial since World War II . 21 Who are the 21 Serbs being accused by an international tribunal and what roles did they play in the genocide? 14 15 -1430 4 The suspect was " not a big fish " and not one of the 21 Serbs accused by an international tribunal in The Hague on Monday , said Ralf Hannich , spokesman for the prosecutor . Those charges set the stage for the first war crimes trial since World War II . " not a big fish " What do they mean when they say \"not a big fish\"? 3 9 -1430 4 The suspect was " not a big fish " and not one of the 21 Serbs accused by an international tribunal in The Hague on Monday , said Ralf Hannich , spokesman for the prosecutor . Those charges set the stage for the first war crimes trial since World War II . set the stage How was the stage set? 38 41 -1430 5 The 44 - year - old man is suspected of belonging to a group of Serbian gunmen which reportedly plundered and set fire to Muslim houses near the Bosnian village of Hadzici . Muslim men who resisted were reportedly shot , while women and children were forced to leave . resisted What exactly where the men resisting? 36 37 -1430 5 The 44 - year - old man is suspected of belonging to a group of Serbian gunmen which reportedly plundered and set fire to Muslim houses near the Bosnian village of Hadzici . Muslim men who resisted were reportedly shot , while women and children were forced to leave . reportedly Is there any uncertainty about what group carried out the attack? 18 19 -1430 5 The 44 - year - old man is suspected of belonging to a group of Serbian gunmen which reportedly plundered and set fire to Muslim houses near the Bosnian village of Hadzici . Muslim men who resisted were reportedly shot , while women and children were forced to leave . Hadzici Where is Hadzici? 31 32 -1430 5 The 44 - year - old man is suspected of belonging to a group of Serbian gunmen which reportedly plundered and set fire to Muslim houses near the Bosnian village of Hadzici . Muslim men who resisted were reportedly shot , while women and children were forced to leave . forced Was violence used directly against women and children as well? 46 47 -1430 5 The 44 - year - old man is suspected of belonging to a group of Serbian gunmen which reportedly plundered and set fire to Muslim houses near the Bosnian village of Hadzici . Muslim men who resisted were reportedly shot , while women and children were forced to leave . reportedly Who reported this activity? 18 19 -1430 5 The 44 - year - old man is suspected of belonging to a group of Serbian gunmen which reportedly plundered and set fire to Muslim houses near the Bosnian village of Hadzici . Muslim men who resisted were reportedly shot , while women and children were forced to leave . reportedly shot , Was this true, were they shot? 38 41 -1430 5 The 44 - year - old man is suspected of belonging to a group of Serbian gunmen which reportedly plundered and set fire to Muslim houses near the Bosnian village of Hadzici . Muslim men who resisted were reportedly shot , while women and children were forced to leave . to leave Where did they go? 47 49 -1431 1 Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Tuesday that Yasser Arafat must carry out a pledge to reign in anti - Israel violence and called on the Palestinian leader to outlaw two groups responsible for a wave of bombing attacks . Palestinian Why are they at war? Why does Palestine want to harm Israel? 26 27 -1431 1 Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Tuesday that Yasser Arafat must carry out a pledge to reign in anti - Israel violence and called on the Palestinian leader to outlaw two groups responsible for a wave of bombing attacks . two groups Which groups were responsible for the attack? 30 32 -1431 1 Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Tuesday that Yasser Arafat must carry out a pledge to reign in anti - Israel violence and called on the Palestinian leader to outlaw two groups responsible for a wave of bombing attacks . groups what two groups are responsible? 31 32 -1431 2 Addressing Parliament ' s Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee , Rabin revealed Israel has in recent months arrested 2 , 400 Palestinians on suspicion of militant activities , bringing the total of Palestinians held by Israel to nearly 6 , 000 . 6 , 000 What makes so many Palestinians want to become involved in these activities? 38 41 -1431 2 Addressing Parliament ' s Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee , Rabin revealed Israel has in recent months arrested 2 , 400 Palestinians on suspicion of militant activities , bringing the total of Palestinians held by Israel to nearly 6 , 000 . on suspicion of militant activities , What types of militant activities were being thought of as worthy of arrest? 22 28 -1431 2 Addressing Parliament ' s Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee , Rabin revealed Israel has in recent months arrested 2 , 400 Palestinians on suspicion of militant activities , bringing the total of Palestinians held by Israel to nearly 6 , 000 . Palestinians held by Israel What are the others Palestinians being held for? 32 36 -1431 3 He called on Arafat to ban the Hamas and Islamic Jihad groups in autonomous Gaza Strip and Jericho . The fundamentalist groups , which oppose the Israel - PLO peace process , have claimed bombing attacks that killed 56 Israelis since October . Hamas and Islamic Jihad What do these groups stand for? Why are they attacking Israelis? 7 11 -1431 3 He called on Arafat to ban the Hamas and Islamic Jihad groups in autonomous Gaza Strip and Jericho . The fundamentalist groups , which oppose the Israel - PLO peace process , have claimed bombing attacks that killed 56 Israelis since October . oppose the Israel - PLO peace process , Why do they oppose the peace process? 24 32 -1431 4 During peace talks in Washington on Sunday , Palestinian Planning Minister Nabil Shaath pledged the PLO in writing to " pre - empting terror , punishing those responsible and denying those who plan and carry out terror or violence any safe haven . " Washington Why are the peace talks being held in another country? Is the United States involved? 4 5 -1431 4 During peace talks in Washington on Sunday , Palestinian Planning Minister Nabil Shaath pledged the PLO in writing to " pre - empting terror , punishing those responsible and denying those who plan and carry out terror or violence any safe haven . " PLO What is the PLO? 15 16 -1431 4 During peace talks in Washington on Sunday , Palestinian Planning Minister Nabil Shaath pledged the PLO in writing to " pre - empting terror , punishing those responsible and denying those who plan and carry out terror or violence any safe haven . " " pre - empting terror , how does he plan to do this? 19 25 -1431 5 Rabin stressed he expected Arafat to disarm and prosecute the militants . militants If Arafat does not prosecute, will Rabin pursue sanctions? 10 11 -1432 1 The presses were already rolling when the German publisher decided last week to scrap publication of " An Eye for an Eye : The Untold Story of Jewish Revenge Against Germans in 1945 . " scrap publication Why would they want to stop publication? 13 15 -1432 1 The presses were already rolling when the German publisher decided last week to scrap publication of " An Eye for an Eye : The Untold Story of Jewish Revenge Against Germans in 1945 . " German publisher What is the publisher's name? 7 9 -1432 1 The presses were already rolling when the German publisher decided last week to scrap publication of " An Eye for an Eye : The Untold Story of Jewish Revenge Against Germans in 1945 . " scrap publication Why was the publication scrapped? 13 15 -1432 1 The presses were already rolling when the German publisher decided last week to scrap publication of " An Eye for an Eye : The Untold Story of Jewish Revenge Against Germans in 1945 . " scrap Why would the publication be scrapped? 13 14 -1432 2 The book by American journalist John Sack , published in the United States in 1993 , was deemed inappropriate for German readers : a chronicle of Jewish concentration camp survivors taking murderous revenge on Germans in postwar internment camps . deemed inappropriate Why would this content be inappropriate? 17 19 -1432 2 The book by American journalist John Sack , published in the United States in 1993 , was deemed inappropriate for German readers : a chronicle of Jewish concentration camp survivors taking murderous revenge on Germans in postwar internment camps . deemed Which organization deemed it inappropriate for German readers? 17 18 -1432 3 Although Sack ' s facts were not disputed , Germany ' s cultural elite decided the book was not a serious work and , worse , could be exploited by right - wing extremists to try to diminish the Nazis ' murder of 6 million Jews . facts were not disputed , Why is the text responsible for extremists' views? 4 9 -1432 3 Although Sack ' s facts were not disputed , Germany ' s cultural elite decided the book was not a serious work and , worse , could be exploited by right - wing extremists to try to diminish the Nazis ' murder of 6 million Jews . cultural Who are these cultural elites? Are they politicians, educators, etc? 12 13 -1432 3 Although Sack ' s facts were not disputed , Germany ' s cultural elite decided the book was not a serious work and , worse , could be exploited by right - wing extremists to try to diminish the Nazis ' murder of 6 million Jews . diminish Does this mean Germany has portrayed a specific narrative of the war? 37 38 -1432 5 In a country where skinhead hate - mongers periodically firebomb refugee homes , many feel they have a special responsibility to shield the public from anything that could fuel a neo - Nazi resurgence . skinhead hate - mongers What are skinhead hate-mongers? 4 8 -1432 5 In a country where skinhead hate - mongers periodically firebomb refugee homes , many feel they have a special responsibility to shield the public from anything that could fuel a neo - Nazi resurgence . special responsibility Why do they feel that this is their responsibility? 18 20 -1432 5 In a country where skinhead hate - mongers periodically firebomb refugee homes , many feel they have a special responsibility to shield the public from anything that could fuel a neo - Nazi resurgence . firebomb How frequent are these activities? 9 10 -1433 1 George Foreman vs . Mike Tyson . Big George likes the sound of it , as long as . - - Tyson gets out of jail as scheduled on March 25 . - - Foreman beats Axel Schulz on April 22 in the first defense of his heavyweight championship . - - And Don King stays out of it . Don King stays out of it Why was Don King not part of this event? 53 59 -1433 1 George Foreman vs . Mike Tyson . Big George likes the sound of it , as long as . - - Tyson gets out of jail as scheduled on March 25 . - - Foreman beats Axel Schulz on April 22 in the first defense of his heavyweight championship . - - And Don King stays out of it . jail Why is Tyson in Jail? 25 26 -1433 2 " I can ' t put up with Don King in my life , " Foreman said . " I ' ve got too many kids already . " can ' t put up with Don King What about Don King is childish? 2 10 -1433 2 " I can ' t put up with Don King in my life , " Foreman said . " I ' ve got too many kids already . " " I can ' t put up with Don King in my life , " What did Don King do to Foreman that he doesn't want him in his life? 0 15 -1433 3 The 46 - year - old Foreman was in New York on Tuesday to officially announce his first title defense since 1974 . He will fight the 26 - year - old Schulz , a former East German amateur champion , at the MGM Grand Garden in Las Vegas . his first title defense What is a title defense? 16 20 -1433 3 The 46 - year - old Foreman was in New York on Tuesday to officially announce his first title defense since 1974 . He will fight the 26 - year - old Schulz , a former East German amateur champion , at the MGM Grand Garden in Las Vegas . 26 - year - old Schulz , What does Schulz player history look like with wins and losses? 27 34 -1433 4 " I heard Tyson was getting out of the jailhouse pretty quick , and he said if he gets out today , he ' ll whip George tomorrow , " Foreman said . " I ' d like to give him that opportunity . Foreman said Why does Foreman want to see George get whipped? 30 32 -1433 5 " If he doesn ' t sign up with Don King again , it will happen before the end of the year . If I beat Axel Schulz , if Tyson gets out and if he gets away from Don King , it can happen . It would be the greatest show since P . T . and Barnum got together for their thing . But I ' ve got to beat Axel Schulz first . " if he gets away from Don King , Why would this be necessary? 34 42 -1433 5 " If he doesn ' t sign up with Don King again , it will happen before the end of the year . If I beat Axel Schulz , if Tyson gets out and if he gets away from Don King , it can happen . It would be the greatest show since P . T . and Barnum got together for their thing . But I ' ve got to beat Axel Schulz first . " greatest show since P . T . and Barnum What show did P.T. and Barnum get together for? 50 59 -1434 1 American Allen Johnson set a world best in the 110 - meter hurdles Tuesday at the Russian winter track and field championships , winning with a clocking of 13 : 34 seconds . set a world best What was the record to beat? 3 7 -1434 1 American Allen Johnson set a world best in the 110 - meter hurdles Tuesday at the Russian winter track and field championships , winning with a clocking of 13 : 34 seconds . Russian Where in Russia was this event held? 16 17 -1434 2 The distance is not often run indoors where the world hurdles records are recognized at 50 meters or 60 meters . indoors why is it not often run indoors? 6 7 -1434 2 The distance is not often run indoors where the world hurdles records are recognized at 50 meters or 60 meters . distance is not often run indoors Why is the 110m race not run indoors? 1 7 -1434 2 The distance is not often run indoors where the world hurdles records are recognized at 50 meters or 60 meters . not often run indoors Why is it not run outdoors? 3 7 -1434 3 Olympic champion Mark McKoy , formerly of Canada , now an Austrian citizen , was second , 0 : 04 seconds behind Johnson . McKoy holds the world record at 50 meters . now an Austrian citizen , Why did he choose to become an Austrian citizen? 9 14 -1434 4 The previous best indoors for the 110 - meter hurdles was 13 . 58 seconds . previous When was that set? 1 2 -1434 5 England ' s Colin Jackson holds the outdoor mark for the 110 meters at 12 . 91 . Johnson ran collegiately for North Carolina . holds the outdoor mark Hoe long has Colin held this mark? 5 9 -1435 1 The British and Irish governments said they achieved a breakthrough Tuesday on efforts to reach a shared vision of a Northern Ireland political settlement . shared vision What is this shared vision? 16 18 -1435 1 The British and Irish governments said they achieved a breakthrough Tuesday on efforts to reach a shared vision of a Northern Ireland political settlement . Northern Ireland political settlement What will the settlement contain? 20 24 -1435 1 The British and Irish governments said they achieved a breakthrough Tuesday on efforts to reach a shared vision of a Northern Ireland political settlement . shared What shared ideas do they have for a solution? 16 17 -1435 1 The British and Irish governments said they achieved a breakthrough Tuesday on efforts to reach a shared vision of a Northern Ireland political settlement . settlement What are the terms currently being considered for this settlement? 23 24 -1435 2 After 5 1 / 2 hours of negotiations at Stormont Castle east of Belfast , Britain ' s senior official in Northern Ireland , Sir Patrick Mayhew , and Irish Foreign Minister Dick Spring said they had largely resolved the issues that had slowed down a key part of peacemaking efforts . the issues What were the contentious issues? 39 41 -1435 2 After 5 1 / 2 hours of negotiations at Stormont Castle east of Belfast , Britain ' s senior official in Northern Ireland , Sir Patrick Mayhew , and Irish Foreign Minister Dick Spring said they had largely resolved the issues that had slowed down a key part of peacemaking efforts . issues What were these issues? 40 41 -1435 2 After 5 1 / 2 hours of negotiations at Stormont Castle east of Belfast , Britain ' s senior official in Northern Ireland , Sir Patrick Mayhew , and Irish Foreign Minister Dick Spring said they had largely resolved the issues that had slowed down a key part of peacemaking efforts . resolved the issues Which issues had slowed down the settlement process? 38 41 -1435 2 After 5 1 / 2 hours of negotiations at Stormont Castle east of Belfast , Britain ' s senior official in Northern Ireland , Sir Patrick Mayhew , and Irish Foreign Minister Dick Spring said they had largely resolved the issues that had slowed down a key part of peacemaking efforts . Castle Why was this location chosen? 10 11 -1435 2 After 5 1 / 2 hours of negotiations at Stormont Castle east of Belfast , Britain ' s senior official in Northern Ireland , Sir Patrick Mayhew , and Irish Foreign Minister Dick Spring said they had largely resolved the issues that had slowed down a key part of peacemaking efforts . issues What issues were slowing down peacemaking efforts? 40 41 -1435 3 They declined to discuss specifics of their new areas of agreement before publication of the finished product - - the long - awaited " framework document " outlining the British - ruled province ' s future . declined Is there any chance the finished product won't be released on time or as planned? 1 2 -1435 4 All factions in Northern Ireland , divided broadly into pro - British Protestant and Irish Catholic camps , are waiting to see which side the document will favor . favor Is it possible for the document to serve both sides equally? 27 28 -1435 5 Spring suggested that may happen next week , " if everything goes extraordinarily well . " He said he and Mayhew would most likely meet again later this week for " dotting the i ' s and crossing the t ' s , " then present the document to their governments for approval . approval How involved have the governments been throughout this process? 52 53 -1436 1 Yasser Arafat must carry out a pledge to reign in anti - Israel violence , Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Tuesday , calling on the Palestinian leader to outlaw two groups responsible for bombing attacks . reign in anti - Israel violence , How will this take place? 8 15 -1436 1 Yasser Arafat must carry out a pledge to reign in anti - Israel violence , Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Tuesday , calling on the Palestinian leader to outlaw two groups responsible for bombing attacks . outlaw Which two groups are being outlawed? 28 29 -1436 1 Yasser Arafat must carry out a pledge to reign in anti - Israel violence , Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Tuesday , calling on the Palestinian leader to outlaw two groups responsible for bombing attacks . Yasser Arafat who is he? 0 2 -1436 2 Addressing Parliament ' s Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee , Rabin revealed that Israel has in recent months arrested 2 , 400 Palestinians on suspicion of militant activities . That brings the total of Palestinians held by Israel to nearly 6 , 000 . suspicion of militant activities What types of activities are qualifying for these charges? 24 28 -1436 2 Addressing Parliament ' s Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee , Rabin revealed that Israel has in recent months arrested 2 , 400 Palestinians on suspicion of militant activities . That brings the total of Palestinians held by Israel to nearly 6 , 000 . 6 , 000 How many Israelis are the Palestinians holding? 40 43 -1436 2 Addressing Parliament ' s Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee , Rabin revealed that Israel has in recent months arrested 2 , 400 Palestinians on suspicion of militant activities . That brings the total of Palestinians held by Israel to nearly 6 , 000 . Israel to nearly 6 , 000 is that considered a lot? 37 43 -1436 3 He called on Arafat to ban the Hamas and Islamic Jihad groups in autonomous Gaza Strip and Jericho . The fundamentalist groups , which oppose the Israel - PLO peace process , claimed bombing attacks that have killed 56 Israelis since October . Gaza What is the political culture in the Gaza Strip like? 14 15 -1436 3 He called on Arafat to ban the Hamas and Islamic Jihad groups in autonomous Gaza Strip and Jericho . The fundamentalist groups , which oppose the Israel - PLO peace process , claimed bombing attacks that have killed 56 Israelis since October . Jericho where is jericho? 17 18 -1436 4 During peace talks in Washington on Sunday , Palestinian Planning Minister Nabil Shaath pledged the PLO in writing to " pre - empting terror , punishing those responsible and denying those who plan and carry out terror or violence any safe haven . " peace Are there any other countries in the region who are also part of the peace talks? 1 2 -1436 5 Rabin stressed he expected Arafat to disarm and prosecute the militants . disarm and prosecute the militants . How would Arafat be able to apprehend them? 6 12 -1437 1 President Ernesto Zedillo seems to be pushing Mexico toward greater democracy and freer elections while wielding a club to help him keep his political balance . club What methods is he using to achieve this? 17 18 -1437 1 President Ernesto Zedillo seems to be pushing Mexico toward greater democracy and freer elections while wielding a club to help him keep his political balance . pushing Mexico toward greater democracy How is this movement taking place? 6 11 -1437 1 President Ernesto Zedillo seems to be pushing Mexico toward greater democracy and freer elections while wielding a club to help him keep his political balance . club How is President Ernesto Zedillo using force, or the threat of force, to maintain his political power? 17 18 -1437 2 But how this will improve the lives of most Mexicans remains to be seen . seen What are the living conditions of Mexicans currently? 13 14 -1437 2 But how this will improve the lives of most Mexicans remains to be seen . improve the lives of most Mexicans What types of improvements are being looked at? 4 10 -1437 2 But how this will improve the lives of most Mexicans remains to be seen . remains Will the trend towards democracy and freer elections in Mexico benefit the lives of Mexican people? 10 11 -1437 3 On Thursday , the president ended a yearlong truce with the leftist Indian rebels in southern Chiapas state , sending thousands of troops to occupy former rebel villages . Federal police fanned out across the state and country to arrest suspected rebels and question sympathizers . yearlong Who initiated the truce and why did it only last a year? 7 8 -1437 3 On Thursday , the president ended a yearlong truce with the leftist Indian rebels in southern Chiapas state , sending thousands of troops to occupy former rebel villages . Federal police fanned out across the state and country to arrest suspected rebels and question sympathizers . president ended a yearlong truce Why was the truce cut short? 4 9 -1437 3 On Thursday , the president ended a yearlong truce with the leftist Indian rebels in southern Chiapas state , sending thousands of troops to occupy former rebel villages . Federal police fanned out across the state and country to arrest suspected rebels and question sympathizers . ended Why did he choose now to end the truce with rebels in Chiapas? 5 6 -1437 3 On Thursday , the president ended a yearlong truce with the leftist Indian rebels in southern Chiapas state , sending thousands of troops to occupy former rebel villages . Federal police fanned out across the state and country to arrest suspected rebels and question sympathizers . sympathizers How did the government determine who was a sympathizer to the leftist rebel cause? 44 45 -1437 4 The nation ' s most famed leftist politician , Cuauhtemoc Cardenas , told tens of thousands of protesters in Mexico City on Saturday that Zedillo had started " a prolonged war that will last many years , causing many deaths . " Cardenas , How popular is this politician and does he have a chance against the current president? 10 12 -1437 4 The nation ' s most famed leftist politician , Cuauhtemoc Cardenas , told tens of thousands of protesters in Mexico City on Saturday that Zedillo had started " a prolonged war that will last many years , causing many deaths . " famed Why is Cuauhtemoc Cardenas so famous? 5 6 -1437 4 The nation ' s most famed leftist politician , Cuauhtemoc Cardenas , told tens of thousands of protesters in Mexico City on Saturday that Zedillo had started " a prolonged war that will last many years , causing many deaths . " protesters What was the purpose or goal of the protest in Mexico City? 17 18 -1437 5 Yet a day after the angry protest , members of the conservative opposition National Action Party were dancing in the streets of Guadalajara to celebrate what party leaders called a " victory for democracy . " democracy In what way did they view the Indians as being against democracy? 33 34 -1437 5 Yet a day after the angry protest , members of the conservative opposition National Action Party were dancing in the streets of Guadalajara to celebrate what party leaders called a " victory for democracy . " " victory for democracy Why did they see the ending of the truce as good for democracy? 30 34 -1437 5 Yet a day after the angry protest , members of the conservative opposition National Action Party were dancing in the streets of Guadalajara to celebrate what party leaders called a " victory for democracy . " conservative What does the National Action Party stand for? What are its goals? 11 12 -1438 1 President Clinton has approved a plan to offer Serbia a temporary lifting of economic sanctions if it recognizes Bosnia and other former Yugoslav republics , a senior U . S . official said Tuesday . economic sanctions What type of economic sanctions was Serbia receiving? 13 15 -1438 1 President Clinton has approved a plan to offer Serbia a temporary lifting of economic sanctions if it recognizes Bosnia and other former Yugoslav republics , a senior U . S . official said Tuesday . recognizes What conflict does Serbia have with Bosnia and other former Yugoslav republics? 17 18 -1438 1 President Clinton has approved a plan to offer Serbia a temporary lifting of economic sanctions if it recognizes Bosnia and other former Yugoslav republics , a senior U . S . official said Tuesday . recognizes Recognizes in what sense? 17 18 -1438 2 The aim is to make permanent a four - month cease - fire in Bosnia and to prevent the 34 - month war there from spilling over into Croatia , the official said . war Is this a religious, political, or territorial conflict? 22 23 -1438 2 The aim is to make permanent a four - month cease - fire in Bosnia and to prevent the 34 - month war there from spilling over into Croatia , the official said . official said did he refused to be named? 31 33 -1438 3 The plan has the approval of Britain , France , Russia and Germany , the four other members of the so - called Contact Group that has sought a peace formula in vain . It will be presented to Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic in the next few days , the official said . vain What kind of peace attempts have these four nations tried in the past? 32 33 -1438 4 Among the sanctions that would be lifted are restrictions on fuel shipments to Belgrade and trade with the former Yugoslavia , said the official , who spoke on condition of anonymity . sanctions What other sanctions or restrictions are currently enforced on Serbia? 2 3 -1438 4 Among the sanctions that would be lifted are restrictions on fuel shipments to Belgrade and trade with the former Yugoslavia , said the official , who spoke on condition of anonymity . Belgrade where is belgrade? 13 14 -1438 5 As part of the deal , Milosevic would have to agree to the posting of more monitors on Serbia ' s border with Bosnia to check on compliance with a pledge to stop arming Serbs in Bosnia . monitors Who is providing these monitors? 16 17 -1438 5 As part of the deal , Milosevic would have to agree to the posting of more monitors on Serbia ' s border with Bosnia to check on compliance with a pledge to stop arming Serbs in Bosnia . posting of more monitors how many more monitors? 13 17 -1439 1 U . S . exports of nuclear material cannot be adequately traced from country to country , according to a congressional report . nuclear material What types of nuclear materials are looking to be tracked? 6 8 -1439 1 U . S . exports of nuclear material cannot be adequately traced from country to country , according to a congressional report . adequately What standards define adequate tracking of nuclear material? 10 11 -1439 1 U . S . exports of nuclear material cannot be adequately traced from country to country , according to a congressional report . congressional report . Where did the congressional report come from? 20 23 -1439 1 U . S . exports of nuclear material cannot be adequately traced from country to country , according to a congressional report . traced Why can't it be traced? 11 12 -1439 2 " Scarcely a day goes by without a report of a new black market deal , " said Sen . John Glenn in a statement reacting to the report . " Given the staggering amount of nuclear materials we have exported , it could only be a matter of time before some of this deadly contraband proves to be of U . S . origin . " black market deal , " What black market deals have taken place with U.S. nuclear materials? 12 17 -1439 2 " Scarcely a day goes by without a report of a new black market deal , " said Sen . John Glenn in a statement reacting to the report . " Given the staggering amount of nuclear materials we have exported , it could only be a matter of time before some of this deadly contraband proves to be of U . S . origin . " contraband How can you tell if the materials are from actual exports or contraband deals? 55 56 -1439 4 The report says hundreds of tons of plutonium and highly enriched uranium have accumulated worldwide , mostly from nuclear power generation . hundreds of tons how many hundreds of tons? 3 6 -1439 4 The report says hundreds of tons of plutonium and highly enriched uranium have accumulated worldwide , mostly from nuclear power generation . accumulated Where are these materials being gathered or stored? 13 14 -1439 4 The report says hundreds of tons of plutonium and highly enriched uranium have accumulated worldwide , mostly from nuclear power generation . nuclear power generation How does nuclear power generation lead to the production of these materials? 18 21 -1439 4 The report says hundreds of tons of plutonium and highly enriched uranium have accumulated worldwide , mostly from nuclear power generation . worldwide , Where are the majority of the nuclear materials located around the world? 14 16 -1439 5 It does not include figures on U . S . nuclear exports but says 71 export licenses for nuclear materials were granted in 1993 . Nuclear exports for weapons use or weapons research are prohibited , as is transfer of nuclear materials to a third country . It does not include figures Why are the figures not being more precisely looked at? 0 5 -1439 5 It does not include figures on U . S . nuclear exports but says 71 export licenses for nuclear materials were granted in 1993 . Nuclear exports for weapons use or weapons research are prohibited , as is transfer of nuclear materials to a third country . figures why does it not include these figures? 4 5 -1439 5 It does not include figures on U . S . nuclear exports but says 71 export licenses for nuclear materials were granted in 1993 . Nuclear exports for weapons use or weapons research are prohibited , as is transfer of nuclear materials to a third country . third country How is the ban on transferring nuclear materials to a third country enforced? 44 46 -1439 5 It does not include figures on U . S . nuclear exports but says 71 export licenses for nuclear materials were granted in 1993 . Nuclear exports for weapons use or weapons research are prohibited , as is transfer of nuclear materials to a third country . licenses Which countries were granted these licenses? 16 17 -1440 1 Amid skepticism that Russia ' s war in Chechnya can be ended across a negotiating table , peace talks were set to resume Wednesday in neighboring Ingushetia . skepticism that Russia ' s war in Chechnya Why was there skepticism that this could end the fighting? 1 9 -1440 1 Amid skepticism that Russia ' s war in Chechnya can be ended across a negotiating table , peace talks were set to resume Wednesday in neighboring Ingushetia . Ingushetia where is that? 26 27 -1440 2 The scheduled resumption of talks in the town of Sleptsovsk came two days after agreement on a limited cease - fire , calling for both sides to stop using heavy artillery Tuesday . Tuesday of which year? 31 32 -1440 3 They also agreed in principle to work out a mechanism for exchanging prisoners of war and the dead . work out a mechanism How would this mechanism take place? 6 10 -1440 3 They also agreed in principle to work out a mechanism for exchanging prisoners of war and the dead . exchanging Did any agreement successfully come out of the negotiation attempt? 11 12 -1440 4 Despite the pact , artillery fire sounded in the Grozny on Tuesday , and there were reports of Chechen missile attacks southwest of the Chechen capital . reports Who broke the cease-fire first? 16 17 -1440 5 Many Chechens are fighting independently of the forces loyal to Chechen President Dzhokhar Dudayev , and Dudayev ' s representative at the peace talks , Aslan Maskhadov , has warned that he does not control them . fighting independently of the forces Why are there citizens fighting independently of the President? 3 8 -1440 5 Many Chechens are fighting independently of the forces loyal to Chechen President Dzhokhar Dudayev , and Dudayev ' s representative at the peace talks , Aslan Maskhadov , has warned that he does not control them . control Does the independent Chechens have a representative or leader? If not, what are they fighting for? 34 35 -1441 1 The Australian Cricket Board has passed all information regarding an alleged attempt to bribe leading players to the International Cricket Council , ACB chief executive Graham Halbish said Wednesday . bribe By who and how much? 13 14 -1441 1 The Australian Cricket Board has passed all information regarding an alleged attempt to bribe leading players to the International Cricket Council , ACB chief executive Graham Halbish said Wednesday . Cricket Board What is a cricket board? 2 4 -1441 2 Halbish said all details available had been sent by courier to the ICC headquarters in London and should soon be in the hands of the game ' s governing body . details from where were these details gleaned? 3 4 -1441 2 Halbish said all details available had been sent by courier to the ICC headquarters in London and should soon be in the hands of the game ' s governing body . ICC What does ICC stand for? 12 13 -1441 3 The ICC has launched an investigation into allegations that leading Australian players were offered bribes to throw matches during their October - November tour of Pakistan . launched when did the launch the investigation? 3 4 -1441 3 The ICC has launched an investigation into allegations that leading Australian players were offered bribes to throw matches during their October - November tour of Pakistan . throw matches What sort of match-fixing was being considered? 16 18 -1441 3 The ICC has launched an investigation into allegations that leading Australian players were offered bribes to throw matches during their October - November tour of Pakistan . Australian Were these players men or women? 10 11 -1441 4 Media reports named spin bowlers Shane Warne and Tim May as being among those who were offered bribes , but the players - - in New Zealand for a limited - overs tournament - - have been instructed to make no comment . limited - overs What does this mean? 29 32 -1441 5 The Melbourne Age , meanwhile , Wednesday named Pakistan captain Salim Malik as the man who made the bribe offers - - a report Malik strenuously denied . The Melbourne Age , is this a periodical? 0 4 -1441 5 The Melbourne Age , meanwhile , Wednesday named Pakistan captain Salim Malik as the man who made the bribe offers - - a report Malik strenuously denied . The Melbourne Age , How reliable is this source? 0 4 -1442 1 President Clinton has approved a proposal to ease trade and other economic sanctions against Serbia in a new effort to end the war in Bosnia , a senior U . S . official said Tuesday . trade and other economic sanctions against Serbia What are the sanctions specifically? 8 15 -1442 1 President Clinton has approved a proposal to ease trade and other economic sanctions against Serbia in a new effort to end the war in Bosnia , a senior U . S . official said Tuesday . trade and other economic sanctions What sort of sanctions were being levied at the time? 8 13 -1442 1 President Clinton has approved a proposal to ease trade and other economic sanctions against Serbia in a new effort to end the war in Bosnia , a senior U . S . official said Tuesday . sanctions against Serbia Why were there sanctions against Serbia? 12 15 -1442 2 In return , President Slobodan Milosevic would have to recognize Bosnia as a sovereign country , a blow to his hopes for a Greater Serbia , and agree to other conditions designed to end the 34 - month ethnic conflict . ethnic What are the ethnicities in conflict? 38 39 -1442 2 In return , President Slobodan Milosevic would have to recognize Bosnia as a sovereign country , a blow to his hopes for a Greater Serbia , and agree to other conditions designed to end the 34 - month ethnic conflict . 34 - month How long did the conflict last in the end? 35 38 -1442 2 In return , President Slobodan Milosevic would have to recognize Bosnia as a sovereign country , a blow to his hopes for a Greater Serbia , and agree to other conditions designed to end the 34 - month ethnic conflict . agree to other conditions designed What other conditions does he have to agree to 27 32 -1442 3 The aim is to drive a wedge between Milosevic and the Serbs in Bosnia who have rejected past peace proposals by isolating them from their patrons and arms suppliers in Belgrade . isolating How would they be isolated through the lifting of sanctions against Bosnia? 21 22 -1442 3 The aim is to drive a wedge between Milosevic and the Serbs in Bosnia who have rejected past peace proposals by isolating them from their patrons and arms suppliers in Belgrade . wedge How would Milosevic and Bosnian Serbs be at odds via a lifting of sanctions? 6 7 -1442 3 The aim is to drive a wedge between Milosevic and the Serbs in Bosnia who have rejected past peace proposals by isolating them from their patrons and arms suppliers in Belgrade . proposals How many proposals were made? 19 20 -1442 3 The aim is to drive a wedge between Milosevic and the Serbs in Bosnia who have rejected past peace proposals by isolating them from their patrons and arms suppliers in Belgrade . past peace proposals What was mainly part of the past proposals? 17 20 -1442 3 The aim is to drive a wedge between Milosevic and the Serbs in Bosnia who have rejected past peace proposals by isolating them from their patrons and arms suppliers in Belgrade . rejected past peace proposals Why did the Serbs and Milsosevic reject past pease proposals? 16 20 -1442 4 The main lure for Milosevic would be at least temporary renewal of trade and fuel supplies . least temporary renewal of trade How long would this renewal last? 8 13 -1442 5 The sanctions , imposed by the U . N . Security Council , have devastated Serbia ' s economy . Under the proposal cleared by Clinton and the governments of Britain , France , Germany and Russia , economic sanctions would be lifted - - or later reimposed - - depending on Milosevic ' s actions . economy How come this would happen? 18 19 -1442 5 The sanctions , imposed by the U . N . Security Council , have devastated Serbia ' s economy . Under the proposal cleared by Clinton and the governments of Britain , France , Germany and Russia , economic sanctions would be lifted - - or later reimposed - - depending on Milosevic ' s actions . depending on Milosevic ' s actions What actions by Milosevic will lift the sanctions? 50 56 -1443 1 In a move aimed at shifting the focus of China ' s schools back to basic education , the government has ordered that all special schools catering to gifted students be closed down . closed down How many gifted students will be affected by this decision? 31 33 -1443 1 In a move aimed at shifting the focus of China ' s schools back to basic education , the government has ordered that all special schools catering to gifted students be closed down . basic education , In what ways do \"basic\" education and \"gifted\" education differ? 15 18 -1443 1 In a move aimed at shifting the focus of China ' s schools back to basic education , the government has ordered that all special schools catering to gifted students be closed down . special schools catering What is different about these schools? 24 27 -1443 1 In a move aimed at shifting the focus of China ' s schools back to basic education , the government has ordered that all special schools catering to gifted students be closed down . catering to gifted students be closed down . What were the reasons other than basic education why these exceptional schools were closed? 26 34 -1443 2 The State Education Commission and the Chinese Society for Science and Technology issued an urgent circular this week banning such schools after receiving complaints that the elite schools imposed heavy financial burdens on the families of such children , official reports said Wednesday . heavy financial burdens Why do the families of gifted students have \"heavy\" education-related expenses while other's students' families do not? 29 32 -1443 2 The State Education Commission and the Chinese Society for Science and Technology issued an urgent circular this week banning such schools after receiving complaints that the elite schools imposed heavy financial burdens on the families of such children , official reports said Wednesday . urgent circular How does a government shut down schools and transfer students quickly without it being incredibly disruptive? 14 16 -1443 2 The State Education Commission and the Chinese Society for Science and Technology issued an urgent circular this week banning such schools after receiving complaints that the elite schools imposed heavy financial burdens on the families of such children , official reports said Wednesday . burdens on the families of such children , What sort of degree of burden did these families experience when their offspring went to these schools? 31 39 -1443 3 The move reflects a national crisis in China ' s educational system , which is struggling for survival following a withdrawal of most state funding . withdrawal of most state funding Why is most state funding for education in China being withdrawn? 20 25 -1443 3 The move reflects a national crisis in China ' s educational system , which is struggling for survival following a withdrawal of most state funding . withdrawal of most state funding Why would the government defund education? 20 25 -1443 3 The move reflects a national crisis in China ' s educational system , which is struggling for survival following a withdrawal of most state funding . withdrawal of most state funding Why did state funding dry up at these schools? 20 25 -1443 4 Despite China ' s unparalleled affluence in recent years , the number of illiterates has soared - - now accounting for one in five people aged 15 or older , Vice Premier Li Ruihuan said in a recent policy speech . number of illiterates has soared What is the relationship between affluence and illiteracy in China? 11 16 -1443 4 Despite China ' s unparalleled affluence in recent years , the number of illiterates has soared - - now accounting for one in five people aged 15 or older , Vice Premier Li Ruihuan said in a recent policy speech . unparalleled affluence To what does China owe its unparalleled affluence of recent years? 4 6 -1443 4 Despite China ' s unparalleled affluence in recent years , the number of illiterates has soared - - now accounting for one in five people aged 15 or older , Vice Premier Li Ruihuan said in a recent policy speech . number of illiterates has soared Why is there such an increase in those who cannot read? 11 16 -1443 5 So have drop out rates in the countryside , where many families are unable to afford fees charged for even the most basic schooling . drop out rates Has a causal relationship between drop-out rates and educational fees been established? 2 5 -1443 5 So have drop out rates in the countryside , where many families are unable to afford fees charged for even the most basic schooling . fees charged for even the most basic schooling . What sort of fees were being charged for basic education? 16 25 -1444 1 Wooden doors hang ajar . Flies buzz on a mound of drying corn dough . A skinny dog whines at a gate . Nearly 1 , 200 people who supported Indian rebels lived here , but the loudest sound now is the breeze rustling through the banana trees . trees What happened to the rebels and their supporters? 47 48 -1444 1 Wooden doors hang ajar . Flies buzz on a mound of drying corn dough . A skinny dog whines at a gate . Nearly 1 , 200 people who supported Indian rebels lived here , but the loudest sound now is the breeze rustling through the banana trees . people who supported Indian rebels lived Lived where? 27 33 -1444 1 Wooden doors hang ajar . Flies buzz on a mound of drying corn dough . A skinny dog whines at a gate . Nearly 1 , 200 people who supported Indian rebels lived here , but the loudest sound now is the breeze rustling through the banana trees . loudest sound now is the breeze why is it so quiet? 37 43 -1444 2 More than 300 army troops , accompanied by two helicopters , rolled through this village Friday as part of its crackdown on the rebel movement in the southern state of Chiapas . Roughly 800 adults and 350 children fled into the jungle as they arrived . crackdown What were these rebels against and how did they fare against the crackdown? 20 21 -1444 2 More than 300 army troops , accompanied by two helicopters , rolled through this village Friday as part of its crackdown on the rebel movement in the southern state of Chiapas . Roughly 800 adults and 350 children fled into the jungle as they arrived . rebel movement in the southern state Why was there a rebellion taking place? 23 29 -1444 2 More than 300 army troops , accompanied by two helicopters , rolled through this village Friday as part of its crackdown on the rebel movement in the southern state of Chiapas . Roughly 800 adults and 350 children fled into the jungle as they arrived . its crackdown on the rebel movement Why was there a crackdown on the rebel movement? 19 25 -1444 4 " We heard the noise of the trucks , many of them , " said 23 - year - old Maria Hernandez , one of perhaps 50 residents who remain here . remain How were some residents able to remain? 29 30 -1444 4 " We heard the noise of the trucks , many of them , " said 23 - year - old Maria Hernandez , one of perhaps 50 residents who remain here . residents who remain here Why are some residents choosing to remain? 27 31 -1445 1 Joint teams of American and Vietnamese specialists plan Thursday to start investigating the fate of 85 U . S . servicemen unaccounted for from the Vietnam War . American and Vietnamese specialists Specialists in which fields? 3 7 -1445 1 Joint teams of American and Vietnamese specialists plan Thursday to start investigating the fate of 85 U . S . servicemen unaccounted for from the Vietnam War . specialists What type of specialists? 6 7 -1445 1 Joint teams of American and Vietnamese specialists plan Thursday to start investigating the fate of 85 U . S . servicemen unaccounted for from the Vietnam War . servicemen How long has the men been unaccounted for? 20 21 -1445 1 Joint teams of American and Vietnamese specialists plan Thursday to start investigating the fate of 85 U . S . servicemen unaccounted for from the Vietnam War . the fate of 85 U . S . servicemen Why are the investigating only 85 12 21 -1445 2 A survivor of the bloody 1968 battle at Lang Vei Special Forces camps in central Quang Tri province will help dig for the remains of five of his missing comrades , said Air Force Major Randall Garrett , operations officer for the U . S . MIA office in Hanoi . will help dig for the remains Who will be helping dig for the remains? 18 24 -1445 2 A survivor of the bloody 1968 battle at Lang Vei Special Forces camps in central Quang Tri province will help dig for the remains of five of his missing comrades , said Air Force Major Randall Garrett , operations officer for the U . S . MIA office in Hanoi . bloody What was the number of deaths at this battle? 4 5 -1445 2 A survivor of the bloody 1968 battle at Lang Vei Special Forces camps in central Quang Tri province will help dig for the remains of five of his missing comrades , said Air Force Major Randall Garrett , operations officer for the U . S . MIA office in Hanoi . will help dig for the remains Why is he helping? 18 24 -1445 3 Frank C . Willoughby , a retired major in the Army ' s Special Forces - - known as the Green Berets , will return to Lang Vei , where North Vietnamese tanks and infantry overran a base of camps on Feb . 7 , 1968 , during the Tet Offensive . known as the Green Berets , Where were they known as he Green Berets? 17 23 -1445 4 His participation is unusual , but not unheard of . The search for remains of the 2 , 211 U . S . servicemen unaccounted for from the war rarely requires help from survivors of a specific battle , Garrett said . His participation is unusual , What makes his participation unusual? 0 5 -1445 4 His participation is unusual , but not unheard of . The search for remains of the 2 , 211 U . S . servicemen unaccounted for from the war rarely requires help from survivors of a specific battle , Garrett said . rarely requires help from survivors Why is the help of survivors rarely required? 29 34 -1445 4 His participation is unusual , but not unheard of . The search for remains of the 2 , 211 U . S . servicemen unaccounted for from the war rarely requires help from survivors of a specific battle , Garrett said . participation Why is Frank prticipating in the hunt? 1 2 -1445 4 His participation is unusual , but not unheard of . The search for remains of the 2 , 211 U . S . servicemen unaccounted for from the war rarely requires help from survivors of a specific battle , Garrett said . His participation is unusual , Why is it unusual? 0 5 -1445 5 Willoughby is expected to help outline battlefield positions and trace the course of battle to find out where men might have fallen or been buried . battlefield How are they going to outline the battlefield positions? 6 7 -1446 1 Crane Co . said it holds an 8 . 9 % stake in Milton Roy Corp . , an analytical - instruments maker , and may seek control of the company . may seek control of the company . Why might Crane Co. seek control of this company? 25 32 -1446 1 Crane Co . said it holds an 8 . 9 % stake in Milton Roy Corp . , an analytical - instruments maker , and may seek control of the company . Crane What industry is Crane Co. in? 0 1 -1446 1 Crane Co . said it holds an 8 . 9 % stake in Milton Roy Corp . , an analytical - instruments maker , and may seek control of the company . may seek control Why is Crane Co. considering seeking control of Milton Roy Corp.? 25 28 -1446 2 Crane , a maker of engineered products for aerospace , construction , defense and other uses , made the disclosure in a Securities and Exchange Commission filing . made the disclosure What were the details of the disclosure? 17 20 -1446 5 Crane holds 504 , 200 Milton Roy shares , including 254 , 200 bought from Sept . 14 to Thursday for $ 15 . 50 to $ 16 . 75 each . 504 , 200 Milton Roy shares , How many shares does Milton Roy have altogether? 2 9 -1447 1 Unisys Corp . ' s announcement Friday of a $ 648 . 2 million loss for the third quarter showed that the company is moving even faster than expected to take write - offs on its various problems and prepare for a turnaround next year . turnaround How are they planning a turnaround with such high losses? 42 43 -1447 1 Unisys Corp . ' s announcement Friday of a $ 648 . 2 million loss for the third quarter showed that the company is moving even faster than expected to take write - offs on its various problems and prepare for a turnaround next year . write - offs Explain the types of write offs? 31 34 -1447 2 At the same time , the sheer size of the loss , coupled with a slowing of orders , made some securities analysts wonder just how strong that turnaround will be at the computer maker and defense - electronics concern . slowing of orders , Why is there a slowing of orders? 15 19 -1447 3 " Unisys is getting clobbered . clobbered How is a company being cobbered? 4 5 -1447 4 Just clobbered , " said Ulric Weil , an analyst at Weil & Associates who had once been high on the company . " The quarter was terrible , and the future looks anything but encouraging . " the future looks anything but encouraging Why is there such a negative outlook? 30 36 -1447 4 Just clobbered , " said Ulric Weil , an analyst at Weil & Associates who had once been high on the company . " The quarter was terrible , and the future looks anything but encouraging . " anything but encouraging Why is their outlook so discouraging? 33 36 -1447 5 Unisys , whose revenue inched up 3 . 7 % in the quarter to $ 2 . 35 billion from $ 2 . 27 billion in the year - earlier quarter , had an operating loss of about $ 30 million . up If their revenue was up why were there such huge losses? 5 6 -1447 5 Unisys , whose revenue inched up 3 . 7 % in the quarter to $ 2 . 35 billion from $ 2 . 27 billion in the year - earlier quarter , had an operating loss of about $ 30 million . loss loss on what (specific) 35 36 -1448 1 A two - day meeting of representatives of Cocom , the 17 - nation group that oversees exports of sensitive goods to communist countries , didn ' t take any substantive decisions on trimming the list of items under controls . exports of sensitive goods What types of sensitive goods are overseen by this group? 17 21 -1448 1 A two - day meeting of representatives of Cocom , the 17 - nation group that oversees exports of sensitive goods to communist countries , didn ' t take any substantive decisions on trimming the list of items under controls . list of items under controls What are these items under control? 35 40 -1448 1 A two - day meeting of representatives of Cocom , the 17 - nation group that oversees exports of sensitive goods to communist countries , didn ' t take any substantive decisions on trimming the list of items under controls . trimming the Why would these items need to be trimmed? 33 35 -1448 1 A two - day meeting of representatives of Cocom , the 17 - nation group that oversees exports of sensitive goods to communist countries , didn ' t take any substantive decisions on trimming the list of items under controls . list of items What items are under control? 35 38 -1448 1 A two - day meeting of representatives of Cocom , the 17 - nation group that oversees exports of sensitive goods to communist countries , didn ' t take any substantive decisions on trimming the list of items under controls . decisions why did they have to make the decision to trim the list? 31 32 -1448 2 Nor did it ease restrictions on exports to Poland and Hungary , according to U . S . officials who attended the talks . restrictions on exports What types of restrictions had been implemented against Poland and Hungary? 4 7 -1448 2 Nor did it ease restrictions on exports to Poland and Hungary , according to U . S . officials who attended the talks . ease restrictions on exports Why are there restrictions? What types of restrictions are there? 3 7 -1448 2 Nor did it ease restrictions on exports to Poland and Hungary , according to U . S . officials who attended the talks . Poland and Hungary , Why do Poland and Hungary also have restrictions? 8 12 -1448 2 Nor did it ease restrictions on exports to Poland and Hungary , according to U . S . officials who attended the talks . ease restrictions What type of export restriction is needed to be lessen? 3 5 -1448 2 Nor did it ease restrictions on exports to Poland and Hungary , according to U . S . officials who attended the talks . Poland and Hungary Why was it necessary to ease export restrictions to Poland and Hungary? 8 11 -1448 3 The U . S . had been under pressure from several Cocom members , especially France , West Germany and Italy , to ease restrictions on some types of machine tools , which those countries argued were now widely available to East Bloc countries from non - Cocom members . from non - Cocom members How had these implements become available from other nations? 44 49 -1448 3 The U . S . had been under pressure from several Cocom members , especially France , West Germany and Italy , to ease restrictions on some types of machine tools , which those countries argued were now widely available to East Bloc countries from non - Cocom members . machine tools , Why are machining tools under restriction? 29 32 -1448 3 The U . S . had been under pressure from several Cocom members , especially France , West Germany and Italy , to ease restrictions on some types of machine tools , which those countries argued were now widely available to East Bloc countries from non - Cocom members . U . S . had been under pressure Why is the U.S. being pressured from these Cocom members? 1 9 -1448 4 For several years some European countries have complained that outdated Cocom lists and restrictions served more to hamper their trade than to add to Western security . outdated Cocom lists Why were the lists outdated? 9 12 -1448 4 For several years some European countries have complained that outdated Cocom lists and restrictions served more to hamper their trade than to add to Western security . outdated Cocom lists What is outdated about these lists? 9 12 -1448 4 For several years some European countries have complained that outdated Cocom lists and restrictions served more to hamper their trade than to add to Western security . hamper their trade How do these restrictions hamper trade? 17 20 -1448 4 For several years some European countries have complained that outdated Cocom lists and restrictions served more to hamper their trade than to add to Western security . Western security How had the list been explained to help \"add to Western security\"? 24 26 -1448 5 Some countries also have been pressing for special treatment for Hungary and Poland as they move toward more democratic rule , just as special treatment had been agreed on for China . Some countries also have been pressing Which countries had looked for better treatment for these two nations? 0 6 -1448 5 Some countries also have been pressing for special treatment for Hungary and Poland as they move toward more democratic rule , just as special treatment had been agreed on for China . special treatment What kind of special treatment is wanted? 7 9 -1448 5 Some countries also have been pressing for special treatment for Hungary and Poland as they move toward more democratic rule , just as special treatment had been agreed on for China . as special treatment had been agreed on for China What special treatment did China receive? 22 31 -1448 5 Some countries also have been pressing for special treatment for Hungary and Poland as they move toward more democratic rule , just as special treatment had been agreed on for China . Hungary and Poland What have they done to qualify for special treatment? 10 13 -1449 1 In the second step of a reorganization that began earlier this year , Boeing Co . said it will create a Defense and Space Group to consolidate several divisions . consolidate several divisions Which divisions will be consolidated? 26 29 -1449 1 In the second step of a reorganization that began earlier this year , Boeing Co . said it will create a Defense and Space Group to consolidate several divisions . reorganization Why do Boeing Co. need reorganization? 6 7 -1449 2 Meanwhile , Boeing officials and representatives of the Machinists union met separately last night with a federal mediator in an attempt to break the month - old strike that has shut the aerospace giant ' s assembly lines at a time when it has an $ 80 billion backlog of jetliner orders . break the month - old strike What led to the union going on strike? 22 28 -1449 2 Meanwhile , Boeing officials and representatives of the Machinists union met separately last night with a federal mediator in an attempt to break the month - old strike that has shut the aerospace giant ' s assembly lines at a time when it has an $ 80 billion backlog of jetliner orders . federal mediator Why do they need a federal mediator to met the Machinist union? 16 18 -1449 2 Meanwhile , Boeing officials and representatives of the Machinists union met separately last night with a federal mediator in an attempt to break the month - old strike that has shut the aerospace giant ' s assembly lines at a time when it has an $ 80 billion backlog of jetliner orders . Machinists union How did the Machinist union shut the aerospace giant's assembly lines? 8 10 -1449 4 Machinists already have rejected a package that would provide a 10 % pay raise plus bonuses over the three - year life of the contract . 10 % pay raise plus bonuses What were the machinists looking for in their compensation packages? 10 16 -1449 4 Machinists already have rejected a package that would provide a 10 % pay raise plus bonuses over the three - year life of the contract . rejected a package Why did the machinist rejected a package? 3 6 -1449 4 Machinists already have rejected a package that would provide a 10 % pay raise plus bonuses over the three - year life of the contract . Machinists What 'machinists'? 0 1 -1449 5 Boeing has said repeatedly it won ' t expand its offer and the machinists have responded that the offer isn ' t good enough . won ' t expand its offer Why can't Boeing expand its offer? 5 11 -1450 1 Home taping of pre - recorded music cuts into record industry revenues , but banning home taping would hurt consumers even more . hurt What are some pros and cons for home taping? 18 19 -1450 1 Home taping of pre - recorded music cuts into record industry revenues , but banning home taping would hurt consumers even more . banning home taping How would this take place? 14 17 -1450 1 Home taping of pre - recorded music cuts into record industry revenues , but banning home taping would hurt consumers even more . would hurt consumers even more How would the ban on home taping hurt consumers? 17 22 -1450 2 That ' s the conclusion of an independent report prepared by the Office of Technology Assessment at the request of the House and Senate judiciary committees . report What was the objective of this report? 8 9 -1450 2 That ' s the conclusion of an independent report prepared by the Office of Technology Assessment at the request of the House and Senate judiciary committees . That ' s the conclusion of an independent report Why was the report put together? 0 9 -1450 4 The report says the availability of such advanced analog recording equipment as cassette recorders doesn ' t seem to increase the quantity of home copying . increase What did they observe to come up with this conclusion? 19 20 -1450 5 That finding , the report says , casts doubt on the record industry ' s contention that the new generation of digital recording equipment will inevitably lead to wholesale abuse of copyrighted material by home tapers . new generation of digital recording equipment What was their evidence that this was taking place on a large-scale at the time? 18 24 -1450 5 That finding , the report says , casts doubt on the record industry ' s contention that the new generation of digital recording equipment will inevitably lead to wholesale abuse of copyrighted material by home tapers . new generation of digital recording equipment What is the new equipment being used for? 18 24 -1451 1 The rationale for responding to your customers ' needs faster than the competition can is clear : Your company will benefit in terms of market share , customer satisfaction and profitability . customers ' What type of customers does the reader have? 6 8 -1451 2 In fact , managers today are probably more aware of speed as a competitive variable than ever before . variable What other variables are there? 14 15 -1451 2 In fact , managers today are probably more aware of speed as a competitive variable than ever before . competitive variable What are some other important competitive variables? 13 15 -1451 3 However , for many , managing speed does not come naturally . managing speed does not come naturally What does it usually take to be able to manage customer needs quickly? 5 11 -1451 3 However , for many , managing speed does not come naturally . speed What are some ways to increase managing speed? 6 7 -1451 3 However , for many , managing speed does not come naturally . managing speed Are there challenges other than speeding up? 5 7 -1451 4 " Most of us grew up believing in the axioms ` Haste makes waste ' and ` Don ' t cut corners , ' ideas that seem to run counter to the concept of managing speed , " says Dean Cassell , vice president for product integrity at Grumman Corp . " But in the real world , you learn that speed and quality are not a trade - off . speed and quality are not a trade - off . How can it be shown that these two concepts are not mutually exclusive? 61 71 -1451 4 " Most of us grew up believing in the axioms ` Haste makes waste ' and ` Don ' t cut corners , ' ideas that seem to run counter to the concept of managing speed , " says Dean Cassell , vice president for product integrity at Grumman Corp . " But in the real world , you learn that speed and quality are not a trade - off . trade - off What are some ways to balance speed and quality? 67 70 -1451 4 " Most of us grew up believing in the axioms ` Haste makes waste ' and ` Don ' t cut corners , ' ideas that seem to run counter to the concept of managing speed , " says Dean Cassell , vice president for product integrity at Grumman Corp . " But in the real world , you learn that speed and quality are not a trade - off . speed and quality are not a trade - off How can you increase speed while maintaining quality? 61 70 -1451 5 Speed is a component of quality - - one of the things we must deliver to satisfy customers . " one of the things we must deliver Why must speed be seen as a factor in quality production? 8 15 -1451 5 Speed is a component of quality - - one of the things we must deliver to satisfy customers . " component How do you weigh speed against other components when it poses a conflict? 3 4 -1452 1 When Westinghouse Electric Corp . shuttered its massive steam turbine plant in Lester , Pa . , three years ago , it seemed like the company had pulled the plug on its century - old power generation business . shuttered its massive steam turbine plant Why was the plant being shut down? 5 11 -1452 1 When Westinghouse Electric Corp . shuttered its massive steam turbine plant in Lester , Pa . , three years ago , it seemed like the company had pulled the plug on its century - old power generation business . shuttered Why did Westinghouse Electric Corp. shutter? 5 6 -1452 1 When Westinghouse Electric Corp . shuttered its massive steam turbine plant in Lester , Pa . , three years ago , it seemed like the company had pulled the plug on its century - old power generation business . shuttered its massive steam turbine plant Why did they close? 5 11 -1452 1 When Westinghouse Electric Corp . shuttered its massive steam turbine plant in Lester , Pa . , three years ago , it seemed like the company had pulled the plug on its century - old power generation business . turbine How much power is a steam turbine plant capable of generating? 9 10 -1452 2 But now Westinghouse is enjoying a resurgence in demand for both steam and combustion turbines and may even join the growing legion of independent electric producers . resurgence in demand for both What is driving the increase in demand? 6 11 -1452 2 But now Westinghouse is enjoying a resurgence in demand for both steam and combustion turbines and may even join the growing legion of independent electric producers . resurgence in demand What is the reason for resurgence in demand? 6 9 -1452 2 But now Westinghouse is enjoying a resurgence in demand for both steam and combustion turbines and may even join the growing legion of independent electric producers . growing legion of independent electric producers Who are the growing legion of independent electric producers? 20 26 -1452 2 But now Westinghouse is enjoying a resurgence in demand for both steam and combustion turbines and may even join the growing legion of independent electric producers . resurgence What is causing the resurgence in demand? 6 7 -1452 3 And with its new venture with Japan ' s Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd . , announced last week , it is poised to penetrate growing markets overseas . new venture What is the new venture? 3 5 -1452 3 And with its new venture with Japan ' s Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd . , announced last week , it is poised to penetrate growing markets overseas . markets What markets are expected to use steam and combustion turbines? 25 26 -1452 4 For the first time since the mid - 1970s , Westinghouse this year has seen a significant increase in orders for power plants . significant increase in orders Why is there a significant increase in orders? 16 20 -1452 4 For the first time since the mid - 1970s , Westinghouse this year has seen a significant increase in orders for power plants . mid - 1970s , What were steam and combustion turbines used for back in the mid-1970s? 6 10 -1452 5 Most are from independent producers instead of regulated utilities , and Westinghouse believes it will ride a wave of demand stretching over the next six years . Most are from independent producers Who would be the type of producers to want to use these turbines? 0 5 -1452 5 Most are from independent producers instead of regulated utilities , and Westinghouse believes it will ride a wave of demand stretching over the next six years . wave of demand stretching over the next six years Why does Westinghouse believe that there will be wave of demand stretching over the next six years? 17 26 -1452 5 Most are from independent producers instead of regulated utilities , and Westinghouse believes it will ride a wave of demand stretching over the next six years . believes Did Westinghouse's beliefs about demand come into fruition? 12 13 -1453 1 Out of the mouths of revolutionaries are coming words of moderation . revolutionaries are coming words of moderation Who are the revolutionaries and what are they saying? 5 11 -1453 1 Out of the mouths of revolutionaries are coming words of moderation . words Why are they saying words of moderation? 8 9 -1453 2 Here , at a soccer stadium near the black township of Soweto yesterday , were eight leaders of the African National Congress , seven of whom had spent most of their adult lives in prison for sabotage and conspiracy to overthrow the government . most of their adult lives in prison Exactly how long did they spend in prison? 28 35 -1453 2 Here , at a soccer stadium near the black township of Soweto yesterday , were eight leaders of the African National Congress , seven of whom had spent most of their adult lives in prison for sabotage and conspiracy to overthrow the government . leaders Why are they congregating at a soccer stadium? 16 17 -1453 3 Here were more than 70 , 000 ANC supporters , gathering for the first ANC rally inside South Africa since the black liberation movement was banned in 1960 . was banned in 1960 Why was it banned? 24 28 -1453 3 Here were more than 70 , 000 ANC supporters , gathering for the first ANC rally inside South Africa since the black liberation movement was banned in 1960 . ANC What is the ANC? 7 8 -1453 3 Here were more than 70 , 000 ANC supporters , gathering for the first ANC rally inside South Africa since the black liberation movement was banned in 1960 . ANC What does ANC stand for? 7 8 -1453 4 Here was the state security appartus poised to pounce on any words or acts of provocation , let alone revolution . provocation , let alone revolution Why is there so much tension in this state right now? 15 20 -1453 4 Here was the state security appartus poised to pounce on any words or acts of provocation , let alone revolution . security Is violence expected at this event? 4 5 -1453 5 But the words that boomed over the loudspeakers bore messages of peace , unity , negotiation and discipline . " We stand for peace today and we will stand for peace tomorrow , " said Walter Sisulu , the ANC ' s former secretary general who , along with five of his colleagues , served 26 years in prison before being released two weeks ago . served 26 years in prison Why did he serve 26 years in prison? 54 59 -1453 5 But the words that boomed over the loudspeakers bore messages of peace , unity , negotiation and discipline . " We stand for peace today and we will stand for peace tomorrow , " said Walter Sisulu , the ANC ' s former secretary general who , along with five of his colleagues , served 26 years in prison before being released two weeks ago . years Why were they in prison and why were they released? 56 57 -1453 5 But the words that boomed over the loudspeakers bore messages of peace , unity , negotiation and discipline . " We stand for peace today and we will stand for peace tomorrow , " said Walter Sisulu , the ANC ' s former secretary general who , along with five of his colleagues , served 26 years in prison before being released two weeks ago . released Why were they released after 26 years? 61 62 -1454 1 Aetna Life & Casualty Co . ' s third - quarter net income fell 22 % to $ 182 . 6 million , or $ 1 . 63 a share , reflecting the damages from Hurricane Hugo and lower results for some of the company ' s major divisions . lower results Were claims from certain areas higher than others? 38 40 -1454 2 Catastrophe losses reduced Aetna ' s net income by $ 50 million , including $ 36 million from Hugo . Hugo How did their lost the other 14 million of their net income? 18 19 -1454 2 Catastrophe losses reduced Aetna ' s net income by $ 50 million , including $ 36 million from Hugo . $ 50 million , How will these huge losses affect their ability to opperate? 9 13 -1454 3 Last year catastrophe losses totaled $ 5 million , when net was $ 235 . 5 million , or $ 2 . 07 a share . catastrophe losses totaled $ 5 million , What sort of catastrophes were there in the prior year? 2 9 -1454 3 Last year catastrophe losses totaled $ 5 million , when net was $ 235 . 5 million , or $ 2 . 07 a share . catastrophe losses What defines a catastrophe loss? 2 4 -1454 4 The year - earlier results have been restated to reflect an accounting change . reflect an accounting change Why was there an accounting change? 9 13 -1454 4 The year - earlier results have been restated to reflect an accounting change . accounting What are the details of the accounting change? 11 12 -1454 4 The year - earlier results have been restated to reflect an accounting change . accounting change What exactly was the accounting change? 11 13 -1454 5 The insurer has started processing claims from the Northern California earthquake nearly two weeks ago . ago Which regions does Aetna Life & Casualty have business in? 14 15 -1455 1 RJR Nabisco Inc . said it agreed to sell its Baby Ruth , Butterfinger and Pearson candy businesses to Nestle S . A . ' s Nestle Foods unit for $ 370 million . sell its Baby Ruth , Butterfinger and Pearson Why were these looking to be sold? 8 16 -1455 2 The sale , at a higher price than some analysts had expected , helps the food and tobacco giant raise funds to pay debt and boosts Nestle ' s 7 % share of the U . S . candy market to about 12 % . raise funds to pay debt What was the cause of the debt? 19 24 -1455 4 The Nestle acquisition includes a candy plant in Franklin Park , Ill . , which employs about 800 workers . 800 workers Do they plan any layoffs? 17 19 -1455 5 The sale , which had been expected , is part of KKR ' s program to pay down $ 5 billion of a $ 6 billion bridge loan by February . $ 6 billion bridge loan What 'bridge loan'? 23 28 -1456 1 R . H . Macy & Co . , the closely held department store chain , said in a financial filing Friday that its sales for the fiscal fourth quarter ended July 29 were up 10 % to $ 1 . 59 billion against $ 1 . 44 billion a year earlier . Friday Which Friday was this in the month? 21 22 -1456 1 R . H . Macy & Co . , the closely held department store chain , said in a financial filing Friday that its sales for the fiscal fourth quarter ended July 29 were up 10 % to $ 1 . 59 billion against $ 1 . 44 billion a year earlier . sales What triggered better sales? 24 25 -1456 1 R . H . Macy & Co . , the closely held department store chain , said in a financial filing Friday that its sales for the fiscal fourth quarter ended July 29 were up 10 % to $ 1 . 59 billion against $ 1 . 44 billion a year earlier . were up 10 % to $ 1 . 59 billion Why were sales up? 33 43 -1456 2 Comparable store sales for the quarter were up 7 . 3 % . up Up from what month/quarter? 7 8 -1456 3 The net loss for the quarter was $ 43 . 1 million against a year - earlier loss of $ 106 million . year - earlier What factors contributed to the chain's better performance? 14 17 -1456 3 The net loss for the quarter was $ 43 . 1 million against a year - earlier loss of $ 106 million . The net loss for the quarter Why was there still a net loss? 0 6 -1456 4 The loss in the fourth quarter of 1988 reflected in part expenses for an unsuccessful bid for Federated Department Stores Inc . , as well as the restructuring of some of its department store operations . unsuccessful What made the bid unsuccessful? 14 15 -1456 4 The loss in the fourth quarter of 1988 reflected in part expenses for an unsuccessful bid for Federated Department Stores Inc . , as well as the restructuring of some of its department store operations . restructuring How did the restructuring go? 27 28 -1456 4 The loss in the fourth quarter of 1988 reflected in part expenses for an unsuccessful bid for Federated Department Stores Inc . , as well as the restructuring of some of its department store operations . unsuccessful bid for Federated Department Stores Why was the bid unsuccessful? 14 20 -1457 1 The world had a big yuk recently when the Soviets reported a rash of UFO landings , one of them bringing tall aliens who glowed in the dark to Voronezh . landings , How were they reportedly Sighted? 15 17 -1457 1 The world had a big yuk recently when the Soviets reported a rash of UFO landings , one of them bringing tall aliens who glowed in the dark to Voronezh . reported a rash of UFO landings , Why did the USSR report this sort of event? 10 17 -1457 1 The world had a big yuk recently when the Soviets reported a rash of UFO landings , one of them bringing tall aliens who glowed in the dark to Voronezh . reported Who did the Soviets report these UFO landings to? 10 11 -1457 1 The world had a big yuk recently when the Soviets reported a rash of UFO landings , one of them bringing tall aliens who glowed in the dark to Voronezh . aliens Who saw these aliens and what did they see? 22 23 -1457 2 It is the opinion of Timothy Good , author of " Above Top Secret : The World UFO Cover - Up " ( Quill / William Morrow , 592 pages , $ 12 . 95 ) , that the world laughs too fast . that the world laughs too fast . What is his evidence? 37 44 -1457 2 It is the opinion of Timothy Good , author of " Above Top Secret : The World UFO Cover - Up " ( Quill / William Morrow , 592 pages , $ 12 . 95 ) , that the world laughs too fast . Cover - Up " Why would it be necessary for world leaders to cover up the existence of UFOs and aliens? 18 22 -1457 3 Here is a bible for UFO watchers , complete with pictures of people who say they ' ve had personal relationships with aliens . personal How do the relationships pan out? 19 20 -1457 3 Here is a bible for UFO watchers , complete with pictures of people who say they ' ve had personal relationships with aliens . they ' ve had personal relationships with aliens What is their identifiable evidence? 15 23 -1457 3 Here is a bible for UFO watchers , complete with pictures of people who say they ' ve had personal relationships with aliens . watchers , What evidence do people who believe in UFOs point to to support their beliefs? 6 8 -1457 4 One photo shows a woman sporting a scar she says was made by a laser beam ( a low - caliber weapon , from the looks of the wound ) . she says was made by a laser beam Why does she claim it was a laser? 8 16 -1457 4 One photo shows a woman sporting a scar she says was made by a laser beam ( a low - caliber weapon , from the looks of the wound ) . laser Can a laser cause this type of injury or scar? 14 15 -1457 5 So far anyway , our alien visitors seem more intent on brightening our skies than pulverizing us . brightening How are the skies brightened? 11 12 -1457 5 So far anyway , our alien visitors seem more intent on brightening our skies than pulverizing us . brightening How do aliens brighten our skies? 11 12 -1458 1 Upset over the use of what it says are its exclusive trademarks , Hells Angels Motorcycle Corp . is fighting back - - in court . use of what it says are its exclusive trademarks , Who would be using its trademarks? 3 13 -1458 1 Upset over the use of what it says are its exclusive trademarks , Hells Angels Motorcycle Corp . is fighting back - - in court . exclusive trademarks What trademarks do the Hells Angels Motorcycle Corp believe are theirs exclusively? 10 12 -1458 1 Upset over the use of what it says are its exclusive trademarks , Hells Angels Motorcycle Corp . is fighting back - - in court . use How are they being used? 3 4 -1458 2 Concord New Horizons Corp . , creators of a 1988 movie called Nam Angels , used the gang ' s name and trademarks without authorization , the not - for - profit corporation says in a complaint filed in federal court . gang ' s name and trademarks without authorization , How did they use the gang's name without getting approval? 17 26 -1458 2 Concord New Horizons Corp . , creators of a 1988 movie called Nam Angels , used the gang ' s name and trademarks without authorization , the not - for - profit corporation says in a complaint filed in federal court . without authorization , Had Concord New Horizons Corp. requested authorization and subsequently denied? 23 26 -1458 3 Nam Angels depicts a group of the cycle gang ' s members on a mercenary mission to Viet Nam during the war years . mercenary mission to Viet Nam What did the mission entail? 14 19 -1458 3 Nam Angels depicts a group of the cycle gang ' s members on a mercenary mission to Viet Nam during the war years . mercenary mission Had any members of the Hell's Angels actually engage in a mercenary mission during the Vietnam War? 14 16 -1458 4 In addition to being broadcast on cable television , the movie also is being distributed on videocassettes , the suit alleges in seeking unspecified damages . unspecified Are there preestablished limits to the damages the motorcycle club can claim? 23 24 -1458 5 Also named in the suit is Media Home Entertainment Inc . of Culver City , Calif . , its parent , Heron Communications Inc . , and Broadstar Television of Los Angeles , holders of the copyright on the movie . holders of the copyright on the movie Are there any other individuals or groups named in the lawsuit being brought by the Hell's Angels? 33 40 -1459 1 Dow Jones & Co . extended its tender offer of $ 18 a share , or about $ 576 million , for the 33 % of Telerate Inc . that it doesn ' t already own until 5 p . m . EST , Nov . 6 . extended What triggered this decision? 5 6 -1459 1 Dow Jones & Co . extended its tender offer of $ 18 a share , or about $ 576 million , for the 33 % of Telerate Inc . that it doesn ' t already own until 5 p . m . EST , Nov . 6 . extended its tender offer of $ 18 a share , Why did Dow Jones & Co. extended its tender offer of $18 a share? 5 15 -1459 2 The offer , which Telerate ' s two independent directors have rejected as inadequate , previously had been scheduled to expire at midnight Friday . rejected as inadequate , By what degree is this offer inadequate? 11 15 -1459 2 The offer , which Telerate ' s two independent directors have rejected as inadequate , previously had been scheduled to expire at midnight Friday . inadequate , Why is this offer inadequate? 13 15 -1459 2 The offer , which Telerate ' s two independent directors have rejected as inadequate , previously had been scheduled to expire at midnight Friday . rejected as inadequate , Why did two independent directors of Telerate rejected the offer as inadequate? 11 15 -1459 3 Dow Jones said it extended the offer to allow shareholders time to review a supplement to the Dow Jones tender offer circular that it mailed last Friday . supplement What did this supplement change about the original offer? 14 15 -1459 4 The supplement contains various information that has been filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission since Dow Jones launched the offer on Sept . 26 , but it doesn ' t change the terms and conditions of the offer except to extend its expiration date . doesn ' t change the terms and conditions Why didn't it change the terms and conditions? 28 36 -1459 5 In Delaware Chancery Court litigation , Telerate has criticized Dow Jones for not disclosing that Telerate ' s management expects the company ' s revenue to increase by 20 % annually , while Dow Jones based its projections of Telerate ' s performance on a 12 % revenue growth forecast . increase by 20 % annually , Why was the growth forecast so much different than that expected by Dow Jones? 26 32 -1459 5 In Delaware Chancery Court litigation , Telerate has criticized Dow Jones for not disclosing that Telerate ' s management expects the company ' s revenue to increase by 20 % annually , while Dow Jones based its projections of Telerate ' s performance on a 12 % revenue growth forecast . 12 % How did this discrepancy happen? 45 47 -1459 5 In Delaware Chancery Court litigation , Telerate has criticized Dow Jones for not disclosing that Telerate ' s management expects the company ' s revenue to increase by 20 % annually , while Dow Jones based its projections of Telerate ' s performance on a 12 % revenue growth forecast . based its projections Why did Dow Jones based it's projections of Telerate's performance on a 12% revenue growth forecast? 35 38 -1460 1 After days of intense but fruitless negotiations , a federal judge last week threatened to convert William Herbert Hunt ' s Chapter 11 personal bankruptcy case into a Chapter 7 liquidation . intense but fruitless negotiations , Why were the negotiations fruitless? 3 8 -1460 1 After days of intense but fruitless negotiations , a federal judge last week threatened to convert William Herbert Hunt ' s Chapter 11 personal bankruptcy case into a Chapter 7 liquidation . Chapter 11 personal bankruptcy What is the criteria for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and who qualifies? 21 25 -1460 1 After days of intense but fruitless negotiations , a federal judge last week threatened to convert William Herbert Hunt ' s Chapter 11 personal bankruptcy case into a Chapter 7 liquidation . Chapter 7 liquidation What is the criteria for Chapter 7 liquidation and why is it more severe than Chapter 11? 28 31 -1460 1 After days of intense but fruitless negotiations , a federal judge last week threatened to convert William Herbert Hunt ' s Chapter 11 personal bankruptcy case into a Chapter 7 liquidation . William Herbert Who is William Herbert 16 18 -1460 1 After days of intense but fruitless negotiations , a federal judge last week threatened to convert William Herbert Hunt ' s Chapter 11 personal bankruptcy case into a Chapter 7 liquidation . liquidation Why would this be done? 30 31 -1460 2 Judge Harold C . Abramson raised the possibility after talks to end a feud between two major creditors failed and all three reorganization plans in the case ran into roadblocks . the case ran into roadblocks What sort of sticking points came up during these negotiations? 25 30 -1460 2 Judge Harold C . Abramson raised the possibility after talks to end a feud between two major creditors failed and all three reorganization plans in the case ran into roadblocks . three reorganization plans Why would the creditors have to reorganize their structure? 21 24 -1460 3 If the case is converted to Chapter 7 , what remains of the oil tycoon ' s once - vast estate - - now believed to have a value of less than $ 125 million - - would be sold off quickly with most of the proceeds going to the Internal Revenue Service , whose claim for $ 300 million in back taxes has priority in the case . value of less than $ 125 million Okay but he isnt bankrupt then 28 35 -1460 3 If the case is converted to Chapter 7 , what remains of the oil tycoon ' s once - vast estate - - now believed to have a value of less than $ 125 million - - would be sold off quickly with most of the proceeds going to the Internal Revenue Service , whose claim for $ 300 million in back taxes has priority in the case . back taxes What is the criteria for back taxes for large corporations? 61 63 -1460 4 Hundreds of smaller creditors could get nothing , according to attorneys involved . smaller creditors could get nothing , Why would the smaller creditors be left out? 2 8 -1460 4 Hundreds of smaller creditors could get nothing , according to attorneys involved . smaller creditors How were smaller creditors impacted by this case? 2 4 -1460 4 Hundreds of smaller creditors could get nothing , according to attorneys involved . smaller creditors Why is his fortune so small now? 2 4 -1460 5 While admitting such a move would be " devastating " to most creditors , Judge Abramson told a courtroom filled with nearly two dozen attorneys that he was concerned about the toll mounting legal bills will take on Mr . Hunt ' s shrinking estate and about the fact that , following voting by creditors , none of the reorganization plans appeared to be viable in their present form . bills will take on Mr . Hunt ' s shrinking estate Why was the estate constantly shrinking? 34 45 -1461 1 Two rival bidders for Connaught BioSciences extended their offers to acquire the Toronto - based vaccine manufacturer Friday . extended their offers Who won with what offer? 6 9 -1461 2 Institut Merieux S . A . , which offered 942 million Canadian dollars ( US $ 801 . 2 million ) , or C $ 37 a share for Connaught , said it would extend its bid , due to expire last Thursday , to Nov . 6 . offered 942 million Canadian dollars How did they get that kind of money? 8 13 -1461 4 It had been due to expire Friday evening . Friday evening what date was friday evening? 6 8 -1462 1 Arthur Price abruptly quit as president and chief executive officer of MTM Entertainment Inc . , a Los Angeles production company that has fallen on hard times . abruptly quit Why did Price abruptly quit? 2 4 -1462 1 Arthur Price abruptly quit as president and chief executive officer of MTM Entertainment Inc . , a Los Angeles production company that has fallen on hard times . MTM what does this stand for? 11 12 -1462 1 Arthur Price abruptly quit as president and chief executive officer of MTM Entertainment Inc . , a Los Angeles production company that has fallen on hard times . fallen on hard times what had happened? 23 27 -1462 1 Arthur Price abruptly quit as president and chief executive officer of MTM Entertainment Inc . , a Los Angeles production company that has fallen on hard times . Arthur Price abruptly quit as president What was the reason for his sudden departure? 0 6 -1462 2 Mr . Price , 61 years old , also stepped down from the board of TVS Entertainment PLC , the British TV company that last year bought MTM , producer of such TV programs as " Hill Street Blues " and " The Mary Tyler Moore Show . " " Hill Street Blues " what are these shows about and how are they relevant to the topic? 35 40 -1462 4 James Gatward , TVS ' s chief executive , said in a statement that he will " assume overall responsibility " for MTM ' s operations until a successor is named . until a successor is named When will that be? 26 31 -1462 4 James Gatward , TVS ' s chief executive , said in a statement that he will " assume overall responsibility " for MTM ' s operations until a successor is named . " assume overall responsibility " what do these responsibilities include? 16 21 -1462 4 James Gatward , TVS ' s chief executive , said in a statement that he will " assume overall responsibility " for MTM ' s operations until a successor is named . successor who will take over ? 28 29 -1462 5 Industry analysts speculated that Mr . Price ' s sudden departure may have stemmed from conflicts with Mr . Gatward . conflicts What was the nature of the conflict? 15 16 -1462 5 Industry analysts speculated that Mr . Price ' s sudden departure may have stemmed from conflicts with Mr . Gatward . conflicts what are the conflicts? why would it make him leave ? 15 16 -1462 5 Industry analysts speculated that Mr . Price ' s sudden departure may have stemmed from conflicts with Mr . Gatward . stemmed from conflicts with Mr . Gatward . What types of conflicts were being experienced between the two company heads? 13 21 -1463 1 TransCanada PipeLines Ltd . said it plans to shift its headquarters to Calgary , Alberta , from Toronto next year to cut costs and be closer to the upstream natural - gas industry . to cut costs Why is it more costly in Toronto? 20 23 -1463 1 TransCanada PipeLines Ltd . said it plans to shift its headquarters to Calgary , Alberta , from Toronto next year to cut costs and be closer to the upstream natural - gas industry . closer Where is the upstream natural-gas industry located? 25 26 -1463 1 TransCanada PipeLines Ltd . said it plans to shift its headquarters to Calgary , Alberta , from Toronto next year to cut costs and be closer to the upstream natural - gas industry . PipeLines What are the details of this company? 1 2 -1463 2 Gerald Maier , president and chief executive officer of the natural - gas pipeline and marketing concern , said the company ' s future growth is " increasingly linked " to decisions made by Calgary - based gas producers . decisions made by Calgary - based gas producers What types of decisions made in Calgary? 31 39 -1463 2 Gerald Maier , president and chief executive officer of the natural - gas pipeline and marketing concern , said the company ' s future growth is " increasingly linked " to decisions made by Calgary - based gas producers . decisions made by Calgary - based gas producers Why listen to their decisions? 31 39 -1463 2 Gerald Maier , president and chief executive officer of the natural - gas pipeline and marketing concern , said the company ' s future growth is " increasingly linked " to decisions made by Calgary - based gas producers . producers Does TransCanada PipeLines produce gas itself or only provide the pipeline for transporting gas? 38 39 -1463 2 Gerald Maier , president and chief executive officer of the natural - gas pipeline and marketing concern , said the company ' s future growth is " increasingly linked " to decisions made by Calgary - based gas producers . decisions What kind of decisions are these? 31 32 -1463 3 " Since deregulation of the market in 1985 , producers have become much more intensely involved in both transportation and marketing , " Mr . Maier said . " It ' s a matter of being close to those suppliers ; many of those companies don ' t know us as well as they should . " deregulation of the market in 1985 , Why was the market deregulated? 2 9 -1463 3 " Since deregulation of the market in 1985 , producers have become much more intensely involved in both transportation and marketing , " Mr . Maier said . " It ' s a matter of being close to those suppliers ; many of those companies don ' t know us as well as they should . " don ' t know us as well as they should Why aren't they more well known? 45 55 -1463 3 " Since deregulation of the market in 1985 , producers have become much more intensely involved in both transportation and marketing , " Mr . Maier said . " It ' s a matter of being close to those suppliers ; many of those companies don ' t know us as well as they should . " close How will moving headquarters help TransCanada form closer relationships with the natural gas producers? 36 37 -1463 3 " Since deregulation of the market in 1985 , producers have become much more intensely involved in both transportation and marketing , " Mr . Maier said . " It ' s a matter of being close to those suppliers ; many of those companies don ' t know us as well as they should . " deregulation What are the details of this? 2 3 -1463 4 TransCanada transports all gas that moves eastward from Alberta . from Alberta Why not expand to other regions? 7 9 -1463 4 TransCanada transports all gas that moves eastward from Alberta . all Are other companies trying to compete with TransCanada for a share of this business? 2 3 -1463 4 TransCanada transports all gas that moves eastward from Alberta . eastward What is around Alberta for people who do not know this area? 6 7 -1463 5 That includes all the gas consumed in Ontario and Quebec , along with the bulk of Canadian gas exports to the exports Where is Canadian gas exported to? 18 19 -1463 5 That includes all the gas consumed in Ontario and Quebec , along with the bulk of Canadian gas exports to the Ontario and Quebec , Are these hot spots for their business? 7 11 -1464 1 The envelope arrives in the mail . envelope arrives What is contained in the envelope? 1 3 -1464 2 Open it and two soulful eyes on a boy ' s brown face peer out from the page , pleadingly . peer out from the page , pleadingly Why are the eyes pleading? 13 20 -1464 3 Does the tyke have a good mind about to be wasted ? mind about to be wasted ? How could the mind be wasted? 6 12 -1464 4 Is he a victim of Gramm - Rudman cuts ? Gramm - Rudman cuts What programs are being cut by this act? 5 9 -1464 4 Is he a victim of Gramm - Rudman cuts ? Gramm - Rudman cuts ? What is this? 5 10 -1464 4 Is he a victim of Gramm - Rudman cuts ? Gramm - Rudman What does this mean? 5 8 -1464 4 Is he a victim of Gramm - Rudman cuts ? Gramm - Rudman cuts ? What are the Gramm-Rudman cuts? 5 10 -1464 5 No , but he ' s endangered all the same : His new sitcom on ABC needs a following to stay on the air . sitcom on ABC needs a following Why is the sitcom struggling to gain a following? 13 19 -1465 1 Crossland Savings Bank ' s stock plummeted after management recommended a suspension of dividend payments on both its common and preferred stock because Crossland may not meet the new government capital criteria effective Dec . 7 . new government capital criteria What sort of criteria were being implemented? 28 32 -1465 1 Crossland Savings Bank ' s stock plummeted after management recommended a suspension of dividend payments on both its common and preferred stock because Crossland may not meet the new government capital criteria effective Dec . 7 . new government capital criteria What is the criteria? 28 32 -1465 5 Crossland said it retained three investment bankers to assist it in developing and implementing a financial restructuring plan . a financial restructuring plan . What will the restructuring involve? 14 19 -1466 1 Like so many trends in the entertainment industry , the current spate of rape dramas on television seems to represent a confluence of high - mindedness and self - interest . current spate What in terms of numbers makes this a trend? 10 12 -1466 1 Like so many trends in the entertainment industry , the current spate of rape dramas on television seems to represent a confluence of high - mindedness and self - interest . confluence of high - mindedness and self - interest whose high-mindedness and self-interest? what does this phrase mean in this context? 21 30 -1466 1 Like so many trends in the entertainment industry , the current spate of rape dramas on television seems to represent a confluence of high - mindedness and self - interest . rape dramas How rampant are these in the media? 13 15 -1466 1 Like so many trends in the entertainment industry , the current spate of rape dramas on television seems to represent a confluence of high - mindedness and self - interest . many trends in the entertainment industry , What are the many trees in the entertainment industry? 2 9 -1466 2 The former comes from the latest wave of political activism in Hollywood , especially around feminist issues such as abortion . latest wave of political activism in Hollywood , What are the other wave of political activism in Hollywood? 5 13 -1466 3 The latter comes from the perception , on the part of many people in network TV , that their only hope of keeping viewers from defecting to cable is to fill the airwaves with an increasingly raw sensationalism . cable Meaning getting rid of cable? 27 28 -1466 3 The latter comes from the perception , on the part of many people in network TV , that their only hope of keeping viewers from defecting to cable is to fill the airwaves with an increasingly raw sensationalism . raw sensationalism Why is raw sensationalism so popular? 36 38 -1466 4 Put these together , and you get programs about rape . programs What kind of programs are they meaning; block buster movies, television series? 7 8 -1466 4 Put these together , and you get programs about rape . Put these together , What should be put together? 0 4 -1466 5 The best of the crop was last week ' s season premiere of " In the Heat of the Night , " the NBC series based on a 1967 feature film about a black Philadelphia police detective in a small Southern town . best of the crop What made this better than the rest? 1 5 -1466 5 The best of the crop was last week ' s season premiere of " In the Heat of the Night , " the NBC series based on a 1967 feature film about a black Philadelphia police detective in a small Southern town . film What was this film? 30 31 -1467 1 While Wall Street is retreating from computer - driven program trading , big institutional investors are likely to continue these strategies at full blast , further roiling the stock market , trading executives say . retreating from computer - driven program trading , Why was Wall Street hesitant to use computers to trade? 4 12 -1467 1 While Wall Street is retreating from computer - driven program trading , big institutional investors are likely to continue these strategies at full blast , further roiling the stock market , trading executives say . retreating Why did Wall Street decide to \"retreat\" from computer-driven program trading? 4 5 -1467 2 Bowing to a mounting public outcry , three more major securities firms - - Bear , Stearns & Co . Inc . , Morgan Stanley & Co . and Oppenheimer & Co . - - announced Friday they would suspend stock - index arbitrage trading for their own accounts . mounting public outcry , Why was there such public outcry at the time? 3 7 -1467 2 Bowing to a mounting public outcry , three more major securities firms - - Bear , Stearns & Co . Inc . , Morgan Stanley & Co . and Oppenheimer & Co . - - announced Friday they would suspend stock - index arbitrage trading for their own accounts . more Who are they in addition to? 8 9 -1467 2 Bowing to a mounting public outcry , three more major securities firms - - Bear , Stearns & Co . Inc . , Morgan Stanley & Co . and Oppenheimer & Co . - - announced Friday they would suspend stock - index arbitrage trading for their own accounts . they would suspend stock - index arbitrage trading Why would they decide to suspend trading for their own accounts? 37 45 -1467 3 PaineWebber Group Inc . announced a pullback on Thursday from stock - index arbitrage , a controversial program - trading strategy blamed by many investors for encouraging big stock - market swings . encouraging big stock - market swings How does it lead to large swings in the market? 26 32 -1467 3 PaineWebber Group Inc . announced a pullback on Thursday from stock - index arbitrage , a controversial program - trading strategy blamed by many investors for encouraging big stock - market swings . encouraging big stock - market swings Are \"stock-market swings\" considered bad? 26 32 -1467 4 Though the trading halts are offered as a sign of concern about recent stock market volatility , most Wall Street firms remain open to handle program trading for customers . open Is this custom? 22 23 -1467 4 Though the trading halts are offered as a sign of concern about recent stock market volatility , most Wall Street firms remain open to handle program trading for customers . recent stock market volatility , What do the words \"stock market volatility\" mean exactly? 12 17 -1467 5 Trading executives privately say that huge stock - index funds , which dwarf Wall Street firms in terms of the size of their program trades , will continue to launch big programs through the stock market . will continue to launch big programs Is this considered a good thing? 26 32 -1468 1 Nashua Corp . , rumored a potential takeover target for six months , said that a Dutch company has sought U . S . approval to buy up to 25 % of Nashua ' s shares . potential takeover target Why was the company in line to be taken over? 6 9 -1468 1 Nashua Corp . , rumored a potential takeover target for six months , said that a Dutch company has sought U . S . approval to buy up to 25 % of Nashua ' s shares . rumored a potential takeover target Why were they a potential takeover target? 4 9 -1468 1 Nashua Corp . , rumored a potential takeover target for six months , said that a Dutch company has sought U . S . approval to buy up to 25 % of Nashua ' s shares . a Dutch company Which Dutch company sought U.S approval to buy up shares? 15 18 -1468 1 Nashua Corp . , rumored a potential takeover target for six months , said that a Dutch company has sought U . S . approval to buy up to 25 % of Nashua ' s shares . Nashua Corp what do they do? 0 2 -1468 2 Nashua immediately responded by strengthening a poison - pill plan and saying it will buy back up to one million of its shares , or 10 . 4 % of the 9 . 6 million outstanding . buy back up to one million of its shares , What will the stock buyback lead to? 14 24 -1468 2 Nashua immediately responded by strengthening a poison - pill plan and saying it will buy back up to one million of its shares , or 10 . 4 % of the 9 . 6 million outstanding . poison - pill plan What is a poison-pill plan? 6 10 -1468 2 Nashua immediately responded by strengthening a poison - pill plan and saying it will buy back up to one million of its shares , or 10 . 4 % of the 9 . 6 million outstanding . poison - pill plan Why is it describe as a poison-pill plan? 6 10 -1468 2 Nashua immediately responded by strengthening a poison - pill plan and saying it will buy back up to one million of its shares , or 10 . 4 % of the 9 . 6 million outstanding . poison - pill plan what is this? 6 10 -1468 3 Nashua , whose major business is selling copiers , facsimile machines and related supplies , said Reiss & Co . B . V . of the Netherlands filed a request with the Federal Trade Commission under the Hart - Scott - Rodino Act for permission to buy more than $ 15 million of Nashua ' s stock but less than 25 % . facsimile machines what are those? 9 11 -1468 4 Previously , an affiliate of Unicorp Canada disclosed a stake of less than 5 % in Nashua , according to Daniel M . Junius , Nashua ' s treasurer . Unicorp Canada What is Unicorp Canada? 5 7 -1468 4 Previously , an affiliate of Unicorp Canada disclosed a stake of less than 5 % in Nashua , according to Daniel M . Junius , Nashua ' s treasurer . Unicorp Canada disclosed a stake Why would Unicorp Canada disclosed its stake of Nashua? 5 10 -1468 5 Nashua ' s stock has fluctuated sharply on takeover speculation , rising to a high for the year of $ 42 . 875 a share in June from $ 29 . 75 in March . fluctuated sharply on takeover speculation , Why did takeover speculation cause the stock to fluctuate? 5 11 -1469 1 Small businesses say a recent trend is like a dream come true : more - affordable rates for employee - health insurance , initially at least . initially Why does this trend not continue after the initial phase? 23 24 -1469 1 Small businesses say a recent trend is like a dream come true : more - affordable rates for employee - health insurance , initially at least . recent trend Why is this a recent trend? 4 6 -1469 1 Small businesses say a recent trend is like a dream come true : more - affordable rates for employee - health insurance , initially at least . rates for employee - health insurance , Why were rates for insurance coming down? 16 23 -1469 1 Small businesses say a recent trend is like a dream come true : more - affordable rates for employee - health insurance , initially at least . more - affordable rates How much more affordable the rates for employee-health insurance? 13 17 -1469 2 But then they wake up to a nightmare . nightmare Why is it considered a nightmare? 7 8 -1469 2 But then they wake up to a nightmare . nightmare What is the nightmare? 7 8 -1469 3 The reasonable first - year rates can be followed by increases of 60 % or more if a covered employee files a major claim , they complain . files a major claim , What constitutes a major claim? 20 25 -1469 3 The reasonable first - year rates can be followed by increases of 60 % or more if a covered employee files a major claim , they complain . major claim , What are the major claims of employees? 22 25 -1469 4 Insurance premiums for one small Maryland concern went up 130 % in less than two years , the last increase coming after one of its three workers developed a herniated disk . herniated How did they develop a herniated disc? 29 30 -1469 5 " There ' s a distinct possibility that I may lose my job over this , " the employee , Karen Allen , of Floor Covering Resources , Kensington , Md . , recently told a congressional hearing . possibility Why is it possible that they could lose their job? 6 7 -1470 1 For the sixth time in as many years , Continental Airlines has a new senior executive . new senior executive Who is it? 13 16 -1470 1 For the sixth time in as many years , Continental Airlines has a new senior executive . Continental Airlines has a new senior executive . Why was the company going through so many executives? 9 17 -1470 1 For the sixth time in as many years , Continental Airlines has a new senior executive . new senior executive what is their name? 13 16 -1470 2 Gone is D . Joseph Corr , the airline ' s chairman , chief executive and president , appointed only last December . Gone is D . Joseph Corr Why was he let go? 0 6 -1470 2 Gone is D . Joseph Corr , the airline ' s chairman , chief executive and president , appointed only last December . Gone is D . Joseph Corr , why is he gone? 0 7 -1470 2 Gone is D . Joseph Corr , the airline ' s chairman , chief executive and president , appointed only last December . D . Joseph Corr , did he get fired? 2 7 -1470 3 Mr . Corr resigned to pursue other business interests , the airline said . pursue other business interests What other interests? 5 9 -1470 3 Mr . Corr resigned to pursue other business interests , the airline said . business interests , What sort of other businesses was Mr. Corr involved with? 7 10 -1470 3 Mr . Corr resigned to pursue other business interests , the airline said . airline said was there an interview? 11 13 -1470 4 He could not be reached for comment . could not be reached for comment Why doesn't he want to answer or comment other than \"pursue other interests\"? 1 7 -1470 4 He could not be reached for comment . He where is he now? 0 1 -1470 5 Succeeding him as chairman and chief executive will be Frank Lorenzo , chairman and chief executive of Continental ' s parent , Texas Air Corp . Mr . Lorenzo , 49 years old , is reclaiming the job that was his before Mr . Corr signed on . reclaiming the job Why did he come back to reclaim the job? 35 38 -1471 1 Ratners Group PLC ' s U . S . subsidiary has agreed to acquire jewelry retailer Weisfield ' s Inc . for $ 50 a share , or about $ 55 million . has agreed to acquire Why is Ratners Group PLC agreed to acquire jewellery retailer Weisfield's Inc.? 10 14 -1471 2 Weisfield ' s shares soared on the announcement yesterday , closing up $ 11 to close at $ 50 in national over - the - counter trading . over - the - counter What is over-the-counter trading? 21 26 -1471 3 Ratners and Weisfield ' s said they reached an agreement in principle for the acquisition of Weisfield ' s by Sterling Inc . agreement What made this company desirable for acquisition? 9 10 -1471 3 Ratners and Weisfield ' s said they reached an agreement in principle for the acquisition of Weisfield ' s by Sterling Inc . reached an agreement Why did they sell their company? 7 10 -1471 3 Ratners and Weisfield ' s said they reached an agreement in principle for the acquisition of Weisfield ' s by Sterling Inc . acquisition of Weisfield ' s by Sterling Inc Why is the principle for the acquisition of Weisfields's by Sterling Inc. instead of Ratners? 14 22 -1471 3 Ratners and Weisfield ' s said they reached an agreement in principle for the acquisition of Weisfield ' s by Sterling Inc . Weisfield ' s What does this mean for Weisfield's Inc? 2 5 -1471 4 The companies said the acquisition is subject to a definitive agreement . agreement What would be the terms of the agreement? 10 11 -1471 5 They said they expect the transaction to be completed by Dec . 15 . completed by Dec . 15 And then how long until the transition is completed? 8 13 -1471 5 They said they expect the transaction to be completed by Dec . 15 . transaction What are some general outcomes to come out of the transaction for each party? 5 6 -1472 1 Georgia - Pacific Corp . offered to acquire Great Northern Nekoosa Corp . for $ 58 a share , or about $ 3 . 18 billion . Corp What kind of companies are these? 3 4 -1472 1 Georgia - Pacific Corp . offered to acquire Great Northern Nekoosa Corp . for $ 58 a share , or about $ 3 . 18 billion . offered to acquire Great Northern Nekoosa Corp Why was the acquisition taking place? 5 12 -1472 1 Georgia - Pacific Corp . offered to acquire Great Northern Nekoosa Corp . for $ 58 a share , or about $ 3 . 18 billion . offered to acquire Why did they offer to acquire? 5 8 -1472 1 Georgia - Pacific Corp . offered to acquire Great Northern Nekoosa Corp . for $ 58 a share , or about $ 3 . 18 billion . Great Northern Nekoosa Corp . Where is this company located and what is its' worth? 8 13 -1472 2 The offer capped a week of rumors that Georgia - Pacific , an Atlanta - based forest - products company , was considering making a bid for Nekoosa , a paper - products concern based in Norwalk , Conn . considering making a bid Why are they considering making a bid? 22 26 -1472 2 The offer capped a week of rumors that Georgia - Pacific , an Atlanta - based forest - products company , was considering making a bid for Nekoosa , a paper - products concern based in Norwalk , Conn . concern What is the meaning of concern in the context of paper products? 33 34 -1472 3 Executives at Nekoosa couldn ' t be reached , and officials at Georgia Pacific declined to comment . reached , How many attempts were made at reaching Nekoosa exectutives? 7 9 -1472 4 Analysts , however , were surprised because the tender offer appeared unsolicited . " It ' s quite a bombshell , " said one , adding that the offer could spark a period of industry consolidation . said one , Where is the analyst from? 22 25 -1472 4 Analysts , however , were surprised because the tender offer appeared unsolicited . " It ' s quite a bombshell , " said one , adding that the offer could spark a period of industry consolidation . a period of industry consolidation What is a period of industry consolidation? 31 36 -1472 4 Analysts , however , were surprised because the tender offer appeared unsolicited . " It ' s quite a bombshell , " said one , adding that the offer could spark a period of industry consolidation . period How long would this period of industry consoladition last? 32 33 -1472 5 The two companies would appear to be a logical fit because of their complementary lines , and analysts described the offer , representing a 36 % premium over Nekoosa ' s market price , as fair . complementary lines , How are the companies' lines complementary? 13 16 -1473 1 Japanese companies have long been accused of sacrificing profit to boost sales . Japanese companies What are the names of the companies? 0 2 -1473 1 Japanese companies have long been accused of sacrificing profit to boost sales . have long How long have they been accused? 2 4 -1473 1 Japanese companies have long been accused of sacrificing profit to boost sales . been accused Been accused of what? 4 6 -1473 1 Japanese companies have long been accused of sacrificing profit to boost sales . have long been accused Been accused by whom? 2 6 -1473 2 But Fujitsu Ltd . has taken that practice to a new extreme . new extreme Where exactly has he taken it? 10 12 -1473 2 But Fujitsu Ltd . has taken that practice to a new extreme . taken that practice to a new extreme . How has Fujitsu done this? 5 13 -1473 2 But Fujitsu Ltd . has taken that practice to a new extreme . Fujitsu Ltd . What do they make? 1 4 -1473 3 Japan ' s biggest computer maker last week undercut seven competitors to win a contract to design a mapping system for the city of Hiroshima ' s waterworks . Japan ' s biggest computer maker What makes them the biggest maker? 0 6 -1473 3 Japan ' s biggest computer maker last week undercut seven competitors to win a contract to design a mapping system for the city of Hiroshima ' s waterworks . undercut How much did they undercut them by? 8 9 -1473 3 Japan ' s biggest computer maker last week undercut seven competitors to win a contract to design a mapping system for the city of Hiroshima ' s waterworks . mapping system What mapping system? 18 20 -1473 4 Its bid : one yen , or less than a U . S . penny . one yen , How much is one yen worth? 3 6 -1473 4 Its bid : one yen , or less than a U . S . penny . less than a U . S . penny Why was the bid so low? 7 15 -1473 4 Its bid : one yen , or less than a U . S . penny . one yen , or less than a U . S . penny Why did they do that? How does that help them? 3 15 -1473 5 The bid created such a furor that Fujitsu said it is now offering to withdraw from the project . " From a common - sense viewpoint , it was not socially acceptable , " a Fujitsu spokeswoman said yesterday . such a furor Why was this caused? 3 6 -1473 5 The bid created such a furor that Fujitsu said it is now offering to withdraw from the project . " From a common - sense viewpoint , it was not socially acceptable , " a Fujitsu spokeswoman said yesterday . not socially acceptable , " Why was it considered not socially acceptable? 29 34 -1473 5 The bid created such a furor that Fujitsu said it is now offering to withdraw from the project . " From a common - sense viewpoint , it was not socially acceptable , " a Fujitsu spokeswoman said yesterday . was not socially acceptable , " Why wasn't the move seen as acceptable? 28 34 -1473 5 The bid created such a furor that Fujitsu said it is now offering to withdraw from the project . " From a common - sense viewpoint , it was not socially acceptable , " a Fujitsu spokeswoman said yesterday . common - sense So did they not use common sense when making the bid? 22 25 -1474 1 Hudson ' s Bay Co . announced terms of a previously proposed rights issue that is expected to raise about 396 million Canadian dollars ( US $ 337 million ) net of expenses . rights What rights are included under these terms? 12 13 -1474 1 Hudson ' s Bay Co . announced terms of a previously proposed rights issue that is expected to raise about 396 million Canadian dollars ( US $ 337 million ) net of expenses . rights issue What sort of rights issue was the company announcing at this time? 12 14 -1474 1 Hudson ' s Bay Co . announced terms of a previously proposed rights issue that is expected to raise about 396 million Canadian dollars ( US $ 337 million ) net of expenses . announced terms Why did Hudson's Bay Co. announced terms of a previously rights issue? 6 8 -1474 1 Hudson ' s Bay Co . announced terms of a previously proposed rights issue that is expected to raise about 396 million Canadian dollars ( US $ 337 million ) net of expenses . net of expenses How will these terms raise their net of expenses? 30 33 -1474 2 Proceeds of the offering will be used to redeem C $ 264 million of preferred shares and to reduce short - term debt , the company said . reduce short - term Why is the company in trouble? 18 22 -1474 2 Proceeds of the offering will be used to redeem C $ 264 million of preferred shares and to reduce short - term debt , the company said . preferred What are 'preferred' shares? 14 15 -1474 2 Proceeds of the offering will be used to redeem C $ 264 million of preferred shares and to reduce short - term debt , the company said . short - term How is debt defined as short-term? 19 22 -1474 2 Proceeds of the offering will be used to redeem C $ 264 million of preferred shares and to reduce short - term debt , the company said . reduce short - term debt , Why does the company have short-term debt? 18 24 -1474 3 Canada ' s largest department store operator said the rights offering will entitle holders of its ordinary shares , except residents in the U . S . and Britain , to subscribe for two additional shares for every five shares held at a price of C $ 31 . 25 a share . except Why are residents in the U.S. and Britain excluded from these terms? 19 20 -1474 3 Canada ' s largest department store operator said the rights offering will entitle holders of its ordinary shares , except residents in the U . S . and Britain , to subscribe for two additional shares for every five shares held at a price of C $ 31 . 25 a share . except residents in the U . S . and Britain , How will the share holders residing in the U.S. and Britain subscribe additional shares? 19 30 -1474 4 The record date is Nov . 9 . The record date is Nov Will this all be finished by then, or is it slow to roll out? 0 5 -1474 5 The company has about 31 million ordinary shares outstanding . outstanding Are outstanding shares available for purchase? 8 9 -1474 5 The company has about 31 million ordinary shares outstanding . ordinary Which shares are not ordinary? 6 7 -1475 1 The U . S . economy grew at a moderate 2 . 5 % annual rate in the third quarter , the same pace as the second quarter , despite the worst trade performance in six years , the Commerce Department reported . worst trade performance in six years , What led to such poor performance? 31 38 -1475 1 The U . S . economy grew at a moderate 2 . 5 % annual rate in the third quarter , the same pace as the second quarter , despite the worst trade performance in six years , the Commerce Department reported . despite the worst trade performance in six years , How did it grow if the trade performance was so low? 29 38 -1475 1 The U . S . economy grew at a moderate 2 . 5 % annual rate in the third quarter , the same pace as the second quarter , despite the worst trade performance in six years , the Commerce Department reported . despite Why did the economy grow despite the bad trade performance? 29 30 -1475 2 Personal spending , buoyed by a burst of automobile buying , was the main catalyst to the economy ' s expansion . a burst of automobile buying , Why were so many cars bought? 5 11 -1475 2 Personal spending , buoyed by a burst of automobile buying , was the main catalyst to the economy ' s expansion . buoyed by a burst of automobile buying , Why was there a burst of automobiles being bought? 3 11 -1475 2 Personal spending , buoyed by a burst of automobile buying , was the main catalyst to the economy ' s expansion . burst of automobile buying , Why are people suddenly buying more cars? 6 11 -1475 2 Personal spending , buoyed by a burst of automobile buying , was the main catalyst to the economy ' s expansion . burst Why are more automobiles being bought? 6 7 -1475 3 But trade , one of the economy ' s main forces in the past few years , showed a sharp deterioration . showed a sharp deterioration Why was trade slipping? 17 21 -1475 3 But trade , one of the economy ' s main forces in the past few years , showed a sharp deterioration . showed a sharp deterioration What has caused this deterioration 17 21 -1475 3 But trade , one of the economy ' s main forces in the past few years , showed a sharp deterioration . sharp deterioration Why is trade declining? 19 21 -1475 4 Imports of goods and services soared , while exports were flat . exports were flat Why were companies not exporting in comparison to their imports? 8 11 -1475 4 Imports of goods and services soared , while exports were flat . services soared , while exports were flat Why were imports so high but very low exports? 4 11 -1475 4 Imports of goods and services soared , while exports were flat . Imports of goods and services soared , Why are imports doing so much better than exports, what has changed? 0 7 -1475 4 Imports of goods and services soared , while exports were flat . exports were flat Why have exports fallen off? 8 11 -1475 5 Some economists found the mixture ominous . ominous What were they thinking would be the future outcome of these figures? 5 6 -1475 5 Some economists found the mixture ominous . ominous Why? That sounds a bit dramatic. 5 6 -1475 5 Some economists found the mixture ominous . ominous Why do economists find these conditions ominous? 5 6 -1476 1 This is slightly adapted from remarks Oct . 7 by former Secretary of State George P . Shultz to an alumni gathering at the Stanford Business School , where he has returned to the faculty : slightly adapted Why was it slightly adapted? 2 4 -1476 1 This is slightly adapted from remarks Oct . 7 by former Secretary of State George P . Shultz to an alumni gathering at the Stanford Business School , where he has returned to the faculty : remarks What was the topic of the remarks? 5 6 -1476 2 I was struck a couple of years ago by the drug - interdiction effort in the Bahamas . struck Why were he struck by drug interdiction effort in Bahamas? 2 3 -1476 2 I was struck a couple of years ago by the drug - interdiction effort in the Bahamas . drug - interdiction effort in the Bahamas . What sort of effort was being undertaken? 10 18 -1476 2 I was struck a couple of years ago by the drug - interdiction effort in the Bahamas . drug - interdiction What is unique about the drug-interdiction effort that caught his attention? 10 13 -1476 3 We had intercepted during the year an estimated $ 5 billion street value of cocaine . intercepted How did they intercepted an estimated $5 billion street value cocaine? 2 3 -1476 3 We had intercepted during the year an estimated $ 5 billion street value of cocaine . $ 5 billion street value of cocaine . How much in weight does this equal? 8 16 -1476 3 We had intercepted during the year an estimated $ 5 billion street value of cocaine . We Which organization does 'we' refer to? 0 1 -1476 4 I don ' t know how much got through . how much Why didn't you know? 5 7 -1476 4 I don ' t know how much got through . much What is a rough estimate of the amount that got through? 6 7 -1476 5 Nobody has any credible estimate . credible estimate Why was there no credible estimate? 3 5 -1476 5 Nobody has any credible estimate . Nobody has any credible estimate Why is this the case? 0 5 -1477 1 Ground zero of the HUD scandal is the Secretary ' s " discretionary fund , " a honey pot used to fund projects that weren ' t approved through normal HUD channels . weren ' t approved through normal HUD channels Why were the projects taken through other means? 24 32 -1477 1 Ground zero of the HUD scandal is the Secretary ' s " discretionary fund , " a honey pot used to fund projects that weren ' t approved through normal HUD channels . scandal If it's discretionary, what makes it scandalous? 5 6 -1477 1 Ground zero of the HUD scandal is the Secretary ' s " discretionary fund , " a honey pot used to fund projects that weren ' t approved through normal HUD channels . channels Who were involved in utilizing the discretionary fund? 31 32 -1477 2 Jack Kemp wants to abolish it . wants to abolish it why does he want to abolish it? 2 6 -1477 3 Instead , Congress ' s idea of reform is to increase this slush fund by $ 28 . 4 million . reform What are some other options for dealing with the slush fund? 7 8 -1477 5 The HUD scandals will simply continue , but under new mismanagement . under new mismanagement Why would it be mismanaged? 8 11 -1477 5 The HUD scandals will simply continue , but under new mismanagement . HUD scandals What are some examples of scandals? 1 3 -1477 5 The HUD scandals will simply continue , but under new mismanagement . mismanagement Which members of congress pushed for this? 10 11 -1478 1 Norwood Partners Limited Partnership of Boston said it may make a tender offer for some or all of Phoenix Technologies Ltd . ' s common shares . offer Why does Norwood Partners Limited Partnership of Boston wants to make a tender offer for some or all of Phoenix Technologies Ltd.'s common shares? 12 13 -1478 1 Norwood Partners Limited Partnership of Boston said it may make a tender offer for some or all of Phoenix Technologies Ltd . ' s common shares . Phoenix Technologies Ltd . ' s common shares Why was the Boston company wanting to take over Phoenix Tech's shares? 18 26 -1478 1 Norwood Partners Limited Partnership of Boston said it may make a tender offer for some or all of Phoenix Technologies Ltd . ' s common shares . Phoenix What kind of technology does Phoenix Technologies Ltd. make? 18 19 -1478 2 Norwood , Mass . - based Phoenix , a once - high - flying maker of software for personal computers , has had substantial losses in the past two quarters . losses Why did Norwood suffer substantial losses? 24 25 -1478 2 Norwood , Mass . - based Phoenix , a once - high - flying maker of software for personal computers , has had substantial losses in the past two quarters . had substantial losses in the past two quarters . Why were the losses so large? 22 31 -1478 2 Norwood , Mass . - based Phoenix , a once - high - flying maker of software for personal computers , has had substantial losses in the past two quarters . losses What factors contributed to these substantial losses? 24 25 -1478 3 Its stock , which was as high as $ 18 . 75 a share , has been trading under $ 4 a share recently . under Why has the stock been trading for under $4 recently? 18 19 -1478 3 Its stock , which was as high as $ 18 . 75 a share , has been trading under $ 4 a share recently . share Did this drop happen within the past two quarters? 13 14 -1478 4 Yesterday it closed at $ 4 . 375 a share , up $ 1 . 125 , in national over - the - counter trading . up What caused the share to go up by $1.125? 11 12 -1478 4 Yesterday it closed at $ 4 . 375 a share , up $ 1 . 125 , in national over - the - counter trading . over - the - counter What is over-the-counter trading? 19 24 -1478 5 In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing , Norwood said it ' s part of a group that holds 525 , 546 Phoenix Technologies common shares , or a 5 . 3 % stake . holds Which part of a group does Norwood belong that holds 525, 546 common shares? 18 19 -1478 5 In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing , Norwood said it ' s part of a group that holds 525 , 546 Phoenix Technologies common shares , or a 5 . 3 % stake . group What is the group being referred to here? 16 17 -1479 1 Treasury Secretary Nicholas Brady said that Congress should grant the Securities and Exchange Commission the power to close the stock markets in periods of crisis . the power to close the stock markets Why didn't the SEC have this ability in the past? 14 21 -1479 1 Treasury Secretary Nicholas Brady said that Congress should grant the Securities and Exchange Commission the power to close the stock markets in periods of crisis . crisis Why can they be shit in periods of crisis? 24 25 -1479 1 Treasury Secretary Nicholas Brady said that Congress should grant the Securities and Exchange Commission the power to close the stock markets in periods of crisis . Treasury Secretary Nicholas Brady said that On what date did he say this? 0 6 -1479 1 Treasury Secretary Nicholas Brady said that Congress should grant the Securities and Exchange Commission the power to close the stock markets in periods of crisis . in periods of crisis What period of crisis is this particularly in regards to? 21 25 -1479 2 In testimony to the Senate securities subcommittee , Mr . Brady disputed the view of SEC Chairman Richard Breeden , who told a House panel Wednesday that he doesn ' t want the ability to halt the markets . he doesn ' t want the ability Why was the Chairman leery of having such authority? 27 34 -1479 2 In testimony to the Senate securities subcommittee , Mr . Brady disputed the view of SEC Chairman Richard Breeden , who told a House panel Wednesday that he doesn ' t want the ability to halt the markets . ability How does this ability take shape? How is this power granted? 33 34 -1479 2 In testimony to the Senate securities subcommittee , Mr . Brady disputed the view of SEC Chairman Richard Breeden , who told a House panel Wednesday that he doesn ' t want the ability to halt the markets . doesn ' t want the ability to halt the markets Why does he not want the ability to halt the market? 28 38 -1479 2 In testimony to the Senate securities subcommittee , Mr . Brady disputed the view of SEC Chairman Richard Breeden , who told a House panel Wednesday that he doesn ' t want the ability to halt the markets . In testimony to the Senate When was this testimony? 0 5 -1479 3 Mr . Breeden contended that discretionary power could have an impact on the markets if rumors were to circulate about when the exchanges might be closed . discretionary Why is the power discrete? 5 6 -1479 3 Mr . Breeden contended that discretionary power could have an impact on the markets if rumors were to circulate about when the exchanges might be closed . Mr . Breeden contended When did he contend this? 0 4 -1479 3 Mr . Breeden contended that discretionary power could have an impact on the markets if rumors were to circulate about when the exchanges might be closed . could have an impact on the markets Why could it have this impact on markets? 7 14 -1479 4 He added that the president already has the power to close the markets in an emergency . president already has the power Why does the President have the power instead of the Chairman? 4 9 -1479 4 He added that the president already has the power to close the markets in an emergency . emergency Which types of emergencies? Why during an emergency? 15 16 -1479 4 He added that the president already has the power to close the markets in an emergency . the president already has the power How does he know this, and where is this said? 3 9 -1479 5 But Mr . Brady argued that the SEC is closer to the markets and in a better position to understand when the exchanges are under such stress that they should be closed . stress How is this stress measured? 26 27 -1479 5 But Mr . Brady argued that the SEC is closer to the markets and in a better position to understand when the exchanges are under such stress that they should be closed . argued When did he argue this? 4 5 -1480 1 IMA Holdings Corp . completed its $ 3 billion acquisition of American Medical International Inc . , purchasing 63 million shares , or 86 % , of the Los Angeles - based health - care services concern for $ 26 . 50 a share . IMA Holdings Corp Who is the IMA Holdings Corp.? 0 3 -1480 2 The price also includes assumption of about $ 1 . 4 billion in debt . $ 1 . 4 billion in debt Why all this debt? 7 14 -1480 2 The price also includes assumption of about $ 1 . 4 billion in debt . assumption of about $ 1 . 4 billion in debt Why was there 1.4 billion in debt? 4 14 -1480 2 The price also includes assumption of about $ 1 . 4 billion in debt . $ 1 . 4 billion in debt Why does the price include the debt? 7 14 -1480 3 IMA is a group that includes First Boston Corp . and the Pritzker family of Chicago through the leveraged buy - out fund Harry Gray Melvyn Klein & Partners . Harry Gray Melvyn Klein & Partners Is this sentence saying that Harry Gray Melvyn Klein & Partners helped make up the groups of IMA? 23 29 -1480 4 Harry J . Gray and Melvyn N . Klein , along with five other IMA designees , were named to join American Medical ' s 10 - member board . five other IMA designees , Who are these 5 others? 12 17 -1480 4 Harry J . Gray and Melvyn N . Klein , along with five other IMA designees , were named to join American Medical ' s 10 - member board . Harry J . Gray and Melvyn N . Klein , How were they chosen? 0 10 -1480 4 Harry J . Gray and Melvyn N . Klein , along with five other IMA designees , were named to join American Medical ' s 10 - member board . Harry J . Gray and Melvyn N . Klein , Who are these people and why were they chosen? 0 10 -1480 5 The completion of the merger agreement follows months of twists and turns . twists and turns What did these twists and turns entail? 9 12 -1480 5 The completion of the merger agreement follows months of twists and turns . agreement follows months of twists and turns What other twists and turns did the agreement include? 5 12 -1480 5 The completion of the merger agreement follows months of twists and turns . twists and turns What were the twists and turns? 9 12 -1481 1 Exxon Corp . said it will move its headquarters from Manhattan to Dallas . move Why do they want to move? 6 7 -1481 1 Exxon Corp . said it will move its headquarters from Manhattan to Dallas . move its headquarters from Manhattan to Dallas Why was the move taking place? 6 13 -1481 1 Exxon Corp . said it will move its headquarters from Manhattan to Dallas . move its headquarters Why does Exxon Corp. want to move its headquarters from Manhattan to Dallas? 6 9 -1481 1 Exxon Corp . said it will move its headquarters from Manhattan to Dallas . will move its headquarters Why are they moving their headquarters? 5 9 -1481 2 Most of the 300 employees at the oil company ' s midtown headquarters building - - including much of senior management - - were unaware of the plan until informed at a morning meeting by Chairman Lawrence G . Rawl . unaware Why were they unaware of such an important fact? 24 25 -1481 2 Most of the 300 employees at the oil company ' s midtown headquarters building - - including much of senior management - - were unaware of the plan until informed at a morning meeting by Chairman Lawrence G . Rawl . were unaware of the plan Why were workers left in the dark on the plan? 23 28 -1481 2 Most of the 300 employees at the oil company ' s midtown headquarters building - - including much of senior management - - were unaware of the plan until informed at a morning meeting by Chairman Lawrence G . Rawl . unaware of the plan Why were headquarters' employees unaware of Exxon Corp.'s plan to relocate? 24 28 -1481 2 Most of the 300 employees at the oil company ' s midtown headquarters building - - including much of senior management - - were unaware of the plan until informed at a morning meeting by Chairman Lawrence G . Rawl . were unaware Why would they keep their employees in the dark about this? 23 25 -1481 3 The shift won ' t affect operations . operations Does Exxon Corp. plan to relocate Manhattan employees to Dallas? 6 7 -1481 3 The shift won ' t affect operations . won ' t affect How do they know this wouldn't impact operations? 2 6 -1481 4 As part of its restructuring several years ago , Exxon moved most of those out of the city and sold its 53 - floor Rockefeller Center skyscraper to a Japanese company . restructuring What other plans for restructuring does Exxon have? 4 5 -1481 4 As part of its restructuring several years ago , Exxon moved most of those out of the city and sold its 53 - floor Rockefeller Center skyscraper to a Japanese company . restructuring Why did the company need to restructure? 4 5 -1481 5 But the pullout is an embarrassment to New York City officials , coming at a time of high office building vacancy rates and departures by other major companies . departures by other major companies . Why were other companies departing the large buildings in NYC? 23 29 -1481 5 But the pullout is an embarrassment to New York City officials , coming at a time of high office building vacancy rates and departures by other major companies . departures by other major companies Why are other major companies pulling out of New York City? 23 28 -1481 5 But the pullout is an embarrassment to New York City officials , coming at a time of high office building vacancy rates and departures by other major companies . high office building vacancy rates What is causing such high rates of vacancies? 17 22 -1482 1 If you ' re still wondering about the causes of the slump in the junk - bond market , consider the case of Columbia Savings & Loan . causes of the slump in the junk - bond market , What were the main causes of this slump? 8 19 -1482 1 If you ' re still wondering about the causes of the slump in the junk - bond market , consider the case of Columbia Savings & Loan . consider the case of Columbia Savings & Loan What is the case of Columbia Savings & Loan? 19 27 -1482 1 If you ' re still wondering about the causes of the slump in the junk - bond market , consider the case of Columbia Savings & Loan . causes of the slump in the junk - bond market , What are the causes of the slump in the junk-bond market? 8 19 -1482 1 If you ' re still wondering about the causes of the slump in the junk - bond market , consider the case of Columbia Savings & Loan . the case of Columbia Savings & Loan . What did the case of Columbia Savings and Loan involve? 20 28 -1482 2 The California thrift has just announced a $ 226 million third - quarter loss . announced a $ 226 million third - quarter loss Why such a large loss in just a single quarter? 5 14 -1482 2 The California thrift has just announced a $ 226 million third - quarter loss . $ 226 million third - quarter loss . What caused the loss? 7 15 -1482 4 Well , when Congress in its recent S & L bailout mandated that the thrifts sell off all their junk - bond holdings by 1994 , it not only artificially increased the supply of these bonds in the market but also eliminated one of the few profitable investments thrifts have made . few profitable investments thrifts have made Why were junk bonds one of the only areas thrift banks could profit in? 45 51 -1482 4 Well , when Congress in its recent S & L bailout mandated that the thrifts sell off all their junk - bond holdings by 1994 , it not only artificially increased the supply of these bonds in the market but also eliminated one of the few profitable investments thrifts have made . artificially increased What is an example of artificially increased? 29 31 -1482 4 Well , when Congress in its recent S & L bailout mandated that the thrifts sell off all their junk - bond holdings by 1994 , it not only artificially increased the supply of these bonds in the market but also eliminated one of the few profitable investments thrifts have made . eliminated one of the few How did it eliminate one of the few profitable investments thrifts made? 41 46 -1482 4 Well , when Congress in its recent S & L bailout mandated that the thrifts sell off all their junk - bond holdings by 1994 , it not only artificially increased the supply of these bonds in the market but also eliminated one of the few profitable investments thrifts have made . eliminated How did Congress eliminate the profitable investment? 41 42 -1482 5 But there is a grimly ironic twist to the Columbia loss . ironic twist What is the ironic twist of the loss? 5 7 -1482 5 But there is a grimly ironic twist to the Columbia loss . grimly ironic twist What is the grimly ironic twist to the Columbia loss? 4 7 -1482 5 But there is a grimly ironic twist to the Columbia loss . ironic twist What is the ironic twist? 5 7 -1483 1 Bethlehem Steel Corp . has agreed in principle to form a joint venture with the world ' s second - largest steelmaker , Usinor - Sacilor of France , to modernize a portion of Bethlehem ' s ailing BethForge division . steelmaker , How, if at all will they be compensated for doing this? 21 23 -1483 1 Bethlehem Steel Corp . has agreed in principle to form a joint venture with the world ' s second - largest steelmaker , Usinor - Sacilor of France , to modernize a portion of Bethlehem ' s ailing BethForge division . portion of Bethlehem ' s ailing BethForge division Why is the division struggling to keep up? 32 40 -1483 1 Bethlehem Steel Corp . has agreed in principle to form a joint venture with the world ' s second - largest steelmaker , Usinor - Sacilor of France , to modernize a portion of Bethlehem ' s ailing BethForge division . BethForge What types of products does BethForge make? 38 39 -1483 2 The venture , which involves adding sophisticated equipment to make cast - iron mill rolls , is part of a two - pronged effort to shore up a division that has posted continuing operating losses for several years . continuing operating losses for several years Why has that division faced such difficulties? 32 38 -1483 2 The venture , which involves adding sophisticated equipment to make cast - iron mill rolls , is part of a two - pronged effort to shore up a division that has posted continuing operating losses for several years . continuing operating losses for several years . What was the main culprit behind the operation's losses? 32 39 -1483 2 The venture , which involves adding sophisticated equipment to make cast - iron mill rolls , is part of a two - pronged effort to shore up a division that has posted continuing operating losses for several years . losses Who would this venture turn the operating losses around? 34 35 -1483 3 The other element includes consolidating BethForge ' s press - forge operations . press - forge What are press-forge operations? 8 11 -1483 3 The other element includes consolidating BethForge ' s press - forge operations . press - forge what is that? 8 11 -1483 4 The entire division employs about 850 workers . 850 workers How will they need to increase or decrease staff? 5 7 -1483 4 The entire division employs about 850 workers . division employs about 850 workers is that a large number? 2 7 -1483 5 While the joint venture affects only a small part of Bethlehem ' s operations , it is significant because it marks the first time the nation ' s No . 2 steelmaker has joined forces with a foreign partner . No Who is the nation's No. 1 steelmaker? 28 29 -1483 5 While the joint venture affects only a small part of Bethlehem ' s operations , it is significant because it marks the first time the nation ' s No . 2 steelmaker has joined forces with a foreign partner . partner have other big steel companies joined forces? 38 39 -1484 1 Intel Corp . ' s most powerful computer chip has flaws that could delay several computer makers ' marketing efforts , but the " bugs " aren ' t expected to hurt Intel and most computer makers . powerful computer chip Which chip was considered Intel's most powerful at this time? 6 9 -1484 1 Intel Corp . ' s most powerful computer chip has flaws that could delay several computer makers ' marketing efforts , but the " bugs " aren ' t expected to hurt Intel and most computer makers . aren ' t expected Why do these problems only affect certain makers? 26 30 -1484 1 Intel Corp . ' s most powerful computer chip has flaws that could delay several computer makers ' marketing efforts , but the " bugs " aren ' t expected to hurt Intel and most computer makers . flaws What is the flaws of Intel's Corp.'s most powerful chip? 10 11 -1484 1 Intel Corp . ' s most powerful computer chip has flaws that could delay several computer makers ' marketing efforts , but the " bugs " aren ' t expected to hurt Intel and most computer makers . " bugs " aren ' t expected to hurt Why are the \"bugs\" expected to hurt Intel and most computer makers? 23 32 -1484 1 Intel Corp . ' s most powerful computer chip has flaws that could delay several computer makers ' marketing efforts , but the " bugs " aren ' t expected to hurt Intel and most computer makers . flaws What are the flaws? 10 11 -1484 2 Computer experts familiar with the flaws , found in Intel ' s 80486 chip , say the defects don ' t affect the average user and are likely to be cleared up before most computers using the chip as their " brains " appear on the market sometime next year . the defects What were the defects found in the 486 at this time? 16 18 -1484 2 Computer experts familiar with the flaws , found in Intel ' s 80486 chip , say the defects don ' t affect the average user and are likely to be cleared up before most computers using the chip as their " brains " appear on the market sometime next year . cleared up What is Intel doing to fix it? 30 32 -1484 2 Computer experts familiar with the flaws , found in Intel ' s 80486 chip , say the defects don ' t affect the average user and are likely to be cleared up before most computers using the chip as their " brains " appear on the market sometime next year . defects don ' t affect How can they say the defects don't affect average user? 17 22 -1484 2 Computer experts familiar with the flaws , found in Intel ' s 80486 chip , say the defects don ' t affect the average user and are likely to be cleared up before most computers using the chip as their " brains " appear on the market sometime next year . average Would the defects affect the intermediate or expert users? 23 24 -1484 3 Intel said that last week a customer discovered two flaws in its 80486 microprocessor chip ' s " floating - point unit " , a set of circuits that do certain calculations . a customer discovered Who is the customer that discovered two flaws in 80486 microprocessor chip? 5 8 -1484 3 Intel said that last week a customer discovered two flaws in its 80486 microprocessor chip ' s " floating - point unit " , a set of circuits that do certain calculations . two flaws What are the two flaws discovered? 8 10 -1484 4 On Friday , Intel began notifying customers about the bugs which cause the chip to give wrong answers for some mathematical calculations . some mathematical calculations What types of calculations were causing errors in the FPU? 19 22 -1484 4 On Friday , Intel began notifying customers about the bugs which cause the chip to give wrong answers for some mathematical calculations . some What types of mathematical calculations were affected? 19 20 -1484 5 But while International Business Machines Corp . and Compaq Computer Corp . say the bugs will delay products , most big computer makers said the flaws don ' t affect them . " Bugs like this are just a normal part of product development , " said Richard Archuleta , director of Hewlett - Packard Co . ' s advanced systems development . normal part How common are they? 39 41 -1484 5 But while International Business Machines Corp . and Compaq Computer Corp . say the bugs will delay products , most big computer makers said the flaws don ' t affect them . " Bugs like this are just a normal part of product development , " said Richard Archuleta , director of Hewlett - Packard Co . ' s advanced systems development . a normal part of product development How can bugs be a normal part of product development? 38 44 -1484 5 But while International Business Machines Corp . and Compaq Computer Corp . say the bugs will delay products , most big computer makers said the flaws don ' t affect them . " Bugs like this are just a normal part of product development , " said Richard Archuleta , director of Hewlett - Packard Co . ' s advanced systems development . don ' t Why would they say mathematical flaws won't affect users? 26 29 -1485 1 The government is sharpening its newest weapon against white - collar defendants : the power to prevent them from paying their legal bills . prevent How can the government prevent defendants with money from paying their legal bills? 16 17 -1485 1 The government is sharpening its newest weapon against white - collar defendants : the power to prevent them from paying their legal bills . paying their legal bills How can prevention of paying legal bills be powerful? 19 23 -1485 2 And defense lawyers are warning that they won ' t stick around if they don ' t get paid . warning Is there an opportunity for white-collar defendants to get around this new tool and continue to pay their lawyers? 4 5 -1485 3 The issue has come to a boil in Newark , N . J . , where federal prosecutors have warned lawyers for Eddie Antar that if the founder and former chairman of Crazy Eddie Inc . is indicted , the government may move to seize the money that Mr . Antar is using to pay legal fees . seize Can the government specifically target money for legal fees in a seizure? 44 45 -1485 3 The issue has come to a boil in Newark , N . J . , where federal prosecutors have warned lawyers for Eddie Antar that if the founder and former chairman of Crazy Eddie Inc . is indicted , the government may move to seize the money that Mr . Antar is using to pay legal fees . Eddie Antar Why is Eddie Antar be indicted? 22 24 -1485 4 The warning by the U . S . attorney ' s office follows two decisions by the U . S . Supreme Court last June . two decisions by the U . S . Supreme Court Which decisions by the SCOTUS were concerning these types of white-collar actions? 13 23 -1485 4 The warning by the U . S . attorney ' s office follows two decisions by the U . S . Supreme Court last June . two What were the two decisions made by the Supreme Court in June? 13 14 -1485 4 The warning by the U . S . attorney ' s office follows two decisions by the U . S . Supreme Court last June . two decisions what were they? 13 15 -1485 5 In those cases , the high court ruled that federal law gives prosecutors broad authority to seize assets of people accused of racketeering and drug - related crimes , including fees paid to lawyers before an indictment . accused of racketeering and drug - related crimes , What was the prevailing thinking before these decisions? 20 29 -1486 1 SYDNEY - Qintex Australia Ltd . , under pressure from bank lenders , has called in accounting firm Peat Marwick Hungerfords to help oversee asset sales and restructure the resorts and media company . restructure the resorts and media company Why is the company needing a restructuring? 27 33 -1486 1 SYDNEY - Qintex Australia Ltd . , under pressure from bank lenders , has called in accounting firm Peat Marwick Hungerfords to help oversee asset sales and restructure the resorts and media company . oversee asset sales and restructure the resorts Why is this needed? 23 30 -1486 1 SYDNEY - Qintex Australia Ltd . , under pressure from bank lenders , has called in accounting firm Peat Marwick Hungerfords to help oversee asset sales and restructure the resorts and media company . pressure Why were bank lenders pressuring Qintex Australia Ltd? 8 9 -1486 2 Analysts said the move could presage even harsher action by the banks . even harsher action by the banks . What sort of harsh actions could take place for this company? 6 13 -1486 2 Analysts said the move could presage even harsher action by the banks . harsher What are some examples of harsher actions? 7 8 -1486 3 But any move by the banks to take over Qintex Australia ' s management could threaten its ability to operate its national television network under Australian broadcast license rules . under Australian broadcast license rules What type of licensing rules does Australia have for media companies? 24 29 -1486 3 But any move by the banks to take over Qintex Australia ' s management could threaten its ability to operate its national television network under Australian broadcast license rules . rules What are the specifics of these license rules? 28 29 -1486 4 That , in turn , could substantially reduce the value of the television assets . substantially reduce the value By how much could this lead to a depreciation of the value of the company? 6 10 -1486 5 The appointment of Peat Marwick , which has a unit that specializes in advising troubled companies , came about as a result of a round of meetings held by Qintex Australia Chairman Christopher Skase with bank creditors . companies , What other companies had been advised by Peat Marwick's unit? 15 17 -1487 1 General Motors Corp . said it will temporarily idle its Arlington , Texas , assembly plant for one week beginning Monday because of slow sales . because of slow sales What was causing the slow sales? 21 25 -1487 1 General Motors Corp . said it will temporarily idle its Arlington , Texas , assembly plant for one week beginning Monday because of slow sales . Monday When is this Monday, what day of the year? 20 21 -1487 1 General Motors Corp . said it will temporarily idle its Arlington , Texas , assembly plant for one week beginning Monday because of slow sales . slow sales How slow are these sales? 23 25 -1487 2 The closing will affect about 3 , 000 workers and eliminate production of 700 cars . affect about 3 , 000 workers What are the implications of this affecting so many workers? 3 9 -1487 3 The assembly plant builds the Cadillac DeVille , Chevrolet Caprice and Oldsmobile Cutlass Ciera Wagon . builds Are these three cars the only model that this plant builds? 3 4 -1487 5 The plant builds chassis for recreational vehicles and about 450 workers will be affected by the closing . recreational vehicles What types of models, all GM models? 5 7 -1487 5 The plant builds chassis for recreational vehicles and about 450 workers will be affected by the closing . 450 workers will be affected How will they be affected? 9 14 -1488 1 Turner Broadcasting System Inc . said it expects to report an extraordinary loss of about $ 122 million in the fourth quarter due to early retirement of debt . early retirement of debt Why was this taking place? 24 28 -1488 1 Turner Broadcasting System Inc . said it expects to report an extraordinary loss of about $ 122 million in the fourth quarter due to early retirement of debt . fourth quarter Fourth quarter of what? 20 22 -1488 2 The cable programmer said the loss will consist primarily of prepayment penalties , and unamortized issue discount and costs related to its just - completed $ 1 . 6 billion refinancing of its long - term debt and some preferred stock in one of its subsidiaries . one of its subsidiaries . Which subsidiary was undergoing refinancing? 42 47 -1488 2 The cable programmer said the loss will consist primarily of prepayment penalties , and unamortized issue discount and costs related to its just - completed $ 1 . 6 billion refinancing of its long - term debt and some preferred stock in one of its subsidiaries . cable programmer Who is the cable programmer? 1 3 -1488 3 A Turner spokesman wouldn ' t speculate on the extent of the charge ' s effect on the quarter ' s earnings , but said the company continues to expect to report a net loss for 1989 . charge ' s What charge? 12 15 -1488 4 The company said the repayment or redemption of the long - term debt , and the outstanding Class A cumulative exchangeable preferred stock of Cable News Network , was made possible by an offering of about $ 750 million of debentures and notes and $ 900 million in bank borrowings . stock Were these stocks in the cable company? 22 23 -1488 5 The offering included $ 550 million of 12 % senior subordinated debentures due 2001 and $ 200 million of zero coupon liquid yield option notes due 2004 . zero coupon liquid What does this mean? 19 22 -1489 1 Finnish government officials are negotiating with creditors of Waertsilae Marine Oy , a major shipyard that filed for bankruptcy protection this week , amid confusion and mounting doubts that collapse of the nation ' s entire shipbuilding industry can be averted . of the nation ' s entire shipbuilding industry What is behind the drop in shipbuilding? 30 38 -1489 1 Finnish government officials are negotiating with creditors of Waertsilae Marine Oy , a major shipyard that filed for bankruptcy protection this week , amid confusion and mounting doubts that collapse of the nation ' s entire shipbuilding industry can be averted . collapse What caused the collapse? 29 30 -1489 1 Finnish government officials are negotiating with creditors of Waertsilae Marine Oy , a major shipyard that filed for bankruptcy protection this week , amid confusion and mounting doubts that collapse of the nation ' s entire shipbuilding industry can be averted . shipbuilding What caused this collapse of the Finnish shipbuilding industry? 36 37 -1489 1 Finnish government officials are negotiating with creditors of Waertsilae Marine Oy , a major shipyard that filed for bankruptcy protection this week , amid confusion and mounting doubts that collapse of the nation ' s entire shipbuilding industry can be averted . this week , which week was it? 20 23 -1489 2 At stake are almost 10 , 000 jobs in an industry that has been the mainstay of Finland ' s post - war economic revival . industry Who are Waertsilae Marine Oy's main customers? Has the number of projects declined? 10 11 -1489 2 At stake are almost 10 , 000 jobs in an industry that has been the mainstay of Finland ' s post - war economic revival . Finland ' s post - war world war 2 they mean? 17 23 -1489 3 Shipbuilding became a point of pride as Finnish shipyards remained profitable long after rivals collapsed all over Europe . Finnish shipyards remained profitable Why had they stayed so profitable for so long after other nations had lost their ability to do so? 7 11 -1489 3 Shipbuilding became a point of pride as Finnish shipyards remained profitable long after rivals collapsed all over Europe . rivals collapsed What caused the collapse of the rivals 13 15 -1489 3 Shipbuilding became a point of pride as Finnish shipyards remained profitable long after rivals collapsed all over Europe . profitable Had the lack of profitability been sudden or did it occur over time? 10 11 -1489 4 But if , as many now fear , Waertsilae Marine joins the ranks of failed shipyards it might turn out to be remembered most as a blemish on Finland ' s international reputation . shipyards Is Waertsilae Marine the last of Finland's still operating shipyards? 15 16 -1489 4 But if , as many now fear , Waertsilae Marine joins the ranks of failed shipyards it might turn out to be remembered most as a blemish on Finland ' s international reputation . international reputation is there reputation positive? 31 33 -1489 5 The shipyard ' s 6 . 5 billion Finnish markka ( $ 1 . 54 billion ) backlog includes about 20 ships ordered by big international shippers , including three for Carnival Cruise Lines Inc . backlog Is Waertsilae Marine still working on this backlog of orders? 17 18 -1490 1 I was impressed by the perceptiveness of your Sept . 12 story " Rural Enterprise : Tough Row To Hoe . " your whose story? 7 8 -1490 1 I was impressed by the perceptiveness of your Sept . 12 story " Rural Enterprise : Tough Row To Hoe . " I who is writing this? 0 1 -1490 1 I was impressed by the perceptiveness of your Sept . 12 story " Rural Enterprise : Tough Row To Hoe . " your Who is \"your\" refering to? 7 8 -1490 1 I was impressed by the perceptiveness of your Sept . 12 story " Rural Enterprise : Tough Row To Hoe . " story What is the topic of this story? 11 12 -1490 2 We lived in rural areas many years , but now live in St . Louis County , Mo . We who is we? 0 1 -1490 2 We lived in rural areas many years , but now live in St . Louis County , Mo . We Who is \"we\" referring to? 0 1 -1490 3 This morning as I drove the 13 miles to my law office and endured the routine heavy traffic during that twice - daily journey , I thought of how fortunate it was that we made the decision to be residents of an expanding community with so many opportunities and where so much is happening . opportunities What types of opportunities is the narrator referring to in St. Louis County? 47 48 -1490 5 I thought back to our time in small , sparsely populated communities . our who is our? 4 5 -1490 5 I thought back to our time in small , sparsely populated communities . sparsely What's considered sparse (e.g. 200, 2000 or 20,000)? 9 10 -1490 5 I thought back to our time in small , sparsely populated communities . time How long did the writer spend in small communities? 5 6 -1491 1 The following issues were recently filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission : issues Which issues were filed? 2 3 -1491 1 The following issues were recently filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission : following issues which issues? 1 3 -1491 2 Anheuser - Busch Cos . , shelf offering of $ 575 million of debt securities . debt What is the difference between debt securities and equity securities? 13 14 -1491 2 Anheuser - Busch Cos . , shelf offering of $ 575 million of debt securities . $ 575 million of debt securities . What sort of debt did Anheuser have? 9 16 -1491 2 Anheuser - Busch Cos . , shelf offering of $ 575 million of debt securities . debt securities what are debt securities? 13 15 -1491 3 Coca - Cola Bottling Co . Consolidated , shelf offering of $ 200 million of debt securities , via Salomon Brothers Inc . and Goldman , Sachs & Co . shelf What happens in a shelf offering? 8 9 -1491 5 Home Nutritional Services Inc . , a wholly owned subsidiary of Healthdyne Inc . , proposed initial offering of four million common shares , of which 1 . 8 million will be sold by Home Nutritional Services and 2 . 2 million will be sold by Healthdyne , via Smith Barney , Harris Upham & Co . common How many different types of shares can a company offer? 21 22 -1491 5 Home Nutritional Services Inc . , a wholly owned subsidiary of Healthdyne Inc . , proposed initial offering of four million common shares , of which 1 . 8 million will be sold by Home Nutritional Services and 2 . 2 million will be sold by Healthdyne , via Smith Barney , Harris Upham & Co . wholly owned subsidiary what is this term exactly? 7 10 -1492 1 The agony of unrequited love . It may be what keeps us devoted to the felines in our lives . us who? people in general? cat owners? a specific group of people? 11 12 -1492 1 The agony of unrequited love . It may be what keeps us devoted to the felines in our lives . keeps us devoted to the felines How does this keep a person with a cat? 10 16 -1492 1 The agony of unrequited love . It may be what keeps us devoted to the felines in our lives . felines Why do we need to be devoted to our felines? 15 16 -1492 2 A recent study confirms what cat owners have long known . recent study confirms What was the study looking at trying to confirm? 1 4 -1492 2 A recent study confirms what cat owners have long known . what cat owners have long known . What have cat owners long known? 4 11 -1492 3 Our cats understand us when we talk to them , they just don ' t give a fig about what we have to say . don ' t give a fig about what we have to say Why are cats so uncaring about what is being said? 12 24 -1492 3 Our cats understand us when we talk to them , they just don ' t give a fig about what we have to say . understand How can cats understand what we say? 2 3 -1492 4 A study by two University of Tokyo researchers , published by Springer in Animal Cognition journal , determined cats recognize their owners ' voices from those of strangers . owners ' voices from those of strangers What mechanisms are at play with cats to make them able to discern these voices? 21 28 -1492 4 A study by two University of Tokyo researchers , published by Springer in Animal Cognition journal , determined cats recognize their owners ' voices from those of strangers . owners ' voices from those of strangers . How are cats able to recognize their owners' voices from those of strangers? 21 29 -1492 4 A study by two University of Tokyo researchers , published by Springer in Animal Cognition journal , determined cats recognize their owners ' voices from those of strangers . recognize How can they recognise those voices? 19 20 -1492 5 Conducted by Atsuko Saito and Kazutaka Shinozuka , the test included 20 domesticated cats from 14 homes that were tested in their own familiar places so the stress of moving them to strange surroundings had no role in the outcome of the tests . tested How did this test take form? 19 20 -1493 1 MIAMI - In matters of love , nothing says romance like a moonlit beach . romance like a moonlit beach . Why are moonlit beaches considered romantic? 9 15 -1493 2 Especially if you ' re a lusty horseshoe crab and the tide is high . tide What does the tide have to do with a horsehoe crab? 11 12 -1493 3 Every spring , from Florida to New Jersey , crabs that look more like fossils than a postcard for passion make their way ashore by the thousands when the moon is bright to lay millions of eggs that provide critical food for migrating shorebirds . ashore What type of coast do they prefer? 23 24 -1493 3 Every spring , from Florida to New Jersey , crabs that look more like fossils than a postcard for passion make their way ashore by the thousands when the moon is bright to lay millions of eggs that provide critical food for migrating shorebirds . food How do the crabs protect their eggs? 40 41 -1493 4 But in the 1990s , their numbers began falling . their numbers began falling Why was there such a decrease? 5 9 -1493 4 But in the 1990s , their numbers began falling . numbers What did their numbers fall? 6 7 -1493 4 But in the 1990s , their numbers began falling . numbers began falling why was this? 6 9 -1493 5 Scientists aren ' t sure why but they suspect the continuing decline stems from fishing , loss of habitat and a global demand for their sky - blue blood , which is used to screen for toxins in injectable drugs . used to screen for toxins What sort of toxins does the crab blood screen for? 32 37 -1493 5 Scientists aren ' t sure why but they suspect the continuing decline stems from fishing , loss of habitat and a global demand for their sky - blue blood , which is used to screen for toxins in injectable drugs . blood , Is their blood really blue or is this a figure of speech? 28 30 -1493 5 Scientists aren ' t sure why but they suspect the continuing decline stems from fishing , loss of habitat and a global demand for their sky - blue blood , which is used to screen for toxins in injectable drugs . drugs What types of toxins are screened with crab blood? 39 40 -1494 1 PITTSBURGH - They aren ' t exactly the Monuments Men , and it wasn ' t art stolen by the Nazis . Monuments Men , Who are the Monuments Men? 8 11 -1494 1 PITTSBURGH - They aren ' t exactly the Monuments Men , and it wasn ' t art stolen by the Nazis . it What is the 'it' being referred to? 12 13 -1494 1 PITTSBURGH - They aren ' t exactly the Monuments Men , and it wasn ' t art stolen by the Nazis . stolen What are these stolen arts? 17 18 -1494 2 But the technological sleuthing it took a group of Carnegie Mellon University students and alumni to recover and preserve some digital images apparently created and stored by Andy Warhol on old - school floppy computer disks nearly 30 years ago is a tale worth telling . recover and preserve How did they recover and restore these digital images? 16 19 -1494 2 But the technological sleuthing it took a group of Carnegie Mellon University students and alumni to recover and preserve some digital images apparently created and stored by Andy Warhol on old - school floppy computer disks nearly 30 years ago is a tale worth telling . images What were the images of? 21 22 -1494 2 But the technological sleuthing it took a group of Carnegie Mellon University students and alumni to recover and preserve some digital images apparently created and stored by Andy Warhol on old - school floppy computer disks nearly 30 years ago is a tale worth telling . technological sleuthing Why was it a technological sleuthing? 2 4 -1494 3 The Andy Warhol Museum , CMU and the Carnegie Museum of Art - which all had a hand in the project - revealed the story Thursday morning in three news releases that included some of the images . project Who spearheaded the project? 20 21 -1494 3 The Andy Warhol Museum , CMU and the Carnegie Museum of Art - which all had a hand in the project - revealed the story Thursday morning in three news releases that included some of the images . some of the images Why did they include some of the images? 33 37 -1494 4 Those three images of an altered Botticelli ' s " Venus , " a Warhol self - portrait , and a Campbell ' s soup can - of 28 that were found on the disks - were enough to excite Warhol fanatics around the world over the possibility that something - anything - new by the King of Pop Art had been revealed . new Did the images contain never-before-seen artworks? 53 54 -1494 4 Those three images of an altered Botticelli ' s " Venus , " a Warhol self - portrait , and a Campbell ' s soup can - of 28 that were found on the disks - were enough to excite Warhol fanatics around the world over the possibility that something - anything - new by the King of Pop Art had been revealed . Warhol How popular is Warhol? 14 15 -1494 5 They were created on Warhol ' s Commodore Amiga computer in 1985 and included versions of some of his other most iconic images such as a banana and Marilyn Monroe , neither of which have been released yet , and may never be . Commodore Amiga computer How were these computers used to make art? 7 10 -1494 5 They were created on Warhol ' s Commodore Amiga computer in 1985 and included versions of some of his other most iconic images such as a banana and Marilyn Monroe , neither of which have been released yet , and may never be . may Who will decide whether or not to release these images? 40 41 -1494 5 They were created on Warhol ' s Commodore Amiga computer in 1985 and included versions of some of his other most iconic images such as a banana and Marilyn Monroe , neither of which have been released yet , and may never be . most iconic images Why were these most iconic images not released? 20 23 -1494 5 They were created on Warhol ' s Commodore Amiga computer in 1985 and included versions of some of his other most iconic images such as a banana and Marilyn Monroe , neither of which have been released yet , and may never be . and may never be Why might some of these images stay under wraps? 39 43 -1495 1 FRESNO , Calif . - California water authorities are killing salmon and destroying farming . killing salmon and destroying farming How are the authorities causing farming and fisheries to struggle? 9 14 -1495 1 FRESNO , Calif . - California water authorities are killing salmon and destroying farming . California water authorities Accidentally or purposely? 5 8 -1495 1 FRESNO , Calif . - California water authorities are killing salmon and destroying farming . killing salmon and destroying farming How are California water authorities causing this damage? 9 14 -1495 1 FRESNO , Calif . - California water authorities are killing salmon and destroying farming . killing Why are they killing salmon and destroying farming? 9 10 -1495 2 They ' re endangering shorebirds , threatening city taps and quite possibly raising the crime rate . raising the crime rate How is the water authority responsible for an increase in crime? 12 16 -1495 2 They ' re endangering shorebirds , threatening city taps and quite possibly raising the crime rate . raising the crime rate How are CA water authorities raising the crime rate? 12 16 -1495 2 They ' re endangering shorebirds , threatening city taps and quite possibly raising the crime rate . crime What does the crime rate have to do with killing salmon an destroying farming? 14 15 -1495 3 That ' s a sampling of the four dozen comments and protests on the website of the State Water Resources Control Board about emergency water management after the driest winter in decades . driest winter in decades When was the last time California received so little water during the winter? 28 32 -1495 3 That ' s a sampling of the four dozen comments and protests on the website of the State Water Resources Control Board about emergency water management after the driest winter in decades . comments Are these comments from the general public? 9 10 -1495 3 That ' s a sampling of the four dozen comments and protests on the website of the State Water Resources Control Board about emergency water management after the driest winter in decades . driest winter in decades How severe is the drought in California? 28 32 -1495 3 That ' s a sampling of the four dozen comments and protests on the website of the State Water Resources Control Board about emergency water management after the driest winter in decades . comments What individuals or groups are leaving the comments? 9 10 -1495 4 From all over California , farmers , environmental lawyers , wildlife groups , cities and even the Fresno County sheriff have posted thoughts in a siege of protests to state officials about the use of this year ' s puny snowpack and half - empty reservoirs . puny snowpack and half - empty reservoirs How can the limited water supply best be managed? 39 46 -1495 4 From all over California , farmers , environmental lawyers , wildlife groups , cities and even the Fresno County sheriff have posted thoughts in a siege of protests to state officials about the use of this year ' s puny snowpack and half - empty reservoirs . half - empty What is their position in regards to the half-empty reservoirs? 42 45 -1495 5 " This year is a whole new level of crazy , " said Ara Azhderian of the San Joaquin & amp ; Delta - Mendota Water Authority , representing many farmers who are forecast to get zero water this year . get zero water this Why are farmers receiving no water at all? 35 39 -1495 5 " This year is a whole new level of crazy , " said Ara Azhderian of the San Joaquin & amp ; Delta - Mendota Water Authority , representing many farmers who are forecast to get zero water this year . zero water What are farmers who do not receive water supposed to do to survive? 36 38 -1495 5 " This year is a whole new level of crazy , " said Ara Azhderian of the San Joaquin & amp ; Delta - Mendota Water Authority , representing many farmers who are forecast to get zero water this year . zero water How much water is Azhderian advocating on behalf of the farmers? 36 38 -1496 1 JERUSALEM - Professor Mohammed Dajani expected criticism when he took Palestinian students to Poland last month to visit the site of the Auschwitz concentration camp . expected criticism Why did he expect such criticism? 5 7 -1496 1 JERUSALEM - Professor Mohammed Dajani expected criticism when he took Palestinian students to Poland last month to visit the site of the Auschwitz concentration camp . Professor Mohammed Dajani expected criticism Why did the professor expect criticism? 2 7 -1496 1 JERUSALEM - Professor Mohammed Dajani expected criticism when he took Palestinian students to Poland last month to visit the site of the Auschwitz concentration camp . expected criticism Why did he expect criticism for taking the students to visit the site of Auschwitz? 5 7 -1496 2 But he wasn ' t prepared for the uproar that followed . the uproar that followed Why was there an uproar? 7 11 -1496 2 But he wasn ' t prepared for the uproar that followed . uproar Why was there an uproar? 8 9 -1496 3 In online posts and comments , Palestinian critics denounced the visit as treason . denounced the visit as treason . Why would the visit be considered treason? 8 14 -1496 3 In online posts and comments , Palestinian critics denounced the visit as treason . visit as treason What about this visit would qualify as treason? 10 13 -1496 3 In online posts and comments , Palestinian critics denounced the visit as treason . Palestinian critics Why are there Palestinian critics? In other words, what is it about Palestine that makes people be considered critics? 6 8 -1496 3 In online posts and comments , Palestinian critics denounced the visit as treason . denounced the visit as treason how and why? 8 13 -1496 4 Acquaintances counseled the professor to keep a low profile , stay away from his university campus and consider taking a vacation abroad , he recalled . consider taking a vacation abroad , How would taking a vacation abroad help this situation, if he would still be returning when the vacation is over? 17 23 -1496 5 " People said we were giving support to Zionism and promoting its propaganda , as if we were giving up on our rights , " Dajani said in an interview in East Jerusalem , the city ' s Arab side , which Palestinians claim as the capital of a future state . its propaganda , What did they mean by propaganda, in this case? 11 14 -1497 1 ALAMOGORDO , N . M . - A documentary film production company has found buried in a New Mexico landfill hundreds of the Atari " E . T " . Atari What is this? 23 24 -1497 1 ALAMOGORDO , N . M . - A documentary film production company has found buried in a New Mexico landfill hundreds of the Atari " E . T " . found What was the production company doing at the landfill? 13 14 -1497 1 ALAMOGORDO , N . M . - A documentary film production company has found buried in a New Mexico landfill hundreds of the Atari " E . T " . hundreds Why were hundreds of Atari \"E.T.\" dumped in the landfill? 20 21 -1497 1 ALAMOGORDO , N . M . - A documentary film production company has found buried in a New Mexico landfill hundreds of the Atari " E . T " . hundreds of the Atari " E . T " Why were so many buried in the landfill? 20 29 -1497 2 game cartridges that some call the worst video game ever made . video game Which video game is this? 7 9 -1497 2 game cartridges that some call the worst video game ever made . worst Why was the game so terrible? 6 7 -1497 2 game cartridges that some call the worst video game ever made . some call the worst video game ever made . Why was the game seen as so bad? 3 12 -1497 3 Film director Zak Penn showed one " E . T " . " E . T " E.T. the movie? 6 11 -1497 4 cartridge retrieved from the site and said that hundreds more were found in the mounds of trash and dirt scooped by a backhoe . site Is this site the one in Mexico? 4 5 -1497 4 cartridge retrieved from the site and said that hundreds more were found in the mounds of trash and dirt scooped by a backhoe . backhoe Why are they digging at the site? 22 23 -1497 4 cartridge retrieved from the site and said that hundreds more were found in the mounds of trash and dirt scooped by a backhoe . backhoe what is this? 22 23 -1497 5 About 200 residents and game enthusiasts gathered early Saturday in southeastern New Mexico to watch backhoes and bulldozers dig through the concrete - covered landfill in search of up to a million discarded copies of " E . T . discarded copies Is this some conspiracy or something? 32 34 -1497 5 About 200 residents and game enthusiasts gathered early Saturday in southeastern New Mexico to watch backhoes and bulldozers dig through the concrete - covered landfill in search of up to a million discarded copies of " E . T . copies When did Atari release \"E.T.\"? 33 34 -1497 5 About 200 residents and game enthusiasts gathered early Saturday in southeastern New Mexico to watch backhoes and bulldozers dig through the concrete - covered landfill in search of up to a million discarded copies of " E . T . in search of up to a million discarded copies Why were so many thrown out at this one site? 25 34 -1498 1 FRESNO , Calif . - Fifteen years ago , there were just 105 Sierra Nevada bighorn sheep across their namesake mountain range . 105 Sierra Nevada bighorn sheep Why were there so few? 12 17 -1498 4 " This shows that recovery is actually feasible and possible , " says Daniel Gammons , biologist at Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks . recovery Recovery done by who? 4 5 -1498 5 " Most species that end up on the endangered species list don ' t ever come off , and there ' s a real opportunity here to see success " . real opportunity How long is the plan? 23 25 -1498 5 " Most species that end up on the endangered species list don ' t ever come off , and there ' s a real opportunity here to see success " . don ' t ever come off , Why is it so rare for endangered animals to find their way off the list? 11 18 -1499 1 WASHINGTON - The Founding Fathers will meet the selfie generation next week when the Supreme Court dials up the case of a California man incriminated by his smartphone . incriminated by his smartphone How did the man's smartphone get him in trouble? 24 28 -1499 1 WASHINGTON - The Founding Fathers will meet the selfie generation next week when the Supreme Court dials up the case of a California man incriminated by his smartphone . California What was this California man accused of doing? 22 23 -1499 1 WASHINGTON - The Founding Fathers will meet the selfie generation next week when the Supreme Court dials up the case of a California man incriminated by his smartphone . selfie generation who are they? 8 10 -1499 2 Loaded with pictures , some of them imprudent , David Leon Riley ' s Samsung Instinct was searched by police in 2009 without a warrant . searched by police in 2009 without a warrant How could the police search the man's phone without a warrant? 17 25 -1499 2 Loaded with pictures , some of them imprudent , David Leon Riley ' s Samsung Instinct was searched by police in 2009 without a warrant . searched Does this seem like an invasion of privacy? 17 18 -1499 2 Loaded with pictures , some of them imprudent , David Leon Riley ' s Samsung Instinct was searched by police in 2009 without a warrant . imprudent , what is the meaning of this word? 7 9 -1499 3 He got busted . Now the justices , who sometimes seem uncomfortable with new technologies , will consider a quintessentially 21st - century problem . quintessentially Why is it quintessential? 19 20 -1499 3 He got busted . Now the justices , who sometimes seem uncomfortable with new technologies , will consider a quintessentially 21st - century problem . busted What was he busted for? 2 3 -1499 4 In an unplugged courtroom Tuesday , where television cameras and electronic devices have long been banned , justices must fit data - packed smartphones into the contours of the Fourth Amendment ' s guarantee against unreasonable searches and seizures . Fourth What was the result of this deliberation? 29 30 -1499 5 The eventual outcome will clarify rules that were written long before phones wised up . phones Mostly cell phones - right? 11 12 -1499 5 The eventual outcome will clarify rules that were written long before phones wised up . rules What other Amendments have had to be clarified to fit in to 21st-century problems? 5 6 -1500 1 It ' s the underdog of U . S . currency , the greenback more likely to be found tucked inside a dresser drawer or wallet than a cash register . underdog of U . S . currency , What is the underdog of U.S. currency? 4 12 -1500 1 It ' s the underdog of U . S . currency , the greenback more likely to be found tucked inside a dresser drawer or wallet than a cash register . the greenback Which greenback? 12 14 -1500 1 It ' s the underdog of U . S . currency , the greenback more likely to be found tucked inside a dresser drawer or wallet than a cash register . greenback What is greenback currency? 13 14 -1500 2 The $ 2 bill makes up just 3 percent of all paper money circulating in the states . 3 percent Why does the $2 bill only make up 3 percent of money in circulation? 7 9 -1500 2 The $ 2 bill makes up just 3 percent of all paper money circulating in the states . 3 Why is the $2 bill so uncommon? 7 8 -1500 3 Now , it ' s about to get its time in the limelight , thanks to a Delray Beach , Fla . , man who has always loved it . about to get its time in the limelight , How is it going to get time in the limelight? 5 14 -1500 3 Now , it ' s about to get its time in the limelight , thanks to a Delray Beach , Fla . , man who has always loved it . Delray Beach , Who is Delray Beach and why does he matter? 17 20 -1500 4 John Bennardo is crisscrossing the country to film a documentary that ' ll tell the story of the two and its " magic " . the story of the two and its " magic " Why are $2 bills seen as so much more desirable? 14 24 -1500 4 John Bennardo is crisscrossing the country to film a documentary that ' ll tell the story of the two and its " magic " . " magic " What magic are they referring to? 21 24 -1500 5 " I think everyone ' s curious about it , " he said . everyone ' s curious about it , " Why is everyone so curious about it? 3 11 -1500 5 " I think everyone ' s curious about it , " he said . everyone ' s curious Why do they feel everyone would be curious about this? 3 7 +Article_Id Sentence_Id Sentence Span Question Span_Start_Position Span_End_Position +1 1 The nation ’ s largest gun - rights group is taking some Texans to task over their headline - generating demonstrations advocating the legal , open carrying of weapons . to task What does \"to task\" mean? 13 15 +1 1 The nation ’ s largest gun - rights group is taking some Texans to task over their headline - generating demonstrations advocating the legal , open carrying of weapons . largest gun - rights group What is this group called? 4 9 +1 1 The nation ’ s largest gun - rights group is taking some Texans to task over their headline - generating demonstrations advocating the legal , open carrying of weapons . gun - rights group Which group? 5 9 +1 1 The nation ’ s largest gun - rights group is taking some Texans to task over their headline - generating demonstrations advocating the legal , open carrying of weapons . nation ’ s largest gun - rights group Why don't you just come out and say the NRA? 1 9 +1 2 Officials with the National Rifle Association say recent rallies at fast - food restaurants and home - improvement stores are “ downright weird and certainly not a practical way to go normally about your business while being prepared to defend yourself . ” While the group applauds Texas for a “ robust gun culture , ” leaders of the group in a statement chastise “ a small number ( who ) have recently crossed the line from enthusiasm to downright foolishness . ” This comes as countless Republicans heading toward the state GOP convention in Fort Worth later this week plan to carry long guns outside the Fort Worth Convention Center . small number How many people is a small number? 67 69 +1 2 Officials with the National Rifle Association say recent rallies at fast - food restaurants and home - improvement stores are “ downright weird and certainly not a practical way to go normally about your business while being prepared to defend yourself . ” While the group applauds Texas for a “ robust gun culture , ” leaders of the group in a statement chastise “ a small number ( who ) have recently crossed the line from enthusiasm to downright foolishness . ” This comes as countless Republicans heading toward the state GOP convention in Fort Worth later this week plan to carry long guns outside the Fort Worth Convention Center . Officials with What does this mean? Are you referring to NRA administration or orthers? 0 2 +1 3 The question of whether guns can be carried into the center during the three - day convention has been a concern because there ’ s a Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission license on the facility . Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission So can people drink while they are handling the guns? 26 30 +1 3 The question of whether guns can be carried into the center during the three - day convention has been a concern because there ’ s a Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission license on the facility . Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission Why does this matter? 26 30 +1 3 The question of whether guns can be carried into the center during the three - day convention has been a concern because there ’ s a Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission license on the facility . license What does this license have to do with gun carrying members of the NRA? 30 31 +1 4 Republican Party of Texas Chairman Steve Munisteri released a new statement , letting party members know that “ anyone carrying an openly exposed weapon will be asked to do so outside of the building . ” Concealed handgun license holders and peace officers may carry their concealed handguns inside during the convention . Steve Munisteri Is he important? 5 7 +1 5 And gun supporters are encouraging delegates , alternates and guests to carry black powder guns inside . black powder guns What are black powder guns? 12 15 +1 5 And gun supporters are encouraging delegates , alternates and guests to carry black powder guns inside . black powder guns What are these? 12 15 +1 5 And gun supporters are encouraging delegates , alternates and guests to carry black powder guns inside . gun supporters Is this all gun supporters or just NRA members? Where are the statistics to support this claim? 1 3 +2 1 The Obama administration is developing additional screening protocols for airline passengers both overseas and in the United States to control infectious diseases such as Ebola , President Barack Obama said Monday . Ebola , Why is the United States concerned about Ebola? 24 26 +2 1 The Obama administration is developing additional screening protocols for airline passengers both overseas and in the United States to control infectious diseases such as Ebola , President Barack Obama said Monday . protocols What are the protocols? 7 8 +2 1 The Obama administration is developing additional screening protocols for airline passengers both overseas and in the United States to control infectious diseases such as Ebola , President Barack Obama said Monday . additional screening protocols What are these protocols and what do they entail? 5 8 +2 2 After meeting with his senior health , homeland security and national security advisers , Obama told reporters that in the wake of the first Ebola case diagnosed in the United States , officials would study increasing screening plans . screening plans Who will run these screening plans? 36 38 +2 2 After meeting with his senior health , homeland security and national security advisers , Obama told reporters that in the wake of the first Ebola case diagnosed in the United States , officials would study increasing screening plans . first Which date did this happen? 23 24 +2 2 After meeting with his senior health , homeland security and national security advisers , Obama told reporters that in the wake of the first Ebola case diagnosed in the United States , officials would study increasing screening plans . study increasing screening plans How long would this take? 34 38 +2 3 “ We ’ re also going to be working on protocols to do additional passenger screening both at the source and here in the United States , ” the president said , without offering details . protocols Who will provide the medical expertise to develop these protocols? 10 11 +2 3 “ We ’ re also going to be working on protocols to do additional passenger screening both at the source and here in the United States , ” the president said , without offering details . details Why werent details provided? 34 35 +2 3 “ We ’ re also going to be working on protocols to do additional passenger screening both at the source and here in the United States , ” the president said , without offering details . both at the source Will this apply to every other country outside the US? 16 20 +2 4 New measures could be announced shortly , an administration official said . an administration official Who is the administration official? 7 10 +2 4 New measures could be announced shortly , an administration official said . shortly , How long is shortly? 5 7 +2 5 “ I consider this a top national security priority , ” Obama said . consider WHat are the other options? 2 3 +3 1 Silver has long been known for its ability to kill some of the nasty microbes that can make people sick . some of the nasty microbes Which nasty microbes? 10 15 +3 1 Silver has long been known for its ability to kill some of the nasty microbes that can make people sick . nasty microbes What is a nasty microbe? 13 15 +3 1 Silver has long been known for its ability to kill some of the nasty microbes that can make people sick . ability to kill some of the nasty microbes how does silver kill microbes? 7 15 +3 1 Silver has long been known for its ability to kill some of the nasty microbes that can make people sick . long been known How long has this been known? 2 5 +3 1 Silver has long been known for its ability to kill some of the nasty microbes that can make people sick . Silver silver like the metal? 0 1 +3 2 In hospitals , it ’ s used to help burn victims , to combat germs on catheters and even to wipe out dangerous “ superbugs ” that have grown resistant to traditional antibiotics . “ superbugs ” What is a superbug? 23 26 +3 2 In hospitals , it ’ s used to help burn victims , to combat germs on catheters and even to wipe out dangerous “ superbugs ” that have grown resistant to traditional antibiotics . help burn victims , How does it help burn victims, since it only has anti-germ properties? 8 12 +3 2 In hospitals , it ’ s used to help burn victims , to combat germs on catheters and even to wipe out dangerous “ superbugs ” that have grown resistant to traditional antibiotics . germs on how does it combat? 14 16 +3 3 Now , capitalizing on consumers ’ fear of germs , companies are adding tiny , powerful silver particles to cutting boards , underwear , yoga mats , running shirts , socks and an expanding array of other “ antibacterial ” goods . companies What companies? 10 11 +3 3 Now , capitalizing on consumers ’ fear of germs , companies are adding tiny , powerful silver particles to cutting boards , underwear , yoga mats , running shirts , socks and an expanding array of other “ antibacterial ” goods . companies are What companies are conducting these activities? 10 12 +3 3 Now , capitalizing on consumers ’ fear of germs , companies are adding tiny , powerful silver particles to cutting boards , underwear , yoga mats , running shirts , socks and an expanding array of other “ antibacterial ” goods . consumers ’ fear of germs , Why is it happening now when consumerism has been around since the 50s? 4 10 +3 4 Such products are made possible by recent advances in technology that allow manufacturers to create nano - sized silver and incorporate it into various materials . nano - sized What unit of measure determines this? 15 18 +3 5 ( A nanometer is one - billionth of a meter ; a human hair is about 80 , 000 to 100 , 000 nanometers wide . ) nanometer can it be observed? 2 3 +4 1 It was the type of weather that would have scrubbed a space shuttle launch . It was the type of weather What type of weather would scrub a shuttle launch? 0 6 +4 1 It was the type of weather that would have scrubbed a space shuttle launch . It was the type of weather how is the weather? 0 6 +4 1 It was the type of weather that would have scrubbed a space shuttle launch . scrubbed a space shuttle launch . What type of weather would cause a launch to be abandoned? 9 15 +4 2 The rain was relentless . The rain was relentless Where is it raining? 0 4 +4 2 The rain was relentless . relentless why was the rain relentless? 3 4 +4 2 The rain was relentless . relentless How heavy is considered relentless? 3 4 +4 3 Water streamed down Dennis Jenkins ’ glasses , dripping off the tip of his nose , as he surveyed the scrap yard not far from where the shuttles once blasted into orbit . Dennis Jenkins ’ Who was Dennis Jenkins? 3 6 +4 3 Water streamed down Dennis Jenkins ’ glasses , dripping off the tip of his nose , as he surveyed the scrap yard not far from where the shuttles once blasted into orbit . scrap yard Why was Dennis at the scrap yard? 20 22 +4 3 Water streamed down Dennis Jenkins ’ glasses , dripping off the tip of his nose , as he surveyed the scrap yard not far from where the shuttles once blasted into orbit . Dennis Jenkins ’ Who is/was Dennis Jenkins? 3 6 +4 3 Water streamed down Dennis Jenkins ’ glasses , dripping off the tip of his nose , as he surveyed the scrap yard not far from where the shuttles once blasted into orbit . he surveyed the scrap yard why did he surveyed the scrap yard? 17 22 +4 3 Water streamed down Dennis Jenkins ’ glasses , dripping off the tip of his nose , as he surveyed the scrap yard not far from where the shuttles once blasted into orbit . where the shuttles once blasted into orbit How much space do you need to be able to launch a shuttle? 25 32 +4 4 A box overflowing with keyboards and wires . box Where was this box found? 1 2 +4 4 A box overflowing with keyboards and wires . keyboards and wires Why was the box full of keyboards and wires? 4 7 +4 4 A box overflowing with keyboards and wires . A box overflowing with keyboards and wires Why isn't this a complete sentence? 0 7 +4 4 A box overflowing with keyboards and wires . A box overflowing why was the box overflowing? 0 3 +4 4 A box overflowing with keyboards and wires . box overflowing how big was the box? 1 3 +4 5 Nearly a dozen file cabinets tipped on their sides . tipped on their sides What caused the cabinets to tip on their sides? 5 9 +4 5 Nearly a dozen file cabinets tipped on their sides . cabinets tipped on their sides why did they tipped on they side? 4 9 +4 5 Nearly a dozen file cabinets tipped on their sides . tipped on their sides . Why were they tipped on their sides? 5 10 +5 1 An unfortunate irony to emerge from our lackluster economic recovery is that even as millions of Americans remain unemployed or underemployed , too many employers are unable to find qualified candidates for open positions . positions If so many Americans are unemployed or underemployed, then how come so many employers are unable to find qualified candidates for open positions? 33 34 +5 1 An unfortunate irony to emerge from our lackluster economic recovery is that even as millions of Americans remain unemployed or underemployed , too many employers are unable to find qualified candidates for open positions . unable to find qualified candidates In what what way are the candidates not qualified? 26 31 +5 1 An unfortunate irony to emerge from our lackluster economic recovery is that even as millions of Americans remain unemployed or underemployed , too many employers are unable to find qualified candidates for open positions . unable to find qualified candidates Why can't they find these employees? 26 31 +5 2 Shortcomings in our education and workforce development systems continue to widen the skills gap . widen the skills gap What shortcomings in education and workforce development are widening the skills gap? 10 14 +5 2 Shortcomings in our education and workforce development systems continue to widen the skills gap . skills gap how big is the gap? 12 14 +5 2 Shortcomings in our education and workforce development systems continue to widen the skills gap . Shortcomings How and why is the education and workforce systems coming up short? 0 1 +5 2 Shortcomings in our education and workforce development systems continue to widen the skills gap . Shortcomings What are the specific shortcomings? 0 1 +5 3 Left unchanged , the supply of skilled workers will dwindle — leaving some 5 million jobs vacant by 2018 — and won ’ t keep pace with the demands of a modern economy or the needs of employers struggling to compete . unchanged , how can it be changed? 1 3 +5 3 Left unchanged , the supply of skilled workers will dwindle — leaving some 5 million jobs vacant by 2018 — and won ’ t keep pace with the demands of a modern economy or the needs of employers struggling to compete . supply of skilled workers will dwindle Why is it assumed that these workers cannot gain skills in a timely manner? 4 10 +5 3 Left unchanged , the supply of skilled workers will dwindle — leaving some 5 million jobs vacant by 2018 — and won ’ t keep pace with the demands of a modern economy or the needs of employers struggling to compete . supply of skilled workers will dwindle What is the evidence to support this statement? 4 10 +5 4 The skills gap has been pigeonholed for many years as an education issue and left to policymakers , educators and administrators to fix . fix What attempts to fix our skills gap have been made by policymakers, educators and administrators? 22 23 +5 4 The skills gap has been pigeonholed for many years as an education issue and left to policymakers , educators and administrators to fix . pigeonholed who pigeonholed it? 5 6 +5 4 The skills gap has been pigeonholed for many years as an education issue and left to policymakers , educators and administrators to fix . pigeonholed How did this happen and why is it that others are not responsible? 5 6 +5 5 But as the top consumer of our education system , the private sector has a huge stake in this challenge and can ’ t afford to wait for others to find a solution . challenge What can the private sector do to handle the skills gap? 19 20 +5 5 But as the top consumer of our education system , the private sector has a huge stake in this challenge and can ’ t afford to wait for others to find a solution . can ’ t afford to wait How are these people contributing to the solution? 21 27 +6 1 Ralph Nader looks like the original geek . Ralph Nader Who is Ralph Nader? 0 2 +6 1 Ralph Nader looks like the original geek . original geek Why is this term, orginal geek, being used to describe Ralph Nader? 5 7 +6 1 Ralph Nader looks like the original geek . geek What about him says that? 6 7 +6 1 Ralph Nader looks like the original geek . original geek What does a geek look like? 5 7 +6 2 Intense , driven , focused on detail , slightly disheveled , the consumer advocate and former presidential candidate has a large electronic footprint on the Internet and social media . the consumer advocate Consumer advocate for what? 11 14 +6 3 But it turns out that Nader , who just turned 80 , is so last century — maybe so last two centuries . so last century — Why is he considered old? 13 17 +6 3 But it turns out that Nader , who just turned 80 , is so last century — maybe so last two centuries . maybe so last two centuries Why is he so far behind? 17 22 +6 4 His latest book , “ Unstoppable , ” will soon be out , and like his previous 11 it was typed on a bulky manual typewriter . bulky manual typewriter What does it look like? 23 26 +6 5 He doesn ’ t have a cellphone — “ Why should I have a cellphone ? “ Why should I have a cellphone ? Does he not see the value? 8 16 +6 5 He doesn ’ t have a cellphone — “ Why should I have a cellphone ? He doesn ’ t have a cellphone Does everyone need a cellphone? 0 7 +7 1 Alberta Currie , the great - granddaughter of slaves , was born in a farmhouse surrounded by tobacco and cotton fields . the great - granddaughter of slaves , What does that even mean? 3 10 +7 1 Alberta Currie , the great - granddaughter of slaves , was born in a farmhouse surrounded by tobacco and cotton fields . Alberta Currie , Who is that? 0 3 +7 1 Alberta Currie , the great - granddaughter of slaves , was born in a farmhouse surrounded by tobacco and cotton fields . Alberta Currie , who was alberta currie? 0 3 +7 1 Alberta Currie , the great - granddaughter of slaves , was born in a farmhouse surrounded by tobacco and cotton fields . Alberta Currie , How old is she?\n 0 3 +7 1 Alberta Currie , the great - granddaughter of slaves , was born in a farmhouse surrounded by tobacco and cotton fields . great - granddaughter Who are her great grandparents? 4 7 +7 1 Alberta Currie , the great - granddaughter of slaves , was born in a farmhouse surrounded by tobacco and cotton fields . born in a farmhouse Where is the farmhouse located and how much acreage is it? 11 15 +7 2 Her mother , Willie Pearl , gave birth with the assistance of a midwife . Willie Pearl , Why don't they have the same last name? How do we know this is her mother? 3 6 +7 2 Her mother , Willie Pearl , gave birth with the assistance of a midwife . midwife what is a midwife? 13 14 +7 2 Her mother , Willie Pearl , gave birth with the assistance of a midwife . gave birth how difficult was they birth during this time? 6 8 +7 2 Her mother , Willie Pearl , gave birth with the assistance of a midwife . Willie Pearl , How old is Willie Pearl? 3 6 +7 2 Her mother , Willie Pearl , gave birth with the assistance of a midwife . gave birth Was there any significant issues during birth? 6 8 +7 2 Her mother , Willie Pearl , gave birth with the assistance of a midwife . midwife Was the midwife also a slave? 13 14 +7 3 No birth certificate was issued ; a birth announcement was handwritten into the Currie family Bible . a birth announcement Who wrote the birth announcement? 6 9 +7 3 No birth certificate was issued ; a birth announcement was handwritten into the Currie family Bible . Currie family Bible families had bibles? 13 16 +7 3 No birth certificate was issued ; a birth announcement was handwritten into the Currie family Bible . No birth certificate was issued ; how did they reported the child with the name and age and the parents? 0 6 +7 3 No birth certificate was issued ; a birth announcement was handwritten into the Currie family Bible . No birth certificate Are all live births required to have a birth certificate now? 0 3 +7 3 No birth certificate was issued ; a birth announcement was handwritten into the Currie family Bible . a birth announcement What was the date and day of the birth? 6 9 +7 4 Today , 78 years later , that absence of official documentation may force Currie to sit out an election for the first time since 1956 . sit out an election What is she running for? 15 19 +7 4 Today , 78 years later , that absence of official documentation may force Currie to sit out an election for the first time since 1956 . Today , 78 years later , When was this written? 0 6 +7 4 Today , 78 years later , that absence of official documentation may force Currie to sit out an election for the first time since 1956 . 78 years how old is she now? 2 4 +7 4 Today , 78 years later , that absence of official documentation may force Currie to sit out an election for the first time since 1956 . Today , can't she get another type of documentation? 0 2 +7 4 Today , 78 years later , that absence of official documentation may force Currie to sit out an election for the first time since 1956 . Today , What is the date and day of today? 0 2 +7 4 Today , 78 years later , that absence of official documentation may force Currie to sit out an election for the first time since 1956 . official documentation Does this include her driver's license or identity card? 9 11 +7 5 Under a restrictive new voter ID law in North Carolina , a state - issued photo ID is required for voting as of the 2016 election . restrictive new voter ID law What is the law? 2 7 +7 5 Under a restrictive new voter ID law in North Carolina , a state - issued photo ID is required for voting as of the 2016 election . North Carolina , do all states require this? 8 11 +7 5 Under a restrictive new voter ID law in North Carolina , a state - issued photo ID is required for voting as of the 2016 election . new voter ID how can she get an id without a birth certificate? 3 6 +7 5 Under a restrictive new voter ID law in North Carolina , a state - issued photo ID is required for voting as of the 2016 election . restrictive new voter ID law What is the name of the new law? 2 7 +7 5 Under a restrictive new voter ID law in North Carolina , a state - issued photo ID is required for voting as of the 2016 election . a state - issued photo ID Can it be an ID from another state, as long as it contains the information required? 11 17 +8 1 The French government launched a new effort Thursday to heal social and religious fractures by better teaching children about secular values and steering them away from extremist propaganda , after French - born Islamic radicals shocked the nation in three days of terror attacks . new effort How was the French government handling the situation beforehand? 5 7 +8 1 The French government launched a new effort Thursday to heal social and religious fractures by better teaching children about secular values and steering them away from extremist propaganda , after French - born Islamic radicals shocked the nation in three days of terror attacks . social and religious fractures Why do these fractures exist? 10 14 +8 1 The French government launched a new effort Thursday to heal social and religious fractures by better teaching children about secular values and steering them away from extremist propaganda , after French - born Islamic radicals shocked the nation in three days of terror attacks . teaching children How will they teach these children? 16 18 +8 1 The French government launched a new effort Thursday to heal social and religious fractures by better teaching children about secular values and steering them away from extremist propaganda , after French - born Islamic radicals shocked the nation in three days of terror attacks . terror Why are radicals carrying out terror attacks? 42 43 +8 1 The French government launched a new effort Thursday to heal social and religious fractures by better teaching children about secular values and steering them away from extremist propaganda , after French - born Islamic radicals shocked the nation in three days of terror attacks . better teaching children about secular values How does teaching secular values heal religious fractures? 15 21 +8 1 The French government launched a new effort Thursday to heal social and religious fractures by better teaching children about secular values and steering them away from extremist propaganda , after French - born Islamic radicals shocked the nation in three days of terror attacks . three days of terror attacks What happened? 39 44 +8 2 Prime Minister Manuel Valls shocked many this week by referring to a " territorial , social , ethnic apartheid " that especially affects troubled suburbs or " banlieues , " tinderboxes of discontent where values that bind the nation are often absent . troubled suburbs Why do these areas have differing values than the whole nation? 23 25 +8 2 Prime Minister Manuel Valls shocked many this week by referring to a " territorial , social , ethnic apartheid " that especially affects troubled suburbs or " banlieues , " tinderboxes of discontent where values that bind the nation are often absent . troubled suburbs How does the prime minister define these troubled surburbs? 23 25 +8 2 Prime Minister Manuel Valls shocked many this week by referring to a " territorial , social , ethnic apartheid " that especially affects troubled suburbs or " banlieues , " tinderboxes of discontent where values that bind the nation are often absent . values What are the baluesthat bind the nation, and why specifically are they lacking in these \"banlieues\"? 34 35 +8 2 Prime Minister Manuel Valls shocked many this week by referring to a " territorial , social , ethnic apartheid " that especially affects troubled suburbs or " banlieues , " tinderboxes of discontent where values that bind the nation are often absent . values that bind the nation are often absent Why are these values absent? 34 42 +8 3 They house France ' s poorest , especially minorities with immigrant roots , including many Muslims from former French colonies . France ' s poorest , Why are France's poorest in these neighborhoods that are \"troubled\"? 2 7 +8 3 They house France ' s poorest , especially minorities with immigrant roots , including many Muslims from former French colonies . minorities How much of the population of these neighborhoods are foreign versus not? 8 9 +8 4 Valls convened a special government meeting Thursday to tackle this societal divide . special government meeting Were there representatives from all political parties at this meeting? 3 6 +8 4 Valls convened a special government meeting Thursday to tackle this societal divide . special What made it special? 3 4 +8 5 The proposals that emerged focus on schools , which Valls calls an " essential link " in transmitting French values of tolerance and freedoms . " essential link " How are schools the essential link to passing French values? 12 16 +8 5 The proposals that emerged focus on schools , which Valls calls an " essential link " in transmitting French values of tolerance and freedoms . schools , What is the public school system in France? 6 8 +9 1 Ebola outbreaks in the past few decades have consistently “ burned out ” in relatively isolated and rural areas in Central Africa where ill patients did not come into contact with many individuals . relatively What do they mean by 'relatively'? 14 15 +9 1 Ebola outbreaks in the past few decades have consistently “ burned out ” in relatively isolated and rural areas in Central Africa where ill patients did not come into contact with many individuals . rural areas in Central Africa Which countries specifically are located in these areas? 17 22 +9 1 Ebola outbreaks in the past few decades have consistently “ burned out ” in relatively isolated and rural areas in Central Africa where ill patients did not come into contact with many individuals . isolated and rural areas Why has Ebola only appeared in isolated and rural areas? 15 19 +9 1 Ebola outbreaks in the past few decades have consistently “ burned out ” in relatively isolated and rural areas in Central Africa where ill patients did not come into contact with many individuals . “ burned out ” same meaning as flame out? 9 13 +9 3 The current outbreak in West Africa , however — taking place at the intersection of several countries ’ porous borders — helped this outbreak boom into an epidemic which has a global reach . borders Which borders are these? 19 20 +9 3 The current outbreak in West Africa , however — taking place at the intersection of several countries ’ porous borders — helped this outbreak boom into an epidemic which has a global reach . intersection of several countries ’ Which countries specifically? 13 18 +9 3 The current outbreak in West Africa , however — taking place at the intersection of several countries ’ porous borders — helped this outbreak boom into an epidemic which has a global reach . several countries ’ Which countries? 15 18 +9 3 The current outbreak in West Africa , however — taking place at the intersection of several countries ’ porous borders — helped this outbreak boom into an epidemic which has a global reach . global reach Which \"global\" countries has Ebola reached? 31 33 +9 3 The current outbreak in West Africa , however — taking place at the intersection of several countries ’ porous borders — helped this outbreak boom into an epidemic which has a global reach . global reach what year was this? 31 33 +9 4 What will it take to quash the ongoing Ebola epidemic and keep it from becoming part of the fabric of life in West Africa ? quash What does it mean to quash the virus? 5 6 +9 4 What will it take to quash the ongoing Ebola epidemic and keep it from becoming part of the fabric of life in West Africa ? West Africa ? is this a geographical area? 22 25 +9 5 New attempts to answer the question suggest that in order to halt the calamitous chain of transmission at least 50 percent of all infectious Ebola patients in West Africa — and perhaps 70 percent — would need to be isolated and kept from infecting other individuals . perhaps 70 percent Wouldn't the other 30% of patients continue spreading the virus? 31 34 +9 5 New attempts to answer the question suggest that in order to halt the calamitous chain of transmission at least 50 percent of all infectious Ebola patients in West Africa — and perhaps 70 percent — would need to be isolated and kept from infecting other individuals . calamitous chain did it end up being a calamity? 13 15 +10 1 Under mounting pressure from new revelations that the United States collected the telephone data of tens of millions of Europeans , the Obama administration on Monday said that there is a need for new constraints on U . S . intelligence - gathering operations and a top senator announced that the spying on U . S . allies would stop . U . S . intelligence - gathering operations Which agency did this? 36 44 +10 1 Under mounting pressure from new revelations that the United States collected the telephone data of tens of millions of Europeans , the Obama administration on Monday said that there is a need for new constraints on U . S . intelligence - gathering operations and a top senator announced that the spying on U . S . allies would stop . operations What are the constraints on the intelligence gathering operations? 43 44 +10 1 Under mounting pressure from new revelations that the United States collected the telephone data of tens of millions of Europeans , the Obama administration on Monday said that there is a need for new constraints on U . S . intelligence - gathering operations and a top senator announced that the spying on U . S . allies would stop . top senator Which top senator? 46 48 +10 2 In an interview aired late Monday by a new cable television outlet , Fusion , President Barack Obama declined to discuss the communications monitoring operations of the National Security Agency , including whether the NSA tapped the telephones of German Chancellor Angela Merkel and 34 other world leaders . declined to discuss the communications Why did he decline to discuss it? 18 23 +10 2 In an interview aired late Monday by a new cable television outlet , Fusion , President Barack Obama declined to discuss the communications monitoring operations of the National Security Agency , including whether the NSA tapped the telephones of German Chancellor Angela Merkel and 34 other world leaders . 34 other world leaders Were these all US allies? 44 48 +10 3 The storm battering Obama over the revelations of U . S . data - gathering and communications monitoring in France , Spain , Germany , Italy , Mexico and Brazil showed no sign of abating . The storm What storm? Is this actually a nationwide issue? 0 2 +10 3 The storm battering Obama over the revelations of U . S . data - gathering and communications monitoring in France , Spain , Germany , Italy , Mexico and Brazil showed no sign of abating . showed no sign of abating Why did it show no sign of abating? 30 35 +10 4 Outlined in top - secret documents leaked to news media by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden , the disclosures are bruising ties with some of the closest U . S . allies , adding to the domestic outcry over the NSA ' s collection of data from millions of Americans ' communications as part of an effort to unearth terrorist plots . the disclosures Which disclosures? Spying on allies? 17 19 +10 4 Outlined in top - secret documents leaked to news media by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden , the disclosures are bruising ties with some of the closest U . S . allies , adding to the domestic outcry over the NSA ' s collection of data from millions of Americans ' communications as part of an effort to unearth terrorist plots . Americans ' communications Didn't the author state that there was spying on US allies? 49 52 +10 4 Outlined in top - secret documents leaked to news media by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden , the disclosures are bruising ties with some of the closest U . S . allies , adding to the domestic outcry over the NSA ' s collection of data from millions of Americans ' communications as part of an effort to unearth terrorist plots . bruising ties Why is it bruising ties with some of the closest allies? 20 22 +10 4 Outlined in top - secret documents leaked to news media by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden , the disclosures are bruising ties with some of the closest U . S . allies , adding to the domestic outcry over the NSA ' s collection of data from millions of Americans ' communications as part of an effort to unearth terrorist plots . Edward Snowden , Where is he now after this disclosure? 14 17 +11 1 Public confusion , legal loopholes and shady Internet businesses have led to an “ epidemic ” of fake service - dog certificates , vests and harnesses for use on ordinary pets . legal loopholes What are the legal loopholes that have led to the 'epidemic' of fake service dog certificates? 3 5 +11 1 Public confusion , legal loopholes and shady Internet businesses have led to an “ epidemic ” of fake service - dog certificates , vests and harnesses for use on ordinary pets . “ epidemic ” of fake service - dog certificates , How many fake service-dog certificates have been issued? 13 23 +11 1 Public confusion , legal loopholes and shady Internet businesses have led to an “ epidemic ” of fake service - dog certificates , vests and harnesses for use on ordinary pets . shady Internet businesses What constitutes a shady internet business? 6 9 +11 1 Public confusion , legal loopholes and shady Internet businesses have led to an “ epidemic ” of fake service - dog certificates , vests and harnesses for use on ordinary pets . service - dog certificates , Like for blind people? 18 23 +11 2 And advocates for the disabled say the issue is creating big headaches for those who truly need the canines ’ assistance . creating big headaches Why is this creating an issue? What is the problem with many, many people that own service dog certificates? 9 12 +11 2 And advocates for the disabled say the issue is creating big headaches for those who truly need the canines ’ assistance . disabled An organization for the disabled? 4 5 +11 3 The problem has gotten so bad that Canine Companions for Independence — the nation ’ s largest breeding and training service - dog program — launched an online petition last week asking the U . S . Department of Justice to take action . Canine Companions for Independence How many members does Canine Companions for Independce have? 7 11 +11 3 The problem has gotten so bad that Canine Companions for Independence — the nation ’ s largest breeding and training service - dog program — launched an online petition last week asking the U . S . Department of Justice to take action . launched an online petition When was the petition by Canine Companions for Independence launched? 25 29 +11 3 The problem has gotten so bad that Canine Companions for Independence — the nation ’ s largest breeding and training service - dog program — launched an online petition last week asking the U . S . Department of Justice to take action . Canine Companions for Independence Is this company a reputable source? 7 11 +11 3 The problem has gotten so bad that Canine Companions for Independence — the nation ’ s largest breeding and training service - dog program — launched an online petition last week asking the U . S . Department of Justice to take action . launched an online petition Can we see the petition? What were the results of their submission to the US DOJ? 25 29 +11 3 The problem has gotten so bad that Canine Companions for Independence — the nation ’ s largest breeding and training service - dog program — launched an online petition last week asking the U . S . Department of Justice to take action . action What actions could the DOJ take? 42 43 +11 3 The problem has gotten so bad that Canine Companions for Independence — the nation ’ s largest breeding and training service - dog program — launched an online petition last week asking the U . S . Department of Justice to take action . online petition On which website? 27 29 +11 4 “ Unfortunately , people are trading on the fact these harnesses and vests have become distinguishing marks of service dogs , so now you find unscrupulous businesses who sell these things to people who want to take their dogs into the store or restaurant or in the passenger cabin of the plane , ” said Paul Mundell , national director of canine programs for CCI . businesses who sell these things How many businesses are selling harnesses and vests for service dogs? 26 31 +11 4 “ Unfortunately , people are trading on the fact these harnesses and vests have become distinguishing marks of service dogs , so now you find unscrupulous businesses who sell these things to people who want to take their dogs into the store or restaurant or in the passenger cabin of the plane , ” said Paul Mundell , national director of canine programs for CCI . unscrupulous businesses What does unscrupulous mean? 25 27 +11 4 “ Unfortunately , people are trading on the fact these harnesses and vests have become distinguishing marks of service dogs , so now you find unscrupulous businesses who sell these things to people who want to take their dogs into the store or restaurant or in the passenger cabin of the plane , ” said Paul Mundell , national director of canine programs for CCI . CCI What does CCI stand for? 64 65 +11 5 “ It happens all the time . ” On a recent flight to Orlando , where CCI has its regional headquarters , Mundell said he watched a man with a toy breed of dog walk off their flight to the baggage area , remove the dog ’ s “ service animal ” vest and leave the airport . remove the dog ’ s “ service animal ” vest What can airlines do the reduce the fraudulant use of service vests and harnesses? 44 54 +11 5 “ It happens all the time . ” On a recent flight to Orlando , where CCI has its regional headquarters , Mundell said he watched a man with a toy breed of dog walk off their flight to the baggage area , remove the dog ’ s “ service animal ” vest and leave the airport . CCI has its regional headquarters , Where is the national headquarters of CCI? 17 23 +11 5 “ It happens all the time . ” On a recent flight to Orlando , where CCI has its regional headquarters , Mundell said he watched a man with a toy breed of dog walk off their flight to the baggage area , remove the dog ’ s “ service animal ” vest and leave the airport . “ It happens all the time How often? Are there statistics to validate this claim? 0 6 +11 5 “ It happens all the time . ” On a recent flight to Orlando , where CCI has its regional headquarters , Mundell said he watched a man with a toy breed of dog walk off their flight to the baggage area , remove the dog ’ s “ service animal ” vest and leave the airport . “ service animal ” vest and leave the airport What's wrong with removing the service animal vest? 49 58 +11 5 “ It happens all the time . ” On a recent flight to Orlando , where CCI has its regional headquarters , Mundell said he watched a man with a toy breed of dog walk off their flight to the baggage area , remove the dog ’ s “ service animal ” vest and leave the airport . toy What is a \"toy\" breed of dog? 31 32 +12 1 Planetary scientists dream of sending a geologist to Mars to study its rocks by hand . its rocks What makes these rocks special? 11 13 +12 1 Planetary scientists dream of sending a geologist to Mars to study its rocks by hand . Planetary scientists Which planetary scientists? 0 2 +12 1 Planetary scientists dream of sending a geologist to Mars to study its rocks by hand . sending a geologist Why do scientists have to risk a geologist on Mars to study \"by hand\" when they can collect rocks and bring them back to earth using a rover? 4 7 +12 2 Until then , they have to settle for examining meteorites — chunks of the Red Planet that land on Earth after hurtling through space and surviving the searing fall through our atmosphere . searing fall through our atmosphere What happens to these rocks during this fall? 27 32 +12 2 Until then , they have to settle for examining meteorites — chunks of the Red Planet that land on Earth after hurtling through space and surviving the searing fall through our atmosphere . chunks of the Red Planet How do we know that these meterorites come from Mars? 11 16 +12 3 Though a little banged up , these meteorites provide a vital up - close view of our rust - hued neighbor . banged up , What kind of damage do they sustain? 3 6 +12 3 Though a little banged up , these meteorites provide a vital up - close view of our rust - hued neighbor . vital up - close view What is vital about the ability to study the meteorites up-close? 10 15 +12 4 But it can be hard for geologists to interpret what they see when they can ’ t agree how old a rock is . how old a rock is Why does age of the rocks matter? 18 23 +12 4 But it can be hard for geologists to interpret what they see when they can ’ t agree how old a rock is . how old a rock is Don't scientists use carbon dating as a means to confirm how old something is? 18 23 +12 4 But it can be hard for geologists to interpret what they see when they can ’ t agree how old a rock is . they can ’ t agree how old a rock is Why can't geologists agree how old the rocks are? 13 23 +12 5 Conflicting age estimates for certain rocks differ by up to 4 billion years — the vast majority of Mars ’ planetary existence . Conflicting age estimates Why are they unable to agree on the ages? 0 3 +12 5 Conflicting age estimates for certain rocks differ by up to 4 billion years — the vast majority of Mars ’ planetary existence . Conflicting age estimates How are age of meteorites estimated? 0 3 +12 5 Conflicting age estimates for certain rocks differ by up to 4 billion years — the vast majority of Mars ’ planetary existence . differ Why do estimates differ? Are different processes to estimate age the same sample producing varying results? 6 7 +12 5 Conflicting age estimates for certain rocks differ by up to 4 billion years — the vast majority of Mars ’ planetary existence . Conflicting age estimates Would examining the rocks by hand on Mars put these age estimate conflicts to rest? 0 3 +13 1 If a magnitude - 9 . 0 earthquake were to strike along California ’ s sparsely populated North Coast , it would have a catastrophic ripple effect . North Coast , Where is the North Coast of California? 17 20 +13 1 If a magnitude - 9 . 0 earthquake were to strike along California ’ s sparsely populated North Coast , it would have a catastrophic ripple effect . would have a catastrophic ripple effect What are the specific reasons that it would have this effect? 21 27 +13 1 If a magnitude - 9 . 0 earthquake were to strike along California ’ s sparsely populated North Coast , it would have a catastrophic ripple effect . ripple what is a ripple effect? 25 26 +13 2 A giant tsunami created by the quake would wash away coastal towns , destroy U . S . 101 and cause $ 70 billion in damage over a large swath of the Pacific coast . giant tsunami created by the quake How do earthquakes cause tsunamis? 1 7 +13 2 A giant tsunami created by the quake would wash away coastal towns , destroy U . S . 101 and cause $ 70 billion in damage over a large swath of the Pacific coast . cause $ 70 billion in damage What does this damage specifically consist of? Businesses? Homes? Infrastructure? 20 26 +13 2 A giant tsunami created by the quake would wash away coastal towns , destroy U . S . 101 and cause $ 70 billion in damage over a large swath of the Pacific coast . $ 70 billion in damage What would be damaged, since its sparsely populated 21 26 +13 2 A giant tsunami created by the quake would wash away coastal towns , destroy U . S . 101 and cause $ 70 billion in damage over a large swath of the Pacific coast . A giant tsunami How large is a giant tsunami 0 3 +13 3 More than 100 bridges would be lost , power lines toppled and coastal towns isolated . coastal towns isolated Why are they isolated? 12 15 +13 3 More than 100 bridges would be lost , power lines toppled and coastal towns isolated . coastal towns What is the numer of coastal towns 12 14 +13 4 Residents would have as few as 15 minutes ’ notice to flee to higher ground , and as many as 10 , 000 would perish . to flee to higher ground , Aren't some coastal towns in California on cliffs? 10 16 +13 4 Residents would have as few as 15 minutes ’ notice to flee to higher ground , and as many as 10 , 000 would perish . many as 10 , 000 would perish Why would these people perish? Because of lack of notice or for other reasons? 18 25 +13 4 Residents would have as few as 15 minutes ’ notice to flee to higher ground , and as many as 10 , 000 would perish . and as Where did the number 10,000 come from? 16 18 +13 4 Residents would have as few as 15 minutes ’ notice to flee to higher ground , and as many as 10 , 000 would perish . 15 minutes ’ how would they get notice? 6 9 +13 4 Residents would have as few as 15 minutes ’ notice to flee to higher ground , and as many as 10 , 000 would perish . 15 minutes ’ notice Why is there no method of sensing an earthquake earlier than 15 minutes 6 10 +13 4 Residents would have as few as 15 minutes ’ notice to flee to higher ground , and as many as 10 , 000 would perish . flee to higher ground Why is there no preparedness for this tragedy 11 15 +13 5 Scientists last year published this grim scenario for a massive rupture along the Cascadia fault system , which runs 700 miles off shore from Northern California to Vancouver Island . Scientists Which scientists? 0 1 +13 5 Scientists last year published this grim scenario for a massive rupture along the Cascadia fault system , which runs 700 miles off shore from Northern California to Vancouver Island . Scientists What scientists published this fact? 0 1 +13 5 Scientists last year published this grim scenario for a massive rupture along the Cascadia fault system , which runs 700 miles off shore from Northern California to Vancouver Island . Cascadia what is cascadia? 13 14 +13 5 Scientists last year published this grim scenario for a massive rupture along the Cascadia fault system , which runs 700 miles off shore from Northern California to Vancouver Island . published this grim scenario What publication what this published in 3 7 +13 5 Scientists last year published this grim scenario for a massive rupture along the Cascadia fault system , which runs 700 miles off shore from Northern California to Vancouver Island . Cascadia fault system , Why are they not monitoring this fault system closely 13 17 +14 1 A new issue is growing out of labor ’ s drive for a higher minimum wage for fast - food employees : wage theft , an umbrella term for failing to pay workers what they ’ re legally owed . what they ’ re legally owed How are fast-food establishments not paying what workers are legally owed? 33 39 +14 1 A new issue is growing out of labor ’ s drive for a higher minimum wage for fast - food employees : wage theft , an umbrella term for failing to pay workers what they ’ re legally owed . for a higher minimum wage How does a desire for a higher minimum wage relate to companies failing to pay what it currently legally owed? 11 16 +14 1 A new issue is growing out of labor ’ s drive for a higher minimum wage for fast - food employees : wage theft , an umbrella term for failing to pay workers what they ’ re legally owed . wage theft , how is stilling the wages and why? 22 25 +14 1 A new issue is growing out of labor ’ s drive for a higher minimum wage for fast - food employees : wage theft , an umbrella term for failing to pay workers what they ’ re legally owed . umbrella what is the umbrella meaning? 26 27 +14 2 In recent months , lawsuits alleging wage theft abuses have been filed on behalf of fast - food workers in three states , and state attorneys general have obtained a couple of hefty settlements from employers charged with violations . three states , What states? 20 23 +14 2 In recent months , lawsuits alleging wage theft abuses have been filed on behalf of fast - food workers in three states , and state attorneys general have obtained a couple of hefty settlements from employers charged with violations . hefty settlements Is a hefty statement a legal term? 32 34 +14 2 In recent months , lawsuits alleging wage theft abuses have been filed on behalf of fast - food workers in three states , and state attorneys general have obtained a couple of hefty settlements from employers charged with violations . three states , Which three states? 20 23 +14 2 In recent months , lawsuits alleging wage theft abuses have been filed on behalf of fast - food workers in three states , and state attorneys general have obtained a couple of hefty settlements from employers charged with violations . wage theft abuses how is it posssible for a employer to still from the workers wage? 6 9 +14 2 In recent months , lawsuits alleging wage theft abuses have been filed on behalf of fast - food workers in three states , and state attorneys general have obtained a couple of hefty settlements from employers charged with violations . fast - food workers at which restaurant? 15 19 +14 3 The issue came to the forefront Thursday in front of three McDonald ’ s and Burger King restaurants in Kansas City , Mo . , where signs proclaiming “ wage theft ” and “ stolen wages ” dotted a midday rally by the StandUpKC coalition . midday rally by the StandUpKC coalition Was this rally about this issue? 39 45 +14 3 The issue came to the forefront Thursday in front of three McDonald ’ s and Burger King restaurants in Kansas City , Mo . , where signs proclaiming “ wage theft ” and “ stolen wages ” dotted a midday rally by the StandUpKC coalition . McDonald ’ s why does mcdonalds always pay under the employess minimum wage? 11 14 +14 5 Corporate spokesmen for McDonald ’ s and Burger King say wage theft is contrary to company policy and that allegations are investigated . Corporate spokesmen Who are the corporate spokesmen? 0 2 +14 5 Corporate spokesmen for McDonald ’ s and Burger King say wage theft is contrary to company policy and that allegations are investigated . contrary to company policy how is this if mcdonallds pay under minimum wage? 13 17 +14 5 Corporate spokesmen for McDonald ’ s and Burger King say wage theft is contrary to company policy and that allegations are investigated . contrary what does the policy say? 13 14 +15 1 For people who don ’ t live in the South Side neighborhood of Washington Park , there is hardly a reason to take the CTA ’ s Green Line to the Garfield station . hardly a reason Why is there hardly a reason to take the green line to the park? 18 21 +15 1 For people who don ’ t live in the South Side neighborhood of Washington Park , there is hardly a reason to take the CTA ’ s Green Line to the Garfield station . Green Line What is the Green Line? 27 29 +15 1 For people who don ’ t live in the South Side neighborhood of Washington Park , there is hardly a reason to take the CTA ’ s Green Line to the Garfield station . reason Why isn't there a reason to take the CTA's Green Line? 20 21 +15 2 Though barely a mile from the stately University of Chicago campus , the desolate block of East Garfield Boulevard between Martin Luther King Drive and Prairie Avenue has little to offer , mostly one shuttered storefront after another and remnants of broken signage from businesses that once beckoned customers . little to offer , What DOES it have to offer? 28 32 +15 2 Though barely a mile from the stately University of Chicago campus , the desolate block of East Garfield Boulevard between Martin Luther King Drive and Prairie Avenue has little to offer , mostly one shuttered storefront after another and remnants of broken signage from businesses that once beckoned customers . shuttered storefront after another What has made this region so dilapidated? 34 38 +15 2 Though barely a mile from the stately University of Chicago campus , the desolate block of East Garfield Boulevard between Martin Luther King Drive and Prairie Avenue has little to offer , mostly one shuttered storefront after another and remnants of broken signage from businesses that once beckoned customers . once beckoned customers What happened to the customers? 46 49 +15 2 Though barely a mile from the stately University of Chicago campus , the desolate block of East Garfield Boulevard between Martin Luther King Drive and Prairie Avenue has little to offer , mostly one shuttered storefront after another and remnants of broken signage from businesses that once beckoned customers . once Why don't the businesses beckon customers anymore? 46 47 +15 3 But it ’ s possible that the landscape could change . the landscape could change How could the landscape change? 6 10 +15 3 But it ’ s possible that the landscape could change . possible What makes it possible? 4 5 +15 3 But it ’ s possible that the landscape could change . change How could the landscapes change? 9 10 +15 4 Washington Park residents are pinning their hopes on President Barack Obama — that he will select the U . of C . to host his presidential library and that the university will build it on the swath of vacant , city - owned land adjacent to the “ L . ” While the site for the library will not be announced until early 2015 , Chicago is considered by some observers to be the front - runner , partly because of the president and first lady Michelle Obama ’ s strong personal and political ties to the city . hopes What hopes do they have? 6 7 +15 4 Washington Park residents are pinning their hopes on President Barack Obama — that he will select the U . of C . to host his presidential library and that the university will build it on the swath of vacant , city - owned land adjacent to the “ L . ” While the site for the library will not be announced until early 2015 , Chicago is considered by some observers to be the front - runner , partly because of the president and first lady Michelle Obama ’ s strong personal and political ties to the city . partly because of What are the other reasons the city is being considered a front-runner? 79 82 +15 4 Washington Park residents are pinning their hopes on President Barack Obama — that he will select the U . of C . to host his presidential library and that the university will build it on the swath of vacant , city - owned land adjacent to the “ L . ” While the site for the library will not be announced until early 2015 , Chicago is considered by some observers to be the front - runner , partly because of the president and first lady Michelle Obama ’ s strong personal and political ties to the city . some observers Who are the observers? 70 72 +15 4 Washington Park residents are pinning their hopes on President Barack Obama — that he will select the U . of C . to host his presidential library and that the university will build it on the swath of vacant , city - owned land adjacent to the “ L . ” While the site for the library will not be announced until early 2015 , Chicago is considered by some observers to be the front - runner , partly because of the president and first lady Michelle Obama ’ s strong personal and political ties to the city . Michelle Obama ’ s strong Why does she have strong ties to Chicago? 87 92 +15 4 Washington Park residents are pinning their hopes on President Barack Obama — that he will select the U . of C . to host his presidential library and that the university will build it on the swath of vacant , city - owned land adjacent to the “ L . ” While the site for the library will not be announced until early 2015 , Chicago is considered by some observers to be the front - runner , partly because of the president and first lady Michelle Obama ’ s strong personal and political ties to the city . build it on the swath of vacant , Why do they Obama will do this? 32 40 +15 4 Washington Park residents are pinning their hopes on President Barack Obama — that he will select the U . of C . to host his presidential library and that the university will build it on the swath of vacant , city - owned land adjacent to the “ L . ” While the site for the library will not be announced until early 2015 , Chicago is considered by some observers to be the front - runner , partly because of the president and first lady Michelle Obama ’ s strong personal and political ties to the city . partly Why is the Obama's ties to the city only a part of the reason it's the front-runner? 79 80 +15 5 Other bids are expected from Honolulu and New York . Honolulu Is this because Obama has ties to Hawaii? 5 6 +15 5 Other bids are expected from Honolulu and New York . Honolulu and New York What connection do these cities have to the Obamas? 5 9 +16 1 Next spring , spinning wheels will hum again in Lancaster County , South Carolina . again Why did the spinning wheels stop humming? 7 8 +16 1 Next spring , spinning wheels will hum again in Lancaster County , South Carolina . spring , spinning wheels What does this mean? 1 5 +16 2 Keer , a textile company headquartered two hours southwest of Shanghai , China , is building yarn manufacturing lines in Lancaster , bringing more than 500 jobs . textile company Why are they relocating? 3 5 +16 3 The Carolinas were once the epicenter of the U . S . textile industry , but since the late 1990s , thousands of jobs were lost when emerging markets joined the game , touting cheaper materials and labor . The Carolinas Why were the Carolinas the epicenter of the US textile industry? 0 2 +16 3 The Carolinas were once the epicenter of the U . S . textile industry , but since the late 1990s , thousands of jobs were lost when emerging markets joined the game , touting cheaper materials and labor . emerging markets What emerging markets? Isn't the textile industry a market all on its own? 27 29 +16 3 The Carolinas were once the epicenter of the U . S . textile industry , but since the late 1990s , thousands of jobs were lost when emerging markets joined the game , touting cheaper materials and labor . epicenter FOr how long were they epicenter? 5 6 +16 3 The Carolinas were once the epicenter of the U . S . textile industry , but since the late 1990s , thousands of jobs were lost when emerging markets joined the game , touting cheaper materials and labor . emerging markets In the US or outside of it? Or both? 27 29 +16 4 Carolinas textile jobs went to China , Brazil and Vietnam , among other places . among other places Where else did they go? 11 14 +16 4 Carolinas textile jobs went to China , Brazil and Vietnam , among other places . Brazil WHy brazil? the forests? 7 8 +16 5 Now , in an ironic turn of events , Chinese companies are looking to manufacture in the United States , lured by lower costs of energy , cotton and land , and wary of rising labor costs in China . ironic Why is it ironic that China is looking to manufacture in the US? 4 5 +16 5 Now , in an ironic turn of events , Chinese companies are looking to manufacture in the United States , lured by lower costs of energy , cotton and land , and wary of rising labor costs in China . wary of rising labor costs in China Do you have statistics to verify this claim? 32 39 +16 5 Now , in an ironic turn of events , Chinese companies are looking to manufacture in the United States , lured by lower costs of energy , cotton and land , and wary of rising labor costs in China . ironic Why is it ironic? 4 5 +17 1 Ray Rice was let go by the Baltimore Ravens on Monday and suspended indefinitely by the NFL after a video was released that appears to show the running back striking his then - fiancee in February . appears Thy does the video say appears to have been striking his then-fiance? 23 24 +17 1 Ray Rice was let go by the Baltimore Ravens on Monday and suspended indefinitely by the NFL after a video was released that appears to show the running back striking his then - fiancee in February . appears to show So it's not actually clear if he hit her? 23 26 +17 2 The grainy video , released by TMZ Sports , apparently shows Rice and Janay Palmer in an elevator at an Atlantic City casino . apparently Is it Rice and Palmer in the video or not? 9 10 +17 2 The grainy video , released by TMZ Sports , apparently shows Rice and Janay Palmer in an elevator at an Atlantic City casino . The grainy video , released by TMZ Sports , Did the Baltimore Ravens cover this info up? Why was it shown only by TMZ? 0 9 +17 3 Each hits the other before Rice knocks Palmer off her feet and into a railing . Each hits the other Who through the first punch? 0 4 +17 3 Each hits the other before Rice knocks Palmer off her feet and into a railing . Each hits the other Who hit the other first? 0 4 +17 3 Each hits the other before Rice knocks Palmer off her feet and into a railing . Each hits the other How hard did she hit him before he hit her? 0 4 +17 3 Each hits the other before Rice knocks Palmer off her feet and into a railing . Each hits the other So he was provoked? What caused the fight? 0 4 +17 4 An earlier TMZ video showed Rice dragging Palmer , now his wife , from the elevator at the Revel casino , which closed Sept . 2 . earlier TMZ video Why was there no security there to help Palmer? 1 4 +17 4 An earlier TMZ video showed Rice dragging Palmer , now his wife , from the elevator at the Revel casino , which closed Sept . 2 . dragging Palmer , now his wife , from the elevator Why was he dragging her? 6 16 +17 5 The Ravens said earlier Monday that they never saw the new video . never saw the new video Why didn't they look at the video before reaching a decision? 7 12 +17 5 The Ravens said earlier Monday that they never saw the new video . they never saw the new video Do they not understand it's clear that they knew about it? 6 12 +17 5 The Ravens said earlier Monday that they never saw the new video . saw the new video So they don't deny that it happened, just that they've seen it? 8 12 +18 1 Yan Meiyue , 90 , said her 72 - year - old daughter rarely visited , even for the annual Spring Festival , when families traditionally reunite . rarely visited , Rarely visited what? 13 16 +18 1 Yan Meiyue , 90 , said her 72 - year - old daughter rarely visited , even for the annual Spring Festival , when families traditionally reunite . annual Spring Festival , Where is this festival located? 19 23 +18 1 Yan Meiyue , 90 , said her 72 - year - old daughter rarely visited , even for the annual Spring Festival , when families traditionally reunite . when families traditionally reunite Whose families unite here? 23 27 +18 1 Yan Meiyue , 90 , said her 72 - year - old daughter rarely visited , even for the annual Spring Festival , when families traditionally reunite . rarely visited , How far away does her daughter live? 13 16 +18 1 Yan Meiyue , 90 , said her 72 - year - old daughter rarely visited , even for the annual Spring Festival , when families traditionally reunite . Spring Festival , Is the Spring Festival an important holiday? 20 23 +18 1 Yan Meiyue , 90 , said her 72 - year - old daughter rarely visited , even for the annual Spring Festival , when families traditionally reunite . rarely visited , Where does her daughter live? 13 16 +18 2 So Yan , a widow since her husband ’ s death nearly a decade ago , spends every weekday at a modest community center near her home , where she plays mahjong and eats meals prepared by a volunteer staff . spends every weekday What does this have to do with the festival? 16 19 +18 2 So Yan , a widow since her husband ’ s death nearly a decade ago , spends every weekday at a modest community center near her home , where she plays mahjong and eats meals prepared by a volunteer staff . her husband ’ s death How did her husband die? 6 11 +18 2 So Yan , a widow since her husband ’ s death nearly a decade ago , spends every weekday at a modest community center near her home , where she plays mahjong and eats meals prepared by a volunteer staff . modest What does modest mean in this context? 21 22 +18 2 So Yan , a widow since her husband ’ s death nearly a decade ago , spends every weekday at a modest community center near her home , where she plays mahjong and eats meals prepared by a volunteer staff . eats meals Which meals does she eat? 33 35 +18 2 So Yan , a widow since her husband ’ s death nearly a decade ago , spends every weekday at a modest community center near her home , where she plays mahjong and eats meals prepared by a volunteer staff . weekday what about weekends. 18 19 +18 3 “ The volunteers keep us company , ” she said with a smile , her voice tapering off . “ The volunteers keep us company , ” If she is satisfied with the company she keeps, why did the article begin with mentioning someone who rarely visited? 0 8 +18 3 “ The volunteers keep us company , ” she said with a smile , her voice tapering off . her voice tapering off Why does her voice taper off? 14 18 +18 4 Yan is one of a rapidly growing number of self - described “ orphan grandparents ” who feel personally or financially abandoned in a society that traditionally has treated its elders with a respect bordering on reverence . a society Where is the location for this society? 23 25 +18 4 Yan is one of a rapidly growing number of self - described “ orphan grandparents ” who feel personally or financially abandoned in a society that traditionally has treated its elders with a respect bordering on reverence . rapidly growing number What is the number? 5 8 +18 4 Yan is one of a rapidly growing number of self - described “ orphan grandparents ” who feel personally or financially abandoned in a society that traditionally has treated its elders with a respect bordering on reverence . a society Which society? 23 25 +18 5 For generations , elderly Chinese citizens could count on having a place in multi - generational households , where their children could treat them in infirmity . in infirmity What does this mean? 24 26 +18 5 For generations , elderly Chinese citizens could count on having a place in multi - generational households , where their children could treat them in infirmity . For generations , How far back does this tradition go? 0 3 +18 5 For generations , elderly Chinese citizens could count on having a place in multi - generational households , where their children could treat them in infirmity . treat them How would the children treat them? Just feed, entertain, etc, or does this include nursing, etc? 22 24 +19 1 An Internet video of six young Iranian men and women dancing to Pharrell Williams ' " Happy " has led to their arrests , showing how far Tehran will go to halt what it deems to be decadent Western behavior - despite the views of its moderate president . " Happy " Is that a popular song? 15 18 +19 1 An Internet video of six young Iranian men and women dancing to Pharrell Williams ' " Happy " has led to their arrests , showing how far Tehran will go to halt what it deems to be decadent Western behavior - despite the views of its moderate president . moderate president What is considered moderate in Iran. 46 48 +19 1 An Internet video of six young Iranian men and women dancing to Pharrell Williams ' " Happy " has led to their arrests , showing how far Tehran will go to halt what it deems to be decadent Western behavior - despite the views of its moderate president . Iranian men and women dancing Where were they dancing at? 6 11 +19 1 An Internet video of six young Iranian men and women dancing to Pharrell Williams ' " Happy " has led to their arrests , showing how far Tehran will go to halt what it deems to be decadent Western behavior - despite the views of its moderate president . views of its moderate president Can the president not stop this behavior? 43 48 +19 2 Criticism outside Iran was predictably swift Wednesday , with calls for freedom for the jailed youths zipping around social media . Criticism outside Iran Who is the criticism from? 0 3 +19 2 Criticism outside Iran was predictably swift Wednesday , with calls for freedom for the jailed youths zipping around social media . social media What social media platform did they use? 18 20 +19 2 Criticism outside Iran was predictably swift Wednesday , with calls for freedom for the jailed youths zipping around social media . jailed youths How long was the sentence? 14 16 +19 3 Williams tweeted : " It ' s beyond sad these kids were arrested for trying to spread happiness . " Williams Did he try to help? 0 1 +19 3 Williams tweeted : " It ' s beyond sad these kids were arrested for trying to spread happiness . " kids How old were the people arrested? 10 11 +19 3 Williams tweeted : " It ' s beyond sad these kids were arrested for trying to spread happiness . " spread happiness How were they trying to spread happiness by dancing? 16 18 +19 4 A tweet posted Wednesday evening on President Hassan Rouhani ' s account seemed to address the controversy , even if it stopped short of mentioning the video or the arrests directly . tweet He uses social media? 1 2 +19 4 A tweet posted Wednesday evening on President Hassan Rouhani ' s account seemed to address the controversy , even if it stopped short of mentioning the video or the arrests directly . Hassan Rouhani ' s account Do most countries have leaders with social media? 7 12 +19 4 A tweet posted Wednesday evening on President Hassan Rouhani ' s account seemed to address the controversy , even if it stopped short of mentioning the video or the arrests directly . tweet What did they tweet say? 1 2 +19 4 A tweet posted Wednesday evening on President Hassan Rouhani ' s account seemed to address the controversy , even if it stopped short of mentioning the video or the arrests directly . stopped short of mentioning the video How did it seem to address the issue if he didn't mention it at all? 21 27 +20 1 Many people smoke after they ’ ve eaten . Many people Which people? 0 2 +20 1 Many people smoke after they ’ ve eaten . smoke What do people smoke after eating? 2 3 +20 1 Many people smoke after they ’ ve eaten . Many How much is 'many'...more than 20...more than 200,000? 0 1 +20 1 Many people smoke after they ’ ve eaten . Many How many people smoke? 0 1 +20 2 Lindell Harvey smokes because he hasn ’ t . Lindell Harvey Who is Lindell Harvey? 0 2 +20 2 Lindell Harvey smokes because he hasn ’ t . Lindell Harvey Who is Lindell Harvey? 0 2 +20 2 Lindell Harvey smokes because he hasn ’ t . hasn ’ t Hasn't what? 5 8 +20 2 Lindell Harvey smokes because he hasn ’ t . Lindell Harvey Who is Lidell Harvey and why is this person significant? 0 2 +20 3 “ You smoke out of anxiety because you don ’ t have the food you need , ” said Harvey , 54 , who lives alone in Crum Lynne , Pa . don ’ t have the food you need , ” Why doesn't he have food? 8 18 +20 3 “ You smoke out of anxiety because you don ’ t have the food you need , ” said Harvey , 54 , who lives alone in Crum Lynne , Pa . you don ’ t have the food How is Harvey able to afford to smoke but not to buy inexpensive foods? 7 14 +20 4 He receives disability checks from the Navy that keep him $ 2 , 000 below the poverty line . the poverty line What is the poverty line? 15 18 +20 4 He receives disability checks from the Navy that keep him $ 2 , 000 below the poverty line . disability checks Is his disability to a level that prevents him from obtaining food, or is it only a financial problem? 2 4 +20 4 He receives disability checks from the Navy that keep him $ 2 , 000 below the poverty line . below the poverty line What is the poverty line in his area? 14 18 +20 5 Harvey relies on his Newports to see him through his hard days . Newports What are Newports? 4 5 +20 5 Harvey relies on his Newports to see him through his hard days . Newports What are Newports? 4 5 +20 5 Harvey relies on his Newports to see him through his hard days . Harvey relies on his Newports Why does he spend money on cigarettes instead of food? 0 5 +21 1 Corrosion , degradation and decay destroy a lot of history , but Massachusetts officials can thank the elements for helping uncover the past . destroy a lot of history , What history is being destroyed? 5 11 +21 1 Corrosion , degradation and decay destroy a lot of history , but Massachusetts officials can thank the elements for helping uncover the past . history , How exactly is history affected by corrosion and decay? 9 11 +21 1 Corrosion , degradation and decay destroy a lot of history , but Massachusetts officials can thank the elements for helping uncover the past . elements for helping uncover What are the elements? 17 21 +21 1 Corrosion , degradation and decay destroy a lot of history , but Massachusetts officials can thank the elements for helping uncover the past . degradation what is meant by this? 2 3 +21 2 In a damp ceremony of discovery Thursday , snow - flecked excavators in Boston retrieved a time capsule whose contents are thought to be almost as old as the nation , and even older . time capsule What was in the time capsule? 16 18 +21 2 In a damp ceremony of discovery Thursday , snow - flecked excavators in Boston retrieved a time capsule whose contents are thought to be almost as old as the nation , and even older . retrieved a time capsule Why were excavators in Boston given time capsules? 14 18 +21 2 In a damp ceremony of discovery Thursday , snow - flecked excavators in Boston retrieved a time capsule whose contents are thought to be almost as old as the nation , and even older . damp ceremony was it raining? 2 4 +21 4 Patriots Samuel Adams and Paul Revere took part in the original ceremony , when a cowhide capsule was placed as the state moved from its old statehouse to its new one across from the Boston Common . original ceremony , Why isn't this ceremony or anything like it in history books? 10 13 +22 1 The violet bottom - dwelling , prickle - backed spheres wriggling in the tank in Gretchen Hofmann ’ s lab aren ’ t really known for their speed . Gretchen Hofmann ’ s lab Who is this? Why do they have a lab? 15 20 +22 1 The violet bottom - dwelling , prickle - backed spheres wriggling in the tank in Gretchen Hofmann ’ s lab aren ’ t really known for their speed . aren ’ t really known for their speed for what are the violet botton dwelling known for? 20 28 +22 1 The violet bottom - dwelling , prickle - backed spheres wriggling in the tank in Gretchen Hofmann ’ s lab aren ’ t really known for their speed . prickle - backed spheres What are the violet bottom-dwelling, prickle-backed spheres in the tank in Gretchen Hofmann’s lab known for? 6 10 +22 2 But these lowly sea urchins adapt so quickly they ’ re helping answer a question that ’ s key to understanding ocean acidification : As fossil - fuel emissions disrupt marine life , will evolution come to the rescue ? ocean acidification : What is ocean acidification? 21 24 +22 2 But these lowly sea urchins adapt so quickly they ’ re helping answer a question that ’ s key to understanding ocean acidification : As fossil - fuel emissions disrupt marine life , will evolution come to the rescue ? As fossil - fuel emissions disrupt marine life , How is this happening? 25 34 +22 2 But these lowly sea urchins adapt so quickly they ’ re helping answer a question that ’ s key to understanding ocean acidification : As fossil - fuel emissions disrupt marine life , will evolution come to the rescue ? will evolution come to the rescue ? How would evolution rescue this issue? 34 40 +22 2 But these lowly sea urchins adapt so quickly they ’ re helping answer a question that ’ s key to understanding ocean acidification : As fossil - fuel emissions disrupt marine life , will evolution come to the rescue ? sea urchins adapt to what do sea urchings adapt? 3 6 +22 2 But these lowly sea urchins adapt so quickly they ’ re helping answer a question that ’ s key to understanding ocean acidification : As fossil - fuel emissions disrupt marine life , will evolution come to the rescue ? evolution how will it rescue? 35 36 +22 2 But these lowly sea urchins adapt so quickly they ’ re helping answer a question that ’ s key to understanding ocean acidification : As fossil - fuel emissions disrupt marine life , will evolution come to the rescue ? disrupt marine life , How exactly are fossil-fuel emissions disrupting marine life currently? 30 34 +22 3 Like Darwin ’ s finches or Great Britain ’ s peppered moths , these hedgehogs of the sea increasingly embody nature ’ s stunning capacity for resilience . hedgehogs of the sea Why are sea urchins known as hedgehogs of the sea? 14 18 +22 3 Like Darwin ’ s finches or Great Britain ’ s peppered moths , these hedgehogs of the sea increasingly embody nature ’ s stunning capacity for resilience . Great Britain ’ s peppered moths , What is a peppered moth and what does it have to do with resilience? 6 13 +22 3 Like Darwin ’ s finches or Great Britain ’ s peppered moths , these hedgehogs of the sea increasingly embody nature ’ s stunning capacity for resilience . for resilience how do the embody nature's resilince? 25 27 +22 3 Like Darwin ’ s finches or Great Britain ’ s peppered moths , these hedgehogs of the sea increasingly embody nature ’ s stunning capacity for resilience . Great Britain ’ s peppered moths , what are these? 6 13 +22 3 Like Darwin ’ s finches or Great Britain ’ s peppered moths , these hedgehogs of the sea increasingly embody nature ’ s stunning capacity for resilience . resilience How are sea urchins resilient? 26 27 +22 3 Like Darwin ’ s finches or Great Britain ’ s peppered moths , these hedgehogs of the sea increasingly embody nature ’ s stunning capacity for resilience . Darwin ’ s finches Why are Darwin's finches being compared to sea urchins? 1 5 +22 4 A number of plants and animals threatened by souring seas , including some mussels , abalone , rock oysters , plankton and even a few fish , appear likely — at least at first — to adjust or evolve . souring seas , What is a souring sea? 8 11 +22 4 A number of plants and animals threatened by souring seas , including some mussels , abalone , rock oysters , plankton and even a few fish , appear likely — at least at first — to adjust or evolve . to adjust or evolve How are these creatures expected to evolve? 35 39 +22 4 A number of plants and animals threatened by souring seas , including some mussels , abalone , rock oysters , plankton and even a few fish , appear likely — at least at first — to adjust or evolve . plants and animals threatened by souring seas , why are they threatened by the souring seas? 3 11 +22 4 A number of plants and animals threatened by souring seas , including some mussels , abalone , rock oysters , plankton and even a few fish , appear likely — at least at first — to adjust or evolve . souring seas , what are souring seas? 8 11 +22 4 A number of plants and animals threatened by souring seas , including some mussels , abalone , rock oysters , plankton and even a few fish , appear likely — at least at first — to adjust or evolve . adjust or evolve How do plants and animals threatened by souring seas adjust to fossil fuel emissions or evolve? 36 39 +22 5 But few seem as wired as these saltwater pincushions to come through the next several decades unscathed . But few seem as wired Are we talking about the people that studies these creatures or the creatures themselves? 0 5 +22 5 But few seem as wired as these saltwater pincushions to come through the next several decades unscathed . seem as wired why do they look wired? 2 5 +22 5 But few seem as wired as these saltwater pincushions to come through the next several decades unscathed . pincushions is this the right word? 8 9 +23 1 A summer jobs program for teenagers appears to cut the rate of violent crime , according to a new study by a University of Pennsylvania researcher . a University of Pennsylvania researcher Who is the researcher? 21 26 +23 1 A summer jobs program for teenagers appears to cut the rate of violent crime , according to a new study by a University of Pennsylvania researcher . University of Pennsylvania researcher Who was the researcher? When was this study done? 22 26 +23 1 A summer jobs program for teenagers appears to cut the rate of violent crime , according to a new study by a University of Pennsylvania researcher . summer jobs program for teenagers Who hosts the program? 1 6 +23 1 A summer jobs program for teenagers appears to cut the rate of violent crime , according to a new study by a University of Pennsylvania researcher . summer jobs program How do summer jobs programs cut the rate of violent crime? 1 4 +23 1 A summer jobs program for teenagers appears to cut the rate of violent crime , according to a new study by a University of Pennsylvania researcher . cut the rate How much is the rate of violent crime cut with teenagers that have summer jobs? 8 11 +23 1 A summer jobs program for teenagers appears to cut the rate of violent crime , according to a new study by a University of Pennsylvania researcher . cut the rate of violent crime , How can anyone know that the program cut violent crime and not another factor like being watched by staff while at the camp? 8 15 +23 2 And not because the youths were too busy working to break the law . the youths What youths? Where are we talking about here? 3 5 +23 2 And not because the youths were too busy working to break the law . too busy working Why then was the rate of violent crime decreased? 6 9 +23 2 And not because the youths were too busy working to break the law . too busy working What other things were teenagers doing instead of violent crimes? 6 9 +23 2 And not because the youths were too busy working to break the law . not because the youths were too busy How is this known? 1 8 +23 3 Those who were randomly chosen to get the eight - week positions were arrested for violent offenses 43 percent fewer times than their peers , and most of that difference occurred during the 13 months after the jobs were finished . eight - week positions Did pay play a role in the study? What was the pay? What were the hours? 8 12 +23 3 Those who were randomly chosen to get the eight - week positions were arrested for violent offenses 43 percent fewer times than their peers , and most of that difference occurred during the 13 months after the jobs were finished . after the jobs were finished Why did it occur during that time? 35 40 +23 3 Those who were randomly chosen to get the eight - week positions were arrested for violent offenses 43 percent fewer times than their peers , and most of that difference occurred during the 13 months after the jobs were finished . randomly chosen How many teenagers were randomly chosen? 3 5 +23 3 Those who were randomly chosen to get the eight - week positions were arrested for violent offenses 43 percent fewer times than their peers , and most of that difference occurred during the 13 months after the jobs were finished . during the 13 months after the jobs were finished Did this effect continue years later? 31 40 +23 4 The findings by Sara B . Heller , an assistant professor of criminology at Penn , were reported last week in the journal Science . the journal Science What journal is this? Is this a reputable source for teenage delinquency? 21 24 +23 4 The findings by Sara B . Heller , an assistant professor of criminology at Penn , were reported last week in the journal Science . findings What were the findings? 1 2 +23 5 Teens in the study were generally from lower - income families , and one - fifth of them had previously been arrested . lower - income How are the families considered to be lower-income? 7 10 +24 1 Wander into Cafe Rex in Oxkutzcab , Mexico , deep in the interior of the Yucatan Peninsula , and some odd things pop out on the menu . odd things Why are odd things on the menu? 20 22 +24 2 For one , there ’ s red curry and other Thai food . other Thai food What kind of Thai food? 9 12 +24 2 For one , there ’ s red curry and other Thai food . Thai food Why is there Thai food in Mexico? 10 12 +24 2 For one , there ’ s red curry and other Thai food . red curry How do they make the red curry? 6 8 +24 3 It might seem like a culinary aberration , but it isn ’ t . it isn ’ t Why isn't it weird that there's Thai food in Mexico? 9 13 +24 4 Across town at the Limba Restaurant , the menu carries an assortment of dishes from Thailand , created by a chef who spent a decade in kitchens in San Francisco , where Asian food is prevalent . by a chef Who is the chef? 18 21 +24 4 Across town at the Limba Restaurant , the menu carries an assortment of dishes from Thailand , created by a chef who spent a decade in kitchens in San Francisco , where Asian food is prevalent . Across town at the Limba Restaurant , What is the relationship between the first restaurant mentioned and Limba restaurant? 0 7 +24 4 Across town at the Limba Restaurant , the menu carries an assortment of dishes from Thailand , created by a chef who spent a decade in kitchens in San Francisco , where Asian food is prevalent . carries an assortment of dishes from Thailand , Why do they carry these foods, though? 9 17 +24 5 “ I was chief cook in three Thai restaurants , ” said Eduardo Dzib Vargas , listing venues on Potrero Hill , the Embarcadero district and Ghirardelli Square . Ghirardelli Square Why are there Thai restaurants in an area that sounds Italian? 26 28 +24 5 “ I was chief cook in three Thai restaurants , ” said Eduardo Dzib Vargas , listing venues on Potrero Hill , the Embarcadero district and Ghirardelli Square . three Thai restaurants , ” Were these restaurants successful? 6 11 +25 1 The United States and South Korea are on high alert amid signs that North Korea is planning a possible missile test . United States and South Korea Why just list these two countries, specifically? 1 6 +25 1 The United States and South Korea are on high alert amid signs that North Korea is planning a possible missile test . high alert What does the author mean by high alert? 8 10 +25 1 The United States and South Korea are on high alert amid signs that North Korea is planning a possible missile test . possible missile test another missile test? 18 21 +25 2 The preparations come after a string of threats from that country ’ s new , untested supreme leader , Kim Jong - un . string of threats What caused this string of threats from Kim Jong-un? 5 8 +25 2 The preparations come after a string of threats from that country ’ s new , untested supreme leader , Kim Jong - un . threats What threats were made? 7 8 +25 2 The preparations come after a string of threats from that country ’ s new , untested supreme leader , Kim Jong - un . new , How new is the leader? 13 15 +25 2 The preparations come after a string of threats from that country ’ s new , untested supreme leader , Kim Jong - un . Kim Jong - un why is he threatening? 19 23 +25 3 While the North Koreans do not have the capacity to strike the U . S . mainland , the medium - range weapons do have the potential to reach U . S . military bases on the Pacific island of Guam . Pacific island of Guam How likely is it that the North Koreans would launch an attack on the U.S.? 37 41 +25 3 While the North Koreans do not have the capacity to strike the U . S . mainland , the medium - range weapons do have the potential to reach U . S . military bases on the Pacific island of Guam . the capacity to strike the U . S What is this claim based on? 7 15 +25 3 While the North Koreans do not have the capacity to strike the U . S . mainland , the medium - range weapons do have the potential to reach U . S . military bases on the Pacific island of Guam . Guam how many people live there? 40 41 +25 4 North Korea has also threatened its neighbors South Korea and Japan , both strong U . S . allies . threatened What was the threat? 4 5 +25 4 North Korea has also threatened its neighbors South Korea and Japan , both strong U . S . allies . threatened How did North Korea threaten Japan and South Korea? 4 5 +25 4 North Korea has also threatened its neighbors South Korea and Japan , both strong U . S . allies . both strong U . S . allies who is america more friendly with? 12 19 +26 1 Mountain residents and the Fresno County sheriff are squaring off against a federal wildlife agency over frogs and toads - an Endangered Species Act fight that spreads like wildfire along the Sierra Nevada . spreads like wildfire Does this mean that news of the confict is spreading? Is support for the residents is increasing or support for the federal wildlife agency is increasing? 26 29 +26 1 Mountain residents and the Fresno County sheriff are squaring off against a federal wildlife agency over frogs and toads - an Endangered Species Act fight that spreads like wildfire along the Sierra Nevada . federal wildlife agency Which specific agency? 12 15 +26 1 Mountain residents and the Fresno County sheriff are squaring off against a federal wildlife agency over frogs and toads - an Endangered Species Act fight that spreads like wildfire along the Sierra Nevada . spreads like wildfire Is it the fight that is spreading like wildfire or the frogs and toads? 26 29 +26 1 Mountain residents and the Fresno County sheriff are squaring off against a federal wildlife agency over frogs and toads - an Endangered Species Act fight that spreads like wildfire along the Sierra Nevada . Mountain What mountain? 0 1 +26 2 People are reacting to proposed protection for the dwindling amphibians , fearing it will “ seal off ” land to logging , grazing and hiking , and threaten use of foothill reservoirs . “ seal off ” Would land owners have restricted access to their own property? Would access to public land be restricted? 14 18 +26 2 People are reacting to proposed protection for the dwindling amphibians , fearing it will “ seal off ” land to logging , grazing and hiking , and threaten use of foothill reservoirs . People are Which people in particular (from what areas)? How many? Is this a popular opinion? 0 2 +26 3 The economy will be devastated , they say . devastated , How would the economy be damaged? 4 6 +26 3 The economy will be devastated , they say . economy will be devastated , In what ways will the economy be devastated? 1 6 +26 4 Fish and Wildlife leaders say they are not proposing to shut down forests . proposing to shut down forests Why are forests not being shut down? 8 13 +26 4 Fish and Wildlife leaders say they are not proposing to shut down forests . Fish and Wildlife leaders From which agency? Are these leaders from the same federal wildlife agency or are they local? 0 4 +26 4 Fish and Wildlife leaders say they are not proposing to shut down forests . leaders Who are the leaders to which this is referring? 3 4 +27 1 Lizbeth Mateo paid her tuition Sunday for Santa Clara Law School , where classes begin next month . where classes begin next month What month is it? 12 17 +27 1 Lizbeth Mateo paid her tuition Sunday for Santa Clara Law School , where classes begin next month . Lizbeth Mateo Who is this and why is person remarkable? 0 2 +27 2 On Monday , she paused to send the California school an email . paused Why did she hesitate in sending an email to the school? 4 5 +27 2 On Monday , she paused to send the California school an email . she paused to send What was she pausing from doing? 3 7 +27 2 On Monday , she paused to send the California school an email . email Why did she send the email? 11 12 +27 2 On Monday , she paused to send the California school an email . she paused What was she doing that required a pause? 3 5 +27 3 “ I ’ m letting them know I may not make it in time , ” she said . in time , ” Why wouldn't she make it in time? 12 16 +27 3 “ I ’ m letting them know I may not make it in time , ” she said . I may not make it in time , ” Does she mean to campus in time for classes to start? 7 16 +27 4 The reason for her delay : an unorthodox — and risky — protest at the U . S . - Mexico border . unorthodox Why is a protest unorthodox? 7 8 +27 4 The reason for her delay : an unorthodox — and risky — protest at the U . S . - Mexico border . unorthodox — and risky — Why is it unorthodox and risky? 7 12 +27 4 The reason for her delay : an unorthodox — and risky — protest at the U . S . - Mexico border . reason for her delay : What does a protest have to do with her going to class? 1 6 +27 5 The 29 - year - old Mateo , who was brought into the United States illegally at age 10 , voluntarily flew back across the border recently in a protest aimed at recognizing the thousands of people deported from the United States over the last five years as the Obama administration struggles to adopt a long - range program for immigration reform . struggles to adopt Why is the struggle not outlined here? What are the struggles? 51 54 +28 1 Widespread flood recovery efforts continued Sunday in Colorado as hundreds of residents remained unaccounted for and the death toll - as well as the number of missing - continued to rise . in Colorado Where in Colorado? 6 8 +28 1 Widespread flood recovery efforts continued Sunday in Colorado as hundreds of residents remained unaccounted for and the death toll - as well as the number of missing - continued to rise . hundreds of residents Where are the residents located? 9 12 +28 1 Widespread flood recovery efforts continued Sunday in Colorado as hundreds of residents remained unaccounted for and the death toll - as well as the number of missing - continued to rise . Colorado Where in Colorado? 7 8 +28 1 Widespread flood recovery efforts continued Sunday in Colorado as hundreds of residents remained unaccounted for and the death toll - as well as the number of missing - continued to rise . recovery efforts What types of recovery efforts were used? 2 4 +28 1 Widespread flood recovery efforts continued Sunday in Colorado as hundreds of residents remained unaccounted for and the death toll - as well as the number of missing - continued to rise . flood recovery What caused the flood? 1 3 +28 2 Officials said there were at least 700 Coloradans still listed as missing in Boulder and Larimer counties after the disaster , which has washed out bridges and roads and isolated several central Colorado communities . isolated several central Colorado communities What communities were isolated by the flood? 29 34 +28 3 Gov . Gov . Governor who? 0 2 +28 3 Gov . Gov Why isn't this a complete sentence? 0 1 +28 3 Gov . Gov Why is this a sentence? 0 1 +28 4 John Hickenlooper , appearing on CNN on Sunday morning , expressed hope that many of the missing are simply out of reach of communications , and have “ already gotten out or ( are ) staying with friends . ” “ But , ” he added , “ we ’ re still bracing . “ we ’ re still bracing Bracing for what? 48 54 +28 5 I mean , there are many , many homes that have been destroyed . ” The tentative death toll from the flooding rose to six as Larimer County law enforcement officials said an 80 - year - old woman had probably been killed . been killed How was she killed? 42 44 +28 5 I mean , there are many , many homes that have been destroyed . ” The tentative death toll from the flooding rose to six as Larimer County law enforcement officials said an 80 - year - old woman had probably been killed . many , many homes how many homes were destroyed? 5 9 +28 5 I mean , there are many , many homes that have been destroyed . ” The tentative death toll from the flooding rose to six as Larimer County law enforcement officials said an 80 - year - old woman had probably been killed . probably been killed How could she probably be killed? 41 44 +29 1 Geologist Erin Argyilan has in the last 10 months studied sediment , analyzed wind patterns and mapped terrain , but she hasn ’ t solved the mystery of the holes that appear and vanish in the beige sands of Mount Baldy at Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore . studied How did Erin Argylian study this sediment? 9 10 +29 1 Geologist Erin Argyilan has in the last 10 months studied sediment , analyzed wind patterns and mapped terrain , but she hasn ’ t solved the mystery of the holes that appear and vanish in the beige sands of Mount Baldy at Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore . holes How were the holes discovered? 29 30 +29 1 Geologist Erin Argyilan has in the last 10 months studied sediment , analyzed wind patterns and mapped terrain , but she hasn ’ t solved the mystery of the holes that appear and vanish in the beige sands of Mount Baldy at Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore . Baldy Why is it named this? 40 41 +29 1 Geologist Erin Argyilan has in the last 10 months studied sediment , analyzed wind patterns and mapped terrain , but she hasn ’ t solved the mystery of the holes that appear and vanish in the beige sands of Mount Baldy at Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore . mystery Why is this issue difficult to solve? 26 27 +29 2 “ We ’ re seeing what appears to be a new geological phenomenon , ” she said . new geological What distinquishes this as something that is new? 10 12 +29 2 “ We ’ re seeing what appears to be a new geological phenomenon , ” she said . she has she been studying a long time? 15 16 +29 3 She is one of many experts who have combed the terrain for clues on the origin of these potentially dangerous holes , which are about a foot in diameter and seem to survive for less than a day before filling in naturally with sand . potentially dangerous holes , How are these holes particularly dangerous? 18 22 +29 3 She is one of many experts who have combed the terrain for clues on the origin of these potentially dangerous holes , which are about a foot in diameter and seem to survive for less than a day before filling in naturally with sand . one of many experts Why are all these people taking an interest in these holes? 2 6 +29 3 She is one of many experts who have combed the terrain for clues on the origin of these potentially dangerous holes , which are about a foot in diameter and seem to survive for less than a day before filling in naturally with sand . dangerous holes , How often are these holes appearing? 19 22 +29 4 Investigators have used ground - penetrating radar and specialized GPS devices to peek below the landscape , but no one is entirely certain why the holes form along the surface of this landmark , which attracts thousands of visitors each year . GPS devices Is this different from the GPS devices we use on a daily basis? 9 11 +29 4 Investigators have used ground - penetrating radar and specialized GPS devices to peek below the landscape , but no one is entirely certain why the holes form along the surface of this landmark , which attracts thousands of visitors each year . thousands is that considered a lot? 36 37 +29 4 Investigators have used ground - penetrating radar and specialized GPS devices to peek below the landscape , but no one is entirely certain why the holes form along the surface of this landmark , which attracts thousands of visitors each year . no one is entirely certain What anomalies can be traced through these technologies? 18 23 +29 5 The National Park Service announced this week that Mount Baldy will remain closed indefinitely due to the discovery of two new holes and a number of depressions on the north side slope , though the rest of the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore will be open . closed indefinitely Why are they going to close the whole mountain indefinitely? 12 14 +29 5 The National Park Service announced this week that Mount Baldy will remain closed indefinitely due to the discovery of two new holes and a number of depressions on the north side slope , though the rest of the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore will be open . National Park Service are they the authorities? 1 4 +29 5 The National Park Service announced this week that Mount Baldy will remain closed indefinitely due to the discovery of two new holes and a number of depressions on the north side slope , though the rest of the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore will be open . closed indefinitely Will the park remain closed until the mystery is solved? 12 14 +30 1 Tens of thousands of people from across the nation gathered at the National Mall Saturday to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington and to rally for what they believe is the unfinished business of the civil rights battle . National Mall What is the National Mall? 12 14 +30 1 Tens of thousands of people from across the nation gathered at the National Mall Saturday to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington and to rally for what they believe is the unfinished business of the civil rights battle . Tens of thousands of what kind of people? 0 4 +30 1 Tens of thousands of people from across the nation gathered at the National Mall Saturday to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington and to rally for what they believe is the unfinished business of the civil rights battle . National Mall Where is the National Mall? 12 14 +30 1 Tens of thousands of people from across the nation gathered at the National Mall Saturday to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington and to rally for what they believe is the unfinished business of the civil rights battle . March on Washington What was the March on Washington? 22 25 +30 2 Under picture - perfect blue skies , the throng assembled around the base of the Lincoln Memorial — where Martin Luther King Jr . delivered his iconic " I Have a Dream " speech — and listened to speaker after speaker implore them to become active participants , not bystanders , in the quest of racial equality and harmony . picture - perfect blue skies , why does this matter? 1 7 +30 2 Under picture - perfect blue skies , the throng assembled around the base of the Lincoln Memorial — where Martin Luther King Jr . delivered his iconic " I Have a Dream " speech — and listened to speaker after speaker implore them to become active participants , not bystanders , in the quest of racial equality and harmony . speaker after speaker Who were the people addressing the crowd? 38 41 +30 3 Rep . John Lewis , D - Ga . , the only living speaker from the 1963 march , fired up Saturday ' s crowd by exhorting them to fight against the Supreme Court ' s decision last June that struck down a key provision of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 . a key provision What was the provision? 42 45 +30 3 Rep . John Lewis , D - Ga . , the only living speaker from the 1963 march , fired up Saturday ' s crowd by exhorting them to fight against the Supreme Court ' s decision last June that struck down a key provision of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 . D - Ga WHat is this title mean? 5 8 +30 3 Rep . John Lewis , D - Ga . , the only living speaker from the 1963 march , fired up Saturday ' s crowd by exhorting them to fight against the Supreme Court ' s decision last June that struck down a key provision of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 . key provision What was the provision and why was it so important? 43 45 +30 4 " I gave a little blood on that bridge in Selma , Ala . , " he told the crowd , referring to the 1965 " Bloody Sunday " march from Selma to Montgomery , Ala . , in which protestors were brutally beaten on the Edmund Pettus Bridge . brutally beaten beaten by who? 42 44 +30 4 " I gave a little blood on that bridge in Selma , Ala . , " he told the crowd , referring to the 1965 " Bloody Sunday " march from Selma to Montgomery , Ala . , in which protestors were brutally beaten on the Edmund Pettus Bridge . protestors What specifically were they protesting? 40 41 +30 4 " I gave a little blood on that bridge in Selma , Ala . , " he told the crowd , referring to the 1965 " Bloody Sunday " march from Selma to Montgomery , Ala . , in which protestors were brutally beaten on the Edmund Pettus Bridge . brutally beaten Were they beaten without provocation? 42 44 +30 5 " I got arrested 40 times during the ' 60s , beaten and left bloodied and unconscious . beaten How does one recover from constant beating? 11 12 +31 1 How hot is Smokin ’ Ed ’ s Carolina Reaper chili pepper ? Smokin ’ Ed ’ s Who is Smokin' Ed? 3 8 +31 1 How hot is Smokin ’ Ed ’ s Carolina Reaper chili pepper ? Reaper chili pepper ? What is reaper chili pepper? 9 13 +31 1 How hot is Smokin ’ Ed ’ s Carolina Reaper chili pepper ? How how hot is the pepper? 0 1 +31 2 It ’ s so hot that when you walk into the chili sorting room at Ed Currie ’ s PuckerButt Pepper Co . , your eyes burn and your throat tightens from the sizzling fumes of hundreds of freshly picked peppers . chili sorting room What is a chili sorting room? 11 14 +31 2 It ’ s so hot that when you walk into the chili sorting room at Ed Currie ’ s PuckerButt Pepper Co . , your eyes burn and your throat tightens from the sizzling fumes of hundreds of freshly picked peppers . Ed Currie ’ s PuckerButt Pepper Co Isn't his name Smokin' Ed? Is this really the name of a company? 15 22 +31 2 It ’ s so hot that when you walk into the chili sorting room at Ed Currie ’ s PuckerButt Pepper Co . , your eyes burn and your throat tightens from the sizzling fumes of hundreds of freshly picked peppers . chili sorting room Is there anything special about this room? 11 14 +31 3 It ’ s so hot that workers who peel the chilies to scrape out seeds wear two pairs of protective gloves because the chili oils eat through one pair in 15 minutes . the chili oils eat through one pair in 15 minutes How do chili oils eat through a pair of protective goggles? 22 32 +31 3 It ’ s so hot that workers who peel the chilies to scrape out seeds wear two pairs of protective gloves because the chili oils eat through one pair in 15 minutes . eat through What do you mean they eat through a pair of gloves? 25 27 +31 3 It ’ s so hot that workers who peel the chilies to scrape out seeds wear two pairs of protective gloves because the chili oils eat through one pair in 15 minutes . peel the chilies How does one peel a chili? 8 11 +31 3 It ’ s so hot that workers who peel the chilies to scrape out seeds wear two pairs of protective gloves because the chili oils eat through one pair in 15 minutes . It ’ s so hot that workers who peel what would happen if the pepper touches the workers skin? 0 9 +31 4 Smokin ’ Ed ’ s Carolina Reaper is the world ’ s hottest chili pepper , according to Guinness World Records . according to Guinness World Records When was this tested? 16 21 +31 4 Smokin ’ Ed ’ s Carolina Reaper is the world ’ s hottest chili pepper , according to Guinness World Records . Guinness World Records what is the Guinnes world record? 18 21 +31 5 At a searing 1 . 56 million Scoville heat units ( SHUs ) , the Reaper knocked off the Trinidad Scorpion Butch T from Australia , the previous record holder at 1 . 46 million SHUs . Reaper knocked off the Trinidad Scorpion Butch What year or just in general, when did this happen? 15 22 +31 5 At a searing 1 . 56 million Scoville heat units ( SHUs ) , the Reaper knocked off the Trinidad Scorpion Butch T from Australia , the previous record holder at 1 . 46 million SHUs . Scoville heat units What is this unit of measure? How was this number provided? 7 10 +31 5 At a searing 1 . 56 million Scoville heat units ( SHUs ) , the Reaper knocked off the Trinidad Scorpion Butch T from Australia , the previous record holder at 1 . 46 million SHUs . Scoville heat units ( SHUs ) , How does common items, such as pepper or a jalapeno compare in Scoville heat units? 7 14 +32 1 After the bruising battle over Kennewick Man died down , Jim Chatters kept a low profile . low profile Why did Jim Chatters feel the need to keep a low profile? 14 16 +32 1 After the bruising battle over Kennewick Man died down , Jim Chatters kept a low profile . Kennewick Man What is Kennewick Man? 5 7 +32 1 After the bruising battle over Kennewick Man died down , Jim Chatters kept a low profile . bruising battle What bruising battle? 2 4 +32 1 After the bruising battle over Kennewick Man died down , Jim Chatters kept a low profile . Jim Chatters Who is this person? 10 12 +32 2 As the first scientist to study the skeleton unearthed in Eastern Washington almost two decades ago , Chatters was embroiled in a controversy over race and cultural identity stirred up by the 9 , 500 - year - old bones . embroiled in a controversy Who brought controversy against Chatters? 19 23 +32 2 As the first scientist to study the skeleton unearthed in Eastern Washington almost two decades ago , Chatters was embroiled in a controversy over race and cultural identity stirred up by the 9 , 500 - year - old bones . 9 , 500 - year - old bones how did they know the age? 32 40 +32 2 As the first scientist to study the skeleton unearthed in Eastern Washington almost two decades ago , Chatters was embroiled in a controversy over race and cultural identity stirred up by the 9 , 500 - year - old bones . controversy Who was involved? 22 23 +32 3 His assertion that the mystery man didn ’ t look anything like modern Native Americans infuriated Northwest Tribes , who consider the remains those of an ancestor and sued for the right to rebury what they call the Ancient One . infuriated Why were they infuriated over this claim? 15 16 +32 3 His assertion that the mystery man didn ’ t look anything like modern Native Americans infuriated Northwest Tribes , who consider the remains those of an ancestor and sued for the right to rebury what they call the Ancient One . Ancient One is this a real name? 38 40 +32 3 His assertion that the mystery man didn ’ t look anything like modern Native Americans infuriated Northwest Tribes , who consider the remains those of an ancestor and sued for the right to rebury what they call the Ancient One . Northwest Tribes , Which tribes were infuriated? 16 19 +32 4 Now the Bothell archaeologist is back in the spotlight with another set of prehistoric bones , along with DNA evidence that helps resolve a long - standing puzzle about the first Americans . Bothell who is bothell? 2 3 +32 4 Now the Bothell archaeologist is back in the spotlight with another set of prehistoric bones , along with DNA evidence that helps resolve a long - standing puzzle about the first Americans . Bothell archaeologist What is a Bothell? 2 4 +32 5 The findings also suggest — but don ’ t prove — that the tribes may have been right about Kennewick Man all along . suggest — but don ’ t prove — that What would be needed to prove the findings? 3 12 +33 1 A decade of counterinsurgency and counterterror operations has created doubts about the utility of the aircraft carrier . created doubts Who has these doubts? 8 10 +33 1 A decade of counterinsurgency and counterterror operations has created doubts about the utility of the aircraft carrier . A decade of counterinsurgency and counterterror Where is this happening? 0 6 +33 1 A decade of counterinsurgency and counterterror operations has created doubts about the utility of the aircraft carrier . decade of counterinsurgency To which country does this refer to if any? 1 4 +33 1 A decade of counterinsurgency and counterterror operations has created doubts about the utility of the aircraft carrier . has created doubts What kind of doubts? 7 10 +33 1 A decade of counterinsurgency and counterterror operations has created doubts about the utility of the aircraft carrier . aircraft carrier What do counterterror operations have to do with aircraft carriers? 15 17 +33 1 A decade of counterinsurgency and counterterror operations has created doubts about the utility of the aircraft carrier . aircraft What aircraft carrier? 15 16 +33 1 A decade of counterinsurgency and counterterror operations has created doubts about the utility of the aircraft carrier . operations What operations? 6 7 +33 2 Today ’ s budget cuts threaten to shrink the Navy ’ s carrier force — already reduced from 11 to 10 — to as few as eight or nine . 11 to 10 What specifically has shrunk from 11 to 10? 18 21 +33 2 Today ’ s budget cuts threaten to shrink the Navy ’ s carrier force — already reduced from 11 to 10 — to as few as eight or nine . Today ’ s budget cuts What budget cuts is this referring to? 0 5 +33 2 Today ’ s budget cuts threaten to shrink the Navy ’ s carrier force — already reduced from 11 to 10 — to as few as eight or nine . shrink the Navy ’ s carrier force What's the justification for shrinking the Navy's carrier force? 7 14 +33 2 Today ’ s budget cuts threaten to shrink the Navy ’ s carrier force — already reduced from 11 to 10 — to as few as eight or nine . eight or nine How much money would this save the government? 26 29 +33 2 Today ’ s budget cuts threaten to shrink the Navy ’ s carrier force — already reduced from 11 to 10 — to as few as eight or nine . budget cuts threaten to shrink the Navy ’ s carrier why do the budget cut threaten to the navy's carrier? 3 13 +33 3 Yet whether in a direct or supporting role , aircraft carriers have taken part in almost every U . S . major military operation since World War II . in almost every U . S . major military operation Have there been exceptions? 14 24 +33 3 Yet whether in a direct or supporting role , aircraft carriers have taken part in almost every U . S . major military operation since World War II . have taken part in almost Which military operations have aircraft carriers not taken part in? 11 16 +33 4 They have served as diplomatic tools to ratchet up or ease political pressure . diplomatic tools How have they served as diplomatic tools? 4 6 +33 4 They have served as diplomatic tools to ratchet up or ease political pressure . ratchet up or ease How has this been accomplished? 7 11 +33 4 They have served as diplomatic tools to ratchet up or ease political pressure . They have served as diplomatic tools what has served diplomatic tools? 0 6 +33 4 They have served as diplomatic tools to ratchet up or ease political pressure . diplomatic tools How have aircraft carriers been used as diplomatic tools? 4 6 +33 5 They have given our military unparalleled freedom of action to respond to a range of requirements . unparalleled freedom of action Compared to when or who? 5 9 +33 5 They have given our military unparalleled freedom of action to respond to a range of requirements . range What is the range? 13 14 +33 5 They have given our military unparalleled freedom of action to respond to a range of requirements . unparalleled freedom of action How have they granted the military freedom of action? 5 9 +33 5 They have given our military unparalleled freedom of action to respond to a range of requirements . range of requirements What range of requirements have the aircraft carriers responded to? 13 16 +34 1 A New York City commuter train rounding a riverside curve derailed Sunday , killing four people and injuring more than 60 in a crash that threw passengers from the toppling cars and left a snaking chain of twisted wreckage just inches from the water . derailed Sunday , Why did the train derail? 10 13 +34 1 A New York City commuter train rounding a riverside curve derailed Sunday , killing four people and injuring more than 60 in a crash that threw passengers from the toppling cars and left a snaking chain of twisted wreckage just inches from the water . A New York City commuter train What was the line? (A,1,2,3..etc or amtrak?) 0 6 +34 1 A New York City commuter train rounding a riverside curve derailed Sunday , killing four people and injuring more than 60 in a crash that threw passengers from the toppling cars and left a snaking chain of twisted wreckage just inches from the water . threw passengers from the toppling cars How were they thrown from the train? 25 31 +34 1 A New York City commuter train rounding a riverside curve derailed Sunday , killing four people and injuring more than 60 in a crash that threw passengers from the toppling cars and left a snaking chain of twisted wreckage just inches from the water . derailed Why'd it derail? 10 11 +34 1 A New York City commuter train rounding a riverside curve derailed Sunday , killing four people and injuring more than 60 in a crash that threw passengers from the toppling cars and left a snaking chain of twisted wreckage just inches from the water . threw passengers How were the thrown from the cars? 25 27 +34 2 Some of the roughly 150 passengers on the early morning Metro - North train from Poughkeepsie to Manhattan were jolted from sleep around 7 : 20 a . m . to screams and the frightening sensation of their compartment rolling over on a bend in the Bronx where the Hudson and Harlem rivers meet . compartment rolling over on a bend in the What exactly made the train flip? Was this a particularly fast turn? 38 46 +34 3 When the motion stopped , four or five of the seven cars had lurched off the rails . When the motion stopped , How abrupt was the stop? Is this what caused the derailing? 0 5 +34 3 When the motion stopped , four or five of the seven cars had lurched off the rails . four or five Why is this a mystery? Four or five? How is that information somehow unknown if their were only seven cars? 5 8 +34 3 When the motion stopped , four or five of the seven cars had lurched off the rails . four or five of the seven Only part of the train was in the wreckage then? Was it the back half or something? 5 11 +34 3 When the motion stopped , four or five of the seven cars had lurched off the rails . four or five of the seven cars Why were they lurched off the rails? 5 12 +34 3 When the motion stopped , four or five of the seven cars had lurched off the rails . four or five Do they not know the exact number of cars that had derailed? 5 8 +34 4 It was the latest accident in a troubled year for the nation ' s second - biggest commuter railroad , which had never experienced a passenger death in an accident in its 31 - year - history . It was the latest accident How many accidents have their been? 0 5 +34 4 It was the latest accident in a troubled year for the nation ' s second - biggest commuter railroad , which had never experienced a passenger death in an accident in its 31 - year - history . 31 - year - history Why did this suddenly change? How old are the trains? 32 37 +34 4 It was the latest accident in a troubled year for the nation ' s second - biggest commuter railroad , which had never experienced a passenger death in an accident in its 31 - year - history . latest accident How many accidents have there been this year? 3 5 +34 4 It was the latest accident in a troubled year for the nation ' s second - biggest commuter railroad , which had never experienced a passenger death in an accident in its 31 - year - history . experienced a passenger death in an accident Does this mean there were only injuries in the other accidents, or were they minor with no injuries? 23 30 +34 5 " Four people lost their lives today in the holiday season , right after Thanksgiving , " Gov . today What was the date? Why is this ambiguous? 6 7 +35 1 An elderly man calls to ask if the land he owns will count as income to qualify for health coverage through Medicaid . land Will the man’s land count as income? 8 9 +35 1 An elderly man calls to ask if the land he owns will count as income to qualify for health coverage through Medicaid . calls Who is the man calling? 3 4 +35 1 An elderly man calls to ask if the land he owns will count as income to qualify for health coverage through Medicaid . calls Who is the man calling? 3 4 +35 1 An elderly man calls to ask if the land he owns will count as income to qualify for health coverage through Medicaid . calls to ask Who is the man calling and what is their relevance? 3 6 +35 2 A legal immigrant asks if she can sign up for a health plan through the state ' s online insurance marketplace . immigrant Can a legal immigrant sign up for a state health plan onlin? 2 3 +35 2 A legal immigrant asks if she can sign up for a health plan through the state ' s online insurance marketplace . asks Who is she asking? 3 4 +35 2 A legal immigrant asks if she can sign up for a health plan through the state ' s online insurance marketplace . asks Who is she asking? 3 4 +35 3 A broker wants help to become certified to start selling coverage . certified What are steps for a broker to become certified to sell insurance coverage. 6 7 +35 3 A broker wants help to become certified to start selling coverage . coverage What type of coverage does he want to sell? 10 11 +35 3 A broker wants help to become certified to start selling coverage . coverage What, in detail, is the coverage that the broker is wanting to sell? 10 11 +35 4 It ' s 10 a . m . Monday inside the call center of Connecticut ' s new insurance exchange established under the Affordable Care Act , the federal health law . Connecticut ' s When was Connecticut’s insurance exchange established? 14 17 +35 4 It ' s 10 a . m . Monday inside the call center of Connecticut ' s new insurance exchange established under the Affordable Care Act , the federal health law . Connecticut ' s new insurance exchange What is the relevance here? 14 20 +35 5 On the 21st floor of the downtown Prudential Building , about 25 operators in blue shaded cubicles are talking on telephone headsets while a dozen more callers wait on hold . downtown What city is this located in? 6 7 +36 1 California and New York still lure hundreds of thousands of immigrants from across the globe , but Texas , Florida , Colorado and the Carolinas are far more magnetic for people already living in the country , according to new estimates released Thursday by the U . S . Census Bureau . magnetic why are these states magnetic? 28 29 +36 1 California and New York still lure hundreds of thousands of immigrants from across the globe , but Texas , Florida , Colorado and the Carolinas are far more magnetic for people already living in the country , according to new estimates released Thursday by the U . S . Census Bureau . Texas , Florida , Colorado and the Carolinas Why are these states more appealing for Americans? 17 25 +36 2 Late last year , the Census Bureau announced that Southern and Western states had driven much of the population growth nationwide . Southern and Western states Which states? 9 13 +36 2 Late last year , the Census Bureau announced that Southern and Western states had driven much of the population growth nationwide . driven much of the population Why is this? 14 19 +36 3 The new numbers show what was behind the growth in each state : more babies , more immigrants or more newcomers from other states . other states . Which other states? 22 25 +36 3 The new numbers show what was behind the growth in each state : more babies , more immigrants or more newcomers from other states . behind the growth Earlier in the article, didn't the author state California and New York were responsible for the growth? 6 9 +36 3 The new numbers show what was behind the growth in each state : more babies , more immigrants or more newcomers from other states . more immigrants Does being a popular tourist destination make immigrants more likely to arrive? 16 18 +36 4 The fresh estimates are also another way of measuring whether the recession , which clamped down on state - to - state movement , has loosened its grip on American migration . estimates Are the statistics previously mentioned actual numbers or just estimates? 2 3 +36 4 The fresh estimates are also another way of measuring whether the recession , which clamped down on state - to - state movement , has loosened its grip on American migration . recession , which recession? 11 13 +36 5 Scholars said the new data , which gauged movement between July 2012 and July 2013 , showed only feeble signs of recovery . Scholars Who are the scholars? 0 1 +36 5 Scholars said the new data , which gauged movement between July 2012 and July 2013 , showed only feeble signs of recovery . Scholars Which scholars? 0 1 +36 5 Scholars said the new data , which gauged movement between July 2012 and July 2013 , showed only feeble signs of recovery . signs which signs were those? 19 20 +36 5 Scholars said the new data , which gauged movement between July 2012 and July 2013 , showed only feeble signs of recovery . recovery What metrics are used to determine recovery? 21 22 +36 5 Scholars said the new data , which gauged movement between July 2012 and July 2013 , showed only feeble signs of recovery . feeble signs of recovery Why only feeble signs of recovery? 18 22 +37 1 On a narrow central Idaho highway coursing through thickets of ponderosa pines and along a winding river , members of the Nez Perce tribe made their stand . made their stand What were they making a stand about? 24 27 +37 1 On a narrow central Idaho highway coursing through thickets of ponderosa pines and along a winding river , members of the Nez Perce tribe made their stand . made their stand Against who? For what reason? 24 27 +37 1 On a narrow central Idaho highway coursing through thickets of ponderosa pines and along a winding river , members of the Nez Perce tribe made their stand . Nez Perce tribe Who are these people? What is the timeframe here? 21 24 +37 2 Hundreds gathered along U . S . Highway 12 on Monday and Tuesday and formed a human blockade in an attempt to stop a controversial megaload of equipment bound for the oil tar sands of Alberta , Canada — a load reportedly weighing about 644 , 000 pounds and stretching over 200 feet . oil tar sands of Alberta , Why is this a controversial issue? 31 37 +37 3 They intended on continuing their protests Wednesday and Thursday nights . nights Where will they sleep? 9 10 +37 4 The protesters — tribal elders , mothers with young children , and activists from elsewhere — slowed but did not stop the convoy carrying a giant water evaporator . did not stop the convoy Why didn't they stop the convoy? 18 23 +37 4 The protesters — tribal elders , mothers with young children , and activists from elsewhere — slowed but did not stop the convoy carrying a giant water evaporator . giant water evaporator why did they have this? 25 28 +37 4 The protesters — tribal elders , mothers with young children , and activists from elsewhere — slowed but did not stop the convoy carrying a giant water evaporator . slowed but did not stop Were they not able to complete the human chain? 16 21 +37 4 The protesters — tribal elders , mothers with young children , and activists from elsewhere — slowed but did not stop the convoy carrying a giant water evaporator . activists from elsewhere What activists? Where are they from? 12 15 +37 5 After about 20 arrests for allegedly disturbing the peace by blocking the road , the load continued . load Is load the correct word here? 15 16 +37 5 After about 20 arrests for allegedly disturbing the peace by blocking the road , the load continued . 20 arrests Who was arrested? The mothers? Elders? 2 4 +38 1 When Daniel Promislow jogs with his Weimaraner , Silver , it pains him to see age creeping up on the 11 - year - old canine . Weimaraner , What does this type of dog look like? 6 8 +38 1 When Daniel Promislow jogs with his Weimaraner , Silver , it pains him to see age creeping up on the 11 - year - old canine . Daniel Promislow who is he? 1 3 +38 2 “ Month by month , he gets slower and slower , ” said Promislow , an evolutionary geneticist at the University of Washington ( UW ) . evolutionary geneticist What does this profession do? 16 18 +38 2 “ Month by month , he gets slower and slower , ” said Promislow , an evolutionary geneticist at the University of Washington ( UW ) . evolutionary geneticist What kind of tasks does an evolutionary geneticist fulfill? 16 18 +38 2 “ Month by month , he gets slower and slower , ” said Promislow , an evolutionary geneticist at the University of Washington ( UW ) . “ Month by month , how is he measuring? 0 5 +38 3 His other dog , Frisbee , still frolics like a pup — but at 10 , she also qualifies as elderly . Frisbee , how did he come up with the name? 4 6 +38 4 It ’ s a sad reality of pet ownership that our beloved companions never live as long we would wish . wish How long does one wish their pet live? 19 20 +38 5 But Promislow and his colleagues think it might be possible to shift those mortality curves — at least a little . mortality curves What is a mortality curve? 13 15 +38 5 But Promislow and his colleagues think it might be possible to shift those mortality curves — at least a little . shift those mortality curves How would they shift these curves? 11 15 +38 5 But Promislow and his colleagues think it might be possible to shift those mortality curves — at least a little . mortality how could he do that? 13 14 +38 5 But Promislow and his colleagues think it might be possible to shift those mortality curves — at least a little . colleagues Who are his colleagues? 4 5 +39 1 Fearful Togo officials have asked the African soccer confederation to move a game out of Ebola - affected Guinea as the outbreak of the deadly disease threatens to badly disrupt the African Cup ' s final qualifying round . threatens to badly disrupt the African Cup How would Ebola be a disruption to the African Cup? 26 33 +39 1 Fearful Togo officials have asked the African soccer confederation to move a game out of Ebola - affected Guinea as the outbreak of the deadly disease threatens to badly disrupt the African Cup ' s final qualifying round . Togo what is this word? 1 2 +39 1 Fearful Togo officials have asked the African soccer confederation to move a game out of Ebola - affected Guinea as the outbreak of the deadly disease threatens to badly disrupt the African Cup ' s final qualifying round . Ebola - affected Guinea Why are sports being played in an area with a known epidemic? 15 19 +39 1 Fearful Togo officials have asked the African soccer confederation to move a game out of Ebola - affected Guinea as the outbreak of the deadly disease threatens to badly disrupt the African Cup ' s final qualifying round . move a game out of Ebola - affected how eboloa would affect the soccer game? 10 18 +39 2 Games involving Sierra Leone are already under scrutiny after that country said it would not host any soccer matches until further notice because of Ebola . already under scrutiny Why are these games under scrutiny? 5 8 +39 2 Games involving Sierra Leone are already under scrutiny after that country said it would not host any soccer matches until further notice because of Ebola . Sierra Leone Is this a country? 2 4 +39 2 Games involving Sierra Leone are already under scrutiny after that country said it would not host any soccer matches until further notice because of Ebola . Sierra Leone Why is Sierra Leone under scrutiny for this choice? Shouldn't more locations follow suit? 2 4 +39 2 Games involving Sierra Leone are already under scrutiny after that country said it would not host any soccer matches until further notice because of Ebola . would not host any soccer matches why would they not host soccer matches? 13 19 +39 3 The Togo soccer federation ' s request refers to its first game of the final group stage in Guinea in the first week of September . first game Why is the request only for the first game? 10 12 +39 3 The Togo soccer federation ' s request refers to its first game of the final group stage in Guinea in the first week of September . Guinea WHich city is it played? 18 19 +39 4 The Togo federation said over the weekend that its players and officials feared traveling to Guinea , where the Ebola outbreak started and where more than 300 people are believed to have died from the virus . 300 people how are they confirmed ebola? 26 28 +39 5 " We are scared by the situation prevailing in that zone , " the Togolese federation said , adding it would follow advice from its government , which would likely prevent the party traveling to Guinea . situation prevailing in that zone , " Why is this the only zone they are scared by? 6 13 +39 5 " We are scared by the situation prevailing in that zone , " the Togolese federation said , adding it would follow advice from its government , which would likely prevent the party traveling to Guinea . scared is everyone scared or just them? 3 4 +40 2 It is an inspiring grass - roots movement led by some of the nation ' s most underpaid employees , and should be supported by everyone who has a sense of fairness . the nation ' s most underpaid employees , Who makes up this demographic? 12 20 +40 2 It is an inspiring grass - roots movement led by some of the nation ' s most underpaid employees , and should be supported by everyone who has a sense of fairness . grass - roots movement What is a grass roots movement? 4 8 +40 2 It is an inspiring grass - roots movement led by some of the nation ' s most underpaid employees , and should be supported by everyone who has a sense of fairness . It is an inspiring grass - roots movement What is an inspiring grass-roots movement? Why? 0 8 +40 3 First let ' s dispense with some of the nonsense that people have been told about these workers : they are not mostly teenagers . nonsense that people have been told Where are people getting this 'nonsense'? 9 15 +40 3 First let ' s dispense with some of the nonsense that people have been told about these workers : they are not mostly teenagers . teenagers How old are they then? 23 24 +40 3 First let ' s dispense with some of the nonsense that people have been told about these workers : they are not mostly teenagers . some of the nonsense that people have been told Who told these people this nonsense? Why? 6 15 +40 4 As my colleagues John Schmitt and Janelle Jones have shown , the majority are at least 23 and only 30 percent are teenagers . my colleagues Where do you all collectively work? 1 3 +40 4 As my colleagues John Schmitt and Janelle Jones have shown , the majority are at least 23 and only 30 percent are teenagers . John Schmitt and Janelle Jones Why are John Schmitt and Janelle Jones significant? 3 8 +40 4 As my colleagues John Schmitt and Janelle Jones have shown , the majority are at least 23 and only 30 percent are teenagers . John Schmitt and Janelle Jones How did they show this? 3 8 +40 5 More than a quarter of them are raising at least one child . raising How do they do this at work? 7 8 +41 1 When Porter the dog tries to figure out why his owner has placed a toy bone under a bucket , his response might provide some insight about human development , autism and other learning disabilities . provide some insight How will it provide insight? 23 26 +41 1 When Porter the dog tries to figure out why his owner has placed a toy bone under a bucket , his response might provide some insight about human development , autism and other learning disabilities . some insight How does a dog's behavior equate to human disorders like autism? 24 26 +41 1 When Porter the dog tries to figure out why his owner has placed a toy bone under a bucket , his response might provide some insight about human development , autism and other learning disabilities . autism why autism? 30 31 +41 1 When Porter the dog tries to figure out why his owner has placed a toy bone under a bucket , his response might provide some insight about human development , autism and other learning disabilities . insight How does this relate to developmental problems? 25 26 +41 2 That ’ s the hope of Laurie Santos , who runs the Canine Cognition Center at Yale , which opened in December . Laurie Santos , What makes this individual an expert in this area of research? 6 9 +41 2 That ’ s the hope of Laurie Santos , who runs the Canine Cognition Center at Yale , which opened in December . December which year? 21 22 +41 3 She pointed to the 4 - year - old chocolate Lab mix , brought in by psychology grad student Kristi Leimgruber . chocolate Lab mix , How are these dogs picked for this research study? 9 13 +41 3 She pointed to the 4 - year - old chocolate Lab mix , brought in by psychology grad student Kristi Leimgruber . chocolate meaning the dog is brown? 9 10 +41 3 She pointed to the 4 - year - old chocolate Lab mix , brought in by psychology grad student Kristi Leimgruber . mix , Does the breed have any relation to the task? 11 13 +41 4 Porter is growing up in the same kind of environment as human children , Santos said , so comparing how he learns with the way people learn can tell us a lot about human development . same kind of environment as human children , What kind of environment does this consist of? 6 14 +41 4 Porter is growing up in the same kind of environment as human children , Santos said , so comparing how he learns with the way people learn can tell us a lot about human development . same kind of environment as human children , Is this true, even though dogs don't go to school and the like? 6 14 +41 4 Porter is growing up in the same kind of environment as human children , Santos said , so comparing how he learns with the way people learn can tell us a lot about human development . tell us a lot how so can it teach? 28 32 +41 4 Porter is growing up in the same kind of environment as human children , Santos said , so comparing how he learns with the way people learn can tell us a lot about human development . development Do human children exhibit similar symptoms as adults with developmental disorders? 34 35 +41 5 “ So much more than primates , dogs are more cued into what we care about and what we know , ” Santos said . what we care about and what we know , ” How exactly is that possible if we can't communicate directly with dogs? 12 22 +41 5 “ So much more than primates , dogs are more cued into what we care about and what we know , ” Santos said . dogs How has Santos come to this conclusion and is there any validity to this? 7 8 +42 1 This year is shaping up to be a brutal one for the California sea lion - the third year in a row for record numbers of sea lion strandings in the state . record numbers Record numbers in terms of high or low? 23 25 +42 1 This year is shaping up to be a brutal one for the California sea lion - the third year in a row for record numbers of sea lion strandings in the state . brutal Why this year is considered brutal for California sea lion? 8 9 +42 1 This year is shaping up to be a brutal one for the California sea lion - the third year in a row for record numbers of sea lion strandings in the state . brutal one for the California sea lion Why is it brutal if there are many strandings? 8 15 +42 2 Sick , abandoned pups showed up in alarming numbers on beaches in January . beaches Which beaches? 10 11 +42 2 Sick , abandoned pups showed up in alarming numbers on beaches in January . alarming numbers How many show up exactly? 7 9 +42 2 Sick , abandoned pups showed up in alarming numbers on beaches in January . alarming why was it alarming? 7 8 +42 3 “ Their growth is stunted , ” said Shawn Johnson , director of veterinary science at the Marine Mammal Center in Sausalito , California . “ Their growth is stunted , ” Why is their growth stunted? 0 7 +42 3 “ Their growth is stunted , ” said Shawn Johnson , director of veterinary science at the Marine Mammal Center in Sausalito , California . “ Their growth is stunted , ” Why did Shawn Johnson said that their growth is stunted? 0 7 +42 3 “ Their growth is stunted , ” said Shawn Johnson , director of veterinary science at the Marine Mammal Center in Sausalito , California . “ Their growth is stunted , ” Is this due to being isolated or because there are no fish to eat? 0 7 +42 4 “ They ’ re basically starved to death — no muscle , no fat , just skin and bones . ” But pups aren ’ t the only ones in trouble . “ They ’ re basically starved to death Why are these animals starved to death? 0 8 +42 4 “ They ’ re basically starved to death — no muscle , no fat , just skin and bones . ” But pups aren ’ t the only ones in trouble . aren ’ t the only ones in trouble Are other marine lives in danger? Why is this happening? 24 32 +42 4 “ They ’ re basically starved to death — no muscle , no fat , just skin and bones . ” But pups aren ’ t the only ones in trouble . only ones who else is in trouble? 28 30 +42 5 California marine mammal rehabilitation centers last month treated record numbers of sea lions of all ages . treated How did they treat these animals? 7 8 +42 5 California marine mammal rehabilitation centers last month treated record numbers of sea lions of all ages . treated record numbers of sea lions of all ages How many sea lions were treated last month? 7 16 +43 1 For decades , humans have built rovers to visit places we can ’ t easily reach , including the moon and Mars . rovers Is it just rovers? How do they get there? 6 7 +43 1 For decades , humans have built rovers to visit places we can ’ t easily reach , including the moon and Mars . For decades , When was the first rover built? 0 3 +43 1 For decades , humans have built rovers to visit places we can ’ t easily reach , including the moon and Mars . moon and Mars Have we sent rovers anywhere else? 19 22 +43 1 For decades , humans have built rovers to visit places we can ’ t easily reach , including the moon and Mars . rovers What is a rover? 6 7 +43 2 Now scientists have built a rover to explore another challenging target : colonies of adorable penguins . scientists Which scientists? 1 2 +43 2 Now scientists have built a rover to explore another challenging target : colonies of adorable penguins . colonies Where are these colonies? Why is a rover needed? 12 13 +43 2 Now scientists have built a rover to explore another challenging target : colonies of adorable penguins . challenging target : Why are the penguins hard to study? 9 12 +43 2 Now scientists have built a rover to explore another challenging target : colonies of adorable penguins . rover Is there something unique about this new rover? 5 6 +43 2 Now scientists have built a rover to explore another challenging target : colonies of adorable penguins . penguins How are rovers used to explore penguins? 15 16 +43 3 A team led by scientists from the University of Strasbourg in France have built a rover that looks like a fluffy penguin chick , allowing it to sneak around Antarctic colonies and get close to individual birds without ruffling too many feathers along the way . sneak around How will it operate? How does the rover sneak around? 27 29 +43 3 A team led by scientists from the University of Strasbourg in France have built a rover that looks like a fluffy penguin chick , allowing it to sneak around Antarctic colonies and get close to individual birds without ruffling too many feathers along the way . fluffy penguin chick , What type of penguin? 20 24 +43 3 A team led by scientists from the University of Strasbourg in France have built a rover that looks like a fluffy penguin chick , allowing it to sneak around Antarctic colonies and get close to individual birds without ruffling too many feathers along the way . get close to individual birds Which birds? 32 37 +43 4 The findings , described in the journal Nature Methods , show that when studying animals in the wild , it may often be better for humans to stay out of the way and let robots do the work . Nature Methods , Does this journal have empirical evidence to support this fact? 7 10 +43 4 The findings , described in the journal Nature Methods , show that when studying animals in the wild , it may often be better for humans to stay out of the way and let robots do the work . humans to stay out of the way Why should humans stay out of the way when studying animals? 25 32 +43 5 Researchers who try to study animals like penguins in the field often end up stressing out the creatures . stressing out the creatures Do the animals stay stressed out after a long duration of time has passed by of them being observed by humans? 14 18 +43 5 Researchers who try to study animals like penguins in the field often end up stressing out the creatures . stressing out the creatures What does this mean? 14 18 +43 5 Researchers who try to study animals like penguins in the field often end up stressing out the creatures . stressing out the creatures How do humans stress out the creatures? 14 18 +44 1 Before he even started school , Jason Borders tended to collect objects such as animal bones that he found while exploring his neighborhood near Ashland , the Henry Clay Estate in Lexington , Ky . " I always had a little cabinet of curiosities in my room , and in the garage , " Borders recalls . collect objects such as animal bones Why did Jason Borders collect such objects? 10 16 +44 1 Before he even started school , Jason Borders tended to collect objects such as animal bones that he found while exploring his neighborhood near Ashland , the Henry Clay Estate in Lexington , Ky . " I always had a little cabinet of curiosities in my room , and in the garage , " Borders recalls . Jason Borders Who is Jason Borders and what is important about him? 6 8 +44 1 Before he even started school , Jason Borders tended to collect objects such as animal bones that he found while exploring his neighborhood near Ashland , the Henry Clay Estate in Lexington , Ky . " I always had a little cabinet of curiosities in my room , and in the garage , " Borders recalls . tended to collect objects such as animal bones Why does he have such a fascination and tendency to collect bones? 8 16 +44 1 Before he even started school , Jason Borders tended to collect objects such as animal bones that he found while exploring his neighborhood near Ashland , the Henry Clay Estate in Lexington , Ky . " I always had a little cabinet of curiosities in my room , and in the garage , " Borders recalls . Henry Clay Estate Is that the name of the subdivision or the actual house? 27 30 +44 2 Years later , Borders still is collecting bones and curiosities , only now they are his canvas for intricate designs and hang in galleries where they sell for hundreds and thousands of dollars each . sell for hundreds and thousands Why were people interested in buying his work? 26 31 +44 2 Years later , Borders still is collecting bones and curiosities , only now they are his canvas for intricate designs and hang in galleries where they sell for hundreds and thousands of dollars each . galleries Which galleries? 23 24 +44 2 Years later , Borders still is collecting bones and curiosities , only now they are his canvas for intricate designs and hang in galleries where they sell for hundreds and thousands of dollars each . galleries In what type of galleries do Borders designs hang? 23 24 +44 2 Years later , Borders still is collecting bones and curiosities , only now they are his canvas for intricate designs and hang in galleries where they sell for hundreds and thousands of dollars each . sell for hundreds and thousands of dollars each Who is buying bone designs for such high prices? 26 34 +44 2 Years later , Borders still is collecting bones and curiosities , only now they are his canvas for intricate designs and hang in galleries where they sell for hundreds and thousands of dollars each . canvas for intricate designs Does he carve or draw on them? 16 20 +44 3 Borders now lives in Portland , Ore . , with his wife , fellow Henry Clay High School graduate Elizabeth Sumney Borders . with his wife , Does his wife think it's weird that her husband collects bones for a living, and what kinds of social adjustments has she had to make because of this? 9 13 +44 4 But he was back in Lexington this month to open a show of his work at Mulberry & amp ; Lime , a downtown home furnishings and gift shop that also sells work by local artists . he was back in Lexington Was he invited to come? 1 6 +44 4 But he was back in Lexington this month to open a show of his work at Mulberry & amp ; Lime , a downtown home furnishings and gift shop that also sells work by local artists . work Is Borders a painter? 14 15 +44 4 But he was back in Lexington this month to open a show of his work at Mulberry & amp ; Lime , a downtown home furnishings and gift shop that also sells work by local artists . What type of work do these local artists sell? Bones? 0 0 +44 5 Shop owner Mary Ginocchio said she decided to show Jason Borders ' work after Lexington artist Bob Morgan suggested it . Mary Ginocchio said she decided to show What intrigued her about Borders' work? 2 9 +44 5 Shop owner Mary Ginocchio said she decided to show Jason Borders ' work after Lexington artist Bob Morgan suggested it . Bob Morgan suggested Why is it significant that a suggestion from Bob Morgan influence the shop owner to show Borders' work? 16 19 +44 5 Shop owner Mary Ginocchio said she decided to show Jason Borders ' work after Lexington artist Bob Morgan suggested it . she decided What about Bob Morgan's suggestion to her made her decide to show Borders' work. 5 7 +45 1 In China , Maura Cunningham says , if you ’ re going to hold an online discussion of the Tiananmen Square massacre , you better speak in code . better speak in code Why? What kind of code? 24 28 +45 1 In China , Maura Cunningham says , if you ’ re going to hold an online discussion of the Tiananmen Square massacre , you better speak in code . Maura Cunningham What is this person's relation to the topic? Are they an expert or what is the connection? 3 5 +45 1 In China , Maura Cunningham says , if you ’ re going to hold an online discussion of the Tiananmen Square massacre , you better speak in code . speak in code What does speak in code mean? 25 28 +45 1 In China , Maura Cunningham says , if you ’ re going to hold an online discussion of the Tiananmen Square massacre , you better speak in code . Maura Cunningham Who is Maura Cunningham, and why are they important? 3 5 +45 1 In China , Maura Cunningham says , if you ’ re going to hold an online discussion of the Tiananmen Square massacre , you better speak in code . Tiananmen what is this event? 19 20 +45 2 Don ’ t mention “ June 4th , ” the date the tanks rolled against unarmed protesters . Don ’ t mention “ June 4th , ” Why not mention them? 0 9 +45 2 Don ’ t mention “ June 4th , ” the date the tanks rolled against unarmed protesters . “ June 4th , ” is it well known? 4 9 +45 3 Instead , try “ May 35th ” — a count of that month ’ s 31 days plus four in June . “ May 35th ” is that clever? 3 7 +45 4 It ’ s a way around the censors and to avoid the lurking presence of the state security apparatus . lurking presence In what way is this presence taking place? Wire taps? 12 14 +45 4 It ’ s a way around the censors and to avoid the lurking presence of the state security apparatus . state security apparatus Why is there a state security apparatus? 16 19 +45 4 It ’ s a way around the censors and to avoid the lurking presence of the state security apparatus . censors Why are there censors? 7 8 +45 5 The game being played between citizen and government isn ’ t exactly cat - and - mouse , said Cunningham , a scholar of Chinese history from Philadelphia . game What is the \"game\"? 1 2 +45 5 The game being played between citizen and government isn ’ t exactly cat - and - mouse , said Cunningham , a scholar of Chinese history from Philadelphia . game What game is being played? 1 2 +45 5 The game being played between citizen and government isn ’ t exactly cat - and - mouse , said Cunningham , a scholar of Chinese history from Philadelphia . cat - and - mouse , What does cat-and-mouse mean? 12 18 +45 5 The game being played between citizen and government isn ’ t exactly cat - and - mouse , said Cunningham , a scholar of Chinese history from Philadelphia . cat - and - mouse , what game is it then? 12 18 +46 1 A mummy rolled down hospital hallways here on Sunday . hospital hallways Which hospital? 4 6 +46 1 A mummy rolled down hospital hallways here on Sunday . mummy What type of mummy is it, a ghost, a real mummy, a person dressed up as a mummy? 1 2 +46 1 A mummy rolled down hospital hallways here on Sunday . rolled What was he rolling on, skates, skateboard, or wheelchair? 2 3 +46 1 A mummy rolled down hospital hallways here on Sunday . hospital Which hospital was the event at? 4 5 +46 1 A mummy rolled down hospital hallways here on Sunday . rolled down How did the mummy roll down the hallway? 2 4 +46 1 A mummy rolled down hospital hallways here on Sunday . rolled Why would a mummy be freely rolling in the hallways? 2 3 +46 1 A mummy rolled down hospital hallways here on Sunday . hospital How did the mummy end up inside a hospital and not inside a museum? 4 5 +46 2 Amen - Nestawy - Nakht , a 3 , 000 - year - old Egyptian priest , was getting a CAT scan at Barnes - Jewish Hospital . 3 , 000 - year - old What state are the remains in? 7 14 +46 2 Amen - Nestawy - Nakht , a 3 , 000 - year - old Egyptian priest , was getting a CAT scan at Barnes - Jewish Hospital . getting a CAT scan Why is a 3,000 year old body receiving a CAT scan? 18 22 +46 2 Amen - Nestawy - Nakht , a 3 , 000 - year - old Egyptian priest , was getting a CAT scan at Barnes - Jewish Hospital . CAT scan Why a CAT scan and not some other type of imaging? 20 22 +46 2 Amen - Nestawy - Nakht , a 3 , 000 - year - old Egyptian priest , was getting a CAT scan at Barnes - Jewish Hospital . CAT scan scan for what reason? 20 22 +46 2 Amen - Nestawy - Nakht , a 3 , 000 - year - old Egyptian priest , was getting a CAT scan at Barnes - Jewish Hospital . priest , How did archaeologists know Amen-Nestawy-Nakht used to be a priest? 15 17 +46 2 Amen - Nestawy - Nakht , a 3 , 000 - year - old Egyptian priest , was getting a CAT scan at Barnes - Jewish Hospital . CAT scan What can a CAT scan tell scientists about a 3,000 year old body? 20 22 +46 3 It was probably his second . It What is it? 0 1 +46 3 It was probably his second . second How could the mummy have received a first CAT scan? 4 5 +46 4 The last one was a couple of decades ago , when technology wasn ’ t what it is now . couple of decades ago , What year is being referenced? 5 10 +46 4 The last one was a couple of decades ago , when technology wasn ’ t what it is now . when technology wasn ’ t what it is now What level of technology was available decades ago? 10 19 +46 4 The last one was a couple of decades ago , when technology wasn ’ t what it is now . what it is now What has changed in CAT scan technology since then? 15 19 +46 4 The last one was a couple of decades ago , when technology wasn ’ t what it is now . The last one his last cat scan? 0 3 +46 4 The last one was a couple of decades ago , when technology wasn ’ t what it is now . decades Why did he receive a CAT scan a couple decades ago and what will a second one reveal? 7 8 +46 5 A team of art museum officials and university doctors hoped this round could reveal new information : His cause of death . art museum officials Which art museum? 3 6 +46 5 A team of art museum officials and university doctors hoped this round could reveal new information : His cause of death . university doctors What university are the doctors from? 7 9 +46 5 A team of art museum officials and university doctors hoped this round could reveal new information : His cause of death . art museum What is the name of the Art Museum? 3 5 +46 5 A team of art museum officials and university doctors hoped this round could reveal new information : His cause of death . university What is the name of the University where the doctors are from? 7 8 +46 5 A team of art museum officials and university doctors hoped this round could reveal new information : His cause of death . doctors What are the specialties of the doctors referred to in this article. 8 9 +46 5 A team of art museum officials and university doctors hoped this round could reveal new information : His cause of death . hoped Why are they interested in his cause of death? 9 10 +46 5 A team of art museum officials and university doctors hoped this round could reveal new information : His cause of death . His cause of death did it work? 17 21 +46 5 A team of art museum officials and university doctors hoped this round could reveal new information : His cause of death . officials How do art museum officials differ from researchers or archaeologists? 5 6 +46 5 A team of art museum officials and university doctors hoped this round could reveal new information : His cause of death . doctors How will this CAT scan provide new information to university doctors? 8 9 +47 1 Minutes after arriving by bus at an outlet mall in Cabazon , California , a dozen or so Chinese tourists hustled out to buy luggage that they planned to stuff with high - end clothes , shoes and bags . Chinese tourists hustled out to buy luggage Why were the Chinese tourists in Cabazon, California? 18 25 +47 1 Minutes after arriving by bus at an outlet mall in Cabazon , California , a dozen or so Chinese tourists hustled out to buy luggage that they planned to stuff with high - end clothes , shoes and bags . high - end clothes , shoes and bags Why were they buying high-end clothing, shoes, and bags? 31 39 +47 1 Minutes after arriving by bus at an outlet mall in Cabazon , California , a dozen or so Chinese tourists hustled out to buy luggage that they planned to stuff with high - end clothes , shoes and bags . high - end clothes , shoes and bags Did they already have the high-end clothing or were they going to buy it after they bought the luggage? 31 39 +47 1 Minutes after arriving by bus at an outlet mall in Cabazon , California , a dozen or so Chinese tourists hustled out to buy luggage that they planned to stuff with high - end clothes , shoes and bags . Cabazon , California Why specifically Cabazon? 10 13 +47 1 Minutes after arriving by bus at an outlet mall in Cabazon , California , a dozen or so Chinese tourists hustled out to buy luggage that they planned to stuff with high - end clothes , shoes and bags . Cabazon , where in california is it located? 10 12 +47 2 But not Guoshing Cui , a Samsung supervisor from Guangzhou . But not Guoshing Cui Why not Guoshing Cui and what is this referring to exactly? 0 4 +47 2 But not Guoshing Cui , a Samsung supervisor from Guangzhou . But not Guoshing Cui , Why aren't they? 0 5 +47 3 He made a beeline for the Coach store , where he picked out three expensive handbags . He made a beeline for the Coach store , Why was he rushing to get to the Coach store? 0 9 +47 3 He made a beeline for the Coach store , where he picked out three expensive handbags . picked out three expensive handbags Why did he buy three expensive bags? 11 16 +47 3 He made a beeline for the Coach store , where he picked out three expensive handbags . Coach store , Why the coach store specifically? 6 9 +47 4 He paid more than $ 800 from a wad of $ 100 bills . $ 100 bills How did he get so much money? 10 13 +47 4 He paid more than $ 800 from a wad of $ 100 bills . of $ 100 bills why does he have so much money? 9 13 +47 5 The bags were gifts for family and friends in China , where Coach goods sell for two to three times the price in the U . S . “ It ’ s a smart move , ” he said of his purchases . sell for two to three times Why are they so much more expensive in China? 14 20 +47 5 The bags were gifts for family and friends in China , where Coach goods sell for two to three times the price in the U . S . “ It ’ s a smart move , ” he said of his purchases . Coach goods sell for two to three times the why is it more expensive in guangzhou? 12 21 +48 2 Complaining that the public was being misinformed about the crisis and then blaming the unfolding tragedy on spending cuts was bad enough . being misinformed What was the misinformation? Did people believe not enough information was being disclosed or incomplete information was being shared? 5 7 +48 2 Complaining that the public was being misinformed about the crisis and then blaming the unfolding tragedy on spending cuts was bad enough . tragedy on spending cuts What spending cuts are being referred to? Why is this considered a tragedy? 15 19 +48 2 Complaining that the public was being misinformed about the crisis and then blaming the unfolding tragedy on spending cuts was bad enough . being misinformed How was the public being misinformed about the crisis? 5 7 +48 2 Complaining that the public was being misinformed about the crisis and then blaming the unfolding tragedy on spending cuts was bad enough . blaming the unfolding tragedy on spending cuts Why were they blaming spending cuts for the unfolding tragedy? 12 19 +48 2 Complaining that the public was being misinformed about the crisis and then blaming the unfolding tragedy on spending cuts was bad enough . Complaining Who was complaining and blaming? 0 1 +48 2 Complaining that the public was being misinformed about the crisis and then blaming the unfolding tragedy on spending cuts was bad enough . public was being misinformed How was the public being misinformed by the Obama administration? 3 7 +48 3 The appointment of a political fix - it man with flimsy medical credentials as Ebola czar confirmed the White House response is more political than responsible . flimsy Why are the credentials of the political appointee considered flimsy? 10 11 +48 3 The appointment of a political fix - it man with flimsy medical credentials as Ebola czar confirmed the White House response is more political than responsible . flimsy medical credentials as Ebola czar Who confirmed his medical credentials were flimsy? 10 16 +48 3 The appointment of a political fix - it man with flimsy medical credentials as Ebola czar confirmed the White House response is more political than responsible . response is more political than responsible . In what ways were the White House respones more political than responsible? 20 27 +48 3 The appointment of a political fix - it man with flimsy medical credentials as Ebola czar confirmed the White House response is more political than responsible . political fix - it man Who are you referring to? 4 9 +48 3 The appointment of a political fix - it man with flimsy medical credentials as Ebola czar confirmed the White House response is more political than responsible . appointment of a political fix - it man Who is the political fix-it man? 1 9 +48 3 The appointment of a political fix - it man with flimsy medical credentials as Ebola czar confirmed the White House response is more political than responsible . flimsy medical credentials What are the medical credentialsof the Ebola czar? 10 13 +48 4 In an hour of need , our assortment of national and international public health administrators — including the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention ( CDC ) , National Institutes of Health ( NIH ) , and the United Nation ' s World Health Organization ( WHO ) — dropped the ball with deadly consequences . dropped the ball with deadly consequences Why are the health administrators being accused of \"dropping the ball\"? 49 55 +48 4 In an hour of need , our assortment of national and international public health administrators — including the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention ( CDC ) , National Institutes of Health ( NIH ) , and the United Nation ' s World Health Organization ( WHO ) — dropped the ball with deadly consequences . an hour of need , Who's hour of need was it? 1 6 +48 4 In an hour of need , our assortment of national and international public health administrators — including the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention ( CDC ) , National Institutes of Health ( NIH ) , and the United Nation ' s World Health Organization ( WHO ) — dropped the ball with deadly consequences . dropped the ball with deadly consequences How did these firms drop the ball? 49 55 +48 4 In an hour of need , our assortment of national and international public health administrators — including the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention ( CDC ) , National Institutes of Health ( NIH ) , and the United Nation ' s World Health Organization ( WHO ) — dropped the ball with deadly consequences . deadly consequences What were the deadly consequences? 53 55 +48 5 That ' s due to the way government bureaucrats generally allocate public resources and the poor coordination plaguing the agencies that are tasked with fighting the epidemic on the front line . poor coordination Why has the coordination been described as poor? 15 17 +48 5 That ' s due to the way government bureaucrats generally allocate public resources and the poor coordination plaguing the agencies that are tasked with fighting the epidemic on the front line . agencies How did they allocate the resources? What caused the poor coordination for the agencies? 19 20 +48 5 That ' s due to the way government bureaucrats generally allocate public resources and the poor coordination plaguing the agencies that are tasked with fighting the epidemic on the front line . poor coordination plaguing the agencies How is the coordination poor between the agencies? 15 20 +49 1 There are many reasons Ron Morgan ’ s 100 Gardens project could fail , but there are more reasons he ’ s determined to make it work , one vegetable seedling at a time . determined Why is Ron Morgan determined to make it work? 22 23 +49 1 There are many reasons Ron Morgan ’ s 100 Gardens project could fail , but there are more reasons he ’ s determined to make it work , one vegetable seedling at a time . Ron Morgan ’ s 100 Gardens project What is this project and what is the purpose of it? 4 11 +49 1 There are many reasons Ron Morgan ’ s 100 Gardens project could fail , but there are more reasons he ’ s determined to make it work , one vegetable seedling at a time . vegetable seedling What types of vegetable seedlings? 29 31 +49 1 There are many reasons Ron Morgan ’ s 100 Gardens project could fail , but there are more reasons he ’ s determined to make it work , one vegetable seedling at a time . determined Why is he so determined? 22 23 +49 2 The idea behind the nonprofit came to Morgan after a trip to Haiti following the 2010 earthquake . idea Why did the idea come to Morgan after an earthquake? 1 2 +49 3 An architect by training , he traveled there with members of Steele Creek Presbyterian Church , expecting to design shelters for some of the 1 . 5 million people left homeless . shelters How did Morgan expect to design the shelters? 19 20 +49 3 An architect by training , he traveled there with members of Steele Creek Presbyterian Church , expecting to design shelters for some of the 1 . 5 million people left homeless . architect by training , What initially inspired him to become an architect? 1 5 +49 3 An architect by training , he traveled there with members of Steele Creek Presbyterian Church , expecting to design shelters for some of the 1 . 5 million people left homeless . An architect by training , What type of training was it? College? 0 5 +49 4 He returned with the conviction that food production was a greater need . food Why did Morgan think food production was a greater need? 6 7 +49 4 He returned with the conviction that food production was a greater need . greater need Why did he see greater need for food production than shelter? 10 12 +49 4 He returned with the conviction that food production was a greater need . conviction What convinced him of this idea? 4 5 +50 1 When studying earthquakes , especially in California , scientists often find that ocean waves get in the way . ocean Why do ocean waves get in the way? 12 13 +50 1 When studying earthquakes , especially in California , scientists often find that ocean waves get in the way . scientists Which scientists? 8 9 +50 1 When studying earthquakes , especially in California , scientists often find that ocean waves get in the way . ocean waves get in the way how do the waves get in the way? 12 18 +50 1 When studying earthquakes , especially in California , scientists often find that ocean waves get in the way . ocean waves get in the way How to ocean waves get in the way of earthquakes? 12 18 +50 1 When studying earthquakes , especially in California , scientists often find that ocean waves get in the way . ocean waves get in the way How do the waves get in the way? 12 18 +50 2 As the water hits the coast , it creates tiny seismic waves that interfere with researchers ’ efforts to listen for the bigger waves created by quakes . listen How do they listen? 19 20 +50 2 As the water hits the coast , it creates tiny seismic waves that interfere with researchers ’ efforts to listen for the bigger waves created by quakes . listen for the bigger waves wouldn't the bigger waves sound different? 19 24 +50 2 As the water hits the coast , it creates tiny seismic waves that interfere with researchers ’ efforts to listen for the bigger waves created by quakes . tiny seismic waves What are seismic waves? 9 12 +50 3 Now scientists at Stanford University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have figured out a way to use ocean waves to simulate the ground motion that occurs in real earthquakes — and they ’ ve confirmed that Los Angeles is particularly vulnerable to a large quake along the southern San Andreas Fault . to simulate how do they simulate the earthquake with the waves? 20 22 +50 3 Now scientists at Stanford University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have figured out a way to use ocean waves to simulate the ground motion that occurs in real earthquakes — and they ’ ve confirmed that Los Angeles is particularly vulnerable to a large quake along the southern San Andreas Fault . simulate the ground motion How do they do this specifically? 21 25 +50 4 When “ the big one ” hits , it could create shaking in Los Angeles that is three times stronger than in surrounding areas , the team reported in Friday ’ s edition of the journal Science . “ the big one ” hits , when what hits? 1 8 +50 4 When “ the big one ” hits , it could create shaking in Los Angeles that is three times stronger than in surrounding areas , the team reported in Friday ’ s edition of the journal Science . three times stronger Why would it be stronger in LA? 17 20 +50 5 That ’ s because the city sits atop a soft sedimentary basin , they said . soft sedimentary basin , What does this mean? 9 13 +50 5 That ’ s because the city sits atop a soft sedimentary basin , they said . soft sedimentary basin , What kinds of materials does this basin consist of? 9 13 +51 1 The following were among Friday ' s offerings and pricings in the U . S . and non - U . S . capital markets , with terms and syndicate manager , as compiled by Dow Jones Capital Markets Report : syndicate manager , What is a syndicate manager? 29 32 +51 2 Dow Chemical Co . - - $ 150 million of 8 . 55 % senior notes due Oct . 15 , 2009 , priced at par . senior notes What is a senior note? 14 16 +51 2 Dow Chemical Co . - - $ 150 million of 8 . 55 % senior notes due Oct . 15 , 2009 , priced at par . senior notes What are Senior notes? 14 16 +51 2 Dow Chemical Co . - - $ 150 million of 8 . 55 % senior notes due Oct . 15 , 2009 , priced at par . priced at par What does priced at par mean? 23 26 +51 2 Dow Chemical Co . - - $ 150 million of 8 . 55 % senior notes due Oct . 15 , 2009 , priced at par . priced at par What does priced at par mean? 23 26 +51 3 The issue , which is puttable back to the company at par on Oct . 15 , 1999 , was priced at a spread of 50 basis points above the Treasury ' s 10 - year note . basis points What is a basis point? 26 28 +51 3 The issue , which is puttable back to the company at par on Oct . 15 , 1999 , was priced at a spread of 50 basis points above the Treasury ' s 10 - year note . puttable What does puttable mean? 5 6 +51 3 The issue , which is puttable back to the company at par on Oct . 15 , 1999 , was priced at a spread of 50 basis points above the Treasury ' s 10 - year note . basis points What are basis points and what do they do? 26 28 +51 3 The issue , which is puttable back to the company at par on Oct . 15 , 1999 , was priced at a spread of 50 basis points above the Treasury ' s 10 - year note . puttable back What does puttable back mean? 5 7 +51 4 Rated single - A - 1 by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . and single - A by Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , the non - callable issue will be sold through underwriters led by Merrill Lynch Capital Markets . single - A - 1 What does this rating mean? 1 6 +51 4 Rated single - A - 1 by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . and single - A by Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , the non - callable issue will be sold through underwriters led by Merrill Lynch Capital Markets . single - A - 1 What is Single-A-1? 1 6 +51 4 Rated single - A - 1 by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . and single - A by Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , the non - callable issue will be sold through underwriters led by Merrill Lynch Capital Markets . single - A What is Single-A? 1 4 +51 4 Rated single - A - 1 by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . and single - A by Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , the non - callable issue will be sold through underwriters led by Merrill Lynch Capital Markets . non - callable issue What is the non-callable issue? 28 32 +51 4 Rated single - A - 1 by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . and single - A by Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , the non - callable issue will be sold through underwriters led by Merrill Lynch Capital Markets . single - A - 1 Whats does single-A-1 mean? 1 6 +51 4 Rated single - A - 1 by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . and single - A by Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , the non - callable issue will be sold through underwriters led by Merrill Lynch Capital Markets . single - A What does single single-A mean? 1 4 +51 4 Rated single - A - 1 by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . and single - A by Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , the non - callable issue will be sold through underwriters led by Merrill Lynch Capital Markets . non - callable What does non-callable mean? 28 31 +51 5 Centel Capital Corp . - - $ 150 million of 9 % debentures due Oct . 15 , 2019 , priced at 99 . 943 to yield 9 . 008 % . debentures What are debentures? 12 13 +51 5 Centel Capital Corp . - - $ 150 million of 9 % debentures due Oct . 15 , 2019 , priced at 99 . 943 to yield 9 . 008 % . debentures What are debentures? 12 13 +51 5 Centel Capital Corp . - - $ 150 million of 9 % debentures due Oct . 15 , 2019 , priced at 99 . 943 to yield 9 . 008 % . debentures What is a debentures? 12 13 +52 1 The chemical industry is expected to report that profits eroded in the third quarter because of skidding prices in the commodity end of the business . skidding prices Why were prices skidding in the commodity end? 16 18 +52 1 The chemical industry is expected to report that profits eroded in the third quarter because of skidding prices in the commodity end of the business . skidding Why were prices skidding in the chemical industry? 16 17 +52 1 The chemical industry is expected to report that profits eroded in the third quarter because of skidding prices in the commodity end of the business . eroded How much did the profits of the chemical industry decrease? 9 10 +52 2 Producers of commodity chemicals , the basic chemicals produced in huge volumes for other manufacturers , have seen sharp inventory cutting by buyers . inventory cutting by buyers . How had inventory cutting been happening? 19 24 +52 2 Producers of commodity chemicals , the basic chemicals produced in huge volumes for other manufacturers , have seen sharp inventory cutting by buyers . Producers of commodity chemicals , Who produces commodity chemicals? 0 5 +52 2 Producers of commodity chemicals , the basic chemicals produced in huge volumes for other manufacturers , have seen sharp inventory cutting by buyers . inventory What is behind the inventory cutting by buyers? 19 20 +52 2 Producers of commodity chemicals , the basic chemicals produced in huge volumes for other manufacturers , have seen sharp inventory cutting by buyers . sharp Why were the buyers cutting inventory? 18 19 +52 2 Producers of commodity chemicals , the basic chemicals produced in huge volumes for other manufacturers , have seen sharp inventory cutting by buyers . commodity chemicals , what are those? 2 5 +52 3 Once the chief beneficiaries of the industry ' s now fading boom , these producers also will be reporting against exceptionally strong performances in the 1988 third quarter . fading Why did commodity chemicals suffer a fading boom? 10 11 +52 3 Once the chief beneficiaries of the industry ' s now fading boom , these producers also will be reporting against exceptionally strong performances in the 1988 third quarter . strong How will the producers report against the strong performances? 21 22 +52 4 " For some of these companies , this will be the first quarter with year - to - year negative comparisons , " says Leonard Bogner , a chemical industry analyst at Prudential Bache Research . " This could be the first of five or six down quarters . " first of five or six down quarters . " Why would there be so many down quarters? 41 50 +52 4 " For some of these companies , this will be the first quarter with year - to - year negative comparisons , " says Leonard Bogner , a chemical industry analyst at Prudential Bache Research . " This could be the first of five or six down quarters . " first Why are several quarters being predicted to be impacted negatively? 11 12 +52 4 " For some of these companies , this will be the first quarter with year - to - year negative comparisons , " says Leonard Bogner , a chemical industry analyst at Prudential Bache Research . " This could be the first of five or six down quarters . " down What does \"down quarters\" mean? 46 47 +52 4 " For some of these companies , this will be the first quarter with year - to - year negative comparisons , " says Leonard Bogner , a chemical industry analyst at Prudential Bache Research . " This could be the first of five or six down quarters . " of five or six down quarters why so many down quarters? 42 48 +52 5 Perhaps most prominent , Dow Chemical Co . , which as of midyear had racked up eight consecutive record quarters , is expected to report that profit decreased in the latest quarter from a year earlier , if only by a shade . decreased How much exactly did the profit decrease? 27 28 +53 1 Tandem Computers Inc . , preparing to fight with International Business Machines Corp . for a piece of the mainframe business , said it expects to post higher revenue and earnings for its fiscal fourth quarter ended Sept . 30 . Tandem Computers Inc Why did Tandem decide to partner up with International Business Machines Corp? 0 3 +53 1 Tandem Computers Inc . , preparing to fight with International Business Machines Corp . for a piece of the mainframe business , said it expects to post higher revenue and earnings for its fiscal fourth quarter ended Sept . 30 . to fight What are they fighting over? 6 8 +53 2 Tandem said it expects to report revenue of about $ 450 million and earnings of 35 cents to 40 cents a share . $ 450 million and earnings of 35 cents to 40 cents How to expect to report such growth? 9 20 +53 2 Tandem said it expects to report revenue of about $ 450 million and earnings of 35 cents to 40 cents a share . 35 cents to 40 cents is that low? 15 20 +53 3 The results , which are in line with analysts ' estimates , reflect " a continued improvement in our U . S . business , " said James Treybig , Tandem ' s chief executive officer . " a continued improvement in our U . S . business , " How are we continuing to improve U.S. businesses? 13 26 +53 3 The results , which are in line with analysts ' estimates , reflect " a continued improvement in our U . S . business , " said James Treybig , Tandem ' s chief executive officer . in line with analysts ' estimates , Which analysts? 5 12 +53 3 The results , which are in line with analysts ' estimates , reflect " a continued improvement in our U . S . business , " said James Treybig , Tandem ' s chief executive officer . analysts ' estimates , how did they estimate? 8 12 +53 5 Tandem expects to report the full results for the quarter next week . next week which week was it? 10 12 +54 1 Avis Inc . , following rival Hertz Corp . ' s lead , said it is backing out of frequent - flier programs with three airlines . it is backing out Why is it backing out? 14 18 +54 1 Avis Inc . , following rival Hertz Corp . ' s lead , said it is backing out of frequent - flier programs with three airlines . with three airlines Which three airlines? 23 26 +54 1 Avis Inc . , following rival Hertz Corp . ' s lead , said it is backing out of frequent - flier programs with three airlines . backing out why are they backing out? 16 18 +54 1 Avis Inc . , following rival Hertz Corp . ' s lead , said it is backing out of frequent - flier programs with three airlines . three airlines Which three airlines? 24 26 +54 2 The Garden City , N . Y . , car - rental company said it won ' t renew contracts with NWA Inc . ' s Northwest Airlines unit , Pan Am Corp . ' s Pan American World Airways unit and Midway Airlines at the end of this year . won ' t renew contracts Why won't it renew contracts? 15 20 +54 3 But it remains involved in programs with AMR Corp . ' s American Airlines unit and Delta Air Lines . But it remains involved in programs Why does it remain involved but won't renew contracts? 0 6 +54 3 But it remains involved in programs with AMR Corp . ' s American Airlines unit and Delta Air Lines . AMR Corp . ' s American Airlines unit and Delta Air Why did they remain with these airlines and not others? 7 18 +54 4 Industry estimates put Avis ' s annual cost of all five programs at between $ 8 million and $ 14 million . $ 8 million and $ 14 million . Is this the reason they did not renew contracts? 14 22 +54 4 Industry estimates put Avis ' s annual cost of all five programs at between $ 8 million and $ 14 million . million and $ 14 million which one is closer to the real number? 16 21 +54 5 A spokesman for Avis wouldn ' t specify the costs but said the three airlines being dropped account for " far less than half " of the total . wouldn ' t specify the costs Why won't they specify the costs? 4 10 +54 5 A spokesman for Avis wouldn ' t specify the costs but said the three airlines being dropped account for " far less than half " of the total . A spokesman for Avis Who is the spokesman for Avis? 0 4 +54 5 A spokesman for Avis wouldn ' t specify the costs but said the three airlines being dropped account for " far less than half " of the total . wouldn ' t specify the costs why wouldnt he specify? 4 10 +54 5 A spokesman for Avis wouldn ' t specify the costs but said the three airlines being dropped account for " far less than half " of the total . " far less than half How much is far less? 19 24 +55 1 Investors who bought stock with borrowed money - - that is , " on margin " - - may be more worried than most following Friday ' s market drop . may be more worried Why are they worried? 18 22 +55 1 Investors who bought stock with borrowed money - - that is , " on margin " - - may be more worried than most following Friday ' s market drop . more worried than most Why might the investors be worried? 20 24 +55 1 Investors who bought stock with borrowed money - - that is , " on margin " - - may be more worried than most following Friday ' s market drop . who bought stock with borrowed money Why would some people choose to do this? 1 7 +55 2 That ' s because their brokers can require them to sell some shares or put up more cash to enhance the collateral backing their loans . brokers can require Why is is able to be required? How does the broker/investor relationship work? 5 8 +55 2 That ' s because their brokers can require them to sell some shares or put up more cash to enhance the collateral backing their loans . collateral backing their what does this mean? 21 24 +55 3 In October 1987 , these margin calls were thought to have contributed to the downward spiral of the stock market . margin calls what is a margin call 5 7 +55 3 In October 1987 , these margin calls were thought to have contributed to the downward spiral of the stock market . thought to have contributed Why were they thought to have contributed to the downward spiral of the stock market? 8 12 +55 4 Typically , a margin call occurs when the price of a stock falls below 75 % of its original value . margin call what is a margin call? 3 5 +55 5 If the investor doesn ' t put up the extra cash to satisfy the call , the brokerage firm may begin liquidating the securities . liquidating the securities What does this term mean? 21 24 +55 5 If the investor doesn ' t put up the extra cash to satisfy the call , the brokerage firm may begin liquidating the securities . liquidating the securities what are securities? 21 24 +56 1 The West German retailer ASKO Deutsche Kaufhaus AG plans to challenge the legality of a widely employed anti - takeover defense of companies in the Netherlands . challenge the legality Why are they going to challenge the legality 10 13 +56 1 The West German retailer ASKO Deutsche Kaufhaus AG plans to challenge the legality of a widely employed anti - takeover defense of companies in the Netherlands . ASKO what does it stand for? 4 5 +56 1 The West German retailer ASKO Deutsche Kaufhaus AG plans to challenge the legality of a widely employed anti - takeover defense of companies in the Netherlands . challenge the legality Why are they planning to challenge this? 10 13 +56 2 The eventual court decision could become a landmark in Dutch corporate law because the lawsuit ASKO plans to file would be the first to challenge the entire principle and practice of companies issuing voting preferred shares to management - controlled trusts to dilute voting power of common stockholders . principle and practice Why has this been practiced in the past? 27 30 +56 3 Up to now only specific aspects of these defenses have been challenged , though unsuccessfully , ASKO ' s Dutch lawyers noted . specific aspects of these defenses Which specific aspects have been challenged? 4 9 +56 3 Up to now only specific aspects of these defenses have been challenged , though unsuccessfully , ASKO ' s Dutch lawyers noted . specific aspects which aspects? 4 6 +56 3 Up to now only specific aspects of these defenses have been challenged , though unsuccessfully , ASKO ' s Dutch lawyers noted . unsuccessfully , Why have other challenges failed? 14 16 +56 4 Should the courts uphold the validity of this type of defense , ASKO will then ask the court to overturn such a vote - diluting maneuver recently deployed by Koninklijke Ahold NV . ASKO says the Dutch - based international food retailer hadn ' t reasonable grounds to issue preferred stock to a friendly trust and thus dilute the worth and voting power of ASKO and other shareholders . preferred stock is this tactic common? 49 51 +56 4 Should the courts uphold the validity of this type of defense , ASKO will then ask the court to overturn such a vote - diluting maneuver recently deployed by Koninklijke Ahold NV . ASKO says the Dutch - based international food retailer hadn ' t reasonable grounds to issue preferred stock to a friendly trust and thus dilute the worth and voting power of ASKO and other shareholders . hadn ' t reasonable grounds How will reasonable grounds be determined? 42 47 +56 5 Speaking through its Dutch lawyers , ASKO also disclosed it holds a 15 % stake in Ahold . Ahold what company is ahold? 16 17 +57 1 Food and Drug Administration spokesman Jeff Nesbit said the agency has turned over evidence in a criminal investigation concerning Vitarine Pharmaceuticals Inc . to the U . S . Attorney ' s office in Baltimore . evidence What evidence has been turned over? 13 14 +57 1 Food and Drug Administration spokesman Jeff Nesbit said the agency has turned over evidence in a criminal investigation concerning Vitarine Pharmaceuticals Inc . to the U . S . Attorney ' s office in Baltimore . turned over evidence what kind of evidence? 11 14 +57 1 Food and Drug Administration spokesman Jeff Nesbit said the agency has turned over evidence in a criminal investigation concerning Vitarine Pharmaceuticals Inc . to the U . S . Attorney ' s office in Baltimore . Vitarine Pharmaceuticals Inc Which laws did they break? 19 22 +57 2 Neither Vitarine nor any of the Springfield Gardens , N . Y . , company ' s officials or employees have been charged with any crimes . charged with any crimes why not charged? 22 26 +57 2 Neither Vitarine nor any of the Springfield Gardens , N . Y . , company ' s officials or employees have been charged with any crimes . charged with any crimes Why hasn't anyone been charged yet? 22 26 +57 3 Vitarine won approval to market a version of a blood pressure medicine but acknowledged that it substituted a SmithKline Beecham PLC product as its own in tests . product Was this product copyrighted? 21 22 +57 3 Vitarine won approval to market a version of a blood pressure medicine but acknowledged that it substituted a SmithKline Beecham PLC product as its own in tests . substituted Why did they substitute in their tests? 16 17 +57 4 Mr . Nesbit also said the FDA has asked Bolar Pharmaceutical Co . to recall at the retail level its urinary tract antibiotic . recall Why does it need to be recalled? 14 15 +57 4 Mr . Nesbit also said the FDA has asked Bolar Pharmaceutical Co . to recall at the retail level its urinary tract antibiotic . recall at the retail level are they able to do that? 14 19 +57 4 Mr . Nesbit also said the FDA has asked Bolar Pharmaceutical Co . to recall at the retail level its urinary tract antibiotic . recall What was wrong with the urinary tract antibiotic? 14 15 +57 5 But so far the company hasn ' t complied with that request , the spokesman said . spokesman said whats his name? 14 16 +57 5 But so far the company hasn ' t complied with that request , the spokesman said . the company hasn ' t complied Why wouldn't they comply? 3 9 +58 1 Pension funds , insurers and other behemoths of the investing world said they began scooping up stocks during Friday ' s market rout . Pension funds , insurers and other behemoths Can you explain who they are and what they do? 0 7 +58 1 Pension funds , insurers and other behemoths of the investing world said they began scooping up stocks during Friday ' s market rout . behemoths What is a behemoth? 6 7 +58 1 Pension funds , insurers and other behemoths of the investing world said they began scooping up stocks during Friday ' s market rout . Friday ' s market Which friday? 18 22 +58 1 Pension funds , insurers and other behemoths of the investing world said they began scooping up stocks during Friday ' s market rout . market rout What is a market rout? 21 23 +58 2 And they plan to buy more today . they Who is they? 1 2 +58 2 And they plan to buy more today . more why will they buy more? 5 6 +58 2 And they plan to buy more today . plan to buy more today Why do they want to buy more today? 2 7 +58 3 Rightly or wrongly , many giant institutional investors appear to be fighting the latest war by applying the lesson they learned in the October 1987 crash : Buying at the bottom pays off . war What war are they talking about? 14 15 +58 3 Rightly or wrongly , many giant institutional investors appear to be fighting the latest war by applying the lesson they learned in the October 1987 crash : Buying at the bottom pays off . 1987 crash : was it famous? 24 27 +58 3 Rightly or wrongly , many giant institutional investors appear to be fighting the latest war by applying the lesson they learned in the October 1987 crash : Buying at the bottom pays off . Buying at the bottom pays off How does buying at the bottom pay off? 27 33 +58 4 To be sure , big investors might put away their checkbooks in a hurry if stocks open sharply lower today . open sharply lower today What does this mean? 16 20 +58 4 To be sure , big investors might put away their checkbooks in a hurry if stocks open sharply lower today . put away their checkbooks So big investors will not be investing if the market opens low today? 7 11 +58 4 To be sure , big investors might put away their checkbooks in a hurry if stocks open sharply lower today . big investors all of them? 4 6 +58 4 To be sure , big investors might put away their checkbooks in a hurry if stocks open sharply lower today . sharply lower today At what time today will investors know if the open stocks have sharply lowered? 17 20 +58 5 They could still panic and bail out of the market . They Who is \"they\"? 0 1 +58 5 They could still panic and bail out of the market . panic and bail why would they? 3 6 +58 5 They could still panic and bail out of the market . panic Is panic a good way to make a decision? 3 4 +59 1 Friday , October 13 , 1989 Friday , October friday the 13th? 0 3 +59 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . actual Are they at least accurate to the date? 24 25 +59 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . but don ' t always represent actual transactions what do they represent then? 18 26 +59 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . PRIME RATE : is that a high prime rate? 0 3 +60 1 This small Dallas suburb ' s got trouble . This small Dallas suburb ' s got trouble Why does this small city have trouble? 0 8 +60 1 This small Dallas suburb ' s got trouble . Dallas suburb ' s Which Dallas suburb? 2 6 +60 1 This small Dallas suburb ' s got trouble . trouble What kind of trouble does the Dallas suburb have? 7 8 +60 1 This small Dallas suburb ' s got trouble . trouble why do they have trouble? 7 8 +60 1 This small Dallas suburb ' s got trouble . got trouble What kind of trouble? 6 8 +60 2 Trouble with a capital T and that rhymes with P and that stands for pool . P and that stands for pool What is the problem with pools? 9 15 +60 2 Trouble with a capital T and that rhymes with P and that stands for pool . Trouble What kind of trouble? 0 1 +60 2 Trouble with a capital T and that rhymes with P and that stands for pool . pool What does a pool have to do with trouble? 14 15 +60 2 Trouble with a capital T and that rhymes with P and that stands for pool . P and that stands for pool pool is trouble? 9 15 +60 2 Trouble with a capital T and that rhymes with P and that stands for pool . pool What kind of pool are they having trouble with? Swimming? Carpool? 14 15 +60 3 More than 30 years ago , Prof . More than 30 years ago , What happened more than 30 years ago? 0 6 +60 3 More than 30 years ago , Prof . 30 years ago , What happened 30 years ago? 2 6 +60 4 Harold Hill , the con man in Meredith Willson ' s " The Music Man , " warned the citizens of River City , Iowa , against the game . River City , Iowa , against the game What game are we talking about? 21 29 +60 4 Harold Hill , the con man in Meredith Willson ' s " The Music Man , " warned the citizens of River City , Iowa , against the game . game What game were the citizens warned about? 28 29 +60 4 Harold Hill , the con man in Meredith Willson ' s " The Music Man , " warned the citizens of River City , Iowa , against the game . game which game? 28 29 +60 4 Harold Hill , the con man in Meredith Willson ' s " The Music Man , " warned the citizens of River City , Iowa , against the game . the game What game were they warned against? 27 29 +60 5 Now kindred spirits on Addison ' s town council have barred the town ' s fanciest hotel , the Grand Kempinski , from installing three free pool tables in its new lounge . three free pool tables in its new lounge Why are they barring the hotel from having pool tables? What is the Problem? 24 32 +60 5 Now kindred spirits on Addison ' s town council have barred the town ' s fanciest hotel , the Grand Kempinski , from installing three free pool tables in its new lounge . barred Why did the town council bar the pool tables in the Grand Kempinski? 10 11 +60 5 Now kindred spirits on Addison ' s town council have barred the town ' s fanciest hotel , the Grand Kempinski , from installing three free pool tables in its new lounge . barred Why are pool tables being banned in a hotel? 10 11 +61 1 Inland Steel Industries Inc . expects to report that third - quarter earnings dropped more than 50 % from the previous quarter as a result of reduced sales volume and increased costs . reduced sales volume and increased costs Why were sales reduced and costs increased? 26 32 +61 2 In the second quarter , the steelmaker had net income of $ 45 . 3 million or $ 1 . 25 a share , including a pretax charge of $ 17 million related to the settlement of a suit , on sales of $ 1 . 11 billion . pretax charge what is that? 26 28 +61 2 In the second quarter , the steelmaker had net income of $ 45 . 3 million or $ 1 . 25 a share , including a pretax charge of $ 17 million related to the settlement of a suit , on sales of $ 1 . 11 billion . settlement of a suit , What suit did Inland Steel settle? 35 40 +61 2 In the second quarter , the steelmaker had net income of $ 45 . 3 million or $ 1 . 25 a share , including a pretax charge of $ 17 million related to the settlement of a suit , on sales of $ 1 . 11 billion . suit , What was the suit about and why was there a settlement? 38 40 +61 3 The company said normal seasonal softness and lost orders caused by prolonged labor talks reduced shipments by 200 , 000 tons in the latest quarter , compared with the second quarter . seasonal softness what is seasonal softness? 4 6 +61 4 At the same time , the integrated - steel business was hurt by continued increases in materials costs and repair and maintenance expenses , as well as higher labor costs under its new contract . increases in materials costs What materials are experiencing increases in costs? 14 18 +61 5 The service - center business was hurt by reduced margins and start - up costs associated with its Joseph T . Ryerson & Son unit . Joseph T . Ryerson & Son unit who are they? 18 25 +61 5 The service - center business was hurt by reduced margins and start - up costs associated with its Joseph T . Ryerson & Son unit . Joseph T . Ryerson & Son unit Why did the Joseph T. Ryerson & son unit have that affect? 18 25 +62 1 Interprovincial Pipe Line Co . said it will delay a proposed two - step , 830 million Canadian - dollar ( US $ 705 . 6 million ) expansion of its system because Canada ' s output of crude oil is shrinking . Canada ' s output of crude oil is shrinking Why is their output of crude oil shrinking? 33 42 +62 1 Interprovincial Pipe Line Co . said it will delay a proposed two - step , 830 million Canadian - dollar ( US $ 705 . 6 million ) expansion of its system because Canada ' s output of crude oil is shrinking . Canada ' s output of crude oil is shrinking . Why is Canada's crude oil output shrinking? 33 43 +62 1 Interprovincial Pipe Line Co . said it will delay a proposed two - step , 830 million Canadian - dollar ( US $ 705 . 6 million ) expansion of its system because Canada ' s output of crude oil is shrinking . Canada ' s output of crude oil is shrinking Why is Canada's crude oil output shrinking? 33 42 +62 2 Interprovincial , Canada ' s biggest oil pipeline operator and a major transporter of crude to the U . S . , said revised industry forecasts indicate that Canadian oil output will total about 1 . 64 million barrels a day by 1991 , 8 % lower than a previous estimate . revised industry forecasts Why did industry forecasts need to be revised? 23 26 +62 3 Canadian crude production averaged about 1 . 69 million barrels a day during 1989 ' s first half , about 1 % below the 1988 level . 1 . 69 million barrels a day is that a lot? 5 12 +62 4 " The capability of existing fields to deliver oil is dropping , " and oil exploration activity is also down dramatically , as many producers shift their emphasis to natural gas , said Ronald Watkins , vice president for government and industry relations with Interprovincial ' s parent , Interhome Energy Inc . Mr . Watkins said volume on Interprovincial ' s system is down about 2 % since January and is expected to fall further , making expansion unnecessary until perhaps the mid - 1990s . producers shift their emphasis to natural gas , Why is there a shift towards natural gas? 24 32 +62 4 " The capability of existing fields to deliver oil is dropping , " and oil exploration activity is also down dramatically , as many producers shift their emphasis to natural gas , said Ronald Watkins , vice president for government and industry relations with Interprovincial ' s parent , Interhome Energy Inc . Mr . Watkins said volume on Interprovincial ' s system is down about 2 % since January and is expected to fall further , making expansion unnecessary until perhaps the mid - 1990s . producers shift their emphasis to natural gas , Which producers are shifting to natural gas? 24 32 +62 4 " The capability of existing fields to deliver oil is dropping , " and oil exploration activity is also down dramatically , as many producers shift their emphasis to natural gas , said Ronald Watkins , vice president for government and industry relations with Interprovincial ' s parent , Interhome Energy Inc . Mr . Watkins said volume on Interprovincial ' s system is down about 2 % since January and is expected to fall further , making expansion unnecessary until perhaps the mid - 1990s . producers shift their emphasis to natural gas , Why are producers shifting to natural gas? 24 32 +62 4 " The capability of existing fields to deliver oil is dropping , " and oil exploration activity is also down dramatically , as many producers shift their emphasis to natural gas , said Ronald Watkins , vice president for government and industry relations with Interprovincial ' s parent , Interhome Energy Inc . Mr . Watkins said volume on Interprovincial ' s system is down about 2 % since January and is expected to fall further , making expansion unnecessary until perhaps the mid - 1990s . expansion unnecessary Why would this make expansion unnecessary? 78 80 +62 5 " There has been a swing of the pendulum back to the gas side , " he said . back to the gas side , " Why is there a shift towards natural gas? 9 16 +62 5 " There has been a swing of the pendulum back to the gas side , " he said . pendulum will it swing back? 8 9 +63 1 British Aerospace PLC and France ' s Thomson - CSF S . A . said they are nearing an agreement to merge their guided - missile divisions , greatly expanding collaboration between the two defense contractors . PLC what is plc? 2 3 +63 1 British Aerospace PLC and France ' s Thomson - CSF S . A . said they are nearing an agreement to merge their guided - missile divisions , greatly expanding collaboration between the two defense contractors . merge Why did British Aerospace PLC and France's Thomson-CSF decide to merge? 21 22 +63 1 British Aerospace PLC and France ' s Thomson - CSF S . A . said they are nearing an agreement to merge their guided - missile divisions , greatly expanding collaboration between the two defense contractors . merge Why do they want to merge? 21 22 +63 2 The 50 - 50 joint venture , which may be dubbed Eurodynamics , would have combined annual sales of at least # 1 . 4 billion ( $ 2 . 17 billion ) and would be among the world ' s largest missile makers . Eurodynamics , why is it called that? 11 13 +63 2 The 50 - 50 joint venture , which may be dubbed Eurodynamics , would have combined annual sales of at least # 1 . 4 billion ( $ 2 . 17 billion ) and would be among the world ' s largest missile makers . among What are the other missile makers? 36 37 +63 2 The 50 - 50 joint venture , which may be dubbed Eurodynamics , would have combined annual sales of at least # 1 . 4 billion ( $ 2 . 17 billion ) and would be among the world ' s largest missile makers . among the world ' s largest missile makers Who are the other largest missile makers? 36 44 +63 2 The 50 - 50 joint venture , which may be dubbed Eurodynamics , would have combined annual sales of at least # 1 . 4 billion ( $ 2 . 17 billion ) and would be among the world ' s largest missile makers . joint Why a joint venture vs. a merger? 4 5 +63 3 After two years of talks , plans for the venture are sufficiently advanced for the companies to seek French and British government clearance . two years of talks , why so long? 1 6 +63 3 After two years of talks , plans for the venture are sufficiently advanced for the companies to seek French and British government clearance . clearance Why do they to seek government clearance? 22 23 +63 3 After two years of talks , plans for the venture are sufficiently advanced for the companies to seek French and British government clearance . clearance Why do they need government clearance to merge? 22 23 +63 4 The companies hope for a final agreement by year - end . final What happens if they do not reach a final agreement by the end of the year? 5 6 +63 4 The companies hope for a final agreement by year - end . companies What companies are they talkign about? 1 2 +63 5 The venture would strengthen the rapidly growing ties between the two companies , and help make them a leading force in European defense contracting . venture would strengthen is it a good idea? 1 4 +63 5 The venture would strengthen the rapidly growing ties between the two companies , and help make them a leading force in European defense contracting . growing Have the two companies ever worked on a project together? 6 7 +63 5 The venture would strengthen the rapidly growing ties between the two companies , and help make them a leading force in European defense contracting . rapidly Why have their ties been rapidly growing before a merger is in place? 5 6 +64 1 CenTrust Savings Bank said federal thrift regulators ordered it to suspend dividend payments on its two classes of preferred stock , indicating that regulators ' concerns about the troubled institution have heightened . concerns Why would regulators have concerns about CenTrust? 25 26 +64 1 CenTrust Savings Bank said federal thrift regulators ordered it to suspend dividend payments on its two classes of preferred stock , indicating that regulators ' concerns about the troubled institution have heightened . troubled institution why are they troubled? 28 30 +64 1 CenTrust Savings Bank said federal thrift regulators ordered it to suspend dividend payments on its two classes of preferred stock , indicating that regulators ' concerns about the troubled institution have heightened . concerns What sort of concerns? 25 26 +64 2 In a statement , Miami - based CenTrust said the regulators cited the thrift ' s operating losses and " apparent losses " in its junk - bond portfolio in ordering the suspension of the dividends . " apparent losses " What are the apparent losses? 19 23 +64 2 In a statement , Miami - based CenTrust said the regulators cited the thrift ' s operating losses and " apparent losses " in its junk - bond portfolio in ordering the suspension of the dividends . its junk - bond what is a junk bond? 24 28 +64 3 Regulators also ordered CenTrust to stop buying back the preferred stock . stop buying Why do regulators want CenTrust to stop buying back the preferred stock? 5 7 +64 3 Regulators also ordered CenTrust to stop buying back the preferred stock . Regulators who are the regulators? 0 1 +64 3 Regulators also ordered CenTrust to stop buying back the preferred stock . stop buying Why were they ordered to stop buying? 5 7 +64 4 David L . Paul , chairman and chief executive officer , criticized the federal Office of Thrift Supervision , which issued the directive , saying it was " inappropriate " and based on " insufficient " reasons . " inappropriate " Why would David Paul call the directive inappropriate? 27 30 +64 4 David L . Paul , chairman and chief executive officer , criticized the federal Office of Thrift Supervision , which issued the directive , saying it was " inappropriate " and based on " insufficient " reasons . David L . Paul , is he well known? 0 5 +64 4 David L . Paul , chairman and chief executive officer , criticized the federal Office of Thrift Supervision , which issued the directive , saying it was " inappropriate " and based on " insufficient " reasons . " inappropriate " Why was it inappropriate? 27 30 +64 4 David L . Paul , chairman and chief executive officer , criticized the federal Office of Thrift Supervision , which issued the directive , saying it was " inappropriate " and based on " insufficient " reasons . " insufficient " Why was the basis insufficient? 33 36 +64 5 He said the thrift will try to get regulators to reverse the decision . reverse Why does the thrift want the decision reversed? 10 11 +64 5 He said the thrift will try to get regulators to reverse the decision . try What will he do to attempt this? 5 6 +65 1 CityFed Financial Corp . said it expects to report a loss of at least $ 125 million to $ 150 million for the third quarter . loss What is the reason for the loss? 10 11 +65 1 CityFed Financial Corp . said it expects to report a loss of at least $ 125 million to $ 150 million for the third quarter . report a loss Why would it report a loss? 8 11 +65 1 CityFed Financial Corp . said it expects to report a loss of at least $ 125 million to $ 150 million for the third quarter . report a loss How does this loss compare to other quarters? 8 11 +65 1 CityFed Financial Corp . said it expects to report a loss of at least $ 125 million to $ 150 million for the third quarter . report a loss Why does CityFed Financial Corp plan to report losses? 8 11 +65 2 In the year - earlier period , CityFed had net income of $ 485 , 000 , but no per - share earnings . no per - share earnings Why no per-share earnings? 18 23 +65 2 In the year - earlier period , CityFed had net income of $ 485 , 000 , but no per - share earnings . per - share earnings Would the loss be reflecting of the share holders selling their stocks? 19 23 +65 3 CityFed ' s president and chief executive officer , John Atherton , said the loss stems from several factors . loss stems from several factors What kind of factors? 14 19 +65 3 CityFed ' s president and chief executive officer , John Atherton , said the loss stems from several factors . the loss stems from several factors . What factors does the loss stem from? 13 20 +65 3 CityFed ' s president and chief executive officer , John Atherton , said the loss stems from several factors . John Atherton , Did the loss directly affect him as well? Or just the other shareholders? 9 12 +65 4 He said nonperforming assets rose to slightly more than $ 700 million from $ 516 million between June and September . $ 700 million from $ 516 million How did his nonperforming assets rise so much in 4 months? 9 16 +65 5 Approximately 85 % of the total consisted of nonperforming commercial real estate assets . nonperforming What are these nonperforming assests? 8 9 +65 5 Approximately 85 % of the total consisted of nonperforming commercial real estate assets . nonperforming commercial real estate assets Where were these assets located? Does it have to do with certain state's economy? 8 13 +66 1 September ' s steep rise in producer prices shows that inflation still persists , and the pessimism over interest rates caused by the new price data contributed to the stock market ' s plunge Friday . producer prices shows How did they find these producer prices? 6 9 +66 1 September ' s steep rise in producer prices shows that inflation still persists , and the pessimism over interest rates caused by the new price data contributed to the stock market ' s plunge Friday . steep rise in producer prices Why did producer prices rise so steeply? 3 8 +66 2 After falling for three consecutive months , the producer price index for finished goods shot up 0 . 9 % last month , the Labor Department reported Friday , as energy prices jumped after tumbling through the summer . jumped What made energy prices jump? 32 33 +66 2 After falling for three consecutive months , the producer price index for finished goods shot up 0 . 9 % last month , the Labor Department reported Friday , as energy prices jumped after tumbling through the summer . energy prices jumped why did the energy prices jump? 30 33 +66 2 After falling for three consecutive months , the producer price index for finished goods shot up 0 . 9 % last month , the Labor Department reported Friday , as energy prices jumped after tumbling through the summer . energy prices jumped What caused energy prices to jump? 30 33 +66 2 After falling for three consecutive months , the producer price index for finished goods shot up 0 . 9 % last month , the Labor Department reported Friday , as energy prices jumped after tumbling through the summer . 0 . 9 % last month , is that a lot? 16 23 +66 3 Although the report , which was released before the stock market opened , didn ' t trigger the 190 . 58 - point drop in the Dow Jones Industrial Average , analysts said it did play a role in the market ' s decline . didn ' t trigger the 190 . 58 - point drop What triggered the drop? 13 24 +66 3 Although the report , which was released before the stock market opened , didn ' t trigger the 190 . 58 - point drop in the Dow Jones Industrial Average , analysts said it did play a role in the market ' s decline . analysts said it did play a role what role did it play? 31 38 +66 4 Analysts immediately viewed the price data , the grimmest inflation news in months , as evidence that the Federal Reserve was unlikely to allow interest rates to fall as many investors had hoped . unlikely to allow interest rates to fall Why would the Fed not allow interest rates to fall? 21 28 +66 5 Further fueling the belief that pressures in the economy were sufficient to keep the Fed from easing credit , the Commerce Department reported Friday that retail sales grew 0 . 5 % in September , to $ 145 . 21 billion . Friday that retail sales grew 0 . 5 % in September , how does this help the idea that the fed will not being easing credit 23 35 +66 5 Further fueling the belief that pressures in the economy were sufficient to keep the Fed from easing credit , the Commerce Department reported Friday that retail sales grew 0 . 5 % in September , to $ 145 . 21 billion . Fed who is the fed? 14 15 +67 1 A group of Arby ' s franchisees said they formed an association to oppose Miami Beach financier Victor Posner ' s control of the restaurant chain . oppose Why were they opposing victor posner? 13 14 +67 1 A group of Arby ' s franchisees said they formed an association to oppose Miami Beach financier Victor Posner ' s control of the restaurant chain . A group of Arby ' s franchisees Which franchisees are opposed? 0 7 +67 1 A group of Arby ' s franchisees said they formed an association to oppose Miami Beach financier Victor Posner ' s control of the restaurant chain . oppose Why did they want to oppose his control? 13 14 +67 1 A group of Arby ' s franchisees said they formed an association to oppose Miami Beach financier Victor Posner ' s control of the restaurant chain . oppose Why do they oppose Posner's control of Arby's? 13 14 +67 2 The decision is the latest move in an escalating battle between the franchisees and Mr . Posner that began in August . latest What are the previous moves? 4 5 +67 2 The decision is the latest move in an escalating battle between the franchisees and Mr . Posner that began in August . battle Why are they at battle? 9 10 +67 3 At the time , a group called R . B . Partners Ltd . , consisting of eight of Arby ' s largest franchisees , offered more than $ 200 million to buy Arby ' s Inc . , which is part of DWG Corp . DWG is a holding company controlled by Mr . Posner . $ 200 million why so much money? 28 31 +67 4 One week later , Leonard H . Roberts , president and chief executive officer of Arby ' s , was fired in a dispute with Mr . Posner . fired why was the president fired? 20 21 +67 4 One week later , Leonard H . Roberts , president and chief executive officer of Arby ' s , was fired in a dispute with Mr . Posner . dispute What was the dispute? 23 24 +67 4 One week later , Leonard H . Roberts , president and chief executive officer of Arby ' s , was fired in a dispute with Mr . Posner . was fired why was he fired? 19 21 +67 4 One week later , Leonard H . Roberts , president and chief executive officer of Arby ' s , was fired in a dispute with Mr . Posner . dispute What sort of dispute happened? 23 24 +67 5 Friday , 42 franchisees announced the formation of an association - - called A . P . Association Inc . - - to " preserve the integrity of the Arby ' s system . " The franchisees , owners or operators of 1 , 000 of the 1 , 900 franchised Arby ' s in the U . S . , said : " We have concluded that continued control of Arby ' s by Victor Posner is totally unacceptable to us , because it is extremely likely to cause irreparable damage to the Arby ' s system . irreparable damage How will it damage the system? 90 92 +67 5 Friday , 42 franchisees announced the formation of an association - - called A . P . Association Inc . - - to " preserve the integrity of the Arby ' s system . " The franchisees , owners or operators of 1 , 000 of the 1 , 900 franchised Arby ' s in the U . S . , said : " We have concluded that continued control of Arby ' s by Victor Posner is totally unacceptable to us , because it is extremely likely to cause irreparable damage to the Arby ' s system . Friday , what was the date? 0 2 +67 5 Friday , 42 franchisees announced the formation of an association - - called A . P . Association Inc . - - to " preserve the integrity of the Arby ' s system . " The franchisees , owners or operators of 1 , 000 of the 1 , 900 franchised Arby ' s in the U . S . , said : " We have concluded that continued control of Arby ' s by Victor Posner is totally unacceptable to us , because it is extremely likely to cause irreparable damage to the Arby ' s system . irreparable damage What has Posner allegedly done to cause irreparable damage? 90 92 +68 1 SOUTH AFRICA FREED the ANC ' s Sisulu and seven other political prisoners . SOUTH AFRICA FREED Why would South Africa free eight prisoners? 0 3 +68 1 SOUTH AFRICA FREED the ANC ' s Sisulu and seven other political prisoners . seven other political prisoners Who are the other political prisoners? 9 13 +68 1 SOUTH AFRICA FREED the ANC ' s Sisulu and seven other political prisoners . ANC ' s what is anc? 4 7 +68 1 SOUTH AFRICA FREED the ANC ' s Sisulu and seven other political prisoners . Sisulu and seven other political prisoners Who are the seven other political prisoners? 7 13 +68 1 SOUTH AFRICA FREED the ANC ' s Sisulu and seven other political prisoners . ANC ' s What does this acronym stand for? 4 7 +68 2 Thousands of supporters , many brandishing flags of the outlawed African National Congress , gave the anti - apartheid activists a tumultuous reception upon their return to black townships across the country . Thousands of supporters , Why would these activists have thousands of supporters? 0 4 +68 2 Thousands of supporters , many brandishing flags of the outlawed African National Congress , gave the anti - apartheid activists a tumultuous reception upon their return to black townships across the country . African National Congress , was that an organization? 10 14 +68 2 Thousands of supporters , many brandishing flags of the outlawed African National Congress , gave the anti - apartheid activists a tumultuous reception upon their return to black townships across the country . anti - apartheid activists Who are these activists? 16 20 +68 2 Thousands of supporters , many brandishing flags of the outlawed African National Congress , gave the anti - apartheid activists a tumultuous reception upon their return to black townships across the country . black townships What does the use of \"black\" mean, is the townships primarily made up of black people? 27 29 +68 3 Most of those freed had spent at least 25 years in prison . 25 years in prison Why would those who were freed spend 25 years in prison? 8 12 +68 3 Most of those freed had spent at least 25 years in prison . prison Why were those people in prison to begin with? 11 12 +68 4 The 77 - year - old Sisulu , sentenced to life in 1964 along with black nationalist Nelson Mandela for plotting to overthrow the government , said equality for blacks in South Africa was in reach . plotting to overthrow the government , Why would Sisulu want to plot to overthrow the government? 20 26 +68 4 The 77 - year - old Sisulu , sentenced to life in 1964 along with black nationalist Nelson Mandela for plotting to overthrow the government , said equality for blacks in South Africa was in reach . 77 - year - old Sisulu , is he still alive? 1 8 +68 4 The 77 - year - old Sisulu , sentenced to life in 1964 along with black nationalist Nelson Mandela for plotting to overthrow the government , said equality for blacks in South Africa was in reach . said When did he say this? Before or after he went to prison? 26 27 +68 5 The releases , announced last week by President de Klerk , were viewed as Pretoria ' s tacit legalization of the ANC . ANC Who is the ANC? 21 22 +68 5 The releases , announced last week by President de Klerk , were viewed as Pretoria ' s tacit legalization of the ANC . Pretoria ' s tacit legalization of the ANC I found nothing vague? 14 22 +68 5 The releases , announced last week by President de Klerk , were viewed as Pretoria ' s tacit legalization of the ANC . Pretoria ' s Who or what is pretoria? 14 17 +69 1 Valley Federal Savings & Loan Association said Imperial Corp . of America withdrew from regulators its application to buy five Valley Federal branches , leaving the transaction in limbo . regulators What is a regulator? 14 15 +69 1 Valley Federal Savings & Loan Association said Imperial Corp . of America withdrew from regulators its application to buy five Valley Federal branches , leaving the transaction in limbo . withdrew from regulators its application Why did Imperial Corp. withdraw from its application? 12 17 +69 1 Valley Federal Savings & Loan Association said Imperial Corp . of America withdrew from regulators its application to buy five Valley Federal branches , leaving the transaction in limbo . withdrew Why did Imperial Corp. of America withdraw its application? 12 13 +69 1 Valley Federal Savings & Loan Association said Imperial Corp . of America withdrew from regulators its application to buy five Valley Federal branches , leaving the transaction in limbo . withdrew from regulators its application to buy Why did they withdrawal? 12 19 +69 2 The broken purchase appears as additional evidence of trouble at Imperial Corp . , whose spokesman said the company withdrew its application from the federal Office of Thrift Supervision because of an informal notice that Imperial ' s thrift unit failed to meet Community Reinvestment Act requirements . additional What other evidence is there? 5 6 +69 2 The broken purchase appears as additional evidence of trouble at Imperial Corp . , whose spokesman said the company withdrew its application from the federal Office of Thrift Supervision because of an informal notice that Imperial ' s thrift unit failed to meet Community Reinvestment Act requirements . informal notice How was it informal? 32 34 +69 2 The broken purchase appears as additional evidence of trouble at Imperial Corp . , whose spokesman said the company withdrew its application from the federal Office of Thrift Supervision because of an informal notice that Imperial ' s thrift unit failed to meet Community Reinvestment Act requirements . failed to meet Why did Imperial fail to meet requirements? 40 43 +69 2 The broken purchase appears as additional evidence of trouble at Imperial Corp . , whose spokesman said the company withdrew its application from the federal Office of Thrift Supervision because of an informal notice that Imperial ' s thrift unit failed to meet Community Reinvestment Act requirements . Community Reinvestment Act requirements What are the requirements of the Community Reinvestment Act? 43 47 +69 2 The broken purchase appears as additional evidence of trouble at Imperial Corp . , whose spokesman said the company withdrew its application from the federal Office of Thrift Supervision because of an informal notice that Imperial ' s thrift unit failed to meet Community Reinvestment Act requirements . evidence of trouble What else has been going on with Imperial Corp? 6 9 +69 3 The Community Reinvestment Act requires savings and loan associations to lend money in amounts related to areas where deposits are received . amounts related to areas What does it mean for an amount to be related to an area? 13 17 +69 3 The Community Reinvestment Act requires savings and loan associations to lend money in amounts related to areas where deposits are received . in amounts related What does this mean? Lending money to only areas that receive deposits? 12 15 +69 4 The transaction , announced in August , included about $ 146 million in deposits at the five outlets in California ' s San Joaquin Valley . the five outlets Are these the same as the aforementioned outlets? 15 18 +69 4 The transaction , announced in August , included about $ 146 million in deposits at the five outlets in California ' s San Joaquin Valley . five outlets What are the five outlets in San Joaquin Valley? 16 18 +69 5 Terms weren ' t disclosed , but Valley Federal had said it expected to post a modest pretax gain and to save about $ 2 million in operating costs annually . post What does it mean for a group to \"post\" a gain? 14 15 +69 5 Terms weren ' t disclosed , but Valley Federal had said it expected to post a modest pretax gain and to save about $ 2 million in operating costs annually . Terms weren ' t disclosed , Why were the terms not disclosed? 0 6 +69 5 Terms weren ' t disclosed , but Valley Federal had said it expected to post a modest pretax gain and to save about $ 2 million in operating costs annually . save about $ 2 million How will Valley Federal save about $2 million in annual operating costs? 21 26 +70 1 The Second U . S . Circuit Court of Appeals opinion in the Arcadian Phosphate case did not repudiate the position Pennzoil Co . took in its dispute with Texaco , contrary to your Sept . 8 article " Court Backs Texaco ' s View in Pennzoil Case - - Too Late . " Arcadian Phosphate case What is the Arcadian Phosphate case? 13 16 +70 1 The Second U . S . Circuit Court of Appeals opinion in the Arcadian Phosphate case did not repudiate the position Pennzoil Co . took in its dispute with Texaco , contrary to your Sept . 8 article " Court Backs Texaco ' s View in Pennzoil Case - - Too Late . " repudiate what is this word? 18 19 +70 2 The fundamental rule of contract law applied to both cases was that courts will not enforce agreements to which the parties did not intend to be bound . enforce Why would the courts not enforce such a case? 15 16 +70 2 The fundamental rule of contract law applied to both cases was that courts will not enforce agreements to which the parties did not intend to be bound . not intend to be bound Does this mean that both parties agreed to not agree? 22 27 +70 3 In the Pennzoil / Texaco litigation , the courts found Pennzoil and Getty Oil intended to be bound ; in Arcadian Phosphates they found there was no intention to be bound . intention How was this intention proven? 27 28 +70 3 In the Pennzoil / Texaco litigation , the courts found Pennzoil and Getty Oil intended to be bound ; in Arcadian Phosphates they found there was no intention to be bound . Pennzoil / Texaco litigation , What is the Pennzoil/Texaco litigation? 2 7 +70 3 In the Pennzoil / Texaco litigation , the courts found Pennzoil and Getty Oil intended to be bound ; in Arcadian Phosphates they found there was no intention to be bound . intended to be bound ; How can they prove this? 14 19 +70 3 In the Pennzoil / Texaco litigation , the courts found Pennzoil and Getty Oil intended to be bound ; in Arcadian Phosphates they found there was no intention to be bound . bound ; what does this mean? 17 19 +70 4 Admittedly , the principle in the cases is the same . same What similarities must be considered to be able to determine this? 9 10 +70 4 Admittedly , the principle in the cases is the same . principle What is the principle in both cases? 3 4 +70 4 Admittedly , the principle in the cases is the same . principle in the cases is the same How can they be judged differently then? 3 10 +70 4 Admittedly , the principle in the cases is the same . principle what is a principle in this situation? 3 4 +70 5 But the outcome of a legal dispute almost always turns on the facts . turns How is the writer aware of the facts? 9 10 +71 1 Time magazine , in a move to reduce the costs of wooing new subscribers , is lowering its circulation guarantee to advertisers for the second consecutive year , increasing its subscription rates and cutting back on merchandise giveaways . reduce the costs why are they having to reduce the costs 7 10 +71 1 Time magazine , in a move to reduce the costs of wooing new subscribers , is lowering its circulation guarantee to advertisers for the second consecutive year , increasing its subscription rates and cutting back on merchandise giveaways . increasing its subscription rates Why is time magazine having to increase subscription rates? 28 32 +71 1 Time magazine , in a move to reduce the costs of wooing new subscribers , is lowering its circulation guarantee to advertisers for the second consecutive year , increasing its subscription rates and cutting back on merchandise giveaways . lowering its circulation guarantee Why is the magazine less popular? 16 20 +71 2 In an announcement to its staff last week , executives at Time Warner Inc . ' s weekly magazine said Time will " dramatically de - emphasize " its use of electronic giveaways such as telephones in television subscription drives ; cut the circulation it guarantees advertisers by 300 , 000 , to four million ; and increase the cost of its annual subscription rate by about $ 4 to $ 55 . cut the circulation why would they cut advertisers if they want more money? i feel like i'm not fully understanding this. 41 44 +71 2 In an announcement to its staff last week , executives at Time Warner Inc . ' s weekly magazine said Time will " dramatically de - emphasize " its use of electronic giveaways such as telephones in television subscription drives ; cut the circulation it guarantees advertisers by 300 , 000 , to four million ; and increase the cost of its annual subscription rate by about $ 4 to $ 55 . subscription rate by about $ 4 to $ 55 . Why did they increase the subscription rate so much? 63 73 +71 2 In an announcement to its staff last week , executives at Time Warner Inc . ' s weekly magazine said Time will " dramatically de - emphasize " its use of electronic giveaways such as telephones in television subscription drives ; cut the circulation it guarantees advertisers by 300 , 000 , to four million ; and increase the cost of its annual subscription rate by about $ 4 to $ 55 . executives at Time Warner Inc . ' s weekly magazine Which executives at Time Warner Inc.? 9 19 +71 2 In an announcement to its staff last week , executives at Time Warner Inc . ' s weekly magazine said Time will " dramatically de - emphasize " its use of electronic giveaways such as telephones in television subscription drives ; cut the circulation it guarantees advertisers by 300 , 000 , to four million ; and increase the cost of its annual subscription rate by about $ 4 to $ 55 . electronic giveaways such as telephones How was this an effective marketing technique? 31 36 +71 3 In a related development , the news - weekly , for the fourth year in a row , said it won ' t increase its advertising rates in 1990 ; a full , four - color page in the magazine costs about $ 120 , 000 . won ' t increase why wouldn't they increase it? 20 24 +71 3 In a related development , the news - weekly , for the fourth year in a row , said it won ' t increase its advertising rates in 1990 ; a full , four - color page in the magazine costs about $ 120 , 000 . magazine costs about $ 120 , 000 . How is one page in a magazine able to cost this much? 39 47 +71 3 In a related development , the news - weekly , for the fourth year in a row , said it won ' t increase its advertising rates in 1990 ; a full , four - color page in the magazine costs about $ 120 , 000 . won ' t increase its advertising rates How does this compare with advertising price trends in the industry? 20 27 +71 4 However , because the guaranteed circulation base is being lowered , ad rates will be effectively 7 . 5 % higher per subscriber , according to Richard Heinemann , Time associate publisher . guaranteed circulation What is a guarnteed circulation base? 4 6 +71 5 Time is following the course of some other mass - circulation magazines that in recent years have challenged the publishing myth that maintaining artificially high , and expensive , circulations is the way to draw advertisers . maintaining artificially high , Why would a high price give you a bigger clientele? 22 26 +71 5 Time is following the course of some other mass - circulation magazines that in recent years have challenged the publishing myth that maintaining artificially high , and expensive , circulations is the way to draw advertisers . some other mass - circulation magazines Which other mass-circulation magazines? 6 12 +72 1 The following issues were recently filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission : Exchange is this for business? 10 11 +72 1 The following issues were recently filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission : Securities and Exchange Commission : What is the Securities and Exchange Commission? 8 13 +72 1 The following issues were recently filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission : issues Why were the issues filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission? 2 3 +72 2 American Cyanamid Co . , offering of 1 , 250 , 000 common shares , via Merrill Lynch Capital Markets . offering of 1 , 250 , 000 common shares , Why are they offering so many common shares? 5 15 +72 2 American Cyanamid Co . , offering of 1 , 250 , 000 common shares , via Merrill Lynch Capital Markets . Cyanamid what kind of company is this? 1 2 +72 2 American Cyanamid Co . , offering of 1 , 250 , 000 common shares , via Merrill Lynch Capital Markets . Merrill Lynch Capital Markets What exactly what does Merrill Lynch Capital Markets do? 16 20 +72 3 Limited Inc . , offering of up to $ 300 million of debt securities and warrants . securities and warrants why did they do this? 13 16 +72 3 Limited Inc . , offering of up to $ 300 million of debt securities and warrants . $ 300 million of debt securities Is debt securities another term for insurance? 8 14 +72 3 Limited Inc . , offering of up to $ 300 million of debt securities and warrants . debt What are debt securities and warrants? 12 13 +72 4 Nuveen California Performance Plus Municipal Fund Inc . , initial offering of five million common shares , via Alex . via Alex . Why is Alex the person they are going through? 17 20 +72 4 Nuveen California Performance Plus Municipal Fund Inc . , initial offering of five million common shares , via Alex . offering of five million common shares , How much in USD is a common share worth? 10 17 +72 5 Brown & Sons Inc . , John Nuveen & Co . , Prudential - Bache Capital Funding , and Bateman Eichler , Hill Richards . Sons how many sons? 2 3 +72 5 Brown & Sons Inc . , John Nuveen & Co . , Prudential - Bache Capital Funding , and Bateman Eichler , Hill Richards . Hill Richards Who is Hill Richards? 22 24 +72 5 Brown & Sons Inc . , John Nuveen & Co . , Prudential - Bache Capital Funding , and Bateman Eichler , Hill Richards . Richards What are these companies? 23 24 +73 1 The government sold the deposits of four savings - and - loan institutions , in its first wave of sales of big , sick thrifts , but low bids prevented the sale of a fifth . government Why did the government sell deposits of loan institutions? 1 2 +73 1 The government sold the deposits of four savings - and - loan institutions , in its first wave of sales of big , sick thrifts , but low bids prevented the sale of a fifth . government which government? 1 2 +73 1 The government sold the deposits of four savings - and - loan institutions , in its first wave of sales of big , sick thrifts , but low bids prevented the sale of a fifth . prevented the sale WHY DID LOW BIDS PREVENT THE SALE OF A FIFTH? 29 32 +73 1 The government sold the deposits of four savings - and - loan institutions , in its first wave of sales of big , sick thrifts , but low bids prevented the sale of a fifth . four savings - and - loan institutions , What Institutions? 6 14 +73 1 The government sold the deposits of four savings - and - loan institutions , in its first wave of sales of big , sick thrifts , but low bids prevented the sale of a fifth . prevented the sale of a fifth Who was this? 29 35 +73 1 The government sold the deposits of four savings - and - loan institutions , in its first wave of sales of big , sick thrifts , but low bids prevented the sale of a fifth . The government sold the deposits Why did they sell deposits? 0 5 +73 2 The four S & Ls were sold to large banks , as was the case with most of the 28 previous transactions initiated by the Resolution Trust Corp . since it was created in the S & L bailout legislation two months ago . large banks , How were the large banks chosen? 8 11 +73 2 The four S & Ls were sold to large banks , as was the case with most of the 28 previous transactions initiated by the Resolution Trust Corp . since it was created in the S & L bailout legislation two months ago . S & L bailout legislation WHAT IS THE 'S&L bailout legislation? 35 40 +73 2 The four S & Ls were sold to large banks , as was the case with most of the 28 previous transactions initiated by the Resolution Trust Corp . since it was created in the S & L bailout legislation two months ago . bailout legislation What else was included in this legislation? 38 40 +73 3 Two of the four big thrifts were sold to NCNB Corp . , Charlotte , N . C . , which has aggressively expanded its markets , particularly in Texas and Florida . big thrifts what do big thrifts refer too'? 4 6 +73 3 Two of the four big thrifts were sold to NCNB Corp . , Charlotte , N . C . , which has aggressively expanded its markets , particularly in Texas and Florida . aggressively expanded HOW WERE THEY ABLE TO AGGRESIVLEY EXPAND? 22 24 +73 3 Two of the four big thrifts were sold to NCNB Corp . , Charlotte , N . C . , which has aggressively expanded its markets , particularly in Texas and Florida . expanded its markets , What did it expand to? 23 27 +73 4 A Canadian bank bought another thrift , in the first RTC transaction with a foreign bank . A Canadian bank How was the Canadian bank chosen? 0 3 +73 4 A Canadian bank bought another thrift , in the first RTC transaction with a foreign bank . Canadian bank which Canadian bank? 1 3 +73 4 A Canadian bank bought another thrift , in the first RTC transaction with a foreign bank . A Canadian bank What Bank bought the thrift? 0 3 +73 4 A Canadian bank bought another thrift , in the first RTC transaction with a foreign bank . A Canadian bank Which Canadian bank? 0 3 +73 5 Under these deals , the RTC sells just the deposits and the healthy assets . sells just the deposits and the healthy assets WHAT DO THEY ONLE SELL THE DEPOSITS AND HEALTHY ASSETS? 6 14 +73 5 Under these deals , the RTC sells just the deposits and the healthy assets . sells just the deposits and the healthy assets What happens to everything else? 6 14 +74 1 When Justice William Brennan marks the start of his 34th year on the Supreme Court today , the occasion will differ sharply from previous anniversaries of his tenure . occasion will differ sharply why will it differ? 18 22 +74 1 When Justice William Brennan marks the start of his 34th year on the Supreme Court today , the occasion will differ sharply from previous anniversaries of his tenure . from previous anniversaries of his tenure . How will they differ sharply from previous anniversary tenures? 22 29 +74 1 When Justice William Brennan marks the start of his 34th year on the Supreme Court today , the occasion will differ sharply from previous anniversaries of his tenure . previous anniversaries how did previous go? 23 25 +74 2 For the first time , the 83 - year - old justice finds his influence almost exclusively in dissent , rather than as a force in the high court ' s majority . his influence almost exclusively in dissent , Why is his influence in dissent? 13 20 +74 3 This role reversal holds true , as well , for his three liberal and moderate allies , Justices Thurgood Marshall , Harry Blackmun and John Stevens . role reversal holds true , Why does this role reversal hold true? 1 6 +74 3 This role reversal holds true , as well , for his three liberal and moderate allies , Justices Thurgood Marshall , Harry Blackmun and John Stevens . role reversal holds will it go back to normal? 1 4 +74 4 But are these four players , three of them in their 80s , ready to assume a different role after 88 years , collectively , of service on the high court ? ready to assume a different role Why are they ready to assume a different role? 13 19 +74 4 But are these four players , three of them in their 80s , ready to assume a different role after 88 years , collectively , of service on the high court ? ready why do they need to be ready? 13 14 +74 5 Every indication is that the four are prepared to accept this new role , and the frustrations that go with it , but in different ways . the four Who are the four? 4 6 +74 5 Every indication is that the four are prepared to accept this new role , and the frustrations that go with it , but in different ways . frustrations that go with it , What are these frustrations in the new role? 16 22 +75 1 The real estate slump that ' s pushing down the price of New York office space and housing is also affecting the city ' s retail real estate market . city ' s retail real estate market . How is it affecting the city's retail real estate market? 22 30 +75 1 The real estate slump that ' s pushing down the price of New York office space and housing is also affecting the city ' s retail real estate market . retail real estate market How is it affecting the real estate market? 25 29 +75 2 In Manhattan , once - desirable store sites sit vacant and newly constructed space has been slow to fill . newly constructed space has been slow to fill . Why are newly constructed places hard to fill? 11 20 +75 3 Retail real estate brokers say tenants are reluctant to sign leases because of uncertainty about the local economy , turmoil in their own industries and a belief that rents have not yet hit bottom . Retail real estate brokers Who are the real estate brokers? 0 4 +75 3 Retail real estate brokers say tenants are reluctant to sign leases because of uncertainty about the local economy , turmoil in their own industries and a belief that rents have not yet hit bottom . tenants are reluctant to sign leases Which tenants? 5 11 +75 3 Retail real estate brokers say tenants are reluctant to sign leases because of uncertainty about the local economy , turmoil in their own industries and a belief that rents have not yet hit bottom . yet hit bottom where is the bottom? 31 34 +75 3 Retail real estate brokers say tenants are reluctant to sign leases because of uncertainty about the local economy , turmoil in their own industries and a belief that rents have not yet hit bottom . turmoil in their own industries What sort of turmoil is happening in their industry? 19 24 +75 4 " There is an unbelievable amount of space available , " says Faith Consolo , senior vice president at Garrick - Aug Associates Store Leasing Inc . unbelievable amount of space available , " Why is there so much space available? 4 11 +75 5 There are about 2 , 000 stores for rent , up from a more typical range of 1 , 200 to 1 , 500 . " This further confuses retailers , " she says . " They wonder should they sign a lease if prices are still coming down ? still coming down ? can they be advised? 46 50 +76 1 Many of the nation ' s highest - ranking executives saluted Friday ' s market plunge as an overdue comeuppance for speculators and takeover players . the nation ' s highest - ranking executives Who are the executives? 2 10 +76 1 Many of the nation ' s highest - ranking executives saluted Friday ' s market plunge as an overdue comeuppance for speculators and takeover players . executives Could you name a few of the executives? 9 10 +76 1 Many of the nation ' s highest - ranking executives saluted Friday ' s market plunge as an overdue comeuppance for speculators and takeover players . speculators and takeover players What are speculators and takeover players? 21 25 +76 1 Many of the nation ' s highest - ranking executives saluted Friday ' s market plunge as an overdue comeuppance for speculators and takeover players . overdue Why was it overdue? 18 19 +76 2 Assuming that the market doesn ' t head into a bottomless free fall , some executives think Friday ' s action could prove a harbinger of good news - - as a sign that the leveraged buy - out and takeover frenzy of recent years may be abating . " This is a reaction to artificial LBO valuations , rather than to any fundamentals , " said John Young , chairman of Hewlett - Packard Co . , whose shares dropped $ 3 . 125 to $ 48 . 125 . " If we get rid of a lot of that nonsense , it will be a big plus . " some executives Which executives? 14 16 +76 2 Assuming that the market doesn ' t head into a bottomless free fall , some executives think Friday ' s action could prove a harbinger of good news - - as a sign that the leveraged buy - out and takeover frenzy of recent years may be abating . " This is a reaction to artificial LBO valuations , rather than to any fundamentals , " said John Young , chairman of Hewlett - Packard Co . , whose shares dropped $ 3 . 125 to $ 48 . 125 . " If we get rid of a lot of that nonsense , it will be a big plus . " artificial LBO valuations , What are artificial LBO valuations? 55 59 +76 2 Assuming that the market doesn ' t head into a bottomless free fall , some executives think Friday ' s action could prove a harbinger of good news - - as a sign that the leveraged buy - out and takeover frenzy of recent years may be abating . " This is a reaction to artificial LBO valuations , rather than to any fundamentals , " said John Young , chairman of Hewlett - Packard Co . , whose shares dropped $ 3 . 125 to $ 48 . 125 . " If we get rid of a lot of that nonsense , it will be a big plus . " shares dropped Why did Hewlitt-Packard shares drop? 79 81 +76 3 A few of the executives here for the fall meeting of the Business Council , a group that meets to discuss national issues , were only too happy to personalize their criticism . " People wish the government would do something about leveraged buy - outs , do something about takeovers , do something about Donald Trump , " said Rand Araskog , chairman of ITT Corp . , whose stock dropped $ 3 . 375 . " Where ' s the leadership ? fall meeting how many meet? 8 10 +76 3 A few of the executives here for the fall meeting of the Business Council , a group that meets to discuss national issues , were only too happy to personalize their criticism . " People wish the government would do something about leveraged buy - outs , do something about takeovers , do something about Donald Trump , " said Rand Araskog , chairman of ITT Corp . , whose stock dropped $ 3 . 375 . " Where ' s the leadership ? few of the executives Which executives? 1 5 +76 4 Where ' s the guy who can say : ` Enough is enough ' " ? the guy should there be that guy? 3 5 +76 5 The executives were remarkably unperturbed by the plunge even though it lopped billions of dollars off the value of their companies - - and millions off their personal fortunes . unperturbed Why were they not perturbed? 4 5 +76 5 The executives were remarkably unperturbed by the plunge even though it lopped billions of dollars off the value of their companies - - and millions off their personal fortunes . unperturbed definition of this word? 4 5 +77 1 Gulf Resources & Chemical Corp . said it agreed to pay $ 1 . 5 million as part of an accord with the Environmental Protection Agency regarding an environmental cleanup of a defunct smelter the company formerly operated in Idaho . part of an accord what is an accord 17 21 +77 1 Gulf Resources & Chemical Corp . said it agreed to pay $ 1 . 5 million as part of an accord with the Environmental Protection Agency regarding an environmental cleanup of a defunct smelter the company formerly operated in Idaho . smelter What is a smelter? 33 34 +77 2 In 1984 the EPA notified Gulf Resources , which was a part - owner of the smelter , that it was potentially liable for sharing cleanup costs at the site under the federal Superfund program . federal Superfund program what is the federal superfund? 32 35 +77 2 In 1984 the EPA notified Gulf Resources , which was a part - owner of the smelter , that it was potentially liable for sharing cleanup costs at the site under the federal Superfund program . Superfund program What is the Superfund program? 33 35 +77 2 In 1984 the EPA notified Gulf Resources , which was a part - owner of the smelter , that it was potentially liable for sharing cleanup costs at the site under the federal Superfund program . smelter , what is a smelter? 16 18 +77 2 In 1984 the EPA notified Gulf Resources , which was a part - owner of the smelter , that it was potentially liable for sharing cleanup costs at the site under the federal Superfund program . sharing cleanup costs What were the cleanup costs for? 24 27 +77 3 The 21 - square - mile area is contaminated with lead , zinc and other metals . other metals Which other metals? 14 16 +77 3 The 21 - square - mile area is contaminated with lead , zinc and other metals . lead , zinc and other metals Why are lead, zinc and other materials dangerous? 10 16 +77 3 The 21 - square - mile area is contaminated with lead , zinc and other metals . other metals which other metals? 14 16 +77 3 The 21 - square - mile area is contaminated with lead , zinc and other metals . 21 - square - mile area What is the 21-square-mile area? 1 7 +77 4 Gulf Resources earlier this year proposed a reorganization plan that would make it a unit of a Bermuda concern , potentially exempting it from liability for the smelter ' s cleanup costs . potentially exempting why would it be exempt? 20 22 +77 4 Gulf Resources earlier this year proposed a reorganization plan that would make it a unit of a Bermuda concern , potentially exempting it from liability for the smelter ' s cleanup costs . potentially exempting it from liability how would the company potentially be exempt from liability if they have already been found to potentially be liable? 20 25 +77 5 The company said that as part of its agreement with the EPA , it " made certain voluntary undertakings with respect to intercorporate transactions entered into after the reorganization . " The company , which issued a statement on the agreement late Friday , said that $ 1 million of the payment was previously provided for in its financial statements and that $ 500 , 000 will be recognized in its 1989 third - quarter statement . certain voluntary undertakings What are these voluntary undertakings? 16 19 +77 5 The company said that as part of its agreement with the EPA , it " made certain voluntary undertakings with respect to intercorporate transactions entered into after the reorganization . " The company , which issued a statement on the agreement late Friday , said that $ 1 million of the payment was previously provided for in its financial statements and that $ 500 , 000 will be recognized in its 1989 third - quarter statement . voluntary undertakings which undertakings? 17 19 +78 1 The Bronx has a wonderful botanical garden , a great zoo , its own charming Little Italy ( on Arthur Avenue ) and , of course , the Yankees . Little Italy is this a neighborhood? 15 17 +78 1 The Bronx has a wonderful botanical garden , a great zoo , its own charming Little Italy ( on Arthur Avenue ) and , of course , the Yankees . wonderful botanical garden , What makes the botanical garden wonderful? 4 8 +78 2 However , most people , having been subjected to news footage of the devastated South Bronx , look at the borough the way Tom Wolfe ' s Sherman McCoy did in " Bonfire of the Vanities " - - as a wrong turn into hell . " Bonfire of the Vanities " is this a nickname? 31 37 +78 2 However , most people , having been subjected to news footage of the devastated South Bronx , look at the borough the way Tom Wolfe ' s Sherman McCoy did in " Bonfire of the Vanities " - - as a wrong turn into hell . devastated South Bronx , Why is South Bronx devastated? 13 17 +78 3 But Laura Cunningham ' s Bronx , her childhood Bronx of the ' 50s , is something else altogether . Laura Cunningham ' s who is she? 1 5 +78 3 But Laura Cunningham ' s Bronx , her childhood Bronx of the ' 50s , is something else altogether . Laura Cunningham ' s Bronx , Does this mean how she remembers the Bronx? 1 7 +78 4 In a lovely , novelistic memoir , " Sleeping Arrangements " ( Knopf , 195 pages , $ 18 . 95 ) , she remembers an exotic playground , peopled mainly by Jewish eccentrics and the occasional Catholic ( real oddballs like her sexpot friend , the hell - kitten Diana , age five ) . sexpot what is a sexpot? 43 44 +78 4 In a lovely , novelistic memoir , " Sleeping Arrangements " ( Knopf , 195 pages , $ 18 . 95 ) , she remembers an exotic playground , peopled mainly by Jewish eccentrics and the occasional Catholic ( real oddballs like her sexpot friend , the hell - kitten Diana , age five ) . Jewish eccentrics Who are the Jewish eccentrics, and what kinds of music did they play? 32 34 +79 1 Amid a crowd of crashing stocks , Relational Technology Inc . ' s stock fell particularly hard Friday , dropping 23 % because its problems were compounded by disclosure of an unexpected loss for its fiscal first quarter . an unexpected loss for its fiscal first quarter Why did Relational have an unexpected first quarter loss? 30 38 +79 1 Amid a crowd of crashing stocks , Relational Technology Inc . ' s stock fell particularly hard Friday , dropping 23 % because its problems were compounded by disclosure of an unexpected loss for its fiscal first quarter . unexpected What is that unexpected loss? 31 32 +79 1 Amid a crowd of crashing stocks , Relational Technology Inc . ' s stock fell particularly hard Friday , dropping 23 % because its problems were compounded by disclosure of an unexpected loss for its fiscal first quarter . unexpected loss for its fiscal first quarter How much was the unexpected loss in the first quarter? 31 38 +79 2 The database software company said it expects a $ 2 million net loss for the fiscal first quarter ended Sept . 30 . net What is total loses in all? 11 12 +79 2 The database software company said it expects a $ 2 million net loss for the fiscal first quarter ended Sept . 30 . database software company what is database software? 1 4 +79 2 The database software company said it expects a $ 2 million net loss for the fiscal first quarter ended Sept . 30 . $ 2 million net loss for the fiscal first quarter What was a contributor to the $2 million loss? 8 18 +79 3 It said analysts had been expecting a small profit for the period . analysts had been expecting a small profit Why were the experts incorrect about their analysis? 2 9 +79 3 It said analysts had been expecting a small profit for the period . expecting Why did they expect a loss? 5 6 +79 3 It said analysts had been expecting a small profit for the period . small profit why not a big profit? 7 9 +79 3 It said analysts had been expecting a small profit for the period . analysts had been expecting a small profit Why weren't analysts looking closer at the operations of the company? 2 9 +79 4 Revenue is expected to be " up modestly " from the $ 26 . 5 million reported a year ago . " up Why are they expected to generate more revenue this year than last even though they are taking a hit this year? 5 7 +79 4 Revenue is expected to be " up modestly " from the $ 26 . 5 million reported a year ago . " up modestly " are they being modest? 5 9 +79 4 Revenue is expected to be " up modestly " from the $ 26 . 5 million reported a year ago . Revenue is expected to be " up modestly " Shouldn't it state \"was\" instead of \"is\" since the quarter has already reported? 0 9 +79 5 Relational Technology reported net income of $ 1 . 5 million , or 12 cents a share , in the year - earlier period . share , How many shares this year can they expect vs. last year? 16 18 +79 5 Relational Technology reported net income of $ 1 . 5 million , or 12 cents a share , in the year - earlier period . reported net income of $ 1 . 5 million , If the net income was $1.5 million and it reported 12 cents a share earnings, was there a dividend to report as well? 2 12 +80 1 Earnings for most of the nation ' s major pharmaceutical makers are believed to have moved ahead briskly in the third quarter , as companies with newer , big - selling prescription drugs fared especially well . third quarter , third quarter of what year? 20 23 +80 1 Earnings for most of the nation ' s major pharmaceutical makers are believed to have moved ahead briskly in the third quarter , as companies with newer , big - selling prescription drugs fared especially well . Earnings How much are the nation's major pharmaceutical makers earning? 0 1 +80 1 Earnings for most of the nation ' s major pharmaceutical makers are believed to have moved ahead briskly in the third quarter , as companies with newer , big - selling prescription drugs fared especially well . ahead briskly in the third quarter Why did earnings move ahead briskly in the third quarter? 16 22 +80 2 For the third consecutive quarter , however , most of the companies ' revenues were battered by adverse foreign - currency translations as a result of the strong dollar abroad . adverse foreign - currency translations what are adverse foreign-currency translations? 17 22 +80 2 For the third consecutive quarter , however , most of the companies ' revenues were battered by adverse foreign - currency translations as a result of the strong dollar abroad . foreign - currency What does \"adverse foreign-currency translations\" mean? 18 21 +80 2 For the third consecutive quarter , however , most of the companies ' revenues were battered by adverse foreign - currency translations as a result of the strong dollar abroad . adverse foreign - currency translations as why were they adverse? 17 23 +80 3 Analysts said that Merck & Co . , Eli Lilly & Co . , Warner - Lambert Co . and the Squibb Corp . unit of Bristol - Myers Squibb Co . all benefited from strong sales of relatively new , higher - priced medicines that provide wide profit margins . higher - priced medicines which medicines? 41 45 +80 3 Analysts said that Merck & Co . , Eli Lilly & Co . , Warner - Lambert Co . and the Squibb Corp . unit of Bristol - Myers Squibb Co . all benefited from strong sales of relatively new , higher - priced medicines that provide wide profit margins . higher - priced Why are the medicines priced so high? 41 44 +80 3 Analysts said that Merck & Co . , Eli Lilly & Co . , Warner - Lambert Co . and the Squibb Corp . unit of Bristol - Myers Squibb Co . all benefited from strong sales of relatively new , higher - priced medicines that provide wide profit margins . Analysts which analysts? 0 1 +80 4 Less robust earnings at Pfizer Inc . and Upjohn Co . were attributed to those companies ' older products , many of which face stiffening competition from generic drugs and other medicines . older products , which products? 17 20 +80 4 Less robust earnings at Pfizer Inc . and Upjohn Co . were attributed to those companies ' older products , many of which face stiffening competition from generic drugs and other medicines . attributed to those companies ' older products , What are the older products the less robust earnings were attributed to? 12 20 +80 4 Less robust earnings at Pfizer Inc . and Upjohn Co . were attributed to those companies ' older products , many of which face stiffening competition from generic drugs and other medicines . earnings How do the earnings from older products compare those of new medications? 2 3 +80 4 Less robust earnings at Pfizer Inc . and Upjohn Co . were attributed to those companies ' older products , many of which face stiffening competition from generic drugs and other medicines . generic drugs do customers prefer them? 27 29 +80 5 Joseph Riccardo , an analyst with Bear , Stearns & Co . , said that over the past few years most drug makers have shed their slow - growing businesses and instituted other cost savings , such as consolidating manufacturing plants and administrative staffs . consolidating How does consolidating manufacturing plants help save the businesses money? 38 39 +81 1 Weatherford International Inc . said it canceled plans for a preferred - stock swap but may resume payment of dividends on the stock , and added that it expects to publicly offer about 10 million common shares . preferred - stock swap Does this stock-swap mean swapping between two companies? 10 14 +81 1 Weatherford International Inc . said it canceled plans for a preferred - stock swap but may resume payment of dividends on the stock , and added that it expects to publicly offer about 10 million common shares . common shares what is a common share? 35 37 +81 1 Weatherford International Inc . said it canceled plans for a preferred - stock swap but may resume payment of dividends on the stock , and added that it expects to publicly offer about 10 million common shares . canceled plans Why did Weatherford International cancel plans for a preferred-stock swap? 6 8 +81 1 Weatherford International Inc . said it canceled plans for a preferred - stock swap but may resume payment of dividends on the stock , and added that it expects to publicly offer about 10 million common shares . canceled Why did Weatherford International Inc. cancel their preferred-stock swap? 6 7 +81 1 Weatherford International Inc . said it canceled plans for a preferred - stock swap but may resume payment of dividends on the stock , and added that it expects to publicly offer about 10 million common shares . resume Why the Weatherford International Inc stop payment of dividends? 16 17 +81 2 The company said it planned to offer an undetermined number of common shares in exchange for the 585 , 000 shares of its preferred stock outstanding . undetermined number of common shares Does this mean they are unsure about the price of their stock when the transaction will happen? 8 13 +81 2 The company said it planned to offer an undetermined number of common shares in exchange for the 585 , 000 shares of its preferred stock outstanding . the 585 , 000 shares is that a lot of shares? 16 21 +81 2 The company said it planned to offer an undetermined number of common shares in exchange for the 585 , 000 shares of its preferred stock outstanding . preferred What do they mean by \"preferred stock outstanding?\" 23 24 +81 3 The exchange ratio was never established . ratio was never established why not established? 2 6 +81 3 The exchange ratio was never established . never established Why was the exchange ratio never established? 4 6 +81 3 The exchange ratio was never established . never Why was the exchange ration never established? 4 5 +81 4 Weatherford said market conditions led to the cancellation of the planned exchange . market conditions What are these market conditions that make the cancellation happen? 2 4 +81 4 Weatherford said market conditions led to the cancellation of the planned exchange . market What were the market conditions? 2 3 +81 4 Weatherford said market conditions led to the cancellation of the planned exchange . conditions How bad were the market conditions that they had to cancel the planned exchange? 3 4 +81 5 The energy - services concern said , however , that in January 1990 , it may resume payments of dividends on the preferred stock . may why will it resume? 15 16 +81 5 The energy - services concern said , however , that in January 1990 , it may resume payments of dividends on the preferred stock . resume payments Why is the concern thinking about resuming payments? 16 18 +81 5 The energy - services concern said , however , that in January 1990 , it may resume payments of dividends on the preferred stock . preferred What was the preferred stock? 22 23 +82 1 Institut Merieux S . A . of France said the Canadian government raised an obstacle to its proposed acquisition of Connaught BioSciences Inc . for 942 million Canadian dollars ( US $ 801 . 6 million ) . raised an obstacle why did they raise a obstacle? 12 15 +82 1 Institut Merieux S . A . of France said the Canadian government raised an obstacle to its proposed acquisition of Connaught BioSciences Inc . for 942 million Canadian dollars ( US $ 801 . 6 million ) . raised an obstacle Why did they raise an obstacle? 12 15 +82 1 Institut Merieux S . A . of France said the Canadian government raised an obstacle to its proposed acquisition of Connaught BioSciences Inc . for 942 million Canadian dollars ( US $ 801 . 6 million ) . raised an obstacle to its proposed acquisition How can the Canadian government raise an obstacle for the French government? 12 19 +82 1 Institut Merieux S . A . of France said the Canadian government raised an obstacle to its proposed acquisition of Connaught BioSciences Inc . for 942 million Canadian dollars ( US $ 801 . 6 million ) . obstacle What sort of obstacle? 14 15 +82 2 Merieux said the government ' s minister of industry , science and technology told it that he wasn ' t convinced that the purchase is likely to be of " net benefit " to Canada . " net benefit " to Canada Why isnt it a net benefit to canada? 29 35 +82 2 Merieux said the government ' s minister of industry , science and technology told it that he wasn ' t convinced that the purchase is likely to be of " net benefit " to Canada . purchase is likely Why wasn't it a possible net benefit? 23 26 +82 2 Merieux said the government ' s minister of industry , science and technology told it that he wasn ' t convinced that the purchase is likely to be of " net benefit " to Canada . " net benefit " Why would the purchase possibly not be of net benefit? 29 33 +82 3 Canadian investment rules require that big foreign takeovers meet that standard . big foreign takeovers Why must every foreign takeover benefit Canadians? 5 8 +82 4 The French company said the government gave it 30 days in which to submit information to further support its takeover plan . further support its takeover plan Why does it require the government to turn over documents? 16 21 +82 5 Both Merieux and Connaught are biotechnology research and vaccine manufacturing concerns . concerns What are the concerns? 10 11 +83 1 General Motors Corp . , in a series of moves that angered union officials in the U . S . and Canada , has signaled that as many as five North American assembly plants may not survive the mid - 1990s as the corporation struggles to cut its excess vehicle - making capacity . five North American assembly plants Which five assembly plants? 29 34 +83 1 General Motors Corp . , in a series of moves that angered union officials in the U . S . and Canada , has signaled that as many as five North American assembly plants may not survive the mid - 1990s as the corporation struggles to cut its excess vehicle - making capacity . five North American assembly plants Where are the five plants located in North America? 29 34 +83 1 General Motors Corp . , in a series of moves that angered union officials in the U . S . and Canada , has signaled that as many as five North American assembly plants may not survive the mid - 1990s as the corporation struggles to cut its excess vehicle - making capacity . angered union why were they angered? 11 13 +83 2 In announcements to workers late last week , GM effectively signed death notices for two full - sized van assembly plants , and cast serious doubt on the futures of three U . S . car factories . two full - sized van assembly plants , Which plants would be eliminated? 14 22 +83 2 In announcements to workers late last week , GM effectively signed death notices for two full - sized van assembly plants , and cast serious doubt on the futures of three U . S . car factories . three U . S . car factories Which three car factories? 30 37 +83 2 In announcements to workers late last week , GM effectively signed death notices for two full - sized van assembly plants , and cast serious doubt on the futures of three U . S . car factories . signed death notices When will GM stop production and close the two full-size van assembly plants? 10 13 +83 2 In announcements to workers late last week , GM effectively signed death notices for two full - sized van assembly plants , and cast serious doubt on the futures of three U . S . car factories . death notices are they closing down immediately? 11 13 +83 3 GM is under intense pressure to close factories that became unprofitable as the giant auto maker ' s U . S . market share skidded during the past decade . market share skidded What caused the market share to skid? 22 25 +83 3 GM is under intense pressure to close factories that became unprofitable as the giant auto maker ' s U . S . market share skidded during the past decade . market share skidded What is GM's current market share? 22 25 +83 4 The company , currently using about 80 % of its North American vehicle capacity , has vowed it will run at 100 % of capacity by 1992 . 100 % of capacity by 1992 How will they accomplish this? 21 27 +83 4 The company , currently using about 80 % of its North American vehicle capacity , has vowed it will run at 100 % of capacity by 1992 . has vowed it will run at 100 % Could GM more effectively market their vehicles in an attempt to sell more product rather than to shutter factories? 15 23 +83 4 The company , currently using about 80 % of its North American vehicle capacity , has vowed it will run at 100 % of capacity by 1992 . 80 % why only 80 percent? 6 8 +83 5 Just a month ago , GM announced it would make an aging assembly plant in Lakewood , Ga . , the eighth U . S . assembly facility to close since 1987 . assembly plant Why close this plant specifically? 12 14 +83 5 Just a month ago , GM announced it would make an aging assembly plant in Lakewood , Ga . , the eighth U . S . assembly facility to close since 1987 . assembly plant in Lakewood , Ga What percentage of the population of Lakewood, Ga. works at the GM assembly plant? 12 18 +84 1 Citing a payment from a supplier and strong sales of certain data - storage products , Maxtor Corp . said earnings and revenue jumped in its second quarter ended Sept . 24 . Sept . 24 Which year? 29 32 +84 1 Citing a payment from a supplier and strong sales of certain data - storage products , Maxtor Corp . said earnings and revenue jumped in its second quarter ended Sept . 24 . certain data - storage products , Which products? 10 16 +84 1 Citing a payment from a supplier and strong sales of certain data - storage products , Maxtor Corp . said earnings and revenue jumped in its second quarter ended Sept . 24 . certain data - storage products , Which data-storage products? 10 16 +84 1 Citing a payment from a supplier and strong sales of certain data - storage products , Maxtor Corp . said earnings and revenue jumped in its second quarter ended Sept . 24 . payment from a supplier Why did payment from a supplier increase revenue? 2 6 +84 2 The maker of computer - data - storage products said net income rose to $ 4 . 8 million , or 23 cents a share , from year - earlier net of $ 1 . 1 million , or five cents a share . computer - data - storage do they make hard drives? 3 8 +84 3 Revenue soared to $ 117 million from $ 81 . 5 million . Revenue soared to $ 117 million Is revenue defined as the amount of money made by all workers in the company? 0 6 +84 3 Revenue soared to $ 117 million from $ 81 . 5 million . $ 117 million from $ 81 . 5 how much percent is that? 3 11 +84 4 Maxtor said its results were boosted by $ 2 million in payments received from a supplier , for a certain line of products that Maxtor isn ' t going to sell anymore . isn ' t going to sell anymore Why aren't they going to sell them anymore? 25 32 +84 4 Maxtor said its results were boosted by $ 2 million in payments received from a supplier , for a certain line of products that Maxtor isn ' t going to sell anymore . certain line Which lines? 19 21 +84 4 Maxtor said its results were boosted by $ 2 million in payments received from a supplier , for a certain line of products that Maxtor isn ' t going to sell anymore . payments received Which supplier did Maxtor receive payment from? 11 13 +84 4 Maxtor said its results were boosted by $ 2 million in payments received from a supplier , for a certain line of products that Maxtor isn ' t going to sell anymore . a certain line of products What are the products? 18 23 +84 5 Maxtor said effects from discontinuing the line may have a positive effect on future earnings and revenue . may have a positive effect Why will it have a positive effecT? 7 12 +84 5 Maxtor said effects from discontinuing the line may have a positive effect on future earnings and revenue . discontinuing the line Which line is Maxtor going to discontinue? 4 7 +85 1 If a hostile predator emerges for Saatchi & Saatchi Co . , co - founders Charles and Maurice Saatchi will lead a management buy - out attempt , an official close to the company said . an official close to the company Who is the official close to the company? 28 34 +85 1 If a hostile predator emerges for Saatchi & Saatchi Co . , co - founders Charles and Maurice Saatchi will lead a management buy - out attempt , an official close to the company said . a hostile predator In this case, what exactly is a hostile predator? 1 4 +85 1 If a hostile predator emerges for Saatchi & Saatchi Co . , co - founders Charles and Maurice Saatchi will lead a management buy - out attempt , an official close to the company said . hostile predator What would constitute being a hostile predator? 2 4 +85 1 If a hostile predator emerges for Saatchi & Saatchi Co . , co - founders Charles and Maurice Saatchi will lead a management buy - out attempt , an official close to the company said . Saatchi & Saatchi Co What does the company Saatchi& Saatchi do? 6 10 +85 1 If a hostile predator emerges for Saatchi & Saatchi Co . , co - founders Charles and Maurice Saatchi will lead a management buy - out attempt , an official close to the company said . predator what type of predator? 3 4 +85 2 Financing for any takeover attempt may be problematic in the wake of Friday ' s stock - market sell - off in New York and turmoil in the junk - bond market . Friday ' s stock - market sell - off in New York Why did this occur and how? 12 24 +85 2 Financing for any takeover attempt may be problematic in the wake of Friday ' s stock - market sell - off in New York and turmoil in the junk - bond market . stock - market sell - off Why was there a stock market sell-off? 15 21 +85 2 Financing for any takeover attempt may be problematic in the wake of Friday ' s stock - market sell - off in New York and turmoil in the junk - bond market . junk - bond market . What is a junk bond market? 28 33 +85 3 But the beleaguered British advertising and consulting giant , which last week named a new chief executive officer to replace Maurice Saatchi , has been the subject of intense takeover speculation for weeks . last week named a new chief executive officer Who is their new chief executive officer? 10 18 +85 3 But the beleaguered British advertising and consulting giant , which last week named a new chief executive officer to replace Maurice Saatchi , has been the subject of intense takeover speculation for weeks . to replace Maurice Saatchi , Why is Maurice Saatchi being replaced? 18 23 +85 3 But the beleaguered British advertising and consulting giant , which last week named a new chief executive officer to replace Maurice Saatchi , has been the subject of intense takeover speculation for weeks . subject of intense takeover Why is it the subject of intense takeover speculation? 26 30 +85 3 But the beleaguered British advertising and consulting giant , which last week named a new chief executive officer to replace Maurice Saatchi , has been the subject of intense takeover speculation for weeks . beleaguered Why is it beleaguered? 2 3 +85 3 But the beleaguered British advertising and consulting giant , which last week named a new chief executive officer to replace Maurice Saatchi , has been the subject of intense takeover speculation for weeks . beleaguered definition of this word? 2 3 +85 4 Last week , Saatchi ' s largest shareholder , Southeastern Asset Management , said it had been approached by one or more third parties interested in a possible restructuring . one or more third parties Who are these third parties? 19 24 +85 4 Last week , Saatchi ' s largest shareholder , Southeastern Asset Management , said it had been approached by one or more third parties interested in a possible restructuring . possible restructuring What does possible restructuring mean? 27 29 +85 4 Last week , Saatchi ' s largest shareholder , Southeastern Asset Management , said it had been approached by one or more third parties interested in a possible restructuring . shareholder , what is a shareholder? 7 9 +85 5 And Carl Spielvogel , chief executive officer of Saatchi ' s big Backer Spielvogel Bates advertising unit , said he had offered to lead a management buy - out of the company , but was rebuffed by Charles Saatchi . buy - out of the company , Why is the buy-out being suggested? 26 33 +85 5 And Carl Spielvogel , chief executive officer of Saatchi ' s big Backer Spielvogel Bates advertising unit , said he had offered to lead a management buy - out of the company , but was rebuffed by Charles Saatchi . Charles Saatchi . Why did Charles Saatchi rebuff Carl Spielvogel? 37 40 +85 5 And Carl Spielvogel , chief executive officer of Saatchi ' s big Backer Spielvogel Bates advertising unit , said he had offered to lead a management buy - out of the company , but was rebuffed by Charles Saatchi . rebuffed does it mean yelled at? 35 36 +86 1 Ideal Basic Industries Inc . said its directors reached an agreement in principle calling for HOFI North America Inc . to combine its North American cement holdings with Ideal in a transaction that will leave Ideal ' s minority shareholders with 12 . 8 % of the combined company . HOFI What does HOFI stand for? 15 16 +86 1 Ideal Basic Industries Inc . said its directors reached an agreement in principle calling for HOFI North America Inc . to combine its North American cement holdings with Ideal in a transaction that will leave Ideal ' s minority shareholders with 12 . 8 % of the combined company . 12 . 8 % Is this a high percentage compared to prior to the combination? 41 45 +86 2 HOFI , the North American holding company of Swiss concern Holderbank Financiere Glaris Ltd . , previously proposed combining its 100 % stake in St . Lawrence Cement Inc . and its 60 % stake in Dundee Cement Co . with its 67 % stake in Ideal . combining Why are they combining their stakes? 18 19 +86 2 HOFI , the North American holding company of Swiss concern Holderbank Financiere Glaris Ltd . , previously proposed combining its 100 % stake in St . Lawrence Cement Inc . and its 60 % stake in Dundee Cement Co . with its 67 % stake in Ideal . holding company What is a holding company? 5 7 +86 2 HOFI , the North American holding company of Swiss concern Holderbank Financiere Glaris Ltd . , previously proposed combining its 100 % stake in St . Lawrence Cement Inc . and its 60 % stake in Dundee Cement Co . with its 67 % stake in Ideal . HOFI , what does it stand for? 0 2 +86 3 But HOFI ' s first offer would have given Ideal ' s other shareholders about 10 % of the combined company . 10 % Why only 10%? 15 17 +86 4 Ideal ' s directors rejected that offer , although they said they endorsed the merger proposal . endorsed the merger proposal why did they endorse the major proposal? 12 16 +86 4 Ideal ' s directors rejected that offer , although they said they endorsed the merger proposal . rejected Why did the director's reject the offer? 4 5 +86 4 Ideal ' s directors rejected that offer , although they said they endorsed the merger proposal . endorsed why did they endorse it? 12 13 +86 5 Under the agreement , HOFI will own 87 . 2 % of the combined company . 87 . 2 % of the combined company do they want more? 7 15 +87 1 Financial Corp . of Santa Barbara filed suit against former stock speculator Ivan F . Boesky and Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc . , charging they defrauded the thrift by concealing their relationship when persuading it to buy $ 284 million in high - yield , high - risk junk bonds . concealing What are the laws related to this area? 29 30 +87 1 Financial Corp . of Santa Barbara filed suit against former stock speculator Ivan F . Boesky and Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc . , charging they defrauded the thrift by concealing their relationship when persuading it to buy $ 284 million in high - yield , high - risk junk bonds . concealing their relationship Why is this considered fraudulent? 29 32 +87 2 In a suit filed in federal court Thursday , the S & L alleged that a " disproportionate number " of the bonds it purchased in 1984 declined in value . " disproportionate Is there an exact number for this, and what number would be considered disproportionate? 16 18 +87 2 In a suit filed in federal court Thursday , the S & L alleged that a " disproportionate number " of the bonds it purchased in 1984 declined in value . " disproportionate number " How much of a loss does it take before it seem suspicious? 16 20 +87 2 In a suit filed in federal court Thursday , the S & L alleged that a " disproportionate number " of the bonds it purchased in 1984 declined in value . " disproportionate number " how many should have declined? 16 20 +87 3 Financial Corp . purchased the bonds , the suit alleged , after Mr . Boesky and Drexel negotiated an agreement for Vagabond Hotels to purchase a 51 % stake in the thrift for about $ 34 million . Vagabond Hotels Do the two men mentioned work for Vagabond? 21 23 +87 4 Vagabond Hotels was controlled by Mr . Boesky , who currently is serving a prison term for securities violations . term How many years and does the punishment fit the crime? 15 16 +87 4 Vagabond Hotels was controlled by Mr . Boesky , who currently is serving a prison term for securities violations . serving a prison term How long of a term? 12 16 +87 4 Vagabond Hotels was controlled by Mr . Boesky , who currently is serving a prison term for securities violations . securities violations what kind of securities violations? 17 19 +87 4 Vagabond Hotels was controlled by Mr . Boesky , who currently is serving a prison term for securities violations . prison term for how long? 14 16 +88 1 Salomon Brothers International Ltd . , a British subsidiary of Salomon Inc . , announced it will issue warrants on shares of Hong Kong Telecommunications Ltd . issue warrants on shares of Hong Kong Why are they going to issue warrants on share of Hong Kong Telecommunications Ltd? 17 24 +88 1 Salomon Brothers International Ltd . , a British subsidiary of Salomon Inc . , announced it will issue warrants on shares of Hong Kong Telecommunications Ltd . issue warrants What kind of warrants are they? 17 19 +88 1 Salomon Brothers International Ltd . , a British subsidiary of Salomon Inc . , announced it will issue warrants on shares of Hong Kong Telecommunications Ltd . warrants on shares of What are warrants on shares? 18 22 +88 2 The move closely follows a similar offer by Salomon of warrants for shares of Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corp . Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corp . Why are they placing these warrants on Asian countries? 14 20 +88 2 The move closely follows a similar offer by Salomon of warrants for shares of Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corp . similar offer What was the similar offer? 5 7 +88 2 The move closely follows a similar offer by Salomon of warrants for shares of Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corp . Hongkong & Shanghai Banking are they in both cities? 14 18 +88 3 Under the latest offer , HK $ 62 . 5 million ( US $ 8 million ) of three - year warrants will be issued in London , each giving buyers the right to buy one Hong Kong Telecommunications share at a price to be determined Friday . giving buyers the right to buy one Why can buyers only buy one? 29 36 +88 3 Under the latest offer , HK $ 62 . 5 million ( US $ 8 million ) of three - year warrants will be issued in London , each giving buyers the right to buy one Hong Kong Telecommunications share at a price to be determined Friday . at a price to be determined Friday . Who will determine the price of shares? 40 48 +88 3 Under the latest offer , HK $ 62 . 5 million ( US $ 8 million ) of three - year warrants will be issued in London , each giving buyers the right to buy one Hong Kong Telecommunications share at a price to be determined Friday . Hong Kong Telecommunications share Are these ADR shares? 36 40 +88 3 Under the latest offer , HK $ 62 . 5 million ( US $ 8 million ) of three - year warrants will be issued in London , each giving buyers the right to buy one Hong Kong Telecommunications share at a price to be determined Friday . at a price to be What's the price? 40 45 +88 3 Under the latest offer , HK $ 62 . 5 million ( US $ 8 million ) of three - year warrants will be issued in London , each giving buyers the right to buy one Hong Kong Telecommunications share at a price to be determined Friday . London , why in london? 26 28 +88 4 The 50 million warrants will be priced at HK $ 1 . 25 each and are expected to carry a premium to the share price of about 26 % . share price of about 26 % . How did they determine the share price? 23 30 +88 4 The 50 million warrants will be priced at HK $ 1 . 25 each and are expected to carry a premium to the share price of about 26 % . 50 million warrants Are these level III ADR shares? 1 4 +88 5 In trading on the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong , the shares closed Wednesday at HK $ 4 . 80 each . Stock Exchange of Hong Kong , Is there any fee associated with owning foreign shares? 4 10 +88 5 In trading on the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong , the shares closed Wednesday at HK $ 4 . 80 each . HK $ 4 . 80 each how much in dollars? 15 21 +89 1 The Bush administration , trying to blunt growing demands from Western Europe for a relaxation of controls on exports to the Soviet bloc , is questioning whether Italy ' s Ing . blunt growing demands Why are demands growing from Western Europe? 6 9 +89 1 The Bush administration , trying to blunt growing demands from Western Europe for a relaxation of controls on exports to the Soviet bloc , is questioning whether Italy ' s Ing . blunt growing why are they trying? 6 8 +89 1 The Bush administration , trying to blunt growing demands from Western Europe for a relaxation of controls on exports to the Soviet bloc , is questioning whether Italy ' s Ing . is questioning What is the Bush administration questioning? 24 26 +89 2 C . Olivetti & Co . supplied militarily valuable technology to the Soviets . C . Olivetti & Co . supplied militarily Why did they supply the Soviets with military technology? 0 8 +89 2 C . Olivetti & Co . supplied militarily valuable technology to the Soviets . supplied What is their evidence for this? 6 7 +89 2 C . Olivetti & Co . supplied militarily valuable technology to the Soviets . Olivetti & why did they? 2 4 +89 3 Most of the Western European members of Coordinating Committee on Multilateral Export Controls , the unofficial forum through which the U . S . and its allies align their export - control policies , are expected to argue for more liberal export rules at a meeting to be held in Paris Oct . 25 and 26 . align their export - control policies , Why must we align our export control policies? 27 34 +89 3 Most of the Western European members of Coordinating Committee on Multilateral Export Controls , the unofficial forum through which the U . S . and its allies align their export - control policies , are expected to argue for more liberal export rules at a meeting to be held in Paris Oct . 25 and 26 . liberal How will liberal export rules be seen by the general public? 40 41 +89 3 Most of the Western European members of Coordinating Committee on Multilateral Export Controls , the unofficial forum through which the U . S . and its allies align their export - control policies , are expected to argue for more liberal export rules at a meeting to be held in Paris Oct . 25 and 26 . Oct . 25 What year did this meeting take place? 51 54 +89 4 They plan to press specifically for a relaxation of rules governing exports of machine tools , computers and other high - technology products . relaxation of rules governing exports Why are they just trying to relax the rules around technology? 7 12 +89 4 They plan to press specifically for a relaxation of rules governing exports of machine tools , computers and other high - technology products . machine Are there not more worries with high-technology products of spying or terrorism? 13 14 +89 4 They plan to press specifically for a relaxation of rules governing exports of machine tools , computers and other high - technology products . to press specifically will it work? 2 5 +89 5 But the Bush administration says it wants to see evidence that all Cocom members are complying fully with existing export - control procedures before it will support further liberalization . see evidence How would he be able to see the evidence? 8 10 +89 5 But the Bush administration says it wants to see evidence that all Cocom members are complying fully with existing export - control procedures before it will support further liberalization . evidence What specific evidence would satisfy them? 9 10 +89 5 But the Bush administration says it wants to see evidence that all Cocom members are complying fully with existing export - control procedures before it will support further liberalization . further liberalization how can they go further? 27 29 +89 5 But the Bush administration says it wants to see evidence that all Cocom members are complying fully with existing export - control procedures before it will support further liberalization . Cocom What does Cocom mean? 12 13 +90 1 The oil industry ' s middling profits could persist through the rest of the year . the rest of the year why the rest of yeatr? 10 15 +90 1 The oil industry ' s middling profits could persist through the rest of the year . middling profits Why are oil industry profits middling? 5 7 +90 1 The oil industry ' s middling profits could persist through the rest of the year . middling profits Why are the oil industries profits considered \"middling\"? 5 7 +90 2 Major oil companies in the next few days are expected to report much less robust earnings than they did for the third quarter a year ago , largely reflecting deteriorating chemical prices and gasoline profitability . robust earnings is this bad? 14 16 +90 2 Major oil companies in the next few days are expected to report much less robust earnings than they did for the third quarter a year ago , largely reflecting deteriorating chemical prices and gasoline profitability . less robust What is considered \"less robust\"? Is that a lot or a little? 13 15 +90 3 The gasoline picture may improve this quarter , but chemicals are likely to remain weak , industry executives and analysts say , reducing chances that profits could equal their year - earlier performance . industry executives and analysts say , Which executives and analysts? 16 22 +90 3 The gasoline picture may improve this quarter , but chemicals are likely to remain weak , industry executives and analysts say , reducing chances that profits could equal their year - earlier performance . chemicals are likely to remain weak , Why are chemical prices weak? 9 16 +90 4 The industry is " seeing a softening somewhat in volume and certainly in price in petrochemicals , " Glenn Cox , president of Phillips Petroleum Co . , said in an interview . " That change will obviously impact third and fourth quarter earnings " for the industry in general , he added . softening what does softening mean? 6 7 +90 4 The industry is " seeing a softening somewhat in volume and certainly in price in petrochemicals , " Glenn Cox , president of Phillips Petroleum Co . , said in an interview . " That change will obviously impact third and fourth quarter earnings " for the industry in general , he added . somewhat How can you quantify \"somewhat\"? 7 8 +90 5 He didn ' t forecast Phillips ' s results . Phillips ' s what did phillips say? 5 8 +91 1 Traditional Industries Inc . said it expects to report a net loss for the fourth quarter that ended June 30 and is seeking new financing . report a net loss Why do they expect to report a net loss in the fourth quarter? 8 12 +91 1 Traditional Industries Inc . said it expects to report a net loss for the fourth quarter that ended June 30 and is seeking new financing . is seeking new financing Where and from whom is Traditional Industries Inc. seeking financing? 21 25 +91 1 Traditional Industries Inc . said it expects to report a net loss for the fourth quarter that ended June 30 and is seeking new financing . seeking new financing Why is the company struggling? 22 25 +91 2 The seller of photographic products and services said it is considering a number of financing alternatives , including seeking increases in its credit lines . The seller who is the seller? 0 2 +91 3 Traditional declined to estimate the amount of the loss and wouldn ' t say if it expects to show a profit for the year . Traditional declined Why did Traditional decline to estimate the loss for the year? 0 2 +91 3 Traditional declined to estimate the amount of the loss and wouldn ' t say if it expects to show a profit for the year . show a profit for the year How could this even be a possibility given the prior statements? 18 24 +91 4 In the year ended June 30 , 1988 , Traditional reported net income of $ 4 . 9 million , or $ 1 . 21 a share . $ 4 . 9 million , or $ 1 . 21 a share . How did Traditional get so big? 14 28 +91 5 The company didn ' t break out its fourth - quarter results . company didn ' t Why didn't the company break out their fourth quarter results? 1 5 +91 5 The company didn ' t break out its fourth - quarter results . didn ' t break out Why not disclose these numbers if the others have been disclosed? 2 7 +92 1 With economic tension between the U . S . and Japan worsening , many Japanese had feared last week ' s visit from U . S . Trade Representative Carla Hills . U . S . and Japan worsening , What has made economic tensions worse? 5 13 +92 1 With economic tension between the U . S . and Japan worsening , many Japanese had feared last week ' s visit from U . S . Trade Representative Carla Hills . many Japanese had feared last week ' s visit Why did the Japanese fear Carla Hills' visit? 13 22 +92 1 With economic tension between the U . S . and Japan worsening , many Japanese had feared last week ' s visit from U . S . Trade Representative Carla Hills . economic tension Why is there economic tension? 1 3 +92 1 With economic tension between the U . S . and Japan worsening , many Japanese had feared last week ' s visit from U . S . Trade Representative Carla Hills . many Japanese had feared last week ' s visit Firstly, I am wondering why there are economic tensions between the US and Japan. Second, It is surprising to hear actual Japanese citizens \"fearing\" a visit from an US official. 13 22 +92 2 They expected a new barrage of demands that Japan do something quickly to reduce its trade surplus with the U . S . They expected Did they expect this due to the trade war with China? 0 2 +92 2 They expected a new barrage of demands that Japan do something quickly to reduce its trade surplus with the U . S . reduce its trade surplus Why are people demanding Japan reduce its trade surplus with the U.S.? 13 17 +92 3 Instead , they got a discussion of the need for the U . S . and Japan to work together and of the importance of the long - term view . need for the U . S . and Japan to work together What in particular is it that the U.S. and Japanese need to properly work together without further escalating tensions. 8 20 +92 3 Instead , they got a discussion of the need for the U . S . and Japan to work together and of the importance of the long - term view . importance of the long - term view What is the long-term view? What are the goods that are needed? What would make tensions deescalate? 23 30 +92 4 Mrs . Hills ' first trip to Japan as America ' s chief trade negotiator had a completely different tone from last month ' s visit by Commerce Secretary Robert A . Mosbacher . completely different tone Was this due to tensions rising over economic concernes? 17 20 +92 4 Mrs . Hills ' first trip to Japan as America ' s chief trade negotiator had a completely different tone from last month ' s visit by Commerce Secretary Robert A . Mosbacher . had a completely different tone In what way was the tone of this visit different? 15 20 +92 4 Mrs . Hills ' first trip to Japan as America ' s chief trade negotiator had a completely different tone from last month ' s visit by Commerce Secretary Robert A . Mosbacher . last month ' s What year did this meeting take place? 21 25 +92 4 Mrs . Hills ' first trip to Japan as America ' s chief trade negotiator had a completely different tone from last month ' s visit by Commerce Secretary Robert A . Mosbacher . completely different tone What is the tone that Rovery A. Mosbacher previously used in negotiating with Japan last month. Are they being mean? 17 20 +92 5 Mr . Mosbacher called for concrete results by next spring in negotiations over fundamental Japanese business practices that supposedly inhibit free trade . business practices What are Japanese businesses doing that inhibit free trade? 15 17 +92 5 Mr . Mosbacher called for concrete results by next spring in negotiations over fundamental Japanese business practices that supposedly inhibit free trade . fundamental Japanese business practices What are these fundamental practices. How do they affect the United States? Why can't the U.S. self sustain on inhibited trades. 13 17 +93 1 Measuring cups may soon be replaced by tablespoons in the laundry room . soon How soon will this be taking place? 3 4 +93 1 Measuring cups may soon be replaced by tablespoons in the laundry room . Measuring cups What would be the advantage of replacing measuring cups with tablespoons. 0 2 +93 1 Measuring cups may soon be replaced by tablespoons in the laundry room . replaced by tablespoons How would tablespoons replace measuring cups? 5 8 +93 2 Procter & Gamble Co . plans to begin testing next month a superconcentrated detergent that will require only a few spoonfuls per washload . testing What are the testing methods? 8 9 +93 2 Procter & Gamble Co . plans to begin testing next month a superconcentrated detergent that will require only a few spoonfuls per washload . superconcentrated Will this superconcentrated detergent be safe for all kinds of clothes? 12 13 +93 2 Procter & Gamble Co . plans to begin testing next month a superconcentrated detergent that will require only a few spoonfuls per washload . superconcentrated How is the detergent superconcentrated? 12 13 +93 3 The move stems from lessons learned in Japan where local competitors have had phenomenal success with concentrated soapsuds . concentrated Does this effect the environment in any way, and are there environmentally friendly options? 16 17 +93 3 The move stems from lessons learned in Japan where local competitors have had phenomenal success with concentrated soapsuds . success with concentrated soapsuds Are soapsuds expensive when compared to regular detergents 14 18 +93 3 The move stems from lessons learned in Japan where local competitors have had phenomenal success with concentrated soapsuds . local competitors Who are the local competitors? 9 11 +93 4 It also marks P & G ' s growing concern that its Japanese rivals , such as Kao Corp . , may bring their superconcentrates to the U . S . superconcentrates What other products utilize superconcentrates? 24 25 +93 4 It also marks P & G ' s growing concern that its Japanese rivals , such as Kao Corp . , may bring their superconcentrates to the U . S . rivals , such as Kao Corp Is Kao corp., a large leading company in Japan? 13 19 +93 4 It also marks P & G ' s growing concern that its Japanese rivals , such as Kao Corp . , may bring their superconcentrates to the U . S . P & G ' s growing concern Does the company Kao Corp., have a global presence? 3 10 +93 5 The Cincinnati consumer - products giant got clobbered two years ago in Japan when Kao introduced a powerful detergent , called Attack , which quickly won a 30 % stake in the Japanese markets . " They don ' t want to get caught again , " says one industry watcher . The Cincinnati consumer - products giant What is the market share of P&G's in the USA? 0 6 +93 5 The Cincinnati consumer - products giant got clobbered two years ago in Japan when Kao introduced a powerful detergent , called Attack , which quickly won a 30 % stake in the Japanese markets . " They don ' t want to get caught again , " says one industry watcher . giant How did P&G become a giant consumer-products company? 5 6 +94 1 Elcotel Inc . expects fiscal second - quarter earnings to trail 1988 results , but anticipates that several new products will lead to a " much stronger " performance in its second half . several new products will What are the new products that will lead to stronger performance? 17 21 +94 2 Elcotel , a telecommunications company , had net income of $ 272 , 000 , or five cents a share , in its year - earlier second quarter , ended Sept . 30 . $ 272 , 000 , is that low? 10 15 +94 2 Elcotel , a telecommunications company , had net income of $ 272 , 000 , or five cents a share , in its year - earlier second quarter , ended Sept . 30 . Elcotel , a telecommunications company , Does Elcotel do anything besides telecommunications? 0 6 +94 4 George Pierce , chairman and chief executive officer , said in an interview that earnings in the most recent quarter will be about two cents a share on revenue of just under $ 4 million . interview interview with who? 12 13 +94 4 George Pierce , chairman and chief executive officer , said in an interview that earnings in the most recent quarter will be about two cents a share on revenue of just under $ 4 million . in an interview Who was the interview with? 10 13 +94 4 George Pierce , chairman and chief executive officer , said in an interview that earnings in the most recent quarter will be about two cents a share on revenue of just under $ 4 million . interview What was he interviewed for? 12 13 +94 4 George Pierce , chairman and chief executive officer , said in an interview that earnings in the most recent quarter will be about two cents a share on revenue of just under $ 4 million . million Why is the revenue going to 4 million? 34 35 +94 5 The lower results , Mr . Pierce said , reflect a 12 - month decline in industry sales of privately owned pay telephones , Elcotel ' s primary business . 12 - month decline Why has there been such a decline in sales of privately owned pay telephones? 11 15 +95 1 The U . S . , which is finalizing its steel - import quotas , is allocating a larger share of its steel market to developing and newly industrialized countries which have relatively unsubsidized steel industries . newly industrialized countries Which newly industrialized countries? 27 30 +95 1 The U . S . , which is finalizing its steel - import quotas , is allocating a larger share of its steel market to developing and newly industrialized countries which have relatively unsubsidized steel industries . finalizing its steel - import quotas , What is the quota number? 8 15 +95 1 The U . S . , which is finalizing its steel - import quotas , is allocating a larger share of its steel market to developing and newly industrialized countries which have relatively unsubsidized steel industries . steel - import quotas , What is the quota? 10 15 +95 1 The U . S . , which is finalizing its steel - import quotas , is allocating a larger share of its steel market to developing and newly industrialized countries which have relatively unsubsidized steel industries . newly industrialized countries Which countries does this include? 27 30 +95 2 Meanwhile , the U . S . has negotiated a significant cut in Japan ' s steel quota , and made only a minor increase to the steel allotment for the European Community . Japan ' s steel quota , why did they cut it? 13 19 +95 2 Meanwhile , the U . S . has negotiated a significant cut in Japan ' s steel quota , and made only a minor increase to the steel allotment for the European Community . negotiated a significant cut How much of a cut was made? 8 12 +95 2 Meanwhile , the U . S . has negotiated a significant cut in Japan ' s steel quota , and made only a minor increase to the steel allotment for the European Community . minor increase to the steel allotment What did they increase to? 23 29 +95 2 Meanwhile , the U . S . has negotiated a significant cut in Japan ' s steel quota , and made only a minor increase to the steel allotment for the European Community . cut in Japan ' s steel What was Japan's quota versus what it is now? 11 17 +95 3 Brazil , similar to Mexico and South Korea , is expected to negotiate a somewhat bigger share of the U . S . market than it had under the previous five - year steel quotas , which expired Sept . 30 . previous five - year steel quotas , What is the new quota share? 29 36 +95 3 Brazil , similar to Mexico and South Korea , is expected to negotiate a somewhat bigger share of the U . S . market than it had under the previous five - year steel quotas , which expired Sept . 30 . five - year steel quotas , Why do he steel quotas last 5 years? 30 36 +95 4 Brazil and Venezuela are the only two countries that haven ' t completed steel talks with the U . S . for the year ending Oct . 1 , 1990 . two countries there are no other countries that did not talk steel? 6 8 +95 4 Brazil and Venezuela are the only two countries that haven ' t completed steel talks with the U . S . for the year ending Oct . 1 , 1990 . steel talks What is considered a 'steel talk'? 13 15 +95 5 In recent years , U . S . steelmakers have supplied about 80 % of the 100 million tons of steel used annually by the nation . In recent years , how recent? 0 4 +95 5 In recent years , U . S . steelmakers have supplied about 80 % of the 100 million tons of steel used annually by the nation . U . S . steelmakers have supplied Would the new quotas out source to developing countries? 4 11 +95 5 In recent years , U . S . steelmakers have supplied about 80 % of the 100 million tons of steel used annually by the nation . nation What nation are the referring to? 25 26 +96 1 RJR Nabisco Inc . is disbanding its division responsible for buying network advertising time , just a month after moving 11 of the group ' s 14 employees to New York from Atlanta . disbanding its division Why is Nabisco disbanding that division? 5 8 +96 1 RJR Nabisco Inc . is disbanding its division responsible for buying network advertising time , just a month after moving 11 of the group ' s 14 employees to New York from Atlanta . disbanding Why is it disbanding? 5 6 +96 1 RJR Nabisco Inc . is disbanding its division responsible for buying network advertising time , just a month after moving 11 of the group ' s 14 employees to New York from Atlanta . moving Why did it move them? 19 20 +96 1 RJR Nabisco Inc . is disbanding its division responsible for buying network advertising time , just a month after moving 11 of the group ' s 14 employees to New York from Atlanta . disbanding why are they disbanding? 5 6 +96 2 A spokesman for the New York - based food and tobacco giant , taken private earlier this year in a $ 25 billion leveraged buy - out by Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co . , confirmed that it is shutting down the RJR Nabisco Broadcast unit , and dismissing its 14 employees , in a move to save money . private why taken private? 14 15 +96 2 A spokesman for the New York - based food and tobacco giant , taken private earlier this year in a $ 25 billion leveraged buy - out by Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co . , confirmed that it is shutting down the RJR Nabisco Broadcast unit , and dismissing its 14 employees , in a move to save money . A spokesman Who is the spokesman? 0 2 +96 3 The spokesman said RJR is discussing its network - buying plans with its two main advertising firms , FCB / Leber Katz and McCann Erickson . discussing its network - buying plans Why is RJR discussing these plans? 5 11 +96 3 The spokesman said RJR is discussing its network - buying plans with its two main advertising firms , FCB / Leber Katz and McCann Erickson . network - buying plans What plans does it have? 7 11 +96 3 The spokesman said RJR is discussing its network - buying plans with its two main advertising firms , FCB / Leber Katz and McCann Erickson . RJR is what does rjr stand for? 3 5 +96 4 " We found with the size of our media purchases that an ad agency could do just as good a job at significantly lower cost , " said the spokesman , who declined to specify how much RJR spends on network television time . declined to specify Why did he decline to specify? 32 35 +96 4 " We found with the size of our media purchases that an ad agency could do just as good a job at significantly lower cost , " said the spokesman , who declined to specify how much RJR spends on network television time . ad agency which ad agency did they hire? 12 14 +96 5 An executive close to the company said RJR is spending about $ 140 million on network television time this year , down from roughly $ 200 million last year . down Why is the budget down? 21 22 +97 1 Kaufman & Broad Home Corp . said it formed a $ 53 . 4 million limited partnership subsidiary to buy land in California suitable for residential development . California Where in California? 22 23 +97 1 Kaufman & Broad Home Corp . said it formed a $ 53 . 4 million limited partnership subsidiary to buy land in California suitable for residential development . limited partnership subsidiary With whom was this partnership formed? 15 18 +97 1 Kaufman & Broad Home Corp . said it formed a $ 53 . 4 million limited partnership subsidiary to buy land in California suitable for residential development . limited partnership subsidiary what is a limited partnership subsidiary 15 18 +97 3 Kaufman & Broad , a home building company , declined to identify the institutional investors . declined to identify the institutional investors Why did Kaufman & Broad decline to identify its institutional investors? 9 15 +97 3 Kaufman & Broad , a home building company , declined to identify the institutional investors . declined to identify the institutional investors Why did they decline to interview them? 9 15 +97 3 Kaufman & Broad , a home building company , declined to identify the institutional investors . institutional investors what is a insitutional investor 13 15 +97 4 The land to be purchased by the joint venture hasn ' t yet received zoning and other approvals required for development , and part of Kaufman & Broad ' s job will be to obtain such approvals . hasn ' t yet received zoning and other approvals Why haven't zoning and other approvals for development been obtained? 9 18 +97 4 The land to be purchased by the joint venture hasn ' t yet received zoning and other approvals required for development , and part of Kaufman & Broad ' s job will be to obtain such approvals . obtain such approvals What has lead them to shy away from the public eye and buy without having permits yet? 34 37 +97 5 The partnership runs the risk that it may not get the approvals for development , but in return , it can buy land at wholesale rather than retail prices , which can result in sizable savings , said Bruce Karatz , president and chief executive officer of Kaufman & Broad . runs the risk that it may not get the approvals Why is the partnership running the risk of not getting approvals? 2 12 +97 5 The partnership runs the risk that it may not get the approvals for development , but in return , it can buy land at wholesale rather than retail prices , which can result in sizable savings , said Bruce Karatz , president and chief executive officer of Kaufman & Broad . buy land at wholesale Does this mean they are intentionally trying to not get the permit to buy it cheaper? 21 25 +98 1 Atco Ltd . said its utilities arm is considering building new electric power plants , some valued at more than one billion Canadian dollars ( US $ 851 million ) , in Great Britain and elsewhere . Atco Ltd who are atco. ltd? 0 2 +98 1 Atco Ltd . said its utilities arm is considering building new electric power plants , some valued at more than one billion Canadian dollars ( US $ 851 million ) , in Great Britain and elsewhere . in Great Britain and elsewhere . Where else is Atco Ltd. considering building plants? 31 37 +98 1 Atco Ltd . said its utilities arm is considering building new electric power plants , some valued at more than one billion Canadian dollars ( US $ 851 million ) , in Great Britain and elsewhere . Atco Is this a Canadian company trying to expand overseas? 0 1 +98 2 C . S . Richardson , Atco ' s senior vice president , finance , said its 50 . 1 % - owned Canadian Utilities Ltd . unit is reviewing cogeneration projects in eastern Canada , and conventional electric power generating plants elsewhere , including Britain , where the British government plans to allow limited competition in electrical generation from private - sector suppliers as part of its privatization program . from private - sector suppliers Which suppliers? 59 64 +98 2 C . S . Richardson , Atco ' s senior vice president , finance , said its 50 . 1 % - owned Canadian Utilities Ltd . unit is reviewing cogeneration projects in eastern Canada , and conventional electric power generating plants elsewhere , including Britain , where the British government plans to allow limited competition in electrical generation from private - sector suppliers as part of its privatization program . limited Why would Britain allow foreign companies to have this opportunity? 54 55 +98 2 C . S . Richardson , Atco ' s senior vice president , finance , said its 50 . 1 % - owned Canadian Utilities Ltd . unit is reviewing cogeneration projects in eastern Canada , and conventional electric power generating plants elsewhere , including Britain , where the British government plans to allow limited competition in electrical generation from private - sector suppliers as part of its privatization program . limited competition why not full competition? 54 56 +98 3 " The projects are big . projects are big how big are they? 2 5 +98 4 They can be C $ 1 billion plus , " Mr . Richardson said . " But we wouldn ' t go into them alone , " and Canadian Utilities ' equity stake would be small , he said . " Ideally , we ' d like to be the operator { of the project } and a modest equity investor . C $ 1 billion is that canadian? 3 7 +98 5 Our long suit is our proven ability to operate " power plants , he said . long suit long suit meaning what? 1 3 +98 5 Our long suit is our proven ability to operate " power plants , he said . operate " How good is their history in managing powerplants? 8 10 +99 1 Ripples from the strike by 55 , 000 Machinists union members against Boeing Co . reached air carriers Friday as America West Airlines announced it will postpone its new service out of Houston because of delays in receiving aircraft from the Seattle jet maker . reached air carriers Friday Which air carriers? 15 19 +99 1 Ripples from the strike by 55 , 000 Machinists union members against Boeing Co . reached air carriers Friday as America West Airlines announced it will postpone its new service out of Houston because of delays in receiving aircraft from the Seattle jet maker . strike Why were the machinists on strike? 3 4 +99 1 Ripples from the strike by 55 , 000 Machinists union members against Boeing Co . reached air carriers Friday as America West Airlines announced it will postpone its new service out of Houston because of delays in receiving aircraft from the Seattle jet maker . Seattle jet maker are they in downtown seattle? 41 44 +99 2 Peter Otradovec , vice president for planning at the Phoenix , Ariz . , carrier , said in an interview that the work stoppage at Boeing , now entering its 13th day , " has caused some turmoil in our scheduling " and that more than 500 passengers who were booked to fly out of Houston on America West would now be put on other airlines . turmoil in our scheduling " How had the strike put turmoil into the scheduling? 37 42 +99 4 Now , those routes aren ' t expected to begin until Jan . begin until Jan Why would it take until January? 9 12 +99 4 Now , those routes aren ' t expected to begin until Jan . expected to begin until Jan of what year? 7 12 +99 5 Boeing is also supposed to send to America West another 757 twin - engine aircraft as well as a 737 by year ' s end . also supposed will it actually happen? 2 4 +100 1 A consortium of private investors operating as LJH Funding Co . said it has made a $ 409 million cash bid for most of L . J . Hooker Corp . ' s real - estate and shopping - center holdings . A consortium of private investors Who are the private investors? 0 5 +100 1 A consortium of private investors operating as LJH Funding Co . said it has made a $ 409 million cash bid for most of L . J . Hooker Corp . ' s real - estate and shopping - center holdings . bid Why did the private investors decide to make cash bid? 20 21 +100 1 A consortium of private investors operating as LJH Funding Co . said it has made a $ 409 million cash bid for most of L . J . Hooker Corp . ' s real - estate and shopping - center holdings . most of Why only \"most of\"? Why not buy the entire company? 22 24 +100 2 The $ 409 million bid includes the assumption of an estimated $ 300 million in secured liabilities on those properties , according to those making the bid . secured What are secured liabilities? 15 16 +100 2 The $ 409 million bid includes the assumption of an estimated $ 300 million in secured liabilities on those properties , according to those making the bid . secured liabilities what are secured liabilities? 15 17 +100 2 The $ 409 million bid includes the assumption of an estimated $ 300 million in secured liabilities on those properties , according to those making the bid . assumption Unclear what an assumption means in this context, to the average person. 7 8 +100 2 The $ 409 million bid includes the assumption of an estimated $ 300 million in secured liabilities on those properties , according to those making the bid . those making the bid Who else made bids on the properties? 23 27 +100 3 The group is led by Jay Shidler , chief executive officer of Shidler Investment Corp . in Honolulu , and A . Boyd Simpson , chief executive of the Atlanta - based Simpson Organization Inc . Mr . Shidler ' s company specializes in commercial real - estate investment and claims to have $ 1 billion in assets ; Mr . Simpson is a developer and a former senior executive of L . J . Hooker . and How did Jay Shidler and A. Boyd Simpson meet? 19 20 +100 4 " The assets are good , but they require more money and management " than can be provided in L . J . Hooker ' s current situation , said Mr . Simpson in an interview . " Hooker ' s philosophy was to build and sell . build Hooker's philosophy was to build what exactly? 44 45 +100 4 " The assets are good , but they require more money and management " than can be provided in L . J . Hooker ' s current situation , said Mr . Simpson in an interview . " Hooker ' s philosophy was to build and sell . require more money and management " Why do the assets require more money and management? 8 14 +100 4 " The assets are good , but they require more money and management " than can be provided in L . J . Hooker ' s current situation , said Mr . Simpson in an interview . " Hooker ' s philosophy was to build and sell . money and management " Why do they need more money and management? What is wrong with them? 10 14 +100 5 We want to build and hold . " hold They want to hold onto what? 5 6 +100 5 We want to build and hold . " hold hold their investments? 5 6 +101 1 Olin Corp . said third - quarter net income rose 26 % on the strength of its chemical business . third - quarter What happened to the net income in the first and second quarter? 4 7 +101 1 Olin Corp . said third - quarter net income rose 26 % on the strength of its chemical business . rose What was done differently in the third-quarter that the net income rose 26%? 9 10 +101 1 Olin Corp . said third - quarter net income rose 26 % on the strength of its chemical business . 26 % How much is 26% in dollars? 10 12 +101 1 Olin Corp . said third - quarter net income rose 26 % on the strength of its chemical business . strength Third-quarter net income rose because the chemical business was doing well? 14 15 +101 2 Net was $ 24 million , or $ 1 . 15 a share , up from $ 19 million , or 90 cents a share , a year earlier . up from What was done differently this year that was not done last year? 14 16 +101 2 Net was $ 24 million , or $ 1 . 15 a share , up from $ 19 million , or 90 cents a share , a year earlier . share , a year earlier which year? 24 29 +101 3 Sales rose 7 . 4 % to $ 580 million from $ 540 million . rose How did the sales shoot up 7.4% in such a short time? 1 2 +101 3 Sales rose 7 . 4 % to $ 580 million from $ 540 million . $ 540 When was it $540 mil? 11 13 +101 3 Sales rose 7 . 4 % to $ 580 million from $ 540 million . $ 580 million from $ 540 million how quickly? 7 14 +101 4 Olin said its chemical segment had profit of $ 22 million , up from $ 15 million a year ago , largely because of gains in electrochemicals such as caustic soda . gains Were there any losses at all? 24 25 +101 4 Olin said its chemical segment had profit of $ 22 million , up from $ 15 million a year ago , largely because of gains in electrochemicals such as caustic soda . caustic soda Is there a common name for this? 29 31 +101 4 Olin said its chemical segment had profit of $ 22 million , up from $ 15 million a year ago , largely because of gains in electrochemicals such as caustic soda . caustic soda what is caustic soda? 29 31 +101 4 Olin said its chemical segment had profit of $ 22 million , up from $ 15 million a year ago , largely because of gains in electrochemicals such as caustic soda . electrochemicals What are gains in electrochemicals? 26 27 +101 5 The company said the gains were tied to volume increases and higher prices . gains How did the volume increase and what was the cause of higher prices? 4 5 +101 5 The company said the gains were tied to volume increases and higher prices . volume increases Who is buying the most? 8 10 +101 5 The company said the gains were tied to volume increases and higher prices . volume increases what is a volume increase? 8 10 +102 1 Bank of New England Corp . , seeking to streamline its business after a year of weak earnings and mounting loan problems , said it will sell some operations and lay off 4 % of its work force . some operations Which operations will it sell? 27 29 +102 2 The bank holding company also reported that third - quarter profit dropped 41 % , to $ 42 . 7 million , or 61 cents a share , from the year - earlier $ 72 . 3 million , or $ 1 . 04 a share . year - earlier Which year? 30 33 +102 2 The bank holding company also reported that third - quarter profit dropped 41 % , to $ 42 . 7 million , or 61 cents a share , from the year - earlier $ 72 . 3 million , or $ 1 . 04 a share . profit dropped Why did profit drop? 10 12 +102 4 Altogether , employment is expected to decline to less than 16 , 000 from the current level of about 18 , 000 . current level of about 18 , 000 Are they going to get unemployment? 15 22 +102 5 Walter Connolly , chairman , said in an interview that the company expects to record pretax gains of $ 100 million to $ 125 million from the sale of its leasing operations and of certain financial processing services . certain financial processing services Which services? 34 38 +102 5 Walter Connolly , chairman , said in an interview that the company expects to record pretax gains of $ 100 million to $ 125 million from the sale of its leasing operations and of certain financial processing services . pretax gains What is the number after taxes? 15 17 +103 1 Canada , which is preparing to speed up tariff cuts with the U . S . , recorded a 47 % narrowing in its trade surplus with the U . S . in August , Statistics Canada , a federal agency , reported . narrowing Why is Canada narrowing the trade surplus with U.S.? 21 22 +103 1 Canada , which is preparing to speed up tariff cuts with the U . S . , recorded a 47 % narrowing in its trade surplus with the U . S . in August , Statistics Canada , a federal agency , reported . speed up tariff cuts Does this mean reducing the tariffs and thus reducing lost money when trading? 6 10 +103 2 U . S . exports to Canada jumped 11 . 2 % in August from July while U . S . imports from Canada rose only 2 . 7 % . Canada rose only 2 . 7 % did it have a bad effect? 23 30 +103 2 U . S . exports to Canada jumped 11 . 2 % in August from July while U . S . imports from Canada rose only 2 . 7 % . U . S . imports from Canada rose only 2 . 7 % Why did imports barely rise when exports rose so much? 17 30 +103 3 As a result , Canada ' s trade surplus with the U . S . narrowed to C $ 656 . 5 million ( US $ 558 million ) in August from C $ 1 . 23 billion ( US $ 1 . 04 billion ) in July . narrowed How has this decrease in surplus affect trading? 15 16 +103 3 As a result , Canada ' s trade surplus with the U . S . narrowed to C $ 656 . 5 million ( US $ 558 million ) in August from C $ 1 . 23 billion ( US $ 1 . 04 billion ) in July . narrowed to C $ 656 . 5 million Why did the trade surplus reduce so much if tariffs were cut? 15 23 +103 4 U . S . exports benefited in August from heavy Canadian spending on new plant and equipment and a pickup in Canadian auto demand , Canadian officials said . demand , Canadian officials said which person said it? 23 28 +103 4 U . S . exports benefited in August from heavy Canadian spending on new plant and equipment and a pickup in Canadian auto demand , Canadian officials said . spending on new plant and equipment What kind of new plant equipment? 11 17 +103 5 The U . S . and Canada , which do more trade than any other pair of nations , are to meet next month to arrange an acceleration of planned tariff cuts under the U . S . - Canada free trade agreement . than any other pair of nations , are to meet who is the second biggest pair? 12 22 +103 5 The U . S . and Canada , which do more trade than any other pair of nations , are to meet next month to arrange an acceleration of planned tariff cuts under the U . S . - Canada free trade agreement . acceleration Why are they in such a hurry to come to agreements for the tariff cuts? 27 28 +104 1 The Federal National Mortgage Association set up a three - member office of the chairman and elected James A . Johnson as vice chairman , effective Jan . 1 . James A . Johnson Who is he and where did he come from? 17 21 +104 2 Mr . Johnson has been a managing director at Shearson Lehman Hutton since 1985 , and before that was president of Public Strategies , a Washington consulting firm . Shearson Lehman Hutton What is this company? 9 12 +104 3 He is well - known in Democratic circles , having been executive assistant to Vice President Walter Mondale and chairman of Mr . Mondale ' s 1984 presidential campaign . chairman of Mr . Mondale ' s Did this mean he dealt with the money required for the campaign? 19 26 +104 5 Mr . Johnson , 45 years old , has been a consultant on strategy to Fannie Mae for the past 3 1 / 2 years . consultant on strategy to Fannie Mae What does strategy refer too in this context? 11 17 +105 1 I approached " Mastergate , " Larry Gelbart ' s new comedy at the Criterion Center , with considerable trepidation . considerable trepidation Why did he feel this way? 18 20 +105 1 I approached " Mastergate , " Larry Gelbart ' s new comedy at the Criterion Center , with considerable trepidation . Criterion Center , with considerable trepidation Where was this center located? 14 20 +105 1 I approached " Mastergate , " Larry Gelbart ' s new comedy at the Criterion Center , with considerable trepidation . trepidation Why was the person approaching the comedy with trepidation? 19 20 +105 1 I approached " Mastergate , " Larry Gelbart ' s new comedy at the Criterion Center , with considerable trepidation . considerable trepidation Is this due to Larry Gebart's personality and possibly his political orientation? 18 20 +105 1 I approached " Mastergate , " Larry Gelbart ' s new comedy at the Criterion Center , with considerable trepidation . considerable trepidation Why did the writer have considerable trepidation concerning Larry Gelbart's \"Matergate\" comedy? 18 20 +105 2 Nothing , I assumed , would be more hopelessly dated than a political satire on the Iran - Contra affair . political satire on the Iran - Contra affair . Why is this hopelessly dated? 12 21 +105 2 Nothing , I assumed , would be more hopelessly dated than a political satire on the Iran - Contra affair . Iran - Contra affair When was this? 16 20 +105 2 Nothing , I assumed , would be more hopelessly dated than a political satire on the Iran - Contra affair . Iran - Contra affair What is the Iran-Contra affair and why would anyone make a satire out of it? 16 20 +105 3 I had underestimated , however , both Mr . Gelbart ' s wit and the persistence of scandal in Washington . Mr . Gelbart ' s Who is Mr. Gelbart? 7 12 +105 3 I had underestimated , however , both Mr . Gelbart ' s wit and the persistence of scandal in Washington . scandal in Washington Does the scandal have to do with the Iran-Contra affair? 17 20 +105 3 I had underestimated , however , both Mr . Gelbart ' s wit and the persistence of scandal in Washington . scandal What scandal is the person talking about? 17 18 +105 4 Though the play clearly is framed around the events of Iran - Contra , it takes in the wide sweep of scandals over the past 30 years . wide sweep of scandals What are these scandals? 18 22 +105 4 Though the play clearly is framed around the events of Iran - Contra , it takes in the wide sweep of scandals over the past 30 years . wide sweep of scandals Does it target certain political parties? What stand point does it come from? 18 22 +105 4 Though the play clearly is framed around the events of Iran - Contra , it takes in the wide sweep of scandals over the past 30 years . scandals What other scandals over the past 30 years? 21 22 +105 4 Though the play clearly is framed around the events of Iran - Contra , it takes in the wide sweep of scandals over the past 30 years . sweep of scandals over the past 30 years What scandals happened over 30 years? 19 27 +105 4 Though the play clearly is framed around the events of Iran - Contra , it takes in the wide sweep of scandals over the past 30 years . wide sweep of scandals over the past 30 years How does the play incorporate 30 years worth of scandals into its narrative? 18 27 +105 5 In fact , at one point Merry Chase ( Melinda Mullins ) , a cool , carefully coiffed television announcer , recites a list of a dozen or more scandals of recent years , concluding with those affecting the Department of Housing and Urban Development and the savings and loan industry . dozen or more scandals of recent years , Can we be informed on more of these scandals? 26 34 +105 5 In fact , at one point Merry Chase ( Melinda Mullins ) , a cool , carefully coiffed television announcer , recites a list of a dozen or more scandals of recent years , concluding with those affecting the Department of Housing and Urban Development and the savings and loan industry . Department of Housing and Urban Development What scandal involved the HUD office? 39 45 +105 5 In fact , at one point Merry Chase ( Melinda Mullins ) , a cool , carefully coiffed television announcer , recites a list of a dozen or more scandals of recent years , concluding with those affecting the Department of Housing and Urban Development and the savings and loan industry . savings and loan industry What was the scandal involving the savings and loan industry? 47 51 +106 1 The former president of FirstSouth F . A . , a defunct Arkansas thrift , pleaded guilty to conspiring to inflate the institution ' s earnings by concealing worthless loan guarantees . by concealing worthless loan guarantees What are they? 26 31 +106 1 The former president of FirstSouth F . A . , a defunct Arkansas thrift , pleaded guilty to conspiring to inflate the institution ' s earnings by concealing worthless loan guarantees . a defunct Arkansas thrift , What is a defunct Arkansas thrift? 10 15 +106 1 The former president of FirstSouth F . A . , a defunct Arkansas thrift , pleaded guilty to conspiring to inflate the institution ' s earnings by concealing worthless loan guarantees . worthless loan guarantees How did worthless loan guarantees inflate the earnings? 28 31 +106 1 The former president of FirstSouth F . A . , a defunct Arkansas thrift , pleaded guilty to conspiring to inflate the institution ' s earnings by concealing worthless loan guarantees . loan why are they worthless loan guarantees? 29 30 +106 1 The former president of FirstSouth F . A . , a defunct Arkansas thrift , pleaded guilty to conspiring to inflate the institution ' s earnings by concealing worthless loan guarantees . thrift , What is a thrift in this context? 13 15 +106 2 Roderick D . Reed III , who was also chief operating officer of FirstSouth , could receive a maximum sentence of five years in federal prison and a $ 250 , 000 fine . also chief operating officer of FirstSouth , How did someone so crooked get two positions of power at this company? 8 15 +106 2 Roderick D . Reed III , who was also chief operating officer of FirstSouth , could receive a maximum sentence of five years in federal prison and a $ 250 , 000 fine . of five years in federal prison and is he likely to get it? 20 27 +106 2 Roderick D . Reed III , who was also chief operating officer of FirstSouth , could receive a maximum sentence of five years in federal prison and a $ 250 , 000 fine . five Does he have a chance of parole? 21 22 +106 3 A sentencing date hasn ' t been set . sentencing why hasnt it been set? 1 2 +106 3 A sentencing date hasn ' t been set . date Why and what is the delay? 2 3 +106 4 Mr . Reed admitted he conspired to conceal an agreement not to enforce loan guarantees executed by Dallas real - estate developers A . Starke Taylor III and George S . Watson , both of whom were FirstSouth stockholders . conspired to conceal an agreement How did he think he'd get away with that? 5 10 +106 4 Mr . Reed admitted he conspired to conceal an agreement not to enforce loan guarantees executed by Dallas real - estate developers A . Starke Taylor III and George S . Watson , both of whom were FirstSouth stockholders . conspired What methods did he take to commit to this conspiracy? 5 6 +106 5 Neither Mr . Taylor nor Mr . Watson have been charged with criminal wrongdoing . wrongdoing Again, it doesn't let me highlight everything - just a single word. What wrongdoing were the initially accused of? 13 14 +106 5 Neither Mr . Taylor nor Mr . Watson have been charged with criminal wrongdoing . have been charged Why would these two individuals not be charged as well? 8 11 +106 5 Neither Mr . Taylor nor Mr . Watson have been charged with criminal wrongdoing . criminal wrongdoing why werent they charged? 12 14 +107 1 Prospect Group Inc . , whose recent hostile tender offer for Recognition Equipment Inc . failed for lack of financing , apparently has gained a measure of control over the troubled company anyway . gained How did Prospect Group Inc. gain any control, over Recognition Equipment Inc? 23 24 +107 1 Prospect Group Inc . , whose recent hostile tender offer for Recognition Equipment Inc . failed for lack of financing , apparently has gained a measure of control over the troubled company anyway . recent hostile tender offer How was the offer hostile? 6 10 +107 1 Prospect Group Inc . , whose recent hostile tender offer for Recognition Equipment Inc . failed for lack of financing , apparently has gained a measure of control over the troubled company anyway . over the troubled company anyway How did it gain control despite failing? 28 33 +107 2 As part of what a Recognition spokeswoman termed an " amiable agreement , " Prospect Group will wind up with control of top management posts and an increased stake in the maker of data management equipment . spokeswoman What is the name of this spokeswoman? 6 7 +107 2 As part of what a Recognition spokeswoman termed an " amiable agreement , " Prospect Group will wind up with control of top management posts and an increased stake in the maker of data management equipment . " amiable What's is an amiable agreement? 9 11 +107 2 As part of what a Recognition spokeswoman termed an " amiable agreement , " Prospect Group will wind up with control of top management posts and an increased stake in the maker of data management equipment . " amiable agreement , " Why is it being described as amiable if it was hostile? 9 14 +107 3 In a management restructuring , Thomas L . Ringer resigned as chairman , chief executive and a director , while Israel Sheinberg resigned as a director . Thomas Who replaced those guys? 5 6 +107 3 In a management restructuring , Thomas L . Ringer resigned as chairman , chief executive and a director , while Israel Sheinberg resigned as a director . Sheinberg resigned as a director what was his reasoning for resignation? 21 26 +107 4 Mr . Sheinberg remains as executive vice president . Sheinberg Why did Mr, Sheinberg get promoted? 2 3 +107 4 Mr . Sheinberg remains as executive vice president . remains Why will he retain this role if not the other? 3 4 +107 4 Mr . Sheinberg remains as executive vice president . Sheinberg remains as executive does he want to keep the position? 2 6 +107 5 Thomas M . Hurley and Robert A . Vanourek , who had been designated to take over Recognition ' s top spots had Prospect ' s tender offer succeeded , were named co - chief executives and directors . Recognition ' s How many top spots did Recognition have? 17 20 +107 5 Thomas M . Hurley and Robert A . Vanourek , who had been designated to take over Recognition ' s top spots had Prospect ' s tender offer succeeded , were named co - chief executives and directors . tender offer WHAT IS A TENDER OFFER? 26 28 +108 1 Tribune Co . , helped by a hefty boost in performance at its broadcasting and entertainment operations , said net income jumped 21 % in its third quarter ended Sept . 24 on a 3 % increase in revenue . helped by a hefty boost How did they help? 4 9 +108 1 Tribune Co . , helped by a hefty boost in performance at its broadcasting and entertainment operations , said net income jumped 21 % in its third quarter ended Sept . 24 on a 3 % increase in revenue . 3 % increase in revenue What does that equate to? 34 39 +108 2 The broadcasting and newspaper concern , based in Chicago , said net was $ 62 . 7 million , or 77 cents a primary share , up from $ 51 . 6 million , or 69 cents a share . broadcasting and newspaper concern , why is it a concern? 1 6 +108 3 Per - share figures this year reflect $ 6 . 8 million in preferred - share dividends ; the 1988 quarter didn ' t have such a payout . 1988 quarter didn ' t have such a payout How does this play into things? 19 28 +108 3 Per - share figures this year reflect $ 6 . 8 million in preferred - share dividends ; the 1988 quarter didn ' t have such a payout . 1988 quarter was this a long time ago? 19 21 +108 4 Revenue rose to $ 590 . 7 million from $ 575 . 1 million . Revenue rose How much would they dividend be? 0 2 +108 5 Nine - month net climbed 19 % to $ 174 . 8 million , or $ 2 . 21 a primary share , from $ 147 . 5 million , or $ 1 . 94 a share . Nine - month net climbed 19 % Why did it climb? 0 7 +109 1 Tuesday , October 17 , 1989 Tuesday , October 17 , 1989 What happened on this date? 0 6 +109 1 Tuesday , October 17 , 1989 Tuesday , October 17 , 1989 What is significant about Tuesday, October 17,1989? 0 6 +109 1 Tuesday , October 17 , 1989 Tuesday , October 17 , 1989 What is this date? 0 6 +109 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . don ' t always represent Why don't interest rates always represent transactions? 19 24 +109 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . actual What is a good representation of actual transactions? 24 25 +109 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . actual transactions what do they represent? 24 26 +109 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % Where is the rest of the list? 0 8 +109 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . PRIME RATE : what is a prime rate? 0 3 +109 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % What is this for? 0 8 +109 4 The base rate on corporate loans at large U . S . money center commercial banks . base What is the base rate on corporate loans at large US banks? 1 2 +109 4 The base rate on corporate loans at large U . S . money center commercial banks . center commercial banks which banks? 13 16 +109 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 8 11 / 16 % high , 8 5 / 8 % low , 8 5 / 8 % near closing bid , 8 11 / 16 % offered . 8 11 / 16 % high , How much in USD is that number? 3 10 +109 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 8 11 / 16 % high , 8 5 / 8 % low , 8 5 / 8 % near closing bid , 8 11 / 16 % offered . FEDERAL FUNDS : What are federal funds? 0 3 +109 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 8 11 / 16 % high , 8 5 / 8 % low , 8 5 / 8 % near closing bid , 8 11 / 16 % offered . FEDERAL What do Federal Funds represent? 0 1 +109 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 8 11 / 16 % high , 8 5 / 8 % low , 8 5 / 8 % near closing bid , 8 11 / 16 % offered . FEDERAL FUNDS : What are these for? 0 3 +110 1 Ashton - Tate Corp . reported a net loss of $ 19 . 4 million , or 74 cents a share , for the third quarter , which was burdened by severance costs and the expense of upgrading its database software inventories . severance Why was there such a big debt in severance? 31 32 +110 1 Ashton - Tate Corp . reported a net loss of $ 19 . 4 million , or 74 cents a share , for the third quarter , which was burdened by severance costs and the expense of upgrading its database software inventories . upgrading its database software inventories How big was it's database software inventories before? 37 42 +110 1 Ashton - Tate Corp . reported a net loss of $ 19 . 4 million , or 74 cents a share , for the third quarter , which was burdened by severance costs and the expense of upgrading its database software inventories . severance costs Are these severance costs going to laid off employees? 31 33 +110 2 The software company said revenue slid 28 % to $ 53 . 9 million . slid What was the reason for the slide? 5 6 +110 2 The software company said revenue slid 28 % to $ 53 . 9 million . revenue slid 28 % What was the revenue prior to this? 4 8 +110 3 This contrasts with the year - ago quarter , when the company had net income of $ 11 . 7 million , or 45 cents a share , on revenue of $ 75 . 7 million . income What happened compared to a year-ago? 14 15 +110 3 This contrasts with the year - ago quarter , when the company had net income of $ 11 . 7 million , or 45 cents a share , on revenue of $ 75 . 7 million . This contrasts with the year - ago quarter , What was the reason behind the decline in revenue? 0 9 +110 3 This contrasts with the year - ago quarter , when the company had net income of $ 11 . 7 million , or 45 cents a share , on revenue of $ 75 . 7 million . year - ago Is this the exact same quarter just one year prior? 4 7 +110 4 For the nine months , Ashton - Tate had a loss of $ 27 . 6 million , or $ 1 . 05 a share . Ashton - Tate What is Ashton Tate? 5 8 +110 5 In the year - ago period , the company had profit of $ 34 . 3 million , or $ 1 . 32 a share . company had profit of $ 34 . 3 million , What is the company's profit during this period? 8 18 +110 5 In the year - ago period , the company had profit of $ 34 . 3 million , or $ 1 . 32 a share . period , Is this time measured in quarters or months? 5 7 +111 1 A surprising surge in the U . S . trade deficit raised fears that the nation ' s export drive has stalled , and caused new turmoil in financial markets . the nation ' s export drive has stalled , Why would our export drive have stalled in other nations? 14 23 +111 1 A surprising surge in the U . S . trade deficit raised fears that the nation ' s export drive has stalled , and caused new turmoil in financial markets . nation ' s export drive has stalled , Why would the export drive stall? 15 23 +111 1 A surprising surge in the U . S . trade deficit raised fears that the nation ' s export drive has stalled , and caused new turmoil in financial markets . surprising surge Why was there a surprising surge in the U.S. trade deficit? 1 3 +111 1 A surprising surge in the U . S . trade deficit raised fears that the nation ' s export drive has stalled , and caused new turmoil in financial markets . surprising surge how did the surge occur?\nwhy is it surprising? 1 3 +111 2 The merchandise trade deficit widened in August to $ 10 . 77 billion , the Commerce Department reported , a sharp deterioration from July ' s $ 8 . 24 billion and the largest deficit of any month this year . $ 8 . 24 billion and the largest Why did the largest deficit happen in July? 26 34 +111 2 The merchandise trade deficit widened in August to $ 10 . 77 billion , the Commerce Department reported , a sharp deterioration from July ' s $ 8 . 24 billion and the largest deficit of any month this year . The merchandise trade What types of goods are being effected the most? 0 3 +111 2 The merchandise trade deficit widened in August to $ 10 . 77 billion , the Commerce Department reported , a sharp deterioration from July ' s $ 8 . 24 billion and the largest deficit of any month this year . widened in August Why did the merchandise trade deficit widen in August? 4 7 +111 3 Exports fell for the second month in a row , while imports rose to a record . while imports rose Would putting a tariff on those imports help mend the deficit? 10 13 +111 3 Exports fell for the second month in a row , while imports rose to a record . fell for the second month Why did the exports fell for two moths in a row? 1 6 +111 3 Exports fell for the second month in a row , while imports rose to a record . imports rose to a record Why did the imports rose while the exports were falling?\n 11 16 +111 4 " This is one of the worst trade releases we ' ve had since the dollar troughed out in 1987 , " said Geoffrey Dennis , chief international economist at James Capel Inc . Like most analysts , Mr . Dennis was hesitant to read too much into one month ' s numbers ; but he said , " It indicates perhaps that the balance in the U . S . economy is not as good as we ' ve been led to believe . " not as good as we ' ve been led to believe . " Why would the balance in the US economy not be as balanced as believed? 73 86 +111 4 " This is one of the worst trade releases we ' ve had since the dollar troughed out in 1987 , " said Geoffrey Dennis , chief international economist at James Capel Inc . Like most analysts , Mr . Dennis was hesitant to read too much into one month ' s numbers ; but he said , " It indicates perhaps that the balance in the U . S . economy is not as good as we ' ve been led to believe . " not as good Who misled Mr. Dennis into believing the U.S. economy was better than it actually was? 73 76 +111 4 " This is one of the worst trade releases we ' ve had since the dollar troughed out in 1987 , " said Geoffrey Dennis , chief international economist at James Capel Inc . Like most analysts , Mr . Dennis was hesitant to read too much into one month ' s numbers ; but he said , " It indicates perhaps that the balance in the U . S . economy is not as good as we ' ve been led to believe . " hesitant to read Why are most analysts hesitant to read one month's numbers? 42 45 +111 5 The number had a troubling effect on Wall Street , suggesting that more fundamental economic problems may underlie last Friday ' s stock market slide . more fundamental economic problems How big of an economical problem could this turnout to be? 12 16 +111 5 The number had a troubling effect on Wall Street , suggesting that more fundamental economic problems may underlie last Friday ' s stock market slide . fundamental economic problems What are the fundamental economic problems underlying the stock market's slide? 13 16 +111 5 The number had a troubling effect on Wall Street , suggesting that more fundamental economic problems may underlie last Friday ' s stock market slide . last Friday ' s stock market slide how does the last friday's slide affect the future numbers of the Wall street? 18 25 +112 1 Hopes for quick enactment of pending deficit - reduction legislation faded as efforts to streamline the House version in advance of a House - Senate conference broke down . Hopes who is hoping? 0 1 +112 1 Hopes for quick enactment of pending deficit - reduction legislation faded as efforts to streamline the House version in advance of a House - Senate conference broke down . deficit - reduction legislation What does \"deficit-reduction legislation\" mean? 6 10 +112 1 Hopes for quick enactment of pending deficit - reduction legislation faded as efforts to streamline the House version in advance of a House - Senate conference broke down . House version What does the \"House version\" consist of? 16 18 +112 1 Hopes for quick enactment of pending deficit - reduction legislation faded as efforts to streamline the House version in advance of a House - Senate conference broke down . conference broke down Why did the conference break down? 25 28 +112 2 House leaders had hoped to follow the Senate ' s lead by getting an agreement from House committee chairmen under which they would drop items that wouldn ' t reduce the fiscal 1990 budget deficit from the House - passed bill before the negotiations with the Senate began . House leaders had hoped Which house leaders? 0 4 +112 2 House leaders had hoped to follow the Senate ' s lead by getting an agreement from House committee chairmen under which they would drop items that wouldn ' t reduce the fiscal 1990 budget deficit from the House - passed bill before the negotiations with the Senate began . 1990 budget is this a well known budget? 32 34 +112 2 House leaders had hoped to follow the Senate ' s lead by getting an agreement from House committee chairmen under which they would drop items that wouldn ' t reduce the fiscal 1990 budget deficit from the House - passed bill before the negotiations with the Senate began . House - passed bill What was the \"House-passed bill?\" 37 41 +112 3 But the effort became snagged on the question of what would become of other issues , ranging from cutting the capital - gains tax to child care to repeal of catastrophic - illness insurance . " Many members feel there are important features of the House bill that should be enacted , " Speaker Thomas Foley ( D . , Wash . ) said . " If there is any support for reducing the bill , it is conditioned on their desire to see them passed in another form . " their desire why do they desire it? 80 82 +112 3 But the effort became snagged on the question of what would become of other issues , ranging from cutting the capital - gains tax to child care to repeal of catastrophic - illness insurance . " Many members feel there are important features of the House bill that should be enacted , " Speaker Thomas Foley ( D . , Wash . ) said . " If there is any support for reducing the bill , it is conditioned on their desire to see them passed in another form . " reducing the bill , Why would they want to reduce the bill? 72 76 +112 4 Now those items will be discussed in a House - Senate conference , which could begin as soon as today , with the expectation that they could either be resolved there or placed into other legislation . " You ' ve got to give these chairmen the opportunity to see if they can work things out , " said House Budget Committee Chairman Leon Panetta ( D . , Calif . ) . " This is a democratic process - - you can ' t slam - dunk anything around here . " placed into other legislation Why would it be placed into another legislation? 32 36 +112 5 White House Budget Director Richard Darman has said he would continue to press to keep the capital - gains provision in the final version of the bill unless the House drops many of its costly provisions . Richard Darman what are his credentials? 4 6 +112 5 White House Budget Director Richard Darman has said he would continue to press to keep the capital - gains provision in the final version of the bill unless the House drops many of its costly provisions . capital - gains provision What is the capital-gains provision? 16 20 +112 5 White House Budget Director Richard Darman has said he would continue to press to keep the capital - gains provision in the final version of the bill unless the House drops many of its costly provisions . capital - gains provision What is the capital-gains provision? 16 20 +113 1 Mutual - fund czar John M . Templeton has put his money where his moniker is , pouring $ 1 . 4 million into one of his own funds , the Templeton Value Fund . John M . Templeton What is John M. Templeton's net worth? 4 8 +113 1 Mutual - fund czar John M . Templeton has put his money where his moniker is , pouring $ 1 . 4 million into one of his own funds , the Templeton Value Fund . pouring $ 1 . 4 million into one of his own funds , Why is Templeton putting so much of his own money into the fund? 17 30 +113 1 Mutual - fund czar John M . Templeton has put his money where his moniker is , pouring $ 1 . 4 million into one of his own funds , the Templeton Value Fund . Templeton Value Fund What does this fund do for the public? 31 34 +113 2 Mr . Templeton owns shares in several of the 33 funds that his firm manages , but only in three of the 10 available to U . S . investors , according to filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission . three of the 10 available to U . S . investors , Who are the other funds available to? 19 31 +113 2 Mr . Templeton owns shares in several of the 33 funds that his firm manages , but only in three of the 10 available to U . S . investors , according to filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission . 33 funds What are some of the 33 funds? 9 11 +113 3 Those are Templeton Global Income , Templeton Emerging Markets and now the Value Fund . Templeton Emerging Markets Which countries does the Templeton Emerging Markets fund invest in? 6 9 +113 3 Those are Templeton Global Income , Templeton Emerging Markets and now the Value Fund . Global Income , Templeton Emerging Markets What do these funds do? 3 9 +113 4 Why did he add the Value Fund to the list ? Value Fund What's the Value Fund's ROI? 5 7 +113 4 Why did he add the Value Fund to the list ? Why Why did he add the Value Fund to the list? 0 1 +113 5 Because he ' s very bullish on the emerging growth stocks that make up the fund ' s portfolio , Mr . Templeton said from his Bahamas hideaway . very bullish Why is Mr. Templeton bullish on emerging growth stocks? 4 6 +113 5 Because he ' s very bullish on the emerging growth stocks that make up the fund ' s portfolio , Mr . Templeton said from his Bahamas hideaway . he ' s very bullish on the emerging growth Why is Templeton so bullish on the stocks? 1 10 +113 5 Because he ' s very bullish on the emerging growth stocks that make up the fund ' s portfolio , Mr . Templeton said from his Bahamas hideaway . bullish Bullish in what sense? 5 6 +113 5 Because he ' s very bullish on the emerging growth stocks that make up the fund ' s portfolio , Mr . Templeton said from his Bahamas hideaway . bullish What does this mean in terms of business? 5 6 +114 1 A new drug to prevent the rejection of transplanted organs has been successfully used on more than 100 patients at the University of Pittsburgh , according to researchers . according to researchers . Who are the researchers? 25 29 +114 1 A new drug to prevent the rejection of transplanted organs has been successfully used on more than 100 patients at the University of Pittsburgh , according to researchers . prevent the rejection How does it completely prevent rejection? 4 7 +114 1 A new drug to prevent the rejection of transplanted organs has been successfully used on more than 100 patients at the University of Pittsburgh , according to researchers . successfully used What length of time indicates a success for this test? 12 14 +114 1 A new drug to prevent the rejection of transplanted organs has been successfully used on more than 100 patients at the University of Pittsburgh , according to researchers . new drug What is the chemical makeup of the new drug? 1 3 +114 1 A new drug to prevent the rejection of transplanted organs has been successfully used on more than 100 patients at the University of Pittsburgh , according to researchers . rejection Why are transplanted organ rejected? 6 7 +114 2 The drug , which is still in the experimental phase , hasn ' t been approved yet by the Food and Drug Admistration , and its long - term effects are unknown . long - term effects What kind of long-term effects are possible? 26 30 +114 2 The drug , which is still in the experimental phase , hasn ' t been approved yet by the Food and Drug Admistration , and its long - term effects are unknown . which is still in the experimental phase , How long has the drug been being experimented with? 3 11 +114 2 The drug , which is still in the experimental phase , hasn ' t been approved yet by the Food and Drug Admistration , and its long - term effects are unknown . drug , which is still in the experimental phase , What is the name of the new drug? 1 11 +114 2 The drug , which is still in the experimental phase , hasn ' t been approved yet by the Food and Drug Admistration , and its long - term effects are unknown . approved How long does it take to get approved? 15 16 +114 3 But researchers say the drug , called FK - 506 , could revolutionize the transplantation field by reducing harmful side effects and by lowering rejection rates . reducing harmful side effects What harmful side effects does it help prevent? 17 21 +114 3 But researchers say the drug , called FK - 506 , could revolutionize the transplantation field by reducing harmful side effects and by lowering rejection rates . by reducing harmful side effects What side effects are being reduced? 16 21 +114 3 But researchers say the drug , called FK - 506 , could revolutionize the transplantation field by reducing harmful side effects and by lowering rejection rates . lowering rejection rates How much are the rejection rates being lowered? 23 26 +114 3 But researchers say the drug , called FK - 506 , could revolutionize the transplantation field by reducing harmful side effects and by lowering rejection rates . reducing harmful side effects and by lowering What is the reaction that causes the reduction in harmful side effects and the lowering of rejection rates? 17 24 +114 3 But researchers say the drug , called FK - 506 , could revolutionize the transplantation field by reducing harmful side effects and by lowering rejection rates . side effects How do they know it reduces side effects if it hasn't been tested long enough yet? 19 21 +114 4 Rejection has been the major obstacle in the approximately 30 , 000 organ transplants performed world - wide each year . 30 , 000 organ transplants What is the limiting factor in terms of the number of transplants that occur? 9 14 +114 4 Rejection has been the major obstacle in the approximately 30 , 000 organ transplants performed world - wide each year . 30 , 000 organ transplants performed What organ is the most commonly rejected? 9 15 +114 5 Researchers began using the drug in February on patients who had received kidney , liver , heart and pancreas transplants . kidney , liver , heart and pancreas How does the drug perform when other organs are being transplanted? 12 19 +114 5 Researchers began using the drug in February on patients who had received kidney , liver , heart and pancreas transplants . using the drug in February on patients How many patient trials have there been? 2 9 +114 5 Researchers began using the drug in February on patients who had received kidney , liver , heart and pancreas transplants . using the drug How can they use the drug if it has not been approved yet? 2 5 +115 1 The dollar finished softer yesterday , tilted lower by continued concern about the stock market . continued concern What is concerning about the stock market? 9 11 +115 1 The dollar finished softer yesterday , tilted lower by continued concern about the stock market . concern Why is there concern about the stock market? 10 11 +115 1 The dollar finished softer yesterday , tilted lower by continued concern about the stock market . softer does softer mean lower? 3 4 +115 1 The dollar finished softer yesterday , tilted lower by continued concern about the stock market . concern about the stock market Why is there concern about the stock market? 10 15 +115 2 " We ' re trading with a very wary eye on Wall Street , " said Trevor Woodland , chief corporate trader at Harris Trust & Savings Bank in New York . " No one is willing to place a firm bet that the stock market won ' t take another tumultuous ride . " another tumultuous ride What tumultuous ride has the stock market been on? 50 53 +115 2 " We ' re trading with a very wary eye on Wall Street , " said Trevor Woodland , chief corporate trader at Harris Trust & Savings Bank in New York . " No one is willing to place a firm bet that the stock market won ' t take another tumultuous ride . " tumultuous ride Why is the stock market taking a tumultuous ride? 51 53 +115 2 " We ' re trading with a very wary eye on Wall Street , " said Trevor Woodland , chief corporate trader at Harris Trust & Savings Bank in New York . " No one is willing to place a firm bet that the stock market won ' t take another tumultuous ride . " tumultuous why would it? 51 52 +115 2 " We ' re trading with a very wary eye on Wall Street , " said Trevor Woodland , chief corporate trader at Harris Trust & Savings Bank in New York . " No one is willing to place a firm bet that the stock market won ' t take another tumultuous ride . " tumultuous ride Why would the stock market take another tumultuous ride? 51 53 +115 3 News of the major earthquake in California Tuesday triggered a round of dollar sales in early Asian trade , but most foreign - exchange dealers said they expect the impact of the quake on financial markets to be short - lived . major earthquake in California Where is California was there an earthquake? 3 7 +115 3 News of the major earthquake in California Tuesday triggered a round of dollar sales in early Asian trade , but most foreign - exchange dealers said they expect the impact of the quake on financial markets to be short - lived . short - lived Why would the financial impact be short lived? 38 41 +115 3 News of the major earthquake in California Tuesday triggered a round of dollar sales in early Asian trade , but most foreign - exchange dealers said they expect the impact of the quake on financial markets to be short - lived . triggered a round Why did the earthquake create sales in Asian trade? 8 11 +115 3 News of the major earthquake in California Tuesday triggered a round of dollar sales in early Asian trade , but most foreign - exchange dealers said they expect the impact of the quake on financial markets to be short - lived . short - lived Why would the impact of the earthquake on financial markets be short-lived? 38 41 +115 3 News of the major earthquake in California Tuesday triggered a round of dollar sales in early Asian trade , but most foreign - exchange dealers said they expect the impact of the quake on financial markets to be short - lived . major earthquake Why does a major earthquake in California effect Asian trade? 3 5 +115 4 Despite the dollar ' s lackluster performance , some foreign - exchange traders maintain that the U . S . unit remains relatively well bid . traders maintain What makes the traders' opinion different than the performance of the dollar? 12 14 +115 5 Harris Trust ' s Mr . Woodland noted that the unit continues to show resilience in the face of a barrage of " headline negatives " in recent weeks , including rate increases in Europe and Japan , aggressive central bank intervention , a 190 - point plunge in New York stock prices , an unexpectedly poor U . S . trade report and action by the Federal Reserve to nudge U . S . rates lower . show resilience How has it shown resilience? 13 15 +115 5 Harris Trust ' s Mr . Woodland noted that the unit continues to show resilience in the face of a barrage of " headline negatives " in recent weeks , including rate increases in Europe and Japan , aggressive central bank intervention , a 190 - point plunge in New York stock prices , an unexpectedly poor U . S . trade report and action by the Federal Reserve to nudge U . S . rates lower . " headline negatives " is this just bad news? 22 26 +115 5 Harris Trust ' s Mr . Woodland noted that the unit continues to show resilience in the face of a barrage of " headline negatives " in recent weeks , including rate increases in Europe and Japan , aggressive central bank intervention , a 190 - point plunge in New York stock prices , an unexpectedly poor U . S . trade report and action by the Federal Reserve to nudge U . S . rates lower . show resilience How is the dollar showing resilience? 13 15 +116 1 INSURERS ARE FACING billions of dollars in damage claims from the California quake . INSURERS ARE FACING Why is it typed all in capitals? 0 3 +116 1 INSURERS ARE FACING billions of dollars in damage claims from the California quake . billions of dollars How many billions of dollars? 3 6 +116 1 INSURERS ARE FACING billions of dollars in damage claims from the California quake . California quake Which Earthquake are we speaking of? 11 13 +116 1 INSURERS ARE FACING billions of dollars in damage claims from the California quake . the California quake Where and when did the earthquake happen? 10 13 +116 1 INSURERS ARE FACING billions of dollars in damage claims from the California quake . INSURERS which insurers? 0 1 +116 1 INSURERS ARE FACING billions of dollars in damage claims from the California quake . California quake Which quake and where in California? 11 13 +116 2 But most businesses in the Bay area , including Silicon Valley , weren ' t greatly affected . weren ' t greatly affected Why weren't they greatly affected and how? 12 17 +116 2 But most businesses in the Bay area , including Silicon Valley , weren ' t greatly affected . affected What does it matter if silicon wasn't affected; where's the concern for the whole state? 16 17 +116 2 But most businesses in the Bay area , including Silicon Valley , weren ' t greatly affected . greatly affected why not affected? 15 17 +116 3 Computer and software companies in the region are expecting virtually no long - term disruption in shipments . Computer and software companies Why do these companies not expect no long-term disruption in shipments compare to the other companies in the region? 0 4 +116 3 Computer and software companies in the region are expecting virtually no long - term disruption in shipments . long - term disruption in shipments Why are we concerned with shipments when damages need to be accounted for state wide?What kind of damage would be deemed a disruption? 11 17 +116 3 Computer and software companies in the region are expecting virtually no long - term disruption in shipments . virtually but not literally? 9 10 +116 4 Also , investors quickly singled out stocks of companies expected to profit or suffer from the disaster . stocks of companies What are the stocks that they expect to profit or suffer? 6 9 +116 4 Also , investors quickly singled out stocks of companies expected to profit or suffer from the disaster . investors Who are these investors? 2 3 +116 4 Also , investors quickly singled out stocks of companies expected to profit or suffer from the disaster . investors quickly singled out stocks how did they single out? 2 7 +116 4 Also , investors quickly singled out stocks of companies expected to profit or suffer from the disaster . companies Which companies? 8 9 +116 5 Leveraged buy - outs may be curbed by two rules in pending congressional legislation . two rules What are the two rules the writer is referring to? 8 10 +116 5 Leveraged buy - outs may be curbed by two rules in pending congressional legislation . Leveraged buy - outs What is a leveraged buy-out? 0 4 +117 1 CALIFORNIA STRUGGLED with the aftermath of a Bay area earthquake . Bay area how big was the quake? 7 9 +117 1 CALIFORNIA STRUGGLED with the aftermath of a Bay area earthquake . the aftermath How much damage did the earthquake do? 3 5 +117 1 CALIFORNIA STRUGGLED with the aftermath of a Bay area earthquake . Bay area earthquake How strong was the earthquake? 7 10 +117 2 As aftershocks shook the San Francisco Bay area , rescuers searched through rubble for survivors of Tuesday ' s temblor , and residents picked their way through glass - strewn streets . Tuesday ' s temblor , what is a temblor? 16 21 +117 2 As aftershocks shook the San Francisco Bay area , rescuers searched through rubble for survivors of Tuesday ' s temblor , and residents picked their way through glass - strewn streets . aftershocks shook How long did the aftershocks last? 1 3 +117 2 As aftershocks shook the San Francisco Bay area , rescuers searched through rubble for survivors of Tuesday ' s temblor , and residents picked their way through glass - strewn streets . searched through rubble for survivors How many people were rescued? 10 15 +117 3 In Oakland , hopes faded for finding any more survivors within the concrete and steel from the collapse of an interstate highway . hopes faded for finding any more survivors How many were thought to be left? 3 10 +117 3 In Oakland , hopes faded for finding any more survivors within the concrete and steel from the collapse of an interstate highway . interstate highway Were many cars involved? 20 22 +117 4 At least 270 people were reported killed and 1 , 400 injured in the rush - hour tremor that caused billions of dollars of damage along 100 miles of the San Andreas fault . San Andreas fault where is that? 30 33 +117 4 At least 270 people were reported killed and 1 , 400 injured in the rush - hour tremor that caused billions of dollars of damage along 100 miles of the San Andreas fault . tremor How strong was the tremor? 17 18 +117 4 At least 270 people were reported killed and 1 , 400 injured in the rush - hour tremor that caused billions of dollars of damage along 100 miles of the San Andreas fault . rush - hour What time was it? 14 17 +117 4 At least 270 people were reported killed and 1 , 400 injured in the rush - hour tremor that caused billions of dollars of damage along 100 miles of the San Andreas fault . 100 miles of the San Andreas fault How long is the fault? 26 33 +117 5 Bush declared the region a major disaster area and the military was mobilized to prevent looting . military was mobilized how many troops? 10 13 +117 5 Bush declared the region a major disaster area and the military was mobilized to prevent looting . the military What branch of the military is responsible for this? 9 11 +117 5 Bush declared the region a major disaster area and the military was mobilized to prevent looting . mobilized to prevent looting Was there a lot of looting? 12 16 +118 1 Texaco Inc . has purchased an oil - producing company in Texas for $ 476 . 5 million , its first major acquisition since its legal brawl with Pennzoil Co . began more than four years ago . acquisition What does this mean? 22 23 +118 1 Texaco Inc . has purchased an oil - producing company in Texas for $ 476 . 5 million , its first major acquisition since its legal brawl with Pennzoil Co . began more than four years ago . since its legal brawl with Pennzoil Co What was the legal brawl about? 23 30 +118 1 Texaco Inc . has purchased an oil - producing company in Texas for $ 476 . 5 million , its first major acquisition since its legal brawl with Pennzoil Co . began more than four years ago . four years ago when was the last? 34 37 +118 1 Texaco Inc . has purchased an oil - producing company in Texas for $ 476 . 5 million , its first major acquisition since its legal brawl with Pennzoil Co . began more than four years ago . an oil - producing company in Texas Which oil-producing company in Texas? 5 12 +118 1 Texaco Inc . has purchased an oil - producing company in Texas for $ 476 . 5 million , its first major acquisition since its legal brawl with Pennzoil Co . began more than four years ago . its legal brawl What was this legal brawl about? 24 27 +118 1 Texaco Inc . has purchased an oil - producing company in Texas for $ 476 . 5 million , its first major acquisition since its legal brawl with Pennzoil Co . began more than four years ago . legal brawl What sort of legal brawl were they engaged in? 25 27 +118 2 The White Plains , N . Y . , oil company said Friday that it had acquired Tana Production Corp . , a subsidiary of TRT Energy Holdings Inc . , for $ 95 . 1 million in cash , with the rest to be paid in shares of a new , non - voting issue of preferred stock . non - voting issue what is a non voting issue? 52 56 +118 3 Tana , which holds properties in 17 oil and gas fields in south Texas , will provide Texaco with mostly gas reserves . mostly gas reserves What else will they provide Texaco? 19 22 +118 4 The fields contain recoverable reserves of 435 billion cubic feet of natural gas and four million barrels of oil . recoverable reserves what is a recoverable reserve? 3 5 +118 5 " This acquisition is another indication of Texaco ' s commitment to increase the company ' s reserve base , " said Chief Executive Officer James W . Kinnear . acquisition when was the last indication? 2 3 +118 5 " This acquisition is another indication of Texaco ' s commitment to increase the company ' s reserve base , " said Chief Executive Officer James W . Kinnear . reserve base , " Elaborate on what a reserve base is. 17 21 +119 1 With a Twist of the Wrist Twist what about a flick? 2 3 +119 1 With a Twist of the Wrist With a Twist of the Wrist What was with a twist of the wrist? 0 6 +119 1 With a Twist of the Wrist Twist of the Wrist Why would they twist their wrist? 2 6 +119 2 Boys with tops , and Frisbee tossers , Frisbee tossers , why are they tossed? 5 8 +119 2 Boys with tops , and Frisbee tossers , Boys with tops , What about boys with tops? 0 4 +119 2 Boys with tops , and Frisbee tossers , Frisbee tossers , What is a frisbee tosser? 5 8 +119 3 And P . R . types with bees in their bonnet , P . R What are PR types? 1 4 +119 3 And P . R . types with bees in their bonnet , P . R . types What are P.R. types? 1 6 +119 4 Have a goal in common , all of them try goal in common , what is the goal? 2 6 +119 4 Have a goal in common , all of them try Have a goal in common , What is their common goal? 0 6 +119 4 Have a goal in common , all of them try goal in common , Whats the goal that's in common? 2 6 +119 4 Have a goal in common , all of them try all of them try What are they all trying? 6 10 +119 5 To put the right spin on it . spin on it Put the spin on what? 4 7 +119 5 To put the right spin on it . right spin on it What is it that they are putting a spin on? 3 7 +119 5 To put the right spin on it . spin What is the spin? 4 5 +120 1 The Senate convicted U . S . District Judge Alcee Hastings of Florida of eight impeachment articles , removing the 53 - year - old judge from his $ 89 , 500 - a - year , lifetime job . removing Why is he being impeached? 18 19 +120 1 The Senate convicted U . S . District Judge Alcee Hastings of Florida of eight impeachment articles , removing the 53 - year - old judge from his $ 89 , 500 - a - year , lifetime job . eight impeachment articles , What were the impeachment articles? 14 18 +120 2 Mr . Hastings ' s case was particularly nettlesome because it marked the first time a federal official was impeached and removed from office on charges of which a jury had acquitted him . on charges of which a jury had acquitted him . What were the charges he was acquitted of? 24 34 +120 2 Mr . Hastings ' s case was particularly nettlesome because it marked the first time a federal official was impeached and removed from office on charges of which a jury had acquitted him . removed from office Why was he removed from office if he had been acquitted? 21 24 +120 2 Mr . Hastings ' s case was particularly nettlesome because it marked the first time a federal official was impeached and removed from office on charges of which a jury had acquitted him . nettlesome what is this word? 8 9 +120 2 Mr . Hastings ' s case was particularly nettlesome because it marked the first time a federal official was impeached and removed from office on charges of which a jury had acquitted him . jury had acquitted him Why did the jury acquit him? 29 33 +120 3 In 1983 , Mr . Hastings was found not guilty of accepting a $ 150 , 000 bribe in a case before him , the central charge on which the Senate convicted him . convicted How can he be convicted if he was found not guilty? 31 32 +120 3 In 1983 , Mr . Hastings was found not guilty of accepting a $ 150 , 000 bribe in a case before him , the central charge on which the Senate convicted him . 1983 , how long was the case? 1 3 +120 3 In 1983 , Mr . Hastings was found not guilty of accepting a $ 150 , 000 bribe in a case before him , the central charge on which the Senate convicted him . in a case before him , What was the case? 18 24 +120 3 In 1983 , Mr . Hastings was found not guilty of accepting a $ 150 , 000 bribe in a case before him , the central charge on which the Senate convicted him . accepting a $ 150 , 000 bribe Who was the bribe from? 11 18 +120 4 He was only the sixth federal judge ever ousted from office after an impeachment trial . sixth federal who were the first five? 4 6 +120 4 He was only the sixth federal judge ever ousted from office after an impeachment trial . sixth federal judge Who were the other five? 4 7 +120 5 With no floor debate , the Senate on Friday voted 69 - 26 to convict Mr . Hastings of perjury and conspiring to accept a bribe , five votes more than needed . five votes more than needed Why did they need 64 votes? 27 32 +121 1 China could exhaust its foreign - exchange reserves as early as next year , a Western government report says , unless imports are cut drastically to help narrow the balance - of - payments deficit . exhaust its foreign - exchange reserves How much foreign-exchange reserves does China have? 2 8 +121 1 China could exhaust its foreign - exchange reserves as early as next year , a Western government report says , unless imports are cut drastically to help narrow the balance - of - payments deficit . balance - of - payments How did China manage to get into this situation? 29 34 +121 1 China could exhaust its foreign - exchange reserves as early as next year , a Western government report says , unless imports are cut drastically to help narrow the balance - of - payments deficit . Western government report which goverment report 15 18 +121 1 China could exhaust its foreign - exchange reserves as early as next year , a Western government report says , unless imports are cut drastically to help narrow the balance - of - payments deficit . a Western government report says , Who are the authors of the report? 14 20 +121 2 According to the report , completed last month , if China ' s trade gap continues to widen at the pace seen in the first seven months of this year , the reserves would be wiped out either in 1990 or 1991 . China ' s trade gap continues to widen Why is the trade gap for China widening? 10 18 +121 2 According to the report , completed last month , if China ' s trade gap continues to widen at the pace seen in the first seven months of this year , the reserves would be wiped out either in 1990 or 1991 . 1991 Looking back from 2020, what were the causes of this? 41 42 +121 2 According to the report , completed last month , if China ' s trade gap continues to widen at the pace seen in the first seven months of this year , the reserves would be wiped out either in 1990 or 1991 . 1990 or 1991 which one? 39 42 +121 3 A country is considered financially healthy if its reserves cover three months of its imports . three How and who came to this conclusion? 10 11 +121 3 A country is considered financially healthy if its reserves cover three months of its imports . reserves cover three months of its imports how many countries are healthy? 8 15 +121 5 The report by the Western government , which declines to be identified , concludes that " a near - term foreign - exchange payment problem can be avoided only if import growth drops to below 5 % per annum . " which declines to be identified , Why does the western government decline to be identified? 7 13 +121 5 The report by the Western government , which declines to be identified , concludes that " a near - term foreign - exchange payment problem can be avoided only if import growth drops to below 5 % per annum . " identified , How can we trust the source if we cannot know the source? 11 13 +121 5 The report by the Western government , which declines to be identified , concludes that " a near - term foreign - exchange payment problem can be avoided only if import growth drops to below 5 % per annum . " Western government , which government? 4 7 +122 1 Are consumers too deep in hock ? hock ? What does this word refer to and in what context? 5 7 +122 1 Are consumers too deep in hock ? consumers What consumers are too deep in hock? 1 2 +122 1 Are consumers too deep in hock ? too deep in hock ? What would constitute being too deep? 2 7 +122 2 A lot of observers think so , and , if they ' re right , the whole economy as well as the spendthrifts among us could be hurt . whole economy Why would the whole economy be hurting? 16 18 +122 2 A lot of observers think so , and , if they ' re right , the whole economy as well as the spendthrifts among us could be hurt . hurt Why would the observers be hurt? 27 28 +122 2 A lot of observers think so , and , if they ' re right , the whole economy as well as the spendthrifts among us could be hurt . A lot of observers think so , Which observers? 0 7 +122 3 A sudden , forced cutback by consumers , who normally account for about two - thirds of economic activity , would damp the economy at a time when plant - and - equipment spending is slowing and deficit - racked governments can ' t readily take up the slack . forced cutback by consumers , Why are consumers being forced to cut back? 3 8 +122 3 A sudden , forced cutback by consumers , who normally account for about two - thirds of economic activity , would damp the economy at a time when plant - and - equipment spending is slowing and deficit - racked governments can ' t readily take up the slack . sudden , forced cutback by consumers , Why would a sudden cutback by consumers happen? 1 8 +122 4 And another wave of bad loans would further batter many already - shaky lending institutions . bad Is this a global issue or specific to a region? 4 5 +122 4 And another wave of bad loans would further batter many already - shaky lending institutions . already - shaky Why are some of these lending institutions already shaky? 10 13 +122 4 And another wave of bad loans would further batter many already - shaky lending institutions . many already - shaky lending institutions Which lending institutions? 9 15 +122 5 The worriers cite some worrisome trends . worriers Who are the worriers and what are their facts? 1 2 +122 5 The worriers cite some worrisome trends . worrisome trends . How worrisome are the trends? 4 7 +122 5 The worriers cite some worrisome trends . trends What were the worrisome trends 5 6 +122 5 The worriers cite some worrisome trends . worriers cite some worrisome trends What worrisome trends exist? 1 6 +123 1 Eastman Kodak Co . , seeking to position itself in the potentially huge high - definition television market , unveiled a converter that can transform conventional motion - picture film into high - definition video . seeking to position itself Why are they seeking to position themselves? 5 9 +123 2 The move also helps the Rochester , N . Y . , photographic giant ensure that its motion - picture film business - - for which it holds a virtual monopoly , supplying every Hollywood movie company - - isn ' t made obsolete by the upstart HDTV business . obsolete How would Eastman Kodak's film business be made obsolete by HDTV? 43 44 +123 2 The move also helps the Rochester , N . Y . , photographic giant ensure that its motion - picture film business - - for which it holds a virtual monopoly , supplying every Hollywood movie company - - isn ' t made obsolete by the upstart HDTV business . virtual monopoly , What is a virtual monopoly? 29 32 +123 3 While the prototype converter is costly , it ' s being lauded by the infant HDTV industry as a way of increasing the number of high - quality shows that can be seen on the new medium . costly , How costly is the converter? 5 7 +123 3 While the prototype converter is costly , it ' s being lauded by the infant HDTV industry as a way of increasing the number of high - quality shows that can be seen on the new medium . prototype converter is costly , How much does it cost? 2 7 +123 4 " The industry has been waiting with bated breath for the machines to come along , " says David Niles , president of Eleven Twenty Five Productions Inc . , a New York pioneer in high - definition programming . " The industry has been waiting with bated breath Why have the industries been waiting for these machines? 0 9 +123 5 He notes that industry executives have until now worried that they would face a severe shortage of programs once consumers begin replacing their TV sets with HDTVs . industry executives have until now worried Which industry executives have worried? 3 9 +123 5 He notes that industry executives have until now worried that they would face a severe shortage of programs once consumers begin replacing their TV sets with HDTVs . severe shortage Why would there be a severe shortage of programs due to HDTV? 14 16 +124 1 A group of shareholders filed suit against Imperial Corp . of America , Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc . , First Executive Corp . and others , charging them with artificially inflating Imperial ' s stock price to protect certain major investors . A group of shareholders Who are the shareholders? 0 4 +124 1 A group of shareholders filed suit against Imperial Corp . of America , Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc . , First Executive Corp . and others , charging them with artificially inflating Imperial ' s stock price to protect certain major investors . protect Which investors was Imperial Court accused of protecting? 37 38 +124 1 A group of shareholders filed suit against Imperial Corp . of America , Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc . , First Executive Corp . and others , charging them with artificially inflating Imperial ' s stock price to protect certain major investors . certain major investors Which investors? 38 41 +124 1 A group of shareholders filed suit against Imperial Corp . of America , Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc . , First Executive Corp . and others , charging them with artificially inflating Imperial ' s stock price to protect certain major investors . artificially inflating How did they artificially inflate the stock price? 29 31 +124 2 The complaint , filed in federal district court , accuses Imperial and other defendants of issuing false and misleading financial data . false and misleading How was the financial data false and misleading? 16 19 +124 2 The complaint , filed in federal district court , accuses Imperial and other defendants of issuing false and misleading financial data . misleading financial data how did they mislead? 18 21 +124 2 The complaint , filed in federal district court , accuses Imperial and other defendants of issuing false and misleading financial data . other defendants Which other defendants? 12 14 +124 2 The complaint , filed in federal district court , accuses Imperial and other defendants of issuing false and misleading financial data . false and misleading financial data What was false and misleading about the data? 16 21 +124 2 The complaint , filed in federal district court , accuses Imperial and other defendants of issuing false and misleading financial data . other defendants Who are the other defendants? 12 14 +124 3 It also charges that Imperial , the holding company for Imperial Savings & Loan , experienced major losses and writedowns because of improper assessment of the risks of junk - bond investments and wholesale consumer loan packages . wholesale consumer loan packages what are those? 33 37 +124 3 It also charges that Imperial , the holding company for Imperial Savings & Loan , experienced major losses and writedowns because of improper assessment of the risks of junk - bond investments and wholesale consumer loan packages . major losses How large were the losses specifically? 16 18 +124 3 It also charges that Imperial , the holding company for Imperial Savings & Loan , experienced major losses and writedowns because of improper assessment of the risks of junk - bond investments and wholesale consumer loan packages . improper assessment What caused the improper assessment? 22 24 +124 4 The suit seeks unspecified damages . unspecified damages why are they unspecified? 3 5 +124 5 Imperial is in the midst of reducing its junk - bond holdings and getting out of the investment banking business in order to return to traditional thrift activities . traditional thrift activities What are traditional thrift activities? 25 28 +124 5 Imperial is in the midst of reducing its junk - bond holdings and getting out of the investment banking business in order to return to traditional thrift activities . getting out of Why are they getting out of the investment banking business? 13 16 +125 1 It ' s a California crime saga worthy of an Erle Stanley Gardner title : The Case of the Purloined Palm Trees . Gardner Who is Erle Stanley Gardner? 12 13 +125 1 It ' s a California crime saga worthy of an Erle Stanley Gardner title : The Case of the Purloined Palm Trees . Erle Stanley Gardner is he an author? 10 13 +125 1 It ' s a California crime saga worthy of an Erle Stanley Gardner title : The Case of the Purloined Palm Trees . Purloined Palm Trees Why were the palm trees purloined? 19 22 +125 2 Edward Carlson awoke one morning last month to find eight holes in his front yard where his prized miniature palms , called cycads , once stood . eight holes How big were these holes? 9 11 +125 2 Edward Carlson awoke one morning last month to find eight holes in his front yard where his prized miniature palms , called cycads , once stood . prized Have these miniature palms won actual prizes? 17 18 +125 3 Days later , the thieves returned and dug out more , this time adding insult to injury . " The second time , " he says , " they left the shovel . " dug out more , How many more did the thieves take? 7 11 +125 3 Days later , the thieves returned and dug out more , this time adding insult to injury . " The second time , " he says , " they left the shovel . " " they left the shovel does it have dna? 27 32 +125 3 Days later , the thieves returned and dug out more , this time adding insult to injury . " The second time , " he says , " they left the shovel . " " they left the shovel Why did they leave the shovel? 27 32 +125 4 No garden - variety crime , palm - tree rustling is sprouting up all over Southern California , bringing big bucks to crooks who know their botany . botany Is palm tree theft a real thing? 26 27 +125 4 No garden - variety crime , palm - tree rustling is sprouting up all over Southern California , bringing big bucks to crooks who know their botany . big bucks What is the money like in stealing plants as opposed to stealing cars? 19 21 +125 4 No garden - variety crime , palm - tree rustling is sprouting up all over Southern California , bringing big bucks to crooks who know their botany . bringing big bucks How much is a palm tree worth? 18 21 +125 5 Cycads , the most popular of which is the Sago Palm , are doll - sized versions of California ' s famous long - necked palms , with stubby trunks and fern - like fronds . doll - sized versions How tall do they usually get? 13 17 +125 5 Cycads , the most popular of which is the Sago Palm , are doll - sized versions of California ' s famous long - necked palms , with stubby trunks and fern - like fronds . Cycads , Do Cycads come in large sizes as well? 0 2 +125 5 Cycads , the most popular of which is the Sago Palm , are doll - sized versions of California ' s famous long - necked palms , with stubby trunks and fern - like fronds . doll - sized versions What is the proportion of a miniature tree in relation to a regular palm tree? 13 17 +126 1 Tandy Corp . , citing sluggish sales of consumer - electronics goods , said net income dropped 3 . 3 % for the first quarter ended Sept . 30 . sluggish sales of consumer - electronics goods , Why are electronic goods sales sluggish? 5 13 +126 1 Tandy Corp . , citing sluggish sales of consumer - electronics goods , said net income dropped 3 . 3 % for the first quarter ended Sept . 30 . consumer - electronics goods Which consumer electronics goods? 8 12 +126 1 Tandy Corp . , citing sluggish sales of consumer - electronics goods , said net income dropped 3 . 3 % for the first quarter ended Sept . 30 . sluggish sales Why are sales so sluggish? 5 7 +126 2 The results , which represented the fifth consecutive quarter of flat - to - lower earnings for the big electronics retailer , disappointed analysts and traders . disappointed why did it disappoint? 22 23 +126 3 Tandy ' s stock fell $ 1 . 375 a share to close at $ 44 in New York Stock Exchange composite trading . composite trading What is composite trading? 21 23 +126 4 Net for the quarter was $ 62 . 8 million , or 73 cents a share , down from $ 64 . 9 million , or 72 cents a share , a year earlier . year earlier which year? 32 34 +126 5 The company said earnings would have increased if it hadn ' t been actively repurchasing its shares , thus increasing its interest expense and reducing its interest income . repurchasing its Why was the company repurchasing shares? 14 16 +126 5 The company said earnings would have increased if it hadn ' t been actively repurchasing its shares , thus increasing its interest expense and reducing its interest income . repurchasing its shares , why would it do that? 14 18 +126 5 The company said earnings would have increased if it hadn ' t been actively repurchasing its shares , thus increasing its interest expense and reducing its interest income . repurchasing its shares , Why would Tandy repurchase their shares? 14 18 +127 1 Qintex Australia Ltd . , a media and resorts concern controlled by Australian entrepreneur Christopher Skase , announced a plan to restructure and sell assets to try to ease its financial problems . assets What assets would be restructured or sold? 24 25 +127 1 Qintex Australia Ltd . , a media and resorts concern controlled by Australian entrepreneur Christopher Skase , announced a plan to restructure and sell assets to try to ease its financial problems . resorts what type of resorts? 8 9 +127 1 Qintex Australia Ltd . , a media and resorts concern controlled by Australian entrepreneur Christopher Skase , announced a plan to restructure and sell assets to try to ease its financial problems . financial problems Why is the company experiencing financial problems? 30 32 +127 2 Mr . Skase , a 41 - year - old former newspaper reporter who chairs the company , said in a statement that Qintex will sell its 51 % stake in its upscale Mirage resorts in Australia and Hawaii as well as three Australian television stations . chairs the company , How did this individual go from a newspaper reporter to chairing this company? 14 18 +127 3 The sales are expected to raise more than 600 million Australian dollars ( US $ 462 . 2 million ) , Mr . Skase said . sales The sales from what? 1 2 +127 3 The sales are expected to raise more than 600 million Australian dollars ( US $ 462 . 2 million ) , Mr . Skase said . expected what are the actual sale? 3 4 +127 4 Qintex Australia hasn ' t disclosed its borrowings , but analysts estimate the company ' s debt at A $ 1 . 2 billion . analysts estimate the company ' s debt Which analysts? 10 17 +127 4 Qintex Australia hasn ' t disclosed its borrowings , but analysts estimate the company ' s debt at A $ 1 . 2 billion . estimate How did analysts make that estimate? 11 12 +127 4 Qintex Australia hasn ' t disclosed its borrowings , but analysts estimate the company ' s debt at A $ 1 . 2 billion . disclosed why havent they disclosed? 5 6 +127 4 Qintex Australia hasn ' t disclosed its borrowings , but analysts estimate the company ' s debt at A $ 1 . 2 billion . disclosed its borrowings , Is this an action the company would normally take at this time? 5 9 +128 1 UNITED AIR ' S PARENT quashed any prospects for an immediate revival of the labor - management buy - out , saying UAL should remain independent for now . UNITED AIR ' S PARENT Who is United Air's parent company? 0 5 +128 1 UNITED AIR ' S PARENT quashed any prospects for an immediate revival of the labor - management buy - out , saying UAL should remain independent for now . quashed what does this word mean? 5 6 +128 1 UNITED AIR ' S PARENT quashed any prospects for an immediate revival of the labor - management buy - out , saying UAL should remain independent for now . UNITED AIR ' S PARENT What is the name of United Air's parent? 0 5 +128 1 UNITED AIR ' S PARENT quashed any prospects for an immediate revival of the labor - management buy - out , saying UAL should remain independent for now . quashed any prospects Why did the parent company of United Air decide to do this? What is their motivation for doing this? 5 8 +128 2 Also , UAL Chairman Stephen Wolf pulled out of the buy - out effort to focus on running the company . pulled out of the buy - out effort How would pulling out of the buy-out effort help with running the company? 6 14 +128 2 Also , UAL Chairman Stephen Wolf pulled out of the buy - out effort to focus on running the company . pulled out of the buy - out effort What, exactly, did the Chairman's efforts include in this particular endeavor? What is it, specifically, that he has now stopped doing? 6 14 +128 3 The two developments leave the airline with several problems , including an unsettled labor situation . unsettled labor situation What is the situation that unsettles laborers? 12 15 +128 3 The two developments leave the airline with several problems , including an unsettled labor situation . several problems , what are the other problems? 7 10 +128 3 The two developments leave the airline with several problems , including an unsettled labor situation . several problems , What are some of the other problems? 7 10 +128 3 The two developments leave the airline with several problems , including an unsettled labor situation . unsettled labor situation What will the implications of this unsettled situation be, exactly? 12 15 +128 4 Stock prices fell and bonds rose as worries mounted about the economy and the junk bond market . junk bond market . What is the junk bond market? 14 18 +128 4 Stock prices fell and bonds rose as worries mounted about the economy and the junk bond market . mounted about the economy and the what is junk bond? 8 14 +128 4 Stock prices fell and bonds rose as worries mounted about the economy and the junk bond market . worries What are some of the specific worries? 7 8 +128 4 Stock prices fell and bonds rose as worries mounted about the economy and the junk bond market . the junk bond market What is the relationship of the junk bond market to the overall Economy? And, what is the junk bond market, exactly? 13 17 +128 5 The Dow Jones industrials sank 26 . 23 points , to 2662 . 91 . The Dow Jones industrials sank Does the fact that the Dow Jones industrials decreased mean that it won't increase at a later time? 0 5 +128 5 The Dow Jones industrials sank 26 . 23 points , to 2662 . 91 . sank why did it sink? 4 5 +128 5 The Dow Jones industrials sank 26 . 23 points , to 2662 . 91 . sank 26 . 23 points , What is the significance of this? 4 10 +128 5 The Dow Jones industrials sank 26 . 23 points , to 2662 . 91 . sank 26 . 23 How does this level of sinking compare to other previous decreases? 4 8 +129 1 First Executive Corp . said about 96 % of the rights to purchase its depositary shares and warrants have been exercised . First Executive Corp who is the first executive corp? 0 3 +129 1 First Executive Corp . said about 96 % of the rights to purchase its depositary shares and warrants have been exercised . about 96 % of the rights to purchase its how did 96% of the rights to purchase already get exercised? 5 14 +129 1 First Executive Corp . said about 96 % of the rights to purchase its depositary shares and warrants have been exercised . First Executive Corp . What type of company is First Executive Corp? 0 4 +129 1 First Executive Corp . said about 96 % of the rights to purchase its depositary shares and warrants have been exercised . depositary shares and warrants what are these? 14 18 +129 2 Of the 17 . 6 million rights units issued , just under 17 million were exercised before the Oct . 10 expiration of the offering , the insurance holding company said . rights units what is a rights unit? 6 8 +129 3 Remaining units will be sold to the underwriters , Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc . and Kidder , Peabody & Co . , which will also purchase an over - allotment of 2 . 3 million additional units . underwriters , what is an underwriter? 7 9 +129 3 Remaining units will be sold to the underwriters , Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc . and Kidder , Peabody & Co . , which will also purchase an over - allotment of 2 . 3 million additional units . Remaining units will be sold to the How will the remaining units be sold to the underwriters? 0 7 +129 3 Remaining units will be sold to the underwriters , Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc . and Kidder , Peabody & Co . , which will also purchase an over - allotment of 2 . 3 million additional units . underwriters , what is an underwriter? 7 9 +129 4 First Executive said the offering will raise about $ 299 million - - minus underwriting fees and other expenses - - that the company plans to use to write new life insurance and annuity business . minus underwriting fees How much is the underwriting fee? 13 16 +129 4 First Executive said the offering will raise about $ 299 million - - minus underwriting fees and other expenses - - that the company plans to use to write new life insurance and annuity business . other expenses What type of other expenses? 17 19 +129 4 First Executive said the offering will raise about $ 299 million - - minus underwriting fees and other expenses - - that the company plans to use to write new life insurance and annuity business . annuity business do they already have annuities? 33 35 +129 5 In addition , analysts have viewed the rights offering as a takeover defense that prospectively balloons the number of shares outstanding . rights offering what is a rights offering? 7 9 +129 5 In addition , analysts have viewed the rights offering as a takeover defense that prospectively balloons the number of shares outstanding . takeover defense what is a takeover defense? 11 13 +130 1 A decline in Allied - Signal Inc . ' s automotive business contributed to flat sales and only slightly higher earnings in the third quarter . decline Why was there a decline? 1 2 +130 1 A decline in Allied - Signal Inc . ' s automotive business contributed to flat sales and only slightly higher earnings in the third quarter . business Why is the business declining? 11 12 +130 1 A decline in Allied - Signal Inc . ' s automotive business contributed to flat sales and only slightly higher earnings in the third quarter . automotive business contributed to how do they know the cause? 10 14 +130 1 A decline in Allied - Signal Inc . ' s automotive business contributed to flat sales and only slightly higher earnings in the third quarter . decline Why was there a decline in Allied Signal's business? 1 2 +130 3 Sales slipped 1 . 3 % to $ 2 . 82 billion from $ 2 . 86 billion . Sales slipped Why did sales slipped?\n 0 2 +130 3 Sales slipped 1 . 3 % to $ 2 . 82 billion from $ 2 . 86 billion . 1 . 3 % is that a small amount? 2 6 +130 3 Sales slipped 1 . 3 % to $ 2 . 82 billion from $ 2 . 86 billion . Sales slipped Why did sales slip? 0 2 +130 4 For the nine months , the Morris Township , N . J . - based company , with businesses in aerospace , automotive products and engineered materials , earned $ 413 million , or $ 2 . 77 cents a share , up 15 % from $ 359 million , or $ 2 . 40 a share . the nine months , in which year? 1 5 +130 5 Sales eased 0 . 2 % to $ 8 . 88 billion from $ 8 . 90 billion . eased will they continue to ease? 1 2 +131 1 SHEVARDNADZE ADMITTED that Moscow violated the 1972 ABM treaty . 1972 ABM treaty What is the 1972 ABM treaty? 6 9 +131 1 SHEVARDNADZE ADMITTED that Moscow violated the 1972 ABM treaty . ADMITTED Why did Shevardnadze admit that Moscow violated the 1920 ABM treaty? 1 2 +131 1 SHEVARDNADZE ADMITTED that Moscow violated the 1972 ABM treaty . 1972 ABM treaty What is the 1972 ABM treaty? 6 9 +131 1 SHEVARDNADZE ADMITTED that Moscow violated the 1972 ABM treaty . SHEVARDNADZE Who is this? 0 1 +131 2 In a foreign - policy address before the Soviet legislature , the foreign minister conceded that the radar station in Krasnoyarsk breached the superpower Anti - Ballistic Missile treaty and said it would be dismantled . foreign minister Who was the foreign minister? 12 14 +131 2 In a foreign - policy address before the Soviet legislature , the foreign minister conceded that the radar station in Krasnoyarsk breached the superpower Anti - Ballistic Missile treaty and said it would be dismantled . superpower Anti - Ballistic Missile treaty What is the superpower Anti-Ballistic Missile treaty? 23 29 +131 2 In a foreign - policy address before the Soviet legislature , the foreign minister conceded that the radar station in Krasnoyarsk breached the superpower Anti - Ballistic Missile treaty and said it would be dismantled . Krasnoyarsk where is that city? 20 21 +131 2 In a foreign - policy address before the Soviet legislature , the foreign minister conceded that the radar station in Krasnoyarsk breached the superpower Anti - Ballistic Missile treaty and said it would be dismantled . dismantled Would any parts remain? Relocation? 34 35 +131 3 Shevardnadze said it took Gorbachev ' s government four years to determine that the station ' s location in Siberia violated the accord , as Western arms - control officials have long contended . Western arms - control officials Which Western arms-control officials contended? 25 30 +131 3 Shevardnadze said it took Gorbachev ' s government four years to determine that the station ' s location in Siberia violated the accord , as Western arms - control officials have long contended . Western arms - control officials Who does the Western arms control officials consist of? 25 30 +131 3 Shevardnadze said it took Gorbachev ' s government four years to determine that the station ' s location in Siberia violated the accord , as Western arms - control officials have long contended . four years why did it take so long? 8 10 +131 3 Shevardnadze said it took Gorbachev ' s government four years to determine that the station ' s location in Siberia violated the accord , as Western arms - control officials have long contended . violated the accord , How was it in violation? 20 24 +131 4 He also denounced Moscow ' s nine - year involvement in the war in Afghanistan , saying it involved " gross violations of . . . civil norms and ethics . " civil norms and ethics . " What does this include? 26 32 +131 5 Secretary of State Baker , in his first major arms - control speech , called for a new military relationship with Moscow to reduce " first strike " nuclear arms . Secretary of State Baker , Who does Secretary of State Baker work for? 0 5 +131 5 Secretary of State Baker , in his first major arms - control speech , called for a new military relationship with Moscow to reduce " first strike " nuclear arms . Moscow to reduce " first strike " nuclear arms what are first strike nuclear arms? 21 30 +132 1 The House Appropriations Committee approved an estimated $ 2 . 85 billion in emergency funding to assist California ' s recovery from last week ' s earthquake and to extend further aid to East Coast victims of Hurricane Hugo . estimated Who estimated this amount? 6 7 +132 1 The House Appropriations Committee approved an estimated $ 2 . 85 billion in emergency funding to assist California ' s recovery from last week ' s earthquake and to extend further aid to East Coast victims of Hurricane Hugo . extend further aid Why would aid to Hurricane Hugo victims need extended further? 29 32 +132 2 The package was termed excessive by the Bush administration , but it also provoked a struggle with influential California lawmakers who sought unsuccessfully to add nearly $ 1 billion more and waive current restrictions to expedite the distribution of funds . waive current restrictions What were the current restrictions? 31 34 +132 2 The package was termed excessive by the Bush administration , but it also provoked a struggle with influential California lawmakers who sought unsuccessfully to add nearly $ 1 billion more and waive current restrictions to expedite the distribution of funds . influential California lawmakers Which influential California lawmakers? 17 20 +132 2 The package was termed excessive by the Bush administration , but it also provoked a struggle with influential California lawmakers who sought unsuccessfully to add nearly $ 1 billion more and waive current restrictions to expedite the distribution of funds . influential Why are they called \"influential\"? 17 18 +132 2 The package was termed excessive by the Bush administration , but it also provoked a struggle with influential California lawmakers who sought unsuccessfully to add nearly $ 1 billion more and waive current restrictions to expedite the distribution of funds . excessive Why would the Bush administration feel the package was excessive? 4 5 +132 2 The package was termed excessive by the Bush administration , but it also provoked a struggle with influential California lawmakers who sought unsuccessfully to add nearly $ 1 billion more and waive current restrictions to expedite the distribution of funds . waive Why would lawmakers want restrictions waived? 31 32 +132 2 The package was termed excessive by the Bush administration , but it also provoked a struggle with influential California lawmakers who sought unsuccessfully to add nearly $ 1 billion more and waive current restrictions to expedite the distribution of funds . excessive why is it excessive? 4 5 +132 3 By a 26 - 7 margin , the committee scuttled the more expensive alternative , and the debate forced a strained confrontation between Appropriations Committee Chairman Jamie Whitten ( D . , Miss . ) and his party ' s largest state delegation in the House . strained Why was the confrontation strained? 20 21 +132 3 By a 26 - 7 margin , the committee scuttled the more expensive alternative , and the debate forced a strained confrontation between Appropriations Committee Chairman Jamie Whitten ( D . , Miss . ) and his party ' s largest state delegation in the House . confrontation Why was there a confrontation between Jamie Whitten and the House delegation? 21 22 +132 3 By a 26 - 7 margin , the committee scuttled the more expensive alternative , and the debate forced a strained confrontation between Appropriations Committee Chairman Jamie Whitten ( D . , Miss . ) and his party ' s largest state delegation in the House . 26 - 7 why wasnt it unanimous? 2 5 +132 4 " I have no regrets about going forward , " said Rep . Vic Fazio ( D . , Calif . ) , who sought later to play down the sometimes hostile tone of the long evening meeting . " We are the Golden State , " Mr . Fazio said , " and there is a certain amount of jealousy . " jealousy Who is supposed to be jealous here? 60 61 +132 4 " I have no regrets about going forward , " said Rep . Vic Fazio ( D . , Calif . ) , who sought later to play down the sometimes hostile tone of the long evening meeting . " We are the Golden State , " Mr . Fazio said , " and there is a certain amount of jealousy . " jealousy How would there be jealousy of the Golden State? 60 61 +132 5 The $ 2 . 85 billion package incorporates $ 500 million for small - business loans , $ 1 billion in highway construction funds , and $ 1 . 35 billion divided between general emergency assistance and a reserve to be available to President Bush to meet unanticipated costs from the two disasters . unanticipated costs from the two disasters is there no disaster fund? 47 53 +133 1 Exxon Corp . filed suit against the state of Alaska , charging state officials interfered with the oil company ' s initial efforts to treat last spring ' s giant oil spill . last spring ' s giant oil spill Where was the spill? 25 32 +133 1 Exxon Corp . filed suit against the state of Alaska , charging state officials interfered with the oil company ' s initial efforts to treat last spring ' s giant oil spill . initial efforts What were Exxon's initial efforts to treat the giant oil spill last spring? 21 23 +133 1 Exxon Corp . filed suit against the state of Alaska , charging state officials interfered with the oil company ' s initial efforts to treat last spring ' s giant oil spill . last spring ' s What year was this? 25 29 +133 1 Exxon Corp . filed suit against the state of Alaska , charging state officials interfered with the oil company ' s initial efforts to treat last spring ' s giant oil spill . interfered What did state officials do to interfere? 14 15 +133 2 The action is a counterclaim to a suit filed by Alaska in August against Exxon and six other oil companies . six other oil companies Which other companies? 16 20 +133 2 The action is a counterclaim to a suit filed by Alaska in August against Exxon and six other oil companies . August What year? 12 13 +133 2 The action is a counterclaim to a suit filed by Alaska in August against Exxon and six other oil companies . six other oil companies Which other oil companies? 16 20 +133 3 The state ' s suit alleges that Exxon ' s response to the spill failed to prevent contamination of hundreds of miles of shoreline along Prince William Sound . Exxon ' s response What was Exxon's response? 7 11 +133 3 The state ' s suit alleges that Exxon ' s response to the spill failed to prevent contamination of hundreds of miles of shoreline along Prince William Sound . response What exactly was the response? 10 11 +133 3 The state ' s suit alleges that Exxon ' s response to the spill failed to prevent contamination of hundreds of miles of shoreline along Prince William Sound . hundreds How many hundreds? 19 20 +133 4 That suit and Exxon ' s countersuit were filed in a state court in Anchorage . court is that the highest court in alaska? 12 13 +133 4 That suit and Exxon ' s countersuit were filed in a state court in Anchorage . That Which suit? 0 1 +133 5 Neither suit lists specific dollar claims , largely because damage assessment hasn ' t yet been completed . yet been completed When will it be complete? 14 17 +133 5 Neither suit lists specific dollar claims , largely because damage assessment hasn ' t yet been completed . specific dollar claims , why dont they? 3 7 +133 5 Neither suit lists specific dollar claims , largely because damage assessment hasn ' t yet been completed . damage assessment hasn ' t yet been completed How was Exxon hurt, financially, by the state's suit? 9 17 +133 5 Neither suit lists specific dollar claims , largely because damage assessment hasn ' t yet been completed . Neither suit lists specific dollar claims When will the specific dollar claims be filed? 0 6 +134 1 Bankers Trust New York Corp . , as expected , reported a third - quarter loss of $ 1 . 42 billion , or $ 17 . 39 a share , following its $ 1 . 6 billion boost in reserves for losses on loans to less - developed countries . reserves What is a reserve? 40 41 +134 1 Bankers Trust New York Corp . , as expected , reported a third - quarter loss of $ 1 . 42 billion , or $ 17 . 39 a share , following its $ 1 . 6 billion boost in reserves for losses on loans to less - developed countries . $ 1 . 6 billion boost in reserves How did such a loss occur if there was a boost in reserves? 33 41 +134 1 Bankers Trust New York Corp . , as expected , reported a third - quarter loss of $ 1 . 42 billion , or $ 17 . 39 a share , following its $ 1 . 6 billion boost in reserves for losses on loans to less - developed countries . less - developed countries . WHAT COUTRIES RECIEVED LOANS? 46 51 +134 1 Bankers Trust New York Corp . , as expected , reported a third - quarter loss of $ 1 . 42 billion , or $ 17 . 39 a share , following its $ 1 . 6 billion boost in reserves for losses on loans to less - developed countries . expected , Why was this expected? 8 10 +134 1 Bankers Trust New York Corp . , as expected , reported a third - quarter loss of $ 1 . 42 billion , or $ 17 . 39 a share , following its $ 1 . 6 billion boost in reserves for losses on loans to less - developed countries . losses Why did they take losses on these loans? 42 43 +134 1 Bankers Trust New York Corp . , as expected , reported a third - quarter loss of $ 1 . 42 billion , or $ 17 . 39 a share , following its $ 1 . 6 billion boost in reserves for losses on loans to less - developed countries . as expected , Why was this expected? 7 10 +134 2 The loss compares with net income of $ 162 . 1 million , or $ 2 . 01 a share , in the year - earlier period . net income Whose net income is this? 4 6 +134 2 The loss compares with net income of $ 162 . 1 million , or $ 2 . 01 a share , in the year - earlier period . year - earlier period How is the company's situation so drastically different year-to-year? 23 27 +134 2 The loss compares with net income of $ 162 . 1 million , or $ 2 . 01 a share , in the year - earlier period . in the year - earlier period WHAT YEAR? 21 27 +134 2 The loss compares with net income of $ 162 . 1 million , or $ 2 . 01 a share , in the year - earlier period . $ 162 . 1 million , What percentage loss is this? 7 13 +134 3 Interest income rose 29 % to about $ 1 . 35 billion from $ 1 . 05 billion . Interest income rose WHY DID INTEREST INCOME RISE? 0 3 +134 3 Interest income rose 29 % to about $ 1 . 35 billion from $ 1 . 05 billion . Interest Why did interest rise that much? 0 1 +134 3 Interest income rose 29 % to about $ 1 . 35 billion from $ 1 . 05 billion . Interest income rose What is interest income? 0 3 +134 4 The New York bank holding company ' s assets at Sept . 30 climbed to $ 59 . 4 billion from $ 57 . 9 billion . bank holding What does bank holding mean in this context? 3 5 +134 4 The New York bank holding company ' s assets at Sept . 30 climbed to $ 59 . 4 billion from $ 57 . 9 billion . climbed to $ 59 . 4 billion How did their assets climb if they experienced a loss for the quarter? 13 20 +134 4 The New York bank holding company ' s assets at Sept . 30 climbed to $ 59 . 4 billion from $ 57 . 9 billion . climbed WHY DID IT CLIMB? 13 14 +134 4 The New York bank holding company ' s assets at Sept . 30 climbed to $ 59 . 4 billion from $ 57 . 9 billion . climbed Why did their assets climb so much? 13 14 +134 4 The New York bank holding company ' s assets at Sept . 30 climbed to $ 59 . 4 billion from $ 57 . 9 billion . climbed How did they make more money when they lost money due to bad loans? 13 14 +134 5 Excluding the increase in loan - loss reserves , Bankers Trust said third - quarter net income would have increased 11 % to $ 180 million . would have Why \"would have\" income increased? 17 19 +134 5 Excluding the increase in loan - loss reserves , Bankers Trust said third - quarter net income would have increased 11 % to $ 180 million . would have increased WHY WOULD IT HAVE INCREASED? 17 20 +134 5 Excluding the increase in loan - loss reserves , Bankers Trust said third - quarter net income would have increased 11 % to $ 180 million . increased Why would have it increased this much? 19 20 +134 5 Excluding the increase in loan - loss reserves , Bankers Trust said third - quarter net income would have increased 11 % to $ 180 million . loan - loss reserves , What are loan-loss reserves? 4 9 +135 1 Monday , October 23 , 1989 Monday , October 23 , 1989 What happened on this date? 0 6 +135 1 Monday , October 23 , 1989 Monday , October 23 , 1989 What occurred on this day? 0 6 +135 1 Monday , October 23 , 1989 Monday , What happened on this day? 0 2 +135 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . interest rates Which ones are key? 9 11 +135 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . general levels What are the general levels? 16 18 +135 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . guide Why are the rates only a guide and not a set rate? 14 15 +135 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % Is this the US prime rate? 0 8 +135 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . PRIME What does \"Prime Rate\" mean? 0 1 +135 4 The base rate on corporate loans at large U . S . money center commercial banks . base How is the base rate determined? 1 2 +135 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 8 3 / 4 % high , 8 11 / 16 % low , 8 11 / 16 % near closing bid , 8 3 / 4 % offered . closing bid What is a near closing bid? 23 25 +135 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 8 3 / 4 % high , 8 11 / 16 % low , 8 11 / 16 % near closing bid , 8 3 / 4 % offered . FEDERAL What do all of the percentages mean for federal funds? 0 1 +136 1 Enviropact Inc . said it entered into an agreement in principle to sell its pump and tank division and drilling division to GSX Chemical Services for $ 4 million . sell its pump and tank division Why is Enviropact Inc. selling its pump and tank division? 12 18 +136 1 Enviropact Inc . said it entered into an agreement in principle to sell its pump and tank division and drilling division to GSX Chemical Services for $ 4 million . $ 4 is that a lot of money? 26 28 +136 1 Enviropact Inc . said it entered into an agreement in principle to sell its pump and tank division and drilling division to GSX Chemical Services for $ 4 million . pump and tank division and drilling division What do these divisions contribute to Enviropact Inc as a company? 14 21 +136 2 The Miami - based environmental engineering concern said GSX Chemical also will assume about $ 1 . 6 million in debt related to those divisions . assume about $ 1 . 6 million in debt Why would GSX Chemical assume $1.6 million in debt? 12 21 +136 2 The Miami - based environmental engineering concern said GSX Chemical also will assume about $ 1 . 6 million in debt related to those divisions . Miami - based where in miami? 1 4 +136 2 The Miami - based environmental engineering concern said GSX Chemical also will assume about $ 1 . 6 million in debt related to those divisions . debt What is included in this debt acqusition? 20 21 +136 2 The Miami - based environmental engineering concern said GSX Chemical also will assume about $ 1 . 6 million in debt related to those divisions . divisions What divisions are they talking about? 24 25 +136 3 Further , GSX will buy $ 1 million of Enviropact common stock , at $ 2 . 625 a share , plus an option to acquire an additional $ 1 . 5 million of common at the same price , the company said . stock , What is common stock? 11 13 +136 4 In American Stock Exchange composite trading yesterday , Enviropact closed at $ 3 a share , up 25 cents . up 25 cents Why would Enviropact's shares go up? 16 19 +136 4 In American Stock Exchange composite trading yesterday , Enviropact closed at $ 3 a share , up 25 cents . composite trading What is composite trading? 4 6 +136 5 Enviropact said the two divisions account for about $ 8 million of the company ' s $ 20 million in annual revenue . account for about $ 8 million Why would Enviropact sell two divisions that make up $8 million of their revenue? 5 11 +136 5 Enviropact said the two divisions account for about $ 8 million of the company ' s $ 20 million in annual revenue . two divisions account which divisions? 3 6 +137 1 The dollar weakened in indecisive trading as foreign - exchange dealers awaited fresh economic news that they hope will jolt the U . S . unit out of its narrow ranges . narrow ranges what is a narrow range? 29 31 +137 2 The Canadian dollar climbed to its highest level against the U . S . dollar since late August , prompting the Bank of Canada to sell the Canadian currency on the market . late August , why did it climb? 16 19 +137 3 Traders say that after a week of nervously tracking every development on Wall Street , the foreign - exchange market has settled back to catch its breath ahead of new U . S . economic data . new U . S . economic data what kind of economic data? 29 36 +137 3 Traders say that after a week of nervously tracking every development on Wall Street , the foreign - exchange market has settled back to catch its breath ahead of new U . S . economic data . nervously why were they nervous? 7 8 +137 4 They noted , however , that a 26 - point drop in the Dow Jones Industrial Average gave the dollar a sharp nudge downward late in the day . late in the day which day? 24 28 +137 5 In late New York trading yesterday , the dollar was quoted at 1 . 8470 marks , down from 1 . 8578 marks late Friday , and at 141 . 90 yen , down from 142 . 43 yen late Friday . marks , what do they mean by marks? 15 17 +138 1 In a last - ditch effort to keep its sales force and customer base , Integrated Resources Inc . said it agreed in principle to transfer ownership of its broker - dealer subsidiary to two of its top executives . transfer ownership Why did they agree to transfer ownership to the top executives? 25 27 +138 1 In a last - ditch effort to keep its sales force and customer base , Integrated Resources Inc . said it agreed in principle to transfer ownership of its broker - dealer subsidiary to two of its top executives . two of its top executives Who are the two top executives? 34 39 +138 1 In a last - ditch effort to keep its sales force and customer base , Integrated Resources Inc . said it agreed in principle to transfer ownership of its broker - dealer subsidiary to two of its top executives . In a last - ditch effort Why is this a last-ditch effort? 0 6 +138 1 In a last - ditch effort to keep its sales force and customer base , Integrated Resources Inc . said it agreed in principle to transfer ownership of its broker - dealer subsidiary to two of its top executives . broker - dealer subsidiary What is the Broker-Dealer subsidiary consist of? 29 33 +138 1 In a last - ditch effort to keep its sales force and customer base , Integrated Resources Inc . said it agreed in principle to transfer ownership of its broker - dealer subsidiary to two of its top executives . a last - ditch effort Why is this a last ditch effort to keep the sales force? 1 6 +138 2 The financial - services firm , struggling since summer to avoid a bankruptcy - law filing after missing interest payments on about $ 1 billion of debt , will retain the right to regain the subsidiary . missing How could the financial services firm miss payments on a 1 billion dollar debt? 17 18 +138 2 The financial - services firm , struggling since summer to avoid a bankruptcy - law filing after missing interest payments on about $ 1 billion of debt , will retain the right to regain the subsidiary . missing interest payments on about $ 1 billion Why did the company miss interest payments? 17 25 +138 3 It said it will exercise that right only if it sells substantially all of its other core businesses . exercise that right Why will it exercise that right only in that particular situation? 4 7 +138 3 It said it will exercise that right only if it sells substantially all of its other core businesses . core businesses What are the other businesses? 16 18 +138 3 It said it will exercise that right only if it sells substantially all of its other core businesses . its other core businesses What are their other core businesses? 14 18 +138 3 It said it will exercise that right only if it sells substantially all of its other core businesses . will exercise that right only How would this right be exercised? 3 8 +138 4 It also can sell the right to regain the subsidiary to another party . regain the subsidiary Why would it want to sell the right to regain the subsidaiary? 7 10 +138 4 It also can sell the right to regain the subsidiary to another party . sell Why are they asking permission to sell rights when theyre trying to keep its sales force and customer base? 3 4 +138 5 Also , the broker - dealer subsidiary , Integrated Resources Equity Corp . , was renamed Royal Alliance Associates Inc . renamed Royal Alliance Associates Inc Why was the company renamed? 15 20 +138 5 Also , the broker - dealer subsidiary , Integrated Resources Equity Corp . , was renamed Royal Alliance Associates Inc . renamed Was it necessary to rename the subsidiary? 15 16 +138 5 Also , the broker - dealer subsidiary , Integrated Resources Equity Corp . , was renamed Royal Alliance Associates Inc . was renamed Royal Alliance Associates Inc Why did the company change its name? 14 20 +139 1 Varian Associates Inc . , Palo Alto , Calif . , reported fiscal fourth - quarter profit plunged more than 95 % to $ 1 million , or five cents a share , from $ 24 . 2 million , or $ 1 . 10 a share , in the year - earlier quarter . plunged more than 95 % How did the fiscal fourth-quarter profit plunge that much? 17 22 +139 1 Varian Associates Inc . , Palo Alto , Calif . , reported fiscal fourth - quarter profit plunged more than 95 % to $ 1 million , or five cents a share , from $ 24 . 2 million , or $ 1 . 10 a share , in the year - earlier quarter . plunged more than 95 % Why did their fourth quarter plunge so hard? 17 22 +139 1 Varian Associates Inc . , Palo Alto , Calif . , reported fiscal fourth - quarter profit plunged more than 95 % to $ 1 million , or five cents a share , from $ 24 . 2 million , or $ 1 . 10 a share , in the year - earlier quarter . plunged Why did the quarter profit plunge so drastically? 17 18 +139 2 The diversified electronics company blamed the decline in the quarter ended Sept . 29 , on previously reported operating problems in its Electron Devices & Systems Group . previously reported operating problems What were the previously reported operating problems? 16 20 +139 2 The diversified electronics company blamed the decline in the quarter ended Sept . 29 , on previously reported operating problems in its Electron Devices & Systems Group . problems What problems were previously reported? 19 20 +139 3 For the full fiscal year , Varian posted a 13 % profit rise to $ 31 . 5 million , or $ 1 . 53 a share , up from $ 27 . 8 million , or $ 1 . 27 a share , last year . 13 % profit rise to $ 31 . 5 million , What did Varian do different this year than last that made their profit go up 13%? 9 20 +139 3 For the full fiscal year , Varian posted a 13 % profit rise to $ 31 . 5 million , or $ 1 . 53 a share , up from $ 27 . 8 million , or $ 1 . 27 a share , last year . up from $ 27 . 8 million , Why was there so much growth this full fiscal year? 28 36 +139 3 For the full fiscal year , Varian posted a 13 % profit rise to $ 31 . 5 million , or $ 1 . 53 a share , up from $ 27 . 8 million , or $ 1 . 27 a share , last year . $ 31 . 5 million , How did they rise the profit by that much so quickly? 14 20 +139 4 Sales for the year rose almost 15 % to $ 1 . 34 billion from $ 1 . 17 billion last year . Sales for the year rose almost 15 % How did the sales of the year rise to almost a 15% increase? 0 8 +139 4 Sales for the year rose almost 15 % to $ 1 . 34 billion from $ 1 . 17 billion last year . rose almost 15 % to Why did sales rise almost 15%? 4 9 +139 4 Sales for the year rose almost 15 % to $ 1 . 34 billion from $ 1 . 17 billion last year . rose Why did sales rise so much? 4 5 +139 5 A profit last year in both the quarter and year included a net gain of $ 9 . 6 million , or 44 cents a share , from the sale of a division . division Which division was sold? 32 33 +140 1 Westamerica Bancorp . said Richard W . Decker resigned as president and chief executive officer after only a year on the job because of " differences " with the board . " differences " with the board Why did he have differences with the board? 24 30 +140 1 Westamerica Bancorp . said Richard W . Decker resigned as president and chief executive officer after only a year on the job because of " differences " with the board . " differences " What kind of differences did Richard W. Decker have with the board? 24 27 +140 1 Westamerica Bancorp . said Richard W . Decker resigned as president and chief executive officer after only a year on the job because of " differences " with the board . " differences " what were their differences? 24 27 +140 2 The banking company couldn ' t be reached to comment beyond a written announcement . written What did the written announcement say? 12 13 +140 3 It didn ' t specify the nature of the differences , saying only that they related to " management style " and " strategic objectives . " " management What kind of management style was the board expecting? 17 19 +140 3 It didn ' t specify the nature of the differences , saying only that they related to " management style " and " strategic objectives . " didn ' t specify did they need to specify? 1 5 +140 4 Westamerica said Mr . Decker ' s posts were assumed by David Payne , Westamerica ' s chairman , who at 34 years of age becomes one of the youngest chief executives of a sizable bank in the country . youngest chief executives How did he become such a young chief executive? 29 32 +140 4 Westamerica said Mr . Decker ' s posts were assumed by David Payne , Westamerica ' s chairman , who at 34 years of age becomes one of the youngest chief executives of a sizable bank in the country . 34 How was David Payne chosen to be the chairman? 21 22 +140 5 Mr . Decker is about 45 years old . 45 years old why does this matter? 5 8 +141 1 Santa Fe Pacific Corp . is preparing a plan to sell a 20 % stake in its large real estate unit to a California public employee pension fund for $ 400 million , after which it would spin off the realty operation to shareholders . spin off how do they do that? 37 39 +141 1 Santa Fe Pacific Corp . is preparing a plan to sell a 20 % stake in its large real estate unit to a California public employee pension fund for $ 400 million , after which it would spin off the realty operation to shareholders . spin off Why does it want to spin off the real estate portion of its operations? 37 39 +141 2 The plan places an indicated value on the real estate operation , Santa Fe Pacific Realty Corp . , of $ 2 billion . plan Why does the plan place n indicated value on the real estate operation? 1 2 +141 3 Santa Fe Pacific directors are expected to review the plan at a meeting today , according to people familiar with the transaction . according to people familiar Which people are familiar with the transaction? 15 19 +141 3 Santa Fe Pacific directors are expected to review the plan at a meeting today , according to people familiar with the transaction . directors Why are directors expected to review the plan? 3 4 +141 3 Santa Fe Pacific directors are expected to review the plan at a meeting today , according to people familiar with the transaction . Pacific directors how many directors? 2 4 +141 3 Santa Fe Pacific directors are expected to review the plan at a meeting today , according to people familiar with the transaction . review Why do they need to review the plan? 7 8 +141 4 If approved , the sale is expected to close by year ' s end , with the spinoff occurring by the end of 1992 . 1992 how long did it take? 23 24 +141 4 If approved , the sale is expected to close by year ' s end , with the spinoff occurring by the end of 1992 . year ' s end , Why will it take until the end of the year to close? 10 15 +142 1 Emerson Electric Co . and Robert Bosch G . m . b . Emerson Electric Co . and Robert Bosch G . m . b What do these companies do? 0 12 +142 1 Emerson Electric Co . and Robert Bosch G . m . b . G . m . b What is G.M.B? 7 12 +142 1 Emerson Electric Co . and Robert Bosch G . m . b . G . m . b what is gmb? 7 12 +142 2 H . said the Federal Trade Commission has requested additional information from the two companies about their announced intention to acquire Vermont American Corp . for $ 40 a share , or about $ 440 million . acquire Why do they want to acquire Vermont American corp? 20 21 +142 2 H . said the Federal Trade Commission has requested additional information from the two companies about their announced intention to acquire Vermont American Corp . for $ 40 a share , or about $ 440 million . requested additional information Why has additional information been requested? 8 11 +142 2 H . said the Federal Trade Commission has requested additional information from the two companies about their announced intention to acquire Vermont American Corp . for $ 40 a share , or about $ 440 million . Vermont American Corp what do they do? 21 24 +142 2 H . said the Federal Trade Commission has requested additional information from the two companies about their announced intention to acquire Vermont American Corp . for $ 40 a share , or about $ 440 million . requested additional information What additional information did the FTC request? 8 11 +142 2 H . said the Federal Trade Commission has requested additional information from the two companies about their announced intention to acquire Vermont American Corp . for $ 40 a share , or about $ 440 million . acquire Vermont American Corp Why do the two companies want to acquire Vermont American Corp? 20 24 +142 3 Yesterday , in composite trading on the American Stock Exchange , Vermont American common closed at $ 39 . 75 , off 25 cents . composite trading What is composite trading? 3 5 +142 3 Yesterday , in composite trading on the American Stock Exchange , Vermont American common closed at $ 39 . 75 , off 25 cents . common closed How was Vermont American able to common close at $39.75, off 25 cents? 13 15 +142 3 Yesterday , in composite trading on the American Stock Exchange , Vermont American common closed at $ 39 . 75 , off 25 cents . $ 39 . 75 , off 25 cents is that a lot? 16 24 +142 3 Yesterday , in composite trading on the American Stock Exchange , Vermont American common closed at $ 39 . 75 , off 25 cents . composite trading What is composite trading? 3 5 +142 4 The FTC ' s request was " not unusual " and Emerson will make a " full and prompt " response , according to a spokesman . " full and prompt " What does a full and prompt response consist of? 15 20 +142 4 The FTC ' s request was " not unusual " and Emerson will make a " full and prompt " response , according to a spokesman . " not unusual " Why was the request not seen as unusual? 6 10 +142 5 Spokesmen for Emerson and Vermont American , which has agreed to be acquired , said they don ' t anticipate " any problems " with the completion of the transaction . don ' t anticipate " any problems " Why don't they anticipate any problems? 16 24 +142 5 Spokesmen for Emerson and Vermont American , which has agreed to be acquired , said they don ' t anticipate " any problems " with the completion of the transaction . don ' t anticipate " any problems " Why don't they anticipate any problems? 16 24 +142 5 Spokesmen for Emerson and Vermont American , which has agreed to be acquired , said they don ' t anticipate " any problems " with the completion of the transaction . " any problems " why dont they see any problems? 20 24 +142 5 Spokesmen for Emerson and Vermont American , which has agreed to be acquired , said they don ' t anticipate " any problems " with the completion of the transaction . Spokesmen for Emerson and Vermont American , Who are the spokesmen? 0 7 +142 5 Spokesmen for Emerson and Vermont American , which has agreed to be acquired , said they don ' t anticipate " any problems " with the completion of the transaction . agreed to be acquired , Why has Vermont American agreed to be acquired? 9 14 +143 1 " The croaker ' s done gone from the hook - - damn ! My language sure goes to pot down here on the coast . " The husky blond guide with the Aggie cap twists his face in mock fury . " I got to get back to school and straighten out my English . " twists his face in mock fury Why is he being mock furious? 35 41 +143 1 " The croaker ' s done gone from the hook - - damn ! My language sure goes to pot down here on the coast . " The husky blond guide with the Aggie cap twists his face in mock fury . " I got to get back to school and straighten out my English . " croaker ' s What is a croaker? 2 5 +143 1 " The croaker ' s done gone from the hook - - damn ! My language sure goes to pot down here on the coast . " The husky blond guide with the Aggie cap twists his face in mock fury . " I got to get back to school and straighten out my English . " pot What does \"pot down\" mean? 19 20 +143 1 " The croaker ' s done gone from the hook - - damn ! My language sure goes to pot down here on the coast . " The husky blond guide with the Aggie cap twists his face in mock fury . " I got to get back to school and straighten out my English . " guide What kind of guide? 30 31 +143 2 He has two more years at Texas A & M . Texas A & M What is his major? 6 10 +143 2 He has two more years at Texas A & M . two more years Doing what? 2 5 +143 3 Right now he takes people out to fish in the bays behind the barrier islands that curve for hundreds of miles along the eastern coast of Texas , enclosing milky green lagoons behind ridges of sand and grassy scrub that rim the deep blue of the Gulf beyond . he takes people out to fish in the bays Why does the man take people out to fish? 2 11 +143 3 Right now he takes people out to fish in the bays behind the barrier islands that curve for hundreds of miles along the eastern coast of Texas , enclosing milky green lagoons behind ridges of sand and grassy scrub that rim the deep blue of the Gulf beyond . out to fish What is he fishing for? 5 8 +143 3 Right now he takes people out to fish in the bays behind the barrier islands that curve for hundreds of miles along the eastern coast of Texas , enclosing milky green lagoons behind ridges of sand and grassy scrub that rim the deep blue of the Gulf beyond . bays Where exactly does he take people to fish? 10 11 +143 3 Right now he takes people out to fish in the bays behind the barrier islands that curve for hundreds of miles along the eastern coast of Texas , enclosing milky green lagoons behind ridges of sand and grassy scrub that rim the deep blue of the Gulf beyond . Right now Does this mean seasonally? Or as a side-gig while going to school? 0 2 +143 4 There have been three days of hot , wind - swept rain , and now with the first sun we are after speckled seatrout , which with redfish provides most of the game fishing hereabouts . most of the game fishing What constitutes the rest? 29 34 +143 4 There have been three days of hot , wind - swept rain , and now with the first sun we are after speckled seatrout , which with redfish provides most of the game fishing hereabouts . hot , Does he know what fish are out there based on the weather? 6 8 +143 5 The little radio fizzes as other boats want to see if we have found any fish - - spotting location is everything in this sport . sport Is this a competition or for leisure? 24 25 +143 5 The little radio fizzes as other boats want to see if we have found any fish - - spotting location is everything in this sport . other How many boats are out at the same time? 5 6 +143 5 The little radio fizzes as other boats want to see if we have found any fish - - spotting location is everything in this sport . spotting location is it normal to share crucial information like that? 18 20 +144 1 In a sign the stock slump hasn ' t quieted Europe ' s takeover fever , Cie . Europe ' s takeover fever , Why does Europe have takeover fever? 10 16 +144 1 In a sign the stock slump hasn ' t quieted Europe ' s takeover fever , Cie . Cie what is cie? 16 17 +144 2 Financiere de Paribas said it intends to bid for one of France ' s other large financial and industrial holding companies , Cie . de Navigation Mixte . bid for one of France ' s other large financial Why is it bidding? 7 17 +144 3 Paribas said that once it receives the go - ahead from French stock market authorities , it will offer to boost its Navigation Mixte stake to 66 . 7 % from the current 18 . 7 % . go - ahead from French stock market authorities , How will Paribas get the go-ahead from stock market authorities? 7 16 +144 3 Paribas said that once it receives the go - ahead from French stock market authorities , it will offer to boost its Navigation Mixte stake to 66 . 7 % from the current 18 . 7 % . receives the go - ahead when will they receive the go ahead? 5 10 +144 4 Its cash - or - shares bid values Navigation Mixte at about 22 . 82 billion francs ( $ 3 . 62 billion ) , making this one of France ' s largest - ever attempted takeovers . largest - ever attempted takeovers Why is it the largest? 32 37 +144 4 Its cash - or - shares bid values Navigation Mixte at about 22 . 82 billion francs ( $ 3 . 62 billion ) , making this one of France ' s largest - ever attempted takeovers . 22 . 82 billion francs how many franc to a dollar? 12 17 +144 5 The cost of buying the additional 48 % stake would be 10 . 95 billion francs ( $ 1 . 74 billion ) . 48 % stake would it be worth it? 6 9 +145 1 Turner Broadcasting System Inc . said it formed a unit to make and distribute movies to theaters overseas and , eventually , to U . S . theaters , too . formed a unit Is this a unit of people? 7 10 +145 1 Turner Broadcasting System Inc . said it formed a unit to make and distribute movies to theaters overseas and , eventually , to U . S . theaters , too . eventually , What year did this happen? 20 22 +145 1 Turner Broadcasting System Inc . said it formed a unit to make and distribute movies to theaters overseas and , eventually , to U . S . theaters , too . overseas Why is Turner Broadcasting distributing movies overseas before U.S. theaters? 17 18 +145 2 The operator of cable - television networks said the new Turner Pictures unit will produce movies that will premiere on Turner Broadcasting ' s Turner Network Television channel , or TNT , and then will be released internationally in movie theaters . released internationally in which countries? 36 38 +145 2 The operator of cable - television networks said the new Turner Pictures unit will produce movies that will premiere on Turner Broadcasting ' s Turner Network Television channel , or TNT , and then will be released internationally in movie theaters . released internationally Why are Turner pictures being shown on television before theaters? 36 38 +145 3 The unit ' s first two offerings are slated to be " The Secret Life of Ian Fleming , " a dramatization about the former British spy who wrote the James Bond novels , and " Treasure Island , " produced by Charlton Heston , who also stars in the movie . " Treasure Island , " was it a popular movie? 35 40 +145 4 Ted Turner , Turner Broadcasting ' s chairman , was named chairman of Turner Pictures , and Gerry Hogan , president of Turner Entertainment Networks , was named president of the unit . named president Was there any reason these men were selected? 27 29 +145 5 In an interview , Mr . Hogan said the subsidiary ' s primary mission will be to make movies for TNT and to distribute them internationally . primary mission what are their other missions? 12 14 +146 1 Ingersoll Publications Co . agreed to buy the New Haven Register in a transaction valued at $ 275 million from Goodson Newspaper Group Inc . New Haven Register is that a company? 8 11 +146 1 Ingersoll Publications Co . agreed to buy the New Haven Register in a transaction valued at $ 275 million from Goodson Newspaper Group Inc . Register What is the New Haven Register? 10 11 +146 2 As part of the agreement , Goodson also terminated the contract under which Ingersoll manages Goodson ' s 66 newspapers , ending a long association between the two companies that has turned increasingly bitter recently . Goodson ' s 66 newspapers , What will happen to them now? 15 21 +146 2 As part of the agreement , Goodson also terminated the contract under which Ingersoll manages Goodson ' s 66 newspapers , ending a long association between the two companies that has turned increasingly bitter recently . recently what happened recently? 34 35 +146 2 As part of the agreement , Goodson also terminated the contract under which Ingersoll manages Goodson ' s 66 newspapers , ending a long association between the two companies that has turned increasingly bitter recently . that has turned increasingly bitter recently What made the association turn bitter? 29 35 +146 2 As part of the agreement , Goodson also terminated the contract under which Ingersoll manages Goodson ' s 66 newspapers , ending a long association between the two companies that has turned increasingly bitter recently . turned increasingly bitter Why has the relationship turned bitter? 31 34 +146 3 Goodson has accused Ingersoll of paying less attention to its properties and more to such ventures as the recent launch of the St . Louis Sun . less attention What has Goodson been lacking according to them? 6 8 +146 4 Under the terms of the accord , Ingersoll will pay about $ 255 million for the Register , a daily that Goodson bought for about $ 170 million in 1986 . 1986 how much has inflation? 29 30 +146 5 Goodson will pay the additional $ 20 million in settlement of the management contract . management contract What is part of the management contract? 12 14 +147 1 " Hacksaw " and " Bonecrusher " are the sort of nicknames normally associated with linebackers and heavyweight contenders . normally associated Who determined this was normal? 12 14 +147 1 " Hacksaw " and " Bonecrusher " are the sort of nicknames normally associated with linebackers and heavyweight contenders . normally associated who is it associated with now? 12 14 +147 2 Who ' d have thought that the next group of tough guys carrying around reputations like that would be school superintendents ? like that would be school superintendents ? Why do school superintendents have these reputations? 15 22 +147 3 Chicago ' s new school chief is the hard - nosed Ted Kimbrough . hard - nosed How is Kimbrough hard-nosed? 8 11 +147 3 Chicago ' s new school chief is the hard - nosed Ted Kimbrough . Ted Kimbrough WHAT ARE HIS CREDENTIALS? 11 13 +147 4 At his old job in Compton , Calif . , he took a bitter teachers ' strike and nearly came to blows with a school - board member . nearly came to blows with a school - board member Why did Kimbrough nearly come to blows? 18 28 +147 4 At his old job in Compton , Calif . , he took a bitter teachers ' strike and nearly came to blows with a school - board member . took What is meant by \"took\"? 11 12 +147 5 At his first Chicago press conference , he berated the reporters . he berated the reporters Why did Kimbrough berate reporters? 7 11 +147 5 At his first Chicago press conference , he berated the reporters . he berated the reporters . What did he do to berate reporters? 7 12 +148 1 The following were among yesterday ' s offerings and pricings in the U . S . and non - U . S . capital markets , with terms and syndicate manager , as compiled by Dow Jones Capital Markets Report : terms and syndicate manager , WHAT DOES terms and syndicate manager mean? 27 32 +148 1 The following were among yesterday ' s offerings and pricings in the U . S . and non - U . S . capital markets , with terms and syndicate manager , as compiled by Dow Jones Capital Markets Report : syndicate manager , what is a syndicate manager? 29 32 +148 2 Imo Industries Inc . - - $ 150 million of senior subordinated debentures due 2001 , priced at par to yield 12 % . senior subordinated debentures what is a senior subordinated debentures? 10 13 +148 2 Imo Industries Inc . - - $ 150 million of senior subordinated debentures due 2001 , priced at par to yield 12 % . priced at par what does this mean? 16 19 +148 2 Imo Industries Inc . - - $ 150 million of senior subordinated debentures due 2001 , priced at par to yield 12 % . subordinated debentures What are subordinated debentures? 11 13 +148 3 The issue will be sold through Morgan Stanley & Co . Other details weren ' t available . details weren ' t available why werent they available? 12 17 +148 4 San Antonio , Texas - - $ 575 million of electric and gas system revenue refunding bonds , Series 1989 , 1989A and 1989B , tentatively priced by a First Boston Corp . group to yield from 6 . 15 % in 1991 to 7 . 30 % in 2009 . Series 1989 , 1989A and 1989B , what are Series 1989, 1989A and 1989B? 18 25 +148 5 The issue includes current interest bonds due 1991 - 2000 , 2009 , 2012 , 2014 and 2016 , and capital appreciation bonds due 2001 - 2005 . capital appreciation bonds What is a capital appreciation bond? 20 23 +149 1 A series of explosions tore through the huge Phillips Petroleum Co . plastics plant near here , injuring more than a hundred and closing parts of the Houston Ship Channel . injuring How were the hundred injured? 17 18 +149 1 A series of explosions tore through the huge Phillips Petroleum Co . plastics plant near here , injuring more than a hundred and closing parts of the Houston Ship Channel . here , Where is here? 15 17 +149 2 There were no immediate reports of deaths , but officials said a number of workers were still unaccounted for last night . unaccounted for Why were the workers unaccounted for? 17 19 +149 2 There were no immediate reports of deaths , but officials said a number of workers were still unaccounted for last night . a number of workers were still unaccounted for How many workers were unaccounted for? 11 19 +149 3 The Bartlesville , Okla . , oil company late yesterday still hadn ' t said officially what caused the explosions and fires , which sent columns of heavy black smoke billowing high into the air . Bartlesville , where is that in oklahoma? 1 3 +149 4 One local Phillips manager said a seal blew in one of the plant ' s reactors . a seal blew How did the seal blow? 5 8 +149 4 One local Phillips manager said a seal blew in one of the plant ' s reactors . One local Phillips manager Who is the manager? 0 4 +149 4 One local Phillips manager said a seal blew in one of the plant ' s reactors . seal blew in Why did a seal blow? 6 9 +149 4 One local Phillips manager said a seal blew in one of the plant ' s reactors . seal blew how did it blow? 6 8 +149 5 Glenn Cox , Phillips ' president and chief operating officer , and other Phillips officials flew from Bartlesville to assess the damage and determine the cause of the afternoon explosions . assess the damage and determine How was the damage and cause assessed/determined? 19 24 +149 5 Glenn Cox , Phillips ' president and chief operating officer , and other Phillips officials flew from Bartlesville to assess the damage and determine the cause of the afternoon explosions . other Phillips officials Who are the other Phillips officials? 12 15 +149 5 Glenn Cox , Phillips ' president and chief operating officer , and other Phillips officials flew from Bartlesville to assess the damage and determine the cause of the afternoon explosions . afternoon explosions how long will it take to figure out? 28 30 +150 1 Inco Ltd . posted a 35 % decline in third - quarter net income , a performance that was in line with analysts ' expectations . analysts ' expectations Who were these analysts, and were they from inside the company? 22 25 +150 1 Inco Ltd . posted a 35 % decline in third - quarter net income , a performance that was in line with analysts ' expectations . analysts ' expectations Which analysts? 22 25 +150 1 Inco Ltd . posted a 35 % decline in third - quarter net income , a performance that was in line with analysts ' expectations . analysts ' expectations Why did analysts expect this decline? 22 25 +150 1 Inco Ltd . posted a 35 % decline in third - quarter net income , a performance that was in line with analysts ' expectations . decline what were the projections? 7 8 +150 2 The nickel producer also raised its quarterly dividend to 25 cents a share from 20 cents and said it may buy back as much as 4 . 8 % of its common outstanding . its common outstanding What does this common outstanding mean? 30 33 +150 2 The nickel producer also raised its quarterly dividend to 25 cents a share from 20 cents and said it may buy back as much as 4 . 8 % of its common outstanding . common outstanding What is the meaning of common outstanding? 31 33 +150 3 Inco shares fell after the announcements . shares fell What evidence besides an announcement would cause shares to fall? 1 3 +150 3 Inco shares fell after the announcements . Inco shares how far did they fall? 0 2 +150 4 Analysts said some investors were disappointed that the cash - rich company had failed to announce a special dividend . special dividend Does this dividend only apply to certain investors? 17 19 +150 4 Analysts said some investors were disappointed that the cash - rich company had failed to announce a special dividend . some investors were disappointed Which investors were disappointed? 2 6 +150 4 Analysts said some investors were disappointed that the cash - rich company had failed to announce a special dividend . special dividend Why would a company give special divends? 17 19 +150 5 Inco closed at $ 31 . 125 a share , down 62 . 5 cents , in New York Stock Exchange composite trading . 62 . 5 cents , What % drop was this for the share? 11 16 +150 5 Inco closed at $ 31 . 125 a share , down 62 . 5 cents , in New York Stock Exchange composite trading . composite trading How is composite trading different than other types of trading? 21 23 +150 5 Inco closed at $ 31 . 125 a share , down 62 . 5 cents , in New York Stock Exchange composite trading . composite trading what is composite trading? 21 23 +151 1 Japan ' s Daiwa Securities Co . named Masahiro Dozen president . named Masahiro Dozen president Why has Dozen chosen to be president? 7 11 +151 1 Japan ' s Daiwa Securities Co . named Masahiro Dozen president . Japan ' s Daiwa Securities Co What does Daiwa Securities Co do? 0 6 +151 1 Japan ' s Daiwa Securities Co . named Masahiro Dozen president . named Masahiro Dozen president Why did they name Masahiro president? 7 11 +151 1 Japan ' s Daiwa Securities Co . named Masahiro Dozen president . Daiwa Securities Co What kind of company is this? 3 6 +151 2 Mr . Dozen succeeds Sadakane Doi , who will become vice chairman . Mr . Dozen succeeds Sadakane Doi , Why did Doi stop being president? 0 7 +151 2 Mr . Dozen succeeds Sadakane Doi , who will become vice chairman . Sadakane Why did they make Sadakane vice chairman? 4 5 +151 2 Mr . Dozen succeeds Sadakane Doi , who will become vice chairman . become vice chairman Is Doi stepping down or being forced to step down? 9 12 +151 3 Yoshitoki Chino retains his title of chairman of Daiwa , Japan ' s second - largest securities firm . second - largest What is Japans first largest security firm? 13 16 +151 4 In Japanese firms , the president usually is in charge of day - to - day operations , while the chairman ' s role is more a ceremonial one . the chairman ' s role is more a ceremonial one What ceremonial duties does the chairman perform? 19 29 +151 4 In Japanese firms , the president usually is in charge of day - to - day operations , while the chairman ' s role is more a ceremonial one . more a ceremonial one How is the chairmans role ceremonial? 25 29 +151 4 In Japanese firms , the president usually is in charge of day - to - day operations , while the chairman ' s role is more a ceremonial one . ceremonial What is ceremonial about the chairman's role? 27 28 +151 5 The title of chief executive officer isn ' t used . isn ' t used Why isn't the title of CEO used? 6 10 +151 5 The title of chief executive officer isn ' t used . isn ' t used Why is the term CEO not used? 6 10 +151 5 The title of chief executive officer isn ' t used . isn ' t used Why isn't it used? 6 10 +152 1 Bond Corp . Holdings Ltd . ' s consolidated debt totals 6 . 9 billion Australian dollars ( US $ 5 . 32 billion ) , including A $ 1 . 6 billion of bonds convertible into shares . consolidated debt How did they incur such debt? 8 10 +152 1 Bond Corp . Holdings Ltd . ' s consolidated debt totals 6 . 9 billion Australian dollars ( US $ 5 . 32 billion ) , including A $ 1 . 6 billion of bonds convertible into shares . A $ 1 . 6 billion of bonds convertible into shares Are bonds able to be converted into shares, and if so, what kinds of shares? 27 38 +152 2 Alan Bond , chairman and controlling shareholder of the cash - strapped Australian media , brewing , resources and property concern , disclosed the debt figures yesterday . cash - strapped Why are they hurting for money? 9 12 +152 2 Alan Bond , chairman and controlling shareholder of the cash - strapped Australian media , brewing , resources and property concern , disclosed the debt figures yesterday . disclosed Why did he disclose the numbers? 22 23 +152 2 Alan Bond , chairman and controlling shareholder of the cash - strapped Australian media , brewing , resources and property concern , disclosed the debt figures yesterday . Alan Bond , is he important? 0 3 +152 3 The disclosure follows last Friday ' s news that Bond Corp . incurred an overall loss of A $ 980 . 2 million for the fiscal year ended June 30 , the largest loss in Australian corporate history . overall loss of A $ 980 . 2 million How did they not just go bankrupt? 14 23 +152 3 The disclosure follows last Friday ' s news that Bond Corp . incurred an overall loss of A $ 980 . 2 million for the fiscal year ended June 30 , the largest loss in Australian corporate history . largest loss in Australian corporate history Why was this loss so prevalent? 32 38 +152 3 The disclosure follows last Friday ' s news that Bond Corp . incurred an overall loss of A $ 980 . 2 million for the fiscal year ended June 30 , the largest loss in Australian corporate history . largest loss in Australian corporate history whats the second largest? 32 38 +152 4 The debt load would have been higher but for a reduction of A $ 5 billion over the past year from asset sales , Mr . Bond said at a business gathering . reduction Why was the debt load lessened due to a reduction from asset sales? 10 11 +152 5 Mr . Bond indicated the consolidated debt figures , which include debt of units such as Bell Group Ltd . , will be published soon in Bond Corp . ' s 1989 annual accounts . debt of units How did they acquire this specific form of debt? 11 14 +152 5 Mr . Bond indicated the consolidated debt figures , which include debt of units such as Bell Group Ltd . , will be published soon in Bond Corp . ' s 1989 annual accounts . Bond Corp . ' s 1989 annual accounts are they still keeping these? 26 34 +153 1 Good grief ! Charlie Brown is selling out . selling Why is Charlie Brown selling out? 6 7 +153 1 Good grief ! Charlie Brown is selling out . Charlie Brown is selling out why is he selling out? 3 8 +153 1 Good grief ! Charlie Brown is selling out . selling out What is selling out? 6 8 +153 2 Those Metropolitan Life ads were bad enough . bad enough . What was bad about the Metropolitan Life ads? 5 8 +153 2 Those Metropolitan Life ads were bad enough . ads Why were the Metropolitan Life ads bad? 3 4 +153 2 Those Metropolitan Life ads were bad enough . Metropolitan Life ads is that a company? 1 4 +153 2 Those Metropolitan Life ads were bad enough . bad enough Why were the ads bad enough? 5 7 +153 4 Why is he cashing in now ? cashing What do they mean by \"cashing in?\" 3 4 +153 4 Why is he cashing in now ? now as opposed to earlier? 5 6 +153 4 Why is he cashing in now ? he Who is he? 2 3 +153 5 Turns out that next year , Charlie Brown , Snoopy and the gang turn 40 - - and Scripps Howard ' s United Media unit , the syndicator and licensing agent for Charles Schulz ' s comic strip , sees a bonanza in licensing the cartoon characters to a bevy of advertisers for ads , tie - ins and promotions . bonanza How much money could they be making? 41 42 +154 1 Time Warner Inc . is considering a legal challenge to Tele - Communications Inc . ' s plan to buy half of Showtime Networks Inc . , a move that could lead to all - out war between the cable industry ' s two most powerful players . all - out war has it ever happened before? 33 37 +154 1 Time Warner Inc . is considering a legal challenge to Tele - Communications Inc . ' s plan to buy half of Showtime Networks Inc . , a move that could lead to all - out war between the cable industry ' s two most powerful players . the cable industry ' s two most powerful players Who are the cable industry's two most powerful players? 38 47 +154 1 Time Warner Inc . is considering a legal challenge to Tele - Communications Inc . ' s plan to buy half of Showtime Networks Inc . , a move that could lead to all - out war between the cable industry ' s two most powerful players . challenge What is the basis for this legal challenge? 8 9 +154 2 Time is also fighting the transaction on other fronts , by attempting to discourage other cable operators from joining Tele - Communications as investors in Showtime , cable - TV industry executives say . fighting Are these methods legal? 3 4 +154 3 Time officials declined to comment . Time officials how many were asked? 0 2 +154 3 Time officials declined to comment . declined to comment Why did they decline to comment? 2 5 +154 4 Last week , Tele - Communications agreed to pay Viacom Inc . $ 225 million for a 50 % stake in its Showtime subsidiary , which is a distant second to Time ' s Home Box Office in the delivery of pay - TV networks to cable subscribers . agreed What were some of the terms of negotiation that may be of significance? 6 7 +154 5 Tele - Communications , the U . S . ' s largest cable company , said it may seek other cable partners to join in its investment . U . S . ' s largest cable company , who is the second largest? 5 15 +154 5 Tele - Communications , the U . S . ' s largest cable company , said it may seek other cable partners to join in its investment . other cable partners Who are these other cable partners? 19 22 +155 2 The proposed acquisition provides for a cash payment of $ 10 a share at closing and a contingent payment of as much as 80 cents a share placed in escrow . a share What is the current pre acquistion share value? 11 13 +155 2 The proposed acquisition provides for a cash payment of $ 10 a share at closing and a contingent payment of as much as 80 cents a share placed in escrow . proposed acquisition will it be agreed to? 1 3 +155 3 Details of the escrow agreement haven ' t been completed , the companies said . escrow what is escrow? 3 4 +155 3 Details of the escrow agreement haven ' t been completed , the companies said . haven ' t been completed , Why wasn't it completed? 5 11 +155 3 Details of the escrow agreement haven ' t been completed , the companies said . haven ' t been completed , When will they be completed? 5 11 +155 5 American Cyanamid is a Wayne , N . J . , chemicals , drugs and fertilizer concern . drugs and fertilizer concern Why is the word concern here? 13 17 +155 5 American Cyanamid is a Wayne , N . J . , chemicals , drugs and fertilizer concern . concern what is the concern? 16 17 +155 5 American Cyanamid is a Wayne , N . J . , chemicals , drugs and fertilizer concern . concern Why is it a concern? 16 17 +156 1 General Electric Co . executives and lawyers provided " misleading and false " information to the Pentagon in 1985 in an effort to cover up " longstanding fraudulent " billing practices , federal prosecutors alleged in legal briefs . " longstanding fraudulent " How did General Electric cover up fraud? 25 29 +156 1 General Electric Co . executives and lawyers provided " misleading and false " information to the Pentagon in 1985 in an effort to cover up " longstanding fraudulent " billing practices , federal prosecutors alleged in legal briefs . " misleading What was misleading about the information? 8 10 +156 1 General Electric Co . executives and lawyers provided " misleading and false " information to the Pentagon in 1985 in an effort to cover up " longstanding fraudulent " billing practices , federal prosecutors alleged in legal briefs . fraudulent " billing practices , How was General Electric performing fraudulent billing practices? 27 32 +156 2 The government ' s startling allegations , filed only days before the scheduled start of a criminal overcharge trial against GE in Philadelphia federal district court , challenge the motives and veracity of the nation ' s third - largest defense contractor . challenge the motives and veracity What were the motives GE? 27 32 +156 2 The government ' s startling allegations , filed only days before the scheduled start of a criminal overcharge trial against GE in Philadelphia federal district court , challenge the motives and veracity of the nation ' s third - largest defense contractor . criminal overcharge trial What are the fine points of the case? 16 19 +156 2 The government ' s startling allegations , filed only days before the scheduled start of a criminal overcharge trial against GE in Philadelphia federal district court , challenge the motives and veracity of the nation ' s third - largest defense contractor . criminal overcharge What is a criminal overcharge? 16 18 +156 2 The government ' s startling allegations , filed only days before the scheduled start of a criminal overcharge trial against GE in Philadelphia federal district court , challenge the motives and veracity of the nation ' s third - largest defense contractor . court , is that the highest court? 25 27 +156 3 In a strongly worded response summarizing a filing made in the same court yesterday , GE asserted that " prosecutors have misstated the testimony of witnesses , distorted documents and ignored important facts . " The company attacked the government ' s allegations as " reckless and baseless mudslinging , " and said its management " promptly and accurately reported " to the Pentagon all relevant information about billing practices . ignored important facts What important facts were ignored? 30 33 +156 3 In a strongly worded response summarizing a filing made in the same court yesterday , GE asserted that " prosecutors have misstated the testimony of witnesses , distorted documents and ignored important facts . " The company attacked the government ' s allegations as " reckless and baseless mudslinging , " and said its management " promptly and accurately reported " to the Pentagon all relevant information about billing practices . distorted documents How did prosecutors distort documents? 27 29 +156 4 The case strikes at the corporate image of GE , which provides the military with everything from jet engines and electronic warfare equipment to highly classified design work on the Strategic Defense Initiative , and could cause a loss of future defense contracts if Pentagon and Justice Department officials take a tough stance . future defense contracts What percentage of defense contracts are associated with GE at the moment? 40 43 +156 4 The case strikes at the corporate image of GE , which provides the military with everything from jet engines and electronic warfare equipment to highly classified design work on the Strategic Defense Initiative , and could cause a loss of future defense contracts if Pentagon and Justice Department officials take a tough stance . corporate image of do they have a positive image? 5 8 +156 5 The company has been considered an industry leader in advocating cooperation and voluntary disclosures of improper or inflated billing practices . company has been considered an industry leader What reasons were behind GE being considered an industry leader? 1 8 +156 5 The company has been considered an industry leader in advocating cooperation and voluntary disclosures of improper or inflated billing practices . voluntary disclosures Does this come back to them or the individual when it is voluntary? 12 14 +156 5 The company has been considered an industry leader in advocating cooperation and voluntary disclosures of improper or inflated billing practices . considered considered by who? 4 5 +157 1 Knight - Ridder Inc . said third - quarter earnings jumped 18 % , partly because of the sale of two of its media properties . the sale of two of its media properties Which two media properties did Knight-Ridder Inc. sell? 17 25 +157 1 Knight - Ridder Inc . said third - quarter earnings jumped 18 % , partly because of the sale of two of its media properties . two of its media properties . Why did they sell two of their media properties? 20 26 +157 1 Knight - Ridder Inc . said third - quarter earnings jumped 18 % , partly because of the sale of two of its media properties . media properties what are its properties? 23 25 +157 3 The latest results include a gain of $ 4 . 2 million , or eight cents a share , on the sale of television stations in Oklahoma City and Flint , Mich . sale What is the demand in these cities that they would benefit from this? 21 22 +157 4 Revenue increased 7 . 5 % to $ 540 . 9 million from $ 503 . 1 million . Revenue increased 7 . 5 % Why did revenue increase so much? 0 6 +157 4 Revenue increased 7 . 5 % to $ 540 . 9 million from $ 503 . 1 million . increased Is this increase just from those two television station sales? 1 2 +157 5 Robert F . Singleton , Knight - Ridder ' s chief financial officer , said the company was " pleased " with its overall performance , despite only single - digit growth in newspaper revenue . revenue How much do they generate from their newspaper division? 34 35 +157 5 Robert F . Singleton , Knight - Ridder ' s chief financial officer , said the company was " pleased " with its overall performance , despite only single - digit growth in newspaper revenue . " pleased " why is it quoted? 18 21 +158 1 Claude Bebear , chairman and chief executive officer , of Axa - Midi Assurances , pledged to retain employees and management of Farmers Group Inc . , including Leo E . Denlea Jr . , chairman and chief executive officer , if Axa succeeds in acquiring Farmers . Axa - Midi Assurances , What does this company do? 10 15 +158 1 Claude Bebear , chairman and chief executive officer , of Axa - Midi Assurances , pledged to retain employees and management of Farmers Group Inc . , including Leo E . Denlea Jr . , chairman and chief executive officer , if Axa succeeds in acquiring Farmers . Axa succeeds in acquiring Farmers Why would Farmers want to sell, are they in financial trouble? 42 47 +158 2 Mr . Bebear added that the French insurer would keep Farmers ' headquarters in Los Angeles and " will not send French people to run the company . " Axa would also maintain Farmers ' relationships with the insurance exchanges that it manages . insurance exchanges What is an insurance exchange? 38 40 +158 2 Mr . Bebear added that the French insurer would keep Farmers ' headquarters in Los Angeles and " will not send French people to run the company . " Axa would also maintain Farmers ' relationships with the insurance exchanges that it manages . French insurer What does Axa-Midi Assurances insure? 6 8 +158 2 Mr . Bebear added that the French insurer would keep Farmers ' headquarters in Los Angeles and " will not send French people to run the company . " Axa would also maintain Farmers ' relationships with the insurance exchanges that it manages . " will not send French people to run the company What are the full conditions of this agreement, is there an expiration date? 17 27 +158 3 Mr . Bebear made his remarks at a breakfast meeting with reporters here yesterday as part of a tour in which he is trying to rally support in the U . S . for the proposed acquisition . here Where is 'here'? 12 13 +158 3 Mr . Bebear made his remarks at a breakfast meeting with reporters here yesterday as part of a tour in which he is trying to rally support in the U . S . for the proposed acquisition . support Why do they need support for such an acquisition? 26 27 +158 3 Mr . Bebear made his remarks at a breakfast meeting with reporters here yesterday as part of a tour in which he is trying to rally support in the U . S . for the proposed acquisition . proposed acquisition Is Farmers a public company and if so who are all the major shareholders? 35 37 +158 4 The bid is part of Sir James Goldsmith ' s unfriendly takeover attempt for B . A . T Industries PLC , the British tobacco , retailing , paper and financial - services giant that acquired Farmers last year for $ 5 . 2 billion . unfriendly takeover How was the takover unfriendly? 10 12 +158 4 The bid is part of Sir James Goldsmith ' s unfriendly takeover attempt for B . A . T Industries PLC , the British tobacco , retailing , paper and financial - services giant that acquired Farmers last year for $ 5 . 2 billion . unfriendly takeover Why is the takeover unfriendly? 10 12 +158 4 The bid is part of Sir James Goldsmith ' s unfriendly takeover attempt for B . A . T Industries PLC , the British tobacco , retailing , paper and financial - services giant that acquired Farmers last year for $ 5 . 2 billion . acquired Farmers last year for $ 5 . 2 billion Why did Farmers sell last year, were they in financial trouble? 35 45 +158 5 Axa has agreed to acquire Farmers from Sir James ' s investment vehicle , Hoylake Investments Ltd . , for $ 4 . 5 billion plus a $ 1 billion investment in Hoylake . Hoylake Investments Ltd What does Hoylake Investments Ltd. do? 14 17 +158 5 Axa has agreed to acquire Farmers from Sir James ' s investment vehicle , Hoylake Investments Ltd . , for $ 4 . 5 billion plus a $ 1 billion investment in Hoylake . investment vehicle , What is an investment vehicle? 11 14 +158 5 Axa has agreed to acquire Farmers from Sir James ' s investment vehicle , Hoylake Investments Ltd . , for $ 4 . 5 billion plus a $ 1 billion investment in Hoylake . $ 1 billion investment in Hoylake What are the complete conditions of the $1 billion investment in Hoylake? 27 33 +159 1 Combustion Engineering Inc . said third - quarter net income of $ 22 . 8 million , reversing a $ 91 . 7 million year - earlier loss . loss Why did Combustion Engineering have a loss the year before? 27 28 +159 1 Combustion Engineering Inc . said third - quarter net income of $ 22 . 8 million , reversing a $ 91 . 7 million year - earlier loss . year - earlier Was the 91.7M loss for the quarter ending a year ago or was that for the entire year? 24 27 +159 2 The Stamford , Conn . , power - generation products and services company said per - share earnings were 56 cents compared with the year - ago loss of $ 2 . 39 . loss Why was there a per-share loss the year before? 27 28 +159 2 The Stamford , Conn . , power - generation products and services company said per - share earnings were 56 cents compared with the year - ago loss of $ 2 . 39 . year - ago Was the $2.39 loss for the quarter ending a year ago or was that for the year? 24 27 +159 2 The Stamford , Conn . , power - generation products and services company said per - share earnings were 56 cents compared with the year - ago loss of $ 2 . 39 . Stamford , is that southern connnecticut? 1 3 +159 3 Sales fell 1 . 5 % to $ 884 million from $ 897 . 2 million . Sales fell Why did sales fall 1.5%? 0 2 +159 3 Sales fell 1 . 5 % to $ 884 million from $ 897 . 2 million . from Is this qtr-qtr data or is this year-year data? 10 11 +159 3 Sales fell 1 . 5 % to $ 884 million from $ 897 . 2 million . fell why did they fall? 1 2 +159 3 Sales fell 1 . 5 % to $ 884 million from $ 897 . 2 million . Sales fell Why did sales fall? 0 2 +159 4 Strong profit in the process industries , including chemical and pulp and paper , were offset by higher interest expense and by lower earnings as the company closed out certain long - term contracts . closed out Why did the company close out certain long-term contracts? 27 29 +159 4 Strong profit in the process industries , including chemical and pulp and paper , were offset by higher interest expense and by lower earnings as the company closed out certain long - term contracts . lower How much lower were earnings? 22 23 +159 4 Strong profit in the process industries , including chemical and pulp and paper , were offset by higher interest expense and by lower earnings as the company closed out certain long - term contracts . certain How much of the losses are attributed to the certain contracts?\n 29 30 +159 4 Strong profit in the process industries , including chemical and pulp and paper , were offset by higher interest expense and by lower earnings as the company closed out certain long - term contracts . contracts Are these contracts that are off the books now, leading to expect hirer profit contracts will be the norm moving forward? 33 34 +159 4 Strong profit in the process industries , including chemical and pulp and paper , were offset by higher interest expense and by lower earnings as the company closed out certain long - term contracts . interest expense what is interest expense? 18 20 +159 4 Strong profit in the process industries , including chemical and pulp and paper , were offset by higher interest expense and by lower earnings as the company closed out certain long - term contracts . certain long - term contracts What contracts did they close? 29 34 +159 5 Combustion reported improved profits in its automation and control products businesses , and it narrowed its losses in its public sector and environmental segment . narrowed its losses How did Combustion narrow its losses? 14 17 +160 1 If bluebloods won ' t pay high prices for racehorses anymore , who will ? bluebloods won ' t pay high prices for racehorses Why will bluebloods no longer pay high prices for racehorses? 1 10 +160 1 If bluebloods won ' t pay high prices for racehorses anymore , who will ? bluebloods what is bluebloods? 1 2 +160 1 If bluebloods won ' t pay high prices for racehorses anymore , who will ? bluebloods what is a blueblood? 1 2 +160 1 If bluebloods won ' t pay high prices for racehorses anymore , who will ? bluebloods What is a blueblood? 1 2 +160 2 Breeders are betting on the common folk . Breeders why are they betting on common folk? 0 1 +160 2 Breeders are betting on the common folk . betting How are they betting on them? 2 3 +160 3 The Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders Association , a Lexington , Ky . - based trade group , has launched " seminars " for " potential investors " at race tracks around the country . " seminars " where are they held? 19 22 +160 4 The group , which has held half a dozen seminars so far , also is considering promotional videos and perhaps a pitch to Wall Street investment bankers . perhaps a pitch to Wall Street investment bankers Why are they considering pitching to Wall Street bankers? 19 27 +160 5 " People in this business have been insulated , " says Josh Pons , a horse breeder from Bel Air , Md . " But the real future of this game is in a number of people owning a few horses . " " People in this business have been insulated , " Why have people in the horserace business been insulated? 0 10 +160 5 " People in this business have been insulated , " says Josh Pons , a horse breeder from Bel Air , Md . " But the real future of this game is in a number of people owning a few horses . " few horses how many horses does he mean? 39 41 +161 1 Britain ' s current account deficit dropped to # 1 . 6 billion ( $ 2 . 56 billion ) in September from an adjusted # 2 billion ( $ 3 . 21 billion ) the previous month , but the improvement comes amid increasing concern that a recession could strike the U . K . economy next year . dropped Why did Britain's current account deficit drop. 6 7 +161 1 Britain ' s current account deficit dropped to # 1 . 6 billion ( $ 2 . 56 billion ) in September from an adjusted # 2 billion ( $ 3 . 21 billion ) the previous month , but the improvement comes amid increasing concern that a recession could strike the U . K . economy next year . dropped Why did Britain's account deficit drop? 6 7 +161 2 The Confederation of British Industry ' s latest survey shows that business executives expect a pronounced slowdown , largely because of a 16 - month series of interest - rate increases that has raised banks ' base lending rates to 15 % . pronounced slowdown , how pronounced was it? 15 18 +161 2 The Confederation of British Industry ' s latest survey shows that business executives expect a pronounced slowdown , largely because of a 16 - month series of interest - rate increases that has raised banks ' base lending rates to 15 % . business executives expect a pronounced slowdown , Which business executives? 11 18 +161 2 The Confederation of British Industry ' s latest survey shows that business executives expect a pronounced slowdown , largely because of a 16 - month series of interest - rate increases that has raised banks ' base lending rates to 15 % . interest - rate increases Why did the interest-rate increase? 27 31 +161 4 He also said investment by businesses is falling off . falling off Why is investment by business failling off? 7 9 +161 4 He also said investment by businesses is falling off . falling off why exactly? 7 9 +161 4 He also said investment by businesses is falling off . investment by businesses is falling off What does investment by businesses is falling off mean? 3 9 +161 4 He also said investment by businesses is falling off . falling off Why is business investment falling off? 7 9 +161 5 Of 1 , 224 companies surveyed , 31 % expect to cut spending on plant equipment and machinery , while only 28 % plan to spend more . cut Why did the companies surveyed cut their spending. 11 12 +161 5 Of 1 , 224 companies surveyed , 31 % expect to cut spending on plant equipment and machinery , while only 28 % plan to spend more . 28 % plan why are they spending more? 21 24 +162 1 Yields on certificates of deposit at major banks were little changed in the latest week . Yields on certificates What are yields on certificates of deposit? 0 3 +162 1 Yields on certificates of deposit at major banks were little changed in the latest week . latest What exactly is the timeline and when is it being compared to? 13 14 +162 2 The average yield on six - month CDs of $ 50 , 000 and less slipped to 7 . 96 % from 8 . 00 % , according to Banxquote Money Markets , an information service based here . Banxquote Money Markets , Where is Banxquote Money Markets located? 29 33 +162 2 The average yield on six - month CDs of $ 50 , 000 and less slipped to 7 . 96 % from 8 . 00 % , according to Banxquote Money Markets , an information service based here . 8 . 00 % , Is this considered a significant amount? 22 27 +162 3 On one - year CDs of $ 50 , 000 and less , the average slid to 8 . 02 % from 8 . 06 % . the average slid to 8 . 02 % from 8 . 06 % Why did this average decrease? 13 26 +162 3 On one - year CDs of $ 50 , 000 and less , the average slid to 8 . 02 % from 8 . 06 % . 8 . 06 % How did this difference come about? 22 26 +162 3 On one - year CDs of $ 50 , 000 and less , the average slid to 8 . 02 % from 8 . 06 % . 8 . 02 % from 8 . 06 % is that small? 17 26 +162 4 Both issues are among the most popular with individual investors . among the most popular Why are they among the most popular? 3 7 +162 4 Both issues are among the most popular with individual investors . Both issues are among the most popular Why are these issues popular ? 0 7 +162 4 Both issues are among the most popular with individual investors . individual What is the reasoning behind this? 8 9 +162 4 Both issues are among the most popular with individual investors . most popular why are they popular? 5 7 +162 5 " Because of shrinkage in the economy , rates can be expected to decline over a one - year horizon , " said Norberto Mehl , chairman of Banxquote . " It ' s unclear how much rates can fall and how soon . " unclear how much rates can fall and how soon How does one determine how soon and how much rates can fall? 34 43 +162 5 " Because of shrinkage in the economy , rates can be expected to decline over a one - year horizon , " said Norberto Mehl , chairman of Banxquote . " It ' s unclear how much rates can fall and how soon . " shrinkage what is shrinkage? 3 4 +163 1 HomeFed Corp . said third - quarter net income slid 14 % to $ 23 . 9 million , or $ 1 . 10 per fully diluted share , from $ 27 . 9 million , or $ 1 . 21 a fully diluted share , because of increased bad assets and unexpected trouble in unloading foreclosed property . unexpected trouble in unloading foreclosed What caused the unexpected trouble in selling properties? 52 57 +163 1 HomeFed Corp . said third - quarter net income slid 14 % to $ 23 . 9 million , or $ 1 . 10 per fully diluted share , from $ 27 . 9 million , or $ 1 . 21 a fully diluted share , because of increased bad assets and unexpected trouble in unloading foreclosed property . bad assets What makes their assets bad? 49 51 +163 1 HomeFed Corp . said third - quarter net income slid 14 % to $ 23 . 9 million , or $ 1 . 10 per fully diluted share , from $ 27 . 9 million , or $ 1 . 21 a fully diluted share , because of increased bad assets and unexpected trouble in unloading foreclosed property . fully diluted share , What is a fully diluted share? 25 29 +163 2 The decline surprised analysts and jolted HomeFed ' s stock , which lost 8 . 6 % of its value , closing at $ 38 . 50 on the New York Stock Exchange , down $ 3 . 625 . decline surprised analysts Why were analysts suprprised by the decline? 1 4 +163 2 The decline surprised analysts and jolted HomeFed ' s stock , which lost 8 . 6 % of its value , closing at $ 38 . 50 on the New York Stock Exchange , down $ 3 . 625 . surprised analysts Why did the decline surprise analysts? 2 4 +163 3 HomeFed had been one of the handful of large West Coast thrifts that in recent quarters had counteracted interest - rate problems dogging the industry by keeping a lid on problem assets and lending heavily into the furious California housing market . keeping a lid on problem assets How had HomeFed been keeping a lid on problem assets? 26 32 +163 4 Analysts had been projecting fully diluted earnings in the third quarter in the range of about $ 1 . 30 a share . diluted earnings What is a diluted earning? 5 7 +163 5 However , HomeFed ' s loan originations and purchases plunged 26 % in the quarter , to $ 1 . 4 billion from $ 1 . 9 billion a year earlier . originations What is an origination? 6 7 +164 1 MORGAN STANLEY , THE ONCE STODGY investment house , in 1974 helped a corporate client complete a hostile takeover . hostile takeover what is a hostile takeover 17 19 +164 1 MORGAN STANLEY , THE ONCE STODGY investment house , in 1974 helped a corporate client complete a hostile takeover . hostile How did Morgan Stanley help the corporate client? 17 18 +164 1 MORGAN STANLEY , THE ONCE STODGY investment house , in 1974 helped a corporate client complete a hostile takeover . STODGY what does stodgy mean? 5 6 +164 1 MORGAN STANLEY , THE ONCE STODGY investment house , in 1974 helped a corporate client complete a hostile takeover . helped a corporate client Who was the corporate client? 11 15 +164 2 It was the start of a boom in unfriendly , even ungentlemanly , mergers . mergers Who were the mergers with? 13 14 +164 2 It was the start of a boom in unfriendly , even ungentlemanly , mergers . unfriendly , Why was it unfriendly? 8 10 +164 2 It was the start of a boom in unfriendly , even ungentlemanly , mergers . ungentlemanly , why was it not gentlemanly? 11 13 +164 3 On July 18 , 1974 , International Nickle of Canada - - advised by Morgan - - offered $ 28 a share , equal to $ 157 million , for ESB , a Philadelphia battery maker . offered Was ESB doing badly at the time? 17 18 +164 4 ESB said it was given only a three - hour advance warning on a " take it or leave it " basis from Inco , as the Toronto company is called . three - hour Why was Inco in such a hurry for ESB to make a decision? 7 10 +164 5 " ESB is aware that a hostile tender offer is being made by a foreign company for all of ESB ' s shares , " said F . J . Port , ESB ' s president . " Hostile " thus entered the merger - acquisition lexicon . hostile Why is it called a \"hostile tender offer?\" 6 7 +164 5 " ESB is aware that a hostile tender offer is being made by a foreign company for all of ESB ' s shares , " said F . J . Port , ESB ' s president . " Hostile " thus entered the merger - acquisition lexicon . lexicon what is a lexicon? 46 47 +165 1 When the Trinity Repertory Theater named Anne Bogart its artistic director last spring , the nation ' s theatrical cognoscenti arched a collective eyebrow . cognoscenti what is cognoscenti? 19 20 +165 1 When the Trinity Repertory Theater named Anne Bogart its artistic director last spring , the nation ' s theatrical cognoscenti arched a collective eyebrow . arched a collective eyebrow Why did this surprise the theatrical cognoscenti? 20 24 +165 1 When the Trinity Repertory Theater named Anne Bogart its artistic director last spring , the nation ' s theatrical cognoscenti arched a collective eyebrow . theatrical cognoscenti What does this mean exactly? 18 20 +165 2 Ms . Bogart , an acclaimed creator of deconstructed dramatic collages that tear into such sacred texts as Rodgers and Hammerstein ' s " South Pacific , " is decidedly downtown . decidedly downtown meaning what exactl? 29 31 +165 2 Ms . Bogart , an acclaimed creator of deconstructed dramatic collages that tear into such sacred texts as Rodgers and Hammerstein ' s " South Pacific , " is decidedly downtown . tear into such sacred texts Why are these works considered sacred? 12 17 +165 2 Ms . Bogart , an acclaimed creator of deconstructed dramatic collages that tear into such sacred texts as Rodgers and Hammerstein ' s " South Pacific , " is decidedly downtown . decidedly downtown What does downtown mean in this sense? 29 31 +165 2 Ms . Bogart , an acclaimed creator of deconstructed dramatic collages that tear into such sacred texts as Rodgers and Hammerstein ' s " South Pacific , " is decidedly downtown . tear into such sacred texts as Rodgers What makes these texts sacred? 12 19 +165 2 Ms . Bogart , an acclaimed creator of deconstructed dramatic collages that tear into such sacred texts as Rodgers and Hammerstein ' s " South Pacific , " is decidedly downtown . decidedly downtown what does that mean? 29 31 +165 3 Trinity Rep meanwhile is one of the nation ' s oldest and most respected regional theaters , still hosting an annual " A Christmas Carol . " still hosting an annual " A Christmas Carol Why is this particular fact relevant? 17 25 +165 3 Trinity Rep meanwhile is one of the nation ' s oldest and most respected regional theaters , still hosting an annual " A Christmas Carol . " " A Christmas with the three ghosts? 21 24 +165 4 How would this bastion of traditional values fare in Ms . Bogart ' s iconoclastic hands ? iconoclastic what is iconoclastic? 14 15 +165 4 How would this bastion of traditional values fare in Ms . Bogart ' s iconoclastic hands ? iconoclastic hands ? Why is she considered an iconoclast for creating new works? 14 17 +165 4 How would this bastion of traditional values fare in Ms . Bogart ' s iconoclastic hands ? bastion of traditional values What makes christmas carolling in a theatrical context traditional? 3 7 +165 4 How would this bastion of traditional values fare in Ms . Bogart ' s iconoclastic hands ? iconoclastic definition of this word? 14 15 +165 5 She held her fire with her first production at the Trinity earlier this season . held her fire what does held her fire mean here? 1 4 +166 1 California legislators , searching for ways to pay for the $ 4 billion to $ 6 billion in damages from last week ' s earthquake , are laying the groundwork for a temporary increase in the state ' s sales tax . California legislators , Who are the California legislators? 0 3 +166 1 California legislators , searching for ways to pay for the $ 4 billion to $ 6 billion in damages from last week ' s earthquake , are laying the groundwork for a temporary increase in the state ' s sales tax . temporary increase in the state ' s sales tax How a temporary increase in the state's sales tax is going to help pay the $4 billion to $6 billion ? 32 41 +166 1 California legislators , searching for ways to pay for the $ 4 billion to $ 6 billion in damages from last week ' s earthquake , are laying the groundwork for a temporary increase in the state ' s sales tax . temporary increase in the state ' s sales tax How much will the state's sales tax be increased? 32 41 +166 2 The talk of a sales tax rise follows a rebuff from Congress on the question of how much the federal government is willing to spend to aid in California ' s earthquake relief efforts . follows a rebuff from Congress What prompted the rebuff from Congress? 7 12 +166 2 The talk of a sales tax rise follows a rebuff from Congress on the question of how much the federal government is willing to spend to aid in California ' s earthquake relief efforts . federal government why is federal government answerable to congress? 19 21 +166 2 The talk of a sales tax rise follows a rebuff from Congress on the question of how much the federal government is willing to spend to aid in California ' s earthquake relief efforts . a rebuff from Congress How did Congress rebuff this issue? 8 12 +166 3 The state had sought as much as $ 4 . 1 billion in relief , but yesterday the House approved a more general scaled - back measure calling for $ 2 . 85 billion in aid , the bulk of which would go to California , with an unspecified amount going to regions affected by Hurricane Hugo . House approved a more general scaled - back measure Why did the House decide on this change? 18 27 +166 3 The state had sought as much as $ 4 . 1 billion in relief , but yesterday the House approved a more general scaled - back measure calling for $ 2 . 85 billion in aid , the bulk of which would go to California , with an unspecified amount going to regions affected by Hurricane Hugo . unspecified Why was the amount unspecified? 48 49 +166 3 The state had sought as much as $ 4 . 1 billion in relief , but yesterday the House approved a more general scaled - back measure calling for $ 2 . 85 billion in aid , the bulk of which would go to California , with an unspecified amount going to regions affected by Hurricane Hugo . unspecified amount why an unspecified amount going to regions affected by Hurricane Hugo? 48 50 +166 3 The state had sought as much as $ 4 . 1 billion in relief , but yesterday the House approved a more general scaled - back measure calling for $ 2 . 85 billion in aid , the bulk of which would go to California , with an unspecified amount going to regions affected by Hurricane Hugo . regions affected by Hurricane Hugo What regions were affected by Hurricane Hugo? 52 57 +166 4 That leaves the state roughly $ 2 billion to $ 4 billion short . roughly $ 2 billion to $ 4 billion short Why would the state be left billions of dollars short? 4 13 +166 4 That leaves the state roughly $ 2 billion to $ 4 billion short . $ 2 billion to $ 4 billion short . why is the state short of $2 billion to $4 billion ? 5 14 +166 5 A sales tax increase appears to be the fastest and easiest to raise funds in a hurry . raise funds in a hurry Why do the funds need to be raised in a hurry? 12 17 +166 5 A sales tax increase appears to be the fastest and easiest to raise funds in a hurry . A sales tax increase why a sales tax increase be the fastest and easiest to raise funds ? 0 4 +166 5 A sales tax increase appears to be the fastest and easiest to raise funds in a hurry . the fastest and easiest to raise funds Why is a sales tax increase the fastest and easiest way to raise funds? 7 14 +167 1 The Justice Department scrambled to play down the significance of its new guidelines concerning prosecutions under the federal racketeering law . significance What was the significance? 8 9 +167 1 The Justice Department scrambled to play down the significance of its new guidelines concerning prosecutions under the federal racketeering law . new guidelines What are some of the new guidelines? 11 13 +167 2 The guidelines were distributed to U . S . attorneys last summer but were disclosed for the first time by press reports this week . guidelines What are the guidelines? 1 2 +167 2 The guidelines were distributed to U . S . attorneys last summer but were disclosed for the first time by press reports this week . this week which week was it? 22 24 +167 3 They discourage prosecutors , under certain circumstances , from seeking court orders seizing the assets of racketeering defendants prior to trial . under certain circumstances What are the cirsumstances? 4 7 +167 3 They discourage prosecutors , under certain circumstances , from seeking court orders seizing the assets of racketeering defendants prior to trial . racketeering defendants how do they do that? 16 18 +167 3 They discourage prosecutors , under certain circumstances , from seeking court orders seizing the assets of racketeering defendants prior to trial . under certain circumstances , What are some of the circumstances? 4 8 +167 4 But David Runkel , chief Justice Department spokesman , said the guidelines " are a codification and a clarification far more than a new direction . " codification and a clarification What does Runkel mean by this? 15 19 +167 4 But David Runkel , chief Justice Department spokesman , said the guidelines " are a codification and a clarification far more than a new direction . " " are what is a codification? 12 14 +167 5 Use of the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations law against white - collar defendants , as opposed to alleged organized - crime figures , has come under attack from some defense lawyers and legal scholars . some defense lawyers Who are the defense lawyers? 29 32 +167 5 Use of the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations law against white - collar defendants , as opposed to alleged organized - crime figures , has come under attack from some defense lawyers and legal scholars . law against white - collar defendants , How can RICO be used against white collar criminals? 8 15 +168 1 Johnson & Johnson reported a 10 % rise in third - quarter net income on a 12 % sales increase - results that were driven particularly by new products including pharmaceuticals and the company ' s professional operations . Johnson & Johnson What is Johnson & Johnson 0 3 +168 1 Johnson & Johnson reported a 10 % rise in third - quarter net income on a 12 % sales increase - results that were driven particularly by new products including pharmaceuticals and the company ' s professional operations . pharmaceuticals Any specific pharmaceuticals of interest? 30 31 +168 1 Johnson & Johnson reported a 10 % rise in third - quarter net income on a 12 % sales increase - results that were driven particularly by new products including pharmaceuticals and the company ' s professional operations . company ' s professional operations What professional operations? 33 38 +168 1 Johnson & Johnson reported a 10 % rise in third - quarter net income on a 12 % sales increase - results that were driven particularly by new products including pharmaceuticals and the company ' s professional operations . new products WHAT ARE THE NEW PRODUCTS? 27 29 +168 1 Johnson & Johnson reported a 10 % rise in third - quarter net income on a 12 % sales increase - results that were driven particularly by new products including pharmaceuticals and the company ' s professional operations . professional operations what professional operations? 36 38 +168 1 Johnson & Johnson reported a 10 % rise in third - quarter net income on a 12 % sales increase - results that were driven particularly by new products including pharmaceuticals and the company ' s professional operations . 12 % sales increase - results how did it increase? 16 22 +168 2 Net for the New Brunswick , N . J . , maker of health - care products climbed to $ 265 million , or 80 cents a share , from $ 240 million , or 71 cents a share , in the year - earlier period . year - earlier period WHAT YEAR? 42 46 +168 3 Sales rose to $ 2 . 45 billion from $ 2 . 2 billion . Sales rose WHY DID SALES RISE? 0 2 +168 4 The year - ago per - share earnings are adjusted to reflect a 2 - for - 1 stock split last May . stock split WHAT CAUSED A STOCK SPLIT? 18 20 +168 4 The year - ago per - share earnings are adjusted to reflect a 2 - for - 1 stock split last May . stock split Why did they do a stock split? 18 20 +168 4 The year - ago per - share earnings are adjusted to reflect a 2 - for - 1 stock split last May . stock split last what is a stock split? 18 21 +168 5 In a statement , Ralph S . Larsen , chairman and chief executive officer , said the company was pleased with its third - quarter sales performance , " especially in light of the extremely competitive environment in domestic consumer markets and the negative impact of unfavorable exchange rates this quarter . " domestic consumer markets Were there any notable competitive problems? 38 41 +168 5 In a statement , Ralph S . Larsen , chairman and chief executive officer , said the company was pleased with its third - quarter sales performance , " especially in light of the extremely competitive environment in domestic consumer markets and the negative impact of unfavorable exchange rates this quarter . " extremely competitive environment WHQT IS MAKING THE ENVIORNMENT COMPETATIVE? 34 37 +168 5 In a statement , Ralph S . Larsen , chairman and chief executive officer , said the company was pleased with its third - quarter sales performance , " especially in light of the extremely competitive environment in domestic consumer markets and the negative impact of unfavorable exchange rates this quarter . " pleased Why was he pleased? 19 20 +168 5 In a statement , Ralph S . Larsen , chairman and chief executive officer , said the company was pleased with its third - quarter sales performance , " especially in light of the extremely competitive environment in domestic consumer markets and the negative impact of unfavorable exchange rates this quarter . " competitive environment Why is the market competitive? 35 37 +168 5 In a statement , Ralph S . Larsen , chairman and chief executive officer , said the company was pleased with its third - quarter sales performance , " especially in light of the extremely competitive environment in domestic consumer markets and the negative impact of unfavorable exchange rates this quarter . " negative impact Why was the impact negative? 43 45 +168 5 In a statement , Ralph S . Larsen , chairman and chief executive officer , said the company was pleased with its third - quarter sales performance , " especially in light of the extremely competitive environment in domestic consumer markets and the negative impact of unfavorable exchange rates this quarter . " Ralph S . Larsen , how long has he been chairman? 4 9 +169 1 Cray Research Inc . forecast that 1990 will be a no - growth year for its supercomputer line . no - growth What made them predict this? 10 13 +169 1 Cray Research Inc . forecast that 1990 will be a no - growth year for its supercomputer line . forecast that 1990 will be a no - growth year Why does Cray Research think it will be a no-growth year? 4 14 +169 1 Cray Research Inc . forecast that 1990 will be a no - growth year for its supercomputer line . Cray where are they from 0 1 +169 1 Cray Research Inc . forecast that 1990 will be a no - growth year for its supercomputer line . forecast How did they construct their forecast? 4 5 +169 1 Cray Research Inc . forecast that 1990 will be a no - growth year for its supercomputer line . Cray Research Inc . What type of company is Cray Research Inc? 0 4 +169 2 In what has become a series of bad - news announcements , the world ' s largest maker of supercomputers said that after reviewing its order prospects , " we have concluded it is prudent to plan for next year on the assumption that revenue again will be flat . " again In previous years what caused this drop in revenue? 45 46 +169 2 In what has become a series of bad - news announcements , the world ' s largest maker of supercomputers said that after reviewing its order prospects , " we have concluded it is prudent to plan for next year on the assumption that revenue again will be flat . " has become a series of bad - news announcements , Why has there been a series of bad-news announcements? 2 12 +169 2 In what has become a series of bad - news announcements , the world ' s largest maker of supercomputers said that after reviewing its order prospects , " we have concluded it is prudent to plan for next year on the assumption that revenue again will be flat . " revenue what is the 5 year 10 year trend 44 45 +169 2 In what has become a series of bad - news announcements , the world ' s largest maker of supercomputers said that after reviewing its order prospects , " we have concluded it is prudent to plan for next year on the assumption that revenue again will be flat . " a series of bad - news announcements , Why have they had a series of bad-news announcements? 4 12 +169 3 Cray jolted the market in July when it slashed revenue and earnings projections for this year , citing a slowing economy that has delayed orders from government as well as commercial customers . commercial Do commercial customers or the government make up the majority of their earnings? 30 31 +169 3 Cray jolted the market in July when it slashed revenue and earnings projections for this year , citing a slowing economy that has delayed orders from government as well as commercial customers . citing a slowing economy Why has the economy slowed? 17 21 +169 3 Cray jolted the market in July when it slashed revenue and earnings projections for this year , citing a slowing economy that has delayed orders from government as well as commercial customers . year , what plans does the company have to improve business 15 17 +169 3 Cray jolted the market in July when it slashed revenue and earnings projections for this year , citing a slowing economy that has delayed orders from government as well as commercial customers . slowing economy Why is the economy slowing? 19 21 +169 3 Cray jolted the market in July when it slashed revenue and earnings projections for this year , citing a slowing economy that has delayed orders from government as well as commercial customers . slashed revenue and earnings projections How much did it slash revenue and earnings projections? 8 13 +169 4 The company made its 1990 projection - - an unusual event for Cray - - in announcing improved net income for the third quarter . improved What caused this prediction? 17 18 +169 4 The company made its 1990 projection - - an unusual event for Cray - - in announcing improved net income for the third quarter . an unusual event Why is making a projection an unusual event for Cray? 8 11 +169 4 The company made its 1990 projection - - an unusual event for Cray - - in announcing improved net income for the third quarter . an unusual event for Cray Why is this unusual? 8 13 +169 5 Cray said it earned $ 30 . 6 million , or $ 1 . 04 a share , up 35 % from $ 22 . 6 million , or 73 cents a share , a year ago . share , how many total shaare holders are there 16 18 +169 5 Cray said it earned $ 30 . 6 million , or $ 1 . 04 a share , up 35 % from $ 22 . 6 million , or 73 cents a share , a year ago . up 35 % Why did earnings/share go up? 18 21 +170 1 The stock market ' s woes spooked currency traders but prompted a quiet little party among bond investors . party among bond investors Why were the bond investors partying? 14 18 +170 1 The stock market ' s woes spooked currency traders but prompted a quiet little party among bond investors . bond investors how are these investors different? 16 18 +170 1 The stock market ' s woes spooked currency traders but prompted a quiet little party among bond investors . quiet little party among bond investors Why are they having a party? 12 18 +170 2 Prices of long - term Treasury bonds moved inversely to the stock market as investors sought safety amid growing evidence the economy is weakening . economy is weakening Why is the economy weakening? 21 24 +170 2 Prices of long - term Treasury bonds moved inversely to the stock market as investors sought safety amid growing evidence the economy is weakening . inversely Does this mean the bonds were better or worse off? 8 9 +170 3 But the shaky economic outlook and the volatile stock market forced the dollar lower against major currencies . shaky economic outlook Why is the economic outlook shakey? 2 5 +170 3 But the shaky economic outlook and the volatile stock market forced the dollar lower against major currencies . major currencies which currencies? 15 17 +170 4 The bond market got an early boost from the opening - hour sell - off in stocks . opening - hour when is opening hour? 9 12 +170 4 The bond market got an early boost from the opening - hour sell - off in stocks . sell - off in stocks How did this boost if they are selling off? 12 17 +170 5 That rout was triggered by UAL Corp . ' s announcement late Monday that the proposed management - labor buy - out had collapsed . management - labor buy - out had collapsed Why did the buy out collapse? 16 24 +170 5 That rout was triggered by UAL Corp . ' s announcement late Monday that the proposed management - labor buy - out had collapsed . UAL Corp who are they? 5 7 +170 5 That rout was triggered by UAL Corp . ' s announcement late Monday that the proposed management - labor buy - out had collapsed . proposed management - labor buy - out What does the buy-out entail? 15 22 +171 1 " The Famous Teddy Z , " which CBS Inc . had hoped would emerge as one of the few bright spots in its otherwise lackluster prime - time schedule , isn ' t turning out to be the hit the network envisaged . prime - time schedule , When is \"prime-time schedule\" ? 26 31 +171 1 " The Famous Teddy Z , " which CBS Inc . had hoped would emerge as one of the few bright spots in its otherwise lackluster prime - time schedule , isn ' t turning out to be the hit the network envisaged . Teddy Z , " who is he? 3 7 +171 1 " The Famous Teddy Z , " which CBS Inc . had hoped would emerge as one of the few bright spots in its otherwise lackluster prime - time schedule , isn ' t turning out to be the hit the network envisaged . isn ' t turning out to be the hit Why isn't The Famous Teddy Z a hit? 31 40 +171 2 Although the half - hour situation comedy seen Mondays at 9 : 30 p . m . Eastern and Pacific time isn ' t a candidate for cancellation , it is slated for fine - tuning and by next week the network may announce " Teddy Z " is moving to 8 : 30 p . m . from its 9 : 30 time slot , replacing " The People Next Door , " which became the first network show to be canceled this season . canceled Why was \"The People Next Door\" cancelled? 82 83 +171 2 Although the half - hour situation comedy seen Mondays at 9 : 30 p . m . Eastern and Pacific time isn ' t a candidate for cancellation , it is slated for fine - tuning and by next week the network may announce " Teddy Z " is moving to 8 : 30 p . m . from its 9 : 30 time slot , replacing " The People Next Door , " which became the first network show to be canceled this season . " The People Next Door , " why was it cancelled? 67 74 +171 2 Although the half - hour situation comedy seen Mondays at 9 : 30 p . m . Eastern and Pacific time isn ' t a candidate for cancellation , it is slated for fine - tuning and by next week the network may announce " Teddy Z " is moving to 8 : 30 p . m . from its 9 : 30 time slot , replacing " The People Next Door , " which became the first network show to be canceled this season . time isn ' t a candidate for cancellation , Why isn't The Famous Teddy Z a candidate for cancellation? 20 29 +171 3 " Teddy Z , " which centers on a mailroom clerk - turned agent at a Hollywood talent agency , was scheduled in the coveted 9 : 30 p . m . slot to follow " Murphy Brown , " a situation comedy about a television news magazine , starring Candice Bergen . " Teddy Z " was boosted by favorable reviews and a network - wide promotional tie - in contest with K mart Corp . favorable Who wrote these \"favorable reviews\" ? 60 61 +171 3 " Teddy Z , " which centers on a mailroom clerk - turned agent at a Hollywood talent agency , was scheduled in the coveted 9 : 30 p . m . slot to follow " Murphy Brown , " a situation comedy about a television news magazine , starring Candice Bergen . " Teddy Z " was boosted by favorable reviews and a network - wide promotional tie - in contest with K mart Corp . K mart Corp k mart the store? 73 76 +171 4 It was promoted on cable services , including MTV , Nick at Night and VH - 1 , and premiered as the No . 22 - rated show for the week . week What week was this? 30 31 +171 5 But five weeks after the premiere , the series has floundered . five weeks after the premiere , When was this? What month? What events were happening at this time that could have led to this? 1 7 +171 5 But five weeks after the premiere , the series has floundered . floundered why did it flounder? 10 11 +171 5 But five weeks after the premiere , the series has floundered . the series has floundered Why has the series floundered? 7 11 +172 1 The Justice Department is in the process of trying to gain control over a law that federal Judge David Sentelle recently called a " monster . " Needless to say , he was talking about RICO . gain control Why does the Justice Department want to gain control over RICO? 10 12 +172 1 The Justice Department is in the process of trying to gain control over a law that federal Judge David Sentelle recently called a " monster . " Needless to say , he was talking about RICO . " monster why is it a monster? 23 25 +172 1 The Justice Department is in the process of trying to gain control over a law that federal Judge David Sentelle recently called a " monster . " Needless to say , he was talking about RICO . RICO What is RICO? 35 36 +172 2 With its recently revised guidelines for RICO , Justice makes it clear that the law currently holds too many incentives for abuse by prosecutors . incentives What are the incentives for abuse of the law? 19 20 +172 2 With its recently revised guidelines for RICO , Justice makes it clear that the law currently holds too many incentives for abuse by prosecutors . incentives What are some of these incentives? 19 20 +172 3 The text of the " new policy " guidelines from the Criminal Division are reprinted nearby . " new policy " guidelines What are the \"new policy\" guidelines? 4 9 +172 3 The text of the " new policy " guidelines from the Criminal Division are reprinted nearby . reprinted nearby why do they need to be reprinted? 14 16 +172 3 The text of the " new policy " guidelines from the Criminal Division are reprinted nearby . guidelines What are these guidelines? 8 9 +172 4 They strongly suggest that Justice ' s prosecutions of Drexel Burnham Lambert , Michael Milken and Princeton / Newport violated notions of fundamental fairness . fairness How did the prosecutions violate fundamental fairness? 23 24 +172 4 They strongly suggest that Justice ' s prosecutions of Drexel Burnham Lambert , Michael Milken and Princeton / Newport violated notions of fundamental fairness . fairness What was unfair about these prosecutions? 23 24 +172 5 Justice is attempting to avoid a replay of these tactics . replay What tactics is Justice trying to avoid a replay of? 6 7 +172 5 Justice is attempting to avoid a replay of these tactics . avoid a replay will they succeed? 4 7 +172 5 Justice is attempting to avoid a replay of these tactics . tactics What kind of tactics were used? 9 10 +173 1 The House approved a short - term spending bill to keep the government operating through Nov . 15 and provide $ 2 . 85 billion in emergency funds to assist in the recovery from Hurricane Hugo and the California earthquake . short - term What does it mean for this bill to be short term? 4 7 +173 1 The House approved a short - term spending bill to keep the government operating through Nov . 15 and provide $ 2 . 85 billion in emergency funds to assist in the recovery from Hurricane Hugo and the California earthquake . the government Which government is this? The broader U.S. government, or the government of specific states? 11 13 +173 1 The House approved a short - term spending bill to keep the government operating through Nov . 15 and provide $ 2 . 85 billion in emergency funds to assist in the recovery from Hurricane Hugo and the California earthquake . approved How many voted for the bill and how many voted against? 2 3 +173 1 The House approved a short - term spending bill to keep the government operating through Nov . 15 and provide $ 2 . 85 billion in emergency funds to assist in the recovery from Hurricane Hugo and the California earthquake . Hurricane Hugo which year was this? 34 36 +173 1 The House approved a short - term spending bill to keep the government operating through Nov . 15 and provide $ 2 . 85 billion in emergency funds to assist in the recovery from Hurricane Hugo and the California earthquake . Nov . 15 What happens on November 15? 15 18 +173 2 The 321 - 99 roll call vote reflected broad support for the disaster assistance , but the cost to the Treasury is sure to aggravate budget pressures this year and next under the Gramm - Rudman deficit reduction law . Gramm - Rudman deficit reduction law What is this deficit reduction law? 33 39 +173 2 The 321 - 99 roll call vote reflected broad support for the disaster assistance , but the cost to the Treasury is sure to aggravate budget pressures this year and next under the Gramm - Rudman deficit reduction law . Gramm - Rudman deficit reduction law What are the stipulations of this law? 33 39 +173 2 The 321 - 99 roll call vote reflected broad support for the disaster assistance , but the cost to the Treasury is sure to aggravate budget pressures this year and next under the Gramm - Rudman deficit reduction law . 321 - 99 Who were the 99 who voted against disaster assistance? 1 4 +173 2 The 321 - 99 roll call vote reflected broad support for the disaster assistance , but the cost to the Treasury is sure to aggravate budget pressures this year and next under the Gramm - Rudman deficit reduction law . Gramm - Rudman deficit reduction law What is the Gramm-Rudman deficit reduction law? 33 39 +173 3 By a lopsided 401 - 18 margin , the chamber rejected an effort to waive Gramm - Rudman for purposes of addressing the two disasters , and budget analysts estimate the increased appropriations will widen the fiscal 1990 deficit by at least $ 1 . 44 billion unless offsetting spending cuts or new revenues are found by Congress . fiscal 1990 What is the fiscal 1990 deficit? Is this referring to the year, or to a code? 36 38 +173 3 By a lopsided 401 - 18 margin , the chamber rejected an effort to waive Gramm - Rudman for purposes of addressing the two disasters , and budget analysts estimate the increased appropriations will widen the fiscal 1990 deficit by at least $ 1 . 44 billion unless offsetting spending cuts or new revenues are found by Congress . offsetting What would offsetting cuts look like in practice? 48 49 +173 3 By a lopsided 401 - 18 margin , the chamber rejected an effort to waive Gramm - Rudman for purposes of addressing the two disasters , and budget analysts estimate the increased appropriations will widen the fiscal 1990 deficit by at least $ 1 . 44 billion unless offsetting spending cuts or new revenues are found by Congress . widen the fiscal 1990 deficit What was the existing deficit before this bill passed? 34 39 +173 3 By a lopsided 401 - 18 margin , the chamber rejected an effort to waive Gramm - Rudman for purposes of addressing the two disasters , and budget analysts estimate the increased appropriations will widen the fiscal 1990 deficit by at least $ 1 . 44 billion unless offsetting spending cuts or new revenues are found by Congress . 401 - 18 margin , why wasnt it unanimous? 3 8 +173 3 By a lopsided 401 - 18 margin , the chamber rejected an effort to waive Gramm - Rudman for purposes of addressing the two disasters , and budget analysts estimate the increased appropriations will widen the fiscal 1990 deficit by at least $ 1 . 44 billion unless offsetting spending cuts or new revenues are found by Congress . waive Why would the chamber not want to waive Gramm-Rudman? 14 15 +173 4 The budget impact will be greater still in fiscal 1991 , and the issue forced a confrontation between the Appropriations Committee leadership and Budget Committee Chairman Leon Panetta , whose California district was at the center of the earthquake last week . confrontation How did this confrontation happen? 16 17 +173 4 The budget impact will be greater still in fiscal 1991 , and the issue forced a confrontation between the Appropriations Committee leadership and Budget Committee Chairman Leon Panetta , whose California district was at the center of the earthquake last week . confrontation What type of confrontation was there? 16 17 +173 4 The budget impact will be greater still in fiscal 1991 , and the issue forced a confrontation between the Appropriations Committee leadership and Budget Committee Chairman Leon Panetta , whose California district was at the center of the earthquake last week . Leon Panetta , whose what are her credentials? 26 30 +173 4 The budget impact will be greater still in fiscal 1991 , and the issue forced a confrontation between the Appropriations Committee leadership and Budget Committee Chairman Leon Panetta , whose California district was at the center of the earthquake last week . confrontation Why was there a confrontation? 16 17 +173 5 Going to the well of the chamber , Mr . Panetta demanded the costs be fully counted . well What is a well of a chamber? 3 4 +173 5 Going to the well of the chamber , Mr . Panetta demanded the costs be fully counted . well of the chamber , What is the well of the chamber? 3 8 +173 5 Going to the well of the chamber , Mr . Panetta demanded the costs be fully counted . demanded does he have the authority to do that? 11 12 +173 5 Going to the well of the chamber , Mr . Panetta demanded the costs be fully counted . costs What costs does Mr. Panetta want counted? 13 14 +174 1 Northeast Utilities raised its bid for Public Service Co . of New Hampshire , which is operating under Bankruptcy Code protection , to $ 2 . 25 billion from $ 1 . 85 billion . is operating under Bankruptcy Code How does Bankruptcy Code work? 15 20 +174 1 Northeast Utilities raised its bid for Public Service Co . of New Hampshire , which is operating under Bankruptcy Code protection , to $ 2 . 25 billion from $ 1 . 85 billion . Bankruptcy Code protection , What does this protect against specifically, and is it a federal program or a state one? 18 22 +174 1 Northeast Utilities raised its bid for Public Service Co . of New Hampshire , which is operating under Bankruptcy Code protection , to $ 2 . 25 billion from $ 1 . 85 billion . Bankruptcy Code protection , Where does the money for the Bankruptcy Code protection come from? 18 22 +174 2 Northeast ' s raised bid , which was supported by PS of New Hampshire ' s official shareholder committee , is a prelude to what is expected to be a round of higher bids by the other groups trying to acquire the company , the largest utility in New Hampshire . supported by PS of New Hampshire ' s Why did PS support the bid? 8 16 +174 2 Northeast ' s raised bid , which was supported by PS of New Hampshire ' s official shareholder committee , is a prelude to what is expected to be a round of higher bids by the other groups trying to acquire the company , the largest utility in New Hampshire . largest utility in New Hampshire What does the company do- electric, water, gas, etc.? 45 50 +174 2 Northeast ' s raised bid , which was supported by PS of New Hampshire ' s official shareholder committee , is a prelude to what is expected to be a round of higher bids by the other groups trying to acquire the company , the largest utility in New Hampshire . PS what is ps? 10 11 +174 2 Northeast ' s raised bid , which was supported by PS of New Hampshire ' s official shareholder committee , is a prelude to what is expected to be a round of higher bids by the other groups trying to acquire the company , the largest utility in New Hampshire . PS Does PS refer to Public Service Co. of New Hampshire? 10 11 +174 2 Northeast ' s raised bid , which was supported by PS of New Hampshire ' s official shareholder committee , is a prelude to what is expected to be a round of higher bids by the other groups trying to acquire the company , the largest utility in New Hampshire . trying to acquire the company , Why do other groups want to acquire the company? 38 44 +174 3 The $ 2 . 25 billion value claimed by Northeast , based in Hartford , Conn . , is the highest yet given to a bid . highest yet given to a bid Why do the bids keep getting higher? 20 26 +174 4 Some of the three other bidding groups are expected to increase their offers tomorrow , a date set for revised offers by a bankruptcy court judge . other bidding groups Who are these other bidding groups? 4 7 +174 4 Some of the three other bidding groups are expected to increase their offers tomorrow , a date set for revised offers by a bankruptcy court judge . three other bidding groups who are the other groups? 3 7 +174 4 Some of the three other bidding groups are expected to increase their offers tomorrow , a date set for revised offers by a bankruptcy court judge . expected to increase their offers Why are the offers expected to increase? 8 13 +174 5 A hearing is set for Nov . 15 , but participants don ' t expect a resolution until July 1990 . don ' t expect a resolution until July 1990 Why is a resolution not expected until July? 11 20 +174 5 A hearing is set for Nov . 15 , but participants don ' t expect a resolution until July 1990 . July 1990 what ended up happening? 18 20 +174 5 A hearing is set for Nov . 15 , but participants don ' t expect a resolution until July 1990 . July 1990 Is July 1990 a typo or was the resolution already agreed upon? 18 20 +174 5 A hearing is set for Nov . 15 , but participants don ' t expect a resolution until July 1990 . but participants don ' t expect a resolution Why don't participants expect a resolution until July 1990? 9 17 +175 1 Manville Corp . said it offered to buy $ 500 million of its convertible preferred stock from the Manville Personal Injury Settlement Trust in a move that would improve the trust ' s liquidity and reduce the potential number of Manville shares outstanding . liquidity How would this improve the trust's liquidity? 33 34 +175 1 Manville Corp . said it offered to buy $ 500 million of its convertible preferred stock from the Manville Personal Injury Settlement Trust in a move that would improve the trust ' s liquidity and reduce the potential number of Manville shares outstanding . improve the trust ' s liquidity What percentage does this improve the trust's liquidity? 28 34 +175 1 Manville Corp . said it offered to buy $ 500 million of its convertible preferred stock from the Manville Personal Injury Settlement Trust in a move that would improve the trust ' s liquidity and reduce the potential number of Manville shares outstanding . convertible preferred stock What is convertible preferred stock? 13 16 +175 2 Manville said it made the offer within the past several weeks as part of an effort to improve shareholder value . improve shareholder value How would this improve shareholder value? 17 20 +175 2 Manville said it made the offer within the past several weeks as part of an effort to improve shareholder value . made the offer within the past several weeks Was there a proxy statement releasing the actual date for the offer? 3 11 +175 2 Manville said it made the offer within the past several weeks as part of an effort to improve shareholder value . improve shareholder value How would this improved shareholder value? 17 20 +175 3 It said it would purchase the stock at market price . market price What is market price of the stock? 8 10 +175 3 It said it would purchase the stock at market price . purchase the stock at market price What is the current stock market price for the stock? 4 10 +175 4 Manville and a spokeswoman for the trust said that the two are discussing the proposal but a decision hasn ' t been made . " We are considering that offer along with all other alternatives , " the trust spokeswoman said . " We need to look at how to maximize our cash flow to pay our beneficiaries . " other alternatives , " What are some of the other alternatives? 33 37 +175 4 Manville and a spokeswoman for the trust said that the two are discussing the proposal but a decision hasn ' t been made . " We are considering that offer along with all other alternatives , " the trust spokeswoman said . " We need to look at how to maximize our cash flow to pay our beneficiaries . " offer along with all other alternatives What are some of the other alternatives? 29 35 +175 5 The trust , created as part of Manville ' s bankruptcy - law reorganization to compensate victims of asbestos - related diseases , owns 7 . 2 million of the Series A convertible preferred shares , which are each convertible into 10 Manville common shares . Series A convertible preferred shares , What are Series A convertible preferred shares? 30 36 +175 5 The trust , created as part of Manville ' s bankruptcy - law reorganization to compensate victims of asbestos - related diseases , owns 7 . 2 million of the Series A convertible preferred shares , which are each convertible into 10 Manville common shares . convertible preferred shares , How much are the preferred shares worth in comparison to the common shares? 32 36 +175 5 The trust , created as part of Manville ' s bankruptcy - law reorganization to compensate victims of asbestos - related diseases , owns 7 . 2 million of the Series A convertible preferred shares , which are each convertible into 10 Manville common shares . convertible preferred shares , What are convertible preferred shares? 32 36 +176 1 Probably the most clear - cut Soviet violation , for example , is the Krasnoyarsk radar . - - " Arms Control Reality , " Nov . 20 , 1984 , the first of some 20 Journal editorials saying that Krasnoyarsk violated the ABM treaty . ABM treaty What is the ABM treaty? 43 45 +176 1 Probably the most clear - cut Soviet violation , for example , is the Krasnoyarsk radar . - - " Arms Control Reality , " Nov . 20 , 1984 , the first of some 20 Journal editorials saying that Krasnoyarsk violated the ABM treaty . Krasnoyarsk radar What is the Krasnoyarsk radar? 14 16 +176 1 Probably the most clear - cut Soviet violation , for example , is the Krasnoyarsk radar . - - " Arms Control Reality , " Nov . 20 , 1984 , the first of some 20 Journal editorials saying that Krasnoyarsk violated the ABM treaty . Probably the most clear - cut Soviet violation , Why is this the most clear-cut violation? 0 9 +176 1 Probably the most clear - cut Soviet violation , for example , is the Krasnoyarsk radar . - - " Arms Control Reality , " Nov . 20 , 1984 , the first of some 20 Journal editorials saying that Krasnoyarsk violated the ABM treaty . editorials What are the sources for these editorials? 37 38 +176 1 Probably the most clear - cut Soviet violation , for example , is the Krasnoyarsk radar . - - " Arms Control Reality , " Nov . 20 , 1984 , the first of some 20 Journal editorials saying that Krasnoyarsk violated the ABM treaty . ABM treaty . What is the ABM treaty? 43 46 +176 1 Probably the most clear - cut Soviet violation , for example , is the Krasnoyarsk radar . - - " Arms Control Reality , " Nov . 20 , 1984 , the first of some 20 Journal editorials saying that Krasnoyarsk violated the ABM treaty . Krasnoyarsk radar What is the Krasnoyarsk radar? 14 16 +176 2 - - " Whether the installation is for early warning or space track , it clearly is not deployed , " the lawmakers said . " Thus we judge it to be not a violation of the ABM treaty at this time . " The delegation included a reporter from the New York Times , aides to Sen . Edward M . Kennedy and Rep . Les AuCoin , and Natural Resources Defense Council staff members . - - The Washington Post , Sept . 9 , 1987 . delegation What delegation is being referenced? 45 46 +176 2 - - " Whether the installation is for early warning or space track , it clearly is not deployed , " the lawmakers said . " Thus we judge it to be not a violation of the ABM treaty at this time . " The delegation included a reporter from the New York Times , aides to Sen . Edward M . Kennedy and Rep . Les AuCoin , and Natural Resources Defense Council staff members . - - The Washington Post , Sept . 9 , 1987 . the lawmakers Who are the lawmakers? 21 23 +176 2 - - " Whether the installation is for early warning or space track , it clearly is not deployed , " the lawmakers said . " Thus we judge it to be not a violation of the ABM treaty at this time . " The delegation included a reporter from the New York Times , aides to Sen . Edward M . Kennedy and Rep . Les AuCoin , and Natural Resources Defense Council staff members . - - The Washington Post , Sept . 9 , 1987 . treaty What is this treaty and how did it come about? 38 39 +176 3 - - The U . S . S . R . has taken unprecedented unilateral measures of openness , by giving American representatives a possibility to inspect the building site of the Krasnoyarsk radar as well as radar vans in the areas of Gomel and Moscow , so as to see for themselves that there are no violations of the ABM treaty of 1972 on the part of the Soviet Union . - - Letter from Eduard Shevardnadze to U . N . Secretary - General Perez de Cuellar , reported in Tass , June 10 , 1988 . Eduard Shevardnadze Who is Shevardnadze? 76 78 +176 3 - - The U . S . S . R . has taken unprecedented unilateral measures of openness , by giving American representatives a possibility to inspect the building site of the Krasnoyarsk radar as well as radar vans in the areas of Gomel and Moscow , so as to see for themselves that there are no violations of the ABM treaty of 1972 on the part of the Soviet Union . - - Letter from Eduard Shevardnadze to U . N . Secretary - General Perez de Cuellar , reported in Tass , June 10 , 1988 . unprecedented Why is this explained as unprecedented rather than due to other reasons? 13 14 +176 3 - - The U . S . S . R . has taken unprecedented unilateral measures of openness , by giving American representatives a possibility to inspect the building site of the Krasnoyarsk radar as well as radar vans in the areas of Gomel and Moscow , so as to see for themselves that there are no violations of the ABM treaty of 1972 on the part of the Soviet Union . - - Letter from Eduard Shevardnadze to U . N . Secretary - General Perez de Cuellar , reported in Tass , June 10 , 1988 . Eduard Shevardnadze Who is Eduard Shevardnadze? 76 78 +176 4 - - The construction of this station equal in size to the Egyptian pyramids constituted , I say it directly , a clear violation of ABM . - - Eduard Shevardnadze , Oct . 23 , 1989 . Eduard Shevardnadze , Who is this 29 32 +176 4 - - The construction of this station equal in size to the Egyptian pyramids constituted , I say it directly , a clear violation of ABM . - - Eduard Shevardnadze , Oct . 23 , 1989 . I say it directly , a clear violation of ABM Why is this a clear obstruction? 16 26 +176 5 We ' re happy , we guess , to receive confirmation of the Krasnoyarsk violation from the Soviets , five years after we started writing about it . confirmation what kind of confirmation and why? 10 11 +176 5 We ' re happy , we guess , to receive confirmation of the Krasnoyarsk violation from the Soviets , five years after we started writing about it . five years after we started writing about it Why 5 years after? 19 27 +176 5 We ' re happy , we guess , to receive confirmation of the Krasnoyarsk violation from the Soviets , five years after we started writing about it . we guess , Why are they uncertain about their happiness? 5 8 +177 1 From the Sept . 30 - Oct . 4 issue of The Economist : Sept . 30 - Oct is it weekly? 2 7 +177 2 What defeated General Aoun was not only the weight of the Syrian army . Aoun who is he? 3 4 +177 2 What defeated General Aoun was not only the weight of the Syrian army . What defeated What defeated him then? 0 2 +177 2 What defeated General Aoun was not only the weight of the Syrian army . defeated Who defeated General Aoun? 1 2 +177 3 The weight of Lebanon ' s history was also against him ; and it is a history Israel is in danger of repeating . danger of repeating Why are they in danger of repeating it? 20 23 +177 3 The weight of Lebanon ' s history was also against him ; and it is a history Israel is in danger of repeating . Israel How is Israel in danger of repeating this? 17 18 +177 4 Like Lebanon , and however unfairly , Israel is regarded by the Arab world as a colonial aberration . colonial aberration why are they an aberration? 16 18 +177 4 Like Lebanon , and however unfairly , Israel is regarded by the Arab world as a colonial aberration . a colonial aberration . Why does the Arab world regard Israel as a colonial aberration? 15 19 +177 4 Like Lebanon , and however unfairly , Israel is regarded by the Arab world as a colonial aberration . colonial aberration What is a colonial aberration? 16 18 +177 4 Like Lebanon , and however unfairly , Israel is regarded by the Arab world as a colonial aberration . colonial aberration Why is Israel considered a \"colonial aberration\"? 16 18 +177 5 Its best hope of acceptance by its neighbours lies in reaching a settlement with the Palestinians . settlement What sort of settlement? 12 13 +177 5 Its best hope of acceptance by its neighbours lies in reaching a settlement with the Palestinians . acceptance Why do they need to be accepted by their neighbors? 4 5 +178 1 Short interest in Nasdaq over - the - counter stocks rose 6 % as of mid - October , its biggest jump since 6 . 3 % last April . its biggest jump since 6 . 3 % last April . Why did it make such a big jump? 19 30 +178 2 The most recent OTC short interest statistics were compiled Oct . 13 , the day the Nasdaq composite index slid 3 % and the New York Stock Exchange tumbled 7 % . slid 3 % and Why did it drop? 19 23 +178 2 The most recent OTC short interest statistics were compiled Oct . 13 , the day the Nasdaq composite index slid 3 % and the New York Stock Exchange tumbled 7 % . compiled Oct . 13 , Why did the Nasdaq and the NYSE drop on October 13? 8 13 +178 3 The coincidence might lead to the conclusion that short - sellers bet heavily on that day that OTC stocks would decline further . short - sellers bet heavily How would they know this was going to happen? 8 13 +178 3 The coincidence might lead to the conclusion that short - sellers bet heavily on that day that OTC stocks would decline further . short - sellers What are short-sellers? 8 11 +178 4 As it happens , the Nasdaq composite did continue to fall for two days after the initial plunge . continue to fall Why did it continue to fall? 8 11 +178 5 However , the short interest figures reported by brokerage and securities clearing firms to the National Association of Securities Dealers include only those trades completed , or settled , by Oct . 13 , rather than trades that occurred on that day , according to Gene Finn , chief economist for the NASD . Generally , it takes five business days to transfer stock and to take the other steps necessary to settle a trade . five business days Why does it take so long to sell stock? 58 61 +179 1 Sales of North American - built cars and trucks plunged 20 . 5 % in mid - October from a year earlier , as domestic manufacturers paid the price for heavy incentives earlier this year . heavy incentives Were these incentives that were offered for or by them? 30 32 +179 1 Sales of North American - built cars and trucks plunged 20 . 5 % in mid - October from a year earlier , as domestic manufacturers paid the price for heavy incentives earlier this year . heavy incentives WHAT WERE THE HEAVY INCENTIVES? 30 32 +179 1 Sales of North American - built cars and trucks plunged 20 . 5 % in mid - October from a year earlier , as domestic manufacturers paid the price for heavy incentives earlier this year . heavy incentives earlier this year What were the incentives that went away? 30 35 +179 2 " People are waiting for { new } factory giveaways , " said Ben Kaye , sales manager of Bob Brest Auto World in Lynn , Mass . , whose sales are slow . factory giveaways , " What do they mean by 'factory giveaways'? 8 12 +179 2 " People are waiting for { new } factory giveaways , " said Ben Kaye , sales manager of Bob Brest Auto World in Lynn , Mass . , whose sales are slow . waiting for { new } factory giveaways , " What factory giveaways will be given? 3 12 +179 2 " People are waiting for { new } factory giveaways , " said Ben Kaye , sales manager of Bob Brest Auto World in Lynn , Mass . , whose sales are slow . sales are slow WHY ARE HIS SALES SLOW? 30 33 +179 3 This trend appears to be especially true at General Motors Corp . , which used both dealer and consumer incentives to ignite sales in August and September . used both dealer and consumer incentives How did GM use incentives? 14 20 +179 3 This trend appears to be especially true at General Motors Corp . , which used both dealer and consumer incentives to ignite sales in August and September . dealer and consumer incentives WHAT WERE THE INCENTIVES? 16 20 +179 4 Since then , deliveries have slumped . deliveries have slumped Why have deliveries slumped? 3 6 +179 4 Since then , deliveries have slumped . Since then , WHEN DID DELIVERIES BEGIN TO SLUMP? 0 3 +179 5 GM ' s car sales dropped 24 . 8 % in mid - October to 69 , 980 , while truck sales fell 26 % to 37 , 860 . sales dropped WHY DID SALES DROP? 4 6 +179 5 GM ' s car sales dropped 24 . 8 % in mid - October to 69 , 980 , while truck sales fell 26 % to 37 , 860 . GM ' s car sales dropped Why did they drop? 0 6 +180 1 The Justice Department has distributed these new guidelines for U . S . Attorneys prosecuting RICO cases . guidelines What are the new guidelines? 7 8 +180 1 The Justice Department has distributed these new guidelines for U . S . Attorneys prosecuting RICO cases . new guidelines What are the guidelines? 6 8 +180 1 The Justice Department has distributed these new guidelines for U . S . Attorneys prosecuting RICO cases . RICO What does RICO represent? 15 16 +180 1 The Justice Department has distributed these new guidelines for U . S . Attorneys prosecuting RICO cases . has distributed these new guidelines What guidelines did they put forth? 3 8 +180 1 The Justice Department has distributed these new guidelines for U . S . Attorneys prosecuting RICO cases . new guidelines What are the new guidelines? 6 8 +180 1 The Justice Department has distributed these new guidelines for U . S . Attorneys prosecuting RICO cases . RICO cases What does RICO cases mean? 15 17 +180 1 The Justice Department has distributed these new guidelines for U . S . Attorneys prosecuting RICO cases . these new guidelines What are the new guidelines? 5 8 +180 2 A related editorial appears today . related Where can I find it? 1 2 +180 2 A related editorial appears today . related editorial What publication contains this editorial? 1 3 +180 2 A related editorial appears today . A related editorial appears today Who wrote the editorial? 0 5 +180 2 A related editorial appears today . editorial appears When today will the editorial appear? 2 4 +180 3 Under { RICO } , the government may seek a temporary restraining order ( TRO ) upon the filing of a RICO indictment , in order to preserve all forfeitable assets until the trial is completed and judgment entered . { RICO } , What is the meaning of RICO? 1 5 +180 3 Under { RICO } , the government may seek a temporary restraining order ( TRO ) upon the filing of a RICO indictment , in order to preserve all forfeitable assets until the trial is completed and judgment entered . forfeitable assets What are forfeitable assets? 29 31 +180 3 Under { RICO } , the government may seek a temporary restraining order ( TRO ) upon the filing of a RICO indictment , in order to preserve all forfeitable assets until the trial is completed and judgment entered . { RICO } , What does RICO stand for? 1 5 +180 3 Under { RICO } , the government may seek a temporary restraining order ( TRO ) upon the filing of a RICO indictment , in order to preserve all forfeitable assets until the trial is completed and judgment entered . forfeitable assets What are the assets? 29 31 +180 5 Some highly publicized cases involving RICO TROs have been the subject of considerable criticism in the press , because of a perception that pre - trial freezing of assets is tantamount to a seizure of property without due process . publicized Which cases for example? 2 3 +180 5 Some highly publicized cases involving RICO TROs have been the subject of considerable criticism in the press , because of a perception that pre - trial freezing of assets is tantamount to a seizure of property without due process . criticism in the press , Which press outlets have been critical? 13 18 +180 5 Some highly publicized cases involving RICO TROs have been the subject of considerable criticism in the press , because of a perception that pre - trial freezing of assets is tantamount to a seizure of property without due process . seizure of property without due process Does this violate the innocent until proven guilty policy? 33 39 +181 1 Procter & Gamble Co . , helped by a gain from a lawsuit settlement and continued growth overseas , posted a 38 % rise in fiscal first - quarter net income . settlement What are the details of the settlement? 13 14 +181 1 Procter & Gamble Co . , helped by a gain from a lawsuit settlement and continued growth overseas , posted a 38 % rise in fiscal first - quarter net income . helped by a gain from a What was this lawsuit settlement and how did it help them? 6 12 +181 1 Procter & Gamble Co . , helped by a gain from a lawsuit settlement and continued growth overseas , posted a 38 % rise in fiscal first - quarter net income . helped by a gain from a lawsuit settlement Why did Procter & Gamble have a lawsuit settlement? 6 14 +181 2 Net for the quarter ended Sept . 30 climbed to $ 551 million , or $ 1 . 66 a share , from $ 400 million , or $ 1 . 18 a share , a year earlier . $ 1 . 66 a share , is that high? 15 22 +181 3 Per - share figures have been adjusted for a 2 - for - 1 stock split effective Oct . 20 . adjusted for a 2 - for - 1 Why was it adjusted for a 2 for 1 split. 6 14 +181 3 Per - share figures have been adjusted for a 2 - for - 1 stock split effective Oct . 20 . Per - share figures have been adjusted Why did figures get adjusted? 0 7 +181 3 Per - share figures have been adjusted for a 2 - for - 1 stock split effective Oct . 20 . 2 - for - 1 stock split what is that? 9 16 +181 4 Sales increased 6 % to $ 5 . 58 billion from $ 5 . 27 billion . Sales What are some examples of their sales? 0 1 +181 5 Earnings at the consumer - products giant were boosted by a gain of $ 125 million , or about 25 cents a share , stemming from last month ' s settlement of litigation with three of P & G ' s competitors over patents on P & G ' s Duncan Hines cookies . litigation How have the company's competitors been affected by this? 32 33 +181 5 Earnings at the consumer - products giant were boosted by a gain of $ 125 million , or about 25 cents a share , stemming from last month ' s settlement of litigation with three of P & G ' s competitors over patents on P & G ' s Duncan Hines cookies . last month ' s settlement of litigation How did the settlement get reached? 26 33 +181 5 Earnings at the consumer - products giant were boosted by a gain of $ 125 million , or about 25 cents a share , stemming from last month ' s settlement of litigation with three of P & G ' s competitors over patents on P & G ' s Duncan Hines cookies . Duncan Hines cookies what kind of cookies? 50 53 +182 1 The Bush administration said it is submitting a " comprehensive " proposal for overhauling agricultural trade that could help break an impasse in the current round of multilateral trade negotiations . " comprehensive " How is the proposal \"comprehensive\"? 8 11 +182 1 The Bush administration said it is submitting a " comprehensive " proposal for overhauling agricultural trade that could help break an impasse in the current round of multilateral trade negotiations . overhauling Why does the agricultural trade need overhauled? 13 14 +182 1 The Bush administration said it is submitting a " comprehensive " proposal for overhauling agricultural trade that could help break an impasse in the current round of multilateral trade negotiations . overhauling agricultural trade Would the overhaul benefit the farmer or the shareholder? 13 16 +182 1 The Bush administration said it is submitting a " comprehensive " proposal for overhauling agricultural trade that could help break an impasse in the current round of multilateral trade negotiations . impasse in the current round Why is there an impasse? 21 26 +182 1 The Bush administration said it is submitting a " comprehensive " proposal for overhauling agricultural trade that could help break an impasse in the current round of multilateral trade negotiations . " comprehensive " how comprehensive is it? 8 11 +182 1 The Bush administration said it is submitting a " comprehensive " proposal for overhauling agricultural trade that could help break an impasse in the current round of multilateral trade negotiations . impasse When did the impasse begin during the negotiations? 21 22 +182 2 The proposal reiterates the U . S . desire to scrap or reduce a host of trade - distorting subsidies on farm products . trade - distorting How are the subsidies trade-distorting? 16 19 +182 2 The proposal reiterates the U . S . desire to scrap or reduce a host of trade - distorting subsidies on farm products . host of trade - distorting subsidies What subsidies would they get rid of? 14 20 +182 2 The proposal reiterates the U . S . desire to scrap or reduce a host of trade - distorting subsidies on farm products . trade - distorting subsidies Why do these exist in the first place? 16 20 +182 2 The proposal reiterates the U . S . desire to scrap or reduce a host of trade - distorting subsidies on farm products . subsidies How do the subsidies distort trade? 19 20 +182 3 But it would allow considerable flexibility in determining how and when these goals would be achieved . flexibility Why would there be flexibility in the proposal? 5 6 +182 3 But it would allow considerable flexibility in determining how and when these goals would be achieved . flexibility in determining how and when Would the flexibility be at the farmer's discretion? 5 11 +182 3 But it would allow considerable flexibility in determining how and when these goals would be achieved . flexibility If the desire is to reduce the trade distortion, why must there be so much flexibility? 5 6 +182 3 But it would allow considerable flexibility in determining how and when these goals would be achieved . when Is there any timeframe the administration has in mind? 10 11 +182 4 The U . S . plan also would ease the transition to freer agriculture trade by allowing some countries to convert non - tariff barriers into tariffs that , together with existing tariffs , then would be phased out over 10 years . phased Why would the tariffs be phased out? 37 38 +182 4 The U . S . plan also would ease the transition to freer agriculture trade by allowing some countries to convert non - tariff barriers into tariffs that , together with existing tariffs , then would be phased out over 10 years . phased out over 10 years What would happen after the 10 years? 37 42 +182 4 The U . S . plan also would ease the transition to freer agriculture trade by allowing some countries to convert non - tariff barriers into tariffs that , together with existing tariffs , then would be phased out over 10 years . non - tariff barriers into tariffs that , How would that help the US? 21 29 +182 4 The U . S . plan also would ease the transition to freer agriculture trade by allowing some countries to convert non - tariff barriers into tariffs that , together with existing tariffs , then would be phased out over 10 years . some How will the US determine which countries qualify for this conversion? 17 18 +182 4 The U . S . plan also would ease the transition to freer agriculture trade by allowing some countries to convert non - tariff barriers into tariffs that , together with existing tariffs , then would be phased out over 10 years . phased out How does the US plan to phase out these tariffs? 37 39 +182 5 Trade Representative Carla Hills , who along with Agriculture Secretary Clayton Yeutter unveiled the proposal , said she is confident it will gain considerable support from the U . S . ' s trading partners . U . S . ' s trading partners Who are the U.S.'s trading partners? 27 35 +182 5 Trade Representative Carla Hills , who along with Agriculture Secretary Clayton Yeutter unveiled the proposal , said she is confident it will gain considerable support from the U . S . ' s trading partners . Carla Hills , what are her credentials? 2 5 +183 1 The state attorney general ' s office filed suit against five New York brokerage firms , charging them with responsibility for much of a $ 200 million loss incurred by the state treasurer ' s office in 1987 . five New York brokerage firms , Which five New York brokerage firms? 10 16 +183 1 The state attorney general ' s office filed suit against five New York brokerage firms , charging them with responsibility for much of a $ 200 million loss incurred by the state treasurer ' s office in 1987 . responsibility What responsibility do the five brokerage firms have? 19 20 +183 1 The state attorney general ' s office filed suit against five New York brokerage firms , charging them with responsibility for much of a $ 200 million loss incurred by the state treasurer ' s office in 1987 . five New York brokerage firms , Which firms? 10 16 +183 2 The suit sets the firms ' liability at more than $ 185 million . $ 185 million is that unusually high? 10 13 +183 4 The firms have all said that West Virginia ' s suit is without merit . without merit Why do the firms feel like the suit is without merit? 12 14 +183 4 The firms have all said that West Virginia ' s suit is without merit . without merit how can merit be gained? 12 14 +183 4 The firms have all said that West Virginia ' s suit is without merit . without merit Why is it merit-less? 12 14 +183 5 On Friday , the firms filed a suit against West Virginia in New York state court asking for a declaratory judgment absolving them of liability . absolving Why do the firms want to be absolved of liability? 21 22 +183 5 On Friday , the firms filed a suit against West Virginia in New York state court asking for a declaratory judgment absolving them of liability . declaratory judgment what is that? 19 21 +184 1 For the real estate industry , a watchword for the 1990s will be buy , more than build . watchword what is a watchword? 7 8 +184 1 For the real estate industry , a watchword for the 1990s will be buy , more than build . buy , How much was land in the 1990's? 13 15 +184 1 For the real estate industry , a watchword for the 1990s will be buy , more than build . build Why is building the watchword? 17 18 +184 1 For the real estate industry , a watchword for the 1990s will be buy , more than build . real estate industry , What constitutes the real estate industry, residential or commercial? 2 6 +184 1 For the real estate industry , a watchword for the 1990s will be buy , more than build . watchword How do you define watchword? 7 8 +184 2 That ' s the word expected to be on the lips of the more than 3 , 000 developers , pension - fund advisers and real estate financiers slated to attend a four - day conference , beginning here today , sponsored by the Urban Land Institute . Urban Land Institute is that the government? 44 47 +184 2 That ' s the word expected to be on the lips of the more than 3 , 000 developers , pension - fund advisers and real estate financiers slated to attend a four - day conference , beginning here today , sponsored by the Urban Land Institute . Urban Land Institute What is the purpose of the Urban Land Institute? 44 47 +184 3 The ULI is a non - profit research and education group based in Washington , D . C . , with 14 , 000 members nationwide . 14 , 000 members nationwide is that a lot? 21 26 +184 3 The ULI is a non - profit research and education group based in Washington , D . C . , with 14 , 000 members nationwide . non - profit What is ULI's goal? 4 7 +184 3 The ULI is a non - profit research and education group based in Washington , D . C . , with 14 , 000 members nationwide . research and education group What topics do they research and who are they trying to educate? 7 11 +184 3 The ULI is a non - profit research and education group based in Washington , D . C . , with 14 , 000 members nationwide . 14 , 000 members nationwide What does one have to do to be a member? 21 26 +184 4 With the market overbuilt , builders are finding limited opportunities and increased risks . increased risks . What are the increased risks builders are finding? 11 14 +184 4 With the market overbuilt , builders are finding limited opportunities and increased risks . limited Why are the builders finding limited opportunities? 8 9 +184 4 With the market overbuilt , builders are finding limited opportunities and increased risks . overbuilt , why is the market overbuilt? 3 5 +184 4 With the market overbuilt , builders are finding limited opportunities and increased risks . limited opportunities Why are there limited opportunities? 8 10 +184 4 With the market overbuilt , builders are finding limited opportunities and increased risks . increased risks What are the risks? 11 13 +184 5 Developers and money managers are looking for bargains among the thousands of financially troubled properties around the country . money managers are those bankers? 2 4 +184 5 Developers and money managers are looking for bargains among the thousands of financially troubled properties around the country . troubled Why were there so many properties that were \"financially troubled?\" 13 14 +184 5 Developers and money managers are looking for bargains among the thousands of financially troubled properties around the country . financially troubled properties What makes a property financially troubled? 12 15 +185 1 Wall Street securities giant Salomon Inc . posted a big , unexpected earnings gain in the third quarter , buoyed by its securities trading and investment banking activities . earnings gain Where did Salomon Inc. get the earnings gain from? 12 14 +185 3 Revenue more than doubled to $ 2 . 62 billion from $ 1 . 29 billion . doubled Why did revenue double . 3 4 +185 3 Revenue more than doubled to $ 2 . 62 billion from $ 1 . 29 billion . $ 2 . 62 billion from $ 1 . 29 billion how did it double? 5 16 +185 3 Revenue more than doubled to $ 2 . 62 billion from $ 1 . 29 billion . doubled Why did revenue more than double? 3 4 +185 4 A Salomon spokesman said its stock , bond and foreign exchange trading , as well as its investment banking operations , were mostly responsible for the earnings jump . investment banking operations , did they invest well? 17 21 +185 4 A Salomon spokesman said its stock , bond and foreign exchange trading , as well as its investment banking operations , were mostly responsible for the earnings jump . A Salomon spokesman said Who is the Salomon spokesman? 0 4 +185 5 " The earnings were fine and above expectations , " said Michael W . Blumstein , an analyst at First Boston Corp . Nevertheless , Salomon ' s stock fell $ 1 . 125 yesterday to close at $ 23 . 25 a share in New York Stock Exchange composite trading . " I suspect October wasn ' t as good as the third quarter , and they ' ll have difficulty matching the third quarter in the fourth quarter , " Mr . Blumstein said . stock fell Why did Salomon's stock fall? 28 30 +185 5 " The earnings were fine and above expectations , " said Michael W . Blumstein , an analyst at First Boston Corp . Nevertheless , Salomon ' s stock fell $ 1 . 125 yesterday to close at $ 23 . 25 a share in New York Stock Exchange composite trading . " I suspect October wasn ' t as good as the third quarter , and they ' ll have difficulty matching the third quarter in the fourth quarter , " Mr . Blumstein said . Salomon ' s stock fell Why did Salomon's stock fall? 25 30 +186 1 Blue - chip advertisers have plenty of complaints about the magazines they advertise in , ranging from inadequate consumer research to ad " clutter " and a seemingly unchecked proliferation of special interest magazines . ad " clutter " what is ad clutter? 21 25 +186 1 Blue - chip advertisers have plenty of complaints about the magazines they advertise in , ranging from inadequate consumer research to ad " clutter " and a seemingly unchecked proliferation of special interest magazines . Blue - chip What is a blue chip 0 3 +186 1 Blue - chip advertisers have plenty of complaints about the magazines they advertise in , ranging from inadequate consumer research to ad " clutter " and a seemingly unchecked proliferation of special interest magazines . ad " clutter " What is ad clutter? 21 25 +186 1 Blue - chip advertisers have plenty of complaints about the magazines they advertise in , ranging from inadequate consumer research to ad " clutter " and a seemingly unchecked proliferation of special interest magazines . Blue - chip advertisers What is a blue-chip advertiser? 0 4 +186 2 Criticism from such big advertisers as Estee Lauder Inc . , Colgate - Palmolive Co . and Seagram Co . put a damper on the euphoria at the American Magazine Conference here . euphoria euphoria in what context? 25 26 +186 2 Criticism from such big advertisers as Estee Lauder Inc . , Colgate - Palmolive Co . and Seagram Co . put a damper on the euphoria at the American Magazine Conference here . put a damper on the euphoria Why did the put a damper on the euphoria? 20 26 +186 3 The conference opened Monday with glowing reports about consumer magazines ' growth in circulation and advertising revenue in the past year . growth in circulation and advertising revenue What are the circulation and revenue numbers? 11 17 +186 4 " Magazines are not providing us in - depth information on circulation , " said Edgar Bronfman Jr . , president and chief operating officer of Seagram , in a panel discussion . " How do readers feel about the magazine ? not providing us in - depth information Why aren't magazines providing in-depth information? 3 10 +186 4 " Magazines are not providing us in - depth information on circulation , " said Edgar Bronfman Jr . , president and chief operating officer of Seagram , in a panel discussion . " How do readers feel about the magazine ? the magazine ? Which magazine? 39 42 +186 5 How deeply do they read it ? read read what? 4 5 +187 1 Tuesday , October 24 , 1989 24 , what happened? 3 5 +187 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . represent actual transactions Why don't the interest rates represent actual transactions? 23 26 +187 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . but don ' t always represent actual transactions Why do interest rates not represent transactions? 18 26 +187 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . PRIME RATE : what is a prime rate? 0 3 +187 4 The base rate on corporate loans at large U . S . money center commercial banks . base rate what is a base rate? 1 3 +187 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 8 3 / 4 % high , 8 5 / 8 % low , 8 11 / 16 % near closing bid , 8 11 / 16 % offered . FEDERAL FUNDS : What are federal funds? 0 3 +187 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 8 3 / 4 % high , 8 5 / 8 % low , 8 11 / 16 % near closing bid , 8 11 / 16 % offered . 3 / 4 % high , 8 5 / 8 % low , 8 11 / 16 % near closing bid , what do the numbers mean? 4 26 +188 1 Your Oct . 2 editorial " Reding , Wrighting & Erithmatic " on the recent " education summit " was like most pieces on the subject of education : It had little to say . Your Oct . 2 editorial Who is this person talking to? 0 5 +188 1 Your Oct . 2 editorial " Reding , Wrighting & Erithmatic " on the recent " education summit " was like most pieces on the subject of education : It had little to say . was like most pieces on the subject of education : What are most pieces like in this persons opinion? 19 29 +188 2 Oddly , though , on the very same page you printed a comment that addresses one of the most serious shortcomings of the American education system . a comment (assuming it's in the next paragraph) what is this mystery comment? 11 13 +188 2 Oddly , though , on the very same page you printed a comment that addresses one of the most serious shortcomings of the American education system . Oddly , Why is my knowledge or ability being undermined? 0 2 +188 2 Oddly , though , on the very same page you printed a comment that addresses one of the most serious shortcomings of the American education system . the very same page you printed Which page did he print? 5 11 +188 2 Oddly , though , on the very same page you printed a comment that addresses one of the most serious shortcomings of the American education system . shortcomings What is one of the most serious shortcomings of the American education system? 20 21 +188 3 Unfortunately , the comment was buried in another article , so it could not stand out in an education context . context What IS the context? You never said 19 20 +188 3 Unfortunately , the comment was buried in another article , so it could not stand out in an education context . another What form or collection are these writings? 7 8 +188 3 Unfortunately , the comment was buried in another article , so it could not stand out in an education context . buried in another article , Which article was it buried in? 5 10 +188 4 In the Manager ' s Journal , Atsushi Kageyama , in commenting on many differences between American and Japanese culture , said , " Japanese children are raised in a way many Americans would find severe . severe Is this an opinion or are there statistics to back it up? 35 36 +188 4 In the Manager ' s Journal , Atsushi Kageyama , in commenting on many differences between American and Japanese culture , said , " Japanese children are raised in a way many Americans would find severe . Atsushi Kageyama , Who is Atsushi Kageyama? 7 10 +188 4 In the Manager ' s Journal , Atsushi Kageyama , in commenting on many differences between American and Japanese culture , said , " Japanese children are raised in a way many Americans would find severe . differences What differences between American and Japanese culture would Americans find severe? 14 15 +188 5 After a wonderfully frivolous early childhood , they are exposed to rigid discipline as soon as they enter school . " rigid discipline Why is this being implied as a bad thing? 11 13 +188 5 After a wonderfully frivolous early childhood , they are exposed to rigid discipline as soon as they enter school . " discipline How does this compare to childhoods in other countries? 12 13 +188 5 After a wonderfully frivolous early childhood , they are exposed to rigid discipline as soon as they enter school . " discipline What kind of discipline are they exposed to? 12 13 +189 1 Norfolk Southern Corp . directors authorized the railroad company to buy back as many as 45 million of its shares , which would have a current value of more than $ 1 . 7 billion . as many as 45 million of its shares , Out of how many? What is the company's actual full current value? 12 21 +189 1 Norfolk Southern Corp . directors authorized the railroad company to buy back as many as 45 million of its shares , which would have a current value of more than $ 1 . 7 billion . buy back as many as 45 million of its shares , What are the total outstanding shares of the company? 10 21 +189 2 The buy - back , coupled with a nearly completed earlier purchase of 20 million shares , would reduce shares outstanding by more than 26 % . The buy - back , why are they buying back? 0 5 +189 2 The buy - back , coupled with a nearly completed earlier purchase of 20 million shares , would reduce shares outstanding by more than 26 % . nearly completed This is vague; does this mean it is in progress and WILL be completed? Or was attempted and did not go through for some reason? 8 10 +189 2 The buy - back , coupled with a nearly completed earlier purchase of 20 million shares , would reduce shares outstanding by more than 26 % . reduce shares outstanding Will the company convert the purchased shares over to treasury shares for possible use in the future? 18 21 +189 3 The Norfolk , Va . , company has 172 . 2 million shares outstanding . outstanding What does it mean when shares are outstanding? 13 14 +189 3 The Norfolk , Va . , company has 172 . 2 million shares outstanding . Norfolk , Va . , how long have they been located there? 1 6 +189 3 The Norfolk , Va . , company has 172 . 2 million shares outstanding . 172 . 2 million shares outstanding What is the current share price? 8 14 +189 4 In a statement , Arnold B . McKinnon , chairman and chief executive officer , noted that the new repurchase program " should serve to enhance shareholder value . " A spokeswoman said the company will finance the buy - back with cash on hand , borrowing and " cash Norfolk expects to generate . " " cash Norfolk expects to generate . " how do they expect to generate? 48 56 +189 4 In a statement , Arnold B . McKinnon , chairman and chief executive officer , noted that the new repurchase program " should serve to enhance shareholder value . " A spokeswoman said the company will finance the buy - back with cash on hand , borrowing and " cash Norfolk expects to generate . " expects to generate was any more information given on how this cash will be generated? 51 54 +189 4 In a statement , Arnold B . McKinnon , chairman and chief executive officer , noted that the new repurchase program " should serve to enhance shareholder value . " A spokeswoman said the company will finance the buy - back with cash on hand , borrowing and " cash Norfolk expects to generate . " borrowing How much, and from whom? What are the downsides of borrowing in a situation like this? 46 47 +189 4 In a statement , Arnold B . McKinnon , chairman and chief executive officer , noted that the new repurchase program " should serve to enhance shareholder value . " A spokeswoman said the company will finance the buy - back with cash on hand , borrowing and " cash Norfolk expects to generate . " borrowing How much will the borrowing increase the long term debt of the company? 46 47 +189 5 Analysts said they expected the action , and investors applauded the move . applauded why did they applaud? 9 10 +189 5 Analysts said they expected the action , and investors applauded the move . Analysts Who are these 'analysts'? 0 1 +189 5 Analysts said they expected the action , and investors applauded the move . Analysts said they expected the action , Do the analysts expect any future buy backs from the company in the short term? 0 7 +190 1 New orders for durable goods fell back slightly in September after shooting up the month before , reflecting weakening auto demand after a spurt of orders for new 1990 models , the Commerce Department reported . weakening auto demand after Why is there weakening auto demand? 18 22 +190 2 Orders for military equipment , household appliances , machinery and other goods expected to last at least three years dipped 0 . 1 % last month , to $ 126 . 68 billion , after leaping 3 . 9 % in August , the department said . and other goods Which other goods? 9 12 +190 2 Orders for military equipment , household appliances , machinery and other goods expected to last at least three years dipped 0 . 1 % last month , to $ 126 . 68 billion , after leaping 3 . 9 % in August , the department said . dipped 0 . 1 % Why did the goods dip? 19 24 +190 2 Orders for military equipment , household appliances , machinery and other goods expected to last at least three years dipped 0 . 1 % last month , to $ 126 . 68 billion , after leaping 3 . 9 % in August , the department said . dipped why did it dip? 19 20 +190 3 Most analysts had expected a sharper decline after the steep rise in August . Most analysts had expected a sharper decline Why did the analyst expect a sharper decline? 0 7 +190 3 Most analysts had expected a sharper decline after the steep rise in August . expected a sharper why did they expect that? 3 6 +190 4 Moreover , a recent government report showing widespread layoffs in manufacturing had contributed to perceptions that the manufacturing sector of the economy had slowed to a crawl . slowed to a crawl How bad is the manufacturing industry specifically if it has slowed to a crawl? 23 27 +190 5 But many economists pointed to a 1 . 8 % September rise in orders outside the volatile transportation category . volatile transportation category Why is the transportation category so volatile? 16 19 +190 5 But many economists pointed to a 1 . 8 % September rise in orders outside the volatile transportation category . volatile transportation category is it really volatile? 16 19 +191 1 Xerox Corp . ' s third - quarter net income grew 6 . 2 % on 7 . 3 % higher revenue , earning mixed reviews from Wall Street analysts . grew What contributed to the growth? 10 11 +191 1 Xerox Corp . ' s third - quarter net income grew 6 . 2 % on 7 . 3 % higher revenue , earning mixed reviews from Wall Street analysts . mixed reviews Were the reviews leaning more towards the positive? 24 26 +191 2 Quarter net for the business - machines and financial - services company rose to $ 155 million , or $ 1 . 41 a share , from $ 146 million , or $ 1 . 37 a share , in the year - earlier period . Quarter net what is a quarter net? 0 2 +191 2 Quarter net for the business - machines and financial - services company rose to $ 155 million , or $ 1 . 41 a share , from $ 146 million , or $ 1 . 37 a share , in the year - earlier period . rose What caused the rise in the year earlier period? 12 13 +191 3 Revenue rose to $ 4 . 45 billion from $ 4 . 15 billion . $ 4 . 45 billion from $ 4 . 15 billion 300 extra million were made? 3 14 +191 3 Revenue rose to $ 4 . 45 billion from $ 4 . 15 billion . Revenue rose What caused revenue to rise? 0 2 +191 4 In New York Stock Exchange composite trading , Xerox closed at $ 62 . 75 a share , up $ 1 . composite trading , what is composite trading? 5 8 +191 4 In New York Stock Exchange composite trading , Xerox closed at $ 62 . 75 a share , up $ 1 . up What caused the increase? 18 19 +191 5 Sales growth and profit in business products and systems - - Xerox ' s main business - - were " disappointing , " said B . Alex Henderson , who follows the company for Prudential - Bache Securities Inc . B . Alex Henderson , who is he? 24 29 +191 5 Sales growth and profit in business products and systems - - Xerox ' s main business - - were " disappointing , " said B . Alex Henderson , who follows the company for Prudential - Bache Securities Inc . " disappointing , " What were the original expectations? 19 23 +192 1 This is in response to George Melloan ' s Business World column " The Housing Market Is a Bigger Mess Than You Think " ( op - ed page , Sept . 26 ) . This What does 'this' refer to? 0 1 +192 1 This is in response to George Melloan ' s Business World column " The Housing Market Is a Bigger Mess Than You Think " ( op - ed page , Sept . 26 ) . column Where is this column published? 11 12 +192 2 In Houston , we have seen how bad the housing problem can become . Houston , Why is this related to only Houston? 1 3 +192 2 In Houston , we have seen how bad the housing problem can become . the housing problem What housing problem? 8 11 +192 2 In Houston , we have seen how bad the housing problem can become . problem can become how bad is it? 10 13 +192 3 Unused houses deteriorate rapidly , affecting the value of nearby homes ; in a domino effect , the entire neighborhood can fall victim . deteriorate How do the houses deteriorate? 2 3 +192 3 Unused houses deteriorate rapidly , affecting the value of nearby homes ; in a domino effect , the entire neighborhood can fall victim . entire neighborhood How big might a neighborhood be here? 18 20 +192 3 Unused houses deteriorate rapidly , affecting the value of nearby homes ; in a domino effect , the entire neighborhood can fall victim . deteriorate rapidly , Why are the homes not taken care of by the owners? 2 5 +192 3 Unused houses deteriorate rapidly , affecting the value of nearby homes ; in a domino effect , the entire neighborhood can fall victim . domino effect , how do the dominoes work? 14 17 +192 4 At this stage some people just " walk away " from homes where the mortgage exceeds current market value . some people Who are 'some people' as they relate to this issue? 3 5 +192 4 At this stage some people just " walk away " from homes where the mortgage exceeds current market value . mortgage exceeds current market value What are some examples of a mortgage exceeding current market value here? 14 19 +192 4 At this stage some people just " walk away " from homes where the mortgage exceeds current market value . " walk away " Do they just stop paying or leave altogether? 6 10 +192 4 At this stage some people just " walk away " from homes where the mortgage exceeds current market value . " walk away " why is it quoted? 6 10 +192 4 At this stage some people just " walk away " from homes where the mortgage exceeds current market value . " walk away " Why do they walk away? 6 10 +192 5 But most of them could have afforded to keep up their payments - - they chose not to do so . them Who are 'them' in this case? 3 4 +192 5 But most of them could have afforded to keep up their payments - - they chose not to do so . payments What kind of payments? 11 12 +192 5 But most of them could have afforded to keep up their payments - - they chose not to do so . they chose not to do so Why did they make this choice? 14 20 +193 1 CHICAGO - Sears , Roebuck & Co . is struggling as it enters the critical Christmas season . Sears , Roebuck & Co . is struggling Why is Sears struggling? 2 10 +193 1 CHICAGO - Sears , Roebuck & Co . is struggling as it enters the critical Christmas season . Sears , Roebuck & Co . is struggling Why is Sears struggling so much when they were a childhood staple? 2 10 +193 1 CHICAGO - Sears , Roebuck & Co . is struggling as it enters the critical Christmas season . is struggling Why is it struggling? 8 10 +193 1 CHICAGO - Sears , Roebuck & Co . is struggling as it enters the critical Christmas season . struggling why are they struggling? 9 10 +193 2 Yesterday , the retailing and financial services giant reported a 16 % drop in third - quarter earnings to $ 257 . 5 million , or 75 cents a share , from a restated $ 305 million , or 80 cents a share , a year earlier . a 16 % drop Why was there a 16% drop yesterday? 9 13 +193 2 Yesterday , the retailing and financial services giant reported a 16 % drop in third - quarter earnings to $ 257 . 5 million , or 75 cents a share , from a restated $ 305 million , or 80 cents a share , a year earlier . or 75 cents a share , How much is one of their shares? 25 31 +193 3 But the news was even worse for Sears ' s core U . S . retailing operation , the largest in the nation . the news was even worse for Sears ' s core Why was the news even worse for Sear's core retailing? 1 11 +193 3 But the news was even worse for Sears ' s core U . S . retailing operation , the largest in the nation . even worse How was the news even worse for Sears core US retailing operations? 4 6 +193 3 But the news was even worse for Sears ' s core U . S . retailing operation , the largest in the nation . But the news was even worse What was the news? 0 6 +193 3 But the news was even worse for Sears ' s core U . S . retailing operation , the largest in the nation . even worse why was it worse? 4 6 +193 4 Sears said its U . S . stores had a loss of $ 6 . 9 million , their first deficit for the period in more than five years . its U . S . stores had a loss of $ 6 . 9 million , Why did its US stores have a 6.9 million loss? 2 18 +193 4 Sears said its U . S . stores had a loss of $ 6 . 9 million , their first deficit for the period in more than five years . had a loss of $ 6 . 9 million , How did such a big loss come out of the blue? 8 18 +193 4 Sears said its U . S . stores had a loss of $ 6 . 9 million , their first deficit for the period in more than five years . their first deficit What does first deficit mean? 18 21 +193 5 Analysts estimated that sales at U . S . stores declined in the quarter , too . estimated How did analysts estimate the declining sales? 1 2 +193 5 Analysts estimated that sales at U . S . stores declined in the quarter , too . U . S . stores declined in the quarter , What was the cause of the decline? 5 15 +193 5 Analysts estimated that sales at U . S . stores declined in the quarter , too . Analysts which analysts? 0 1 +194 1 Boston Co . , the upper - crust financial services concern that was rocked by a management scandal late last year , has had a sharp drop in profitability - - mainly because a high - risk bet on interest rates backfired . scandal What was the scandal? 17 18 +194 1 Boston Co . , the upper - crust financial services concern that was rocked by a management scandal late last year , has had a sharp drop in profitability - - mainly because a high - risk bet on interest rates backfired . a management scandal late last year , What happened in the scandal? 15 22 +194 1 Boston Co . , the upper - crust financial services concern that was rocked by a management scandal late last year , has had a sharp drop in profitability - - mainly because a high - risk bet on interest rates backfired . sharp drop in profitability How much of a drop in profitability? 25 29 +194 1 Boston Co . , the upper - crust financial services concern that was rocked by a management scandal late last year , has had a sharp drop in profitability - - mainly because a high - risk bet on interest rates backfired . high - risk bet on interest rates What was the bet, how high-risk? 34 41 +194 2 Boston Co . ' s fall from grace is bad news for its parent , Shearson Lehman Hutton Holdings Inc . , which has relied heavily on the banking and money management unit ' s contributions in recent years . contributions in recent years Did they profit from the high risk bet before it stopped working? 35 39 +194 3 In 1988 , for example , Boston Co . had an estimated pretax profit of at least $ 110 million , while Shearson managed net income of just $ 96 million . just $ 96 million Is that considered a small amount in this industry? 27 31 +194 4 Shearson doesn ' t break out the earnings of its subsidiaries . subsidiaries Who are the subsidiaries? 10 11 +194 5 But people familiar with Boston Co . ' s performance say the unit had profit of around $ 17 million for the third quarter , after barely breaking even for the first six months . barely breaking even What lead to this surge of profit when they were otherwise even? 26 29 +194 5 But people familiar with Boston Co . ' s performance say the unit had profit of around $ 17 million for the third quarter , after barely breaking even for the first six months . people familiar with Who are the people familiar with their performance? 1 4 +195 1 The dollar finished lower yesterday , after tracking another rollercoaster session on Wall Street . finished What does this word mean in terms of the stock market? 2 3 +195 1 The dollar finished lower yesterday , after tracking another rollercoaster session on Wall Street . dollar finished lower yesterday , Why did the dollar finished lower? 1 6 +195 1 The dollar finished lower yesterday , after tracking another rollercoaster session on Wall Street . rollercoaster session Why is there another roller coaster session? 9 11 +195 2 Concern about the volatile U . S . stock market had faded in recent sessions , and traders appeared content to let the dollar languish in a narrow range until tomorrow , when the preliminary report on third - quarter U . S . gross national product is released . volatile Why is the US stock market volatile? 3 4 +195 2 Concern about the volatile U . S . stock market had faded in recent sessions , and traders appeared content to let the dollar languish in a narrow range until tomorrow , when the preliminary report on third - quarter U . S . gross national product is released . the volatile U . S . stock market Why is the US stock market volatile? 2 10 +195 3 But seesaw gyrations in the Dow Jones Industrial Average yesterday put Wall Street back in the spotlight and inspired market participants to bid the U . S . unit lower . Dow Jones What is the Dow Jones? 5 7 +195 3 But seesaw gyrations in the Dow Jones Industrial Average yesterday put Wall Street back in the spotlight and inspired market participants to bid the U . S . unit lower . seesaw gyrations What is seesaw gyrations? 1 3 +195 3 But seesaw gyrations in the Dow Jones Industrial Average yesterday put Wall Street back in the spotlight and inspired market participants to bid the U . S . unit lower . to bid the U . S . unit lower Why are they bidding lower? 21 30 +195 4 UAL ' s decision to remain an independent company sent share prices tumbling . UAL ' s What is UAL? 0 3 +195 4 UAL ' s decision to remain an independent company sent share prices tumbling . UAL ' s decision Why is UAL's decision seems significant at this point? 0 4 +195 5 By midmorning , the DJIA had plunged 80 points and foreign - exchange dealers quickly drove the dollar down . 80 points What does this mean in terms of business? 7 9 +195 5 By midmorning , the DJIA had plunged 80 points and foreign - exchange dealers quickly drove the dollar down . DJIA What is DJIA stands for? 4 5 +196 1 Israel has launched a new effort to prove the Palestine Liberation Organization continues to practice terrorism , and thus to persuade the U . S . to break off talks with the group . new effort to prove How will it prove this? 4 8 +196 1 Israel has launched a new effort to prove the Palestine Liberation Organization continues to practice terrorism , and thus to persuade the U . S . to break off talks with the group . practice terrorism , In what way does Israel claim that the Palestine Liberation Org continues to practice terrorism? 14 17 +196 1 Israel has launched a new effort to prove the Palestine Liberation Organization continues to practice terrorism , and thus to persuade the U . S . to break off talks with the group . U will the talks continue? 22 23 +196 1 Israel has launched a new effort to prove the Palestine Liberation Organization continues to practice terrorism , and thus to persuade the U . S . to break off talks with the group . practice terrorism , Why does Israel feel the Palestinians practice terrorism? 14 17 +196 2 U . S . officials , however , said they aren ' t buying the Israeli argument . aren ' t buying Why aren't they buying it? 10 14 +196 2 U . S . officials , however , said they aren ' t buying the Israeli argument . aren ' t buying Why does the US not believe? 10 14 +196 2 U . S . officials , however , said they aren ' t buying the Israeli argument . aren ' t buying why arent they buying? 10 14 +196 2 U . S . officials , however , said they aren ' t buying the Israeli argument . aren ' t buying Why is the U.S. not buying Israel's argument? 10 14 +196 3 Israeli counterterrorism officials provided the State Department with a 20 - page list of recent terrorist incidents they attribute directly to forces controlled by PLO Chairman Yasser Arafat . they attribute directly How are these events directly attributed to the PLO chairman? 17 20 +196 3 Israeli counterterrorism officials provided the State Department with a 20 - page list of recent terrorist incidents they attribute directly to forces controlled by PLO Chairman Yasser Arafat . PLO what is plo? 24 25 +196 4 Mr . Arafat publicly renounced terrorism Dec . 15 , satisfying the U . S . precondition for a direct " dialogue " with the PLO . precondition Why was this a precondition of the dialogue? 16 17 +196 5 A U . S . counterterrorism official said experts are studying the Israeli list . " We have no independent evidence linking Fatah to any acts of terrorism since Dec . 15 , 1988 , " he said , referring to the specific PLO group that Mr . Arafat heads . " So far , this list doesn ' t change our view . studying Does studying mean investigating? 10 11 +196 5 A U . S . counterterrorism official said experts are studying the Israeli list . " We have no independent evidence linking Fatah to any acts of terrorism since Dec . 15 , 1988 , " he said , referring to the specific PLO group that Mr . Arafat heads . " So far , this list doesn ' t change our view . view what list would? 62 63 +197 1 A group of investors led by Giant Group Ltd . and its chairman , Burt Sugarman , said it filed with federal antitrust regulators for clearance to buy more than 50 % of the stock of Rally ' s Inc . , a fast - food company based in Louisville , Ky . Giant Group Ltd who are giant group ltd? 6 9 +197 1 A group of investors led by Giant Group Ltd . and its chairman , Burt Sugarman , said it filed with federal antitrust regulators for clearance to buy more than 50 % of the stock of Rally ' s Inc . , a fast - food company based in Louisville , Ky . filed Why did the group of investors have to file with federal antitrust regulators in order to buy stock? 19 20 +197 2 Rally ' s operates and franchises about 160 fast - food restaurants throughout the U . S . 160 fast - food Which fast food restaurants? 7 11 +197 3 The company went public earlier this month , offering 1 , 745 , 000 shares of common stock at $ 15 a share . public Why did the company go public? 3 4 +197 3 The company went public earlier this month , offering 1 , 745 , 000 shares of common stock at $ 15 a share . at $ 15 a share is that high or low? 18 23 +197 4 Giant has interests in cement making and newsprint . cement making and newsprint how did you get this info? 4 8 +197 5 The investor group includes Restaurant Investment Partnership , a California general partnership , and three Rally ' s directors : Mr . Sugarman , James M . Trotter III and William E . Trotter II . Rally ' s Was it the Rally's directors that wanted to buy so many stocks? 15 18 +197 5 The investor group includes Restaurant Investment Partnership , a California general partnership , and three Rally ' s directors : Mr . Sugarman , James M . Trotter III and William E . Trotter II . California general partnership , what do they do? 9 13 +198 1 We are deeply disturbed that a recent editorial stated that the " Americans With Disabilities Act of 1989 " was " crafted primarily by Democratic Senators Kennedy and Harkin " with a premise " based on the presumption that most Americans are hostile to the disabled . . . . " Perhaps even more offensive is the statement , " It is surprising that George Bush and the White House inner circle would ally themselves with this crabby philosophy . " recent editorial Which recent editorial is being quoted? 6 8 +198 1 We are deeply disturbed that a recent editorial stated that the " Americans With Disabilities Act of 1989 " was " crafted primarily by Democratic Senators Kennedy and Harkin " with a premise " based on the presumption that most Americans are hostile to the disabled . . . . " Perhaps even more offensive is the statement , " It is surprising that George Bush and the White House inner circle would ally themselves with this crabby philosophy . " crabby What about the philosophy is blatantly \"crabby? Why the unusual choice of descriptive word? 77 78 +198 1 We are deeply disturbed that a recent editorial stated that the " Americans With Disabilities Act of 1989 " was " crafted primarily by Democratic Senators Kennedy and Harkin " with a premise " based on the presumption that most Americans are hostile to the disabled . . . . " Perhaps even more offensive is the statement , " It is surprising that George Bush and the White House inner circle would ally themselves with this crabby philosophy . " ally themselves What actions of the Bush White House suggested that they ally themselves with the philosophy? 73 75 +198 1 We are deeply disturbed that a recent editorial stated that the " Americans With Disabilities Act of 1989 " was " crafted primarily by Democratic Senators Kennedy and Harkin " with a premise " based on the presumption that most Americans are hostile to the disabled . . . . " Perhaps even more offensive is the statement , " It is surprising that George Bush and the White House inner circle would ally themselves with this crabby philosophy . " We Who is deeply disturbed? 0 1 +198 2 This legislation was not drafted by a handful of Democratic " do - gooders . " Quite the contrary - - it results from years of work by members of the National Council on the Handicapped , all appointed by President Reagan . Democratic " do - gooders Was the legislation drafted across political party lines? 9 14 +198 2 This legislation was not drafted by a handful of Democratic " do - gooders . " Quite the contrary - - it results from years of work by members of the National Council on the Handicapped , all appointed by President Reagan . President Reagan When did President Reagan appoint the members of the National Council? How many years did they work on the legislation? 40 42 +198 2 This legislation was not drafted by a handful of Democratic " do - gooders . " Quite the contrary - - it results from years of work by members of the National Council on the Handicapped , all appointed by President Reagan . " do - gooders what are dogooders? 10 14 +198 3 You depict the bill as something Democratic leaders " hoodwinked " the administration into endorsing . depict the bill How did the editorial misrepresent the bill? 1 4 +198 3 You depict the bill as something Democratic leaders " hoodwinked " the administration into endorsing . You who is you? 0 1 +198 4 The opposite is true : It ' s the product of many meetings with administration officials , Senate staffers , advocates , and business and transportation officials . product who can say this for sure? 9 10 +198 4 The opposite is true : It ' s the product of many meetings with administration officials , Senate staffers , advocates , and business and transportation officials . meetings Who was having these meetings? 12 13 +198 5 Many congressmen are citing the compromise on the " Americans With Disabilities Act of 1989 " as a model for bipartisan deliberations . Many congressmen Which congressmen in particular are making the citation? 0 2 +199 1 Although bullish dollar sentiment has fizzled , many currency analysts say a massive sell - off probably won ' t occur in the near future . probably won ' t occur in the near future Why won't it occur in the near future? 16 25 +199 1 Although bullish dollar sentiment has fizzled , many currency analysts say a massive sell - off probably won ' t occur in the near future . many currency analysts Who are the currency analysts? 7 10 +199 1 Although bullish dollar sentiment has fizzled , many currency analysts say a massive sell - off probably won ' t occur in the near future . sentiment has fizzled , Why has the sentiment fizzled? 3 7 +199 1 Although bullish dollar sentiment has fizzled , many currency analysts say a massive sell - off probably won ' t occur in the near future . massive sell - off Why would a sell-off be expected? 12 16 +199 1 Although bullish dollar sentiment has fizzled , many currency analysts say a massive sell - off probably won ' t occur in the near future . bullish dollar sentiment what does this mean? 1 4 +199 1 Although bullish dollar sentiment has fizzled , many currency analysts say a massive sell - off probably won ' t occur in the near future . has fizzled , Why has dollar sentiment fizzled? 4 7 +199 1 Although bullish dollar sentiment has fizzled , many currency analysts say a massive sell - off probably won ' t occur in the near future . probably won ' t occur Why won't this event occur? 16 21 +199 2 While Wall Street ' s tough times and lower U . S . interest rates continue to undermine the dollar , weakness in the pound and the yen is expected to offset those factors . " By default , " the dollar probably will be able to hold up pretty well in coming days , says Francoise Soares - Kemp , a foreign - exchange adviser at Credit Suisse . " We ' re close to the bottom " of the near - term ranges , she contends . " We ' re close to the bottom " How close to the bottom are you? 70 79 +199 2 While Wall Street ' s tough times and lower U . S . interest rates continue to undermine the dollar , weakness in the pound and the yen is expected to offset those factors . " By default , " the dollar probably will be able to hold up pretty well in coming days , says Francoise Soares - Kemp , a foreign - exchange adviser at Credit Suisse . " We ' re close to the bottom " of the near - term ranges , she contends . continue to undermine the dollar , How do these things affect the value of the dollar? 15 21 +199 2 While Wall Street ' s tough times and lower U . S . interest rates continue to undermine the dollar , weakness in the pound and the yen is expected to offset those factors . " By default , " the dollar probably will be able to hold up pretty well in coming days , says Francoise Soares - Kemp , a foreign - exchange adviser at Credit Suisse . " We ' re close to the bottom " of the near - term ranges , she contends . " We ' re close to the bottom " How was this conclusion reached? 70 79 +199 2 While Wall Street ' s tough times and lower U . S . interest rates continue to undermine the dollar , weakness in the pound and the yen is expected to offset those factors . " By default , " the dollar probably will be able to hold up pretty well in coming days , says Francoise Soares - Kemp , a foreign - exchange adviser at Credit Suisse . " We ' re close to the bottom " of the near - term ranges , she contends . Credit Suisse is this a bank? 67 69 +199 2 While Wall Street ' s tough times and lower U . S . interest rates continue to undermine the dollar , weakness in the pound and the yen is expected to offset those factors . " By default , " the dollar probably will be able to hold up pretty well in coming days , says Francoise Soares - Kemp , a foreign - exchange adviser at Credit Suisse . " We ' re close to the bottom " of the near - term ranges , she contends . tough times What tough times particularly? 5 7 +199 2 While Wall Street ' s tough times and lower U . S . interest rates continue to undermine the dollar , weakness in the pound and the yen is expected to offset those factors . " By default , " the dollar probably will be able to hold up pretty well in coming days , says Francoise Soares - Kemp , a foreign - exchange adviser at Credit Suisse . " We ' re close to the bottom " of the near - term ranges , she contends . weakness in the pound what causes a weakness in the pound? 21 25 +199 2 While Wall Street ' s tough times and lower U . S . interest rates continue to undermine the dollar , weakness in the pound and the yen is expected to offset those factors . " By default , " the dollar probably will be able to hold up pretty well in coming days , says Francoise Soares - Kemp , a foreign - exchange adviser at Credit Suisse . " We ' re close to the bottom " of the near - term ranges , she contends . in coming days , How many days? 51 55 +199 3 In late Friday afternoon New York trading , the dollar was at 1 . 8300 marks and 141 . 65 yen , off from late Thursday ' s 1 . 8400 marks and 142 . 10 yen . 142 . 10 is this a small change? 33 36 +199 3 In late Friday afternoon New York trading , the dollar was at 1 . 8300 marks and 141 . 65 yen , off from late Thursday ' s 1 . 8400 marks and 142 . 10 yen . off Why was it off? 22 23 +199 4 The pound strengthened to $ 1 . 5795 from $ 1 . 5765 . $ 1 . 5795 from $ 1 why did it do that? 4 11 +199 4 The pound strengthened to $ 1 . 5795 from $ 1 . 5765 . strengthened Why did it strengthen? 2 3 +199 5 In Tokyo Monday , the U . S . currency opened for trading at 141 . 70 yen , down from Friday ' s Tokyo close of 142 . 75 yen . down from Friday ' s Why was it down from Friday? 19 24 +200 1 Federal drug regulators , concerned over British reports that diabetics have died after shifting from animal to human - based insulin , say they are considering a study to see if similar deaths have occurred here . animal to human - based insulin , What is the difference between and animal and human based insulin? 15 22 +200 1 Federal drug regulators , concerned over British reports that diabetics have died after shifting from animal to human - based insulin , say they are considering a study to see if similar deaths have occurred here . a study What kind of study would this be? 26 28 +200 2 The United Kingdom reports came from Dr . Patrick Toseland , head of clinical chemistry at Guy ' s Hospital in London . clinical chemistry What is clinical chemistry? 13 15 +200 2 The United Kingdom reports came from Dr . Patrick Toseland , head of clinical chemistry at Guy ' s Hospital in London . Guy ' s Hospital in London What kind of hospital is it? Does it have any specialties? 16 22 +200 2 The United Kingdom reports came from Dr . Patrick Toseland , head of clinical chemistry at Guy ' s Hospital in London . Guy ' s Hospital in London which part of london? 16 22 +200 3 In a telephone interview Friday , Dr . Toseland said the number of sudden , unexplained deaths of diabetics he had seen this year was 17 compared with just two in 1985 . Friday , what is fridays date>? 4 6 +200 3 In a telephone interview Friday , Dr . Toseland said the number of sudden , unexplained deaths of diabetics he had seen this year was 17 compared with just two in 1985 . unexplained deaths of diabetics Could these death be attributed to anything else? 15 19 +200 3 In a telephone interview Friday , Dr . Toseland said the number of sudden , unexplained deaths of diabetics he had seen this year was 17 compared with just two in 1985 . unexplained deaths why more of these? 15 17 +200 4 At least six of the deaths occurred among relatively young diabetics who had switched from animal to human insulin within the past year , he said . relatively young diabetics how young? 8 11 +200 4 At least six of the deaths occurred among relatively young diabetics who had switched from animal to human insulin within the past year , he said . relatively young diabetics Did they have any other preexisting health conditions? 8 11 +200 4 At least six of the deaths occurred among relatively young diabetics who had switched from animal to human insulin within the past year , he said . young diabetics who had switched from animal is animal insulin common? 9 16 +201 1 Mobil Corp . is in the midst of cutting back its exploration and production group , which finds and develops oil and gas reserves in the U . S . , by as much as 15 % as part of a new restructuring of that sector of its business . cutting back Why is Mobil Corp. cutting back its exploration and production group? 8 10 +201 1 Mobil Corp . is in the midst of cutting back its exploration and production group , which finds and develops oil and gas reserves in the U . S . , by as much as 15 % as part of a new restructuring of that sector of its business . restructuring Why is Mobil Corp. restructuring that sector? 42 43 +201 1 Mobil Corp . is in the midst of cutting back its exploration and production group , which finds and develops oil and gas reserves in the U . S . , by as much as 15 % as part of a new restructuring of that sector of its business . cutting back What has led to these cutbacks? 8 10 +201 2 Management advised employees Friday that it was going to reduce employment in production operations of the group by 8 % , or 400 people . Management advised which manager advised? 0 2 +201 2 Management advised employees Friday that it was going to reduce employment in production operations of the group by 8 % , or 400 people . reduce employment Why is Mobil Corp. reducing employment? 9 11 +201 2 Management advised employees Friday that it was going to reduce employment in production operations of the group by 8 % , or 400 people . production operations Why \"production operations\" instead of field exploration? 12 14 +201 3 The exploration side of the unit has recently undergone a similar overhaul , during which it also lost as many as 400 employees , a company spokesman said in response to questions . a company spokesman Who is the company spokesman? 24 27 +201 3 The exploration side of the unit has recently undergone a similar overhaul , during which it also lost as many as 400 employees , a company spokesman said in response to questions . lost as many as 400 employees , Why did the exploration side lose 400 employees? 17 24 +201 4 Mobil Exploration & Producing U . S . Inc . , the group involved , currently has a work force of somewhat less than 5 , 000 . somewhat less than 5 , 000 is that big? 21 27 +201 4 Mobil Exploration & Producing U . S . Inc . , the group involved , currently has a work force of somewhat less than 5 , 000 . somewhat How much is \"somewhat\"? 21 22 +201 5 A few years ago , Mobil restructured the entire company during an industrywide shakeout . few years ago , in what year? 1 5 +201 5 A few years ago , Mobil restructured the entire company during an industrywide shakeout . restructured the entire company How did Mobil restructure the entire company? 6 10 +201 5 A few years ago , Mobil restructured the entire company during an industrywide shakeout . industrywide Why was it an industry wide shake out? 12 13 +201 5 A few years ago , Mobil restructured the entire company during an industrywide shakeout . restructured Why did Mobil restructure the entire company? 6 7 +202 1 Congress sent to President Bush an $ 8 . 5 billion military construction bill that cuts spending for new installations by 16 % while revamping the Pentagon budget to move more than $ 450 million from foreign bases to home - state projects . Congress sent Why did congress send this bill? 0 2 +202 2 The fiscal 1990 measure builds on a pattern set earlier this year by House and Senate defense authorizing committees , and - - at a time of retrenchment for the military and concern about the U . S . ' s standing in the world economy - - overseas spending is most vulnerable . vulnerable why is it vulnerable? 52 53 +202 2 The fiscal 1990 measure builds on a pattern set earlier this year by House and Senate defense authorizing committees , and - - at a time of retrenchment for the military and concern about the U . S . ' s standing in the world economy - - overseas spending is most vulnerable . at a time of retrenchment for the military Why is the military retrenching? 23 31 +202 3 Total Pentagon requests for installations in West Germany , Japan , South Korea , the United Kingdom and the Philippines , for example , are cut by almost two - thirds , while lawmakers added to the military budget for construction in all but a dozen states at home . lawmakers added to the military budget Which lawmakers added to the budget? 33 39 +202 3 Total Pentagon requests for installations in West Germany , Japan , South Korea , the United Kingdom and the Philippines , for example , are cut by almost two - thirds , while lawmakers added to the military budget for construction in all but a dozen states at home . are cut by almost two - thirds , How is this effecting our foreign relations with these countries? 24 32 +202 4 The result is that instead of the Pentagon ' s proposed split of 60 - 40 between domestic and foreign bases , the reduced funding is distributed by a ratio of approximately 70 - 30 . approximately 70 - 30 is this change good? 31 35 +202 5 The extra margin for bases in the U . S . enhances the power of the appropriations committees ; meanwhile , lawmakers used their positions to garner as much as six times what the Pentagon had requested for their individual states . six times how did they garner so much? 30 32 +202 5 The extra margin for bases in the U . S . enhances the power of the appropriations committees ; meanwhile , lawmakers used their positions to garner as much as six times what the Pentagon had requested for their individual states . appropriations committees ; What are the appropriations committees? 16 19 +203 1 A frozen mountaintop in Tibet may offer an important clue about whether the Earth is warming perilously . important clue what is the clue? 8 10 +203 1 A frozen mountaintop in Tibet may offer an important clue about whether the Earth is warming perilously . mountaintop which mountain? 2 3 +203 1 A frozen mountaintop in Tibet may offer an important clue about whether the Earth is warming perilously . frozen mountaintop in Tibet What is the name of the mountaintop? 1 5 +203 1 A frozen mountaintop in Tibet may offer an important clue about whether the Earth is warming perilously . warming What does a frozen mountaintop have to do with the Earth warming? 15 16 +203 2 Researchers at Ohio State University and Lanzhou Institute of Glaciology and Geocryology in China have analyzed samples of glacial ice in Tibet and say temperatures there have been significantly higher on average over the past half - century than in any similar period in the past 10 , 000 years . Researchers at Ohio State University Which Ohio State University Researchers? 0 5 +203 2 Researchers at Ohio State University and Lanzhou Institute of Glaciology and Geocryology in China have analyzed samples of glacial ice in Tibet and say temperatures there have been significantly higher on average over the past half - century than in any similar period in the past 10 , 000 years . any similar period in the past 10 , 000 years How did reseachers measure temperatures in the area 10,000 years ago? 40 50 +203 4 A substantial warming would melt some of the Earth ' s polar ice caps , raising the level of the oceans and causing widespread flooding of heavily populated coastal areas . widespread flooding how widespread? 23 25 +203 4 A substantial warming would melt some of the Earth ' s polar ice caps , raising the level of the oceans and causing widespread flooding of heavily populated coastal areas . substantial warming How much warmer would the Earth need to be to melt 20% of the polar ice caps? 1 3 +203 5 " If you can use data to reconstruct what happened in the past , you have much more confidence in predictions for the future , " said Lonnie Thompson , a research scientist at Ohio State who dug for and analyzed the ice samples . predictions for the future , " Would regions outside of Tibet predict similar changes in the future? 20 26 +204 1 Federal investigators have identified the problem in last July ' s crash of a United Airlines flight in Iowa : a structural flaw that developed during the making of a titanium engine disk . titanium engine disk . How were they able to identify this part, was the disk destroyed? 30 34 +204 1 Federal investigators have identified the problem in last July ' s crash of a United Airlines flight in Iowa : a structural flaw that developed during the making of a titanium engine disk . during the making of a titanium engine disk How did the making of the titanium engine disk lead to a structural flaw? 25 33 +204 1 Federal investigators have identified the problem in last July ' s crash of a United Airlines flight in Iowa : a structural flaw that developed during the making of a titanium engine disk . crash How severe was this crash? 11 12 +204 1 Federal investigators have identified the problem in last July ' s crash of a United Airlines flight in Iowa : a structural flaw that developed during the making of a titanium engine disk . United Airlines flight in Iowa : What was the flight number? 14 20 +204 1 Federal investigators have identified the problem in last July ' s crash of a United Airlines flight in Iowa : a structural flaw that developed during the making of a titanium engine disk . last July ' s crash How many casualties were there in the crash? 7 12 +204 2 For several months , officials at the Federal Aviation Administration and the National Transportation Safety Board have suspected that a metallurgical flaw in the disk led to a crack that ultimately caused the tail engine to break apart in flight . National Transportation Safety Board how would the FAA and NTSB be able to know the cause? 12 16 +204 2 For several months , officials at the Federal Aviation Administration and the National Transportation Safety Board have suspected that a metallurgical flaw in the disk led to a crack that ultimately caused the tail engine to break apart in flight . have suspected that a metallurgical flaw Why was the flaw suspected? 16 22 +204 2 For several months , officials at the Federal Aviation Administration and the National Transportation Safety Board have suspected that a metallurgical flaw in the disk led to a crack that ultimately caused the tail engine to break apart in flight . metallurgical Who is responsible for the metallurgy of a plane part? 20 21 +204 2 For several months , officials at the Federal Aviation Administration and the National Transportation Safety Board have suspected that a metallurgical flaw in the disk led to a crack that ultimately caused the tail engine to break apart in flight . metallurgical what is this word? 20 21 +204 2 For several months , officials at the Federal Aviation Administration and the National Transportation Safety Board have suspected that a metallurgical flaw in the disk led to a crack that ultimately caused the tail engine to break apart in flight . metallurgical flaw in the disk Does this mean that the metal that was used was not welded together properly? 20 25 +204 3 The explosion sent shards of metal flying , severing the DC - 10 ' s hydraulic or control systems , and led to the crash that killed 112 people . killed 112 people . How could be have done something different so that 112 people didn't die? 26 30 +204 3 The explosion sent shards of metal flying , severing the DC - 10 ' s hydraulic or control systems , and led to the crash that killed 112 people . hydraulic or control systems , were they defective? 15 20 +204 3 The explosion sent shards of metal flying , severing the DC - 10 ' s hydraulic or control systems , and led to the crash that killed 112 people . killed 112 people Will the airlines pay for the funerals of the people who were killed? 26 29 +204 4 But investigators could confirm their theory only after the recent retrieval of a big chunk of Flight 232 ' s tail engine from a cornfield near the Sioux City Airport in Iowa . theory How can they be sure from this physical evidence of the flaw? 5 6 +204 4 But investigators could confirm their theory only after the recent retrieval of a big chunk of Flight 232 ' s tail engine from a cornfield near the Sioux City Airport in Iowa . Sioux City Airport in Iowa was anyone hurt? 27 32 +204 4 But investigators could confirm their theory only after the recent retrieval of a big chunk of Flight 232 ' s tail engine from a cornfield near the Sioux City Airport in Iowa . investigators could confirm their theory Have any charges been filed against the airlines for negligence? 1 6 +204 5 The safety board will begin four days of hearings on the accident tomorrow in Sioux City . begin four days of hearings What will happen after the safety board has the hearing? 4 9 +204 5 The safety board will begin four days of hearings on the accident tomorrow in Sioux City . four days of hearings on the accident Why will there be four days of hearings? 5 12 +204 5 The safety board will begin four days of hearings on the accident tomorrow in Sioux City . hearings Which people will be speaking during these hearings? 8 9 +204 5 The safety board will begin four days of hearings on the accident tomorrow in Sioux City . four days is that a long time? 5 7 +205 1 Hewlett - Packard Co . said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp . to 8 . 5 % of the common shares outstanding . Octel What does this company deal with? 11 12 +205 1 Hewlett - Packard Co . said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp . to 8 . 5 % of the common shares outstanding . raised its stake Why did Hewlett-Packard raise its stake in Octel Communications? 7 10 +205 2 In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing , Hewlett - Packard said it now holds 1 , 384 , 119 Octel common shares , including 100 , 000 shares bought from Aug . 26 to Oct . 20 for $ 23 . 31 to $ 24 . 25 a share . common How do common shares differ from other types? 21 22 +205 2 In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing , Hewlett - Packard said it now holds 1 , 384 , 119 Octel common shares , including 100 , 000 shares bought from Aug . 26 to Oct . 20 for $ 23 . 31 to $ 24 . 25 a share . Aug . 26 to Oct . 20 in what year? 31 38 +205 3 Hewlett - Packard , a Palo Alto , Calif . , computer company , said it acquired the stock " to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products . " independent What is the criteria for independent working? 32 33 +205 3 Hewlett - Packard , a Palo Alto , Calif . , computer company , said it acquired the stock " to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products . " acquired the stock did they always want it? 16 19 +205 4 Octel said the purchase was expected . expected How did Octel foresee this? 5 6 +205 4 Octel said the purchase was expected . Octel were they going out of business? 0 1 +205 4 Octel said the purchase was expected . expected Why was the purchase expected? 5 6 +205 5 Hewlett - Packard affirmed it doesn ' t plan to obtain control of Octel , a Milpitas , Calif . , maker of voice - processing systems . systems How does Octel compare with its competitors? 26 27 +205 5 Hewlett - Packard affirmed it doesn ' t plan to obtain control of Octel , a Milpitas , Calif . , maker of voice - processing systems . voice - processing what is voice processing? 23 26 +206 1 The following U . S . Treasury , corporate and municipal offerings are tentatively scheduled for sale this week , according to Dow Jones Capital Markets Report : are tentatively scheduled Why are the offerings only tentatively scheduled? 12 15 +206 1 The following U . S . Treasury , corporate and municipal offerings are tentatively scheduled for sale this week , according to Dow Jones Capital Markets Report : tentatively Why is the sale tentative? 13 14 +206 1 The following U . S . Treasury , corporate and municipal offerings are tentatively scheduled for sale this week , according to Dow Jones Capital Markets Report : tentatively did they actually happen then? 13 14 +206 1 The following U . S . Treasury , corporate and municipal offerings are tentatively scheduled for sale this week , according to Dow Jones Capital Markets Report : following What is the following? 1 2 +206 2 $ 15 . 6 billion of three - month and six - month bills . $ 2 billion of 51 - day cash management bills . three - month and six - month bills What are three-month and six-month bills? 6 14 +206 2 $ 15 . 6 billion of three - month and six - month bills . $ 2 billion of 51 - day cash management bills . cash management bills What are cash management bills? 22 25 +206 3 Associated Natural Gas Corp . - - 1 . 4 million common shares , via Dillon Read & Co . common shares , what is a common share? 11 14 +206 3 Associated Natural Gas Corp . - - 1 . 4 million common shares , via Dillon Read & Co . common shares , What is a common share? 11 14 +206 4 B & H Crude Carriers Ltd . - - Four million common shares , via Salomon Brothers Inc . B & H Crude Carriers Ltd What does B&H Crude Carriers Ltd do for business? 0 6 +206 4 B & H Crude Carriers Ltd . - - Four million common shares , via Salomon Brothers Inc . common shares , What is a common share? 11 14 +206 5 Chemical Banking Corp . - - 14 million common shares , via Goldman , Sachs & Co . Chemical Banking Corp What does Chemical Banking Corp do for business? 0 3 +206 5 Chemical Banking Corp . - - 14 million common shares , via Goldman , Sachs & Co . 14 million is that a lot more? 6 8 +206 5 Chemical Banking Corp . - - 14 million common shares , via Goldman , Sachs & Co . common shares , What is a common share? 8 11 +207 1 Whittle Communications L . P . , which for months has fought a public relations battle with education leaders , said it has signed 500 schools in 24 states to subscribe to the controversial Channel One news program and its sister programs . the controversial Channel One news program What is controversial about the Channel One news program? 32 38 +207 1 Whittle Communications L . P . , which for months has fought a public relations battle with education leaders , said it has signed 500 schools in 24 states to subscribe to the controversial Channel One news program and its sister programs . fought a public relations battle with education Why has Whittle been fighting a PR battle with educators? 11 18 +207 2 Channel One , a satellite - delivered daily program supported by advertising , is scheduled to be launched next March . Channel One , is that the channel for everyone? 0 3 +207 3 Whittle said its field staff signed up the 500 schools in 238 school districts after only eight weeks and company executives now expect to reach their start - up goal of 1 , 000 schools before the end of this year . executives now expect to reach their start - up How do executives expect to reach their goal of schools? 20 29 +207 3 Whittle said its field staff signed up the 500 schools in 238 school districts after only eight weeks and company executives now expect to reach their start - up goal of 1 , 000 schools before the end of this year . 1 , 000 schools why so many schools? 31 35 +207 5 Installation of the TV system , which includes providing free 19 - inch TV sets in classrooms , begins in January . free 19 - inch why so small? 9 13 +208 1 Thomas Jefferson sold Congress on the idea of the decimal system for currency , thus saving Americans the headaches of pounds , shillings and pence . Thomas Jefferson sold Congress on the idea How did he persuade Congress into making a decimal system for currency? 0 7 +208 1 Thomas Jefferson sold Congress on the idea of the decimal system for currency , thus saving Americans the headaches of pounds , shillings and pence . pounds , shillings and pence Which countries currently use these? 20 25 +208 1 Thomas Jefferson sold Congress on the idea of the decimal system for currency , thus saving Americans the headaches of pounds , shillings and pence . Jefferson sold Congress How did Jefferson sell congress on the decimal system? 1 4 +208 1 Thomas Jefferson sold Congress on the idea of the decimal system for currency , thus saving Americans the headaches of pounds , shillings and pence . sold Congress How did he sell Congress on that idea? 2 4 +208 1 Thomas Jefferson sold Congress on the idea of the decimal system for currency , thus saving Americans the headaches of pounds , shillings and pence . headaches Why are they considered headaches? 18 19 +208 1 Thomas Jefferson sold Congress on the idea of the decimal system for currency , thus saving Americans the headaches of pounds , shillings and pence . decimal system Why did Jefferson like the decimal system? 9 11 +208 2 But he struck out with the decimal system of metric weights and measures the French had invented . French had invented Why was he looking at other counties method's of currency? Wouldn't it be a better idea to be original in your country? 14 17 +208 2 But he struck out with the decimal system of metric weights and measures the French had invented . metric weights and measures Why was one system approved but not the other? 9 13 +208 2 But he struck out with the decimal system of metric weights and measures the French had invented . French had invented When did the French invent this system? 14 17 +208 2 But he struck out with the decimal system of metric weights and measures the French had invented . metric weights and measures Why are these measurements good? 9 13 +208 3 Instead , Congress opted for the inches , feet and yards the colonists had brought with them . Congress opted What made them opt in to this idea? 2 4 +208 3 Instead , Congress opted for the inches , feet and yards the colonists had brought with them . Congress opted How many of those in Congress approved this? Were the common folk asked as well? 2 4 +208 3 Instead , Congress opted for the inches , feet and yards the colonists had brought with them . Congress opted How did they opt for it, was there a vote? 2 4 +208 3 Instead , Congress opted for the inches , feet and yards the colonists had brought with them . Congress opted Why did they choose that method? 2 4 +208 3 Instead , Congress opted for the inches , feet and yards the colonists had brought with them . colonists had brought with them How did the colonists get these measurements? 12 17 +208 4 Americans didn ' t dislike metrics ; they simply ignored them . they simply ignored them . What was the reasoning of Americans ignoring the metrics? 7 12 +208 4 Americans didn ' t dislike metrics ; they simply ignored them . ignored them Why did Americans ignore them? 9 11 +208 4 Americans didn ' t dislike metrics ; they simply ignored them . they simply ignored them . Why did they ignore them? 7 12 +208 5 Scientists felt differently . Scientists felt differently What were their thoughts? 0 3 +208 5 Scientists felt differently . differently . Why did scientists feel differently? 2 4 +208 5 Scientists felt differently . felt differently How did scientists feel? 1 3 +208 5 Scientists felt differently . Scientists felt differently . Why did scientists feel differently? 0 4 +209 1 PROGRAM TRADING is being curbed by more securities firms , but big institutional investors are expected to continue the practice , further roiling the stock market . being curbed Why are they being curbed? 3 5 +209 1 PROGRAM TRADING is being curbed by more securities firms , but big institutional investors are expected to continue the practice , further roiling the stock market . curbed by more securities firms , Which securities firms are curbing program trading? 4 10 +209 1 PROGRAM TRADING is being curbed by more securities firms , but big institutional investors are expected to continue the practice , further roiling the stock market . PROGRAM TRADING what is program trading? 0 2 +209 1 PROGRAM TRADING is being curbed by more securities firms , but big institutional investors are expected to continue the practice , further roiling the stock market . being curbed Why is it being curbed? 3 5 +209 1 PROGRAM TRADING is being curbed by more securities firms , but big institutional investors are expected to continue the practice , further roiling the stock market . further roiling the stock market Why does this roil the stock market? 21 26 +209 1 PROGRAM TRADING is being curbed by more securities firms , but big institutional investors are expected to continue the practice , further roiling the stock market . PROGRAM TRADING What is \"program trading\"? 0 2 +209 2 Bowing to criticism , Bear Stearns , Morgan Stanley and Oppenheimer joined PaineWebber in suspending stock - index arbitrage trading for their own accounts . stock - index arbitrage What does this mean> 15 19 +209 2 Bowing to criticism , Bear Stearns , Morgan Stanley and Oppenheimer joined PaineWebber in suspending stock - index arbitrage trading for their own accounts . PaineWebber what is painewebber? 12 13 +209 2 Bowing to criticism , Bear Stearns , Morgan Stanley and Oppenheimer joined PaineWebber in suspending stock - index arbitrage trading for their own accounts . suspending Why were they encouraged to suspend this activity? 14 15 +209 3 Still , stock - index funds are expected to continue launching big programs through the market . launching big programs What kind of programs? 10 13 +209 3 Still , stock - index funds are expected to continue launching big programs through the market . launching big programs What sort of programs will they launch? 10 13 +209 3 Still , stock - index funds are expected to continue launching big programs through the market . big programs What kind of big programs? 11 13 +209 4 Several Big Board firms are organizing to complain about program trading and the exchange ' s role in it . Several Big Board firms Who are these firms? 0 4 +209 4 Several Big Board firms are organizing to complain about program trading and the exchange ' s role in it . Several Big Board firms Which big board firms are complaining about the program? 0 4 +209 4 Several Big Board firms are organizing to complain about program trading and the exchange ' s role in it . complain Why are they complaining about it? What harm do these programs cause? 7 8 +209 5 The effort is being led by Contel . Contel who is contel? 6 7 +210 1 Jim Pattison Industries Ltd . , one of a group of closely held companies owned by entrepreneur James Pattison , said it " intends to seek control " of 30 % - owned Innopac Inc . , a Toronto packaging concern . concern In what way is this a concern? 40 41 +210 1 Jim Pattison Industries Ltd . , one of a group of closely held companies owned by entrepreneur James Pattison , said it " intends to seek control " of 30 % - owned Innopac Inc . , a Toronto packaging concern . Jim Pattison Industries Ltd who are Jim Pattison Industries Ltd 0 4 +210 1 Jim Pattison Industries Ltd . , one of a group of closely held companies owned by entrepreneur James Pattison , said it " intends to seek control " of 30 % - owned Innopac Inc . , a Toronto packaging concern . packaging concern What is a packaging concern? 39 41 +210 1 Jim Pattison Industries Ltd . , one of a group of closely held companies owned by entrepreneur James Pattison , said it " intends to seek control " of 30 % - owned Innopac Inc . , a Toronto packaging concern . closely held Why are they held \"closely\"? 11 13 +210 1 Jim Pattison Industries Ltd . , one of a group of closely held companies owned by entrepreneur James Pattison , said it " intends to seek control " of 30 % - owned Innopac Inc . , a Toronto packaging concern . one of a group of closely held companies What other companies does James Pattison own? 6 14 +210 1 Jim Pattison Industries Ltd . , one of a group of closely held companies owned by entrepreneur James Pattison , said it " intends to seek control " of 30 % - owned Innopac Inc . , a Toronto packaging concern . seek control " Why does James Pattison seek to control Innopac? 25 28 +210 2 Jim Pattison Industries , a holding company with annual sales of about C $ 1 . 9 billion , largely from car dealerships and grocery stores , didn ' t elaborate on the statement , and a company official declined further comment . holding company what is a holding company? 5 7 +210 2 Jim Pattison Industries , a holding company with annual sales of about C $ 1 . 9 billion , largely from car dealerships and grocery stores , didn ' t elaborate on the statement , and a company official declined further comment . didn ' t elaborate Why didn't they choose to elaborate? 27 31 +210 2 Jim Pattison Industries , a holding company with annual sales of about C $ 1 . 9 billion , largely from car dealerships and grocery stores , didn ' t elaborate on the statement , and a company official declined further comment . a company official declined further comment . Which company official? 36 43 +210 3 The company said it currently holds about 4 . 2 million of Innopac ' s 13 . 8 million common shares outstanding , which have an aggregate market value of about 137 . 8 million Canadian dollars ( US $ 117 . 3 million ) . Innopac ' s What are the details of Innopac's business and what makes them so profitable? 12 15 +210 3 The company said it currently holds about 4 . 2 million of Innopac ' s 13 . 8 million common shares outstanding , which have an aggregate market value of about 137 . 8 million Canadian dollars ( US $ 117 . 3 million ) . common shares What is a common share? 19 21 +210 4 Separately , Innopac reported a fourth - quarter loss of about C $ 2 . 6 million , or 18 Canadian cents a share , reflecting inventory write - downs . inventory write - downs what are inventory write-downs? 26 30 +210 4 Separately , Innopac reported a fourth - quarter loss of about C $ 2 . 6 million , or 18 Canadian cents a share , reflecting inventory write - downs . inventory write - downs What is an inventory write-down? 26 30 +210 4 Separately , Innopac reported a fourth - quarter loss of about C $ 2 . 6 million , or 18 Canadian cents a share , reflecting inventory write - downs . inventory write - downs Why did Innopac do inventory write-downs? 26 30 +210 5 The results made net income for the year ended Aug . 31 C $ 2 . 7 million , or 20 Canadian cents a share , down from C $ 9 . 7 million , or 70 Canadian cents a share last year . down What were the factors that caused this decline? 26 27 +210 5 The results made net income for the year ended Aug . 31 C $ 2 . 7 million , or 20 Canadian cents a share , down from C $ 9 . 7 million , or 70 Canadian cents a share last year . Aug . 31 Aug. 31 of what year? 9 12 +211 1 The premium the elderly pay for coverage of doctor ' s bills under Part B of the Medicare health insurance plan will rise to $ 29 a month in 1990 from $ 27 . 90 , the Department of Health and Human Services said . elderly What age is considered elderly? 3 4 +211 1 The premium the elderly pay for coverage of doctor ' s bills under Part B of the Medicare health insurance plan will rise to $ 29 a month in 1990 from $ 27 . 90 , the Department of Health and Human Services said . will rise Why is the premium for Medicare Part B rising? 21 23 +211 2 In addition , a second Part B premium to cover the cost of the new program of insurance against catastrophic illness will rise to $ 4 . 90 a month from $ 4 , if Congress doesn ' t change the program . catastrophic illness What is considered a catastrophic illness? 19 21 +211 2 In addition , a second Part B premium to cover the cost of the new program of insurance against catastrophic illness will rise to $ 4 . 90 a month from $ 4 , if Congress doesn ' t change the program . catastrophic illness what is considered a catastrophic illness? 19 21 +211 2 In addition , a second Part B premium to cover the cost of the new program of insurance against catastrophic illness will rise to $ 4 . 90 a month from $ 4 , if Congress doesn ' t change the program . change How does Congress need to change the program for the premium not to rise? 39 40 +211 3 The House has voted to repeal most of the Catastrophic Coverage Act of 1988 , however , which would end the monthly catastrophic - care premium , as well as an unpopular income surtax paid by about 40 % of the wealthier Medicare beneficiaries . unpopular income surtax What is this surtax? 31 34 +211 3 The House has voted to repeal most of the Catastrophic Coverage Act of 1988 , however , which would end the monthly catastrophic - care premium , as well as an unpopular income surtax paid by about 40 % of the wealthier Medicare beneficiaries . income surtax what is income surtax ? 32 34 +211 3 The House has voted to repeal most of the Catastrophic Coverage Act of 1988 , however , which would end the monthly catastrophic - care premium , as well as an unpopular income surtax paid by about 40 % of the wealthier Medicare beneficiaries . income surtax What is the income surtax? 32 34 +211 5 Medicare Part B pays 80 % of a beneficiary ' s allowable doctor ' s bills after an annual deductible of $ 75 . allowable doctor ' s bills What are allowable doctors bills? 11 16 +212 1 National Intergroup Inc . said it expects to report a charge of $ 5 . 3 million related to the sale of its aluminum unit ' s extrusion division for the third quarter . of its aluminum unit ' s extrusion Why were so many sales reported for the aluminum units extrusion division? 21 28 +212 1 National Intergroup Inc . said it expects to report a charge of $ 5 . 3 million related to the sale of its aluminum unit ' s extrusion division for the third quarter . expects to report a charge of $ 5 . 3 million Why expects? Did it not already sell? 6 17 +212 1 National Intergroup Inc . said it expects to report a charge of $ 5 . 3 million related to the sale of its aluminum unit ' s extrusion division for the third quarter . extrusion division What is an extrusion division? 27 29 +212 2 The company said it has agreed to sell the extrusion division for $ 15 million to R . D . Werner Co . , a closely held firm based in Greenville , Pa . The company said it has agreed to sell Why did the company agree to sell? 0 8 +212 2 The company said it has agreed to sell the extrusion division for $ 15 million to R . D . Werner Co . , a closely held firm based in Greenville , Pa . extrusion what is extrusion? 9 10 +212 2 The company said it has agreed to sell the extrusion division for $ 15 million to R . D . Werner Co . , a closely held firm based in Greenville , Pa . $ 15 million If it is selling for 15 million why is the charge only 5.3 million? 12 15 +212 3 The charge is offset by an after - tax gain of about $ 30 million in the quarter from the previously announced pact to sell National Aluminum ' s rolling division . National Aluminum ' s rolling division . How was this aluminum tax established? 25 32 +212 3 The charge is offset by an after - tax gain of about $ 30 million in the quarter from the previously announced pact to sell National Aluminum ' s rolling division . after - tax gain what is an after tax gain? 6 10 +212 3 The charge is offset by an after - tax gain of about $ 30 million in the quarter from the previously announced pact to sell National Aluminum ' s rolling division . rolling division What is a rolling division? 29 31 +212 4 National Intergroup in the year - ago third quarter earned $ 22 . 5 million , or 97 cents a share , including a gain of $ 18 million from the sale of a steel tube company . steel tube company which tube company? 34 37 +212 4 National Intergroup in the year - ago third quarter earned $ 22 . 5 million , or 97 cents a share , including a gain of $ 18 million from the sale of a steel tube company . $ 18 million from the sale of a steel tube company Why are they selling off so much of their business? 26 37 +212 4 National Intergroup in the year - ago third quarter earned $ 22 . 5 million , or 97 cents a share , including a gain of $ 18 million from the sale of a steel tube company . steel tube company Which steel tube company? 34 37 +212 5 Revenue was $ 778 . 6 million . $ 778 . 6 million . How was revenue $778.6 million? 2 8 +213 1 Wall Street is just about ready to line the bird cage with paper stocks . line the bird cage with paper stocks Why are they going to line the bird cage with paper stocks? 7 14 +213 1 Wall Street is just about ready to line the bird cage with paper stocks . line the bird cage What do they mean by this phrase? 7 11 +213 1 Wall Street is just about ready to line the bird cage with paper stocks . paper stocks What are paper stocks? 12 14 +213 1 Wall Street is just about ready to line the bird cage with paper stocks . just about ready Why is Wall Street almost ready? 3 6 +213 3 As the good times rolled they more than doubled their prices for pulp , a raw material used in all sorts of paper , to $ 830 a metric ton this past spring from $ 380 a ton at the start of 1986 . metric ton What's the difference between a ton and metric ton? 28 30 +213 3 As the good times rolled they more than doubled their prices for pulp , a raw material used in all sorts of paper , to $ 830 a metric ton this past spring from $ 380 a ton at the start of 1986 . they more than doubled their prices for pulp , Why were the prices for pulp doubled? 5 14 +213 4 But now the companies are getting into trouble because they undertook a record expansion program while they were raising prices sharply . undertook a record expansion program What was the expansion program? 10 15 +213 4 But now the companies are getting into trouble because they undertook a record expansion program while they were raising prices sharply . trouble How does this get them into trouble specifically? 7 8 +213 4 But now the companies are getting into trouble because they undertook a record expansion program while they were raising prices sharply . the companies are getting into trouble Which companies are getting into trouble? 2 8 +213 4 But now the companies are getting into trouble because they undertook a record expansion program while they were raising prices sharply . undertook a record expansion program Why did companies undertake record expansion prices? 10 15 +213 5 Third - quarter profits fell at several companies . Third - quarter profits fell at several companies . Why did the profits fall? 0 9 +213 5 Third - quarter profits fell at several companies . several companies which companies did profits fall at 6 8 +214 1 Jayark Corp . agreed to pay $ 4 million in cash , $ 2 million of 12 % convertible debentures , and 1 . 6 million common shares to acquire closely held Kofcoh Imports Inc . acquire closely held Kofcoh Imports Inc Why this specific company? 29 35 +214 1 Jayark Corp . agreed to pay $ 4 million in cash , $ 2 million of 12 % convertible debentures , and 1 . 6 million common shares to acquire closely held Kofcoh Imports Inc . debentures , What does the word debentures mean? 19 21 +214 2 In over - the - counter trading Friday , Jayark was quoted at 87 . 5 cents bid , down 15 . 625 cents . Jayark was quoted Who or what is Jayark? 9 12 +214 2 In over - the - counter trading Friday , Jayark was quoted at 87 . 5 cents bid , down 15 . 625 cents . over - the - counter is that legal? 1 6 +214 2 In over - the - counter trading Friday , Jayark was quoted at 87 . 5 cents bid , down 15 . 625 cents . bid , What does bid mean in this context? 17 19 +214 3 At the market price , the transaction has a total indicated value of $ 7 . 4 million . market price , what about the actual price? 2 5 +214 3 At the market price , the transaction has a total indicated value of $ 7 . 4 million . transaction What sort of transaction is being refereed to? 6 7 +214 4 Kofcoh is a New York holding company for Rosalco Inc . , which imports furniture and other items . and other items . What other items does Rosalco Inc. import? 15 19 +214 4 Kofcoh is a New York holding company for Rosalco Inc . , which imports furniture and other items . imports furniture what are the other items? 13 15 +214 5 David L . Koffman , president and chief executive officer of Jayark , holds about 40 % of Kofcoh , Jayark said . Kofcoh , What kind of company Kofcoh is? 18 20 +215 3 The investor group owns 1 , 534 , 600 Dataproducts common shares , or a 7 . 6 % stake . 1 , 534 , 600 Dataproducts why so many? 4 10 +215 3 The investor group owns 1 , 534 , 600 Dataproducts common shares , or a 7 . 6 % stake . Dataproducts What does Dataproducts do? 9 10 +215 4 The offer is based on several conditions , including obtaining financing . conditions , What are the conditions? 6 8 +215 4 The offer is based on several conditions , including obtaining financing . several conditions , What are some of the other conditions? 5 8 +215 5 DPC Acquisition said it had received the reasonable assurance of Chase Manhattan Bank N . A . that the financing can be obtained . financing can be obtained will it be easy? 19 23 +216 1 NEC Corp . , a Tokyo - based computer and electronics concern , said net income rose 18 % to 29 . 66 billion yen ( $ 208 . 7 million ) in the fiscal first half , ended Sept . 30 , from 25 . 12 billion yen a year earlier . net income rose 18 % to 29 . 66 billion yen Why was this year so profitable? 14 25 +216 1 NEC Corp . , a Tokyo - based computer and electronics concern , said net income rose 18 % to 29 . 66 billion yen ( $ 208 . 7 million ) in the fiscal first half , ended Sept . 30 , from 25 . 12 billion yen a year earlier . net income rose Why did NEC Corp.'s net income rise? 14 17 +216 2 Sales rose 7 . 4 % to 1 . 255 trillion yen from 1 . 168 trillion yen . 1 . 255 trillion yen from 1 . 168 trillion yen is that a lot of yen? 7 18 +216 3 NEC said first - half computer sales totaled 555 . 5 billion yen , up 11 % from 500 . 26 billion yen a year earlier . up 11 % Why have computer sales increased? 14 17 +216 4 Sales of electrical devices rose 13 % to 283 . 8 billion yen from 251 . 8 billion yen . Sales of electrical devices rose 13 % Why have electrical device sales risen? 0 7 +216 4 Sales of electrical devices rose 13 % to 283 . 8 billion yen from 251 . 8 billion yen . electrical devices which electrical devices? 2 4 +216 5 It said sales of home electronic products advanced 3 . 7 % to 44 . 92 billion yen from 43 . 34 billion yen . home electronic products advanced 3 . 7 % Why are home electronic products selling better? 4 12 +216 5 It said sales of home electronic products advanced 3 . 7 % to 44 . 92 billion yen from 43 . 34 billion yen . home electronic products what are their home products? 4 7 +217 1 Nikon Corp . said unconsolidated pretax profit increased 70 % to 12 . 12 billion yen ( $ 85 . 3 million ) in the first half ended Sept . 30 , from 7 . 12 billion yen a year ago . unconsolidated pretax profit What does \"unconsolidated pretax profit mean?\" 4 7 +217 2 The Tokyo camera maker said net income more than doubled to 5 . 85 billion yen , or 16 . 08 a share , from 2 . 63 billion yen , or 7 . 24 yen a share . net income more than doubled Why did it double? 5 10 +217 2 The Tokyo camera maker said net income more than doubled to 5 . 85 billion yen , or 16 . 08 a share , from 2 . 63 billion yen , or 7 . 24 yen a share . Tokyo camera where is their headquarters? 1 3 +217 3 Nikon said sales rose despite the adverse effect of Japan ' s unpopular consumption tax , introduced in April . Japan ' s unpopular consumption tax , Why is Japan's consumption tax unpopular? 9 16 +217 3 Nikon said sales rose despite the adverse effect of Japan ' s unpopular consumption tax , introduced in April . Japan ' s unpopular consumption tax , What is the Japan's unpopular consumption tax? 9 16 +217 3 Nikon said sales rose despite the adverse effect of Japan ' s unpopular consumption tax , introduced in April . adverse effect What adverse effects are there? 6 8 +217 3 Nikon said sales rose despite the adverse effect of Japan ' s unpopular consumption tax , introduced in April . unpopular consumption tax , what is that tax? 12 16 +217 3 Nikon said sales rose despite the adverse effect of Japan ' s unpopular consumption tax , introduced in April . consumption What's this consumption tax? 13 14 +217 5 Rising export sales also contributed to strong growth , Nikon added . Rising export sales Export sales as in sales of the products to other countries? 0 3 +217 5 Rising export sales also contributed to strong growth , Nikon added . Rising export sales why did the sales increase? 0 3 +218 1 Milton Petrie , chairman of Petrie Stores Corp . , said he has agreed to sell his 15 . 2 % stake in Deb Shops Corp . to Petrie Stores . Petrie Stores Corp What does Petrie Stores Corp. do? 5 8 +218 1 Milton Petrie , chairman of Petrie Stores Corp . , said he has agreed to sell his 15 . 2 % stake in Deb Shops Corp . to Petrie Stores . sell Why has he agreed to sell? 15 16 +218 1 Milton Petrie , chairman of Petrie Stores Corp . , said he has agreed to sell his 15 . 2 % stake in Deb Shops Corp . to Petrie Stores . has agreed to sell Why did Milton Petrie decide to sell his 15.2% stake? 12 16 +218 2 In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing , Mr . Petrie said that on Oct . 26 Petrie Stores agreed to purchase Mr . Petrie ' s 2 , 331 , 100 Deb Shops shares . Oct . 26 in which year? 14 17 +218 2 In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing , Mr . Petrie said that on Oct . 26 Petrie Stores agreed to purchase Mr . Petrie ' s 2 , 331 , 100 Deb Shops shares . Securities and Exchange Commission filing , What is a Securities and Exchange Commission filing? 2 8 +218 2 In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing , Mr . Petrie said that on Oct . 26 Petrie Stores agreed to purchase Mr . Petrie ' s 2 , 331 , 100 Deb Shops shares . Petrie Stores Why does Petrie Stores have an interest in Deb Shops? 17 19 +218 3 The transaction will take place tomorrow . place tomorrow which day is that? 4 6 +218 3 The transaction will take place tomorrow . transaction What happens if they change their mind? 1 2 +218 4 The filing said Petrie Stores of Secaucus , N . J . , is purchasing Mr . Petrie ' s Deb Shops stake as an investment . an investment is it not an investment? 24 26 +218 4 The filing said Petrie Stores of Secaucus , N . J . , is purchasing Mr . Petrie ' s Deb Shops stake as an investment . investment What kind of an investment? 25 26 +218 4 The filing said Petrie Stores of Secaucus , N . J . , is purchasing Mr . Petrie ' s Deb Shops stake as an investment . investment What kind of investment? 25 26 +218 5 Although Petrie Stores has considered seeking to acquire the remaining equity of Deb Stores , it has no current intention to pursue such a possibility , the filing said . no current intention Why do they have no intention to pursue it? 17 20 +218 5 Although Petrie Stores has considered seeking to acquire the remaining equity of Deb Stores , it has no current intention to pursue such a possibility , the filing said . no current intention Why don't they want to own all of Deb Stores? 17 20 +219 1 Rally ' s Inc . said it filed suit in U . S . District Court in Delaware against a group led by Burt Sugarman , seeking to block the investors from buying more shares . block the investors Why would Rally's want to block the investors from buying shares? 28 31 +219 1 Rally ' s Inc . said it filed suit in U . S . District Court in Delaware against a group led by Burt Sugarman , seeking to block the investors from buying more shares . block Why is Burt Sugarman's group attempting to block investors from buying more shares? 28 29 +219 2 Rally ' s , a Louisville , Ky . , fast - food chain , alleges that the three investors , who are directors of the company , broke securities laws because they didn ' t disclose their intentions to acquire a big Rally ' s stake . alleges that the three investors , Who are the investors? 15 21 +219 2 Rally ' s , a Louisville , Ky . , fast - food chain , alleges that the three investors , who are directors of the company , broke securities laws because they didn ' t disclose their intentions to acquire a big Rally ' s stake . disclose Why wouldn't they disclose their intentions? 36 37 +219 2 Rally ' s , a Louisville , Ky . , fast - food chain , alleges that the three investors , who are directors of the company , broke securities laws because they didn ' t disclose their intentions to acquire a big Rally ' s stake . Ky . , fast - food chain , what do they sell? 7 15 +219 3 The group , led by Giant Group Ltd . and its chairman , Mr . Sugarman , owns about 45 . 2 % of Rally ' s . Giant Group Ltd . and its chairman , Mr . Sugarman , I would like to know what Giant Group Ltd is 5 17 +219 4 In the Securities and Exchange Commission filings , the group has said it may seek control of Rally ' s . control of Rally ' s Why does the group want control of Rally's? 15 20 +219 4 In the Securities and Exchange Commission filings , the group has said it may seek control of Rally ' s . control Why do they want control of Rally's? 15 16 +219 5 Mr . Sugarman called the lawsuit " not nice " and said his group will continue to push for control of the company and the removal of certain directors . control of the company Why does Mr. Sugarman want control of the company? 19 23 +219 5 Mr . Sugarman called the lawsuit " not nice " and said his group will continue to push for control of the company and the removal of certain directors . " not nice " is it mean? 6 10 +220 1 Nelson Holdings International Ltd . shareholders approved a 1 - for - 10 consolidation of the company ' s common stock at a special meeting . Nelson Holdings International Ltd What type of company is this? 0 4 +220 1 Nelson Holdings International Ltd . shareholders approved a 1 - for - 10 consolidation of the company ' s common stock at a special meeting . stock at a special meeting Were only shareholders involved in the meeting? Was it open to only stock holders with a certain number of stock? 20 25 +220 1 Nelson Holdings International Ltd . shareholders approved a 1 - for - 10 consolidation of the company ' s common stock at a special meeting . approved a 1 - for - 10 consolidation Why did the shareholders approve a consolidation? 6 14 +220 1 Nelson Holdings International Ltd . shareholders approved a 1 - for - 10 consolidation of the company ' s common stock at a special meeting . special meeting why was it special? 23 25 +220 2 At the same time , shareholders approved the adoption of a rights plan and a super - majority voting approval requirement . approval requirement is this common? 19 21 +220 3 They also approved the relocation of the company ' s registered office to Toronto from Vancouver and a name change to NHI Nelson Holdings International Ltd . relocation of the company ' s registered office What were the benefits of relocation? Do the shareholders have to pay less taxes? 4 12 +220 3 They also approved the relocation of the company ' s registered office to Toronto from Vancouver and a name change to NHI Nelson Holdings International Ltd . approved the relocation of the company ' s Why did the company relocate the office? 2 10 +220 4 Following the consolidation , the entertainment company , which has film and television operations in Beverly Hills , Calif . , will have about 4 . 1 million shares outstanding . will have about 4 . 1 million shares outstanding Are the shareholders solely in Canada? Why is the company based in Canada if the aforementioned locations are in the U.S.A.? 21 30 +220 4 Following the consolidation , the entertainment company , which has film and television operations in Beverly Hills , Calif . , will have about 4 . 1 million shares outstanding . television is it a big company? 12 13 +220 5 The number of authorized common shares will remain at 100 million . common shares will remain at 100 million What constitutes a common share? 4 11 +220 5 The number of authorized common shares will remain at 100 million . authorized common shares what are authorized common shares? 3 6 +221 1 Insurers may see claims resulting from the San Francisco earthquake totaling nearly $ 1 billion - - far less than the claims they face from Hurricane Hugo - - but the recent spate of catastrophes should jolt property insurance rates in coming months . Hurricane Hugo What was the total amount of money that was claimed for Hurricane Hugo? 25 27 +221 1 Insurers may see claims resulting from the San Francisco earthquake totaling nearly $ 1 billion - - far less than the claims they face from Hurricane Hugo - - but the recent spate of catastrophes should jolt property insurance rates in coming months . claims What was the total claims from Hurricane Hugo? 3 4 +221 1 Insurers may see claims resulting from the San Francisco earthquake totaling nearly $ 1 billion - - far less than the claims they face from Hurricane Hugo - - but the recent spate of catastrophes should jolt property insurance rates in coming months . less How much were the claims from Hurricane Hugo? 18 19 +221 1 Insurers may see claims resulting from the San Francisco earthquake totaling nearly $ 1 billion - - far less than the claims they face from Hurricane Hugo - - but the recent spate of catastrophes should jolt property insurance rates in coming months . recent How many \"catastrophes\" have there been? 31 32 +221 2 The property claims service division of the American Insurance Services Group estimated insured losses from the earthquake at $ 960 million . estimated How did the American Insurance Services Group come up with this estimated number? 11 12 +221 3 This estimate doesn ' t include claims under workers ' compensation , life , health disability and liability insurance and damage to infrastructure such as bridges , highways and public buildings . estimate doesn ' t include What is the estimate for the claims under worker's compensation, life, health disability and liability insurance? 1 6 +221 3 This estimate doesn ' t include claims under workers ' compensation , life , health disability and liability insurance and damage to infrastructure such as bridges , highways and public buildings . claims What is the estimate of all claims together? 6 7 +221 3 This estimate doesn ' t include claims under workers ' compensation , life , health disability and liability insurance and damage to infrastructure such as bridges , highways and public buildings . claims Will the American Insurance Services Group cover claims under those categories as well? 6 7 +221 3 This estimate doesn ' t include claims under workers ' compensation , life , health disability and liability insurance and damage to infrastructure such as bridges , highways and public buildings . compensation , life , health disability why doesnt it? 10 16 +221 4 The estimated earthquake losses are low compared with the $ 4 billion in claims that insurers face from Hurricane Hugo , which ripped through the Caribbean and the Carolinas last month . Hurricane Hugo , when did hugo hit? 18 21 +221 5 That ' s because only about 30 % of California homes and businesses had earthquake insurance to cover the losses . only about 30 % Why did such a low percentage of people have earth quack insurance in California? 4 8 +221 5 That ' s because only about 30 % of California homes and businesses had earthquake insurance to cover the losses . about 30 % Why was there only 30% of homes and businesses that had earthquake insurance? 5 8 +221 5 That ' s because only about 30 % of California homes and businesses had earthquake insurance to cover the losses . earthquake Do earthquakes rarely happen in California? 14 15 +221 5 That ' s because only about 30 % of California homes and businesses had earthquake insurance to cover the losses . 30 % of California homes shouldnt more have had it? 6 11 +222 1 Merger and acquisition activity in the third quarter exceeded the year - earlier pace , said Merrill Lynch & Co . ' s W . T . Grimm & Co . unit in Schaumburg , Ill . unit What is a unit in this context? 31 32 +222 1 Merger and acquisition activity in the third quarter exceeded the year - earlier pace , said Merrill Lynch & Co . ' s W . T . Grimm & Co . unit in Schaumburg , Ill . the third quarter exceeded the year - earlier pace , Why did the third quarter exceed expectations? 5 15 +222 1 Merger and acquisition activity in the third quarter exceeded the year - earlier pace , said Merrill Lynch & Co . ' s W . T . Grimm & Co . unit in Schaumburg , Ill . year - earlier pace , What was the merger and acquisition activity the previous year? 10 15 +222 2 A total of 672 transactions were announced during the latest quarter , up 13 % from the year - earlier period ' s 597 , Grimm said . year - earlier What does \"year-earlier\" mean in this context? 17 20 +222 2 A total of 672 transactions were announced during the latest quarter , up 13 % from the year - earlier period ' s 597 , Grimm said . up 13 % Is there a particular reason the percentage is up so greatly? 12 15 +222 3 Transactions in which prices were disclosed totaled $ 71 . 9 billion , up 36 % from $ 52 . 9 billion a year earlier , the company added . in which prices were disclosed How many transactions aren't disclosed? 1 6 +222 3 Transactions in which prices were disclosed totaled $ 71 . 9 billion , up 36 % from $ 52 . 9 billion a year earlier , the company added . Transactions in which prices were disclosed How many transactions of the numbers being considered had prices which were not disclosed? 0 6 +222 3 Transactions in which prices were disclosed totaled $ 71 . 9 billion , up 36 % from $ 52 . 9 billion a year earlier , the company added . company Why is the increase so large? 27 28 +222 4 Grimm counted 16 transactions valued at $ 1 billion or more in the latest period , twice as many as a year earlier . 16 transactions valued at $ 1 billion Is this a total of 1 billion, or a cumulative 1 billion? 2 9 +222 4 Grimm counted 16 transactions valued at $ 1 billion or more in the latest period , twice as many as a year earlier . twice as many as a year earlier Why were the transations up so much for the year? 16 23 +222 4 Grimm counted 16 transactions valued at $ 1 billion or more in the latest period , twice as many as a year earlier . twice as many as a year earlier Did a particular event cause this increase? 16 23 +222 5 The largest was the $ 12 billion merger creating Bristol - Myers Squibb Co . The largest What was the smallest? 0 2 +223 1 Kerr - McGee Corp . said it will spend $ 42 million to purchase land and relocate its ammonium perchlorate storage facility to Clark County , Nev . , from Henderson , Nev . ammonium perchlorate What is ammonium perchlorate used for? 18 20 +223 1 Kerr - McGee Corp . said it will spend $ 42 million to purchase land and relocate its ammonium perchlorate storage facility to Clark County , Nev . , from Henderson , Nev . relocate Why is Kerr-McGee Corporations relocating? 16 17 +223 1 Kerr - McGee Corp . said it will spend $ 42 million to purchase land and relocate its ammonium perchlorate storage facility to Clark County , Nev . , from Henderson , Nev . relocate Why is Kerr-McGee Corp relocating their facility? 16 17 +223 2 The company said it will move the storage and cross - blending operations to a site 23 miles northeast of Las Vegas to distance the operations from residential areas . cross - blending operations What operations are these? 9 13 +223 2 The company said it will move the storage and cross - blending operations to a site 23 miles northeast of Las Vegas to distance the operations from residential areas . residential Why do they want to move their facility away from residential areas? 27 28 +223 3 Ammonium perchlorate is an oxidizer that is mixed with a propellant to make rocket fuel used in the space shuttle and military rockets . perchlorate How is this word \"perchlorate\" pronounced? 1 2 +223 4 In May 1988 , an ammonium perchlorate plant in Henderson owned by an American Pacific Corp . unit was leveled by a series of explosions . leveled by a series of explosions What caused the explosions? 19 25 +223 4 In May 1988 , an ammonium perchlorate plant in Henderson owned by an American Pacific Corp . unit was leveled by a series of explosions . explosions What caused the explosions in may 1988? 24 25 +223 4 In May 1988 , an ammonium perchlorate plant in Henderson owned by an American Pacific Corp . unit was leveled by a series of explosions . leveled by a series of explosions Why was it leveled by a series of explosions? 19 25 +223 5 After the explosion , Kerr - McGee temporarily shut down its facility just south of Las Vegas for a safety inspection . temporarily shut down its facility How long was the facility shut down? 7 12 +223 5 After the explosion , Kerr - McGee temporarily shut down its facility just south of Las Vegas for a safety inspection . safety What does a safety inspection consist of? 19 20 +224 1 Retailers in the West and parts of the South are entering the critical Christmas shopping season with more momentum than those in other regions . more momentum than those in other regions Why is there more Christmas shopping in these regions? 17 24 +224 1 Retailers in the West and parts of the South are entering the critical Christmas shopping season with more momentum than those in other regions . West and parts of the South Why do retailers have more momentum in the West and South? 3 9 +224 1 Retailers in the West and parts of the South are entering the critical Christmas shopping season with more momentum than those in other regions . with more momentum WHY IS THERE MORE MOMENTUM? 16 19 +224 1 Retailers in the West and parts of the South are entering the critical Christmas shopping season with more momentum than those in other regions . more momentum Why West and South have more momentum? 17 19 +224 2 In a new report , the International Council of Shopping Centers said sales of general merchandise in the West for the first seven months of 1989 rose 6 . 6 % above year - earlier levels . rose 6 . 6 % above year - earlier levels What was the cause of the 6.6% rise? 26 36 +224 2 In a new report , the International Council of Shopping Centers said sales of general merchandise in the West for the first seven months of 1989 rose 6 . 6 % above year - earlier levels . rose 6 . 6 % above year - earlier levels . Why were general merchandise sales rising in 1989? 26 37 +224 2 In a new report , the International Council of Shopping Centers said sales of general merchandise in the West for the first seven months of 1989 rose 6 . 6 % above year - earlier levels . rose 6 . 6 % WHY DID SALES RISE? 26 31 +224 2 In a new report , the International Council of Shopping Centers said sales of general merchandise in the West for the first seven months of 1989 rose 6 . 6 % above year - earlier levels . rose 6 . 6 % What are the factors for this sale's up-rise? 26 31 +224 3 Sales increased a more modest 4 . 8 % in the South and 4 . 4 % in the Midwest . 4 . 8 % in the South and 4 . 4 % in the Midwest . Why are both regions lower than west? 5 21 +224 3 Sales increased a more modest 4 . 8 % in the South and 4 . 4 % in the Midwest . 4 . 8 % Why did sales increase 4.8% in the South and 4.4% in the Midwest? 5 9 +224 3 Sales increased a more modest 4 . 8 % in the South and 4 . 4 % in the Midwest . increased a more modest 4 . 8 % WHY WERE THE SALES SO MMODEST IN THE SOUTH AND MIDWEST? 1 9 +224 4 But sales in the oil - patch state of Texas surged 12 . 9 % and sales in South Carolina jumped 10 . 6 % in the period , the New York trade group said . jumped 10 . 6 % What caused the jump of 10.6% in South Carolina? 20 25 +224 4 But sales in the oil - patch state of Texas surged 12 . 9 % and sales in South Carolina jumped 10 . 6 % in the period , the New York trade group said . surged 12 . 9 % Why did oil sales surge so much in Texas? 10 15 +224 4 But sales in the oil - patch state of Texas surged 12 . 9 % and sales in South Carolina jumped 10 . 6 % in the period , the New York trade group said . sales in South Carolina jumped WHAT WAS THE REASON FOR THE JUMP IN SOUTH CAROLINA? 16 21 +224 4 But sales in the oil - patch state of Texas surged 12 . 9 % and sales in South Carolina jumped 10 . 6 % in the period , the New York trade group said . sales in the oil - patch Why there is so surge on oil-patch's sale? 1 7 +224 5 In the Northeast , however , sales declined 0 . 4 % in the period , with sales in New England falling 2 . 6 % . 0 . 4 % in the period , What made the sales decline 0.4% in the period? 8 16 +224 5 In the Northeast , however , sales declined 0 . 4 % in the period , with sales in New England falling 2 . 6 % . sales in New England falling 2 . 6 % What caused the fall in sales in New England? 17 26 +224 5 In the Northeast , however , sales declined 0 . 4 % in the period , with sales in New England falling 2 . 6 % . New England falling 2 . 6 % . Why did sales fall 2.6% in New England? 19 27 +224 5 In the Northeast , however , sales declined 0 . 4 % in the period , with sales in New England falling 2 . 6 % . sales declined 0 WHY DID sales decline? 6 9 +224 5 In the Northeast , however , sales declined 0 . 4 % in the period , with sales in New England falling 2 . 6 % . declined What are the reasons behind this declination? 7 8 +225 1 Texas Instruments Inc . , once a pioneer in portable computer technology , today will make a bid to reassert itself in that business by unveiling three small personal computers . personal How do these PCs compare to the ones by their competition? 28 29 +225 1 Texas Instruments Inc . , once a pioneer in portable computer technology , today will make a bid to reassert itself in that business by unveiling three small personal computers . once a pioneer Why are they no longer pioneers in this field? 5 8 +225 2 The announcements are scheduled to be made in Temple , Texas , and include a so - called " notebook " PC that weighs less than seven pounds , has a built - in hard disk drive and is powered by Intel Corp . ' s 286 microprocessor . seven pounds , is that light? 26 29 +225 2 The announcements are scheduled to be made in Temple , Texas , and include a so - called " notebook " PC that weighs less than seven pounds , has a built - in hard disk drive and is powered by Intel Corp . ' s 286 microprocessor . Temple , Texas , Is there a specific reason for this location? 8 12 +225 2 The announcements are scheduled to be made in Temple , Texas , and include a so - called " notebook " PC that weighs less than seven pounds , has a built - in hard disk drive and is powered by Intel Corp . ' s 286 microprocessor . weighs less than seven pounds , Is this a desirable weight for notebook users? 23 29 +225 3 That introduction comes only two weeks after Compaq Computer Corp . , believing it had a lead of three to six months on competitors , introduced the first U . S . notebook computer with such features . U . S . notebook computer what was compaq pc called? 28 34 +225 3 That introduction comes only two weeks after Compaq Computer Corp . , believing it had a lead of three to six months on competitors , introduced the first U . S . notebook computer with such features . believing Who believed that they had a three to six months lead - Texas Instruments Inc., or Compaq Computer Corp.? 12 13 +225 3 That introduction comes only two weeks after Compaq Computer Corp . , believing it had a lead of three to six months on competitors , introduced the first U . S . notebook computer with such features . features Are other features available in other PCs? 36 37 +225 3 That introduction comes only two weeks after Compaq Computer Corp . , believing it had a lead of three to six months on competitors , introduced the first U . S . notebook computer with such features . believing it had a lead What lead them to believe this? 12 17 +225 3 That introduction comes only two weeks after Compaq Computer Corp . , believing it had a lead of three to six months on competitors , introduced the first U . S . notebook computer with such features . competitors , Who are the lead competitors? 23 25 +225 3 That introduction comes only two weeks after Compaq Computer Corp . , believing it had a lead of three to six months on competitors , introduced the first U . S . notebook computer with such features . the first U . S . notebook computer Why didn't texas instruments introduce the first notebook if they were trying to reassert themselves back into the business? 26 34 +225 4 Despite the inevitable comparison with Compaq , however , Texas Instruments ' new notebook won ' t be a direct competitor . competitor why wont it be a competitor? 20 21 +225 4 Despite the inevitable comparison with Compaq , however , Texas Instruments ' new notebook won ' t be a direct competitor . won ' t be a direct competitor Why won't it be a direct competitor? 14 21 +225 4 Despite the inevitable comparison with Compaq , however , Texas Instruments ' new notebook won ' t be a direct competitor . direct Who are the direct competitors and why is Texas Instruments not one of them? 19 20 +225 4 Despite the inevitable comparison with Compaq , however , Texas Instruments ' new notebook won ' t be a direct competitor . won ' t be a direct competitor Why will it not be a direct competitor? 14 21 +225 5 While Compaq sells its machines to businesses through computer retailers , Texas Instruments will be selling most of its machines to the industrial market and to value - added resellers and original - equipment manufacturers . resellers who resells them? 29 30 +225 5 While Compaq sells its machines to businesses through computer retailers , Texas Instruments will be selling most of its machines to the industrial market and to value - added resellers and original - equipment manufacturers . selling most of its machines Did they both have different markets originally? 15 20 +225 5 While Compaq sells its machines to businesses through computer retailers , Texas Instruments will be selling most of its machines to the industrial market and to value - added resellers and original - equipment manufacturers . computer retailers , Who are these retailers? 8 11 +225 5 While Compaq sells its machines to businesses through computer retailers , Texas Instruments will be selling most of its machines to the industrial market and to value - added resellers and original - equipment manufacturers . industrial market Who does this market include? 22 24 +226 1 John Labatt Ltd . said it plans a private placement of 150 million Canadian dollars ( US $ 127 . 5 million ) in preferred shares , to be completed around Nov . 1 . preferred shares , What are preferred shares? 24 27 +226 1 John Labatt Ltd . said it plans a private placement of 150 million Canadian dollars ( US $ 127 . 5 million ) in preferred shares , to be completed around Nov . 1 . a private placement What is a private placement? 7 10 +226 1 John Labatt Ltd . said it plans a private placement of 150 million Canadian dollars ( US $ 127 . 5 million ) in preferred shares , to be completed around Nov . 1 . plans a private placement Why do they plan a private placement of 150 million Canadian dollars? 6 10 +226 2 Proceeds will be used to reduce short - term debt at the beer and food concern , said Robert Vaux , vice president , finance . beer and food concern , why is beer a concern? 12 17 +226 2 Proceeds will be used to reduce short - term debt at the beer and food concern , said Robert Vaux , vice president , finance . Proceeds Proceeds from what? 0 1 +226 2 Proceeds will be used to reduce short - term debt at the beer and food concern , said Robert Vaux , vice president , finance . beer and food concern , What is beer and food concern? 12 17 +226 3 The preferred shares will carry a floating annual dividend equal to 72 % of the 30 - day bankers ' acceptance rate until Dec . 31 , 1994 . floating annual dividend What is a floating annual dividend? 6 9 +226 4 Thereafter , the rate will be renegotiated . rate what will the new rate be? 3 4 +226 5 Mr . Vaux said that if no agreement is reached , other buyers will be sought by bid or auction . will be sought by are there a lot of buyers? 13 17 +226 5 Mr . Vaux said that if no agreement is reached , other buyers will be sought by bid or auction . buyers What are they buying? 12 13 +227 1 Dentsu Inc . , the world ' s largest advertising agency on the strength of its dominance in the Japanese market , is setting its sights on overseas expansion . strength of its dominance in the Japanese market , Why is Dentsu so strong in Japan? 13 22 +227 1 Dentsu Inc . , the world ' s largest advertising agency on the strength of its dominance in the Japanese market , is setting its sights on overseas expansion . Dentsu Inc is this a real company? 0 2 +227 2 Last year , Dentsu started HDM , a joint network with U . S . ad agency Young & Rubicam and Eurocom of France . HDM , What does HDM stand for? 5 7 +227 2 Last year , Dentsu started HDM , a joint network with U . S . ad agency Young & Rubicam and Eurocom of France . Dentsu started HDM , did they expand? 3 7 +227 2 Last year , Dentsu started HDM , a joint network with U . S . ad agency Young & Rubicam and Eurocom of France . HDM What does HDM stand for? 5 6 +227 4 Dentsu has U . S . subsidiaries , but they keep low profiles . subsidiaries , What are the names of the U.S. subsidiaries? 6 8 +227 4 Dentsu has U . S . subsidiaries , but they keep low profiles . they keep low profiles Why do Dentu's subsidiaries keep low profiles? 9 13 +227 4 Dentsu has U . S . subsidiaries , but they keep low profiles . Dentsu has U . S . subsidiaries , What are Dentsu's U.S. subsidiaries? 0 8 +227 4 Dentsu has U . S . subsidiaries , but they keep low profiles . U . S . subsidiaries , who are they? 2 8 +227 4 Dentsu has U . S . subsidiaries , but they keep low profiles . they keep low profiles How and why do they keep low profiles? 9 13 +227 5 Now , the giant marketing company , which holds 25 % of Japan ' s 4 . 4 trillion yen ( $ 30 . 96 billion ) advertising industry , is considering the acquisition of an advertising network in the U . S . or Europe . considering the acquisition of an advertising Why is the company considering an advertising network? 31 37 +227 5 Now , the giant marketing company , which holds 25 % of Japan ' s 4 . 4 trillion yen ( $ 30 . 96 billion ) advertising industry , is considering the acquisition of an advertising network in the U . S . or Europe . acquisition of an advertising network Which advertising network? 33 38 +227 5 Now , the giant marketing company , which holds 25 % of Japan ' s 4 . 4 trillion yen ( $ 30 . 96 billion ) advertising industry , is considering the acquisition of an advertising network in the U . S . or Europe . 25 % of Japan ' s 4 . 4 trillion yen how did they get so big? 9 20 +228 1 Factory owners are buying new machinery at a good rate this fall , machine tool makers say , but sluggish sales of new cars and trucks raise questions about fourth - quarter demand from the important automotive industry . machine tool makers say , Which machine tool makers? 13 18 +228 1 Factory owners are buying new machinery at a good rate this fall , machine tool makers say , but sluggish sales of new cars and trucks raise questions about fourth - quarter demand from the important automotive industry . important What makes the automotive industry important? 35 36 +228 1 Factory owners are buying new machinery at a good rate this fall , machine tool makers say , but sluggish sales of new cars and trucks raise questions about fourth - quarter demand from the important automotive industry . new machinery What kind of machinery? 4 6 +228 2 September orders for machine tools rebounded from the summer doldrums , but remained 7 . 7 % below year - earlier levels , according to figures from NMTBA - - the Association for Manufacturing Technology . remained 7 . 7 % below Why was it lower? 12 18 +228 2 September orders for machine tools rebounded from the summer doldrums , but remained 7 . 7 % below year - earlier levels , according to figures from NMTBA - - the Association for Manufacturing Technology . September which september? 0 1 +228 2 September orders for machine tools rebounded from the summer doldrums , but remained 7 . 7 % below year - earlier levels , according to figures from NMTBA - - the Association for Manufacturing Technology . below year - earlier levels , How have they rebounded if they are still below last years levels? 17 23 +228 2 September orders for machine tools rebounded from the summer doldrums , but remained 7 . 7 % below year - earlier levels , according to figures from NMTBA - - the Association for Manufacturing Technology . summer doldrums , Are the summer doldrums a yearly occurrence? 8 11 +228 2 September orders for machine tools rebounded from the summer doldrums , but remained 7 . 7 % below year - earlier levels , according to figures from NMTBA - - the Association for Manufacturing Technology . the Association for Manufacturing Technology Is this the authoritative organization? 30 35 +228 3 Domestic machine tool plants received $ 303 million of orders last month , up 33 % from August ' s $ 227 . 1 million , but still below the $ 328 . 2 million of September 1988 , NMTBA said . Domestic machine tool what about foreign plants? 0 3 +228 3 Domestic machine tool plants received $ 303 million of orders last month , up 33 % from August ' s $ 227 . 1 million , but still below the $ 328 . 2 million of September 1988 , NMTBA said . 1988 , Why are numbers from 1988 relevant in this article? 37 39 +228 3 Domestic machine tool plants received $ 303 million of orders last month , up 33 % from August ' s $ 227 . 1 million , but still below the $ 328 . 2 million of September 1988 , NMTBA said . $ 303 million of orders last month , Is this a lot or not? 5 13 +228 4 Machine tools are complex machines ranging from lathes to metal - forming presses that are used to shape most metal parts . most metal parts like what parts? 18 21 +228 5 " Overall demand still is very respectable , " says Christopher C . Cole , group vice president at Cincinnati Milacron Inc . , the nation ' s largest machine tool producer . " The outlook is positive for the intermediate to long term . " long term how long does he mean? 42 44 +229 1 The Treasury said it plans to sell $ 2 billion of 51 - day cash - management bills today , raising all new cash . of 51 - day what is 51-day? 10 14 +229 1 The Treasury said it plans to sell $ 2 billion of 51 - day cash - management bills today , raising all new cash . 51 - day cash - management bills today , Why would they sell 51-day cash management bills? 11 20 +229 1 The Treasury said it plans to sell $ 2 billion of 51 - day cash - management bills today , raising all new cash . plans to sell $ 2 billion Why is the Treasury planning to sell $2 billion? 4 10 +229 1 The Treasury said it plans to sell $ 2 billion of 51 - day cash - management bills today , raising all new cash . 51 - day cash - management bills What are \"51-day cash-management bills?\" 11 18 +229 1 The Treasury said it plans to sell $ 2 billion of 51 - day cash - management bills today , raising all new cash . raising all new cash How will doing this raise \"new cash?\" 20 24 +229 1 The Treasury said it plans to sell $ 2 billion of 51 - day cash - management bills today , raising all new cash . to sell Why is the Treasury planning to sell cash-management bills? 5 7 +229 2 The bills will be dated Oct . 31 and will mature Dec . 21 , bills how many bills? 1 2 +229 2 The bills will be dated Oct . 31 and will mature Dec . 21 , dated Oct . 31 and will mature Dec . 21 , Why do the bills take a few months to mature? 4 15 +229 3 No non - competitive tenders will be accepted . non - competitive tenders what are those? 1 5 +229 3 No non - competitive tenders will be accepted . non - competitive How would you classify a non-competitive tender? 1 4 +229 3 No non - competitive tenders will be accepted . accepted Why are non-competitive tenders not accepted? 7 8 +229 3 No non - competitive tenders will be accepted . non - competitive tenders What are \"non-competitive tenders?\" 1 5 +229 3 No non - competitive tenders will be accepted . non - competitive tenders What are non-competitive tenders? 1 5 +229 4 Tenders , available in minimum denominations of $ 1 million , must be received by noon EST today at Federal Reserve Banks or branches . minimum denominations of $ 1 million , Why is minimum denomination $1 million? 4 11 +229 5 The Treasury also announced details of this week ' s unusual bill auction , which has been changed to accommodate the expiration of the federal debt ceiling at midnight tomorrow . unusual bill why is it unusual? 10 12 +229 5 The Treasury also announced details of this week ' s unusual bill auction , which has been changed to accommodate the expiration of the federal debt ceiling at midnight tomorrow . changed to Why did they change the bill the night before it expired? 17 19 +229 5 The Treasury also announced details of this week ' s unusual bill auction , which has been changed to accommodate the expiration of the federal debt ceiling at midnight tomorrow . bill auction , What is a bill auction? 11 14 +229 5 The Treasury also announced details of this week ' s unusual bill auction , which has been changed to accommodate the expiration of the federal debt ceiling at midnight tomorrow . expiration of the federal debt ceiling What is the federal debt ceiling and why does it expire? 21 27 +229 5 The Treasury also announced details of this week ' s unusual bill auction , which has been changed to accommodate the expiration of the federal debt ceiling at midnight tomorrow . details What are the details of the bill auction? 4 5 +230 1 Costa Rica reached an agreement with its creditor banks that is expected to cut that government ' s $ 1 . 8 billion in bank debt by as much as 60 % . with its creditor banks Who are the creditor banks? 5 9 +230 1 Costa Rica reached an agreement with its creditor banks that is expected to cut that government ' s $ 1 . 8 billion in bank debt by as much as 60 % . creditor banks Who are the creditor banks? 7 9 +230 2 The agreement was announced by Costa Rican President Oscar Arias Friday , as President Bush and other leaders from the Western Hemisphere gathered in the Central American nation for a celebration of democracy . other leaders from the Western Hemisphere Who are the other leaders? 16 22 +230 2 The agreement was announced by Costa Rican President Oscar Arias Friday , as President Bush and other leaders from the Western Hemisphere gathered in the Central American nation for a celebration of democracy . Oscar Arias how long has he been president? 8 10 +230 2 The agreement was announced by Costa Rican President Oscar Arias Friday , as President Bush and other leaders from the Western Hemisphere gathered in the Central American nation for a celebration of democracy . other leaders Who were the other leaders? 16 18 +230 3 Costa Rica had been negotiating with the U . S . and other banks for three years , but the debt plan was rushed to completion in order to be announced at the meeting . the meeting what meeting? 32 34 +230 3 Costa Rica had been negotiating with the U . S . and other banks for three years , but the debt plan was rushed to completion in order to be announced at the meeting . other banks Who are the other banks? 12 14 +230 4 The government had fallen $ 300 million behind in interest payments . $ 300 million in how long? 4 7 +230 4 The government had fallen $ 300 million behind in interest payments . fallen $ 300 million behind in Why did they fall behind? 3 9 +230 5 Treasury Secretary Nicholas Brady called the agreement " an important step forward in the strengthened debt strategy , " noting that it will " when implemented , provide significant reduction in the level of debt and debt service owed by Costa Rica . " Nicholas Brady how old is he? 2 4 +231 1 First Tennessee National Corp . said it would take a $ 4 million charge in the fourth quarter , as a result of plans to expand its systems operation . systems operation What are the systems operation 27 29 +231 2 The banking company said it reached an agreement in principle with International Business Machines Corp . on a systems operations contract calling for IBM to operate First Tennessee ' s computer and telecommunications functions . First Tennessee ' s is that a company? 26 30 +231 2 The banking company said it reached an agreement in principle with International Business Machines Corp . on a systems operations contract calling for IBM to operate First Tennessee ' s computer and telecommunications functions . agreement in principle What is an agreement in principle? 7 10 +231 3 Further , under the agreement , First Tennesse would continue to develop the software that creates customer products and sevices . under the agreement , is that what they want? 2 6 +231 4 " Because personal computers will soon be on the desks of all of our tellers , and customer service and loan representatives , information will be instantly available to help customers with product decisions and provide them with information about their accounts , " according to John Kelley , executive vice president and corporate services group manager at First Tennessee . personal computers why arent they already? 2 4 +231 5 However , about 120 employees will be affected by the agreement . about 120 Why only 120? 2 4 +231 5 However , about 120 employees will be affected by the agreement . will be affected How will employees be affected by the agreement? 5 8 +232 1 Southern Co . ' s Gulf Power Co . unit may plead guilty this week to charges that it illegally steered company money to politicians through outside vendors , according to individuals close to an investigation of the utility holding company . it illegally steered company money to politicians How much money was misappropriated? 18 25 +232 1 Southern Co . ' s Gulf Power Co . unit may plead guilty this week to charges that it illegally steered company money to politicians through outside vendors , according to individuals close to an investigation of the utility holding company . outside vendors , What re the names of the outside vendors? 26 29 +232 1 Southern Co . ' s Gulf Power Co . unit may plead guilty this week to charges that it illegally steered company money to politicians through outside vendors , according to individuals close to an investigation of the utility holding company . steered company money to politicians Which politicians? 20 25 +232 1 Southern Co . ' s Gulf Power Co . unit may plead guilty this week to charges that it illegally steered company money to politicians through outside vendors , according to individuals close to an investigation of the utility holding company . charges How did the charges come about? 16 17 +232 2 The tentative settlement between Gulf Power , a Pensacola , Fla . , electric company , and federal prosecutors would mark the end of one part of a wide - ranging inquiry of Southern Co . in the past year . tentative settlement Why did federal prosecutors decide to settle? 1 3 +232 2 The tentative settlement between Gulf Power , a Pensacola , Fla . , electric company , and federal prosecutors would mark the end of one part of a wide - ranging inquiry of Southern Co . in the past year . wide - ranging inquiry of Southern Co What all was part of the \"wide-ranging\" inquiry into Southern Co? 28 35 +232 2 The tentative settlement between Gulf Power , a Pensacola , Fla . , electric company , and federal prosecutors would mark the end of one part of a wide - ranging inquiry of Southern Co . in the past year . tentative settlement What is all part of the settlement? 1 3 +232 3 A grand jury has been investigating whether officials at Southern Co . conspired to cover up their accounting for spare parts to evade federal income taxes . conspired to cover up How was the coverup discovered? 12 16 +232 3 A grand jury has been investigating whether officials at Southern Co . conspired to cover up their accounting for spare parts to evade federal income taxes . up their accounting how can they find out? 15 18 +232 3 A grand jury has been investigating whether officials at Southern Co . conspired to cover up their accounting for spare parts to evade federal income taxes . evade federal income taxes . How did the grand jury find out about Southern Co's attempt to evade federal income tax? 22 27 +232 4 The grand jury has also been investigating whether Gulf Power executives violated the federal Utility Holding Company Act , which prohibits certain utilities from making political contributions . prohibits certain utilities Why are only certain utilities prohibited from making political contributions? 20 23 +232 4 The grand jury has also been investigating whether Gulf Power executives violated the federal Utility Holding Company Act , which prohibits certain utilities from making political contributions . political contributions Who were the executives making political contributions to? 25 27 +232 4 The grand jury has also been investigating whether Gulf Power executives violated the federal Utility Holding Company Act , which prohibits certain utilities from making political contributions . Company Act , which prohibits certain when did this act come into existence? 16 22 +232 4 The grand jury has also been investigating whether Gulf Power executives violated the federal Utility Holding Company Act , which prohibits certain utilities from making political contributions . which prohibits certain utilities Which utilities? 19 23 +232 5 The individuals said Gulf Power and federal prosecutors are considering a settlement under which the company would plead guilty to two felony charges and pay fines totaling between $ 500 , 000 and $ 1 . 5 million . pay fines How does the dollar amount of the fines compare to the amount of money that was misappropriated? 24 26 +232 5 The individuals said Gulf Power and federal prosecutors are considering a settlement under which the company would plead guilty to two felony charges and pay fines totaling between $ 500 , 000 and $ 1 . 5 million . $ 500 , 000 and $ 1 . 5 million is that a lot? 28 38 +233 1 The head of the nation ' s largest car - dealers group is telling dealers to " just say no " when auto makers pressure them to stockpile cars on their lots . auto makers pressure them to stockpile cars Why are auto makers pressuring them to stockpile? 22 29 +233 1 The head of the nation ' s largest car - dealers group is telling dealers to " just say no " when auto makers pressure them to stockpile cars on their lots . auto makers pressure them Which auto makers? 22 26 +233 1 The head of the nation ' s largest car - dealers group is telling dealers to " just say no " when auto makers pressure them to stockpile cars on their lots . stockpile cars on their lots Why would auto makers want them to stockpile cars on their lots? 27 32 +233 1 The head of the nation ' s largest car - dealers group is telling dealers to " just say no " when auto makers pressure them to stockpile cars on their lots . " just say no " Why should auto dealers \"just say no\" to auto makers? 16 21 +233 1 The head of the nation ' s largest car - dealers group is telling dealers to " just say no " when auto makers pressure them to stockpile cars on their lots . stockpile Why would auto makers want cars stockpiled? 27 28 +233 1 The head of the nation ' s largest car - dealers group is telling dealers to " just say no " when auto makers pressure them to stockpile cars on their lots . The head WHo is the head of the company?\n 0 2 +233 1 The head of the nation ' s largest car - dealers group is telling dealers to " just say no " when auto makers pressure them to stockpile cars on their lots . nation ' s largest car - dealers group who is the car-dealers group? 4 12 +233 1 The head of the nation ' s largest car - dealers group is telling dealers to " just say no " when auto makers pressure them to stockpile cars on their lots . auto makers Who are the auto makers? 22 24 +233 2 In an open letter that will run today in the trade journal Automotive News , Ron Tonkin , president of the National Car Dealers Association , says dealers should cut their inventories to no more than half the level traditionally considered desirable . cut their inventories Why do they need to cut inventories? 29 32 +233 2 In an open letter that will run today in the trade journal Automotive News , Ron Tonkin , president of the National Car Dealers Association , says dealers should cut their inventories to no more than half the level traditionally considered desirable . half the level traditionally considered desirable What level was considered desirable? 36 42 +233 2 In an open letter that will run today in the trade journal Automotive News , Ron Tonkin , president of the National Car Dealers Association , says dealers should cut their inventories to no more than half the level traditionally considered desirable . the level traditionally considered desirable . What level is traditionally considered desirable? 37 43 +233 2 In an open letter that will run today in the trade journal Automotive News , Ron Tonkin , president of the National Car Dealers Association , says dealers should cut their inventories to no more than half the level traditionally considered desirable . desirable Why was the old level originally considered desirable, and why is the president suggesting that it be cut? 41 42 +233 2 In an open letter that will run today in the trade journal Automotive News , Ron Tonkin , president of the National Car Dealers Association , says dealers should cut their inventories to no more than half the level traditionally considered desirable . cut their inventories Why should dealers cut their inventories? 29 32 +233 2 In an open letter that will run today in the trade journal Automotive News , Ron Tonkin , president of the National Car Dealers Association , says dealers should cut their inventories to no more than half the level traditionally considered desirable . no more than half How much would that be? 33 37 +233 2 In an open letter that will run today in the trade journal Automotive News , Ron Tonkin , president of the National Car Dealers Association , says dealers should cut their inventories to no more than half the level traditionally considered desirable . traditionally considered desirable How much is considered desirable? 39 42 +233 3 Mr . Tonkin , who has been feuding with the Big Three since he took office earlier this year , said that with half of the nation ' s dealers losing money or breaking even , it was time for " emergency action . " half of the nation ' s dealers losing money Why are dealers losing money? 23 32 +233 3 Mr . Tonkin , who has been feuding with the Big Three since he took office earlier this year , said that with half of the nation ' s dealers losing money or breaking even , it was time for " emergency action . " the Big Three Who are the Big Three? 9 12 +233 3 Mr . Tonkin , who has been feuding with the Big Three since he took office earlier this year , said that with half of the nation ' s dealers losing money or breaking even , it was time for " emergency action . " losing Why are these dealers losing money? 30 31 +233 3 Mr . Tonkin , who has been feuding with the Big Three since he took office earlier this year , said that with half of the nation ' s dealers losing money or breaking even , it was time for " emergency action . " Big Three Who are the Big Three? 10 12 +233 3 Mr . Tonkin , who has been feuding with the Big Three since he took office earlier this year , said that with half of the nation ' s dealers losing money or breaking even , it was time for " emergency action . " feuding Why is Mr. Tonkin feuding with the Big Three? 7 8 +233 3 Mr . Tonkin , who has been feuding with the Big Three since he took office earlier this year , said that with half of the nation ' s dealers losing money or breaking even , it was time for " emergency action . " losing money Why are half the nation's dealers losing money? 30 32 +233 3 Mr . Tonkin , who has been feuding with the Big Three since he took office earlier this year , said that with half of the nation ' s dealers losing money or breaking even , it was time for " emergency action . " the Big Three Who are the Big Three? 9 12 +233 3 Mr . Tonkin , who has been feuding with the Big Three since he took office earlier this year , said that with half of the nation ' s dealers losing money or breaking even , it was time for " emergency action . " earlier this year , When exactly did he take office? 16 20 +233 4 U . S . car dealers had an average of 59 days ' supply of cars in their lots at the end of September , according to Ward ' s Automotive Reports . supply Why do dealers feel the need to keep 59 days supply? 13 14 +233 5 But Mr . Tonkin said dealers should slash stocks to between 15 and 30 days to reduce the costs of financing inventory . costs of financing inventory Why are dealers having a hard time financing inventory? 18 22 +233 5 But Mr . Tonkin said dealers should slash stocks to between 15 and 30 days to reduce the costs of financing inventory . days How did he arrive at these numbers specifically? 14 15 +233 5 But Mr . Tonkin said dealers should slash stocks to between 15 and 30 days to reduce the costs of financing inventory . reduce the costs How would slashing stocks reduce the costs of financing inventory? 16 19 +233 5 But Mr . Tonkin said dealers should slash stocks to between 15 and 30 days to reduce the costs of financing inventory . costs of financing inventory What are the costs of financing inventory? 18 22 +234 1 The following were among Friday ' s offerings and pricings in the U . S . and non - U . S . capital markets , with terms and syndicate manager , as compiled by Dow Jones Capital Markets Report : syndicate manager , What is a syndicate manager? 29 32 +234 2 Sun Microsystems Inc . - - $ 125 million of 6 3 / 8 % convertible subordinated debentures due Oct . 15 , 1999 , priced at 84 . 90 to yield 7 . 51 % . debentures what is a debenture 17 18 +234 2 Sun Microsystems Inc . - - $ 125 million of 6 3 / 8 % convertible subordinated debentures due Oct . 15 , 1999 , priced at 84 . 90 to yield 7 . 51 % . debentures what is a debenture? 17 18 +234 2 Sun Microsystems Inc . - - $ 125 million of 6 3 / 8 % convertible subordinated debentures due Oct . 15 , 1999 , priced at 84 . 90 to yield 7 . 51 % . subordinated debentures What is a subordinated debenture? 16 18 +234 2 Sun Microsystems Inc . - - $ 125 million of 6 3 / 8 % convertible subordinated debentures due Oct . 15 , 1999 , priced at 84 . 90 to yield 7 . 51 % . convertible subordinated debentures What is a convertible subordinated debenture? 15 18 +234 3 The debentures are convertible into common stock at $ 25 a share , representing a 24 % conversion premium over Thursday ' s closing price . 24 % conversion is that a good percentage? 15 18 +234 4 Rated single - B - 1 by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . and single - B - plus by Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , the issue will be sold through underwriters led by Goldman , Sachs & Co . underwriters what is an underwriter? 35 36 +234 4 Rated single - B - 1 by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . and single - B - plus by Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , the issue will be sold through underwriters led by Goldman , Sachs & Co . single - B - 1 What does single-B-1 mean? 1 6 +234 4 Rated single - B - 1 by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . and single - B - plus by Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , the issue will be sold through underwriters led by Goldman , Sachs & Co . single - B - plus What does single-B-plus mean? 15 20 +234 4 Rated single - B - 1 by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . and single - B - plus by Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , the issue will be sold through underwriters led by Goldman , Sachs & Co . single - B - plus What is a single-B-plus rating mean? 15 20 +234 5 Hertz Corp . - - $ 100 million of senior notes due Nov . 1 , 2009 , priced at par to yield 9 % . Hertz hertz the automotive company? 0 1 +234 5 Hertz Corp . - - $ 100 million of senior notes due Nov . 1 , 2009 , priced at par to yield 9 % . senior notes What are senior notes? 9 11 +234 5 Hertz Corp . - - $ 100 million of senior notes due Nov . 1 , 2009 , priced at par to yield 9 % . par to yield 9 % What does par to yield 9% mean? 20 25 +235 1 This hasn ' t been Kellogg Co . ' s year . This Why hasn't it been their year? 0 1 +235 1 This hasn ' t been Kellogg Co . ' s year . This hasn ' t been Kellogg Co . ' s year Why hasn't it been Kellogg's year? 0 11 +235 1 This hasn ' t been Kellogg Co . ' s year . year which year? 10 11 +235 1 This hasn ' t been Kellogg Co . ' s year . hasn ' t been Kellogg Co . ' s year Why hasn't it been Kellogg's year? 1 11 +235 2 The oat - bran craze has cost the world ' s largest cereal maker market share . oat - bran craze What is the \"oat bran craze\"? 1 5 +235 2 The oat - bran craze has cost the world ' s largest cereal maker market share . craze theres a craze? 4 5 +235 2 The oat - bran craze has cost the world ' s largest cereal maker market share . market share Why has Kellogg's lost market share? 14 16 +235 3 The company ' s president quit suddenly . The company ' s president Who is the company's president? 0 5 +235 3 The company ' s president quit suddenly . The company ' s president quit suddenly Why did they quit? 0 7 +235 3 The company ' s president quit suddenly . quit suddenly Why did he quit? 5 7 +235 3 The company ' s president quit suddenly . suddenly for what reason? 6 7 +235 3 The company ' s president quit suddenly . president quit Why did the president quit? 4 6 +235 4 And now Kellogg is indefinitely suspending work on what was to be a $ 1 billion cereal plant . suspending work Why are they suspending work? 5 7 +235 4 And now Kellogg is indefinitely suspending work on what was to be a $ 1 billion cereal plant . suspending work Why are they suspending work on the new plant? 5 7 +235 4 And now Kellogg is indefinitely suspending work on what was to be a $ 1 billion cereal plant . suspending work Why is Kellogg's suspending work on the cereal plant? 5 7 +235 5 The company said it was delaying construction because of current market conditions . current market conditions What market conditions are causing the delay of construction? 9 12 +235 5 The company said it was delaying construction because of current market conditions . current market conditions What is wrong with current market conditions? 9 12 +236 1 In what could prove a major addition to the Philippines ' foreign - investment portfolio , a Taiwanese company signed a $ 180 million construction contract to build the centerpiece of a planned petrochemical complex . Taiwanese company What is the actual name of the company? 17 19 +236 1 In what could prove a major addition to the Philippines ' foreign - investment portfolio , a Taiwanese company signed a $ 180 million construction contract to build the centerpiece of a planned petrochemical complex . centerpiece of a planned petrochemical complex Why was this company chosen to make this in the Philippines'? 29 35 +236 1 In what could prove a major addition to the Philippines ' foreign - investment portfolio , a Taiwanese company signed a $ 180 million construction contract to build the centerpiece of a planned petrochemical complex . Taiwanese company What Taiwanse company is being referred to here? 17 19 +236 1 In what could prove a major addition to the Philippines ' foreign - investment portfolio , a Taiwanese company signed a $ 180 million construction contract to build the centerpiece of a planned petrochemical complex . foreign - investment portfolio , What else is included in the Phillipines' foreign-investment portfolio? 11 16 +236 1 In what could prove a major addition to the Philippines ' foreign - investment portfolio , a Taiwanese company signed a $ 180 million construction contract to build the centerpiece of a planned petrochemical complex . a Taiwanese company Which Taiwanese company? 16 19 +236 1 In what could prove a major addition to the Philippines ' foreign - investment portfolio , a Taiwanese company signed a $ 180 million construction contract to build the centerpiece of a planned petrochemical complex . addition to the Philippines ' whats in their portfolio? 6 11 +236 2 Taiwan ' s USI Far East Corp . , a petrochemical company , initialed the agreement with an unidentified Japanese contractor to build a naphtha cracker , according to Alson Lee , who heads the Philippine company set up to build and operate the complex . Japanese contractor What are they asking for a Japanese contractor's help? 19 21 +236 2 Taiwan ' s USI Far East Corp . , a petrochemical company , initialed the agreement with an unidentified Japanese contractor to build a naphtha cracker , according to Alson Lee , who heads the Philippine company set up to build and operate the complex . unidentified Japanese contractor Why is the Japanese contractor undefined? 18 21 +236 2 Taiwan ' s USI Far East Corp . , a petrochemical company , initialed the agreement with an unidentified Japanese contractor to build a naphtha cracker , according to Alson Lee , who heads the Philippine company set up to build and operate the complex . naphtha cracker , What is a naphtha cracker? 24 27 +236 2 Taiwan ' s USI Far East Corp . , a petrochemical company , initialed the agreement with an unidentified Japanese contractor to build a naphtha cracker , according to Alson Lee , who heads the Philippine company set up to build and operate the complex . naphtha cracker , What is a naphtha cracker? 24 27 +236 3 Mr . Lee , president of Luzon Petrochemical Corp . , said the contract was signed Wednesday in Tokyo with USI Far East officials . contract was signed What was the value of the contract that was signed? 13 16 +236 3 Mr . Lee , president of Luzon Petrochemical Corp . , said the contract was signed Wednesday in Tokyo with USI Far East officials . Luzon Petrochemical Corp What is the primary business of Luzon Petrochemical Corp? 6 9 +236 3 Mr . Lee , president of Luzon Petrochemical Corp . , said the contract was signed Wednesday in Tokyo with USI Far East officials . Wednesday which wednesday? 16 17 +236 4 Contract details , however , haven ' t been made public . made public What is stopping them from making the information about the contract public? 9 11 +236 4 Contract details , however , haven ' t been made public . public why not public? 10 11 +236 5 The complex is to be located in Batangas , about 70 miles south of Manila . Batangas , about 70 miles south of Manila . Why this location? 7 16 +236 5 The complex is to be located in Batangas , about 70 miles south of Manila . complex is to be located What does the complex facilitate? 1 6 +236 5 The complex is to be located in Batangas , about 70 miles south of Manila . complex What will the complex consist of? 1 2 +236 5 The complex is to be located in Batangas , about 70 miles south of Manila . Batangas , is it a big city? 7 9 +237 1 In an age of specialization , the federal judiciary is one of the last bastions of the generalist . the generalist How would you define a 'generalist?' 16 18 +237 1 In an age of specialization , the federal judiciary is one of the last bastions of the generalist . one of the last bastions Who else is in this list? 10 15 +237 1 In an age of specialization , the federal judiciary is one of the last bastions of the generalist . judiciary Why do they not adapt to the trend? 8 9 +237 1 In an age of specialization , the federal judiciary is one of the last bastions of the generalist . last bastions of the generalist How exactly is the federal judiciary a generalist institution? 13 18 +237 1 In an age of specialization , the federal judiciary is one of the last bastions of the generalist . specialization , Does this mean most companies are specialized? 4 6 +237 2 A judge must jump from murder to antitrust cases , from arson to securities fraud , without missing a beat . jump from murder to antitrust cases Why was the system set up this way? 3 9 +237 2 A judge must jump from murder to antitrust cases , from arson to securities fraud , without missing a beat . A judge must jump Why must they do this? 0 4 +237 2 A judge must jump from murder to antitrust cases , from arson to securities fraud , without missing a beat . must Do they have the option of passing on certain cases? 2 3 +237 3 But even on the federal bench , specialization is creeping in , and it has become a subject of sharp controversy on the newest federal appeals court . specialization is creeping in , How does a judge get placed in a specialized role? 7 12 +237 3 But even on the federal bench , specialization is creeping in , and it has become a subject of sharp controversy on the newest federal appeals court . a subject What are the other subjects? 16 18 +237 3 But even on the federal bench , specialization is creeping in , and it has become a subject of sharp controversy on the newest federal appeals court . controversy Why would this cause controversy? 20 21 +237 3 But even on the federal bench , specialization is creeping in , and it has become a subject of sharp controversy on the newest federal appeals court . sharp controversy What is wrong with specialization in government? 19 21 +237 3 But even on the federal bench , specialization is creeping in , and it has become a subject of sharp controversy on the newest federal appeals court . a subject of sharp controversy Why is specialization a subject of controversy? 16 21 +237 4 The Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit was created in 1982 to serve , among other things , as the court of last resort for most patent disputes . last resort for most patent disputes How did the jurisdiction of the Court of Appeals expand? 23 29 +237 4 The Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit was created in 1982 to serve , among other things , as the court of last resort for most patent disputes . court of last resort Which other courts were gone through? 21 25 +237 4 The Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit was created in 1982 to serve , among other things , as the court of last resort for most patent disputes . most patent disputes Which type of patent disputes if this is \"most patent disputes\"? 26 29 +237 4 The Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit was created in 1982 to serve , among other things , as the court of last resort for most patent disputes . last What are the steps prior to going to the Federal Circuit? 23 24 +237 5 Previously , patent cases moved through the court system to one of the 12 circuit appeals courts . one of the 12 circuit appeals courts Do these courts have names? 10 17 +237 5 Previously , patent cases moved through the court system to one of the 12 circuit appeals courts . 12 circuit appeals courts Why did it stop moving through these appeal courts? 13 17 +238 1 Small investors matched their big institutional brethren in anxiety over the weekend , but most seemed to be taking a philosophical approach and said they were resigned to riding out the latest storm in the stock market . latest storm in the stock market . Why was the most recent stock market storm so bad? 31 38 +238 1 Small investors matched their big institutional brethren in anxiety over the weekend , but most seemed to be taking a philosophical approach and said they were resigned to riding out the latest storm in the stock market . Small investors Who are the small investors? 0 2 +238 1 Small investors matched their big institutional brethren in anxiety over the weekend , but most seemed to be taking a philosophical approach and said they were resigned to riding out the latest storm in the stock market . latest storm in the stock market Why is the stock market undergoing such change? 31 37 +238 1 Small investors matched their big institutional brethren in anxiety over the weekend , but most seemed to be taking a philosophical approach and said they were resigned to riding out the latest storm in the stock market . matched their big institutional brethren Why are both large and small investors reacting this way? 2 7 +238 2 " I ' m not losing faith in the market , " said Boston lawyer Christopher Sullivan as he watched the market plunge on a big screen in front of a brokerage firm . " I ' m not losing faith in the market , " How does Christopher keep his faith alive when everyone is sad and mad. 0 12 +238 2 " I ' m not losing faith in the market , " said Boston lawyer Christopher Sullivan as he watched the market plunge on a big screen in front of a brokerage firm . watched the market plunge Why is the market plunging? 19 23 +238 2 " I ' m not losing faith in the market , " said Boston lawyer Christopher Sullivan as he watched the market plunge on a big screen in front of a brokerage firm . losing faith why isnt he losing faith? 5 7 +238 3 But he ' s not so sure about everyone else . not so sure Why is he unaware of how his peers feel? 4 7 +238 3 But he ' s not so sure about everyone else . so sure does he seem unsure? 5 7 +238 3 But he ' s not so sure about everyone else . everyone else Who is everyone else? 8 10 +238 4 " I think on Monday the small ( investors ) are going to panic and sell , " predicted Mr . Sullivan , whose investments include AMR Corp . ' s American Airlines unit and several mutual funds . " And I think institutions are going to come in and buy . . . I ' m going to hold on . predicted How is Mr.Sullivan coming to his predicted conclusion? 18 19 +238 4 " I think on Monday the small ( investors ) are going to panic and sell , " predicted Mr . Sullivan , whose investments include AMR Corp . ' s American Airlines unit and several mutual funds . " And I think institutions are going to come in and buy . . . I ' m going to hold on . I ' m going to hold on How did he come to this conclusion? 54 61 +238 4 " I think on Monday the small ( investors ) are going to panic and sell , " predicted Mr . Sullivan , whose investments include AMR Corp . ' s American Airlines unit and several mutual funds . " And I think institutions are going to come in and buy . . . I ' m going to hold on . " I think on Monday Why does he think this? 0 5 +238 5 If I sell now , I ' ll take a big loss . " take a big loss Why will he take a big loss? 8 12 +238 5 If I sell now , I ' ll take a big loss . " If I sell should he hold then? 0 3 +238 5 If I sell now , I ' ll take a big loss . " sell now , What are they selling now? 2 5 +239 1 The following U . S . Treasury , corporate and municipal offerings are tentatively scheduled for sale this week , according to Dow Jones Capital Markets Report : tentatively scheduled Why are these offerings tentatively scheduled? 13 15 +239 2 $ 15 . 2 billion of three - month and six - month bills . three - month and six - month bills what are month bills? 6 14 +239 2 $ 15 . 2 billion of three - month and six - month bills . $ 15 . 2 billion of three - month What is the bill about? 0 9 +239 3 Two - year notes , refinancing about $ 9 . 6 billion in maturing debt . maturing what is maturing debt? 13 14 +239 4 $ 9 . 75 billion of 52 - week bills . 52 - week bills why not one year bills? 6 10 +239 4 $ 9 . 75 billion of 52 - week bills . $ 9 . 75 billion What is the bill for? 0 5 +239 5 Connecticut Light & Power Co . - - Three million shares of $ 25 preferred , via competitive bidding . competitive bidding what is competitive bidding? 17 19 +239 5 Connecticut Light & Power Co . - - Three million shares of $ 25 preferred , via competitive bidding . of $ 25 preferred , Why are these shares preferred? 11 16 +239 5 Connecticut Light & Power Co . - - Three million shares of $ 25 preferred , via competitive bidding . Three million shares How the bid happened? 8 11 +240 1 In response to your overly optimistic , outdated piece on how long unemployment lasts ( People Patterns , Sept . 20 ) : overly optimistic , Why was the piece overly optimistic? 4 7 +240 1 In response to your overly optimistic , outdated piece on how long unemployment lasts ( People Patterns , Sept . 20 ) : Sept . 20 ) : which year? 18 23 +240 2 I am in the communications field , above entry level . above entry level how far above? 7 10 +240 3 I was laid off in August 1988 , and after a thorough and exhausting job search , was hired in August 1989 . I was laid off Why were they laid off? 0 4 +240 4 My unemployment insurance ran out before I found a job ; I found cutbacks and layoffs in many companies . I found cutbacks and layoffs Why were there so many cutbacks and layoffs? 11 16 +240 4 My unemployment insurance ran out before I found a job ; I found cutbacks and layoffs in many companies . in many companies . What were the companies? 16 20 +240 5 The statistics quoted by the " new " Census Bureau report ( garnered from 1984 to 1986 ) are out of date , certainly as an average for the Northeast , and possibly for the rest of the country . " new " Census why is it new if its old? 5 9 +241 1 Call it the " we ' re too broke to fight " defense . broke to fight " What are they talking about here? Are they seeing that they are broken and not able to fight or that they are not rich and not able to defend for themselves? 8 12 +241 1 Call it the " we ' re too broke to fight " defense . " we ' re too broke who is too broke? 3 9 +241 1 Call it the " we ' re too broke to fight " defense . " we ' re too broke to fight " Who's too broke to fight? 3 12 +241 2 Lawyers for dozens of insolvent savings and loan associations are trying a new tack in their efforts to defuse suits filed by borrowers , developers and creditors . a new tack Why do they want to try a new tack? Is their old tacks failing them now? 11 14 +241 2 Lawyers for dozens of insolvent savings and loan associations are trying a new tack in their efforts to defuse suits filed by borrowers , developers and creditors . dozens of insolvent savings and loan associations Which savings and loan associations? 2 9 +241 2 Lawyers for dozens of insolvent savings and loan associations are trying a new tack in their efforts to defuse suits filed by borrowers , developers and creditors . defuse suits Why do the lawyers want to defuse suits? 18 20 +241 3 The thrifts ' lawyers claim that the suits , numbering 700 to 1 , 000 in Texas alone , should be dismissed as moot because neither the S & Ls nor the extinct Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp . has the money to pay judgments . has the money to pay judgments How are they paying for their lawyers? 40 46 +241 3 The thrifts ' lawyers claim that the suits , numbering 700 to 1 , 000 in Texas alone , should be dismissed as moot because neither the S & Ls nor the extinct Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp . has the money to pay judgments . 700 to 1 , 000 is that many? 10 15 +241 3 The thrifts ' lawyers claim that the suits , numbering 700 to 1 , 000 in Texas alone , should be dismissed as moot because neither the S & Ls nor the extinct Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp . has the money to pay judgments . has the money Why don't S&Ls and the insurance corp have money to pay? 40 43 +241 4 Though the argument may have a common - sense ring to it , even the S & L lawyers concede there ' s little precedent to back their position . there ' s little precedent to back their position If they know that there's little precedent to back their position, why do it in the first place? 20 29 +241 4 Though the argument may have a common - sense ring to it , even the S & L lawyers concede there ' s little precedent to back their position . little precedent does that matter? 23 25 +241 5 Still , one federal appeals court has signaled it ' s willing to entertain the notion , and the lawyers have renewed their arguments in Texas and eight other states where the defense is permitted under state law . one federal appeals court Which federal appeals court? 2 6 +241 5 Still , one federal appeals court has signaled it ' s willing to entertain the notion , and the lawyers have renewed their arguments in Texas and eight other states where the defense is permitted under state law . one federal appeals court Why has this federal court stepped up compared to all the others? 2 6 +241 5 Still , one federal appeals court has signaled it ' s willing to entertain the notion , and the lawyers have renewed their arguments in Texas and eight other states where the defense is permitted under state law . eight other states Which eight other states? 27 30 +241 5 Still , one federal appeals court has signaled it ' s willing to entertain the notion , and the lawyers have renewed their arguments in Texas and eight other states where the defense is permitted under state law . arguments in Texas what about other states? 23 26 +242 1 MedChem Products Inc . said a U . S . District Court in Boston ruled that a challenge by MedChem to the validity of a U . S . patent held by Pharmacia Inc . was " without merit . " patent What is the patent for? 29 30 +242 1 MedChem Products Inc . said a U . S . District Court in Boston ruled that a challenge by MedChem to the validity of a U . S . patent held by Pharmacia Inc . was " without merit . " challenge by MedChem Why did MedChem make a challenge? 17 20 +242 1 MedChem Products Inc . said a U . S . District Court in Boston ruled that a challenge by MedChem to the validity of a U . S . patent held by Pharmacia Inc . was " without merit . " validity of a U . S . patent Why would the validity of a U.S. patent held by Pharmacia be challenged? 22 30 +242 2 Pharmacia , based in Upsala , Sweden , had charged in a lawsuit against MedChem that MedChem ' s AMVISC product line infringes on the Pharmacia patent . AMVISC product line infringes on the Pharmacia How did MedChem feel their patent was infringed on? 19 26 +242 2 Pharmacia , based in Upsala , Sweden , had charged in a lawsuit against MedChem that MedChem ' s AMVISC product line infringes on the Pharmacia patent . Upsala , where is that? 4 6 +242 2 Pharmacia , based in Upsala , Sweden , had charged in a lawsuit against MedChem that MedChem ' s AMVISC product line infringes on the Pharmacia patent . infringes How does the AMVISC product line infringe on Pharmacia's patent? 22 23 +242 3 The patent is related to hyaluronic acid , a rooster - comb extract used in eye surgery . rooster - comb what is rooster comb? 9 12 +242 4 In its lawsuit , Pharmacia is seeking unspecified damages and a preliminary injunction to block MedChem from selling the AMVISC products . AMVISC products how many did they sell? 19 21 +242 5 A MedChem spokesman said the products contribute about a third of MedChem ' s sales and 10 % to 20 % of its earnings . products What are the brand names of the products? 5 6 +242 5 A MedChem spokesman said the products contribute about a third of MedChem ' s sales and 10 % to 20 % of its earnings . A MedChem spokesman Who is the MedChem spokesman? 0 3 +243 1 Program trading on the New York Stock Exchange in September rose to its highest recorded level as a percentage of total monthly trading volume . as a percentage of total monthly trading volume What does it mean for trading to be \"a percentage of total volume\"? 16 24 +243 1 Program trading on the New York Stock Exchange in September rose to its highest recorded level as a percentage of total monthly trading volume . rose to its highest recorded level Why did the Stock Exchange perform so well? 10 16 +243 1 Program trading on the New York Stock Exchange in September rose to its highest recorded level as a percentage of total monthly trading volume . September September of what year? 9 10 +243 1 Program trading on the New York Stock Exchange in September rose to its highest recorded level as a percentage of total monthly trading volume . as a percentage of total monthly trading volume What is the %? 16 24 +243 2 September program trading amounted to 13 . 8 % of average daily New York Stock Exchange volume of 151 . 8 million shares , the largest percentage since the exchange began making such figures public in July 1988 . 13 . 8 % of average Is that average for each day in September previously, or average for each day in the year? 5 11 +243 2 September program trading amounted to 13 . 8 % of average daily New York Stock Exchange volume of 151 . 8 million shares , the largest percentage since the exchange began making such figures public in July 1988 . the largest percentage since the exchange began What caused the large increase? 24 31 +243 3 A daily average of 20 . 9 million shares traded in program strategies in September , the second - highest level ever . program strategies What is a program strategy? 11 13 +243 3 A daily average of 20 . 9 million shares traded in program strategies in September , the second - highest level ever . second - highest level When was the highest level ever? 17 21 +243 5 Average daily trading volume in June of 180 . 3 million shares was considerably higher than in September . trading volume What is the definition of trading volume? 2 4 +243 5 Average daily trading volume in June of 180 . 3 million shares was considerably higher than in September . Average daily trading volume Why was the average daily trading volume considerably higher than September? 0 4 +244 1 The Justice Department has revised certain internal guidelines and clarified others in a move that could restrict the use of criminal racketeering charges against white - collar defendants . internal guidelines which internal guidlines? 6 8 +244 1 The Justice Department has revised certain internal guidelines and clarified others in a move that could restrict the use of criminal racketeering charges against white - collar defendants . revised certain internal guidelines What are the internal guidelines that they revised? 4 8 +244 2 The most significant changes in department policy are new requirements that federal prosecutors avoid disrupting " the normal business functions " of companies charged under the racketeering law , a senior department official said . normal business functions " What are some of the normal business functions? 17 21 +244 2 The most significant changes in department policy are new requirements that federal prosecutors avoid disrupting " the normal business functions " of companies charged under the racketeering law , a senior department official said . new What are the new requirements of the department policy. 8 9 +244 2 The most significant changes in department policy are new requirements that federal prosecutors avoid disrupting " the normal business functions " of companies charged under the racketeering law , a senior department official said . department official did he declined to be named? 31 33 +244 3 Another important revision of department policy is a new guideline warning prosecutors " not to take steps that would harm innocent third parties " in a case brought under the racketeering law , the official , David Runkel , said . " not to take steps what kind of steps? 12 17 +244 3 Another important revision of department policy is a new guideline warning prosecutors " not to take steps that would harm innocent third parties " in a case brought under the racketeering law , the official , David Runkel , said . David Runkel , who is runkel? 36 39 +244 4 The department distributed the revisions and clarifications to U . S . attorneys around the country this summer as part of a routine process of updating prosecutorial guidelines , Mr . Runkel said . U . S . attorneys around the country Which attorneys received the revisions? 8 16 +244 5 The changes apply to prosecutions brought under the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations law . Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Why only these two? 8 13 +244 5 The changes apply to prosecutions brought under the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations law . law What is the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations law? 13 14 +244 5 The changes apply to prosecutions brought under the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations law . law is that the rico? 13 14 +245 1 Dana Corp . said its third - quarter net income fell 27 % to $ 29 . 6 million , or 72 cents a share , from $ 40 . 7 million , or $ 1 a share , a year earlier . Dana Corp What kind of company is Dana Corp.? 0 2 +245 1 Dana Corp . said its third - quarter net income fell 27 % to $ 29 . 6 million , or 72 cents a share , from $ 40 . 7 million , or $ 1 a share , a year earlier . net income fell Why did Dana Corp.'s net income fall? 8 11 +245 1 Dana Corp . said its third - quarter net income fell 27 % to $ 29 . 6 million , or 72 cents a share , from $ 40 . 7 million , or $ 1 a share , a year earlier . share , What caused the shares to decrease in a year? 24 26 +245 1 Dana Corp . said its third - quarter net income fell 27 % to $ 29 . 6 million , or 72 cents a share , from $ 40 . 7 million , or $ 1 a share , a year earlier . Dana Corp what do they do? 0 2 +245 2 Sales dropped 4 % to $ 1 . 12 billion from $ 1 . 17 billion . Sales dropped Why did Dana Corp.'s sales drop? 0 2 +245 2 Sales dropped 4 % to $ 1 . 12 billion from $ 1 . 17 billion . Sales What type of sales? 0 1 +245 2 Sales dropped 4 % to $ 1 . 12 billion from $ 1 . 17 billion . Sales Sales of what dropped? 0 1 +245 2 Sales dropped 4 % to $ 1 . 12 billion from $ 1 . 17 billion . dropped 4 % why such a big drop? 1 4 +245 3 The company , which supplies transmissions and other drive - train parts to auto makers , said about half the earnings drop came from the " virtual collapse " of the Venezuelan auto industry . other drive - train parts Which other drive-train parts? 7 12 +245 3 The company , which supplies transmissions and other drive - train parts to auto makers , said about half the earnings drop came from the " virtual collapse " of the Venezuelan auto industry . collapse " How did the Venezuelan auto industry collapse? 27 29 +245 3 The company , which supplies transmissions and other drive - train parts to auto makers , said about half the earnings drop came from the " virtual collapse " of the Venezuelan auto industry . " virtual collapse " What caused this virtual collapse? 25 29 +245 4 The Venezuelan currency plummeted this year , making it difficult for auto makers there to afford imported parts . currency What is Venezuelan currency called? 2 3 +245 4 The Venezuelan currency plummeted this year , making it difficult for auto makers there to afford imported parts . afford imported parts what about local parts? 15 18 +245 5 Dana also said it was hurt by slumping U . S . truck sales and by a strike at a parts supplier . a strike at a parts supplier What parts supplier was there a strike at? 16 22 +245 5 Dana also said it was hurt by slumping U . S . truck sales and by a strike at a parts supplier . slumping How would slumping U.S. truck sales affect Dana Corp.? 7 8 +245 5 Dana also said it was hurt by slumping U . S . truck sales and by a strike at a parts supplier . strike at a parts supplier Why did this strike occur? 17 22 +246 1 In a startling turnabout , Members of the Senate Intelligence Committee are complaining that someone in the executive branch is leaking on them . is leaking on them About what and do they have evidence? 19 23 +246 1 In a startling turnabout , Members of the Senate Intelligence Committee are complaining that someone in the executive branch is leaking on them . Members of the Senate Intelligence Committee Which members if the senate intelligence community. 5 11 +246 1 In a startling turnabout , Members of the Senate Intelligence Committee are complaining that someone in the executive branch is leaking on them . startling turnabout , Why is the turnabout startling? 2 5 +246 1 In a startling turnabout , Members of the Senate Intelligence Committee are complaining that someone in the executive branch is leaking on them . someone who is leaking? 14 15 +246 2 David Boren , the Intelligence Committee chairman , is upset that someone leaked a letter to the committee from the Reagan administration suggesting that the U . S . would undertake to warn Panamanian thug Manuel Noriega if it got wind of an impending coup that might result in his assassination . that someone leaked a letter Has there been a investigation to find out who this \"someone\" is? 10 15 +246 2 David Boren , the Intelligence Committee chairman , is upset that someone leaked a letter to the committee from the Reagan administration suggesting that the U . S . would undertake to warn Panamanian thug Manuel Noriega if it got wind of an impending coup that might result in his assassination . someone leaked a letter Why would someone warn a thug of impending assassination? 11 15 +246 2 David Boren , the Intelligence Committee chairman , is upset that someone leaked a letter to the committee from the Reagan administration suggesting that the U . S . would undertake to warn Panamanian thug Manuel Noriega if it got wind of an impending coup that might result in his assassination . impending coup Why would a thug be worried about a coup? 43 45 +246 2 David Boren , the Intelligence Committee chairman , is upset that someone leaked a letter to the committee from the Reagan administration suggesting that the U . S . would undertake to warn Panamanian thug Manuel Noriega if it got wind of an impending coup that might result in his assassination . warn Panamanian thug Manuel Noriega Why would the U.S. warn him? 32 37 +246 3 With due respect to " highly classified correspondence " and other buzzwords , the leakers are performing a public service . public service What's the public service that their performing? 18 20 +246 3 With due respect to " highly classified correspondence " and other buzzwords , the leakers are performing a public service . leakers are performing a public service why does the author believe the leakers are performing a public service? 14 20 +246 3 With due respect to " highly classified correspondence " and other buzzwords , the leakers are performing a public service . buzzwords , what is a buzzword? 11 13 +246 3 With due respect to " highly classified correspondence " and other buzzwords , the leakers are performing a public service . other buzzwords , What other buzzwords? 10 13 +246 4 If the CIA has become a protection service for Mr . Noriega , the American people ought to know . American people ought to know Why do we have to know if the CIA is protecting Mr Noriega? 14 19 +246 4 If the CIA has become a protection service for Mr . Noriega , the American people ought to know . ought to know why does the author believe this is information the american people need to know? 16 19 +246 4 If the CIA has become a protection service for Mr . Noriega , the American people ought to know . ought to know why should we know? 16 19 +246 5 What went wrong in Panama is a fitting subject for public and congressional inquiry . What went wrong So what did go wrong in Panama? 0 3 +246 5 What went wrong in Panama is a fitting subject for public and congressional inquiry . public and congressional inquiry How does the author believe that inquiry into this subject will affect the american people? 10 14 +246 5 What went wrong in Panama is a fitting subject for public and congressional inquiry . went wrong what went wrong there? 1 3 +247 1 Tandy Corp . said it won ' t join U . S . Memories , the group that seeks to battle the Japanese in the market for computer memory chips . won ' t join Why won't Tandy join U.S. Memories? 5 9 +247 2 Tandy ' s decision is a second setback for U . S . Memories . second setback when was the first? 6 8 +247 2 Tandy ' s decision is a second setback for U . S . Memories . setback What is the first setback for U.S. Memories? 7 8 +247 3 Last month , Apple Computer Inc . said that it wouldn ' t invest in the group . Last month , which year? 0 3 +247 3 Last month , Apple Computer Inc . said that it wouldn ' t invest in the group . the group What group? 15 17 +247 3 Last month , Apple Computer Inc . said that it wouldn ' t invest in the group . wouldn ' t invest Why wouldn't Apple invest in U.S. Memories? 10 14 +247 4 Apple said that its money would be better spent in areas such as research and development . Apple said that its is apple correct? 0 4 +247 5 U . S . Memories is seeking major investors to back its attempt to crack the $ 10 billion market for dynamic random access memory chips , a market dominated by the Japanese . billion market for dynamic random what are dynamic random chips? 18 23 +248 1 Savings and loans reject blacks for mortgage loans twice as often as they reject whites , the Office of Thrift Supervision said . reject blacks for what reason? 3 5 +248 1 Savings and loans reject blacks for mortgage loans twice as often as they reject whites , the Office of Thrift Supervision said . Savings and loans Who are savings and loans? Are we referring to banks? 0 3 +248 2 But that doesn ' t necessarily mean thrifts are discriminating against blacks , the agency said . discriminating What are the other reasons mortgage loans are rejected? 9 10 +248 2 But that doesn ' t necessarily mean thrifts are discriminating against blacks , the agency said . thrifts What are \"thrifts\"? 7 8 +248 3 The office , an arm of the Treasury , said it doesn ' t have data on the financial position of applicants and thus can ' t determine why blacks are rejected more often . have should they have the data? 14 15 +248 3 The office , an arm of the Treasury , said it doesn ' t have data on the financial position of applicants and thus can ' t determine why blacks are rejected more often . can ' t Does they not need to state a reason why mortgage loans are rejected? 24 27 +248 3 The office , an arm of the Treasury , said it doesn ' t have data on the financial position of applicants and thus can ' t determine why blacks are rejected more often . data Why don't they have data? 15 16 +248 4 Nevertheless , on Capitol Hill , where the information was released yesterday at a Senate banking subcommittee hearing , lawmakers said they are worried that financial institutions are routinely discriminating against minorities . routinely why would they do this? 28 29 +248 4 Nevertheless , on Capitol Hill , where the information was released yesterday at a Senate banking subcommittee hearing , lawmakers said they are worried that financial institutions are routinely discriminating against minorities . lawmakers said they are worried Which lawmakers said they are worried? 19 24 +248 4 Nevertheless , on Capitol Hill , where the information was released yesterday at a Senate banking subcommittee hearing , lawmakers said they are worried that financial institutions are routinely discriminating against minorities . routinely What can be done to try to prevent discriminating against minorities that are applying for a mortgage loan? 28 29 +248 5 They asked regulators to suggest new ways to force banks and thrifts to comply with anti - discrimination laws . comply what are the penalties if they dont? 13 14 +248 5 They asked regulators to suggest new ways to force banks and thrifts to comply with anti - discrimination laws . new What kind of new ways did the regulators come up with? 5 6 +248 5 They asked regulators to suggest new ways to force banks and thrifts to comply with anti - discrimination laws . anti - discrimination laws What sort of anti-discrimination laws are already in place? 15 19 +249 1 Mobil Corp . is preparing to slash the size of its work force in the U . S . , possibly as soon as next month , say individuals familiar with the company ' s strategy . slash Why is Mobil Corp. preparing to slash the size of its work force in the US? 6 7 +249 1 Mobil Corp . is preparing to slash the size of its work force in the U . S . , possibly as soon as next month , say individuals familiar with the company ' s strategy . slash the size of its work force Why is Mobil reducing its workforce? 6 13 +249 1 Mobil Corp . is preparing to slash the size of its work force in the U . S . , possibly as soon as next month , say individuals familiar with the company ' s strategy . slash the size of its work force in the U . S How much is Mobil Corp. planning to slash its work force? 6 18 +249 1 Mobil Corp . is preparing to slash the size of its work force in the U . S . , possibly as soon as next month , say individuals familiar with the company ' s strategy . slash the size How much would this affect the numbers in their work force? 6 9 +249 2 The size of the cuts isn ' t known , but they ' ll be centered in the exploration and production division , which is responsible for locating oil reserves , drilling wells and pumping crude oil and natural gas . centered Why is the cut only in exploration and production division only? 15 16 +249 2 The size of the cuts isn ' t known , but they ' ll be centered in the exploration and production division , which is responsible for locating oil reserves , drilling wells and pumping crude oil and natural gas . exploration and production division , Why would Mobil want to cut back on exploration and production? 18 23 +249 2 The size of the cuts isn ' t known , but they ' ll be centered in the exploration and production division , which is responsible for locating oil reserves , drilling wells and pumping crude oil and natural gas . isn ' t known , why isnt it known? 5 10 +249 2 The size of the cuts isn ' t known , but they ' ll be centered in the exploration and production division , which is responsible for locating oil reserves , drilling wells and pumping crude oil and natural gas . exploration and production How will this affect the production of the company? 18 21 +249 3 Employees haven ' t yet been notified . notified How come the employees have not been notified yet even though the employees will be let go as early as next month? 6 7 +249 3 Employees haven ' t yet been notified . haven ' t yet been notified Why is this news breaking before the company has disclosed anything? 1 7 +249 3 Employees haven ' t yet been notified . notified how does the author know then? 6 7 +249 3 Employees haven ' t yet been notified . haven ' t yet been notified Why have they not been notified? 1 7 +249 4 Sources said that meetings to discuss the staff reductions have been scheduled for Friday at Mobil offices in New Orleans and Denver . Sources Are these sources credible? 0 1 +249 4 Sources said that meetings to discuss the staff reductions have been scheduled for Friday at Mobil offices in New Orleans and Denver . meetings Will there be employees or unions involved in this meeting? 3 4 +249 5 This would be a second round of cuts by Mobil , which along with other oil producers and refiners reduced its work force by 15 % to 20 % during the mid - 1980s as part of an industrywide shakeout . second What happened back in mid-1980's that Mobil had to do cuts? 4 5 +249 5 This would be a second round of cuts by Mobil , which along with other oil producers and refiners reduced its work force by 15 % to 20 % during the mid - 1980s as part of an industrywide shakeout . industrywide shakeout Why did a shakeout occur? 38 40 +249 5 This would be a second round of cuts by Mobil , which along with other oil producers and refiners reduced its work force by 15 % to 20 % during the mid - 1980s as part of an industrywide shakeout . along with other oil producers and refiners Which other oil producers and refiners? 12 19 +249 5 This would be a second round of cuts by Mobil , which along with other oil producers and refiners reduced its work force by 15 % to 20 % during the mid - 1980s as part of an industrywide shakeout . industrywide shakeout is gas going away? 38 40 +249 5 This would be a second round of cuts by Mobil , which along with other oil producers and refiners reduced its work force by 15 % to 20 % during the mid - 1980s as part of an industrywide shakeout . industrywide shakeout What occurred during the shakeout in the 1980's? 38 40 +250 1 Sheraton Corp . and Pan American World Airways announced that they and two Soviet partners will construct two " world - class " hotels within a mile of Red Square in Moscow . two Soviet partners Who are the two Soviet partners? 12 15 +250 1 Sheraton Corp . and Pan American World Airways announced that they and two Soviet partners will construct two " world - class " hotels within a mile of Red Square in Moscow . two Soviet partners Who are the two Soviet partners? 12 15 +250 2 U . S . and Soviet officials hailed the joint project as a new indication of the further thaw in U . S . - Soviet relations . " This is an outstanding example of how the East and the West can work together for their mutual benefit and progress , " said Soviet Ambassador Yuri Dubinin , who hosted a signing ceremony for the venture ' s partners at the Soviet embassy here . further thaw Why did US-Soviet relations need to thaw? 17 19 +250 2 U . S . and Soviet officials hailed the joint project as a new indication of the further thaw in U . S . - Soviet relations . " This is an outstanding example of how the East and the West can work together for their mutual benefit and progress , " said Soviet Ambassador Yuri Dubinin , who hosted a signing ceremony for the venture ' s partners at the Soviet embassy here . thaw in U . S . - Soviet relations what year was this? 18 27 +250 3 Commerce Secretary Robert Mosbacher , who attended the ceremony , called the undertaking a " historic step " in the evolution of U . S . - Soviet ties . " historic step " How will this deal be a historic step? 14 18 +250 3 Commerce Secretary Robert Mosbacher , who attended the ceremony , called the undertaking a " historic step " in the evolution of U . S . - Soviet ties . " historic step " was he serious? 14 18 +250 3 Commerce Secretary Robert Mosbacher , who attended the ceremony , called the undertaking a " historic step " in the evolution of U . S . - Soviet ties . " historic step " Why is it considered a historic step? 14 18 +250 4 He added that it likely will have a " mulitiplier effect " in stimulating further trade between the two countries . " mulitiplier effect " did the effect end up coming to fruition? 8 12 +250 5 The project will be the largest U . S . - backed joint venture to be undertaken in the Soviet Union in recent years . the largest U . S . - backed joint venture How large is the deal overall? 4 14 +250 5 The project will be the largest U . S . - backed joint venture to be undertaken in the Soviet Union in recent years . project what was the second biggest? 1 2 +251 1 Shoney ' s Inc . said it will report a write - off of $ 2 . 5 million , or seven cents a share , for its fourth quarter ended yesterday . write - off Why is Shoney's writing off $2.5 million? 10 13 +251 1 Shoney ' s Inc . said it will report a write - off of $ 2 . 5 million , or seven cents a share , for its fourth quarter ended yesterday . write - off Why a write-off? 10 13 +251 1 Shoney ' s Inc . said it will report a write - off of $ 2 . 5 million , or seven cents a share , for its fourth quarter ended yesterday . share , How many shares? 24 26 +251 2 The restaurant operator cited transaction costs from its 1988 recapitalization as a result of a $ 160 million restructuring of its bank debt . recapitalization What is recapitalization? 9 10 +251 2 The restaurant operator cited transaction costs from its 1988 recapitalization as a result of a $ 160 million restructuring of its bank debt . 1988 recapitalization What are the details for this event? 8 10 +251 2 The restaurant operator cited transaction costs from its 1988 recapitalization as a result of a $ 160 million restructuring of its bank debt . transaction How much did it cost? 4 5 +251 3 The write - off will be reported as an extraordinary item in the company ' s 1989 operating results . write - off is it legal to write off? 1 4 +251 3 The write - off will be reported as an extraordinary item in the company ' s 1989 operating results . extraordinary item What is an extraordinary item? 9 11 +251 4 In addition , the effective interest rate on the $ 410 million of total remaining bank debt after the restructuring is 10 . 66 % . bank Who is the bank? 15 16 +251 4 In addition , the effective interest rate on the $ 410 million of total remaining bank debt after the restructuring is 10 . 66 % . interest rate What was the previous rate? 5 7 +251 5 The combined effect of these changes is expected to save the company about $ 4 million in interest expenses next year , or six cents a share . combined effect of these changes which change is more impactful? 1 6 +251 5 The combined effect of these changes is expected to save the company about $ 4 million in interest expenses next year , or six cents a share . changes What changes are they talking about? 5 6 +252 1 Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega may have accomplished over the weekend what his U . S . antagonists have failed to do : revive a constituency for the Contra rebels . constituency What are the details of said constituency? 24 25 +252 1 Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega may have accomplished over the weekend what his U . S . antagonists have failed to do : revive a constituency for the Contra rebels . constituency What does \"constituency\" mean? 24 25 +252 1 Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega may have accomplished over the weekend what his U . S . antagonists have failed to do : revive a constituency for the Contra rebels . Contra rebels Who are the Contra rebels? 27 29 +252 1 Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega may have accomplished over the weekend what his U . S . antagonists have failed to do : revive a constituency for the Contra rebels . U . S . antagonists have failed Why did the U.S. antagonists fail? 12 19 +252 1 Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega may have accomplished over the weekend what his U . S . antagonists have failed to do : revive a constituency for the Contra rebels . rebels Who are the Contra rebels? 28 29 +252 1 Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega may have accomplished over the weekend what his U . S . antagonists have failed to do : revive a constituency for the Contra rebels . accomplished How reliable is this accomplishment? 6 7 +252 2 Lawmakers haven ' t publicly raised the possibility of renewing military aid to the Contras , and President Bush parried the question at a news conference here Saturday , saying only that " if there ' s an all - out military offensive , that ' s going to change the equation 180 degrees . " Lawmakers Which lawmakers? 0 1 +252 2 Lawmakers haven ' t publicly raised the possibility of renewing military aid to the Contras , and President Bush parried the question at a news conference here Saturday , saying only that " if there ' s an all - out military offensive , that ' s going to change the equation 180 degrees . " equation What is the current state of the US relationship with the Contras? 51 52 +252 2 Lawmakers haven ' t publicly raised the possibility of renewing military aid to the Contras , and President Bush parried the question at a news conference here Saturday , saying only that " if there ' s an all - out military offensive , that ' s going to change the equation 180 degrees . " all - out military offensive , What does he mean by \"all-out military offensive?\" 38 44 +252 2 Lawmakers haven ' t publicly raised the possibility of renewing military aid to the Contras , and President Bush parried the question at a news conference here Saturday , saying only that " if there ' s an all - out military offensive , that ' s going to change the equation 180 degrees . " military aid to the Contras , Why is the government providing aid to the rebels? 10 16 +252 2 Lawmakers haven ' t publicly raised the possibility of renewing military aid to the Contras , and President Bush parried the question at a news conference here Saturday , saying only that " if there ' s an all - out military offensive , that ' s going to change the equation 180 degrees . " saying What is Bush aiming to do by claiming this statement? 29 30 +252 3 But Mr . Ortega ' s threat over the weekend to end a 19 - month cease - fire with the rebels seeking to topple him , effectively elevated the Contras as a policy priority just as they were slipping from the agendas of their most ardent supporters . supporters Who are these supporters? 47 48 +252 3 But Mr . Ortega ' s threat over the weekend to end a 19 - month cease - fire with the rebels seeking to topple him , effectively elevated the Contras as a policy priority just as they were slipping from the agendas of their most ardent supporters . to end a 19 - month cease - fire How did the 19-month cease-fire come about? 10 19 +252 3 But Mr . Ortega ' s threat over the weekend to end a 19 - month cease - fire with the rebels seeking to topple him , effectively elevated the Contras as a policy priority just as they were slipping from the agendas of their most ardent supporters . their most ardent supporters Who are their most ardent supporters? 44 48 +252 3 But Mr . Ortega ' s threat over the weekend to end a 19 - month cease - fire with the rebels seeking to topple him , effectively elevated the Contras as a policy priority just as they were slipping from the agendas of their most ardent supporters . slipping How did this occur? 39 40 +252 4 Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell ( D . , Maine ) said yesterday on NBC - TV ' s " Meet the Press " that Mr . Ortega ' s threat was " a very unwise move , particularly the timing of it . " unwise Why is it unwise? 35 36 +252 4 Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell ( D . , Maine ) said yesterday on NBC - TV ' s " Meet the Press " that Mr . Ortega ' s threat was " a very unwise move , particularly the timing of it . " unwise move , Why was it an unwise move? 35 38 +252 4 Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell ( D . , Maine ) said yesterday on NBC - TV ' s " Meet the Press " that Mr . Ortega ' s threat was " a very unwise move , particularly the timing of it . " particularly Why was this move particularly unwise? What makes it unwise? 38 39 +252 5 The threat came during a two - day celebration in Costa Rica to highlight Central America ' s progress toward democracy in the region , attended by President Bush , Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney and 14 other Western Hemisphere leaders . 14 other Western Hemisphere leaders Who are the other leaders? 36 41 +252 5 The threat came during a two - day celebration in Costa Rica to highlight Central America ' s progress toward democracy in the region , attended by President Bush , Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney and 14 other Western Hemisphere leaders . other What other leaders were there? 37 38 +252 5 The threat came during a two - day celebration in Costa Rica to highlight Central America ' s progress toward democracy in the region , attended by President Bush , Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney and 14 other Western Hemisphere leaders . progress toward What progress have they made towards democracy exactly? 18 20 +253 1 Leaseway Transportation Corp . said it will restructure $ 192 . 5 million of certain subordinated debentures to reduce its debt obligations and interest expense . debentures What is a debenture? 16 17 +253 1 Leaseway Transportation Corp . said it will restructure $ 192 . 5 million of certain subordinated debentures to reduce its debt obligations and interest expense . Corp said this to who? 2 3 +253 1 Leaseway Transportation Corp . said it will restructure $ 192 . 5 million of certain subordinated debentures to reduce its debt obligations and interest expense . debentures What is a debenture? 16 17 +253 1 Leaseway Transportation Corp . said it will restructure $ 192 . 5 million of certain subordinated debentures to reduce its debt obligations and interest expense . subordinated debentures What is a subordinated debenture? This may be unclear to most average people. 15 17 +253 2 The 13 . 25 % subordinated debentures due 2002 were issued in August 1987 as part of the $ 690 million financing for a leveraged buy - out of the company . a leveraged buy - out Why did the company need to be bought out? 23 28 +253 2 The 13 . 25 % subordinated debentures due 2002 were issued in August 1987 as part of the $ 690 million financing for a leveraged buy - out of the company . leveraged buy - out what is a leveraged buy out? 24 28 +253 2 The 13 . 25 % subordinated debentures due 2002 were issued in August 1987 as part of the $ 690 million financing for a leveraged buy - out of the company . leveraged buy - out What is a leveraged buyout? 24 28 +253 2 The 13 . 25 % subordinated debentures due 2002 were issued in August 1987 as part of the $ 690 million financing for a leveraged buy - out of the company . subordinated debentures due 2002 Unclear what this portion of the sentence means. 5 9 +253 3 Leaseway provides transportation services for manufacturers , distributors and retailers . transportation services What kind of transportation services to they provide? 2 4 +253 3 Leaseway provides transportation services for manufacturers , distributors and retailers . transportation Why did they provide transportation services? 2 3 +253 4 Leaseway said it has begun discussions with certain institutional debt holders to review the proposed private placement transaction , which would exchange the debt for new subordinated debt instruments and equity securities . debt instruments What is a debt instrument? 27 29 +253 4 Leaseway said it has begun discussions with certain institutional debt holders to review the proposed private placement transaction , which would exchange the debt for new subordinated debt instruments and equity securities . institutional debt holders What does it mean for a debt holder to be institutional? 8 11 +253 4 Leaseway said it has begun discussions with certain institutional debt holders to review the proposed private placement transaction , which would exchange the debt for new subordinated debt instruments and equity securities . subordinated debt what is subordinated debt? 26 28 +253 4 Leaseway said it has begun discussions with certain institutional debt holders to review the proposed private placement transaction , which would exchange the debt for new subordinated debt instruments and equity securities . subordinated debt instruments What are subordinated debt instruments? 26 29 +253 4 Leaseway said it has begun discussions with certain institutional debt holders to review the proposed private placement transaction , which would exchange the debt for new subordinated debt instruments and equity securities . certain institutional debt holders Who are the debt holders? 7 11 +253 4 Leaseway said it has begun discussions with certain institutional debt holders to review the proposed private placement transaction , which would exchange the debt for new subordinated debt instruments and equity securities . certain institutional debt holders What institutional debt holder are being referred to? 7 11 +253 5 Specific terms are subject to review and a final agreement with debt holders , the company said . Specific terms Which terms would these be? 0 2 +253 5 Specific terms are subject to review and a final agreement with debt holders , the company said . debt holders , do the holders have a choice? 11 14 +253 5 Specific terms are subject to review and a final agreement with debt holders , the company said . holders Who are the debt holders? 12 13 +253 5 Specific terms are subject to review and a final agreement with debt holders , the company said . Specific terms Which specific terms are subject to review? 0 2 +254 1 General Motors Corp . and Ford Motor Co . are now going head to head in the markets for shares of Jaguar PLC , as GM got early clearance from the Federal Trade Commission to boost its stake in the British luxury car maker . clearance Why did those companies have to get early clearance from the FTC? 28 29 +254 2 GM confirmed Friday that it received permission late Thursday from U . S . antitrust regulators to increase its Jaguar holdings past the $ 15 million level . increase Why did they want to increase their Jaguar holdings? 17 18 +254 2 GM confirmed Friday that it received permission late Thursday from U . S . antitrust regulators to increase its Jaguar holdings past the $ 15 million level . Jaguar holdings how big is jaguar? 19 21 +254 3 Ford got a similar go - ahead earlier in October , and on Friday , Jaguar announced that the No . 2 U . S . auto maker had raised its stake to 13 . 2 % , or 24 . 2 million shares , from 12 . 4 % earlier in the week . similar go - ahead Why did Ford want to increase their holdings too? 3 7 +254 3 Ford got a similar go - ahead earlier in October , and on Friday , Jaguar announced that the No . 2 U . S . auto maker had raised its stake to 13 . 2 % , or 24 . 2 million shares , from 12 . 4 % earlier in the week . October , of which year? 9 11 +254 4 A spokesman for GM , the No . 1 auto maker , declined to say how many Jaguar shares that company owns . spokesman Who is the spokesman for GM? 1 2 +254 4 A spokesman for GM , the No . 1 auto maker , declined to say how many Jaguar shares that company owns . declined why did he decline? 12 13 +254 4 A spokesman for GM , the No . 1 auto maker , declined to say how many Jaguar shares that company owns . spokesman for GM , What is the spokesman's name? 1 5 +254 5 In late trading Friday , Jaguar shares bucked the downward tide in London ' s stock market and rose five pence to 725 pence ( $ 11 . 44 ) . bucked What does the author mean by \"bucked\"? 7 8 +255 1 October employment data - - also could turn out to be the most confusing . be the most confusing Why would it be the most confusing? 10 14 +255 1 October employment data - - also could turn out to be the most confusing . most confusing why is October employment data most confusing? 12 14 +255 1 October employment data - - also could turn out to be the most confusing . most confusing Why is the data confusing? 12 14 +255 1 October employment data - - also could turn out to be the most confusing . confusing What region is this specific to and what year? 13 14 +255 2 On the surface , the overall unemployment rate is expected to be little changed from September ' s 5 . 3 % . unemployment rate what is unemployment rate? 6 8 +255 2 On the surface , the overall unemployment rate is expected to be little changed from September ' s 5 . 3 % . little changed What is the main contributor for the change? 12 14 +255 2 On the surface , the overall unemployment rate is expected to be little changed from September ' s 5 . 3 % . 5 Is this number already too high or too low? 18 19 +255 3 But the actual head count of non - farm employment payroll jobs is likely to be muddied by the impact of Hurricane Hugo , strikes , and less - than - perfect seasonal adjustments , economists said . actual head count What is the actual head count? 2 5 +255 3 But the actual head count of non - farm employment payroll jobs is likely to be muddied by the impact of Hurricane Hugo , strikes , and less - than - perfect seasonal adjustments , economists said . impact of Hurricane Hugo , What was the impact of the hurricane? 19 24 +255 3 But the actual head count of non - farm employment payroll jobs is likely to be muddied by the impact of Hurricane Hugo , strikes , and less - than - perfect seasonal adjustments , economists said . muddied How do natural disasters impact these rates? 16 17 +255 4 The consensus view calls for an overall job gain of 155 , 000 compared with September ' s 209 , 000 increase . calls for an overall job gain Why does it call for this decrease? 3 9 +255 4 The consensus view calls for an overall job gain of 155 , 000 compared with September ' s 209 , 000 increase . job gain why there is a job gain compared with September? 7 9 +255 4 The consensus view calls for an overall job gain of 155 , 000 compared with September ' s 209 , 000 increase . calls for Why does it call for a job gain? 3 5 +255 4 The consensus view calls for an overall job gain of 155 , 000 compared with September ' s 209 , 000 increase . 155 , 000 How does this number compare? What is the region for this issue? 10 13 +255 5 But the important factory - jobs segment , which last month plunged by 103 , 000 positions and raised recession fears , is most likely to be skewed by the month ' s unusual events . recession fears , what do you mean by recession fears? 19 22 +255 5 But the important factory - jobs segment , which last month plunged by 103 , 000 positions and raised recession fears , is most likely to be skewed by the month ' s unusual events . important factory - jobs What are the most important factory jobs? 2 6 +255 5 But the important factory - jobs segment , which last month plunged by 103 , 000 positions and raised recession fears , is most likely to be skewed by the month ' s unusual events . plunged Why did it plunge last month? 11 12 +255 5 But the important factory - jobs segment , which last month plunged by 103 , 000 positions and raised recession fears , is most likely to be skewed by the month ' s unusual events . unusual Is it fair that due to unusual events, people's employment should be affected? 33 34 +256 1 The fiscal 1989 budget deficit figure came out Friday . fiscal 1989 budget deficit Why did it take this long? 1 5 +256 2 It was down a little . It was down a little Why was it down a little? 0 5 +256 2 It was down a little . down Why was the deficit down? 2 3 +256 2 It was down a little . down a little by how much? 2 5 +256 3 The next time you hear a Member of Congress moan about the deficit , consider what Congress did Friday . what Congress did Friday What did Congress do? 15 19 +256 3 The next time you hear a Member of Congress moan about the deficit , consider what Congress did Friday . what Congress did What did Congress do on Friday? 15 18 +256 3 The next time you hear a Member of Congress moan about the deficit , consider what Congress did Friday . Friday which friday? 18 19 +256 4 The Senate , 84 - 6 , voted to increase to $ 124 , 000 the ceiling on insured mortgages from the FHA , which lost $ 4 . 2 billion in loan defaults last year . $ 4 . 2 billion in loan defaults Why did it lose so much? 26 34 +256 4 The Senate , 84 - 6 , voted to increase to $ 124 , 000 the ceiling on insured mortgages from the FHA , which lost $ 4 . 2 billion in loan defaults last year . 84 - 6 , why wasnt it unanimous? 3 7 +256 5 Then , by voice vote , the Senate voted a pork - barrel bill , approved Thursday by the House , for domestic military construction . pork - barrel bill , What is a pork-barrel bill? 10 15 +256 5 Then , by voice vote , the Senate voted a pork - barrel bill , approved Thursday by the House , for domestic military construction . pork - barrel bill , What is a pork-barrel bill? 10 15 +257 1 As competition heats up in Spain ' s crowded bank market , Banco Exterior de Espana is seeking to shed its image of a state - owned bank and move into new activities . new activities What do these new activities include? 31 33 +257 1 As competition heats up in Spain ' s crowded bank market , Banco Exterior de Espana is seeking to shed its image of a state - owned bank and move into new activities . move into new activities . How do they plan to move into new activities? 29 34 +257 1 As competition heats up in Spain ' s crowded bank market , Banco Exterior de Espana is seeking to shed its image of a state - owned bank and move into new activities . shed its image of a state - owned bank Which state owned Banco Exterior de Espana? 19 28 +257 1 As competition heats up in Spain ' s crowded bank market , Banco Exterior de Espana is seeking to shed its image of a state - owned bank and move into new activities . seeking to shed its image of a state - owned bank Why is the bank looking to shed its image? 17 28 +257 2 Under the direction of its new chairman , Francisco Luzon , Spain ' s seventh largest bank is undergoing a tough restructuring that analysts say may be the first step toward the bank ' s privatization . bank ' s privatization How the bank become private? 32 36 +257 2 Under the direction of its new chairman , Francisco Luzon , Spain ' s seventh largest bank is undergoing a tough restructuring that analysts say may be the first step toward the bank ' s privatization . Spain ' s seventh largest bank When was this bank founded? 11 17 +257 2 Under the direction of its new chairman , Francisco Luzon , Spain ' s seventh largest bank is undergoing a tough restructuring that analysts say may be the first step toward the bank ' s privatization . undergoing a tough restructuring How is the bank restructuring? 18 22 +257 3 The state - owned industrial holding company Instituto Nacional de Industria and the Bank of Spain jointly hold a 13 . 94 % stake in Banco Exterior . Banco Exterior What does Banco Exterior do? 25 27 +257 3 The state - owned industrial holding company Instituto Nacional de Industria and the Bank of Spain jointly hold a 13 . 94 % stake in Banco Exterior . 13 . 94 % stake How much is that in US dollars? 19 24 +257 4 The government directly owns 51 . 4 % and Factorex , a financial services company , holds 8 . 42 % . and Factorex , What is Factorex's networth? 8 11 +258 1 Three new issues begin trading on the New York Stock Exchange today , and one began trading on the Nasdaq / National Market System last week . Three new issues What are the three new issues? 0 3 +258 1 Three new issues begin trading on the New York Stock Exchange today , and one began trading on the Nasdaq / National Market System last week . Three new issues What are the three new issues? 0 3 +258 1 Three new issues begin trading on the New York Stock Exchange today , and one began trading on the Nasdaq / National Market System last week . Three What were the three new issues? 0 1 +258 1 Three new issues begin trading on the New York Stock Exchange today , and one began trading on the Nasdaq / National Market System last week . one What issue began trading last week? 14 15 +258 1 Three new issues begin trading on the New York Stock Exchange today , and one began trading on the Nasdaq / National Market System last week . issues What are the issues? 2 3 +258 2 On the Big Board , Crawford & Co . , Atlanta , ( CFD ) begins trading today . Big Board , Crawford & Co . , Atlanta , ( CFD ) What are these companies? 2 15 +258 2 On the Big Board , Crawford & Co . , Atlanta , ( CFD ) begins trading today . Big What is the Big Board? 2 3 +258 2 On the Big Board , Crawford & Co . , Atlanta , ( CFD ) begins trading today . Big Board , what is the big board? 2 5 +258 2 On the Big Board , Crawford & Co . , Atlanta , ( CFD ) begins trading today . Big Board , What is the big board? 2 5 +258 3 Crawford evaluates health care plans , manages medical and disability aspects of worker ' s compensation injuries and is involved in claims adjustments for insurance companies . Crawford Was Crawford a private company before? 0 1 +258 3 Crawford evaluates health care plans , manages medical and disability aspects of worker ' s compensation injuries and is involved in claims adjustments for insurance companies . Crawford evaluates how do they do so much? 0 2 +258 4 Also beginning trading today on the Big Board are El Paso Refinery Limited Partnership , El Paso , Texas , ( ELP ) and Franklin Multi - Income Trust , San Mateo , Calif . , ( FMI ) . Big Board What is the Big Board? 6 8 +258 5 El Paso owns and operates a petroleum refinery . petroleum refinery What does a petroleum refinery do? 6 8 +258 5 El Paso owns and operates a petroleum refinery . petroleum How long has El Paso been in business? 6 7 +258 5 El Paso owns and operates a petroleum refinery . petroleum refinery what is petroleum? 6 8 +259 1 Friday , October 27 , 1989 Friday , October 27 , 1989 What is this date for? 0 6 +259 1 Friday , October 27 , 1989 Friday , WHAT HAPPENED THAT DAY? 0 2 +259 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . foreign annual interest Does this reflect the interest we pay or the interest from foreign companies? 7 10 +259 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . represent WHAT DO THEY REPRESENT? 23 24 +259 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . PRIME RATE : Why is it called Prime Rate rather than secondary or tertiary? 0 3 +259 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . 10 1 / 2 % When was a 10.5% interest rate set as prime? 3 8 +259 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % prime rate for what? 0 8 +259 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . PRIME RATE : what is a prime rate? 0 3 +259 4 The base rate on corporate loans at large U . S . money center commercial banks . base rate on corporate loans Are public loans determined at the same rate? 1 6 +259 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 8 3 / 4 % high , 8 11 / 16 % low , 8 5 / 8 % near closing bid , 8 11 / 16 % offered . 8 3 / 4 % high , Are all federal interest rates of this kind between 8-9%? 3 10 +259 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 8 3 / 4 % high , 8 11 / 16 % low , 8 5 / 8 % near closing bid , 8 11 / 16 % offered . FEDERAL FUNDS : Does the federal government set the guidelines or is it indicative of the economy? 0 3 +260 1 CHICAGO As politicians in Washington took a step toward tightening the nation ' s gun laws on Wednesday , first lady Michelle Obama sat down with Chicago high school students whose stories about violence brought her to tears . politicians in Washington Which politicians? 2 5 +260 2 Before the meeting began at Harper High School in West Englewood , Obama said she wanted to hear from each of the 22 students representing youth programs at the school and that she had as much time as they needed to take . she wanted to hear from each of the 22 students was she able to do that? 14 24 +260 2 Before the meeting began at Harper High School in West Englewood , Obama said she wanted to hear from each of the 22 students representing youth programs at the school and that she had as much time as they needed to take . meeting What was the meeting involving? 2 3 +260 2 Before the meeting began at Harper High School in West Englewood , Obama said she wanted to hear from each of the 22 students representing youth programs at the school and that she had as much time as they needed to take . youth programs What were the youth programs represented? 25 27 +260 3 She had come home to Chicago , she said , to do a lot of listening . listening Who's she listening to? 15 16 +260 3 She had come home to Chicago , she said , to do a lot of listening . home to Chicago , has she lived there forever? 3 7 +260 5 According to the students , the first lady wanted to know how many of them had been affected by the gun violence . first lady wanted did she learn the answer? 6 9 +261 1 DONGHUI VILLAGE , China - The pig farmer was not in a good mood . not Why was the pig farmer not in a good mood? 9 10 +261 1 DONGHUI VILLAGE , China - The pig farmer was not in a good mood . The pig farmer which pig farmer? 5 8 +261 2 Standing in front of barns that hold more than 500 pigs , the man with muck - splattered boots said he ' s been losing money as the price of pork falls and the costs of feed and other supplies climb . price Why has the price of pork been falling? 28 29 +261 3 When some of his pigs started dying early this year , following a series of temperature swings and rains , there was little choice but to throw them out , said the farmer , who asked that only his surname , Wang , be used . throw What does he mean when he says that had no choice but to \"throw them out?\" 26 27 +261 3 When some of his pigs started dying early this year , following a series of temperature swings and rains , there was little choice but to throw them out , said the farmer , who asked that only his surname , Wang , be used . throw them throw them where? 26 28 +261 4 Previously , farmers in the area would have sold them to a dealer who bought dead , sometimes diseased , pigs and illegally resold them to be packaged for consumer consumption . illegally Are they not inspected before going on the market? 22 23 +261 4 Previously , farmers in the area would have sold them to a dealer who bought dead , sometimes diseased , pigs and illegally resold them to be packaged for consumer consumption . consumption I found nothing vague? 30 31 +261 5 But late last year , the government began cracking down on that trade . on that trade I found nothing vague? 10 13 +261 5 But late last year , the government began cracking down on that trade . government began cracking how did they crack down? 6 9 +262 1 LEAVENWORTH , Wash . - Biologist Don Youkey picked his way along a log nailed to a tree trunk nearly 5 feet above the ground and reached overhead to hang a cow knuckle bone and chunk of raw rib meat . cow knuckle cows have knuckles? 31 33 +262 1 LEAVENWORTH , Wash . - Biologist Don Youkey picked his way along a log nailed to a tree trunk nearly 5 feet above the ground and reached overhead to hang a cow knuckle bone and chunk of raw rib meat . hang Why is Youkey hanging meat from a tree? 29 30 +262 2 He hopes the tasty new bait will lure one of the newest carnivores cruising these snowy woods to trigger a remote camera that will snap its photo : Gulo gulo , the wily wolverine . Gulo gulo , what is a gulo gulo? 28 31 +262 2 He hopes the tasty new bait will lure one of the newest carnivores cruising these snowy woods to trigger a remote camera that will snap its photo : Gulo gulo , the wily wolverine . cruising Why is the wolverine cruising these woods? 13 14 +262 3 Once shot on sight , trapped and poisoned as vermin , wolverines were gone from Washington by the 1930s . Washington by the 1930s will they come back? 15 19 +262 4 But they are making a comeback , repopulating portions of their historic home range for the first time in decades . making a comeback , how did they come back? 3 7 +262 5 On Friday , they were proposed for listing as a threatened species under the Endangered Species Act . On Friday , which friday? 0 3 +263 1 CHICAGO - The four horses hadn ' t been visited in weeks . four horses hadn ' t been visited in weeks Why haven't the four horses been visited in weeks? 3 12 +263 1 CHICAGO - The four horses hadn ' t been visited in weeks . hadn ' t been visited Why haven't the horses been visited? 5 10 +263 1 CHICAGO - The four horses hadn ' t been visited in weeks . four horses what is four horses? 3 5 +263 1 CHICAGO - The four horses hadn ' t been visited in weeks . four horses Which 3 horses are they referring to? 3 5 +263 1 CHICAGO - The four horses hadn ' t been visited in weeks . hadn ' t been visited Why hadn't they been visited? 5 10 +263 2 There was no water in their buckets , no hay in their stalsl . no hay in their stalsl How were the horses surviving without hay and water? 8 13 +263 2 There was no water in their buckets , no hay in their stalsl . no water Why were the horses being neglected? 2 4 +263 2 There was no water in their buckets , no hay in their stalsl . stalsl is this a typo? 12 13 +263 2 There was no water in their buckets , no hay in their stalsl . stalsl What is this word? Is this a misspelling of the word stalls? 12 13 +263 3 All of the animals looked dangerously thin . dangerously thin . How could a pet owner let their animals get dangerously thin? 5 8 +263 3 All of the animals looked dangerously thin . All of the animals Were there more than four horses involved? 0 4 +263 4 The horses ' caregiver apparently had stopped showing up . caregiver Who was the caregiver?\n\n 3 4 +263 4 The horses ' caregiver apparently had stopped showing up . stopped showing up Why had they stopped showing up? 6 9 +263 4 The horses ' caregiver apparently had stopped showing up . stopped showing up why didnt they show up? 6 9 +263 5 So even though the horses were not hers , Joyce Benes , the owner of an Oswego stable , fed them her own hay . even though the horses were not hers , Joyce How did Joyce know about these horses? 1 10 +263 5 So even though the horses were not hers , Joyce Benes , the owner of an Oswego stable , fed them her own hay . fed them her own hay Why did she feed them her own hay? 19 24 +263 5 So even though the horses were not hers , Joyce Benes , the owner of an Oswego stable , fed them her own hay . Oswego oswego in oregon? 16 17 +263 5 So even though the horses were not hers , Joyce Benes , the owner of an Oswego stable , fed them her own hay . horses were not hers , Who's horses are they? 4 9 +264 1 Governor Chis Christie of New Jersey chomped down on a jelly doughnut and mocked his own weight on " The Late Show with David Letterman " . mocked his own weight How did Christie mock his weight? 13 17 +264 1 Governor Chis Christie of New Jersey chomped down on a jelly doughnut and mocked his own weight on " The Late Show with David Letterman " . jelly doughnut and mocked his own weight is he fat? 10 17 +264 2 Ten days later , he underwent a secret medical procedure designed to help him lose weight . medical procedure What kind of medical procedure did Christie undergo? 8 10 +264 2 Ten days later , he underwent a secret medical procedure designed to help him lose weight . secret medical procedure what was the procedure? 7 10 +264 2 Ten days later , he underwent a secret medical procedure designed to help him lose weight . secret Why was it a secret? 7 8 +264 3 And then it was back to work , as if nothing had happened . back to was he not supposed to go back to work? 4 6 +264 3 And then it was back to work , as if nothing had happened . nothing had happened . Why did he pretend nothing happened? 10 14 +264 4 No mention of the procedure at an event in Lavallette , New Jersey , two days after the surgery or at any of the other meetings Christie held that week . No mention of the procedure Why did Christie not mention the surgery? 0 5 +264 4 No mention of the procedure at an event in Lavallette , New Jersey , two days after the surgery or at any of the other meetings Christie held that week . an event in Lavallette , New Jersey , What was the event? 6 14 +264 4 No mention of the procedure at an event in Lavallette , New Jersey , two days after the surgery or at any of the other meetings Christie held that week . No mention of the procedure Why did he not mention the procedure? 0 5 +264 5 " If I had a choice , I wouldn ' t have ever talked about it , " Christie said on Tuesday , confirming a news report that detailed his surgery nearly three months ago . wouldn ' t have ever talked about it , " Why would he never have talked about it? 8 18 +265 1 WASHINGTON - Every day , 80 to 120 children cross the Texas border illegally - and alone . alone why are the children alone? 16 17 +265 1 WASHINGTON - Every day , 80 to 120 children cross the Texas border illegally - and alone . day , Who takes care of the children after they cross? 3 5 +265 1 WASHINGTON - Every day , 80 to 120 children cross the Texas border illegally - and alone . and alone how do they know how to do it? 15 17 +265 2 What ' s happening in Texas reflects a nationwide trend : Immigration by undocumented children under 18 is on the rise , even as fewer adults come into the country illegally . undocumented What is the process when children under 18 try to cross into Texas? 13 14 +265 3 The Border Patrol apprehended 24 , 481 unaccompanied children in 2012 , more than three times than in 2008 . apprehended How did Border Patrol go about the situation? 3 4 +265 3 The Border Patrol apprehended 24 , 481 unaccompanied children in 2012 , more than three times than in 2008 . 2012 , more than three times than in 2008 why is it rising? 10 19 +265 4 Of that total , federal authorities referred a record 13 , 625 children to another part of the federal government , called the Office of Refugee Resettlement ( ORR ) within the U . S . Health and Human Services . Office What does the Office of Refugee Resettlement do? 23 24 +265 5 This agency is responsible for the care and custody of minor children while their immigration status is considered . status is considered who is considered their status. 15 18 +265 5 This agency is responsible for the care and custody of minor children while their immigration status is considered . responsible How does this agency care for these young children? 3 4 +265 5 This agency is responsible for the care and custody of minor children while their immigration status is considered . immigration status is what usually happens? 14 17 +266 1 CAMP BASTION , Afghanistan - Almost four years after the MV - 22 Osprey arrived in Afghanistan , trailing a reputation as dangerous and hard to maintain , the U . S . Marine Corps finally has had an opportunity to test the controversial hybrid aircraft in real war conditions . as dangerous and hard to maintain , Why was it dangerous and hard to maintain? 21 28 +266 1 CAMP BASTION , Afghanistan - Almost four years after the MV - 22 Osprey arrived in Afghanistan , trailing a reputation as dangerous and hard to maintain , the U . S . Marine Corps finally has had an opportunity to test the controversial hybrid aircraft in real war conditions . a reputation as dangerous and hard to maintain How did it get this reputation of dangerous and hard to maintain? 19 27 +266 1 CAMP BASTION , Afghanistan - Almost four years after the MV - 22 Osprey arrived in Afghanistan , trailing a reputation as dangerous and hard to maintain , the U . S . Marine Corps finally has had an opportunity to test the controversial hybrid aircraft in real war conditions . controversial What makes the MV-22 Osprey controversial? 43 44 +266 2 The reviews are startlingly positive . startlingly positive Why is it startling that the reviews are positive? 3 5 +266 2 The reviews are startlingly positive . The reviews Who's reviews? 0 2 +266 2 The reviews are startlingly positive . startlingly why is it startling? 3 4 +266 3 " This is an ugly duckling that turned into a swan , " said Richard Whittle , the author of " The Dream Machine : The Untold History of the Notorious V - 22 Osprey " and a senior scholar at the Wilson Center , a research center in Washington . ugly duckling that turned into a swan How did it go from \"ugly duckling\" and turn into \"a swan\"? 4 11 +266 3 " This is an ugly duckling that turned into a swan , " said Richard Whittle , the author of " The Dream Machine : The Untold History of the Notorious V - 22 Osprey " and a senior scholar at the Wilson Center , a research center in Washington . senior scholar what is their name? 38 40 +266 3 " This is an ugly duckling that turned into a swan , " said Richard Whittle , the author of " The Dream Machine : The Untold History of the Notorious V - 22 Osprey " and a senior scholar at the Wilson Center , a research center in Washington . turned into a swan , " What transformation did the Osprey undergo? 7 13 +266 4 " It is still probably more expensive than it should be , and more expensive to operate . more expensive than it should be , How much should it cost? 5 12 +266 4 " It is still probably more expensive than it should be , and more expensive to operate . more expensive than it should be How is it more expensive than it should be, and based on who's determination and budget? 5 11 +266 4 " It is still probably more expensive than it should be , and more expensive to operate . more expensive to operate It is more expensive to operate compared to what, and again, is this based on someone's determination and budget? If so, who's? 13 17 +266 4 " It is still probably more expensive than it should be , and more expensive to operate . than it should be , how expensive should it be? 7 12 +266 4 " It is still probably more expensive than it should be , and more expensive to operate . expensive to operate What makes it more expensive to operate? 14 17 +266 5 But I think many people are still laboring under the impression that it is dangerous to fly , when it now has probably the best safety record of any rotorcraft that the military flies " . impression that it is dangerous to fly What is this impression that it is dangerous to fly based on? 10 17 +266 5 But I think many people are still laboring under the impression that it is dangerous to fly , when it now has probably the best safety record of any rotorcraft that the military flies " . probably the best safety record How was this safety record determined? 22 27 +266 5 But I think many people are still laboring under the impression that it is dangerous to fly , when it now has probably the best safety record of any rotorcraft that the military flies " . it is dangerous to fly , Why is there an impression the Osprey is dangerous to fly? 12 18 +267 1 ST . LOUIS – Brad Erwin was in junior high that day in August 1990 , when a tornado destroyed much of his hometown of Plainfield , Illinois , including two schools . Plainfield , Where is this located in Illinois? 25 27 +267 1 ST . LOUIS – Brad Erwin was in junior high that day in August 1990 , when a tornado destroyed much of his hometown of Plainfield , Illinois , including two schools . two schools What schools were destroyed? 30 32 +267 1 ST . LOUIS – Brad Erwin was in junior high that day in August 1990 , when a tornado destroyed much of his hometown of Plainfield , Illinois , including two schools . Brad Erwin who is brad erwin? 4 6 +267 1 ST . LOUIS – Brad Erwin was in junior high that day in August 1990 , when a tornado destroyed much of his hometown of Plainfield , Illinois , including two schools . destroyed What type of destruction? 19 20 +267 2 Twenty - nine people died during the storm . storm Did people die because of the storm or because the town was ill prepared? 7 8 +267 2 Twenty - nine people died during the storm . Twenty - nine people Who were these people? What were their ages? 0 4 +267 2 Twenty - nine people died during the storm . died How many were injured? 4 5 +267 3 Erwin believes the death toll could have been much higher had it been one day later , when hundreds of children were to fill classrooms and start the school year . toll Does this mean that the tornado went through a school or school zone? 4 5 +267 3 Erwin believes the death toll could have been much higher had it been one day later , when hundreds of children were to fill classrooms and start the school year . one day later , Why would the classroom setting have changed the death toll? 13 17 +267 4 Now he ' s obsessed with preventing such a scenario . obsessed In what way is he obsessed? 4 5 +267 4 Now he ' s obsessed with preventing such a scenario . preventing How would he be able to prevent a tornado? 6 7 +267 5 Erwin runs an architecture company in Springfield , Missouri , that designs and builds tornado safe rooms in schools - structures with walls and ceilings so strong , and footings so deep , they should withstand winds stronger than those that destroyed schools in Oklahoma City this week . designs Have these designs been tested? 11 12 +267 5 Erwin runs an architecture company in Springfield , Missouri , that designs and builds tornado safe rooms in schools - structures with walls and ceilings so strong , and footings so deep , they should withstand winds stronger than those that destroyed schools in Oklahoma City this week . strong , How is this strength measured? 26 28 +267 5 Erwin runs an architecture company in Springfield , Missouri , that designs and builds tornado safe rooms in schools - structures with walls and ceilings so strong , and footings so deep , they should withstand winds stronger than those that destroyed schools in Oklahoma City this week . Erwin runs an architecture company What is the name of the architecture company? 0 5 +268 1 WASHINGTON - Walk the aisles of any neighborhood grocery store today and you ' re as likely to find tomatoes picked in Sinaloa , Mexico , as Central California or oranges from Sao Paulo , Brazil , as Bradenton , Florida . any neighborhood Any is vague 6 8 +268 2 Farmers across the country warn that shoppers will find even more imported food on their store shelves if Congress fails to pass immigration legislation that would guarantee them enough workers to milk their cows and harvest their fruits and vegetables . Farmers across the country How many farms is there across the country? 0 4 +268 2 Farmers across the country warn that shoppers will find even more imported food on their store shelves if Congress fails to pass immigration legislation that would guarantee them enough workers to milk their cows and harvest their fruits and vegetables . guarantee them how can they guarantee? 26 28 +268 3 " The bottom line is people need to decide whether they ' d rather import their labor or import their food , " said Randall Patterson , a China Grove , North Carolina , farmer who grows strawberries , cucumbers and watermelons among his crops . a China Grove , North Carolina , Not needed to but his location just say immigrant kind of confusing 27 34 +268 3 " The bottom line is people need to decide whether they ' d rather import their labor or import their food , " said Randall Patterson , a China Grove , North Carolina , farmer who grows strawberries , cucumbers and watermelons among his crops . import their labor or import their food , " what is the difference? 14 23 +268 4 The 52 - year - old third - generation farmer employs about 140 foreign - born workers on his 1 , 200 - acre farm legally through a federal system similar to the one a bipartisan team of senators wants to overhaul and streamline . 52 - year - old third - generation farmer is he knowledgable? 1 10 +268 5 But crops are being left to rot in fields from Florida to California and Washington state because farmers can ' t find enough workers willing to pick their crops . rot in fields How much money is the rotting crops costing the farmers? 6 9 +268 5 But crops are being left to rot in fields from Florida to California and Washington state because farmers can ' t find enough workers willing to pick their crops . rot in fields do bugs eat it? 6 9 +269 1 WASHINGTON - Under pressure from Congress and international allies , President Barack Obama announced a change in what has been a central piece of his counterterrorism strategy , saying he would place new restrictions on the targeting of terrorists with missiles fired from drones . Under pressure Why was Barack Obama under pressure to change a central piece of his counterterrorism strategy? 2 4 +269 1 WASHINGTON - Under pressure from Congress and international allies , President Barack Obama announced a change in what has been a central piece of his counterterrorism strategy , saying he would place new restrictions on the targeting of terrorists with missiles fired from drones . Under pressure why was he under pressure? 2 4 +269 1 WASHINGTON - Under pressure from Congress and international allies , President Barack Obama announced a change in what has been a central piece of his counterterrorism strategy , saying he would place new restrictions on the targeting of terrorists with missiles fired from drones . new restrictions on the targeting Why is he placing new restrictions? 32 37 +269 1 WASHINGTON - Under pressure from Congress and international allies , President Barack Obama announced a change in what has been a central piece of his counterterrorism strategy , saying he would place new restrictions on the targeting of terrorists with missiles fired from drones . new What are the new restrictions? 32 33 +269 1 WASHINGTON - Under pressure from Congress and international allies , President Barack Obama announced a change in what has been a central piece of his counterterrorism strategy , saying he would place new restrictions on the targeting of terrorists with missiles fired from drones . he would place new restrictions What are the new restrictions? 29 34 +269 2 In a speech that takes stock of America ' s long battle with al - Qaida , the president said he would continue ordering lethal drone strikes to stop potential terror attacks because the relative precision of drone warfare is preferable to major troop deployments or traditional bombing . he would continue ordering lethal drone strikes Why would he order drone strikes around where troops are? 20 27 +269 2 In a speech that takes stock of America ' s long battle with al - Qaida , the president said he would continue ordering lethal drone strikes to stop potential terror attacks because the relative precision of drone warfare is preferable to major troop deployments or traditional bombing . ordering lethal drone strikes Do drone strikes accidentally hit unintended targets? 23 27 +269 2 In a speech that takes stock of America ' s long battle with al - Qaida , the president said he would continue ordering lethal drone strikes to stop potential terror attacks because the relative precision of drone warfare is preferable to major troop deployments or traditional bombing . drone Will innocents be killed? 25 26 +269 3 But a newly codified rule book , administration officials said , would hold U . S . authorities to a tougher standard when deciding whom to kill , where , and under what circumstances . newly codified rule book , How did this newly codified rule book come to be? 2 7 +269 3 But a newly codified rule book , administration officials said , would hold U . S . authorities to a tougher standard when deciding whom to kill , where , and under what circumstances . codified what does codified mean? 3 4 +269 3 But a newly codified rule book , administration officials said , would hold U . S . authorities to a tougher standard when deciding whom to kill , where , and under what circumstances . hold How will they be able to make sure they follow the new rule book? 12 13 +269 3 But a newly codified rule book , administration officials said , would hold U . S . authorities to a tougher standard when deciding whom to kill , where , and under what circumstances . a newly codified rule book , Who will author the rule book? 1 7 +269 4 Under the new policy , strikes will only be authorized against militants who pose " a continuing , imminent threat , " aides said , instead of " a significant threat , " which had been the previous standard . " a continuing , imminent threat , " How do you decide who poses a continuing and imminent threat? 14 22 +269 4 Under the new policy , strikes will only be authorized against militants who pose " a continuing , imminent threat , " aides said , instead of " a significant threat , " which had been the previous standard . imminent meaning soon? 18 19 +269 4 Under the new policy , strikes will only be authorized against militants who pose " a continuing , imminent threat , " aides said , instead of " a significant threat , " which had been the previous standard . Under the new policy , What were some of the reasons leading up to this new policy? 0 5 +269 4 Under the new policy , strikes will only be authorized against militants who pose " a continuing , imminent threat , " aides said , instead of " a significant threat , " which had been the previous standard . continuing , How is \"a continuing, imminent threat\" different than a \"significant threat?\" 16 18 +269 5 Before any strike is undertaken , " there must be a near certainty that no civilians will be killed or injured , " said a senior administration official who spoke under ground rules that did not allow him to be named . ground rules which rules? 31 33 +269 5 Before any strike is undertaken , " there must be a near certainty that no civilians will be killed or injured , " said a senior administration official who spoke under ground rules that did not allow him to be named . ground Why couldn't he be named? 31 32 +270 1 BALTIMORE - Some of springtime ' s more notable heralds appear to be fading away , as a new study finds frogs , toads and salamanders disappearing at an alarming rate across the United States . notable heralds appear to be fading away , Why are the heralds fading? 8 16 +270 1 BALTIMORE - Some of springtime ' s more notable heralds appear to be fading away , as a new study finds frogs , toads and salamanders disappearing at an alarming rate across the United States . disappearing at an alarming rate WHY ARE THEY DISAPPEARING? 26 31 +270 1 BALTIMORE - Some of springtime ' s more notable heralds appear to be fading away , as a new study finds frogs , toads and salamanders disappearing at an alarming rate across the United States . frogs , toads and salamanders Why are these types of amphibians disappearing and not other amphibians? 21 26 +270 1 BALTIMORE - Some of springtime ' s more notable heralds appear to be fading away , as a new study finds frogs , toads and salamanders disappearing at an alarming rate across the United States . disappearing at an alarming rate Whats is causing them to disappear at an alarming rate? 26 31 +270 2 In what they say is the first analysis of its kind , scientists with the U . S . Geological Survey and a couple of universities report that declines in environmentally sensitive amphibians are more widespread and more severe than previously thought . a couple of universities Which universities? 22 26 +270 2 In what they say is the first analysis of its kind , scientists with the U . S . Geological Survey and a couple of universities report that declines in environmentally sensitive amphibians are more widespread and more severe than previously thought . more widespread and more severe How are they more widespread and severe than first thought? 34 39 +270 2 In what they say is the first analysis of its kind , scientists with the U . S . Geological Survey and a couple of universities report that declines in environmentally sensitive amphibians are more widespread and more severe than previously thought . more severe than previously thought . WHAT RATE DID THE SCIENTIST PREVIOUSLY THINK BEFORE? 37 43 +270 2 In what they say is the first analysis of its kind , scientists with the U . S . Geological Survey and a couple of universities report that declines in environmentally sensitive amphibians are more widespread and more severe than previously thought . environmentally sensitive amphibians How are the researchers determining that the numbers of environmentally sensitive amphibians are declining? 30 33 +270 3 Even the most common critters , such as the spring peepers that make Maryland marshes ring with their mating cries , appear to be losing ground . appear to be losing ground How are the critters losing ground? 21 26 +270 3 Even the most common critters , such as the spring peepers that make Maryland marshes ring with their mating cries , appear to be losing ground . losing ground HOW ARE THEY LOSING GROUND? 24 26 +270 3 Even the most common critters , such as the spring peepers that make Maryland marshes ring with their mating cries , appear to be losing ground . peepers that make Maryland marshes What factors are determining the loss of the spring peepers? 10 15 +270 4 What ' s more , they also seem to be vanishing from ponds , streams , wetlands and other supposedly protected habitat in national parks and wildlife refuges . they also seem to be vanishing WHEN DID THEY BEGIN VANISHING? 5 11 +270 4 What ' s more , they also seem to be vanishing from ponds , streams , wetlands and other supposedly protected habitat in national parks and wildlife refuges . ponds , streams , wetlands Are these natural wetlands or were the wetland created by artificial means? 12 17 +270 5 " What we found was a little surprising , " said Evan Grant , a USGS wildlife biologist and study co - author who monitors amphibians in the Northeast . " What we found was a little surprising , " Why was the finding surprising? 0 10 +270 5 " What we found was a little surprising , " said Evan Grant , a USGS wildlife biologist and study co - author who monitors amphibians in the Northeast . little surprising , " WHY WAS IT A LITTLE SURPRISING? 6 10 +270 5 " What we found was a little surprising , " said Evan Grant , a USGS wildlife biologist and study co - author who monitors amphibians in the Northeast . little surprising , " Why was this surprising considering global warming? 6 10 +270 5 " What we found was a little surprising , " said Evan Grant , a USGS wildlife biologist and study co - author who monitors amphibians in the Northeast . " What we found was a little surprising , " What did they find that was surprising? 0 10 +271 1 A centuries - old farming technique called dry farming - once the order of the day in California ' s Central Valley - is once again drawing the interest of some of the region ' s farmers . dry farming What is dry farming? 7 9 +271 1 A centuries - old farming technique called dry farming - once the order of the day in California ' s Central Valley - is once again drawing the interest of some of the region ' s farmers . once again What has changed that there is a resurgence now? 24 26 +271 1 A centuries - old farming technique called dry farming - once the order of the day in California ' s Central Valley - is once again drawing the interest of some of the region ' s farmers . once the order of the day Why did it ever fall out of favor? 10 16 +271 1 A centuries - old farming technique called dry farming - once the order of the day in California ' s Central Valley - is once again drawing the interest of some of the region ' s farmers . some of the region ' s farmers Why only some, and which ones? 30 37 +271 1 A centuries - old farming technique called dry farming - once the order of the day in California ' s Central Valley - is once again drawing the interest of some of the region ' s farmers . dry farming What is dry farming? 7 9 +271 2 The technique is as simple as it is risky . risky How is it risky? 8 9 +271 2 The technique is as simple as it is risky . risky why is it risky? 8 9 +271 2 The technique is as simple as it is risky . risky What are the risks? 8 9 +271 2 The technique is as simple as it is risky . simple as it is risky Why is it simple and risky? 4 9 +271 3 Dry farming relies solely on rainwater to keep crops growing throughout a dry season . Dry farming why is this technique used? 0 2 +271 3 Dry farming relies solely on rainwater to keep crops growing throughout a dry season . solely on rainwater How does this work, when the rainy season is so short? 3 6 +271 4 Used for centuries in the Mediterranean region to grow crops like olives and grapes , the technique is not for the faint of heart . the technique is not for the faint of heart Why is it not for the faint of heart? 15 24 +271 4 Used for centuries in the Mediterranean region to grow crops like olives and grapes , the technique is not for the faint of heart . grapes , the technique is not why use it then? 13 19 +271 4 Used for centuries in the Mediterranean region to grow crops like olives and grapes , the technique is not for the faint of heart . faint of heart Why isn't it for the faint of heart? 21 24 +271 5 A year with a dry winter can devastate crop output and put an onerous dent in a farmer ' s wallet . dry winter What exactly constitutes as a \"dry winter\"? No rain at all? only a little rain? 4 6 +272 1 PALM BEACH , Fla . - Early one Saturday in August 1992 , South Floridians discovered they had 48 hours to brace for , or flee , the newly formed Andrew , which would become one of the nation ' s most infamous hurricanes . Andrew , What category was it at that time? 30 32 +272 1 PALM BEACH , Fla . - Early one Saturday in August 1992 , South Floridians discovered they had 48 hours to brace for , or flee , the newly formed Andrew , which would become one of the nation ' s most infamous hurricanes . hurricanes how many do they get? 43 44 +272 1 PALM BEACH , Fla . - Early one Saturday in August 1992 , South Floridians discovered they had 48 hours to brace for , or flee , the newly formed Andrew , which would become one of the nation ' s most infamous hurricanes . brace Why did they not make it mandatory to evacuate? 21 22 +272 1 PALM BEACH , Fla . - Early one Saturday in August 1992 , South Floridians discovered they had 48 hours to brace for , or flee , the newly formed Andrew , which would become one of the nation ' s most infamous hurricanes . infamous Why is Andrew so infamous? 42 43 +272 2 Oklahomans got all of 16 minutes before Monday ' s tornado . 16 Does Oklahoma have a tornado siren? 4 5 +272 2 Oklahomans got all of 16 minutes before Monday ' s tornado . minutes Why did they only get 16 minutes of warning? 5 6 +272 3 And that was more time than most past twisters have allowed . past twisters how much less time? 7 9 +272 3 And that was more time than most past twisters have allowed . more Do people usually have more time to prepare? 3 4 +272 3 And that was more time than most past twisters have allowed . more Why is there so little time? 3 4 +272 4 In the grim parlor game of " choose your poison , " Floridians debate with their tornado - weary friends and family about which disaster they ' d rather have . parlor game what is a parlor game? 3 5 +272 4 In the grim parlor game of " choose your poison , " Floridians debate with their tornado - weary friends and family about which disaster they ' d rather have . disaster What are their choices? 24 25 +272 4 In the grim parlor game of " choose your poison , " Floridians debate with their tornado - weary friends and family about which disaster they ' d rather have . parlor What is a parlor game? 3 4 +272 5 Hurricanes have a lot of cons : sustained , devastating winds , vicious storm surges and damage over a wider area . cons : What are \"cons\"? 5 7 +273 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - Crippled in space , the Kepler spacecraft ' s planet - hunting days are likely over . planet - hunting days are likely over Why is it over? 15 22 +273 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - Crippled in space , the Kepler spacecraft ' s planet - hunting days are likely over . Crippled What is exactly meant by crippled? 6 7 +273 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - Crippled in space , the Kepler spacecraft ' s planet - hunting days are likely over . Crippled in space , Why is the Kepler crippled in space? 6 10 +273 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - Crippled in space , the Kepler spacecraft ' s planet - hunting days are likely over . likely over Why is the lifetime ending? 20 22 +273 2 But its discoveries may be yet to come . discoveries may be yet to come What discoveries? 2 8 +273 2 But its discoveries may be yet to come . discoveries What discoveries have been made so far/ 2 3 +273 2 But its discoveries may be yet to come . may be yet to come How will the Kepler continue to make discoveries? 3 8 +273 2 But its discoveries may be yet to come . come How are more discoveries still coming? 7 8 +273 3 Scientists have only begun to dig through its vast trove of data , where proof of another Earth - like planet may be hiding . another Earth - like planet may be hiding What is this planet called? 16 24 +273 3 Scientists have only begun to dig through its vast trove of data , where proof of another Earth - like planet may be hiding . data , How much data has been collected so far? 11 13 +273 3 Scientists have only begun to dig through its vast trove of data , where proof of another Earth - like planet may be hiding . Scientists have only begun Who are the scientists? 0 4 +273 4 " The signals are there , in the data we have now - we have to search for them , " said William Borucki , a space scientist at NASA ' s Ames Research Center in Mountain View , California , and the Kepler mission ' s principal investigator . " The signals are there , in the data we have now What signals are they? 0 12 +273 4 " The signals are there , in the data we have now - we have to search for them , " said William Borucki , a space scientist at NASA ' s Ames Research Center in Mountain View , California , and the Kepler mission ' s principal investigator . data Are the all the data collected in the foerm of signals? 8 9 +273 4 " The signals are there , in the data we have now - we have to search for them , " said William Borucki , a space scientist at NASA ' s Ames Research Center in Mountain View , California , and the Kepler mission ' s principal investigator . we have to search for them , " How will researchers search for the data? 13 21 +273 5 For the past four years , the $ 600 million Kepler has been a prolific planet detector from its lonely orbit , fixing its meter - wide lens , a photometer , on stars to detect the subtle dimming that occurs every time a planet passes in front of - or " transits " - its sun . the $ 600 million Kepler What is the Kepler? 6 11 +273 5 For the past four years , the $ 600 million Kepler has been a prolific planet detector from its lonely orbit , fixing its meter - wide lens , a photometer , on stars to detect the subtle dimming that occurs every time a planet passes in front of - or " transits " - its sun . stars How fr away are these stars? 33 34 +274 1 SEATTLE - Suicide stalks Indian Country , claiming more lives of native youth than those in any other population , not only in Washington state , but nationally . claiming more lives of native youth than Why is the suicide rate so high in Indian Country? 7 14 +274 1 SEATTLE - Suicide stalks Indian Country , claiming more lives of native youth than those in any other population , not only in Washington state , but nationally . native youth Why is the youth population being affected more than other populations? 11 13 +274 1 SEATTLE - Suicide stalks Indian Country , claiming more lives of native youth than those in any other population , not only in Washington state , but nationally . Suicide stalks why so high there? 2 4 +274 2 State Department of Health statistics released this month show that in Washington , the rate of suicide among native youth from 10 to 24 years old was more than double the rate of any other ethnic population . month What month is being referred to? 7 8 +274 2 State Department of Health statistics released this month show that in Washington , the rate of suicide among native youth from 10 to 24 years old was more than double the rate of any other ethnic population . double the rate What is the cause of this increase? 29 32 +274 2 State Department of Health statistics released this month show that in Washington , the rate of suicide among native youth from 10 to 24 years old was more than double the rate of any other ethnic population . ethnic population which ethnicity are they? 35 37 +274 3 Tribes are fighting back . At the Lummi Nation , tribal leaders last year enhanced a long - standing social services program with a youth suicide prevention component . tribal leaders last year Which tribal leaders? 10 14 +274 3 Tribes are fighting back . At the Lummi Nation , tribal leaders last year enhanced a long - standing social services program with a youth suicide prevention component . Tribes are fighting back How are the tribes fighting back? 0 4 +274 4 The Colville , Spokane and Yakama tribesalso are utilizing prevention grants and training through the Native Aspirations Program . Native Aspirations Program What does the Native Aspirations Program do? 15 18 +274 4 The Colville , Spokane and Yakama tribesalso are utilizing prevention grants and training through the Native Aspirations Program . prevention grants How much money is being allocated for the training? 9 11 +274 4 The Colville , Spokane and Yakama tribesalso are utilizing prevention grants and training through the Native Aspirations Program . Colville , where is colville? 1 3 +274 5 The Spokane - based program for the past five years has helped 65 tribes across the country combat suicide , the second - biggest killer of native youth , after accidents . has helped 65 tribes across the country How has the program helped the 65 tribes? 10 17 +274 5 The Spokane - based program for the past five years has helped 65 tribes across the country combat suicide , the second - biggest killer of native youth , after accidents . second - biggest killer of native youth , What is the biggest killer of native youth? 21 29 +274 5 The Spokane - based program for the past five years has helped 65 tribes across the country combat suicide , the second - biggest killer of native youth , after accidents . helped 65 tribes Is there any evidence that has been shown to prove that the grant has helped the tribes? 11 14 +275 1 MALAM JABBA , Pakistan - Boys in tattered coats schuss down Malam Jabba ' s powdery slope on homemade pine skis . powdery slope on homemade pine skis . Why did they schuss down Malam Jabba's powdery slope on homemade pine skis? 15 22 +275 1 MALAM JABBA , Pakistan - Boys in tattered coats schuss down Malam Jabba ' s powdery slope on homemade pine skis . homemade pine skis Why are boys using homemade skis? 18 21 +275 3 Bamboo sticks serve as poles . A few hundred yards away , jobless men trudge to the top of a snowy ridge to scavenge scrap metal from the mounds of rubble at what was long the country ' s only ski resort , a posh winter getaway that drew moneyed businessmen and European diplomats to this rugged northwestern region known as " the Switzerland of Pakistan " . what was long the country ' s only ski resort , What happened to have it go out of business? 32 43 +275 3 Bamboo sticks serve as poles . A few hundred yards away , jobless men trudge to the top of a snowy ridge to scavenge scrap metal from the mounds of rubble at what was long the country ' s only ski resort , a posh winter getaway that drew moneyed businessmen and European diplomats to this rugged northwestern region known as " the Switzerland of Pakistan " . " the Switzerland of Pakistan " . How long has such diversity gone on in the Switzerland of Pakistan? 61 68 +275 4 That changed five years ago , when the Taliban temporarily took control of the Swat Valley . Taliban temporarily took control How did the Taliban temporarily take control of the Swat Valley? 8 12 +275 4 That changed five years ago , when the Taliban temporarily took control of the Swat Valley . when the Taliban temporarily took control How did the Taliban take control of the valley? 6 12 +275 5 During its brutal reign in the shadow of the white - capped peaks of the Hindu Kush mountains , the Islamist militant group beheaded those it viewed as opponents , burned down schools and forbade girls to attend classes . burned down schools Why did the Taliban burn down schools? 30 33 +276 1 WASHINGTON - It began as an irresistible story : a flea market find in the West Virginia panhandle of a tiny , long - forgotten painting by a French master . West Virginia panhandle WHERE IS THAT? 15 18 +276 1 WASHINGTON - It began as an irresistible story : a flea market find in the West Virginia panhandle of a tiny , long - forgotten painting by a French master . French master Which french painter? 28 30 +276 1 WASHINGTON - It began as an irresistible story : a flea market find in the West Virginia panhandle of a tiny , long - forgotten painting by a French master . West Virginia panhandle Where in the West Virginia panhandle? 15 18 +276 2 The back story was equally irresistible : Impressionist artist Pierre - Auguste Renoir was at lunch in Paris by the Seine River in 1879 with his mistress when he grabbed a linen napkin and used it to paint her a keepsake . Impressionist artist Pierre - Auguste is that a painter? 7 12 +276 2 The back story was equally irresistible : Impressionist artist Pierre - Auguste Renoir was at lunch in Paris by the Seine River in 1879 with his mistress when he grabbed a linen napkin and used it to paint her a keepsake . used it to paint her a keepsake How did he paint with a napkin? 34 41 +276 2 The back story was equally irresistible : Impressionist artist Pierre - Auguste Renoir was at lunch in Paris by the Seine River in 1879 with his mistress when he grabbed a linen napkin and used it to paint her a keepsake . mistress Who was his mistress? 26 27 +276 3 Since the announcement last September that the painting - " Paysage Bords de Seine , " or " On the Shore of the Seine " - bought in a $ 7 box of knickknacks was being put up for auction in Alexandria , Virginia , an intriguing mystery has unfolded with an assortment of characters . unfolded what type of mystery? 49 50 +276 3 Since the announcement last September that the painting - " Paysage Bords de Seine , " or " On the Shore of the Seine " - bought in a $ 7 box of knickknacks was being put up for auction in Alexandria , Virginia , an intriguing mystery has unfolded with an assortment of characters . assortment of characters Who are the characters involved? 52 55 +276 4 A dowager art collector , perplexed museum officials , the insistent buyer and the FBI all have become part of the tale that appeals to a sense that , like the hopeful people who empty their closets for " Antiques Roadshow , " gems lie hidden among the everyday , just waiting to be revealed . dowager what is a dowager? 1 2 +276 4 A dowager art collector , perplexed museum officials , the insistent buyer and the FBI all have become part of the tale that appeals to a sense that , like the hopeful people who empty their closets for " Antiques Roadshow , " gems lie hidden among the everyday , just waiting to be revealed . " Antiques Roadshow , " What is Antiques Roadshow? Everyone may not know. 38 43 +277 1 By springtime , a lot of high school seniors are cruising to the end of school . cruising How exactly are the high school seniors \"cruising?\" 10 11 +277 1 By springtime , a lot of high school seniors are cruising to the end of school . cruising Does this mean not working as hard at school? Or do teachers/schools ease up on them as they get closer? 10 11 +277 1 By springtime , a lot of high school seniors are cruising to the end of school . cruising cruising in a car? 10 11 +277 2 Maceo Rucker - Shivers can ' t afford to join them . can ' t afford Why can't this individual cruise? 4 8 +277 2 Maceo Rucker - Shivers can ' t afford to join them . can ' t Why can't Maceo Rucker-Shivers join the other seniors? 4 7 +277 2 Maceo Rucker - Shivers can ' t afford to join them . Maceo Rucker - Shivers who is he? 0 4 +277 3 His class work at Olympic High School ' s math / science school in Charlotte , N . C . , and his after - school job at nearby Bosch Rexroth Corp . are preparing him for work as a machinist technician . preparing How is his class work and after-school job preparing him? 34 35 +277 3 His class work at Olympic High School ' s math / science school in Charlotte , N . C . , and his after - school job at nearby Bosch Rexroth Corp . are preparing him for work as a machinist technician . His class work Is he a senior? 0 3 +277 4 His supervisors at the German company are watching to see whether his skills and work ethic justify paying his tuition at community college after graduation . paying his tuition How common is this scenario in this area? 17 20 +277 4 His supervisors at the German company are watching to see whether his skills and work ethic justify paying his tuition at community college after graduation . watching Does this company pay for other students' tuitions? 7 8 +277 4 His supervisors at the German company are watching to see whether his skills and work ethic justify paying his tuition at community college after graduation . paying his tuition they cant get him into a university? 17 20 +277 5 " You have to bring your A - game every day , " Rucker - Shivers said . bring your A - game Why is the program so competitive? 4 9 +277 5 " You have to bring your A - game every day , " Rucker - Shivers said . Rucker - Shivers How has Rucker-Shivers been showing his supervisors that he is a hard worker? 13 16 +277 5 " You have to bring your A - game every day , " Rucker - Shivers said . A - game How does this relate to high school performance? 6 9 +277 5 " You have to bring your A - game every day , " Rucker - Shivers said . A - game is he able to bring it? 6 9 +278 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - Scheming to rearrange the heavens , scientists are busy planning how to pluck , push and park a spinning asteroid between here and the moon . Scheming to rearrange the heavens , Why are scientists scheming? 6 12 +278 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - Scheming to rearrange the heavens , scientists are busy planning how to pluck , push and park a spinning asteroid between here and the moon . scientists are busy planning What scientists are working on this? 12 16 +278 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - Scheming to rearrange the heavens , scientists are busy planning how to pluck , push and park a spinning asteroid between here and the moon . scientists are busy Who are the scientists? 12 15 +278 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - Scheming to rearrange the heavens , scientists are busy planning how to pluck , push and park a spinning asteroid between here and the moon . spinning asteroid why is it spinning? 24 26 +278 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - Scheming to rearrange the heavens , scientists are busy planning how to pluck , push and park a spinning asteroid between here and the moon . pluck , push and park Why do scientists want to pluck, push and park a spinning asteroid? 18 23 +278 2 While most of us hope to dodge space rocks , NASA has unveiled an ambitious , $ 105 million plan to build a spaceship to drag one closer to Earth . $ 105 million plan Who pays for this budget? 16 20 +278 3 It ' s the Space Age equivalent of bringing the mountain to Muhammad and a first step in our future voyage to Mars . first step in our future voyage to Mars Is there a timeline to get to Mars? 15 23 +278 3 It ' s the Space Age equivalent of bringing the mountain to Muhammad and a first step in our future voyage to Mars . mountain to Muhammad which mountain was that? 10 13 +278 4 " Our goal is to go out there and rendezvous - then get it into the hands of the people who can understand it , " said David Korsmeyer , director of the Engineering Directorate at Mountain View , Calif . ' s NASA Ames Research Center , which will contribute to the project . goal is to go out there and rendezvous Why is the goal to rendezvous? 2 10 +278 4 " Our goal is to go out there and rendezvous - then get it into the hands of the people who can understand it , " said David Korsmeyer , director of the Engineering Directorate at Mountain View , Calif . ' s NASA Ames Research Center , which will contribute to the project . which will contribute to the project How will NASA Ames Research Center contribute? 48 54 +278 5 Asteroids command our respect because a big one could play us like a billiard ball . big one What constitutes a large asteroid? 6 8 +278 5 Asteroids command our respect because a big one could play us like a billiard ball . billiard ball would we go in a pocket? 13 15 +278 5 Asteroids command our respect because a big one could play us like a billiard ball . play us How could an asteroid play us like a billiard ball? 9 11 +279 1 WASHINGTON - Jay - Z and Beyonce ' s controversial trip to Cuba four weeks ago has stoked public interest in traveling to the forbidden island , prompting more Americans to seek similar " people - to - people " culture tours . Jay - Z and Beyonce ' s controversial trip to Cuba Why is their trip controversial? 2 13 +279 1 WASHINGTON - Jay - Z and Beyonce ' s controversial trip to Cuba four weeks ago has stoked public interest in traveling to the forbidden island , prompting more Americans to seek similar " people - to - people " culture tours . controversial trip Why was their trip controversial? 9 11 +279 1 WASHINGTON - Jay - Z and Beyonce ' s controversial trip to Cuba four weeks ago has stoked public interest in traveling to the forbidden island , prompting more Americans to seek similar " people - to - people " culture tours . " people - to - people " culture tours What are people-to-people culture tours? 33 42 +279 1 WASHINGTON - Jay - Z and Beyonce ' s controversial trip to Cuba four weeks ago has stoked public interest in traveling to the forbidden island , prompting more Americans to seek similar " people - to - people " culture tours . stoked Why did their trip stoke public interest? 17 18 +279 1 WASHINGTON - Jay - Z and Beyonce ' s controversial trip to Cuba four weeks ago has stoked public interest in traveling to the forbidden island , prompting more Americans to seek similar " people - to - people " culture tours . Jay - Z and Beyonce ' s controversial trip to Cuba Why was this trip considered controversial? 2 13 +279 1 WASHINGTON - Jay - Z and Beyonce ' s controversial trip to Cuba four weeks ago has stoked public interest in traveling to the forbidden island , prompting more Americans to seek similar " people - to - people " culture tours . traveling to the forbidden island , Why is Cuba considered forbidden? 21 27 +279 1 WASHINGTON - Jay - Z and Beyonce ' s controversial trip to Cuba four weeks ago has stoked public interest in traveling to the forbidden island , prompting more Americans to seek similar " people - to - people " culture tours . controversial trip Why was the trip controversial? 9 11 +279 2 Insight Cuba , the first and largest of the Cuba tour groups , estimates that public inquiries and bookings have grown by 10 percent to 15 percent since Jay - Z and Beyonce ' s tour in early April . public inquiries and bookings How are these inquiries and bookings being made? 15 19 +279 2 Insight Cuba , the first and largest of the Cuba tour groups , estimates that public inquiries and bookings have grown by 10 percent to 15 percent since Jay - Z and Beyonce ' s tour in early April . the first Why have there not been tour groups in the past? 3 5 +279 3 " It ' s had a huge impact . Everything from our call center to our website to our blog to our Facebook page just lit up , " said Tom Popper , president of Insight Cuba . " It ' s had a huge impact How do they know it was specifically Jay-Z and Beyoncé's trip? 0 8 +279 3 " It ' s had a huge impact . Everything from our call center to our website to our blog to our Facebook page just lit up , " said Tom Popper , president of Insight Cuba . impact Why has the tour have a huge impact? 7 8 +279 4 " People were Googling it and curious . " People were Googling it and curious According to who? 0 7 +279 4 " People were Googling it and curious . Googling Why were people Googling the tour? 3 4 +279 5 The debate got heightened , and also people ' s awareness of this kind of tour was heightened " . debate Why did the debate get heightened? 1 2 +279 5 The debate got heightened , and also people ' s awareness of this kind of tour was heightened " . The debate got heightened , What is the nature of this debate? 0 5 +279 5 The debate got heightened , and also people ' s awareness of this kind of tour was heightened " . The debate Why is there a debate about a tour group? 0 2 +280 1 HUNTINGTON BEACH , Calif . - " Yeehaw ! " the sport fishermen yelled when they saw the fins slice the gray channel water off Huntington Beach . the sport fishermen Who is the sport fisherman? 10 13 +280 1 HUNTINGTON BEACH , Calif . - " Yeehaw ! " the sport fishermen yelled when they saw the fins slice the gray channel water off Huntington Beach . " Yeehaw ! " the sport Why is \"yeehaw\" a sport? 6 12 +280 1 HUNTINGTON BEACH , Calif . - " Yeehaw ! " the sport fishermen yelled when they saw the fins slice the gray channel water off Huntington Beach . " Yeehaw ! " why were they yelling? 6 10 +280 2 The chum of chopped mackerel and sardines had worked . had worked . Why did it work? 7 10 +280 2 The chum of chopped mackerel and sardines had worked . had worked How was it used? 7 9 +280 2 The chum of chopped mackerel and sardines had worked . chum what is a chum? 1 2 +280 3 The fight was on - and so were the cameras . The fight was on Who was the fight between? 0 4 +280 3 The fight was on - and so were the cameras . fight which fight? 1 2 +280 4 The six men had motored out in the June gloom Monday morning for more than a day of fun . The six men Who were the six men? 0 3 +280 4 The six men had motored out in the June gloom Monday morning for more than a day of fun . more than a day Are the men staying on water for days at a time? 13 17 +280 4 The six men had motored out in the June gloom Monday morning for more than a day of fun . motored out What is their destination? 4 6 +280 5 They were filming a reality show called " The Professionals " for the Outdoor Channel . They were filming WHO WAS FILMING? 0 3 +280 5 They were filming a reality show called " The Professionals " for the Outdoor Channel . " The Professionals " What is the reality show about? 7 11 +281 1 ISTANBUL - Turkish police fired tear gas at a group of about 10 , 000 anti - government protesters who had rallied again Tuesday night in Istanbul ' s Taksim Square , witnesses said , hours after authorities ' latest try at clearing the square . Istanbul ' s Taksim Square , Why were protesters rallying here? 26 32 +281 1 ISTANBUL - Turkish police fired tear gas at a group of about 10 , 000 anti - government protesters who had rallied again Tuesday night in Istanbul ' s Taksim Square , witnesses said , hours after authorities ' latest try at clearing the square . anti - government protesters Why were the protestors protesting against the government? 15 19 +281 1 ISTANBUL - Turkish police fired tear gas at a group of about 10 , 000 anti - government protesters who had rallied again Tuesday night in Istanbul ' s Taksim Square , witnesses said , hours after authorities ' latest try at clearing the square . Taksim Square , with the big mosque? 29 32 +281 1 ISTANBUL - Turkish police fired tear gas at a group of about 10 , 000 anti - government protesters who had rallied again Tuesday night in Istanbul ' s Taksim Square , witnesses said , hours after authorities ' latest try at clearing the square . 10 , 000 anti - government protesters Why are they protesting? 12 19 +281 1 ISTANBUL - Turkish police fired tear gas at a group of about 10 , 000 anti - government protesters who had rallied again Tuesday night in Istanbul ' s Taksim Square , witnesses said , hours after authorities ' latest try at clearing the square . Turkish police fired tear gas Why did they fire tear gas? 2 7 +281 2 The action came after numerous arrests and injuries were reported when police and anti - government protesters clashed Tuesday morning in the square , with authorities deploying tear gas , water cannon and armored vehicles to clear demonstrators . injuries What kind of injuries were experienced by the protesters? 7 8 +281 2 The action came after numerous arrests and injuries were reported when police and anti - government protesters clashed Tuesday morning in the square , with authorities deploying tear gas , water cannon and armored vehicles to clear demonstrators . numerous arrests and injuries How many were arrested and injured? 4 8 +281 3 Police had moved in from the city ' s Besiktas district in the early morning , when only a few thousand demonstrators remained on the square after more than a week of occupation . week of occupation when will they leave? 30 33 +281 3 Police had moved in from the city ' s Besiktas district in the early morning , when only a few thousand demonstrators remained on the square after more than a week of occupation . Besiktas Where is the Besiktas district? 9 10 +281 4 Istanbul ' s Taksim Square has become the center of recent anti - government protests , which started as a demonstration against a building project in the square ' s Gezi Park but have since grown into widespread condemnation of the government ' s conservative policies . building project What was offensive about the building project? 23 25 +281 4 Istanbul ' s Taksim Square has become the center of recent anti - government protests , which started as a demonstration against a building project in the square ' s Gezi Park but have since grown into widespread condemnation of the government ' s conservative policies . demonstration against a building project Why were they protesting this building project? 20 25 +281 4 Istanbul ' s Taksim Square has become the center of recent anti - government protests , which started as a demonstration against a building project in the square ' s Gezi Park but have since grown into widespread condemnation of the government ' s conservative policies . government ' s conservative what are the government's policies? 41 45 +281 5 Although many of the protesters scattered after the morning clash , many reconnected online and vowed to return . reconnected online on which website? 12 14 +282 1 With tornadoes , advance warning comes down to minutes . comes down to minutes Are there any current efforts aimed at improving the warning time? 5 9 +282 2 In Moore , Oklahoma , on May 20 , it was 16 minutes . In Moore , Oklahoma , on May 20 , What was the size of this tornado? 0 9 +282 2 In Moore , Oklahoma , on May 20 , it was 16 minutes . on May 20 , What was the year this took place? 5 9 +282 3 In Newcastle , to the southwest , nearest where the deadly mile - wide tornado that killed 24 people first formed , it was five minutes . deadly mile - wide tornado How long did the tornado last? 10 15 +282 3 In Newcastle , to the southwest , nearest where the deadly mile - wide tornado that killed 24 people first formed , it was five minutes . In Newcastle , How much distance did the tornado travel? 0 3 +282 4 Tornadoes used to strike without any warning . used to strike without any warning When did that change? 1 7 +282 4 Tornadoes used to strike without any warning . used to strike How has technology and predictably improved over time? 1 4 +282 5 Since the 1970s , meteorologists have worked to bring the average warning time up to 13 minutes . meteorologists have worked Which meteorologists? 4 7 +282 5 Since the 1970s , meteorologists have worked to bring the average warning time up to 13 minutes . meteorologists have worked How many meteorologists have lost their lives in this effort? 4 7 +282 5 Since the 1970s , meteorologists have worked to bring the average warning time up to 13 minutes . meteorologists have worked What have they done to bring the time up? 4 7 +282 5 Since the 1970s , meteorologists have worked to bring the average warning time up to 13 minutes . have worked What measures are being taken? 5 7 +283 1 WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court ruled Thursday that naturally occurring human genes may not be patented , potentially opening up commercial and scientific terrain to more freewheeling exploration . freewheeling exploration What constitutes freewheeling exploration? 26 28 +283 1 WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court ruled Thursday that naturally occurring human genes may not be patented , potentially opening up commercial and scientific terrain to more freewheeling exploration . may not be patented , Why may they not be patented? 12 17 +283 1 WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court ruled Thursday that naturally occurring human genes may not be patented , potentially opening up commercial and scientific terrain to more freewheeling exploration . patented , Why would someone want to patent a natural human gene? 15 17 +283 2 In a unanimous decision that is a mixed bag for the multibillion - dollar pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries , the court distinguished between genes found in the human body and those created in the lab . mixed bag for the multibillion - dollar What aspects of the decision are a mixed bag? 7 14 +283 2 In a unanimous decision that is a mixed bag for the multibillion - dollar pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries , the court distinguished between genes found in the human body and those created in the lab . pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries , Which companies were the major players affected? 14 19 +283 2 In a unanimous decision that is a mixed bag for the multibillion - dollar pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries , the court distinguished between genes found in the human body and those created in the lab . mixed How can this decision give both advantages and disadvantages to pharmaceutical companies? 7 8 +283 3 " A naturally occurring DNA segment is a product of nature and not patent eligible merely because it has been isolated , " Justice Clarence Thomas wrote for the court . not patent eligible What are the usual standards for patents? 12 15 +283 3 " A naturally occurring DNA segment is a product of nature and not patent eligible merely because it has been isolated , " Justice Clarence Thomas wrote for the court . Thomas Which other justices agreed with Justice Thomas's decision? 25 26 +283 4 At the same time , Thomas and his fellow justices determined that so - called " complementary DNA , " which is synthetic , is " patent eligible because it is not naturally occurring " . " complementary DNA , " How does something qualify as complementary DNA? 15 20 +283 4 At the same time , Thomas and his fellow justices determined that so - called " complementary DNA , " which is synthetic , is " patent eligible because it is not naturally occurring " . naturally occurring " How does one legally distinguish natural and unnatural? 32 35 +283 4 At the same time , Thomas and his fellow justices determined that so - called " complementary DNA , " which is synthetic , is " patent eligible because it is not naturally occurring " . " complementary What is the definition of \"complementary DNA\"? 15 17 +283 5 The 18 - page decision in the closely watched case rejects several patent claims filed by a Utah - based company called Myriad Genetics . closely watched case Who was closely watching this case? 7 10 +283 5 The 18 - page decision in the closely watched case rejects several patent claims filed by a Utah - based company called Myriad Genetics . patent claims What is the background patent that was originally filed? 12 14 +283 5 The 18 - page decision in the closely watched case rejects several patent claims filed by a Utah - based company called Myriad Genetics . several What DNA was Myriad Genetics attempting to patent? 11 12 +284 1 LOS ANGELES - Heading the ball is a key soccer skill , but a new study finds that players who headed the ball frequently were more likely to suffer brain injury and damage their memory than players who were a little less headstrong , so to speak . ANGELES - Heading the ball is a key soccer skill , Why is heading the ball a key skill? 1 12 +284 1 LOS ANGELES - Heading the ball is a key soccer skill , but a new study finds that players who headed the ball frequently were more likely to suffer brain injury and damage their memory than players who were a little less headstrong , so to speak . a new study What was the study? Who put the study on? 13 16 +284 2 While sports like football and ice hockey garner most of the attention when it comes to concussions and other forms of traumatic brain injury , or TBI , soccer is an intense physical sport for which the head can be as important as the foot . garner most of the attention Why do other sports garner more attention for TBI? 7 12 +284 3 But since research hasn ' t linked heading to concussions , players , coaches and medical professionals have generally stayed on the sidelines with regard to its health risks . stayed on the sidelines How do they stay on the sidelines? 19 23 +284 3 But since research hasn ' t linked heading to concussions , players , coaches and medical professionals have generally stayed on the sidelines with regard to its health risks . research hasn ' t linked What research? Sources? 2 7 +284 4 " For many people , it ' s beyond belief that minor injuries could be a problem , " said Dr . Michael Lipton , a neuroradiologist at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York City and lead author of the study published online Tuesday by the journal Radiology . many people , it ' s beyond belief Why are these injuries beyond belief for many people? 2 10 +284 4 " For many people , it ' s beyond belief that minor injuries could be a problem , " said Dr . Michael Lipton , a neuroradiologist at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York City and lead author of the study published online Tuesday by the journal Radiology . belief Why is it beyond belief? 9 10 +284 5 Lipton said he hasn ' t headed a ball himself since he played youth soccer . hasn ' t Why hasn't Lipton headed a ball for so long? 3 6 +284 5 Lipton said he hasn ' t headed a ball himself since he played youth soccer . since he played youth soccer How long ago was that? 10 15 +285 1 WASHINGTON - Cargill Inc . CEO Greg Page never used the words " child labor " in the 30 - minute keynote address he delivered earlier this month to the World Cocoa Foundation . keynote address What was the subject of the keynote address? 21 23 +285 1 WASHINGTON - Cargill Inc . CEO Greg Page never used the words " child labor " in the 30 - minute keynote address he delivered earlier this month to the World Cocoa Foundation . " child How is CEO Greg Page associated with \"child labor?\" 12 14 +285 1 WASHINGTON - Cargill Inc . CEO Greg Page never used the words " child labor " in the 30 - minute keynote address he delivered earlier this month to the World Cocoa Foundation . " child labor " SHOULD he have?? 12 16 +285 2 Instead , he talked at length about " sustainability " . " sustainability " Sustainability of what? 7 10 +285 2 Instead , he talked at length about " sustainability " . " sustainability " Was Greg Page rumored to using child labor? 7 10 +285 3 That term has become code for big cocoa players like Cargill that are trying to stop child labor abuses on cocoa farms while keeping production of a lucrative foodstuff viable . abuses There are no laws or regulations that protect people against abuse? 18 19 +285 4 Government and media reports of kids forced to drop out of school - or worse , abducted and made to work without pay - have dogged the cocoa industry for more than a decade . reports Why was nothing done about this? 3 4 +285 4 Government and media reports of kids forced to drop out of school - or worse , abducted and made to work without pay - have dogged the cocoa industry for more than a decade . forced Who is doing the forcing? And, for that matter, the abducting? 6 7 +285 5 Surveys by Tulane University researchers have documented many corporate - backed attempts to alleviate child labor issues . Surveys How often are the surveys done? 0 1 +285 5 Surveys by Tulane University researchers have documented many corporate - backed attempts to alleviate child labor issues . attempts What kind of corporate-backed attempts are there? 11 12 +285 5 Surveys by Tulane University researchers have documented many corporate - backed attempts to alleviate child labor issues . alleviate This sounds intentionally vague, as if the corporations want to look like they're trying without actually doing anything. (Sorry, not a question!) 13 14 +286 1 CHICAGO - When the Chicago Blackhawks take to the ice , Michelle Secor is dressed in her team paraphernalia and closely watching every faceoff , power play and goal , she said . closely watching every faceoff , Where is Michelle Secor watching closely from? (i.e., from her tv or live at the game?) 20 25 +286 1 CHICAGO - When the Chicago Blackhawks take to the ice , Michelle Secor is dressed in her team paraphernalia and closely watching every faceoff , power play and goal , she said . Michelle Secor Who is Michelle Secor? 11 13 +286 1 CHICAGO - When the Chicago Blackhawks take to the ice , Michelle Secor is dressed in her team paraphernalia and closely watching every faceoff , power play and goal , she said . Chicago Blackhawks take to the ice , Who will the Chicago Blackhawks be playing against? 4 11 +286 1 CHICAGO - When the Chicago Blackhawks take to the ice , Michelle Secor is dressed in her team paraphernalia and closely watching every faceoff , power play and goal , she said . she said who did she say it to? 30 32 +286 2 " I was born and raised on the South Side so I have to cheer for our home teams , " Secor said as she took a break from watching the Stanley Cup finals in a Bridgeport bar last week . home teams , " Who is your home team? 17 21 +286 2 " I was born and raised on the South Side so I have to cheer for our home teams , " Secor said as she took a break from watching the Stanley Cup finals in a Bridgeport bar last week . Bridgeport bar last week What was the name of the bar? 36 40 +286 2 " I was born and raised on the South Side so I have to cheer for our home teams , " Secor said as she took a break from watching the Stanley Cup finals in a Bridgeport bar last week . Bridgeport bar is that in chicago? 36 38 +286 2 " I was born and raised on the South Side so I have to cheer for our home teams , " Secor said as she took a break from watching the Stanley Cup finals in a Bridgeport bar last week . South Side What city is she referring to? 8 10 +286 3 " Bulls . Bears . Hawks . I was born into this " . born into this " What were you born into? 9 13 +286 4 Secor , 46 , who is of Mexican descent , is one of a small but growing number of minorities who have become hooked on hockey . become hooked on hockey What made you become hooked on hockey? 22 26 +286 4 Secor , 46 , who is of Mexican descent , is one of a small but growing number of minorities who have become hooked on hockey . hooked on hockey What is the most exciting part of a hockey game to Michelle? 23 26 +286 4 Secor , 46 , who is of Mexican descent , is one of a small but growing number of minorities who have become hooked on hockey . of Mexican descent , why does this matter? 6 10 +286 4 Secor , 46 , who is of Mexican descent , is one of a small but growing number of minorities who have become hooked on hockey . small but growing What are the numbers in hockey viewership related to minorities? 14 17 +286 5 And although she only started watching the games in recent years , she ' s devoted to the sport , she said . she ' s devoted to the sport , What sport is she devoted to? 12 20 +287 1 KABUL , Afghanistan Mohammad Aziz Ayob adjusts his Boy Scout scarf , leans over and settles a sapling into the dry Kabul soil as two NATO helicopters pass overhead , the clack - clack of their blades echoing off the neighboring mountains . sapling What is a sapling? 17 18 +287 1 KABUL , Afghanistan Mohammad Aziz Ayob adjusts his Boy Scout scarf , leans over and settles a sapling into the dry Kabul soil as two NATO helicopters pass overhead , the clack - clack of their blades echoing off the neighboring mountains . sapling What is a sapling? 17 18 +287 2 Bobbing green shirts and matching caps may seem a bit incongruous in a war zone , but organizers of Afghanistan ' s nascent Scouting program say its emphasis on community service and self - reliance is sorely needed in a society scarred by decades of violence . society scarred by decades of violence Why has the society been ravaged by violence? 40 46 +287 2 Bobbing green shirts and matching caps may seem a bit incongruous in a war zone , but organizers of Afghanistan ' s nascent Scouting program say its emphasis on community service and self - reliance is sorely needed in a society scarred by decades of violence . nascent What does the word 'nascent' mean? 22 23 +287 2 Bobbing green shirts and matching caps may seem a bit incongruous in a war zone , but organizers of Afghanistan ' s nascent Scouting program say its emphasis on community service and self - reliance is sorely needed in a society scarred by decades of violence . nascent What is the meaning of nascent? 22 23 +287 2 Bobbing green shirts and matching caps may seem a bit incongruous in a war zone , but organizers of Afghanistan ' s nascent Scouting program say its emphasis on community service and self - reliance is sorely needed in a society scarred by decades of violence . decades of violence Why has this society in Afghanistan been scarred by decades of violence? 43 46 +287 3 Ayob , orphaned as a child and raised by his aunt , can barely afford to attend high school and worries about finding a job . orphaned as a child What caused Ayob to become an orphan? 2 6 +287 3 Ayob , orphaned as a child and raised by his aunt , can barely afford to attend high school and worries about finding a job . attend high school high school costs money? 16 19 +287 4 Such concerns melt away , however , when he dons his Scouting shirt . concerns melt away , How has scouting helped Ayob feel this way? 1 5 +287 4 Such concerns melt away , however , when he dons his Scouting shirt . Scouting what is scouting? 11 12 +287 4 Such concerns melt away , however , when he dons his Scouting shirt . dons his Scouting shirt What is it about scouting that takes away Ayob's worries? 9 13 +287 5 " I love my uniform ; it makes me feel proud , " said Ayob , 18 . 18 At what age do boy scouts age out of the program? 16 17 +287 5 " I love my uniform ; it makes me feel proud , " said Ayob , 18 . my uniform ; what kind of uniform? 3 6 +287 5 " I love my uniform ; it makes me feel proud , " said Ayob , 18 . uniform ; Why does the uniform make Ayob feel proud? 4 6 +288 1 WASHINGTON - The federal government moved Tuesday to further protect chimpanzees , proposing to change the animals ' endangered status and increase oversight of their use in research . endangered status What is the endangered status of the chimpanzees? 18 20 +288 1 WASHINGTON - The federal government moved Tuesday to further protect chimpanzees , proposing to change the animals ' endangered status and increase oversight of their use in research . to further protect chimpanzees , How will the government protect chimpanzees? 7 12 +288 1 WASHINGTON - The federal government moved Tuesday to further protect chimpanzees , proposing to change the animals ' endangered status and increase oversight of their use in research . further What kind of protections are already in place? 8 9 +288 2 The plan represents the latest in a series of steps taken in the past two years to better safeguard the animals , one of man ' s closest genetic cousins , and shield them from use in scientific research . a series of steps taken What are the steps taken to protect the animals? 6 11 +288 2 The plan represents the latest in a series of steps taken in the past two years to better safeguard the animals , one of man ' s closest genetic cousins , and shield them from use in scientific research . better safeguard the animals , How will animals be better safeguarded? 17 22 +288 2 The plan represents the latest in a series of steps taken in the past two years to better safeguard the animals , one of man ' s closest genetic cousins , and shield them from use in scientific research . from use how would they be used? 34 36 +288 2 The plan represents the latest in a series of steps taken in the past two years to better safeguard the animals , one of man ' s closest genetic cousins , and shield them from use in scientific research . better safeguard How do they feel that they have not safeguarded the animals? 17 19 +288 3 Top medical institutions also are changing their stance toward the use of chimpanzees . changing their stance What do they think about the use of chimpanzees now? 5 8 +288 3 Top medical institutions also are changing their stance toward the use of chimpanzees . use of chimpanzees a negative change? 10 13 +288 3 Top medical institutions also are changing their stance toward the use of chimpanzees . Top medical institutions Which medical institutions? 0 3 +288 4 The action Tuesday was by the U . S . Fish and Wildlife Service , which is proposing to classify both wild and captive chimpanzees as endangered . U . S . Fish and Wildlife Service , Why is \"fish\" in the name \"U.S. Fish and Wildlife service? It should just be Wildlife as that contains fish. 6 15 +288 4 The action Tuesday was by the U . S . Fish and Wildlife Service , which is proposing to classify both wild and captive chimpanzees as endangered . as endangered are they endangered? 25 27 +288 4 The action Tuesday was by the U . S . Fish and Wildlife Service , which is proposing to classify both wild and captive chimpanzees as endangered . action What action has been taken? 1 2 +288 5 Right now , only wild chimpanzees are listed as endangered , while captive chimps are classified as threatened . only wild chimpanzees are listed as endangered , Why are only wild chimpanzees listed as endangered and the captive ones aren't? 3 11 +288 5 Right now , only wild chimpanzees are listed as endangered , while captive chimps are classified as threatened . captive chimps what is the difference? 12 14 +288 5 Right now , only wild chimpanzees are listed as endangered , while captive chimps are classified as threatened . threatened Why are captive chimps considered to be threatened? 17 18 +289 1 WASHINGTON - FBI Director Robert S . Mueller III testified Wednesday that the controversial National Security Agency surveillance program " has been a contributing factor , one dot among many dots " for tracking terrorist plots , and he admitted for the first time that the bureau had used surveillance drones inside the U . S . surveillance drones inside the U . S is this prohibited? 49 56 +289 1 WASHINGTON - FBI Director Robert S . Mueller III testified Wednesday that the controversial National Security Agency surveillance program " has been a contributing factor , one dot among many dots " for tracking terrorist plots , and he admitted for the first time that the bureau had used surveillance drones inside the U . S . admitted for the first time Why had he been hiding it before this? 39 44 +289 1 WASHINGTON - FBI Director Robert S . Mueller III testified Wednesday that the controversial National Security Agency surveillance program " has been a contributing factor , one dot among many dots " for tracking terrorist plots , and he admitted for the first time that the bureau had used surveillance drones inside the U . S . surveillance drones inside the U . S Why would surveillance drones be used in the U.S.? 49 56 +289 1 WASHINGTON - FBI Director Robert S . Mueller III testified Wednesday that the controversial National Security Agency surveillance program " has been a contributing factor , one dot among many dots " for tracking terrorist plots , and he admitted for the first time that the bureau had used surveillance drones inside the U . S . surveillance drones How were surveillance drones used in the United States? 49 51 +289 1 WASHINGTON - FBI Director Robert S . Mueller III testified Wednesday that the controversial National Security Agency surveillance program " has been a contributing factor , one dot among many dots " for tracking terrorist plots , and he admitted for the first time that the bureau had used surveillance drones inside the U . S . contributing factor , What other factors are there? 23 26 +289 1 WASHINGTON - FBI Director Robert S . Mueller III testified Wednesday that the controversial National Security Agency surveillance program " has been a contributing factor , one dot among many dots " for tracking terrorist plots , and he admitted for the first time that the bureau had used surveillance drones inside the U . S . controversial Why is the program controversial? 13 14 +289 2 The FBI uses drones " in a very , very minimal way and very seldom , " said Mueller , adding that " we have very few " . " we have very few " did he say how many? 22 28 +289 2 The FBI uses drones " in a very , very minimal way and very seldom , " said Mueller , adding that " we have very few " . " in a very , very minimal way How do they use drones? What do they have the drones doing? 4 12 +289 2 The FBI uses drones " in a very , very minimal way and very seldom , " said Mueller , adding that " we have very few " . very few " What does very few mean exactly? 25 28 +289 3 Mueller ' s comments were the first time an FBI official publicly acknowledged that the bureau used remotely piloted aircraft , though the Drug Enforcement Agency and the Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco , Firearms and Explosives have both tested drones for use in investigations . for use in investigations . What were the US investigations? 41 46 +289 4 Sen . Dianne Feinstein , a Democrat from California , asked Mueller to detail what protections the FBI had put in place to limit how video and other information collected by drones was used by federal investigators . Dianne Feinstein , what are her credentials? 2 5 +289 4 Sen . Dianne Feinstein , a Democrat from California , asked Mueller to detail what protections the FBI had put in place to limit how video and other information collected by drones was used by federal investigators . protections What protections would be appropriate in surveillance drone work? 15 16 +289 5 She called drones " the greatest threat to the privacy of Americans " . threat why is it the greatest threat? 6 7 +289 5 She called drones " the greatest threat to the privacy of Americans " . greatest threat How are they threatening? Are the drones armed? 5 7 +289 5 She called drones " the greatest threat to the privacy of Americans " . greatest threat Why is it the greatest threat to privacy? 5 7 +290 1 WASHINGTON - The American Medical Association voted Tuesday to declare obesity a disease , a move that effectively defines 78 million American adults and 12 million children as having a medical condition requiring treatment . 78 million American adults how so many? 19 23 +290 1 WASHINGTON - The American Medical Association voted Tuesday to declare obesity a disease , a move that effectively defines 78 million American adults and 12 million children as having a medical condition requiring treatment . medical condition requiring treatment Will this treatment be covered by insurance? 30 34 +290 2 The nation ' s leading physicians organization took the vote after debating whether the action would do more to help affected patients get useful treatment or would further stigmatize a condition with many causes and few easy fixes . leading physicians organization What is the leading physicians orginazition? 4 7 +290 2 The nation ' s leading physicians organization took the vote after debating whether the action would do more to help affected patients get useful treatment or would further stigmatize a condition with many causes and few easy fixes . stigmatize a condition how is it stigmatized? 28 31 +290 2 The nation ' s leading physicians organization took the vote after debating whether the action would do more to help affected patients get useful treatment or would further stigmatize a condition with many causes and few easy fixes . nation ' s leading physicians How many physicians participated? 1 6 +290 2 The nation ' s leading physicians organization took the vote after debating whether the action would do more to help affected patients get useful treatment or would further stigmatize a condition with many causes and few easy fixes . useful treatment What would the treatment consist of? 23 25 +290 3 In the end , members of the AMA ' s House of Delegates rejected cautionary advice from their own experts and extended the new status to a condition that affects almost 36 percent of adults and 12 percent of children in the United States . rejected cautionary advice Why did they reject the advice? 13 16 +290 4 " Recognizing obesity as a disease will help change the way the medical community tackles this complex issue that affects approximately one - in - three Americans , " said Dr . Patrice Harris , an AMA board member . obesity is obesitry a disease? 2 3 +290 5 Tuesday ' s vote is certain to step up pressure on health insurance companies to reimburse physicians for the time - consuming task of discussing obesity ' s health risks with patients whose body mass index exceeds 30 . reimburse Would the patients premium go up? 15 16 +291 1 Dairy farmer Ron Koetsier ' s 1 , 200 cows produce roughly 90 tons of manure daily , and for the past three decades , he has tried unsuccessfully to turn the stinky dung into energy to power his 450 - acre farm in Visalia , Calif . tried unsuccessfully Why was he unsuccesfull? 27 29 +291 1 Dairy farmer Ron Koetsier ' s 1 , 200 cows produce roughly 90 tons of manure daily , and for the past three decades , he has tried unsuccessfully to turn the stinky dung into energy to power his 450 - acre farm in Visalia , Calif . turn the stinky dung into energy What method did the farmer use to convert manure into energy? 30 36 +291 2 He installed a nearly $ 1 million renewable energy system in 1985 that used the methane from manure to create electricity for his farm . electricity how does that work? 20 21 +291 2 He installed a nearly $ 1 million renewable energy system in 1985 that used the methane from manure to create electricity for his farm . installed a nearly $ 1 million Did the farmer offset the cost of the installation of the $1 million renewable energy system? 1 7 +291 3 In 2002 , he replaced that system with newer technology , but he hit a snag when air - quality standards called for expensive retrofits to reduce air pollution ; he eventually shut down the system in 2009 . retrofits What are retrofits? 24 25 +291 3 In 2002 , he replaced that system with newer technology , but he hit a snag when air - quality standards called for expensive retrofits to reduce air pollution ; he eventually shut down the system in 2009 . shut down the system Why did he shut it down? 32 36 +291 3 In 2002 , he replaced that system with newer technology , but he hit a snag when air - quality standards called for expensive retrofits to reduce air pollution ; he eventually shut down the system in 2009 . retrofits what is a retrofit? 24 25 +291 3 In 2002 , he replaced that system with newer technology , but he hit a snag when air - quality standards called for expensive retrofits to reduce air pollution ; he eventually shut down the system in 2009 . air - quality What was the amount of pollutants the system emitted? 17 20 +291 4 In a few weeks , however , Koetsier ' s renewable - energy efforts will get a reboot as a new company replaces his current system with one that is expected to satisfy strict air standards in the highly polluted San Joaquin Valley . a new company Which new company will replace his current system? 19 22 +291 4 In a few weeks , however , Koetsier ' s renewable - energy efforts will get a reboot as a new company replaces his current system with one that is expected to satisfy strict air standards in the highly polluted San Joaquin Valley . new company Who is the new company? 20 22 +291 4 In a few weeks , however , Koetsier ' s renewable - energy efforts will get a reboot as a new company replaces his current system with one that is expected to satisfy strict air standards in the highly polluted San Joaquin Valley . satisfy strict air standards How does the new system filter off pollutants compared to the original system? 32 36 +291 5 A decade or so ago , dozens of California dairy farmers built million - dollar systems called methane digesters that convert manure into power . dozens of California dairy Which California dairy farmers built the systems? 6 10 +291 5 A decade or so ago , dozens of California dairy farmers built million - dollar systems called methane digesters that convert manure into power . convert manure into power How do they convert manure into power? 20 24 +291 5 A decade or so ago , dozens of California dairy farmers built million - dollar systems called methane digesters that convert manure into power . decade or so ago , how long ago exactly? 1 6 +291 5 A decade or so ago , dozens of California dairy farmers built million - dollar systems called methane digesters that convert manure into power . methane digesters How does a methane digester work? 17 19 +292 1 Rescue teams frantically searched for survivors in India ' s flood - ravaged state of Uttarakhand on Friday as the death toll exceeded 550 , state disaster officials said . India ' s flood - ravaged state of Uttarakhand Why was this state susceptible to flooding? 7 16 +292 1 Rescue teams frantically searched for survivors in India ' s flood - ravaged state of Uttarakhand on Friday as the death toll exceeded 550 , state disaster officials said . India ' s flood - ravaged What caused India's flood? 7 13 +292 1 Rescue teams frantically searched for survivors in India ' s flood - ravaged state of Uttarakhand on Friday as the death toll exceeded 550 , state disaster officials said . survivors How many survivors were the rescue team able to find so far? 5 6 +292 2 More than 13 , 800 people were missing and another 32 , 000 people , many of them pilgrims , were believed to be trapped as a result of torrential monsoon rains that have triggered floods and landslides . many of them pilgrims , Why were people making pilgrimage to this area? 15 20 +292 2 More than 13 , 800 people were missing and another 32 , 000 people , many of them pilgrims , were believed to be trapped as a result of torrential monsoon rains that have triggered floods and landslides . pilgrims , there are still pilgrims? 18 20 +292 2 More than 13 , 800 people were missing and another 32 , 000 people , many of them pilgrims , were believed to be trapped as a result of torrential monsoon rains that have triggered floods and landslides . believed Why were the pilgrims believed to be trapped? 21 22 +292 3 State disaster relief minister Jaspal Arya said the rescue operations were being carried out on a " war footing " . carried out on a " war footing " How does this approach serve the victims? 12 20 +292 3 State disaster relief minister Jaspal Arya said the rescue operations were being carried out on a " war footing " . " war footing " what is war footing? 16 20 +292 3 State disaster relief minister Jaspal Arya said the rescue operations were being carried out on a " war footing " . " war footing " What is meant by \"war footing\"? 16 20 +292 3 State disaster relief minister Jaspal Arya said the rescue operations were being carried out on a " war footing " . " war footing " What is a \"war footing?\" 16 20 +292 4 " Forty - five helicopters are combing areas to find people and drop food supplies , as road links are destroyed , " Arya said . road links are destroyed , " How were the road links destroyed? 17 23 +292 5 Television footage showed stranded people climbing down cliffs , aided by soldiers . people climbing down cliffs , Why would going to a lower elevation by climbing down be a good idea during flooding? 4 9 +292 5 Television footage showed stranded people climbing down cliffs , aided by soldiers . Television footage on which channel? 0 2 +292 5 Television footage showed stranded people climbing down cliffs , aided by soldiers . climbing down cliffs , Was it up in the mountains? 5 9 +293 1 About a million people took to the streets of 100 Brazilian cities as their protests against corruption and social and economic injustice saw their first two deaths . 100 Brazilian cities Which Brazilian cities? 9 12 +293 1 About a million people took to the streets of 100 Brazilian cities as their protests against corruption and social and economic injustice saw their first two deaths . 100 Brazilian cities Why 100 Brazilian Cities? 9 12 +293 1 About a million people took to the streets of 100 Brazilian cities as their protests against corruption and social and economic injustice saw their first two deaths . injustice What specifically happen unjust? 21 22 +293 2 Violence broke out in more than 10 cities late Thursday and early Friday , and an 18 - year - old man was killed and three people injured when they were hit by a car trying to drive around a protester - erected barricade in Ribeirao Preto , 185 miles north of Sao Paolo . more than 10 cities Which cities? 4 8 +293 2 Violence broke out in more than 10 cities late Thursday and early Friday , and an 18 - year - old man was killed and three people injured when they were hit by a car trying to drive around a protester - erected barricade in Ribeirao Preto , 185 miles north of Sao Paolo . Ribeirao Preto , is it a small town? 45 48 +293 2 Violence broke out in more than 10 cities late Thursday and early Friday , and an 18 - year - old man was killed and three people injured when they were hit by a car trying to drive around a protester - erected barricade in Ribeirao Preto , 185 miles north of Sao Paolo . 10 cities Which cities? 6 8 +293 3 On Friday , a second person died of a heart attack as a tear - gas canister exploded near her , according to Brazilian news agencies . Brazilian news agencies Which Brazilian news agencies? 23 26 +293 3 On Friday , a second person died of a heart attack as a tear - gas canister exploded near her , according to Brazilian news agencies . a tear - gas canister exploded Where did this happen? 12 18 +293 4 In response to the protests , Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff postponed a trip she had planned to Japan and called an emergency meeting Friday morning in Brasilia . Japan what was she going to do in japan? 17 18 +293 4 In response to the protests , Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff postponed a trip she had planned to Japan and called an emergency meeting Friday morning in Brasilia . trip she had planned What was the trip for? 12 16 +293 5 In an address transmitted on Brazilian television and radio Friday night , Rousseff asked for understanding about " the political and economic limitations " the country is facing and beseeched Brazilians not " to put at risk all that we ' ve achieved . put at risk all that we ' ve achieved what have they achieved? 34 43 +294 1 MADERA , Calif . - While kids his age were reading Shakespeare and dissecting frogs , Benito Vasquez was picking grapes and almonds in California ' s Central Valley . dissecting frogs , kids dissect frogs? 13 16 +294 2 He was 14 when he crossed the border from Mexico and has worked in the fields ever since . fields ever since How old is he now? 15 18 +294 2 He was 14 when he crossed the border from Mexico and has worked in the fields ever since . Mexico where in mexico? 9 10 +294 2 He was 14 when he crossed the border from Mexico and has worked in the fields ever since . crossed the border from Mexico Why did he cross the border? 5 10 +294 2 He was 14 when he crossed the border from Mexico and has worked in the fields ever since . He Who is he? 0 1 +294 3 He has never gone to school and cannot read or write in any language . never gone to school Why did he not go to school? 2 6 +294 3 He has never gone to school and cannot read or write in any language . has never gone to school Why did he not go to school? 1 6 +294 4 Vasquez , now 28 , is one of thousands potentially shut out of a landmark federal program that grants work permits and a two - year reprieve from deportation to people who came to this country illegally as children . potentially shut out Why might they be shut out? 9 12 +294 4 Vasquez , now 28 , is one of thousands potentially shut out of a landmark federal program that grants work permits and a two - year reprieve from deportation to people who came to this country illegally as children . shut out why is he shut out? 10 12 +294 4 Vasquez , now 28 , is one of thousands potentially shut out of a landmark federal program that grants work permits and a two - year reprieve from deportation to people who came to this country illegally as children . landmark federal program What is the name of this program? 14 17 +294 5 He and others like him are missing a key requirement - a high school diploma . a high school diploma Why did he not get his high school diploma? 11 15 +295 1 NEW YORK - There are bugs in the trees . trees What trees? 8 9 +295 1 NEW YORK - There are bugs in the trees . bugs What kind of bugs are in the trees? 5 6 +295 2 There are bugs on the shrubs , on screen doors , on barbecue grills , on front steps . bugs What kind of bugs? 2 3 +295 2 There are bugs on the shrubs , on screen doors , on barbecue grills , on front steps . There are bugs What type of bugs? 0 3 +295 2 There are bugs on the shrubs , on screen doors , on barbecue grills , on front steps . front are they everywhere? 16 17 +295 2 There are bugs on the shrubs , on screen doors , on barbecue grills , on front steps . bugs Why are there bugs everywhere? 2 3 +295 2 There are bugs on the shrubs , on screen doors , on barbecue grills , on front steps . bugs What kind of bugs? 2 3 +295 3 There are shells of bugs on the ground , crunchy as tempura , and bug bodies clinging onto leaves , their dead orange eyes still beady . dead How did the bugs die? 21 22 +295 3 There are shells of bugs on the ground , crunchy as tempura , and bug bodies clinging onto leaves , their dead orange eyes still beady . shells Where did the shells come from? 2 3 +295 3 There are shells of bugs on the ground , crunchy as tempura , and bug bodies clinging onto leaves , their dead orange eyes still beady . shells of bugs Why are there bug shells there? 2 5 +295 4 There is a large live bug on John Kempf ' s collar , and a dead one in his 6 - year - old son Aren ' s hand . large How large is this bug? 3 4 +295 4 There is a large live bug on John Kempf ' s collar , and a dead one in his 6 - year - old son Aren ' s hand . John Kempf ' s who is he? 7 11 +295 4 There is a large live bug on John Kempf ' s collar , and a dead one in his 6 - year - old son Aren ' s hand . large live bug on John Why is the live bug on John? 3 8 +295 5 Neither seems to mind . " I love them ; it ' s nature , " said Kempf , a Staten Island resident who recently collected 300 bugs in a cooler to bring to his yard , in the hope they would multiply . multiply What would happen to his neighborhood if all 300 were to multiply in his yard? 42 43 +295 5 Neither seems to mind . " I love them ; it ' s nature , " said Kempf , a Staten Island resident who recently collected 300 bugs in a cooler to bring to his yard , in the hope they would multiply . 300 bugs Why would Kempf want 300 bugs in his yard? 26 28 +295 5 Neither seems to mind . " I love them ; it ' s nature , " said Kempf , a Staten Island resident who recently collected 300 bugs in a cooler to bring to his yard , in the hope they would multiply . collected 300 bugs How did he collect all of those bugs? 25 28 +296 1 BEIJING - For animal lovers in China , the week seemed to bring one discouraging headline after another . discouraging headline what was the headline? 14 16 +296 1 BEIJING - For animal lovers in China , the week seemed to bring one discouraging headline after another . animal lovers What is the most common pet in China? 3 5 +296 1 BEIJING - For animal lovers in China , the week seemed to bring one discouraging headline after another . discouraging headline What did the headline say? 14 16 +296 2 First , tourists in a southern resort reportedly manhandled a stranded dolphin and took photos with it rather than immediately call for help ; the mammal later died . southern resort Where is the southern resort? 5 7 +296 2 First , tourists in a southern resort reportedly manhandled a stranded dolphin and took photos with it rather than immediately call for help ; the mammal later died . died Why did it die? 27 28 +296 2 First , tourists in a southern resort reportedly manhandled a stranded dolphin and took photos with it rather than immediately call for help ; the mammal later died . in a southern resort Which resort? 3 7 +296 2 First , tourists in a southern resort reportedly manhandled a stranded dolphin and took photos with it rather than immediately call for help ; the mammal later died . mammal later died cause of death? 25 28 +296 2 First , tourists in a southern resort reportedly manhandled a stranded dolphin and took photos with it rather than immediately call for help ; the mammal later died . reportedly Reported by who? 7 8 +296 2 First , tourists in a southern resort reportedly manhandled a stranded dolphin and took photos with it rather than immediately call for help ; the mammal later died . call for help ; Who could they have called in this situation? 20 24 +296 3 Then , customs authorities announced they had caught two men trying to smuggle more than 200 bear paws into the country from Russia ; the feet are considered a delicacy in some parts of China . some parts In which parts of China? 31 33 +296 3 Then , customs authorities announced they had caught two men trying to smuggle more than 200 bear paws into the country from Russia ; the feet are considered a delicacy in some parts of China . smuggle What did they smuggle the paws in? 12 13 +296 3 Then , customs authorities announced they had caught two men trying to smuggle more than 200 bear paws into the country from Russia ; the feet are considered a delicacy in some parts of China . a delicacy How much would one pay for a bear claw in China? 28 30 +296 4 On Friday , the southern city of Yulin went ahead with a dog meat festival over the objection of activists . objection of activists Who are the activists? 17 20 +296 4 On Friday , the southern city of Yulin went ahead with a dog meat festival over the objection of activists . Friday , which friday? 1 3 +296 4 On Friday , the southern city of Yulin went ahead with a dog meat festival over the objection of activists . dog meat festival Is this a legal festival? 12 15 +296 5 Many complained that the table - bound pups were stolen strays and pets being butchered at unlicensed plants . table - bound What does \"table-bound\" mean? 4 7 +296 5 Many complained that the table - bound pups were stolen strays and pets being butchered at unlicensed plants . unlicensed What does it mean for them to be unlicensed or licensed? 16 17 +296 5 Many complained that the table - bound pups were stolen strays and pets being butchered at unlicensed plants . butchered Are they butchered purely to sell the meat? 14 15 +297 1 ROCHESTER , Minn . - Every year , about 1 , 000 babies are born in the United States with half a heart - a rare defect that requires a series of risky surgeries and , even then , leaves the infants with a strong likelihood that their hearts will wear out prematurely . rare defect what is it called? 25 27 +297 1 ROCHESTER , Minn . - Every year , about 1 , 000 babies are born in the United States with half a heart - a rare defect that requires a series of risky surgeries and , even then , leaves the infants with a strong likelihood that their hearts will wear out prematurely . risky surgeries What are the numbers? 32 34 +297 1 ROCHESTER , Minn . - Every year , about 1 , 000 babies are born in the United States with half a heart - a rare defect that requires a series of risky surgeries and , even then , leaves the infants with a strong likelihood that their hearts will wear out prematurely . prematurely What are the numbers 52 53 +297 3 If it works , the new technique could buy these children time as scientists scramble for a cure for the congenital defect called hypoplastic left heart syndrome ( HLHS ) . as scientists scramble for a cure for Who are the scientists working on a cure? 12 19 +297 3 If it works , the new technique could buy these children time as scientists scramble for a cure for the congenital defect called hypoplastic left heart syndrome ( HLHS ) . scientists scramble for a cure What work is being done to find a cure? 13 18 +297 4 The Mayo study , which will begin as soon as 10 eligible candidates can be enrolled , could also pave the way for additional breakthroughs in stem cell treatments that would help the 19 , 000 children born each year with other heart defects . begin as soon as how soon can it happen? 6 10 +297 4 The Mayo study , which will begin as soon as 10 eligible candidates can be enrolled , could also pave the way for additional breakthroughs in stem cell treatments that would help the 19 , 000 children born each year with other heart defects . could also pave the way Why are these other studies waiting on this one? If there are other things that could be done with stem cells, shouldn't they be being studied in parallel? 17 22 +297 5 But for the time being , the doctors at Mayo are keeping their focus on those babies who need the most help now . time being , is this a good plan? 3 6 +298 1 WASHINGTON - The Senate Thursday voted 68 - 32 to overhaul the nation ' s immigration system , an ambitious plan that creates a path to citizenship for millions of undocumented immigrants while requiring tough new steps to secure the nation ' s borders . The Senate How many US senators are there? 2 4 +298 1 WASHINGTON - The Senate Thursday voted 68 - 32 to overhaul the nation ' s immigration system , an ambitious plan that creates a path to citizenship for millions of undocumented immigrants while requiring tough new steps to secure the nation ' s borders . citizenship Do they get a green card or citezship? 26 27 +298 1 WASHINGTON - The Senate Thursday voted 68 - 32 to overhaul the nation ' s immigration system , an ambitious plan that creates a path to citizenship for millions of undocumented immigrants while requiring tough new steps to secure the nation ' s borders . tough new steps What are these steps? 34 37 +298 2 The measure , the most sweeping changes to immigration law since the 1980s , now faces a perilous path in the Republican - controlled House of Representatives , where Speaker John Boehner , R - Ohio , said flatly : " The House is not going to take up and vote on whatever the Senate passes . Republican - controlled House of Representatives Why do they control the House of Representatives? 21 27 +298 2 The measure , the most sweeping changes to immigration law since the 1980s , now faces a perilous path in the Republican - controlled House of Representatives , where Speaker John Boehner , R - Ohio , said flatly : " The House is not going to take up and vote on whatever the Senate passes . Senate Does this requre the presidensts imput? 54 55 +298 2 The measure , the most sweeping changes to immigration law since the 1980s , now faces a perilous path in the Republican - controlled House of Representatives , where Speaker John Boehner , R - Ohio , said flatly : " The House is not going to take up and vote on whatever the Senate passes . changes to immigration law Why are changes being made to immigration law now? 6 10 +298 3 We ' re going to do our own bill " . Though the outcome of the vote was long known , Senate leaders created fresh drama by having members take the unusual step of voting in their seats , a practice reserved for only the most momentous occasions . only the most momentous occasions . What are examples of momentous occasions? 43 49 +298 3 We ' re going to do our own bill " . Though the outcome of the vote was long known , Senate leaders created fresh drama by having members take the unusual step of voting in their seats , a practice reserved for only the most momentous occasions . reserved for only the most momentous occasions When was the last time they had a momentous occasion? 41 48 +298 4 One by one , senators rose from their seats to declare their votes , as a packed Senate gallery looked on , including an entire section of college students and parents wearing bright blue " United We Dream " T - shirts . as a packed Senate gallery looked on , How many were in attendance? 14 22 +298 4 One by one , senators rose from their seats to declare their votes , as a packed Senate gallery looked on , including an entire section of college students and parents wearing bright blue " United We Dream " T - shirts . college What school were they from 27 28 +298 4 One by one , senators rose from their seats to declare their votes , as a packed Senate gallery looked on , including an entire section of college students and parents wearing bright blue " United We Dream " T - shirts . " United We Dream " What organization sponsors the United We Dream campaign? 34 39 +298 5 The Senate vote was a robust endorsement to a thousand - page bill painstakingly crafted by a " Gang of Eight " senators from both parties and amended this week to bring in some skeptics . " Gang which 8 are these 17 19 +298 5 The Senate vote was a robust endorsement to a thousand - page bill painstakingly crafted by a " Gang of Eight " senators from both parties and amended this week to bring in some skeptics . " Gang of Eight " What members of the senate are part of the Gang of Eight? 17 22 +299 2 Senegal ' s message to him was simpler : Welcome home . Welcome home . Why was he being welcomed home to Senegal? 9 12 +299 2 Senegal ' s message to him was simpler : Welcome home . Welcome home Where are they being welcomed home to? 9 11 +300 1 ANDKHOY , Afghanistan - When Esmatullah got engaged in 1999 , he was a 26 - year - old day laborer eager to wed , through an arranged marriage , a young girl from a village near his native Andkhoy , in western Afghanistan . eager to wed , WHY WAS HE EAGER TO WED? 21 25 +300 2 Fourteen years later , Esmatullah is still waiting . Esmatullah is still waiting WHY IS 'Esmatullah STILL WAITING? 4 8 +300 2 Fourteen years later , Esmatullah is still waiting . still waiting waiting for what? 6 8 +300 3 Afghan weddings brim with long - standing traditions , and one of them is the custom known as walwar . walwar WHAT IS WALWAR? 18 19 +300 3 Afghan weddings brim with long - standing traditions , and one of them is the custom known as walwar . walwar what is it? 18 19 +300 3 Afghan weddings brim with long - standing traditions , and one of them is the custom known as walwar . walwar What is the custom walwar? 18 19 +300 4 It requires the groom - to - be to pay cold cash to the bride ' s father . bride ' s father WHEN IS THE MONEY PAID? BEFORE OR AFTER THE WEDDING? 14 18 +300 4 It requires the groom - to - be to pay cold cash to the bride ' s father . cold cash what is cold cash? 10 12 +300 5 The amounts negotiated between the families can exceed $ 20 , 000 , a sum far beyond the means of working - class Afghans . a sum far beyond the means WHAT ARE THE MEANS OF WORKING CLASS AFGHANS? 13 19 +300 5 The amounts negotiated between the families can exceed $ 20 , 000 , a sum far beyond the means of working - class Afghans . $ 20 , 000 , why so much? 8 13 +301 1 FLAGSTAFF , Ariz . - Nineteen firefighters died Sunday while battling a fast - moving wildfire northwest of Phoenix , the worst firefighter loss of life in a wildland blaze since 1933 . wildfire How did the wildfire start? 15 16 +301 1 FLAGSTAFF , Ariz . - Nineteen firefighters died Sunday while battling a fast - moving wildfire northwest of Phoenix , the worst firefighter loss of life in a wildland blaze since 1933 . died How did they die? 7 8 +301 1 FLAGSTAFF , Ariz . - Nineteen firefighters died Sunday while battling a fast - moving wildfire northwest of Phoenix , the worst firefighter loss of life in a wildland blaze since 1933 . firefighters where they trapped because of wind or communications failure 6 7 +301 1 FLAGSTAFF , Ariz . - Nineteen firefighters died Sunday while battling a fast - moving wildfire northwest of Phoenix , the worst firefighter loss of life in a wildland blaze since 1933 . 1933 What was the fire that caused so much life loss in 1933? 31 32 +301 1 FLAGSTAFF , Ariz . - Nineteen firefighters died Sunday while battling a fast - moving wildfire northwest of Phoenix , the worst firefighter loss of life in a wildland blaze since 1933 . Nineteen How many firefighters in total battled this fire? 5 6 +301 1 FLAGSTAFF , Ariz . - Nineteen firefighters died Sunday while battling a fast - moving wildfire northwest of Phoenix , the worst firefighter loss of life in a wildland blaze since 1933 . died How did they die specifically? 7 8 +301 1 FLAGSTAFF , Ariz . - Nineteen firefighters died Sunday while battling a fast - moving wildfire northwest of Phoenix , the worst firefighter loss of life in a wildland blaze since 1933 . fast - moving wildfire Was this a normal wildfire or was this unexpected for the area? 12 16 +301 2 The firefighters went missing while fighting the Yarnell Hill fire , an out - of - control blaze that had engulfed the evacuated community of Yarnell , population 649 , burning down much of the town , officials said . missing Are there any emergency recovery protocols for this type of circumstances? 3 4 +301 2 The firefighters went missing while fighting the Yarnell Hill fire , an out - of - control blaze that had engulfed the evacuated community of Yarnell , population 649 , burning down much of the town , officials said . missing was there no PAR in place? 3 4 +301 2 The firefighters went missing while fighting the Yarnell Hill fire , an out - of - control blaze that had engulfed the evacuated community of Yarnell , population 649 , burning down much of the town , officials said . much of the town , How much of the town was burned down? 32 37 +301 2 The firefighters went missing while fighting the Yarnell Hill fire , an out - of - control blaze that had engulfed the evacuated community of Yarnell , population 649 , burning down much of the town , officials said . went missing How long were they missing? 2 4 +301 2 The firefighters went missing while fighting the Yarnell Hill fire , an out - of - control blaze that had engulfed the evacuated community of Yarnell , population 649 , burning down much of the town , officials said . much of the town , How much of the town was burnt? 32 37 +301 2 The firefighters went missing while fighting the Yarnell Hill fire , an out - of - control blaze that had engulfed the evacuated community of Yarnell , population 649 , burning down much of the town , officials said . burning down much of the town , How much of the town was burned down? 30 37 +301 3 An estimated 200 structures were lost . structures What percentage of these were residential? 3 4 +301 3 An estimated 200 structures were lost . 200 structures What kind of structures were lost? Were they large buildings or peoples homes? 2 4 +301 3 An estimated 200 structures were lost . 200 structures Were these all residential structures? 2 4 +301 4 The firefighters belonged to the Granite Mountain Interagency Hotshot Crew , an elite unit sponsored by a fire department in nearby Prescott , where residents were grieving through social media after word of the deaths arrived Sunday night . elite What were their qualifications to be given the title of an elite unit? 12 13 +301 4 The firefighters belonged to the Granite Mountain Interagency Hotshot Crew , an elite unit sponsored by a fire department in nearby Prescott , where residents were grieving through social media after word of the deaths arrived Sunday night . media Why did they not grieve in person at the local FD? 29 30 +301 4 The firefighters belonged to the Granite Mountain Interagency Hotshot Crew , an elite unit sponsored by a fire department in nearby Prescott , where residents were grieving through social media after word of the deaths arrived Sunday night . elite unit Why is this unit of firefighters elite? 12 14 +301 4 The firefighters belonged to the Granite Mountain Interagency Hotshot Crew , an elite unit sponsored by a fire department in nearby Prescott , where residents were grieving through social media after word of the deaths arrived Sunday night . elite unit What requirements makes a unit \"elite\"? 12 14 +301 4 The firefighters belonged to the Granite Mountain Interagency Hotshot Crew , an elite unit sponsored by a fire department in nearby Prescott , where residents were grieving through social media after word of the deaths arrived Sunday night . fire department What is the name of the Fire Dept? 17 19 +301 4 The firefighters belonged to the Granite Mountain Interagency Hotshot Crew , an elite unit sponsored by a fire department in nearby Prescott , where residents were grieving through social media after word of the deaths arrived Sunday night . social media Which social media outlet was used? 28 30 +301 5 " This is as dark a day as I can remember , " Arizona Gov . Gov What is the governors name 14 15 +301 5 " This is as dark a day as I can remember , " Arizona Gov . Arizona Gov Who is the governor of Arizona? 13 15 +301 5 " This is as dark a day as I can remember , " Arizona Gov . Gov What is the GOV name? 14 15 +302 1 With a bright purple stuffed animal in tow , Emily Whitehead and her parents , Tom and Kari , of Philipsburg , Pa . , walked the hallways of the U . S . Capitol on Thursday , urging legislators to support the research that saved Emily ' s life . the hallways how many hallways? 26 28 +302 1 With a bright purple stuffed animal in tow , Emily Whitehead and her parents , Tom and Kari , of Philipsburg , Pa . , walked the hallways of the U . S . Capitol on Thursday , urging legislators to support the research that saved Emily ' s life . research What kind of research saved her life? 43 44 +302 1 With a bright purple stuffed animal in tow , Emily Whitehead and her parents , Tom and Kari , of Philipsburg , Pa . , walked the hallways of the U . S . Capitol on Thursday , urging legislators to support the research that saved Emily ' s life . support the research What research? 41 44 +302 1 With a bright purple stuffed animal in tow , Emily Whitehead and her parents , Tom and Kari , of Philipsburg , Pa . , walked the hallways of the U . S . Capitol on Thursday , urging legislators to support the research that saved Emily ' s life . research What type of research saved Emily's live? 43 44 +302 2 The Whiteheads traveled to Washington , D . C . , as part of the annual Family Advocacy Day sponsored by the National Association of Children ' s Hospitals . National Association of Children ' s Hospitals how long has that been an organization? 22 29 +302 2 The Whiteheads traveled to Washington , D . C . , as part of the annual Family Advocacy Day sponsored by the National Association of Children ' s Hospitals . Family What is the Family Advocacy Day? 16 17 +302 2 The Whiteheads traveled to Washington , D . C . , as part of the annual Family Advocacy Day sponsored by the National Association of Children ' s Hospitals . Family Advocacy Day What is Family Advocacy Day, and what does it work to accomplish? 16 19 +302 3 Many of the more than 220 member hospitals from around the country brought patients and their families to " connect the work we ' re doing in the hospitals and the funding the government gives , " said Peter Grollman , vice president of government affairs , community relations and advocacy for Children ' s Hospital of Philadelphia . work What work is being done? 21 22 +302 3 Many of the more than 220 member hospitals from around the country brought patients and their families to " connect the work we ' re doing in the hospitals and the funding the government gives , " said Peter Grollman , vice president of government affairs , community relations and advocacy for Children ' s Hospital of Philadelphia . 220 member hospitals Why are all hospitals not members? 5 8 +302 4 Grollman said that while pediatric research only accounts for less than 10 percent of National Institutes of Health funding , which is facing cuts as a result of the sequester , the hospital depends " heavily " on the money , and Emily ' s treatment is a prime example . prime example are there better examples? 48 50 +302 4 Grollman said that while pediatric research only accounts for less than 10 percent of National Institutes of Health funding , which is facing cuts as a result of the sequester , the hospital depends " heavily " on the money , and Emily ' s treatment is a prime example . prime Why is her treatment a primary example? 48 49 +302 4 Grollman said that while pediatric research only accounts for less than 10 percent of National Institutes of Health funding , which is facing cuts as a result of the sequester , the hospital depends " heavily " on the money , and Emily ' s treatment is a prime example . sequester , How is a sequester leading to funding cuts? 29 31 +302 5 " If those opportunities don ' t exist to find therapies that save lives , we really find ourselves at a disadvantage … all of us , frankly , not just kids , but adults , too , " Grollman said . said who is grollman? 40 41 +302 5 " If those opportunities don ' t exist to find therapies that save lives , we really find ourselves at a disadvantage … all of us , frankly , not just kids , but adults , too , " Grollman said . disadvantage Why is an absence of therapies a disadvantage? 21 22 +303 1 CAIRO - Hundreds of thousands of protesters swelled through villages and cities Sunday , denouncing Egypt ' s Islamist president and raising fears of a new revolution that could divide the nation , threaten its young democracy and unhinge its already - troubled economy . Islamist How is Egypt's presidency decided and how long is their term? 18 19 +303 1 CAIRO - Hundreds of thousands of protesters swelled through villages and cities Sunday , denouncing Egypt ' s Islamist president and raising fears of a new revolution that could divide the nation , threaten its young democracy and unhinge its already - troubled economy . protesters swelled through villages and cities Which villages and cities? 6 12 +303 1 CAIRO - Hundreds of thousands of protesters swelled through villages and cities Sunday , denouncing Egypt ' s Islamist president and raising fears of a new revolution that could divide the nation , threaten its young democracy and unhinge its already - troubled economy . already - troubled economy has it always been troubled? 40 44 +303 3 The chants echoed against distant cheers of support from Islamists who held rival rallies in what has become a dangerously polarized nation . who held rival rallies I may just need coffee but I don't understand this. Did they hold rallies FOR his rivals, or OTHER rallies AGAINST this President? 10 14 +303 3 The chants echoed against distant cheers of support from Islamists who held rival rallies in what has become a dangerously polarized nation . polarized Why are more nations experiencing this phenomenon? 20 21 +303 4 Scattered violence was reported as fireworks and lasers lighted the Sunday night sky . lighted Not a question but it should be lit the Sunday night sky, not lighted. Why would there be fireworks if people hate him? 8 9 +303 4 Scattered violence was reported as fireworks and lasers lighted the Sunday night sky . Scattered Were there any severe cases? 0 1 +303 4 Scattered violence was reported as fireworks and lasers lighted the Sunday night sky . reported as fireworks but it wasnt fireworks? 3 6 +303 5 The state news agency said about 500 young men hurling stones and Molotov cocktails set ablaze the headquarters of Morsi ' s Muslim Brotherhood party in Cairo . Brotherhood Is the Brotherhood a very extreme fundamentalist organization? 23 24 +304 1 PHILADELPHIA - Christopher Gray couldn ' t even afford college application fees , let alone tuition . tuition How much is the tuition? 15 16 +304 2 His single mother was out of work , and there were two siblings to think about , then ages 2 and 3 . out of work , Why wasn't his mother working? 4 8 +304 3 But with a passion for entrepreneurship , the Birmingham , Ala . , student dreamed of attending a college in the Northeast so he could be close to New York City and other major business centers . he could be close to New York City Why did Gray want to be close to New York? 23 31 +304 3 But with a passion for entrepreneurship , the Birmingham , Ala . , student dreamed of attending a college in the Northeast so he could be close to New York City and other major business centers . close to New York City Why did he want to be close to NYC? 26 31 +304 3 But with a passion for entrepreneurship , the Birmingham , Ala . , student dreamed of attending a college in the Northeast so he could be close to New York City and other major business centers . college in the Northeast What college did he dream of attending? 18 22 +304 3 But with a passion for entrepreneurship , the Birmingham , Ala . , student dreamed of attending a college in the Northeast so he could be close to New York City and other major business centers . close to New York City Why did he want to be close to NYC? 26 31 +304 4 " So the onus was really on me . I had to deal with it myself , " recalled Gray , now 21 and a rising junior at Drexel University . deal with it How did he deal with it? 12 15 +304 4 " So the onus was really on me . I had to deal with it myself , " recalled Gray , now 21 and a rising junior at Drexel University . Drexel University Where is Drexel University? 28 30 +305 1 NEW YORK - Romance can be tumultuous , and no one knows that better than the Statue of Liberty . Statue of Liberty why would they know this? 16 19 +305 1 NEW YORK - Romance can be tumultuous , and no one knows that better than the Statue of Liberty . no one knows that better How does the Statue of Liberty know this better than a human? 9 14 +305 2 Over and over , Lady Liberty has been separated from her adoring public , most recently by an uninvited guest named Sandy who stormed through , leaving heartbreak and ruin in her wake . separated from her adoring public , How does it get separated? 8 14 +305 2 Over and over , Lady Liberty has been separated from her adoring public , most recently by an uninvited guest named Sandy who stormed through , leaving heartbreak and ruin in her wake . Sandy What is Sandy? 21 22 +305 3 For eights months , the statue stood alone in New York Harbor , but the painful breakup was pushed aside Thursday as visitors returned to the Statue of Liberty for the first time since the superstorm shut her down on Oct . 29 , 2012 . eights months , did it return? 1 4 +305 3 For eights months , the statue stood alone in New York Harbor , but the painful breakup was pushed aside Thursday as visitors returned to the Statue of Liberty for the first time since the superstorm shut her down on Oct . 29 , 2012 . shut her down on Oct . 29 , 2012 Was the statue closed just to visitors, or to all? 36 45 +305 4 It was the third closure since the Sept . 11 , 2001 , terror attacks . third closure What were the other two for? 3 5 +305 4 It was the third closure since the Sept . 11 , 2001 , terror attacks . third closure When and why were there other closures? 3 5 +305 5 " I don ' t know about you , but I ' m getting a little bit tired of reopening and closing the Statue of Liberty , " David Luchsinger , the national monument ' s superintendent , said with a laugh as the sun beat down on Liberty ' s golden torch . sun beat down on was it evening? 44 48 +305 5 " I don ' t know about you , but I ' m getting a little bit tired of reopening and closing the Statue of Liberty , " David Luchsinger , the national monument ' s superintendent , said with a laugh as the sun beat down on Liberty ' s golden torch . little bit tired of reopening and closing Why does this cause Luchsinger grief? 15 22 +306 1 ALLENTOWN , Pa . - At the mention of Gettysburg , Jeff Stocker fidgets in his chair . fidgets Is he a history buff? 13 14 +306 1 ALLENTOWN , Pa . - At the mention of Gettysburg , Jeff Stocker fidgets in his chair . fidgets Why is Jeff fidgetting? 13 14 +306 1 ALLENTOWN , Pa . - At the mention of Gettysburg , Jeff Stocker fidgets in his chair . Gettysburg , Why does Gettysburg make Jeff Stocker fidget? 9 11 +306 1 ALLENTOWN , Pa . - At the mention of Gettysburg , Jeff Stocker fidgets in his chair . Gettysburg , Why was Gettysburg mentioned? 9 11 +306 2 Stocker , wearing a necktie adorned with the likeness of Abraham Lincoln , turns and tilts his head slightly toward the ceiling . Abraham Lincoln , Why is Jeff Stocker wearing an Abraham Lincoln tie? 10 13 +306 3 A smile emerges from his gray goatee . gray I wonder how old he is? 5 6 +306 3 A smile emerges from his gray goatee . smile What is making him smile? 1 2 +306 3 A smile emerges from his gray goatee . smile Why did Jeff Stocker smile? 1 2 +306 3 A smile emerges from his gray goatee . gray goatee How well groomed is his goatee? 5 7 +306 4 Gettysburg looks different , he says . Gettysburg looks different , Does he mean it looks visually different, or that the battle was different than other battles? 0 4 +306 4 Gettysburg looks different , he says . looks different , Why does Gettysburg look different? 1 4 +306 4 Gettysburg looks different , he says . different , How does Gettysburg look different? 2 4 +306 5 It smells different . " Oh my God , Gettysburg is ethereal , " Stocker says from behind the desk of his Allentown , Pa . , law office . ethereal Doesn't this have a positive connotation? 11 12 +306 5 It smells different . " Oh my God , Gettysburg is ethereal , " Stocker says from behind the desk of his Allentown , Pa . , law office . ethereal , " How does he see Gettysburg as ethereal? 11 14 +306 5 It smells different . " Oh my God , Gettysburg is ethereal , " Stocker says from behind the desk of his Allentown , Pa . , law office . smells different What happened to make Gettysburg smell different? 1 3 +306 5 It smells different . " Oh my God , Gettysburg is ethereal , " Stocker says from behind the desk of his Allentown , Pa . , law office . ethereal , " Why is Gettysburg ethereal? 11 14 +307 1 LOS ANGELES - The type of aircraft flown by Asiana Airlines that crash - landed at San Francisco International Airport on Saturday has long been regarded as one of the safest passenger jets ever developed . regarded as one of the safest passenger jets Who is the aircraft regarded as safest by? 25 33 +307 1 LOS ANGELES - The type of aircraft flown by Asiana Airlines that crash - landed at San Francisco International Airport on Saturday has long been regarded as one of the safest passenger jets ever developed . regarded as one of the safest passenger jets What made the jet one of the safest? 25 33 +307 1 LOS ANGELES - The type of aircraft flown by Asiana Airlines that crash - landed at San Francisco International Airport on Saturday has long been regarded as one of the safest passenger jets ever developed . Asiana where is the company basked out of 9 10 +307 1 LOS ANGELES - The type of aircraft flown by Asiana Airlines that crash - landed at San Francisco International Airport on Saturday has long been regarded as one of the safest passenger jets ever developed . Asiana Airlines Where does Asiana Airlines fly? 9 11 +307 1 LOS ANGELES - The type of aircraft flown by Asiana Airlines that crash - landed at San Francisco International Airport on Saturday has long been regarded as one of the safest passenger jets ever developed . crash - landed What was wrong with the aircraft? 12 15 +307 2 Since Boeing rolled out its first 777 to a huge crowd at its manufacturing facility in Everett , Wash . , in 1994 , more than 1 , 100 have been built and only one had been in a major accident , with no fatalities . accident , what type of accident occured that resutled in no fatalities. 40 42 +307 2 Since Boeing rolled out its first 777 to a huge crowd at its manufacturing facility in Everett , Wash . , in 1994 , more than 1 , 100 have been built and only one had been in a major accident , with no fatalities . one When did this major accident happen? 34 35 +307 3 On Saturday , Asiana Flight 214 from Seoul , South Korea , crashed after touching down on Runway 28 , killing at least two passengers and injuring dozens of others . crashed after touching down on Runway What caused Flight 214 to crash? 12 18 +307 3 On Saturday , Asiana Flight 214 from Seoul , South Korea , crashed after touching down on Runway 28 , killing at least two passengers and injuring dozens of others . down why did it crash after touching down 15 16 +307 3 On Saturday , Asiana Flight 214 from Seoul , South Korea , crashed after touching down on Runway 28 , killing at least two passengers and injuring dozens of others . crashed What caused the crash? 12 13 +307 3 On Saturday , Asiana Flight 214 from Seoul , South Korea , crashed after touching down on Runway 28 , killing at least two passengers and injuring dozens of others . crashed Was the flight crew aware that something was wrong with the aircraft before landing? 12 13 +307 4 The plane maker issued a statement Saturday afternoon , saying it " extends its concern for the safety " of those aboard the downed aircraft . downed aircraft How did the aircraft go down? 23 25 +307 4 The plane maker issued a statement Saturday afternoon , saying it " extends its concern for the safety " of those aboard the downed aircraft . downed what caused the plane to crash 23 24 +307 4 The plane maker issued a statement Saturday afternoon , saying it " extends its concern for the safety " of those aboard the downed aircraft . statement If two people died, why weren't condolences offered? 5 6 +307 4 The plane maker issued a statement Saturday afternoon , saying it " extends its concern for the safety " of those aboard the downed aircraft . aboard How many passengers were on the aircraft? 21 22 +307 5 " Boeing is preparing to provide technical assistance to the National Transportation Safety Board as it investigates the accident , " the statement said . preparing to provide technical assistance How will technical assistance be provided? 3 8 +307 5 " Boeing is preparing to provide technical assistance to the National Transportation Safety Board as it investigates the accident , " the statement said . technical what speed, whether conditions, ice etc would paint a better picture. 6 7 +307 5 " Boeing is preparing to provide technical assistance to the National Transportation Safety Board as it investigates the accident , " the statement said . technical What does Boeing mean by technical assistance? 6 7 +308 1 CAIRO - A night of largely peaceful protests ended early Monday in a bloody clash between Muslim Brotherhood supporters and Egyptian soldiers , according to the Brotherhood and Egyptian media . ended early Monday in a bloody clash how did the clash start and how started it? 8 15 +308 1 CAIRO - A night of largely peaceful protests ended early Monday in a bloody clash between Muslim Brotherhood supporters and Egyptian soldiers , according to the Brotherhood and Egyptian media . according to the Brotherhood and Egyptian media are these reliable sources? 23 30 +308 1 CAIRO - A night of largely peaceful protests ended early Monday in a bloody clash between Muslim Brotherhood supporters and Egyptian soldiers , according to the Brotherhood and Egyptian media . largely peaceful protests What were the protests about? 5 8 +308 2 Muslim Brotherhood officials , who are supporting ousted Islamist President Mohamed Morsi , said security forces raided their encampment outside the Republican Guard compound with tear gas and gunfire about 4 a . m . Muslim Brotherhood officials who are these officials exactly? 0 3 +308 2 Muslim Brotherhood officials , who are supporting ousted Islamist President Mohamed Morsi , said security forces raided their encampment outside the Republican Guard compound with tear gas and gunfire about 4 a . m . security forces raided their encampment what was the reason security forces raided encampment? 14 19 +308 3 Supporters of Morsi have camped there for days demanding the release of the former leader , who has been under arrest since a military coup last week . former leader , which former leader? 13 16 +308 3 Supporters of Morsi have camped there for days demanding the release of the former leader , who has been under arrest since a military coup last week . Supporters does he have a lot of supporters? 0 1 +308 3 Supporters of Morsi have camped there for days demanding the release of the former leader , who has been under arrest since a military coup last week . Supporters of Morsi have camped why were they camping at that spot? 0 5 +308 3 Supporters of Morsi have camped there for days demanding the release of the former leader , who has been under arrest since a military coup last week . demanding the release of the former leader , in exchange for what? 8 16 +308 3 Supporters of Morsi have camped there for days demanding the release of the former leader , who has been under arrest since a military coup last week . since a military coup last week what were the specifics of the military coup? 21 27 +308 3 Supporters of Morsi have camped there for days demanding the release of the former leader , who has been under arrest since a military coup last week . under arrest Why was he arrested? 19 21 +308 4 Casualty figures were not immediately available , but Muslim Brotherhood officials said many people were killed and hundreds wounded . Casualty figures were not immediately available , why were they not available? 0 7 +308 4 Casualty figures were not immediately available , but Muslim Brotherhood officials said many people were killed and hundreds wounded . officials said many people were killed how reliable are these sources? 10 16 +308 4 Casualty figures were not immediately available , but Muslim Brotherhood officials said many people were killed and hundreds wounded . Muslim Brotherhood officials Which Muslim Brotherhood officials? 8 11 +308 5 They called upon their supporters to donate blood and rush to the Nasr district of Cairo to assist the victims . Nasr district is that a popular district? 12 14 +309 1 QINGDAO , China - As far as Li Lejun is concerned , there ' s one easy way to make a July beach vacation even better than expected : Add seaweed . seaweed How does seaweed make a beach vacation better? 30 31 +309 1 QINGDAO , China - As far as Li Lejun is concerned , there ' s one easy way to make a July beach vacation even better than expected : Add seaweed . Add seaweed How can seaweed make a vacation better? 29 31 +309 1 QINGDAO , China - As far as Li Lejun is concerned , there ' s one easy way to make a July beach vacation even better than expected : Add seaweed . Add seaweed add to what? 29 31 +309 2 Hundreds upon hundreds of tons of it . tons Why so many tons of seaweed? 4 5 +309 2 Hundreds upon hundreds of tons of it . Hundreds upon hundreds Hundreds of what? 0 3 +309 2 Hundreds upon hundreds of tons of it . Hundreds upon hundreds of tons why so much? 0 5 +309 3 Buried up to his thighs in sand , his back covered in what looked like strands of chartreuse cotton candy , the 7 - year - old Beijing boy was having the time of his life Sunday at No . strands What were the strands on the boy? 15 16 +309 3 Buried up to his thighs in sand , his back covered in what looked like strands of chartreuse cotton candy , the 7 - year - old Beijing boy was having the time of his life Sunday at No . chartreuse cotton candy , Does seaweed look like cotton candy? 17 21 +309 4 1 Bathing Beach in this city 350 miles north of Shanghai . 1 Bathing Beach What is the one bathing beach? 0 3 +309 4 1 Bathing Beach in this city 350 miles north of Shanghai . north which city? 8 9 +309 5 Ten paces to his right , men in swim briefs were using pitchforks to fling mounds of algae into a yellow front - end loader . fling mounds of algae Why were the men flinging mounds of algae into a front-end loader? 14 18 +309 5 Ten paces to his right , men in swim briefs were using pitchforks to fling mounds of algae into a yellow front - end loader . men in swim briefs Why are men working on the beach wearing swim briefs? 6 10 +310 1 The U . S . Navy conducted a historic flight test Wednesday off the coast of Virginia when an experimental bat - winged drone made an arrested landing aboard an aircraft carrier for the first time . arrested What is an \"arrested landing\" mean? 26 27 +310 1 The U . S . Navy conducted a historic flight test Wednesday off the coast of Virginia when an experimental bat - winged drone made an arrested landing aboard an aircraft carrier for the first time . bat - winged drone What is a bat-winged drone used for? 20 24 +310 1 The U . S . Navy conducted a historic flight test Wednesday off the coast of Virginia when an experimental bat - winged drone made an arrested landing aboard an aircraft carrier for the first time . arrested landing Why was the landing arrested? 26 28 +310 1 The U . S . Navy conducted a historic flight test Wednesday off the coast of Virginia when an experimental bat - winged drone made an arrested landing aboard an aircraft carrier for the first time . bat - winged they have those? 20 23 +310 2 The flight of the drone , dubbed X - 47B " Salty Dog 502 , " could redefine naval aviation . redefine How could the flight of \"Salty Dog 502\" redefine naval aviation? 17 18 +310 2 The flight of the drone , dubbed X - 47B " Salty Dog 502 , " could redefine naval aviation . redefine naval aviation In what way? 17 20 +310 2 The flight of the drone , dubbed X - 47B " Salty Dog 502 , " could redefine naval aviation . " Salty Dog Why is it called Salty Dog? 10 13 +310 2 The flight of the drone , dubbed X - 47B " Salty Dog 502 , " could redefine naval aviation . " Salty Dog why is it called that? 10 13 +310 3 Landing on an aircraft carrier as it plies the ocean and pitches with the waves is considered an extremely difficult feat for even the most seasoned pilot . extremely Why is it so difficult to land? 18 19 +310 3 Landing on an aircraft carrier as it plies the ocean and pitches with the waves is considered an extremely difficult feat for even the most seasoned pilot . difficult feat Is it also difficult for the drone? 19 21 +310 4 The X - 47B was controlled almost entirely by computer . almost How else was X-47B controlled? 6 7 +310 4 The X - 47B was controlled almost entirely by computer . controlled almost entirely by computer From how far away can it be controlled? 5 10 +310 4 The X - 47B was controlled almost entirely by computer . X - 47B is it the newest model? 1 4 +310 5 " By evolving and integrating new technology like the X - 47B and the unmanned aircraft to follow , carriers will remain relevant throughout their 50 - year lifespan , " Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus said in a statement . 50 - year Why are carriers lifespan only 50 years? 25 28 +310 5 " By evolving and integrating new technology like the X - 47B and the unmanned aircraft to follow , carriers will remain relevant throughout their 50 - year lifespan , " Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus said in a statement . will remain relevant Does that mean man aircraft will no longer be using them? 20 23 +311 1 WASHINGTON - It was a White House gala with the razzle - dazzle of a real state dinner . It was a White House gala What was a White House Gala? 2 8 +311 2 Amid the soothing strains of a harp , guests promenaded into the Executive Mansion , pausing before a clutch of media before making their way to a receiving line and into the East Room , where waiters in tuxedos regaled them with an eight - course meal served on gold - rimmed china . guests Who are these guests? 8 9 +311 2 Amid the soothing strains of a harp , guests promenaded into the Executive Mansion , pausing before a clutch of media before making their way to a receiving line and into the East Room , where waiters in tuxedos regaled them with an eight - course meal served on gold - rimmed china . an eight - course meal served why so many courses? 42 48 +311 3 But unlike at other White House feasts , the guests were encouraged to eat with their fingers . eat with their fingers why were the guests eating with their fingers? 13 17 +311 3 But unlike at other White House feasts , the guests were encouraged to eat with their fingers . eat with their fingers Why were they eating with their fingers? 13 17 +311 3 But unlike at other White House feasts , the guests were encouraged to eat with their fingers . eat Why with their fingers? 13 14 +311 3 But unlike at other White House feasts , the guests were encouraged to eat with their fingers . their fingers why no silverware? 15 17 +311 4 First lady Michelle Obama ' s second annual Kids ' State Dinner on Tuesday honored the young winners of a healthy - eating recipe contest that drew more than 1 , 300 entries . entries what was served? 32 33 +311 5 Just like last year , President Barack Obama somehow was snubbed ( " Usually at a state dinner , I get invited , " he told the kids ) , but made a surprise appearance anyway . somehow was snubbed Why was he snubbed? 8 11 +311 5 Just like last year , President Barack Obama somehow was snubbed ( " Usually at a state dinner , I get invited , " he told the kids ) , but made a surprise appearance anyway . was snubbed why was he snubbed? 9 11 +312 1 BEIJING - Life expectancy is 5 . 5 years lower in northern China than in the south almost exclusively because of heavy air pollution , a new study examining 20 years of data has determined . a new study Who performed this study? 25 28 +312 1 BEIJING - Life expectancy is 5 . 5 years lower in northern China than in the south almost exclusively because of heavy air pollution , a new study examining 20 years of data has determined . pollution , What caused all of this pollution? 23 25 +312 1 BEIJING - Life expectancy is 5 . 5 years lower in northern China than in the south almost exclusively because of heavy air pollution , a new study examining 20 years of data has determined . because of heavy air pollution , Why is the air pollution so heavy in the south of China? 19 25 +312 1 BEIJING - Life expectancy is 5 . 5 years lower in northern China than in the south almost exclusively because of heavy air pollution , a new study examining 20 years of data has determined . a new study Who was the study conducted by? 25 28 +312 2 The research , published Monday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences by four economists in China , the U . S . and Israel , examined air - quality readings collected in 90 Chinese cities from 1981 to 2000 and compared those with mortality data collected at 145 locations across the country from 1991 to 2000 . locations Which 145 locations experienced the mortality? And how did the results compare with the air quality findings? 51 52 +312 2 The research , published Monday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences by four economists in China , the U . S . and Israel , examined air - quality readings collected in 90 Chinese cities from 1981 to 2000 and compared those with mortality data collected at 145 locations across the country from 1991 to 2000 . examined air - quality What were the findings of the air quality measures? 28 32 +312 2 The research , published Monday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences by four economists in China , the U . S . and Israel , examined air - quality readings collected in 90 Chinese cities from 1981 to 2000 and compared those with mortality data collected at 145 locations across the country from 1991 to 2000 . air - quality readings how is it measured? 29 33 +312 3 Other studies have established strong correlations between air pollution and poor health and attempted to quantify the loss of life in China due to air pollution . Other studies What did these other studies find? 0 2 +312 3 Other studies have established strong correlations between air pollution and poor health and attempted to quantify the loss of life in China due to air pollution . quantify the loss of life Is it possible to quantify loss of life due to air pollution? 15 20 +312 3 Other studies have established strong correlations between air pollution and poor health and attempted to quantify the loss of life in China due to air pollution . attempted to quantify the loss of life in How can loss of life in China be quantified? 13 21 +312 3 Other studies have established strong correlations between air pollution and poor health and attempted to quantify the loss of life in China due to air pollution . attempted to quantify did the attempt work? 13 16 +312 4 But the specificity of the study published Monday may provide a jolt to policymakers and the public as debate intensifies over how much China has sacrificed to achieve rapid economic growth . how much What have they sacrificed? 21 23 +312 4 But the specificity of the study published Monday may provide a jolt to policymakers and the public as debate intensifies over how much China has sacrificed to achieve rapid economic growth . specificity of the study What were the results? 2 6 +312 4 But the specificity of the study published Monday may provide a jolt to policymakers and the public as debate intensifies over how much China has sacrificed to achieve rapid economic growth . Monday which monday? 7 8 +312 5 The researchers found that a seemingly arbitrary Mao - era economic policy on coal - fired boilers for winter heating created dramatic differences in air quality within China . economic policy on coal - fired boilers What was this policy? 10 17 +312 5 The researchers found that a seemingly arbitrary Mao - era economic policy on coal - fired boilers for winter heating created dramatic differences in air quality within China . Mao - era economic policy What is a Mao-era economic policy? 7 12 +312 5 The researchers found that a seemingly arbitrary Mao - era economic policy on coal - fired boilers for winter heating created dramatic differences in air quality within China . seemingly arbitrary Mao - era economic policy How is the economic policy arbitrary? 5 12 +312 5 The researchers found that a seemingly arbitrary Mao - era economic policy on coal - fired boilers for winter heating created dramatic differences in air quality within China . dramatic differences in air is the north worse? 21 25 +313 1 LONDON - If money talks , then in Britain it has a decidedly baritone voice . baritone voice Why does Britain have a decidedly baritone voice concerning money? 13 15 +313 1 LONDON - If money talks , then in Britain it has a decidedly baritone voice . baritone is baritone loud? 13 14 +313 1 LONDON - If money talks , then in Britain it has a decidedly baritone voice . baritone What is a baritone voice? 13 14 +313 1 LONDON - If money talks , then in Britain it has a decidedly baritone voice . baritone What does baritone mean? 13 14 +313 2 And that , many say , is a scandal . Three months ago , the Bank of England announced that Winston Churchill had been chosen as the new face of the 5 - pound note , in recognition of " a truly great British leader , orator and writer . And that , many say , is a scandal Why is it a scandal? 0 9 +313 2 And that , many say , is a scandal . Three months ago , the Bank of England announced that Winston Churchill had been chosen as the new face of the 5 - pound note , in recognition of " a truly great British leader , orator and writer . And that , many say , Who are the many that say it is a scandal? 0 6 +313 2 And that , many say , is a scandal . Three months ago , the Bank of England announced that Winston Churchill had been chosen as the new face of the 5 - pound note , in recognition of " a truly great British leader , orator and writer . Three months ago , In what year did this take place? 10 14 +313 2 And that , many say , is a scandal . Three months ago , the Bank of England announced that Winston Churchill had been chosen as the new face of the 5 - pound note , in recognition of " a truly great British leader , orator and writer . orator What does orator mean? 46 47 +313 3 a hero of the entire free world " . Starting in 2016 , Churchill ' s jowly mug will peer out pugnaciously from the back of what is probably Britain ' s most widely used bill , worth about $ 7 . 50 . pugnaciously what is this word? 21 22 +313 3 a hero of the entire free world " . Starting in 2016 , Churchill ' s jowly mug will peer out pugnaciously from the back of what is probably Britain ' s most widely used bill , worth about $ 7 . 50 . pugnaciously What does pugnaciously mean? 21 22 +313 4 But the decision has riled thousands of women here ( and not a few men ) . riled thousands of women Why has it riled thousands of women? 4 8 +313 4 But the decision has riled thousands of women here ( and not a few men ) . women Why are women upset? 7 8 +313 5 No disrespect to the cigar - chomping , wartime prime minister , they say . cigar - chomping , he eats cigars? 4 8 +314 1 LOS ANGELES - The Tyrannosaurus rex of " Jurassic Park " fame chases any prey that moves , then devours it with a bone - crushing gnash of its enormous jaws and serrated teeth . " Jurassic Park " fame Why do they quote Jurassic Park here? The Tyrannosaurus rex didn't become popular due to that move alone. 7 12 +314 2 But paleontologists don ' t necessarily back Steven Spielberg ' s portrayal of T . rex , with some saying it may have simply scavenged the remains of dead animals it happened to find . may have Where did the paleontologists get this information? 21 23 +314 2 But paleontologists don ' t necessarily back Steven Spielberg ' s portrayal of T . rex , with some saying it may have simply scavenged the remains of dead animals it happened to find . don ' t necessarily back Steven Spielberg ' s Was Steven Spielberg a paleontologist? What makes him to believe that the T. rex acted the way it did in the movie? 2 11 +314 2 But paleontologists don ' t necessarily back Steven Spielberg ' s portrayal of T . rex , with some saying it may have simply scavenged the remains of dead animals it happened to find . paleontologists Which paleontologists? 1 2 +314 3 Now scientists have unearthed what they say is the first direct evidence that the dinosaur king hunted its prey , further supporting its reign at the top of the Cretaceous food chain . further Why is this \"further\" supporting its reign? 20 21 +314 3 Now scientists have unearthed what they say is the first direct evidence that the dinosaur king hunted its prey , further supporting its reign at the top of the Cretaceous food chain . Cretaceous food chain What does the Cretaceous food chain look like? 29 32 +314 3 Now scientists have unearthed what they say is the first direct evidence that the dinosaur king hunted its prey , further supporting its reign at the top of the Cretaceous food chain . direct evidence What's the evidence that they found? 10 12 +314 3 Now scientists have unearthed what they say is the first direct evidence that the dinosaur king hunted its prey , further supporting its reign at the top of the Cretaceous food chain . Now scientists have unearthed Which scientists? 0 4 +314 4 The team excavated the 1 . 5 - inch crown of a T . rex tooth lodged between the fused vertebrae of a hadrosaur , a plant - eating duck - billed dinosaur . crown What is the crown of a T. rex tooth? 9 10 +314 4 The team excavated the 1 . 5 - inch crown of a T . rex tooth lodged between the fused vertebrae of a hadrosaur , a plant - eating duck - billed dinosaur . excavated Where was the location of where they found this? 2 3 +315 1 HACKENSACK , N . J . - Though they have " rat " in their name , the Allegheny woodrats are nothing like the common rats that skitter across subway rails and leap out of urban dumpsters . are nothing like the common rats Why are they unlike? 20 26 +315 1 HACKENSACK , N . J . - Though they have " rat " in their name , the Allegheny woodrats are nothing like the common rats that skitter across subway rails and leap out of urban dumpsters . the Allegheny woodrats What is an Allegheny woodrat? 17 20 +315 1 HACKENSACK , N . J . - Though they have " rat " in their name , the Allegheny woodrats are nothing like the common rats that skitter across subway rails and leap out of urban dumpsters . Allegheny woodrats why are they different? 18 20 +315 1 HACKENSACK , N . J . - Though they have " rat " in their name , the Allegheny woodrats are nothing like the common rats that skitter across subway rails and leap out of urban dumpsters . " rat " Why is the word \"rat\" in the Allegheny woodrat's name if it isnt like the common rat? 10 13 +315 2 Instead , these native New Jerseyans prefer the quiet life outside of cities and look more like jolly , oversized field mice . jolly , oversized field mice How much do they weigh? 17 22 +315 2 Instead , these native New Jerseyans prefer the quiet life outside of cities and look more like jolly , oversized field mice . New Jerseyans are they leaving new jersey? 4 6 +315 2 Instead , these native New Jerseyans prefer the quiet life outside of cities and look more like jolly , oversized field mice . jolly , How can a human tell that a rat looks jolly? 17 19 +315 3 But times are tough for woodrats . Once common from New England to Alabama , the woodrat has disappeared from Massachusetts , Connecticut and New York , has significantly declined in Pennsylvania , and is nearly gone from Ohio and Indiana . But times are tough for woodrats What does their diet consist of? 0 6 +315 3 But times are tough for woodrats . Once common from New England to Alabama , the woodrat has disappeared from Massachusetts , Connecticut and New York , has significantly declined in Pennsylvania , and is nearly gone from Ohio and Indiana . common from New England to Alabama , Why isn't the woodrat common from New England to Alabama anymore? 8 15 +315 4 In New Jersey , the only remaining woodrat colony lives in suburban isolation at the foot of the Palisades in Bergen County . Bergen where is bergen? 20 21 +315 4 In New Jersey , the only remaining woodrat colony lives in suburban isolation at the foot of the Palisades in Bergen County . suburban Why did the woodrat move to the suburban location they are currently in? 11 12 +315 5 The colony has been so cut off from other woodrat populations that their inbreeding has affected the gene pool , making them less able to fight off disease . cut off Why are they cut off? 5 7 +315 5 The colony has been so cut off from other woodrat populations that their inbreeding has affected the gene pool , making them less able to fight off disease . has affected the gene pool , How has the human population effected its natural habitats? 14 20 +315 5 The colony has been so cut off from other woodrat populations that their inbreeding has affected the gene pool , making them less able to fight off disease . inbreeding why are they inbreeding? 13 14 +316 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - U . S . Attorney General Eric Holder , the nation ' s first black to hold that post , urged NAACP members convening in Orlando on Tuesday to help overturn stand - your - ground laws that " senselessly expand the concept of self - defense " . Orlando do they always convene there? 30 31 +316 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - U . S . Attorney General Eric Holder , the nation ' s first black to hold that post , urged NAACP members convening in Orlando on Tuesday to help overturn stand - your - ground laws that " senselessly expand the concept of self - defense " . " senselessly expand the concept of self - defense " What do these laws do to expand the concept of self-defense? 43 53 +316 2 The law was expected to be at the center of the second - degree - murder trial of George Zimmerman in the shooting death of Trayvon Martin , but it was not raised at trial . law Which law? 1 2 +316 2 The law was expected to be at the center of the second - degree - murder trial of George Zimmerman in the shooting death of Trayvon Martin , but it was not raised at trial . not raised at trial Why wan't the stand-your-ground law raised at George Zimmerman's trial? 31 35 +316 3 The issue did surface when Zimmerman was arrested . arrested how was he caught? 7 8 +316 3 The issue did surface when Zimmerman was arrested . issue What issue? 1 2 +316 4 Rather than prevent violence , Holder said , such laws can encourage it . encourage What kinds of laws encourage violence and how? 11 12 +316 4 Rather than prevent violence , Holder said , such laws can encourage it . encourage What do these laws do to encourage violence? 11 12 +316 4 Rather than prevent violence , Holder said , such laws can encourage it . encourage How does the stand-your-ground law encourage violence? 11 12 +316 5 " We must stand our ground , " Holder said to thunderous applause , " to ensure our laws reduce violence " . applause , were any not applauding? 12 14 +317 1 PRETORIA , South Africa - The singing washed like waves over the crowd gathered Thursday , Mandela Day , to celebrate Nelson Mandela ' s 95th birthday outside the Pretoria hospital where he is being treated . where he is being treated What's wrong with Nelson Mandela's health? 31 36 +317 1 PRETORIA , South Africa - The singing washed like waves over the crowd gathered Thursday , Mandela Day , to celebrate Nelson Mandela ' s 95th birthday outside the Pretoria hospital where he is being treated . he is being treated What is he being treated for? 32 36 +317 2 Wave after musical wave rang out , as choirs , political groups , schoolchildren and onlookers arrived one after another , dancing , gyrating and laughing , each with their own loud musical tribute to the man they see as the one who brought them freedom . freedom How and why do the people see Mandela as a bringer of freedom? 45 46 +317 2 Wave after musical wave rang out , as choirs , political groups , schoolchildren and onlookers arrived one after another , dancing , gyrating and laughing , each with their own loud musical tribute to the man they see as the one who brought them freedom . wave rang out , for how long? 3 7 +317 3 And it wouldn ' t have been South Africa without the deafening vuvuzelas , blown at full blast , to wish Mandela back home . vuvuzelas , what is a vuvuzelas? 12 14 +317 3 And it wouldn ' t have been South Africa without the deafening vuvuzelas , blown at full blast , to wish Mandela back home . it wouldn ' t have been South Africa Why is South Africa associated with noisy vuvuzelas? 1 9 +317 3 And it wouldn ' t have been South Africa without the deafening vuvuzelas , blown at full blast , to wish Mandela back home . vuvuzelas , What are vuvuzelas? 12 14 +317 3 And it wouldn ' t have been South Africa without the deafening vuvuzelas , blown at full blast , to wish Mandela back home . vuvuzelas , are those instruments? 12 14 +317 4 Crowds thronged the wall of tribute outside the hospital , which sprang up spontaneously soon after Mandela was admitted with a lung infection on June 8 . spontaneously How did people get and spread the idea to do these tributes? 13 14 +317 4 Crowds thronged the wall of tribute outside the hospital , which sprang up spontaneously soon after Mandela was admitted with a lung infection on June 8 . admitted with a lung infection What cause his lung infection? 18 23 +317 5 Since then , the heaps of flowers , artwork , posters and written tributes have spread along the wall and spilled down a nearby hill . Since then , how long ago was it? 0 3 +318 1 PHNOM PENH , Cambodia - Sitting in a dingy bar down a small back alley in the Cambodian capital , Ros Choun struggled to explain how he ended up here . struggled to explain how he ended up here . Why is Mr. Choun struggling to explain how he ended up in Cambodia? 22 31 +318 1 PHNOM PENH , Cambodia - Sitting in a dingy bar down a small back alley in the Cambodian capital , Ros Choun struggled to explain how he ended up here . Ros Choun Who is Ros? 20 22 +318 1 PHNOM PENH , Cambodia - Sitting in a dingy bar down a small back alley in the Cambodian capital , Ros Choun struggled to explain how he ended up here . he ended up here . Why was he there? 26 31 +318 2 " They took my whole life , and there is nothing I can do about it , " he said . " They took my whole life , Why did they take his whole life? 0 7 +318 2 " They took my whole life , and there is nothing I can do about it , " he said . " They Who took his whole life? 0 2 +318 2 " They took my whole life , and there is nothing I can do about it , " he said . " They took my whole life , Why did they take his life? 0 7 +318 3 Despite the location and his Cambodian appearance , Choun had spent almost his entire life in the United States . his entire life in the United States . How long did Choun live in the US? 12 20 +318 3 Despite the location and his Cambodian appearance , Choun had spent almost his entire life in the United States . States How long has he been in Cambodia? 18 19 +318 3 Despite the location and his Cambodian appearance , Choun had spent almost his entire life in the United States . location Why was he in Cambodia? 2 3 +318 5 His family , he recounts , sought refuge in America in the early 1980s after fleeing the genocide and devastation of the Khmer Rouge period , which left Cambodia in ruins and almost 2 million people dead . fleeing the genocide Why was genocide going on in Cambodia? 15 18 +318 5 His family , he recounts , sought refuge in America in the early 1980s after fleeing the genocide and devastation of the Khmer Rouge period , which left Cambodia in ruins and almost 2 million people dead . Khmer Rouge period , What was the Khmer Rouge period? 22 26 +319 1 BOGOTA , Colombia - Wedged behind an exhaust - belching bus and ahead of a honking car , Luis Enrique Neira urges his scrawny horse Pagatodo through a busy intersection . Luis Enrique Neira Who is this person? 18 21 +319 1 BOGOTA , Colombia - Wedged behind an exhaust - belching bus and ahead of a honking car , Luis Enrique Neira urges his scrawny horse Pagatodo through a busy intersection . Luis Why did Luis urge his horse through a busy intersection? 18 19 +319 1 BOGOTA , Colombia - Wedged behind an exhaust - belching bus and ahead of a honking car , Luis Enrique Neira urges his scrawny horse Pagatodo through a busy intersection . Pagatodo how old is he? 25 26 +319 2 Neira has been a horse - cart driver , or a zorrero , since he was 12 years old , eking out a living hauling loads and sometimes recycling scrap metal and cardboard . since he was 12 years old , What led him to be working at 12 years old? 13 20 +319 2 Neira has been a horse - cart driver , or a zorrero , since he was 12 years old , eking out a living hauling loads and sometimes recycling scrap metal and cardboard . zorrero , how many are there? 11 13 +319 3 Authorities say there are more than 2 , 290 zorreros in this bustling capital of 7 . 3 million , but the horsemen ' s days are numbered . horsemen ' s days are numbered What industry is taking over their careers? Is it the automotive industry? 22 28 +319 3 Authorities say there are more than 2 , 290 zorreros in this bustling capital of 7 . 3 million , but the horsemen ' s days are numbered . horsemen ' s How are the horsemen days numbered? 22 25 +319 4 Bogota is requiring them to trade in their horse and carts for small four - wheel vehicles . trade in their horse and carts Do these workers also get compensation for this trade? Would they be given a stipend for gas as well? 5 11 +319 4 Bogota is requiring them to trade in their horse and carts for small four - wheel vehicles . trade Why are the horsemen trading in their horse and cart? 5 6 +319 4 Bogota is requiring them to trade in their horse and carts for small four - wheel vehicles . requiring them why are they requiring? 2 4 +319 5 By the year ' s end , it will be illegal for horses to plod the streets . illegal for horses to plod the streets Is this for health reasons? 10 17 +319 5 By the year ' s end , it will be illegal for horses to plod the streets . illegal Why will it be illegal for horses to plod the streets/ 10 11 +320 1 WASHINGTON - Sen . Lindsey Graham , R - S . C . , touched a nerve in athletes and Olympic officials alike Wednesday by floating the possibility of boycotting the 2014 Winter Olympic Games in Sochi , Russia . touched a nerve What does this phrase mean? What evidence has been shown to support it? 14 17 +320 1 WASHINGTON - Sen . Lindsey Graham , R - S . C . , touched a nerve in athletes and Olympic officials alike Wednesday by floating the possibility of boycotting the 2014 Winter Olympic Games in Sochi , Russia . boycotting the 2014 Winter Olympic Games Why is the Senator considering boycotting the Winter Olympics? 29 35 +320 1 WASHINGTON - Sen . Lindsey Graham , R - S . C . , touched a nerve in athletes and Olympic officials alike Wednesday by floating the possibility of boycotting the 2014 Winter Olympic Games in Sochi , Russia . boycotting Why is he suggesting boycotting the Olympic Games? 29 30 +320 2 " I love the Olympics , but I hate what the Russian government is doing throughout the world , " Graham told NBC News . doing throughout they cheated at the olympics? 14 16 +320 2 " I love the Olympics , but I hate what the Russian government is doing throughout the world , " Graham told NBC News . doing throughout the world , " What is the Russian government doing? 14 20 +320 4 Bishop emphasized that Graham wasn ' t specifically calling for a boycott but wanted to raise the idea . wanted to raise the idea What is meant by \"raise the idea\", and how is the person's intention known? 13 18 +320 4 Bishop emphasized that Graham wasn ' t specifically calling for a boycott but wanted to raise the idea . wanted to raise the what is the difference between the two? 13 17 +320 5 Bishop didn ' t respond to a request for an interview with Graham . a request Who's request? 6 8 +320 5 Bishop didn ' t respond to a request for an interview with Graham . didn ' t respond did he deny? 1 5 +320 5 Bishop didn ' t respond to a request for an interview with Graham . request for an interview Who requested an interview? 7 11 +321 1 ENGLEWOOD , N . J . - Gerald Marion has spent his career fighting fires , not racial injustice . career How long was he a fire fighter? 12 13 +321 1 ENGLEWOOD , N . J . - Gerald Marion has spent his career fighting fires , not racial injustice . not racial injustice . Why does he need to fight racial injustice? 16 20 +321 1 ENGLEWOOD , N . J . - Gerald Marion has spent his career fighting fires , not racial injustice . not racial injustice How is Gerald Marion fighting racial injustice now? 16 19 +321 3 But Marion reached a breaking point on Saturday , when a Florida jury acquitted George Zimmerman in the fatal shooting of Trayvon Martin , an unarmed black teenager , during a confrontation in a gated community . breaking point How did he get involved with the political fray? 4 6 +321 3 But Marion reached a breaking point on Saturday , when a Florida jury acquitted George Zimmerman in the fatal shooting of Trayvon Martin , an unarmed black teenager , during a confrontation in a gated community . Marion reached a breaking point What breaking point did he reach? 1 6 +321 3 But Marion reached a breaking point on Saturday , when a Florida jury acquitted George Zimmerman in the fatal shooting of Trayvon Martin , an unarmed black teenager , during a confrontation in a gated community . reached a breaking point What did Marion do in relation to the George Zimmerman decision? 2 6 +321 3 But Marion reached a breaking point on Saturday , when a Florida jury acquitted George Zimmerman in the fatal shooting of Trayvon Martin , an unarmed black teenager , during a confrontation in a gated community . Saturday , Was Marion working in a professional capacity when he acted out regarding the jury's decision? 7 9 +321 4 The chief entered the racially charged controversy surrounding the verdict this week , when he asked the City Council to boycott businesses in Florida and other states with stand - your - ground laws , which eliminate the legal requirement to retreat before people can defend themselves - with deadly force if necessary - if they believe someone is trying to kill or seriously harm them . boycott What kind of buisness does would the City Council of Englewood, NJ have in Florida? 20 21 +321 4 The chief entered the racially charged controversy surrounding the verdict this week , when he asked the City Council to boycott businesses in Florida and other states with stand - your - ground laws , which eliminate the legal requirement to retreat before people can defend themselves - with deadly force if necessary - if they believe someone is trying to kill or seriously harm them . other states What other states have stand-your-ground laws? 25 27 +321 4 The chief entered the racially charged controversy surrounding the verdict this week , when he asked the City Council to boycott businesses in Florida and other states with stand - your - ground laws , which eliminate the legal requirement to retreat before people can defend themselves - with deadly force if necessary - if they believe someone is trying to kill or seriously harm them . boycott businesses in Florida How much business does Englewood, NJ do with businesses in the state of Florida? Is the boycott a realistic request of the Council? 20 24 +321 5 " I ' ve never been an activist , " the 46 - year - old said . activist , " Does Marion now view himself as a racial activist now in light of his request of the City Council? 7 10 +322 1 The overheated debate between the federal government and animal advocates over the removal of wild mustangs from the Western range ticked a few degrees higher after the Bureau of Land Management announced plans to take fewer horses from the land this summer . overheated Why is the debate overheated? 1 2 +322 1 The overheated debate between the federal government and animal advocates over the removal of wild mustangs from the Western range ticked a few degrees higher after the Bureau of Land Management announced plans to take fewer horses from the land this summer . animal advocates Who are the animal advocates? 8 10 +322 1 The overheated debate between the federal government and animal advocates over the removal of wild mustangs from the Western range ticked a few degrees higher after the Bureau of Land Management announced plans to take fewer horses from the land this summer . ticked a few degrees higher Why would the debate get hotter if the government agreed to take fewer horses from the land? 20 25 +322 2 Even though its holding capacity for captured wild horses has nearly reached its limit at 50 , 000 animals nationwide , the agency said last week that it would remove 1 , 300 horses in the coming months , many of which might otherwise die from lack of food and water . its Who or what is its? 2 3 +322 2 Even though its holding capacity for captured wild horses has nearly reached its limit at 50 , 000 animals nationwide , the agency said last week that it would remove 1 , 300 horses in the coming months , many of which might otherwise die from lack of food and water . Even though its holding capacity How are they going to manage that? 0 5 +322 2 Even though its holding capacity for captured wild horses has nearly reached its limit at 50 , 000 animals nationwide , the agency said last week that it would remove 1 , 300 horses in the coming months , many of which might otherwise die from lack of food and water . which might otherwise die Why would the animal advocates be opposed to this? 41 45 +322 3 Animal advocates say 1 , 300 horses is still too many , and they question the BLM ' s rationale for the removals . 1 , 300 horses is still too many , Why is that too many horses? 3 12 +322 3 Animal advocates say 1 , 300 horses is still too many , and they question the BLM ' s rationale for the removals . 1 , 300 horses is still too many , Too many for what? 3 12 +322 3 Animal advocates say 1 , 300 horses is still too many , and they question the BLM ' s rationale for the removals . question the BLM ' s rationale for the removals . What are they questioning about it? 14 24 +322 5 The agency plans to remove 855 wild horses and burros in Nevada , 140 in Oregon , 105 in Arizona , 65 in New Mexico , 50 in Colorado and 25 in Idaho , the agency said in a news release . remove What do they do with the removed animals? 4 5 +322 5 The agency plans to remove 855 wild horses and burros in Nevada , 140 in Oregon , 105 in Arizona , 65 in New Mexico , 50 in Colorado and 25 in Idaho , the agency said in a news release . The agency What agency? 0 2 +323 1 WASHINGTON - After surviving years of drought and watching the size of the U . S . cattle herd fall to its lowest level in more than 60 years , Texas cattleman Bob McCan would just as soon steer clear of the U . S . government ' s latest meat - labeling rules . lowest level in more than 60 years , What has caused this decline? 22 30 +323 1 WASHINGTON - After surviving years of drought and watching the size of the U . S . cattle herd fall to its lowest level in more than 60 years , Texas cattleman Bob McCan would just as soon steer clear of the U . S . government ' s latest meat - labeling rules . latest meat - labeling rules How will these affect cattlemen like McCan? 49 54 +323 1 WASHINGTON - After surviving years of drought and watching the size of the U . S . cattle herd fall to its lowest level in more than 60 years , Texas cattleman Bob McCan would just as soon steer clear of the U . S . government ' s latest meat - labeling rules . lowest level in more than 60 years , What is this level? 22 30 +323 2 For many U . S . consumers , it ' s a popular idea : Label packages to let them know what country the meat comes from . it ' s a popular idea : Why is the country of origin a common concern? 8 15 +323 2 For many U . S . consumers , it ' s a popular idea : Label packages to let them know what country the meat comes from . Label How would labeling packages help the consumer? 15 16 +323 2 For many U . S . consumers , it ' s a popular idea : Label packages to let them know what country the meat comes from . what country why does it matter? 21 23 +323 3 But with his herd of roughly 4 , 000 including cattle from Mexico , McCan said there ' s no good reason to segregate the animals when he sells them . segregate segregate in what reference? 23 24 +323 3 But with his herd of roughly 4 , 000 including cattle from Mexico , McCan said there ' s no good reason to segregate the animals when he sells them . no good reason to segregate Why would it matter where the cattle were born? 19 24 +323 3 But with his herd of roughly 4 , 000 including cattle from Mexico , McCan said there ' s no good reason to segregate the animals when he sells them . segregate the animals Would this be required for the labeling process? 23 26 +323 3 But with his herd of roughly 4 , 000 including cattle from Mexico , McCan said there ' s no good reason to segregate the animals when he sells them . McCan said there ' s no good reason is he right? 14 22 +323 4 All it would do , he said , is create hundreds of millions of dollars of extra handling costs that would get passed on , driving up the price at grocery stores . hundreds of millions of dollars Why is that sort of handling effort so expensive? 10 15 +323 4 All it would do , he said , is create hundreds of millions of dollars of extra handling costs that would get passed on , driving up the price at grocery stores . millions of dollars Would it really cost this much to label meat? 12 15 +323 5 " We don ' t want beef to become a luxury item , " said McCan , a fifth - generation rancher from Victoria , Texas . luxury item , What constitutes a luxury item? 10 13 +323 5 " We don ' t want beef to become a luxury item , " said McCan , a fifth - generation rancher from Victoria , Texas . beef to become does anyone want this? 6 9 +324 1 RIO DE JANEIRO - Pope Francis waded into the heart of Brazil ' s troubles Thursday , telling residents of an often - violent slum that their leaders must do a better job of helping them . often - violent slum What type of violence is included in this often violent slum? 21 25 +324 2 The provocative comments were in keeping with the causes held most dear by the first pope from the Americas : social justice and reaching out to the poor . social justice and reaching out to the poor How would social justice and reaching out to the poor help to decrease violence? 20 28 +324 4 " Never tire of working for a more just world , marked by greater solidarity , " he said to enthusiastic applause . more just world , are the efforts of the hard working people going to really help to create a more just world when all of the people of the world aren't involved in the effort? 7 11 +324 5 " No one can remain insensitive to the inequalities that persist in the world " . insensitive How does one remain insensitive to the world's inequalities? 5 6 +324 5 " No one can remain insensitive to the inequalities that persist in the world " . inequalities that persist is any one group solely responisible for these inequalities? 8 11 +324 5 " No one can remain insensitive to the inequalities that persist in the world " . remain insensitive arent a lot of people insensitive? 4 6 +325 1 LOS ANGELES - Help wanted : At least 130 veteran military aviators for nine - year commitment to fly fighter jets . nine - year commitment Where is this based? 13 17 +325 1 LOS ANGELES - Help wanted : At least 130 veteran military aviators for nine - year commitment to fly fighter jets . veteran Is there an age limit? 9 10 +325 1 LOS ANGELES - Help wanted : At least 130 veteran military aviators for nine - year commitment to fly fighter jets . veteran Are these war veterans or people who have flown fighter jets before? 9 10 +325 1 LOS ANGELES - Help wanted : At least 130 veteran military aviators for nine - year commitment to fly fighter jets . 130 veteran military aviators Why do they need 130 veteran military aviators for a nine-year commitment to fly fighter jets? 8 12 +325 1 LOS ANGELES - Help wanted : At least 130 veteran military aviators for nine - year commitment to fly fighter jets . fly fighter jets For the military? For a private company? 18 21 +325 2 Salary : Pay range $ 34 , 500 to $ 97 , 400 . Pay range Why such a big range? 2 4 +325 2 Salary : Pay range $ 34 , 500 to $ 97 , 400 . Pay range Why is this range so dramatic? 2 4 +325 2 Salary : Pay range $ 34 , 500 to $ 97 , 400 . $ 34 , 500 to $ 97 , 400 Why is there such a gap in pay? 4 13 +325 2 Salary : Pay range $ 34 , 500 to $ 97 , 400 . Pay range $ 34 , 500 to $ 97 , 400 What is the deciding factor in how much you are paid? 2 13 +325 3 Plus good benefits and a $ 225 , 000 signing bonus - guaranteed . good benefits What are the benefits? 1 3 +325 3 Plus good benefits and a $ 225 , 000 signing bonus - guaranteed . good benefits What specifically do these benefits look like? 1 3 +325 3 Plus good benefits and a $ 225 , 000 signing bonus - guaranteed . good benefits What are the \"Good benefits\"? 1 3 +325 3 Plus good benefits and a $ 225 , 000 signing bonus - guaranteed . $ 225 , 000 signing bonus Why is the bonus so high? 5 11 +325 4 Contact : U . S . Air Force by Sept . 30 . Contact : U . S . Air Force Why did they not include further contact information? 0 8 +325 4 Contact : U . S . Air Force by Sept . 30 . Contact : U . S . Air Force How do you contact the Us Air Force? 0 8 +325 5 That ' s the offer from the Pentagon , which is so short of Air Force fighter pilots that it ' s boosting its salary package to make the job more enticing . boosting What did the previous salary package look like? 22 23 +325 5 That ' s the offer from the Pentagon , which is so short of Air Force fighter pilots that it ' s boosting its salary package to make the job more enticing . so short of Air Force fighter pilots What's the reason for the shortage of Air Force fighter pilots? 11 18 +325 5 That ' s the offer from the Pentagon , which is so short of Air Force fighter pilots that it ' s boosting its salary package to make the job more enticing . short of Air Force fighter pilots Why are they short? 12 18 +326 1 Dinosaurs almost bankrupted the tooth fairy . almost bankrupted How did dinosaurs almost bankrupt the tooth fairy? 1 3 +326 1 Dinosaurs almost bankrupted the tooth fairy . bankrupted the tooth how did they do that? 2 5 +326 1 Dinosaurs almost bankrupted the tooth fairy . Dinosaurs almost bankrupted the tooth fairy What did the dinosaurs do to cause the tooth fairy to almost become bankrupted? 0 6 +326 1 Dinosaurs almost bankrupted the tooth fairy . Dinosaurs almost bankrupted the tooth fairy How did they bankrupt the tooth fairy? 0 6 +326 2 New research shows that the lumbering plant - eaters called sauropods produced new teeth as often as twice per month and had up to nine backup teeth in a single tooth socket . New research How did this new research come to be? 0 2 +326 2 New research shows that the lumbering plant - eaters called sauropods produced new teeth as often as twice per month and had up to nine backup teeth in a single tooth socket . nine backup teeth How did nine back up teeth fit in their mouth? 24 27 +326 2 New research shows that the lumbering plant - eaters called sauropods produced new teeth as often as twice per month and had up to nine backup teeth in a single tooth socket . to how did they have so many teeth? 23 24 +326 2 New research shows that the lumbering plant - eaters called sauropods produced new teeth as often as twice per month and had up to nine backup teeth in a single tooth socket . produced new teeth as often as twice per month What does the tooth fairy do with the teeth when she gets them? 11 20 +326 2 New research shows that the lumbering plant - eaters called sauropods produced new teeth as often as twice per month and had up to nine backup teeth in a single tooth socket . New research shows Who conducted the research? 0 3 +326 3 While the fearsome Tyrannosaurus rex is known as the king of the dinosaurs , the sauropods were the real royalty . sauropods were the real royalty . Why were sauropods the real royalty? 15 21 +326 3 While the fearsome Tyrannosaurus rex is known as the king of the dinosaurs , the sauropods were the real royalty . real royalty did they have more teeth? 18 20 +326 3 While the fearsome Tyrannosaurus rex is known as the king of the dinosaurs , the sauropods were the real royalty . the sauropods were the real royalty Why were the sauropods considered the real royalty? 14 20 +326 4 These creatures , including the childhood favorite Apatosaurus ( previously known as Brontosaurus ) , were the largest animals that ever lived on land . ( previously known as Brontosaurus ) , Why was it previously known as a Brontosaurus? 8 15 +326 4 These creatures , including the childhood favorite Apatosaurus ( previously known as Brontosaurus ) , were the largest animals that ever lived on land . Brontosaurus ) , when did the name change? 12 15 +326 5 " A big T . rex is maybe 40 or 45 feet tall , but a big sauropod pushes 100 feet long or more , " said Michael D ' Emic , a vertebrate paleontologist at Stony Brook University in New York and lead author of the teeth study published Wednesday in the journal PLOS One . sauropod pushes 100 How are they able to tell a sauropod would be 100 feet long or more? 17 20 +326 5 " A big T . rex is maybe 40 or 45 feet tall , but a big sauropod pushes 100 feet long or more , " said Michael D ' Emic , a vertebrate paleontologist at Stony Brook University in New York and lead author of the teeth study published Wednesday in the journal PLOS One . a vertebrate paleontologist How many vertebrate did the Apatosaurus have? 32 35 +327 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - When most people think of sharks along the southern edges of San Francisco Bay , they think of ice skates , pucks and helmets . sharks What kind of sharks on the edge of the Bay? 11 12 +327 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - When most people think of sharks along the southern edges of San Francisco Bay , they think of ice skates , pucks and helmets . ice skates , pucks and helmets do they really? 24 30 +327 2 Now , a different type of shark is flourishing south of the San Mateo Bridge , one whose presence is powerful testament to the improving health of the bay : leopard sharks . different type of shark What type of shark? 3 7 +327 2 Now , a different type of shark is flourishing south of the San Mateo Bridge , one whose presence is powerful testament to the improving health of the bay : leopard sharks . leopard sharks Where do leopard sharks come from? 30 32 +327 2 Now , a different type of shark is flourishing south of the San Mateo Bridge , one whose presence is powerful testament to the improving health of the bay : leopard sharks . leopard sharks are they dangerous? 30 32 +327 3 Researchers at the University of California , Davis , are finding large numbers of leopard sharks - some as big as 6 feet long - benefiting from five years of work to restore thousands of acres of industrial salt ponds ringing the bay ' s shoreline from Hayward to San Jose to Redwood City . some as big as 6 feet long What is the average size of a leopard shark? 17 24 +327 4 Ducks , herons and fish are thriving in the former ponds , which are being restored to tidal marshes . are thriving What specifically makes it a better environment for these animals? 5 7 +327 4 Ducks , herons and fish are thriving in the former ponds , which are being restored to tidal marshes . herons what is a heron? 2 3 +327 5 But the fact that sharks are also booming is a particularly encouraging sign , scientists say . scientists say Which scientists? 14 16 +328 1 U . S . Army Pfc . Bradley Manning was found not guilty of aiding the enemy by a military judge on Tuesday , the most serious charge in the case surrounding the leak of hundreds of thousands of classified documents that sparked a debate over the balance between military security and the public ' s right to know . aiding the enemy Who is the enemy Bradley Manning was found not guilty of aiding? 14 17 +328 1 U . S . Army Pfc . Bradley Manning was found not guilty of aiding the enemy by a military judge on Tuesday , the most serious charge in the case surrounding the leak of hundreds of thousands of classified documents that sparked a debate over the balance between military security and the public ' s right to know . in the case surrounding the leak What is the case about? 28 34 +328 1 U . S . Army Pfc . Bradley Manning was found not guilty of aiding the enemy by a military judge on Tuesday , the most serious charge in the case surrounding the leak of hundreds of thousands of classified documents that sparked a debate over the balance between military security and the public ' s right to know . found not guilty of aiding the enemy What actions of his led to this charge and trial? 10 17 +328 1 U . S . Army Pfc . Bradley Manning was found not guilty of aiding the enemy by a military judge on Tuesday , the most serious charge in the case surrounding the leak of hundreds of thousands of classified documents that sparked a debate over the balance between military security and the public ' s right to know . leak of hundreds of thousands How were the documents leaked? 33 38 +328 1 U . S . Army Pfc . Bradley Manning was found not guilty of aiding the enemy by a military judge on Tuesday , the most serious charge in the case surrounding the leak of hundreds of thousands of classified documents that sparked a debate over the balance between military security and the public ' s right to know . sparked a debate why did the debate start? 42 45 +328 2 Manning , 25 , was accused of the biggest leak of classified information in U . S . history for delivering more than 700 , 00 pages of documents and videos to the Web site WikiLeaks . biggest leak of classified information What prompted him to leak these documents? 8 13 +328 2 Manning , 25 , was accused of the biggest leak of classified information in U . S . history for delivering more than 700 , 00 pages of documents and videos to the Web site WikiLeaks . 700 , 00 pages how did he get so many? 23 27 +328 2 Manning , 25 , was accused of the biggest leak of classified information in U . S . history for delivering more than 700 , 00 pages of documents and videos to the Web site WikiLeaks . delivering Why would Manning deliver classified information to WikiLeaks? 20 21 +328 3 Manning , who has been in custody for three years and had already pleaded guilty to mishandling classified material , was found guilty of most of the other charges against him , including espionage and theft , which can still end up in a very lengthy prison sentence . other charges against him What were these other charges? 27 31 +328 3 Manning , who has been in custody for three years and had already pleaded guilty to mishandling classified material , was found guilty of most of the other charges against him , including espionage and theft , which can still end up in a very lengthy prison sentence . in custody for three years How has it taken this long to reach a verdict on this particular charge? 5 10 +328 4 The judge , Col . Denise Lind , will determine his sentence on those crimes during a second phase of the military trial , or court martial . during a second phase When will this take place? 15 19 +328 4 The judge , Col . Denise Lind , will determine his sentence on those crimes during a second phase of the military trial , or court martial . Denise Lind , will determine his sentence on those which way is she leaning? 5 14 +328 5 But the aiding the enemy charge could have landed Manning in prison for life . could have landed What are the potential sentencing lengths for the crimes he was convicted of? 6 9 +328 5 But the aiding the enemy charge could have landed Manning in prison for life . aiding the enemy charge is it a really bad crime? 2 6 +329 1 BAND - E AMIR NATIONAL PARK , Afghanistan - Of all the effects of war on Afghanistan , among the most surreal - and perhaps the happiest - is swan boats . is swan boats What is a swan boat? 28 31 +329 1 BAND - E AMIR NATIONAL PARK , Afghanistan - Of all the effects of war on Afghanistan , among the most surreal - and perhaps the happiest - is swan boats . effects of war on Afghanistan , How many wars are ongoing in Afghanistan? 12 18 +329 1 BAND - E AMIR NATIONAL PARK , Afghanistan - Of all the effects of war on Afghanistan , among the most surreal - and perhaps the happiest - is swan boats . happiest - is swan boats . Why is the happiest swan boats? 26 32 +329 2 On a recent day , nearly 40 of the bird - shaped pedal boats packed with families were meandering around the almost painfully blue mineral waters of the main lake here . meandering why does here ? 18 19 +329 2 On a recent day , nearly 40 of the bird - shaped pedal boats packed with families were meandering around the almost painfully blue mineral waters of the main lake here . 40 of the bird - shaped pedal boats Do they have sails or engines? 6 14 +329 2 On a recent day , nearly 40 of the bird - shaped pedal boats packed with families were meandering around the almost painfully blue mineral waters of the main lake here . nearly 40 How many boats can fit out at once? 5 7 +329 2 On a recent day , nearly 40 of the bird - shaped pedal boats packed with families were meandering around the almost painfully blue mineral waters of the main lake here . blue mineral waters why does this matter? 23 26 +329 3 From several came one of the rarest public sounds in Afghanistan : women laughing uproariously . uproariously what meaning ? 14 15 +329 4 For centuries Afghans have believed that the waters of the group of six lakes known as Band - e Amir can cure illness and infertility . Afghans where is it ? 2 3 +329 4 For centuries Afghans have believed that the waters of the group of six lakes known as Band - e Amir can cure illness and infertility . can cure illness and infertility Has this been scientifically proven? 20 25 +329 4 For centuries Afghans have believed that the waters of the group of six lakes known as Band - e Amir can cure illness and infertility . believed How did this belief start? 4 5 +329 5 Now Band - e Amir also has become the nation ' s soothing antidote to the daily horrors elsewhere : improvised bombs , suicide attacks and bribe - hungry police . bribe - hungry police whicjh one ? 26 30 +329 5 Now Band - e Amir also has become the nation ' s soothing antidote to the daily horrors elsewhere : improvised bombs , suicide attacks and bribe - hungry police . Band - e Amir Do people drink from this lake? 1 5 +330 1 CHICAGO - The marketing for freshly pressed and blended juices promises instant energy , weight loss , a flood of vitamins and minerals - all in a single , portable , gulpable serving . flood of On average, how many different vitamins and minerals are in a serving of freshly pressed juice? 18 20 +330 2 Health - minded consumers seem to have bought the claims - and with them , gallons of juice . and with them , gallons of juice Which types of juice did they bring? 11 18 +330 2 Health - minded consumers seem to have bought the claims - and with them , gallons of juice . gallons of juice they bought juice? 15 18 +330 3 Jamba Juice , which sells juices and smoothies , reported $ 55 . 1 million in revenue for the 13 weeks ending April 2 . Jamba Juice , In which country is Jamba Juice based? 0 3 +330 4 Beverage giant Coca - Cola tapped the juice trend early by acquiring Odwalla in 2001 , and in 2007 PepsiCo followed suit with Naked Juice . trend When did this trend start? 8 9 +330 4 Beverage giant Coca - Cola tapped the juice trend early by acquiring Odwalla in 2001 , and in 2007 PepsiCo followed suit with Naked Juice . Odwalla are they a big company? 12 13 +330 5 Raw vegetable and fruit juices make up about 10 percent of sales at The Protein Bar , a Chicago - based chain of health food restaurants , said founder Matt Matros . 10 percent What another category that takes up a large portion of their sales? 8 10 +331 1 DOS PALOS , Calif . - Only half - filled with helium , and already more than 12 feet wide , the giant plastic envelope shimmered and shook in the breeze like some airborne jellyfish rising through a gentle current . 12 feet wide , Why is the envelope 12 feet wide? 17 21 +331 1 DOS PALOS , Calif . - Only half - filled with helium , and already more than 12 feet wide , the giant plastic envelope shimmered and shook in the breeze like some airborne jellyfish rising through a gentle current . plastic envelope What is it? 23 25 +331 1 DOS PALOS , Calif . - Only half - filled with helium , and already more than 12 feet wide , the giant plastic envelope shimmered and shook in the breeze like some airborne jellyfish rising through a gentle current . plastic envelope What is the purpose of the helium filled plastic envelope? 23 25 +331 2 Soon it shot into the sky , soaring thousands of feet with a payload of sophisticated radio gear , processors and solar panels . radio gear , processors and solar panels Why is there radio gear, processors and solar panels in the envelope? 16 23 +331 2 Soon it shot into the sky , soaring thousands of feet with a payload of sophisticated radio gear , processors and solar panels . payload of sophisticated how much is a payload? 13 16 +331 2 Soon it shot into the sky , soaring thousands of feet with a payload of sophisticated radio gear , processors and solar panels . sophisticated radio gear , Why was it carrying this sophisticated gear? 15 19 +331 3 Its launch Friday was part an offbeat experiment by Google in using lighter - than - air balloons , a concept pioneered in the 18th century , to solve the 21st - century problem of delivering Internet service to underserved parts of the world . experiment How did Google come up with this experiment? 7 8 +331 3 Its launch Friday was part an offbeat experiment by Google in using lighter - than - air balloons , a concept pioneered in the 18th century , to solve the 21st - century problem of delivering Internet service to underserved parts of the world . lighter - than - air balloons , using helium? 12 19 +331 3 Its launch Friday was part an offbeat experiment by Google in using lighter - than - air balloons , a concept pioneered in the 18th century , to solve the 21st - century problem of delivering Internet service to underserved parts of the world . parts of the world What parts of the world? 40 44 +331 3 Its launch Friday was part an offbeat experiment by Google in using lighter - than - air balloons , a concept pioneered in the 18th century , to solve the 21st - century problem of delivering Internet service to underserved parts of the world . offbeat experiment Why is the experiment considered offbeat? 6 8 +331 4 " This is a great , big , hard problem , " said Richard DeVaul , a Google engineer and chief technical architect for the company ' s Project Loon , so named in part because even Google concedes the idea sounds a little crazy . hard problem , " Why is this a hard problem to solve? 8 12 +331 4 " This is a great , big , hard problem , " said Richard DeVaul , a Google engineer and chief technical architect for the company ' s Project Loon , so named in part because even Google concedes the idea sounds a little crazy . hard problem , " What makes the problem so hard? 8 12 +331 5 But after a trial run in New Zealand earlier this year , DeVaul and other engineers on the project say they believe a global network of low - cost , high - altitude balloons could carry enough wireless transponders to beam Internet connections to remote parts of Africa , Asia and other developing regions . other developing regions Which other developing regions? 51 54 +331 5 But after a trial run in New Zealand earlier this year , DeVaul and other engineers on the project say they believe a global network of low - cost , high - altitude balloons could carry enough wireless transponders to beam Internet connections to remote parts of Africa , Asia and other developing regions . beam how do they beam it? 40 41 +331 5 But after a trial run in New Zealand earlier this year , DeVaul and other engineers on the project say they believe a global network of low - cost , high - altitude balloons could carry enough wireless transponders to beam Internet connections to remote parts of Africa , Asia and other developing regions . other developing regions What other regions? 51 54 +331 5 But after a trial run in New Zealand earlier this year , DeVaul and other engineers on the project say they believe a global network of low - cost , high - altitude balloons could carry enough wireless transponders to beam Internet connections to remote parts of Africa , Asia and other developing regions . low - cost , How can sophisticated equipment be low-cost? 26 30 +332 1 While social commentators have long suggested that extreme heat can unleash the beast in man , formal study of the so - called heat hypothesis - the theory that high temperatures fuel aggressive and violent behavior - is relatively new . is relatively new How new is \"relatively new\"? 37 40 +332 1 While social commentators have long suggested that extreme heat can unleash the beast in man , formal study of the so - called heat hypothesis - the theory that high temperatures fuel aggressive and violent behavior - is relatively new . While social commentators have long suggested Which social commentators have made this suggestion? 0 6 +332 1 While social commentators have long suggested that extreme heat can unleash the beast in man , formal study of the so - called heat hypothesis - the theory that high temperatures fuel aggressive and violent behavior - is relatively new . heat hypothesis Why has the heat hypothesis not been investigated until recently? 23 25 +332 2 Using examples as disparate as road rage , ancient wars and Major League Baseball , scientists have taken early steps to quantify the potential influence of climate warming on human conflict . scientists have taken early steps What are some of the steps that scientists have taken early to quantify the potential influence of climate warming on human conflict? 15 20 +332 2 Using examples as disparate as road rage , ancient wars and Major League Baseball , scientists have taken early steps to quantify the potential influence of climate warming on human conflict . Major League Baseball , How does Major League Baseball fall into the category of human conflict? 11 15 +332 3 Now , three researchers at the University of California , Berkeley , have pulled together data from these and other studies and concluded that the incidence of war and civil unrest may increase by as much as 56 percent by 2050 because of higher temperatures and extreme rainfall patterns predicted by climate change scientists . three researchers Who are the three researches at the University of California? 2 4 +332 3 Now , three researchers at the University of California , Berkeley , have pulled together data from these and other studies and concluded that the incidence of war and civil unrest may increase by as much as 56 percent by 2050 because of higher temperatures and extreme rainfall patterns predicted by climate change scientists . three researchers which three? 2 4 +332 3 Now , three researchers at the University of California , Berkeley , have pulled together data from these and other studies and concluded that the incidence of war and civil unrest may increase by as much as 56 percent by 2050 because of higher temperatures and extreme rainfall patterns predicted by climate change scientists . other studies How do the other heat hypothesis studies present their data? 19 21 +332 4 Likewise , episodes of interpersonal violence - murder , assault , rape , domestic abuse - could increase by as much as 16 percent , the researchers report in a study published Thursday by the journal Science . 16 percent , How would they know that the episodes of interpersonal violence, murder, assault, rape and domestic abuse could increase by as much as 16 percent? Because of climate change? 22 25 +332 4 Likewise , episodes of interpersonal violence - murder , assault , rape , domestic abuse - could increase by as much as 16 percent , the researchers report in a study published Thursday by the journal Science . 16 percent , How was the 16 percent figure determined? 22 25 +332 5 " We find strong causal evidence linking climatic events to human conflict . strong causal evidence What is that strong casual evidence? 3 6 +332 5 " We find strong causal evidence linking climatic events to human conflict . causal evidence What is the causal evidence that is being referred to? 4 6 +333 1 WASHINGTON - The closing of U . S . embassies in 21 Muslim countries and a broad caution about travel during August that the State Department issued on Friday touched off debate Sunday over the National Security Agency ' s data collection programs . in 21 Muslim countries Which Muslim countries? 10 14 +333 1 WASHINGTON - The closing of U . S . embassies in 21 Muslim countries and a broad caution about travel during August that the State Department issued on Friday touched off debate Sunday over the National Security Agency ' s data collection programs . National Security Agency ' s How was the NSA collecting data? 35 40 +333 1 WASHINGTON - The closing of U . S . embassies in 21 Muslim countries and a broad caution about travel during August that the State Department issued on Friday touched off debate Sunday over the National Security Agency ' s data collection programs . 21 Muslim countries Which countries? 11 14 +333 1 WASHINGTON - The closing of U . S . embassies in 21 Muslim countries and a broad caution about travel during August that the State Department issued on Friday touched off debate Sunday over the National Security Agency ' s data collection programs . closing of U . S . embassies Why did the US close these embassies? 3 10 +333 1 WASHINGTON - The closing of U . S . embassies in 21 Muslim countries and a broad caution about travel during August that the State Department issued on Friday touched off debate Sunday over the National Security Agency ' s data collection programs . U . S . embassies Why did they close U.S. embassies in 21 Muslim countries? 5 10 +333 2 Congressional supporters of the program , appearing on Sunday morning television talk shows , said the latest warnings of unspecified threats showed that the programs were necessary , while detractors said there was no evidence linking the programs , particularly the collection of cellphone records of hundreds of millions of Americans , to the vague warnings of possible terrorist attacks . Sunday morning television talk shows , Which talk shows? 8 14 +333 2 Congressional supporters of the program , appearing on Sunday morning television talk shows , said the latest warnings of unspecified threats showed that the programs were necessary , while detractors said there was no evidence linking the programs , particularly the collection of cellphone records of hundreds of millions of Americans , to the vague warnings of possible terrorist attacks . vague were they indirect? 54 55 +333 2 Congressional supporters of the program , appearing on Sunday morning television talk shows , said the latest warnings of unspecified threats showed that the programs were necessary , while detractors said there was no evidence linking the programs , particularly the collection of cellphone records of hundreds of millions of Americans , to the vague warnings of possible terrorist attacks . warnings of unspecified threats Who is warning of these threats? 17 21 +333 3 Meanwhile , there were no reports of violence or unusual activity in any of the countries where the United States kept its embassies and consulates closed when they would have ordinarily been open on Sunday . no reports of violence or unusual activity what would be unusual activity? 4 11 +333 4 Nevertheless , the State Department announced that embassies and consulates in 16 countries would remain closed throughout the week , including four African nations that had not been on the original list . including four African nations Which African nations? 20 24 +333 4 Nevertheless , the State Department announced that embassies and consulates in 16 countries would remain closed throughout the week , including four African nations that had not been on the original list . four African nations which nations? 21 24 +333 4 Nevertheless , the State Department announced that embassies and consulates in 16 countries would remain closed throughout the week , including four African nations that had not been on the original list . four African nations Why did they add four African nations to the list? 21 24 +333 4 Nevertheless , the State Department announced that embassies and consulates in 16 countries would remain closed throughout the week , including four African nations that had not been on the original list . four African nations Which nations? 21 24 +333 4 Nevertheless , the State Department announced that embassies and consulates in 16 countries would remain closed throughout the week , including four African nations that had not been on the original list . Nevertheless , the State Department Why are they keeping them closed if there is no violence? 0 5 +333 4 Nevertheless , the State Department announced that embassies and consulates in 16 countries would remain closed throughout the week , including four African nations that had not been on the original list . 16 countries would remain closed Why would embassies in 16 countries remain closed? 11 16 +333 5 Diplomatic posts in five other countries would reopen Monday , the State Department said , including those in Afghanistan and Iraq , where terrorist attacks have been frequent . frequent how frequent? 27 28 +333 5 Diplomatic posts in five other countries would reopen Monday , the State Department said , including those in Afghanistan and Iraq , where terrorist attacks have been frequent . Afghanistan and Iraq , Why would they reopen state departments in places where there have been frequent terrorist attacks? 18 22 +333 5 Diplomatic posts in five other countries would reopen Monday , the State Department said , including those in Afghanistan and Iraq , where terrorist attacks have been frequent . five Why would they open those posts if there are frequent atacks? 3 4 +334 1 LOS ANGELES - There have been days since her son Ezekiel was born 11 months ago that Los Angeles mom Beth Capper has gone without food to keep up her supply . food What is her situation? 25 26 +334 1 LOS ANGELES - There have been days since her son Ezekiel was born 11 months ago that Los Angeles mom Beth Capper has gone without food to keep up her supply . supply Supply for home or elsewhere? 30 31 +334 1 LOS ANGELES - There have been days since her son Ezekiel was born 11 months ago that Los Angeles mom Beth Capper has gone without food to keep up her supply . without food to keep up her supply Why has she gone without food? 24 31 +334 1 LOS ANGELES - There have been days since her son Ezekiel was born 11 months ago that Los Angeles mom Beth Capper has gone without food to keep up her supply . without food to why is she low on food? 24 27 +334 1 LOS ANGELES - There have been days since her son Ezekiel was born 11 months ago that Los Angeles mom Beth Capper has gone without food to keep up her supply . days How many days? 6 7 +334 1 LOS ANGELES - There have been days since her son Ezekiel was born 11 months ago that Los Angeles mom Beth Capper has gone without food to keep up her supply . mom Beth Capper Is Beth a single mom? 19 22 +334 1 LOS ANGELES - There have been days since her son Ezekiel was born 11 months ago that Los Angeles mom Beth Capper has gone without food to keep up her supply . gone without food Why does Beth have to go days without food? 23 26 +334 2 One friend was arrested for stealing some . arrested What is the friend's name that was arrested and what is his/her relationship to Beth? 3 4 +334 2 One friend was arrested for stealing some . arrested for stealing some Why was she stealing food? 3 7 +334 2 One friend was arrested for stealing some . One friend which friend? 0 2 +334 2 One friend was arrested for stealing some . stealing Why was a friend stealing food? 5 6 +334 3 It ' s not drugs or alcohol or even baby formula that has put her in such a bind . bind What is the reason? 18 19 +334 3 It ' s not drugs or alcohol or even baby formula that has put her in such a bind . put her in such a bind What has put her in a bind? 13 19 +334 3 It ' s not drugs or alcohol or even baby formula that has put her in such a bind . put her in what is it then? 13 16 +334 3 It ' s not drugs or alcohol or even baby formula that has put her in such a bind . put her in such a bind What has put her in this bind? 13 19 +334 4 It ' s diapers . " There ' s no way around buying them , " said Capper , a 41 - year - old single mother who doesn ' t work because of a disability . disability What is the disability? 35 36 +334 4 It ' s diapers . " There ' s no way around buying them , " said Capper , a 41 - year - old single mother who doesn ' t work because of a disability . of a disability which disability? 33 36 +334 4 It ' s diapers . " There ' s no way around buying them , " said Capper , a 41 - year - old single mother who doesn ' t work because of a disability . single mother Where is the father of the baby? 25 27 +334 4 It ' s diapers . " There ' s no way around buying them , " said Capper , a 41 - year - old single mother who doesn ' t work because of a disability . a disability What disability? 34 36 +334 5 Across the country , mothers like Capper are facing the same predicament . facing the same predicament Why are they facing this predicament? 8 12 +334 5 Across the country , mothers like Capper are facing the same predicament . same predicament how can it be solved? 10 12 +334 5 Across the country , mothers like Capper are facing the same predicament . mothers like Capper Do you mean disabled mothers? 4 7 +335 1 Alex Rodriguez ' s dizzying fall from the ranks of baseball royalty hit bottom Monday when Major League Baseball suspended him for an unprecedented 211 games - the rest of this season and the entire 2014 campaign - for using performance enhancing substances . substances How do these substances compare to the ones used by others? 42 43 +335 1 Alex Rodriguez ' s dizzying fall from the ranks of baseball royalty hit bottom Monday when Major League Baseball suspended him for an unprecedented 211 games - the rest of this season and the entire 2014 campaign - for using performance enhancing substances . performance enhancing substances What were the performance enhancing substances that he was using and was he using them before? 40 43 +335 1 Alex Rodriguez ' s dizzying fall from the ranks of baseball royalty hit bottom Monday when Major League Baseball suspended him for an unprecedented 211 games - the rest of this season and the entire 2014 campaign - for using performance enhancing substances . Alex Rodriguez ' s is he a yankee? 0 4 +335 1 Alex Rodriguez ' s dizzying fall from the ranks of baseball royalty hit bottom Monday when Major League Baseball suspended him for an unprecedented 211 games - the rest of this season and the entire 2014 campaign - for using performance enhancing substances . performance enhancing substances What substances were they? 40 43 +335 1 Alex Rodriguez ' s dizzying fall from the ranks of baseball royalty hit bottom Monday when Major League Baseball suspended him for an unprecedented 211 games - the rest of this season and the entire 2014 campaign - for using performance enhancing substances . unprecedented 211 games What was the longes suspension prior to this one? 23 26 +335 2 Rodriguez , once expected to become baseball ' s all - time home run king , will now forever be remembered as the central figure in one of the game ' s worst scandals . worst Again how does this compare with the other scandals of substance abuse? 32 33 +335 2 Rodriguez , once expected to become baseball ' s all - time home run king , will now forever be remembered as the central figure in one of the game ' s worst scandals . baseball ' s all - time home run king , Who was Rodriguez going to surpass to be baseball's all-time home run king? 6 16 +335 2 Rodriguez , once expected to become baseball ' s all - time home run king , will now forever be remembered as the central figure in one of the game ' s worst scandals . worst scandals did he use steroids? 32 34 +335 2 Rodriguez , once expected to become baseball ' s all - time home run king , will now forever be remembered as the central figure in one of the game ' s worst scandals . become baseball ' s all - time home run king , Why was he expected to become this? 5 16 +335 2 Rodriguez , once expected to become baseball ' s all - time home run king , will now forever be remembered as the central figure in one of the game ' s worst scandals . all - time home run king , Who holds this title at the current moment? 9 16 +335 3 Twelve other players were given 50 - game suspensions in connection with Biogenesis , the Miami - area doping clinic that supplied high - profile players , including the New York Yankees ' slugger , with banned substances from 2009 until last year , MLB alleges . clinic How has the clinic been punished for its part? 19 20 +335 3 Twelve other players were given 50 - game suspensions in connection with Biogenesis , the Miami - area doping clinic that supplied high - profile players , including the New York Yankees ' slugger , with banned substances from 2009 until last year , MLB alleges . doping clinic that supplied high - profile players , Is anything going to happen to the clinic now that they've been caught? 18 27 +335 3 Twelve other players were given 50 - game suspensions in connection with Biogenesis , the Miami - area doping clinic that supplied high - profile players , including the New York Yankees ' slugger , with banned substances from 2009 until last year , MLB alleges . Twelve other players which other players? 0 3 +335 3 Twelve other players were given 50 - game suspensions in connection with Biogenesis , the Miami - area doping clinic that supplied high - profile players , including the New York Yankees ' slugger , with banned substances from 2009 until last year , MLB alleges . banned substances What were the substances? 36 38 +335 3 Twelve other players were given 50 - game suspensions in connection with Biogenesis , the Miami - area doping clinic that supplied high - profile players , including the New York Yankees ' slugger , with banned substances from 2009 until last year , MLB alleges . Twelve other players Who are the twelve other players? 0 3 +335 4 Rodriguez , 38 , a three - time MVP and fifth on the all - time home - run list , can suit up and play while he appeals the ban . ban What are the chances of other players on the all-time list doping? 30 31 +335 4 Rodriguez , 38 , a three - time MVP and fifth on the all - time home - run list , can suit up and play while he appeals the ban . can suit up and play while he appeals the ban Why is he allowed to play while he appeals the ban? 21 31 +335 4 Rodriguez , 38 , a three - time MVP and fifth on the all - time home - run list , can suit up and play while he appeals the ban . can suit up and play while he appeals the ban How is he allowed to do that? 21 31 +335 4 Rodriguez , 38 , a three - time MVP and fifth on the all - time home - run list , can suit up and play while he appeals the ban . fifth on the all - time home - run list , Who are the other four players and in what order? 10 21 +335 5 The announcement by baseball coincided with Rodriguez ' s return to the big - league roster after months of rehab for a serious hip injury , his second . serious hip injury , How did Rodriguez have a serious hip injury? Was it during game? 22 26 +335 5 The announcement by baseball coincided with Rodriguez ' s return to the big - league roster after months of rehab for a serious hip injury , his second . hip injury , how did he get injured? 23 26 +335 5 The announcement by baseball coincided with Rodriguez ' s return to the big - league roster after months of rehab for a serious hip injury , his second . his second How long ago was the first hip injury? 26 28 +336 1 BALTIMORE - In Easton , Md . , an untold story of free African - Americans is being discovered through bits of glass , shards of pottery and oyster shells . discovered How was the story discovered? 18 19 +336 1 BALTIMORE - In Easton , Md . , an untold story of free African - Americans is being discovered through bits of glass , shards of pottery and oyster shells . untold story Why has the story been untold? 9 11 +336 2 Piece by piece , archaeologists and historians from two universities and the community are uncovering the history of The Hill , which they believe is the earliest settlement of free African - Americans in the United States , dating to 1790 . from two universities Which two universities are the archaeologists and historians from? 7 10 +336 2 Piece by piece , archaeologists and historians from two universities and the community are uncovering the history of The Hill , which they believe is the earliest settlement of free African - Americans in the United States , dating to 1790 . The Hill , is it a real hill? 18 21 +336 2 Piece by piece , archaeologists and historians from two universities and the community are uncovering the history of The Hill , which they believe is the earliest settlement of free African - Americans in the United States , dating to 1790 . The Hill , Why is the settlement named \"The Hill\"? 18 21 +336 3 Treme , in New Orleans , is recognized as the oldest free black community in the nation , dating to 1812 . Treme , from the hbo show? 0 2 +336 4 But researchers say that could change based on findings from the Easton dig . findings How old are the findings from the Easton dig? 8 9 +337 1 LOS ANGELES - President Barack Obama canceled his trip to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow next month after Russia granted national security leaker Edward Snowden asylum , the White House said Wednesday . Russia granted What about granting asylum made Obama cancel his trip? 21 23 +337 1 LOS ANGELES - President Barack Obama canceled his trip to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow next month after Russia granted national security leaker Edward Snowden asylum , the White House said Wednesday . canceled Why did he cancel his trip? 6 7 +337 1 LOS ANGELES - President Barack Obama canceled his trip to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow next month after Russia granted national security leaker Edward Snowden asylum , the White House said Wednesday . meet What is the meeting about? 10 11 +337 1 LOS ANGELES - President Barack Obama canceled his trip to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow next month after Russia granted national security leaker Edward Snowden asylum , the White House said Wednesday . granted Why was he granted asylum? 22 23 +337 2 The decision was not solely based on Snowden . was not solely what was the decision based on? 2 5 +337 2 The decision was not solely based on Snowden . The decision was not solely based on Snowden What other factors led to the decision? 0 8 +337 2 The decision was not solely based on Snowden . was not solely based What else was the decision based on? 2 6 +337 4 " Following a careful review begun in July , we have reached the conclusion that there is not enough recent progress in our bilateral agenda with Russia to hold a U . S . - Russia Summit in early September , " according to a statement released by White House press secretary Jay Carney . careful review Why was a review being conducted initially? 3 5 +337 5 Carney said the United States values cooperation on a variety of issues between the two nations , including the New START Treaty , and cooperation on Afghanistan , Iran and North Korea . a variety of issues What other issues holds valued cooperation? 8 12 +337 5 Carney said the United States values cooperation on a variety of issues between the two nations , including the New START Treaty , and cooperation on Afghanistan , Iran and North Korea . New START Treaty , What is the New start treaty? 19 23 +338 1 LOS ANGELES - His escape from the Nazis was more like " Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory " than " The Sound of Music , " Leon Prochnik admits . escape How did he escape? 4 5 +338 1 LOS ANGELES - His escape from the Nazis was more like " Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory " than " The Sound of Music , " Leon Prochnik admits . Prochnik is he making a joke? 28 29 +338 1 LOS ANGELES - His escape from the Nazis was more like " Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory " than " The Sound of Music , " Leon Prochnik admits . " Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory " Why was it more like Willy Wonka? 11 19 +338 1 LOS ANGELES - His escape from the Nazis was more like " Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory " than " The Sound of Music , " Leon Prochnik admits . escape How did Leon Prochnik escape from the Nazis? 4 5 +338 2 Prochnik was 6 when his family fled Poland as Hitler ' s army invaded the country . Prochnik was 6 what year was he 6? 0 3 +338 2 Prochnik was 6 when his family fled Poland as Hitler ' s army invaded the country . family fled Where did they flee to? 5 7 +338 3 As they were smuggled out of the country , they left behind a luxurious life made possible by their Krakow chocolate - making business . smuggled Who helped them escape? 3 4 +338 3 As they were smuggled out of the country , they left behind a luxurious life made possible by their Krakow chocolate - making business . they Who all was smuggled out? 1 2 +338 3 As they were smuggled out of the country , they left behind a luxurious life made possible by their Krakow chocolate - making business . chocolate - making what was the company name? 20 23 +338 3 As they were smuggled out of the country , they left behind a luxurious life made possible by their Krakow chocolate - making business . smuggled Who smuggled Leon Prochniks family out of Poland? 3 4 +338 5 " When nobody was looking I ' d stick my arm in up to my elbow and then lick off the chocolate " . lick How did nobody catch him when he had to have been licking himself for such a long time? 18 19 +338 5 " When nobody was looking I ' d stick my arm in up to my elbow and then lick off the chocolate " . lick off would he get sick? 18 20 +338 5 " When nobody was looking I ' d stick my arm in up to my elbow and then lick off the chocolate " . looking How was no one looking? 4 5 +339 1 Noah Madson remembers being exhausted after hours of tests for his attention deficit hyperactivity disorder . Madson Are there more details about this individual? 1 2 +339 1 Noah Madson remembers being exhausted after hours of tests for his attention deficit hyperactivity disorder . exhausted How were the tests exhausting? 4 5 +339 2 " Boy , those were complicated , " said his mother , Nancy . mother , What is the age of Noah? 10 12 +339 2 " Boy , those were complicated , " said his mother , Nancy . complicated , " What was complicated? 5 8 +339 2 " Boy , those were complicated , " said his mother , Nancy . complicated , " What were they and how were they complicated? 5 8 +339 2 " Boy , those were complicated , " said his mother , Nancy . complicated , " What was complicated? 5 8 +339 3 " He ' d come out and say , ‘ My brain hurts . ' " . Today , Noah ' s task is less of a headache . headache What are his usual tasks? 27 28 +339 3 " He ' d come out and say , ‘ My brain hurts . ' " . Today , Noah ' s task is less of a headache . hurts Why does Noahs brain hurt. 12 13 +339 3 " He ' d come out and say , ‘ My brain hurts . ' " . Today , Noah ' s task is less of a headache . task What is Noah's task and how does is relate to his headache? 22 23 +339 3 " He ' d come out and say , ‘ My brain hurts . ' " . Today , Noah ' s task is less of a headache . brain Why does his brain hurt? 11 12 +339 4 After the 14 - year - old plays a video game for 20 minutes , his parents and teachers will have data that paint a comprehensive picture of how his mind is functioning . functioning What is the standard level of functioning? 32 33 +339 4 After the 14 - year - old plays a video game for 20 minutes , his parents and teachers will have data that paint a comprehensive picture of how his mind is functioning . functioning Why does Noah's mind need to be evaluated? 32 33 +339 5 Better yet , as the St . Louis Park , Minnesota , teenager plays the game more , his memory and processing speed might actually improve . improve Would people without ADHD be affected by this? 25 26 +339 5 Better yet , as the St . Louis Park , Minnesota , teenager plays the game more , his memory and processing speed might actually improve . game What game is he playing more of? 15 16 +339 5 Better yet , as the St . Louis Park , Minnesota , teenager plays the game more , his memory and processing speed might actually improve . improve Why will it improve and what is the context of improve in this case? 25 26 +340 1 TUCSON , Ariz . - Lizbeth Mateo won ' t be late for her first day of law school after all - despite weeks in a federal detention center after protesting U . S . immigration policy . policy What side was she on? 36 37 +340 1 TUCSON , Ariz . - Lizbeth Mateo won ' t be late for her first day of law school after all - despite weeks in a federal detention center after protesting U . S . immigration policy . federal detention center why was she there? 26 29 +340 1 TUCSON , Ariz . - Lizbeth Mateo won ' t be late for her first day of law school after all - despite weeks in a federal detention center after protesting U . S . immigration policy . federal detention center Why was Lizbeth Mateo locked in a federal detention center over protesting? 26 29 +340 2 She and other members of the " Dream 9 " were freed Wednesday while they pursue U . S . asylum . " Dream What is this organization? 6 8 +340 2 She and other members of the " Dream 9 " were freed Wednesday while they pursue U . S . asylum . 9 " What is this organization? 8 10 +340 2 She and other members of the " Dream 9 " were freed Wednesday while they pursue U . S . asylum . " Dream who are the 9? 6 8 +340 2 She and other members of the " Dream 9 " were freed Wednesday while they pursue U . S . asylum . freed Why were they freed? 11 12 +340 2 She and other members of the " Dream 9 " were freed Wednesday while they pursue U . S . asylum . " Dream 9 " Who are the \"Dream 9\"? 6 10 +340 5 Now she ' s even more determined to succeed . determined to how long will it take her? 6 8 +341 1 SANTA ANA , Calif . - Wayne Irving ' s daughter was 15 when she asked to get her driver ' s permit . when she asked how old is she now? 13 16 +341 2 " I was already frustrated at how addicted to texting my daughter was , " said the San Clemente , California , father of four , who at the time had just learned a grim statistic : More than 7 , 000 Americans had died from texting and driving the previous year . died What has been the government's response to this statistic? 44 45 +341 2 " I was already frustrated at how addicted to texting my daughter was , " said the San Clemente , California , father of four , who at the time had just learned a grim statistic : More than 7 , 000 Americans had died from texting and driving the previous year . already frustrated how long had she been texting? 3 5 +341 3 Instead of just signing the requisite slip of paper , Irving took a more proactive tack . requisite What are the steps for obtaining a driver's permit in the U.S. as a teenager? 5 6 +341 3 Instead of just signing the requisite slip of paper , Irving took a more proactive tack . more proactive tack What was the more proactive tack? 13 16 +341 3 Instead of just signing the requisite slip of paper , Irving took a more proactive tack . proactive tack what did she do? 14 16 +341 4 He began work on a smartphone app to help solve the problem of texting behind the wheel . app How does the app work and how does it stay operational during driving? 6 7 +341 4 He began work on a smartphone app to help solve the problem of texting behind the wheel . smartphone app What's the app do? 5 7 +341 4 He began work on a smartphone app to help solve the problem of texting behind the wheel . smartphone app What would the app do specifically? 5 7 +341 5 That app has since grown into a nonprofit dedicated to combating a relentless scourge . nonprofit How has the public and the government supported this? 7 8 +341 5 That app has since grown into a nonprofit dedicated to combating a relentless scourge . relentless scourge What was relentless scourge? 12 14 +341 5 That app has since grown into a nonprofit dedicated to combating a relentless scourge . combating a relentless scourge What does it do to combat texting and driving? 10 14 +342 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - Armed with a supercomputer capable of conducting 213 trillion calculations per second and an amped - up weather model , the National Hurricane Center hopes to improve tropical predictions up to 15 percent this season . amped - up weather model , What makes this different from a regular weather model? 19 25 +342 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - Armed with a supercomputer capable of conducting 213 trillion calculations per second and an amped - up weather model , the National Hurricane Center hopes to improve tropical predictions up to 15 percent this season . supercomputer What company made the supercomputer? 8 9 +342 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - Armed with a supercomputer capable of conducting 213 trillion calculations per second and an amped - up weather model , the National Hurricane Center hopes to improve tropical predictions up to 15 percent this season . hopes to improve How will this computer improve the predictions? 29 32 +342 2 The two powerful forecasting tools should allow the center to better determine how storms are structured , key information that signals where a storm might aim and how strong it might get . key information How does this specifically help? 17 19 +342 2 The two powerful forecasting tools should allow the center to better determine how storms are structured , key information that signals where a storm might aim and how strong it might get . tools How does it work? 4 5 +342 2 The two powerful forecasting tools should allow the center to better determine how storms are structured , key information that signals where a storm might aim and how strong it might get . powerful forecasting tools are they new? 2 5 +342 2 The two powerful forecasting tools should allow the center to better determine how storms are structured , key information that signals where a storm might aim and how strong it might get . better determine how storms are structured , How will this be determined? 10 17 +342 3 " If you don ' t have the structure of the storm right , it ' s hard to tell how it will interact with its environment , " said James Franklin , the hurricane center ' s top hurricane specialist . structure of the storm right , How does one understand the structure of a storm? 8 14 +342 3 " If you don ' t have the structure of the storm right , it ' s hard to tell how it will interact with its environment , " said James Franklin , the hurricane center ' s top hurricane specialist . James Franklin , what are his credentials? 30 33 +342 4 A primary goal will be to improve intensity forecasts , an area where the hurricane center has struggled for decades . intensity forecasts , What is an intensity forecast? 7 10 +342 5 Enter the Hurricane Weather Research and Forecasting model , or HWRF . HWRF how accurate it is? 10 11 +343 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - First came the cracking sounds . cracking sounds What are the cracking sounds? 8 10 +343 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - First came the cracking sounds . cracking what cracking sounds? 8 9 +343 2 Then windows started blowing out . And before they knew it , guests felt the ground beneath their Lake County resort near Disney World sink into the ground . blowing out Why would the windows blow out? 3 5 +343 2 Then windows started blowing out . And before they knew it , guests felt the ground beneath their Lake County resort near Disney World sink into the ground . sink Why would the ground sink beneath the resort? 24 25 +343 2 Then windows started blowing out . And before they knew it , guests felt the ground beneath their Lake County resort near Disney World sink into the ground . their Lake County was it an earthquake? 17 20 +343 3 Guests had only 10 to 15 minutes to escape the collapsing buildings at the Summer Bay Resort on U . S . Highway 192 in the Four Corners area , located about 7 miles east of Walt Disney World resort , where a large sinkhole - about 60 feet in diameter and 15 feet deep - opened in the earth late Sunday . sinkhole What caused the sinkhole? 44 45 +343 4 No one was injured but about three dozen resort goers left behind car keys , medication and other personal belongings inside their luxury condominiums after the crumbling edifices were evacuated . goers left behind were they compensated ? 9 12 +343 4 No one was injured but about three dozen resort goers left behind car keys , medication and other personal belongings inside their luxury condominiums after the crumbling edifices were evacuated . crumbling edifices what is an edifice? 26 28 +343 5 " My heart sunk . I was sick to my stomach , " said resort president Paul Caldwell after getting a call about 10 : 30 p . m . from his staff that the 15 - year - old buildings full of guests were sinking into the ground . Paul Caldwell after why was he called? 16 19 +344 1 LOS ANGELES - Imagine paying $ 20 and sitting down inside a Space Age capsule in Los Angeles . Space Age capsule What exactly is a \"Space Age capsule?\" 12 15 +344 1 LOS ANGELES - Imagine paying $ 20 and sitting down inside a Space Age capsule in Los Angeles . Space Age capsule why is it space age? 12 15 +344 1 LOS ANGELES - Imagine paying $ 20 and sitting down inside a Space Age capsule in Los Angeles . Space Age capsule What is the Space Age capsule for? 12 15 +344 2 About half an hour later , you ' re in sight of the Golden Gate Bridge . you ' re in sight of the Golden Gate Bridge How does the capsule move? 6 16 +344 2 About half an hour later , you ' re in sight of the Golden Gate Bridge . half an hour later How did I get from LA to the Golden Gate Bridge in about a half an hour? 1 5 +344 2 About half an hour later , you ' re in sight of the Golden Gate Bridge . sight of the Golden Gate Bridge is it a train? 10 16 +344 2 About half an hour later , you ' re in sight of the Golden Gate Bridge . sight of the Golden Gate Bridge Why are you in sight of the bridge? 10 16 +344 3 Los Angeles billionaire Elon Musk , the man who made electric vehicles sexy , revolutionized the online payment business and transformed spaceflight missions for NASA , is now taking on California ' s public transportation system . revolutionized the online payment business How did Musk revolutionize online payments? 14 19 +344 3 Los Angeles billionaire Elon Musk , the man who made electric vehicles sexy , revolutionized the online payment business and transformed spaceflight missions for NASA , is now taking on California ' s public transportation system . now how is he doing it? 27 28 +344 4 On Monday , to international fanfare , Musk unveiled the design of his Hyperloop , a $ 6 billion high - speed transit system powered by solar energy . powered by solar energy How does solar power work to fuel this transit system? 24 28 +344 5 The line would travel along interstates 5 and 580 at speeds of up to 760 miles per hour and have the feel of an airliner , Musk said . line would travel along interstates How would the lines work with existing interstates? 1 6 +344 5 The line would travel along interstates 5 and 580 at speeds of up to 760 miles per hour and have the feel of an airliner , Musk said . have the feel of an airliner , In what sense would this line feel like an airliner? 19 26 +344 5 The line would travel along interstates 5 and 580 at speeds of up to 760 miles per hour and have the feel of an airliner , Musk said . The line What sort of line is this? Is this a train line, subway, or something else? 0 2 +344 5 The line would travel along interstates 5 and 580 at speeds of up to 760 miles per hour and have the feel of an airliner , Musk said . travel along interstates 5 and 580 Would the line be built directly along the interstate, above, or below it? 3 9 +345 1 WASHINGTON - The bleating of the goats Wednesday didn ' t disturb the residents of Congressional Cemetery , a burial ground for hundreds of senators , congressmen , a couple of vice presidents and iconic figures such as FBI chief J . Edgar Hoover and composer John Philip Sousa . didn ' t disturb the residents HOW DID THE NOISE NOT DISTURB THE RESIDENTS? 8 14 +345 1 WASHINGTON - The bleating of the goats Wednesday didn ' t disturb the residents of Congressional Cemetery , a burial ground for hundreds of senators , congressmen , a couple of vice presidents and iconic figures such as FBI chief J . Edgar Hoover and composer John Philip Sousa . bleating of the goats Why were goats bleating? 3 7 +345 1 WASHINGTON - The bleating of the goats Wednesday didn ' t disturb the residents of Congressional Cemetery , a burial ground for hundreds of senators , congressmen , a couple of vice presidents and iconic figures such as FBI chief J . Edgar Hoover and composer John Philip Sousa . bleating of the goats Why were there goats bleating? 3 7 +345 2 For the next week , the 70 goats - known as " eco - goats " - will eat the vines , poison ivy , dense vegetation and anything they can reach to clean up a densely vegetated parcel on the cemetery grounds . " eco - goats " WHY ARE THEY KNOWN AS ECO GOATS? 11 16 +345 2 For the next week , the 70 goats - known as " eco - goats " - will eat the vines , poison ivy , dense vegetation and anything they can reach to clean up a densely vegetated parcel on the cemetery grounds . 70 goats why 70 exactly? 6 8 +345 3 " We ' re trying to prevent invasive species from eating the trees and having them fall on the historic headstones , " said Paul Williams , the president of the Association for the Preservation of Historic Congressional Cemetery . prevent invasive species from eating the trees HOW OFTEN ARE THEY EATING THE TREES? 6 13 +345 3 " We ' re trying to prevent invasive species from eating the trees and having them fall on the historic headstones , " said Paul Williams , the president of the Association for the Preservation of Historic Congressional Cemetery . invasive species Which invasive species? 7 9 +345 3 " We ' re trying to prevent invasive species from eating the trees and having them fall on the historic headstones , " said Paul Williams , the president of the Association for the Preservation of Historic Congressional Cemetery . having them fall Wouldn't the goats eating the trees cause them to fall too? 14 17 +345 4 " We don ' t want to utilize chemicals , due to our riverside location and because of our membership - only , off - leash dog - walking program " . utilize chemicals , WHAT CHEMICALS DO THEY NOT WANT TO USE? 7 10 +345 4 " We don ' t want to utilize chemicals , due to our riverside location and because of our membership - only , off - leash dog - walking program " . chemicals , is that smart? 8 10 +345 5 About 25 percent of the graveyard ' s funding comes from locals who pay a fee to walk their dogs along the 35 - acre patch , as a roster of historic capital personalities , including Civil War photographer Mathew Brady , sleep for eternity below their pooper scoopers . who pay a fee HOW MUCH IS THE FEE? 12 16 +345 5 About 25 percent of the graveyard ' s funding comes from locals who pay a fee to walk their dogs along the 35 - acre patch , as a roster of historic capital personalities , including Civil War photographer Mathew Brady , sleep for eternity below their pooper scoopers . 35 - acre patch , how many miles is that? 22 27 +346 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - Climate change is melting glaciers , worsening droughts and raising sea levels around the world . raising What is counted change raising sea levels? 15 16 +346 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - Climate change is melting glaciers , worsening droughts and raising sea levels around the world . Climate change What are the facets of climate change that are causing these things? 6 8 +346 2 But when it comes to redwood trees - the ancient , iconic sentinels that scientists have worried may be at risk as the planet heats up - global warming may actually be helping , at least for now , according to new research released Wednesday . actually be helping , How is it helping globally warming? 30 34 +346 2 But when it comes to redwood trees - the ancient , iconic sentinels that scientists have worried may be at risk as the planet heats up - global warming may actually be helping , at least for now , according to new research released Wednesday . redwood Why is global warming helping redwood trees? 5 6 +346 2 But when it comes to redwood trees - the ancient , iconic sentinels that scientists have worried may be at risk as the planet heats up - global warming may actually be helping , at least for now , according to new research released Wednesday . actually be helping How does global warming actually help redwood trees? 30 33 +346 3 " We ' re not seeing any evidence of declining growth rates , " said Steve Sillett , a forestry professor at Humboldt State University and nationally known redwoods expert . declining How comes there is no decline in growth rates? 9 10 +346 3 " We ' re not seeing any evidence of declining growth rates , " said Steve Sillett , a forestry professor at Humboldt State University and nationally known redwoods expert . evidence Could it still be happening, regardless of the lack of evidence? 7 8 +346 4 " In fact , a lot of the sites are exhibiting increasing rates of growth over the last 100 years " . increasing How can sites be showing increasing growth rates? 11 12 +346 4 " In fact , a lot of the sites are exhibiting increasing rates of growth over the last 100 years " . increasing rates of growth Could these increases be related to something other than climate change? 11 15 +346 5 It may be that the trees prefer warmer temperatures , or that they are benefiting from more sunlight , a longer growing season or even decades of fire suppression . warmer Why do trees prefer warmer temperatures? 7 8 +346 5 It may be that the trees prefer warmer temperatures , or that they are benefiting from more sunlight , a longer growing season or even decades of fire suppression . decades of fire suppression Is this related to climate change? 25 29 +347 1 CAIRO - At the site where thousands of people once lived in support of ousted President Mohammed Morsi , all that remain are ashes and military tanks stationed to control the area . ousted Why was President Mohammed Morsi \"ousted?\" 14 15 +347 1 CAIRO - At the site where thousands of people once lived in support of ousted President Mohammed Morsi , all that remain are ashes and military tanks stationed to control the area . all that remain are ashes and military tanks What caused the ashes and the stationed military tanks to appear? 19 27 +347 1 CAIRO - At the site where thousands of people once lived in support of ousted President Mohammed Morsi , all that remain are ashes and military tanks stationed to control the area . thousands of people Why did the thousands of people leave? 6 9 +347 2 Where kitchens once prepared thousands of meals to break the fast during the holy month of Ramadan , government bulldozers now sit . bulldozers Why is the government bulldozing where President Mohammed Morsi used to live? 19 20 +347 2 Where kitchens once prepared thousands of meals to break the fast during the holy month of Ramadan , government bulldozers now sit . holy month of Ramadan , What religion is responsible for the holy month of Ramadan? 13 18 +347 2 Where kitchens once prepared thousands of meals to break the fast during the holy month of Ramadan , government bulldozers now sit . break the why is it gone? 8 10 +347 3 Where the injured from the sit - in camp once clung to life on dirty hospital floors littered with bloodied bandages are now charred hallways . charred hallways Why are the hallways charred? 23 25 +347 3 Where the injured from the sit - in camp once clung to life on dirty hospital floors littered with bloodied bandages are now charred hallways . charred hallways Why are the hallways charred? 23 25 +347 4 Despite the 2011 uprising that aimed to end the military ' s grip in Egypt and give power to its civilians , the military is firmly in charge of the country again . military How did the military take charge again? 9 10 +347 4 Despite the 2011 uprising that aimed to end the military ' s grip in Egypt and give power to its civilians , the military is firmly in charge of the country again . 2011 uprising How many lives were lost during the 2011 uprising? 2 4 +347 4 Despite the 2011 uprising that aimed to end the military ' s grip in Egypt and give power to its civilians , the military is firmly in charge of the country again . 2011 uprising what happened in 2011? 2 4 +347 5 Few people talk now about democracy , civil rights or creating a modern state . democracy , Was Egypt a democracy when President Mohammed Morsi was in power? 5 7 +347 5 Few people talk now about democracy , civil rights or creating a modern state . Few people why not more? 0 2 +347 5 Few people talk now about democracy , civil rights or creating a modern state . talk now about democracy , Why do people not talk about democracy anymore? 2 7 +348 1 LOS ANGELES - Adding to the accumulating evidence that Neanderthals were more sophisticated than previously thought , scientists in Europe said that they had unearthed strong evidence that the early hominins - often typecast as brutish , club - lugging ape - men - fashioned their own specialized bone tools . scientists in Europe Which scientists? 17 20 +348 1 LOS ANGELES - Adding to the accumulating evidence that Neanderthals were more sophisticated than previously thought , scientists in Europe said that they had unearthed strong evidence that the early hominins - often typecast as brutish , club - lugging ape - men - fashioned their own specialized bone tools . had unearthed strong evidence Where did they unearth this strong evidence? 23 27 +348 1 LOS ANGELES - Adding to the accumulating evidence that Neanderthals were more sophisticated than previously thought , scientists in Europe said that they had unearthed strong evidence that the early hominins - often typecast as brutish , club - lugging ape - men - fashioned their own specialized bone tools . specialized bone tools What type of tools did Neanderthals fabricate? 47 50 +348 2 In a report published Monday in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences , archaeologists described the discovery of four fragments of bone tools known as lissoirs at two Neanderthal sites in southwest France . lissoirs What are lissoirs? 28 29 +348 2 In a report published Monday in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences , archaeologists described the discovery of four fragments of bone tools known as lissoirs at two Neanderthal sites in southwest France . discovery of four fragments of bone tools Will these new discoveries be placed in a museum for the public to see? 19 26 +348 2 In a report published Monday in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences , archaeologists described the discovery of four fragments of bone tools known as lissoirs at two Neanderthal sites in southwest France . lissoirs what do they look like? 28 29 +348 2 In a report published Monday in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences , archaeologists described the discovery of four fragments of bone tools known as lissoirs at two Neanderthal sites in southwest France . four fragments of bone tools What primary animal did Neanderthals use for bone fabrication? 21 26 +348 3 The implements are the oldest specialized bone tools found in Europe , said study lead author Marie Soressi , an archaeologist from Leiden University in the Netherlands . oldest specialized bone tools How old are the tools? 4 8 +348 3 The implements are the oldest specialized bone tools found in Europe , said study lead author Marie Soressi , an archaeologist from Leiden University in the Netherlands . Europe , Where were they found in Europe? 10 12 +348 4 Prior to the finds , tools unearthed at Neanderthal sites were almost exclusively made of stone , while bone tools were more common at early modern - human sites - leading many scholars to believe that Neanderthals adopted the technology from their more advanced relatives . bone tools were more common What were some of the tasks these bone tools enabled during that period? 18 23 +348 5 But the recently unearthed lissoirs , about 41 , 000 to 51 , 000 years old , could predate the arrival of modern humans in Europe and suggest that Neanderthals might have figured out how to make the tools independently , Soressi and her team wrote . lissoirs , What are lissoirs? 4 6 +348 5 But the recently unearthed lissoirs , about 41 , 000 to 51 , 000 years old , could predate the arrival of modern humans in Europe and suggest that Neanderthals might have figured out how to make the tools independently , Soressi and her team wrote . Europe Where did they arrive in Europe? 25 26 +348 5 But the recently unearthed lissoirs , about 41 , 000 to 51 , 000 years old , could predate the arrival of modern humans in Europe and suggest that Neanderthals might have figured out how to make the tools independently , Soressi and her team wrote . the arrival of modern humans in Europe When did modern humans arrive in Europe? 19 26 +348 5 But the recently unearthed lissoirs , about 41 , 000 to 51 , 000 years old , could predate the arrival of modern humans in Europe and suggest that Neanderthals might have figured out how to make the tools independently , Soressi and her team wrote . Soressi what are her credentials? 41 42 +348 5 But the recently unearthed lissoirs , about 41 , 000 to 51 , 000 years old , could predate the arrival of modern humans in Europe and suggest that Neanderthals might have figured out how to make the tools independently , Soressi and her team wrote . unearthed lissoirs , What are lissoirs? 3 6 +349 1 WASHINGTON - In a week when U . S . drones have rained missiles on militants in Yemen , a clear sign that unarmed drone aircraft are coming to America has landed less than a mile from the White House . U . S . drones have rained missiles on militants Why did the U.S send drones to rain missiles on militants in Yemen? 6 16 +349 1 WASHINGTON - In a week when U . S . drones have rained missiles on militants in Yemen , a clear sign that unarmed drone aircraft are coming to America has landed less than a mile from the White House . than a mile what is less than a mile? 33 36 +349 1 WASHINGTON - In a week when U . S . drones have rained missiles on militants in Yemen , a clear sign that unarmed drone aircraft are coming to America has landed less than a mile from the White House . rained Why did the U.S. drop missiles in Yemen? 12 13 +349 2 From bird - sized whirligigs to a scale model of a giant Air Force MQ - 9 Reaper , known as a hunter - killer drone , the cavernous Washington Convention Center was packed with drones , surveillance gear and other high - tech gizmos for both government and private uses . private uses What kind of private use uses these killer drones? 49 51 +349 2 From bird - sized whirligigs to a scale model of a giant Air Force MQ - 9 Reaper , known as a hunter - killer drone , the cavernous Washington Convention Center was packed with drones , surveillance gear and other high - tech gizmos for both government and private uses . whirligigs what is a whirligig? 4 5 +349 2 From bird - sized whirligigs to a scale model of a giant Air Force MQ - 9 Reaper , known as a hunter - killer drone , the cavernous Washington Convention Center was packed with drones , surveillance gear and other high - tech gizmos for both government and private uses . packed Was the Washington Convention Center packed with drones in order to protect the area? 33 34 +349 3 Organizers called it the largest drone show in the world . Organizers Who are the organizers? 0 1 +349 3 Organizers called it the largest drone show in the world . Organizers which organizers? 0 1 +349 3 Organizers called it the largest drone show in the world . largest drone show How many drone shows are there in the world? 4 7 +349 3 Organizers called it the largest drone show in the world . largest Is the public allowed to attend? 4 5 +349 4 The three - day trade fair of the Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International featured nearly 600 exhibits intended to show how drones and other robots can help in law enforcement , search and rescue , traffic control , selling real estate , checking pipelines and forest fires , wildlife protection and other domestic duties . selling real estate , How would a drone be able to sell real estate to people? 39 43 +349 4 The three - day trade fair of the Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International featured nearly 600 exhibits intended to show how drones and other robots can help in law enforcement , search and rescue , traffic control , selling real estate , checking pipelines and forest fires , wildlife protection and other domestic duties . show did it show correctly? 20 21 +349 4 The three - day trade fair of the Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International featured nearly 600 exhibits intended to show how drones and other robots can help in law enforcement , search and rescue , traffic control , selling real estate , checking pipelines and forest fires , wildlife protection and other domestic duties . selling real estate , How do drones help with selling real estate? 39 43 +349 4 The three - day trade fair of the Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International featured nearly 600 exhibits intended to show how drones and other robots can help in law enforcement , search and rescue , traffic control , selling real estate , checking pipelines and forest fires , wildlife protection and other domestic duties . featured Is this a yearly fair? 14 15 +349 5 The first goal , however , is to ease public fear of drones . ease public fear how can that be done? 8 11 +349 5 The first goal , however , is to ease public fear of drones . public fear of drones . Why are people afraid of drones? 9 14 +349 5 The first goal , however , is to ease public fear of drones . ease Why is public afraid of drones? 8 9 +350 1 TRENTON , N . J . - New Jersey Gov . Chris Christie issued a statement Monday saying he " reluctantly " signed a bill that prohibits attempts to convert children from gay to straight . " reluctantly " Why was the New Jersey Governor reluctant to sign the bill prohibiting attempts to convert children form gay to straight? 19 22 +350 1 TRENTON , N . J . - New Jersey Gov . Chris Christie issued a statement Monday saying he " reluctantly " signed a bill that prohibits attempts to convert children from gay to straight . gay to straight is that weird? 32 35 +350 1 TRENTON , N . J . - New Jersey Gov . Chris Christie issued a statement Monday saying he " reluctantly " signed a bill that prohibits attempts to convert children from gay to straight . " reluctantly " Why did he claim to be reluctant? 19 22 +350 2 Christie said he is reluctant to limit parents ' choices when it comes to the care and treatment of their children , but he said in weighting medical experts ' positions on the controversial practice of gay conversion therapy , he decided to sign the bill into law . medical experts ' positions What were the medical experts' position's who Christie weighed into the decision? 27 31 +350 2 Christie said he is reluctant to limit parents ' choices when it comes to the care and treatment of their children , but he said in weighting medical experts ' positions on the controversial practice of gay conversion therapy , he decided to sign the bill into law . in weighting medical experts ' positions Which medical experts? 25 31 +350 3 He cited the American Psychological Association , which has found the treatment can lead to depression , substance abuse , and suicidal thoughts . treatment What exactly is the course of treatment that was looked at in patients? 11 12 +350 3 He cited the American Psychological Association , which has found the treatment can lead to depression , substance abuse , and suicidal thoughts . suicidal thoughts what about actual suicide? 21 23 +350 4 " I believe that exposing children to these health risks without clear evidence of benefits that outweigh these serious risks is not appropriate , " Christie wrote . health risks What are the statistics of the patients that suffered the health risks? 8 10 +350 4 " I believe that exposing children to these health risks without clear evidence of benefits that outweigh these serious risks is not appropriate , " Christie wrote . benefits What are the benefits of the treatment? 14 15 +350 4 " I believe that exposing children to these health risks without clear evidence of benefits that outweigh these serious risks is not appropriate , " Christie wrote . Christie wrote did he also say it? 25 27 +350 5 The governor ' s banning of conversion therapy comes as he runs for re - election in New Jersey this year and as he positions himself for a possible presidential campaign in 2016 . banning of conversion therapy Has conversion therapy been banned in any other states? 4 8 +351 1 CHICAGO - Ten yoga mats , foam support blocks and a qualified instructor awaited the women who filed quietly into the recreation room , slipped off their shoes and stood in place on the mats , prepared for the stretching routine to begin . Ten Why is the class so small? 2 3 +351 1 CHICAGO - Ten yoga mats , foam support blocks and a qualified instructor awaited the women who filed quietly into the recreation room , slipped off their shoes and stood in place on the mats , prepared for the stretching routine to begin . quietly into who are these women? 18 20 +351 2 The only remarkable element among the trappings of this beginners ' yoga class was its location : Inside the barbed wire fence of the Cook County Jail . Cook County Jail . Why were they doing yoga at the Cook County Jail? 24 28 +351 2 The only remarkable element among the trappings of this beginners ' yoga class was its location : Inside the barbed wire fence of the Cook County Jail . Cook County Jail What other programs does Cook County Jail offer? 24 27 +351 3 The women prepared to stretch were inmates . women How do they determine who can take the yoga class or not? 1 2 +351 3 The women prepared to stretch were inmates . were inmates prison inmates? 5 7 +351 4 Instead of yoga pants , they wore Department of Corrections - issued pink and gray uniforms . pink and gray uniforms Why do they have pink and gray uniforms, just for yoga? 12 16 +351 4 Instead of yoga pants , they wore Department of Corrections - issued pink and gray uniforms . pink and gray uniforms why does this matter? 12 16 +351 5 Yoga and meditation sessions have been a mainstay in the women ' s jail for six years , since a group of volunteers from a local nonprofit that encourages yoga as an element of rehabilitation started showing up , mats in tow , and leading classes for all female inmates , said Alisa Kannett , an administrator for the nonprofit group Yoga for Recovery . group of volunteers How did they come up with the idea that yoga can help with rehabilitation? 20 23 +351 5 Yoga and meditation sessions have been a mainstay in the women ' s jail for six years , since a group of volunteers from a local nonprofit that encourages yoga as an element of rehabilitation started showing up , mats in tow , and leading classes for all female inmates , said Alisa Kannett , an administrator for the nonprofit group Yoga for Recovery . local nonprofit Which nonprofit was involved? 25 27 +352 1 Tesla Motors Inc . already claims to have the electric car that can go the longest between charges , and now it is claiming another automotive superlative - the safest car on the road . already claims Why do they have to claim this when they can prove it? 4 6 +352 1 Tesla Motors Inc . already claims to have the electric car that can go the longest between charges , and now it is claiming another automotive superlative - the safest car on the road . claims is the claim true? 5 6 +352 1 Tesla Motors Inc . already claims to have the electric car that can go the longest between charges , and now it is claiming another automotive superlative - the safest car on the road . safest What makes the car so safe compared to other vehicles? 29 30 +352 1 Tesla Motors Inc . already claims to have the electric car that can go the longest between charges , and now it is claiming another automotive superlative - the safest car on the road . the safest car on the road What makes this car the safest car on the road? 28 34 +352 2 The Palo Alto , Calif . , electric car company said that during recent testing by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration , " the Model S set a new record for the lowest likelihood of injury to occupants " . lowest likelihood of injury to occupants " How can this be tested if the car is not put into practice? 33 40 +352 2 The Palo Alto , Calif . , electric car company said that during recent testing by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration , " the Model S set a new record for the lowest likelihood of injury to occupants " . Model is that a new model? 25 26 +352 2 The Palo Alto , Calif . , electric car company said that during recent testing by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration , " the Model S set a new record for the lowest likelihood of injury to occupants " . new How was the Model S tested for safety? 29 30 +352 2 The Palo Alto , Calif . , electric car company said that during recent testing by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration , " the Model S set a new record for the lowest likelihood of injury to occupants " . testing What did this testing involve? 14 15 +352 3 Officials at the federal agency didn ' t return calls seeking confirmation of Tesla ' s claim . didn ' t return why not return? 5 9 +352 3 Officials at the federal agency didn ' t return calls seeking confirmation of Tesla ' s claim . confirmation When was confirmation sought by federal officials? 11 12 +352 4 But the sporty Model S did win a five - star safety rating from the NHTSA , a ranking reserved for the vehicles that do best in the agency ' s crash - test program . five - star How does a car receive a five-star rating from NHTSA? 8 11 +352 4 But the sporty Model S did win a five - star safety rating from the NHTSA , a ranking reserved for the vehicles that do best in the agency ' s crash - test program . agency ' s crash - test program How are the cars tested to determine their safety? 28 35 +352 5 " NHTSA does not publish a star rating above 5 ; however , safety levels better than 5 stars are captured in the overall Vehicle Safety Score provided to manufacturers , where the Model S achieved a new combined record of 5 . 4 stars , " Tesla said . new combined record of 5 So what were the other factors that led it to being averaged out at 5.4? 37 42 +352 5 " NHTSA does not publish a star rating above 5 ; however , safety levels better than 5 stars are captured in the overall Vehicle Safety Score provided to manufacturers , where the Model S achieved a new combined record of 5 . 4 stars , " Tesla said . 5 . 4 stars , " is that the highest? 41 47 +352 5 " NHTSA does not publish a star rating above 5 ; however , safety levels better than 5 stars are captured in the overall Vehicle Safety Score provided to manufacturers , where the Model S achieved a new combined record of 5 . 4 stars , " Tesla said . overall What qualities determines if a car gets higher than 5 stars? 23 24 +352 5 " NHTSA does not publish a star rating above 5 ; however , safety levels better than 5 stars are captured in the overall Vehicle Safety Score provided to manufacturers , where the Model S achieved a new combined record of 5 . 4 stars , " Tesla said . Vehicle Safety Score How are the vehicles scored? 24 27 +353 1 FORT LAUDERDALE , Fla . - If you ' ve bought Cheddar Goldfish snacks in the past four years , one fed - up Lake Worth , Florida , mom wants to help you get your money back . Cheddar Goldfish what brand of cheddar goldfish? 11 13 +353 1 FORT LAUDERDALE , Fla . - If you ' ve bought Cheddar Goldfish snacks in the past four years , one fed - up Lake Worth , Florida , mom wants to help you get your money back . money back How do I get money back from my purchase of Cheddar Goldfish? 36 38 +353 1 FORT LAUDERDALE , Fla . - If you ' ve bought Cheddar Goldfish snacks in the past four years , one fed - up Lake Worth , Florida , mom wants to help you get your money back . help you get your money back Why should purchasers of a snack want a refund four years later? 32 38 +353 2 And her multimillion - dollar effort has put South Florida on the forefront of a national debate over genetically modified foods . multimillion - dollar What was the multimillion-dollar effort from South Florida? 2 5 +353 2 And her multimillion - dollar effort has put South Florida on the forefront of a national debate over genetically modified foods . multimillion - dollar effort Is her campaign costing millions of dollars, or issue hoping to gain millions in compensation? 2 6 +353 2 And her multimillion - dollar effort has put South Florida on the forefront of a national debate over genetically modified foods . genetically modified foods are goldfish modified? 18 21 +353 4 Her lawsuit , filed June 11 in federal court in Fort Lauderdale , seeks class - action status , new labels and at least $ 5 million in damages to reimburse Florida consumers who purchased the snack since June 2009 , claiming the product violates Florida ' s Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices Act . June 11 June 11th of what year? 4 6 +353 4 Her lawsuit , filed June 11 in federal court in Fort Lauderdale , seeks class - action status , new labels and at least $ 5 million in damages to reimburse Florida consumers who purchased the snack since June 2009 , claiming the product violates Florida ' s Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices Act . product violates What product is being sued and may become a class action status? 43 45 +353 4 Her lawsuit , filed June 11 in federal court in Fort Lauderdale , seeks class - action status , new labels and at least $ 5 million in damages to reimburse Florida consumers who purchased the snack since June 2009 , claiming the product violates Florida ' s Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices Act . at least $ 5 million in damages How has this been calculated? 22 29 +353 4 Her lawsuit , filed June 11 in federal court in Fort Lauderdale , seeks class - action status , new labels and at least $ 5 million in damages to reimburse Florida consumers who purchased the snack since June 2009 , claiming the product violates Florida ' s Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices Act . million who was damaged? 26 27 +353 5 " Consumers have a right to know what they ' re putting in their bodies , " said Joshua Eggnatz , Leo ' s Weston - based attorney . what they ' re putting in their bodies , " What is the consumable that this person is referring to consumers putting into their bodies? 7 17 +353 5 " Consumers have a right to know what they ' re putting in their bodies , " said Joshua Eggnatz , Leo ' s Weston - based attorney . Weston - based What, or where, is Weston? 24 27 +353 5 " Consumers have a right to know what they ' re putting in their bodies , " said Joshua Eggnatz , Leo ' s Weston - based attorney . Joshua Eggnatz , is he well known? 18 21 +354 1 WASHINGTON - An Army judge on Wednesday sentenced Pfc . An Army judge on Wednesday sentenced Pfc what was the name of the judge? 2 9 +354 1 WASHINGTON - An Army judge on Wednesday sentenced Pfc . Pfc who is pfc? 8 9 +354 1 WASHINGTON - An Army judge on Wednesday sentenced Pfc . sentenced Pfc Why did the Army judge sentence Pfc? 7 9 +354 1 WASHINGTON - An Army judge on Wednesday sentenced Pfc . An Army judge on Wednesday sentenced Pfc Why was Pfc sentenced? What does it stand for? 2 9 +354 2 Bradley Manning to 35 years in a military prison for orchestrating the largest leak of classified documents in U . S . history . orchestrating the largest leak How did he orchestrate the leak? 10 14 +354 2 Bradley Manning to 35 years in a military prison for orchestrating the largest leak of classified documents in U . S . history . classified documents How were these documents leaked? 15 17 +354 2 Bradley Manning to 35 years in a military prison for orchestrating the largest leak of classified documents in U . S . history . leak of classified how did he leak? 13 16 +354 2 Bradley Manning to 35 years in a military prison for orchestrating the largest leak of classified documents in U . S . history . orchestrating the largest leak How was he able to do this? 10 14 +354 2 Bradley Manning to 35 years in a military prison for orchestrating the largest leak of classified documents in U . S . history . classified documents What classified documents were leaked by Bradley Manning? 15 17 +354 3 Manning ' s sentence means the 25 - year - old former intelligence analyst could eventually walk out of prison as a free , albeit much older , man . much older , can he get parole? 25 28 +354 4 He had faced what could have effectively been a life sentence . life sentence How could Bradley Manning gotten a life sentence? 9 11 +354 4 He had faced what could have effectively been a life sentence . life sentence How was able to lower the punishment from a life sentence to 35 years? 9 11 +354 4 He had faced what could have effectively been a life sentence . life sentence What is the average amount of time that people get sentenced to for leaking classified documents? 9 11 +354 5 The same judge who sentenced Manning , Col . Denise Lind , had also previously acquitted him on an aiding - the - enemy charge that carried a sentence of life without the possibility of parole . had also previously acquitted him Why did he acquit him? 12 17 +354 5 The same judge who sentenced Manning , Col . Denise Lind , had also previously acquitted him on an aiding - the - enemy charge that carried a sentence of life without the possibility of parole . aiding - the - enemy charge Why was Bradley Manning acquitted his charges for aiding-the-enemy? 19 25 +354 5 The same judge who sentenced Manning , Col . Denise Lind , had also previously acquitted him on an aiding - the - enemy charge that carried a sentence of life without the possibility of parole . aiding - the - enemy did he aid the enemy? 19 24 +354 5 The same judge who sentenced Manning , Col . Denise Lind , had also previously acquitted him on an aiding - the - enemy charge that carried a sentence of life without the possibility of parole . acquitted him Why was Manning acquitted? 15 17 +354 5 The same judge who sentenced Manning , Col . Denise Lind , had also previously acquitted him on an aiding - the - enemy charge that carried a sentence of life without the possibility of parole . aiding - the - enemy charge that What are the details of the previous \"aiding-the-enemy charge\" that he was acquitted of? 19 26 +355 1 An ambitious effort to bring the Internet to billions of poor people is only the latest move by Facebook Inc . ' s Mark Zuckerberg to carve out a high - profile role as a tech CEO who can wield influence over public issues . bring the Internet Why does Mark Zuckerberg want to bring the internet to poor people? 4 7 +355 1 An ambitious effort to bring the Internet to billions of poor people is only the latest move by Facebook Inc . ' s Mark Zuckerberg to carve out a high - profile role as a tech CEO who can wield influence over public issues . bring the Internet to billions of poor people How would they do so? 4 12 +355 1 An ambitious effort to bring the Internet to billions of poor people is only the latest move by Facebook Inc . ' s Mark Zuckerberg to carve out a high - profile role as a tech CEO who can wield influence over public issues . poor How does Mark Zuckerberg plan to make Internet available for everyone? 10 11 +355 2 And while he ' s not the only one of his peers promoting the power of technology to change the world , the scale and ambition of Zuckerberg ' s industry alliance to promote global Internet access makes the 29 - year - old CEO one of the most prominent advocates for Silicon Valley ' s unique blend of business and altruism . peers Which of Mark Zuckerberg's peers are also promoting technology changing the world? 11 12 +355 2 And while he ' s not the only one of his peers promoting the power of technology to change the world , the scale and ambition of Zuckerberg ' s industry alliance to promote global Internet access makes the 29 - year - old CEO one of the most prominent advocates for Silicon Valley ' s unique blend of business and altruism . not the only one Who are the others? 5 9 +355 2 And while he ' s not the only one of his peers promoting the power of technology to change the world , the scale and ambition of Zuckerberg ' s industry alliance to promote global Internet access makes the 29 - year - old CEO one of the most prominent advocates for Silicon Valley ' s unique blend of business and altruism . not Who else is promoting the power of technology? 5 6 +355 3 Still , critics scoffed Wednesday at what they viewed as self - interest wrapped in noble - sounding rhetoric that accompanied the announcement from Zuckerberg and his new Internet . org coalition . critics scoffed Wednesday Who are the critics? 2 5 +355 3 Still , critics scoffed Wednesday at what they viewed as self - interest wrapped in noble - sounding rhetoric that accompanied the announcement from Zuckerberg and his new Internet . org coalition . self - interest Why do critics view this as a self-interest ploy? 10 13 +355 3 Still , critics scoffed Wednesday at what they viewed as self - interest wrapped in noble - sounding rhetoric that accompanied the announcement from Zuckerberg and his new Internet . org coalition . self - interest How does this relate to his own self interest? 10 13 +355 3 Still , critics scoffed Wednesday at what they viewed as self - interest wrapped in noble - sounding rhetoric that accompanied the announcement from Zuckerberg and his new Internet . org coalition . self - interest Why did critics view Zuckerberg's announcement and plan as \"self-interest?\" 10 13 +355 4 And it ' s not the first time his efforts have run into that criticism . criticism What other efforts has Mark Zuckerberg been criticized for? 14 15 +355 4 And it ' s not the first time his efforts have run into that criticism . into that criticism . Why did his efforts run into criticism before? 12 16 +355 4 And it ' s not the first time his efforts have run into that criticism . not the first time When was the first time, and what was it regarding? 4 8 +355 4 And it ' s not the first time his efforts have run into that criticism . efforts What other efforts were viewed as being made based off of self-interest? 9 10 +355 5 Helping new populations get online is clearly in Facebook ' s interest , said futurist and longtime Silicon Valley observer Paul Saffo . Facebook ' s interest , How is it in Facebook's interest to get populations online? 8 13 +355 5 Helping new populations get online is clearly in Facebook ' s interest , said futurist and longtime Silicon Valley observer Paul Saffo . clearly in Facebook ' s interest , How does this serve Facebook's interests? 6 13 +355 5 Helping new populations get online is clearly in Facebook ' s interest , said futurist and longtime Silicon Valley observer Paul Saffo . Helping How are new populations being helped to get access to the Internet? 0 1 +356 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - Stanford researchers have unearthed clues about the formidable brains of some autistic children , suggesting that the diagnosis may signal a different cognitive style , not disability . researchers What are the names of the researchers? 7 8 +356 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - Stanford researchers have unearthed clues about the formidable brains of some autistic children , suggesting that the diagnosis may signal a different cognitive style , not disability . unearthed clues about the formidable brains How were Sanford researchers able to unearth clues about the brain of autistic children? 9 15 +356 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - Stanford researchers have unearthed clues about the formidable brains of some autistic children , suggesting that the diagnosis may signal a different cognitive style , not disability . unearthed What clues did the researchers unearth? 9 10 +356 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - Stanford researchers have unearthed clues about the formidable brains of some autistic children , suggesting that the diagnosis may signal a different cognitive style , not disability . formidable brains Why are autistic children's brains formidable? 13 15 +356 2 Superior math skills were found in autistic San Francisco Bay Area children with average intelligence compared with matched children who were not autistic . Superior math skills Why were superior math skills found in autistic children in the Bay area? 0 3 +356 2 Superior math skills were found in autistic San Francisco Bay Area children with average intelligence compared with matched children who were not autistic . Superior math skills How much better did the autistic children do than the other children. 0 3 +356 3 The two group ' s brain scans were different , as well . different , How were they different? 8 10 +356 3 The two group ' s brain scans were different , as well . were different , as well . How different were the two brain scans? 7 13 +356 3 The two group ' s brain scans were different , as well . different , In what way were the brain scans different? 8 10 +356 4 Images of the autistic children ' s brains while calculating math problems revealed a different pattern of activity than those of non - autistic children . different pattern of activity The activity was different in what way? 14 18 +356 4 Images of the autistic children ' s brains while calculating math problems revealed a different pattern of activity than those of non - autistic children . different pattern of activity How was the pattern of activity different? 14 18 +356 5 This small but important study , the first of its type , " makes us better aware of the unique talents that these people have , which could help them have better academic and professional lives , " said postdoctoral scholar Teresa Iuculano , lead author of the study . " makes us better aware How do we make changes with what we now know? 12 17 +356 5 This small but important study , the first of its type , " makes us better aware of the unique talents that these people have , which could help them have better academic and professional lives , " said postdoctoral scholar Teresa Iuculano , lead author of the study . unique talents What kinds of unique talents do they have? 19 21 +357 1 WASHINGTON - Last year about 1 million of the nation ' s poorest children got a leg up on school through Head Start , the federal program that helps prepare children up to age five for school . Head Start , the federal program that helps How does Head Start aid poor children? 21 29 +357 1 WASHINGTON - Last year about 1 million of the nation ' s poorest children got a leg up on school through Head Start , the federal program that helps prepare children up to age five for school . Start , is it a new program? 22 24 +357 1 WASHINGTON - Last year about 1 million of the nation ' s poorest children got a leg up on school through Head Start , the federal program that helps prepare children up to age five for school . Head Start , the federal program How does the program prepare children for school? 21 27 +357 2 This fall , about 57 , 000 children will be denied a place in Head Start and Early Head Start as fallout from sequestration . 57 , 000 children will be denied a place in Head Why will children be denied entry to Head Start? 4 15 +357 2 This fall , about 57 , 000 children will be denied a place in Head Start and Early Head Start as fallout from sequestration . sequestration what is that? 23 24 +357 3 New estimates about the automatic budget cuts were released Monday by the federal government . budget cuts What were estimated budget cuts? 5 7 +357 3 New estimates about the automatic budget cuts were released Monday by the federal government . automatic budget cuts Why were the budget cuts automatic? 4 7 +357 4 The cuts have slashed more than $ 400 million from the federal program ' s $ 8 billion budget . cuts have slashed more than $ 400 million Why was $400 million slashed from the program? 1 9 +357 4 The cuts have slashed more than $ 400 million from the federal program ' s $ 8 billion budget . federal program ' s Which federal program? 11 15 +357 4 The cuts have slashed more than $ 400 million from the federal program ' s $ 8 billion budget . $ 400 million Why was the budget cut so big for a program that helped poor children? 6 9 +357 5 Yasmina Vinci , executive director of the National Head Start Association , said sequestration represented the largest hit to Head Start funding in terms of dollars since the program began in 1965 . Yasmina Vinci , what are her credentials? 0 3 +358 1 BEIRUT - Delayed by a sniper attack , United Nations chemical weapons inspectors arrived Monday in one of the Syrian suburbs allegedly hit in a poison gas attack last week , visiting a pair of field hospitals and meeting with witnesses , the U . N . said . sniper attack , Do they know who caused the sniper attack? 5 8 +358 1 BEIRUT - Delayed by a sniper attack , United Nations chemical weapons inspectors arrived Monday in one of the Syrian suburbs allegedly hit in a poison gas attack last week , visiting a pair of field hospitals and meeting with witnesses , the U . N . said . visiting a pair of field hospitals How did they get to the hospitals if they were just attacked by a sniper? 31 37 +358 1 BEIRUT - Delayed by a sniper attack , United Nations chemical weapons inspectors arrived Monday in one of the Syrian suburbs allegedly hit in a poison gas attack last week , visiting a pair of field hospitals and meeting with witnesses , the U . N . said . Delayed by a sniper attack , When was the sniper attack? 2 8 +358 1 BEIRUT - Delayed by a sniper attack , United Nations chemical weapons inspectors arrived Monday in one of the Syrian suburbs allegedly hit in a poison gas attack last week , visiting a pair of field hospitals and meeting with witnesses , the U . N . said . chemical weapons inspectors arrived Monday Why were chemical weapons inspectors coming in the first place? 10 15 +358 1 BEIRUT - Delayed by a sniper attack , United Nations chemical weapons inspectors arrived Monday in one of the Syrian suburbs allegedly hit in a poison gas attack last week , visiting a pair of field hospitals and meeting with witnesses , the U . N . said . allegedly hit in a poison gas attack last week , Why was there uncertainty that the suburb had been attacked using poison gas? 21 31 +358 1 BEIRUT - Delayed by a sniper attack , United Nations chemical weapons inspectors arrived Monday in one of the Syrian suburbs allegedly hit in a poison gas attack last week , visiting a pair of field hospitals and meeting with witnesses , the U . N . said . sniper attack , Where was the sniper attack? 5 8 +358 1 BEIRUT - Delayed by a sniper attack , United Nations chemical weapons inspectors arrived Monday in one of the Syrian suburbs allegedly hit in a poison gas attack last week , visiting a pair of field hospitals and meeting with witnesses , the U . N . said . poison gas attack Why was there a gas attack? 25 28 +358 1 BEIRUT - Delayed by a sniper attack , United Nations chemical weapons inspectors arrived Monday in one of the Syrian suburbs allegedly hit in a poison gas attack last week , visiting a pair of field hospitals and meeting with witnesses , the U . N . said . sniper attack , who did they attack? 5 8 +358 2 The inspectors traveled to the Muadhamiya district , southwest of Damascus , after sniper volleys initially forced the U . N . convoy to turn back to the capital . initially forced How did the sniper force the U.N to turn back to the capital? Did he start to shoot at them? Did he communicate? 15 17 +358 2 The inspectors traveled to the Muadhamiya district , southwest of Damascus , after sniper volleys initially forced the U . N . convoy to turn back to the capital . initially forced Why did they initially force them to go back? 15 17 +358 2 The inspectors traveled to the Muadhamiya district , southwest of Damascus , after sniper volleys initially forced the U . N . convoy to turn back to the capital . the Muadhamiya district , Was this the intended destination of the convoy? 4 8 +358 2 The inspectors traveled to the Muadhamiya district , southwest of Damascus , after sniper volleys initially forced the U . N . convoy to turn back to the capital . Muadhamiya district , what happens in the district? 5 8 +358 3 A U . N . vehicle was struck in the incident , but no one was injured , the U . N . said in a statement . no one was injured , How was the vehicle struck in such a way that no passenger was injured? 13 18 +358 3 A U . N . vehicle was struck in the incident , but no one was injured , the U . N . said in a statement . was struck in the incident , What type of ammunition was the sniper using? Where was the vehicle struck? 6 12 +358 4 The damaged vehicle was replaced and the mission proceeded , the statement said . The damaged vehicle was replaced Where did they get a replacement vehicle? 0 5 +358 4 The damaged vehicle was replaced and the mission proceeded , the statement said . the mission proceeded , Did the convoy face further challenges as they continued the mission? 6 10 +358 5 The U . N . appears to have worked out a safe passage agreement with the two warring sides , though no specific details were released . no specific details were released Why weren't the specific details released? 21 26 +358 5 The U . N . appears to have worked out a safe passage agreement with the two warring sides , though no specific details were released . appears to have worked Does this imply that future UN convoys will have safe passage? 5 9 +358 5 The U . N . appears to have worked out a safe passage agreement with the two warring sides , though no specific details were released . two warring sides , Was the sniper attack the result of another ongoing conflict in the region? 16 20 +358 5 The U . N . appears to have worked out a safe passage agreement with the two warring sides , though no specific details were released . no specific details why no specific details? 21 24 +359 1 San Jose , Calif . - Firefighters finally began to get a handle on the massive Rim Fire near Yosemite National Park , but not before the blaze destroyed one popular Bay Area family camp and damaged another . one popular Bay Area family camp What camps were destroyed and damaged specifically? 29 35 +359 1 San Jose , Calif . - Firefighters finally began to get a handle on the massive Rim Fire near Yosemite National Park , but not before the blaze destroyed one popular Bay Area family camp and damaged another . finally How long have firefighters battled the blaze in total? 7 8 +359 1 San Jose , Calif . - Firefighters finally began to get a handle on the massive Rim Fire near Yosemite National Park , but not before the blaze destroyed one popular Bay Area family camp and damaged another . Rim Fire what is a rim fire? 16 18 +359 2 Berkeley officials said the fire incinerated the city ' s popular high Sierra camp on Sunday while San Jose canceled the rest of its season just miles away , after the blaze scorched about a dozen cabins . canceled the rest of its Was the season cancelled due to continued threat or due to damage sustained in San Jose? 19 24 +359 2 Berkeley officials said the fire incinerated the city ' s popular high Sierra camp on Sunday while San Jose canceled the rest of its season just miles away , after the blaze scorched about a dozen cabins . high Sierra camp was anyone injured? 11 14 +359 2 Berkeley officials said the fire incinerated the city ' s popular high Sierra camp on Sunday while San Jose canceled the rest of its season just miles away , after the blaze scorched about a dozen cabins . Berkeley officials said the fire Which Berkeley officials spoke about the fire? 0 5 +359 4 " Our family is feeling pretty devastated because we have so many happy memories there , and it was a place we always look forward to returning , " said David Kojan , one of many Berkeley natives who cherished visits with his wife and two young sons to the Berkeley Tuolumne Family Camp just west of Yosemite . so many happy memories there , What is an example of the family's happy memory? 10 16 +359 4 " Our family is feeling pretty devastated because we have so many happy memories there , and it was a place we always look forward to returning , " said David Kojan , one of many Berkeley natives who cherished visits with his wife and two young sons to the Berkeley Tuolumne Family Camp just west of Yosemite . look forward Is there hope that the camp will be rebuilt? 23 25 +359 4 " Our family is feeling pretty devastated because we have so many happy memories there , and it was a place we always look forward to returning , " said David Kojan , one of many Berkeley natives who cherished visits with his wife and two young sons to the Berkeley Tuolumne Family Camp just west of Yosemite . family how many families live there? 2 3 +359 5 Overnight into Tuesday , the fire grew to about 180 , 000 acres , or 280 square miles , after gobbling up another 20 , 000 acres compared to late Monday . fire grew What is causing the fire to continue growing? 5 7 +359 5 Overnight into Tuesday , the fire grew to about 180 , 000 acres , or 280 square miles , after gobbling up another 20 , 000 acres compared to late Monday . Overnight is that fast? 0 1 +360 1 WASHINGTON - President Barack Obama tried to reassemble a " coalition of conscience " to take up his economic agenda for the middle class on Wednesday as he honored Martin Luther King Jr . and the marchers who fought for civil rights 50 years ago . " coalition of conscience " What is this coalition about? 9 14 +360 1 WASHINGTON - President Barack Obama tried to reassemble a " coalition of conscience " to take up his economic agenda for the middle class on Wednesday as he honored Martin Luther King Jr . and the marchers who fought for civil rights 50 years ago . Martin Luther King Jr Who is Dr. Martin Luther King? 29 33 +360 1 WASHINGTON - President Barack Obama tried to reassemble a " coalition of conscience " to take up his economic agenda for the middle class on Wednesday as he honored Martin Luther King Jr . and the marchers who fought for civil rights 50 years ago . economic agenda What was Obama's economic agenda? 18 20 +360 2 " In the face of impossible odds , people who love their country can change it , " Obama said . people who love their country can change it , " What can they change about it? 8 18 +360 3 The president spoke at a ceremony commemorating the anniversary of the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom , the 1963 protest that became the most iconic moment of the civil rights movement . 1963 protest that became the most iconic moment What happened in 1963? 20 28 +360 3 The president spoke at a ceremony commemorating the anniversary of the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom , the 1963 protest that became the most iconic moment of the civil rights movement . the 1963 protest Who led this protest in 1963? 19 22 +360 3 The president spoke at a ceremony commemorating the anniversary of the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom , the 1963 protest that became the most iconic moment of the civil rights movement . iconic moment Why was it an iconic moment? 26 28 +360 5 Obama ' s remarks capped several days of events in Washington observing the anniversary . events What other events were there? 8 9 +360 5 Obama ' s remarks capped several days of events in Washington observing the anniversary . several days of events What sort of events? 5 9 +361 1 NEW YORK - Beginning a day of protests that organizers say will spread to 50 cities and 1 , 000 stores across the country , a crowd of chanting workers gathered Thursday morning at a McDonald ' s in midtown Manhattan to call for higher wages and the chance to join a union . chance to join a union . How do they have a chance to join a union? 48 54 +361 1 NEW YORK - Beginning a day of protests that organizers say will spread to 50 cities and 1 , 000 stores across the country , a crowd of chanting workers gathered Thursday morning at a McDonald ' s in midtown Manhattan to call for higher wages and the chance to join a union . a crowd How many gathered? 25 27 +361 1 NEW YORK - Beginning a day of protests that organizers say will spread to 50 cities and 1 , 000 stores across the country , a crowd of chanting workers gathered Thursday morning at a McDonald ' s in midtown Manhattan to call for higher wages and the chance to join a union . union What sort of union? 52 53 +361 2 About 500 people , including workers , activists , religious leaders , news crews and local politicians , gathered outside the McDonald ' s on Fifth Avenue . workers , activists , religious leaders , news Why are so many different kinds of people passionate about this? 5 13 +361 2 About 500 people , including workers , activists , religious leaders , news crews and local politicians , gathered outside the McDonald ' s on Fifth Avenue . Fifth Avenue in new york? 25 27 +361 3 The protesters chanted " Si Se Puede " ( " Yes , We Can " ) and " Hey , hey , ho , ho $ 7 . 25 has got to go , " holding signs saying " On Strike : Can ' t Survive on $ 7 . 25 , " referring to the federal minimum wage . " Si Se Puede " were they spanish? 3 8 +361 4 The protesters plan to spread out to other stores throughout New York during the day . other stores what other stores? 7 9 +361 4 The protesters plan to spread out to other stores throughout New York during the day . to spread out to How do they plan to spread out? 3 7 +361 5 Protests are also expected in Los Angeles , Chicago , Charlotte , N . C . , and other cities . cities which cities? 19 20 +361 5 Protests are also expected in Los Angeles , Chicago , Charlotte , N . C . , and other cities . other cities What other cities will protest be taking place in? 18 20 +362 1 MINNEAPOLIS - At first glance , the small farm near Lino Lakes , Minn . , looks much like other charming hobby farms in the area . looks much like other charming hobby farms What do hobby farms look like in that area? 16 23 +362 1 MINNEAPOLIS - At first glance , the small farm near Lino Lakes , Minn . , looks much like other charming hobby farms in the area . hobby farms What are hobby farms? 21 23 +362 2 But it holds a distinct niche in Minnesota and likely the nation . holds a distinct niche What's the niche that it holds? 2 6 +362 2 But it holds a distinct niche in Minnesota and likely the nation . niche Why are hobby farms considered niche? 5 6 +362 2 But it holds a distinct niche in Minnesota and likely the nation . niche which niche does it hold? 5 6 +362 3 The patch of corn near the driveway is a special white heirloom corn handed down by generations of Oneida Indians . a special white heirloom corn What makes it special? 8 13 +362 3 The patch of corn near the driveway is a special white heirloom corn handed down by generations of Oneida Indians . special What makes it special? 9 10 +362 4 The black beans sprouting on nearby vines were grown for centuries by Hopi Indians . Hopi Indians What did the Hopi Indians use them for? 12 14 +362 4 The black beans sprouting on nearby vines were grown for centuries by Hopi Indians . Hopi Indians how many tribes were there? 12 14 +362 5 There ' s squash from the Lakota tribe , corn from the Dakotas , and a team of urban teenagers who are learning to harvest , cook and market the plants that fed their ancestors . urban teenagers Why are urban teenagers involved in this? 18 20 +362 5 There ' s squash from the Lakota tribe , corn from the Dakotas , and a team of urban teenagers who are learning to harvest , cook and market the plants that fed their ancestors . urban teenagers how many teens? 18 20 +363 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - Passengers waiting to board the Dumbo the Flying Elephant ride at Walt Disney World used to stand in long lines that snaked along the sun - baked pavement . sun - baked pavement Why did Disney leave the line area unshaded? 29 33 +363 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - Passengers waiting to board the Dumbo the Flying Elephant ride at Walt Disney World used to stand in long lines that snaked along the sun - baked pavement . the Dumbo the Flying Elephant ride How long is that ride? 9 15 +363 2 Riders are now ushered into an air - conditioned tent , where kids can play on slides , a climbing tower and a toy fire engine while parents wait for the buzz of a pager telling them it ' s time to ride the attraction . air - conditioned tent , How many people can the tent accommodate? 6 11 +363 2 Riders are now ushered into an air - conditioned tent , where kids can play on slides , a climbing tower and a toy fire engine while parents wait for the buzz of a pager telling them it ' s time to ride the attraction . parents Is there anything for parents to do while they wait? 27 28 +363 3 " It ' s so much better this way , " Russ Spence of Richmond , Virginiaa , said as he relaxed in the tent , waiting to take his 3 - year - old grandson on the ride . " It ' s so much better this way , " What specifically was bad about the old way? 0 11 +363 3 " It ' s so much better this way , " Russ Spence of Richmond , Virginiaa , said as he relaxed in the tent , waiting to take his 3 - year - old grandson on the ride . said as he relaxed in the tent , How big is the tent? 18 26 +363 4 With theme park lines only getting longer , parks like Disney World in Florida are investing big money to make wait time less boring , more comfortable and , in the process , seemingly shorter . parks like Disney World Which other parks are making changes, and what are these changes like? 8 12 +363 4 With theme park lines only getting longer , parks like Disney World in Florida are investing big money to make wait time less boring , more comfortable and , in the process , seemingly shorter . Disney World in Florida How big is Disney World in Florida? 10 14 +363 4 With theme park lines only getting longer , parks like Disney World in Florida are investing big money to make wait time less boring , more comfortable and , in the process , seemingly shorter . investing big money How much money are parks investing? 15 18 +363 5 The efforts make good business sense because long queues are one of the biggest gripes of theme park guests . one of the biggest gripes What are some other gripes guests have? 10 15 +363 5 The efforts make good business sense because long queues are one of the biggest gripes of theme park guests . The efforts make good business Is there an extra fee to get into the tent? 0 5 +363 5 The efforts make good business sense because long queues are one of the biggest gripes of theme park guests . biggest gripes Are there any statistics about this? 13 15 +364 1 MAFRAQ , Jordan - As U . S . President Barack Obama ' s announcement that he was postponing U . S . missile strikes against the Syrian regime hit the Zaatari refugee camp , so did anger and fear . postponing U . S . missile strikes Why did Obama postpone the missile strikes? 18 25 +364 1 MAFRAQ , Jordan - As U . S . President Barack Obama ' s announcement that he was postponing U . S . missile strikes against the Syrian regime hit the Zaatari refugee camp , so did anger and fear . did anger and fear Why did they feel this way? 36 40 +364 1 MAFRAQ , Jordan - As U . S . President Barack Obama ' s announcement that he was postponing U . S . missile strikes against the Syrian regime hit the Zaatari refugee camp , so did anger and fear . Zaatari refugee camp , Where is the Zaatari refugee camp? 31 35 +364 2 " If they ' re going to strike , let them strike once and for all and bring the regime down , " grumbled Um Hafiz , who fled with her husband and five children from their village near Syria ' s southern city of Daara in January . let them strike once What reasons does the US have for striking? 9 13 +364 2 " If they ' re going to strike , let them strike once and for all and bring the regime down , " grumbled Um Hafiz , who fled with her husband and five children from their village near Syria ' s southern city of Daara in January . bring the regime down , " Will it actually help? 17 23 +364 2 " If they ' re going to strike , let them strike once and for all and bring the regime down , " grumbled Um Hafiz , who fled with her husband and five children from their village near Syria ' s southern city of Daara in January . bring the regime down , " What regime is Hafiz referring to? 17 23 +364 2 " If they ' re going to strike , let them strike once and for all and bring the regime down , " grumbled Um Hafiz , who fled with her husband and five children from their village near Syria ' s southern city of Daara in January . Syria ' s southern city is it the biggest city? 39 44 +364 4 " We were happy when we first heard that the U . S . would attack , but then when it was postponed , we were afraid that Bashar would attack the camp , " said Raad Zoubi , 23 , who has lived in the dusty , sun - stricken swath of tents and prefabricated metal huts for the past year . Bashar would attack the camp , " Why would he attack the camp if not attacked himself? 28 35 +364 4 " We were happy when we first heard that the U . S . would attack , but then when it was postponed , we were afraid that Bashar would attack the camp , " said Raad Zoubi , 23 , who has lived in the dusty , sun - stricken swath of tents and prefabricated metal huts for the past year . happy Why were the people happy with the US's decision to attack Zaatari? 3 4 +364 4 " We were happy when we first heard that the U . S . would attack , but then when it was postponed , we were afraid that Bashar would attack the camp , " said Raad Zoubi , 23 , who has lived in the dusty , sun - stricken swath of tents and prefabricated metal huts for the past year . U . S . would attack , why would they be happy? 10 17 +364 5 " People are angry , but when the Americans do attack , we will be happy they do " . we will be happy they do " What do the people want from the attack? 12 19 +364 5 " People are angry , but when the Americans do attack , we will be happy they do " . we will be happy they shouldnt they be worried? 12 17 +365 1 LOS ANGELES - The Los Angeles City Council on Wednesday lifted a decade - long ban on public murals , marking a decisive victory for artists who argued the law made no sense in a city with such a rich tradition of street art . ban Why were public murals banned for a decade? 15 16 +365 1 LOS ANGELES - The Los Angeles City Council on Wednesday lifted a decade - long ban on public murals , marking a decisive victory for artists who argued the law made no sense in a city with such a rich tradition of street art . street art Would this \"street art\" be similar to \"graffiti?\" 42 44 +365 2 The decision culminates years of debate over how Los Angeles should regulate murals , which have chronicled generations of the city ' s history , from the mid - 20th - century struggles of Latinos on the Eastside to freeway displays celebrating the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics . culminates who is interested? 2 3 +365 2 The decision culminates years of debate over how Los Angeles should regulate murals , which have chronicled generations of the city ' s history , from the mid - 20th - century struggles of Latinos on the Eastside to freeway displays celebrating the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics . struggles Which murals best depict life during this time? 32 33 +365 2 The decision culminates years of debate over how Los Angeles should regulate murals , which have chronicled generations of the city ' s history , from the mid - 20th - century struggles of Latinos on the Eastside to freeway displays celebrating the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics . 1984 What was LA's involvement in the 1984 Olympics? 43 44 +365 3 The 13 - 2 vote is expected to free a new generation of muralists to " reclaim our legacy as a mural capital of the world , " said Isabel Rojas - Williams , executive director of the Mural Conservancy of Los Angeles . mural capital of the world , " Why is Italy the mural capital of the world? 21 28 +365 3 The 13 - 2 vote is expected to free a new generation of muralists to " reclaim our legacy as a mural capital of the world , " said Isabel Rojas - Williams , executive director of the Mural Conservancy of Los Angeles . Isabel Rojas - Williams , what are her credentials? 29 34 +365 3 The 13 - 2 vote is expected to free a new generation of muralists to " reclaim our legacy as a mural capital of the world , " said Isabel Rojas - Williams , executive director of the Mural Conservancy of Los Angeles . mural capital of the world , " Is Los Angeles really the \"mural capital of the world?\" 21 28 +365 3 The 13 - 2 vote is expected to free a new generation of muralists to " reclaim our legacy as a mural capital of the world , " said Isabel Rojas - Williams , executive director of the Mural Conservancy of Los Angeles . free a new generation of muralists Do they have to get permission first? 8 14 +365 3 The 13 - 2 vote is expected to free a new generation of muralists to " reclaim our legacy as a mural capital of the world , " said Isabel Rojas - Williams , executive director of the Mural Conservancy of Los Angeles . 13 - 2 Why did the two councilpersons oppose this decision? 1 4 +365 3 The 13 - 2 vote is expected to free a new generation of muralists to " reclaim our legacy as a mural capital of the world , " said Isabel Rojas - Williams , executive director of the Mural Conservancy of Los Angeles . " reclaim During which time periods was LA considered the mural capital of the world? 15 17 +365 4 New rules will seek a balance between clashing interests : reviving the city ' s muralist tradition ; protecting neighborhoods from unwanted intrusions of large , sometimes controversial artworks ; and controlling a proliferation of advertising in the guise of art . neighborhoods which neighborhoods? 19 20 +365 4 New rules will seek a balance between clashing interests : reviving the city ' s muralist tradition ; protecting neighborhoods from unwanted intrusions of large , sometimes controversial artworks ; and controlling a proliferation of advertising in the guise of art . rules In which ways will the rules be able to manage these clashes? 1 2 +365 4 New rules will seek a balance between clashing interests : reviving the city ' s muralist tradition ; protecting neighborhoods from unwanted intrusions of large , sometimes controversial artworks ; and controlling a proliferation of advertising in the guise of art . advertising What is the relationship between the company being advertised and the artists painting these advertisements? 35 36 +365 5 It was the latter objective that led to the ban a decade ago . latter What was the latter objective? 3 4 +365 5 It was the latter objective that led to the ban a decade ago . latter what is a latter? 3 4 +365 5 It was the latter objective that led to the ban a decade ago . objective Is advertising through artwork considered illegal, prompting the ban, or was it made illegal through the ban? 4 5 +366 1 ( / / newsela - test - files - f331e . s3 . amazonaws . com / uploads / 20130829 TEENJOBS . jpg ) WASHINGTON - For the fourth consecutive summer , teen employment has stayed anchored around record lows , prompting experts to fear that a generation of youth is likely to be economically stunted with lower earnings and opportunities in years ahead . For the fourth consecutive summer , What year did this begin/ was this written? 26 32 +366 1 ( / / newsela - test - files - f331e . s3 . amazonaws . com / uploads / 20130829 TEENJOBS . jpg ) WASHINGTON - For the fourth consecutive summer , teen employment has stayed anchored around record lows , prompting experts to fear that a generation of youth is likely to be economically stunted with lower earnings and opportunities in years ahead . record lows What are the numbers? 38 40 +366 1 ( / / newsela - test - files - f331e . s3 . amazonaws . com / uploads / 20130829 TEENJOBS . jpg ) WASHINGTON - For the fourth consecutive summer , teen employment has stayed anchored around record lows , prompting experts to fear that a generation of youth is likely to be economically stunted with lower earnings and opportunities in years ahead . lower earnings will earnings be lower forever? 57 59 +366 2 The trend is all the more striking given that the overall unemployment rate has steadily dropped , to 7 . 4 percent in August . 7 . 4 percent in August What was the percent at the beginning of the year for reference? 18 24 +366 2 The trend is all the more striking given that the overall unemployment rate has steadily dropped , to 7 . 4 percent in August . 7 . 4 percent in August What was the unemployment rate in June? 18 24 +366 2 The trend is all the more striking given that the overall unemployment rate has steadily dropped , to 7 . 4 percent in August . 7 . 4 percent is that low or high? 18 22 +366 3 And employers in recent months have been collectively adding almost 200 , 000 new jobs a month . And employers in recent months Which employers? 0 5 +366 3 And employers in recent months have been collectively adding almost 200 , 000 new jobs a month . 200 , 000 new jobs What kind of jobs have been added? 10 15 +366 5 In 1999 , slightly more than 52 percent of teens 16 to 19 worked a summer job . 52 percent of teens What was the amount of jobs in relation to this percentage? 6 10 +366 5 In 1999 , slightly more than 52 percent of teens 16 to 19 worked a summer job . 52 percent of teens What is the number on teen employment of the same age group now? 6 10 +366 5 In 1999 , slightly more than 52 percent of teens 16 to 19 worked a summer job . 52 percent of teens 16 to what is the percent now? 6 12 +367 1 MEXICO CITY - Flip through the print publications exalting the activities of Mexico ' s high society and there ' s one thing you rarely find : dark - skinned people . rarely find : why do you rarely find dark skinned people? 24 27 +367 1 MEXICO CITY - Flip through the print publications exalting the activities of Mexico ' s high society and there ' s one thing you rarely find : dark - skinned people . dark - skinned people . Why are there no dark-skinned people in their high society? 27 32 +367 1 MEXICO CITY - Flip through the print publications exalting the activities of Mexico ' s high society and there ' s one thing you rarely find : dark - skinned people . Flip through the print publications Which publications? 3 8 +367 1 MEXICO CITY - Flip through the print publications exalting the activities of Mexico ' s high society and there ' s one thing you rarely find : dark - skinned people . dark - skinned people Why aren't dark-skinned people featured? 27 31 +367 1 MEXICO CITY - Flip through the print publications exalting the activities of Mexico ' s high society and there ' s one thing you rarely find : dark - skinned people . find : dark - skinned why are they not found? 25 30 +367 2 No matter that nearly two - thirds of Mexicans consider themselves moreno , the Spanish word for dark . consider themselves moreno , What constitutes being moreno? How dark does one need to be? 9 13 +367 2 No matter that nearly two - thirds of Mexicans consider themselves moreno , the Spanish word for dark . two - thirds Why are they not represented in high society? 4 7 +367 3 Mexico has strong laws barring discrimination based on skin color or ethnicity , but the practices of public relations firms and news media lag behind , promoting the perception that light skin is desirable and dark skin unappealing . light skin is desirable and dark skin unappealing Why is dark skin unappealing? 30 38 +367 3 Mexico has strong laws barring discrimination based on skin color or ethnicity , but the practices of public relations firms and news media lag behind , promoting the perception that light skin is desirable and dark skin unappealing . lag behind , Why do they resist this change? 23 26 +367 4 The issue came to the fore this month when a casting call for a television spot for Mexico ' s largest airline stated flatly that it wanted " no one dark , " sparking outrage on social media and , ultimately , embarrassed apologies . " no one dark , " How is this allowed? 27 33 +367 4 The issue came to the fore this month when a casting call for a television spot for Mexico ' s largest airline stated flatly that it wanted " no one dark , " sparking outrage on social media and , ultimately , embarrassed apologies . " no one dark , " How could they think that such a stipulation could not spark outrage? 27 33 +367 4 The issue came to the fore this month when a casting call for a television spot for Mexico ' s largest airline stated flatly that it wanted " no one dark , " sparking outrage on social media and , ultimately , embarrassed apologies . " no one dark , " did they get in trouble? 27 33 +367 5 " I ' d never seen anything that aggressive and that clear , all in capital letters : ‘ NO ONE DARK , ' " said Tamara de Anda , a magazine editor . a magazine editor . Which magazine is Tamara de Anda an editor for? 30 34 +367 5 " I ' d never seen anything that aggressive and that clear , all in capital letters : ‘ NO ONE DARK , ' " said Tamara de Anda , a magazine editor . Tamara de Anda , what are her credentials? 26 30 +368 1 ST . PETERSBURG , Russia - President Barack Obama on Wednesday declared the world ' s credibility " is on the line " when it comes to punishing Syrian President Bashar Assad for his regime ' s purported use of chemical weapons . Bashar Assad how long has he led? 30 32 +368 1 ST . PETERSBURG , Russia - President Barack Obama on Wednesday declared the world ' s credibility " is on the line " when it comes to punishing Syrian President Bashar Assad for his regime ' s purported use of chemical weapons . use of chemical weapons What proof is there that President Assad used chemical weapons? 38 42 +368 1 ST . PETERSBURG , Russia - President Barack Obama on Wednesday declared the world ' s credibility " is on the line " when it comes to punishing Syrian President Bashar Assad for his regime ' s purported use of chemical weapons . his regime ' s purported use What is his regime purported to have done with chemical weapons? 33 39 +368 1 ST . PETERSBURG , Russia - President Barack Obama on Wednesday declared the world ' s credibility " is on the line " when it comes to punishing Syrian President Bashar Assad for his regime ' s purported use of chemical weapons . purported What does the word purported mean? 37 38 +368 2 Speaking at a press conference in Stockholm , Sweden , ahead of a global economic summit in Russia where he will seek to rally support for a U . S . military strike against Syria , Obama said the " red line " he set against a year ago against Syria ' s use of chemical weapons isn ' t his , but an international standard . isn ' t his , but an international standard When did the international standard come into being, and what was the impetus for this standard? 57 66 +368 2 Speaking at a press conference in Stockholm , Sweden , ahead of a global economic summit in Russia where he will seek to rally support for a U . S . military strike against Syria , Obama said the " red line " he set against a year ago against Syria ' s use of chemical weapons isn ' t his , but an international standard . international standard Which other countries abide by the international standard? 64 66 +368 3 " I didn ' t set a red line ; the world set a red line , " Obama said . red line ; what is a red line? 7 10 +368 3 " I didn ' t set a red line ; the world set a red line , " Obama said . the world set a red line , " Why was the red line needed to be set by the world? 10 18 +368 4 " My credibility ' s not on the line . The international community ' s credibility is on the line . credibility ' s did obama say this? 2 5 +368 4 " My credibility ' s not on the line . The international community ' s credibility is on the line . credibility ' s Why would Obama's credibility be on the line? 2 5 +368 4 " My credibility ' s not on the line . The international community ' s credibility is on the line . international community ' s credibility How is the international community's credibility on the line? 11 16 +368 5 And America and Congress ' s credibility ' s on the line " . America and Congress ' s How would America and Congress's credibility be on the line? 1 6 +368 5 And America and Congress ' s credibility ' s on the line " . on the line " How is Obama's credibility not on the line if he is part of America? 9 13 +369 1 DILLINGHAM , Alaska - President Barack Obama ' s top environmental official was visibly moved as people in this fishing town told her the giant Pebble Mine would kill wild salmon and destroy their culture . top environmental official Who is President Obama's top environmental official? 9 12 +369 1 DILLINGHAM , Alaska - President Barack Obama ' s top environmental official was visibly moved as people in this fishing town told her the giant Pebble Mine would kill wild salmon and destroy their culture . kill How would Pebble Mine kill the salmon? 28 29 +369 1 DILLINGHAM , Alaska - President Barack Obama ' s top environmental official was visibly moved as people in this fishing town told her the giant Pebble Mine would kill wild salmon and destroy their culture . President Barack Obama ' s top environmental Who is the president's top environmental official? 4 11 +369 1 DILLINGHAM , Alaska - President Barack Obama ' s top environmental official was visibly moved as people in this fishing town told her the giant Pebble Mine would kill wild salmon and destroy their culture . kill wild salmon Why would the pebble mine kill wild salmon? 28 31 +369 2 " You remind why we ' re all here , what we work for every day and why I am probably the most blessed person in the world to be at EPA at this time , " said Gina McCarthy , who became administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency just last month . administrator why was she promoted? 43 44 +369 3 " I intend to make you proud in the position the president has given me , " she said to a standing ovation in the packed gymnasium at a Dillingham school . intend to make how will she do that? 2 5 +369 4 McCarthy visited the Bristol Bay region this week as a nationwide debate grows over the proposed mine . debate Why is there a debate over the mine? 11 12 +369 4 McCarthy visited the Bristol Bay region this week as a nationwide debate grows over the proposed mine . Bristol Bay where is bristol bay? 3 5 +369 4 McCarthy visited the Bristol Bay region this week as a nationwide debate grows over the proposed mine . nationwide debate What are the sides of the debate? 10 12 +369 5 It could be the largest open - pit mine in North America and is in a region that produces half the world ' s wild red salmon . largest open - pit mine What other mine would it surpass in size? 4 9 +370 1 NASA ' s newest robotic explorer rocketed into space late Friday in an unprecedented moonshot from Virginia that dazzled sky watchers along the East Coast . moonshot What is a moonshot? 14 15 +370 1 NASA ' s newest robotic explorer rocketed into space late Friday in an unprecedented moonshot from Virginia that dazzled sky watchers along the East Coast . moonshot What is a moonshot? 14 15 +370 1 NASA ' s newest robotic explorer rocketed into space late Friday in an unprecedented moonshot from Virginia that dazzled sky watchers along the East Coast . unprecedented moonshot How was the launch unprecedented? 13 15 +370 1 NASA ' s newest robotic explorer rocketed into space late Friday in an unprecedented moonshot from Virginia that dazzled sky watchers along the East Coast . dazzled sky watchers Why did this launch create such a sight? 18 21 +370 1 NASA ' s newest robotic explorer rocketed into space late Friday in an unprecedented moonshot from Virginia that dazzled sky watchers along the East Coast . moonshot from Virginia Why was Virginia chosen as the location for the moonshot? 14 17 +370 2 But the LADEE spacecraft quickly ran into equipment trouble , and while NASA assured everyone early Saturday that the lunar probe was safe and on a perfect track for the moon , officials acknowledged the problem needs to be resolved in the next two to three weeks . equipment trouble , What was the equipment trouble? 7 10 +370 2 But the LADEE spacecraft quickly ran into equipment trouble , and while NASA assured everyone early Saturday that the lunar probe was safe and on a perfect track for the moon , officials acknowledged the problem needs to be resolved in the next two to three weeks . LADEE spacecraft What is LADEE? 2 4 +370 2 But the LADEE spacecraft quickly ran into equipment trouble , and while NASA assured everyone early Saturday that the lunar probe was safe and on a perfect track for the moon , officials acknowledged the problem needs to be resolved in the next two to three weeks . equipment trouble , What malfunctions occurred? 7 10 +370 2 But the LADEE spacecraft quickly ran into equipment trouble , and while NASA assured everyone early Saturday that the lunar probe was safe and on a perfect track for the moon , officials acknowledged the problem needs to be resolved in the next two to three weeks . needs to be resolved How will they resolve the issues? 36 40 +370 2 But the LADEE spacecraft quickly ran into equipment trouble , and while NASA assured everyone early Saturday that the lunar probe was safe and on a perfect track for the moon , officials acknowledged the problem needs to be resolved in the next two to three weeks . quickly ran into equipment trouble , What kind of equipment trouble did the spacecraft encounter? 4 10 +370 3 S . Peter Worden , director of NASA ' s Ames Research Center in California , which developed the spacecraft , told reporters he ' s confident everything will be working properly in the next few days . Ames Research Center What does the Ames Research Center Do? 10 13 +370 3 S . Peter Worden , director of NASA ' s Ames Research Center in California , which developed the spacecraft , told reporters he ' s confident everything will be working properly in the next few days . he ' s confident Why is he confident this will be accomplished? 23 27 +370 3 S . Peter Worden , director of NASA ' s Ames Research Center in California , which developed the spacecraft , told reporters he ' s confident everything will be working properly in the next few days . S . Peter Worden , What other positions has S. Peter Worden held? 0 5 +370 4 LADEE ' s reaction wheels were turned on to orient and stabilize the spacecraft , which was spinning too fast after it separated from the final rocket stage , Worden said . reaction wheels What is a reaction wheel? 3 5 +370 4 LADEE ' s reaction wheels were turned on to orient and stabilize the spacecraft , which was spinning too fast after it separated from the final rocket stage , Worden said . spinning too fast Why was it spinning faster than anticipated? 17 20 +370 4 LADEE ' s reaction wheels were turned on to orient and stabilize the spacecraft , which was spinning too fast after it separated from the final rocket stage , Worden said . too fast How fast was the spacecraft spinning? 18 20 +370 5 But the computer automatically shut the wheels down , apparently because of excess current . current What is the current? 13 14 +370 5 But the computer automatically shut the wheels down , apparently because of excess current . automatically shut the wheels down , Was this expected or the malfunction? 3 9 +370 5 But the computer automatically shut the wheels down , apparently because of excess current . shut the wheels down , How long did it take to shut the wheels down? 4 9 +371 1 WASHINGTON - They are all " veterans of the tobacco wars , " as Sen . Richard J . Durbin of Illinois put it . veterans Who are the veterans of the tobacco wars? 6 7 +371 1 WASHINGTON - They are all " veterans of the tobacco wars , " as Sen . Richard J . Durbin of Illinois put it . They Who is they? 2 3 +371 1 WASHINGTON - They are all " veterans of the tobacco wars , " as Sen . Richard J . Durbin of Illinois put it . They Who are considered \"veterans of the tobacco wars?\" 2 3 +371 2 Over the years , they have sponsored legislation to ban smoking on airplanes , led efforts to remove depictions of tobacco use in films and successfully sued the tobacco industry for misleading the public about the dangers of smoking . they Who is they? 4 5 +371 2 Over the years , they have sponsored legislation to ban smoking on airplanes , led efforts to remove depictions of tobacco use in films and successfully sued the tobacco industry for misleading the public about the dangers of smoking . they Who has done all of this? 4 5 +371 3 And at a recent hearing , the trio of Democratic senators - Durbin , Edward J . Markey of Massachusetts and Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut - grilled executives from an industry they said was selling an unhealthy product and an unsafe message to young people . industry Which industry? 30 31 +371 3 And at a recent hearing , the trio of Democratic senators - Durbin , Edward J . Markey of Massachusetts and Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut - grilled executives from an industry they said was selling an unhealthy product and an unsafe message to young people . grilled executives Which executives? 26 28 +371 3 And at a recent hearing , the trio of Democratic senators - Durbin , Edward J . Markey of Massachusetts and Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut - grilled executives from an industry they said was selling an unhealthy product and an unsafe message to young people . trio How was this trio formed? 7 8 +371 3 And at a recent hearing , the trio of Democratic senators - Durbin , Edward J . Markey of Massachusetts and Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut - grilled executives from an industry they said was selling an unhealthy product and an unsafe message to young people . product Why did they think the product was so unhealthy? 37 38 +371 4 But the subject of their ire was not tobacco . subject of their ire was not tobacco Why was their ire not tobacco? 2 9 +371 4 But the subject of their ire was not tobacco . But the subject of their ire was not tobacco . What was the subject of their ire? 0 10 +371 4 But the subject of their ire was not tobacco . not What did they find unsafe? 7 8 +371 5 It was energy drinks - sweetened beverages with large doses of stimulants for quick energy boosts that have become increasingly popular over the last decade , particularly with high school and college students who often use them to study late into the night . It was energy drinks Why were energy drinks the target? 0 4 +371 5 It was energy drinks - sweetened beverages with large doses of stimulants for quick energy boosts that have become increasingly popular over the last decade , particularly with high school and college students who often use them to study late into the night . large How are energy drinks unhealthy or unsafe? 8 9 +372 1 BERLIN - Syrian President Bashar Assad has repeatedly rejected requests from his field commanders for approval to use chemical weapons , according to a report this weekend in a German newspaper . approval Why do the field commanders want to use chemical weapons? 15 16 +372 1 BERLIN - Syrian President Bashar Assad has repeatedly rejected requests from his field commanders for approval to use chemical weapons , according to a report this weekend in a German newspaper . a report this weekend in a German newspaper Which German newspaper ran the report? 23 31 +372 1 BERLIN - Syrian President Bashar Assad has repeatedly rejected requests from his field commanders for approval to use chemical weapons , according to a report this weekend in a German newspaper . rejected requests What weapons has Bashar Assad authorized? 8 10 +372 2 The report in Bild am Sonntag , which is a widely read and influential national Sunday newspaper , reported that the head of the German Foreign Intelligence agency , Gerhard Schindler , last week told a select group of German lawmakers that intercepted communications had convinced German intelligence officials that Assad did not order or approve what is believed to be a sarin gas attack on Aug . 21 that killed hundreds of people in Damascus ' eastern suburbs . intercepted How was the message intercepted? 42 43 +372 2 The report in Bild am Sonntag , which is a widely read and influential national Sunday newspaper , reported that the head of the German Foreign Intelligence agency , Gerhard Schindler , last week told a select group of German lawmakers that intercepted communications had convinced German intelligence officials that Assad did not order or approve what is believed to be a sarin gas attack on Aug . 21 that killed hundreds of people in Damascus ' eastern suburbs . sarin gas attack Where did the sarin gas attack come from? 62 65 +372 3 The Obama administration has blamed the attack on Assad . Assad Why does the Obama administration blame Assad? 8 9 +372 3 The Obama administration has blamed the attack on Assad . blamed the attack on Assad How did Assad respond to the blame? 4 9 +372 3 The Obama administration has blamed the attack on Assad . blamed is it correct to blame? 4 5 +372 4 The evidence against Assad was described over the weekend as common sense by White House Chief of Staff Denis McDonough on CNN ' s " State of the Union " . common Why would \"common sense\" be considered to be evidence? 10 11 +372 4 The evidence against Assad was described over the weekend as common sense by White House Chief of Staff Denis McDonough on CNN ' s " State of the Union " . evidence against Assad What was the evidence against Assad? 1 4 +372 4 The evidence against Assad was described over the weekend as common sense by White House Chief of Staff Denis McDonough on CNN ' s " State of the Union " . was is it not actually common sense? 4 5 +372 5 " The material was used in the eastern suburbs of Damascus that have been controlled by the opposition for some time , " he said . controlled How does he know that the material was used in Damascus? 14 15 +372 5 " The material was used in the eastern suburbs of Damascus that have been controlled by the opposition for some time , " he said . controlled by the opposition Who is the leader of the opposition? 14 18 +372 5 " The material was used in the eastern suburbs of Damascus that have been controlled by the opposition for some time , " he said . Damascus is that the capital? 10 11 +373 1 CHICAGO - The NFL ' s concussion lawsuit was settled Thursday , but to get an idea of the confusion that still envelops the subject of football safety , consider the Guardian . consider the Guardian Who is the guardian? 29 32 +373 1 CHICAGO - The NFL ' s concussion lawsuit was settled Thursday , but to get an idea of the confusion that still envelops the subject of football safety , consider the Guardian . concussion lawsuit was settled What was this concussion lawsuit about? 6 10 +373 1 CHICAGO - The NFL ' s concussion lawsuit was settled Thursday , but to get an idea of the confusion that still envelops the subject of football safety , consider the Guardian . concussion lawsuit which lawsuit? 6 8 +373 3 It has been on the market for two years , and while it doesn ' t promise to prevent concussions , Elmhurst College players who wear the shell during practice say it has made a big difference . has made a big difference What kind of difference? 32 37 +373 3 It has been on the market for two years , and while it doesn ' t promise to prevent concussions , Elmhurst College players who wear the shell during practice say it has made a big difference . say it has made a big difference How do these players know that the helmet makes a difference? 30 37 +373 3 It has been on the market for two years , and while it doesn ' t promise to prevent concussions , Elmhurst College players who wear the shell during practice say it has made a big difference . Elmhurst College players where is that? 21 24 +373 4 " It gets rid of those little small hits you get in practice that kind of turn your eyes green a little bit , " said defensive end Nick Spracklen , 20 . turn your eyes green What does turn your eyes green refer too exactly? 16 20 +373 4 " It gets rid of those little small hits you get in practice that kind of turn your eyes green a little bit , " said defensive end Nick Spracklen , 20 . eyes green why does that happen? 18 20 +374 1 CUPERTINO , Calif . ( AP ) - For the first time since introducing the device that changed cellphones forever , Apple will offer two distinct versions of the latest iPhones - a cheaper one made of plastic and another that aims to be " the gold standard of smartphones " and reads your fingerprint . " the gold standard of smartphones " What is the gold standard of phones? 44 51 +374 1 CUPERTINO , Calif . ( AP ) - For the first time since introducing the device that changed cellphones forever , Apple will offer two distinct versions of the latest iPhones - a cheaper one made of plastic and another that aims to be " the gold standard of smartphones " and reads your fingerprint . two distinct versions of the latest iPhones was it successful? 24 31 +374 1 CUPERTINO , Calif . ( AP ) - For the first time since introducing the device that changed cellphones forever , Apple will offer two distinct versions of the latest iPhones - a cheaper one made of plastic and another that aims to be " the gold standard of smartphones " and reads your fingerprint . cheaper one made of plastic Is the only difference that it's made of plastic? 33 38 +374 2 Apple unveiled the latest iPhone models , available on Sept . 20 , during an event at its Cupertino , Calif . , headquarters . Cupertino , Calif is it northern california? 18 21 +374 3 The move comes as the company tries to fend off Samsung and other competitors that want to challenge Apple in the competitive smartphone market . and other competitors Which other competitors? 11 14 +374 3 The move comes as the company tries to fend off Samsung and other competitors that want to challenge Apple in the competitive smartphone market . competitors who are the competitors? 13 14 +374 3 The move comes as the company tries to fend off Samsung and other competitors that want to challenge Apple in the competitive smartphone market . tries to fend off Samsung Why would making a cheaper phone help them compete with Samsung? 6 11 +374 4 The lower - cost iPhone 5C is expected to help boost sales in China and other areas where people don ' t have as much money to spend on new gadgets as they do in the U . S . and Europe . and other areas Where are the other areas? 14 17 +374 4 The lower - cost iPhone 5C is expected to help boost sales in China and other areas where people don ' t have as much money to spend on new gadgets as they do in the U . S . and Europe . China china doesnt have money? 13 14 +374 4 The lower - cost iPhone 5C is expected to help boost sales in China and other areas where people don ' t have as much money to spend on new gadgets as they do in the U . S . and Europe . expected to help boost sales in China Does this apply to countries in Africa and other parts of Asia? 7 14 +374 5 Research firm Gartner Inc . estimates that Apple had a 14 . 4 percent share of the world ' s smartphone market in the second quarter of this year , No . 14 . 4 percent share of the world ' s smartphone What are the other company's shares? 10 21 +375 1 WASHINGTON ( AP ) - President Barack Obama said in a nationally televised address Tuesday night that recent diplomatic steps offer " the potential to remove the threat of chemical weapons " inside Syria without the use of force , but he also insisted the U . S . military will keep the pressure on President Bashar Assad " and be ready to respond " if other measures fail . if other measures fail what other measures 65 69 +375 1 WASHINGTON ( AP ) - President Barack Obama said in a nationally televised address Tuesday night that recent diplomatic steps offer " the potential to remove the threat of chemical weapons " inside Syria without the use of force , but he also insisted the U . S . military will keep the pressure on President Bashar Assad " and be ready to respond " if other measures fail . ready to respond " how will they respond? 61 65 +375 1 WASHINGTON ( AP ) - President Barack Obama said in a nationally televised address Tuesday night that recent diplomatic steps offer " the potential to remove the threat of chemical weapons " inside Syria without the use of force , but he also insisted the U . S . military will keep the pressure on President Bashar Assad " and be ready to respond " if other measures fail . recent diplomatic steps What were the recent diplomatic steps? 17 20 +375 2 Speaking from the East Room of the White House , Obama said he had asked congressional leaders to postpone a vote on legislation he has been seeking to authorize the use of military force against Syria . postpone Why did he want to postpone the vote on legislation 18 19 +375 2 Speaking from the East Room of the White House , Obama said he had asked congressional leaders to postpone a vote on legislation he has been seeking to authorize the use of military force against Syria . he had asked congressional leaders Who are the congressional leaders? 12 17 +375 2 Speaking from the East Room of the White House , Obama said he had asked congressional leaders to postpone a vote on legislation he has been seeking to authorize the use of military force against Syria . East Room where is that located? 3 5 +375 3 Acknowledging the weariness the nation feels after a decade of war in Iraq and Afghanistan , Obama said , " America is not the world ' s policeman " . world ' s policeman " who is then? 24 29 +375 4 And yet , he added , " When with modest effort and risk we can stop children from being gassed to death and thereby make our own children safer over the long run , I believe we should act . children safer How will this make our own children safer? 27 29 +375 5 That ' s what makes America different . different What makes America different? 6 7 +375 5 That ' s what makes America different . America different . Why does it make America different? 5 8 +376 2 " Most of the students love the language . " Most of the students Why only most? What do the other ones not? 0 5 +376 2 " Most of the students love the language . language why do they love it? 7 8 +376 2 " Most of the students love the language . love the language What language do they love? 5 8 +376 3 They think the language is amazing , " Xu said . Xu said does xu like that? 8 10 +376 4 He said he ' d explained to his class that Chinese characters were an indispensable part of Chinese tradition : " I tell them if you want to learn real Chinese , you have to learn how to write Chinese characters " . real Chinese , Is there a fake Chinese? 29 32 +376 5 That will take a lot of memorization and practice , but Xu ' s students already have a good start . a good start how long have they been learning? 17 20 +377 1 COLORADO SPRINGS , Colo . - In an unprecedented backlash , two state lawmakers who helped stiffen Colorado ' s gun laws were ousted Tuesday in a recall that turned into a nationally watched referendum on gun control . nationally watched referendum on gun control When did this take place? 32 38 +377 1 COLORADO SPRINGS , Colo . - In an unprecedented backlash , two state lawmakers who helped stiffen Colorado ' s gun laws were ousted Tuesday in a recall that turned into a nationally watched referendum on gun control . two state lawmakers Which two state lawmakers? 11 14 +377 1 COLORADO SPRINGS , Colo . - In an unprecedented backlash , two state lawmakers who helped stiffen Colorado ' s gun laws were ousted Tuesday in a recall that turned into a nationally watched referendum on gun control . ousted Why were they ousted? 23 24 +377 2 Colorado Senate President John Morse , who shepherded the legislation to passage , was defeated on a 51 percent - 49 percent vote . was defeated on a 51 percent - 49 percent vote When was he defeated? 13 23 +377 2 Colorado Senate President John Morse , who shepherded the legislation to passage , was defeated on a 51 percent - 49 percent vote . 51 percent - 49 percent was it really close? 17 22 +377 3 Sen . Angela Giron of Pueblo , a fellow Democrat who voted in favor of the measures , lost 56 percent to 44 percent . lost 56 percent to 44 percent Why did she lose so badly? 18 24 +377 4 They were replaced by Republicans who opposed the new restrictions . by Republicans Who are these Republicans? 3 5 +377 4 They were replaced by Republicans who opposed the new restrictions . Republicans which republicans? 4 5 +377 5 The recall was the first in the 100 years since Colorado adopted the constitutional provision and grew out of sweeping measures passed last winter after mass shootings at a school in Newtown , Conn . , and at a movie theater in Aurora , outside Denver . movie theater in Aurora , outside Denver How many victims? How did the shooting occur? 39 46 +377 5 The recall was the first in the 100 years since Colorado adopted the constitutional provision and grew out of sweeping measures passed last winter after mass shootings at a school in Newtown , Conn . , and at a movie theater in Aurora , outside Denver . movie theater which theater? 39 41 +378 1 MIAMI - The drone , a powerful but controversial weapon against terrorism , is about to take on a new and seemingly inexhaustible enemy : the black salt marsh mosquito . black salt marsh mosquito what is the black salt marsh mosquito? 26 30 +378 1 MIAMI - The drone , a powerful but controversial weapon against terrorism , is about to take on a new and seemingly inexhaustible enemy : the black salt marsh mosquito . black salt marsh mosquito . How is a drone going to take on a mosquito? 26 31 +378 1 MIAMI - The drone , a powerful but controversial weapon against terrorism , is about to take on a new and seemingly inexhaustible enemy : the black salt marsh mosquito . controversial WHY IS IT CONTROVERSIAL? 8 9 +378 1 MIAMI - The drone , a powerful but controversial weapon against terrorism , is about to take on a new and seemingly inexhaustible enemy : the black salt marsh mosquito . controversial Why is it controversial?\n 8 9 +378 1 MIAMI - The drone , a powerful but controversial weapon against terrorism , is about to take on a new and seemingly inexhaustible enemy : the black salt marsh mosquito . powerful How powerful is it?\n 6 7 +378 1 MIAMI - The drone , a powerful but controversial weapon against terrorism , is about to take on a new and seemingly inexhaustible enemy : the black salt marsh mosquito . inexhaustible Why is it inexhaustible? 22 23 +378 2 Seeking a high - tech edge in the daily battle to beat back the swarms , the Florida Keys Mosquito Control District on Monday will begin testing a next - generation drone developed by a small Gainesville robotics company . Florida Keys Mosquito Control District who are the florida keys mosquito control district? 17 22 +378 2 Seeking a high - tech edge in the daily battle to beat back the swarms , the Florida Keys Mosquito Control District on Monday will begin testing a next - generation drone developed by a small Gainesville robotics company . beat back the swarms , Why are black swarms so bad in Florida? 11 16 +378 2 Seeking a high - tech edge in the daily battle to beat back the swarms , the Florida Keys Mosquito Control District on Monday will begin testing a next - generation drone developed by a small Gainesville robotics company . next - generation drone WHY IS IT NEXT GENERATION? 28 32 +378 2 Seeking a high - tech edge in the daily battle to beat back the swarms , the Florida Keys Mosquito Control District on Monday will begin testing a next - generation drone developed by a small Gainesville robotics company . swarms , How big are the swarms? 14 16 +378 2 Seeking a high - tech edge in the daily battle to beat back the swarms , the Florida Keys Mosquito Control District on Monday will begin testing a next - generation drone developed by a small Gainesville robotics company . Gainesville Who is Gainesville? 36 37 +378 3 The drone , about half the size of ospreys commonly seen in the Keys , won ' t be equipped to spray or blast bugs . ospreys what is an ospreys? 8 9 +378 3 The drone , about half the size of ospreys commonly seen in the Keys , won ' t be equipped to spray or blast bugs . won ' t be equipped to spray or blast bugs . Why won't IS be equipped to spray or blast bugs? 15 26 +378 3 The drone , about half the size of ospreys commonly seen in the Keys , won ' t be equipped to spray or blast bugs . spray or blast bugs Why can't it spray or blast? 21 25 +378 3 The drone , about half the size of ospreys commonly seen in the Keys , won ' t be equipped to spray or blast bugs . size How big are ospreys? 6 7 +378 4 It will be rigged with a thermal camera designed to survey difficult - to - access mangrove jungles that are breeding grounds for the marsh mosquito , the most prolific biter in the island chain . rigged with a thermal camera How long will the drones be able to last on one battery? 3 8 +378 4 It will be rigged with a thermal camera designed to survey difficult - to - access mangrove jungles that are breeding grounds for the marsh mosquito , the most prolific biter in the island chain . prolific biter How prolific do they bite? 29 31 +378 4 It will be rigged with a thermal camera designed to survey difficult - to - access mangrove jungles that are breeding grounds for the marsh mosquito , the most prolific biter in the island chain . thermal camera How do thermal cameras work? 6 8 +378 5 If the bird - size eye in the sky can accurately detect shallow pools where mosquitoes grow from tiny larval worms to buzzing blood - suckers in just days , it could save mosquito - fighters time , effort and money , said Michael Doyle , the district ' s executive director . district ' s executive director WHAT DISTRICT? 47 52 +378 5 If the bird - size eye in the sky can accurately detect shallow pools where mosquitoes grow from tiny larval worms to buzzing blood - suckers in just days , it could save mosquito - fighters time , effort and money , said Michael Doyle , the district ' s executive director . bird - size eye WHAY IS THE BIRD SIZE EYE? 2 6 +378 5 If the bird - size eye in the sky can accurately detect shallow pools where mosquitoes grow from tiny larval worms to buzzing blood - suckers in just days , it could save mosquito - fighters time , effort and money , said Michael Doyle , the district ' s executive director . save mosquito - fighters time , effort and money , How can drones save money? 32 42 +378 5 If the bird - size eye in the sky can accurately detect shallow pools where mosquitoes grow from tiny larval worms to buzzing blood - suckers in just days , it could save mosquito - fighters time , effort and money , said Michael Doyle , the district ' s executive director . accurately detect How do they accurately detect? 10 12 +379 1 MEXICO CITY - Mexico ' s president , taking aim at sugary drinks as a public health issue , is asking Congress to impose a tax on sugar - sweetened beverages . issue , Is the issue obesity, or a different health issue? 17 19 +379 1 MEXICO CITY - Mexico ' s president , taking aim at sugary drinks as a public health issue , is asking Congress to impose a tax on sugar - sweetened beverages . public health issue , What is Mexico's presidents' health issue?\n 15 19 +379 1 MEXICO CITY - Mexico ' s president , taking aim at sugary drinks as a public health issue , is asking Congress to impose a tax on sugar - sweetened beverages . taking aim at sugary drinks Why is the president taking aim at sugary drinks? 8 13 +379 1 MEXICO CITY - Mexico ' s president , taking aim at sugary drinks as a public health issue , is asking Congress to impose a tax on sugar - sweetened beverages . taking aim at sugary drinks Why is he taking aim at sugary drinks? 8 13 +379 2 If the legislature passes the proposed tax , Mexicans would pay an extra peso ( 7 . 6 cents ) for every liter of soft drinks , sports drinks or sugary beverage they buy . tax , Does taxing statistically thwart purchases in that area? 6 8 +379 3 Mexico has the highest rate of obesity of any country with 100 million or more residents , according to a United Nations report issued over the summer , and the incidence of diabetes is soaring , taking 70 , 000 lives a year . highest rate of obesity What is the rate of obesity? 3 7 +379 3 Mexico has the highest rate of obesity of any country with 100 million or more residents , according to a United Nations report issued over the summer , and the incidence of diabetes is soaring , taking 70 , 000 lives a year . Mexico has the highest rate of obesity Why is the obesity rate so high in Mexico? 0 7 +379 4 President Enrique Pena Nieto included the soda tax in an announcement Sunday night of a sweeping tax overhaul designed to collect more revenue , broaden a social safety net and create what his finance secretary called " a fairer , simpler and more transparent " tax code . collect more revenue Collect more revenue for what?\n 20 23 +379 4 President Enrique Pena Nieto included the soda tax in an announcement Sunday night of a sweeping tax overhaul designed to collect more revenue , broaden a social safety net and create what his finance secretary called " a fairer , simpler and more transparent " tax code . " a fairer , simpler and more transparent " How will the tax code by fairer? 36 45 +379 4 President Enrique Pena Nieto included the soda tax in an announcement Sunday night of a sweeping tax overhaul designed to collect more revenue , broaden a social safety net and create what his finance secretary called " a fairer , simpler and more transparent " tax code . fairer , simpler and more transparent " How is the new tax code fairer and simpler? 38 45 +379 5 The proposal calls for the tax to be imposed on " flavored beverages as well as concentrates , powders , syrups , essences or flavor extracts " . " flavored What beverages fall under the flavored category? 10 12 +379 5 The proposal calls for the tax to be imposed on " flavored beverages as well as concentrates , powders , syrups , essences or flavor extracts " . The proposal What proposal?\n 0 2 +380 1 NEW DELHI - The Jariwal household could barely contain its joy on a recent weekday afternoon as family members prepared for their oldest daughter ' s wedding : The invitations had been delivered , a venue chosen , hotel reservations made . Jariwal Of what ethnicity is the family? 4 5 +380 1 NEW DELHI - The Jariwal household could barely contain its joy on a recent weekday afternoon as family members prepared for their oldest daughter ' s wedding : The invitations had been delivered , a venue chosen , hotel reservations made . oldest daughter ' s How old is the daughter? 22 26 +380 1 NEW DELHI - The Jariwal household could barely contain its joy on a recent weekday afternoon as family members prepared for their oldest daughter ' s wedding : The invitations had been delivered , a venue chosen , hotel reservations made . venue chosen , What is the chosen venue? 35 38 +380 1 NEW DELHI - The Jariwal household could barely contain its joy on a recent weekday afternoon as family members prepared for their oldest daughter ' s wedding : The invitations had been delivered , a venue chosen , hotel reservations made . hotel reservations What is the name of the hotel? 38 40 +380 2 But there was the gold problem . Gold is far more than just a nice thing to wear at Indian weddings . gold problem what is a gold problem? 4 6 +380 2 But there was the gold problem . Gold is far more than just a nice thing to wear at Indian weddings . gold problem Why is gold so important to Indian weddings? 4 6 +380 2 But there was the gold problem . Gold is far more than just a nice thing to wear at Indian weddings . gold problem What is the gold problem specifically? 4 6 +380 2 But there was the gold problem . Gold is far more than just a nice thing to wear at Indian weddings . Indian weddings they wear gold there? 19 21 +380 3 It ' s a key element of the religion and culture in a country that consumes 20 percent of global production of the metal . religion Why is gold a key element of the Indian religion? 8 9 +380 3 It ' s a key element of the religion and culture in a country that consumes 20 percent of global production of the metal . key element What makes gold the key element? 4 6 +380 3 It ' s a key element of the religion and culture in a country that consumes 20 percent of global production of the metal . 20 percent What country consumes the majority of global production? 16 18 +380 3 It ' s a key element of the religion and culture in a country that consumes 20 percent of global production of the metal . 20 percent of global why do they consume so much? 16 20 +380 4 In India it is status symbol , sign of respect , inflation hedge , repository of emergency savings and , of course , something to make the bride shine . repository Do they trade gold with banks or with others in the family? 14 15 +380 4 In India it is status symbol , sign of respect , inflation hedge , repository of emergency savings and , of course , something to make the bride shine . status symbol , Has it always been a status symbol? 4 7 +380 4 In India it is status symbol , sign of respect , inflation hedge , repository of emergency savings and , of course , something to make the bride shine . inflation hedge , what does this mean? 11 14 +380 5 But the nation ' s swooning economy , marked by a sharp drop in its currency in recent weeks , has pushed gold prices sharply higher , pain that ' s been compounded by a government decision to increase import duties on precious metals to 10 percent from 4 percent . currency What kind of currency is used in India? 15 16 +380 5 But the nation ' s swooning economy , marked by a sharp drop in its currency in recent weeks , has pushed gold prices sharply higher , pain that ' s been compounded by a government decision to increase import duties on precious metals to 10 percent from 4 percent . sharp drop How sharp of a drop? 11 13 +380 5 But the nation ' s swooning economy , marked by a sharp drop in its currency in recent weeks , has pushed gold prices sharply higher , pain that ' s been compounded by a government decision to increase import duties on precious metals to 10 percent from 4 percent . sharply higher , How much higher? 24 27 +380 5 But the nation ' s swooning economy , marked by a sharp drop in its currency in recent weeks , has pushed gold prices sharply higher , pain that ' s been compounded by a government decision to increase import duties on precious metals to 10 percent from 4 percent . 10 percent from 4 percent . Why was the decision made on 10%? 45 51 +381 1 He invoked God , the pope and the rule of law , and recalled a time when the United States and Russia were allies " and defeated the Nazis together " . the rule of law , How did he invoke the rule of law? 7 12 +381 1 He invoked God , the pope and the rule of law , and recalled a time when the United States and Russia were allies " and defeated the Nazis together " . were allies When were the United States and Russia allies? 22 24 +381 2 But don ' t think for a moment that Vladimir Putin has lost his edge . lost his edge Why hasn't Vladimir Putin lost his edge? 12 15 +381 2 But don ' t think for a moment that Vladimir Putin has lost his edge . has lost his edge Why hasn't Vladimir Putin lost his edge? 11 15 +381 3 In a bluntly worded commentary published in Thursday ' s New York Times , the Russian president castigated the idea of American " exceptionalism , " essentially called the United States an international bully and said he " carefully studied " President Barack Obama ' s speech Tuesday on Syria , and determined that he disagreed with it . determined that he disagreed Why did Putin disagree with the speech? 52 56 +381 3 In a bluntly worded commentary published in Thursday ' s New York Times , the Russian president castigated the idea of American " exceptionalism , " essentially called the United States an international bully and said he " carefully studied " President Barack Obama ' s speech Tuesday on Syria , and determined that he disagreed with it . the idea of American " exceptionalism , " What does American exceptionalism mean? 18 26 +381 3 In a bluntly worded commentary published in Thursday ' s New York Times , the Russian president castigated the idea of American " exceptionalism , " essentially called the United States an international bully and said he " carefully studied " President Barack Obama ' s speech Tuesday on Syria , and determined that he disagreed with it . international bully Why is America a bully to others on an international level, according to Putin? 32 34 +381 3 In a bluntly worded commentary published in Thursday ' s New York Times , the Russian president castigated the idea of American " exceptionalism , " essentially called the United States an international bully and said he " carefully studied " President Barack Obama ' s speech Tuesday on Syria , and determined that he disagreed with it . he disagreed with it Why did he disagree with President Obama's speech? 54 58 +381 4 Still , Putin said his " working and personal relationship with President Obama is marked by growing trust , " and he welcomed Obama ' s willingness to work with Russia on a plan to place Syria ' s chemical weapons under international control . marked by growing trust , " How has this trust between the two leaders grown recently? 14 20 +381 4 Still , Putin said his " working and personal relationship with President Obama is marked by growing trust , " and he welcomed Obama ' s willingness to work with Russia on a plan to place Syria ' s chemical weapons under international control . welcomed Obama ' s willingness to work with Russia Why is Obama willing to work with Russia now? 22 31 +381 5 " If we can avoid force against Syria , this will improve the atmosphere in international affairs and strengthen mutual trust , " he wrote . avoid force against Syria , Why does he want to avoid force against Syria? 4 9 +381 5 " If we can avoid force against Syria , this will improve the atmosphere in international affairs and strengthen mutual trust , " he wrote . improve the atmosphere How will avoiding forces with Syria improve the atmosphere in international affairs? 11 14 +381 5 " If we can avoid force against Syria , this will improve the atmosphere in international affairs and strengthen mutual trust , " he wrote . will improve the atmosphere How will it improve the atmosphere? 10 14 +382 1 GENEVA - The United States and Russia on Saturday reached an agreement to eliminate Syria ' s chemical weapons , giving President Bashar al - Assad one week to reveal what kind of weapons his country has and where they are being kept . being how do they know he has chemical weapons? 41 42 +382 1 GENEVA - The United States and Russia on Saturday reached an agreement to eliminate Syria ' s chemical weapons , giving President Bashar al - Assad one week to reveal what kind of weapons his country has and where they are being kept . kind of weapons Why does the U.S. and Russia care what kinds of weapons Syria has? 31 34 +382 2 The agreement also calls for what one U . S . official called an " ambitious " timeline for dealing with Syria ' s chemical weapons , setting a November deadline for eliminating that country ' s ability to manufacture and mix the weapons and calling for the destruction of all materials that could be used to make such weapons by the middle of next year . " ambitious " is it too quick? 14 17 +382 2 The agreement also calls for what one U . S . official called an " ambitious " timeline for dealing with Syria ' s chemical weapons , setting a November deadline for eliminating that country ' s ability to manufacture and mix the weapons and calling for the destruction of all materials that could be used to make such weapons by the middle of next year . " ambitious " timeline Why is the timeline of the agreement \"ambitious\"? 14 18 +382 2 The agreement also calls for what one U . S . official called an " ambitious " timeline for dealing with Syria ' s chemical weapons , setting a November deadline for eliminating that country ' s ability to manufacture and mix the weapons and calling for the destruction of all materials that could be used to make such weapons by the middle of next year . " ambitious " Why is it ambitious? 14 17 +382 3 Under the agreement , inspectors from the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons , the international body that monitors compliance with chemical weapons bans , would have " immediate and unfettered access to inspect any and all sites in Syria " . unfettered definition of this word? 31 32 +382 3 Under the agreement , inspectors from the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons , the international body that monitors compliance with chemical weapons bans , would have " immediate and unfettered access to inspect any and all sites in Syria " . inspectors How would the inspectors inspect the Syrian sites? 4 5 +382 3 Under the agreement , inspectors from the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons , the international body that monitors compliance with chemical weapons bans , would have " immediate and unfettered access to inspect any and all sites in Syria " . inspectors What government are the inspectors from? 4 5 +382 4 Their initial inspections are to be completed in November . November which year? 8 9 +382 5 President Barack Obama welcomed the U . S . - Russian agreement , calling it an " important , concrete step " toward the goal of destroying the weapons . " important , concrete step " How is the agreement an important, concrete step? 16 22 +382 5 President Barack Obama welcomed the U . S . - Russian agreement , calling it an " important , concrete step " toward the goal of destroying the weapons . concrete step " Why is it only a concrete step? 19 22 +383 1 After 36 years of space travel and months of heated debate among scientists , NASA confirmed Thursday that Voyager 1 has indeed left our solar system and had entered interstellar space more than a year ago . months of heated debate among scientists , Who are the scientists? 7 14 +383 1 After 36 years of space travel and months of heated debate among scientists , NASA confirmed Thursday that Voyager 1 has indeed left our solar system and had entered interstellar space more than a year ago . debate Why was there debate among scientists? 10 11 +383 1 After 36 years of space travel and months of heated debate among scientists , NASA confirmed Thursday that Voyager 1 has indeed left our solar system and had entered interstellar space more than a year ago . heated debate Why was there months of heated debate? 9 11 +383 1 After 36 years of space travel and months of heated debate among scientists , NASA confirmed Thursday that Voyager 1 has indeed left our solar system and had entered interstellar space more than a year ago . Voyager 1 What is Voyager 1? 18 20 +383 2 " Voyager has boldly gone where no probe has gone before , marking one of the most significant technological achievements in the annals of the history of science , " said John Grunsfeld , NASA ' s associate administrator for the Science Mission Directorate . boldly How can a probe be bold? 3 4 +383 3 At a Thursday news conference in Washington , officials said the belated confirmation was based on new " key " evidence involving space plasma density . space plasma density How does space plasma density figure into the evidence? 22 25 +383 3 At a Thursday news conference in Washington , officials said the belated confirmation was based on new " key " evidence involving space plasma density . new " key " evidence What was the new evidence? 16 21 +383 3 At a Thursday news conference in Washington , officials said the belated confirmation was based on new " key " evidence involving space plasma density . space plasma density How can space plasma density predict the location of a probe? 22 25 +383 4 The evidence was outlined in a paper published online Thursday in the journal Science . evidence What evidence was outlined? 1 2 +383 5 Lead author Don Gurnett , an Iowa State plasma physicist and a Voyager project scientist , said the data showed conclusively that Voyager 1 had exited the heliopause - the bubble of hot , energetic particles that surrounds our sun and planets - and entered into a region of cold , dark space called the interstellar medium . interstellar medium Is that inside or outside the Oort Cloud? 55 57 +383 5 Lead author Don Gurnett , an Iowa State plasma physicist and a Voyager project scientist , said the data showed conclusively that Voyager 1 had exited the heliopause - the bubble of hot , energetic particles that surrounds our sun and planets - and entered into a region of cold , dark space called the interstellar medium . interstellar medium Can the probe communicate with earth outside of our solar system? 55 57 +384 1 WASHINGTON - A former Navy man launched an attack Monday morning inside a building at the Washington Navy Yard , spraying gunfire on office workers in the cafeteria and in the hallway at the heavily secured installation , authorities said . spraying gunfire Why did this man do this? 20 22 +384 1 WASHINGTON - A former Navy man launched an attack Monday morning inside a building at the Washington Navy Yard , spraying gunfire on office workers in the cafeteria and in the hallway at the heavily secured installation , authorities said . heavily secured installation , How did the man get guns into a heavily secured installation? 34 38 +384 1 WASHINGTON - A former Navy man launched an attack Monday morning inside a building at the Washington Navy Yard , spraying gunfire on office workers in the cafeteria and in the hallway at the heavily secured installation , authorities said . launched an attack Why did the man launch the attack? 6 9 +384 2 Thirteen people were killed , including the gunman . including the gunman Why was he suicidal? 5 8 +384 2 Thirteen people were killed , including the gunman . the gunman how was he killed? 6 8 +384 3 Investigators said they had not established a motive for the shooting rampage , which unfolded in the heart of the nation ' s capital , less than four miles from the White House . Investigators Who are the investigators? 0 1 +384 3 Investigators said they had not established a motive for the shooting rampage , which unfolded in the heart of the nation ' s capital , less than four miles from the White House . four miles in which direction? 27 29 +384 4 As for whether it may have been a terrorist attack , Mayor Vincent Gray said : " We don ' t have any reason to think that at this stage " . Mayor I can't say that this is a good sentence but I don't think anything needs clarifying 11 12 +385 1 SEATTLE - When Curtis Morrison moved to Seattle from the Northern Cheyenne Reservation in Montana , he found himself homeless , facing legal problems and in need of medicine to treat his depression . Montana , he found himself homeless , facing why was he homeless? 14 22 +385 1 SEATTLE - When Curtis Morrison moved to Seattle from the Northern Cheyenne Reservation in Montana , he found himself homeless , facing legal problems and in need of medicine to treat his depression . he found himself homeless , Why did Morrison become homeless? 16 21 +385 1 SEATTLE - When Curtis Morrison moved to Seattle from the Northern Cheyenne Reservation in Montana , he found himself homeless , facing legal problems and in need of medicine to treat his depression . facing legal problems Why was Curtis Morrison facing legal problems? 21 24 +385 1 SEATTLE - When Curtis Morrison moved to Seattle from the Northern Cheyenne Reservation in Montana , he found himself homeless , facing legal problems and in need of medicine to treat his depression . homeless , Why did Curtis Morrison decide to move to Seattle? 19 21 +385 1 SEATTLE - When Curtis Morrison moved to Seattle from the Northern Cheyenne Reservation in Montana , he found himself homeless , facing legal problems and in need of medicine to treat his depression . facing How did Curtis Morrison become homeless? 21 22 +385 2 He says he found help at the Chief Seattle Club , which eased the often difficult transition from living on the reservation to life in a large city . he found help at the Chief Seattle Club , What kind of help did the Club offer? 2 11 +385 2 He says he found help at the Chief Seattle Club , which eased the often difficult transition from living on the reservation to life in a large city . difficult transition How is it a difficult transition from life on a reservation to city life? 15 17 +385 2 He says he found help at the Chief Seattle Club , which eased the often difficult transition from living on the reservation to life in a large city . help How did he know that the Chief Seattle Club would be able to help him? 4 5 +385 2 He says he found help at the Chief Seattle Club , which eased the often difficult transition from living on the reservation to life in a large city . eased How did the Chief Seattle Club help Curtis? 12 13 +385 3 He ' s sober now and credits the club ' s Urban Indian Legal Clinic with helping him obtain the medication he needed for his depression and for helping him find housing . helping him obtain the medication How did the Club assist Morrison in getting medication? 16 21 +385 3 He ' s sober now and credits the club ' s Urban Indian Legal Clinic with helping him obtain the medication he needed for his depression and for helping him find housing . sober Is him not being able to stay sober what caused him to become homeless? 3 4 +385 4 " Other places didn ' t know what I was talking about , and nothing would happen , " said Morrison , 45 . " Other places what other places? 0 3 +385 4 " Other places didn ' t know what I was talking about , and nothing would happen , " said Morrison , 45 . what What is Morrison talking about? 7 8 +385 4 " Other places didn ' t know what I was talking about , and nothing would happen , " said Morrison , 45 . talking What didn't other places understand or know? 10 11 +385 5 " It was hard , but I have opportunities and a new beginning " . I have opportunities What kind of opportunities does Morrison have? 6 9 +385 5 " It was hard , but I have opportunities and a new beginning " . hard , How was it hard? 3 5 +386 1 ROME - The Costa Concordia is set to be removed from the shoreline of the Italian island of Giglio by mid - 2014 , experts said Tuesday , after the wrecked cruise liner was successfully pried from the rocks it had been wedged against for the last 20 months . experts said Tuesday , Who are the experts? 24 28 +386 1 ROME - The Costa Concordia is set to be removed from the shoreline of the Italian island of Giglio by mid - 2014 , experts said Tuesday , after the wrecked cruise liner was successfully pried from the rocks it had been wedged against for the last 20 months . 20 months Why did it take 20 months to pry the wreckage from the rocks? 47 49 +386 1 ROME - The Costa Concordia is set to be removed from the shoreline of the Italian island of Giglio by mid - 2014 , experts said Tuesday , after the wrecked cruise liner was successfully pried from the rocks it had been wedged against for the last 20 months . rocks it had been wedged against How did it end up wedged in the rocks? 38 44 +386 2 The operation to straighten the 300 - meter , 114 , 000 - ton vessel by 65 degrees took 19 hours . 19 hours is that short or long? 19 21 +386 4 " I am relieved and I am a bit tired . relieved who said this? 3 4 +386 4 " I am relieved and I am a bit tired . " I am relieved Who is relieved? 0 4 +386 5 I will have a beer and go to sleep . beer what kind of beer? 4 5 +386 5 I will have a beer and go to sleep . I will Who will have a beer? 0 2 +386 5 I will have a beer and go to sleep . beer Why have a beer? 4 5 +387 1 It ' s a lot more complicated than selling picks and shovels to gold miners , but the idea ' s the same . the idea ' s What is the idea? 17 21 +387 1 It ' s a lot more complicated than selling picks and shovels to gold miners , but the idea ' s the same . It ' s a lot more complicated What is more complicated? 0 7 +387 1 It ' s a lot more complicated than selling picks and shovels to gold miners , but the idea ' s the same . complicated Why is it complicated? 6 7 +387 1 It ' s a lot more complicated than selling picks and shovels to gold miners , but the idea ' s the same . idea ' s What is the idea it is the same as? 18 21 +387 1 It ' s a lot more complicated than selling picks and shovels to gold miners , but the idea ' s the same . the idea ' s the same What is the idea? 17 23 +387 1 It ' s a lot more complicated than selling picks and shovels to gold miners , but the idea ' s the same . It ' s a lot more complicated What is a lot more complicated? 0 7 +387 2 As airplane manufacturers Boeing and Airbus , as well as their emerging challengers , charge into a new world where wings and jet bodies are built from carbon - fiber composites rather than metal , only a few suppliers can provide the key tools they all need . key tools What are the key tools? 42 44 +387 2 As airplane manufacturers Boeing and Airbus , as well as their emerging challengers , charge into a new world where wings and jet bodies are built from carbon - fiber composites rather than metal , only a few suppliers can provide the key tools they all need . only a few suppliers Who are these suppliers? 35 39 +387 2 As airplane manufacturers Boeing and Airbus , as well as their emerging challengers , charge into a new world where wings and jet bodies are built from carbon - fiber composites rather than metal , only a few suppliers can provide the key tools they all need . challengers , Who are the challengers? 12 14 +387 2 As airplane manufacturers Boeing and Airbus , as well as their emerging challengers , charge into a new world where wings and jet bodies are built from carbon - fiber composites rather than metal , only a few suppliers can provide the key tools they all need . suppliers What suppliers are able to provide the tools? 38 39 +387 3 Elite engineering firm Electroimpact of Mukilteo , Wash . , is perfecting sophisticated robotic technology to secure its premier place among those toolmakers . robotic technology What can the technology do? 13 15 +387 3 Elite engineering firm Electroimpact of Mukilteo , Wash . , is perfecting sophisticated robotic technology to secure its premier place among those toolmakers . sophisticated robotic technology How does this robot technology help? 12 15 +387 3 Elite engineering firm Electroimpact of Mukilteo , Wash . , is perfecting sophisticated robotic technology to secure its premier place among those toolmakers . toolmakers Who are the other toolmakers? 22 23 +387 3 Elite engineering firm Electroimpact of Mukilteo , Wash . , is perfecting sophisticated robotic technology to secure its premier place among those toolmakers . Elite engineering firm Electroimpact What specific tools/services does Electroimpact provide that place it at the upper echelons of robotic technology? 0 4 +387 4 Inside a building just west of Paine Field in Everett , Wash . , one of the industry ' s most advanced machines for laying down carbon composites zipped back and forth recently across a spinning drum , laying down half - inch - wide ribbons of black fiber as it demonstrated how it can build up a contoured section of airplane fuselage at a dizzying speed . fuselage at a dizzying speed How long does it take the machine to build up a contoured section of the airplaine? 62 67 +387 4 Inside a building just west of Paine Field in Everett , Wash . , one of the industry ' s most advanced machines for laying down carbon composites zipped back and forth recently across a spinning drum , laying down half - inch - wide ribbons of black fiber as it demonstrated how it can build up a contoured section of airplane fuselage at a dizzying speed . laying down half - inch - wide ribbons of black fiber How many/much of the black fiber is used to build one section of the airplane? 38 49 +387 5 The machine will soon be shipped to South Korea , where it will fabricate the cone - shaped final fuselage segment for Boeing ' s 787 Dreamliner . shipped How will it be shipped? 5 6 +387 5 The machine will soon be shipped to South Korea , where it will fabricate the cone - shaped final fuselage segment for Boeing ' s 787 Dreamliner . shipped to South Korea , where it will fabricate Does having it shipped to South Korea a specialization issue or is it just more cost effective? 5 14 +387 5 The machine will soon be shipped to South Korea , where it will fabricate the cone - shaped final fuselage segment for Boeing ' s 787 Dreamliner . The machine will soon be shipped What machine will be shipped? 0 6 +388 1 LOS ANGELES - Astronomers studying dying stars ' colorful cast - offs have discovered a mysterious pattern : Some planetary nebulae in the Milky Way galaxy ' s central bulge are strangely aligned , according to a study to be published in Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society . central bulge are strangely aligned , Where are we in relation to the central area? 28 34 +388 1 LOS ANGELES - Astronomers studying dying stars ' colorful cast - offs have discovered a mysterious pattern : Some planetary nebulae in the Milky Way galaxy ' s central bulge are strangely aligned , according to a study to be published in Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society . strangely aligned , HOW ARE THEY STRANGELEY ALIGNED? 31 34 +388 1 LOS ANGELES - Astronomers studying dying stars ' colorful cast - offs have discovered a mysterious pattern : Some planetary nebulae in the Milky Way galaxy ' s central bulge are strangely aligned , according to a study to be published in Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society . central bulge are strangely aligned , How are planets at the central bulge of the Milky Way are strangely aligned? 28 34 +388 1 LOS ANGELES - Astronomers studying dying stars ' colorful cast - offs have discovered a mysterious pattern : Some planetary nebulae in the Milky Way galaxy ' s central bulge are strangely aligned , according to a study to be published in Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society . strangely aligned , What does \"strangely aligned\" mean? 31 34 +388 2 The findings by two University of Manchester researchers provide insight into how the stars behind these nebulae formed - and what unknown forces near the Milky Way heart could have pulled them into formation , said astrophysicist and lead author Bryan Rees . unknown forces What might have caused it? 21 23 +388 2 The findings by two University of Manchester researchers provide insight into how the stars behind these nebulae formed - and what unknown forces near the Milky Way heart could have pulled them into formation , said astrophysicist and lead author Bryan Rees . two University of Manchester researchers WHO WERE THE RESEARCHERS? 3 8 +388 2 The findings by two University of Manchester researchers provide insight into how the stars behind these nebulae formed - and what unknown forces near the Milky Way heart could have pulled them into formation , said astrophysicist and lead author Bryan Rees . what unknown forces How do they know what unknown force it is? 20 23 +388 2 The findings by two University of Manchester researchers provide insight into how the stars behind these nebulae formed - and what unknown forces near the Milky Way heart could have pulled them into formation , said astrophysicist and lead author Bryan Rees . stars behind these nebulae formed What are the nebulae and are the stars near it? 13 18 +388 3 A dying star ' s nebula is a sight to behold . nebula What exactly is a nebula? 5 6 +388 4 Like a flower shedding its petals , an aging star casts off its outer layers , surrounding itself with cloud - like shells of gas and dust that seed the universe with heavier elements such as carbon , nitrogen and oxygen . elements such as carbon , nitrogen and oxygen What does the expelling of these gases do to the environment of space? 33 41 +388 4 Like a flower shedding its petals , an aging star casts off its outer layers , surrounding itself with cloud - like shells of gas and dust that seed the universe with heavier elements such as carbon , nitrogen and oxygen . its outer layers , WHAT ARE IN THE OUTER LAYERS? 12 16 +388 4 Like a flower shedding its petals , an aging star casts off its outer layers , surrounding itself with cloud - like shells of gas and dust that seed the universe with heavier elements such as carbon , nitrogen and oxygen . carbon , nitrogen and oxygen . How is it known that carbon, nitrogen,and oxygen are in it? 36 42 +388 5 These ethereal structures are created by stars with masses of about one to eight suns and often rendered in breathtaking color . breathtaking color WHAT ARE SOME EXAMOLES OF THE COLOR? 19 21 +388 5 These ethereal structures are created by stars with masses of about one to eight suns and often rendered in breathtaking color . created How are they created? 4 5 +389 1 WASHINGTON - In the latest fallout from the Edward Snowden affair , the president of Brazil canceled a state visit to Washington out of anger that the National Security Agency had spied on her and other Brazilian officials , deepening a rift with the Obama administration . visit When was this visit supposed to be held? 19 20 +389 1 WASHINGTON - In the latest fallout from the Edward Snowden affair , the president of Brazil canceled a state visit to Washington out of anger that the National Security Agency had spied on her and other Brazilian officials , deepening a rift with the Obama administration . spied How does she know she had been spied on? 31 32 +389 1 WASHINGTON - In the latest fallout from the Edward Snowden affair , the president of Brazil canceled a state visit to Washington out of anger that the National Security Agency had spied on her and other Brazilian officials , deepening a rift with the Obama administration . spied Why did the NSA spy on the president of Brazil? 31 32 +389 1 WASHINGTON - In the latest fallout from the Edward Snowden affair , the president of Brazil canceled a state visit to Washington out of anger that the National Security Agency had spied on her and other Brazilian officials , deepening a rift with the Obama administration . rift Why is their a rift between the administrations to begin with? 41 42 +389 2 Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff on Tuesday called off the high - profile visit that both governments had planned for Oct . 23 . Oct What year was this? 19 20 +389 2 Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff on Tuesday called off the high - profile visit that both governments had planned for Oct . 23 . visit Why did they plan a visit if there was already a rift between them? 12 13 +389 2 Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff on Tuesday called off the high - profile visit that both governments had planned for Oct . 23 . planned for Oct . 23 of which year? 17 22 +389 3 A White House spokesman sought to downplay the diplomatic snub by a key ally and trading partner , and described the decision to indefinitely postpone the visit as mutual . A White House spokesman Who is the White House spokesman? 0 4 +389 3 A White House spokesman sought to downplay the diplomatic snub by a key ally and trading partner , and described the decision to indefinitely postpone the visit as mutual . downplay What is meant to by \"downplay\"? 6 7 +389 4 The White House said in a statement that Rousseff and President Barack Obama had agreed that the state visit - an elaborate affair with meetings and a formal dinner with toasts - would be better staged when relations between the two nations were less tense . affair What does it take for that to happen? 22 23 +389 4 The White House said in a statement that Rousseff and President Barack Obama had agreed that the state visit - an elaborate affair with meetings and a formal dinner with toasts - would be better staged when relations between the two nations were less tense . dinner with toasts why are toasts needed? 28 31 +389 5 Obama " understands and regrets " the concern that disclosures about U . S . spying has generated in Brazil , the statement said . " understands Did Obama know about the spying? 1 3 +389 5 Obama " understands and regrets " the concern that disclosures about U . S . spying has generated in Brazil , the statement said . disclosures Why would they disclose spying? 9 10 +389 5 Obama " understands and regrets " the concern that disclosures about U . S . spying has generated in Brazil , the statement said . " understands and regrets " what will he do about it? 1 6 +390 1 Back in 1950 , Eiji Toyoda visited a Ford plant to learn how Americans made cars . Eiji Toyoda Who is Eiji Toyoda? 4 6 +390 1 Back in 1950 , Eiji Toyoda visited a Ford plant to learn how Americans made cars . Eiji Toyoda Which country is Eiji Toyada from? 4 6 +390 1 Back in 1950 , Eiji Toyoda visited a Ford plant to learn how Americans made cars . Eiji Toyoda Where was he from? 4 6 +390 2 The visit by a member of Japan ' s foremost manufacturing family changed the way Toyota Motor Corp . produced cars , altering the global auto industry . Japan ' s foremost manufacturing family Do they still own Toyota? 6 12 +390 2 The visit by a member of Japan ' s foremost manufacturing family changed the way Toyota Motor Corp . produced cars , altering the global auto industry . altering the global auto industry In what way? 22 27 +390 2 The visit by a member of Japan ' s foremost manufacturing family changed the way Toyota Motor Corp . produced cars , altering the global auto industry . changed the way How did the visit change the way Toyota produced cars? 12 15 +390 2 The visit by a member of Japan ' s foremost manufacturing family changed the way Toyota Motor Corp . produced cars , altering the global auto industry . Toyota Motor Corp Did Toyota Motor Corp. have a plant in America prior to 1950? 15 18 +390 2 The visit by a member of Japan ' s foremost manufacturing family changed the way Toyota Motor Corp . produced cars , altering the global auto industry . The visit by a member of Japan ' s Is Eiji Toyoda the member of the manufacturing family? 0 9 +390 2 The visit by a member of Japan ' s foremost manufacturing family changed the way Toyota Motor Corp . produced cars , altering the global auto industry . changed the way How did he change the way? 12 15 +390 3 Toyoda , who is credited with developing the car company ' s efficient , low - defect manufacturing processes and who helped spearhead Toyota ' s aggressive push into the U . S . auto market , died Tuesday . died Tuesday What did he die of? 37 39 +390 3 Toyoda , who is credited with developing the car company ' s efficient , low - defect manufacturing processes and who helped spearhead Toyota ' s aggressive push into the U . S . auto market , died Tuesday . died Tuesday What was his cause of death? 37 39 +390 4 He was 100 . " Clearly Eiji was the person that laid the groundwork for what Toyota is today , " said David Cole , former chairman of the nonprofit Center for Automotive Research . Eiji was the person Who is currently running his family business? 6 10 +390 5 " He was a real visionary and inspirational leader who understood what it would take to make Toyota a successful company " . real visionary and inspirational leader Did he write any books or were any books written about him? 4 9 +390 5 " He was a real visionary and inspirational leader who understood what it would take to make Toyota a successful company " . visionary How was Toyoda a visionary? 5 6 +390 5 " He was a real visionary and inspirational leader who understood what it would take to make Toyota a successful company " . " He was a real visionary Where did he graduate from? 0 6 +390 5 " He was a real visionary and inspirational leader who understood what it would take to make Toyota a successful company " . real visionary and inspirational leader How was he a visionary and inspirational? 4 9 +391 1 LOS ANGELES - Gears may seem like a purely human invention . invention What invention is not human? 10 11 +391 1 LOS ANGELES - Gears may seem like a purely human invention . seem like a purely human invention . Why do gears seem to like a purely human invention? 5 12 +391 1 LOS ANGELES - Gears may seem like a purely human invention . ANGELES - Gears are they not a human invention? 1 4 +391 2 And yet the basic interlocking mechanism found inside grandfather clocks and car steering systems has now turned up in the remarkably powerful legs of young planthopper insects . planthopper What sort of insects are planthoppers? 25 26 +391 2 And yet the basic interlocking mechanism found inside grandfather clocks and car steering systems has now turned up in the remarkably powerful legs of young planthopper insects . of young planthopper insects . How could that mechanism be the powerful legs of an insect? 23 28 +391 2 And yet the basic interlocking mechanism found inside grandfather clocks and car steering systems has now turned up in the remarkably powerful legs of young planthopper insects . now Why would the basic interlocking mechanism now turn up in planthopper insects? 15 16 +391 2 And yet the basic interlocking mechanism found inside grandfather clocks and car steering systems has now turned up in the remarkably powerful legs of young planthopper insects . planthopper insects what are those? 25 27 +391 3 The discovery , published in Friday ' s edition of the journal Science , provides the first known example of working gears that evolved in a living being . gears that evolved in a living being . How did working gears evolve in a human body? 21 29 +391 4 " It ' s a wonderful example of the clever solutions that nature comes up with , " said Robert Full , a biomechanist at the University of California , Berkeley who was not involved in the study . not What study is this about and what were the discoveries? 33 34 +391 4 " It ' s a wonderful example of the clever solutions that nature comes up with , " said Robert Full , a biomechanist at the University of California , Berkeley who was not involved in the study . not involved in the study why was he asked then? 33 38 +391 5 " It was brilliant " . While examining flightless planthopper insects in the genus Issus , University of Cambridge neurobiologist Malcolm Burrows discovered that the young insects ' legs had gear teeth that locked into place while jumping . locked In what way does this affect the insect's jumping abilities? 33 34 +391 5 " It was brilliant " . While examining flightless planthopper insects in the genus Issus , University of Cambridge neurobiologist Malcolm Burrows discovered that the young insects ' legs had gear teeth that locked into place while jumping . gear teeth How evolved are these insects? 30 32 +392 1 AMSTERDAM ( AP ) - A painting that sat for six decades in a Norwegian industrialist ' s attic after he was told it was a fake Van Gogh was pronounced the real thing Monday , making it the first full - size canvas by the tortured Dutch artist to be discovered since 1928 . tortured tortured by himself? 46 47 +392 1 AMSTERDAM ( AP ) - A painting that sat for six decades in a Norwegian industrialist ' s attic after he was told it was a fake Van Gogh was pronounced the real thing Monday , making it the first full - size canvas by the tortured Dutch artist to be discovered since 1928 . Norwegian How old is the industrialist? 14 15 +392 1 AMSTERDAM ( AP ) - A painting that sat for six decades in a Norwegian industrialist ' s attic after he was told it was a fake Van Gogh was pronounced the real thing Monday , making it the first full - size canvas by the tortured Dutch artist to be discovered since 1928 . told Who told the industrialist it was a fake Van Gogh? 22 23 +392 1 AMSTERDAM ( AP ) - A painting that sat for six decades in a Norwegian industrialist ' s attic after he was told it was a fake Van Gogh was pronounced the real thing Monday , making it the first full - size canvas by the tortured Dutch artist to be discovered since 1928 . pronounced Who pronounced the painting as the rel thing? 30 31 +392 1 AMSTERDAM ( AP ) - A painting that sat for six decades in a Norwegian industrialist ' s attic after he was told it was a fake Van Gogh was pronounced the real thing Monday , making it the first full - size canvas by the tortured Dutch artist to be discovered since 1928 . A painting What is the name of the painting 5 7 +392 1 AMSTERDAM ( AP ) - A painting that sat for six decades in a Norwegian industrialist ' s attic after he was told it was a fake Van Gogh was pronounced the real thing Monday , making it the first full - size canvas by the tortured Dutch artist to be discovered since 1928 . he was told Who told him it was fake? 20 23 +392 1 AMSTERDAM ( AP ) - A painting that sat for six decades in a Norwegian industrialist ' s attic after he was told it was a fake Van Gogh was pronounced the real thing Monday , making it the first full - size canvas by the tortured Dutch artist to be discovered since 1928 . was pronounced the real thing Who pronounced the painting the real thing? 29 34 +392 1 AMSTERDAM ( AP ) - A painting that sat for six decades in a Norwegian industrialist ' s attic after he was told it was a fake Van Gogh was pronounced the real thing Monday , making it the first full - size canvas by the tortured Dutch artist to be discovered since 1928 . pronounced the real thing How did it get labeled as a fake in the first place if it's real? 30 34 +392 2 Experts at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam authenticated the 1888 landscape " Sunset at Montmajour " with the help of Vincent Van Gogh ' s letters , chemical analysis of the pigments and X - rays of the canvas . Vincent Van Gogh ' s letters , What letters? 21 28 +392 2 Experts at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam authenticated the 1888 landscape " Sunset at Montmajour " with the help of Vincent Van Gogh ' s letters , chemical analysis of the pigments and X - rays of the canvas . letters , chemical analysis of how is chemical analysis done? 26 31 +392 2 Experts at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam authenticated the 1888 landscape " Sunset at Montmajour " with the help of Vincent Van Gogh ' s letters , chemical analysis of the pigments and X - rays of the canvas . letters Did the museum also possess the letters? 26 27 +392 2 Experts at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam authenticated the 1888 landscape " Sunset at Montmajour " with the help of Vincent Van Gogh ' s letters , chemical analysis of the pigments and X - rays of the canvas . chemical What chemicals were used in the analysis? 28 29 +392 2 Experts at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam authenticated the 1888 landscape " Sunset at Montmajour " with the help of Vincent Van Gogh ' s letters , chemical analysis of the pigments and X - rays of the canvas . Experts What makes them experts? 0 1 +392 2 Experts at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam authenticated the 1888 landscape " Sunset at Montmajour " with the help of Vincent Van Gogh ' s letters , chemical analysis of the pigments and X - rays of the canvas . Vincent Van Gogh ' s letters , How did the letters help to prove the piece was authentic? 21 28 +392 3 Museum director Axel Rueger , at an unveiling ceremony , called the discovery a " once - in - a - lifetime experience " . Axel Rueger , who is axel rueger 2 5 +392 3 Museum director Axel Rueger , at an unveiling ceremony , called the discovery a " once - in - a - lifetime experience " . " once - in - a - lifetime experience " is it really that rare? 14 24 +392 3 Museum director Axel Rueger , at an unveiling ceremony , called the discovery a " once - in - a - lifetime experience " . Axel How long has he ben museum director? 2 3 +392 3 Museum director Axel Rueger , at an unveiling ceremony , called the discovery a " once - in - a - lifetime experience " . Axel Rueger , How long has Alex Rueger been the director of this museum? 2 5 +392 4 " This is a great painting from what many see as the high point of his artistic achievement , his period in Arles , in southern France , " Rueger said . achievement , How many achievements has Van Gogh had? 17 19 +392 4 " This is a great painting from what many see as the high point of his artistic achievement , his period in Arles , in southern France , " Rueger said . great painting What makes this painting great? 4 6 +392 4 " This is a great painting from what many see as the high point of his artistic achievement , his period in Arles , in southern France , " Rueger said . many see Who is he speaking about here? 8 10 +392 4 " This is a great painting from what many see as the high point of his artistic achievement , his period in Arles , in southern France , " Rueger said . high point Why was this a high point? 12 14 +392 4 " This is a great painting from what many see as the high point of his artistic achievement , his period in Arles , in southern France , " Rueger said . high point How was this a high point of Van Gogh's achievement? 12 14 +392 5 " In the same period , he painted works such as ' Sunflowers , ' ' The Yellow House ' and ' The Bedroom . ' " Yellow is the yellow house popular? 17 18 +392 5 " In the same period , he painted works such as ' Sunflowers , ' ' The Yellow House ' and ' The Bedroom . ' " period , Did he paint anymore paintings during tht period? 4 6 +392 5 " In the same period , he painted works such as ' Sunflowers , ' ' The Yellow House ' and ' The Bedroom . ' " " In the same period , What is the name of the specific period 0 6 +393 1 CHICAGO - Last school year , 11 - year - old Ronan Schuelke wasn ' t sure what to do when another boy in his class shoved him and called him names in the lunchroom . names what kind of names? 31 32 +393 1 CHICAGO - Last school year , 11 - year - old Ronan Schuelke wasn ' t sure what to do when another boy in his class shoved him and called him names in the lunchroom . Last school year , What year was this? 2 6 +393 1 CHICAGO - Last school year , 11 - year - old Ronan Schuelke wasn ' t sure what to do when another boy in his class shoved him and called him names in the lunchroom . shoved him and called him names Is this boy being a bully or was he mad at Ronan for a particular reason? 26 32 +393 2 This year , Ronan has been chosen by his peers at Stratford Middle School in Bloomingdale , Illinois , to star in a music video designed to teach respect through a catchy parody of a Katy Perry song . Ronan has been chosen by his peers How was he chosen by his peers? 3 10 +393 2 This year , Ronan has been chosen by his peers at Stratford Middle School in Bloomingdale , Illinois , to star in a music video designed to teach respect through a catchy parody of a Katy Perry song . music video designed to teach How was the music video made? 23 28 +393 2 This year , Ronan has been chosen by his peers at Stratford Middle School in Bloomingdale , Illinois , to star in a music video designed to teach respect through a catchy parody of a Katy Perry song . has been chosen Why has Ronan been chosen by his peers to be in the music video? 4 7 +393 2 This year , Ronan has been chosen by his peers at Stratford Middle School in Bloomingdale , Illinois , to star in a music video designed to teach respect through a catchy parody of a Katy Perry song . designed Who designed this video? 25 26 +393 2 This year , Ronan has been chosen by his peers at Stratford Middle School in Bloomingdale , Illinois , to star in a music video designed to teach respect through a catchy parody of a Katy Perry song . has been chosen Is Ronan interested in doing this? 4 7 +393 3 After the school ' s students watch the video , Ronan and other student leaders will hand out " Stallion Medallions " to classmates who try to stop bullying or who reinforce positive behavior . reinforce positive behavior How will they define reinforcing positive behavior? 31 34 +393 3 After the school ' s students watch the video , Ronan and other student leaders will hand out " Stallion Medallions " to classmates who try to stop bullying or who reinforce positive behavior . " Stallion Medallions " What are Stallion Medallions? 18 22 +393 3 After the school ' s students watch the video , Ronan and other student leaders will hand out " Stallion Medallions " to classmates who try to stop bullying or who reinforce positive behavior . " Stallion Medallions " what is that? 18 22 +393 3 After the school ' s students watch the video , Ronan and other student leaders will hand out " Stallion Medallions " to classmates who try to stop bullying or who reinforce positive behavior . watch the video , How long was the video? 6 10 +393 3 After the school ' s students watch the video , Ronan and other student leaders will hand out " Stallion Medallions " to classmates who try to stop bullying or who reinforce positive behavior . student leaders Why are they designated student leaders? 13 15 +393 3 After the school ' s students watch the video , Ronan and other student leaders will hand out " Stallion Medallions " to classmates who try to stop bullying or who reinforce positive behavior . " Stallion Medallions " Who came up with this name? 18 22 +393 4 Students can score a medallion for telling a classmate to stop picking on someone , by sitting with a new student at lunch or by committing other random acts of kindness . medallion does it work well? 4 5 +393 4 Students can score a medallion for telling a classmate to stop picking on someone , by sitting with a new student at lunch or by committing other random acts of kindness . a medallion What do they do with these medallions after they win them? 3 5 +393 4 Students can score a medallion for telling a classmate to stop picking on someone , by sitting with a new student at lunch or by committing other random acts of kindness . other random acts of kindness What other random acts would have an impact? 26 31 +393 5 The tokens can be redeemed for school supplies , tickets to plays or other small rewards . to plays tickets to school plays? 10 12 +393 5 The tokens can be redeemed for school supplies , tickets to plays or other small rewards . The tokens What do the tokens look like? 0 2 +394 1 CHICAGO - A gunman with a military - grade assault rifle opened fire on a pickup basketball game in a Chicago neighborhood late Thursday , injuring 13 people and pulling the city back into the spotlight for its epidemic of gun violence . gunman with a military - grade assault rifle Why did the gun man open fire at a basketball game? 3 11 +394 2 The mass shooting - which counted a 3 - year - old boy among its victims - prompted Mayor Rahm Emanuel to cut short an East Coast fundraising trip and fly back to Chicago on Friday . The mass shooting - Why do mass shootings keep happening? 0 4 +394 2 The mass shooting - which counted a 3 - year - old boy among its victims - prompted Mayor Rahm Emanuel to cut short an East Coast fundraising trip and fly back to Chicago on Friday . 3 - year - old boy why does this matter? 7 13 +394 3 Before the mayor ' s plane had landed , both international and local press accounts already were questioning whether the city had reached a new level of lawlessness given the type of gun used and the number of people wounded . level of lawlessness Why is Chicago so lawless? 25 28 +394 3 Before the mayor ' s plane had landed , both international and local press accounts already were questioning whether the city had reached a new level of lawlessness given the type of gun used and the number of people wounded . type of gun what type of gun was used 30 33 +394 3 Before the mayor ' s plane had landed , both international and local press accounts already were questioning whether the city had reached a new level of lawlessness given the type of gun used and the number of people wounded . type of gun used what gun was used? 30 34 +394 4 Shell casings found around the blood - soaked basketball courts at Cornell Square Park in the city ' s Back of the Yards neighborhood were the kind typically fired from AK - 47 rifles and rarely found in gang attacks on the city ' s South and West sides . Cornell Square Park Why would someone attack a delicate place like a park? 11 14 +394 4 Shell casings found around the blood - soaked basketball courts at Cornell Square Park in the city ' s Back of the Yards neighborhood were the kind typically fired from AK - 47 rifles and rarely found in gang attacks on the city ' s South and West sides . Shell casings they can tell from casings? 0 2 +394 5 Though gun violence long has plagued impoverished neighborhoods here , offenders almost never use military - style weapons . use military - style weapons . Why do they almost never use military style weapons? 13 19 +394 5 Though gun violence long has plagued impoverished neighborhoods here , offenders almost never use military - style weapons . impoverished neighborhoods Which neighborhoods are impoverished? 6 8 +395 1 HUNTINGTON BEACH , Calif . - When the thought of running for homecoming queen first swept through Cassidy Campbell ' s mind last year , she pushed the impulse aside . impulse What impulse did she push aside? 28 29 +395 1 HUNTINGTON BEACH , Calif . - When the thought of running for homecoming queen first swept through Cassidy Campbell ' s mind last year , she pushed the impulse aside . she pushed the impulse aside Why did Campbell push aside the idea? 25 30 +395 1 HUNTINGTON BEACH , Calif . - When the thought of running for homecoming queen first swept through Cassidy Campbell ' s mind last year , she pushed the impulse aside . she pushed the impulse aside why did she push it away? 25 30 +395 1 HUNTINGTON BEACH , Calif . - When the thought of running for homecoming queen first swept through Cassidy Campbell ' s mind last year , she pushed the impulse aside . pushed Why did she push the impulse aside? 26 27 +395 2 It would just be a joke , she told herself . It What is 'it' that would be a joke? 0 1 +395 2 It would just be a joke , she told herself . It would just be a joke , Why did she think it would be a joke? 0 7 +395 2 It would just be a joke , she told herself . joke , Why would it be a joke? 5 7 +395 3 Now the high school senior sees it as a chance to make a statement . high school senior Who is the high school senior? 2 5 +395 3 Now the high school senior sees it as a chance to make a statement . make a statement What statement is being made? 11 14 +395 3 Now the high school senior sees it as a chance to make a statement . statement What statement would she be making? 13 14 +395 3 Now the high school senior sees it as a chance to make a statement . make a statement a statement against who? 11 14 +395 3 Now the high school senior sees it as a chance to make a statement . make a statement What statement would the senior like to make? 11 14 +395 4 " This year , " she said , stroking her long black hair at the kitchen table in her home in Huntington Beach , " I ' m a girl every day " . " I ' m a girl every day " What was she before she was a girl? 24 33 +395 4 " This year , " she said , stroking her long black hair at the kitchen table in her home in Huntington Beach , " I ' m a girl every day " . " This year , " How often before this year? 0 5 +395 4 " This year , " she said , stroking her long black hair at the kitchen table in her home in Huntington Beach , " I ' m a girl every day " . " I ' m a girl every day " is she not a girl usually? 24 33 +395 4 " This year , " she said , stroking her long black hair at the kitchen table in her home in Huntington Beach , " I ' m a girl every day " . " This year , " Why this year? 0 5 +395 4 " This year , " she said , stroking her long black hair at the kitchen table in her home in Huntington Beach , " I ' m a girl every day " . " I ' m a girl every day " What does \"I'm a girl every day\" mean? 24 33 +395 5 Cassidy has revved up a social media campaign in an effort to win the homecoming crown at Marina High School in Huntington Beach , joining a growing but still - thin group of transgender teens across the country who see an opportunity to shake up gender norms by competing in what has long been a tradition - bound , sex - segregated American staple . social media campaign Which platform(s) did she rev up the social media campaign on? 5 8 +395 5 Cassidy has revved up a social media campaign in an effort to win the homecoming crown at Marina High School in Huntington Beach , joining a growing but still - thin group of transgender teens across the country who see an opportunity to shake up gender norms by competing in what has long been a tradition - bound , sex - segregated American staple . revved up a social media campaign Which social media sights is Cassidy revving up a campaign on? 2 8 +395 5 Cassidy has revved up a social media campaign in an effort to win the homecoming crown at Marina High School in Huntington Beach , joining a growing but still - thin group of transgender teens across the country who see an opportunity to shake up gender norms by competing in what has long been a tradition - bound , sex - segregated American staple . shake up gender norms Why do teens see this as a chance to shake up social norms? 43 47 +395 5 Cassidy has revved up a social media campaign in an effort to win the homecoming crown at Marina High School in Huntington Beach , joining a growing but still - thin group of transgender teens across the country who see an opportunity to shake up gender norms by competing in what has long been a tradition - bound , sex - segregated American staple . sex - segregated are transgendered not allowed? 59 62 +395 5 Cassidy has revved up a social media campaign in an effort to win the homecoming crown at Marina High School in Huntington Beach , joining a growing but still - thin group of transgender teens across the country who see an opportunity to shake up gender norms by competing in what has long been a tradition - bound , sex - segregated American staple . shake up gender Why do they have a need to shake up gender norms? 43 46 +396 1 TAIYUAN , China - Air China Flight 1236 was supposed to take off at 8 : 10 p . m . for Beijing from Xian , hometown of China ' s famous terra cotta warriors . was supposed to take off at 8 : 10 p . m . Why did it not take off on time? 8 21 +396 1 TAIYUAN , China - Air China Flight 1236 was supposed to take off at 8 : 10 p . m . for Beijing from Xian , hometown of China ' s famous terra cotta warriors . China Flight 1236 what happened? 5 8 +396 1 TAIYUAN , China - Air China Flight 1236 was supposed to take off at 8 : 10 p . m . for Beijing from Xian , hometown of China ' s famous terra cotta warriors . terra cotta warriors . What is a terra cotta warrior? 32 36 +396 2 It felt like the warriors could have marched faster . marched Why didn't the warriors march faster? 7 8 +396 2 It felt like the warriors could have marched faster . could have marched faster were they marching slow? 5 9 +396 2 It felt like the warriors could have marched faster . warriors could have marched faster Why did it feel like the warriors could have marched faster? 4 9 +396 3 What was supposed to be a 100 - minute flight last month ended up delayed , diverted and canceled to the point that it took passengers 18 hours to get to Beijing . delayed , diverted and canceled Why was the flight delayed and canceled? 14 19 +396 3 What was supposed to be a 100 - minute flight last month ended up delayed , diverted and canceled to the point that it took passengers 18 hours to get to Beijing . 18 hours What all happened to cause the 18 hour flight? 26 28 +396 3 What was supposed to be a 100 - minute flight last month ended up delayed , diverted and canceled to the point that it took passengers 18 hours to get to Beijing . delayed , diverted and canceled What caused the flight to be delayed? 14 19 +396 4 China ' s skies are in a state of almost permanent gridlock . state of almost permanent gridlock What is the reason for the gridlock? 7 12 +396 4 China ' s skies are in a state of almost permanent gridlock . gridlock Why are China's skies in a state of almost permanent gridlock? 11 12 +396 4 China ' s skies are in a state of almost permanent gridlock . gridlock what does this mean? 11 12 +396 4 China ' s skies are in a state of almost permanent gridlock . gridlock Why are China's skies in gridlock? 11 12 +396 4 China ' s skies are in a state of almost permanent gridlock . permanent What does permanent gridlock mean? 10 11 +396 5 During the month of July , only 17 . 8 percent of flights departing from Beijing ' s airport were on time , according to FlightStats . FlightStats is that a website? 25 26 +396 5 During the month of July , only 17 . 8 percent of flights departing from Beijing ' s airport were on time , according to FlightStats . 17 . 8 percent Why were only 17.8 percent of flights on time? 7 11 +397 1 Edward Avila was a Silicon Valley tech veteran when he launched his first startup a few years ago . he launched his first startup a few years ago . What was his first startup? 9 19 +397 1 Edward Avila was a Silicon Valley tech veteran when he launched his first startup a few years ago . Edward Avila did he invent anything? 0 2 +397 1 Edward Avila was a Silicon Valley tech veteran when he launched his first startup a few years ago . Silicon Valley What is Silicon Valley? 4 6 +397 1 Edward Avila was a Silicon Valley tech veteran when he launched his first startup a few years ago . tech What kind of tech? 6 7 +397 1 Edward Avila was a Silicon Valley tech veteran when he launched his first startup a few years ago . first startup What was his start up? 12 14 +397 1 Edward Avila was a Silicon Valley tech veteran when he launched his first startup a few years ago . first startup What was the name of his startup? 12 14 +397 2 As he made the rounds at networking events , though , he noticed something jarring . noticed something jarring what did he notice? 12 15 +397 2 As he made the rounds at networking events , though , he noticed something jarring . networking events , What is an example of a networking event, where would this be held? 6 9 +397 2 As he made the rounds at networking events , though , he noticed something jarring . noticed something jarring What did he notice and why was it jarring? 12 15 +397 2 As he made the rounds at networking events , though , he noticed something jarring . jarring What was jarring? 14 15 +397 2 As he made the rounds at networking events , though , he noticed something jarring . jarring What did he notice? 14 15 +397 3 " Out of hundreds of entrepreneurs , " he said , " I felt like I was the only Latino in the room " . Latino why does that matter? 19 20 +397 3 " Out of hundreds of entrepreneurs , " he said , " I felt like I was the only Latino in the room " . entrepreneurs , " What type of businesses were these entrepreneurs involved in? 5 8 +397 3 " Out of hundreds of entrepreneurs , " he said , " I felt like I was the only Latino in the room " . " I felt like I was the only Latino in the room " Why was this a bothersome feeling for him? 11 24 +397 4 He ' s not far off : Numbers from venture capital clearinghouse CB Insights indicate less than 1 percent of venture - backed startups have a Latino co - founder . less than 1 percent Why is this number so low 15 19 +397 4 He ' s not far off : Numbers from venture capital clearinghouse CB Insights indicate less than 1 percent of venture - backed startups have a Latino co - founder . Latino co - founder Is it uncommon for the Latino community to venture out into business? 26 30 +397 5 It ' s an especially sobering statistic in a valley where census figures show one - quarter of the population is Hispanic . census figures show Are these numbers accurate? 11 14 +398 1 WASHINGTON - For the past six years , the Iranian president ' s speech at the annual gathering of the United Nations has been met by a ritual walkout of Western diplomats . a ritual walkout of Western diplomats . Who are the Western diplomats? 26 33 +398 1 WASHINGTON - For the past six years , the Iranian president ' s speech at the annual gathering of the United Nations has been met by a ritual walkout of Western diplomats . walkout of Western diplomats Why did the Western diplomats walk out? 28 32 +398 2 This year , they ' re likely to hang around till the end - and some may even applaud . and some may even applaud What changed to make the Western diplomats respect the Iranian president? 14 19 +398 2 This year , they ' re likely to hang around till the end - and some may even applaud . around till the end when will the end come? 9 13 +398 2 This year , they ' re likely to hang around till the end - and some may even applaud . applaud Why would they applaud the Iranian president's speech this year? 18 19 +398 3 Instead of the angry Holocaust - denying diatribes of former President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad , his soft - spoken successor , Hassan Rouhani , is likely to give a conciliatory address to world leaders this week . former President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad , How long was President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad in office? 9 14 +398 3 Instead of the angry Holocaust - denying diatribes of former President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad , his soft - spoken successor , Hassan Rouhani , is likely to give a conciliatory address to world leaders this week . conciliatory what is this word? 28 29 +398 4 It will be closely watched for signs that he is willing to thaw relations with the West . thaw relations with the West Why is the new Iranian president so willing to cooperate with Western diplomats? 12 17 +398 4 It will be closely watched for signs that he is willing to thaw relations with the West . thaw relations why will they thaw? 12 14 +398 5 Western diplomats predict that Rouhani ' s speech Tuesday at the U . N . General Assembly will include an important gesture , perhaps an acknowledgment of the Holocaust . acknowledgment of the Holocaust What role did Iran play in the Holocaust? 25 29 +399 1 ATLANTA - As the school year neared a close last April , officials in Georgia issued an urgent plea to add 30 minutes of exercise into the school day . officials in Georgia Which officials in Georgia? 12 15 +399 1 ATLANTA - As the school year neared a close last April , officials in Georgia issued an urgent plea to add 30 minutes of exercise into the school day . urgent Why was this plea urgent? 17 18 +399 1 ATLANTA - As the school year neared a close last April , officials in Georgia issued an urgent plea to add 30 minutes of exercise into the school day . exercise Why did they want to add exercise towards the end of the year? 24 25 +399 2 In a joint letter - sent to superintendents across the state - State Superintendent John Barge and Georgia Department of Public Health Commissioner Brenda Fitzgerald made their case for more exercise by pointing to the staggering results of a statewide fitness assessment : Only 16 percent of the state ' s students passed five tests of physical fitness , which measured flexibility , body / mass index , aerobic capacity ( in a one - mile run / walk or in an interval run ) and the ability to do push - ups and curl - ups . Only 16 percent why was it so low? 43 46 +399 2 In a joint letter - sent to superintendents across the state - State Superintendent John Barge and Georgia Department of Public Health Commissioner Brenda Fitzgerald made their case for more exercise by pointing to the staggering results of a statewide fitness assessment : Only 16 percent of the state ' s students passed five tests of physical fitness , which measured flexibility , body / mass index , aerobic capacity ( in a one - mile run / walk or in an interval run ) and the ability to do push - ups and curl - ups . assessment : How did this assessment measure the level of fitness.? 41 43 +399 3 One in five students was unable to pass any of the tests conducted last year . One in five is that a terrible rate? 0 3 +399 3 One in five students was unable to pass any of the tests conducted last year . tests What tests did they take? 11 12 +399 3 One in five students was unable to pass any of the tests conducted last year . pass What was the criteria for passing? 7 8 +399 3 One in five students was unable to pass any of the tests conducted last year . students What is the age range of students? Did 5th graders take the same test as 1st graders? 3 4 +399 4 With the state mired in a child obesity epidemic , and kids not only heavy , but also weak , the message was simple : Find a way to get kids moving more . kids moving more could they have track class? 30 33 +399 4 With the state mired in a child obesity epidemic , and kids not only heavy , but also weak , the message was simple : Find a way to get kids moving more . moving Could this movement be any kind of movement or were there guidelines for movement. 31 32 +399 5 Not as a replacement for recess or PE , but school systems instead were asked to develop new and innovative cardio programs to weave into an already time - pressed day . weave into exercise during class? 23 25 +399 5 Not as a replacement for recess or PE , but school systems instead were asked to develop new and innovative cardio programs to weave into an already time - pressed day . programs How would they enforce these programs? Were these programs a requirement? 21 22 +400 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - Chris Collier ' s grandfather was an Eagle Scout . Scout What is the history behind the Eagle Scouts? 13 14 +400 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - Chris Collier ' s grandfather was an Eagle Scout . Chris Collier ' s who is he ? 5 9 +400 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - Chris Collier ' s grandfather was an Eagle Scout . grandfather was an Eagle Scout How many years had he been an Eagle Scout? 9 14 +400 2 Collier was an Eagle Scout . But his son never will be . Collier Which Collier is this referring to? 0 1 +400 2 Collier was an Eagle Scout . But his son never will be . Eagle what is about Eagle Scout 3 4 +400 2 Collier was an Eagle Scout . But his son never will be . But his son never will be . Why will his son never be an Eagle Scout? 6 13 +400 2 Collier was an Eagle Scout . But his son never will be . never will be Why will his son not follow the family tradition? 9 12 +400 3 Collier is leaving the Boy Scouts of America for Trail Life USA , a conservative Christian alternative to the Boy Scouts that will start chartering its first troops at the end of September . leaving Does leaving the Eagle Scouts mean that Collier's son will not be able to join them? 2 3 +400 3 Collier is leaving the Boy Scouts of America for Trail Life USA , a conservative Christian alternative to the Boy Scouts that will start chartering its first troops at the end of September . Boy Scouts of America what is this ? 4 8 +400 3 Collier is leaving the Boy Scouts of America for Trail Life USA , a conservative Christian alternative to the Boy Scouts that will start chartering its first troops at the end of September . Boy Scouts of America for Trail Life USA , Why is Collier going to Trail Life USA? 4 13 +400 3 Collier is leaving the Boy Scouts of America for Trail Life USA , a conservative Christian alternative to the Boy Scouts that will start chartering its first troops at the end of September . conservative Christian alternative Why is this alternative in demand? 14 17 +400 4 Collier will be among those starting a Trail Life troop , which he said one day will include his son , who ' s now 4 years old . Trail What activities does the Trail Life troop engage in? 7 8 +400 4 Collier will be among those starting a Trail Life troop , which he said one day will include his son , who ' s now 4 years old . Trail Life troop , Trail Life troop meaning ? 7 11 +400 4 Collier will be among those starting a Trail Life troop , which he said one day will include his son , who ' s now 4 years old . will include his son , Why would his son be able to do this alternative to Eagle Scouts? 16 21 +400 4 Collier will be among those starting a Trail Life troop , which he said one day will include his son , who ' s now 4 years old . will be among Why does he prefer Trail Life to BSA? 1 4 +400 5 " I ' m glad I am building something my son can enjoy from next year to when he ' s 18 , " said Collier , a 41 - year - old utilities field manager from Windermere . 18 , " What makes him so sure and how different are the two programs? 21 24 +400 5 " I ' m glad I am building something my son can enjoy from next year to when he ' s 18 , " said Collier , a 41 - year - old utilities field manager from Windermere . Windermere where is that ? 37 38 +400 5 " I ' m glad I am building something my son can enjoy from next year to when he ' s 18 , " said Collier , a 41 - year - old utilities field manager from Windermere . " I ' m glad I am building How is he going to build the troop? 0 8 +400 5 " I ' m glad I am building something my son can enjoy from next year to when he ' s 18 , " said Collier , a 41 - year - old utilities field manager from Windermere . my son can enjoy Why is he convinced BSA wouldn't have served the same purpose? 9 13 +401 1 SAN FRANCISCO - Finally moving to end a dispute that besmirched its hip , all - American brand with charges of religious intolerance , retail fashion giant Abercrombie & amp ; Fitch has agreed to change a controversial policy dictating employee dress and grooming in response to discrimination lawsuits filed by two San Francisco Bay Area women . giant are they the biggest company? 26 27 +401 1 SAN FRANCISCO - Finally moving to end a dispute that besmirched its hip , all - American brand with charges of religious intolerance , retail fashion giant Abercrombie & amp ; Fitch has agreed to change a controversial policy dictating employee dress and grooming in response to discrimination lawsuits filed by two San Francisco Bay Area women . controversial policy What exactly did their policy entail? 37 39 +401 1 SAN FRANCISCO - Finally moving to end a dispute that besmirched its hip , all - American brand with charges of religious intolerance , retail fashion giant Abercrombie & amp ; Fitch has agreed to change a controversial policy dictating employee dress and grooming in response to discrimination lawsuits filed by two San Francisco Bay Area women . intolerance , How were they religiously intolerant? 22 24 +401 2 In a settlement announced Monday , the popular , youth - oriented national chain agreed to change its " look policy " to provide better protections for women wearing Muslim headscarves , said lawyers for Hani Khan , 23 , of Foster City . Hani Khan , is she a muslim? 35 38 +401 2 In a settlement announced Monday , the popular , youth - oriented national chain agreed to change its " look policy " to provide better protections for women wearing Muslim headscarves , said lawyers for Hani Khan , 23 , of Foster City . change its " look policy " How did they change their policy? 16 22 +401 2 In a settlement announced Monday , the popular , youth - oriented national chain agreed to change its " look policy " to provide better protections for women wearing Muslim headscarves , said lawyers for Hani Khan , 23 , of Foster City . change its " look policy " What was its look policy before this? 16 22 +401 3 Khan was fired from a part - time job in 2010 at a store owned by Abercrombie in San Mateo because she refused to remove her hijab . San Mateo which state is this? 18 20 +401 3 Khan was fired from a part - time job in 2010 at a store owned by Abercrombie in San Mateo because she refused to remove her hijab . she refused to remove her hijab Why did she refuse to remove her hijab? 21 27 +401 4 The religious garment ran afoul of Abercrombie ' s detailed rules governing the physical appearance of the people who work at its stores - including the Hollister Co . outlets involved in the lawsuits . afoul it was not allowed? 4 5 +401 4 The religious garment ran afoul of Abercrombie ' s detailed rules governing the physical appearance of the people who work at its stores - including the Hollister Co . outlets involved in the lawsuits . rules What about the rules made a hijab violate them? 10 11 +401 5 " If it could happen to me in the Bay Area , it could happen to anyone , " said Khan , a recent graduate of the University of California , Davis , about the company ' s policies . company ' s policies Does the company have any other offensive policies? 35 39 +402 1 ISLAMABAD - In the wake of a massive earthquake in southwestern Pakistan , the death toll Wednesday rose sharply to nearly 300 , officials and local media said . earthquake Which earthquake are they referring to? 8 9 +402 2 Crisis teams braced for more fatalities and rescue workers raced to reach isolated mountain communities . to reach isolated mountain communities What are the isolated mountain communities? 10 15 +402 2 Crisis teams braced for more fatalities and rescue workers raced to reach isolated mountain communities . isolated mountain which communities are those? 12 14 +402 3 Local television images from the southwestern area of Pakistan ' s earthquake - prone Baluchistan province showed the tangled remains of people ' s lives after the disaster - vast fields of mud , bricks , broken furniture , battered household items and traditional string beds . battered household items how did they get battered by the quake? 39 42 +402 4 Most houses in the region bordering Iran are poorly constructed of basic materials . of basic materials what kind of basic materials? 10 13 +402 4 Most houses in the region bordering Iran are poorly constructed of basic materials . basic materials which materials? 11 13 +402 4 Most houses in the region bordering Iran are poorly constructed of basic materials . basic materials What are the basic materials? 11 13 +403 1 ASHEBORO , N . C . - If a county could blush , Randolph County just might . blush , why would they blush? 11 13 +403 1 ASHEBORO , N . C . - If a county could blush , Randolph County just might . ASHEBORO , N . C Who is this? 0 5 +403 1 ASHEBORO , N . C . - If a county could blush , Randolph County just might . blush , What does he mean by \"blushing\"? 11 13 +403 1 ASHEBORO , N . C . - If a county could blush , Randolph County just might . blush , What would be so embarrassing as to make Randolph County blush? 11 13 +403 1 ASHEBORO , N . C . - If a county could blush , Randolph County just might . blush , What would Randolph County blush about? 11 13 +403 2 The school board in this largely rural North Carolina county , to the embarrassment of many residents , voted last week to ban Ralph Ellison ' s iconic novel of African American angst , " Invisible Man " . voted last week to ban What made them choose to ban this novel? 18 23 +403 2 The school board in this largely rural North Carolina county , to the embarrassment of many residents , voted last week to ban Ralph Ellison ' s iconic novel of African American angst , " Invisible Man " . ban Why would the school board ban \"Invisible Man\"? 22 23 +403 2 The school board in this largely rural North Carolina county , to the embarrassment of many residents , voted last week to ban Ralph Ellison ' s iconic novel of African American angst , " Invisible Man " . ban Why does the school board want to ban \"Invisible Man\"? 22 23 +403 3 In a 5 - 2 vote , the board barred the book from all school libraries in the county after the mother of an 11th - grader complained that the novel was " too much for teenagers " . " too much for teenagers " why is the book to much for teenagers? 32 38 +403 3 In a 5 - 2 vote , the board barred the book from all school libraries in the county after the mother of an 11th - grader complained that the novel was " too much for teenagers " . " too much for teenagers " Why was this book deemed to be \"too much for teenagers?\" 32 38 +403 3 In a 5 - 2 vote , the board barred the book from all school libraries in the county after the mother of an 11th - grader complained that the novel was " too much for teenagers " . 5 - 2 vote , Why was there only a vote of 7 people? 2 7 +403 3 In a 5 - 2 vote , the board barred the book from all school libraries in the county after the mother of an 11th - grader complained that the novel was " too much for teenagers " . much Why is the subject matter of the book too much for an 11th grader? 34 35 +403 3 In a 5 - 2 vote , the board barred the book from all school libraries in the county after the mother of an 11th - grader complained that the novel was " too much for teenagers " . " too much How is the novel too much for teenagers? 32 35 +403 4 But confronted by an angry backlash and concerns that the ban had shamed the county , the board backed down and scheduled a special meeting Wednesday in order to reconsider the book ' s status . special meeting What will this \"Special meeting\" have compared to the other one that was made prior. 23 25 +403 4 But confronted by an angry backlash and concerns that the ban had shamed the county , the board backed down and scheduled a special meeting Wednesday in order to reconsider the book ' s status . concerns Why was the board concerned about shaming the county? 7 8 +403 4 But confronted by an angry backlash and concerns that the ban had shamed the county , the board backed down and scheduled a special meeting Wednesday in order to reconsider the book ' s status . reconsider What parts of their initial assessment of the book did the board reconsider? 29 30 +403 4 But confronted by an angry backlash and concerns that the ban had shamed the county , the board backed down and scheduled a special meeting Wednesday in order to reconsider the book ' s status . meeting What was the outcome of the special meeting? 24 25 +403 5 That only seemed to stoke the ire of residents outraged that the board had brought negative attention to the county , about 85 miles northeast of Charlotte . stoke the ire of residents outraged Why was the residents outraged over something they fought for? Didn't they want the book to come back? 4 10 +403 5 That only seemed to stoke the ire of residents outraged that the board had brought negative attention to the county , about 85 miles northeast of Charlotte . outraged How did the residents display their outrage? 9 10 +404 1 DUBAI , United Arab Emirates - Inside the gallery , artworks by Syrian artists were drawing auction bids from collectors . Syrian artists Who were the Syrian artist that was drawing collectors? 12 14 +404 1 DUBAI , United Arab Emirates - Inside the gallery , artworks by Syrian artists were drawing auction bids from collectors . artworks by Syrian artists Who are the Syrian artists? 10 14 +404 1 DUBAI , United Arab Emirates - Inside the gallery , artworks by Syrian artists were drawing auction bids from collectors . Syrian artists WHO WERE THE Syrian ARTISTS? 12 14 +404 1 DUBAI , United Arab Emirates - Inside the gallery , artworks by Syrian artists were drawing auction bids from collectors . gallery , What gallery are the artworks in? 8 10 +404 2 Outside on the street , the artists traded the latest gossip from Syria and checked their smartphones for news from the civil war . civil war What civil war is the artist checking on? 21 23 +404 2 Outside on the street , the artists traded the latest gossip from Syria and checked their smartphones for news from the civil war . the latest gossip from Syria WHAT IS SOME OF THE LATESTS SYRIAN GOSSIP? 8 13 +404 2 Outside on the street , the artists traded the latest gossip from Syria and checked their smartphones for news from the civil war . news What news outlets were the most credible in regards to the civil war? 18 19 +404 3 So goes the divided world for a cadre of Syrian artists brought to the safety of Dubai by their gallery to continue their work but still remain deeply connected and influenced by the bloodshed they left behind . cadre What is a \"cadre\" of Syrian artists? 7 8 +404 3 So goes the divided world for a cadre of Syrian artists brought to the safety of Dubai by their gallery to continue their work but still remain deeply connected and influenced by the bloodshed they left behind . brought to the safety of Dubai Why did the artists need to be brought to safety? 11 17 +404 3 So goes the divided world for a cadre of Syrian artists brought to the safety of Dubai by their gallery to continue their work but still remain deeply connected and influenced by the bloodshed they left behind . cadre What does cadre mean? 7 8 +404 4 The Syrian refugee diaspora - now at 2 million and growing - has fanned out across the region and beyond for more than two years from tent camps in Jordan to others trying to rebuild lives in cities such as Beirut and Istanbul . Syrian refugee diaspora What is a Syrian refugee diaspora? 1 4 +404 4 The Syrian refugee diaspora - now at 2 million and growing - has fanned out across the region and beyond for more than two years from tent camps in Jordan to others trying to rebuild lives in cities such as Beirut and Istanbul . trying to rebuild lives WHY DO THEY NEED TO REBUILD THEIR LIVES? 32 36 +404 4 The Syrian refugee diaspora - now at 2 million and growing - has fanned out across the region and beyond for more than two years from tent camps in Jordan to others trying to rebuild lives in cities such as Beirut and Istanbul . diaspora What is a diaspora? 3 4 +404 5 But the Gulf states present a paradox : Deeply involved in the war as some of the strongest backers for the Syrian rebels yet holding firm to tight entry controls that effectively block most refugees . Gulf states present a paradox : Why does the Guld states present a paradox? 2 8 +404 5 But the Gulf states present a paradox : Deeply involved in the war as some of the strongest backers for the Syrian rebels yet holding firm to tight entry controls that effectively block most refugees . effectively block most refugees . Why are they blocking refugees? 31 36 +404 5 But the Gulf states present a paradox : Deeply involved in the war as some of the strongest backers for the Syrian rebels yet holding firm to tight entry controls that effectively block most refugees . tight entry controls WHAT ARE THE TIGHT ENTRY CONTROLS? 27 30 +404 5 But the Gulf states present a paradox : Deeply involved in the war as some of the strongest backers for the Syrian rebels yet holding firm to tight entry controls that effectively block most refugees . paradox : Why is the Gulf supportive of the rebels, but not the refugees? 6 8 +405 1 Scientists probing a giant plug of earwax pulled from a dead blue whale have discovered in its hardened layers a detailed biography of the wild animal ' s life , from birth to death , in 6 - month chapters . detailed biography how did they do this? 20 22 +405 1 Scientists probing a giant plug of earwax pulled from a dead blue whale have discovered in its hardened layers a detailed biography of the wild animal ' s life , from birth to death , in 6 - month chapters . Scientists probing Which scientists? 0 2 +405 1 Scientists probing a giant plug of earwax pulled from a dead blue whale have discovered in its hardened layers a detailed biography of the wild animal ' s life , from birth to death , in 6 - month chapters . probing How was the earwax removed from the whale? 1 2 +405 1 Scientists probing a giant plug of earwax pulled from a dead blue whale have discovered in its hardened layers a detailed biography of the wild animal ' s life , from birth to death , in 6 - month chapters . 6 - month Why in 6 month chapters? 36 39 +405 2 Their new technique , described in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences , arms researchers with a tool to understand a whale ' s hormonal and chemical biography - and a window into how pollutants , some long discontinued , still pervade the environment today . Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences , is this a company or government? 8 16 +405 2 Their new technique , described in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences , arms researchers with a tool to understand a whale ' s hormonal and chemical biography - and a window into how pollutants , some long discontinued , still pervade the environment today . pollutants , What are some of the pollutants they are referring to? 37 39 +405 2 Their new technique , described in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences , arms researchers with a tool to understand a whale ' s hormonal and chemical biography - and a window into how pollutants , some long discontinued , still pervade the environment today . biography How does earwax describe lifelong biography? 30 31 +405 3 Whales are often called marine sentinels because they can reveal a lot about the waters they pass through , said study co - author Sascha Usenko , an analytical environmental chemist at Baylor University in Waco , Texas . sentinels What is a sentinel? 5 6 +405 4 " These types of marine mammals that are long - lived have a great ability to accumulate contaminants , and so they ' re often perceived as being sentinels of their ecosystem , " Usenko said . sentinels what is a sentinel? 28 29 +405 4 " These types of marine mammals that are long - lived have a great ability to accumulate contaminants , and so they ' re often perceived as being sentinels of their ecosystem , " Usenko said . types of marine what types of marine animals? 2 5 +405 4 " These types of marine mammals that are long - lived have a great ability to accumulate contaminants , and so they ' re often perceived as being sentinels of their ecosystem , " Usenko said . accumulate Why do they accumulate more contaminants than other sea creatures. 16 17 +405 5 Researchers often study tissue and even whale blow - the stuff they exhale from their blowholes - for chemical clues . tissue what kind of tissue? 3 4 +405 5 Researchers often study tissue and even whale blow - the stuff they exhale from their blowholes - for chemical clues . chemical clues What chemical clues are they looking for? 18 20 +405 5 Researchers often study tissue and even whale blow - the stuff they exhale from their blowholes - for chemical clues . whale blow What is whale blow? 6 8 +406 1 WASHINGTON - Here ' s the first thing you need to know about next week ' s possible shutdown of the federal government : The federal government would not actually shut down . next week ' s when is next week? 13 17 +406 1 WASHINGTON - Here ' s the first thing you need to know about next week ' s possible shutdown of the federal government : The federal government would not actually shut down . not actually shut down what would it do then? 28 32 +406 1 WASHINGTON - Here ' s the first thing you need to know about next week ' s possible shutdown of the federal government : The federal government would not actually shut down . actually shut down Why won't it be? 29 32 +406 1 WASHINGTON - Here ' s the first thing you need to know about next week ' s possible shutdown of the federal government : The federal government would not actually shut down . not actually shut down Why would the government not actually shut down? 28 32 +406 2 Agents would still patrol the nation ' s borders . Agents which agents? 0 1 +406 2 Agents would still patrol the nation ' s borders . Agents would it be less agents? 0 1 +406 2 Agents would still patrol the nation ' s borders . Agents What sort of agents? 0 1 +406 3 Prisoners would still be held in federal custody . federal custody Held in federal custody at what institutions? 6 8 +406 4 Mail carriers would still deliver mail . still deliver mail would it arrive on time? 3 6 +406 4 Mail carriers would still deliver mail . Mail carriers What sort of mail carriers? Are they referring to USPS? 0 2 +406 5 And soldiers would still remain at their posts , though they might not get paid for their service right away . might not get paid for their service right away why would they not get paid right away? 11 20 +406 5 And soldiers would still remain at their posts , though they might not get paid for their service right away . not get paid for their service right away Why would they not get paid right away? 12 20 +406 5 And soldiers would still remain at their posts , though they might not get paid for their service right away . soldiers Which branches of the military? Are they referring to every branch? 1 2 +407 1 WASHINGTON - The United States braced for a partial government shutdown Tuesday that no one in the seat of democracy seems to want or believes is good for the country , yet the only point of agreement in Washington is that the other political party is to blame . shutdown Why is the government going to shut down? 10 11 +407 1 WASHINGTON - The United States braced for a partial government shutdown Tuesday that no one in the seat of democracy seems to want or believes is good for the country , yet the only point of agreement in Washington is that the other political party is to blame . blame Who is really to blame? 47 48 +407 2 If the midnight Monday deadline passes without a deal , a shutdown would affect a wide range of programs , from national parks to the Pentagon . deadline Why is midnight Monday the deadline? 4 5 +407 2 If the midnight Monday deadline passes without a deal , a shutdown would affect a wide range of programs , from national parks to the Pentagon . midnight Monday which monday? 2 4 +407 3 President Barack Obama and the leader of the Democratic - controlled Senate dismissed a late developing plan approved early Sunday by the GOP - run House that would delay by a year key part of the new health care law and repeal a tax on medical devices , in exchange for avoiding a shutdown . dismissed Why did they dismiss it? 12 13 +407 4 The White House promised a veto and said Republicans were pursuing " a narrow ideological agenda . veto Why are they going to veto? 5 6 +407 5 and pushing the government toward shutdown " . government toward whos quote is this? 3 5 +408 1 The act of walking may not seem like a feat of agility , balance , strength and brainpower . may Are you saying it is? How so? 4 5 +408 2 But lose a leg , as Zac Vawter did after a motorcycle accident in 2009 , and you will appreciate the myriad calculations that go into putting one foot in front of the other . But lose a leg , why did zac lose a leg? 0 5 +408 2 But lose a leg , as Zac Vawter did after a motorcycle accident in 2009 , and you will appreciate the myriad calculations that go into putting one foot in front of the other . calculations What calculations need to be done? 22 23 +408 2 But lose a leg , as Zac Vawter did after a motorcycle accident in 2009 , and you will appreciate the myriad calculations that go into putting one foot in front of the other . myriad calculations what is a myraid calculation? 21 23 +408 2 But lose a leg , as Zac Vawter did after a motorcycle accident in 2009 , and you will appreciate the myriad calculations that go into putting one foot in front of the other . calculations Why are there calculations that go into walking? 22 23 +408 3 Taking on the challenge , a team of software and biomedical engineers , neuroscientists , surgeons and prosthetists has designed a prosthetic limb that can reproduce a full repertoire of ambulatory tricks by communicating seamlessly with Vawter ' s brain . communicating How does it communicate with his brain? 33 34 +408 3 Taking on the challenge , a team of software and biomedical engineers , neuroscientists , surgeons and prosthetists has designed a prosthetic limb that can reproduce a full repertoire of ambulatory tricks by communicating seamlessly with Vawter ' s brain . tricks What tricks? 31 32 +408 3 Taking on the challenge , a team of software and biomedical engineers , neuroscientists , surgeons and prosthetists has designed a prosthetic limb that can reproduce a full repertoire of ambulatory tricks by communicating seamlessly with Vawter ' s brain . communicating How can the prosthetic limb communicate with Vawter's brain? 33 34 +408 4 A report published Wednesday in the New England Journal of Medicine describes how the team fit Vawter with a prosthetic leg that has learned - with the help of a computer and some electrodes - to read his intentions from a bundle of nerves that end above his missing knee . computer Was AI used or was it manually programmed? 30 31 +408 4 A report published Wednesday in the New England Journal of Medicine describes how the team fit Vawter with a prosthetic leg that has learned - with the help of a computer and some electrodes - to read his intentions from a bundle of nerves that end above his missing knee . Wednesday wednesdays date? 3 4 +409 1 GUATEMALA CITY - With their brightly colored fabrics filled with animals and landscapes , Guatemala ' s indigenous had long used textiles to tell stories and share their visions of the universe . Guatemala ' s indigenous Does this group of people have a proper name? 14 18 +409 1 GUATEMALA CITY - With their brightly colored fabrics filled with animals and landscapes , Guatemala ' s indigenous had long used textiles to tell stories and share their visions of the universe . fabrics Where do they get their fabrics? 7 8 +409 2 In modern times , however , those same fabrics made their wearers targets for discrimination , marking them as part of the country ' s poor and indigenous . their wearers targets for discrimination , How have the fabrics made people discrimination targets? 10 16 +409 2 In modern times , however , those same fabrics made their wearers targets for discrimination , marking them as part of the country ' s poor and indigenous . discrimination , Why are the wearers discriminated against? 14 16 +409 2 In modern times , however , those same fabrics made their wearers targets for discrimination , marking them as part of the country ' s poor and indigenous . made their wearers targets Were they targeted only because they were poor and/or indigenous? 9 13 +409 2 In modern times , however , those same fabrics made their wearers targets for discrimination , marking them as part of the country ' s poor and indigenous . discrimination , Why does fabric cause discrimination? 14 16 +409 3 Now , embroidered Mayan textiles known as huipiles are undergoing a revival in some of the country ' s finest boutiques as they become a haute couture fixture . they become a haute couture fixture How have the fabrics become haute couture? 22 28 +409 3 Now , embroidered Mayan textiles known as huipiles are undergoing a revival in some of the country ' s finest boutiques as they become a haute couture fixture . country ' s finest boutiques Did everyone agree to this? 16 21 +409 3 Now , embroidered Mayan textiles known as huipiles are undergoing a revival in some of the country ' s finest boutiques as they become a haute couture fixture . revival What is causing the fabric to become stylish now? 11 12 +409 4 Young Guatemalan designers are using them for everything from evening gowns and purses to handmade shoes sold as far away as Dubai . designers How expensive are the new fabrics and products? 2 3 +409 5 For many here , the widening use of huipiles fits a wider embrace of the country ' s indigenous roots , with musicians , designers and even politicians adopting Mayan languages and themes . widening use of huipiles Are these products affordable for everyone? 5 9 +409 5 For many here , the widening use of huipiles fits a wider embrace of the country ' s indigenous roots , with musicians , designers and even politicians adopting Mayan languages and themes . embrace of the country ' s indigenous roots , What caused this embrace of indigenous roots? 12 21 +409 5 For many here , the widening use of huipiles fits a wider embrace of the country ' s indigenous roots , with musicians , designers and even politicians adopting Mayan languages and themes . huipiles What is a huipile? 8 9 +409 5 For many here , the widening use of huipiles fits a wider embrace of the country ' s indigenous roots , with musicians , designers and even politicians adopting Mayan languages and themes . indigenous roots , Why are people now embracing the counties indigenous roots? 18 21 +410 1 NEW YORK - Athletic trainers should be on the lookout for mental health problems among student - athletes , a panel said on Wednesday . mental What reason(s) caused the panel to state this? 11 12 +410 1 NEW YORK - Athletic trainers should be on the lookout for mental health problems among student - athletes , a panel said on Wednesday . mental health problems among student - athletes , What kind of mental health problems? 11 19 +410 1 NEW YORK - Athletic trainers should be on the lookout for mental health problems among student - athletes , a panel said on Wednesday . mental health problems among student - athletes , why on the lookout? 11 19 +410 1 NEW YORK - Athletic trainers should be on the lookout for mental health problems among student - athletes , a panel said on Wednesday . mental health problems What kind of mental health problems are the athletes experiencing? 11 14 +410 2 Representatives from the National Athletic Trainers ' Association , the American Academy of Pediatrics and other organizations said athletic trainers are in a unique position to reach out to college athletes and refer them to counseling . athletic trainers should they be obligated to? 18 20 +410 3 " As an athletic trainer , we ' re usually right there with the student - athletes during some of their worst moments , " Timothy Neal , chair of the task force and assistant director of athletics for sports medicine at Syracuse University in New York , said . trainer , Do athletic trainers have training in mental health of athletes to help these students appropriately? 4 6 +410 4 " You have their trust " . About 30 percent of college - aged people reported having some type of mental illness during 2010 and 2011 , according to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration . illness What are some examples of these mental illnesses and what can be done to identify them? 21 22 +410 4 " You have their trust " . About 30 percent of college - aged people reported having some type of mental illness during 2010 and 2011 , according to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration . 2010 and 2011 , which year was higher? 23 27 +410 4 " You have their trust " . About 30 percent of college - aged people reported having some type of mental illness during 2010 and 2011 , according to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration . some type of mental illness What type of mental illnesses were most common? 17 22 +410 4 " You have their trust " . About 30 percent of college - aged people reported having some type of mental illness during 2010 and 2011 , according to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration . college - aged Why are there so many college-aged people who have mental illness? 11 14 +410 5 Neal said he has seen everything from athletes with anxiety and eating disorders to those who are suicidal . suicidal Do other institutions see these trends? 17 18 +410 5 Neal said he has seen everything from athletes with anxiety and eating disorders to those who are suicidal . suicidal did they commit suicide? 17 18 +411 1 WASHINGTON - Contentious from its conception , President Barack Obama ' s health care law has survived the Supreme Court , a battle for the White House and rounds of budget brinkmanship . Contentious What were the main issues surrounding this? 2 3 +411 1 WASHINGTON - Contentious from its conception , President Barack Obama ' s health care law has survived the Supreme Court , a battle for the White House and rounds of budget brinkmanship . battle How was the health care law in a \"battle?\" 22 23 +411 1 WASHINGTON - Contentious from its conception , President Barack Obama ' s health care law has survived the Supreme Court , a battle for the White House and rounds of budget brinkmanship . Contentious Why was his law contentious? 2 3 +411 1 WASHINGTON - Contentious from its conception , President Barack Obama ' s health care law has survived the Supreme Court , a battle for the White House and rounds of budget brinkmanship . Contentious Why is President Obama's healthcare law so contentious? 2 3 +411 2 Now comes the ultimate test : the verdict of the American people . verdict How much does public opinion have an influence on the law? 7 8 +411 2 Now comes the ultimate test : the verdict of the American people . verdict How did the American people feel about the bill? 7 8 +411 3 A government shutdown may dampen any celebration as health insurance markets open Tuesday around the country . shutdown What is the reason for this and when will it be taking place? 2 3 +411 3 A government shutdown may dampen any celebration as health insurance markets open Tuesday around the country . shutdown Why would the government have a shutdown? 2 3 +411 3 A government shutdown may dampen any celebration as health insurance markets open Tuesday around the country . government shutdown What does a government shut down entail? 1 3 +411 3 A government shutdown may dampen any celebration as health insurance markets open Tuesday around the country . government shutdown Why would the government shut down? 1 3 +411 4 But it won ' t stop the main components of Obamacare from going live as scheduled , glitches and all . main How do lawmakers and the public view these main components? 7 8 +411 4 But it won ' t stop the main components of Obamacare from going live as scheduled , glitches and all . won ' t Why will the government shutdown not affect Obamacare from going live? 2 5 +411 4 But it won ' t stop the main components of Obamacare from going live as scheduled , glitches and all . glitches What glitches does Obamacare have? 17 18 +411 5 The biggest expansion of society ' s safety net since Medicare will be in the hands of consumers , and most of their concerns don ' t revolve around ideology and policy details . ideology What specific ideology is this referring to? 29 30 +411 5 The biggest expansion of society ' s safety net since Medicare will be in the hands of consumers , and most of their concerns don ' t revolve around ideology and policy details . most What are their concerns revolved around? 20 21 +411 5 The biggest expansion of society ' s safety net since Medicare will be in the hands of consumers , and most of their concerns don ' t revolve around ideology and policy details . concerns What concerns do they have? 23 24 +412 1 WASHINGTON - The Justice Department sued North Carolina on Monday in a bid to block a new state law that forces voters to present a photo identification before casting a ballot and limits early voting , arguing the measure discriminates against minorities . forces voters to present a photo identification Why is North Carolina attempting to pass this law? 20 27 +412 1 WASHINGTON - The Justice Department sued North Carolina on Monday in a bid to block a new state law that forces voters to present a photo identification before casting a ballot and limits early voting , arguing the measure discriminates against minorities . limits early voting , How would limiting early voting affect results? 32 36 +412 1 WASHINGTON - The Justice Department sued North Carolina on Monday in a bid to block a new state law that forces voters to present a photo identification before casting a ballot and limits early voting , arguing the measure discriminates against minorities . limits early voting , How odes this affect minorities? 32 36 +412 1 WASHINGTON - The Justice Department sued North Carolina on Monday in a bid to block a new state law that forces voters to present a photo identification before casting a ballot and limits early voting , arguing the measure discriminates against minorities . discriminates How does the measure discriminate against minorities? 39 40 +412 2 The suit marked the second time in recent months that the Democratic Obama administration has challenged a voting law enacted by a Republican - led state . Democratic Obama administration How is partisanship affecting this dynamic? 11 14 +412 2 The suit marked the second time in recent months that the Democratic Obama administration has challenged a voting law enacted by a Republican - led state . second time When was the first time and what was it regarding? 4 6 +412 2 The suit marked the second time in recent months that the Democratic Obama administration has challenged a voting law enacted by a Republican - led state . second time when was the first time? 4 6 +412 3 In August , it sued to block a 2011 Texas voter - identification measure . 2011 Texas voter - identification measure How did the measure in Texas compare to that in North Carolina? 8 14 +412 3 In August , it sued to block a 2011 Texas voter - identification measure . voter - identification measure What was the measure? 10 14 +412 3 In August , it sued to block a 2011 Texas voter - identification measure . voter - identification measure voters cant be identified? 10 14 +412 4 Attorney General Eric Holder said the North Carolina law imposes several " troubling new restrictions " on voters including reducing early voting days , eliminating same - day registration during the early - voting period and imposing a restrictive photo - identification requirement for in - person voting . " troubling new restrictions " What is the North Carolina lawmakers' justification for attempting to enact these measures? 11 16 +412 4 Attorney General Eric Holder said the North Carolina law imposes several " troubling new restrictions " on voters including reducing early voting days , eliminating same - day registration during the early - voting period and imposing a restrictive photo - identification requirement for in - person voting . " troubling new restrictions " Why are these measures troubling to people of color specifically? 11 16 +412 4 Attorney General Eric Holder said the North Carolina law imposes several " troubling new restrictions " on voters including reducing early voting days , eliminating same - day registration during the early - voting period and imposing a restrictive photo - identification requirement for in - person voting . restrictive Why is the photo id requirement considered restrictive? 38 39 +412 5 " The Justice Department expects to show that the clear and intended effects of these changes would contract the electorate and result in unequal access to the participation in the political process on account of race , " Holder , joined by federal prosecutors based in North Carolina , said during a news conference announcing the lawsuit . on account of race , " How specifically do these measures create a potential imbalance in terms of racial representation? 32 38 +412 5 " The Justice Department expects to show that the clear and intended effects of these changes would contract the electorate and result in unequal access to the participation in the political process on account of race , " Holder , joined by federal prosecutors based in North Carolina , said during a news conference announcing the lawsuit . clear and intended effects Are the effects truly clear and unintended? 9 13 +412 5 " The Justice Department expects to show that the clear and intended effects of these changes would contract the electorate and result in unequal access to the participation in the political process on account of race , " Holder , joined by federal prosecutors based in North Carolina , said during a news conference announcing the lawsuit . intended effects what are the intended effects? 11 13 +413 1 WASHINGTON - A broad swath of the public might not even notice the partial shutdown of the federal government Tuesday , but many federal employees , government contractors and users of government services are likely to feel the pain . partial shutdown of the federal government Why are parts of the federal government shutting down? 13 19 +413 1 WASHINGTON - A broad swath of the public might not even notice the partial shutdown of the federal government Tuesday , but many federal employees , government contractors and users of government services are likely to feel the pain . likely to feel the pain How are they going to 'feel the pain'? 34 39 +413 1 WASHINGTON - A broad swath of the public might not even notice the partial shutdown of the federal government Tuesday , but many federal employees , government contractors and users of government services are likely to feel the pain . swath what is a swath? 4 5 +413 1 WASHINGTON - A broad swath of the public might not even notice the partial shutdown of the federal government Tuesday , but many federal employees , government contractors and users of government services are likely to feel the pain . partial shutdown Why was only part of the government shut down? 13 15 +413 2 The wallets of at least 800 , 000 federal workers furloughed in a shutdown will be thinner , at least temporarily . least temporarily for how long? 19 21 +413 2 The wallets of at least 800 , 000 federal workers furloughed in a shutdown will be thinner , at least temporarily . temporarily Why only temporarily? 20 21 +413 3 Those workers will not be paid until there ' s an agreement to fund the government anew . fund the government anew Why is the government short on funds? 13 17 +413 3 Those workers will not be paid until there ' s an agreement to fund the government anew . anew when will that happen? 16 17 +413 4 Unable to reach an agreement last night as the House and Senate played political tennis over a plan to temporarily fund the budget , the nation will wake up to an altered government landscape . temporarily fund the budget , Why aren't taxes and other normal sources of government income sufficient? 19 24 +413 4 Unable to reach an agreement last night as the House and Senate played political tennis over a plan to temporarily fund the budget , the nation will wake up to an altered government landscape . political tennis What is an example of \"political tennis\"? 13 15 +413 5 Some of the services immediately affected are largely invisible , but important , nonetheless . largely invisible , but important , How are they invisible but also important? 7 13 +413 5 Some of the services immediately affected are largely invisible , but important , nonetheless . invisible , what are they? 8 10 +413 5 Some of the services immediately affected are largely invisible , but important , nonetheless . invisible , Why are some of the services that were furloughed considered invisible? 8 10 +414 1 DETROIT - Pharmaceuticals , caffeine and items such as toothpaste additives have been found farther out in the Great Lakes than ever before , according to a new study that also raises concerns about their levels . farther out in the Great Lakes than ever before , How far out into the Great Lakes have these debris been found and what was the previous distance in comparison? 14 24 +414 1 DETROIT - Pharmaceuticals , caffeine and items such as toothpaste additives have been found farther out in the Great Lakes than ever before , according to a new study that also raises concerns about their levels . farther why would caffeine and additives be found in the middle of the grea lakes 14 15 +414 1 DETROIT - Pharmaceuticals , caffeine and items such as toothpaste additives have been found farther out in the Great Lakes than ever before , according to a new study that also raises concerns about their levels . farther out in the Great Lakes How are these chemicals getting into the lakes? 14 20 +414 1 DETROIT - Pharmaceuticals , caffeine and items such as toothpaste additives have been found farther out in the Great Lakes than ever before , according to a new study that also raises concerns about their levels . farther out how were they found? 14 16 +414 2 The presence of pharmaceuticals and personal care products - or PPCPs - has previously gone largely unstudied within the Great Lakes , according to Rebecca Klaper , a co - author of the study released last month . previously gone largely unstudied Why has there not been much previous research about this topic? 13 17 +414 2 The presence of pharmaceuticals and personal care products - or PPCPs - has previously gone largely unstudied within the Great Lakes , according to Rebecca Klaper , a co - author of the study released last month . within Which state are they talking about? 17 18 +414 2 The presence of pharmaceuticals and personal care products - or PPCPs - has previously gone largely unstudied within the Great Lakes , according to Rebecca Klaper , a co - author of the study released last month . previously gone largely unstudied How rigorously are these things monitored in other areas of the country? 13 17 +414 3 Klaper , an associate professor at the University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee ' s School of Freshwater Sciences , said the expectation has been that the Great Lakes ' huge volumes of water would dilute the PPCPs into undetectability . huge volumes of water would dilute Why did they think the lakes' volume would be enough, when PPCPs seem to be something people constantly dispose of? 29 35 +414 3 Klaper , an associate professor at the University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee ' s School of Freshwater Sciences , said the expectation has been that the Great Lakes ' huge volumes of water would dilute the PPCPs into undetectability . volumes What is the dilution ratio? 30 31 +414 3 Klaper , an associate professor at the University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee ' s School of Freshwater Sciences , said the expectation has been that the Great Lakes ' huge volumes of water would dilute the PPCPs into undetectability . expectation has been Why are the findings so far from this expectation? 21 24 +414 3 Klaper , an associate professor at the University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee ' s School of Freshwater Sciences , said the expectation has been that the Great Lakes ' huge volumes of water would dilute the PPCPs into undetectability . PPCPs into undetectability but it is not true? 36 39 +414 4 Lakes Michigan and Huron , which are connected , together have 2 quadrillion , or 2 , 000 trillion , gallons of water , for example . quadrillion , What ratio does this come out to be? 12 14 +414 4 Lakes Michigan and Huron , which are connected , together have 2 quadrillion , or 2 , 000 trillion , gallons of water , for example . 2 , 000 trillion , is that a huge amount? 15 20 +414 5 Pharmaceuticals found in Lake Michigan 2 miles offshore from two Milwaukee wastewater treatment plants included a diabetes medication and a hormone used in birth - control pills . diabetes medication and a hormone Are these PPCPs harmful, and in what ways? 16 21 +414 5 Pharmaceuticals found in Lake Michigan 2 miles offshore from two Milwaukee wastewater treatment plants included a diabetes medication and a hormone used in birth - control pills . Pharmaceuticals Is this amound dangerous? 0 1 +414 5 Pharmaceuticals found in Lake Michigan 2 miles offshore from two Milwaukee wastewater treatment plants included a diabetes medication and a hormone used in birth - control pills . diabetes medication and a hormone How do these chemicals affect the aquatic environment? 16 21 +415 1 UNITED NATIONS - There are no shortages of challenges facing Caribbean countries - burgeoning unemployment , high crime , a chronic health crisis . Caribbean countries What are the specific countries? 10 12 +415 1 UNITED NATIONS - There are no shortages of challenges facing Caribbean countries - burgeoning unemployment , high crime , a chronic health crisis . Caribbean countries how did these issues arise? 10 12 +415 1 UNITED NATIONS - There are no shortages of challenges facing Caribbean countries - burgeoning unemployment , high crime , a chronic health crisis . challenges facing Caribbean countries Why do they have such challenges? 8 12 +415 2 But for almost every Caribbean leader who spoke to the United Nations General Assembly last week , one issue came up time and again : compensating descendants of enslaved and oppressed Africans in Europe ' s former colonies for the generational and , arguably , irreparable damage of slavery . Caribbean leader Who are these leaders? 4 6 +415 2 But for almost every Caribbean leader who spoke to the United Nations General Assembly last week , one issue came up time and again : compensating descendants of enslaved and oppressed Africans in Europe ' s former colonies for the generational and , arguably , irreparable damage of slavery . United Nations General Assembly What was the context of this meeting? 10 14 +415 2 But for almost every Caribbean leader who spoke to the United Nations General Assembly last week , one issue came up time and again : compensating descendants of enslaved and oppressed Africans in Europe ' s former colonies for the generational and , arguably , irreparable damage of slavery . of enslaved and oppressed monetary compensation? 27 31 +415 2 But for almost every Caribbean leader who spoke to the United Nations General Assembly last week , one issue came up time and again : compensating descendants of enslaved and oppressed Africans in Europe ' s former colonies for the generational and , arguably , irreparable damage of slavery . irreparable damage of slavery What damage exists today for these people? 45 49 +415 3 " The legacy of slavery and colonialism in the Caribbean has severely impaired our development options , " Antigua and Barbuda Prime Minister Baldwin Spencer said . impaired our development What are some specific ways this has impaired development options? 12 15 +415 3 " The legacy of slavery and colonialism in the Caribbean has severely impaired our development options , " Antigua and Barbuda Prime Minister Baldwin Spencer said . options , " How has it impaired options for development? 15 18 +415 3 " The legacy of slavery and colonialism in the Caribbean has severely impaired our development options , " Antigua and Barbuda Prime Minister Baldwin Spencer said . Antigua and Barbuda where is this? 18 21 +415 3 " The legacy of slavery and colonialism in the Caribbean has severely impaired our development options , " Antigua and Barbuda Prime Minister Baldwin Spencer said . severely impaired our development options , " How specifically has it severely impaired them? 11 18 +415 4 " Reparations must be directed toward repairing the damage inflicted by slavery and racism " . " Reparations What would these reparations look like, and who would receive them? 0 2 +415 5 For decades , cultural leaders , black scholars and others across the United States , Caribbean and Africa have unsuccessfully sought reparations from Britain , France and the Netherlands for sponsoring and endorsing kidnapping , enslaving and selling Africans . endorsing What does it look like for a country to endorse but not sponsor slavery? 32 33 +415 5 For decades , cultural leaders , black scholars and others across the United States , Caribbean and Africa have unsuccessfully sought reparations from Britain , France and the Netherlands for sponsoring and endorsing kidnapping , enslaving and selling Africans . sought reparations has it ever worked? 20 22 +416 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - Every day , usually more than once , Curtis Doyle reminds his dad about the trip they ' re planning for next summer to Walt Disney World . reminds his dad Why does Curtis keep reminding his dad about the trip? 15 18 +416 2 It ' s an obvious source of excitement for Doyle , who is 27 years old and has severe autism . severe autism why is this important? 18 20 +416 2 It ' s an obvious source of excitement for Doyle , who is 27 years old and has severe autism . source of excitement Why does this trip excite Doyle so much? 5 8 +416 3 But the trip has become a source of anxiety for his father , Brad Doyle , because Disney said recently it would stop allowing disabled guests to jump ahead in lines at the attractions in its U . S . theme parks . stop allowing why would they stop allowing? 22 24 +416 3 But the trip has become a source of anxiety for his father , Brad Doyle , because Disney said recently it would stop allowing disabled guests to jump ahead in lines at the attractions in its U . S . theme parks . stop allowing Why would Disney decide to stop allowing disabled guests from jumping ahead in the lines? 22 24 +416 3 But the trip has become a source of anxiety for his father , Brad Doyle , because Disney said recently it would stop allowing disabled guests to jump ahead in lines at the attractions in its U . S . theme parks . jump ahead in lines Why has Disney proposed disallowing disabled guests to jump ahead in lines? 27 31 +416 3 But the trip has become a source of anxiety for his father , Brad Doyle , because Disney said recently it would stop allowing disabled guests to jump ahead in lines at the attractions in its U . S . theme parks . allowing Why is Disney no longer allowing disabled people to go ahead in the lines? 23 24 +416 4 Disney will give them return times instead . return times what is a return time? 4 6 +416 4 Disney will give them return times instead . return times How long would the wait be for the return times? 4 6 +416 4 Disney will give them return times instead . return times instead Why is Disney doing the return times instead of letting them cut the lines? 4 7 +416 5 It might seem a minor change to most families . most families do other families know about it? 7 9 +416 5 It might seem a minor change to most families . minor Why do most families just consider this a minor change? 4 5 +417 1 YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK , Calif . - Clare Cogan and Daniel Mohally stood forlornly inside the Yosemite Visitors Bureau , trying to determine how to salvage their honeymoon . forlornly inside Why were they forlone? 13 15 +417 1 YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK , Calif . - Clare Cogan and Daniel Mohally stood forlornly inside the Yosemite Visitors Bureau , trying to determine how to salvage their honeymoon . honeymoon What happened to Clare Cogan and Daniel Mohally on their honeymoon? 27 28 +417 2 The Cork , Ireland , couple had flown to the United States last week for a honeymoon that started in San Diego and will end in San Francisco . flown to the United why honeymoon in america? 7 11 +417 3 In between - the highlight of their trip - was an excursion to Yosemite . excursion did they hike? 11 12 +417 4 " We grew up seeing pictures of it in books , " said Cogan , a 31 - year - old receptionist . receptionist why does her job matter? 21 22 +417 4 " We grew up seeing pictures of it in books , " said Cogan , a 31 - year - old receptionist . seeing pictures of it in books , " what did they see pictures of? 4 12 +417 5 " You know , the cars underneath those huge sequoia trees . cars underneath what cars underneath the trees 5 7 +418 1 GENEVA , N . Y . - Trees at Cornell University ' s research orchard this fall are heavy with waxy apples , deep - red , round apples , oblong apples and aromatic apples that smell like autumn . heavy Why are they so heavy with apples? 18 19 +418 1 GENEVA , N . Y . - Trees at Cornell University ' s research orchard this fall are heavy with waxy apples , deep - red , round apples , oblong apples and aromatic apples that smell like autumn . research How did a research orchard come about? 13 14 +418 2 The thousands of trees here are tended for a single goal : to grow apples with just the right mix of sweetness , tart and crunch . right mix What is the right mix? 18 20 +418 2 The thousands of trees here are tended for a single goal : to grow apples with just the right mix of sweetness , tart and crunch . grow How do they change the taste of an apple? 13 14 +418 3 The orchards , part of the New York State Agricultural Experiment Station , are essentially a 50 - acre lab devoted to developing apples that are tasty for consumers and hardy for farmers . 50 - acre lab how many square miles? 16 20 +418 3 The orchards , part of the New York State Agricultural Experiment Station , are essentially a 50 - acre lab devoted to developing apples that are tasty for consumers and hardy for farmers . apples How many different trees are there? 23 24 +418 4 The station has released 66 apple varieties over more than a century including Cortland , Macoun and two new entries at farm markets this fall : SnapDragon and RubyFrost . Macoun what does it taste like? 15 16 +418 4 The station has released 66 apple varieties over more than a century including Cortland , Macoun and two new entries at farm markets this fall : SnapDragon and RubyFrost . 66 How long has this orchard been growing trees? 4 5 +418 5 " I could never be a medical doctor ; I don ' t like blood . blood What does this have to do with apples? 14 15 +418 5 " I could never be a medical doctor ; I don ' t like blood . be who said this? 4 5 +419 1 ST . LOUIS - Shirley Booker didn ' t sign up to live next to a farm . didn ' t sign up Why have the surroundings of her home changed? 6 11 +419 1 ST . LOUIS - Shirley Booker didn ' t sign up to live next to a farm . Shirley Booker Who is Shirley Booker? 4 6 +419 1 ST . LOUIS - Shirley Booker didn ' t sign up to live next to a farm . Shirley Booker who is she? 4 6 +419 2 But these days , when she looks out the front door of the house where she ' s lived for 37 years , a farm is exactly what she sees . looks out what does she see? 6 8 +419 2 But these days , when she looks out the front door of the house where she ' s lived for 37 years , a farm is exactly what she sees . farm is exactly what she sees Why is this such a surprise? 24 30 +419 2 But these days , when she looks out the front door of the house where she ' s lived for 37 years , a farm is exactly what she sees . a farm Is this a new farm? 23 25 +419 3 It stretches across about 10 blocks in the city ' s St . Louis Place neighborhood , some planted with corn , some with soybeans . some planted with corn , more corn or soybeans? 17 22 +419 4 The land was bought from the city last year by Paul McKee ' s NorthSide Regeneration LLC , then leased to a farming company founded by former Olympian Jackie Joyner - Kersee . land was bought from the city last year What made the land attractive to a buyer? 1 9 +419 4 The land was bought from the city last year by Paul McKee ' s NorthSide Regeneration LLC , then leased to a farming company founded by former Olympian Jackie Joyner - Kersee . The land How much land exactly? 0 2 +419 4 The land was bought from the city last year by Paul McKee ' s NorthSide Regeneration LLC , then leased to a farming company founded by former Olympian Jackie Joyner - Kersee . was bought What was the sale price? 2 4 +419 4 The land was bought from the city last year by Paul McKee ' s NorthSide Regeneration LLC , then leased to a farming company founded by former Olympian Jackie Joyner - Kersee . a farming company What is the name of the farming company 21 24 +419 4 The land was bought from the city last year by Paul McKee ' s NorthSide Regeneration LLC , then leased to a farming company founded by former Olympian Jackie Joyner - Kersee . Olympian what sport? 27 28 +419 5 It ' s being billed as perhaps the largest urban agriculture experiment in the country , and a way to put long vacant land to productive use . urban agriculture experiment How have other urban agriculture experiments fared? 9 12 +419 5 It ' s being billed as perhaps the largest urban agriculture experiment in the country , and a way to put long vacant land to productive use . experiment Why is it considered an experiment? 11 12 +419 5 It ' s being billed as perhaps the largest urban agriculture experiment in the country , and a way to put long vacant land to productive use . long vacant land How long was the land vacant? 21 24 +420 1 A series of discoveries from NASA ' s Curiosity rover are giving scientists a picture of Mars that looks increasingly complex , with small bits of water spread around the surface and an interior that could have been more geologically mature than experts had previously thought . mature In what way could a planet show signs of geological maturity? 40 41 +420 1 A series of discoveries from NASA ' s Curiosity rover are giving scientists a picture of Mars that looks increasingly complex , with small bits of water spread around the surface and an interior that could have been more geologically mature than experts had previously thought . than experts had previously thought . Who are the experts? 41 47 +420 1 A series of discoveries from NASA ' s Curiosity rover are giving scientists a picture of Mars that looks increasingly complex , with small bits of water spread around the surface and an interior that could have been more geologically mature than experts had previously thought . geologically mature just meaning older? 39 41 +420 2 Curiosity ' s formidable arsenal of scientific instruments has detected traces of water chemically bound to the Martian dust that seems to be covering the entire planet . chemically Can life be sustained through water that is chemically bound? 13 14 +420 2 Curiosity ' s formidable arsenal of scientific instruments has detected traces of water chemically bound to the Martian dust that seems to be covering the entire planet . seems to be covering the entire planet How did they conclude that it seems to be covering the entire planet? 20 27 +420 2 Curiosity ' s formidable arsenal of scientific instruments has detected traces of water chemically bound to the Martian dust that seems to be covering the entire planet . covering the entire planet does it ever leave? 23 27 +420 3 The finding , among several in the five studies published online Thursday by the journal Science , may explain mysterious water signals picked up by satellites in orbit around the Red Planet . satellites How do satellites detect water? 25 26 +420 3 The finding , among several in the five studies published online Thursday by the journal Science , may explain mysterious water signals picked up by satellites in orbit around the Red Planet . mysterious water signals picked up by satellites How did these satellites pick up signals of water? 19 26 +420 4 The soil that covers Mars ' surface in Gale Crater , where Curiosity landed last year , seems to have two major components , according to data from the rover ' s laser - shooting Chemistry and Camera instrument . two What are the components and how are they significant? 20 21 +420 4 The soil that covers Mars ' surface in Gale Crater , where Curiosity landed last year , seems to have two major components , according to data from the rover ' s laser - shooting Chemistry and Camera instrument . seems to have two major components , What are these two major components? 17 24 +420 4 The soil that covers Mars ' surface in Gale Crater , where Curiosity landed last year , seems to have two major components , according to data from the rover ' s laser - shooting Chemistry and Camera instrument . Gale Crater , where is gale crater? 8 11 +420 5 One is a coarse soil with millimeter - wide grains that probably came from the rocks around them ; the other is very fine , with grains often a few micrometers in size , the ChemCam data show . ChemCam How does the ChemCam measure the size of the grains? 35 36 +420 5 One is a coarse soil with millimeter - wide grains that probably came from the rocks around them ; the other is very fine , with grains often a few micrometers in size , the ChemCam data show . millimeter - wide grains How did they measure the grains? 6 10 +420 5 One is a coarse soil with millimeter - wide grains that probably came from the rocks around them ; the other is very fine , with grains often a few micrometers in size , the ChemCam data show . few micrometers in size Again, how did they measure the grains? 29 33 +420 5 One is a coarse soil with millimeter - wide grains that probably came from the rocks around them ; the other is very fine , with grains often a few micrometers in size , the ChemCam data show . ChemCam data is that a machinery? 35 37 +421 1 JINTANG , China - In a lifetime of herding , Liu Xiangqing had never seen cows so scared . scared Why were the cows scared? 17 18 +421 1 JINTANG , China - In a lifetime of herding , Liu Xiangqing had never seen cows so scared . Liu Xiangqing had never seen cows so scared Why were the cows so scared? 10 18 +421 1 JINTANG , China - In a lifetime of herding , Liu Xiangqing had never seen cows so scared . scared Why were the cows scared? 17 18 +421 2 Normally , at 6 a . m . , they would be gathered together , contentedly chewing and grazing in the dawn light . gathered where were the cows gathered? 12 13 +421 2 Normally , at 6 a . m . , they would be gathered together , contentedly chewing and grazing in the dawn light . they Who is they? 9 10 +421 2 Normally , at 6 a . m . , they would be gathered together , contentedly chewing and grazing in the dawn light . gathered Who was gathering? 12 13 +421 3 But this June morning , they were scattered through the pine scrub , pacing with agitation , their ears alert . scattered through the pine scrub , Is it possible they may have felt safer there? 7 13 +421 3 But this June morning , they were scattered through the pine scrub , pacing with agitation , their ears alert . they Who is this referring to? 5 6 +421 4 Liu took a quick head count and realized one was missing , a 2 - year - old bull . took a quick head count How many were in the herd in total? 1 6 +421 4 Liu took a quick head count and realized one was missing , a 2 - year - old bull . missing , Why was the bull missing? 10 12 +421 5 By the time the remains were located , the tail and thighs were missing , the entrails spilled in the dirt . located , Where were the remains located? 6 8 +421 5 By the time the remains were located , the tail and thighs were missing , the entrails spilled in the dirt . the remains were located , Was this caused by a carnivorous animal or humans? 3 8 +421 5 By the time the remains were located , the tail and thighs were missing , the entrails spilled in the dirt . remains Who's remains? 4 5 +421 5 By the time the remains were located , the tail and thighs were missing , the entrails spilled in the dirt . spilled How did they become spilled? 17 18 +421 5 By the time the remains were located , the tail and thighs were missing , the entrails spilled in the dirt . the remains What happened to the bull that there were remains? 3 5 +421 5 By the time the remains were located , the tail and thighs were missing , the entrails spilled in the dirt . remains What killed this cow in such a gruesome way? 4 5 +422 1 MIAMI - The Argentine tegu lizard doesn ' t grow nearly as big as a Burmese python but it may be a greater threat to South Florida ' s native animals . South Florida ' s native animals . Which of South Florida's native animals are threatened? 25 32 +422 1 MIAMI - The Argentine tegu lizard doesn ' t grow nearly as big as a Burmese python but it may be a greater threat to South Florida ' s native animals . may be a greater threat to South Why is the tegu lizard a great threat? 19 26 +422 1 MIAMI - The Argentine tegu lizard doesn ' t grow nearly as big as a Burmese python but it may be a greater threat to South Florida ' s native animals . tegu lizard how does it look? 4 6 +422 1 MIAMI - The Argentine tegu lizard doesn ' t grow nearly as big as a Burmese python but it may be a greater threat to South Florida ' s native animals . greater threat How would the tegu lizard be a greater threat to South Florida? 22 24 +422 1 MIAMI - The Argentine tegu lizard doesn ' t grow nearly as big as a Burmese python but it may be a greater threat to South Florida ' s native animals . grow nearly as big How big does it grow? 9 13 +422 2 At a maximum size of four feet , a tegu can ' t gobble down a full - grown deer or alligator with its rapier - sharp teeth . rapier - sharp teeth why cant it? 24 28 +422 3 But the invasive , black and white reptiles have the potential to cause even more ecological damage than the 18 - foot snakes that have drawn international media attention in recent years . potential to cause even more ecological damage Why do the lizards have the potential to do ecological damage? 10 17 +422 3 But the invasive , black and white reptiles have the potential to cause even more ecological damage than the 18 - foot snakes that have drawn international media attention in recent years . potential how would they do it? 10 11 +422 3 But the invasive , black and white reptiles have the potential to cause even more ecological damage than the 18 - foot snakes that have drawn international media attention in recent years . more ecological damage How do the tegu lizards cause more ecological damage than pythons? 14 17 +422 3 But the invasive , black and white reptiles have the potential to cause even more ecological damage than the 18 - foot snakes that have drawn international media attention in recent years . more ecological damage Why do they cause more damage? 14 17 +422 4 And now , scientists say , it ' s too late to eradicate them . scientists say , Which scientists? 3 6 +422 4 And now , scientists say , it ' s too late to eradicate them . it ' s too late to eradicate them Why can the lizards not be eliminated? 6 14 +422 4 And now , scientists say , it ' s too late to eradicate them . too late why is it too late? 9 11 +422 4 And now , scientists say , it ' s too late to eradicate them . too late Why would it be too late to eradicate the tegu lizards? 9 11 +423 1 STOCKHOLM - Francois Englert of Belgium and Peter Higgs of Britain won the 2013 Nobel Prize in physics on Tuesday for their theory on how the most basic building blocks of the universe acquire mass , eventually forming the world we know today . theory What is their theory? 22 23 +423 1 STOCKHOLM - Francois Englert of Belgium and Peter Higgs of Britain won the 2013 Nobel Prize in physics on Tuesday for their theory on how the most basic building blocks of the universe acquire mass , eventually forming the world we know today . acquire mass , How do the basic building blocks of the universe gather mass? 33 36 +423 2 Their concept was confirmed last year by the discovery of the so - called Higgs particle , also known as the Higgs boson , at CERN , the European Organization for Nuclear Research in Geneva , the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences said . Higgs particle , What is the higgs particle? 14 17 +423 2 Their concept was confirmed last year by the discovery of the so - called Higgs particle , also known as the Higgs boson , at CERN , the European Organization for Nuclear Research in Geneva , the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences said . Higgs particle What is the Higgs particle? 14 16 +423 2 Their concept was confirmed last year by the discovery of the so - called Higgs particle , also known as the Higgs boson , at CERN , the European Organization for Nuclear Research in Geneva , the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences said . discovery How was the Higgs particle discovered and by whom? 8 9 +423 2 Their concept was confirmed last year by the discovery of the so - called Higgs particle , also known as the Higgs boson , at CERN , the European Organization for Nuclear Research in Geneva , the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences said . so - called Why the \"so-called\" particle? 11 14 +423 3 " I am overwhelmed to receive this award and thank the Royal Swedish Academy , " the 84 - year - old Higgs said in a statement released by the University of Edinburgh , where he is a professor emeritus . emeritus What does emeritus mean? 39 40 +423 4 " I hope this recognition of fundamental science will help raise awareness of the value of blue - sky research " . value of blue - sky research " What is the value of blue-sky research? 14 21 +423 4 " I hope this recognition of fundamental science will help raise awareness of the value of blue - sky research " . blue - sky research " What is blue-sky research? 16 21 +423 4 " I hope this recognition of fundamental science will help raise awareness of the value of blue - sky research " . blue - sky research " What is \"blue-sky research? 16 21 +423 5 " Of course I ' m happy , " the 80 - year - old Englert told reporters , thanking all those who helped him in his research . who helped him in his research Who helped him in his research? 22 28 +424 1 DETROIT - The 128 - year - old Detroit Institute of Arts has gained a reputation as a home for some of the world ' s most hallowed masterpieces : Paintings by Van Gogh and Picasso , the Rivera industry murals . reputation Why has it become so successful? 15 16 +424 1 DETROIT - The 128 - year - old Detroit Institute of Arts has gained a reputation as a home for some of the world ' s most hallowed masterpieces : Paintings by Van Gogh and Picasso , the Rivera industry murals . world ' s most hallowed masterpieces : Why are those pieces the worlds most hallowed masterpieces? 23 30 +424 1 DETROIT - The 128 - year - old Detroit Institute of Arts has gained a reputation as a home for some of the world ' s most hallowed masterpieces : Paintings by Van Gogh and Picasso , the Rivera industry murals . most hallowed masterpieces : Why are these masterpieces so hallowed? 26 30 +424 1 DETROIT - The 128 - year - old Detroit Institute of Arts has gained a reputation as a home for some of the world ' s most hallowed masterpieces : Paintings by Van Gogh and Picasso , the Rivera industry murals . 128 - year - old Detroit since the 19th century? 3 9 +424 2 Things will look a bit different , though , over the next few months . different , How will thing look different? 5 7 +424 2 Things will look a bit different , though , over the next few months . look a bit different , How will things look different? 2 7 +424 2 Things will look a bit different , though , over the next few months . Things will look a bit different , Why will things look a bit different? 0 7 +424 2 Things will look a bit different , though , over the next few months . different , what will be different? 5 7 +424 3 Vincent , Pablo and Diego will have company in the form of Mickey , Bart and Bugs . Mickey , Bart and Bugs Who are Micky, Bart, and Bugs? 12 17 +424 3 Vincent , Pablo and Diego will have company in the form of Mickey , Bart and Bugs . Mickey , Bart and Bugs Are they adding those to the gallery? 12 17 +424 3 Vincent , Pablo and Diego will have company in the form of Mickey , Bart and Bugs . Mickey , Bart and Bugs disney characters? 12 17 +424 4 " Watch Me Move : The Animation Show , " which organizers call the " most extensive animation show ever mounted , " has both iconic clips - featuring the aforementioned Mouse , Simpson and Bunny - as well as lesser - known works that span the past 100 - plus years . as well as lesser - known works What are the lesser known works? 37 44 +424 4 " Watch Me Move : The Animation Show , " which organizers call the " most extensive animation show ever mounted , " has both iconic clips - featuring the aforementioned Mouse , Simpson and Bunny - as well as lesser - known works that span the past 100 - plus years . " most extensive animation show ever mounted , " Why is it the most extensive animation show ever mounted? 14 23 +424 4 " Watch Me Move : The Animation Show , " which organizers call the " most extensive animation show ever mounted , " has both iconic clips - featuring the aforementioned Mouse , Simpson and Bunny - as well as lesser - known works that span the past 100 - plus years . as well as lesser - known works Which lesser-known works? 37 44 +424 5 The show brings together industry pioneers , independent filmmakers and contemporary artists , including William Kentridge and Nathalie Djurberg , alongside commercial studios such as Walt Disney , Aardman and Pixar . industry pioneers Who are the industry pioneers? 4 6 +424 5 The show brings together industry pioneers , independent filmmakers and contemporary artists , including William Kentridge and Nathalie Djurberg , alongside commercial studios such as Walt Disney , Aardman and Pixar . artists , What is the difference between the industry pioneers, independent filmmakers, and contemporary artists? 11 13 +425 1 WASHINGTON - The government shutdown has slowed or halted federal efforts to protect Americans ' health and safety , from probes into the cause of transportation and workplace accidents to tracking foodborne illness . foodborne illness What foodborne illness? 31 33 +425 1 WASHINGTON - The government shutdown has slowed or halted federal efforts to protect Americans ' health and safety , from probes into the cause of transportation and workplace accidents to tracking foodborne illness . government shutdown Why was there a government shutdown? 3 5 +425 2 The latest example : an outbreak of salmonella in chicken that has sickened people in 18 states . 18 states What states? 15 17 +425 2 The latest example : an outbreak of salmonella in chicken that has sickened people in 18 states . 18 states which states? 15 17 +425 3 The federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Tuesday that it was recalling some of its furloughed staff to deal with the outbreak , which has sickened more than 270 people . staff to deal with the outbreak , How was the staff supposed to handle and prevent the spread of the outbreak? 18 25 +425 3 The federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Tuesday that it was recalling some of its furloughed staff to deal with the outbreak , which has sickened more than 270 people . furloughed staff why were they furloughed ? 17 19 +425 3 The federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Tuesday that it was recalling some of its furloughed staff to deal with the outbreak , which has sickened more than 270 people . furloughed what is a furlough? 17 18 +425 4 Before then , the CDC had only a handful of scientists working on outbreak detection , severely hampering its ability to track potentially deadly illnesses . handful of scientists working Why such a little amount of working scientists? 8 12 +425 4 Before then , the CDC had only a handful of scientists working on outbreak detection , severely hampering its ability to track potentially deadly illnesses . hampering its ability If it hampered their ability to track down potentially deadly illnesses, why did they have such a little amount of scientists and staff? 17 20 +425 4 Before then , the CDC had only a handful of scientists working on outbreak detection , severely hampering its ability to track potentially deadly illnesses . had only a handful why only a handful? 5 9 +425 5 With federal workers on leave , the states have had to pick up much of the slack . federal workers on leave , Why are federal working on leave? 1 6 +425 5 With federal workers on leave , the states have had to pick up much of the slack . federal workers on leave , when will they return? 1 6 +425 5 With federal workers on leave , the states have had to pick up much of the slack . slack How have the states picked up the slack? 16 17 +426 1 LOS ANGELES - A hoax science paper written to expose lazy or unscrupulous academic publishers was accepted for publication by a shocking 157 open - access science journals recently . A hoax science paper written Why would they want to expose publishers? 3 8 +426 1 LOS ANGELES - A hoax science paper written to expose lazy or unscrupulous academic publishers was accepted for publication by a shocking 157 open - access science journals recently . science paper What was the science paper about? 5 7 +426 2 In a sting operation conducted by the journal Science , contributing correspondent John Bohannon uncovered a " Wild West " landscape among fee - seeking publishers - a part of which use false addresses , false names , overseas bank accounts and superficial " peer reviews " on a routine basis . fee - seeking publishers - a Who are the fee-seeking publishers? 22 28 +426 2 In a sting operation conducted by the journal Science , contributing correspondent John Bohannon uncovered a " Wild West " landscape among fee - seeking publishers - a part of which use false addresses , false names , overseas bank accounts and superficial " peer reviews " on a routine basis . fee - seeking publishers Is there any legal action being taken against these perpetrators? 22 26 +426 2 In a sting operation conducted by the journal Science , contributing correspondent John Bohannon uncovered a " Wild West " landscape among fee - seeking publishers - a part of which use false addresses , false names , overseas bank accounts and superficial " peer reviews " on a routine basis . " Wild West " why is it quoted? 16 20 +426 3 " From humble and idealistic beginnings a decade ago , open - access scientific journals have mushroomed into a global industry , driven by author publication fees rather than traditional subscriptions , " wrote Bohannon , a molecular biologist and science reporter . author publication fees How big were these supposed fees? 24 27 +426 3 " From humble and idealistic beginnings a decade ago , open - access scientific journals have mushroomed into a global industry , driven by author publication fees rather than traditional subscriptions , " wrote Bohannon , a molecular biologist and science reporter . Bohannon , what are his credentials? 34 36 +426 4 " Most of the players are murky , " he wrote . are murky , " why are they murky? 5 9 +426 4 " Most of the players are murky , " he wrote . murky , " What does it mean that the players are murky? 6 9 +426 5 " The identity and location of the journals ' editors , as well as the financial workings of their publishers , are often purposefully obscured " . purposefully obscured " Why are they afraid of revealing the evidence? 23 26 +426 5 " The identity and location of the journals ' editors , as well as the financial workings of their publishers , are often purposefully obscured " . obscured " Why are the editors and financial workings obscured? 24 26 +427 1 The world is aging so fast that most countries are not prepared to support their swelling numbers of elderly people , according to a global study being issued Tuesday by the United Nations and an elder rights group . and an elder rights group . Which elder rights group? 33 39 +427 1 The world is aging so fast that most countries are not prepared to support their swelling numbers of elderly people , according to a global study being issued Tuesday by the United Nations and an elder rights group . not How are the countries not prepared to support the elderly? 10 11 +427 1 The world is aging so fast that most countries are not prepared to support their swelling numbers of elderly people , according to a global study being issued Tuesday by the United Nations and an elder rights group . elderly Why is the elderly population living longer ? 18 19 +427 2 The report ranks the social and economic well - being of elders in 91 countries , with Sweden coming out on top and Afghanistan at the bottom . ranks How exactly did they come up with the ranking system of the well-being of the elders? 2 3 +427 2 The report ranks the social and economic well - being of elders in 91 countries , with Sweden coming out on top and Afghanistan at the bottom . Afghanistan at the bottom Which factors put Afghanistan at the bottom of the socioeconomic scale? 23 27 +427 2 The report ranks the social and economic well - being of elders in 91 countries , with Sweden coming out on top and Afghanistan at the bottom . Afghanistan why are they on bottom? 23 24 +427 3 It reflects what advocates for the old have been warning , with increasing urgency , for years : Nations are simply not working quickly enough to cope with a population graying faster than ever before . cope In what ways can they help \"cope\" with the population of the elderly? 26 27 +427 3 It reflects what advocates for the old have been warning , with increasing urgency , for years : Nations are simply not working quickly enough to cope with a population graying faster than ever before . Nations are simply not working quickly What can nations do to work more quickly? 18 24 +427 4 By the year 2050 , for the first time in history , seniors older than 60 will outnumber children younger than 15 . for How do they know that number of seniors will be more than the population of those younger than 15? 5 6 +427 4 By the year 2050 , for the first time in history , seniors older than 60 will outnumber children younger than 15 . 60 will outnumber children younger than 15 What research determines the projection that people older than 60 will outnumber children? 15 22 +427 4 By the year 2050 , for the first time in history , seniors older than 60 will outnumber children younger than 15 . history , seniors older than 60 will how do they know this? 10 17 +427 5 Truong Tien Thao , who runs a small tea shop on the sidewalk near his home in Hanoi , Vietnam , is 65 and acutely aware that he , like millions of others , is plunging into old age without a safety net . without Is Truong Tien Thao talking about social security? 39 40 +427 5 Truong Tien Thao , who runs a small tea shop on the sidewalk near his home in Hanoi , Vietnam , is 65 and acutely aware that he , like millions of others , is plunging into old age without a safety net . without a safety net Who is responsible for creating this safety net? 39 43 +427 5 Truong Tien Thao , who runs a small tea shop on the sidewalk near his home in Hanoi , Vietnam , is 65 and acutely aware that he , like millions of others , is plunging into old age without a safety net . acutely aware does he care? 24 26 +428 1 STOCKHOLM - Short story master Alice Munro , who captures the everyday lives and epiphanies of men and women in rural Canada with elegant and precise prose , won the Nobel Prize in literature on Thursday . Short story master Alice Munro , How many short stories has Alice Munro written? 2 8 +428 1 STOCKHOLM - Short story master Alice Munro , who captures the everyday lives and epiphanies of men and women in rural Canada with elegant and precise prose , won the Nobel Prize in literature on Thursday . Short story master how is she a master? 2 5 +428 1 STOCKHOLM - Short story master Alice Munro , who captures the everyday lives and epiphanies of men and women in rural Canada with elegant and precise prose , won the Nobel Prize in literature on Thursday . in rural Canada What parts of rural Canada? 19 22 +428 2 Munro is the first Canadian writer to receive the prestigious $ 1 . 2 million award from the Swedish Academy since Saul Bellow , who left for the U . S . as a boy and won in 1976 . since Saul Bellow , How old was Saul Bellow when he won the award? 20 24 +428 2 Munro is the first Canadian writer to receive the prestigious $ 1 . 2 million award from the Swedish Academy since Saul Bellow , who left for the U . S . as a boy and won in 1976 . Saul Bellow , is he famous? 21 24 +428 2 Munro is the first Canadian writer to receive the prestigious $ 1 . 2 million award from the Swedish Academy since Saul Bellow , who left for the U . S . as a boy and won in 1976 . Saul Bellow , What did Saul Bellow write? 21 24 +428 3 Seen as a contemporary Chekhov for her warmth , insight and compassion , she has captured a wide range of lives and personalities without passing judgment on her characters . Seen as a contemporary Chekhov for her warmth , Is Chekhov a persons name? 0 9 +428 3 Seen as a contemporary Chekhov for her warmth , insight and compassion , she has captured a wide range of lives and personalities without passing judgment on her characters . Chekhov what is a chekhov? 4 5 +428 4 Unusually for Nobel winners , Munro ' s work consists almost entirely of short stories . Unusually Should another word be used here? 0 1 +428 4 Unusually for Nobel winners , Munro ' s work consists almost entirely of short stories . Unusually for Nobel winners , How many Nobel winners have there been in all of history? 0 5 +428 4 Unusually for Nobel winners , Munro ' s work consists almost entirely of short stories . Unusually are they usually long stories? 0 1 +428 4 Unusually for Nobel winners , Munro ' s work consists almost entirely of short stories . short stories What are the names of the short stories Munro has written? 13 15 +428 5 " Lives of Girls and Women " is her only novel , and even that is often described as a collection of linked stories . often described Who is the novel often described by? 16 18 +429 1 GORDONVILLE , Pa . - The debate over U . S . healthcare reform that has gripped the nation and led to a government shutdown is of small concern in rural Pennsylvania ' s Amish country for a very simple reason . small concern How is healthcare reform a small concern for the Amish? 27 29 +429 1 GORDONVILLE , Pa . - The debate over U . S . healthcare reform that has gripped the nation and led to a government shutdown is of small concern in rural Pennsylvania ' s Amish country for a very simple reason . small concern Why is the lack of healthcare reform of little concern to Pennsylvania's Amish communicty? 27 29 +429 1 GORDONVILLE , Pa . - The debate over U . S . healthcare reform that has gripped the nation and led to a government shutdown is of small concern in rural Pennsylvania ' s Amish country for a very simple reason . healthcare reform that has gripped the nation How has healthcare reform been bad for the nation? 12 19 +429 1 GORDONVILLE , Pa . - The debate over U . S . healthcare reform that has gripped the nation and led to a government shutdown is of small concern in rural Pennsylvania ' s Amish country for a very simple reason . small concern why isnt it a larger concern? 27 29 +429 2 Along with eschewing cars and many other modern technologies , the descendants of 18th - Century German immigrants who practice the Amish and Old Order Mennonite religions , have effectively opted out of Obamacare , along with most federal safety net programs . opted out Why would the Amish and Mennonites opt out of Obamacare? 30 32 +429 2 Along with eschewing cars and many other modern technologies , the descendants of 18th - Century German immigrants who practice the Amish and Old Order Mennonite religions , have effectively opted out of Obamacare , along with most federal safety net programs . eschewing What does the word eschewing mean? 2 3 +429 2 Along with eschewing cars and many other modern technologies , the descendants of 18th - Century German immigrants who practice the Amish and Old Order Mennonite religions , have effectively opted out of Obamacare , along with most federal safety net programs . eschewing What is the meaning of eschewing? 2 3 +429 3 A little - known provision of the law with its roots in a 1950s battle over Social Security exempts these communities from the individual mandate , an element of the Affordable Care Act that requires most Americans to purchase health insurance in some form . exempts these communities What other communities are considered exempt from the mandate? 18 21 +429 3 A little - known provision of the law with its roots in a 1950s battle over Social Security exempts these communities from the individual mandate , an element of the Affordable Care Act that requires most Americans to purchase health insurance in some form . little - known provision Why isn't this provision well known? 1 5 +429 4 But it is not the idea of health insurance the Amish reject - the close - knit communities essentially insure themselves . Amish reject What is it that the Amish reject? 10 12 +429 4 But it is not the idea of health insurance the Amish reject - the close - knit communities essentially insure themselves . reject If it is not the health insurance that the Amish object to, then what is it? 11 12 +429 4 But it is not the idea of health insurance the Amish reject - the close - knit communities essentially insure themselves . insure themselves How do these communities insure themselves? 19 21 +429 4 But it is not the idea of health insurance the Amish reject - the close - knit communities essentially insure themselves . insure themselves how do they do that? 19 21 +429 5 " We have our own health care , " said a retired Amish carpenter , who like other Amish interviewed for this story , asked that his name not be used because of a traditional aversion to publicity and bringing attention to oneself . health care , " What is the Amish health care system? 5 9 +429 5 " We have our own health care , " said a retired Amish carpenter , who like other Amish interviewed for this story , asked that his name not be used because of a traditional aversion to publicity and bringing attention to oneself . our own health care , " What are some similarities or differences between Amish health insurance and traditional health insurance? 3 9 +429 5 " We have our own health care , " said a retired Amish carpenter , who like other Amish interviewed for this story , asked that his name not be used because of a traditional aversion to publicity and bringing attention to oneself . " We have our own health care , " Where does this health care come from? 0 9 +429 5 " We have our own health care , " said a retired Amish carpenter , who like other Amish interviewed for this story , asked that his name not be used because of a traditional aversion to publicity and bringing attention to oneself . bringing attention to why would he speak then? 39 42 +430 1 THE HAGUE , Netherlands - Efforts to eliminate chemical weapons won the Nobel Peace Prize on Friday for the global watchdog trying to destroy Syria ' s stockpiles of nerve gas and other poisonous agents . global watchdog What is a global watchdog? 19 21 +430 1 THE HAGUE , Netherlands - Efforts to eliminate chemical weapons won the Nobel Peace Prize on Friday for the global watchdog trying to destroy Syria ' s stockpiles of nerve gas and other poisonous agents . Efforts to eliminate chemical weapons What organizations put forth effort to eliminate chemical weapons? 5 10 +430 2 By giving its prestigious prize to the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons , the Norwegian Nobel Committee turned the spotlight both on Syria ' s devastating civil war and on a type of weapon that has horrified nations since World War I . a type of weapon that has horrified nations What was the weapon that horrified nations? 32 40 +430 2 By giving its prestigious prize to the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons , the Norwegian Nobel Committee turned the spotlight both on Syria ' s devastating civil war and on a type of weapon that has horrified nations since World War I . weapon what kind of weapon? 35 36 +430 3 The reaction in Syria was notably polarized . notably polarized Why was the reaction polarized? 5 7 +430 3 The reaction in Syria was notably polarized . reaction What was the reaction? 1 2 +430 4 A senior Syrian rebel called the award a " premature step " that will divert the world ' s attention from " the real cause of the war " while a lawmaker from Syria ' s ruling party declared the Nobel to be a vindication of President Bashar Assad ' s government . " the real cause of the war " What does Syrians think the real cause of the war is? 21 29 +430 4 A senior Syrian rebel called the award a " premature step " that will divert the world ' s attention from " the real cause of the war " while a lawmaker from Syria ' s ruling party declared the Nobel to be a vindication of President Bashar Assad ' s government . Syrian rebel What is a Syrian rebel? 2 4 +430 4 A senior Syrian rebel called the award a " premature step " that will divert the world ' s attention from " the real cause of the war " while a lawmaker from Syria ' s ruling party declared the Nobel to be a vindication of President Bashar Assad ' s government . declared the Nobel to be a vindication Why would the Nobel be a vindication of President Bashar Assad's government? 38 45 +430 4 A senior Syrian rebel called the award a " premature step " that will divert the world ' s attention from " the real cause of the war " while a lawmaker from Syria ' s ruling party declared the Nobel to be a vindication of President Bashar Assad ' s government . " premature step " why is it premature? 8 12 +430 5 The OPCW was formed in 1997 to enforce the Chemical Weapons Convention , the first international treaty to outlaw an entire class of weapons . 1997 What was happening in this year that caused the OPCW to be formed? 5 6 +430 5 The OPCW was formed in 1997 to enforce the Chemical Weapons Convention , the first international treaty to outlaw an entire class of weapons . OPCW what is opcw? 1 2 +431 1 RIYADH – - Saudi women ' s rights activists posted online photographs and video clips of themselves defying a ban on female driving on Thursday , two days after members of the influential Shoura Council called for an end to the prohibition . video clips on which website? 13 15 +431 1 RIYADH – - Saudi women ' s rights activists posted online photographs and video clips of themselves defying a ban on female driving on Thursday , two days after members of the influential Shoura Council called for an end to the prohibition . ban Why is there a ban on female driving? 19 20 +431 1 RIYADH – - Saudi women ' s rights activists posted online photographs and video clips of themselves defying a ban on female driving on Thursday , two days after members of the influential Shoura Council called for an end to the prohibition . Shoura Council What is the Shoura Council? 33 35 +431 2 Saudi Arabia is the only country in the world where women are barred from driving , but debate about the ban , once confined to the private sphere and social media , is increasingly spreading to public forums too . Saudi Arabia why is it banned there? 0 2 +431 2 Saudi Arabia is the only country in the world where women are barred from driving , but debate about the ban , once confined to the private sphere and social media , is increasingly spreading to public forums too . only Why is Saudi Arabia the only country where women are banned from driving? 4 5 +431 2 Saudi Arabia is the only country in the world where women are barred from driving , but debate about the ban , once confined to the private sphere and social media , is increasingly spreading to public forums too . women are barred from driving , Why are women barred from driving? 10 16 +431 3 There is no specific law to prevent women from driving in the kingdom , but they cannot apply for driving licenses and have previously been arrested on charges relating to public order or political protest after getting behind the wheel . arrested Why are the women arrested if there is no law to prevent them from driving? 25 26 +431 4 The photos and footage showed various women driving on busy streets in the capital Riyadh . busy streets in how were people reacting? 9 12 +431 5 One clip , dated Wednesday , showed a woman driving in the traditional veil , with only her eyes showing , as other motorists slowed and gave a thumbs - up sign . thumbs - up sign was everyone supportive? 28 32 +431 5 One clip , dated Wednesday , showed a woman driving in the traditional veil , with only her eyes showing , as other motorists slowed and gave a thumbs - up sign . Wednesday , What year is this? 4 6 +432 1 NEW YORK ( AP ) - It ' s a turkey . It ' s a menorah . It ' s a turkey . It ' s a menorah Are they talking about Hanukkah? 6 17 +432 1 NEW YORK ( AP ) - It ' s a turkey . It ' s a menorah . It ' s a turkey . It ' s a menorah How could both of these statements be true of one item? 6 17 +432 2 It ' s Thanksgivukkah ! An extremely rare convergence this year of Thanksgiving and the start of Hanukkah has created a frenzy of Talmudic proportions . Talmudic what is talmudic? 23 24 +432 2 It ' s Thanksgivukkah ! An extremely rare convergence this year of Thanksgiving and the start of Hanukkah has created a frenzy of Talmudic proportions . created a frenzy Why is this causing a frenzy? 19 22 +432 3 There ' s the number crunching : The last time it happened was 1888 , or at least the last time since Thanksgiving was declared a federal holiday by President Lincoln , and the next time may have Jews lighting their candles from spaceships 79 , 043 years from now , by one calculation . 79 , 043 years Why so long away? 44 48 +432 3 There ' s the number crunching : The last time it happened was 1888 , or at least the last time since Thanksgiving was declared a federal holiday by President Lincoln , and the next time may have Jews lighting their candles from spaceships 79 , 043 years from now , by one calculation . 1888 , was it celebrated? 13 15 +432 3 There ' s the number crunching : The last time it happened was 1888 , or at least the last time since Thanksgiving was declared a federal holiday by President Lincoln , and the next time may have Jews lighting their candles from spaceships 79 , 043 years from now , by one calculation . by one calculation Why is this uncertain? 51 54 +432 4 There ' s the commerce : A 9 - year - old New York boy invented the " menurkey " and raised more than $ 48 , 000 on Kickstarter for his already trademarked , Turkey - shaped menorah . already trademarked , How did a 9-year-old get something on Kickstarter trademarked? 32 35 +432 4 There ' s the commerce : A 9 - year - old New York boy invented the " menurkey " and raised more than $ 48 , 000 on Kickstarter for his already trademarked , Turkey - shaped menorah . Turkey - shaped menorah Why would so many people be interested in a novelty item like this? 35 39 +432 5 Woodstock - inspired T - shirts have a turkey perched on the neck of a guitar and implore " 8 Days of Light , Liberty & amp ; Latkes " . Woodstock - inspired T - shirts Why are they making T-shirts? 0 6 +432 5 Woodstock - inspired T - shirts have a turkey perched on the neck of a guitar and implore " 8 Days of Light , Liberty & amp ; Latkes " . " 8 Days of Light , Liberty & amp ; Latkes " . what is this? 18 31 +433 1 TEL AVIV , Israel - If you thought recycling was just a modern phenomenon championed by environmentalists - think again . recycling was just a modern phenomenon How long have humans been recycling? 8 14 +433 1 TEL AVIV , Israel - If you thought recycling was just a modern phenomenon championed by environmentalists - think again . championed by environmentalists What other fields champion recycling? 14 17 +433 1 TEL AVIV , Israel - If you thought recycling was just a modern phenomenon championed by environmentalists - think again . think How did recycling come about? 18 19 +433 2 Our prehistoric ancestors learned to recycle the objects they used in their daily lives thousands of years ago . objects they used in their daily lives What kind of items were used daily? 7 14 +433 2 Our prehistoric ancestors learned to recycle the objects they used in their daily lives thousands of years ago . learned how did they learn? 3 4 +433 2 Our prehistoric ancestors learned to recycle the objects they used in their daily lives thousands of years ago . recycle the objects What objects did our ancestors recycle? 5 8 +433 2 Our prehistoric ancestors learned to recycle the objects they used in their daily lives thousands of years ago . objects What objects? 7 8 +433 2 Our prehistoric ancestors learned to recycle the objects they used in their daily lives thousands of years ago . learned How did our ancestors recycle objects in the past? 3 4 +433 3 Researchers presented the evidence at a conference in Tel Aviv . presented the evidence What is the evidence? 1 4 +433 3 Researchers presented the evidence at a conference in Tel Aviv . Researchers who presented? 0 1 +433 3 Researchers presented the evidence at a conference in Tel Aviv . evidence What is the evidence presented at the conference? 3 4 +433 3 Researchers presented the evidence at a conference in Tel Aviv . presented the evidence When was the conference? 1 4 +433 3 Researchers presented the evidence at a conference in Tel Aviv . evidence What kind of evidence did researchers find? 3 4 +433 4 It ' s the first time researchers have shown how much cavemen recycled and how they did it , said Ran Barkai . how much cavemen recycled How do we know how much cavemen recycled? 9 13 +433 4 It ' s the first time researchers have shown how much cavemen recycled and how they did it , said Ran Barkai . how they did it , How did cavemen recycle? 14 19 +433 4 It ' s the first time researchers have shown how much cavemen recycled and how they did it , said Ran Barkai . Ran Barkai who is he? 20 22 +433 4 It ' s the first time researchers have shown how much cavemen recycled and how they did it , said Ran Barkai . how How did the cavemen recycle? 14 15 +433 4 It ' s the first time researchers have shown how much cavemen recycled and how they did it , said Ran Barkai . how How ddi the cavemen recycle? 14 15 +433 5 He ' s an archaeologist and one of the organizers of the four - day meeting at Tel Aviv University . Tel Aviv University Why was recycling being discussed at Tel Aviv University? 17 20 +433 5 He ' s an archaeologist and one of the organizers of the four - day meeting at Tel Aviv University . four - day What was the four-day meeting about? 12 15 +434 1 MECCA , Saudi Arabia - Muslims from across the world poured Sunday into a sprawling tent city in the Saudi desert before the start of the annual Islamic hajj pilgrimage , but the number of the pilgrims this year has been reduced in part by concerns over a respiratory virus centered in the Arabian peninsula . concerns over a respiratory virus What is the respiratory virus? 45 50 +434 2 More than 2 million pilgrims - about 1 million fewer than last year - streamed from the holy city of Mecca to a huge tent encampment in Mina about five kilometers ( three miles ) away to begin preparations for the hajj with a day of prayer and supplication . hajj what is a hajj? 41 42 +434 3 Saudi authorities sharply cut back on visas for groups such as the elderly , pregnant women and those with chronic illnesses as a precaution against a new respiratory virus related to SARS that has killed more than 50 people in the kingdom this past year . visas visas for immigration? 6 7 +434 5 Further visa restrictions were imposed because of massive construction projects underway in Mecca . in Mecca is mecca in egypt? 11 13 +435 1 LOS ANGELES - Alex Wong , a junior at Mark Keppel High School in Alhambra , California , is working hard for admission to an elite college . working hard for admission Why is he working hard for admission? 19 23 +435 1 LOS ANGELES - Alex Wong , a junior at Mark Keppel High School in Alhambra , California , is working hard for admission to an elite college . elite college Which college? 25 27 +435 1 LOS ANGELES - Alex Wong , a junior at Mark Keppel High School in Alhambra , California , is working hard for admission to an elite college . college Is there any college in particular? 26 27 +435 1 LOS ANGELES - Alex Wong , a junior at Mark Keppel High School in Alhambra , California , is working hard for admission to an elite college . an elite college Which elite college is Alex Wong working hard to gain admission to? 24 27 +435 2 His resume boasts nearly straight A ' s in rigorous classes , a summer program experience at Stanford University , an Eagle Scout project , club soccer , school choir . rigorous What are considered rigorous classes? 9 10 +435 2 His resume boasts nearly straight A ' s in rigorous classes , a summer program experience at Stanford University , an Eagle Scout project , club soccer , school choir . Scout What is an Eagle Scout project? 22 23 +435 2 His resume boasts nearly straight A ' s in rigorous classes , a summer program experience at Stanford University , an Eagle Scout project , club soccer , school choir . an Eagle Scout project , What was the project he completed while an Eagle Scout? 20 25 +435 2 His resume boasts nearly straight A ' s in rigorous classes , a summer program experience at Stanford University , an Eagle Scout project , club soccer , school choir . rigorous classes , Were his studies centered in a particular area or were they more diversified? 9 12 +435 3 But his steady progress hit an unexpected roadblock this year . unexpected roadblock What was the unexpected roadblock? 6 8 +435 3 But his steady progress hit an unexpected roadblock this year . roadblock What roadblock? 7 8 +435 3 But his steady progress hit an unexpected roadblock this year . unexpected roadblock What obstacle sought to slow this dedicated student's progress? 6 8 +435 4 Aiming to open access to college - level Advanced Placement ( AP ) courses , the school switched to a computer - based lottery to distribute spaces . computer - based What is a computer based lottery? 20 23 +435 4 Aiming to open access to college - level Advanced Placement ( AP ) courses , the school switched to a computer - based lottery to distribute spaces . computer - based lottery How did the school fill AP spots prior to adapting to the digital lottery system? 20 24 +435 5 Alex initially got shut out of all three courses he requested . got shut out of Why did he get shut out? 2 6 +435 5 Alex initially got shut out of all three courses he requested . shut Is that even fair? 3 4 +435 5 Alex initially got shut out of all three courses he requested . all three courses Which three courses was Alex hoping to attend? 6 9 +435 5 Alex initially got shut out of all three courses he requested . all three courses he requested Which three courses did he request? 6 11 +436 1 Hold your nose and don ' t spit out your coffee : Doctors have found a way to put healthy people ' s poop into pills that can cure serious gut infections - a less yucky way to do " fecal transplants " . Canadian researchers tried this on 27 patients and cured them all after strong antibiotics failed to help . that can cure serious gut infections How did researches come up with this idea?/ figure out that poop could be used as treatment? 26 32 +436 1 Hold your nose and don ' t spit out your coffee : Doctors have found a way to put healthy people ' s poop into pills that can cure serious gut infections - a less yucky way to do " fecal transplants " . Canadian researchers tried this on 27 patients and cured them all after strong antibiotics failed to help . cure serious gut infections How can poop pills cure serious gut infections? 28 32 +436 1 Hold your nose and don ' t spit out your coffee : Doctors have found a way to put healthy people ' s poop into pills that can cure serious gut infections - a less yucky way to do " fecal transplants " . Canadian researchers tried this on 27 patients and cured them all after strong antibiotics failed to help . " fecal transplants " is that disgusting? 39 43 +436 2 It ' s a gross topic but a serious problem . serious problem How is it a serious problem? 8 10 +436 2 It ' s a gross topic but a serious problem . serious problem who does it effect? 8 10 +436 3 Half a million Americans get Clostridium difficile , or C - diff , infections each year , and about 14 , 000 die . Clostridium difficile , What does this infection entail? SYmptoms? 5 8 +436 3 Half a million Americans get Clostridium difficile , or C - diff , infections each year , and about 14 , 000 die . Clostridium difficile , What is Clostridium difficile? 5 8 +436 3 Half a million Americans get Clostridium difficile , or C - diff , infections each year , and about 14 , 000 die . Clostridium difficile , is there a common name for it? 5 8 +436 5 A very potent and pricey antibiotic can kill C - diff but also destroys good bacteria that live in the gut , leaving it more susceptible to future infections . destroys Why would the antibiotic destroy good bacteria? 13 14 +436 5 A very potent and pricey antibiotic can kill C - diff but also destroys good bacteria that live in the gut , leaving it more susceptible to future infections . pricey How pricey is the antibiotic? 4 5 +437 1 NEW YORK - They speak different languages , live in countries rich and poor , face horrible job markets and healthy ones . They Who are they? Immigrants? The elderly? Children? 3 4 +437 1 NEW YORK - They speak different languages , live in countries rich and poor , face horrible job markets and healthy ones . languages , Why do they speak different languages? 6 8 +437 1 NEW YORK - They speak different languages , live in countries rich and poor , face horrible job markets and healthy ones . They speak who is they? 3 5 +437 2 When it comes to money , though , they act as one : They ' re holding tight to their cash , driven more by a fear of losing what they have than a desire to add to it . they act as one : It's now obvious that it's a group of likeminded people, but who are they, still? 8 13 +437 3 Five years after U . S . investment bank Lehman Brothers collapsed , triggering a global financial crisis and shattering confidence worldwide , families in countries as varied as the United States , Japan , the United Kingdom and Germany remain hunkered down , too spooked and distrustful to take chances with their money . distrustful Why are people distrustful to money? 47 48 +437 3 Five years after U . S . investment bank Lehman Brothers collapsed , triggering a global financial crisis and shattering confidence worldwide , families in countries as varied as the United States , Japan , the United Kingdom and Germany remain hunkered down , too spooked and distrustful to take chances with their money . distrustful why is there no trust? 47 48 +437 4 An Associated Press analysis of households in the 10 biggest economies shows that families continue to spend cautiously and have pulled hundreds of billions of dollars out of stocks , cut borrowing for the first time in decades and poured money into savings and bonds that offer puny interest payments , often too low to keep up with inflation . 10 biggest economies What are these economies? 8 11 +437 4 An Associated Press analysis of households in the 10 biggest economies shows that families continue to spend cautiously and have pulled hundreds of billions of dollars out of stocks , cut borrowing for the first time in decades and poured money into savings and bonds that offer puny interest payments , often too low to keep up with inflation . households What kind of household? What's the general demographic? Students at university, two parents and two children, old aged homes? 5 6 +437 4 An Associated Press analysis of households in the 10 biggest economies shows that families continue to spend cautiously and have pulled hundreds of billions of dollars out of stocks , cut borrowing for the first time in decades and poured money into savings and bonds that offer puny interest payments , often too low to keep up with inflation . puny interest payments , Like what? 1%? 0.1%? \"As low as 0.5%\" would be good to know 47 51 +437 4 An Associated Press analysis of households in the 10 biggest economies shows that families continue to spend cautiously and have pulled hundreds of billions of dollars out of stocks , cut borrowing for the first time in decades and poured money into savings and bonds that offer puny interest payments , often too low to keep up with inflation . inflation Why does the analysis show that it is too low to keep up with inflation? 58 59 +437 4 An Associated Press analysis of households in the 10 biggest economies shows that families continue to spend cautiously and have pulled hundreds of billions of dollars out of stocks , cut borrowing for the first time in decades and poured money into savings and bonds that offer puny interest payments , often too low to keep up with inflation . puny interest why cant interest be higher? 47 49 +437 4 An Associated Press analysis of households in the 10 biggest economies shows that families continue to spend cautiously and have pulled hundreds of billions of dollars out of stocks , cut borrowing for the first time in decades and poured money into savings and bonds that offer puny interest payments , often too low to keep up with inflation . the 10 biggest economies What are the 10 biggest economies? 7 11 +437 5 " It doesn ' t take very much to destroy confidence , but it takes an awful lot to build it back , " says Ian Bright , senior economist at ING , a global bank based in Amsterdam . confidence confidence in the banks or confidence in world economy? 10 11 +437 5 " It doesn ' t take very much to destroy confidence , but it takes an awful lot to build it back , " says Ian Bright , senior economist at ING , a global bank based in Amsterdam . confidence , How do people control their confidence? 10 12 +438 1 PANAMA CITY - They ' ve been called " suicide mosquitoes , " dead - end bugs and even Frankenskeeters . called " suicide mosquitoes , " why are they called that? 7 13 +438 1 PANAMA CITY - They ' ve been called " suicide mosquitoes , " dead - end bugs and even Frankenskeeters . " suicide mosquitoes , " Why are they called that? 8 13 +438 1 PANAMA CITY - They ' ve been called " suicide mosquitoes , " dead - end bugs and even Frankenskeeters . " suicide Why have they been called \"suicide mosquitoes?\" 8 10 +438 2 They ' re gene - altered mosquitoes , and Panama is among a growing list of countries that are testing to see whether they have a place in the public health arsenal in the war against mosquito - borne diseases such as dengue fever . mosquito - borne diseases such as dengue fever how bad is dengue? 36 44 +438 2 They ' re gene - altered mosquitoes , and Panama is among a growing list of countries that are testing to see whether they have a place in the public health arsenal in the war against mosquito - borne diseases such as dengue fever . a growing list of countries What are the other countries? 12 17 +438 2 They ' re gene - altered mosquitoes , and Panama is among a growing list of countries that are testing to see whether they have a place in the public health arsenal in the war against mosquito - borne diseases such as dengue fever . dengue fever What is dengue fever? 42 44 +438 2 They ' re gene - altered mosquitoes , and Panama is among a growing list of countries that are testing to see whether they have a place in the public health arsenal in the war against mosquito - borne diseases such as dengue fever . mosquitoes , How were the genes of the mosquitoes altered? 6 8 +438 3 Dengue , which isn ' t well - known outside tropical regions , is on the rise worldwide , with outbreaks reported this year in Texas and Florida . well - known because it doesnt travel there? 6 9 +438 3 Dengue , which isn ' t well - known outside tropical regions , is on the rise worldwide , with outbreaks reported this year in Texas and Florida . with outbreaks reported How many outbreaks have been reported? 19 22 +438 3 Dengue , which isn ' t well - known outside tropical regions , is on the rise worldwide , with outbreaks reported this year in Texas and Florida . Dengue , What kind of effects does dengue fever have? 0 2 +438 3 Dengue , which isn ' t well - known outside tropical regions , is on the rise worldwide , with outbreaks reported this year in Texas and Florida . on the rise Why is dengue on the rise? 14 17 +438 4 The mosquito that carries the dengue virus has spread to 100 countries and potentially exposes 2 . 5 billion people to the excruciating disease , also known as bonebreak fever . bonebreak fever why is it called that? 28 30 +438 4 The mosquito that carries the dengue virus has spread to 100 countries and potentially exposes 2 . 5 billion people to the excruciating disease , also known as bonebreak fever . bonebreak fever What is bonebreak fever and how does it affect people? 28 30 +438 4 The mosquito that carries the dengue virus has spread to 100 countries and potentially exposes 2 . 5 billion people to the excruciating disease , also known as bonebreak fever . bonebreak Why is it called \"bonebreak fever?\" 28 29 +438 4 The mosquito that carries the dengue virus has spread to 100 countries and potentially exposes 2 . 5 billion people to the excruciating disease , also known as bonebreak fever . spread How do mosquitos spread out? 8 9 +438 5 Some 50 million to 100 million people contract dengue each year , of which about 25 , 000 die , the World Health Organization reports . 100 million people how so many? 4 7 +438 5 Some 50 million to 100 million people contract dengue each year , of which about 25 , 000 die , the World Health Organization reports . 25 , 000 Is there a vaccine for dengue? 15 18 +439 1 WASHINGTON - Up against one last deadline , Congress raced to pass legislation Wednesday avoiding a threatened national default and ending a 16 - day partial government shutdown along the strict terms set by President Barack Obama when the twin crises began . twin crises began How did the twin crises begin? 39 42 +439 1 WASHINGTON - Up against one last deadline , Congress raced to pass legislation Wednesday avoiding a threatened national default and ending a 16 - day partial government shutdown along the strict terms set by President Barack Obama when the twin crises began . 16 - day partial government shutdown Why does the government shut down for this long? 22 28 +439 1 WASHINGTON - Up against one last deadline , Congress raced to pass legislation Wednesday avoiding a threatened national default and ending a 16 - day partial government shutdown along the strict terms set by President Barack Obama when the twin crises began . the strict terms set by President Barack Obama What were the strict terms set by the president? 29 37 +439 2 " We fought the good fight . We just didn ' t win , " conceded House Speaker John Boehner as lawmakers lined up to vote on a bill that fell far short of Republican wishes . lined up to vote on a bill Why were they lining up to vote on this bill? 22 29 +439 2 " We fought the good fight . We just didn ' t win , " conceded House Speaker John Boehner as lawmakers lined up to vote on a bill that fell far short of Republican wishes . fell far short of Republican wishes What were the Republican wishes? 30 36 +439 2 " We fought the good fight . We just didn ' t win , " conceded House Speaker John Boehner as lawmakers lined up to vote on a bill that fell far short of Republican wishes . the good fight What was the fight? 3 6 +439 3 A Senate vote was set first on the legislation , which would permit the Treasury to borrow normally through Feb . 7 or perhaps a few weeks longer , and fund the government through Jan . 15 . Treasury to borrow Why were we needing to borrow money? 14 17 +439 3 A Senate vote was set first on the legislation , which would permit the Treasury to borrow normally through Feb . 7 or perhaps a few weeks longer , and fund the government through Jan . 15 . perhaps a few weeks longer , Did the bill not explicitly state when borrowing normally would end? 23 29 +439 4 More than two million federal workers - those who had remained on the job and those who had been furloughed - would be paid under the agreement . under the agreement . How would it be paid and under what agreement? 24 28 +439 5 Across the Capitol , members of the House marked time until their turn came to vote . marked time How did they mark time? 8 10 +439 5 Across the Capitol , members of the House marked time until their turn came to vote . vote What did they vote for? 15 16 +440 1 The digital domain is creeping off our desktops and onto our bodies , from music players that match your tunes to your heart beat to mood sweaters that change color depending on your emotional state . digital domain is What digital domain? 1 4 +440 2 There are even fitness bracelets , anklets and necklaces to track your calorie burning . track your calorie burning how do they track? 10 14 +440 3 At Chaotic Moon Studios , an Austin , Texas , mobile software firm , developers and engineers are working on a competitive product to Google ' s upcoming Google Glass - eyewear that can log onto the Internet . Chaotic Moon Studios , is it a new studio? 1 5 +440 3 At Chaotic Moon Studios , an Austin , Texas , mobile software firm , developers and engineers are working on a competitive product to Google ' s upcoming Google Glass - eyewear that can log onto the Internet . competitive product What is the competitive product? 21 23 +440 4 And they ' re designing other wearable projects for several other customers , from applications to full - blown products . full - blown products what type of products? 16 20 +440 4 And they ' re designing other wearable projects for several other customers , from applications to full - blown products . products What other types of products are being designed? 19 20 +440 4 And they ' re designing other wearable projects for several other customers , from applications to full - blown products . applications What applications will be used with the products? 14 15 +440 4 And they ' re designing other wearable projects for several other customers , from applications to full - blown products . designing other wearable projects What kind of other wearable projects? 4 8 +440 5 Chaotic Moon co - founder William " Whurley " Hurley said wearable technology will have as much of an impact as the smartphone revolution did a few years ago . " Whurley " is that a funny nickname? 6 9 +441 1 JOHANNESBURG - African countries dominate a new global index on slavery , with 38 of the 50 nations where the scourge is at its worst found on the continent . slavery , which race are the slaves? 10 12 +441 1 JOHANNESBURG - African countries dominate a new global index on slavery , with 38 of the 50 nations where the scourge is at its worst found on the continent . countries dominate a new global index on slavery , Why do so many African countries rank so high on the slavery index? 3 12 +441 1 JOHANNESBURG - African countries dominate a new global index on slavery , with 38 of the 50 nations where the scourge is at its worst found on the continent . African countries dominate Why is slavery so rampant in Africa? 2 5 +441 2 The Global Slavery Index , released Thursday , estimated that nearly 30 million people remain enslaved globally , millions of whom are in Africa . enslaved how did they estimate? 15 16 +441 2 The Global Slavery Index , released Thursday , estimated that nearly 30 million people remain enslaved globally , millions of whom are in Africa . The Global Slavery Index , How is the Global Slavery Index calculated? 0 5 +441 2 The Global Slavery Index , released Thursday , estimated that nearly 30 million people remain enslaved globally , millions of whom are in Africa . 30 million people remain enslaved globally Why is slavery still around? 11 17 +441 3 Mauritania has the poorest record , with some 150 , 000 people in a population of 3 . 8 million held captive , many of whom inherited their status from their parents . Mauritania which region of africa? 0 1 +441 3 Mauritania has the poorest record , with some 150 , 000 people in a population of 3 . 8 million held captive , many of whom inherited their status from their parents . inherited their status Why are the children enslaved, when they are born from enslaved parents? 26 29 +441 4 Other African countries with particularly high prevalence of slavery are located in West Africa : Benin , Ivory Coast , Gambia , Gabon and Senegal . particularly why is it worse in west africa? 4 5 +441 4 Other African countries with particularly high prevalence of slavery are located in West Africa : Benin , Ivory Coast , Gambia , Gabon and Senegal . located in West Africa : Why is it mostly prevalent in West Africa? 10 15 +442 1 BERLIN - A German newspaper columnist this week asked why people here were shocked by the American government stalemate that led to the recent shutdown . A German newspaper columnist Who is the newspaper columnist? 2 6 +442 1 BERLIN - A German newspaper columnist this week asked why people here were shocked by the American government stalemate that led to the recent shutdown . American government stalemate What is the American government stalemate? 16 19 +442 2 After all , they ' d seen it before : Republican insistence on scaling back the Affordable Care Act and the subsequent shutdown weren ' t so very different from German Chancellor Angela Merkel ' s austerity insistence for Greece , and the subsequent Greek cutback crisis . Merkel ' s austerity insistence for Greece , and the is she the president? 33 43 +442 2 After all , they ' d seen it before : Republican insistence on scaling back the Affordable Care Act and the subsequent shutdown weren ' t so very different from German Chancellor Angela Merkel ' s austerity insistence for Greece , and the subsequent Greek cutback crisis . Greek cutback crisis What was the Greek cutback crisis? 44 47 +442 2 After all , they ' d seen it before : Republican insistence on scaling back the Affordable Care Act and the subsequent shutdown weren ' t so very different from German Chancellor Angela Merkel ' s austerity insistence for Greece , and the subsequent Greek cutback crisis . insistence Why is Merkel insisting on austerity 11 12 +442 3 While it was only one column in one newspaper , it did nicely sum up how much of the world seemed to be seeing the United States during the budget impasse : as both dysfunctional ( Greece ) and authoritarian ( Germany ) . one column in one newspaper , What is the newspaper? 4 10 +442 3 While it was only one column in one newspaper , it did nicely sum up how much of the world seemed to be seeing the United States during the budget impasse : as both dysfunctional ( Greece ) and authoritarian ( Germany ) . as both dysfunctional ( Greece ) What makes the Greek government dysfunctional? 32 38 +442 3 While it was only one column in one newspaper , it did nicely sum up how much of the world seemed to be seeing the United States during the budget impasse : as both dysfunctional ( Greece ) and authoritarian ( Germany ) . authoritarian ( Germany ) What makes the German government authoritarian? 39 43 +442 4 No one was amused , however . The United States , after all , is not a bit player on the international stage like Greece . bit is this a typo? 17 18 +442 5 It is the unquestioned global leader . It is whos questioning it? 0 2 +442 5 It is the unquestioned global leader . unquestioned Who determined that the US is the unquestioned leader? 3 4 +443 1 Albert Einstein had a colossal corpus callosum . corpus callosum What is a corpus callosum? 5 7 +443 1 Albert Einstein had a colossal corpus callosum . corpus callosum WHAT IS CORPUS CALLOSUM? 5 7 +443 1 Albert Einstein had a colossal corpus callosum . colossal corpus callosum What is a colossal corpus callosum? 4 7 +443 2 And when it comes to this particular piece of neural real estate , it ' s pretty clear that size matters . pretty clear that size matters Does size make a difference in other portions of the brain? 16 21 +443 2 And when it comes to this particular piece of neural real estate , it ' s pretty clear that size matters . piece of neural real estate , MEANING WHAT? 7 13 +443 2 And when it comes to this particular piece of neural real estate , it ' s pretty clear that size matters . size how much does it matter? 19 20 +443 3 The corpus callosum carries electrical signals between the brain ' s right hemisphere and its left . right hemisphere and its left How does one hemisphere differ from the other? 11 16 +443 3 The corpus callosum carries electrical signals between the brain ' s right hemisphere and its left . corpus callosum WHAT IS CORPUS CALLOSUM? 1 3 +443 4 Stretching nearly the full length of the brain from behind the forehead to the nape of the neck , the corpus callosum is the dense network of neural fibers that make brain regions with very different functions work together . nape of the neck , the brain is in the neck? 14 19 +443 5 Chances are , that brawny bundle of white matter cleaving the Swiss physicist ' s brain from front to back is part of what made Einstein ' s mind so phenomenally creative , according to researchers who have been studying the organ of the man whose name has become synonymous with genius . brawny bundle of white matter Can this possibly be improved through genetic augmentation? 4 9 +443 5 Chances are , that brawny bundle of white matter cleaving the Swiss physicist ' s brain from front to back is part of what made Einstein ' s mind so phenomenally creative , according to researchers who have been studying the organ of the man whose name has become synonymous with genius . researchers which researchers? 35 36 +443 5 Chances are , that brawny bundle of white matter cleaving the Swiss physicist ' s brain from front to back is part of what made Einstein ' s mind so phenomenally creative , according to researchers who have been studying the organ of the man whose name has become synonymous with genius . synonymous with genius is that why hes smart? 49 52 +444 1 Miami Shores , Fla . , tech consultant Rudo Boothe , age 33 , attributes his professional success - anyone ' s professional success , actually - to having learned to read and perform basic math at age 4 . professional success Why Rudo Boothe is regarded professionally successful? 16 18 +444 1 Miami Shores , Fla . , tech consultant Rudo Boothe , age 33 , attributes his professional success - anyone ' s professional success , actually - to having learned to read and perform basic math at age 4 . consultant For what company? 7 8 +444 2 So now with his own 19 - month - old daughter , he makes sure to introduce those educational concepts at every turn . introduce those educational concepts Isn't it pressurizing his own daughter in such little age? 16 20 +444 2 So now with his own 19 - month - old daughter , he makes sure to introduce those educational concepts at every turn . introduce those educational concepts How does Boothe introduce educational concepts to his daughter? 16 20 +444 3 From putting cans of tomato sauce in the supermarket cart to the backward countdown of the microwave timer , the duo these days is heavy into shapes and word - association . duo How this duo related in word assocciation? 20 21 +444 4 " My attempt is to make numbers very important , " Boothe said . attempt is to make numbers very important , " Why is numbering important? 2 11 +444 4 " My attempt is to make numbers very important , " Boothe said . numbers very important , " In what ways is reading incorporated in this? 6 11 +444 5 " Greatness is the objective . To be phenomenal at age 7 " . To be phenomenal at age 7 " How can being phenomenal at age 7 be measured? 6 13 +444 5 " Greatness is the objective . To be phenomenal at age 7 " . phenomenal In what sense? Mathematically? 8 9 +445 1 WASHINGTON - When geophysicist H . Jay Melosh attended a meeting of U . S . and ex - Soviet nuclear weapons designers in May 1995 , he was surprised by how eager the Cold Warriors were to work together against an unlikely but dangerous extraterrestrial threat : asteroids on a collision course with Earth . asteroids on a collision course with Earth What made them decide this was important to collaborate on? 48 55 +445 1 WASHINGTON - When geophysicist H . Jay Melosh attended a meeting of U . S . and ex - Soviet nuclear weapons designers in May 1995 , he was surprised by how eager the Cold Warriors were to work together against an unlikely but dangerous extraterrestrial threat : asteroids on a collision course with Earth . ex - Soviet nuclear weapons designers Why did the U.S choose, out of all people, ex-Soviet nuclear weapon designers to stop a asteroid from having a collision with Earth? 17 23 +445 1 WASHINGTON - When geophysicist H . Jay Melosh attended a meeting of U . S . and ex - Soviet nuclear weapons designers in May 1995 , he was surprised by how eager the Cold Warriors were to work together against an unlikely but dangerous extraterrestrial threat : asteroids on a collision course with Earth . attended a meeting Who hosts these types of meetings? 8 11 +445 1 WASHINGTON - When geophysicist H . Jay Melosh attended a meeting of U . S . and ex - Soviet nuclear weapons designers in May 1995 , he was surprised by how eager the Cold Warriors were to work together against an unlikely but dangerous extraterrestrial threat : asteroids on a collision course with Earth . asteroids on a collision course with Earth I wonder how safe it is to use nuclear weapons on asteroids headed towards earth? 48 55 +445 1 WASHINGTON - When geophysicist H . Jay Melosh attended a meeting of U . S . and ex - Soviet nuclear weapons designers in May 1995 , he was surprised by how eager the Cold Warriors were to work together against an unlikely but dangerous extraterrestrial threat : asteroids on a collision course with Earth . surprised Why was he surprised? 29 30 +445 2 After Edward Teller , the father of the hydrogen bomb , urged others meeting at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California to consider building and orbiting huge , new nuclear weapons for planetary protection , some top Russian weapons experts lent their support . orbiting huge , new nuclear weapons Why did they think this would be effective against asteroids? 26 32 +445 2 After Edward Teller , the father of the hydrogen bomb , urged others meeting at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California to consider building and orbiting huge , new nuclear weapons for planetary protection , some top Russian weapons experts lent their support . hydrogen bomb , What's a hydrogen bomb? 8 11 +445 2 After Edward Teller , the father of the hydrogen bomb , urged others meeting at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California to consider building and orbiting huge , new nuclear weapons for planetary protection , some top Russian weapons experts lent their support . father of the hydrogen bomb , I wonder how long after the Manhattan project the hydrogen bomb was developed? 5 11 +445 2 After Edward Teller , the father of the hydrogen bomb , urged others meeting at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California to consider building and orbiting huge , new nuclear weapons for planetary protection , some top Russian weapons experts lent their support . Russian weapons experts who are they? 38 41 +445 3 " It was a really bizarre thing to see that these weapons designers were willing to work together - to build the biggest bombs ever , " said Melosh , an expert in space impacts who has an asteroid named after him . has an asteroid named after him How does one get an asteroid named after them? 36 42 +445 3 " It was a really bizarre thing to see that these weapons designers were willing to work together - to build the biggest bombs ever , " said Melosh , an expert in space impacts who has an asteroid named after him . willing to work together Is this just theoretical work or are they building something? 14 18 +445 4 Ever since , he has been pushing back against scientists who still support the nuclear option , arguing that a non - nuclear solution - diverting asteroids by hitting them with battering rams - is both possible and far less dangerous . hitting them with battering rams How would this work in practice? 28 33 +445 4 Ever since , he has been pushing back against scientists who still support the nuclear option , arguing that a non - nuclear solution - diverting asteroids by hitting them with battering rams - is both possible and far less dangerous . possible and far less dangerous If it's possible and less dangerous, why haven't they done that instead of the nuclear option? 36 41 +445 4 Ever since , he has been pushing back against scientists who still support the nuclear option , arguing that a non - nuclear solution - diverting asteroids by hitting them with battering rams - is both possible and far less dangerous . battering rams hit in space? 31 33 +445 5 But Melosh ' s campaign suffered a setback last month when Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz signed an agreement with Russia that could open the door to new collaboration between nuclear weapons scientists in everything from plutonium - fueled reactors to lasers and explosives research . signed an agreement with Russia Why did they decide to come to this agreement? 15 20 +445 5 But Melosh ' s campaign suffered a setback last month when Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz signed an agreement with Russia that could open the door to new collaboration between nuclear weapons scientists in everything from plutonium - fueled reactors to lasers and explosives research . plutonium - fueled What is plutonium-flued? 35 38 +445 5 But Melosh ' s campaign suffered a setback last month when Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz signed an agreement with Russia that could open the door to new collaboration between nuclear weapons scientists in everything from plutonium - fueled reactors to lasers and explosives research . campaign What type of campaign is he running? 4 5 +445 5 But Melosh ' s campaign suffered a setback last month when Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz signed an agreement with Russia that could open the door to new collaboration between nuclear weapons scientists in everything from plutonium - fueled reactors to lasers and explosives research . signed an agreement What was the agreement? 15 18 +445 5 But Melosh ' s campaign suffered a setback last month when Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz signed an agreement with Russia that could open the door to new collaboration between nuclear weapons scientists in everything from plutonium - fueled reactors to lasers and explosives research . explosives research who is researching? 42 44 +446 1 DETROIT - General Motors is adding a twist to the fight for supremacy in the red - hot U . S . pickup truck market : It ' s raising prices . adding a twist How does GM plan to add a twist to the fight for supremacy? 5 8 +446 1 DETROIT - General Motors is adding a twist to the fight for supremacy in the red - hot U . S . pickup truck market : It ' s raising prices . It ' s raising prices What is their reason for the raising of prices? 26 31 +446 1 DETROIT - General Motors is adding a twist to the fight for supremacy in the red - hot U . S . pickup truck market : It ' s raising prices . It ' s raising prices . Why is GM raising prices? 26 32 +446 1 DETROIT - General Motors is adding a twist to the fight for supremacy in the red - hot U . S . pickup truck market : It ' s raising prices . adding a twist what is the twist 5 8 +446 2 GM is adding almost $ 2 , 100 to the sticker price of the base 2014 Chevrolet Silverado . adding almost $ 2 , 100 Why are they adding almost $2,100 to the sticker price? 2 8 +446 2 GM is adding almost $ 2 , 100 to the sticker price of the base 2014 Chevrolet Silverado . GM is adding almost $ 2 , 100 Is there a reason GM is making it more expensive? Has the 2014 Chevrolet Silverado changed at all? 0 8 +446 2 GM is adding almost $ 2 , 100 to the sticker price of the base 2014 Chevrolet Silverado . $ 2 , 100 to the sticker price Why are they adding $2,100 to the sticker price? 4 12 +446 2 GM is adding almost $ 2 , 100 to the sticker price of the base 2014 Chevrolet Silverado . the sticker price What is the sticker price of the vehicle? 9 12 +446 3 That ' s 8 . 5 percent above the price when the truck hit showrooms in the spring . the truck What type of truck? 11 13 +446 3 That ' s 8 . 5 percent above the price when the truck hit showrooms in the spring . 8 . 5 percent above the price What was the original price of the truck back in spring? 3 10 +446 4 Other versions of the Silverado , as well as the GMC Sierra , will see similar percentage increases . Other versions of the Silverado , What are the other versions of the Silverado that will see similar increases in percentage? 0 6 +446 4 Other versions of the Silverado , as well as the GMC Sierra , will see similar percentage increases . similar percentage increases . Why is this happening across the market? 15 19 +447 1 LONDON - A British scientist says he may have solved the mystery of the Abominable Snowman - the elusive ape - like creature of the Himalayas . solved the mystery How did he solve the mystery? 9 12 +447 1 LONDON - A British scientist says he may have solved the mystery of the Abominable Snowman - the elusive ape - like creature of the Himalayas . Abominable Snowman who is that? 14 16 +447 1 LONDON - A British scientist says he may have solved the mystery of the Abominable Snowman - the elusive ape - like creature of the Himalayas . ape - like creature Is this a real animal or a myth? 19 23 +447 3 Sykes compared DNA from hair samples taken from two Himalayan animals - identified by local people as Yetis - to a database of animal genomes . compared DNA Where did Sykes get DNA to compare with the Himalayan animals? 1 3 +447 3 Sykes compared DNA from hair samples taken from two Himalayan animals - identified by local people as Yetis - to a database of animal genomes . DNA from hair samples how did they do this? 2 6 +447 4 He found they shared a genetic fingerprint with a polar bear jawbone found in the Norwegian Arctic that is at least 40 , 000 years old . polar bear jawbone found in the Norwegian Arctic Does it not match a modern polar bears jawbone, indicating they are genetically different? 9 17 +447 5 Sykes said Thursday that the tests showed the creatures were not related to modern Himalayan bears but were direct descendants of the prehistoric animal . tests What tests is he referring to? 5 6 +447 5 Sykes said Thursday that the tests showed the creatures were not related to modern Himalayan bears but were direct descendants of the prehistoric animal . creatures What creatures? 8 9 +447 5 Sykes said Thursday that the tests showed the creatures were not related to modern Himalayan bears but were direct descendants of the prehistoric animal . Thursday which thursday? 2 3 +447 5 Sykes said Thursday that the tests showed the creatures were not related to modern Himalayan bears but were direct descendants of the prehistoric animal . direct descendants of the prehistoric animal How can a prehistoric population stay alive that long? 18 24 +448 1 Oreos may be as addictive as cocaine - to lab rats , anyway . addictive Why is the addiction caused from Oreos? 4 5 +448 1 Oreos may be as addictive as cocaine - to lab rats , anyway . to lab rats , Why are lab rats eating oreos? 8 12 +448 1 Oreos may be as addictive as cocaine - to lab rats , anyway . Oreos may be as addictive as cocaine Who is reporting this information? 0 7 +448 2 That ' s according to new research from Connecticut College that compared rats ' reactions to the sandwich cookies and to drugs . new research What department at Connecticut College is doing this research? 5 7 +448 2 That ' s according to new research from Connecticut College that compared rats ' reactions to the sandwich cookies and to drugs . and to drugs Were the rats fed drugs? 19 22 +448 3 In a study designed to consider the potential addictiveness of foods with high fat and sugar content , Connecticut College Professor Joseph Schroeder and his students found eating the cookies activated more neurons in the brain ' s " pleasure center " than exposure to cocaine or morphine . neurons What caused these neurons to be activated in the pleasure center? 32 33 +448 3 In a study designed to consider the potential addictiveness of foods with high fat and sugar content , Connecticut College Professor Joseph Schroeder and his students found eating the cookies activated more neurons in the brain ' s " pleasure center " than exposure to cocaine or morphine . study Who is this study intended for? 2 3 +448 3 In a study designed to consider the potential addictiveness of foods with high fat and sugar content , Connecticut College Professor Joseph Schroeder and his students found eating the cookies activated more neurons in the brain ' s " pleasure center " than exposure to cocaine or morphine . activated more neurons How much more neurons? 30 33 +448 4 They also found that the association rats formed between Oreos and a feeding chamber were as strong as associations to places where drugs were dispensed . associations Why were these associations formed? 18 19 +448 4 They also found that the association rats formed between Oreos and a feeding chamber were as strong as associations to places where drugs were dispensed . drugs were dispensed Where were drugs dispensed? 22 25 +448 5 " Our research supports the theory that high - fat , high - sugar foods stimulate the brain in the same way that drugs do , " Schroeder said . drugs How and what kind of drugs? Just cocaine? 23 24 +448 5 " Our research supports the theory that high - fat , high - sugar foods stimulate the brain in the same way that drugs do , " Schroeder said . the theory Where does the original theory come from? 4 6 +449 1 WASHINGTON - The Freer Gallery of Art in Washington hopes to save Asian artworks for future generations . Asian artworks What type of Asian artworks? 12 14 +449 1 WASHINGTON - The Freer Gallery of Art in Washington hopes to save Asian artworks for future generations . save What will they do to save it? 11 12 +449 1 WASHINGTON - The Freer Gallery of Art in Washington hopes to save Asian artworks for future generations . save Asian artworks How is the Freer Gallery saving Asian artworks? 11 14 +449 2 But first , it has to save Grace Jan ' s job . Grace Jan ' s Who is Grace Jan and why is she losing her job? 7 11 +449 2 But first , it has to save Grace Jan ' s job . Grace Jan ' s who is she? 7 11 +449 2 But first , it has to save Grace Jan ' s job . Grace Jan ' s job What is significant about Grace Jan's job? 7 12 +449 2 But first , it has to save Grace Jan ' s job . Grace Jan ' s job What is Grace Jan's job? 7 12 +449 3 Jan is the assistant Chinese - painting conservator in the museum ' s Chinese Painting Conservation Program . conservator What does a conservator of painting do? 7 8 +449 4 A lack of funding imperils her position . funding What does the funding go to instead? 3 4 +449 4 A lack of funding imperils her position . imperils does she need money? 4 5 +449 5 The museum wants to see Jan develop into a senior Chinese - painting conservator , like her colleague Gu Xiang - mei . senior What are the main differences between the senior and the assistant conservator? 9 10 +449 5 The museum wants to see Jan develop into a senior Chinese - painting conservator , like her colleague Gu Xiang - mei . Gu Xiang - mei who is she? 18 22 +449 5 The museum wants to see Jan develop into a senior Chinese - painting conservator , like her colleague Gu Xiang - mei . Chinese - painting conservator , What is a painting conservator's primary function? 10 15 +450 1 VATICAN CITY - The Vatican served tea and cucumber sandwiches Tuesday as it launched its first cricket club , an initiative aimed at forging ties with teams of other faiths . Tuesday what was Tuesdays date? 10 11 +450 1 VATICAN CITY - The Vatican served tea and cucumber sandwiches Tuesday as it launched its first cricket club , an initiative aimed at forging ties with teams of other faiths . forging ties with teams of other faiths Why are they trying to forge ties with teams of other faiths? 23 30 +450 1 VATICAN CITY - The Vatican served tea and cucumber sandwiches Tuesday as it launched its first cricket club , an initiative aimed at forging ties with teams of other faiths . tea and cucumber sandwiches is that a common food? 6 10 +450 1 VATICAN CITY - The Vatican served tea and cucumber sandwiches Tuesday as it launched its first cricket club , an initiative aimed at forging ties with teams of other faiths . forging ties with teams of other faiths . Which older faiths? 23 31 +450 2 No , Pope Francis isn ' t taking up the sport long associated with manicured grounds and English nobility ; the soccer - mad " slum pope " still prefers the lower - brow sport of his beloved San Lorenzo club . San Lorenzo club what is the san lorenzo club? 38 41 +450 2 No , Pope Francis isn ' t taking up the sport long associated with manicured grounds and English nobility ; the soccer - mad " slum pope " still prefers the lower - brow sport of his beloved San Lorenzo club . still prefers the lower - brow sport Why does he prefer soccer to cricket? 28 35 +450 2 No , Pope Francis isn ' t taking up the sport long associated with manicured grounds and English nobility ; the soccer - mad " slum pope " still prefers the lower - brow sport of his beloved San Lorenzo club . " slum pope " is that his nickname? 24 28 +450 2 No , Pope Francis isn ' t taking up the sport long associated with manicured grounds and English nobility ; the soccer - mad " slum pope " still prefers the lower - brow sport of his beloved San Lorenzo club . " slum pope " Why is Pope Francis called the \"slum pope\"? 24 28 +450 3 But he and the Vatican have long championed sports as good for mind , body and soul , and the cricket club is the latest initiative of the Vatican ' s culture ministry to use sports to engage in dialogue with the contemporary world . culture ministry what is the culture ministry? 31 33 +450 5 He said the aim is to boost interfaith dialogue , given cricket ' s immense popularity in largely non - Catholic India , Pakistan and Bangladesh . interfaith dialogue , religion in the sport? 7 10 +451 1 GROVELAND , Calif . - The Rim fire that scorched a huge swath of Sierra Nevada forests also severely altered the habitat that is home to several of California ' s rarest animals : the great gray owl , the Sierra Nevada red fox and the Pacific fisher . huge swath Why did it go uncontrolled to the point that it caused this much damage? 11 13 +451 1 GROVELAND , Calif . - The Rim fire that scorched a huge swath of Sierra Nevada forests also severely altered the habitat that is home to several of California ' s rarest animals : the great gray owl , the Sierra Nevada red fox and the Pacific fisher . scorched What caused the scorch? 9 10 +451 1 GROVELAND , Calif . - The Rim fire that scorched a huge swath of Sierra Nevada forests also severely altered the habitat that is home to several of California ' s rarest animals : the great gray owl , the Sierra Nevada red fox and the Pacific fisher . severely altered How was their habitat altered? What is the result to the animals? 18 20 +451 1 GROVELAND , Calif . - The Rim fire that scorched a huge swath of Sierra Nevada forests also severely altered the habitat that is home to several of California ' s rarest animals : the great gray owl , the Sierra Nevada red fox and the Pacific fisher . rarest animals : How rare are the animals? 31 34 +451 2 The fire burned 257 , 000 acres of High Sierra wilderness straddling the Stanislaus National Forest and Yosemite National Park that harbors a geographically isolated and genetically distinct clan of roughly 200 great gray owls . fire burned How did the fire start? 1 3 +451 2 The fire burned 257 , 000 acres of High Sierra wilderness straddling the Stanislaus National Forest and Yosemite National Park that harbors a geographically isolated and genetically distinct clan of roughly 200 great gray owls . harbors Why does this particular area harbor these rare owls? 21 22 +451 2 The fire burned 257 , 000 acres of High Sierra wilderness straddling the Stanislaus National Forest and Yosemite National Park that harbors a geographically isolated and genetically distinct clan of roughly 200 great gray owls . geographically isolated Why are they isolated to this area? 23 25 +451 2 The fire burned 257 , 000 acres of High Sierra wilderness straddling the Stanislaus National Forest and Yosemite National Park that harbors a geographically isolated and genetically distinct clan of roughly 200 great gray owls . fire burned 257 , 000 acres What started the fire? 1 7 +451 3 The blaze also came within 12 miles of 10 breeding pairs of the subspecies of red fox clinging to survival in the cold , steep slopes above the tree line , raising fears they could have been eaten by coyotes trying to escape the smoke and flames . 12 miles of 10 breeding pairs How do they know specifically where these foxes are? 5 11 +451 3 The blaze also came within 12 miles of 10 breeding pairs of the subspecies of red fox clinging to survival in the cold , steep slopes above the tree line , raising fears they could have been eaten by coyotes trying to escape the smoke and flames . cold , The red fox usually lives in and tolerates the cold? 22 24 +451 3 The blaze also came within 12 miles of 10 breeding pairs of the subspecies of red fox clinging to survival in the cold , steep slopes above the tree line , raising fears they could have been eaten by coyotes trying to escape the smoke and flames . 10 breeding pairs Were there any pups in the breeding pairs? 8 11 +451 4 The existence of the foxes , which were thought to have been wiped out in the 1920s , was confirmed in 2010 . was confirmed in 2010 . Who was the existence of the foxes confirmed by? 18 23 +451 4 The existence of the foxes , which were thought to have been wiped out in the 1920s , was confirmed in 2010 . existence of the foxes , How did they go undetected for so long? 1 6 +451 4 The existence of the foxes , which were thought to have been wiped out in the 1920s , was confirmed in 2010 . were thought to have been wiped out in the 1920s , Why were they thought to have been wiped out? 7 18 +451 4 The existence of the foxes , which were thought to have been wiped out in the 1920s , was confirmed in 2010 . confirmed Who confirmed this? 19 20 +451 4 The existence of the foxes , which were thought to have been wiped out in the 1920s , was confirmed in 2010 . wiped out What caused the foxes to become endangered? 12 14 +451 5 They are currently under consideration for listing under the federal Endangered Species Act . federal Endangered Species Act what is the federal endangered species act 9 13 +451 5 They are currently under consideration for listing under the federal Endangered Species Act . under consideration Who is considering this? 3 5 +451 5 They are currently under consideration for listing under the federal Endangered Species Act . federal Endangered Species Act When was this act enacted? 9 13 +451 5 They are currently under consideration for listing under the federal Endangered Species Act . under consideration Why haven't the foxes already been listed as endangered? 3 5 +452 1 POWELL , Wyo . - The autumn moon has taken its seat low in the evening sky as the cars arrive at Wyoming ' s last drive - in theater . cars arrive Why are they arriving at the theatre? 19 21 +452 1 POWELL , Wyo . - The autumn moon has taken its seat low in the evening sky as the cars arrive at Wyoming ' s last drive - in theater . drive - in theater why did they disappear? 26 30 +452 2 Pokey Heny stands ready to indulge in another night of small - town sociability . small - town sociability What are they going to do?\n 10 14 +452 2 Pokey Heny stands ready to indulge in another night of small - town sociability . Pokey Heny who is he? 0 2 +452 3 At 52 , the owner of the American Dream Drive - in leans out the snack bar door to collect a $ 15 per - vehicle entry fee . $ 15 per - vehicle entry fee IS IT EXPENSIVE? 21 28 +452 5 Then a single mother and daughter roll up in an aging pickup . aging pickup is it rusty? 10 12 +453 1 LOS ANGELES - On a soggy Granada Hills field , eight platoons stand at attention , poised to salute the American flag as it rises toward a cloudy morning sky . Granada Hills field , Where is Granada Hills field? 6 10 +453 2 The bugler lifts the brass instrument to his mouth and waits . waits What's the bugler waiting for? 10 11 +453 2 The bugler lifts the brass instrument to his mouth and waits . brass instrument What brass instrument? 4 6 +453 3 A short delay betrays the illusion , but then a recording of " Reveille " blares out from stereo speakers as the flag moves up the pole . " Reveille " What does Reveille mean? 12 15 +453 3 A short delay betrays the illusion , but then a recording of " Reveille " blares out from stereo speakers as the flag moves up the pole . A short delay A delay for what? 0 3 +453 5 " I ' m taking lessons , " Jesiah Samora says . Jesiah Samora Is Jesiah Samora the bugler? 8 10 +454 1 WICHITA , Kan . - To steal huge shipments of valuable cargo , thieves are turning to a deceptively simple tactic : They pose as truckers , load the freight onto their own tractor - trailers and drive away with it . To steal huge shipments of valuable cargo , What is the valuable cargo? 5 13 +454 1 WICHITA , Kan . - To steal huge shipments of valuable cargo , thieves are turning to a deceptively simple tactic : They pose as truckers , load the freight onto their own tractor - trailers and drive away with it . They pose as truckers , How are thieves posing as truckers? 22 27 +454 1 WICHITA , Kan . - To steal huge shipments of valuable cargo , thieves are turning to a deceptively simple tactic : They pose as truckers , load the freight onto their own tractor - trailers and drive away with it . tractor - trailers and drive away with it do they check id? 33 41 +454 1 WICHITA , Kan . - To steal huge shipments of valuable cargo , thieves are turning to a deceptively simple tactic : They pose as truckers , load the freight onto their own tractor - trailers and drive away with it . valuable cargo , What types of valuable cargo are the thieves stealing? 10 13 +454 2 It ' s an increasingly common form of commercial identity theft that has allowed con men to make off each year with millions of dollars in merchandise , often food and beverages . allowed con men to make off each year How have the con men managed to make off with money? 13 21 +454 3 And experts say the practice is growing so rapidly that it will soon become the most common way to steal freight . And experts say Who are the experts? 0 3 +454 3 And experts say the practice is growing so rapidly that it will soon become the most common way to steal freight . growing so rapidly Why is the theft growing so rapidly? 6 9 +454 4 A generation ago , thieves simply stole loaded trucks out of parking lots . stole loaded trucks with guns? 6 9 +454 5 But the industry ' s widening use of GPS devices , high - tech locks and other advanced security measures have pushed criminals to adopt new hoaxes . pushed criminals to adopt new hoaxes What new methods have criminal adopted? 21 27 +455 1 As temperatures drop and the economy sputters along , many Americans aren ' t exactly in the mood to get their ghoul on this Halloween . economy sputters along , Why is the economy sputtering along? 5 9 +455 1 As temperatures drop and the economy sputters along , many Americans aren ' t exactly in the mood to get their ghoul on this Halloween . aren ' t exactly in the mood Why aren't Americans in the mood? 11 18 +455 1 As temperatures drop and the economy sputters along , many Americans aren ' t exactly in the mood to get their ghoul on this Halloween . economy sputters why is it sputtering? 5 7 +455 2 Anna Harris of St . Paul , Minn . , is among those cutting back this Halloween . cutting back this Halloween Why is there a cut back this Halloween? 13 17 +455 2 Anna Harris of St . Paul , Minn . , is among those cutting back this Halloween . cutting back why is she cutting back? 13 15 +455 3 " Because I have less money , " she explained . " Because I have less money , " Why does she have less money? 0 8 +455 4 Still , Harris plans on celebrating by dressing up as Catwoman for two parties . Catwoman Why is she dressing up as Catwoman? 10 11 +455 4 Still , Harris plans on celebrating by dressing up as Catwoman for two parties . two parties Are these work parties? 12 14 +455 4 Still , Harris plans on celebrating by dressing up as Catwoman for two parties . Catwoman for two so she is still celebrating? 10 13 +455 5 At the St . Paul Wal - Mart store last week , she debated between a black - satin sequined cat mask vs . a leopard - festooned mask ( with matching kitty tail ) . she debated Which one did she choose? 12 14 +456 1 FORT CHIPEWYAN , Canada - In the Cree language , the word " athabasca " means " a place where grass is everywhere " . " athabasca " what is this word? 12 15 +456 1 FORT CHIPEWYAN , Canada - In the Cree language , the word " athabasca " means " a place where grass is everywhere " . Cree What does Cree mean? 7 8 +456 1 FORT CHIPEWYAN , Canada - In the Cree language , the word " athabasca " means " a place where grass is everywhere " . Cree language , Who are the Cree? 7 10 +456 2 Here in Alberta , the Athabasca River slices through forests of spruce and birch before spilling into a vast freshwater delta and Lake Athabasca . Athabasca River slices through forests of spruce How long is the Athabasca River? 5 12 +456 3 But 100 miles upstream , the boreal forest has been peeled back by enormous strip mines , where massive shovels pick up 100 tons of earth at a time and dump it into yellow trucks as big as houses . boreal forest what is a boreal forest? 6 8 +456 3 But 100 miles upstream , the boreal forest has been peeled back by enormous strip mines , where massive shovels pick up 100 tons of earth at a time and dump it into yellow trucks as big as houses . massive Why are they digging through the forest? 18 19 +456 3 But 100 miles upstream , the boreal forest has been peeled back by enormous strip mines , where massive shovels pick up 100 tons of earth at a time and dump it into yellow trucks as big as houses . enormous strip mines , What corporations own these strip mines? 13 17 +456 4 The tarry bitumen that is extracted is eventually shipped to refineries , many in the United States , to be processed into gasoline , diesel and other fuels . tarry bitumen is this a flower? 1 3 +456 4 The tarry bitumen that is extracted is eventually shipped to refineries , many in the United States , to be processed into gasoline , diesel and other fuels . tarry How did they know that tarry bitumen can be found there? 1 2 +456 4 The tarry bitumen that is extracted is eventually shipped to refineries , many in the United States , to be processed into gasoline , diesel and other fuels . tarry bitumen Is tarry bitumen similar to shale oil? 1 3 +456 5 But the leftover polluted slurry remains in miles - long impoundments , some high above the banks of the river . impoundments , what is an impoundment? 10 12 +456 5 But the leftover polluted slurry remains in miles - long impoundments , some high above the banks of the river . leftover Why didn't they clean up after themselves? 2 3 +456 5 But the leftover polluted slurry remains in miles - long impoundments , some high above the banks of the river . leftover polluted slurry How can this pollution be dealt with? 2 5 +457 1 The usual scenario involves suspicious glances , inattentive clerks or rude service - not handcuffs . usual scenario what is the usual scenario 1 3 +457 1 The usual scenario involves suspicious glances , inattentive clerks or rude service - not handcuffs . usual What usual scenario? 1 2 +457 2 Yet when a black teen said he was wrongly jailed after buying a $ 350 belt at a Manhattan luxury store , it struck a nerve in African - Americans accustomed to finding that their money is not necessarily as good as everyone else ' s . at a Manhattan luxury store , Which Manhattan luxury store? 16 22 +457 2 Yet when a black teen said he was wrongly jailed after buying a $ 350 belt at a Manhattan luxury store , it struck a nerve in African - Americans accustomed to finding that their money is not necessarily as good as everyone else ' s . good as everyone else ' s Does this refer to money not being able to buy as much, or being searched by police? 40 46 +457 2 Yet when a black teen said he was wrongly jailed after buying a $ 350 belt at a Manhattan luxury store , it struck a nerve in African - Americans accustomed to finding that their money is not necessarily as good as everyone else ' s . wrongly How was he \"wrongly jailed\" after he bought an item? 8 9 +457 3 Shopping while black , they say , can be a humiliating experience . humiliating experience What makes it humiliating the most? 10 12 +457 3 Shopping while black , they say , can be a humiliating experience . humiliating How can it be humiliating? 10 11 +457 4 Much attention has been paid to the issue over the years - Oprah Winfrey complained that a Swiss clerk did not think she could afford a $ 38 , 000 handbag , and even President Barack Obama has said he was once followed in stores . not How did Oprah Winfrey know that the Swiss clerk believed that Oprah could not afford an expensive handbag? 20 21 +457 5 But according to shoppers interviewed Monday , many people don ' t recognize how prevalent retail discrimination is , and how the consistent stream of small insults adds up to a large problem . large problem what is the large problem? 31 33 +457 5 But according to shoppers interviewed Monday , many people don ' t recognize how prevalent retail discrimination is , and how the consistent stream of small insults adds up to a large problem . consistent What do these \"consistent stream of small insults\" consist of? 22 23 +458 1 SAN FRANCISCO - Happily hunched over his iPad , Britain ' s most celebrated living artist David Hockney is pioneering in the art world again , turning his index finger into a paintbrush that he uses to swipe across a touch screen to create vibrant landscapes , colorful forests and richly layered scenes . pioneering in the art world again , How was he a pioneer in the past? 19 26 +458 1 SAN FRANCISCO - Happily hunched over his iPad , Britain ' s most celebrated living artist David Hockney is pioneering in the art world again , turning his index finger into a paintbrush that he uses to swipe across a touch screen to create vibrant landscapes , colorful forests and richly layered scenes . Britain ' s most celebrated living artist Why is he Britain's most celebrated living artist? 9 16 +458 2 " It ' s a very new medium , " said Hockney . medium , " what medium is it? 7 10 +458 2 " It ' s a very new medium , " said Hockney . very new how new is it? 5 7 +458 2 " It ' s a very new medium , " said Hockney . very new When did the medium come to existence? 5 7 +458 3 So new , in fact , he wasn ' t sure what he was creating until he began printing his digital images a few years ago . digital images how did he print? 20 22 +458 4 " I was pretty amazed by them actually , " he said , laughing . laughing why was he laughing? 13 14 +458 4 " I was pretty amazed by them actually , " he said , laughing . amazed Why was he amazed? 4 5 +458 5 " I ' m still amazed " . A new exhibit of Hockney ' s work , including about 150 iPad images , opened Saturday in the de Young Museum in Golden Gate Park , just a short trip for Silicon Valley techies who created both the hardware and software for this 21st - century reinvention of finger - painting . including about 150 iPad images , How are they displayed? 17 23 +458 5 " I ' m still amazed " . A new exhibit of Hockney ' s work , including about 150 iPad images , opened Saturday in the de Young Museum in Golden Gate Park , just a short trip for Silicon Valley techies who created both the hardware and software for this 21st - century reinvention of finger - painting . finger - painting painting on an ipad? 57 60 +459 2 # goodluckwiththat . The recommendations are bound to prompt eye - rolling and LOLs from many teens but an influential pediatricians group says parents need to know that unrestricted media use can have serious consequences . an influential pediatricians group Who are the doctors that make up the group? 18 22 +459 2 # goodluckwiththat . The recommendations are bound to prompt eye - rolling and LOLs from many teens but an influential pediatricians group says parents need to know that unrestricted media use can have serious consequences . serious consequences What kinds of consequences does screen time have? 33 35 +459 2 # goodluckwiththat . The recommendations are bound to prompt eye - rolling and LOLs from many teens but an influential pediatricians group says parents need to know that unrestricted media use can have serious consequences . influential pediatricians group Does this group of pediatricians have a name? 19 22 +459 2 # goodluckwiththat . The recommendations are bound to prompt eye - rolling and LOLs from many teens but an influential pediatricians group says parents need to know that unrestricted media use can have serious consequences . serious consequences What serious consequences can unrestricted media have? 33 35 +459 4 It ' s not a major cause of these troubles , but " many parents are clueless " about the profound impact media exposure can have on their children , said Dr . Victor Strasburger , lead author of the new American Academy of Pediatrics policy . profound impact What are some alternatives parents could use in place of social media for their kids'? 20 22 +459 5 " This is the 21st century and they need to get with it , " said Strasburger , a University of New Mexico adolescent medicine specialist . adolescent medicine specialist Are there any medecines that can be prescribed to stop screen time from being so excessive? 23 26 +459 5 " This is the 21st century and they need to get with it , " said Strasburger , a University of New Mexico adolescent medicine specialist . said Strasburger , Does this doctor suggest kids' should read more books instead of going on social media? 15 18 +460 1 ACACIAS , Colombia - The man with the crash helmet and the American - flag shirt barrels down the muddy track on a muscled steed , chasing a bull the size of small car . The man who is the man? 4 6 +460 1 ACACIAS , Colombia - The man with the crash helmet and the American - flag shirt barrels down the muddy track on a muscled steed , chasing a bull the size of small car . crash helmet what is a crash helmet? 8 10 +460 1 ACACIAS , Colombia - The man with the crash helmet and the American - flag shirt barrels down the muddy track on a muscled steed , chasing a bull the size of small car . The man Who is the man? 4 6 +460 1 ACACIAS , Colombia - The man with the crash helmet and the American - flag shirt barrels down the muddy track on a muscled steed , chasing a bull the size of small car . chasing a bull the size of small car Why is he chasing a bull, an event? 26 34 +460 3 The bull tumbles and rolls - spraying the cheering crowd with mud - before bouncing up and lumbering down the track . tumbles and rolls did it fall or was it pushed? 2 5 +460 3 The bull tumbles and rolls - spraying the cheering crowd with mud - before bouncing up and lumbering down the track . cheering crowd What is the event that is being written about here? 8 10 +460 4 Welcome to the world of coleo , a high - speed , high - risk sport that ' s hard on man , bull and spectators . coleo , is this sport popular? 5 7 +460 4 Welcome to the world of coleo , a high - speed , high - risk sport that ' s hard on man , bull and spectators . world of coleo , How popular is this world of coleo? 3 7 +460 4 Welcome to the world of coleo , a high - speed , high - risk sport that ' s hard on man , bull and spectators . spectators Why is it hard on spectators? 25 26 +460 5 In this part of South America , coleo is a birthright , a practice learned by farmhands who have to chase down runaway cattle . South America , coleo which part is it? 4 8 +461 1 NEW YORK - Characterizing their meeting with the NFL about their disapproval of the use of Redskins by the Washington franchise as disappointing , representatives of the Oneida Indian Nation requested a meeting with all 32 NFL owners during Super Bowl week . Redskins What is redskins? 16 17 +461 1 NEW YORK - Characterizing their meeting with the NFL about their disapproval of the use of Redskins by the Washington franchise as disappointing , representatives of the Oneida Indian Nation requested a meeting with all 32 NFL owners during Super Bowl week . Oneida Indian Nation Why did the Oneida Indian Nation want to meet with the NFL? 27 30 +461 2 They hope to persuade the other team owners and Commissioner Roger Goodell to put pressure on Redskins owner Daniel Snyder to drop the nickname they find offensive . nickname they find offensive Does the two redskins even look similar? 23 27 +461 2 They hope to persuade the other team owners and Commissioner Roger Goodell to put pressure on Redskins owner Daniel Snyder to drop the nickname they find offensive . drop the nickname they find offensive . Why is redskin offensive to the Oneida Indian Nation? 21 28 +461 3 " Given the way the meeting transpired , " Ray Halbritter , an Oneida representative and leader of the " Change the Mascot Campaign , " said Wednesday , " it became somewhat evident they were defending the continued use of the name . defending the continued use of the name . Why do they defend the name Redskins? 36 44 +461 3 " Given the way the meeting transpired , " Ray Halbritter , an Oneida representative and leader of the " Change the Mascot Campaign , " said Wednesday , " it became somewhat evident they were defending the continued use of the name . " Change the Mascot Campaign , " Why is the movement referencing the Mascot as needing to change if they have a problem with the \"Redskins\" name? 19 26 +461 4 Of course , we ' re disappointed " . The Oneidas asked Goodell and Snyder to " visit our homelands , " and sought an amendment to league bylaws to prohibit franchises from naming a team with any term that is a racial epithet . Oneidas Who are the Oneisdas? 10 11 +461 4 Of course , we ' re disappointed " . The Oneidas asked Goodell and Snyder to " visit our homelands , " and sought an amendment to league bylaws to prohibit franchises from naming a team with any term that is a racial epithet . " visit our homelands , " Why do they want them to visit their homelands if they're not going to change the team name? 16 22 +461 4 Of course , we ' re disappointed " . The Oneidas asked Goodell and Snyder to " visit our homelands , " and sought an amendment to league bylaws to prohibit franchises from naming a team with any term that is a racial epithet . amendment to league bylaws How long has this feud been going on? 25 29 +461 5 Halbritter says the dictionary defines the word ' redskins ' precisely that way . precisely that way In what way is the word redskins defined? 10 13 +461 5 Halbritter says the dictionary defines the word ' redskins ' precisely that way . dictionary defines What is the definition of redskins? 3 5 +462 1 AMSTERDAM - A major investigation into whether art hanging in Dutch museums may have once been Nazi loot has yielded an unexpectedly large result : 139 suspect works , including ones by masters like Matisse , Klee and Kandinsky . A major investigation Who is conducting the investigation? 2 5 +462 1 AMSTERDAM - A major investigation into whether art hanging in Dutch museums may have once been Nazi loot has yielded an unexpectedly large result : 139 suspect works , including ones by masters like Matisse , Klee and Kandinsky . ones by masters like Matisse , Klee and Kandinsky Who are Matisse, Klee, and Kandinsky? 30 39 +462 1 AMSTERDAM - A major investigation into whether art hanging in Dutch museums may have once been Nazi loot has yielded an unexpectedly large result : 139 suspect works , including ones by masters like Matisse , Klee and Kandinsky . Matisse , Klee are they all painters? 34 37 +462 1 AMSTERDAM - A major investigation into whether art hanging in Dutch museums may have once been Nazi loot has yielded an unexpectedly large result : 139 suspect works , including ones by masters like Matisse , Klee and Kandinsky . Nazi loot How do you know something is Nazi loot? 16 18 +462 2 The bombshell announcement Tuesday by the museums raises the question of why it has taken them nearly 70 years to examine their collections in a systematic way after World War II - and suggests that even more looted art may emerge from other countries that haven ' t yet done so . more looted art may emerge from other countries What other countries? 36 44 +462 2 The bombshell announcement Tuesday by the museums raises the question of why it has taken them nearly 70 years to examine their collections in a systematic way after World War II - and suggests that even more looted art may emerge from other countries that haven ' t yet done so . taken them nearly 70 years How often do they examine art collections to determine whether they were looted? 14 19 +462 2 The bombshell announcement Tuesday by the museums raises the question of why it has taken them nearly 70 years to examine their collections in a systematic way after World War II - and suggests that even more looted art may emerge from other countries that haven ' t yet done so . looted art How does a person steal such valuable art? 37 39 +462 3 " These objects are either thought or known to have been looted , confiscated or sold under duress , " said Siebe Weide , director of the Netherlands Museums Association . looted , confiscated or sold under duress , " How do they know that these were looted, confiscated, or sold under duress? 11 20 +462 3 " These objects are either thought or known to have been looted , confiscated or sold under duress , " said Siebe Weide , director of the Netherlands Museums Association . under duress , " who had them under duress? 16 20 +462 3 " These objects are either thought or known to have been looted , confiscated or sold under duress , " said Siebe Weide , director of the Netherlands Museums Association . sold under duress , " How much duress is necessary in order to make the transaction questionable? 15 20 +462 4 He said returning them is " both a moral obligation and one that we have taken upon ourselves " . returning them Who would these be returned to? 2 4 +462 4 He said returning them is " both a moral obligation and one that we have taken upon ourselves " . moral obligation Why are they morally obligated to return the art? 8 10 +462 5 The tainted art involved 69 paintings , including French artist Henri Matisse ' s 1921 " Odalisque " painting of a half - nude reclining woman , which hangs at Amsterdam ' s Stedelijk Museum , one of the country ' s top tourist draws . country ' s top tourist draws Why is this one of the country's top tourist draws? 39 45 +462 5 The tainted art involved 69 paintings , including French artist Henri Matisse ' s 1921 " Odalisque " painting of a half - nude reclining woman , which hangs at Amsterdam ' s Stedelijk Museum , one of the country ' s top tourist draws . half - nude reclining woman , why does this matter? 21 27 +462 5 The tainted art involved 69 paintings , including French artist Henri Matisse ' s 1921 " Odalisque " painting of a half - nude reclining woman , which hangs at Amsterdam ' s Stedelijk Museum , one of the country ' s top tourist draws . Henri Matisse ' s 1921 " Odalisque " Why was this painting not recognized as tainted much earlier if it is so famous and such a large draw to tourists? 10 18 +463 1 BOSTON - From the Green Monster to the Charles River , the bearded champions celebrated their improbable journey with another familiar sight in Boston . improbable journey What did they do on their \"improbable\" journey? 16 18 +463 1 BOSTON - From the Green Monster to the Charles River , the bearded champions celebrated their improbable journey with another familiar sight in Boston . champions celebrated their improbable journey Why was the journey improbable? 13 18 +463 1 BOSTON - From the Green Monster to the Charles River , the bearded champions celebrated their improbable journey with another familiar sight in Boston . bearded champions Who are these people? 12 14 +463 1 BOSTON - From the Green Monster to the Charles River , the bearded champions celebrated their improbable journey with another familiar sight in Boston . familiar sight What is the familiar sight? 20 22 +463 1 BOSTON - From the Green Monster to the Charles River , the bearded champions celebrated their improbable journey with another familiar sight in Boston . the bearded champions Who are these bearded champions? 11 14 +463 1 BOSTON - From the Green Monster to the Charles River , the bearded champions celebrated their improbable journey with another familiar sight in Boston . journey What is the journey the article is describing? 17 18 +463 2 The World Series trophy . For the third time in 10 years , the Red Sox carried the prize through their city in a " rolling rally " of amphibious " duck boats " as thousands of fans lined the streets and the banks of the waterway that separates Boston from Cambridge . " duck boats " What are duck boats? 30 34 +463 2 The World Series trophy . For the third time in 10 years , the Red Sox carried the prize through their city in a " rolling rally " of amphibious " duck boats " as thousands of fans lined the streets and the banks of the waterway that separates Boston from Cambridge . third time in 10 years , What made them such a great team to win the World Series trophy for the third time in 10 years? 7 13 +463 2 The World Series trophy . For the third time in 10 years , the Red Sox carried the prize through their city in a " rolling rally " of amphibious " duck boats " as thousands of fans lined the streets and the banks of the waterway that separates Boston from Cambridge . For the third time in 10 years , How many championships have they won in all of history? 5 13 +463 3 The most poignant moment occurred early in Saturday ' s trip when the vehicles stopped at the Boston Marathon finish line , near where two explosions killed three spectators at the race on April 15 . two explosions killed three spectators How did this explosion occur? 24 29 +463 3 The most poignant moment occurred early in Saturday ' s trip when the vehicles stopped at the Boston Marathon finish line , near where two explosions killed three spectators at the race on April 15 . stopped at the Boston Marathon finish line , What happened when they got there? 14 22 +463 4 Outfielder Jonny Gomes placed the trophy on the line and he and catcher Jarrod Saltalamacchia held Red Sox jerseys with the words " BOSTON STRONG " and the number 617 , the city ' s area code . the words " BOSTON STRONG " Where are those jerseys now? 20 26 +463 5 A jersey with that message hung in the Red Sox dugout throughout the season after the bombings . the bombings How many were injured in the bombings? 15 17 +464 1 DUBAI , United Arab Emirates - A growing number of men are quietly helping steer a campaign to end Saudi Arabia ' s ban on allowing women to drive , risking their jobs and social condemnation in the conservative kingdom . growing number of men Why are the men helping to end the ban on women driving? 7 11 +464 1 DUBAI , United Arab Emirates - A growing number of men are quietly helping steer a campaign to end Saudi Arabia ' s ban on allowing women to drive , risking their jobs and social condemnation in the conservative kingdom . Saudi Arabia ' s ban Why does Saudi Arabia ban women driving? 19 24 +464 1 DUBAI , United Arab Emirates - A growing number of men are quietly helping steer a campaign to end Saudi Arabia ' s ban on allowing women to drive , risking their jobs and social condemnation in the conservative kingdom . risking their jobs Why would the men lose their jobs by helping the women to drive? 30 33 +464 2 Some of the men have even been questioned by authorities , and one was detained by a branch of the Saudi Interior Ministry - a move that sent a chill through some of the activists working to put women behind the wheel . sent a chill through some of the activists Who are the activists? 27 35 +464 2 Some of the men have even been questioned by authorities , and one was detained by a branch of the Saudi Interior Ministry - a move that sent a chill through some of the activists working to put women behind the wheel . a move that sent a chill What is so bad about the Saudi Interior Ministry? 24 30 +464 2 Some of the men have even been questioned by authorities , and one was detained by a branch of the Saudi Interior Ministry - a move that sent a chill through some of the activists working to put women behind the wheel . sent a chill why did it send a chill? 27 30 +464 2 Some of the men have even been questioned by authorities , and one was detained by a branch of the Saudi Interior Ministry - a move that sent a chill through some of the activists working to put women behind the wheel . branch Which branch of the Saudi Interior Minsitry? 17 18 +464 2 Some of the men have even been questioned by authorities , and one was detained by a branch of the Saudi Interior Ministry - a move that sent a chill through some of the activists working to put women behind the wheel . Saudi Interior Ministry Why are the people afraid of the Saudi Interior Ministry? 20 23 +464 3 On Saturday , more than 60 women said they defied the ban , although they faced little action from police . faced little action from police Why didn't the police enforce the current ban? 15 20 +464 3 On Saturday , more than 60 women said they defied the ban , although they faced little action from police . little action from police . Why did the police not do anything about the women? 16 21 +464 4 In the run - up to the weekend protest , men played a key role in helping wives , sisters and female friends to enjoy what they believe is a fundamental right . men played a key role How did they play a key role? 10 15 +464 4 In the run - up to the weekend protest , men played a key role in helping wives , sisters and female friends to enjoy what they believe is a fundamental right . run - up what do they mean by run up? 2 5 +464 4 In the run - up to the weekend protest , men played a key role in helping wives , sisters and female friends to enjoy what they believe is a fundamental right . key role What did they do specifically to provide a key role? 13 15 +464 5 Since the campaign was launched in September , they have produced videos of women driving and put them on social networks . campaign Does it have a formal name or leader? 2 3 +464 5 Since the campaign was launched in September , they have produced videos of women driving and put them on social networks . social networks which social networks? 19 21 +465 1 LEAD , S . D . - Nearly a mile underground in an abandoned gold mine , one of the most important quests in physics has so far come up empty in the search for the elusive substance known as dark matter , scientists announced Wednesday . dark matter , what is dark matter> 40 43 +465 1 LEAD , S . D . - Nearly a mile underground in an abandoned gold mine , one of the most important quests in physics has so far come up empty in the search for the elusive substance known as dark matter , scientists announced Wednesday . scientists announced Wednesday . Which scientists? 43 47 +465 1 LEAD , S . D . - Nearly a mile underground in an abandoned gold mine , one of the most important quests in physics has so far come up empty in the search for the elusive substance known as dark matter , scientists announced Wednesday . search for the elusive substance Why would this substance be nearly a mile underground in a gold mine? 33 38 +465 2 But physicists on the project were upbeat , saying they had developed a new , more sensitive method of searching for the mysterious material that has mass but cannot be seen . new , more sensitive method what method? 13 18 +465 2 But physicists on the project were upbeat , saying they had developed a new , more sensitive method of searching for the mysterious material that has mass but cannot be seen . developed a new , more sensitive method What type of method did they develop? 11 18 +465 2 But physicists on the project were upbeat , saying they had developed a new , more sensitive method of searching for the mysterious material that has mass but cannot be seen . searching for the mysterious material When was this mysterious material discovered? 19 24 +465 2 But physicists on the project were upbeat , saying they had developed a new , more sensitive method of searching for the mysterious material that has mass but cannot be seen . material that has mass but cannot be seen This could use elaboration 23 31 +465 2 But physicists on the project were upbeat , saying they had developed a new , more sensitive method of searching for the mysterious material that has mass but cannot be seen . project were upbeat , why were they upbeat? 4 8 +465 3 They planned to keep looking . " This is just the opening salvo , " said Richard Gaitskell of Brown University , a scientist working on the Large Underground Xenon experiment , or LUX , the most advanced Earth - based search for dark matter . search for dark matter How does one begin to search for dark matter? 41 45 +465 3 They planned to keep looking . " This is just the opening salvo , " said Richard Gaitskell of Brown University , a scientist working on the Large Underground Xenon experiment , or LUX , the most advanced Earth - based search for dark matter . salvo , " what is a salvo? 12 15 +465 4 A detector attached to the International Space Station has so far failed to find any dark matter either . failed to find any dark matter How can scientists be so sure that they will ever find dark matter? 11 17 +465 5 The researchers released their initial findings Wednesday after the experiment ' s first few months at the Sanford Underground Research Facility , which was built in the former Homestake gold mine in South Dakota ' s Black Hills . Sanford Underground Research Facility , How much did this facility cost to construct? 17 22 +465 5 The researchers released their initial findings Wednesday after the experiment ' s first few months at the Sanford Underground Research Facility , which was built in the former Homestake gold mine in South Dakota ' s Black Hills . Homestake gold mine in where is that? 28 32 +466 1 STAVANGER , Norway - Residents of the small Norwegian town of Rjukan have finally seen the light . light which light? 16 17 +466 1 STAVANGER , Norway - Residents of the small Norwegian town of Rjukan have finally seen the light . Rjukan Where in Norway is this town? 11 12 +466 1 STAVANGER , Norway - Residents of the small Norwegian town of Rjukan have finally seen the light . finally seen the light . This is vague but I assume leading to an explanation 13 18 +466 1 STAVANGER , Norway - Residents of the small Norwegian town of Rjukan have finally seen the light . finally seen the light What have they seen the light about? 13 17 +466 2 Tucked in between steep mountains , the town is normally shrouded in shadow for almost six months a year , with residents having to catch a cable car to the top of a nearby precipice to get a fix of midday vitamin D . But on Wednesday faint rays from the winter sun for the first time reached the town ' s market square , thanks to three 183 - square - foot ( 17 - square - meter ) mirrors placed on a mountain . ( 17 - square - meter ) how were they made? 73 80 +466 2 Tucked in between steep mountains , the town is normally shrouded in shadow for almost six months a year , with residents having to catch a cable car to the top of a nearby precipice to get a fix of midday vitamin D . But on Wednesday faint rays from the winter sun for the first time reached the town ' s market square , thanks to three 183 - square - foot ( 17 - square - meter ) mirrors placed on a mountain . vitamin D Do the residents take vitamin D supplements during these 6 months of shade? 41 43 +466 3 Cheering families , some on sun loungers , drinking cocktails and waving Norwegian flags , donned shades as the sun crept from behind a cloud to hit the mirrors and reflect down onto the faces of delighted children below . sun loungers , is this a chair? 5 8 +466 4 TV footage of the event showed the center of the crowded square light up a touch , but not as if hit by direct sunlight . light up a touch , Just how bright or dim was this sunlight? 12 17 +466 5 Still , residents said the effect was noticeable . noticeable Can this be put more in a more descriptive way? 7 8 +467 1 HOUSTON - Plans to auction a rare permit that will allow a hunter to take down an endangered black rhino are drawing criticism from some conservationists , but the organizer says the fundraiser could bring in more than $ 1 million that would go toward protecting the species . protecting the species How is this supposed to protect the endangered black rhino species if their auctioning off a permit to hunt them? 45 48 +467 1 HOUSTON - Plans to auction a rare permit that will allow a hunter to take down an endangered black rhino are drawing criticism from some conservationists , but the organizer says the fundraiser could bring in more than $ 1 million that would go toward protecting the species . rare permit why are they doing this? 6 8 +467 1 HOUSTON - Plans to auction a rare permit that will allow a hunter to take down an endangered black rhino are drawing criticism from some conservationists , but the organizer says the fundraiser could bring in more than $ 1 million that would go toward protecting the species . endangered How many black rhino's are left? 17 18 +467 1 HOUSTON - Plans to auction a rare permit that will allow a hunter to take down an endangered black rhino are drawing criticism from some conservationists , but the organizer says the fundraiser could bring in more than $ 1 million that would go toward protecting the species . endangered black rhino There are black rhinos in Houston? 17 20 +467 2 John J . Jackson III belongs to the Dallas Safari Club , which earlier this month announced it would auction the permit - one of only five offered annually by Namibia in southwestern Africa . John J . Jackson III Who is this and why does he get to decide the auction of the permit? 0 5 +467 2 John J . Jackson III belongs to the Dallas Safari Club , which earlier this month announced it would auction the permit - one of only five offered annually by Namibia in southwestern Africa . Namibia do they do it for money? 30 31 +467 2 John J . Jackson III belongs to the Dallas Safari Club , which earlier this month announced it would auction the permit - one of only five offered annually by Namibia in southwestern Africa . Dallas Safari Club , What is the Dallas Safari Club? What does this group do? 8 12 +467 2 John J . Jackson III belongs to the Dallas Safari Club , which earlier this month announced it would auction the permit - one of only five offered annually by Namibia in southwestern Africa . would auction the permit Why are these even auctioned when they are an endangered species? 18 22 +467 3 The permit is also the first to be made available for purchase outside of that country . outside of that country How many permits are out there in other countries? 12 16 +467 4 " This is advanced , state - of - the - art wildlife conservation and management techniques , " Jackson , a Metairie , La . - based international wildlife attorney , said Wednesday . Metairie , what is a metairie? 22 24 +467 4 " This is advanced , state - of - the - art wildlife conservation and management techniques , " Jackson , a Metairie , La . - based international wildlife attorney , said Wednesday . advanced , What makes this technique advanced? 3 5 +467 4 " This is advanced , state - of - the - art wildlife conservation and management techniques , " Jackson , a Metairie , La . - based international wildlife attorney , said Wednesday . advanced , How is it advanced? 3 5 +467 5 " It ' s not something the layman understands , but they should . but they should Why should they understand? 10 13 +467 5 " It ' s not something the layman understands , but they should . layman what about laywomen? 7 8 +467 5 " It ' s not something the layman understands , but they should . layman Why would a layman not understand this strategy? 7 8 +468 1 DAVIE , Fla . - In the stadium program sold at the Miami Dolphins ' game on Halloween , Richie Incognito was asked who ' s the easiest teammate to scare . Richie Incognito was asked How did Richie Incognito respond? 19 23 +468 1 DAVIE , Fla . - In the stadium program sold at the Miami Dolphins ' game on Halloween , Richie Incognito was asked who ' s the easiest teammate to scare . Richie Incognito Who is Richie Incognito? 19 21 +468 2 His answer : Jonathan Martin . The troubled , troubling relationship between the two offensive linemen took an ominous turn Monday with fresh revelations : Incognito sent text messages to his teammate that were racist and threatening , two people familiar with the situation said . Incognito sent text messages Was Incognito questioned about this incident? 25 29 +468 2 His answer : Jonathan Martin . The troubled , troubling relationship between the two offensive linemen took an ominous turn Monday with fresh revelations : Incognito sent text messages to his teammate that were racist and threatening , two people familiar with the situation said . ominous turn how did they find out? 18 20 +468 3 The people spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because the Dolphins and NFL haven ' t disclosed the nature of the misconduct that led to Sunday ' s suspension of Incognito , a veteran with a reputation for dirty play . dirty play What is dirty play? 41 43 +468 3 The people spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because the Dolphins and NFL haven ' t disclosed the nature of the misconduct that led to Sunday ' s suspension of Incognito , a veteran with a reputation for dirty play . suspension of Incognito , What is Incognito's race? 31 35 +468 3 The people spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because the Dolphins and NFL haven ' t disclosed the nature of the misconduct that led to Sunday ' s suspension of Incognito , a veteran with a reputation for dirty play . a veteran with a reputation for dirty play . How did he get a reputation for dirty play? 35 44 +468 3 The people spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because the Dolphins and NFL haven ' t disclosed the nature of the misconduct that led to Sunday ' s suspension of Incognito , a veteran with a reputation for dirty play . suspension How long was Richie Incognito's suspension? 31 32 +468 4 Martin , a tackle , remained absent from practice Monday one week after he suddenly left the team because of emotional issues . emotional issues what emotional issues? 20 22 +468 4 Martin , a tackle , remained absent from practice Monday one week after he suddenly left the team because of emotional issues . left the team because of emotional issues Was this due to his overwhelming anger for one of his teammates? 15 22 +468 4 Martin , a tackle , remained absent from practice Monday one week after he suddenly left the team because of emotional issues . emotional issues what are his issues? 20 22 +468 5 Also missing was Incognito , a guard suspended indefinitely late Sunday by coach Joe Philbin for his treatment of Martin . Also missing was Incognito , Does he have a contract with his team? 0 5 +468 5 Also missing was Incognito , a guard suspended indefinitely late Sunday by coach Joe Philbin for his treatment of Martin . Incognito , is that his name? 3 5 +469 1 ALBUQUERQUE , N . M . - In the small , rural community of Reserve , N . M . , children waiting for the school bus gather inside wooden and mesh cages provided as protection from wolves . provided as protection from wolves Why do children need protection from wolves? 33 38 +469 1 ALBUQUERQUE , N . M . - In the small , rural community of Reserve , N . M . , children waiting for the school bus gather inside wooden and mesh cages provided as protection from wolves . wooden and mesh cages How are these cages built? Who builds them? 29 33 +469 1 ALBUQUERQUE , N . M . - In the small , rural community of Reserve , N . M . , children waiting for the school bus gather inside wooden and mesh cages provided as protection from wolves . protection Why do the children need protection from wolves? 35 36 +469 2 Parents consider the " kid cages " a reasonable precaution . reasonable precaution Why is reasonable precaution needed? 8 10 +469 2 Parents consider the " kid cages " a reasonable precaution . " kid cages " are they named that? 3 7 +469 3 Defenders of the wolves note there have been no documented wolf attacks in New Mexico or Arizona . Defenders of the wolves Who are the defenders of the wolves? 0 4 +469 3 Defenders of the wolves note there have been no documented wolf attacks in New Mexico or Arizona . documented wolf attacks have there been undocumented attacks? 9 12 +469 4 Fears of wolves attacking humans , they say , are overblown , and the cages nothing more than a stunt . Fears What drives the fears that wolves will attack humans? 0 1 +469 5 In 1995 , the reintroduction of Canadian gray wolves into the northern Rockies ignited a furor . ignited a furor Why did reintroducing the wolves ignite a furor? 13 16 +469 5 In 1995 , the reintroduction of Canadian gray wolves into the northern Rockies ignited a furor . reintroduction of Canadian gray wolves How were they reintroduced? 4 9 +469 5 In 1995 , the reintroduction of Canadian gray wolves into the northern Rockies ignited a furor . furor what is a furor? 15 16 +470 1 NEW YORK - Bill de Blasio was elected New York City ' s first Democratic mayor in two decades Tuesday , running on an unabashedly liberal , tax - the - rich platform that contrasted sharply with billionaire Michael Bloomberg ' s record during 12 years in office . contrasted sharply with billionaire Michael How did de Blasio's platform clash with Bloomberg's? 34 39 +470 1 NEW YORK - Bill de Blasio was elected New York City ' s first Democratic mayor in two decades Tuesday , running on an unabashedly liberal , tax - the - rich platform that contrasted sharply with billionaire Michael Bloomberg ' s record during 12 years in office . Michael Bloomberg ' s record What was Bloomberg's record during his 12 years in office? 38 43 +470 1 NEW YORK - Bill de Blasio was elected New York City ' s first Democratic mayor in two decades Tuesday , running on an unabashedly liberal , tax - the - rich platform that contrasted sharply with billionaire Michael Bloomberg ' s record during 12 years in office . running on an unabashedly liberal , tax - the - rich How much was he proposing to tax the rich? 21 32 +470 2 De Blasio , the city ' s public advocate , defeated Republican Joe Lhota , former chief of the metropolitan area ' s transit agency . defeated What were the margins he was defeated by? 10 11 +470 4 He had been heavily favored , holding an overwhelming lead in the polls for weeks . He had been heavily favored , What has he been favored for? 0 6 +470 4 He had been heavily favored , holding an overwhelming lead in the polls for weeks . holding an overwhelming lead in the polls Why did de Blasio have a large lead in the polls? 6 13 +470 4 He had been heavily favored , holding an overwhelming lead in the polls for weeks . overwhelming What was the average amount of lead he had? 8 9 +470 4 He had been heavily favored , holding an overwhelming lead in the polls for weeks . overwhelming lead in the polls for weeks Why was he so revered in this election? 8 15 +470 4 He had been heavily favored , holding an overwhelming lead in the polls for weeks . holding an overwhelming lead How much was his overwhelming lead? 6 10 +470 5 Bloomberg , who first ran as a Republican and later became an independent , guided the city through the financial meltdown and the aftermath of 9 / 11 . later became an independent , Why did he choose to become an independent? 9 14 +470 5 Bloomberg , who first ran as a Republican and later became an independent , guided the city through the financial meltdown and the aftermath of 9 / 11 . Bloomberg , who first ran as a Republican Why did he stop running as a Republican? 0 8 +471 2 To see the future of the NBA , they only have to swivel their heads . the NBA , they only have to swivel their heads swivel them which way? 5 15 +471 2 To see the future of the NBA , they only have to swivel their heads . see the future of the NBA , How are Rajiv Maheswaran and Yu-Han Chang able to see the future of the NBA? 1 8 +471 3 Whiteboards inside their office are filled with algorithms in shades of red , blue and green . algorithms what kind of algorithms? 7 8 +471 3 Whiteboards inside their office are filled with algorithms in shades of red , blue and green . algorithms What kind of algorithms? 7 8 +471 4 Programmers sit clustered around computers inputting lines of complex code . complex code in what language? 8 10 +471 4 Programmers sit clustered around computers inputting lines of complex code . complex code But why? If the future of the NBS is \"see\"-able, why are programmers and maths needed? 8 10 +471 4 Programmers sit clustered around computers inputting lines of complex code . inputting lines What does inputting lines of code have to do with the NBA? 5 7 +471 5 What resembles gibberish to anyone without a degree in computer science could help NBA teams find optimal ways to grab rebounds and defend pick and rolls through a proprietary software system developed by Maheswaran and Chang . optimal ways Isn't the point of sports that it is limited to the physicality of the players and their quickness in the moment? 16 18 +472 1 When Brookfield ( Wis . ) Central High School student Chloe Olier started driving earlier this summer , her parents Dany and Virginie installed a DriveCam , a monitoring device that records video whenever she makes driving mistakes . driving mistakes all kinds of mistakes? 36 38 +472 1 When Brookfield ( Wis . ) Central High School student Chloe Olier started driving earlier this summer , her parents Dany and Virginie installed a DriveCam , a monitoring device that records video whenever she makes driving mistakes . monitoring device Why did they use a monitoring device? 28 30 +472 3 " I felt violated , because it was going to be recording me , " the 16 - year - old said . felt violated , does everyone feel that way? 2 5 +472 4 Chloe now says she ' d recommend it to her friends because it has made her a better driver . she ' d recommend are her concerns gone? 3 7 +472 4 Chloe now says she ' d recommend it to her friends because it has made her a better driver . made her a better driver How did it make her a better driver? 14 19 +472 5 The machine , obtained for free from the family ' s auto insurer , American Family Insurance , recorded her 23 times the first week . 23 times the first week why so many times? 20 25 +473 1 LONDON – The elderly gentleman appeared nervous when authorities questioned him during a customs check aboard a train from Switzerland to Germany . appeared nervous Why is he nervous? 5 7 +473 1 LONDON – The elderly gentleman appeared nervous when authorities questioned him during a customs check aboard a train from Switzerland to Germany . appeared nervous Why did he appear nervous? 5 7 +473 1 LONDON – The elderly gentleman appeared nervous when authorities questioned him during a customs check aboard a train from Switzerland to Germany . nervous Why was the gentleman nervous? 6 7 +473 1 LONDON – The elderly gentleman appeared nervous when authorities questioned him during a customs check aboard a train from Switzerland to Germany . questioned Why did authorities decide to question him? 9 10 +473 1 LONDON – The elderly gentleman appeared nervous when authorities questioned him during a customs check aboard a train from Switzerland to Germany . The elderly gentleman appeared nervous Why did the man appear nervous? 2 7 +473 2 He was carrying about $ 12 , 000 in cash , just within the legal limit . $ 12 , 000 Why did he have $12,000 in cash with him? 4 8 +473 2 He was carrying about $ 12 , 000 in cash , just within the legal limit . $ 12 , 000 in cash , why is there a limit? 4 11 +473 3 But a feeling that something was not quite right eventually led them to later raid the apartment in Munich where the man lived as a recluse . raid the apartment Did they have probable cause? 14 17 +473 3 But a feeling that something was not quite right eventually led them to later raid the apartment in Munich where the man lived as a recluse . raid Are they allowed to raid his apartment? 14 15 +473 3 But a feeling that something was not quite right eventually led them to later raid the apartment in Munich where the man lived as a recluse . something was not quite what wasnt right? 4 8 +473 4 What they found was astonishing : paintings by Pablo Picasso , Marc Chagall , Henri Matisse and Paul Klee among 1 , 406 works of art crammed amid piles of canned food . paintings by Pablo Picasso , How'd he get these works? 6 11 +473 4 What they found was astonishing : paintings by Pablo Picasso , Marc Chagall , Henri Matisse and Paul Klee among 1 , 406 works of art crammed amid piles of canned food . Pablo Picasso , Were they real paintings? 8 11 +473 5 Some or all of the art , estimated to be worth $ 1 . 3 billion or more , was thought to have been looted by the Nazis more than 70 years ago . Some The paintings were all real? 0 1 +473 5 Some or all of the art , estimated to be worth $ 1 . 3 billion or more , was thought to have been looted by the Nazis more than 70 years ago . Nazis was he a nazi? 27 28 +474 1 MINNEAPOLIS - A bus driver for the Burnsville , Minn . , school district was fired last week for leading kids in Christian prayers on his bus , even after he was warned to stop - a move he considers a violation of his freedom of speech . violation of his freedom why a violation of freedome of speech? 41 45 +474 1 MINNEAPOLIS - A bus driver for the Burnsville , Minn . , school district was fired last week for leading kids in Christian prayers on his bus , even after he was warned to stop - a move he considers a violation of his freedom of speech . freedom of speech How is having other pray considered \"his\" freedom of speech? 44 47 +474 2 George Nathaniel , 49 , of Richfield , who is also a pastor for a pair of Minneapolis churches , was in his second year as a school bus driver for Durham School Services , a bus company under contract with Burnsville - Eagan - Savage District 191 . Burnsville - Eagan - Savage District where is this? 41 47 +474 2 George Nathaniel , 49 , of Richfield , who is also a pastor for a pair of Minneapolis churches , was in his second year as a school bus driver for Durham School Services , a bus company under contract with Burnsville - Eagan - Savage District 191 . churches , What kind of churches? 18 20 +474 2 George Nathaniel , 49 , of Richfield , who is also a pastor for a pair of Minneapolis churches , was in his second year as a school bus driver for Durham School Services , a bus company under contract with Burnsville - Eagan - Savage District 191 . Durham School Services , Is Durham School Services part of the school district, or a private company? 31 35 +474 3 After receiving a complaint from the school district about the prayer , Durham gave Nathaniel a warning and assigned him two new bus routes serving Edward D . Neill Elementary School and Metcalf Junior High School in Burnsville , he said . receiving a complaint who complained? 1 4 +474 5 When Nathaniel continued to lead prayers on his new routes , Durham sent him a separation letter dated Oct . 30 , saying : " There have been more complaints of religious material on the bus as well as other complaints regarding performance . separation letter did he read it? 15 17 +474 5 When Nathaniel continued to lead prayers on his new routes , Durham sent him a separation letter dated Oct . 30 , saying : " There have been more complaints of religious material on the bus as well as other complaints regarding performance . performance What sort of performance complaints? 42 43 +474 5 When Nathaniel continued to lead prayers on his new routes , Durham sent him a separation letter dated Oct . 30 , saying : " There have been more complaints of religious material on the bus as well as other complaints regarding performance . regarding performance What other performance issues were there besides the prayer issue? 41 43 +475 1 LOS ANGELES – Children with autism spectrum disorders usually aren ' t diagnosed until they are at least 2 years old , but a new study finds that signs of the condition are apparent as early as two months after birth . a new study finds Who conducted the study? 23 27 +475 1 LOS ANGELES – Children with autism spectrum disorders usually aren ' t diagnosed until they are at least 2 years old , but a new study finds that signs of the condition are apparent as early as two months after birth . two months how can they check? 37 39 +475 1 LOS ANGELES – Children with autism spectrum disorders usually aren ' t diagnosed until they are at least 2 years old , but a new study finds that signs of the condition are apparent as early as two months after birth . least 2 years old , why not until they are two? 17 22 +475 1 LOS ANGELES – Children with autism spectrum disorders usually aren ' t diagnosed until they are at least 2 years old , but a new study finds that signs of the condition are apparent as early as two months after birth . signs What are the signs that can be seen at two months? 28 29 +475 1 LOS ANGELES – Children with autism spectrum disorders usually aren ' t diagnosed until they are at least 2 years old , but a new study finds that signs of the condition are apparent as early as two months after birth . usually aren ' t diagnosed Is it possible to have children diagnosed at a younger age than 2? 8 13 +475 1 LOS ANGELES – Children with autism spectrum disorders usually aren ' t diagnosed until they are at least 2 years old , but a new study finds that signs of the condition are apparent as early as two months after birth . a new study Who is the author of this study? 23 26 +475 1 LOS ANGELES – Children with autism spectrum disorders usually aren ' t diagnosed until they are at least 2 years old , but a new study finds that signs of the condition are apparent as early as two months after birth . signs of the condition What are the signs of this condition that you would notice on a small child? 28 32 +475 2 Researchers focused on babies ' ability to make eye contact with caregivers , since lack of eye contact is one of the hallmarks of autism . Researchers focused Who are the researchers? 0 2 +475 2 Researchers focused on babies ' ability to make eye contact with caregivers , since lack of eye contact is one of the hallmarks of autism . make eye contact why is it a hallmark? 7 10 +475 2 Researchers focused on babies ' ability to make eye contact with caregivers , since lack of eye contact is one of the hallmarks of autism . ability Can all babies make eye contact at such a young age? 5 6 +475 2 Researchers focused on babies ' ability to make eye contact with caregivers , since lack of eye contact is one of the hallmarks of autism . ability to make eye contact with caregivers , At what age does this occur normally? 5 13 +475 3 Among typical children , interest in the eyes increased steadily with age . eyes increased Why the eyes? 7 9 +475 3 Among typical children , interest in the eyes increased steadily with age . increased If it increased with age, can a lack of it at a young age really be counted as a sign? 8 9 +475 3 Among typical children , interest in the eyes increased steadily with age . increased steadily with age At what age does this stop? 8 12 +475 4 But for children with autism , interest in the eyes waned starting between 2 and 6 months of age . 6 months of age did it wane always? 15 19 +475 4 But for children with autism , interest in the eyes waned starting between 2 and 6 months of age . waned So interest in the eyes decreased or was less present from the start? 10 11 +475 4 But for children with autism , interest in the eyes waned starting between 2 and 6 months of age . children with autism , What causes autism in children, are they born with this condition? 2 6 +475 4 But for children with autism , interest in the eyes waned starting between 2 and 6 months of age . waned starting between 2 and 6 months of age What is the average age for this to occur? 10 19 +475 5 By the time they reached their second birthdays , levels of eye fixation among children with autism were only half as high as levels seen in typically developing children , according to a report published Wednesday by the journal Nature . fixation Does this mean their eyes are fixed or just made eye contact briefly at some point. 12 13 +475 5 By the time they reached their second birthdays , levels of eye fixation among children with autism were only half as high as levels seen in typically developing children , according to a report published Wednesday by the journal Nature . only half as high Is there any research as to why this happens? 18 22 +475 5 By the time they reached their second birthdays , levels of eye fixation among children with autism were only half as high as levels seen in typically developing children , according to a report published Wednesday by the journal Nature . journal Nature Is this a reputable publication? 38 40 +476 1 CHICAGO - The Food and Drug Administration moved Thursday to virtually eliminate trans fat , an artificially created artery - clogging substance , from Americans ' diets . virtually eliminate What is meant by \"virtually\" eliminate? 10 12 +476 1 CHICAGO - The Food and Drug Administration moved Thursday to virtually eliminate trans fat , an artificially created artery - clogging substance , from Americans ' diets . eliminate trans fat , Why does trans fat need to be removed? 11 15 +476 1 CHICAGO - The Food and Drug Administration moved Thursday to virtually eliminate trans fat , an artificially created artery - clogging substance , from Americans ' diets . virtually eliminate trans fat , How will the FDA be able to virtually eliminate trans fat? 10 15 +476 2 The move follows a widespread effort by food makers and restaurant chains to remove the substance over the past decade , as consumers become more educated about risks and buy healthier alternatives . food makers and restaurant chains Which food makers and restaurant chains? 7 12 +476 2 The move follows a widespread effort by food makers and restaurant chains to remove the substance over the past decade , as consumers become more educated about risks and buy healthier alternatives . move follows a widespread effort by food makers What measures were taken by foodmakers? 1 9 +476 2 The move follows a widespread effort by food makers and restaurant chains to remove the substance over the past decade , as consumers become more educated about risks and buy healthier alternatives . consumers Is the concern mainly coming from the consumers? 22 23 +476 2 The move follows a widespread effort by food makers and restaurant chains to remove the substance over the past decade , as consumers become more educated about risks and buy healthier alternatives . follows a widespread effort If it is already widespread, why is the FDA getting involved? 2 6 +476 3 The FDA has required nutritional labels break out trans fat content since 2006 , a regulation that spurred many companies to alter their recipes . a regulation that spurred many companies What companies? 14 20 +476 3 The FDA has required nutritional labels break out trans fat content since 2006 , a regulation that spurred many companies to alter their recipes . alter their recipes How did companies alter their recipes? 21 24 +476 3 The FDA has required nutritional labels break out trans fat content since 2006 , a regulation that spurred many companies to alter their recipes . break out trans fat In what ways did the FDA require that rans fat be 'broken out'? 6 10 +476 3 The FDA has required nutritional labels break out trans fat content since 2006 , a regulation that spurred many companies to alter their recipes . break out trans fat How do labels do this? 6 10 +476 4 The FDA noted that trans fats in processed food have been shown to raise " bad " cholesterol , raising the risk of coronary heart disease . " bad " What is bad cholesterol versus good cholesterol? 14 17 +476 5 Reducing the use of trans fats could prevent 20 , 000 heart attacks and 7 , 000 deaths from heart disease a year , the FDA said . prevent How will the reduction or trans fat prevent these things? 7 8 +477 1 The nation ' s first four - star female general led New Yorkers in commemorating Veterans Day , part of the annual display of thanks to those who have served their country and an indication of the changing face of the military . nation ' s first four - star female general Who is the nation's first four- star female general? 1 10 +477 1 The nation ' s first four - star female general led New Yorkers in commemorating Veterans Day , part of the annual display of thanks to those who have served their country and an indication of the changing face of the military . led New Yorkers Why only New Yorkers? 10 13 +477 1 The nation ' s first four - star female general led New Yorkers in commemorating Veterans Day , part of the annual display of thanks to those who have served their country and an indication of the changing face of the military . indication of the changing face of the military How is the military changing its face? 34 42 +477 1 The nation ' s first four - star female general led New Yorkers in commemorating Veterans Day , part of the annual display of thanks to those who have served their country and an indication of the changing face of the military . changing How is the military changing? 37 38 +477 2 Led by President Barack Obama , civil and military officials across the nation placed wreaths on monuments to honor those who served in wars that have marked the nation ' s turbulent history . turbulent history why is history turbulent? 31 33 +477 2 Led by President Barack Obama , civil and military officials across the nation placed wreaths on monuments to honor those who served in wars that have marked the nation ' s turbulent history . placed wreaths on monuments Where did they place wreaths on monuments? 13 17 +477 2 Led by President Barack Obama , civil and military officials across the nation placed wreaths on monuments to honor those who served in wars that have marked the nation ' s turbulent history . wreaths What do the wreaths symbolize? 14 15 +477 3 They have also backed more employment opportunities for veterans . more employment opportunities What sorts of employment opportunities? 4 7 +477 3 They have also backed more employment opportunities for veterans . backed more employment opportunities for what kind of opportunities? 3 8 +477 3 They have also backed more employment opportunities for veterans . They Who specifically are they? 0 1 +477 3 They have also backed more employment opportunities for veterans . opportunities What kind of opportunities? 6 7 +477 3 They have also backed more employment opportunities for veterans . backed more employment opportunities for veterans How have they backed employment opportunities? 3 9 +477 3 They have also backed more employment opportunities for veterans . backed How were the able to back more employment opportunities for veterans? 3 4 +477 4 " We join as one people to honor a debt we can never fully repay , " Obama said at Arlington National Cemetery after the wreath ceremony . wreath ceremony what is a wreath ceremony? 25 27 +477 4 " We join as one people to honor a debt we can never fully repay , " Obama said at Arlington National Cemetery after the wreath ceremony . wreath Why is it known as a \"wreath ceremony?\" 25 26 +477 5 In New York , Gen . Ann E . Dunwoody , who retired last year after 37 years in the Army , led the parade up Fifth Avenue to honor veterans . led How was Gen. Ann E. Dunwoody chosen to lead the parade? 22 23 +478 1 CHICAGO - Toni Notarangeli thought she misheard when her 8 - year - old son Angelo begged her for a toy he just had to have : a plastic loom that helps kids weave colorful rubber band bracelets . begged Why did Angelo beg his mother for the toy? 16 17 +478 2 Angelo likes to skateboard and play basketball . skateboard and play basketball How does skateboarding and playing basketball make looming unlikely? 3 7 +478 2 Angelo likes to skateboard and play basketball . skateboard any other sports? 3 4 +478 3 He ' d never shown much interest in crafts . in crafts has he tried them? 7 9 +478 4 But when it came to the Rainbow Loom , he was insistent . Rainbow Loom , what is the rainbow loom? 6 9 +478 4 But when it came to the Rainbow Loom , he was insistent . Rainbow Loom , What is so special about the Rainbow Loom? 6 9 +479 1 NEW YORK - A panel of building experts on Tuesday anointed New York ' s new World Trade Center tower the nation ' s tallest skyscraper , accepting its spire as part of a design that makes it 1 , 776 feet high and that knocks Chicago ' s Willis Tower out of the No . Chicago ' s Willis Tower How high is this tower? 46 51 +479 1 NEW YORK - A panel of building experts on Tuesday anointed New York ' s new World Trade Center tower the nation ' s tallest skyscraper , accepting its spire as part of a design that makes it 1 , 776 feet high and that knocks Chicago ' s Willis Tower out of the No . A panel of building experts Which building experts are on the panel? 3 8 +479 1 NEW YORK - A panel of building experts on Tuesday anointed New York ' s new World Trade Center tower the nation ' s tallest skyscraper , accepting its spire as part of a design that makes it 1 , 776 feet high and that knocks Chicago ' s Willis Tower out of the No . building experts What makes them experts? 6 8 +479 2 1 spot . The Chicago - based Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat made its much - anticipated decision public at news conferences in Chicago and in New York , where the announcement came at a building just two blocks from the World Trade Center . much - anticipated Why was it much-anticipated? 16 19 +479 4 The decision fulfills the vision of the designers of the World Trade Center site to show that New York was not afraid of building an even higher structure in place of the one targeted by terrorists on Sept . 11 , 2001 . targeted by terrorists What happened to the building targeted by terorists? 33 36 +480 1 WASHINGTON - South Florida ' s coral reefs , a natural wonder worth more than $ 6 billion to the local economy , appear to be rebounding after decades of damage , disease and deterioration . $ 6 How are reefs worth $6 billion to the economy? 15 17 +480 1 WASHINGTON - South Florida ' s coral reefs , a natural wonder worth more than $ 6 billion to the local economy , appear to be rebounding after decades of damage , disease and deterioration . rebounding Why/How are they rebounding? 26 27 +480 3 A federal study released this month brought more good news : Coral reefs may be able to adapt to warmer sea temperatures . adapt Why are they able to adapt? 17 18 +480 3 A federal study released this month brought more good news : Coral reefs may be able to adapt to warmer sea temperatures . this month which study? 4 6 +480 4 That ' s a sign they can withstand a limited degree of gradual global warming - but only if carbon emissions are restrained to prevent unhealthy extremes . emissions How are emissions in the air tied to the health of life under the ocean? 20 21 +480 4 That ' s a sign they can withstand a limited degree of gradual global warming - but only if carbon emissions are restrained to prevent unhealthy extremes . restrained how can we restrain them? 22 23 +480 5 The findings raise hope for the survival of the recreational and economic resource , just as scientists and officials gather in Fort Lauderdale on Thursday and Friday for the fifth annual Southeast Florida Regional Climate Leadership Summit . scientists and officials Who are the scientists and officials? 16 19 +480 5 The findings raise hope for the survival of the recreational and economic resource , just as scientists and officials gather in Fort Lauderdale on Thursday and Friday for the fifth annual Southeast Florida Regional Climate Leadership Summit . Regional Climate Leadership Summit is it a big summit? 33 37 +481 1 LONDON - Britain , once the world ' s mightiest seafaring power , announced Wednesday that it will shut down the last naval shipyard in England , eliminating nearly 1 , 000 jobs and closing a chapter of history stretching back hundreds of years . the last naval shipyard in England , What is the last naval shipyard in England? 20 27 +481 1 LONDON - Britain , once the world ' s mightiest seafaring power , announced Wednesday that it will shut down the last naval shipyard in England , eliminating nearly 1 , 000 jobs and closing a chapter of history stretching back hundreds of years . world ' s mightiest What makes Britain one of the worlds mightiest seafaring power? 6 10 +481 1 LONDON - Britain , once the world ' s mightiest seafaring power , announced Wednesday that it will shut down the last naval shipyard in England , eliminating nearly 1 , 000 jobs and closing a chapter of history stretching back hundreds of years . shut down Why will the shipyard be closing? 18 20 +481 1 LONDON - Britain , once the world ' s mightiest seafaring power , announced Wednesday that it will shut down the last naval shipyard in England , eliminating nearly 1 , 000 jobs and closing a chapter of history stretching back hundreds of years . last naval shipyard Why is this the last naval shipyard in England? 21 24 +481 1 LONDON - Britain , once the world ' s mightiest seafaring power , announced Wednesday that it will shut down the last naval shipyard in England , eliminating nearly 1 , 000 jobs and closing a chapter of history stretching back hundreds of years . shut down the last naval shipyard in England Why is Britain shutting down its last naval shipyard? 18 26 +481 1 LONDON - Britain , once the world ' s mightiest seafaring power , announced Wednesday that it will shut down the last naval shipyard in England , eliminating nearly 1 , 000 jobs and closing a chapter of history stretching back hundreds of years . last naval shipyard What is the name of and where is the last naval shipyard? 21 24 +481 2 Workers in the southern city of Portsmouth have been building warships since the reign of King Henry VIII , including the famous Mary Rose . famous Mary Rose Why is Mary Rose famous? 21 24 +481 2 Workers in the southern city of Portsmouth have been building warships since the reign of King Henry VIII , including the famous Mary Rose . Mary Rose Why is the Mary Rose famous? 22 24 +481 2 Workers in the southern city of Portsmouth have been building warships since the reign of King Henry VIII , including the famous Mary Rose . famous Mary Rose why havent i heard of it? 21 24 +481 3 But citing dwindling demand , the government and defense contractor BAE Systems have agreed to cease construction there . dwindling demand , What is the cause of the dwindling demand? 2 5 +481 3 But citing dwindling demand , the government and defense contractor BAE Systems have agreed to cease construction there . But citing dwindling demand , Why is demand dwindling? 0 5 +481 3 But citing dwindling demand , the government and defense contractor BAE Systems have agreed to cease construction there . dwindling demand , Why is demand dwindling? 2 5 +481 3 But citing dwindling demand , the government and defense contractor BAE Systems have agreed to cease construction there . dwindling demand , why did demand go down? 2 5 +481 4 Vessels for the Royal Navy will still be built in Britain , but only in Scotland . Vessels How many vessels will be built? 0 1 +481 4 Vessels for the Royal Navy will still be built in Britain , but only in Scotland . but only in Scotland Why will the vessels be built only in Scotland? 12 16 +481 5 Though hundreds of jobs are to be cut at Scottish shipyards as well , workers in Portsmouth accused the government of sacrificing them for political reasons , to avoid angering Scots ahead of a referendum next year on whether they should separate from England and Wales to become an independent nation . sacrificing How did they sacrifice the workers? 21 22 +481 5 Though hundreds of jobs are to be cut at Scottish shipyards as well , workers in Portsmouth accused the government of sacrificing them for political reasons , to avoid angering Scots ahead of a referendum next year on whether they should separate from England and Wales to become an independent nation . England and Wales to become an independent nation Why is there a referendum to turn England and Wales into an independent nation? 43 51 +481 5 Though hundreds of jobs are to be cut at Scottish shipyards as well , workers in Portsmouth accused the government of sacrificing them for political reasons , to avoid angering Scots ahead of a referendum next year on whether they should separate from England and Wales to become an independent nation . Portsmouth is this city in the north? 16 17 +482 1 As millions of Filipinos desperately search for sustenance and shelter in the devastation left by Typhoon Haiyan , many may be comforted by the knowledge that help is surely on the way from family members working abroad . Typhoon Haiyan , is that the name? 15 18 +482 1 As millions of Filipinos desperately search for sustenance and shelter in the devastation left by Typhoon Haiyan , many may be comforted by the knowledge that help is surely on the way from family members working abroad . help is surely on the way What kind of help will be provided? 26 32 +482 1 As millions of Filipinos desperately search for sustenance and shelter in the devastation left by Typhoon Haiyan , many may be comforted by the knowledge that help is surely on the way from family members working abroad . working abroad Why are family members of Filipinos working abroad? 35 37 +482 1 As millions of Filipinos desperately search for sustenance and shelter in the devastation left by Typhoon Haiyan , many may be comforted by the knowledge that help is surely on the way from family members working abroad . working abroad What countries are the family members working abroad in? 35 37 +482 2 The Philippines ' biggest export has long been its workers , with at least 10 percent of the country ' s approximately 100 million people living and working in other nations . workers , Why are workers in such high demand abroad? 9 11 +482 3 They staff cruise ships in the Caribbean , clean homes in the affluent Persian Gulf , work as nannies in Europe and crew merchant marine vessels the world over . affluent Persian Gulf , which countries are those? 12 16 +482 4 For more than 30 years , the Philippines ' legions of jobless and underemployed have been encouraged to seek their fortunes elsewhere , as a succession of leaders since the late Ferdinand Marcos have failed to develop an economy capable of providing enough jobs . encouraged to seek their fortunes elsewhere , Who has been encouraging the jobless to seek their fortunes elsewhere? 16 23 +482 4 For more than 30 years , the Philippines ' legions of jobless and underemployed have been encouraged to seek their fortunes elsewhere , as a succession of leaders since the late Ferdinand Marcos have failed to develop an economy capable of providing enough jobs . failed to develop an economy Why have they failed to develop an economy? 34 39 +482 4 For more than 30 years , the Philippines ' legions of jobless and underemployed have been encouraged to seek their fortunes elsewhere , as a succession of leaders since the late Ferdinand Marcos have failed to develop an economy capable of providing enough jobs . Ferdinand Marcos Who was Ferdinand Marcos? 31 33 +482 4 For more than 30 years , the Philippines ' legions of jobless and underemployed have been encouraged to seek their fortunes elsewhere , as a succession of leaders since the late Ferdinand Marcos have failed to develop an economy capable of providing enough jobs . develop an economy Why can't the Phillipines develop an economy of their own? 36 39 +482 5 Now , as in the aftermath of other natural disasters , that global workforce is at the forefront of relief efforts and galvanizing the largess of the foreign populations they serve . aftermath of other natural disasters , What are the other natural disasters? 5 11 +482 5 Now , as in the aftermath of other natural disasters , that global workforce is at the forefront of relief efforts and galvanizing the largess of the foreign populations they serve . galvanizing what is this word? 22 23 +482 5 Now , as in the aftermath of other natural disasters , that global workforce is at the forefront of relief efforts and galvanizing the largess of the foreign populations they serve . other natural disasters , What other natural disasters? 7 11 +482 5 Now , as in the aftermath of other natural disasters , that global workforce is at the forefront of relief efforts and galvanizing the largess of the foreign populations they serve . galvanizing the largess What does \"galvanizing the largess\" mean? 22 25 +483 1 LOS ANGELES - The oldest fossils of a previously unknown ancient leopard species are shaking the pantherine evolutionary tree , suggesting that big cats arose in Asia , not Africa , according to a new study . pantherine evolutionary tree , How big is the pantherine evolutionary tree? 16 20 +483 1 LOS ANGELES - The oldest fossils of a previously unknown ancient leopard species are shaking the pantherine evolutionary tree , suggesting that big cats arose in Asia , not Africa , according to a new study . according to a new study Who conducted the new study? 31 36 +483 1 LOS ANGELES - The oldest fossils of a previously unknown ancient leopard species are shaking the pantherine evolutionary tree , suggesting that big cats arose in Asia , not Africa , according to a new study . oldest fossils How old are these fossils? 4 6 +483 1 LOS ANGELES - The oldest fossils of a previously unknown ancient leopard species are shaking the pantherine evolutionary tree , suggesting that big cats arose in Asia , not Africa , according to a new study . arose in Asia , what suggests that? 24 28 +483 1 LOS ANGELES - The oldest fossils of a previously unknown ancient leopard species are shaking the pantherine evolutionary tree , suggesting that big cats arose in Asia , not Africa , according to a new study . oldest fossils How old are the fossils? 4 6 +483 2 Paleontologists led by the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles and the University of Southern California discovered the previously undescribed sister species to the modern snow leopard while on a 2010 expedition to Tibet . discovered How deep did they have to dig to make such a discovery? 16 17 +483 2 Paleontologists led by the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles and the University of Southern California discovered the previously undescribed sister species to the modern snow leopard while on a 2010 expedition to Tibet . Paleontologists How many paleontologists were on the 2010 expedition? 0 1 +483 2 Paleontologists led by the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles and the University of Southern California discovered the previously undescribed sister species to the modern snow leopard while on a 2010 expedition to Tibet . Paleontologists what do they do? 0 1 +483 2 Paleontologists led by the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles and the University of Southern California discovered the previously undescribed sister species to the modern snow leopard while on a 2010 expedition to Tibet . expedition to Tibet Where in Tibet was it found? 31 34 +483 3 Seven specimens from three individuals range in age from 4 . 1 million to 5 . 9 million years old - dialing back the clock on big cat evolution by as much as 2 million years , according to the paper , published online Tuesday in Proceedings of the Royal Society B . Panthera blytheae , named for the daughter of longtime museum benefactors Paul and Heather Haaga of La Canada Flintridge , was slightly smaller than the snow leopard and probably roamed the Tibetan plateau for several million years , dining on an ample supply of antelope , pika and blue sheep , according to paleontologist Zhijie Jack Tseng , lead author of the paper . Seven specimens Will these specimens be available on display for the public to see? 0 2 +483 3 Seven specimens from three individuals range in age from 4 . 1 million to 5 . 9 million years old - dialing back the clock on big cat evolution by as much as 2 million years , according to the paper , published online Tuesday in Proceedings of the Royal Society B . Panthera blytheae , named for the daughter of longtime museum benefactors Paul and Heather Haaga of La Canada Flintridge , was slightly smaller than the snow leopard and probably roamed the Tibetan plateau for several million years , dining on an ample supply of antelope , pika and blue sheep , according to paleontologist Zhijie Jack Tseng , lead author of the paper . age from 4 . 1 million to 5 . 9 million years old Was carbon dating used as a method of determining the age of these specimens? 7 20 +483 3 Seven specimens from three individuals range in age from 4 . 1 million to 5 . 9 million years old - dialing back the clock on big cat evolution by as much as 2 million years , according to the paper , published online Tuesday in Proceedings of the Royal Society B . Panthera blytheae , named for the daughter of longtime museum benefactors Paul and Heather Haaga of La Canada Flintridge , was slightly smaller than the snow leopard and probably roamed the Tibetan plateau for several million years , dining on an ample supply of antelope , pika and blue sheep , according to paleontologist Zhijie Jack Tseng , lead author of the paper . several million years , Why did they become extinct? 87 91 +483 3 Seven specimens from three individuals range in age from 4 . 1 million to 5 . 9 million years old - dialing back the clock on big cat evolution by as much as 2 million years , according to the paper , published online Tuesday in Proceedings of the Royal Society B . Panthera blytheae , named for the daughter of longtime museum benefactors Paul and Heather Haaga of La Canada Flintridge , was slightly smaller than the snow leopard and probably roamed the Tibetan plateau for several million years , dining on an ample supply of antelope , pika and blue sheep , according to paleontologist Zhijie Jack Tseng , lead author of the paper . Paul Why was this discovery named after their daughter? 64 65 +483 3 Seven specimens from three individuals range in age from 4 . 1 million to 5 . 9 million years old - dialing back the clock on big cat evolution by as much as 2 million years , according to the paper , published online Tuesday in Proceedings of the Royal Society B . Panthera blytheae , named for the daughter of longtime museum benefactors Paul and Heather Haaga of La Canada Flintridge , was slightly smaller than the snow leopard and probably roamed the Tibetan plateau for several million years , dining on an ample supply of antelope , pika and blue sheep , according to paleontologist Zhijie Jack Tseng , lead author of the paper . dining on How did they know those were the things that this snow leoperad ate? 91 93 +483 4 " We think that the snow leopard and this new cat probably represent a new lineage that was adapted to the high elevation environment of the Tibetan plateau , " said Tseng , a postdoctoral fellow at New York ' s American Museum of Natural History who conducted the work while he was a doctoral student at USC . snow leopard Do snow leopards still exist today? 5 7 +483 4 " We think that the snow leopard and this new cat probably represent a new lineage that was adapted to the high elevation environment of the Tibetan plateau , " said Tseng , a postdoctoral fellow at New York ' s American Museum of Natural History who conducted the work while he was a doctoral student at USC . conducted the work How much did it cost to find these specimens? 47 50 +483 4 " We think that the snow leopard and this new cat probably represent a new lineage that was adapted to the high elevation environment of the Tibetan plateau , " said Tseng , a postdoctoral fellow at New York ' s American Museum of Natural History who conducted the work while he was a doctoral student at USC . high elevation How high up in elevation were they found? 21 23 +483 4 " We think that the snow leopard and this new cat probably represent a new lineage that was adapted to the high elevation environment of the Tibetan plateau , " said Tseng , a postdoctoral fellow at New York ' s American Museum of Natural History who conducted the work while he was a doctoral student at USC . doctoral student when was that? 54 56 +483 4 " We think that the snow leopard and this new cat probably represent a new lineage that was adapted to the high elevation environment of the Tibetan plateau , " said Tseng , a postdoctoral fellow at New York ' s American Museum of Natural History who conducted the work while he was a doctoral student at USC . " We think What has led them to think these things about the cat? 0 3 +483 5 Big cats have presented serious problems for paleontologists . presented serious problems Why do big cats present serious problems for paleontologists? 3 6 +483 5 Big cats have presented serious problems for paleontologists . serious problems What are some of the serious problems? 4 6 +483 5 Big cats have presented serious problems for paleontologists . serious problems What kind of problems did big cats cause for paleontologists? 4 6 +483 5 Big cats have presented serious problems for paleontologists . serious problems what are the problems? 4 6 +483 5 Big cats have presented serious problems for paleontologists . presented serious problems What problems have big cats created for paleontologists? 3 6 +484 1 WASHINGTON - While President Barack Obama ' s popularity has slipped in public opinion polls , he found plenty of support Wednesday among one key constituency : the 566 leaders of federally recognized Indian tribes . constituency : what is a constituency? 25 27 +484 1 WASHINGTON - While President Barack Obama ' s popularity has slipped in public opinion polls , he found plenty of support Wednesday among one key constituency : the 566 leaders of federally recognized Indian tribes . slipped Why did Obamas popularity slip? 10 11 +484 2 " I ' d rank him as high as I can go ; a 10 , really , to be honest with you , " said Leo Lolnitz , first chief of the Koyukuk Native Village in Alaska . go ; a 10 , does he think highly of him? 11 16 +484 2 " I ' d rank him as high as I can go ; a 10 , really , to be honest with you , " said Leo Lolnitz , first chief of the Koyukuk Native Village in Alaska . 10 , What is the reason that Leo Lolnitz would rate President Obama a 10? 14 16 +484 3 Brian Cladoosby , the chairman of Washington state ' s Swinomish Indian Tribal Community for the past 17 years , said Obama was " second to none " when compared with other U . S . presidents . " second What has Obama done compared to other U.S. presidents? 23 25 +484 4 Tribal leaders consider the occupant of the White House one of their own . occupant Why do the tribal leaders consider Obama as one of their own? 4 5 +484 5 To them , he ' s Barack Black Eagle Obama , having received his Indian name in 2008 when a couple on the Crow Indian Reservation in Montana formally adopted him . adopted Was there a ceremony? 29 30 +485 1 NEW YORK - Four score and 70 years ago , a Pennsylvania newspaper chided Abraham Lincoln ' s Gettysburg Address as " silly remarks " . a Pennsylvania newspaper Which Pennsylvania newspaper? 10 13 +485 1 NEW YORK - Four score and 70 years ago , a Pennsylvania newspaper chided Abraham Lincoln ' s Gettysburg Address as " silly remarks " . " silly remarks " are they really silly? 21 25 +485 1 NEW YORK - Four score and 70 years ago , a Pennsylvania newspaper chided Abraham Lincoln ' s Gettysburg Address as " silly remarks " . score What does \"score\" mean in this context? 4 5 +485 1 NEW YORK - Four score and 70 years ago , a Pennsylvania newspaper chided Abraham Lincoln ' s Gettysburg Address as " silly remarks " . " silly Why did they think his remarks were silly? 21 23 +485 1 NEW YORK - Four score and 70 years ago , a Pennsylvania newspaper chided Abraham Lincoln ' s Gettysburg Address as " silly remarks " . Pennsylvania newspaper What Pennsylvania newspaper chided Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address as \"silly remarks\"? 11 13 +485 2 This week , in time for the speech ' s 150th anniversary , Harrisburg ' s Patriot - News apologized for " a judgment so flawed , so tainted by hubris , so lacking in the perspective history would bring , that it cannot remain unaddressed in our archives " . hubris , What does hubris mean? 30 32 +485 2 This week , in time for the speech ' s 150th anniversary , Harrisburg ' s Patriot - News apologized for " a judgment so flawed , so tainted by hubris , so lacking in the perspective history would bring , that it cannot remain unaddressed in our archives " . the speech ' s 150th anniversary , What speech for the speech's 150th anniversary? 6 13 +485 2 This week , in time for the speech ' s 150th anniversary , Harrisburg ' s Patriot - News apologized for " a judgment so flawed , so tainted by hubris , so lacking in the perspective history would bring , that it cannot remain unaddressed in our archives " . " a judgment What judgement was so flawed, so tainted by hubris, so lacking in the perspective history would bring, that it cannot remain unaddressed in our archives\"? 21 24 +485 3 With that , the newspaper ' s editorial board issued an unusual media mea culpa that has captured national attention despite its tongue - in - cheek approach . mea culpa What is a mea culpa? 13 15 +485 3 With that , the newspaper ' s editorial board issued an unusual media mea culpa that has captured national attention despite its tongue - in - cheek approach . tongue - in - cheek What do they mean by tongue-in-cheek approach? 22 27 +485 4 It read in part : " Our predecessors , perhaps under the influence of partisanship , or of strong drink , as was common in the profession at the time , called President Lincoln ' s words ‘ silly remarks , ' deserving ‘ a veil of oblivion , ' apparently believing it an indifferent and altogether ordinary message , unremarkable in eloquence and uninspiring in its brevity " . profession Why was partisanship and strong drink common in their profession at the time? 26 27 +485 4 It read in part : " Our predecessors , perhaps under the influence of partisanship , or of strong drink , as was common in the profession at the time , called President Lincoln ' s words ‘ silly remarks , ' deserving ‘ a veil of oblivion , ' apparently believing it an indifferent and altogether ordinary message , unremarkable in eloquence and uninspiring in its brevity " . President Lincoln ' s words What were President Lincoln's words? 32 37 +485 5 " Just think : The speech , the exact words of it , are still looked at , thought about and dissected , " said Michele Hamill , a conservator at Cornell University in Ithaca , N . Y . , where one of five copies of Lincoln ' s handwritten speech is on display through Nov . 23 in commemoration of its delivery Nov . 19 , 1863 . Michele Hamill , what are her credentials? 25 28 +485 5 " Just think : The speech , the exact words of it , are still looked at , thought about and dissected , " said Michele Hamill , a conservator at Cornell University in Ithaca , N . Y . , where one of five copies of Lincoln ' s handwritten speech is on display through Nov . 23 in commemoration of its delivery Nov . 19 , 1863 . dissected , " Why are the exact words of the speech still dissected today? 21 24 +485 5 " Just think : The speech , the exact words of it , are still looked at , thought about and dissected , " said Michele Hamill , a conservator at Cornell University in Ithaca , N . Y . , where one of five copies of Lincoln ' s handwritten speech is on display through Nov . 23 in commemoration of its delivery Nov . 19 , 1863 . The speech , What speech? 4 7 +486 1 WASHINGTON - A General Motors Co . executive said technology that could lead to autonomous vehicles is improving steadily , but that drivers will remain integral to the operation of motor vehicles for many years to come . A General Motors Co . executive Which General Motors Co. executive? 2 8 +486 1 WASHINGTON - A General Motors Co . executive said technology that could lead to autonomous vehicles is improving steadily , but that drivers will remain integral to the operation of motor vehicles for many years to come . remain integral to for how long? 24 27 +486 1 WASHINGTON - A General Motors Co . executive said technology that could lead to autonomous vehicles is improving steadily , but that drivers will remain integral to the operation of motor vehicles for many years to come . improving steadily , At what rate is steadily? 17 20 +486 1 WASHINGTON - A General Motors Co . executive said technology that could lead to autonomous vehicles is improving steadily , but that drivers will remain integral to the operation of motor vehicles for many years to come . autonomous vehicles What are autonomous vehicles? 14 16 +486 1 WASHINGTON - A General Motors Co . executive said technology that could lead to autonomous vehicles is improving steadily , but that drivers will remain integral to the operation of motor vehicles for many years to come . remain integral Why will they remain intergral? 24 26 +486 2 Mike Robinson , GM ' s vice president of sustainability and global regulatory affairs , told the U . S . House ' s Highways and Transit Subcommittee that for the " foreseeable future " drivers will " still need to be engaged and in control " . " foreseeable future " How long is the \"foreseeable future\"? 31 35 +486 2 Mike Robinson , GM ' s vice president of sustainability and global regulatory affairs , told the U . S . House ' s Highways and Transit Subcommittee that for the " foreseeable future " drivers will " still need to be engaged and in control " . " still need to be engaged and in control " Why will drivers need to \"still need to be engaged and in control\"? 37 47 +486 3 " For the most part , people assume than an autonomous vehicle will take you to your destination without any personal involvement , " said Robinson . most part , but it is different? 3 6 +486 3 " For the most part , people assume than an autonomous vehicle will take you to your destination without any personal involvement , " said Robinson . " For the most part , What percentage? 0 6 +486 3 " For the most part , people assume than an autonomous vehicle will take you to your destination without any personal involvement , " said Robinson . people assume Why do people assume that? 6 8 +486 4 " These types of driverless systems are a significant distance into the future " . future " HOW FAR in future? 12 14 +486 4 " These types of driverless systems are a significant distance into the future " . significant distance How significant of a distance in the future? Five years? Ten years? 8 10 +486 5 The subcommittee called the hearing to discuss the technical advances that have led to the belief that self - driving vehicles could be a market reality in the near future , as well as the concerns that come with that belief . as well as the concerns What are the concerns about self-driving vehicles? 31 36 +486 5 The subcommittee called the hearing to discuss the technical advances that have led to the belief that self - driving vehicles could be a market reality in the near future , as well as the concerns that come with that belief . the technical advances Which technical advances led to this? 7 10 +486 5 The subcommittee called the hearing to discuss the technical advances that have led to the belief that self - driving vehicles could be a market reality in the near future , as well as the concerns that come with that belief . concerns What are some of the concerns with autonomous vehicles? 35 36 +487 1 WASHINGTON , Ill . - When a cluster of violent thunderstorms began marching across the Midwest , forecasters were able to draw a bright line on a map showing where the worst of the weather would go . marching across the Midwest , What parts of the Midwest were the storms marching across? 12 17 +487 1 WASHINGTON , Ill . - When a cluster of violent thunderstorms began marching across the Midwest , forecasters were able to draw a bright line on a map showing where the worst of the weather would go . bright How did they know? 23 24 +487 1 WASHINGTON , Ill . - When a cluster of violent thunderstorms began marching across the Midwest , forecasters were able to draw a bright line on a map showing where the worst of the weather would go . cluster of violent thunderstorms Why did these thunderstorms happen? 7 11 +487 1 WASHINGTON , Ill . - When a cluster of violent thunderstorms began marching across the Midwest , forecasters were able to draw a bright line on a map showing where the worst of the weather would go . the Midwest , Where in the Midwest? 14 17 +487 2 Their uncannily accurate predictions - combined with television and radio warnings , text - message alerts and storm sirens - almost certainly saved lives as rare late - season tornadoes dropped out of a dark autumn sky . uncannily accurate how are they so accurate? 1 3 +487 2 Their uncannily accurate predictions - combined with television and radio warnings , text - message alerts and storm sirens - almost certainly saved lives as rare late - season tornadoes dropped out of a dark autumn sky . saved lives How did these predictions save lives? 22 24 +487 2 Their uncannily accurate predictions - combined with television and radio warnings , text - message alerts and storm sirens - almost certainly saved lives as rare late - season tornadoes dropped out of a dark autumn sky . rare How rare are they? 25 26 +487 3 Although the storms howled through 12 states and flattened entire neighborhoods within a matter of minutes , the number of dead stood at just eight . howled through 12 states What 12 states did the storms howl through? 3 7 +487 3 Although the storms howled through 12 states and flattened entire neighborhoods within a matter of minutes , the number of dead stood at just eight . just eight why so low? 23 25 +487 3 Although the storms howled through 12 states and flattened entire neighborhoods within a matter of minutes , the number of dead stood at just eight . 12 states Which states did the storms go through? 5 7 +487 3 Although the storms howled through 12 states and flattened entire neighborhoods within a matter of minutes , the number of dead stood at just eight . 12 states Which 12 states? 5 7 +487 4 By Monday , another , more prosaic reason for the relatively low death toll also came to light : In the hardest - hit town , most families were in church . prosaic what does prosaic mean? 6 7 +487 4 By Monday , another , more prosaic reason for the relatively low death toll also came to light : In the hardest - hit town , most families were in church . most families were in church Why is this a prosaic reason that the death total wasn't more? 26 31 +487 4 By Monday , another , more prosaic reason for the relatively low death toll also came to light : In the hardest - hit town , most families were in church . church What kind of churches? 30 31 +487 5 " I don ' t think we had one church damaged , " said Gary Manier , mayor of Washington , Ill . , a community of 16 , 000 about 140 miles southwest of Chicago . don ' t think we had one church damaged , " Why wern't the churches damaged? 2 13 +488 1 WASHINGTON - Honoring the legacy of John F . Kennedy , President Barack Obama laid a wreath at the assassinated president ' s gravesite as a nation remembers that terrible day in Dallas a half - century ago Friday . half - century ago what day was it? 34 38 +488 2 Obama also recognized a group of distinguished Americans - including Bill Clinton and Oprah Winfrey - with the Presidential Medal of Freedom , an award created by Kennedy . recognized a group of distinguished Americans How were the distinguished Americans recognized? 2 8 +488 2 Obama also recognized a group of distinguished Americans - including Bill Clinton and Oprah Winfrey - with the Presidential Medal of Freedom , an award created by Kennedy . Presidential Medal of Freedom , does he have that power? 18 23 +488 4 First lady Michelle Obama and former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton helped their husbands place a large wreath of white flowers in front of the roped - off gravesite of America ' s 35th president , which is marked by an ever - burning flame . an ever - burning flame Why is the ever-burning flame kept burning? 41 46 +488 4 First lady Michelle Obama and former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton helped their husbands place a large wreath of white flowers in front of the roped - off gravesite of America ' s 35th president , which is marked by an ever - burning flame . ever - burning flame Why does President Kennedy's gravesite have an ever-burning flame? 42 46 +488 5 Both couples placed their hands over their hearts as taps sounded near a U . S . flag at half - staff before greeting Kennedy relatives , including some who arrived in Obama ' s motorcade , before Friday ' s 50th anniversary of the assassination . motorcade , what is a motorcade? 35 37 +489 1 Boredom is a lot more interesting than scientists had thought . lot more interesting how is it interesting? 3 6 +489 1 Boredom is a lot more interesting than scientists had thought . interesting than Why is it more interesting? 5 7 +489 1 Boredom is a lot more interesting than scientists had thought . interesting Why is boredom interesting? 5 6 +489 2 A new study of students in Germany reveals that there are five distinct types of boredom . distinct types are they very different? 12 14 +489 2 A new study of students in Germany reveals that there are five distinct types of boredom . students in Germany Where are the students studying? 4 7 +489 2 A new study of students in Germany reveals that there are five distinct types of boredom . five distinct types of boredom What are the five types? 11 16 +489 2 A new study of students in Germany reveals that there are five distinct types of boredom . students Why study boredom in students vs. a diverse group? 4 5 +489 3 That ' s one more than researchers had expected . expected What caused them to expect any certain number? 8 9 +489 4 What ' s more , the newly discovered category - which they labeled " apathetic boredom " - was quite common among high school students , according to the study , published this week in the journal Motivation and Emotion . high school students , why did high school students have it? 22 26 +489 4 What ' s more , the newly discovered category - which they labeled " apathetic boredom " - was quite common among high school students , according to the study , published this week in the journal Motivation and Emotion . high Why did high school students experience this more than other students? 22 23 +489 5 Boredom isn ' t just boring . It can be dangerous , either for the person who is bored or for the people around him . dangerous , how is it dangerous? 10 12 +489 5 Boredom isn ' t just boring . It can be dangerous , either for the person who is bored or for the people around him . or for the people around him How is boredom dangerous for the people around the person who is bored? 19 25 +489 5 Boredom isn ' t just boring . It can be dangerous , either for the person who is bored or for the people around him . can be dangerous , Why can it be dangerous? 8 12 +490 1 " Console Wars : The Sequel " is coming to a retail outlet near you . " Console Wars : The Sequel " What is console wars about, XBOX and Playstation? 0 7 +490 1 " Console Wars : The Sequel " is coming to a retail outlet near you . is coming What day will the sequel be released? 7 9 +490 1 " Console Wars : The Sequel " is coming to a retail outlet near you . " Console Wars : what is that? 0 4 +490 1 " Console Wars : The Sequel " is coming to a retail outlet near you . " Console Wars : The Sequel " What is the first Console Wars? 0 7 +490 2 On Friday , Sony Corp . ' s new PlayStation 4 video game system arrives . PlayStation 4 video game system arrives Does this refer to PlayStation 4 or the new Playstation 5? 9 15 +490 2 On Friday , Sony Corp . ' s new PlayStation 4 video game system arrives . game system How much will the system cost? 12 14 +490 2 On Friday , Sony Corp . ' s new PlayStation 4 video game system arrives . PlayStation 4 video what year did it release? 9 12 +490 2 On Friday , Sony Corp . ' s new PlayStation 4 video game system arrives . arrives Where does the PlayStation 4 arrive? 14 15 +490 3 A week later , Microsoft Corp . launches the competing Xbox One , its successor to the Xbox 360 console . its successor to the Xbox 360 console Will the XBOX 360 be discontinued? 13 20 +490 3 A week later , Microsoft Corp . launches the competing Xbox One , its successor to the Xbox 360 console . its successor What new features does Xbox One have? 13 15 +490 3 A week later , Microsoft Corp . launches the competing Xbox One , its successor to the Xbox 360 console . Microsoft Corp is that an american company? 4 6 +490 4 The next - generation systems will vie for the hearts and wallets of game aficionados – as well as a coveted place under the living room television . and wallets Will the new system be less expensive than the last? 10 12 +490 5 But each console maker has pursued distinctly different pathways into consumers ' homes . distinctly different pathways What are they going to do to compete? 6 9 +490 5 But each console maker has pursued distinctly different pathways into consumers ' homes . distinctly different pathways How are the companies pathways different? 6 9 +490 5 But each console maker has pursued distinctly different pathways into consumers ' homes . distinctly different pathways What different pathways have console makers used? 6 9 +490 5 But each console maker has pursued distinctly different pathways into consumers ' homes . distinctly different pathways how do they differ? 6 9 +490 5 But each console maker has pursued distinctly different pathways into consumers ' homes . distinctly different pathways What are the different pathways the console makers took? 6 9 +491 1 LOS ANGELES – When it comes to evolutionary debates , this one is a major dogfight . this one is a major dogfight Why is the debate a dogfight? 10 16 +491 1 LOS ANGELES – When it comes to evolutionary debates , this one is a major dogfight . debates , How is this debate evolutionary? 8 10 +491 1 LOS ANGELES – When it comes to evolutionary debates , this one is a major dogfight . evolutionary debates , What is the debate? 7 10 +491 1 LOS ANGELES – When it comes to evolutionary debates , this one is a major dogfight . dogfight Why is it a dogfight? 15 16 +491 1 LOS ANGELES – When it comes to evolutionary debates , this one is a major dogfight . one which one? 11 12 +491 2 Since the time of Charles Darwin , scientists have argued over the origin of domesticated dogs and how , when and where a toothy , flesh - eating beast was transformed into man ' s best friend . dogs How was dogs transformed into man's best friend? 15 16 +491 2 Since the time of Charles Darwin , scientists have argued over the origin of domesticated dogs and how , when and where a toothy , flesh - eating beast was transformed into man ' s best friend . Charles Darwin , in the 19th century? 4 7 +491 3 Some experts believe our ancestors in the Middle East and elsewhere were naturally drawn to small , furry wolf pups and seized them as novelties . were naturally drawn to small , furry wolf Why do experts think our ancestors were naturally drawn to small wolves? 11 19 +491 3 Some experts believe our ancestors in the Middle East and elsewhere were naturally drawn to small , furry wolf pups and seized them as novelties . Some experts believe Which experts? 0 3 +491 3 Some experts believe our ancestors in the Middle East and elsewhere were naturally drawn to small , furry wolf pups and seized them as novelties . drawn Why were Middle East and elsewhere naturally drawn wolf pups? 13 14 +491 3 Some experts believe our ancestors in the Middle East and elsewhere were naturally drawn to small , furry wolf pups and seized them as novelties . elsewhere Where else were people drawn to wolf pups? 10 11 +491 4 Others suggest they were raised as a source of meat in early agrarian societies in Asia . raised Why were they raised as a source of meat? 4 5 +491 4 Others suggest they were raised as a source of meat in early agrarian societies in Asia . Others suggest who suggests that? 0 2 +491 5 Yet another theory holds that early proto - dogs were enlisted as helpers by roving bands of hunters , long before humankind ever experimented with agricultural livestock . early proto - dogs were enlisted as helpers How were dogs used as helpers? 5 13 +491 5 Yet another theory holds that early proto - dogs were enlisted as helpers by roving bands of hunters , long before humankind ever experimented with agricultural livestock . proto - dogs How were proto-dogs enlisted as helpers by hunters? 6 9 +491 5 Yet another theory holds that early proto - dogs were enlisted as helpers by roving bands of hunters , long before humankind ever experimented with agricultural livestock . proto - dogs What is a proto-dog specifically? Wolves? 6 9 +491 5 Yet another theory holds that early proto - dogs were enlisted as helpers by roving bands of hunters , long before humankind ever experimented with agricultural livestock . proto - dogs what is a proto dog? 6 9 +492 1 BEIJING – As soon as Luo Yuannan heard about the change in China ' s one - child law , she began to calculate when it would be best for her 2 - year - old son to get a baby sister , because , like many modern Chinese women , Luo is pining for a girl . Luo Yuannan Who is Luo Yuannan?\n\n 5 7 +492 1 BEIJING – As soon as Luo Yuannan heard about the change in China ' s one - child law , she began to calculate when it would be best for her 2 - year - old son to get a baby sister , because , like many modern Chinese women , Luo is pining for a girl . one - child Can you explain more about one child law? 15 18 +492 1 BEIJING – As soon as Luo Yuannan heard about the change in China ' s one - child law , she began to calculate when it would be best for her 2 - year - old son to get a baby sister , because , like many modern Chinese women , Luo is pining for a girl . many modern Chinese women , What will happen if they break the law? 46 51 +492 1 BEIJING – As soon as Luo Yuannan heard about the change in China ' s one - child law , she began to calculate when it would be best for her 2 - year - old son to get a baby sister , because , like many modern Chinese women , Luo is pining for a girl . China ' s one - child law , When did the law change and why? 12 20 +492 2 " I was amazed , " said Luo , 31 , who lives in the southern city of Shenzhen . Shenzhen How many people currently lives in the shenzhen? 18 19 +492 2 " I was amazed , " said Luo , 31 , who lives in the southern city of Shenzhen . amazed , " Why was she amazed? 3 6 +492 2 " I was amazed , " said Luo , 31 , who lives in the southern city of Shenzhen . amazed , " why was he amazed? 3 6 +492 3 " I always wanted to have a second child and now I will get the chance " . chance " Are they allow to break the law? 15 17 +492 3 " I always wanted to have a second child and now I will get the chance " . chance " Why will she get the chance? 15 17 +492 3 " I always wanted to have a second child and now I will get the chance " . second child a son or daughter? 7 9 +492 4 If things go as planned , a second child for Luo could be part of a baby boomlet for China . planned , what was the plan? 4 6 +492 4 If things go as planned , a second child for Luo could be part of a baby boomlet for China . boomlet what is a boomlet? 17 18 +492 5 The Chinese Communist Party announced Friday that , as part of a reform package approved at the third party plenum , it would ease the one - child policy to allow couples in which either partner is an only child to have a second baby . approved Can they request their wish and get accept by government without breaking the law? 14 15 +493 1 FAIRHOPE , Ala . – The state of Alabama can ' t rewrite a history shot through with hate and violence , but with the help of one determined woman it has added a postscript . postscript what is a postscript? 34 35 +493 1 FAIRHOPE , Ala . – The state of Alabama can ' t rewrite a history shot through with hate and violence , but with the help of one determined woman it has added a postscript . one determined woman What is the woman's name? 27 30 +493 1 FAIRHOPE , Ala . – The state of Alabama can ' t rewrite a history shot through with hate and violence , but with the help of one determined woman it has added a postscript . determined woman Who is the determined woman that is willing to help? 28 30 +493 2 On Thursday , Alabama ' s parole board pardoned the last of the long - dead Scottsboro Boys , nine black teenagers falsely accused of rape in 1931 . last What was the last living Scottsboro Boy's name? 10 11 +493 2 On Thursday , Alabama ' s parole board pardoned the last of the long - dead Scottsboro Boys , nine black teenagers falsely accused of rape in 1931 . falsely accused How were the nine black teenagers falsely accused? 22 24 +493 2 On Thursday , Alabama ' s parole board pardoned the last of the long - dead Scottsboro Boys , nine black teenagers falsely accused of rape in 1931 . 1931 How long were they on parole? 27 28 +493 3 Their case was monumental . It divided some residents here and united others , led to two landmark Supreme Court decisions , and precipitated the civil rights movement in the decades that followed . decisions , what were the decisions? 20 22 +493 3 Their case was monumental . It divided some residents here and united others , led to two landmark Supreme Court decisions , and precipitated the civil rights movement in the decades that followed . two landmark Supreme Court decisions , What Supreme Court decisions? 16 22 +493 3 Their case was monumental . It divided some residents here and united others , led to two landmark Supreme Court decisions , and precipitated the civil rights movement in the decades that followed . united others , How did their case unite others? 11 14 +493 3 Their case was monumental . It divided some residents here and united others , led to two landmark Supreme Court decisions , and precipitated the civil rights movement in the decades that followed . divided some residents How did the case divide residents? 6 9 +493 4 All the while , though , justice remained undone for some of the boys as they became men , went into hiding , and eventually died with the stigma of rape on their reputations . justice remained undone Were they given anything because they were falsely accused? 6 9 +493 5 That changed only after a long campaign by a Scottsboro woman . Scottsboro woman why did she care? 9 11 +493 5 That changed only after a long campaign by a Scottsboro woman . That changed What changed after it? 0 2 +493 5 That changed only after a long campaign by a Scottsboro woman . Scottsboro woman What is her name? 9 11 +493 5 That changed only after a long campaign by a Scottsboro woman . long campaign How did this campaign by a Scottsboro woman help change everything? 5 7 +494 1 LOS ANGELES - The A - 10 Thunderbolt II , a snub - nosed ground - attack plane nicknamed the " Warthog , " is the latest aircraft to find its way onto the Pentagon ' s endangered weapons list . " Warthog , " What was the ground-attack plane nicknamed the \"Warthog\"? 20 24 +494 1 LOS ANGELES - The A - 10 Thunderbolt II , a snub - nosed ground - attack plane nicknamed the " Warthog , " is the latest aircraft to find its way onto the Pentagon ' s endangered weapons list . endangered weapons list What is the endangered weapons list? 37 40 +494 1 LOS ANGELES - The A - 10 Thunderbolt II , a snub - nosed ground - attack plane nicknamed the " Warthog , " is the latest aircraft to find its way onto the Pentagon ' s endangered weapons list . the Pentagon ' s endangered weapons list Which other weapons are on the list? 33 40 +494 1 LOS ANGELES - The A - 10 Thunderbolt II , a snub - nosed ground - attack plane nicknamed the " Warthog , " is the latest aircraft to find its way onto the Pentagon ' s endangered weapons list . endangered weapons list Why is it on the endangered weapons list? 37 40 +494 2 Outfitted with a seven - barrel Gatling gun the size of a Volkswagen Beetle in its nose , the Cold War - era plane has a reputation for tearing apart armored tanks and clearing the way for troops on the ground with its massive 30 mm rounds of ammunition . has a reputation How did it earn this reputation? 24 27 +494 3 But the unsightly plane has been in the cross hairs of Pentagon officials in recent years . unsightly plane Why is it an unsightly plane? 2 4 +494 3 But the unsightly plane has been in the cross hairs of Pentagon officials in recent years . unsightly plane Why is it unsightly? 2 4 +494 4 The Air Force - better known for aerial dogfights and dropping GPS - guided bombs - would rather invest its diminishing funds elsewhere . elsewhere Where does the Air Force want to invest its funds? 22 23 +494 4 The Air Force - better known for aerial dogfights and dropping GPS - guided bombs - would rather invest its diminishing funds elsewhere . diminishing funds Why are the Air Force's funds diminishing? 20 22 +494 4 The Air Force - better known for aerial dogfights and dropping GPS - guided bombs - would rather invest its diminishing funds elsewhere . invest its diminishing funds Where would the Air Force prefer to invest their funds? 18 22 +494 4 The Air Force - better known for aerial dogfights and dropping GPS - guided bombs - would rather invest its diminishing funds elsewhere . elsewhere . Where else would the Pentagon want to place funds? 22 24 +494 4 The Air Force - better known for aerial dogfights and dropping GPS - guided bombs - would rather invest its diminishing funds elsewhere . diminishing funds Why are the Pentagon's funds diminishing? 20 22 +494 5 With billions of dollars in budget cuts and a possible second round of sequestration looming , the military faces tough decisions : keep funding proven planes of the past or invest in high - tech 21st - century weapons . possible second round of sequestration What is a sequestration? 9 14 +494 5 With billions of dollars in budget cuts and a possible second round of sequestration looming , the military faces tough decisions : keep funding proven planes of the past or invest in high - tech 21st - century weapons . sequestration What does sequestration mean? 13 14 +495 1 Fifty miles north of London lies Bletchley Park , a railway town during World War II that had few , if any , sights to recommend it . sights What sights does Bletchley Park have to offer? 23 24 +495 1 Fifty miles north of London lies Bletchley Park , a railway town during World War II that had few , if any , sights to recommend it . recommend Is this due to it being a functional town? 25 26 +495 2 It was here , to a rundown estate on the other side of the tracks , that 19 - year - old Mavis Batey was dispatched in the spring of 1940 . Mavis Batey was dispatched in the spring Why was Batey sent to Bletchley Park? 22 29 +495 2 It was here , to a rundown estate on the other side of the tracks , that 19 - year - old Mavis Batey was dispatched in the spring of 1940 . Mavis Batey was dispatched Does dispatched mean that police were sent there, or something else? 22 26 +495 2 It was here , to a rundown estate on the other side of the tracks , that 19 - year - old Mavis Batey was dispatched in the spring of 1940 . dispatched What was Mavis Batey dispatched for? 25 26 +495 3 As Hitler ' s forces advanced across Europe , encoded messages from Panzer divisions , U - boats and even the German high command were being intercepted and relayed to Bletchley Park ' s men and women , whose job was to break the German code and help Britain and its allies outwit the Axis powers . job was to break the German code How did they break the German code? 39 46 +495 3 As Hitler ' s forces advanced across Europe , encoded messages from Panzer divisions , U - boats and even the German high command were being intercepted and relayed to Bletchley Park ' s men and women , whose job was to break the German code and help Britain and its allies outwit the Axis powers . break the German code Did this mean breaking the code of a physical object like an enigma or radio signals? 42 46 +495 3 As Hitler ' s forces advanced across Europe , encoded messages from Panzer divisions , U - boats and even the German high command were being intercepted and relayed to Bletchley Park ' s men and women , whose job was to break the German code and help Britain and its allies outwit the Axis powers . men How did the men and women in Bletchley Park assume the role of breaking down the German code? 34 35 +495 3 As Hitler ' s forces advanced across Europe , encoded messages from Panzer divisions , U - boats and even the German high command were being intercepted and relayed to Bletchley Park ' s men and women , whose job was to break the German code and help Britain and its allies outwit the Axis powers . job Does this mean that the residents were helping with the decoding or those hired to decode were sent there? 39 40 +495 4 Batey , a college student studying German linguistics , became one of Bletchley Park ' s nimblest decoders . nimblest How did Mark become one of Bletchley Park's \"nimblest\" decoder? 16 17 +495 5 She decrypted a message that led to a stunning British victory over the Italian navy in the Mediterranean . She decrypted a message How did Batey decode the message? 0 4 +495 5 She decrypted a message that led to a stunning British victory over the Italian navy in the Mediterranean . led to a stunning British victory What was the message she intercepted? 5 11 +495 5 She decrypted a message that led to a stunning British victory over the Italian navy in the Mediterranean . message What did the message say? 3 4 +495 5 She decrypted a message that led to a stunning British victory over the Italian navy in the Mediterranean . stunning Was the British victory not expected at all under those circumstances? 8 9 +496 1 PHILADELPHIA – Solar panels generate electricity by absorbing sunlight , but that is only half the battle . half the battle What is the other half of the battle? 14 17 +496 2 Once electrons in the panel are energized , they must be channeled in the same direction – a process that typically requires a panel made with layers of two kinds of material . two kinds of material What are the two types of material? 28 32 +496 2 Once electrons in the panel are energized , they must be channeled in the same direction – a process that typically requires a panel made with layers of two kinds of material . two kinds of material What two kinds of material? 28 32 +496 3 Not in the future , if a team of researchers from the University of Pennsylvania and Drexel University can help it . the future , were they successful? 2 5 +496 3 Not in the future , if a team of researchers from the University of Pennsylvania and Drexel University can help it . can help it What is this sentence talking about? 18 21 +496 4 In a new study published online by the journal Nature , the scientists reported they had created a new class of ceramic material that could accomplish both tasks cheaply and efficiently . cheaply and efficiently is it expensive? 28 31 +496 4 In a new study published online by the journal Nature , the scientists reported they had created a new class of ceramic material that could accomplish both tasks cheaply and efficiently . ceramic material What is this new ceramic material called? 21 23 +496 5 So far the group has created just tablet - size bits of the new ceramic , but members predict it can be used to make panels that are better at harvesting energy and less expensive than the silicon - based models that dominate the market . better Why are they better? 28 29 +497 1 CHICAGO - Field Museum scientists have discovered a new " top predator " dinosaur in North America , a significant precursor to Tyrannosaurus rex and an important part of an emerging fossil record for the continent , the museum planned to announce early Friday . Field Museum scientists Which Field Museum scientists? 2 5 +497 1 CHICAGO - Field Museum scientists have discovered a new " top predator " dinosaur in North America , a significant precursor to Tyrannosaurus rex and an important part of an emerging fossil record for the continent , the museum planned to announce early Friday . new " top predator " dinosaur What is its name? 8 14 +497 1 CHICAGO - Field Museum scientists have discovered a new " top predator " dinosaur in North America , a significant precursor to Tyrannosaurus rex and an important part of an emerging fossil record for the continent , the museum planned to announce early Friday . important part of an emerging fossil record How is it important? 26 33 +497 1 CHICAGO - Field Museum scientists have discovered a new " top predator " dinosaur in North America , a significant precursor to Tyrannosaurus rex and an important part of an emerging fossil record for the continent , the museum planned to announce early Friday . significant precursor to Tyrannosaurus rex How do scientists know it is a significant precursor to Tyrannosaurus rex? 19 24 +497 1 CHICAGO - Field Museum scientists have discovered a new " top predator " dinosaur in North America , a significant precursor to Tyrannosaurus rex and an important part of an emerging fossil record for the continent , the museum planned to announce early Friday . early which month? 42 43 +497 1 CHICAGO - Field Museum scientists have discovered a new " top predator " dinosaur in North America , a significant precursor to Tyrannosaurus rex and an important part of an emerging fossil record for the continent , the museum planned to announce early Friday . important part of an emerging fossil record What is the importance of the fossil record? 26 33 +497 2 The 4 - ton , 30 - foot animal was discovered in a region of 100 - million - year - old rock in Utah during a museum expedition led by Peter Makovicky , curator of dinosaurs , and Lindsay Zanno , then a postdoctoral fellow at the Field . the Field What is 'The Field'? 47 49 +497 2 The 4 - ton , 30 - foot animal was discovered in a region of 100 - million - year - old rock in Utah during a museum expedition led by Peter Makovicky , curator of dinosaurs , and Lindsay Zanno , then a postdoctoral fellow at the Field . 4 - ton , 30 - foot animal Is that larger or smaller than a T-Rex? 1 9 +497 2 The 4 - ton , 30 - foot animal was discovered in a region of 100 - million - year - old rock in Utah during a museum expedition led by Peter Makovicky , curator of dinosaurs , and Lindsay Zanno , then a postdoctoral fellow at the Field . museum expedition Why was there a museum expedition in the first place? 27 29 +497 3 Siats meekerorum - named by the scientists after a man - eating monster of legend from the region ' s Ute Indian people and the Meekers , a museum donor family from Evanston , Ill . - helps flesh out what has been a skeletal picture of North American wildlife in the tens of millions of years before T . rex was the dominant predator . Meekers , a museum donor family from Evanston , Ill Why were the Meekers involved? 25 35 +497 3 Siats meekerorum - named by the scientists after a man - eating monster of legend from the region ' s Ute Indian people and the Meekers , a museum donor family from Evanston , Ill . - helps flesh out what has been a skeletal picture of North American wildlife in the tens of millions of years before T . rex was the dominant predator . North American wildlife How does it combine with other North American Wildlife of that period? 47 50 +497 3 Siats meekerorum - named by the scientists after a man - eating monster of legend from the region ' s Ute Indian people and the Meekers , a museum donor family from Evanston , Ill . - helps flesh out what has been a skeletal picture of North American wildlife in the tens of millions of years before T . rex was the dominant predator . meekerorum how did they come up with this name? 1 2 +497 4 Although Siats is the third - largest carnivore found on the continent , this fossil is no Sue , the largely intact T . rex skeleton that presides over the Field ' s central hall . this fossil is no Sue , What does this mean? 13 19 +497 4 Although Siats is the third - largest carnivore found on the continent , this fossil is no Sue , the largely intact T . rex skeleton that presides over the Field ' s central hall . Sue , who is sue? 17 19 +497 5 Indeed , it takes imagination to turn the smattering of bones that rested earlier this week on a striped tablecloth in the museum ' s back office into a predatory behemoth . it takes imagination How did they assemble the bones? 2 5 +498 1 Before you tuck into that nicely browned Thanksgiving turkey , imagine it as the nation ' s symbol . tuck into what is tuck into? 2 4 +498 2 There ' s an argument to be dished out , with a side of tongue - in - cheek , that Ben Franklin had it right about turkeys and eagles . Franklin had it right what did he have right? 22 26 +498 3 The turkey – wild ones , anyway – is a " much more respectable bird , " Franklin wrote . " much more respectable bird , " Why are wild turkeys more respectable? 10 17 +498 3 The turkey – wild ones , anyway – is a " much more respectable bird , " Franklin wrote . respectable bird , " more respectable than what? 13 17 +498 4 The bald eagle , and these aren ' t his exact words , is a slob that flimflams America with gung - ho glares . is a slob Why is the bald eagle a slob? 13 16 +498 5 Evidence is at the Orange County , Florida , landfill , where eagles hang with vultures , a bunch of dude - bros with guts for garbage . dude - bros is this a joke? 20 23 +499 2 This year the former secretary - treasurer of the Service Employees International Union is feasting on nothing but water as he marks the 17th day of his hunger strike to protest Washington ' s inaction over immigration reform . Service Employees International Union What is the Service Employees International Union? 9 13 +499 2 This year the former secretary - treasurer of the Service Employees International Union is feasting on nothing but water as he marks the 17th day of his hunger strike to protest Washington ' s inaction over immigration reform . 17th day does he need medical attention? 23 25 +499 2 This year the former secretary - treasurer of the Service Employees International Union is feasting on nothing but water as he marks the 17th day of his hunger strike to protest Washington ' s inaction over immigration reform . 17th day How long will the hunger strike last? 23 25 +499 3 While the rest of the nation is gorging on Thanksgiving meals , the immigration activist and two other fasters will be in a heated tent on the National Mall at the foot of the Capitol . and two other fasters Who are the two other fasters? 15 19 +499 3 While the rest of the nation is gorging on Thanksgiving meals , the immigration activist and two other fasters will be in a heated tent on the National Mall at the foot of the Capitol . heated tent Why is it pertinent information that the tent is heated? 23 25 +499 3 While the rest of the nation is gorging on Thanksgiving meals , the immigration activist and two other fasters will be in a heated tent on the National Mall at the foot of the Capitol . two other fasters What are the other's names? 16 19 +499 4 " We are a little thinner , " said Medina , who has lost 19 pounds . said Medina , how old is he? 8 11 +499 5 " It ' s a good diet " . He said the goal of the fast was to bring attention to the plight of immigrants . plight of immigrants Is the plight he referring to food shortage? 22 25 +499 5 " It ' s a good diet " . He said the goal of the fast was to bring attention to the plight of immigrants . the plight of immigrants is it working? 21 25 +500 2 The Long March rocket lifted off from the Xichang Satellite Launch Center in Sichuan province at its scheduled time of 1 : 30 a . m . Monday , Beijing time ( 12 : 30 p . m . EST Sunday ) , the official Xinhua news agency reported . Xinhua where is xinhua? 45 46 +500 3 If all goes as planned , a landing vehicle and the rover will touch down on the moon ' s surface in about two weeks . two in which year? 23 24 +500 4 It would be the first soft landing ( one in which the vehicle remains intact ) on the moon since 1976 , when the Soviet Union landed the Luna 24 probe . Luna 24 how many did they land? 28 30 +500 5 The unmanned rover is a gold - colored vehicle that looks like a dune buggy . dune buggy Why did they design it to look like a dune buggy? 13 15 +501 1 DALLAS - Today ' s kids can ' t keep up with their parents . keep up with their parents why cant they? 9 14 +501 1 DALLAS - Today ' s kids can ' t keep up with their parents . can ' t keep up Why can't kids keep up with their parents? 6 11 +501 1 DALLAS - Today ' s kids can ' t keep up with their parents . can ' t keep up Why can't kids keep up with their parents? 6 11 +501 2 An analysis of studies on millions of children around the world finds they don ' t run as fast or as far as their parents did when they were young . don ' t run as fast Why don't kids today run as fast as their parents when they were kids? 13 19 +501 2 An analysis of studies on millions of children around the world finds they don ' t run as fast or as far as their parents did when they were young . they don ' t run as fast Why don't children run as fast or as far as their parents? 12 19 +501 4 Heart - related fitness has declined 5 percent per decade since 1975 for children ages 9 to 17 . Heart - related fitness is that cardio? 0 4 +501 4 Heart - related fitness has declined 5 percent per decade since 1975 for children ages 9 to 17 . declined Why has heart-related fitness declined? 5 6 +501 5 The American Heart Association , whose conference featured the research on Tuesday , says it ' s the first to show that children ' s fitness has declined worldwide over the last three decades . American Heart Association , is it the aha? 1 5 +502 1 Not so fast , Jeff Bezos . Before Amazon . com Inc . can deploy its fleet of delivery drones , the company will have to wait for the results of drone tests at six state - run sites , which the Federal Aviation Administration will select later this month . drone tests how are they tested? 31 33 +502 1 Not so fast , Jeff Bezos . Before Amazon . com Inc . can deploy its fleet of delivery drones , the company will have to wait for the results of drone tests at six state - run sites , which the Federal Aviation Administration will select later this month . Jeff Bezos Who is Jeff Bezos? 4 6 +502 2 At least 24 states are competing to host these sites , which are expected to bring jobs and investment from a rapidly growing industry . 24 states which states? 2 4 +502 2 At least 24 states are competing to host these sites , which are expected to bring jobs and investment from a rapidly growing industry . 24 states Which states are competing to host the sites? 2 4 +502 2 At least 24 states are competing to host these sites , which are expected to bring jobs and investment from a rapidly growing industry . expected to bring jobs and investment how will delivery drones bring more jobs than delivery drivers? 13 19 +502 3 Congress has directed the FAA to safely integrate unmanned aerial vehicles , or unarmed drones , into the national airspace by 2015 . safely integrate how will they do this? 6 8 +502 3 Congress has directed the FAA to safely integrate unmanned aerial vehicles , or unarmed drones , into the national airspace by 2015 . safely How does the FAA determine how safe this practice is? 6 7 +502 4 Until then , the FAA has said it will grant flight privileges to operators of unmanned aerial vehicles , or UAVs , on a case - by - case basis . case - by - case basis Which types cases have been given pemission to fly unmanned? 24 30 +502 5 Bezos , the CEO of the Seattle - based e - commerce giant , said in an interview broadcast Sunday on CBS ' s " 60 Minutes " news program that Amazon hopes to use drones to make same - day deliveries within five years of FAA approval . same - day deliveries did this happen? 38 42 +502 5 Bezos , the CEO of the Seattle - based e - commerce giant , said in an interview broadcast Sunday on CBS ' s " 60 Minutes " news program that Amazon hopes to use drones to make same - day deliveries within five years of FAA approval . drones to make same - day deliveries How close is the company to realistically achieving this goal? 35 42 +503 1 Ancient bricks , tile roofing and wood charcoal discovered beneath a Nepalese pilgrimage site are providing new evidence for the time of Buddha ' s birth , according to archaeologists . Buddha ' s birth , when was he born? 22 27 +503 1 Ancient bricks , tile roofing and wood charcoal discovered beneath a Nepalese pilgrimage site are providing new evidence for the time of Buddha ' s birth , according to archaeologists . according to archaeologists . Which archaeologists? 27 31 +503 2 In research published this week in the journal Antiquity , scholars wrote that the evidence supports a 6th century BC nativity for the Buddha . BC nativity nativity happens for buddha? 19 21 +503 2 In research published this week in the journal Antiquity , scholars wrote that the evidence supports a 6th century BC nativity for the Buddha . Buddha How do they know the evidence is connected to Buddha? 23 24 +503 3 A precise date of birth remains unknown . unknown will we ever learn? 6 7 +503 3 A precise date of birth remains unknown . date of birth Date of birth for who? 2 5 +503 4 Historians have wavered over dates ranging between 623 BC and 340 BC . 623 BC and 340 BC which seems more plausible? 7 12 +503 4 Historians have wavered over dates ranging between 623 BC and 340 BC . wavered over dates Why are historians wavering over dates? 2 5 +503 4 Historians have wavered over dates ranging between 623 BC and 340 BC . Historians have wavered Which historians? 0 3 +503 5 Much of the confusion has to do with the lack of a written record . the confusion did they have writing back then? 2 4 +503 5 Much of the confusion has to do with the lack of a written record . lack of a written record Why didn't they have any records written in that time? 9 14 +503 5 Much of the confusion has to do with the lack of a written record . written record Why wasnt there more recoreds? 12 14 +504 1 KANSAS CITY , Mo . - If farmers can ' t change the weather - or a seesawing climate - perhaps data - crunchers can outwit Mother Nature . data - crunchers can outwit How do data-crunchers plan to outwit nature? 21 26 +504 1 KANSAS CITY , Mo . - If farmers can ' t change the weather - or a seesawing climate - perhaps data - crunchers can outwit Mother Nature . outwit Mother Nature How would they outwit Mother Nature? 25 28 +504 1 KANSAS CITY , Mo . - If farmers can ' t change the weather - or a seesawing climate - perhaps data - crunchers can outwit Mother Nature . change Are farmers expected to change weather? Are data-crunchers not already a crucial part in this process? 11 12 +504 2 Technologies like those refined by a Silicon Valley company with an outpost on the edge of the Kansas prairie now merge agriculture with algorithms to gird farmers against severe weather patterns . algorithms what are algorithms? 23 24 +504 2 Technologies like those refined by a Silicon Valley company with an outpost on the edge of the Kansas prairie now merge agriculture with algorithms to gird farmers against severe weather patterns . against severe weather patterns . What sort of severe weather patterns? 27 32 +504 2 Technologies like those refined by a Silicon Valley company with an outpost on the edge of the Kansas prairie now merge agriculture with algorithms to gird farmers against severe weather patterns . Silicon Valley company What company? 6 9 +504 2 Technologies like those refined by a Silicon Valley company with an outpost on the edge of the Kansas prairie now merge agriculture with algorithms to gird farmers against severe weather patterns . merge How did this collaboration begin and how successful has it been? 20 21 +504 3 Think of it as farming meets " Moneyball , " the popular sports shorthand for using data to beat the odds . shorthand what does moneyball mean? 13 14 +504 4 Just purchased by agribusiness giant Monsanto for $ 1 billion , Climate Corp . is among those posing possible fixes for farmers whose crops are wilting from overheating , drought and increasingly wild weather swings . possible What are some examples of these possible fixes? 18 19 +504 5 " We ' re moving into a period of very unstable weather , and that ' s what producers need to be prepared for , " said Jerry Hatfield , lab director of the U . S . Department of Agriculture ' s National Laboratory for Agriculture and the Environment . moving into a period of very unstable weather , how does he know this? 4 13 +504 5 " We ' re moving into a period of very unstable weather , and that ' s what producers need to be prepared for , " said Jerry Hatfield , lab director of the U . S . Department of Agriculture ' s National Laboratory for Agriculture and the Environment . very How do they determine the severity? 9 10 +505 1 BEIJING - In a sharp rebuff , China accused Washington on Wednesday of taking Japan ' s side in a tense clash over disputed islands in the East China Sea , underscoring rising regional friction as visiting Vice President Joe Biden met with Beijing ' s leaders . over disputed islands in the East China Sea , Which islands in the East China Sea are disputed? 22 31 +505 1 BEIJING - In a sharp rebuff , China accused Washington on Wednesday of taking Japan ' s side in a tense clash over disputed islands in the East China Sea , underscoring rising regional friction as visiting Vice President Joe Biden met with Beijing ' s leaders . taking Japan ' s side How did the US take Japan's side in China's opinion? 13 18 +505 1 BEIJING - In a sharp rebuff , China accused Washington on Wednesday of taking Japan ' s side in a tense clash over disputed islands in the East China Sea , underscoring rising regional friction as visiting Vice President Joe Biden met with Beijing ' s leaders . disputed islands Which islands are being disputed by China and Japan? 23 25 +505 2 Emerging from a private meeting with President Xi Jinping that went considerably longer than scheduled , Biden appeared somber and subdued . somber and subdued Why did Biden appear this way? 18 21 +505 2 Emerging from a private meeting with President Xi Jinping that went considerably longer than scheduled , Biden appeared somber and subdued . somber why was he somber? 18 19 +505 2 Emerging from a private meeting with President Xi Jinping that went considerably longer than scheduled , Biden appeared somber and subdued . somber and subdued Why was Vice President Biden somber and subdued? 18 21 +505 3 In a brief appearance before reporters in which he took no questions , Biden did not go into details on differences over China ' s newly declared restricted flying zone . newly declared restricted flying zone why is there a retricted flying zone 25 30 +505 3 In a brief appearance before reporters in which he took no questions , Biden did not go into details on differences over China ' s newly declared restricted flying zone . restricted flying zone Why did China institute a no fly zone? 27 30 +505 3 In a brief appearance before reporters in which he took no questions , Biden did not go into details on differences over China ' s newly declared restricted flying zone . brief appearance how brief was it? 2 4 +505 3 In a brief appearance before reporters in which he took no questions , Biden did not go into details on differences over China ' s newly declared restricted flying zone . newly declared restricted flying zone Why did China newly declare a restricted flying zone? 25 30 +505 4 Instead , he spoke of a " new model of major country cooperation , " saying U . S . - China relations must hinge on trust and a positive notion of each other ' s motives . positive notion Does the US have a positive notion about any of the countries they associate with? 29 31 +505 5 The awkward kickoff for a series of official meetings in Beijing followed Biden ' s speech earlier Wednesday urging young Chinese citizens to challenge orthodoxy and the status quo . orthodoxy What is orthodoxy? 24 25 +505 5 The awkward kickoff for a series of official meetings in Beijing followed Biden ' s speech earlier Wednesday urging young Chinese citizens to challenge orthodoxy and the status quo . orthodoxy and the status will they get in trouble for it? 24 28 +506 2 " That should offend all of us , " he declared . offend why should it offend us? 3 4 +506 2 " That should offend all of us , " he declared . should offend What is offending? 2 4 +506 3 " We are a better country than this " . better country why does he think so? 4 6 +506 4 Focusing on the pocketbook issues that Americans consistently rank as a top concern , Obama argued that the dream of upward economic mobility is breaking down and that the growing income gap is a " defining challenge of our time " . growing income gap How is the income gap growing? 29 32 +506 5 " The basic bargain at the heart of our economy has frayed , " the president said in remarks at a nonprofit community center a short drive from the White House in one of Washington ' s most impoverished neighborhoods . a nonprofit community center Which nonprofit community center? 20 24 +506 5 " The basic bargain at the heart of our economy has frayed , " the president said in remarks at a nonprofit community center a short drive from the White House in one of Washington ' s most impoverished neighborhoods . impoverished neighborhoods which neighborhood? 38 40 +507 1 TEHRAN , Iran - As world powers in Geneva negotiated the future of Iran ' s nuclear development program , Islamist hard - liners here continued to warn of a deceitful , perfidious West scheming to enfeeble the Islamic Republic . world powers Which world powers? 5 7 +507 1 TEHRAN , Iran - As world powers in Geneva negotiated the future of Iran ' s nuclear development program , Islamist hard - liners here continued to warn of a deceitful , perfidious West scheming to enfeeble the Islamic Republic . negotiated the future Why were they able to decide the future of another country's nuclear program? 9 12 +507 2 Yet in the trendy , smoke - filled cafes of this busy capital city , ritualistic denunciations of the United States are as passe as instant coffee among the mostly young , jeans - clad set . passe what does passe mean? 23 24 +507 2 Yet in the trendy , smoke - filled cafes of this busy capital city , ritualistic denunciations of the United States are as passe as instant coffee among the mostly young , jeans - clad set . passe Why are denunciations of the USA considered passe? 23 24 +507 3 " In art , in fashion , in cinema and in our daily lifestyle , we copycat American culture , " said Sarah , proprietor of a cozy cafe in the basement of a high - rise in northwest Tehran . a cozy cafe What is the name of the cafe? 26 29 +507 3 " In art , in fashion , in cinema and in our daily lifestyle , we copycat American culture , " said Sarah , proprietor of a cozy cafe in the basement of a high - rise in northwest Tehran . copycat why does she think that? 16 17 +507 3 " In art , in fashion , in cinema and in our daily lifestyle , we copycat American culture , " said Sarah , proprietor of a cozy cafe in the basement of a high - rise in northwest Tehran . copycat Why does Tehran copycat American culture? 16 17 +507 3 " In art , in fashion , in cinema and in our daily lifestyle , we copycat American culture , " said Sarah , proprietor of a cozy cafe in the basement of a high - rise in northwest Tehran . copycat American culture , " Why do they copycat American culture if they hate the West so much? 16 21 +507 4 " There is a big difference between the approved culture and the reality of urban lifestyles in big cities like Tehran " . big difference what is the difference? 4 6 +507 4 " There is a big difference between the approved culture and the reality of urban lifestyles in big cities like Tehran " . big difference What is the big difference between the approved culture and the reality? 4 6 +507 4 " There is a big difference between the approved culture and the reality of urban lifestyles in big cities like Tehran " . approved culture What causes the difference between the approved culture and the reality? 8 10 +507 5 Just as Western perceptions of Iran are far from monolithic , the view here is diverse , especially among those born after the 1979 Islamic Revolution , roughly half the population . 1979 Islamic Revolution , what was the revolution about? 23 27 +507 5 Just as Western perceptions of Iran are far from monolithic , the view here is diverse , especially among those born after the 1979 Islamic Revolution , roughly half the population . diverse , What are some of the different views? 15 17 +507 5 Just as Western perceptions of Iran are far from monolithic , the view here is diverse , especially among those born after the 1979 Islamic Revolution , roughly half the population . after the 1979 How did the revolution change public opinion? 21 24 +508 1 WASHINGTON - The Pentagon is outfitting a 647 - foot cargo ship with high - tech equipment in an effort to safely destroy hundreds of tons of lethal chemical weapons agents that were collected in Syria after a deadly gas attack this summer sparked an international outcry . effort to safely destroy hundreds of tons How will the chemical weapons be destroyed? 19 26 +508 1 WASHINGTON - The Pentagon is outfitting a 647 - foot cargo ship with high - tech equipment in an effort to safely destroy hundreds of tons of lethal chemical weapons agents that were collected in Syria after a deadly gas attack this summer sparked an international outcry . 647 - foot cargo ship Why would a cargo ship help destroy? 7 12 +508 3 The system should be able to eliminate Syria ' s VX and sarin stockpiles and chemical components in 45 to 90 days , the officials said . VX and sarin stockpiles What are their stockpiles? How much do they have? 10 14 +508 5 With Syria engulfed in civil war , moving the deadly material to the U . S . naval ship over the next month may be the biggest challenge . be the biggest challenge How will the naval ship attempt to move the material? 24 28 +508 5 With Syria engulfed in civil war , moving the deadly material to the U . S . naval ship over the next month may be the biggest challenge . biggest challenge Why is this difficult and how does it connect to war? 26 28 +509 1 LONDON - American and British intelligence operations have been spying on gamers across the world , media outlets reported , saying that the world ' s most powerful espionage agencies sent undercover agents into virtual universes to monitor activity in online fantasy games such as " World of Warcraft " . media outlets reported , Which media outlets? 16 20 +509 1 LONDON - American and British intelligence operations have been spying on gamers across the world , media outlets reported , saying that the world ' s most powerful espionage agencies sent undercover agents into virtual universes to monitor activity in online fantasy games such as " World of Warcraft " . spying Why have they been spying? 9 10 +509 1 LONDON - American and British intelligence operations have been spying on gamers across the world , media outlets reported , saying that the world ' s most powerful espionage agencies sent undercover agents into virtual universes to monitor activity in online fantasy games such as " World of Warcraft " . " World Why \"World of Warcraft\" specifically? 45 47 +509 1 LONDON - American and British intelligence operations have been spying on gamers across the world , media outlets reported , saying that the world ' s most powerful espionage agencies sent undercover agents into virtual universes to monitor activity in online fantasy games such as " World of Warcraft " . have been spying on gamers What information are they trying to gain by spying on these gamers? 7 12 +509 1 LONDON - American and British intelligence operations have been spying on gamers across the world , media outlets reported , saying that the world ' s most powerful espionage agencies sent undercover agents into virtual universes to monitor activity in online fantasy games such as " World of Warcraft " . across the world , Are there areas of the world that are not being spied on by these agents? 12 16 +509 1 LONDON - American and British intelligence operations have been spying on gamers across the world , media outlets reported , saying that the world ' s most powerful espionage agencies sent undercover agents into virtual universes to monitor activity in online fantasy games such as " World of Warcraft " . world ' s most powerful espionage agencies What are these agencies? 23 30 +509 2 Stories carried Monday by The New York Times , the Guardian , and ProPublica said U . S . and U . K . spies have spent years trawling online games for terrorists or informants . terrorists Why are terrorists using video games? 32 33 +509 2 Stories carried Monday by The New York Times , the Guardian , and ProPublica said U . S . and U . K . spies have spent years trawling online games for terrorists or informants . spent years How many years? 26 28 +509 2 Stories carried Monday by The New York Times , the Guardian , and ProPublica said U . S . and U . K . spies have spent years trawling online games for terrorists or informants . online games What are some of the games? 29 31 +509 2 Stories carried Monday by The New York Times , the Guardian , and ProPublica said U . S . and U . K . spies have spent years trawling online games for terrorists or informants . for terrorists or informants Why do agents believe their are terrorists playing in these games? 31 35 +509 3 The stories , based on documents leaked by former National Security Agency ( NSA ) contractor Edward Snowden , offer an unusual take on America ' s world - spanning surveillance campaign , suggesting that even the fantasy worlds popular with children , teens , and escapists of all ages aren ' t beyond the attention of the NSA and its British counterpart , GCHQ . Edward Who is Edward Snowden? 16 17 +509 3 The stories , based on documents leaked by former National Security Agency ( NSA ) contractor Edward Snowden , offer an unusual take on America ' s world - spanning surveillance campaign , suggesting that even the fantasy worlds popular with children , teens , and escapists of all ages aren ' t beyond the attention of the NSA and its British counterpart , GCHQ . leaked where did he leak this information? 6 7 +509 3 The stories , based on documents leaked by former National Security Agency ( NSA ) contractor Edward Snowden , offer an unusual take on America ' s world - spanning surveillance campaign , suggesting that even the fantasy worlds popular with children , teens , and escapists of all ages aren ' t beyond the attention of the NSA and its British counterpart , GCHQ . campaign , Who started this campaign? 31 33 +509 3 The stories , based on documents leaked by former National Security Agency ( NSA ) contractor Edward Snowden , offer an unusual take on America ' s world - spanning surveillance campaign , suggesting that even the fantasy worlds popular with children , teens , and escapists of all ages aren ' t beyond the attention of the NSA and its British counterpart , GCHQ . NSA and its British counterpart , GCHQ What brought these two particular agencies together on this project? 58 65 +509 4 Virtual universes like " World of Warcraft " can be massively popular , drawing in millions of players who log months ' worth of real - world time competing with other players for online glory , virtual treasure , and magical loot . Virtual What would be considered a virtual universe? 0 1 +509 4 Virtual universes like " World of Warcraft " can be massively popular , drawing in millions of players who log months ' worth of real - world time competing with other players for online glory , virtual treasure , and magical loot . massively popular , How many players, worldwide, are there at any given time? 10 13 +509 4 Virtual universes like " World of Warcraft " can be massively popular , drawing in millions of players who log months ' worth of real - world time competing with other players for online glory , virtual treasure , and magical loot . magical loot Can real prizes be had in these fantasy games? 40 42 +509 5 At its height , " World of Warcraft " boasted some 12 million paying subscribers , more than the population of Greece . paying How much do they pay? 13 14 +509 5 At its height , " World of Warcraft " boasted some 12 million paying subscribers , more than the population of Greece . 12 million paying subscribers , How much money does the average player invest in these games? 11 16 +510 1 WASHINGTON - The Whigs , the 19th century political party that disbanded before the Civil War over the question of slavery , is trying making a comeback as the voice of reason between embittered modern day Republicans and Democrats . is trying making a comeback How are the Whigs attempted to make a comeback? 22 27 +510 1 WASHINGTON - The Whigs , the 19th century political party that disbanded before the Civil War over the question of slavery , is trying making a comeback as the voice of reason between embittered modern day Republicans and Democrats . disbanded Why were the Whigs disbanded? 11 12 +510 1 WASHINGTON - The Whigs , the 19th century political party that disbanded before the Civil War over the question of slavery , is trying making a comeback as the voice of reason between embittered modern day Republicans and Democrats . The Whigs , Who is running this movement? 2 5 +510 2 In Philadelphia , the election of Heshy Bucholz , a software engineer and first candidate to run and win as a Whig in that city in 157 years , has brought national attention to the party and spurred hundreds of new members to sign up . has brought national attention to the party What national attention has been brought by Bucholz? 29 36 +510 2 In Philadelphia , the election of Heshy Bucholz , a software engineer and first candidate to run and win as a Whig in that city in 157 years , has brought national attention to the party and spurred hundreds of new members to sign up . Heshy Bucholz , why did he run as a whig? 6 9 +510 4 Tim Zane , a registered Republican and a former vice president and senior cash manager at a large international bank , is in talks to be in charge of the Maryland branch of the new and improved Modern Whig Party . a large international bank , Which large international bank? 16 21 +510 4 Tim Zane , a registered Republican and a former vice president and senior cash manager at a large international bank , is in talks to be in charge of the Maryland branch of the new and improved Modern Whig Party . new and improved Modern Whig Party How has the Modern Whig Party improved? 34 40 +510 4 Tim Zane , a registered Republican and a former vice president and senior cash manager at a large international bank , is in talks to be in charge of the Maryland branch of the new and improved Modern Whig Party . be in charge Why would Tim Zane want to be in charge of the Maryland branch of the Whigs? 25 28 +510 4 Tim Zane , a registered Republican and a former vice president and senior cash manager at a large international bank , is in talks to be in charge of the Maryland branch of the new and improved Modern Whig Party . new why is he chosen? 34 35 +510 5 Like Maryland , Idaho , Arizona , Virginia and Hawaii are seeking new chapter leaders . chapter leaders are they likely to find them? 13 15 +511 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - Christin Rivas , 14 , was fascinated by the small , round toy magnets that you can sculpt into shapes and use to perform magic tricks . sculpt How can a magnet be flexible enough to sculp into something? 22 23 +511 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - Christin Rivas , 14 , was fascinated by the small , round toy magnets that you can sculpt into shapes and use to perform magic tricks . magic tricks Which kind of magic tricks can Christin perform? 29 31 +511 2 Put a pen on a desk , hold a magnet underneath and watch the pen move across the desktop . move across the desktop what does it do? 15 19 +511 3 While playing with a couple of these rare - earth magnets at her Satellite Beach , Fla . , middle school last week , Christin needed both hands to grab something , so she decided to hold the mini - magnets in her mouth . in her mouth Are rare earth magnets toxic? 41 44 +511 3 While playing with a couple of these rare - earth magnets at her Satellite Beach , Fla . , middle school last week , Christin needed both hands to grab something , so she decided to hold the mini - magnets in her mouth . rare - earth What classifies a magnet as rare-earth, and how many other classifications are there? 7 10 +511 4 Someone made her laugh , and … gulp . Someone Who made her laugh? 0 1 +511 4 Someone made her laugh , and … gulp . and … gulp what happened? 5 8 +511 5 She swallowed the magnets . Five days later , Christin was at Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children in Orlando , Fla . , having the magnets surgically removed from her intestines , along with a small section of her colon and her appendix . She swallowed Why did she swallow them? 0 2 +511 5 She swallowed the magnets . Five days later , Christin was at Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children in Orlando , Fla . , having the magnets surgically removed from her intestines , along with a small section of her colon and her appendix . her appendix could she have died? 41 43 +511 5 She swallowed the magnets . Five days later , Christin was at Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children in Orlando , Fla . , having the magnets surgically removed from her intestines , along with a small section of her colon and her appendix . surgically removed Why did they have to remove her intestines, colon, and appendix? 26 28 +511 5 She swallowed the magnets . Five days later , Christin was at Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children in Orlando , Fla . , having the magnets surgically removed from her intestines , along with a small section of her colon and her appendix . Five Why did this surgery happen such a long time after the incident? 5 6 +511 5 She swallowed the magnets . Five days later , Christin was at Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children in Orlando , Fla . , having the magnets surgically removed from her intestines , along with a small section of her colon and her appendix . intestines , How were the magnets able to travel through her digestive system to the point they reached her intestines? 30 32 +511 5 She swallowed the magnets . Five days later , Christin was at Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children in Orlando , Fla . , having the magnets surgically removed from her intestines , along with a small section of her colon and her appendix . appendix How did the magnets reach her appendix? 42 43 +512 1 DAYTON , Ohio - Krista Hooten saw " terror " in her daughter ' s eyes as they started back - to - school shopping for seventh grade . " terror " Why did Krista Hooten's daughter have terror in her eyes? 7 10 +512 1 DAYTON , Ohio - Krista Hooten saw " terror " in her daughter ' s eyes as they started back - to - school shopping for seventh grade . " terror " Why was her daughter scared of back-to-school shopping? 7 10 +512 2 Her daughter , Kelsey , had been bullied the previous year . bullied How had Kelsey been bullied? 7 8 +512 2 Her daughter , Kelsey , had been bullied the previous year . Kelsey , bullied for what? 3 5 +512 3 It started emotionally : Other girls called her ugly and spread rumors about her . ugly what kind of rumors? 8 9 +512 4 But it quickly turned physical : They pulled her hair on the bus and shoved her to the ground . shoved was she injured? 14 15 +512 5 " It changed her personality , " Hooten said . changed her personality , " How did the bullying change Kelsey's personality? 2 7 +512 5 " It changed her personality , " Hooten said . changed her personality , " how so change? 2 7 +512 5 " It changed her personality , " Hooten said . changed her personality , " In what ways did it change her personality? 2 7 +513 1 WASHINGTON - The American public is unusually pessimistic about the direction of the country and increasingly fed up with Washington gridlock , a sour mood reflected in the worst disapproval ratings for President Barack Obama since he took office nearly five years ago . disapproval ratings who is rating? 29 31 +513 1 WASHINGTON - The American public is unusually pessimistic about the direction of the country and increasingly fed up with Washington gridlock , a sour mood reflected in the worst disapproval ratings for President Barack Obama since he took office nearly five years ago . direction of the country What specifically are the unhappy about with the direction? 10 14 +513 3 " The lack of confidence in Washington to right itself is showing up , " said Lee Miringoff , director of the Marist Institute for Public Opinion in New York . Lee Miringoff , what are his credentials? 16 19 +513 3 " The lack of confidence in Washington to right itself is showing up , " said Lee Miringoff , director of the Marist Institute for Public Opinion in New York . confidence How is confidence supposed to right the ship? 4 5 +513 5 The disapproval number was up sharply from the 47 percent reading in September and tops the previous high of 52 percent in September 2011 . sharply what made it sharp? 5 6 +513 5 The disapproval number was up sharply from the 47 percent reading in September and tops the previous high of 52 percent in September 2011 . up sharply What caused the sharp increase in the rating? 4 6 +514 1 NEW YORK - Time magazine selected Pope Francis as its Person of the Year on Wednesday , saying the Catholic Church ' s new leader has changed the perception of the 2 , 000 - year - old institution in an extraordinary way in a short time . Pope Francis is he the new pope? 6 8 +514 1 NEW YORK - Time magazine selected Pope Francis as its Person of the Year on Wednesday , saying the Catholic Church ' s new leader has changed the perception of the 2 , 000 - year - old institution in an extraordinary way in a short time . changed the perception How has the Pope changed the perception of the Catholic Church? 26 29 +514 1 NEW YORK - Time magazine selected Pope Francis as its Person of the Year on Wednesday , saying the Catholic Church ' s new leader has changed the perception of the 2 , 000 - year - old institution in an extraordinary way in a short time . has changed the perception What was the perception that changed? 25 29 +514 1 NEW YORK - Time magazine selected Pope Francis as its Person of the Year on Wednesday , saying the Catholic Church ' s new leader has changed the perception of the 2 , 000 - year - old institution in an extraordinary way in a short time . changed the perception What has he done to change perceptions? 26 29 +514 1 NEW YORK - Time magazine selected Pope Francis as its Person of the Year on Wednesday , saying the Catholic Church ' s new leader has changed the perception of the 2 , 000 - year - old institution in an extraordinary way in a short time . changed the perception How did Pope Francis change the perception of the Catholic Church? 26 29 +514 3 The former Argentine Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio was elected in March as the first pope from Latin America and the first Jesuit . Jesuit what is a jesuit? 21 22 +514 4 Since taking over at the Vatican , he has urged the Catholic Church not to be obsessed with " small - minded rules " and to emphasize compassion over condemnation in dealing with touchy topics like abortion , gays and contraception . abortion , gays and contraception how did they respond? 36 41 +515 1 Peering far deeper than ever before into humanity ' s murky genetic past , scientists sequenced the DNA of an ancient European relative and found a puzzling connection to the Far East . ancient European relative Who was this person? 20 23 +515 1 Peering far deeper than ever before into humanity ' s murky genetic past , scientists sequenced the DNA of an ancient European relative and found a puzzling connection to the Far East . murky genetic past , What makes it a murky genetic past? 10 14 +515 1 Peering far deeper than ever before into humanity ' s murky genetic past , scientists sequenced the DNA of an ancient European relative and found a puzzling connection to the Far East . an ancient How ancient is this relative? 19 21 +515 1 Peering far deeper than ever before into humanity ' s murky genetic past , scientists sequenced the DNA of an ancient European relative and found a puzzling connection to the Far East . puzzling connection What is puzzling about the connection? 26 28 +515 1 Peering far deeper than ever before into humanity ' s murky genetic past , scientists sequenced the DNA of an ancient European relative and found a puzzling connection to the Far East . puzzling connection What was the puzzling connection to the Far East? 26 28 +515 2 The genetic sample came from a 400 , 000 - year - old thigh bone pulled from the cold , damp depths of a Spanish cave called Sima de los Huesos , or " Pit of Bones " . thigh bone pulled Was the remainder of the body recovered as well? 13 16 +515 2 The genetic sample came from a 400 , 000 - year - old thigh bone pulled from the cold , damp depths of a Spanish cave called Sima de los Huesos , or " Pit of Bones " . 400 , 000 - year - old How do scientists determine this age? 6 13 +515 2 The genetic sample came from a 400 , 000 - year - old thigh bone pulled from the cold , damp depths of a Spanish cave called Sima de los Huesos , or " Pit of Bones " . Spanish cave What region is this cave in? 24 26 +515 2 The genetic sample came from a 400 , 000 - year - old thigh bone pulled from the cold , damp depths of a Spanish cave called Sima de los Huesos , or " Pit of Bones " . " Pit of Bones " Why has the cave been termed Pit of Bones? 33 38 +515 3 Researchers surmised that it belonged to an extinct species of hominin known as Homo heidelbergensis , a direct ancestor of Neanderthals , and they expected it to resemble DNA extracted from of a handful of Neanderthal bones found in Spain , Croatia and other sites in Europe . Neanderthals , What time period did the Neanderthals live in? 20 22 +515 3 Researchers surmised that it belonged to an extinct species of hominin known as Homo heidelbergensis , a direct ancestor of Neanderthals , and they expected it to resemble DNA extracted from of a handful of Neanderthal bones found in Spain , Croatia and other sites in Europe . and other sites in Europe Which other sites in Europe? 42 47 +515 3 Researchers surmised that it belonged to an extinct species of hominin known as Homo heidelbergensis , a direct ancestor of Neanderthals , and they expected it to resemble DNA extracted from of a handful of Neanderthal bones found in Spain , Croatia and other sites in Europe . surmised how did they surmise that? 1 2 +515 3 Researchers surmised that it belonged to an extinct species of hominin known as Homo heidelbergensis , a direct ancestor of Neanderthals , and they expected it to resemble DNA extracted from of a handful of Neanderthal bones found in Spain , Croatia and other sites in Europe . Researchers surmised What did they base their info on? 0 2 +515 3 Researchers surmised that it belonged to an extinct species of hominin known as Homo heidelbergensis , a direct ancestor of Neanderthals , and they expected it to resemble DNA extracted from of a handful of Neanderthal bones found in Spain , Croatia and other sites in Europe . other sites in Europe What other sites in Europe? 43 47 +515 4 They were wrong . " This really raises more questions than it answers really , " said biologist Svante Paabo of the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Germany , a pioneer in the quest to decode ancient DNA . raises more questions What other questions did the scientists have? 7 10 +515 4 They were wrong . " This really raises more questions than it answers really , " said biologist Svante Paabo of the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Germany , a pioneer in the quest to decode ancient DNA . Svante Paabo what are his credentials? 18 20 +515 4 They were wrong . " This really raises more questions than it answers really , " said biologist Svante Paabo of the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Germany , a pioneer in the quest to decode ancient DNA . raises more questions What questions does this raise? 7 10 +515 4 They were wrong . " This really raises more questions than it answers really , " said biologist Svante Paabo of the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Germany , a pioneer in the quest to decode ancient DNA . a pioneer How long has he been doing this? 31 33 +515 4 They were wrong . " This really raises more questions than it answers really , " said biologist Svante Paabo of the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Germany , a pioneer in the quest to decode ancient DNA . raises more questions What questions did the DNA raise? 7 10 +515 5 " It ' s a big surprise " . Paabo and his colleagues published a report on their findings this past week in the journal Nature . big surprise " What is the surprise? 5 8 +515 5 " It ' s a big surprise " . Paabo and his colleagues published a report on their findings this past week in the journal Nature . surprise " should they be surprised? 6 8 +515 5 " It ' s a big surprise " . Paabo and his colleagues published a report on their findings this past week in the journal Nature . " It ' s a big surprise " Why is this a surprise, what was the original expectation? 0 8 +515 5 " It ' s a big surprise " . Paabo and his colleagues published a report on their findings this past week in the journal Nature . journal Nature Is this a popular publication? 24 26 +515 5 " It ' s a big surprise " . Paabo and his colleagues published a report on their findings this past week in the journal Nature . big surprise " What was a big surprise? 5 8 +516 1 LAKE BUENA VISTA , Fla . - Major League Baseball plans to eliminate home plate collisions , possibly as soon as next season but no later than by 2015 . eliminate home plate collisions , How often do home plate collisions occur? 12 17 +516 1 LAKE BUENA VISTA , Fla . - Major League Baseball plans to eliminate home plate collisions , possibly as soon as next season but no later than by 2015 . next season In which year does next season take place? 21 23 +516 1 LAKE BUENA VISTA , Fla . - Major League Baseball plans to eliminate home plate collisions , possibly as soon as next season but no later than by 2015 . plans to eliminate home plate collisions , How do they plan to eliminate the collisions? 10 17 +516 1 LAKE BUENA VISTA , Fla . - Major League Baseball plans to eliminate home plate collisions , possibly as soon as next season but no later than by 2015 . by 2015 When in 2015? 27 29 +516 2 New York Mets general manager Sandy Alderson , chairman of the rules committee , made the announcement Wednesday at the winter meetings . rules committee What does the rules committee decide? 11 13 +516 2 New York Mets general manager Sandy Alderson , chairman of the rules committee , made the announcement Wednesday at the winter meetings . winter meetings Where were the meetings held? 20 22 +516 3 Player safety and concern over concussions were major factors in the decision . concussions How are the players getting the concussions? 5 6 +516 3 Player safety and concern over concussions were major factors in the decision . the decision What was the decision? 10 12 +516 4 " Ultimately what we want to do is change the culture of acceptance that these plays are ordinary and routine and an accepted part of the game , " Alderson said . routine How does the author think that these type of plays are being accepted? 19 20 +516 4 " Ultimately what we want to do is change the culture of acceptance that these plays are ordinary and routine and an accepted part of the game , " Alderson said . plays are ordinary Why are the plays ordinary and routine? 15 18 +516 4 " Ultimately what we want to do is change the culture of acceptance that these plays are ordinary and routine and an accepted part of the game , " Alderson said . change the culture of acceptance Do players collide intentionally? 8 13 +516 5 " The costs associated in terms of health and injury just no longer warrant the status quo " . costs What are some of the health concerns related to these type of collisions? 2 3 +517 1 PHILADELPHIA - The University of Pennsylvania is at the forefront of a movement to experiment with free open online courses , but the undertaking , as its own researchers are finding out , has yielded mixed results . free open online courses , What are the free online courses? 16 21 +517 1 PHILADELPHIA - The University of Pennsylvania is at the forefront of a movement to experiment with free open online courses , but the undertaking , as its own researchers are finding out , has yielded mixed results . mixed results why are they mixed? 35 37 +517 1 PHILADELPHIA - The University of Pennsylvania is at the forefront of a movement to experiment with free open online courses , but the undertaking , as its own researchers are finding out , has yielded mixed results . free open online courses , What are free open online courses? 16 21 +517 1 PHILADELPHIA - The University of Pennsylvania is at the forefront of a movement to experiment with free open online courses , but the undertaking , as its own researchers are finding out , has yielded mixed results . mixed results What sort of results? 35 37 +517 2 While Massive Open Online Courses ( MOOCs ) have attracted millions of viewers and been heralded as a potential way to address skyrocketing tuition , very few of their viewers - 4 percent on average - actually complete the courses , according to the latest study by researchers in Penn ' s Graduate School of Education . Massive Open Online Courses are those common? 1 5 +517 2 While Massive Open Online Courses ( MOOCs ) have attracted millions of viewers and been heralded as a potential way to address skyrocketing tuition , very few of their viewers - 4 percent on average - actually complete the courses , according to the latest study by researchers in Penn ' s Graduate School of Education . 4 percent Why is the percentage for completion so low for MOOCs? 31 33 +517 3 Many who register drop off after the first week or two , the researchers found in a study they will present Thursday at a MOOC conference at the University of Texas , Arlington . drop off Why do they drop off? 3 5 +517 4 About half who registered viewed at least one lecture . About half what did the other half do? 0 2 +517 5 The results come on the heels of another Penn study , released last month , that showed a vast majority of students enrolled in MOOCs already hold college degrees and are taking the courses primarily to advance in their jobs , which called into question the notion that the courses were providing greater access to the world ' s underprivileged . vast majority What percentage? 18 20 +518 1 For college athletes who get through their sport ' s season concussion - free , new research suggests it may be too early to breathe a sigh of relief . For college athletes What sport do the college athletes play? 0 3 +518 1 For college athletes who get through their sport ' s season concussion - free , new research suggests it may be too early to breathe a sigh of relief . too Why would it be too early to be relieved? 21 22 +518 1 For college athletes who get through their sport ' s season concussion - free , new research suggests it may be too early to breathe a sigh of relief . sigh of relief why do they say that? 26 29 +518 1 For college athletes who get through their sport ' s season concussion - free , new research suggests it may be too early to breathe a sigh of relief . too early to breathe a sigh of relief Why is it too early to breathe a sigh of relief? 21 29 +518 2 Following a season of grueling practices and hard - fought games , football and ice hockey players who had no outward sign of head trauma showed worrisome changes in brain structure and cognitive performance that weren ' t shared by athletes who competed in varsity sports such as track , crew and cross - country skiing , according to a report published Wednesday in the journal Neurology . according to a report published Wednesday Who is the author of the report? 57 63 +518 2 Following a season of grueling practices and hard - fought games , football and ice hockey players who had no outward sign of head trauma showed worrisome changes in brain structure and cognitive performance that weren ' t shared by athletes who competed in varsity sports such as track , crew and cross - country skiing , according to a report published Wednesday in the journal Neurology . worrisome changes What were the worrisome changes in brain structure shown in the athletes? 26 28 +518 2 Following a season of grueling practices and hard - fought games , football and ice hockey players who had no outward sign of head trauma showed worrisome changes in brain structure and cognitive performance that weren ' t shared by athletes who competed in varsity sports such as track , crew and cross - country skiing , according to a report published Wednesday in the journal Neurology . outward sign of head trauma What are the outward sign's of head trauma? 20 25 +518 2 Following a season of grueling practices and hard - fought games , football and ice hockey players who had no outward sign of head trauma showed worrisome changes in brain structure and cognitive performance that weren ' t shared by athletes who competed in varsity sports such as track , crew and cross - country skiing , according to a report published Wednesday in the journal Neurology . worrisome changes What were the changes in cognitive performance? 26 28 +518 3 The findings add to a growing body of evidence suggesting that a season - long succession of small hits - none hard enough to cause evident disorientation or draw medical attention - may prompt changes in the brain that cause problems with memory , mood or mental performance years down the road . evidence Where can I find this evidence? 8 9 +518 3 The findings add to a growing body of evidence suggesting that a season - long succession of small hits - none hard enough to cause evident disorientation or draw medical attention - may prompt changes in the brain that cause problems with memory , mood or mental performance years down the road . mental performance like test taking? 46 48 +518 3 The findings add to a growing body of evidence suggesting that a season - long succession of small hits - none hard enough to cause evident disorientation or draw medical attention - may prompt changes in the brain that cause problems with memory , mood or mental performance years down the road . growing body of evidence What are some of the evidence found already that supports this? 5 9 +518 3 The findings add to a growing body of evidence suggesting that a season - long succession of small hits - none hard enough to cause evident disorientation or draw medical attention - may prompt changes in the brain that cause problems with memory , mood or mental performance years down the road . may prompt changes in the brain What exactly happens when a player is hit that causes these problems? 32 38 +518 4 Or , they may heal during the off - season . heal What is the percentage that heal during the off-season? 4 5 +518 4 Or , they may heal during the off - season . they may when will we know? 2 4 +518 4 Or , they may heal during the off - season . may heal during the off - season How does someone heal with injuries like this? 3 10 +518 5 Scientists are still trying to figure out how readily the brain recovers from injury , or whether there are thresholds beyond which damage can be cumulative or irreversible . Scientists are still trying to figure out Which scientists? 0 7 +518 5 Scientists are still trying to figure out how readily the brain recovers from injury , or whether there are thresholds beyond which damage can be cumulative or irreversible . to How are scientists trying to figure out how readily the brain recovers from injury? 4 5 +518 5 Scientists are still trying to figure out how readily the brain recovers from injury , or whether there are thresholds beyond which damage can be cumulative or irreversible . cumulative What does cumulative mean? 25 26 +519 1 HOUSTON - " Affluenza , " the affliction cited by a psychologist to argue that a North Texas teenager from a wealthy family should not be sent to prison for killing four pedestrians while driving drunk , is not a recognized diagnosis and should not be used to justify bad behavior , experts said Thursday . not a recognized diagnosis Why do experts not recognize this diagnosis? 38 42 +519 1 HOUSTON - " Affluenza , " the affliction cited by a psychologist to argue that a North Texas teenager from a wealthy family should not be sent to prison for killing four pedestrians while driving drunk , is not a recognized diagnosis and should not be used to justify bad behavior , experts said Thursday . " Affluenza , " is this a joke? 2 6 +519 1 HOUSTON - " Affluenza , " the affliction cited by a psychologist to argue that a North Texas teenager from a wealthy family should not be sent to prison for killing four pedestrians while driving drunk , is not a recognized diagnosis and should not be used to justify bad behavior , experts said Thursday . " Affluenza , " What is the definition of Affluenza? 2 6 +519 2 A judge ' s decision to give 16 - year - old Ethan Couch 10 years of probation for the fatal accident sparked outrage from relatives of those killed and has led to questions about the defense strategy . led to questions about the defense strategy What questions do people have about the defense strategy? 31 38 +519 2 A judge ' s decision to give 16 - year - old Ethan Couch 10 years of probation for the fatal accident sparked outrage from relatives of those killed and has led to questions about the defense strategy . years of probation is that a light sentence? 15 18 +519 2 A judge ' s decision to give 16 - year - old Ethan Couch 10 years of probation for the fatal accident sparked outrage from relatives of those killed and has led to questions about the defense strategy . A judge ' s decision How can a judge be so lenient? 0 5 +519 3 A psychologist testified in Couch ' s trial in a Fort Worth juvenile court that as a result of " affluenza , " the boy should not receive the maximum 20 - year prison sentence prosecutors were seeking . " affluenza , " what is affluenza 19 23 +519 3 A psychologist testified in Couch ' s trial in a Fort Worth juvenile court that as a result of " affluenza , " the boy should not receive the maximum 20 - year prison sentence prosecutors were seeking . maximum 20 - year prison sentence is he correct? 29 35 +519 3 A psychologist testified in Couch ' s trial in a Fort Worth juvenile court that as a result of " affluenza , " the boy should not receive the maximum 20 - year prison sentence prosecutors were seeking . maximum 20 - year What was the minimum sentence he could have received? 29 33 +519 4 The term " affluenza " was popularized in the late 1990s by Jessie O ' Neill , the granddaughter of a past president of General Motors , when she wrote the book " The Golden Ghetto : The Psychology of Affluence " . " The Golden Ghetto : What does the Golden Ghetto refer to? 32 37 +520 1 SEATTLE - In a decision that highlights the clash between two cherished environmental goals - producing green energy and preserving protected wildlife - federal officials announced Friday that some wind power companies will be allowed to kill or injure bald and golden eagles for up to 30 years without penalty . allowed to kill or injure bald and golden eagles Why will wind power companies be allowed to kill eagles without penalty? 34 43 +520 1 SEATTLE - In a decision that highlights the clash between two cherished environmental goals - producing green energy and preserving protected wildlife - federal officials announced Friday that some wind power companies will be allowed to kill or injure bald and golden eagles for up to 30 years without penalty . federal officials announced Which federal officials? 23 26 +520 1 SEATTLE - In a decision that highlights the clash between two cherished environmental goals - producing green energy and preserving protected wildlife - federal officials announced Friday that some wind power companies will be allowed to kill or injure bald and golden eagles for up to 30 years without penalty . 30 years without penalty why so long? 46 50 +520 1 SEATTLE - In a decision that highlights the clash between two cherished environmental goals - producing green energy and preserving protected wildlife - federal officials announced Friday that some wind power companies will be allowed to kill or injure bald and golden eagles for up to 30 years without penalty . some wind power companies Which companies? 28 32 +520 1 SEATTLE - In a decision that highlights the clash between two cherished environmental goals - producing green energy and preserving protected wildlife - federal officials announced Friday that some wind power companies will be allowed to kill or injure bald and golden eagles for up to 30 years without penalty . allowed to kill or injure bald and golden eagles Why would some wind power companies \"be allowed to kill or injure bald and golden eagles\" without penalty? 34 43 +520 2 Conservation groups decried the Obama administration ' s new regulation as a " stunningly bad move " for wildlife , but wind industry officials said Friday that the rules from the Department of the Interior were far from a " free ride " . Conservation groups decried Why did conversation groups decry the decision? 0 3 +520 2 Conservation groups decried the Obama administration ' s new regulation as a " stunningly bad move " for wildlife , but wind industry officials said Friday that the rules from the Department of the Interior were far from a " free ride " . Conservation groups Which conservation groups? 0 2 +520 2 Conservation groups decried the Obama administration ' s new regulation as a " stunningly bad move " for wildlife , but wind industry officials said Friday that the rules from the Department of the Interior were far from a " free ride " . " free ride " why is it considered a free ride? 39 43 +520 2 Conservation groups decried the Obama administration ' s new regulation as a " stunningly bad move " for wildlife , but wind industry officials said Friday that the rules from the Department of the Interior were far from a " free ride " . " stunningly bad move " Why was it a bad move? 12 17 +520 2 Conservation groups decried the Obama administration ' s new regulation as a " stunningly bad move " for wildlife , but wind industry officials said Friday that the rules from the Department of the Interior were far from a " free ride " . " free ride " Why isn't it a free ride? 39 43 +520 2 Conservation groups decried the Obama administration ' s new regulation as a " stunningly bad move " for wildlife , but wind industry officials said Friday that the rules from the Department of the Interior were far from a " free ride " . far from a " free ride " Why were the rules \"far from a 'free ride'\"? 36 43 +520 3 " Instead of balancing the need for conservation and renewable energy , Interior wrote the wind industry a blank check , " National Audubon Society President David Yarnold said in a statement . statement Statement to who? 31 32 +520 3 " Instead of balancing the need for conservation and renewable energy , Interior wrote the wind industry a blank check , " National Audubon Society President David Yarnold said in a statement . wrote the wind industry a blank check , " Why was the wind industry given a blank check? 13 22 +520 4 " It ' s outrageous that the government is sanctioning the killing of America ' s symbol , the bald eagle " . America ' s symbol , who said this? 13 18 +520 4 " It ' s outrageous that the government is sanctioning the killing of America ' s symbol , the bald eagle " . government is sanctioning Why is the government sanctioning this? 7 10 +520 5 But Peter Kelley , vice president of public affairs for the American Wind Energy Association , said that for a wind farm to be permitted under the new rules , " you have to document all of the different ways you ' ll preserve the eagles . Peter Kelley , what are his credentials? 1 4 +520 5 But Peter Kelley , vice president of public affairs for the American Wind Energy Association , said that for a wind farm to be permitted under the new rules , " you have to document all of the different ways you ' ll preserve the eagles . document Why do they have to document how they will preserve the eagles? 34 35 +521 1 Billions of years ago , when early life was just taking hold on Earth , Mars was home to an ancient lake filled with the right chemical ingredients for life to thrive , scientists said Monday . scientists said Monday . Which scientists made this claim? 33 37 +521 1 Billions of years ago , when early life was just taking hold on Earth , Mars was home to an ancient lake filled with the right chemical ingredients for life to thrive , scientists said Monday . Mars was home to an ancient lake How do we know Mars had a lake that long ago? 15 22 +521 1 Billions of years ago , when early life was just taking hold on Earth , Mars was home to an ancient lake filled with the right chemical ingredients for life to thrive , scientists said Monday . right chemical ingredients for life How is it known the lake would have had the right chemical ingredients for life? 25 30 +521 1 Billions of years ago , when early life was just taking hold on Earth , Mars was home to an ancient lake filled with the right chemical ingredients for life to thrive , scientists said Monday . right chemical ingredients What were the chemical ingredients? 25 28 +521 1 Billions of years ago , when early life was just taking hold on Earth , Mars was home to an ancient lake filled with the right chemical ingredients for life to thrive , scientists said Monday . scientists Who are these scientist's? 33 34 +521 1 Billions of years ago , when early life was just taking hold on Earth , Mars was home to an ancient lake filled with the right chemical ingredients for life to thrive , scientists said Monday . lake filled How big was this lake? 21 23 +521 2 Drilling into dry rock , NASA ' s Curiosity rover has discovered signs that Gale Crater was once watery , perhaps ringed with ice and snow , and could have hosted an entire Martian biosphere based on a type of microbe found in caves on Earth . biosphere what is a biosphere? 34 35 +521 2 Drilling into dry rock , NASA ' s Curiosity rover has discovered signs that Gale Crater was once watery , perhaps ringed with ice and snow , and could have hosted an entire Martian biosphere based on a type of microbe found in caves on Earth . microbe What is it about the microbe that tells all of that could be possible on Mars? 40 41 +521 2 Drilling into dry rock , NASA ' s Curiosity rover has discovered signs that Gale Crater was once watery , perhaps ringed with ice and snow , and could have hosted an entire Martian biosphere based on a type of microbe found in caves on Earth . discovered signs What were the signs found? 11 13 +521 2 Drilling into dry rock , NASA ' s Curiosity rover has discovered signs that Gale Crater was once watery , perhaps ringed with ice and snow , and could have hosted an entire Martian biosphere based on a type of microbe found in caves on Earth . signs What are the signs? 12 13 +521 2 Drilling into dry rock , NASA ' s Curiosity rover has discovered signs that Gale Crater was once watery , perhaps ringed with ice and snow , and could have hosted an entire Martian biosphere based on a type of microbe found in caves on Earth . Gale Crater Who named this crater? 14 16 +521 2 Drilling into dry rock , NASA ' s Curiosity rover has discovered signs that Gale Crater was once watery , perhaps ringed with ice and snow , and could have hosted an entire Martian biosphere based on a type of microbe found in caves on Earth . type of microbe What is this microbe? 38 41 +521 3 These primitive organisms , called chemolithoautotrophs , feed on chemicals found in rocks and make their own energy . chemolithoautotrophs , how is it pronounced? 5 7 +521 3 These primitive organisms , called chemolithoautotrophs , feed on chemicals found in rocks and make their own energy . chemicals What chemicals are found in rocks? 9 10 +521 4 " Ancient Mars was more habitable than we imagined , " said California Institute of Technology geologist John Grotzinger , lead scientist for the Curiosity mission . more habitable How do we know this to be true? 4 6 +521 4 " Ancient Mars was more habitable than we imagined , " said California Institute of Technology geologist John Grotzinger , lead scientist for the Curiosity mission . lead scientist Why is he the lead scientist? 20 22 +521 5 This wet , potentially Earth - like environment could have lasted for tens of millions of years , giving life a wide - open window to emerge . life Where did the life go? 19 20 +521 5 This wet , potentially Earth - like environment could have lasted for tens of millions of years , giving life a wide - open window to emerge . potentially Earth - like What are the earth like attributes? 3 7 +521 5 This wet , potentially Earth - like environment could have lasted for tens of millions of years , giving life a wide - open window to emerge . giving life a wide - open window to emerge Why did live not emerge, or do we even know if it did or it didn't? 18 27 +522 1 FORT LAUDERDALE , Fla . - A hurricane hunter aircraft sent to the Arctic to study ice formations returned this month with critical data that might explain why an increasing number of tropical storms seem to be taking irregular paths . Arctic What does the Arctic have to do with hurricanes? 13 14 +522 1 FORT LAUDERDALE , Fla . - A hurricane hunter aircraft sent to the Arctic to study ice formations returned this month with critical data that might explain why an increasing number of tropical storms seem to be taking irregular paths . study ice formations How do ice formations affect tropical storms? 15 18 +522 2 Scientists are trying to determine how much heat is released into the atmosphere when Arctic ice builds up in autumn . Scientists are trying to determine Which scientists? 0 5 +522 2 Scientists are trying to determine how much heat is released into the atmosphere when Arctic ice builds up in autumn . when Arctic ice builds How does ice building up release heat? 13 17 +522 3 That heat release is believed to shift the jet stream – a fast - moving , high altitude river of air – farther to the south . That heat release Heat release from what? 0 3 +522 3 That heat release is believed to shift the jet stream – a fast - moving , high altitude river of air – farther to the south . shift the jet stream How does heat release move the jet stream? 6 10 +522 4 That shift , in turn , might be slowing down or even stalling tropical systems , before they can re - curve east and out to sea , scientists say . That shift , What shift? 0 3 +522 4 That shift , in turn , might be slowing down or even stalling tropical systems , before they can re - curve east and out to sea , scientists say . slowing down or even stalling How does the stream moving further south slow the storms? 8 13 +522 4 That shift , in turn , might be slowing down or even stalling tropical systems , before they can re - curve east and out to sea , scientists say . can re - curve east and out to sea , How does this affect the impact of the storms? 18 28 +522 5 Kevin Wood , a University of Washington research scientist aboard the plane , said the Arctic heat release also might trigger other extreme weather events , such as flooding or severe snowstorms . trigger How does the Arctic heat trigger other weather events? 20 21 +522 5 Kevin Wood , a University of Washington research scientist aboard the plane , said the Arctic heat release also might trigger other extreme weather events , such as flooding or severe snowstorms . flooding or severe snowstorms How would it cause these things to happen, and where would they occur? 28 32 +523 1 MILWAUKEE - Incidents of sick and injured dairy cows being slapped , poked and forced to their feet with heavy machinery - while not common - may not be that unusual , according to farmers and others who viewed an undercover video this week from the Wiese Brothers Farm in Brown County , Wis . injured dairy cows being slapped , poked Why are the injured dairy cows being slapped, poked and forced to their feet? 6 13 +523 1 MILWAUKEE - Incidents of sick and injured dairy cows being slapped , poked and forced to their feet with heavy machinery - while not common - may not be that unusual , according to farmers and others who viewed an undercover video this week from the Wiese Brothers Farm in Brown County , Wis . cows being slapped , why are they being harmed? 8 12 +523 1 MILWAUKEE - Incidents of sick and injured dairy cows being slapped , poked and forced to their feet with heavy machinery - while not common - may not be that unusual , according to farmers and others who viewed an undercover video this week from the Wiese Brothers Farm in Brown County , Wis . farmers Farmers from the area or somewhere else? 34 35 +523 2 While not defending practices such as suspending a disabled cow in the air with a mechanical lift , farmers said parts of the video could be explained as necessary actions . explained as necessary actions Why is it necessary to suspend a disabled cow in the air with a mechanical lift? 26 30 +523 2 While not defending practices such as suspending a disabled cow in the air with a mechanical lift , farmers said parts of the video could be explained as necessary actions . necessary Why would these actions be necessary? 28 29 +523 2 While not defending practices such as suspending a disabled cow in the air with a mechanical lift , farmers said parts of the video could be explained as necessary actions . necessary actions Why are these actions necessary? 28 30 +523 3 Sometimes you can sneak up behind a downed cow , scream at it , and scare the animal into getting back on its feet , said Paul Rozadowski , a dairy farmer from Stanley . Paul Rozadowski , is he a bad guy? 26 29 +523 3 Sometimes you can sneak up behind a downed cow , scream at it , and scare the animal into getting back on its feet , said Paul Rozadowski , a dairy farmer from Stanley . feet , Why do you want a cow on its feet, or do you? 23 25 +523 4 " When you have a downed cow with milk fever , you have to try and get her back on her feet as soon as possible . " When you have a downed cow with milk fever , What is milk fever? 0 11 +523 4 " When you have a downed cow with milk fever , you have to try and get her back on her feet as soon as possible . milk what is milk fever? 8 9 +523 4 " When you have a downed cow with milk fever , you have to try and get her back on her feet as soon as possible . fever , What is milk fever? 9 11 +523 4 " When you have a downed cow with milk fever , you have to try and get her back on her feet as soon as possible . soon as possible Why do you need to get her back on her feet as soon as possible? 23 26 +523 5 Otherwise , the muscles in the back of her legs turn to mush and she will never get up again , " Rozadowski said . mush How long does it take for her legs to turn to mush when they have this milk fever? 12 13 +524 1 WASHINGTON - To lawmakers and others arguing that replacing the $ 1 bill with a $ 1 coin would save the government money , the Federal Reserve says , " Don ' t bet on it " . lawmakers and others arguing Which lawmakers are arguing that the $1 coin would save the government money? 3 7 +524 1 WASHINGTON - To lawmakers and others arguing that replacing the $ 1 bill with a $ 1 coin would save the government money , the Federal Reserve says , " Don ' t bet on it " . " Don ' t bet on why dont bet on it? 29 35 +524 1 WASHINGTON - To lawmakers and others arguing that replacing the $ 1 bill with a $ 1 coin would save the government money , the Federal Reserve says , " Don ' t bet on it " . would save the government money , Why would it save money? 18 24 +524 2 A new analysis by Fed staffers said the old - fashioned greenback is more durable than people realize and replacing it with a $ 1 coin , which is more expensive to produce , would cost the government $ 1 . 2 billion over 30 years . more durable than people realize How is paper money more durable than people realize? 13 18 +524 2 A new analysis by Fed staffers said the old - fashioned greenback is more durable than people realize and replacing it with a $ 1 coin , which is more expensive to produce , would cost the government $ 1 . 2 billion over 30 years . $ 1 . 2 billion why would it cost more? 38 43 +524 3 " Based on our analysis of the benefits and costs of a currency - to - coin transition , we believe that the $ 1 Federal Reserve note should remain in circulation and not be replaced with a $ 1 coin , " concluded the authors of a Fed staff working paper released this week . concluded What exactly helped them come to their conclusion? 43 44 +524 3 " Based on our analysis of the benefits and costs of a currency - to - coin transition , we believe that the $ 1 Federal Reserve note should remain in circulation and not be replaced with a $ 1 coin , " concluded the authors of a Fed staff working paper released this week . Fed staff what was their name? 48 50 +524 4 Some in Congress are pushing the government to replace the $ 1 dollar bill with the longer - lasting $ 1 coin . longer - lasting Even though the coin may be longer- lasting, if it costs more to make, why are some congress people pushing the government to replace the $1 bill? 16 19 +524 4 Some in Congress are pushing the government to replace the $ 1 dollar bill with the longer - lasting $ 1 coin . Some in Congress Who in Congress? 0 3 +524 5 Several countries , including Canada and Britain , and the eurozone have replaced small - denomination paper currency with coins . eurozone Which countries are included in the eurozone? 10 11 +524 5 Several countries , including Canada and Britain , and the eurozone have replaced small - denomination paper currency with coins . countries , has it worked? 1 3 +524 5 Several countries , including Canada and Britain , and the eurozone have replaced small - denomination paper currency with coins . replaced small - denomination paper Why have they replaced small denomination paper? 12 17 +524 5 Several countries , including Canada and Britain , and the eurozone have replaced small - denomination paper currency with coins . Several countries , Which other countries? 0 3 +525 1 PHILADELPHIA - The scenes are too common for comfort : A mother grabs her daughter ' s arm roughly on the bus . roughly why did she do that? 18 19 +525 1 PHILADELPHIA - The scenes are too common for comfort : A mother grabs her daughter ' s arm roughly on the bus . too common What makes these scenes common? 5 7 +525 1 PHILADELPHIA - The scenes are too common for comfort : A mother grabs her daughter ' s arm roughly on the bus . too common Why does this occur so often in Philadelphia? 5 7 +525 3 Not legally defined as child abuse , it ' s known as harsh or authoritarian parenting . legally defined should it be? 1 3 +525 3 Not legally defined as child abuse , it ' s known as harsh or authoritarian parenting . child abuse , How is child abuse defined? 4 7 +525 3 Not legally defined as child abuse , it ' s known as harsh or authoritarian parenting . legally defined What is the legal definition of child abuse? 1 3 +525 4 Regardless of race or income level , mothers and fathers everywhere are capable of it . race or income level , do certain demographics do it more? 2 7 +525 5 But low - income parents who struggle with stresses from overwhelming issues such as hunger , or lack of a job or adequate housing , seem to engage in harsh parenting more often , researchers have concluded . researchers have concluded Who are the researchers? 34 37 +525 5 But low - income parents who struggle with stresses from overwhelming issues such as hunger , or lack of a job or adequate housing , seem to engage in harsh parenting more often , researchers have concluded . more often , How much more often do they engage in this behavior? 31 34 +525 5 But low - income parents who struggle with stresses from overwhelming issues such as hunger , or lack of a job or adequate housing , seem to engage in harsh parenting more often , researchers have concluded . researchers have concluded How did they carry out their research? 34 37 +526 1 Archaeologists in China have unearthed the first clear evidence of cats living among humans as semi - domesticated mousers about 5 , 300 years ago , a heretofore missing link in the history of the world ' s most popular pet , experts say . clear evidence What clear evidence about cats did archaeologists find in China? 7 9 +526 2 The evidence , published Monday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences , supports the long - held view that cats began their symbiotic relationship with people following the advent of agriculture , many thousands of years after dogs were tamed by nomadic hunter - gatherers . National Academy of Sciences , is that a magazine? 10 15 +526 2 The evidence , published Monday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences , supports the long - held view that cats began their symbiotic relationship with people following the advent of agriculture , many thousands of years after dogs were tamed by nomadic hunter - gatherers . evidence , What's the evidence? 1 3 +526 3 The discovery fills in an enormous gap in experts ' understanding of cat domestication , but it has also thrown them for a curve . them for a curve what type of curve? 20 24 +526 3 The discovery fills in an enormous gap in experts ' understanding of cat domestication , but it has also thrown them for a curve . curve How has this discovery thrown the experts for a curve? 23 24 +526 4 In some ways , an ancient Chinese village is the last place researchers expected to find such evidence . find such evidence why the last place? 15 18 +526 4 In some ways , an ancient Chinese village is the last place researchers expected to find such evidence . ancient Chinese village Where in China was the ancient village found? 5 8 +526 5 " This was a very unexpected find , " said study co - author Fiona Marshall , a zooarchaeologist at Washington University in St . Louis . zooarchaeologist what do they do? 18 19 +526 5 " This was a very unexpected find , " said study co - author Fiona Marshall , a zooarchaeologist at Washington University in St . Louis . unexpected find , " What was an unexpected find? 5 9 +527 1 MINNEAPOLIS - Simulators aren ' t just for pilots anymore . Simulators who are they for? 2 3 +527 1 MINNEAPOLIS - Simulators aren ' t just for pilots anymore . Simulators aren ' t just for pilots Besides pilots, who else are simulators good for? 2 9 +527 1 MINNEAPOLIS - Simulators aren ' t just for pilots anymore . aren ' t just for pilots Who are they for? 3 9 +527 2 In complex cases ranging from enlarged prostates to brain tumors , physicians at the University of Minnesota are using virtual - reality simulators more and more to perfect their surgical techniques . complex cases What makes a case complex? 1 3 +527 2 In complex cases ranging from enlarged prostates to brain tumors , physicians at the University of Minnesota are using virtual - reality simulators more and more to perfect their surgical techniques . physicians What do these physicians specialize in? 11 12 +527 2 In complex cases ranging from enlarged prostates to brain tumors , physicians at the University of Minnesota are using virtual - reality simulators more and more to perfect their surgical techniques . virtual - reality simulators Are these reliable? 19 23 +527 3 And , in what may be the most significant change in surgical training since the early 1900s , they are working with local medical device companies to develop new generations of software to train the next generation of medical students . local medical device companies Which medical device companies are being worked with? 22 26 +527 3 And , in what may be the most significant change in surgical training since the early 1900s , they are working with local medical device companies to develop new generations of software to train the next generation of medical students . early 1900s , what happened back then? 15 18 +527 4 The researchers hope to build anatomical models so lifelike that medical residents will get hands - on experience and learn from their mistakes without harming patients , said Dr . Robert M . Sweet , director of the University ' s Medical School Simulation Programs . hope to build What is the exact challenge in getting this done? 2 5 +527 4 The researchers hope to build anatomical models so lifelike that medical residents will get hands - on experience and learn from their mistakes without harming patients , said Dr . Robert M . Sweet , director of the University ' s Medical School Simulation Programs . get hands - on experience Is this the preferred method of training among residents? 13 18 +527 5 As the technology improves , Sweet said , surgeons will be able to use medical imaging devices like MRIs to create custom , virtual models of their patients ' diseased organs - and eventually practice tricky procedures before ever cutting the patient open . procedures before ever cutting how much will it cost? 36 40 +527 5 As the technology improves , Sweet said , surgeons will be able to use medical imaging devices like MRIs to create custom , virtual models of their patients ' diseased organs - and eventually practice tricky procedures before ever cutting the patient open . medical imaging devices What devices aside from MRI? 14 17 +527 5 As the technology improves , Sweet said , surgeons will be able to use medical imaging devices like MRIs to create custom , virtual models of their patients ' diseased organs - and eventually practice tricky procedures before ever cutting the patient open . create custom , How long would this take? 20 23 +527 5 As the technology improves , Sweet said , surgeons will be able to use medical imaging devices like MRIs to create custom , virtual models of their patients ' diseased organs - and eventually practice tricky procedures before ever cutting the patient open . tricky procedures What would make a procedure \"tricky\"? 35 37 +528 1 Young women seem tantalizingly close to achieving gender equality in the workplace , at least when it comes to wages , a new report from the Pew Research Center suggests . a new report from the Pew Research Center Who are the authors of the report? 21 29 +528 1 Young women seem tantalizingly close to achieving gender equality in the workplace , at least when it comes to wages , a new report from the Pew Research Center suggests . wages , How much have the wages increased? 19 21 +528 1 Young women seem tantalizingly close to achieving gender equality in the workplace , at least when it comes to wages , a new report from the Pew Research Center suggests . wages , What are the differences in wages? 19 21 +528 2 But it remains to be seen whether motherhood will slow their strides , as it did for women before them . motherhood How about the husbands? 7 8 +528 2 But it remains to be seen whether motherhood will slow their strides , as it did for women before them . their strides , why would it slow them? 10 13 +528 2 But it remains to be seen whether motherhood will slow their strides , as it did for women before them . motherhood will slow their strides , Why would motherhood slow their strides? 7 13 +528 3 As of last year , women workers ages 25 to 34 were making 93 percent of what men of the same ages earned - much closer to wage equality than earlier generations , Pew found . 93 What was the percentage before? 13 14 +528 3 As of last year , women workers ages 25 to 34 were making 93 percent of what men of the same ages earned - much closer to wage equality than earlier generations , Pew found . making 93 percent why not 100 percent? 12 15 +528 4 Between 1980 and 2012 , the gap has gradually narrowed for American workers , as wages rose for women and dropped for young men . dropped How much have wages dropped for young men? 20 21 +528 5 Only 15 percent of young women said they had suffered discrimination because of their gender at work . suffered How were they discriminated at work? 9 10 +528 5 Only 15 percent of young women said they had suffered discrimination because of their gender at work . 15 percent what did the 15 percent experience? 1 3 +529 1 PORTLAND , Ore . - Idaho farmer Robert Blair isn ' t waiting around for federal aviation officials to work out rules for drones . waiting what is he doing? 12 13 +529 1 PORTLAND , Ore . - Idaho farmer Robert Blair isn ' t waiting around for federal aviation officials to work out rules for drones . isn ' t waiting around Why is he in a rush on the matter? 9 14 +529 1 PORTLAND , Ore . - Idaho farmer Robert Blair isn ' t waiting around for federal aviation officials to work out rules for drones . Idaho farmer What kind of farmer? 5 7 +529 1 PORTLAND , Ore . - Idaho farmer Robert Blair isn ' t waiting around for federal aviation officials to work out rules for drones . isn ' t waiting around Why isn't he waiting for the rules? 9 14 +529 2 He and a friend built their own , outfitting it with cameras and using it to monitor his 1 , 500 acres . built their own , How do their measures differ from those taken by other farmers? 4 8 +529 2 He and a friend built their own , outfitting it with cameras and using it to monitor his 1 , 500 acres . built their own , How long did it take to build this drone? 4 8 +529 3 Under 10 pounds and 5 feet long nose to tail , the aircraft is the size of a turkey and Blair uses it to get a birds - eye view of his cows and fields of wheat , peas , barley and alfalfa . Under 10 pounds is that light or heavy? 0 3 +529 3 Under 10 pounds and 5 feet long nose to tail , the aircraft is the size of a turkey and Blair uses it to get a birds - eye view of his cows and fields of wheat , peas , barley and alfalfa . Under 10 pounds and 5 feet long How did he design this drone? 0 7 +529 3 Under 10 pounds and 5 feet long nose to tail , the aircraft is the size of a turkey and Blair uses it to get a birds - eye view of his cows and fields of wheat , peas , barley and alfalfa . Under 10 pounds and 5 feet long nose to tail , Is this considered an average sized drone? 0 11 +529 4 " It ' s a great tool to collect information to make better decisions , and we ' re just scratching the surface of what it can do for farmers , " said Blair , who lives in Kendrick , Idaho , roughly 275 miles north of Boise . Kendrick , Idaho , where is that? 38 42 +529 4 " It ' s a great tool to collect information to make better decisions , and we ' re just scratching the surface of what it can do for farmers , " said Blair , who lives in Kendrick , Idaho , roughly 275 miles north of Boise . what it can do for farmers , " What else can it do for farmers? 24 32 +529 4 " It ' s a great tool to collect information to make better decisions , and we ' re just scratching the surface of what it can do for farmers , " said Blair , who lives in Kendrick , Idaho , roughly 275 miles north of Boise . collect information How is the drone used to collect information? 8 10 +529 5 While Americans are abuzz about Amazon ' s plans to use self - guided drones to deliver packages , most future unmanned aircraft may operate far from the nation ' s large population centers . far from the nation ' s large population centers Why will they be active in less densely populated areas? 25 34 +529 5 While Americans are abuzz about Amazon ' s plans to use self - guided drones to deliver packages , most future unmanned aircraft may operate far from the nation ' s large population centers . Americans are abuzz Why are Americans abuzz? 1 4 +529 5 While Americans are abuzz about Amazon ' s plans to use self - guided drones to deliver packages , most future unmanned aircraft may operate far from the nation ' s large population centers . self - guided drones Are self guided drones safe? 11 15 +530 1 Jellyfish may not look like the most athletic of swimmers , but they ' re remarkably efficient and their body plan could have advantages that translate to the air . body plan what is their body plan? 19 21 +530 1 Jellyfish may not look like the most athletic of swimmers , but they ' re remarkably efficient and their body plan could have advantages that translate to the air . advantages What sort of advantages? 23 24 +530 1 Jellyfish may not look like the most athletic of swimmers , but they ' re remarkably efficient and their body plan could have advantages that translate to the air . advantages What are the advantages of the jellyfish body plan? 23 24 +530 1 Jellyfish may not look like the most athletic of swimmers , but they ' re remarkably efficient and their body plan could have advantages that translate to the air . they ' re remarkably efficient and their body plan What is a body plan of a jellyfish? 12 21 +530 2 A team from New York University has designed a flying jellyfish - like robot that uses four flapping wings to stay aloft . four flapping why did they do this? 16 18 +530 2 A team from New York University has designed a flying jellyfish - like robot that uses four flapping wings to stay aloft . four flapping wings What are the wings made from?\nWhy do they need four wings instead of two? 16 19 +530 3 The unconventional robot , described at the American Physical Society ' s Division of Fluid Dynamics meeting in Pittsburgh , could lead the way for flying mini - robots to be used in search - and - rescue and military operations and even as environmental sensors . environmental sensors What is an environmental sensor? 44 46 +530 3 The unconventional robot , described at the American Physical Society ' s Division of Fluid Dynamics meeting in Pittsburgh , could lead the way for flying mini - robots to be used in search - and - rescue and military operations and even as environmental sensors . environmental sensors What things in the environment would the sensor be for? 44 46 +530 4 Engineers are trying to build all sorts of robots based on the wing motions of such animals as birds , bats , hummingbirds and butterflies . Engineers are trying to build Which engineers? 0 5 +530 4 Engineers are trying to build all sorts of robots based on the wing motions of such animals as birds , bats , hummingbirds and butterflies . all sorts of robots What different purposes are they envisioning for the robots? 5 9 +530 4 Engineers are trying to build all sorts of robots based on the wing motions of such animals as birds , bats , hummingbirds and butterflies . based on the wing motions How is a jellyfish included in things with wings? 9 14 +530 5 Those working on the smallest robots tend to use more insect - like designs , given that the bugs have already mastered flight mechanisms on a tiny scale . insect - like designs , are they successful? 10 15 +530 5 Those working on the smallest robots tend to use more insect - like designs , given that the bugs have already mastered flight mechanisms on a tiny scale . flight mechanisms What flight mechanisms did they learn from the jellyfish? 22 24 +531 1 It took Francisco " Frank " Miranda , a veteran of the war in Afghanistan , about three years to find a job in the civilian world that was a good fit . a job in the civilian world What job did he find? 21 27 +531 1 It took Francisco " Frank " Miranda , a veteran of the war in Afghanistan , about three years to find a job in the civilian world that was a good fit . three Why did it take Francisco \"Frank\" Mirando so long to find a job? 17 18 +531 1 It took Francisco " Frank " Miranda , a veteran of the war in Afghanistan , about three years to find a job in the civilian world that was a good fit . good What kind of job was Francisco \"Frank\" Miranda looking for? 30 31 +531 1 It took Francisco " Frank " Miranda , a veteran of the war in Afghanistan , about three years to find a job in the civilian world that was a good fit . three years to what did he choose? 17 20 +531 1 It took Francisco " Frank " Miranda , a veteran of the war in Afghanistan , about three years to find a job in the civilian world that was a good fit . find a job What kind of job was he looking for? 20 23 +531 2 Since August , Miranda has been working at Home Depot in Totowa , N . J . , where he and two fellow vet employees refer to each other by their former military ranks . refer Why did Miranda refer to the other vet employees by rank? 25 26 +531 2 Since August , Miranda has been working at Home Depot in Totowa , N . J . , where he and two fellow vet employees refer to each other by their former military ranks . Home Depot How much money are they making at Home Depot? 8 10 +531 2 Since August , Miranda has been working at Home Depot in Totowa , N . J . , where he and two fellow vet employees refer to each other by their former military ranks . he and two fellow vet Is this a popular job to have among the veterans? 19 24 +531 3 " That ' s the respect that we give each other , " said Miranda , a 50 - year - old Woodland Park , N . J . , resident . respect How did the other employees feel when seeing how the vets treated each other? 5 6 +531 3 " That ' s the respect that we give each other , " said Miranda , a 50 - year - old Woodland Park , N . J . , resident . 50 - year - old why does his age matter? 17 22 +531 3 " That ' s the respect that we give each other , " said Miranda , a 50 - year - old Woodland Park , N . J . , resident . 50 - year - old How long was he in the military? 17 22 +531 4 " They call me by saying , ‘ Hey , master sergeant . ' " Home Depot is one of a number of companies that have stepped up their efforts to recruit U . S . military veterans , helping ex - service members such as Miranda who have struggled to find work and to adjust to life back home . recruit Why is it hard for U.S. military veterans to find a job? 31 32 +531 4 " They call me by saying , ‘ Hey , master sergeant . ' " Home Depot is one of a number of companies that have stepped up their efforts to recruit U . S . military veterans , helping ex - service members such as Miranda who have struggled to find work and to adjust to life back home . Home Depot are they a good employer? 15 17 +531 4 " They call me by saying , ‘ Hey , master sergeant . ' " Home Depot is one of a number of companies that have stepped up their efforts to recruit U . S . military veterans , helping ex - service members such as Miranda who have struggled to find work and to adjust to life back home . is one What are some of the other big names who are supportive? 17 19 +531 4 " They call me by saying , ‘ Hey , master sergeant . ' " Home Depot is one of a number of companies that have stepped up their efforts to recruit U . S . military veterans , helping ex - service members such as Miranda who have struggled to find work and to adjust to life back home . stepped up their efforts Do they have a recruitment regimen already in place for veterans? 26 30 +531 5 The chain of home - improvement stores employs 35 , 000 veterans , around 10 percent of its workforce , and has committed to hire about 55 , 000 vets over the next five years . committed How does Home Depot reach out to the veterans to let them know that they are looking to hire vets? 22 23 +531 5 The chain of home - improvement stores employs 35 , 000 veterans , around 10 percent of its workforce , and has committed to hire about 55 , 000 vets over the next five years . has committed Why have they committed to this cause? 21 23 +532 1 LOS ANGELES - Little - known fact : When it comes to extracting oxygen from the air we breathe , we humans are just OK . humans which animal is better? 21 22 +532 1 LOS ANGELES - Little - known fact : When it comes to extracting oxygen from the air we breathe , we humans are just OK . just OK Why are humans just OK when it comes to extracting oxygen? 23 25 +532 1 LOS ANGELES - Little - known fact : When it comes to extracting oxygen from the air we breathe , we humans are just OK . humans are just OK What is better? 21 25 +532 2 Birds are more efficient breathers than we are . more efficient breathers how do they breath? 2 5 +532 2 Birds are more efficient breathers than we are . efficient breathers How are birds more efficient breathers? 3 5 +532 2 Birds are more efficient breathers than we are . more efficient What makes them more efficient? 2 4 +532 3 So are alligators and , according to a new study , monitor lizards , and probably most dinosaurs were as well . probably most dinosaurs how do we know this? 15 18 +532 3 So are alligators and , according to a new study , monitor lizards , and probably most dinosaurs were as well . new study , Which study? 8 11 +532 4 Humans are what are called tidal breathers . tidal breathers what does that mean? 5 7 +532 4 Humans are what are called tidal breathers . tidal What's a tidal breather? 5 6 +532 4 Humans are what are called tidal breathers . tidal breathers What is a tidal breather? 5 7 +532 4 Humans are what are called tidal breathers . tidal breathers What is a tidal breather? 5 7 +533 1 TOPPENISH , Wash . - The Yakama Nation sits in the fertile heart of illegal marijuana country . Yakama Where is the Yakama Nation located? 6 7 +533 1 TOPPENISH , Wash . - The Yakama Nation sits in the fertile heart of illegal marijuana country . fertile What makes this area so fertile? 11 12 +533 1 TOPPENISH , Wash . - The Yakama Nation sits in the fertile heart of illegal marijuana country . marijuana country illegal country? 15 17 +533 1 TOPPENISH , Wash . - The Yakama Nation sits in the fertile heart of illegal marijuana country . illegal marijuana country Where is illegal marijuana country? 14 17 +533 2 The soil is rich . The growing season is long . growing How long is the growing season? 6 7 +533 2 The soil is rich . The growing season is long . soil is rich What makes the soil rich? 1 4 +533 3 And the biggest illegal pot grow in state history was seized here on sacred forested acres where the tribe hunts and gathers food in the shadow of Mount Adams , also known as Pahto . biggest How much did they seized? 2 3 +533 3 And the biggest illegal pot grow in state history was seized here on sacred forested acres where the tribe hunts and gathers food in the shadow of Mount Adams , also known as Pahto . was seized here Who seized this area? 9 12 +533 3 And the biggest illegal pot grow in state history was seized here on sacred forested acres where the tribe hunts and gathers food in the shadow of Mount Adams , also known as Pahto . seized here how big was it? 10 12 +533 3 And the biggest illegal pot grow in state history was seized here on sacred forested acres where the tribe hunts and gathers food in the shadow of Mount Adams , also known as Pahto . state history The biggest illegal pot grow was in what state's history? 7 9 +533 4 A year has passed since Washington voters legalized recreational marijuana use . passed How much has changed since recreational marijuana use was legalized? 3 4 +533 4 A year has passed since Washington voters legalized recreational marijuana use . legalized recreational marijuana use What are the effects to the community of the legalization of recreational marijuana use? 7 11 +533 4 A year has passed since Washington voters legalized recreational marijuana use . recreational marijuana which year did they legalize? 8 10 +533 5 State officials are poised to issue licenses to grow , process and sell what once was contraband . State officials are poised Which state officials are poised to issue licenses? 0 4 +533 5 State officials are poised to issue licenses to grow , process and sell what once was contraband . poised How do the officials feel about legalized recreational marijuana use? 3 4 +533 5 State officials are poised to issue licenses to grow , process and sell what once was contraband . contraband What is the meaning of contraband? 16 17 +534 1 ARIVACA , Ariz . - There was a time when Maggie Milinovitch and her husband didn ' t agree on whether to give food and water to the weary border crossers who traversed the couple ' s desert land a few miles north of the Mexico border in southern Arizona . didn ' t agree What are the sides of agreement? 15 19 +534 1 ARIVACA , Ariz . - There was a time when Maggie Milinovitch and her husband didn ' t agree on whether to give food and water to the weary border crossers who traversed the couple ' s desert land a few miles north of the Mexico border in southern Arizona . weary border crossers How long have they been without food and water? 28 31 +534 1 ARIVACA , Ariz . - There was a time when Maggie Milinovitch and her husband didn ' t agree on whether to give food and water to the weary border crossers who traversed the couple ' s desert land a few miles north of the Mexico border in southern Arizona . the couple ' s desert land How much land do they own there? 33 39 +534 2 While she wanted to help , her husband worried they may be arrested or lose their land if they gave aid to the dozens of travelers , many of them desperate and dehydrated , and some nearly crippled by enormous blisters on the bottoms of their feet . enormous blisters did the blisters pop? 39 41 +534 2 While she wanted to help , her husband worried they may be arrested or lose their land if they gave aid to the dozens of travelers , many of them desperate and dehydrated , and some nearly crippled by enormous blisters on the bottoms of their feet . may be arrested Is it illegal to give the travelers food and water? 10 13 +534 2 While she wanted to help , her husband worried they may be arrested or lose their land if they gave aid to the dozens of travelers , many of them desperate and dehydrated , and some nearly crippled by enormous blisters on the bottoms of their feet . dozens of travelers , Why are they traveling? 23 27 +534 2 While she wanted to help , her husband worried they may be arrested or lose their land if they gave aid to the dozens of travelers , many of them desperate and dehydrated , and some nearly crippled by enormous blisters on the bottoms of their feet . enormous blisters on the bottoms of their feet Why are the travelers not prepared for their journey with proper shoes and adequate amounts of food and water? 39 47 +534 3 " If I come across someone in need , I ' m not going to just leave them there , " said Milinovitch , who has lived in Arivaca since 1980 . lived in Arivaca since 1980 Was she born and raised there? 26 31 +534 4 Still , she didn ' t want to break the law . break the law What did that specific law state? 8 11 +534 5 These are the sort of hard decisions that hundreds of residents who live in the harsh , mesquite - speckled borderlands have had to make on a regular basis . mesquite - speckled what is mesquite? 17 20 +534 5 These are the sort of hard decisions that hundreds of residents who live in the harsh , mesquite - speckled borderlands have had to make on a regular basis . hard decisions What are some of the other decisions? 5 7 +534 5 These are the sort of hard decisions that hundreds of residents who live in the harsh , mesquite - speckled borderlands have had to make on a regular basis . live in the harsh , mesquite - speckled borderlands Is there a benefit to living in this harsh environment? 12 21 +535 1 CHICAGO - Snow - covered roads , high winds and ice were creating dangerous driving conditions Sunday from the Dakotas to Missouri to Delaware ahead of a " polar vortex " that ' ll bring below - zero - and possibly record - breaking - temperatures not seen in years to much of the nation . " polar vortex " What is causing this dramatic weather pattern? 27 31 +535 1 CHICAGO - Snow - covered roads , high winds and ice were creating dangerous driving conditions Sunday from the Dakotas to Missouri to Delaware ahead of a " polar vortex " that ' ll bring below - zero - and possibly record - breaking - temperatures not seen in years to much of the nation . years How many years? 49 50 +535 3 With it comes a startling forecast : 25 below zero in Fargo , N . D . , minus 31 in International Falls , Minn . , and 15 below in Indianapolis and Chicago . forecast : why so cold? 5 7 +535 4 " It ' s just a dangerous cold , " National Weather Service meteorologist Butch Dye in Missouri said . just a dangerous cold , " Why is a meteorologist phrasing the phenomenon like this? 4 10 +535 4 " It ' s just a dangerous cold , " National Weather Service meteorologist Butch Dye in Missouri said . Butch Dye what are his credentials? 14 16 +535 5 Several states in the Midwest were getting walloped with up to a foot of new snow , and residents shoveled out and stocked up on groceries before bitterly cold temperatures set in overnight . Several states in the Midwest Which Midwestern states? 0 5 +535 5 Several states in the Midwest were getting walloped with up to a foot of new snow , and residents shoveled out and stocked up on groceries before bitterly cold temperatures set in overnight . walloped definition of this word? 7 8 +536 1 PYONGYANG , North Korea - Dennis Rodman said Monday that a game he and other former National Basketball Association players are planning in North Korea will be a " birthday present " for one of their most unlikely fans : leader Kim Jong Un . " birthday present " how old is he? 28 32 +536 2 Rodman ' s squad - featuring ex - All Stars Kenny Anderson , Cliff Robinson and Vin Baker - will play against a team of North Koreans on Wednesday , which is believed to be Kim ' s birthday . a team of North Koreans Which players are on the team? 22 27 +536 2 Rodman ' s squad - featuring ex - All Stars Kenny Anderson , Cliff Robinson and Vin Baker - will play against a team of North Koreans on Wednesday , which is believed to be Kim ' s birthday . North Koreans does north korea have a team? 25 27 +536 3 The former NBA players , who arrived in Pyongyang on Monday , also include Eric " Sleepy " Floyd , guard Doug Christie and Charles D . Smith , who played for the New York Knicks . " Sleepy " why is he named that? 15 18 +536 4 Four streetballers are also on the squad . Four streetballers Who are the streetballers? 0 2 +536 4 Four streetballers are also on the squad . streetballers what is a streetballer? 1 2 +536 4 Four streetballers are also on the squad . streetballers What are streetballers? 1 2 +536 4 Four streetballers are also on the squad . streetballers What is a streetballer? 1 2 +537 1 MILWAUKEE - The electric barrier on the Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal that is considered the last line of defense to stop an Asian carp invasion of Lake Michigan has a problem : Fish can swim through it . Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal Where in Chicago is this canal located? 7 12 +537 1 MILWAUKEE - The electric barrier on the Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal that is considered the last line of defense to stop an Asian carp invasion of Lake Michigan has a problem : Fish can swim through it . Asian carp invasion Did the Asian carp originate in Asia? 23 26 +537 2 A report by the U . S . Army Corps of Engineers and U . S . the U . S . Army Corps who reported it? 3 10 +537 3 Fish and Wildlife Service revealed that fish can be transported across the electrified swath of canal when they get trapped in the wake of a barge . trapped in the wake of a barge How do these fish get trapped in the wake of a barge? 19 26 +537 3 Fish and Wildlife Service revealed that fish can be transported across the electrified swath of canal when they get trapped in the wake of a barge . the electrified swath How does this electrified swath operate? 11 14 +537 3 Fish and Wildlife Service revealed that fish can be transported across the electrified swath of canal when they get trapped in the wake of a barge . electrified What is an electrified swath? 12 13 +537 3 Fish and Wildlife Service revealed that fish can be transported across the electrified swath of canal when they get trapped in the wake of a barge . electrified swath how do they electrify it? 12 14 +537 4 Research also shows that the metal barges can essentially suck electricity out of the water as they motor through the barrier zone , creating a moving " bubble " of water that isn ' t pulsing with the intended electrical current . motor through the barrier zone , Is it possible to stop the motors on the barges and let tug boats guide them through? 17 23 +537 4 Research also shows that the metal barges can essentially suck electricity out of the water as they motor through the barrier zone , creating a moving " bubble " of water that isn ' t pulsing with the intended electrical current . Research also shows Who was the research conducted by? 0 3 +537 5 The study also revealed that small fish are not always incapacitated by the electrical current in the water . small fish How detrimental to the environment are these fish that are getting through the barriers? 5 7 +537 5 The study also revealed that small fish are not always incapacitated by the electrical current in the water . small Why aren't small fish sometimes incapacitated by the electrical current? 5 6 +538 1 LOVELOCK , Nev . - For years , school nurse Deborah Pontius came to work with nits to pick . came to work with nits to pick Why did Deborah have nits to pick at work? 12 19 +538 1 LOVELOCK , Nev . - For years , school nurse Deborah Pontius came to work with nits to pick . nits what kind of nits? 16 17 +538 1 LOVELOCK , Nev . - For years , school nurse Deborah Pontius came to work with nits to pick . For years , How many years? 5 8 +538 2 On some days in this isolated central Nevada town , she ' d actually sift through the hair of students found with live head lice . through the sift through why? 15 17 +538 2 On some days in this isolated central Nevada town , she ' d actually sift through the hair of students found with live head lice . live head lice How are students getting live head lice in their hair? 22 25 +538 3 But something bigger bugged her : the district ' s policy of sending children home when they were infested with head lice - grayish - white insects that suck blood from the scalp and cause severe itching . bugged her : What bugged her? 3 6 +538 3 But something bigger bugged her : the district ' s policy of sending children home when they were infested with head lice - grayish - white insects that suck blood from the scalp and cause severe itching . policy What does the policy state? 10 11 +538 4 Pontius saw stricken students miss weeks of school . saw stricken what does stricken mean? 1 3 +538 4 Pontius saw stricken students miss weeks of school . miss weeks of school Why were students missing weeks of school? 4 8 +538 5 A re - entry ticket involved painstaking inspections , with parents required to prove that not a single hitchhiker resided on a child ' s head . re - entry ticket involved painstaking Why is reentry painstaking? 1 7 +538 5 A re - entry ticket involved painstaking inspections , with parents required to prove that not a single hitchhiker resided on a child ' s head . re - entry ticket a certificate? 1 5 +538 5 A re - entry ticket involved painstaking inspections , with parents required to prove that not a single hitchhiker resided on a child ' s head . painstaking Who was this painstaking for? 6 7 +538 5 A re - entry ticket involved painstaking inspections , with parents required to prove that not a single hitchhiker resided on a child ' s head . inspections , What was involved with \"inspections\"? 7 9 +539 1 LIVERMORE , Calif . - Your head aches , you ' re congested and simply getting out of bed is a chore . head aches , Why do they have headaches? 6 9 +539 1 LIVERMORE , Calif . - Your head aches , you ' re congested and simply getting out of bed is a chore . aches , Am I getting sick? 7 9 +539 1 LIVERMORE , Calif . - Your head aches , you ' re congested and simply getting out of bed is a chore . you ' re congested Is the congestion from a cold? 9 13 +539 1 LIVERMORE , Calif . - Your head aches , you ' re congested and simply getting out of bed is a chore . a chore What is making getting out of bed a chore? 20 22 +539 2 You pay a visit to your doctor , and within minutes - using a simple cheek swab placed in a tiny box - he knows precisely which virus or bacteria is causing the symptoms and prescribes the right treatment . tiny box How does the tiny box detect anything? 20 22 +539 2 You pay a visit to your doctor , and within minutes - using a simple cheek swab placed in a tiny box - he knows precisely which virus or bacteria is causing the symptoms and prescribes the right treatment . within Is this test really available? 9 10 +539 2 You pay a visit to your doctor , and within minutes - using a simple cheek swab placed in a tiny box - he knows precisely which virus or bacteria is causing the symptoms and prescribes the right treatment . cheek swab placed in a tiny box Why is this in a tiny box? 15 22 +539 2 You pay a visit to your doctor , and within minutes - using a simple cheek swab placed in a tiny box - he knows precisely which virus or bacteria is causing the symptoms and prescribes the right treatment . which virus or bacteria Was the virus or bacteria determined? 26 30 +539 3 While this scene would be right at home in the " Star Trek " sick bay , it may become a staple in real - world clinics within the decade , according to Lawrence Livermore Laboratory chemical engineer Elizabeth Wheeler . may How long have they've been working on this test? 18 19 +539 3 While this scene would be right at home in the " Star Trek " sick bay , it may become a staple in real - world clinics within the decade , according to Lawrence Livermore Laboratory chemical engineer Elizabeth Wheeler . it may become a staple How would this become a staple in the real world? 17 22 +539 4 Wheeler ' s team of engineers , biologists and chemists , headed by principal investigator Reginald Beer , is developing a method to recognize disease - causing pathogens quicker than ever before . method How is the method being developed? 21 22 +539 4 Wheeler ' s team of engineers , biologists and chemists , headed by principal investigator Reginald Beer , is developing a method to recognize disease - causing pathogens quicker than ever before . method What kind of method are they developing? 21 22 +539 4 Wheeler ' s team of engineers , biologists and chemists , headed by principal investigator Reginald Beer , is developing a method to recognize disease - causing pathogens quicker than ever before . developing a method How are they developing a method? 19 22 +539 4 Wheeler ' s team of engineers , biologists and chemists , headed by principal investigator Reginald Beer , is developing a method to recognize disease - causing pathogens quicker than ever before . quicker than ever What is the current rate of recognition? 28 31 +539 5 The key : obtaining the bacteria or virus DNA and rapidly copying it so there ' s enough to identify what ' s causing your illness . rapidly copying it Why does rapidly copying it detect illness? 10 13 +539 5 The key : obtaining the bacteria or virus DNA and rapidly copying it so there ' s enough to identify what ' s causing your illness . copying How long does it usually take now to identify the bacteria or virus DNA? 11 12 +539 5 The key : obtaining the bacteria or virus DNA and rapidly copying it so there ' s enough to identify what ' s causing your illness . obtaining the bacteria or virus DNA How is this obtained? 3 9 +540 1 LOS ANGELES - The Webb Schools , a private high school in Claremont , is a magnet for college recruiters from around the country and the world . magnet for college recruiters Why do colleges want students from this school specifically? 16 20 +540 1 LOS ANGELES - The Webb Schools , a private high school in Claremont , is a magnet for college recruiters from around the country and the world . magnet What is magnetic to recruiters about Webb Schools? 16 17 +540 1 LOS ANGELES - The Webb Schools , a private high school in Claremont , is a magnet for college recruiters from around the country and the world . magnet Why is it a magnet for college recruiters? 16 17 +540 2 This fall , 113 Ivy League and other schools sent representatives to the campus - more than the 106 students in the senior class . 113 Ivy League and other schools Why are their efforts so intense? 3 9 +540 2 This fall , 113 Ivy League and other schools sent representatives to the campus - more than the 106 students in the senior class . 113 Ivy League and other schools Why did 113 Ivy League and other schools send representatives? 3 9 +540 3 At Jefferson High School , a low - income public school with 280 seniors in South Los Angeles , eight recruiters from local universities showed up . eight recruiters Why are students from this school so much less desirable to recruiters? 19 21 +540 4 Recruiters ' visits often are an important first contact for students to discover campuses far beyond their hometowns and for the colleges to discover talented applicants . talented applicants How do the recruiters know about \"talented applicants\"? 24 26 +540 5 Students may be left behind in the competition for college entrance and financial aid when admissions officials skip their campuses , counselors and education experts said . left behind How else do students hear about schools they might attend? 3 5 +540 5 Students may be left behind in the competition for college entrance and financial aid when admissions officials skip their campuses , counselors and education experts said . skip Is there a way to ensure that admissions officials visit low-income public schools? 17 18 +541 1 Ongoing excavation of a collapsed rock shelter that was used by Neanderthals suggests that our extinct human relatives organized their living spaces according to tasks , researchers say . researchers say Who are the researchers? 26 28 +541 1 Ongoing excavation of a collapsed rock shelter that was used by Neanderthals suggests that our extinct human relatives organized their living spaces according to tasks , researchers say . organized their living spaces What did the researchers see that shown them the Neanderthals organized their living spaces by task? 18 22 +541 2 In a paper published recently in the Canadian Journal of Archaeology , researchers examined artifacts recovered at Riparo Bombrini , in northwest Italy , and concluded that their dwelling was organized around such activities as butchering animals , shaping tools and building fires . artifacts What are the artifacts? 14 15 +541 2 In a paper published recently in the Canadian Journal of Archaeology , researchers examined artifacts recovered at Riparo Bombrini , in northwest Italy , and concluded that their dwelling was organized around such activities as butchering animals , shaping tools and building fires . Riparo Bombrini , what is that? 17 20 +541 4 " We found that Neanderthals did not just throw their stuff everywhere but in fact were organized and purposeful when it came to domestic space , " Riel - Salvatore said in a prepared statement . organized and purposeful how did they organize? 16 19 +541 5 The archaeological site , which was severely destroyed during railroad construction , hosted both Neanderthals and humans . destroyed during railroad construction , If the site was destroyed, how do they know it hosted both Neanderthals and humans? 7 12 +541 5 The archaeological site , which was severely destroyed during railroad construction , hosted both Neanderthals and humans . destroyed during railroad why did they destroy it? 7 10 +541 5 The archaeological site , which was severely destroyed during railroad construction , hosted both Neanderthals and humans . Neanderthals and humans What showed the researchers that this site hosted Neanderthals and humans? 14 17 +542 1 WASHINGTON - The world ' s most expensive science project - the $ 100 billion - plus International Space Station - is poised to get four more years in orbit . most expensive science project How is the $100 billion split between the world nations? 6 10 +542 1 WASHINGTON - The world ' s most expensive science project - the $ 100 billion - plus International Space Station - is poised to get four more years in orbit . world ' s most expensive science project Why is the International Space Station the world's most expensive science project? What is its significance? 3 10 +542 2 According to documents obtained by the Orlando Sentinel , NASA plans to announce this week that it has White House approval to extend the station ' s operations by four years until 2024 . extend the station ' s operations What will be the benefits of extending the space station's operations? 22 28 +542 2 According to documents obtained by the Orlando Sentinel , NASA plans to announce this week that it has White House approval to extend the station ' s operations by four years until 2024 . extend the station ' s operations by four years Why did the White House approve a four year extension? 22 31 +542 3 The decision follows years of pressure by top NASA officials , who consider the station a critical steppingstone to future exploration . by top NASA officials , Who are the top NASA officials? 6 11 +542 3 The decision follows years of pressure by top NASA officials , who consider the station a critical steppingstone to future exploration . top NASA officials , What were the names of the top NASA officials? 7 11 +542 3 The decision follows years of pressure by top NASA officials , who consider the station a critical steppingstone to future exploration . critical steppingstone to future exploration Why does NASA consider the station a critical steppingstone to future exploration? 16 21 +542 3 The decision follows years of pressure by top NASA officials , who consider the station a critical steppingstone to future exploration . follows years of pressure how many years? 2 6 +542 3 The decision follows years of pressure by top NASA officials , who consider the station a critical steppingstone to future exploration . critical Why is the International Space Station a critical steppingstone? 16 17 +542 4 But a four - year extension likely would cost NASA about $ 3 billion a year from 2021 to 2024 . cost NASA about $ 3 billion Is there any way profit from the space station such as small models, 3D models, etc.? 8 14 +542 4 But a four - year extension likely would cost NASA about $ 3 billion a year from 2021 to 2024 . $ 3 billion a year Why will the extension cost NASA about $3 billion a year? 11 16 +542 4 But a four - year extension likely would cost NASA about $ 3 billion a year from 2021 to 2024 . $ 3 billion why so much money? 11 14 +542 5 That ' s a major chunk of the agency ' s annual budget , which is now about $ 17 billion , and a longer mission could force NASA to make tough financial decisions in the future . make tough financial decisions in the future What programs would need to be cut so the funding would best benefit the space station and the space program as a whole? 30 37 +542 5 That ' s a major chunk of the agency ' s annual budget , which is now about $ 17 billion , and a longer mission could force NASA to make tough financial decisions in the future . could force NASA Why is NASA willing to stretch their annual budget for this project? 26 29 +543 1 BEIJING - When China landed its first lunar rover on the moon last month , many Americans reacted with a shrug . many Americans reacted with a shrug Why were Americans so indifferent? 15 21 +543 2 After all , the U . S . sent men to the moon more than 40 years ago , and the Soviets landed a rover there too . Soviets landed a rover there too Why did the Soviets land a rover on the moon? 21 27 +543 3 But among lunar scientists , the Chang ' e 3 mission has generated considerable interest . generated considerable interest Why is there considerable interest in the Chang'e 3 mission? 12 15 +543 3 But among lunar scientists , the Chang ' e 3 mission has generated considerable interest . interest What kind of interest over Chang'e 3 mission and why? 14 15 +543 3 But among lunar scientists , the Chang ' e 3 mission has generated considerable interest . generated considerable interest Why is this mission so interesting to scientists? 12 15 +543 4 They say the lander and the rover , equipped with ground - penetrating radar , cameras , a telescope and spectroscopic instruments , could gather significant new information , especially relating to the chemical composition and depth of the lunar soil . chemical composition and depth of the lunar soil does this matter? 33 41 +543 4 They say the lander and the rover , equipped with ground - penetrating radar , cameras , a telescope and spectroscopic instruments , could gather significant new information , especially relating to the chemical composition and depth of the lunar soil . significant new information , What sort of significant new information? 25 29 +543 4 They say the lander and the rover , equipped with ground - penetrating radar , cameras , a telescope and spectroscopic instruments , could gather significant new information , especially relating to the chemical composition and depth of the lunar soil . gather significant new information , Why hasn't this been done in the past? 24 29 +543 5 Such data , they say , could shed light on the history of the moon and , by extension , Earth . they say , who said it exactly? 3 6 +543 5 Such data , they say , could shed light on the history of the moon and , by extension , Earth . by extension , Earth What does the history of the moon have to do with the history of Earth? 17 21 +543 5 Such data , they say , could shed light on the history of the moon and , by extension , Earth . Such data What data was there? 0 2 +544 1 WASHINGTON - Population growth in Southern and Western states , led by Texas , California and Florida , accounted for more than 80 percent of new residents nationwide over the last three years , surpassing the Northeast and Midwest in the demographic contest that plays a key role in determining states ' political clout , census data released Monday show . surpassing the Northeast and Midwest What states does the population growth surpass in the Northeast and Midwest? 34 39 +544 1 WASHINGTON - Population growth in Southern and Western states , led by Texas , California and Florida , accounted for more than 80 percent of new residents nationwide over the last three years , surpassing the Northeast and Midwest in the demographic contest that plays a key role in determining states ' political clout , census data released Monday show . new residents Why does Texas, California and Florida have so many new residents? 25 27 +544 1 WASHINGTON - Population growth in Southern and Western states , led by Texas , California and Florida , accounted for more than 80 percent of new residents nationwide over the last three years , surpassing the Northeast and Midwest in the demographic contest that plays a key role in determining states ' political clout , census data released Monday show . determining states ' political clout , Why does this determine political clout? 49 55 +544 2 If states continue to grow at the same pace for the rest of the decade , Texas could gain three more congressional seats in 2020 , according to a Los Angeles Times analysis of the Census Bureau figures . Texas can they be limited? 16 17 +544 2 If states continue to grow at the same pace for the rest of the decade , Texas could gain three more congressional seats in 2020 , according to a Los Angeles Times analysis of the Census Bureau figures . gain How many seats does Texas have currently? 18 19 +544 3 Florida , North Carolina , Virginia and Colorado would stand to gain one seat each , while Illinois , Pennsylvania , Ohio , Michigan and Minnesota , West Virginia and Rhode Island would lose a seat each . would lose a seat is it unfair? 32 36 +544 3 Florida , North Carolina , Virginia and Colorado would stand to gain one seat each , while Illinois , Pennsylvania , Ohio , Michigan and Minnesota , West Virginia and Rhode Island would lose a seat each . gain How many seats do these states have currently? 11 12 +544 5 That number gets readjusted each decade . each decade have states lost or gained many seats? 4 6 +544 5 That number gets readjusted each decade . decade How are numbers readjusted each decade? 5 6 +544 5 That number gets readjusted each decade . decade Why does it only change every decade? 5 6 +545 1 WASHINGTON - The Obama administration on Wednesday pressed the nation ' s schools to abandon what it described as overly zealous discipline policies that send students to court instead of the principal ' s office . overly zealous discipline Why were schools using overly zealous discipline? 19 22 +545 1 WASHINGTON - The Obama administration on Wednesday pressed the nation ' s schools to abandon what it described as overly zealous discipline policies that send students to court instead of the principal ' s office . students to court why to court? 25 28 +545 1 WASHINGTON - The Obama administration on Wednesday pressed the nation ' s schools to abandon what it described as overly zealous discipline policies that send students to court instead of the principal ' s office . to abandon Why did they opt to abandon, why no try a reform? 13 15 +545 1 WASHINGTON - The Obama administration on Wednesday pressed the nation ' s schools to abandon what it described as overly zealous discipline policies that send students to court instead of the principal ' s office . overly zealous discipline policies Who set these original policies and what are the policies? 19 23 +545 2 Even before the announcement , school districts around the country have been taking action to adjust the policies that disproportionately affect minority students . adjust the policies What are the policies? 15 18 +545 2 Even before the announcement , school districts around the country have been taking action to adjust the policies that disproportionately affect minority students . been taking action to adjust the policies What actions had schools been taking to adjust the policies? 11 18 +545 2 Even before the announcement , school districts around the country have been taking action to adjust the policies that disproportionately affect minority students . taking action to adjust What specific actions have been taken? 12 16 +545 2 Even before the announcement , school districts around the country have been taking action to adjust the policies that disproportionately affect minority students . disproportionately affect minority students Why are these policies in place? 19 23 +545 3 Attorney General Eric Holder said problems often stem from well - intentioned " zero - tolerance " policies that can inject the criminal justice system into school matters . " zero - tolerance " policies What are the zero tolerance policies? 12 18 +545 4 " A routine school disciplinary infraction should land a student in the principal ' s office , not in a police precinct , " Holder said . routine is it always routine? 2 3 +545 4 " A routine school disciplinary infraction should land a student in the principal ' s office , not in a police precinct , " Holder said . school disciplinary infraction What is an example of a routine infraction?\n 3 6 +545 4 " A routine school disciplinary infraction should land a student in the principal ' s office , not in a police precinct , " Holder said . principal ' s office , not in a police precinct , " Is this the majority belief? 12 24 +545 5 But it ' s about race , too , the government said in a letter accompanying the new guidelines it issued Wednesday . But it ' s about race , too , How does the issue correlate to race? 0 9 +545 5 But it ' s about race , too , the government said in a letter accompanying the new guidelines it issued Wednesday . race , which race? 5 7 +545 5 But it ' s about race , too , the government said in a letter accompanying the new guidelines it issued Wednesday . it ' s about race , How is it about race, specifically? 1 7 +545 5 But it ' s about race , too , the government said in a letter accompanying the new guidelines it issued Wednesday . new guidelines What are the new guidelines? 17 19 +546 1 OFF THE COAST OF SAN DIEGO - Elizabeth Lopez maneuvered a massive steel claw over the side of a 134 - foot sailboat and guided its descent through swaying kelp and schools of fish 10 miles off the coast of San Diego . steel claw What is she doing with a steel claw on a sail boat? 12 14 +546 1 OFF THE COAST OF SAN DIEGO - Elizabeth Lopez maneuvered a massive steel claw over the side of a 134 - foot sailboat and guided its descent through swaying kelp and schools of fish 10 miles off the coast of San Diego . steel claw Why would Elizabeth Lopez lower a steel claw so deep? 12 14 +546 2 She was hoping to catch pieces of a mysterious marine ecosystem that scientists are calling the plastisphere . mysterious why is it mysterious? 8 9 +546 2 She was hoping to catch pieces of a mysterious marine ecosystem that scientists are calling the plastisphere . plastisphere What is the platisphere? 16 17 +546 3 It starts with particles of degraded plastic no bigger than grains of salt . degraded plastic how does it degrade? 5 7 +546 3 It starts with particles of degraded plastic no bigger than grains of salt . It starts What starts this? 0 2 +546 3 It starts with particles of degraded plastic no bigger than grains of salt . degraded How are plastics degraded in the ocean? 5 6 +546 4 Bacteria take up residence on those tiny pieces of trash . Bacteria take up residence What types of bacteria? 0 4 +546 4 Bacteria take up residence on those tiny pieces of trash . Bacteria take up residence are they dangerous? 0 4 +546 4 Bacteria take up residence on those tiny pieces of trash . residence Why are bacteria drawn to pieces of trash? 3 4 +547 1 SEATTLE - Fifty years after the U . S . Fifty years after what? 2 4 +547 1 SEATTLE - Fifty years after the U . S . Fifty years Fifty years of what? 2 4 +547 1 SEATTLE - Fifty years after the U . S . after the U . S After the U.S. what? 4 9 +547 2 Surgeon General first warned of the health effects of smoking , a new analysis from the University of Washington shows that the number of smokers worldwide - and the number of cigarettes consumed - has never been higher . has never been higher is that right? 34 38 +547 2 Surgeon General first warned of the health effects of smoking , a new analysis from the University of Washington shows that the number of smokers worldwide - and the number of cigarettes consumed - has never been higher . health effects of smoking , What did the Surgeon General state as the health effects of smoking? 6 11 +547 2 Surgeon General first warned of the health effects of smoking , a new analysis from the University of Washington shows that the number of smokers worldwide - and the number of cigarettes consumed - has never been higher . has never been higher Why is this? 34 38 +547 2 Surgeon General first warned of the health effects of smoking , a new analysis from the University of Washington shows that the number of smokers worldwide - and the number of cigarettes consumed - has never been higher . number of smokers worldwide How many smokers are there worldwide? 22 26 +547 3 Between 1980 and 2012 , the number of adults who smoke increased from 721 million to nearly 1 billion , reports the study published Tuesday in the Journal of the American Medical Association . increased What is the cause of this increase? 11 12 +547 4 The number of cigarettes smoked globally jumped from about 5 trillion to 6 . 25 trillion . trillion to 6 . 25 trillion why did it jump? 10 16 +547 4 The number of cigarettes smoked globally jumped from about 5 trillion to 6 . 25 trillion . globally jumped Is this because of marketing? 5 7 +547 5 The study , which is one of the most comprehensive ever to examine global tobacco use , shows that the remarkable reductions in smoking rates in the United States and other wealthy countries have been offset by a growing epidemic in the developing world . most comprehensive ever What makes this the most comprehensive ever? 8 11 +547 5 The study , which is one of the most comprehensive ever to examine global tobacco use , shows that the remarkable reductions in smoking rates in the United States and other wealthy countries have been offset by a growing epidemic in the developing world . examine global tobacco What are the examining methods used here? 12 15 +547 5 The study , which is one of the most comprehensive ever to examine global tobacco use , shows that the remarkable reductions in smoking rates in the United States and other wealthy countries have been offset by a growing epidemic in the developing world . growing epidemic What makes this a growing epidemic? 38 40 +548 1 MINNEAPOLIS - Ridwa Yakob knew what libraries had : books . Ridwa Yakob Who is Ridwa Yakob? 2 4 +548 1 MINNEAPOLIS - Ridwa Yakob knew what libraries had : books . books what else do they have? 9 10 +548 1 MINNEAPOLIS - Ridwa Yakob knew what libraries had : books . Ridwa Yakob Who is Ridwa Yakob? 2 4 +548 2 Then she saw the Teen Tech Center at the Minneapolis Central Library . Teen Tech Center What does the Teen Tech Center do? 4 7 +548 2 Then she saw the Teen Tech Center at the Minneapolis Central Library . Teen Tech what is teen tech? 4 6 +548 2 Then she saw the Teen Tech Center at the Minneapolis Central Library . Teen Tech Center What is the teen tech center? 4 7 +548 3 This digital playground , which opened in 2013 , has rows of new computers , iPads , the latest video equipment and even its own soundproof recording studio . soundproof recording studio Why does it have its own recording studio? 25 28 +548 4 " Growing up , I used to be super into reading . " Growing what does she do now? 0 2 +548 4 " Growing up , I used to be super into reading . super into reading What did the speaker like to read growing up? 8 11 +549 1 WASHINGTON - Signing up for health insurance on the new state and federal exchanges was supposed to be the easy part of the Affordable Care Act . the easy is it not easy? 18 20 +549 1 WASHINGTON - Signing up for health insurance on the new state and federal exchanges was supposed to be the easy part of the Affordable Care Act . exchanges What are \"state and federal exchanges\"? 13 14 +549 1 WASHINGTON - Signing up for health insurance on the new state and federal exchanges was supposed to be the easy part of the Affordable Care Act . was supposed to be the easy part Why was signing up supposed to be the easy part? 14 21 +549 2 But the really dicey part , according to many health policy experts , is just beginning . many health policy experts , Which health policy experts? 8 13 +549 2 But the really dicey part , according to many health policy experts , is just beginning . dicey part , what is the dicey part? 3 6 +549 2 But the really dicey part , according to many health policy experts , is just beginning . dicey part , How is signing up for healthcare considered \"dicey\"? 3 6 +549 2 But the really dicey part , according to many health policy experts , is just beginning . is just beginning Why is the dicey part just beginning? 13 16 +549 3 With the law fully in effect as of Jan . 1 , they fear Americans who have enrolled in health insurance for the first time under the ACA are likely to discover that having coverage doesn ' t guarantee them easy access to a primary care doctor , dentist or mental health professional . easy Why is there an expectation that obtaining this type of care should be easy? 40 41 +549 3 With the law fully in effect as of Jan . 1 , they fear Americans who have enrolled in health insurance for the first time under the ACA are likely to discover that having coverage doesn ' t guarantee them easy access to a primary care doctor , dentist or mental health professional . law fully in effect as of Jan . 1 , Why did the law go fully in effect on Jan. 1? 2 12 +549 4 Some changes in the works , such as the use of new technologies and allowing mid - level medical providers to perform some functions usually reserved for doctors and dentists , should improve health care access in the long run . perform some functions Which functions? 21 24 +549 4 Some changes in the works , such as the use of new technologies and allowing mid - level medical providers to perform some functions usually reserved for doctors and dentists , should improve health care access in the long run . mid - level what does this mean? 15 18 +549 4 Some changes in the works , such as the use of new technologies and allowing mid - level medical providers to perform some functions usually reserved for doctors and dentists , should improve health care access in the long run . allowing mid - level medical providers How are mid-level providers going to improve on what top tier providers were performing? This sounds counter intuitive. 14 20 +549 4 Some changes in the works , such as the use of new technologies and allowing mid - level medical providers to perform some functions usually reserved for doctors and dentists , should improve health care access in the long run . new technologies What new technologies are being used? 11 13 +549 4 Some changes in the works , such as the use of new technologies and allowing mid - level medical providers to perform some functions usually reserved for doctors and dentists , should improve health care access in the long run . mid - level medical providers Who are mid-level medical providers? 15 20 +549 5 " In the meantime , " said Linda Rosenberg , president of the National Council for Behavioral Health , " people are going to suffer " . " people are going to suffer " Why are people going to suffer? 19 26 +550 1 LOS ANGELES - If you ' re in stop - and - go traffic , you ' re probably pretty unhappy about it . pretty unhappy how did they figure that? 19 21 +550 1 LOS ANGELES - If you ' re in stop - and - go traffic , you ' re probably pretty unhappy about it . unhappy Why does traffic make people unhappy? 20 21 +550 2 If you ' re a male penguin balancing an egg on your feet in the freezing Antarctic , that traffic jam is probably keeping you alive . male penguin what does this mean? 5 7 +550 2 If you ' re a male penguin balancing an egg on your feet in the freezing Antarctic , that traffic jam is probably keeping you alive . traffic jam is probably keeping you alive What traffic jam? 19 26 +550 2 If you ' re a male penguin balancing an egg on your feet in the freezing Antarctic , that traffic jam is probably keeping you alive . probably keeping you alive How is a traffic jam keeping penguins alive? 22 26 +550 3 Scientists studying huddles of emperor penguins in Antarctica have discovered that waves of movement travel though huddled masses of flightless birds rather as they do through cars stuck on the freeway during rush hour - but in ways that maximize the huddle ' s density and keep the birds warm as they incubate their eggs . Scientists studying huddles of emperor penguins Which scientists are studying emperor penguins? 0 6 +550 3 Scientists studying huddles of emperor penguins in Antarctica have discovered that waves of movement travel though huddled masses of flightless birds rather as they do through cars stuck on the freeway during rush hour - but in ways that maximize the huddle ' s density and keep the birds warm as they incubate their eggs . incubate their eggs its like a traffic jam? 52 55 +550 3 Scientists studying huddles of emperor penguins in Antarctica have discovered that waves of movement travel though huddled masses of flightless birds rather as they do through cars stuck on the freeway during rush hour - but in ways that maximize the huddle ' s density and keep the birds warm as they incubate their eggs . waves of movement travel Where are they traveling to? What is the purpose of the movement and travel? 11 15 +550 4 Emperor penguins are the only vertebrate species that breeds during the Antarctic winter , and they face freezing winds that blow as fast as 124 mph in an icy landscape that can be as cold as 58 degrees below zero . breeds during the Antarctic winter , Why is the winter their breeding season? 8 14 +551 1 Predicting the financial results of computer firms has been a tough job lately . lately why only lately? 12 13 +551 1 Predicting the financial results of computer firms has been a tough job lately . tough job lately Is their a particular cause for this? 10 13 +551 1 Predicting the financial results of computer firms has been a tough job lately . results Why is predicting financial results of computer firms tough lately? 3 4 +551 1 Predicting the financial results of computer firms has been a tough job lately . financial results FINANCIAL RESULTS FOR WHAT TIME FRAME? 2 4 +551 1 Predicting the financial results of computer firms has been a tough job lately . tough job lately What specifically is it about computer firms that makes prediction difficult? 10 13 +551 2 Take Microsoft Corp . , the largest maker of personal computer software and generally considered an industry bellwether . bellwether what is a bellwether? 17 18 +551 2 Take Microsoft Corp . , the largest maker of personal computer software and generally considered an industry bellwether . considered an industry bellwether Why are they considered an industry bellwether? 14 18 +551 2 Take Microsoft Corp . , the largest maker of personal computer software and generally considered an industry bellwether . considered Why is Microsoft Corp. considered an industry bellwether? 14 15 +551 3 In July , the company stunned Wall Street with the prediction that growth in the personal computer business overall would be only 10 % in 1990 , a modest increase when compared with the sizzling expansion of years past . July , of which year? 1 3 +551 3 In July , the company stunned Wall Street with the prediction that growth in the personal computer business overall would be only 10 % in 1990 , a modest increase when compared with the sizzling expansion of years past . the prediction Who is doing the predicting here? 9 11 +551 3 In July , the company stunned Wall Street with the prediction that growth in the personal computer business overall would be only 10 % in 1990 , a modest increase when compared with the sizzling expansion of years past . would be only 10 % What is the expectation? 19 24 +551 3 In July , the company stunned Wall Street with the prediction that growth in the personal computer business overall would be only 10 % in 1990 , a modest increase when compared with the sizzling expansion of years past . prediction Why did Wall Street predict 10% overall personal computer growth in 1990? 10 11 +551 3 In July , the company stunned Wall Street with the prediction that growth in the personal computer business overall would be only 10 % in 1990 , a modest increase when compared with the sizzling expansion of years past . modest Why was the increase in personal computer sales only modest in comparison to last year? 28 29 +551 3 In July , the company stunned Wall Street with the prediction that growth in the personal computer business overall would be only 10 % in 1990 , a modest increase when compared with the sizzling expansion of years past . expansion of years past WHAT WAS THE AVERAGE EXPANSION OF PREVIOUS YEARS? 35 39 +551 3 In July , the company stunned Wall Street with the prediction that growth in the personal computer business overall would be only 10 % in 1990 , a modest increase when compared with the sizzling expansion of years past . the prediction Why did they predict a slowdown in growth in this market? 9 11 +551 4 Investors - - taking this as a sign that a broad industry slump was in the offing - - reacted by selling the company ' s stock , which lost $ 3 . 25 that day to close at $ 52 in national over - the - counter trading . over - the - counter what is over the counter trading? 43 48 +551 4 Investors - - taking this as a sign that a broad industry slump was in the offing - - reacted by selling the company ' s stock , which lost $ 3 . 25 that day to close at $ 52 in national over - the - counter trading . broad industry slump What is the cause of this slump? 10 13 +551 4 Investors - - taking this as a sign that a broad industry slump was in the offing - - reacted by selling the company ' s stock , which lost $ 3 . 25 that day to close at $ 52 in national over - the - counter trading . reacted Why did investors react by selling the company's stock? 19 20 +551 4 Investors - - taking this as a sign that a broad industry slump was in the offing - - reacted by selling the company ' s stock , which lost $ 3 . 25 that day to close at $ 52 in national over - the - counter trading . over - the - counter trading WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN OVER THE COUNTER TRADING AND ANY OTHER TRADING? 43 49 +551 5 But that was all of three months ago . that WHAT WAS THREE MONTHS AGO? 1 2 +552 1 The stock market ' s dizzying gyrations during the past few days have made a lot of individual investors wish they could buy some sort of insurance . dizzying gyrations why is it gyrating? 5 7 +552 1 The stock market ' s dizzying gyrations during the past few days have made a lot of individual investors wish they could buy some sort of insurance . individual investors Which investors specifically? 17 19 +552 1 The stock market ' s dizzying gyrations during the past few days have made a lot of individual investors wish they could buy some sort of insurance . insurance How would that insurance work? 26 27 +552 2 After all , they won ' t soon forget the stock bargains that became available after the October 1987 crash . October 1987 crash why did it crash then? 17 20 +552 2 After all , they won ' t soon forget the stock bargains that became available after the October 1987 crash . stock bargains What kind of stock bargains became available after the crash? 10 12 +552 4 The solution , at least for some investors , may be a hedging technique that ' s well known to players in the stock - options market . hedging what is hedging? 12 13 +552 4 The solution , at least for some investors , may be a hedging technique that ' s well known to players in the stock - options market . hedging technique What is the technique?? 12 14 +552 4 The solution , at least for some investors , may be a hedging technique that ' s well known to players in the stock - options market . some investors Why only some? Which ones? 6 8 +552 4 The solution , at least for some investors , may be a hedging technique that ' s well known to players in the stock - options market . hedging technique What is the hedging technique? 12 14 +552 5 Called a " married put , " the technique is carried out by purchasing a stock and simultaneously buying a put option on that stock . put option What is a put option? 20 22 +553 1 Ralph Brown was 31 , 000 feet over Minnesota when both jets on his Falcon 20 flamed out . Falcon 20 is that a new plane? 14 16 +553 1 Ralph Brown was 31 , 000 feet over Minnesota when both jets on his Falcon 20 flamed out . jets on his Falcon 20 What caused the jets on the Falcon 20 to flame out? 11 16 +553 2 At 18 , 000 feet , he says , he and his co - pilot " were looking for an interstate or a cornfield " to land . interstate would they crash into cars? 20 21 +553 2 At 18 , 000 feet , he says , he and his co - pilot " were looking for an interstate or a cornfield " to land . his co - pilot Who is the co-pilot? 11 15 +553 3 At 13 , 000 feet , the engines restarted . restarted how did they restart? 8 9 +553 4 But knowing that mechanics would probably ground him for repairs , Mr . Brown skipped his stop in nearby Chicago and set course to get his load - - a few hundred parcels - - to the Memphis package - sorting hub on time . load What was Ralph Brown's load? 26 27 +554 1 Maidenform Inc . loves to be intimate with its customers , but not with the rest of the public . intimate how are they intimate? 6 7 +554 1 Maidenform Inc . loves to be intimate with its customers , but not with the rest of the public . Maidenform Inc . Why does Maidenform want to be intimate? 0 3 +554 1 Maidenform Inc . loves to be intimate with its customers , but not with the rest of the public . intimate Why is Maidenform intimate with its customers only? 6 7 +554 1 Maidenform Inc . loves to be intimate with its customers , but not with the rest of the public . intimate How is Maidenform Inc. intimate with its customers? 6 7 +554 2 The 67 - year - old maker of brassieres , panties , and lingerie enjoys one of the best - known brand images , but its financial profile is closely guarded by members of the founding family . " There are very few companies that can boast of such a close - knit group , " says Robert A . Brawer , 52 years old , recently named president , succeeding Beatrice Coleman , his mother - in - law , who remains chairman . " We are a vanishing breed , " he muses . members of the founding family Why has the company been kept in-family for so many years? 32 37 +554 2 The 67 - year - old maker of brassieres , panties , and lingerie enjoys one of the best - known brand images , but its financial profile is closely guarded by members of the founding family . " There are very few companies that can boast of such a close - knit group , " says Robert A . Brawer , 52 years old , recently named president , succeeding Beatrice Coleman , his mother - in - law , who remains chairman . " We are a vanishing breed , " he muses . financial profile Why is Maidenform's financial profile so closely guarded? 26 28 +554 2 The 67 - year - old maker of brassieres , panties , and lingerie enjoys one of the best - known brand images , but its financial profile is closely guarded by members of the founding family . " There are very few companies that can boast of such a close - knit group , " says Robert A . Brawer , 52 years old , recently named president , succeeding Beatrice Coleman , his mother - in - law , who remains chairman . " We are a vanishing breed , " he muses . vanishing breed , " What is he referring to when hes says vanishing breed? 89 93 +554 2 The 67 - year - old maker of brassieres , panties , and lingerie enjoys one of the best - known brand images , but its financial profile is closely guarded by members of the founding family . " There are very few companies that can boast of such a close - knit group , " says Robert A . Brawer , 52 years old , recently named president , succeeding Beatrice Coleman , his mother - in - law , who remains chairman . " We are a vanishing breed , " he muses . vanishing Why are they a vanishing breed? 89 90 +554 3 Mrs . Coleman , 73 , who declined to be interviewed , is the Maidenform strategist . declined to be interviewed , why wont she interview? 7 12 +554 3 Mrs . Coleman , 73 , who declined to be interviewed , is the Maidenform strategist . declined to be interviewed , Why was she not wanting to grant an interview? 7 12 +554 3 Mrs . Coleman , 73 , who declined to be interviewed , is the Maidenform strategist . strategist What is the role of a strategist? 15 16 +554 4 Sales have tripled during her 21 - year tenure to about $ 200 million in 1988 . Sales have tripled during what has her strategy been? 0 4 +554 4 Sales have tripled during her 21 - year tenure to about $ 200 million in 1988 . Sales have tripled What led to the sales increasing by so much? 0 3 +554 4 Sales have tripled during her 21 - year tenure to about $ 200 million in 1988 . Sales have tripled How did Mrs. Coleman make sales triple? 0 3 +554 4 Sales have tripled during her 21 - year tenure to about $ 200 million in 1988 . Sales have tripled What did she do that lead to sales tripling in 21 years? 0 3 +554 5 Maidenform says it is very profitable but declines to provide specifics . Maidenform why are they so tight lipped? 0 1 +554 5 Maidenform says it is very profitable but declines to provide specifics . declines to provide specifics . Why the declination? 7 12 +554 5 Maidenform says it is very profitable but declines to provide specifics . declines to provide specifics Why are they so secretive? 7 11 +554 5 Maidenform says it is very profitable but declines to provide specifics . specifics Why would she decline to provide specifics? 10 11 +555 1 At a private dinner Thursday , Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc . chief executive Frederick Joseph delivered a sobering message about the junk bond market to officials of Prudential Insurance Co . of America . Thursday , in which year? 4 6 +555 1 At a private dinner Thursday , Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc . chief executive Frederick Joseph delivered a sobering message about the junk bond market to officials of Prudential Insurance Co . of America . junk bond market What is the junk bond market? 21 24 +555 2 Mr . Joseph conceded the junk market was in disarray , according to people familiar with the discussion . disarray , Why were they in disarray? 9 11 +555 3 He said Drexel - - the leading underwriter of high - risk junk bonds - - could no longer afford to sell any junk offerings if they might later become troubled because Drexel risked losing its highly lucrative junk franchise . leading underwriter what is a leading underwriter? 6 8 +555 3 He said Drexel - - the leading underwriter of high - risk junk bonds - - could no longer afford to sell any junk offerings if they might later become troubled because Drexel risked losing its highly lucrative junk franchise . highly lucrative junk franchise How lucrative was it? 36 40 +555 3 He said Drexel - - the leading underwriter of high - risk junk bonds - - could no longer afford to sell any junk offerings if they might later become troubled because Drexel risked losing its highly lucrative junk franchise . afford Why they couldn't afford? 19 20 +555 4 The dinner was a stark confirmation that 1989 is the worst year ever for the $ 200 billion junk market . stark confirmation did it ever get worse after this? 4 6 +555 5 And investors and traders alike say the current turmoil could take years to resolve . years How many years? 11 12 +556 1 William D . Forrester , president of the U . S . - U . S . S . R . president of the U . S . - U what is that? 5 14 +556 1 William D . Forrester , president of the U . S . - U . S . S . R . U . S . - U . S . S . R What is the U.S.-U.S.S.R? 8 20 +556 1 William D . Forrester , president of the U . S . - U . S . S . R . U . S . - U . S . S . R What is the full meaning of U.S.-U.S.S.R? 8 20 +556 2 Trade and Economic Council , has a warning for U . S . companies trying to do business in the Soviet Union . " It ' s an extremely complex market , and you have to be prepared to make a big commitment , " Mr . Forrester says . " We are not trying to encourage everyone . " extremely complex why is it so complex? 28 30 +556 2 Trade and Economic Council , has a warning for U . S . companies trying to do business in the Soviet Union . " It ' s an extremely complex market , and you have to be prepared to make a big commitment , " Mr . Forrester says . " We are not trying to encourage everyone . " complex market , Why is the USSR's market complex? 29 32 +556 2 Trade and Economic Council , has a warning for U . S . companies trying to do business in the Soviet Union . " It ' s an extremely complex market , and you have to be prepared to make a big commitment , " Mr . Forrester says . " We are not trying to encourage everyone . " big commitment , " How do the commitments in the USSR compare to the commitments in the USA of doing business? 41 45 +556 2 Trade and Economic Council , has a warning for U . S . companies trying to do business in the Soviet Union . " It ' s an extremely complex market , and you have to be prepared to make a big commitment , " Mr . Forrester says . " We are not trying to encourage everyone . " " It ' s an extremely complex market , Why is the market complex? 23 32 +556 2 Trade and Economic Council , has a warning for U . S . companies trying to do business in the Soviet Union . " It ' s an extremely complex market , and you have to be prepared to make a big commitment , " Mr . Forrester says . " We are not trying to encourage everyone . " business in the Soviet Union What sort of business would U.S. companies do in the Soviet Union? 17 22 +556 2 Trade and Economic Council , has a warning for U . S . companies trying to do business in the Soviet Union . " It ' s an extremely complex market , and you have to be prepared to make a big commitment , " Mr . Forrester says . " We are not trying to encourage everyone . " make a big commitment , " Why would you have to make a big commitment? 39 45 +556 2 Trade and Economic Council , has a warning for U . S . companies trying to do business in the Soviet Union . " It ' s an extremely complex market , and you have to be prepared to make a big commitment , " Mr . Forrester says . " We are not trying to encourage everyone . " extremely complex market , Why is the Soviet Union market extremely complex? 28 32 +556 3 Undeterred by such words of caution , corporate America is flocking to Moscow , lured by a huge untapped market and Mikhail Gorbachev ' s attempt to overhaul the Soviet economy . a huge untapped market Why is the USSR's market untapped? 16 20 +556 3 Undeterred by such words of caution , corporate America is flocking to Moscow , lured by a huge untapped market and Mikhail Gorbachev ' s attempt to overhaul the Soviet economy . attempt to overhaul the Soviet economy . How is he overhauling the economy? 25 32 +556 3 Undeterred by such words of caution , corporate America is flocking to Moscow , lured by a huge untapped market and Mikhail Gorbachev ' s attempt to overhaul the Soviet economy . lured by a huge untapped market How is corporate America being lured? 14 20 +556 4 Doing business with the Russians , once the pursuit of a handful of hardened veterans , has become the goal of such major companies as General Motors Corp . , Federal Express Corp . and Procter & Gamble Co . , as well as a cluster of smaller firms . hardened veterans , How were these hardened veterans able to do business in the USSR? 13 16 +556 4 Doing business with the Russians , once the pursuit of a handful of hardened veterans , has become the goal of such major companies as General Motors Corp . , Federal Express Corp . and Procter & Gamble Co . , as well as a cluster of smaller firms . as well as a cluster of smaller firms Which types of smaller firms are doing business with the USSR? 41 49 +556 4 Doing business with the Russians , once the pursuit of a handful of hardened veterans , has become the goal of such major companies as General Motors Corp . , Federal Express Corp . and Procter & Gamble Co . , as well as a cluster of smaller firms . has become the goal of such major companies Why is doing business in another country instead of America such a sought-after goal? 16 24 +556 5 Reflecting the new - found interest , more than 140 U . S . companies are taking part in a Moscow exhibition organized by Mr . Forrester ' s trade group . new - found interest , How are companies measuring this interest? 2 7 +556 5 Reflecting the new - found interest , more than 140 U . S . companies are taking part in a Moscow exhibition organized by Mr . Forrester ' s trade group . more than 140 U . S . companies are taking part How are these businesses taking part in the exhibition? 7 18 +556 5 Reflecting the new - found interest , more than 140 U . S . companies are taking part in a Moscow exhibition organized by Mr . Forrester ' s trade group . 140 U . S . companies Why are these companies taking part in Russian exhibitions? 9 15 +557 1 It was the kind of snubbing rarely seen within the Congress , let alone within the same party . snubbing who got snubbed? 5 6 +557 1 It was the kind of snubbing rarely seen within the Congress , let alone within the same party . It was the kind of snubbing Why did the snubbing happen? 0 6 +557 1 It was the kind of snubbing rarely seen within the Congress , let alone within the same party . within the same party Which party was it? 14 18 +557 1 It was the kind of snubbing rarely seen within the Congress , let alone within the same party . snubbing Who got snubbed within Congress? 5 6 +557 1 It was the kind of snubbing rarely seen within the Congress , let alone within the same party . party Which party in Congress were snubbing? 17 18 +557 1 It was the kind of snubbing rarely seen within the Congress , let alone within the same party . kind How was the snubbing? 3 4 +557 1 It was the kind of snubbing rarely seen within the Congress , let alone within the same party . same Why were the same parties snubbing? 16 17 +557 2 Sen . Alan Cranston trekked over to the House side of Capitol Hill a few days ago and volunteered his testimony to fellow Democrat Rep . Henry Gonzalez . trekked did he just walk? 4 5 +557 2 Sen . Alan Cranston trekked over to the House side of Capitol Hill a few days ago and volunteered his testimony to fellow Democrat Rep . Henry Gonzalez . testimony What testimony was Sen. Alan Cranston going to give Rep. Henry Gonzalez? 20 21 +557 2 Sen . Alan Cranston trekked over to the House side of Capitol Hill a few days ago and volunteered his testimony to fellow Democrat Rep . Henry Gonzalez . volunteered Why did Mr. Cranston volunteer his testimony? 18 19 +557 3 It was offered as an expression of cooperation to Mr . Gonzalez , who is investigating the $ 2 . 5 billion failure of Lincoln Savings & Loan Association . $ 2 . 5 billion failure What was the failure that costed $2.5 billion? 17 23 +557 3 It was offered as an expression of cooperation to Mr . Gonzalez , who is investigating the $ 2 . 5 billion failure of Lincoln Savings & Loan Association . $ 2 . 5 billion failure Why was there a failure? 17 23 +557 3 It was offered as an expression of cooperation to Mr . Gonzalez , who is investigating the $ 2 . 5 billion failure of Lincoln Savings & Loan Association . failure What was the failure of Lincoln Savings & Loan? 22 23 +557 3 It was offered as an expression of cooperation to Mr . Gonzalez , who is investigating the $ 2 . 5 billion failure of Lincoln Savings & Loan Association . cooperation Why does Mr. Cranston want to cooperate with Mr. Gonzalez? 7 8 +557 3 It was offered as an expression of cooperation to Mr . Gonzalez , who is investigating the $ 2 . 5 billion failure of Lincoln Savings & Loan Association . failure Why did Lincoln Savings & Loan Association fail? 22 23 +557 4 But instead of thanks , Sen . Cranston was treated with cool formality . " Every witness receives a formal subpoena , " Rep . Gonzalez told him . formal subpoena , " what if they cant be reached? 19 23 +557 4 But instead of thanks , Sen . Cranston was treated with cool formality . " Every witness receives a formal subpoena , " Rep . Gonzalez told him . " Every witness Who were the witnesses? 14 17 +557 4 But instead of thanks , Sen . Cranston was treated with cool formality . " Every witness receives a formal subpoena , " Rep . Gonzalez told him . formality Why was Rep. Gonzalez cool and formal towards Sen. Cranston? 12 13 +557 5 Seldom have House hearings caused so much apprehension in the Senate , where California Sen . Cranston and four other senators were already writhing in the glare of unfavorable publicity over the alleged looting of Lincoln by their friend and political benefactor , Charles Keating Jr . , principal stockholder of Lincoln ' s parent company , American Continental Corp . of Phoenix , Ariz . House hearings caused so much apprehension When have house hearings caused apprehension? 2 8 +557 5 Seldom have House hearings caused so much apprehension in the Senate , where California Sen . Cranston and four other senators were already writhing in the glare of unfavorable publicity over the alleged looting of Lincoln by their friend and political benefactor , Charles Keating Jr . , principal stockholder of Lincoln ' s parent company , American Continental Corp . of Phoenix , Ariz . four other senators Who were the other senators? 18 21 +557 5 Seldom have House hearings caused so much apprehension in the Senate , where California Sen . Cranston and four other senators were already writhing in the glare of unfavorable publicity over the alleged looting of Lincoln by their friend and political benefactor , Charles Keating Jr . , principal stockholder of Lincoln ' s parent company , American Continental Corp . of Phoenix , Ariz . looting How was Lincoln looted by their friend and political benefactor? 33 34 +558 1 Tokyo stocks closed firmer Monday , with the Nikkei index making its fifth consecutive daily gain . Monday , What is the date on the calendar? 4 6 +558 1 Tokyo stocks closed firmer Monday , with the Nikkei index making its fifth consecutive daily gain . fifth consecutive daily gain Is there a particular cause for this gain? 12 16 +558 1 Tokyo stocks closed firmer Monday , with the Nikkei index making its fifth consecutive daily gain . firmer Why did the stocks close firmer? 3 4 +558 1 Tokyo stocks closed firmer Monday , with the Nikkei index making its fifth consecutive daily gain . fifth Why did stocks gain for five consecutive days? 12 13 +558 1 Tokyo stocks closed firmer Monday , with the Nikkei index making its fifth consecutive daily gain . Nikkei index what is the Nikkei index? 8 10 +558 2 Stocks also rose in London , while the Frankfurt market was mixed . London , What country? 4 6 +558 2 Stocks also rose in London , while the Frankfurt market was mixed . Frankfurt What country? 8 9 +558 2 Stocks also rose in London , while the Frankfurt market was mixed . rose in London , Why did they rise? 2 6 +558 2 Stocks also rose in London , while the Frankfurt market was mixed . rose Why did stocks rise in London? 2 3 +558 2 Stocks also rose in London , while the Frankfurt market was mixed . mixed Why was Frankfurt market mixed? 11 12 +558 2 Stocks also rose in London , while the Frankfurt market was mixed . Frankfurt market was mixed The Frankfurt market was mixed in which sense? 8 12 +558 3 In Tokyo , the Nikkei index added 99 . 14 to 35585 . 52 . 99 . 14 to 35585 . 52 What is the average for Tokyo? 7 14 +558 3 In Tokyo , the Nikkei index added 99 . 14 to 35585 . 52 . added Why did the Nikki index add 99.14? 6 7 +558 3 In Tokyo , the Nikkei index added 99 . 14 to 35585 . 52 . 99 . 14 to 35585 . 52 what are these numbers? 7 14 +558 4 The index moved above 35670 at midmorning , nearly reaching the record of 35689 . 98 set Sept . 28 . Sept . 28 What year? 17 20 +558 4 The index moved above 35670 at midmorning , nearly reaching the record of 35689 . 98 set Sept . 28 . record the all time record? 11 12 +558 4 The index moved above 35670 at midmorning , nearly reaching the record of 35689 . 98 set Sept . 28 . record of 35689 . 98 What was the cause of that record breaking number? 11 16 +558 4 The index moved above 35670 at midmorning , nearly reaching the record of 35689 . 98 set Sept . 28 . reaching How did the index almost reach a record of 35689.98? 9 10 +558 5 But the market lost part of the early gains on index - linked investment trust fund selling . index - linked Why did investment trust funds sell? 10 13 +558 5 But the market lost part of the early gains on index - linked investment trust fund selling . index - linked investment trust fund selling what is index-linked investment trust fund selling? 10 17 +559 2 At age 19 , she was a Paris sensation , transformed from unwanted child to international sex symbol in just over a decade . international sex symbol meaning shes attractive? 15 18 +559 2 At age 19 , she was a Paris sensation , transformed from unwanted child to international sex symbol in just over a decade . transformed How was Josephine Baker transformed? 10 11 +559 2 At age 19 , she was a Paris sensation , transformed from unwanted child to international sex symbol in just over a decade . she was a Paris sensation , Who is she? 4 10 +559 2 At age 19 , she was a Paris sensation , transformed from unwanted child to international sex symbol in just over a decade . a Paris sensation , Why was she so well-regarded? 6 10 +559 3 It is the stuff of dreams , but also of traumas . of traumas a double edged sword? 9 11 +559 3 It is the stuff of dreams , but also of traumas . traumas What traumas did Josephine Baker suffer? 10 11 +559 3 It is the stuff of dreams , but also of traumas . also of traumas What part became traumatic? 8 11 +559 4 Only the bravest spirits survive such roller coasters . roller coasters What roller coaster did Josephine Baker survive? 6 8 +559 5 And , for Ms . Baker , the ride was far from over . was far from over what happened after? 9 13 +560 1 The bond market , which sometimes thrives on bad news , cheered yesterday ' s stock market sell - off and perceptions that the economy is growing weaker . thrives on bad news , cheered why would it thrive on bad news? 6 12 +560 1 The bond market , which sometimes thrives on bad news , cheered yesterday ' s stock market sell - off and perceptions that the economy is growing weaker . economy is growing weaker How is the economy struggling? 24 28 +560 1 The bond market , which sometimes thrives on bad news , cheered yesterday ' s stock market sell - off and perceptions that the economy is growing weaker . thrives How does the bond market sometimes thrives on bad news? 6 7 +560 1 The bond market , which sometimes thrives on bad news , cheered yesterday ' s stock market sell - off and perceptions that the economy is growing weaker . perceptions What are the perceptions that the economy is growing weaker? 21 22 +560 2 Early in the day , bonds rose modestly on economists ' forecasts that this week ' s slate of economic data will portray an economy headed for trouble . bonds rose modestly who does this impact? 5 8 +560 2 Early in the day , bonds rose modestly on economists ' forecasts that this week ' s slate of economic data will portray an economy headed for trouble . slate of economic data Which data points are being looked at? 17 21 +560 2 Early in the day , bonds rose modestly on economists ' forecasts that this week ' s slate of economic data will portray an economy headed for trouble . rose Why did bonds rise with the predictions of a troubled economy? 6 7 +560 3 Such news is good for bonds because economic weakness sometimes causes the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates in an effort to stimulate the economy and stave off a recession . stimulate Does lowering interest rates really stimulate the economy? 22 23 +560 4 For example , today the Department of Commerce is scheduled to release the September durable goods report . September durable goods what do they expect from it? 13 16 +560 4 For example , today the Department of Commerce is scheduled to release the September durable goods report . durable goods report What does this report entail? 14 17 +560 4 For example , today the Department of Commerce is scheduled to release the September durable goods report . durable what is the durable goods report? 14 15 +560 5 The consensus forecast of 14 economists surveyed by Dow Jones Capital Markets Report is for a 1 . 2 % drop in September orders . orders Orders for what? 23 24 +561 1 Crude oil futures prices fell further as analysts and traders said OPEC oil producers aren ' t putting the brakes on output ahead of the traditionally weak first quarter . output ahead What is it mean by output ahead? 21 23 +561 1 Crude oil futures prices fell further as analysts and traders said OPEC oil producers aren ' t putting the brakes on output ahead of the traditionally weak first quarter . Crude oil What is Crude oil is doing? 0 2 +561 1 Crude oil futures prices fell further as analysts and traders said OPEC oil producers aren ' t putting the brakes on output ahead of the traditionally weak first quarter . OPEC oil producers Who are OPEC oil producers? 11 14 +561 2 In trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange , the U . S . benchmark West Texas Intermediate crude fell 39 cents a barrel to $ 19 . 76 for December delivery . benchmark how do they set the benchmark? 14 15 +561 3 Petroleum products prices also declined . declined Why did they decline? 4 5 +561 3 Petroleum products prices also declined . also declined is there a reason for this? 3 5 +561 4 Analysts pointed to reports that the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries is producing substantially more than its official limit of 20 . 5 million barrels a day , with some accounts putting the 13 - nation group ' s output as high as 23 million barrels a day . Analysts Who are these analysts? 0 1 +561 4 Analysts pointed to reports that the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries is producing substantially more than its official limit of 20 . 5 million barrels a day , with some accounts putting the 13 - nation group ' s output as high as 23 million barrels a day . 13 - nation group ' s Who are in the 13-nation group? 33 39 +561 4 Analysts pointed to reports that the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries is producing substantially more than its official limit of 20 . 5 million barrels a day , with some accounts putting the 13 - nation group ' s output as high as 23 million barrels a day . Petroleum Exporting Countries What are Petroleum Exporting Countries doing? 8 11 +561 4 Analysts pointed to reports that the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries is producing substantially more than its official limit of 20 . 5 million barrels a day , with some accounts putting the 13 - nation group ' s output as high as 23 million barrels a day . Analysts What are Analysts doing? 0 1 +561 5 That level of production didn ' t take its toll on futures prices for the fourth quarter , when demand is traditionally strong . fourth quarter , which year was it? 15 18 +562 1 Just five months after Ogilvy Group was swallowed up in an unsolicited takeover , Kenneth Roman , Ogilvy ' s chairman and chief executive officer , said he is leaving to take a top post at American Express Co . leaving Why is Kenneth Roman leaving Ogilvy? 29 30 +562 1 Just five months after Ogilvy Group was swallowed up in an unsolicited takeover , Kenneth Roman , Ogilvy ' s chairman and chief executive officer , said he is leaving to take a top post at American Express Co . unsolicited takeover , Why was the takeover unwanted? 11 14 +562 1 Just five months after Ogilvy Group was swallowed up in an unsolicited takeover , Kenneth Roman , Ogilvy ' s chairman and chief executive officer , said he is leaving to take a top post at American Express Co . unsolicited Was the takeover contentious? 11 12 +562 2 Mr . Roman , 59 years old , abruptly announced he will leave the venerable ad agency , whose largest client is American Express , to become American Express ' s executive vice president for corporate affairs and communications . the venerable ad agency , What is the ad agency considered venerable for? 13 18 +562 2 Mr . Roman , 59 years old , abruptly announced he will leave the venerable ad agency , whose largest client is American Express , to become American Express ' s executive vice president for corporate affairs and communications . venerable definition of this word? 14 15 +562 2 Mr . Roman , 59 years old , abruptly announced he will leave the venerable ad agency , whose largest client is American Express , to become American Express ' s executive vice president for corporate affairs and communications . will leave the venerable ad agency , Why was he wanting to leave Ogilvy? 11 18 +562 2 Mr . Roman , 59 years old , abruptly announced he will leave the venerable ad agency , whose largest client is American Express , to become American Express ' s executive vice president for corporate affairs and communications . abruptly Is there bad blood between Roman and Ogilvy? 8 9 +562 3 He will succeed Harry L . Freeman , 57 , who has said he will retire in December . 57 , why is he retiring so young? 8 10 +562 3 He will succeed Harry L . Freeman , 57 , who has said he will retire in December . has said he will Why is Mr. Freeman retiring? 11 15 +562 4 Mr . Freeman said in August that he would retire by the end of this year to take " executive responsibility " for an embarrassing effort to discredit banker Edmond Safra . for an embarrassing effort Why was the effort embarrassing? 22 26 +562 4 Mr . Freeman said in August that he would retire by the end of this year to take " executive responsibility " for an embarrassing effort to discredit banker Edmond Safra . discredit banker how did he try to discredit? 27 29 +562 4 Mr . Freeman said in August that he would retire by the end of this year to take " executive responsibility " for an embarrassing effort to discredit banker Edmond Safra . effort to discredit banker Edmond Safra How was this action undertaken? 25 31 +562 4 Mr . Freeman said in August that he would retire by the end of this year to take " executive responsibility " for an embarrassing effort to discredit banker Edmond Safra . embarrassing effort What was the effort? 24 26 +562 5 American Express representatives apparently influenced the publication of unfavorable articles about Mr . Safra . unfavorable articles What were the unfavorable articles about? 8 10 +562 5 American Express representatives apparently influenced the publication of unfavorable articles about Mr . Safra . unfavorable What is American Express's problem with Mr. Safra? 8 9 +562 5 American Express representatives apparently influenced the publication of unfavorable articles about Mr . Safra . apparently Has it been proven? 3 4 +563 1 Investors dumped stocks of big companies whose earnings fluctuate with the economy . big companies Which big companies? 4 6 +563 1 Investors dumped stocks of big companies whose earnings fluctuate with the economy . fluctuate with the economy How do they fluctuate? 8 12 +563 1 Investors dumped stocks of big companies whose earnings fluctuate with the economy . dumped stocks why did they dump? 1 3 +563 1 Investors dumped stocks of big companies whose earnings fluctuate with the economy . Investors dumped stocks Which investors? 0 3 +563 1 Investors dumped stocks of big companies whose earnings fluctuate with the economy . big companies What companies? 4 6 +563 2 Many of those " cyclical " issues are in the Dow Jones Industrial Average , which fell 26 . 23 to 2662 . 91 . fell 26 . 23 to 2662 . 91 In what time period did the Dow Jones Industrial Average fall? 16 24 +563 2 Many of those " cyclical " issues are in the Dow Jones Industrial Average , which fell 26 . 23 to 2662 . 91 . " cyclical " is it not actually cyclical? 3 6 +563 2 Many of those " cyclical " issues are in the Dow Jones Industrial Average , which fell 26 . 23 to 2662 . 91 . Dow Jones Industrial Average , What is the Dow Joes Industrial Average? 10 15 +563 3 Declining issues on the New York Stock Exchange outpaced advancers , 1 , 012 to 501 . 1 , 012 to 501 What is the time period in which this occurred? 11 16 +563 3 Declining issues on the New York Stock Exchange outpaced advancers , 1 , 012 to 501 . outpaced advancers , Who were the advancers? 8 11 +563 4 Recession fears are springing up again among investors . investors Do all investors feel this way or only some? 7 8 +563 4 Recession fears are springing up again among investors . Recession fears Why do people have fears of the recession coming? 0 2 +563 4 Recession fears are springing up again among investors . Recession fears are all investors fearing? 0 2 +563 4 Recession fears are springing up again among investors . investors Who are the biggest investors? 7 8 +563 5 Analysts say that the selling of cyclical stocks yesterday will be followed by a sell - off in shares of companies with big debt loads on their balance sheets . big debt loads What is the quantifier for \"big\"? 22 25 +563 5 Analysts say that the selling of cyclical stocks yesterday will be followed by a sell - off in shares of companies with big debt loads on their balance sheets . Analysts say that the selling of cyclical stocks Which analysts? 0 8 +563 5 Analysts say that the selling of cyclical stocks yesterday will be followed by a sell - off in shares of companies with big debt loads on their balance sheets . big debt loads Whats the total of these debt loads? 22 25 +564 3 The two developments put the acquisition attempt back to square one and leaves the airline with an array of unresolved matters , including an unsettled labor situation and a management scrambling to restore its damaged credibility . damaged how did it become damaged? 34 35 +564 3 The two developments put the acquisition attempt back to square one and leaves the airline with an array of unresolved matters , including an unsettled labor situation and a management scrambling to restore its damaged credibility . unsettled labor situation What is the situation? 24 27 +564 3 The two developments put the acquisition attempt back to square one and leaves the airline with an array of unresolved matters , including an unsettled labor situation and a management scrambling to restore its damaged credibility . unsettled labor situation What is the unsettled labor situation? 24 27 +564 3 The two developments put the acquisition attempt back to square one and leaves the airline with an array of unresolved matters , including an unsettled labor situation and a management scrambling to restore its damaged credibility . damaged credibility Why is it's credibility damaged? 34 36 +564 5 Just last week it suffered another major setback when British Airways PLC , the largest equity investor in the labor - management bid , withdrew its support . last week which week? 1 3 +565 1 At Lloyd ' s of London , underwriters still scratch out policies using fountain pens and blotting paper . Lloyd ' s of is it a bank? 1 5 +565 1 At Lloyd ' s of London , underwriters still scratch out policies using fountain pens and blotting paper . fountain pens and blotting paper Why are they using such old methods of recordkeeping in a digital age? 13 18 +565 2 Visitors are ushered into the premises by red - frocked doormen known as waiters , a reminder of the insurance market ' s origins in a coffeehouse in 17th century London . red - frocked what is a red frock? 7 10 +565 2 Visitors are ushered into the premises by red - frocked doormen known as waiters , a reminder of the insurance market ' s origins in a coffeehouse in 17th century London . in a coffeehouse What was the original name of the coffeehouse? 24 27 +565 2 Visitors are ushered into the premises by red - frocked doormen known as waiters , a reminder of the insurance market ' s origins in a coffeehouse in 17th century London . red - frocked doormen What's the basis for the red frock? 7 11 +565 3 Such trappings suggest a glorious past but give no hint of a troubled present . troubled present What is the troubled present? 12 14 +565 3 Such trappings suggest a glorious past but give no hint of a troubled present . a troubled present What is troubled about the present? 11 14 +565 3 Such trappings suggest a glorious past but give no hint of a troubled present . a troubled present Why is the company currently struggling? 11 14 +565 3 Such trappings suggest a glorious past but give no hint of a troubled present . a troubled present Why is the present incarnation troubled? 11 14 +565 4 Lloyd ' s , once a pillar of the world insurance market , is being shaken to its very foundation . being shaken why is it shaken? 14 16 +565 4 Lloyd ' s , once a pillar of the world insurance market , is being shaken to its very foundation . shaken Why is Lloyd's being shaken to its very foundation? 15 16 +565 4 Lloyd ' s , once a pillar of the world insurance market , is being shaken to its very foundation . shaken to its very foundation What is causing Lloyd's such trouble? 15 20 +565 5 The 301 - year - old exchange is battered by enormous claims from a decade - long run of unprecedented disasters , the most recent of which is last week ' s earthquake in California ' s Bay Area . a decade - long run Were there just fewer disasters in the previous decades, or are more people using Lloyd's now that weren't before? 13 18 +566 1 The airline industry ' s fortunes , in dazzling shape for most of the year , have taken a sudden turn for the worse in the past few weeks . sudden turn for the worse Why has the airline industry's fortunes taken a sudden turn for the worse? 19 24 +566 1 The airline industry ' s fortunes , in dazzling shape for most of the year , have taken a sudden turn for the worse in the past few weeks . turn for the worse Why have the airline industry's fortunes taken a sudden turn for the worse in the past few weeks? 20 24 +566 1 The airline industry ' s fortunes , in dazzling shape for most of the year , have taken a sudden turn for the worse in the past few weeks . fortunes , What are the fortunes? 5 7 +566 1 The airline industry ' s fortunes , in dazzling shape for most of the year , have taken a sudden turn for the worse in the past few weeks . taken a sudden turn What is the cause of this turn around? 17 21 +566 2 Citing rising fuel costs , promotional fare cuts and a general slowdown in travel , several major carriers have posted or are expected to post relatively poor third - quarter results . post relatively poor how poor will they be? 24 27 +566 2 Citing rising fuel costs , promotional fare cuts and a general slowdown in travel , several major carriers have posted or are expected to post relatively poor third - quarter results . major carriers Which major carriers are posting poor third-quarter results? 16 18 +566 2 Citing rising fuel costs , promotional fare cuts and a general slowdown in travel , several major carriers have posted or are expected to post relatively poor third - quarter results . poor third - quarter results How do these results differ from first-quarter results? 26 31 +566 2 Citing rising fuel costs , promotional fare cuts and a general slowdown in travel , several major carriers have posted or are expected to post relatively poor third - quarter results . rising fuel costs , Why are the costs rising? 1 5 +566 2 Citing rising fuel costs , promotional fare cuts and a general slowdown in travel , several major carriers have posted or are expected to post relatively poor third - quarter results . promotional fare cuts Who decides these cuts? 5 8 +566 2 Citing rising fuel costs , promotional fare cuts and a general slowdown in travel , several major carriers have posted or are expected to post relatively poor third - quarter results . general slowdown Is there a reason for the slow down? 10 12 +566 3 Yesterday , USAir Group Inc . , recently one of the industry ' s stellar performers , posted a worse - than - expected $ 77 . 7 million net loss for the period . Yesterday , which year is this? 0 2 +566 3 Yesterday , USAir Group Inc . , recently one of the industry ' s stellar performers , posted a worse - than - expected $ 77 . 7 million net loss for the period . stellar performers , In addition to USAir Group Inc., what other airlines that have been stellar performers are also seeing net operating losses? 14 17 +566 3 Yesterday , USAir Group Inc . , recently one of the industry ' s stellar performers , posted a worse - than - expected $ 77 . 7 million net loss for the period . stellar performers , What made them stellar? 14 17 +566 3 Yesterday , USAir Group Inc . , recently one of the industry ' s stellar performers , posted a worse - than - expected $ 77 . 7 million net loss for the period . worse - than - expected What were the expectations? 19 24 +566 4 So far , the industry ' s fourth quarter isn ' t looking too strong either , prompting many analysts to slash earning projections for the rest of the year by as much as one - fourth . slash earning projections What are the benefits to the airline industry to slash earning projections for the remainder of the year? 21 24 +566 4 So far , the industry ' s fourth quarter isn ' t looking too strong either , prompting many analysts to slash earning projections for the rest of the year by as much as one - fourth . isn ' t looking too strong either , What is the cause? 9 17 +566 5 And they say the outlook for 1990 is nearly as bad . outlook for how are they determining it? 4 6 +566 5 And they say the outlook for 1990 is nearly as bad . outlook for 1990 What is the outlook for 1990? 4 7 +566 5 And they say the outlook for 1990 is nearly as bad . outlook for 1990 Why does the airline industry believe that 1990 will also experience significant net losses? 4 7 +566 5 And they say the outlook for 1990 is nearly as bad . they say Who is they that said that? 1 3 +566 5 And they say the outlook for 1990 is nearly as bad . nearly as bad How do they know it will be bad? 8 11 +567 1 London share prices closed sharply lower Tuesday on the back of Wall Street ' s steep drop and renewed fears over U . K . economic fundamentals . renewed fears Why are there already fears about the UK economic system? 18 20 +567 1 London share prices closed sharply lower Tuesday on the back of Wall Street ' s steep drop and renewed fears over U . K . economic fundamentals . closed sharply why did it drop sharply? 3 5 +567 1 London share prices closed sharply lower Tuesday on the back of Wall Street ' s steep drop and renewed fears over U . K . economic fundamentals . sharply lower How low did prices go? 4 6 +567 2 Tokyo ' s winning streak came to an end , and stocks fell in Frankfurt and across Europe as well . winning streak How did Japan have a winning streak going on with their stocks? 3 5 +567 2 Tokyo ' s winning streak came to an end , and stocks fell in Frankfurt and across Europe as well . winning streak how long was the streak? 3 5 +567 2 Tokyo ' s winning streak came to an end , and stocks fell in Frankfurt and across Europe as well . stocks fell What caused stocks to fall? 11 13 +567 5 Dealers said the initial pressure came from mildly disappointing U . K . trade figures for September and a worrisome report by the Confederation of British Industry that a decline in orders for manufactured goods is depressing both business optimism and investment plans for the coming year . decline in orders Why is there a decline in orders for manufactured goods? 29 32 +567 5 Dealers said the initial pressure came from mildly disappointing U . K . trade figures for September and a worrisome report by the Confederation of British Industry that a decline in orders for manufactured goods is depressing both business optimism and investment plans for the coming year . depressing both business optimism Why is this decline harming the optimism of businesses? 36 40 +568 1 Benjamin Jacobson & Sons has been the New York Stock Exchange specialist firm in charge of trading stock in UAL Corp . and its predecessors since the early 1930s . predecessors what were the predecessors? 24 25 +568 1 Benjamin Jacobson & Sons has been the New York Stock Exchange specialist firm in charge of trading stock in UAL Corp . and its predecessors since the early 1930s . its predecessors Who were the predecessors? 23 25 +568 1 Benjamin Jacobson & Sons has been the New York Stock Exchange specialist firm in charge of trading stock in UAL Corp . and its predecessors since the early 1930s . predecessors Who were the predecessors? 24 25 +568 1 Benjamin Jacobson & Sons has been the New York Stock Exchange specialist firm in charge of trading stock in UAL Corp . and its predecessors since the early 1930s . and its predecessors Who were its predecessors? 22 25 +568 2 But the firm has never had a day like yesterday . yesterday what happened? 9 10 +568 2 But the firm has never had a day like yesterday . yesterday What happened yesterday - why was it special? 9 10 +568 2 But the firm has never had a day like yesterday . yesterday What happened at the firm yesterday? 9 10 +568 3 At first UAL didn ' t open because of an order imbalance . order imbalance what does that mean? 10 12 +568 3 At first UAL didn ' t open because of an order imbalance . order imbalance What is an order imbalance? 10 12 +568 3 At first UAL didn ' t open because of an order imbalance . order imbalance What is an order imbalance? 10 12 +568 4 When it did a half - hour into the session , it was priced at $ 150 a share , down more than $ 28 from Monday ' s close . Monday ' s close How high was it on Monday? 26 30 +568 5 It sank further to as low as $ 145 , but a big rally developed in the last half hour , pushing the stock back up to close at $ 170 , down just $ 8 . 375 from Monday . a big rally developed Why did the rally happen? 11 15 +569 1 People start their own businesses for many reasons . start How do people start their own businesses? 1 2 +569 1 People start their own businesses for many reasons . many How many reasons are there? 6 7 +569 1 People start their own businesses for many reasons . businesses What type of businesses? 4 5 +569 2 But a chance to fill out sales - tax records is rarely one of them . sales - tax records why would they want that? 6 10 +569 2 But a chance to fill out sales - tax records is rarely one of them . chance Why is it a chance to fill out sales-tax records? 2 3 +569 2 But a chance to fill out sales - tax records is rarely one of them . fill How are sales-tax records filled out? 4 5 +569 2 But a chance to fill out sales - tax records is rarely one of them . rarely Why is there rarely a chance to fill out sales-tax records? 11 12 +569 3 Red tape is the bugaboo of small business . Red tape What is red tape referring to here? 0 2 +569 3 Red tape is the bugaboo of small business . bugaboo what is a bugaboo? 4 5 +569 3 Red tape is the bugaboo of small business . Red Why is the tape red? 0 1 +569 3 Red tape is the bugaboo of small business . bugaboo Why is the tape compared to a bugaboo? 4 5 +569 3 Red tape is the bugaboo of small business . business Why is the business small? 7 8 +569 3 Red tape is the bugaboo of small business . Red tape How is red tape the bugaboo of small businesses? 0 2 +569 4 Ironically , the person who wants to run his or her own business is probably the active , results - oriented sort most likely to hate meeting the rules and record - keeping demands of federal , state and local regulators . hate meeting the rules and record - keeping demands Do most of these people hire others to take the responsibility of record-keeping? 25 34 +569 4 Ironically , the person who wants to run his or her own business is probably the active , results - oriented sort most likely to hate meeting the rules and record - keeping demands of federal , state and local regulators . Ironically , why is it ironic? 0 2 +569 4 Ironically , the person who wants to run his or her own business is probably the active , results - oriented sort most likely to hate meeting the rules and record - keeping demands of federal , state and local regulators . probably Why is there a probability that people who run their own businesses hate rules and demands by the federal, state and local regulations? 14 15 +569 4 Ironically , the person who wants to run his or her own business is probably the active , results - oriented sort most likely to hate meeting the rules and record - keeping demands of federal , state and local regulators . hate Why do the business owners hate meeting rules and regulations? 25 26 +569 4 Ironically , the person who wants to run his or her own business is probably the active , results - oriented sort most likely to hate meeting the rules and record - keeping demands of federal , state and local regulators . meeting How do the business owners meet the rules and regulations? 26 27 +569 5 Yet every business owner has to face the mound of forms and regulations - - and often is the only one available to tackle it . mound Why are there so many forms and regulations? 8 9 +569 5 Yet every business owner has to face the mound of forms and regulations - - and often is the only one available to tackle it . only Why is the business owner the only one available to work at meeting federal, state and local regulations? 19 20 +569 5 Yet every business owner has to face the mound of forms and regulations - - and often is the only one available to tackle it . has How are the rules and regulations enforced? 4 5 +569 5 Yet every business owner has to face the mound of forms and regulations - - and often is the only one available to tackle it . forms and regulations What types of forms and regulations are in small businesses? 10 13 +570 1 The following were among yesterday ' s offerings and pricings in the U . S . and non - U . S . capital markets , with terms and syndicate manager , as compiled by Dow Jones Capital Markets Report : following What were the following among yesterday's offerings and pricings? 1 2 +570 2 Exxon Capital Corp . - - $ 200 million of 8 1 / 4 % notes due Nov . 1 , 1999 , priced at 99 . 60 to yield 8 . 31 % . 8 1 / 4 % notes what are 8 percent notes? 10 16 +570 2 Exxon Capital Corp . - - $ 200 million of 8 1 / 4 % notes due Nov . 1 , 1999 , priced at 99 . 60 to yield 8 . 31 % . 8 1 / 4 % notes I have no idea what this means? 10 16 +570 2 Exxon Capital Corp . - - $ 200 million of 8 1 / 4 % notes due Nov . 1 , 1999 , priced at 99 . 60 to yield 8 . 31 % . to yield 8 . 31 % Does that mean an 8.31% increase? 28 34 +570 3 The notes , which are noncallable , were priced at a spread of 45 basis points above the Treasury ' s 10 - year note . noncallable , what does noncallable mean? 5 7 +570 3 The notes , which are noncallable , were priced at a spread of 45 basis points above the Treasury ' s 10 - year note . 45 basis points What is a basis point? 13 16 +570 3 The notes , which are noncallable , were priced at a spread of 45 basis points above the Treasury ' s 10 - year note . priced at a spread Why were they priced that way? 8 12 +570 3 The notes , which are noncallable , were priced at a spread of 45 basis points above the Treasury ' s 10 - year note . Treasury ' s 10 - year note What was the value of the 10-year note? 18 25 +570 4 Rated triple - A by both Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . and Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , the issue will be sold through Salomon Brothers Inc . triple - A what is a triple a rating? 1 4 +570 4 Rated triple - A by both Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . and Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , the issue will be sold through Salomon Brothers Inc . triple - A What constitutes a AAA rating? 1 4 +571 1 Insiders have been selling shares in Dun & Bradstreet Corp . , the huge credit - information concern . selling shares Why have they been selling these shares? 3 5 +571 1 Insiders have been selling shares in Dun & Bradstreet Corp . , the huge credit - information concern . Insiders have been selling Why have insiders been selling? 0 4 +571 1 Insiders have been selling shares in Dun & Bradstreet Corp . , the huge credit - information concern . shares Why have insiders been selling shares in Dun & Bradstreet? 4 5 +571 2 Six top executives at the New York - based company sold shares in August and September . August and September of which year? 13 16 +571 2 Six top executives at the New York - based company sold shares in August and September . Six top executives Why haven't they gotten into trouble for this? 0 3 +571 2 Six top executives at the New York - based company sold shares in August and September . company sold shares Why were they selling shares? 9 12 +571 2 Six top executives at the New York - based company sold shares in August and September . Six top executives Who are the six top executives who sold shares? 0 3 +571 3 Four of those insiders sold more than half their holdings . Four of those insiders Which four insiders? 0 4 +571 3 Four of those insiders sold more than half their holdings . more than half their holdings they must really be concerned right? 5 10 +571 3 Four of those insiders sold more than half their holdings . more than half their holdings . What is happening that they are selling more than half their holdings? 5 11 +571 3 Four of those insiders sold more than half their holdings . insiders Who are the four insiders who sold more than half of their holdings? 3 4 +571 4 The stock , in New York Stock Exchange composite trading yesterday , closed at $ 51 . 75 , up 62 . 5 cents , well below the $ 56 . 13 to $ 60 a share the insiders received for their shares . well below how did insiders receive the tip to sell at this moment? 25 27 +571 5 Much of the recent slide in Dun & Bradstreet ' s stock came late last week , after negative comments by analysts at Merrill Lynch & Co . and Goldman , Sachs & Co . after negative comments What were the negative comments? 17 20 +571 5 Much of the recent slide in Dun & Bradstreet ' s stock came late last week , after negative comments by analysts at Merrill Lynch & Co . and Goldman , Sachs & Co . negative comments what did they say exactly? 18 20 +571 5 Much of the recent slide in Dun & Bradstreet ' s stock came late last week , after negative comments by analysts at Merrill Lynch & Co . and Goldman , Sachs & Co . Merrill Lynch & Co . and Goldman , Sachs & Co Why did those analysts make negative comments? 23 34 +571 5 Much of the recent slide in Dun & Bradstreet ' s stock came late last week , after negative comments by analysts at Merrill Lynch & Co . and Goldman , Sachs & Co . after negative comments What were these negative comments about? 17 20 +571 5 Much of the recent slide in Dun & Bradstreet ' s stock came late last week , after negative comments by analysts at Merrill Lynch & Co . and Goldman , Sachs & Co . negative comments What were the negative comments made by analysts? 18 20 +572 1 When the good fairy assigned to Slovakia hovered over the cradle of Edita Gruberova many years ago in Bratislava , she sprinkled her with high E flats , sparkling Ds , clean trills , and coloratura ornaments silvery as magic dust . the good fairy assigned to Slovakia Why was the fairy assigned to Slovakia? 1 7 +572 2 Maybe she could drop by at the Metropolitan Opera and bring along what she forgot , a little charm , a few smidgins of thespian skills and a nice wig . a little charm , Why does the author not consider Gruberova charming? 16 20 +572 3 Cast as Violetta Valery in a new production of Verdi ' s " La Traviata , " Ms . Gruberova last week did many things nicely and others not so well . Gruberova last week did many things nicely What things did Gruberova do nicely? 19 26 +572 3 Cast as Violetta Valery in a new production of Verdi ' s " La Traviata , " Ms . Gruberova last week did many things nicely and others not so well . and others not so well . What things did she not do well? 26 32 +572 3 Cast as Violetta Valery in a new production of Verdi ' s " La Traviata , " Ms . Gruberova last week did many things nicely and others not so well . others not so well What did she not do well? 27 31 +572 3 Cast as Violetta Valery in a new production of Verdi ' s " La Traviata , " Ms . Gruberova last week did many things nicely and others not so well . others not so well How did she fail? 27 31 +572 3 Cast as Violetta Valery in a new production of Verdi ' s " La Traviata , " Ms . Gruberova last week did many things nicely and others not so well . others not so well What did she do poorly? 27 31 +572 3 Cast as Violetta Valery in a new production of Verdi ' s " La Traviata , " Ms . Gruberova last week did many things nicely and others not so well . many things nicely What did she do well? 23 26 +572 4 It isn ' t every day that we hear a Violetta who can sing the first act ' s high - flying music with all the little notes perfectly pitched and neatly stitched together . high - flying music Why is it described in this way? 19 23 +572 5 Never once did she gasp for air or mop her brow . Never once did she gasp Why did she not need to gasp for air? 0 5 +573 1 Few people are aware that the federal government lends almost as much money as it borrows . lends almost how does that work? 8 10 +573 1 Few people are aware that the federal government lends almost as much money as it borrows . Few people are aware What people are in the know? 0 4 +573 2 From 1980 to 1988 , while federal budget deficits totaled $ 1 . 41 trillion , the government issued $ 394 billion of new direct loans and an additional $ 756 billion of new primary loan guarantees . new direct loans What is the difference between new direct loans and new primary loan guarantees? 23 26 +573 3 These figures omit secondary guarantees , deposit insurance , and the activities of Government - Sponsored Enterprises ( a huge concern in its own right , as detailed on this page May 3 ) . secondary guarantees , what are secondary guarantees? 3 6 +573 3 These figures omit secondary guarantees , deposit insurance , and the activities of Government - Sponsored Enterprises ( a huge concern in its own right , as detailed on this page May 3 ) . secondary guarantees , What is a secondary guarantee? 3 6 +573 3 These figures omit secondary guarantees , deposit insurance , and the activities of Government - Sponsored Enterprises ( a huge concern in its own right , as detailed on this page May 3 ) . ( a huge concern Why is this a huge concern? 17 21 +573 3 These figures omit secondary guarantees , deposit insurance , and the activities of Government - Sponsored Enterprises ( a huge concern in its own right , as detailed on this page May 3 ) . omit How much do these figures amount to? 2 3 +573 4 Federal credit programs date back to the New Deal , and were meant to break even financially . New Deal , when was the new deal? 7 10 +573 4 Federal credit programs date back to the New Deal , and were meant to break even financially . New Deal , What is the new deal and when was it? 7 10 +573 4 Federal credit programs date back to the New Deal , and were meant to break even financially . New Deal , What is the New Deal? 7 10 +573 5 Since the 1950s , federal lending has experienced extraordinary growth in credit volume , subsidy rates , and policy applications , spurred on by the growth of government in general and budget gimmicks and deceptive management in particular . budget gimmicks What kind of gimmicks? 31 33 +573 5 Since the 1950s , federal lending has experienced extraordinary growth in credit volume , subsidy rates , and policy applications , spurred on by the growth of government in general and budget gimmicks and deceptive management in particular . deceptive management How has the management been deceptive? 34 36 +574 1 Soichiro Honda ' s picture now hangs with Henry Ford ' s in the U . S . Automotive Hall of Fame , and the game - show " Jeopardy " is soon to be Sony - owned . Sony - owned why are they buying it? 35 38 +574 1 Soichiro Honda ' s picture now hangs with Henry Ford ' s in the U . S . Automotive Hall of Fame , and the game - show " Jeopardy " is soon to be Sony - owned . " Jeopardy " is soon to be Sony - owned Why is Sony going to own Jeopardy? 28 38 +574 1 Soichiro Honda ' s picture now hangs with Henry Ford ' s in the U . S . Automotive Hall of Fame , and the game - show " Jeopardy " is soon to be Sony - owned . U . S . Automotive Hall of Fame , Why is Soichiro Honda in the US Hall of fame? 14 23 +574 1 Soichiro Honda ' s picture now hangs with Henry Ford ' s in the U . S . Automotive Hall of Fame , and the game - show " Jeopardy " is soon to be Sony - owned . " Jeopardy " what is jeopardy? 28 31 +574 1 Soichiro Honda ' s picture now hangs with Henry Ford ' s in the U . S . Automotive Hall of Fame , and the game - show " Jeopardy " is soon to be Sony - owned . Sony - owned how much they did pay for this? 35 38 +574 2 But no matter how much Japan gets under our skin , we ' ll still have mom and apple pie . no matter how much Japan gets under our skin , WHy would Japan get under your skin? 1 11 +574 2 But no matter how much Japan gets under our skin , we ' ll still have mom and apple pie . Japan Why is Japan in an American hall of fame? Wouldn't it then be an international hall of fame? 5 6 +574 2 But no matter how much Japan gets under our skin , we ' ll still have mom and apple pie . Japan what does japan do? 5 6 +574 3 On second thought , make that just mom . mom what about apple pie? 7 8 +574 3 On second thought , make that just mom . make that just mom What happened to our Apple Pie? 4 8 +574 3 On second thought , make that just mom . make that what is she going to make? 4 6 +574 4 A Japanese apple called the Fuji is cropping up in orchards the way Hondas did on U . S . roads . Fuji is cropping up in orchards Why are Fuji apples cropping up? 5 11 +574 4 A Japanese apple called the Fuji is cropping up in orchards the way Hondas did on U . S . roads . apple called the Fuji how does this apple look like? 2 6 +574 5 By 1995 it will be planted more often than any other apple tree , according to a recent survey of six apple - industry sages by Washington State University horticulturist Robert Norton . planted more often than any other apple tree , Why will it be planted more than any other apple tree? 5 14 +574 5 By 1995 it will be planted more often than any other apple tree , according to a recent survey of six apple - industry sages by Washington State University horticulturist Robert Norton . more often than any other apple tree , Why is this apple tree better than the others? 6 14 +574 5 By 1995 it will be planted more often than any other apple tree , according to a recent survey of six apple - industry sages by Washington State University horticulturist Robert Norton . planted how many trees will be planted? 5 6 +575 1 Early this century , diamond mining in the magnificent dunes where the Namib Desert meets the Atlantic Ocean was a day at the beach . was a day at the beach Why was diamond mining a day at the beach? 18 24 +575 1 Early this century , diamond mining in the magnificent dunes where the Namib Desert meets the Atlantic Ocean was a day at the beach . day at the beach How was diamond mining a day at the beach where the Namib meets the Atlantic Ocean? 20 24 +575 1 Early this century , diamond mining in the magnificent dunes where the Namib Desert meets the Atlantic Ocean was a day at the beach . magnificent dunes Why are they called the magnificent dunes? 8 10 +575 1 Early this century , diamond mining in the magnificent dunes where the Namib Desert meets the Atlantic Ocean was a day at the beach . was a day at the beach How was mining a day at the beach? 18 24 +575 1 Early this century , diamond mining in the magnificent dunes where the Namib Desert meets the Atlantic Ocean was a day at the beach . was a day at the beach Why was it a day at the beach? Does this mean it was easy? 18 24 +575 1 Early this century , diamond mining in the magnificent dunes where the Namib Desert meets the Atlantic Ocean was a day at the beach . Namib where is that desert? 12 13 +575 2 Men would crawl in the sand looking for shiny stones . Men Are these miners or just local people? 0 1 +575 2 Men would crawl in the sand looking for shiny stones . shiny stones Were all the shiny stones found diamonds? 8 10 +575 2 Men would crawl in the sand looking for shiny stones . sand looking for were they easy to find? 5 8 +575 3 It was as easy as collecting sea shells at Malibu . easy What is easy about collecting shells at Malibu? 3 4 +575 4 Men are still combing the beach with shovels and hand brushes , searching for that unusual glint . shovels and hand brushes , Are these the proper tools for diamond mining on the sand? 7 12 +575 5 But only after a fleet of 336 gargantuan earthmoving vehicles belonging to De Beers Consolidated Mines Ltd . , the world ' s diamond kingpins , do their work . gargantuan earthmoving vehicles How large were these vehicles? 7 10 +575 5 But only after a fleet of 336 gargantuan earthmoving vehicles belonging to De Beers Consolidated Mines Ltd . , the world ' s diamond kingpins , do their work . the world ' s diamond kingpins , How did they become kingpins? 19 26 +575 5 But only after a fleet of 336 gargantuan earthmoving vehicles belonging to De Beers Consolidated Mines Ltd . , the world ' s diamond kingpins , do their work . 336 gargantuan will they make more of these too? 6 8 +576 1 Japan has climbed up from the ashes of World War II and a gross national product of about $ 800 per capita to reach the heavyweight class among industrialized nations . $ 800 per capita is that considered high? 18 22 +576 1 Japan has climbed up from the ashes of World War II and a gross national product of about $ 800 per capita to reach the heavyweight class among industrialized nations . gross national product what gross national product? 13 16 +576 1 Japan has climbed up from the ashes of World War II and a gross national product of about $ 800 per capita to reach the heavyweight class among industrialized nations . heavyweight class What is the heavyweight class? 25 27 +576 2 Now this remarkable economic growth seems to be coming to an end because the government has not converted itself into a modern , democratic , " developed nation " mode of operation . " developed nation " why is it quoted? 25 29 +576 2 Now this remarkable economic growth seems to be coming to an end because the government has not converted itself into a modern , democratic , " developed nation " mode of operation . economic growth seems to be coming to an end Why does a modern democratic developed nation mode of operation matter to a country's economic growth? 3 12 +576 2 Now this remarkable economic growth seems to be coming to an end because the government has not converted itself into a modern , democratic , " developed nation " mode of operation . converted itself How could the government convert itself into a modern, democratic developed nation mode of operation? 17 19 +576 3 Until 1980 , when Japan joined the $ 10 , 000 per capita GNP club of the advanced countries , it was a model developing nation . GNP what is GNP? 13 14 +576 4 The government built ports , bridges , highways , schools , hospitals and railways . hospitals and railways what about airports? 11 14 +576 5 When industries were weak , it protected them . it protected them What protected them? 5 8 +576 5 When industries were weak , it protected them . it protected them What protected them? 5 8 +577 1 Defense intellectuals have complained for years that the Pentagon cannot determine priorities because it has no strategy . intellectuals Who are these intellectuals? 1 2 +577 1 Defense intellectuals have complained for years that the Pentagon cannot determine priorities because it has no strategy . Defense intellectuals Who are the defense intellectuals who have complained? 0 2 +577 1 Defense intellectuals have complained for years that the Pentagon cannot determine priorities because it has no strategy . Defense intellectuals Which defense intellectuals? 0 2 +577 2 Last April , the new defense secretary , Richard Cheney , acknowledged that , " given an ideal world , we ' d have a nice , neat , orderly process . " given an ideal world , what about in the real world? 14 20 +577 2 Last April , the new defense secretary , Richard Cheney , acknowledged that , " given an ideal world , we ' d have a nice , neat , orderly process . Richard Cheney , Why was Richard the new defense secretary? 8 11 +577 3 We ' d do the strategy and then we ' d come around and do the budget . the budget can they be done at the same time? 15 17 +577 3 We ' d do the strategy and then we ' d come around and do the budget . strategy What is the strategy? 5 6 +577 4 This city doesn ' t work that way . " With a five - year defense plan costing more than $ 1 . 6 trillion , it ' s about time we put together a defense strategy that works in Washington . strategy that works What didn't work before? 36 39 +577 5 This won ' t happen until strategists come down from their ivory tower and learn to work in the real world of limited budgets and uncertain futures . strategists Who are the strategists? 6 7 +578 1 Dennis Farney ' s Oct . 13 page - one article " River of Despair , " about the poverty along the Mississippi , fanned childhood memories of when my parents were sharecroppers in southeastern Arkansas , only a few miles from the river . sharecroppers Whose parents were sharecroppers? 32 33 +578 2 Although we were white , the same economic factors affected us as affects the black people Mr . Farney writes about . were white , are they not white anymore? 2 5 +578 2 Although we were white , the same economic factors affected us as affects the black people Mr . Farney writes about . economic factors which economic factors? 7 9 +578 3 Fortunately , an aunt with a college degree bought a small farm and moved us 50 miles north to good schools and an environment that opened the world of opportunity for me as an eight - year - old . an aunt with a college degree What was her college degree? 2 8 +578 3 Fortunately , an aunt with a college degree bought a small farm and moved us 50 miles north to good schools and an environment that opened the world of opportunity for me as an eight - year - old . farm Where was the farm that was 50 miles north? 11 12 +578 4 Though I ' ve been blessed with academic degrees and some success in the materialistic world , I ' ve never forgotten or lost contact with those memories of the 1930s . academic degrees What academic degrees has he been blessed with? 7 9 +578 5 Most of the land in that and other parts of the Delta are now owned by second , third or fourth generations of the same families . second , third or fourth how many generations total? 16 21 +579 1 Wham ! Bam ! Twice in two weeks the unraveling of the on - again , off - again UAL buy - out slammed the stock market . unraveling of the on - again , off - again Whys is the stock market being so affected by the on again off again pattern? 9 19 +579 1 Wham ! Bam ! Twice in two weeks the unraveling of the on - again , off - again UAL buy - out slammed the stock market . Twice in two weeks Why was it twice in two weeks? 4 8 +579 1 Wham ! Bam ! Twice in two weeks the unraveling of the on - again , off - again UAL buy - out slammed the stock market . on - again , Why is the UAL buy-out on-again off-again? 12 16 +579 1 Wham ! Bam ! Twice in two weeks the unraveling of the on - again , off - again UAL buy - out slammed the stock market . slammed Why is the stock market slamming the on-again off-again UAL buy-out? 23 24 +579 1 Wham ! Bam ! Twice in two weeks the unraveling of the on - again , off - again UAL buy - out slammed the stock market . buy - out Why is the UAL buy-out on-again and off-again? 20 23 +579 1 Wham ! Bam ! Twice in two weeks the unraveling of the on - again , off - again UAL buy - out slammed the stock market . UAL What is UAL? 19 20 +579 2 Now , stock prices seem to be in a general retreat . retreat why are they retreating? 10 11 +579 2 Now , stock prices seem to be in a general retreat . general retreat What is the correlation between the retreat of stock prices and the on again off again pattern? 9 11 +579 2 Now , stock prices seem to be in a general retreat . general retreat Why are they retreating? 9 11 +579 2 Now , stock prices seem to be in a general retreat . retreat Why are the stock prices retreating? 10 11 +579 2 Now , stock prices seem to be in a general retreat . stock prices Why are stock prices in a general retreat? 2 4 +579 3 Since peaking at 2791 . 41 on Oct . 9 , the Dow Jones Industrial Average has lost 194 . 69 points , or 7 % , closing Friday at 2596 . 72 , down 17 . 01 . lost 194 . 69 points , or 7 % Why is the Dow Jones Industrial Average losing so much? 17 26 +579 3 Since peaking at 2791 . 41 on Oct . 9 , the Dow Jones Industrial Average has lost 194 . 69 points , or 7 % , closing Friday at 2596 . 72 , down 17 . 01 . Since peaking at 2791 . 41 What caused the peak and decline of the industry? 0 6 +579 3 Since peaking at 2791 . 41 on Oct . 9 , the Dow Jones Industrial Average has lost 194 . 69 points , or 7 % , closing Friday at 2596 . 72 , down 17 . 01 . peaking Why did the stock peak at 2791.41 on Oct 9? 1 2 +579 4 The number of issues falling on the New York Stock Exchange each day is eclipsing the number of gainers . eclipsing the number of gainers what are gainers? 14 19 +579 4 The number of issues falling on the New York Stock Exchange each day is eclipsing the number of gainers . number of issues falling on the What are the issues that are falling onto the Stock exchange? 1 7 +579 4 The number of issues falling on the New York Stock Exchange each day is eclipsing the number of gainers . falling Why are the issues falling on the New York Stock Exchange? 4 5 +579 4 The number of issues falling on the New York Stock Exchange each day is eclipsing the number of gainers . eclipsing Why have the number of issues falling eclipsed the number of gainers? 14 15 +579 5 And the number of stocks hitting new lows far outstrips the number setting new highs . stocks hitting new lows far outstrips the number What is the cause of such highs and lows? 4 12 +579 5 And the number of stocks hitting new lows far outstrips the number setting new highs . lows Why are stocks hitting new lows? 7 8 +579 5 And the number of stocks hitting new lows far outstrips the number setting new highs . outstrips Why are stocks hitting new lows outstripping the number of new highs? 9 10 +580 1 The municipal bond market is bracing for tough times through the end of the year as it struggles to absorb an oversupply of bonds and two of its best customers turn into sellers . municipal bond what are municipal bonds? 1 3 +580 1 The municipal bond market is bracing for tough times through the end of the year as it struggles to absorb an oversupply of bonds and two of its best customers turn into sellers . oversupply of bonds Why is there an oversupply of bonds? 21 24 +580 1 The municipal bond market is bracing for tough times through the end of the year as it struggles to absorb an oversupply of bonds and two of its best customers turn into sellers . oversupply of bonds Why is there an oversupply of bonds? 21 24 +580 1 The municipal bond market is bracing for tough times through the end of the year as it struggles to absorb an oversupply of bonds and two of its best customers turn into sellers . oversupply Why is there an oversupply of bonds? 21 22 +580 2 Commercial banks and property / casualty insurers , which together own about 36 % of all municipal bonds , have been dumping their securities for weeks . dumping their securities Why are commercial banks and property/casualty insurers dumping their securities? 21 24 +580 2 Commercial banks and property / casualty insurers , which together own about 36 % of all municipal bonds , have been dumping their securities for weeks . dumping their securities Dumping their securities? I am not sure what that means? 21 24 +580 2 Commercial banks and property / casualty insurers , which together own about 36 % of all municipal bonds , have been dumping their securities for weeks . dumping Why are commercial bans and property/casualty insurers dumping their securities? 21 22 +580 3 Last week , traders said , there were three institutional sellers for every buyer . institutional sellers what is an institutional seller? 9 11 +580 3 Last week , traders said , there were three institutional sellers for every buyer . three institutional sellers Why is the ratio between sellers and buyers so high? 8 11 +580 4 " Every day we ' re getting new bid lists " from would - be sellers , one trader said . " Most dealers cannot continue to absorb this supply . " dealers cannot continue to absorb this supply Why can't the dealers continue to absorb this? 23 30 +580 4 " Every day we ' re getting new bid lists " from would - be sellers , one trader said . " Most dealers cannot continue to absorb this supply . " cannot continue Why can't dealers absorb that many bids? 24 26 +580 5 As a result , yields on long - term muni bonds now stand at about 95 % of long - term Treasury yields , the highest such level in more than two years . muni is that an abbreviation? 9 10 +580 5 As a result , yields on long - term muni bonds now stand at about 95 % of long - term Treasury yields , the highest such level in more than two years . highest When was the last time the yields were that high? 25 26 +580 5 As a result , yields on long - term muni bonds now stand at about 95 % of long - term Treasury yields , the highest such level in more than two years . result , Result of what? 2 4 +581 1 The New York Mercantile Exchange , the world ' s chief oil futures marketplace , is at a critical juncture . critical juncture What is the critical juncture the New York Mercantile Exchange is at? 18 20 +581 1 The New York Mercantile Exchange , the world ' s chief oil futures marketplace , is at a critical juncture . is at a critical juncture Why is it at a critical juncture? 15 20 +581 2 Several longtime observers of the commodities industry think the fortunes of the Merc over the next decade will be determined to a large extent by how well its new natural gas futures contract does and how successful its new president is in raising the level of compliance by floor traders with exchange and Commodity Futures Trading Commission rules . Futures what are futures? 54 55 +581 2 Several longtime observers of the commodities industry think the fortunes of the Merc over the next decade will be determined to a large extent by how well its new natural gas futures contract does and how successful its new president is in raising the level of compliance by floor traders with exchange and Commodity Futures Trading Commission rules . Several longtime observers Which longtime observers? 0 3 +581 4 On Friday , the Merc ' s board announced that it had approved Sabine Pipe Line Co . ' s Henry Hub in Erath , La . , as the delivery site for its long - awaited natural gas futures contract . Friday , which friday? 1 3 +581 4 On Friday , the Merc ' s board announced that it had approved Sabine Pipe Line Co . ' s Henry Hub in Erath , La . , as the delivery site for its long - awaited natural gas futures contract . approved Why did Merc's board approve Henry Hub for the delivery site? 12 13 +581 4 On Friday , the Merc ' s board announced that it had approved Sabine Pipe Line Co . ' s Henry Hub in Erath , La . , as the delivery site for its long - awaited natural gas futures contract . announced that it had approved Why did they approve this? 8 13 +581 5 It also said that it would start trading the contract as soon as the CFTC approved it . contract What is the contract? 9 10 +581 5 It also said that it would start trading the contract as soon as the CFTC approved it . it would start trading the contract Why would they start trading the contract? 4 10 +582 1 In Bombay stock market circles , the buzzword is " mega . " At least 40 companies are coming to the capital market to raise $ 6 billion , an amount never thought possible in India . an amount never thought possible Why was this amount never thought possible? 29 34 +582 1 In Bombay stock market circles , the buzzword is " mega . " At least 40 companies are coming to the capital market to raise $ 6 billion , an amount never thought possible in India . " mega why is it quoted? 9 11 +582 1 In Bombay stock market circles , the buzzword is " mega . " At least 40 companies are coming to the capital market to raise $ 6 billion , an amount never thought possible in India . 40 companies are coming to the capital market Which 40 companies are coming to the capital market? 15 23 +582 1 In Bombay stock market circles , the buzzword is " mega . " At least 40 companies are coming to the capital market to raise $ 6 billion , an amount never thought possible in India . " mega What does mega mean in Bombay stock market circles? 9 11 +582 1 In Bombay stock market circles , the buzzword is " mega . " At least 40 companies are coming to the capital market to raise $ 6 billion , an amount never thought possible in India . $ 6 billion , Why was raising $6 billion in India thought impossible? 25 29 +582 1 In Bombay stock market circles , the buzzword is " mega . " At least 40 companies are coming to the capital market to raise $ 6 billion , an amount never thought possible in India . At least 40 companies What are the 40 companies? 13 17 +582 2 " When they talk mega - issues , they ' re truly talking mega , " says S . A . Dave , chairman of the Securities and Exchange Board of India . " The capital market is booming . " capital market what is a capital market? 35 37 +582 2 " When they talk mega - issues , they ' re truly talking mega , " says S . A . Dave , chairman of the Securities and Exchange Board of India . " The capital market is booming . " mega - issues , What are the mega-issues? 4 8 +582 2 " When they talk mega - issues , they ' re truly talking mega , " says S . A . Dave , chairman of the Securities and Exchange Board of India . " The capital market is booming . " mega - issues , What are mega-issues? 4 8 +582 2 " When they talk mega - issues , they ' re truly talking mega , " says S . A . Dave , chairman of the Securities and Exchange Board of India . " The capital market is booming . " mega - issues , What are the Mega issues? 4 8 +582 3 But the mega - issues are raising megaquestions about the rapidly evolving Indian capital market . rapidly evolving what is it evolving into? 10 12 +582 3 But the mega - issues are raising megaquestions about the rapidly evolving Indian capital market . megaquestions What are the megaquestions? 7 8 +582 3 But the mega - issues are raising megaquestions about the rapidly evolving Indian capital market . megaquestions What are the megaquestions? 7 8 +582 4 One is whether there is enough money to fund the new issues without depressing stock trading . new issues What are the new issues? 10 12 +582 4 One is whether there is enough money to fund the new issues without depressing stock trading . depressing stock trading How would stock trading be depressed? 13 16 +582 4 One is whether there is enough money to fund the new issues without depressing stock trading . enough money How much money is needed? 5 7 +582 5 Moreover , in the relatively unregulated Indian stock markets , investors frequently don ' t know what they are getting when they subscribe to an issue . unregulated Indian stock markets , Why are Indian stock markets unregulated? 5 10 +582 5 Moreover , in the relatively unregulated Indian stock markets , investors frequently don ' t know what they are getting when they subscribe to an issue . unregulated Indian stock markets , Why are the markets unregulated? 5 10 +583 1 General Motors Corp . ' s general counsel hopes to cut the number of outside law firms the auto maker uses from about 700 to 200 within two years . cut the number Why does General Motors want to cut the number of outside law firms? 10 13 +583 1 General Motors Corp . ' s general counsel hopes to cut the number of outside law firms the auto maker uses from about 700 to 200 within two years . cut the number Why do they use so many different firms? 10 13 +583 1 General Motors Corp . ' s general counsel hopes to cut the number of outside law firms the auto maker uses from about 700 to 200 within two years . 700 to 200 within two years Why do they want to make this change? 23 29 +583 1 General Motors Corp . ' s general counsel hopes to cut the number of outside law firms the auto maker uses from about 700 to 200 within two years . cut the number of outside law firms Why is this goal being put in place? 10 17 +583 1 General Motors Corp . ' s general counsel hopes to cut the number of outside law firms the auto maker uses from about 700 to 200 within two years . cut the number of outside law firms Why does it want to cut the number of outside law firms it uses? 10 17 +583 1 General Motors Corp . ' s general counsel hopes to cut the number of outside law firms the auto maker uses from about 700 to 200 within two years . within two years Why will it take 2 years? 26 29 +583 2 Harry J . Pearce , named general counsel in May 1987 , says the reduction is a cost - cutting measure and an effort to let the No . 1 auto maker ' s 134 - lawyer in - house legal department take on matters it is better equipped and trained to handle . named general counsel Was he elected or appointed? 5 8 +583 2 Harry J . Pearce , named general counsel in May 1987 , says the reduction is a cost - cutting measure and an effort to let the No . 1 auto maker ' s 134 - lawyer in - house legal department take on matters it is better equipped and trained to handle . 134 - lawyer in - house Why do they use in house and outside departments? 34 40 +583 2 Harry J . Pearce , named general counsel in May 1987 , says the reduction is a cost - cutting measure and an effort to let the No . 1 auto maker ' s 134 - lawyer in - house legal department take on matters it is better equipped and trained to handle . matters What kind of matters? 44 45 +583 2 Harry J . Pearce , named general counsel in May 1987 , says the reduction is a cost - cutting measure and an effort to let the No . 1 auto maker ' s 134 - lawyer in - house legal department take on matters it is better equipped and trained to handle . 134 - lawyer in - house legal department Why were outside law firms necessary when in-house counsel was already retained? 34 42 +583 3 GM trimmed about 40 firms from its approved local counsel list , Mr . Pearce says . 40 firms why so many? 3 5 +583 3 GM trimmed about 40 firms from its approved local counsel list , Mr . Pearce says . local counsel list , What is the local counsel list? 8 12 +583 4 The move is consistent with a trend for corporate legal staffs to do more work in - house , instead of farming it out to law firms . a trend for corporate legal staffs why is it a trend? 5 11 +583 4 The move is consistent with a trend for corporate legal staffs to do more work in - house , instead of farming it out to law firms . consistent with a trend Where did trend begin? 3 7 +583 4 The move is consistent with a trend for corporate legal staffs to do more work in - house , instead of farming it out to law firms . corporate legal staffs to do more work in - house , If these legal staffs existed previously, why was so much work being farmed out? 8 19 +583 4 The move is consistent with a trend for corporate legal staffs to do more work in - house , instead of farming it out to law firms . trend Why is there a trend to do more work in house? 6 7 +583 5 Mr . Pearce set up GM ' s first in - house litigation group in May with four lawyers , all former assistant U . S . attorneys with extensive trial experience . May in which year? 15 16 +583 5 Mr . Pearce set up GM ' s first in - house litigation group in May with four lawyers , all former assistant U . S . attorneys with extensive trial experience . four lawyers , Why only 4 lawyers? 17 20 +583 5 Mr . Pearce set up GM ' s first in - house litigation group in May with four lawyers , all former assistant U . S . attorneys with extensive trial experience . extensive trial experience How long have these lawyers been practicing? 29 32 +584 1 Kidder , Peabody & Co . is trying to struggle back . struggle back struggle back to where? 9 11 +584 1 Kidder , Peabody & Co . is trying to struggle back . struggle Why is Kidder Peabody & Co. struggling? 9 10 +584 1 Kidder , Peabody & Co . is trying to struggle back . trying Why are they \"trying\" and not \"doing\"? 7 8 +584 1 Kidder , Peabody & Co . is trying to struggle back . struggle back struggle back from what?\n 9 11 +584 1 Kidder , Peabody & Co . is trying to struggle back . struggle back What happened to them originally? 9 11 +584 1 Kidder , Peabody & Co . is trying to struggle back . struggle back Struggle to get back what? 9 11 +584 2 Only a few months ago , the 124 - year - old securities firm seemed to be on the verge of a meltdown , racked by internal squabbles and defections . internal squabbles what was being squabbled about? 26 28 +584 2 Only a few months ago , the 124 - year - old securities firm seemed to be on the verge of a meltdown , racked by internal squabbles and defections . 124 - year - old How did the 124-year-old firm stay in business for so long? 7 12 +584 2 Only a few months ago , the 124 - year - old securities firm seemed to be on the verge of a meltdown , racked by internal squabbles and defections . squabbles Why are there internal squabbles and defections? 27 28 +584 2 Only a few months ago , the 124 - year - old securities firm seemed to be on the verge of a meltdown , racked by internal squabbles and defections . defections How are the internal squabbles and defections being handled by the firm's management? 29 30 +584 2 Only a few months ago , the 124 - year - old securities firm seemed to be on the verge of a meltdown , racked by internal squabbles and defections . racked by internal squabbles and defections What conditions caused something like this to happen to such an old, well-established company? 24 30 +584 3 Its relationship with parent General Electric Co . had been frayed since a big Kidder insider - trading scandal two years ago . frayed How did the Kidder insider-trading scandal affect General Electric Co.? 10 11 +584 3 Its relationship with parent General Electric Co . had been frayed since a big Kidder insider - trading scandal two years ago . scandal How did the insider-trading scandal unfold? 18 19 +584 3 Its relationship with parent General Electric Co . had been frayed since a big Kidder insider - trading scandal two years ago . insider - trading scandal How has this scandal affected the company as a whole? 15 19 +584 3 Its relationship with parent General Electric Co . had been frayed since a big Kidder insider - trading scandal two years ago . scandal What was the scandel? 18 19 +584 4 Chief executives and presidents had come and gone . had come and gone why so much turmoil? 4 8 +584 4 Chief executives and presidents had come and gone . gone Why are the chief executives and presidents leaving? 7 8 +584 4 Chief executives and presidents had come and gone . come and gone Why is there so much turnover? 5 8 +584 4 Chief executives and presidents had come and gone . presidents What presidents are they talking about? 3 4 +584 5 Now , the firm says it ' s at a turning point . turning How is the firm turning around? 10 11 +584 5 Now , the firm says it ' s at a turning point . at a turning point What happened to make things turn around? 8 12 +584 5 Now , the firm says it ' s at a turning point . turning point What is the turning point? 10 12 +585 1 Yet another political scandal is racking Japan . another were there prior scandals? 1 2 +585 1 Yet another political scandal is racking Japan . political scandal What is the political scandal? 2 4 +585 1 Yet another political scandal is racking Japan . political scandal What political scandal is racking Japan? 2 4 +585 1 Yet another political scandal is racking Japan . political scandal What is the political scandal? 2 4 +585 1 Yet another political scandal is racking Japan . another HOW MANY CAME BEFORE? 1 2 +585 2 But this time it ' s hurting opposition as well as ruling - party members . hurting opposition how can it hurt both? 6 8 +585 2 But this time it ' s hurting opposition as well as ruling - party members . it ' s hurting How is it hurting opposition? 3 7 +585 2 But this time it ' s hurting opposition as well as ruling - party members . hurting What is hurting opposition as well as ruling party members? 6 7 +585 2 But this time it ' s hurting opposition as well as ruling - party members . hurting opposition Why is the scandal hurting everyone? 6 8 +585 3 And as it unfolds , it ' s revealing some of the more tangled and seamier aspects of Japanese society . seamier definition of this word? 15 16 +585 3 And as it unfolds , it ' s revealing some of the more tangled and seamier aspects of Japanese society . tangled and seamier aspects What are these aspects? 13 17 +585 3 And as it unfolds , it ' s revealing some of the more tangled and seamier aspects of Japanese society . seamier aspects What are some of the seamier aspects of Japanese society? 15 17 +585 3 And as it unfolds , it ' s revealing some of the more tangled and seamier aspects of Japanese society . seamier aspects of Japanese society What are the seamier aspects of Japanese Society? 15 20 +585 3 And as it unfolds , it ' s revealing some of the more tangled and seamier aspects of Japanese society . unfolds , WHAT DOES THE SCANDAL INVOLVE? 3 5 +585 4 Already , ruling Liberal Democratic Party demands that opposition members testify under oath in parliament have stalled one budget committee session and forced the committee to plan a special two - day investigation at the end of the month . have stalled Why have they stalled? 15 17 +585 4 Already , ruling Liberal Democratic Party demands that opposition members testify under oath in parliament have stalled one budget committee session and forced the committee to plan a special two - day investigation at the end of the month . special two - day investigation Why is this investigation necessary? 28 33 +585 4 Already , ruling Liberal Democratic Party demands that opposition members testify under oath in parliament have stalled one budget committee session and forced the committee to plan a special two - day investigation at the end of the month . investigation What is the investigation into? 32 33 +585 4 Already , ruling Liberal Democratic Party demands that opposition members testify under oath in parliament have stalled one budget committee session and forced the committee to plan a special two - day investigation at the end of the month . testify under oath TESTIFY TO WHAT? 10 13 +585 5 But the scandal itself is so convoluted that ruling - party members are divided between those who want to pursue the matter in hope of undermining the opposition and those who favor leaving well enough alone . the scandal Who is responsible for starting this scandal? 1 3 +585 5 But the scandal itself is so convoluted that ruling - party members are divided between those who want to pursue the matter in hope of undermining the opposition and those who favor leaving well enough alone . so convoluted What makes it convoluted? 5 7 +585 5 But the scandal itself is so convoluted that ruling - party members are divided between those who want to pursue the matter in hope of undermining the opposition and those who favor leaving well enough alone . members are divided How far apart is the devision? 11 14 +585 5 But the scandal itself is so convoluted that ruling - party members are divided between those who want to pursue the matter in hope of undermining the opposition and those who favor leaving well enough alone . scandal What is the scandal? 2 3 +585 5 But the scandal itself is so convoluted that ruling - party members are divided between those who want to pursue the matter in hope of undermining the opposition and those who favor leaving well enough alone . so convoluted Why is the scandal convoluted? 5 7 +586 1 As Helen Boehm , who owns an art porcelain company , sipped her luncheon cocktail , she reeled off the names of a few pals - - Prince Charles , Princess Diana , Sarah Ferguson , John Kluge , Milton Petrie . John Kluge , Who is John Kluge? 36 39 +586 1 As Helen Boehm , who owns an art porcelain company , sipped her luncheon cocktail , she reeled off the names of a few pals - - Prince Charles , Princess Diana , Sarah Ferguson , John Kluge , Milton Petrie . a few pals How does she know these people? 22 25 +586 1 As Helen Boehm , who owns an art porcelain company , sipped her luncheon cocktail , she reeled off the names of a few pals - - Prince Charles , Princess Diana , Sarah Ferguson , John Kluge , Milton Petrie . an art porcelain company , WHAT COMPANY DOES SHE OWN? 6 11 +586 2 Then , flashing a diamond ring as big as the Ritz ( " my day diamond , darling " ) , she told her two companions that she is on the " board " of the Vatican Museum in Rome . " board " of the Vatican Museum in Rome How did she get this achievement? 31 40 +586 4 " Helen Boehm has a way with names , " says James Revson , a gossip columnist for Newsday ( and son of Joseph Revson , a founder of Revlon ) . " Helen Boehm why does he say that? 0 3 +586 4 " Helen Boehm has a way with names , " says James Revson , a gossip columnist for Newsday ( and son of Joseph Revson , a founder of Revlon ) . a way with names , " How does she use this talent to her advantage? 4 10 +586 4 " Helen Boehm has a way with names , " says James Revson , a gossip columnist for Newsday ( and son of Joseph Revson , a founder of Revlon ) . way with names , " IS THE AUTHOR IMPLYING THAT SHE HAS A LOT OF INFLUENTIAL FRIENDS? 5 10 +586 5 Like which are droppable and which are not . which are droppable and how are they not droppable? 1 5 +586 5 Like which are droppable and which are not . which are droppable What is droppable ? 1 4 +586 5 Like which are droppable and which are not . droppable WHAT EXACTLY IN THE INFERENCE IN THIS STATEMENT? 3 4 +587 1 GAF , Part III is scheduled to begin today . GAF , Part III what is that? 0 4 +587 1 GAF , Part III is scheduled to begin today . Part III How many parts are there in total? 2 4 +587 1 GAF , Part III is scheduled to begin today . GAF , What is GAF? 0 2 +587 2 After two mistrials , the stakes in the stock manipulation trial of GAF Corp . and its vice chairman , James T . Sherwin , have changed considerably . two mistrials , What was the cause of the mistrials? 1 4 +587 2 After two mistrials , the stakes in the stock manipulation trial of GAF Corp . and its vice chairman , James T . Sherwin , have changed considerably . have changed considerably . How have the stakes changed? 25 29 +587 2 After two mistrials , the stakes in the stock manipulation trial of GAF Corp . and its vice chairman , James T . Sherwin , have changed considerably . two mistrials , Why were there mistrials? 1 4 +587 2 After two mistrials , the stakes in the stock manipulation trial of GAF Corp . and its vice chairman , James T . Sherwin , have changed considerably . changed considerably How have the stakes changed? 26 28 +587 2 After two mistrials , the stakes in the stock manipulation trial of GAF Corp . and its vice chairman , James T . Sherwin , have changed considerably . GAF Corp Which industry does GAF Corp operate in? 12 14 +587 3 The first two GAF trials were watched closely on Wall Street because they were considered to be important tests of the government ' s ability to convince a jury of allegations stemming from its insider - trading investigations . insider - trading how could they prove it? 34 37 +587 3 The first two GAF trials were watched closely on Wall Street because they were considered to be important tests of the government ' s ability to convince a jury of allegations stemming from its insider - trading investigations . watched closely Watched by who? 6 8 +587 3 The first two GAF trials were watched closely on Wall Street because they were considered to be important tests of the government ' s ability to convince a jury of allegations stemming from its insider - trading investigations . important tests Why are these considered important tests? 17 19 +587 3 The first two GAF trials were watched closely on Wall Street because they were considered to be important tests of the government ' s ability to convince a jury of allegations stemming from its insider - trading investigations . watched closely Who was watching closely? 6 8 +587 3 The first two GAF trials were watched closely on Wall Street because they were considered to be important tests of the government ' s ability to convince a jury of allegations stemming from its insider - trading investigations . insider - trading investigations Who were the insider trading investigations targeting? 34 38 +587 4 In an eight - count indictment , the government charged GAF , a Wayne , N . J . , chemical maker , and Mr . Sherwin with illegally attempting to manipulate the common stock of Union Carbide Corp . in advance of GAF ' s planned sale of a large block of the stock in 1986 . chemical maker , What kind of chemicals do they make? 20 23 +587 4 In an eight - count indictment , the government charged GAF , a Wayne , N . J . , chemical maker , and Mr . Sherwin with illegally attempting to manipulate the common stock of Union Carbide Corp . in advance of GAF ' s planned sale of a large block of the stock in 1986 . attempting to manipulate What did they do to attempt to manipulate? 29 32 +587 4 In an eight - count indictment , the government charged GAF , a Wayne , N . J . , chemical maker , and Mr . Sherwin with illegally attempting to manipulate the common stock of Union Carbide Corp . in advance of GAF ' s planned sale of a large block of the stock in 1986 . large block of the stock How much of the stock? 50 55 +587 4 In an eight - count indictment , the government charged GAF , a Wayne , N . J . , chemical maker , and Mr . Sherwin with illegally attempting to manipulate the common stock of Union Carbide Corp . in advance of GAF ' s planned sale of a large block of the stock in 1986 . eight - count indictment , What were the 8 counts? 2 7 +587 4 In an eight - count indictment , the government charged GAF , a Wayne , N . J . , chemical maker , and Mr . Sherwin with illegally attempting to manipulate the common stock of Union Carbide Corp . in advance of GAF ' s planned sale of a large block of the stock in 1986 . illegally attempting to manipulate How was he attempting to manipulate the stock? 28 32 +587 4 In an eight - count indictment , the government charged GAF , a Wayne , N . J . , chemical maker , and Mr . Sherwin with illegally attempting to manipulate the common stock of Union Carbide Corp . in advance of GAF ' s planned sale of a large block of the stock in 1986 . planned sale of a large block of the stock Why was the stock being sold? 46 55 +587 5 The government ' s credibility in the GAF case depended heavily on its star witness , Boyd L . Jefferies , the former Los Angeles brokerage chief who was implicated by former arbitrager Ivan Boesky , and then pointed the finger at Mr . Sherwin , takeover speculator Salim B . Lewis and corporate raider Paul Bilzerian . Paul Bilzerian related to dan? 55 57 +587 5 The government ' s credibility in the GAF case depended heavily on its star witness , Boyd L . Jefferies , the former Los Angeles brokerage chief who was implicated by former arbitrager Ivan Boesky , and then pointed the finger at Mr . Sherwin , takeover speculator Salim B . Lewis and corporate raider Paul Bilzerian . depended heavily How many witnesses were there? 9 11 +587 5 The government ' s credibility in the GAF case depended heavily on its star witness , Boyd L . Jefferies , the former Los Angeles brokerage chief who was implicated by former arbitrager Ivan Boesky , and then pointed the finger at Mr . Sherwin , takeover speculator Salim B . Lewis and corporate raider Paul Bilzerian . and then pointed the finger Why was he pointed the finger at? 36 41 +587 5 The government ' s credibility in the GAF case depended heavily on its star witness , Boyd L . Jefferies , the former Los Angeles brokerage chief who was implicated by former arbitrager Ivan Boesky , and then pointed the finger at Mr . Sherwin , takeover speculator Salim B . Lewis and corporate raider Paul Bilzerian . who was implicated What crime was he implicated with? 27 30 +587 5 The government ' s credibility in the GAF case depended heavily on its star witness , Boyd L . Jefferies , the former Los Angeles brokerage chief who was implicated by former arbitrager Ivan Boesky , and then pointed the finger at Mr . Sherwin , takeover speculator Salim B . Lewis and corporate raider Paul Bilzerian . Boyd L . Jefferies , Why was Mr. Jefferies the star witness? 16 21 +588 1 The Polish rat will eat well this winter . rat Why will the rat eat well? 2 3 +588 1 The Polish rat will eat well this winter . eat well why will it eat well? 4 6 +588 1 The Polish rat will eat well this winter . The Polish rat How does this differ from other rats? 0 3 +588 1 The Polish rat will eat well this winter . eat What will the rat eat? 4 5 +588 2 Tons of delectably rotting potatoes , barley and wheat will fill damp barns across the land as thousands of farmers turn the state ' s buyers away . state ' s buyers why are they turned away? 22 26 +588 2 Tons of delectably rotting potatoes , barley and wheat will fill damp barns across the land as thousands of farmers turn the state ' s buyers away . state ' s buyers away Why are they turning the state buyers away? 22 27 +588 3 Many a piglet won ' t be born as a result , and many a ham will never hang in a butcher shop . piglet won ' t why does it effect pigs? 2 6 +588 4 But with inflation raging , grain in the barn will still be a safer bet for the private farmer than money in the bank . But with inflation raging , How much is inflation? 0 5 +588 4 But with inflation raging , grain in the barn will still be a safer bet for the private farmer than money in the bank . grain in the barn will still be a safer bet Why is it a safer bet? 5 15 +588 4 But with inflation raging , grain in the barn will still be a safer bet for the private farmer than money in the bank . private farmer What about the corporate farmers? 17 19 +588 5 Once again , the indomitable peasant holds Poland ' s future in his hands . indomitable peasant Who is this indomitable peasant? 4 6 +588 5 Once again , the indomitable peasant holds Poland ' s future in his hands . future What was their past like? 10 11 +589 1 The Nasdaq over - the - counter market didn ' t fully recover from a selling stampede , and closed down 1 . 2 % . over - the - counter market what is this type of market? 2 8 +589 1 The Nasdaq over - the - counter market didn ' t fully recover from a selling stampede , and closed down 1 . 2 % . over - the - counter market What is the over-the-counter market? 2 8 +589 1 The Nasdaq over - the - counter market didn ' t fully recover from a selling stampede , and closed down 1 . 2 % . Nasdaq over - the - counter market What is the Nasdaq over-the-counter market? 1 8 +589 1 The Nasdaq over - the - counter market didn ' t fully recover from a selling stampede , and closed down 1 . 2 % . selling stampede , Why was there a selling stampede? 15 18 +589 1 The Nasdaq over - the - counter market didn ' t fully recover from a selling stampede , and closed down 1 . 2 % . over - the - counter market What does \"over-the-counter market\" mean? 2 8 +589 2 The effects on the market of the mostly computer - driven sell - off among exchange - listed stocks irked many market makers , who watched the Nasdaq Composite Index tumble in sympathy with the Dow Jones Industrial Average , and then saw it get left behind in the subsequent rally . effects what are the effects of the Nasdaq over-the-market? 1 2 +589 2 The effects on the market of the mostly computer - driven sell - off among exchange - listed stocks irked many market makers , who watched the Nasdaq Composite Index tumble in sympathy with the Dow Jones Industrial Average , and then saw it get left behind in the subsequent rally . computer - driven sell - off Why was there a computer driven sell off? 8 14 +589 2 The effects on the market of the mostly computer - driven sell - off among exchange - listed stocks irked many market makers , who watched the Nasdaq Composite Index tumble in sympathy with the Dow Jones Industrial Average , and then saw it get left behind in the subsequent rally . subsequent rally Why was there a subsequent rally? 49 51 +589 2 The effects on the market of the mostly computer - driven sell - off among exchange - listed stocks irked many market makers , who watched the Nasdaq Composite Index tumble in sympathy with the Dow Jones Industrial Average , and then saw it get left behind in the subsequent rally . get left behind Why did it get left behind? 44 47 +589 3 After plummeting 1 . 8 % at one point during the day , the composite rebounded a little , but finished down 5 . 52 , at 461 . 70 . composite what is the composite exactly? 14 15 +589 4 In contrast , the industrial average recovered almost completely from its skid and closed down 0 . 1 % . industrial average Why did the industrial average recover? 4 6 +589 4 In contrast , the industrial average recovered almost completely from its skid and closed down 0 . 1 % . industrial average recovered How did the industrial average recover? 4 7 +589 5 The New York Stock Exchange Composite was 0 . 4 % lower for the day . 0 . 4 % lower for the day is that a big drop for one day? 7 15 +589 5 The New York Stock Exchange Composite was 0 . 4 % lower for the day . Composite What does composite mean? 5 6 +590 1 Wanted : An investment that ' s as simple and secure as a certificate of deposit but offers a return worth getting excited about . getting excited about does it exist? 21 24 +590 1 Wanted : An investment that ' s as simple and secure as a certificate of deposit but offers a return worth getting excited about . return How do investments offer returns? 19 20 +590 1 Wanted : An investment that ' s as simple and secure as a certificate of deposit but offers a return worth getting excited about . excited Why are some returns worth getting excited about? 22 23 +590 1 Wanted : An investment that ' s as simple and secure as a certificate of deposit but offers a return worth getting excited about . secure Why should I trust them telling me this is secure? What proof can they offer? 10 11 +590 2 With $ 150 billion of CDs maturing this month , a lot of people have been scouring the financial landscape for just such an investment . for just such have they found anything? 20 23 +590 2 With $ 150 billion of CDs maturing this month , a lot of people have been scouring the financial landscape for just such an investment . maturing Why are CDs maturing? 6 7 +590 2 With $ 150 billion of CDs maturing this month , a lot of people have been scouring the financial landscape for just such an investment . scouring Why do people need to invest? 16 17 +590 3 In April , when many of them bought their CDs , six - month certificates were yielding more than 9 % ; investors willing to look could find double - digit yields at some banks and thrifts . yielding Why were certificates yielding more than 9%? 16 17 +590 3 In April , when many of them bought their CDs , six - month certificates were yielding more than 9 % ; investors willing to look could find double - digit yields at some banks and thrifts . willing Why were some investors not willing to look for double-digit yields? 23 24 +590 3 In April , when many of them bought their CDs , six - month certificates were yielding more than 9 % ; investors willing to look could find double - digit yields at some banks and thrifts . thrifts What does 'thrifts' mean in this instance? 36 37 +590 4 Now , the nationwide average yield on a six - month CD is just under 8 % , and 8 . 5 % is about the best around . average Why is the average yield on a six-month CD under 8%? 4 5 +590 5 But investors looking for alternatives aren ' t finding it easy . aren ' t finding it easy is it really difficult? 5 11 +590 5 But investors looking for alternatives aren ' t finding it easy . alternatives What kind of alternatives? 4 5 +590 5 But investors looking for alternatives aren ' t finding it easy . easy Why are alternatives not easy to find for investors? 10 11 +590 5 But investors looking for alternatives aren ' t finding it easy . easy Why aren't they finding it easy? 10 11 +591 1 For students working in a miniature factory at the University of Missouri - Rolla , the future of American business is now . business what is the future of american business? 19 20 +591 1 For students working in a miniature factory at the University of Missouri - Rolla , the future of American business is now . miniature factory What is made in the miniature factory? 5 7 +591 2 " When our students go into industry , they will have state - of - the - art knowledge " that will affect decisions about expanding the role of robots and automated machines in the workplace , said Sema Alptekin , designer of the futuristic business laboratory . expanding the role of robots In what ways are we planning on doing this? 25 30 +591 2 " When our students go into industry , they will have state - of - the - art knowledge " that will affect decisions about expanding the role of robots and automated machines in the workplace , said Sema Alptekin , designer of the futuristic business laboratory . designer how long has she been a designer for? 41 42 +591 4 The lab , established two years ago at a cost of $ 120 , 000 , is the only project of its kind in the state , and one of the more advanced such programs in the country . $ 120 , 000 , is that cheap or expensive? 11 16 +591 4 The lab , established two years ago at a cost of $ 120 , 000 , is the only project of its kind in the state , and one of the more advanced such programs in the country . such programs in the country What exactly is the point of this project/program? 33 38 +591 4 The lab , established two years ago at a cost of $ 120 , 000 , is the only project of its kind in the state , and one of the more advanced such programs in the country . $ 120 , 000 , who funded the 120,000? 11 16 +591 5 Tom Akas of the Society of Manufacturing Engineers said Ms . Alptekin has created " a model for similar laboratories . " a model for similar laboratories What should one of these laboratories be like? 14 20 +591 5 Tom Akas of the Society of Manufacturing Engineers said Ms . Alptekin has created " a model for similar laboratories . laboratories what are the similar laboratories? 19 20 +592 1 An early morning house fire killed a woman and a firefighter who was fatally injured as he searched the house , officials said Saturday . killed How did the early morning house fire kill a women? 5 6 +592 2 Four other members of the woman ' s family were injured . Four other members which members? 0 3 +592 2 Four other members of the woman ' s family were injured . members who are the members? 2 3 +592 2 Four other members of the woman ' s family were injured . injured How were the four other members injured? 10 11 +592 2 Four other members of the woman ' s family were injured . injured How severely were they injured? 10 11 +592 3 Fire Investigator Ray Mauck said the 4 a . m . fire started in the front room of the house in northwest Wichita but he would not comment on the cause . started in the front where did it spread to? 12 16 +592 3 Fire Investigator Ray Mauck said the 4 a . m . fire started in the front room of the house in northwest Wichita but he would not comment on the cause . not Why would the Fire Investigator not comment on the cause of the fire? 26 27 +592 3 Fire Investigator Ray Mauck said the 4 a . m . fire started in the front room of the house in northwest Wichita but he would not comment on the cause . comment Why wouldn’t the fire investigator comment on the cause? 27 28 +592 4 " We are fairly sure at this time that it was an accidental fire , " he said . fairly sure is there any doubt? 3 5 +592 4 " We are fairly sure at this time that it was an accidental fire , " he said . accidental fire , " How does the fire investigator know it was an accidental fire? 12 16 +592 4 " We are fairly sure at this time that it was an accidental fire , " he said . accidental Why are they fairly sure the fire was accidental? 12 13 +592 5 Killed were Tilda Sue Price , 53 , and firefighter C . C . C . C What is C.C.'s last name? 10 13 +592 5 Killed were Tilda Sue Price , 53 , and firefighter C . C . 53 , How do they know Tilda Su Price was 53 years old? 6 8 +592 5 Killed were Tilda Sue Price , 53 , and firefighter C . C . firefighter Why was a firefighter C.C. killed? 9 10 +593 1 In the nation ' s capital , where the federal government ' s war on drugs is mapped out , young Washingtonians fighting over drugs were killing each other at a rate of more than one a day during 1988 . killing each other at a rate of more than one Who exactly was being killed at a \"rate of more than one a day\" during 1988? 26 36 +593 1 In the nation ' s capital , where the federal government ' s war on drugs is mapped out , young Washingtonians fighting over drugs were killing each other at a rate of more than one a day during 1988 . killing each other why were they killing? 26 29 +593 1 In the nation ' s capital , where the federal government ' s war on drugs is mapped out , young Washingtonians fighting over drugs were killing each other at a rate of more than one a day during 1988 . young Washingtonians fighting over drugs What caused this phenomenon? 20 25 +593 1 In the nation ' s capital , where the federal government ' s war on drugs is mapped out , young Washingtonians fighting over drugs were killing each other at a rate of more than one a day during 1988 . war on drugs is mapped out , What is the factor being mapped out? 13 20 +593 2 The District of Columbia ' s drug problems dramatize the two different Washingtons - the Capitol , the White House and other sites visited by millions of tourists each year , and the squalid neighborhoods tucked away from the traditional seats of power . squalid neighborhoods What kind of neighborhoods were these? 33 35 +593 2 The District of Columbia ' s drug problems dramatize the two different Washingtons - the Capitol , the White House and other sites visited by millions of tourists each year , and the squalid neighborhoods tucked away from the traditional seats of power . the squalid neighborhoods tucked away Why were neighborhoods being tucked away? 32 37 +593 3 There , a more vicious power struggle is contested among teens drawn to the status and money that come from selling drugs . power struggle Did the police not patrol the area? 5 7 +593 3 There , a more vicious power struggle is contested among teens drawn to the status and money that come from selling drugs . status and money is it a lot of money? 14 17 +593 3 There , a more vicious power struggle is contested among teens drawn to the status and money that come from selling drugs . teens drawn to the status and money Are these typical tendencies of teenagers? 10 17 +593 3 There , a more vicious power struggle is contested among teens drawn to the status and money that come from selling drugs . a more vicious power struggle How does this compare to the power dynamic of international countries? 2 7 +593 4 In 1988 , 371 persons had been killed in the nation ' s capital as of Dec . 30 , far surpassing the previous high total of 287 , set in 1969 . 371 persons had been killed Was there a big war with drugs in the neighborhoods that caused all these deaths? 3 8 +593 4 In 1988 , 371 persons had been killed in the nation ' s capital as of Dec . 30 , far surpassing the previous high total of 287 , set in 1969 . In 1988 , 371 persons had been killed Did this have to do with drug addiction? 0 8 +593 4 In 1988 , 371 persons had been killed in the nation ' s capital as of Dec . 30 , far surpassing the previous high total of 287 , set in 1969 . the previous high total of 287 , set in 1969 What was the cause of this previous record? 22 32 +593 5 Police blame drugs - particularly the arrival of crack cocaine for about 60 percent of the slayings . Police blame drugs Why do the police blame drugs for the killings? 0 3 +593 5 Police blame drugs - particularly the arrival of crack cocaine for about 60 percent of the slayings . slayings What contributed to the other 40% of slayings? 16 17 +593 5 Police blame drugs - particularly the arrival of crack cocaine for about 60 percent of the slayings . 60 percent of the slayings What were the reasons for the other 40 percent of slayings? 12 17 +594 1 The jury is still out on Ronald Reagan , but history is likely to regard him as an average to good president , according to some scholars of the presidency . jury is still out on Ronald Reagan , What did he do to have people question him? 1 9 +594 1 The jury is still out on Ronald Reagan , but history is likely to regard him as an average to good president , according to some scholars of the presidency . Ronald Reagan , Which years did Ronald Reagan hold the office of president? 6 9 +594 1 The jury is still out on Ronald Reagan , but history is likely to regard him as an average to good president , according to some scholars of the presidency . average to good Why would Ronald Reagan be an average to good president? 18 21 +594 1 The jury is still out on Ronald Reagan , but history is likely to regard him as an average to good president , according to some scholars of the presidency . presidency which scholars said this? 29 30 +594 1 The jury is still out on Ronald Reagan , but history is likely to regard him as an average to good president , according to some scholars of the presidency . some scholars of the presidency . Which scholars of the presidency? 25 31 +594 2 With little time left in Reagan ' s final term , The Associated Press interviewed eight presidential scholars including specialists in history , political science and social psychology . eight presidential scholars Who are these scholars? 15 18 +594 2 With little time left in Reagan ' s final term , The Associated Press interviewed eight presidential scholars including specialists in history , political science and social psychology . eight presidential scholars Which political parties did these scholars belong to? 15 18 +594 3 Their tentative verdict : Reagan will get high marks for his use of the White House pulpit to unite the country and will get credit for improving East - West relations even though Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev may have been more responsible for it than he . tentative verdict : Why is their verdict tenative? 1 4 +594 3 Their tentative verdict : Reagan will get high marks for his use of the White House pulpit to unite the country and will get credit for improving East - West relations even though Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev may have been more responsible for it than he . improving East - West relations Is East-West relations referring to The Cold War? 26 31 +594 3 Their tentative verdict : Reagan will get high marks for his use of the White House pulpit to unite the country and will get credit for improving East - West relations even though Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev may have been more responsible for it than he . may have been more responsible How would Mikhail Gorbachev be more responsible than Reagan for improving East-West relations? 37 42 +594 3 Their tentative verdict : Reagan will get high marks for his use of the White House pulpit to unite the country and will get credit for improving East - West relations even though Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev may have been more responsible for it than he . pulpit definition of this word? 16 17 +594 4 " My view is that he will be viewed by the American people as an above - average president , " said Thomas Cronin , a historian of the presidency at Colorado College who calls himself a moderate Democrat . above - average president , " Why was he an above average president? 15 21 +594 4 " My view is that he will be viewed by the American people as an above - average president , " said Thomas Cronin , a historian of the presidency at Colorado College who calls himself a moderate Democrat . moderate Democrat isnt that a centrist? 37 39 +594 5 " I think the historians and biographers will treat him a little bit more harshly , still ranking him at least an average president but not as high as the American people now do or will . " not as high as the American people now Why would the American people mark rank him high? 25 33 +594 5 " I think the historians and biographers will treat him a little bit more harshly , still ranking him at least an average president but not as high as the American people now do or will . " American people now do or will . " Why would the American people rank him higher now as opposed to earlier times? 30 38 +594 5 " I think the historians and biographers will treat him a little bit more harshly , still ranking him at least an average president but not as high as the American people now do or will . " little bit more harshly , Why would historians and scholars treat Reagan a little it more harshly? 11 16 +595 1 Uniformed men beat up Cecilio Aguilar beneath an avocado tree , marched him and two friends down a wooded path and pounded them to death with rifle butts , witnesses say . beat up why did they do that? 2 4 +595 1 Uniformed men beat up Cecilio Aguilar beneath an avocado tree , marched him and two friends down a wooded path and pounded them to death with rifle butts , witnesses say . pounded them to death Why was Cecilio Aguilar and two friends pounded to death? 21 25 +595 1 Uniformed men beat up Cecilio Aguilar beneath an avocado tree , marched him and two friends down a wooded path and pounded them to death with rifle butts , witnesses say . Uniformed men beat Why did the uniformed men beat the man to death? 0 3 +595 1 Uniformed men beat up Cecilio Aguilar beneath an avocado tree , marched him and two friends down a wooded path and pounded them to death with rifle butts , witnesses say . beat Why did they beat Cecilio and his friends to death? 2 3 +595 1 Uniformed men beat up Cecilio Aguilar beneath an avocado tree , marched him and two friends down a wooded path and pounded them to death with rifle butts , witnesses say . Uniformed men Who are they associated with? 0 2 +595 2 Leftist guerrillas captured Francisco Diaz as he was searching for three wayward cows , took him away and shot him . shot Why was Francisco Diaz shot? 18 19 +595 2 Leftist guerrillas captured Francisco Diaz as he was searching for three wayward cows , took him away and shot him . Leftist guerrillas captured Francisco Diaz Why did they capture Francisco Diaz? 0 5 +595 2 Leftist guerrillas captured Francisco Diaz as he was searching for three wayward cows , took him away and shot him . guerrillas Where are the guerrillas from? 1 2 +595 3 The killings are examples of the growing toll of politically motivated slayings in El Salvador in 1988 as both sides in a 9 - year - old civil war grow frustrated with a stalemate . politically motivated slayings How are they politically motivated? 9 12 +595 3 The killings are examples of the growing toll of politically motivated slayings in El Salvador in 1988 as both sides in a 9 - year - old civil war grow frustrated with a stalemate . war How did the civil war start? 28 29 +595 4 The Roman Catholic Church ' s Legal Aid office has counted 181 summary killings in the first 11 months of 1988 , compared with 129 in all of 1987 . The Roman Catholic Church ' s Legal Aid office Why is the Roman Catholic Church involved in the Legal Aid office? 0 9 +595 5 Catholic Archbishop Arturo Rivera Damas said during his homily Sunday that altogether 1 , 369 civilians , soldiers or leftist rebels were killed last year in military clashes , rightist death squad operations and car bombings or other terrorist acts . homily what does homily mean? 8 9 +595 5 Catholic Archbishop Arturo Rivera Damas said during his homily Sunday that altogether 1 , 369 civilians , soldiers or leftist rebels were killed last year in military clashes , rightist death squad operations and car bombings or other terrorist acts . rightist death squad operations What are rightist death squad operations? 29 33 +596 1 When a U . S . ambassador sat down with a PLO delegation for the first official meeting in 13 years , Sweden scored a triumph for a foreign policy variously described as magnanimous or meddlesome . first official meeting in 13 years , Why has it been 13 years since the last official meeting? 15 22 +596 1 When a U . S . ambassador sat down with a PLO delegation for the first official meeting in 13 years , Sweden scored a triumph for a foreign policy variously described as magnanimous or meddlesome . Sweden scored a triumph for a foreign policy What triumph did they score? 22 30 +596 1 When a U . S . ambassador sat down with a PLO delegation for the first official meeting in 13 years , Sweden scored a triumph for a foreign policy variously described as magnanimous or meddlesome . meddlesome Why was their foreign policy so badly talked about? 35 36 +596 1 When a U . S . ambassador sat down with a PLO delegation for the first official meeting in 13 years , Sweden scored a triumph for a foreign policy variously described as magnanimous or meddlesome . magnanimous or meddlesome Why is Sweden's foreign policy magnanimous and meddlesome? 33 36 +596 1 When a U . S . ambassador sat down with a PLO delegation for the first official meeting in 13 years , Sweden scored a triumph for a foreign policy variously described as magnanimous or meddlesome . magnanimous or meddlesome . Why was the foreign policy at the time seen so badly? 33 37 +596 1 When a U . S . ambassador sat down with a PLO delegation for the first official meeting in 13 years , Sweden scored a triumph for a foreign policy variously described as magnanimous or meddlesome . first Why was it the first official meeting the US and the PLO in 13 years? 15 16 +596 2 For a small country , Sweden is engaged in other people ' s troubles to a surprising degree . people ' s troubles whos troubles? 10 14 +596 2 For a small country , Sweden is engaged in other people ' s troubles to a surprising degree . surprising degree What degree are they involved? 16 18 +596 2 For a small country , Sweden is engaged in other people ' s troubles to a surprising degree . engaged in other people ' s troubles How is Sweden engaged in other people's troubles? 7 14 +596 2 For a small country , Sweden is engaged in other people ' s troubles to a surprising degree . Sweden is engaged in other people ' s troubles Why does Sweden have such a large part to play? 5 14 +596 2 For a small country , Sweden is engaged in other people ' s troubles to a surprising degree . surprising Why is it considered surprising for a small country to be engaged in international affairs? 16 17 +596 3 " Some people call it international meddling or giving unsolicited advice , " said Pierre Schori , the Cabinet secretary who is the Foreign Ministry ' s No . giving unsolicited advice , " Why does the country give so much advice to others? 8 13 +596 3 " Some people call it international meddling or giving unsolicited advice , " said Pierre Schori , the Cabinet secretary who is the Foreign Ministry ' s No . people How are these people related to Sweden or the countries they are advising? 2 3 +596 4 2 official . But Sweden sees its foreign diplomacy as central to its own well - being . sees its foreign diplomacy why do they see it that way? 5 9 +596 4 2 official . But Sweden sees its foreign diplomacy as central to its own well - being . central to its own well - being Why does Sweden see their foreign policy as so integral? 10 17 +596 4 2 official . But Sweden sees its foreign diplomacy as central to its own well - being . well - being How is Sweden defining its well-being in this context? 14 17 +596 5 " Our security has not only to do with our borders . has not only to do with our borders What else does the security have to do with? 3 11 +596 5 " Our security has not only to do with our borders . security How highly does the average Swede prioritize national security? 2 3 +597 1 Libya has secretly started producing limited quantities of chemical weapons at a plant near Tripoli and has conducted trial runs of its production equipment , U . S . officials said Tuesday . chemical weapons Why has Libya started producing chemical weapons? 8 10 +597 1 Libya has secretly started producing limited quantities of chemical weapons at a plant near Tripoli and has conducted trial runs of its production equipment , U . S . officials said Tuesday . chemical weapons What chemical weapons has Libya been producing? 8 10 +597 1 Libya has secretly started producing limited quantities of chemical weapons at a plant near Tripoli and has conducted trial runs of its production equipment , U . S . officials said Tuesday . Libya has secretly started What steps are we taking, if any to stop this? 0 4 +597 2 Libya claims the facility manufactures pharmaceuticals , not chemical weapons . claims are they lying? 1 2 +597 2 Libya claims the facility manufactures pharmaceuticals , not chemical weapons . chemical weapons How do we know Libya is really producing chemical weapons here? 8 10 +597 2 Libya claims the facility manufactures pharmaceuticals , not chemical weapons . pharmaceuticals , not chemical weapons How do we know they're lying? 5 10 +597 3 Until now , U . S . officials said Libya was on the verge of producing lethal gases but had not actually begun doing so . had not actually so which one is it? 19 22 +597 3 Until now , U . S . officials said Libya was on the verge of producing lethal gases but had not actually begun doing so . U . S . officials Which U.S. officials said this? 3 8 +597 4 " They have conducted test runs and have some limited production , " said one official , who spoke on condition of anonymity . who spoke on condition of anonymity why did he want to be anonymous? 17 23 +597 4 " They have conducted test runs and have some limited production , " said one official , who spoke on condition of anonymity . conducted test runs How does the official know Libya has conducted test runs? 3 6 +597 4 " They have conducted test runs and have some limited production , " said one official , who spoke on condition of anonymity . limited production , " How does the official know Libya has limited production of chemical weapons? 9 13 +597 4 " They have conducted test runs and have some limited production , " said one official , who spoke on condition of anonymity . conducted test runs How do the officials know they've been conducting test runs? 3 6 +597 4 " They have conducted test runs and have some limited production , " said one official , who spoke on condition of anonymity . " They Who is they? 0 2 +597 5 A similar indication was given by State Department spokesman Charles Redman , who said that if foreign companies withheld further technical help from the Libyan chemical weapons facility , " Libya would find it difficult to begin full production , and would not be able to sustain limited CW production . " foreign companies Were foreign companies providing technical help to Libya to begin with, if so, why? 16 18 +598 1 Cuban President Fidel Castro has pledged the U . S . Catholic Conference he will free the remaining 225 prisoners the Havana government has recognized as political , the Washington Post said in its Wednesday editions . 225 prisoners the why do they have so many? 18 21 +598 1 Cuban President Fidel Castro has pledged the U . S . Catholic Conference he will free the remaining 225 prisoners the Havana government has recognized as political , the Washington Post said in its Wednesday editions . free the remaining 225 prisoners Why were they imprisoned? 15 20 +598 1 Cuban President Fidel Castro has pledged the U . S . Catholic Conference he will free the remaining 225 prisoners the Havana government has recognized as political , the Washington Post said in its Wednesday editions . 225 prisoners Who are the 225 political prisoners? 18 20 +598 2 The group of prisoners include 44 the Cuban government has previously described as too dangerous to release from jail , the paper said , citing an unidentified senior Cuban official and western diplomats . too dangerous why are they so dangerous? 13 15 +598 2 The group of prisoners include 44 the Cuban government has previously described as too dangerous to release from jail , the paper said , citing an unidentified senior Cuban official and western diplomats . western diplomats Who are the diplomats? 31 33 +598 2 The group of prisoners include 44 the Cuban government has previously described as too dangerous to release from jail , the paper said , citing an unidentified senior Cuban official and western diplomats . too dangerous to release from jail , Why are they recognized in this way? 13 20 +598 2 The group of prisoners include 44 the Cuban government has previously described as too dangerous to release from jail , the paper said , citing an unidentified senior Cuban official and western diplomats . unidentified senior Cuban official Why is a US group advocating for non-citizens to be released from custody? 26 30 +598 2 The group of prisoners include 44 the Cuban government has previously described as too dangerous to release from jail , the paper said , citing an unidentified senior Cuban official and western diplomats . dangerous Why are the prisoners dangerous? 14 15 +598 3 The Catholic conference has been pressing since 1985 for the prisoners ' release , the diplomats were quoted as saying . pressing since 1985 for the prisoners ' release , Why is the Conference pressing for the prisoners' release? 5 14 +598 4 Of the 476 prisoners on the government ' s roster of those who have faced political charges , about 225 remain in jail . political charges , What types of charges were they facing? 15 18 +598 4 Of the 476 prisoners on the government ' s roster of those who have faced political charges , about 225 remain in jail . political charges , What are some of the political charges? 15 18 +598 5 Some 250 were released during 1988 . 250 were released during 1988 why during that year? 1 6 +598 5 Some 250 were released during 1988 . 250 were released Why 250 and who are they? 1 4 +599 1 The victims of Agent Orange finally will get their compensatory payments in 1989 , more than a decade after Vietnam veterans first sued the defoliant ' s makers and 16 years after the U . S . pullout from Indochina . Indochina where is indochina? 39 40 +599 1 The victims of Agent Orange finally will get their compensatory payments in 1989 , more than a decade after Vietnam veterans first sued the defoliant ' s makers and 16 years after the U . S . pullout from Indochina . decade Why did it take a decade to for the compensatory payments to be mandated? 17 18 +599 1 The victims of Agent Orange finally will get their compensatory payments in 1989 , more than a decade after Vietnam veterans first sued the defoliant ' s makers and 16 years after the U . S . pullout from Indochina . more than a decade after Why did it take so long? 14 19 +599 1 The victims of Agent Orange finally will get their compensatory payments in 1989 , more than a decade after Vietnam veterans first sued the defoliant ' s makers and 16 years after the U . S . pullout from Indochina . compensatory payments how much is the payment? 9 11 +599 2 The first payments are expected to go out in March or April . payments how much will they pay? 2 3 +599 2 The first payments are expected to go out in March or April . first How many payments will there be? 1 2 +599 3 More than 64 , 000 applications have been mailed to veterans or their families , and 2 , 000 to 3 , 000 additional veterans applied before the Jan . 1 deadline for cash benefits that will average about $ 5 , 700 . $ 5 , 700 How did they arrive at this average payment? 39 43 +599 3 More than 64 , 000 applications have been mailed to veterans or their families , and 2 , 000 to 3 , 000 additional veterans applied before the Jan . 1 deadline for cash benefits that will average about $ 5 , 700 . that will average about $ 5 , 700 Is that all they'll get for their pain and suffering? 35 43 +599 4 The money for veteran ' s payments comes from a $ 170 million fund , part of the settlement of a class - action lawsuit brought in 1978 . lawsuit Why was the lawsuit filed? 24 25 +599 4 The money for veteran ' s payments comes from a $ 170 million fund , part of the settlement of a class - action lawsuit brought in 1978 . class - action lawsuit brought in 1978 Why did it take 11 years for someone to make them pay? 21 28 +599 4 The money for veteran ' s payments comes from a $ 170 million fund , part of the settlement of a class - action lawsuit brought in 1978 . $ 170 how is this funded? by who? 10 12 +599 5 The total settlement was $ 180 million , but the fund has grown to $ 240 million with interest . $ 240 what was the interest rate? 14 16 +599 5 The total settlement was $ 180 million , but the fund has grown to $ 240 million with interest . fund Why hasn’t the fund been used? 10 11 +599 5 The total settlement was $ 180 million , but the fund has grown to $ 240 million with interest . total settlement was $ 180 million Why was it so low? So many families have suffered from exposure to Agent Orange, shouldn't the settlement have been higher? 1 7 +600 1 The Duke and Dutchess of York did not set a trend by naming their daughter Beatrice - at least not among parents who announced the birth of a child in the Times of London last year . set a trend why would it set a trend? 8 11 +600 1 The Duke and Dutchess of York did not set a trend by naming their daughter Beatrice - at least not among parents who announced the birth of a child in the Times of London last year . announced how many parents announced the birth of children 23 24 +600 1 The Duke and Dutchess of York did not set a trend by naming their daughter Beatrice - at least not among parents who announced the birth of a child in the Times of London last year . trend Why did naming their daughter Beatrice not start a trend? 10 11 +600 1 The Duke and Dutchess of York did not set a trend by naming their daughter Beatrice - at least not among parents who announced the birth of a child in the Times of London last year . naming their daughter Beatrice Why did they name her Beatrice? 12 16 +600 2 Alice and Charlotte were the most popular girls ' first names chosen by those parents , says Helen Beard , the paper ' s social editor . popular Why are Alice and Charlotte the most popular girl first names? 6 7 +600 2 Alice and Charlotte were the most popular girls ' first names chosen by those parents , says Helen Beard , the paper ' s social editor . most popular Are these popular in only London? 5 7 +600 3 " The royal birth on Aug . 8 seems to have had no effect on the commoners ' choice , at least among Times - reading parents , " she wrote on Monday . commoners ' choice , why no effect? 16 20 +600 3 " The royal birth on Aug . 8 seems to have had no effect on the commoners ' choice , at least among Times - reading parents , " she wrote on Monday . effect Why would the royal birth have any effect on commoners? 13 14 +600 3 " The royal birth on Aug . 8 seems to have had no effect on the commoners ' choice , at least among Times - reading parents , " she wrote on Monday . had no effect Why did it not have effect? 11 14 +600 4 Lists of most popular names have become a favorite feature in the paper at this time each year . each year which year was the article written? 16 18 +600 4 Lists of most popular names have become a favorite feature in the paper at this time each year . Lists of most popular names Where is the name database derived from? 0 5 +600 4 Lists of most popular names have become a favorite feature in the paper at this time each year . at this time each year Why at this time? 13 18 +600 5 One list - all - names - comprises the names that most often appear in cases where parents give their children two or more forenames . more Why do parents give their children more than two forenames? 23 24 +600 5 One list - all - names - comprises the names that most often appear in cases where parents give their children two or more forenames . two or more forenames Why are they given two or more forenames? 21 25 +601 1 The government says consumer prices rose 1 , 722 percent last year , the highest single - year mark in memory , and one economic forecasting firm predicts they will rise at more than three times that rate this year . one economic forecasting firm Who is the economic forecasting firm? 23 27 +601 1 The government says consumer prices rose 1 , 722 percent last year , the highest single - year mark in memory , and one economic forecasting firm predicts they will rise at more than three times that rate this year . rise at more than three times How will they raise? 30 36 +601 1 The government says consumer prices rose 1 , 722 percent last year , the highest single - year mark in memory , and one economic forecasting firm predicts they will rise at more than three times that rate this year . three times that rate this year Why are they expected to rise at this rate? 34 40 +601 1 The government says consumer prices rose 1 , 722 percent last year , the highest single - year mark in memory , and one economic forecasting firm predicts they will rise at more than three times that rate this year . consumer prices rose 1 , 722 percent last year , What accounts for this significant rise? 3 13 +601 1 The government says consumer prices rose 1 , 722 percent last year , the highest single - year mark in memory , and one economic forecasting firm predicts they will rise at more than three times that rate this year . firm What firm is that? 26 27 +601 1 The government says consumer prices rose 1 , 722 percent last year , the highest single - year mark in memory , and one economic forecasting firm predicts they will rise at more than three times that rate this year . rate What impact will this rise have? 37 38 +601 1 The government says consumer prices rose 1 , 722 percent last year , the highest single - year mark in memory , and one economic forecasting firm predicts they will rise at more than three times that rate this year . consumer prices Why did consumer prices rise 1722 percent? 3 5 +601 2 Economists say the rampant inflation is tied to a steep recession that weakened the economy following a growth rate of 8 . 5 percent in 1986 and of 6 . 7 percent in 1987 . rampant inflation are they researching it? 3 5 +601 2 Economists say the rampant inflation is tied to a steep recession that weakened the economy following a growth rate of 8 . 5 percent in 1986 and of 6 . 7 percent in 1987 . steep recession Why was there a recession? 9 11 +601 2 Economists say the rampant inflation is tied to a steep recession that weakened the economy following a growth rate of 8 . 5 percent in 1986 and of 6 . 7 percent in 1987 . 8 . 5 percent in 1986 and of 6 . 7 percent in 1987 What occurred in 1986 and 1987 to cause this? 20 34 +601 2 Economists say the rampant inflation is tied to a steep recession that weakened the economy following a growth rate of 8 . 5 percent in 1986 and of 6 . 7 percent in 1987 . recession What caused this recession? 10 11 +601 3 Economy Minister Carlos Rivas said last week that early estimates indicate the economy shrank 8 . 4 percent in 1988 . Minister Carlos Rivas how long has he had that job? 1 4 +601 3 Economy Minister Carlos Rivas said last week that early estimates indicate the economy shrank 8 . 4 percent in 1988 . the economy shrank 8 . 4 percent in 1988 What are some indicators that might have caused this? 11 20 +601 3 Economy Minister Carlos Rivas said last week that early estimates indicate the economy shrank 8 . 4 percent in 1988 . shrank What caused it to shrink this much? 13 14 +601 4 " We are now paying the price for two years of growth , " President Alan Garcia said recently . paying the price for two years of growth , " Why would they be paying the price for growth? 4 14 +601 4 " We are now paying the price for two years of growth , " President Alan Garcia said recently . " We are now paying the price What does \"the price\" look like, in terms of a dollar figure? 0 7 +601 5 The crisis has been marked by shortages of basic foods , such as milk , sugar and bread , and by increasing discontent among the 21 million Peruvians . discontent is there civil unrest? 22 23 +601 5 The crisis has been marked by shortages of basic foods , such as milk , sugar and bread , and by increasing discontent among the 21 million Peruvians . The crisis What caused the crisis? 0 2 +601 5 The crisis has been marked by shortages of basic foods , such as milk , sugar and bread , and by increasing discontent among the 21 million Peruvians . shortages of basic foods , Why are there shortages? 6 11 +601 5 The crisis has been marked by shortages of basic foods , such as milk , sugar and bread , and by increasing discontent among the 21 million Peruvians . shortages What is the connection between the recession and the shortages? Is there a break in the supply chain, or are people hoarding? 6 7 +601 5 The crisis has been marked by shortages of basic foods , such as milk , sugar and bread , and by increasing discontent among the 21 million Peruvians . shortages of basic foods , Why would the crisis cause shortages of basic foods? 6 11 +602 1 The Energy Department is proposing an $ 81 billion , 20 - year program to clean up and modernize the nation ' s troubled nuclear weapons production complex . production complex where is the complex? 26 28 +602 1 The Energy Department is proposing an $ 81 billion , 20 - year program to clean up and modernize the nation ' s troubled nuclear weapons production complex . clean up How are they cleaning it up? 15 17 +602 1 The Energy Department is proposing an $ 81 billion , 20 - year program to clean up and modernize the nation ' s troubled nuclear weapons production complex . Energy Department Which country id the Energy Department in? 1 3 +602 1 The Energy Department is proposing an $ 81 billion , 20 - year program to clean up and modernize the nation ' s troubled nuclear weapons production complex . nuclear how is this troubled? 24 25 +602 2 " The cost of modernization and environmental restoration will require a significant increase in funding for the next two decades , " said an Energy Department report for delivery to Congress . two decades , " why so long? 18 22 +602 2 " The cost of modernization and environmental restoration will require a significant increase in funding for the next two decades , " said an Energy Department report for delivery to Congress . an Energy Department report Who was the author of the report? 23 27 +602 2 " The cost of modernization and environmental restoration will require a significant increase in funding for the next two decades , " said an Energy Department report for delivery to Congress . funding who will be funding this? 14 15 +602 3 The $ 81 billion total includes $ 52 billion to modernize outdated facilities , some of which are more than 30 years old , while $ 29 billion would go toward efforts to deal with radioactive and chemical contamination at many sites throughout the weapons complex . radioactive and chemical contamination How did the facilities get radioactive and chemical contamination? 35 39 +602 3 The $ 81 billion total includes $ 52 billion to modernize outdated facilities , some of which are more than 30 years old , while $ 29 billion would go toward efforts to deal with radioactive and chemical contamination at many sites throughout the weapons complex . years are there any risks for it being so old? 21 22 +602 4 The long - range plan would involve building new facilities in South Carolina and Idaho as well as phasing out weapons production activities in Washington state , Colorado and Ohio . new facilities in South What kind of new facilities? 8 12 +602 4 The long - range plan would involve building new facilities in South Carolina and Idaho as well as phasing out weapons production activities in Washington state , Colorado and Ohio . phasing how would they phase this out? 18 19 +602 5 The Energy Department has refused to release any portions of the classified document , known as the " 2010 Report " because it looks ahead as far as the 2010 fiscal year . " 2010 Report " why is it known as that? 17 21 +603 1 1989 has begun for Soviets with Mikhail S . Gorbachev warning them not to expect " manna from heaven " and a multitude of signs - from barren shop shelves to astrology - heralding another hard year in the building of communism . " manna from heaven " what does that mean? 15 20 +603 1 1989 has begun for Soviets with Mikhail S . Gorbachev warning them not to expect " manna from heaven " and a multitude of signs - from barren shop shelves to astrology - heralding another hard year in the building of communism . " manna from heaven " What is manna from heaven? 15 20 +603 1 1989 has begun for Soviets with Mikhail S . Gorbachev warning them not to expect " manna from heaven " and a multitude of signs - from barren shop shelves to astrology - heralding another hard year in the building of communism . astrology Why is astrology being used as comparable to barren shops? 31 32 +603 2 Year IV of " perestroika , " Gorbachev ' s driv to refashion Soviet economy and society , will bring the first national multicandidate elections in decades , part of the his campaign for " democratization , " and continued streamlining in the economy . " perestroika , " what is perestroika? 3 7 +603 2 Year IV of " perestroika , " Gorbachev ' s driv to refashion Soviet economy and society , will bring the first national multicandidate elections in decades , part of the his campaign for " democratization , " and continued streamlining in the economy . " perestroika , " What is perestroika? 3 7 +603 2 Year IV of " perestroika , " Gorbachev ' s driv to refashion Soviet economy and society , will bring the first national multicandidate elections in decades , part of the his campaign for " democratization , " and continued streamlining in the economy . streamlining How does democratization relate to streamline the Soviet economy? 40 41 +603 4 On Sunday the Kremlin announced an export ban on goods ranging from caviar to children ' s shoes , an apparent attempt to hoard chronically scarce Soviet - made products for Soviet consumers . Kremlin who is he? 3 4 +603 4 On Sunday the Kremlin announced an export ban on goods ranging from caviar to children ' s shoes , an apparent attempt to hoard chronically scarce Soviet - made products for Soviet consumers . the Kremlin Who is the Kremlin? 2 4 +603 4 On Sunday the Kremlin announced an export ban on goods ranging from caviar to children ' s shoes , an apparent attempt to hoard chronically scarce Soviet - made products for Soviet consumers . export How does the export ban affect imported goods? 6 7 +604 1 The weather continues to be the biggest question mark for Agriculture Department economists trying to figure out where U . S . farm production may be headed in 1989 . The weather Why does the weather have this effect on farm production predictions? 0 2 +604 1 The weather continues to be the biggest question mark for Agriculture Department economists trying to figure out where U . S . farm production may be headed in 1989 . weather why is it a question? 1 2 +604 1 The weather continues to be the biggest question mark for Agriculture Department economists trying to figure out where U . S . farm production may be headed in 1989 . weather How does the weather affect farm production? 1 2 +604 1 The weather continues to be the biggest question mark for Agriculture Department economists trying to figure out where U . S . farm production may be headed in 1989 . weather How was the weather in 1989? 1 2 +604 1 The weather continues to be the biggest question mark for Agriculture Department economists trying to figure out where U . S . farm production may be headed in 1989 . biggest question mark why is it the biggest question mark 6 9 +604 2 For example , most analysts say the historical record shows little chance that the devastating drought of 1988 - which shriveled crop production by 30 percent - will repeat this year . the historical record How does the historical record disprove this? 6 9 +604 2 For example , most analysts say the historical record shows little chance that the devastating drought of 1988 - which shriveled crop production by 30 percent - will repeat this year . devastating drought Did the drought occur all over the United States? 14 16 +604 3 But the drought ' s effects are still apparent in much of the land , where subsoil moisture has yet to recover . subsoil moisture what is subsoil? 16 18 +604 3 But the drought ' s effects are still apparent in much of the land , where subsoil moisture has yet to recover . subsoil moisture How can subsoil moisture be measured and what does it tell you? 16 18 +604 3 But the drought ' s effects are still apparent in much of the land , where subsoil moisture has yet to recover . subsoil moisture How long does it take for subsoil moisture to recover after experiencing a drought? 16 18 +604 4 And even long - shot odds of the 1988 heat and drought repeating are causing USDA economists a few nightmares . a few nightmares . Why do they still have these fears if the historical record shows little chance of it repeating? 17 21 +604 4 And even long - shot odds of the 1988 heat and drought repeating are causing USDA economists a few nightmares . nightmares what kind of nightmares? 19 20 +604 4 And even long - shot odds of the 1988 heat and drought repeating are causing USDA economists a few nightmares . nightmares What concerns do the economists have if the drought and heat repeats? 19 20 +604 4 And even long - shot odds of the 1988 heat and drought repeating are causing USDA economists a few nightmares . drought repeating What is the percentage of the heat and drought repeating? 11 13 +604 5 The uncertainties are important as the economists look at all crop prospects , but they are particularly vital for feed grains and how this year ' s output might affect livestock producers . livestock producers How will the output changes effect livestock producers? 30 32 +604 5 The uncertainties are important as the economists look at all crop prospects , but they are particularly vital for feed grains and how this year ' s output might affect livestock producers . feed grains Why are crop prospects vital for feed grains? 19 21 +604 5 The uncertainties are important as the economists look at all crop prospects , but they are particularly vital for feed grains and how this year ' s output might affect livestock producers . feed grains Why are feed grains particularly affected? 19 21 +604 5 The uncertainties are important as the economists look at all crop prospects , but they are particularly vital for feed grains and how this year ' s output might affect livestock producers . livestock producers How do the crop prospects impact on livestock producers? 30 32 +604 5 The uncertainties are important as the economists look at all crop prospects , but they are particularly vital for feed grains and how this year ' s output might affect livestock producers . affect How might the output affect livestock producers? 29 30 +605 1 Handcuffed by public refusal to accept a speed limit on the autobahns , West German lawmakers have issued a compromise order to curb rising accident rates . accident rates What is the accident rate? 24 26 +605 2 It is now the law that drivers must be polite . must be polite what is the punishment if they aren't? 7 10 +605 2 It is now the law that drivers must be polite . drivers must be polite How can this be enforced? 6 10 +605 3 Aggression in the form of dangerously high speeds and daredevil maneuvers accounted for many of the 400 , 000 injury - causing accidents in West Germany in 1988 , according to police and automobile club statistics . 400 , 000 injury - causing are there fatalities too? 16 22 +605 3 Aggression in the form of dangerously high speeds and daredevil maneuvers accounted for many of the 400 , 000 injury - causing accidents in West Germany in 1988 , according to police and automobile club statistics . 400 , 000 injury - causing how many fatal injuries? 16 22 +605 4 The revised rules that took effect Sunday include a prohibition against blinking headlights to pressure slower drivers to move to the right , as well as a finder ' s - keeper ' s policy on parking spaces , which are at a premium in most cities . finder ' s - keeper ' s policy What is a \"finder's-keeper's policy\"? 27 35 +605 5 A nation renowned for its fast cars and frustrated drivers , West Germany has more traffic volume than any nation in Europe . West Germany what about east germanY? 11 13 +605 5 A nation renowned for its fast cars and frustrated drivers , West Germany has more traffic volume than any nation in Europe . traffic volume What is West Germany's traffic volume? 15 17 +606 1 Curbing future use of chemical weapons , not judging events in the past , is the purpose of a meeting of more than 140 countries beginning this weekend , Foreign Minister Roland Dumas said Wednesday . Roland Dumas what are his credentials? 31 33 +606 1 Curbing future use of chemical weapons , not judging events in the past , is the purpose of a meeting of more than 140 countries beginning this weekend , Foreign Minister Roland Dumas said Wednesday . Foreign Minister What country is Roland Dumas the Foreign Minister of? 29 31 +606 1 Curbing future use of chemical weapons , not judging events in the past , is the purpose of a meeting of more than 140 countries beginning this weekend , Foreign Minister Roland Dumas said Wednesday . 140 countries What countries are these? 23 25 +606 1 Curbing future use of chemical weapons , not judging events in the past , is the purpose of a meeting of more than 140 countries beginning this weekend , Foreign Minister Roland Dumas said Wednesday . judging Why are they avoiding judging events in the past? 8 9 +606 1 Curbing future use of chemical weapons , not judging events in the past , is the purpose of a meeting of more than 140 countries beginning this weekend , Foreign Minister Roland Dumas said Wednesday . purpose Why is curbing future chemical weapons the purpose of the meeting? 16 17 +606 2 But the United States is widely expected to make an issue of its allegations that Libya has built a large chemical weapons plant . built a large in what city? 17 20 +606 2 But the United States is widely expected to make an issue of its allegations that Libya has built a large chemical weapons plant . United States is widely expected to make an issue Why do people expect the US to make an issue? 2 11 +606 2 But the United States is widely expected to make an issue of its allegations that Libya has built a large chemical weapons plant . expected Why is the United States expected to make an issue of Libya's large chemical weapons plant? 6 7 +606 2 But the United States is widely expected to make an issue of its allegations that Libya has built a large chemical weapons plant . allegations How does the United States know Libya has built a large chemical weapons plant? 13 14 +606 3 The conference , opening Saturday , follows the downing of two Libyan jet fighters by U . S . Navy planes on Wednesday . downing Why did the U.S. Navy down two Libyan jet fighters? 8 9 +606 3 The conference , opening Saturday , follows the downing of two Libyan jet fighters by U . S . Navy planes on Wednesday . downing How were the Libyan jet fighters downed? 8 9 +606 3 The conference , opening Saturday , follows the downing of two Libyan jet fighters by U . S . Navy planes on Wednesday . two Why were two Libyan jet fighters downed? 10 11 +606 4 The conference also may become a forum for disputes between Iran and Iraq , following Iraq ' s use of chemical weapons in the eight - year Persian Gulf war . eight - year Persian was it really that long? 24 28 +606 4 The conference also may become a forum for disputes between Iran and Iraq , following Iraq ' s use of chemical weapons in the eight - year Persian Gulf war . Iraq ' s use of chemical weapons What chemical weapons did they use? 15 22 +606 4 The conference also may become a forum for disputes between Iran and Iraq , following Iraq ' s use of chemical weapons in the eight - year Persian Gulf war . disputes Why did Iraq use chemical weapons in the Persian Gulf war? 8 9 +606 4 The conference also may become a forum for disputes between Iran and Iraq , following Iraq ' s use of chemical weapons in the eight - year Persian Gulf war . use How did Iraq use chemical weapons during the Persian Gulf war? 18 19 +606 4 The conference also may become a forum for disputes between Iran and Iraq , following Iraq ' s use of chemical weapons in the eight - year Persian Gulf war . conference What conference are they talking about? 1 2 +606 5 Iraq said it used chemical weapons after Iran did , but Iran has denied using them . after How does Iraq know Iran used chemical weapons first? 6 7 +607 1 Cuban President Fidel Castro on Wednesday said the first of 3 , 000 Cuban troops in Angola will return home Tuesday , the official Prensa Latina news agency reported . will return Why are the Cuban troops returning to Cuba from Angola? 17 19 +607 1 Cuban President Fidel Castro on Wednesday said the first of 3 , 000 Cuban troops in Angola will return home Tuesday , the official Prensa Latina news agency reported . Angola what were they doing in angola? 16 17 +607 1 Cuban President Fidel Castro on Wednesday said the first of 3 , 000 Cuban troops in Angola will return home Tuesday , the official Prensa Latina news agency reported . in Angola Why were Cuban troops in Angloa? 15 17 +607 1 Cuban President Fidel Castro on Wednesday said the first of 3 , 000 Cuban troops in Angola will return home Tuesday , the official Prensa Latina news agency reported . Cuban troops How long have Cuban troops been in Angola? 13 15 +607 2 Castro also warned that a plan to cut the number of U . N . peacekeeping troops in neighboring Namibia would permit South Africa to install a puppet government in that country , also known as South - West Africa . puppet government What is a puppet government? 27 29 +607 2 Castro also warned that a plan to cut the number of U . N . peacekeeping troops in neighboring Namibia would permit South Africa to install a puppet government in that country , also known as South - West Africa . puppet government what is a puppet government? 27 29 +607 2 Castro also warned that a plan to cut the number of U . N . peacekeeping troops in neighboring Namibia would permit South Africa to install a puppet government in that country , also known as South - West Africa . U . N . peacekeeping troops How long have U.N. peacekeeping troops been in Namibia? 11 17 +607 3 " We will fulfill our obligations before the first of April , " Castro said in a dispatch monitored in Mexico City . April , " which year was it? 10 13 +607 3 " We will fulfill our obligations before the first of April , " Castro said in a dispatch monitored in Mexico City . our obligations What were the obligations Castro and Cuba had? 4 6 +607 4 He was referring to the deadline for the pullout of the first 3 , 000 Cuban troops from Angola under a U . S . - brokered peace accord . U . S . - brokered peace accord What were the specifics of the peace accord? 21 29 +607 4 He was referring to the deadline for the pullout of the first 3 , 000 Cuban troops from Angola under a U . S . - brokered peace accord . He Who is he? 0 1 +607 5 Angola , Cuba and South Africa signed a treaty Dec . 22 calling for the withdrawal of the 50 , 000 - strong Cuban force from Angola within 30 months , half of them by Nov . 1 . Angola Does Angola have it's own military force? 0 1 +608 1 Florence Ryder , chairman of the board of the Times Journal Co . which publishes the Army Times and other suburban Journal newspapers , died of a heart attack Wednesday at her home here . Wednesday in what year? 29 30 +608 1 Florence Ryder , chairman of the board of the Times Journal Co . which publishes the Army Times and other suburban Journal newspapers , died of a heart attack Wednesday at her home here . here Where is here? 33 34 +608 1 Florence Ryder , chairman of the board of the Times Journal Co . which publishes the Army Times and other suburban Journal newspapers , died of a heart attack Wednesday at her home here . died of a heart attack How old was Ryder? 24 29 +608 1 Florence Ryder , chairman of the board of the Times Journal Co . which publishes the Army Times and other suburban Journal newspapers , died of a heart attack Wednesday at her home here . chairman of the board How long was she chairman for? 3 7 +608 2 She was 88 . Mrs . Ryder was the widow of Melvin Ryder , who in 1940 founded the Army Times , and she had been in the management of the company from its inception . management What was her role in the company? 28 29 +608 2 She was 88 . Mrs . Ryder was the widow of Melvin Ryder , who in 1940 founded the Army Times , and she had been in the management of the company from its inception . Army Times , What type of publication is the Army Times? 19 22 +608 3 She had been chairman of the board since he died in 1979 . She had what year is it now? 0 2 +608 3 She had been chairman of the board since he died in 1979 . board How did the board handle this news? 6 7 +608 3 She had been chairman of the board since he died in 1979 . he died in 1979 How did he die? 8 12 +608 4 The company , which became the Times Journal Co . in 1984 , now includes five suburban daily newspapers in the Washington area : the Montgomery , Prince George ' s , Fairfax , Arlington and Alexandria Journals , with a combined circulation of 150 , 000 . 150 , 000 Is the combined circulation of 150,000 in print or online subscriptions? 44 47 +608 4 The company , which became the Times Journal Co . in 1984 , now includes five suburban daily newspapers in the Washington area : the Montgomery , Prince George ' s , Fairfax , Arlington and Alexandria Journals , with a combined circulation of 150 , 000 . Times Journal Co Why did it become Times Journal Co? 6 9 +608 5 It also includes The Prince William Journal , a weekly with a circulation of 26 , 000 , and six semi - weekly newspapers in the suburban San Diego area . suburban where is that? 26 27 +608 5 It also includes The Prince William Journal , a weekly with a circulation of 26 , 000 , and six semi - weekly newspapers in the suburban San Diego area . area Is this only published in the San Diego area? 29 30 +608 5 It also includes The Prince William Journal , a weekly with a circulation of 26 , 000 , and six semi - weekly newspapers in the suburban San Diego area . The Prince William Journal , What type of publication is the Print William Journal? What does it focus on? 3 8 +609 1 U . S . Navy jet fighters shot down two Libyan MiG - 23 jets Wednesday after the Americans were approached at high speed in what Defense Secretary Frank C . Carlucci called " a hostile manner " in international airspace over the Mediterranean Sea . hostile manner " was it a mistake? 35 38 +609 1 U . S . Navy jet fighters shot down two Libyan MiG - 23 jets Wednesday after the Americans were approached at high speed in what Defense Secretary Frank C . Carlucci called " a hostile manner " in international airspace over the Mediterranean Sea . approached at high speed Why were they approached at high speed? 20 24 +609 1 U . S . Navy jet fighters shot down two Libyan MiG - 23 jets Wednesday after the Americans were approached at high speed in what Defense Secretary Frank C . Carlucci called " a hostile manner " in international airspace over the Mediterranean Sea . " a hostile manner " Why were they approached in a hostile manner? 33 38 +609 1 U . S . Navy jet fighters shot down two Libyan MiG - 23 jets Wednesday after the Americans were approached at high speed in what Defense Secretary Frank C . Carlucci called " a hostile manner " in international airspace over the Mediterranean Sea . Libyan What were they doing that? 10 11 +609 2 Carlucci said the two American F - 14 Tomcat jets acted solely in self - defense . self - defense did anyone die? 13 16 +609 2 Carlucci said the two American F - 14 Tomcat jets acted solely in self - defense . self - defense Why did only two American F-14s act solely? 13 16 +609 2 Carlucci said the two American F - 14 Tomcat jets acted solely in self - defense . self - defense Were they shot at and had to defend themselves or just nervous at responded? 13 16 +609 3 Based on preliminary reports , the Soviet - built Libyan jets activated their weapon - targeting radar before the U . S . jets opened fire with their air - to - air missiles , he said . activated their weapon - targeting radar before How do we know or how can we tell that they activated their weapons first? 11 18 +609 3 Based on preliminary reports , the Soviet - built Libyan jets activated their weapon - targeting radar before the U . S . jets opened fire with their air - to - air missiles , he said . activated How can they prove that? 11 12 +609 4 Carlucci denied that the jets , assigned to the aircraft carrier USS John F . Kennedy , were airborne to participate in a military strike on a disputed chemical weapons production plant inside Libya . weapons production plant what weapons are they making? 29 32 +609 4 Carlucci denied that the jets , assigned to the aircraft carrier USS John F . Kennedy , were airborne to participate in a military strike on a disputed chemical weapons production plant inside Libya . Carlucci denied that the jets , Why did Carlucci deny? 0 6 +609 4 Carlucci denied that the jets , assigned to the aircraft carrier USS John F . Kennedy , were airborne to participate in a military strike on a disputed chemical weapons production plant inside Libya . participate in a military strike What were the US jets doing airborne if they weren't participating in a military strike? 20 25 +609 5 President Reagan now oppposes a U . S . military strike against the plant because it would cause an international furor that might harm other U . S . interests , the Washington Post reported in Thursday ' s editions . international furor Why would a U.S. military strike against the plant cause an international furor? 19 21 +609 5 President Reagan now oppposes a U . S . military strike against the plant because it would cause an international furor that might harm other U . S . interests , the Washington Post reported in Thursday ' s editions . now oppposes Did the president not oppose a U.S. military strike before the jets were shot down? 2 4 +610 1 Two masked men claiming to be Red Brigades terrorists shot and wounded the assistant director of a prison after trying to seize him , authorities said . Red Who are the Red Brigades? 6 7 +610 1 Two masked men claiming to be Red Brigades terrorists shot and wounded the assistant director of a prison after trying to seize him , authorities said . director Why was the assistant director targeted? 14 15 +610 1 Two masked men claiming to be Red Brigades terrorists shot and wounded the assistant director of a prison after trying to seize him , authorities said . masked Why were the men wearing masks? 1 2 +610 1 Two masked men claiming to be Red Brigades terrorists shot and wounded the assistant director of a prison after trying to seize him , authorities said . shot why did the terrorists shoot and wound the assistant director of a prison? 9 10 +610 1 Two masked men claiming to be Red Brigades terrorists shot and wounded the assistant director of a prison after trying to seize him , authorities said . seize Why did the terrorists try to seize the director of a prison? 21 22 +610 1 Two masked men claiming to be Red Brigades terrorists shot and wounded the assistant director of a prison after trying to seize him , authorities said . seize Why were the Red Brigades terrorists trying to seize the assistant prison director? 21 22 +610 2 Egidio de Luca was returning to his home near Tivoli , about 30 miles northeast of Rome , on Tuesday night the two men blocked his path , police said . Egidio de Luca who is he? 0 3 +610 2 Egidio de Luca was returning to his home near Tivoli , about 30 miles northeast of Rome , on Tuesday night the two men blocked his path , police said . Tivoli , Where is Tivoli? 9 11 +610 2 Egidio de Luca was returning to his home near Tivoli , about 30 miles northeast of Rome , on Tuesday night the two men blocked his path , police said . blocked How did the two men block his path? 24 25 +610 3 The assailants , armed with pistols , identified themselves as members of the " New Red Brigades of the Fighting Communist Party " and tried to grab de Luca , they said . Fighting Communist Party " is that a real group? 19 23 +610 3 The assailants , armed with pistols , identified themselves as members of the " New Red Brigades of the Fighting Communist Party " and tried to grab de Luca , they said . Luca , What does he have to do with the communist party? 28 30 +610 3 The assailants , armed with pistols , identified themselves as members of the " New Red Brigades of the Fighting Communist Party " and tried to grab de Luca , they said . identified How did the assailants identified themselves as members of the New Red Brigades of the Fighting Communist Party? 7 8 +610 3 The assailants , armed with pistols , identified themselves as members of the " New Red Brigades of the Fighting Communist Party " and tried to grab de Luca , they said . grab How did they try to grab de Luca? 26 27 +610 3 The assailants , armed with pistols , identified themselves as members of the " New Red Brigades of the Fighting Communist Party " and tried to grab de Luca , they said . identified Why did the assailants identify themselves so explicitly and specifically? 7 8 +610 4 When he reached for his gun , the men shot him in the thigh , police said . thigh , did they only want to injure him? 13 15 +610 4 When he reached for his gun , the men shot him in the thigh , police said . thigh , Why was he being targeted? 13 15 +610 4 When he reached for his gun , the men shot him in the thigh , police said . thigh , Why did he shoot him in the thigh? 13 15 +610 5 A bodyguard following de Luca then started shooting at the assailants , who fled to a nearby car and escaped . car What was the car? 17 18 +610 5 A bodyguard following de Luca then started shooting at the assailants , who fled to a nearby car and escaped . fled How were they able to flee when the bodyguard was shooting at them? 13 14 +610 5 A bodyguard following de Luca then started shooting at the assailants , who fled to a nearby car and escaped . escaped How were they able to escape with a car? 19 20 +610 5 A bodyguard following de Luca then started shooting at the assailants , who fled to a nearby car and escaped . bodyguard Why didn’t the bodyguard intercede sooner? 1 2 +611 1 Director Steven Spielberg , a long - time lover of animated cartoons , is joining forces with Warner Bros . for a new television version of Warner ' s famous " Merrie Melodies , " to be called " Tiny Tunes . " lover of animated cartoons , What cartoons are his favourites? 8 13 +611 1 Director Steven Spielberg , a long - time lover of animated cartoons , is joining forces with Warner Bros . for a new television version of Warner ' s famous " Merrie Melodies , " to be called " Tiny Tunes . " " Tiny Tunes Why are they changing the name to \"Tiny Tunes\"? 38 41 +611 1 Director Steven Spielberg , a long - time lover of animated cartoons , is joining forces with Warner Bros . for a new television version of Warner ' s famous " Merrie Melodies , " to be called " Tiny Tunes . " cartoons , Which cartoons does he love? 11 13 +611 2 " These will be offspring of the famous Warner Bros . cartoons , such as Bugs Bunny , Porky Pig and Sylvester the Cat , " Spielberg said at a news conference Wednesday . offspring who will they be? 4 5 +611 2 " These will be offspring of the famous Warner Bros . cartoons , such as Bugs Bunny , Porky Pig and Sylvester the Cat , " Spielberg said at a news conference Wednesday . news conference Where was the news conference? 30 32 +611 3 " But I don ' t know if they will be actually sons and daughters . actually sons and daughters could they be cousins? 11 15 +611 3 " But I don ' t know if they will be actually sons and daughters . sons and daughters What kind of offpsring would it be then? 12 15 +611 3 " But I don ' t know if they will be actually sons and daughters . sons and daughters Who would they be sons and daughters of? 12 15 +611 5 " " Tiny Tunes " will be produced jointly by Spielberg and Warner Bros . and will be distributed for syndicated television by Lorimar Telepictures Corp . for the fall season of 1990 . " Tiny Tunes " are they all baby characters? 1 5 +612 1 Eastern Europeans searching each other ' s stores for bargains in Soviet caviar , Czech auto parts and Bulgarian sportswear have set off an unprecedented " customs war " in the communist bloc . Eastern Europeans all of them? 0 2 +612 1 Eastern Europeans searching each other ' s stores for bargains in Soviet caviar , Czech auto parts and Bulgarian sportswear have set off an unprecedented " customs war " in the communist bloc . unprecedented " customs war " Why has it never happened before? 24 29 +612 1 Eastern Europeans searching each other ' s stores for bargains in Soviet caviar , Czech auto parts and Bulgarian sportswear have set off an unprecedented " customs war " in the communist bloc . " customs war " What is a customs war? 25 29 +612 1 Eastern Europeans searching each other ' s stores for bargains in Soviet caviar , Czech auto parts and Bulgarian sportswear have set off an unprecedented " customs war " in the communist bloc . Czech auto parts Why this product specifically? 14 17 +612 1 Eastern Europeans searching each other ' s stores for bargains in Soviet caviar , Czech auto parts and Bulgarian sportswear have set off an unprecedented " customs war " in the communist bloc . Bulgarian sportswear How does this product correlate with auto parts? 18 20 +612 2 The new Soviet freedom to travel and relaxations on travel throughout much of Eastern Europe lie behind the East ' s trade skirmishes and new trends in bargain hunting both east and west . bargain hunting what do they buy? 27 29 +612 2 The new Soviet freedom to travel and relaxations on travel throughout much of Eastern Europe lie behind the East ' s trade skirmishes and new trends in bargain hunting both east and west . relaxations on travel What are they allowed and not allowed to do travel wise? 7 10 +612 2 The new Soviet freedom to travel and relaxations on travel throughout much of Eastern Europe lie behind the East ' s trade skirmishes and new trends in bargain hunting both east and west . trade skirmishes Who were the East's trade skirmishes with? 21 23 +612 3 The first salvo was fired by Czechoslovakia , which on Nov . 15 gave its Warsaw Pact allies only 24 hours notice that it was banning the export of 80 consumer items , including toilet paper , children ' s clothes , cars and car parts , bananas and chocolate . salvo what is a salvo? 2 3 +612 3 The first salvo was fired by Czechoslovakia , which on Nov . 15 gave its Warsaw Pact allies only 24 hours notice that it was banning the export of 80 consumer items , including toilet paper , children ' s clothes , cars and car parts , bananas and chocolate . banning the export of 80 consumer items , Why did they ban exports of these? 25 33 +612 3 The first salvo was fired by Czechoslovakia , which on Nov . 15 gave its Warsaw Pact allies only 24 hours notice that it was banning the export of 80 consumer items , including toilet paper , children ' s clothes , cars and car parts , bananas and chocolate . Warsaw Pact What is the Warsaw Pact? 15 17 +612 3 The first salvo was fired by Czechoslovakia , which on Nov . 15 gave its Warsaw Pact allies only 24 hours notice that it was banning the export of 80 consumer items , including toilet paper , children ' s clothes , cars and car parts , bananas and chocolate . 80 consumer items , Why were these items specifically targeted in the export ban? 29 33 +612 3 The first salvo was fired by Czechoslovakia , which on Nov . 15 gave its Warsaw Pact allies only 24 hours notice that it was banning the export of 80 consumer items , including toilet paper , children ' s clothes , cars and car parts , bananas and chocolate . banning Why did Czechoslovakia ban the export of these consumer goods? 25 26 +612 4 Czechoslovak officials explained the sudden action with the need to protect their own consumers , who are used to a relatively cozy standard of living that the Prague government is finding harder to maintain as the economy stagnates . as the economy stagnates Why is the economy stagnating? 34 38 +612 4 Czechoslovak officials explained the sudden action with the need to protect their own consumers , who are used to a relatively cozy standard of living that the Prague government is finding harder to maintain as the economy stagnates . stagnates Why is the Czech economy stagnating? 37 38 +612 5 East Germany , whose 17 million citizens frequently journey to Czechoslovakia as the only nation they can visit without a visa , swiftly fired back a reply . back a reply what was the reply? 24 27 +612 5 East Germany , whose 17 million citizens frequently journey to Czechoslovakia as the only nation they can visit without a visa , swiftly fired back a reply . as the only nation they can visit Why is Czechoslovakia the only nation East Germany can visit? 11 18 +612 5 East Germany , whose 17 million citizens frequently journey to Czechoslovakia as the only nation they can visit without a visa , swiftly fired back a reply . Czechoslovakia Why is Czechoslovakia the only nation East Germans can visit without a visa? 10 11 +613 1 The head of the Food and Drug Administration says the number of applications for new drug approvals is doubling every year , a pace that threatens to choke the agency ' s ability to pass judgment on them . The head of the Food and Drug Administration Who is the head of the food and drug administration? 0 8 +613 1 The head of the Food and Drug Administration says the number of applications for new drug approvals is doubling every year , a pace that threatens to choke the agency ' s ability to pass judgment on them . doubling every year , Why is the number of applications for new drug approvals doubling every year? 18 22 +613 1 The head of the Food and Drug Administration says the number of applications for new drug approvals is doubling every year , a pace that threatens to choke the agency ' s ability to pass judgment on them . ability to pass judgment on them Why aren't they able to get a budget increase to hire more staff to help? 32 38 +613 2 " We cannot do this with smoke and mirrors , " FDA Commissioner Frank E . Young on Wednesday told a panel of researchers looking for ways to speed approval of drugs for treating cancer and AIDS . speed approval How is this slow approval process affecting people's lives? 28 30 +613 3 Young said the FDA is receiving an average of 10 applications each month requesting permission to begin clinical trials for a new drug , the first step in getting the drug approved for prescription use by the public . 10 applications each month Why does it take so long to approve an application? 9 13 +613 4 The monthly total has doubled every year since 1984 , he said . doubled every year how are they able to double it? 4 7 +613 4 The monthly total has doubled every year since 1984 , he said . doubled Why has it doubled each year? 4 5 +613 5 Unless the agency gets more staff , " the whole ship is going to sink , " Young said after his presentation . going to sink , " how soon will it sink? 12 17 +613 5 Unless the agency gets more staff , " the whole ship is going to sink , " Young said after his presentation . Unless the agency gets more staff , What is the hold up with getting more staff? 0 7 +613 5 Unless the agency gets more staff , " the whole ship is going to sink , " Young said after his presentation . " the whole ship is going to sink , " What are the implications of \"the whole ship\" sinking? 7 17 +614 1 The Congressional Budget Office says slashing next year ' s federal deficit is going to be a more formidable job than Reagan administration officials and aides to President - elect Bush realize . formidable job Why is slashing the federal deficit a formidable job? 18 20 +614 1 The Congressional Budget Office says slashing next year ' s federal deficit is going to be a more formidable job than Reagan administration officials and aides to President - elect Bush realize . slashing Why is the Congressional Budget Office slashing next year's federal deficit? 5 6 +614 1 The Congressional Budget Office says slashing next year ' s federal deficit is going to be a more formidable job than Reagan administration officials and aides to President - elect Bush realize . formidable How is it going to be more formidable? 18 19 +614 1 The Congressional Budget Office says slashing next year ' s federal deficit is going to be a more formidable job than Reagan administration officials and aides to President - elect Bush realize . realize Why do they not realize how formidable it is? 31 32 +614 2 The budget office , in a report released Wednesday , said the fiscal 1990 deficit will be $ 141 billion unless new taxes or spending cuts are instituted . Wednesday , of which year? 8 10 +614 2 The budget office , in a report released Wednesday , said the fiscal 1990 deficit will be $ 141 billion unless new taxes or spending cuts are instituted . deficit Why will the deficit be $141 billion? 14 15 +614 2 The budget office , in a report released Wednesday , said the fiscal 1990 deficit will be $ 141 billion unless new taxes or spending cuts are instituted . spending How does spending affect the deficit? 24 25 +614 2 The budget office , in a report released Wednesday , said the fiscal 1990 deficit will be $ 141 billion unless new taxes or spending cuts are instituted . instituted How are the cuts going to be instituted? 27 28 +614 3 The Reagan administration has estimated next year ' s red ink at a more manageable $ 127 billion . red Why is the ink red? 9 10 +614 3 The Reagan administration has estimated next year ' s red ink at a more manageable $ 127 billion . manageable Why will next year's red ink be more manageable? 14 15 +614 3 The Reagan administration has estimated next year ' s red ink at a more manageable $ 127 billion . estimated How was the estimation concluded? 4 5 +614 4 The numbers presented by the non - partisan congressional agency , if accurate , would make it even more difficult for Bush and Congress to meet the Gramm - Rudman balanced budget law ' s 1990 deficit target of $ 100 billion . non - partisan congressional agency , what does nonpartisan mean? 5 11 +614 4 The numbers presented by the non - partisan congressional agency , if accurate , would make it even more difficult for Bush and Congress to meet the Gramm - Rudman balanced budget law ' s 1990 deficit target of $ 100 billion . accurate , How will they know if it is accurate? 12 14 +614 4 The numbers presented by the non - partisan congressional agency , if accurate , would make it even more difficult for Bush and Congress to meet the Gramm - Rudman balanced budget law ' s 1990 deficit target of $ 100 billion . difficult Why will it be more difficult for Bush and Congress to meet the $100 billion deficit target? 19 20 +614 5 Under that law , if the government fails to come within $ 10 billion of the deficit target , spending cuts are automatically triggered in a range of domestic and defense programs until the goal is achieved . domestic Which domestic programs would be affected by automatic spending cuts? 28 29 +614 5 Under that law , if the government fails to come within $ 10 billion of the deficit target , spending cuts are automatically triggered in a range of domestic and defense programs until the goal is achieved . domestic and defense programs is it a good idea to do that? 28 32 +614 5 Under that law , if the government fails to come within $ 10 billion of the deficit target , spending cuts are automatically triggered in a range of domestic and defense programs until the goal is achieved . fails Why is the government failing to come within $10 billion of its deficit target? 7 8 +614 5 Under that law , if the government fails to come within $ 10 billion of the deficit target , spending cuts are automatically triggered in a range of domestic and defense programs until the goal is achieved . cuts How do the cuts affect the programs? 20 21 +614 5 Under that law , if the government fails to come within $ 10 billion of the deficit target , spending cuts are automatically triggered in a range of domestic and defense programs until the goal is achieved . goal Why is reaching the goal necessary? 34 35 +614 5 Under that law , if the government fails to come within $ 10 billion of the deficit target , spending cuts are automatically triggered in a range of domestic and defense programs until the goal is achieved . range of domestic and defense programs What kind of domestic and defense programs? 26 32 +615 1 The family of a Belfast man held hostage in Beirut marked his 1 , 000th day in captivity with a vigil outside city hall . Beirut Where is Beirut? 9 10 +615 1 The family of a Belfast man held hostage in Beirut marked his 1 , 000th day in captivity with a vigil outside city hall . Belfast Where is Belfast? 4 5 +615 1 The family of a Belfast man held hostage in Beirut marked his 1 , 000th day in captivity with a vigil outside city hall . city hall Which city's city hall? 22 24 +615 1 The family of a Belfast man held hostage in Beirut marked his 1 , 000th day in captivity with a vigil outside city hall . hostage Why is the Belfast man being held hostage in Beirut? 7 8 +615 1 The family of a Belfast man held hostage in Beirut marked his 1 , 000th day in captivity with a vigil outside city hall . in captivity Why is he in captivity? 16 18 +615 1 The family of a Belfast man held hostage in Beirut marked his 1 , 000th day in captivity with a vigil outside city hall . hostage how was he captured? 7 8 +615 2 Brian Keenan , a teacher with dual British and Irish nationality , was kidnapped April 11 , 1986 on his way to the American University in Beirut , where he had just begun to work . Brian Keenan , what does he do for work? 0 3 +615 2 Brian Keenan , a teacher with dual British and Irish nationality , was kidnapped April 11 , 1986 on his way to the American University in Beirut , where he had just begun to work . kidnapped How was Brian Keenan kidnapped? 13 14 +615 2 Brian Keenan , a teacher with dual British and Irish nationality , was kidnapped April 11 , 1986 on his way to the American University in Beirut , where he had just begun to work . where he had just begun to work Why did he choose to work in such a dangerous area? 28 35 +615 2 Brian Keenan , a teacher with dual British and Irish nationality , was kidnapped April 11 , 1986 on his way to the American University in Beirut , where he had just begun to work . he had just begun to work . why would he take a job in Beirut? 29 36 +615 3 " If we forget , the world forgets , " said his sister , Brenda Gillham , who stood outside the city hall with three other family members during Wednesday ' s vigil . we forget , how would she forget? 2 5 +615 3 " If we forget , the world forgets , " said his sister , Brenda Gillham , who stood outside the city hall with three other family members during Wednesday ' s vigil . three other family members Which other family memebers? 24 28 +615 3 " If we forget , the world forgets , " said his sister , Brenda Gillham , who stood outside the city hall with three other family members during Wednesday ' s vigil . three other family members were his parents there? is he still alive? 24 28 +615 4 " We must keep the fight going . " She said the vigil was both for the family members and to " ask governments : How many more days can a normal human being take ? being take until what? 33 34 +615 4 " We must keep the fight going . " She said the vigil was both for the family members and to " ask governments : How many more days can a normal human being take ? " ask governments : What steps have governments taken to help? 21 25 +615 4 " We must keep the fight going . " She said the vigil was both for the family members and to " ask governments : How many more days can a normal human being take ? How many more days can a normal human being take ? What was this poor guy snatched for and what kind of conditions is he living under? 25 36 +615 5 Maybe the governments will start to think about it . " will start to think about it . " What steps have governments taken to help? 3 11 +615 5 Maybe the governments will start to think about it . " start to think about it . " Does this mean that nothing has been done to try to bring this poor guy home? 4 11 +616 1 A former janitor serving a 35 - year prison term for a murder that authorities now believe was committed by the so - called " Southside Strangler " was granted executive clemency Wednesday . so - called " Southside Strangler " Does that mean that it was not the janitor then? 21 28 +616 1 A former janitor serving a 35 - year prison term for a murder that authorities now believe was committed by the so - called " Southside Strangler " was granted executive clemency Wednesday . executive clemency What does executive clemency mean? 30 32 +616 1 A former janitor serving a 35 - year prison term for a murder that authorities now believe was committed by the so - called " Southside Strangler " was granted executive clemency Wednesday . 35 - year prison term for a murder Who did he murder? 5 13 +616 2 David Vasquez ' pardon was based in part on the recommendation of Arlington County Commonwealth ' s Attorney Helen Fahey , said Gov . based in part What was the other part of the pardon based on? 5 8 +616 2 David Vasquez ' pardon was based in part on the recommendation of Arlington County Commonwealth ' s Attorney Helen Fahey , said Gov . Gov which governor? 22 23 +616 2 David Vasquez ' pardon was based in part on the recommendation of Arlington County Commonwealth ' s Attorney Helen Fahey , said Gov . Arlington County Commonwealth ' s Why did they recommend he be pardoned? 12 17 +616 3 Gerald L . Baliles . Vasquez , 42 , pleaded guilty in 1985 to second - degree murder in the death of Washington lawyer Carolyn Jean Hamm of Arlington . Gerald L . Baliles . Vasquez , Who is Gerald L. Baliles, is he the 'Southside Strangler'? 0 7 +616 3 Gerald L . Baliles . Vasquez , 42 , pleaded guilty in 1985 to second - degree murder in the death of Washington lawyer Carolyn Jean Hamm of Arlington . 1985 which year is it now? 12 13 +616 4 Vasquez at first confessed to the killing , but recanted his confession and said he entered the guilty plea to avoid a possible capital murder conviction and death sentence . recanted his confession How can you take back your confession of murder? 9 12 +616 4 Vasquez at first confessed to the killing , but recanted his confession and said he entered the guilty plea to avoid a possible capital murder conviction and death sentence . killing , Who did he kill? 6 8 +616 4 Vasquez at first confessed to the killing , but recanted his confession and said he entered the guilty plea to avoid a possible capital murder conviction and death sentence . recanted his confession is he allowed to do that? 9 12 +616 4 Vasquez at first confessed to the killing , but recanted his confession and said he entered the guilty plea to avoid a possible capital murder conviction and death sentence . recanted his confession Why is he recanting his confession? 9 12 +617 1 A top bank official says the Federal Home Loan Bank Board ' s dual role as regulator of the savings industry and promoter of home ownership has contributed to the wave of S & L failures . contributed to the wave of S & L failures How has Federal Home Loan Bank Board contributed to the wave of S&L failures? 27 36 +617 1 A top bank official says the Federal Home Loan Bank Board ' s dual role as regulator of the savings industry and promoter of home ownership has contributed to the wave of S & L failures . wave of S & L failures What wave of S&L failures? 30 36 +617 1 A top bank official says the Federal Home Loan Bank Board ' s dual role as regulator of the savings industry and promoter of home ownership has contributed to the wave of S & L failures . A top bank official Which top bank official? 0 4 +617 1 A top bank official says the Federal Home Loan Bank Board ' s dual role as regulator of the savings industry and promoter of home ownership has contributed to the wave of S & L failures . S & L What is S&L? 32 35 +617 2 L . William Seidman , chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp . , which insures deposits in commercial banks , said Wednesday the insurance fund for S & Ls should be independent of the bank board . should be independent Why should the insurance funds be independent of the bank board? 30 33 +617 2 L . William Seidman , chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp . , which insures deposits in commercial banks , said Wednesday the insurance fund for S & Ls should be independent of the bank board . Wednesday of which year? 22 23 +617 2 L . William Seidman , chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp . , which insures deposits in commercial banks , said Wednesday the insurance fund for S & Ls should be independent of the bank board . S & Ls What does S&L have to do with the bank board? 27 30 +617 3 The primary goal of the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp . , which insures deposits up to $ 100 , 000 , is the safety and soundness of savings institutions , he said . primary goal are there other goals too? 1 3 +617 4 However , the FSLIC ' s parent , the Federal Home Loan Bank Board , is also charged with creating , or chartering , S & Ls to provide a steady flow of mortgage money to home buyers . FSLIC ' s What is the FSLIC? 3 6 +617 5 " There ' s a basic conflict between those two roles and I think it ' s very important that they be separated so that the insurer . the insurer so that the insurer can do what? 25 27 +617 5 " There ' s a basic conflict between those two roles and I think it ' s very important that they be separated so that the insurer . insurer So that the insurer will do what? 26 27 +618 1 NBC racked up its 15th consecutive victory , its longest streak in the Nielsens , but CBS was celebrating by winning the top four spots in the rankings and the highest - rated TV movie this season . Nielsens , What are the Nielsen's ratings? 13 15 +618 1 NBC racked up its 15th consecutive victory , its longest streak in the Nielsens , but CBS was celebrating by winning the top four spots in the rankings and the highest - rated TV movie this season . top four spots What was CBS top four spots? 22 25 +618 1 NBC racked up its 15th consecutive victory , its longest streak in the Nielsens , but CBS was celebrating by winning the top four spots in the rankings and the highest - rated TV movie this season . highest - rated TV movie What was CBS highest-rated TV movie? 30 35 +618 1 NBC racked up its 15th consecutive victory , its longest streak in the Nielsens , but CBS was celebrating by winning the top four spots in the rankings and the highest - rated TV movie this season . victory , What did NBC win? 6 8 +618 1 NBC racked up its 15th consecutive victory , its longest streak in the Nielsens , but CBS was celebrating by winning the top four spots in the rankings and the highest - rated TV movie this season . highest - rated TV movie What was the highest rated TV movie this season? 30 35 +618 2 " The Karen Carpenter Story , " about the life and death of the popular singer , followed a big football game Sunday night and ran against " A View to a Kill " on ABC and " Gremlins " on NBC . Sunday night who was playing? 22 24 +618 2 " The Karen Carpenter Story , " about the life and death of the popular singer , followed a big football game Sunday night and ran against " A View to a Kill " on ABC and " Gremlins " on NBC . big football game Sunday night What was the \"big football game and who was playing 19 24 +618 2 " The Karen Carpenter Story , " about the life and death of the popular singer , followed a big football game Sunday night and ran against " A View to a Kill " on ABC and " Gremlins " on NBC . NBC Are these the top rankings? 41 42 +618 3 It was the No . 1 show last week with a rating of 26 . 3 and a 41 share , the A . C . Nielsen Co . said . rating of 26 is that a high rating? 11 14 +618 3 It was the No . 1 show last week with a rating of 26 . 3 and a 41 share , the A . C . Nielsen Co . said . 41 share , What is a 41 share? 18 21 +618 3 It was the No . 1 show last week with a rating of 26 . 3 and a 41 share , the A . C . Nielsen Co . said . share , What is a share in relation to a show? 19 21 +618 4 That topped the CBS movie of two weeks ago , " A Very Brady Christmas , " which had been the highest - rated movie this season with a 25 . 1 and 39 . Very Brady who are the bradys? 12 14 +618 4 That topped the CBS movie of two weeks ago , " A Very Brady Christmas , " which had been the highest - rated movie this season with a 25 . 1 and 39 . 25 . 1 and 39 How are these ratings obtained? 29 34 +618 5 Each rating point equals 904 , 000 homes with television . homes Does this include multiple TV's in homes? 7 8 +619 1 The Agriculture Department says Americans seem to be eating a bit more each year but are choosier about what ' s on the menu . choosier about what ' s on the menu What are they eating? 16 24 +619 1 The Agriculture Department says Americans seem to be eating a bit more each year but are choosier about what ' s on the menu . eating a bit more How are they measuring how much American's are eating? 8 12 +619 1 The Agriculture Department says Americans seem to be eating a bit more each year but are choosier about what ' s on the menu . choosier what are they choosing? 16 17 +619 1 The Agriculture Department says Americans seem to be eating a bit more each year but are choosier about what ' s on the menu . choosier How does the Agriculture Department measure whether Americans are being choosier? 16 17 +619 1 The Agriculture Department says Americans seem to be eating a bit more each year but are choosier about what ' s on the menu . a bit more each year How does the Agriculture Department measure the amount of food Americans consume each year? 9 14 +619 1 The Agriculture Department says Americans seem to be eating a bit more each year but are choosier about what ' s on the menu . choosier about what ' s on the menu What kinds of new or different menu choices are Americans making? 16 24 +619 1 The Agriculture Department says Americans seem to be eating a bit more each year but are choosier about what ' s on the menu . choosier How are Americans choosier about what's on the menu? 16 17 +619 2 A 20 - year statistical study by the department ' s Economic Research Service found that per capita food consumption overall rose 0 . 7 percent in 1987 to a record level , including a 1 . 8 percent increase in foods from crops , while food from animals dropped 0 . 3 percent . food from animals dropped because of vegetarians? 46 50 +619 2 A 20 - year statistical study by the department ' s Economic Research Service found that per capita food consumption overall rose 0 . 7 percent in 1987 to a record level , including a 1 . 8 percent increase in foods from crops , while food from animals dropped 0 . 3 percent . food from animals dropped 0 . 3 percent Why is consumption of food from animals dropping? 46 54 +619 2 A 20 - year statistical study by the department ' s Economic Research Service found that per capita food consumption overall rose 0 . 7 percent in 1987 to a record level , including a 1 . 8 percent increase in foods from crops , while food from animals dropped 0 . 3 percent . per capita food consumption What is the avergae per capita food consumption in the United States? 16 20 +619 3 Analysts said the decline in animal products occurred as a result of lower per capita consumption of beef , eggs , whole milk , butter , lard and edible tallow . edible tallow What is edible tallow? 28 30 +619 3 Analysts said the decline in animal products occurred as a result of lower per capita consumption of beef , eggs , whole milk , butter , lard and edible tallow . consumption Why has there been lower per capital consumption of these animal products? 15 16 +619 3 Analysts said the decline in animal products occurred as a result of lower per capita consumption of beef , eggs , whole milk , butter , lard and edible tallow . lower per capita consumption To what do analysts owe the decline in American consumption of beef, eggs, milk, butter, lard and edible tallow? 12 16 +619 4 The agency cautioned in the report about taking the figures too literally because much of the information is derived from farm - to - market statistics and other trade information . literally Why can’t farm-to-market statistics and the other trade information be taken too literally? 11 12 +619 4 The agency cautioned in the report about taking the figures too literally because much of the information is derived from farm - to - market statistics and other trade information . farm - to - market statistics In what ways can farm-to-market statistics be inaccurate? 20 26 +619 4 The agency cautioned in the report about taking the figures too literally because much of the information is derived from farm - to - market statistics and other trade information . other trade information What other trade information is the information derived from? 27 30 +619 5 " Strictly speaking , the food disappearance estimates should be designated as supplies moving through trade channels for domestic consumption , " the report said . disappearance does food get lost? 6 7 +619 5 " Strictly speaking , the food disappearance estimates should be designated as supplies moving through trade channels for domestic consumption , " the report said . should be designated In what other ways are food disappearance estimates measured? 8 11 +620 1 With speculation that the first indictments could come soon in the Pentagon fraud case , new court papers provide fresh details on how one private consultant in the case allegedly trafficked in valuable Department information . private consultant will he remain anonymous? 24 26 +620 1 With speculation that the first indictments could come soon in the Pentagon fraud case , new court papers provide fresh details on how one private consultant in the case allegedly trafficked in valuable Department information . allegedly Why is there speculation that the one private consultant trafficked valuable Department information? 29 30 +620 1 With speculation that the first indictments could come soon in the Pentagon fraud case , new court papers provide fresh details on how one private consultant in the case allegedly trafficked in valuable Department information . trafficked in valuable Department information How was this information gained? 30 35 +620 1 With speculation that the first indictments could come soon in the Pentagon fraud case , new court papers provide fresh details on how one private consultant in the case allegedly trafficked in valuable Department information . soon How soon would that be? 8 9 +620 1 With speculation that the first indictments could come soon in the Pentagon fraud case , new court papers provide fresh details on how one private consultant in the case allegedly trafficked in valuable Department information . trafficked in valuable Department information Why would they do that? 30 35 +620 2 A federal grand jury is meeting today and Friday outside Washington , where U . S . attorney Henry Hudson is spearheading the nationwide investigation that began in September 1986 . spearheading Why is Mr. Hudson spearheading the nationwide investigation? 21 22 +620 2 A federal grand jury is meeting today and Friday outside Washington , where U . S . attorney Henry Hudson is spearheading the nationwide investigation that began in September 1986 . investigation How is Mr. Hudson investigating? 24 25 +620 2 A federal grand jury is meeting today and Friday outside Washington , where U . S . attorney Henry Hudson is spearheading the nationwide investigation that began in September 1986 . the nationwide investigation What tipped off the investigation? 22 25 +620 2 A federal grand jury is meeting today and Friday outside Washington , where U . S . attorney Henry Hudson is spearheading the nationwide investigation that began in September 1986 . began in September 1986 Why did it begin then? What was the catalyst? 26 30 +620 3 Sharon Dibbley , Hudson ' s spokeswoman , refused to say whether any indictments would be handed up this week , but one defense attorney guessed they could come on Friday . attorney guessed with what amount of certainty? 24 26 +620 3 Sharon Dibbley , Hudson ' s spokeswoman , refused to say whether any indictments would be handed up this week , but one defense attorney guessed they could come on Friday . guessed Why does the defense attorney think the indictments could come on Friday? 25 26 +620 3 Sharon Dibbley , Hudson ' s spokeswoman , refused to say whether any indictments would be handed up this week , but one defense attorney guessed they could come on Friday . come How will the defense attorney know if the indictments have come on Friday? 28 29 +620 3 Sharon Dibbley , Hudson ' s spokeswoman , refused to say whether any indictments would be handed up this week , but one defense attorney guessed they could come on Friday . one defense attorney guessed Who was the defense attorney? 22 26 +620 3 Sharon Dibbley , Hudson ' s spokeswoman , refused to say whether any indictments would be handed up this week , but one defense attorney guessed they could come on Friday . one defense attorney Who was that attorney? 22 25 +620 4 Last November , Hudson predicted indictments could be in hand that month . predicted Why did Mr. Hudson think the indictments would be in hand in November? 4 5 +620 4 Last November , Hudson predicted indictments could be in hand that month . indictments Why did Mr. Hudson not receive the indictments in November? 5 6 +620 4 Last November , Hudson predicted indictments could be in hand that month . that month Is this an indication that the indictments didn't come then? 10 12 +620 5 Dibbley also kept mum about if and when any plea bargaining arrangements might be revealed . Dibbley Why is she commenting at all if she has no information? 0 1 +621 1 Afghan resistance leaders talk as though they are on the threshold of victory : Soviet troops are ready to leave Afghanistan , and the Kremlin ' s client regime in Kabul is tottering . Soviet troops are ready Why are Soviet troops ready to leave Afghanistan? 14 18 +621 1 Afghan resistance leaders talk as though they are on the threshold of victory : Soviet troops are ready to leave Afghanistan , and the Kremlin ' s client regime in Kabul is tottering . Afghan resistance leaders Who are the Afghan resistance leaders? 0 3 +621 2 But the Afghan guerrillas are as paralyzed politically as they were a decade ago when they started fighting their country ' s Soviet - backed totalitarian government . Afghan guerrillas are as paralyzed Why are the Afghan guerrillas paralyzed politically? 2 7 +621 2 But the Afghan guerrillas are as paralyzed politically as they were a decade ago when they started fighting their country ' s Soviet - backed totalitarian government . Soviet - backed totalitarian government . Why was the government backed by the Soviets? 22 28 +621 2 But the Afghan guerrillas are as paralyzed politically as they were a decade ago when they started fighting their country ' s Soviet - backed totalitarian government . totalitarian government What is a totalitarian government? 25 27 +621 3 Unable to put aside internal rivalries , the guerrillas have yet to come up with a coherent plan for the future as the Soviet Union tries to negotiate with them in a last - minute show of seeking a political solution to a messy war . internal rivalries , are they incompetent? 4 7 +621 3 Unable to put aside internal rivalries , the guerrillas have yet to come up with a coherent plan for the future as the Soviet Union tries to negotiate with them in a last - minute show of seeking a political solution to a messy war . internal rivalries , What internal rivalries do they have? 4 7 +621 3 Unable to put aside internal rivalries , the guerrillas have yet to come up with a coherent plan for the future as the Soviet Union tries to negotiate with them in a last - minute show of seeking a political solution to a messy war . internal rivalries , What sort of internal rivalries are there with the guerrillas? 4 7 +621 4 It is a David - and - Goliath image : The communist superpower , unable to vanquish ragged bands of mountain men with its missiles and warplanes , dispatches one of its sharpest negotiators - Yuli Vorontsov , first deputy foreign minister and ambassador to Kabul - to Saudi Arabia , Iran and Pakistan to meet the insurgents . David - and - Goliath image : is it a metaphor? 3 10 +621 5 The fractious alliance of seven Pakistan - based guerrilla groups does not even agree on whether its leaders should be meeting Vorontsov , let alone how to govern Afghanistan - if it should get the chance . fractious definition of this word? 1 2 +621 5 The fractious alliance of seven Pakistan - based guerrilla groups does not even agree on whether its leaders should be meeting Vorontsov , let alone how to govern Afghanistan - if it should get the chance . Pakistan - based guerrilla groups Who are the seven Pakistan-based guerrilla groups? 5 10 +622 1 A high school canceled classes for a second day Thursday after a custodian was diagnosed with Legionnaires ' disease and another custodian began showing symptoms of the disease . Legionnaires ' disease What is Legionnaires' disease? 16 19 +622 1 A high school canceled classes for a second day Thursday after a custodian was diagnosed with Legionnaires ' disease and another custodian began showing symptoms of the disease . Legionnaires ' disease what is that disease? 16 19 +622 1 A high school canceled classes for a second day Thursday after a custodian was diagnosed with Legionnaires ' disease and another custodian began showing symptoms of the disease . Legionnaires ' disease What is Legionnaires' disease? 16 19 +622 1 A high school canceled classes for a second day Thursday after a custodian was diagnosed with Legionnaires ' disease and another custodian began showing symptoms of the disease . symptoms What are some of the symptoms? 24 25 +622 1 A high school canceled classes for a second day Thursday after a custodian was diagnosed with Legionnaires ' disease and another custodian began showing symptoms of the disease . Legionnaires ' What is Legionnaires' disease? 16 18 +622 1 A high school canceled classes for a second day Thursday after a custodian was diagnosed with Legionnaires ' disease and another custodian began showing symptoms of the disease . symptoms of the disease What are the symptoms of Legionnaires' disease? 24 28 +622 2 Test results to determine if the second custodian at Hunterdon Central Regional High School has the disease should be available in about five days , said Marilyn Riley , state Health Department spokeswoman . about five days , why does it take so long? 21 25 +622 2 Test results to determine if the second custodian at Hunterdon Central Regional High School has the disease should be available in about five days , said Marilyn Riley , state Health Department spokeswoman . Test results What lab values are being measured in the test for Legionnaires' disease? 0 2 +622 3 The bacteria that causes Legionnaires ' disease is transmitted through the air from vaporized water , Ms . Riley said . vaporized water , How does water vaporize? 13 16 +622 3 The bacteria that causes Legionnaires ' disease is transmitted through the air from vaporized water , Ms . Riley said . vaporized How was there vaporized water in the school? 13 14 +622 3 The bacteria that causes Legionnaires ' disease is transmitted through the air from vaporized water , Ms . Riley said . transmitted Besides vaporized water, are there any other means of transmission of Legionnaires' disease? 8 9 +622 3 The bacteria that causes Legionnaires ' disease is transmitted through the air from vaporized water , Ms . Riley said . vaporized water , What consitutes \"vaporized water\"? 13 16 +622 4 Health officials inspected the building Thursday for bacteria sources . Thursday which year is this? 5 6 +622 4 Health officials inspected the building Thursday for bacteria sources . bacteria sources What are some examples of bacteria sources? 7 9 +622 4 Health officials inspected the building Thursday for bacteria sources . sources Did they find bacteria sources? 8 9 +622 4 Health officials inspected the building Thursday for bacteria sources . inspected the building What were health officials looking for? 2 5 +622 5 Samples of water will be taken Friday and Sunday from the school , she said . Samples of water What is the significance of sampling the water? 0 3 +622 5 Samples of water will be taken Friday and Sunday from the school , she said . Samples How do they take the samples? 0 1 +622 5 Samples of water will be taken Friday and Sunday from the school , she said . Samples of water How will the samples be tested? 0 3 +623 1 Oliver L . North will face 12 other charges once the judge in the Iran - Contra case grants a prosecution motion to dismiss the two major charges against the former National Security Council aide . major charges what are the charges? 26 28 +623 1 Oliver L . North will face 12 other charges once the judge in the Iran - Contra case grants a prosecution motion to dismiss the two major charges against the former National Security Council aide . 12 other charges What are the 12 charges? 6 9 +623 1 Oliver L . North will face 12 other charges once the judge in the Iran - Contra case grants a prosecution motion to dismiss the two major charges against the former National Security Council aide . two major charges What are the two major charges? 25 28 +623 1 Oliver L . North will face 12 other charges once the judge in the Iran - Contra case grants a prosecution motion to dismiss the two major charges against the former National Security Council aide . the former Why is he no longer the National Security Council Aide? 29 31 +623 1 Oliver L . North will face 12 other charges once the judge in the Iran - Contra case grants a prosecution motion to dismiss the two major charges against the former National Security Council aide . face 12 other charges What was the original charge and what are the other charges? 5 9 +623 1 Oliver L . North will face 12 other charges once the judge in the Iran - Contra case grants a prosecution motion to dismiss the two major charges against the former National Security Council aide . 12 other charges What are the 12 other charges Oliver North is facing? 6 9 +623 1 Oliver L . North will face 12 other charges once the judge in the Iran - Contra case grants a prosecution motion to dismiss the two major charges against the former National Security Council aide . two major charges What are these two major charges? 25 28 +623 2 Independent counsel Lawrence E . Walsh is asking U . S . District Judge Gerhard A . Gesell to dismiss charges of conspiracy to defraud the government and theft of government property stemming from the diversion of U . S . - Iran arms - sale proceeds to the Nicaraguan Contras . dismiss charges Dismiss charges with what evidence? 19 21 +623 2 Independent counsel Lawrence E . Walsh is asking U . S . District Judge Gerhard A . Gesell to dismiss charges of conspiracy to defraud the government and theft of government property stemming from the diversion of U . S . - Iran arms - sale proceeds to the Nicaraguan Contras . proceeds How did the proceeds get to the Nicaraguan Contras? 46 47 +623 2 Independent counsel Lawrence E . Walsh is asking U . S . District Judge Gerhard A . Gesell to dismiss charges of conspiracy to defraud the government and theft of government property stemming from the diversion of U . S . - Iran arms - sale proceeds to the Nicaraguan Contras . dismiss charges Why does he want these charges dismissed? 19 21 +623 3 According to legal experts , Gesell has little discretion in the matter , meaning in all likelihood the charges will be dismissed . discretion why does he have little discretion? 8 9 +623 3 According to legal experts , Gesell has little discretion in the matter , meaning in all likelihood the charges will be dismissed . will be dismissed Exactly why will the charged be dismissed? 19 22 +623 3 According to legal experts , Gesell has little discretion in the matter , meaning in all likelihood the charges will be dismissed . legal experts , Who are the legal experts? 2 5 +623 4 Walsh wants the charges dismissed " without prejudice , " meaning he would be free to bring the counts again if the national security problems would be worked out . national security problems What are the problems? 22 25 +623 4 Walsh wants the charges dismissed " without prejudice , " meaning he would be free to bring the counts again if the national security problems would be worked out . be worked out What does it mean for security problems to 'be worked out'? 26 29 +623 5 But Gesell scheduled a hearing for Monday to hear defense arguments . arguments will he consider them? 10 11 +624 1 At one time , U . S . diplomats got into hot water if they clinked teacups with members of the PLO , but now the State Department has switched signals . clinked teacups is that a metaphor? 15 17 +624 1 At one time , U . S . diplomats got into hot water if they clinked teacups with members of the PLO , but now the State Department has switched signals . the State Department has switched signals . Why did the State Department switch signals? 25 32 +624 1 At one time , U . S . diplomats got into hot water if they clinked teacups with members of the PLO , but now the State Department has switched signals . members of the PLO , Who are the PLO? 18 23 +624 1 At one time , U . S . diplomats got into hot water if they clinked teacups with members of the PLO , but now the State Department has switched signals . State Department has switched signals What made the state department change? 26 31 +624 1 At one time , U . S . diplomats got into hot water if they clinked teacups with members of the PLO , but now the State Department has switched signals . switched Why has the State Department changed attitudes towards the PLO? 29 30 +624 2 State Department spokeswoman Phyllis Oakley confirmed Thursday that American officials around the world have been given the green light to mix with Palestine Liberation Organization representatives - but strictly on an informal basis . but strictly on an informal basis Why only informal? 27 33 +624 2 State Department spokeswoman Phyllis Oakley confirmed Thursday that American officials around the world have been given the green light to mix with Palestine Liberation Organization representatives - but strictly on an informal basis . informal Why can American diplomats only interact with the PLO on an informal basis? 31 32 +624 2 State Department spokeswoman Phyllis Oakley confirmed Thursday that American officials around the world have been given the green light to mix with Palestine Liberation Organization representatives - but strictly on an informal basis . strictly How do American diplomats keep their interactions with the PLO strictly informal? 28 29 +624 3 " There have been instructions that have allowed people in social settings to respond socially to introductions , " Mrs . Oakley said . respond socially to introductions , " how do they do that? 13 19 +624 5 Ambassador to Tunisia , Robert H . Pelletreau , is the only person authorized to conduct America ' s diplomatic dialogue with the PLO . Tunisia , where is that? 2 4 +624 5 Ambassador to Tunisia , Robert H . Pelletreau , is the only person authorized to conduct America ' s diplomatic dialogue with the PLO . Tunisia , Why is the ambassador to Tunisia the one authorized to dialogue with the PLO? 2 4 +625 1 Education lobbyists say they have the perfect way for George Bush to fulfill his pledge to be the education president : raise federal education spending by $ 10 billion in his first term . perfect way why is that the perfect way? 6 8 +625 1 Education lobbyists say they have the perfect way for George Bush to fulfill his pledge to be the education president : raise federal education spending by $ 10 billion in his first term . Education lobbyists Who are the education lobbyists? 0 2 +625 1 Education lobbyists say they have the perfect way for George Bush to fulfill his pledge to be the education president : raise federal education spending by $ 10 billion in his first term . lobbyists Which lobbyists in particular say this? 1 2 +625 1 Education lobbyists say they have the perfect way for George Bush to fulfill his pledge to be the education president : raise federal education spending by $ 10 billion in his first term . pledge to be the education president : What is George Bush's pledge to be the education president? 14 21 +625 2 " There ' s an education deficit analogous to the Grand Canyon . analogous what is the analogy? 7 8 +625 2 " There ' s an education deficit analogous to the Grand Canyon . " There ' s an education deficit Where is the deficit? 0 7 +625 2 " There ' s an education deficit analogous to the Grand Canyon . education deficit What is the education deficit? 5 7 +625 3 To have someone throw in a shovel of dirt is not going to solve the problem , " said Gerald Morris , president of a 100 - member coalition called the Committee for Education Funding . not Why does Mr. Morris feel that it won't solve the problem? 10 11 +625 3 To have someone throw in a shovel of dirt is not going to solve the problem , " said Gerald Morris , president of a 100 - member coalition called the Committee for Education Funding . To have someone throw in a shovel of dirt Did this really happen? is this a metaphor? 0 9 +625 4 The committee suggested Thursday that Bush start with an immediate down payment of $ 2 . 5 billion in the Education Department budget for fiscal 1990 . immediate How soon would he have to put in the money? 9 10 +626 1 A Senate committee chairman wants the FBI to look into a newspaper ' s allegations that one of President - elect Bush ' s Cabinet nominees headed a GOP organization " riddled with former Nazi collaborators . " newspaper ' s Why is the newspaper making allegations about cabinet nominees? 11 14 +626 1 A Senate committee chairman wants the FBI to look into a newspaper ' s allegations that one of President - elect Bush ' s Cabinet nominees headed a GOP organization " riddled with former Nazi collaborators . " organization How does the newspaper know the organization was riddled with former Nazi collaborators? 29 30 +626 1 A Senate committee chairman wants the FBI to look into a newspaper ' s allegations that one of President - elect Bush ' s Cabinet nominees headed a GOP organization " riddled with former Nazi collaborators . " collaborators How did the collaborators collaborate with Nazis? 35 36 +626 1 A Senate committee chairman wants the FBI to look into a newspaper ' s allegations that one of President - elect Bush ' s Cabinet nominees headed a GOP organization " riddled with former Nazi collaborators . " A Senate committee chairman Which Senate committee chairman? 0 4 +626 2 The Oakland ( Calif . ) Tribune , in an editorial Dec . 28 , said its questions should be answered before the Senate approves Bush ' s nomination of Edward Derwinski as the first head of the newly created Department of Veterans Affairs . Department of Veterans how new is it? 40 43 +626 2 The Oakland ( Calif . ) Tribune , in an editorial Dec . 28 , said its questions should be answered before the Senate approves Bush ' s nomination of Edward Derwinski as the first head of the newly created Department of Veterans Affairs . questions Why does The Oakland Tribune have questions that are unanswered? 17 18 +626 2 The Oakland ( Calif . ) Tribune , in an editorial Dec . 28 , said its questions should be answered before the Senate approves Bush ' s nomination of Edward Derwinski as the first head of the newly created Department of Veterans Affairs . before Why should the questions be answered before the Senate approval? 21 22 +626 2 The Oakland ( Calif . ) Tribune , in an editorial Dec . 28 , said its questions should be answered before the Senate approves Bush ' s nomination of Edward Derwinski as the first head of the newly created Department of Veterans Affairs . nomination Why was Edward Derwinksi nominated as head of Department of Veterans Affairs? 28 29 +626 2 The Oakland ( Calif . ) Tribune , in an editorial Dec . 28 , said its questions should be answered before the Senate approves Bush ' s nomination of Edward Derwinski as the first head of the newly created Department of Veterans Affairs . its questions What questions do they have? 16 18 +626 3 Sen . Alan Cranston , D - Calif . , who will conduct the Senate Veterans ' Affairs Committee ' s confirmation hearings on the nomination , asked Bush to look into the editorial ' s charges in the course of " its customary background investigation . " conduct Why is Sen. Alan Cranston conducting the nomination hearings? 12 13 +626 3 Sen . Alan Cranston , D - Calif . , who will conduct the Senate Veterans ' Affairs Committee ' s confirmation hearings on the nomination , asked Bush to look into the editorial ' s charges in the course of " its customary background investigation . " Bush Why is Bush responsible for looking into the editorial's charges? 28 29 +626 3 Sen . Alan Cranston , D - Calif . , who will conduct the Senate Veterans ' Affairs Committee ' s confirmation hearings on the nomination , asked Bush to look into the editorial ' s charges in the course of " its customary background investigation . " investigation How is the investigation conducted? 45 46 +626 4 The editorial said Derwinski associated with former fascists and anti - Semites in 1972 when he headed the executive board of the Heritage Groups for Re - election of the President and this year when he co - chaired Bush ' s Coalition of American Nationalities . associated How does the editorial know Derwinski associated with former fascists and anti-Semites in 1972? 4 5 +626 4 The editorial said Derwinski associated with former fascists and anti - Semites in 1972 when he headed the executive board of the Heritage Groups for Re - election of the President and this year when he co - chaired Bush ' s Coalition of American Nationalities . headed Why was Derwinski leading the Heritage Groups for Re-election of the President? 16 17 +626 4 The editorial said Derwinski associated with former fascists and anti - Semites in 1972 when he headed the executive board of the Heritage Groups for Re - election of the President and this year when he co - chaired Bush ' s Coalition of American Nationalities . Nationalities How does the editorial know that Bush's Coalition of American Nationalities is fascist and has anti-Semites? 45 46 +626 4 The editorial said Derwinski associated with former fascists and anti - Semites in 1972 when he headed the executive board of the Heritage Groups for Re - election of the President and this year when he co - chaired Bush ' s Coalition of American Nationalities . associated with former fascists Did he share their views, or did some simply happen to be in the same group as him? 4 8 +626 5 Through a spokesman , Derwinski said the charges amounted to " guilt by association . " said Why does it sound like Derwinsk admitting guilt? 5 6 +626 5 Through a spokesman , Derwinski said the charges amounted to " guilt by association . " association How does association relate to finding someone guilty of a charge? 13 14 +627 1 The nation ' s cities expect a more " mature relationship " with the federal government under George Bush than they have had during the Reagan era , the incoming president of the National League of Cities says . " mature relationship " what is mature relationship? 8 12 +627 1 The nation ' s cities expect a more " mature relationship " with the federal government under George Bush than they have had during the Reagan era , the incoming president of the National League of Cities says . expect a more " mature relationship " Why is a more mature relationship expected? 5 12 +627 1 The nation ' s cities expect a more " mature relationship " with the federal government under George Bush than they have had during the Reagan era , the incoming president of the National League of Cities says . expect Why do the nation's cities expect a more mature relationship with the federal government under George Bush? 5 6 +627 1 The nation ' s cities expect a more " mature relationship " with the federal government under George Bush than they have had during the Reagan era , the incoming president of the National League of Cities says . says How does the incoming president of the National League of Cities know cities relationships with George Bush will be more mature? 37 38 +627 1 The nation ' s cities expect a more " mature relationship " with the federal government under George Bush than they have had during the Reagan era , the incoming president of the National League of Cities says . " mature relationship " What does a more mature relationship entail? 8 12 +627 2 Using a parent - child analogy to discuss how cities have fared in their dealings with the federal government , Phoenix Mayor Terry Goddard told a National Press Club luncheon on Thursday : " During the sixties and seventies we had a pampered childhood . pampered childhood why were they pampered? 42 44 +627 2 Using a parent - child analogy to discuss how cities have fared in their dealings with the federal government , Phoenix Mayor Terry Goddard told a National Press Club luncheon on Thursday : " During the sixties and seventies we had a pampered childhood . pampered childhood . Can you give example? 42 45 +627 2 Using a parent - child analogy to discuss how cities have fared in their dealings with the federal government , Phoenix Mayor Terry Goddard told a National Press Club luncheon on Thursday : " During the sixties and seventies we had a pampered childhood . pampered childhood How would a pampered childhood be described? 42 44 +627 2 Using a parent - child analogy to discuss how cities have fared in their dealings with the federal government , Phoenix Mayor Terry Goddard told a National Press Club luncheon on Thursday : " During the sixties and seventies we had a pampered childhood . parent - child Why is Mayer Terry Goddard using a parent-child analogy? 2 5 +627 2 Using a parent - child analogy to discuss how cities have fared in their dealings with the federal government , Phoenix Mayor Terry Goddard told a National Press Club luncheon on Thursday : " During the sixties and seventies we had a pampered childhood . pampered Why did children have pampered childhoods in the sixties and seventies? 42 43 +627 2 Using a parent - child analogy to discuss how cities have fared in their dealings with the federal government , Phoenix Mayor Terry Goddard told a National Press Club luncheon on Thursday : " During the sixties and seventies we had a pampered childhood . we had a pampered childhood How was the \"child\" pampered? 39 44 +627 3 And then very abruptly at the beginning of the eighties , we were orphaned . were orphaned what happened then? 12 14 +627 3 And then very abruptly at the beginning of the eighties , we were orphaned . we were orphaned Why were we orphaned at the beginning of the eighties? 11 14 +627 3 And then very abruptly at the beginning of the eighties , we were orphaned . we Why were they orphaned in the eighties? 11 12 +627 3 And then very abruptly at the beginning of the eighties , we were orphaned . orphaned How were they orphaned in the eighties? 13 14 +627 3 And then very abruptly at the beginning of the eighties , we were orphaned . abruptly Why were they abruptly orphaned? 3 4 +627 3 And then very abruptly at the beginning of the eighties , we were orphaned . we were orphaned How were they \"orphaned\"? 11 14 +627 4 We were thrown out in the storm and we were told to fend for ourselves . " thrown out who threw them out? 2 4 +627 4 We were thrown out in the storm and we were told to fend for ourselves . " the storm What storm were we thrown into? 5 7 +627 4 We were thrown out in the storm and we were told to fend for ourselves . " told Why were they told to defend for themselves? 10 11 +627 4 We were thrown out in the storm and we were told to fend for ourselves . " We were thrown out in the storm In what way were they thrown out and told to fend for themselves? 0 7 +627 5 " We ' re looking for a new relationship , a mature relationship , one that binds two powerful entities , the federal government and local government into a common purpose , " and partnership said Goddard , who was recently elected the league ' s president . government into a common purpose , " Why were we looking for a bonding of the federal and local government? 26 33 +627 5 " We ' re looking for a new relationship , a mature relationship , one that binds two powerful entities , the federal government and local government into a common purpose , " and partnership said Goddard , who was recently elected the league ' s president . binds Why do the federal government and local government need a common purpose? 16 17 +627 5 " We ' re looking for a new relationship , a mature relationship , one that binds two powerful entities , the federal government and local government into a common purpose , " and partnership said Goddard , who was recently elected the league ' s president . elected Why was Goddard elected president of the league? 41 42 +628 1 As four Mariel Cuban detainees convicted of crimes after fleeing their homeland in 1980 were returned to Cuba , a government spokesman said he hoped such repatriations will speed up . a government spokesman Which government spokesman? 19 22 +628 1 As four Mariel Cuban detainees convicted of crimes after fleeing their homeland in 1980 were returned to Cuba , a government spokesman said he hoped such repatriations will speed up . convicted of crimes What crimes? 5 8 +628 1 As four Mariel Cuban detainees convicted of crimes after fleeing their homeland in 1980 were returned to Cuba , a government spokesman said he hoped such repatriations will speed up . convicted of crimes What crimes were they convicted of? 5 8 +628 1 As four Mariel Cuban detainees convicted of crimes after fleeing their homeland in 1980 were returned to Cuba , a government spokesman said he hoped such repatriations will speed up . were returned to Cuba , why were they returned to Cuba? 14 19 +628 2 But Auxiliary Bishop Agustin A . Roman of Miami called again for a halt to the repatriations , saying the Cubans had been denied due process and that their human rights could not be assured in Cuba . Auxiliary what is an auxiliary bishop? 1 2 +628 2 But Auxiliary Bishop Agustin A . Roman of Miami called again for a halt to the repatriations , saying the Cubans had been denied due process and that their human rights could not be assured in Cuba . been denied due process Due process in the US or Cuba? What due process? 22 26 +628 2 But Auxiliary Bishop Agustin A . Roman of Miami called again for a halt to the repatriations , saying the Cubans had been denied due process and that their human rights could not be assured in Cuba . denied due process What countries due process are we talking about? 23 26 +628 2 But Auxiliary Bishop Agustin A . Roman of Miami called again for a halt to the repatriations , saying the Cubans had been denied due process and that their human rights could not be assured in Cuba . Auxiliary Bishop what is an Auxiliary Bishop ? 1 3 +628 3 The four , who had been detained at the federal prison at Talladega , Ala . , left Birmingham shortly after 2 p . m . Thursday for the 90 - minute flight to an airport near Havana . The four , Who are the four? 0 3 +628 3 The four , who had been detained at the federal prison at Talladega , Ala . , left Birmingham shortly after 2 p . m . Thursday for the 90 - minute flight to an airport near Havana . detained at the federal prison at Talladega , Ala Why were they at this prison? 6 15 +628 4 Earlier in the day , U . S . District Judge U . W . the day , what did the judge say? 2 5 +628 4 Earlier in the day , U . S . District Judge U . W . District Judge U . W Who is District Judge U.W.? 9 14 +628 4 Earlier in the day , U . S . District Judge U . W . Earlier in the day , What is the specific date? 0 5 +628 4 Earlier in the day , U . S . District Judge U . W . U . S . District Judge U . W what did U.S. District Judge U.W. do? 5 14 +628 5 Clemon in Birmingham denied the request to stay the repatriation of Jose Nodarse - Valdes and Juan Cajigal - Mulen . repatriation so they got shipped back to cuba? 9 10 +628 5 Clemon in Birmingham denied the request to stay the repatriation of Jose Nodarse - Valdes and Juan Cajigal - Mulen . denied the request to stay the repatriation Why was the request denied? 3 10 +628 5 Clemon in Birmingham denied the request to stay the repatriation of Jose Nodarse - Valdes and Juan Cajigal - Mulen . denied the request Why was the request denied? 3 6 +628 5 Clemon in Birmingham denied the request to stay the repatriation of Jose Nodarse - Valdes and Juan Cajigal - Mulen . Clemon who or what is Clemon? 0 1 +629 1 A chlorine cloud as big as six football fields spewed from a factory Thursday near the site of the Reagan presidential library , forcing thousands of evacuations , backing traffic up for miles on closed roads and freeways and injuring three firefighters . spewed from a factory Thursday Which factory? 9 14 +629 1 A chlorine cloud as big as six football fields spewed from a factory Thursday near the site of the Reagan presidential library , forcing thousands of evacuations , backing traffic up for miles on closed roads and freeways and injuring three firefighters . chlorine cloud how did the cloud appear? 1 3 +629 1 A chlorine cloud as big as six football fields spewed from a factory Thursday near the site of the Reagan presidential library , forcing thousands of evacuations , backing traffic up for miles on closed roads and freeways and injuring three firefighters . Reagan presidential library , where is the Reagan presidential library ? 19 23 +629 1 A chlorine cloud as big as six football fields spewed from a factory Thursday near the site of the Reagan presidential library , forcing thousands of evacuations , backing traffic up for miles on closed roads and freeways and injuring three firefighters . chlorine cloud Where did the chlorine cloud come from? 1 3 +629 1 A chlorine cloud as big as six football fields spewed from a factory Thursday near the site of the Reagan presidential library , forcing thousands of evacuations , backing traffic up for miles on closed roads and freeways and injuring three firefighters . chlorine cloud What was the cause of the chlorine cloud? 1 3 +629 2 Chlorine escaped during most of the day from a 5 , 000 - gallon , 30 - ton tank at the Traveling West Textile Co . , forming a greenish - yellow , potentially deadly cloud on the outskirts of this suburb northwest of Los Angeles . greenish - yellow , potentially why did it turn green? 29 34 +629 2 Chlorine escaped during most of the day from a 5 , 000 - gallon , 30 - ton tank at the Traveling West Textile Co . , forming a greenish - yellow , potentially deadly cloud on the outskirts of this suburb northwest of Los Angeles . deadly In what ways does chlorine gas cause health problems, up to and including death? 34 35 +629 2 Chlorine escaped during most of the day from a 5 , 000 - gallon , 30 - ton tank at the Traveling West Textile Co . , forming a greenish - yellow , potentially deadly cloud on the outskirts of this suburb northwest of Los Angeles . suburb What is the suburb named? 41 42 +629 3 Just after dark , a specially outfitted hazardous - materials squad was able to tighten a valve on the tank . valve why was the valve loose? 16 17 +629 4 " They got a big wrench and tightened the valve , " said Battalion Chief Larry Whelan . big wrench How big did the wrench have to be? 4 6 +629 5 Earlier , firefighters directed a high - pressure , 80 - foot stream of water on the tank , a process that caked the loose valve with ice , temporarily sealing the leak . caked the loose valve with ice , how did it freeze the valve? 22 29 +630 1 The giant plumes blasted into the sky by volcanoes may look like ordinary clouds , but they contain engine - clogging ash that can pose disaster for unsuspecting aircraft . disaster do they effect the engines? 25 26 +630 1 The giant plumes blasted into the sky by volcanoes may look like ordinary clouds , but they contain engine - clogging ash that can pose disaster for unsuspecting aircraft . disaster What sort of disaster? 25 26 +630 2 To avoid dangerous events like those that forced two airliners to land with engine malfunctions in 1982 , a pair of federal agencies is launching a new volcano watch program for aviators . federal agencies What are the federal agencies? 21 23 +630 2 To avoid dangerous events like those that forced two airliners to land with engine malfunctions in 1982 , a pair of federal agencies is launching a new volcano watch program for aviators . volcano watch program who will watch it? 27 30 +630 2 To avoid dangerous events like those that forced two airliners to land with engine malfunctions in 1982 , a pair of federal agencies is launching a new volcano watch program for aviators . new volcano watch program What is the name of the program? 26 30 +630 2 To avoid dangerous events like those that forced two airliners to land with engine malfunctions in 1982 , a pair of federal agencies is launching a new volcano watch program for aviators . a pair of federal agencies Which federal agencies? 18 23 +630 3 The volcano alert project was announced Thursday by the National Oceanic and Atmopsheric Administration and the Federal Aviation Administration , although a formal start - up date was not set . volcano alert project How will the volcano alert project work? 1 4 +630 4 Over the years , major volcanic eruptions have spewed vast plumes of ash to high altitudes where it was spread widely by strong winds . widely How widely? 20 21 +630 5 In one case in 1982 , ash from Galuggung volcano in Indonesia caused engine shutdowns in Boeing 747 airliners on June 23 and on July 13 . Galuggung volcano what island is it on? 8 10 +630 5 In one case in 1982 , ash from Galuggung volcano in Indonesia caused engine shutdowns in Boeing 747 airliners on June 23 and on July 13 . airliners How many airliners were affected? 18 19 +631 1 Here are brief profiles of the individuals indicted Friday in connection with the federal government ' s investigation into Pentagon fraud and the three figures who pleaded guilty to charges stemming from the probe . Pentagon fraud What time period is this article written in and what probe are we talking about? 19 21 +631 1 Here are brief profiles of the individuals indicted Friday in connection with the federal government ' s investigation into Pentagon fraud and the three figures who pleaded guilty to charges stemming from the probe . individuals Who were the individuals indicted in the investigation? 6 7 +631 1 Here are brief profiles of the individuals indicted Friday in connection with the federal government ' s investigation into Pentagon fraud and the three figures who pleaded guilty to charges stemming from the probe . three figures Who were the three figures who pled guilty to the charges? 23 25 +631 2 - - Stuart E . Berlin , the only government employee indicted in the case , headed the ship systems engineering branch of the Naval Air Systems Command from October 1986 until he was reassigned by the Pentagon in June 1988 . only government employee indicted in the case , How come no one else was indicted? 8 16 +631 2 - - Stuart E . Berlin , the only government employee indicted in the case , headed the ship systems engineering branch of the Naval Air Systems Command from October 1986 until he was reassigned by the Pentagon in June 1988 . reassigned Why was Stuart Berlin reassigned by the Pentagon in 1988? 34 35 +631 3 Berlin , a Navy procurement specialist , faces charges of accepting bribes in exchange for providing classified information . procurement specialist , what is that? 4 7 +631 3 Berlin , a Navy procurement specialist , faces charges of accepting bribes in exchange for providing classified information . providing classified information What kind of classified information? 15 18 +631 3 Berlin , a Navy procurement specialist , faces charges of accepting bribes in exchange for providing classified information . classified information what was the information in reference to? 16 18 +631 4 Court documents say Berlin provided information to Teledyne Electronics of Newbury Park , Calif . , and Hazeltine Corp . , of Greenlawn , N . Y . - - William L . Parkin , an Alexandria , Va . , defense consultant , worked in the Navy ' s Joint Cruise Missile Project from 1977 to 1983 . worked in the Navy ' s did he provide information to these companies when he worked in the navy? 44 50 +631 5 According to affadavits released last week , Parkin was hired by Hazeltine to get inside information from the Pentagon that would allow the company to compete for a $ 15 . 9 million contract for battlefield equipment . affadavits what is an affidavit? 2 3 +631 5 According to affadavits released last week , Parkin was hired by Hazeltine to get inside information from the Pentagon that would allow the company to compete for a $ 15 . 9 million contract for battlefield equipment . battlefield equipment What kind of battlefield equipment? 35 37 +631 5 According to affadavits released last week , Parkin was hired by Hazeltine to get inside information from the Pentagon that would allow the company to compete for a $ 15 . 9 million contract for battlefield equipment . inside information exactly what type of information did Hazeltine want? 14 16 +632 1 Federal funding for AIDS programs would expand by 30 percent while Medicare and Medicaid would be restrained under a health and human services budget the Reagan administration will submit to Congress on Monday , a published report said . restrained Why would the Reagan administration restrain Medicare and Medicaid? 16 17 +632 1 Federal funding for AIDS programs would expand by 30 percent while Medicare and Medicaid would be restrained under a health and human services budget the Reagan administration will submit to Congress on Monday , a published report said . funding Where is this funding coming from? 1 2 +632 1 Federal funding for AIDS programs would expand by 30 percent while Medicare and Medicaid would be restrained under a health and human services budget the Reagan administration will submit to Congress on Monday , a published report said . Medicare and Medicaid would be restrained Why would medicare and medicaid be restrained? 11 17 +632 2 The New York Times in its Saturday editions reported that the $ 424 . 4 billion budget for the Department of Health and Human Resources amounts to $ 22 . 8 billion more than the department got in 1988 . Resources What will this department do with that money? 24 25 +632 2 The New York Times in its Saturday editions reported that the $ 424 . 4 billion budget for the Department of Health and Human Resources amounts to $ 22 . 8 billion more than the department got in 1988 . $ 22 . 8 billion more Why is the department getting $22.8 billion more? 27 33 +632 3 More than half of the budget , $ 260 billion , would be spent on Social Security , which would receive $ 13 billion more than is now spent to cover an increase in recipients and a 3 . 6 percent cost - of - living boost , the Times said . Social Security , is that a good ratio? 15 18 +632 3 More than half of the budget , $ 260 billion , would be spent on Social Security , which would receive $ 13 billion more than is now spent to cover an increase in recipients and a 3 . 6 percent cost - of - living boost , the Times said . boost , What will the cost-of-living boost do to help? 46 48 +632 4 The proposed expenditures are subject to revision by President - elect George Bush after Jan . 20 and by Congress , although Bush has said he would not make cuts in Social Security , which goes to more than 40 million Americans . Jan . 20 of which year? 14 17 +632 4 The proposed expenditures are subject to revision by President - elect George Bush after Jan . 20 and by Congress , although Bush has said he would not make cuts in Social Security , which goes to more than 40 million Americans . Security , Did he end up making cuts to social security? 32 34 +632 5 For AIDS , the Reagan administration recommended spending $ 2 . 5 billion , including $ 1 . 6 billion for research , education and prevention and $ 925 million for treatment and other assistance for AIDS victims . treatment how is it treated? 31 32 +632 5 For AIDS , the Reagan administration recommended spending $ 2 . 5 billion , including $ 1 . 6 billion for research , education and prevention and $ 925 million for treatment and other assistance for AIDS victims . victims Did this help the situation? 37 38 +633 1 Central American immigrants filed suit against the Immigration and Naturalization Service on Friday , demanding that the agency once again let them travel to their U . S . destinations to apply for asylum . apply for asylum Why do the Central American immigrants want to apply for asylum? 31 34 +633 1 Central American immigrants filed suit against the Immigration and Naturalization Service on Friday , demanding that the agency once again let them travel to their U . S . destinations to apply for asylum . Central American Which county are these Central American immigrants from? 0 2 +633 1 Central American immigrants filed suit against the Immigration and Naturalization Service on Friday , demanding that the agency once again let them travel to their U . S . destinations to apply for asylum . U . S . destinations Which U.S. destinations are they traveling to? 25 30 +633 1 Central American immigrants filed suit against the Immigration and Naturalization Service on Friday , demanding that the agency once again let them travel to their U . S . destinations to apply for asylum . Central American immigrants Where is Central America are the immigrants from? 0 3 +633 2 The lawsuit , filed in U . S . District Court in Brownsville , seeks to reverse INS rules of Dec . 16 that made it impossible for most asylum - seekers to leave south Texas or work while waiting 30 days for approval or denial of their claims . reverse can it be reversed? 16 17 +633 2 The lawsuit , filed in U . S . District Court in Brownsville , seeks to reverse INS rules of Dec . 16 that made it impossible for most asylum - seekers to leave south Texas or work while waiting 30 days for approval or denial of their claims . lawsuit , Who filed the lawsuit and is representing the immigrants? 1 3 +633 3 " It would allow the asylum applicant to have the interview and the adjudication of the asylum claim heard and decided by the INS office nearest their intended residence in the U . S . , " said Robert Rubin , who heads the national Immigrant and Refugee Rights Project for the San Francisco Lawyers ' Committee for Urban Affairs . INS office nearest their intended residence Where do these interviews currently take place? 23 29 +633 4 A hearing has been set for 9 a . m . Monday on their motion for a temporary restraining order . Monday in what year? 11 12 +633 4 A hearing has been set for 9 a . m . Monday on their motion for a temporary restraining order . temporary restraining order How long would this restraining order last? 17 20 +634 1 The federal government is recommending that airlines replace tens of thousands of rivets on more than 600 older Boeing 727 passenger jets . tens of thousands of rivets What will be the cost? 8 13 +634 1 The federal government is recommending that airlines replace tens of thousands of rivets on more than 600 older Boeing 727 passenger jets . replace tens of thousands of rivets Why is the government making this recommendation? 7 13 +634 1 The federal government is recommending that airlines replace tens of thousands of rivets on more than 600 older Boeing 727 passenger jets . replace tens of thousands of rivets Why is the government recommending this? 7 13 +634 1 The federal government is recommending that airlines replace tens of thousands of rivets on more than 600 older Boeing 727 passenger jets . replace tens of thousands of rivets Why do the rivets need to be replaced? 7 13 +634 2 In a proposed directive issued Friday , the Federal Aviation Administration also urged the carriers to adopt special inspection procedures until the rivet work is done . rivet what is a rivet exactly? 22 23 +634 2 In a proposed directive issued Friday , the Federal Aviation Administration also urged the carriers to adopt special inspection procedures until the rivet work is done . adopt special inspection procedures Again, why? And shouldn't they already have inspection procedures? 16 20 +634 2 In a proposed directive issued Friday , the Federal Aviation Administration also urged the carriers to adopt special inspection procedures until the rivet work is done . special inspection procedures What are these procedures and why do they need to be adopted? 17 20 +634 3 The repairs are not expected to disrupt air service because most of the work will be done on a timetable that could stretch over as long as four years , FAA officials said . four years , why so long? 27 30 +634 3 The repairs are not expected to disrupt air service because most of the work will be done on a timetable that could stretch over as long as four years , FAA officials said . expected to disrupt air service What will be the losses/cost of this? 4 9 +634 3 The repairs are not expected to disrupt air service because most of the work will be done on a timetable that could stretch over as long as four years , FAA officials said . timetable Why is the timetable over such a long span of time? 19 20 +634 4 The proposed directive is the result of increasing concern about cracking on older commercial jetliners . cracking just from getting old? 10 11 +634 4 The proposed directive is the result of increasing concern about cracking on older commercial jetliners . cracking on older commercial jetliners Has this resulted in any accidents? 10 15 +634 4 The proposed directive is the result of increasing concern about cracking on older commercial jetliners . cracking Cracking what parts or where? 10 11 +634 5 It is similar to an order issued last October for older Boeing 737s . order issued last October for older Boeing 737s How long did that take? 5 13 +634 5 It is similar to an order issued last October for older Boeing 737s . order issued last October Why issue a new order if a similar one has already been issued? 5 9 +635 1 Inmates at the Youthful Correctional Offender Institution rioted for about two hours Friday , but corrections officers and police tactical units stayed on overnight , authorities said . rioted for about two hours Friday , Why did they riot? 7 14 +635 1 Inmates at the Youthful Correctional Offender Institution rioted for about two hours Friday , but corrections officers and police tactical units stayed on overnight , authorities said . rioted for about two hours Why were they rioting? 7 12 +635 1 Inmates at the Youthful Correctional Offender Institution rioted for about two hours Friday , but corrections officers and police tactical units stayed on overnight , authorities said . stayed on overnight , Why did they choose to stay overnight? 21 25 +635 1 Inmates at the Youthful Correctional Offender Institution rioted for about two hours Friday , but corrections officers and police tactical units stayed on overnight , authorities said . rioted Why was there a riot? 7 8 +635 2 Three inmates and one corrections officer were injured in the uprising and there was " minimal damage " to the lockup said Kathy Drake , a spokeswoman for the Department of Corrections in Atlanta . " minimal damage " why is this quoted? 14 18 +635 2 Three inmates and one corrections officer were injured in the uprising and there was " minimal damage " to the lockup said Kathy Drake , a spokeswoman for the Department of Corrections in Atlanta . Three inmates and one corrections officer How were they injured? 0 6 +635 2 Three inmates and one corrections officer were injured in the uprising and there was " minimal damage " to the lockup said Kathy Drake , a spokeswoman for the Department of Corrections in Atlanta . " minimal damage " What was the damage? 14 18 +635 2 Three inmates and one corrections officer were injured in the uprising and there was " minimal damage " to the lockup said Kathy Drake , a spokeswoman for the Department of Corrections in Atlanta . were injured What were the injuries? 6 8 +635 4 Despite the name of the facility , the average age of the 970 inmates at the prison is 24 , according to Ms . Drake . prison is 24 , so its not for minors? 16 20 +635 4 Despite the name of the facility , the average age of the 970 inmates at the prison is 24 , according to Ms . Drake . Despite the name of the facility , Why does it have this name? 0 7 +635 4 Despite the name of the facility , the average age of the 970 inmates at the prison is 24 , according to Ms . Drake . inmates What type of criminals are these? 13 14 +635 4 Despite the name of the facility , the average age of the 970 inmates at the prison is 24 , according to Ms . Drake . the 970 inmates at the prison is 24 , Why is the average age so high? 11 20 +635 5 Ms . Drake said the injured officer , who was not identified , broke his hand , apparently by slipping and falling . injured officer , who was the injured officer? 5 8 +635 5 Ms . Drake said the injured officer , who was not identified , broke his hand , apparently by slipping and falling . apparently by slipping is that not really how it happened? 17 20 +635 5 Ms . Drake said the injured officer , who was not identified , broke his hand , apparently by slipping and falling . slipping and falling How did he slip and fall? 19 22 +635 5 Ms . Drake said the injured officer , who was not identified , broke his hand , apparently by slipping and falling . by slipping and falling . What caused the officer to slip? 18 23 +636 1 The legality of executing mentally retarded people is being challenged before the U . S . Supreme Court this week by a Texas murderer with the mind of a 7 - year - old . Texas murderer with the mind of a 7 - year - old Who is the Texas murderer with the mind of a 7-year-old? 22 34 +636 2 The high court Wednesday is scheduled to hear arguments on whether executing Johnny Paul Penry for a 1979 rape - slaying would be " cruel and unusual punishment " banned by the Constitution . high court what is a high court? 1 3 +636 3 A federal appeals court previously rejected Penry ' s arguments . arguments based on what? 9 10 +636 3 A federal appeals court previously rejected Penry ' s arguments . A federal Who is the federal? 0 2 +636 3 A federal appeals court previously rejected Penry ' s arguments . rejected Penry ' s arguments Why did they reject the arguments? 5 10 +636 4 The 32 - year - old Penry has an IQ estimated at between 50 and 60 . 50 and 60 why so low? 13 16 +636 5 His schooling consists of a few days in the first grade , and he was in and out of mental hospitals while growing up near Houston . mental hospitals is he insane? 19 21 +636 5 His schooling consists of a few days in the first grade , and he was in and out of mental hospitals while growing up near Houston . few days in the first grade , Why was his schooling so brief? 5 12 +637 1 First lady Nancy Reagan was saluted Monday night for her sense of style and her contribution to the American fashion industry . contribution How was Nancy Reagan involved in the fashion industry? 15 16 +637 1 First lady Nancy Reagan was saluted Monday night for her sense of style and her contribution to the American fashion industry . her contribution to the American fashion industry How did Nancy Reagan contribute to American fashion? 14 21 +637 1 First lady Nancy Reagan was saluted Monday night for her sense of style and her contribution to the American fashion industry . Nancy Reagan was saluted Who offered this praise? 2 6 +637 1 First lady Nancy Reagan was saluted Monday night for her sense of style and her contribution to the American fashion industry . saluted Who saluted Nancy Reagan for her style? 5 6 +637 2 Mrs . Reagan was presented with a Lifetime Achievement Award by the Council of Fashion Designers of America at its eighth annual awards ceremony , held at the Metropolitan Museum of Art . Lifetime Achievement Award How do they decide who should get what awards? 7 10 +637 2 Mrs . Reagan was presented with a Lifetime Achievement Award by the Council of Fashion Designers of America at its eighth annual awards ceremony , held at the Metropolitan Museum of Art . Council of Fashion Designers of America Is the council made up of fashion organizations or individual people? 12 18 +637 2 Mrs . Reagan was presented with a Lifetime Achievement Award by the Council of Fashion Designers of America at its eighth annual awards ceremony , held at the Metropolitan Museum of Art . annual awards ceremony , What other awards are given during this ceremony? 21 25 +637 3 " There are many pluses and minuses to being in the White House . pluses and minuses and what are those? 4 7 +637 3 " There are many pluses and minuses to being in the White House . to being in the White House . How long was Mrs. Reagan in the White House? 7 14 +637 3 " There are many pluses and minuses to being in the White House . pluses and minuses What are the \"pluses and minuses\" according to Mrs. Reagan? 4 7 +637 3 " There are many pluses and minuses to being in the White House . pluses and minuses What are the pluses and minuses to being in the White House? 4 7 +637 3 " There are many pluses and minuses to being in the White House . many pluses and minuses What are the pluses and minuses to being in the White House? 3 7 +637 4 One of the pluses is trying to help an industry that is one of the most important in our country and I think the American fashion designers are the best , " said the first lady , who was wearing a brilliant red floor - length gown designed by Oscar de la Renta . Oscar de la Renta is he american? 49 53 +637 4 One of the pluses is trying to help an industry that is one of the most important in our country and I think the American fashion designers are the best , " said the first lady , who was wearing a brilliant red floor - length gown designed by Oscar de la Renta . Oscar de la Renta How well-known is Oscar de la Renta in the fashion world? 49 53 +637 4 One of the pluses is trying to help an industry that is one of the most important in our country and I think the American fashion designers are the best , " said the first lady , who was wearing a brilliant red floor - length gown designed by Oscar de la Renta . one of the most important in our country Is the American fashion industry often overlooked? 12 20 +637 4 One of the pluses is trying to help an industry that is one of the most important in our country and I think the American fashion designers are the best , " said the first lady , who was wearing a brilliant red floor - length gown designed by Oscar de la Renta . trying to help an industry How does she help the fashion industry? 5 10 +637 5 " And when I found myself in the position to make others aware of that , or at least try to , I was delighted to do so , " she added . make others aware of that , What did she do to help? 10 16 +637 5 " And when I found myself in the position to make others aware of that , or at least try to , I was delighted to do so , " she added . the position to make others aware of that , What actions did Mrs. Reagan take to spread the word about America's fashion industry? 7 16 +638 1 A former Yale University lecturer who was stripped of his American citizenship in 1986 for his role as a Nazi propagandist in the Soviet Union during World War II has asked for refugee status in Canada , a report said Monday . asked for refugee status Why did the former Yale University lecturer ask for refugee status in Canada? 30 34 +638 1 A former Yale University lecturer who was stripped of his American citizenship in 1986 for his role as a Nazi propagandist in the Soviet Union during World War II has asked for refugee status in Canada , a report said Monday . A former Yale University lecturer Which Yale University lecturer? 0 5 +638 1 A former Yale University lecturer who was stripped of his American citizenship in 1986 for his role as a Nazi propagandist in the Soviet Union during World War II has asked for refugee status in Canada , a report said Monday . Yale University lecturer What is the name of this lecturer? 2 5 +638 1 A former Yale University lecturer who was stripped of his American citizenship in 1986 for his role as a Nazi propagandist in the Soviet Union during World War II has asked for refugee status in Canada , a report said Monday . asked for refugee status in Canada , Did Canada accept him as a refugee? 30 37 +638 1 A former Yale University lecturer who was stripped of his American citizenship in 1986 for his role as a Nazi propagandist in the Soviet Union during World War II has asked for refugee status in Canada , a report said Monday . A former Yale University lecturer Who is the former Yale University lecturer? 0 5 +638 2 Vladimir Sokolov disappeared in July when he was scheduled to appear at a deportation hearing in Hartford , Conn . His whereabouts were unknown until he applied for refugee status in Montreal sometime before Jan . 1 , claiming that his life would be in danger if he was forced to return to the Soviet Union , the Canadian Broadcast Corp . reported . his life would be in danger Why would Vladimir Sokolov's life be in danger? 40 46 +638 2 Vladimir Sokolov disappeared in July when he was scheduled to appear at a deportation hearing in Hartford , Conn . His whereabouts were unknown until he applied for refugee status in Montreal sometime before Jan . 1 , claiming that his life would be in danger if he was forced to return to the Soviet Union , the Canadian Broadcast Corp . reported . July of which year? 4 5 +638 2 Vladimir Sokolov disappeared in July when he was scheduled to appear at a deportation hearing in Hartford , Conn . His whereabouts were unknown until he applied for refugee status in Montreal sometime before Jan . 1 , claiming that his life would be in danger if he was forced to return to the Soviet Union , the Canadian Broadcast Corp . reported . Vladimir Sokolov Where are Vladimir's whereabouts now? 0 2 +638 2 Vladimir Sokolov disappeared in July when he was scheduled to appear at a deportation hearing in Hartford , Conn . His whereabouts were unknown until he applied for refugee status in Montreal sometime before Jan . 1 , claiming that his life would be in danger if he was forced to return to the Soviet Union , the Canadian Broadcast Corp . reported . Vladimir Sokolov disappeared Why Vladimir Sokolov disappeared? 0 3 +638 2 Vladimir Sokolov disappeared in July when he was scheduled to appear at a deportation hearing in Hartford , Conn . His whereabouts were unknown until he applied for refugee status in Montreal sometime before Jan . 1 , claiming that his life would be in danger if he was forced to return to the Soviet Union , the Canadian Broadcast Corp . reported . claiming that his life would be in danger Why is he claiming that his would be in danager? 38 46 +638 3 No date has been set for an immigration hearing , the report said . No date Why hasn't a date been set yet for an immigration hearing? 0 2 +638 3 No date has been set for an immigration hearing , the report said . set for will it be far in the future? 4 6 +638 4 From 1942 to 1944 , Sokolov was a writer and editor of a Russian language newspaper published by the German army in his hometown of Orel , 220 miles south of Moscow . writer What exactly did Sokolov write about in the newspaper? 8 9 +638 4 From 1942 to 1944 , Sokolov was a writer and editor of a Russian language newspaper published by the German army in his hometown of Orel , 220 miles south of Moscow . a Russian language newspaper What was the newspaper? 12 16 +638 4 From 1942 to 1944 , Sokolov was a writer and editor of a Russian language newspaper published by the German army in his hometown of Orel , 220 miles south of Moscow . was a writer What were some the contents of his writing that were judged to be Nazi propaganda? 6 9 +638 5 Anti - Semitic articles appeared under his name , although he has maintained that the most offensive tracts were written by Nazi censors . Nazi censors What does \"Nazi censors\" mean? 21 23 +638 5 Anti - Semitic articles appeared under his name , although he has maintained that the most offensive tracts were written by Nazi censors . written by Nazi censors Have any of these Nazi's been identified? 19 23 +639 1 One of every three men and women walking down the aisle in the United States has been married before , but the remarriage rate for divorced Americans has been declining , according to a National Center for Health Statistics report . declining , Why has the remarriage rate been declining? 29 31 +639 1 One of every three men and women walking down the aisle in the United States has been married before , but the remarriage rate for divorced Americans has been declining , according to a National Center for Health Statistics report . declining , is there a reason why? 29 31 +639 1 One of every three men and women walking down the aisle in the United States has been married before , but the remarriage rate for divorced Americans has been declining , according to a National Center for Health Statistics report . remarriage rate How much has the remarriage rate been declining? 22 24 +639 1 One of every three men and women walking down the aisle in the United States has been married before , but the remarriage rate for divorced Americans has been declining , according to a National Center for Health Statistics report . has been married before How was this confirmed? 15 19 +639 1 One of every three men and women walking down the aisle in the United States has been married before , but the remarriage rate for divorced Americans has been declining , according to a National Center for Health Statistics report . has been declining How was this confirmed? 27 30 +639 1 One of every three men and women walking down the aisle in the United States has been married before , but the remarriage rate for divorced Americans has been declining , according to a National Center for Health Statistics report . declining , When did the counting of this started? 29 31 +639 2 The government report also shows that most divorced men marry divorced women and that of those divorced Americans remarrying in 1983 , the women were on the average 34 years old and the men , an average 37 years old . years old and the men , an average 37 is that considered old? 29 38 +639 2 The government report also shows that most divorced men marry divorced women and that of those divorced Americans remarrying in 1983 , the women were on the average 34 years old and the men , an average 37 years old . The government report What government agency carried out this report? 0 3 +639 2 The government report also shows that most divorced men marry divorced women and that of those divorced Americans remarrying in 1983 , the women were on the average 34 years old and the men , an average 37 years old . most divorced men marry divorced women What is the actual statistic, and how many people were surveyed? 6 12 +639 3 The report is based on samples of records from states that compile marriage and divorce statistics . report is based are they comprehensive? 1 4 +639 3 The report is based on samples of records from states that compile marriage and divorce statistics . report is based on samples How many samples were used here? 1 6 +639 3 The report is based on samples of records from states that compile marriage and divorce statistics . from states Which states participated? 8 10 +639 3 The report is based on samples of records from states that compile marriage and divorce statistics . compile marriage and divorce statistics How were these stats compiled? 11 16 +639 3 The report is based on samples of records from states that compile marriage and divorce statistics . statistics Where is statistics from? 15 16 +639 4 It studies data collected from 1970 to 1983 , the latest year for which most of the figures were available . data collected from 1970 to 1983 , What specific years were used for this data? 2 9 +640 1 Fear that the U . S . government will go it alone in world trade is discouraging other countries from joining in an accord that could cut spending on farmers by tens of billions of dollars every year , according to a report published by the International Monetary Fund . Fear Why is there fear that the U.S. government will go at world trade alone? 0 1 +640 1 Fear that the U . S . government will go it alone in world trade is discouraging other countries from joining in an accord that could cut spending on farmers by tens of billions of dollars every year , according to a report published by the International Monetary Fund . cut How will the accord cut spending for farmers by tens of billions of dollars? 26 27 +640 1 Fear that the U . S . government will go it alone in world trade is discouraging other countries from joining in an accord that could cut spending on farmers by tens of billions of dollars every year , according to a report published by the International Monetary Fund . will go it alone Why will the U.S. government go alone in world trade? 8 12 +640 1 Fear that the U . S . government will go it alone in world trade is discouraging other countries from joining in an accord that could cut spending on farmers by tens of billions of dollars every year , according to a report published by the International Monetary Fund . cut spending on farmers Why will the spending on farmers cut down? 26 30 +640 1 Fear that the U . S . government will go it alone in world trade is discouraging other countries from joining in an accord that could cut spending on farmers by tens of billions of dollars every year , according to a report published by the International Monetary Fund . International Monetary Fund Who is International Monetary Fund? 46 49 +640 1 Fear that the U . S . government will go it alone in world trade is discouraging other countries from joining in an accord that could cut spending on farmers by tens of billions of dollars every year , according to a report published by the International Monetary Fund . accord What is the name of the accord? 23 24 +640 2 Fund experts see a possibility that James M . Baker III , designated as secretary of state by President - elect Bush , will single out favored countries as trading partners instead of promoting U . S . trade with the whole world . favored countries why would he do it? 26 28 +640 2 Fund experts see a possibility that James M . Baker III , designated as secretary of state by President - elect Bush , will single out favored countries as trading partners instead of promoting U . S . trade with the whole world . single How will Mr. Baker single determine which countries should be favored trading partners? 24 25 +640 2 Fund experts see a possibility that James M . Baker III , designated as secretary of state by President - elect Bush , will single out favored countries as trading partners instead of promoting U . S . trade with the whole world . instead Why not promote U.S. trade with the whole world? 31 32 +640 2 Fund experts see a possibility that James M . Baker III , designated as secretary of state by President - elect Bush , will single out favored countries as trading partners instead of promoting U . S . trade with the whole world . favored countries Which countries are favored? 26 28 +640 3 The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development , whose members include the governments of the major industrial countries , says farm subsidies cost consumers and taxpayers $ 185 billion a year between 1984 and 1986 . subsidies Why do farmers receive subsidies? 21 22 +640 3 The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development , whose members include the governments of the major industrial countries , says farm subsidies cost consumers and taxpayers $ 185 billion a year between 1984 and 1986 . major industrial countries , Which countries are the major industrial countries? 15 19 +640 4 The biggest costs are in the United States , western Europe and Japan . costs What are the costs? 2 3 +640 4 The biggest costs are in the United States , western Europe and Japan . biggest Why are the United States, western Europe and Japan the highest cost? 1 2 +640 5 The IMF report cites a speech last year by Baker , then secretary of the treasury . last year which year? 6 8 +640 5 The IMF report cites a speech last year by Baker , then secretary of the treasury . speech What speech are they talking about? 5 6 +640 5 The IMF report cites a speech last year by Baker , then secretary of the treasury . Baker , Why is Mr. Baker qualified to be the Secretary of The Treasury? 9 11 +641 1 Cuban troops who fought South African forces in Angola say they have done their duty and are ready to leave under an accord intended to secure independence for Namibia and peace in this war - torn nation . done their duty What was the mission? 12 15 +641 1 Cuban troops who fought South African forces in Angola say they have done their duty and are ready to leave under an accord intended to secure independence for Namibia and peace in this war - torn nation . ready to leave How long have they been there? 17 20 +641 1 Cuban troops who fought South African forces in Angola say they have done their duty and are ready to leave under an accord intended to secure independence for Namibia and peace in this war - torn nation . war - torn nation Has this always been a war torn nation? 33 37 +641 1 Cuban troops who fought South African forces in Angola say they have done their duty and are ready to leave under an accord intended to secure independence for Namibia and peace in this war - torn nation . independence Why did Cuban troops fight for independence for Namibia? 26 27 +641 1 Cuban troops who fought South African forces in Angola say they have done their duty and are ready to leave under an accord intended to secure independence for Namibia and peace in this war - torn nation . this war - torn nation Why is this nation featuring such strife? 32 37 +641 1 Cuban troops who fought South African forces in Angola say they have done their duty and are ready to leave under an accord intended to secure independence for Namibia and peace in this war - torn nation . accord What is the name of the accord? 22 23 +641 2 The 450 troops , officers and non - commissioned officers form the first group of a contingent of 3 , 000 Cubans who must leave Angola by April 1 under terms of the accord signed Dec . 22 by Angola , Cuba and South Africa . non - commissioned officers Who are the non commissioned officers, where do they come from? 6 10 +641 2 The 450 troops , officers and non - commissioned officers form the first group of a contingent of 3 , 000 Cubans who must leave Angola by April 1 under terms of the accord signed Dec . 22 by Angola , Cuba and South Africa . who must leave By who's orders must they leave? 22 25 +641 2 The 450 troops , officers and non - commissioned officers form the first group of a contingent of 3 , 000 Cubans who must leave Angola by April 1 under terms of the accord signed Dec . 22 by Angola , Cuba and South Africa . April 1 Was this date chosen for a particular reason? 27 29 +641 2 The 450 troops , officers and non - commissioned officers form the first group of a contingent of 3 , 000 Cubans who must leave Angola by April 1 under terms of the accord signed Dec . 22 by Angola , Cuba and South Africa . Angola where is angola? 25 26 +641 2 The 450 troops , officers and non - commissioned officers form the first group of a contingent of 3 , 000 Cubans who must leave Angola by April 1 under terms of the accord signed Dec . 22 by Angola , Cuba and South Africa . Angola Why were the troops in Angola? 25 26 +641 3 All Cuban troops , estimated at 50 , 000 to 52 , 000 , must be out of Angola by July 1 , 1991 . must be out Was their mission successful? 14 17 +641 3 All Cuban troops , estimated at 50 , 000 to 52 , 000 , must be out of Angola by July 1 , 1991 . 50 , 000 to 52 , 000 , why are there so many there? 6 14 +641 3 All Cuban troops , estimated at 50 , 000 to 52 , 000 , must be out of Angola by July 1 , 1991 . out How are the troops going to leave Angola? 16 17 +641 4 " We ' ve done our duty , we ' ve helped the Angolan people . helped the Angolan people Under who's order have they helped? 11 15 +641 4 " We ' ve done our duty , we ' ve helped the Angolan people . duty , we ' ve helped who is saying this? 6 12 +641 4 " We ' ve done our duty , we ' ve helped the Angolan people . helped How were the Angolan people helped? 11 12 +641 4 " We ' ve done our duty , we ' ve helped the Angolan people . we ' ve helped the Angolan people How were the people helped by the Cuban troops? 8 15 +641 5 Now it ' s time to go home and resume our studies , " said Daniel Felipe Manero , a 21 - year - old anti - aircraft gunner from Matanza , Cuba who spent two years at a base in Menongue in southern Angola . resume our studies , " What is being studied? 9 14 +641 5 Now it ' s time to go home and resume our studies , " said Daniel Felipe Manero , a 21 - year - old anti - aircraft gunner from Matanza , Cuba who spent two years at a base in Menongue in southern Angola . spent two years Do they have a designated amount of time they have to serve? 34 37 +641 5 Now it ' s time to go home and resume our studies , " said Daniel Felipe Manero , a 21 - year - old anti - aircraft gunner from Matanza , Cuba who spent two years at a base in Menongue in southern Angola . studies , " Why is Daniel Felipe studying? 11 14 +641 5 Now it ' s time to go home and resume our studies , " said Daniel Felipe Manero , a 21 - year - old anti - aircraft gunner from Matanza , Cuba who spent two years at a base in Menongue in southern Angola . studies , " What studies will the Cubans resume 11 14 +642 1 The government said Saturday it will ask the United States to help battle an electricity shortage that has reduced working hours , curtailed transportation and even trimmed television broadcasts . electricity shortage why is there a shortage? 14 16 +642 1 The government said Saturday it will ask the United States to help battle an electricity shortage that has reduced working hours , curtailed transportation and even trimmed television broadcasts . electricity shortage Why is there an electricity shortage? 14 16 +642 1 The government said Saturday it will ask the United States to help battle an electricity shortage that has reduced working hours , curtailed transportation and even trimmed television broadcasts . battle an electricity shortage What caused the electricity shortage? 12 16 +642 1 The government said Saturday it will ask the United States to help battle an electricity shortage that has reduced working hours , curtailed transportation and even trimmed television broadcasts . curtailed transportation How has a shortage in electricity curtailed transportation? 22 24 +642 1 The government said Saturday it will ask the United States to help battle an electricity shortage that has reduced working hours , curtailed transportation and even trimmed television broadcasts . electricity shortage What caused the electricity shortage? 14 16 +642 1 The government said Saturday it will ask the United States to help battle an electricity shortage that has reduced working hours , curtailed transportation and even trimmed television broadcasts . trimmed television broadcasts What broadcasts have been cut? 26 29 +642 2 Public Works Minister Rodolfo Terragno , who is traveling in the United States , is to meet with U . S . energy officials on Tuesday in Washington , the state - owned news agency Telam said in a communique . Rodolfo Terragno , what are his credentials? 3 6 +642 2 Public Works Minister Rodolfo Terragno , who is traveling in the United States , is to meet with U . S . energy officials on Tuesday in Washington , the state - owned news agency Telam said in a communique . meet with U . S . energy officials Which U.S. energy officials? 16 24 +642 2 Public Works Minister Rodolfo Terragno , who is traveling in the United States , is to meet with U . S . energy officials on Tuesday in Washington , the state - owned news agency Telam said in a communique . communique What is a communique? 39 40 +642 3 Terragno also will seek World Bank financing to accelerate the completion of a large thermoelectric station in Bahia Blanca , 418 miles southwest of Buenos Aires . Bahia Blanca , is it a small town? 17 20 +642 3 Terragno also will seek World Bank financing to accelerate the completion of a large thermoelectric station in Bahia Blanca , 418 miles southwest of Buenos Aires . large thermoelectric station What is the point of a thermometric station? 13 16 +642 3 Terragno also will seek World Bank financing to accelerate the completion of a large thermoelectric station in Bahia Blanca , 418 miles southwest of Buenos Aires . thermoelectric station How does a thermoelectric station work? 14 16 +642 4 There was no immediate comment from the U . S . Embassy . no immediate comment Is the embassy expected to make a comment at a later time? 2 5 +642 5 A month ago , the government took steps to curtail electricity consumption , including rotating power cuts of up to six hours a day , reduced street lighting , and cutbacks in the hours of operation of subways and television stations . A month ago , What made this start a month ago? 0 4 +642 5 A month ago , the government took steps to curtail electricity consumption , including rotating power cuts of up to six hours a day , reduced street lighting , and cutbacks in the hours of operation of subways and television stations . reduced street lighting , How many hours are the street lights on for? 25 29 +642 5 A month ago , the government took steps to curtail electricity consumption , including rotating power cuts of up to six hours a day , reduced street lighting , and cutbacks in the hours of operation of subways and television stations . cutbacks How many hours of service were cut? 30 31 +643 1 Official trade unions have pledged to strike and mount other protests if wage and social reforms fail to offset price increases planned by the government , a union newspaper said Saturday . a union newspaper said Which union newspaper? 26 30 +643 1 Official trade unions have pledged to strike and mount other protests if wage and social reforms fail to offset price increases planned by the government , a union newspaper said Saturday . Official trade unions Which trade unions are looking to strike? 0 3 +643 2 Also Saturday , an apartment renters ' group asked the government in an open letter to refrain from planned increases in water and sewage costs in order not to aggravate social tensions . apartment renters ' group which group? 4 8 +643 2 Also Saturday , an apartment renters ' group asked the government in an open letter to refrain from planned increases in water and sewage costs in order not to aggravate social tensions . an apartment renters ' group Which apartment renters' group? 3 8 +643 2 Also Saturday , an apartment renters ' group asked the government in an open letter to refrain from planned increases in water and sewage costs in order not to aggravate social tensions . an apartment renters ' group Which apartment renters' group, also? 3 8 +643 2 Also Saturday , an apartment renters ' group asked the government in an open letter to refrain from planned increases in water and sewage costs in order not to aggravate social tensions . apartment renters ' group Who is the apartment renters' group? 4 8 +643 2 Also Saturday , an apartment renters ' group asked the government in an open letter to refrain from planned increases in water and sewage costs in order not to aggravate social tensions . social tensions Which social tensions would be aggravated by water and sewage cost increases? 30 32 +643 3 The two separate reactions to the government ' s program were a clear indication that it will face difficulties in imposing price boosts of up to 15 percent on a variety of goods and services . government ' s Which country's government? 6 9 +643 4 A quarter of consumer prices are to go up in the near future , government spokesman Gyerogy Marosan announced on Jan . 2 . Gyerogy Marosan what are his credentials? 16 18 +643 4 A quarter of consumer prices are to go up in the near future , government spokesman Gyerogy Marosan announced on Jan . 2 . consumer prices Which aspect of commerce's consumer prices will be increasing? 3 5 +643 5 The increases will affect food , transportation , water , and home - heating fuels . affect which will it affect most? 3 4 +644 1 Tornadoes tore through several Illinois , Indiana and Kentucky towns Saturday , injuring more than 40 people and destroying a third of the homes and commercial buildings in this town , officials said . several Illinois , Indiana and Kentucky towns Which Illinois, Indiana and Kentucky towns? 3 10 +644 1 Tornadoes tore through several Illinois , Indiana and Kentucky towns Saturday , injuring more than 40 people and destroying a third of the homes and commercial buildings in this town , officials said . several Illinois , Indiana and Kentucky towns Which towns? 3 10 +644 1 Tornadoes tore through several Illinois , Indiana and Kentucky towns Saturday , injuring more than 40 people and destroying a third of the homes and commercial buildings in this town , officials said . towns Which towns did the tornadoes tear through? 9 10 +644 2 The tornado cut through a 10 - square - block area and " most homes are flattened and businesses are destroyed " in that area , said Wabash County Sheriff Randy Grounds from an emergency command post in the local bank . Wabash where is wabash? 27 28 +644 2 The tornado cut through a 10 - square - block area and " most homes are flattened and businesses are destroyed " in that area , said Wabash County Sheriff Randy Grounds from an emergency command post in the local bank . The tornado When did the tornado occur? 0 2 +644 2 The tornado cut through a 10 - square - block area and " most homes are flattened and businesses are destroyed " in that area , said Wabash County Sheriff Randy Grounds from an emergency command post in the local bank . area , What area are most of the homes and businesses destroyed? 24 26 +644 2 The tornado cut through a 10 - square - block area and " most homes are flattened and businesses are destroyed " in that area , said Wabash County Sheriff Randy Grounds from an emergency command post in the local bank . local bank What is the name of the local bank where there is an emergency command post? 39 41 +644 3 About 35 percent of the town ' s 275 buildings were demolished and half were damaged to some extent , said Grounds . 35 percent will they recover? 1 3 +644 4 Mayor Jack Loeffler estimated that six to eight people had been temporarily trapped " in rubble , but I think they ' ve all been rescued . " think they ' ve is he unsure? 19 23 +644 4 Mayor Jack Loeffler estimated that six to eight people had been temporarily trapped " in rubble , but I think they ' ve all been rescued . " I think they ' ve all been rescued . " How were they rescued? 18 28 +644 5 He said all but four or five people had been accounted for by mid - evening in the town of 600 , and emergency workers searched door - to - door to make sure no one remained trapped . four or five people Who were the four or five people unaccounted for? 4 8 +645 1 The Soviet Union will start destroying its massive stockpiles of chemical weapons this year , Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard A . Shevardnadze announced Sunday . chemical weapons Why will the Soviet Union destroy its chemical weapons? 10 12 +645 1 The Soviet Union will start destroying its massive stockpiles of chemical weapons this year , Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard A . Shevardnadze announced Sunday . stockpiles Why does the Soviet Union have stockpiles of chemical weapons? 8 9 +645 1 The Soviet Union will start destroying its massive stockpiles of chemical weapons this year , Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard A . Shevardnadze announced Sunday . announced Why is Minister Eduard A Shevardnadze making announcements about chemical weapons? 22 23 +645 1 The Soviet Union will start destroying its massive stockpiles of chemical weapons this year , Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard A . Shevardnadze announced Sunday . massive How many of these weapons do they have? 7 8 +645 2 Addressing an international conference on chemical weapons , Shevardnadze said the Soviet Union is finishing construction of a plant to eliminate chemical arms that will go into operation this year . operation this year which year was it? 27 30 +645 2 Addressing an international conference on chemical weapons , Shevardnadze said the Soviet Union is finishing construction of a plant to eliminate chemical arms that will go into operation this year . eliminate Why is the Soviet Union eliminating chemical arms? 20 21 +645 2 Addressing an international conference on chemical weapons , Shevardnadze said the Soviet Union is finishing construction of a plant to eliminate chemical arms that will go into operation this year . conference Why was the international conference addressing chemical weapons? 3 4 +645 2 Addressing an international conference on chemical weapons , Shevardnadze said the Soviet Union is finishing construction of a plant to eliminate chemical arms that will go into operation this year . chemical What types of chemical weapons? 5 6 +645 3 Representatives of other countries will be invited to visit the facility , he said . other countries how many countries? 2 4 +645 3 Representatives of other countries will be invited to visit the facility , he said . other countries Which other countries? 2 4 +645 3 Representatives of other countries will be invited to visit the facility , he said . countries Which other countries will be invited to visit the facility? 3 4 +645 3 Representatives of other countries will be invited to visit the facility , he said . Representatives Why were representatives of other countries invited to the facility? 0 1 +645 3 Representatives of other countries will be invited to visit the facility , he said . countries Which countries will be invited? 3 4 +645 4 He did not elaborate . He said that some might ask whether the Soviet Union waited too long to stop production and the answer would be : " Yes , we did , in fact wait too long . elaborate Why did he not elaborate? 3 4 +645 4 He did not elaborate . He said that some might ask whether the Soviet Union waited too long to stop production and the answer would be : " Yes , we did , in fact wait too long . waited Why did the Soviet Union wait too long to stop production? 15 16 +645 4 He did not elaborate . He said that some might ask whether the Soviet Union waited too long to stop production and the answer would be : " Yes , we did , in fact wait too long . long How long did they wait? 17 18 +645 5 We are quickly making up for time lost over the past two years . " for time lost can they catch up? 5 8 +645 5 We are quickly making up for time lost over the past two years . " two years What had happened over the past two years? 11 13 +645 5 We are quickly making up for time lost over the past two years . " quickly How are they making up time quickly? 2 3 +646 1 General Douglas MacArthur and others directing the occupation of Japan after World War II resisted powerful U . S . and allied opposition in keeping the late Emperor Hirohito on the chrysanthemum throne , where he reigned for another 43 years . resisted powerful U . S . and allied opposition Why was there such opposition from the US and its allies? 14 23 +646 1 General Douglas MacArthur and others directing the occupation of Japan after World War II resisted powerful U . S . and allied opposition in keeping the late Emperor Hirohito on the chrysanthemum throne , where he reigned for another 43 years . others Who were the others directing the occupation of Japan? 4 5 +646 1 General Douglas MacArthur and others directing the occupation of Japan after World War II resisted powerful U . S . and allied opposition in keeping the late Emperor Hirohito on the chrysanthemum throne , where he reigned for another 43 years . General Douglas MacArthur Why did MacArthur not want him removed from power? 0 3 +646 1 General Douglas MacArthur and others directing the occupation of Japan after World War II resisted powerful U . S . and allied opposition in keeping the late Emperor Hirohito on the chrysanthemum throne , where he reigned for another 43 years . resisted powerful U . S . and allied opposition Why would an Allied General oppose what his commanding officers wanted? 14 23 +646 2 The emperor ' s prosecution for war crimes , execution , imprisonment or exile was favored by 70 percent of Americans in a public opinion poll seven weeks before the end of the war . 70 percent of Americans What did the other 30 percent want to happen? 17 21 +646 3 Some allied governments had similar views . allied governments which governments? 1 3 +646 3 Some allied governments had similar views . Some allied governments Which governments harbored these views? 0 3 +646 3 Some allied governments had similar views . allied governments Which allied governments had similar views to the U.S.? 1 3 +646 3 Some allied governments had similar views . governments had similar views Why did so many people want him executed or imprisoned? 2 6 +646 3 Some allied governments had similar views . allied governments What are a few examples of these countries? 1 3 +646 4 MacArthur , supreme commander of the U . S . occupation of Japan , was the best known of those resisting demands for punishing the monarch who died in Tokyo Saturday at the age of 87 after a 62 - year reign marked by military expansion , crushing defeat , reconciliation , dramatic economic growth and new heights of prosperity and prestige for his country . Tokyo how did he die? 29 30 +646 4 MacArthur , supreme commander of the U . S . occupation of Japan , was the best known of those resisting demands for punishing the monarch who died in Tokyo Saturday at the age of 87 after a 62 - year reign marked by military expansion , crushing defeat , reconciliation , dramatic economic growth and new heights of prosperity and prestige for his country . resisting demands Why did MacArthur not want the monarch of Japan punished? 20 22 +646 4 MacArthur , supreme commander of the U . S . occupation of Japan , was the best known of those resisting demands for punishing the monarch who died in Tokyo Saturday at the age of 87 after a 62 - year reign marked by military expansion , crushing defeat , reconciliation , dramatic economic growth and new heights of prosperity and prestige for his country . resisting demands for punishing the monarch Why would a general who fought this man in a bloody war and lost countless number of soldiers to his commands, want no punishment for him when the war is finally over? 20 26 +646 5 Prime Minister Hideki Tojo and six other Japanese officials were convicted and hanged as a result of the Tokyo war crimes trials . Hideki Tojo was he guilty for sure? 2 4 +646 5 Prime Minister Hideki Tojo and six other Japanese officials were convicted and hanged as a result of the Tokyo war crimes trials . six other Japanese officials Which other officials received this punishment? 5 9 +646 5 Prime Minister Hideki Tojo and six other Japanese officials were convicted and hanged as a result of the Tokyo war crimes trials . hanged Why were some officials hanged and others weren't? 12 13 +646 5 Prime Minister Hideki Tojo and six other Japanese officials were convicted and hanged as a result of the Tokyo war crimes trials . were convicted and hanged Why were they hanged and not the Emperor? 9 13 +647 1 President Reagan ' s submission today of his $ 1 . 15 trillion federal budget for fiscal 1990 triggers a work schedule that is specified by law , cited with reverence by lawmakers and then routinely ignored . cited with reverence by lawmakers Which lawmakers? 28 33 +647 1 President Reagan ' s submission today of his $ 1 . 15 trillion federal budget for fiscal 1990 triggers a work schedule that is specified by law , cited with reverence by lawmakers and then routinely ignored . $ 1 . 15 trillion federal budget what is the federal budget nowadays? 8 15 +647 1 President Reagan ' s submission today of his $ 1 . 15 trillion federal budget for fiscal 1990 triggers a work schedule that is specified by law , cited with reverence by lawmakers and then routinely ignored . routinely ignored WHY IS IT IGNORED IF IT IS PROPPED UP SO HIGH IN LAWMAKERS VIEWS? 35 37 +647 1 President Reagan ' s submission today of his $ 1 . 15 trillion federal budget for fiscal 1990 triggers a work schedule that is specified by law , cited with reverence by lawmakers and then routinely ignored . ignored Why is the work schedule ignored? 36 37 +647 1 President Reagan ' s submission today of his $ 1 . 15 trillion federal budget for fiscal 1990 triggers a work schedule that is specified by law , cited with reverence by lawmakers and then routinely ignored . then routinely ignored . Why is the schedule ignored? 34 38 +647 2 This year should be no different . The law calls for Congress to have completed work on the spending plan by April 15 . April 15 which year is it now? 21 23 +647 2 This year should be no different . The law calls for Congress to have completed work on the spending plan by April 15 . April 15 Why is it necessary for Congress to complete the spending plan by April 15? 21 23 +647 3 In addition , all 13 appropriations bills that finance the federal government are supposed to be in place by the Oct . 1 start of the new fiscal year . 13 appropriations bills WHAT DO THESE BILLS DEAL WITH? 4 7 +647 4 But that rarely happens , and ingredients for delay abound this year . ingredients for delay WHAT ARE SOME EXAMPLES OF THESE INGREDIENTS? 6 9 +647 4 But that rarely happens , and ingredients for delay abound this year . ingredients What are the ingredients for delay? 6 7 +647 4 But that rarely happens , and ingredients for delay abound this year . ingredients for delay abound Which parts of the bills will likely lead to delays? 6 10 +647 5 Congress will be treating Reagan ' s proposal as largely inconsequential and waiting for a new plan from President - elect Bush after his inauguration . waiting for a new plan WHY WOULD THEY IGNORE ONE PLAN FOR THE OTHER? 12 17 +647 5 Congress will be treating Reagan ' s proposal as largely inconsequential and waiting for a new plan from President - elect Bush after his inauguration . as largely inconsequential Why would it be inconsequential? 8 11 +648 1 The city manager is on the verge of flipping a switch that will send electricity flowing through city - owned power lines , a change he says will save money for residents of this northern Ohio town . northern Ohio town which town? 34 37 +648 1 The city manager is on the verge of flipping a switch that will send electricity flowing through city - owned power lines , a change he says will save money for residents of this northern Ohio town . The city manager What is the name of the city manager? 0 3 +648 1 The city manager is on the verge of flipping a switch that will send electricity flowing through city - owned power lines , a change he says will save money for residents of this northern Ohio town . the verge Is there a reason for the hesitation? 5 7 +648 1 The city manager is on the verge of flipping a switch that will send electricity flowing through city - owned power lines , a change he says will save money for residents of this northern Ohio town . save money How much money will the residents save? 28 30 +648 1 The city manager is on the verge of flipping a switch that will send electricity flowing through city - owned power lines , a change he says will save money for residents of this northern Ohio town . save money for residents How will this be a money-saver? 28 32 +648 1 The city manager is on the verge of flipping a switch that will send electricity flowing through city - owned power lines , a change he says will save money for residents of this northern Ohio town . save money How will the change save money for residents? 28 30 +648 1 The city manager is on the verge of flipping a switch that will send electricity flowing through city - owned power lines , a change he says will save money for residents of this northern Ohio town . change What is the change that will save money for residents? 24 25 +648 2 But officials for the Toledo Edison Co . , which now supplies electricity to the town ' s 5 , 600 residents , say a municipal power system will be unreliable and electric rates will eventually increase and surpass their rates . will be unreliable Why do they feel it will be unreliable? 28 31 +648 2 But officials for the Toledo Edison Co . , which now supplies electricity to the town ' s 5 , 600 residents , say a municipal power system will be unreliable and electric rates will eventually increase and surpass their rates . will eventually increase Why will they increase? 34 37 +648 2 But officials for the Toledo Edison Co . , which now supplies electricity to the town ' s 5 , 600 residents , say a municipal power system will be unreliable and electric rates will eventually increase and surpass their rates . their rates What are their current rates, are they fair? 39 41 +648 2 But officials for the Toledo Edison Co . , which now supplies electricity to the town ' s 5 , 600 residents , say a municipal power system will be unreliable and electric rates will eventually increase and surpass their rates . municipal power system will be unreliable Why would the power system be unreliable? 25 31 +648 2 But officials for the Toledo Edison Co . , which now supplies electricity to the town ' s 5 , 600 residents , say a municipal power system will be unreliable and electric rates will eventually increase and surpass their rates . municipal power system will be unreliable Why will the system be unreliable? 25 31 +648 2 But officials for the Toledo Edison Co . , which now supplies electricity to the town ' s 5 , 600 residents , say a municipal power system will be unreliable and electric rates will eventually increase and surpass their rates . municipal power system How will the municipal power system be unreliable? 25 28 +648 3 City Manager Nelson Summit admits that the Clyde Light and Power Co . is a gamble . gamble why is it a gamble? 15 16 +648 3 City Manager Nelson Summit admits that the Clyde Light and Power Co . is a gamble . is a gamble What is the main challenge? 13 16 +648 3 City Manager Nelson Summit admits that the Clyde Light and Power Co . is a gamble . Clyde Light and Power Co . is a gamble Why is the power company a gamble? 7 16 +648 3 City Manager Nelson Summit admits that the Clyde Light and Power Co . is a gamble . a gamble . Why is the local power company a gamble? 14 17 +648 3 City Manager Nelson Summit admits that the Clyde Light and Power Co . is a gamble . gamble How is the Clyde Light and Power a gamble? 15 16 +648 4 " What it boiled down to was I felt there was a better way to provide electricity . provide electricity who said this? 15 17 +648 4 " What it boiled down to was I felt there was a better way to provide electricity . a better way to provide electricity Is it his job to create electricity solutions? 11 17 +648 4 " What it boiled down to was I felt there was a better way to provide electricity . better way to provide electricity What better way is there? 12 17 +648 5 It turned out that it is going to be cheaper and rates will get a lot better in the future , " Summit said in a recent interview . the future , " How can he be sure this will be the case? 18 22 +648 5 It turned out that it is going to be cheaper and rates will get a lot better in the future , " Summit said in a recent interview . rates will get a lot better in the future , " How far into the future before rates get better? 11 22 +649 1 A Belfast - bound jetliner carrying 126 people crashed beside a highway in central England on Sunday and broke into pieces , killing at least 37 people and injuring 76 , officials said . Belfast - bound jetliner Where was the jetliner coming from? 1 5 +649 1 A Belfast - bound jetliner carrying 126 people crashed beside a highway in central England on Sunday and broke into pieces , killing at least 37 people and injuring 76 , officials said . crashed Do they know what caused the crash? 8 9 +649 1 A Belfast - bound jetliner carrying 126 people crashed beside a highway in central England on Sunday and broke into pieces , killing at least 37 people and injuring 76 , officials said . killing at least 37 people Was anyone on the ground killed in this crash? 22 27 +649 1 A Belfast - bound jetliner carrying 126 people crashed beside a highway in central England on Sunday and broke into pieces , killing at least 37 people and injuring 76 , officials said . Belfast - bound where is belfast? 1 4 +649 1 A Belfast - bound jetliner carrying 126 people crashed beside a highway in central England on Sunday and broke into pieces , killing at least 37 people and injuring 76 , officials said . highway Which Highway? 11 12 +649 1 A Belfast - bound jetliner carrying 126 people crashed beside a highway in central England on Sunday and broke into pieces , killing at least 37 people and injuring 76 , officials said . England Where in England, specifically? 14 15 +649 1 A Belfast - bound jetliner carrying 126 people crashed beside a highway in central England on Sunday and broke into pieces , killing at least 37 people and injuring 76 , officials said . people The destination?Where were they going? 7 8 +649 1 A Belfast - bound jetliner carrying 126 people crashed beside a highway in central England on Sunday and broke into pieces , killing at least 37 people and injuring 76 , officials said . Belfast - bound jetliner What airline was the jetliner from? 1 5 +649 1 A Belfast - bound jetliner carrying 126 people crashed beside a highway in central England on Sunday and broke into pieces , killing at least 37 people and injuring 76 , officials said . crashed Why did the jetliner crash? 8 9 +649 1 A Belfast - bound jetliner carrying 126 people crashed beside a highway in central England on Sunday and broke into pieces , killing at least 37 people and injuring 76 , officials said . killing at least 37 people Where there casualties that were not passengers on the plane? 22 27 +649 2 The airline said the crash was caused by engine failure and ruled out sabotage . said the crash was caused by engine why did it fail? 2 9 +649 2 The airline said the crash was caused by engine failure and ruled out sabotage . engine failure Why did the engine fail? 8 10 +649 2 The airline said the crash was caused by engine failure and ruled out sabotage . sabotage Who was suspected? 13 14 +649 2 The airline said the crash was caused by engine failure and ruled out sabotage . caused by engine failure Why did the engines fail? 6 10 +649 3 The British Midland Airways Boeing 737 - 400 was en route from London ' s Heathrow Airport to Northern Ireland when it developed engine trouble , the Civil Aviation Authority said . engine trouble , what kind of engine trouble? 23 26 +649 3 The British Midland Airways Boeing 737 - 400 was en route from London ' s Heathrow Airport to Northern Ireland when it developed engine trouble , the Civil Aviation Authority said . the Civil Aviation Authority Who is the Civil Aviation Authority? 26 30 +649 4 The jet attempted to land at East Midlands Airport near Nottingham , about 100 miles north of London , but undershot the runway by a half - mile and crashed alongside a highway , smashed into an embankment and broke apart , police said . undershot the runway by a half - mile Did this happen as a result of the engine failure or was it a mistake made by the pilot? 20 28 +649 5 Witnesses reported seeing an engine in flames as the aircraft came in low , dropping bits of debris and shearing off treetops as it careened toward the highway . shearing off treetops what is shearing? 19 22 +649 5 Witnesses reported seeing an engine in flames as the aircraft came in low , dropping bits of debris and shearing off treetops as it careened toward the highway . toward the highway Was anyone on the highway injured or killed? 25 28 +649 5 Witnesses reported seeing an engine in flames as the aircraft came in low , dropping bits of debris and shearing off treetops as it careened toward the highway . careened what does careened mean? 24 25 +649 5 Witnesses reported seeing an engine in flames as the aircraft came in low , dropping bits of debris and shearing off treetops as it careened toward the highway . dropping bits of debris Did the debris cause any injuries or deaths? 14 18 +650 1 Political parties are struggling to emerge in this British colony but face the formidable hurdles of apathy , public distrust and a wary Communist China , which gains sovereignty over the territory in 1997 . apathy , public distrust Why are the people in such an unagreeable state? 16 20 +650 1 Political parties are struggling to emerge in this British colony but face the formidable hurdles of apathy , public distrust and a wary Communist China , which gains sovereignty over the territory in 1997 . Political parties Which political parties are struggling to emerge? 0 2 +650 1 Political parties are struggling to emerge in this British colony but face the formidable hurdles of apathy , public distrust and a wary Communist China , which gains sovereignty over the territory in 1997 . Political parties are struggling Which political parties? 0 4 +650 2 Attempts to form the groups comes as Britain prepares to hold Hong Kong ' s first general legislative elections and China appears to have reluctantly dropped its opposition to such activity . dropped its opposition why did it drop opposition? 25 28 +650 2 Attempts to form the groups comes as Britain prepares to hold Hong Kong ' s first general legislative elections and China appears to have reluctantly dropped its opposition to such activity . reluctantly dropped its opposition Why has China dropped it's opposition? 24 28 +650 2 Attempts to form the groups comes as Britain prepares to hold Hong Kong ' s first general legislative elections and China appears to have reluctantly dropped its opposition to such activity . Britain Why is Britain holding Hong King's election? 7 8 +650 3 The organizations will be different from Western - style political parties because they will not be able to form a sovereign government . sovereign government does that mean independent? 20 22 +650 3 The organizations will be different from Western - style political parties because they will not be able to form a sovereign government . political parties How do they compare and contrast to western-style parties? 9 11 +650 3 The organizations will be different from Western - style political parties because they will not be able to form a sovereign government . sovereign government What is a sovereign government? 20 22 +650 3 The organizations will be different from Western - style political parties because they will not be able to form a sovereign government . sovereign government What do you mean by sovereign government more specifically? 20 22 +650 4 Instead , they will be limited to trying to influence the outgoing British rulers and pursuing whatever local power Beijing permits under the " high degree of autonomy " it promises for this capitalist enclave after 1997 . " high degree of autonomy " What is the high degree of autonomy Beijing promises? 23 29 +650 5 " The administration of Hong Kong will be in the hands of Hong Kong people , so in that sense we still have a lot of power , " said Yeung Sum , chairman of Meeting Point , a pressure group of about 300 members that views itself as a future party . Yeung Sum , why was he asked? 30 33 +650 5 " The administration of Hong Kong will be in the hands of Hong Kong people , so in that sense we still have a lot of power , " said Yeung Sum , chairman of Meeting Point , a pressure group of about 300 members that views itself as a future party . 300 members How do they expect 300 people to form a viable party? 43 45 +651 1 The landmark Sheraton Palace Hotel , a home away from home for six presidents and armies of celebrities since 1875 , has closed for the first time since the great earthquake of 1906 for a $ 60 million , 18 - month renovation . home Why is the hotel considered a home away from home? 7 8 +651 1 The landmark Sheraton Palace Hotel , a home away from home for six presidents and armies of celebrities since 1875 , has closed for the first time since the great earthquake of 1906 for a $ 60 million , 18 - month renovation . renovation How is the hotel being renovated? 42 43 +651 1 The landmark Sheraton Palace Hotel , a home away from home for six presidents and armies of celebrities since 1875 , has closed for the first time since the great earthquake of 1906 for a $ 60 million , 18 - month renovation . six presidents Which six presidents was it a home away from home for? 12 14 +651 1 The landmark Sheraton Palace Hotel , a home away from home for six presidents and armies of celebrities since 1875 , has closed for the first time since the great earthquake of 1906 for a $ 60 million , 18 - month renovation . six presidents and armies of celebrities Why is this hotel so popular amongst these celebrity types? 12 18 +651 1 The landmark Sheraton Palace Hotel , a home away from home for six presidents and armies of celebrities since 1875 , has closed for the first time since the great earthquake of 1906 for a $ 60 million , 18 - month renovation . 18 - month renovation Are they renovating the entire hotel including the rooms? 39 43 +651 2 " It ' s very strange . It ' s very lonely , " Donald Timbie , the hotel ' s general manager and vice president , said Monday as the hotel shut down . Donald Timbie , what are his credentials? 14 17 +651 2 " It ' s very strange . It ' s very lonely , " Donald Timbie , the hotel ' s general manager and vice president , said Monday as the hotel shut down . strange Why is the hotel strange and lonely? 5 6 +651 2 " It ' s very strange . It ' s very lonely , " Donald Timbie , the hotel ' s general manager and vice president , said Monday as the hotel shut down . said Why is the president talking about the hotel? 27 28 +651 2 " It ' s very strange . It ' s very lonely , " Donald Timbie , the hotel ' s general manager and vice president , said Monday as the hotel shut down . Donald Timbie , How long has he been the general manager there? 14 17 +651 3 The quake , which destroyed much of the city , triggered a fire which gutted the original , seven - story hotel . destroyed Why was the hotel not prepared for an earthquake? 4 5 +651 3 The quake , which destroyed much of the city , triggered a fire which gutted the original , seven - story hotel . triggered How did the earthquake trigger a fire? 10 11 +651 3 The quake , which destroyed much of the city , triggered a fire which gutted the original , seven - story hotel . quake , Which quake destroyed much of the city? 1 3 +651 3 The quake , which destroyed much of the city , triggered a fire which gutted the original , seven - story hotel . The quake , How big was the quake? 0 3 +651 3 The quake , which destroyed much of the city , triggered a fire which gutted the original , seven - story hotel . gutted the original , seven - story hotel Was it remodeled at that time? 14 22 +651 3 The quake , which destroyed much of the city , triggered a fire which gutted the original , seven - story hotel . destroyed much of the city , How much of the city was destroyed? 4 10 +651 4 But 12 - foot - thick brick walls saved the shell and it was rebuilt to its current nine stories and reopened Dec . 16 , 1909 , with other alterations in 1915 , 1919 and 1925 . 12 - foot - thick Why are the walls 12 feet thick? 1 6 +651 4 But 12 - foot - thick brick walls saved the shell and it was rebuilt to its current nine stories and reopened Dec . 16 , 1909 , with other alterations in 1915 , 1919 and 1925 . saved How did the brick walls save the shell? 8 9 +651 4 But 12 - foot - thick brick walls saved the shell and it was rebuilt to its current nine stories and reopened Dec . 16 , 1909 , with other alterations in 1915 , 1919 and 1925 . alterations How was the hotel altered? 30 31 +651 4 But 12 - foot - thick brick walls saved the shell and it was rebuilt to its current nine stories and reopened Dec . 16 , 1909 , with other alterations in 1915 , 1919 and 1925 . nine stories Why did they add stories? 18 20 +651 4 But 12 - foot - thick brick walls saved the shell and it was rebuilt to its current nine stories and reopened Dec . 16 , 1909 , with other alterations in 1915 , 1919 and 1925 . other alterations What other alterations were done during those times? 29 31 +651 5 Tenor Enrico Caruso was a guest as the temblor struck . temblor is that another name for quake? 8 9 +651 5 Tenor Enrico Caruso was a guest as the temblor struck . temblor How does a temblor strike? 8 9 +651 5 Tenor Enrico Caruso was a guest as the temblor struck . was a guest What year was he a guest there? 3 6 +652 1 On the sidelines of the world chemical weapons conference , experts say bleakly no headway has been made on the most worrisome threat : keeping the chemicals away from terrorists or leaders bent on genocide . headway Why has no headway been made on the worrisome threat? 14 15 +652 1 On the sidelines of the world chemical weapons conference , experts say bleakly no headway has been made on the most worrisome threat : keeping the chemicals away from terrorists or leaders bent on genocide . terrorists How are terrorists getting chemicals? 29 30 +652 1 On the sidelines of the world chemical weapons conference , experts say bleakly no headway has been made on the most worrisome threat : keeping the chemicals away from terrorists or leaders bent on genocide . genocide Why are there leaders bent on genocide? 34 35 +652 1 On the sidelines of the world chemical weapons conference , experts say bleakly no headway has been made on the most worrisome threat : keeping the chemicals away from terrorists or leaders bent on genocide . experts say Which experts? 10 12 +652 2 Sentiment aside , they say , poison gas works and it is nearly impossible to control its components without energetic , voluntary action by governments and private industry . works How does poison gas work? 8 9 +652 2 Sentiment aside , they say , poison gas works and it is nearly impossible to control its components without energetic , voluntary action by governments and private industry . energetic , Why does the action by governments need to be energetic? 19 21 +652 2 Sentiment aside , they say , poison gas works and it is nearly impossible to control its components without energetic , voluntary action by governments and private industry . private Why does the private industry need to be involved? 26 27 +652 3 At the same time , they add , many small nations refuse to ban such weapons while neighbors have atomic bombs , the way a streetwise youth carries a switch - blade because of bullies down the block . many small nations refuse why do they refuse? 8 12 +652 3 At the same time , they add , many small nations refuse to ban such weapons while neighbors have atomic bombs , the way a streetwise youth carries a switch - blade because of bullies down the block . small nations What small nations refuse to ban chemical weapons? 9 11 +652 4 Few technicians among the 151 delegations attending the five - day Paris conference wanted to be named , leaving the limelight to statesmen drafting a declaration against producing and using chemical or biological weapons . declaration How is the declaration supposed to help stop the production of chemical and biological weapons? 25 26 +652 5 A European specialist summed up the mood : " This conference is one thing . European specialist what was his name? 1 3 +652 5 A European specialist summed up the mood : " This conference is one thing . specialist What makes the European a specialist? 2 3 +652 5 A European specialist summed up the mood : " This conference is one thing . mood : How does the European feel? 6 8 +652 5 A European specialist summed up the mood : " This conference is one thing . European specialist Who is the European specialist? 1 3 +652 5 A European specialist summed up the mood : " This conference is one thing . A European specialist Which European specialist? 0 3 +653 1 The new year at the box office began right where 1988 finished , with " Rain Man " and " Twins , " a pair of films about brothers , battling for the No . " Twins , " was it a popular movie? 19 23 +653 2 1 position in the nation ' s theaters . nation ' s theaters which movie is winning? 4 8 +653 4 For the second week in a row , " Rain Man , " starring Dustin Hoffman as an autistic savant kidnapped by his scheming brother ( Tom Cruise ) , finished ahead of the domestic comedy " Twins , " according to figures released Monday by Exhibitor Relations Co . " Twins , " featuring Arnold Schwarzenegger and Danny DeVito as siblings separated at birth , finished second with $ 7 . 1 million . savant what is a savant? 19 20 +653 5 The critically acclaimed " The Accidental Tourist , " in its first week of wide release , landed in third place with $ 6 . 1 million . third place Why did movie-goers prefer Rain Man over these other two movies? 19 21 +654 1 A new surgeon general ' s report on smoking scheduled for release this week increases the estimate of smoking - related deaths by 30 percent to 390 , 000 a year , The Christian Science Monitor reported Monday . estimate what research was conducted to provide this estimation? 16 17 +654 1 A new surgeon general ' s report on smoking scheduled for release this week increases the estimate of smoking - related deaths by 30 percent to 390 , 000 a year , The Christian Science Monitor reported Monday . report Why is the surgeon general releasing a report on smoking? 6 7 +654 1 A new surgeon general ' s report on smoking scheduled for release this week increases the estimate of smoking - related deaths by 30 percent to 390 , 000 a year , The Christian Science Monitor reported Monday . estimate How did the surgeon general arrive at the estimate? 16 17 +654 1 A new surgeon general ' s report on smoking scheduled for release this week increases the estimate of smoking - related deaths by 30 percent to 390 , 000 a year , The Christian Science Monitor reported Monday . increases the estimate of smoking - related deaths WHY IS THERE AN INCREASE WITH SO MUCH ADVERTISING AGAINST SMOKING AND TAXING OF TOBACCO PRODUCTS? 14 22 +654 2 The report , which comes 25 years after the first surgeon general ' s report on smoking , also cites cigarette smoking as the cause for nine out of 10 lung cancer deaths among women , the newspaper said . cause What sources / institute were used to collerate the death figures 24 25 +654 2 The report , which comes 25 years after the first surgeon general ' s report on smoking , also cites cigarette smoking as the cause for nine out of 10 lung cancer deaths among women , the newspaper said . cause How does the surgeon general know smoking is the cause for 9 out of 10 lung cancer deaths among women? 24 25 +654 2 The report , which comes 25 years after the first surgeon general ' s report on smoking , also cites cigarette smoking as the cause for nine out of 10 lung cancer deaths among women , the newspaper said . cause for nine out of 10 lung cancer deaths WHAT ARE SOME OF THE OTHER CAUSES FOR LUNG CANCER? 24 33 +654 3 Other conclusions in the report by Dr . C . Everett Koop are that lung cancer now surpasses breast cancer as the leading cancer killer among women , 43 chemicals in tobacco are now confirmed as cancer causing and smoking is a major cause of cerebral vascular disease . confirmed What research confirms this? 34 35 +654 3 Other conclusions in the report by Dr . C . Everett Koop are that lung cancer now surpasses breast cancer as the leading cancer killer among women , 43 chemicals in tobacco are now confirmed as cancer causing and smoking is a major cause of cerebral vascular disease . in Why are 43 chemicals in tobacco? 2 3 +654 3 Other conclusions in the report by Dr . C . Everett Koop are that lung cancer now surpasses breast cancer as the leading cancer killer among women , 43 chemicals in tobacco are now confirmed as cancer causing and smoking is a major cause of cerebral vascular disease . confirmed How were the chemicals confirmed to be cancer causing? 34 35 +654 3 Other conclusions in the report by Dr . C . Everett Koop are that lung cancer now surpasses breast cancer as the leading cancer killer among women , 43 chemicals in tobacco are now confirmed as cancer causing and smoking is a major cause of cerebral vascular disease . cause How is smoking a major cause of cerebral vascular disease? 43 44 +654 3 Other conclusions in the report by Dr . C . Everett Koop are that lung cancer now surpasses breast cancer as the leading cancer killer among women , 43 chemicals in tobacco are now confirmed as cancer causing and smoking is a major cause of cerebral vascular disease . cerebral vascular disease . WHAT IS CEREBRAL VASCULAR DISEASE? 45 49 +654 4 Koop ' s increase in his estimate of smoking - related deaths from 300 , 000 annually is due to more accurate accounting rather than more lethal cigarettes , The Monitor said in a release it distributed two days before the report was to have been made public . distributed Why did the Monitor distribute a release two days before the report was to have been made public? 36 37 +654 4 Koop ' s increase in his estimate of smoking - related deaths from 300 , 000 annually is due to more accurate accounting rather than more lethal cigarettes , The Monitor said in a release it distributed two days before the report was to have been made public . more accurate accounting WHAT WAS DONE DIFFERENTLY TO INCREASE ACCURACY? WHY WASN'T IT THOUGHT OF BEFORE NOW? 20 23 +654 5 Koop estimates that 50 million Americans still smoke , the newspaper said . estimates Where does this estimation come from? 1 2 +654 5 Koop estimates that 50 million Americans still smoke , the newspaper said . still Why do 50 million Americans still smoke? 6 7 +654 5 Koop estimates that 50 million Americans still smoke , the newspaper said . estimates How does Koop estimate that 50 million Americans still smoke? 1 2 +654 5 Koop estimates that 50 million Americans still smoke , the newspaper said . smoke , IS THIS ONLY TALKING ABOUT CIGARETTES? OR OTHER TYPES OF SMOKING TOO? 7 9 +655 1 Astronomers have spotted a star as it devoured its companion orb , and perhaps solved a celestial mystery . celestial mystery What is the celestial mystery that was solved? 16 18 +655 1 Astronomers have spotted a star as it devoured its companion orb , and perhaps solved a celestial mystery . Astronomers have spotted Which astronomers? 0 3 +655 1 Astronomers have spotted a star as it devoured its companion orb , and perhaps solved a celestial mystery . devoured how did it devour it? 7 8 +655 2 Scientists have long argued about how some superdense stars called pulsars could get themselves spinning hundreds of times a second . spinning hundreds of times a second How do pulsars get spinning hundreds of times a second? 14 20 +655 2 Scientists have long argued about how some superdense stars called pulsars could get themselves spinning hundreds of times a second . superdense what is a superdense star? 7 8 +655 3 The question may now be answered by the discovery of a black widow binary - - a star that like the spider uses its companion and then destroys it . its companion is it a complex process? 23 25 +655 3 The question may now be answered by the discovery of a black widow binary - - a star that like the spider uses its companion and then destroys it . answered Why is it compared to the black widow 5 6 +655 4 If current theories are correct , the star represents a celestial missing link , a bridge between fast - spinning stars that have mates and those that do not . fast - spinning Stars spin? 17 20 +655 5 The combination of the star and its companion , labeled PSR 1957 - 20 in astronomers ' shorthand , was detected last spring by Andrew Fruchter of the Carnegie Institution in Washington . detected How did Andrew Fruchter detect the star and its companion? 20 21 +655 5 The combination of the star and its companion , labeled PSR 1957 - 20 in astronomers ' shorthand , was detected last spring by Andrew Fruchter of the Carnegie Institution in Washington . last spring spring of which year? 21 23 +655 5 The combination of the star and its companion , labeled PSR 1957 - 20 in astronomers ' shorthand , was detected last spring by Andrew Fruchter of the Carnegie Institution in Washington . star and its companion , What is classed as a star's companion and why? 4 9 +656 1 Liberace ' s ex - lover testified Tuesday that a convicted drug dealer spoke of a " bloody mess " after a 1981 quadruple murder and said , " The whole thing got out of hand . " Liberace ' s ex - lover testified Who is Liberace's ex-lover? 0 7 +656 1 Liberace ' s ex - lover testified Tuesday that a convicted drug dealer spoke of a " bloody mess " after a 1981 quadruple murder and said , " The whole thing got out of hand . " " bloody mess " why is it in quotes? 16 20 +656 1 Liberace ' s ex - lover testified Tuesday that a convicted drug dealer spoke of a " bloody mess " after a 1981 quadruple murder and said , " The whole thing got out of hand . " convicted drug dealer Who was this convicted drug dealer? 10 13 +656 1 Liberace ' s ex - lover testified Tuesday that a convicted drug dealer spoke of a " bloody mess " after a 1981 quadruple murder and said , " The whole thing got out of hand . " " The whole thing What event set this off, as in, what is this \"whole thing\" that got out of hand? 28 32 +656 1 Liberace ' s ex - lover testified Tuesday that a convicted drug dealer spoke of a " bloody mess " after a 1981 quadruple murder and said , " The whole thing got out of hand . " ex - lover Who is Liberace's ex-lover? 3 6 +656 1 Liberace ' s ex - lover testified Tuesday that a convicted drug dealer spoke of a " bloody mess " after a 1981 quadruple murder and said , " The whole thing got out of hand . " convicted drug dealer Who was the convicted drug dealer? 10 13 +656 1 Liberace ' s ex - lover testified Tuesday that a convicted drug dealer spoke of a " bloody mess " after a 1981 quadruple murder and said , " The whole thing got out of hand . " 1981 quadruple murder Who was murdered during the 1981 quadruple murder? 22 25 +656 2 Scott Thorson said defendant Eddie Nash also told him he was going to teach a lesson to a group of people who had robbed him , saying , " I ' ll have these people on their knees . " have on their knees doing what? 32 33 +656 2 Scott Thorson said defendant Eddie Nash also told him he was going to teach a lesson to a group of people who had robbed him , saying , " I ' ll have these people on their knees . " group of people Who was this group of people? 18 21 +656 2 Scott Thorson said defendant Eddie Nash also told him he was going to teach a lesson to a group of people who had robbed him , saying , " I ' ll have these people on their knees . " group of people Who was the group of people who robbed Eddie Nash? 18 21 +656 3 Nash , 59 , whose real name is Adel Nasrallah , and his bodyguard Gregory Diles , 40 , are charged with the Laurel Canyon slayings in which sex - film star John Holmes once was tried and acquitted . John Holmes once was tried and acquitted Why was John Holmes tried for this crime? 32 39 +656 4 Witnesses at the current preliminary hearing said Nash was robbed of cash , drugs and jewelry by two subsequent murder victims . preliminary hearing when will the actual hearing begin? 4 6 +656 4 Witnesses at the current preliminary hearing said Nash was robbed of cash , drugs and jewelry by two subsequent murder victims . Witnesses How reliable are these witnesses? 0 1 +656 4 Witnesses at the current preliminary hearing said Nash was robbed of cash , drugs and jewelry by two subsequent murder victims . murder victims Who were the two murder victims? 19 21 +657 1 President Reagan is leaving office proposing a truce in his battle with the United Nations and a boost in arms aid to friendly nations , but tossing the question of Nicaragua ' s Contra rebels to successor George Bush . Contra rebels who are they? 33 35 +657 1 President Reagan is leaving office proposing a truce in his battle with the United Nations and a boost in arms aid to friendly nations , but tossing the question of Nicaragua ' s Contra rebels to successor George Bush . rebels to successor George Bush . Why was he giving Pres. Bush the responsibility instead? 34 40 +657 1 President Reagan is leaving office proposing a truce in his battle with the United Nations and a boost in arms aid to friendly nations , but tossing the question of Nicaragua ' s Contra rebels to successor George Bush . friendly nations , Which friendly nations? 22 25 +657 1 President Reagan is leaving office proposing a truce in his battle with the United Nations and a boost in arms aid to friendly nations , but tossing the question of Nicaragua ' s Contra rebels to successor George Bush . battle with the United Nations Why is Reagan battling the United Nations? 10 15 +657 1 President Reagan is leaving office proposing a truce in his battle with the United Nations and a boost in arms aid to friendly nations , but tossing the question of Nicaragua ' s Contra rebels to successor George Bush . tossing the question Why is Reagan tossing the question to Bush? 26 29 +657 1 President Reagan is leaving office proposing a truce in his battle with the United Nations and a boost in arms aid to friendly nations , but tossing the question of Nicaragua ' s Contra rebels to successor George Bush . friendly nations , What are the friendly nations? 22 25 +657 3 Officials say his $ 13 . 2 billion foreign aid spending budget should remain relatively unchanged by the new Bush administration . $ 13 . 2 billion foreign aid spending How much of this was going to assist in the Contra affair? 3 11 +657 3 Officials say his $ 13 . 2 billion foreign aid spending budget should remain relatively unchanged by the new Bush administration . remain relatively unchanged Why won't the Bush administration change the budget? 13 16 +657 3 Officials say his $ 13 . 2 billion foreign aid spending budget should remain relatively unchanged by the new Bush administration . Officials What officials say that? 0 1 +657 4 Consistent with past practice , there was no request for Contra assistance in Reagan ' s final budget . Consistent with past how long has it been that way? 0 3 +657 4 Consistent with past practice , there was no request for Contra assistance in Reagan ' s final budget . Contra assistance Why was there no request for Contra assistance? 10 12 +657 5 The president routinely has treated that issue separately , and this time it will be Bush ' s decision . Bush ' s decision Why will it be Bush's decision? 15 19 +657 5 The president routinely has treated that issue separately , and this time it will be Bush ' s decision . that issue What is the Contra issue? 5 7 +658 1 George P . Shultz plans to cancel his last official trip overseas - to a human rights conference in Vienna - unless Greece gives ground in a dispute over how much of Turkey should be covered by an East - West arms control agreement . East - West arms control agreement What is the East-West control agreement? 38 44 +658 1 George P . Shultz plans to cancel his last official trip overseas - to a human rights conference in Vienna - unless Greece gives ground in a dispute over how much of Turkey should be covered by an East - West arms control agreement . Greece gives ground Why does Greece not want to give ground? 22 25 +658 1 George P . Shultz plans to cancel his last official trip overseas - to a human rights conference in Vienna - unless Greece gives ground in a dispute over how much of Turkey should be covered by an East - West arms control agreement . an East - West arms What does the arms control agreement entail? 37 42 +658 1 George P . Shultz plans to cancel his last official trip overseas - to a human rights conference in Vienna - unless Greece gives ground in a dispute over how much of Turkey should be covered by an East - West arms control agreement . human rights conference Which human rights conference is in Vienna? 15 18 +658 2 A decision by the Secretary of State to stay home also means he would miss a 32nd and final meeting with Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard A . Shevardnadze . 32nd and final meeting why so many meetings? 16 20 +658 2 A decision by the Secretary of State to stay home also means he would miss a 32nd and final meeting with Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard A . Shevardnadze . final meeting Why is this meeting significant? 18 20 +658 2 A decision by the Secretary of State to stay home also means he would miss a 32nd and final meeting with Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard A . Shevardnadze . final Why would this be their last meeting? 18 19 +658 3 At the root of this uncertainty is an effort by the Greek government to expose more Turkish territory to conventional arms control coverage . conventional arms control coverage what about unconventional methods? 19 23 +658 3 At the root of this uncertainty is an effort by the Greek government to expose more Turkish territory to conventional arms control coverage . Greek government to expose more Turkish Why is it beneficial to expose the Turkish government? 11 17 +658 3 At the root of this uncertainty is an effort by the Greek government to expose more Turkish territory to conventional arms control coverage . expose more Turkish territory Why does Greece want to have more of Turkey under traditional arms agreements? 14 18 +658 3 At the root of this uncertainty is an effort by the Greek government to expose more Turkish territory to conventional arms control coverage . arms control Why does the Greek government want to expose Turkey to arms control? 20 22 +658 4 Boundaries have been drawn for conventional arms control negotiations designed to follow the close of the rights conference , but Greece , suspicious of Turkey and fretful about Cyprus , is holding out . Cyprus , where is cyprus? 28 30 +658 4 Boundaries have been drawn for conventional arms control negotiations designed to follow the close of the rights conference , but Greece , suspicious of Turkey and fretful about Cyprus , is holding out . suspicious of Turkey Why are they suspicious of turkey? 22 25 +658 4 Boundaries have been drawn for conventional arms control negotiations designed to follow the close of the rights conference , but Greece , suspicious of Turkey and fretful about Cyprus , is holding out . fretful about Cyprus , Why is Greece fretful about Cyrus? 26 30 +658 5 Everyone else in the 16 - nation NATO alliance has agreed on the precise expanse of Europe to be covered in the Conventional Stability Talks with the Soviet - led Warsaw Pact to reduce troops , tanks and artillery across the European landscape . reduce troops , tanks and artillery What percentage are they wanting to reduce the military? 33 39 +658 5 Everyone else in the 16 - nation NATO alliance has agreed on the precise expanse of Europe to be covered in the Conventional Stability Talks with the Soviet - led Warsaw Pact to reduce troops , tanks and artillery across the European landscape . Everyone else in the 16 - nation Why is no one else in NATO concerned with Turkey's arms issues? 0 7 +658 5 Everyone else in the 16 - nation NATO alliance has agreed on the precise expanse of Europe to be covered in the Conventional Stability Talks with the Soviet - led Warsaw Pact to reduce troops , tanks and artillery across the European landscape . NATO alliance Who are the 16 nations in the NATO alliance? 7 9 +659 1 The war on drugs outranked cutting the deficit as President Reagan proposed a 14 percent increase in the money spent to beat back the tide of illegal narcotics in the United States . outranked Why did the war on drugs outrank cutting the deficit? 4 5 +659 1 The war on drugs outranked cutting the deficit as President Reagan proposed a 14 percent increase in the money spent to beat back the tide of illegal narcotics in the United States . spent How was the money spent to beat back the tide of illegal narcotics? 19 20 +659 1 The war on drugs outranked cutting the deficit as President Reagan proposed a 14 percent increase in the money spent to beat back the tide of illegal narcotics in the United States . tide Why was there a tide of illegal narcotics in the United States? 24 25 +659 1 The war on drugs outranked cutting the deficit as President Reagan proposed a 14 percent increase in the money spent to beat back the tide of illegal narcotics in the United States . outranked cutting why is it so important to him? 4 6 +659 2 " I think this clearly gives the message that drug law enforcement remains a priority of this government and this administration , " said John C . Lawn , administrator of the Drug Enforcement Administration . priority Why is drug law enforcement a priority of the government? 14 15 +659 3 The DEA would add 164 agents and more than 100 supporting workers if the proposed outlays are approved by Congress . supporting How do supporting workers help the DEA? 10 11 +659 3 The DEA would add 164 agents and more than 100 supporting workers if the proposed outlays are approved by Congress . outlays How were the proposed outlays created? 15 16 +659 3 The DEA would add 164 agents and more than 100 supporting workers if the proposed outlays are approved by Congress . 164 agents and more than 100 how much more effective will that be? 4 10 +659 3 The DEA would add 164 agents and more than 100 supporting workers if the proposed outlays are approved by Congress . supporting workers What kind of supporting workers would the DEA add? 10 12 +659 4 The total outlay requested Monday for fiscal 1990 starting Oct . 1 is more than $ 5 billion for all the agencies involved in prevention , treatment and law enforcement . involved How are the agencies involved in prevention, treatment and law enforcement? 22 23 +659 4 The total outlay requested Monday for fiscal 1990 starting Oct . 1 is more than $ 5 billion for all the agencies involved in prevention , treatment and law enforcement . enforcement How will the enforcement be carried out? 29 30 +659 4 The total outlay requested Monday for fiscal 1990 starting Oct . 1 is more than $ 5 billion for all the agencies involved in prevention , treatment and law enforcement . agencies Who are the agencies involved? 21 22 +659 5 That reflects a $ 633 million increase over the $ 4 . 4 billion to be spent in the current fiscal year . increase Why is the amount going to increase? 6 7 +659 5 That reflects a $ 633 million increase over the $ 4 . 4 billion to be spent in the current fiscal year . spent How did the money have an affect on the agencies effectiveness? 16 17 +659 5 That reflects a $ 633 million increase over the $ 4 . 4 billion to be spent in the current fiscal year . current fiscal year which year is this? 19 22 +660 1 When President - elect Bush sits down later this week with his Cabinet choices , the question is whether there will be an empty seat at the table . empty seat why would there be an empty seat? 23 25 +660 1 When President - elect Bush sits down later this week with his Cabinet choices , the question is whether there will be an empty seat at the table . empty seat Why would there be an empty seat in the Cabinet? 23 25 +660 1 When President - elect Bush sits down later this week with his Cabinet choices , the question is whether there will be an empty seat at the table . empty seat at the table Who would be missing from the table? 23 28 +660 1 When President - elect Bush sits down later this week with his Cabinet choices , the question is whether there will be an empty seat at the table . empty Who is supposed to be at the empty seat? 23 24 +660 1 When President - elect Bush sits down later this week with his Cabinet choices , the question is whether there will be an empty seat at the table . sits What are they sitting down for? 5 6 +660 1 When President - elect Bush sits down later this week with his Cabinet choices , the question is whether there will be an empty seat at the table . whether there will be an empty seat at the table Why will there be an empty seat at the table? 18 28 +660 2 A top adviser conceded Monday that the search for a Secretary of Energy has proven more difficult than the transition team anticipated . difficult why is it difficult? 16 17 +660 2 A top adviser conceded Monday that the search for a Secretary of Energy has proven more difficult than the transition team anticipated . more difficult Why is the search for a Secretary of Energy more difficult? 15 17 +660 2 A top adviser conceded Monday that the search for a Secretary of Energy has proven more difficult than the transition team anticipated . Secretary of Energy What does the secretary of energy entail that would make it difficult to find someone? 10 13 +660 2 A top adviser conceded Monday that the search for a Secretary of Energy has proven more difficult than the transition team anticipated . difficult Why is it more difficult than anticipated? 16 17 +660 2 A top adviser conceded Monday that the search for a Secretary of Energy has proven more difficult than the transition team anticipated . has proven more difficult Why has the search proven more difficult? 13 17 +660 3 Craig Fuller , vice presidential chief of staff as well as co - director of the transition , said it was taking longer to fill the job because " there are real technical difficulties and it ' s fraught with a lot of political problems . " fraught with a lot of political problems What kind of political problems? 38 45 +660 3 Craig Fuller , vice presidential chief of staff as well as co - director of the transition , said it was taking longer to fill the job because " there are real technical difficulties and it ' s fraught with a lot of political problems . " technical What kind of technical difficulties? 32 33 +660 3 Craig Fuller , vice presidential chief of staff as well as co - director of the transition , said it was taking longer to fill the job because " there are real technical difficulties and it ' s fraught with a lot of political problems . " fraught What is fraught? 38 39 +660 3 Craig Fuller , vice presidential chief of staff as well as co - director of the transition , said it was taking longer to fill the job because " there are real technical difficulties and it ' s fraught with a lot of political problems . " problems What type of political problems? 44 45 +660 3 Craig Fuller , vice presidential chief of staff as well as co - director of the transition , said it was taking longer to fill the job because " there are real technical difficulties and it ' s fraught with a lot of political problems . " fraught with a lot of political problems What are these political problems? 38 45 +660 4 One of the political problems was the furor that knocked James Schlesinger , an early choice for the post , out of contention . furor what is a furor? 7 8 +660 4 One of the political problems was the furor that knocked James Schlesinger , an early choice for the post , out of contention . furor What was the furor that knocked James Schlesinger out? 7 8 +660 4 One of the political problems was the furor that knocked James Schlesinger , an early choice for the post , out of contention . furor that knocked James Schlesinger , Was the public angry or excited? 7 13 +660 4 One of the political problems was the furor that knocked James Schlesinger , an early choice for the post , out of contention . furor What does furor mean? 7 8 +660 4 One of the political problems was the furor that knocked James Schlesinger , an early choice for the post , out of contention . furor that knocked James Schlesinger , How did it knock James Schlesinger out of contention? 7 13 +660 5 Fuller acknowledged that Gov . William Clements of Texas , among others , strongly opposed the choice of Schlesinger , defense secretary under President Ford and energy secretary under President Carter . opposed Why did Gov. William Clements oppose Schlesinger? 14 15 +660 5 Fuller acknowledged that Gov . William Clements of Texas , among others , strongly opposed the choice of Schlesinger , defense secretary under President Ford and energy secretary under President Carter . strongly opposed the choice Does it really matter what Governors think ? Are their opinions accounted for in the selection process? 13 17 +660 5 Fuller acknowledged that Gov . William Clements of Texas , among others , strongly opposed the choice of Schlesinger , defense secretary under President Ford and energy secretary under President Carter . choice Who chose Schlesinger in the first place? 16 17 +660 5 Fuller acknowledged that Gov . William Clements of Texas , among others , strongly opposed the choice of Schlesinger , defense secretary under President Ford and energy secretary under President Carter . strongly opposed Why did Clements strong oppose? 13 15 +661 1 President Reagan wants Congress set aside money for the next wave of military weaponry and increase spending on Star Wars in a defense budget with little chance of winning approval as it is , say congressional leaders and defense experts . Star Wars star wars the movie? 18 20 +661 1 President Reagan wants Congress set aside money for the next wave of military weaponry and increase spending on Star Wars in a defense budget with little chance of winning approval as it is , say congressional leaders and defense experts . say congressional leaders and defense experts . Which congressional leaders and defense experts? 34 41 +661 1 President Reagan wants Congress set aside money for the next wave of military weaponry and increase spending on Star Wars in a defense budget with little chance of winning approval as it is , say congressional leaders and defense experts . set aside money How much money is he wanting to set aside? 4 7 +661 1 President Reagan wants Congress set aside money for the next wave of military weaponry and increase spending on Star Wars in a defense budget with little chance of winning approval as it is , say congressional leaders and defense experts . set aside money What spurred him to want to do this? 4 7 +661 1 President Reagan wants Congress set aside money for the next wave of military weaponry and increase spending on Star Wars in a defense budget with little chance of winning approval as it is , say congressional leaders and defense experts . military weaponry What type of military weaponry does President Reagan intend to purchase with the money set aside? 12 14 +661 1 President Reagan wants Congress set aside money for the next wave of military weaponry and increase spending on Star Wars in a defense budget with little chance of winning approval as it is , say congressional leaders and defense experts . little chance of winning approval Why do congressional leaders and defense experts say there there is little chance of approval of the President's request to set aside money for military weaponry? 25 30 +661 2 Overall , the two - year budget the Reagan administration released Monday proposes an increase in defense spending by 2 percent above the rate of inflation with $ 315 . 2 billion in budget authority for 1990 and $ 330 . 89 billion for 1991 . Monday Whats the date of this specific Monday? 11 12 +661 2 Overall , the two - year budget the Reagan administration released Monday proposes an increase in defense spending by 2 percent above the rate of inflation with $ 315 . 2 billion in budget authority for 1990 and $ 330 . 89 billion for 1991 . rate of inflation What is the rate of inflation? 23 26 +661 2 Overall , the two - year budget the Reagan administration released Monday proposes an increase in defense spending by 2 percent above the rate of inflation with $ 315 . 2 billion in budget authority for 1990 and $ 330 . 89 billion for 1991 . budget authority How with the increased budget authority for military weaponry affect American taxpayers? 33 35 +661 3 Outlays - the money to be spent during the 12 months of fiscal 1990 - total $ 303 billion , including $ 9 . 2 billion for Energy Department nuclear weapons and research programs . Outlays what does this word mean? 0 1 +661 3 Outlays - the money to be spent during the 12 months of fiscal 1990 - total $ 303 billion , including $ 9 . 2 billion for Energy Department nuclear weapons and research programs . research programs What kind of research? 32 34 +661 3 Outlays - the money to be spent during the 12 months of fiscal 1990 - total $ 303 billion , including $ 9 . 2 billion for Energy Department nuclear weapons and research programs . total $ 303 billion , On what is this money being spent? 15 20 +661 4 Outlays for fiscal 1991 amount to $ 314 . 4 billion . Outlays Who's making the outlays 0 1 +661 4 Outlays for fiscal 1991 amount to $ 314 . 4 billion . fiscal 1991 How do these outlays compare to the other years President Reagan has held office? 2 4 +661 5 President - elect Bush is expected to amend the Reagan budget after he takes office Jan . 20 . Jan . 20 of what year? 15 18 +661 5 President - elect Bush is expected to amend the Reagan budget after he takes office Jan . 20 . Jan . 20 What year did Bush take office? 15 18 +661 5 President - elect Bush is expected to amend the Reagan budget after he takes office Jan . 20 . amend the Reagan budget In what ways does President-elect Bush expected to amend the Reagan budget after he takes office Jan. 20? 7 11 +662 1 With less than two weeks to go as one of the longest - serving cabinet officers in American history , Secretary of State George P . Shultz offered a rare glimpse of some of the things that try his patience . longest - serving How long was Shultz's tenure? 11 14 +662 1 With less than two weeks to go as one of the longest - serving cabinet officers in American history , Secretary of State George P . Shultz offered a rare glimpse of some of the things that try his patience . try his patience how is this pertinent to his position? 37 40 +662 2 It was a valedictory speech of sorts , delivered Monday night on the occasion of a " farewell event " for Shultz sponsored by a private group called the Citizens Network for Foreign Affairs . valedictory definition of this word? 3 4 +662 3 Shultz touched only peripherally on foreign affairs in the speech , focusing instead on the things that trouble him in Washington , where he has lived off and on for 30 years , more than 11 in the cabinets of Presidents Reagan and Nixon . things that trouble him in Washington , What kinds of things trouble him? 15 22 +662 3 Shultz touched only peripherally on foreign affairs in the speech , focusing instead on the things that trouble him in Washington , where he has lived off and on for 30 years , more than 11 in the cabinets of Presidents Reagan and Nixon . peripherally why not directly? 3 4 +662 3 Shultz touched only peripherally on foreign affairs in the speech , focusing instead on the things that trouble him in Washington , where he has lived off and on for 30 years , more than 11 in the cabinets of Presidents Reagan and Nixon . things that trouble him Why did these things trouble him? 15 19 +662 3 Shultz touched only peripherally on foreign affairs in the speech , focusing instead on the things that trouble him in Washington , where he has lived off and on for 30 years , more than 11 in the cabinets of Presidents Reagan and Nixon . trouble him in Washington , why is this event the place he chose do do so? 17 22 +662 4 Some of Shultz ' s pet peeves : - - People who say that America is in decline . America is in decline why does it bother him? 14 18 +662 4 Some of Shultz ' s pet peeves : - - People who say that America is in decline . America is in decline In what ways does America lose its prestige? 14 18 +662 4 Some of Shultz ' s pet peeves : - - People who say that America is in decline . - - People who say that America is in decline why does free speech bug him? 8 18 +662 5 " These are false prophets , " Shultz said , contending that great powers that have declined were imperial , absolutist or dominated by " tradition - bound classes . " great powers Which powers is he discussing? 12 14 +662 5 " These are false prophets , " Shultz said , contending that great powers that have declined were imperial , absolutist or dominated by " tradition - bound classes . " false prophets , " how does he not see the parallel? 3 7 +663 1 The prosecution in the trial of Oliver North says it has added to its witness list the names of a former congressman whom North is accused of misleading over aid to the Contras and beer magnate Joseph Coors , who says he gave the Nicaraguan rebels $ 65 , 000 after meeting with North . misleading over aid to the Contras How did North mislead the congressman? 27 33 +663 1 The prosecution in the trial of Oliver North says it has added to its witness list the names of a former congressman whom North is accused of misleading over aid to the Contras and beer magnate Joseph Coors , who says he gave the Nicaraguan rebels $ 65 , 000 after meeting with North . he gave Why would Coors give Nicaraguan rebels so much money? 41 43 +663 2 Also on the revised list of prosecution witnesses against the fired National Security Council aide is William Langton , president of Southern Air Transport , a former CIA proprietary involved in both the Contra resupply operation and the administration ' s secret arms sales to Iran . resupply operation and the administration ' s were they selling guns to iran? 34 41 +663 2 Also on the revised list of prosecution witnesses against the fired National Security Council aide is William Langton , president of Southern Air Transport , a former CIA proprietary involved in both the Contra resupply operation and the administration ' s secret arms sales to Iran . president of Southern Air Transport , Why is the President of Southern Air travel going to be a good testimony for the prosecution? 19 25 +663 3 The new names were on a list that actually contains fewer names , 40 rather than 87 , reflecting a motion by independent counsel Lawrence Walsh to dismiss the two central charges of conspiracy and theft against North . new names Who are the new names? 1 3 +663 3 The new names were on a list that actually contains fewer names , 40 rather than 87 , reflecting a motion by independent counsel Lawrence Walsh to dismiss the two central charges of conspiracy and theft against North . dismiss the two central charges Why were the charges dismissed? 27 32 +663 3 The new names were on a list that actually contains fewer names , 40 rather than 87 , reflecting a motion by independent counsel Lawrence Walsh to dismiss the two central charges of conspiracy and theft against North . to dismiss Why would they dismiss the central charges? 26 28 +663 4 But at a hearing Monday , U . S . District Judge Gerhard Gesell said he wouldn ' t dismiss the charges until Attorney General Dick Thornburgh explains the administration ' s refusal to declassify information Gesell says must be released for North to get a fair trial . fair trial does he deserve it? 46 48 +663 4 But at a hearing Monday , U . S . District Judge Gerhard Gesell said he wouldn ' t dismiss the charges until Attorney General Dick Thornburgh explains the administration ' s refusal to declassify information Gesell says must be released for North to get a fair trial . charges What are the charges? 21 22 +663 4 But at a hearing Monday , U . S . District Judge Gerhard Gesell said he wouldn ' t dismiss the charges until Attorney General Dick Thornburgh explains the administration ' s refusal to declassify information Gesell says must be released for North to get a fair trial . refusal to declassify information Why was this information still being held in secret? 32 36 +663 4 But at a hearing Monday , U . S . District Judge Gerhard Gesell said he wouldn ' t dismiss the charges until Attorney General Dick Thornburgh explains the administration ' s refusal to declassify information Gesell says must be released for North to get a fair trial . the administration ' s refusal Why would the administration refuse to declassify the key information of the case? 28 33 +663 5 An interagency intelligence group in the Reagan administration has declined to declassify certain material in 300 prosecution exhibits Walsh wants to present at trial , which forced Walsh to seek dismissal of the two central charges . An interagency intelligence What interagency intelligence group? 0 3 +664 1 President Reagan , in his final report on the state of the economy , took credit today for " an unparalleled period of peacetime prosperity " and said a tax increase could undermine his legacy . took credit How did he claim the credit for himself? 14 16 +664 1 President Reagan , in his final report on the state of the economy , took credit today for " an unparalleled period of peacetime prosperity " and said a tax increase could undermine his legacy . tax increase Why is a tax increase being considered? 29 31 +664 1 President Reagan , in his final report on the state of the economy , took credit today for " an unparalleled period of peacetime prosperity " and said a tax increase could undermine his legacy . undermine How would a tax increase undermine Reagan’s legacy? 32 33 +664 2 Reagan ' s eighth and final economic report says that the stagflation - - high inflation coupled with slow growth - - of the 1970s has given way during his tenure to the longest economic expansion since the 1960s and the lowest unemployment rate in 14 years . unemployment rate What was the unemployment rate? 42 44 +664 2 Reagan ' s eighth and final economic report says that the stagflation - - high inflation coupled with slow growth - - of the 1970s has given way during his tenure to the longest economic expansion since the 1960s and the lowest unemployment rate in 14 years . given way What measures did Reagan's administration take in order to cause this change? 26 28 +664 3 " Today , it is as if the world were born anew , " the president said in a nine - page introduction to this year ' s report , prepared by his Council of Economic Advisers . year ' s report , which year? 25 30 +664 3 " Today , it is as if the world were born anew , " the president said in a nine - page introduction to this year ' s report , prepared by his Council of Economic Advisers . world were born anew , " How could a period of American prosperity be compared with the world being reborn? 8 14 +664 4 " By reducing taxes and regulatory bureaucracy , we have unleashed the creative genius of ordinary Americans and ushered in an unparalleled period of peacetime prosperity , " he said . peacetime prosperity , " Was the creative genius of ordinary Americans the only factor causing this prosperity? 24 28 +664 5 Although the report credited the administration with favorable economic developments , it sought to minimize the importance of the U . S . budget and trade deficits and it placed the blame for the worst year for bank and savings institution failures elsewhere . bank and savings institution Where were the bank and savings institutions failures? 37 41 +664 5 Although the report credited the administration with favorable economic developments , it sought to minimize the importance of the U . S . budget and trade deficits and it placed the blame for the worst year for bank and savings institution failures elsewhere . bank and savings institution failures What kind of failures occurred and how severe were they? 37 42 +664 5 Although the report credited the administration with favorable economic developments , it sought to minimize the importance of the U . S . budget and trade deficits and it placed the blame for the worst year for bank and savings institution failures elsewhere . U . S . budget and trade deficits How did these deficits change during Reagan's terms? 19 27 +664 5 Although the report credited the administration with favorable economic developments , it sought to minimize the importance of the U . S . budget and trade deficits and it placed the blame for the worst year for bank and savings institution failures elsewhere . bank and savings institution failures elsewhere Where did it place blame? 37 43 +664 5 Although the report credited the administration with favorable economic developments , it sought to minimize the importance of the U . S . budget and trade deficits and it placed the blame for the worst year for bank and savings institution failures elsewhere . elsewhere Where did the report place the blame for the bad year for banks and savings institutions? 42 43 +665 1 Hundreds of Vietnamese boat people drowned or otherwise died violent deaths last year after Thai authorities turned the refugees back to sea , a U . S . human rights group charged today . Vietnamese boat people what are boat people? 2 5 +665 1 Hundreds of Vietnamese boat people drowned or otherwise died violent deaths last year after Thai authorities turned the refugees back to sea , a U . S . human rights group charged today . back to sea , Why did the Thai authorities turn the refugees back to sea? 19 23 +665 1 Hundreds of Vietnamese boat people drowned or otherwise died violent deaths last year after Thai authorities turned the refugees back to sea , a U . S . human rights group charged today . drowned why did they drown 5 6 +665 1 Hundreds of Vietnamese boat people drowned or otherwise died violent deaths last year after Thai authorities turned the refugees back to sea , a U . S . human rights group charged today . died violent deaths last year Who caused the violence? 8 13 +665 1 Hundreds of Vietnamese boat people drowned or otherwise died violent deaths last year after Thai authorities turned the refugees back to sea , a U . S . human rights group charged today . a U . S . human rights group Which human rights group? 23 31 +665 1 Hundreds of Vietnamese boat people drowned or otherwise died violent deaths last year after Thai authorities turned the refugees back to sea , a U . S . human rights group charged today . Thai authorities turned the refugees back to sea , Why did they turn the refugees back? 14 23 +665 2 The government rejected the report as " prejudiced " and said all refugee boats were allowed to land . " prejudiced " why was it prejudiced? 6 9 +665 2 The government rejected the report as " prejudiced " and said all refugee boats were allowed to land . rejected what is the reasoning 2 3 +665 2 The government rejected the report as " prejudiced " and said all refugee boats were allowed to land . all refugee boats were allowed to land Do they have proof of this? 11 18 +665 3 The Lawyers Committee for Human Rights , in its 193 - page report , detailed several alleged incidents of murder and brutality by Thai authorities . alleged incidents of murder and brutality Who alleged them and based on what? 16 22 +665 4 It said Thai pirates " ravaged , raped , and killed hundreds of Vietnamese boat people " pushed out to sea . hundreds how did they kill so many? 11 12 +665 4 It said Thai pirates " ravaged , raped , and killed hundreds of Vietnamese boat people " pushed out to sea . It said Who is the it the committee is basing these claims on? 0 2 +665 5 The New York - based committee said Thailand continued to refuse refugees permission to land despite its January 1988 announcement that it renounced the policy . refuse why were they still refused 10 11 +665 5 The New York - based committee said Thailand continued to refuse refugees permission to land despite its January 1988 announcement that it renounced the policy . announcement that it renounced the policy Is there any penalty for going back on this announcement? 19 25 +666 1 James David Watkins , the former naval commander reportedly chosen by George Bush to head the Energy Department , is an authority on nuclear warfare who will put that expertise to work trying to clean up the nation ' s crumbling atomic weapons plants . crumbling Why are the nation's atomic weapons plants crumbling? 40 41 +666 1 James David Watkins , the former naval commander reportedly chosen by George Bush to head the Energy Department , is an authority on nuclear warfare who will put that expertise to work trying to clean up the nation ' s crumbling atomic weapons plants . crumbling atomic weapons plants Why are the plants falling apart? 40 44 +666 1 James David Watkins , the former naval commander reportedly chosen by George Bush to head the Energy Department , is an authority on nuclear warfare who will put that expertise to work trying to clean up the nation ' s crumbling atomic weapons plants . is an authority on nuclear warfare What are his credentials to receive this label as an authority on nuke warfare? 19 25 +666 2 Watkins , whom CBS said has been picked to be Energy Secretary , will take over an agency charged with overseeing the multibillion - dollar renovation of the nation ' s aging and increasingly unsafe complex of plants that build nuclear warheads . increasingly unsafe why is the safety decreasing? 33 35 +666 2 Watkins , whom CBS said has been picked to be Energy Secretary , will take over an agency charged with overseeing the multibillion - dollar renovation of the nation ' s aging and increasingly unsafe complex of plants that build nuclear warheads . unsafe complex of plants Why are the plants becoming unsafe? 34 38 +666 3 Watkins ended his 41 - year Navy career in 1986 after a four - year stint as the chief of naval operations , the service ' s top officer . ended his 41 - year Navy career Why did James Watkins end his 41-year Navy career? 1 8 +666 4 But within a year , the former nuclear submarine commander had stepped into a new hot seat . within a year , how many months? 1 5 +666 4 But within a year , the former nuclear submarine commander had stepped into a new hot seat . hot seat What hot seat had James Watkins stepped in? 15 17 +666 4 But within a year , the former nuclear submarine commander had stepped into a new hot seat . stepped into a new hot seat What was the position? 11 17 +666 5 In October 1987 , President Reagan picked Watkins to head the presidential commission that was supposed to tell Reagan what the nation should do about AIDS . picked Watkins why did he pick him? 6 8 +666 5 In October 1987 , President Reagan picked Watkins to head the presidential commission that was supposed to tell Reagan what the nation should do about AIDS . presidential commission What were the commission's findings at this time? 11 13 +666 5 In October 1987 , President Reagan picked Watkins to head the presidential commission that was supposed to tell Reagan what the nation should do about AIDS . about AIDS What does a Naval cheif/nuclear warfare expert have to do with a plan for a healthcare disease? 24 26 +667 1 Shining Path rebels killed 11 policemen in a cocaine - producing jungle valley , and Lima police arrested 200 students in a protest instigated by the Maoist guerrilla group , authorities said . Shining Path who are shining path? 0 2 +667 1 Shining Path rebels killed 11 policemen in a cocaine - producing jungle valley , and Lima police arrested 200 students in a protest instigated by the Maoist guerrilla group , authorities said . cocaine - producing jungle valley , Where is this valley? 8 14 +667 1 Shining Path rebels killed 11 policemen in a cocaine - producing jungle valley , and Lima police arrested 200 students in a protest instigated by the Maoist guerrilla group , authorities said . Lima police Why and how would Lima police and Maoist guerrillas be active in the same areas? 15 17 +667 1 Shining Path rebels killed 11 policemen in a cocaine - producing jungle valley , and Lima police arrested 200 students in a protest instigated by the Maoist guerrilla group , authorities said . protest What were the students protesting about? 22 23 +667 2 The two weekend ambushes by the Shining Path in the Huallaga Valley , where about 60 percent of the world ' s coca crop is grown , also wounded 11 people , the government paper La Cronica reported Tuesday . La Cronica reported Tuesday which tuesday? 35 39 +667 2 The two weekend ambushes by the Shining Path in the Huallaga Valley , where about 60 percent of the world ' s coca crop is grown , also wounded 11 people , the government paper La Cronica reported Tuesday . government paper La Cronica reported Tuesday Which country is La Cronica printed in? 33 39 +667 2 The two weekend ambushes by the Shining Path in the Huallaga Valley , where about 60 percent of the world ' s coca crop is grown , also wounded 11 people , the government paper La Cronica reported Tuesday . the Shining Path Is the Shining Path connected to the coca-growing operations? 5 8 +667 3 The deaths brought the insurgency toll since Saturday to 28 killed . deaths Who all died? 1 2 +667 3 The deaths brought the insurgency toll since Saturday to 28 killed . 28 killed why are they killing so much? 9 11 +667 3 The deaths brought the insurgency toll since Saturday to 28 killed . insurgency Why are the Shining Path insurgent or rebelling? 4 5 +667 4 In Lima , dozens of heavily armed riot police swept onto the San Marcos University campus on Tuesday , police said , arresting 200 students who were blocking nearby streets with rocks and bonfires and exploding dynamite charges . Tuesday , Is this the first day of the protest? If not, how long was it going on? 17 19 +667 5 Police reported no injuries in the protest , one of dozens at San Marcos over the past year . protest , Who was protesting and why? 6 8 +667 5 Police reported no injuries in the protest , one of dozens at San Marcos over the past year . protest , Why are the students protesting? 6 8 +668 1 A relative of a Mafia informant whose testimony has helped put hundreds of people behind bars has been shot to death in an apparent underworld vendetta , police said . relative of a Mafia informant what is their name? 1 6 +668 1 A relative of a Mafia informant whose testimony has helped put hundreds of people behind bars has been shot to death in an apparent underworld vendetta , police said . Mafia informant Who was the Mafia informant? 4 6 +668 1 A relative of a Mafia informant whose testimony has helped put hundreds of people behind bars has been shot to death in an apparent underworld vendetta , police said . relative Who was the relative of the Mafia informant? 1 2 +668 1 A relative of a Mafia informant whose testimony has helped put hundreds of people behind bars has been shot to death in an apparent underworld vendetta , police said . relative what kind of relative? 1 2 +668 1 A relative of a Mafia informant whose testimony has helped put hundreds of people behind bars has been shot to death in an apparent underworld vendetta , police said . apparent underworld vendetta , What evidence supports that it was a vendetta? 23 27 +668 1 A relative of a Mafia informant whose testimony has helped put hundreds of people behind bars has been shot to death in an apparent underworld vendetta , police said . helped put hundreds of people How did the testimony incriminate these people? 9 14 +668 2 Sebastino Lombardo , 41 , was gunned down Tuesday as he was driving home on the outskirts of Palermo . Palermo is it in italy? 18 19 +668 3 It was not immediately known how many people were involved in the attack . immediately known was it figured out? 3 5 +668 4 Lombardo was thebrother - in - law of Salvatore " Totuccio " Contorno , a Mafioso - turned - informant whose testimony helped convict 338 defendants in the Mafia trial that ended in December 1987 and was Italy ' s largest ever . Salvatore " Totuccio " Contorno , Is Salvatore \"Totuccio\" Contorno still alive? 8 14 +668 4 Lombardo was thebrother - in - law of Salvatore " Totuccio " Contorno , a Mafioso - turned - informant whose testimony helped convict 338 defendants in the Mafia trial that ended in December 1987 and was Italy ' s largest ever . Mafioso - turned - informant Why did he turn to helping the state? 15 20 +668 5 One of Contorno ' s brothers , Giuseppe , was murdered in Sicily last September . brothers , How many brothers does he has? 5 7 +668 5 One of Contorno ' s brothers , Giuseppe , was murdered in Sicily last September . murdered in Sicily Were the circumstances of his death similar? 10 13 +669 1 George Bush ' s Cabinet is emerging as nearly all male , all Republican establishment , but women and conservatives are holding their fire . nearly all male , is there a quota? 8 12 +669 1 George Bush ' s Cabinet is emerging as nearly all male , all Republican establishment , but women and conservatives are holding their fire . George Bush ' s Cabinet Why has George Bush made his cabinet predominantly of men? 0 5 +669 1 George Bush ' s Cabinet is emerging as nearly all male , all Republican establishment , but women and conservatives are holding their fire . women and conservatives are holding their fire Why are they not questioning this fact? 17 24 +669 2 Bush ' s honeymoon period is quite a contrast to eight years ago when conservatives voiced outrage over several of Ronald Reagan ' s Cabinet choices . honeymoon period how long is it? 3 5 +669 2 Bush ' s honeymoon period is quite a contrast to eight years ago when conservatives voiced outrage over several of Ronald Reagan ' s Cabinet choices . several of Ronald Reagan ' s Cabinet choices Who are the cabinet choices? 18 26 +669 2 Bush ' s honeymoon period is quite a contrast to eight years ago when conservatives voiced outrage over several of Ronald Reagan ' s Cabinet choices . Bush ' s honeymoon period How is this a honeymoon period for George Bush? 0 5 +669 3 The Reagan transition was marked by regular denunciations by conservatives of such Cabinet choices as Donald T . Regan for treasury secretary and Malcolm Baldrige for commerce secretary . denunciations Why were the choices for Donald T. Regan and Malcolm Baldrige as cabinet secretaries denounced by conservatives? 7 8 +669 4 No such outcry has greeted the Bush Cabinet although most of the choices are no more acceptable to conservatives . most of the choices Who are the people chosen? 9 13 +669 4 No such outcry has greeted the Bush Cabinet although most of the choices are no more acceptable to conservatives . outcry Why is there no outcry for Bush's cabinet choices? 2 3 +669 4 No such outcry has greeted the Bush Cabinet although most of the choices are no more acceptable to conservatives . no more acceptable to conservatives What characteristics make these appointments unacceptable? 14 19 +669 5 The only Bush Cabinet appointee to rank as a conservative hero is former Rep . Jack Kemp , the choice to head the Department of Housing and Urban Development . Jack Kemp , what are his credentials? 15 18 +669 5 The only Bush Cabinet appointee to rank as a conservative hero is former Rep . Jack Kemp , the choice to head the Department of Housing and Urban Development . as a conservative hero Why is Rep. Jack Kemp hailed as a conservative hero? 7 11 +670 1 The man who would be education president says he ' ll push certain public school reforms and provide whatever aid he can in " tough budgetary times " to districts trying to improve their schools . certain public school reforms Which public school reforms? 12 16 +670 1 The man who would be education president says he ' ll push certain public school reforms and provide whatever aid he can in " tough budgetary times " to districts trying to improve their schools . The man who would be education president Who is the man? 0 7 +670 1 The man who would be education president says he ' ll push certain public school reforms and provide whatever aid he can in " tough budgetary times " to districts trying to improve their schools . " tough budgetary times " What exactly constitutes a tough budgetary time? 23 28 +670 1 The man who would be education president says he ' ll push certain public school reforms and provide whatever aid he can in " tough budgetary times " to districts trying to improve their schools . reforms What sort of reforms specifically? 15 16 +670 1 The man who would be education president says he ' ll push certain public school reforms and provide whatever aid he can in " tough budgetary times " to districts trying to improve their schools . The man who would be education president WHO IS THIS MAN? 0 7 +670 2 " I do want to help , " President - elect Bush told educators Tuesday at a White House workshop on experiments that give parents wide freedom to select their children ' s public schools . " I do want to help , " President - elect Bush How can President-elect Bush help? 0 12 +670 2 " I do want to help , " President - elect Bush told educators Tuesday at a White House workshop on experiments that give parents wide freedom to select their children ' s public schools . experiments WHAT TYPE OF EXPERIMENTS? THIS ALMOST SOUNDS LIKE A CREEPY LABORATORY SITUATION AND WHAT HAPPENED TO THE POOR PARENTS?! 21 22 +670 3 " I do intend to provide every feasible assistance to states , to districts interested in further experimentation with choice plans and other valuable reforms , " Bush said . valuable reforms , " what are the other reforms? 23 27 +670 3 " I do intend to provide every feasible assistance to states , to districts interested in further experimentation with choice plans and other valuable reforms , " Bush said . further What experimentation is being furthered? 16 17 +670 3 " I do intend to provide every feasible assistance to states , to districts interested in further experimentation with choice plans and other valuable reforms , " Bush said . choice plans and other valuable reforms , " WHAT ARE THESE \"CHOICE PLANS\" AND \"OTHER VALUABLE REFORMS\"? 19 27 +670 4 " I will ask the Department of Education to monitor and focus continued attention on the need for future progress , and I ' ll be a spokesman and advocate for further public school improvements . " spokesman Why is this person qualified to speak on behalf of others? 27 28 +670 4 " I will ask the Department of Education to monitor and focus continued attention on the need for future progress , and I ' ll be a spokesman and advocate for further public school improvements . " future progress , FUTURE PROGRESS HOW? 18 21 +670 5 Bush said he is particularly enthusiastic about having parents and students being able to choose their public schools , calling the prevailing system of assigned schools a trap and their students " captive clients . " trap Why is the current prevailing system a trap? 27 28 +670 5 Bush said he is particularly enthusiastic about having parents and students being able to choose their public schools , calling the prevailing system of assigned schools a trap and their students " captive clients . " trap Why is it a trap? 27 28 +670 5 Bush said he is particularly enthusiastic about having parents and students being able to choose their public schools , calling the prevailing system of assigned schools a trap and their students " captive clients . " " captive clients HOW ARE THEY CAPTIVE IF THE PARENT STILL HAS THE OPTION TO HOME SCHOOL OR ENROLL IN PRIVATE SCHOOL IF THEY CAN AFFORD IT? 31 34 +671 1 A vast majority of Americans support programs to help the chronically poor , according to a survey released today by a civil rights group . vast majority Is their a statistical number? 1 3 +671 1 A vast majority of Americans support programs to help the chronically poor , according to a survey released today by a civil rights group . programs What are some of these programs? 6 7 +671 1 A vast majority of Americans support programs to help the chronically poor , according to a survey released today by a civil rights group . the chronically poor , How do people become chronically poor? 9 13 +671 1 A vast majority of Americans support programs to help the chronically poor , according to a survey released today by a civil rights group . released today by a civil rights group . Which civil rights group? 17 25 +671 1 A vast majority of Americans support programs to help the chronically poor , according to a survey released today by a civil rights group . vast majority what is the percentage? 1 3 +671 1 A vast majority of Americans support programs to help the chronically poor , according to a survey released today by a civil rights group . programs to help the chronically poor , Which programs specifically? 6 13 +671 2 The NAACP Legal Defense and Education Fund also said it found further erosion in opposition to busing to achieve school integration . found further erosion What was this erosion? 10 13 +671 2 The NAACP Legal Defense and Education Fund also said it found further erosion in opposition to busing to achieve school integration . NAACP what does that acronym stand for? 1 2 +671 2 The NAACP Legal Defense and Education Fund also said it found further erosion in opposition to busing to achieve school integration . opposition to busing Why is there opposition to busing? 14 17 +671 3 " The survey demonstrates that the public is primed for presidential action and leadership on race relations issues , " said Elaine Jones , deputy director - counsel of the fund . public is primed What specifically indicates this? 6 9 +671 3 " The survey demonstrates that the public is primed for presidential action and leadership on race relations issues , " said Elaine Jones , deputy director - counsel of the fund . presidential action and leadership What actions do they think the president should take? 10 14 +671 4 The survey found that 93 percent of whites and 95 percent of blacks favored special school programs beginning at age 8 to motivate poor youngsters to stay in school and not drop out . special school programs Where does the funding come from for these programs? 14 17 +671 4 The survey found that 93 percent of whites and 95 percent of blacks favored special school programs beginning at age 8 to motivate poor youngsters to stay in school and not drop out . special school programs What kind of special programs are these? 14 17 +671 5 Ninety percent of whites and 95 percent of blacks favored federal youth corps camps where poor young people could learn to read and write and attain other skills . could learn Why do they not learn to write and read in a regular school setting? 18 20 +671 5 Ninety percent of whites and 95 percent of blacks favored federal youth corps camps where poor young people could learn to read and write and attain other skills . learn to read and write and attain other skills What other skills? 19 28 +671 5 Ninety percent of whites and 95 percent of blacks favored federal youth corps camps where poor young people could learn to read and write and attain other skills . federal youth corps are these for kids or adults? 10 13 +672 1 Women and minorities who worked for a major Chicago bank from 1973 to 1988 will share a record $ 14 million in back pay the bank agreed to pay in settling a race and sex bias case dating to 1977 . a major Chicago bank Which major Chicago bank? 6 10 +672 1 Women and minorities who worked for a major Chicago bank from 1973 to 1988 will share a record $ 14 million in back pay the bank agreed to pay in settling a race and sex bias case dating to 1977 . sex bias case what was the case? 34 37 +672 1 Women and minorities who worked for a major Chicago bank from 1973 to 1988 will share a record $ 14 million in back pay the bank agreed to pay in settling a race and sex bias case dating to 1977 . major Chicago bank Which major Chicago bank? 7 10 +672 2 Harris Trust and Savings Bank and the Labor Department announced the settlement Tuesday , ending an 11 - year legal battle in which an administrative law judge twice ruled against the institution . 11 - year why did it take so long? 16 19 +672 2 Harris Trust and Savings Bank and the Labor Department announced the settlement Tuesday , ending an 11 - year legal battle in which an administrative law judge twice ruled against the institution . 11 - year legal battle Why was the battle so protracted? 16 21 +672 3 A Chicago group that intervened on behalf of some bank workers estimated that about 5 , 000 current and former Harris employees are eligible for a share of the settlement . 5 , 000 current would they all get equal share? 14 18 +672 3 A Chicago group that intervened on behalf of some bank workers estimated that about 5 , 000 current and former Harris employees are eligible for a share of the settlement . A Chicago group which Chicago group? 0 3 +672 3 A Chicago group that intervened on behalf of some bank workers estimated that about 5 , 000 current and former Harris employees are eligible for a share of the settlement . some bank workers Which subset of bank workers? 8 11 +672 4 Harris said it would put the money in an escrow account in another bank . escrow account what is an escrow account? 9 11 +672 4 Harris said it would put the money in an escrow account in another bank . escrow account what is an escrow account? 9 11 +672 4 Harris said it would put the money in an escrow account in another bank . another bank Why would it be put in another bank? 12 14 +673 1 Conductor Mstislav Rostropovich credits recent Soviet moves toward artistic freedom for his plan to present the world premiere of a long - suppressed musical satire written by the late composer Dmitri Shostakovich to ridicule the Stalinist regime . moves toward artistic freedom What types of moves were adopted? 6 10 +673 1 Conductor Mstislav Rostropovich credits recent Soviet moves toward artistic freedom for his plan to present the world premiere of a long - suppressed musical satire written by the late composer Dmitri Shostakovich to ridicule the Stalinist regime . musical satire What is the musical satire? 23 25 +673 1 Conductor Mstislav Rostropovich credits recent Soviet moves toward artistic freedom for his plan to present the world premiere of a long - suppressed musical satire written by the late composer Dmitri Shostakovich to ridicule the Stalinist regime . recent Soviet moves toward artistic freedom What moves toward artistic freedom? 4 10 +673 1 Conductor Mstislav Rostropovich credits recent Soviet moves toward artistic freedom for his plan to present the world premiere of a long - suppressed musical satire written by the late composer Dmitri Shostakovich to ridicule the Stalinist regime . musical satire What is the name of the musical satire that Conductor Mstislav Rostropovich wants to premiere? 23 25 +673 2 The unpublished , 15 - minute theatrical piece entitled " Rayok , " Russian for " Little Eden , " will be performed for the first time Thursday night in the Kennedy Center Concert Hall , with Rostropovich at the piano leading a cast of four bass singers and a small mixed chorus . unpublished , will it ever be published? 1 3 +673 2 The unpublished , 15 - minute theatrical piece entitled " Rayok , " Russian for " Little Eden , " will be performed for the first time Thursday night in the Kennedy Center Concert Hall , with Rostropovich at the piano leading a cast of four bass singers and a small mixed chorus . theatrical piece What kind or style of theatrical piece? 6 8 +673 4 Rostropovich , the Soviet - born music director of the National Symphony Orchestra , apparently acquired a copy of the score and libretto for " Rayok " only recently . libretto what is libretto? 22 23 +673 4 Rostropovich , the Soviet - born music director of the National Symphony Orchestra , apparently acquired a copy of the score and libretto for " Rayok " only recently . acquired How did he acquire the copy of the score and libretto? 15 16 +673 5 At a news conference Tuesday , he refused to say how or exactly when it fell into his hands . Tuesday , which year? 4 6 +673 5 At a news conference Tuesday , he refused to say how or exactly when it fell into his hands . he refused to say Why was he hesitant to give details? 6 10 +673 5 At a news conference Tuesday , he refused to say how or exactly when it fell into his hands . news conference How many people attended the news conference? 2 4 +674 1 The commission trying to find a way to eliminate the huge federal budget deficit has the go - ahead from President - elect Bush to start putting its proposals in writing . its proposals What are the proposals? 27 29 +674 1 The commission trying to find a way to eliminate the huge federal budget deficit has the go - ahead from President - elect Bush to start putting its proposals in writing . the huge federal budget deficit How big is the deficit? 9 14 +674 1 The commission trying to find a way to eliminate the huge federal budget deficit has the go - ahead from President - elect Bush to start putting its proposals in writing . The commission Who is this commission? 0 2 +674 1 The commission trying to find a way to eliminate the huge federal budget deficit has the go - ahead from President - elect Bush to start putting its proposals in writing . commission What commission is trying to find a way to eliminate the budget deficit? 1 2 +674 2 Bush sent word to the National Economic Commission that he would like to have the group ' s recommendations in hand by March 1 . the group ' s recommendations What are these recommendations? 14 19 +674 2 Bush sent word to the National Economic Commission that he would like to have the group ' s recommendations in hand by March 1 . March of which year? 22 23 +674 3 Bush ' s decision was being hailed by commission members as a sign that the president - elect planned to use the 14 - member panel ' s work in his own budget negotiations with Congress . budget negotiations What are Bush's proposed negotiations? 32 34 +674 3 Bush ' s decision was being hailed by commission members as a sign that the president - elect planned to use the 14 - member panel ' s work in his own budget negotiations with Congress . 14 - member panel ' s is that the regular size? 22 28 +674 5 Commission co - chairman Drew Lewis said the panel would be able to meet the deadline , and many panelists expressed pleasure that Bush had decided not to postpone the commission ' s report until Sept . 1 , which he had the option of doing . which he had the option of doing Why did he have this option? 39 46 +674 5 Commission co - chairman Drew Lewis said the panel would be able to meet the deadline , and many panelists expressed pleasure that Bush had decided not to postpone the commission ' s report until Sept . 1 , which he had the option of doing . many panelists expressed pleasure Which panelists expressed pleasure? 18 22 +674 5 Commission co - chairman Drew Lewis said the panel would be able to meet the deadline , and many panelists expressed pleasure that Bush had decided not to postpone the commission ' s report until Sept . 1 , which he had the option of doing . the option will he take the option? 42 44 +675 1 The chances of all of an airliner ' s engines going out may be 10 million to one , but with millions of flights each year , it still happens . still happens do they crash when it happens? 28 30 +675 1 The chances of all of an airliner ' s engines going out may be 10 million to one , but with millions of flights each year , it still happens . happens How often does it happen? 29 30 +675 3 - - In August 1987 , another 737 belonging to a European regional airline lost power in a snowstorm over Greece , but pilots restarted the engines . European regional airline Which regional airline owned this plane? 11 14 +675 3 - - In August 1987 , another 737 belonging to a European regional airline lost power in a snowstorm over Greece , but pilots restarted the engines . restarted How did they restart the engines? 24 25 +675 4 - - In May 1983 , an Eastern Airlines Lockheed L - 1011 en route from Miami to the Bahamas lost all three of its engines , but pilots managed to restart one and land safely back in Miami . managed to restart one how did they get it restarted? 29 33 +675 4 - - In May 1983 , an Eastern Airlines Lockheed L - 1011 en route from Miami to the Bahamas lost all three of its engines , but pilots managed to restart one and land safely back in Miami . lost all three of its engines , Why did all engines fail? 20 27 +675 4 - - In May 1983 , an Eastern Airlines Lockheed L - 1011 en route from Miami to the Bahamas lost all three of its engines , but pilots managed to restart one and land safely back in Miami . one Why couldn’t they restart all three engines? 32 33 +675 5 Investigators concluded that maintenance workers neglected to check that critical oil seals were in place . oil seals what are oil seals? 10 12 +676 1 Wilburt Siegel , the 73 - year - old cancer victim jailed in a dispute over a sewer hook - up , was freed Thursday after a state prison and a county jail both refused to accept him as a prisoner . sewer hook - up , what is a sewer hook up? 17 22 +676 1 Wilburt Siegel , the 73 - year - old cancer victim jailed in a dispute over a sewer hook - up , was freed Thursday after a state prison and a county jail both refused to accept him as a prisoner . refused why did they refuse him? 34 35 +676 1 Wilburt Siegel , the 73 - year - old cancer victim jailed in a dispute over a sewer hook - up , was freed Thursday after a state prison and a county jail both refused to accept him as a prisoner . dispute over a sewer hook - up , What was the dispute ? 14 22 +676 1 Wilburt Siegel , the 73 - year - old cancer victim jailed in a dispute over a sewer hook - up , was freed Thursday after a state prison and a county jail both refused to accept him as a prisoner . refused to accept him as a prisoner Why and How did the refuse to accept him? 34 41 +676 1 Wilburt Siegel , the 73 - year - old cancer victim jailed in a dispute over a sewer hook - up , was freed Thursday after a state prison and a county jail both refused to accept him as a prisoner . state prison and a county jail Why did a state prison and a county jail refuse Wilburt Siegel as a prisoner? 27 33 +676 1 Wilburt Siegel , the 73 - year - old cancer victim jailed in a dispute over a sewer hook - up , was freed Thursday after a state prison and a county jail both refused to accept him as a prisoner . refused to accept him as a prisoner . Why did they refuse to accept him? 34 42 +676 3 But he was released after state officials decided they lacked authority to imprison an inmate for civil contempt of court . lacked authority why didnt they have authority? 9 11 +676 3 But he was released after state officials decided they lacked authority to imprison an inmate for civil contempt of court . civil contempt of court What is civil contempt of court? 16 20 +676 3 But he was released after state officials decided they lacked authority to imprison an inmate for civil contempt of court . lacked authority Why did state officials lack authority to imprison someone for civil contempt of court? 9 11 +676 4 Siegel was then sent back to Charleston County , but Sheriff Al Cannon said the county jail couldn ' t house him because it is overcrowded . Charleston County , where is Charleston County? 6 9 +676 5 He also said the jail didn ' t have the medical facilities to treat Siegel , who suffers from rectal cancer . medical facilities where do inmates with cancer go normally? 10 12 +677 1 An enraged Nikita Khrushchev instructed Soviet ships to ignore President Kennedy ' s naval blockade during the Cuban missile crisis , but the order was reversed just hours before an inevitable confrontation , according to a new book . inevitable why was it inevitable? 30 31 +677 1 An enraged Nikita Khrushchev instructed Soviet ships to ignore President Kennedy ' s naval blockade during the Cuban missile crisis , but the order was reversed just hours before an inevitable confrontation , according to a new book . new book What is the name of the new book about the Cuban missile crisis? 36 38 +677 1 An enraged Nikita Khrushchev instructed Soviet ships to ignore President Kennedy ' s naval blockade during the Cuban missile crisis , but the order was reversed just hours before an inevitable confrontation , according to a new book . new book What is the new book? 36 38 +677 3 Anastas Mikoyan , then Soviet first deputy premier , was the catalyst for the reversal of Khrushchev ' s order , according to the authors . Anastas Mikoyan , what does he do now? 0 3 +677 3 Anastas Mikoyan , then Soviet first deputy premier , was the catalyst for the reversal of Khrushchev ' s order , according to the authors . Anastas Mikoyan , What did Anastas Mikoyan do that wat the catalyst for the reversal? 0 3 +677 3 Anastas Mikoyan , then Soviet first deputy premier , was the catalyst for the reversal of Khrushchev ' s order , according to the authors . catalyst How was Mikoyan the catalyst? 11 12 +677 4 Mikoyan " preempted Khrushchev ' s order to run the blockade and ordered Soviet ships to stop just short of the quarantine line , " they say . ships who said this quote? 14 15 +677 4 Mikoyan " preempted Khrushchev ' s order to run the blockade and ordered Soviet ships to stop just short of the quarantine line , " they say . quarantine line , " What is the quarantine line? 21 25 +677 5 But Blight and Welch said at a news conference Wednesday that it remains unclear whether Mikoyan reversed or circumvented the decision on his own or convinced Khrushchev of its perils . news conference What news conference? 7 9 +678 1 Skiers and operators of fashionable resorts in the Alps and Dolomites are facing a severe dry spell that has left northern Italy snowless and caused sharp losses to the multimillion - dollar ski industry . Skiers and operators of fashionable resorts How many skiers and operators have been negatively impacted by the dry spell? 0 6 +678 1 Skiers and operators of fashionable resorts in the Alps and Dolomites are facing a severe dry spell that has left northern Italy snowless and caused sharp losses to the multimillion - dollar ski industry . fashionable resorts Why are these resorts considered fashionable? 4 6 +678 1 Skiers and operators of fashionable resorts in the Alps and Dolomites are facing a severe dry spell that has left northern Italy snowless and caused sharp losses to the multimillion - dollar ski industry . severe dry spell What is causing this dry spell? 14 17 +678 1 Skiers and operators of fashionable resorts in the Alps and Dolomites are facing a severe dry spell that has left northern Italy snowless and caused sharp losses to the multimillion - dollar ski industry . sharp losses What were the losses? 25 27 +678 1 Skiers and operators of fashionable resorts in the Alps and Dolomites are facing a severe dry spell that has left northern Italy snowless and caused sharp losses to the multimillion - dollar ski industry . severe dry spell what caused the dry spell? 14 17 +678 1 Skiers and operators of fashionable resorts in the Alps and Dolomites are facing a severe dry spell that has left northern Italy snowless and caused sharp losses to the multimillion - dollar ski industry . severe dry spell How dry has the area been? 14 17 +678 2 But in the long term , the dryness may be most damaging to farmers in the plains . most damaging to farmers Why is the dry spell more damaging to farmers? 10 14 +678 2 But in the long term , the dryness may be most damaging to farmers in the plains . most damaging to farmers How does this do damage to the farmers? 10 14 +678 2 But in the long term , the dryness may be most damaging to farmers in the plains . damaging to farmers why is it more damaging to them? 11 14 +678 2 But in the long term , the dryness may be most damaging to farmers in the plains . to farmers in the plains What sort of damage will the lack of rain lead to? 12 17 +678 3 Their national association claimed this week that this year ' s harvests of wheat and barley are being jeopardized by the lack of moisture . jeopardized by the lack of moisture How has this industry mitigated this problem in the past? 18 24 +678 3 Their national association claimed this week that this year ' s harvests of wheat and barley are being jeopardized by the lack of moisture . lack of moisture What is causing this lack of moisture? 21 24 +678 3 Their national association claimed this week that this year ' s harvests of wheat and barley are being jeopardized by the lack of moisture . national association Which national association? 1 3 +678 4 It also said an expected lowering in river levels may hurt rice farming in the Po valley this spring . hurt rice farming How will this impact consumers? 10 13 +678 4 It also said an expected lowering in river levels may hurt rice farming in the Po valley this spring . hurt rice farming How will this hurt rice farming? 10 13 +678 4 It also said an expected lowering in river levels may hurt rice farming in the Po valley this spring . Po valley where is the po valley? 15 17 +679 2 Soprano Judy Kaye , who won a Tony on Broadway last year , stars in the New York Opera Repertory Theater production , and is splendid in the pivotal role of Abbie . Tony What did Judy Kaye win a Tony for? 7 8 +679 3 But the music composed by Edward Thomas doesn ' t have all the power it needs . music What is wrong with the music composed by Edward Thomas? 2 3 +679 3 But the music composed by Edward Thomas doesn ' t have all the power it needs . all the power it needs why does it not have all the power it needs? 11 16 +679 3 But the music composed by Edward Thomas doesn ' t have all the power it needs . all the power it how can it get more power? 11 15 +679 4 The opera had its first staged presentation Wednesday at the City Center . Wednesday of which year? 7 8 +679 5 Operas these days are melodic , minimalist or have a jagged vocal line that doesn ' t sound like a melody to most listeners . jagged vocal line What is a jagged vocal line? 10 13 +680 1 Chancellor Helmut Kohl says he no longer can rule out the possibility charges may be brought against West Germany companies reported to have helped Libya build a suspected chemical weapons factory . helped Libya Why were the companies helping Libya? 23 25 +680 2 West German officials have for weeks denied discovering any evidence supporting U . S . charges that West German firms helped build the plant in Rabta , 40 miles south of Tripoli . evidence What evidence does the U.S. say Germany has discovered? 9 10 +680 2 West German officials have for weeks denied discovering any evidence supporting U . S . charges that West German firms helped build the plant in Rabta , 40 miles south of Tripoli . evidence What is the evidence? 9 10 +680 3 But several West German news reports on Wednesday said West Germany companies played a major role in supplying equipment for and assisting in the construction of the plant , which Libyan leader Col . Moammar Gadhafi contends is not a chemical weapons but a pharmaceutical plant . several West German news reports Which West German networks reported? 1 6 +680 3 But several West German news reports on Wednesday said West Germany companies played a major role in supplying equipment for and assisting in the construction of the plant , which Libyan leader Col . Moammar Gadhafi contends is not a chemical weapons but a pharmaceutical plant . supplying equipment for and assisting What sort of equipment was being supplied? 17 22 +680 3 But several West German news reports on Wednesday said West Germany companies played a major role in supplying equipment for and assisting in the construction of the plant , which Libyan leader Col . Moammar Gadhafi contends is not a chemical weapons but a pharmaceutical plant . chemical weapons What kind of chemical weapons? 40 42 +680 4 Kohl told a news conference that a team of West German experts left for Washington Wednesday to discuss the U . S . allegations in more detail . Wednesday which year? 15 16 +680 5 Asked about the new accusations that West German companies were involved in the Rabta plant , he said : " All evidence will be investigated thoroughly . Rabta is that the city? 13 14 +680 5 Asked about the new accusations that West German companies were involved in the Rabta plant , he said : " All evidence will be investigated thoroughly . evidence What is the evidence? 21 22 +681 1 South Carolina is home to wealthy cotton plantations , stately antebellum mansions and a growing share of America ' s toxic wastes . antebellum what is an antebellum? 10 11 +681 1 South Carolina is home to wealthy cotton plantations , stately antebellum mansions and a growing share of America ' s toxic wastes . home Why do they call South Carolina home? 3 4 +681 1 South Carolina is home to wealthy cotton plantations , stately antebellum mansions and a growing share of America ' s toxic wastes . wealthy How did they become wealthy? 5 6 +681 1 South Carolina is home to wealthy cotton plantations , stately antebellum mansions and a growing share of America ' s toxic wastes . toxic Why South Carolina home to a growing share of toxic waste? 20 21 +681 1 South Carolina is home to wealthy cotton plantations , stately antebellum mansions and a growing share of America ' s toxic wastes . America ' s toxic wastes What is introducing toxic waste in South Carolina? 17 22 +681 2 Now , with a 10 - year - old waste landfill ' s license up for renewal , a debate is looming over the state ' s role as the nation ' s " septic tank . " landfill ' s Why do they have a landfill? 10 13 +681 2 Now , with a 10 - year - old waste landfill ' s license up for renewal , a debate is looming over the state ' s role as the nation ' s " septic tank . " renewal , How do they renew their license? 16 18 +681 2 Now , with a 10 - year - old waste landfill ' s license up for renewal , a debate is looming over the state ' s role as the nation ' s " septic tank . " debate How are they debating their role in the landfill issue? 19 20 +681 2 Now , with a 10 - year - old waste landfill ' s license up for renewal , a debate is looming over the state ' s role as the nation ' s " septic tank . " the state ' s role as the nation ' s " septic tank . " Who has referred to the state as the nation's \"septic tank\"? 23 38 +681 2 Now , with a 10 - year - old waste landfill ' s license up for renewal , a debate is looming over the state ' s role as the nation ' s " septic tank . " nation ' s " septic tank . " Why is South Carolina in particular being chosen as an area to dispose waste? 30 38 +681 3 " We have been taken advantage of , " said state Rep . Harry Hallman , who resigned in November as chairman of the Department of Health and Environmental Control to take a seat in the House of Representatives . taken advantage of , " who took advantage? 4 9 +681 3 " We have been taken advantage of , " said state Rep . Harry Hallman , who resigned in November as chairman of the Department of Health and Environmental Control to take a seat in the House of Representatives . advantage Why were they taken advantage of? 5 6 +681 3 " We have been taken advantage of , " said state Rep . Harry Hallman , who resigned in November as chairman of the Department of Health and Environmental Control to take a seat in the House of Representatives . resigned Why did Rep. Harry Hallman resign? 17 18 +681 3 " We have been taken advantage of , " said state Rep . Harry Hallman , who resigned in November as chairman of the Department of Health and Environmental Control to take a seat in the House of Representatives . Hallman , How did Rep. Hallman get elected? 14 16 +681 3 " We have been taken advantage of , " said state Rep . Harry Hallman , who resigned in November as chairman of the Department of Health and Environmental Control to take a seat in the House of Representatives . taken advantage of , " Why did the state agree to open these landfills in the first place? 4 9 +681 4 He ' s pushing legislation that would tighten state control of waste disposal . He ' s Who is he? 0 3 +681 4 He ' s pushing legislation that would tighten state control of waste disposal . pushing How is he pushing legislation? 3 4 +681 4 He ' s pushing legislation that would tighten state control of waste disposal . legislation Why is he pushing legislation to control waste disposal? 4 5 +681 4 He ' s pushing legislation that would tighten state control of waste disposal . state How are the citizens going to be affected by the increased control? 8 9 +681 5 The GSX Chemical Services Inc . landfill in Sumter County is one of two commercial hazardous waste landfills in the Southeast - - the other is in Alabama - - and is the tomb for a half - million tons of chemicals . hazardous Why is it hazardous? 15 16 +681 5 The GSX Chemical Services Inc . landfill in Sumter County is one of two commercial hazardous waste landfills in the Southeast - - the other is in Alabama - - and is the tomb for a half - million tons of chemicals . two Why are there only two commercial hazardous waste landfills in the Southeast? 13 14 +681 5 The GSX Chemical Services Inc . landfill in Sumter County is one of two commercial hazardous waste landfills in the Southeast - - the other is in Alabama - - and is the tomb for a half - million tons of chemicals . tomb Why is it considered a tomb? 33 34 +681 5 The GSX Chemical Services Inc . landfill in Sumter County is one of two commercial hazardous waste landfills in the Southeast - - the other is in Alabama - - and is the tomb for a half - million tons of chemicals . two commercial hazardous waste landfills What measures are in place to make sure the waste does not affect areas outside of the landfill? 13 18 +682 1 The long Palestinian uprising has brought bitterness to Israeli humor , and the comedian ' s opener was not meant to put his audience at ease . comedian ' s opener Which comedian was being talked about here? 13 17 +682 1 The long Palestinian uprising has brought bitterness to Israeli humor , and the comedian ' s opener was not meant to put his audience at ease . comedian ' s which comedian? 13 16 +682 2 " Soldiers in uniform get in with a discount , " Yonathan Geffen said , and after a pause : " Soldiers with clubs get in free . " clubs What is a club? 23 24 +682 2 " Soldiers in uniform get in with a discount , " Yonathan Geffen said , and after a pause : " Soldiers with clubs get in free . " clubs get a club like a weapon? 23 25 +682 4 Such a joke would have been unthinkable before the rebellion began Dec . 8 , 1987 . rebellion began Where, exactly, did the rebellion start? 9 11 +682 4 Such a joke would have been unthinkable before the rebellion began Dec . 8 , 1987 . unthinkable would there have been repercussions? 6 7 +682 5 In night clubs , theaters and galleries , artists of various kinds grapple with questions about the violence of occupation and the brutalizing effect on Israeli society of the army ' s handling of the uprising . questions about the violence of occupation What sorts of questions are being asked by those being occupied? 14 20 +682 5 In night clubs , theaters and galleries , artists of various kinds grapple with questions about the violence of occupation and the brutalizing effect on Israeli society of the army ' s handling of the uprising . In night clubs , theaters and galleries , Which night clubs, theaters and galleries? 0 8 +683 1 President Reagan took the high road in his farewell address after two recent attempts to blame some of his administration ' s most notable failures on congressional meddling or the Washington establishment . his administration ' s most notable failures What were his administration's failures? 18 25 +683 1 President Reagan took the high road in his farewell address after two recent attempts to blame some of his administration ' s most notable failures on congressional meddling or the Washington establishment . notable failures What failures did president reagan have during his presidency? 23 25 +683 1 President Reagan took the high road in his farewell address after two recent attempts to blame some of his administration ' s most notable failures on congressional meddling or the Washington establishment . most notable failures Which failures were most notable? 22 25 +683 1 President Reagan took the high road in his farewell address after two recent attempts to blame some of his administration ' s most notable failures on congressional meddling or the Washington establishment . notable failures What were Reagan's most notable failures? 23 25 +683 2 " Tonight isn ' t for arguments and I ' m going to hold my tongue , " the president said in his televised message Wednesday night . Wednesday night which year was it? 25 27 +683 2 " Tonight isn ' t for arguments and I ' m going to hold my tongue , " the president said in his televised message Wednesday night . hold my tongue , " Why did he decide to hold his tongue? 13 18 +683 3 Reagan sounded positive notes reminiscent of earlier speeches throughout his political career - - the pre - eminent position of " We the People " in the American system , the image of America as a shining " city upon a hill , " the importance of paying more attention to American history . " city upon a hill , " which city is that? 37 44 +683 3 Reagan sounded positive notes reminiscent of earlier speeches throughout his political career - - the pre - eminent position of " We the People " in the American system , the image of America as a shining " city upon a hill , " the importance of paying more attention to American history . notes What specifically in his notes did he mention? 3 4 +683 3 Reagan sounded positive notes reminiscent of earlier speeches throughout his political career - - the pre - eminent position of " We the People " in the American system , the image of America as a shining " city upon a hill , " the importance of paying more attention to American history . more attention to American history Which parts of American history? 48 53 +683 3 Reagan sounded positive notes reminiscent of earlier speeches throughout his political career - - the pre - eminent position of " We the People " in the American system , the image of America as a shining " city upon a hill , " the importance of paying more attention to American history . American history Why did he feel it was important to pay more attention to American history? 51 53 +683 4 There was no mention of the " iron triangle " of members of Congress , the news media and special interest groups who , in a speech to political appointees in Washington on Dec . 13 , Reagan claimed had prevented his administration from balancing the federal budget . claimed Why did they claim this? 38 39 +683 4 There was no mention of the " iron triangle " of members of Congress , the news media and special interest groups who , in a speech to political appointees in Washington on Dec . 13 , Reagan claimed had prevented his administration from balancing the federal budget . special interest groups Which special interest groups was he most specifically targeting? 19 22 +683 4 There was no mention of the " iron triangle " of members of Congress , the news media and special interest groups who , in a speech to political appointees in Washington on Dec . 13 , Reagan claimed had prevented his administration from balancing the federal budget . prevented How did those members prevent his administration from balancing the federal budget? 40 41 +683 5 Nor did he argue , as he did in a speech at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville Dec . 16 , that Congress had perpetuated a dangerous situation in Central America by its " on - again , off - again indecisiveness " on his program of aid to the anti - communist Contra rebels . dangerous What made the situation dangerous? 27 28 +683 5 Nor did he argue , as he did in a speech at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville Dec . 16 , that Congress had perpetuated a dangerous situation in Central America by its " on - again , off - again indecisiveness " on his program of aid to the anti - communist Contra rebels . perpetuated a dangerous situation Why did he think the situation was made dangerous because of how Congress was acting? 25 29 +683 5 Nor did he argue , as he did in a speech at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville Dec . 16 , that Congress had perpetuated a dangerous situation in Central America by its " on - again , off - again indecisiveness " on his program of aid to the anti - communist Contra rebels . dangerous situation How was the dangerous situation perpetuated? 27 29 +683 5 Nor did he argue , as he did in a speech at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville Dec . 16 , that Congress had perpetuated a dangerous situation in Central America by its " on - again , off - again indecisiveness " on his program of aid to the anti - communist Contra rebels . indecisiveness " What are some examples of indecisiveness? 42 44 +684 1 A Texas professor who helped mount President Nixon ' s unsuccessful attempt to resist a key Watergate subpoena is being considered for the post of U . S . solicitor general . A Texas professor Who is the Texas professor who helped with this? 0 3 +684 1 A Texas professor who helped mount President Nixon ' s unsuccessful attempt to resist a key Watergate subpoena is being considered for the post of U . S . solicitor general . being considered Why would someone with that background be a worthy candidate? 19 21 +684 1 A Texas professor who helped mount President Nixon ' s unsuccessful attempt to resist a key Watergate subpoena is being considered for the post of U . S . solicitor general . unsuccessful attempt to resist Why was the subpoena being resisted? 10 14 +684 2 Charles Alan Wright , 61 , a civil law expert and scholar who helped formulate the executive - privilege claim for refusing to surrender tapes of Oval Office conversations during the Watergate affair , is one of five or six candidates under consideration for the job , said a source close to the selection process . is one of five or six candidates Who are the other candidates? 34 41 +684 2 Charles Alan Wright , 61 , a civil law expert and scholar who helped formulate the executive - privilege claim for refusing to surrender tapes of Oval Office conversations during the Watergate affair , is one of five or six candidates under consideration for the job , said a source close to the selection process . one of five or six candidates Who are the other candidates? 35 41 +684 2 Charles Alan Wright , 61 , a civil law expert and scholar who helped formulate the executive - privilege claim for refusing to surrender tapes of Oval Office conversations during the Watergate affair , is one of five or six candidates under consideration for the job , said a source close to the selection process . refusing to surrender tapes How does that refusal play into our due process laws? 21 25 +684 3 Also being considered are Judge Ralph K . Winter of the 2nd U . S . of the 2nd U . S Of the 2nd U.S. what? 9 15 +684 3 Also being considered are Judge Ralph K . Winter of the 2nd U . S . 2nd U second U.S. what? 11 13 +684 3 Also being considered are Judge Ralph K . Winter of the 2nd U . S . of the 2nd U . S The 2nd U.S. what? 9 15 +684 4 Circuit Court of Appeals in New York City and Judge Kenneth Starr of the U . S . Kenneth Starr what are his credentials? 10 12 +684 4 Circuit Court of Appeals in New York City and Judge Kenneth Starr of the U . S . of the U . S I think this is a bad place to break up the sentences. U.S. what? 12 17 +684 5 Circuit Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia , said the source , who spoke on condition of anonymity . who spoke on condition of anonymity Why did he or she chose to speak on the condition of anonymity? 14 20 +684 5 Circuit Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia , said the source , who spoke on condition of anonymity . anonymity why did he choose to be anonymous? 19 20 +684 5 Circuit Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia , said the source , who spoke on condition of anonymity . who spoke on condition of anonymity Why should they be granted anonymity? 14 20 +685 1 To avoid identifying several Latin American government officials as working for the Central Intelligence Agency , the Reagan administration withheld certain documents from the trial of Lt . Col . Oliver North , The Miami Herald reported today . Col when is today? 28 29 +685 1 To avoid identifying several Latin American government officials as working for the Central Intelligence Agency , the Reagan administration withheld certain documents from the trial of Lt . Col . Oliver North , The Miami Herald reported today . Lt . Col . Oliver North , What was Lt. Col. Oliver North on trial for? 26 33 +685 2 Quoting unidentified sources close to the Iran - Contra inquiry , the newspaper says the administration feared that any discussion of the documents in court might disrupt U . S . intelligence in several countries . unidentified sources How did the newspaper get unidentified sources? 1 3 +685 3 One source said some of the withheld documents were declassified during congressional investigations of the Iran - Contra affair , but were later reclassified in an effort to limit discussion of the incidents they describe , the Herald said . Herald said what were their sources? 37 39 +685 3 One source said some of the withheld documents were declassified during congressional investigations of the Iran - Contra affair , but were later reclassified in an effort to limit discussion of the incidents they describe , the Herald said . incidents What incidents were described in the documents? 32 33 +685 4 Special prosecutor Lawrence Walsh asked that the two major charges against North be dismissed after the Reagan administration refused to allow certain documents to be used in North ' s trial . Lawrence Walsh what are his credentials? 2 4 +685 4 Special prosecutor Lawrence Walsh asked that the two major charges against North be dismissed after the Reagan administration refused to allow certain documents to be used in North ' s trial . two major charges What were the two major charges against North? 7 10 +685 4 Special prosecutor Lawrence Walsh asked that the two major charges against North be dismissed after the Reagan administration refused to allow certain documents to be used in North ' s trial . two major charges What were the two major charges against North? 7 10 +686 1 Jan Lewczenko hasn ' t mastered English yet , but he reached a pinnacle in the dwindling art of deep - cut crystal glassmaking when he cut the bowl Congress will give George Bush on Inauguration Day . mastered English why does this matter? 5 7 +686 1 Jan Lewczenko hasn ' t mastered English yet , but he reached a pinnacle in the dwindling art of deep - cut crystal glassmaking when he cut the bowl Congress will give George Bush on Inauguration Day . English Where is Jan from? 6 7 +686 1 Jan Lewczenko hasn ' t mastered English yet , but he reached a pinnacle in the dwindling art of deep - cut crystal glassmaking when he cut the bowl Congress will give George Bush on Inauguration Day . give Why is Congress giving Bush a bowl on Inauguration Day? 31 32 +686 1 Jan Lewczenko hasn ' t mastered English yet , but he reached a pinnacle in the dwindling art of deep - cut crystal glassmaking when he cut the bowl Congress will give George Bush on Inauguration Day . mastered English yet , Why hasn't he mastered English yet? 5 9 +686 1 Jan Lewczenko hasn ' t mastered English yet , but he reached a pinnacle in the dwindling art of deep - cut crystal glassmaking when he cut the bowl Congress will give George Bush on Inauguration Day . cut the bowl Why was he the one to cut the bowl for Congress? 26 29 +686 3 Lewczenko , 39 , is one of fewer than 25 master deep cutters in the country and of four on the Lenox staff . fewer than 25 why is it so rare? 7 10 +686 3 Lewczenko , 39 , is one of fewer than 25 master deep cutters in the country and of four on the Lenox staff . master deep cutters How did Lewczenko become a master deep cutter? 10 13 +686 3 Lewczenko , 39 , is one of fewer than 25 master deep cutters in the country and of four on the Lenox staff . four Why does Lenox employ such a high percentage of the master deep cutters in the country? 18 19 +686 3 Lewczenko , 39 , is one of fewer than 25 master deep cutters in the country and of four on the Lenox staff . master deep cutters Why are there so few master deep cutters in the country? 10 13 +686 4 His experience cutting difficult designs nominated him for the bowls ordered by the Joint Congressional Committee on the Inauguration , plant superintendent Randy Eshland said Friday . Friday of which year? 25 26 +686 5 Lewczenko , pronounced Lev - chenko , is not known as a talkative man . talkative why is this information added to the article? 12 13 +687 1 An automobile magazine that couldn ' t resist the trademark battle between General Motors Corp . and an Italian gun maker did a " road test " comparison of Beretta , the pistol , and Beretta , the Chevy . " road test " what is a road test? 23 27 +687 1 An automobile magazine that couldn ' t resist the trademark battle between General Motors Corp . and an Italian gun maker did a " road test " comparison of Beretta , the pistol , and Beretta , the Chevy . automobile magazine What is the name of the magazine? 1 3 +687 1 An automobile magazine that couldn ' t resist the trademark battle between General Motors Corp . and an Italian gun maker did a " road test " comparison of Beretta , the pistol , and Beretta , the Chevy . couldn ' t resist Why couldn't they resist? 4 8 +687 1 An automobile magazine that couldn ' t resist the trademark battle between General Motors Corp . and an Italian gun maker did a " road test " comparison of Beretta , the pistol , and Beretta , the Chevy . comparison How did they perform this comparison? 27 28 +687 1 An automobile magazine that couldn ' t resist the trademark battle between General Motors Corp . and an Italian gun maker did a " road test " comparison of Beretta , the pistol , and Beretta , the Chevy . An automobile magazine WHAT MAGAZINE? 0 3 +687 1 An automobile magazine that couldn ' t resist the trademark battle between General Motors Corp . and an Italian gun maker did a " road test " comparison of Beretta , the pistol , and Beretta , the Chevy . resist Why could the automobile magazine not resist the trademark battle between GM and an Italian gun maker? 7 8 +687 1 An automobile magazine that couldn ' t resist the trademark battle between General Motors Corp . and an Italian gun maker did a " road test " comparison of Beretta , the pistol , and Beretta , the Chevy . comparison How was the \"road test\" comparison carried out? 27 28 +687 1 An automobile magazine that couldn ' t resist the trademark battle between General Motors Corp . and an Italian gun maker did a " road test " comparison of Beretta , the pistol , and Beretta , the Chevy . automobile magazine Which auto magazine jumped into the fray? 1 3 +687 2 Car and Driver , its editorial tongue planted firmly in its cheek , has a story in its current issue with the headline : " We ' ve shot from the hip before , but never like this . " the hip before , is it a joke? 30 34 +687 2 Car and Driver , its editorial tongue planted firmly in its cheek , has a story in its current issue with the headline : " We ' ve shot from the hip before , but never like this . " has a story Does this story come from an insider? 13 16 +687 2 Car and Driver , its editorial tongue planted firmly in its cheek , has a story in its current issue with the headline : " We ' ve shot from the hip before , but never like this . " current issue WHAT ISSUE IS THE CURRENT ONE IN THIS ARTICLE? 18 20 +687 2 Car and Driver , its editorial tongue planted firmly in its cheek , has a story in its current issue with the headline : " We ' ve shot from the hip before , but never like this . " hip Why is Car and Driver saying they never shot from the hip like this before? 31 32 +687 3 Fabbrica d ' Armi P . Beretta SpA , the gun company , sued GM for $ 250 million in federal court in New York last July , claiming that the car infringes on the pistol ' s trademark . pistol ' s trademark are they correct? 35 39 +687 3 Fabbrica d ' Armi P . Beretta SpA , the gun company , sued GM for $ 250 million in federal court in New York last July , claiming that the car infringes on the pistol ' s trademark . sued GM Which came first, the car or the gun? 13 15 +687 3 Fabbrica d ' Armi P . Beretta SpA , the gun company , sued GM for $ 250 million in federal court in New York last July , claiming that the car infringes on the pistol ' s trademark . $ 250 million Did they win this amount? 16 19 +687 3 Fabbrica d ' Armi P . Beretta SpA , the gun company , sued GM for $ 250 million in federal court in New York last July , claiming that the car infringes on the pistol ' s trademark . pistol ' s trademark . WHAT IS THE TRADEMARK IN QUESTION? 35 40 +687 3 Fabbrica d ' Armi P . Beretta SpA , the gun company , sued GM for $ 250 million in federal court in New York last July , claiming that the car infringes on the pistol ' s trademark . infringes How does the car infringe on the pistol's trademark? 32 33 +687 4 The case is pending . The Car and Driver comparison was thought up by Editor William Jeanes , and was written by New York Contributing Editor Bruce McCall . is pending Why hasn't the case been resolved? 2 4 +687 4 The case is pending . The Car and Driver comparison was thought up by Editor William Jeanes , and was written by New York Contributing Editor Bruce McCall . pending Why is the case pending? 3 4 +687 4 The case is pending . The Car and Driver comparison was thought up by Editor William Jeanes , and was written by New York Contributing Editor Bruce McCall . Editor How is William Jeans qualified to be an editor? 14 15 +687 4 The case is pending . The Car and Driver comparison was thought up by Editor William Jeanes , and was written by New York Contributing Editor Bruce McCall . Contributing Why did Bruce McCall contribute to The Car and Driver magazine article? 24 25 +687 5 " For our test , we chose a 1989 Beretta V - 6 GTU two - door notchback coupe and a 1989 Beretta 16 - round Model 92F 9mm Parabellum , the spiffiest models in their respective lineups , " McCall wrote . spiffiest models is that subjective? 32 34 +687 5 " For our test , we chose a 1989 Beretta V - 6 GTU two - door notchback coupe and a 1989 Beretta 16 - round Model 92F 9mm Parabellum , the spiffiest models in their respective lineups , " McCall wrote . our test , What does this test determine? 2 5 +687 5 " For our test , we chose a 1989 Beretta V - 6 GTU two - door notchback coupe and a 1989 Beretta 16 - round Model 92F 9mm Parabellum , the spiffiest models in their respective lineups , " McCall wrote . the spiffiest models Does this mean the most expensive? 31 34 +687 5 " For our test , we chose a 1989 Beretta V - 6 GTU two - door notchback coupe and a 1989 Beretta 16 - round Model 92F 9mm Parabellum , the spiffiest models in their respective lineups , " McCall wrote . " For our test , WHAT IS THE TEST? 0 5 +687 5 " For our test , we chose a 1989 Beretta V - 6 GTU two - door notchback coupe and a 1989 Beretta 16 - round Model 92F 9mm Parabellum , the spiffiest models in their respective lineups , " McCall wrote . spiffiest Why are the Beretta V6 GTU and the Beretta 92F Parabellum the spiffiest models in their respective lineups? 32 33 +687 5 " For our test , we chose a 1989 Beretta V - 6 GTU two - door notchback coupe and a 1989 Beretta 16 - round Model 92F 9mm Parabellum , the spiffiest models in their respective lineups , " McCall wrote . " For our test , What specific aspects of each were tested? 0 5 +688 1 A generation ago , when this was Saigon , American officers lived and played in the Rex Hotel , a sandbagged fortress frequently silhouetted against the night sky by flares and tracer bullets . was Saigon , what is it now? 6 9 +688 1 A generation ago , when this was Saigon , American officers lived and played in the Rex Hotel , a sandbagged fortress frequently silhouetted against the night sky by flares and tracer bullets . Saigon , What is Saigon? 7 9 +688 2 Today , sedans instead of jeeps drive up to its doors , and uniformed doormen rather than military guards greet them . uniformed doormen what happened to mark the change? 13 15 +688 3 The Rex now beckons foreign businessmen and tourists , not soldiers . Rex What is the Rex? 1 2 +688 3 The Rex now beckons foreign businessmen and tourists , not soldiers . foreign businessmen do they do business at the hotel? 4 6 +688 5 Its young are attuned more to American jeans , pop music and the good life than to a war with America they never really knew . they never really knew Why did they never really know? 21 25 +689 1 Public school officials , concerned that students may be living on the streets , opened homeless shelters in two Houston schools Thursday so needy pupils can get beds , showers and a meal . students may be living on the streets , Why are students homeless? 6 14 +689 1 Public school officials , concerned that students may be living on the streets , opened homeless shelters in two Houston schools Thursday so needy pupils can get beds , showers and a meal . concerned What made them think this in the first place? 4 5 +689 1 Public school officials , concerned that students may be living on the streets , opened homeless shelters in two Houston schools Thursday so needy pupils can get beds , showers and a meal . opened How were the homeless shelters funded? 14 15 +689 1 Public school officials , concerned that students may be living on the streets , opened homeless shelters in two Houston schools Thursday so needy pupils can get beds , showers and a meal . meal How did the homeless shelter provide food? 32 33 +689 1 Public school officials , concerned that students may be living on the streets , opened homeless shelters in two Houston schools Thursday so needy pupils can get beds , showers and a meal . Houston schools Which two Houston schools did they open as homeless shelters? 19 21 +689 2 A 12 - year - old girl who had been sleeping under an abandoned house was the first of eight people to enter the shelters , officials said . 12 - year - old girl does she not have parents? 1 7 +689 2 A 12 - year - old girl who had been sleeping under an abandoned house was the first of eight people to enter the shelters , officials said . A 12 - year - old girl What about parents or caretakers? 0 7 +689 2 A 12 - year - old girl who had been sleeping under an abandoned house was the first of eight people to enter the shelters , officials said . eight people Is it only for school aged people? 19 21 +689 2 A 12 - year - old girl who had been sleeping under an abandoned house was the first of eight people to enter the shelters , officials said . under How did the 12-year-old girl manage to sleep under an abandoned house without being helped? 11 12 +689 2 A 12 - year - old girl who had been sleeping under an abandoned house was the first of eight people to enter the shelters , officials said . eight How many other people use the shelter? 19 20 +689 2 A 12 - year - old girl who had been sleeping under an abandoned house was the first of eight people to enter the shelters , officials said . 12 - year - old girl Why was the 12-year-old girl homeless? 1 7 +689 3 " We didn ' t discuss anything with the child when she came in , " said school board President Melody Ellis . didn ' t discuss anything Like when she came to school? Or when she came in for the shelter? 2 7 +689 3 " We didn ' t discuss anything with the child when she came in , " said school board President Melody Ellis . discuss Why did the school board not discuss anything with her when she came in? 5 6 +689 4 " Right now she ' s playing checkers with one of the administrators . " Right now she ' s playing checkers why does this matter? 0 8 +689 4 " Right now she ' s playing checkers with one of the administrators . checkers Why is she playing checkers? 7 8 +689 5 We just tried to give her encouragement and let her play . " give her encouragement How was she encouraged to continue? 4 7 +689 5 We just tried to give her encouragement and let her play . " let her play Where are parents or guardians? 8 11 +689 5 We just tried to give her encouragement and let her play . " give How are they giving her encouragement? 4 5 +690 1 Surviving crew members of the World War II submarine Finback are looking forward to a nostalgic reunion with George Bush , the young Navy pilot they dubbed " Ellie the Elephant " after rescuing him from the Pacific Ocean more than 44 years ago . " Ellie the Elephant " why did they name him that? 27 32 +690 1 Surviving crew members of the World War II submarine Finback are looking forward to a nostalgic reunion with George Bush , the young Navy pilot they dubbed " Ellie the Elephant " after rescuing him from the Pacific Ocean more than 44 years ago . Surviving crew members How many members are there? 0 3 +690 1 Surviving crew members of the World War II submarine Finback are looking forward to a nostalgic reunion with George Bush , the young Navy pilot they dubbed " Ellie the Elephant " after rescuing him from the Pacific Ocean more than 44 years ago . " Ellie the Elephant " Why was he dubbed Ellie the Elephant? 27 32 +690 1 Surviving crew members of the World War II submarine Finback are looking forward to a nostalgic reunion with George Bush , the young Navy pilot they dubbed " Ellie the Elephant " after rescuing him from the Pacific Ocean more than 44 years ago . Surviving crew members Who are these crew members? 0 3 +690 1 Surviving crew members of the World War II submarine Finback are looking forward to a nostalgic reunion with George Bush , the young Navy pilot they dubbed " Ellie the Elephant " after rescuing him from the Pacific Ocean more than 44 years ago . rescuing him from the Pacific Ocean What led to the President needing to be rescued? 33 39 +690 2 Don Kohler , 64 , of Rogers , Ark . , the torpedoman who helped pull a grateful Bush to safety from his orange life raft onto the Finback ' s deck , remembers offering a smile and a hearty " welcome aboard , " but recalls little else about the incident . torpedoman what is a torpedoman? 12 13 +690 2 Don Kohler , 64 , of Rogers , Ark . , the torpedoman who helped pull a grateful Bush to safety from his orange life raft onto the Finback ' s deck , remembers offering a smile and a hearty " welcome aboard , " but recalls little else about the incident . orange life raft Why was he in a life raft? 23 26 +690 2 Don Kohler , 64 , of Rogers , Ark . , the torpedoman who helped pull a grateful Bush to safety from his orange life raft onto the Finback ' s deck , remembers offering a smile and a hearty " welcome aboard , " but recalls little else about the incident . from his orange life raft How did Bush end up on the life raft? 21 26 +690 3 " At that time , he was just another downed pilot , " said Kohler , a retired Chicago businessman . businessman What kind of businessman? 19 20 +690 3 " At that time , he was just another downed pilot , " said Kohler , a retired Chicago businessman . downed pilot , " What had led to Bush's plane being shot down? 9 13 +690 4 " Nobody back then knew he ' d become president of the United States . " back then knew wasnt his family rich and powerful? 2 5 +690 5 Rescued after his plane was shot down by Japanese fire , Bush eagerly took his turn at night lookout watches and other seagoing duties , watched Betty Grable movies in the wardroom and donned earphones to listen in awe as the submarine ' s torpedoes sank two enemy ships . night lookout watches Where were these watches set up? 17 20 +690 5 Rescued after his plane was shot down by Japanese fire , Bush eagerly took his turn at night lookout watches and other seagoing duties , watched Betty Grable movies in the wardroom and donned earphones to listen in awe as the submarine ' s torpedoes sank two enemy ships . Betty Grable movies Were there other movies available? 26 29 +690 5 Rescued after his plane was shot down by Japanese fire , Bush eagerly took his turn at night lookout watches and other seagoing duties , watched Betty Grable movies in the wardroom and donned earphones to listen in awe as the submarine ' s torpedoes sank two enemy ships . seagoing duties , What are the other seagoing duties? 22 25 +690 5 Rescued after his plane was shot down by Japanese fire , Bush eagerly took his turn at night lookout watches and other seagoing duties , watched Betty Grable movies in the wardroom and donned earphones to listen in awe as the submarine ' s torpedoes sank two enemy ships . other seagoing duties , What types of duties did Bush perform? 21 25 +691 1 A 75 - year - old widow in need of money said officials tricked her out of a masterpiece for a pittance . tricked her out how did they trick her? 13 16 +691 1 A 75 - year - old widow in need of money said officials tricked her out of a masterpiece for a pittance . in need of money Why was she needing money? 7 11 +691 1 A 75 - year - old widow in need of money said officials tricked her out of a masterpiece for a pittance . officials tricked her Which officials? 12 15 +691 1 A 75 - year - old widow in need of money said officials tricked her out of a masterpiece for a pittance . widow how long has she been a widow for? 6 7 +691 2 A court agreed , giving the first round to her in one of three swindles that have shaken the French museum world . swindles what are the other two? 14 15 +691 3 Last month , the court convicted the city of Strasbourg and its Museum of Decorative Arts of fraud in the purchase from Marie - Madeleine Falbisaner of an unsigned painting attributed to Simon Vouet , court painter of King Louis XIII . fraud in the purchase How could this be fraudulent? 17 21 +691 3 Last month , the court convicted the city of Strasbourg and its Museum of Decorative Arts of fraud in the purchase from Marie - Madeleine Falbisaner of an unsigned painting attributed to Simon Vouet , court painter of King Louis XIII . convicted Who in the city was convicted? 5 6 +691 4 When the museum did not return the painting as ordered , a magistrate charged chief curator Jean - Daniel Ludmann , 51 , with " breach of trust , " for failing to do so . " breach of trust , " why is it quoted? 24 30 +691 4 When the museum did not return the painting as ordered , a magistrate charged chief curator Jean - Daniel Ludmann , 51 , with " breach of trust , " for failing to do so . Jean - Daniel Why was Jean-Daniel personally convicted? 16 19 +691 5 " My family has lived for generations in Strasbourg and I wanted the family heirloom to remain here , " Mrs . Falbisaner said in a telephone interview . a telephone interview Who was she being interviewed by? 25 28 +691 5 " My family has lived for generations in Strasbourg and I wanted the family heirloom to remain here , " Mrs . Falbisaner said in a telephone interview . telephone Who conducted the telephone interview? 26 27 +692 1 Congressmen , teachers , and Saudi princes will no longer be invited by NASA to be passengers on the space shuttle under a new policy that emphasizes completing the recovery from the Challenger accident in which two non - astronauts were killed . Congressmen , teachers , and Saudi princes Why would the exclusion only involve these groups of people? 0 7 +692 1 Congressmen , teachers , and Saudi princes will no longer be invited by NASA to be passengers on the space shuttle under a new policy that emphasizes completing the recovery from the Challenger accident in which two non - astronauts were killed . emphasizes completing the recovery What recovery is needed? 26 30 +692 1 Congressmen , teachers , and Saudi princes will no longer be invited by NASA to be passengers on the space shuttle under a new policy that emphasizes completing the recovery from the Challenger accident in which two non - astronauts were killed . killed How were they killed? 41 42 +692 1 Congressmen , teachers , and Saudi princes will no longer be invited by NASA to be passengers on the space shuttle under a new policy that emphasizes completing the recovery from the Challenger accident in which two non - astronauts were killed . two non - astronauts Which two non-astronauts were killed? 36 40 +692 1 Congressmen , teachers , and Saudi princes will no longer be invited by NASA to be passengers on the space shuttle under a new policy that emphasizes completing the recovery from the Challenger accident in which two non - astronauts were killed . under a new policy What does passengers have to do with the new policy? 21 25 +692 2 The space agency announced a new category of " space flight participants " and said , at the same time , that flight opportunities for them " are not available at this time . " announced a new category How did they come to this new group? 3 7 +692 2 The space agency announced a new category of " space flight participants " and said , at the same time , that flight opportunities for them " are not available at this time . " opportunities Does opportunities mean going up in space? 23 24 +692 2 The space agency announced a new category of " space flight participants " and said , at the same time , that flight opportunities for them " are not available at this time . " " space flight participants " Who can apply for this? 8 13 +692 2 The space agency announced a new category of " space flight participants " and said , at the same time , that flight opportunities for them " are not available at this time . " new category What is the new category of space flight participants? 5 7 +692 3 Before the Challenger exploded on liftoff Jan . 28 , 1986 , NASA had given minimum training to a senator , a member of the House of Representatives , a Saudi Arabian prince and Christa McAuliffe , the first " Teacher in Space . " training What was the training? 16 17 +692 3 Before the Challenger exploded on liftoff Jan . 28 , 1986 , NASA had given minimum training to a senator , a member of the House of Representatives , a Saudi Arabian prince and Christa McAuliffe , the first " Teacher in Space . " exploded Did these passengers die in the explosion? 3 4 +692 3 Before the Challenger exploded on liftoff Jan . 28 , 1986 , NASA had given minimum training to a senator , a member of the House of Representatives , a Saudi Arabian prince and Christa McAuliffe , the first " Teacher in Space . " senator , Who was the senator? 19 21 +692 3 Before the Challenger exploded on liftoff Jan . 28 , 1986 , NASA had given minimum training to a senator , a member of the House of Representatives , a Saudi Arabian prince and Christa McAuliffe , the first " Teacher in Space . " member of the House of Representatives , Who was the member of the House of Representatives? 22 29 +692 3 Before the Challenger exploded on liftoff Jan . 28 , 1986 , NASA had given minimum training to a senator , a member of the House of Representatives , a Saudi Arabian prince and Christa McAuliffe , the first " Teacher in Space . " Saudi Arabian prince Who was the Saudi Arabian prince? 30 33 +692 4 Mrs . McAuliffe was killed along with industrial engineer Gregory Jarvis and five astronauts . five astronauts Who were the five astronauts killed? 12 14 +692 5 " The Challenger accident marked a major change in the U . S . outlook and policies with respect to the flight of other than NASA astronauts , " the National Aeronautics and Space Administration said in the policy statement Thursday . Thursday what year was this? 40 41 +693 1 Take two boys born today . One is white . One What is the race of the other boy? 6 7 +693 1 Take two boys born today . One is white . One is white what race is the other one? 6 9 +693 1 Take two boys born today . One is white . two boys What are the names of the two boys? 1 3 +693 1 Take two boys born today . One is white . One is white Why does race matter in this case? 6 9 +693 2 The other is not . The chances are five times greater that the non - white boy eventually will become a murder victim , the FBI says . is not What is his race? 2 4 +693 2 The other is not . The chances are five times greater that the non - white boy eventually will become a murder victim , the FBI says . the FBI says Why do they say that? 24 27 +693 2 The other is not . The chances are five times greater that the non - white boy eventually will become a murder victim , the FBI says . murder victim , why does this occur? 21 24 +693 2 The other is not . The chances are five times greater that the non - white boy eventually will become a murder victim , the FBI says . boy eventually will become a murder victim , What factors are at play for this disparity? 16 24 +693 2 The other is not . The chances are five times greater that the non - white boy eventually will become a murder victim , the FBI says . non - white boy What race is the non-white boy? 13 17 +693 3 Non - white males born now face a 1 in 38 chance of ending up the victim of a killer , while the risk for white males born today is 1 in 204 , according to a statistical study released Thursday . 1 in 38 chance Why are these chances so high? 8 12 +693 3 Non - white males born now face a 1 in 38 chance of ending up the victim of a killer , while the risk for white males born today is 1 in 204 , according to a statistical study released Thursday . according to a statistical study How were these numbers reached? 34 39 +693 3 Non - white males born now face a 1 in 38 chance of ending up the victim of a killer , while the risk for white males born today is 1 in 204 , according to a statistical study released Thursday . Non - white males Why do non-white males have a higher chance of being a victim of a killer? 0 4 +693 4 The odds faced by the entire population born today are 1 out of 177 , the study found . the study found Did the study state an assumed cause? 15 18 +693 4 The odds faced by the entire population born today are 1 out of 177 , the study found . 1 out of 177 , is it really that common? 10 15 +693 4 The odds faced by the entire population born today are 1 out of 177 , the study found . faced by the entire population What part of the population did they study? 2 7 +693 5 Sharon Propheter , a statistician with the Uniform Crime Reporting program , cautioned that the predictions are based on 1987 figures and do not account for possible changes in the murder rate . cautioned Who did she caution? 12 13 +693 5 Sharon Propheter , a statistician with the Uniform Crime Reporting program , cautioned that the predictions are based on 1987 figures and do not account for possible changes in the murder rate . are based on 1987 figures Does this possibly give the thought of the figures being dated? 16 21 +694 1 Looming shortages of skilled labor can be eased by relying more on older workers , provided they receive training and their old - age benefits are protected , according to a group of Labor Department studies . Looming shortages of skilled labor Why will there be a skilled labor shortage? 0 5 +694 1 Looming shortages of skilled labor can be eased by relying more on older workers , provided they receive training and their old - age benefits are protected , according to a group of Labor Department studies . their old - age benefits What are their old age benefits? 20 25 +694 1 Looming shortages of skilled labor can be eased by relying more on older workers , provided they receive training and their old - age benefits are protected , according to a group of Labor Department studies . old - age benefits What old-age benefits should be protected? 21 25 +694 1 Looming shortages of skilled labor can be eased by relying more on older workers , provided they receive training and their old - age benefits are protected , according to a group of Labor Department studies . Looming shortages Why is a shortage in the offing? 0 2 +694 2 " Educational reform in public schools should eventually maximize the labor force of the future , but cannot immediately remedy the skills shortage of today ' s population , " Labor Secretary Ann McLaughlin said Thursday in releasing the department studies . " Educational reform What education reforms would maximize the future labor force? 0 3 +694 2 " Educational reform in public schools should eventually maximize the labor force of the future , but cannot immediately remedy the skills shortage of today ' s population , " Labor Secretary Ann McLaughlin said Thursday in releasing the department studies . skills shortage of today ' s population What is today's skill shortage? 21 28 +694 2 " Educational reform in public schools should eventually maximize the labor force of the future , but cannot immediately remedy the skills shortage of today ' s population , " Labor Secretary Ann McLaughlin said Thursday in releasing the department studies . Thursday of which year? 35 36 +694 2 " Educational reform in public schools should eventually maximize the labor force of the future , but cannot immediately remedy the skills shortage of today ' s population , " Labor Secretary Ann McLaughlin said Thursday in releasing the department studies . skills shortage Why is there a skills shortage? 21 23 +694 2 " Educational reform in public schools should eventually maximize the labor force of the future , but cannot immediately remedy the skills shortage of today ' s population , " Labor Secretary Ann McLaughlin said Thursday in releasing the department studies . the skills shortage Why is there a shortage in skills? 20 23 +694 3 " I think clearly that older workers should be tapped across the board . " older workers should be tapped Why should older workers be tapped? 5 10 +694 3 " I think clearly that older workers should be tapped across the board . " older workers Which age is specifically being targeted? 5 7 +694 4 One of the reports , the department ' s first extensive analysis of potential labor shortages , said major shortages could occur because the economy is projected to grow at 2 percent to 3 percent annually while the rate of work force growth will be just 1 percent . extensive analysis of potential labor shortages , What is the margin of error in the analysis? 10 17 +694 4 One of the reports , the department ' s first extensive analysis of potential labor shortages , said major shortages could occur because the economy is projected to grow at 2 percent to 3 percent annually while the rate of work force growth will be just 1 percent . just 1 percent What is causing the slow growth, other than lack of skills? 45 48 +694 5 The median age of workers is projected to rise from the current 36 to 39 by the end of the century , with the number of people aged 45 and over increasing from the 1986 total of 74 . 2 million to 96 . 3 million . end of the century , Which century is being referenced, the 20th or the 21st? 17 22 +694 5 The median age of workers is projected to rise from the current 36 to 39 by the end of the century , with the number of people aged 45 and over increasing from the 1986 total of 74 . 2 million to 96 . 3 million . 36 to 39 why is the age rising? 12 15 +695 1 Early in William J . Bennett ' s tenure as secretary of education , when he was still on speaking terms with the National Education Association , the teacher union asked Bennett what he would do if he had a magic wand to wave over American s chools . what he would What would William Bennett do if he had a magic wand to wave over American schools? 32 35 +695 1 Early in William J . Bennett ' s tenure as secretary of education , when he was still on speaking terms with the National Education Association , the teacher union asked Bennett what he would do if he had a magic wand to wave over American s chools . speaking terms Why is William Bennett no longer on speaking terms with the National Education Association? 19 21 +695 1 Early in William J . Bennett ' s tenure as secretary of education , when he was still on speaking terms with the National Education Association , the teacher union asked Bennett what he would do if he had a magic wand to wave over American s chools . speaking Why aren't them on speaking turns? 19 20 +695 1 Early in William J . Bennett ' s tenure as secretary of education , when he was still on speaking terms with the National Education Association , the teacher union asked Bennett what he would do if he had a magic wand to wave over American s chools . when he was still on speaking terms Why wasn't William J. Bennett not on speaking terms with the National Education Association? 14 21 +695 2 " No drugs - - none , zero , out , gone , disappear , " replied the blunt - spoken educator . drugs What do you mean by no drugs? 2 3 +695 2 " No drugs - - none , zero , out , gone , disappear , " replied the blunt - spoken educator . none , zero , out , gone , he really hates drugs? 5 13 +695 4 During his 3 years in the Reagan Cabinet , the conservative and combative Bennett often spoke out about the drug " plague " and chafed at what he felt was an inadequate effort by the Reagan team to combat the problem . " plague " What do you mean by that? 20 23 +695 4 During his 3 years in the Reagan Cabinet , the conservative and combative Bennett often spoke out about the drug " plague " and chafed at what he felt was an inadequate effort by the Reagan team to combat the problem . inadequate effort by the Reagan Why did he feel that Reagan's effort was inadequate? 31 36 +695 5 Now , as President - elect Bush ' s choice to be the nation ' s first drug czar , it will fall on the shoulders of the burly former college football lineman to find a way to win that war . drug czar , What is a drug czar? 17 20 +696 1 The House voted to boost the federal minimum wage for the first time since early 1981 , casting a solid 382 - 37 vote for a compromise measure backed by President Bush . 382 - 37 vote How were they able to achieve bi-partisan support for the bill? 20 24 +696 1 The House voted to boost the federal minimum wage for the first time since early 1981 , casting a solid 382 - 37 vote for a compromise measure backed by President Bush . compromise measure What was the original measure's wage rate? 26 28 +696 1 The House voted to boost the federal minimum wage for the first time since early 1981 , casting a solid 382 - 37 vote for a compromise measure backed by President Bush . compromise measure What things were ceded by which side to reach the compromise? 26 28 +696 2 The vote came after a debate replete with complaints from both proponents and critics of a substantial increase in the wage floor . debate replete what is a replete? 5 7 +696 2 The vote came after a debate replete with complaints from both proponents and critics of a substantial increase in the wage floor . both proponents and critics How did the bill pass with so many critiques on both sides? 10 14 +696 2 The vote came after a debate replete with complaints from both proponents and critics of a substantial increase in the wage floor . complaints from both What were the strongest arguments for and against? 8 11 +696 3 Advocates said the 90 - cent - an - hour rise , to $ 4 . 25 an hour by April 1991 , is too small for the working poor , while opponents argued that the increase will still hurt small business and cost many thousands of jobs . working poor , What analysis was conducted to verify this? 28 31 +696 4 But the legislation reflected a compromise agreed to on Tuesday by President Bush and Democratic leaders in Congress , after congressional Republicans urged the White House to bend a bit from its previous resistance to compromise . resistance to compromise will they acquiesce? 33 36 +696 4 But the legislation reflected a compromise agreed to on Tuesday by President Bush and Democratic leaders in Congress , after congressional Republicans urged the White House to bend a bit from its previous resistance to compromise . urged the White House to bend Why was the White House urged to bend? 22 28 +696 4 But the legislation reflected a compromise agreed to on Tuesday by President Bush and Democratic leaders in Congress , after congressional Republicans urged the White House to bend a bit from its previous resistance to compromise . previous resistance to compromise Why did Bush resist it more, relative to the rest of the Republican party? 32 36 +696 5 So both sides accepted the compromise , which would lead to the first lifting of the minimum wage since a four - year law was enacted in 1977 , raising the wage to $ 3 . 35 an hour from $ 2 . 65 . $ 3 . 35 an hour from $ 2 what is minimum wage currently? 33 42 +697 1 Program traders are fond of predicting that if they are blocked in the U . S . , they will simply emigrate to foreign stock markets . Program traders What is a program traders? 0 2 +697 1 Program traders are fond of predicting that if they are blocked in the U . S . , they will simply emigrate to foreign stock markets . Program traders what are program traders? 0 2 +697 1 Program traders are fond of predicting that if they are blocked in the U . S . , they will simply emigrate to foreign stock markets . Program traders Which program traders? 0 2 +697 1 Program traders are fond of predicting that if they are blocked in the U . S . , they will simply emigrate to foreign stock markets . blocked How are they blocked? 10 11 +697 1 Program traders are fond of predicting that if they are blocked in the U . S . , they will simply emigrate to foreign stock markets . Program traders What are program traders? 0 2 +697 1 Program traders are fond of predicting that if they are blocked in the U . S . , they will simply emigrate to foreign stock markets . blocked in the U . S What are Program Traders and why would they be blocked ithe US? 10 16 +697 2 But in London and Tokyo , where computer - driven trading now plays a small but growing role , traders say a number of hurdles loom . small but growing role , How much of the trading volume is automated? 14 19 +697 2 But in London and Tokyo , where computer - driven trading now plays a small but growing role , traders say a number of hurdles loom . hurdles loom what are the hurdles? 24 26 +697 2 But in London and Tokyo , where computer - driven trading now plays a small but growing role , traders say a number of hurdles loom . growing How much role growth? 16 17 +697 2 But in London and Tokyo , where computer - driven trading now plays a small but growing role , traders say a number of hurdles loom . number How many hurdles? 22 23 +697 2 But in London and Tokyo , where computer - driven trading now plays a small but growing role , traders say a number of hurdles loom . hurdles What are the hurdles in London and Tokyo? 24 25 +697 2 But in London and Tokyo , where computer - driven trading now plays a small but growing role , traders say a number of hurdles loom . number of hurdles loom What hurdles? 22 26 +697 3 Government officials , especially in Japan , probably would resist any onslaught of program trading by players trying to shrug off the U . S . furor over their activities and marching abroad with their business . especially in Japan , why in japan? 3 7 +697 3 Government officials , especially in Japan , probably would resist any onslaught of program trading by players trying to shrug off the U . S . furor over their activities and marching abroad with their business . Government officials , Which government officials? 0 3 +697 4 Japan is " very concerned " about the possible effects of program trading , a senior Japanese official said after the Oct . 13 stock plunge in New York . possible effects of program trading , What are the effect of program trading? 8 14 +697 4 Japan is " very concerned " about the possible effects of program trading , a senior Japanese official said after the Oct . 13 stock plunge in New York . a senior Japanese official What is the name of the official? 14 18 +697 4 Japan is " very concerned " about the possible effects of program trading , a senior Japanese official said after the Oct . 13 stock plunge in New York . senior Japanese official Who is the senior Japanese official? 15 18 +697 5 U . S . stock - index futures aren ' t even traded in Japan now . U . S . stock - index futures Why aren't U.S. stock-index futures traded in Japan? 0 8 +698 1 In reference to your Oct . 9 page - one article " Barbara Bush Earns Even Higher Ratings Than the President , " it is regrettable that you must continually define blacks by our negatives : " Among liberals , 60 % have positive views of her , while 50 % approve of the president ' s job performance . your Who does it mean by 'your'? 3 4 +698 1 In reference to your Oct . 9 page - one article " Barbara Bush Earns Even Higher Ratings Than the President , " it is regrettable that you must continually define blacks by our negatives : " Among liberals , 60 % have positive views of her , while 50 % approve of the president ' s job performance . define blacks by our negatives : What did it say about blacks? 30 36 +698 2 In part , this may reflect the fact that ` she speaks a more progressive language ' than her husband , as Columbia ' s Prof . { Ethel } Klein puts it . progressive How does Barbara Bush have more progressive language than her husband? 14 15 +698 3 Among professionals , 76 % have a favorable opinion of her , compared to 62 % who approve of her husband ' s performance . professionals , Professionals of what? Define better who this means. 1 3 +699 1 Your Oct . 6 article " Japan ' s Financial Firms Lure Science Graduates " states , " Industrial companies are accusing financial institutions of jeopardizing Japan ' s economy by raising the salary stakes for new employees . " The Japanese industrial companies should know better . Oct . 6 of which year? 1 4 +699 1 Your Oct . 6 article " Japan ' s Financial Firms Lure Science Graduates " states , " Industrial companies are accusing financial institutions of jeopardizing Japan ' s economy by raising the salary stakes for new employees . " The Japanese industrial companies should know better . raising the salary stakes for new employees What is meant by raising the salary stakes for new employees? 31 38 +699 2 They are barking up the wrong tree , because it is basically their fault they can ' t attract new employees . it is basically their fault Why is this the case? 9 14 +699 2 They are barking up the wrong tree , because it is basically their fault they can ' t attract new employees . it is basically their fault Why is it basically industrial companies fault they can't attract new employees? 9 14 +699 3 Takuma Yamamoto , president of Fujitsu Ltd . , believes " the ` money worship ' among young people . . . caused the problem . " He is just passing the buck to young people . ` money worship ' among young people Why does he feel this way? 12 19 +699 3 Takuma Yamamoto , president of Fujitsu Ltd . , believes " the ` money worship ' among young people . . . caused the problem . " He is just passing the buck to young people . " the ` money worship ' among young people What is the 'money worship' among young people? 10 19 +699 4 What ' s wrong with asking for more money ? asking for more money ? yes what is wrong with that? 5 10 +699 4 What ' s wrong with asking for more money ? asking for more money ? Who's asking for more money? 5 10 +700 1 It was Richard Nixon ' s first visit to China in 1972 that set in motion the historic rapprochement between Beijing and Washington . rapprochement What does rapprochement mean? 18 19 +700 1 It was Richard Nixon ' s first visit to China in 1972 that set in motion the historic rapprochement between Beijing and Washington . rapprochement definition of this word? 18 19 +700 1 It was Richard Nixon ' s first visit to China in 1972 that set in motion the historic rapprochement between Beijing and Washington . Richard Nixon ' s first visit to China Why did it set in motion the historic rapprochement between Beijing and Washington. 2 10 +700 2 But the former U . S . president ' s sixth visit to China , during which he spoke at length with Chinese leaders , was nowhere near as successful at easing strains that have recently afflicted the Sino - U . S . relationship . strains What has caused the strain in Sino-U.S. relationships? 32 33 +700 2 But the former U . S . president ' s sixth visit to China , during which he spoke at length with Chinese leaders , was nowhere near as successful at easing strains that have recently afflicted the Sino - U . S . relationship . Sino - U . S what is sino? 38 43 +700 2 But the former U . S . president ' s sixth visit to China , during which he spoke at length with Chinese leaders , was nowhere near as successful at easing strains that have recently afflicted the Sino - U . S . relationship . he spoke at length with Chinese leaders , Which Chinese leaders? 17 25 +700 2 But the former U . S . president ' s sixth visit to China , during which he spoke at length with Chinese leaders , was nowhere near as successful at easing strains that have recently afflicted the Sino - U . S . relationship . nowhere near as successful Why weren't Richard Nixon's Visit not successful with chinese leaders? 26 30 +700 3 Mr . Nixon , the most prominent American to come to China since Beijing ' s bloody suppression of pro - democracy demonstrators in June , harped on international outrage over the massacre . international outrage over Why was there international outrage over the incident? 28 31 +700 4 The Chinese , in turn , took aim at American " interference " in China ' s domestic affairs . " interference " How has America interfered in China's domestic affairs? 10 13 +700 4 The Chinese , in turn , took aim at American " interference " in China ' s domestic affairs . " interference " why is it quoted? 10 13 +700 4 The Chinese , in turn , took aim at American " interference " in China ' s domestic affairs . took aim at American " interference " Why did the Chinese take turn at American interference. 6 13 +700 5 One official newspaper , Legal Daily , even directly criticized Mr . Nixon , who is normally referred to here as an " old friend . " The paper accused him of being a leading proponent of " peaceful evolution , " a catch phrase to describe what China believes is the policy of Western countries to seduce socialist nations into the capitalist sphere . believes Why did China believe the policy of western countries? 49 50 +701 1 Troubled NBI Inc . said it fired more than half its work force and is discontinuing its hardware business to focus on its software and service operations . Troubled why are they in trouble? 0 1 +701 1 Troubled NBI Inc . said it fired more than half its work force and is discontinuing its hardware business to focus on its software and service operations . discontinuing its hardware business Why is NBI discontinuing its hardware business? 15 19 +701 1 Troubled NBI Inc . said it fired more than half its work force and is discontinuing its hardware business to focus on its software and service operations . fired more than half its work force Why would NBI Inc. not need 50% of its work force to focus on software? 6 13 +701 2 The ailing company , which has reported net losses for 16 consecutive quarters , said it won ' t manufacture network computer systems any more and will greatly reduce its costly direct sales force . 16 consecutive quarters , four years straight? 10 14 +701 2 The ailing company , which has reported net losses for 16 consecutive quarters , said it won ' t manufacture network computer systems any more and will greatly reduce its costly direct sales force . 16 consecutive quarters , How is this company still functioning with this many consecutive losses? 10 14 +701 3 Altogether , NBI said it will eliminate 266 jobs at its Boulder headquarters , 176 field sales jobs and 50 jobs at its Canadian and United Kingdom headquarters . United Kingdom is it in london? 25 27 +701 3 Altogether , NBI said it will eliminate 266 jobs at its Boulder headquarters , 176 field sales jobs and 50 jobs at its Canadian and United Kingdom headquarters . 176 field sales jobs Why does this company not still need a sales force for software? 14 18 +701 3 Altogether , NBI said it will eliminate 266 jobs at its Boulder headquarters , 176 field sales jobs and 50 jobs at its Canadian and United Kingdom headquarters . 50 how many in canada vs the UK? 19 20 +701 4 The company ' s work force will fall to about 400 people . work force will fall to about 400 people Why do they think this will better their ROI with such a losing track record? 4 12 +701 5 Stephen G . Jerritts , president and chief executive officer , said customers weren ' t willing to commit to an expensive NBI hardware systems because of the company ' s financial troubles . Stephen G . Jerritts , president How has this man not stepped down as CEO? 0 6 +702 1 Your Oct . 13 page - one story on the renewed plight of Western Union says that Western Union had lost its chance to be in the telephone business by turning down Alexander Graham Bell ' s offer to it of his invention , because it supposedly felt that voice communication would never replace the telegraph . Oct . 13 in which year? 1 4 +702 1 Your Oct . 13 page - one story on the renewed plight of Western Union says that Western Union had lost its chance to be in the telephone business by turning down Alexander Graham Bell ' s offer to it of his invention , because it supposedly felt that voice communication would never replace the telegraph . the renewed plight of Western Union When was this story published? 9 15 +702 2 Such is hardly the case . hardly the case what is usually the case? 2 5 +702 2 Such is hardly the case . the case What is the case? 3 5 +702 5 Western Union indeed wanted to get into the telephone business . telephone business were they able to enter the business? 8 10 +703 1 The Chicago Mercantile Exchange said it plans to institute an additional " circuit breaker " aimed at stemming market slides . " circuit breaker " what does that mean? 11 15 +703 1 The Chicago Mercantile Exchange said it plans to institute an additional " circuit breaker " aimed at stemming market slides . " circuit breaker " What is the \"circuit breaker\"? 11 15 +703 1 The Chicago Mercantile Exchange said it plans to institute an additional " circuit breaker " aimed at stemming market slides . " circuit breaker " What is the circuit breaker or what kind of circuit breaker? 11 15 +703 2 Separately , John Phelan told a closed House subcommittee meeting in Washington that he would support Securities and Exchange Commission halts of program trading during market emergencies . House subcommittee meeting Why was the house subcommittee meeting? 7 10 +703 2 Separately , John Phelan told a closed House subcommittee meeting in Washington that he would support Securities and Exchange Commission halts of program trading during market emergencies . John Phelan Who is John Phelan? 2 4 +703 3 But the New York Stock Exchange chairman said he doesn ' t support reinstating a " collar " on program trading , arguing that firms could get around such a limit . around such how would they get around it? 27 29 +703 3 But the New York Stock Exchange chairman said he doesn ' t support reinstating a " collar " on program trading , arguing that firms could get around such a limit . " collar " on program trading , What is a \"collar\" on program trading? 15 22 +703 3 But the New York Stock Exchange chairman said he doesn ' t support reinstating a " collar " on program trading , arguing that firms could get around such a limit . " collar " What is a \"collar\"? 15 18 +703 3 But the New York Stock Exchange chairman said he doesn ' t support reinstating a " collar " on program trading , arguing that firms could get around such a limit . " collar " How does a collar work? 15 18 +703 4 The Chicago Merc said a new one - hour price limit would take effect in its Standard & Poor ' s 500 stock - index futures pit once S & P 500 futures fell 20 index points - - the equivalent of about a 150 - point drop in the Dow Jones Industrial Average . one - hour price limit What is an one-hour price limit? 6 11 +703 5 If the 20 - point limit is triggered after 1 : 30 p . m . Chicago time , it would remain in effect until the normal close of trading at 3 : 15 p . m . trading at 3 : 15 why does it remain in effect? 29 34 +704 1 While worry grows about big Japanese investments in the U . S . , Japan ' s big trading companies are rapidly increasing their stake in America ' s smaller business . America ' s smaller business . Which of America's smaller businesses? 26 32 +704 1 While worry grows about big Japanese investments in the U . S . , Japan ' s big trading companies are rapidly increasing their stake in America ' s smaller business . big Japanese investments are we concerned about them doing this? 4 7 +704 1 While worry grows about big Japanese investments in the U . S . , Japan ' s big trading companies are rapidly increasing their stake in America ' s smaller business . big Japanese investments in the U . S What type of large investments were being made in the US at this time? 4 12 +704 1 While worry grows about big Japanese investments in the U . S . , Japan ' s big trading companies are rapidly increasing their stake in America ' s smaller business . investments Why are people worried about these investments? 6 7 +704 1 While worry grows about big Japanese investments in the U . S . , Japan ' s big trading companies are rapidly increasing their stake in America ' s smaller business . rapidly How rapidly is their stake growing? 21 22 +704 1 While worry grows about big Japanese investments in the U . S . , Japan ' s big trading companies are rapidly increasing their stake in America ' s smaller business . business Which busineses are affected? 30 31 +704 1 While worry grows about big Japanese investments in the U . S . , Japan ' s big trading companies are rapidly increasing their stake in America ' s smaller business . worry grows about big Japanese investments Why is the US worried about Japanese investments? 1 7 +704 2 For Japan , the controversial trend improves access to American markets and technology . American markets and technology The technology was in which sectors? 9 13 +704 2 For Japan , the controversial trend improves access to American markets and technology . controversial Why is it controversial? 4 5 +704 2 For Japan , the controversial trend improves access to American markets and technology . controversial trend Why is this controversial? 4 6 +704 3 But for small American companies , it also provides a growing source of capital and even marketing help . source of capital because they are investing in our country? 11 14 +704 3 But for small American companies , it also provides a growing source of capital and even marketing help . marketing help . What sort of marketing help will the capital injection give? 16 19 +704 3 But for small American companies , it also provides a growing source of capital and even marketing help . source of capital and even marketing help How does it provide capital and marketing help? 11 18 +704 4 Take the deal with Candela Laser Corp . , a Wayland , Mass . , manufacturer of high - tech medical devices , which three years ago set its sights on Japan as an export market . high - tech medical devices , What sort of medical devices are created by this company? 17 23 +704 4 Take the deal with Candela Laser Corp . , a Wayland , Mass . , manufacturer of high - tech medical devices , which three years ago set its sights on Japan as an export market . deal What are the details of the deal? 2 3 +704 4 Take the deal with Candela Laser Corp . , a Wayland , Mass . , manufacturer of high - tech medical devices , which three years ago set its sights on Japan as an export market . devices , What kind of devices are these? 21 23 +704 4 Take the deal with Candela Laser Corp . , a Wayland , Mass . , manufacturer of high - tech medical devices , which three years ago set its sights on Japan as an export market . set its sights on Japan as an export market Why did they want to move into the Japanese market? 27 36 +704 5 Partly to help clear the myriad obstacles facing any overseas company trying to penetrate Japan , tiny Candela turned to Mitsui & Co . , one of Japan ' s largest trading companies , for investment . myriad how many are there exactly? 5 6 +704 5 Partly to help clear the myriad obstacles facing any overseas company trying to penetrate Japan , tiny Candela turned to Mitsui & Co . , one of Japan ' s largest trading companies , for investment . myriad obstacles What type of obstacles do US companies face? 5 7 +704 5 Partly to help clear the myriad obstacles facing any overseas company trying to penetrate Japan , tiny Candela turned to Mitsui & Co . , one of Japan ' s largest trading companies , for investment . obstacles What are these obstacles? 6 7 +704 5 Partly to help clear the myriad obstacles facing any overseas company trying to penetrate Japan , tiny Candela turned to Mitsui & Co . , one of Japan ' s largest trading companies , for investment . myriad obstacles How difficult were these obstacles? 5 7 +705 1 Criticism in the U . S . over recent Japanese acquisitions is looming ever larger in the two countries ' relations . Japanese acquisitions what is being acquired? 9 11 +705 1 Criticism in the U . S . over recent Japanese acquisitions is looming ever larger in the two countries ' relations . acquisitions What are these acquisitions and what are they affecting the countries’ relations? 10 11 +705 1 Criticism in the U . S . over recent Japanese acquisitions is looming ever larger in the two countries ' relations . Japanese acquisitions Which acquisitions? 9 11 +705 1 Criticism in the U . S . over recent Japanese acquisitions is looming ever larger in the two countries ' relations . Criticism Who is criticising? 0 1 +705 1 Criticism in the U . S . over recent Japanese acquisitions is looming ever larger in the two countries ' relations . Japanese acquisitions What were the Japanese acquisitions? 9 11 +705 1 Criticism in the U . S . over recent Japanese acquisitions is looming ever larger in the two countries ' relations . Criticism What is the criticism over the Japanese acquisitions? 0 1 +705 2 Officials from both nations say the U . S . public ' s skittishness about Japanese investment could color a second round of bilateral economic talks scheduled for next week in Washington . skittishness why are they skittish? 13 14 +705 2 Officials from both nations say the U . S . public ' s skittishness about Japanese investment could color a second round of bilateral economic talks scheduled for next week in Washington . skittishness Why is the US skittish about Japanese investment? 13 14 +705 2 Officials from both nations say the U . S . public ' s skittishness about Japanese investment could color a second round of bilateral economic talks scheduled for next week in Washington . skittishness Why is the U.S. public skittish? 13 14 +705 2 Officials from both nations say the U . S . public ' s skittishness about Japanese investment could color a second round of bilateral economic talks scheduled for next week in Washington . Officials Who are the officials from both nations? 0 1 +705 4 Where they disagree is on the subject of U . S . direct investment in Japan . disagree Why do they disagree on US direct investment in Japan? 2 3 +705 4 Where they disagree is on the subject of U . S . direct investment in Japan . U . S . direct investment What types of investments? 8 14 +705 4 Where they disagree is on the subject of U . S . direct investment in Japan . U . S . direct investment What is the disagreement about U.S. direct investment in Japan? 8 14 +705 5 The U . S . wants the removal of what it perceives as barriers to investment ; Japan denies there are real barriers . barriers What are the barriers? 13 14 +705 5 The U . S . wants the removal of what it perceives as barriers to investment ; Japan denies there are real barriers . denies why do they deny it? 18 19 +705 5 The U . S . wants the removal of what it perceives as barriers to investment ; Japan denies there are real barriers . barriers to investment ; What are the barriers? 13 17 +705 5 The U . S . wants the removal of what it perceives as barriers to investment ; Japan denies there are real barriers . barriers to investment ; What are the barriers to investment in Japan? 13 17 +706 1 Investor Harold Simmons and NL Industries Inc . offered to acquire Georgia Gulf Corp . for $ 50 a share , or about $ 1 . 1 billion , stepping up the pressure on the commodity chemicals concern . commodity chemicals concern What are the concerns of commodity chemicals? 35 38 +706 1 Investor Harold Simmons and NL Industries Inc . offered to acquire Georgia Gulf Corp . for $ 50 a share , or about $ 1 . 1 billion , stepping up the pressure on the commodity chemicals concern . commodity chemicals concern Why is there concern over these companies? 35 38 +706 1 Investor Harold Simmons and NL Industries Inc . offered to acquire Georgia Gulf Corp . for $ 50 a share , or about $ 1 . 1 billion , stepping up the pressure on the commodity chemicals concern . the commodity chemicals concern What concerns have been brought up about commodity chemicals? 34 38 +706 1 Investor Harold Simmons and NL Industries Inc . offered to acquire Georgia Gulf Corp . for $ 50 a share , or about $ 1 . 1 billion , stepping up the pressure on the commodity chemicals concern . stepping up the pressure How does the offer of buying Georgia Gulf Corp. shares increase the pressure about company chemical concerns? 29 33 +706 2 The offer follows an earlier proposal by NL and Mr . Simmons to help Georgia Gulf restructure or go private in a transaction that would pay shareholders $ 55 a share . Georgia Gulf where is that? 14 16 +706 2 The offer follows an earlier proposal by NL and Mr . Simmons to help Georgia Gulf restructure or go private in a transaction that would pay shareholders $ 55 a share . Georgia Gulf restructure Why does the Georgia Gulf need to restructure? 14 17 +706 2 The offer follows an earlier proposal by NL and Mr . Simmons to help Georgia Gulf restructure or go private in a transaction that would pay shareholders $ 55 a share . $ 55 a share What is the current value of the shares? 27 31 +706 2 The offer follows an earlier proposal by NL and Mr . Simmons to help Georgia Gulf restructure or go private in a transaction that would pay shareholders $ 55 a share . The offer follows an earlier proposal How did Georgia Gulf Corp. respond to this earlier offer? 0 6 +706 2 The offer follows an earlier proposal by NL and Mr . Simmons to help Georgia Gulf restructure or go private in a transaction that would pay shareholders $ 55 a share . that would pay shareholders $ 55 a share Why has the follow-up proposal decreased in dollar amount? 23 31 +706 3 Georgia Gulf rebuffed that offer in September and said it would study other alternatives . rebuffed why did they rebuff? 2 3 +706 3 Georgia Gulf rebuffed that offer in September and said it would study other alternatives . study other alternatives What alternatives? 11 14 +706 3 Georgia Gulf rebuffed that offer in September and said it would study other alternatives . other alternatives What other alternatives is Georgia Gulf studying? 12 14 +706 3 Georgia Gulf rebuffed that offer in September and said it would study other alternatives . it would study other alternatives What were these other alternatives? 9 14 +706 4 However , it hasn ' t yet made any proposals to shareholders . shareholders What influence do shareholders have on the study of alternatives to increasing the value of their shares? 11 12 +706 4 However , it hasn ' t yet made any proposals to shareholders . it hasn ' t yet made any proposals to shareholders Would this imply that Georgia Gulf Corp. has been attempting to handle the commodity chemical concerns on its own? 2 12 +706 5 Late yesterday , Georgia Gulf said it reviewed the NL proposal as well as interests from " third parties " regarding business combinations . " third parties " which parties? 16 20 +706 5 Late yesterday , Georgia Gulf said it reviewed the NL proposal as well as interests from " third parties " regarding business combinations . " third parties " What third parties have shown interest regarding business combinations? 16 20 +706 5 Late yesterday , Georgia Gulf said it reviewed the NL proposal as well as interests from " third parties " regarding business combinations . " third parties " regarding business combinations How does it plan to make a decision? 16 23 +706 5 Late yesterday , Georgia Gulf said it reviewed the NL proposal as well as interests from " third parties " regarding business combinations . interests from " third parties " Who are these third parties? 14 20 +707 1 Investors took advantage of Tuesday ' s stock rally to book some profits yesterday , leaving stocks up fractionally . fractionally fractionally means a small percent? 18 19 +707 1 Investors took advantage of Tuesday ' s stock rally to book some profits yesterday , leaving stocks up fractionally . stock rally WHAT IS A STOCK RALLY? 7 9 +707 1 Investors took advantage of Tuesday ' s stock rally to book some profits yesterday , leaving stocks up fractionally . stock rally Why was there a stock rally? 7 9 +707 1 Investors took advantage of Tuesday ' s stock rally to book some profits yesterday , leaving stocks up fractionally . Investors Who are the investors? 0 1 +707 2 Bond prices and the dollar both gained modestly . both gained do we know why? 5 7 +707 2 Bond prices and the dollar both gained modestly . Bond WHAT TYPES OF BONDS? 0 1 +707 3 The Dow Jones Industrial Average finished less than a point higher to close at 2645 . 90 in moderate trading . moderate trading what is moderate training? 18 20 +707 3 The Dow Jones Industrial Average finished less than a point higher to close at 2645 . 90 in moderate trading . moderate trading IS THIS A GOOD THING OR A BAD THING? 18 20 +707 4 But advancing issues on the New York Stock Exchange were tidily ahead of declining stocks , 847 to 644 . issues WHAT ISSUES ARE HAPPENING? 2 3 +707 4 But advancing issues on the New York Stock Exchange were tidily ahead of declining stocks , 847 to 644 . advancing issues What are advancing issues? 1 3 +707 4 But advancing issues on the New York Stock Exchange were tidily ahead of declining stocks , 847 to 644 . advancing issues What caused these issues? 1 3 +707 5 Long - term bond prices rose despite prospects of a huge new supply of Treasury debt this month . huge new supply of Treasury debt HOW IS DEBT CONSIDERED SUPPLY? WOULDN'T MORE DEBT DRIVE BOND PRICES UP? 10 16 +708 1 The Treasury said it plans to sell $ 30 billion in notes and bonds next week , but said the auctions will be postponed unless Congress acts quickly to lift the federal debt ceiling . $ 30 billion Is that a lot? 7 10 +708 1 The Treasury said it plans to sell $ 30 billion in notes and bonds next week , but said the auctions will be postponed unless Congress acts quickly to lift the federal debt ceiling . Congress acts quickly When was this sentence written? 25 28 +708 1 The Treasury said it plans to sell $ 30 billion in notes and bonds next week , but said the auctions will be postponed unless Congress acts quickly to lift the federal debt ceiling . federal debt ceiling What does the debt ceiling need to be raised to? 31 34 +708 1 The Treasury said it plans to sell $ 30 billion in notes and bonds next week , but said the auctions will be postponed unless Congress acts quickly to lift the federal debt ceiling . auctions will be postponed When will they be postponed until? 20 24 +708 2 Michael Basham , deputy assistant secretary for federal finance , said the Treasury may wait until late Monday or even early Tuesday to announce whether the autions are to be rescheduled . deputy assistant secretary for federal finance , Does the executive branch hire him? 3 10 +708 2 Michael Basham , deputy assistant secretary for federal finance , said the Treasury may wait until late Monday or even early Tuesday to announce whether the autions are to be rescheduled . autions What kind of auctions? 26 27 +708 3 Unless it can raise money in financial markets , Mr . Basham said , the federal government won ' t have the cash to pay off $ 13 . 8 billion in Treasury bills that mature on Thursday . Treasury bills So the plan is to pay off the old bills with new bonds? 32 34 +708 3 Unless it can raise money in financial markets , Mr . Basham said , the federal government won ' t have the cash to pay off $ 13 . 8 billion in Treasury bills that mature on Thursday . Thursday in which month? 37 38 +708 3 Unless it can raise money in financial markets , Mr . Basham said , the federal government won ' t have the cash to pay off $ 13 . 8 billion in Treasury bills that mature on Thursday . financial markets , Which specific financial markets are they trying to raise money in? 6 9 +708 4 Without congressional action , the Treasury can ' t sell any new securities - - even savings bonds . Without congressional action , Was this before we had trillions in debt? 0 4 +708 4 Without congressional action , the Treasury can ' t sell any new securities - - even savings bonds . new securities why cant they? 11 13 +708 5 But despite partisan bickering over the debt ceiling , which has become entangled in the fight over cutting capital - gains taxes , Congress is almost certain to act in time to avoid default . capital - gains taxes What are they? I should know by now. 18 22 +708 5 But despite partisan bickering over the debt ceiling , which has become entangled in the fight over cutting capital - gains taxes , Congress is almost certain to act in time to avoid default . despite partisan bickering what is partisan bickering? 1 4 +708 5 But despite partisan bickering over the debt ceiling , which has become entangled in the fight over cutting capital - gains taxes , Congress is almost certain to act in time to avoid default . partisan bickering Why are the sides bickering - what are the different sides bickering about? 2 4 +708 5 But despite partisan bickering over the debt ceiling , which has become entangled in the fight over cutting capital - gains taxes , Congress is almost certain to act in time to avoid default . partisan bickering What is the partisan bickering? 2 4 +709 1 Signs of a slowing economy are increasing pressure on the Federal Reserve to cut short - term interest rates , but it isn ' t clear whether the central bank will do so . Signs of a slowing economy What are the signs of a slowing economy? 0 5 +709 1 Signs of a slowing economy are increasing pressure on the Federal Reserve to cut short - term interest rates , but it isn ' t clear whether the central bank will do so . Signs of a slowing economy what signs? 0 5 +709 2 A survey by the Fed ' s 12 district banks shows economic growth has been sluggish in recent weeks , while upward pressures on prices have moderated . " The economy is clearly slowing , " says Robert Black , president of the Richmond Federal Reserve Bank . Fed ' s 12 district banks are those all the banks? 4 10 +709 2 A survey by the Fed ' s 12 district banks shows economic growth has been sluggish in recent weeks , while upward pressures on prices have moderated . " The economy is clearly slowing , " says Robert Black , president of the Richmond Federal Reserve Bank . economy is clearly slowing , " why is it slowing? 30 36 +709 3 " If you look at the third quarter as posting roughly 2 . 5 % growth , I do see some slowing in the fourth quarter , " agrees Kansas City Fed President Roger Guffey . see some slowing why does he see that? 19 22 +709 3 " If you look at the third quarter as posting roughly 2 . 5 % growth , I do see some slowing in the fourth quarter , " agrees Kansas City Fed President Roger Guffey . third quarter which third quarter? 6 8 +709 4 Nevertheless , both Mr . Guffey and Mr . Black say the slowdown so far is no cause for concern . " We ' re coming closer to achieving the stated objective of slowing the economy to a point where hopefully some downward trend in prices will occur , " said Mr . Guffey . downward trend How does a slowing economy cause a downward trend in prices? 42 44 +709 4 Nevertheless , both Mr . Guffey and Mr . Black say the slowdown so far is no cause for concern . " We ' re coming closer to achieving the stated objective of slowing the economy to a point where hopefully some downward trend in prices will occur , " said Mr . Guffey . Mr . Guffey and Mr . Black who are these men? 3 10 +709 5 Bush administration officials are looking to the Fed to bring down rates , and financial markets seem to be expecting easier credit as well . " I think the market had been expecting the Fed to ease sooner and a little more than it has to date , " said Robert Johnson , vice president of global markets for Bankers Trust Co . easier credit why will credit be easy? 20 22 +709 5 Bush administration officials are looking to the Fed to bring down rates , and financial markets seem to be expecting easier credit as well . " I think the market had been expecting the Fed to ease sooner and a little more than it has to date , " said Robert Johnson , vice president of global markets for Bankers Trust Co . Bush administration officials Which Bush administration officials? 0 3 +709 5 Bush administration officials are looking to the Fed to bring down rates , and financial markets seem to be expecting easier credit as well . " I think the market had been expecting the Fed to ease sooner and a little more than it has to date , " said Robert Johnson , vice president of global markets for Bankers Trust Co . Fed Fed meaning who? 7 8 +710 1 Bank of New England Corp . said it has held talks with potential merger partners outside New England , although it added that nothing is imminent and it hasn ' t received any formal offers . potential merger partners outside New England , Who are the potential merger partners? 12 19 +710 1 Bank of New England Corp . said it has held talks with potential merger partners outside New England , although it added that nothing is imminent and it hasn ' t received any formal offers . partners Who are the potential partners? 14 15 +710 1 Bank of New England Corp . said it has held talks with potential merger partners outside New England , although it added that nothing is imminent and it hasn ' t received any formal offers . it hasn ' t received any formal offers Why is the Bank of New England Corp. looking for partners without having been prompted to do so? 27 35 +710 2 The discussions were disclosed as the bank holding company said that it has dropped its longstanding opposition to full interstate banking bills in Connecticut and in Massachusetts . interstate banking bills what are those? 19 22 +710 2 The discussions were disclosed as the bank holding company said that it has dropped its longstanding opposition to full interstate banking bills in Connecticut and in Massachusetts . full What are full interstate banking bills? 18 19 +710 2 The discussions were disclosed as the bank holding company said that it has dropped its longstanding opposition to full interstate banking bills in Connecticut and in Massachusetts . it has dropped its longstanding opposition What prompted the company's change of heart? 11 17 +710 3 Later yesterday , a Massachusetts senate committee approved a bill to allow national interstate banking by banks in the state beginning in 1991 . Later yesterday , What does later yesterday mean? 0 3 +710 3 Later yesterday , a Massachusetts senate committee approved a bill to allow national interstate banking by banks in the state beginning in 1991 . yesterday , what was the date? 1 3 +710 3 Later yesterday , a Massachusetts senate committee approved a bill to allow national interstate banking by banks in the state beginning in 1991 . interstate banking What is interstate banking? 13 15 +710 3 Later yesterday , a Massachusetts senate committee approved a bill to allow national interstate banking by banks in the state beginning in 1991 . a bill to allow national interstate banking How will this affect the financial sector of Massachusetts? 8 15 +710 3 Later yesterday , a Massachusetts senate committee approved a bill to allow national interstate banking by banks in the state beginning in 1991 . by banks in the state beginning in 1991 Was interstate banking already allowed in other states before 1991? 15 23 +710 4 Currently , both Massachusetts and Connecticut , where most of Bank of New England ' s operations are , allow interstate banking only within New England . allow interstate banking only within New England Do the banks of other regions have similar rules? 19 26 +710 4 Currently , both Massachusetts and Connecticut , where most of Bank of New England ' s operations are , allow interstate banking only within New England . where most of Bank of New England ' s operations How long has the Bank of New England been in operation? 7 17 +710 5 Richard Driscoll , vice chairman of Bank of New England , told the Dow Jones Professional Investor Report , " Certainly , there are those outside the region who think of us prospectively as a good partner . those Who is he referring to? 24 25 +710 5 Richard Driscoll , vice chairman of Bank of New England , told the Dow Jones Professional Investor Report , " Certainly , there are those outside the region who think of us prospectively as a good partner . who think of us prospectively as a good partner Who are these potential partners? 28 37 +711 1 The Transportation Department , responding to pressure from safety advocates , took further steps to impose on light trucks and vans the safety requirements used for automobiles . safety advocates , Which safety advocates were involved? 8 11 +711 1 The Transportation Department , responding to pressure from safety advocates , took further steps to impose on light trucks and vans the safety requirements used for automobiles . safety requirements what are the differences between the two sets of requirements? 22 24 +711 2 The department proposed requiring stronger roofs for light trucks and minivans , beginning with 1992 models . requiring stronger roofs would that solve the problem? 3 6 +711 2 The department proposed requiring stronger roofs for light trucks and minivans , beginning with 1992 models . requiring stronger roofs why wouldn't the heavier duty vehicles just automatically get stronger body panels when in engineering? 3 6 +711 3 It also issued a final rule requiring auto makers to equip light trucks and minivans with lap - shoulder belts for rear seats beginning in the 1992 model year . light trucks and minivans What constitutes each of these vehicle types? 11 15 +711 3 It also issued a final rule requiring auto makers to equip light trucks and minivans with lap - shoulder belts for rear seats beginning in the 1992 model year . lap - shoulder belts just regular seat belts? 16 20 +711 3 It also issued a final rule requiring auto makers to equip light trucks and minivans with lap - shoulder belts for rear seats beginning in the 1992 model year . lap - shoulder belts why did they decide to do the rear seats? 16 20 +711 4 Such belts already are required for the vehicles ' front seats . already are required Why require them on the front seats and not the rear? 2 5 +711 4 Such belts already are required for the vehicles ' front seats . Such belts What belts are required? 0 2 +711 5 " Today ' s action , " Transportation Secretary Samuel Skinner said , " represents another milestone in the ongoing program to promote vehicle occupant safety in light trucks and minivans through its extension of passenger car standards . " Samuel Skinner how long has he been secretary? 9 11 +711 5 " Today ' s action , " Transportation Secretary Samuel Skinner said , " represents another milestone in the ongoing program to promote vehicle occupant safety in light trucks and minivans through its extension of passenger car standards . " ongoing program what else has been made mandatory under this effort? 19 21 +712 1 Sea Containers Ltd . said it might increase the price of its $ 70 - a - share buy - back plan if pressed by Temple Holdings Ltd . , which made an earlier tender offer for Sea Containers . buy - back plan What is a buy-back plan? 18 22 +712 1 Sea Containers Ltd . said it might increase the price of its $ 70 - a - share buy - back plan if pressed by Temple Holdings Ltd . , which made an earlier tender offer for Sea Containers . tender offer what is a tender offer? 34 36 +712 1 Sea Containers Ltd . said it might increase the price of its $ 70 - a - share buy - back plan if pressed by Temple Holdings Ltd . , which made an earlier tender offer for Sea Containers . tender What was the tender offer? 34 35 +712 1 Sea Containers Ltd . said it might increase the price of its $ 70 - a - share buy - back plan if pressed by Temple Holdings Ltd . , which made an earlier tender offer for Sea Containers . Sea Containers What type of business is Sea Containers? 0 2 +712 1 Sea Containers Ltd . said it might increase the price of its $ 70 - a - share buy - back plan if pressed by Temple Holdings Ltd . , which made an earlier tender offer for Sea Containers . tender offer What was the tender offer for Sea Containers? 34 36 +712 2 Sea Containers , a Hamilton , Bermuda - based shipping concern , said Tuesday that it would sell $ 1 . 1 billion of assets and use some of the proceeds to buy about 50 % of its common shares for $ 70 apiece . to buy Why does a company buy its own stock back? 31 33 +712 2 Sea Containers , a Hamilton , Bermuda - based shipping concern , said Tuesday that it would sell $ 1 . 1 billion of assets and use some of the proceeds to buy about 50 % of its common shares for $ 70 apiece . Bermuda - based is bermuda a country? 6 9 +712 3 The move is designed to ward off a hostile takeover attempt by two European shipping concerns , Stena Holding AG and Tiphook PLC . hostile takeover Why do companies try hostile takeovers of other companies? 8 10 +712 3 The move is designed to ward off a hostile takeover attempt by two European shipping concerns , Stena Holding AG and Tiphook PLC . hostile Why the hostile takeover? 8 9 +712 4 In May , the two companies , through their jointly owned holding company , Temple , offered $ 50 a share , or $ 777 million , for Sea Containers . jointly owned holding company , Is this one umbrella company that owns both companies? 9 14 +712 5 In August , Temple sweetened the offer to $ 63 a share , or $ 963 million . August , of which year? 1 3 +713 1 " The Cosby Show " may have single - handedly turned around ratings at NBC since its debut in 1984 , and the Huxtable family still keeps millions of viewers laughing Thursday night on the network . Cosby Show " is cosby a bad guy? 2 5 +713 1 " The Cosby Show " may have single - handedly turned around ratings at NBC since its debut in 1984 , and the Huxtable family still keeps millions of viewers laughing Thursday night on the network . ratings How did the show turn around ratings? 12 13 +713 1 " The Cosby Show " may have single - handedly turned around ratings at NBC since its debut in 1984 , and the Huxtable family still keeps millions of viewers laughing Thursday night on the network . keeps How does the Huxtable family keep viewers? 26 27 +713 1 " The Cosby Show " may have single - handedly turned around ratings at NBC since its debut in 1984 , and the Huxtable family still keeps millions of viewers laughing Thursday night on the network . Thursday Why is the show on Thursday night? 31 32 +713 1 " The Cosby Show " may have single - handedly turned around ratings at NBC since its debut in 1984 , and the Huxtable family still keeps millions of viewers laughing Thursday night on the network . ratings What is The Cosby Show's ratings? 12 13 +713 2 But some of the TV stations that bought " Cosby " reruns for record prices two years ago aren ' t laughing much these days . laughing much because of the allegations? 21 23 +713 2 But some of the TV stations that bought " Cosby " reruns for record prices two years ago aren ' t laughing much these days . bought Why did the TV stations buy \"Cosby\"? 7 8 +713 2 But some of the TV stations that bought " Cosby " reruns for record prices two years ago aren ' t laughing much these days . reruns How long did the show rerun for? 11 12 +713 2 But some of the TV stations that bought " Cosby " reruns for record prices two years ago aren ' t laughing much these days . laughing Why were they laughing? 21 22 +713 2 But some of the TV stations that bought " Cosby " reruns for record prices two years ago aren ' t laughing much these days . record prices What were the record prices for The Cosby Show reruns? 13 15 +713 3 The reruns have helped ratings at many of the 187 network affiliates and independent TV stations that air the shows . helped How did the reruns help the ratings? 3 4 +713 3 The reruns have helped ratings at many of the 187 network affiliates and independent TV stations that air the shows . independent Why were the TV stations independent? 13 14 +713 3 The reruns have helped ratings at many of the 187 network affiliates and independent TV stations that air the shows . 187 network affiliates What are some of the 187 network affiliates? 9 12 +713 3 The reruns have helped ratings at many of the 187 network affiliates and independent TV stations that air the shows . independent TV stations What are some of the independent TV stations? 13 16 +713 3 The reruns have helped ratings at many of the 187 network affiliates and independent TV stations that air the shows . helped ratings By how much are the ratings being increased? 3 5 +713 4 But the ratings are considerably below expectations , and some stations say they may not buy new episodes when their current contracts expire . below Why were the expectations higher than the actual ratings? 5 6 +713 4 But the ratings are considerably below expectations , and some stations say they may not buy new episodes when their current contracts expire . buy Why will the stations not buy new episodes? 15 16 +713 4 But the ratings are considerably below expectations , and some stations say they may not buy new episodes when their current contracts expire . expire How long were the contracts? 22 23 +713 4 But the ratings are considerably below expectations , and some stations say they may not buy new episodes when their current contracts expire . ratings Why are the ratings below expectations? 2 3 +713 4 But the ratings are considerably below expectations , and some stations say they may not buy new episodes when their current contracts expire . considerably below expectations , How far below these expectations were the ratings falling? 4 8 +713 5 Meanwhile , stations are fuming because , many of them say , the show ' s distributor , Viacom Inc . , is giving an ultimatum : Either sign new long - term commitments to buy future episodes or risk losing " Cosby " to a competitor . competitor who are the competitors? 46 47 +713 5 Meanwhile , stations are fuming because , many of them say , the show ' s distributor , Viacom Inc . , is giving an ultimatum : Either sign new long - term commitments to buy future episodes or risk losing " Cosby " to a competitor . fuming How are they expressing emotions in their behavior? 4 5 +713 5 Meanwhile , stations are fuming because , many of them say , the show ' s distributor , Viacom Inc . , is giving an ultimatum : Either sign new long - term commitments to buy future episodes or risk losing " Cosby " to a competitor . distributor , How does Viacom Inc. distribute the show? 16 18 +713 5 Meanwhile , stations are fuming because , many of them say , the show ' s distributor , Viacom Inc . , is giving an ultimatum : Either sign new long - term commitments to buy future episodes or risk losing " Cosby " to a competitor . competitor Why do competitors want to buy the \"Cosby\" show? 46 47 +713 5 Meanwhile , stations are fuming because , many of them say , the show ' s distributor , Viacom Inc . , is giving an ultimatum : Either sign new long - term commitments to buy future episodes or risk losing " Cosby " to a competitor . long - term commitments What sort of time frame are these commitments requiring? 30 34 +714 1 The dollar posted gains against all major currencies yesterday , buoyed by persistent Japanese demand for U . S . bond issues . posted gains Is there a particular reason for the gains? 2 4 +714 1 The dollar posted gains against all major currencies yesterday , buoyed by persistent Japanese demand for U . S . bond issues . persistent Japanese demand for U . S . bond Why are the Japanese so persistent for U.S. bonds? 12 21 +714 1 The dollar posted gains against all major currencies yesterday , buoyed by persistent Japanese demand for U . S . bond issues . Japanese demand Why is there Japanese demand for U.S. bond issues? 13 15 +714 1 The dollar posted gains against all major currencies yesterday , buoyed by persistent Japanese demand for U . S . bond issues . persistent Japanese demand Why was there demand on the part of the Japanese for US bonds? 12 15 +714 1 The dollar posted gains against all major currencies yesterday , buoyed by persistent Japanese demand for U . S . bond issues . demand Why is there a demand for U.S. bonds from the Japanese? 14 15 +714 2 While market sentiment remains cautiously bearish on the dollar based on sluggish U . S . economic indicators , dealers note that Japanese demand has helped underpin the dollar against the yen and has kept the U . S . currency from plunging below key levels against the mark . bearish why are they bearish? 5 6 +714 2 While market sentiment remains cautiously bearish on the dollar based on sluggish U . S . economic indicators , dealers note that Japanese demand has helped underpin the dollar against the yen and has kept the U . S . currency from plunging below key levels against the mark . sluggish U . S . economic indicators , What are these indicators? 11 19 +714 2 While market sentiment remains cautiously bearish on the dollar based on sluggish U . S . economic indicators , dealers note that Japanese demand has helped underpin the dollar against the yen and has kept the U . S . currency from plunging below key levels against the mark . plunging below key levels What are the key levels? 42 46 +714 2 While market sentiment remains cautiously bearish on the dollar based on sluggish U . S . economic indicators , dealers note that Japanese demand has helped underpin the dollar against the yen and has kept the U . S . currency from plunging below key levels against the mark . sluggish U . S . economic indicators , What are the sluggish U.S. economic indicators? 11 19 +714 2 While market sentiment remains cautiously bearish on the dollar based on sluggish U . S . economic indicators , dealers note that Japanese demand has helped underpin the dollar against the yen and has kept the U . S . currency from plunging below key levels against the mark . sluggish U . S . economic indicators , What was causing economic data to be lower than expected? 11 19 +714 2 While market sentiment remains cautiously bearish on the dollar based on sluggish U . S . economic indicators , dealers note that Japanese demand has helped underpin the dollar against the yen and has kept the U . S . currency from plunging below key levels against the mark . yen How are the yen and the mark in terms of relative currency value? 31 32 +714 3 At the same time , dealers said the U . S . unit has been locked into a relatively narrow range in recent weeks , in part because the hefty Japanese demand for dollars has been offset by the mark ' s strength , resulting in a stalemate . Japanese demand why does japan want dollars? 30 32 +714 3 At the same time , dealers said the U . S . unit has been locked into a relatively narrow range in recent weeks , in part because the hefty Japanese demand for dollars has been offset by the mark ' s strength , resulting in a stalemate . has been locked Why has the U.S. unit been locked in recent weeks?\n\n 13 16 +714 3 At the same time , dealers said the U . S . unit has been locked into a relatively narrow range in recent weeks , in part because the hefty Japanese demand for dollars has been offset by the mark ' s strength , resulting in a stalemate . hefty Japanese demand What is the demand? 29 32 +714 4 Jay Goldinger , with Capital Insight Inc . , reasons that while the mark has posted significant gains against the yen as well - - the mark climbed to 77 . 70 yen from 77 . 56 yen late Tuesday in New York - - the strength of the U . S . bond market compared to its foreign counterparts has helped lure investors to dollar - denominated bonds , rather than mark bonds . Jay Goldinger , what are his credentials? 0 3 +714 4 Jay Goldinger , with Capital Insight Inc . , reasons that while the mark has posted significant gains against the yen as well - - the mark climbed to 77 . 70 yen from 77 . 56 yen late Tuesday in New York - - the strength of the U . S . bond market compared to its foreign counterparts has helped lure investors to dollar - denominated bonds , rather than mark bonds . has helped lure investors Is this a false sense of security or can the U.S. bond market be relied upon? 60 64 +714 4 Jay Goldinger , with Capital Insight Inc . , reasons that while the mark has posted significant gains against the yen as well - - the mark climbed to 77 . 70 yen from 77 . 56 yen late Tuesday in New York - - the strength of the U . S . bond market compared to its foreign counterparts has helped lure investors to dollar - denominated bonds , rather than mark bonds . mark bonds What does mark bonds mean? 72 74 +714 4 Jay Goldinger , with Capital Insight Inc . , reasons that while the mark has posted significant gains against the yen as well - - the mark climbed to 77 . 70 yen from 77 . 56 yen late Tuesday in New York - - the strength of the U . S . bond market compared to its foreign counterparts has helped lure investors to dollar - denominated bonds , rather than mark bonds . dollar - denominated bonds , What is the difference between dollar-dominated bonds and mark bonds? 65 70 +714 4 Jay Goldinger , with Capital Insight Inc . , reasons that while the mark has posted significant gains against the yen as well - - the mark climbed to 77 . 70 yen from 77 . 56 yen late Tuesday in New York - - the strength of the U . S . bond market compared to its foreign counterparts has helped lure investors to dollar - denominated bonds , rather than mark bonds . strength of the U . S . bond market Why has the US market been stronger than other countries' markets? 46 55 +714 5 " Dollar - yen { trade } is the driving force in the market , " said Tom Trettien , a vice president with Banque Paribas in New York , " but I ' m not convinced it will continue . driving force What makes it the driving force? 9 11 +714 5 " Dollar - yen { trade } is the driving force in the market , " said Tom Trettien , a vice president with Banque Paribas in New York , " but I ' m not convinced it will continue . " but I ' m not convinced it will continue Is there a problem? 30 40 +714 5 " Dollar - yen { trade } is the driving force in the market , " said Tom Trettien , a vice president with Banque Paribas in New York , " but I ' m not convinced it will continue . driving Why is Trettien not convinced dollar-yen trade will continue to be a driving market force? 9 10 +715 1 LSI Logic Corp . reported a surprise $ 35 . 7 million third - quarter net loss , including a special restructuring charge that reflects a continuing industry - wide slowdown in semiconductor demand . industry - wide slowdown in semiconductor demand Why is there a slowdown in semiconductor demand? 27 34 +715 1 LSI Logic Corp . reported a surprise $ 35 . 7 million third - quarter net loss , including a special restructuring charge that reflects a continuing industry - wide slowdown in semiconductor demand . surprise Why is this surprising? 6 7 +715 1 LSI Logic Corp . reported a surprise $ 35 . 7 million third - quarter net loss , including a special restructuring charge that reflects a continuing industry - wide slowdown in semiconductor demand . special Why is this special? What is the charge for? 20 21 +715 1 LSI Logic Corp . reported a surprise $ 35 . 7 million third - quarter net loss , including a special restructuring charge that reflects a continuing industry - wide slowdown in semiconductor demand . continuing How long has the slowdown been happening? 26 27 +715 1 LSI Logic Corp . reported a surprise $ 35 . 7 million third - quarter net loss , including a special restructuring charge that reflects a continuing industry - wide slowdown in semiconductor demand . third - quarter net loss , Why was the third-quarter net loss a surprise? 12 18 +715 1 LSI Logic Corp . reported a surprise $ 35 . 7 million third - quarter net loss , including a special restructuring charge that reflects a continuing industry - wide slowdown in semiconductor demand . semiconductor What is a semiconductor? 32 33 +715 2 In September , the custom - chip maker said excess capacity and lagging billings would result in an estimated $ 2 million to $ 3 million net loss for the third quarter . September , of which year? 1 3 +715 2 In September , the custom - chip maker said excess capacity and lagging billings would result in an estimated $ 2 million to $ 3 million net loss for the third quarter . excess How much excess capacity is there? 9 10 +715 2 In September , the custom - chip maker said excess capacity and lagging billings would result in an estimated $ 2 million to $ 3 million net loss for the third quarter . lagging Why are bills not being paid? 12 13 +715 3 But company officials said yesterday that they decided to take a $ 43 million pretax charge for the period to cover a restructuring of world - wide manufacturing operations , citing extended weakness in the market as well as a decision to switch to more economical production techniques . million pretax charge why did they decline it? 13 16 +715 3 But company officials said yesterday that they decided to take a $ 43 million pretax charge for the period to cover a restructuring of world - wide manufacturing operations , citing extended weakness in the market as well as a decision to switch to more economical production techniques . restructuring How will they restructure? 22 23 +715 3 But company officials said yesterday that they decided to take a $ 43 million pretax charge for the period to cover a restructuring of world - wide manufacturing operations , citing extended weakness in the market as well as a decision to switch to more economical production techniques . production What are these techniques? 46 47 +715 3 But company officials said yesterday that they decided to take a $ 43 million pretax charge for the period to cover a restructuring of world - wide manufacturing operations , citing extended weakness in the market as well as a decision to switch to more economical production techniques . more economical production techniques What are the more economical production techniques? 44 48 +715 4 " Over the summer months , there has been a slowing in the rate of new orders from the computer sector , our primary market , " said Wilfred J . Corrigan , chairman and chief executive officer . " In addition , recent industry forecasts for 1990 indicate a slow environment , at least until midyear . " As a result , the company said it decided to phase out its oldest capacity and " make appropriate reductions " in operating expenses . forecasts What are the details of these forecasts? 45 46 +715 4 " Over the summer months , there has been a slowing in the rate of new orders from the computer sector , our primary market , " said Wilfred J . Corrigan , chairman and chief executive officer . " In addition , recent industry forecasts for 1990 indicate a slow environment , at least until midyear . " As a result , the company said it decided to phase out its oldest capacity and " make appropriate reductions " in operating expenses . oldest What is this capacity? 72 73 +715 4 " Over the summer months , there has been a slowing in the rate of new orders from the computer sector , our primary market , " said Wilfred J . Corrigan , chairman and chief executive officer . " In addition , recent industry forecasts for 1990 indicate a slow environment , at least until midyear . " As a result , the company said it decided to phase out its oldest capacity and " make appropriate reductions " in operating expenses . reductions " What do these reductions include? 78 80 +715 5 The $ 35 . 7 million net loss equals 86 cents a share . 86 cents a share is that low or high? 9 13 +716 1 Fujitsu Ltd . ' s top executive took the unusual step of publicly apologizing for his company ' s making bids of just one yen for several local government projects , while computer rival NEC Corp . made a written apology for indulging in the same practice . one yen for why would they bet that? 23 26 +716 1 Fujitsu Ltd . ' s top executive took the unusual step of publicly apologizing for his company ' s making bids of just one yen for several local government projects , while computer rival NEC Corp . made a written apology for indulging in the same practice . making bids of just one yen How come the Government Allows Them to Make bids so low? 19 25 +716 1 Fujitsu Ltd . ' s top executive took the unusual step of publicly apologizing for his company ' s making bids of just one yen for several local government projects , while computer rival NEC Corp . made a written apology for indulging in the same practice . unusual Why was that unusual? 9 10 +716 1 Fujitsu Ltd . ' s top executive took the unusual step of publicly apologizing for his company ' s making bids of just one yen for several local government projects , while computer rival NEC Corp . made a written apology for indulging in the same practice . practice Why did both companies use this practice? 46 47 +716 1 Fujitsu Ltd . ' s top executive took the unusual step of publicly apologizing for his company ' s making bids of just one yen for several local government projects , while computer rival NEC Corp . made a written apology for indulging in the same practice . unusual Why is it unusual for a top executive to apologize? 9 10 +716 1 Fujitsu Ltd . ' s top executive took the unusual step of publicly apologizing for his company ' s making bids of just one yen for several local government projects , while computer rival NEC Corp . made a written apology for indulging in the same practice . making Why was the company making bids of just one yen for some local government projects? 19 20 +716 1 Fujitsu Ltd . ' s top executive took the unusual step of publicly apologizing for his company ' s making bids of just one yen for several local government projects , while computer rival NEC Corp . made a written apology for indulging in the same practice . same Why were multiple companies bidding one yen on local government projects? 45 46 +716 2 Meanwhile , business and government leaders rebuked the computer makers , and fretted about the broader statement the companies ' actions make about Japanese cutthroat pricing . cutthroat pricing is that well known? 24 26 +716 2 Meanwhile , business and government leaders rebuked the computer makers , and fretted about the broader statement the companies ' actions make about Japanese cutthroat pricing . actions What actions? 20 21 +716 2 Meanwhile , business and government leaders rebuked the computer makers , and fretted about the broader statement the companies ' actions make about Japanese cutthroat pricing . rebuked How were the computer makers rebuked? 6 7 +716 2 Meanwhile , business and government leaders rebuked the computer makers , and fretted about the broader statement the companies ' actions make about Japanese cutthroat pricing . broader How was the statement about the companies actions broad? 15 16 +716 3 Fujitsu said it bid the equivalent of less than a U . S . penny on three separate municipal contracts during the past two years . municipal contracts Which municipal contracts did Fujitsu bid less than a penny? 18 20 +716 3 Fujitsu said it bid the equivalent of less than a U . S . penny on three separate municipal contracts during the past two years . bid Why did Fujitsu bid the equivalent of less than a U.S. penny on three separate municipal contracts? 3 4 +716 4 The company also disclosed that during that period it offered 10 , 000 yen , or about $ 70 , for another contract . or about $ 70 , why do they keep bidding so low? 15 20 +716 4 The company also disclosed that during that period it offered 10 , 000 yen , or about $ 70 , for another contract . contract Which contract did Fujitsu offer 10,000 yen? 22 23 +716 4 The company also disclosed that during that period it offered 10 , 000 yen , or about $ 70 , for another contract . $ 70 , Why was this contract more expensive to them? 17 20 +716 4 The company also disclosed that during that period it offered 10 , 000 yen , or about $ 70 , for another contract . disclosed Why did the company disclose that it offered 10,000 yen for another contract? 3 4 +716 5 But Fujitsu , Japan ' s No . 1 computer maker , isn ' t alone . alone Why aren't they alone? 15 16 +716 5 But Fujitsu , Japan ' s No . 1 computer maker , isn ' t alone . isn ' t Why is Fujitsu not alone? 12 15 +717 1 The Department of Health and Human Services plans to extend its moratorium on federal funding of research involving fetal - tissue transplants . extend its moratorium on federal funding Why are they extending the moratorium? 9 15 +717 1 The Department of Health and Human Services plans to extend its moratorium on federal funding of research involving fetal - tissue transplants . moratorium how long was the moratorium? 11 12 +717 1 The Department of Health and Human Services plans to extend its moratorium on federal funding of research involving fetal - tissue transplants . The Department of Health and Human Services Is this nationwide? 0 7 +717 2 Medical researchers believe the transplantation of small amounts of fetal tissue into humans could help treat juvenile diabetes and such degenerative diseases as Alzheimer ' s , Parkinson ' s and Huntington ' s . fetal tissue How does the fetal tissue help the diseases like diabetes? 9 11 +717 2 Medical researchers believe the transplantation of small amounts of fetal tissue into humans could help treat juvenile diabetes and such degenerative diseases as Alzheimer ' s , Parkinson ' s and Huntington ' s . juvenile diabetes how does it help diabetes? 16 18 +717 2 Medical researchers believe the transplantation of small amounts of fetal tissue into humans could help treat juvenile diabetes and such degenerative diseases as Alzheimer ' s , Parkinson ' s and Huntington ' s . researchers where are the researchers from? 1 2 +717 2 Medical researchers believe the transplantation of small amounts of fetal tissue into humans could help treat juvenile diabetes and such degenerative diseases as Alzheimer ' s , Parkinson ' s and Huntington ' s . Medical researchers believe Which medical researchers? 0 3 +717 3 But anti - abortionists oppose such research because they worry that the development of therapies using fetal - tissue transplants could lead to an increase in abortions . lead to an increase in abortions . How could an increase of use of fetal tissue increase abortions? 21 28 +717 5 Department officials say that HHS Secretary Louis Sullivan will support Dr . Mason ' s ruling , which will be issued soon in the form of a letter to the acting director of the National Institutes of Health . will support Dr . Mason ' s ruling , What is his reasoning behind supporting the ruling? 8 17 +717 5 Department officials say that HHS Secretary Louis Sullivan will support Dr . Mason ' s ruling , which will be issued soon in the form of a letter to the acting director of the National Institutes of Health . HHS what does hhs stand for? 4 5 +717 5 Department officials say that HHS Secretary Louis Sullivan will support Dr . Mason ' s ruling , which will be issued soon in the form of a letter to the acting director of the National Institutes of Health . director who is the acting director? 31 32 +717 5 Department officials say that HHS Secretary Louis Sullivan will support Dr . Mason ' s ruling , which will be issued soon in the form of a letter to the acting director of the National Institutes of Health . Department officials say Which department officials? 0 3 +718 1 Since chalk first touched slate , schoolchildren have wanted to know : What ' s on the test ? test ? what are they talking about? 17 19 +718 1 Since chalk first touched slate , schoolchildren have wanted to know : What ' s on the test ? Since chalk first touched slate , does this phrase mean something similar to \"since the beginning of time\"? 0 6 +718 2 These days , students can often find the answer in test - coaching workbooks and worksheets their teachers give them in the weeks prior to taking standardized achievement tests . These days , for how many years was this possible? 0 3 +718 4 Worksheets in a test - practice kit called Learning Materials , sold to schools across the country by Macmillan / McGraw - Hill School Publishing Co . , contain the same questions . same questions same questions as those found in the California Achievement Test? 30 32 +718 4 Worksheets in a test - practice kit called Learning Materials , sold to schools across the country by Macmillan / McGraw - Hill School Publishing Co . , contain the same questions . sold to schools how much do they cost? 11 14 +718 5 In many other instances , there is almost no difference between the real test and Learning Materials . Learning Materials is that an official name? 15 17 +718 5 In many other instances , there is almost no difference between the real test and Learning Materials . no difference Why would there be no difference between the real test and learning materials? 8 10 +718 5 In many other instances , there is almost no difference between the real test and Learning Materials . almost no difference what are the few differences that do exist? 7 10 +719 1 The U . S . and Soviet Union are holding technical talks about possible repayment by Moscow of $ 188 million in pre - Communist Russian debts owed to the U . S . government , the State Department said . technical talks What does technical talks mean? 10 12 +719 1 The U . S . and Soviet Union are holding technical talks about possible repayment by Moscow of $ 188 million in pre - Communist Russian debts owed to the U . S . government , the State Department said . Russian debts What was the Russian debt regarding or from? 25 27 +719 1 The U . S . and Soviet Union are holding technical talks about possible repayment by Moscow of $ 188 million in pre - Communist Russian debts owed to the U . S . government , the State Department said . technical talks What type of technical talks? 10 12 +719 2 If the debts are repaid , it could clear the way for Soviet bonds to be sold in the U . S . However , after two meetings with the Soviets , a State Department spokesman said that it ' s " too early to say " whether that will happen . are repaid , can they be repaid? 3 6 +719 2 If the debts are repaid , it could clear the way for Soviet bonds to be sold in the U . S . However , after two meetings with the Soviets , a State Department spokesman said that it ' s " too early to say " whether that will happen . a State Department spokesman said Who is the department spokesman? 32 37 +719 2 If the debts are repaid , it could clear the way for Soviet bonds to be sold in the U . S . However , after two meetings with the Soviets , a State Department spokesman said that it ' s " too early to say " whether that will happen . Soviet bonds What are Soviet Bonds? 12 14 +719 2 If the debts are repaid , it could clear the way for Soviet bonds to be sold in the U . S . However , after two meetings with the Soviets , a State Department spokesman said that it ' s " too early to say " whether that will happen . bonds Why does this clear the way for Soviet bonds to be sold in the U.S.? 13 14 +719 2 If the debts are repaid , it could clear the way for Soviet bonds to be sold in the U . S . However , after two meetings with the Soviets , a State Department spokesman said that it ' s " too early to say " whether that will happen . " too early to say " What work would have to go in before this can go ahead? 41 47 +719 3 Coincident with the talks , the State Department said it has permitted a Soviet bank to open a New York branch . Coincident is it really a coincidence? 0 1 +719 3 Coincident with the talks , the State Department said it has permitted a Soviet bank to open a New York branch . Soviet bank Whats the difference from a Soviet Bank and a US Bank 13 15 +719 5 But a Soviet bank here would be crippled unless Moscow found a way to settle the $ 188 million debt , which was lent to the country ' s short - lived democratic Kerensky government before the Communists seized power in 1917 . lent Lent for what purposes? 23 24 +719 5 But a Soviet bank here would be crippled unless Moscow found a way to settle the $ 188 million debt , which was lent to the country ' s short - lived democratic Kerensky government before the Communists seized power in 1917 . crippled Why would the bank be crippled without settling the debt? 7 8 +719 5 But a Soviet bank here would be crippled unless Moscow found a way to settle the $ 188 million debt , which was lent to the country ' s short - lived democratic Kerensky government before the Communists seized power in 1917 . $ 188 million debt , could this debt be wiped off? 16 21 +720 1 Pick a country , any country . country what country and why? 2 3 +720 1 Pick a country , any country . country , any pick a country for what? 2 5 +720 1 Pick a country , any country . Pick Why pick a country? 0 1 +720 1 Pick a country , any country . Pick a country , for what would i pick a country? 0 4 +720 2 It ' s the latest investment craze sweeping Wall Street : a rash of new closed - end country funds , those publicly traded portfolios that invest in stocks of a single foreign country . closed - end country funds , what are these funds? 15 21 +720 2 It ' s the latest investment craze sweeping Wall Street : a rash of new closed - end country funds , those publicly traded portfolios that invest in stocks of a single foreign country . investment Why are publicly traded portfolios investing in stocks of a single foreign country? 5 6 +720 2 It ' s the latest investment craze sweeping Wall Street : a rash of new closed - end country funds , those publicly traded portfolios that invest in stocks of a single foreign country . closed - end Why are the country funds closed-end? 15 18 +720 2 It ' s the latest investment craze sweeping Wall Street : a rash of new closed - end country funds , those publicly traded portfolios that invest in stocks of a single foreign country . single foreign country Why might it be beneficial to invest in one country specifically? 31 34 +720 2 It ' s the latest investment craze sweeping Wall Street : a rash of new closed - end country funds , those publicly traded portfolios that invest in stocks of a single foreign country . single foreign why is this paragraph so confusing? 31 33 +720 3 No fewer than 24 country funds have been launched or registered with regulators this year , triple the level of all of 1988 , according to Charles E . Simon & Co . , a Washington - based research firm . 24 country funds which countries? 3 6 +720 3 No fewer than 24 country funds have been launched or registered with regulators this year , triple the level of all of 1988 , according to Charles E . Simon & Co . , a Washington - based research firm . registered Why are the country funds registered with regulators? 10 11 +720 3 No fewer than 24 country funds have been launched or registered with regulators this year , triple the level of all of 1988 , according to Charles E . Simon & Co . , a Washington - based research firm . research How does Charles E. Simon & Co. know no fewer than 24 country funds have been launched or registered? 38 39 +720 3 No fewer than 24 country funds have been launched or registered with regulators this year , triple the level of all of 1988 , according to Charles E . Simon & Co . , a Washington - based research firm . triple the level of all of 1988 , Why has there been such an increase in these funds being launched? 16 24 +720 3 No fewer than 24 country funds have been launched or registered with regulators this year , triple the level of all of 1988 , according to Charles E . Simon & Co . , a Washington - based research firm . funds from which countries are the funds? 5 6 +720 4 The turf recently has ranged from Chile to Austria to Portugal . turf Why is the turf ranging from Chile, Austria to Portugal? 1 2 +720 4 The turf recently has ranged from Chile to Austria to Portugal . turf what is turf? 1 2 +720 5 Next week , the Philippine Fund ' s launch will be capped by a visit by Philippine President Corazon Aquino - - the first time a head of state has kicked off an issue at the Big Board here . capped Why is the Philippine Fund's launch capped by a visit by Philippine President Corazon Aquino? 11 12 +720 5 Next week , the Philippine Fund ' s launch will be capped by a visit by Philippine President Corazon Aquino - - the first time a head of state has kicked off an issue at the Big Board here . first Why has a head of state never kicked off an issue at the Big Board? 23 24 +720 5 Next week , the Philippine Fund ' s launch will be capped by a visit by Philippine President Corazon Aquino - - the first time a head of state has kicked off an issue at the Big Board here . Philippine Fund ' s what where the philippine funds? 4 8 +721 1 Japanese investors nearly single - handedly bought up two new mortgage securities - based mutual funds totaling $ 701 million , the U . S . Federal National Mortgage Association said . Japanese investors Who are the Japanese investors? 0 2 +721 1 Japanese investors nearly single - handedly bought up two new mortgage securities - based mutual funds totaling $ 701 million , the U . S . Federal National Mortgage Association said . bought up Why did Japenese investors buy up two mortgage securities-based mutual funds? 6 8 +721 1 Japanese investors nearly single - handedly bought up two new mortgage securities - based mutual funds totaling $ 701 million , the U . S . Federal National Mortgage Association said . two new mortgage securities - based mutual funds Which mutual funds were purchased? 8 16 +721 2 The purchases show the strong interest of Japanese investors in U . S . mortgage - based instruments , Fannie Mae ' s chairman , David O . Maxwell , said at a news conference . strong interest of Japanese investors Why were the investors so interested? 4 9 +721 4 The rest went to investors from France and Hong Kong . investors Who are the investors? 4 5 +721 5 Earlier this year , Japanese investors snapped up a similar , $ 570 million mortgage - backed securities mutual fund . securities mutual fund . Which mutual fund was purchased in this case? 17 21 +721 5 Earlier this year , Japanese investors snapped up a similar , $ 570 million mortgage - backed securities mutual fund . Japanese investors snapped up why do the japanese love american mortgages? 4 8 +722 1 Magna International Inc . ' s chief financial officer , James McAlpine , resigned and its chairman , Frank Stronach , is stepping in to help turn the automotive - parts manufacturer around , the company said . turn the automotive - parts manufacturer around , Why is the company struggling? 26 34 +722 1 Magna International Inc . ' s chief financial officer , James McAlpine , resigned and its chairman , Frank Stronach , is stepping in to help turn the automotive - parts manufacturer around , the company said . is stepping in For how long will he be stepping in? 21 24 +722 1 Magna International Inc . ' s chief financial officer , James McAlpine , resigned and its chairman , Frank Stronach , is stepping in to help turn the automotive - parts manufacturer around , the company said . resigned Why did he resign? 13 14 +722 1 Magna International Inc . ' s chief financial officer , James McAlpine , resigned and its chairman , Frank Stronach , is stepping in to help turn the automotive - parts manufacturer around , the company said . turn the automotive - parts manufacturer around , Why does the company need to be turned around? 26 34 +722 2 Mr . Stronach will direct an effort to reduce overhead and curb capital spending " until a more satisfactory level of profit is achieved and maintained , " Magna said . curb capital spending how can they curb? 11 14 +722 2 Mr . Stronach will direct an effort to reduce overhead and curb capital spending " until a more satisfactory level of profit is achieved and maintained , " Magna said . reduce overhead and curb capital spending Why is overhead so high? 8 14 +722 2 Mr . Stronach will direct an effort to reduce overhead and curb capital spending " until a more satisfactory level of profit is achieved and maintained , " Magna said . reduce overhead and curb capital spending How will he reduce overhead and curb capital spending? 8 14 +722 3 Stephen Akerfeldt , currently vice president finance , will succeed Mr . McAlpine . succeed when will that happen? 9 10 +722 3 Stephen Akerfeldt , currently vice president finance , will succeed Mr . McAlpine . Stephen Akerfeldt , How long will be stepping in for? 0 3 +722 4 An ambitious expansion has left Magna with excess capacity and a heavy debt load as the automotive industry enters a downturn . ambitious expansion What exactly was the expansion containing? 1 3 +722 4 An ambitious expansion has left Magna with excess capacity and a heavy debt load as the automotive industry enters a downturn . An ambitious expansion What kind of expansion 0 3 +722 4 An ambitious expansion has left Magna with excess capacity and a heavy debt load as the automotive industry enters a downturn . ambitious expansion How did the ambitious expansion fail? 1 3 +722 5 The company has reported declines in operating profit in each of the past three years , despite steady sales growth . reported declines big declines? 3 5 +722 5 The company has reported declines in operating profit in each of the past three years , despite steady sales growth . declines in operating profit How has the company been able to realize growth even with a decline in operating profits? 4 8 +722 5 The company has reported declines in operating profit in each of the past three years , despite steady sales growth . reported Why are there reported declines when there is steady growth? 3 4 +723 1 The White House said President Bush has approved duty - free treatment for imports of certain types of watches that aren ' t produced in " significant quantities " in the U . S . , the Virgin Islands and other U . S . possessions . " significant quantities " How much is a significant quantity? 25 29 +723 1 The White House said President Bush has approved duty - free treatment for imports of certain types of watches that aren ' t produced in " significant quantities " in the U . S . , the Virgin Islands and other U . S . possessions . types of watches Which types of waches will be duty-free? 16 19 +723 1 The White House said President Bush has approved duty - free treatment for imports of certain types of watches that aren ' t produced in " significant quantities " in the U . S . , the Virgin Islands and other U . S . possessions . quantities " Why are watches that aren’t produced in the US etc. is significant quantities now allowed to be imported duty-free? 27 29 +723 1 The White House said President Bush has approved duty - free treatment for imports of certain types of watches that aren ' t produced in " significant quantities " in the U . S . , the Virgin Islands and other U . S . possessions . certain types of watches What types of watches? 15 19 +723 2 The action came in response to a petition filed by Timex Inc . for changes in the U . S . Generalized System of Preferences for imports from developing nations . petition where did they file it? 7 8 +723 2 The action came in response to a petition filed by Timex Inc . for changes in the U . S . Generalized System of Preferences for imports from developing nations . imports from developing nations How did Timex want the imports from developing nations changed? 26 30 +723 2 The action came in response to a petition filed by Timex Inc . for changes in the U . S . Generalized System of Preferences for imports from developing nations . U . S . Generalized System of Preferences What is the U.S. Generalized System of Preferences for imports? 17 25 +723 2 The action came in response to a petition filed by Timex Inc . for changes in the U . S . Generalized System of Preferences for imports from developing nations . petition Why did Times Inc petition to changes to regulations of imports from developing countries? 7 8 +723 3 Previously , watch imports were denied such duty - free treatment . watch imports why were they denied? 2 4 +723 3 Previously , watch imports were denied such duty - free treatment . denied such duty - free treatment Why were they denied duty-free treatment? 5 11 +723 3 Previously , watch imports were denied such duty - free treatment . Previously , Why were watches previously not imported duty-free? 0 2 +723 4 Timex had requested duty - free treatment for many types of watches , covered by 58 different U . S . tariff classifications . types of watches , Which types of watches did Timex request duty-free treatment for? 9 13 +723 5 The White House said Mr . Bush decided to grant duty - free status for 18 categories , but turned down such treatment for other types of watches " because of the potential for material injury to watch producers located in the U . S . and the Virgin Islands . " material injury what does this mean? 34 36 +723 5 The White House said Mr . Bush decided to grant duty - free status for 18 categories , but turned down such treatment for other types of watches " because of the potential for material injury to watch producers located in the U . S . and the Virgin Islands . " grant duty - free status for 18 categories , Why did Bush grant duty-free status to these 18 categories? 9 18 +723 5 The White House said Mr . Bush decided to grant duty - free status for 18 categories , but turned down such treatment for other types of watches " because of the potential for material injury to watch producers located in the U . S . and the Virgin Islands . " 18 categories , Which 18 categories did President Bush grant duty-free status for? 15 18 +724 1 Oil production from Australia ' s Bass Strait fields will be raised by 11 , 000 barrels a day to about 321 , 000 barrels with the launch of the Whiting field , the first of five small fields scheduled to be brought into production before the end of 1990 . first of five small fields What are the other four fields? 34 39 +724 1 Oil production from Australia ' s Bass Strait fields will be raised by 11 , 000 barrels a day to about 321 , 000 barrels with the launch of the Whiting field , the first of five small fields scheduled to be brought into production before the end of 1990 . raised Why is the amount of barrels a day being increased? 11 12 +724 1 Oil production from Australia ' s Bass Strait fields will be raised by 11 , 000 barrels a day to about 321 , 000 barrels with the launch of the Whiting field , the first of five small fields scheduled to be brought into production before the end of 1990 . launch Why was the Whiting field launched? 27 28 +724 2 Esso Australia Ltd . , a unit of New York - based Exxon Corp . , and Broken Hill Pty . operate the fields in a joint venture . joint Why are Esso Australia Ltd. working with Broken Hill Pty. working together on a venture? 26 27 +724 3 Esso said the Whiting field started production Tuesday . Tuesday which year was it? 7 8 +724 3 Esso said the Whiting field started production Tuesday . started How did production start? 5 6 +724 4 Output will be gradually increased until it reaches about 11 , 000 barrels a day . gradually increased by day or month? 3 5 +724 4 Output will be gradually increased until it reaches about 11 , 000 barrels a day . gradually How will output be gradually increased? 3 4 +724 4 Output will be gradually increased until it reaches about 11 , 000 barrels a day . increased Why will output be gradually increased? 4 5 +724 4 Output will be gradually increased until it reaches about 11 , 000 barrels a day . 11 , 000 Why will it stop at 11,000 barrels a day? 9 12 +724 4 Output will be gradually increased until it reaches about 11 , 000 barrels a day . increased By what means will production be increased? 4 5 +724 5 The field has reserves of 21 million barrels . of 21 million barrels how long will that last? 4 8 +724 5 The field has reserves of 21 million barrels . reserves Why does the field reserve barrels? 3 4 +724 5 The field has reserves of 21 million barrels . reserves How are reserves calculated? 3 4 +725 1 THREE COMPUTERS THAT CHANGED the face of personal computing were launched in 1977 . THREE COMPUTERS What are the three computers that changed the face of computing? 0 2 +725 1 THREE COMPUTERS THAT CHANGED the face of personal computing were launched in 1977 . THREE COMPUTERS What were the three computers? 0 2 +725 1 THREE COMPUTERS THAT CHANGED the face of personal computing were launched in 1977 . THREE COMPUTERS which three? 0 2 +725 1 THREE COMPUTERS THAT CHANGED the face of personal computing were launched in 1977 . THREE COMPUTERS What are the three computers being referred to? 0 2 +725 1 THREE COMPUTERS THAT CHANGED the face of personal computing were launched in 1977 . THREE COMPUTERS what are these 3 computers? 0 2 +725 1 THREE COMPUTERS THAT CHANGED the face of personal computing were launched in 1977 . personal computing what exactly is personal computing? 7 9 +725 2 That year the Apple II , Commodore Pet and Tandy TRS - 80 came to market . Tandy who made the tandy? 9 10 +725 3 The computers were crude by today ' s standards . crude How were the computers crude? 3 4 +725 3 The computers were crude by today ' s standards . today ' s standards but how did they compare to the standards back then? 5 9 +725 4 Apple II owners , for example , had to use their television sets as screens and stored data on audiocassettes . television sets as screens did the computer not come with a screen then? 11 15 +725 4 Apple II owners , for example , had to use their television sets as screens and stored data on audiocassettes . stored data on audiocassettes did the computer not come with storage? 16 20 +725 5 But Apple II was a major advance from Apple I , which was built in a garage by Stephen Wozniak and Steven Jobs for hobbyists such as the Homebrew Computer Club . major advance How was Apple II a major advance from Apple I? 5 7 +725 5 But Apple II was a major advance from Apple I , which was built in a garage by Stephen Wozniak and Steven Jobs for hobbyists such as the Homebrew Computer Club . major advance What made this computer a major advance from it's predecessor ? 5 7 +725 5 But Apple II was a major advance from Apple I , which was built in a garage by Stephen Wozniak and Steven Jobs for hobbyists such as the Homebrew Computer Club . Homebrew Computer Club what is this? 28 31 +726 1 Argentina said it will ask creditor banks to halve its foreign debt of $ 64 billion - - the third - highest in the developing world . $ 64 billion Why is their debt so high? 13 16 +726 1 Argentina said it will ask creditor banks to halve its foreign debt of $ 64 billion - - the third - highest in the developing world . the third - highest What country has the largest foreign debt? 18 22 +726 1 Argentina said it will ask creditor banks to halve its foreign debt of $ 64 billion - - the third - highest in the developing world . ask creditor banks Which creditor banks? 4 7 +726 1 Argentina said it will ask creditor banks to halve its foreign debt of $ 64 billion - - the third - highest in the developing world . creditor banks to halve why would they do that for them? 5 9 +726 1 Argentina said it will ask creditor banks to halve its foreign debt of $ 64 billion - - the third - highest in the developing world . ask Why is Argentina asking creditor banks to halve its foreign debt? 4 5 +726 1 Argentina said it will ask creditor banks to halve its foreign debt of $ 64 billion - - the third - highest in the developing world . debt Why do banks have foreign debt? 11 12 +726 2 The declaration by Economy Minister Nestor Rapanelli is believed to be the first time such an action has been called for by an Argentine official of such stature . the first time Why has this not happened before? 11 14 +726 2 The declaration by Economy Minister Nestor Rapanelli is believed to be the first time such an action has been called for by an Argentine official of such stature . action Why did Economy Minister Nestor Rapanelli take an action never done before? 16 17 +726 2 The declaration by Economy Minister Nestor Rapanelli is believed to be the first time such an action has been called for by an Argentine official of such stature . stature Why is the request considered to of \"such stature\"? 27 28 +726 3 The Latin American nation has paid very little on its debt since early last year . paid very little Is their a particular reason they are not paying this debt? 5 8 +726 3 The Latin American nation has paid very little on its debt since early last year . has paid very little because they cant pay? 4 8 +726 3 The Latin American nation has paid very little on its debt since early last year . paid very little on its debt How much has it paid, compared to how much it owes? 5 11 +726 3 The Latin American nation has paid very little on its debt since early last year . paid Why does the Latin American nation not pay its debts? 5 6 +726 3 The Latin American nation has paid very little on its debt since early last year . debt Why does the Latin American nation have debt? 10 11 +726 3 The Latin American nation has paid very little on its debt since early last year . last How does the Latin American nation get money to pay its debt? 13 14 +726 4 " Argentina aspires to reach a reduction of 50 % in the value of its external debt , " Mr . Rapanelli said through his spokesman , Miguel Alurralde . " Argentina aspires to reach a reduction of 50 % For what reason? 0 10 +726 4 " Argentina aspires to reach a reduction of 50 % in the value of its external debt , " Mr . Rapanelli said through his spokesman , Miguel Alurralde . through his spokesman , Miguel how did he say it through him? 23 28 +726 4 " Argentina aspires to reach a reduction of 50 % in the value of its external debt , " Mr . Rapanelli said through his spokesman , Miguel Alurralde . value How is Argentina generated value to pay on its debt? 12 13 +726 4 " Argentina aspires to reach a reduction of 50 % in the value of its external debt , " Mr . Rapanelli said through his spokesman , Miguel Alurralde . spokesman , Why is Mr. Rapanelli speaking through his spokesman? 25 27 +726 5 Mr . Rapanelli met in August with U . S . Assistant Treasury Secretary David Mulford . met in August Was this meeting in reference to the reduction in debt? 3 6 +726 5 Mr . Rapanelli met in August with U . S . Assistant Treasury Secretary David Mulford . met Why did Mr. Rapanelli and U.S. Assistant Treasury Secretary David Mulford meet? 3 4 +727 1 The U . S . , claiming some success in its trade diplomacy , removed South Korea , Taiwan and Saudi Arabia from a list of countries it is closely watching for allegedly failing to honor U . S . patents , copyrights and other intellectual - property rights . Korea , Taiwan and Saudi why did they remove? 16 21 +727 1 The U . S . , claiming some success in its trade diplomacy , removed South Korea , Taiwan and Saudi Arabia from a list of countries it is closely watching for allegedly failing to honor U . S . patents , copyrights and other intellectual - property rights . trade diplomacy , How was trade diplomacy used? 11 14 +727 1 The U . S . , claiming some success in its trade diplomacy , removed South Korea , Taiwan and Saudi Arabia from a list of countries it is closely watching for allegedly failing to honor U . S . patents , copyrights and other intellectual - property rights . failing to honor U . S . patents , How were the countries dishonoring these rights? 33 42 +727 1 The U . S . , claiming some success in its trade diplomacy , removed South Korea , Taiwan and Saudi Arabia from a list of countries it is closely watching for allegedly failing to honor U . S . patents , copyrights and other intellectual - property rights . trade diplomacy , What is the trade diplomacy? 11 14 +727 3 Under the new U . S . trade law , those countries could face accelerated unfair - trade investigations and stiff trade sanctions if they don ' t improve their protection of intellectual property by next spring . stiff trade sanctions What sort of sanctions could be levied? 20 23 +727 4 Mrs . Hills said many of the 25 countries that she placed under varying degrees of scrutiny have made " genuine progress " on this touchy issue . " genuine progress " how can they measure? 19 23 +727 4 Mrs . Hills said many of the 25 countries that she placed under varying degrees of scrutiny have made " genuine progress " on this touchy issue . " genuine progress " How have they made genuine progress? 19 23 +727 4 Mrs . Hills said many of the 25 countries that she placed under varying degrees of scrutiny have made " genuine progress " on this touchy issue . " genuine progress " How is this measured? 19 23 +727 5 She said there is " growing realization " around the world that denial of intellectual - property rights harms all trading nations , and particularly the " creativity and inventiveness of an { offending } country ' s own citizens . " " growing realization " how are they realizing? 4 8 +728 1 John R . Stevens , 49 years old , was named senior executive vice president and chief operating officer , both new positions . was named Was he elected or appointed? 9 11 +728 1 John R . Stevens , 49 years old , was named senior executive vice president and chief operating officer , both new positions . both new positions What was his previous position? 20 23 +728 1 John R . Stevens , 49 years old , was named senior executive vice president and chief operating officer , both new positions . new positions he has two jobs? 21 23 +728 1 John R . Stevens , 49 years old , was named senior executive vice president and chief operating officer , both new positions . executive vice president Executive vice president for what organization? 12 15 +728 1 John R . Stevens , 49 years old , was named senior executive vice president and chief operating officer , both new positions . chief operating officer , Chief operating officer for what organization? 16 20 +728 1 John R . Stevens , 49 years old , was named senior executive vice president and chief operating officer , both new positions . named Why was John R Stevens qualified for executive positions? 10 11 +728 1 John R . Stevens , 49 years old , was named senior executive vice president and chief operating officer , both new positions . both Why was Mr. Stevens put in charge of two major positions? 20 21 +728 1 John R . Stevens , 49 years old , was named senior executive vice president and chief operating officer , both new positions . named What company was he named at? 10 11 +728 2 He will continue to report to Donald Pardus , president and chief executive officer . will continue How long has he been reporting to Donald Pardus? 1 3 +728 2 He will continue to report to Donald Pardus , president and chief executive officer . president President of what organization? 9 10 +728 2 He will continue to report to Donald Pardus , president and chief executive officer . chief executive officer Chief executive officer of what organization? 11 14 +728 2 He will continue to report to Donald Pardus , president and chief executive officer . report How does he report to Mr. Pardus? 4 5 +728 2 He will continue to report to Donald Pardus , president and chief executive officer . president President of what? 9 10 +728 3 Mr . Stevens was executive vice president of this electric - utility holding company . electric - utility holding company What is the name of this company? 9 14 +728 3 Mr . Stevens was executive vice president of this electric - utility holding company . company How well is the company performing financially? 13 14 +728 3 Mr . Stevens was executive vice president of this electric - utility holding company . electric - utility How did the electric-utility perform in the stock market? 9 12 +728 4 Arthur A . Hatch , 59 , was named executive vice president of the company . was named Was he elected or appointed? 7 9 +728 4 Arthur A . Hatch , 59 , was named executive vice president of the company . executive vice president What is the executive vice president's function in the company? 9 12 +728 4 Arthur A . Hatch , 59 , was named executive vice president of the company . named Why was Mr. Hatch named the executive vice president? 8 9 +728 5 He was previously president of the company ' s Eastern Edison Co . unit . was previously Why was he no longer president of this unit? 1 3 +728 5 He was previously president of the company ' s Eastern Edison Co . unit . Eastern Edison is that a subdivision? 9 11 +728 5 He was previously president of the company ' s Eastern Edison Co . unit . Eastern Edison Co Where does Eastern Edison Co. operate geographically? 9 12 +728 5 He was previously president of the company ' s Eastern Edison Co . unit . previously Why did he leave Eastern Edison Co.? 2 3 +729 1 The survival of spinoff Cray Computer Corp . as a fledgling in the supercomputer business appears to depend heavily on the creativity - - and longevity - - of its chairman and chief designer , Seymour Cray . creativity - - and longevity is he creative? 21 26 +729 1 The survival of spinoff Cray Computer Corp . as a fledgling in the supercomputer business appears to depend heavily on the creativity - - and longevity - - of its chairman and chief designer , Seymour Cray . spinoff Cray Computer Corp . Which company did Cray break away from? 3 8 +729 1 The survival of spinoff Cray Computer Corp . as a fledgling in the supercomputer business appears to depend heavily on the creativity - - and longevity - - of its chairman and chief designer , Seymour Cray . appears Why does it appear Cray Computer Corp. relies heavily on creativity and longevity of its chairman? 15 16 +729 1 The survival of spinoff Cray Computer Corp . as a fledgling in the supercomputer business appears to depend heavily on the creativity - - and longevity - - of its chairman and chief designer , Seymour Cray . designer , How does a designer contribute creatively to the supercomputer business? 33 35 +729 2 Not only is development of the new company ' s initial machine tied directly to Mr . Cray , so is its balance sheet . balance sheet what is a balance sheet? 22 24 +729 2 Not only is development of the new company ' s initial machine tied directly to Mr . Cray , so is its balance sheet . balance sheet Why is Cray Computer Corp.'s balance sheet tied to Mr. Cray? 22 24 +729 2 Not only is development of the new company ' s initial machine tied directly to Mr . Cray , so is its balance sheet . tied directly to Mr . Cray Why is Mr. Cray so heavily invested in the company's outcome? 12 18 +729 2 Not only is development of the new company ' s initial machine tied directly to Mr . Cray , so is its balance sheet . tied How is the machine tied directly to Mr. Cray? 12 13 +729 2 Not only is development of the new company ' s initial machine tied directly to Mr . Cray , so is its balance sheet . balance How does development of the new machine affect the balance sheet? 22 23 +729 3 Documents filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on the pending spinoff disclosed that Cray Research Inc . will withdraw the almost $ 100 million in financing it is providing the new firm if Mr . Cray leaves or if the product - design project he heads is scrapped . filed Why are documents being filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission? 1 2 +729 3 Documents filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on the pending spinoff disclosed that Cray Research Inc . will withdraw the almost $ 100 million in financing it is providing the new firm if Mr . Cray leaves or if the product - design project he heads is scrapped . providing How will the firm survive if it loses $100 million in financing? 29 30 +729 3 Documents filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on the pending spinoff disclosed that Cray Research Inc . will withdraw the almost $ 100 million in financing it is providing the new firm if Mr . Cray leaves or if the product - design project he heads is scrapped . scrapped Why would Mr. Cray's project be scrapped? 48 49 +729 4 The documents also said that although the 64 - year - old Mr . Cray has been working on the project for more than six years , the Cray - 3 machine is at least another year away from a fully operational prototype . another year away Why is the prototype still so far from completion? 35 38 +729 4 The documents also said that although the 64 - year - old Mr . Cray has been working on the project for more than six years , the Cray - 3 machine is at least another year away from a fully operational prototype . said Why are the documents talking about Mr. Cray and his project timeline? 3 4 +729 4 The documents also said that although the 64 - year - old Mr . Cray has been working on the project for more than six years , the Cray - 3 machine is at least another year away from a fully operational prototype . working How is Mr. Cray going about working on his project? 17 18 +729 4 The documents also said that although the 64 - year - old Mr . Cray has been working on the project for more than six years , the Cray - 3 machine is at least another year away from a fully operational prototype . operational Why is the Cray-3 machine not fully operational now? 41 42 +729 5 Moreover , there have been no orders for the Cray - 3 so far , though the company says it is talking with several prospects . prospects are the prospects positive? 24 25 +729 5 Moreover , there have been no orders for the Cray - 3 so far , though the company says it is talking with several prospects . no orders Why have there been no orders for the Cray-3? 5 7 +729 5 Moreover , there have been no orders for the Cray - 3 so far , though the company says it is talking with several prospects . orders Why are there no orders for the Cray-3? 6 7 +729 5 Moreover , there have been no orders for the Cray - 3 so far , though the company says it is talking with several prospects . talking How are they talking with prospects? 21 22 +730 1 Commonwealth Edison Co . was ordered to refund about $ 250 million to its current and former ratepayers for illegal rates collected for cost overruns on a nuclear power plant . overruns why did it overrun? 24 25 +730 2 The refund was about $ 55 million more than previously ordered by the Illinois Commerce Commission and trade groups said it may be the largest ever required of a state or local utility . largest ever what is the second largest? 24 26 +730 2 The refund was about $ 55 million more than previously ordered by the Illinois Commerce Commission and trade groups said it may be the largest ever required of a state or local utility . trade groups said Which trade groups? 17 20 +730 2 The refund was about $ 55 million more than previously ordered by the Illinois Commerce Commission and trade groups said it may be the largest ever required of a state or local utility . more than previously ordered What were they fined for previously? 7 11 +730 5 Commonwealth Edison said it is already appealing the underlying commission order and is considering appealing Judge Curry ' s order . appealing Judge will the appeal work? 14 16 +730 5 Commonwealth Edison said it is already appealing the underlying commission order and is considering appealing Judge Curry ' s order . appealing Why would Commonwealth Edison apeeal the underlying commission order and Judge Curry's order? 6 7 +730 5 Commonwealth Edison said it is already appealing the underlying commission order and is considering appealing Judge Curry ' s order . considering appealing Judge Curry ' s order I thought no appeals would be allowed? 13 20 +731 1 New England Electric System bowed out of the bidding for Public Service Co . of New Hampshire , saying that the risks were too high and the potential payoff too far in the future to justify a higher offer . the risks Why were the risks too much for New England Electric System? 20 22 +731 1 New England Electric System bowed out of the bidding for Public Service Co . of New Hampshire , saying that the risks were too high and the potential payoff too far in the future to justify a higher offer . risks What risks were too high? 21 22 +731 1 New England Electric System bowed out of the bidding for Public Service Co . of New Hampshire , saying that the risks were too high and the potential payoff too far in the future to justify a higher offer . payoff How far in the future is the payoff? 28 29 +731 1 New England Electric System bowed out of the bidding for Public Service Co . of New Hampshire , saying that the risks were too high and the potential payoff too far in the future to justify a higher offer . risks What are the risks? 21 22 +731 2 The move leaves United Illuminating Co . and Northeast Utilities as the remaining outside bidders for PS of New Hampshire , which also has proposed an internal reorganization plan in Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings under which it would remain an independent company . remaining outside bidders Why do these companies not care about the risks that New England Electric System does? 12 15 +731 2 The move leaves United Illuminating Co . and Northeast Utilities as the remaining outside bidders for PS of New Hampshire , which also has proposed an internal reorganization plan in Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings under which it would remain an independent company . Chapter 11 bankruptcy Why did PS of New Hampshire have to file for bankruptcy? 30 33 +731 2 The move leaves United Illuminating Co . and Northeast Utilities as the remaining outside bidders for PS of New Hampshire , which also has proposed an internal reorganization plan in Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings under which it would remain an independent company . independent company is that a good outcome? 40 42 +731 2 The move leaves United Illuminating Co . and Northeast Utilities as the remaining outside bidders for PS of New Hampshire , which also has proposed an internal reorganization plan in Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings under which it would remain an independent company . independent Who would remain an independent company? 40 41 +731 4 United Illuminating is based in New Haven , Conn . , and Northeast is based in Hartford , Conn . Hartford , Conn how far away are those two cities? 16 19 +731 5 PS of New Hampshire , Manchester , N . H . , values its internal reorganization plan at about $ 2 . 2 billion . its internal reorganization plan How did they get this valuation? 13 17 +731 5 PS of New Hampshire , Manchester , N . H . , values its internal reorganization plan at about $ 2 . 2 billion . reorganization plan is that an accurate judgment? 15 17 +731 5 PS of New Hampshire , Manchester , N . H . , values its internal reorganization plan at about $ 2 . 2 billion . reorganization What are they planning to do for internal reorganization? 15 16 +732 1 Newsweek , trying to keep pace with rival Time magazine , announced new advertising rates for 1990 and said it will introduce a new incentive plan for advertisers . new incentive plan what is the new plan exactly? 23 26 +732 1 Newsweek , trying to keep pace with rival Time magazine , announced new advertising rates for 1990 and said it will introduce a new incentive plan for advertisers . a new incentive plan for advertisers What is the incentive plan? 22 28 +732 1 Newsweek , trying to keep pace with rival Time magazine , announced new advertising rates for 1990 and said it will introduce a new incentive plan for advertisers . rival Time magazine , Does this mean that Newsweek is as big as Time magazine? 7 11 +732 1 Newsweek , trying to keep pace with rival Time magazine , announced new advertising rates for 1990 and said it will introduce a new incentive plan for advertisers . rates how much are the rates? 14 15 +732 2 The new ad plan from Newsweek , a unit of the Washington Post Co . , is the second incentive plan the magazine has offered advertisers in three years . the second incentive plan How successful was the first incentive plan? 17 21 +732 2 The new ad plan from Newsweek , a unit of the Washington Post Co . , is the second incentive plan the magazine has offered advertisers in three years . a unit of the Washington Post Co Why does the Washington Post Co. differentiate itself from Newsweek? 7 14 +732 3 Plans that give advertisers discounts for maintaining or increasing ad spending have become permanent fixtures at the news weeklies and underscore the fierce competition between Newsweek , Time Warner Inc . ' s Time magazine , and Mortimer B . Zuckerman ' s U . S . News & World Report . have become permanent fixtures How rigid are these ad offers? 11 15 +732 4 Alan Spoon , recently named Newsweek president , said Newsweek ' s ad rates would increase 5 % in January . January which year are they in? 19 20 +732 4 Alan Spoon , recently named Newsweek president , said Newsweek ' s ad rates would increase 5 % in January . Newsweek ' s ad rates would increase 5 % Would this also increase page count? 9 18 +732 4 Alan Spoon , recently named Newsweek president , said Newsweek ' s ad rates would increase 5 % in January . ad rates would increase 5 % How is a rate increase going to entice advertisers to stay with Newsweek? 12 18 +732 4 Alan Spoon , recently named Newsweek president , said Newsweek ' s ad rates would increase 5 % in January . president , what was his role before being made president? 6 8 +732 5 A full , four - color page in Newsweek will cost $ 100 , 980 . four - color page is that a good price for that? 3 7 +732 5 A full , four - color page in Newsweek will cost $ 100 , 980 . $ 100 , 980 What companies are buying space in Newsweek? 11 15 +732 5 A full , four - color page in Newsweek will cost $ 100 , 980 . A full , four - color page Are less colorful ads cheaper? 0 7 +733 1 South Korea registered a trade deficit of $ 101 million in October , reflecting the country ' s economic sluggishness , according to government figures released Wednesday . sluggishness , why are they sluggish? 19 21 +733 1 South Korea registered a trade deficit of $ 101 million in October , reflecting the country ' s economic sluggishness , according to government figures released Wednesday . economic sluggishness , Why does the country have economic sluggishness? 18 21 +733 2 Preliminary tallies by the Trade and Industry Ministry showed another trade deficit in October , the fifth monthly setback this year , casting a cloud on South Korea ' s export - oriented economy . export - oriented what do they export? 30 33 +733 2 Preliminary tallies by the Trade and Industry Ministry showed another trade deficit in October , the fifth monthly setback this year , casting a cloud on South Korea ' s export - oriented economy . South Korea ' s export - oriented economy What are it's main exports? 26 34 +733 2 Preliminary tallies by the Trade and Industry Ministry showed another trade deficit in October , the fifth monthly setback this year , casting a cloud on South Korea ' s export - oriented economy . trade deficit Why is there a trade deficit? 10 12 +733 3 Exports in October stood at $ 5 . 29 billion , a mere 0 . 7 % increase from a year earlier , while imports increased sharply to $ 5 . 39 billion , up 20 % from last October . imports increased sharply Why did imports increase sharply? 24 27 +733 4 South Korea ' s economic boom , which began in 1986 , stopped this year because of prolonged labor disputes , trade conflicts and sluggish exports . prolonged labor disputes over what? 17 19 +733 4 South Korea ' s economic boom , which began in 1986 , stopped this year because of prolonged labor disputes , trade conflicts and sluggish exports . prolonged labor disputes , Why are there prolonged labor disputes? 17 21 +733 4 South Korea ' s economic boom , which began in 1986 , stopped this year because of prolonged labor disputes , trade conflicts and sluggish exports . trade conflicts What are the trade conflicts? 21 23 +733 4 South Korea ' s economic boom , which began in 1986 , stopped this year because of prolonged labor disputes , trade conflicts and sluggish exports . prolonged labor disputes , What were the labor disputes about? 17 21 +734 1 Yields on money - market mutual funds continued to slide , amid signs that portfolio managers expect further declines in interest rates . money - market mutual funds what are those? 2 7 +734 1 Yields on money - market mutual funds continued to slide , amid signs that portfolio managers expect further declines in interest rates . further declines in interest rates Why do they expect further declines? 17 22 +734 1 Yields on money - market mutual funds continued to slide , amid signs that portfolio managers expect further declines in interest rates . portfolio What kind of portfolio? 14 15 +734 2 The average seven - day compound yield of the 400 taxable funds tracked by IBC / Donoghue ' s Money Fund Report eased a fraction of a percentage point to 8 . 45 % from 8 . 47 % for the week ended Tuesday . compound yield what is a compound yield? 5 7 +734 2 The average seven - day compound yield of the 400 taxable funds tracked by IBC / Donoghue ' s Money Fund Report eased a fraction of a percentage point to 8 . 45 % from 8 . 47 % for the week ended Tuesday . compound yield What is a compound yield? 5 7 +734 2 The average seven - day compound yield of the 400 taxable funds tracked by IBC / Donoghue ' s Money Fund Report eased a fraction of a percentage point to 8 . 45 % from 8 . 47 % for the week ended Tuesday . eased a fraction of a percentage point How does this compare to other fluctuations? 22 29 +734 2 The average seven - day compound yield of the 400 taxable funds tracked by IBC / Donoghue ' s Money Fund Report eased a fraction of a percentage point to 8 . 45 % from 8 . 47 % for the week ended Tuesday . funds What kind of taxable funds? 11 12 +734 3 Compound yields assume reinvestment of dividends and that the current yield continues for a year . Compound How does this work? 0 1 +734 4 Average maturity of the funds ' investments lengthened by a day to 41 days , the longest since early August , according to Donoghue ' s . day to 41 days , is that short or long? 10 15 +734 5 Longer maturities are thought to indicate declining interest rates because they permit portfolio managers to retain relatively higher rates for a longer period . longer How much longer? 21 22 +735 1 A form of asbestos once used to make Kent cigarette filters has caused a high percentage of cancer deaths among a group of workers exposed to it more than 30 years ago , researchers reported . Kent is that a brand? 8 9 +735 1 A form of asbestos once used to make Kent cigarette filters has caused a high percentage of cancer deaths among a group of workers exposed to it more than 30 years ago , researchers reported . researchers reported Which researchers? 33 35 +735 1 A form of asbestos once used to make Kent cigarette filters has caused a high percentage of cancer deaths among a group of workers exposed to it more than 30 years ago , researchers reported . form of asbestos What type of asbestos was being used? 1 4 +735 1 A form of asbestos once used to make Kent cigarette filters has caused a high percentage of cancer deaths among a group of workers exposed to it more than 30 years ago , researchers reported . asbestos Why was asbestos used in cigarette filters? 3 4 +735 2 The asbestos fiber , crocidolite , is unusually resilient once it enters the lungs , with even brief exposures to it causing symptoms that show up decades later , researchers said . symptoms that show up how does that work? 22 26 +735 2 The asbestos fiber , crocidolite , is unusually resilient once it enters the lungs , with even brief exposures to it causing symptoms that show up decades later , researchers said . resilient Why is crocidolite so resilient? 8 9 +735 2 The asbestos fiber , crocidolite , is unusually resilient once it enters the lungs , with even brief exposures to it causing symptoms that show up decades later , researchers said . unusually resilient Why is it more resilient than other types of fiber? 7 9 +735 3 Lorillard Inc . , the unit of New York - based Loews Corp . that makes Kent cigarettes , stopped using crocidolite in its Micronite cigarette filters in 1956 . crocidolite in its Micronite did they get sued? 21 25 +735 3 Lorillard Inc . , the unit of New York - based Loews Corp . that makes Kent cigarettes , stopped using crocidolite in its Micronite cigarette filters in 1956 . 1956 Why did it stop using them in 1956? 28 29 +735 5 A Lorillard spokewoman said , " This is an old story . " This is an old story Why is it 'old' if the findings are only rather recent? 5 11 +736 1 Two leading constitutional - law experts said President Bush doesn ' t have the legal authority to exercise a line - item veto . line - item veto what is that? 19 23 +736 1 Two leading constitutional - law experts said President Bush doesn ' t have the legal authority to exercise a line - item veto . Two leading constitutional - law experts Which two constitutional-law experts? 0 6 +736 1 Two leading constitutional - law experts said President Bush doesn ' t have the legal authority to exercise a line - item veto . constitutional - law experts Who are the two leading constitutional law experts? 2 6 +736 1 Two leading constitutional - law experts said President Bush doesn ' t have the legal authority to exercise a line - item veto . line - item veto What is a line-item veto? 19 23 +736 1 Two leading constitutional - law experts said President Bush doesn ' t have the legal authority to exercise a line - item veto . line - item what is a line-item veto? 19 22 +736 1 Two leading constitutional - law experts said President Bush doesn ' t have the legal authority to exercise a line - item veto . line - item What is a line-item veto? 19 22 +736 2 Professors Philip Kurland of the University of Chicago and Laurence Tribe of Harvard Law School said any effort by President Bush to claim authority for a line - item veto would contradict the text of the Constitution and the intent of its authors , as well as the views of previous presidents . contradict how would it contradict? 31 32 +736 2 Professors Philip Kurland of the University of Chicago and Laurence Tribe of Harvard Law School said any effort by President Bush to claim authority for a line - item veto would contradict the text of the Constitution and the intent of its authors , as well as the views of previous presidents . Constitution What part of the Constitution does a line-item veto violate? 36 37 +736 2 Professors Philip Kurland of the University of Chicago and Laurence Tribe of Harvard Law School said any effort by President Bush to claim authority for a line - item veto would contradict the text of the Constitution and the intent of its authors , as well as the views of previous presidents . contradict How does Bush claiming authority for a veto contradict the text of the Constitution? 31 32 +736 3 A line - item veto is a procedure that would allow a president to veto part of a big congressional spending bill without having to scuttle the entire measure . scuttle scuttle means avoid? 25 26 +736 4 Mr . Bush has said he would like to be able to use this procedure . has said When did Mr. Bush say that? 3 5 +736 5 A White House spokesman said last week that the president is considering declaring that the Constitution implicitly gives him the authority for a line - item veto to provoke a test case . A White House spokesman Which White House spokesman? 0 4 +736 5 A White House spokesman said last week that the president is considering declaring that the Constitution implicitly gives him the authority for a line - item veto to provoke a test case . provoke a test case What is meant by provoke a test case? 28 32 +737 1 USX Corp . posted a 23 % drop in third - quarter profit , as improved oil results failed to offset weakness in steel and natural gas operations . weakness in steel What were USX's Corps' weaknesses in steal and natural gas operations? 21 24 +737 2 The nation ' s largest steelmaker earned $ 175 million , or 62 cents a share , compared with the year - earlier $ 228 million , or 80 cents a share . million , or 80 why such a big drop? 25 29 +737 2 The nation ' s largest steelmaker earned $ 175 million , or 62 cents a share , compared with the year - earlier $ 228 million , or 80 cents a share . compared with Why did the stock price go down so much? 17 19 +737 4 In the 1988 period , USX also had a $ 71 million after - tax gain from a tax dispute settlement . after - tax gain what was it before tax? 12 16 +737 4 In the 1988 period , USX also had a $ 71 million after - tax gain from a tax dispute settlement . tax dispute settlement What's the tax dispute settlement? 18 21 +737 4 In the 1988 period , USX also had a $ 71 million after - tax gain from a tax dispute settlement . tax dispute settlement What were the details of this dispute and settlement? 18 21 +737 5 Sales rose 5 % to $ 4 . 4 billion from $ 4 . 2 billion . 5 % to $ 4 . 4 billion will they continue to rise? 2 10 +737 5 Sales rose 5 % to $ 4 . 4 billion from $ 4 . 2 billion . Sales rose 5 % If sales rose, why would stock prices go down? 0 4 +738 1 Ralston Purina Co . reported a 47 % decline in fourth - quarter earnings , reflecting restructuring costs as well as a more difficult pet food market . pet food market Why is the pet food market difficult? 24 27 +738 1 Ralston Purina Co . reported a 47 % decline in fourth - quarter earnings , reflecting restructuring costs as well as a more difficult pet food market . more difficult pet food market Why has the pet food market become more difficult? 22 27 +738 1 Ralston Purina Co . reported a 47 % decline in fourth - quarter earnings , reflecting restructuring costs as well as a more difficult pet food market . restructuring How did Ralston Purina Co. restructure? 16 17 +738 2 The St . Louis company earned $ 45 . 2 million , or 65 cents a share , compared with $ 84 . 9 million , or $ 1 . 24 a share , a year earlier . earned $ 45 . 2 million , so only half as last year? 5 12 +738 2 The St . Louis company earned $ 45 . 2 million , or 65 cents a share , compared with $ 84 . 9 million , or $ 1 . 24 a share , a year earlier . compared Why did the St. Louis company earn from the year previously? 18 19 +738 3 Sales in the latest period were $ 1 . 76 billion , a 13 % increase from last year ' s $ 1 . 55 billion . a 13 % increase How did the company manage higher sales despite a more difficult market? 12 16 +738 4 For the year ended Sept . 30 , Ralston earned $ 422 . 5 million , or $ 6 . 44 a share , up 8 . 9 % from $ 387 . 8 million , or $ 5 . 63 a share . year ended which year is it? 2 4 +738 5 This year ' s results included a gain of $ 70 . 2 million on the disposal of seafood operations . disposal of seafood how did disposing help? 16 19 +738 5 This year ' s results included a gain of $ 70 . 2 million on the disposal of seafood operations . seafood operations Why did Ralston dispose of seafood operations? 18 20 +739 1 The Finnish government and major creditors of bankrupt shipyard Waertsilae Marine Industries Oy agreed in principle to form a new company to complete most of the troubled shipyard ' s backlog of 15 ships . backlog what is a backlog in this context? 30 31 +739 1 The Finnish government and major creditors of bankrupt shipyard Waertsilae Marine Industries Oy agreed in principle to form a new company to complete most of the troubled shipyard ' s backlog of 15 ships . shipyard ' s backlog Why was there a backlog? Due to the bankruptcy? 27 31 +739 1 The Finnish government and major creditors of bankrupt shipyard Waertsilae Marine Industries Oy agreed in principle to form a new company to complete most of the troubled shipyard ' s backlog of 15 ships . creditors Who are the creditors? 5 6 +739 1 The Finnish government and major creditors of bankrupt shipyard Waertsilae Marine Industries Oy agreed in principle to form a new company to complete most of the troubled shipyard ' s backlog of 15 ships . troubled What kind of trouble does the company have? 26 27 +739 1 The Finnish government and major creditors of bankrupt shipyard Waertsilae Marine Industries Oy agreed in principle to form a new company to complete most of the troubled shipyard ' s backlog of 15 ships . new company What is the new company that is forming? 19 21 +739 1 The Finnish government and major creditors of bankrupt shipyard Waertsilae Marine Industries Oy agreed in principle to form a new company to complete most of the troubled shipyard ' s backlog of 15 ships . major creditors Who are the major creditors of Waertsilae Marine Industries? 4 6 +739 1 The Finnish government and major creditors of bankrupt shipyard Waertsilae Marine Industries Oy agreed in principle to form a new company to complete most of the troubled shipyard ' s backlog of 15 ships . bankrupt shipyard What made the shipyard bankrupt? 7 9 +739 1 The Finnish government and major creditors of bankrupt shipyard Waertsilae Marine Industries Oy agreed in principle to form a new company to complete most of the troubled shipyard ' s backlog of 15 ships . troubled shipyard ' s How was the shipyard troubled? 26 30 +739 1 The Finnish government and major creditors of bankrupt shipyard Waertsilae Marine Industries Oy agreed in principle to form a new company to complete most of the troubled shipyard ' s backlog of 15 ships . 15 ships Was this the total number of ships for this shipyard? 32 34 +739 2 The new company will attempt to limit the shipyard ' s losses , participants said . " The situation is that the bankruptcy court will get out of the shipbuilding business . will attempt to limit the shipyard ' s losses , How will it attempt this? 3 13 +739 2 The new company will attempt to limit the shipyard ' s losses , participants said . " The situation is that the bankruptcy court will get out of the shipbuilding business . limit How will they limit losses? 6 7 +739 2 The new company will attempt to limit the shipyard ' s losses , participants said . " The situation is that the bankruptcy court will get out of the shipbuilding business . will attempt How will they attempt this? 3 5 +739 3 Everything will be taken over by the new company , " said Christian Andersson , executive vice president of Oy Waertsilae , former parent of Waertsilae Marine . Everything What exactly is everything? 0 1 +739 4 Once its ownership is finalized , the new company will open talks with state - appointed receivers to buy or lease Waertsilae Marine ' s shipyard facilities . state - appointed how are they appointed? 13 16 +739 4 Once its ownership is finalized , the new company will open talks with state - appointed receivers to buy or lease Waertsilae Marine ' s shipyard facilities . receivers Who are the receivers? 16 17 +739 4 Once its ownership is finalized , the new company will open talks with state - appointed receivers to buy or lease Waertsilae Marine ' s shipyard facilities . state - appointed receivers Who are the state-appointed receivers? 13 17 +739 4 Once its ownership is finalized , the new company will open talks with state - appointed receivers to buy or lease Waertsilae Marine ' s shipyard facilities . Once When will it be final? 0 1 +739 4 Once its ownership is finalized , the new company will open talks with state - appointed receivers to buy or lease Waertsilae Marine ' s shipyard facilities . state - appointed receivers Who were these receivers? 13 17 +739 4 Once its ownership is finalized , the new company will open talks with state - appointed receivers to buy or lease Waertsilae Marine ' s shipyard facilities . buy or lease What is the preference? 18 21 +739 5 Subcontractors will be offered a settlement and a swift transition to new management is expected to avert an exodus of skilled workers from Waertsilae Marine ' s two big shipyards , government officials said . settlement What are the terms of the settlement? 5 6 +739 5 Subcontractors will be offered a settlement and a swift transition to new management is expected to avert an exodus of skilled workers from Waertsilae Marine ' s two big shipyards , government officials said . Subcontractors Who are the subcontractors? 0 1 +739 5 Subcontractors will be offered a settlement and a swift transition to new management is expected to avert an exodus of skilled workers from Waertsilae Marine ' s two big shipyards , government officials said . a settlement What will this settlement include? 4 6 +739 5 Subcontractors will be offered a settlement and a swift transition to new management is expected to avert an exodus of skilled workers from Waertsilae Marine ' s two big shipyards , government officials said . swift transition How quick will this transaction be? 8 10 +739 5 Subcontractors will be offered a settlement and a swift transition to new management is expected to avert an exodus of skilled workers from Waertsilae Marine ' s two big shipyards , government officials said . skilled workers Do they train workers in these shipyards? 20 22 +740 1 " Feeding Frenzy " ( Henry Holt , 326 pages , $ 19 . 95 ) , a highly detailed account of the Wedtech scandal , begins on a reassuring note . Wedtech what is wedtech? 23 24 +740 1 " Feeding Frenzy " ( Henry Holt , 326 pages , $ 19 . 95 ) , a highly detailed account of the Wedtech scandal , begins on a reassuring note . a reassuring note How does the book convey this emotion? 28 31 +740 1 " Feeding Frenzy " ( Henry Holt , 326 pages , $ 19 . 95 ) , a highly detailed account of the Wedtech scandal , begins on a reassuring note . Wedtech What was that scandal 23 24 +740 2 Right up front in the preface , co - author William Sternberg gives us an example of his own integrity . example of his own what is the example? 15 19 +740 2 Right up front in the preface , co - author William Sternberg gives us an example of his own integrity . an example of his own integrity How does Mr. Sternberg give this example? 14 20 +740 2 Right up front in the preface , co - author William Sternberg gives us an example of his own integrity . William What is the relation between both authors 10 11 +740 3 When offered a free trip from the Bronx , Wedtech ' s home , to Washington , D . C . , by one of Wedtech ' s principals , he tells the reader , " mindful of accepting anything of value from those I was writing about , I declined . " by one of Wedtech ' s principals , Which one of his principals? 22 30 +740 5 Bribe by bribe , Mr . Sternberg and his co - author , Matthew C . Harrison Jr . , lead us along the path Wedtech traveled , from its inception as a small manufacturing company to the status of full - fledged defense contractor , entrusted with the task of producing vital equipment for the Army and Navy . the status of full - fledged defense contractor , How did the company make this shift? 37 46 +740 5 Bribe by bribe , Mr . Sternberg and his co - author , Matthew C . Harrison Jr . , lead us along the path Wedtech traveled , from its inception as a small manufacturing company to the status of full - fledged defense contractor , entrusted with the task of producing vital equipment for the Army and Navy . entrusted with the task Why does the Army trust them with this task? 46 50 +740 5 Bribe by bribe , Mr . Sternberg and his co - author , Matthew C . Harrison Jr . , lead us along the path Wedtech traveled , from its inception as a small manufacturing company to the status of full - fledged defense contractor , entrusted with the task of producing vital equipment for the Army and Navy . producing vital equipment What kind of vital equipment? 51 54 +741 1 Upjohn Co . said it will offer an early retirement package to as many as 1 , 100 employees in a cost - cutting move expected to result in a fourth - quarter charge . early retirement package to why are they doing that? 8 12 +741 1 Upjohn Co . said it will offer an early retirement package to as many as 1 , 100 employees in a cost - cutting move expected to result in a fourth - quarter charge . cost - cutting move What necessitated the cost-cutting? 21 25 +741 1 Upjohn Co . said it will offer an early retirement package to as many as 1 , 100 employees in a cost - cutting move expected to result in a fourth - quarter charge . Upjohn Co What type of company is Upjohn Co.? 0 2 +741 4 The program , available to Upjohn employees 55 years old or older , could increase an individual ' s retirement benefits 10 % to 20 % . benefits 10 % to 20 % why wouldnt they take? 20 26 +741 4 The program , available to Upjohn employees 55 years old or older , could increase an individual ' s retirement benefits 10 % to 20 % . The program , What will the program include to increase these benefits? 0 3 +741 5 In addition , Upjohn is offering a one - time retirement bonus equal to six months of base pay . to six months of base pay how much is that in dollars? 13 19 +742 1 The U . S . International Trade Commission issued preliminary rulings under the U . S . anti - dumping act that imports of sweaters from Hong Kong , Taiwan and South Korea may be injuring a domestic industry . rulings What kind of rulings? 10 11 +742 1 The U . S . International Trade Commission issued preliminary rulings under the U . S . anti - dumping act that imports of sweaters from Hong Kong , Taiwan and South Korea may be injuring a domestic industry . domestic industry . What industry is this? 37 40 +742 2 Because of the rulings , the Commerce Department will continue to investigate complaints by U . S . sweater makers that the imports are reaching the U . S . at unfairly low prices in violation of the U . S . anti - dumping act . rulings , What were the rulings? 3 5 +742 2 Because of the rulings , the Commerce Department will continue to investigate complaints by U . S . sweater makers that the imports are reaching the U . S . at unfairly low prices in violation of the U . S . anti - dumping act . low prices What is the average price of one of the sweaters in question? 32 34 +742 2 Because of the rulings , the Commerce Department will continue to investigate complaints by U . S . sweater makers that the imports are reaching the U . S . at unfairly low prices in violation of the U . S . anti - dumping act . violation of the U . S . anti - dumping act . How do cheap imported sweaters and dumping equal out? I mean, in a sarcastic maybe... 35 47 +742 3 The law defines unfairly low prices as ones below the cost of production or below prices in an exporter ' s home market . unfairly why is it unfair? 3 4 +742 3 The law defines unfairly low prices as ones below the cost of production or below prices in an exporter ' s home market . below the cost of production How is this possible? 8 13 +742 4 ITC officials said final Commerce Department and ITC rulings won ' t come until next March or later . March of which year? 15 16 +742 4 ITC officials said final Commerce Department and ITC rulings won ' t come until next March or later . March or later Of what year? 15 18 +742 4 ITC officials said final Commerce Department and ITC rulings won ' t come until next March or later . ITC what is this? 0 1 +742 5 If both agencies find violations of the U . S . trade law , the U . S . would assess penalty duties on the imports , which already are subject to import quotas under bilateral textile and apparel trade agreements . bilateral textile and apparel trade agreements are these complex? 35 41 +742 5 If both agencies find violations of the U . S . trade law , the U . S . would assess penalty duties on the imports , which already are subject to import quotas under bilateral textile and apparel trade agreements . import quotas does this mean to restrict the number of sweaters coming into the country? Or we give them an order? 32 34 +743 1 Metallgesellschaft AG said it agreed to acquire 51 % of Lentjes AG from the Ferdinand Lentjes Foundation . Lentjes Who is Lentjes? 10 11 +743 1 Metallgesellschaft AG said it agreed to acquire 51 % of Lentjes AG from the Ferdinand Lentjes Foundation . agreed Why did Metallgesellshaft AG agree to buy Lentjes? 4 5 +743 2 Terms weren ' t disclosed . weren ' t disclosed Why weren't terms disclosed? 1 5 +743 2 Terms weren ' t disclosed . Terms What terms weren't disclosed? 0 1 +743 2 Terms weren ' t disclosed . Terms Why were the terms not disclosed? 0 1 +743 2 Terms weren ' t disclosed . weren ' t disclosed will they be disclosed soon? 1 5 +743 3 Metallgesellschaft , a diversified Frankfurt , West Germany - based metals group , said it is buying the stake in the specialized engineering company to expand its production of environmental supplies for power plants . environmental supplies What kinds of environmental supplies are produced? 29 31 +743 3 Metallgesellschaft , a diversified Frankfurt , West Germany - based metals group , said it is buying the stake in the specialized engineering company to expand its production of environmental supplies for power plants . expand Why does Metallgesellshaft want to expand its products of environmental supplies? 25 26 +743 4 Lentjes ' product mix of specialized boilers and pipes provides a good fit with its own Lurgi G . m . b . with its own With it's own what, what do they make exactly? 13 16 +743 4 Lentjes ' product mix of specialized boilers and pipes provides a good fit with its own Lurgi G . m . b . fit How are boilers and pipes a good fit for Lurgi G.m.b. 12 13 +743 4 Lentjes ' product mix of specialized boilers and pipes provides a good fit with its own Lurgi G . m . b . product mix what is the product ratio mix? 2 4 +743 5 H . plant engineering unit , the company said . engineering How does the unit utilize engineering? 3 4 +743 5 H . plant engineering unit , the company said . unit , the company said did the ceo say it? 4 9 +744 1 The Bush administration ' s nomination of Clarence Thomas to a seat on the federal appeals court here received a blow this week when the American Bar Association gave Mr . Thomas only a " qualified " rating , rather than " well qualified . " nomination Why was Clarence Thomas nominated by the Bush administration for a seat on the federal appeals court? 5 6 +744 1 The Bush administration ' s nomination of Clarence Thomas to a seat on the federal appeals court here received a blow this week when the American Bar Association gave Mr . Thomas only a " qualified " rating , rather than " well qualified . " gave Why did the American Bar association give Mr. Thomas only a qualified rating and not a well qualified rating? 28 29 +744 1 The Bush administration ' s nomination of Clarence Thomas to a seat on the federal appeals court here received a blow this week when the American Bar Association gave Mr . Thomas only a " qualified " rating , rather than " well qualified . " a blow What does a blow mean? 19 21 +744 1 The Bush administration ' s nomination of Clarence Thomas to a seat on the federal appeals court here received a blow this week when the American Bar Association gave Mr . Thomas only a " qualified " rating , rather than " well qualified . " " qualified " Why did Clarence Thomas only have a qualified rating? 34 37 +744 2 People familiar with the Senate Judiciary Committee , which will vote on the nomination , said some liberal members of the panel are likely to question the ABA rating in hearings on the matter . question Why are liberal members likely to question the ABA rating in hearings on the matter? 25 26 +744 2 People familiar with the Senate Judiciary Committee , which will vote on the nomination , said some liberal members of the panel are likely to question the ABA rating in hearings on the matter . liberal What does liberal mean? 17 18 +744 2 People familiar with the Senate Judiciary Committee , which will vote on the nomination , said some liberal members of the panel are likely to question the ABA rating in hearings on the matter . Senate Judiciary Committee , Who is on the Senate Judiciary Committee? 4 8 +744 2 People familiar with the Senate Judiciary Committee , which will vote on the nomination , said some liberal members of the panel are likely to question the ABA rating in hearings on the matter . liberal members Which liberal members are likely to question the ABA ratings? 17 19 +744 3 Mr . Thomas , currently chairman of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission , would add another conservative voice to the closely divided court . currently Why was Mr. Thomas elected as chairman of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission? 4 5 +744 3 Mr . Thomas , currently chairman of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission , would add another conservative voice to the closely divided court . divided Why is the court closely divided? 21 22 +744 4 Groups have accused him of advocating policies that narrowed rights of older workers and of ignoring discrimination by large companies . accused do they have evidence? 2 3 +744 4 Groups have accused him of advocating policies that narrowed rights of older workers and of ignoring discrimination by large companies . accused How do groups know that he is advocating policies that narrowed rights of older workers 2 3 +744 4 Groups have accused him of advocating policies that narrowed rights of older workers and of ignoring discrimination by large companies . ignoring How do groups know he is ignoring discrimination by large companies? 15 16 +744 4 Groups have accused him of advocating policies that narrowed rights of older workers and of ignoring discrimination by large companies . discrimination Why are large companies discriminating? 16 17 +744 4 Groups have accused him of advocating policies that narrowed rights of older workers and of ignoring discrimination by large companies . Groups have accused him What is the proof for these accusations? 0 4 +744 4 Groups have accused him of advocating policies that narrowed rights of older workers and of ignoring discrimination by large companies . advocating policies Which policies has Clarence Thomas advocated that narrowed older workers rights? 5 7 +744 5 Fourteen members of the House with jurisdiction over the EEOC have said they oppose Mr . Thomas ' s nomination because of " serious questions about his judgment { and } respect for the law . " judgment How was his judgement questionable? 27 28 +744 5 Fourteen members of the House with jurisdiction over the EEOC have said they oppose Mr . Thomas ' s nomination because of " serious questions about his judgment { and } respect for the law . " respect How does opposing Mr. Thomas' nomination show respect for the law? 31 32 +744 5 Fourteen members of the House with jurisdiction over the EEOC have said they oppose Mr . Thomas ' s nomination because of " serious questions about his judgment { and } respect for the law . " Fourteen members of the House Which 14 members of the House oppose Mr. Thomas's nomination? 0 5 +745 1 Genetics Institute Inc . , Cambridge , Mass . , said it was awarded U . S . patents for Interleukin - 3 and bone morphogenetic protein . Interleukin - 3 and bone morphogenetic protein What do these products assist with? 20 27 +745 1 Genetics Institute Inc . , Cambridge , Mass . , said it was awarded U . S . patents for Interleukin - 3 and bone morphogenetic protein . bone morphogenetic protein What does this mean? 24 27 +745 2 The patent for Interleukin - 3 covers materials and methods used to make the human blood cell growth factor via recombinant DNA technology . Interleukin - 3 what is it exactly? 3 6 +745 2 The patent for Interleukin - 3 covers materials and methods used to make the human blood cell growth factor via recombinant DNA technology . materials and methods What sorts of methods and materials are used? 7 10 +745 2 The patent for Interleukin - 3 covers materials and methods used to make the human blood cell growth factor via recombinant DNA technology . patent When was this particular patent registered? 1 2 +745 3 Sandoz Ltd . has licensed certain manufacturing and marketing rights for Interleukin - 3 from Genetics Institute and is conducting preclinical studies with it . preclinical studies when will it become public? 20 22 +745 3 Sandoz Ltd . has licensed certain manufacturing and marketing rights for Interleukin - 3 from Genetics Institute and is conducting preclinical studies with it . preclinical studies with it How are these trials conducted? 20 24 +745 3 Sandoz Ltd . has licensed certain manufacturing and marketing rights for Interleukin - 3 from Genetics Institute and is conducting preclinical studies with it . and is conducting preclinical studies with it . What kind of preclinical studies? 17 25 +745 4 Interleukin - 3 may help in treating blood cell deficiencies associated with cancer treatment , bone marrow transplants and other blood - cell disorders , Genetics Institute said . cancer treatment , How long will these treatments require? 12 15 +745 4 Interleukin - 3 may help in treating blood cell deficiencies associated with cancer treatment , bone marrow transplants and other blood - cell disorders , Genetics Institute said . may help in treating blood cell deficiencies In what way could it do this? 3 10 +745 5 The second patent describes bone morphogenetic protein - 1 , a substance that can induce formation of new cartilage . formation of new cartilage how does it do that? 15 19 +745 5 The second patent describes bone morphogenetic protein - 1 , a substance that can induce formation of new cartilage . a substance what is the nature of the substance? 10 12 +746 1 ECONOMIC GROWTH APPEARS to be leveling off , latest reports suggest . leveling off , To what degree is it leveling off? 5 8 +746 1 ECONOMIC GROWTH APPEARS to be leveling off , latest reports suggest . be leveling off , why is it leveling off? 4 8 +746 1 ECONOMIC GROWTH APPEARS to be leveling off , latest reports suggest . latest reports suggest How so and any statistics to show this? 8 11 +746 1 ECONOMIC GROWTH APPEARS to be leveling off , latest reports suggest . suggest How does the latest report know economic growth is starting to level off? 10 11 +746 1 ECONOMIC GROWTH APPEARS to be leveling off , latest reports suggest . leveling off , How much is it leveling off? 5 8 +746 2 Factory orders and construction outlays were largely flat in September , while purchasing agents said manufacturing shrank further in October . largely flat Is there a particular reason the orders and outlays were flat at that time? 6 8 +746 2 Factory orders and construction outlays were largely flat in September , while purchasing agents said manufacturing shrank further in October . manufacturing shrank further Why is the manufacturing shrinking? 15 18 +746 2 Factory orders and construction outlays were largely flat in September , while purchasing agents said manufacturing shrank further in October . outlays what are outlays? 4 5 +746 2 Factory orders and construction outlays were largely flat in September , while purchasing agents said manufacturing shrank further in October . flat Why are factory orders and construction outlays largely flat in September? 7 8 +746 2 Factory orders and construction outlays were largely flat in September , while purchasing agents said manufacturing shrank further in October . shrank Why did manufacturing shrink further in October? 16 17 +746 2 Factory orders and construction outlays were largely flat in September , while purchasing agents said manufacturing shrank further in October . shrank How much did it shrink? 16 17 +746 3 Still , many economists aren ' t predicting a recession anytime soon . recession Why are economists not predicting a recession? 9 10 +746 4 The Fed is coming under pressure to cut short - term interest rates due to the apparent slowing of the economy . under pressure Where is the pressure coming from? 4 6 +746 4 The Fed is coming under pressure to cut short - term interest rates due to the apparent slowing of the economy . cut short - term interest rates How much of a cut is needed? 7 13 +746 4 The Fed is coming under pressure to cut short - term interest rates due to the apparent slowing of the economy . coming under pressure Coming under pressure from whom? 3 6 +746 4 The Fed is coming under pressure to cut short - term interest rates due to the apparent slowing of the economy . cut How does cutting short-term interest rates help the slowing economy? 7 8 +746 5 But it isn ' t clear yet whether the central bank will make such a move . make such a move Is the bank considering another solution? 12 16 +746 5 But it isn ' t clear yet whether the central bank will make such a move . clear yet when will it be clear? 5 7 +746 5 But it isn ' t clear yet whether the central bank will make such a move . isn ' t clear yet Who gets final say in that decision? 2 7 +746 5 But it isn ' t clear yet whether the central bank will make such a move . clear Why is it not clear if the central bank will make a move? 5 6 +746 5 But it isn ' t clear yet whether the central bank will make such a move . move How will it be made clear if the central bank will make such a move? 15 16 +747 1 Komatsu Ltd . , a large integrated maker of construction machinery , posted a 32 % unconsolidated gain in first - half pretax profit . unconsolidated Why was the gain unconsolidated? 16 17 +747 1 Komatsu Ltd . , a large integrated maker of construction machinery , posted a 32 % unconsolidated gain in first - half pretax profit . integrated How is Komatsu Ltd. integrated? 6 7 +747 1 Komatsu Ltd . , a large integrated maker of construction machinery , posted a 32 % unconsolidated gain in first - half pretax profit . unconsolidated gain what does unconsolidated gain mean? 16 18 +747 1 Komatsu Ltd . , a large integrated maker of construction machinery , posted a 32 % unconsolidated gain in first - half pretax profit . first - half pretax what is first-half pretax? 19 23 +747 2 For the period ended Sept . 30 , it earned 16 . 68 billion yen , ( US $ 116 . 7 million ) up from 12 . 68 billion yen the year before . 16 . 68 billion yen , how did they do that? 10 16 +747 2 For the period ended Sept . 30 , it earned 16 . 68 billion yen , ( US $ 116 . 7 million ) up from 12 . 68 billion yen the year before . up Why is earnings up from a year before? 24 25 +747 2 For the period ended Sept . 30 , it earned 16 . 68 billion yen , ( US $ 116 . 7 million ) up from 12 . 68 billion yen the year before . up from 12 . 68 billion yen the year before what caused the difference in profit? 24 34 +747 3 Sales rose 11 % to 292 . 32 billion yen from 263 . 07 billion yen . rose 11 % are people buying more? 1 4 +747 3 Sales rose 11 % to 292 . 32 billion yen from 263 . 07 billion yen . rose Why did sales rise 11% from last year? 1 2 +747 3 Sales rose 11 % to 292 . 32 billion yen from 263 . 07 billion yen . Sales rose 11 % Why did sales rise 11%? 0 4 +747 3 Sales rose 11 % to 292 . 32 billion yen from 263 . 07 billion yen . rose 11 % why did it raise so much? 1 4 +747 4 Net income surged 31 % to 7 . 63 billion yen from 5 . 82 billion yen . income How did income increase 31%? 1 2 +747 4 Net income surged 31 % to 7 . 63 billion yen from 5 . 82 billion yen . Net income what does net income mean? 0 2 +747 5 Per - share net rose to 7 . 84 yen from 6 . 53 yen . rose to 7 . 84 yen from is that a lot? 4 11 +747 5 Per - share net rose to 7 . 84 yen from 6 . 53 yen . rose Why did per-share net rise from 6.53 to 7.84 yen? 4 5 +747 5 Per - share net rose to 7 . 84 yen from 6 . 53 yen . Per - share net What does per-share net mean? 0 4 +747 5 Per - share net rose to 7 . 84 yen from 6 . 53 yen . Per - share net what is per-share net? 0 4 +748 1 ORTEGA ENDED a truce with the Contras and said elections were threatened . Contras who are the contras? 6 7 +748 1 ORTEGA ENDED a truce with the Contras and said elections were threatened . the Contras Who are \"the Contras\"? 5 7 +748 1 ORTEGA ENDED a truce with the Contras and said elections were threatened . truce how long has the truce lasted? 3 4 +748 1 ORTEGA ENDED a truce with the Contras and said elections were threatened . ENDED a truce Why did he end the truce? 1 4 +748 1 ORTEGA ENDED a truce with the Contras and said elections were threatened . elections were threatened How had the elections been threatened? 9 12 +748 2 The Nicaraguan president , citing attacks by the U . S . - backed rebels , suspended a 19 - month - old cease - fire and accused Bush of " promoting death . " While he reaffirmed support for the country ' s Feb . 25 elections , Ortega indicated that renewed U . S . military aid to the Contras could thwart the balloting . " promoting death why is it in quotes? 30 33 +748 2 The Nicaraguan president , citing attacks by the U . S . - backed rebels , suspended a 19 - month - old cease - fire and accused Bush of " promoting death . " While he reaffirmed support for the country ' s Feb . 25 elections , Ortega indicated that renewed U . S . military aid to the Contras could thwart the balloting . U . S . military aid to the Contras Is there any proof that the US is backing this group of considered rebels? 53 62 +748 2 The Nicaraguan president , citing attacks by the U . S . - backed rebels , suspended a 19 - month - old cease - fire and accused Bush of " promoting death . " While he reaffirmed support for the country ' s Feb . 25 elections , Ortega indicated that renewed U . S . military aid to the Contras could thwart the balloting . accused Bush of " promoting What were the accusations? 27 32 +748 2 The Nicaraguan president , citing attacks by the U . S . - backed rebels , suspended a 19 - month - old cease - fire and accused Bush of " promoting death . " While he reaffirmed support for the country ' s Feb . 25 elections , Ortega indicated that renewed U . S . military aid to the Contras could thwart the balloting . Nicaraguan president , What is the presidents name? 1 4 +748 2 The Nicaraguan president , citing attacks by the U . S . - backed rebels , suspended a 19 - month - old cease - fire and accused Bush of " promoting death . " While he reaffirmed support for the country ' s Feb . 25 elections , Ortega indicated that renewed U . S . military aid to the Contras could thwart the balloting . citing attacks Were these attacks confirmed? 4 6 +748 2 The Nicaraguan president , citing attacks by the U . S . - backed rebels , suspended a 19 - month - old cease - fire and accused Bush of " promoting death . " While he reaffirmed support for the country ' s Feb . 25 elections , Ortega indicated that renewed U . S . military aid to the Contras could thwart the balloting . accused Bush What made him accuse Bush? 27 29 +748 3 He said U . S . assistance should be used to demobilize the rebels . U . S . assistance should be used What kind of assistance? 2 10 +748 3 He said U . S . assistance should be used to demobilize the rebels . the rebels How many rebels are there? 12 14 +748 4 A White House spokesman condemned the truce suspension as " deplorable " but brushed off talk of renewing military funding for the insurgents . A White House spokesman Which White House spokesman? 0 4 +748 4 A White House spokesman condemned the truce suspension as " deplorable " but brushed off talk of renewing military funding for the insurgents . brushed off talk Why did the spokesman brush off talks? 13 16 +748 5 The Contra military command , in a statement from Honduras , said Sandinista troops had launched a major offensive against the rebel forces . Sandinista is that a militia? 12 13 +748 5 The Contra military command , in a statement from Honduras , said Sandinista troops had launched a major offensive against the rebel forces . troops Does this number surpass the number of rebels? 13 14 +748 5 The Contra military command , in a statement from Honduras , said Sandinista troops had launched a major offensive against the rebel forces . major offensive What exactly is this offensive? 17 19 +749 1 Coleco Industries Inc . , a once high - flying toy maker whose stock peaked at $ 65 a share in the early 1980s , filed a Chapter 11 reorganization plan that provides just 1 . 125 cents a share for common stockholders . high - flying toy maker how did they go under? 7 12 +749 1 Coleco Industries Inc . , a once high - flying toy maker whose stock peaked at $ 65 a share in the early 1980s , filed a Chapter 11 reorganization plan that provides just 1 . 125 cents a share for common stockholders . Chapter 11 What is a Chapter 11? 27 29 +749 1 Coleco Industries Inc . , a once high - flying toy maker whose stock peaked at $ 65 a share in the early 1980s , filed a Chapter 11 reorganization plan that provides just 1 . 125 cents a share for common stockholders . Chapter 11 What is chapter 11? 27 29 +749 1 Coleco Industries Inc . , a once high - flying toy maker whose stock peaked at $ 65 a share in the early 1980s , filed a Chapter 11 reorganization plan that provides just 1 . 125 cents a share for common stockholders . plan Why does the reorganization plan provide so little per share for common stockholders? 30 31 +749 2 Under the plan , unsecured creditors , who are owed about $ 430 million , would receive about $ 92 million , or 21 cents for each dollar they are owed . unsecured creditors , Who are the unsecured creditors? 4 7 +749 2 Under the plan , unsecured creditors , who are owed about $ 430 million , would receive about $ 92 million , or 21 cents for each dollar they are owed . plan , How does the plan justify paying unsecured creditors only 1/5 of what they’re owed? 2 4 +749 3 In addition , they will receive stock in the reorganized company , which will be named Ranger Industries Inc . Ranger Industries Inc when did they change the name? 16 19 +749 3 In addition , they will receive stock in the reorganized company , which will be named Ranger Industries Inc . Ranger Industries Inc Will Ranger Industries continue to manufacture toys? 16 19 +749 3 In addition , they will receive stock in the reorganized company , which will be named Ranger Industries Inc . reorganized company , Is reorganized another word for bailout? 9 12 +749 5 The Avon , Conn . , company ' s stock hit a high in 1983 after it unveiled its Adam home computer , but the product was plagued with glitches and the company ' s fortunes plunged . plagued with glitches what type of glitches? 27 30 +749 5 The Avon , Conn . , company ' s stock hit a high in 1983 after it unveiled its Adam home computer , but the product was plagued with glitches and the company ' s fortunes plunged . Adam home computer , What did the Adam home computer do? 19 23 +749 5 The Avon , Conn . , company ' s stock hit a high in 1983 after it unveiled its Adam home computer , but the product was plagued with glitches and the company ' s fortunes plunged . the product was plagued with glitches What were the glitches? 24 30 +750 1 Valley Federal Savings & Loan Association took an $ 89 . 9 million charge as it reported a third - quarter loss of $ 70 . 7 million , or $ 12 . 09 a share . $ 89 . 9 million charge why were they charged? 8 14 +750 1 Valley Federal Savings & Loan Association took an $ 89 . 9 million charge as it reported a third - quarter loss of $ 70 . 7 million , or $ 12 . 09 a share . loss Is there a particular cause for this loss? 21 22 +750 1 Valley Federal Savings & Loan Association took an $ 89 . 9 million charge as it reported a third - quarter loss of $ 70 . 7 million , or $ 12 . 09 a share . Valley Federal Savings & Loan Association Where is the Valley Federal Savings & Loan Association? 0 6 +750 2 The Van Nuys , Calif . , thrift had net income of $ 132 , 000 , or three cents a share , a year ago . three cents a share , is that very low? 18 23 +750 3 The bulk of the pretax charge is a $ 62 million write - off of capitalized servicing at the mobile home financing subsidiary , which the company said had been a big drain on earnings . write - off Who authorized the write off? 11 14 +750 3 The bulk of the pretax charge is a $ 62 million write - off of capitalized servicing at the mobile home financing subsidiary , which the company said had been a big drain on earnings . mobile home financing subsidiary , Why did this subsidiary need a write off? 19 24 +750 3 The bulk of the pretax charge is a $ 62 million write - off of capitalized servicing at the mobile home financing subsidiary , which the company said had been a big drain on earnings . big drain on earnings How was it draining? 31 35 +750 3 The bulk of the pretax charge is a $ 62 million write - off of capitalized servicing at the mobile home financing subsidiary , which the company said had been a big drain on earnings . big drain Why is the mobile home financing subsidiary a big drain on earnings? 31 33 +750 3 The bulk of the pretax charge is a $ 62 million write - off of capitalized servicing at the mobile home financing subsidiary , which the company said had been a big drain on earnings . big drain on earnings How was the capitalized servicing a big drain on earnings? 31 35 +750 4 The company said the one - time provision would substantially eliminate all future losses at the unit . all future losses at the unit How could that be guaranteed? 11 17 +750 4 The company said the one - time provision would substantially eliminate all future losses at the unit . eliminate How would the provision eliminate all future losses at the unit? 10 11 +750 5 Valley Federal also added $ 18 million to realestate loan reserves and eliminated $ 9 . 9 million of good will . added $ 18 million to realestate loan reserves Why did they add this amount to those reserves? 3 11 +750 5 Valley Federal also added $ 18 million to realestate loan reserves and eliminated $ 9 . 9 million of good will . good will What was the good will? 19 21 +751 1 Carnival Cruise Lines Inc . said potential problems with the construction of two big cruise ships from Finland have been averted . have been averted how were they averted? 18 21 +751 1 Carnival Cruise Lines Inc . said potential problems with the construction of two big cruise ships from Finland have been averted . potential problems What are the potential problems? 6 8 +751 1 Carnival Cruise Lines Inc . said potential problems with the construction of two big cruise ships from Finland have been averted . potential problems What were the potential problems with the construction of the cruise ships? 6 8 +751 1 Carnival Cruise Lines Inc . said potential problems with the construction of two big cruise ships from Finland have been averted . averted How have the problems with the construction of the cruise ships been averted? 20 21 +751 1 Carnival Cruise Lines Inc . said potential problems with the construction of two big cruise ships from Finland have been averted . two big cruise ships from Finland Which two big cruise ships? 12 18 +751 1 Carnival Cruise Lines Inc . said potential problems with the construction of two big cruise ships from Finland have been averted . potential problems WHAT ARE THE PROBLEMS? 6 8 +751 2 Last week , Miami - based Carnival disclosed that Waertsilae Marine Industries , the Finnish shipyard that is building Carnival ' s new cruise ships , planned to file for bankruptcy . Last week , what year was this? 0 3 +751 2 Last week , Miami - based Carnival disclosed that Waertsilae Marine Industries , the Finnish shipyard that is building Carnival ' s new cruise ships , planned to file for bankruptcy . file for bankruptcy . WHY ARE THEY GOING UNDERIF THEY HAVE A CARNIVAL CONTRACT? 28 32 +751 3 Yesterday , Carnival said a new company has been formed in Finland that will carry on Waertsilae ' s shipbuilding operations . new company What is the new company's name? 5 7 +751 3 Yesterday , Carnival said a new company has been formed in Finland that will carry on Waertsilae ' s shipbuilding operations . new company WHY DID ONE COMPNAYFILE FOR BANKRUPTCY WHILE THEY SET UP A WHOLE NEW COMPANYTO DO THE SAME THING? 5 7 +751 4 Carnival said it will be an 11 % shareholder in the new company . 11 % shareholder do they have any decision making power? 6 9 +751 4 Carnival said it will be an 11 % shareholder in the new company . 11 % shareholder DID THEY HOLD SHARES IN THE LAST COMPANY? 6 9 +751 5 Carnival said the Fantasy , a 2 , 050 - passenger ship that was slated to be delivered this month , will be delivered in January . delivered in January . WHY THE HOLD UP? CAN'T THE ORIGINAL COMPANY FULFILL THE CONTRACT BEFORE CLOSING? 23 27 +752 1 GenCorp Inc . , hurt by a plant accident and other unexpected costs , said it expects to report that fiscal fourth - quarter profit from continuing operations will be significantly below last year ' s $ 25 million . hurt by a plant accident What kind of plant accident? 4 9 +752 1 GenCorp Inc . , hurt by a plant accident and other unexpected costs , said it expects to report that fiscal fourth - quarter profit from continuing operations will be significantly below last year ' s $ 25 million . hurt by a plant accident What type of plant accident occurred? 4 9 +752 1 GenCorp Inc . , hurt by a plant accident and other unexpected costs , said it expects to report that fiscal fourth - quarter profit from continuing operations will be significantly below last year ' s $ 25 million . plant accident What happened? 7 9 +752 1 GenCorp Inc . , hurt by a plant accident and other unexpected costs , said it expects to report that fiscal fourth - quarter profit from continuing operations will be significantly below last year ' s $ 25 million . plant accident What happened in the plant accident? 7 9 +752 1 GenCorp Inc . , hurt by a plant accident and other unexpected costs , said it expects to report that fiscal fourth - quarter profit from continuing operations will be significantly below last year ' s $ 25 million . other unexpected costs , What unexpected costs? 10 14 +752 1 GenCorp Inc . , hurt by a plant accident and other unexpected costs , said it expects to report that fiscal fourth - quarter profit from continuing operations will be significantly below last year ' s $ 25 million . significantly below How much below? 30 32 +752 2 The Fairlawn , Ohio - based company also said that full - year profit from continuing operations will be far below last year ' s $ 148 million . Fairlawn , what part of ohio is that? 1 3 +752 2 The Fairlawn , Ohio - based company also said that full - year profit from continuing operations will be far below last year ' s $ 148 million . will be far below last year ' s $ 148 million Why is the full-year profit lower in this year? 17 28 +752 2 The Fairlawn , Ohio - based company also said that full - year profit from continuing operations will be far below last year ' s $ 148 million . far below how far below are the expectations? 19 21 +752 2 The Fairlawn , Ohio - based company also said that full - year profit from continuing operations will be far below last year ' s $ 148 million . will be far below Is this all due to the accident? 17 21 +752 2 The Fairlawn , Ohio - based company also said that full - year profit from continuing operations will be far below last year ' s $ 148 million . $ 148 million Is this the companies yearly average? 25 28 +752 3 Last year ' s figures include a one - time loss of $ 12 million for restructuring and unusual items . unusual items Why were there so many unusual items? 18 20 +752 3 Last year ' s figures include a one - time loss of $ 12 million for restructuring and unusual items . one - time loss how can you assure this is a one time loss? 7 11 +752 3 Last year ' s figures include a one - time loss of $ 12 million for restructuring and unusual items . unusual items What unusual items? 18 20 +752 4 But the automotive parts and aerospace concern expects that net for the year ending Nov . 30 will exceed last fiscal year ' s net of $ 70 million , or $ 2 . 19 a share , primarily because of $ 200 million in gains from sales of discontinued operations . concern what does concern mean in this context? 6 7 +752 4 But the automotive parts and aerospace concern expects that net for the year ending Nov . 30 will exceed last fiscal year ' s net of $ 70 million , or $ 2 . 19 a share , primarily because of $ 200 million in gains from sales of discontinued operations . discontinued operations Which operations were stopped? 49 51 +752 4 But the automotive parts and aerospace concern expects that net for the year ending Nov . 30 will exceed last fiscal year ' s net of $ 70 million , or $ 2 . 19 a share , primarily because of $ 200 million in gains from sales of discontinued operations . aerospace concern what is the context of using the word concern here? 5 7 +752 4 But the automotive parts and aerospace concern expects that net for the year ending Nov . 30 will exceed last fiscal year ' s net of $ 70 million , or $ 2 . 19 a share , primarily because of $ 200 million in gains from sales of discontinued operations . will exceed What will make it exceed last years? 17 19 +752 4 But the automotive parts and aerospace concern expects that net for the year ending Nov . 30 will exceed last fiscal year ' s net of $ 70 million , or $ 2 . 19 a share , primarily because of $ 200 million in gains from sales of discontinued operations . discontinued operations How many operations were discontinued? 49 51 +752 5 Harry Millis , an analyst at McDonald & Co . in Cleveland , said GenCorp ' s unanticipated losses come largely from an accident at a government - owned assembly plant in Kansas , run by a private subcontractor , that makes cluster bombs for GenCorp ' s Aerojet Ordnance business . Millis , what are his credentials? 1 3 +752 5 Harry Millis , an analyst at McDonald & Co . in Cleveland , said GenCorp ' s unanticipated losses come largely from an accident at a government - owned assembly plant in Kansas , run by a private subcontractor , that makes cluster bombs for GenCorp ' s Aerojet Ordnance business . cluster bombs what do cluster bombs do? 42 44 +752 5 Harry Millis , an analyst at McDonald & Co . in Cleveland , said GenCorp ' s unanticipated losses come largely from an accident at a government - owned assembly plant in Kansas , run by a private subcontractor , that makes cluster bombs for GenCorp ' s Aerojet Ordnance business . plant in Kansas , How many plants do they own around the country? 30 34 +752 5 Harry Millis , an analyst at McDonald & Co . in Cleveland , said GenCorp ' s unanticipated losses come largely from an accident at a government - owned assembly plant in Kansas , run by a private subcontractor , that makes cluster bombs for GenCorp ' s Aerojet Ordnance business . an accident What happened? 22 24 +753 1 DD Acquisition Corp . , a partnership of Unicorp Canada Corp . ' s Kingsbridge Capital Group and Cara Operations Ltd . , extended to Nov . 20 its $ 45 - a - share offer for all Dunkin ' Donuts Inc . shares outstanding . extended Why did DD Acquisition Corp it’s Dunking Donuts share offer? 23 24 +753 2 The offer , which was due to expire yesterday , is conditional on 50 . 1 % of Dunkin ' common shares , on a fully diluted basis , being tendered and on the withdrawal of the company ' s poison pill rights plan . poison pill rights plan what is that? 40 44 +753 2 The offer , which was due to expire yesterday , is conditional on 50 . 1 % of Dunkin ' common shares , on a fully diluted basis , being tendered and on the withdrawal of the company ' s poison pill rights plan . conditional Why did DD Acquisitions make its offer conditional on these terms? 11 12 +753 2 The offer , which was due to expire yesterday , is conditional on 50 . 1 % of Dunkin ' common shares , on a fully diluted basis , being tendered and on the withdrawal of the company ' s poison pill rights plan . poison pill rights plan What is the poison pill rights plan? 40 44 +753 3 DD Acquisition has launched a suit in a Delaware court seeking the withdrawal of Dunkin ' s poison pill rights and employee stock ownership plans , which it claims were put in place to deter bidders . deter will this work? 34 35 +753 4 DD Acquisition said 2 . 2 million shares , or about 38 . 5 % of the shares outstanding , have been tendered under its offer . tendered what does tendered mean? 22 23 +754 1 Reuters Holdings PLC said Michael Reupke resigned as general manager to pursue unspecified interests , a move the news organization termed an " amicable separation . " " amicable separation why is it quoted? 22 25 +754 2 Mr . Reupke , 52 years old and a 27 - year Reuters veteran , had been the information - services company ' s general manager for only six months . general manager What does the general manager oversee specifically? 24 26 +754 2 Mr . Reupke , 52 years old and a 27 - year Reuters veteran , had been the information - services company ' s general manager for only six months . general manager for only six months What was Reupke's previous job title before he became GM? 24 30 +754 4 No successor was named , and Mr . Reupke ' s duties will be split among three other senior Reuters executives , the company said . successor was named , why was there no successor named? 1 5 +754 4 No successor was named , and Mr . Reupke ' s duties will be split among three other senior Reuters executives , the company said . successor Why was no successor named? 1 2 +754 4 No successor was named , and Mr . Reupke ' s duties will be split among three other senior Reuters executives , the company said . three other senior Reuters executives , Who are the three senior Reuters executives who will split the duties? 16 22 +754 4 No successor was named , and Mr . Reupke ' s duties will be split among three other senior Reuters executives , the company said . three other senior Reuters executives , Who are the three other senior executives? 16 22 +754 4 No successor was named , and Mr . Reupke ' s duties will be split among three other senior Reuters executives , the company said . No successor was named , Why had no successor been named by the company? 0 5 +754 5 In a telephone interview , Mr . Reupke said his departure was for " personal reasons , " which he declined to specify . " There is no business reason for my departure , " nor any disagreement over policy , he added . " personal reasons , " was he lying? 13 18 +755 1 Rockwell International Corp . reported flat operating earnings for the fourth quarter ended Sept . 30 . earnings in which year? 7 8 +755 1 Rockwell International Corp . reported flat operating earnings for the fourth quarter ended Sept . 30 . Rockwell International Corp . Which industry does Rockwell operate in? 0 4 +755 1 Rockwell International Corp . reported flat operating earnings for the fourth quarter ended Sept . 30 . flat Why are the operating earnings flat for the fourth quarter? 5 6 +755 1 Rockwell International Corp . reported flat operating earnings for the fourth quarter ended Sept . 30 . flat Is there a reason why they had flat earnings? 5 6 +755 2 The aerospace , automotive supply , electronics and printing - press concern also indicated that the first half of fiscal 1990 could be rough . rough why would it be rough? 23 24 +755 2 The aerospace , automotive supply , electronics and printing - press concern also indicated that the first half of fiscal 1990 could be rough . the first half of fiscal 1990 could be rough . Why would the first half of 1990 be a tough time, fiscally? 15 25 +755 2 The aerospace , automotive supply , electronics and printing - press concern also indicated that the first half of fiscal 1990 could be rough . indicated How did aerospace, automotive supply, electronics and printing-press indicate that the first half of fiscal 1990 could be rough? 13 14 +755 2 The aerospace , automotive supply , electronics and printing - press concern also indicated that the first half of fiscal 1990 could be rough . rough Is there a reason they are expecting this to be a rough season? 23 24 +755 3 In an interview , Donald Beall , chairman , said first - half profit certainly would trail the past year ' s , primarily because of weakness in the heavy - truck and passenger - car markets . weakness in the heavy - truck and passenger - car Why would there be weakness in these markets? 26 36 +755 3 In an interview , Donald Beall , chairman , said first - half profit certainly would trail the past year ' s , primarily because of weakness in the heavy - truck and passenger - car markets . weakness Why are heavy-truck and passenger-car markets weak? 26 27 +755 3 In an interview , Donald Beall , chairman , said first - half profit certainly would trail the past year ' s , primarily because of weakness in the heavy - truck and passenger - car markets . weakness What is causing this weakness in the market? 26 27 +755 4 Still , he added , if the industrial sector remains relatively stable , Rockwell should be able to recover in the second half and about equal fiscal 1989 ' s operating profit of $ 630 . 9 million . industrial sector is that a big sector? 7 9 +755 4 Still , he added , if the industrial sector remains relatively stable , Rockwell should be able to recover in the second half and about equal fiscal 1989 ' s operating profit of $ 630 . 9 million . stable , Why is the industrial sector stable? 11 13 +755 4 Still , he added , if the industrial sector remains relatively stable , Rockwell should be able to recover in the second half and about equal fiscal 1989 ' s operating profit of $ 630 . 9 million . recover How will Rockwell recover in the second half of the 1989 fiscal year? 18 19 +755 4 Still , he added , if the industrial sector remains relatively stable , Rockwell should be able to recover in the second half and about equal fiscal 1989 ' s operating profit of $ 630 . 9 million . $ 630 What we're their earnings last year? 33 35 +755 5 For fiscal 1989 ' s fourth quarter , Rockwell ' s net income totaled $ 126 . 1 million , or 50 cents a share . $ 126 How did Rockwell net $126.1 million? 14 16 +755 5 For fiscal 1989 ' s fourth quarter , Rockwell ' s net income totaled $ 126 . 1 million , or 50 cents a share . share What do they anticipate the price per share at the end of next year? 24 25 +756 1 A . L . Williams Corp . was merged into Primerica Corp . , New York , after a special meeting of Williams shareholders cleared the transaction , the companies said . merged Why did A.L. Williams Corp. merge into Primerica Corp.? 8 9 +756 2 Primerica , which had owned nearly 70 % of Williams , will pay about 16 . 7 million shares , currently valued at almost $ 472 million , for the rest of Williams . nearly 70 % was it less than 70 percent? 5 8 +756 2 Primerica , which had owned nearly 70 % of Williams , will pay about 16 . 7 million shares , currently valued at almost $ 472 million , for the rest of Williams . pay about 16 . 7 million shares , Why will it pay using shares? 12 20 +756 2 Primerica , which had owned nearly 70 % of Williams , will pay about 16 . 7 million shares , currently valued at almost $ 472 million , for the rest of Williams . for the rest Who will it pay for the rest to? 28 31 +756 2 Primerica , which had owned nearly 70 % of Williams , will pay about 16 . 7 million shares , currently valued at almost $ 472 million , for the rest of Williams . Primerica , What is the Primerica Corporation? 0 2 +756 3 The financial - services company will pay 0 . 82 share for each Williams share . 0 . 82 share why so low? 7 11 +756 3 The financial - services company will pay 0 . 82 share for each Williams share . 0 . 82 share Shouldn't this be 0.82 a share? 7 11 +756 4 Williams shares , which were to be delisted from the New York Stock Exchange after the close of composite trading yesterday , closed at $ 23 . 25 , off 12 . 5 cents . delisted why would they be delisted? 7 8 +756 4 Williams shares , which were to be delisted from the New York Stock Exchange after the close of composite trading yesterday , closed at $ 23 . 25 , off 12 . 5 cents . delisted Why will Williams shares be delisted from the New York Stock Exchange? 7 8 +756 4 Williams shares , which were to be delisted from the New York Stock Exchange after the close of composite trading yesterday , closed at $ 23 . 25 , off 12 . 5 cents . delisted Why would it be delisted? 7 8 +757 1 New York financier Saul Steinberg sought federal permission to buy more than 15 % of United Airlines ' parent , UAL Corp . , saying he might seek control of the nation ' s second - largest airline . seek control Why does Saul Steinberg want to seek control of United Airlines? 27 29 +757 1 New York financier Saul Steinberg sought federal permission to buy more than 15 % of United Airlines ' parent , UAL Corp . , saying he might seek control of the nation ' s second - largest airline . sought federal permission what does that involve? 5 8 +757 1 New York financier Saul Steinberg sought federal permission to buy more than 15 % of United Airlines ' parent , UAL Corp . , saying he might seek control of the nation ' s second - largest airline . federal permission Why does he need federal permission? 6 8 +757 1 New York financier Saul Steinberg sought federal permission to buy more than 15 % of United Airlines ' parent , UAL Corp . , saying he might seek control of the nation ' s second - largest airline . control of the nation ' s second - largest airline Why was he wanting to control the airline? 28 38 +757 2 Although takeover experts said they doubted Mr . Steinberg will make a bid by himself , the application by his Reliance Group Holdings Inc . could signal his interest in helping revive a failed labor - management bid . takeover experts Who are the experts? 1 3 +757 2 Although takeover experts said they doubted Mr . Steinberg will make a bid by himself , the application by his Reliance Group Holdings Inc . could signal his interest in helping revive a failed labor - management bid . bid by himself , Why do they think he will not make a bid by himself? 12 16 +757 2 Although takeover experts said they doubted Mr . Steinberg will make a bid by himself , the application by his Reliance Group Holdings Inc . could signal his interest in helping revive a failed labor - management bid . failed labor - management bid Why did the bid fall through? 33 38 +757 3 Such an application for federal antitrust clearance is necessary for any investor that might seek control . necessary Why is a federal antitrust clearance necessary? 8 9 +757 3 Such an application for federal antitrust clearance is necessary for any investor that might seek control . federal antitrust clearance what does that mean exactly? 4 7 +757 3 Such an application for federal antitrust clearance is necessary for any investor that might seek control . antitrust clearance What is antitrust clearance? 5 7 +757 4 But some investors have used such filings to boost the value of their stock holdings , which - - without buying more stock - - they then sold . filings to boost How does this filing boost the value of their stock? 6 9 +757 5 Takeover stock traders were puzzled by the Reliance filing and cautioned that it doesn ' t mean Mr . Steinberg will definitely seek control . " Maybe he just wants to make something happen , " said one takeover expert . Takeover stock traders what is a takeover stock trader? 0 3 +757 5 Takeover stock traders were puzzled by the Reliance filing and cautioned that it doesn ' t mean Mr . Steinberg will definitely seek control . " Maybe he just wants to make something happen , " said one takeover expert . Mr . Steinberg will definitely seek control What other actions could be undertaken instead of a takeover? 17 24 +758 1 A nickname for measures to stop the market from plunging too far too fast . nickname what is the nickname? 1 2 +758 1 A nickname for measures to stop the market from plunging too far too fast . nickname what is the nickname? 1 2 +758 1 A nickname for measures to stop the market from plunging too far too fast . measures What is considered a measure? 3 4 +758 1 A nickname for measures to stop the market from plunging too far too fast . nickname What was the nickname? 1 2 +758 1 A nickname for measures to stop the market from plunging too far too fast . too far too fast How fast or far does the market have to fall for these measures to take effect? 10 14 +758 2 Several moves were taken following the October 1987 crash to coordinate - - and sometimes deliberately disconnect - - the stock and futures markets in times of heightened volatility . heightened volatility why is volatility heightened? 27 29 +758 2 Several moves were taken following the October 1987 crash to coordinate - - and sometimes deliberately disconnect - - the stock and futures markets in times of heightened volatility . moves what were the moves? 1 2 +758 2 Several moves were taken following the October 1987 crash to coordinate - - and sometimes deliberately disconnect - - the stock and futures markets in times of heightened volatility . moves What moves were taken? 1 2 +758 2 Several moves were taken following the October 1987 crash to coordinate - - and sometimes deliberately disconnect - - the stock and futures markets in times of heightened volatility . Several moves What were the moves? 0 2 +758 2 Several moves were taken following the October 1987 crash to coordinate - - and sometimes deliberately disconnect - - the stock and futures markets in times of heightened volatility . October 1987 crash What led to the 1987 crash? 6 9 +758 3 On the Big Board , a " side car " is put into effect when the S & P futures rise or fall 12 points . " side car " what is a side car? 6 10 +758 3 On the Big Board , a " side car " is put into effect when the S & P futures rise or fall 12 points . " side what is a side car? 6 8 +758 3 On the Big Board , a " side car " is put into effect when the S & P futures rise or fall 12 points . " side What is a side car? 6 8 +758 3 On the Big Board , a " side car " is put into effect when the S & P futures rise or fall 12 points . " side car " Whats a side car? 6 10 +758 4 The side car routes program trades into a special computer file that scans for imbalances of buy and sell orders . imbalances What type of imbalances? 14 15 +758 5 On the Chicago Mercantile Exchange , S & P 500 futures are not allowed to fall further than 12 points from the previous day ' s close for half an hour . futures What do you mean by futures? 10 11 +759 1 Rep . John Dingell , an important sponsor of President Bush ' s clean - air bill , plans to unveil a surprise proposal that would break with the White House on a centerpiece issue : acid rain . important sponsor What makes John Dingell an important sponsor? 6 8 +759 1 Rep . John Dingell , an important sponsor of President Bush ' s clean - air bill , plans to unveil a surprise proposal that would break with the White House on a centerpiece issue : acid rain . a surprise proposal What does the proposal say? 21 24 +759 1 Rep . John Dingell , an important sponsor of President Bush ' s clean - air bill , plans to unveil a surprise proposal that would break with the White House on a centerpiece issue : acid rain . acid rain Why is acid rain a concern for the White House? 36 38 +759 1 Rep . John Dingell , an important sponsor of President Bush ' s clean - air bill , plans to unveil a surprise proposal that would break with the White House on a centerpiece issue : acid rain . break How will Dingell’s proposal break with the White House’s position on acid rain? 26 27 +759 1 Rep . John Dingell , an important sponsor of President Bush ' s clean - air bill , plans to unveil a surprise proposal that would break with the White House on a centerpiece issue : acid rain . clean - air bill , What is the clean-air bill? 13 18 +759 2 The Michigan Democrat ' s proposal , which is expected today , is described by government sources and lobbyists as significantly weaker than the Bush administration ' s plan to cut utility emissions that lead to acid rain . Michigan Democrat ' s is he from michigan? 1 5 +759 2 The Michigan Democrat ' s proposal , which is expected today , is described by government sources and lobbyists as significantly weaker than the Bush administration ' s plan to cut utility emissions that lead to acid rain . government sources Which government sources? 15 17 +759 2 The Michigan Democrat ' s proposal , which is expected today , is described by government sources and lobbyists as significantly weaker than the Bush administration ' s plan to cut utility emissions that lead to acid rain . significantly weaker Why do they feel it is weaker? 20 22 +759 2 The Michigan Democrat ' s proposal , which is expected today , is described by government sources and lobbyists as significantly weaker than the Bush administration ' s plan to cut utility emissions that lead to acid rain . Michigan Democrat ' s proposal , What is the Michigan Democrat's proposal? 1 7 +759 3 The administration ' s plan could cost utilities , mainly those that use coal , up to $ 4 billion a year . up to $ 4 billion a year Is more than the norm? 15 22 +759 3 The administration ' s plan could cost utilities , mainly those that use coal , up to $ 4 billion a year . administration ' s plan What does the administration's plan consist of? 1 5 +759 4 The proposal comes as a surprise even to administration officials and temporarily throws into chaos the House ' s work on clean - air legislation . a surprise Why was this a surprise? 4 6 +760 2 Net advanced to $ 94 . 2 million , or 89 cents a share , from $ 85 million , or 83 cents a share , including net realized investment gains of $ 31 million , up from $ 10 million a year ago . net realized investment gains What are net realized investment gains? 27 31 +760 3 But revenue declined to $ 3 billion from $ 3 . 2 billion . billion from $ 3 . 2 billion how did that happen? 6 13 +760 3 But revenue declined to $ 3 billion from $ 3 . 2 billion . declined Why did revenue decline? 2 3 +760 3 But revenue declined to $ 3 billion from $ 3 . 2 billion . revenue For what reason did revenue decline? 1 2 +760 3 But revenue declined to $ 3 billion from $ 3 . 2 billion . revenue How did revenue decline while net advanced? 1 2 +760 3 But revenue declined to $ 3 billion from $ 3 . 2 billion . But revenue declined How can a company's stock grow so high when it loses money? 0 3 +760 4 Travelers estimated that the California earthquake last month will result in a fourth - quarter pre - tax charge of less than $ 10 million . earthquake Why would the earthquake have economic impacts? 5 6 +760 4 Travelers estimated that the California earthquake last month will result in a fourth - quarter pre - tax charge of less than $ 10 million . estimated How did Travelers estimate estimate this pre-tax charge? 1 2 +760 4 Travelers estimated that the California earthquake last month will result in a fourth - quarter pre - tax charge of less than $ 10 million . fourth - quarter pre - tax charge Who is being charged? 12 19 +760 5 The insurer ' s earnings from commercial property / casualty lines fell 59 % in the latest quarter , while it lost $ 7 . 2 million in its personal property / casualty business , compared with earnings of $ 6 . 1 million a year ago . commercial Why did the earnings fall? 6 7 +760 5 The insurer ' s earnings from commercial property / casualty lines fell 59 % in the latest quarter , while it lost $ 7 . 2 million in its personal property / casualty business , compared with earnings of $ 6 . 1 million a year ago . commercial property / casualty lines Why did earnings from commercial property/casualty lines fall 59%? 6 11 +760 5 The insurer ' s earnings from commercial property / casualty lines fell 59 % in the latest quarter , while it lost $ 7 . 2 million in its personal property / casualty business , compared with earnings of $ 6 . 1 million a year ago . earnings from commercial property / casualty Why are property and casualty industries grouped together? 4 10 +761 1 Consumer confidence stayed strong in October , despite the unsettling gyrations of the stock market . unsettling gyrations why were there gyrations? 9 11 +761 1 Consumer confidence stayed strong in October , despite the unsettling gyrations of the stock market . unsettling gyrations what caused the gyrations in the stock market? 9 11 +761 1 Consumer confidence stayed strong in October , despite the unsettling gyrations of the stock market . gyrations What are the specific details related to the 'gyrations'? 10 11 +761 2 " The sharp stock market decline in late October appears to have had little or no effect on consumers , " said Fabian Linden , executive director of the Conference Board ' s consumer research center . " Survey returns received after the drop in the Dow Jones average were about the same as the views expressed prior to that event . " Fabian Linden , what are his credentials? 22 25 +761 2 " The sharp stock market decline in late October appears to have had little or no effect on consumers , " said Fabian Linden , executive director of the Conference Board ' s consumer research center . " Survey returns received after the drop in the Dow Jones average were about the same as the views expressed prior to that event . " had little or no effect on consumers , " how come there was no effect? 12 21 +761 2 " The sharp stock market decline in late October appears to have had little or no effect on consumers , " said Fabian Linden , executive director of the Conference Board ' s consumer research center . " Survey returns received after the drop in the Dow Jones average were about the same as the views expressed prior to that event . " Conference Board ' s what is the conference board? 29 33 +761 3 The nonprofit , industry - supported group said its Consumer Confidence Index was 116 . 4 in October , barely changed from a revised 116 . 3 in September . 116 . 4 is this high or low? what is the normal range? 13 16 +761 3 The nonprofit , industry - supported group said its Consumer Confidence Index was 116 . 4 in October , barely changed from a revised 116 . 3 in September . Index How is the index measured? 11 12 +761 4 The index was 116 . 9 in October 1988 and in the past year has ranged from a low of 112 . 9 to a high of 120 . 7 . 112 . 9 to why does it fluctuate so much? 20 24 +761 4 The index was 116 . 9 in October 1988 and in the past year has ranged from a low of 112 . 9 to a high of 120 . 7 . low of 112 . 9 to a high of 120 . 7 how does this compare to normal ranges? 18 30 +761 4 The index was 116 . 9 in October 1988 and in the past year has ranged from a low of 112 . 9 to a high of 120 . 7 . 1988 Why bring up 1988? 8 9 +761 5 It uses a base of 100 in 1985 . in 1985 what about now? 6 8 +761 5 It uses a base of 100 in 1985 . base of 100 what does this mean? is this normal or no? 3 6 +761 5 It uses a base of 100 in 1985 . base why is 100 in 1985 the base? 3 4 +761 5 It uses a base of 100 in 1985 . 100 Why does it use a base of 100? 5 6 +762 1 The following issues were recently filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission : Securities and Exchange Commission : What is the Securities and Exchange Commision? 8 13 +762 1 The following issues were recently filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission : issues What issues? 2 3 +762 2 Intermec Corp . , offering of 1 , 050 , 000 common shares , via Goldman , Sachs & Co . and Piper , Jaffray & Hopwood Inc . common shares , what are common shares? 11 14 +762 4 Midwesco Filter Resources Inc . , initial offering of 830 , 000 common shares , to be offered by the company , via Chicago Corp . via Chicago Corp what does via mean here? 22 25 +762 5 Nylev Municipal Fund Inc . , offering of five million common shares . five million common shares why so much? 8 12 +763 1 N . V . DSM said net income in the third quarter jumped 63 % as the company had substantially lower extraordinary charges to account for a restructuring program . restructuring program What kind of restructuring program? 27 29 +763 1 N . V . DSM said net income in the third quarter jumped 63 % as the company had substantially lower extraordinary charges to account for a restructuring program . net income What was the original net income? 6 8 +763 1 N . V . DSM said net income in the third quarter jumped 63 % as the company had substantially lower extraordinary charges to account for a restructuring program . extraordinary charges what type of charges are we talking about? 21 23 +763 2 The Dutch chemical group said net income gained to 235 million guilders ( $ 113 . 2 million ) , or 6 . 70 guilders a share , from 144 million guilders , or 4 . 10 guilders a share , a year ago . 235 million guilders What does this mean? 9 12 +763 2 The Dutch chemical group said net income gained to 235 million guilders ( $ 113 . 2 million ) , or 6 . 70 guilders a share , from 144 million guilders , or 4 . 10 guilders a share , a year ago . The Dutch chemical Who is the Dutch chemical group? 0 3 +763 2 The Dutch chemical group said net income gained to 235 million guilders ( $ 113 . 2 million ) , or 6 . 70 guilders a share , from 144 million guilders , or 4 . 10 guilders a share , a year ago . 144 million guilders , what is the usd conversion? giving the conversion on the first number without giving the conversion on the second makes no sense. 29 33 +763 3 The 32 % state - owned DSM had eight million guilders of extraordinary charges in the latest quarter , mainly to reflect one - time losses in connection with the disposal of some operations . one - time losses what are one time losses? 22 26 +763 3 The 32 % state - owned DSM had eight million guilders of extraordinary charges in the latest quarter , mainly to reflect one - time losses in connection with the disposal of some operations . guilders what does guilders mean? 10 11 +763 3 The 32 % state - owned DSM had eight million guilders of extraordinary charges in the latest quarter , mainly to reflect one - time losses in connection with the disposal of some operations . DSM Whats is the DSM? 6 7 +763 3 The 32 % state - owned DSM had eight million guilders of extraordinary charges in the latest quarter , mainly to reflect one - time losses in connection with the disposal of some operations . disposal of some operations . what operations are they speaking of? 30 35 +763 4 The charges were offset in part by a gain from the sale of the company ' s construction division . the sale of the company ' s construction division . What did the company's construction division sell for? 10 20 +763 4 The charges were offset in part by a gain from the sale of the company ' s construction division . company ' s construction why did they gain in construction? 14 18 +763 4 The charges were offset in part by a gain from the sale of the company ' s construction division . charges What charges? 1 2 +763 4 The charges were offset in part by a gain from the sale of the company ' s construction division . The charges What was the total of the charges? 0 2 +763 4 The charges were offset in part by a gain from the sale of the company ' s construction division . sale of the company ' s construction division . what was the motivation to sell a construction business? 11 20 +763 5 Last year , DSM had 71 million guilders of extraordinary charges for the restructuring program and other transactions . extraordinary Which extraordinary charges? 9 10 +763 5 Last year , DSM had 71 million guilders of extraordinary charges for the restructuring program and other transactions . 71 million guilders of extraordinary charges What was the dollar amount of these charges? 5 11 +763 5 Last year , DSM had 71 million guilders of extraordinary charges for the restructuring program and other transactions . restructuring program what did they restructure? was is restucturing the company after the sale? 13 15 +763 5 Last year , DSM had 71 million guilders of extraordinary charges for the restructuring program and other transactions . 71 million guilders how did they spend 71 million dollars on these charges? 5 8 +764 1 The limits to legal absurdity stretched another notch this week when the Supreme Court refused to hear an appeal from a case that says corporate defendants must pay damages even after proving that they could not possibly have caused the harm . absurdity stretched was it already absurd prior? 4 6 +764 1 The limits to legal absurdity stretched another notch this week when the Supreme Court refused to hear an appeal from a case that says corporate defendants must pay damages even after proving that they could not possibly have caused the harm . limits what are the limits? 1 2 +764 1 The limits to legal absurdity stretched another notch this week when the Supreme Court refused to hear an appeal from a case that says corporate defendants must pay damages even after proving that they could not possibly have caused the harm . corporate defendants must pay damages Why should corporate defendants pay damages? 24 29 +764 2 We can understand and share the compassion that makes judges sometimes wish to offer a kind of Solomonic aid to those who ' ve been hurt . Solomonic aid what does this mean? 17 19 +764 3 But this case is a stark lesson in how the failures of the traditional policy - making process have left the courts as the only forum this country has to debate risk , technology and innovation . failures of the traditional policy - making process Why are there failures of the traditional policy making process? 10 18 +764 4 Too often now , a single court decision becomes the precedent for other , less compelling cases . Too often now , who does this harm? 0 4 +765 1 Wall Street ' s big securities firms face the prospect of having their credit ratings lowered . having their credit ratings lowered Why are their credit ratings being lowered? 11 16 +765 1 Wall Street ' s big securities firms face the prospect of having their credit ratings lowered . credit ratings lowered Why would the securities firms have their credit ratings lowered? 13 16 +765 2 The reason : Risks from the firms ' new " merchant banking " activities are rising as revenue from the industry ' s traditional business erodes . " merchant banking " what is merchant banking? 9 13 +765 2 The reason : Risks from the firms ' new " merchant banking " activities are rising as revenue from the industry ' s traditional business erodes . Risks Why are they allowed to participate in risky behavior? 3 4 +765 3 The downgrading of debt issued by CS First Boston Inc . , parent of First Boston Corp . , by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . , coupled with a Moody ' s announcement that Shearson Lehman Hutton Holdings Inc . is under review for a possible downgrade , sent shivers through the brokerage community this week . downgrading How much were they downgraded? 1 2 +765 4 With the shudders came the realization that some of Wall Street ' s biggest players are struggling to maintain the stellar credit standing required to finance their activities profitably . struggling to maintain the stellar credit how can they maintain it? 16 22 +765 4 With the shudders came the realization that some of Wall Street ' s biggest players are struggling to maintain the stellar credit standing required to finance their activities profitably . came the realization Why are they realizing it just now? 3 6 +765 5 Securities firms are among the biggest issuers of commercial paper , or short - term corporate IOUs , which they sell to finance their daily operations . corporate IOUs , what are ious? 15 18 +765 5 Securities firms are among the biggest issuers of commercial paper , or short - term corporate IOUs , which they sell to finance their daily operations . sell to finance their daily operations How much do they sell? 20 26 +766 1 Reed International PLC said that net income for the six months ended Oct . 1 slipped 5 % to # 89 . 7 million ( $ 141 . 9 million ) , or 16 pence a share , from # 94 . 8 million ( $ 149 . 9 million ) , or 17 . 3 pence a share . pence what is a pence? 34 35 +766 1 Reed International PLC said that net income for the six months ended Oct . 1 slipped 5 % to # 89 . 7 million ( $ 141 . 9 million ) , or 16 pence a share , from # 94 . 8 million ( $ 149 . 9 million ) , or 17 . 3 pence a share . Reed International PLC Who are Reed International PLC ? 0 3 +766 1 Reed International PLC said that net income for the six months ended Oct . 1 slipped 5 % to # 89 . 7 million ( $ 141 . 9 million ) , or 16 pence a share , from # 94 . 8 million ( $ 149 . 9 million ) , or 17 . 3 pence a share . 16 pence a share , Are these numbers in USD, pounds or Euro's? 33 38 +766 2 The British paper , packaging and publishing concern , said profit from continuing lines fell 10 % to # 118 million from # 130 . 6 million . continuing lines what continuing lines? 12 14 +766 3 While there were no one - time gains or losses in the latest period , there was a one - time gain of # 18 million in the 1988 period . 1988 period just during that year? 28 30 +766 4 And while there was no profit this year from discontinued operations , last year they contributed # 34 million , before tax . before tax how much after tax? 20 22 +766 4 And while there was no profit this year from discontinued operations , last year they contributed # 34 million , before tax . # 34 what does #34 mean? 16 18 +766 5 Pretax profit fell 3 . 7 % to # 128 million from # 133 million and was below analysts ' expectations of # 130 million to # 135 million , but shares rose 6 pence to 388 pence in early trading yesterday in London . 6 pence to 388 pence what is a pence? 33 38 +766 5 Pretax profit fell 3 . 7 % to # 128 million from # 133 million and was below analysts ' expectations of # 130 million to # 135 million , but shares rose 6 pence to 388 pence in early trading yesterday in London . 6 pence to 388 pence There is no question assuming the first one has been answered. If it hasn't them the first question again. 33 38 +767 1 Although his team lost the World Series , San Francisco Giants owner Bob Lurie hopes to have a new home for them . new home a new stadium? 18 20 +767 1 Although his team lost the World Series , San Francisco Giants owner Bob Lurie hopes to have a new home for them . a new home for them Why does he want a new home? 17 22 +767 1 Although his team lost the World Series , San Francisco Giants owner Bob Lurie hopes to have a new home for them . new home Where would the possible new home for the Giants be? 18 20 +767 1 Although his team lost the World Series , San Francisco Giants owner Bob Lurie hopes to have a new home for them . new home WHERE ARE THEY GOING? 18 20 +767 2 He is an avid fan of a proposition on next week ' s ballot to help build a replacement for Candlestick Park . Candlestick Park why do they need a new park? 20 22 +767 2 He is an avid fan of a proposition on next week ' s ballot to help build a replacement for Candlestick Park . replacement for Candlestick Park . WHAT IS WRONG WITH THE EXISTING PARK THAT UPGRADES COULDN'T FIX? 18 23 +767 3 Small wonder , since he ' s asking San Francisco taxpayers to sink up to $ 100 million into the new stadium . up to $ 100 million WHAT WOULD BE THE PRICE TAG IF CANDLEWICK PARK WERE RENOVATED? 13 18 +767 4 As San Francisco digs out from The Pretty Big One , opponents say the last thing the city can afford is an expensive new stadium . last thing the city can afford What is going on that the city can't afford this? 14 20 +767 4 As San Francisco digs out from The Pretty Big One , opponents say the last thing the city can afford is an expensive new stadium . The Pretty Big One , What is The Pretty Big One? 6 11 +767 4 As San Francisco digs out from The Pretty Big One , opponents say the last thing the city can afford is an expensive new stadium . The Pretty Big One , WHAT IS THE PRETTY BIG ONE? 6 11 +767 5 A stadium craze is sweeping the country . country what other states are doing it? 6 7 +767 5 A stadium craze is sweeping the country . A stadium craze is sweeping the country . Where else is there a stadium craze? 0 8 +767 5 A stadium craze is sweeping the country . sweeping the country WHERE ELSE IN THE COUNTRY IS THIS HAPPENING? 4 7 +768 1 The following were among yesterday ' s offerings and pricings in the U . S . and non - U . S . capital markets , with terms and syndicate manager , as compiled by Dow Jones Capital Markets Report : following What were the following among the offerings and pricings? 1 2 +768 1 The following were among yesterday ' s offerings and pricings in the U . S . and non - U . S . capital markets , with terms and syndicate manager , as compiled by Dow Jones Capital Markets Report : pricings How are market prices deliberated? 9 10 +768 2 International Business Machines Corp . - - $ 750 million of 8 3 / 8 % debentures due Nov . 1 , 2019 , priced at 99 to yield 8 . 467 % . debentures What does this mean? 16 17 +768 3 The 30 - year non - callable issue was priced at a spread of 57 basis points above the Treasury ' s 8 1 / 8 % bellwether long bond . non - callable what is this word? 4 7 +768 3 The 30 - year non - callable issue was priced at a spread of 57 basis points above the Treasury ' s 8 1 / 8 % bellwether long bond . spread who, specifically earns on these spreads? 12 13 +768 4 Rated triple - A by both Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . and Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , the issue will be sold through underwriters led by Salomon Brothers Inc . triple - A is that a good rating? 1 4 +768 4 Rated triple - A by both Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . and Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , the issue will be sold through underwriters led by Salomon Brothers Inc . Moody ' s How are these people still the rating authority after countless scandals? 6 9 +768 5 The size of the issue was increased from an originally planned $ 500 million . planned $ 500 million what is the new plan? 10 14 +768 5 The size of the issue was increased from an originally planned $ 500 million . the issue was increased Why has it increased? 3 7 +768 5 The size of the issue was increased from an originally planned $ 500 million . size of the issue What was the issue? 1 5 +768 5 The size of the issue was increased from an originally planned $ 500 million . $ 500 million for what purposes do they need over 500 million? bottom line or actual productivity? 11 14 +769 1 William C . Walbrecher Jr . , an executive at San Francisco - based 1st Nationwide Bank , was named president and chief executive officer of Citadel Holding Corp . and its principal operating unit , Fidelity Federal Bank . president Why was William C. Walbrecher Jr. named president? 20 21 +769 1 William C . Walbrecher Jr . , an executive at San Francisco - based 1st Nationwide Bank , was named president and chief executive officer of Citadel Holding Corp . and its principal operating unit , Fidelity Federal Bank . principal How is Fidelity Federal Bank the principal operating unit? 32 33 +769 1 William C . Walbrecher Jr . , an executive at San Francisco - based 1st Nationwide Bank , was named president and chief executive officer of Citadel Holding Corp . and its principal operating unit , Fidelity Federal Bank . named president and chief executive officer How did these spots become vacant prior to his appointment? 19 25 +769 2 The appointment takes effect Nov . 13 . Nov . 13 of which year? 4 7 +769 2 The appointment takes effect Nov . 13 . effect How does the appointment make an impact? 3 4 +769 3 He succeeds James A . Taylor , who stepped down as chairman , president and chief executive in March for health reasons . health reasons what was wrong? 20 22 +769 3 He succeeds James A . Taylor , who stepped down as chairman , president and chief executive in March for health reasons . health Why does James A. Taylor have health problems? 20 21 +769 4 Edward L . Kane succeeded Mr . Taylor as chairman . Edward L . Kane who is he? 0 4 +769 4 Edward L . Kane succeeded Mr . Taylor as chairman . succeeded Why did Edward L. Kane get chosen to succeed Mr. Taylor? 4 5 +769 5 Separately , Citadel posted a third - quarter net loss of $ 2 . 3 million , or 68 cents a share , versus net income of $ 5 . 3 million , or $ 1 . 61 a share , a year earlier . third - quarter net loss Why did Citadel have a third-quarter net loss? 5 10 +769 5 Separately , Citadel posted a third - quarter net loss of $ 2 . 3 million , or 68 cents a share , versus net income of $ 5 . 3 million , or $ 1 . 61 a share , a year earlier . loss Why did Citadel post a third-quarter loss? 9 10 +769 5 Separately , Citadel posted a third - quarter net loss of $ 2 . 3 million , or 68 cents a share , versus net income of $ 5 . 3 million , or $ 1 . 61 a share , a year earlier . earlier Why did Citadel have higher income a year earlier? 43 44 +769 5 Separately , Citadel posted a third - quarter net loss of $ 2 . 3 million , or 68 cents a share , versus net income of $ 5 . 3 million , or $ 1 . 61 a share , a year earlier . posted a third - quarter net loss Why is the company losing money? 3 10 +770 1 Researchers at American Telephone & Telegraph Co . ' s Bell Laboratories reported they raised the electrical current - carrying capacity of new superconductor crystals by a factor of 100 , moving the materials closer to commercial use . raised the electrical current - carrying capacity How did they achieve this? 14 21 +770 1 Researchers at American Telephone & Telegraph Co . ' s Bell Laboratories reported they raised the electrical current - carrying capacity of new superconductor crystals by a factor of 100 , moving the materials closer to commercial use . raised What was the previous electrical current-carrying capacity of the crystals? 14 15 +770 2 The scientists said they created small changes in the crystal - lattice structures of the superconductors to raise the amount of current that single crystals could carry to 600 , 000 amps per square centimeter in a moderately strong magnetic field . crystal - lattice what is crystal lattice? 9 12 +770 2 The scientists said they created small changes in the crystal - lattice structures of the superconductors to raise the amount of current that single crystals could carry to 600 , 000 amps per square centimeter in a moderately strong magnetic field . in a moderately strong magnetic field What constitutes a \"moderately strong magnetic field\"? 35 41 +770 2 The scientists said they created small changes in the crystal - lattice structures of the superconductors to raise the amount of current that single crystals could carry to 600 , 000 amps per square centimeter in a moderately strong magnetic field . small changes What were these small changes that allowed them to do this? 5 7 +770 3 The scientists said they made the advance with yttrium - containing superconductors cooled to liquid - nitrogen temperature , or minus 321 degrees Fahrenheit . yttrium - containing What is yttrium? 8 11 +770 3 The scientists said they made the advance with yttrium - containing superconductors cooled to liquid - nitrogen temperature , or minus 321 degrees Fahrenheit . cooled to liquid - nitrogen temperature What process did they use to achieve this cooling? 12 18 +770 3 The scientists said they made the advance with yttrium - containing superconductors cooled to liquid - nitrogen temperature , or minus 321 degrees Fahrenheit . yttrium - containing What is yttrium that is contained in the superconductors? 8 11 +770 3 The scientists said they made the advance with yttrium - containing superconductors cooled to liquid - nitrogen temperature , or minus 321 degrees Fahrenheit . with How does cooling the superconductors help them carry more electrical current? 7 8 +770 5 The finding marks a significant step in research on " bulk " superconductors , which are aimed at use in wires for motors , magnets , generators and other applications . " bulk " why is it quoted? 9 12 +770 5 The finding marks a significant step in research on " bulk " superconductors , which are aimed at use in wires for motors , magnets , generators and other applications . marks a significant step in research What makes this a significant step in research? 2 8 +770 5 The finding marks a significant step in research on " bulk " superconductors , which are aimed at use in wires for motors , magnets , generators and other applications . other applications What other applications are the \"bulk\" superconductors used in? 28 30 +771 1 Program trading is " a racket , " complains Edward Egnuss , a White Plains , N . Y . , investor and electronics sales executive , " and it ' s not to the benefit of the small investor , that ' s for sure . " But although he thinks that it is hurting him , he doubts it could be stopped . Program trading what is program trading? 0 2 +771 1 Program trading is " a racket , " complains Edward Egnuss , a White Plains , N . Y . , investor and electronics sales executive , " and it ' s not to the benefit of the small investor , that ' s for sure . " But although he thinks that it is hurting him , he doubts it could be stopped . it ' s not to the benefit of the small investor , Why is program trading not to the benefit of the small investor? 29 41 +771 1 Program trading is " a racket , " complains Edward Egnuss , a White Plains , N . Y . , investor and electronics sales executive , " and it ' s not to the benefit of the small investor , that ' s for sure . " But although he thinks that it is hurting him , he doubts it could be stopped . thinks that it is hurting him , Why does Edward Egnuss think that program trading is hurting him? 51 58 +771 1 Program trading is " a racket , " complains Edward Egnuss , a White Plains , N . Y . , investor and electronics sales executive , " and it ' s not to the benefit of the small investor , that ' s for sure . " But although he thinks that it is hurting him , he doubts it could be stopped . Program trading what is program trading? 0 2 +771 1 Program trading is " a racket , " complains Edward Egnuss , a White Plains , N . Y . , investor and electronics sales executive , " and it ' s not to the benefit of the small investor , that ' s for sure . " But although he thinks that it is hurting him , he doubts it could be stopped . racket , " Why does Edward Egnuss think trading is a racket? 5 8 +771 1 Program trading is " a racket , " complains Edward Egnuss , a White Plains , N . Y . , investor and electronics sales executive , " and it ' s not to the benefit of the small investor , that ' s for sure . " But although he thinks that it is hurting him , he doubts it could be stopped . benefit Why is program trading not to the benefit of the small investor? 35 36 +771 1 Program trading is " a racket , " complains Edward Egnuss , a White Plains , N . Y . , investor and electronics sales executive , " and it ' s not to the benefit of the small investor , that ' s for sure . " But although he thinks that it is hurting him , he doubts it could be stopped . doubts Why does he doubt it could be stopped? 59 60 +771 2 Mr . Egnuss ' s dislike of program trading is echoed by many small investors interviewed by Wall Street Journal reporters across the country . dislike of program why does he dislike it? 5 8 +771 2 Mr . Egnuss ' s dislike of program trading is echoed by many small investors interviewed by Wall Street Journal reporters across the country . many small investors What percentage of small investors feel similarly to Mr. Egnuss? 12 15 +771 2 Mr . Egnuss ' s dislike of program trading is echoed by many small investors interviewed by Wall Street Journal reporters across the country . echoed How are small investors echoing their dislike of program trading? 10 11 +771 3 But like Mr . Egnuss , few expect it to be halted entirely , and a surprising number doubt it should be . surprising number how many people? 16 18 +771 3 But like Mr . Egnuss , few expect it to be halted entirely , and a surprising number doubt it should be . a surprising number How many investors doubt program trading should be halted? 15 18 +771 3 But like Mr . Egnuss , few expect it to be halted entirely , and a surprising number doubt it should be . halted Why do few expect it to be halted entirely? 11 12 +771 4 " I think program trading is basically unfair to the individual investor , " says Leo Fields , a Dallas investor . Leo Fields , what are his credentials? 15 18 +771 4 " I think program trading is basically unfair to the individual investor , " says Leo Fields , a Dallas investor . basically unfair to the individual investor , " What is unfair about program trading? 6 14 +771 4 " I think program trading is basically unfair to the individual investor , " says Leo Fields , a Dallas investor . unfair How is program trading unfair to the individual investor? 7 8 +771 4 " I think program trading is basically unfair to the individual investor , " says Leo Fields , a Dallas investor . program What program trading? 3 4 +771 5 He notes that program traders have a commission cost advantage because of the quantity of their trades , that they have a smaller margin requirement than individual investors do and that they often can figure out earlier where the market is heading . smaller margin requirement How much smaller is the margin requirement for a program trader versus an individual investor? 22 25 +771 5 He notes that program traders have a commission cost advantage because of the quantity of their trades , that they have a smaller margin requirement than individual investors do and that they often can figure out earlier where the market is heading . program traders what are program traders? 3 5 +771 5 He notes that program traders have a commission cost advantage because of the quantity of their trades , that they have a smaller margin requirement than individual investors do and that they often can figure out earlier where the market is heading . advantage How does a smaller margin requirement help program traders? 9 10 +771 5 He notes that program traders have a commission cost advantage because of the quantity of their trades , that they have a smaller margin requirement than individual investors do and that they often can figure out earlier where the market is heading . investors Why can individual investors not have small margin requirements? 27 28 +772 1 Some Democrats in Congress are warning that a complicated new funding device for the two federal antitrust agencies could result in further cutbacks in a regulatory area already reduced sharply in recent years . two federal antitrust agencies Which two agencies are being discussed? 14 18 +772 1 Some Democrats in Congress are warning that a complicated new funding device for the two federal antitrust agencies could result in further cutbacks in a regulatory area already reduced sharply in recent years . complicated How are the funding devices complicated? 8 9 +772 1 Some Democrats in Congress are warning that a complicated new funding device for the two federal antitrust agencies could result in further cutbacks in a regulatory area already reduced sharply in recent years . cutbacks Why would the funding devices result in cutbacks? 22 23 +772 1 Some Democrats in Congress are warning that a complicated new funding device for the two federal antitrust agencies could result in further cutbacks in a regulatory area already reduced sharply in recent years . reduced Why is the regulatory area already reduced? 28 29 +772 1 Some Democrats in Congress are warning that a complicated new funding device for the two federal antitrust agencies could result in further cutbacks in a regulatory area already reduced sharply in recent years . funding device Why is the funding device complicated? 10 12 +772 1 Some Democrats in Congress are warning that a complicated new funding device for the two federal antitrust agencies could result in further cutbacks in a regulatory area already reduced sharply in recent years . two federal antitrust agencies Which two federal antitrust agencies have a new funding device? 14 18 +772 1 Some Democrats in Congress are warning that a complicated new funding device for the two federal antitrust agencies could result in further cutbacks in a regulatory area already reduced sharply in recent years . regulatory area What regulatory area is facing cutbacks? 25 27 +772 1 Some Democrats in Congress are warning that a complicated new funding device for the two federal antitrust agencies could result in further cutbacks in a regulatory area already reduced sharply in recent years . Some Democrats in Congress Which Democrats? 0 4 +772 2 The funding mechanism , which has received congressional approval and is expected to be signed by President Bush , would affect the antitrust operations of the Justice Department and the Federal Trade Commission . antitrust what does antitrust mean? 22 23 +772 2 The funding mechanism , which has received congressional approval and is expected to be signed by President Bush , would affect the antitrust operations of the Justice Department and the Federal Trade Commission . mechanism , How does the funding mechanism work? 2 4 +772 2 The funding mechanism , which has received congressional approval and is expected to be signed by President Bush , would affect the antitrust operations of the Justice Department and the Federal Trade Commission . affect How would the funding mechanism affect the antitrust operations of the Justice Department and the Federal Trade Commission? 20 21 +772 3 As a part of overall efforts to reduce spending , Congress cut by $ 30 million the Bush administration ' s request for antitrust enforcement for fiscal 1990 , which began Oct . 1 . antitrust enforcement What sorts of companies would fall under antitrust enforcement? 23 25 +772 3 As a part of overall efforts to reduce spending , Congress cut by $ 30 million the Bush administration ' s request for antitrust enforcement for fiscal 1990 , which began Oct . 1 . cut How did Congress cut $30 million for antitrust enforcement? 11 12 +772 4 To offset the reduction , Congress approved a $ 20 , 000 fee that investors and companies will have to pay each time they make required filings to antitrust regulators about mergers , acquisitions and certain other transactions . $ 20 , 000 fee will that solve the issue? 8 13 +772 4 To offset the reduction , Congress approved a $ 20 , 000 fee that investors and companies will have to pay each time they make required filings to antitrust regulators about mergers , acquisitions and certain other transactions . $ 20 , 000 How did Congress arrive at $20,000 fees for required filings? 8 12 +772 4 To offset the reduction , Congress approved a $ 20 , 000 fee that investors and companies will have to pay each time they make required filings to antitrust regulators about mergers , acquisitions and certain other transactions . certain other transactions Which other transactions? 35 38 +772 5 Some Democrats , led by Rep . Jack Brooks ( D . , Texas ) , unsuccessfully opposed the measure because they fear that the fees may not fully make up for the budget cuts . Jack Brooks what are his credentials? 7 9 +772 5 Some Democrats , led by Rep . Jack Brooks ( D . , Texas ) , unsuccessfully opposed the measure because they fear that the fees may not fully make up for the budget cuts . unsuccessfully Why were the Democrats unsuccessful? 16 17 +772 5 Some Democrats , led by Rep . Jack Brooks ( D . , Texas ) , unsuccessfully opposed the measure because they fear that the fees may not fully make up for the budget cuts . fear Why did the Democrats think the fees would not make up for the budget cuts? 22 23 +773 1 The United Kingdom High Court declared illegal a variety of interest - rate swap transactions and options deals between a London borough council and commercial banks . interest - rate swap transactions what are those? 10 15 +773 1 The United Kingdom High Court declared illegal a variety of interest - rate swap transactions and options deals between a London borough council and commercial banks . interest - rate swap transactions What exactly are \"'interest-rate swap transactions\"? 10 15 +773 1 The United Kingdom High Court declared illegal a variety of interest - rate swap transactions and options deals between a London borough council and commercial banks . interest - rate swap transactions What are interest rate swap transactions? 10 15 +773 2 The ruling could lead to the cancellation of huge bank debts the London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham ran up after losing heavily on swap transactions . losing heavily What did they lose? How did they lose it? 21 23 +773 2 The ruling could lead to the cancellation of huge bank debts the London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham ran up after losing heavily on swap transactions . swap transactions What are swap transactions? 24 26 +773 4 An appeal is expected . expected will it make any difference? 3 4 +773 4 An appeal is expected . An appeal is expected What kind of appeal? 0 4 +773 5 In response to the ruling , gilt futures swiftly plunged more than a point yesterday before recovering much of the loss by the end of the session . gilt futures what are gilt futures? 6 8 +774 1 If you ' d really rather have a Buick , don ' t leave home without the American Express card . American Express card What does an American Express card have to do with a Buick? 17 20 +774 1 If you ' d really rather have a Buick , don ' t leave home without the American Express card . American Express card why is an american express card needed? 17 20 +774 1 If you ' d really rather have a Buick , don ' t leave home without the American Express card . Buick , Why would I need an American Express to buy just a Buick? 8 10 +774 1 If you ' d really rather have a Buick , don ' t leave home without the American Express card . American Express card WHAT DOES AMERICAN EXPRESS HAVE TO DO WITH BUICK? 17 20 +774 2 Or so the slogan might go . slogan What is the slogan? 3 4 +774 2 Or so the slogan might go . slogan whos slogan? 3 4 +774 2 Or so the slogan might go . slogan Slogan of what? 3 4 +774 2 Or so the slogan might go . slogan WHY DOES A CREDIT CARD COMPANY WANT TO HAVE A SLOGAN ABOUT A CAR? 3 4 +774 3 American Express Co . and General Motors Corp . ' s beleaguered Buick division are joining forces in a promotion aimed at boosting Buick ' s sales while encouraging broader use of the American Express card . broader use How does Buick encourage broader use of the American Express card? 29 31 +774 3 American Express Co . and General Motors Corp . ' s beleaguered Buick division are joining forces in a promotion aimed at boosting Buick ' s sales while encouraging broader use of the American Express card . beleaguered what does this word mean? 11 12 +774 3 American Express Co . and General Motors Corp . ' s beleaguered Buick division are joining forces in a promotion aimed at boosting Buick ' s sales while encouraging broader use of the American Express card . joining forces in a promotion Why would this promotion work? People wouldn't buy a car just because of their credit card type or vice versa 15 20 +774 3 American Express Co . and General Motors Corp . ' s beleaguered Buick division are joining forces in a promotion aimed at boosting Buick ' s sales while encouraging broader use of the American Express card . beleaguered Buick division WHY IS BUICK BELEAGUERED IN THE GM LINEUP? 11 14 +774 4 The companies are giving four - day vacations for two to Buick buyers who charge all or part of their down payments on the American Express green card . part of their down What percentage would it have to be to be able to participate on the promotion? 17 21 +774 4 The companies are giving four - day vacations for two to Buick buyers who charge all or part of their down payments on the American Express green card . vacations WHERE ARE THE VACATIONS TO? 7 8 +774 5 They have begun sending letters explaining the program , which began Oct . 18 and will end Dec . 18 , to about five million card holders . five million card holders Why just 5 million card holders 23 27 +775 1 After years of struggling , the Los Angeles Herald Examiner will publish its last edition today , shut down by its parent , Hearst Corp . , following unsuccessful efforts to sell the venerable newspaper . unsuccessful WHY IS IT NOT SELLING? 28 29 +775 1 After years of struggling , the Los Angeles Herald Examiner will publish its last edition today , shut down by its parent , Hearst Corp . , following unsuccessful efforts to sell the venerable newspaper . the venerable newspaper . How did the newspaper achieve this status? 32 36 +775 1 After years of struggling , the Los Angeles Herald Examiner will publish its last edition today , shut down by its parent , Hearst Corp . , following unsuccessful efforts to sell the venerable newspaper . years of struggling , How many years did Los Angeles Herald Examiner struggle? 1 5 +775 2 The demise of the 238 , 000 - circulation Herald , once the nation ' s largest afternoon newspaper with circulation exceeding 700 , 000 , turns the country ' s second - largest city into a one - newspaper town , at least in some senses . one - newspaper town , what is the one newspaper? 37 42 +775 2 The demise of the 238 , 000 - circulation Herald , once the nation ' s largest afternoon newspaper with circulation exceeding 700 , 000 , turns the country ' s second - largest city into a one - newspaper town , at least in some senses . nation ' s largest WHAT CHANGED TO CAUSE THIS? 13 17 +775 2 The demise of the 238 , 000 - circulation Herald , once the nation ' s largest afternoon newspaper with circulation exceeding 700 , 000 , turns the country ' s second - largest city into a one - newspaper town , at least in some senses . one - newspaper What is the one newspaper that is left in Los Angeles? 37 40 +775 3 The Los Angeles Times , with a circulation of more than 1 . 1 million , dominates the region . than 1 . 1 million , million of what? 10 16 +775 3 The Los Angeles Times , with a circulation of more than 1 . 1 million , dominates the region . dominates the region . WHY IS ONE PAPER FAVORED OVER THE OTHER IF ACCESS TO THEM IS THE SAME? 16 20 +775 4 But it faces stiff competition in Orange County from the Orange County Register , which sells more than 300 , 000 copies a day , and in the San Fernando Valley from the Los Angeles Daily News , which sells more than 170 , 000 . Orange County ARE WE TALKING ABOUT THESE PAPERS ON A NATIONAL OR LOCAL LEVEL? 6 8 +775 5 Nearby cities such as Pasadena and Long Beach also have large dailies . also have large dailies Which daily newspapers? 8 12 +775 5 Nearby cities such as Pasadena and Long Beach also have large dailies . large dailies . WHY ARE THERE SO MANY LARGE COMPANIES? 10 13 +775 5 Nearby cities such as Pasadena and Long Beach also have large dailies . also have large dailies Which periodicals are in these cities? 8 12 +775 5 Nearby cities such as Pasadena and Long Beach also have large dailies . large dailies What are the large dailies in Pasadena and Long beach? 10 12 +776 1 Despite one of the most devastating droughts on record , net cash income in the Farm Belt rose to a new high of $ 59 . 9 billion last year . Farm Belt where is the farm belt? 15 17 +776 1 Despite one of the most devastating droughts on record , net cash income in the Farm Belt rose to a new high of $ 59 . 9 billion last year . most devastating droughts on record , Which drought? And how did it compare to others? 4 10 +776 1 Despite one of the most devastating droughts on record , net cash income in the Farm Belt rose to a new high of $ 59 . 9 billion last year . devastating Why was the drought devastating? 5 6 +776 1 Despite one of the most devastating droughts on record , net cash income in the Farm Belt rose to a new high of $ 59 . 9 billion last year . rose How did Farm Belt's net cash income rise during a record drought? 17 18 +776 1 Despite one of the most devastating droughts on record , net cash income in the Farm Belt rose to a new high of $ 59 . 9 billion last year . rose to a new high Why were they able to turn such income in the face of adversity? 17 22 +776 2 The previous record was $ 57 . 7 billion in 1987 , according to the Agriculture Department . $ 57 . 7 billion what year is the article written? 4 9 +776 2 The previous record was $ 57 . 7 billion in 1987 , according to the Agriculture Department . according How does the Agriculture Department know the previous record was $57.7 billion? 12 13 +776 2 The previous record was $ 57 . 7 billion in 1987 , according to the Agriculture Department . Department Why is the Agriculture Department keeping finance records? 16 17 +776 3 Net cash income - - the amount left in farmers ' pockets after deducting expenses from gross cash income - - increased in 33 states in 1988 , as the drought cut into crop yields and drove up commodity prices , the department ' s Economic Research Service reported yesterday . increased Why did the net cash income increase in 33 states in 1988? 21 22 +776 3 Net cash income - - the amount left in farmers ' pockets after deducting expenses from gross cash income - - increased in 33 states in 1988 , as the drought cut into crop yields and drove up commodity prices , the department ' s Economic Research Service reported yesterday . prices , Why did lower crop yields result in higher prices? 39 41 +776 3 Net cash income - - the amount left in farmers ' pockets after deducting expenses from gross cash income - - increased in 33 states in 1988 , as the drought cut into crop yields and drove up commodity prices , the department ' s Economic Research Service reported yesterday . reported Why is the Economic Research Service reporting on farmer's crop yields? 48 49 +776 4 Most of those states set farm income records . income how is it tracked? 6 7 +776 4 Most of those states set farm income records . set farm income records What records? Statistics? 4 8 +776 4 Most of those states set farm income records . states What states are they talking about? 3 4 +776 4 Most of those states set farm income records . states Why did most of those states set farm income records? 3 4 +776 4 Most of those states set farm income records . records How reliable are the farm income records? 7 8 +776 5 The worst crop damage occurred in the Midwestern Corn Belt and the northern Great Plains . worst Why was it the worst damage? 1 2 +776 5 The worst crop damage occurred in the Midwestern Corn Belt and the northern Great Plains . damage How was the crop damaged specifically? 3 4 +776 5 The worst crop damage occurred in the Midwestern Corn Belt and the northern Great Plains . crop damage What led to crop damage? 2 4 +777 1 Robert L . Bernstein , chairman and president of Random House Inc . , announced his resignation from the publishing house he has run for 23 years . resignation why did he resign? 16 17 +777 1 Robert L . Bernstein , chairman and president of Random House Inc . , announced his resignation from the publishing house he has run for 23 years . resignation Why is Robert Bernstein giving his resignation to Random House? 16 17 +777 1 Robert L . Bernstein , chairman and president of Random House Inc . , announced his resignation from the publishing house he has run for 23 years . president Why was Robert L. Bernstein elected to be president of Random House Inc.? 7 8 +777 1 Robert L . Bernstein , chairman and president of Random House Inc . , announced his resignation from the publishing house he has run for 23 years . resignation Why did Mr. Bernstein resign from the publishing house? 16 17 +777 1 Robert L . Bernstein , chairman and president of Random House Inc . , announced his resignation from the publishing house he has run for 23 years . run How well did he run the publishing house during the 23 years he was there? 23 24 +777 1 Robert L . Bernstein , chairman and president of Random House Inc . , announced his resignation from the publishing house he has run for 23 years . resignation Why has Bernstein submitted his resignation from Random House? 16 17 +777 2 A successor wasn ' t named , which fueled speculation that Mr . Bernstein may have clashed with S . I . Newhouse Jr . , whose family company , Advance Publications Inc . , owns Random House . Newhouse Jr . , whose clashed about what? 22 27 +777 2 A successor wasn ' t named , which fueled speculation that Mr . Bernstein may have clashed with S . I . Newhouse Jr . , whose family company , Advance Publications Inc . , owns Random House . clashed Why would Bernstein clash with Newhouse Jr.? 16 17 +777 2 A successor wasn ' t named , which fueled speculation that Mr . Bernstein may have clashed with S . I . Newhouse Jr . , whose family company , Advance Publications Inc . , owns Random House . successor Why was a successor not named? 1 2 +777 2 A successor wasn ' t named , which fueled speculation that Mr . Bernstein may have clashed with S . I . Newhouse Jr . , whose family company , Advance Publications Inc . , owns Random House . named , How will a successor be chosen? 5 7 +777 2 A successor wasn ' t named , which fueled speculation that Mr . Bernstein may have clashed with S . I . Newhouse Jr . , whose family company , Advance Publications Inc . , owns Random House . clashed How did Mr. Bernstein clash with S.I. Newhouse Jr.? 16 17 +777 3 Abrupt departures aren ' t unheard of within the Newhouse empire . Abrupt Why are abrupt departures not unheard of? 0 1 +777 3 Abrupt departures aren ' t unheard of within the Newhouse empire . departures How do the departures affect the Newhouse empire? 1 2 +777 3 Abrupt departures aren ' t unheard of within the Newhouse empire . empire Why is it called the Newhouse empire? 10 11 +777 4 In an interview , Mr . Bernstein said his departure " evolved out of discussions with Si Newhouse and that ' s the decision I reached . " He declined to elaborate , other than to say , " It just seemed the right thing to do at this minute . interview , Why did Mr. Berstein submit to an interview? 2 4 +777 4 In an interview , Mr . Bernstein said his departure " evolved out of discussions with Si Newhouse and that ' s the decision I reached . " He declined to elaborate , other than to say , " It just seemed the right thing to do at this minute . decision How did Mr. Bernstein come to that decision? 23 24 +777 4 In an interview , Mr . Bernstein said his departure " evolved out of discussions with Si Newhouse and that ' s the decision I reached . " He declined to elaborate , other than to say , " It just seemed the right thing to do at this minute . right Why was it the right thing to do at that minute? 43 44 +777 5 Sometimes you just go with your gut . " Mr . Bernstein said he will stay until Dec . 31 and work with his successor , who is to be named soon . gut his gut told him to quit? 6 7 +777 5 Sometimes you just go with your gut . " Mr . Bernstein said he will stay until Dec . 31 and work with his successor , who is to be named soon . gut Why does Mr. Bernstein trust his gut? 6 7 +777 5 Sometimes you just go with your gut . " Mr . Bernstein said he will stay until Dec . 31 and work with his successor , who is to be named soon . stay Why Mr. Bernstein stay until Dec. 31 and work with is successor? 15 16 +777 5 Sometimes you just go with your gut . " Mr . Bernstein said he will stay until Dec . 31 and work with his successor , who is to be named soon . work How well will Mr. Berstein perform during his last days? 21 22 +777 5 Sometimes you just go with your gut . " Mr . Bernstein said he will stay until Dec . 31 and work with his successor , who is to be named soon . work In what capacity will Bernstein work with his successor? 21 22 +778 1 Wednesday , November 1 , 1989 November 1 , 1989 what happened that day? 2 6 +778 1 Wednesday , November 1 , 1989 Wednesday , November 1 , 1989 What happened on Wednesday, November 1, 1989? 0 6 +778 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . general levels What are general levels? 16 18 +778 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . transactions What represents transactions? 25 26 +778 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . actual transactions How do actual transactions and reported annual interest rates differ? 24 26 +778 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . U . S . and foreign annual interest rates What are U.S and foreign annual interest rates? 2 11 +778 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . PRIME RATE : What is a prime rate? 0 3 +778 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % During what year(s) was the prime rate 10.5%? 0 8 +778 4 The base rate on corporate loans at large U . S . money center commercial banks . corporate loans how do corporate loans differ? 4 6 +778 4 The base rate on corporate loans at large U . S . money center commercial banks . base rate How does the base rate differ from the prime rate? 1 3 +778 4 The base rate on corporate loans at large U . S . money center commercial banks . center commercial banks What centers commercial banks? 13 16 +778 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 9 1 / 2 % high , 8 3 / 4 % low , 8 3 / 4 % near closing bid , 9 % offered . closing bid , what is a closing bid? 23 26 +778 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 9 1 / 2 % high , 8 3 / 4 % low , 8 3 / 4 % near closing bid , 9 % offered . offered Offered for what? 28 29 +778 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 9 1 / 2 % high , 8 3 / 4 % low , 8 3 / 4 % near closing bid , 9 % offered . FEDERAL FUNDS : where do federal funds come from? 0 3 +779 1 R . Gordon McGovern was forced out as Campbell Soup Co . ' s president and chief executive officer , the strongest evidence yet of the power that Dorrance family members intend to wield in reshaping the troubled food company . forced out Why was R. Gordon McGovern forced out of Campbell's Soup? 5 7 +779 1 R . Gordon McGovern was forced out as Campbell Soup Co . ' s president and chief executive officer , the strongest evidence yet of the power that Dorrance family members intend to wield in reshaping the troubled food company . strongest Why is the evidence against the Dorrance family strong? 21 22 +779 1 R . Gordon McGovern was forced out as Campbell Soup Co . ' s president and chief executive officer , the strongest evidence yet of the power that Dorrance family members intend to wield in reshaping the troubled food company . intend Why is the Dorrance family intending to wield power to reshape the food industry? 31 32 +779 1 R . Gordon McGovern was forced out as Campbell Soup Co . ' s president and chief executive officer , the strongest evidence yet of the power that Dorrance family members intend to wield in reshaping the troubled food company . troubled How is the food industry troubled? 37 38 +779 1 R . Gordon McGovern was forced out as Campbell Soup Co . ' s president and chief executive officer , the strongest evidence yet of the power that Dorrance family members intend to wield in reshaping the troubled food company . Dorrance family WHO IS THIS? 28 30 +779 2 Herbert M . Baum , the 53 - year - old president of the company ' s Campbell U . S . A . unit , and Edwin L . Harper , 47 , the chief financial officer , will run Campbell as a team , dividing responsibilities rather evenly until a successor is named . until a successor is named What will be the job/benefits of the successor? 50 55 +779 2 Herbert M . Baum , the 53 - year - old president of the company ' s Campbell U . S . A . unit , and Edwin L . Harper , 47 , the chief financial officer , will run Campbell as a team , dividing responsibilities rather evenly until a successor is named . team , Why will Campbell be run by a team? 44 46 +779 2 Herbert M . Baum , the 53 - year - old president of the company ' s Campbell U . S . A . unit , and Edwin L . Harper , 47 , the chief financial officer , will run Campbell as a team , dividing responsibilities rather evenly until a successor is named . dividing How will the responsibilities be divided evenly? 46 47 +779 2 Herbert M . Baum , the 53 - year - old president of the company ' s Campbell U . S . A . unit , and Edwin L . Harper , 47 , the chief financial officer , will run Campbell as a team , dividing responsibilities rather evenly until a successor is named . successor Why are successor's being named? 52 53 +779 2 Herbert M . Baum , the 53 - year - old president of the company ' s Campbell U . S . A . unit , and Edwin L . Harper , 47 , the chief financial officer , will run Campbell as a team , dividing responsibilities rather evenly until a successor is named . will run Campbell as a team , WHY IS THERE NOT ANOTHER PRESIDENT READY TO GO? 39 46 +779 3 The board already has been searching for strong outside candidates , including food - industry executives with considerable international experience . outside candidates , are there a lot of candidates? 8 11 +779 3 The board already has been searching for strong outside candidates , including food - industry executives with considerable international experience . searching How is the board searching for strong outside candidates? 5 6 +779 3 The board already has been searching for strong outside candidates , including food - industry executives with considerable international experience . executives Why are they searching for executives with experience? 15 16 +779 3 The board already has been searching for strong outside candidates , including food - industry executives with considerable international experience . considerable international experience . WHY IS THIS SPECIFICALLY IMPORTANT IN THE DECISION? 17 21 +779 4 Wall Street reacted favorably to Mr . McGovern ' s departure and its implications . reacted favorably was it predicted that way? 2 4 +779 4 Wall Street reacted favorably to Mr . McGovern ' s departure and its implications . its implications What implications does McGovern's departure have? 12 14 +779 4 Wall Street reacted favorably to Mr . McGovern ' s departure and its implications . reacted Why is Wall Street reacting to Mr. McGovern's departure? 2 3 +779 4 Wall Street reacted favorably to Mr . McGovern ' s departure and its implications . implications How does Wall Street know what the implications of Mr. McGovern departure will be? 13 14 +779 4 Wall Street reacted favorably to Mr . McGovern ' s departure and its implications . reacted favorably to Mr . McGovern ' s departure WHAT DID THIS MAN DO? 2 11 +779 5 In heavy trading on the New York Stock Exchange , Campbell ' s shares rose $ 3 . 375 to close at $ 47 . 125 . $ 3 . 375 to close at $ 47 is that a really big raise? 15 24 +779 5 In heavy trading on the New York Stock Exchange , Campbell ' s shares rose $ 3 . 375 to close at $ 47 . 125 . heavy Why was the trading heavy? 1 2 +779 5 In heavy trading on the New York Stock Exchange , Campbell ' s shares rose $ 3 . 375 to close at $ 47 . 125 . rose $ 3 . 375 to close at $ 47 . 125 WHY WAS THIS GUY SO BAD THAT GETTING RID OF HIM BOOSTED STOCK PRICES? 14 26 +780 1 The House passed legislation designed to make it easier for the Transportation Department to block airline leveraged buy - outs . legislation designed what does the legislation say? 3 5 +780 1 The House passed legislation designed to make it easier for the Transportation Department to block airline leveraged buy - outs . legislation Why did The House need to make it easier the Transportation Department to block airline leverage buy-outs? 3 4 +780 1 The House passed legislation designed to make it easier for the Transportation Department to block airline leveraged buy - outs . block How do leverage buy-outs affect the airlines? 14 15 +780 1 The House passed legislation designed to make it easier for the Transportation Department to block airline leveraged buy - outs . designed How is the legislation designed to make it easier for the Transportation Department to block airline leverage buy-outs? 4 5 +780 1 The House passed legislation designed to make it easier for the Transportation Department to block airline leveraged buy - outs . block airline leveraged buy - outs Why does the House want airline leveraged buy-outs blocked? 14 20 +780 1 The House passed legislation designed to make it easier for the Transportation Department to block airline leveraged buy - outs . airline leveraged buy - outs BUY OUTS OF WHAT? 15 20 +780 1 The House passed legislation designed to make it easier for the Transportation Department to block airline leveraged buy - outs . block airline leveraged buy - outs Why was this legislation needed? 14 20 +780 2 The final vote came after the House rejected Republican efforts to weaken the bill and approved two amendments sought by organized labor . efforts How did the Republicans try to weaken the bill? 9 10 +780 2 The final vote came after the House rejected Republican efforts to weaken the bill and approved two amendments sought by organized labor . approved Why were two amendments approved? 15 16 +780 2 The final vote came after the House rejected Republican efforts to weaken the bill and approved two amendments sought by organized labor . labor Why did organized labor want two amendments approved? 21 22 +780 2 The final vote came after the House rejected Republican efforts to weaken the bill and approved two amendments sought by organized labor . two amendments What were the two amendments sought by organized labor? 16 18 +780 2 The final vote came after the House rejected Republican efforts to weaken the bill and approved two amendments sought by organized labor . organized labor . IS THIS THE LABOR UNIONS? 20 23 +780 2 The final vote came after the House rejected Republican efforts to weaken the bill and approved two amendments sought by organized labor . efforts to weaken the bill What sort of weakening efforts were tried? 9 14 +780 3 The Bush administration has threatened to veto such a bill because of what it views as an undesirable intrusion into the affairs of industry , but the 300 - 113 vote suggests that supporters have the potential to override a veto . intrusion How is the bill an intrusion into the affairs of industry? 18 19 +780 3 The Bush administration has threatened to veto such a bill because of what it views as an undesirable intrusion into the affairs of industry , but the 300 - 113 vote suggests that supporters have the potential to override a veto . override Why do supporters want to override the veto? 38 39 +780 3 The Bush administration has threatened to veto such a bill because of what it views as an undesirable intrusion into the affairs of industry , but the 300 - 113 vote suggests that supporters have the potential to override a veto . supporters How would supporters override the Bush administration's veto? 33 34 +780 3 The Bush administration has threatened to veto such a bill because of what it views as an undesirable intrusion into the affairs of industry , but the 300 - 113 vote suggests that supporters have the potential to override a veto . override a veto How does a veto get overridden? 38 41 +780 3 The Bush administration has threatened to veto such a bill because of what it views as an undesirable intrusion into the affairs of industry , but the 300 - 113 vote suggests that supporters have the potential to override a veto . override a veto CAN A VETO BE UNDONE? IT SEEMS LIKE A SILLY CHECK TO THE BALANCE TO HAVE CONGRESS BE ABLE TO SAY LA DI DA AND DO WHATEVER WITH A BILL ANYWAYS. 38 41 +780 3 The Bush administration has threatened to veto such a bill because of what it views as an undesirable intrusion into the affairs of industry , but the 300 - 113 vote suggests that supporters have the potential to override a veto . undesirable intrusion into the affairs Why is this an intrusion? 17 22 +780 4 The broader question is where the Senate stands on the issue . Senate stands on the issue is there speculation where they stand? 6 11 +780 4 The broader question is where the Senate stands on the issue . broader How broad is the question in definitive terms? 1 2 +780 4 The broader question is where the Senate stands on the issue . stands Why is the Senate standing? 7 8 +780 4 The broader question is where the Senate stands on the issue . issue Why is it an issue? 10 11 +780 4 The broader question is where the Senate stands on the issue . issue Where does the Senate stand on blocking airline leveraged buy-outs? 10 11 +780 4 The broader question is where the Senate stands on the issue . Senate stands on the issue . WHERE DOES THE SENATE STAND ON THE ISSUE? 6 12 +780 5 While the Senate Commerce Committee has approved legislation similar to the House bill on airline leveraged buy - outs , the measure hasn ' t yet come to the full floor . full floor what is the full floor? 29 31 +780 5 While the Senate Commerce Committee has approved legislation similar to the House bill on airline leveraged buy - outs , the measure hasn ' t yet come to the full floor . approved Why did the Senate Commerce Committee approve similar legislation? 6 7 +780 5 While the Senate Commerce Committee has approved legislation similar to the House bill on airline leveraged buy - outs , the measure hasn ' t yet come to the full floor . similar How are the bills similar? 8 9 +780 5 While the Senate Commerce Committee has approved legislation similar to the House bill on airline leveraged buy - outs , the measure hasn ' t yet come to the full floor . floor Why has the measure not yet come to the full floor? 30 31 +780 5 While the Senate Commerce Committee has approved legislation similar to the House bill on airline leveraged buy - outs , the measure hasn ' t yet come to the full floor . full floor Why hasn't the measure came to the full floor? 29 31 +780 5 While the Senate Commerce Committee has approved legislation similar to the House bill on airline leveraged buy - outs , the measure hasn ' t yet come to the full floor . similar HOW ARE THE BILLS DIFFERENT? 8 9 +781 1 The Labor Department cited USX Corp . for numerous health and safety violations at two Pennsylvania plants , and proposed $ 7 . 3 million in fines , the largest penalty ever proposed for alleged workplace violations by an employer . plants , What kind of plants? 16 18 +781 1 The Labor Department cited USX Corp . for numerous health and safety violations at two Pennsylvania plants , and proposed $ 7 . 3 million in fines , the largest penalty ever proposed for alleged workplace violations by an employer . USX Corp What business is USX Corp. in? 4 6 +781 1 The Labor Department cited USX Corp . for numerous health and safety violations at two Pennsylvania plants , and proposed $ 7 . 3 million in fines , the largest penalty ever proposed for alleged workplace violations by an employer . numerous health and safety violations Which types of violations were violated? 8 13 +781 1 The Labor Department cited USX Corp . for numerous health and safety violations at two Pennsylvania plants , and proposed $ 7 . 3 million in fines , the largest penalty ever proposed for alleged workplace violations by an employer . Pennsylvania plants , What did these plants specialize in? 15 18 +781 2 The department ' s Occupational Safety and Health Administration proposed fines of $ 6 . 1 million for alleged violations at the company ' s Fairless Hills , Pa . , steel mill ; that was a record for proposed penalties at any single facility . alleged violations What were the violations? 18 20 +781 2 The department ' s Occupational Safety and Health Administration proposed fines of $ 6 . 1 million for alleged violations at the company ' s Fairless Hills , Pa . , steel mill ; that was a record for proposed penalties at any single facility . record What was the previous record? 37 38 +781 2 The department ' s Occupational Safety and Health Administration proposed fines of $ 6 . 1 million for alleged violations at the company ' s Fairless Hills , Pa . , steel mill ; that was a record for proposed penalties at any single facility . alleged violations What were the alleged violations at the steel mill? 18 20 +781 2 The department ' s Occupational Safety and Health Administration proposed fines of $ 6 . 1 million for alleged violations at the company ' s Fairless Hills , Pa . , steel mill ; that was a record for proposed penalties at any single facility . was a record for proposed penalties How many casualties were there due to the penalties that were proposed? 35 41 +781 3 OSHA cited nearly 1 , 500 alleged violations of federal electrical , crane - safety , record - keeping and other requirements . 1 , 500 alleged violations is that a lot? 3 8 +781 3 OSHA cited nearly 1 , 500 alleged violations of federal electrical , crane - safety , record - keeping and other requirements . other requirements What were the other requirements that OSCA cited for? 20 22 +781 3 OSHA cited nearly 1 , 500 alleged violations of federal electrical , crane - safety , record - keeping and other requirements . record - keeping How did record-keeping play a role in these allegations? 16 19 +781 4 A second citation covering the company ' s Clairton , Pa . , coke works involved more than 200 alleged violations of electrical - safety and other requirements , for which OSHA proposed $ 1 . 2 million in fines . coke is this a typo? 13 14 +781 4 A second citation covering the company ' s Clairton , Pa . , coke works involved more than 200 alleged violations of electrical - safety and other requirements , for which OSHA proposed $ 1 . 2 million in fines . alleged what kind of violations? 19 20 +781 4 A second citation covering the company ' s Clairton , Pa . , coke works involved more than 200 alleged violations of electrical - safety and other requirements , for which OSHA proposed $ 1 . 2 million in fines . OSHA proposed $ 1 . 2 million in fines Why did it take OSHA 1,500 violations before it pursued charges? 31 40 +781 5 Labor Secretary Elizabeth Dole said , " The magnitude of these penalties and citations is matched only by the magnitude of the hazards to workers which resulted from corporate indifference to worker safety and health , and severe cutbacks in the maintenance and repair programs needed to remove those hazards . " Elizabeth Dole what are her credentials? 2 4 +781 5 Labor Secretary Elizabeth Dole said , " The magnitude of these penalties and citations is matched only by the magnitude of the hazards to workers which resulted from corporate indifference to worker safety and health , and severe cutbacks in the maintenance and repair programs needed to remove those hazards . " hazards What hazards to workers were present? 22 23 +782 1 A House - Senate conference approved major portions of a package for more than $ 500 million in economic aid for Poland that relies heavily on $ 240 million in credit and loan guarantees in fiscal 1990 in hopes of stimulating future trade and investment . Poland why are they helping poland? 21 22 +782 1 A House - Senate conference approved major portions of a package for more than $ 500 million in economic aid for Poland that relies heavily on $ 240 million in credit and loan guarantees in fiscal 1990 in hopes of stimulating future trade and investment . hopes Why do the House and Senate have hopes of stimulating trade and investment in Poland? 38 39 +782 1 A House - Senate conference approved major portions of a package for more than $ 500 million in economic aid for Poland that relies heavily on $ 240 million in credit and loan guarantees in fiscal 1990 in hopes of stimulating future trade and investment . major portions of a package which major portions of a package? 6 11 +782 2 For the Agency for International Development , appropriators approved $ 200 million in secondary loan guarantees under an expanded trade credit insurance program , and total loan guarantees for the Overseas Private Investment Corp . are increased by $ 40 million over fiscal 1989 as part of the same Poland package . Agency for International Development , what does the Agency for International Development do? 2 7 +782 3 The conference approved at least $ 55 million in direct cash and development assistance as well , and though no decision was made , both sides are committed to adding more than $ 200 million in economic support funds and environmental initiatives sought by the Bush administration . environmental initiatives What kinds of environmental initiatives? 40 42 +782 3 The conference approved at least $ 55 million in direct cash and development assistance as well , and though no decision was made , both sides are committed to adding more than $ 200 million in economic support funds and environmental initiatives sought by the Bush administration . decision Why was no decision made if both sides are committed to adding more economic support? 20 21 +782 3 The conference approved at least $ 55 million in direct cash and development assistance as well , and though no decision was made , both sides are committed to adding more than $ 200 million in economic support funds and environmental initiatives sought by the Bush administration . environmental initiatives what kinds of environmental initiatives? 40 42 +782 4 The agreement on Poland contrasts with the major differences remaining over the underlying foreign aid bill , which has already provoked veto threats by the White House and is sharply confined under this year ' s budget . veto threats are the threats hollow? 21 23 +782 4 The agreement on Poland contrasts with the major differences remaining over the underlying foreign aid bill , which has already provoked veto threats by the White House and is sharply confined under this year ' s budget . agreement Why are the parties in agreement over Poland’s aid when they disagree on the underlying aid package? 1 2 +782 4 The agreement on Poland contrasts with the major differences remaining over the underlying foreign aid bill , which has already provoked veto threats by the White House and is sharply confined under this year ' s budget . foreign aid bill , which foreign aid bill? 13 17 +782 5 These fiscal pressures are also a factor in shaping the Poland package , and while more ambitious authorizing legislation is still pending , the appropriations bill in conference will be more decisive on U . S . aid to Eastern Europe . fiscal pressures is it complex? 1 3 +782 5 These fiscal pressures are also a factor in shaping the Poland package , and while more ambitious authorizing legislation is still pending , the appropriations bill in conference will be more decisive on U . S . aid to Eastern Europe . decisive How will the appropriations bill be more decisive on Eastern Europe specifically and why? 31 32 +783 1 J . C . PENNEY Co . , Dallas , said it issued $ 350 million of securities backed by credit - card receivables . receivables what are receivables? 23 24 +783 1 J . C . PENNEY Co . , Dallas , said it issued $ 350 million of securities backed by credit - card receivables . securities What kind of securities? 17 18 +783 1 J . C . PENNEY Co . , Dallas , said it issued $ 350 million of securities backed by credit - card receivables . $ 350 million of securities To whom were the securities issued? 13 18 +783 1 J . C . PENNEY Co . , Dallas , said it issued $ 350 million of securities backed by credit - card receivables . credit - card receivables How do credit card receivables back the issued $350 million of securities? 20 24 +783 2 The offering was priced with an 8 . 95 % coupon rate at 99 . 1875 % to yield 9 . 19 % . 8 . 95 % coupon rate what is a coupon rate? 6 12 +783 2 The offering was priced with an 8 . 95 % coupon rate at 99 . 1875 % to yield 9 . 19 % . coupon What kind of coupon? 10 11 +783 2 The offering was priced with an 8 . 95 % coupon rate at 99 . 1875 % to yield 9 . 19 % . coupon rate What is a \"coupon rate\"? 10 12 +783 2 The offering was priced with an 8 . 95 % coupon rate at 99 . 1875 % to yield 9 . 19 % . at 99 . 1875 % to yield 9 . 19 % How do these number correlate? 12 23 +783 2 The offering was priced with an 8 . 95 % coupon rate at 99 . 1875 % to yield 9 . 19 % . coupon To whom were the coupons issued? 10 11 +783 3 The retailer said the securities are expected to be rated triple - A by Standard & Poor ' s Corp . and Aaa by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . rated triple - A What constitutes a triple-A rating? 9 13 +783 3 The retailer said the securities are expected to be rated triple - A by Standard & Poor ' s Corp . and Aaa by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . Standard & Poor ' s Corp Who is Standard & Poor's Corp? 14 20 +783 3 The retailer said the securities are expected to be rated triple - A by Standard & Poor ' s Corp . and Aaa by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . Moody ' s Investors Service Who is Moody's Investors Services? 24 29 +783 3 The retailer said the securities are expected to be rated triple - A by Standard & Poor ' s Corp . and Aaa by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . rated triple - A How is a triple-A rating determined by Standard & Poor's Corp.? 9 13 +783 3 The retailer said the securities are expected to be rated triple - A by Standard & Poor ' s Corp . and Aaa by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . Aaa Is Aaa the highest rating issued by Moody's Investors Service Inc.? 22 23 +783 4 They pay interest only for 115 months , with principal payments beginning thereafter . 115 months , how many years is that? 5 8 +783 4 They pay interest only for 115 months , with principal payments beginning thereafter . interest How much interest? 2 3 +783 5 The expected average life of the certificates is 10 years , with the final scheduled payment in October , 2001 . average life If ten years is the average life of the certificates, what is the life range of them? 2 4 +784 1 Du Pont Co . , Hewlett - Packard Co . and Los Alamos National Laboratory said they signed a three - year , $ 11 million agreement to collaborate on superconductor research . superconductor what are superconductors? 30 31 +784 1 Du Pont Co . , Hewlett - Packard Co . and Los Alamos National Laboratory said they signed a three - year , $ 11 million agreement to collaborate on superconductor research . collaborate on superconductor research Which parts doing what? 28 32 +784 1 Du Pont Co . , Hewlett - Packard Co . and Los Alamos National Laboratory said they signed a three - year , $ 11 million agreement to collaborate on superconductor research . superconductor research what comprises a 'superconductor research'? 30 32 +784 1 Du Pont Co . , Hewlett - Packard Co . and Los Alamos National Laboratory said they signed a three - year , $ 11 million agreement to collaborate on superconductor research . collaborate How are they collaborating? 28 29 +784 3 The materials , discovered during the past three years , conduct electricity without resistance and promise smaller , faster computers and other new technologies . during the past three years , How was this discovered? 4 10 +784 3 The materials , discovered during the past three years , conduct electricity without resistance and promise smaller , faster computers and other new technologies . materials , what materials are used to conduct electricity? 1 3 +784 3 The materials , discovered during the past three years , conduct electricity without resistance and promise smaller , faster computers and other new technologies . conduct electricity without resistance How do they conduct electricity without resistance? 10 14 +784 4 Joint - research programs have proliferated as U . S . companies seek to spread the risks and costs of commercializing new superconductors and to meet the challenges posed by foreign consortia , especially in Japan . consortia , what are consortiA? 31 33 +784 4 Joint - research programs have proliferated as U . S . companies seek to spread the risks and costs of commercializing new superconductors and to meet the challenges posed by foreign consortia , especially in Japan . meet the challenges posed by foreign consortia , What challenges? 25 33 +784 4 Joint - research programs have proliferated as U . S . companies seek to spread the risks and costs of commercializing new superconductors and to meet the challenges posed by foreign consortia , especially in Japan . Japan why was japan the only country mentioned? 35 36 +784 4 Joint - research programs have proliferated as U . S . companies seek to spread the risks and costs of commercializing new superconductors and to meet the challenges posed by foreign consortia , especially in Japan . challenges posed How do foreign consortia pose a challenge to the US? 27 29 +784 5 The latest research pact bolsters Du Pont ' s growing portfolio of investments in superconductors . bolsters definition of this word? 4 5 +784 5 The latest research pact bolsters Du Pont ' s growing portfolio of investments in superconductors . portfolio of investments What is its 'portfolio of investments'? 10 13 +785 1 An arbitrator awarded Eastern Airlines pilots between $ 60 million and $ 100 million in back pay , a decision that could complicate the carrier ' s bankruptcy - law reorganization . complicate why will it complicate? 22 23 +785 1 An arbitrator awarded Eastern Airlines pilots between $ 60 million and $ 100 million in back pay , a decision that could complicate the carrier ' s bankruptcy - law reorganization . arbitrator Who is the arbitrator? 1 2 +785 1 An arbitrator awarded Eastern Airlines pilots between $ 60 million and $ 100 million in back pay , a decision that could complicate the carrier ' s bankruptcy - law reorganization . arbitrator Who was the arbitrator? 1 2 +785 1 An arbitrator awarded Eastern Airlines pilots between $ 60 million and $ 100 million in back pay , a decision that could complicate the carrier ' s bankruptcy - law reorganization . between $ 60 million and $ 100 million in back pay , What kind of pay? Regular? OT? Vacation? Sick? 6 18 +785 1 An arbitrator awarded Eastern Airlines pilots between $ 60 million and $ 100 million in back pay , a decision that could complicate the carrier ' s bankruptcy - law reorganization . bankruptcy - law reorganization What bankruptcy-law reorganization? 27 31 +785 3 It ' s unclear whether Eastern will succeed in overturning the arbitrator ' s decision , made in a long - simmering " pay parity " dispute that predates both the carrier ' s Chapter 11 petition and its 1986 acquisition by Texas Air . " pay parity " why is it quoted? 22 26 +785 3 It ' s unclear whether Eastern will succeed in overturning the arbitrator ' s decision , made in a long - simmering " pay parity " dispute that predates both the carrier ' s Chapter 11 petition and its 1986 acquisition by Texas Air . " pay parity " dispute What is the \"pay parity\" dispute? 22 27 +785 4 All Eastern ' s previous court efforts to head off the pilots ' demands have failed . previous court efforts How many previous court efforts did Eastern make? 4 7 +785 4 All Eastern ' s previous court efforts to head off the pilots ' demands have failed . previous How many previous efforts have there been? 4 5 +785 4 All Eastern ' s previous court efforts to head off the pilots ' demands have failed . Eastern ' s previous court efforts What were Eastern's previous court efforts? 1 7 +785 5 An Eastern spokesman said he doesn ' t expect that the arbitrator ' s ruling " will have any overall material effect on the company ' s strategic plan . " company ' s strategic plan why are they worried about it then? 24 29 +785 5 An Eastern spokesman said he doesn ' t expect that the arbitrator ' s ruling " will have any overall material effect on the company ' s strategic plan . " company ' s strategic plan What is the company's strategic plan? 24 29 +785 5 An Eastern spokesman said he doesn ' t expect that the arbitrator ' s ruling " will have any overall material effect on the company ' s strategic plan . " company ' s strategic plan What is the company's strategic plan? 24 29 +786 1 Despite continuing problems in its newsprint business , Kimberly - Clark Corp . posted a 20 % gain in third - quarter net income . 20 % gain how did they do that? 15 18 +786 1 Despite continuing problems in its newsprint business , Kimberly - Clark Corp . posted a 20 % gain in third - quarter net income . newsprint business , What is Kimberly-Clark's newsprint business? 5 8 +786 1 Despite continuing problems in its newsprint business , Kimberly - Clark Corp . posted a 20 % gain in third - quarter net income . newsprint business , what is a newsprint business? 5 8 +786 1 Despite continuing problems in its newsprint business , Kimberly - Clark Corp . posted a 20 % gain in third - quarter net income . gain How did Kimberly-Clark Corp. have a 20% gain in third-quarter net income? 17 18 +786 1 Despite continuing problems in its newsprint business , Kimberly - Clark Corp . posted a 20 % gain in third - quarter net income . problems What are the problems in the newsprint business? 2 3 +786 1 Despite continuing problems in its newsprint business , Kimberly - Clark Corp . posted a 20 % gain in third - quarter net income . continuing problems What are these problems? 1 3 +786 1 Despite continuing problems in its newsprint business , Kimberly - Clark Corp . posted a 20 % gain in third - quarter net income . 20 % gain Was their a particular cause for this gain? 15 18 +786 2 The consumer - products and newsprint company said net rose to $ 108 . 8 million , or $ 1 . 35 a share , from $ 90 . 5 million , or $ 1 . 12 a share , a year ago . consumer - products What consumer-products? 1 4 +786 2 The consumer - products and newsprint company said net rose to $ 108 . 8 million , or $ 1 . 35 a share , from $ 90 . 5 million , or $ 1 . 12 a share , a year ago . net rose What were the contributors to this rise in net? 8 10 +786 3 Sales rose 6 . 2 % to $ 1 . 45 billion from $ 1 . 37 billion . $ 1 . 45 billion from $ 1 . 37 are the shareholders pleased? 7 17 +786 3 Sales rose 6 . 2 % to $ 1 . 45 billion from $ 1 . 37 billion . Sales why did sales rise? 0 1 +786 3 Sales rose 6 . 2 % to $ 1 . 45 billion from $ 1 . 37 billion . Sales rose What was the cause of the rise? 0 2 +786 4 After a flat second quarter tied largely to lower newsprint earnings , Kimberly - Clark attributed the gain to improved results in its consumer businesses in North America , Brazil and Korea . Korea south koreA? 31 32 +786 4 After a flat second quarter tied largely to lower newsprint earnings , Kimberly - Clark attributed the gain to improved results in its consumer businesses in North America , Brazil and Korea . consumer businesses What consumer businesses does Kimberly-Clark own? 23 25 +786 4 After a flat second quarter tied largely to lower newsprint earnings , Kimberly - Clark attributed the gain to improved results in its consumer businesses in North America , Brazil and Korea . newsprint earnings , what are newsprint earnings? 9 12 +786 4 After a flat second quarter tied largely to lower newsprint earnings , Kimberly - Clark attributed the gain to improved results in its consumer businesses in North America , Brazil and Korea . lower newsprint earnings , Why are they lower? 8 12 +786 4 After a flat second quarter tied largely to lower newsprint earnings , Kimberly - Clark attributed the gain to improved results in its consumer businesses in North America , Brazil and Korea . improved results What results? 19 21 +786 5 Those gains came from higher prices , particularly for disposable diapers and tissue products , and from increased sales , primarily for feminine - care products , the company said . increased sales , What caused the increase 17 20 +787 3 The bill would require the agency to block the acquisition of 15 % or more of an airline ' s stock if the purchase threatened safety , reduced the carrier ' s ability to compete , or put the airline under foreign control . would require how can it do that? 2 4 +787 3 The bill would require the agency to block the acquisition of 15 % or more of an airline ' s stock if the purchase threatened safety , reduced the carrier ' s ability to compete , or put the airline under foreign control . threatened safety , Why would the purchase threaten safety? 24 27 +787 4 Debate on the legislation , which faces a veto threat from President Bush , is to continue today . veto threat can he cancel it? 8 10 +787 4 Debate on the legislation , which faces a veto threat from President Bush , is to continue today . which faces a veto threat from President Bush , Why does it face a veto threat by President Bush? 5 14 +787 4 Debate on the legislation , which faces a veto threat from President Bush , is to continue today . veto Why does President Bush want to veto the bill? 8 9 +787 4 Debate on the legislation , which faces a veto threat from President Bush , is to continue today . veto threat from President Bush , Why would the legislation be vetoed? 8 14 +787 5 The amendment would require the department to block the purchase of a major airline by anyone who has run two or more carriers that have filed for protection from creditors under Chapter 11 of the Bankruptcy Code . Chapter 11 what is chapter 11 say? 31 33 +787 5 The amendment would require the department to block the purchase of a major airline by anyone who has run two or more carriers that have filed for protection from creditors under Chapter 11 of the Bankruptcy Code . department what department are they talking about? 5 6 +787 5 The amendment would require the department to block the purchase of a major airline by anyone who has run two or more carriers that have filed for protection from creditors under Chapter 11 of the Bankruptcy Code . major airline What counts as a major airline? 12 14 +788 1 The Manville Personal Injury Settlement Trust said it is considering several ways to ease a liquidity crunch that could include the sale of Manville Corp . to a third party . liquidity crunch What is a liquidity crunch? 15 17 +788 1 The Manville Personal Injury Settlement Trust said it is considering several ways to ease a liquidity crunch that could include the sale of Manville Corp . to a third party . liquidity crunch Why is a liquidity crunch taking place? 15 17 +788 1 The Manville Personal Injury Settlement Trust said it is considering several ways to ease a liquidity crunch that could include the sale of Manville Corp . to a third party . several ways What are some of the ways to ease a liquidity crunch? 10 12 +788 2 In a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission , the majority holder of Manville acknowledged that the cash portion of its initial funding of $ 765 million will be depleted next year , and that alternative sources of funds will be necessary to meet its obligations . depleted Why is Manville's initial funding going to be depleted? 30 31 +788 2 In a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission , the majority holder of Manville acknowledged that the cash portion of its initial funding of $ 765 million will be depleted next year , and that alternative sources of funds will be necessary to meet its obligations . $ 765 million will be depleted next year , What has led to the depletion of their funding? 25 34 +788 3 The trust , which was created as part of Manville ' s bankruptcy - law reorganization to compensate victims of asbestos - related diseases , ultimately expects to receive $ 2 . 5 billion from Manville , but its cash flow from investments has so far lagged behind its payments to victims . far lagged will it catch back up? 45 47 +788 3 The trust , which was created as part of Manville ' s bankruptcy - law reorganization to compensate victims of asbestos - related diseases , ultimately expects to receive $ 2 . 5 billion from Manville , but its cash flow from investments has so far lagged behind its payments to victims . asbestos - related diseases , Why did Manville have to pay out for asbestos-related diseases to their customers? 20 25 +788 3 The trust , which was created as part of Manville ' s bankruptcy - law reorganization to compensate victims of asbestos - related diseases , ultimately expects to receive $ 2 . 5 billion from Manville , but its cash flow from investments has so far lagged behind its payments to victims . bankruptcy - law reorganization What is the bankruptcy-law reorganization? 12 16 +788 4 Spokespersons for both the trust and the company refused to comment on whether any talks with a possible acquirer of Manville had actually taken place . acquirer are they going to acquire for sure? 18 19 +788 4 Spokespersons for both the trust and the company refused to comment on whether any talks with a possible acquirer of Manville had actually taken place . refused to comment Why is there a refusal to comment? 8 11 +788 4 Spokespersons for both the trust and the company refused to comment on whether any talks with a possible acquirer of Manville had actually taken place . Spokespersons Who were the spokespersons or what were their job titles? 0 1 +788 5 The trust is considering a sale of its Manville holdings , but Manville has the right of first refusal on any sales of its stock held by the trust . first refusal what is right of first refusal? 17 19 +789 1 Northwest Airlines settled the remaining lawsuits filed on behalf of 156 people killed in a 1987 crash , but claims against the jetliner ' s maker are being pursued , a federal judge said . federal judge said what was his name? 31 34 +789 1 Northwest Airlines settled the remaining lawsuits filed on behalf of 156 people killed in a 1987 crash , but claims against the jetliner ' s maker are being pursued , a federal judge said . jetliner ' s maker Who was the jetliner's maker? 22 26 +789 1 Northwest Airlines settled the remaining lawsuits filed on behalf of 156 people killed in a 1987 crash , but claims against the jetliner ' s maker are being pursued , a federal judge said . 1987 crash , Where did the 1987 crash occur? 15 18 +789 2 Northwest , a unit of NWA Inc . , and McDonnell Douglas Corp . , which made the MD - 80 aircraft , also are pursuing counterclaims against each other in the crash near Detroit Metropolitan Airport . counterclaims are they likely to receive them? 26 27 +789 2 Northwest , a unit of NWA Inc . , and McDonnell Douglas Corp . , which made the MD - 80 aircraft , also are pursuing counterclaims against each other in the crash near Detroit Metropolitan Airport . crash near Detroit Metropolitan Airport What caused the crash? 32 37 +789 2 Northwest , a unit of NWA Inc . , and McDonnell Douglas Corp . , which made the MD - 80 aircraft , also are pursuing counterclaims against each other in the crash near Detroit Metropolitan Airport . counterclaims What are the counterclaims between Northwest and McDonnell Douglas Corp.? 26 27 +789 5 U . S . District Judge Julian A . Cook Jr . announced the settlements as the jury trial was to begin yesterday . to begin yesterday but its not happening now? 20 23 +790 1 Southern Co . ' s Gulf Power Co . subsidiary pleaded guilty to two felony charges of conspiracy to make illegal political contributions and tax evasion , and paid $ 500 , 000 in fines . pleaded guilty Why did they choose to plead guilty? 10 12 +790 1 Southern Co . ' s Gulf Power Co . subsidiary pleaded guilty to two felony charges of conspiracy to make illegal political contributions and tax evasion , and paid $ 500 , 000 in fines . $ 500 , 000 How much money were they attempting to evade taxes on? 29 33 +790 1 Southern Co . ' s Gulf Power Co . subsidiary pleaded guilty to two felony charges of conspiracy to make illegal political contributions and tax evasion , and paid $ 500 , 000 in fines . pleaded guilty What date did they plead guilty? 10 12 +790 2 Gulf Power ' s guilty plea before U . S . District Judge Robert L . Vining yesterday marks the end of only one part of a wide - ranging inquiry of Southern Co . wide - ranging inquiry What topics of investigation are included in this inquiry? 27 31 +790 2 Gulf Power ' s guilty plea before U . S . District Judge Robert L . Vining yesterday marks the end of only one part of a wide - ranging inquiry of Southern Co . the end of only one part Why was only one part concluded? 19 25 +790 2 Gulf Power ' s guilty plea before U . S . District Judge Robert L . Vining yesterday marks the end of only one part of a wide - ranging inquiry of Southern Co . of only one part of what is the second part? 21 26 +790 2 Gulf Power ' s guilty plea before U . S . District Judge Robert L . Vining yesterday marks the end of only one part of a wide - ranging inquiry of Southern Co . wide - ranging inquiry What else are they under investigation about? 27 31 +790 2 Gulf Power ' s guilty plea before U . S . District Judge Robert L . Vining yesterday marks the end of only one part of a wide - ranging inquiry of Southern Co . one part of a wide - ranging inquiry How many inquiries were there? 23 31 +790 3 The company is the subject of a federal grand jury investigation into whether its officials and its utility subsidiaries conspired to cover up their accounting for spare parts to evade federal income taxes . evade federal income taxes Why specifically did they feel they needed to evade federal income taxes? 29 33 +790 3 The company is the subject of a federal grand jury investigation into whether its officials and its utility subsidiaries conspired to cover up their accounting for spare parts to evade federal income taxes . conspired Why are they being accused of conspiring? 19 20 +790 3 The company is the subject of a federal grand jury investigation into whether its officials and its utility subsidiaries conspired to cover up their accounting for spare parts to evade federal income taxes . to evade federal income taxes How much in taxes are they accused of evading? 28 33 +790 3 The company is the subject of a federal grand jury investigation into whether its officials and its utility subsidiaries conspired to cover up their accounting for spare parts to evade federal income taxes . federal income taxes What was the total of the taxes that were evaded? 30 33 +790 4 " The terms announced today are strictly between the United States and Gulf Power , " said U . S . Attorney Robert L . Barr . " This is only a further step in a lengthy investigation . " strictly between Why are the terms being kept secret? 6 8 +790 4 " The terms announced today are strictly between the United States and Gulf Power , " said U . S . Attorney Robert L . Barr . " This is only a further step in a lengthy investigation . " Robert L . Barr is he the prosecutor? 22 26 +790 4 " The terms announced today are strictly between the United States and Gulf Power , " said U . S . Attorney Robert L . Barr . " This is only a further step in a lengthy investigation . " lengthy investigation What else is part of the investigation? 36 38 +790 4 " The terms announced today are strictly between the United States and Gulf Power , " said U . S . Attorney Robert L . Barr . " This is only a further step in a lengthy investigation . " further step in a lengthy investigation How many steps are in the investigation? 32 38 +790 5 The plea settlement does not allow Southern Co . to charge any of the $ 500 , 000 to its customers , or take action against employees who provided information during the federal inquiry . employees who provided information How was the information provided? 26 30 +790 5 The plea settlement does not allow Southern Co . to charge any of the $ 500 , 000 to its customers , or take action against employees who provided information during the federal inquiry . plea settlement what are the exact terms? 1 3 +790 5 The plea settlement does not allow Southern Co . to charge any of the $ 500 , 000 to its customers , or take action against employees who provided information during the federal inquiry . to charge any of the $ 500 , 000 to its customers , Is it normal for a company to attempt to charge its own fine to its customers? 9 22 +790 5 The plea settlement does not allow Southern Co . to charge any of the $ 500 , 000 to its customers , or take action against employees who provided information during the federal inquiry . action against employees What kind of action could they take? 24 27 +791 1 Time Warner Inc . and Sony Corp . may be today ' s public enemies , but the two entertainment giants could end up becoming partners in a number of ventures as part of a settlement of their acrimonious legal dispute over Hollywood producers Peter Guber and Jon Peters . ventures What ventures could Time Warner and Sony become partners of? 30 31 +791 1 Time Warner Inc . and Sony Corp . may be today ' s public enemies , but the two entertainment giants could end up becoming partners in a number of ventures as part of a settlement of their acrimonious legal dispute over Hollywood producers Peter Guber and Jon Peters . today ' s public enemies , Why are these companies already enemies of one another? 10 16 +791 1 Time Warner Inc . and Sony Corp . may be today ' s public enemies , but the two entertainment giants could end up becoming partners in a number of ventures as part of a settlement of their acrimonious legal dispute over Hollywood producers Peter Guber and Jon Peters . Peter Guber and Jon Peters WHAT MOVIES HAVE THESE TWO DONE? 44 49 +791 2 The Warner Bros . studio and Sony signaled they are close to a settlement yesterday , asking a Los Angeles Superior Court to postpone a hearing scheduled for tomorrow on Warner ' s request for a preliminary injunction blocking Mr . Guber and Mr . Peters from taking the top posts at Columbia Pictures Entertainment Inc . signaled they how did they signal? 7 9 +791 2 The Warner Bros . studio and Sony signaled they are close to a settlement yesterday , asking a Los Angeles Superior Court to postpone a hearing scheduled for tomorrow on Warner ' s request for a preliminary injunction blocking Mr . Guber and Mr . Peters from taking the top posts at Columbia Pictures Entertainment Inc . blocking Mr . Guber and Mr . Peters Why does Warner want to block Mr. Gruber and Mr. Peters from taking top posts at Columbia? 38 46 +791 2 The Warner Bros . studio and Sony signaled they are close to a settlement yesterday , asking a Los Angeles Superior Court to postpone a hearing scheduled for tomorrow on Warner ' s request for a preliminary injunction blocking Mr . Guber and Mr . Peters from taking the top posts at Columbia Pictures Entertainment Inc . close to a settlement How can two public enemies in a court case decide to settle a case like this? 10 14 +791 2 The Warner Bros . studio and Sony signaled they are close to a settlement yesterday , asking a Los Angeles Superior Court to postpone a hearing scheduled for tomorrow on Warner ' s request for a preliminary injunction blocking Mr . Guber and Mr . Peters from taking the top posts at Columbia Pictures Entertainment Inc . taking the top posts WHY IS THIS SUCH A PROBLEM FOR 2 PRODUCERS TO TAKE TOP SPOTS IN MOVIE COMPANY?\n 47 51 +791 3 In separate statements , the two sides said they want to have " further discussions . " " further discussions about what discuss? 12 15 +791 3 In separate statements , the two sides said they want to have " further discussions . " separate statements , WERE THE TWO COMPANIES INTERVIEWED SEPARATELY? 1 4 +791 4 Sony is acquiring Columbia and Guber - Peters Entertainment Co . in two separate transactions valued at more than $ 5 billion . $ 5 billion is that a lot? 19 22 +791 4 Sony is acquiring Columbia and Guber - Peters Entertainment Co . in two separate transactions valued at more than $ 5 billion . valued at more than $ 5 billion Why are these two companies valued at this amount? 15 22 +791 4 Sony is acquiring Columbia and Guber - Peters Entertainment Co . in two separate transactions valued at more than $ 5 billion . Guber - Peters Entertainment Co WHAT PRODUCTIONS HAVE THEY DONE? 5 10 +791 5 Warner Communications Inc . , which is being acquired by Time Warner , has filed a $ 1 billion breach - of - contract suit against Sony and the two producers . $ 1 billion breach - of - contract suit WHY ARE THEY SUING SONY AND THE PRODUCERS? 16 25 +792 1 Michael Blair , former president and chief executive officer of Enfield Corp . , failed to win election to the company ' s board at a special shareholder meeting . special shareholder meeting how many were invited? 26 29 +792 1 Michael Blair , former president and chief executive officer of Enfield Corp . , failed to win election to the company ' s board at a special shareholder meeting . president How did Michael Blair become president of Enfield Corp.? 4 5 +792 1 Michael Blair , former president and chief executive officer of Enfield Corp . , failed to win election to the company ' s board at a special shareholder meeting . election Why was there an election being held? 17 18 +792 1 Michael Blair , former president and chief executive officer of Enfield Corp . , failed to win election to the company ' s board at a special shareholder meeting . special Why was the shareholding meeting special? 26 27 +792 1 Michael Blair , former president and chief executive officer of Enfield Corp . , failed to win election to the company ' s board at a special shareholder meeting . company ' s Why did the company board fail to elect him? 20 23 +792 1 Michael Blair , former president and chief executive officer of Enfield Corp . , failed to win election to the company ' s board at a special shareholder meeting . Enfield Corp What type of business is Enfield Corp.? 10 12 +792 1 Michael Blair , former president and chief executive officer of Enfield Corp . , failed to win election to the company ' s board at a special shareholder meeting . failed to win election How did Michael Blair fail to win election to the board? 14 18 +792 2 Mr . Blair said after the meeting that he had filed separate lawsuits in the Ontario Supreme Court for unjust dismissal against Enfield and for libel against its largest shareholder , Canadian Express Ltd . , and two executives of Hees International Bancorp Inc . , which controls Canadian Express . dismissal How was Michael Blair unjustly dismissed? 20 21 +792 2 Mr . Blair said after the meeting that he had filed separate lawsuits in the Ontario Supreme Court for unjust dismissal against Enfield and for libel against its largest shareholder , Canadian Express Ltd . , and two executives of Hees International Bancorp Inc . , which controls Canadian Express . libel How was Michael Blair affected by libel? 25 26 +792 2 Mr . Blair said after the meeting that he had filed separate lawsuits in the Ontario Supreme Court for unjust dismissal against Enfield and for libel against its largest shareholder , Canadian Express Ltd . , and two executives of Hees International Bancorp Inc . , which controls Canadian Express . controls How does Hees International Bancorp Inc. control Canadian Express? 47 48 +792 2 Mr . Blair said after the meeting that he had filed separate lawsuits in the Ontario Supreme Court for unjust dismissal against Enfield and for libel against its largest shareholder , Canadian Express Ltd . , and two executives of Hees International Bancorp Inc . , which controls Canadian Express . libel Why was he dismissed for libel? 25 26 +792 2 Mr . Blair said after the meeting that he had filed separate lawsuits in the Ontario Supreme Court for unjust dismissal against Enfield and for libel against its largest shareholder , Canadian Express Ltd . , and two executives of Hees International Bancorp Inc . , which controls Canadian Express . unjust dismissal Why does Mr. Blair feel his dismissal was unjust? 19 21 +792 3 Holders at the meeting elected a full slate of Canadian Express nominees to Enfield ' s 11 - member board . elected a full slate it means they elected 11 people? 4 8 +792 3 Holders at the meeting elected a full slate of Canadian Express nominees to Enfield ' s 11 - member board . elected How did they make their decision? 4 5 +792 3 Holders at the meeting elected a full slate of Canadian Express nominees to Enfield ' s 11 - member board . nominees How were nominees chosen? 11 12 +792 3 Holders at the meeting elected a full slate of Canadian Express nominees to Enfield ' s 11 - member board . 11 - member Why are there eleven members on the board? 16 19 +792 4 Mr . Blair and Hees have been feuding for months . feuding How are Mr. Blair and Hees feuding? 7 8 +792 4 Mr . Blair and Hees have been feuding for months . months How long before Mr. Blair and Hees resolve their issues? 9 10 +792 4 Mr . Blair and Hees have been feuding for months . feuding Why has Mr. Blair and Hees been feuding for months? 7 8 +792 5 Yesterday ' s election was a sequel to Enfield ' s annual meeting in June when Mr . Blair disallowed proxies in favor of two Hees nominees . meeting Why do they have a meeting every year? 12 13 +792 5 Yesterday ' s election was a sequel to Enfield ' s annual meeting in June when Mr . Blair disallowed proxies in favor of two Hees nominees . disallowed How did Mr. Blair disallow proxies? 19 20 +792 5 Yesterday ' s election was a sequel to Enfield ' s annual meeting in June when Mr . Blair disallowed proxies in favor of two Hees nominees . nominees Why did Mr. Blair favor two Hees nominees? 26 27 +792 5 Yesterday ' s election was a sequel to Enfield ' s annual meeting in June when Mr . Blair disallowed proxies in favor of two Hees nominees . proxies Why we're the nominees favored over the proxies? 20 21 +792 5 Yesterday ' s election was a sequel to Enfield ' s annual meeting in June when Mr . Blair disallowed proxies in favor of two Hees nominees . disallowed proxies Why did Mr. Blair disallow proxies? 19 21 +793 1 As Georgia - Pacific ' s bid for Great Northern Nekoosa has shown , uninvited takeovers are still alive despite premature reports of their demise . uninvited takeovers Why are the takeovers uninvited? 14 16 +793 1 As Georgia - Pacific ' s bid for Great Northern Nekoosa has shown , uninvited takeovers are still alive despite premature reports of their demise . uninvited takeovers how often do they happen? 14 16 +793 1 As Georgia - Pacific ' s bid for Great Northern Nekoosa has shown , uninvited takeovers are still alive despite premature reports of their demise . reports of their demise Why is the company failing? 21 25 +793 1 As Georgia - Pacific ' s bid for Great Northern Nekoosa has shown , uninvited takeovers are still alive despite premature reports of their demise . premature reports of their demise How are these takeovers going to be prevented? 20 25 +793 2 Therefore , the debate about poison pills will continue to rage in the boardrooms of corporations and the halls of academia . poison pills How do you define poison pill in this context? 5 7 +793 2 Therefore , the debate about poison pills will continue to rage in the boardrooms of corporations and the halls of academia . poison pills what is a poison pill? 5 7 +793 2 Therefore , the debate about poison pills will continue to rage in the boardrooms of corporations and the halls of academia . poison pills What is qualifying as a poison pill in this instance? 5 7 +793 2 Therefore , the debate about poison pills will continue to rage in the boardrooms of corporations and the halls of academia . poison pills What does the term poison pill mean here? 5 7 +793 3 Although poison pills come in different colors and shapes , they usually give current shareholders the right to buy more stock of their corporation at a large discount if certain events occur - - typically , if a hostile bidder acquires more than a specified percentage of the corporation ' s stock . more than a specified percentage How is that percentage decided? 41 46 +793 3 Although poison pills come in different colors and shapes , they usually give current shareholders the right to buy more stock of their corporation at a large discount if certain events occur - - typically , if a hostile bidder acquires more than a specified percentage of the corporation ' s stock . right to buy more stock Why do poison pills allow shareholders to buy more stock? 16 21 +793 3 Although poison pills come in different colors and shapes , they usually give current shareholders the right to buy more stock of their corporation at a large discount if certain events occur - - typically , if a hostile bidder acquires more than a specified percentage of the corporation ' s stock . hostile bidder How do you know if a bidder is hostile? 38 40 +793 3 Although poison pills come in different colors and shapes , they usually give current shareholders the right to buy more stock of their corporation at a large discount if certain events occur - - typically , if a hostile bidder acquires more than a specified percentage of the corporation ' s stock . right to buy more stock Why do these provisions exist? 16 21 +793 3 Although poison pills come in different colors and shapes , they usually give current shareholders the right to buy more stock of their corporation at a large discount if certain events occur - - typically , if a hostile bidder acquires more than a specified percentage of the corporation ' s stock . of their corporation How is it guaranteed that additional stock is available for purchase? 21 24 +793 4 However , these discount purchase rights may generally be redeemed at a nominal cost by the corporation ' s directors if they approve of a bidder . if they approve of a bidder How do directors decide if they approve of the bidder? 20 26 +793 4 However , these discount purchase rights may generally be redeemed at a nominal cost by the corporation ' s directors if they approve of a bidder . redeemed at a nominal cost Does this mean the rights are revoked? 9 14 +793 5 Supporters of poison pills argue that their adoption forces bidders to negotiate with a corporation ' s directors , who are thereby put in a better position to pursue the long - term interests of the corporation . forces bidders to negotiate Why are these bidders forced to negotiate? 8 12 +793 5 Supporters of poison pills argue that their adoption forces bidders to negotiate with a corporation ' s directors , who are thereby put in a better position to pursue the long - term interests of the corporation . a corporation ' s directors , why cant they talk to directors otherwise? 13 19 +793 5 Supporters of poison pills argue that their adoption forces bidders to negotiate with a corporation ' s directors , who are thereby put in a better position to pursue the long - term interests of the corporation . Supporters of poison pills Who are the supporters of poison pills? 0 4 +793 5 Supporters of poison pills argue that their adoption forces bidders to negotiate with a corporation ' s directors , who are thereby put in a better position to pursue the long - term interests of the corporation . better position How are the directors in a better position? 25 27 +794 1 Japan has found another safe outlet for its money : U . S . home mortgages . found another safe how did they find that out? 2 5 +794 1 Japan has found another safe outlet for its money : U . S . home mortgages . safe outlet What would it be other safe outlets? 4 6 +794 1 Japan has found another safe outlet for its money : U . S . home mortgages . U . S . home mortgages Why are U.S. home mortgages a safe outlet for Japanese money? 10 16 +794 1 Japan has found another safe outlet for its money : U . S . home mortgages . U . S . home mortgages Why do they invest in the U.S. specifically? 10 16 +794 2 An increasing number of big Japanese investors are buying up U . S . home mortgages that have been pooled and packaged for sale as interest - bearing instruments known as mortgage - backed securities . pooled what does pooled mean here? 19 20 +794 2 An increasing number of big Japanese investors are buying up U . S . home mortgages that have been pooled and packaged for sale as interest - bearing instruments known as mortgage - backed securities . mortgage - backed Why are they wanting these mortgages? 31 34 +794 2 An increasing number of big Japanese investors are buying up U . S . home mortgages that have been pooled and packaged for sale as interest - bearing instruments known as mortgage - backed securities . big Japanese investors Who are the big Japanese investors? 4 7 +794 3 As much as 10 % of new U . S . mortgage securities issued by the Federal National Mortgage Association , or Fannie Mae , and Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp . , or Freddie Mac , now flow into Japanese hands . Japanese hands How are they ending up in Japanese hands? 40 42 +794 3 As much as 10 % of new U . S . mortgage securities issued by the Federal National Mortgage Association , or Fannie Mae , and Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp . , or Freddie Mac , now flow into Japanese hands . now flow into Japanese hands How does this affect the U.S. economy? 37 42 +794 4 That may not come as a surprise to Americans who have watched the Japanese snap up properties in the U . S . from golf courses to a stake in Rockefeller Center . watched Since when did they start that? 11 12 +794 4 That may not come as a surprise to Americans who have watched the Japanese snap up properties in the U . S . from golf courses to a stake in Rockefeller Center . surprise to Americans How are Americans reacting to that? 6 9 +794 5 But it marks a big change for the Japanese , who shunned mortgage securities after getting burned by a big downturn in interest rates a few years back . big downturn in what happened back then? 19 22 +794 5 But it marks a big change for the Japanese , who shunned mortgage securities after getting burned by a big downturn in interest rates a few years back . downturn What caused this downturn? Will we experience it here in the United States? 20 21 +794 5 But it marks a big change for the Japanese , who shunned mortgage securities after getting burned by a big downturn in interest rates a few years back . burned How \"burned\" were\n them? 16 17 +794 5 But it marks a big change for the Japanese , who shunned mortgage securities after getting burned by a big downturn in interest rates a few years back . big downturn What caused the downturn? 19 21 +795 1 The Internal Revenue Service said it is willing to let the U . S . Tax Court decide how much oil man William Herbert Hunt will owe the government after his assets are liquidated . assets are liquidated how many assets does he have? 31 34 +795 1 The Internal Revenue Service said it is willing to let the U . S . Tax Court decide how much oil man William Herbert Hunt will owe the government after his assets are liquidated . William Herbert Hunt What company is Mr. Hunt leading? 22 25 +795 1 The Internal Revenue Service said it is willing to let the U . S . Tax Court decide how much oil man William Herbert Hunt will owe the government after his assets are liquidated . oil man William Herbert Hunt Why is he called the oil man? 20 25 +795 1 The Internal Revenue Service said it is willing to let the U . S . Tax Court decide how much oil man William Herbert Hunt will owe the government after his assets are liquidated . U . S . Tax Court Why let the U.S. Tax Court decide? 11 17 +795 2 The surprise announcement came after the IRS broke off negotiations with Mr . Hunt on a settlement of the one - time tycoon ' s personal bankruptcy case . surprise announcement What was the surprise announcement? 1 3 +795 2 The surprise announcement came after the IRS broke off negotiations with Mr . Hunt on a settlement of the one - time tycoon ' s personal bankruptcy case . personal bankruptcy case . Why was he claiming bankruptcy? 25 29 +795 2 The surprise announcement came after the IRS broke off negotiations with Mr . Hunt on a settlement of the one - time tycoon ' s personal bankruptcy case . settlement What settlement? 16 17 +795 3 Although the action removes one obstacle in the way of an overall settlement to the case , it also means that Mr . Hunt could be stripped of virtually all of his assets if the Tax Court rules against him in a 1982 case heard earlier this year in Washington , D . C . virtually all of his assets what about literally? 28 33 +795 3 Although the action removes one obstacle in the way of an overall settlement to the case , it also means that Mr . Hunt could be stripped of virtually all of his assets if the Tax Court rules against him in a 1982 case heard earlier this year in Washington , D . C . 1982 case What led to the beginning of the case back in 1982? 42 44 +795 3 Although the action removes one obstacle in the way of an overall settlement to the case , it also means that Mr . Hunt could be stripped of virtually all of his assets if the Tax Court rules against him in a 1982 case heard earlier this year in Washington , D . C . 1982 case How will this case contribute to him losing all of his assets? 42 44 +795 4 The IRS has been seeking more than $ 300 million in back taxes from Mr . Hunt . $ 300 million in back taxes For how long has Mr. Hunt been delinquent? 7 13 +795 5 Separately , a federal judge hearing Mr . Hunt ' s bankruptcy case yesterday turned down a proposed $ 65 . 7 million settlement between Mr . Hunt and Minpeco S . A . , another major creditor in the case . settlement between Mr . Hunt and Minpeco why is minpeco involved? 23 30 +795 5 Separately , a federal judge hearing Mr . Hunt ' s bankruptcy case yesterday turned down a proposed $ 65 . 7 million settlement between Mr . Hunt and Minpeco S . A . , another major creditor in the case . Minpeco S . A Why is Minpeco a creditor? 29 33 +796 1 EG & G Inc . said it acquired Laboratorium Prof . said it acquired Why did EG&G acquire Laboratorium Prof.? 5 8 +796 1 EG & G Inc . said it acquired Laboratorium Prof . Laboratorium Prof why did they acquire it? 8 10 +796 1 EG & G Inc . said it acquired Laboratorium Prof . EG & G WHAT TYPE OF BUSINESS IS EG&G? 0 3 +796 1 EG & G Inc . said it acquired Laboratorium Prof . EG & G Inc . said it acquired Laboratorium Prof What are these companies? How did it acquire Laboratorium Prof? 0 10 +796 2 Dr . Berthold , a German maker of scientific instruments . scientific instruments What kind of scientific instruments did Dr. Berthold make? 8 10 +796 2 Dr . Berthold , a German maker of scientific instruments . scientific instruments what instruments? 8 10 +796 2 Dr . Berthold , a German maker of scientific instruments . Dr . Berthold , WHO DOES HE WORK FOR? 0 4 +796 2 Dr . Berthold , a German maker of scientific instruments . scientific instruments What types of scientific instruments? 8 10 +796 3 Terms weren ' t disclosed . Terms weren ' t disclosed Terms weren't disclosed about what? 0 5 +796 3 Terms weren ' t disclosed . Terms weren ' t why werent they? 0 4 +796 3 Terms weren ' t disclosed . Terms TERMS FOR WHAT? 0 1 +796 3 Terms weren ' t disclosed . Terms weren ' t disclosed Why were the terms not disclosed 0 5 +796 4 The Wellesley , Mass . , maker of scientific instruments and electronic parts said Berthold expects 1989 sales of more than 100 million Deutsche marks ( $ 54 . 5 million ) and employs about 400 people . Deutsche What is \"Deutsche?\" 23 24 +796 4 The Wellesley , Mass . , maker of scientific instruments and electronic parts said Berthold expects 1989 sales of more than 100 million Deutsche marks ( $ 54 . 5 million ) and employs about 400 people . 1989 DOES 1989 REFER TO THE YEAR OR SOME OTHER VALUE? 16 17 +796 4 The Wellesley , Mass . , maker of scientific instruments and electronic parts said Berthold expects 1989 sales of more than 100 million Deutsche marks ( $ 54 . 5 million ) and employs about 400 people . scientific instruments and electronic parts What types of instruments and parts 8 13 +796 5 Berthold is based in Wildbad , West Germany , and also has operations in Belgium . Berthold Does Berthold only have operations in Europe? 0 1 +796 5 Berthold is based in Wildbad , West Germany , and also has operations in Belgium . Berthold IS THIS ALSO THE NAME OF A COMPANY AS WELL AS THE SCIENTIST? 0 1 +797 1 Healthcare International Inc . said it reached a 120 - day standstill agreement with its HealthVest affiliate calling for Healthcare to pay HealthVest $ 5 million right away and additional amounts in the future . additional amounts How much additional? 29 31 +797 1 Healthcare International Inc . said it reached a 120 - day standstill agreement with its HealthVest affiliate calling for Healthcare to pay HealthVest $ 5 million right away and additional amounts in the future . $ 5 million Why does Healthcare need to pay Healthvest $5 million? 23 26 +797 1 Healthcare International Inc . said it reached a 120 - day standstill agreement with its HealthVest affiliate calling for Healthcare to pay HealthVest $ 5 million right away and additional amounts in the future . additional amounts in the future How much are the additional amounts? 29 34 +797 1 Healthcare International Inc . said it reached a 120 - day standstill agreement with its HealthVest affiliate calling for Healthcare to pay HealthVest $ 5 million right away and additional amounts in the future . 120 - day standstill agreement Why the agreement? 8 13 +797 2 Under the agreement , Healthcare , a manager of health - care facilities , said it would pay HealthVest $ 3 . 9 million in overdue rent and mortgage payments and repay $ 1 . 1 million in funds that HealthVest advanced for construction work on facilities . advanced What does advanced for mean? 41 42 +797 3 In return , HealthVest agreed that it won ' t exercise its rights and remedies against Healthcare during the 120 - day period . 120 - day period what about after those days? 19 23 +797 3 In return , HealthVest agreed that it won ' t exercise its rights and remedies against Healthcare during the 120 - day period . exercise its rights What rights and remedies does HealthVest have? 10 13 +797 3 In return , HealthVest agreed that it won ' t exercise its rights and remedies against Healthcare during the 120 - day period . rights and remedies What are the rights and remedies that HealthVest can use against Healthcare? 12 15 +797 3 In return , HealthVest agreed that it won ' t exercise its rights and remedies against Healthcare during the 120 - day period . rights and remedies against Healthcare What types of rights are being foregone? 12 17 +797 4 After the payment , Healthcare still will be $ 6 . 5 million in arrears on rent and mortgage payments to HealthVest , a real estate investment trust whose portfolio consists largely of properties operated by Healthcare . arrears What is arrears? 14 15 +797 5 Healthcare has given HealthVest a 12 % note for that overdue amount , to be repaid over three years . over three years is that a fair deal? 16 19 +797 5 Healthcare has given HealthVest a 12 % note for that overdue amount , to be repaid over three years . note Does note mean pay back? 7 8 +798 1 UNIFIRST Corp . declared a 2 - for - 1 stock split . 2 - for - 1 stock split what is that? 5 12 +798 1 UNIFIRST Corp . declared a 2 - for - 1 stock split . UNIFIRST Corp What kind of company is Unifirst Corp.? 0 2 +798 1 UNIFIRST Corp . declared a 2 - for - 1 stock split . declared a 2 - for - 1 stock split What led to this split? 3 12 +798 1 UNIFIRST Corp . declared a 2 - for - 1 stock split . UNIFIRST Corp Where is the UNIFIRST Corporation? 0 2 +798 3 The dividend had been five cents a share . five cents a share why so low? 4 8 +799 1 Newport Electronics Inc . named a new slate of officers , a move that follows replacement of the company ' s five incumbent directors last week . replacement Why were the five incumbent directors replaced last week? 15 16 +799 1 Newport Electronics Inc . named a new slate of officers , a move that follows replacement of the company ' s five incumbent directors last week . replacement Why did they replace the directors? 15 16 +799 1 Newport Electronics Inc . named a new slate of officers , a move that follows replacement of the company ' s five incumbent directors last week . slate of officers , Who are the officers? 7 11 +799 2 Milton B . Hollander , 60 years old , was named chief executive officer , succeeding Barrett B . Weekes . Milton B . Hollander , does he have a degree? 0 5 +799 2 Milton B . Hollander , 60 years old , was named chief executive officer , succeeding Barrett B . Weekes . named Why was Milton B. Hollander chosen to be the new chief executive officer? 10 11 +799 3 Mr . Hollander ' s Stamford , Conn . - based High Technology Holding Co . acquired most of its 49 . 4 % stake in Newport in August . acquired Why did High Technology Holding Co. acquire 49.4% of Newport? 16 17 +799 4 Mr . Hollander was named chairman last week , succeeding Mr . Weekes , who was among the ousted directors . ousted there were others ousted? 18 19 +799 4 Mr . Hollander was named chairman last week , succeeding Mr . Weekes , who was among the ousted directors . named Why was Mr. Hollander named chairman last week? 4 5 +799 4 Mr . Hollander was named chairman last week , succeeding Mr . Weekes , who was among the ousted directors . ousted Why was Mr. Weeks ousted from his director position? 18 19 +799 4 Mr . Hollander was named chairman last week , succeeding Mr . Weekes , who was among the ousted directors . ousted Why were the directors ousted? 18 19 +799 4 Mr . Hollander was named chairman last week , succeeding Mr . Weekes , who was among the ousted directors . among the ousted directors Who were the other ousted directors? 16 20 +799 5 The company has declined requests to discuss the changes , but Mr . Weekes has said that Mr . Hollander wanted to have his own team . declined requests are they obligated to? 3 5 +799 5 The company has declined requests to discuss the changes , but Mr . Weekes has said that Mr . Hollander wanted to have his own team . declined Why is the company declining requests to comment? 3 4 +799 5 The company has declined requests to discuss the changes , but Mr . Weekes has said that Mr . Hollander wanted to have his own team . team Why does Mr. Hollander want to have his own team? 25 26 +800 1 Now was that a quarter cup or a half cup ? quarter cup or a half a cup of what? 4 9 +800 1 Now was that a quarter cup or a half cup ? cup ? Cup of what? 9 11 +800 1 Now was that a quarter cup or a half cup ? quarter cup or a half cup ? What was a quarter cup or half cup? 4 11 +800 2 Not a gripping question , unless you ' re the pastry chef of this city ' s Chez Panisse restaurant and you ' ve just lost your priceless personal dessert notebook . priceless personal dessert notebook how did he lose it? 27 31 +800 2 Not a gripping question , unless you ' re the pastry chef of this city ' s Chez Panisse restaurant and you ' ve just lost your priceless personal dessert notebook . lost Where was it lost? 25 26 +800 2 Not a gripping question , unless you ' re the pastry chef of this city ' s Chez Panisse restaurant and you ' ve just lost your priceless personal dessert notebook . Chez Panisse restaurant Where is the Chez Panisse restaurant? 17 20 +800 2 Not a gripping question , unless you ' re the pastry chef of this city ' s Chez Panisse restaurant and you ' ve just lost your priceless personal dessert notebook . pastry chef Who is the pastry chef? 10 12 +800 3 Chez Panisse was listed among the top 30 restaurants in the world this year by Connoisseur magazine . Connoisseur magazine is that a food magazine? 15 17 +800 3 Chez Panisse was listed among the top 30 restaurants in the world this year by Connoisseur magazine . top 30 restaurants Is that the top 30 of any restaurant or a specific kind of restaurant? 6 9 +800 4 The tattered black binder , bulging with 18 years ' worth of recipes held together by rubber bands , was in chef Lindsey Shere ' s purse when it was stolen from her house recently . stolen What is the estimated value of this notebook 30 31 +800 4 The tattered black binder , bulging with 18 years ' worth of recipes held together by rubber bands , was in chef Lindsey Shere ' s purse when it was stolen from her house recently . stolen How was it stolen? 30 31 +800 5 The Berkeley police don ' t have any leads but doubt the crime was driven by a passion for sweets . by a passion for sweets is this a joke? 15 20 +800 5 The Berkeley police don ' t have any leads but doubt the crime was driven by a passion for sweets . doubt Why would this crime be committed? 10 11 +800 5 The Berkeley police don ' t have any leads but doubt the crime was driven by a passion for sweets . driven by What was the crime driven by? 14 16 +801 1 Another fight is brewing between Congress and the Bush administration over how to pay for the savings - and - loan bailout without adding to the federal budget deficit . Another fight when was the first fight? 0 2 +801 1 Another fight is brewing between Congress and the Bush administration over how to pay for the savings - and - loan bailout without adding to the federal budget deficit . fight Is this a big conflict or small problem? 1 2 +801 3 Officials of the Resolution Trust Corp . have said privately that such a plan was the most likely alternative to raise short - term cash for the bailout . most likely alternative Why id the plan the most likely alternative to raise short-term cash? 16 19 +801 4 Instead , the GAO and the Congressional Budget Office said , the RTC should consider using Treasury debt , which is less expensive and subject to oversight by Congress . Treasury debt , can they do that? 16 19 +801 5 The spending could be exempted from meeting deficit - reduction targets in the Gramm - Rudman budget law . Gramm - Rudman budget law what is that law? 13 18 +801 5 The spending could be exempted from meeting deficit - reduction targets in the Gramm - Rudman budget law . Gramm - Rudman budget law What is the Gramm-Rudman budget law? 13 18 +802 1 Mips Computer Systems Inc . today will unveil a new general - purpose computer that will compete with more expensive machines from companies such as Sun Microsystems Inc . and Digital Equipment Corp . compete How will Mips general-purpose computer compete with more expensive machines? 16 17 +802 1 Mips Computer Systems Inc . today will unveil a new general - purpose computer that will compete with more expensive machines from companies such as Sun Microsystems Inc . and Digital Equipment Corp . will compete with more expensive machines How will it compete with more expensive machines? 15 21 +802 1 Mips Computer Systems Inc . today will unveil a new general - purpose computer that will compete with more expensive machines from companies such as Sun Microsystems Inc . and Digital Equipment Corp . new general - purpose computer How is this a new general-purpose computer that hasn't already been established? 9 14 +802 1 Mips Computer Systems Inc . today will unveil a new general - purpose computer that will compete with more expensive machines from companies such as Sun Microsystems Inc . and Digital Equipment Corp . general - purpose How is the computer tailored towards general purpose? 10 13 +802 2 The closely held Sunnyvale , Calif . , company also will announce an agreement to supply computers to Control Data Corp . , which will sell Mips machines under its own label . Mips what is a mips? 26 27 +802 2 The closely held Sunnyvale , Calif . , company also will announce an agreement to supply computers to Control Data Corp . , which will sell Mips machines under its own label . agreement What are the terms of this agreement? 13 14 +802 2 The closely held Sunnyvale , Calif . , company also will announce an agreement to supply computers to Control Data Corp . , which will sell Mips machines under its own label . Control Data Corp Why would they supply computers to this company and not just sell them outright? 18 21 +802 2 The closely held Sunnyvale , Calif . , company also will announce an agreement to supply computers to Control Data Corp . , which will sell Mips machines under its own label . supply How is Sunnyvale going to build Mips machines for Control Data Corp.? 15 16 +802 3 The new Mips machine , called the RC6280 , will cost $ 150 , 000 for a basic system . RC6280 , why is it called that? 7 9 +802 3 The new Mips machine , called the RC6280 , will cost $ 150 , 000 for a basic system . $ 150 , 000 Why does it cost so much? 11 15 +802 3 The new Mips machine , called the RC6280 , will cost $ 150 , 000 for a basic system . RC6280 , Why is it named this? 7 9 +802 3 The new Mips machine , called the RC6280 , will cost $ 150 , 000 for a basic system . basic How much does a deluxe version cost? 17 18 +802 3 The new Mips machine , called the RC6280 , will cost $ 150 , 000 for a basic system . $ 150 , 000 Why do the basic systems cost $150,000? 11 15 +802 4 The computer processes 55 million instructions per second and uses only one central processing chip , unlike many rival machines using several processors . only one central processing chip , Why just use one, if more processors would be faster? 10 16 +802 4 The computer processes 55 million instructions per second and uses only one central processing chip , unlike many rival machines using several processors . 55 million Is this competetive? 3 5 +802 4 The computer processes 55 million instructions per second and uses only one central processing chip , unlike many rival machines using several processors . unlike many rival machines What are the rival machines? 16 20 +802 4 The computer processes 55 million instructions per second and uses only one central processing chip , unlike many rival machines using several processors . central How does the machine process 55 million instructions per second with only one central processing chip? 12 13 +802 5 The machine employs reduced instruction - set computing , or RISC , technology . reduced instruction - set what is that exactly? 3 7 +802 5 The machine employs reduced instruction - set computing , or RISC , technology . instruction - set How does reduced instruction-set computing work? 4 7 +803 1 The government ' s primary economic - forecasting gauge rose a slight 0 . 2 % in September , but economists said the report offered little new information on the degree to which the U . S . economy is slowing . slowing why arent they telling? 40 41 +803 1 The government ' s primary economic - forecasting gauge rose a slight 0 . 2 % in September , but economists said the report offered little new information on the degree to which the U . S . economy is slowing . little Why did economists feel the report did not offer new information? 25 26 +803 1 The government ' s primary economic - forecasting gauge rose a slight 0 . 2 % in September , but economists said the report offered little new information on the degree to which the U . S . economy is slowing . slowing Why is the U.S. economy slowing? 40 41 +803 1 The government ' s primary economic - forecasting gauge rose a slight 0 . 2 % in September , but economists said the report offered little new information on the degree to which the U . S . economy is slowing . economic - forecasting gauge Which gauge was being used to measure the country's economic health? 5 9 +803 2 The small increase in the index of leading indicators , which had climbed 0 . 5 % in August but was unchanged in July , does lend support to the view that the economy has slowed noticeably . indicators , What are the leading indicators? 8 10 +803 2 The small increase in the index of leading indicators , which had climbed 0 . 5 % in August but was unchanged in July , does lend support to the view that the economy has slowed noticeably . the economy has slowed noticeably Why has there been a slowdown? 32 37 +803 3 However , it doesn ' t give much of a clue as to whether a recession is on the horizon . clue how would they tell recession? 10 11 +803 4 " I don ' t think it provides much new information on the economy , " said Richard Rippe , economist at Dean Witter Reynolds Inc . much new information Why doesn't it provide much new information on the economy? 8 11 +803 5 So far this year , the index of leading indicators has risen in four months , fallen in four months and remained unchanged in the other month . this year , which year? 2 5 +803 5 So far this year , the index of leading indicators has risen in four months , fallen in four months and remained unchanged in the other month . month . Which month did it remain unchanged? 26 28 +804 1 Armstrong World Industries Inc . agreed in principle to sell its carpet operations to Shaw Industries Inc . carpet operations they create carpeting? 11 13 +804 1 Armstrong World Industries Inc . agreed in principle to sell its carpet operations to Shaw Industries Inc . principle What does that mean? 7 8 +804 1 Armstrong World Industries Inc . agreed in principle to sell its carpet operations to Shaw Industries Inc . agreed Why did Armstrong World Industries Inc. agree to sell its carpet operations? 5 6 +804 2 The price wasn ' t disclosed but one analyst estimated that it was $ 150 million . analyst What kind of analyst? 8 9 +804 2 The price wasn ' t disclosed but one analyst estimated that it was $ 150 million . disclosed Why was the price not disclosed? 5 6 +804 2 The price wasn ' t disclosed but one analyst estimated that it was $ 150 million . estimated How did the analyst come to the estimate of $150 million? 9 10 +804 2 The price wasn ' t disclosed but one analyst estimated that it was $ 150 million . analyst Who is the analyst? 8 9 +804 3 Armstrong , which has faced a takeover threat from the Belzberg family of Canada since July , said that disposing of the carpet business would improve " total financial performance . " The move also would allow the company to concentrate on core businesses , which include ceramic tile , floor coverings and furniture . concentrate on core businesses , is it good to focus on the basics? 40 45 +804 3 Armstrong , which has faced a takeover threat from the Belzberg family of Canada since July , said that disposing of the carpet business would improve " total financial performance . " The move also would allow the company to concentrate on core businesses , which include ceramic tile , floor coverings and furniture . Armstrong , What other kinds of products this company has? 0 2 +804 3 Armstrong , which has faced a takeover threat from the Belzberg family of Canada since July , said that disposing of the carpet business would improve " total financial performance . " The move also would allow the company to concentrate on core businesses , which include ceramic tile , floor coverings and furniture . takeover Why is Armstrong facing a takeover threat? 6 7 +804 3 Armstrong , which has faced a takeover threat from the Belzberg family of Canada since July , said that disposing of the carpet business would improve " total financial performance . " The move also would allow the company to concentrate on core businesses , which include ceramic tile , floor coverings and furniture . move How would the move allow the company to concentrate on the core businesses? 33 34 +804 3 Armstrong , which has faced a takeover threat from the Belzberg family of Canada since July , said that disposing of the carpet business would improve " total financial performance . " The move also would allow the company to concentrate on core businesses , which include ceramic tile , floor coverings and furniture . Belzberg family Why does the Belzberg family want to takeover Armstrong? 10 12 +804 4 Moreover , such a sale could help Armstrong reassure its investors and deter the Belzbergs , who own a 9 . 85 % stake in the Lancaster , Pa . , company . Lancaster , Pa What is this company? 26 29 +804 4 Moreover , such a sale could help Armstrong reassure its investors and deter the Belzbergs , who own a 9 . 85 % stake in the Lancaster , Pa . , company . Belzbergs , Why does Belzbergs own 9.85% of the company? 14 16 +804 5 Analysts expect Armstrong to use proceeds of the sale to reduce debt , buy back stock or perhaps finance an acquisition . finance an acquisition what would he acquire? 18 21 +804 5 Analysts expect Armstrong to use proceeds of the sale to reduce debt , buy back stock or perhaps finance an acquisition . debt , How much debt? 11 13 +804 5 Analysts expect Armstrong to use proceeds of the sale to reduce debt , buy back stock or perhaps finance an acquisition . reduce Why does Armstrong want to reduce debt? 10 11 +804 5 Analysts expect Armstrong to use proceeds of the sale to reduce debt , buy back stock or perhaps finance an acquisition . buy Why does Armstrong want to buy back stock? 13 14 +804 5 Analysts expect Armstrong to use proceeds of the sale to reduce debt , buy back stock or perhaps finance an acquisition . acquisition Why does Armstrong want finance an acquisition? 20 21 +805 1 Congressional Democrats and the Bush administration agreed on a compromise minimum - wage bill , opening the way for the first wage - floor boost in more than nine years . compromise minimum - wage bill , what is the minimum wage 9 15 +805 1 Congressional Democrats and the Bush administration agreed on a compromise minimum - wage bill , opening the way for the first wage - floor boost in more than nine years . wage - floor boost How much is the wage-floor boost? 21 25 +805 1 Congressional Democrats and the Bush administration agreed on a compromise minimum - wage bill , opening the way for the first wage - floor boost in more than nine years . compromise minimum - wage bill , Why did they have to compromise on this bill? 9 15 +805 2 The agreement ended a long impasse between the congressional leaders and the White House over the wage issue . impasse what is an impasse? 5 6 +805 2 The agreement ended a long impasse between the congressional leaders and the White House over the wage issue . ended a long impasse how long did it take? 2 6 +805 2 The agreement ended a long impasse between the congressional leaders and the White House over the wage issue . long impasse How long was the impasse? 4 6 +805 3 President Bush in June vetoed a measure passed by Congress and said he wouldn ' t accept any minimum - wage rise that went beyond limits he set early in this year ' s debate on the issue . June of which year? 3 4 +805 3 President Bush in June vetoed a measure passed by Congress and said he wouldn ' t accept any minimum - wage rise that went beyond limits he set early in this year ' s debate on the issue . limits he set early Why did he set those limits and what were they? 25 29 +805 4 The compromise was a somewhat softened version of what the White House had said it would accept . compromise What was the compromise? 1 2 +805 4 The compromise was a somewhat softened version of what the White House had said it would accept . softened version How was the compromise a softened version? 5 7 +805 5 Under the agreement with the House and Senate leaders , the minimum wage would rise from the current $ 3 . 35 an hour to $ 4 . 25 an hour by April 1991 . agreement What was the agreement? 2 3 +805 5 Under the agreement with the House and Senate leaders , the minimum wage would rise from the current $ 3 . 35 an hour to $ 4 . 25 an hour by April 1991 . $ 3 . 35 an hour is that a big increase? 18 24 +805 5 Under the agreement with the House and Senate leaders , the minimum wage would rise from the current $ 3 . 35 an hour to $ 4 . 25 an hour by April 1991 . $ 3 . 35 an hour to $ 4 . 25 Why was the raise set to this amount? 18 29 +806 1 Giovanni Agnelli & Co . announced a transaction that will strengthen its indirect control of Fiat S . p . transaction What transaction will strengthen Giovanni Agnelli & Co.'s indirect control of Fiat? 7 8 +806 1 Giovanni Agnelli & Co . announced a transaction that will strengthen its indirect control of Fiat S . p . a transaction What are the details of this transaction? 6 8 +806 1 Giovanni Agnelli & Co . announced a transaction that will strengthen its indirect control of Fiat S . p . a transaction What transaction? 6 8 +806 1 Giovanni Agnelli & Co . announced a transaction that will strengthen its indirect control of Fiat S . p . will strengthen its indirect control Why do they desire this? 9 14 +806 2 A . and will admit Prince Karim Aga Khan as its first non - family shareholder . non - family why did they do that? 12 15 +806 2 A . and will admit Prince Karim Aga Khan as its first non - family shareholder . admit Prince Karim Aga Khan Why this particular person? 4 9 +806 3 Giovanni Agnelli , a limited partnership that is the master holding company for Fiat ' s Agnelli family , owns approximately 75 % of the shares in Istituto Finanziario Industriale , which in turn owns approximately 40 % of Fiat , Italy ' s biggest private - sector industrial group . Istituto Finanziario Industriale , What is this institute? What is the English translation, and who else is in this group? 27 31 +806 3 Giovanni Agnelli , a limited partnership that is the master holding company for Fiat ' s Agnelli family , owns approximately 75 % of the shares in Istituto Finanziario Industriale , which in turn owns approximately 40 % of Fiat , Italy ' s biggest private - sector industrial group . a limited partnership What makes it limited? 3 6 +806 4 The company said Maria Sole Agnelli Teodorani , sister of Fiat Chairman Giovanni Agnelli , agreed to trade her shares in IFI for new ordinary shares in the limited partnership , which will give her control of 4 . 67 % of Giovanni Agnelli & Co . limited partnership , what is a limited partnership? 28 31 +806 4 The company said Maria Sole Agnelli Teodorani , sister of Fiat Chairman Giovanni Agnelli , agreed to trade her shares in IFI for new ordinary shares in the limited partnership , which will give her control of 4 . 67 % of Giovanni Agnelli & Co . 4 . 67 % Is this a lot? Does anyone else own a bigger share than this? 37 41 +806 4 The company said Maria Sole Agnelli Teodorani , sister of Fiat Chairman Giovanni Agnelli , agreed to trade her shares in IFI for new ordinary shares in the limited partnership , which will give her control of 4 . 67 % of Giovanni Agnelli & Co . agreed Why did she agree? 15 16 +806 4 The company said Maria Sole Agnelli Teodorani , sister of Fiat Chairman Giovanni Agnelli , agreed to trade her shares in IFI for new ordinary shares in the limited partnership , which will give her control of 4 . 67 % of Giovanni Agnelli & Co . give her control Why does she want to gain this control percentage? 33 36 +806 5 The Aga Khan , meanwhile , agreed to trade some of his stake in Luxembourg - based Ifint S . A . , another Agnelli family company , for 7 . 45 % of Giovanni Agnelli & Co . ' s capital . Aga Khan , is he famous? 1 4 +806 5 The Aga Khan , meanwhile , agreed to trade some of his stake in Luxembourg - based Ifint S . A . , another Agnelli family company , for 7 . 45 % of Giovanni Agnelli & Co . ' s capital . some of his stake How much did he trade, exactly? 9 13 +806 5 The Aga Khan , meanwhile , agreed to trade some of his stake in Luxembourg - based Ifint S . A . , another Agnelli family company , for 7 . 45 % of Giovanni Agnelli & Co . ' s capital . agreed to trade Why did he agree? 6 9 +806 5 The Aga Khan , meanwhile , agreed to trade some of his stake in Luxembourg - based Ifint S . A . , another Agnelli family company , for 7 . 45 % of Giovanni Agnelli & Co . ' s capital . for 7 . 45 % Why did he want this capital gain? 28 33 +807 1 Coca - Cola Co . , aiming to boost soft - drink volume in Singapore , said it is discussing a joint venture with Fraser & Neave Ltd . , its bottling franchisee in that country . Singapore , why did they want to do that? 14 16 +807 1 Coca - Cola Co . , aiming to boost soft - drink volume in Singapore , said it is discussing a joint venture with Fraser & Neave Ltd . , its bottling franchisee in that country . boost soft - drink volume What is the current volume? 8 13 +807 1 Coca - Cola Co . , aiming to boost soft - drink volume in Singapore , said it is discussing a joint venture with Fraser & Neave Ltd . , its bottling franchisee in that country . Singapore , It's going to sound stupid but is Singapore a Country or City? I can never remember. 14 16 +807 2 The venture would be the latest in Coke ' s rapid expansion of overseas investment . overseas investment where else are they? 13 15 +807 2 The venture would be the latest in Coke ' s rapid expansion of overseas investment . Coke ' s rapid expansion Why do they need to work quickly? 7 12 +807 2 The venture would be the latest in Coke ' s rapid expansion of overseas investment . rapid expansion Why is it a rapid expansion? where else have they contracted in overseas? 10 12 +807 2 The venture would be the latest in Coke ' s rapid expansion of overseas investment . rapid expansion of overseas investment . Where else are they expanding besides Singapore? 10 16 +807 3 So far this year , it has put nearly $ 700 million into bottling operations in Australia , New Zealand and France . $ 700 million into bottling operations Is this an exuberant amount? 9 15 +807 3 So far this year , it has put nearly $ 700 million into bottling operations in Australia , New Zealand and France . Australia , New Zealand and France Is Coke popular in these countries? 16 22 +807 3 So far this year , it has put nearly $ 700 million into bottling operations in Australia , New Zealand and France . bottling operations Where do these plants distribute to? 13 15 +807 4 The move also reflects Coke ' s eagerness to have a hand in developing the soft - drink markets in Pacific Basin countries . Pacific Basin where is the pacific basin? 20 22 +807 4 The move also reflects Coke ' s eagerness to have a hand in developing the soft - drink markets in Pacific Basin countries . Coke ' s eagerness Why is Coke so eager? 4 8 +807 4 The move also reflects Coke ' s eagerness to have a hand in developing the soft - drink markets in Pacific Basin countries . developing the soft - drink markets I wonder if this will cause a spike in dentists in the area? 13 19 +807 4 The move also reflects Coke ' s eagerness to have a hand in developing the soft - drink markets in Pacific Basin countries . Pacific Basin countries What are Pacific Basin countries? 20 23 +807 5 Aside from Europe , the Pacific division is where Coke will be focusing much of its attention for years to come . the Pacific division Why is there interest in the Pacific division? 4 7 +807 5 Aside from Europe , the Pacific division is where Coke will be focusing much of its attention for years to come . years to come How many years does Coke plan to pursue this? 18 21 +807 5 Aside from Europe , the Pacific division is where Coke will be focusing much of its attention for years to come . years to come . why years? are they planning on still expanding elsewhere? 18 22 +808 1 Some U . S . allies are complaining that President Bush is pushing conventional - arms talks too quickly , creating a risk that negotiators will make errors that could affect the security of Western Europe for years . Some U . S . allies are complaining Which U.S. allies? 0 8 +808 1 Some U . S . allies are complaining that President Bush is pushing conventional - arms talks too quickly , creating a risk that negotiators will make errors that could affect the security of Western Europe for years . allies who are the allies? 5 6 +808 1 Some U . S . allies are complaining that President Bush is pushing conventional - arms talks too quickly , creating a risk that negotiators will make errors that could affect the security of Western Europe for years . U . S . allies Which U.S. allies are complaining about President Bush? 1 6 +808 1 Some U . S . allies are complaining that President Bush is pushing conventional - arms talks too quickly , creating a risk that negotiators will make errors that could affect the security of Western Europe for years . errors What kinds of errors? 27 28 +808 2 Concerns about the pace of the Vienna talks - - which are aimed at the destruction of some 100 , 000 weapons , as well as major reductions and realignments of troops in central Europe - - also are being registered at the Pentagon . pace is it going too slowly? 3 4 +808 2 Concerns about the pace of the Vienna talks - - which are aimed at the destruction of some 100 , 000 weapons , as well as major reductions and realignments of troops in central Europe - - also are being registered at the Pentagon . 100 , 000 what is the total estimated cost of the 100,000 weapons? 18 21 +808 2 Concerns about the pace of the Vienna talks - - which are aimed at the destruction of some 100 , 000 weapons , as well as major reductions and realignments of troops in central Europe - - also are being registered at the Pentagon . Concerns What are the concerns about the Vienna talks? 0 1 +808 2 Concerns about the pace of the Vienna talks - - which are aimed at the destruction of some 100 , 000 weapons , as well as major reductions and realignments of troops in central Europe - - also are being registered at the Pentagon . registered Where are they registered from? 40 41 +808 3 Mr . Bush has called for an agreement by next September at the latest . September which year will that be? 10 11 +808 4 But some American defense officials believe the North Atlantic Treaty Organization should take more time to examine the long - term implications of the options being considered . some American defense officials Which American defense officials? 1 5 +808 4 But some American defense officials believe the North Atlantic Treaty Organization should take more time to examine the long - term implications of the options being considered . long - term implications what sort of long-term implications? 18 22 +808 4 But some American defense officials believe the North Atlantic Treaty Organization should take more time to examine the long - term implications of the options being considered . options What are the options being considered? 24 25 +808 4 But some American defense officials believe the North Atlantic Treaty Organization should take more time to examine the long - term implications of the options being considered . options What are the options or what kinds of options? 24 25 +808 5 For one thing , Pentagon officials , who asked not to be identified , worry that the U . S . will have a much tougher time persuading Europeans to keep some short - range nuclear weapons on their soil once Soviet armored forces are thinned out . short - range how short range are they? 32 35 +808 5 For one thing , Pentagon officials , who asked not to be identified , worry that the U . S . will have a much tougher time persuading Europeans to keep some short - range nuclear weapons on their soil once Soviet armored forces are thinned out . identified , why have they asked to not be identified? 12 14 +809 1 Treasury Undersecretary David Mulford defended the Treasury ' s efforts this fall to drive down the value of the dollar , saying it helped minimize damage from the 190 - point drop in the stock market Oct . 13 . drive down the value of the dollar , How was the Treasury trying to drive down the value of the dollar? 13 21 +809 1 Treasury Undersecretary David Mulford defended the Treasury ' s efforts this fall to drive down the value of the dollar , saying it helped minimize damage from the 190 - point drop in the stock market Oct . 13 . defended How did Mulford defend the efforts of the Treasury? 4 5 +809 1 Treasury Undersecretary David Mulford defended the Treasury ' s efforts this fall to drive down the value of the dollar , saying it helped minimize damage from the 190 - point drop in the stock market Oct . 13 . 190 - point drop in the stock market Why was there such a precipitous drop in the index? 28 36 +809 1 Treasury Undersecretary David Mulford defended the Treasury ' s efforts this fall to drive down the value of the dollar , saying it helped minimize damage from the 190 - point drop in the stock market Oct . 13 . Oct . 13 in which year? 36 39 +809 1 Treasury Undersecretary David Mulford defended the Treasury ' s efforts this fall to drive down the value of the dollar , saying it helped minimize damage from the 190 - point drop in the stock market Oct . 13 . 190 - point drop in the stock market Oct . 13 Why did the stock market lose 190 points in October? 28 39 +809 2 Testifying before a House subcommittee , Mr . Mulford said that if the Treasury hadn ' t intervened in foreign - exchange markets in September and early October to reduce the dollar ' s value , the plunge in the stock market might have provoked a steep fall in the currency that might have " unhinged financial markets . " Treasury hadn ' t intervened How did the Treasury intervene? 13 18 +809 2 Testifying before a House subcommittee , Mr . Mulford said that if the Treasury hadn ' t intervened in foreign - exchange markets in September and early October to reduce the dollar ' s value , the plunge in the stock market might have provoked a steep fall in the currency that might have " unhinged financial markets . " intervened in foreign - exchange markets What was going on that led to the required intervention? 17 23 +809 2 Testifying before a House subcommittee , Mr . Mulford said that if the Treasury hadn ' t intervened in foreign - exchange markets in September and early October to reduce the dollar ' s value , the plunge in the stock market might have provoked a steep fall in the currency that might have " unhinged financial markets . " to reduce the dollar ' s value , How does reducing the value of a currency help the stock market? 28 36 +809 3 Mr . Mulford , responding to critics of intervention , also said intervention is " highly visible , " is taken seriously by financial markets and works better than " was recognized some time ago . " is taken seriously by financial markets Why is highly visible intervention taken seriously by markets? 19 25 +809 3 Mr . Mulford , responding to critics of intervention , also said intervention is " highly visible , " is taken seriously by financial markets and works better than " was recognized some time ago . " better than " was recognized some time ago . " Why were interventions less successful in the past? 27 37 +809 3 Mr . Mulford , responding to critics of intervention , also said intervention is " highly visible , " is taken seriously by financial markets and works better than " was recognized some time ago . " is taken seriously by financial markets Why is intervention taken seriously by financial markets? 19 25 +809 4 Differences between the Treasury and the Federal Reserve on the usefulness of intervention to help restrain the dollar resurfaced at the hearing . Differences What are the differences between the Treasury and the Federal Reserve on intervention? 0 1 +809 4 Differences between the Treasury and the Federal Reserve on the usefulness of intervention to help restrain the dollar resurfaced at the hearing . between the Treasury and the Federal Reserve Why are there differences between these two federal entities? 1 8 +809 4 Differences between the Treasury and the Federal Reserve on the usefulness of intervention to help restrain the dollar resurfaced at the hearing . resurfaced was it also brought up in the past? 18 19 +809 4 Differences between the Treasury and the Federal Reserve on the usefulness of intervention to help restrain the dollar resurfaced at the hearing . Differences between the Treasury and the Federal Reserve What was the difference in policy? 0 8 +809 5 Fed Vice Chairman Manuel Johnson , who had dissented from the Treasury ' s policy , told lawmakers , " I became convinced about what looked to me like an attempt to push the dollar down against the fundamentals in the market . " fundamentals in the market What sort of fundamentals are being discussed here? 38 42 +809 5 Fed Vice Chairman Manuel Johnson , who had dissented from the Treasury ' s policy , told lawmakers , " I became convinced about what looked to me like an attempt to push the dollar down against the fundamentals in the market . " to push the dollar down against the fundamentals Who would benefit from pushing the dollar down against the fundamentals in the market? 31 39 +810 1 Yields on savings - type certificates of deposit dropped slightly in the week ended yesterday . dropped slightly Why did yields on savings-type certificates of deposit drop slightly? 8 10 +810 1 Yields on savings - type certificates of deposit dropped slightly in the week ended yesterday . week ended yesterday . DID THE AUTHOR MEAN, IN THE WEEK THAT ENDED YESTERDAY? 12 16 +810 1 Yields on savings - type certificates of deposit dropped slightly in the week ended yesterday . savings - type certificates how are those different from normal cds? 2 6 +810 2 The average yield on a six - month CD of $ 50 , 000 or less was 7 . 90 % , compared with 7 . 94 % a week earlier . compared with 7 . 94 % a week earlier . WHY IS THERE A CHANGE? 22 32 +810 3 The average one - year savings - type CD was down to 7 . 99 % from 8 . 01 % , according to Banxquote Money Markets , a New York information service that tracks CD yields . down to 7 . 99 % from 8 . 01 % , WHY IS THE FALL HAPPENING? 10 22 +810 3 The average one - year savings - type CD was down to 7 . 99 % from 8 . 01 % , according to Banxquote Money Markets , a New York information service that tracks CD yields . Banxquote Money Markets , are they reliable? 24 28 +810 4 " This week was uneventful for the CD market , " said Norberto Mehl , chairman of Banxquote . " The major banks haven ' t even reacted to sharp rises in the three - month Treasury bill rates " in the past two weeks . sharp rises Why haven't the major banks reacted to sharp rises in Treasure bill rates? 29 31 +810 4 " This week was uneventful for the CD market , " said Norberto Mehl , chairman of Banxquote . " The major banks haven ' t even reacted to sharp rises in the three - month Treasury bill rates " in the past two weeks . haven ' t even reacted IF THE TREASURY BILL RATES ARE A FACTOR TO THE MAJOR BANKS AND THE CD MARKET, WHY WASN'T THERE A CHANGE WHEN THE TREASURY BILL RATES CHANGED? 23 28 +810 5 Banks that adjusted payouts on CDs in the most recent week made only fractional moves , he said . adjusted payouts on CDs WHY WOULD YOU NEED TO ADJUST A PAYOUT? 2 6 +811 1 SFE Technologies said William P . Kuehn was elected chairman and chief executive officer of this troubled electronics parts maker . William P . Kuehn what are his credentials? 3 7 +811 1 SFE Technologies said William P . Kuehn was elected chairman and chief executive officer of this troubled electronics parts maker . troubled Why is SFE Technologies troubled? 16 17 +811 1 SFE Technologies said William P . Kuehn was elected chairman and chief executive officer of this troubled electronics parts maker . troubled electronics parts maker Why was the company in trouble? 16 20 +811 1 SFE Technologies said William P . Kuehn was elected chairman and chief executive officer of this troubled electronics parts maker . SFE Technologies Where is SFE Technologies? 0 2 +811 2 The 45 - year - old Mr . Kuehn , who has a background in crisis management , succeeds Alan D . Rubendall , 45 . crisis management , did he go to school for it? 15 18 +811 2 The 45 - year - old Mr . Kuehn , who has a background in crisis management , succeeds Alan D . Rubendall , 45 . crisis management , How has he helped other companies in crisis? 15 18 +811 2 The 45 - year - old Mr . Kuehn , who has a background in crisis management , succeeds Alan D . Rubendall , 45 . background in crisis management , What did Mr. Kuehn do in crisis management exactly? 13 18 +811 2 The 45 - year - old Mr . Kuehn , who has a background in crisis management , succeeds Alan D . Rubendall , 45 . background in crisis management , What does this background entail? 13 18 +811 3 Jerome J . Jahn , executive vice president and chief financial officer , said Mr . Rubendall was resigning by " mutual agreement " with the board . " He is going to pursue other interests , " Mr . Jahn said . Jerome J . Jahn , what are her credentials? 0 5 +811 3 Jerome J . Jahn , executive vice president and chief financial officer , said Mr . Rubendall was resigning by " mutual agreement " with the board . " He is going to pursue other interests , " Mr . Jahn said . Mr . Rubendall What strategies did Rubendall try that were unsuccessful? 14 17 +811 3 Jerome J . Jahn , executive vice president and chief financial officer , said Mr . Rubendall was resigning by " mutual agreement " with the board . " He is going to pursue other interests , " Mr . Jahn said . pursue other interests , " What other interests will he pursue? 33 38 +811 3 Jerome J . Jahn , executive vice president and chief financial officer , said Mr . Rubendall was resigning by " mutual agreement " with the board . " He is going to pursue other interests , " Mr . Jahn said . Mr . Rubendall What is Mr. Rubendall's background or experience? 14 17 +811 4 Mr . Rubendall couldn ' t be reached . Mr . Rubendall Why couldn't Rubendall be reached? 0 3 +811 4 Mr . Rubendall couldn ' t be reached . couldn ' t be reached Why couldn't Mr. Rubendall be reached? 3 8 +811 5 Mr . Kuehn , the company said , will retain the rest of the current management team . management Are there any notable members? If so, who? 15 16 +811 5 Mr . Kuehn , the company said , will retain the rest of the current management team . current management team Who are the people in the current management team? 14 17 +812 1 Tuesday , October 31 , 1989 October 31 , what happened on this day? 2 5 +812 1 Tuesday , October 31 , 1989 Tuesday , October 31 , 1989 What is this date for? 0 6 +812 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . general levels who do they guide? 16 18 +812 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . key Why are the interest rates key? 1 2 +812 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . rates How is the rate calculated? 10 11 +812 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . actual Why does the guide not reliably represent the actual transactions? 24 25 +812 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . 10 1 / 2 % is that a high prime rate? 3 8 +812 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . RATE : Why is the prime rate 10 1/2%? 1 3 +812 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % What is this prime rate for? 0 8 +812 4 The base rate on corporate loans at large U . S . money center commercial banks . base How is the base rate determined? 1 2 +812 4 The base rate on corporate loans at large U . S . money center commercial banks . loans Why are corporations making loans at large commercial banks? 5 6 +812 4 The base rate on corporate loans at large U . S . money center commercial banks . commercial How do commercial banks differ from other types of banks? 14 15 +812 4 The base rate on corporate loans at large U . S . money center commercial banks . The base rate What is the base rate? 0 3 +812 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 9 % high , 8 13 / 16 % low , 8 7 / 8 % near closing bid , 8 15 / 16 % offered . FUNDS : How are the federal funds controlled? 1 3 +812 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 9 % high , 8 13 / 16 % low , 8 7 / 8 % near closing bid , 8 15 / 16 % offered . bid , Why are there bids on federal funds? 21 23 +812 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 9 % high , 8 13 / 16 % low , 8 7 / 8 % near closing bid , 8 15 / 16 % offered . offered How are the offers collected? 28 29 +812 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 9 % high , 8 13 / 16 % low , 8 7 / 8 % near closing bid , 8 15 / 16 % offered . FEDERAL FUNDS : What are these for? 0 3 +813 1 A bitter conflict with global implications has erupted between Nomura Securities Co . and Industrial Bank of Japan , two of the world ' s most powerful financial companies . global implications WHAT ARE SOME OF THESE GLOBAL IMPLICATIONS? 4 6 +813 1 A bitter conflict with global implications has erupted between Nomura Securities Co . and Industrial Bank of Japan , two of the world ' s most powerful financial companies . bitter conflict What is the source of conflict between these two banks? 1 3 +813 1 A bitter conflict with global implications has erupted between Nomura Securities Co . and Industrial Bank of Japan , two of the world ' s most powerful financial companies . global implications What are these global implications? 4 6 +813 1 A bitter conflict with global implications has erupted between Nomura Securities Co . and Industrial Bank of Japan , two of the world ' s most powerful financial companies . global implications Why are the implications global? 4 6 +813 1 A bitter conflict with global implications has erupted between Nomura Securities Co . and Industrial Bank of Japan , two of the world ' s most powerful financial companies . global implications Why does the conflict have global implications? 4 6 +813 1 A bitter conflict with global implications has erupted between Nomura Securities Co . and Industrial Bank of Japan , two of the world ' s most powerful financial companies . bitter conflict Why is there a bitter conflict? 1 3 +813 2 The clash is a sign of a new toughness and divisiveness in Japan ' s once - cozy financial circles . once - cozy when was it cozy? 15 18 +813 2 The clash is a sign of a new toughness and divisiveness in Japan ' s once - cozy financial circles . once - cozy WHAT HAPPENED TO CHANGE THIS?\n 15 18 +813 2 The clash is a sign of a new toughness and divisiveness in Japan ' s once - cozy financial circles . sign of a new toughness Why has there been a change in Japan's financial circles? 4 9 +813 2 The clash is a sign of a new toughness and divisiveness in Japan ' s once - cozy financial circles . sign How is the clash a sign? 4 5 +813 3 Not only are Japan ' s financial institutions putting their enormous clout to work ; increasingly they ' re squaring off against one another in unprecedented public fashion . unprecedented public fashion why is it public? 25 28 +813 3 Not only are Japan ' s financial institutions putting their enormous clout to work ; increasingly they ' re squaring off against one another in unprecedented public fashion . enormous clout to work ; WHAT DOES THIS MEAN? WHAT IS THE CLOUT THEY SWINGING AROUND, FINANCIAL SWAY? 10 15 +813 3 Not only are Japan ' s financial institutions putting their enormous clout to work ; increasingly they ' re squaring off against one another in unprecedented public fashion . squaring off against one another Are they squaring off in a literal sense or is this terminology metaphorical in nature? 19 24 +813 3 Not only are Japan ' s financial institutions putting their enormous clout to work ; increasingly they ' re squaring off against one another in unprecedented public fashion . unprecedented public fashion Why would they find it necessary to behave in such a way publicly? 25 28 +813 3 Not only are Japan ' s financial institutions putting their enormous clout to work ; increasingly they ' re squaring off against one another in unprecedented public fashion . unprecedented public fashion How have they squared off in an unprecedented public fashion? 25 28 +813 3 Not only are Japan ' s financial institutions putting their enormous clout to work ; increasingly they ' re squaring off against one another in unprecedented public fashion . enormous clout to work ; How are they putting their enormous clout to work? 10 15 +813 4 Already , the consequences are being felt by other players in the financial markets - - even governments . consequences WHAT CONSEQUENCES? 3 4 +813 4 Already , the consequences are being felt by other players in the financial markets - - even governments . consequences are being felt What have the consequences of their actions been? 3 7 +813 4 Already , the consequences are being felt by other players in the financial markets - - even governments . consequences are being felt How are the consequences being felt? 3 7 +813 4 Already , the consequences are being felt by other players in the financial markets - - even governments . governments How are governments feeling the consequences? 17 18 +813 5 What triggered the latest clash was a skirmish over the timing of a New Zealand government bond issue . New Zealand government they interact with new zealand? 13 16 +813 5 What triggered the latest clash was a skirmish over the timing of a New Zealand government bond issue . issue WAS NEW ZEALAND ISSUED A BOND? OR WAS THEIR AN ISSUE WITH BONDS FROM NEW ZEALAND? 17 18 +813 5 What triggered the latest clash was a skirmish over the timing of a New Zealand government bond issue . New Zealand government bond Why would the timing of a bond being issued present such a problem between these two banks? 13 17 +813 5 What triggered the latest clash was a skirmish over the timing of a New Zealand government bond issue . bond issue . Why does the timing of the bond issue matter? 16 19 +814 1 Researchers at Plant Genetic Systems N . V . in Belgium said they have developed a genetic engineering technique for creating hybrid plants for a number of key crops . key crops Which crops are key? 27 29 +814 1 Researchers at Plant Genetic Systems N . V . in Belgium said they have developed a genetic engineering technique for creating hybrid plants for a number of key crops . number of key crops What are some examples of the key crops? 25 29 +814 1 Researchers at Plant Genetic Systems N . V . in Belgium said they have developed a genetic engineering technique for creating hybrid plants for a number of key crops . creating hybrid plants how do they do that exactly? 20 23 +814 1 Researchers at Plant Genetic Systems N . V . in Belgium said they have developed a genetic engineering technique for creating hybrid plants for a number of key crops . key crops What are the key crops? 27 29 +814 1 Researchers at Plant Genetic Systems N . V . in Belgium said they have developed a genetic engineering technique for creating hybrid plants for a number of key crops . key crops what are examples of such key crops? 27 29 +814 1 Researchers at Plant Genetic Systems N . V . in Belgium said they have developed a genetic engineering technique for creating hybrid plants for a number of key crops . N . V what does this stand for? 5 8 +814 1 Researchers at Plant Genetic Systems N . V . in Belgium said they have developed a genetic engineering technique for creating hybrid plants for a number of key crops . hybrid plants hybrid of what plants? 21 23 +814 2 The researchers said they have isolated a plant gene that prevents the production of pollen . a plant gene Which gene? 6 9 +814 2 The researchers said they have isolated a plant gene that prevents the production of pollen . prevents the production of pollen How does the gene prevent pollen production? 10 15 +814 2 The researchers said they have isolated a plant gene that prevents the production of pollen . prevents the production of pollen why prevent the production of pollen? 10 15 +814 2 The researchers said they have isolated a plant gene that prevents the production of pollen . plant what is the gene name? 7 8 +814 2 The researchers said they have isolated a plant gene that prevents the production of pollen . prevents the production of pollen How is the prevention of pollen going to create hybrid plants? 10 15 +814 2 The researchers said they have isolated a plant gene that prevents the production of pollen . plant gene what is the gene called? 7 9 +814 2 The researchers said they have isolated a plant gene that prevents the production of pollen . prevents the production of pollen why would you want a plant to not produce any pollen? 10 15 +814 3 The gene thus can prevent a plant from fertilizing itself . a plant Is this effective for every plant or just some? 5 7 +814 3 The gene thus can prevent a plant from fertilizing itself . prevent a plant from fertilizing itself why would you not want a plant to be able to fertilize itself? 4 10 +814 4 Such so - called male - sterile plants can then be fertilized by pollen from another strain of the plant , thereby producing hybrid seed . another strain What is the name of the fertilizing strain? 15 17 +814 4 Such so - called male - sterile plants can then be fertilized by pollen from another strain of the plant , thereby producing hybrid seed . hybrid seed what is a hybrid seed/how does it differ from a normal seed? 23 25 +814 4 Such so - called male - sterile plants can then be fertilized by pollen from another strain of the plant , thereby producing hybrid seed . so - called male - sterile What makes them male-sterile? 1 7 +814 4 Such so - called male - sterile plants can then be fertilized by pollen from another strain of the plant , thereby producing hybrid seed . thereby producing hybrid seed what is the benefit of producing hybrid seed? 21 25 +814 5 The new generation of plants will possess the flourishing , high - production trait known as " hybrid vigor , " similar to that now seen in hybrid corn . high - production Is the production high in pollen or in seeds? 10 13 +814 5 The new generation of plants will possess the flourishing , high - production trait known as " hybrid vigor , " similar to that now seen in hybrid corn . " hybrid vigor , " What is hybrid vigor? 16 21 +814 5 The new generation of plants will possess the flourishing , high - production trait known as " hybrid vigor , " similar to that now seen in hybrid corn . now seen in hybrid corn what are the high-production traits found in hybrid corn? 24 29 +815 1 One of Ronald Reagan ' s attributes as President was that he rarely gave his blessing to the claptrap that passes for " consensus " in various international institutions . claptrap what is a claptrap? 18 19 +815 1 One of Ronald Reagan ' s attributes as President was that he rarely gave his blessing to the claptrap that passes for " consensus " in various international institutions . claptrap How is the consensus a claptrap? 18 19 +815 1 One of Ronald Reagan ' s attributes as President was that he rarely gave his blessing to the claptrap that passes for " consensus " in various international institutions . international institutions What international institutions? 27 29 +815 2 In fact , he liberated the U . S . from one of the world ' s most corrupt organizations - - UNESCO . UNESCO why is unesco corrupt? 22 23 +815 2 In fact , he liberated the U . S . from one of the world ' s most corrupt organizations - - UNESCO . liberated How did he liberate the U.S. from UNESCO? 4 5 +815 2 In fact , he liberated the U . S . from one of the world ' s most corrupt organizations - - UNESCO . UNESCO What type of organization is UNESCO? 22 23 +815 2 In fact , he liberated the U . S . from one of the world ' s most corrupt organizations - - UNESCO . corrupt How is UNESCO corrupt? 18 19 +815 3 This is the U . N . group that managed to traduce its own charter of promoting education , science and culture . traduce definition of this word? 11 12 +815 3 This is the U . N . group that managed to traduce its own charter of promoting education , science and culture . traduce Why was the U.N. group traducing its own charter of education, science and culture promotion? 11 12 +815 3 This is the U . N . group that managed to traduce its own charter of promoting education , science and culture . its own charter What was in the charter? 12 15 +815 4 Ever since , the remaining members have been desperate for the United States to rejoin this dreadful group . desperate Why are the remaining members desperate? 8 9 +815 4 Ever since , the remaining members have been desperate for the United States to rejoin this dreadful group . rejoin Why did the United States leave in the first place? 14 15 +815 4 Ever since , the remaining members have been desperate for the United States to rejoin this dreadful group . remaining members Who are the remaining members? 4 6 +815 4 Ever since , the remaining members have been desperate for the United States to rejoin this dreadful group . this dreadful group . Why was the group so badly thought-of? 15 19 +815 5 Now UNESCO apologists are lobbying President Bush to renege on President Reagan ' s decision to depart . apologists unesco has apologists? 2 3 +815 5 Now UNESCO apologists are lobbying President Bush to renege on President Reagan ' s decision to depart . decision Why did President Reagan decide to depart? 14 15 +815 5 Now UNESCO apologists are lobbying President Bush to renege on President Reagan ' s decision to depart . lobbying President Bush How is this lobbying taking place? 4 7 +816 1 The nation ' s largest pension fund , which oversees $ 80 billion for college employees , plans to offer two new investment options to its 1 . 2 million participants . nation ' s largest pension fund , Who is the nation's largest pension fund? 1 8 +816 1 The nation ' s largest pension fund , which oversees $ 80 billion for college employees , plans to offer two new investment options to its 1 . 2 million participants . new investment options What are the two new investment options? 21 24 +816 1 The nation ' s largest pension fund , which oversees $ 80 billion for college employees , plans to offer two new investment options to its 1 . 2 million participants . college Why do college employees have pension funds? 14 15 +816 1 The nation ' s largest pension fund , which oversees $ 80 billion for college employees , plans to offer two new investment options to its 1 . 2 million participants . new Why are new investment plans being offered? 21 22 +816 1 The nation ' s largest pension fund , which oversees $ 80 billion for college employees , plans to offer two new investment options to its 1 . 2 million participants . new What are the two new investment options? 21 22 +816 2 The Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association - College Retirement Equities Fund said it will introduce a stock and bond fund that will invest in " socially responsible " companies , and a bond fund . " socially responsible " why is it quoted? 24 28 +816 2 The Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association - College Retirement Equities Fund said it will introduce a stock and bond fund that will invest in " socially responsible " companies , and a bond fund . invest Why will the fund invest in socially responsible companies? 22 23 +816 2 The Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association - College Retirement Equities Fund said it will introduce a stock and bond fund that will invest in " socially responsible " companies , and a bond fund . " socially responsible " companies , What companies are considered socially responsible? 24 30 +816 2 The Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association - College Retirement Equities Fund said it will introduce a stock and bond fund that will invest in " socially responsible " companies , and a bond fund . " socially What do they mean by socially responsible? 24 26 +816 3 Both funds are expected to begin operation around March 1 , subject to Securities and Exchange Commission approval . March 1 , of which year? 8 11 +816 3 Both funds are expected to begin operation around March 1 , subject to Securities and Exchange Commission approval . expected Why are they expected to begin March 1st? 3 4 +816 4 For its employees to sign up for the options , a college also must approve the plan . approve How will the college approve the plan? 14 15 +816 5 Some 4 , 300 institutions are part of the pension fund . pension fund do they pay into it? 9 11 +816 5 Some 4 , 300 institutions are part of the pension fund . part How do all the institutions collect and distribute the pensions? 6 7 +817 1 Investors are appealing to the Securities and Exchange Commission not to limit their access to information about stock purchases and sales by corporate insiders . appealing Why are investors appealing to the SEC to not limit their access to information? 2 3 +817 1 Investors are appealing to the Securities and Exchange Commission not to limit their access to information about stock purchases and sales by corporate insiders . information How does the information help investors? 15 16 +817 1 Investors are appealing to the Securities and Exchange Commission not to limit their access to information about stock purchases and sales by corporate insiders . insiders How do purchases and sales by corporate insiders affect insiders? 23 24 +817 1 Investors are appealing to the Securities and Exchange Commission not to limit their access to information about stock purchases and sales by corporate insiders . not to limit their access Why are they wanting to limit their access? 9 14 +817 2 A SEC proposal to ease reporting requirements for some company executives would undermine the usefulness of information on insider trades as a stock - picking tool , individual investors and professional money managers contend . insider trades as is that illegal? 18 21 +817 2 A SEC proposal to ease reporting requirements for some company executives would undermine the usefulness of information on insider trades as a stock - picking tool , individual investors and professional money managers contend . requirements Why does the SEC have reporting requirements for company executives? 6 7 +817 2 A SEC proposal to ease reporting requirements for some company executives would undermine the usefulness of information on insider trades as a stock - picking tool , individual investors and professional money managers contend . contend Why can investors and professional money managers manage without access to the insider trading information? 33 34 +817 2 A SEC proposal to ease reporting requirements for some company executives would undermine the usefulness of information on insider trades as a stock - picking tool , individual investors and professional money managers contend . stock - picking tool , What is this? 22 27 +817 2 A SEC proposal to ease reporting requirements for some company executives would undermine the usefulness of information on insider trades as a stock - picking tool , individual investors and professional money managers contend . reporting requirements Why would this be important? 5 7 +817 3 They make the argument in letters to the agency about rule changes proposed this past summer that , among other things , would exempt many middle - management executives from reporting trades in their own companies ' shares . argument How did they frame their argument? 3 4 +817 3 They make the argument in letters to the agency about rule changes proposed this past summer that , among other things , would exempt many middle - management executives from reporting trades in their own companies ' shares . changes How would the changes be enforced? 11 12 +817 3 They make the argument in letters to the agency about rule changes proposed this past summer that , among other things , would exempt many middle - management executives from reporting trades in their own companies ' shares . exempt Why would middle management executives be exempt from reporting trades? 23 24 +817 3 They make the argument in letters to the agency about rule changes proposed this past summer that , among other things , would exempt many middle - management executives from reporting trades in their own companies ' shares . middle - management executives How would you know who is middle management? 25 29 +817 3 They make the argument in letters to the agency about rule changes proposed this past summer that , among other things , would exempt many middle - management executives from reporting trades in their own companies ' shares . reporting trades How would you measure people reporting and not reporting? 30 32 +817 4 The proposed changes also would allow executives to report exercises of options later and less often . exercises of options what are those? 9 12 +817 4 The proposed changes also would allow executives to report exercises of options later and less often . options Why are stock options important to executives? 11 12 +817 4 The proposed changes also would allow executives to report exercises of options later and less often . less How often do executives report their stock options currently? 14 15 +817 4 The proposed changes also would allow executives to report exercises of options later and less often . exercises of options What does this mean? 9 12 +817 5 Many of the letters maintain that investor confidence has been so shaken by the 1987 stock market crash - - and the markets already so stacked against the little guy - - that any decrease in information on insider - trading patterns might prompt individuals to get out of stocks altogether . stocks altogether can they withdraw? 49 51 +817 5 Many of the letters maintain that investor confidence has been so shaken by the 1987 stock market crash - - and the markets already so stacked against the little guy - - that any decrease in information on insider - trading patterns might prompt individuals to get out of stocks altogether . confidence Why is investor's confidence affected by a stock market crash? 7 8 +817 5 Many of the letters maintain that investor confidence has been so shaken by the 1987 stock market crash - - and the markets already so stacked against the little guy - - that any decrease in information on insider - trading patterns might prompt individuals to get out of stocks altogether . against How are the \"markets already so stacked against the little guy\"? 26 27 +817 5 Many of the letters maintain that investor confidence has been so shaken by the 1987 stock market crash - - and the markets already so stacked against the little guy - - that any decrease in information on insider - trading patterns might prompt individuals to get out of stocks altogether . individuals How much of an impact do the \"individuals\" actually have on the market? 44 45 +817 5 Many of the letters maintain that investor confidence has been so shaken by the 1987 stock market crash - - and the markets already so stacked against the little guy - - that any decrease in information on insider - trading patterns might prompt individuals to get out of stocks altogether . might prompt individuals to get out of stocks What can be done to stop this? 42 50 +817 5 Many of the letters maintain that investor confidence has been so shaken by the 1987 stock market crash - - and the markets already so stacked against the little guy - - that any decrease in information on insider - trading patterns might prompt individuals to get out of stocks altogether . letters What are the letters? 3 4 +818 1 Courtaulds PLC announced plans to spin off its textiles operations to existing shareholders in a restructuring to boost shareholder value . spin off its textiles Not sure what spin off means? Is it like sell off? 5 9 +818 1 Courtaulds PLC announced plans to spin off its textiles operations to existing shareholders in a restructuring to boost shareholder value . textiles operations What sort of textile operations? 8 10 +818 2 The British chemical and textile company ' s plan , which requires shareholder approval , would create a new , listed U . K . stock with a probable market capitalization between # 300 million ( $ 473 million ) and # 400 million , analysts said . probable market capitalization How were those numbers figured? 28 31 +818 3 The establishment of the separate company , to be called Courtaulds Textiles , could be effective as early as next year ' s first quarter . effective as early as next year ' s first quarter how can it be effective so quickly? 15 25 +818 4 Investors welcomed the move . Investors welcomed do they think its creative? 0 2 +818 5 Courtaulds ' shares rose 15 pence to 362 pence , valuing the entire company at about # 1 . 44 billion . pence to 362 why such a huge raise? 5 8 +819 1 The head of British Satellite Broadcasting Ltd . said he hopes to raise about # 450 million ( $ 711 million ) before the satellite - TV venture makes its delayed debut next spring - - with a major chunk coming from new investors . new investors who are the new investors? 42 44 +819 1 The head of British Satellite Broadcasting Ltd . said he hopes to raise about # 450 million ( $ 711 million ) before the satellite - TV venture makes its delayed debut next spring - - with a major chunk coming from new investors . delayed debut Why was BSB delayed? 30 32 +819 1 The head of British Satellite Broadcasting Ltd . said he hopes to raise about # 450 million ( $ 711 million ) before the satellite - TV venture makes its delayed debut next spring - - with a major chunk coming from new investors . to raise about # 450 million What is this money going to be used on? 11 17 +819 1 The head of British Satellite Broadcasting Ltd . said he hopes to raise about # 450 million ( $ 711 million ) before the satellite - TV venture makes its delayed debut next spring - - with a major chunk coming from new investors . its delayed debut next spring How much of a return is expected on this venture? 29 34 +819 1 The head of British Satellite Broadcasting Ltd . said he hopes to raise about # 450 million ( $ 711 million ) before the satellite - TV venture makes its delayed debut next spring - - with a major chunk coming from new investors . delayed debut Why was the debut delayed? 30 32 +819 2 " We ' ll raise it through bank loans . through bank loans who is saying this? 6 9 +819 2 " We ' ll raise it through bank loans . bank loans Are the bank loans the only source of the investment money being sought by British Satellite Broadcasting Ltd.? 7 9 +819 3 We ' ll raise it through { new } equity . equity What sort of new equity outside of bank loans? 9 10 +819 3 We ' ll raise it through { new } equity . { new } equity How is this equity going to be acquired? 6 10 +819 4 And we ' ll raise it through existing shareholders " as well as through junk bonds , said Anthony Simonds - Gooding , the private consortium ' s chief executive . existing shareholders " Would current shareholders already have lost money because of the corporation's delays? 7 10 +819 5 He said he believes the bank loan , to be arranged by February , will supply about half of the financing . the bank loan , Is the bank loan going to be split between multiple banks? 4 8 +820 1 Bankers Trust New York Corp . won permission from the Federal Reserve Board to move the company ' s private placement department to its fledgling securities subsidiary . fledgling securities subsidiary Why is its subsidiary faring worse? 24 27 +820 2 The seemingly mundane action , which was opposed by the Securities Industry Association , a trade group , has important implications for banks ' recent entry into the underwriting of corporate securities . opposed by the Securities Industry Association , Why was it opposed by the Securities Industry Association? 7 14 +820 2 The seemingly mundane action , which was opposed by the Securities Industry Association , a trade group , has important implications for banks ' recent entry into the underwriting of corporate securities . implications What are the implications for banks going into underwriting of corporate securities? 20 21 +820 3 The Fed ' s action increases the volume of publicly registered securities that banks ' securities affiliates will be able to underwrite . publicly registered securities what are publicly registered securities? 9 12 +820 3 The Fed ' s action increases the volume of publicly registered securities that banks ' securities affiliates will be able to underwrite . volume What was the volume before the increase by the Fed's? 7 8 +820 4 Several other banks have similar applications pending . other banks which banks? 1 3 +820 4 Several other banks have similar applications pending . banks Which other banks have applications pending? 2 3 +820 4 Several other banks have similar applications pending . Several other banks In which industries will banks have similar applications? 0 3 +820 4 Several other banks have similar applications pending . Several other banks what other banks? 0 3 +820 5 Over the past two years , the Fed has given a handful of banks ' securities affiliates permission to underwrite and deal in a variety of corporate , asset - backed and municipal securities that had previously been the sole domain of securities firms . sole domain of securities whose domain is it now? 39 43 +820 5 Over the past two years , the Fed has given a handful of banks ' securities affiliates permission to underwrite and deal in a variety of corporate , asset - backed and municipal securities that had previously been the sole domain of securities firms . a variety of corporate , asset - backed Which types of corporate securities? 23 31 +821 1 American Enterprise Institute scholar Norman Ornstein in the Oct . 21 TV Guide on " What TV News Doesn ' t Report About Congress - - and Should " : Should " : What should they be reporting about? 27 30 +821 1 American Enterprise Institute scholar Norman Ornstein in the Oct . 21 TV Guide on " What TV News Doesn ' t Report About Congress - - and Should " : American Enterprise Institute What does American Enterprise Institute do? 0 3 +821 2 By concentrating all their resources on the pay raise , Wright and Tower , the networks actually overlooked some major stories that showed the flaws and shortcomings of the institution . . . . An imaginative producer could easily have created a fast - moving and interesting piece about how Congress really works - - and why voters in , say , West Virginia got a federally funded university project and building while voters in Arkansas did not . voters in Arkansas what did they vote for instead? 73 76 +821 2 By concentrating all their resources on the pay raise , Wright and Tower , the networks actually overlooked some major stories that showed the flaws and shortcomings of the institution . . . . An imaginative producer could easily have created a fast - moving and interesting piece about how Congress really works - - and why voters in , say , West Virginia got a federally funded university project and building while voters in Arkansas did not . some major stories What are some of the other major stories they missed? 18 21 +821 2 By concentrating all their resources on the pay raise , Wright and Tower , the networks actually overlooked some major stories that showed the flaws and shortcomings of the institution . . . . An imaginative producer could easily have created a fast - moving and interesting piece about how Congress really works - - and why voters in , say , West Virginia got a federally funded university project and building while voters in Arkansas did not . Wright and Tower , Who or what are Wright and Tower? 10 14 +821 2 By concentrating all their resources on the pay raise , Wright and Tower , the networks actually overlooked some major stories that showed the flaws and shortcomings of the institution . . . . An imaginative producer could easily have created a fast - moving and interesting piece about how Congress really works - - and why voters in , say , West Virginia got a federally funded university project and building while voters in Arkansas did not . overlooked Why did Wright and Tower overlook major stories? 17 18 +821 2 By concentrating all their resources on the pay raise , Wright and Tower , the networks actually overlooked some major stories that showed the flaws and shortcomings of the institution . . . . An imaginative producer could easily have created a fast - moving and interesting piece about how Congress really works - - and why voters in , say , West Virginia got a federally funded university project and building while voters in Arkansas did not . funded Why did West Virginia get a federally funded university? 67 68 +821 3 But nobody did such a piece , reflecting a contemporary axiom : the more a scandal has to do with a congressman ' s duties as a congressman , the less likely it is to catch the fancy of a network . the fancy of a network they wont want to cover it? 36 41 +821 3 But nobody did such a piece , reflecting a contemporary axiom : the more a scandal has to do with a congressman ' s duties as a congressman , the less likely it is to catch the fancy of a network . network Why is this the case? Why are the networks selectively ignoring these corruptions? 40 41 +821 3 But nobody did such a piece , reflecting a contemporary axiom : the more a scandal has to do with a congressman ' s duties as a congressman , the less likely it is to catch the fancy of a network . duties Why does the piece focus on congressman's duties? 24 25 +821 3 But nobody did such a piece , reflecting a contemporary axiom : the more a scandal has to do with a congressman ' s duties as a congressman , the less likely it is to catch the fancy of a network . less Why is it less likely to catch the fancy of a network? 30 31 +821 4 Ethicist Michael Josephson , in one of his institute ' s recent publications on " Journalism : In the Year 2000 " : Ethicist is that a real word? 0 1 +821 4 Ethicist Michael Josephson , in one of his institute ' s recent publications on " Journalism : In the Year 2000 " : Ethicist How is Michael Josephson qualified to be an ethicist? 0 1 +821 5 The operative definition of newsworthiness will favor virtually unrestrained use of personal , sensitive and intimate facts . newsworthiness who is determining this? 4 5 +821 5 The operative definition of newsworthiness will favor virtually unrestrained use of personal , sensitive and intimate facts . definition Why does personal, sensitive and intimate facts define operative newsworthiness? 2 3 +822 1 Nearly two months after saying it had been the victim of widespread fraud , MiniScribe Corp . disclosed it had a negative net worth of $ 88 million as of July 2 and hinted that it might be forced to file for protection under bankruptcy laws . MiniScribe Corp What does MiniScribe Corp. Specialize in? 14 16 +822 1 Nearly two months after saying it had been the victim of widespread fraud , MiniScribe Corp . disclosed it had a negative net worth of $ 88 million as of July 2 and hinted that it might be forced to file for protection under bankruptcy laws . widespread fraud , Widespread Fraud in what form? 11 14 +822 1 Nearly two months after saying it had been the victim of widespread fraud , MiniScribe Corp . disclosed it had a negative net worth of $ 88 million as of July 2 and hinted that it might be forced to file for protection under bankruptcy laws . July 2 July second of which year? 30 32 +822 1 Nearly two months after saying it had been the victim of widespread fraud , MiniScribe Corp . disclosed it had a negative net worth of $ 88 million as of July 2 and hinted that it might be forced to file for protection under bankruptcy laws . widespread fraud , What was the nature of the fraud? 11 14 +822 2 Richard Rifenburgh , chairman and chief executive of the Longmont , Colo . , disk - drive maker , also said the company continued losing money in the third quarter and expects to sustain further losses through the end of the year . the company continued losing money What is this company's net worth? 21 26 +822 3 Mr . Rifenburgh told industry analysts he is moving " aggressively " to negotiate out - of - court settlements on a number of shareholder lawsuits , but noted that the company could file for bankruptcy - law protection if settlement talks fail . shareholder lawsuits , How many shareholder lawsuits have been issued? 24 27 +822 3 Mr . Rifenburgh told industry analysts he is moving " aggressively " to negotiate out - of - court settlements on a number of shareholder lawsuits , but noted that the company could file for bankruptcy - law protection if settlement talks fail . " aggressively " why is it quoted? 9 12 +822 3 Mr . Rifenburgh told industry analysts he is moving " aggressively " to negotiate out - of - court settlements on a number of shareholder lawsuits , but noted that the company could file for bankruptcy - law protection if settlement talks fail . moving " aggressively " Moving aggressively in what way to negotiate settlements? 8 12 +822 3 Mr . Rifenburgh told industry analysts he is moving " aggressively " to negotiate out - of - court settlements on a number of shareholder lawsuits , but noted that the company could file for bankruptcy - law protection if settlement talks fail . number How many lawsuits? 22 23 +822 4 Mr . Rifenburgh also noted that 150 million shares of MiniScribe common stock were traded during the past three years , " so there ' s a tremendous amount of exposure . " MiniScribe How many years has MiniScibe been operating? 10 11 +822 4 Mr . Rifenburgh also noted that 150 million shares of MiniScribe common stock were traded during the past three years , " so there ' s a tremendous amount of exposure . " common stock what are the other types of stock? 11 13 +822 5 MiniScribe has said that its financial results for the past three fiscal years would have to be restated because of the allegedly fraudulent accounting and marketing practices that inflated revenues and net income . allegedly fraudulent accounting Is there an ongoing investigation over the alleged widespread accounting? 21 24 +822 5 MiniScribe has said that its financial results for the past three fiscal years would have to be restated because of the allegedly fraudulent accounting and marketing practices that inflated revenues and net income . restated what is restating a fiscal year? 17 18 +823 1 The city ' s Department of Consumer Affairs charged Newmark & Lewis Inc . with failing to deliver on its promise of lowering prices . failing Why did the Department of Consumer Affairs fail to lower prices as promised? 15 16 +823 1 The city ' s Department of Consumer Affairs charged Newmark & Lewis Inc . with failing to deliver on its promise of lowering prices . charged What authority does the Department of Consumer Affairs have over Newmarket & Lewis Inc. 8 9 +823 2 In a civil suit commenced in state Supreme Court in New York , the agency alleged that the consumer - electronics and appliance discount - retailing chain engaged in deceptive advertising by claiming to have " lowered every price on every item " as part of an advertising campaign that began June 1 . deceptive How does the Department of Consumer Affairs know that the advertising was deceptive? 29 30 +823 2 In a civil suit commenced in state Supreme Court in New York , the agency alleged that the consumer - electronics and appliance discount - retailing chain engaged in deceptive advertising by claiming to have " lowered every price on every item " as part of an advertising campaign that began June 1 . agency What standing does the agency have to file suit against Newmark and Lewis Inc.? 14 15 +823 3 The agency said it monitored Newmark & Lewis ' s advertised prices before and after the ad campaign , and found that the prices of at least 50 different items either increased or stayed the same . increased Why did the prices increase and or stay the same? 31 32 +823 3 The agency said it monitored Newmark & Lewis ' s advertised prices before and after the ad campaign , and found that the prices of at least 50 different items either increased or stayed the same . monitored Did the agency’s monitoring account for possible increases in the retailer’s costs? 4 5 +823 3 The agency said it monitored Newmark & Lewis ' s advertised prices before and after the ad campaign , and found that the prices of at least 50 different items either increased or stayed the same . items What kind of items? 29 30 +823 4 In late May , Newmark & Lewis announced a plan to cut prices 5 % to 20 % and eliminate what it called a " standard discount - retailing practice " of negotiating individual deals with customers . eliminate Why did Newmark & Lewis plant to eliminate the standard discount retailing practice? 19 20 +823 4 In late May , Newmark & Lewis announced a plan to cut prices 5 % to 20 % and eliminate what it called a " standard discount - retailing practice " of negotiating individual deals with customers . customers How will this change is pricing practices effect the actual price paid by customers? 36 37 +823 4 In late May , Newmark & Lewis announced a plan to cut prices 5 % to 20 % and eliminate what it called a " standard discount - retailing practice " of negotiating individual deals with customers . " standard How did this work? 24 26 +823 5 The consumer agency also disputed Newmark & Lewis ' s continuing strategy of advertising " new lower prices " when allgedly there haven ' t been price reductions since June 1 . continuing How long has the strategy of advertising been in practice? 10 11 +823 5 The consumer agency also disputed Newmark & Lewis ' s continuing strategy of advertising " new lower prices " when allgedly there haven ' t been price reductions since June 1 . disputed How did the agency dispute this strategy? 4 5 +824 1 Fujitsu Ltd . said it wants to withdraw its controversial one - yen bid to design a waterworks computer system for the city of Hiroshima . controversial one - yen bid Why did they make a bid like this? Why was it controversial? 9 14 +824 1 Fujitsu Ltd . said it wants to withdraw its controversial one - yen bid to design a waterworks computer system for the city of Hiroshima . withdraw Why does Fujitsu want to withdraw its bid? 7 8 +824 1 Fujitsu Ltd . said it wants to withdraw its controversial one - yen bid to design a waterworks computer system for the city of Hiroshima . waterworks computer system What is a waterworks computer system? 17 20 +824 1 Fujitsu Ltd . said it wants to withdraw its controversial one - yen bid to design a waterworks computer system for the city of Hiroshima . withdraw Why does Fujitsu Ltd. want to withdraw its controversial one-yen bid? 7 8 +824 1 Fujitsu Ltd . said it wants to withdraw its controversial one - yen bid to design a waterworks computer system for the city of Hiroshima . controversial Why was it controversial 9 10 +824 2 Meanwhile , Japan ' s Fair Trade Commission said it was considering launching an investigation into whether the bid , the equivalent of less than a penny , violates anti - monopoly laws . anti - monopoly laws why does it violate? 29 33 +824 2 Meanwhile , Japan ' s Fair Trade Commission said it was considering launching an investigation into whether the bid , the equivalent of less than a penny , violates anti - monopoly laws . considering Why is Japan's Fair Trade Commission not moving forward with the investigation? 11 12 +824 2 Meanwhile , Japan ' s Fair Trade Commission said it was considering launching an investigation into whether the bid , the equivalent of less than a penny , violates anti - monopoly laws . violates How did the bid violate anti-monopoly laws? 28 29 +824 3 Hiroshima last week held an auction to pick the contractor , expecting to pay about 11 million yen for the project . auction to pick the contractor , Is it normal to hold an auction for something like this? 5 11 +824 3 Hiroshima last week held an auction to pick the contractor , expecting to pay about 11 million yen for the project . pay Why does the project pay 11 million yen? 13 14 +824 4 Eight companies submitted bids , but Fujitsu won the contract by essentially saying it would do the job for free . would do the job for free is that ethical? 14 20 +824 4 Eight companies submitted bids , but Fujitsu won the contract by essentially saying it would do the job for free . do the job for free Why would they do the job for free? Was this meant to be charity? What was the purpose? 15 20 +824 4 Eight companies submitted bids , but Fujitsu won the contract by essentially saying it would do the job for free . free Why would Fujitsu do the job for free? 19 20 +824 4 Eight companies submitted bids , but Fujitsu won the contract by essentially saying it would do the job for free . free Why did Fujitsu Ltd. offer to do the project for free? 19 20 +824 4 Eight companies submitted bids , but Fujitsu won the contract by essentially saying it would do the job for free . it would do the job for free Why would they do the job for free? 13 20 +824 5 News of the bid drew sharp criticism from other computer companies and industry observers . sharp criticism because its unethical? 5 7 +824 5 News of the bid drew sharp criticism from other computer companies and industry observers . criticism How did the computer computers and industry observers share their criticism? 6 7 +824 5 News of the bid drew sharp criticism from other computer companies and industry observers . criticism Why was there criticism? 6 7 +825 1 Avery Inc . said it completed the sale of Uniroyal Chemical Holding Co . to a group led by management of Uniroyal Chemical Co . , the unit ' s main business . completed when did they say this? 5 6 +825 1 Avery Inc . said it completed the sale of Uniroyal Chemical Holding Co . to a group led by management of Uniroyal Chemical Co . , the unit ' s main business . sale Why was Uniroyal Chemical Holding Co. sold? 7 8 +825 1 Avery Inc . said it completed the sale of Uniroyal Chemical Holding Co . to a group led by management of Uniroyal Chemical Co . , the unit ' s main business . main Why did Uniroyal Chemical Holding Co. sell itself to a group of people its parent company? 30 31 +825 1 Avery Inc . said it completed the sale of Uniroyal Chemical Holding Co . to a group led by management of Uniroyal Chemical Co . , the unit ' s main business . business How good were the financials? 31 32 +825 2 It valued the transaction at $ 800 million . at $ 800 million why so much? 4 8 +825 2 It valued the transaction at $ 800 million . valued Why was the transaction valued at that amount? 1 2 +825 2 It valued the transaction at $ 800 million . transaction How was the transaction carried out? 3 4 +825 3 Avery , which continues to operate a coal company it expects to sell at a loss , said in proxy materials it intends to seek control of one or more companies . proxy materials what are proxy materials? 19 21 +825 3 Avery , which continues to operate a coal company it expects to sell at a loss , said in proxy materials it intends to seek control of one or more companies . continues Why is Avery continuing to operate a company losing money? 3 4 +825 3 Avery , which continues to operate a coal company it expects to sell at a loss , said in proxy materials it intends to seek control of one or more companies . sell Why is Avery selling the coal company? 12 13 +825 3 Avery , which continues to operate a coal company it expects to sell at a loss , said in proxy materials it intends to seek control of one or more companies . control How is Avery going to aquire more companies to control? 25 26 +825 3 Avery , which continues to operate a coal company it expects to sell at a loss , said in proxy materials it intends to seek control of one or more companies . sell at a loss , Why would the coal company sell at a loss? 12 17 +825 3 Avery , which continues to operate a coal company it expects to sell at a loss , said in proxy materials it intends to seek control of one or more companies . operate a coal company Which coal company? 5 9 +825 4 After fees and repayment of debt , Avery is left with about $ 24 million in cash and securities from the Uniroyal sale . fees Why does Avery have fees due? 1 2 +825 4 After fees and repayment of debt , Avery is left with about $ 24 million in cash and securities from the Uniroyal sale . cash How much did Avery have before fees and repayment of debt? 16 17 +825 4 After fees and repayment of debt , Avery is left with about $ 24 million in cash and securities from the Uniroyal sale . securities Why does Avery own securities? 18 19 +825 5 Avery paid $ 750 million , including various legal and financing fees , to acquire Uniroyal Chemical , Middlebury , Conn . , in 1986 - - a move that burdened Avery with debt . legal Why did Avery have legal fees? 8 9 +825 5 Avery paid $ 750 million , including various legal and financing fees , to acquire Uniroyal Chemical , Middlebury , Conn . , in 1986 - - a move that burdened Avery with debt . fees , How did Avery get the money to pay fees? 11 13 +825 5 Avery paid $ 750 million , including various legal and financing fees , to acquire Uniroyal Chemical , Middlebury , Conn . , in 1986 - - a move that burdened Avery with debt . 1986 Why did Avery wait until 1986 to make the purchase? 24 25 +825 5 Avery paid $ 750 million , including various legal and financing fees , to acquire Uniroyal Chemical , Middlebury , Conn . , in 1986 - - a move that burdened Avery with debt . move that burdened Avery with debt Why would buying Uniroyal Chemical burden Avery with debt? 28 34 +826 1 A governing body of both the Financial Accounting Standards Board and the Governmental Accounting Standards Board voted to give the FASB jurisdiction over accounting standards for certain government - owned entities . certain government - owned entities Which government-owned entities? 26 31 +826 1 A governing body of both the Financial Accounting Standards Board and the Governmental Accounting Standards Board voted to give the FASB jurisdiction over accounting standards for certain government - owned entities . certain government - owned entities Which government-owned entities are going to receive this jurisdiction? 26 31 +826 1 A governing body of both the Financial Accounting Standards Board and the Governmental Accounting Standards Board voted to give the FASB jurisdiction over accounting standards for certain government - owned entities . certain government - owned entities Which government-owned entities were they given jurisdiction over? 26 31 +826 2 The Financial Accounting Foundation voted 12 - 2 that FASB accounting rules supercede GASB rules in regard to utilities , hospitals , and colleges and universities owned by the government . 12 - 2 why wasnt it unanimous? 5 8 +826 2 The Financial Accounting Foundation voted 12 - 2 that FASB accounting rules supercede GASB rules in regard to utilities , hospitals , and colleges and universities owned by the government . supercede Why do FASB rules supercede GASB only in the mentioned government-owned institutions? 12 13 +826 2 The Financial Accounting Foundation voted 12 - 2 that FASB accounting rules supercede GASB rules in regard to utilities , hospitals , and colleges and universities owned by the government . Financial Accounting Foundation Who is the Financial Accounting Foundation? 1 4 +826 3 GASB rules still apply for other government units . GASB what does gasb stand for? 0 1 +826 3 GASB rules still apply for other government units . other government units Which other governmental units are in play with GASB rules? 5 8 +826 3 GASB rules still apply for other government units . other government units What are examples of over government units? 5 8 +826 4 After the GASB was founded in 1984 , 11 years after the FASB , the government - owned entities were supposed to follow FASB rules unless the GASB superceded them . founded Why was it necessary to found the GASB after the FASB was already in existence? 4 5 +826 4 After the GASB was founded in 1984 , 11 years after the FASB , the government - owned entities were supposed to follow FASB rules unless the GASB superceded them . GASB superceded them In what circumstances would GASB supercede FASB? 27 30 +826 4 After the GASB was founded in 1984 , 11 years after the FASB , the government - owned entities were supposed to follow FASB rules unless the GASB superceded them . GASB was founded in 1984 , Why was the GASB founded if the FASB was already in place? 2 8 +826 5 The GASB had told governments they didn ' t have to follow FASB rules on depreciation , making it difficult for bond - rating agencies to compare private and state - owned schools , which compete in the public bond market . public bond market how do public bonds differ from regular? 38 41 +826 5 The GASB had told governments they didn ' t have to follow FASB rules on depreciation , making it difficult for bond - rating agencies to compare private and state - owned schools , which compete in the public bond market . they didn ' t have to follow FASB rules Why don't they have to follow the FASB rules on depreciation? 5 14 +826 5 The GASB had told governments they didn ' t have to follow FASB rules on depreciation , making it difficult for bond - rating agencies to compare private and state - owned schools , which compete in the public bond market . making it difficult Why is it difficult under this ruling to compare provate and state-owned schools? 17 20 +827 1 A NEW MINIMUM - WAGE PLAN has been worked out by Congress and Bush , opening the way for the first increase in over nine years . MINIMUM - WAGE what is the plan? 2 5 +827 1 A NEW MINIMUM - WAGE PLAN has been worked out by Congress and Bush , opening the way for the first increase in over nine years . increase How much will it increase? 21 22 +827 1 A NEW MINIMUM - WAGE PLAN has been worked out by Congress and Bush , opening the way for the first increase in over nine years . MINIMUM - WAGE PLAN has been worked out How will the plan be put into place? 2 10 +827 1 A NEW MINIMUM - WAGE PLAN has been worked out by Congress and Bush , opening the way for the first increase in over nine years . A NEW MINIMUM - WAGE PLAN What is the new proposed minimum wage? 0 6 +827 1 A NEW MINIMUM - WAGE PLAN has been worked out by Congress and Bush , opening the way for the first increase in over nine years . first increase in over nine years Why is this the first increase in over nine years? 20 26 +827 2 The compromise proposal , ending a long impasse between Democrats and the president , would boost the minimum wage to $ 4 . 25 an hour by April 1991 from $ 3 . 35 now . April 1991 why such a big jump that year? 27 29 +827 2 The compromise proposal , ending a long impasse between Democrats and the president , would boost the minimum wage to $ 4 . 25 an hour by April 1991 from $ 3 . 35 now . compromise proposal , Why was the proposal a compromise? 1 4 +827 2 The compromise proposal , ending a long impasse between Democrats and the president , would boost the minimum wage to $ 4 . 25 an hour by April 1991 from $ 3 . 35 now . Democrats and the president , How did they reach an agreement? 9 14 +827 3 The legislation also includes a lower " training wage " for new workers who are teen - agers . " training wage " why is it quoted? 6 10 +827 3 The legislation also includes a lower " training wage " for new workers who are teen - agers . lower How much lower will the training wage be? 5 6 +827 3 The legislation also includes a lower " training wage " for new workers who are teen - agers . " training wage " How long does a training wage stay in effect? 6 10 +827 3 The legislation also includes a lower " training wage " for new workers who are teen - agers . lower " training wage " How does this training wage differ from the new minimum wage? 5 10 +827 4 The Big Board is considering reviving a curb on program trading when the market is volatile . when the market is volatile What sort of volatility measure is to be used? 11 16 +827 4 The Big Board is considering reviving a curb on program trading when the market is volatile . The Big Board What is The Big Board? 0 3 +827 5 The exchange , which abandoned such a " collar " last year because it didn ' t prevent sharp price swings , has been under attack recently for not taking action against program trading . has been under attack recently Who was the exchange under attack by? 22 27 +827 5 The exchange , which abandoned such a " collar " last year because it didn ' t prevent sharp price swings , has been under attack recently for not taking action against program trading . has been under attack recently Which entities are calling out the NYSE? 22 27 +827 5 The exchange , which abandoned such a " collar " last year because it didn ' t prevent sharp price swings , has been under attack recently for not taking action against program trading . has been under attack How has the exchange been under attack recently? 22 26 +828 1 Ogden Projects Inc . said net income jumped to $ 6 . 6 million , or 18 cents a share , in the third quarter . net income jumped Why did Ogden Products net income jump? 5 8 +828 1 Ogden Projects Inc . said net income jumped to $ 6 . 6 million , or 18 cents a share , in the third quarter . Projects What is this company's relevance to the topic? 1 2 +828 1 Ogden Projects Inc . said net income jumped to $ 6 . 6 million , or 18 cents a share , in the third quarter . jumped How did the net income of Ogden Projects Inc. increase? 7 8 +828 1 Ogden Projects Inc . said net income jumped to $ 6 . 6 million , or 18 cents a share , in the third quarter . third quarter of which year? 23 25 +828 2 The Fairfield , N . J . , company , which is 92 % - owned by Ogden Corp . , New York , had net of $ 1 . 1 million , or four cents a share , a year ago . ago Why was Ogden Corp.'s net four cents a share? 41 42 +828 3 Revenue soared to $ 101 . 7 million from $ 39 . 5 million . Revenue soared Why did revenue soar? 0 2 +828 3 Revenue soared to $ 101 . 7 million from $ 39 . 5 million . soared When did this revenue soar take place? Under what circumstances? 1 2 +828 3 Revenue soared to $ 101 . 7 million from $ 39 . 5 million . soared How did revenue soar? 1 2 +828 3 Revenue soared to $ 101 . 7 million from $ 39 . 5 million . $ 101 . 7 million from $ 39 why did it soar so much? 3 11 +828 4 Ogden Projects , whose shares began trading on the New York Stock Exchange in August , closed yesterday at $ 26 . 875 , down 75 cents . down 75 cents Is there a clear cause for this shift? 24 27 +828 4 Ogden Projects , whose shares began trading on the New York Stock Exchange in August , closed yesterday at $ 26 . 875 , down 75 cents . down Why were the shares down 75 cents? 24 25 +828 5 The stock began trading this summer at $ 14 apiece . began How long have the shares been trading? 2 3 +828 5 The stock began trading this summer at $ 14 apiece . $ 14 apiece is that high or low? 7 10 +829 1 BUSH AND GORBACHEV WILL HOLD two days of informal talks next month . GORBACHEV is he a president? 2 3 +829 1 BUSH AND GORBACHEV WILL HOLD two days of informal talks next month . two days Will they be discussing the same matters on both days? 5 7 +829 1 BUSH AND GORBACHEV WILL HOLD two days of informal talks next month . two days of informal talks Why are the two leaders holding talks? 5 10 +829 2 The president said that he and the Kremlin leader would meet Dec . 2 - 3 aboard U . S . and Soviet naval vessels in the Mediterranean to discuss a wide range of issues without a formal agenda . naval vessels Why are they holding their meeting on naval vessels? 23 25 +829 2 The president said that he and the Kremlin leader would meet Dec . 2 - 3 aboard U . S . and Soviet naval vessels in the Mediterranean to discuss a wide range of issues without a formal agenda . wide range of issues What are the issues being discussed? 31 35 +829 3 A simultaneous announcement was made in Moscow . simultaneous announcement right at the same time? 1 3 +829 4 Bush said that neither he nor Gorbachev expected any " substantial decisions or agreements . " The seaborne meetings won ' t disrupt plans for a formal summit next spring or summer , at which an arms - control treaty is likely to be completed . " substantial decisions or agreements Why are agreements needing to be made? 9 14 +829 5 The two leaders are expected to discuss changes sweeping the East bloc as well as human - rights issues , regional disputes and economic cooperation . human - rights issues , What human right issues are they concerned about? 15 20 +829 5 The two leaders are expected to discuss changes sweeping the East bloc as well as human - rights issues , regional disputes and economic cooperation . as well as human - rights issues , What kinds of human-rights issues? 12 20 +829 5 The two leaders are expected to discuss changes sweeping the East bloc as well as human - rights issues , regional disputes and economic cooperation . the East bloc Which countries comprise the Eastern Bloc? 9 12 +830 1 Price Stern Sloan Inc . said it hired an investment banking firm to assist in evaluating restructuring or merger alternatives and reported a net loss of $ 8 . 1 million , or $ 2 . 14 a share , for the third quarter ended Sept . investment banking firm What firm did they hire? 9 12 +830 1 Price Stern Sloan Inc . said it hired an investment banking firm to assist in evaluating restructuring or merger alternatives and reported a net loss of $ 8 . 1 million , or $ 2 . 14 a share , for the third quarter ended Sept . loss Why did they suffer such a high loss? 24 25 +830 1 Price Stern Sloan Inc . said it hired an investment banking firm to assist in evaluating restructuring or merger alternatives and reported a net loss of $ 8 . 1 million , or $ 2 . 14 a share , for the third quarter ended Sept . investment banking firm What investment banking firm did Price Stern Sloan hire? 9 12 +830 2 These results compare with net income of $ 1 . 8 million , or 44 cents a share , for the corresponding period last year . cents a share , how are share prices determined? 15 19 +830 2 These results compare with net income of $ 1 . 8 million , or 44 cents a share , for the corresponding period last year . last year What year are they referring to? 23 25 +830 3 This quarter ' s loss includes pretax charges of $ 4 . 9 million on the proposed discontinuation of the company ' s troubled British subsidiary , and $ 3 . 7 million of other write - offs the company said were non - recurring and principally related to inventory , publishing advances and pre - publication costs . troubled British subsidiary , What is the name of this subsidary, and why did it fail? 23 27 +830 3 This quarter ' s loss includes pretax charges of $ 4 . 9 million on the proposed discontinuation of the company ' s troubled British subsidiary , and $ 3 . 7 million of other write - offs the company said were non - recurring and principally related to inventory , publishing advances and pre - publication costs . British subsidiary , Why is Price Stern Sloan's British subsidiary troubled? 24 27 +830 4 The publishing concern said it retained the investment banking firm of Donaldson , Lufkin & Jenrette Securities Inc . to act as its financial adviser , assisting in the evaluation of various financial and strategic alternatives , including debt refinancing , raising capital , recapitalization , a merger or sale of the company . recapitalization , what is recapitalization? 44 46 +830 4 The publishing concern said it retained the investment banking firm of Donaldson , Lufkin & Jenrette Securities Inc . to act as its financial adviser , assisting in the evaluation of various financial and strategic alternatives , including debt refinancing , raising capital , recapitalization , a merger or sale of the company . a merger or sale Who might they be merging with, or be sold to? 46 50 +830 4 The publishing concern said it retained the investment banking firm of Donaldson , Lufkin & Jenrette Securities Inc . to act as its financial adviser , assisting in the evaluation of various financial and strategic alternatives , including debt refinancing , raising capital , recapitalization , a merger or sale of the company . alternatives , How does each solution compare in terms of how it will impact the company long-term? 35 37 +830 5 The company also retained attorney Martin P . Levin , a director of the company and former head of the Times - Mirror Publishing Group , as an adviser . as an adviser what will he advise for specifically? 26 29 +831 1 Senate leaders traded proposals aimed at speeding action on legislation to narrow the deficit and raise the federal government ' s debt limit - - but the major stumbling block remains President Bush ' s proposal to cut the capital - gains tax rate . capital - gains tax rate Why is this tax rate controversial? 39 44 +831 1 Senate leaders traded proposals aimed at speeding action on legislation to narrow the deficit and raise the federal government ' s debt limit - - but the major stumbling block remains President Bush ' s proposal to cut the capital - gains tax rate . Senate leaders traded proposals Which state leaders? 0 4 +831 1 Senate leaders traded proposals aimed at speeding action on legislation to narrow the deficit and raise the federal government ' s debt limit - - but the major stumbling block remains President Bush ' s proposal to cut the capital - gains tax rate . debt limit How much did Senate leaders want to raise the federal government's debt limit? 21 23 +831 1 Senate leaders traded proposals aimed at speeding action on legislation to narrow the deficit and raise the federal government ' s debt limit - - but the major stumbling block remains President Bush ' s proposal to cut the capital - gains tax rate . capital - gains tax rate What is the capital-gains tax rate? 39 44 +831 2 Democrats want the tax provision to be a separate bill , subject to the usual procedural obstacles . separate bill , why do they want it a separate bill? 8 11 +831 2 Democrats want the tax provision to be a separate bill , subject to the usual procedural obstacles . usual procedural obstacles What are the usual procedural obstacles? 14 17 +831 2 Democrats want the tax provision to be a separate bill , subject to the usual procedural obstacles . procedural obstacles What are the procedural obstacles? 15 17 +831 3 Republicans , meanwhile , want to try to protect the measure by combining it with two politically popular issues that Democrats could find hard to block . combining it is that legal to do? 12 14 +831 3 Republicans , meanwhile , want to try to protect the measure by combining it with two politically popular issues that Democrats could find hard to block . two politically popular issues Which issues? 15 19 +831 3 Republicans , meanwhile , want to try to protect the measure by combining it with two politically popular issues that Democrats could find hard to block . two politically popular issues What are the two politically popular issues with Democrats? 15 19 +831 5 Last night , after meeting with Mr . Bush and administration officials at the White House , Mr . Dole proposed streamlining the fiscal 1990 deficit - reduction bill , now stalled in a House - Senate conference committee , and passing a long - term extension of the federal debt ceiling without any accompanying amendments . debt ceiling what is a debt ceiling? 50 52 +831 5 Last night , after meeting with Mr . Bush and administration officials at the White House , Mr . Dole proposed streamlining the fiscal 1990 deficit - reduction bill , now stalled in a House - Senate conference committee , and passing a long - term extension of the federal debt ceiling without any accompanying amendments . extension of the federal debt ceiling How long would this extension of the debt ceiling last? 46 52 +832 1 LUTHER BURBANK CROSS - BRED PLANTS to produce the billion - dollar Idaho potato . billion - dollar How did Luther Burbank make a billion-dollars out of potatoes? 9 12 +832 1 LUTHER BURBANK CROSS - BRED PLANTS to produce the billion - dollar Idaho potato . CROSS - BRED PLANTS What plants were cross-bred? 2 6 +832 2 Bioengineers set out to duplicate that feat - - scientifically and commercially - - with new life forms . new life forms which life forms? 15 18 +832 2 Bioengineers set out to duplicate that feat - - scientifically and commercially - - with new life forms . that feat What feat is that? 5 7 +832 2 Bioengineers set out to duplicate that feat - - scientifically and commercially - - with new life forms . new life forms What sort of new life forms? 15 18 +832 2 Bioengineers set out to duplicate that feat - - scientifically and commercially - - with new life forms . with new life forms What new life forms? 14 18 +832 2 Bioengineers set out to duplicate that feat - - scientifically and commercially - - with new life forms . Bioengineers set out Who are the bioengineers? 0 3 +832 3 In 1953 , James Watson and his colleagues unlocked the double helix of DNA ( deoxyribonucleic acid ) , the genetic key to heredity . James Watson how was he able to do it? 3 5 +832 3 In 1953 , James Watson and his colleagues unlocked the double helix of DNA ( deoxyribonucleic acid ) , the genetic key to heredity . unlocked the double helix How did they unlock the double helix? 8 12 +832 4 Twenty years later , two California academics , Stanley Cohen and Herbert Boyer , made " recombinant " DNA , transplanting a toad ' s gene into bacteria , which then reproduced toad genes . reproduced toad genes Why were they reproducing toad genes? 31 34 +832 4 Twenty years later , two California academics , Stanley Cohen and Herbert Boyer , made " recombinant " DNA , transplanting a toad ' s gene into bacteria , which then reproduced toad genes . transplanting a toad ' s gene into bacteria , How did they transplant the toad's genes into bacteria, and what bacteria was used? 20 29 +832 5 When Boyer met Robert Swanson , an M . I . T . - trained chemist - turned - entrepreneur in 1976 , they saw dollar signs . they saw dollar signs what was their idea? 23 27 +832 5 When Boyer met Robert Swanson , an M . I . T . - trained chemist - turned - entrepreneur in 1976 , they saw dollar signs . they saw dollar signs What idea(s) did they have? 23 27 +832 5 When Boyer met Robert Swanson , an M . I . T . - trained chemist - turned - entrepreneur in 1976 , they saw dollar signs . they saw dollar signs What initiated seeing those dollar signs, and how did they see them? 23 27 +833 1 LTV Steel Co . is boosting the prices of flat rolled steel products by an average of 3 % following a recent erosion in the prices of such crucial steel products . erosion What caused the erosion in prices? 22 23 +833 1 LTV Steel Co . is boosting the prices of flat rolled steel products by an average of 3 % following a recent erosion in the prices of such crucial steel products . recent erosion What caused the recent erosion? 21 23 +833 1 LTV Steel Co . is boosting the prices of flat rolled steel products by an average of 3 % following a recent erosion in the prices of such crucial steel products . erosion Why is there an erosion in prices for steel products? 22 23 +833 2 The big questions are whether the increase , effective Jan . 1 , 1990 , will stick , and whether other major steelmakers will follow suit . stick , Why wouldn't it stick? 16 18 +833 2 The big questions are whether the increase , effective Jan . 1 , 1990 , will stick , and whether other major steelmakers will follow suit . steelmakers Who are some other major steelmakers? 22 23 +833 2 The big questions are whether the increase , effective Jan . 1 , 1990 , will stick , and whether other major steelmakers will follow suit . will stick , is it likely to stick? 15 18 +833 2 The big questions are whether the increase , effective Jan . 1 , 1990 , will stick , and whether other major steelmakers will follow suit . other major steelmakers Who are LTVs' biggest competition? 20 23 +833 3 It is widely expected that they will . they Who are they? 5 6 +833 3 It is widely expected that they will . widely expected who expects it? 2 4 +833 3 It is widely expected that they will . expected that they will How will this effect the company? 3 7 +833 3 It is widely expected that they will . they Who is expecting them to raise their prices? 5 6 +833 4 The increase is on the base price , which is already being discounted by virtually all steel producers . already being discounted What are the reasons they are discounted? 10 13 +833 4 The increase is on the base price , which is already being discounted by virtually all steel producers . base price , Whats is the specific base price? 5 8 +833 5 But LTV ' s move marks the first effort by a major steelmaker to counter the free fall in spot prices . free fall Why are the prices falling? 16 18 +833 5 But LTV ' s move marks the first effort by a major steelmaker to counter the free fall in spot prices . free fall in spot prices What causes a free fall in prices? 16 21 +834 1 Federal and state thrift examiners said they saw evidence of criminal wrongdoing in the collapse of Lincoln Savings & Loan Association , and a California regulator described an attempted " whitewash " by deputies of chief federal regulator Danny Wall . evidence of criminal wrongdoing What kind of criminal wrongdoing? 8 12 +834 1 Federal and state thrift examiners said they saw evidence of criminal wrongdoing in the collapse of Lincoln Savings & Loan Association , and a California regulator described an attempted " whitewash " by deputies of chief federal regulator Danny Wall . " whitewash " a clean up? 29 32 +834 1 Federal and state thrift examiners said they saw evidence of criminal wrongdoing in the collapse of Lincoln Savings & Loan Association , and a California regulator described an attempted " whitewash " by deputies of chief federal regulator Danny Wall . criminal wrongdoing What was the criminal wrongdoing in the collapse of Lincoln Savings & Loan? 10 12 +834 1 Federal and state thrift examiners said they saw evidence of criminal wrongdoing in the collapse of Lincoln Savings & Loan Association , and a California regulator described an attempted " whitewash " by deputies of chief federal regulator Danny Wall . attempted " whitewash " What is an attempted whitewash? 28 32 +834 1 Federal and state thrift examiners said they saw evidence of criminal wrongdoing in the collapse of Lincoln Savings & Loan Association , and a California regulator described an attempted " whitewash " by deputies of chief federal regulator Danny Wall . evidence of criminal wrongdoing What evidence of criminal wrongdoing did federal and state thrift examiners see? 8 12 +834 1 Federal and state thrift examiners said they saw evidence of criminal wrongdoing in the collapse of Lincoln Savings & Loan Association , and a California regulator described an attempted " whitewash " by deputies of chief federal regulator Danny Wall . " whitewash " In what ways did deputies of chief federal regulator Danny Wall attempt to \"whitewash\" the evidence of criminal wrongdoing reportedly observed by federal and state thrift examiners? 29 32 +834 2 In a riveting day of hearings before the House Banking Committee , the examiners described finding shredded documents , a mysterious Panamanian subsidiary , millions of dollars funneled into a Swiss bank , and a complacent attitude by Mr . Wall ' s deputies , one of whom was portrayed as acting more like a public - relations man for the thrift than a federal regulator . riveting who thinks its riveting? 2 3 +834 2 In a riveting day of hearings before the House Banking Committee , the examiners described finding shredded documents , a mysterious Panamanian subsidiary , millions of dollars funneled into a Swiss bank , and a complacent attitude by Mr . Wall ' s deputies , one of whom was portrayed as acting more like a public - relations man for the thrift than a federal regulator . Mr . Wall ' s deputies , Who was Mr. Wall's deputy who had the complacent attitude? 38 45 +834 2 In a riveting day of hearings before the House Banking Committee , the examiners described finding shredded documents , a mysterious Panamanian subsidiary , millions of dollars funneled into a Swiss bank , and a complacent attitude by Mr . Wall ' s deputies , one of whom was portrayed as acting more like a public - relations man for the thrift than a federal regulator . a complacent attitude What showed that he was complacent? 34 37 +834 2 In a riveting day of hearings before the House Banking Committee , the examiners described finding shredded documents , a mysterious Panamanian subsidiary , millions of dollars funneled into a Swiss bank , and a complacent attitude by Mr . Wall ' s deputies , one of whom was portrayed as acting more like a public - relations man for the thrift than a federal regulator . mysterious Panamanian subsidiary , What is mysterious about the Panamanian subsidiary described by the examiners? 20 24 +834 2 In a riveting day of hearings before the House Banking Committee , the examiners described finding shredded documents , a mysterious Panamanian subsidiary , millions of dollars funneled into a Swiss bank , and a complacent attitude by Mr . Wall ' s deputies , one of whom was portrayed as acting more like a public - relations man for the thrift than a federal regulator . complacent attitude by Mr . Wall ' s deputies How was complacency observed in Mr. Wall's deputies? 35 44 +834 3 A California official also said he sent the Federal Bureau of Investigation a packet of documents relating to a previously reported $ 400 , 000 contribution from Lincoln ' s parent solicited by Sen . Alan Cranston ( D . , Calif . ) . Sen . Alan Cranston Why would Sen. Alan Cranston solicit $400,000? 33 37 +834 3 A California official also said he sent the Federal Bureau of Investigation a packet of documents relating to a previously reported $ 400 , 000 contribution from Lincoln ' s parent solicited by Sen . Alan Cranston ( D . , Calif . ) . a packet of documents What kind of documents? 12 16 +834 4 Federal examiner Alex Barabolak said Lincoln ' s operations amounted to " pyramiding debt to provide a luxurious life style for its owners . " Another federal examiner , John Meek , said Lincoln ' s principal owner , Charles Keating Jr . , and his family drew off at least $ 34 million from the thrift in salaries , bonuses and proceeds from securities sales in the 3 1 / 2 years before federal authorities seized it earlier this year . " pyramiding what is this word? 11 13 +834 4 Federal examiner Alex Barabolak said Lincoln ' s operations amounted to " pyramiding debt to provide a luxurious life style for its owners . " Another federal examiner , John Meek , said Lincoln ' s principal owner , Charles Keating Jr . , and his family drew off at least $ 34 million from the thrift in salaries , bonuses and proceeds from securities sales in the 3 1 / 2 years before federal authorities seized it earlier this year . " pyramiding debt What does pyramiding debt mean? 11 14 +834 4 Federal examiner Alex Barabolak said Lincoln ' s operations amounted to " pyramiding debt to provide a luxurious life style for its owners . " Another federal examiner , John Meek , said Lincoln ' s principal owner , Charles Keating Jr . , and his family drew off at least $ 34 million from the thrift in salaries , bonuses and proceeds from securities sales in the 3 1 / 2 years before federal authorities seized it earlier this year . federal authorities seized it earlier this year Why was the thfift seized by federal authorities? 74 81 +834 4 Federal examiner Alex Barabolak said Lincoln ' s operations amounted to " pyramiding debt to provide a luxurious life style for its owners . " Another federal examiner , John Meek , said Lincoln ' s principal owner , Charles Keating Jr . , and his family drew off at least $ 34 million from the thrift in salaries , bonuses and proceeds from securities sales in the 3 1 / 2 years before federal authorities seized it earlier this year . " pyramiding debt What evidence does federal examiner Alex Barabolak have that Lincoln created \"pyramiding debt to provide a luxurious life style for its owners\"? 11 14 +835 1 Marks & Spencer PLC reported a 12 % gain in first - half pretax profit , mainly because of improving performances in the U . K . and continental Europe . Marks & Spencer PLC WHAT KIND OF COMPANY ARE THEY? 0 4 +835 1 Marks & Spencer PLC reported a 12 % gain in first - half pretax profit , mainly because of improving performances in the U . K . and continental Europe . improving performances What type of improving performances? 19 21 +835 2 In the six months ended Sept . 30 , pretax profit at the British clothing and food retailer rose to # 208 . 7 million ( $ 330 . 1 million ) from # 185 . 5 million a year ago . pretax profit what about posttax numbers? 9 11 +835 2 In the six months ended Sept . 30 , pretax profit at the British clothing and food retailer rose to # 208 . 7 million ( $ 330 . 1 million ) from # 185 . 5 million a year ago . # 185 . 5 million a year ago . WHAT WAS THE CONVERSION ON THIS NUMBER TO USD ? 33 42 +835 3 The results surpassed analysts ' forecasts , which averaged around # 200 million , and Marks & Spencer responded in trading on London ' s Stock Exchange with an eight pence rise to 188 pence . trading on London ' s Stock Exchange WHY IS THE DIFFERENCE SO SMALL ON THE LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE? 20 27 +835 4 Profit after tax and minority interest but before extraordinary items rose 12 % to # 135 . 2 million ; per - share earnings rose to five pence from 4 . 5 pence . minority interest what is minority interest? 4 6 +835 4 Profit after tax and minority interest but before extraordinary items rose 12 % to # 135 . 2 million ; per - share earnings rose to five pence from 4 . 5 pence . minority interest What is minority interest? 4 6 +835 4 Profit after tax and minority interest but before extraordinary items rose 12 % to # 135 . 2 million ; per - share earnings rose to five pence from 4 . 5 pence . extraordinary items What are extraordinary items? 8 10 +835 4 Profit after tax and minority interest but before extraordinary items rose 12 % to # 135 . 2 million ; per - share earnings rose to five pence from 4 . 5 pence . minority interest WHAT IS THIS? 4 6 +835 5 Marks declared an interim per - share dividend of 1 . 85 pence , compared with 1 . 7 pence a year earlier . pence , is the pence british? 12 14 +835 5 Marks declared an interim per - share dividend of 1 . 85 pence , compared with 1 . 7 pence a year earlier . interim per - share WHAT DOES THIS MEAN? 3 7 +836 1 A permanent smoking ban on virtually all domestic airline routes won approval from the House , which separately sent to President Bush a nearly $ 67 billion fiscal 1990 bill including the first construction funds for the space station . permanent Why was the smoking ban made permanent? 1 2 +836 1 A permanent smoking ban on virtually all domestic airline routes won approval from the House , which separately sent to President Bush a nearly $ 67 billion fiscal 1990 bill including the first construction funds for the space station . separately Why was money for space station construction included in a smoking bill? 17 18 +836 1 A permanent smoking ban on virtually all domestic airline routes won approval from the House , which separately sent to President Bush a nearly $ 67 billion fiscal 1990 bill including the first construction funds for the space station . fiscal 1990 bill What is the purpose of a fiscal bill? 27 30 +836 1 A permanent smoking ban on virtually all domestic airline routes won approval from the House , which separately sent to President Bush a nearly $ 67 billion fiscal 1990 bill including the first construction funds for the space station . virtually all domestic but not all? 5 8 +836 1 A permanent smoking ban on virtually all domestic airline routes won approval from the House , which separately sent to President Bush a nearly $ 67 billion fiscal 1990 bill including the first construction funds for the space station . virtually all which ones weren't affected? 5 7 +836 2 The smoking prohibition remains attached to a $ 27 . 1 billion transportation bill that must still overcome budget obstacles in Congress . overcome How can the bill overcome those obstacles? 17 18 +836 2 The smoking prohibition remains attached to a $ 27 . 1 billion transportation bill that must still overcome budget obstacles in Congress . budget obstacles What budget obstacles does the transportation bill have to overcome? 18 20 +836 2 The smoking prohibition remains attached to a $ 27 . 1 billion transportation bill that must still overcome budget obstacles in Congress . overcome budget obstacles What obstacles need to be overcome? 17 20 +836 3 But yesterday ' s action put to rest any lingering resistance from tobacco interests . resistance Why were the tobacco interests resisting? 10 11 +836 3 But yesterday ' s action put to rest any lingering resistance from tobacco interests . yesterday ' s action What happened yesterday? 1 5 +836 3 But yesterday ' s action put to rest any lingering resistance from tobacco interests . yesterday ' s action exactly what happened yesterday? 1 5 +836 3 But yesterday ' s action put to rest any lingering resistance from tobacco interests . yesterday ' s action What action happened? 1 5 +836 3 But yesterday ' s action put to rest any lingering resistance from tobacco interests . lingering resistance What will the fallout be? 9 11 +836 4 Faced with inevitable defeat , the once dominant industry declined any recorded vote on the ban , which covers all but a fraction of 1 % of daily flights in the U . S . inevitable Why is the industry facing inevitable defeat? 2 3 +836 4 Faced with inevitable defeat , the once dominant industry declined any recorded vote on the ban , which covers all but a fraction of 1 % of daily flights in the U . S . dominant industry Is the dominant industry the smoking industry? 7 9 +836 4 Faced with inevitable defeat , the once dominant industry declined any recorded vote on the ban , which covers all but a fraction of 1 % of daily flights in the U . S . all but a fraction of 1 % What do the non-covered flights have in common, aside from not being involved in the ban? 19 26 +836 5 The sole exceptions are an estimated 30 flights of six hours or more beginning or ending in Hawaii and Alaska . exceptions Why are there exceptions? 2 3 +836 5 The sole exceptions are an estimated 30 flights of six hours or more beginning or ending in Hawaii and Alaska . sole exceptions Why are Hawaii and Alaska excluded? 1 3 +836 5 The sole exceptions are an estimated 30 flights of six hours or more beginning or ending in Hawaii and Alaska . exceptions why are those routes the exceptions? 2 3 +836 5 The sole exceptions are an estimated 30 flights of six hours or more beginning or ending in Hawaii and Alaska . beginning or ending in Hawaii and Alaska What makes intercontinental flights different? 13 20 +836 5 The sole exceptions are an estimated 30 flights of six hours or more beginning or ending in Hawaii and Alaska . exceptions Why were there exceptions to the ban on smoking? 2 3 +837 1 Philip Morris Cos . is launching a massive corporate advertising campaign that will put the tobacco giant ' s name in TV commercials for the first time since the early 1950s , when it stopped advertising its namesake cigarette brand on television . first time since the early 1950s , what made them stop way back then? 25 32 +837 1 Philip Morris Cos . is launching a massive corporate advertising campaign that will put the tobacco giant ' s name in TV commercials for the first time since the early 1950s , when it stopped advertising its namesake cigarette brand on television . massive corporate advertising campaign Why the advertising in such a hostile climate? 7 11 +837 2 The campaign , a patriotic celebration of the 200th anniversary of the Bill of Rights , doesn ' t mention cigarettes or smoking ; cigarette ads have been prohibited on television since 1971 . doesn ' t mention cigarettes or smoking ; Then why are we worried? Is it a crime for an industry to put out a patriotic commercial for a patriotic anniversary? 16 24 +837 3 But even before it begins , the campaign is drawing fire from anti - smoking advocates , who criticize Philip Morris ' s attempt to bolster its beleaguered image by wrapping itself in the document that is a cornerstone of American democracy . anti - smoking advocates , who are the advocates? 12 17 +837 3 But even before it begins , the campaign is drawing fire from anti - smoking advocates , who criticize Philip Morris ' s attempt to bolster its beleaguered image by wrapping itself in the document that is a cornerstone of American democracy . bolster its beleaguered is this statement written with the emotive of the advocates or the author? I wonder if this is an opinion piece and biased and where is the bias? 25 28 +837 3 But even before it begins , the campaign is drawing fire from anti - smoking advocates , who criticize Philip Morris ' s attempt to bolster its beleaguered image by wrapping itself in the document that is a cornerstone of American democracy . anti - smoking advocates , Which anti-smoking advocates? 12 17 +837 3 But even before it begins , the campaign is drawing fire from anti - smoking advocates , who criticize Philip Morris ' s attempt to bolster its beleaguered image by wrapping itself in the document that is a cornerstone of American democracy . wrapping itself in the document Why does Philip Morris think this will help its image? 30 35 +837 4 Philip Morris , which became the U . S . ' s largest food company last year with its $ 12 . 9 billion acquisition of Kraft Inc . , seems determined to evolve beyond its roots in Marlboro country . evolve beyond what will it evolve to? 33 35 +837 4 Philip Morris , which became the U . S . ' s largest food company last year with its $ 12 . 9 billion acquisition of Kraft Inc . , seems determined to evolve beyond its roots in Marlboro country . evolve beyond its roots in Marlboro country Since this company no longer does just tobacco products, are these commercials to be geared more towards the food side of their business? 33 40 +837 4 Philip Morris , which became the U . S . ' s largest food company last year with its $ 12 . 9 billion acquisition of Kraft Inc . , seems determined to evolve beyond its roots in Marlboro country . evolve beyond its roots in Marlboro country . Is it horrible for a company to branch into other industries to help ensure its survival 33 41 +837 4 Philip Morris , which became the U . S . ' s largest food company last year with its $ 12 . 9 billion acquisition of Kraft Inc . , seems determined to evolve beyond its roots in Marlboro country . acquisition of Kraft Inc Why did PM acquire Kraft Foods? 24 28 +837 5 The company ' s research suggests that its name recognition among most consumers remains unusually low , although its array of brands - - including Maxwell House coffee , Jell - O , Cheez Whiz , and Miller beer - - blanket supermarket shelves . unusually low , why is it so low? 14 17 +837 5 The company ' s research suggests that its name recognition among most consumers remains unusually low , although its array of brands - - including Maxwell House coffee , Jell - O , Cheez Whiz , and Miller beer - - blanket supermarket shelves . consumers remains unusually low , How can such a large company have such poor name recognition? 12 17 +838 1 Coast Savings Financial Inc . reported a third - quarter loss , citing a previously announced capital restructuring program . capital restructuring program . why did they make a capital restructuring program? 16 20 +838 1 Coast Savings Financial Inc . reported a third - quarter loss , citing a previously announced capital restructuring program . capital restructuring program What program and when was it announced? 16 19 +838 1 Coast Savings Financial Inc . reported a third - quarter loss , citing a previously announced capital restructuring program . capital restructuring program What was the reason a restructuring program was needed? 16 19 +838 2 The Los Angeles thrift holding company said it had a loss of $ 92 . 2 million , or $ 6 . 98 a share , for the quarter ended Sept . 30 . loss of $ 92 . 2 million , Why did they lose so much? 10 18 +838 2 The Los Angeles thrift holding company said it had a loss of $ 92 . 2 million , or $ 6 . 98 a share , for the quarter ended Sept . 30 . a loss of $ 92 . 2 million , What drove the loss? 9 18 +838 3 Coast earned $ 10 . 2 million , or 67 cents a share , in the year - ago quarter . $ 10 . 2 million , so are they overall profiting then? 2 8 +838 3 Coast earned $ 10 . 2 million , or 67 cents a share , in the year - ago quarter . in the year - ago quarter is this the same quarter from last year? 14 20 +838 4 The year - ago results have been restated to comply with government regulations . restated to comply why did they have to restate? 7 10 +838 4 The year - ago results have been restated to comply with government regulations . restated to comply with government regulations . why didn't the initial number comply? 7 14 +838 4 The year - ago results have been restated to comply with government regulations . restated to comply with government regulations Why didn't they already comply? 7 13 +838 4 The year - ago results have been restated to comply with government regulations . government regulations What government regulations is Coast complying with? 11 13 +838 4 The year - ago results have been restated to comply with government regulations . restated In this context, what does restated mean? Why did it need to be done? 7 8 +838 5 The restructuring program is designed to increase the company ' s tangible capital ratio . tangible capital ratio what is that exactly? 11 14 +838 5 The restructuring program is designed to increase the company ' s tangible capital ratio . tangible capital ratio . what is tangible capital ratio? 11 15 +838 5 The restructuring program is designed to increase the company ' s tangible capital ratio . tangible capital ratio What is tangible capital ratio? 11 14 +838 5 The restructuring program is designed to increase the company ' s tangible capital ratio . tangible capital ratio What is a \"tangible capital ratio?\" 11 14 +839 1 A shiny new takeover deal sparked a big rally in stock prices , which buoyed the dollar . takeover deal sparked who took over? 3 6 +839 1 A shiny new takeover deal sparked a big rally in stock prices , which buoyed the dollar . takeover Who is taking over what? 3 4 +839 1 A shiny new takeover deal sparked a big rally in stock prices , which buoyed the dollar . stock prices , How much did stock prices change? 10 13 +839 1 A shiny new takeover deal sparked a big rally in stock prices , which buoyed the dollar . shiny Why was the deal shiny? 1 2 +839 1 A shiny new takeover deal sparked a big rally in stock prices , which buoyed the dollar . takeover deal Which companies are involved in the takeover deal? 3 5 +839 2 Bond prices also edged higher . higher higher than what? 4 5 +839 2 Bond prices also edged higher . edged higher How much higher? 3 5 +839 2 Bond prices also edged higher . Bond How are bond prices related to stock prices? 0 1 +839 3 Georgia - Pacific ' s $ 3 . 18 billion bid for Great Northern Nekoosa helped drive the Dow Jones Industrial Average up 41 . 60 points , to 2645 . 08 , in active trading . Great Northern Nekoosa What kind of business does this company do? 12 15 +839 4 The dollar drew strength from the stock market ' s climb . drew strength how much did it increase? 2 4 +839 4 The dollar drew strength from the stock market ' s climb . dollar drew strength How much did it change? 1 4 +839 4 The dollar drew strength from the stock market ' s climb . strength The dollar drew strength in relation to what currencies? 3 4 +839 5 Long - term bond prices rose despite trepidation about what a key economic report will show today . what a key economic report will show today What do you expect the report to say? 9 17 +839 5 Long - term bond prices rose despite trepidation about what a key economic report will show today . trepidation Why was there trepidation about this key economic report? 7 8 +839 5 Long - term bond prices rose despite trepidation about what a key economic report will show today . key economic report What is the key economic report? 11 14 +840 1 Private industry ' s labor costs rose 1 . 2 % in the third quarter , matching the second - quarter pace , as health insurance costs continued to soar , the Labor Department said . health insurance Why is health insurance so costly? 24 26 +840 1 Private industry ' s labor costs rose 1 . 2 % in the third quarter , matching the second - quarter pace , as health insurance costs continued to soar , the Labor Department said . Private industry ' s What is private industry? 0 4 +840 1 Private industry ' s labor costs rose 1 . 2 % in the third quarter , matching the second - quarter pace , as health insurance costs continued to soar , the Labor Department said . health insurance costs Why are health insurance costs soaring? 24 27 +840 1 Private industry ' s labor costs rose 1 . 2 % in the third quarter , matching the second - quarter pace , as health insurance costs continued to soar , the Labor Department said . Private industry ' s labor costs What does this have to do with health insurance costs? 0 6 +840 2 The increase in wage and benefit costs in the third quarter was greater than the 1 % rise reported for the third quarter of 1988 . quarter of 1988 what year are we talking about now? 22 25 +840 2 The increase in wage and benefit costs in the third quarter was greater than the 1 % rise reported for the third quarter of 1988 . third quarter of 1988 What was the number of the third quarter? 21 25 +840 2 The increase in wage and benefit costs in the third quarter was greater than the 1 % rise reported for the third quarter of 1988 . increase in wage and benefit costs Why are the costs increasing? 1 7 +840 3 " Wage increases and overall compensation increases are beginning to curl upward a little bit , " said Audrey Freedman , a labor economist at the Conference Board , a business research organization . Conference Board , What is the credibility of the conference Board? 26 29 +840 3 " Wage increases and overall compensation increases are beginning to curl upward a little bit , " said Audrey Freedman , a labor economist at the Conference Board , a business research organization . beginning to curl upward a little bit , " What is the cause of this up turn? is the market increasing and this is a natural side effect or has something happened to unnatural inflate the prices? 8 17 +840 4 " One would have thought this would have happened two or three years ago as the labor market tightened . " One Who is One? 0 2 +840 4 " One would have thought this would have happened two or three years ago as the labor market tightened . two or three years ago why did it not happen then but did at the time of this article? 9 14 +840 5 It is a considerably delayed reaction and it ' s not a severe one at all , " she added . delayed reaction delayed by how much? 4 6 +840 5 It is a considerably delayed reaction and it ' s not a severe one at all , " she added . severe one What would it be a severe one? 12 14 +840 5 It is a considerably delayed reaction and it ' s not a severe one at all , " she added . not a severe one at all , " then why is the author writing an article about it? 10 18 +841 1 After 20 years of pushing labor proposals to overhaul the nation ' s health - care system , Bert Seidman of the AFL - CIO is finding interest from an unlikely quarter : big business . unlikely quarter : why is it unlikely? 30 33 +841 1 After 20 years of pushing labor proposals to overhaul the nation ' s health - care system , Bert Seidman of the AFL - CIO is finding interest from an unlikely quarter : big business . labor proposals What labor proposals have to do with health care? 5 7 +841 1 After 20 years of pushing labor proposals to overhaul the nation ' s health - care system , Bert Seidman of the AFL - CIO is finding interest from an unlikely quarter : big business . big business Why would big business be interested in a health-care system overhaul? 33 35 +841 2 Corporate leaders , frustrated by double - digit increases in health - care costs , are beginning to sound like liberal Democrats . liberal Democrats Does this mean that corporate leaders want lower healthcare costs for their employees? 20 22 +841 3 Failure to check rising medical costs ultimately could " lead some of us who today are free - market advocates to re - examine our thinking and positions with respect to government - sponsored national health insurance , " Arthur Puccini , a General Electric Co . vice president , warned earlier this year . warned earlier who did he warn? 50 52 +841 3 Failure to check rising medical costs ultimately could " lead some of us who today are free - market advocates to re - examine our thinking and positions with respect to government - sponsored national health insurance , " Arthur Puccini , a General Electric Co . vice president , warned earlier this year . check rising medical costs Does this refer to how our government handles medical costs or how corporations pay people through medical coverage? 2 6 +841 3 Failure to check rising medical costs ultimately could " lead some of us who today are free - market advocates to re - examine our thinking and positions with respect to government - sponsored national health insurance , " Arthur Puccini , a General Electric Co . vice president , warned earlier this year . medical costs Why are rising medical costs left unchecked? 4 6 +841 3 Failure to check rising medical costs ultimately could " lead some of us who today are free - market advocates to re - examine our thinking and positions with respect to government - sponsored national health insurance , " Arthur Puccini , a General Electric Co . vice president , warned earlier this year . warned How or where did he warn? 50 51 +841 4 The pocketbook impact of health benefits has driven business and labor to a surprising consensus . pocketbook impact does it just mean money? 1 3 +841 4 The pocketbook impact of health benefits has driven business and labor to a surprising consensus . surprising What is surprising about the consensus? 13 14 +841 5 Both the AFL - CIO and the National Association of Manufacturers are calling for measures to control rising costs , improve quality and provide care to the 31 million Americans who currently lack health insurance . AFL - CIO and what does it stand for? 2 6 +841 5 Both the AFL - CIO and the National Association of Manufacturers are calling for measures to control rising costs , improve quality and provide care to the 31 million Americans who currently lack health insurance . health insurance Why do so many Americans lack health insurance? 33 35 +842 1 Ocean Drilling & Exploration Co . will sell its contract - drilling business , and took a $ 50 . 9 million loss from discontinued operations in the third quarter because of the planned sale . discontinued operations Why were the operations being discontinued? 24 26 +842 1 Ocean Drilling & Exploration Co . will sell its contract - drilling business , and took a $ 50 . 9 million loss from discontinued operations in the third quarter because of the planned sale . sell For how much? 7 8 +842 2 The New Orleans oil and gas exploration and diving operations company added that it doesn ' t expect any further adverse financial impact from the restructuring . further adverse financial will it gain money? 19 22 +842 2 The New Orleans oil and gas exploration and diving operations company added that it doesn ' t expect any further adverse financial impact from the restructuring . restructuring Why are they selling? 25 26 +842 3 In the third quarter , the company , which is 61 % - owned by Murphy Oil Corp . of Arkansas , had a net loss of $ 46 . 9 million , or 91 cents a share , compared with a restated loss of $ 9 million , or 18 cents a share , a year ago . restated loss what is a restated loss? 42 44 +842 3 In the third quarter , the company , which is 61 % - owned by Murphy Oil Corp . of Arkansas , had a net loss of $ 46 . 9 million , or 91 cents a share , compared with a restated loss of $ 9 million , or 18 cents a share , a year ago . net loss of $ 46 . 9 million , or 91 cents a share , Why was the company so debt-ridden compared to the year prior? 24 39 +842 3 In the third quarter , the company , which is 61 % - owned by Murphy Oil Corp . of Arkansas , had a net loss of $ 46 . 9 million , or 91 cents a share , compared with a restated loss of $ 9 million , or 18 cents a share , a year ago . loss Why did they lose money prior? 25 26 +842 4 The latest period had profit from continuing operations of $ 4 million . latest period had profit Profit from what? 1 5 +842 5 Revenue gained 13 % to $ 77 . 3 million from $ 68 . 5 million . 13 % to is that a big jump? 2 5 +842 5 Revenue gained 13 % to $ 77 . 3 million from $ 68 . 5 million . gained When did revenue gain? 1 2 +843 1 The Soviet legislature approved a 1990 budget yesterday that halves its huge deficit with cuts in defense spending and capital outlays while striving to improve supplies to frustrated consumers . capital outlays what are capital outlays? 19 21 +843 1 The Soviet legislature approved a 1990 budget yesterday that halves its huge deficit with cuts in defense spending and capital outlays while striving to improve supplies to frustrated consumers . frustrated consumers Why are customers frustrated? 27 29 +843 1 The Soviet legislature approved a 1990 budget yesterday that halves its huge deficit with cuts in defense spending and capital outlays while striving to improve supplies to frustrated consumers . improve How does the budget improve supplies to frustrated consumers? 24 25 +843 2 The vote to approve was approve was was it accepted? 3 5 +843 2 The vote to approve was vote to approve was What was the vote to approve? 1 5 +843 2 The vote to approve was vote How was the vote carried out? 1 2 +843 3 A proposal to raise prices of beer , tobacco and luxuries was rejected 338 - 44 . 338 - 44 so they really didnt want it? 13 16 +843 3 A proposal to raise prices of beer , tobacco and luxuries was rejected 338 - 44 . rejected Why was the proposal rejected? 12 13 +843 3 A proposal to raise prices of beer , tobacco and luxuries was rejected 338 - 44 . rejected Why was the proposal to raise prices of beer rejected? 12 13 +843 3 A proposal to raise prices of beer , tobacco and luxuries was rejected 338 - 44 . and luxuries What kind of luxuries? 9 11 +843 4 Soviet President Mikhail S . Gorbachev told the legislators they had made a good start , but that the most difficult work was still ahead . most difficult work What was the most difficult work? 19 22 +843 4 Soviet President Mikhail S . Gorbachev told the legislators they had made a good start , but that the most difficult work was still ahead . told the legislators they had made a good start , If the the proposal from last sentance was rejected, what is the good start? What was accepted? 6 16 +843 4 Soviet President Mikhail S . Gorbachev told the legislators they had made a good start , but that the most difficult work was still ahead . good Why was the start good? 13 14 +843 4 Soviet President Mikhail S . Gorbachev told the legislators they had made a good start , but that the most difficult work was still ahead . difficult Why is the work going to be difficult? 20 21 +843 5 The Tass news agency said the 1990 budget anticipates income of 429 . 9 billion rubles ( US $ 693 . 4 billion ) and expenditures of 489 . 9 billion rubles ( US $ 790 . 2 billion ) . anticipates How did the news agency arrive at these conclusions? 8 9 +844 1 Sea Containers Ltd . , in a long - awaited move to repel a hostile takeover bid , said it will sell $ 1 . 1 billion of assets and use some of the proceeds to buy about 50 % of its common shares for $ 70 apiece . long - awaited move who was awaiting it? 7 11 +844 1 Sea Containers Ltd . , in a long - awaited move to repel a hostile takeover bid , said it will sell $ 1 . 1 billion of assets and use some of the proceeds to buy about 50 % of its common shares for $ 70 apiece . Sea Containers Ltd What kind of business is Sea Containers Ltd.? 0 3 +844 1 Sea Containers Ltd . , in a long - awaited move to repel a hostile takeover bid , said it will sell $ 1 . 1 billion of assets and use some of the proceeds to buy about 50 % of its common shares for $ 70 apiece . assets What assets? 28 29 +844 1 Sea Containers Ltd . , in a long - awaited move to repel a hostile takeover bid , said it will sell $ 1 . 1 billion of assets and use some of the proceeds to buy about 50 % of its common shares for $ 70 apiece . Sea Containers Ltd What kind of company is this? 0 3 +844 2 Together with the 3 . 6 million shares currently controlled by management , subsidiaries and directors , the completed tender offer would give Sea Containers a controlling stake . controlling stake what is a controlling stake? 26 28 +844 3 Describing itself as " asset rich , " Sea Containers said it will move immediately to sell two ports , various ferries , ferry services , containers , and other investments . " asset rich , " are they not actually rich? 3 8 +844 3 Describing itself as " asset rich , " Sea Containers said it will move immediately to sell two ports , various ferries , ferry services , containers , and other investments . " asset rich , " What does asset rich mean? 3 8 +844 3 Describing itself as " asset rich , " Sea Containers said it will move immediately to sell two ports , various ferries , ferry services , containers , and other investments . other investments What are the other investments Sea Containers wants to sell? 29 31 +844 3 Describing itself as " asset rich , " Sea Containers said it will move immediately to sell two ports , various ferries , ferry services , containers , and other investments . sell two ports , Which two ports does it plan to sell? 16 20 +844 4 Of the proceeds , $ 500 million will be used to fund its tender offer . tender Who is the tender? 13 14 +845 1 The head trader of Chemical Banking Corp . ' s interest - rate options group has left the company , following valuation errors that resulted in a $ 33 million charge against its third - quarter results . $ 33 million charge why were they charged? 27 31 +845 1 The head trader of Chemical Banking Corp . ' s interest - rate options group has left the company , following valuation errors that resulted in a $ 33 million charge against its third - quarter results . head trader WHo is this? 1 3 +845 2 Chemical said Steven Edelson resigned recently , but one individual close to the situation said the resignation was forced . individual close to the situation said which individual? 9 15 +845 2 Chemical said Steven Edelson resigned recently , but one individual close to the situation said the resignation was forced . resignation was forced How was Steve Edelson's resignation forced? 16 19 +845 2 Chemical said Steven Edelson resigned recently , but one individual close to the situation said the resignation was forced . resignation was forced Why do they think the resignation was forced? 16 19 +845 2 Chemical said Steven Edelson resigned recently , but one individual close to the situation said the resignation was forced . one individual Who was the individual? 8 10 +845 4 A separate inquiry by Chemical cleared Mr . Edelson of allegations that he had been lavishly entertained by a New York money broker . lavishly entertained took out to dinner? 15 17 +845 4 A separate inquiry by Chemical cleared Mr . Edelson of allegations that he had been lavishly entertained by a New York money broker . separate inquiry How does this separate inquiry impact his relationship with the company? 1 3 +845 4 A separate inquiry by Chemical cleared Mr . Edelson of allegations that he had been lavishly entertained by a New York money broker . cleared Mr . Edelson of allegations Before or after he was fired? 5 11 +845 5 That inquiry hasn ' t resolved similar allegations involving another Chemical options trader . options trader Who is the other Chemical options trader? 11 13 +845 5 That inquiry hasn ' t resolved similar allegations involving another Chemical options trader . another Chemical options trader Again, which one? 9 13 +846 1 Battle - tested Japanese industrial managers here always buck up nervous newcomers with the tale of the first of their countrymen to visit Mexico , a boatload of samurai warriors blown ashore 375 years ago . always buck up nervous newcomers Why do they always buck up the newcomers? 7 12 +846 1 Battle - tested Japanese industrial managers here always buck up nervous newcomers with the tale of the first of their countrymen to visit Mexico , a boatload of samurai warriors blown ashore 375 years ago . tale What is the tale of the first Japanese to visit Mexico? 14 15 +846 1 Battle - tested Japanese industrial managers here always buck up nervous newcomers with the tale of the first of their countrymen to visit Mexico , a boatload of samurai warriors blown ashore 375 years ago . samurai warriors blown ashore Why were the samurai so far from home? 28 32 +846 2 " From the beginning , it took a man with extraordinary qualities to succeed in Mexico , " says Kimihide Takimura , president of Mitsui group ' s Kensetsu Engineering Inc . unit . it took a man with extraordinary qualities Why did man have to have extraordinary qualities to succeed in mexico? 5 12 +846 2 " From the beginning , it took a man with extraordinary qualities to succeed in Mexico , " says Kimihide Takimura , president of Mitsui group ' s Kensetsu Engineering Inc . unit . extraordinary qualities Which extraordinary qualities did the man who succeeded in Mexico have? 10 12 +846 2 " From the beginning , it took a man with extraordinary qualities to succeed in Mexico , " says Kimihide Takimura , president of Mitsui group ' s Kensetsu Engineering Inc . unit . succeed in Mexico , " why is it hard to succeed there? 13 18 +846 2 " From the beginning , it took a man with extraordinary qualities to succeed in Mexico , " says Kimihide Takimura , president of Mitsui group ' s Kensetsu Engineering Inc . unit . qualities to succeed in Mexico , " What is it about Mexico that makes it so hard for an average Joe to succeed? 11 18 +846 3 Here in this new center for Japanese assembly plants just across the border from San Diego , turnover is dizzying , infrastructure shoddy , bureaucracy intense . turnover is dizzying , Why is turnover so terrible at the assembly plant? 17 21 +846 3 Here in this new center for Japanese assembly plants just across the border from San Diego , turnover is dizzying , infrastructure shoddy , bureaucracy intense . infrastructure shoddy , Why is the infrastructure shoddy? 21 24 +846 3 Here in this new center for Japanese assembly plants just across the border from San Diego , turnover is dizzying , infrastructure shoddy , bureaucracy intense . turnover is dizzying , Why is the turnover dizzying at the Japanese assembly plants? 17 21 +846 3 Here in this new center for Japanese assembly plants just across the border from San Diego , turnover is dizzying , infrastructure shoddy , bureaucracy intense . turnover is dizzying , Why is there such high turnover? 17 21 +846 3 Here in this new center for Japanese assembly plants just across the border from San Diego , turnover is dizzying , infrastructure shoddy , bureaucracy intense . turnover is dizzying , Why are the conditions so poor in that plant? 17 21 +846 4 Even after - hours drag ; " karaoke " bars , where Japanese revelers sing over recorded music , are prohibited by Mexico ' s powerful musicians union . are prohibited Why are these prohibited? 19 21 +846 4 Even after - hours drag ; " karaoke " bars , where Japanese revelers sing over recorded music , are prohibited by Mexico ' s powerful musicians union . prohibited Why are karaoke bars banned by Mexico? 20 21 +846 4 Even after - hours drag ; " karaoke " bars , where Japanese revelers sing over recorded music , are prohibited by Mexico ' s powerful musicians union . prohibited by Mexico ' s powerful musicians union Why does the union prohibit karaoke? 20 28 +846 4 Even after - hours drag ; " karaoke " bars , where Japanese revelers sing over recorded music , are prohibited by Mexico ' s powerful musicians union . " karaoke " why is it quoted? 6 9 +846 4 Even after - hours drag ; " karaoke " bars , where Japanese revelers sing over recorded music , are prohibited by Mexico ' s powerful musicians union . powerful musicians union What does the union have against karaoke? 25 28 +846 5 Still , 20 Japanese companies , including giants such as Sanyo Industries Corp . , Matsushita Electronics Components Corp . and Sony Corp . have set up shop in the state of Northern Baja California . Still , 20 Japanese companies , Why have these companies decided to stay? 0 6 +846 5 Still , 20 Japanese companies , including giants such as Sanyo Industries Corp . , Matsushita Electronics Components Corp . and Sony Corp . have set up shop in the state of Northern Baja California . Northern Baja California is that near the border? 32 35 +846 5 Still , 20 Japanese companies , including giants such as Sanyo Industries Corp . , Matsushita Electronics Components Corp . and Sony Corp . have set up shop in the state of Northern Baja California . Still , Why would they set up shop there if presumably conditions are better elsewhere? 0 2 +847 1 Cray Research Inc . won government clearance for its proposed reorganization of founder Seymour Cray ' s supercomputer design team into a separate company . separate company What is the name of the separate company? 22 24 +847 1 Cray Research Inc . won government clearance for its proposed reorganization of founder Seymour Cray ' s supercomputer design team into a separate company . won government clearance What level of clearance were they given? 4 7 +847 3 Cray ' s directors set Nov . 15 as the record date for distribution of shares in the new company , to be called Cray Computer Corp . Nov . 15 of which year? 5 8 +847 3 Cray ' s directors set Nov . 15 as the record date for distribution of shares in the new company , to be called Cray Computer Corp . distribution of shares How many shares will be distributed? 13 16 +847 4 It will trade over the counter under the symbol CRAY . over the counter what does over the counter mean? 3 6 +847 4 It will trade over the counter under the symbol CRAY . trade over the counter What does \"trade over the counter\" mean? 2 6 +847 5 The plan calls for Cray Research holders to receive one share in the new company for every two shares held . share how much is one share? 10 11 +848 1 GREAT NORTHERN NEKOOSA is being sought by another big paper company , Georgia - Pacific , for $ 58 a share , or about $ 3 . 18 billion . being sought Why is this company being sought? 4 6 +848 1 GREAT NORTHERN NEKOOSA is being sought by another big paper company , Georgia - Pacific , for $ 58 a share , or about $ 3 . 18 billion . for $ 58 a share , Is this the typical? 16 22 +848 1 GREAT NORTHERN NEKOOSA is being sought by another big paper company , Georgia - Pacific , for $ 58 a share , or about $ 3 . 18 billion . sought Why does Georgia-Pacific seeking to buy Great Northern Nekoosa? 5 6 +848 1 GREAT NORTHERN NEKOOSA is being sought by another big paper company , Georgia - Pacific , for $ 58 a share , or about $ 3 . 18 billion . another How many other companies are seeking to buy Great Northern Nekoosa? 7 8 +848 1 GREAT NORTHERN NEKOOSA is being sought by another big paper company , Georgia - Pacific , for $ 58 a share , or about $ 3 . 18 billion . sought Why is Great Northern Nekoosa being sought by Georgia-Pacific? 5 6 +848 2 The tender offer , which surprised analysts because it appeared to be unsolicited , could spark a period of industry consolidation . tender offer , what is a tender offer? 1 4 +848 2 The tender offer , which surprised analysts because it appeared to be unsolicited , could spark a period of industry consolidation . tender offer , Why is it considered a tender offer? 1 4 +848 2 The tender offer , which surprised analysts because it appeared to be unsolicited , could spark a period of industry consolidation . spark a period of industry consolidation Is this needed? 15 21 +848 2 The tender offer , which surprised analysts because it appeared to be unsolicited , could spark a period of industry consolidation . unsolicited , Why was the offer given if it was unsolicited? 12 14 +848 3 Analysts questioned whether Georgia - Pacific will ultimately prevail , saying other paper concerns may make competing bids . Georgia - Pacific can they prevail? 3 6 +848 3 Analysts questioned whether Georgia - Pacific will ultimately prevail , saying other paper concerns may make competing bids . may make competing bids Was their any indication of that? 14 18 +848 3 Analysts questioned whether Georgia - Pacific will ultimately prevail , saying other paper concerns may make competing bids . prevail , How would the Georgia-Pacific fail? 8 10 +848 3 Analysts questioned whether Georgia - Pacific will ultimately prevail , saying other paper concerns may make competing bids . paper concerns What are paper concerns? 12 14 +848 4 Two more securities firms bowed to the outcry over program trading . the outcry What is the outcry? 6 8 +848 4 Two more securities firms bowed to the outcry over program trading . bowed Why did security firms bow to the outcry over program trading? 4 5 +848 4 Two more securities firms bowed to the outcry over program trading . trading How was the trading program controversial? 10 11 +848 4 Two more securities firms bowed to the outcry over program trading . securities firms Who are the securities firms? 2 4 +848 5 GE ' s Kidder Peabody unit said it would stop doing stock - index arbitrage for its own account , while Merrill Lynch said it was halting such trading entirely . halting such trading entirely . Why did they make that decision? 26 31 +848 5 GE ' s Kidder Peabody unit said it would stop doing stock - index arbitrage for its own account , while Merrill Lynch said it was halting such trading entirely . arbitrage How was GE performing stock-index arbitrage for its own account? 14 15 +848 5 GE ' s Kidder Peabody unit said it would stop doing stock - index arbitrage for its own account , while Merrill Lynch said it was halting such trading entirely . halting Why did Merrill Lynch halt the stock trading entirely? 26 27 +849 1 EAST GERMANS RALLIED in three cities to demand democratic freedoms . three cities Which three cities did the East Dermans rally in? 4 6 +849 1 EAST GERMANS RALLIED in three cities to demand democratic freedoms . democratic freedoms What democratic freedoms did the East Germans want? 8 10 +849 1 EAST GERMANS RALLIED in three cities to demand democratic freedoms . three cities which cities? 4 6 +849 1 EAST GERMANS RALLIED in three cities to demand democratic freedoms . demand democratic freedoms What democratic freedoms did East German citizens demand in the three cities? 7 10 +849 1 EAST GERMANS RALLIED in three cities to demand democratic freedoms . democratic freedoms What democratic freedoms do they demand? 8 10 +849 2 As the country ' s new leader , Egon Krenz , prepared to travel to Moscow today for talks with Soviet leader Gorbachev , hundreds of thousands of East Germans massed in the streets of Leipzig , Halle and Schwerin to call for internal freedoms and the legalization of the New Forum opposition group . legalization of the New Forum Why was the New Forum group illegal? 47 52 +849 2 As the country ' s new leader , Egon Krenz , prepared to travel to Moscow today for talks with Soviet leader Gorbachev , hundreds of thousands of East Germans massed in the streets of Leipzig , Halle and Schwerin to call for internal freedoms and the legalization of the New Forum opposition group . call for internal freedoms What internal freedoms did East German citizens demand from their newly elected leader? 41 45 +849 2 As the country ' s new leader , Egon Krenz , prepared to travel to Moscow today for talks with Soviet leader Gorbachev , hundreds of thousands of East Germans massed in the streets of Leipzig , Halle and Schwerin to call for internal freedoms and the legalization of the New Forum opposition group . New Forum opposition group Why did East German citizens want the New Forum opposition group to be established? 50 54 +849 2 As the country ' s new leader , Egon Krenz , prepared to travel to Moscow today for talks with Soviet leader Gorbachev , hundreds of thousands of East Germans massed in the streets of Leipzig , Halle and Schwerin to call for internal freedoms and the legalization of the New Forum opposition group . internal freedoms What internal freedoms do they demand? 43 45 +849 3 Krenz , however , vowed to preserve the Communist Party ' s hold on political power and said East Germans shouldn ' t destabilize the nation with unrealistic demands . destabilize the nation How would East Germans destabilize the nation? 23 26 +849 3 Krenz , however , vowed to preserve the Communist Party ' s hold on political power and said East Germans shouldn ' t destabilize the nation with unrealistic demands . unrealistic demands Why did he think that the demands were unrealistic? 27 29 +849 3 Krenz , however , vowed to preserve the Communist Party ' s hold on political power and said East Germans shouldn ' t destabilize the nation with unrealistic demands . unrealistic demands What did Egon Krenz believe were unrealistic demands? 27 29 +849 3 Krenz , however , vowed to preserve the Communist Party ' s hold on political power and said East Germans shouldn ' t destabilize the nation with unrealistic demands . destabilize the nation Why would East Germany be destabilised with the unrealistic demands of its citizens? 23 26 +849 3 Krenz , however , vowed to preserve the Communist Party ' s hold on political power and said East Germans shouldn ' t destabilize the nation with unrealistic demands . unrealistic Why where their demands unrealistic? 27 28 +849 4 Communist officials this month have faced nearly daily pro - democracy protests , accompanied by the flight to the West by thousands of East Germans . month which month? 3 4 +849 4 Communist officials this month have faced nearly daily pro - democracy protests , accompanied by the flight to the West by thousands of East Germans . accompanied by the flight to the West Why did East Germans move from East Germany to West Germany? 13 20 +849 5 Soviet police clashed with demonstrators in Moscow following a candlelight vigil around the KGB ' s Lubyanka headquarters in memory of those persecuted under Stalin . Lubyanka is that a city? 16 17 +849 5 Soviet police clashed with demonstrators in Moscow following a candlelight vigil around the KGB ' s Lubyanka headquarters in memory of those persecuted under Stalin . KGB ' s Lubyanka What is KGB's Lubyanka? 13 17 +849 5 Soviet police clashed with demonstrators in Moscow following a candlelight vigil around the KGB ' s Lubyanka headquarters in memory of those persecuted under Stalin . of those persecuted under Stalin How many people were persecuted under Stalin? 20 25 +849 5 Soviet police clashed with demonstrators in Moscow following a candlelight vigil around the KGB ' s Lubyanka headquarters in memory of those persecuted under Stalin . demonstrators How many demonstrators participated in the candlelit vigil in Moscow? 4 5 +849 5 Soviet police clashed with demonstrators in Moscow following a candlelight vigil around the KGB ' s Lubyanka headquarters in memory of those persecuted under Stalin . candlelight vigil What was the candlelight vigil for? 9 11 +850 1 The dollar finished mostly stronger yesterday , boosted by a modest recovery in share prices . stronger yesterday , How did it finish today? 4 7 +850 1 The dollar finished mostly stronger yesterday , boosted by a modest recovery in share prices . mostly stronger yesterday , how strong is it? 3 7 +850 1 The dollar finished mostly stronger yesterday , boosted by a modest recovery in share prices . recovery Why was there a recovery in share prices? 11 12 +850 1 The dollar finished mostly stronger yesterday , boosted by a modest recovery in share prices . The dollar Which dollar? Which country? 0 2 +850 1 The dollar finished mostly stronger yesterday , boosted by a modest recovery in share prices . modest recovery in share prices Why was there a modest recovery in share prices? 10 15 +850 2 The Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed 6 . 76 points in a spate of bargain - hunting following last week ' s declines . spate of bargain - hunting How can they call it bargain-hunting? 12 17 +850 2 The Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed 6 . 76 points in a spate of bargain - hunting following last week ' s declines . bargain - hunting What is considered bargain hunting? 14 17 +850 2 The Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed 6 . 76 points in a spate of bargain - hunting following last week ' s declines . spate of bargain - hunting How did a spate of bargain hunting work? 12 17 +850 3 " Attention is fixed on the stock market for lack of anything else to sink our teeth into , " said Robert White , a vice president at First Interstate of California . lack of anything else to sink our teeth into , " Why do we have nothing else to sink our teeth into? 9 20 +850 3 " Attention is fixed on the stock market for lack of anything else to sink our teeth into , " said Robert White , a vice president at First Interstate of California . Robert White , who asked him the question? 21 24 +850 3 " Attention is fixed on the stock market for lack of anything else to sink our teeth into , " said Robert White , a vice president at First Interstate of California . sink our teeth into , " Why isn't there anything to sink our teeth into? 14 20 +850 3 " Attention is fixed on the stock market for lack of anything else to sink our teeth into , " said Robert White , a vice president at First Interstate of California . First Interstate of California What does this business do? 28 32 +850 4 Some analysts predict that in the absence of market - moving news to push the U . S . unit sharply higher or lower , the currency is likely to drift below 1 . 80 marks this week . market - moving news Why is there no market-moving news? 8 12 +850 4 Some analysts predict that in the absence of market - moving news to push the U . S . unit sharply higher or lower , the currency is likely to drift below 1 . 80 marks this week . likely to drift below 1 . 80 marks What are \"marks\"? 28 36 +850 4 Some analysts predict that in the absence of market - moving news to push the U . S . unit sharply higher or lower , the currency is likely to drift below 1 . 80 marks this week . absence of market - moving news Why is their an absence of market-moving news? 6 12 +850 5 But others reject the view , and forecast the dollar will continue to hold its current tight trading pattern . But others reject the view Why do others reject this view? 0 5 +850 5 But others reject the view , and forecast the dollar will continue to hold its current tight trading pattern . others reject the view , do they have a good point? 1 6 +850 5 But others reject the view , and forecast the dollar will continue to hold its current tight trading pattern . reject the view , Why do others reject the view? 2 6 +851 1 Singer Bette Midler won a $ 400 , 000 federal court jury verdict against Young & Rubicam in a case that threatens a popular advertising industry practice of using " sound - alike " performers to tout products . practice How does that work? 26 27 +851 1 Singer Bette Midler won a $ 400 , 000 federal court jury verdict against Young & Rubicam in a case that threatens a popular advertising industry practice of using " sound - alike " performers to tout products . threatens Is that very threatening or actually threatening? 21 22 +851 2 The decision in Los Angeles federal court stems from a 1985 Mercury Sable TV ad that Young & Rubicam worked up for Ford Motor Co . stems from How does it stem from the ad and why? 7 9 +851 3 The ad agency had approached Ms . Midler about appearing , but she declined , citing a longstanding policy of refusing advertising work . refusing advertising work Why does Bette Midler refuse advertising work? 20 23 +851 3 The ad agency had approached Ms . Midler about appearing , but she declined , citing a longstanding policy of refusing advertising work . refusing advertising work why does she refuse it so much? 20 23 +851 3 The ad agency had approached Ms . Midler about appearing , but she declined , citing a longstanding policy of refusing advertising work . longstanding Since when? 17 18 +851 3 The ad agency had approached Ms . Midler about appearing , but she declined , citing a longstanding policy of refusing advertising work . advertising work Does she refuse all advertising work? 21 23 +851 4 The agency then turned to a former backup singer for Ms . Midler who appeared in the ad and crooned what was generally considered a more than credible imitation of Ms . Midler ' s 1973 hit song " Do You Wanna Dance . " crooned does it mean to sing? 19 20 +851 4 The agency then turned to a former backup singer for Ms . Midler who appeared in the ad and crooned what was generally considered a more than credible imitation of Ms . Midler ' s 1973 hit song " Do You Wanna Dance . " former backup singer for Ms . Midler Who was the former backup singer for Ms. Midler? 6 13 +851 5 The appeals court held : " When a distinctive voice of a professional singer is widely known and is deliberately imitated in order to sell a product , the sellers have appropriated what is not theirs . " appeals court held : who said this exactly? 1 5 +852 1 Mercury Savings & Loan Association , Huntington Beach , Calif . , reported a third - quarter loss of $ 3 . 9 million , or 61 cents a share , compared with net income of $ 1 . 4 million , or 22 cents a share , in the year - earlier quarter . loss What is the cause of this loss? 17 18 +852 1 Mercury Savings & Loan Association , Huntington Beach , Calif . , reported a third - quarter loss of $ 3 . 9 million , or 61 cents a share , compared with net income of $ 1 . 4 million , or 22 cents a share , in the year - earlier quarter . compared with Are the numbers the loss was compared to average? 31 33 +852 1 Mercury Savings & Loan Association , Huntington Beach , Calif . , reported a third - quarter loss of $ 3 . 9 million , or 61 cents a share , compared with net income of $ 1 . 4 million , or 22 cents a share , in the year - earlier quarter . loss why are they reporting a loss? 17 18 +852 1 Mercury Savings & Loan Association , Huntington Beach , Calif . , reported a third - quarter loss of $ 3 . 9 million , or 61 cents a share , compared with net income of $ 1 . 4 million , or 22 cents a share , in the year - earlier quarter . third - quarter loss Why did Mercury Savings & Loan Association have a third-quarter loss? 14 18 +852 1 Mercury Savings & Loan Association , Huntington Beach , Calif . , reported a third - quarter loss of $ 3 . 9 million , or 61 cents a share , compared with net income of $ 1 . 4 million , or 22 cents a share , in the year - earlier quarter . loss why was there a loss? 17 18 +852 2 Mercury attributed the loss to rapid prepayments of loans and costs incurred in refinancing many house loans this past spring and summer , when interest rates dipped . rapid prepayments Why were the payments expediated? 5 7 +852 2 Mercury attributed the loss to rapid prepayments of loans and costs incurred in refinancing many house loans this past spring and summer , when interest rates dipped . rates dipped How much of a dip? 25 27 +852 2 Mercury attributed the loss to rapid prepayments of loans and costs incurred in refinancing many house loans this past spring and summer , when interest rates dipped . rapid prepayments should they have been slower? 5 7 +852 2 Mercury attributed the loss to rapid prepayments of loans and costs incurred in refinancing many house loans this past spring and summer , when interest rates dipped . when interest rates dipped What caused interest rates to dip? 23 27 +852 3 The thrift hired an investment banker earlier this month to advise it regarding a possible sale or merger . hired an investment banker Is this banker reputable? 2 6 +852 3 The thrift hired an investment banker earlier this month to advise it regarding a possible sale or merger . a possible sale or merger Is this the only option? 13 18 +852 3 The thrift hired an investment banker earlier this month to advise it regarding a possible sale or merger . month which month? 8 9 +852 3 The thrift hired an investment banker earlier this month to advise it regarding a possible sale or merger . thrift what is a thrift? 1 2 +852 4 Mercury also is shrinking itself , part of its plan to change its emphasis from buying mortgage loans from mortgage brokers to making loans directly . making loans directly Will this be more profitable for them?\n 22 25 +852 4 Mercury also is shrinking itself , part of its plan to change its emphasis from buying mortgage loans from mortgage brokers to making loans directly . shrinking itself , by how much? 3 6 +852 4 Mercury also is shrinking itself , part of its plan to change its emphasis from buying mortgage loans from mortgage brokers to making loans directly . emphasis from Why is it shrinking itself--what is the driver behind this? 13 15 +852 5 Such a focus is " more profitable , more efficient and gives us a greater sense of control , " said William A . Shane , Mercury ' s senior executive vice president . profitable , How much profit can be made? 6 8 +853 1 West German insurance giant Allianz AG entered the takeover battle between France ' s Cie . Allianz AG Why did Allianz AG enter the takeover battle? 4 6 +853 2 Financiere de Paribas and Cie . de Navigation Mixte . Cie . de Navigation is that in french? 4 8 +853 2 Financiere de Paribas and Cie . de Navigation Mixte . Financiere de Paribas What is Financiere de Paribas? 0 3 +853 2 Financiere de Paribas and Cie . de Navigation Mixte . Cie . de Navigation Mixte What is Cie. de Navigation Mixte? 4 9 +853 3 Allianz said it won French government approval to buy as much as one - third of Navigation Mixte , a diversified financial , transport and food holding company . diversified financial , how were they able to diversify? 20 23 +853 3 Allianz said it won French government approval to buy as much as one - third of Navigation Mixte , a diversified financial , transport and food holding company . French government approval How did the company gain approval? 4 7 +853 3 Allianz said it won French government approval to buy as much as one - third of Navigation Mixte , a diversified financial , transport and food holding company . as one - third of Navigation Mixte , how much does this company cost? 11 19 +853 5 Munich - based Allianz ' s brief explanatory statement said it is acting to protect its own interests as a shareholder of Navigation Mixte . brief explanatory how long was it? 6 8 +853 5 Munich - based Allianz ' s brief explanatory statement said it is acting to protect its own interests as a shareholder of Navigation Mixte . protect its own interests Why was the company trying to protect its own interests? 14 18 +854 1 The following were among yesterday ' s offerings and pricings in the U . S . and non - U . S . capital markets , with terms and syndicate manager , as compiled by Dow Jones Capital Markets Report : offerings Why are they making offerings? 7 8 +854 1 The following were among yesterday ' s offerings and pricings in the U . S . and non - U . S . capital markets , with terms and syndicate manager , as compiled by Dow Jones Capital Markets Report : pricings How are the markets priced? 9 10 +854 1 The following were among yesterday ' s offerings and pricings in the U . S . and non - U . S . capital markets , with terms and syndicate manager , as compiled by Dow Jones Capital Markets Report : compiled How are the terms compiled by Dow Jones Capital Markets Report? 33 34 +854 1 The following were among yesterday ' s offerings and pricings in the U . S . and non - U . S . capital markets , with terms and syndicate manager , as compiled by Dow Jones Capital Markets Report : U . S . and non - U . S . capital markets , What are the names of these markets? 12 26 +854 1 The following were among yesterday ' s offerings and pricings in the U . S . and non - U . S . capital markets , with terms and syndicate manager , as compiled by Dow Jones Capital Markets Report : offerings What are these offerings? 7 8 +854 2 New York City - - $ 813 . 4 million of general obligation bonds , Fiscal 1990 Series C and D , including $ 757 . 4 million of tax - exempt bonds and $ 56 million of taxable bonds , tentatively priced by a Goldman Sachs & Co . group . general obligation bonds , What are general obligation bonds? 11 15 +854 2 New York City - - $ 813 . 4 million of general obligation bonds , Fiscal 1990 Series C and D , including $ 757 . 4 million of tax - exempt bonds and $ 56 million of taxable bonds , tentatively priced by a Goldman Sachs & Co . group . taxable bonds , how is the tax or nontax decided? 38 41 +854 2 New York City - - $ 813 . 4 million of general obligation bonds , Fiscal 1990 Series C and D , including $ 757 . 4 million of tax - exempt bonds and $ 56 million of taxable bonds , tentatively priced by a Goldman Sachs & Co . group . obligation Why are the bonds obligated? 12 13 +854 2 New York City - - $ 813 . 4 million of general obligation bonds , Fiscal 1990 Series C and D , including $ 757 . 4 million of tax - exempt bonds and $ 56 million of taxable bonds , tentatively priced by a Goldman Sachs & Co . group . tax - exempt Why are the bonds tax-exempt? 29 32 +854 2 New York City - - $ 813 . 4 million of general obligation bonds , Fiscal 1990 Series C and D , including $ 757 . 4 million of tax - exempt bonds and $ 56 million of taxable bonds , tentatively priced by a Goldman Sachs & Co . group . tentatively Why is Goldman Sach & Co. group tentative about the pricing? 41 42 +854 2 New York City - - $ 813 . 4 million of general obligation bonds , Fiscal 1990 Series C and D , including $ 757 . 4 million of tax - exempt bonds and $ 56 million of taxable bonds , tentatively priced by a Goldman Sachs & Co . group . general obligation bonds , What are general obligation bonds? 11 15 +854 2 New York City - - $ 813 . 4 million of general obligation bonds , Fiscal 1990 Series C and D , including $ 757 . 4 million of tax - exempt bonds and $ 56 million of taxable bonds , tentatively priced by a Goldman Sachs & Co . group . tentatively priced Why were these bonds tentatively priced? 41 43 +854 2 New York City - - $ 813 . 4 million of general obligation bonds , Fiscal 1990 Series C and D , including $ 757 . 4 million of tax - exempt bonds and $ 56 million of taxable bonds , tentatively priced by a Goldman Sachs & Co . group . bonds , Why are they issuing these? 13 15 +854 3 Yields for tax - exempt bonds range from 6 1 / 2 % in 1990 to 7 . 88 % in 2003 - 2005 . 1990 Why were the rates 6 1/5% in 1990? 14 15 +854 3 Yields for tax - exempt bonds range from 6 1 / 2 % in 1990 to 7 . 88 % in 2003 - 2005 . 1990 Why did they increase so much? 14 15 +854 4 Yields for taxable bonds range from 9 1 / 8 % in 1994 to 9 . 90 % in 2009 and 2010 . 9 1 / 8 % in 1994 why are they higher than taxexempt? 6 13 +854 4 Yields for taxable bonds range from 9 1 / 8 % in 1994 to 9 . 90 % in 2009 and 2010 . 2009 Why were the taxable bonds in 2009 and 2010 9.90%? 19 20 +854 4 Yields for taxable bonds range from 9 1 / 8 % in 1994 to 9 . 90 % in 2009 and 2010 . 9 1 / 8 % in 1994 to 9 . 90 % in 2009 and 2010 Why is the range of years so large? 6 22 +854 5 The bonds are all rated single - A by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . single - A What are rated single-A bonds? 5 8 +854 5 The bonds are all rated single - A by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . single - A what does single a mean? 5 8 +854 5 The bonds are all rated single - A by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . single - A Why did Moody's Investors Service Inc. rate the bonds as single-A? 5 8 +854 5 The bonds are all rated single - A by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . rated How does Moody's Investors Service Inc. determine the rate of bonds? 4 5 +854 5 The bonds are all rated single - A by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . single - A What is the difference between a single-A bond and other rated bonds? 5 8 +854 5 The bonds are all rated single - A by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . single - A What are single-A bonds? 5 8 +855 1 Eastern Airlines ' creditors committee backed off a move to come up with its own alternative proposals to the carrier ' s bankruptcy reorganization plans , according to sources familiar with the committee . according to sources familiar with the committee Who are the sources? 26 33 +855 1 Eastern Airlines ' creditors committee backed off a move to come up with its own alternative proposals to the carrier ' s bankruptcy reorganization plans , according to sources familiar with the committee . bankruptcy reorganization plans , Why is the airline going bankrupt? 22 26 +855 1 Eastern Airlines ' creditors committee backed off a move to come up with its own alternative proposals to the carrier ' s bankruptcy reorganization plans , according to sources familiar with the committee . proposals So what is the other proposal? 16 17 +855 2 In a meeting in New York yesterday , the committee put on hold instructions it gave two weeks ago to its experts to explore other options for Eastern ' s future , the sources said . meeting in New York Why was the meeting in NYC? 2 6 +855 2 In a meeting in New York yesterday , the committee put on hold instructions it gave two weeks ago to its experts to explore other options for Eastern ' s future , the sources said . options What are the other options? 25 26 +855 2 In a meeting in New York yesterday , the committee put on hold instructions it gave two weeks ago to its experts to explore other options for Eastern ' s future , the sources said . options What were the other options being explored for Eastern Airlines' future? 25 26 +855 3 The consultants had been working to finish a report this week . The consultants For whom were the consultants working? 0 2 +855 4 That means Eastern , a unit of Texas Air Corp . of Houston , can go forward with its pitch for creditor approval as early as today , when it is expected to deliver a revised reorganization plan to the committee . revised reorganization whats in the revised version? 35 37 +855 4 That means Eastern , a unit of Texas Air Corp . of Houston , can go forward with its pitch for creditor approval as early as today , when it is expected to deliver a revised reorganization plan to the committee . revised reorganization plan What will the reorganization look like? 35 38 +855 4 That means Eastern , a unit of Texas Air Corp . of Houston , can go forward with its pitch for creditor approval as early as today , when it is expected to deliver a revised reorganization plan to the committee . deliver When will they deliver? 33 34 +855 5 The committee intends to meet next week to make a recommendation on the new plan . next week which year is it? 5 7 +856 1 The Federal Reserve Board said it is delaying approval of First Union Corp . ' s proposed $ 849 million acquisition of Florida National Banks of Florida Inc . , pending the outcome of an examination into First Union ' s lending practices in low - income neighborhoods . low - income neighborhoods were they doing something illegal? 44 48 +856 1 The Federal Reserve Board said it is delaying approval of First Union Corp . ' s proposed $ 849 million acquisition of Florida National Banks of Florida Inc . , pending the outcome of an examination into First Union ' s lending practices in low - income neighborhoods . examination Why are they wanting to look into the lending practices in low-income neighborhoods? 35 36 +856 1 The Federal Reserve Board said it is delaying approval of First Union Corp . ' s proposed $ 849 million acquisition of Florida National Banks of Florida Inc . , pending the outcome of an examination into First Union ' s lending practices in low - income neighborhoods . lending practices What was First Union's lending practices in low-income neighborhoods? 41 43 +856 1 The Federal Reserve Board said it is delaying approval of First Union Corp . ' s proposed $ 849 million acquisition of Florida National Banks of Florida Inc . , pending the outcome of an examination into First Union ' s lending practices in low - income neighborhoods . lending practices in low - income neighborhoods . ARE THEY SUSPICIOUS OR IS THIS NORMAL ROUTINE FOR AN ACQUISITION THIS SIZE? 41 49 +856 2 The decision reflects the Fed ' s tougher stance on enforcing the Community Reinvestment Act , a federal law passed in 1977 to help low - income residents obtain loans . loans What kinds of loans? 29 30 +856 2 The decision reflects the Fed ' s tougher stance on enforcing the Community Reinvestment Act , a federal law passed in 1977 to help low - income residents obtain loans . reflects WHAT WAS DONE THAT MAKES THESE TWO SITUATIONS RESEMBLE EACH OTHER? 2 3 +856 3 In recent years , unions and community groups have won big commitments from banks to make low - interest loans in certain neighborhoods by threatening to hold up proposed acquisitions with protests to the Fed about reinvestment act compliance . proposed acquisitions Where or what are the proposed acquisitions? 28 30 +856 3 In recent years , unions and community groups have won big commitments from banks to make low - interest loans in certain neighborhoods by threatening to hold up proposed acquisitions with protests to the Fed about reinvestment act compliance . proposed acquisitions What proposed acquisitions were unions and community groups threatening to hold up? 28 30 +856 4 Few petitions , however , have actually delayed or scuttled mergers . Few petitions , why are they used then? 0 3 +856 4 Few petitions , however , have actually delayed or scuttled mergers . Few petitions , EXAMPLES OF THESE CASES? WHY WERE THESE SUCCESSFUL AND OTHERS NOT? 0 3 +856 5 The current dispute involves allegations that Charlotte , N . C . - based First Union hasn ' t lived up to its responsibilities under the reinvestment act . reinvestment What's the reinvestment act? 26 27 +856 5 The current dispute involves allegations that Charlotte , N . C . - based First Union hasn ' t lived up to its responsibilities under the reinvestment act . reinvestment act when was that enacted? 26 28 +856 5 The current dispute involves allegations that Charlotte , N . C . - based First Union hasn ' t lived up to its responsibilities under the reinvestment act . responsibilities What responsibilities have they not lived up to? 23 24 +856 5 The current dispute involves allegations that Charlotte , N . C . - based First Union hasn ' t lived up to its responsibilities under the reinvestment act . responsibilities Which responsibilities has First Union not lived up to? 23 24 +856 5 The current dispute involves allegations that Charlotte , N . C . - based First Union hasn ' t lived up to its responsibilities under the reinvestment act . responsibilities WHAT ARE THESE RESPONSIBILITIES? 23 24 +857 1 Foothills Pipe Lines Ltd . filed an application with Canadian regulators to build a 4 . 4 billion Canadian dollar ( US $ 3 . 74 billion ) pipeline to transport natural gas from Canada ' s Arctic to U . S . markets beginning in transport natural gas What kind of natural gas? 30 33 +857 1 Foothills Pipe Lines Ltd . filed an application with Canadian regulators to build a 4 . 4 billion Canadian dollar ( US $ 3 . 74 billion ) pipeline to transport natural gas from Canada ' s Arctic to U . S . markets beginning in beginning When is the pipeline beginning? 44 45 +857 2 The application by Foothills , owned by Calgary - based Nova Corp . of Alberta and Westcoast Energy Inc . of Vancouver , Canada , is expected to kick off what could be a contentious battle for the right to transport vast quantities of gas to southern markets from still - undeveloped fields in Canada ' s Mackenzie River delta . Mackenzie River delta is it a big river? 57 60 +857 2 The application by Foothills , owned by Calgary - based Nova Corp . of Alberta and Westcoast Energy Inc . of Vancouver , Canada , is expected to kick off what could be a contentious battle for the right to transport vast quantities of gas to southern markets from still - undeveloped fields in Canada ' s Mackenzie River delta . contentious battle Why would it be a contentious battle? 34 36 +857 2 The application by Foothills , owned by Calgary - based Nova Corp . of Alberta and Westcoast Energy Inc . of Vancouver , Canada , is expected to kick off what could be a contentious battle for the right to transport vast quantities of gas to southern markets from still - undeveloped fields in Canada ' s Mackenzie River delta . still - undeveloped fields Why are the fields still undeveloped? 49 53 +857 4 " Foothills wants to make it clear to other pipeline companies that it ' s on first insofar as transporting gas from the Arctic to southern markets , " Mr . Hillary said . Hillary said when did he say this? 31 33 +857 5 At least two rival applications are expected to emerge in coming months , including one from TransCanada PipeLines Ltd . , Canada ' s largest natural gas pipeline operator . including one who is the other application? 13 15 +858 1 Boeing Co . ' s third - quarter profit leaped 68 % , but Wall Street ' s attention was focused on the picket line , not the bottom line . focused Why is Wall Street focused on the picket line? 20 21 +858 1 Boeing Co . ' s third - quarter profit leaped 68 % , but Wall Street ' s attention was focused on the picket line , not the bottom line . picket line , Why are Boeing's workers striking? 23 26 +858 2 In fact , the earnings report unfolded as representatives of the world ' s No . 1 jet maker and the striking Machinists union came back to the negotiating table for their first meeting in two weeks . the striking Machinists union Why were the machinists on strike? 20 24 +858 2 In fact , the earnings report unfolded as representatives of the world ' s No . 1 jet maker and the striking Machinists union came back to the negotiating table for their first meeting in two weeks . Machinists union how large is the union? 22 24 +858 2 In fact , the earnings report unfolded as representatives of the world ' s No . 1 jet maker and the striking Machinists union came back to the negotiating table for their first meeting in two weeks . striking Why are the Machinists striking? 21 22 +858 2 In fact , the earnings report unfolded as representatives of the world ' s No . 1 jet maker and the striking Machinists union came back to the negotiating table for their first meeting in two weeks . negotiating Why is the union negotiating? 28 29 +858 2 In fact , the earnings report unfolded as representatives of the world ' s No . 1 jet maker and the striking Machinists union came back to the negotiating table for their first meeting in two weeks . weeks Why did has the union not had a meeting in two weeks? 36 37 +858 2 In fact , the earnings report unfolded as representatives of the world ' s No . 1 jet maker and the striking Machinists union came back to the negotiating table for their first meeting in two weeks . representatives Who were the representatives? 8 9 +858 3 Doug Hammond , the federal mediator in Seattle , where Boeing is based , said the parties will continue to sit down daily until a new settlement proposal emerges or the talks break off again . Doug Hammond , what are his credentials? 0 3 +858 3 Doug Hammond , the federal mediator in Seattle , where Boeing is based , said the parties will continue to sit down daily until a new settlement proposal emerges or the talks break off again . settlement Why is a new settlement necessary? 26 27 +858 3 Doug Hammond , the federal mediator in Seattle , where Boeing is based , said the parties will continue to sit down daily until a new settlement proposal emerges or the talks break off again . break How would talks break off? 32 33 +858 3 Doug Hammond , the federal mediator in Seattle , where Boeing is based , said the parties will continue to sit down daily until a new settlement proposal emerges or the talks break off again . parties How are the talks currently going? 16 17 +858 4 Despite the progress , Boeing indicated that the work stoppage , now in its 27th day , will have " a serious adverse impact " on the current quarter . serious adverse impact " what does that mean exactly? 21 25 +858 4 Despite the progress , Boeing indicated that the work stoppage , now in its 27th day , will have " a serious adverse impact " on the current quarter . impact " How will work stoppage cause an adverse impact on the current quarter? 23 25 +858 5 For the third quarter , net rose to $ 242 million , or $ 1 . 05 a share , from $ 144 million , or 63 cents a share . rose Why did net rise in the third quarter? 6 7 +858 5 For the third quarter , net rose to $ 242 million , or $ 1 . 05 a share , from $ 144 million , or 63 cents a share . net rose Why is the value going up if things are going bumpy in the company? 5 7 +859 1 Warner Communications Inc . and Sony Corp . resumed settlement talks on their legal battle over Hollywood producers Peter Guber and Jon Peters , but continued to level strong accusations at each other in legal documents . legal battle What is the legal battle over the Peter Guber and Jon Peters? 13 15 +859 1 Warner Communications Inc . and Sony Corp . resumed settlement talks on their legal battle over Hollywood producers Peter Guber and Jon Peters , but continued to level strong accusations at each other in legal documents . strong accusations What are the strong accusations? 28 30 +859 1 Warner Communications Inc . and Sony Corp . resumed settlement talks on their legal battle over Hollywood producers Peter Guber and Jon Peters , but continued to level strong accusations at each other in legal documents . battle over Hollywood producers How are they fighting over 2 producers? 14 18 +859 1 Warner Communications Inc . and Sony Corp . resumed settlement talks on their legal battle over Hollywood producers Peter Guber and Jon Peters , but continued to level strong accusations at each other in legal documents . accusations Why are Warner Communications and Sony Corp. leveling strong accusations at each other? 29 30 +859 2 Warner has filed a $ 1 billion breach of contract suit in Los Angeles Superior Court against Sony and the Guber - Peters duo , who in turn are countersuing Warner for trying to interfere in Sony ' s acquisition of Columbia Pictures Entertainment Inc . and Guber Peters Entertainment Co . in two transactions valued at over $ 5 billion . breach of contract How is Warner saying they breached their contract? 7 10 +859 2 Warner has filed a $ 1 billion breach of contract suit in Los Angeles Superior Court against Sony and the Guber - Peters duo , who in turn are countersuing Warner for trying to interfere in Sony ' s acquisition of Columbia Pictures Entertainment Inc . and Guber Peters Entertainment Co . in two transactions valued at over $ 5 billion . countersuing Warner for trying to interfere What did Warner do that could be seen as 'interfering in the acquisition? 29 35 +859 2 Warner has filed a $ 1 billion breach of contract suit in Los Angeles Superior Court against Sony and the Guber - Peters duo , who in turn are countersuing Warner for trying to interfere in Sony ' s acquisition of Columbia Pictures Entertainment Inc . and Guber Peters Entertainment Co . in two transactions valued at over $ 5 billion . filed Why did Warner file a $1 billion breach of contract suit against Sony and the Guber-Peters duo? 2 3 +859 2 Warner has filed a $ 1 billion breach of contract suit in Los Angeles Superior Court against Sony and the Guber - Peters duo , who in turn are countersuing Warner for trying to interfere in Sony ' s acquisition of Columbia Pictures Entertainment Inc . and Guber Peters Entertainment Co . in two transactions valued at over $ 5 billion . interfere How did Warner interfere in Sony's acquisition of Columbia Pictures Entertainment and Guber Peters Entertainment Co.? 34 35 +859 2 Warner has filed a $ 1 billion breach of contract suit in Los Angeles Superior Court against Sony and the Guber - Peters duo , who in turn are countersuing Warner for trying to interfere in Sony ' s acquisition of Columbia Pictures Entertainment Inc . and Guber Peters Entertainment Co . in two transactions valued at over $ 5 billion . valued Why is the transaction valued at over $5 billion? 55 56 +859 3 Although settlement talks had been dropped , attorneys for the two sides apparently began talking again yesterday in an attempt to settle the matter before Thursday , when a judge is expected to rule on Warner ' s request for an injunction that would block the two producers from taking over the management of Columbia . Thursday , of which month? 25 27 +859 3 Although settlement talks had been dropped , attorneys for the two sides apparently began talking again yesterday in an attempt to settle the matter before Thursday , when a judge is expected to rule on Warner ' s request for an injunction that would block the two producers from taking over the management of Columbia . taking over the management Why don't they want the two producers to take over Columbia? 49 53 +859 3 Although settlement talks had been dropped , attorneys for the two sides apparently began talking again yesterday in an attempt to settle the matter before Thursday , when a judge is expected to rule on Warner ' s request for an injunction that would block the two producers from taking over the management of Columbia . had been dropped , What made them drop any settlement talks? 3 7 +859 3 Although settlement talks had been dropped , attorneys for the two sides apparently began talking again yesterday in an attempt to settle the matter before Thursday , when a judge is expected to rule on Warner ' s request for an injunction that would block the two producers from taking over the management of Columbia . injunction Why would the injunction block the transfer of management of Columbia 41 42 +859 4 Yesterday , in documents filed in connection with that case , Warner accused Sony officials of falsely claiming that they never read the five - year contract requiring the two producers to make movies exclusively for Columbia , citing Securities and Exchange Commission filings made by Sony that described the contracts . documents filed legal documents? 3 5 +859 4 Yesterday , in documents filed in connection with that case , Warner accused Sony officials of falsely claiming that they never read the five - year contract requiring the two producers to make movies exclusively for Columbia , citing Securities and Exchange Commission filings made by Sony that described the contracts . Exchange Commission filings what is exchange commission filings? 41 44 +859 4 Yesterday , in documents filed in connection with that case , Warner accused Sony officials of falsely claiming that they never read the five - year contract requiring the two producers to make movies exclusively for Columbia , citing Securities and Exchange Commission filings made by Sony that described the contracts . read How does Warner know Sony officials never read the five-year contract? 21 22 +859 5 Warner was referring to documents filed last week in which Sony Corp . of America Vice Chairman Michael Schulof and Walter Yetnikoff , president of its CBS Records unit , said they had taken Mr . Guber and Mr . Peters at their word when the producers told them that getting out of the contract would be no problem because of a previous oral agreement . oral agreement What is the oral agreement? 63 65 +859 5 Warner was referring to documents filed last week in which Sony Corp . of America Vice Chairman Michael Schulof and Walter Yetnikoff , president of its CBS Records unit , said they had taken Mr . Guber and Mr . Peters at their word when the producers told them that getting out of the contract would be no problem because of a previous oral agreement . word Why were Mr. Guber and Mr. Peters trusted? 43 44 +860 1 Many investors give Michael Foods about as much chance of getting it together as Humpty Dumpty . investors Why are investors giving chances of Michael Foods getting it together? 1 2 +860 1 Many investors give Michael Foods about as much chance of getting it together as Humpty Dumpty . chance Why is there a low chance of Michael Foods getting it together? 8 9 +860 1 Many investors give Michael Foods about as much chance of getting it together as Humpty Dumpty . together How can Michael Foods go about getting it together? 12 13 +860 1 Many investors give Michael Foods about as much chance of getting it together as Humpty Dumpty . Michael Foods who is Michael Foods? 3 5 +860 1 Many investors give Michael Foods about as much chance of getting it together as Humpty Dumpty . chance why do they give them such a low chance of getting it together? 8 9 +860 2 But now at least there ' s a glimmer of hope for the stock . glimmer of hope where does the hope come from? 8 11 +860 2 But now at least there ' s a glimmer of hope for the stock . hope Why is there hope for the stock now? 10 11 +860 2 But now at least there ' s a glimmer of hope for the stock . glimmer of hope what has happened to cause this change? 8 11 +860 2 But now at least there ' s a glimmer of hope for the stock . hope What is the glimmer of hope? 10 11 +860 3 Burger King , which breaks thousands of fresh eggs each morning , is quietly switching over to an alternative egg product made by Michael Foods . quietly switching why is it considered quiet? 13 15 +860 3 Burger King , which breaks thousands of fresh eggs each morning , is quietly switching over to an alternative egg product made by Michael Foods . breaks Why is Burger King breaking thousands of eggs? 4 5 +860 3 Burger King , which breaks thousands of fresh eggs each morning , is quietly switching over to an alternative egg product made by Michael Foods . quietly Why is Burger King switching over quietly? 13 14 +860 3 Burger King , which breaks thousands of fresh eggs each morning , is quietly switching over to an alternative egg product made by Michael Foods . alternative How is the product an alternative to eggs? 18 19 +860 3 Burger King , which breaks thousands of fresh eggs each morning , is quietly switching over to an alternative egg product made by Michael Foods . quietly switching over if this is a good thing, why is burger king not advertising it as cholesterol free of something like that? 13 16 +860 3 Burger King , which breaks thousands of fresh eggs each morning , is quietly switching over to an alternative egg product made by Michael Foods . alternative what is the alternative egg product? 18 19 +860 4 Known as Easy Eggs , the product has disappointed investors . disappointed why has it disappointed? 8 9 +860 4 Known as Easy Eggs , the product has disappointed investors . Easy Why are the eggs easy? 2 3 +860 4 Known as Easy Eggs , the product has disappointed investors . disappointed How has Easy Eggs disappointed investors? 8 9 +860 4 Known as Easy Eggs , the product has disappointed investors . disappointed investors . what were the results to cause the returns and how did they advertise their product? 8 11 +860 4 Known as Easy Eggs , the product has disappointed investors . disappointed Why were the investors disappointed? 8 9 +860 5 When the company this month announced lower - than - forecast sales of Easy Eggs , the stock dropped nearly 19 % . sales Why are sales lower than forecasted? 11 12 +860 5 When the company this month announced lower - than - forecast sales of Easy Eggs , the stock dropped nearly 19 % . lower - than - forecast How were the expected sales calculated? 6 11 +860 5 When the company this month announced lower - than - forecast sales of Easy Eggs , the stock dropped nearly 19 % . lower - than - forecast sales what were the marketing practices of the company that failed in making the goal happen? 6 12 +861 1 Western Union Corp . took steps to withdraw its proposed debt swap for $ 500 million in high - interest notes and said it is looking at other alternatives for refinancing the debt . debt swap what is a debt swap? 10 12 +861 1 Western Union Corp . took steps to withdraw its proposed debt swap for $ 500 million in high - interest notes and said it is looking at other alternatives for refinancing the debt . withdraw Why did Western Union want to withdraw the proposed debt swap? 7 8 +861 1 Western Union Corp . took steps to withdraw its proposed debt swap for $ 500 million in high - interest notes and said it is looking at other alternatives for refinancing the debt . refinancing Why is Western Union Corp refinancing debt? 30 31 +861 1 Western Union Corp . took steps to withdraw its proposed debt swap for $ 500 million in high - interest notes and said it is looking at other alternatives for refinancing the debt . looking at other alternatives What alternatives is Western Union Corp. looking at? 25 29 +861 2 Western Union had said two weeks ago that it might withdraw the pending offer , which would have replaced $ 500 million in so - called reset notes , now paying 19 . 25 % annual interest and set to come due in 1992 , with two new issues paying lower interest . withdraw Why might Western Union withdraw the the pending offer? 10 11 +861 2 Western Union had said two weeks ago that it might withdraw the pending offer , which would have replaced $ 500 million in so - called reset notes , now paying 19 . 25 % annual interest and set to come due in 1992 , with two new issues paying lower interest . 19 Why is the annual interest so high? 31 32 +861 2 Western Union had said two weeks ago that it might withdraw the pending offer , which would have replaced $ 500 million in so - called reset notes , now paying 19 . 25 % annual interest and set to come due in 1992 , with two new issues paying lower interest . issues How is Western Union going to resolve their issues? 48 49 +861 3 Yesterday the company said it had filed a request with the Securities and Exchange Commission to withdraw the registration statement regarding the proposed swap . proposed Why was a swap proposed in the first place? 22 23 +861 3 Yesterday the company said it had filed a request with the Securities and Exchange Commission to withdraw the registration statement regarding the proposed swap . company What company are they talking about? 2 3 +861 4 A Western Union spokesman , citing adverse developments in the market for high - yield " junk " bonds , declined to say what alternatives are under consideration . " junk " why is it quoted? 15 18 +861 4 A Western Union spokesman , citing adverse developments in the market for high - yield " junk " bonds , declined to say what alternatives are under consideration . high - yield " junk " bonds , What are high yield junk bonds? 12 20 +861 4 A Western Union spokesman , citing adverse developments in the market for high - yield " junk " bonds , declined to say what alternatives are under consideration . high - yield Why are the junk bonds high yielding? 12 15 +861 4 A Western Union spokesman , citing adverse developments in the market for high - yield " junk " bonds , declined to say what alternatives are under consideration . " junk " Why are the bonds junk? 15 18 +861 4 A Western Union spokesman , citing adverse developments in the market for high - yield " junk " bonds , declined to say what alternatives are under consideration . declined Why did the Wester Union spokesman decline to say what alternatives are under consideration? 20 21 +861 5 But some holders of the Western Union notes expect the company to propose a more - attractive debt swap that will give them a substantial equity stake in the company . more - attractive debt swap how will they come up with that? 14 19 +861 5 But some holders of the Western Union notes expect the company to propose a more - attractive debt swap that will give them a substantial equity stake in the company . more - attractive Why are the debt swaps more attractive? 14 17 +862 1 The Treasury Department proposed that banks be required to keep detailed records of international wire transfers , which officials believe is the main vehicle used by drug traffickers to move billions of dollars in and out of the U . S . international wire transfers , how would they do it? 13 17 +862 1 The Treasury Department proposed that banks be required to keep detailed records of international wire transfers , which officials believe is the main vehicle used by drug traffickers to move billions of dollars in and out of the U . S . detailed records of international wire transfers , How is this not already a thing? 10 17 +862 1 The Treasury Department proposed that banks be required to keep detailed records of international wire transfers , which officials believe is the main vehicle used by drug traffickers to move billions of dollars in and out of the U . S . detailed records What type of detailed records are to be kept? 10 12 +862 1 The Treasury Department proposed that banks be required to keep detailed records of international wire transfers , which officials believe is the main vehicle used by drug traffickers to move billions of dollars in and out of the U . S . officials Who are these officials? 18 19 +862 2 In recent testimony on Capitol Hill , Treasury officials said they were considering the new reporting requirements , and the expected publication of the proposal in the Federal Register today is the first official step toward creating final regulations . final How long until these regulations are mandated? 37 38 +862 3 The Treasury is still working out the details with bank trade associations and the other government agencies that have a hand in fighting money laundering . other government agencies What other government agencies have a hand in money laundering? 14 17 +862 3 The Treasury is still working out the details with bank trade associations and the other government agencies that have a hand in fighting money laundering . working out the details Details like what? 4 8 +862 3 The Treasury is still working out the details with bank trade associations and the other government agencies that have a hand in fighting money laundering . agencies Who are these agencies? 16 17 +862 4 Among the possibilities the Treasury is considering are requirements that banks keep records identifying the originators and recipients of international wire transfers . requirements how difficult would it be? 8 9 +862 4 Among the possibilities the Treasury is considering are requirements that banks keep records identifying the originators and recipients of international wire transfers . possibilities What other possibilities? 2 3 +862 4 Among the possibilities the Treasury is considering are requirements that banks keep records identifying the originators and recipients of international wire transfers . that banks keep records How would these records be kept and verified by regulators and investigators? 9 13 +862 4 Among the possibilities the Treasury is considering are requirements that banks keep records identifying the originators and recipients of international wire transfers . possibilities What are the other options? 2 3 +862 5 Another suggestion would draw banks more directly into tracking down money launderers by developing a " suspicious international wire transfer profile , " which banks would use to spotlight questionable payments . " suspicious What would make an international wire transfer suspicious? 15 17 +862 5 Another suggestion would draw banks more directly into tracking down money launderers by developing a " suspicious international wire transfer profile , " which banks would use to spotlight questionable payments . questionable payments what would be questionable? 29 31 +862 5 Another suggestion would draw banks more directly into tracking down money launderers by developing a " suspicious international wire transfer profile , " which banks would use to spotlight questionable payments . " suspicious international wire transfer profile , " What would be considered suspicious ? Because that could get racist or any number of ethical issues real fast. 15 23 +862 5 Another suggestion would draw banks more directly into tracking down money launderers by developing a " suspicious international wire transfer profile , " which banks would use to spotlight questionable payments . questionable payments What would qualify as a questionable payment? 29 31 +862 5 Another suggestion would draw banks more directly into tracking down money launderers by developing a " suspicious international wire transfer profile , " which banks would use to spotlight questionable payments . " suspicious What would deem a transfer as suspicious? 15 17 +863 1 Oh , that terrible Mr . Ortega . Mr . Ortega Who is Mr. Ortega? 4 7 +863 1 Oh , that terrible Mr . Ortega . Mr . Ortega why is he terrible? 4 7 +863 1 Oh , that terrible Mr . Ortega . terrible Why is this person terrible? 3 4 +863 1 Oh , that terrible Mr . Ortega . terrible What makes Mr. Ortega terrible? 3 4 +863 1 Oh , that terrible Mr . Ortega . terrible Why is Mr. Ortega terrible? 3 4 +863 2 Just when American liberalism had pulled the arms plug on the Contras and their friend Ronald Reagan , along comes Mr . Ortega in Costa Rica this weekend to " blunder " into the hands of what are often called conservatives . " blunder " why is it quoted? 29 32 +863 2 Just when American liberalism had pulled the arms plug on the Contras and their friend Ronald Reagan , along comes Mr . Ortega in Costa Rica this weekend to " blunder " into the hands of what are often called conservatives . pulled the arms plug on the Contras How did the arms deal with the Contras end? 5 12 +863 2 Just when American liberalism had pulled the arms plug on the Contras and their friend Ronald Reagan , along comes Mr . Ortega in Costa Rica this weekend to " blunder " into the hands of what are often called conservatives . arms plug What is the arms plug? 7 9 +863 2 Just when American liberalism had pulled the arms plug on the Contras and their friend Ronald Reagan , along comes Mr . Ortega in Costa Rica this weekend to " blunder " into the hands of what are often called conservatives . " blunder " How did he 'blunder' into the hands of conservatives? 29 32 +863 2 Just when American liberalism had pulled the arms plug on the Contras and their friend Ronald Reagan , along comes Mr . Ortega in Costa Rica this weekend to " blunder " into the hands of what are often called conservatives . " blunder " into the hands What did Mr. Ortega do in Costa Rica? 29 35 +863 3 Conservatives are the faction in U . S . politics which always said that Mr . Ortega and his friends don ' t want to hold an election in Nicaragua . hold an election Does Mr. Ortega want to hold an election in Nicaragua? 25 28 +863 3 Conservatives are the faction in U . S . politics which always said that Mr . Ortega and his friends don ' t want to hold an election in Nicaragua . election why no election there? 27 28 +863 3 Conservatives are the faction in U . S . politics which always said that Mr . Ortega and his friends don ' t want to hold an election in Nicaragua . don ' t want to hold Why doesn't Mr. Ortega and his friends want to hold an election in Nicaragua? 20 26 +863 4 Liberals are the faction that says , Give peace a chance ; now they are saying Mr . Ortega should give them a break , lest the conservatives ask them to vote for bullets instead of bandages . Mr . Ortega should give them a break , Why are the liberals asking Mr. Ortega to give them a break? 16 25 +863 4 Liberals are the faction that says , Give peace a chance ; now they are saying Mr . Ortega should give them a break , lest the conservatives ask them to vote for bullets instead of bandages . give them a break , Why should Mr. Ortega give them a break? 20 25 +863 5 We suspect Daniel Ortega knows the difference between a blunder and a strategy . blunder and a strategy How would each of these concepts be attained? 9 13 +863 5 We suspect Daniel Ortega knows the difference between a blunder and a strategy . We suspect What makes you suspect? 0 2 +863 5 We suspect Daniel Ortega knows the difference between a blunder and a strategy . blunder What blunder are they talking about? 9 10 +864 1 Monday , October 30 , 1989 Monday , October 30 , 1989 What happened on Monday, October 30, 1989? 0 6 +864 1 Monday , October 30 , 1989 October 30 , what happened that day? 2 5 +864 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . a guide What develops the guide? 13 15 +864 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . represent actual transactions Why don't the interest rates represent actual transactions? 23 26 +864 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . actual transactions . Why do they not always represent actual transactions? 24 27 +864 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . 10 1 / 2 % Is this a fair rate? 3 8 +864 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . PRIME RATE : what is a prime rate? 0 3 +864 4 The base rate on corporate loans at large U . S . money center commercial banks . corporate loans How many corporate loans are given per year? 4 6 +864 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 8 3 / 4 % high , 8 11 / 16 % low , 8 3 / 4 % near closing bid , 8 3 / 4 % offered . FEDERAL FUNDS : federal funds are what? 0 3 +865 1 It can be hoped that Spanish Prime Minister Felipe Gonzalez will draw the right conclusion from his narrow election victory Sunday . Sunday of which year? 20 21 +865 1 It can be hoped that Spanish Prime Minister Felipe Gonzalez will draw the right conclusion from his narrow election victory Sunday . narrow election How narrow was Felipe Gonzalez election? 17 19 +865 1 It can be hoped that Spanish Prime Minister Felipe Gonzalez will draw the right conclusion from his narrow election victory Sunday . right conclusion What are the different conclusions that he could potentially come to? 13 15 +865 2 A strong challenge from the far left , the Communist coalition Izquierda Unida , failed to topple him . Izquierda Unida , failed to topple him . Why did they fail to topple him? 11 19 +865 2 A strong challenge from the far left , the Communist coalition Izquierda Unida , failed to topple him . challenge Why was he a strong challenger? 2 3 +865 2 A strong challenge from the far left , the Communist coalition Izquierda Unida , failed to topple him . Izquierda Unida , is that a group? 11 14 +865 4 If he follows the correct path , he may be able to look back on this election as the high - water mark of far - left opposition . high - water mark what is a high water mark? 19 23 +865 5 The far left had some good issues even if it did not have good programs for dealing with them . some good issues Which issues? 4 7 +865 5 The far left had some good issues even if it did not have good programs for dealing with them . good issues What are some good issues of the far left? 5 7 +865 5 The far left had some good issues even if it did not have good programs for dealing with them . good issues What were some of the good issues? 5 7 +865 5 The far left had some good issues even if it did not have good programs for dealing with them . good programs How were these programs shown to be unsuccessful? 13 15 +866 1 The Supreme Court agreed to decide whether the federal Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp . may require LTV Corp . to reassume funding responsibility for a $ 2 . 3 billion shortfall in the company ' s pension plans . shortfall Why is there a shortfall in LTV's pension plans? 30 31 +866 1 The Supreme Court agreed to decide whether the federal Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp . may require LTV Corp . to reassume funding responsibility for a $ 2 . 3 billion shortfall in the company ' s pension plans . shortfall why is there a short fall? 30 31 +866 2 The high court ' s decision , expected next spring , may affect the stability of many large corporate pension plans that have relied on the availability of pension insurance provided by the federal pension regulatory and insurance agency . high court ' s what is the high court? 1 5 +866 4 It recently reported assets of $ 2 . 4 billion and liabilities of $ 4 billion . billion will they go bankrupt? 9 10 +866 4 It recently reported assets of $ 2 . 4 billion and liabilities of $ 4 billion . liabilities what kind of liabilities? 11 12 +866 5 In its appeal to the high court , the agency said the federal appeals court ruling , which favored LTV , threatened to transform the agency from an insurer of troubled pension plans into an " open - ended source of industry bailouts . " favored LTV , why did they favor ltv? 18 21 +867 1 Ford Motor Co . said it is recalling about 3 , 600 of its 1990 - model Escorts because the windshield adhesive was improperly applied to some cars . improperly applied how was it applied? 23 25 +867 1 Ford Motor Co . said it is recalling about 3 , 600 of its 1990 - model Escorts because the windshield adhesive was improperly applied to some cars . windshield adhesive What kind of adhesive was used? 20 22 +867 1 Ford Motor Co . said it is recalling about 3 , 600 of its 1990 - model Escorts because the windshield adhesive was improperly applied to some cars . 3 , 600 of its 1990 - model Escorts 3,600 out of how many total? 9 18 +867 1 Ford Motor Co . said it is recalling about 3 , 600 of its 1990 - model Escorts because the windshield adhesive was improperly applied to some cars . improperly applied What was done wrong in the application of the adhesive? 23 25 +867 1 Ford Motor Co . said it is recalling about 3 , 600 of its 1990 - model Escorts because the windshield adhesive was improperly applied to some cars . was improperly applied How was it applied incorrectly? 22 25 +867 2 Separately , Ford and Mazda Motor Corp . ' s U . S . sales arm said they are recalling about 88 , 500 1988 - model Mercury Tracers and 220 , 000 1986 , 1987 and 1988 model Mazda 323s equipped with 1 . 6 - liter fuel - injected engines to replace the oil filler cap . replace Are they replacing the oil filler cap because they were also improperly added to the cars? 53 54 +867 2 Separately , Ford and Mazda Motor Corp . ' s U . S . sales arm said they are recalling about 88 , 500 1988 - model Mercury Tracers and 220 , 000 1986 , 1987 and 1988 model Mazda 323s equipped with 1 . 6 - liter fuel - injected engines to replace the oil filler cap . replace the oil filler cap What was wrong with the oil filler cap? 53 58 +867 2 Separately , Ford and Mazda Motor Corp . ' s U . S . sales arm said they are recalling about 88 , 500 1988 - model Mercury Tracers and 220 , 000 1986 , 1987 and 1988 model Mazda 323s equipped with 1 . 6 - liter fuel - injected engines to replace the oil filler cap . recalling about 88 , 500 What percentage of the total number of cars of this make/model is this? 19 24 +867 2 Separately , Ford and Mazda Motor Corp . ' s U . S . sales arm said they are recalling about 88 , 500 1988 - model Mercury Tracers and 220 , 000 1986 , 1987 and 1988 model Mazda 323s equipped with 1 . 6 - liter fuel - injected engines to replace the oil filler cap . 220 , 000 1986 , 1987 and 1988 model Mazda 323s What percentage of the total number of cars of this make/model is this? 30 41 +867 2 Separately , Ford and Mazda Motor Corp . ' s U . S . sales arm said they are recalling about 88 , 500 1988 - model Mercury Tracers and 220 , 000 1986 , 1987 and 1988 model Mazda 323s equipped with 1 . 6 - liter fuel - injected engines to replace the oil filler cap . oil filler cap What was wrong with the cap? 55 58 +867 3 Mazda makes the Tracer for Ford . Tracer is it a car or truck? 3 4 +867 3 Mazda makes the Tracer for Ford . Tracer Is the Tracer a line of cars Ford sells? 3 4 +867 4 As a result of the adhesive problem on the Ford Escort subcompacts , windshields may easily separate from the car during frontal impact , the U . S . auto maker said . adhesive problem What caused the problem - bad adhesive, or incorrect application? 5 7 +867 5 When properly applied , the adhesive is designed to retain the windshield in place in a crash test at 30 miles per hour . at 30 miles per hour is that fast or slow? 18 23 +867 5 When properly applied , the adhesive is designed to retain the windshield in place in a crash test at 30 miles per hour . 30 miles per hour Does this mean it's not meant to retain the windshield at faster speeds? 19 23 +868 1 The collapse of a $ 6 . 79 billion labor - management buy - out of United Airlines parent UAL Corp . may not stop some of Wall Street ' s top talent from collecting up to $ 53 . 7 million in fees . Wall Street ' s top talent Which of Wall Street's top talent may collect fees? 27 33 +868 1 The collapse of a $ 6 . 79 billion labor - management buy - out of United Airlines parent UAL Corp . may not stop some of Wall Street ' s top talent from collecting up to $ 53 . 7 million in fees . collapse Why did the buy-out of UAL collapse? 1 2 +868 1 The collapse of a $ 6 . 79 billion labor - management buy - out of United Airlines parent UAL Corp . may not stop some of Wall Street ' s top talent from collecting up to $ 53 . 7 million in fees . Wall Street ' s top talent Who are the Wall Street's top talent? 27 33 +868 1 The collapse of a $ 6 . 79 billion labor - management buy - out of United Airlines parent UAL Corp . may not stop some of Wall Street ' s top talent from collecting up to $ 53 . 7 million in fees . collapse Why did it collapse? 1 2 +868 1 The collapse of a $ 6 . 79 billion labor - management buy - out of United Airlines parent UAL Corp . may not stop some of Wall Street ' s top talent from collecting up to $ 53 . 7 million in fees . fees Why would there be fees to collect? 43 44 +868 2 According to one person familiar with the airline , the buy - out group - - led by United ' s pilots union and UAL Chairman Stephen Wolf - - has begun billing UAL for fees and expenses it owes to investment bankers , law firms and banks . Stephen Wolf what are his credentials? 26 28 +868 2 According to one person familiar with the airline , the buy - out group - - led by United ' s pilots union and UAL Chairman Stephen Wolf - - has begun billing UAL for fees and expenses it owes to investment bankers , law firms and banks . one person familiar with the airline , Who is the person familiar with the airline? 2 9 +868 2 According to one person familiar with the airline , the buy - out group - - led by United ' s pilots union and UAL Chairman Stephen Wolf - - has begun billing UAL for fees and expenses it owes to investment bankers , law firms and banks . one person familiar Who is the one person familiar with the airline? 2 5 +868 2 According to one person familiar with the airline , the buy - out group - - led by United ' s pilots union and UAL Chairman Stephen Wolf - - has begun billing UAL for fees and expenses it owes to investment bankers , law firms and banks . Stephen Wolf Why does Stephen Wolf have the right to bill UAL? 26 28 +868 3 The tab even covers $ 8 million in commitment fees owed to Citicorp and Chase Manhattan Corp . , even though their failure to obtain $ 7 . 2 billion in bank loans for the buy - out was the main reason for its collapse . commitment fees What are commitment fees? 8 10 +868 3 The tab even covers $ 8 million in commitment fees owed to Citicorp and Chase Manhattan Corp . , even though their failure to obtain $ 7 . 2 billion in bank loans for the buy - out was the main reason for its collapse . commitment Why are there commitment fees? 8 9 +868 3 The tab even covers $ 8 million in commitment fees owed to Citicorp and Chase Manhattan Corp . , even though their failure to obtain $ 7 . 2 billion in bank loans for the buy - out was the main reason for its collapse . failure Why was there a failure? 22 23 +868 4 Under a merger agreement reached Sept . 14 , the UAL board agreed to reimburse certain of the buy - out group ' s expenses out of company funds even if the transaction wasn ' t completed , provided the group didn ' t breach the agreement . breach the how can it be breached? 44 46 +868 5 The failure to obtain financing doesn ' t by itself constitute a breach . constitute a breach what does then? 10 13 +869 1 From a reading of the somewhat scant English - language medical literature on RU - 486 , the French abortion pill emerges as one of the creepiest concoctions around . scant definition of this word? 6 7 +869 1 From a reading of the somewhat scant English - language medical literature on RU - 486 , the French abortion pill emerges as one of the creepiest concoctions around . creepiest concoctions around Why is this considered unsettling? 26 29 +869 1 From a reading of the somewhat scant English - language medical literature on RU - 486 , the French abortion pill emerges as one of the creepiest concoctions around . creepiest concoctions What makes RU-486 a \"creepy concoction\"? 26 28 +869 1 From a reading of the somewhat scant English - language medical literature on RU - 486 , the French abortion pill emerges as one of the creepiest concoctions around . RU - 486 , Why is RU-486 a creepy concoction? 13 17 +869 2 This is not only because it kills the unborn , a job at which it actually is not outstandingly efficient , zapping only 50 % to 85 % of them depending on which study you read ( prostaglandin , taken in conjunction with the pill , boosts the rate to 95 % ) . ( prostaglandin , is that a hormone? 36 39 +869 2 This is not only because it kills the unborn , a job at which it actually is not outstandingly efficient , zapping only 50 % to 85 % of them depending on which study you read ( prostaglandin , taken in conjunction with the pill , boosts the rate to 95 % ) . not outstandingly efficient , Why is it so inefficient compared to prostaglandin? 17 21 +869 2 This is not only because it kills the unborn , a job at which it actually is not outstandingly efficient , zapping only 50 % to 85 % of them depending on which study you read ( prostaglandin , taken in conjunction with the pill , boosts the rate to 95 % ) . study What studies were conducted on the efficiency of RU-480? 33 34 +869 2 This is not only because it kills the unborn , a job at which it actually is not outstandingly efficient , zapping only 50 % to 85 % of them depending on which study you read ( prostaglandin , taken in conjunction with the pill , boosts the rate to 95 % ) . ( prostaglandin , What is the mechanism by which prostagladin boosts the efficiency of RU-480?\n\n\n 36 39 +869 3 By contrast , surgical abortion is 99 % effective . surgical abortion is 99 % what happens in the 1 percent? 3 8 +869 4 Abortion via the pill is far more of an ordeal than conventional surgical abortion . ordeal In what ways is abortion via the pill more of an ordeal than surgical abortion? 9 10 +869 4 Abortion via the pill is far more of an ordeal than conventional surgical abortion . ordeal How is abortion via the pill more of an ordeal than surgical abortion? 9 10 +869 5 It is time - consuming ( the abortion part alone lasts three days , and the clinical part comprises a week ' s worth of visits ) , bloody ( one woman in a Swedish trial required a transfusion , although for most it resembles a menstrual period , with bleeding lasting an average of 10 days ) , and painful ( many women require analgesic shots to ease them through ) . painful What percentage of women participating in studies report pain levels requiring analgesic shots? 60 61 +870 1 Bargain hunters helped stock prices break a weeklong losing streak while bond prices and the dollar inched higher . Bargain hunters what does that mean in this context? 0 2 +870 1 Bargain hunters helped stock prices break a weeklong losing streak while bond prices and the dollar inched higher . losing streak How often does this happen? 8 10 +870 1 Bargain hunters helped stock prices break a weeklong losing streak while bond prices and the dollar inched higher . Bargain hunters helped How did bargain hunters help stock prices? 0 3 +870 1 Bargain hunters helped stock prices break a weeklong losing streak while bond prices and the dollar inched higher . bond prices and the dollar inched higher . Why did the dollar and bond prices inch higher? 11 19 +870 1 Bargain hunters helped stock prices break a weeklong losing streak while bond prices and the dollar inched higher . Bargain hunters What kind of bargains did they find? 0 2 +870 2 The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 6 . 76 points to 2603 . 48 in light trading after losing more than 92 points last week . light trading what is light trading? 15 17 +870 2 The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 6 . 76 points to 2603 . 48 in light trading after losing more than 92 points last week . losing more than 92 points last week . Why did the Dow lose more than 92 points last week? 18 26 +870 3 Bond prices continued to edge higher in anticipation of more news showing a slower economy . edge higher How much higher? 4 6 +870 3 Bond prices continued to edge higher in anticipation of more news showing a slower economy . Bond prices continued to edge higher Why would bond prices go higher in light of a slowing economy? 0 6 +870 4 Although the dollar rose slightly against most major currencies , the focus in currency markets was on the beleaguered British pound , which gained slightly against the dollar . beleaguered definition of this word? 18 19 +870 4 Although the dollar rose slightly against most major currencies , the focus in currency markets was on the beleaguered British pound , which gained slightly against the dollar . gained How much did the pound gain against the dollar? 23 24 +870 4 Although the dollar rose slightly against most major currencies , the focus in currency markets was on the beleaguered British pound , which gained slightly against the dollar . beleaguered British pound , Why was the British pound beleaguered and then gain against the dollar? 18 22 +870 4 Although the dollar rose slightly against most major currencies , the focus in currency markets was on the beleaguered British pound , which gained slightly against the dollar . which gained slightly against the dollar . How much did it gain? 22 29 +870 5 Trading volume on the New York Stock Exchange dwindled to only 126 . 6 million shares yesterday as major brokerage firms continued to throw in the towel on program trading . 126 . 6 million shares What is usually the the average of shares sold? 11 16 +870 5 Trading volume on the New York Stock Exchange dwindled to only 126 . 6 million shares yesterday as major brokerage firms continued to throw in the towel on program trading . throw in the towel on program trading . Why did firms throw in the towel on program trading? 23 31 +870 5 Trading volume on the New York Stock Exchange dwindled to only 126 . 6 million shares yesterday as major brokerage firms continued to throw in the towel on program trading . major brokerage firms Which firms? 18 21 +871 1 The Oakland Athletics ' four - game sweep over the San Francisco Giants in the World Series may widen already - sizable losses that the ABC network will incur on the current , final year of its baseball contract . losses Why has ABC suffered losses on its baseball contract? 22 23 +871 1 The Oakland Athletics ' four - game sweep over the San Francisco Giants in the World Series may widen already - sizable losses that the ABC network will incur on the current , final year of its baseball contract . already - sizable losses What are the already-sizeable losses? 19 23 +871 2 The 1989 Series , disrupted by a devastating earthquake and diminished in national interest because both teams came from the San Francisco Bay area , is likely to end up as the lowest - rated Series of this decade and probably since the event has been broadcast . lowest - rated Series of this what was the second lowest? 32 38 +871 3 The first three games were seen by an average of only 17 % of U . S . homes , a sharp decline from the 23 . 7 % rating for last year ' s Series . three games what about the rest of the games? 2 4 +871 3 The first three games were seen by an average of only 17 % of U . S . homes , a sharp decline from the 23 . 7 % rating for last year ' s Series . decline Why was viewership in decline from the beginning of the season? 22 23 +871 4 A final ratings tally from A . C . Nielsen Co . is due today . due today what day is it at the time of writing? 13 15 +871 5 The sweep by the A ' s , whose pitchers and home - run hitters dominated the injury - prone Giants , will only make things worse for ABC , owned by Capital Cities / ABC Inc . sweep what is a sweep? 1 2 +871 5 The sweep by the A ' s , whose pitchers and home - run hitters dominated the injury - prone Giants , will only make things worse for ABC , owned by Capital Cities / ABC Inc . worse Why will the A’s success make things worse for ABC and/its parent company? 26 27 +871 5 The sweep by the A ' s , whose pitchers and home - run hitters dominated the injury - prone Giants , will only make things worse for ABC , owned by Capital Cities / ABC Inc . sweep by the A ' s , Why would the sweep by the A's make things worse for ABC? 1 8 +872 1 Quotron Systems Inc . plans to cut about 400 , or 16 % , of its 2 , 500 employees over the next several months . about 400 , why are they cutting so much? 7 10 +872 1 Quotron Systems Inc . plans to cut about 400 , or 16 % , of its 2 , 500 employees over the next several months . plans to cut about 400 Why re they cutting so many employees? 4 9 +872 1 Quotron Systems Inc . plans to cut about 400 , or 16 % , of its 2 , 500 employees over the next several months . Quotron Systems Inc Who are Quotron Systems Inc and what kind of buisness are they. 0 3 +872 1 Quotron Systems Inc . plans to cut about 400 , or 16 % , of its 2 , 500 employees over the next several months . cut about 400 , or 16 % , of its 2 , 500 employees Why will there be cuts? 6 20 +872 1 Quotron Systems Inc . plans to cut about 400 , or 16 % , of its 2 , 500 employees over the next several months . cut about 400 , or 16 % , What is the reason for these cuts? 6 14 +872 2 " This action will continue to keep operating expenses in line " with revenue , said J . David Hann , president and chief executive officer of Los Angeles - based Quotron . operating expenses in line " how much do they want to spend? 7 12 +872 2 " This action will continue to keep operating expenses in line " with revenue , said J . David Hann , president and chief executive officer of Los Angeles - based Quotron . revenue , What revenue do they make? 13 15 +872 2 " This action will continue to keep operating expenses in line " with revenue , said J . David Hann , president and chief executive officer of Los Angeles - based Quotron . keep operating expenses in line " with revenue , Why are expenses rising so rapidly? 6 15 +872 2 " This action will continue to keep operating expenses in line " with revenue , said J . David Hann , president and chief executive officer of Los Angeles - based Quotron . operating expenses in line " with revenue , Why are they so far out in the first place that this type of correction is needed? 7 15 +872 3 The move by the financial information and services subsidiary of Citicorp is a " response to changing conditions in the retail securities industry , which has been contracting " since October 1987 ' s stock market crash , the executive added . Citicorp is it part of citibank? 10 11 +872 3 The move by the financial information and services subsidiary of Citicorp is a " response to changing conditions in the retail securities industry , which has been contracting " since October 1987 ' s stock market crash , the executive added . changing conditions What kind of changing conditions are they experiencing? 16 18 +872 3 The move by the financial information and services subsidiary of Citicorp is a " response to changing conditions in the retail securities industry , which has been contracting " since October 1987 ' s stock market crash , the executive added . changing conditions What changing conditions are these? 16 18 +872 3 The move by the financial information and services subsidiary of Citicorp is a " response to changing conditions in the retail securities industry , which has been contracting " since October 1987 ' s stock market crash , the executive added . October 1987 ' s What is the time frame of this article's writing? How long have retail securities been in loss now? 30 34 +872 4 Quotron , which Citicorp purchased in 1986 , provides price quotations for securities , particularly stocks . provides price quotations for securities , How are the price quotes generated? 8 14 +872 4 Quotron , which Citicorp purchased in 1986 , provides price quotations for securities , particularly stocks . price quotations what exactly are price quotations? 9 11 +872 5 Quotron also provides trading and other systems , services for brokerage firms , and communications - network services . communications - network services What type of services are delivered? 14 18 +872 5 Quotron also provides trading and other systems , services for brokerage firms , and communications - network services . communications - network services . Is this really a company that is in stock trading and cellular networks? 14 19 +873 1 Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . said it lowered ratings on long - term debt of CS First Boston Inc . , the holding company of Wall Street giant First Boston Corp . , because of First Boston ' s " aggressive merchant banking risk " in highly leveraged takeovers . " aggressive merchant banking risk " what do they mean by this? 41 47 +873 1 Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . said it lowered ratings on long - term debt of CS First Boston Inc . , the holding company of Wall Street giant First Boston Corp . , because of First Boston ' s " aggressive merchant banking risk " in highly leveraged takeovers . " aggressive Why did they consider it an aggressive risk? 41 43 +873 2 In downgrading CS First Boston ' s subordinated domestic , Euromarket and Swiss debt to single - A - 3 from single - A - 2 , Moody ' s is matching a move made by the other major credit rating concern , Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , several months ago . subordinated why is it subordinated? 7 8 +873 2 In downgrading CS First Boston ' s subordinated domestic , Euromarket and Swiss debt to single - A - 3 from single - A - 2 , Moody ' s is matching a move made by the other major credit rating concern , Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , several months ago . several How many months ago they they make a similar move? 51 52 +873 2 In downgrading CS First Boston ' s subordinated domestic , Euromarket and Swiss debt to single - A - 3 from single - A - 2 , Moody ' s is matching a move made by the other major credit rating concern , Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , several months ago . single - A - 3 What is a single-A-3? 15 20 +873 2 In downgrading CS First Boston ' s subordinated domestic , Euromarket and Swiss debt to single - A - 3 from single - A - 2 , Moody ' s is matching a move made by the other major credit rating concern , Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , several months ago . single - A - 2 , What is a single-A-2? 21 27 +873 2 In downgrading CS First Boston ' s subordinated domestic , Euromarket and Swiss debt to single - A - 3 from single - A - 2 , Moody ' s is matching a move made by the other major credit rating concern , Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , several months ago . several months ago Why was the downgrade so late in taking place? 51 54 +873 3 Moody ' s also confirmed the Prime - 1 rating , its highest , on CS First Boston ' s commercial paper , or short - term corporate IOUs . Prime - 1 rating , what is prime 1 rating? 6 11 +873 3 Moody ' s also confirmed the Prime - 1 rating , its highest , on CS First Boston ' s commercial paper , or short - term corporate IOUs . IOUs What does the abbreviation IOUs stand for? 28 29 +873 3 Moody ' s also confirmed the Prime - 1 rating , its highest , on CS First Boston ' s commercial paper , or short - term corporate IOUs . Prime - 1 rating , What is a Prime-1 rating? 6 11 +873 4 In addition , Moody ' s said it downgraded Financiere Credit Suisse - First Boston ' s senior and subordinated Swiss debt to single - A - 2 from single - A - 1 and lowered Financiere CSFB N . V . ' s junior subordinated perpetual Eurodebt , guaranteed by Financiere Credit Suisse - - First Boston , to single - A - 3 from single - A - 2 . downgraded Financiere Credit Suisse - First What led to this downgrade? 8 14 +873 5 About $ 550 million of long - term debt is affected , according to Moody ' s . long - term How long is considered long-term debt? 5 8 +873 5 About $ 550 million of long - term debt is affected , according to Moody ' s . long - term debt What is long-term debt? 5 9 +874 1 New construction contracting climbed 8 % in September to an annualized $ 274 . 2 billion , with commercial , industrial and public - works contracts providing most of the increase , according to F . W . Dodge Group . New construction contracting In what areas has new construction contracting increased by 8%? 0 3 +874 1 New construction contracting climbed 8 % in September to an annualized $ 274 . 2 billion , with commercial , industrial and public - works contracts providing most of the increase , according to F . W . Dodge Group . New construction contracting climbed What kid of construction? Where is it? 0 4 +874 2 Through the first nine months of the year , the unadjusted total of all new construction was $ 199 . 6 billion , flat compared with a year earlier . year earlier which year was it? 27 29 +874 2 Through the first nine months of the year , the unadjusted total of all new construction was $ 199 . 6 billion , flat compared with a year earlier . unadjusted total How does the unadjusted total compare to the adjusted one? 10 12 +874 3 The South was off 2 % after the first nine months , while the North Central region was up 3 % . the North Central region was up 3 % Does the North Central region typically exceed the South region in construction contracting? 13 21 +874 5 A small decline in total construction for the entire year is possible if contracting for housing doesn ' t increase in response to this year ' s lower mortgage rates , said George A . Christie , vice president and chief economist of Dodge , the forecasting division of publisher McGraw - Hill Inc . George A . Christie , what are his credentials? 32 37 +874 5 A small decline in total construction for the entire year is possible if contracting for housing doesn ' t increase in response to this year ' s lower mortgage rates , said George A . Christie , vice president and chief economist of Dodge , the forecasting division of publisher McGraw - Hill Inc . contracting for housing What kind of growth can be expected if contracting for housing increases? 13 16 +874 5 A small decline in total construction for the entire year is possible if contracting for housing doesn ' t increase in response to this year ' s lower mortgage rates , said George A . Christie , vice president and chief economist of Dodge , the forecasting division of publisher McGraw - Hill Inc . contracting for housing Why wouldn't contracting for housing increase? 13 16 +874 5 A small decline in total construction for the entire year is possible if contracting for housing doesn ' t increase in response to this year ' s lower mortgage rates , said George A . Christie , vice president and chief economist of Dodge , the forecasting division of publisher McGraw - Hill Inc . total construction Is this in all regions? 4 6 +875 1 Revco D . S . Inc . , the drugstore chain that filed for bankruptcy - court protection last year , received a $ 925 million offer from a group led by Texas billionaire Robert Bass . $ 925 million offer offer to buy them out? 23 27 +875 1 Revco D . S . Inc . , the drugstore chain that filed for bankruptcy - court protection last year , received a $ 925 million offer from a group led by Texas billionaire Robert Bass . Robert Bass Why is he a billionaire? 34 36 +875 1 Revco D . S . Inc . , the drugstore chain that filed for bankruptcy - court protection last year , received a $ 925 million offer from a group led by Texas billionaire Robert Bass . filed for bankruptcy - court protection Why did this company go bankrupt? 12 18 +875 2 Revco reacted cautiously , saying the plan would add $ 260 million of new debt to the highly leveraged company . reacted cautiously , arent they in a precarious position? 1 4 +875 2 Revco reacted cautiously , saying the plan would add $ 260 million of new debt to the highly leveraged company . $ 260 million Why isn't all the money being used? 9 12 +875 3 It was Revco ' s huge debt from its $ 1 . 3 billion leveraged buy - out in 1986 that forced it to seek protection under Chapter 11 of the federal Bankruptcy Code . Chapter 11 of the federal Bankruptcy Code What are the details of this code? 27 34 +875 3 It was Revco ' s huge debt from its $ 1 . 3 billion leveraged buy - out in 1986 that forced it to seek protection under Chapter 11 of the federal Bankruptcy Code . leveraged buy - out in 1986 Why was the company bought out in 1986? 14 20 +875 4 Revco insists that the proposal is simply an " expression of interest , " because under Chapter 11 Revco has " exclusivity rights " until Feb . 28 . " exclusivity rights " what are exclusivity rights? 20 24 +875 4 Revco insists that the proposal is simply an " expression of interest , " because under Chapter 11 Revco has " exclusivity rights " until Feb . 28 . Feb . 28 What happens after this date? 25 28 +875 5 Those rights prevent anyone other than Revco from proposing a reorganization plan . reorganization plan What is this plan about? 10 12 +875 5 Those rights prevent anyone other than Revco from proposing a reorganization plan . proposing a reorganization plan Who else was looking to reorganize the company? 8 12 +876 1 Chrysler Corp . Chairman Lee A . Iacocca said the nation ' s No . 3 auto maker will need to close one or two of its assembly plants because of the slowdown hitting the industry . nation ' s No . 3 Who is the nation's number 1 auto maker? 10 16 +876 1 Chrysler Corp . Chairman Lee A . Iacocca said the nation ' s No . 3 auto maker will need to close one or two of its assembly plants because of the slowdown hitting the industry . close one or two How many plants do they have? 21 25 +876 1 Chrysler Corp . Chairman Lee A . Iacocca said the nation ' s No . 3 auto maker will need to close one or two of its assembly plants because of the slowdown hitting the industry . slowdown hitting the industry What is the cause of the slowdown? 32 36 +876 1 Chrysler Corp . Chairman Lee A . Iacocca said the nation ' s No . 3 auto maker will need to close one or two of its assembly plants because of the slowdown hitting the industry . slowdown why is it slowing down? 32 33 +876 1 Chrysler Corp . Chairman Lee A . Iacocca said the nation ' s No . 3 auto maker will need to close one or two of its assembly plants because of the slowdown hitting the industry . slowdown hitting the industry Why was the car industry slowing? 32 36 +876 2 In an interview with the trade journal Automotive News , Mr . Iacocca declined to say which plants will close or when Chrysler will make the moves . declined to say Why did he decline? 13 16 +876 3 But he said , " we have too many plants in our system . too many plants What would the desired number of plants be? 7 10 +876 3 But he said , " we have too many plants in our system . too many plants Why does Chrysler have too many plants? 7 10 +876 3 But he said , " we have too many plants in our system . have too many plants How many is too many plants? 6 10 +876 4 So the older or most inefficient capacity has got to go . " older or most inefficient capacity Did he consider revamping the old and inefficient over a close down? 2 7 +876 4 So the older or most inefficient capacity has got to go . " inefficient capacity how do they determine that? 5 7 +876 4 So the older or most inefficient capacity has got to go . " most inefficient capacity Why is the capacity inefficient? 4 7 +876 4 So the older or most inefficient capacity has got to go . " So the older How old are these plants? 0 3 +876 5 According to industry analysts , Chrysler plants most likely to close are the St . Louis No . 1 facility , which builds Chrysler LeBaron and Dodge Daytona models ; the Toledo , Ohio , Jeep plant , which dates back to the early 1900s ; and two Canadian plants that build the Jeep Wrangler and Chrysler ' s full - sized vans . St . Louis No . 1 facility , Is this the most inefficient plant? 13 21 +876 5 According to industry analysts , Chrysler plants most likely to close are the St . Louis No . 1 facility , which builds Chrysler LeBaron and Dodge Daytona models ; the Toledo , Ohio , Jeep plant , which dates back to the early 1900s ; and two Canadian plants that build the Jeep Wrangler and Chrysler ' s full - sized vans . Chrysler LeBaron and Dodge Daytona models ; Are these popular models? 23 30 +876 5 According to industry analysts , Chrysler plants most likely to close are the St . Louis No . 1 facility , which builds Chrysler LeBaron and Dodge Daytona models ; the Toledo , Ohio , Jeep plant , which dates back to the early 1900s ; and two Canadian plants that build the Jeep Wrangler and Chrysler ' s full - sized vans . two Canadian plants How many Canadian plants are there in total? 47 50 +876 5 According to industry analysts , Chrysler plants most likely to close are the St . Louis No . 1 facility , which builds Chrysler LeBaron and Dodge Daytona models ; the Toledo , Ohio , Jeep plant , which dates back to the early 1900s ; and two Canadian plants that build the Jeep Wrangler and Chrysler ' s full - sized vans . Chrysler plants Are other car plants doing the same thing? 5 7 +877 1 Applause for " Sometimes , Talk Is the Best Medicine , " in your Oct . 5 Marketplace section . " Sometimes , Talk Is the Best Medicine , " What is \"Sometimes, Talk Is the Best Medicine\"? 2 12 +877 1 Applause for " Sometimes , Talk Is the Best Medicine , " in your Oct . 5 Marketplace section . Marketplace section What is the Marketplace section? 17 19 +877 1 Applause for " Sometimes , Talk Is the Best Medicine , " in your Oct . 5 Marketplace section . " Sometimes , Talk Is the Best Medicine , " what does this mean? 2 12 +877 1 Applause for " Sometimes , Talk Is the Best Medicine , " in your Oct . 5 Marketplace section . " Sometimes , Talk Is the Best Medicine , " What made you choose this for the October 5 selection? 2 12 +877 1 Applause for " Sometimes , Talk Is the Best Medicine , " in your Oct . 5 Marketplace section . Marketplace Why is \"Sometimes, Talk Is the Best Medicine\" in my Marketplace section? 17 18 +877 1 Applause for " Sometimes , Talk Is the Best Medicine , " in your Oct . 5 Marketplace section . Applause Why is there applause for it? 0 1 +877 2 Indeed , the " art of doctoring " does contribute to better health results and discourages unwarranted malpractice litigation . " art of doctoring " How does the \"art of doctoring\" contribute to better health results and discourage malpractice litigation? 3 8 +877 2 Indeed , the " art of doctoring " does contribute to better health results and discourages unwarranted malpractice litigation . " art of doctoring " is it not an art actually? 3 8 +877 2 Indeed , the " art of doctoring " does contribute to better health results and discourages unwarranted malpractice litigation . " art of doctoring " How does this relate to \"Sometimes, Talk is the Best Medicine\"? 3 8 +877 2 Indeed , the " art of doctoring " does contribute to better health results and discourages unwarranted malpractice litigation . contribute How does the \"art of doctoring\" contribute to better health results? 9 10 +877 2 Indeed , the " art of doctoring " does contribute to better health results and discourages unwarranted malpractice litigation . malpractice Why is there unwarranted malpractice litigation? 17 18 +877 2 Indeed , the " art of doctoring " does contribute to better health results and discourages unwarranted malpractice litigation . " art of doctoring " What does the \"art of doctoring\" mean? 3 8 +877 2 Indeed , the " art of doctoring " does contribute to better health results and discourages unwarranted malpractice litigation . better health results How does it contribute to better health results? 11 14 +877 3 Elaborating on the concern about doctors ' sacrificing earnings in order to spend " talk time " with patients , we are finding the quality of the time spent is the key to true rapport . sacrificing earnings How does spending \"talk time\" result in loss of earnings? 7 9 +877 3 Elaborating on the concern about doctors ' sacrificing earnings in order to spend " talk time " with patients , we are finding the quality of the time spent is the key to true rapport . time " How does \"talk time\" contribute to true rapport? 15 17 +877 4 Even brief conversations can show caring and trust , and need not restrict the efficiency of the communication or restrain the doctor ' s earnings . restrain Why would communication restrain the doctor's earnings? 19 20 +877 5 The issue is far - reaching . far - reaching does it reach every doctor? 3 6 +877 5 The issue is far - reaching . far - reaching Does this refer to in a particular country or is this a world wide reach? 3 6 +878 1 Lone Star Technologies Inc . said its Lone Star Steel Co . unit sued it in federal court here , seeking to recover an intercompany receivable valued at a minimum of $ 23 million . recover Why was Lone Star Technology Inc. trying to recover a minimum of $23 million? 22 23 +878 1 Lone Star Technologies Inc . said its Lone Star Steel Co . unit sued it in federal court here , seeking to recover an intercompany receivable valued at a minimum of $ 23 million . valued How was the value determined? 26 27 +878 1 Lone Star Technologies Inc . said its Lone Star Steel Co . unit sued it in federal court here , seeking to recover an intercompany receivable valued at a minimum of $ 23 million . recover an intercompany receivable Why does Lone Star Steel want to recover an intercompany receivable? 22 26 +878 1 Lone Star Technologies Inc . said its Lone Star Steel Co . unit sued it in federal court here , seeking to recover an intercompany receivable valued at a minimum of $ 23 million . sued it in federal court here Where is \"here\", and why was a suit being filed? 13 19 +878 1 Lone Star Technologies Inc . said its Lone Star Steel Co . unit sued it in federal court here , seeking to recover an intercompany receivable valued at a minimum of $ 23 million . intercompany receivable What is an \"intercompany receivable\"? 24 26 +878 1 Lone Star Technologies Inc . said its Lone Star Steel Co . unit sued it in federal court here , seeking to recover an intercompany receivable valued at a minimum of $ 23 million . sued it in federal court What were the details of the suit? 13 18 +878 2 The lawsuit was filed by Lone Star Steel ' s unsecured creditors ' committee on behalf of Lone Star Steel , which has been operating under Chapter 11 of the federal Bankruptcy Code since June 30 . Chapter 11 is that the worst type? 26 28 +878 2 The lawsuit was filed by Lone Star Steel ' s unsecured creditors ' committee on behalf of Lone Star Steel , which has been operating under Chapter 11 of the federal Bankruptcy Code since June 30 . unsecured Why was the creditor's committee unsecured? 10 11 +878 2 The lawsuit was filed by Lone Star Steel ' s unsecured creditors ' committee on behalf of Lone Star Steel , which has been operating under Chapter 11 of the federal Bankruptcy Code since June 30 . operating How was the committee operating under Chapter 11? 24 25 +878 2 The lawsuit was filed by Lone Star Steel ' s unsecured creditors ' committee on behalf of Lone Star Steel , which has been operating under Chapter 11 of the federal Bankruptcy Code since June 30 . Bankruptcy Why has Lone Star Steel been operating under the Bankruptcy Code since June 30? 31 32 +878 2 The lawsuit was filed by Lone Star Steel ' s unsecured creditors ' committee on behalf of Lone Star Steel , which has been operating under Chapter 11 of the federal Bankruptcy Code since June 30 . Chapter 11 Why did Lone Star Steel file Chapter 11? 26 28 +878 2 The lawsuit was filed by Lone Star Steel ' s unsecured creditors ' committee on behalf of Lone Star Steel , which has been operating under Chapter 11 of the federal Bankruptcy Code since June 30 . Lone Star Steel ' s unsecured creditors ' committee How is this committee unsecured, and why would a company file a suit through an unsecured committee? 5 14 +878 2 The lawsuit was filed by Lone Star Steel ' s unsecured creditors ' committee on behalf of Lone Star Steel , which has been operating under Chapter 11 of the federal Bankruptcy Code since June 30 . The lawsuit Again - details of lawsuit? 0 2 +878 3 Lone Star Technologies said it and its subsidiary ' s creditors agree that the parent company owes the unit money , but they haven ' t been able to reach agreement on the amount . reach agreement on the amount why havent they? 29 34 +878 3 Lone Star Technologies said it and its subsidiary ' s creditors agree that the parent company owes the unit money , but they haven ' t been able to reach agreement on the amount . owes Why does Lone Star Technologies owe its subsidiaries money? 16 17 +878 3 Lone Star Technologies said it and its subsidiary ' s creditors agree that the parent company owes the unit money , but they haven ' t been able to reach agreement on the amount . amount How are is the amount being calculated? 33 34 +878 3 Lone Star Technologies said it and its subsidiary ' s creditors agree that the parent company owes the unit money , but they haven ' t been able to reach agreement on the amount . agreement Why can't they come to an agreement on the amount of money? 30 31 +878 3 Lone Star Technologies said it and its subsidiary ' s creditors agree that the parent company owes the unit money , but they haven ' t been able to reach agreement on the amount . it and its subsidiary ' s creditors agree How was this agreement reached? 4 12 +878 4 Judith Elkin , lawyer for the creditors , said the creditors group is challenging certain accounting entries on the parent company ' s books and estimates that the receivable owed the steel company could be as much as $ 40 million . Judith Elkin , what are his credentials? 0 3 +878 4 Judith Elkin , lawyer for the creditors , said the creditors group is challenging certain accounting entries on the parent company ' s books and estimates that the receivable owed the steel company could be as much as $ 40 million . challenging Why is the group challenging certain accounting entries? 13 14 +878 4 Judith Elkin , lawyer for the creditors , said the creditors group is challenging certain accounting entries on the parent company ' s books and estimates that the receivable owed the steel company could be as much as $ 40 million . estimates How are lawyers arriving at that estimation? 25 26 +878 4 Judith Elkin , lawyer for the creditors , said the creditors group is challenging certain accounting entries on the parent company ' s books and estimates that the receivable owed the steel company could be as much as $ 40 million . accounting entries Which accounting entries is the creditors group challenging? 15 17 +878 4 Judith Elkin , lawyer for the creditors , said the creditors group is challenging certain accounting entries on the parent company ' s books and estimates that the receivable owed the steel company could be as much as $ 40 million . challenging certain accounting entries Which entries are being challenged? 13 17 +878 5 The Lone Star Steel lawsuit also asks the court to rule that Lone Star Technologies is jointly responsible for a $ 4 . 5 million Lone Star Steel pension payment that was due , but wasn ' t paid , in September and that the parent company can ' t recover the amount from its subsidiary if the parent company makes the payment . jointly Why is Lone Star Technology \"jointly\" responsible for the $4.5 million pension payment? 16 17 +878 5 The Lone Star Steel lawsuit also asks the court to rule that Lone Star Technologies is jointly responsible for a $ 4 . 5 million Lone Star Steel pension payment that was due , but wasn ' t paid , in September and that the parent company can ' t recover the amount from its subsidiary if the parent company makes the payment . paid , How is Long Star Steel going to pay the $4.5 million pension? 38 40 +878 5 The Lone Star Steel lawsuit also asks the court to rule that Lone Star Technologies is jointly responsible for a $ 4 . 5 million Lone Star Steel pension payment that was due , but wasn ' t paid , in September and that the parent company can ' t recover the amount from its subsidiary if the parent company makes the payment . Lone Star Technologies is jointly responsible With whom are they jointly responsible? 12 18 +878 5 The Lone Star Steel lawsuit also asks the court to rule that Lone Star Technologies is jointly responsible for a $ 4 . 5 million Lone Star Steel pension payment that was due , but wasn ' t paid , in September and that the parent company can ' t recover the amount from its subsidiary if the parent company makes the payment . but wasn ' t paid , Why was it not paid? 34 40 +878 5 The Lone Star Steel lawsuit also asks the court to rule that Lone Star Technologies is jointly responsible for a $ 4 . 5 million Lone Star Steel pension payment that was due , but wasn ' t paid , in September and that the parent company can ' t recover the amount from its subsidiary if the parent company makes the payment . can ' t recover the amount Why can't the amount be recovered? 47 53 +879 1 A state judge postponed a decision on a move by holders of Telerate Inc . to block the tender offer of Dow Jones & Co . for the 33 % of Telerate it doesn ' t already own . tender offer what is a tender offer? 18 20 +879 1 A state judge postponed a decision on a move by holders of Telerate Inc . to block the tender offer of Dow Jones & Co . for the 33 % of Telerate it doesn ' t already own . A state judge Which state is the judge from? 0 3 +879 1 A state judge postponed a decision on a move by holders of Telerate Inc . to block the tender offer of Dow Jones & Co . for the 33 % of Telerate it doesn ' t already own . tender offer Is the offer to other stockholders? What is the offer? 18 20 +879 1 A state judge postponed a decision on a move by holders of Telerate Inc . to block the tender offer of Dow Jones & Co . for the 33 % of Telerate it doesn ' t already own . A state judge postponed a decision on a move Why did the judge postpone the decision of Telerate Inc's block? 0 9 +879 1 A state judge postponed a decision on a move by holders of Telerate Inc . to block the tender offer of Dow Jones & Co . for the 33 % of Telerate it doesn ' t already own . state judge postponed a decision Why was the decision postponed? 1 6 +879 2 Vice Chancellor Maurice A . Hartnett III of Delaware ' s Court of Chancery heard arguments for more than two hours here , but he made no comment and asked no questions . he made no comment and asked no questions What was Vice Chancellor Maurice A. Hartnett III thinking about? 24 32 +879 2 Vice Chancellor Maurice A . Hartnett III of Delaware ' s Court of Chancery heard arguments for more than two hours here , but he made no comment and asked no questions . heard arguments What were the arguments about? 14 16 +879 3 He could rule as early as today on the motion seeking a temporary injunction against the Dow Jones offer . temporary injunction what is an injunction? 12 14 +879 3 He could rule as early as today on the motion seeking a temporary injunction against the Dow Jones offer . He could rule as early as today How long does he have to make his decision if not today? 0 7 +879 4 Dow Jones has offered to pay $ 18 a share , or about $ 576 million , for the remaining Telerate stake . pay $ 18 a share , or about will they accept? 5 13 +879 4 Dow Jones has offered to pay $ 18 a share , or about $ 576 million , for the remaining Telerate stake . Dow Jones has offered to pay $ 18 a share , Does Telerate have an option to negotiate? 0 11 +879 4 Dow Jones has offered to pay $ 18 a share , or about $ 576 million , for the remaining Telerate stake . the remaining Telerate stake How will selling Telerate shares to Dow Jones & Co. affect the prices of those shares? 18 22 +879 4 Dow Jones has offered to pay $ 18 a share , or about $ 576 million , for the remaining Telerate stake . pay $ 18 a share , What was the current value of the stocks? 5 11 +879 5 The offer will expire at 5 p . m . EST on Nov . 6 , unless extended again . unless extended again will they extend again? 16 19 +879 5 The offer will expire at 5 p . m . EST on Nov . 6 , unless extended again . unless extended again How long could it be extended for? 16 19 +879 5 The offer will expire at 5 p . m . EST on Nov . 6 , unless extended again . extended again . Why was it extended before? 17 20 +879 5 The offer will expire at 5 p . m . EST on Nov . 6 , unless extended again . unless extended again Does the extension lie in the hands of the judge who originally postponed his decision about Telerate's block against Dow Jones & Co.? 16 19 +879 5 The offer will expire at 5 p . m . EST on Nov . 6 , unless extended again . The offer will expire Will both Dow Jones & Co. and Telerate return to business as usual if the offer expires? 0 4 +880 1 Secretary of State Baker , we read , decided to kill a speech that Robert Gates , deputy national security adviser and a career Soviet expert , was going to give to a student colloquium , the National Collegiate Security Conference . kill a speech Why did Secretary of State Baker want to kill a speech by Robert Gates? 10 13 +880 1 Secretary of State Baker , we read , decided to kill a speech that Robert Gates , deputy national security adviser and a career Soviet expert , was going to give to a student colloquium , the National Collegiate Security Conference . student colloquium , Where was this speech to take place? 33 36 +880 1 Secretary of State Baker , we read , decided to kill a speech that Robert Gates , deputy national security adviser and a career Soviet expert , was going to give to a student colloquium , the National Collegiate Security Conference . to kill a speech Why did Baker want the speech killed? 9 13 +880 2 We keep wondering what Mr . Gates wanted to say . Mr . Gates do they have an idea what it was? 4 7 +880 2 We keep wondering what Mr . Gates wanted to say . wanted to say how did primates ultimately develop speech? 7 10 +880 3 Perhaps he might have cited Mr . Gorbachev ' s need for " a stable currency , free and competitive markets , private property and real prices " and other pie - in - the - sky reforms . pie - in - the - sky meaning unlikely reforms? 30 37 +880 3 Perhaps he might have cited Mr . Gorbachev ' s need for " a stable currency , free and competitive markets , private property and real prices " and other pie - in - the - sky reforms . pie - in - the - sky reforms Why were these reforms unworkable? 30 38 +880 3 Perhaps he might have cited Mr . Gorbachev ' s need for " a stable currency , free and competitive markets , private property and real prices " and other pie - in - the - sky reforms . stable currency , How does a stablecoin constantly react to a currencies current market value? 14 17 +880 4 Perhaps he ' d have called for " a decentralized political and economic system " without a dominant communist party . decentralized political and economic system " What is a decentralized political and economic system? 9 15 +880 5 Or political arrangements " to alleviate the grievances and demands of Soviet ethnic minorities and republics . " Why , a Bob Gates might even have said , " Nor are Soviet problems susceptible to rescue from abroad through abundant Western credits . " through abundant Western credits is this a complex idea? 38 42 +880 5 Or political arrangements " to alleviate the grievances and demands of Soviet ethnic minorities and republics . " Why , a Bob Gates might even have said , " Nor are Soviet problems susceptible to rescue from abroad through abundant Western credits . " grievances and demands What are the grievances and demands of Soviet ethnic minorities? 7 10 +880 5 Or political arrangements " to alleviate the grievances and demands of Soviet ethnic minorities and republics . " Why , a Bob Gates might even have said , " Nor are Soviet problems susceptible to rescue from abroad through abundant Western credits . " demands of Soviet ethnic minorities Why were there grievances on the part of ethnic minorities? 9 14 +880 5 Or political arrangements " to alleviate the grievances and demands of Soviet ethnic minorities and republics . " Why , a Bob Gates might even have said , " Nor are Soviet problems susceptible to rescue from abroad through abundant Western credits . " political how did this become such a dominant word in our culture? 1 2 +881 1 The recently revived enthusiasm among small investors for stock mutual funds has been damped by a jittery stock market and the tumult over program trading . tumult what happened to program trading/ 21 22 +881 1 The recently revived enthusiasm among small investors for stock mutual funds has been damped by a jittery stock market and the tumult over program trading . program trading What is program trading? 23 25 +881 1 The recently revived enthusiasm among small investors for stock mutual funds has been damped by a jittery stock market and the tumult over program trading . jittery stock market WHAT IS CAUSING IT TOBE UNSTABLE? 16 19 +881 1 The recently revived enthusiasm among small investors for stock mutual funds has been damped by a jittery stock market and the tumult over program trading . program trading . WHAT IS THE ISSUE WITH PROGRAM TRADING THAT IS CAUSING THIS PROBLEM? 23 26 +881 2 After hitting two - year highs this summer , net sales of stock funds slowed in September , according to the Investment Company Institute , a trade group . this summer , which year? 6 9 +881 2 After hitting two - year highs this summer , net sales of stock funds slowed in September , according to the Investment Company Institute , a trade group . stock What stock funds? 12 13 +881 2 After hitting two - year highs this summer , net sales of stock funds slowed in September , according to the Investment Company Institute , a trade group . stock funds Why did net sales of stock funds slow in September? 12 14 +881 2 After hitting two - year highs this summer , net sales of stock funds slowed in September , according to the Investment Company Institute , a trade group . slowed in September , WHY DID SALES SLOW? 14 18 +881 3 The sales recovery screeched to a halt this month , some analysts say . a halt this month , some analysts say . Which analysts? 5 14 +881 3 The sales recovery screeched to a halt this month , some analysts say . halt Why the halt? 6 7 +881 3 The sales recovery screeched to a halt this month , some analysts say . sales recovery Why did sales recovery come to a halt? 1 3 +881 3 The sales recovery screeched to a halt this month , some analysts say . screeched to a halt WHY DID THE RECOVERY HALT? 3 7 +881 4 " Confidence was starting to come back because we didn ' t have wildly volatile days , " says Tyler Jenks , research director for Kanon Bloch Carre & Co . , a Boston research firm . " Now everything " - - such as program trading and wide stock market swings - - " that everyone had pushed back in their consciousness is just sitting right there . " there Where is it sitting? 67 68 +881 4 " Confidence was starting to come back because we didn ' t have wildly volatile days , " says Tyler Jenks , research director for Kanon Bloch Carre & Co . , a Boston research firm . " Now everything " - - such as program trading and wide stock market swings - - " that everyone had pushed back in their consciousness is just sitting right there . " starting to come back STOCK MARKET SWINGS ARE NORMAL, WHY WOULD THIS CAUSE SUCHA HEAVY IMPACT? 3 7 +881 5 Net sales of stock funds in September totaled $ 839 . 4 million , down from $ 1 . 1 billion in August , the institute said . down from $ 1 . 1 billion in August , HOW DID THEY NOT TAKE PREVENTATIVE ACTION TO TRY TO SLOW THE FALL OF THE STOCK PRICE? 14 24 +882 1 NRM Energy Co . said it filed materials with the Securities and Exchange Commission calling for it to restructure into a corporation from a limited partnership . restructure Why does NRM Energy Co. want to restructure into a corporation? 18 19 +882 1 NRM Energy Co . said it filed materials with the Securities and Exchange Commission calling for it to restructure into a corporation from a limited partnership . restructure Why is restructure being called for? 18 19 +882 2 The partnership said it is proposing the change largely because the provisions of its senior notes restrict it from making distributions on its units outstanding . restrict it from making distributions Why were they being restricted initially? 16 21 +882 3 NRM suspended its common distribution in June 1988 and the distribution on its $ 2 cumulative convertible acquisition preferred units in September . convertible acquisition preferred units what are those? 16 20 +882 3 NRM suspended its common distribution in June 1988 and the distribution on its $ 2 cumulative convertible acquisition preferred units in September . NRM suspended its common distribution Why did NRM suspend its common distribution 0 5 +882 4 However , unpaid distributions on the acquisition preferred are cumulative and would total $ 23 million a year , hurting NRM ' s financial flexibility and its ability to raise capital , NRM said . total how quickly do they get the money? 12 13 +882 4 However , unpaid distributions on the acquisition preferred are cumulative and would total $ 23 million a year , hurting NRM ' s financial flexibility and its ability to raise capital , NRM said . NRM ' s financial flexibility How would NRMs financial flexibility be hurt? 20 25 +882 5 In following several other oil and gas partnerships that have made the conversion to a corporation in the last year , NRM also noted that tax advantages for partnerships have diminished under new tax laws and said it would save $ 2 million a year in administrative costs from the change . new tax laws What are the new tax laws for partnerships? 32 35 +882 5 In following several other oil and gas partnerships that have made the conversion to a corporation in the last year , NRM also noted that tax advantages for partnerships have diminished under new tax laws and said it would save $ 2 million a year in administrative costs from the change . it would save $ 2 How would it save so much money in admin costs? 37 42 +883 1 A group of Michigan investors has offered to buy Knight - Ridder Inc . ' s ailing Detroit Free Press for $ 68 million but has left unclear how the offer will be financed . unclear how the offer will be financed Why is it unclear how the offer will be financed by the Michigan investors? 27 34 +883 1 A group of Michigan investors has offered to buy Knight - Ridder Inc . ' s ailing Detroit Free Press for $ 68 million but has left unclear how the offer will be financed . Knight - Ridder is that some last names? 9 12 +883 1 A group of Michigan investors has offered to buy Knight - Ridder Inc . ' s ailing Detroit Free Press for $ 68 million but has left unclear how the offer will be financed . A group of Michigan investors Which Michigan investors? 0 5 +883 1 A group of Michigan investors has offered to buy Knight - Ridder Inc . ' s ailing Detroit Free Press for $ 68 million but has left unclear how the offer will be financed . Michigan Why would they want to buy a failing company? 3 4 +883 1 A group of Michigan investors has offered to buy Knight - Ridder Inc . ' s ailing Detroit Free Press for $ 68 million but has left unclear how the offer will be financed . group of Michigan investors Who are the group of Michigan investors who want to buy Detroit Free Press? 1 5 +883 2 The offer came just prior to arguments before the U . S . Supreme Court over whether the Free Press should be allowed to enter into a joint operating pact with Gannett Co . ' s Detroit News . whether the Free Press should be allowed Why shouldn't the Free Press be allowed to join a pact with Detroit News? 16 23 +883 3 The group led by Birmingham , Mich . , publicist William D . McMaster didn ' t name an investment banker backing the deal or say how much its members will contribute to the offer . didn ' t name an investment banker backing the deal Is he waiting till the next meeting to discuss how the offer will be financed? 14 24 +883 4 Indeed , some individuals identified with the group said they haven ' t committed any money to the bid and weren ' t aware of it until they heard about it in local news accounts over the weekend . weren ' t aware of it If they are part of the group, why weren't the individuals aware of the offer? 20 26 +883 4 Indeed , some individuals identified with the group said they haven ' t committed any money to the bid and weren ' t aware of it until they heard about it in local news accounts over the weekend . over the weekend should they have been aware? 35 38 +883 5 Knight - Ridder wouldn ' t comment on the offer . wouldn ' t comment on the offer Was he busy at the time when he was asked to comment? 3 10 +883 5 Knight - Ridder wouldn ' t comment on the offer . wouldn ' t comment why no comment? 3 7 +884 1 Democracy is making a return with a vengeance to Latin America ' s most populous and deeply indebted country . return How is democracy making a return 4 5 +884 1 Democracy is making a return with a vengeance to Latin America ' s most populous and deeply indebted country . populous How many people are in Latin America's most populous country? 14 15 +884 1 Democracy is making a return with a vengeance to Latin America ' s most populous and deeply indebted country . indebted Why is the most populous Latin American country indebted? 17 18 +884 1 Democracy is making a return with a vengeance to Latin America ' s most populous and deeply indebted country . deeply indebted country which country is it? 16 19 +884 1 Democracy is making a return with a vengeance to Latin America ' s most populous and deeply indebted country . vengeance what kind of vengeance? 7 8 +884 2 On Nov . 15 , when Brazilians elect a president for the first time in 29 years , the country ' s 82 million voters will have 22 candidates to choose from . time in 29 years , Why were they not able to have an election before? 13 18 +884 2 On Nov . 15 , when Brazilians elect a president for the first time in 29 years , the country ' s 82 million voters will have 22 candidates to choose from . first Why did the Brazilians wait 29 years to elect a new president? 12 13 +884 2 On Nov . 15 , when Brazilians elect a president for the first time in 29 years , the country ' s 82 million voters will have 22 candidates to choose from . candidates How were the candidates chosen? 28 29 +884 2 On Nov . 15 , when Brazilians elect a president for the first time in 29 years , the country ' s 82 million voters will have 22 candidates to choose from . 22 candidates why so many candidates? 27 29 +884 3 The candidates have been crisscrossing this huge country of 145 million people , holding rallies and televised debates in hope of being elected to what must be one of the world ' s most thankless political jobs : trying to drag Brazil out of its economic and social mess . elected Why do the candidates want to be elected to a \"thankless political\" job? 22 23 +884 3 The candidates have been crisscrossing this huge country of 145 million people , holding rallies and televised debates in hope of being elected to what must be one of the world ' s most thankless political jobs : trying to drag Brazil out of its economic and social mess . drag How are the candidates going to \"drag\" Brazil out of its economic and social mess? 40 41 +884 3 The candidates have been crisscrossing this huge country of 145 million people , holding rallies and televised debates in hope of being elected to what must be one of the world ' s most thankless political jobs : trying to drag Brazil out of its economic and social mess . mess Why does Brazil have an economic and social mess? 48 49 +884 4 " I feel sorry for whoever wins , " says a Brazilian diplomat . feel Why is a Brazilian diplomat sharing his feelings? 2 3 +884 4 " I feel sorry for whoever wins , " says a Brazilian diplomat . wins , " Wins what? 6 9 +884 5 Who that winner will be is highly uncertain . uncertain Why is it uncertain who the winner will be? 7 8 +884 5 Who that winner will be is highly uncertain . highly uncertain are there polls? 6 8 +884 5 Who that winner will be is highly uncertain . winner Winner of what? 2 3 +885 1 Concerning your Sept . 29 article " Retailers Face Cutbacks , Uncertain Future " : The outcome of our leveraged buyout is looking very positive . leveraged buyout Whose leveraged buyout is looking positive? 19 21 +885 1 Concerning your Sept . 29 article " Retailers Face Cutbacks , Uncertain Future " : The outcome of our leveraged buyout is looking very positive . buyout is looking very positive Why is the buyout looking positive? 20 25 +885 1 Concerning your Sept . 29 article " Retailers Face Cutbacks , Uncertain Future " : The outcome of our leveraged buyout is looking very positive . buyout What kind of buyouts? 20 21 +885 2 Unlike most of the other retailers mentioned in the story , Jos . other retailers What other retailers? 4 6 +885 3 A . Bank Clothiers Inc . is not in serious financial problems . serious financial problems just mild problems? 9 12 +885 3 A . Bank Clothiers Inc . is not in serious financial problems . serious financial problems . What sort of serious issues are they not in? 9 13 +885 3 A . Bank Clothiers Inc . is not in serious financial problems . not in serious financial problems Why is this particular place not in serious financial problems? 7 12 +885 4 We did experience some difficulties with the initial LBO terms and , as your article made clear , successfully restructured our debt earlier this year , something those other retailers have yet to accomplish . LBO what is lbo? 8 9 +885 4 We did experience some difficulties with the initial LBO terms and , as your article made clear , successfully restructured our debt earlier this year , something those other retailers have yet to accomplish . LBO terms What were the LBO terms A. Bank Clothiers were having difficulties with? 8 10 +885 4 We did experience some difficulties with the initial LBO terms and , as your article made clear , successfully restructured our debt earlier this year , something those other retailers have yet to accomplish . those other retailers have yet to accomplish Why have they failed to accomplish their buyouts? 27 34 +885 4 We did experience some difficulties with the initial LBO terms and , as your article made clear , successfully restructured our debt earlier this year , something those other retailers have yet to accomplish . restructured our debt earlier this year , How did you successfully restructure your debt? 19 26 +885 4 We did experience some difficulties with the initial LBO terms and , as your article made clear , successfully restructured our debt earlier this year , something those other retailers have yet to accomplish . retailers Which other retailers? 29 30 +885 5 Your were on target regarding industry problems , but wide of the mark in portraying the financial health of this company . wide of the mark They were incorrect in what way? 9 13 +885 5 Your were on target regarding industry problems , but wide of the mark in portraying the financial health of this company . portraying the financial health of this company What is the financial health of this company? 14 21 +886 1 Warner Communications Inc . is close to an agreement to back a new recorded music and music publishing company in partnership with Irving Azoff , who resigned in September as head of MCA Inc . ' s MCA Records unit . who resigned Why did he resign? 25 27 +886 1 Warner Communications Inc . is close to an agreement to back a new recorded music and music publishing company in partnership with Irving Azoff , who resigned in September as head of MCA Inc . ' s MCA Records unit . who resigned in September why did he resign? 25 29 +886 1 Warner Communications Inc . is close to an agreement to back a new recorded music and music publishing company in partnership with Irving Azoff , who resigned in September as head of MCA Inc . ' s MCA Records unit . new recorded music and music publishing company Who is the new recorded music and music publishing cases? 12 19 +886 3 But record industry executives familiar with the talks said Mr . Azoff and Warner came to an agreement yesterday to form a 50 - 50 joint - venture company funded by Warner and run by Mr . Azoff . record industry executives What executives? 1 4 +886 4 Among other things , they said , Mr . Azoff would develop musical acts for a new record label . new record label are they creating a new one? 16 19 +886 4 Among other things , they said , Mr . Azoff would develop musical acts for a new record label . musical acts What kind of muscial acts? 12 14 +886 4 Among other things , they said , Mr . Azoff would develop musical acts for a new record label . would develop musical acts How does he plan to successfully do this? 10 14 +886 4 Among other things , they said , Mr . Azoff would develop musical acts for a new record label . for a new record label . What record label? 14 20 +886 4 Among other things , they said , Mr . Azoff would develop musical acts for a new record label . new record label What is the name of the new record label? 16 19 +886 5 The agreement is said to be similar to Warner ' s 50 - 50 partnership with record and movie producer David Geffen , whose films and records are distributed by the Warner Bros . studio and the Warner records unit . David Geffen , is he famous? 20 23 +886 5 The agreement is said to be similar to Warner ' s 50 - 50 partnership with record and movie producer David Geffen , whose films and records are distributed by the Warner Bros . studio and the Warner records unit . movie producer David Geffen , What has he produced? 18 23 +887 1 President Bush said that three members of his cabinet will lead a presidential mission to Poland to gauge how the U . S . can help the new non - Communist government ' s economic changes . three members of his cabinet Which three members? 4 9 +887 1 President Bush said that three members of his cabinet will lead a presidential mission to Poland to gauge how the U . S . can help the new non - Communist government ' s economic changes . three members Who are the three members of Bush's cabinet who will lead a mission to Poland? 4 6 +887 1 President Bush said that three members of his cabinet will lead a presidential mission to Poland to gauge how the U . S . can help the new non - Communist government ' s economic changes . economic changes What are Poland's economic changes? 34 36 +887 2 Mr . Bush announced several weeks ago that he intended to send such a mission , composed of top government aides and business and labor leaders . several weeks which year was this? 4 6 +887 3 The mission will visit Poland from Nov . 29 to Dec . 2 , the White House said . mission What mission is it? 1 2 +887 4 In remarks at a White House ceremony marking Polish Heritage Month , Mr . Bush announced that Agriculture Secretary Clayton Yeutter , Commerce Secretary Robert Mosbacher and Labor Secretary Elizabeth Dole will lead the U . S . group . Elizabeth Dole is she a good choice to lead? 29 31 +887 5 Michael Boskin , chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers , also will be a member . Michael Boskin , how much experience does he have? 0 3 +888 1 MAY 1 , 1975 , SIGNALED A DISTRESSFUL May Day for securities houses , which were forced to end 183 years of charging fixed commissions . securities what are security houses? 11 12 +888 1 MAY 1 , 1975 , SIGNALED A DISTRESSFUL May Day for securities houses , which were forced to end 183 years of charging fixed commissions . forced to end Why were securities houses forced to end charging fixed commissions? 16 19 +888 1 MAY 1 , 1975 , SIGNALED A DISTRESSFUL May Day for securities houses , which were forced to end 183 years of charging fixed commissions . DISTRESSFUL Why was May 1, 1975 distressful? 7 8 +888 1 MAY 1 , 1975 , SIGNALED A DISTRESSFUL May Day for securities houses , which were forced to end 183 years of charging fixed commissions . forced Why was an end put to 183 years of charging fixed commissions? 16 17 +888 1 MAY 1 , 1975 , SIGNALED A DISTRESSFUL May Day for securities houses , which were forced to end 183 years of charging fixed commissions . commissions Why does it matter if fixed commissions are charged or not? 24 25 +888 2 It scared brokers , but most survived . most survived did some not? 5 7 +888 2 It scared brokers , but most survived . brokers , Why were the brokers scared? 2 4 +888 2 It scared brokers , but most survived . survived How did the brokers survive? 6 7 +888 2 It scared brokers , but most survived . It scared What is it and why was it scaring people? 0 2 +888 3 It took effect after seven years of bitter debate between the Securities and Exchange Commission and traders and exchanges . years of bitter debate debate in court? 5 9 +888 3 It took effect after seven years of bitter debate between the Securities and Exchange Commission and traders and exchanges . bitter Why was the debate bitter? 7 8 +888 3 It took effect after seven years of bitter debate between the Securities and Exchange Commission and traders and exchanges . traders How did the traders feel about the issue? 16 17 +888 3 It took effect after seven years of bitter debate between the Securities and Exchange Commission and traders and exchanges . exchanges Why did the exchanges bitterly debate the issue? 18 19 +888 4 Despite warnings from such leaders as former Federal Reserve Board Chairman William McChesney Martin that unfixed commissions would undo the industry , the SEC in September 1973 said full competition must start May l , 1975 . leaders Why is William McChesney Martin no longer the Federal Reserve Board Chairman? 4 5 +888 4 Despite warnings from such leaders as former Federal Reserve Board Chairman William McChesney Martin that unfixed commissions would undo the industry , the SEC in September 1973 said full competition must start May l , 1975 . undo How would unfixed commissions undue the industry? 18 19 +888 5 The timing for change was right . timing Why was the timing for change right? 1 2 +888 5 The timing for change was right . change How was the change going to occur? 3 4 +888 5 The timing for change was right . change was What was the change? 3 5 +889 1 Gen - Probe Inc . , a biotechnology concern , said it signed a definitive agreement to be acquired by Chugai Pharmaceutical Co . of Tokyo for about $ 110 million , or almost double the market price of Gen - Probe ' s stock . concern , does concern mean business? 8 10 +889 1 Gen - Probe Inc . , a biotechnology concern , said it signed a definitive agreement to be acquired by Chugai Pharmaceutical Co . of Tokyo for about $ 110 million , or almost double the market price of Gen - Probe ' s stock . biotechnology concern , Why is it a biotechnology concern? 7 10 +889 2 The move is sure to heighten concerns about increased Japanese investment in U . S . biotechnology firms . heighten concerns what are the concerns exactly? 5 7 +889 2 The move is sure to heighten concerns about increased Japanese investment in U . S . biotechnology firms . heighten concerns Why would the move heighten concerns about increased Japanese investment in U.S. biotechnology forms? 5 7 +889 2 The move is sure to heighten concerns about increased Japanese investment in U . S . biotechnology firms . heighten concerns Why are there heightened concerns? 5 7 +889 3 It is also likely to bolster fears that the Japanese will use their foothold in U . S . biotechnology concerns to gain certain trade and competitive advantages . gain certain trade and competitive advantages How would the Japanese gain certain trade and competitive advantages? 22 28 +889 3 It is also likely to bolster fears that the Japanese will use their foothold in U . S . biotechnology concerns to gain certain trade and competitive advantages . trade and competitive advantages What kind of trade and competitive advantages? 24 28 +889 3 It is also likely to bolster fears that the Japanese will use their foothold in U . S . biotechnology concerns to gain certain trade and competitive advantages . competitive advantages What are competitive advantages? 26 28 +889 3 It is also likely to bolster fears that the Japanese will use their foothold in U . S . biotechnology concerns to gain certain trade and competitive advantages . certain trade What trade advantages can they get? 23 25 +889 4 Gen - Probe , an industry leader in the field of genetic probes , which is a new technology used in diagnostic tests , last year signed an agreement for Chugai to exclusively market its diagnostic products in Japan for infectious diseases and cancer . diagnostic products what products are those? 35 37 +889 4 Gen - Probe , an industry leader in the field of genetic probes , which is a new technology used in diagnostic tests , last year signed an agreement for Chugai to exclusively market its diagnostic products in Japan for infectious diseases and cancer . Gen - Probe , Who is Gen Probe? 0 4 +889 4 Gen - Probe , an industry leader in the field of genetic probes , which is a new technology used in diagnostic tests , last year signed an agreement for Chugai to exclusively market its diagnostic products in Japan for infectious diseases and cancer . infectious diseases What type of infectious diseases? 40 42 +889 5 Chugai agreed then to fund certain associated research and development costs . certain associated research and development What type of certain associated research and development? 5 10 +890 1 So - called cross - border acquisitions totaled $ 23 . 1 billion in the second quarter , down from $ 33 . 6 billion a year earlier , according to the accounting firm KPMG Peat Marwick . cross - border acquisitions What is a cross-border acquisition? 3 7 +890 1 So - called cross - border acquisitions totaled $ 23 . 1 billion in the second quarter , down from $ 33 . 6 billion a year earlier , according to the accounting firm KPMG Peat Marwick . So - called Why is the acquisition described as cross-border? 0 3 +890 1 So - called cross - border acquisitions totaled $ 23 . 1 billion in the second quarter , down from $ 33 . 6 billion a year earlier , according to the accounting firm KPMG Peat Marwick . down Why is the total down from a year earlier? 18 19 +890 2 In a cross - border transaction , the buyer is in a different region of the globe from the target . cross - border transaction , is that becoming common? 2 7 +890 2 In a cross - border transaction , the buyer is in a different region of the globe from the target . buyer How does the buyer acquire a target in a different region? 8 9 +890 3 Such transactions numbered 670 in the second quarter , up from 527 a year earlier . numbered 670 how are they tracked? 2 4 +890 3 Such transactions numbered 670 in the second quarter , up from 527 a year earlier . up Why are the numbers up from a year earlier? 9 10 +890 4 However , the total value declined for deals of $ 100 million and up . declined Why did the total value decline for deals of $100 million and up? 5 6 +890 5 The downturn in total value may be only temporary , suggested Herb Adler , a KPMG Peat Marwick partner . temporary , why would it be temporary? 8 10 +890 5 The downturn in total value may be only temporary , suggested Herb Adler , a KPMG Peat Marwick partner . temporary , Why does Mr. Adler think the downturn in total value is temporary? 8 10 +891 1 The following issues were recently filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission : issues which issues? 2 3 +891 1 The following issues were recently filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission : issues What issues were filed recently with the SEC? 2 3 +891 1 The following issues were recently filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission : Securities and Exchange Commission : What types of issues would the Securities and Exchange commission be filing? 8 13 +891 1 The following issues were recently filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission : Exchange Commission : What is this exchange commission? 10 13 +891 2 ECI Environmental Inc . , initial offering of 1 . 1 million shares , of which ECI will sell 990 , 000 and co - founders will sell 110 , 000 shares , via Oppenheimer & Co . Oppenheimer & Co How did Oppenheimer&Co come to these numbers for ECI shares? 34 37 +891 2 ECI Environmental Inc . , initial offering of 1 . 1 million shares , of which ECI will sell 990 , 000 and co - founders will sell 110 , 000 shares , via Oppenheimer & Co . shares , Why are they selling shares? 12 14 +891 3 Fastenal Co . , proposed offering of 400 , 000 common shares by holders , via Robert W . Baird & Co . and William Blair & Co . common shares what are common shares? 10 12 +891 3 Fastenal Co . , proposed offering of 400 , 000 common shares by holders , via Robert W . Baird & Co . and William Blair & Co . 400 , 000 common shares What types of shares are being offered here? 7 12 +891 4 First Capital Holdings Corp . , proposed offering of $ 275 million of floating rate senior notes , via Shearson Lehman Hutton Inc . floating rate senior notes , what are those? 13 18 +891 4 First Capital Holdings Corp . , proposed offering of $ 275 million of floating rate senior notes , via Shearson Lehman Hutton Inc . floating rate senior notes , What is a floating rate senior note? 13 18 +891 4 First Capital Holdings Corp . , proposed offering of $ 275 million of floating rate senior notes , via Shearson Lehman Hutton Inc . floating rate senior notes , How are senior notes different from common shares? 13 18 +891 4 First Capital Holdings Corp . , proposed offering of $ 275 million of floating rate senior notes , via Shearson Lehman Hutton Inc . First Capital Holdings Corp Why is this company important? 0 4 +891 5 Industrial Funding Corp . , initial offering of common stock , via Alex . Alex Who is Alex and why does he get a share in this? 12 13 +891 5 Industrial Funding Corp . , initial offering of common stock , via Alex . via Alex Who is Alex? 11 13 +892 1 October was an edgy month for the practitioners of glasnost , the official Soviet policy of allowing more candor from the nation ' s media . edgy month Why was October an edgy month for glasnost practitioners? 3 5 +892 1 October was an edgy month for the practitioners of glasnost , the official Soviet policy of allowing more candor from the nation ' s media . glasnost , What exactly is it? 9 11 +892 1 October was an edgy month for the practitioners of glasnost , the official Soviet policy of allowing more candor from the nation ' s media . October in which year? 0 1 +892 1 October was an edgy month for the practitioners of glasnost , the official Soviet policy of allowing more candor from the nation ' s media . edgy month How was October an edgy month for the practitioners? 3 5 +892 1 October was an edgy month for the practitioners of glasnost , the official Soviet policy of allowing more candor from the nation ' s media . candor how does one add candor to public media? 18 19 +892 2 For one of the superstars of glasnost , Vitaly Korotich , editor of the trail - blazing weekly Ogonyok , Friday , Oct . 20 was a somersaulting day that turned from tension to elation . somersaulting day Why was October 20 a somersaulting day for Vitaly Korotich? 27 29 +892 2 For one of the superstars of glasnost , Vitaly Korotich , editor of the trail - blazing weekly Ogonyok , Friday , Oct . 20 was a somersaulting day that turned from tension to elation . turned from tension What was the tension/cause of the tension? 30 33 +892 2 For one of the superstars of glasnost , Vitaly Korotich , editor of the trail - blazing weekly Ogonyok , Friday , Oct . 20 was a somersaulting day that turned from tension to elation . glasnost , what is glasnost? 6 8 +892 2 For one of the superstars of glasnost , Vitaly Korotich , editor of the trail - blazing weekly Ogonyok , Friday , Oct . 20 was a somersaulting day that turned from tension to elation . superstars of glasnost , Why is Vitaly Korotich a superstar of glasnost? 4 8 +892 2 For one of the superstars of glasnost , Vitaly Korotich , editor of the trail - blazing weekly Ogonyok , Friday , Oct . 20 was a somersaulting day that turned from tension to elation . superstars how did he get the title \"superstar\"? 4 5 +892 3 He had been summoned to the Central Committee of the Soviet Communist Party , after he finished his lunch at the Savoy Hotel , an unlikely prelude to a bureaucratic brow - beating : Eight - foot - tall Rubenesquely naked ladies float on their canvases toward a ceiling teeming with cherubs , all surrounded by gilt laid on with a pastry chef ' s trowel and supported by marble corinthian columns whose capitals are fluting fountains of gold . summoned Why was he summoned to the Central Committee? 3 4 +892 3 He had been summoned to the Central Committee of the Soviet Communist Party , after he finished his lunch at the Savoy Hotel , an unlikely prelude to a bureaucratic brow - beating : Eight - foot - tall Rubenesquely naked ladies float on their canvases toward a ceiling teeming with cherubs , all surrounded by gilt laid on with a pastry chef ' s trowel and supported by marble corinthian columns whose capitals are fluting fountains of gold . fountains of gold . How do people feel justified holding tight to so much opulence while others die of starvation? 76 80 +892 4 Why had Mr . Korotich been called ? " I told my driver , " he said , " that he was taking my butt to the Central Committee so they can . . . " whack , whack , whack his hand made vigorous spanking gestures on his left palm . " They feel the need from time to time to ` educate ' me . " ` educate ' Why did the Central Committee need to educate Korotich? 62 65 +892 4 Why had Mr . Korotich been called ? " I told my driver , " he said , " that he was taking my butt to the Central Committee so they can . . . " whack , whack , whack his hand made vigorous spanking gestures on his left palm . " They feel the need from time to time to ` educate ' me . " feel the need from time to time Why do they feel the need to educate him from time to time? 54 61 +892 4 Why had Mr . Korotich been called ? " I told my driver , " he said , " that he was taking my butt to the Central Committee so they can . . . " whack , whack , whack his hand made vigorous spanking gestures on his left palm . " They feel the need from time to time to ` educate ' me . " ` educate ' me How would he be educated if he was poor? 62 66 +892 5 And indeed , as he later reported , that was the import of the meeting . import definition of this word? 11 12 +892 5 And indeed , as he later reported , that was the import of the meeting . later reported , how was he allowed to report on such matters? 5 8 +893 1 Margaret Thatcher ' s instinctive response to the latest upheaval in her government is to promise business as usual . instinctive What was her response? 4 5 +893 1 Margaret Thatcher ' s instinctive response to the latest upheaval in her government is to promise business as usual . latest upheaval How is this latest event promising business as usual? 8 10 +893 1 Margaret Thatcher ' s instinctive response to the latest upheaval in her government is to promise business as usual . latest upheaval What is the latest upheaval in her government? 8 10 +893 1 Margaret Thatcher ' s instinctive response to the latest upheaval in her government is to promise business as usual . latest upheaval What is the latest upheaval in Margaret Thatcher's government? 8 10 +893 2 That may be the last thing she needs . thing she needs needs to do what? 5 8 +893 2 That may be the last thing she needs . last thing she needs Why would this potentially be the last thing she needs. What is she trying to obtain? 4 8 +893 2 That may be the last thing she needs . That may be the last thing What may be the last thing she needs? 0 6 +893 2 That may be the last thing she needs . last thing What is the last thing that Margaret Thatcher needs? 4 6 +893 3 As the air clears from last week ' s storm of resignations and reshufflings , the government faces a daunting job of rebuilding confidence in its policies . daunting job how daunting is it? 19 21 +893 3 As the air clears from last week ' s storm of resignations and reshufflings , the government faces a daunting job of rebuilding confidence in its policies . rebuilding confidence How are they planning to rebuild this confidence? 22 24 +893 3 As the air clears from last week ' s storm of resignations and reshufflings , the government faces a daunting job of rebuilding confidence in its policies . last week ' s storm of resignations Who are the people that resigned? 5 12 +893 3 As the air clears from last week ' s storm of resignations and reshufflings , the government faces a daunting job of rebuilding confidence in its policies . its policies Rebuilding confidence in what policies? 25 27 +893 3 As the air clears from last week ' s storm of resignations and reshufflings , the government faces a daunting job of rebuilding confidence in its policies . resignations Who were the resignations from? 11 12 +893 4 The prime minister and her new chancellor of the exchequer , the untested John Major , need to haul the country through something like a recession to bring down inflation and set the economy moving again . exchequer , what is an exchequer? 9 11 +893 5 Mrs . Thatcher has to come to terms with European economic integration , beginning with the European Monetary System , which Britain is committed to joining fully someday . someday Why is the point at which this commitment happens vague? What is holding them back? 27 28 +893 5 Mrs . Thatcher has to come to terms with European economic integration , beginning with the European Monetary System , which Britain is committed to joining fully someday . European economic integration , What is European economic integration? 9 13 +894 1 Several of the New York Stock Exchange ' s own listed companies , led by giant Contel Corp . , are joining for the first time to complain about program trading and the exchange ' s role in it . program trading What is the problem with program trading? 29 31 +894 1 Several of the New York Stock Exchange ' s own listed companies , led by giant Contel Corp . , are joining for the first time to complain about program trading and the exchange ' s role in it . companies , Which companies are joining together to complain? 11 13 +894 1 Several of the New York Stock Exchange ' s own listed companies , led by giant Contel Corp . , are joining for the first time to complain about program trading and the exchange ' s role in it . complain WHAT ARE THEY COMPLAINING ABOUT? 27 28 +894 1 Several of the New York Stock Exchange ' s own listed companies , led by giant Contel Corp . , are joining for the first time to complain about program trading and the exchange ' s role in it . complain about program trading What are the complaints? 27 31 +894 1 Several of the New York Stock Exchange ' s own listed companies , led by giant Contel Corp . , are joining for the first time to complain about program trading and the exchange ' s role in it . program trading what is involved with program trading? 29 31 +894 1 Several of the New York Stock Exchange ' s own listed companies , led by giant Contel Corp . , are joining for the first time to complain about program trading and the exchange ' s role in it . listed companies , What are the listed companies? 10 13 +894 2 Claiming program trading has turned the Big Board into a " gambling casino , " Contel Chairman Charles Wohlstetter said that he and at least 20 other corporate executives are forming an unprecedented alliance . " gambling casino , " What does Charles Wohlstetter mean by \"gambling casino\"? 10 15 +894 2 Claiming program trading has turned the Big Board into a " gambling casino , " Contel Chairman Charles Wohlstetter said that he and at least 20 other corporate executives are forming an unprecedented alliance . " gambling casino , " its not really a casino though right? 10 15 +894 2 Claiming program trading has turned the Big Board into a " gambling casino , " Contel Chairman Charles Wohlstetter said that he and at least 20 other corporate executives are forming an unprecedented alliance . alliance alliance against what? 33 34 +894 2 Claiming program trading has turned the Big Board into a " gambling casino , " Contel Chairman Charles Wohlstetter said that he and at least 20 other corporate executives are forming an unprecedented alliance . " gambling casino , " How is it a gambling casino? 10 15 +894 3 The group , Mr . Wohlstetter said in an interview , wants to end the market ' s wild price swings that critics blame on computer - aided program - trading strategies . wild price swings Why would program-trading cause wild price swings? 18 21 +894 3 The group , Mr . Wohlstetter said in an interview , wants to end the market ' s wild price swings that critics blame on computer - aided program - trading strategies . Mr . Wohlstetter said in an interview , Who was the interview conducted by? 3 11 +894 3 The group , Mr . Wohlstetter said in an interview , wants to end the market ' s wild price swings that critics blame on computer - aided program - trading strategies . The group , how do you end the swings without completely cutting out online trading? 0 3 +894 3 The group , Mr . Wohlstetter said in an interview , wants to end the market ' s wild price swings that critics blame on computer - aided program - trading strategies . market ' s wild price swings What percentage do the price swigs change? 15 21 +894 4 The group will complain to Washington , to the heads of program - trading firms and to the heads of the Big Board itself , he said . will complain What are their complaints? 2 4 +894 5 " They should call { the exchange } Trump East , " charged Mr . Wohlstetter , the 79 - year - old founder of Contel who ' s also a former investment banker and stock trader . " What is the mission of the financial community - - to help some scavengers or schemers , or help corporate America ? " Contel is a $ 6 billion telephone and electronics company . Trump East , " What is meant by Trump East? 8 12 +894 5 " They should call { the exchange } Trump East , " charged Mr . Wohlstetter , the 79 - year - old founder of Contel who ' s also a former investment banker and stock trader . " What is the mission of the financial community - - to help some scavengers or schemers , or help corporate America ? " Contel is a $ 6 billion telephone and electronics company . Trump East , " what does trump east mean? 8 12 +894 5 " They should call { the exchange } Trump East , " charged Mr . Wohlstetter , the 79 - year - old founder of Contel who ' s also a former investment banker and stock trader . " What is the mission of the financial community - - to help some scavengers or schemers , or help corporate America ? " Contel is a $ 6 billion telephone and electronics company . Contel is a $ 6 billion why would he preach about the what the community should do when he has a vested interest in what he is preaching against? 62 68 +895 1 There may be a truce in the long war of nerves between the White House and Congress over how this country conducts secret intelligence operations abroad . how How do the White House and Congress feel about how the county conducts secret intelligence operations abroad? 18 19 +895 1 There may be a truce in the long war of nerves between the White House and Congress over how this country conducts secret intelligence operations abroad . truce what are the odds of a truce? 4 5 +895 1 There may be a truce in the long war of nerves between the White House and Congress over how this country conducts secret intelligence operations abroad . long war of nerves What is this? Is it like'chicken\" to see who blinks first? 7 11 +895 1 There may be a truce in the long war of nerves between the White House and Congress over how this country conducts secret intelligence operations abroad . truce How will there be a truce? 4 5 +895 2 After years of mistrust born of Watergate , past misdeeds of the Central Intelligence Agency , and the Iran - Contra scandal , President Bush and the Senate Intelligence Committee appear ready - - for now , at least - - to trust each other when it comes to setting policy on covert activities . setting policy What policy does President Bush and the Senate Intelligence Committee agree on? 49 51 +895 2 After years of mistrust born of Watergate , past misdeeds of the Central Intelligence Agency , and the Iran - Contra scandal , President Bush and the Senate Intelligence Committee appear ready - - for now , at least - - to trust each other when it comes to setting policy on covert activities . for now , at least Why do they only appear ready for now? 34 39 +895 3 If that attitude lasts , it could infuse covert action planning with a level of care and confidence that hasn ' t been seen in years . hasn ' t been seen in years how many years? 19 26 +895 3 If that attitude lasts , it could infuse covert action planning with a level of care and confidence that hasn ' t been seen in years . hasn ' t been seen in years How has this not been seen in years? 19 26 +895 4 Over the past week , the president has agreed to keep the committee informed , usually in advance , of covert actions and to put key intelligence decisions in writing . committee informed , Why hasn't the committee been informed of covert actions? 12 15 +895 4 Over the past week , the president has agreed to keep the committee informed , usually in advance , of covert actions and to put key intelligence decisions in writing . key intelligence decisions How are these decisions key intelligence decisions? 25 28 +895 5 That wasn ' t always the way the Reagan administration handled such matters . the way How did the Reagan administration handle secret intelligence operations? 5 7 +895 5 That wasn ' t always the way the Reagan administration handled such matters . administration handled such matters how did they handle it before? 9 13 +896 1 APARTHEID FOES STAGED a massive anti - government rally in South Africa . massive How is the rally massive? 4 5 +896 1 APARTHEID FOES STAGED a massive anti - government rally in South Africa . rally Why was the rally in South Africa? 8 9 +896 1 APARTHEID FOES STAGED a massive anti - government rally in South Africa . anti - government Why is the rally anti-government focused? 5 8 +896 1 APARTHEID FOES STAGED a massive anti - government rally in South Africa . APARTHEID FOES who opposes apartheid? 0 2 +896 1 APARTHEID FOES STAGED a massive anti - government rally in South Africa . South Africa Where in South Africa was the anti-government rally? 10 12 +896 1 APARTHEID FOES STAGED a massive anti - government rally in South Africa . APARTHEID FOES Who are the APARTHEID FOES? 0 2 +896 2 More than 70 , 000 people filled a soccer stadium on the outskirts of the black township of Soweto and welcomed freed leaders of the outlawed African National Congress . 70 , 000 How did the \"more than 70,000\" people get counted? 2 5 +896 2 More than 70 , 000 people filled a soccer stadium on the outskirts of the black township of Soweto and welcomed freed leaders of the outlawed African National Congress . stadium Why did they choose to gather in a soccer stadium? 9 10 +896 2 More than 70 , 000 people filled a soccer stadium on the outskirts of the black township of Soweto and welcomed freed leaders of the outlawed African National Congress . freed Why were leaders freed? 21 22 +896 2 More than 70 , 000 people filled a soccer stadium on the outskirts of the black township of Soweto and welcomed freed leaders of the outlawed African National Congress . soccer stadium Which soccer stadium did 70,000 people fill? 8 10 +896 2 More than 70 , 000 people filled a soccer stadium on the outskirts of the black township of Soweto and welcomed freed leaders of the outlawed African National Congress . freed leaders Who were the freed leaders of the African National Congress that were welcomed? 21 23 +896 2 More than 70 , 000 people filled a soccer stadium on the outskirts of the black township of Soweto and welcomed freed leaders of the outlawed African National Congress . black township What makes this a black township? 15 17 +896 3 It was considered South Africa ' s largest opposition rally . opposition Why was the rally in opposition? 8 9 +896 3 It was considered South Africa ' s largest opposition rally . largest opposition rally what was the second largest? 7 10 +896 3 It was considered South Africa ' s largest opposition rally . largest opposition rally What opposition rally can you compare it to? 7 10 +896 4 Walter Sisulu , the ANC ' s former secretary general who served 26 years in prison before being released two weeks ago , urged peace , negotiation and discipline . prison Why was Walter Sisulu in prison? 15 16 +896 4 Walter Sisulu , the ANC ' s former secretary general who served 26 years in prison before being released two weeks ago , urged peace , negotiation and discipline . released Why was Walter Sisulu released from prison? 18 19 +896 4 Walter Sisulu , the ANC ' s former secretary general who served 26 years in prison before being released two weeks ago , urged peace , negotiation and discipline . urged Why is Walter Sisulu urging peace, negotiation and discipline? 23 24 +896 4 Walter Sisulu , the ANC ' s former secretary general who served 26 years in prison before being released two weeks ago , urged peace , negotiation and discipline . 26 years in prison Why did Walter Sisulu serve 26 years in prison? 12 16 +896 4 Walter Sisulu , the ANC ' s former secretary general who served 26 years in prison before being released two weeks ago , urged peace , negotiation and discipline . 26 years in prison Why was he in prison? 12 16 +896 5 President de Klerk ' s government permitted the rally , and security forces didn ' t interfere . government Why is President de Klerk running the government? 5 6 +896 5 President de Klerk ' s government permitted the rally , and security forces didn ' t interfere . permitted Why does a President have to permit the rally? 6 7 +896 5 President de Klerk ' s government permitted the rally , and security forces didn ' t interfere . interfere Why would security forces interfere with a rally? 16 17 +896 5 President de Klerk ' s government permitted the rally , and security forces didn ' t interfere . security forces didn ' t interfere Do security forces normally interfere? 11 17 +897 1 Polly Peck International Inc . ' s agreement to acquire 51 % of Sansui Electric Co . proves that foreign companies can acquire Japanese companies - - if the alternative for the Japanese company is extinction . Japanese companies how much does that cost to acquire? 23 25 +897 1 Polly Peck International Inc . ' s agreement to acquire 51 % of Sansui Electric Co . proves that foreign companies can acquire Japanese companies - - if the alternative for the Japanese company is extinction . extinction Why only extinction? 35 36 +897 1 Polly Peck International Inc . ' s agreement to acquire 51 % of Sansui Electric Co . proves that foreign companies can acquire Japanese companies - - if the alternative for the Japanese company is extinction . can acquire Are they not allowed to acquire them otherwise? 21 23 +897 2 Polly Peck , a fast - growing British conglomerate , will pay 15 . 6 billion yen ( $ 110 million ) for 39 million new shares of Sansui , a well - known maker of high - fidelity audio equipment that failed to adjust to changing market conditions . failed How did the fail? 42 43 +897 2 Polly Peck , a fast - growing British conglomerate , will pay 15 . 6 billion yen ( $ 110 million ) for 39 million new shares of Sansui , a well - known maker of high - fidelity audio equipment that failed to adjust to changing market conditions . failed to adjust How would they have needed to adjust to survive the changing market? 42 45 +897 3 Japanese government officials , eager to rebut foreign criticism of Japanese investments overseas , hailed the transaction as proof foreigners can make similar investments in Japan . rebut what does rebut mean? 6 7 +897 3 Japanese government officials , eager to rebut foreign criticism of Japanese investments overseas , hailed the transaction as proof foreigners can make similar investments in Japan . proof Why the need of a proof? 18 19 +897 4 Polly Peck ' s chairman , Asil Nadir , echoed the official Japanese view of the accord , which was announced Friday . Friday of which year? 21 22 +898 1 Despite politicians ' hand - wringing about the federal budget , the government ended fiscal 1989 with a $ 152 . 08 billion deficit , about the same as the two previous years . hand - wringing Why were the politicans so mad? 3 6 +898 1 Despite politicians ' hand - wringing about the federal budget , the government ended fiscal 1989 with a $ 152 . 08 billion deficit , about the same as the two previous years . federal budget , Why are politicians nervous about the federal budget? 8 11 +898 1 Despite politicians ' hand - wringing about the federal budget , the government ended fiscal 1989 with a $ 152 . 08 billion deficit , about the same as the two previous years . same Why is the the government not doing anything about the deficit? 27 28 +898 2 Even White House budget director Richard Darman had trouble finding a silver lining in the report . " I suppose you could say the good news is that the deficits are not heading up , " he said , " but you can ' t be satisfied with deficits at this level and we ' re not . " report How was the report written? 15 16 +898 2 Even White House budget director Richard Darman had trouble finding a silver lining in the report . " I suppose you could say the good news is that the deficits are not heading up , " he said , " but you can ' t be satisfied with deficits at this level and we ' re not . " satisfied Why is the deficit unsatisfactory? 46 47 +898 3 The federal deficit was $ 155 . 15 billion in 1988 and $ 149 . 69 billion in 1987 . federal deficit who do they owe the money to? 1 3 +898 3 The federal deficit was $ 155 . 15 billion in 1988 and $ 149 . 69 billion in 1987 . 1987 What's the federal deficit now? 18 19 +898 3 The federal deficit was $ 155 . 15 billion in 1988 and $ 149 . 69 billion in 1987 . was How did the deficit drop rise over three billion dollars in a year? 3 4 +898 4 The 1989 deficit would have been nearly $ 10 billion larger had the government been able to spend as much as Congress intended on cleaning up the thrift industry before the year ended on Sept . 30 . thrift Thrift industry? What is that? 27 28 +898 4 The 1989 deficit would have been nearly $ 10 billion larger had the government been able to spend as much as Congress intended on cleaning up the thrift industry before the year ended on Sept . 30 . thrift industry How did Congress intend on cleaning up the thrift industry? 27 29 +898 4 The 1989 deficit would have been nearly $ 10 billion larger had the government been able to spend as much as Congress intended on cleaning up the thrift industry before the year ended on Sept . 30 . able Why did Congress not allow the government to spend more? 15 16 +898 4 The 1989 deficit would have been nearly $ 10 billion larger had the government been able to spend as much as Congress intended on cleaning up the thrift industry before the year ended on Sept . 30 . thrift Why is congress cleaning up the thrift industry? 27 28 +898 5 Because the Resolution Trust Corp . couldn ' t spend the money fast enough , the savings - and - loan outlays were pushed into fiscal 1990 . money fast enough , why couldnt teh money be spent fast enough? 11 15 +898 5 Because the Resolution Trust Corp . couldn ' t spend the money fast enough , the savings - and - loan outlays were pushed into fiscal 1990 . fast enough , why couldnt they spend fast enough? 12 15 +899 1 Control Data Corp . , which just months ago was hemorrhaging financially , thinks it will be healthy enough soon to consider repurchasing public debt . hemorrhaging financially , Why was Control Data hemorrhaging financially? 10 13 +899 1 Control Data Corp . , which just months ago was hemorrhaging financially , thinks it will be healthy enough soon to consider repurchasing public debt . just months ago was hemorrhaging financially , Why was the company hemorrhaging money and why do they think they will be healthy again soon? 6 13 +899 1 Control Data Corp . , which just months ago was hemorrhaging financially , thinks it will be healthy enough soon to consider repurchasing public debt . be healthy enough soon What changed to turn things around? 16 20 +899 1 Control Data Corp . , which just months ago was hemorrhaging financially , thinks it will be healthy enough soon to consider repurchasing public debt . hemorrhaging financially , What was leading to their financial difficulties? 10 13 +899 2 Moreover , the company , whose go - it - alone approach nearly proved fatal , now sees alliances with others as the way back to prosperity in what it calls " the data solutions " business . data solutions " what are data solutions? 33 36 +899 2 Moreover , the company , whose go - it - alone approach nearly proved fatal , now sees alliances with others as the way back to prosperity in what it calls " the data solutions " business . " the data solutions " business How does repurchasing public debt correlate to being a \"data solutions\" business? 31 37 +899 2 Moreover , the company , whose go - it - alone approach nearly proved fatal , now sees alliances with others as the way back to prosperity in what it calls " the data solutions " business . alliances Why does it see alliances as beneficial? 18 19 +899 2 Moreover , the company , whose go - it - alone approach nearly proved fatal , now sees alliances with others as the way back to prosperity in what it calls " the data solutions " business . go - it - alone approach Why were they taking this sort of tactic? 6 12 +899 3 " I ' m not saying everything is hunky - dory , but we have completed the transition , " Robert M . Price , chairman and chief executive , said in an interview . " Transition " is a reference to the company ' s five - year restructuring effort . company ' s five - year restructuring why did it take so long? 43 50 +899 3 " I ' m not saying everything is hunky - dory , but we have completed the transition , " Robert M . Price , chairman and chief executive , said in an interview . " Transition " is a reference to the company ' s five - year restructuring effort . five - year restructuring effort What did the restructuring involve? 46 51 +899 4 During that time , Control Data had losses of more than $ 1 billion . losses Why was Control Data's losses so high? 7 8 +899 4 During that time , Control Data had losses of more than $ 1 billion . losses of more than $ 1 billion What was leading to these heavy losses? 7 14 +899 5 Now , following asset sales that shrank revenue by more than one - third this year alone , Control Data is flush with cash . flush with cash what will they do with it? 21 24 +900 1 Personal spending , which fueled the economy ' s growth in the third quarter , was clearly slowing by the end of the period , raising questions about the economy ' s strength as the year ends . clearly slowing why was it slowing? 16 18 +900 1 Personal spending , which fueled the economy ' s growth in the third quarter , was clearly slowing by the end of the period , raising questions about the economy ' s strength as the year ends . clearly slowing Slowing by how much? 16 18 +900 1 Personal spending , which fueled the economy ' s growth in the third quarter , was clearly slowing by the end of the period , raising questions about the economy ' s strength as the year ends . was clearly slowing Why was it slowing? 15 18 +900 1 Personal spending , which fueled the economy ' s growth in the third quarter , was clearly slowing by the end of the period , raising questions about the economy ' s strength as the year ends . raising questions What questions 25 27 +900 1 Personal spending , which fueled the economy ' s growth in the third quarter , was clearly slowing by the end of the period , raising questions about the economy ' s strength as the year ends . slowing Why was personal spending slowing by the end of the period? 17 18 +900 2 Personal spending grew 0 . 2 % in September to a $ 3 . 526 trillion annual rate , the Commerce Department said . Personal spending grew 0 . 2 % Why did it grow? 0 7 +900 3 It was the smallest monthly increase in a year . smallest monthly increase what was the biggest? 3 6 +900 3 It was the smallest monthly increase in a year . smallest monthly Why was it so small? What happened? 3 5 +900 4 At the same time , personal income was held down by the effects of Hurricane Hugo , which tore through parts of North and South Carolina in late September . September which year is this? 28 29 +900 4 At the same time , personal income was held down by the effects of Hurricane Hugo , which tore through parts of North and South Carolina in late September . tore through parts of North and South Carolina Which parts of North and South Carolina? 18 26 +900 4 At the same time , personal income was held down by the effects of Hurricane Hugo , which tore through parts of North and South Carolina in late September . personal income was held down To what extent? 5 10 +900 4 At the same time , personal income was held down by the effects of Hurricane Hugo , which tore through parts of North and South Carolina in late September . held down Why was it held down by Hurricane Hugo? 8 10 +900 4 At the same time , personal income was held down by the effects of Hurricane Hugo , which tore through parts of North and South Carolina in late September . North and South Carolina Why only these two states 22 26 +900 4 At the same time , personal income was held down by the effects of Hurricane Hugo , which tore through parts of North and South Carolina in late September . Hurricane How did Hurricane Hugo hold down personal income? 14 15 +900 5 The department said personal income rose 0 . 3 % in September to a $ 4 . 469 trillion rate but would have climbed 0 . 6 % had it not been for the storm . department Commerece department? Because a different rate was given in September above. 1 2 +900 5 The department said personal income rose 0 . 3 % in September to a $ 4 . 469 trillion rate but would have climbed 0 . 6 % had it not been for the storm . 0 . 6 % How do they know it would have climbed this much 24 28 +901 1 CHARLESTON , W . Va . - Downtown businesses and restaurants began to reopen after water was declared safe to drink in portions of West Virginia ' s capital , but life has yet to return to normal for most of the 300 , 000 people who haven ' t been able to use running water in the five days since a chemical spill . reopen How long were they closed? 13 14 +901 1 CHARLESTON , W . Va . - Downtown businesses and restaurants began to reopen after water was declared safe to drink in portions of West Virginia ' s capital , but life has yet to return to normal for most of the 300 , 000 people who haven ' t been able to use running water in the five days since a chemical spill . safe to drink Was the water deemed not safe to drink prior? 18 21 +901 1 CHARLESTON , W . Va . - Downtown businesses and restaurants began to reopen after water was declared safe to drink in portions of West Virginia ' s capital , but life has yet to return to normal for most of the 300 , 000 people who haven ' t been able to use running water in the five days since a chemical spill . chemical spill Where did this spill come from? 62 64 +901 1 CHARLESTON , W . Va . - Downtown businesses and restaurants began to reopen after water was declared safe to drink in portions of West Virginia ' s capital , but life has yet to return to normal for most of the 300 , 000 people who haven ' t been able to use running water in the five days since a chemical spill . safe Why was the water declared safe to drink? 18 19 +901 1 CHARLESTON , W . Va . - Downtown businesses and restaurants began to reopen after water was declared safe to drink in portions of West Virginia ' s capital , but life has yet to return to normal for most of the 300 , 000 people who haven ' t been able to use running water in the five days since a chemical spill . spill How did the chemical spill occur? 63 64 +901 1 CHARLESTON , W . Va . - Downtown businesses and restaurants began to reopen after water was declared safe to drink in portions of West Virginia ' s capital , but life has yet to return to normal for most of the 300 , 000 people who haven ' t been able to use running water in the five days since a chemical spill . since a chemical spill What type of chemical spill? 60 64 +901 2 It could still be days before everyone in the Charleston metropolitan area is cleared to use water , though officials say the water in certain designated areas was safe to drink and wash with as long as people flushed out their systems . flushed out how do they flush it out? 38 40 +901 2 It could still be days before everyone in the Charleston metropolitan area is cleared to use water , though officials say the water in certain designated areas was safe to drink and wash with as long as people flushed out their systems . days How many days? 4 5 +901 2 It could still be days before everyone in the Charleston metropolitan area is cleared to use water , though officials say the water in certain designated areas was safe to drink and wash with as long as people flushed out their systems . flushed out their systems Flushed out their systems how? 38 42 +901 2 It could still be days before everyone in the Charleston metropolitan area is cleared to use water , though officials say the water in certain designated areas was safe to drink and wash with as long as people flushed out their systems . flushed How did people flush out their systems? 38 39 +901 3 They cautioned that the water may still have a slight licorice - type odor , raising the anxieties of some who believed it was still contaminated . licorice - type what does that smell like? 10 13 +901 3 They cautioned that the water may still have a slight licorice - type odor , raising the anxieties of some who believed it was still contaminated . licorice - type odor , Is this dangerous?\n 10 15 +901 3 They cautioned that the water may still have a slight licorice - type odor , raising the anxieties of some who believed it was still contaminated . odor , Why will the water have a slight licorice-type odor? 13 15 +901 3 They cautioned that the water may still have a slight licorice - type odor , raising the anxieties of some who believed it was still contaminated . contaminated How will they know when the water is not contaminated? 25 26 +901 4 " I wouldn ' t drink it for a while . I ' m skeptical about it , " said Wanda Blake , a cashier in the electronics section of a Charleston Kmart who fears she was exposed to the tainted water before she got word of the spill . I ' m skeptical What makes her skeptical? 11 15 +901 4 " I wouldn ' t drink it for a while . I ' m skeptical about it , " said Wanda Blake , a cashier in the electronics section of a Charleston Kmart who fears she was exposed to the tainted water before she got word of the spill . fears Is it a dyer situation? 34 35 +901 4 " I wouldn ' t drink it for a while . I ' m skeptical about it , " said Wanda Blake , a cashier in the electronics section of a Charleston Kmart who fears she was exposed to the tainted water before she got word of the spill . skeptical Why is Wanda Blake skeptical about the water? 14 15 +901 4 " I wouldn ' t drink it for a while . I ' m skeptical about it , " said Wanda Blake , a cashier in the electronics section of a Charleston Kmart who fears she was exposed to the tainted water before she got word of the spill . before Why did Wanda Black not get word about the tainted water in time? 42 43 +901 4 " I wouldn ' t drink it for a while . I ' m skeptical about it , " said Wanda Blake , a cashier in the electronics section of a Charleston Kmart who fears she was exposed to the tainted water before she got word of the spill . spill Why was there a spill? 48 49 +901 5 " I know I ' ve ingested it " . By Tuesday morning , officials had given the green light to about 35 percent of West Virginia American Water ' s customers . Tuesday morning , which tuesday? 11 14 +901 5 " I know I ' ve ingested it " . By Tuesday morning , officials had given the green light to about 35 percent of West Virginia American Water ' s customers . I ' ve ingested it " Is it dangerous to ingest? 3 9 +901 5 " I know I ' ve ingested it " . By Tuesday morning , officials had given the green light to about 35 percent of West Virginia American Water ' s customers . given How did officials give the green light to the customers? 16 17 +902 1 BEIJING - Two hours before showtime at Beijing ' s prestigious National Center for the Performing Arts , China ' s equivalent of the Met , performers with the American Hollywood Film Orchestra were having a vaudevillian moment . vaudevillian what is this word? 36 37 +902 1 BEIJING - Two hours before showtime at Beijing ' s prestigious National Center for the Performing Arts , China ' s equivalent of the Met , performers with the American Hollywood Film Orchestra were having a vaudevillian moment . moment What caused this vaudevillian moment? 37 38 +902 1 BEIJING - Two hours before showtime at Beijing ' s prestigious National Center for the Performing Arts , China ' s equivalent of the Met , performers with the American Hollywood Film Orchestra were having a vaudevillian moment . were having a vaudevillian moment How where they having such a moment? 33 38 +902 2 It was the latest stop on a blitzkrieg winter tour of China for a somewhat motley but certainly merry group of American minstrels definitely not from Hollywood . blitzkrieg winter what is a blitzkrieg winter? 7 9 +902 2 It was the latest stop on a blitzkrieg winter tour of China for a somewhat motley but certainly merry group of American minstrels definitely not from Hollywood . somewhat motley Why didn't this foundation attract classier acts? 14 16 +902 2 It was the latest stop on a blitzkrieg winter tour of China for a somewhat motley but certainly merry group of American minstrels definitely not from Hollywood . blitzkrieg winter tour of China How was this tour comparable to the blitzkrieg? 7 12 +902 2 It was the latest stop on a blitzkrieg winter tour of China for a somewhat motley but certainly merry group of American minstrels definitely not from Hollywood . somewhat motley but certainly merry What factors lead to this description? 14 19 +902 2 It was the latest stop on a blitzkrieg winter tour of China for a somewhat motley but certainly merry group of American minstrels definitely not from Hollywood . definitely not from Hollywood What distinguished this group as \"definitely not from Hollywood\"? 23 27 +902 3 They schlep by bus , train and plane to more than a dozen cities from late December to mid - January , offering up crowd - pleasing medleys from movies such as " Titanic , " " Dances With Wolves , " " The Incredibles " and " The Godfather " . medleys from movies Did they do songs that weren't featured in hit movies? 27 30 +902 3 They schlep by bus , train and plane to more than a dozen cities from late December to mid - January , offering up crowd - pleasing medleys from movies such as " Titanic , " " Dances With Wolves , " " The Incredibles " and " The Godfather " . schlep What does the term \"schlep\" mean? 1 2 +902 3 They schlep by bus , train and plane to more than a dozen cities from late December to mid - January , offering up crowd - pleasing medleys from movies such as " Titanic , " " Dances With Wolves , " " The Incredibles " and " The Godfather " . more than a dozen cities To which cities did this group travel? 9 14 +902 4 To save on travel expenses , the group doesn ' t lug around large instruments such as drums , upright basses or even cellos ; local promoters in each town provide them . local promoters in each town provide them How lucrative is this for local providers? 25 32 +902 4 To save on travel expenses , the group doesn ' t lug around large instruments such as drums , upright basses or even cellos ; local promoters in each town provide them . local promoters in each town provide them How do these promoters know what to provide, and how many of each instrument to provide? 25 32 +902 5 On this Saturday evening in Beijing , two cellists opened the cases to the loaner instruments and found the bridge on one had come completely off . loaner Why did they have loaner? 14 15 +902 5 On this Saturday evening in Beijing , two cellists opened the cases to the loaner instruments and found the bridge on one had come completely off . On this Saturday evening What is the month and date of the Saturday mentioned? 0 4 +902 5 On this Saturday evening in Beijing , two cellists opened the cases to the loaner instruments and found the bridge on one had come completely off . bridge on one had come completely off How did this accident happen? 19 26 +903 1 FORT LAUDERDALE , Fla . - Researchers are looking to the sun to give hunted and overfished sharks a new ray of hope . hunted and what can the sun do here? 14 16 +903 1 FORT LAUDERDALE , Fla . - Researchers are looking to the sun to give hunted and overfished sharks a new ray of hope . hunted and overfished sharks What kind of sharks are hunted or overfished? 14 18 +903 1 FORT LAUDERDALE , Fla . - Researchers are looking to the sun to give hunted and overfished sharks a new ray of hope . sun What does the sun have to do with hunted and overfished sharks? 11 12 +903 1 FORT LAUDERDALE , Fla . - Researchers are looking to the sun to give hunted and overfished sharks a new ray of hope . hope What is the hope? 22 23 +903 2 Using a special solar - powered tag , marine scientists now can study a shark ' s movements for up to two years by way of data beamed to satellites . data beamed to satellites do they put a chip inside the sharks? 26 30 +903 2 Using a special solar - powered tag , marine scientists now can study a shark ' s movements for up to two years by way of data beamed to satellites . marine scientists Who are the marine scientists and who are they affiliated with? 8 10 +903 2 Using a special solar - powered tag , marine scientists now can study a shark ' s movements for up to two years by way of data beamed to satellites . data What kind of data? 26 27 +903 3 Previously , researchers relied on tags that ran on batteries and sometimes died before all the information could be transmitted . relied on tags that ran on batteries How long would these old tags last? 3 10 +903 4 The new tags are like " a smartphone for marine animals , " said Marco Flagg , CEO of Desert Star , a Marina , Calif . , company that offers the solar devices . Marco Flagg , is he well educated? 14 17 +903 4 The new tags are like " a smartphone for marine animals , " said Marco Flagg , CEO of Desert Star , a Marina , Calif . , company that offers the solar devices . " a smartphone for marine animals , " How much do the tags cost? 5 13 +903 4 The new tags are like " a smartphone for marine animals , " said Marco Flagg , CEO of Desert Star , a Marina , Calif . , company that offers the solar devices . smartphone How are the tags like a smartphone? 7 8 +903 5 " Just like smartphones , the tags have many sensors and communication capability " . many sensors What types of sensors are on the tags? 8 10 +903 5 " Just like smartphones , the tags have many sensors and communication capability " . sensors What kind of sensors do the tags have? 9 10 +904 1 Injuries and ailments from Southern California amusement park rides are rare . are how rare are they? 9 10 +904 1 Injuries and ailments from Southern California amusement park rides are rare . rare Why are injuries rare? 10 11 +904 3 People are more likely to get sick or hurt on older attractions than on newer rides . more likely how likely is it? 2 4 +904 3 People are more likely to get sick or hurt on older attractions than on newer rides . older attractions Which older attractions? 10 12 +904 3 People are more likely to get sick or hurt on older attractions than on newer rides . older attractions What older attractions are people more likely to get hurt on? 10 12 +904 4 And about 1 in 8 accident reports , as they are called , concern riders who were hurt while getting on or off an attraction . on or off How would a person get hurt getting on or off an attraction? 20 23 +904 4 And about 1 in 8 accident reports , as they are called , concern riders who were hurt while getting on or off an attraction . getting on or off an attraction . Why do people get hurt getting on or off a ride? 19 26 +904 5 Those are some of the findings of a Los Angeles Times analysis of six years ' worth of injury data from theme parks across Southern California . six years ' what were they studying for? 13 16 +904 5 Those are some of the findings of a Los Angeles Times analysis of six years ' worth of injury data from theme parks across Southern California . theme parks Which theme parks did the data come from? 21 23 +905 1 From many corners of the United States - Los Angeles , Philadelphia , Mississippi - recent years have brought heartening news about the relentless rise in obesity among American children : Several years into a campaign to get kids to eat better and exercise more , child obesity rates have appeared to stabilize , and might reverse . campaign is it not working? 35 36 +905 1 From many corners of the United States - Los Angeles , Philadelphia , Mississippi - recent years have brought heartening news about the relentless rise in obesity among American children : Several years into a campaign to get kids to eat better and exercise more , child obesity rates have appeared to stabilize , and might reverse . recent years Which years are considered recent years? 15 17 +905 1 From many corners of the United States - Los Angeles , Philadelphia , Mississippi - recent years have brought heartening news about the relentless rise in obesity among American children : Several years into a campaign to get kids to eat better and exercise more , child obesity rates have appeared to stabilize , and might reverse . rise in obesity among American children : How much has obesity risen among American children? 24 31 +905 1 From many corners of the United States - Los Angeles , Philadelphia , Mississippi - recent years have brought heartening news about the relentless rise in obesity among American children : Several years into a campaign to get kids to eat better and exercise more , child obesity rates have appeared to stabilize , and might reverse . Several years How many years is several years? 31 33 +905 1 From many corners of the United States - Los Angeles , Philadelphia , Mississippi - recent years have brought heartening news about the relentless rise in obesity among American children : Several years into a campaign to get kids to eat better and exercise more , child obesity rates have appeared to stabilize , and might reverse . reverse Why are they reversing? 56 57 +905 2 But a study published this week in the journal PNAS suggests that among adolescents , the hopeful signs are limited to those from better - educated , more affluent families . PNAS is it a scientific journal? 9 10 +905 2 But a study published this week in the journal PNAS suggests that among adolescents , the hopeful signs are limited to those from better - educated , more affluent families . hopeful signs What are the hopeful signs? 16 18 +905 2 But a study published this week in the journal PNAS suggests that among adolescents , the hopeful signs are limited to those from better - educated , more affluent families . limited Why would this happen? 19 20 +905 3 Among teenagers from poorer , less well - educated families , obesity has continued to rise . to rise why does it rise among them? 14 16 +905 3 Among teenagers from poorer , less well - educated families , obesity has continued to rise . obesity has continued to rise How much as obesity risen? 11 16 +905 4 Nationally , rates of obesity among adolescents ages 12 to 19 did not rise from 2003 to 2004 , and 2009 to 2010 . from What about the time in between? 14 15 +905 5 But during those times , obesity rates among adolescents whose parents have no more than high - school educations rose from about 20 percent to 25 percent . no more than high - school educations How much specific education did they have? 12 19 +906 1 MIAMI - After his father was diagnosed with cancer , a 15 - year - old Champaign , Ill . , teen started skipping school , erupting in angry outbursts , yelling at teachers and punching holes in walls or retreating to his room paralyzed by an overwhelming sadness . paralyzed how can he cope? 44 45 +906 1 MIAMI - After his father was diagnosed with cancer , a 15 - year - old Champaign , Ill . , teen started skipping school , erupting in angry outbursts , yelling at teachers and punching holes in walls or retreating to his room paralyzed by an overwhelming sadness . cancer , How does a person develop cancer? 8 10 +906 1 MIAMI - After his father was diagnosed with cancer , a 15 - year - old Champaign , Ill . , teen started skipping school , erupting in angry outbursts , yelling at teachers and punching holes in walls or retreating to his room paralyzed by an overwhelming sadness . teen Who is the 15 year old teen? 21 22 +906 1 MIAMI - After his father was diagnosed with cancer , a 15 - year - old Champaign , Ill . , teen started skipping school , erupting in angry outbursts , yelling at teachers and punching holes in walls or retreating to his room paralyzed by an overwhelming sadness . walls Is there a positive outlet he could be using for this stress? 38 39 +906 2 When the teen ' s assistant principal approached him a few months ago about seeking help for mental illness , the student initially declined , saying he didn ' t need it . illness , is he ill? 18 20 +906 2 When the teen ' s assistant principal approached him a few months ago about seeking help for mental illness , the student initially declined , saying he didn ' t need it . mental illness , What is considered to be a mental illness? 17 20 +906 2 When the teen ' s assistant principal approached him a few months ago about seeking help for mental illness , the student initially declined , saying he didn ' t need it . principal What is the role of a principal in the life of a depressed student? 6 7 +906 2 When the teen ' s assistant principal approached him a few months ago about seeking help for mental illness , the student initially declined , saying he didn ' t need it . need Is denial a normal aspect of this mental illness? 30 31 +906 3 However , eventually he did seek treatment . eventually he did how long did it take? 2 5 +906 3 However , eventually he did seek treatment . treatment Where does one seek treatment for a mental illness? 6 7 +906 3 However , eventually he did seek treatment . treatment Where did the teen seek treatment? 6 7 +906 3 However , eventually he did seek treatment . treatment What type of treatment was being used? 6 7 +906 3 However , eventually he did seek treatment . treatment How did this treatment go? 6 7 +906 4 Diagnosed with major depressive disorder , he joined group therapy sessions at his school . major depressive was he really depressed? 2 4 +906 4 Diagnosed with major depressive disorder , he joined group therapy sessions at his school . major depressive disorder , How is one evaluated and diagnosed with major depressive disorder? 2 6 +906 4 Diagnosed with major depressive disorder , he joined group therapy sessions at his school . school Has he been able to receive the help he needed? 13 14 +906 5 As stories about increasing school violence dominate headlines , experts say many teens are struggling with untreated mental illness . school violence When did our society begin to document school violence? 4 6 +906 5 As stories about increasing school violence dominate headlines , experts say many teens are struggling with untreated mental illness . untreated mental illness Why are these illnesses not being treated properly? 16 19 +906 5 As stories about increasing school violence dominate headlines , experts say many teens are struggling with untreated mental illness . untreated Could the lack of health insurance have anything to do with this? 16 17 +907 1 WASHINGTON - Jackie Nussbaum knew her son liked playing DragonVale on the family iPad - a colorful game with soothing music and chirping birds where kids raise adorable baby dragons . Jackie Nussbaum is she just a random citizen? 2 4 +907 1 WASHINGTON - Jackie Nussbaum knew her son liked playing DragonVale on the family iPad - a colorful game with soothing music and chirping birds where kids raise adorable baby dragons . knew her son liked playing DragonVale How did she know? 4 10 +907 2 What she didn ' t realize was that he was buying virtual gems - with real money - to build his dragon park as part of the game . real money where did the money come from? 15 17 +907 2 What she didn ' t realize was that he was buying virtual gems - with real money - to build his dragon park as part of the game . with real money How was the information to buy the in-game items added? 14 17 +907 3 When she opened her credit card statement , she saw a slew of charges from Apple , totaling $ 600 in one day . totaling $ 600 how did he spend so much? 17 20 +907 3 When she opened her credit card statement , she saw a slew of charges from Apple , totaling $ 600 in one day . slew of charges from Apple , How was there no limit or alert to let her know this was happening? 11 17 +908 1 LOS ANGELES - The sardine fishing boat Eileen motored slowly through moonlit waters from San Pedro to Santa Catalina Island , its weary - eyed captain growing more desperate as the night wore on . Santa Catalina where is that? 17 19 +908 1 LOS ANGELES - The sardine fishing boat Eileen motored slowly through moonlit waters from San Pedro to Santa Catalina Island , its weary - eyed captain growing more desperate as the night wore on . growing more desperate Why growing more desperate, where they on sea for long? 26 29 +908 1 LOS ANGELES - The sardine fishing boat Eileen motored slowly through moonlit waters from San Pedro to Santa Catalina Island , its weary - eyed captain growing more desperate as the night wore on . growing more desperate What happened that she is captaining the boat in an unfit shape? 26 29 +908 1 LOS ANGELES - The sardine fishing boat Eileen motored slowly through moonlit waters from San Pedro to Santa Catalina Island , its weary - eyed captain growing more desperate as the night wore on . desperate Why is he desperate and what is he desperate about? 28 29 +908 2 After 12 hours and $ 1 , 000 worth of fuel , Corbin Hanson and his crew returned to port without a single fish . single fish was the water empty? 22 24 +908 2 After 12 hours and $ 1 , 000 worth of fuel , Corbin Hanson and his crew returned to port without a single fish . without a single fish How much fish would they usually have. Has this been a occurring pattern? 20 24 +908 2 After 12 hours and $ 1 , 000 worth of fuel , Corbin Hanson and his crew returned to port without a single fish . without a single fish . Why did he not catch any fish? 20 25 +908 2 After 12 hours and $ 1 , 000 worth of fuel , Corbin Hanson and his crew returned to port without a single fish . his crew How many people are in the crew? 15 17 +908 3 " Tonight ' s pretty reflective of how things have been going , " Hanson said . how things have been how long has it been that way? 7 11 +908 3 " Tonight ' s pretty reflective of how things have been going , " Hanson said . how things have been going , " Why is this happening? 7 14 +908 5 The decline has prompted steep cuts in the amount fishermen are allowed to catch , and scientists say the effects are probably radiating throughout the ecosystem , starving brown pelicans , sea lions and other predators that rely on the oily , energy - rich fish for food . starving brown pelicans , I thought pelicans ate all kinds of fish? why would they starve if only the sardines are removed from their diet? 27 31 +909 1 WASHINGTON - Doctors are warning that if Congress cuts food stamps , the federal government could be socked with bigger health bills . Doctors are warning Which doctors? 2 5 +909 1 WASHINGTON - Doctors are warning that if Congress cuts food stamps , the federal government could be socked with bigger health bills . bigger health bills How does cutting food stamps relate to bigger health bills? 19 22 +909 1 WASHINGTON - Doctors are warning that if Congress cuts food stamps , the federal government could be socked with bigger health bills . bigger health bills HOW DOES THIS EQUATE TO A BUDGET CUT ON FOOD STAMPS? 19 22 +909 2 Maybe not immediately , they say , but over time if the poor wind up in doctors ' offices or hospitals as a result . if the poor THE POOR WILL END UP IN HOSPITALS AND DOCTORS OFFICES ANYWAYS, HOW DOES THIS SIGNIFICANTLY INCREASE WHAT WE ARE ALREADY SPENDING ON HEALTH COSTS? 10 13 +909 3 Among the health risks of hunger are spiked rates of diabetes and developmental problems for young children down the road . spiked rates of diabetes IF BEING OVERWEIGHT CAUSES DIABETES, HOW DOES HUNGER CAUSE IT TOO? 7 11 +909 4 The doctors ' lobbying effort comes as Congress is working on a compromise farm bill that ' s certain to include food stamp cuts . compromise farm bill What does this farm bill entail? 12 15 +909 4 The doctors ' lobbying effort comes as Congress is working on a compromise farm bill that ' s certain to include food stamp cuts . food stamp cuts Why would Congress want food stamp cuts? 21 24 +909 4 The doctors ' lobbying effort comes as Congress is working on a compromise farm bill that ' s certain to include food stamp cuts . compromise farm bill WHAT TYPE OF FARM BILL AND HOW DOES ONE ITEM INVOLVE THE OTHER? 12 15 +909 5 Republicans want heftier reductions than do Democrats in yet another partisan battle over the government ' s role in helping poor Americans . heftier reductions WHAT IS THE REASONING FOR HEFTIER CUTS AND WHAT ARE THE FINAL OUTCOMES EITHER WAY? 2 4 +910 1 PHILADELPHIA - University of Pennsylvania archaeologists say they have found the tomb of a previously unknown Egyptian pharaoh who ruled more than 3 , 600 years ago , the first discovery of what they predict could be more than a dozen tombs from a forgotten dynasty . the tomb how did they find it? 10 12 +910 1 PHILADELPHIA - University of Pennsylvania archaeologists say they have found the tomb of a previously unknown Egyptian pharaoh who ruled more than 3 , 600 years ago , the first discovery of what they predict could be more than a dozen tombs from a forgotten dynasty . found How did the find the tomb? 9 10 +910 1 PHILADELPHIA - University of Pennsylvania archaeologists say they have found the tomb of a previously unknown Egyptian pharaoh who ruled more than 3 , 600 years ago , the first discovery of what they predict could be more than a dozen tombs from a forgotten dynasty . predict Why are they predicting that there are more tombs? 34 35 +910 1 PHILADELPHIA - University of Pennsylvania archaeologists say they have found the tomb of a previously unknown Egyptian pharaoh who ruled more than 3 , 600 years ago , the first discovery of what they predict could be more than a dozen tombs from a forgotten dynasty . found Where specifically did this find this tomb? 9 10 +910 1 PHILADELPHIA - University of Pennsylvania archaeologists say they have found the tomb of a previously unknown Egyptian pharaoh who ruled more than 3 , 600 years ago , the first discovery of what they predict could be more than a dozen tombs from a forgotten dynasty . University of Pennsylvania archaeologists Which University of Pennsylvania archaeologists? 2 6 +910 2 The tomb , found last week , was heavily looted , but hieroglyphs on the chamber walls clearly identified it as belonging to a ruler named Woseribre Senebkay , the Penn team announced Wednesday in conjunction with the Egyptian government . heavily looted , who looted it? 8 11 +910 2 The tomb , found last week , was heavily looted , but hieroglyphs on the chamber walls clearly identified it as belonging to a ruler named Woseribre Senebkay , the Penn team announced Wednesday in conjunction with the Egyptian government . looted , Why was the tomb looted? 9 11 +910 2 The tomb , found last week , was heavily looted , but hieroglyphs on the chamber walls clearly identified it as belonging to a ruler named Woseribre Senebkay , the Penn team announced Wednesday in conjunction with the Egyptian government . announced Why is Woseribre Senebkay making an announcement about the tomb? 32 33 +910 2 The tomb , found last week , was heavily looted , but hieroglyphs on the chamber walls clearly identified it as belonging to a ruler named Woseribre Senebkay , the Penn team announced Wednesday in conjunction with the Egyptian government . identified What made them think these hieroglyphs belonged to this ruler? 18 19 +910 3 The researchers already have begun excavating several nearby sites that appear to be from the same dynasty , at the site of the ancient city of Abydos , more than 300 miles south of Cairo , said Josef Wegner , a Penn associate professor of Egyptology . same How do they know the excavation sites are from the same dynasty? 15 16 +910 3 The researchers already have begun excavating several nearby sites that appear to be from the same dynasty , at the site of the ancient city of Abydos , more than 300 miles south of Cairo , said Josef Wegner , a Penn associate professor of Egyptology . professor How is Joseph Wegner qualified to be an associate professor of Egyptology? 43 44 +910 3 The researchers already have begun excavating several nearby sites that appear to be from the same dynasty , at the site of the ancient city of Abydos , more than 300 miles south of Cairo , said Josef Wegner , a Penn associate professor of Egyptology . nearby How close by are these sites? Several miles or hundreds of miles? 7 8 +910 4 " It looks like there ' s a whole royal necropolis of this lost dynasty , " said Wegner , an associate curator at Penn ' s Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology . necropolis what is a necropolis? 10 11 +910 4 " It looks like there ' s a whole royal necropolis of this lost dynasty , " said Wegner , an associate curator at Penn ' s Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology . lost Why was the dynasty lost? 13 14 +910 4 " It looks like there ' s a whole royal necropolis of this lost dynasty , " said Wegner , an associate curator at Penn ' s Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology . necropolis What does he mean when he uses the term necropolis? 10 11 +910 5 Archaeologists had suspected the existence of the unknown pharaohs from an ancient list of rulers called the Turin King List , portions of which are torn and decayed . Turin King List , who created the list? 17 21 +910 5 Archaeologists had suspected the existence of the unknown pharaohs from an ancient list of rulers called the Turin King List , portions of which are torn and decayed . suspected Why did archaeologist suspect the existence of the unknown pharaohs? 2 3 +910 5 Archaeologists had suspected the existence of the unknown pharaohs from an ancient list of rulers called the Turin King List , portions of which are torn and decayed . list Why were the rulers listed? 12 13 +910 5 Archaeologists had suspected the existence of the unknown pharaohs from an ancient list of rulers called the Turin King List , portions of which are torn and decayed . torn Why was the Turin King list torn and decayed? 25 26 +910 5 Archaeologists had suspected the existence of the unknown pharaohs from an ancient list of rulers called the Turin King List , portions of which are torn and decayed . suspected What led them to suspect they existed? 2 3 +911 1 SEATTLE - There ' s little lyrical language to be found in the most recent international report on climate change . lyrical language what does this mean? 6 8 +911 1 SEATTLE - There ' s little lyrical language to be found in the most recent international report on climate change . lyrical How is the language lyrical? 6 7 +911 1 SEATTLE - There ' s little lyrical language to be found in the most recent international report on climate change . international Why is the report international? 15 16 +911 1 SEATTLE - There ' s little lyrical language to be found in the most recent international report on climate change . change How is the climate changing? 19 20 +911 1 SEATTLE - There ' s little lyrical language to be found in the most recent international report on climate change . most recent When did the report come out? 13 15 +911 1 SEATTLE - There ' s little lyrical language to be found in the most recent international report on climate change . international report What is the international report on climate change? 15 17 +911 2 The document from the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change ( IPCC ) runs to 2 , 200 pages and is crammed with technical details about greenhouse gas emissions , rising sea levels and atmospheric circulation . crammed Why are the details crammed? 22 23 +911 2 The document from the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change ( IPCC ) runs to 2 , 200 pages and is crammed with technical details about greenhouse gas emissions , rising sea levels and atmospheric circulation . details How were the technical details collected? 25 26 +911 2 The document from the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change ( IPCC ) runs to 2 , 200 pages and is crammed with technical details about greenhouse gas emissions , rising sea levels and atmospheric circulation . about How IPCC determine what technical details would be included in the 2,200 pages? 26 27 +911 3 Seattle oceanographer Gregory Johnson was a lead author of the chapter on marine measurements , and even he was having a hard time wrapping his head around the massive compilation . Gregory Johnson what are his credentials? 2 4 +911 3 Seattle oceanographer Gregory Johnson was a lead author of the chapter on marine measurements , and even he was having a hard time wrapping his head around the massive compilation . lead Why was Gregory Johnson the lead author of the chapter on marine measurements? 6 7 +911 3 Seattle oceanographer Gregory Johnson was a lead author of the chapter on marine measurements , and even he was having a hard time wrapping his head around the massive compilation . measurements , How are the measurements taken? 13 15 +911 3 Seattle oceanographer Gregory Johnson was a lead author of the chapter on marine measurements , and even he was having a hard time wrapping his head around the massive compilation . massive How is he confident in his measurements if wrapping his head around its compilation is hard for him? 28 29 +911 3 Seattle oceanographer Gregory Johnson was a lead author of the chapter on marine measurements , and even he was having a hard time wrapping his head around the massive compilation . marine measurements , What are marine measurements? 12 15 +911 4 So when a bad cold kept him in the house one weekend , Johnson decided to distill the report to its essence via a centuries - old Japanese art form : haiku . haiku can we read the haiku? 31 32 +911 4 So when a bad cold kept him in the house one weekend , Johnson decided to distill the report to its essence via a centuries - old Japanese art form : haiku . bad Why was the cold bad? 3 4 +911 4 So when a bad cold kept him in the house one weekend , Johnson decided to distill the report to its essence via a centuries - old Japanese art form : haiku . kept How did the cold keep him inside? 5 6 +911 4 So when a bad cold kept him in the house one weekend , Johnson decided to distill the report to its essence via a centuries - old Japanese art form : haiku . decided Why did Johnson decide to distill the report via haiku? 14 15 +911 4 So when a bad cold kept him in the house one weekend , Johnson decided to distill the report to its essence via a centuries - old Japanese art form : haiku . haiku What is haiku? 31 32 +911 5 The result is a virtual booklet that is riding a wave of celebrity on the Web and in the Twittersphere . Twittersphere what is the twittersphere? 19 20 +911 5 The result is a virtual booklet that is riding a wave of celebrity on the Web and in the Twittersphere . virtual Why is the booklet virtual? 4 5 +911 5 The result is a virtual booklet that is riding a wave of celebrity on the Web and in the Twittersphere . celebrity How does a booklet become a celebrity? 12 13 +912 1 LOS ANGELES - Officials of the small town of Willits , Calif . , looked at their two municipal reservoirs last week , did some calculating and realized they had enough water to last only 100 days . looked How did they \"look\" at them? 14 15 +912 1 LOS ANGELES - Officials of the small town of Willits , Calif . , looked at their two municipal reservoirs last week , did some calculating and realized they had enough water to last only 100 days . calculating How did they go about calculating the figures? 25 26 +912 1 LOS ANGELES - Officials of the small town of Willits , Calif . , looked at their two municipal reservoirs last week , did some calculating and realized they had enough water to last only 100 days . enough Why do they need water to last more than 100 days? 30 31 +912 1 LOS ANGELES - Officials of the small town of Willits , Calif . , looked at their two municipal reservoirs last week , did some calculating and realized they had enough water to last only 100 days . water Why did they have enough water for only 100 days? 31 32 +912 1 LOS ANGELES - Officials of the small town of Willits , Calif . , looked at their two municipal reservoirs last week , did some calculating and realized they had enough water to last only 100 days . last only 100 days How important is this to the citizens as a whole? Are there other water supplies? 33 37 +912 2 It was time to adopt the toughest rationing measures they could . adopt How did they adopt new measures? 4 5 +912 2 It was time to adopt the toughest rationing measures they could . toughest Why were they considered tough? 6 7 +912 2 It was time to adopt the toughest rationing measures they could . rationing Why did they need to ration water? 7 8 +912 2 It was time to adopt the toughest rationing measures they could . rationing measures What type of rationing measures were the officials putting into place? 7 9 +912 2 It was time to adopt the toughest rationing measures they could . toughest rationing how tough are they? 6 8 +912 2 It was time to adopt the toughest rationing measures they could . rationing measures How is water generally rationed? 7 9 +912 3 The 5 , 000 residents of this former lumber town in Mendocino County on the edge of redwood country are now on a crash water diet . former Why is the town no longer a lumber town? 7 8 +912 3 The 5 , 000 residents of this former lumber town in Mendocino County on the edge of redwood country are now on a crash water diet . crash Why is it called a \"crash\" diet? 23 24 +912 3 The 5 , 000 residents of this former lumber town in Mendocino County on the edge of redwood country are now on a crash water diet . lumber town What happened to the town's lumber industry? 8 10 +912 3 The 5 , 000 residents of this former lumber town in Mendocino County on the edge of redwood country are now on a crash water diet . crash water diet what is this diet? 23 26 +912 3 The 5 , 000 residents of this former lumber town in Mendocino County on the edge of redwood country are now on a crash water diet . crash water diet How does a crash water diet work? 23 26 +912 4 A family of four isn ' t supposed to use more than 150 gallons a day . 150 How do regulators know how much water a family of four uses? 12 13 +912 4 A family of four isn ' t supposed to use more than 150 gallons a day . 150 gallons a day Why were so many people using so much water? 12 16 +912 5 Outdoor watering , car washing and hosing down pavement are banned . watering , Why is outdoor watering banned? 1 3 +912 5 Outdoor watering , car washing and hosing down pavement are banned . washing How are they enforcing the ban on car washing? 4 5 +912 5 Outdoor watering , car washing and hosing down pavement are banned . pavement Why do people hose down pavement? 8 9 +912 5 Outdoor watering , car washing and hosing down pavement are banned . are banned Is there an end in sight or is this until further notice? 9 11 +913 1 BERLIN - The world ' s richest 85 people control the same amount of wealth as half the world ' s population , according to a report issued Monday by the British - based anti - poverty charity Oxfam . richest 85 people who are they? 6 9 +913 1 BERLIN - The world ' s richest 85 people control the same amount of wealth as half the world ' s population , according to a report issued Monday by the British - based anti - poverty charity Oxfam . The world ' s richest 85 What contributed to these people wealth? 2 8 +913 1 BERLIN - The world ' s richest 85 people control the same amount of wealth as half the world ' s population , according to a report issued Monday by the British - based anti - poverty charity Oxfam . richest who are the world's richest people? 6 7 +913 2 That means the world ' s poorest 3 . 55 billion people must live on what the richest 85 possess . richest 85 possess does it seem unfair? 17 20 +913 2 That means the world ' s poorest 3 . 55 billion people must live on what the richest 85 possess . must live on what the richest 85 possess Whats the average salary they live on? 12 20 +913 3 Another way to look at it : Each of the wealthiest 85 has access to the same resources as do about 42 million of the world ' s poor , a number equal to the populations of Canada , Kentucky and Kansas , taken together . same resources What resources do people use to acquire wealth? 16 18 +913 4 The report was issued just before The World Economic Forum opens on Wednesday in Davos , Switzerland . Davos , is that a big city? 14 16 +913 4 The report was issued just before The World Economic Forum opens on Wednesday in Davos , Switzerland . Wednesday What was the month and year the report was issued? 12 13 +913 4 The report was issued just before The World Economic Forum opens on Wednesday in Davos , Switzerland . report Is the report about the richest 85 people compared to the poor? 1 2 +913 5 The forum is a gathering spot for world political , academic and business leaders where , the forum ' s website says , they " shape global , regional and industry agendas " . " shape global , regional how do they shape it? 24 29 +913 5 The forum is a gathering spot for world political , academic and business leaders where , the forum ' s website says , they " shape global , regional and industry agendas " . website Whats the web address of this website? 20 21 +914 1 SAN FRANCISCO - A federal appeals court became the first in the nation to rule that prospective jurors may not be excluded because of their sexual orientation , a decision that expands juror protections beyond race and gender and provides legal ammunition to challenge laws that limit gay rights . federal appeals court Which federal appeals court? 4 7 +914 1 SAN FRANCISCO - A federal appeals court became the first in the nation to rule that prospective jurors may not be excluded because of their sexual orientation , a decision that expands juror protections beyond race and gender and provides legal ammunition to challenge laws that limit gay rights . limit Why are gay rights limited? 46 47 +914 1 SAN FRANCISCO - A federal appeals court became the first in the nation to rule that prospective jurors may not be excluded because of their sexual orientation , a decision that expands juror protections beyond race and gender and provides legal ammunition to challenge laws that limit gay rights . challenge Why are laws that limit gay rights being challenged? 43 44 +914 2 The sweeping , unanimous decision Tuesday by a three - judge panel of the 9th U . S . three - judge what is a judge panel? 8 11 +914 2 The sweeping , unanimous decision Tuesday by a three - judge panel of the 9th U . S . unanimous Why was the decision unanimous? 3 4 +914 2 The sweeping , unanimous decision Tuesday by a three - judge panel of the 9th U . S . three - judge Why are there three-judges on the panel? 8 11 +914 2 The sweeping , unanimous decision Tuesday by a three - judge panel of the 9th U . S . 9th How many panels are there? 14 15 +914 2 The sweeping , unanimous decision Tuesday by a three - judge panel of the 9th U . S . three - judge panel Who were the three judges on the panel? 8 12 +914 2 The sweeping , unanimous decision Tuesday by a three - judge panel of the 9th U . S . 9th U . S What id the 9th U.S.? 14 18 +914 3 Circuit Court of Appeals overturned a mixed jury verdict in an antitrust case involving an AIDS drug . antitrust case what is that? 11 13 +914 3 Circuit Court of Appeals overturned a mixed jury verdict in an antitrust case involving an AIDS drug . AIDS drug Which AIDS drug was at question? 15 17 +914 3 Circuit Court of Appeals overturned a mixed jury verdict in an antitrust case involving an AIDS drug . antitrust Why was the AIDs drug charged with antitrust? 11 12 +914 3 Circuit Court of Appeals overturned a mixed jury verdict in an antitrust case involving an AIDS drug . AIDS drug Which AIDS drug was involved in the antitrust case? 15 17 +914 4 The 9th Circuit said the case would have to be retried because an obviously gay juror was unjustifiably excluded from the jury . obviously gay how was it obvious? 13 15 +914 4 The 9th Circuit said the case would have to be retried because an obviously gay juror was unjustifiably excluded from the jury . obviously gay juror How was this juror \"obviously\" gay? 13 16 +914 4 The 9th Circuit said the case would have to be retried because an obviously gay juror was unjustifiably excluded from the jury . obviously How was the juror obviously gay? 13 14 +914 4 The 9th Circuit said the case would have to be retried because an obviously gay juror was unjustifiably excluded from the jury . unjustifiably How was the exclusion unjustifiable? 17 18 +914 4 The 9th Circuit said the case would have to be retried because an obviously gay juror was unjustifiably excluded from the jury . jury How many jurors were in the jury? 21 22 +914 4 The 9th Circuit said the case would have to be retried because an obviously gay juror was unjustifiably excluded from the jury . an obviously gay juror In what ways was the juror obviously gay? 12 16 +914 5 California state courts already prohibit the striking of jurors based on sexual orientation . prohibit Why is it prohibited to strike jurors based on their sexual orientation? 4 5 +915 1 PHILADELPHIA - Coming from image - conscious professionals who prefer to gush about the beauty of flowers and the joys of growing vegetables , the words were downright shocking : " Horticulture is under siege " . image - conscious professionals Who are the image-conscious professionals? 4 8 +915 1 PHILADELPHIA - Coming from image - conscious professionals who prefer to gush about the beauty of flowers and the joys of growing vegetables , the words were downright shocking : " Horticulture is under siege " . image - conscious professionals How are the professionals image-conscious? 4 8 +915 1 PHILADELPHIA - Coming from image - conscious professionals who prefer to gush about the beauty of flowers and the joys of growing vegetables , the words were downright shocking : " Horticulture is under siege " . " Horticulture is under siege " Why is this the case? 30 36 +915 2 They jumped off a three - page letter penned by a half - dozen of the country ' s most prominent plant people sent in December to 800 schools and universities , government agencies , industry associations , and growers of everything from almonds to onions . plant people environmentalists it means? 21 23 +915 2 They jumped off a three - page letter penned by a half - dozen of the country ' s most prominent plant people sent in December to 800 schools and universities , government agencies , industry associations , and growers of everything from almonds to onions . plant people Who are plant people? 21 23 +915 2 They jumped off a three - page letter penned by a half - dozen of the country ' s most prominent plant people sent in December to 800 schools and universities , government agencies , industry associations , and growers of everything from almonds to onions . three - page letter Why did they send a letter? 4 8 +915 2 They jumped off a three - page letter penned by a half - dozen of the country ' s most prominent plant people sent in December to 800 schools and universities , government agencies , industry associations , and growers of everything from almonds to onions . the country ' s most prominent plant people Who are the country's most prominent plant people? 15 23 +915 3 Clearly , horticulture - once a priority , if not an obsession , for generations of Americans - is in trouble . obsession , why are they obsessed with it? 11 13 +915 3 Clearly , horticulture - once a priority , if not an obsession , for generations of Americans - is in trouble . once a priority , When was horticulture a priority? 4 8 +915 4 The letter warns that if something isn ' t done soon to boost the ranks of plant scientists , breeders , students , and others in the field , horticulture could become a lost art and a forgotten science . science is it really a science? 38 39 +915 4 The letter warns that if something isn ' t done soon to boost the ranks of plant scientists , breeders , students , and others in the field , horticulture could become a lost art and a forgotten science . something isn ' t done soon What do they want done? 5 11 +915 4 The letter warns that if something isn ' t done soon to boost the ranks of plant scientists , breeders , students , and others in the field , horticulture could become a lost art and a forgotten science . something isn ' t done soon How could they do something to boost the ranks of those in horticulture? 5 11 +915 4 The letter warns that if something isn ' t done soon to boost the ranks of plant scientists , breeders , students , and others in the field , horticulture could become a lost art and a forgotten science . if something isn ' t done soon Does the letter suggest a solution? 4 11 +915 5 " Think of all the careers horticulture is competing against . horticulture is competing against What is being done to help this field in competition against other trades? 6 10 +916 1 ST . PETERSBURG , Fla . - Andy Warhol was an early adopter of selfies , if a new exhibit showcasing his work is any indication . selfies , how did he take selfies? 14 16 +916 4 And despite the 1970s clothing and Studio 54 - era glitter of the art and photographs , the exhibit feels fresh . Studio 54 - era what is studio 54? 6 10 +917 1 NEWPORT NEWS , Va . - Using fish to make fertilizer isn ' t a new concept . fish How do you use fish to make fertilizer? 7 8 +917 1 NEWPORT NEWS , Va . - Using fish to make fertilizer isn ' t a new concept . concept How long has using fish to make fertilizer been around? 16 17 +917 1 NEWPORT NEWS , Va . - Using fish to make fertilizer isn ' t a new concept . fertilizer What kind of fertilizer? 10 11 +917 2 But John Morris has modernized the process through a sophisticated farming operation called aquaponics . aquaponics can it be explained? 13 14 +917 2 But John Morris has modernized the process through a sophisticated farming operation called aquaponics . aquaponics what is aquaponics? 13 14 +917 2 But John Morris has modernized the process through a sophisticated farming operation called aquaponics . aquaponics What is aquaponics? 13 14 +917 2 But John Morris has modernized the process through a sophisticated farming operation called aquaponics . John Morris Who is John Morris and what kind of work does he do? 1 3 +917 3 Last February , Morris turned his 8 - acre Isle of Wight , Va . , spread into the Herb Aqua Farm . the Herb Aqua Farm how is this created and how does it look like? 18 22 +917 4 Inside two large greenhouses , Morris raises tilapia fish in large tanks . raises tilapia fish how much fish does he have in each tank? 6 9 +917 5 The fish produce waste , and the waste water is processed into a kind of liquid fertilizer . liquid fertilizer is it effective fertilizer? 15 17 +917 5 The fish produce waste , and the waste water is processed into a kind of liquid fertilizer . waste water how do they separate the waste from the water? 7 9 +918 1 LOS ANGELES - A rapidly mutating virus has leaped from plants to honeybees , where it is reproducing and contributing to the collapse of colonies vital to the multibillion - dollar agricultural industry , according to a new study . mutating What does it mean to say a virus is mutating? 5 6 +918 1 LOS ANGELES - A rapidly mutating virus has leaped from plants to honeybees , where it is reproducing and contributing to the collapse of colonies vital to the multibillion - dollar agricultural industry , according to a new study . virus How does a virus mutate from one species to another? 6 7 +918 1 LOS ANGELES - A rapidly mutating virus has leaped from plants to honeybees , where it is reproducing and contributing to the collapse of colonies vital to the multibillion - dollar agricultural industry , according to a new study . rapidly mutating virus How is the virus mutating? 4 7 +918 1 LOS ANGELES - A rapidly mutating virus has leaped from plants to honeybees , where it is reproducing and contributing to the collapse of colonies vital to the multibillion - dollar agricultural industry , according to a new study . rapidly mutating virus From where does this virus originate? 4 7 +918 2 Tobacco ringspot virus , a pollen - borne pathogen that causes blight in soy crops , was found during routine screening of commercial honeybees at a U . S . Department of Agriculture laboratory , where further study revealed the RNA virus was replicating inside its Apis mellifera hosts and spreading to mites that travel from bee to bee , according to the study published online Tuesday in the journal mBio . ringspot virus , is that a common virus? 1 4 +918 2 Tobacco ringspot virus , a pollen - borne pathogen that causes blight in soy crops , was found during routine screening of commercial honeybees at a U . S . Department of Agriculture laboratory , where further study revealed the RNA virus was replicating inside its Apis mellifera hosts and spreading to mites that travel from bee to bee , according to the study published online Tuesday in the journal mBio . pollen - borne What does pollen-borne mean? 5 8 +918 2 Tobacco ringspot virus , a pollen - borne pathogen that causes blight in soy crops , was found during routine screening of commercial honeybees at a U . S . Department of Agriculture laboratory , where further study revealed the RNA virus was replicating inside its Apis mellifera hosts and spreading to mites that travel from bee to bee , according to the study published online Tuesday in the journal mBio . RNA Where do RNA viruses develop? 40 41 +918 2 Tobacco ringspot virus , a pollen - borne pathogen that causes blight in soy crops , was found during routine screening of commercial honeybees at a U . S . Department of Agriculture laboratory , where further study revealed the RNA virus was replicating inside its Apis mellifera hosts and spreading to mites that travel from bee to bee , according to the study published online Tuesday in the journal mBio . Apis mellifera What is an Apis mellifera? 46 48 +918 2 Tobacco ringspot virus , a pollen - borne pathogen that causes blight in soy crops , was found during routine screening of commercial honeybees at a U . S . Department of Agriculture laboratory , where further study revealed the RNA virus was replicating inside its Apis mellifera hosts and spreading to mites that travel from bee to bee , according to the study published online Tuesday in the journal mBio . found during routine screening How was the screening performed? 17 21 +918 2 Tobacco ringspot virus , a pollen - borne pathogen that causes blight in soy crops , was found during routine screening of commercial honeybees at a U . S . Department of Agriculture laboratory , where further study revealed the RNA virus was replicating inside its Apis mellifera hosts and spreading to mites that travel from bee to bee , according to the study published online Tuesday in the journal mBio . Tobacco ringspot virus , How would this virus have been introduced to the environment if it was not there before? 0 4 +918 3 The discovery is the first report of honeybees becoming infected by a pollen - borne RNA virus that spread systematically through the bees and hives . honeybees Is it normal for honeybees to become infected with a virus? 7 8 +918 3 The discovery is the first report of honeybees becoming infected by a pollen - borne RNA virus that spread systematically through the bees and hives . first report When was this blight taking place? 4 6 +918 3 The discovery is the first report of honeybees becoming infected by a pollen - borne RNA virus that spread systematically through the bees and hives . pollen - borne RNA virus Do viruses spread via pollen frequently? 12 17 +918 4 Traces of the virus were detected in every part of the bee examined , except its eyes , according to the study . its eyes , why not the eyes? 15 18 +918 4 Traces of the virus were detected in every part of the bee examined , except its eyes , according to the study . detected How are viruses detected in honeybees? 5 6 +918 4 Traces of the virus were detected in every part of the bee examined , except its eyes , according to the study . examined , How are viruses examined in honeybees? 12 14 +918 4 Traces of the virus were detected in every part of the bee examined , except its eyes , according to the study . except its eyes , Why does the virus affect all areas except the eyes? 14 18 +918 5 Commercially cultivated bees pollinate about 90 crops worldwide , a service valued at $ 14 billion annually . cultivated How are bees cultivated? 1 2 +918 5 Commercially cultivated bees pollinate about 90 crops worldwide , a service valued at $ 14 billion annually . pollinate What does it mean to pollinate a bee? 3 4 +918 5 Commercially cultivated bees pollinate about 90 crops worldwide , a service valued at $ 14 billion annually . 90 crops worldwide , What percentage of these are farmed in the areas that infected bees are confirmed? 5 9 +919 1 RIO DE JANEIRO - A stout green catamaran plied the polluted waters of Rio de Janeiro ' s Guanabara Bay Monday alongside the local fishing boats , but instead of grouper and swordfish its catch consisted of plastic bags , soda bottles and a discarded toilet seat . plastic bags , soda bottles Is there an initiative to clean up the pollution? 37 42 +919 1 RIO DE JANEIRO - A stout green catamaran plied the polluted waters of Rio de Janeiro ' s Guanabara Bay Monday alongside the local fishing boats , but instead of grouper and swordfish its catch consisted of plastic bags , soda bottles and a discarded toilet seat . grouper and swordfish Are these fish typically found in this area? 30 33 +919 1 RIO DE JANEIRO - A stout green catamaran plied the polluted waters of Rio de Janeiro ' s Guanabara Bay Monday alongside the local fishing boats , but instead of grouper and swordfish its catch consisted of plastic bags , soda bottles and a discarded toilet seat . polluted How are fishermen still fishing a polluted bay? 10 11 +919 2 The catamaran is one of three so - called " eco - boats , " floating garbage vessels that are a key part of authorities ' pledge to clean up Rio ' s Guanabara Bay before it and other Rio waterways host events during the 2016 Olympic Games . garbage what is a garbage vessel? 16 17 +919 2 The catamaran is one of three so - called " eco - boats , " floating garbage vessels that are a key part of authorities ' pledge to clean up Rio ' s Guanabara Bay before it and other Rio waterways host events during the 2016 Olympic Games . floating garbage vessels How much energy does the barge require to make one trip of cleaning and docking? 15 18 +919 3 Critics say the boats do little to address the more pressing question of sewage . pressing question of what does the sewage cause? 10 13 +919 3 Critics say the boats do little to address the more pressing question of sewage . Critics Who are the critics? 0 1 +919 3 Critics say the boats do little to address the more pressing question of sewage . to address the more pressing question of sewage What are alternative method of cleaning the area's sewage? 6 14 +919 3 Critics say the boats do little to address the more pressing question of sewage . pressing Why is sewage a more pressing issue than plastic debris? 10 11 +919 4 With limited trash and sewage services in this sprawling metropolis of 6 million people , tons of garbage and raw waste flow daily from sludge - filled rivers into the bay , where Olympic and Paralympic sailing events will be held . tons of garbage and raw waste Would a landfill be better for the amount of garbage being dumped? 15 21 +919 5 At low tide , mountains of household refuse , old sofas and even washing machines are seen . low tide , what about at high tide? 1 4 +919 5 At low tide , mountains of household refuse , old sofas and even washing machines are seen . mountains of household refuse , How clean are the beaches? 4 9 +919 5 At low tide , mountains of household refuse , old sofas and even washing machines are seen . At low tide , Will this trash eventually automatically disperse into the larger ocean? 0 4 +919 5 At low tide , mountains of household refuse , old sofas and even washing machines are seen . sofas How do large household items like sofas end up in the bay? 10 11 +920 1 LOS ANGELES - The booming illegal international wildlife trade forced conservationists to do the unthinkable Tuesday : Brand the golden domes of two of the rarest tortoises on Earth to reduce their black market value by making it easier for authorities to trace them if stolen . domes What are golden domes on a tortoise and why are they valuable? 20 21 +920 1 LOS ANGELES - The booming illegal international wildlife trade forced conservationists to do the unthinkable Tuesday : Brand the golden domes of two of the rarest tortoises on Earth to reduce their black market value by making it easier for authorities to trace them if stolen . conservationists Who were the conservationists? 10 11 +920 1 LOS ANGELES - The booming illegal international wildlife trade forced conservationists to do the unthinkable Tuesday : Brand the golden domes of two of the rarest tortoises on Earth to reduce their black market value by making it easier for authorities to trace them if stolen . Brand How did they brand the domes of the tortoises? 17 18 +920 1 LOS ANGELES - The booming illegal international wildlife trade forced conservationists to do the unthinkable Tuesday : Brand the golden domes of two of the rarest tortoises on Earth to reduce their black market value by making it easier for authorities to trace them if stolen . Brand the golden domes What does it mean to brand the golden domes? 17 21 +920 2 " It ' s heartbreaking that it ' s come to this , but it ' s the right thing to do , " Paul Gibbons , managing director of the nonprofit Turtle Conservancy ' s Behler Chelonian Center in Ventura County , said as he gently placed a 30 - pound adult female ploughshare tortoise on a small table . right thing to do , " could there be another solution? 18 24 +920 2 " It ' s heartbreaking that it ' s come to this , but it ' s the right thing to do , " Paul Gibbons , managing director of the nonprofit Turtle Conservancy ' s Behler Chelonian Center in Ventura County , said as he gently placed a 30 - pound adult female ploughshare tortoise on a small table . 30 - pound How big do these tortoises usually get? 49 52 +920 2 " It ' s heartbreaking that it ' s come to this , but it ' s the right thing to do , " Paul Gibbons , managing director of the nonprofit Turtle Conservancy ' s Behler Chelonian Center in Ventura County , said as he gently placed a 30 - pound adult female ploughshare tortoise on a small table . heartbreaking Why is it heartbreaking? 4 5 +920 3 With a steady hand and an electric engraving tool , he carved an identification code on the high , rounded shell as the creature with weary eyes and gleaming carapace peered calmly into the distance . carapace what is this word? 29 30 +920 3 With a steady hand and an electric engraving tool , he carved an identification code on the high , rounded shell as the creature with weary eyes and gleaming carapace peered calmly into the distance . carapace What does this word mean? 29 30 +920 3 With a steady hand and an electric engraving tool , he carved an identification code on the high , rounded shell as the creature with weary eyes and gleaming carapace peered calmly into the distance . carapace What is a carapace? 29 30 +920 4 The tortoise was branded for life , which in her case would be roughly 160 years . branded Did this tortoise experience pain during this branding process? 3 4 +920 5 " We ' ve blemished her natural beauty , so she ' s just a number in a system now , " Gibbons said . number Would dying her with color be an alternative option to this process? 15 16 +921 1 LONDON - Documents leaked by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden suggest that spy agencies have a powerful ally in " Angry Birds " and a host of other apps installed on smartphones across the globe . " Angry Birds " how do they spy on that game? 19 23 +921 1 LONDON - Documents leaked by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden suggest that spy agencies have a powerful ally in " Angry Birds " and a host of other apps installed on smartphones across the globe . ally How are apps like Angry Birds allies to intelligence agencies? 17 18 +921 1 LONDON - Documents leaked by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden suggest that spy agencies have a powerful ally in " Angry Birds " and a host of other apps installed on smartphones across the globe . suggest what believes him to suggest this? how does he know? 10 11 +921 2 The documents , published Monday by The New York Times , the Guardian , and ProPublica , suggest that the mapping , gaming , and social networking apps which are a common feature of the world ' s estimated 1 billion smartphones can feed America ' s National Security Agency and Britain ' s GCHQ with huge amounts of personal data , including location information and details such as political affiliation or sexual orientation . data , What is being done with this data? 60 62 +921 2 The documents , published Monday by The New York Times , the Guardian , and ProPublica , suggest that the mapping , gaming , and social networking apps which are a common feature of the world ' s estimated 1 billion smartphones can feed America ' s National Security Agency and Britain ' s GCHQ with huge amounts of personal data , including location information and details such as political affiliation or sexual orientation . political affiliation or sexual orientation How does the game provide that type of information? 69 74 +921 2 The documents , published Monday by The New York Times , the Guardian , and ProPublica , suggest that the mapping , gaming , and social networking apps which are a common feature of the world ' s estimated 1 billion smartphones can feed America ' s National Security Agency and Britain ' s GCHQ with huge amounts of personal data , including location information and details such as political affiliation or sexual orientation . data , Who do these apps feed intelligence agencies personal data? 60 62 +921 2 The documents , published Monday by The New York Times , the Guardian , and ProPublica , suggest that the mapping , gaming , and social networking apps which are a common feature of the world ' s estimated 1 billion smartphones can feed America ' s National Security Agency and Britain ' s GCHQ with huge amounts of personal data , including location information and details such as political affiliation or sexual orientation . personal is this legal? 59 60 +921 3 The size and scope of the program aren ' t publicly known , but the reports suggest that U . S . and British intelligence easily get routine access to data generated by apps such as the " Angry Birds " game franchise or the Google Maps navigation service . data Is this data worth something, or why is it being collected? 30 31 +921 3 The size and scope of the program aren ' t publicly known , but the reports suggest that U . S . and British intelligence easily get routine access to data generated by apps such as the " Angry Birds " game franchise or the Google Maps navigation service . data generated by apps Is the data retrieved from other apps or the phone or strictly the game? 30 34 +921 3 The size and scope of the program aren ' t publicly known , but the reports suggest that U . S . and British intelligence easily get routine access to data generated by apps such as the " Angry Birds " game franchise or the Google Maps navigation service . access How do intelligence agencies get access to the app-generated data? 28 29 +921 3 The size and scope of the program aren ' t publicly known , but the reports suggest that U . S . and British intelligence easily get routine access to data generated by apps such as the " Angry Birds " game franchise or the Google Maps navigation service . data what sort of data? example? 30 31 +921 4 The joint spying program " effectively means that anyone using Google Maps on a smartphone is working in support of a GCHQ system , " one 2008 document from the British eavesdropping agency is quoted as saying . GCHQ what is gchq? 21 22 +921 4 The joint spying program " effectively means that anyone using Google Maps on a smartphone is working in support of a GCHQ system , " one 2008 document from the British eavesdropping agency is quoted as saying . eavesdropping Is there really enough capabilities to be able to process this data in order to make it worth something? 31 32 +921 4 The joint spying program " effectively means that anyone using Google Maps on a smartphone is working in support of a GCHQ system , " one 2008 document from the British eavesdropping agency is quoted as saying . GCHQ system , " What is this? 21 25 +921 4 The joint spying program " effectively means that anyone using Google Maps on a smartphone is working in support of a GCHQ system , " one 2008 document from the British eavesdropping agency is quoted as saying . support How does using Google Maps work in support of GCHQ systems? 18 19 +921 5 Another document - a hand - drawn picture of a smirking fairy conjuring up a tottering pile of papers over a table marked " LEAVE TRAFFIC HERE " - suggests that gathering the data doesn ' t take much effort . smirking fairy why is there a smirking fairy? 10 12 +921 5 Another document - a hand - drawn picture of a smirking fairy conjuring up a tottering pile of papers over a table marked " LEAVE TRAFFIC HERE " - suggests that gathering the data doesn ' t take much effort . fairy what does the smirking fairy have to do with collecting data? 11 12 +922 1 LOS ANGELES - Before Pluto ' s fall from planetary grace , there was Ceres . Ceres What is Ceres? 14 15 +922 1 LOS ANGELES - Before Pluto ' s fall from planetary grace , there was Ceres . Ceres was that an old planet? 14 15 +922 1 LOS ANGELES - Before Pluto ' s fall from planetary grace , there was Ceres . Ceres Who is Ceres? 14 15 +922 1 LOS ANGELES - Before Pluto ' s fall from planetary grace , there was Ceres . fall Why did Pluto fall from planetary grace? 7 8 +922 1 LOS ANGELES - Before Pluto ' s fall from planetary grace , there was Ceres . Ceres Why was there Ceres before Pluto? 14 15 +922 1 LOS ANGELES - Before Pluto ' s fall from planetary grace , there was Ceres . fall from planetary grace , Why was Pluto demoted from planet status? 7 12 +922 2 Depending on your definition , it ' s either the largest asteroid or the smallest dwarf planet - but for a few glorious decades in the 1800s , the rocky sphere was a full planet in the solar system ' s pantheon . planet Are there other asterioids that were once falsely categorized as planets at this time? 16 17 +922 2 Depending on your definition , it ' s either the largest asteroid or the smallest dwarf planet - but for a few glorious decades in the 1800s , the rocky sphere was a full planet in the solar system ' s pantheon . definition , How did the definition change over the years? 3 5 +922 2 Depending on your definition , it ' s either the largest asteroid or the smallest dwarf planet - but for a few glorious decades in the 1800s , the rocky sphere was a full planet in the solar system ' s pantheon . definition , How do scientists decide where to draw the line? 3 5 +922 3 Now , astronomers have discovered water vapor steaming off this mysterious little planetoid - and the discovery , published in the journal Nature , could have fascinating implications for the evolution of our solar system . water vapor Where is the water vapor coming from? 5 7 +922 3 Now , astronomers have discovered water vapor steaming off this mysterious little planetoid - and the discovery , published in the journal Nature , could have fascinating implications for the evolution of our solar system . fascinating implications What are these implications? 26 28 +922 3 Now , astronomers have discovered water vapor steaming off this mysterious little planetoid - and the discovery , published in the journal Nature , could have fascinating implications for the evolution of our solar system . discovered How did astronomers discover water vapor? 4 5 +922 3 Now , astronomers have discovered water vapor steaming off this mysterious little planetoid - and the discovery , published in the journal Nature , could have fascinating implications for the evolution of our solar system . fascinating How were the implications fascinating? 26 27 +922 3 Now , astronomers have discovered water vapor steaming off this mysterious little planetoid - and the discovery , published in the journal Nature , could have fascinating implications for the evolution of our solar system . water vapor How does the presence of water vapor explain things about our solar system's evolution? 5 7 +922 4 " Now we have really for the first time discovered water in the asteroid belt , " said lead author Michael Kuppers , a planetary scientist based in Spain with the European Space Agency . discovered How was the water discovered? 9 10 +922 4 " Now we have really for the first time discovered water in the asteroid belt , " said lead author Michael Kuppers , a planetary scientist based in Spain with the European Space Agency . first time How much investigation had we done into Ceres previously? 7 9 +922 5 Ceres sits in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter - and it ' s the only dwarf planet in the inner solar system . dwarf planet What constitutes a \"dwarf planet?\" 17 19 +922 5 Ceres sits in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter - and it ' s the only dwarf planet in the inner solar system . asteroid How does the asteroid belt affect Ceres? 4 5 +923 1 WASHINGTON - Seeking to energize his sluggish second term , President Barack Obama vowed Tuesday night in his State of the Union address to sidestep Congress " whenever and wherever " necessary to narrow economic disparities between rich and poor . " whenever and wherever " does he actually do that? 26 31 +923 1 WASHINGTON - Seeking to energize his sluggish second term , President Barack Obama vowed Tuesday night in his State of the Union address to sidestep Congress " whenever and wherever " necessary to narrow economic disparities between rich and poor . sluggish second term , What made his second term sluggish? 6 10 +923 1 WASHINGTON - Seeking to energize his sluggish second term , President Barack Obama vowed Tuesday night in his State of the Union address to sidestep Congress " whenever and wherever " necessary to narrow economic disparities between rich and poor . second term , Why is President Obama's second term sluggish? 7 10 +923 1 WASHINGTON - Seeking to energize his sluggish second term , President Barack Obama vowed Tuesday night in his State of the Union address to sidestep Congress " whenever and wherever " necessary to narrow economic disparities between rich and poor . sidestep Congress How would President Obama sidestep Congress? 24 26 +923 2 He unveiled an array of modest executive actions to increase the minimum wage for federal contract workers and make it easier for millions of low - income Americans to save for retirement . modest executive actions What are the modest executive actions being unveiled? 5 8 +923 2 He unveiled an array of modest executive actions to increase the minimum wage for federal contract workers and make it easier for millions of low - income Americans to save for retirement . increase the minimum wage What would it be increased to? 9 13 +923 2 He unveiled an array of modest executive actions to increase the minimum wage for federal contract workers and make it easier for millions of low - income Americans to save for retirement . minimum wage How much would minimum wage for federal contract workers go up? 11 13 +923 2 He unveiled an array of modest executive actions to increase the minimum wage for federal contract workers and make it easier for millions of low - income Americans to save for retirement . retirement How will President Obama's executive actions help people save for retirement? 31 32 +923 2 He unveiled an array of modest executive actions to increase the minimum wage for federal contract workers and make it easier for millions of low - income Americans to save for retirement . increase the minimum wage How much does the president plan to increase the minimum wage? 9 13 +923 4 Draped in presidential grandeur , Obama ' s hour - long address served as the opening salvo in a midterm election fight for control of Congress that will quickly consume Washington ' s attention . presidential grandeur , was he wearing some kind of outfit? 2 5 +923 5 Democrats , seeking to cast Republicans as uncaring about the middle class , have urged Obama to focus on economic mobility and the gap between the wealthy and poor . between the wealthy and poor is the gap widening? 24 29 +924 1 KENOSHA , Wis . - Inside a building next to Lake Michigan , the Civil War is still in action : cannons boom , smoke wafts across a battlefield and men in blue and gray run screaming at each other . action : Why is a Civil War still in action? 19 21 +924 1 KENOSHA , Wis . - Inside a building next to Lake Michigan , the Civil War is still in action : cannons boom , smoke wafts across a battlefield and men in blue and gray run screaming at each other . Civil War How is the Civil War still in action? 14 16 +924 2 America ' s Civil War pitted brother against brother , neighbor against neighbor , Northerner against Southerner , and by the time the conflict ended , hundreds of thousands were dead or maimed . were dead or maimed did they use guns? 29 33 +924 2 America ' s Civil War pitted brother against brother , neighbor against neighbor , Northerner against Southerner , and by the time the conflict ended , hundreds of thousands were dead or maimed . pitted How are brothers pitted against each other? 5 6 +924 3 Only Civil War veterans knew the fear and chaos of battle , but shortly after the war ended , painters began to re - create those hellish scenes in round cycloramas for curious visitors seeking a taste of war . cycloramas what is a cyclorama? 30 31 +924 3 Only Civil War veterans knew the fear and chaos of battle , but shortly after the war ended , painters began to re - create those hellish scenes in round cycloramas for curious visitors seeking a taste of war . chaos How was the battle chaotic? 8 9 +924 3 Only Civil War veterans knew the fear and chaos of battle , but shortly after the war ended , painters began to re - create those hellish scenes in round cycloramas for curious visitors seeking a taste of war . ended , How did the war come to an end? 17 19 +924 3 Only Civil War veterans knew the fear and chaos of battle , but shortly after the war ended , painters began to re - create those hellish scenes in round cycloramas for curious visitors seeking a taste of war . curious Why are visitors curious about the taste of war? 32 33 +924 3 Only Civil War veterans knew the fear and chaos of battle , but shortly after the war ended , painters began to re - create those hellish scenes in round cycloramas for curious visitors seeking a taste of war . cycloramas for curious visitors Why were visitors interested in the war recreation scenes? 30 34 +924 3 Only Civil War veterans knew the fear and chaos of battle , but shortly after the war ended , painters began to re - create those hellish scenes in round cycloramas for curious visitors seeking a taste of war . cycloramas What is a cyclorama? 30 31 +924 3 Only Civil War veterans knew the fear and chaos of battle , but shortly after the war ended , painters began to re - create those hellish scenes in round cycloramas for curious visitors seeking a taste of war . painters Who were the painters that recreated the Civil War scenes? 19 20 +924 4 Now Kenosha ' s Civil War Museum has updated the concept to the 21st century . Kenosha ' s is he a general? 1 4 +924 4 Now Kenosha ' s Civil War Museum has updated the concept to the 21st century . updated How was the museum updated? 8 9 +924 4 Now Kenosha ' s Civil War Museum has updated the concept to the 21st century . updated the concept How has the concept been updated? 8 11 +924 5 Using 360 - degree technology and 11 - foot - tall screens , the Civil War Museum this month opened an 11 - minute movie called " Seeing the Elephant " . " Seeing the Elephant " why is it named that? 26 31 +924 5 Using 360 - degree technology and 11 - foot - tall screens , the Civil War Museum this month opened an 11 - minute movie called " Seeing the Elephant " . movie Why was the movie called \"Seeing the Elephant\"? 24 25 +924 5 Using 360 - degree technology and 11 - foot - tall screens , the Civil War Museum this month opened an 11 - minute movie called " Seeing the Elephant " . technology How did the technology allow for 360-degrees and 11-foot-tall screens? 4 5 +924 5 Using 360 - degree technology and 11 - foot - tall screens , the Civil War Museum this month opened an 11 - minute movie called " Seeing the Elephant " . Elephant " What does the idea of an elephant depict? 29 31 +925 1 MAKENA STATE PARK , Hawaii - After a record year of attacks across the Hawaii archipelago , sharks were not far from Colin Dececco ' s mind as the sun went down on the long white strip of sand here on a recent Sunday evening . sharks What kind of sharks? 17 18 +925 1 MAKENA STATE PARK , Hawaii - After a record year of attacks across the Hawaii archipelago , sharks were not far from Colin Dececco ' s mind as the sun went down on the long white strip of sand here on a recent Sunday evening . Colin Who's Colin? 22 23 +925 1 MAKENA STATE PARK , Hawaii - After a record year of attacks across the Hawaii archipelago , sharks were not far from Colin Dececco ' s mind as the sun went down on the long white strip of sand here on a recent Sunday evening . Colin Dececco ' s who is he? 22 26 +925 2 He and his daughter had had a close encounter with a reef shark while swimming around the rocky cove at the north end of Makena ' s Big Beach that morning . daughter What is his daughter's name? 3 4 +925 2 He and his daughter had had a close encounter with a reef shark while swimming around the rocky cove at the north end of Makena ' s Big Beach that morning . encounter What happened in this encounter? 8 9 +925 2 He and his daughter had had a close encounter with a reef shark while swimming around the rocky cove at the north end of Makena ' s Big Beach that morning . close How close is a “close” encounter? 7 8 +925 3 Now , watching a spear fisherman haul in his catch as they strolled by the same spot at sunset , they heard a splash at the edge of his net . heard a splash what made the splash? 21 24 +925 3 Now , watching a spear fisherman haul in his catch as they strolled by the same spot at sunset , they heard a splash at the edge of his net . same Why did they return to the same spot the hard a close encounter with a shark the same day? 15 16 +925 4 It was an 8 - foot tiger shark , one of the most aggressive shark species in Hawaii ' s waters and the likely culprit for many of the 14 attacks in 2013 , eight of which occurred around Maui , near Makena ' s beaches and elsewhere . aggressive shark What are some of the other aggressive shark species? 13 15 +925 4 It was an 8 - foot tiger shark , one of the most aggressive shark species in Hawaii ' s waters and the likely culprit for many of the 14 attacks in 2013 , eight of which occurred around Maui , near Makena ' s beaches and elsewhere . 14 How would they know? 29 30 +925 4 It was an 8 - foot tiger shark , one of the most aggressive shark species in Hawaii ' s waters and the likely culprit for many of the 14 attacks in 2013 , eight of which occurred around Maui , near Makena ' s beaches and elsewhere . Maui , why do they happen so much there? 39 41 +925 5 Releasing his net , the fisherman took off running down the shoreline , shouting for swimmers to get out of the water . Releasing Why did the fisherman release his net? 0 1 +926 1 BEIJING - For many Americans , Chinese New Year conjures up images of colorful parades and fireworks in celebrations at quaint Chinatowns across the United States . quaint Chinatowns are they in every city? 20 22 +926 1 BEIJING - For many Americans , Chinese New Year conjures up images of colorful parades and fireworks in celebrations at quaint Chinatowns across the United States . quaint Why described as quaint? All the chinatowns I've been to are pretty extravagant. 20 21 +926 1 BEIJING - For many Americans , Chinese New Year conjures up images of colorful parades and fireworks in celebrations at quaint Chinatowns across the United States . Chinatowns Wouldn't it just be across the United States? You don't need to be in a Chinatown to celebrate 21 22 +926 1 BEIJING - For many Americans , Chinese New Year conjures up images of colorful parades and fireworks in celebrations at quaint Chinatowns across the United States . Chinatowns What states are the Chinatowns located? 21 22 +926 2 In China , " bittersweet " is the word the government - controlled media often use in regard to the Lunar New Year festival , which starts Friday . " bittersweet " why is it bittersweet? 3 6 +926 2 In China , " bittersweet " is the word the government - controlled media often use in regard to the Lunar New Year festival , which starts Friday . " bittersweet " Why do they refer to it as bittersweet? 3 6 +926 2 In China , " bittersweet " is the word the government - controlled media often use in regard to the Lunar New Year festival , which starts Friday . " bittersweet " Why would the Lunar New Year festival be called bittersweet? 3 6 +926 3 The holiday is when Chinese workers are expected to return to their home villages and share time and gifts with their families and friends . expected Expected in what way? Are they given time off work, or paid, ect...? 7 8 +926 4 Given that hundreds of millions have moved from rural areas to cities in recent decades , Chinese New Year has become a frenzied time of travel across the world ' s most populous country . cities Why have millions moved from rural areas to cities? 11 12 +926 5 Some call it " the world ' s largest human migration " . world ' s largest human is it actually the largest migrations? 5 10 +926 5 Some call it " the world ' s largest human migration " . " the world ' s largest human migration " Why are they all moving to cities? 3 12 +927 1 As electronic devices proliferate , retailers are seeing record numbers of used laptops , smartphones and tablets being sold for quick cash or credit . proliferate , why are they proliferating? 3 5 +927 1 As electronic devices proliferate , retailers are seeing record numbers of used laptops , smartphones and tablets being sold for quick cash or credit . record numbers Why are retailers seeing record numbers of used electronics being sold for quick cash? 8 10 +927 1 As electronic devices proliferate , retailers are seeing record numbers of used laptops , smartphones and tablets being sold for quick cash or credit . retailers What sort of retailers are being discussed here? 5 6 +927 1 As electronic devices proliferate , retailers are seeing record numbers of used laptops , smartphones and tablets being sold for quick cash or credit . proliferate , Why would more devices mean more used ones being sold? 3 5 +927 1 As electronic devices proliferate , retailers are seeing record numbers of used laptops , smartphones and tablets being sold for quick cash or credit . cash what is the average? 21 22 +927 2 Best Buy Co . Inc . launched a trade - in program in 2009 for items such as cellphones , video games and computers , and it ' s getting more popular every year . more popular every year How much more popular, percentage-wise, are these trade-ins becoming? 30 34 +927 3 It now accepts more than 11 , 000 different items . 11 , 000 different items is that a lot? 5 10 +927 4 " The trade - in volume has doubled every year since 2009 , " Jeff Shelman , a Best Buy spokesman , wrote in an email . 2009 , " what are the price comparisons between now and 2009? 11 14 +927 5 At Pawn America ' s 29 Midwest locations , most cellphones , laptops and tablets are sold , not pawned , and the numbers keep growing . 29 Midwest locations , Where would these locations be situated? 5 9 +927 5 At Pawn America ' s 29 Midwest locations , most cellphones , laptops and tablets are sold , not pawned , and the numbers keep growing . most what is the percentage? 9 10 +927 5 At Pawn America ' s 29 Midwest locations , most cellphones , laptops and tablets are sold , not pawned , and the numbers keep growing . sold , what is done after? 16 18 +928 1 MILWAUKEE - A 300 - year - old Stradivarius violin on loan to Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra concertmaster Frank Almond was stolen during an armed robbery after a performance by Almond at Wisconsin Lutheran College , Milwaukee Police Chief Edward Flynn said Tuesday . Stradivarius How does this make the violin special? 8 9 +928 1 MILWAUKEE - A 300 - year - old Stradivarius violin on loan to Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra concertmaster Frank Almond was stolen during an armed robbery after a performance by Almond at Wisconsin Lutheran College , Milwaukee Police Chief Edward Flynn said Tuesday . Stradivarius is that a brand? 8 9 +928 1 MILWAUKEE - A 300 - year - old Stradivarius violin on loan to Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra concertmaster Frank Almond was stolen during an armed robbery after a performance by Almond at Wisconsin Lutheran College , Milwaukee Police Chief Edward Flynn said Tuesday . loan Loan from who? 11 12 +928 1 MILWAUKEE - A 300 - year - old Stradivarius violin on loan to Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra concertmaster Frank Almond was stolen during an armed robbery after a performance by Almond at Wisconsin Lutheran College , Milwaukee Police Chief Edward Flynn said Tuesday . performance Was the performance during the day or in the evening? 27 28 +928 2 Almond was attacked with a stun gun and robbed of the instrument - Flynn said it was valued in the " high seven figures " - shortly before 10 : 30 p . m . Monday in a parking lot in the rear of the school , 8815 W . Wisconsin Ave . , the chief said at a news conference . " high seven figures " why is it worth so much? 20 25 +928 2 Almond was attacked with a stun gun and robbed of the instrument - Flynn said it was valued in the " high seven figures " - shortly before 10 : 30 p . m . Monday in a parking lot in the rear of the school , 8815 W . Wisconsin Ave . , the chief said at a news conference . attacked Was it just one person? 2 3 +928 4 Almond had played a concert Monday evening at Wisconsin Lutheran as part of his Frankly Music series . Frankly Music How was Almond essential to this series? 14 16 +928 4 Almond had played a concert Monday evening at Wisconsin Lutheran as part of his Frankly Music series . Frankly Music series is that a festival? 14 17 +928 4 Almond had played a concert Monday evening at Wisconsin Lutheran as part of his Frankly Music series . concert What kind of music or what music was in the concert? 4 5 +928 5 " The artistic heritage of Milwaukee was assaulted and robbed last night , " Flynn told reporters during the conference at the Police Administration Building . artistic heritage do they have a heritage there? 2 4 +928 5 " The artistic heritage of Milwaukee was assaulted and robbed last night , " Flynn told reporters during the conference at the Police Administration Building . artistic heritage What is the artistic heritage? 2 4 +929 1 SAN LUIS OBISPO , Calif . - Hearst Castle visitors will soon find dusty buses , dry fountains and an empty pool , thanks to one of the worst droughts in California history . Hearst Castle is it a real castle? 7 9 +929 1 SAN LUIS OBISPO , Calif . - Hearst Castle visitors will soon find dusty buses , dry fountains and an empty pool , thanks to one of the worst droughts in California history . Hearst Castle visitors Are these visitors tourists from other areas or local? 7 10 +929 1 SAN LUIS OBISPO , Calif . - Hearst Castle visitors will soon find dusty buses , dry fountains and an empty pool , thanks to one of the worst droughts in California history . worst droughts How long has this drought been going on? 28 30 +929 1 SAN LUIS OBISPO , Calif . - Hearst Castle visitors will soon find dusty buses , dry fountains and an empty pool , thanks to one of the worst droughts in California history . worst What made it one of the worse droughts? 28 29 +929 1 SAN LUIS OBISPO , Calif . - Hearst Castle visitors will soon find dusty buses , dry fountains and an empty pool , thanks to one of the worst droughts in California history . worst droughts What caused the drought? 28 30 +929 2 Springs that supply the state historical monument are running at just one - sixth normal , said Nick Franco , superintendent of the San Luis Obispo Coast District of State Parks . one - sixth normal , how is that measured? 11 16 +929 2 Springs that supply the state historical monument are running at just one - sixth normal , said Nick Franco , superintendent of the San Luis Obispo Coast District of State Parks . running at just one - sixth normal , Is this due to lack of rain? 8 16 +929 2 Springs that supply the state historical monument are running at just one - sixth normal , said Nick Franco , superintendent of the San Luis Obispo Coast District of State Parks . Springs Which springs supply the state monument? 0 1 +929 2 Springs that supply the state historical monument are running at just one - sixth normal , said Nick Franco , superintendent of the San Luis Obispo Coast District of State Parks . one - sixth normal , What caused the reduction in spring supply? 11 16 +929 3 Only 47 , 000 gallons a day now flow from the springs , which State Parks shares with the Hearst Ranch , down from a normal of 285 , 000 gallons a day in a normal year . Only 47 , 000 gallons a day Is rain the only water source for the Castle? 0 7 +929 3 Only 47 , 000 gallons a day now flow from the springs , which State Parks shares with the Hearst Ranch , down from a normal of 285 , 000 gallons a day in a normal year . normal of 285 , 000 gallons What caused the significant reduction? 25 31 +929 4 That means a trio of reservoirs that typically are filled with 2 . 75 million gallons of water this time of year are only about a third full , not enough to carry the Castle through the summer . not enough Is there another water source they can use? 29 31 +929 4 That means a trio of reservoirs that typically are filled with 2 . 75 million gallons of water this time of year are only about a third full , not enough to carry the Castle through the summer . trio Which trio of reservoirs specifically? 3 4 +929 4 That means a trio of reservoirs that typically are filled with 2 . 75 million gallons of water this time of year are only about a third full , not enough to carry the Castle through the summer . not enough to carry the Castle through the summer How does the Castle use so much water? 29 38 +929 5 So it doesn ' t make any sense to keep topping off the iconic , but leaky , outdoor Neptune Pool , which loses 3 , 000 to 5 , 000 gallons of water a day through several cracks . Neptune Pool , what is neptune pool? 19 22 +929 5 So it doesn ' t make any sense to keep topping off the iconic , but leaky , outdoor Neptune Pool , which loses 3 , 000 to 5 , 000 gallons of water a day through several cracks . iconic , What makes this pool iconic? 13 15 +929 5 So it doesn ' t make any sense to keep topping off the iconic , but leaky , outdoor Neptune Pool , which loses 3 , 000 to 5 , 000 gallons of water a day through several cracks . but leaky , Can this leak be repaired? 15 18 +929 5 So it doesn ' t make any sense to keep topping off the iconic , but leaky , outdoor Neptune Pool , which loses 3 , 000 to 5 , 000 gallons of water a day through several cracks . cracks How big are these cracks? How many cracks are there? 38 39 +929 5 So it doesn ' t make any sense to keep topping off the iconic , but leaky , outdoor Neptune Pool , which loses 3 , 000 to 5 , 000 gallons of water a day through several cracks . iconic , but leaky , Why hasn't it been fixed? 13 18 +930 1 CHARLOTTE , N . C . - She was a little girl of 9 or 10 , staring out a window in the Lincolnton , N . C . , cotton mill where she worked . She whats her name? 7 8 +930 1 CHARLOTTE , N . C . - She was a little girl of 9 or 10 , staring out a window in the Lincolnton , N . C . , cotton mill where she worked . cotton mill Why would a little girl be working at a cotton mill? 30 32 +930 1 CHARLOTTE , N . C . - She was a little girl of 9 or 10 , staring out a window in the Lincolnton , N . C . , cotton mill where she worked . little girl Who was the little girl? 10 12 +930 1 CHARLOTTE , N . C . - She was a little girl of 9 or 10 , staring out a window in the Lincolnton , N . C . , cotton mill where she worked . worked Why is she working at 9 or 10 years old? 34 35 +930 1 CHARLOTTE , N . C . - She was a little girl of 9 or 10 , staring out a window in the Lincolnton , N . C . , cotton mill where she worked . staring out Why was she staring out her window? 17 19 +930 2 Lewis Hine - the father of American documentary photography - captured the haunting image of the too - young textile employee in 1908 . Lewis Hine is he famous? 0 2 +930 2 Lewis Hine - the father of American documentary photography - captured the haunting image of the too - young textile employee in 1908 . textile What did she do at the place? 19 20 +930 2 Lewis Hine - the father of American documentary photography - captured the haunting image of the too - young textile employee in 1908 . the father of American documentary photography Why is Lewis Hine the father of American documentary photography? 3 9 +930 3 It became one of the historic pictures among more than 5 , 000 he made while working for the National Child Labor Committee , documenting abuses of child labor laws in textiles and other industries . documenting How did he know there were children working there? 24 25 +930 3 It became one of the historic pictures among more than 5 , 000 he made while working for the National Child Labor Committee , documenting abuses of child labor laws in textiles and other industries . abuses of child labor laws What other types of abuses of labor laws were there? 25 30 +930 3 It became one of the historic pictures among more than 5 , 000 he made while working for the National Child Labor Committee , documenting abuses of child labor laws in textiles and other industries . other industries What other industries did he work for? 33 35 +930 4 Most of Hine ' s caption information included names , but the Lincolnton girl was identified only as a " spinner " at the Rhodes Manufacturing Co . A second photo of her in the same mill with an older girl and a woman also had no names . names , How did he find out names? 8 10 +930 4 Most of Hine ' s caption information included names , but the Lincolnton girl was identified only as a " spinner " at the Rhodes Manufacturing Co . A second photo of her in the same mill with an older girl and a woman also had no names . no names Why did this picture have no names? 46 48 +930 5 Now , a Massachusetts researcher who has tracked down descendants of 350 people in the Hine photos believes he ' s solved the mystery of both images . both images Who are the people in both images? 25 27 +930 5 Now , a Massachusetts researcher who has tracked down descendants of 350 people in the Hine photos believes he ' s solved the mystery of both images . the mystery of both images Why is the researcher trying to find this data? 22 27 +930 5 Now , a Massachusetts researcher who has tracked down descendants of 350 people in the Hine photos believes he ' s solved the mystery of both images . solved the mystery What is the mystery? 21 24 +931 1 WASHINGTON – President Barack Obama announced plans Tuesday to bring high - speed Internet more quickly to the nation ' s public schools , pledging to make sure students in the United States have every advantage that " some child in South Korea has right now " . advantage What are the other advantages that children in South Korea have that children in the US don't have? 35 36 +931 1 WASHINGTON – President Barack Obama announced plans Tuesday to bring high - speed Internet more quickly to the nation ' s public schools , pledging to make sure students in the United States have every advantage that " some child in South Korea has right now " . bring Why was President Barack Obama announcing plans to bring high-speed Internet more quickly? 9 10 +931 1 WASHINGTON – President Barack Obama announced plans Tuesday to bring high - speed Internet more quickly to the nation ' s public schools , pledging to make sure students in the United States have every advantage that " some child in South Korea has right now " . schools , Why do public schools need high-speed Internet? 22 24 +931 1 WASHINGTON – President Barack Obama announced plans Tuesday to bring high - speed Internet more quickly to the nation ' s public schools , pledging to make sure students in the United States have every advantage that " some child in South Korea has right now " . " some child in South Korea has right now " Does every child in South Korea have high-speed Internet in their school?\n\n 37 47 +931 1 WASHINGTON – President Barack Obama announced plans Tuesday to bring high - speed Internet more quickly to the nation ' s public schools , pledging to make sure students in the United States have every advantage that " some child in South Korea has right now " . nation ' s public schools , Which schools is he planning to bring high-speed internet to? 18 24 +931 2 After all , Obama told a crowd at a school in Adelphi , Maryland , " We shouldn ' t give that kind of competitive advantage over to other countries " . competitive advantage do we not have high speed internet? 24 26 +931 2 After all , Obama told a crowd at a school in Adelphi , Maryland , " We shouldn ' t give that kind of competitive advantage over to other countries " . competitive Why is internet speed considered such a highly competitive advantage? 24 25 +931 2 After all , Obama told a crowd at a school in Adelphi , Maryland , " We shouldn ' t give that kind of competitive advantage over to other countries " . advantage How is Internet access at public schools a competitive advantage? 25 26 +931 2 After all , Obama told a crowd at a school in Adelphi , Maryland , " We shouldn ' t give that kind of competitive advantage over to other countries " . competitive advantage How do we give them competitive advantage by having high-speed Internet? 24 26 +931 3 " In a country where we expect free Wi - Fi with our coffee , " he said , " we should definitely demand it in our schools " . demand it in our schools " do schools not have wifi? 23 29 +931 3 " In a country where we expect free Wi - Fi with our coffee , " he said , " we should definitely demand it in our schools " . expect Why do people expect free Wi-fi with their coffee? 6 7 +931 4 Obama made the remarks as he unveiled plans to speed up the phase - in of his pet project to link schools to the Internet through a combination of government investment and private - sector support . support Who is supporting this project privately? 35 36 +931 4 Obama made the remarks as he unveiled plans to speed up the phase - in of his pet project to link schools to the Internet through a combination of government investment and private - sector support . speed Why is the phase-in being sped up? 9 10 +931 4 Obama made the remarks as he unveiled plans to speed up the phase - in of his pet project to link schools to the Internet through a combination of government investment and private - sector support . government investment and private - sector support What companies are benefiting from this project? 29 36 +931 4 Obama made the remarks as he unveiled plans to speed up the phase - in of his pet project to link schools to the Internet through a combination of government investment and private - sector support . pet project to link schools to the Internet Is he really concerned about schools having high speed internet or is he just interested in helping certain companies make more money? 17 25 +931 5 Several U . S . companies , including Apple , AT & amp ; T , Microsoft , Sprint and Verizon , are pitching in about $ 750 million in goods and services to help students get connected to the World Wide Web . to Why are these companies helping? What's in it for them? 33 34 +931 5 Several U . S . companies , including Apple , AT & amp ; T , Microsoft , Sprint and Verizon , are pitching in about $ 750 million in goods and services to help students get connected to the World Wide Web . pitching Why are major companies pitching in to help students get connected to the World Wide Web? 23 24 +931 5 Several U . S . companies , including Apple , AT & amp ; T , Microsoft , Sprint and Verizon , are pitching in about $ 750 million in goods and services to help students get connected to the World Wide Web . pitching Are these companies pitching these things in for free? 23 24 +932 1 WASHINGTON - CVS Caremark , the nation ' s second - largest drugstore chain , plans to stop selling cigarettes and other tobacco products at its more than 7 , 600 retail stores by Oct . 1 , a landmark decision that would make it the first national pharmacy company to cease tobacco sales . Oct . 1 , What year did this take place? 34 38 +932 1 WASHINGTON - CVS Caremark , the nation ' s second - largest drugstore chain , plans to stop selling cigarettes and other tobacco products at its more than 7 , 600 retail stores by Oct . 1 , a landmark decision that would make it the first national pharmacy company to cease tobacco sales . drugstore chain , Who is the nation's first largest drugstore chain? 12 15 +932 4 CVS , which is second only to Walgreen Co . in retail locations , has been steadily increasing its business providing medical care through its pharmacists and a growing number of urgent care clinics at its retail locations . medical care What kind of medical care? 21 23 +932 5 " As the delivery of health care evolves with an emphasis on better health outcomes , reducing chronic disease and controlling costs , CVS Caremark is playing an expanded role in providing care , " Larry J . Merlo , the president and chief executive officer , said in a statement . care evolves How else is health care evolving? 6 8 +933 1 WASHINGTON - Slightly more fourth - graders nationwide are reading proficiently compared with a decade ago , but only a third of them are now reading well , according to a new report . third of them why is that? 20 23 +933 1 WASHINGTON - Slightly more fourth - graders nationwide are reading proficiently compared with a decade ago , but only a third of them are now reading well , according to a new report . a new report . Where was the new report published? 30 34 +933 1 WASHINGTON - Slightly more fourth - graders nationwide are reading proficiently compared with a decade ago , but only a third of them are now reading well , according to a new report . reading proficiently What constitutes proficient reading? 9 11 +933 1 WASHINGTON - Slightly more fourth - graders nationwide are reading proficiently compared with a decade ago , but only a third of them are now reading well , according to a new report . reading well , How does this differ from reading proficiently? 25 28 +933 1 WASHINGTON - Slightly more fourth - graders nationwide are reading proficiently compared with a decade ago , but only a third of them are now reading well , according to a new report . fourth - graders nationwide What percentage of fourth graders? 4 8 +933 2 The study also found the reading skills gap between children from lower - income and higher - income families has grown , and proficiency varies considerably across states . grown , What has the growth rate in the reading skills gap been? 20 22 +933 2 The study also found the reading skills gap between children from lower - income and higher - income families has grown , and proficiency varies considerably across states . proficiency varies considerably across states . Do educators recommend a national standard to define proficiency? 23 29 +933 2 The study also found the reading skills gap between children from lower - income and higher - income families has grown , and proficiency varies considerably across states . from lower - income What is considered a lower income family? 10 14 +933 3 Students in all but six states have improved reading proficiency , according to the report by the Annie E . Casey Foundation , which used reading scores from the National Assessment of Educational Progress , also known as the Nation ' s Report Card , to compare reading skills of fourth - graders in 2013 and 2003 . six states which states? 4 6 +933 3 Students in all but six states have improved reading proficiency , according to the report by the Annie E . Casey Foundation , which used reading scores from the National Assessment of Educational Progress , also known as the Nation ' s Report Card , to compare reading skills of fourth - graders in 2013 and 2003 . all but six states Which six states have not seen an improvement in student proficiency? 2 6 +933 3 Students in all but six states have improved reading proficiency , according to the report by the Annie E . Casey Foundation , which used reading scores from the National Assessment of Educational Progress , also known as the Nation ' s Report Card , to compare reading skills of fourth - graders in 2013 and 2003 . in 2013 and 2003 Is proficiency not assessed more than once a decade by NAEP? 53 57 +933 3 Students in all but six states have improved reading proficiency , according to the report by the Annie E . Casey Foundation , which used reading scores from the National Assessment of Educational Progress , also known as the Nation ' s Report Card , to compare reading skills of fourth - graders in 2013 and 2003 . six states What are the 6 States? 4 6 +933 4 Maryland , the District of Columbia and Rhode Island saw the biggest gains , while reading levels declined in Alaska , Michigan , South Dakota and West Virginia . biggest gains , how big were the gains? 11 14 +933 4 Maryland , the District of Columbia and Rhode Island saw the biggest gains , while reading levels declined in Alaska , Michigan , South Dakota and West Virginia . Maryland , What are these states doing that is causing gains in reading skills? 0 2 +933 4 Maryland , the District of Columbia and Rhode Island saw the biggest gains , while reading levels declined in Alaska , Michigan , South Dakota and West Virginia . Alaska , Michigan , South Dakota and West Virginia . What measures are these states taking to improve their failing student reading proficiency? 19 29 +933 4 Maryland , the District of Columbia and Rhode Island saw the biggest gains , while reading levels declined in Alaska , Michigan , South Dakota and West Virginia . levels declined What percentage did they decline? 16 18 +933 5 Reading proficiency remained level in Connecticut , which had the highest percentage of fourth - graders reading proficiently in 2003 , and in Montana . remained level in How long has Connecticut lead the nation in reading proficiency? 2 5 +934 1 FORT LAUDERDALE , Fla . - More than 90 whales have become stranded on Florida beaches in the past two months , almost three times the average , baffling marine biologists and making them wonder if a deadly common denominator is at play . past two months , what year is this article from? 18 22 +934 2 " We ' re all starting to pay close attention to what might be going on , to see if there are any links or if they ' re unrelated , " said Denise Boyd , a research biologist with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission . unrelated , " could it be unrelated? 29 32 +934 2 " We ' re all starting to pay close attention to what might be going on , to see if there are any links or if they ' re unrelated , " said Denise Boyd , a research biologist with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission . all who is all? 4 5 +934 3 Among the theories : The whales might have contracted morbillivirus , an ailment similar to canine distemper that has been attacking dolphins along the East Coast this year . morbillivirus , what are some of the symptoms? 9 11 +934 4 But necropsies failed to confirm this . necropsies what is a necropsy? 1 2 +934 4 But necropsies failed to confirm this . necropsies What is necropsies? 1 2 +934 4 But necropsies failed to confirm this . failed to confirm this why did they not find an answer from the autopsy? 2 6 +934 5 The series of cold fronts that marched across Florida in the past month could be a factor . past month why is it cold there recently? 11 13 +934 5 The series of cold fronts that marched across Florida in the past month could be a factor . in the past month what is the time frame of this article? 9 13 +935 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - In the middle of " Blackfish , " the scathing documentary about SeaWorld ' s killer whale program , an activist says the whales in SeaWorld parks die early while their counterparts in the wild live as long as humans . scathing documentary Who made this documentary? 14 16 +935 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - In the middle of " Blackfish , " the scathing documentary about SeaWorld ' s killer whale program , an activist says the whales in SeaWorld parks die early while their counterparts in the wild live as long as humans . killer whale program , How long has this program been in place? 20 24 +935 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - In the middle of " Blackfish , " the scathing documentary about SeaWorld ' s killer whale program , an activist says the whales in SeaWorld parks die early while their counterparts in the wild live as long as humans . die early Do they know what causes them to die early? 32 34 +935 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - In the middle of " Blackfish , " the scathing documentary about SeaWorld ' s killer whale program , an activist says the whales in SeaWorld parks die early while their counterparts in the wild live as long as humans . die early how much earlier? 32 34 +935 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - In the middle of " Blackfish , " the scathing documentary about SeaWorld ' s killer whale program , an activist says the whales in SeaWorld parks die early while their counterparts in the wild live as long as humans . die early At what age do Sea World's whales die early? 32 34 +935 2 The claim , which goes unchallenged in the film , is a powerful contrast , meant to suggest that the giant marine mammals suffer when forced to live in man - made pools . unchallenged why was it unchallenged? 5 6 +935 2 The claim , which goes unchallenged in the film , is a powerful contrast , meant to suggest that the giant marine mammals suffer when forced to live in man - made pools . powerful contrast , contrast compared to what? 12 15 +935 2 The claim , which goes unchallenged in the film , is a powerful contrast , meant to suggest that the giant marine mammals suffer when forced to live in man - made pools . to suggest Is there solid proof? 16 18 +935 2 The claim , which goes unchallenged in the film , is a powerful contrast , meant to suggest that the giant marine mammals suffer when forced to live in man - made pools . suffer In what means do they suffer? 23 24 +935 2 The claim , which goes unchallenged in the film , is a powerful contrast , meant to suggest that the giant marine mammals suffer when forced to live in man - made pools . meant to suggest But not actually true? 15 18 +935 3 Yet SeaWorld Entertainment Inc . says its killer whales have life spans equivalent to those of wild orcas , an assertion the company makes to show that it provides a healthful , stimulating environment for the 29 orcas it owns at four marine parks - the largest captive collection on the planet . wild orcas , What is the average life span of a wild Orca? 16 19 +935 3 Yet SeaWorld Entertainment Inc . says its killer whales have life spans equivalent to those of wild orcas , an assertion the company makes to show that it provides a healthful , stimulating environment for the 29 orcas it owns at four marine parks - the largest captive collection on the planet . healthful , stimulating environment Is this overseen by professionals in this field? 30 34 +935 3 Yet SeaWorld Entertainment Inc . says its killer whales have life spans equivalent to those of wild orcas , an assertion the company makes to show that it provides a healthful , stimulating environment for the 29 orcas it owns at four marine parks - the largest captive collection on the planet . 29 orcas it owns How and who do they purchase Orcas from? 36 40 +935 3 Yet SeaWorld Entertainment Inc . says its killer whales have life spans equivalent to those of wild orcas , an assertion the company makes to show that it provides a healthful , stimulating environment for the 29 orcas it owns at four marine parks - the largest captive collection on the planet . equivalent What IS the normal life span? 12 13 +935 4 The truth is not nearly as simple as either side claims . simple how complex is it? 6 7 +935 4 The truth is not nearly as simple as either side claims . is not nearly as simple What is the truth? 2 7 +935 4 The truth is not nearly as simple as either side claims . truth What is the truth of the life span of the killer whales? 1 2 +935 5 The fact is that scientists don ' t know for sure how long killer whales live . long killer whales why cant they figure it out? 12 15 +935 5 The fact is that scientists don ' t know for sure how long killer whales live . scientists don ' t know for sure why is their such a controversy about Whales being held in captivity? 4 11 +936 1 WASHINGTON - It ' s a story almost as old as humanity : Braving unknown dangers , a team of explorers settles a wild frontier , and then - almost as quickly - bureaucrats tie it up with red tape . settles Why were a team of explorers settling in the wild frontier? 21 22 +936 1 WASHINGTON - It ' s a story almost as old as humanity : Braving unknown dangers , a team of explorers settles a wild frontier , and then - almost as quickly - bureaucrats tie it up with red tape . tie How were the team of explorers tied up by red tape? 34 35 +936 1 WASHINGTON - It ' s a story almost as old as humanity : Braving unknown dangers , a team of explorers settles a wild frontier , and then - almost as quickly - bureaucrats tie it up with red tape . bureaucrats tie it up with red why do they tie it up? 33 39 +936 1 WASHINGTON - It ' s a story almost as old as humanity : Braving unknown dangers , a team of explorers settles a wild frontier , and then - almost as quickly - bureaucrats tie it up with red tape . explorers Who are the team of explorers? 20 21 +936 1 WASHINGTON - It ' s a story almost as old as humanity : Braving unknown dangers , a team of explorers settles a wild frontier , and then - almost as quickly - bureaucrats tie it up with red tape . bureaucrats Who are the bureaucrats? 33 34 +936 2 This time , the frontier is outer space . outer How are the explorers traveling to outer space? 6 7 +936 2 This time , the frontier is outer space . outer space who went to outer space? 6 8 +936 3 And the regulators are from the Federal Aviation Administration , which licenses commercial - rocket launches in addition to monitoring the airlines . monitoring Why is the FAA monitoring outer space? 19 20 +936 4 The FAA has so far been constrained by one major loophole : Once a spacecraft reaches orbit , it ' s largely free of regulation - a libertarian ' s final refuge . constrained by one major loophole : Why is this loophole still in existence? 6 12 +936 4 The FAA has so far been constrained by one major loophole : Once a spacecraft reaches orbit , it ' s largely free of regulation - a libertarian ' s final refuge . reaches How can a spacecraft reach orbit without being constrained by the FAA? 15 16 +936 4 The FAA has so far been constrained by one major loophole : Once a spacecraft reaches orbit , it ' s largely free of regulation - a libertarian ' s final refuge . libertarian ' s final refuge libertarians dont like regulations? 27 32 +936 5 But that could change soon . This week , at a congressional hearing and an industry conference in Washington , FAA officials and space attorneys began seriously discussing rules of the road for outer space , for such things as mining rights and safety practices . space attorneys began seriously discussing What sort of regulatory authority will space attorneys be arguing for or against? 23 28 +936 5 But that could change soon . This week , at a congressional hearing and an industry conference in Washington , FAA officials and space attorneys began seriously discussing rules of the road for outer space , for such things as mining rights and safety practices . rights How is the FAA going to enforce mining rights in outer space? 41 42 +937 1 SOCHI , Russia - Julia Lipnitskaia , all 5 - foot - 2 of her , stepped onto the Olympic ice in a red coat Sunday to skate to music from the movie Schindler ' s List . music from the movie Schindler ' s List Which song from the movie Shindler's List? 29 37 +937 1 SOCHI , Russia - Julia Lipnitskaia , all 5 - foot - 2 of her , stepped onto the Olympic ice in a red coat Sunday to skate to music from the movie Schindler ' s List . her , How old is she? 14 16 +937 2 Just like the girl in the red coat in the predominantly black - and - white film , the 15 - year - old Russian figure skater captured the eye and leaped out from her competition with unparalleled artistry , flexibility and blurring spins . red coat Did the red coat symbolize something? 6 8 +937 2 Just like the girl in the red coat in the predominantly black - and - white film , the 15 - year - old Russian figure skater captured the eye and leaped out from her competition with unparalleled artistry , flexibility and blurring spins . from her competition Who were the competing skaters? 33 36 +937 4 Yu - li - a ! ' and " Russ - ee - ya ! Russ - ee - ya ! ' ' The Sochi Olympics had found its ice princess . Yu - li - a ! ' What does this mean in English? 0 7 +937 5 Having already announced her arrival with a spellbinding short program in the inaugural team competition Saturday night , the debutante from the Ural Mountains clinched the team gold medal for Russia – the host nation ' s first gold of these Games - and became the youngest athlete ever to win a gold medal at the Winter Olympics . spellbinding why was it spellbinding? 7 8 +937 5 Having already announced her arrival with a spellbinding short program in the inaugural team competition Saturday night , the debutante from the Ural Mountains clinched the team gold medal for Russia – the host nation ' s first gold of these Games - and became the youngest athlete ever to win a gold medal at the Winter Olympics . team How does the team competition relate to her solo performance? 13 14 +938 1 BOGOTA , Colombia - This gritty city of 7 . 6 million rarely gets respect . rarely gets respect Why does Bogota rarely get respect? 12 15 +938 1 BOGOTA , Colombia - This gritty city of 7 . 6 million rarely gets respect . gets respect who doesnt respect it? 13 15 +938 1 BOGOTA , Colombia - This gritty city of 7 . 6 million rarely gets respect . rarely gets respect . Why do they lack respect? 12 16 +938 1 BOGOTA , Colombia - This gritty city of 7 . 6 million rarely gets respect . gritty Why is it referred to as gritty? 5 6 +938 1 BOGOTA , Colombia - This gritty city of 7 . 6 million rarely gets respect . rarely gets respect Maybe because it's described as gritty? 12 15 +938 2 It often ranks near the bottom in " livability " surveys and near the top of the hemisphere ' s ugliest capitals . ugliest capitals why is it considered ugly? 20 22 +938 2 It often ranks near the bottom in " livability " surveys and near the top of the hemisphere ' s ugliest capitals . in " livability " surveys What constitutes a livability survey? 6 11 +938 2 It often ranks near the bottom in " livability " surveys and near the top of the hemisphere ' s ugliest capitals . ranks near the bottom What is the actual rank? 2 6 +938 2 It often ranks near the bottom in " livability " surveys and near the top of the hemisphere ' s ugliest capitals . " livability " What constitutes as 'livability'? 7 10 +938 2 It often ranks near the bottom in " livability " surveys and near the top of the hemisphere ' s ugliest capitals . ugliest capitals What makes it one of the ugliest? 20 22 +938 2 It often ranks near the bottom in " livability " surveys and near the top of the hemisphere ' s ugliest capitals . bottom Whys is that? 5 6 +938 3 But in recent years , it has been getting an unintentional makeover , as lax laws and blank walls have made it a haven for local and international graffiti artists . recent years , How long has this been happening? 2 5 +938 3 But in recent years , it has been getting an unintentional makeover , as lax laws and blank walls have made it a haven for local and international graffiti artists . graffiti artists what do they spray paint? 28 30 +938 3 But in recent years , it has been getting an unintentional makeover , as lax laws and blank walls have made it a haven for local and international graffiti artists . lax laws Why have the laws been relaxed? 14 16 +938 3 But in recent years , it has been getting an unintentional makeover , as lax laws and blank walls have made it a haven for local and international graffiti artists . lax laws What are the laws there or why are they lax? 14 16 +938 3 But in recent years , it has been getting an unintentional makeover , as lax laws and blank walls have made it a haven for local and international graffiti artists . makeover , Why would that be a makeover? 11 13 +938 4 Now , this Andean capital seems to be in bloom , as everything from high - art to hurried scrawls spring from overpasses , storefronts and sidewalks . bloom , How are they on bloom? 9 11 +938 5 The splash of color is earning the city accolades and recognition in the art world - even as some here wonder about the line between art and vandalism . about the line between art and vandalism Why do some wonder about the line between the two? 21 28 +938 5 The splash of color is earning the city accolades and recognition in the art world - even as some here wonder about the line between art and vandalism . line between art and vandalism What is the line then, legally? 23 28 +939 1 SEDALIA , Mo . - The dirty rocks of salt are packed into a storage shed on a snowy lot , where a nearby bulldozer , its engine on , stands at the ready . dirty rocks of salt what is the salt for? 6 10 +939 1 SEDALIA , Mo . - The dirty rocks of salt are packed into a storage shed on a snowy lot , where a nearby bulldozer , its engine on , stands at the ready . stands at the ready Why does it stand ready? 30 34 +939 1 SEDALIA , Mo . - The dirty rocks of salt are packed into a storage shed on a snowy lot , where a nearby bulldozer , its engine on , stands at the ready . storage shed on a snowy lot , Why is it packed in a shed? 14 21 +939 1 SEDALIA , Mo . - The dirty rocks of salt are packed into a storage shed on a snowy lot , where a nearby bulldozer , its engine on , stands at the ready . dirty rocks of salt Why are the dirty rocks of salt packed into a shed? 6 10 +939 1 SEDALIA , Mo . - The dirty rocks of salt are packed into a storage shed on a snowy lot , where a nearby bulldozer , its engine on , stands at the ready . bulldozer , What is the bulldozer ready to do? 24 26 +939 2 Pettis County Commissioner Brent Hampy trudges across the frozen ground to assess the stockpiles for this county , which just received 8 inches of snow in a nasty storm that closed schools for two days . received 8 inches can they not get rid of the snow? 20 23 +939 2 Pettis County Commissioner Brent Hampy trudges across the frozen ground to assess the stockpiles for this county , which just received 8 inches of snow in a nasty storm that closed schools for two days . stockpiles Why does county have stockpiles? 13 14 +939 2 Pettis County Commissioner Brent Hampy trudges across the frozen ground to assess the stockpiles for this county , which just received 8 inches of snow in a nasty storm that closed schools for two days . trudges across the frozen ground How far is this location ? Was it treacherous ? 5 10 +939 2 Pettis County Commissioner Brent Hampy trudges across the frozen ground to assess the stockpiles for this county , which just received 8 inches of snow in a nasty storm that closed schools for two days . stockpiles What are the stockpiles? 13 14 +939 3 There are about 200 tons of salt left piled here , and it may not be enough . may not be enough how many do they need? 13 17 +939 3 There are about 200 tons of salt left piled here , and it may not be enough . may not be enough Howmuch should they have ? How many people is this for 13 17 +939 3 There are about 200 tons of salt left piled here , and it may not be enough . 200 tons of salt Perhaps a picture of what this looks like 3 7 +939 4 The county started out the winter with 600 tons , and last winter used only 50 . last winter used only 50 Why that amount ? 11 16 +939 5 " If we don ' t have more ice storms we ' ll be fine , " Hampy said , as the wind whipped his cheeks in the 11 - degree chill . don ' t have more ice storms Where they located ? 3 10 +940 1 COLLEGE PARK , Md . - When J . D . Rinehart noticed brownish , depressed areas on his orchards ' apples and peaches about five years ago , he thought the fruit was low in calcium . J . D . Rinehart who is he? 7 12 +940 1 COLLEGE PARK , Md . - When J . D . Rinehart noticed brownish , depressed areas on his orchards ' apples and peaches about five years ago , he thought the fruit was low in calcium . orchards ' How big is Rinehart's orchard? What percentage of apples and peaches is affected? 19 21 +940 2 But spraying the fruit with calcium didn ' t help . spraying the fruit with calcium Why would spraying calcium help? 1 6 +940 2 But spraying the fruit with calcium didn ' t help . spraying the how do they spray it? 1 3 +940 2 But spraying the fruit with calcium didn ' t help . spraying the fruit Why were they spraying the fruit? 1 4 +940 3 When University of Maryland researchers cut open his fruit and examined it , it became clear that the problem was much more damaging and unpredictable : stink bugs . cut open his fruit Why didn't he cut open his fruit and examine it first? 5 9 +940 3 When University of Maryland researchers cut open his fruit and examined it , it became clear that the problem was much more damaging and unpredictable : stink bugs . examined How was the fruit examined? Was it examined in a lab? 10 11 +940 4 Rinehart , owner of Rinehart Orchards in Washington County , Md . , said stink bugs damage 10 to 20 percent of his crop every year . stink bugs do they eat the crops? 14 16 +940 4 Rinehart , owner of Rinehart Orchards in Washington County , Md . , said stink bugs damage 10 to 20 percent of his crop every year . Washington County , Where is Washington County in Maryland, like north, northwest, southeast, etc.? 7 10 +941 1 To plague aficionados , the Justinian Plague , which in the 6th century AD is thought to have killed 30 million to 50 million from Asia to Africa to Europe , is hardly a footnote . hardly a footnote Why is this plague hardly a footnote? 32 35 +941 1 To plague aficionados , the Justinian Plague , which in the 6th century AD is thought to have killed 30 million to 50 million from Asia to Africa to Europe , is hardly a footnote . plague aficionados , are those real people? 1 4 +941 1 To plague aficionados , the Justinian Plague , which in the 6th century AD is thought to have killed 30 million to 50 million from Asia to Africa to Europe , is hardly a footnote . Justinian Plague , What was the Justinian Plague? 5 8 +941 1 To plague aficionados , the Justinian Plague , which in the 6th century AD is thought to have killed 30 million to 50 million from Asia to Africa to Europe , is hardly a footnote . thought who has made this claim? 15 16 +941 2 But it is a mystery , deepened by a new finding that the bacterium that caused it - a different strain than that which caused the Black Death and later plague outbreaks - appears to have gone extinct or is hiding , unseen , in rodent populations . in rodent populations . What kinds of rodents? 44 48 +941 2 But it is a mystery , deepened by a new finding that the bacterium that caused it - a different strain than that which caused the Black Death and later plague outbreaks - appears to have gone extinct or is hiding , unseen , in rodent populations . outbreaks - appears to have gone extinct Why do they think it went extinct? 31 38 +941 2 But it is a mystery , deepened by a new finding that the bacterium that caused it - a different strain than that which caused the Black Death and later plague outbreaks - appears to have gone extinct or is hiding , unseen , in rodent populations . bacterium that caused it - a different strain how do we know that? 13 21 +941 3 We will likely never see it again , said the authors of a study published this week in the journal Lancet Infectious Diseases . authors Who were the authors of the study on Justinian Plague? 10 11 +941 3 We will likely never see it again , said the authors of a study published this week in the journal Lancet Infectious Diseases . will how we do know for certain? 1 2 +941 4 But they warned there is a lesson in the fact that a strain of plague could jump from rodents to humans , spread , prosper and kill 40 percent of its victims for two centuries , and then mysteriously disappear . there is a lesson What is the lesson? 3 7 +942 1 MIAMI - Archaeologists who for months have been uncovering mounting evidence of an ancient and extensive Native American village in the middle of downtown Miami have concluded it ' s likely one of the most significant prehistoric sites in the United States . evidence What type of evidence have archaeologists uncovered? 10 11 +942 1 MIAMI - Archaeologists who for months have been uncovering mounting evidence of an ancient and extensive Native American village in the middle of downtown Miami have concluded it ' s likely one of the most significant prehistoric sites in the United States . significant How do they archaeologists judge the relative significance of these historical sites? 35 36 +942 1 MIAMI - Archaeologists who for months have been uncovering mounting evidence of an ancient and extensive Native American village in the middle of downtown Miami have concluded it ' s likely one of the most significant prehistoric sites in the United States . Archaeologists Which archaeologists? Who are they? What are their names? 2 3 +942 1 MIAMI - Archaeologists who for months have been uncovering mounting evidence of an ancient and extensive Native American village in the middle of downtown Miami have concluded it ' s likely one of the most significant prehistoric sites in the United States . middle of downtown Miami This must have significant ramifications concerning logistics on the ground. What measures have been taken to preserve the find, and stop any further contamination till more studies can be done? 21 25 +942 2 The archaeologists , under the direction of veteran South Florida archaeologist Bob Carr , have so far painstakingly dug up eight large circles comprised of uniformly carved holes in the native limestone that they believe to be foundation holes for Tequesta Indian dwellings dating as far back as 2 , 000 years . large circles how large are the circles? 21 23 +942 2 The archaeologists , under the direction of veteran South Florida archaeologist Bob Carr , have so far painstakingly dug up eight large circles comprised of uniformly carved holes in the native limestone that they believe to be foundation holes for Tequesta Indian dwellings dating as far back as 2 , 000 years . believe Why do the archaeologists believe the holes of foundation holes for this type of dwelling? 34 35 +942 2 The archaeologists , under the direction of veteran South Florida archaeologist Bob Carr , have so far painstakingly dug up eight large circles comprised of uniformly carved holes in the native limestone that they believe to be foundation holes for Tequesta Indian dwellings dating as far back as 2 , 000 years . Tequesta Indian Who were the Tequesta Indians? 40 42 +942 2 The archaeologists , under the direction of veteran South Florida archaeologist Bob Carr , have so far painstakingly dug up eight large circles comprised of uniformly carved holes in the native limestone that they believe to be foundation holes for Tequesta Indian dwellings dating as far back as 2 , 000 years . dwellings What were their dwellings like? 42 43 +942 3 They have also discovered linear , parallel arrangements of hundreds of such postholes stretching across the site that Carr hypothesizes mark the foundation for other structures , possibly boardwalks connecting the dwellings . hypothesizes What info prompted Carr to this hypothesis? 19 20 +942 4 The village site borders a rocky outcropping that his team has concluded was the original natural shoreline at the confluence of Biscayne Bay and the Miami River , a spot long ago occluded by fill . outcropping what is an outcropping? 6 7 +942 4 The village site borders a rocky outcropping that his team has concluded was the original natural shoreline at the confluence of Biscayne Bay and the Miami River , a spot long ago occluded by fill . original Why have they concluded this outcropping was once the natural shoreline? 14 15 +942 4 The village site borders a rocky outcropping that his team has concluded was the original natural shoreline at the confluence of Biscayne Bay and the Miami River , a spot long ago occluded by fill . fill What has been found in that fill? 34 35 +942 5 " What ' s unusual and unique about the site is that it ' s this huge chunk of land where a major part of this ancient Tequesta village site is preserved , ' ' Carr said in an interview . interview interview with who? 39 40 +942 5 " What ' s unusual and unique about the site is that it ' s this huge chunk of land where a major part of this ancient Tequesta village site is preserved , ' ' Carr said in an interview . huge chunk of land How much land are we talking about? 16 20 +943 1 SOCHI , Russia - The children of Togo ' s diaspora can be found in the mountains of Russia - skiing . Togo ' s what is togo? 7 10 +943 1 SOCHI , Russia - The children of Togo ' s diaspora can be found in the mountains of Russia - skiing . Russia - skiing Why are they skiing? 18 21 +943 1 SOCHI , Russia - The children of Togo ' s diaspora can be found in the mountains of Russia - skiing . diaspora What is diaspora? 10 11 +943 2 Cross - country skier Mathilde Amivi Petitjean and alpine skier Alessia Afi Dipol are members of the sweltering West African nation ' s first Winter Olympics team , even though their feet have barely touched Togolese soil . Togolese soil is it hot there? 35 37 +943 2 Cross - country skier Mathilde Amivi Petitjean and alpine skier Alessia Afi Dipol are members of the sweltering West African nation ' s first Winter Olympics team , even though their feet have barely touched Togolese soil . Togolese soil Why they never touched Togolose soil? 35 37 +943 3 Petitjean , 19 , has a Togolese mother , grew up in the French Alps , skied for France , and was recruited by Team Togo via Facebook . Team Togo Since when does a \"Team Togo\" exists in winter competitions? 24 26 +943 5 But to Togo Olympic Committee Vice President Kelani Bayor , these athletes bleed Togolese yellow , red and green . bleed Togolese Why do they feel Togolese? 12 14 +944 1 If you ' re looking for hot spots of diversity , look to the Earth ' s warm , sweaty midsection . sweaty midsection where is the midsection? 19 21 +944 1 If you ' re looking for hot spots of diversity , look to the Earth ' s warm , sweaty midsection . midsection What is defined as the midsection of earth? 20 21 +944 1 If you ' re looking for hot spots of diversity , look to the Earth ' s warm , sweaty midsection . midsection What midsection area? 20 21 +944 2 The tropical regions near the equator both produce new species faster and lose them more slowly , according to a study that analyzed the evolution and extinction rates of nearly all mammal species on Earth . the equator why does that occur? 4 6 +944 2 The tropical regions near the equator both produce new species faster and lose them more slowly , according to a study that analyzed the evolution and extinction rates of nearly all mammal species on Earth . study Which study is the statement referring to? 20 21 +944 2 The tropical regions near the equator both produce new species faster and lose them more slowly , according to a study that analyzed the evolution and extinction rates of nearly all mammal species on Earth . according to a study Who conducted the study? 17 21 +944 3 The findings , published in the journal PLOS Biology , show that the tropics have been a major source of biodiversity for the cooler , more temperate regions of the planet . PLOS what does it stand for? 7 8 +944 3 The findings , published in the journal PLOS Biology , show that the tropics have been a major source of biodiversity for the cooler , more temperate regions of the planet . PLOS Biology , What is the credentials? 7 10 +944 4 Scientists have long noticed that tropical ecosystems are rich with different kinds of animal species , while colder regions have far less diversity . ecosystems Which ecosystems are considered tropical? 6 7 +944 5 But they haven ' t agreed on why this is . agreed are there theories? 5 6 +944 5 But they haven ' t agreed on why this is . they Which scientists have not agreed? 1 2 +944 5 But they haven ' t agreed on why this is . agreed Why they haven't agreed? 5 6 +945 1 KRASNAYA POLYANA , Russia - They strapped on their helmets and goggles , boldly raced down a steep icy ramp , and then , like pioneer aviator Amelia Earhart 80 years ago , the female ski jumpers of the 2014 Winter Olympics took flight and made history Tuesday night at the RusSki Gorki Jumping Center . took flight and made history Tuesday night In what way did they make history? 42 49 +945 1 KRASNAYA POLYANA , Russia - They strapped on their helmets and goggles , boldly raced down a steep icy ramp , and then , like pioneer aviator Amelia Earhart 80 years ago , the female ski jumpers of the 2014 Winter Olympics took flight and made history Tuesday night at the RusSki Gorki Jumping Center . They Who are the ski jumpers? 5 6 +945 1 KRASNAYA POLYANA , Russia - They strapped on their helmets and goggles , boldly raced down a steep icy ramp , and then , like pioneer aviator Amelia Earhart 80 years ago , the female ski jumpers of the 2014 Winter Olympics took flight and made history Tuesday night at the RusSki Gorki Jumping Center . pioneer Why are these ski jumpers pioneers? 25 26 +945 1 KRASNAYA POLYANA , Russia - They strapped on their helmets and goggles , boldly raced down a steep icy ramp , and then , like pioneer aviator Amelia Earhart 80 years ago , the female ski jumpers of the 2014 Winter Olympics took flight and made history Tuesday night at the RusSki Gorki Jumping Center . history How did they make history? 46 47 +945 1 KRASNAYA POLYANA , Russia - They strapped on their helmets and goggles , boldly raced down a steep icy ramp , and then , like pioneer aviator Amelia Earhart 80 years ago , the female ski jumpers of the 2014 Winter Olympics took flight and made history Tuesday night at the RusSki Gorki Jumping Center . They Who is they? 5 6 +945 2 More than 150 years after the first documented ski jump by a woman - Ingrid Olavsdottir Vestby of Norway , wearing a skirt , soared 20 feet in 1862 - 30 women from 12 countries competed in the inaugural Olympic women ' s ski jump after a long battle for inclusion . wearing a skirt , why does this matter? 20 24 +945 2 More than 150 years after the first documented ski jump by a woman - Ingrid Olavsdottir Vestby of Norway , wearing a skirt , soared 20 feet in 1862 - 30 women from 12 countries competed in the inaugural Olympic women ' s ski jump after a long battle for inclusion . 30 women from 12 countries competed Which 12 countries? 30 36 +945 2 More than 150 years after the first documented ski jump by a woman - Ingrid Olavsdottir Vestby of Norway , wearing a skirt , soared 20 feet in 1862 - 30 women from 12 countries competed in the inaugural Olympic women ' s ski jump after a long battle for inclusion . a long battle for inclusion Why did it take so long for the women's event to get included? 46 51 +945 2 More than 150 years after the first documented ski jump by a woman - Ingrid Olavsdottir Vestby of Norway , wearing a skirt , soared 20 feet in 1862 - 30 women from 12 countries competed in the inaugural Olympic women ' s ski jump after a long battle for inclusion . battle Why was it a battle? 48 49 +945 3 One by one , they flung themselves off the ramp , just like their male counterparts , defying suggestions the sport is too dangerous , unhealthy and unladylike . unladylike Are people seriously suggesting that some sports are unladylike in today's day and age? 27 28 +945 3 One by one , they flung themselves off the ramp , just like their male counterparts , defying suggestions the sport is too dangerous , unhealthy and unladylike . suggestions What suggestions were made? 18 19 +945 3 One by one , they flung themselves off the ramp , just like their male counterparts , defying suggestions the sport is too dangerous , unhealthy and unladylike . unhealthy How is it unhealthy? 25 26 +945 4 The world did not come to an end . Nobody ' s uterus fell out ( U . S . team member Lindsey Van said a detractor once suggested that might be a consequence of women entering the sport ) . uterus fell out is this some kind of joke? 12 15 +945 4 The world did not come to an end . Nobody ' s uterus fell out ( U . S . team member Lindsey Van said a detractor once suggested that might be a consequence of women entering the sport ) . uterus Who was this detractor who said this to Lindsay Van? 12 13 +945 5 In 2005 , Gian Franco Kasper of Switzerland , president of the International Ski Federation , said the sport " seems not to be appropriate for ladies from a medical point of view . ' ' On Monday , Russian ski jump coach Alexander Arefyev said in the newspaper Izvestia : " I admit , I ' m not a fan of women ' s ski jumping . Gian Franco Kasper why is he commenting on it? 3 6 +945 5 In 2005 , Gian Franco Kasper of Switzerland , president of the International Ski Federation , said the sport " seems not to be appropriate for ladies from a medical point of view . ' ' On Monday , Russian ski jump coach Alexander Arefyev said in the newspaper Izvestia : " I admit , I ' m not a fan of women ' s ski jumping . not a fan How do the ladies on the team feel if their coach is not even a fan of the event that he's coaching? 58 61 +945 5 In 2005 , Gian Franco Kasper of Switzerland , president of the International Ski Federation , said the sport " seems not to be appropriate for ladies from a medical point of view . ' ' On Monday , Russian ski jump coach Alexander Arefyev said in the newspaper Izvestia : " I admit , I ' m not a fan of women ' s ski jumping . appropriate Why would it not be appropriate? 24 25 +945 5 In 2005 , Gian Franco Kasper of Switzerland , president of the International Ski Federation , said the sport " seems not to be appropriate for ladies from a medical point of view . ' ' On Monday , Russian ski jump coach Alexander Arefyev said in the newspaper Izvestia : " I admit , I ' m not a fan of women ' s ski jumping . medical What is wrong with it medically? 29 30 +945 5 In 2005 , Gian Franco Kasper of Switzerland , president of the International Ski Federation , said the sport " seems not to be appropriate for ladies from a medical point of view . ' ' On Monday , Russian ski jump coach Alexander Arefyev said in the newspaper Izvestia : " I admit , I ' m not a fan of women ' s ski jumping . not a fan Why is he not a fan? 58 61 +946 2 The all - stock deal was approved by the boards of both companies . all - stock deal what is an all stock deal? 1 5 +946 3 It is expected to close by the end of the year , pending shareholder and regulatory approvals . of the year which year? 8 11 +946 3 It is expected to close by the end of the year , pending shareholder and regulatory approvals . pending shareholder and regulatory approvals Will it be hard to get the approvals? 12 17 +946 5 It trumps a proposal by Charter Communications Inc . to buy Time Warner Cable for about $ 132 . 50 per share , or $ 38 billion in cash and stock . trumps a proposal trumps by how much? 1 4 +947 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - A popular and accomplished Los Altos High student received a parent ' s text message at school last year , to come home to talk about her grades . to talk about her grades are the grades bad? 29 34 +947 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - A popular and accomplished Los Altos High student received a parent ' s text message at school last year , to come home to talk about her grades . accomplished Los Altos High student Why is she accomplished? 9 14 +947 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - A popular and accomplished Los Altos High student received a parent ' s text message at school last year , to come home to talk about her grades . popular and accomplished Which aspects of school was the student competent in? 7 10 +947 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - A popular and accomplished Los Altos High student received a parent ' s text message at school last year , to come home to talk about her grades . student Who was the accomplished Los Altos High student? 13 14 +947 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - A popular and accomplished Los Altos High student received a parent ' s text message at school last year , to come home to talk about her grades . accomplished Los Altos High student In what ways was she accomplished? 9 14 +947 2 The student and star athlete had earned all A ' s - except one D . She asked to be excused from English class to go to the bathroom , but she never returned . but she never returned why did she never return? 30 34 +947 2 The student and star athlete had earned all A ' s - except one D . She asked to be excused from English class to go to the bathroom , but she never returned . - except one D What did she earn a D in? 11 15 +947 2 The student and star athlete had earned all A ' s - except one D . She asked to be excused from English class to go to the bathroom , but she never returned . she never returned Why did she leave permanently? 31 34 +947 2 The student and star athlete had earned all A ' s - except one D . She asked to be excused from English class to go to the bathroom , but she never returned . D What class did the student get a D in? 14 15 +947 3 She had collapsed , suffering a disabling emotional breakdown . disabling emotional breakdown why did that happen? 6 9 +947 4 The student , who didn ' t want to be identified because of the stigma of mental illness , is not alone . mental illness , what is her illness? 16 19 +947 5 Educators are seeing more and more students suffering from depression , anxiety and social phobia . more How many students is more? 3 4 +947 5 Educators are seeing more and more students suffering from depression , anxiety and social phobia . social phobia What is social phobia? 13 15 +948 1 North America ' s tallest bird , with a population of about 600 , has lost three adults to gunfire in recent months , " senselessly " undercutting plans to breed a thriving population of the radiant white whooping crane , wildlife authorities say . wildlife authorities say Which wildlife authorities? 41 44 +948 1 North America ' s tallest bird , with a population of about 600 , has lost three adults to gunfire in recent months , " senselessly " undercutting plans to breed a thriving population of the radiant white whooping crane , wildlife authorities say . plans to breed What is the plan in place for breeding whooping cranes? 28 31 +948 1 North America ' s tallest bird , with a population of about 600 , has lost three adults to gunfire in recent months , " senselessly " undercutting plans to breed a thriving population of the radiant white whooping crane , wildlife authorities say . undercutting plans to breed a thriving population Why are there plans to breed a thriving population? 27 34 +948 2 Decades of research and millions of dollars have been spent by government and private organizations to revive the species , whose population shrank to 23 in 1954 , according to the U . S . Decades of research what were they researching exactly? 0 3 +948 2 Decades of research and millions of dollars have been spent by government and private organizations to revive the species , whose population shrank to 23 in 1954 , according to the U . S . population shrank to 23 What caused the population to shrink to 23? 21 25 +948 2 Decades of research and millions of dollars have been spent by government and private organizations to revive the species , whose population shrank to 23 in 1954 , according to the U . S . population shrank Why did the population shrink? 21 23 +948 3 Fish and Wildlife Service . The deaths of the whooping cranes in Kentucky and Louisiana bring the number of intentional killings of the endangered species to at least 19 since 2001 . intentional killings are the killers going to prison? 19 21 +948 4 That exceeds the average number of cranes - 13 - released into the wild each year by conservationists , according to Operation Migration . average number of cranes - 13 - released Why are these cranes released each year and do they increase the population? 3 11 +949 1 SAN FRANCISCO - A public elementary school decided in 2011 to require students to wear a uniform with the school ' s motto , " Tomorrow ' s Leaders , " emblazoned in small letters on the shirts around a gopher , the campus mascot . A public elementary school Which school? 3 7 +949 1 SAN FRANCISCO - A public elementary school decided in 2011 to require students to wear a uniform with the school ' s motto , " Tomorrow ' s Leaders , " emblazoned in small letters on the shirts around a gopher , the campus mascot . require students to wear a uniform Was there a reason for them to require uniforms? 11 17 +949 1 SAN FRANCISCO - A public elementary school decided in 2011 to require students to wear a uniform with the school ' s motto , " Tomorrow ' s Leaders , " emblazoned in small letters on the shirts around a gopher , the campus mascot . require Why are the students required to wear uniforms? 11 12 +949 1 SAN FRANCISCO - A public elementary school decided in 2011 to require students to wear a uniform with the school ' s motto , " Tomorrow ' s Leaders , " emblazoned in small letters on the shirts around a gopher , the campus mascot . motto , Why is the school's motto \"Tomorrow's Leaders\"? 22 24 +949 1 SAN FRANCISCO - A public elementary school decided in 2011 to require students to wear a uniform with the school ' s motto , " Tomorrow ' s Leaders , " emblazoned in small letters on the shirts around a gopher , the campus mascot . gopher , Why is the school's mascot a gopher? 40 42 +949 1 SAN FRANCISCO - A public elementary school decided in 2011 to require students to wear a uniform with the school ' s motto , " Tomorrow ' s Leaders , " emblazoned in small letters on the shirts around a gopher , the campus mascot . require Why we're the students required to wear this shirt? 11 12 +949 2 One parent objected to the uniforms and eventually sued , contending they violated the First Amendment ' s guarantee of free speech . First Amendment ' s guarantee of free speech how was this violated? 14 22 +949 2 One parent objected to the uniforms and eventually sued , contending they violated the First Amendment ' s guarantee of free speech . objected How did the parents go about objecting? 2 3 +949 2 One parent objected to the uniforms and eventually sued , contending they violated the First Amendment ' s guarantee of free speech . sued , Why did the parents think suing was a good idea? 8 10 +949 2 One parent objected to the uniforms and eventually sued , contending they violated the First Amendment ' s guarantee of free speech . violated How does requiring students to wear uniforms violate freedom of speech? 12 13 +949 2 One parent objected to the uniforms and eventually sued , contending they violated the First Amendment ' s guarantee of free speech . sued , Did this p\nerson win the lawsuit? How much did they sue for? 8 10 +949 3 In a unanimous ruling Friday , a three - judge panel of the 9th U . S . unanimous ruling Friday , what was the outcome? 2 6 +949 3 In a unanimous ruling Friday , a three - judge panel of the 9th U . S . unanimous Why were the judges unanimous? 2 3 +949 3 In a unanimous ruling Friday , a three - judge panel of the 9th U . S . three - judge Why are there three judges? 7 10 +949 3 In a unanimous ruling Friday , a three - judge panel of the 9th U . S . ruling How did they announce their ruling? 3 4 +949 3 In a unanimous ruling Friday , a three - judge panel of the 9th U . S . the What was the ruling in favor of? 12 13 +949 4 Circuit largely agreed with her . The panel said the words " Tomorrow ' s Leaders " potentially violated students ' right to free speech and the uniform policy must go unless the school district can justify it under a legal standard that is difficult to meet . difficult to meet why is it difficult? 44 47 +949 4 Circuit largely agreed with her . The panel said the words " Tomorrow ' s Leaders " potentially violated students ' right to free speech and the uniform policy must go unless the school district can justify it under a legal standard that is difficult to meet . violated students ' right to free speech How did it violate their rights? 18 25 +949 4 Circuit largely agreed with her . The panel said the words " Tomorrow ' s Leaders " potentially violated students ' right to free speech and the uniform policy must go unless the school district can justify it under a legal standard that is difficult to meet . justify it under a legal standard What is the legal standard? 36 42 +949 4 Circuit largely agreed with her . The panel said the words " Tomorrow ' s Leaders " potentially violated students ' right to free speech and the uniform policy must go unless the school district can justify it under a legal standard that is difficult to meet . agreed Why did the circuit largely agree with her? 2 3 +949 4 Circuit largely agreed with her . The panel said the words " Tomorrow ' s Leaders " potentially violated students ' right to free speech and the uniform policy must go unless the school district can justify it under a legal standard that is difficult to meet . violated How did the judges determine the uniform rule violated the students' right to free speech? 18 19 +949 4 Circuit largely agreed with her . The panel said the words " Tomorrow ' s Leaders " potentially violated students ' right to free speech and the uniform policy must go unless the school district can justify it under a legal standard that is difficult to meet . standard How can the school meet the legal standard? 41 42 +949 4 Circuit largely agreed with her . The panel said the words " Tomorrow ' s Leaders " potentially violated students ' right to free speech and the uniform policy must go unless the school district can justify it under a legal standard that is difficult to meet . " Tomorrow ' s We're the words the problem, or was the uniform itself the problem? 11 15 +949 5 The " policy compels speech because it mandates the written motto , ‘ Tomorrow ' s Leaders , ' on the uniform shirts , " wrote Judge Jacqueline H . Nguyen , an Obama appointee , who was joined by two judges selected by Republican presidents . Republican presidents who is this persons? 44 46 +949 5 The " policy compels speech because it mandates the written motto , ‘ Tomorrow ' s Leaders , ' on the uniform shirts , " wrote Judge Jacqueline H . Nguyen , an Obama appointee , who was joined by two judges selected by Republican presidents . Leaders , ' Why do all the students have to be leaders? 16 19 +949 5 The " policy compels speech because it mandates the written motto , ‘ Tomorrow ' s Leaders , ' on the uniform shirts , " wrote Judge Jacqueline H . Nguyen , an Obama appointee , who was joined by two judges selected by Republican presidents . appointee , Why was Judge Jacqueline H. Nguyen appointed by Obama? 34 36 +949 5 The " policy compels speech because it mandates the written motto , ‘ Tomorrow ' s Leaders , ' on the uniform shirts , " wrote Judge Jacqueline H . Nguyen , an Obama appointee , who was joined by two judges selected by Republican presidents . " policy Which policies? 1 3 +950 1 SOCHI , Russia - It ' s a dogs ' day afternoon in Sochi . dogs ' day what is a dogs day? 8 11 +950 1 SOCHI , Russia - It ' s a dogs ' day afternoon in Sochi . dogs ' day afternoon Why is it a dog's day afternoon? 8 12 +950 1 SOCHI , Russia - It ' s a dogs ' day afternoon in Sochi . dogs ' day afternoon Why is it a dogs' day afternoon in Sochi? 8 12 +950 1 SOCHI , Russia - It ' s a dogs ' day afternoon in Sochi . Russia - It ' s a dogs ' day afternoon in Sochi Why would this be the case? 2 14 +950 1 SOCHI , Russia - It ' s a dogs ' day afternoon in Sochi . dogs ' day afternoon Does the author mean its hot? 8 12 +950 2 Packs of mutts roam the downtown streets of the city center and the Adler district . Adler district where is that district? 13 15 +950 2 Packs of mutts roam the downtown streets of the city center and the Adler district . Packs of mutts Are these strays? 0 3 +950 2 Packs of mutts roam the downtown streets of the city center and the Adler district . Packs of mutts Where did the packs of mutts come from? 0 3 +950 2 Packs of mutts roam the downtown streets of the city center and the Adler district . Adler district What is special about this district? 13 15 +950 2 Packs of mutts roam the downtown streets of the city center and the Adler district . Packs of mutts roam Are these wild dogs? 0 4 +950 3 Scores of them have shown up in the new mountain villages the Russian government has built for the 2014 Winter Olympics . Scores of them have shown up Where are they coming from? 0 6 +950 3 Scores of them have shown up in the new mountain villages the Russian government has built for the 2014 Winter Olympics . Scores of them have shown up what has drawn them in where I'm assuming they weren't prevalent before? 0 6 +950 4 The Sochi Games have drawn scrutiny over security , weather , gay rights and even funny - looking toilets . funny - looking toilets what was with the toilets? 15 19 +950 4 The Sochi Games have drawn scrutiny over security , weather , gay rights and even funny - looking toilets . drawn scrutiny Drawn scrutiny by whom? 4 6 +950 4 The Sochi Games have drawn scrutiny over security , weather , gay rights and even funny - looking toilets . funny - looking toilets Are the toilets funny looking? 15 19 +950 4 The Sochi Games have drawn scrutiny over security , weather , gay rights and even funny - looking toilets . funny - looking toilets Why are the toilets funny looking? 15 19 +950 4 The Sochi Games have drawn scrutiny over security , weather , gay rights and even funny - looking toilets . funny - looking toilets Why were the toilets unusual? 15 19 +950 4 The Sochi Games have drawn scrutiny over security , weather , gay rights and even funny - looking toilets . funny - looking toilets How are the toilets funny looking? 15 19 +950 5 But perhaps the most unexpected story surfacing here this month is the pooch problem . pooch a dog problem? 12 13 +950 5 But perhaps the most unexpected story surfacing here this month is the pooch problem . pooch problem What exactly is the problem? 12 14 +950 5 But perhaps the most unexpected story surfacing here this month is the pooch problem . pooch problem how are stray dogs a problem? 12 14 +951 1 SOCHI , Russia - Imagine waking up as a New Yorker on a Monday , after a weekend in which the Red Sox finished a four - game World Series sweep of the Yankees on Saturday , followed by a Super Bowl Sunday that saw the Patriots trounce the Giants . weekend Why would both of these games be played the same weekend? 17 18 +951 2 Then you could begin to understand the collective anguish of the Norwegian populace after last weekend ' s cross - country skiing results at the Olympics . cross - country skiing results What was the outcome? 18 23 +951 2 Then you could begin to understand the collective anguish of the Norwegian populace after last weekend ' s cross - country skiing results at the Olympics . Norwegian populace why were they so disappointed? 11 13 +951 2 Then you could begin to understand the collective anguish of the Norwegian populace after last weekend ' s cross - country skiing results at the Olympics . cross - country skiing results What were the results? 18 23 +951 2 Then you could begin to understand the collective anguish of the Norwegian populace after last weekend ' s cross - country skiing results at the Olympics . Norwegian What is the rival country? 11 12 +951 3 In both the men ' s and women ' s relay events , Norway failed to win a medal - a national calamity for the country where residents are said to be born with Nordic skis on their feet . Nordic skis What are Nordic skis? 34 36 +951 3 In both the men ' s and women ' s relay events , Norway failed to win a medal - a national calamity for the country where residents are said to be born with Nordic skis on their feet . calamity Why would that be? 22 23 +951 4 It was only the second time Norway has been shut out of the relay medals since 1964 . the second How long has this been an event? 3 5 +951 4 It was only the second time Norway has been shut out of the relay medals since 1964 . since 1964 are they really good then? 15 17 +951 5 Making matters worse , arch - rival Sweden won both races , racking up such a big lead in Sunday ' s men ' s competition that Marcus Hellner , the Swedish anchor , had time to ease up and carry a flag down the homestretch . competition What competition is this? 25 26 +951 5 Making matters worse , arch - rival Sweden won both races , racking up such a big lead in Sunday ' s men ' s competition that Marcus Hellner , the Swedish anchor , had time to ease up and carry a flag down the homestretch . arch - rival Sweden why are they rivals? 4 8 +951 5 Making matters worse , arch - rival Sweden won both races , racking up such a big lead in Sunday ' s men ' s competition that Marcus Hellner , the Swedish anchor , had time to ease up and carry a flag down the homestretch . anchor , anchor meaning what? 32 34 +951 5 Making matters worse , arch - rival Sweden won both races , racking up such a big lead in Sunday ' s men ' s competition that Marcus Hellner , the Swedish anchor , had time to ease up and carry a flag down the homestretch . anchor , What is an anchor in this context? 32 34 +952 1 KIEV , Ukraine - The 3 - month - old uprising against Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovich flared to a deadly crescendo Tuesday with anti - government protesters setting fire to the ruling party headquarters and security forces storming their tent camp in what officials labeled " an anti - terror operation " . 3 - month - old uprising why has it gone on so long? 5 11 +952 1 KIEV , Ukraine - The 3 - month - old uprising against Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovich flared to a deadly crescendo Tuesday with anti - government protesters setting fire to the ruling party headquarters and security forces storming their tent camp in what officials labeled " an anti - terror operation " . uprising Why is there an uprising against the Ukranian President? 10 11 +952 1 KIEV , Ukraine - The 3 - month - old uprising against Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovich flared to a deadly crescendo Tuesday with anti - government protesters setting fire to the ruling party headquarters and security forces storming their tent camp in what officials labeled " an anti - terror operation " . 3 - month - old uprising What led to the uprising beginning? 5 11 +952 1 KIEV , Ukraine - The 3 - month - old uprising against Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovich flared to a deadly crescendo Tuesday with anti - government protesters setting fire to the ruling party headquarters and security forces storming their tent camp in what officials labeled " an anti - terror operation " . 3 - month - old uprising Why is there a 3 month old uprising? 5 11 +952 3 Opposition lawmaker Oleksandra Kuzhel said the death toll had grown to 15 after security forces moved against the encampment with stun grenades and water cannons . moved against the encampment Why did they move against the encampment? 15 19 +952 3 Opposition lawmaker Oleksandra Kuzhel said the death toll had grown to 15 after security forces moved against the encampment with stun grenades and water cannons . death toll had grown How did the death toll grow when only stun grenades and water cannons were used? 6 10 +952 4 Other reports put the number as high as 19 . Other reports Which other reports? 0 2 +952 4 Other reports put the number as high as 19 . high as 19 why is it conflicting information? 6 9 +952 5 Even the lower death toll would represent the worst one - day loss of life in the battle over this former Soviet republic ' s future as a nation tied more closely to Russia or the West . represent the worst what is the second worst? 6 9 +952 5 Even the lower death toll would represent the worst one - day loss of life in the battle over this former Soviet republic ' s future as a nation tied more closely to Russia or the West . Russia or the West Why is this country important to Russia and the West? 33 37 +953 1 SEATTLE - The process of digging out a mammoth ' s tusk is pretty basic . tusk is pretty is it easy? 11 14 +953 1 SEATTLE - The process of digging out a mammoth ' s tusk is pretty basic . process What is the process of digging out a mammoth's tusk? 3 4 +953 1 SEATTLE - The process of digging out a mammoth ' s tusk is pretty basic . is pretty basic What does this task entail? 12 15 +953 2 The guy in charge might have a doctorate in organismal biology and anatomy , as does Christian Sidor of the Burke Museum . Christian Sidor why is he mentioned? 16 18 +953 3 But Thursday afternoon he and three colleagues were in the ground 30 feet below street level using a shovel , a spade and sometimes just their hands to move dirt . Thursday of which year? 1 2 +953 3 But Thursday afternoon he and three colleagues were in the ground 30 feet below street level using a shovel , a spade and sometimes just their hands to move dirt . street Where was the street near where they were digging? 14 15 +953 4 The tusk is heading to the museum . They had uncovered about 7 feet of it at the South Lake Union apartment complex construction site where it was found Tuesday and speculate that the tusk might be 3 or 4 feet longer . museum How will the tusk reach its destination intact? 6 7 +954 1 JACKSONVILLE , Fla . - A verdict in the city of Jacksonville is again raising the issue of self - defense and race in Florida , just seven months after George Zimmerman was acquitted in the shooting of a black teenager , Trayvon Martin . A verdict What was the verdict? 5 7 +954 1 JACKSONVILLE , Fla . - A verdict in the city of Jacksonville is again raising the issue of self - defense and race in Florida , just seven months after George Zimmerman was acquitted in the shooting of a black teenager , Trayvon Martin . the issue Why is this an issue? 15 17 +954 1 JACKSONVILLE , Fla . - A verdict in the city of Jacksonville is again raising the issue of self - defense and race in Florida , just seven months after George Zimmerman was acquitted in the shooting of a black teenager , Trayvon Martin . was acquitted Why was he acquitted? 32 34 +954 1 JACKSONVILLE , Fla . - A verdict in the city of Jacksonville is again raising the issue of self - defense and race in Florida , just seven months after George Zimmerman was acquitted in the shooting of a black teenager , Trayvon Martin . issue Why is self-defense an issue? 16 17 +954 1 JACKSONVILLE , Fla . - A verdict in the city of Jacksonville is again raising the issue of self - defense and race in Florida , just seven months after George Zimmerman was acquitted in the shooting of a black teenager , Trayvon Martin . acquitted How was George Zimmerman acquitted? 33 34 +954 1 JACKSONVILLE , Fla . - A verdict in the city of Jacksonville is again raising the issue of self - defense and race in Florida , just seven months after George Zimmerman was acquitted in the shooting of a black teenager , Trayvon Martin . shooting Why did George Zimmerman shoot Trayvon Marton? 36 37 +954 2 Michael Dunn , a white 47 - year - old software developer , could face 60 years in prison following his conviction Saturday on multiple counts of attempted murder for shooting into a carful of teenagers outside a Jacksonville convenience store in 2012 . multiple counts How many counts? 24 26 +954 2 Michael Dunn , a white 47 - year - old software developer , could face 60 years in prison following his conviction Saturday on multiple counts of attempted murder for shooting into a carful of teenagers outside a Jacksonville convenience store in 2012 . shooting into a carful of teenagers Does anyone know why he did this? 30 36 +954 2 Michael Dunn , a white 47 - year - old software developer , could face 60 years in prison following his conviction Saturday on multiple counts of attempted murder for shooting into a carful of teenagers outside a Jacksonville convenience store in 2012 . conviction Why was Michael Dunn convicted of attempted murder? 21 22 +954 2 Michael Dunn , a white 47 - year - old software developer , could face 60 years in prison following his conviction Saturday on multiple counts of attempted murder for shooting into a carful of teenagers outside a Jacksonville convenience store in 2012 . shooting Why did Michael Dunn shoot into a car full of teenagers? 30 31 +954 2 Michael Dunn , a white 47 - year - old software developer , could face 60 years in prison following his conviction Saturday on multiple counts of attempted murder for shooting into a carful of teenagers outside a Jacksonville convenience store in 2012 . convenience Why were the teenagers at the convenience store? 39 40 +954 3 Jordan Davis , a black 17 - year - old , was killed in the shooting , but the jury couldn ' t reach a verdict on the first - degree murder charge against Dunn . jury couldn ' t reach a verdict Was their a particular reason why they couldn't reach a verdict? 19 26 +954 3 Jordan Davis , a black 17 - year - old , was killed in the shooting , but the jury couldn ' t reach a verdict on the first - degree murder charge against Dunn . first - degree murder so was the defendant acquitted? 28 32 +954 3 Jordan Davis , a black 17 - year - old , was killed in the shooting , but the jury couldn ' t reach a verdict on the first - degree murder charge against Dunn . killed Why was Jordan Davis killed by Mr. Dunn? 12 13 +954 3 Jordan Davis , a black 17 - year - old , was killed in the shooting , but the jury couldn ' t reach a verdict on the first - degree murder charge against Dunn . verdict Why could the jury not reach a verdict? 25 26 +954 3 Jordan Davis , a black 17 - year - old , was killed in the shooting , but the jury couldn ' t reach a verdict on the first - degree murder charge against Dunn . first - degree Why were the prosecutors seeking a first-degree murder charge? 28 31 +954 5 The verdict is a far cry from one delivered in the Zimmerman case , when he was acquitted in July in the shooting death of 17 - year - old Martin in Sanford , about 125 miles south of Jacksonville . a far cry What is the main contributor for this? 3 6 +954 5 The verdict is a far cry from one delivered in the Zimmerman case , when he was acquitted in July in the shooting death of 17 - year - old Martin in Sanford , about 125 miles south of Jacksonville . shooting death Why did he shoot this teenager? 22 24 +954 5 The verdict is a far cry from one delivered in the Zimmerman case , when he was acquitted in July in the shooting death of 17 - year - old Martin in Sanford , about 125 miles south of Jacksonville . far cry what does far cry mean in this context? 4 6 +954 5 The verdict is a far cry from one delivered in the Zimmerman case , when he was acquitted in July in the shooting death of 17 - year - old Martin in Sanford , about 125 miles south of Jacksonville . verdict Why are the two cases comparable? 1 2 +955 1 CHICAGO - Northwestern quarterback Kain Colter testified Tuesday that he was essentially paid to play via his scholarship as the National Labor Relations Board opened a closely watched hearing on a bid to form what would be the first union for college athletes in U . S . history . National Labor Relations Board what are the National Labor Relations Board? 20 24 +955 1 CHICAGO - Northwestern quarterback Kain Colter testified Tuesday that he was essentially paid to play via his scholarship as the National Labor Relations Board opened a closely watched hearing on a bid to form what would be the first union for college athletes in U . S . history . union for college athletes Why do college athletes need a union? 39 43 +955 2 From a witness stand in a federal court building , Colter characterized playing college football as a job and said schools make clear to incoming players that athletics are a higher priority than academics . federal court building , which federal court building? 6 10 +955 4 During August training , he said , players often start practice at 8 a . m . and finish at 10 p . m . " It ' s a job , there is no way around it - it ' s a job , " said Colter , a 21 - year - old senior whose college career is over . 21 - year - old senior whose college career is over why is his college career over? 50 61 +955 5 Asked why Northwestern gave him a scholarship of $ 75 , 000 a year , he responded : " To play football . $ 75 , 000 a year , why so much money? 8 15 +956 1 SOCHI , Russia - Flushed with pride after a spectacular showing at the costliest Olympics ever , Russia celebrated 17 days of sport - driven global unity on Sunday night with a farewell show that hands off the Winter Games to their next host , Pyeongchang in South Korea . Olympics How much did the Olympics cost? 14 15 +956 1 SOCHI , Russia - Flushed with pride after a spectacular showing at the costliest Olympics ever , Russia celebrated 17 days of sport - driven global unity on Sunday night with a farewell show that hands off the Winter Games to their next host , Pyeongchang in South Korea . Pyeongchang is that near the capital? 45 46 +956 1 SOCHI , Russia - Flushed with pride after a spectacular showing at the costliest Olympics ever , Russia celebrated 17 days of sport - driven global unity on Sunday night with a farewell show that hands off the Winter Games to their next host , Pyeongchang in South Korea . costliest Olympics ever , Why did it cost so much more than other Olympics? 13 17 +956 1 SOCHI , Russia - Flushed with pride after a spectacular showing at the costliest Olympics ever , Russia celebrated 17 days of sport - driven global unity on Sunday night with a farewell show that hands off the Winter Games to their next host , Pyeongchang in South Korea . spectacular How did Russia put on a spectacular showing at the Olympics? 9 10 +956 1 SOCHI , Russia - Flushed with pride after a spectacular showing at the costliest Olympics ever , Russia celebrated 17 days of sport - driven global unity on Sunday night with a farewell show that hands off the Winter Games to their next host , Pyeongchang in South Korea . next Why is the Olympics in Pyeongchang South Korea? 42 43 +956 2 Raucous spectators chanted " Ro - ssi - ya ! " Ro - ssi - ya ! Why did they shout this? 3 10 +956 2 Raucous spectators chanted " Ro - ssi - ya ! Raucous How were the spectators raucous? 0 1 +956 3 Ro - ssi - ya ! " - " Russia ! Russia ! " - before being surrounded by multicolored fireworks and carried through a visually stunning , sometimes surrealistic panorama of Russian history and culture . surrealistic panorama Why was it surrealistic? 29 31 +956 3 Ro - ssi - ya ! " - " Russia ! Russia ! " - before being surrounded by multicolored fireworks and carried through a visually stunning , sometimes surrealistic panorama of Russian history and culture . history How was the history and culture surrealistic and visually stunning? 33 34 +956 4 The crowd was in a party mood after the high - security games passed off safely without feared terror attacks . feared terror attacks Why did they fear terrorist attacks? 17 20 +956 4 The crowd was in a party mood after the high - security games passed off safely without feared terror attacks . feared Why was there no fear of terror attacks? 17 18 +956 5 In a charming touch , the Sochi organizers used the ceremony to make a joke at their own expense . joke What joke did the Sochi organizers make? 14 15 +956 5 In a charming touch , the Sochi organizers used the ceremony to make a joke at their own expense . joke at their own expense what was the joke? 14 19 +956 5 In a charming touch , the Sochi organizers used the ceremony to make a joke at their own expense . make a joke at their own expense Why did they make a joke? 12 19 +956 5 In a charming touch , the Sochi organizers used the ceremony to make a joke at their own expense . make a joke Why did the organizers use the ceremony to make a joke? 12 15 +956 5 In a charming touch , the Sochi organizers used the ceremony to make a joke at their own expense . joke How was the joke charming? 14 15 +957 1 PITTSBURGH - The images out of the Copenhagen Zoo on Sunday were startling . images out what did the images show? 3 5 +957 1 PITTSBURGH - The images out of the Copenhagen Zoo on Sunday were startling . startling How were the images of the Copenhagen Zoo startling? 12 13 +957 1 PITTSBURGH - The images out of the Copenhagen Zoo on Sunday were startling . were startling Why were the images so unsettling? 11 13 +957 1 PITTSBURGH - The images out of the Copenhagen Zoo on Sunday were startling . images out of the Copenhagen Zoo What were the images of? 3 9 +957 2 An 18 - month - old giraffe , sprawled on the floor during a public necropsy , zookeepers examining the body while children and their parents looked on . necropsy , what is a necropsy? 15 17 +957 2 An 18 - month - old giraffe , sprawled on the floor during a public necropsy , zookeepers examining the body while children and their parents looked on . 18 - month - old giraffe , What happened to the 18-month-old giraffe? 1 8 +957 2 An 18 - month - old giraffe , sprawled on the floor during a public necropsy , zookeepers examining the body while children and their parents looked on . while children and their parents looked on Why would the zookeepers perform a necropsy with children and parents looking on? 21 28 +957 2 An 18 - month - old giraffe , sprawled on the floor during a public necropsy , zookeepers examining the body while children and their parents looked on . public necropsy , Why was the examination public? 14 17 +957 3 Staff at the Danish zoo euthanized the healthy giraffe , saying it was not needed for breeding and its genetic similarity to other giraffes could harm the overall European population . genetic similarity because of inbreeding? 19 21 +957 3 Staff at the Danish zoo euthanized the healthy giraffe , saying it was not needed for breeding and its genetic similarity to other giraffes could harm the overall European population . not needed for breeding Why was the giraffe unneeded for breeding purposes? 13 17 +957 4 The giraffe , named Marius , was shot in the head , publicly dismembered and fed to the zoo ' s lions , despite offers from other zoos to take the animal . publicly dismembered why did they do it publicly? 12 14 +957 4 The giraffe , named Marius , was shot in the head , publicly dismembered and fed to the zoo ' s lions , despite offers from other zoos to take the animal . offers Why didn't Copenhagen Zoo take an offer for Marius from another zoo? 24 25 +957 4 The giraffe , named Marius , was shot in the head , publicly dismembered and fed to the zoo ' s lions , despite offers from other zoos to take the animal . publicly dismembered Why was the dismemberment done publicly? 12 14 +958 1 DORAL , Fla . - Under a blazing sun and amid a sea of Venezuelan flags , thousands gathered Saturday afternoon in a Doral , Fla . , park in solidarity with anti - government protests in Venezuela . blazing sun why does this matter? 7 9 +958 1 DORAL , Fla . - Under a blazing sun and amid a sea of Venezuelan flags , thousands gathered Saturday afternoon in a Doral , Fla . , park in solidarity with anti - government protests in Venezuela . anti - government protests in Venezuela What are the protests targeting specifically? 32 38 +958 1 DORAL , Fla . - Under a blazing sun and amid a sea of Venezuelan flags , thousands gathered Saturday afternoon in a Doral , Fla . , park in solidarity with anti - government protests in Venezuela . thousands Who were they? What is their connection to Venezuela? 17 18 +958 1 DORAL , Fla . - Under a blazing sun and amid a sea of Venezuelan flags , thousands gathered Saturday afternoon in a Doral , Fla . , park in solidarity with anti - government protests in Venezuela . anti - government What government actions are they protesting? 32 35 +958 1 DORAL , Fla . - Under a blazing sun and amid a sea of Venezuelan flags , thousands gathered Saturday afternoon in a Doral , Fla . , park in solidarity with anti - government protests in Venezuela . protests What are they protesting about? 35 36 +958 2 The S . O . S . Venezuela rally at J . C . Bermudez Park was one of more than 155 held in cities around the world . cities Which other cities held rallies? 24 25 +958 3 Carrying signs seeking help for their homeland , many who gathered in Doral blamed President Nicolas Maduro for widespread crime , food shortages and lack of freedom - among other issues . other issues What are the other issues Nicolas Maduro is getting blamed for? 29 31 +958 3 Carrying signs seeking help for their homeland , many who gathered in Doral blamed President Nicolas Maduro for widespread crime , food shortages and lack of freedom - among other issues . among other issues What other issues? 28 31 +958 3 Carrying signs seeking help for their homeland , many who gathered in Doral blamed President Nicolas Maduro for widespread crime , food shortages and lack of freedom - among other issues . blamed Why is he, specifically, blamed? 13 14 +958 3 Carrying signs seeking help for their homeland , many who gathered in Doral blamed President Nicolas Maduro for widespread crime , food shortages and lack of freedom - among other issues . freedom Which freedoms have been reduced? 26 27 +958 3 Carrying signs seeking help for their homeland , many who gathered in Doral blamed President Nicolas Maduro for widespread crime , food shortages and lack of freedom - among other issues . signs What did the signs say? 1 2 +958 4 They also called on the international community to take action . take action What action do they want the international community to take? 8 10 +958 4 They also called on the international community to take action . take action will they intervene to help? 8 10 +958 4 They also called on the international community to take action . take action To take action how? 8 10 +958 4 They also called on the international community to take action . action What actions should the international community take? 9 10 +958 4 They also called on the international community to take action . international community What is considered the international community? 5 7 +959 1 WASHINGTON - The United States is cracking down on the sale and purchase of ivory in hopes of curbing a surge in illicit poaching that ' s threatening to wipe out elephants and other species in Africa . ivory what is it sold for? 14 15 +959 1 WASHINGTON - The United States is cracking down on the sale and purchase of ivory in hopes of curbing a surge in illicit poaching that ' s threatening to wipe out elephants and other species in Africa . cracking down on the sale and purchase How is the US trying to stop the ivory poachers? 6 13 +959 1 WASHINGTON - The United States is cracking down on the sale and purchase of ivory in hopes of curbing a surge in illicit poaching that ' s threatening to wipe out elephants and other species in Africa . surge in illicit poaching Why was there a surge in illicit poaching? 20 24 +959 1 WASHINGTON - The United States is cracking down on the sale and purchase of ivory in hopes of curbing a surge in illicit poaching that ' s threatening to wipe out elephants and other species in Africa . The United States is cracking down How is the United States cracking down on the sale and purchase of ivory? 2 8 +959 1 WASHINGTON - The United States is cracking down on the sale and purchase of ivory in hopes of curbing a surge in illicit poaching that ' s threatening to wipe out elephants and other species in Africa . ivory What is ivory? 14 15 +959 1 WASHINGTON - The United States is cracking down on the sale and purchase of ivory in hopes of curbing a surge in illicit poaching that ' s threatening to wipe out elephants and other species in Africa . cracking down How do they plan on stopping it? 6 8 +959 2 The ivory ban is a key component of a new , national strategy for combating wildlife trafficking , unveiled Tuesday by the White House , seven months after President Barack Obama issued a call to action during a visit to Tanzania . Tanzania where is that in africa? 40 41 +959 2 The ivory ban is a key component of a new , national strategy for combating wildlife trafficking , unveiled Tuesday by the White House , seven months after President Barack Obama issued a call to action during a visit to Tanzania . issued a call to action Why did President Obama issue a call to action? 31 36 +959 2 The ivory ban is a key component of a new , national strategy for combating wildlife trafficking , unveiled Tuesday by the White House , seven months after President Barack Obama issued a call to action during a visit to Tanzania . Tanzania Is it all countries that they will be cracking down on? 40 41 +959 3 In addition , the U . S . will seek to strengthen global enforcement and international cooperation to fight an illicit trade estimated to total about $ 10 billion per year . global enforcement and international cooperation These tactics will include what nations most specifically? 12 17 +959 3 In addition , the U . S . will seek to strengthen global enforcement and international cooperation to fight an illicit trade estimated to total about $ 10 billion per year . strengthen How will the U.S. strengthen global enforcement and international cooperation? 11 12 +959 4 " We ' re seeing record - high demand for wildlife products , " said Grant Harris , who heads Africa policy for the White House ' s National Security Council . record - high demand Why is the demand so high? 5 9 +959 4 " We ' re seeing record - high demand for wildlife products , " said Grant Harris , who heads Africa policy for the White House ' s National Security Council . record - high demand Why is there a record-high demand for wildlife products? 5 9 +959 4 " We ' re seeing record - high demand for wildlife products , " said Grant Harris , who heads Africa policy for the White House ' s National Security Council . record - high demand Why is demand going up? 5 9 +959 5 " The result is an explosion of illicit trade and wildlife trafficking in recent years " . result how can they get a better result? 2 3 +960 1 ANCHORAGE , Alaska - In the aquarium at the Anchorage Museum , starfish , silent and slow , cling to rocks and wait to be lifted out of the tank for petting . wait to be lifted How do we know that is what they are waiting for? 22 26 +960 1 ANCHORAGE , Alaska - In the aquarium at the Anchorage Museum , starfish , silent and slow , cling to rocks and wait to be lifted out of the tank for petting . petting Is it safe for the starfish to be pet? 31 32 +960 1 ANCHORAGE , Alaska - In the aquarium at the Anchorage Museum , starfish , silent and slow , cling to rocks and wait to be lifted out of the tank for petting . for petting What kind of prerequisites are there for petting a starfish? 30 32 +960 2 These five - armed creatures hardly seem prone to ecological drama . ecological what is ecological drama? 9 10 +960 2 These five - armed creatures hardly seem prone to ecological drama . ecological drama What type of ecological drama? 9 11 +960 3 But last fall , the museum ' s starfish started showing signs of a disease that scientists say is killing starfish colonies up and down the West Coast . disease which disease? 14 15 +960 3 But last fall , the museum ' s starfish started showing signs of a disease that scientists say is killing starfish colonies up and down the West Coast . signs of a disease What are the signs and what types of disease? 11 15 +960 3 But last fall , the museum ' s starfish started showing signs of a disease that scientists say is killing starfish colonies up and down the West Coast . signs How were the signs noticed and by whom? 11 12 +960 3 But last fall , the museum ' s starfish started showing signs of a disease that scientists say is killing starfish colonies up and down the West Coast . a disease How is the disease spreading between starfish? 13 15 +960 4 Symptoms of sea star wasting syndrome , as it ' s called , have been reported as unnatural twisting of the arms and white lesions on the surface of a starfish ' s skin . wasting syndrome , is it uncommon? 4 7 +960 4 Symptoms of sea star wasting syndrome , as it ' s called , have been reported as unnatural twisting of the arms and white lesions on the surface of a starfish ' s skin . sea star wasting syndrome , Is it lethal? 2 7 +960 5 A speedy death comes after a loss of arms and softening of tissue . loss of arms How do they loose their arms? Just from the twisting? 6 9 +960 5 A speedy death comes after a loss of arms and softening of tissue . a loss of arms and softening of tissue How painful is this to the starfish? 5 13 +961 1 WASHINGTON - Faith Spotted Eagle figures that building a crude oil pipeline from Canada to the U . S . Gulf Coast would bring little to Indian Country besides more crime and dirty water , but she doubts that Native Americans will ever get the U . S . government to block the $ 7 billion project . would bring little Would there be any advantages to Native Americans if a crude oil pipeline was built from Canada to the U.S. Gulf Coast? 22 25 +961 1 WASHINGTON - Faith Spotted Eagle figures that building a crude oil pipeline from Canada to the U . S . Gulf Coast would bring little to Indian Country besides more crime and dirty water , but she doubts that Native Americans will ever get the U . S . government to block the $ 7 billion project . she doubts Why does Faith Spotted Eagle doubt that Native Americans will ever get the U.S. government to block a pipeline project? 36 38 +961 2 " There is no way for Native people to say no - there never has been , " said Spotted Eagle , 65 , a Yankton Sioux tribal elder from Lake Andes , S . D . say no - why cant they say no? 9 12 +961 2 " There is no way for Native people to say no - there never has been , " said Spotted Eagle , 65 , a Yankton Sioux tribal elder from Lake Andes , S . D . " There is no way for Native people to say no - Say no to what and why has there never been a way for Native people to say no? 0 12 +961 3 " Our history has caused us not to be optimistic . " Our history What exactly has taken place to decimate the Sioux people? 0 3 +961 4 … When you have capitalism , you have to have an underclass - and we ' re the underclass " . we ' re the underclass " can they get out of it? 14 20 +961 4 … When you have capitalism , you have to have an underclass - and we ' re the underclass " . you have to have an underclass Why does capitalism need an underclass? 6 12 +961 4 … When you have capitalism , you have to have an underclass - and we ' re the underclass " . underclass Why does Faith Spotted Eagle believe that Native Americans are an underclass? 11 12 +961 5 Opponents may be down after a State Department study found that the proposed Keystone XL pipeline would not contribute to global warming . would not contribute to global warming Why would the pipeline be neutral on the global warming front? 16 22 +961 5 Opponents may be down after a State Department study found that the proposed Keystone XL pipeline would not contribute to global warming . would not contribute to global warming How was this determined? 16 22 +961 5 Opponents may be down after a State Department study found that the proposed Keystone XL pipeline would not contribute to global warming . State Department study found How did the State Department's study conclude that the Keystone XL pipeline would not contribute to global warming? 6 10 +962 1 KINGSTON , Jamaica - Barefoot and dressed in donated clothes , 12 - year - old Renaldo Brown methodically plays scales on a flute under the canopy of trees at a Jamaican vocational school renowned for nurturing many of this music - steeped island ' s top instrumentalists . Renaldo Brown who is he? 16 18 +962 1 KINGSTON , Jamaica - Barefoot and dressed in donated clothes , 12 - year - old Renaldo Brown methodically plays scales on a flute under the canopy of trees at a Jamaican vocational school renowned for nurturing many of this music - steeped island ' s top instrumentalists . renowned How did the school become renowned for nurturing instrumentalists? 34 35 +962 3 Renaldo is among two dozen boys from impoverished backgrounds who are discovering a new world through music after being placed by family courts at Alpha Boys ' School . placed Why were the boys placed at the school by family courts? 19 20 +962 3 Renaldo is among two dozen boys from impoverished backgrounds who are discovering a new world through music after being placed by family courts at Alpha Boys ' School . placed by family courts at Alpha Boys ' School . Why were the placed by family courts at Alpha Boys' school? 19 29 +962 4 Some of the boys are orphans , while others are placed at the home because of neglect , abuse or because their parents can ' t control them . can ' t control them are they really that wild? 23 28 +962 5 A residential facility operated by Catholic nuns since the late 19th century , the school has long been the cradle of Jamaica ' s prolific music culture - and a beacon of hope for at - risk youngsters . music culture what genre is most popular? 25 27 +963 1 WASHINGTON - Not far from the Washington Monument , Lonnie Bunch is standing on a deck outside a trailer , looking down on what for two years has been a construction pit on the National Mall . construction pit What is a construction pit doing on the National Mall? 30 32 +963 1 WASHINGTON - Not far from the Washington Monument , Lonnie Bunch is standing on a deck outside a trailer , looking down on what for two years has been a construction pit on the National Mall . Lonnie Bunch Who is Lonnie Bunch? 9 11 +963 1 WASHINGTON - Not far from the Washington Monument , Lonnie Bunch is standing on a deck outside a trailer , looking down on what for two years has been a construction pit on the National Mall . a construction pit Why is it considered a construction pit? 29 32 +963 2 Now it has the emerging shape and promise of a new museum . museum What kind of museum will it be? 11 12 +963 2 Now it has the emerging shape and promise of a new museum . new museum What kind of museum? 10 12 +963 2 Now it has the emerging shape and promise of a new museum . emerging shape why is their promise now? 4 6 +963 3 " It ' s humbling , " said Bunch , the founding director of the new National Museum of African American History and Culture . humbling , " What is humbling? 4 7 +963 3 " It ' s humbling , " said Bunch , the founding director of the new National Museum of African American History and Culture . " It ' s humbling , " Why is it humbling? 0 7 +963 4 " For the last eight and a half years , it was my job to make people believe " . make people believe " What is Bunch trying to make people believe? 15 19 +963 4 " For the last eight and a half years , it was my job to make people believe " . believe " Believe in what? 17 19 +963 4 " For the last eight and a half years , it was my job to make people believe " . make people believe " was he successful in creating belief? 15 19 +963 5 As Black History Month draws to a close , construction is at the midway point for what will be a permanent symbol of the role of African - Americans throughout U . S . history . role of African - Americans What is the role of an African American? 24 29 +963 5 As Black History Month draws to a close , construction is at the midway point for what will be a permanent symbol of the role of African - Americans throughout U . S . history . permanent symbol was there no previous symbol? 20 22 +964 1 The skeletal remains of an infant who lived in what is now Montana about 12 , 600 years ago will be reburied in a formal ceremony now that scientists have sequenced its genome , researchers say . about 12 , 600 years ago How was this age determined? 13 19 +964 1 The skeletal remains of an infant who lived in what is now Montana about 12 , 600 years ago will be reburied in a formal ceremony now that scientists have sequenced its genome , researchers say . reburied Will the burial be in the same area as the recovery was? 21 22 +964 1 The skeletal remains of an infant who lived in what is now Montana about 12 , 600 years ago will be reburied in a formal ceremony now that scientists have sequenced its genome , researchers say . reburied why are they reburying? 21 22 +964 1 The skeletal remains of an infant who lived in what is now Montana about 12 , 600 years ago will be reburied in a formal ceremony now that scientists have sequenced its genome , researchers say . Montana WHERE IN MONTANA? 12 13 +964 1 The skeletal remains of an infant who lived in what is now Montana about 12 , 600 years ago will be reburied in a formal ceremony now that scientists have sequenced its genome , researchers say . skeletal remains where were the remains found? 1 3 +964 1 The skeletal remains of an infant who lived in what is now Montana about 12 , 600 years ago will be reburied in a formal ceremony now that scientists have sequenced its genome , researchers say . sequenced its genome , why was its genome sequenced? 30 34 +964 1 The skeletal remains of an infant who lived in what is now Montana about 12 , 600 years ago will be reburied in a formal ceremony now that scientists have sequenced its genome , researchers say . will be reburied in a formal ceremony Will it be a religious ceremony? 19 26 +964 2 The fragments of the young boy ' s skeleton are the sole human remains directly associated with the short - lived Clovis culture , according to scientists . fragments of the young boy ' s skeleton How were these found? 1 9 +964 2 The fragments of the young boy ' s skeleton are the sole human remains directly associated with the short - lived Clovis culture , according to scientists . directly associated How can this be positively determined? 14 16 +964 2 The fragments of the young boy ' s skeleton are the sole human remains directly associated with the short - lived Clovis culture , according to scientists . short - lived Clovis culture , How long was this culture around? 18 24 +964 2 The fragments of the young boy ' s skeleton are the sole human remains directly associated with the short - lived Clovis culture , according to scientists . Clovis culture , what is the clovis culture? 21 24 +964 2 The fragments of the young boy ' s skeleton are the sole human remains directly associated with the short - lived Clovis culture , according to scientists . short - lived HOW LONG WERE THEY AROUND FOR? 18 21 +964 2 The fragments of the young boy ' s skeleton are the sole human remains directly associated with the short - lived Clovis culture , according to scientists . Clovis who were the Clovis? 21 22 +964 2 The fragments of the young boy ' s skeleton are the sole human remains directly associated with the short - lived Clovis culture , according to scientists . according to scientists how did they know that the remains were associated with the Clovis? 24 27 +964 3 The relics were accidentally discovered by a construction worker in 1968 , at the so - called Anzick burial site in western Montana . so - called Why is this dubbed as the \"so called\" Anzick burial site? 14 17 +964 3 The relics were accidentally discovered by a construction worker in 1968 , at the so - called Anzick burial site in western Montana . Anzick who named it that? 17 18 +964 3 The relics were accidentally discovered by a construction worker in 1968 , at the so - called Anzick burial site in western Montana . relics DO YOU MEAN THE BONES? 1 2 +964 3 The relics were accidentally discovered by a construction worker in 1968 , at the so - called Anzick burial site in western Montana . Anzick who are the Anzick? 17 18 +964 3 The relics were accidentally discovered by a construction worker in 1968 , at the so - called Anzick burial site in western Montana . accidentally discovered how was it accidentally discovered? 3 5 +964 3 The relics were accidentally discovered by a construction worker in 1968 , at the so - called Anzick burial site in western Montana . Anzick burial site What was found at this site before? 17 20 +964 4 The fragments , as well as 125 stone and antler tools , were covered in red ochre , a powdered mineral that was probably used during a burial ceremony , scientists believe . burial ceremony , Why were antler tools buried during a ceremony, is this common? 27 30 +964 4 The fragments , as well as 125 stone and antler tools , were covered in red ochre , a powdered mineral that was probably used during a burial ceremony , scientists believe . scientists believe Why do scientists believe this to be true? 30 32 +964 4 The fragments , as well as 125 stone and antler tools , were covered in red ochre , a powdered mineral that was probably used during a burial ceremony , scientists believe . The fragments , THE BONES? 0 3 +964 4 The fragments , as well as 125 stone and antler tools , were covered in red ochre , a powdered mineral that was probably used during a burial ceremony , scientists believe . probably used during a burial ceremony , is it common to use red ochre in burial ceremonies in various cultures? 23 30 +964 5 In a study published Wednesday in Nature , scientists sequenced the genome of the boy , age 1 to 1½ , and said their findings shed new light on the complex human colonization of North America . scientists sequenced What methods did they use to determine the boys age? 8 10 +964 5 In a study published Wednesday in Nature , scientists sequenced the genome of the boy , age 1 to 1½ , and said their findings shed new light on the complex human colonization of North America . complex Why is it considered to be complex? 30 31 +964 5 In a study published Wednesday in Nature , scientists sequenced the genome of the boy , age 1 to 1½ , and said their findings shed new light on the complex human colonization of North America . complex human colonization DEFINE COMPLEX IN THIS INSTANCE? YOU COULD ARGUE THAT COMPLEX HUMAN COLONIZATION DIDN'T HAPPEN UNTIL THE COLONIES WHICH SETTLED WELL AFTER THIS CHILD DIED. 30 33 +964 5 In a study published Wednesday in Nature , scientists sequenced the genome of the boy , age 1 to 1½ , and said their findings shed new light on the complex human colonization of North America . shed new light what information in particular did the findings shed light on? 25 28 +964 5 In a study published Wednesday in Nature , scientists sequenced the genome of the boy , age 1 to 1½ , and said their findings shed new light on the complex human colonization of North America . sequenced the genome how was the genome sequenced? 9 12 +964 5 In a study published Wednesday in Nature , scientists sequenced the genome of the boy , age 1 to 1½ , and said their findings shed new light on the complex human colonization of North America . their findings shed new light What did they find with the genome? 23 28 +965 1 WASHINGTON - After addressing the issue of race sparingly in his first term , President Obama on Thursday unveiled an initiative explicitly aimed at a group he says demands urgent attention - black and Latino young men . black and Latino young men Why does this group need urgent attention? 32 37 +965 1 WASHINGTON - After addressing the issue of race sparingly in his first term , President Obama on Thursday unveiled an initiative explicitly aimed at a group he says demands urgent attention - black and Latino young men . race sparingly Why was it a hot button topic to bring up race? 7 9 +965 1 WASHINGTON - After addressing the issue of race sparingly in his first term , President Obama on Thursday unveiled an initiative explicitly aimed at a group he says demands urgent attention - black and Latino young men . attention Why do black and Latino young men need urgent attention? 30 31 +965 2 Obama announced a program called My Brother ' s Keeper and ordered the federal government to focus resources on programs that had been proved to help minority young men stay out of trouble , succeed in school and land good jobs . My Brother ' s Keeper why is it called that? 5 10 +965 2 Obama announced a program called My Brother ' s Keeper and ordered the federal government to focus resources on programs that had been proved to help minority young men stay out of trouble , succeed in school and land good jobs . programs that had been proved What type of programs would these be? 19 24 +965 2 Obama announced a program called My Brother ' s Keeper and ordered the federal government to focus resources on programs that had been proved to help minority young men stay out of trouble , succeed in school and land good jobs . proved How have the programs proved to help minority young men stay out of trouble? 23 24 +965 2 Obama announced a program called My Brother ' s Keeper and ordered the federal government to focus resources on programs that had been proved to help minority young men stay out of trouble , succeed in school and land good jobs . succeed Why do young men need to be succeed in school and land good jobs? 34 35 +965 3 " So often , the issues facing boys and young men of color get caught up in long - running ideological arguments - about race and class and crime and poverty , the role of government , partisan politics , " the president said in a packed White House East Room . packed White House who was all there? 46 49 +965 3 " So often , the issues facing boys and young men of color get caught up in long - running ideological arguments - about race and class and crime and poverty , the role of government , partisan politics , " the president said in a packed White House East Room . often , Why do issues facing boys and young men of color get caught up in long-running ideological arguments? 2 4 +965 4 " But the urgency of the situation requires us to move past some of those old arguments and focus on getting something done and focusing on what works . urgency Why is the situation urgent? 3 4 +965 4 " But the urgency of the situation requires us to move past some of those old arguments and focus on getting something done and focusing on what works . works How is it known what works? 27 28 +965 4 " But the urgency of the situation requires us to move past some of those old arguments and focus on getting something done and focusing on what works . urgency of the situation What is the urgent situation? 3 7 +965 5 Doesn ' t mean the arguments are unimportant ; it just means that they can ' t paralyze us " . paralyze us " how would they be paralyzed? 17 20 +965 5 Doesn ' t mean the arguments are unimportant ; it just means that they can ' t paralyze us " . paralyze How do arguments paralyze them? 17 18 +966 1 LOS ANGELES - It ' s not enough for people to get regular moderate exercise as they age . regular moderate exercise what else must they do? 12 15 +966 1 LOS ANGELES - It ' s not enough for people to get regular moderate exercise as they age . regular moderate exercise Why isn't regular moderate exercise enough as people age? 12 15 +966 2 Researchers say it ' s also important not to spend the rest your time sitting too much . sitting too much what is bad about sitting? 14 17 +966 2 Researchers say it ' s also important not to spend the rest your time sitting too much . sitting too much What are the negative effects of this? 14 17 +966 2 Researchers say it ' s also important not to spend the rest your time sitting too much . sitting Why is it important not to sit too much? 14 15 +966 3 In fact , for every hour of sedentary behavior , the odds were 46 percent greater that people older than 60 would have some disability in ordinary skills such as getting around the house and feeding themselves , according to a study published Wednesday in the Journal of Physical Activity & amp ; Health . study published Who published the study? 41 43 +966 4 Being sedentary will lead to problems " independent of time spent in moderate or vigorous activity , " concluded the researchers , from Northwestern ' s Feinberg Medical School , Rush University Medical Center , Harvard School of Public Health and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention . sedentary how can it be avoided? 1 2 +966 5 People who replace even half an hour of sedentary time with 30 minutes of light activity can improve their health , researchers said . light activity what kind of activity other than walking? 14 16 +966 5 People who replace even half an hour of sedentary time with 30 minutes of light activity can improve their health , researchers said . health , What health risks can they reduce? 19 21 +967 1 PEREVALNE , Ukraine - As hundreds of armed men surrounded a Ukrainian military base in Crimea on Sunday , world leaders and Ukraine ' s new prime minister urged Russian President Vladimir Putin to pull back his military . armed men What kind of weapons are they armed with? 7 9 +967 1 PEREVALNE , Ukraine - As hundreds of armed men surrounded a Ukrainian military base in Crimea on Sunday , world leaders and Ukraine ' s new prime minister urged Russian President Vladimir Putin to pull back his military . pull back his military Why was his military there? 34 38 +967 1 PEREVALNE , Ukraine - As hundreds of armed men surrounded a Ukrainian military base in Crimea on Sunday , world leaders and Ukraine ' s new prime minister urged Russian President Vladimir Putin to pull back his military . armed men surrounded a Ukrainian military base Why are they surrounding the base? 7 14 +967 1 PEREVALNE , Ukraine - As hundreds of armed men surrounded a Ukrainian military base in Crimea on Sunday , world leaders and Ukraine ' s new prime minister urged Russian President Vladimir Putin to pull back his military . world leaders Which world leaders? 19 21 +967 2 U . S . Secretary of State John Kerry called Russia ' s military incursion into Ukraine " an incredible act of aggression " - comments that came a day after Russian forces took over the strategic Black Sea peninsula of Crimea from Ukraine without firing a shot . Russia ' s military incursion into Ukraine What was Russia's reason for it's incursion? 10 17 +967 2 U . S . Secretary of State John Kerry called Russia ' s military incursion into Ukraine " an incredible act of aggression " - comments that came a day after Russian forces took over the strategic Black Sea peninsula of Crimea from Ukraine without firing a shot . without firing a shot How did they do this? 44 48 +967 2 U . S . Secretary of State John Kerry called Russia ' s military incursion into Ukraine " an incredible act of aggression " - comments that came a day after Russian forces took over the strategic Black Sea peninsula of Crimea from Ukraine without firing a shot . Russian forces took over Why did the Russians take this over? 31 35 +967 2 U . S . Secretary of State John Kerry called Russia ' s military incursion into Ukraine " an incredible act of aggression " - comments that came a day after Russian forces took over the strategic Black Sea peninsula of Crimea from Ukraine without firing a shot . without firing a shot . How did they do it without firing a shot? 44 49 +967 3 In Kiev , the Ukrainian capital , Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk said there was no reason for Russia to invade Ukraine and warned that " we are on the brink of disaster " . Arseniy Yatsenyuk how long has he been minster? 9 11 +967 3 In Kiev , the Ukrainian capital , Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk said there was no reason for Russia to invade Ukraine and warned that " we are on the brink of disaster " . Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk How long has he been Prime Minister? 7 11 +967 3 In Kiev , the Ukrainian capital , Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk said there was no reason for Russia to invade Ukraine and warned that " we are on the brink of disaster " . " we are on the brink of disaster " Are the Ukrainians fighting back with their military? 24 33 +967 3 In Kiev , the Ukrainian capital , Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk said there was no reason for Russia to invade Ukraine and warned that " we are on the brink of disaster " . " we are on the brink of disaster " . What is causing them to be on the brink? 24 34 +967 4 But so far , his new government and other countries have been powerless to react to Russian military tactics . been powerless What makes them powerless? 11 13 +967 4 But so far , his new government and other countries have been powerless to react to Russian military tactics . have been powerless Why have they been powerless? 10 13 +967 4 But so far , his new government and other countries have been powerless to react to Russian military tactics . powerless Why is everyone powerless? 12 13 +967 4 But so far , his new government and other countries have been powerless to react to Russian military tactics . and other countries Which other countries? 7 10 +967 5 Armed men in uniforms without insignia have moved freely about the peninsula , occupying airports , smashing equipment at an air base and besieging a Ukrainian infantry base . insignia what are insignia? 5 6 +967 5 Armed men in uniforms without insignia have moved freely about the peninsula , occupying airports , smashing equipment at an air base and besieging a Ukrainian infantry base . moved freely about the peninsula , Can Ukraine declare war and fight back? 7 13 +967 5 Armed men in uniforms without insignia have moved freely about the peninsula , occupying airports , smashing equipment at an air base and besieging a Ukrainian infantry base . without insignia Why don't they have insignia? 4 6 +968 1 BROOKLINE , Mass . - The spirited sport known as parkour that treats the world as one big obstacle course is gaining traction outside of the urban enthusiasts whose YouTube - worthy acrobatics spread its popularity . acrobatics Who are some of the acrobatics? 32 33 +968 2 Once the domain of the outdoor anti - athlete , it ' s becoming the go - to sport for people who just want a good workout . anti - athlete , what is an antiathlete? 6 10 +968 2 Once the domain of the outdoor anti - athlete , it ' s becoming the go - to sport for people who just want a good workout . anti - athlete , Why is it for an anti-athlete? 6 10 +968 3 Jessamyn Hodge , a 32 - year - old software and information engineer from South Boston , recently prepped for her first parkour class at a high school gym in suburban Brookline . prepped for how does one prep for that? 18 20 +968 5 " It ' s like dancing at high speed , " she said . dancing at high speed , " is it fun for her? 5 11 +969 1 LOS ANGELES - Using a brand - new technique , scientists using NASA ' s Kepler Space Telescope have found 715 confirmed planets huddling around 305 stars , nearly triple Kepler ' s previous total of 246 confirmed planets in the Milky Way galaxy . brand - new technique , which technique? 5 10 +969 1 LOS ANGELES - Using a brand - new technique , scientists using NASA ' s Kepler Space Telescope have found 715 confirmed planets huddling around 305 stars , nearly triple Kepler ' s previous total of 246 confirmed planets in the Milky Way galaxy . a brand - new technique , What is the brand-new technique? 4 10 +969 1 LOS ANGELES - Using a brand - new technique , scientists using NASA ' s Kepler Space Telescope have found 715 confirmed planets huddling around 305 stars , nearly triple Kepler ' s previous total of 246 confirmed planets in the Milky Way galaxy . huddling around 305 stars , How does this apply to the galaxy (and universe ) as a whole? 23 28 +969 1 LOS ANGELES - Using a brand - new technique , scientists using NASA ' s Kepler Space Telescope have found 715 confirmed planets huddling around 305 stars , nearly triple Kepler ' s previous total of 246 confirmed planets in the Milky Way galaxy . technique , what is the new technique they are using? 8 10 +969 1 LOS ANGELES - Using a brand - new technique , scientists using NASA ' s Kepler Space Telescope have found 715 confirmed planets huddling around 305 stars , nearly triple Kepler ' s previous total of 246 confirmed planets in the Milky Way galaxy . brand - new technique , WHAT IS THE NEW TECHNIQUE? 5 10 +969 2 Nearly 95 percent of them are smaller than Neptune , and four of them are in their star ' s habitable zone , the region where liquid water - a necessary ingredient for life as we know it - could exist . star ' s habitable zone , How do we tell how far they are away from their star at such great distances? 17 23 +969 2 Nearly 95 percent of them are smaller than Neptune , and four of them are in their star ' s habitable zone , the region where liquid water - a necessary ingredient for life as we know it - could exist . for life can humans live here? 32 34 +969 2 Nearly 95 percent of them are smaller than Neptune , and four of them are in their star ' s habitable zone , the region where liquid water - a necessary ingredient for life as we know it - could exist . could exist . WHAT EVIDENCE DO WE HAVE TO SUPPORT THIS? 39 42 +969 3 Even though the planet - hunting telescope ' s crucial pointing ability was crippled last year , data mined from the spacecraft are still turning up a trove of strange and wonderful worlds , researchers said - bringing them ever closer to finding " Earth 2 . 0 " . " Earth 2 . 0 " What exactly are we looking for in Earth 2.0? 43 49 +969 3 Even though the planet - hunting telescope ' s crucial pointing ability was crippled last year , data mined from the spacecraft are still turning up a trove of strange and wonderful worlds , researchers said - bringing them ever closer to finding " Earth 2 . 0 " . " Earth 2 . 0 " would everyone living on this earth go to live on that earth when its found? 43 49 +969 3 Even though the planet - hunting telescope ' s crucial pointing ability was crippled last year , data mined from the spacecraft are still turning up a trove of strange and wonderful worlds , researchers said - bringing them ever closer to finding " Earth 2 . 0 " . pointing ability was crippled last year , WHAT HAPPENED TO DAMAGE THE SYSTEM? 10 17 +969 4 " We ' ve been able to open the bottleneck to access the mother lode and deliver to you more than 20 times as many planets as have ever been found and announced at once , " said Jack Lissauer , a planetary scientist at NASA Ames Research Center who co - led one of two papers on the discovery published in the Astrophysical Journal . bottleneck what is a bottleneck? 9 10 +969 4 " We ' ve been able to open the bottleneck to access the mother lode and deliver to you more than 20 times as many planets as have ever been found and announced at once , " said Jack Lissauer , a planetary scientist at NASA Ames Research Center who co - led one of two papers on the discovery published in the Astrophysical Journal . deliver to you How has this been accomplished? 16 19 +969 4 " We ' ve been able to open the bottleneck to access the mother lode and deliver to you more than 20 times as many planets as have ever been found and announced at once , " said Jack Lissauer , a planetary scientist at NASA Ames Research Center who co - led one of two papers on the discovery published in the Astrophysical Journal . many planets is there life in this planets? 24 26 +969 4 " We ' ve been able to open the bottleneck to access the mother lode and deliver to you more than 20 times as many planets as have ever been found and announced at once , " said Jack Lissauer , a planetary scientist at NASA Ames Research Center who co - led one of two papers on the discovery published in the Astrophysical Journal . open the bottleneck WHAT WAS THE PROBLEM WITH SEEING THESE PLANETS BEFORE? 7 10 +969 5 The research , which covers the first two years of data after Kepler ' s 2009 launch , has turned up a smorgasbord of smaller planets - and all in multi - planet systems . smorgasbord of smaller planets how many total? 22 26 +969 5 The research , which covers the first two years of data after Kepler ' s 2009 launch , has turned up a smorgasbord of smaller planets - and all in multi - planet systems . multi - planet systems what is a multi planet system? 30 34 +969 5 The research , which covers the first two years of data after Kepler ' s 2009 launch , has turned up a smorgasbord of smaller planets - and all in multi - planet systems . multi - planet systems . WHY COULDN'T WE SEE THIS BEFORE? 30 35 +970 1 BOGOTA , Colombia - When the green men from Mars landed in the central plaza of Cotocollao , Ecuador , a stunned nation listened as one of the country ' s most famous radio personalities was vaporized by a death - ray , and firefighters and police rushed to the sleepy village to confront the invaders . BOGOTA , is that the capital? 0 2 +970 1 BOGOTA , Colombia - When the green men from Mars landed in the central plaza of Cotocollao , Ecuador , a stunned nation listened as one of the country ' s most famous radio personalities was vaporized by a death - ray , and firefighters and police rushed to the sleepy village to confront the invaders . confront the invaders . How were these invaders taken on? 53 57 +970 1 BOGOTA , Colombia - When the green men from Mars landed in the central plaza of Cotocollao , Ecuador , a stunned nation listened as one of the country ' s most famous radio personalities was vaporized by a death - ray , and firefighters and police rushed to the sleepy village to confront the invaders . When exactly when was this? 4 5 +970 2 By the end of that night , 65 years ago this month , the announcer would still be alive but at least six others would be dead as irate mobs discovered they had fallen for a radio hoax - and embarrassed security forces either refused , or were unable , to come to the broadcasters ' aid . month , which month? 11 13 +970 2 By the end of that night , 65 years ago this month , the announcer would still be alive but at least six others would be dead as irate mobs discovered they had fallen for a radio hoax - and embarrassed security forces either refused , or were unable , to come to the broadcasters ' aid . forces have these forces broken any laws by doing so? 42 43 +970 4 But the program , based on H . G . Wells ' classic science fiction novel , had a lesser - known and more deadly ripple effect throughout Latin America , where radio pioneers tried to emulate its success . radio pioneers tried to emulate its success . Which radio pioneers tried to emulate its success? 32 40 +970 4 But the program , based on H . G . Wells ' classic science fiction novel , had a lesser - known and more deadly ripple effect throughout Latin America , where radio pioneers tried to emulate its success . radio pioneers tried to emulate its success Why did other countries try to emulate the War of the Worlds storyline? 32 39 +970 4 But the program , based on H . G . Wells ' classic science fiction novel , had a lesser - known and more deadly ripple effect throughout Latin America , where radio pioneers tried to emulate its success . Latin Why latin america specifically? 28 29 +971 1 Scientists have discovered the DNA of millions of tiny organisms entombed in the ancient dental plaque of four medieval skeletons . ancient dental plaque of four medieval skeletons What does this imply about their diet? 13 20 +971 2 The findings , published in the journal Nature Genetics , have implications for research into what our ancestors ate , how they interacted , and what diseases they fought , the authors write . diseases they fought , do we not know the diseases? 26 30 +971 2 The findings , published in the journal Nature Genetics , have implications for research into what our ancestors ate , how they interacted , and what diseases they fought , the authors write . the authors write . Who were the authors? 30 34 +971 2 The findings , published in the journal Nature Genetics , have implications for research into what our ancestors ate , how they interacted , and what diseases they fought , the authors write . implications How will researchers explore these implications? 11 12 +971 2 The findings , published in the journal Nature Genetics , have implications for research into what our ancestors ate , how they interacted , and what diseases they fought , the authors write . for research into what our ancestors ate , How are scientists able to tell what they ate based on the ancient microorganisms? 12 20 +971 3 " I feel like we discovered a time capsule that has been right under our noses this whole time , " said Christina Warinner , a molecular anthropologist at the University of Oklahoma and the lead author of the study . study how long was the study? 39 40 +971 3 " I feel like we discovered a time capsule that has been right under our noses this whole time , " said Christina Warinner , a molecular anthropologist at the University of Oklahoma and the lead author of the study . under our noses this whole time , " Why were scientists failing to see these sorts of clues in the past? 13 21 +971 4 " This is a game changer " . Matthew Collins of the University of York , a co - author on the paper , put it this way : " What we found is a microbial Pompeii " . game changer " will it help a lot? 4 7 +971 4 " This is a game changer " . Matthew Collins of the University of York , a co - author on the paper , put it this way : " What we found is a microbial Pompeii " . Matthew What “game”will this discovery change and how? 8 9 +971 4 " This is a game changer " . Matthew Collins of the University of York , a co - author on the paper , put it this way : " What we found is a microbial Pompeii " . " This is a game changer " Why is this particularly influential? 0 7 +972 1 WASHINGTON - The Obama administration on Thursday will propose the first major revamp of nutrition labels in more than two decades , an update that would emphasize calorie information , include the amount of added sugars and revise serving sizes to reflect how people really consume food . Thursday which thursday? 6 7 +972 1 WASHINGTON - The Obama administration on Thursday will propose the first major revamp of nutrition labels in more than two decades , an update that would emphasize calorie information , include the amount of added sugars and revise serving sizes to reflect how people really consume food . emphasize Why do new nutrition labels emphasize calorie information? 26 27 +972 1 WASHINGTON - The Obama administration on Thursday will propose the first major revamp of nutrition labels in more than two decades , an update that would emphasize calorie information , include the amount of added sugars and revise serving sizes to reflect how people really consume food . consume How do they know how people will really consume the food? 45 46 +972 2 The revision is aimed , in part , at addressing serious public health issues , including obesity and other chronic diseases . other chronic diseases like diabetes? 18 21 +972 2 The revision is aimed , in part , at addressing serious public health issues , including obesity and other chronic diseases . obesity Why are people obese? 16 17 +972 2 The revision is aimed , in part , at addressing serious public health issues , including obesity and other chronic diseases . other What kind of chronic diseases? 18 19 +972 2 The revision is aimed , in part , at addressing serious public health issues , including obesity and other chronic diseases . other chronic diseases What are the other chronic diseases? 18 21 +972 2 The revision is aimed , in part , at addressing serious public health issues , including obesity and other chronic diseases . chronic diseases What other chronic diseases will be addressed by the revision? 19 21 +972 3 Administration officials believe the new labels could lead consumers to make more healthful food choices and encourage the food industry to reformulate some products , particularly those with high amounts of added sugar . added sugar why is sugar added? 31 33 +972 3 Administration officials believe the new labels could lead consumers to make more healthful food choices and encourage the food industry to reformulate some products , particularly those with high amounts of added sugar . choices Why will the consumers make healthier choices? 14 15 +972 3 Administration officials believe the new labels could lead consumers to make more healthful food choices and encourage the food industry to reformulate some products , particularly those with high amounts of added sugar . high Why does the administration want the food industry to reformulate high sugar products? 28 29 +972 3 Administration officials believe the new labels could lead consumers to make more healthful food choices and encourage the food industry to reformulate some products , particularly those with high amounts of added sugar . more healthful food choices What are more healthy food choices? 11 15 +972 3 Administration officials believe the new labels could lead consumers to make more healthful food choices and encourage the food industry to reformulate some products , particularly those with high amounts of added sugar . some products , What are some products? 22 25 +972 3 Administration officials believe the new labels could lead consumers to make more healthful food choices and encourage the food industry to reformulate some products , particularly those with high amounts of added sugar . reformulate some products , How do they think they will be reformulated? 21 25 +972 4 First lady Michelle Obama , who has made better nutrition a focus of her " Let ' s Move ! " initiative to battle childhood obesity , is slated to announce the Food and Drug Administration proposal at the White House with top administration officials . initiative Why is Michelle Obama initiating a battle against childhood obesity? 21 22 +972 5 " Our guiding principle here is very simple : that you as a parent and a consumer should be able to walk into your local grocery store , pick up an item off the shelf , and be able to tell whether it ' s good for your family , " she said in a statement . good What determines if food is good for you or not? 45 46 +973 1 When it comes to squeezing tiny , individual living cells out into orderly patterns for lab experiments , scientists usually use inkjet printers , but those have their limits . orderly patterns what kind of orderly patterns? 12 14 +973 1 When it comes to squeezing tiny , individual living cells out into orderly patterns for lab experiments , scientists usually use inkjet printers , but those have their limits . their limits . what limitations are those to a scientist? 27 30 +973 1 When it comes to squeezing tiny , individual living cells out into orderly patterns for lab experiments , scientists usually use inkjet printers , but those have their limits . inkjet How does that work? 21 22 +973 2 So they ' ve turned to a much older technology for a solution : Chinese woodblock printing , developed roughly two millennia ago . Chinese woodblock printing , what is Chinese woodblock printing? 14 18 +973 2 So they ' ve turned to a much older technology for a solution : Chinese woodblock printing , developed roughly two millennia ago . Chinese woodblock printing , What does this entail? 14 18 +973 2 So they ' ve turned to a much older technology for a solution : Chinese woodblock printing , developed roughly two millennia ago . solution : Solution of what? 12 14 +973 3 The retro technique , described in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences , could significantly improve the survival rates of living cells and allow scientists to effectively print a variety of animal cells in a variety of shapes on just about any surface . retro technique , what is a retro technique? 1 4 +973 3 The retro technique , described in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences , could significantly improve the survival rates of living cells and allow scientists to effectively print a variety of animal cells in a variety of shapes on just about any surface . animal what kind of animals? 32 33 +973 3 The retro technique , described in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences , could significantly improve the survival rates of living cells and allow scientists to effectively print a variety of animal cells in a variety of shapes on just about any surface . survival rates of living cells and is the cell supposed to live on the wood block? 18 24 +973 3 The retro technique , described in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences , could significantly improve the survival rates of living cells and allow scientists to effectively print a variety of animal cells in a variety of shapes on just about any surface . effectively print how does this thing print? 27 29 +973 3 The retro technique , described in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences , could significantly improve the survival rates of living cells and allow scientists to effectively print a variety of animal cells in a variety of shapes on just about any surface . print How would that work? 28 29 +973 4 Researchers have used techniques like inkjet printing when they ' re trying to set down a layer of cells , the study authors wrote . down a layer of cells , is it very complex? 14 20 +973 4 Researchers have used techniques like inkjet printing when they ' re trying to set down a layer of cells , the study authors wrote . inkjet printing are we talking about a standard office ink jet printer? 5 7 +973 4 Researchers have used techniques like inkjet printing when they ' re trying to set down a layer of cells , the study authors wrote . techniques Did the techniques work? 3 4 +973 4 Researchers have used techniques like inkjet printing when they ' re trying to set down a layer of cells , the study authors wrote . the study authors wrote . Who are the study authors? 20 25 +973 5 Inkjet printing involves squeezing fluid filled with cells - the " ink " - onto a surface in a planned design . surface what type of suface? 16 17 +973 5 Inkjet printing involves squeezing fluid filled with cells - the " ink " - onto a surface in a planned design . planned design what is the purpose of the design? 19 21 +974 1 ATLANTA - Javon Butts had his routine worked out pretty well . Javon Butts who is he? 2 4 +974 1 ATLANTA - Javon Butts had his routine worked out pretty well . Javon Butts Who is Javon Butts 2 4 +974 1 ATLANTA - Javon Butts had his routine worked out pretty well . worked Why was Javon Butts' routine working out well? 7 8 +974 1 ATLANTA - Javon Butts had his routine worked out pretty well . routine What type of routine are we discussing? 6 7 +974 1 ATLANTA - Javon Butts had his routine worked out pretty well . routine What was Javon Butts routine? 6 7 +974 1 ATLANTA - Javon Butts had his routine worked out pretty well . Javon Butts Who is Javon Butts? 2 4 +974 2 Classes at 8 a . m . most days , finish up around noon , then on to work . on to work where does he work? 16 19 +974 2 Classes at 8 a . m . most days , finish up around noon , then on to work . most days , How many days a week did he have class? 7 10 +974 2 Classes at 8 a . m . most days , finish up around noon , then on to work . most Why do classes not always finish up around noon? 7 8 +974 2 Classes at 8 a . m . most days , finish up around noon , then on to work . work How does Javon Butts get to work? 18 19 +974 2 Classes at 8 a . m . most days , finish up around noon , then on to work . work Where does Javon Butts work? 18 19 +974 3 His recent life as a student at Kennesaw State University was far from perfect , but it was temporarily manageable . temporarily manageable until he gets his degree? 18 20 +974 3 His recent life as a student at Kennesaw State University was far from perfect , but it was temporarily manageable . from perfect , What are the reasons his life isn't perfect? 12 15 +974 3 His recent life as a student at Kennesaw State University was far from perfect , but it was temporarily manageable . student Why is he attending Kennesaw State University? 5 6 +974 3 His recent life as a student at Kennesaw State University was far from perfect , but it was temporarily manageable . perfect , Why was recent life far from percent? 13 15 +974 3 His recent life as a student at Kennesaw State University was far from perfect , but it was temporarily manageable . manageable How was recent life manageable? 19 20 +974 4 And then his car ' s transmission failed . his car ' s What kind of car did he drive? 2 6 +974 4 And then his car ' s transmission failed . failed Why did his car's transmission fail? 7 8 +974 4 And then his car ' s transmission failed . failed Why did the transmission fail? 7 8 +974 5 The vehicle that left him stranded wasn ' t just his transportation : It was his home . It was his home Where did he park the car when he slept in it for the night? 13 17 +974 5 The vehicle that left him stranded wasn ' t just his transportation : It was his home . home Why was the vehicle also his home? 16 17 +974 5 The vehicle that left him stranded wasn ' t just his transportation : It was his home . home Why is Javon Butts car his home? 16 17 +975 1 LOS ANGELES - Tony Castillo skateboarded down Fairfax Avenue as he had for more than two years , but on one December morning he noticed something new . skateboarded Why was Tony Castillo skateboarding down Fairfax Avenue? 5 6 +975 1 LOS ANGELES - Tony Castillo skateboarded down Fairfax Avenue as he had for more than two years , but on one December morning he noticed something new . noticed Why did Tony Castillo notice something new? 24 25 +975 1 LOS ANGELES - Tony Castillo skateboarded down Fairfax Avenue as he had for more than two years , but on one December morning he noticed something new . morning he noticed what did he notice? 22 25 +975 1 LOS ANGELES - Tony Castillo skateboarded down Fairfax Avenue as he had for more than two years , but on one December morning he noticed something new . as he had for more than two years , How have his skateboarding skills progressed in that time? 9 18 +975 1 LOS ANGELES - Tony Castillo skateboarded down Fairfax Avenue as he had for more than two years , but on one December morning he noticed something new . he noticed something new What did he notice? 23 27 +975 1 LOS ANGELES - Tony Castillo skateboarded down Fairfax Avenue as he had for more than two years , but on one December morning he noticed something new . noticed What did Tony Castillo notice? 24 25 +975 2 Clasped to the streetlight pole in front of the sneaker store Flight Club , a bright red sign with white text stared him in the face . Clasped Why was the bright red sign clasped to a streetlight pole? 0 1 +975 2 Clasped to the streetlight pole in front of the sneaker store Flight Club , a bright red sign with white text stared him in the face . red sign with white text what did the sign say? 16 21 +975 2 Clasped to the streetlight pole in front of the sneaker store Flight Club , a bright red sign with white text stared him in the face . Flight Club , Is the name of this store based on the novel/movie \"Fight Club\"? 11 14 +975 2 Clasped to the streetlight pole in front of the sneaker store Flight Club , a bright red sign with white text stared him in the face . red sign with white text stared him in the face What was on the sign? 16 26 +975 2 Clasped to the streetlight pole in front of the sneaker store Flight Club , a bright red sign with white text stared him in the face . sign What did the sign in front of the Flight Club say? 17 18 +975 3 Though it had the look of a standard street sign , it offered no instructions on parking , driving or walking . street Why does the street sign have no apparent purpose? 8 9 +975 3 Though it had the look of a standard street sign , it offered no instructions on parking , driving or walking . instructions what were the instructions then? 14 15 +975 3 Though it had the look of a standard street sign , it offered no instructions on parking , driving or walking . it had the look of a standard street sign , Was this non-instructional street sign a prank? 1 11 +975 3 Though it had the look of a standard street sign , it offered no instructions on parking , driving or walking . offered no instructions What did it offer instead of instructions? 12 15 +975 4 Instead it displayed a rap lyric that made reference to the very spot Castillo had just blown past . rap Why does the sign have a rap lyrics displayed on it? 4 5 +975 4 Instead it displayed a rap lyric that made reference to the very spot Castillo had just blown past . past Why did Castillo blow past the spot reference on by the rap lyric on the sign? 17 18 +975 4 Instead it displayed a rap lyric that made reference to the very spot Castillo had just blown past . a rap lyric Was this a local monument? 3 6 +975 4 Instead it displayed a rap lyric that made reference to the very spot Castillo had just blown past . rap lyric What is the rap lyric? 4 6 +975 5 Bun B the OG like ‘ 95 Air Max / Neon green outta Flight Club off Fairfax Hours later , the 25 - year - old from the Venice , Calif . , area found himself sweeping in front of his store next door and gravitating toward the sign again . sweeping Why was the 25 year old sweeping in front of his store? 36 37 +975 5 Bun B the OG like ‘ 95 Air Max / Neon green outta Flight Club off Fairfax Hours later , the 25 - year - old from the Venice , Calif . , area found himself sweeping in front of his store next door and gravitating toward the sign again . gravitating why was the 25 year old gravitating toward the sign again? 45 46 +975 5 Bun B the OG like ‘ 95 Air Max / Neon green outta Flight Club off Fairfax Hours later , the 25 - year - old from the Venice , Calif . , area found himself sweeping in front of his store next door and gravitating toward the sign again . gravitating toward the sign again Why was Tony Castillo so attracted to this sign? 45 50 +976 1 A zircon crystal embedded in sandstone found on a sheep ranch in Australia is the oldest piece of the Earth ' s crust to be discovered , shedding new light on our planet ' s formation . zircon what is zircon? 1 2 +976 1 A zircon crystal embedded in sandstone found on a sheep ranch in Australia is the oldest piece of the Earth ' s crust to be discovered , shedding new light on our planet ' s formation . oldest What was the previous one? 15 16 +976 1 A zircon crystal embedded in sandstone found on a sheep ranch in Australia is the oldest piece of the Earth ' s crust to be discovered , shedding new light on our planet ' s formation . found who found the crystal? 6 7 +976 1 A zircon crystal embedded in sandstone found on a sheep ranch in Australia is the oldest piece of the Earth ' s crust to be discovered , shedding new light on our planet ' s formation . found How was it found? 6 7 +976 1 A zircon crystal embedded in sandstone found on a sheep ranch in Australia is the oldest piece of the Earth ' s crust to be discovered , shedding new light on our planet ' s formation . oldest piece How is that determined? 15 17 +976 1 A zircon crystal embedded in sandstone found on a sheep ranch in Australia is the oldest piece of the Earth ' s crust to be discovered , shedding new light on our planet ' s formation . to be discovered , Did they look for more in that location? 23 27 +976 2 The zircon , described in the journal Nature Geoscience , is about 4 . 4 billion years old and much smaller than a single grain of rice . billion how can they calculate this? 15 16 +976 2 The zircon , described in the journal Nature Geoscience , is about 4 . 4 billion years old and much smaller than a single grain of rice . 4 . 4 billion years old How is this determined? 12 18 +976 3 But the tiny crystal carries an outsize significance : It is evidence that by that point in its history , Earth had gone from a superheated ball of molten rock to a congealed surface eventually capable of supporting life . significance : What is the significance? 7 9 +976 3 But the tiny crystal carries an outsize significance : It is evidence that by that point in its history , Earth had gone from a superheated ball of molten rock to a congealed surface eventually capable of supporting life . superheated ball of molten rock How long was Earth in that state? 25 30 +976 3 But the tiny crystal carries an outsize significance : It is evidence that by that point in its history , Earth had gone from a superheated ball of molten rock to a congealed surface eventually capable of supporting life . eventually How long did that take? 34 35 +976 4 " One of the main goals of the space program is to understand if there ' s life elsewhere in the universe , " said John Valley , a University of Wisconsin professor who led the study , collaborating with scientists in Australia , Canada and Puerto Rico . " One of the main goals What are some other goals? 0 6 +976 5 By studying how the conditions of life came together on our planet , scientists believe we will learn what to look for on other planets . scientists believe we how does it help us? 13 16 +976 5 By studying how the conditions of life came together on our planet , scientists believe we will learn what to look for on other planets . conditions What are the conditions? 4 5 +976 5 By studying how the conditions of life came together on our planet , scientists believe we will learn what to look for on other planets . studying How do they study? 1 2 +976 5 By studying how the conditions of life came together on our planet , scientists believe we will learn what to look for on other planets . conditions of life came together How long did it take overall for life to come together? 4 9 +977 1 SIMFEROPOL , Ukraine - There are no words in the lexicon of the Abdulkerimov family more terrible than " occupation " or " deportation , " two foreign terms with no precise translation in the Crimean Tatar language . Abdulkerimov family Who is the Abdulkerimov family? 13 15 +977 1 SIMFEROPOL , Ukraine - There are no words in the lexicon of the Abdulkerimov family more terrible than " occupation " or " deportation , " two foreign terms with no precise translation in the Crimean Tatar language . more terrible than " occupation " or " deportation , " Why are these two words so terrible? 15 26 +977 2 For Tatars , an ethnic group with deep roots in Crimea , the terms are strongly associated with Adolf Hitler ' s Germany and Josef Stalin ' s secret police , and together they evoke dark memories of war , exile , deprivation and death . deep roots how deep are they? 7 9 +977 3 They had seemed all but obsolete in recent years . They had seemed all but obsolete What had seemed obsolete? 0 6 +977 4 Last week ' s de facto Russian takeover of the Crimean peninsula , however , brought history flooding back to many Tatars , recalling the Nazi occupation of Crimea during World War II and the subsequent Soviet deportation of the entire Tatar people , summarily accused by Stalin of being traitors . being traitors were they actual traitors? 49 51 +977 4 Last week ' s de facto Russian takeover of the Crimean peninsula , however , brought history flooding back to many Tatars , recalling the Nazi occupation of Crimea during World War II and the subsequent Soviet deportation of the entire Tatar people , summarily accused by Stalin of being traitors . accused Why were the Tatars accused by Stalin of being traitors? 45 46 +977 4 Last week ' s de facto Russian takeover of the Crimean peninsula , however , brought history flooding back to many Tatars , recalling the Nazi occupation of Crimea during World War II and the subsequent Soviet deportation of the entire Tatar people , summarily accused by Stalin of being traitors . summarily accused by Stalin of being traitors Why did Stalin consider them traitors? 44 51 +977 4 Last week ' s de facto Russian takeover of the Crimean peninsula , however , brought history flooding back to many Tatars , recalling the Nazi occupation of Crimea during World War II and the subsequent Soviet deportation of the entire Tatar people , summarily accused by Stalin of being traitors . deportation Where were the Tatar's deported to? 37 38 +977 5 " If somebody tells me today that another deportation is possible , I would tell him that he is an idiot and nothing of the kind can happen again , " said Jafer Abdulkerimov , a frail 81 - year - old man with bright eyes , a steady voice and a sound memory . deportation is possible , why is it impossible? 8 12 +977 5 " If somebody tells me today that another deportation is possible , I would tell him that he is an idiot and nothing of the kind can happen again , " said Jafer Abdulkerimov , a frail 81 - year - old man with bright eyes , a steady voice and a sound memory . Jafer Abdulkerimov , a frail 81 - year - old man What is Jafer's relation to the story; does he have a personal experience in relation to the piece? 32 43 +978 1 WASHINGTON - The FBI is deploying agents and technical experts to assist in investigating the disappearance of a Malaysia Airlines jet , based on the American citizenship of three of the passengers aboard the lost flight , a top federal law enforcement official in Washington said Saturday . a top federal law enforcement official Which law enforcement official? 37 43 +978 1 WASHINGTON - The FBI is deploying agents and technical experts to assist in investigating the disappearance of a Malaysia Airlines jet , based on the American citizenship of three of the passengers aboard the lost flight , a top federal law enforcement official in Washington said Saturday . Malaysia Airlines jet , when was this jet last seen? 18 22 +978 2 He said that a fourth passenger , whom he described as an infant flying with the three Americans , also may be a U . S citizen . may be a U are they not sure? 20 24 +978 2 He said that a fourth passenger , whom he described as an infant flying with the three Americans , also may be a U . S citizen . He Who is he? 0 1 +978 2 He said that a fourth passenger , whom he described as an infant flying with the three Americans , also may be a U . S citizen . infant Why is it unclear whether the infant is a US citizen? 12 13 +978 2 He said that a fourth passenger , whom he described as an infant flying with the three Americans , also may be a U . S citizen . as an infant flying how did they disappear with a baby? 10 14 +978 3 " This gives us entree " to the case , the official said , speaking confidentially because the FBI investigation is just beginning . entree " what does entree mean here? 4 6 +978 3 " This gives us entree " to the case , the official said , speaking confidentially because the FBI investigation is just beginning . the FBI investigation is just beginning how much do they know about the jet to start the investigation? 17 23 +978 4 " But so far what happened is a mystery " . mystery " WILL IT BE FIGURED OUT?\n 8 10 +978 4 " But so far what happened is a mystery " . what happened What did happen? 4 6 +978 4 " But so far what happened is a mystery " . mystery " why is is a mystery? 8 10 +978 5 U . S . officials said they are looking at whether this could be terrorism , as they would with any plane crash until proved otherwise . terrorism , Why is any plane crash investigated as possible terrorism? 14 16 +978 5 U . S . officials said they are looking at whether this could be terrorism , as they would with any plane crash until proved otherwise . this could be terrorism , how would it be terrorism is the plane has not been found? 11 16 +979 1 Americans use twice the amount of water they think they do , and appear to be particularly oblivious about how much H2O they flush down the toilet on a daily basis , according to new research . according to new research How did the researchers come to this conclusion? 32 36 +979 1 Americans use twice the amount of water they think they do , and appear to be particularly oblivious about how much H2O they flush down the toilet on a daily basis , according to new research . how much H2O they flush down the toilet What is the average amount of water a person flushes? 19 27 +979 2 In a paper published online Monday in the journal PNAS , a researcher concluded that Americans underestimated their water use by a factor of 2 , and were only slightly aware of how much water goes into growing the food they eat . water goes into growing the food they eat What types of food were being asked about? 34 42 +979 2 In a paper published online Monday in the journal PNAS , a researcher concluded that Americans underestimated their water use by a factor of 2 , and were only slightly aware of how much water goes into growing the food they eat . a researcher concluded Who is the researcher? 11 14 +979 3 " In general , people tend to underestimate water by a very large magnitude , " said study author Shahzeen Attari , an assistant professor in the Department of Public and Environmental Affairs at Indiana University . underestimate why do they underestimate? 7 8 +979 3 " In general , people tend to underestimate water by a very large magnitude , " said study author Shahzeen Attari , an assistant professor in the Department of Public and Environmental Affairs at Indiana University . underestimate water Why do people underestimate water use? 7 9 +979 3 " In general , people tend to underestimate water by a very large magnitude , " said study author Shahzeen Attari , an assistant professor in the Department of Public and Environmental Affairs at Indiana University . people tend to underestimate water How do people underestimate water? 4 9 +979 4 The study ' s conclusions were based on an Internet survey of 1 , 020 people , and come amid a national drought that extends from the Pacific Coast to portions of the Mississippi Valley , with the most severe conditions in California . Internet survey of 1 , 020 people , Which survey method did the researchers use to get their findings? 9 17 +980 1 A satellite orbiting Earth has spotted 55 southern right whales hanging out in the shallow waters off Argentina . 55 southern right whales what is a southern right whale? 6 10 +980 1 A satellite orbiting Earth has spotted 55 southern right whales hanging out in the shallow waters off Argentina . A satellite Which satellite was doing the research? 0 2 +980 2 It turns out that these particular whales are quite easy to spot from space , said Peter Fretwell of the British Antarctic Survey . easy to spot Why are the right whales easy to spot from space? 9 12 +980 2 It turns out that these particular whales are quite easy to spot from space , said Peter Fretwell of the British Antarctic Survey . spot from why are they easy to spot? 11 13 +980 2 It turns out that these particular whales are quite easy to spot from space , said Peter Fretwell of the British Antarctic Survey . quite easy to spot Why are they so easily spotted? 8 12 +980 2 It turns out that these particular whales are quite easy to spot from space , said Peter Fretwell of the British Antarctic Survey . quite easy to spot from space , Why are they easily spotted? 8 15 +980 3 They got the name right whales because they were once considered the " right " whales to hunt . " right " why were they right to hunt? 12 15 +980 4 They are large and slow , and they spend a lot of time lolling near the surface of calm ocean waters . lolling just sitting there? 13 14 +980 4 They are large and slow , and they spend a lot of time lolling near the surface of calm ocean waters . they spend a lot of time lolling Why do these whales laze about? 7 14 +981 1 NEW YORK - America ' s top doll , Barbie , finds herself in controversy once again , this time over a business partnership between her manufacturer , Mattel , and the Girl Scouts . Mattel , and the Girl Scouts are they changing businesses? 28 34 +981 1 NEW YORK - America ' s top doll , Barbie , finds herself in controversy once again , this time over a business partnership between her manufacturer , Mattel , and the Girl Scouts . America ' s top doll , Whats Americas number 2 best selling doll? 3 9 +981 1 NEW YORK - America ' s top doll , Barbie , finds herself in controversy once again , this time over a business partnership between her manufacturer , Mattel , and the Girl Scouts . controversy What is the controversy with Barbie and the Girl Scouts? 14 15 +981 2 On Thursday , two consumer advocacy groups often critical of corporate advertising tactics - the Campaign for a Commercial - Free Childhood and the Center for a New American Dream - criticized Barbie as a flawed role model for little girls and launched a petition drive urging the Girl Scouts of the USA to end the partnership . Thursday , which year? 1 3 +981 2 On Thursday , two consumer advocacy groups often critical of corporate advertising tactics - the Campaign for a Commercial - Free Childhood and the Center for a New American Dream - criticized Barbie as a flawed role model for little girls and launched a petition drive urging the Girl Scouts of the USA to end the partnership . flawed role model What makes Barbie a flawed role model? 35 38 +981 2 On Thursday , two consumer advocacy groups often critical of corporate advertising tactics - the Campaign for a Commercial - Free Childhood and the Center for a New American Dream - criticized Barbie as a flawed role model for little girls and launched a petition drive urging the Girl Scouts of the USA to end the partnership . flawed role model Why is Barbie a flawed role model? 35 38 +981 2 On Thursday , two consumer advocacy groups often critical of corporate advertising tactics - the Campaign for a Commercial - Free Childhood and the Center for a New American Dream - criticized Barbie as a flawed role model for little girls and launched a petition drive urging the Girl Scouts of the USA to end the partnership . flawed role model What, exactly, makes her flawed? 35 38 +981 3 The Girls Scouts said they would not do so . would not do so did they explain why? 5 9 +981 4 Just a few weeks ago , Mattel incurred widespread criticism - as well as some accolades - for letting Barbie be featured in Sports Illustrated ' s annual swimsuit edition . criticism What was the criticism specifically? 9 10 +981 4 Just a few weeks ago , Mattel incurred widespread criticism - as well as some accolades - for letting Barbie be featured in Sports Illustrated ' s annual swimsuit edition . Just a few weeks ago , Whats the specific date? 0 6 +981 4 Just a few weeks ago , Mattel incurred widespread criticism - as well as some accolades - for letting Barbie be featured in Sports Illustrated ' s annual swimsuit edition . criticism Why was Mattel criticized for Barbie being in the annual swimsuit issue? 9 10 +981 4 Just a few weeks ago , Mattel incurred widespread criticism - as well as some accolades - for letting Barbie be featured in Sports Illustrated ' s annual swimsuit edition . incurred widespread criticism How widespread was the criticism? 7 10 +981 5 The Girl Scouts ' partnership with Mattel , announced last August , includes a Barbie - themed activity book , a website , and a Barbie participation patch - the first Girl Scout uniform patch with corporate sponsorship . Barbie participation patch - should they be accepting sponsorships? 25 29 +981 5 The Girl Scouts ' partnership with Mattel , announced last August , includes a Barbie - themed activity book , a website , and a Barbie participation patch - the first Girl Scout uniform patch with corporate sponsorship . The Girl Scouts ' partnership with Mattel , Why do the Girl scouts have any influence over the toy company Mattel? 0 8 +981 5 The Girl Scouts ' partnership with Mattel , announced last August , includes a Barbie - themed activity book , a website , and a Barbie participation patch - the first Girl Scout uniform patch with corporate sponsorship . a Barbie participation patch What led to attaining the patch? 24 28 +982 1 MEXICO CITY - When historians write about 21st century Los Angeles , they ' ll probably observe that Eric Garcetti was the second Spanish - speaking LA mayor in a row to make an official visit to the Mexican capital . MEXICO CITY why is mexico city talking about los angeles? 0 2 +982 1 MEXICO CITY - When historians write about 21st century Los Angeles , they ' ll probably observe that Eric Garcetti was the second Spanish - speaking LA mayor in a row to make an official visit to the Mexican capital . second Spanish - speaking LA mayor Who was the first? 22 28 +982 2 They may also note how trips such as his trade mission this week reflected the increasingly intimate cultural and economic ties between Los Angeles and its sister megalopolis to the south . trade mission What is the trade mission about? 9 11 +982 4 Villaraigosa and Garcetti have Latino roots , but both had to learn much of their Spanish in school , on the stump or on the job . on the stump what is on the stump? 19 22 +982 4 Villaraigosa and Garcetti have Latino roots , but both had to learn much of their Spanish in school , on the stump or on the job . Latino roots , What are their roots specifically? 4 7 +983 2 The finish line banner was set to be hung Monday morning on Front Street in Nome with help from the local electric utility . utility Who is the local electric utility? 22 23 +983 3 On Sunday , city crews moved the actual finish line , the burled arch , into place , and public works employees trucked in snow to give the mushers a path once they leave the Bering Sea ice . Sunday , of which year? 1 3 +983 4 " Yeah , I know , it ' s funny to see people dumping snow on a street instead of taking it off the street , " said Greg Bill , the Iditarod ' s development director . funny funny in an ironic way? 9 10 +983 5 " To really dress it up and make it safe for the dog teams , we have to spread a layer of snow down for them to run on " . layer of snow How does a layer of snow make it safe for the dogs? 20 23 +984 1 Apple Inc . has begun pressuring the major record companies to offer new releases exclusively through its iTunes store - a move that would initially block availability on streaming services such as Spotify or Beats Music , according to several people familiar with the matter . the major record companies Which major record companies? 6 10 +984 1 Apple Inc . has begun pressuring the major record companies to offer new releases exclusively through its iTunes store - a move that would initially block availability on streaming services such as Spotify or Beats Music , according to several people familiar with the matter . services such as Spotify or Beats Music , How would these competitors be able to keep up with Apple in this case? 29 37 +984 1 Apple Inc . has begun pressuring the major record companies to offer new releases exclusively through its iTunes store - a move that would initially block availability on streaming services such as Spotify or Beats Music , according to several people familiar with the matter . Apple Inc . has begun pressuring Why is Apple pressuring companies? 0 6 +984 2 Apple executives contend that on - demand music services have begun to cannibalize download sales , and its representatives are demanding the labels create a period reserved for digital purchasing . have begun to cannibalize download sales , Why have download sales dropped so drastically? 9 16 +984 2 Apple executives contend that on - demand music services have begun to cannibalize download sales , and its representatives are demanding the labels create a period reserved for digital purchasing . reserved how long should the period be? 26 27 +984 3 Music industry insiders , who spoke on condition of anonymity for fear of reprisals from the industry ' s dominant retailer , said Apple ' s push for a new release window - similar to the one that some Hollywood studios impose for films newly released for home viewing - shows the Cupertino , Calif . , tech giant is scrambling to retain its competitive advantage in an evolving digital music market . tech giant is scrambling Why is Apple scrambling? 57 61 +984 4 " These are really changing times , and I think everybody ' s going to be trying different things , whether it ' s iTunes , Spotify or the labels , " said Irving Azoff , manager of the Eagles , Christina Aguilera and other acts . trying different things , What other sorts of tactics will these companies be trying? 16 20 +984 4 " These are really changing times , and I think everybody ' s going to be trying different things , whether it ' s iTunes , Spotify or the labels , " said Irving Azoff , manager of the Eagles , Christina Aguilera and other acts . Irving Azoff , is he important in the streaming industry? 33 36 +984 4 " These are really changing times , and I think everybody ' s going to be trying different things , whether it ' s iTunes , Spotify or the labels , " said Irving Azoff , manager of the Eagles , Christina Aguilera and other acts . Christina Aguilera Who is Christina Aguilera? 41 43 +984 5 " It ' s kind of up for grabs " . Apple ' s iTunes online store accounts for about 80 percent of all download sales in the U . S . 80 percent who gets the other 20 percent? 20 22 +985 1 CORVALLIS , Ore . - Here , at the large - animal hospital at Oregon State University , in stalls with wood shavings on the ground , are the alpacas that look at you with those innocent eyes . wood shavings why are there wood shavings? 21 23 +985 1 CORVALLIS , Ore . - Here , at the large - animal hospital at Oregon State University , in stalls with wood shavings on the ground , are the alpacas that look at you with those innocent eyes . alpacas Are alpacas very common, or native to Oregon? 29 30 +985 1 CORVALLIS , Ore . - Here , at the large - animal hospital at Oregon State University , in stalls with wood shavings on the ground , are the alpacas that look at you with those innocent eyes . innocent eyes What makes alpacas appear to look at obsevers with \"innocent eyes\"? 36 38 +985 1 CORVALLIS , Ore . - Here , at the large - animal hospital at Oregon State University , in stalls with wood shavings on the ground , are the alpacas that look at you with those innocent eyes . wood shavings on the ground , Why are wood shavings used? 21 27 +985 2 They evoke even more sympathy from observers who know what they ' ve gone through . what they ' ve gone through What have the alpaca gone through? 9 15 +985 2 They evoke even more sympathy from observers who know what they ' ve gone through . gone through what have they gone through? 13 15 +985 2 They evoke even more sympathy from observers who know what they ' ve gone through . gone through What have the alpacas gone through? 13 15 +985 2 They evoke even more sympathy from observers who know what they ' ve gone through . what they ' ve gone through What have alpacas had to go through? 9 15 +985 2 They evoke even more sympathy from observers who know what they ' ve gone through . sympathy from observers How does one know that observers are sympathetic to alpacas' struggles? 4 7 +985 2 They evoke even more sympathy from observers who know what they ' ve gone through . what they ' ve gone through What has taken place? 9 15 +985 3 According to authorities , they were starving to death . starving to death Why were the alpaca starving to death? 6 9 +985 3 According to authorities , they were starving to death . starving why were they starving? 6 7 +985 3 According to authorities , they were starving to death . starving to death What was leading to their starvation? 6 9 +985 4 There are 15 that need special care , and an additional 160 that are well enough to be in outdoor pens in a field owned by the school . need special care , Why do 15 need special care? 4 8 +985 4 There are 15 that need special care , and an additional 160 that are well enough to be in outdoor pens in a field owned by the school . special care , What is the condition of those that need special care and what happened to them? 5 8 +985 4 There are 15 that need special care , and an additional 160 that are well enough to be in outdoor pens in a field owned by the school . well enough What evidence to caretakers have that indicate to them which alpacas are well enough to be in outdoor pens? 14 16 +985 4 There are 15 that need special care , and an additional 160 that are well enough to be in outdoor pens in a field owned by the school . special care , What type of special care do these 15 alpacas need? 5 8 +985 5 On this afternoon last week , Shari Bond and Jackie Glover have driven down from Tenino , Wash . , to begin finding homes for the 175 emaciated alpacas that were seized by the Polk County Sheriff ' s Office , southwest of Portland . week , Shari Bond and Jackie Glover who are they? 4 11 +985 5 On this afternoon last week , Shari Bond and Jackie Glover have driven down from Tenino , Wash . , to begin finding homes for the 175 emaciated alpacas that were seized by the Polk County Sheriff ' s Office , southwest of Portland . Shari Bond and Jackie Glover Which organization do Bond and Glover work for? 6 11 +985 5 On this afternoon last week , Shari Bond and Jackie Glover have driven down from Tenino , Wash . , to begin finding homes for the 175 emaciated alpacas that were seized by the Polk County Sheriff ' s Office , southwest of Portland . Shari Bond and Jackie Glover What interest do Shari Bond and Jackie Glover have in rehoming the emaciated alpacas?\n 6 11 +985 5 On this afternoon last week , Shari Bond and Jackie Glover have driven down from Tenino , Wash . , to begin finding homes for the 175 emaciated alpacas that were seized by the Polk County Sheriff ' s Office , southwest of Portland . seized by the Polk County Sheriff ' s Office , How did the Polk County Sherriff's Office know to seize the emaciated alpacas? 31 41 +986 1 LOS ANGELES - E - cigarettes have been billed as a safer alternative to cancer - causing tobacco products that can wean heavy smokers off their habit . been billed is that not the reality though? 7 9 +986 1 LOS ANGELES - E - cigarettes have been billed as a safer alternative to cancer - causing tobacco products that can wean heavy smokers off their habit . E - cigarettes Who makes the E-cigarettes? 3 6 +986 1 LOS ANGELES - E - cigarettes have been billed as a safer alternative to cancer - causing tobacco products that can wean heavy smokers off their habit . E - cigarettes How are e-cigarettes safer than tobacco? 3 6 +986 2 But on Tuesday , Los Angeles officials joined a growing list of cities to treat e - cigarettes the same as regular cigarettes , banning their use in parks , restaurants and most workplaces . Tuesday , of which year? 2 4 +986 2 But on Tuesday , Los Angeles officials joined a growing list of cities to treat e - cigarettes the same as regular cigarettes , banning their use in parks , restaurants and most workplaces . But on Tuesday , Whats the date on this specific Tuesday? 0 4 +986 2 But on Tuesday , Los Angeles officials joined a growing list of cities to treat e - cigarettes the same as regular cigarettes , banning their use in parks , restaurants and most workplaces . Los Angeles officials Why did Los Angeles officials ban e-cigarettes? 4 7 +986 2 But on Tuesday , Los Angeles officials joined a growing list of cities to treat e - cigarettes the same as regular cigarettes , banning their use in parks , restaurants and most workplaces . a growing list of cities Which cities? 8 13 +986 2 But on Tuesday , Los Angeles officials joined a growing list of cities to treat e - cigarettes the same as regular cigarettes , banning their use in parks , restaurants and most workplaces . same as regular cigarettes , Why did the city classify them as the same? 19 24 +986 3 The decision , which came after an impassioned and at times highly personal debate at the City Council , highlights the backlash the smokeless cigarettes have generated as their popularity grows . personal debate Why was the debate so personal? 12 14 +986 4 Critics warn that the electronic devices , which produce a nicotine - laced vapor inhaled by users , could pave the way for a resurgence in tobacco use among young adults . Critics Who are these critics? 0 1 +986 4 Critics warn that the electronic devices , which produce a nicotine - laced vapor inhaled by users , could pave the way for a resurgence in tobacco use among young adults . a resurgence in tobacco use What evidence do they have? 23 28 +986 5 Dr . Jonathan Fielding , director of the Los Angeles County Department of Public of Health , said the growing acceptance of " vaping " - as e - cigarette use is known - threatens to undermine decades of public education efforts aimed at stigmatizing smoking . " vaping " is that not the proper term? 22 25 +986 5 Dr . Jonathan Fielding , director of the Los Angeles County Department of Public of Health , said the growing acceptance of " vaping " - as e - cigarette use is known - threatens to undermine decades of public education efforts aimed at stigmatizing smoking . growing acceptance of " vaping " Why is acceptance growing? 19 25 +987 1 KUALA LUMPUR , Malaysia - The Malaysian jetliner missing for more than a week was deliberately diverted and continued flying for more than six hours after severing contact with the ground , meaning it could have gone as far northwest as Kazakhstan or into the Indian Ocean ' s southern reaches , Malaysia ' s leader said Saturday . missing What happened to the Malaysian jetliner that has been missing more than a week? 8 9 +987 1 KUALA LUMPUR , Malaysia - The Malaysian jetliner missing for more than a week was deliberately diverted and continued flying for more than six hours after severing contact with the ground , meaning it could have gone as far northwest as Kazakhstan or into the Indian Ocean ' s southern reaches , Malaysia ' s leader said Saturday . Malaysian jetliner missing for more than a week What Malaysian jetliner missing for more than a week? 6 14 +987 1 KUALA LUMPUR , Malaysia - The Malaysian jetliner missing for more than a week was deliberately diverted and continued flying for more than six hours after severing contact with the ground , meaning it could have gone as far northwest as Kazakhstan or into the Indian Ocean ' s southern reaches , Malaysia ' s leader said Saturday . Malaysia ' s leader said Who is Malaysia's leader? 52 57 +987 2 Prime Minister Najib Razak ' s statement confirmed days of mounting speculation that the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 to Beijing was not accidental . not accidental it was on purpose? 23 25 +987 2 Prime Minister Najib Razak ' s statement confirmed days of mounting speculation that the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 to Beijing was not accidental . not accidental Why does P.M. Razak feel the missing jetliner was not accidental? 23 25 +987 2 Prime Minister Najib Razak ' s statement confirmed days of mounting speculation that the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 to Beijing was not accidental . mounting speculation What mounting speculation? 10 12 +987 3 It also refocused the investigation into the flight ' s 12 - person crew and 227 passengers , and underlined the complicated task for searchers who already have been scouring vast areas of ocean . underlined what was underlined exactly? 19 20 +987 3 It also refocused the investigation into the flight ' s 12 - person crew and 227 passengers , and underlined the complicated task for searchers who already have been scouring vast areas of ocean . complicated task What makes it complicated? 21 23 +987 3 It also refocused the investigation into the flight ' s 12 - person crew and 227 passengers , and underlined the complicated task for searchers who already have been scouring vast areas of ocean . investigation What investigation? 4 5 +987 4 " Clearly the search for MH370 has entered a new phase , " Najib said at a televised news conference . phase , " is it the final phase? 10 13 +987 4 " Clearly the search for MH370 has entered a new phase , " Najib said at a televised news conference . new phase , " What new phase has the search for MH370 entered into? 9 13 +987 4 " Clearly the search for MH370 has entered a new phase , " Najib said at a televised news conference . the search for MH370 What search for MH370? 2 6 +987 5 Najib stressed that investigators were looking into all possibilities as to why the Boeing 777 deviated so drastically from its original flight path , saying authorities could not confirm whether it was a hijacking . all possibilities What are the possibilities? 7 9 +987 5 Najib stressed that investigators were looking into all possibilities as to why the Boeing 777 deviated so drastically from its original flight path , saying authorities could not confirm whether it was a hijacking . original flight path , What was the original flight path? 20 24 +987 5 Najib stressed that investigators were looking into all possibilities as to why the Boeing 777 deviated so drastically from its original flight path , saying authorities could not confirm whether it was a hijacking . authorities What authorities could not confirm it was a hijacking? 25 26 +988 1 LOS ANGELES - Pity the poor male common Mormon swallowtail butterfly . Pity the poor why should we pity? 3 6 +988 1 LOS ANGELES - Pity the poor male common Mormon swallowtail butterfly . Pity Why should male common Mormon swallowtail butterflies be shown pity? 3 4 +988 2 His potential female consorts bear four different color patterns , only one of which looks familiar . familiar Why does one of the color patterns look familiar? 15 16 +988 3 The rest look suspiciously like other species , and toxic ones at that . other species , What are the other species? 5 8 +988 3 The rest look suspiciously like other species , and toxic ones at that . toxic ones butterflies can be toxic? 9 11 +988 3 The rest look suspiciously like other species , and toxic ones at that . other How do the patterns look like other species? 5 6 +988 3 The rest look suspiciously like other species , and toxic ones at that . toxic Why are the other species toxic? 9 10 +988 4 That deception is news for 75 percent of the Papilio polytes ladies , which can avoid predators that have learned not to dine on the real toxic butterfly . learned How did predators learn not to dine on the toxic butterfly? 19 20 +988 5 They ' re a classic example of " parasitic " mimicry , a strictly one - sided affair that benefits only the imitator , but leaves the male and the masculine - colored female vulnerable . " parasitic " why is it in quotes? 7 10 +988 5 They ' re a classic example of " parasitic " mimicry , a strictly one - sided affair that benefits only the imitator , but leaves the male and the masculine - colored female vulnerable . masculine - colored Why is the female considered masculine-colored? 30 33 +989 1 FARMINGTON , N . M . - In World War II he served as a Navajo code talker , one of the Marines who became legendary by using their native tongue to transmit messages the enemy could not decipher . he who is he? 11 12 +989 1 FARMINGTON , N . M . - In World War II he served as a Navajo code talker , one of the Marines who became legendary by using their native tongue to transmit messages the enemy could not decipher . native tongue what language is his native tongue? 29 31 +989 2 Years later , to express its appreciation , the Navajo Nation built Tom Jones Jr . a house . Tom Jones Jr is this the \"he\" that was mentioned in the previous sentence? 12 15 +989 3 These days the 89 - year - old Jones struggles to keep warm during winter because the only heat inside his house emanates from an antique wood stove in the living room . emanates definition of this word? 22 23 +989 3 These days the 89 - year - old Jones struggles to keep warm during winter because the only heat inside his house emanates from an antique wood stove in the living room . antique wood stove in the living room why doesn't he get a new heating source? 25 32 +989 4 The electricity doesn ' t work in his bathroom and the floor has worn away , exposing plywood beneath his feet . exposing plywood beneath why is he living so badly? 16 19 +989 4 The electricity doesn ' t work in his bathroom and the floor has worn away , exposing plywood beneath his feet . The electricity doesn ' t work Why is the electricity faulty? 0 6 +989 4 The electricity doesn ' t work in his bathroom and the floor has worn away , exposing plywood beneath his feet . worn away , why doesn't he move into a new house? 13 16 +989 5 Jones is one of many Navajo veterans , code talkers as well as those who served in Afghanistan or Iraq , who live in homes that are often as ruined as those they saw in battle . code talkers what are code talkers? 8 10 +989 5 Jones is one of many Navajo veterans , code talkers as well as those who served in Afghanistan or Iraq , who live in homes that are often as ruined as those they saw in battle . one of many Navajo veterans , how many total Navajo veterans are there? 2 8 +989 5 Jones is one of many Navajo veterans , code talkers as well as those who served in Afghanistan or Iraq , who live in homes that are often as ruined as those they saw in battle . often as ruined why do they live in such ruined homes? 27 30 +990 1 WASHINGTON - First the teenager survived a rare cancer . rare which cancer? 7 8 +990 1 WASHINGTON - First the teenager survived a rare cancer . the teenager Who was the teenager? 3 5 +990 1 WASHINGTON - First the teenager survived a rare cancer . cancer What kind of cancer did the teenager survive? 8 9 +990 1 WASHINGTON - First the teenager survived a rare cancer . survived How did the teenager survive a rare cancer? 5 6 +990 1 WASHINGTON - First the teenager survived a rare cancer . the teenager who is the teenager? 3 5 +990 2 Then she wanted to study it , spurring a study that helped scientists find a weird gene flaw that might play a role in how the tumor strikes . weird gene flaw what was the flaw? 15 18 +990 2 Then she wanted to study it , spurring a study that helped scientists find a weird gene flaw that might play a role in how the tumor strikes . she Who wanted to study it? 1 2 +990 2 Then she wanted to study it , spurring a study that helped scientists find a weird gene flaw that might play a role in how the tumor strikes . might How do scientists know that a gene flaw might play a role in how the tumor strikes? 19 20 +990 2 Then she wanted to study it , spurring a study that helped scientists find a weird gene flaw that might play a role in how the tumor strikes . weird gene flaw Why was the gene so unusual? 15 18 +990 2 Then she wanted to study it , spurring a study that helped scientists find a weird gene flaw that might play a role in how the tumor strikes . how the tumor strikes what type of cancer are we talking about? 24 28 +990 3 Age 18 is pretty young to be listed as an author of a study in the prestigious journal Science . pretty young DOES SHE HAVE A DEGREE? 3 5 +990 3 Age 18 is pretty young to be listed as an author of a study in the prestigious journal Science . prestigious Why is the journal Science prestigious? 16 17 +990 4 But the industrious high school student ' s efforts are bringing new attention to this mysterious disease . mysterious disease What is the mysterious disease? 15 17 +990 4 But the industrious high school student ' s efforts are bringing new attention to this mysterious disease . mysterious Why is the disease mysterious? 15 16 +990 4 But the industrious high school student ' s efforts are bringing new attention to this mysterious disease . industrious How is the high school industrious? 2 3 +990 4 But the industrious high school student ' s efforts are bringing new attention to this mysterious disease . mysterious disease Which form of cancer is being discussed? 15 17 +990 4 But the industrious high school student ' s efforts are bringing new attention to this mysterious disease . student ' s who are we talking about? 5 8 +990 5 " It ' s crazy that I ' ve been able to do this , " said Elana Simon of New York City , describing her idea to study the extremely rare form of liver cancer that mostly hits adolescents and young adults . study How is Elana Simon going to study the rare form of liver cancer? 28 29 +990 5 " It ' s crazy that I ' ve been able to do this , " said Elana Simon of New York City , describing her idea to study the extremely rare form of liver cancer that mostly hits adolescents and young adults . hits Why does the rare form of liver cancer mostly hit adolescents and young adults? 38 39 +990 5 " It ' s crazy that I ' ve been able to do this , " said Elana Simon of New York City , describing her idea to study the extremely rare form of liver cancer that mostly hits adolescents and young adults . rare form of liver cancer what is the name of this cancer? 31 36 +991 1 SIMFEROPOL , Ukraine - Russia appropriated Crimea and its vital naval port of Sevastopol on Tuesday as President Vladimir Putin signed treaties with the Ukrainian region ' s Moscow - backed leaders less than two days after its voters backed secession in a widely criticized referendum . appropriated Crimea What repercussions will the country face for this action? 5 7 +991 1 SIMFEROPOL , Ukraine - Russia appropriated Crimea and its vital naval port of Sevastopol on Tuesday as President Vladimir Putin signed treaties with the Ukrainian region ' s Moscow - backed leaders less than two days after its voters backed secession in a widely criticized referendum . widely criticized Why was the referendum criticized? 43 45 +991 1 SIMFEROPOL , Ukraine - Russia appropriated Crimea and its vital naval port of Sevastopol on Tuesday as President Vladimir Putin signed treaties with the Ukrainian region ' s Moscow - backed leaders less than two days after its voters backed secession in a widely criticized referendum . widely criticized referendum Why was the referendum so contentious? 43 46 +991 2 The signing - yet to be ratified by the Russian parliament and the Constitutional Court , steps that are seen as formalities - was held in a solemn atmosphere in the Kremlin ' s lavish St . George ' s Hall shortly after Putin gave a fiery one - hour - long speech often interrupted by applause from the jubilant crowd of lawmakers , government officials and other dignitaries . other dignitaries Which other dignitaries? 67 69 +991 2 The signing - yet to be ratified by the Russian parliament and the Constitutional Court , steps that are seen as formalities - was held in a solemn atmosphere in the Kremlin ' s lavish St . George ' s Hall shortly after Putin gave a fiery one - hour - long speech often interrupted by applause from the jubilant crowd of lawmakers , government officials and other dignitaries . signing What prompted these treaties? 1 2 +991 3 The decision was based , Putin said , on Crimean people ' s " free expression of the will " in the referendum in which more than 96 percent supported rejoining Russia , which controlled the peninsula until Nikita Khrushchev transferred authority to Ukraine in 1954 in what was then a shift between two republics of the Soviet Union . " free expression is that a quote? 13 16 +991 3 The decision was based , Putin said , on Crimean people ' s " free expression of the will " in the referendum in which more than 96 percent supported rejoining Russia , which controlled the peninsula until Nikita Khrushchev transferred authority to Ukraine in 1954 in what was then a shift between two republics of the Soviet Union . transferred authority Why was authority transferred at that time? 40 42 +991 3 The decision was based , Putin said , on Crimean people ' s " free expression of the will " in the referendum in which more than 96 percent supported rejoining Russia , which controlled the peninsula until Nikita Khrushchev transferred authority to Ukraine in 1954 in what was then a shift between two republics of the Soviet Union . " free expression of the will " Why would the people want to rejoin Russia? 13 20 +991 3 The decision was based , Putin said , on Crimean people ' s " free expression of the will " in the referendum in which more than 96 percent supported rejoining Russia , which controlled the peninsula until Nikita Khrushchev transferred authority to Ukraine in 1954 in what was then a shift between two republics of the Soviet Union . transferred authority to Ukraine in 1954 Why was authority transferred? 40 46 +991 5 In his speech , Putin blamed Ukraine ' s " nationalists , Russophobes and anti - Semites " who he said came to power in Ukraine last month when the country ' s pro - Russia leader fled in the face of protests . Russophobes are those real? 12 13 +991 5 In his speech , Putin blamed Ukraine ' s " nationalists , Russophobes and anti - Semites " who he said came to power in Ukraine last month when the country ' s pro - Russia leader fled in the face of protests . protests What were the people protesting? 42 43 +991 5 In his speech , Putin blamed Ukraine ' s " nationalists , Russophobes and anti - Semites " who he said came to power in Ukraine last month when the country ' s pro - Russia leader fled in the face of protests . Russophobes and anti - Semites " Is there proof that Russophobia and anti-Semitism are common in Ukraine? 12 18 +992 2 Amid the clatter of jackhammers and the whine of a mini - excavator , paleontologist Kim Scott scouted the tarry muck for relics from a long - buried beach . tarry definition of this word? 19 20 +992 2 Amid the clatter of jackhammers and the whine of a mini - excavator , paleontologist Kim Scott scouted the tarry muck for relics from a long - buried beach . relics What kind of relics is Kim Scott looking for? 22 23 +992 2 Amid the clatter of jackhammers and the whine of a mini - excavator , paleontologist Kim Scott scouted the tarry muck for relics from a long - buried beach . beach What beach and how long has it been buried? 28 29 +992 2 Amid the clatter of jackhammers and the whine of a mini - excavator , paleontologist Kim Scott scouted the tarry muck for relics from a long - buried beach . tarry muck what is the tarry muck 19 21 +992 2 Amid the clatter of jackhammers and the whine of a mini - excavator , paleontologist Kim Scott scouted the tarry muck for relics from a long - buried beach . relics what sort of relics? are they valuable? 22 23 +992 3 She had plenty of choices . Major construction on the highly anticipated Westside subway extension won ' t begin until next year , but an exploratory shaft dug at the corner of Ogden Drive to assess soil conditions for future stations and tunnels has burped up a bonanza of prehistoric swag . prehistoric swag What prehistoric swag have been burped up? 49 51 +992 3 She had plenty of choices . Major construction on the highly anticipated Westside subway extension won ' t begin until next year , but an exploratory shaft dug at the corner of Ogden Drive to assess soil conditions for future stations and tunnels has burped up a bonanza of prehistoric swag . exploratory is this still safe? 25 26 +992 4 Officials had anticipated encountering a substantial cache : The dig is near the La Brea Tar Pits and features a sandy matrix with naturally occurring asphalt - a fossil haven . La Brea Tar Pits those are famous right? 13 17 +992 4 Officials had anticipated encountering a substantial cache : The dig is near the La Brea Tar Pits and features a sandy matrix with naturally occurring asphalt - a fossil haven . the La Brea Tar Pits Where is this at? 12 17 +992 4 Officials had anticipated encountering a substantial cache : The dig is near the La Brea Tar Pits and features a sandy matrix with naturally occurring asphalt - a fossil haven . fossil what money could be made form the fossil haven? 28 29 +992 5 Paleontologists have recovered mollusks , asphalt - saturated sand dollars , pieces of driftwood and Monterey cypress cones . sand dollars , what is a sand dollar? 8 11 +993 1 KLAMATH , Calif . - Lauren Alvarado states it simply : " Meth is everywhere in Indian country " . Lauren Alvarado who is he? 5 7 +993 1 KLAMATH , Calif . - Lauren Alvarado states it simply : " Meth is everywhere in Indian country " . " Meth is everywhere Why is meth so prevalent? 11 15 +993 1 KLAMATH , Calif . - Lauren Alvarado states it simply : " Meth is everywhere in Indian country " . Lauren Alvarado Who is Lauren Alvarado? 5 7 +993 2 Like many here , she first tried methamphetamine at age 12 . age 12 how did she get it? 9 11 +993 2 Like many here , she first tried methamphetamine at age 12 . she first tried methamphetamine at age 12 . How did she come upon this drug? 4 12 +993 2 Like many here , she first tried methamphetamine at age 12 . at age 12 Is this the normal age people try Meth? 8 11 +993 3 Legal trouble came at 13 with an arrest for public intoxication . Legal trouble What kind of legal trouble? 0 2 +993 3 Legal trouble came at 13 with an arrest for public intoxication . Legal trouble came at 13 How severe is the legal trouble at the age of 13? 0 5 +993 4 In the years that followed , she relied on charm and manipulation to get by , letting her grandmother down often . she relied Who is she? 6 8 +993 4 In the years that followed , she relied on charm and manipulation to get by , letting her grandmother down often . letting her grandmother what does her grandmother say? 16 19 +993 4 In the years that followed , she relied on charm and manipulation to get by , letting her grandmother down often . charm and manipulation to get by , How did these tactics work? 9 16 +993 4 In the years that followed , she relied on charm and manipulation to get by , letting her grandmother down often . charm and manipulation How would she use her charm? 9 12 +993 5 But today , at 31 , Alvarado and her grandmother have built a new trust . new trust How did they build a new trust? 13 15 +993 5 But today , at 31 , Alvarado and her grandmother have built a new trust . But today , Whats the date of this day? 0 3 +994 1 WASHINGTON - It took decades , congressional legislation and a review of thousands of war records , but two dozen veterans of World War II , Korea and Vietnam received the Medal of Honor on Tuesday from President Barack Obama at a somber and tearful White House ceremony . It took decades , Why did it take decades? 2 6 +994 1 WASHINGTON - It took decades , congressional legislation and a review of thousands of war records , but two dozen veterans of World War II , Korea and Vietnam received the Medal of Honor on Tuesday from President Barack Obama at a somber and tearful White House ceremony . two dozen veterans Who were the two dozen veterans who received the Medal of Honor? 18 21 +994 1 WASHINGTON - It took decades , congressional legislation and a review of thousands of war records , but two dozen veterans of World War II , Korea and Vietnam received the Medal of Honor on Tuesday from President Barack Obama at a somber and tearful White House ceremony . Medal of Honor Why did the veterans receive the Medal of Honor? 31 34 +994 2 " As one family member has said , this is long overdue , " Obama told the single largest group of Medal of Honor recipients since 1945 . overdue , " how long overdue? 11 14 +994 2 " As one family member has said , this is long overdue , " Obama told the single largest group of Medal of Honor recipients since 1945 . long overdue , " Why was this long overdue? 10 14 +994 3 The presentation came after Congress in a 2002 defense bill ordered a review of thousands of war records to determine whether Latino and Jewish veterans were denied the nation ' s highest military decoration because of discrimination . defense bill what is the bill called? 8 10 +994 5 Joe Baldonado , who was from Los Angeles , died at age 20 in Korea , where he used a machine gun to drive back enemy troops as grenades exploded around him . machine gun Why did he use a machine gun? 20 22 +995 1 TAHIRPUR , India - At first , Ashok Yadav ignored the patches of pink skin on his arm . TAHIRPUR , where is that? 0 2 +995 1 TAHIRPUR , India - At first , Ashok Yadav ignored the patches of pink skin on his arm . patches of pink skin Why were these patches here? 11 15 +995 1 TAHIRPUR , India - At first , Ashok Yadav ignored the patches of pink skin on his arm . TAHIRPUR , WHERE IN INDIA IS THIS? 0 2 +995 2 But when pale sores erupted on his body and he lost sensation in his fingertips , a doctor issued the devastating diagnosis : Yadav had leprosy . leprosy leprosy still exists? 25 26 +995 2 But when pale sores erupted on his body and he lost sensation in his fingertips , a doctor issued the devastating diagnosis : Yadav had leprosy . leprosy HOW DID HE GET LEPROSY? 25 26 +995 3 " What followed was like a nightmare , " said Yadav , who has lived in Kasturba Gram , a leper colony outside New Delhi , since his diagnosis 30 years ago . nightmare , " WHY WAS IT A NIGHTMARE TO HIM? 6 9 +995 4 " I lost my job . My parents felt I would spoil my sisters ' chances of getting married . felt I would spoil my sisters ' chances Why would his diagnosis have an effect on his sister? 8 16 +995 4 " I lost my job . My parents felt I would spoil my sisters ' chances of getting married . sisters ' chances of getting married . WHAT DOES THIS GUY HAVING LEPROSY HAVE TO DO WITH HIS SISTER GETTING MARRIED? 13 20 +995 5 My family felt it would be better if I left home " . left home " DID HE NOT GET TREATMENT FOR THE DISEASE? WHEN IS THE TIME PERIOD OF THIS ARTICLE? 9 12 +996 1 In 2009 , mathematician Tim Chartier and his students at Davidson College devised a formula to pick winners in the NCAA men ' s basketball tournament better than almost anyone else . winners Does the formula pick winners of individual games, the entire tournament, or both? 17 18 +996 1 In 2009 , mathematician Tim Chartier and his students at Davidson College devised a formula to pick winners in the NCAA men ' s basketball tournament better than almost anyone else . formula What was the formula to pick winners in the basketball tournament? 14 15 +996 1 In 2009 , mathematician Tim Chartier and his students at Davidson College devised a formula to pick winners in the NCAA men ' s basketball tournament better than almost anyone else . formula What is the formula or what kind of formula? 14 15 +996 2 That year , using strength of schedule and late season hot streaks , combined with middle school algebra , the Davidson math class out - picked 97 percent of the 4 million bracketeers in ESPN ' s annual March Madness contest . strength of what is strength of schedule? 4 6 +996 2 That year , using strength of schedule and late season hot streaks , combined with middle school algebra , the Davidson math class out - picked 97 percent of the 4 million bracketeers in ESPN ' s annual March Madness contest . strength How does the schedule provide strength to the formula’s accuracy? 4 5 +996 2 That year , using strength of schedule and late season hot streaks , combined with middle school algebra , the Davidson math class out - picked 97 percent of the 4 million bracketeers in ESPN ' s annual March Madness contest . strength of schedule How was strength of schedule used in this manner? 4 7 +996 3 " I was just stunned , particularly since it was new research , " Chartier remembered this week from his college office in North Carolina . just stunned , why was he so stunned? 3 6 +996 3 " I was just stunned , particularly since it was new research , " Chartier remembered this week from his college office in North Carolina . research , " Why were Chartier and his class doing this research? 11 14 +996 4 The next year , Chartier ' s students replicated their feat , as they did the next year and the next . replicated Did the students adjust or improve the formula to replicate their success? 8 9 +996 4 The next year , Chartier ' s students replicated their feat , as they did the next year and the next . students Which students were they or how many students? 7 8 +996 5 All of this seemed a rather quaint achievement , a footnote to Americans ' annual rite of spring , trying to predict winners in the 63 games of the tournament in their office pool . quaint it wasnt important? 6 7 +996 5 All of this seemed a rather quaint achievement , a footnote to Americans ' annual rite of spring , trying to predict winners in the 63 games of the tournament in their office pool . quaint Why does this sentence imply this achievement is not quaint 6 7 +996 5 All of this seemed a rather quaint achievement , a footnote to Americans ' annual rite of spring , trying to predict winners in the 63 games of the tournament in their office pool . quaint achievement , Why was the work so surprising? 6 9 +996 5 All of this seemed a rather quaint achievement , a footnote to Americans ' annual rite of spring , trying to predict winners in the 63 games of the tournament in their office pool . tournament Which tournament? 29 30 +997 1 For years , chocolate lovers have remained blissfully unaware of the precise reason bittersweet dark chocolate seems to improve cardiovascular health . improve cardiovascular health Why does bittersweet dark chocolate improve cardiovascular health? 18 21 +997 1 For years , chocolate lovers have remained blissfully unaware of the precise reason bittersweet dark chocolate seems to improve cardiovascular health . precise What is the precise reason? 11 12 +997 2 At least until now , that is . On Tuesday , researchers at a meeting of the American Chemical Society in Dallas said they had solved the confection conundrum : Specific chocolate - loving microbes in the gut convert an otherwise indigestible portion of the candy into anti - inflammatory compounds , they said . indigestible Why are they indigestible? 41 42 +997 3 Using a series of modified test tubes to simulate humans ' gurgling guts , researchers exposed several forms of cocoa powder to digestive juices and enzymes , and then to bacteria found in samples of human feces . modified how were they modified exactly? 4 5 +997 3 Using a series of modified test tubes to simulate humans ' gurgling guts , researchers exposed several forms of cocoa powder to digestive juices and enzymes , and then to bacteria found in samples of human feces . bacteria Why use fecal bacteria? 30 31 +997 4 What they found was that after cocoa was " digested , " long molecules called polyphenolic polymers remained within the gastrointestinal , or GI , tract . " digested , " is it not actually ingested? 8 12 +997 4 What they found was that after cocoa was " digested , " long molecules called polyphenolic polymers remained within the gastrointestinal , or GI , tract . polyphenolic polymers What are polyphenolic polymers? 15 17 +997 4 What they found was that after cocoa was " digested , " long molecules called polyphenolic polymers remained within the gastrointestinal , or GI , tract . remained Why do they remain? 17 18 +997 5 The molecules are too large to cross the walls of the gut and be used as nutrients , according to researcher John Finley , a professor of food science and biochemistry at Louisiana State University . too large how large are they exactly? 3 5 +997 5 The molecules are too large to cross the walls of the gut and be used as nutrients , according to researcher John Finley , a professor of food science and biochemistry at Louisiana State University . nutrients , What purpose do the molecules serve? 16 18 +998 1 PITTSBURGH - Two complaints parents have about homework are : There ' s too much and there ' s too little . much and there ' s is there a compromise? 14 19 +998 1 PITTSBURGH - Two complaints parents have about homework are : There ' s too much and there ' s too little . PITTSBURGH why is this only in Pittsburgh? Do parents in other places feel like this too? 0 1 +998 1 PITTSBURGH - Two complaints parents have about homework are : There ' s too much and there ' s too little . complaints parents have Are the complaints from the children or from the parents? 3 6 +998 2 In a report released Tuesday from the Brown Center on Education Policy at Brookings Institution in Washington , D . C . , senior fellow Tom Loveless says those who think there is too little homework as having the more common complaint . Tom Loveless what are his credemtials? 25 27 +998 2 In a report released Tuesday from the Brown Center on Education Policy at Brookings Institution in Washington , D . C . , senior fellow Tom Loveless says those who think there is too little homework as having the more common complaint . the more common complaint what are his statistics to support this and what is the difference between the too much and too little groups? 38 42 +998 3 But he adds that those complaining about too much homework get most of the attention . most of the attention Why do the parents who complain about too much homework get most of the attention? 11 15 +998 3 But he adds that those complaining about too much homework get most of the attention . get most of the attention . why do the complaints of too much homework get more attention? 10 16 +998 3 But he adds that those complaining about too much homework get most of the attention . he Who is he? 1 2 +998 3 But he adds that those complaining about too much homework get most of the attention . those complaining Is this about the children or the parents complaining about the amount of homework? 4 6 +998 4 " The homework horror stories need to be read in a proper perspective , " he wrote . proper perspective , " from what perspecitve? 11 15 +998 4 " The homework horror stories need to be read in a proper perspective , " he wrote . proper perspective , " what is the proper perspective? 11 15 +998 4 " The homework horror stories need to be read in a proper perspective , " he wrote . he wrote Who is he? 15 17 +998 4 " The homework horror stories need to be read in a proper perspective , " he wrote . homework horror stories What homework horror stories? 2 5 +998 5 " They seem to originate from the very personal discontents of a small group of parents . very personal discontents what do you mean by very personal discontents? 7 10 +998 5 " They seem to originate from the very personal discontents of a small group of parents . very personal discontents What very personal discontents? 7 10 +999 1 WASHINGTON - Black students are more likely to be suspended from U . S . public schools - even as tiny preschoolers . preschoolers suspended from preschool? 21 22 +999 1 WASHINGTON - Black students are more likely to be suspended from U . S . public schools - even as tiny preschoolers . are more likely to be suspended More likely than whom? 4 10 +999 1 WASHINGTON - Black students are more likely to be suspended from U . S . public schools - even as tiny preschoolers . Black students Why are black students more likely to be suspended? 2 4 +999 1 WASHINGTON - Black students are more likely to be suspended from U . S . public schools - even as tiny preschoolers . preschoolers Why would preschoolers be suspended from school? 21 22 +999 2 The racial disparities in American education , from access to high - level classes and experienced teachers to discipline , were highlighted in a report released Friday by the Education Department ' s civil rights arm . report What is the name of the report by the Education Department? 24 25 +999 2 The racial disparities in American education , from access to high - level classes and experienced teachers to discipline , were highlighted in a report released Friday by the Education Department ' s civil rights arm . civil rights arm . Why does the Education Department have a civil rights arm? 33 37 +999 3 The suspensions - and disparities - begin at the earliest grades . earliest grades why does it occur? 9 11 +999 3 The suspensions - and disparities - begin at the earliest grades . suspensions how long are the suspensions? 1 2 +999 5 Six percent of the nation ' s districts with preschools reported suspending at least one preschool child . percent of the nation ' s districts what are they suspended for? 1 8 +999 5 Six percent of the nation ' s districts with preschools reported suspending at least one preschool child . preschool child For what would a preschool child be suspended? 15 17 +1000 1 MAJDAL ANJAR , Lebanon - Along with some 20 other Syrian children , 13 - year - old Anas braves rain , mud and cold to attend class in a tent pitched along Lebanon ' s border with Syria , the home of a Syrian refugee family that serves as a classroom for four hours each day . home Why are Syian refugees making themselves a home near the Lebanon border? 41 42 +1000 1 MAJDAL ANJAR , Lebanon - Along with some 20 other Syrian children , 13 - year - old Anas braves rain , mud and cold to attend class in a tent pitched along Lebanon ' s border with Syria , the home of a Syrian refugee family that serves as a classroom for four hours each day . four Why are there classes four hours a day? 53 54 +1000 1 MAJDAL ANJAR , Lebanon - Along with some 20 other Syrian children , 13 - year - old Anas braves rain , mud and cold to attend class in a tent pitched along Lebanon ' s border with Syria , the home of a Syrian refugee family that serves as a classroom for four hours each day . home of a Syrian refugee family Do the residents of the tent also work as educators? 41 47 +1000 2 There are no benches and no blackboard . benches and is it empty? 3 5 +1000 2 There are no benches and no blackboard . no Why are there no benches and no blackboard? 2 3 +1000 2 There are no benches and no blackboard . no blackboard Are the children taught verbally? 5 7 +1000 3 There are no textbooks and no notebooks . textbooks and no is there anything? 3 6 +1000 3 There are no textbooks and no notebooks . no Why are there no textbooks and notebooks? 2 3 +1000 3 There are no textbooks and no notebooks . notebooks How can textbooks and notebooks be? 6 7 +1000 3 There are no textbooks and no notebooks . no textbooks and no notebooks What is taught in the class? 2 7 +1000 3 There are no textbooks and no notebooks . no notebooks How are the children supposed to study with nothing to write on? 5 7 +1000 4 Just sheets of paper and some pencils and crayons that two young refugee women use to teach children like Anas how to read and write , count and draw , sing songs and recite poems . teach Why do the refugee women teach their children how to read, write, count, draw, sing songs and recite poems? 16 17 +1000 4 Just sheets of paper and some pencils and crayons that two young refugee women use to teach children like Anas how to read and write , count and draw , sing songs and recite poems . two young refugee women How long have these refugees been providing this education service? 10 14 +1000 5 But even Anas might be considered one of the luckier ones of Syria ' s long conflict , which reached its third anniversary Saturday . third anniversary what is the conflict about? 21 23 +1000 5 But even Anas might be considered one of the luckier ones of Syria ' s long conflict , which reached its third anniversary Saturday . luckier How is Anas lucky? 9 10 +1000 5 But even Anas might be considered one of the luckier ones of Syria ' s long conflict , which reached its third anniversary Saturday . long Why is Syria in a long conflict? 15 16 +1000 5 But even Anas might be considered one of the luckier ones of Syria ' s long conflict , which reached its third anniversary Saturday . Syria ' s long conflict , What would end the conflict? 12 18 +1001 1 MILWAUKEE - A team of Wisconsin scientists has stitched together a dramatic 360 - degree portrait of the Milky Way that reveals never - seen - before details of our galaxy . never - seen - before details What never-seen-before details of our galaxy does the portrait show? 22 28 +1001 1 MILWAUKEE - A team of Wisconsin scientists has stitched together a dramatic 360 - degree portrait of the Milky Way that reveals never - seen - before details of our galaxy . stitched Why did scientists stitch together a 360-degree portrait of the Milky Way? 8 9 +1001 1 MILWAUKEE - A team of Wisconsin scientists has stitched together a dramatic 360 - degree portrait of the Milky Way that reveals never - seen - before details of our galaxy . MILWAUKEE - A team of Wisconsin scientists Which scientists are on the team? 0 7 +1001 1 MILWAUKEE - A team of Wisconsin scientists has stitched together a dramatic 360 - degree portrait of the Milky Way that reveals never - seen - before details of our galaxy . never - seen - before details What kinds of never before seen details? 22 28 +1001 2 The new galactic portrait is made up of about 2 . 5 million infrared images collected by NASA ' s orbiting Spitzer Space Telescope over the last decade . 2 . 5 million infrared images how are they combined? 9 15 +1001 2 The new galactic portrait is made up of about 2 . 5 million infrared images collected by NASA ' s orbiting Spitzer Space Telescope over the last decade . infrared How are infrared images collected? 13 14 +1001 2 The new galactic portrait is made up of about 2 . 5 million infrared images collected by NASA ' s orbiting Spitzer Space Telescope over the last decade . orbiting How was the Spitzer Space Telescope orbiting? 20 21 +1001 2 The new galactic portrait is made up of about 2 . 5 million infrared images collected by NASA ' s orbiting Spitzer Space Telescope over the last decade . Spitzer Space Telescope What is this telescope? Why can it catch such great images? 21 24 +1001 3 By looking at the sky in infrared light , astronomers can cut through clouds of obscuring interstellar dust , revealing stars , previously hidden stellar nurseries , proto stars , bubbles , jets , bow shocks , and nebulae that can ' t be seen in visible light . bow shocks , what is a bow shock? 34 37 +1001 3 By looking at the sky in infrared light , astronomers can cut through clouds of obscuring interstellar dust , revealing stars , previously hidden stellar nurseries , proto stars , bubbles , jets , bow shocks , and nebulae that can ' t be seen in visible light . stellar nurseries , What is a stellar nursery? 24 27 +1001 3 By looking at the sky in infrared light , astronomers can cut through clouds of obscuring interstellar dust , revealing stars , previously hidden stellar nurseries , proto stars , bubbles , jets , bow shocks , and nebulae that can ' t be seen in visible light . proto stars , What is a proto star? 27 30 +1001 3 By looking at the sky in infrared light , astronomers can cut through clouds of obscuring interstellar dust , revealing stars , previously hidden stellar nurseries , proto stars , bubbles , jets , bow shocks , and nebulae that can ' t be seen in visible light . bow shocks , What are bow shocks? 34 37 +1001 3 By looking at the sky in infrared light , astronomers can cut through clouds of obscuring interstellar dust , revealing stars , previously hidden stellar nurseries , proto stars , bubbles , jets , bow shocks , and nebulae that can ' t be seen in visible light . looking Why are scientists looking at the sky? 1 2 +1001 3 By looking at the sky in infrared light , astronomers can cut through clouds of obscuring interstellar dust , revealing stars , previously hidden stellar nurseries , proto stars , bubbles , jets , bow shocks , and nebulae that can ' t be seen in visible light . proto stars , What is a proto star? 27 30 +1001 3 By looking at the sky in infrared light , astronomers can cut through clouds of obscuring interstellar dust , revealing stars , previously hidden stellar nurseries , proto stars , bubbles , jets , bow shocks , and nebulae that can ' t be seen in visible light . can ' t be seen in visible light Why can't all those things be seen in visible light? 40 48 +1001 4 The infrared images that make up the new portrait provide revelations about the Milky Way ' s content and structure . content How is the Milky Way's content and structure revealing? 17 18 +1001 4 The infrared images that make up the new portrait provide revelations about the Milky Way ' s content and structure . revelations What are the new revelations? 10 11 +1001 5 They add more than 200 million new stars to the catalog of the Milky Way - plenty of astrophysical data to occupy a new generation of astronomers , according to scientists involved with the research . scientists who worked on it? 30 31 +1001 5 They add more than 200 million new stars to the catalog of the Milky Way - plenty of astrophysical data to occupy a new generation of astronomers , according to scientists involved with the research . involved How are the other scientists involved with the research? 31 32 +1002 1 PHILADELPHIA - Call it " The Mystery of Oblong Blobs " . " The Mystery of Oblong Blobs " What is \"The Mystery of Oblong Blobs\"? 4 11 +1002 1 PHILADELPHIA - Call it " The Mystery of Oblong Blobs " . Mystery of Oblong Blobs " what does this mean? 6 11 +1002 1 PHILADELPHIA - Call it " The Mystery of Oblong Blobs " . Oblong Blobs " Who is Oblong Blobs? 8 11 +1002 2 In the prevailing scientific view , they are microscopic remains of ancient pigment granules , offering clues to the colors of winged dinosaurs . pigment granules , How do pigment granules last so long without decomposing? 12 15 +1002 2 In the prevailing scientific view , they are microscopic remains of ancient pigment granules , offering clues to the colors of winged dinosaurs . clues to the colors of winged dinosaurs How recent was this technological breakthrough created? 16 23 +1002 2 In the prevailing scientific view , they are microscopic remains of ancient pigment granules , offering clues to the colors of winged dinosaurs . ancient pigment granules , How long do these granules last before decaying? 11 15 +1002 3 But a new study by a Drexel University graduate proposes a different explanation - one that has ruffled a few academic feathers . different explanation What is the different explanation a Drexel University graduate offered? 11 13 +1002 3 But a new study by a Drexel University graduate proposes a different explanation - one that has ruffled a few academic feathers . different explanation what is his explanation? 11 13 +1002 3 But a new study by a Drexel University graduate proposes a different explanation - one that has ruffled a few academic feathers . a different explanation What is the explanation? 10 13 +1002 3 But a new study by a Drexel University graduate proposes a different explanation - one that has ruffled a few academic feathers . ruffled a few academic feathers Why has the explanation caused distress? 17 22 +1002 4 Alison E . Moyer , now a Ph . D . student at North Carolina State University , says the cigar - shaped " microbodies , " just one - millionth of a meter long , might simply be impressions left by very old bacteria . cigar - shaped why are they cigar shaped? 20 23 +1002 4 Alison E . Moyer , now a Ph . D . student at North Carolina State University , says the cigar - shaped " microbodies , " just one - millionth of a meter long , might simply be impressions left by very old bacteria . impressions left by very old bacteria Why is it difficult to tell the difference between a particle and an impression? 39 45 +1002 4 Alison E . Moyer , now a Ph . D . student at North Carolina State University , says the cigar - shaped " microbodies , " just one - millionth of a meter long , might simply be impressions left by very old bacteria . simply be impressions left by very old bacteria How can the impressions be confirmed to be either bacteria or preserved dinosaur flesh? 37 45 +1002 5 Their size and shape , among other attributes , do not rule out either interpretation , she says . other attributes , What attributes would researchers need to further hone in on to determine what the microbodies are? 6 9 +1003 1 BOGOTA , Colombia - In the parking garage of a small apartment building across the highway from Bogota ' s El Campin soccer stadium , a young man and his mentor practice bullfighting techniques under the light of an atrium . El Campin is that a big stadium? 20 22 +1003 1 BOGOTA , Colombia - In the parking garage of a small apartment building across the highway from Bogota ' s El Campin soccer stadium , a young man and his mentor practice bullfighting techniques under the light of an atrium . young man and his mentor Who is the young man and his mentor? 26 31 +1003 1 BOGOTA , Colombia - In the parking garage of a small apartment building across the highway from Bogota ' s El Campin soccer stadium , a young man and his mentor practice bullfighting techniques under the light of an atrium . light Are they practicing at night? 36 37 +1003 1 BOGOTA , Colombia - In the parking garage of a small apartment building across the highway from Bogota ' s El Campin soccer stadium , a young man and his mentor practice bullfighting techniques under the light of an atrium . light of an atrium Why is this a good place to train? 36 40 +1003 2 As 18 - year - old Andres Del Castillo sweeps a magenta cape , he emits a soft guttural sound . magenta cape , sweeps a cape and doesnt wear it? 11 14 +1003 2 As 18 - year - old Andres Del Castillo sweeps a magenta cape , he emits a soft guttural sound . guttural Is this a normal bullfighting technique? 18 19 +1003 4 He ends the pass with one leg fully extended behind him , his foot in a point , the other firmly planted below . his foot in a point , it means standing on his toes? 12 18 +1003 4 He ends the pass with one leg fully extended behind him , his foot in a point , the other firmly planted below . point , Where is the cape pointed at this point? 16 18 +1003 4 He ends the pass with one leg fully extended behind him , his foot in a point , the other firmly planted below . his foot in a point , Why is foot positioning so important? 12 18 +1003 5 After the imaginary bull passes , his gaze lifts as he takes a few triumphant strides . imaginary Has the bull always been imaginary or have they been practicing without the bull? 2 3 +1004 1 BRUSSELS - President Barack Obama laid a wreath at the World War I memorial at Flanders Field on Wednesday , noting the war that tore apart Europe still echoes in conflicts 100 years later . wreath a wreath of flowers? 7 8 +1004 1 BRUSSELS - President Barack Obama laid a wreath at the World War I memorial at Flanders Field on Wednesday , noting the war that tore apart Europe still echoes in conflicts 100 years later . echoes in conflicts Why would World War I still echo in conflicts 100 years later? 28 31 +1004 1 BRUSSELS - President Barack Obama laid a wreath at the World War I memorial at Flanders Field on Wednesday , noting the war that tore apart Europe still echoes in conflicts 100 years later . Flanders Field Where is Flanders Field? 15 17 +1004 2 " The lessons of that war speak to us still , " Obama said in his first stop since arriving in Belgium late Tuesday . Belgium late Tuesday tuesday of which year? 21 24 +1004 3 The president is in Brussels for a summit with European Union leaders . European Union leaders Which European Union leaders? 9 12 +1004 3 The president is in Brussels for a summit with European Union leaders . for a summit with European Union leaders . What is the summit discussing? 5 13 +1004 4 He ' s also slated to meet with NATO ' s secretary - general and deliver a speech at the Palais des Beaux - Arts . Palais des Beaux - Arts what is that building? 20 25 +1004 5 The itinerary , like much of Obama ' s European trip this week , is expected to be dominated by talk of a new threat on Europe ' s doorstep . new threat What is the new threat on Europe's doorstep? 23 25 +1004 5 The itinerary , like much of Obama ' s European trip this week , is expected to be dominated by talk of a new threat on Europe ' s doorstep . new threat on Europe ' s doorstep What is threatening Europe? 23 30 +1004 5 The itinerary , like much of Obama ' s European trip this week , is expected to be dominated by talk of a new threat on Europe ' s doorstep . talk of a new threat on Europe ' s doorstep What is that threat? 20 30 +1005 1 WASHINGTON - Andy Wills was sleeping on a friend ' s couch in Cordova , Alaska , on March 24 , 1989 , ready to head out and harvest spring herring in Prince William Sound . Andy Wills where is he now? 2 4 +1005 1 WASHINGTON - Andy Wills was sleeping on a friend ' s couch in Cordova , Alaska , on March 24 , 1989 , ready to head out and harvest spring herring in Prince William Sound . ready to head out and harvest spring herring Why is he harvesting spring herring, is that his job? 23 31 +1005 1 WASHINGTON - Andy Wills was sleeping on a friend ' s couch in Cordova , Alaska , on March 24 , 1989 , ready to head out and harvest spring herring in Prince William Sound . sleeping on a friend ' s couch Is he homeless or just visiting a friend? 5 12 +1005 2 " My buddy had just handed me a cup of coffee in the morning and we ' re watching ‘ Good Morning America , ' " Wills said . ‘ Good Morning America , ' why does it matter what they were watching? 19 25 +1005 2 " My buddy had just handed me a cup of coffee in the morning and we ' re watching ‘ Good Morning America , ' " Wills said . we ' re watching ‘ Good Morning America where are they both? is his friend at his house or vice versa? 15 23 +1005 3 " And there ' s the Exxon Valdez on TV , spilling oil " . Exxon Valdez What is this? Some kind of oil tank? 6 8 +1005 4 " We were like , ‘ No ! ' It was just the start of a nightmare , " Wills said . start of a nightmare , " how long did it take to end? 13 19 +1005 4 " We were like , ‘ No ! ' It was just the start of a nightmare , " Wills said . nightmare , " what was the nightmare? 16 19 +1005 4 " We were like , ‘ No ! ' It was just the start of a nightmare , " Wills said . It was just the start of a nightmare , " What went wrong? 9 19 +1006 1 LOS ANGELES - Some girls choose soccer or cheerleading . Some girls what do the others choose? 3 5 +1006 1 LOS ANGELES - Some girls choose soccer or cheerleading . choose soccer or cheerleading Why would some girls choose soccer over cheerleading? 5 9 +1006 1 LOS ANGELES - Some girls choose soccer or cheerleading . choose Why do girls choose soccer or cheerleading? 5 6 +1006 2 Ivy Wolk chose roller derby . " This is it , this is for me , " the petite , wide - eyed 9 - year - old said to her mom the first time she saw the Los Angeles Derby Dolls hit the track , and one another , two years ago . roller derby Why did Ivy Wolk choose roller derby? 3 5 +1006 2 Ivy Wolk chose roller derby . " This is it , this is for me , " the petite , wide - eyed 9 - year - old said to her mom the first time she saw the Los Angeles Derby Dolls hit the track , and one another , two years ago . chose Why did Ivy Wolk choose the roller derby? 2 3 +1006 3 Split lips , black eyes , rink rash and bruises are trophies here . trophies here injuries become trophies? 11 13 +1006 3 Split lips , black eyes , rink rash and bruises are trophies here . trophies Why are split lips, black eyes, rink rash and bruises considered trophies there? 11 12 +1006 4 " It ' s not child abuse , it ' s derby , " she once told her mother , who made sure she alerted her daughter ' s pediatrician about the girl ' s newfound love for the sport . she alerted her daughter ' s pediatrician Why did Ivy Wolk's mother alert her daughter's pediatrician? 23 30 +1006 4 " It ' s not child abuse , it ' s derby , " she once told her mother , who made sure she alerted her daughter ' s pediatrician about the girl ' s newfound love for the sport . alerted Why did the mother feel obligated to alert her daughter's pediatrician about her daughter playing the sport? 24 25 +1006 5 " There have literally been days where I have been like , ‘ I must be crazy . ' But she just picks herself up and gets back out there , " said her mother , Tracy Wolk . must be crazy why does she think shes crazy? 14 17 +1006 5 " There have literally been days where I have been like , ‘ I must be crazy . ' But she just picks herself up and gets back out there , " said her mother , Tracy Wolk . picks Why does she pick herself up and get back out there? 22 23 +1006 5 " There have literally been days where I have been like , ‘ I must be crazy . ' But she just picks herself up and gets back out there , " said her mother , Tracy Wolk . ‘ I must be crazy Why did her mother feel negatively about herself and her daughter's choice of sport? 12 17 +1007 1 The view from the basement laboratory is breathtaking . breathtaking Why is the view breathtaking? 7 8 +1007 1 The view from the basement laboratory is breathtaking . view what can be seen? 1 2 +1007 1 The view from the basement laboratory is breathtaking . basement laboratory Where is the basement laboratory? 4 6 +1007 2 Not the one out the tiny windows of the half - underground office . one What one? 2 3 +1007 2 Not the one out the tiny windows of the half - underground office . tiny How tiny are the windows? 5 6 +1007 3 It ' s on a smartphone that computer science Prof . Stergios Roumeliotis is using while walking around the depths of the University of Minnesota ' s Walter Library . smartphone What kind of smartphone? 5 6 +1007 3 It ' s on a smartphone that computer science Prof . Stergios Roumeliotis is using while walking around the depths of the University of Minnesota ' s Walter Library . smartphone the view is on the smartphone? 5 6 +1007 3 It ' s on a smartphone that computer science Prof . Stergios Roumeliotis is using while walking around the depths of the University of Minnesota ' s Walter Library . smartphone What is on the smartphone Prof. Stergios Roumeliotis is using? 5 6 +1007 4 On the screen , a three - dimensional map of a nearby hallway has taken shape . hallway Where is the hallway? 12 13 +1007 4 On the screen , a three - dimensional map of a nearby hallway has taken shape . map What is the map of? 8 9 +1007 4 On the screen , a three - dimensional map of a nearby hallway has taken shape . nearby hallway Why does it display what it does? 11 13 +1007 5 The map was made by holding the smartphone ' s camera while moving . moving Which direction was the movement? 12 13 +1007 5 The map was made by holding the smartphone ' s camera while moving . moving just moving around randomly? 12 13 +1008 1 BEIJING - The search and rescue teams working off the west coast of Australia seeking the missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 discovered what oceanographers have been warning - that even the most far - flung stretches of ocean are full of garbage . are full of garbage how does it get there? 38 42 +1008 1 BEIJING - The search and rescue teams working off the west coast of Australia seeking the missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 discovered what oceanographers have been warning - that even the most far - flung stretches of ocean are full of garbage . full of garbage Where did the garbage come from? 39 42 +1008 1 BEIJING - The search and rescue teams working off the west coast of Australia seeking the missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 discovered what oceanographers have been warning - that even the most far - flung stretches of ocean are full of garbage . missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 When did the flight go missing and what are the circumstances around its going missing? 16 21 +1008 1 BEIJING - The search and rescue teams working off the west coast of Australia seeking the missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 discovered what oceanographers have been warning - that even the most far - flung stretches of ocean are full of garbage . oceanographers Which ocean are the search and rescue teams searching for Flight 370? 23 24 +1008 2 For the first time since the search focused on the south Indian Ocean 10 days ago , the sky was were clear enough and the sea was calm , allowing ships to retrieve the " suspicious items " spotted by planes and on satellite imagery . " suspicious items " why are they suspicious? 34 38 +1008 2 For the first time since the search focused on the south Indian Ocean 10 days ago , the sky was were clear enough and the sea was calm , allowing ships to retrieve the " suspicious items " spotted by planes and on satellite imagery . " suspicious items " Where they on the ocean floor or floating on top? What made them suspicious? 34 38 +1008 2 For the first time since the search focused on the south Indian Ocean 10 days ago , the sky was were clear enough and the sea was calm , allowing ships to retrieve the " suspicious items " spotted by planes and on satellite imagery . " suspicious items " What were the suspicious items? 34 38 +1008 2 For the first time since the search focused on the south Indian Ocean 10 days ago , the sky was were clear enough and the sea was calm , allowing ships to retrieve the " suspicious items " spotted by planes and on satellite imagery . " suspicious items " What were the suspicious items speculated to be? 34 38 +1008 2 For the first time since the search focused on the south Indian Ocean 10 days ago , the sky was were clear enough and the sea was calm , allowing ships to retrieve the " suspicious items " spotted by planes and on satellite imagery . focused on the south Indian Ocean Was the search focused somewhere else before it focused on the south Indian Ocean? 7 13 +1008 2 For the first time since the search focused on the south Indian Ocean 10 days ago , the sky was were clear enough and the sea was calm , allowing ships to retrieve the " suspicious items " spotted by planes and on satellite imagery . " suspicious items " What were the suspicious items spotted by planes? 34 38 +1008 3 But examined on board , none of them proved to be debris from the missing plane , just the ordinary garbage swirling around the ocean . But examined on board , Where was the examination done? 0 5 +1008 4 " A number of objects were retrieved by HMAS Success and Haixun 01 yesterday , " reported the Australian Maritime Safety Authority in a release Sunday . Sunday which year was this? 25 26 +1008 4 " A number of objects were retrieved by HMAS Success and Haixun 01 yesterday , " reported the Australian Maritime Safety Authority in a release Sunday . HMAS Success and Haixun 01 What is HMS Success and Haxium 01 - agencies or types of rescue boats? 8 13 +1008 4 " A number of objects were retrieved by HMAS Success and Haixun 01 yesterday , " reported the Australian Maritime Safety Authority in a release Sunday . number of objects What were the objects? 2 5 +1008 4 " A number of objects were retrieved by HMAS Success and Haixun 01 yesterday , " reported the Australian Maritime Safety Authority in a release Sunday . " A number of objects were retrieved What objects were retrieved? 0 7 +1009 1 Its official name is the Safe Carry Protection Act . Carry Protection is it about guns? 6 8 +1009 1 Its official name is the Safe Carry Protection Act . Safe Carry Protection Act What is the Safe Carry Protection Act? 5 9 +1009 1 Its official name is the Safe Carry Protection Act . Safe Carry Protection Act What is the Safe Carry Protection Act? 5 9 +1009 1 Its official name is the Safe Carry Protection Act . Its official name What is it talking about? 0 3 +1009 2 Critics call it the " guns everywhere bill " . Critics call it Why do critics call it this? 0 3 +1009 2 Critics call it the " guns everywhere bill " . Critics Who are the critics? 0 1 +1009 2 Critics call it the " guns everywhere bill " . " guns everywhere bill " Why do critics call it the guns everywhere bill? 4 9 +1009 3 Legislation awaiting the governor ' s signature in Georgia would allow guns in bars , churches , airports and schools . bars , churches , airports and schools is that a good idea? 13 20 +1009 3 Legislation awaiting the governor ' s signature in Georgia would allow guns in bars , churches , airports and schools . awaiting the governor ' s signature How long does this take? 1 7 +1009 3 Legislation awaiting the governor ' s signature in Georgia would allow guns in bars , churches , airports and schools . would allow Why did they make this decision? 9 11 +1009 3 Legislation awaiting the governor ' s signature in Georgia would allow guns in bars , churches , airports and schools . bars , churches , airports and schools Why are guns needed in these places? 13 20 +1009 3 Legislation awaiting the governor ' s signature in Georgia would allow guns in bars , churches , airports and schools . governor ' s Who is the governor in Georgia? 3 6 +1009 3 Legislation awaiting the governor ' s signature in Georgia would allow guns in bars , churches , airports and schools . allow guns Why do people want guns in those places? 10 12 +1009 4 It has drawn national attention because of its sweep . national attention What kind of attention? 3 5 +1009 5 The National Rifle Association called the bill ' s passage a " historic victory for the 2nd Amendment " . called Why did they say that? 4 5 +1010 1 FORT WORTH , Texas - Fleeing rural poverty in Kentucky , Rose Will Monroe piled her son and daughter into a bus in 1942 , not long after her husband was killed in a car wreck . bus in 1942 , where did they go? 21 25 +1010 1 FORT WORTH , Texas - Fleeing rural poverty in Kentucky , Rose Will Monroe piled her son and daughter into a bus in 1942 , not long after her husband was killed in a car wreck . Fleeing rural poverty WHY IS THERE RURAL POVERTY SO RAMPANT? 5 8 +1010 1 FORT WORTH , Texas - Fleeing rural poverty in Kentucky , Rose Will Monroe piled her son and daughter into a bus in 1942 , not long after her husband was killed in a car wreck . Rose Will Monroe Who is Rose Will Monroe? 11 14 +1010 1 FORT WORTH , Texas - Fleeing rural poverty in Kentucky , Rose Will Monroe piled her son and daughter into a bus in 1942 , not long after her husband was killed in a car wreck . Rose Will Monroe Who was Rose Will Monroe? 11 14 +1010 2 Monroe was determined to find work at the Willow Run airplane plant in Ypsilanti , Mich . She wanted to fly , but with two kids , the military kept the 22 - year - old widow on the ground . Ypsilanti , Mich is ypsilanti a BIG CITY? 13 16 +1010 2 Monroe was determined to find work at the Willow Run airplane plant in Ypsilanti , Mich . She wanted to fly , but with two kids , the military kept the 22 - year - old widow on the ground . Willow Run airplane plant WHY WAS THIS HER GOAL FOR EMPLOYMENT? 8 12 +1010 2 Monroe was determined to find work at the Willow Run airplane plant in Ypsilanti , Mich . She wanted to fly , but with two kids , the military kept the 22 - year - old widow on the ground . fly , Did she want to be a pilot? 20 22 +1010 3 So Monroe , a " tomboy " daughter of a carpenter , went to work wielding a 6 . 8 - pound rivet hammer on the mammoth assembly line devised by Henry Ford to produce B - 24 bombers . " tomboy " why is it in quotes? 4 7 +1010 4 Monroe was just one of 6 million American women who entered the workforce during World War II , about half of them in the defense industries . half of them in the defense industries . WHERE ELSE DID THE LADIES IN THE WORKFORCE GO? 19 27 +1010 4 Monroe was just one of 6 million American women who entered the workforce during World War II , about half of them in the defense industries . World War II , Why did so many women enter the workforce during World War II? 14 18 +1010 5 But she came to represent them all . represent them all . IS THIS THE STORY OF THE REAL ROSIE THE RIVETER? 4 8 +1010 5 But she came to represent them all . represent How would she represent them all? 4 5 +1010 5 But she came to represent them all . represent How did Monroe represent all the American women? 4 5 +1011 1 Unusual rib bones that grow out of the neck are giving scientists new clues about what caused the woolly mammoth to become extinct roughly 10 , 000 years ago . Unusual rib bones What is so unusual about the rib bones? 0 3 +1011 1 Unusual rib bones that grow out of the neck are giving scientists new clues about what caused the woolly mammoth to become extinct roughly 10 , 000 years ago . clues What clues do the rib bones give about the wooly mammoth extinction? 13 14 +1011 1 Unusual rib bones that grow out of the neck are giving scientists new clues about what caused the woolly mammoth to become extinct roughly 10 , 000 years ago . caused the woolly mammoth to become extinct What caused the wooly mammoth to become extinct? 16 23 +1011 1 Unusual rib bones that grow out of the neck are giving scientists new clues about what caused the woolly mammoth to become extinct roughly 10 , 000 years ago . Unusual rib bones Why are the bones unusual? 0 3 +1011 1 Unusual rib bones that grow out of the neck are giving scientists new clues about what caused the woolly mammoth to become extinct roughly 10 , 000 years ago . Unusual How these rib bones unusual, in relation to what? 0 1 +1011 1 Unusual rib bones that grow out of the neck are giving scientists new clues about what caused the woolly mammoth to become extinct roughly 10 , 000 years ago . Unusual rib bones What makes the bones unusual? 0 3 +1011 1 Unusual rib bones that grow out of the neck are giving scientists new clues about what caused the woolly mammoth to become extinct roughly 10 , 000 years ago . what caused the woolly mammoth to become extinct Do scientists know what caused the extinction? 15 23 +1011 1 Unusual rib bones that grow out of the neck are giving scientists new clues about what caused the woolly mammoth to become extinct roughly 10 , 000 years ago . 10 , 000 years ago How was this time frame determined? 24 29 +1011 2 The so - called cervical ribs - extra rib bones that protrude from the vertebrae at the base of the neck - were about 10 times more common in mammoths living in the Late Pleistocene than they are in elephants alive today , according to a study by Dutch researchers published Tuesday in the journal PeerJ . 10 times more common Why were the cervical rib bones 10 times more common in the late Pleistocene? 24 28 +1011 2 The so - called cervical ribs - extra rib bones that protrude from the vertebrae at the base of the neck - were about 10 times more common in mammoths living in the Late Pleistocene than they are in elephants alive today , according to a study by Dutch researchers published Tuesday in the journal PeerJ . elephants How closely are elephants related to mammoths, as a point of comparison? 39 40 +1011 2 The so - called cervical ribs - extra rib bones that protrude from the vertebrae at the base of the neck - were about 10 times more common in mammoths living in the Late Pleistocene than they are in elephants alive today , according to a study by Dutch researchers published Tuesday in the journal PeerJ . elephants alive today , Is this a rare event for todays elephants? 39 43 +1011 3 The cervical ribs themselves aren ' t necessarily dangerous , but they tend to appear in animals that failed to develop normally during the early stages of pregnancy , and other problems associated with abnormal development can be fatal . other problems How are these problems fatal? 30 32 +1011 3 The cervical ribs themselves aren ' t necessarily dangerous , but they tend to appear in animals that failed to develop normally during the early stages of pregnancy , and other problems associated with abnormal development can be fatal . failed Why do cervical ribs appear in animals that failed to develop normally in pregnancy? 18 19 +1011 3 The cervical ribs themselves aren ' t necessarily dangerous , but they tend to appear in animals that failed to develop normally during the early stages of pregnancy , and other problems associated with abnormal development can be fatal . failed to develop normally Why didn't they develop normally, is it known? 18 22 +1011 3 The cervical ribs themselves aren ' t necessarily dangerous , but they tend to appear in animals that failed to develop normally during the early stages of pregnancy , and other problems associated with abnormal development can be fatal . other problems What are some of the other problems? 30 32 +1011 4 In humans , for instance , about 90 percent of babies born with a cervical rib die before they are old enough to reproduce , according to a 2006 study in the journal Evolution . rib die what do they die of? 15 17 +1011 4 In humans , for instance , about 90 percent of babies born with a cervical rib die before they are old enough to reproduce , according to a 2006 study in the journal Evolution . 90 percent Why is the percentage of death so high in humans with a cervical rib? 7 9 +1011 4 In humans , for instance , about 90 percent of babies born with a cervical rib die before they are old enough to reproduce , according to a 2006 study in the journal Evolution . die Why do they die? 16 17 +1011 5 The authors of the new study became interested in cervical ribs in mammoths after mammoth fossils were dug up in the Netherlands during a public works project to extend Rotterdam Harbor into the North Sea . Rotterdam Harbor what part of the netherlands is that in? 29 31 +1011 5 The authors of the new study became interested in cervical ribs in mammoths after mammoth fossils were dug up in the Netherlands during a public works project to extend Rotterdam Harbor into the North Sea . became interested What peaked their interest? 6 8 +1011 5 The authors of the new study became interested in cervical ribs in mammoths after mammoth fossils were dug up in the Netherlands during a public works project to extend Rotterdam Harbor into the North Sea . mammoth fossils How many fossils were found? 14 16 +1012 1 FORT LAUDERDALE , Fla . - In a remote part of southwestern Palm Beach County , as a platoon of reporters and photographers watched , a Florida panther was lowered to the ground in a crate . a Florida panther Lowered to the ground where? In a zoo? At the beach? Why are they lowering a panther? 25 28 +1012 1 FORT LAUDERDALE , Fla . - In a remote part of southwestern Palm Beach County , as a platoon of reporters and photographers watched , a Florida panther was lowered to the ground in a crate . crate Why was the Florida panther in a crate? 35 36 +1012 1 FORT LAUDERDALE , Fla . - In a remote part of southwestern Palm Beach County , as a platoon of reporters and photographers watched , a Florida panther was lowered to the ground in a crate . Florida panther Why was a panther in Florida? 26 28 +1012 1 FORT LAUDERDALE , Fla . - In a remote part of southwestern Palm Beach County , as a platoon of reporters and photographers watched , a Florida panther was lowered to the ground in a crate . lowered to the ground in a crate Why was a panther being lowered to the ground in a crate? 29 36 +1012 2 The panther , raised for 18 months in captivity after his mother ' s death , crept out , took a look around , bolted down a dirt road and disappeared into the forest , a heartwarming Born Free image that appeared in newspapers and TV broadcasts . mother ' s death , How did the panther's mother die? 11 16 +1012 3 Nine months later , the panther was dead of pneumonia . Nine months why did it take nine months? 0 2 +1012 3 Nine months later , the panther was dead of pneumonia . panther was dead of pneumonia Could the panther have had pneumonia prior to being released? 5 10 +1012 3 Nine months later , the panther was dead of pneumonia . panther was dead of pneumonia How did the panther contract pneumonia? How did they even find this out? 5 10 +1012 3 Nine months later , the panther was dead of pneumonia . pneumonia . How did it get pneumonia? 9 11 +1012 4 Such a fate is common for male panthers rescued and released by state wildlife officers . common why is it common? 4 5 +1012 4 Such a fate is common for male panthers rescued and released by state wildlife officers . common for male panthers rescued Why is this a common occurrence? 4 9 +1012 4 Such a fate is common for male panthers rescued and released by state wildlife officers . Such a fate is common for male panthers Why is this fate so common? 0 8 +1012 4 Such a fate is common for male panthers rescued and released by state wildlife officers . common Why is it common for male panthers to get pneumonia? 4 5 +1012 4 Such a fate is common for male panthers rescued and released by state wildlife officers . fate is common Why is it a common fate? 2 5 +1012 5 Seventeen panthers have been released since the program started in 1987 . 1987 how many per year? 10 11 +1012 5 Seventeen panthers have been released since the program started in 1987 . Seventeen panthers have been released Why not more panthers? Is this a lot? 0 5 +1013 1 BEIJING - A Peking duck dinner might inspire a twinge of guilt about indulging in some decadent , fatty fowl . twinge of guilt who is guilty? 9 12 +1013 1 BEIJING - A Peking duck dinner might inspire a twinge of guilt about indulging in some decadent , fatty fowl . twinge of guilt Why would a Peking duck dinner inspire a twinge of guilt? 9 12 +1013 2 But health - conscious diners at the high - end Da Dong restaurant chain here in the Chinese capital can at least rationalize that they did a little weightlifting before their meal . weightlifting is there a gym nearby? 28 29 +1013 2 But health - conscious diners at the high - end Da Dong restaurant chain here in the Chinese capital can at least rationalize that they did a little weightlifting before their meal . Chinese capital What is the Chinese capital? 17 19 +1013 3 That ' s because the menus at Da Dong are heftier than a small gym dumbbell - 5 pounds , 4 ounces , to be exact . menus What kind of menus? 5 6 +1013 3 That ' s because the menus at Da Dong are heftier than a small gym dumbbell - 5 pounds , 4 ounces , to be exact . heftier Why are the Da Dong menus heftier? 10 11 +1013 4 Measuring 20 inches tall , 15 inches wide and more than an inch thick , the 140 - page menu outweighs National Geographic ' s Global Atlas . 140 - page menu why is it such a big menu? 16 20 +1013 4 Measuring 20 inches tall , 15 inches wide and more than an inch thick , the 140 - page menu outweighs National Geographic ' s Global Atlas . Atlas What is an Atlas? 26 27 +1013 4 Measuring 20 inches tall , 15 inches wide and more than an inch thick , the 140 - page menu outweighs National Geographic ' s Global Atlas . National Geographic ' s Global Atlas How big is the National Geographic global Atlas? 21 27 +1014 1 MIAMI - Cuban blogger Yoani Sanchez says her planned digital newspaper is just weeks away from its debut , with a dozen staffers getting last minute training and looking for novel ways to distribute the reports with text messages , emails and digital memory devices . Yoani Sanchez what are her credentials? 4 6 +1014 1 MIAMI - Cuban blogger Yoani Sanchez says her planned digital newspaper is just weeks away from its debut , with a dozen staffers getting last minute training and looking for novel ways to distribute the reports with text messages , emails and digital memory devices . digital newspaper What is the name of the digital newspaper? 9 11 +1014 1 MIAMI - Cuban blogger Yoani Sanchez says her planned digital newspaper is just weeks away from its debut , with a dozen staffers getting last minute training and looking for novel ways to distribute the reports with text messages , emails and digital memory devices . digital newspaper What is the digital newspaper called? 9 11 +1014 1 MIAMI - Cuban blogger Yoani Sanchez says her planned digital newspaper is just weeks away from its debut , with a dozen staffers getting last minute training and looking for novel ways to distribute the reports with text messages , emails and digital memory devices . planned digital newspaper What is the name of the newspaper? 8 11 +1014 2 The publication , which she prefers to call a " new media , " will include the usual news as well as investigative reports , sports , interviews and profiles , Sanchez told the Hispanicize conference Tuesday at the Intercontinental Hotel in downtown Miami . " new media , " What is new media? 9 14 +1014 2 The publication , which she prefers to call a " new media , " will include the usual news as well as investigative reports , sports , interviews and profiles , Sanchez told the Hispanicize conference Tuesday at the Intercontinental Hotel in downtown Miami . a " new media , " will What does \"new media\" mean to Sanchez? 8 15 +1014 4 " I am not a career journalist , but I have become a journalist on the run . on the run why is she on the run? 14 17 +1014 4 " I am not a career journalist , but I have become a journalist on the run . journalist on the run What is a journalist on the run? 13 17 +1014 4 " I am not a career journalist , but I have become a journalist on the run . on the run What is she on the run about or for? 14 17 +1014 4 " I am not a career journalist , but I have become a journalist on the run . journalist on the run What does \"journalist on the run\" mean to Sanchez? 13 17 +1014 4 " I am not a career journalist , but I have become a journalist on the run . journalist on the run Why is she a journalist on the run? 13 17 +1014 5 That is my passion . I believe in the force for change that is information . That What does she mean by that in that is her passion? 0 1 +1015 1 LOS ANGELES - Only the prom king and queen are safe . queen are safe safe from what? 8 11 +1015 1 LOS ANGELES - Only the prom king and queen are safe . ANGELES - Only the prom king and queen are safe . Why are they safe? 1 12 +1015 1 LOS ANGELES - Only the prom king and queen are safe . king and queen are safe Why is everyone else in danger? 6 11 +1015 1 LOS ANGELES - Only the prom king and queen are safe . safe Safe from what? 10 11 +1015 2 Researchers say that the more popular teens are - except for those at the very apex of the fragile high school hierarchy - the more likely they are to be bullied , perhaps a surprise to people who presumed outcasts were the exclusive targets . very apex of the fragile high school hierarchy Why are these teens less likely to be bullied? 14 22 +1015 2 Researchers say that the more popular teens are - except for those at the very apex of the fragile high school hierarchy - the more likely they are to be bullied , perhaps a surprise to people who presumed outcasts were the exclusive targets . likely How is that possible? 25 26 +1015 3 Researchers Robert Faris of the University of California at Davis and Diane Felmlee of Penn State University write that traditional , everyday views of bullying - reported by nearly a fifth of teens - tell less than the whole story . whole story what is the whole story? 38 40 +1015 3 Researchers Robert Faris of the University of California at Davis and Diane Felmlee of Penn State University write that traditional , everyday views of bullying - reported by nearly a fifth of teens - tell less than the whole story . traditional , everyday views of bullying What are the traditional views? 19 25 +1015 3 Researchers Robert Faris of the University of California at Davis and Diane Felmlee of Penn State University write that traditional , everyday views of bullying - reported by nearly a fifth of teens - tell less than the whole story . reported by nearly a fifth of teens What types of bullying were reported in these studies? 26 33 +1015 3 Researchers Robert Faris of the University of California at Davis and Diane Felmlee of Penn State University write that traditional , everyday views of bullying - reported by nearly a fifth of teens - tell less than the whole story . traditional , everyday views of bullying What are the traditional, everyday views of bullying? 19 25 +1015 4 " For most students , gains in status increase the likelihood of victimization and the severity of its consequences , " they wrote in the journal of the American Sociological Association . increase the likelihood of victimization Why would this increase in prestige lead to being more likely to be bullied? 8 13 +1015 4 " For most students , gains in status increase the likelihood of victimization and the severity of its consequences , " they wrote in the journal of the American Sociological Association . " For most students , How many students fit into this category of most? 0 5 +1015 4 " For most students , gains in status increase the likelihood of victimization and the severity of its consequences , " they wrote in the journal of the American Sociological Association . victimization Who is being victimized? 12 13 +1015 5 The aggressors , too , often " possess strong social skills , " and bully others to move up the social ladder rather than to " re - enact their own troubled home lives " . " possess strong social skills , " bullies have good social skills? 6 13 +1015 5 The aggressors , too , often " possess strong social skills , " and bully others to move up the social ladder rather than to " re - enact their own troubled home lives " . their own troubled home lives " How are those doing the bullying reporting their own misfortunes at home? 29 35 +1015 5 The aggressors , too , often " possess strong social skills , " and bully others to move up the social ladder rather than to " re - enact their own troubled home lives " . " possess strong social skills , " What social skills do the aggressors possess? 6 13 +1016 1 MIAMI - Irene Granados celebrated her 16th birthday while walking through the desert two years ago trying to reach the United States - and safety . United States Why was Irene Granados trying to reach the United States? 20 22 +1016 1 MIAMI - Irene Granados celebrated her 16th birthday while walking through the desert two years ago trying to reach the United States - and safety . safety How was Irene Granados not safe? 24 25 +1016 1 MIAMI - Irene Granados celebrated her 16th birthday while walking through the desert two years ago trying to reach the United States - and safety . Irene Granados Who is Irene Granados? 2 4 +1016 1 MIAMI - Irene Granados celebrated her 16th birthday while walking through the desert two years ago trying to reach the United States - and safety . walking through the desert Which desert? 9 13 +1016 2 Brothers Javier and Denis Giron , 13 and 17 , floated on a raft across the Rio Grande River last year - also in a bid to reach safety . reach safety What happened to the two brothers that they were trying to reach safety? 27 29 +1016 2 Brothers Javier and Denis Giron , 13 and 17 , floated on a raft across the Rio Grande River last year - also in a bid to reach safety . Rio Grande River where is that river? 16 19 +1016 3 Granados and the Giron brothers were fleeing their native Central American countries where gang violence is spreading . Central American countries which countries? 9 12 +1016 3 Granados and the Giron brothers were fleeing their native Central American countries where gang violence is spreading . where gang violence is spreading What country is gang violence spreading? 12 17 +1016 3 Granados and the Giron brothers were fleeing their native Central American countries where gang violence is spreading . Central American countries Which Central American countries? 9 12 +1016 4 The three are part of a surge in unaccompanied children and teenagers flowing across the Mexican border to the United States . surge when did the surge begin? 6 7 +1017 1 Tim Warner , chief executive of Cinemark Holdings Inc . , admits he ' d never heard of the popular science fiction series " Dr . " Dr which series? 23 25 +1017 1 Tim Warner , chief executive of Cinemark Holdings Inc . , admits he ' d never heard of the popular science fiction series " Dr . Cinemark Holdings What type of business is Cinemark Holdings? 6 8 +1017 2 So the Montana native was skeptical when executives at BBC America approached him about the idea of screening a simulcast of the 50th anniversary episode of the cult - classic British TV series in Cinemark theaters across Latin America and the U . S . executives at BBC America Who were the executives at BBC America? 7 11 +1017 2 So the Montana native was skeptical when executives at BBC America approached him about the idea of screening a simulcast of the 50th anniversary episode of the cult - classic British TV series in Cinemark theaters across Latin America and the U . S . was skeptical Why was he skeptical about such a long-running series? 4 6 +1017 3 In late November , hundreds of " Whovians " showed up at more than 700 theaters from Los Angeles to New York and Sao Paulo , Brazil , many dressed as their favorite characters , to watch screenings of the special " Doctor Who : The Day of the Doctor " . " Whovians " is that a made up term? 6 9 +1017 4 " To be honest , many of us had never heard of ‘ Dr . of us had who is saying this? 6 9 +1017 4 " To be honest , many of us had never heard of ‘ Dr . never heard Why had they never heard of Doctor Who? 9 11 +1017 4 " To be honest , many of us had never heard of ‘ Dr . ‘ Dr What Dr. are they talking about? 12 14 +1018 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - When Terise Marchelos pulls up , the cats come running . come which cats? 13 14 +1018 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - When Terise Marchelos pulls up , the cats come running . up , Where is he pulling up to? 9 11 +1018 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - When Terise Marchelos pulls up , the cats come running . the cats come running Why do the cats come running when Terise, and are they metaphoric, or literal cats? 11 15 +1018 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - When Terise Marchelos pulls up , the cats come running . Terise Marchelos Where does Terise Marchelos pull up? 6 8 +1018 2 Lots of cats . Tabbies , tuxedos and tortoiseshells - about 20 of the animals greet her each evening when she arrives in a parking lot next to the train tracks south of downtown Orlando , Fla . She brings food every day to sustain the colony - one of hundreds of feral - cat colonies her organization , CARE Feline TNR Inc . , supports in Orange , Seminole and Osceola counties in the state . food What type of food does she bring them? 40 41 +1018 2 Lots of cats . Tabbies , tuxedos and tortoiseshells - about 20 of the animals greet her each evening when she arrives in a parking lot next to the train tracks south of downtown Orlando , Fla . She brings food every day to sustain the colony - one of hundreds of feral - cat colonies her organization , CARE Feline TNR Inc . , supports in Orange , Seminole and Osceola counties in the state . She brings food How much food does she bring with her? 38 41 +1018 3 But the simple act of feeding hungry cats is at the center of a fierce national debate that pits cat advocates against bird lovers , environmentalists and even the animal - rights group PETA over how to handle the millions of feral cats across the country . fierce national debate is it bad to feed? 14 17 +1018 3 But the simple act of feeding hungry cats is at the center of a fierce national debate that pits cat advocates against bird lovers , environmentalists and even the animal - rights group PETA over how to handle the millions of feral cats across the country . handle What is the debate over how to handle the feral cats? 37 38 +1018 3 But the simple act of feeding hungry cats is at the center of a fierce national debate that pits cat advocates against bird lovers , environmentalists and even the animal - rights group PETA over how to handle the millions of feral cats across the country . at the center of a fierce national debate Why is the simple act of feeding cats at the center of the debate? 9 17 +1018 3 But the simple act of feeding hungry cats is at the center of a fierce national debate that pits cat advocates against bird lovers , environmentalists and even the animal - rights group PETA over how to handle the millions of feral cats across the country . national debate What is the national debate over feral cats? 15 17 +1018 4 At issue is the practice known as TNR , for trap - neuter - return . TNR , is this a bad thing? 7 9 +1018 4 At issue is the practice known as TNR , for trap - neuter - return . trap - neuter - return Where are they returning them? 10 15 +1018 4 At issue is the practice known as TNR , for trap - neuter - return . At issue is the practice known as TNR , How is this an issue, if it helps lower the amount of cats that can reproduce? 0 9 +1018 5 Volunteers feed and trap cats , take them to a veterinarian to be vaccinated and spayed or neutered , then return them to the area where they live . neutered , Who pays for these neuterings? 17 19 +1019 1 A new study appears to validate what every 12 - year - old knows : If you drop food on the floor , you have five seconds until it becomes contaminated . study they really studied this? 2 3 +1019 1 A new study appears to validate what every 12 - year - old knows : If you drop food on the floor , you have five seconds until it becomes contaminated . study who is the study carried out by? 2 3 +1019 1 A new study appears to validate what every 12 - year - old knows : If you drop food on the floor , you have five seconds until it becomes contaminated . A new study What is the new study on? 0 3 +1019 1 A new study appears to validate what every 12 - year - old knows : If you drop food on the floor , you have five seconds until it becomes contaminated . new study Who did the new study? 1 3 +1019 2 Biology students at Aston University in Birmingham , England , tested the time - honored five - second rule and claim to have found some truth to it . some How much truth is some truth? 24 25 +1019 2 Biology students at Aston University in Birmingham , England , tested the time - honored five - second rule and claim to have found some truth to it . truth What truth did the biology students find to the five-second rule? 25 26 +1019 3 The faster you pick food up off the floor , they discovered , the less likely it is to contain bacteria . likely it is how did they measure bacteria? 15 18 +1019 3 The faster you pick food up off the floor , they discovered , the less likely it is to contain bacteria . likely How did they test a control to come to this comparison of less likely containing bacteria? 15 16 +1019 3 The faster you pick food up off the floor , they discovered , the less likely it is to contain bacteria . pick food up off the floor , What type of food can you pick up off the floor? 3 10 +1019 4 Working under the direction of microbiology professor Anthony Hilton , the students dropped toast , pasta , cookies and sticky candy and left them on the floor for three to 30 seconds , according to information released on the university ' s website March 10 . March 10 of which year? 43 45 +1019 4 Working under the direction of microbiology professor Anthony Hilton , the students dropped toast , pasta , cookies and sticky candy and left them on the floor for three to 30 seconds , according to information released on the university ' s website March 10 . 30 How did they decide on the time parameters of 3 to 30 seconds for the expirmemt? 30 31 +1020 1 LOS ANGELES - Tiny microbes on the bottom of the ocean floor may have been responsible for the largest extinction event our planet has ever seen , according to a new study . Tiny microbes how did they cause extinction? 3 5 +1020 1 LOS ANGELES - Tiny microbes on the bottom of the ocean floor may have been responsible for the largest extinction event our planet has ever seen , according to a new study . according to a new study . Who conducted the study? 27 33 +1020 1 LOS ANGELES - Tiny microbes on the bottom of the ocean floor may have been responsible for the largest extinction event our planet has ever seen , according to a new study . Tiny microbes How did the tiny microbes cause the largest extinction event? 3 5 +1020 1 LOS ANGELES - Tiny microbes on the bottom of the ocean floor may have been responsible for the largest extinction event our planet has ever seen , according to a new study . largest extinction event When was the largest extinction event? 18 21 +1020 2 These microbes of death were so small , that 1 billion of them could fit in a thimble - full of ocean sediment , and yet , they were almost responsible for killing off all the life on our planet , the scientists suggest . scientists suggest which scientists said it? 42 44 +1020 2 These microbes of death were so small , that 1 billion of them could fit in a thimble - full of ocean sediment , and yet , they were almost responsible for killing off all the life on our planet , the scientists suggest . microbes of death WHAT IS THE ACTUAL NAME OF THIS MICROBE? I DOUBT SCIENTISTS NAMED IT \"THE MICROBE OF DEATH\"... 1 4 +1020 3 The end - Permian extinction was the most catastrophic mass extinction the Earth has ever seen . the most catastrophic mass extinction what was the second most? 6 11 +1020 3 The end - Permian extinction was the most catastrophic mass extinction the Earth has ever seen . end - Permian extinction When did the end-Permian extinction occur? 1 5 +1020 3 The end - Permian extinction was the most catastrophic mass extinction the Earth has ever seen . end - Permian extinction WHEN DID THIS HAPPEN? 1 5 +1020 4 It started roughly 252 million years ago - long before the dinosaurs - and it continued for 20 , 000 years . 20 , 000 years Why did it continue for 20,000 years? 17 21 +1020 4 It started roughly 252 million years ago - long before the dinosaurs - and it continued for 20 , 000 years . continued for 20 , 000 years . WHY DID IT LAST SO LONG? 15 22 +1020 5 By the time it was over , nearly 90 percent of all life on Earth had been destroyed , the scientists say . had been destroyed , HOW DID WE RECOVER FORM THIS? 15 19 +1021 1 In what may be a revolution in experiencing music , 19 - year - old Russian pianist Osip Nikiforov is recording Chopin ' s Etude Op . revolution why is it a revolution? 5 6 +1021 1 In what may be a revolution in experiencing music , 19 - year - old Russian pianist Osip Nikiforov is recording Chopin ' s Etude Op . revolution in experiencing music , Why is this a revolution in experiencing music? 5 10 +1021 1 In what may be a revolution in experiencing music , 19 - year - old Russian pianist Osip Nikiforov is recording Chopin ' s Etude Op . revolution How is it a revolution in experiencing music? 5 6 +1021 2 10 , No . 1 , without capturing any of its sound . capturing how can they record without sound? 7 8 +1021 2 10 , No . 1 , without capturing any of its sound . any of its sound Sound of what? 8 12 +1021 2 10 , No . 1 , without capturing any of its sound . without capturing any of its sound Why is it not capturing any of its sounds? 6 12 +1021 2 10 , No . 1 , without capturing any of its sound . sound How can you record music without any sound? 11 12 +1021 3 Instead , a sensor - equipped piano is recording the " data " of his performance , the mechanical movements when keys and foot pedals are pressed . " data " why is it in quotes? 10 13 +1021 3 Instead , a sensor - equipped piano is recording the " data " of his performance , the mechanical movements when keys and foot pedals are pressed . Instead , Why is there a sensor-equipped piano recording data of his performance? 0 2 +1021 4 Playing a piano generates thousands of data points . generates Why does playing a piano generate a thousand of data points? 3 4 +1022 1 LOS ANGELES - Across the street from a wine lounge and a gourmet sausage spot in the Atwater Village neighborhood of Los Angeles , a small red - and - white neon sign reads : " DAVE ' S ACCORDION SCHOOL " . " DAVE ' S ACCORDION SCHOOL " he teaches accordions? 35 42 +1022 1 LOS ANGELES - Across the street from a wine lounge and a gourmet sausage spot in the Atwater Village neighborhood of Los Angeles , a small red - and - white neon sign reads : " DAVE ' S ACCORDION SCHOOL " . sausage What exactly is a sausage spot? 13 14 +1022 1 LOS ANGELES - Across the street from a wine lounge and a gourmet sausage spot in the Atwater Village neighborhood of Los Angeles , a small red - and - white neon sign reads : " DAVE ' S ACCORDION SCHOOL " . the Atwater Village neighborhood What is the Atwater Village neighborhood like? 16 20 +1022 2 Inside , black and tan cases sprawl in a row along the floor , and two shelves hold a hodgepodge of squeeze - boxes for sale . hodgepodge what does hodgepodge mean? 19 20 +1022 3 Business cards of norteño stars blanket a corkboard near the door , and nearby there ' s a printout of the dictionary ' s definition of the word " accordion , " with a suggested alternative : " A fantastic companion " . norteño what is this word? 3 4 +1022 3 Business cards of norteño stars blanket a corkboard near the door , and nearby there ' s a printout of the dictionary ' s definition of the word " accordion , " with a suggested alternative : " A fantastic companion " . stars What are Norteño stars? 4 5 +1022 3 Business cards of norteño stars blanket a corkboard near the door , and nearby there ' s a printout of the dictionary ' s definition of the word " accordion , " with a suggested alternative : " A fantastic companion " . printout What does the printout look like? 18 19 +1022 4 Owner Dave Caballero , 68 , sat on a piano bench examining the innards of a brown accordion . accordion Is this his accordion? 17 18 +1022 4 Owner Dave Caballero , 68 , sat on a piano bench examining the innards of a brown accordion . Owner Dave Caballero , What is his appearance like? 0 4 +1022 5 Down a narrow hallway , in a room decorated with an old blue couch and a figurine of Andy from " Toy Story , " his wife , Veronika , was finishing up her session with Emily Gaughenbaugh . Gaughenbaugh Who is she and what type of session was she having? 37 38 +1023 1 BEIJING - When Ma Wenfeng was a boy , his father earned so little money growing wheat and corn that the family mainly ate mantou , a steamed bread that is a staple of the poor . mantou , what does it look like? 24 26 +1023 1 BEIJING - When Ma Wenfeng was a boy , his father earned so little money growing wheat and corn that the family mainly ate mantou , a steamed bread that is a staple of the poor . Ma Wenfeng was a boy , During what years was Ma Wenfeng a boy? 3 9 +1023 1 BEIJING - When Ma Wenfeng was a boy , his father earned so little money growing wheat and corn that the family mainly ate mantou , a steamed bread that is a staple of the poor . little money growing wheat and corn How much can wheat and corn farmers earn in Beijing? 13 19 +1023 1 BEIJING - When Ma Wenfeng was a boy , his father earned so little money growing wheat and corn that the family mainly ate mantou , a steamed bread that is a staple of the poor . so little money How did his income compare to other people in their community? 12 15 +1023 2 The last thing he would have dreamed of was becoming a farmer . farmer but he ended up becoming one? 11 12 +1023 2 The last thing he would have dreamed of was becoming a farmer . last thing he would have dreamed of Why was this so far from his mind? 1 8 +1023 2 The last thing he would have dreamed of was becoming a farmer . becoming a farmer Why did he become a farmer? 9 12 +1023 2 The last thing he would have dreamed of was becoming a farmer . The last thing he would have dreamed What did he dream of doing? 0 7 +1023 2 The last thing he would have dreamed of was becoming a farmer . he Who is he? 3 4 +1023 3 Now it is his greatest ambition to start a farm , but not in China , a country where the very word for " farmer , " nongmin , is synonymous with " peasant " . nongmin , farmers are called this word? 27 29 +1023 3 Now it is his greatest ambition to start a farm , but not in China , a country where the very word for " farmer , " nongmin , is synonymous with " peasant " . not in China , What are some of the countries in which he would like to start a farm? 12 16 +1023 3 Now it is his greatest ambition to start a farm , but not in China , a country where the very word for " farmer , " nongmin , is synonymous with " peasant " . but not in China , Where does he want to start a farm? 11 16 +1023 4 Many Chinese farmers are long past retirement age but still tilling tiny , inefficient plots of land . inefficient plots of land Why is the land inefficient? 13 17 +1023 4 Many Chinese farmers are long past retirement age but still tilling tiny , inefficient plots of land . retirement age What is retirement age in China? 6 8 +1023 4 Many Chinese farmers are long past retirement age but still tilling tiny , inefficient plots of land . tiny , inefficient plots of land If the plots of land are tiny and inefficient, why do farmers continue to till them long past retirement age? 11 17 +1023 4 Many Chinese farmers are long past retirement age but still tilling tiny , inefficient plots of land . long past retirement age Why are they farming so late in life? 4 8 +1023 5 Motivated by the search for big expanses of land with abundant supplies of clean water , Chinese are looking far afield - to the United States , Chile , Brazil , Russia , Ukraine , Bulgaria and Australia . far afield - to the Why are they looking at these countries? 19 24 +1024 1 CHICAGO - On a recent afternoon at Chicago ' s Dewey Elementary Academy of Fine Arts , Ladon Brumfield asked a group of 9 - and 10 - year - old African - American girls to define beauty . define beauty what was their response? 36 38 +1024 1 CHICAGO - On a recent afternoon at Chicago ' s Dewey Elementary Academy of Fine Arts , Ladon Brumfield asked a group of 9 - and 10 - year - old African - American girls to define beauty . Ladon Brumfield Who is Ladon Brumfield? 17 19 +1024 1 CHICAGO - On a recent afternoon at Chicago ' s Dewey Elementary Academy of Fine Arts , Ladon Brumfield asked a group of 9 - and 10 - year - old African - American girls to define beauty . Ladon Brumfield Who is Ladon Brumfield? 17 19 +1024 2 The nearly 20 girls unanimously agreed that if a woman had short , kinky hair , she was not beautiful . kinky hair , from not brushing? 13 16 +1024 3 But when Brumfield , the director of a project empowering young girls , passed around a photograph of Lupita Nyong ' o , the dark - brown - skinned actress who sports an extra - short natural , the girls were silent for a moment . silent why were they silent? 41 42 +1024 3 But when Brumfield , the director of a project empowering young girls , passed around a photograph of Lupita Nyong ' o , the dark - brown - skinned actress who sports an extra - short natural , the girls were silent for a moment . project What is the name of the project? 8 9 +1024 3 But when Brumfield , the director of a project empowering young girls , passed around a photograph of Lupita Nyong ' o , the dark - brown - skinned actress who sports an extra - short natural , the girls were silent for a moment . project empowering young girls , What is the project empowering young girls? 8 13 +1024 4 Then , once again , their answer was unanimous : They agreed Nyong ' o was beautiful . Nyong ' o does it conflict? 12 15 +1024 4 Then , once again , their answer was unanimous : They agreed Nyong ' o was beautiful . answer Answer to what? 6 7 +1024 4 Then , once again , their answer was unanimous : They agreed Nyong ' o was beautiful . once again , Did Ladon Brumfield ask the question again? 2 5 +1024 5 " It ' s like they had to make a mental readjustment , " said Brumfield , founder of the non - profit Girls Rule ! non - profit Girls Rule ! What is the non-profit Girls Rule? 20 26 +1025 1 PHOENIX - Retired orthopedic surgeon Peter Rork and his co - pilot Doyle , a black Labrador retriever , spend their free time flying precious , sometimes barking , cargo in Rork ' s Cessna . cargo What cargo does Peter Rork fly? 29 30 +1025 1 PHOENIX - Retired orthopedic surgeon Peter Rork and his co - pilot Doyle , a black Labrador retriever , spend their free time flying precious , sometimes barking , cargo in Rork ' s Cessna . Retired When did Peter Rork retire? 2 3 +1025 1 PHOENIX - Retired orthopedic surgeon Peter Rork and his co - pilot Doyle , a black Labrador retriever , spend their free time flying precious , sometimes barking , cargo in Rork ' s Cessna . Cessna What kind of plane is a Cessna? 34 35 +1025 1 PHOENIX - Retired orthopedic surgeon Peter Rork and his co - pilot Doyle , a black Labrador retriever , spend their free time flying precious , sometimes barking , cargo in Rork ' s Cessna . precious , What is the precious cargo? 24 26 +1025 2 His last flight in March included 30 small dogs traveling from Arizona to a shelter in Idaho . 30 small dogs why were there no big dogs? 6 9 +1025 2 His last flight in March included 30 small dogs traveling from Arizona to a shelter in Idaho . Arizona Why did Peter Rork fly dogs from Arizona to Idaho? 11 12 +1025 2 His last flight in March included 30 small dogs traveling from Arizona to a shelter in Idaho . flight What kind of flight is it? 2 3 +1025 2 His last flight in March included 30 small dogs traveling from Arizona to a shelter in Idaho . 30 small dogs What type of small dogs? 6 9 +1025 2 His last flight in March included 30 small dogs traveling from Arizona to a shelter in Idaho . shelter What kind of shelter? 14 15 +1025 2 His last flight in March included 30 small dogs traveling from Arizona to a shelter in Idaho . from Arizona Where in Arizona did Peter Rork fly from? 10 12 +1025 3 " You almost feel like Santa Claus with a sled pulling in . feel like Santa Claus When do you feel like Santa Claus? 3 7 +1025 3 " You almost feel like Santa Claus with a sled pulling in . sled What type of sled? 9 10 +1025 3 " You almost feel like Santa Claus with a sled pulling in . pulling in Where are does sled pull in? 10 12 +1025 4 I ' ve got all kinds of goodies in the back of my plane , " Rork said from his home in Jackson Hole , Wyo . goodies What goodies does Peter Rork have in the back of his plane? 7 8 +1025 4 I ' ve got all kinds of goodies in the back of my plane , " Rork said from his home in Jackson Hole , Wyo . all kinds of goodies What kind of goodies? 4 8 +1025 4 I ' ve got all kinds of goodies in the back of my plane , " Rork said from his home in Jackson Hole , Wyo . back of my plane , " Where in the back of the plane? 10 16 +1025 5 Rork ' s organization , Dog Is My CoPilot , is among groups around the country that transport dogs by cars and planes to combat an overabundance of certain breeds in areas , a problem that often results in animal euthanasia . overabundance of certain breeds in areas , how does the problem arise? 26 33 +1025 5 Rork ' s organization , Dog Is My CoPilot , is among groups around the country that transport dogs by cars and planes to combat an overabundance of certain breeds in areas , a problem that often results in animal euthanasia . combat an overabundance What defines overabundance? 24 27 +1025 5 Rork ' s organization , Dog Is My CoPilot , is among groups around the country that transport dogs by cars and planes to combat an overabundance of certain breeds in areas , a problem that often results in animal euthanasia . certain breeds Which specific breeds? 28 30 +1025 5 Rork ' s organization , Dog Is My CoPilot , is among groups around the country that transport dogs by cars and planes to combat an overabundance of certain breeds in areas , a problem that often results in animal euthanasia . a problem Why overabundance of a a certain breed a problem? 33 35 +1026 1 JOHANNESBURG , South Africa - In scattered villages on steep green hillsides , many who killed their neighbors in Rwanda ' s genocide 20 years ago now live side by side with relatives of the dead . villages What are some examples of the villages? 7 8 +1026 2 Speech that creates ethnic divisions has been outlawed . Speech that creates ethnic divisions What kinds of speech create ethnic divisions? 0 5 +1026 3 Local tribunals called gacaca courts have allowed many offenders to be released from prison in return for confessions and expressions of remorse . gacaca courts what are those? 3 5 +1026 3 Local tribunals called gacaca courts have allowed many offenders to be released from prison in return for confessions and expressions of remorse . Local tribunals called gacaca courts How do these courts work? 0 5 +1026 4 And a generation of young people who grew up after the mass killings embody the hope of a new breed of Rwandans who identify not by ethnicity but by nationhood . Rwandans is rwanda not a country anymore? 21 22 +1026 5 Rwanda has made stunning progress since what was one of the 20th century ' s greatest crimes , when more than 800 , 000 Tutsis and moderate Hutus were slaughtered by Hutu extremists . Hutu extremists why were they slaughtered? 31 33 +1026 5 Rwanda has made stunning progress since what was one of the 20th century ' s greatest crimes , when more than 800 , 000 Tutsis and moderate Hutus were slaughtered by Hutu extremists . Hutus What is Hutu? 27 28 +1026 5 Rwanda has made stunning progress since what was one of the 20th century ' s greatest crimes , when more than 800 , 000 Tutsis and moderate Hutus were slaughtered by Hutu extremists . Tutsis What are Tutsis'? 24 25 +1026 5 Rwanda has made stunning progress since what was one of the 20th century ' s greatest crimes , when more than 800 , 000 Tutsis and moderate Hutus were slaughtered by Hutu extremists . made stunning progress How has this progress taken place? 2 5 +1027 1 MATSUMOTO , Japan - The 12 - year - old girl didn ' t want to leave her younger brother , and her grandparents didn ' t want her to go away . leave why did she have to leave? 16 17 +1027 1 MATSUMOTO , Japan - The 12 - year - old girl didn ' t want to leave her younger brother , and her grandparents didn ' t want her to go away . go away Why was the 12-year old going away? 30 32 +1027 1 MATSUMOTO , Japan - The 12 - year - old girl didn ' t want to leave her younger brother , and her grandparents didn ' t want her to go away . 12 - year - old girl Who is the 12-year-old girl? 5 11 +1027 1 MATSUMOTO , Japan - The 12 - year - old girl didn ' t want to leave her younger brother , and her grandparents didn ' t want her to go away . didn ' t want to leave Why did she have to leave her younger brother? 11 17 +1027 1 MATSUMOTO , Japan - The 12 - year - old girl didn ' t want to leave her younger brother , and her grandparents didn ' t want her to go away . her grandparents didn ' t want her to go away Why did they want her to stay? 22 32 +1027 2 But a family living near the " no - go zone " surrounding Japan ' s destroyed nuclear plant has other things to consider . " no - go zone " What is a no-go zone? 6 12 +1027 2 But a family living near the " no - go zone " surrounding Japan ' s destroyed nuclear plant has other things to consider . destroyed nuclear plant How was the nuclear plant destroyed? 16 19 +1027 2 But a family living near the " no - go zone " surrounding Japan ' s destroyed nuclear plant has other things to consider . " no - go zone " What is the \"no-go zone\"? 6 12 +1027 2 But a family living near the " no - go zone " surrounding Japan ' s destroyed nuclear plant has other things to consider . Japan ' s destroyed nuclear plant In what city is Japan's destroyed nuclear plant?\n\n\n\n 13 19 +1027 2 But a family living near the " no - go zone " surrounding Japan ' s destroyed nuclear plant has other things to consider . other things to consider What other things is this family considering? 20 24 +1027 2 But a family living near the " no - go zone " surrounding Japan ' s destroyed nuclear plant has other things to consider . destroyed nuclear plant Why was the plant destroyed? 16 19 +1027 3 Yukie Hashimoto and her husband sent their daughter 300 kilometers ( 200 miles ) away to the picturesque ski town of Matsumoto , where the mayor offered to take in and educate young people living in the shadow of the Fukushima Dai - ichi nuclear plant . Matsumoto , is there mountains? 21 23 +1027 3 Yukie Hashimoto and her husband sent their daughter 300 kilometers ( 200 miles ) away to the picturesque ski town of Matsumoto , where the mayor offered to take in and educate young people living in the shadow of the Fukushima Dai - ichi nuclear plant . offered to take in and educate How many young people will the mayor of Matsumoto be able to take in an educate? 26 32 +1027 3 Yukie Hashimoto and her husband sent their daughter 300 kilometers ( 200 miles ) away to the picturesque ski town of Matsumoto , where the mayor offered to take in and educate young people living in the shadow of the Fukushima Dai - ichi nuclear plant . shadow of the Fukushima Dai - ichi nuclear plant How far from the Dai-Chi nuclear plant does one have to live to escape its shadow? 37 46 +1027 4 Research has not shown the children to be in clear danger from exposure to low - dose radiation , but mistrust of the authorities remains high . mistrust of the authorities Why is mistrust of the authorities high? 20 24 +1027 4 Research has not shown the children to be in clear danger from exposure to low - dose radiation , but mistrust of the authorities remains high . Research What research has been done proving that children are not in danger from exposure to low-dose radiation? 0 1 +1027 4 Research has not shown the children to be in clear danger from exposure to low - dose radiation , but mistrust of the authorities remains high . clear danger What represents \"clear\" danger? 9 11 +1027 4 Research has not shown the children to be in clear danger from exposure to low - dose radiation , but mistrust of the authorities remains high . mistrust of the authorities Why do Japanese citizens mistrust authorities? 20 24 +1027 4 Research has not shown the children to be in clear danger from exposure to low - dose radiation , but mistrust of the authorities remains high . mistrust of the authorities remains high Why is there such mistrust? 20 26 +1027 5 The Hashimoto family , and the parents of seven other children , accepted the offer . accepted the offer how many declined? 12 15 +1028 1 LOS ANGELES - It ' s lunchtime at Washington Preparatory High School in Los Angeles , but 16 - year - old Parrish Jackson has barely touched her turkey burger and apricots . Parrish Jackson why hasnt she eaten? 22 24 +1028 1 LOS ANGELES - It ' s lunchtime at Washington Preparatory High School in Los Angeles , but 16 - year - old Parrish Jackson has barely touched her turkey burger and apricots . barely touched Why has Parrish Jackson barely touched her lunch? 25 27 +1028 1 LOS ANGELES - It ' s lunchtime at Washington Preparatory High School in Los Angeles , but 16 - year - old Parrish Jackson has barely touched her turkey burger and apricots . barely Why has Parrish barely touched her food at lunch? 25 26 +1028 1 LOS ANGELES - It ' s lunchtime at Washington Preparatory High School in Los Angeles , but 16 - year - old Parrish Jackson has barely touched her turkey burger and apricots . Parrish Who is Parris Jackson 22 23 +1028 1 LOS ANGELES - It ' s lunchtime at Washington Preparatory High School in Los Angeles , but 16 - year - old Parrish Jackson has barely touched her turkey burger and apricots . barely touched her turkey burger and apricots Why were the turkey burger and apricots not eaten? 25 32 +1028 2 She ' s dumping them into the trash can . trash can whys she dumping the food? 7 9 +1028 2 She ' s dumping them into the trash can . trash Why is Parrish Jackson throwing her lunch into the trash? 7 8 +1028 2 She ' s dumping them into the trash can . dumping Why is she dumping her lunch in the trash? 3 4 +1028 2 She ' s dumping them into the trash can . dumping Why is she throwing her lunch away? 3 4 +1028 2 She ' s dumping them into the trash can . dumping them into the trash can Why does not the school practice food composting? 3 9 +1028 3 The apricots are " sour , " the junior says . junior says is she spoiled? 8 10 +1028 3 The apricots are " sour , " the junior says . " sour , " Why are they sour? 3 7 +1028 3 The apricots are " sour , " the junior says . " sour , " Why are the apricots sour? 3 7 +1028 4 The meat is " nasty " . If it were up to her , she would just have taken the potato wedges - they ' re close enough to fries - then headed to the student store to fuel up on hot Cheetos and juice . " nasty " How is the meat nasty? 3 6 +1028 4 The meat is " nasty " . If it were up to her , she would just have taken the potato wedges - they ' re close enough to fries - then headed to the student store to fuel up on hot Cheetos and juice . " nasty " Why is the meat \"nasty\"? 3 6 +1028 5 And so it goes on hundreds of campuses in Los Angeles Unified , the nation ' s second - largest school system , which serves 650 , 000 meals a day . And so it goes on hundreds of campuses Why does not Los Angeles Unified school system re-evaluate their school meals? 0 8 +1029 1 KANSAS CITY , Mo . - It wasn ' t careless zookeepers that were responsible for the escape of seven chimpanzees from their Kansas City Zoo enclosure on Thursday afternoon . It wasn ' t careless zookeepers Who's fault was it? 6 12 +1029 1 KANSAS CITY , Mo . - It wasn ' t careless zookeepers that were responsible for the escape of seven chimpanzees from their Kansas City Zoo enclosure on Thursday afternoon . It wasn ' t careless zookeepers Then who was it? 6 12 +1029 1 KANSAS CITY , Mo . - It wasn ' t careless zookeepers that were responsible for the escape of seven chimpanzees from their Kansas City Zoo enclosure on Thursday afternoon . the escape how did they escape? 16 18 +1029 1 KANSAS CITY , Mo . - It wasn ' t careless zookeepers that were responsible for the escape of seven chimpanzees from their Kansas City Zoo enclosure on Thursday afternoon . escape of seven chimpanzees How did the animals escape? 17 21 +1029 1 KANSAS CITY , Mo . - It wasn ' t careless zookeepers that were responsible for the escape of seven chimpanzees from their Kansas City Zoo enclosure on Thursday afternoon . Kansas City Zoo enclosure How long had they been enclosed there? 23 27 +1029 2 It was clever chimpanzees . That was zoo director Randy Wisthoff ' s explanation for the unauthorized excursion that prompted a " Code Red " response among zoo employees , an hourlong lockdown of zoo visitors and finally a careful roundup . clever chimpanzees are they smart? 2 4 +1029 2 It was clever chimpanzees . That was zoo director Randy Wisthoff ' s explanation for the unauthorized excursion that prompted a " Code Red " response among zoo employees , an hourlong lockdown of zoo visitors and finally a careful roundup . It was clever chimpanzees How were they clever? 0 4 +1029 2 It was clever chimpanzees . That was zoo director Randy Wisthoff ' s explanation for the unauthorized excursion that prompted a " Code Red " response among zoo employees , an hourlong lockdown of zoo visitors and finally a careful roundup . clever chimpanzees how did they show they were clever? 2 4 +1029 2 It was clever chimpanzees . That was zoo director Randy Wisthoff ' s explanation for the unauthorized excursion that prompted a " Code Red " response among zoo employees , an hourlong lockdown of zoo visitors and finally a careful roundup . zoo employees , How many employees? 27 30 +1029 2 It was clever chimpanzees . That was zoo director Randy Wisthoff ' s explanation for the unauthorized excursion that prompted a " Code Red " response among zoo employees , an hourlong lockdown of zoo visitors and finally a careful roundup . finally a careful roundup How did they manage the round up? 37 41 +1029 3 " Chimps are so smart , " Wisthoff said . so smart , " how smart are they? 3 7 +1029 3 " Chimps are so smart , " Wisthoff said . smart , " how are they smart? 4 7 +1029 3 " Chimps are so smart , " Wisthoff said . so smart , " Are they as smart as a human? 3 7 +1029 4 One of them , he said , either found or broke off a 5 - or 6 - foot log or branch , leaned it against a wall and clambered to the top . clambered to the top what was at the top? 29 33 +1029 5 Then that chimpanzee - the " ringleader , " Wisthoff called him - persuaded six friends to join him . persuaded six friends to join him How does a chimp persuade? 13 19 +1029 5 Then that chimpanzee - the " ringleader , " Wisthoff called him - persuaded six friends to join him . called him how did they call him? 10 12 +1029 5 Then that chimpanzee - the " ringleader , " Wisthoff called him - persuaded six friends to join him . persuaded How did he persuade them? 13 14 +1030 1 Nick Stepka knew what gift would make his daughter ' s 3rd birthday a hit , and it wasn ' t a toy or doll . wasn ' t a toy or what was it then? 18 24 +1030 1 Nick Stepka knew what gift would make his daughter ' s 3rd birthday a hit , and it wasn ' t a toy or doll . gift What gift would make Nick Stepka's daughter's 3rd birthday a hit? 4 5 +1030 1 Nick Stepka knew what gift would make his daughter ' s 3rd birthday a hit , and it wasn ' t a toy or doll . make Why would the gift make his daughter's birthday party a hit? 6 7 +1030 1 Nick Stepka knew what gift would make his daughter ' s 3rd birthday a hit , and it wasn ' t a toy or doll . knew How did Nick Stepka know the gift would make the birthday party a hit? 2 3 +1030 2 He gave her a tablet - not a sleek new iPad or a hand - me - down Samsung , but one specifically designed and marketed for little ones . marketed for little ones what company makes those? 25 29 +1030 2 He gave her a tablet - not a sleek new iPad or a hand - me - down Samsung , but one specifically designed and marketed for little ones . tablet What brand of tablet? 4 5 +1030 2 He gave her a tablet - not a sleek new iPad or a hand - me - down Samsung , but one specifically designed and marketed for little ones . specifically How is the tablet specifically designed for little ones? 22 23 +1030 2 He gave her a tablet - not a sleek new iPad or a hand - me - down Samsung , but one specifically designed and marketed for little ones . marketed How is the marketing for the tablet different from other tablets? 25 26 +1030 3 It even came with a purple protective casing and loaded with kids ' applications and games . purple protective casing can it be taken off? 5 8 +1030 3 It even came with a purple protective casing and loaded with kids ' applications and games . loaded Why was the tablet loaded with applications and games? 9 10 +1030 4 " Her eyes lit up when she opened it , " said Stepka , 34 , a Shakopee , Minn . , father of three . lit Why did her eyes light up when she opened it? 3 4 +1030 5 " Everything else got put to the side " . put How was everything else put aside? 4 5 +1031 1 WASHINGTON - President Barack Obama on Monday called on Americans to stand up against religious bigotry as he offered his support to the families of those killed in shootings at two Jewish community centers in the Kansas City area . two Jewish community centers Which two Jewish community centers? 30 34 +1031 1 WASHINGTON - President Barack Obama on Monday called on Americans to stand up against religious bigotry as he offered his support to the families of those killed in shootings at two Jewish community centers in the Kansas City area . killed How many people were killed? 26 27 +1031 3 " No one should ever have to fear for their safety when they go to pray . pray is obama saying this? 15 16 +1031 4 And as a government , we ' re going to provide whatever assistance is needed to support the investigation " . provide whatever assistance how will they do that? 10 13 +1031 4 And as a government , we ' re going to provide whatever assistance is needed to support the investigation " . assistance What types of assistance would be provided? 12 13 +1031 5 Obama noted that he had a connection to two of the victims . connection what was the connection? 6 7 +1031 5 Obama noted that he had a connection to two of the victims . connection What was President Obama's connection with two of the victims? 6 7 +1031 5 Obama noted that he had a connection to two of the victims . connection How did he have a connection to them? 6 7 +1031 5 Obama noted that he had a connection to two of the victims . had a connection to two of the victims What is the connection? 4 12 +1032 1 PITTSBURGH - Teaching students alternatives to violence and improving their access to mental - health services are among the best ideas officials say they have for preventing the kind of bloodshed that has struck a long list of schools , including Franklin Regional High School in Murrysville , Pennsylvania . alternatives to violence What alternatives to violence are the officials teaching students? 4 7 +1032 1 PITTSBURGH - Teaching students alternatives to violence and improving their access to mental - health services are among the best ideas officials say they have for preventing the kind of bloodshed that has struck a long list of schools , including Franklin Regional High School in Murrysville , Pennsylvania . the kind of bloodshed What is considered \"bloodshed\" 27 31 +1032 2 But they say progress on arresting school violence nationwide has been hamstrung by a lack of funding , deployment of school - safety programs that haven ' t worked and a failure to properly train school staff and students . hamstrung why cant they get funding? 11 12 +1032 2 But they say progress on arresting school violence nationwide has been hamstrung by a lack of funding , deployment of school - safety programs that haven ' t worked and a failure to properly train school staff and students . failure to properly train Why can't school staff be properly trained? 31 35 +1032 2 But they say progress on arresting school violence nationwide has been hamstrung by a lack of funding , deployment of school - safety programs that haven ' t worked and a failure to properly train school staff and students . school - safety programs that haven ' t worked What were the school safety programs? 20 29 +1032 3 " We ' re 15 years after Columbine , and you ' d have thought we would have solved that problem , " John Matthews , executive director of the Texas - based Community Safety Institute said , referring to the 1999 rampage at a Colorado high school in which seniors Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold fatally shot 12 students and a teacher and injured about 20 others before committing suicide . solved that problem , " Why hasn't the problem been solved in 15 years? 18 23 +1032 4 A new Vanderbilt University study suggests that teaching younger students conflict - resolution skills - to think before they act - could be more effective than other techniques for reducing violence . University study suggests is that what the data said? 3 6 +1032 5 The study included a review of 27 school - safety programs nationwide and discussion sessions with Nashville , Tenn . , youths who were victims of violence . review of 27 school - safety it was very comprehensive then? 4 10 +1032 5 The study included a review of 27 school - safety programs nationwide and discussion sessions with Nashville , Tenn . , youths who were victims of violence . a review of 27 school - safety programs nationwide What do these programs entail? 3 12 +1033 1 WASHINGTON - Harry S . McAlpin made history in February 1944 when he became the first black reporter to cover a presidential news conference at the White House . cover a presidential news conference Which president was in office at the time? 19 24 +1033 1 WASHINGTON - Harry S . McAlpin made history in February 1944 when he became the first black reporter to cover a presidential news conference at the White House . presidential news conference Whose conference was he covering? 21 24 +1033 1 WASHINGTON - Harry S . McAlpin made history in February 1944 when he became the first black reporter to cover a presidential news conference at the White House . first black reporter Who allowed Harry to cover the presidential news conference? 15 18 +1033 3 And Franklin Delano Roosevelt , who ' d opened the White House doors after entreaties from African - American publishers , greeted the reporter as he made his way over to the president ' s desk , telling him , " Glad to see you , McAlpin " . McAlpin " does he know him? 46 48 +1033 3 And Franklin Delano Roosevelt , who ' d opened the White House doors after entreaties from African - American publishers , greeted the reporter as he made his way over to the president ' s desk , telling him , " Glad to see you , McAlpin " . entreaties from African - American publishers , How long have other African American publishers been trying to be invited to these news conferences? 14 21 +1033 4 It was not a sentiment shared by McAlpin ' s fellow scribes , members of the White House Correspondents ' Association who for a decade had denied black reporters the opportunity to attend the twice - weekly news conferences in the Oval Office . had denied black reporters Why were they still denying African-Americans access? 25 29 +1033 4 It was not a sentiment shared by McAlpin ' s fellow scribes , members of the White House Correspondents ' Association who for a decade had denied black reporters the opportunity to attend the twice - weekly news conferences in the Oval Office . White House Correspondents ' Association Who is the White House Correspondents' association? 16 21 +1033 5 Roosevelt ' s invite did nothing to deter them . deter them would anything deter them? 7 9 +1034 1 ALEPPO , Syria - The family members stood shivering on a balcony in Aleppo ' s Anadan suburb as midnight approached , their sleep interrupted by the nightly duty of a government helicopter pilot somewhere above them . Aleppo ' s is that the capital? 13 16 +1034 1 ALEPPO , Syria - The family members stood shivering on a balcony in Aleppo ' s Anadan suburb as midnight approached , their sleep interrupted by the nightly duty of a government helicopter pilot somewhere above them . balcony Why was the family outside of the balcony? 11 12 +1034 1 ALEPPO , Syria - The family members stood shivering on a balcony in Aleppo ' s Anadan suburb as midnight approached , their sleep interrupted by the nightly duty of a government helicopter pilot somewhere above them . duty Why was there a nightly duty of government helicopters? 28 29 +1034 1 ALEPPO , Syria - The family members stood shivering on a balcony in Aleppo ' s Anadan suburb as midnight approached , their sleep interrupted by the nightly duty of a government helicopter pilot somewhere above them . nightly duty of a government helicopter pilot Why are there daily helicopter flights 27 34 +1034 1 ALEPPO , Syria - The family members stood shivering on a balcony in Aleppo ' s Anadan suburb as midnight approached , their sleep interrupted by the nightly duty of a government helicopter pilot somewhere above them . family members Whose family members stood on a balcony? 5 7 +1034 1 ALEPPO , Syria - The family members stood shivering on a balcony in Aleppo ' s Anadan suburb as midnight approached , their sleep interrupted by the nightly duty of a government helicopter pilot somewhere above them . helicopter pilot For what country's government is the helicopter pilot from? 32 34 +1034 2 They followed the sound of the helicopter ' s whirring blades as well as scratchy updates coming over a walkie - talkie from rebels spread throughout the area . scratchy what does scratchy mean here? 14 15 +1034 2 They followed the sound of the helicopter ' s whirring blades as well as scratchy updates coming over a walkie - talkie from rebels spread throughout the area . walkie - talkie Why does the family have a walkie-talkie connected to the rebels? 19 22 +1034 2 They followed the sound of the helicopter ' s whirring blades as well as scratchy updates coming over a walkie - talkie from rebels spread throughout the area . rebels What are they rebelling about? 23 24 +1034 2 They followed the sound of the helicopter ' s whirring blades as well as scratchy updates coming over a walkie - talkie from rebels spread throughout the area . area What area were the rebels spread about? 27 28 +1034 3 News came in that the helicopter had dropped two barrel bombs - oil drums filled with TNT that can level buildings - on nearby towns . helicopter had dropped two barrel bombs Why are they dropping bombs? 5 11 +1034 3 News came in that the helicopter had dropped two barrel bombs - oil drums filled with TNT that can level buildings - on nearby towns . towns Which towns had the barrel bombs dropped on them? 24 25 +1034 3 News came in that the helicopter had dropped two barrel bombs - oil drums filled with TNT that can level buildings - on nearby towns . dropped two barrel bombs - Why were the bombs dropped? 7 12 +1034 4 They knew that the helicopters can carry up to four of the bombs . that the helicopters how did they know that? 2 5 +1034 4 They knew that the helicopters can carry up to four of the bombs . four of the bombs Were they carrying all four and did they drop the other two? 9 13 +1034 4 They knew that the helicopters can carry up to four of the bombs . They Who knew about the helicopters carrying bombs? 0 1 +1034 5 They waited for the last two . Below them , lights came on in basement bunkers as others sought a small measure of protection . bunkers Why doesn’t the family seek shelter in a bunker? 15 16 +1034 5 They waited for the last two . Below them , lights came on in basement bunkers as others sought a small measure of protection . a small measure of protection How much protection do these bunkers give? 19 24 +1035 1 JUBA , South Sudan - Close calls with crocodiles , a brutal civil war and even the death of a fellow traveler have not deterred a British man from attempting to walk the length of the Nile River . man from attempting to walk the length of who is this guy? 27 35 +1035 1 JUBA , South Sudan - Close calls with crocodiles , a brutal civil war and even the death of a fellow traveler have not deterred a British man from attempting to walk the length of the Nile River . the death of a fellow traveler How did his fellow traveler die? 16 22 +1035 1 JUBA , South Sudan - Close calls with crocodiles , a brutal civil war and even the death of a fellow traveler have not deterred a British man from attempting to walk the length of the Nile River . walk the length of the Nile River Why does he want to undertake such a dangerous mission? 31 38 +1035 1 JUBA , South Sudan - Close calls with crocodiles , a brutal civil war and even the death of a fellow traveler have not deterred a British man from attempting to walk the length of the Nile River . British man Who is the British man trying to walk the length of the Nile River? 26 28 +1035 1 JUBA , South Sudan - Close calls with crocodiles , a brutal civil war and even the death of a fellow traveler have not deterred a British man from attempting to walk the length of the Nile River . walk the length of the Nile River Why is a man walking the length of the Nile River? 31 38 +1035 2 The yearlong 4 , 250 mile journey along the world ' s longest river will see the former British army captain pass through six countries . six countries which countries? 23 25 +1035 2 The yearlong 4 , 250 mile journey along the world ' s longest river will see the former British army captain pass through six countries . pass through six countries . Which six countries? 21 26 +1035 2 The yearlong 4 , 250 mile journey along the world ' s longest river will see the former British army captain pass through six countries . six countries Which six countries will the British man be passing though? 23 25 +1035 3 After four months trekking through Rwanda , Tanzania and Uganda , Levison Wood is now in South Sudan , a country with little infrastructure that has been destabilized by four months of fighting between pro - and anti - government forces . months of fighting Why are they fighting? 30 33 +1035 4 The 31 - year - old said it took three years to plan the walk from Rwanda to Egypt . three years to plan why did it take so long to plan? 9 13 +1035 4 The 31 - year - old said it took three years to plan the walk from Rwanda to Egypt . three years to plan What goes into the planning? 9 13 +1035 4 The 31 - year - old said it took three years to plan the walk from Rwanda to Egypt . three years Why did it take three years to plan? 9 11 +1035 5 " I ' ve always had a passion for Africa since I was young . passion for Africa what is the passion based on? 7 10 +1036 1 AKRON , Ohio - Casual observers might call Vera Kap ' s eggs beautiful or intricate or even exquisite . Vera Who is Vera Kap? 8 9 +1036 1 AKRON , Ohio - Casual observers might call Vera Kap ' s eggs beautiful or intricate or even exquisite . Vera Kap ' s what is this? 8 12 +1036 1 AKRON , Ohio - Casual observers might call Vera Kap ' s eggs beautiful or intricate or even exquisite . intricate how do they look like? 15 16 +1036 1 AKRON , Ohio - Casual observers might call Vera Kap ' s eggs beautiful or intricate or even exquisite . eggs Are these real or fabricated eggs? 12 13 +1036 2 But Kap knows they ' re so much more . more What are they? 8 9 +1036 2 But Kap knows they ' re so much more . Kap who is this? 1 2 +1036 2 But Kap knows they ' re so much more . so much more So much more in what way? 6 9 +1036 2 But Kap knows they ' re so much more . so much more What makes tham \"more\" than other, similar eggs? 6 9 +1036 3 The West Akron , Ohio , resident is a pysanky artist , who decorates Easter eggs using methods and motifs that have been part of Ukrainian culture for centuries . pysanky what is pysansky? 9 10 +1036 3 The West Akron , Ohio , resident is a pysanky artist , who decorates Easter eggs using methods and motifs that have been part of Ukrainian culture for centuries . Ukrainian culture is Kap from Ukraine? how do they know how to decorate the eggs? 25 27 +1036 3 The West Akron , Ohio , resident is a pysanky artist , who decorates Easter eggs using methods and motifs that have been part of Ukrainian culture for centuries . methods and motifs What kinds of methods? 17 20 +1036 4 To her , the eggs aren ' t just springtime ornaments . springtime ornaments are they sentimental? 9 11 +1036 4 To her , the eggs aren ' t just springtime ornaments . ornaments What are they? 10 11 +1036 4 To her , the eggs aren ' t just springtime ornaments . aren ' t just what does it mean to her? 5 9 +1036 5 They ' re a connection to her heritage and proof that tradition can triumph over hardship and oppression . oppression What kind of oppression? 17 18 +1036 5 They ' re a connection to her heritage and proof that tradition can triumph over hardship and oppression . hardship and oppression what hardships and oppression? 15 18 +1036 5 They ' re a connection to her heritage and proof that tradition can triumph over hardship and oppression . tradition can triumph How do these eggs demonstrate triumph? What was the hardship? 11 14 +1037 1 BEIJING - Investigators looking for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 have put away their towed pinger locator and are about to call off searches for surface debris . pinger locator what is a pinger locator? 14 16 +1037 1 BEIJING - Investigators looking for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 have put away their towed pinger locator and are about to call off searches for surface debris . towed pinger locator What is a towed pinger locator? 13 16 +1037 1 BEIJING - Investigators looking for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 have put away their towed pinger locator and are about to call off searches for surface debris . looking for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 How long was the flight missing? 3 9 +1037 1 BEIJING - Investigators looking for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 have put away their towed pinger locator and are about to call off searches for surface debris . looking for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 Why are people looking for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370? 3 9 +1037 1 BEIJING - Investigators looking for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 have put away their towed pinger locator and are about to call off searches for surface debris . towed pinger locator What is a towed pinger locator? 13 16 +1037 1 BEIJING - Investigators looking for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 have put away their towed pinger locator and are about to call off searches for surface debris . call off searches Why are they about to call of searches? 20 23 +1037 2 Now , it ' s all up to a little yellow robotic submarine to find the missing Boeing 777 in an area bigger than the city of Los Angeles . little yellow robotic submarine who is piloting it? 9 13 +1037 2 Now , it ' s all up to a little yellow robotic submarine to find the missing Boeing 777 in an area bigger than the city of Los Angeles . area What area is the robotic submarine searching? 21 22 +1037 2 Now , it ' s all up to a little yellow robotic submarine to find the missing Boeing 777 in an area bigger than the city of Los Angeles . yellow robotic submarine What is this yellow robotic submarine called? 10 13 +1037 2 Now , it ' s all up to a little yellow robotic submarine to find the missing Boeing 777 in an area bigger than the city of Los Angeles . little yellow robotic submarine Why is it all up to a little yellow robotic submarine? 9 13 +1037 3 Technicians aboard the Australian ship Ocean Shield were set Monday afternoon to start deploying the Bluefin - 21 underwater autonomous vehicle in the Indian Ocean , sending it 2 . 8 miles down to the seabed and using its side - scanning sonar arrays to look for wreckage from the plane . wreckage from the plane How many passengers were aboard the plane? 47 51 +1037 3 Technicians aboard the Australian ship Ocean Shield were set Monday afternoon to start deploying the Bluefin - 21 underwater autonomous vehicle in the Indian Ocean , sending it 2 . 8 miles down to the seabed and using its side - scanning sonar arrays to look for wreckage from the plane . sonar arrays Why would sonar arrays be used? 42 44 +1037 3 Technicians aboard the Australian ship Ocean Shield were set Monday afternoon to start deploying the Bluefin - 21 underwater autonomous vehicle in the Indian Ocean , sending it 2 . 8 miles down to the seabed and using its side - scanning sonar arrays to look for wreckage from the plane . wreckage Why would there be wreckage? 47 48 +1037 4 " It is time to go underwater , " Air Chief Marshal Angus Houston , who is coordinating the search from Perth , Australia , said in announcing the new phase of operations . Perth , is that in west australia? 21 23 +1037 4 " It is time to go underwater , " Air Chief Marshal Angus Houston , who is coordinating the search from Perth , Australia , said in announcing the new phase of operations . " It is time to go underwater , " What are the chances of finding the missing plane underwater? 0 9 +1037 5 Unless the robot sub gets lucky , the process could take a while : The U . S . Navy , which lent the Bluefin - 21 to the search team , said mapping the area where the plane most likely disappeared could take six weeks to two months . robot sub How much does this robot sub cost? 2 4 +1037 5 Unless the robot sub gets lucky , the process could take a while : The U . S . Navy , which lent the Bluefin - 21 to the search team , said mapping the area where the plane most likely disappeared could take six weeks to two months . mapping the area Why does mapping the area take so long? 33 36 +1037 5 Unless the robot sub gets lucky , the process could take a while : The U . S . Navy , which lent the Bluefin - 21 to the search team , said mapping the area where the plane most likely disappeared could take six weeks to two months . U . S . Navy , Why does the U.S. Navy have the Bluefin-21? 15 21 +1038 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - Lake County teacher Lynn Barrett ' s young students chatter softly while huddled in groups over their iPads as they explain the cause and effect of events in a fictional story . fictional story Which fictional story are the students discussing? 34 36 +1038 2 The kindergarten through second - graders help one another work the device and explain tough concepts - without the pressure to earn an A or fear of receiving an F . Grades don ' t mean much to Barrett , a veteran teacher . veteran teacher how long has he been teaching? 41 43 +1038 2 The kindergarten through second - graders help one another work the device and explain tough concepts - without the pressure to earn an A or fear of receiving an F . Grades don ' t mean much to Barrett , a veteran teacher . kindergarten through second - graders Are the different grade levels all being taught together? 1 6 +1038 2 The kindergarten through second - graders help one another work the device and explain tough concepts - without the pressure to earn an A or fear of receiving an F . Grades don ' t mean much to Barrett , a veteran teacher . Grades don ' t mean much to Barrett , Why doesn't she put much emphasis on grades? 31 40 +1038 3 An A - plus in reading , for instance , won ' t tell parents how well their child can pronounce words with silent letters , just as a C or F can ' t explain how well a child understands vowels , she said . she said do other teachers think the same way? 43 45 +1038 4 " Just because they got an A or a 92 on their report card in no way tells a parent exactly what they did , " she said . in no way tells a parent exactly what they did , " Isn't this what notes on report cards and parent teacher meetings are for? 14 26 +1038 5 " All that tells you is a number . It doesn ' t really give you any kind of depth of knowledge as to what they know " . knowledge as to what they how can it be quantified then? 21 26 +1039 1 MINNEAPOLIS - Another group of former NHL players has joined the fight for compensation for head injuries they say they incurred while playing , while at the same time targeting the violence of the game that they believe brought about those injuries . head injuries did they get concussions? 15 17 +1039 1 MINNEAPOLIS - Another group of former NHL players has joined the fight for compensation for head injuries they say they incurred while playing , while at the same time targeting the violence of the game that they believe brought about those injuries . compensation how much is the compensation? 13 14 +1039 1 MINNEAPOLIS - Another group of former NHL players has joined the fight for compensation for head injuries they say they incurred while playing , while at the same time targeting the violence of the game that they believe brought about those injuries . former NHL players Who are the former NHL players who are fighting for head injury compensation? 5 8 +1039 1 MINNEAPOLIS - Another group of former NHL players has joined the fight for compensation for head injuries they say they incurred while playing , while at the same time targeting the violence of the game that they believe brought about those injuries . former NHL What team/teams are these players from? 5 7 +1039 1 MINNEAPOLIS - Another group of former NHL players has joined the fight for compensation for head injuries they say they incurred while playing , while at the same time targeting the violence of the game that they believe brought about those injuries . group of Who are the players that are making up the group? 3 5 +1039 2 Retired players Dave Christian , Reed Larson and William Bennett filed a class action lawsuit in federal court on Tuesday alleging that the league has promoted fighting and downplayed the risk of head injuries that come from it . Dave Christian , Reed Larson and William Bennett What teams/teams did these individuals play for? 2 10 +1039 2 Retired players Dave Christian , Reed Larson and William Bennett filed a class action lawsuit in federal court on Tuesday alleging that the league has promoted fighting and downplayed the risk of head injuries that come from it . filed a class action lawsuit in federal court Where exactly (county, state, country, etc.) will this lawsuit take place? 10 18 +1039 3 " I think the glorified violence is really the Achilles heel for the NHL , " said Charles " Bucky " Zimmerman , an attorney at Zimmerman Reed that filed the lawsuit on behalf of the players . glorified violence What is considered \"glorified violence\"? 4 6 +1039 3 " I think the glorified violence is really the Achilles heel for the NHL , " said Charles " Bucky " Zimmerman , an attorney at Zimmerman Reed that filed the lawsuit on behalf of the players . Charles Is this attorney a typical athlete/retired athlete representative? 17 18 +1039 4 " If anything comes of this , the focus on the glorified violence and perhaps the change to that will be a good thing " . glorified violence who glorifies it? 11 13 +1039 5 The lawsuit , which is similar to one brought by former football players against the NFL , joins others filed by hockey players in Washington and New York and seeks monetary damages and increased medical monitoring . medical monitoring how can they be monitored? 34 36 +1039 5 The lawsuit , which is similar to one brought by former football players against the NFL , joins others filed by hockey players in Washington and New York and seeks monetary damages and increased medical monitoring . medical monitoring How much would the medical monitoring cost the NFL? 34 36 +1039 5 The lawsuit , which is similar to one brought by former football players against the NFL , joins others filed by hockey players in Washington and New York and seeks monetary damages and increased medical monitoring . former football players Who are the former football players who sued the NFL? 10 13 +1039 5 The lawsuit , which is similar to one brought by former football players against the NFL , joins others filed by hockey players in Washington and New York and seeks monetary damages and increased medical monitoring . monetary damages How much in monetary damages are the hockey players suing for? 30 32 +1039 5 The lawsuit , which is similar to one brought by former football players against the NFL , joins others filed by hockey players in Washington and New York and seeks monetary damages and increased medical monitoring . medical monitoring What kind of monitoring? 34 36 +1039 5 The lawsuit , which is similar to one brought by former football players against the NFL , joins others filed by hockey players in Washington and New York and seeks monetary damages and increased medical monitoring . is similar What exactly did they sue for? 4 6 +1040 1 BOSTON - Under heavy security that included a battery of surveillance cameras and police officers on rooftops , nearly 36 , 000 runners hit the streets Monday in the first Boston Marathon since last year ' s deadly bombing , sending a powerful message of resilience . security how many security workers? 4 5 +1040 2 In what some saw as altogether fitting , an American won the men ' s division for the first time in more than 30 years , dominating a field that included many athletes who were prevented from completing the race last year . American were there lots of foreigners? 9 10 +1040 4 The two pressure - cooker bombs that went off near the end of the 26 . 2 - mile course killed three people and wounded more than 260 in a hellish spectacle of torn limbs , smoke and broken glass . hellish spectacle was it recorded? 30 32 +1040 4 The two pressure - cooker bombs that went off near the end of the 26 . 2 - mile course killed three people and wounded more than 260 in a hellish spectacle of torn limbs , smoke and broken glass . bombs that went off Why did the terrorists do this? 5 9 +1041 1 ATLANTA - Arthur Blank donned traditional soccer garb to mark his newest venture - an MLS team for Atlanta . Arthur Blank who is he? 2 4 +1041 1 ATLANTA - Arthur Blank donned traditional soccer garb to mark his newest venture - an MLS team for Atlanta . Arthur Blank Who is Arthur Blank? 2 4 +1041 2 " I love this one , " Blank said , looking down at the red , black and gold scarf draped over his dark suit . red , black and gold scarf is it luxurious? 14 20 +1041 2 " I love this one , " Blank said , looking down at the red , black and gold scarf draped over his dark suit . " I love this one , " Why does he love \"this one\"? 0 7 +1041 3 " I haven ' t taken it off since it was given to me . given to me when was it given to him? 11 14 +1041 3 " I haven ' t taken it off since it was given to me . since it was given to me How long ago was it given to him, and how does he maintain self sanitation with it always on? 8 14 +1041 3 " I haven ' t taken it off since it was given to me . given Who gave it to him? 11 12 +1041 3 " I haven ' t taken it off since it was given to me . given to me Who gave Arthur Blank the scarf? 11 14 +1041 4 I may not sleep in it tonight , but I may . but I may is he joking? 8 11 +1041 4 I may not sleep in it tonight , but I may . but I may He may or may not sleep with it on depending on what factors? 8 11 +1041 5 I haven ' t decided yet " . Major League Soccer announced its latest team Wednesday , an expansion team for Atlanta that will begin play in 2017 at the city ' s new retractable roof stadium . city ' s new retractable roof stadium What is the name of the city's new retractable roof stadium? 30 37 +1042 1 JEFFERSON CITY , Mo . - Through 13 years of teaching , Jennifer Kavanaugh never dreamed of hitting a child - not even once . child - not even once but she did it now? 19 24 +1042 1 JEFFERSON CITY , Mo . - Through 13 years of teaching , Jennifer Kavanaugh never dreamed of hitting a child - not even once . teaching , Where does Jennifer work? 10 12 +1042 1 JEFFERSON CITY , Mo . - Through 13 years of teaching , Jennifer Kavanaugh never dreamed of hitting a child - not even once . never dreamed of hitting a child What did Jennifer Kavanaugh dream of during these 13 years? 14 20 +1042 2 Kavanaugh , now a fifth - grade teacher at St . Margaret of Scotland School in St . Louis , previously taught in a school where children were physically punished for bad behavior , but she never participated . she never did she report it? 35 37 +1042 2 Kavanaugh , now a fifth - grade teacher at St . Margaret of Scotland School in St . Louis , previously taught in a school where children were physically punished for bad behavior , but she never participated . physically punished for bad behavior , How were they physically punished? 28 34 +1042 2 Kavanaugh , now a fifth - grade teacher at St . Margaret of Scotland School in St . Louis , previously taught in a school where children were physically punished for bad behavior , but she never participated . St . Margaret of Scotland School in St . Louis , How do the rules concerning physical discipline differ in St. Louis compared to Kavanaugh's previous school? 9 20 +1042 2 Kavanaugh , now a fifth - grade teacher at St . Margaret of Scotland School in St . Louis , previously taught in a school where children were physically punished for bad behavior , but she never participated . physically punished for bad behavior , What sort of behavior led to these punishments? 28 34 +1042 3 She knows there are teachers across the state who do , however , and she wants it stopped . knows there are teachers across the how does she know this? 1 7 +1042 3 She knows there are teachers across the state who do , however , and she wants it stopped . she wants it stopped Does she have a plan of action? 14 18 +1042 3 She knows there are teachers across the state who do , however , and she wants it stopped . there are teachers across the state who do , How do these physical punishments affect the growing students? 2 11 +1042 3 She knows there are teachers across the state who do , however , and she wants it stopped . she wants it stopped Why does she feel so strongly? 14 18 +1042 4 " All studies point to the fact that corporal punishment does not make for a more peaceful , happier child , " she said at the Capitol on Wednesday . punishment does not make for a more peaceful , Does physical punishment actually cause more negative behavior from the students being disciplined? 9 18 +1042 4 " All studies point to the fact that corporal punishment does not make for a more peaceful , happier child , " she said at the Capitol on Wednesday . " All studies What is her evidence? 0 3 +1042 5 Kavanaugh and about 30 of her fifth - grade students attended a hearing Wednesday on a bill , sponsored by Democratic State Sen . Joe Keaveny , that would ban corporal punishment , or spanking , in both public and private schools in the state . 30 of her fifth - grade students attended a hearing How was this school trip paid for? 3 13 +1042 5 Kavanaugh and about 30 of her fifth - grade students attended a hearing Wednesday on a bill , sponsored by Democratic State Sen . Joe Keaveny , that would ban corporal punishment , or spanking , in both public and private schools in the state . a bill , Was this bill passed? 15 18 +1043 1 LONDON - In a north London hospital , scientists are growing noses , ears and blood vessels in a bold attempt to make body parts in the laboratory . laboratory In which laboratory are they attempting to make body parts? 27 28 +1043 1 LONDON - In a north London hospital , scientists are growing noses , ears and blood vessels in a bold attempt to make body parts in the laboratory . body parts Why are scientists trying to grow body parts? 23 25 +1043 1 LONDON - In a north London hospital , scientists are growing noses , ears and blood vessels in a bold attempt to make body parts in the laboratory . In a north London hospital , Which north London hospital? 2 8 +1043 1 LONDON - In a north London hospital , scientists are growing noses , ears and blood vessels in a bold attempt to make body parts in the laboratory . growing HOW DO YOU GROW A BODY PART? 10 11 +1043 2 It ' s far from the only lab in the world that is pursuing the futuristic idea of growing organs for transplant . only lab which other labs? 6 8 +1043 2 It ' s far from the only lab in the world that is pursuing the futuristic idea of growing organs for transplant . far from the only lab WHO ELSE IS RESEARCHING THIS? 3 8 +1043 3 But the London work was showcased Tuesday as Mayor Boris Johnson announced a plan to attract more labs to do cutting - edge health and science research in the area . attract WHAT IS THE APPEAL TO THESE RESEARCH GROUPS? 15 16 +1043 4 While only a handful of patients have received the British lab - made organs so far - including tear ducts , blood vessels and windpipes - researchers hope they will soon be able to transplant more types of body parts into patients , including what would be the world ' s first nose made partly from stem cells . windpipes is that the throat? 24 25 +1043 4 While only a handful of patients have received the British lab - made organs so far - including tear ducts , blood vessels and windpipes - researchers hope they will soon be able to transplant more types of body parts into patients , including what would be the world ' s first nose made partly from stem cells . patients Have the patients who have received the organs survived? 5 6 +1043 4 While only a handful of patients have received the British lab - made organs so far - including tear ducts , blood vessels and windpipes - researchers hope they will soon be able to transplant more types of body parts into patients , including what would be the world ' s first nose made partly from stem cells . handful of patients HOW DID THEY DO WITH THE TRANSPLANT? 3 6 +1043 5 " It ' s like making a cake , " said Alexander Seifalian at University College London , the scientist leading the effort . making a cake , " in what way? 5 10 +1043 5 " It ' s like making a cake , " said Alexander Seifalian at University College London , the scientist leading the effort . " It ' s like making a cake , " IN WHAT WAY? 0 10 +1044 1 When she was 4 , Doris Pilkington Garimara was uprooted from her home in western Australia and sent to a camp for " half - caste " aboriginals , where she grew up believing she had been abandoned and forgotten by her mother . " half - caste " is it racist? 22 27 +1044 1 When she was 4 , Doris Pilkington Garimara was uprooted from her home in western Australia and sent to a camp for " half - caste " aboriginals , where she grew up believing she had been abandoned and forgotten by her mother . uprooted Why was Doris Pilkington Garimara uprooted from her home? 9 10 +1044 1 When she was 4 , Doris Pilkington Garimara was uprooted from her home in western Australia and sent to a camp for " half - caste " aboriginals , where she grew up believing she had been abandoned and forgotten by her mother . " half - caste " What does half-caste mean? 22 27 +1044 1 When she was 4 , Doris Pilkington Garimara was uprooted from her home in western Australia and sent to a camp for " half - caste " aboriginals , where she grew up believing she had been abandoned and forgotten by her mother . sent to a camp for " half - caste " aboriginals , Why was she sent to this camp? 17 29 +1044 3 Pilkington Garimara and her mother belonged to " the stolen generations " - the estimated 100 , 000 children of mixed aboriginal and white ancestry who by government edict were snatched from their homes and reared in desolate settlements . Pilkington Garimara what did she grow up to be? 0 2 +1044 3 Pilkington Garimara and her mother belonged to " the stolen generations " - the estimated 100 , 000 children of mixed aboriginal and white ancestry who by government edict were snatched from their homes and reared in desolate settlements . desolate settlements Why were the stolen generations reared in desolate settlements? 37 39 +1044 3 Pilkington Garimara and her mother belonged to " the stolen generations " - the estimated 100 , 000 children of mixed aboriginal and white ancestry who by government edict were snatched from their homes and reared in desolate settlements . government Why did they take their homes away from them? 27 28 +1044 3 Pilkington Garimara and her mother belonged to " the stolen generations " - the estimated 100 , 000 children of mixed aboriginal and white ancestry who by government edict were snatched from their homes and reared in desolate settlements . by government edict What led to this type of legislation? 26 29 +1044 4 By separating them from their darker - skinned relatives , the policy aimed to assimilate them into white society . assimilate them into white society did it work? 14 19 +1044 5 The forced removals occurred through most of the last century , ending in the 1970s but kept hidden far longer , in part because those who had been the targets accepted what the government told them : that aboriginal people were dirty and evil . that aboriginal people were dirty and evil What was the rationale for these types of beliefs? 37 44 +1045 1 JERUSALEM - The crowd that gathered at the recent grand opening of Cinema City hadn ' t come for the movies . hadn ' t come for the what did they come for? 14 20 +1045 1 JERUSALEM - The crowd that gathered at the recent grand opening of Cinema City hadn ' t come for the movies . movies What did they come for if it wasn't the movies? 20 21 +1045 1 JERUSALEM - The crowd that gathered at the recent grand opening of Cinema City hadn ' t come for the movies . hadn ' t come for the movies If they were gathering at a cinema, what were they waiting for if not movies? 14 21 +1045 1 JERUSALEM - The crowd that gathered at the recent grand opening of Cinema City hadn ' t come for the movies . hadn ' t come for the movies . What happened? 14 22 +1045 2 They were there in droves to protest a government regulation that keeps the 19 - screen multiplex closed each week from sundown Friday to sundown Saturday . 19 - screen multiplex why does it have to close? 13 17 +1045 2 They were there in droves to protest a government regulation that keeps the 19 - screen multiplex closed each week from sundown Friday to sundown Saturday . regulation Why was this regulation put in place? 9 10 +1045 2 They were there in droves to protest a government regulation that keeps the 19 - screen multiplex closed each week from sundown Friday to sundown Saturday . closed Why would the government want this? 17 18 +1045 3 " Jerusalem , wake up ! " the protesters chanted as security guards blocked them from entering the lobby . security guards are these private guards or government people? 11 13 +1045 4 " Nonreligious people are equal too ! " The demonstration was the latest skirmish in Jerusalem ' s long - running " Sabbath wars , " which for decades have pitted the city ' s secular Jewish population against its ultra - Orthodox community over whether shops , theaters and other public spaces can remain open on the Jewish day of rest . " Nonreligious people are there atheists in jerusalem? 0 3 +1045 4 " Nonreligious people are equal too ! " The demonstration was the latest skirmish in Jerusalem ' s long - running " Sabbath wars , " which for decades have pitted the city ' s secular Jewish population against its ultra - Orthodox community over whether shops , theaters and other public spaces can remain open on the Jewish day of rest . rest If a company wants to be open they can't be open because of a law? 61 62 +1045 4 " Nonreligious people are equal too ! " The demonstration was the latest skirmish in Jerusalem ' s long - running " Sabbath wars , " which for decades have pitted the city ' s secular Jewish population against its ultra - Orthodox community over whether shops , theaters and other public spaces can remain open on the Jewish day of rest . long - running " Sabbath wars , " How long have these regulations been on the books? 18 26 +1045 5 " I don ' t tell people when to go to the synagogue , and they shouldn ' t tell me when to go to the cinema , " said Laura Wharton , a city councilwoman whose left - leaning Meretz party led the protest outside the multiplex , which was built on city land and is barred from opening on the Sabbath by a provision written by an ultra - Orthodox city lawmaker . lawmaker Does this place have separation of church and state? 73 74 +1045 5 " I don ' t tell people when to go to the synagogue , and they shouldn ' t tell me when to go to the cinema , " said Laura Wharton , a city councilwoman whose left - leaning Meretz party led the protest outside the multiplex , which was built on city land and is barred from opening on the Sabbath by a provision written by an ultra - Orthodox city lawmaker . ultra - Orthodox city lawmaker Who were the lawmakers who wrote the legislation? 69 74 +1045 5 " I don ' t tell people when to go to the synagogue , and they shouldn ' t tell me when to go to the cinema , " said Laura Wharton , a city councilwoman whose left - leaning Meretz party led the protest outside the multiplex , which was built on city land and is barred from opening on the Sabbath by a provision written by an ultra - Orthodox city lawmaker . ultra - Orthodox city lawmaker was the lawmaker voted into office or appointed? 69 74 +1046 1 LOS ANGELES - Sifting through observations from tens of thousands of distant stars , astronomers say they have discovered the first definitive Earth - size planet that orbits in a habitable zone where water could exist in liquid form - a necessary condition for life as we know it . astronomers say they have discovered Which astronomers? 14 19 +1046 1 LOS ANGELES - Sifting through observations from tens of thousands of distant stars , astronomers say they have discovered the first definitive Earth - size planet that orbits in a habitable zone where water could exist in liquid form - a necessary condition for life as we know it . Earth - size How far from Earth is this Earth-size planet? 22 25 +1046 1 LOS ANGELES - Sifting through observations from tens of thousands of distant stars , astronomers say they have discovered the first definitive Earth - size planet that orbits in a habitable zone where water could exist in liquid form - a necessary condition for life as we know it . a necessary condition for life What are the other conditions 40 45 +1046 1 LOS ANGELES - Sifting through observations from tens of thousands of distant stars , astronomers say they have discovered the first definitive Earth - size planet that orbits in a habitable zone where water could exist in liquid form - a necessary condition for life as we know it . planet that orbits in a habitable zone Where is this planet 25 32 +1046 2 Experts don ' t know if the planet , described in Friday ' s edition of the journal Science , actually has water or a protective atmosphere . protective atmosphere what is a protective atmosphere? 25 27 +1046 2 Experts don ' t know if the planet , described in Friday ' s edition of the journal Science , actually has water or a protective atmosphere . actually has water How can experts find out out if the planet actually has water ? 20 23 +1046 2 Experts don ' t know if the planet , described in Friday ' s edition of the journal Science , actually has water or a protective atmosphere . actually has water or a protective atmosphere How can they determine if it does? 20 27 +1046 3 They don ' t even know its mass . But they said the landmark discovery raises the distinct possibility that a bumper crop of Earth - like planets is waiting to be found much closer to home , including around temperamental stars that until recently were considered inhospitable to life . its mass is the information incomplete? 6 8 +1046 3 They don ' t even know its mass . But they said the landmark discovery raises the distinct possibility that a bumper crop of Earth - like planets is waiting to be found much closer to home , including around temperamental stars that until recently were considered inhospitable to life . inhospitable How long will it take to find out if the possible planets will support life? 47 48 +1046 4 " This is really a tip - of - the - iceberg discovery , " said study co - author Jason Rowe , an astronomer at the SETI Institute in Mountain View , Calif . , who spent a year analyzing data gathered by NASA ' s Kepler Space Telescope . astronomer is he a top astronomer? 24 25 +1046 4 " This is really a tip - of - the - iceberg discovery , " said study co - author Jason Rowe , an astronomer at the SETI Institute in Mountain View , Calif . , who spent a year analyzing data gathered by NASA ' s Kepler Space Telescope . analyzing data how was the data collected? 40 42 +1046 4 " This is really a tip - of - the - iceberg discovery , " said study co - author Jason Rowe , an astronomer at the SETI Institute in Mountain View , Calif . , who spent a year analyzing data gathered by NASA ' s Kepler Space Telescope . SETI Institute what is the seti institute? 27 29 +1046 4 " This is really a tip - of - the - iceberg discovery , " said study co - author Jason Rowe , an astronomer at the SETI Institute in Mountain View , Calif . , who spent a year analyzing data gathered by NASA ' s Kepler Space Telescope . " This is really a tip - of - the - iceberg discovery , " What discoveries should come next 0 15 +1046 5 They ' re still looking for more in the Kepler data - but after finding the planet known as Kepler - 186f , " we can infer that other ones are likely to exist . Kepler - 186f , In what year was this planet found? 19 23 +1047 1 MUMBAI , India - The voice that answers the number posted on the online ad is polished , confident : No one will suspect anything , he says . online ad is polished , what will they suspect? 13 18 +1047 1 MUMBAI , India - The voice that answers the number posted on the online ad is polished , confident : No one will suspect anything , he says . voice Who is the voice that answers the number? 5 6 +1047 1 MUMBAI , India - The voice that answers the number posted on the online ad is polished , confident : No one will suspect anything , he says . No one Who won't suspect anything? 20 22 +1047 1 MUMBAI , India - The voice that answers the number posted on the online ad is polished , confident : No one will suspect anything , he says . anything , What would they suspect of? 24 26 +1047 1 MUMBAI , India - The voice that answers the number posted on the online ad is polished , confident : No one will suspect anything , he says . number What is the number? 9 10 +1047 2 The gadget has never failed . A college senior , he sounds younger on the phone but assures the caller that he speaks from experience . sounds younger how old is he really? 11 13 +1047 2 The gadget has never failed . A college senior , he sounds younger on the phone but assures the caller that he speaks from experience . gadget What gadget has never failed? 1 2 +1047 2 The gadget has never failed . A college senior , he sounds younger on the phone but assures the caller that he speaks from experience . college senior , Who is the college senior? 7 10 +1047 2 The gadget has never failed . A college senior , he sounds younger on the phone but assures the caller that he speaks from experience . experience What experience does the college senior have? 24 25 +1047 2 The gadget has never failed . A college senior , he sounds younger on the phone but assures the caller that he speaks from experience . gadget What kind of gadget? 1 2 +1047 2 The gadget has never failed . A college senior , he sounds younger on the phone but assures the caller that he speaks from experience . experience What kind of experience and how much? 24 25 +1047 3 He gives his name as Anil and quotes his price : about $ 40 . quotes Is he speaking English or an Indian language? 7 8 +1047 4 Minutes later he texts , offering a 6 percent discount . texts , Who does he text? 3 5 +1047 4 Minutes later he texts , offering a 6 percent discount . Minutes later How many minutes later? 0 2 +1047 5 That ' s the price to cheat on one of India ' s all - important tests , a pressure - packed exercise that holds the key to the country ' s most coveted colleges , universities and postgraduate programs . tests , Which of India's tests is being cheated on? 16 18 +1047 5 That ' s the price to cheat on one of India ' s all - important tests , a pressure - packed exercise that holds the key to the country ' s most coveted colleges , universities and postgraduate programs . tests , What kind of tests? 16 18 +1047 5 That ' s the price to cheat on one of India ' s all - important tests , a pressure - packed exercise that holds the key to the country ' s most coveted colleges , universities and postgraduate programs . the country ' s most coveted colleges , What are the country's most coveted colleges? 28 36 +1048 1 A teenager ' s weekend scramble over a fence at Mineta San Jose International Airport and into the wheel well of a Maui - bound airliner is raising concerns about airport security nationwide . well How did a teenage get over a fence and into a plane’s wheel well at an international airport? 19 20 +1048 1 A teenager ' s weekend scramble over a fence at Mineta San Jose International Airport and into the wheel well of a Maui - bound airliner is raising concerns about airport security nationwide . teenager ' s weekend scramble What teenager's weekend scramble? 1 6 +1048 2 There have been several breaches of airport perimeter fences across the country in recent years , but perhaps none more dramatic as the incident Sunday in which the Santa Clara , Calif . , teenager survived a 5½ - hour , nonstop flight to Maui . perimeter fences how often does it happen? 7 9 +1048 4 San Jose ' s airport is surrounded by 6 - foot fences , some sections with barbed wire on top , according to airport spokeswoman Rosemary Barnes . some Why do only some sections of fence have barbed wire? 13 14 +1048 5 At least some of the tarmac area is monitored by cameras , but airport officials were unaware of the perimeter breach . some Why is only some of the tarmac area monitored by cameras? 2 3 +1048 5 At least some of the tarmac area is monitored by cameras , but airport officials were unaware of the perimeter breach . the perimeter breach What is the perimeter breach? 18 21 +1049 1 AKRON , Ohio - The gladiators ' legs were tucked inside their machines . gladiators ' legs were what are they talking about? 5 9 +1049 1 AKRON , Ohio - The gladiators ' legs were tucked inside their machines . gladiators ' Who were the gladiators? 5 7 +1049 1 AKRON , Ohio - The gladiators ' legs were tucked inside their machines . machines What were the machines? 12 13 +1049 1 AKRON , Ohio - The gladiators ' legs were tucked inside their machines . machines What are the machines like? 12 13 +1049 2 On their hands , they placed a foam - like wrap , followed by gloves and duct tape , sticky side up . foam - like wrap , why are they doing this? 7 12 +1049 2 On their hands , they placed a foam - like wrap , followed by gloves and duct tape , sticky side up . a foam - like wrap , Why were they wearing this wrap? 6 12 +1049 2 On their hands , they placed a foam - like wrap , followed by gloves and duct tape , sticky side up . wrap , What does the wrap look like? 10 12 +1049 3 It was time to do battle . Wheelchair rugby was originally called murderball , and for good reason . murderball , was it really called that? 12 14 +1049 3 It was time to do battle . Wheelchair rugby was originally called murderball , and for good reason . murderball , Why was wheelchair rugby called murderball? 12 14 +1049 4 It ' s a fierce game with metal - on - metal and sometimes skin - on - floor contact . fierce game Why is the competition so cutthroat? 4 6 +1049 5 The six guys who make up this team , which practices for about three hours each Friday night in Tallmadge , Ohio , are all quadriplegics , meaning that they have varying loss of function in all four limbs , mostly from injuries suffered in accidents . six guys Who are the six guys who make up this team? 1 3 +1050 1 KATMANDU , Nepal - Dozens of Sherpa guides packed up their tents and left Mount Everest ' s base camp Wednesday , after the deaths of 16 of their colleagues in an avalanche exposed an undercurrent of resentment by Sherpas over their pay , treatment and benefits . KATMANDU , is that the capital? 0 2 +1050 1 KATMANDU , Nepal - Dozens of Sherpa guides packed up their tents and left Mount Everest ' s base camp Wednesday , after the deaths of 16 of their colleagues in an avalanche exposed an undercurrent of resentment by Sherpas over their pay , treatment and benefits . left Why where dozens of Sherpa on Mount Everest? 13 14 +1050 1 KATMANDU , Nepal - Dozens of Sherpa guides packed up their tents and left Mount Everest ' s base camp Wednesday , after the deaths of 16 of their colleagues in an avalanche exposed an undercurrent of resentment by Sherpas over their pay , treatment and benefits . avalanche How common are avalanches and how frequently do they kill this many people? 32 33 +1050 1 KATMANDU , Nepal - Dozens of Sherpa guides packed up their tents and left Mount Everest ' s base camp Wednesday , after the deaths of 16 of their colleagues in an avalanche exposed an undercurrent of resentment by Sherpas over their pay , treatment and benefits . pay , treatment and benefits What kind of compensation are they seeking and how does it compare to what they are receiving now? 42 47 +1050 2 With the entire climbing season increasingly thrown into doubt , the government quickly announced that top tourism officials would fly to base camp Thursday to negotiate with the Sherpas and encourage them to return to work . doubt , Why was the entire climbing season in doubt? 8 10 +1050 2 With the entire climbing season increasingly thrown into doubt , the government quickly announced that top tourism officials would fly to base camp Thursday to negotiate with the Sherpas and encourage them to return to work . top tourism officials Which top tourism officials? 15 18 +1050 2 With the entire climbing season increasingly thrown into doubt , the government quickly announced that top tourism officials would fly to base camp Thursday to negotiate with the Sherpas and encourage them to return to work . top tourism officials Are the sherpas paid by the government? 15 18 +1050 2 With the entire climbing season increasingly thrown into doubt , the government quickly announced that top tourism officials would fly to base camp Thursday to negotiate with the Sherpas and encourage them to return to work . entire climbing season How large of an industry is climbing tourism? 2 5 +1050 2 With the entire climbing season increasingly thrown into doubt , the government quickly announced that top tourism officials would fly to base camp Thursday to negotiate with the Sherpas and encourage them to return to work . top tourism officials Who are the top tourism officials who are flying to base camp? 15 18 +1050 3 But while Nepal ' s government has been heavily criticized for not doing enough for the Sherpas in the wake of last week ' s disaster , the deadliest ever on the mountain , one top official blamed the walkout on " hooligans " . doing How can Nepal's government help the Sherpa? 12 13 +1050 3 But while Nepal ' s government has been heavily criticized for not doing enough for the Sherpas in the wake of last week ' s disaster , the deadliest ever on the mountain , one top official blamed the walkout on " hooligans " . " hooligans " Why were hooligans responsible for the walkout? 41 44 +1050 3 But while Nepal ' s government has been heavily criticized for not doing enough for the Sherpas in the wake of last week ' s disaster , the deadliest ever on the mountain , one top official blamed the walkout on " hooligans " . " hooligans " What justification does this official have for this statement? 41 44 +1050 4 " It was crowd behavior - some hooligans were creating problems , but things are getting back to normal , " said Sushil Ghimire , secretary of Nepal ' s Tourism Ministry . normal , " How are things normalizing? 18 21 +1050 4 " It was crowd behavior - some hooligans were creating problems , but things are getting back to normal , " said Sushil Ghimire , secretary of Nepal ' s Tourism Ministry . some hooligans were creating problems , How could an avalanche be compared to hooligans creating problems? 6 12 +1050 5 While it was unclear just how many of the 400 or so Sherpas on the mountain had joined the walkout , a number of expedition companies have already canceled their climbs , and the lucrative climbing season is in disarray . disarray will it recover? 39 40 +1050 5 While it was unclear just how many of the 400 or so Sherpas on the mountain had joined the walkout , a number of expedition companies have already canceled their climbs , and the lucrative climbing season is in disarray . unclear Why was it unclear how many of the 400 Sherpas on the mountain joined the walkout? 3 4 +1050 5 While it was unclear just how many of the 400 or so Sherpas on the mountain had joined the walkout , a number of expedition companies have already canceled their climbs , and the lucrative climbing season is in disarray . canceled How can the lucrative climbing season be saved? 28 29 +1050 5 While it was unclear just how many of the 400 or so Sherpas on the mountain had joined the walkout , a number of expedition companies have already canceled their climbs , and the lucrative climbing season is in disarray . expedition companies Who are the expedition companies who canceled their climbs? 24 26 +1051 1 South Korea ' s foreign minister will depart Saturday for the United States and Japan on a visit expected to focus on a recent U . S . - North Korea nuclear accord , a ministry spokesman said Wednesday . South Korea ' s foreign minister Who is South Korea's foreign minister? 0 6 +1051 1 South Korea ' s foreign minister will depart Saturday for the United States and Japan on a visit expected to focus on a recent U . S . - North Korea nuclear accord , a ministry spokesman said Wednesday . a ministry spokesman Who is the ministry spokesman? 34 37 +1051 1 South Korea ' s foreign minister will depart Saturday for the United States and Japan on a visit expected to focus on a recent U . S . - North Korea nuclear accord , a ministry spokesman said Wednesday . U . S . - North Korea nuclear accord , What is the U.S.-North Korea nuclear accord? 24 34 +1051 2 In Washington , the foreign minister , Gong Ro - myung , is to meet with his U . S . counterpart , Warren Christopher , and Defense Secretary William Perry to discuss the nuclear accord signed in October , ministry spokesman Chang Ki - ho said . discuss the nuclear accord signed in October , What was part of this accord? 32 40 +1051 2 In Washington , the foreign minister , Gong Ro - myung , is to meet with his U . S . counterpart , Warren Christopher , and Defense Secretary William Perry to discuss the nuclear accord signed in October , ministry spokesman Chang Ki - ho said . nuclear accord What is the nuclear accord means? 34 36 +1051 4 The South Korean foreign minister then will fly to New York where he will meet with U . N . Secretary - General Boutros Boutros - Ghali and ambassadors to the United Nations from several nations , he said . meet What will they discuss 14 15 +1051 5 On his way back home , he will stop over in Tokyo for talks with Japanese Foreign Minister Yohei Kono , expected to center on cooperation over the nuclear accord . center on cooperation over the nuclear accord What will these discussions mainly focus on in regards to these nuclear treaties? 23 30 +1051 5 On his way back home , he will stop over in Tokyo for talks with Japanese Foreign Minister Yohei Kono , expected to center on cooperation over the nuclear accord . cooperation over the nuclear accord What is cooperation over the nuclear accord? 25 30 +1052 1 In sign of hope for civilians trapped by war , scores of sick and wounded Muslims arrived in the Bosnian capital early today after being evacuated from a besieged eastern town . besieged eastern town What town? 28 31 +1052 1 In sign of hope for civilians trapped by war , scores of sick and wounded Muslims arrived in the Bosnian capital early today after being evacuated from a besieged eastern town . hope How is it hopeful that people showed up at a hospital? 3 4 +1052 1 In sign of hope for civilians trapped by war , scores of sick and wounded Muslims arrived in the Bosnian capital early today after being evacuated from a besieged eastern town . evacuated from a besieged eastern town . Why were the sick and wounded being evacuated from this town? 25 32 +1052 1 In sign of hope for civilians trapped by war , scores of sick and wounded Muslims arrived in the Bosnian capital early today after being evacuated from a besieged eastern town . besieged eastern town Who besieged the eastern town? 28 31 +1052 2 But Serbs dashed expectations that Sarajevans would be permitted to travel outside the narrow , mountain - enclosed confines of the shattered city that has been their entire world for the past three years . years How did they smash the expectations? 33 34 +1052 2 But Serbs dashed expectations that Sarajevans would be permitted to travel outside the narrow , mountain - enclosed confines of the shattered city that has been their entire world for the past three years . dashed expectations Why did Serbs dashed expectations of Sarajevans to travel outside? 2 4 +1052 3 A route out of Sarajevo was expected to open later today - - but only for international humanitarian agencies that already can use another route . The Serbs refused to open the route to civilians and Bosnian charities . only for international humanitarian agencies Why would this route be opened if there was another one already operational? 14 19 +1052 3 A route out of Sarajevo was expected to open later today - - but only for international humanitarian agencies that already can use another route . The Serbs refused to open the route to civilians and Bosnian charities . Serbs refused to open the route Why did Serbs refused to open the route to civilians and Bosnian charities? 27 33 +1052 4 U . N . officials said the Serbs ' last - minute restrictions on who could use the road , which runs through the city ' s airport , would translate into little improvement for the capital ' s residents . little improvement for the capital ' s residents Why would it mean little improvement for the capital's residents? 32 40 +1052 5 A Serb demand for half the cargo being transported along the new route put a further dent in the access agreement . cargo What kind of cargo is it that made them want it? 6 7 +1053 1 England fast bowler Devon Malcolm is on a final warning for his behavior from International Cricket Council ( ICC ) match referee John Reid going into the fifth Ashes Test against Australia , which starts at the WACA Ground on Friday . warning for his behavior What sorts of unsportsmanlike behavior? 9 13 +1053 1 England fast bowler Devon Malcolm is on a final warning for his behavior from International Cricket Council ( ICC ) match referee John Reid going into the fifth Ashes Test against Australia , which starts at the WACA Ground on Friday . Ashes Test against Australia , What is that? 28 33 +1053 1 England fast bowler Devon Malcolm is on a final warning for his behavior from International Cricket Council ( ICC ) match referee John Reid going into the fifth Ashes Test against Australia , which starts at the WACA Ground on Friday . final warning for his behavior What did he do to get the final warning? 8 13 +1053 2 Malcolm bowled England to victory in the fourth Test in Adelaide on Monday with a devastating burst of 3 - 4 in 11 deliveries at the start of the second innings , dismissing Mark Taylor , Michael Slater and Steve Waugh to set up the tourists ' 106 - run win . tourists ' 106 - run win What is this term? 45 51 +1053 2 Malcolm bowled England to victory in the fourth Test in Adelaide on Monday with a devastating burst of 3 - 4 in 11 deliveries at the start of the second innings , dismissing Mark Taylor , Michael Slater and Steve Waugh to set up the tourists ' 106 - run win . Mark Taylor , Michael Slater and Steve Waugh Who are these people? 33 41 +1053 3 The Derby paceman was lightning fast at times , but captain Mike Atherton revealed today that Malcolm was one of several bowlers who had been warned by the ICC referee for " overt aggression " . " overt aggression " What constitutes overt aggression in cricket? 31 35 +1053 4 Chris Lewis was fined 30 percent of his match fee at the end of the Adelaide Test for pointing Craig McDermott towards the dressing rooms and Atherton said Reid had told him after the Sydney Test to pass on a warning to Malcolm . for pointing Craig McDermott Why did this incur him the fee? 17 21 +1054 1 Israeli Foreign Minister Shimon Peres held talks Wednesday with President Hosni Mubarak aimed at renewing Israel ' s peace negotiations with the PLO that have been stalled by persistent violence . Mubarak Who is Hosni Mubarak 11 12 +1054 1 Israeli Foreign Minister Shimon Peres held talks Wednesday with President Hosni Mubarak aimed at renewing Israel ' s peace negotiations with the PLO that have been stalled by persistent violence . PLO What is PLO 22 23 +1054 1 Israeli Foreign Minister Shimon Peres held talks Wednesday with President Hosni Mubarak aimed at renewing Israel ' s peace negotiations with the PLO that have been stalled by persistent violence . PLO what does PLO stand for? 22 23 +1054 1 Israeli Foreign Minister Shimon Peres held talks Wednesday with President Hosni Mubarak aimed at renewing Israel ' s peace negotiations with the PLO that have been stalled by persistent violence . peace negotiations What would the peace talks entail? 18 20 +1054 1 Israeli Foreign Minister Shimon Peres held talks Wednesday with President Hosni Mubarak aimed at renewing Israel ' s peace negotiations with the PLO that have been stalled by persistent violence . persistent violence Why have they been fighting? 28 30 +1054 2 The Israeli newspaper Yedioth Aharonoth reported Wednesday that the meeting was expcted to be followed by a summit meeting Thursday between Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin , Mubarak and Jordan ' s King Hussein . Jordan ' s Why Jordan's King is in the summit 29 32 +1054 3 Before departing Ben - Gurion Airport , Peres praised the Egyptian leader for working to achieve the Israel - PLO accord of September 1993 and hoped Mubarak could help get the talks moving again . Ben - Gurion Where is Ben-Gurion Airport 2 5 +1054 4 When asked what Mubarak could do , Peres replied that someone needed to convince the Palestine Liberation Organization to do more to rein in Islamic militants who have been attacking and killing Israelis . someone Someone with what type of skills, experience or influence? 10 11 +1054 4 When asked what Mubarak could do , Peres replied that someone needed to convince the Palestine Liberation Organization to do more to rein in Islamic militants who have been attacking and killing Israelis . Palestine Liberation Organization to do more Why was the PLO doing so little? 15 21 +1054 4 When asked what Mubarak could do , Peres replied that someone needed to convince the Palestine Liberation Organization to do more to rein in Islamic militants who have been attacking and killing Israelis . do more to rein in Islamic militants What does the PLO think of this? 19 26 +1054 5 Peres , met at Cairo International Airport by Egyptian Foreign Minister Amr Moussa , did not talk to reporters before his meeting with Mubarak at the Ittahadiya presidential palace . Peres , Who is Peres 0 2 +1054 5 Peres , met at Cairo International Airport by Egyptian Foreign Minister Amr Moussa , did not talk to reporters before his meeting with Mubarak at the Ittahadiya presidential palace . Mubarak Who is Mubarak 23 24 +1055 1 Australian Soccer Federation chairman John Constantine announced his immediate resignation Wednesday , citing a lack of support from state members . support What support was he supposed to receive? 16 17 +1055 1 Australian Soccer Federation chairman John Constantine announced his immediate resignation Wednesday , citing a lack of support from state members . lack of support from state members Why was there a lack of support? 14 20 +1055 1 Australian Soccer Federation chairman John Constantine announced his immediate resignation Wednesday , citing a lack of support from state members . support What issue did Constantine want the support for? 16 17 +1055 2 Constantine decided to stand down after a meeting with state delegates Tuesday night , at which a motion of no confidence was moved in his leadership . motion of no confidence Why a motion of no confidence? 17 21 +1055 2 Constantine decided to stand down after a meeting with state delegates Tuesday night , at which a motion of no confidence was moved in his leadership . leadership What was he arguing for with the state delegates? 25 26 +1055 2 Constantine decided to stand down after a meeting with state delegates Tuesday night , at which a motion of no confidence was moved in his leadership . Tuesday night , of which year? 11 14 +1055 3 His decision to quit follows an official report into alleged improprieties in the sport . alleged improprieties What are the alleged improprieties? 9 11 +1055 3 His decision to quit follows an official report into alleged improprieties in the sport . improprieties in the sport What sort of improper behavior was taking place? 10 14 +1055 3 His decision to quit follows an official report into alleged improprieties in the sport . improprieties Are there more details on these alleged improprieties? 10 11 +1055 3 His decision to quit follows an official report into alleged improprieties in the sport . improprieties in the what did he do wrong? 10 13 +1055 4 The Stewart Report was released last month by a Senate committee inquiring into alleged illegalities involved in the transfer of Australian players to overseas clubs . Australian players to overseas clubs How were players being transferred illegally? 20 25 +1055 4 The Stewart Report was released last month by a Senate committee inquiring into alleged illegalities involved in the transfer of Australian players to overseas clubs . Report What are some of the main details in the Stewart Report? 2 3 +1055 5 The report , prepared by former Supreme Court justice Donald Stewart , recommended the removal of Eddie Thomson as national team coach . Thomson What accusations are being made against Thomson? 17 18 +1055 5 The report , prepared by former Supreme Court justice Donald Stewart , recommended the removal of Eddie Thomson as national team coach . Eddie Thomson how long had he been coach? 16 18 +1056 1 Premier Lamberto Dini , seeking confirmation in the Senate Wednesday , pitched for parliament ' s support for his plan to rein in the budget deficit and regain the confidence of the markets in Italy . his plan to rein in the budget deficit and regain How did the budget deficit occur? Why is there a budget deficit? 18 28 +1056 1 Premier Lamberto Dini , seeking confirmation in the Senate Wednesday , pitched for parliament ' s support for his plan to rein in the budget deficit and regain the confidence of the markets in Italy . Wednesday , what date? 9 11 +1056 1 Premier Lamberto Dini , seeking confirmation in the Senate Wednesday , pitched for parliament ' s support for his plan to rein in the budget deficit and regain the confidence of the markets in Italy . plan What is his plan to improve Italy's economy? 19 20 +1056 2 The confidence vote in the upper house was expected to come in late morning or early afternoon following formal declaration of how parties intended to vote . afternoon of what day? 16 17 +1056 2 The confidence vote in the upper house was expected to come in late morning or early afternoon following formal declaration of how parties intended to vote . confidence What is a confidence vote? 1 2 +1056 3 The conservative bloc headed by Dini ' s predecessor , media magnate Silvio Berlusconi , was expected to refrain from voting , and confirmation was widely expected . Last week the bloc abstained in the lower Chamber of Deputies , assuring Dini ' s confirmation . refrain Why would they refrain? 18 19 +1056 3 The conservative bloc headed by Dini ' s predecessor , media magnate Silvio Berlusconi , was expected to refrain from voting , and confirmation was widely expected . Last week the bloc abstained in the lower Chamber of Deputies , assuring Dini ' s confirmation . refrain from voting , Why are the conservatives refusing to vote? 18 22 +1056 3 The conservative bloc headed by Dini ' s predecessor , media magnate Silvio Berlusconi , was expected to refrain from voting , and confirmation was widely expected . Last week the bloc abstained in the lower Chamber of Deputies , assuring Dini ' s confirmation . conservative What does the conservative bloc prioritize? 1 2 +1056 3 The conservative bloc headed by Dini ' s predecessor , media magnate Silvio Berlusconi , was expected to refrain from voting , and confirmation was widely expected . Last week the bloc abstained in the lower Chamber of Deputies , assuring Dini ' s confirmation . magnate What types of media does Silvio Berlusconi produce? 11 12 +1056 3 The conservative bloc headed by Dini ' s predecessor , media magnate Silvio Berlusconi , was expected to refrain from voting , and confirmation was widely expected . Last week the bloc abstained in the lower Chamber of Deputies , assuring Dini ' s confirmation . lower What is the governmental structure in Italy's parliament? 35 36 +1056 4 Berlusconi has promised to back his former treasury minister in parliament on key legislation but is angered that Dini rejected his demand to say just when he intends to resign so early elections can be held . but is angered that Dini Why is he angry? 14 19 +1056 4 Berlusconi has promised to back his former treasury minister in parliament on key legislation but is angered that Dini rejected his demand to say just when he intends to resign so early elections can be held . demand Why does Berlusconi want Dini to say when he'll resign? 21 22 +1056 5 Dini on Wednesday told the Senate what he has said in speeches to the lower chamber and to the nation - - that he expects his government to last only the time necessary for key measures , including new taxes and spending cuts to pare Italy ' s huge deficit . time necessary Why would someone promise a temporary government? 31 33 +1056 5 Dini on Wednesday told the Senate what he has said in speeches to the lower chamber and to the nation - - that he expects his government to last only the time necessary for key measures , including new taxes and spending cuts to pare Italy ' s huge deficit . last only the time necessary for key measures , How long does \"time necessary for key measures\" mean? Is there an estimate? 28 37 +1056 5 Dini on Wednesday told the Senate what he has said in speeches to the lower chamber and to the nation - - that he expects his government to last only the time necessary for key measures , including new taxes and spending cuts to pare Italy ' s huge deficit . key How will these key measures be defined? 34 35 +1057 1 Premier Lamberto Dini , seeking confirmation in the Senate Wednesday , pitched for parliament ' s support for his plan to rein in the budget deficit and regain the confidence of the markets in Italy . Premier Why was Premier Lamberto Dini seeking confirmation? 0 1 +1057 1 Premier Lamberto Dini , seeking confirmation in the Senate Wednesday , pitched for parliament ' s support for his plan to rein in the budget deficit and regain the confidence of the markets in Italy . rein in the budget deficit Why is the deficit so high? 21 26 +1057 1 Premier Lamberto Dini , seeking confirmation in the Senate Wednesday , pitched for parliament ' s support for his plan to rein in the budget deficit and regain the confidence of the markets in Italy . support How did he ask for support? 16 17 +1057 1 Premier Lamberto Dini , seeking confirmation in the Senate Wednesday , pitched for parliament ' s support for his plan to rein in the budget deficit and regain the confidence of the markets in Italy . confirmation What position is he being confirmed to? 5 6 +1057 1 Premier Lamberto Dini , seeking confirmation in the Senate Wednesday , pitched for parliament ' s support for his plan to rein in the budget deficit and regain the confidence of the markets in Italy . plan What is his plan? 19 20 +1057 2 The confidence vote in the upper house was expected to come in late morning or early afternoon following formal declaration of how parties intended to vote . formal Why was there a need for a formal declaration? 18 19 +1057 2 The confidence vote in the upper house was expected to come in late morning or early afternoon following formal declaration of how parties intended to vote . formal How are the formal declarations made? 18 19 +1057 3 The conservative bloc headed by Dini ' s predecessor , media magnate Silvio Berlusconi , was expected to refrain from voting , and confirmation was widely expected . Last week the bloc abstained in the lower Chamber of Deputies , assuring Dini ' s confirmation . Silvio Why was Silvio Berlusconi refraining from voting? 12 13 +1057 3 The conservative bloc headed by Dini ' s predecessor , media magnate Silvio Berlusconi , was expected to refrain from voting , and confirmation was widely expected . Last week the bloc abstained in the lower Chamber of Deputies , assuring Dini ' s confirmation . abstained Why did they abstain? 32 33 +1057 3 The conservative bloc headed by Dini ' s predecessor , media magnate Silvio Berlusconi , was expected to refrain from voting , and confirmation was widely expected . Last week the bloc abstained in the lower Chamber of Deputies , assuring Dini ' s confirmation . lower Chamber of Deputies , What is the structure of Italy's parliament? 35 40 +1057 4 Berlusconi has promised to back his former treasury minister in parliament on key legislation but is angered that Dini rejected his demand to say just when he intends to resign so early elections can be held . Berlusconi Why was Berlusconi promise to back the treasury minister? 0 1 +1057 4 Berlusconi has promised to back his former treasury minister in parliament on key legislation but is angered that Dini rejected his demand to say just when he intends to resign so early elections can be held . angered Why is he angered? 16 17 +1057 4 Berlusconi has promised to back his former treasury minister in parliament on key legislation but is angered that Dini rejected his demand to say just when he intends to resign so early elections can be held . demand Why does Berlusconi demand that Dini be specific about his planned resignation date? 21 22 +1057 5 Dini on Wednesday told the Senate what he has said in speeches to the lower chamber and to the nation - - that he expects his government to last only the time necessary for key measures , including new taxes and spending cuts to pare Italy ' s huge deficit . deficit Why does Italy have a huge deficit? 49 50 +1057 5 Dini on Wednesday told the Senate what he has said in speeches to the lower chamber and to the nation - - that he expects his government to last only the time necessary for key measures , including new taxes and spending cuts to pare Italy ' s huge deficit . spending cuts Where would the spending cuts take place? 41 43 +1057 5 Dini on Wednesday told the Senate what he has said in speeches to the lower chamber and to the nation - - that he expects his government to last only the time necessary for key measures , including new taxes and spending cuts to pare Italy ' s huge deficit . key Which measures are key? 34 35 +1058 1 Just 17 days after being released from a rehabilitation clinic , Arsenal striker Paul Merson was cleared to play in Wednesday night ' s Super Cup match against AC Milan . released from a rehabilitation clinic , Why was he in the rehab clinic? 5 11 +1058 1 Just 17 days after being released from a rehabilitation clinic , Arsenal striker Paul Merson was cleared to play in Wednesday night ' s Super Cup match against AC Milan . rehabilitation clinic , Where was the clinic? 8 11 +1058 1 Just 17 days after being released from a rehabilitation clinic , Arsenal striker Paul Merson was cleared to play in Wednesday night ' s Super Cup match against AC Milan . cleared What were the injuries? 16 17 +1058 3 " We need Paul Merson back , " Graham said earlier . " We need his quality and thought . " " We need his quality and thought Why was he so integral to Arsenal's chances? 12 19 +1058 3 " We need Paul Merson back , " Graham said earlier . " We need his quality and thought . " thought What about his mind makes him an exceptional player? 18 19 +1058 3 " We need Paul Merson back , " Graham said earlier . " We need his quality and thought . " " We need Paul Merson back , " When exactly will he be back? 0 8 +1058 5 " I feel good and I believe I can be like a new signing for the club , " he said . " I ' m a completely different person to the one that went into the addiction clinic . " addiction clinic What kind of addiction was this? 37 39 +1059 1 Despite a truce with Tamil rebels , Sri Lanka ' s new socialist government is unlikely to deliver on its pledge to cut defense spending in the budget it presents next week , analysts say . Tamil rebels , Who are the Tamil rebels? 4 7 +1059 1 Despite a truce with Tamil rebels , Sri Lanka ' s new socialist government is unlikely to deliver on its pledge to cut defense spending in the budget it presents next week , analysts say . socialist government is unlikely to deliver Why is the socialist government unlikely to deliver it's pledge? 12 18 +1059 1 Despite a truce with Tamil rebels , Sri Lanka ' s new socialist government is unlikely to deliver on its pledge to cut defense spending in the budget it presents next week , analysts say . unlikely to deliver on its pledge Why is Sri Lanka's new socialist government unlikely to deliver on its pledge? 15 21 +1059 1 Despite a truce with Tamil rebels , Sri Lanka ' s new socialist government is unlikely to deliver on its pledge to cut defense spending in the budget it presents next week , analysts say . cut defense spending Why will it fail to cut defense spending? 22 25 +1059 2 But it will have to translate its ambitious - - though vague - - economic promises into specific policies and demonstrate fiscal discipline . economic promises Why would it have to translate it's economic promises? 14 16 +1059 2 But it will have to translate its ambitious - - though vague - - economic promises into specific policies and demonstrate fiscal discipline . policies Which policies? 18 19 +1059 2 But it will have to translate its ambitious - - though vague - - economic promises into specific policies and demonstrate fiscal discipline . vague - - economic promises Which economic promises are vague? 11 16 +1059 2 But it will have to translate its ambitious - - though vague - - economic promises into specific policies and demonstrate fiscal discipline . though vague - - economic promises What sort of promises were made in the runup to the election? 10 16 +1059 3 Elected last August , the Peoples ' Alliance promised to introduce welfare for the poor and agricultural subsidies , privatize state ventures and continue a free market approach while safeguarding local industry . the Peoples ' Alliance promised How unlikely is it that the Peoples's Alliance will comply with its promises? 4 9 +1059 4 When the budget is presented in parliament Feb . 8 , economists want to see how President Chandrika Kumaratunga expects to reduce a soaring deficit and without reneging on her election promises . President Chandrika Kumaratunga How did Chandrika Kumaratunga become president? 16 19 +1059 4 When the budget is presented in parliament Feb . 8 , economists want to see how President Chandrika Kumaratunga expects to reduce a soaring deficit and without reneging on her election promises . election promises What was President Chandrika Kumaratunga's election promises? 30 32 +1060 1 Just 17 days after being released from a rehabilitation clinic , Arsenal striker Paul Merson was cleared to play in Wednesday night ' s Super Cup match against AC Milan . released from a rehabilitation clinic , Why was Paul Merson in a rehabilitation clinic? 5 11 +1060 1 Just 17 days after being released from a rehabilitation clinic , Arsenal striker Paul Merson was cleared to play in Wednesday night ' s Super Cup match against AC Milan . Just 17 days Why did it take 17 days for Paul Merson to be cleared to play? 0 3 +1060 2 The decision was announced by the Football Association following a phone call from Arsenal manager George Graham , who lobbied for Merson to be allowed to play . lobbied for Merson to be allowed to play Why was he lobbying so hard for Merson's participation? 19 27 +1060 2 The decision was announced by the Football Association following a phone call from Arsenal manager George Graham , who lobbied for Merson to be allowed to play . decision How did the Football Association make this decision? 1 2 +1060 3 " We need Paul Merson back , " Graham said earlier . " We need his quality and thought . " quality his quality in what way? 16 17 +1060 3 " We need Paul Merson back , " Graham said earlier . " We need his quality and thought . " thought What about his mind makes him an exceptional player? 18 19 +1060 3 " We need Paul Merson back , " Graham said earlier . " We need his quality and thought . " need his quality and thought What sort of quality did Merson provide? 14 19 +1060 3 " We need Paul Merson back , " Graham said earlier . " We need his quality and thought . " quality and thought How does \"thought\" relate to playing football? 16 19 +1060 4 Merson , a former England striker , said he was ready to return for his first game since Oct . 26 . Oct . 26 which year is it? 18 21 +1060 4 Merson , a former England striker , said he was ready to return for his first game since Oct . 26 . former Why is Merson no longer an England striker? 3 4 +1060 4 Merson , a former England striker , said he was ready to return for his first game since Oct . 26 . his first game since Oct . 26 Why hasn't Merson played since Oct. 26? 14 21 +1060 5 " I feel good and I believe I can be like a new signing for the club , " he said . " I ' m a completely different person to the one that went into the addiction clinic . " completely different person In what ways was Merson different? 27 30 +1060 5 " I feel good and I believe I can be like a new signing for the club , " he said . " I ' m a completely different person to the one that went into the addiction clinic . " addiction clinic Why was Merson in an addiction clinic? 37 39 +1061 1 Portuguese Player of the Year Luis Figo of Sporting signed a three - year contract Wednesday with Italian club Parma , club president Giambattosta Pastorello announced . Parma , What sport does this club belong to? 19 21 +1061 2 Figo , a burly 23 - year - old midfielder , signed with Parma two days after Portuguese coaches and sports writers voted him the top player for 1994 . midfielder , How many positions are there? 9 11 +1061 2 Figo , a burly 23 - year - old midfielder , signed with Parma two days after Portuguese coaches and sports writers voted him the top player for 1994 . top What are his accomplishments? 25 26 +1061 4 After his spectacular ' 94 season , which saw Sporting come close to capturing the league title , Figo became the object of an intense bidding war between Italian rivals Parma and Juventus , said Figo ' s agent Jose Veiga . intense bidding war Why did rival teams bid so fiercely for him? 24 27 +1061 4 After his spectacular ' 94 season , which saw Sporting come close to capturing the league title , Figo became the object of an intense bidding war between Italian rivals Parma and Juventus , said Figo ' s agent Jose Veiga . spectacular What are some of his top highlight moments of the season? 2 3 +1062 1 Praising progress in the Middle East peace process , the United States on Wednesday urged an end to special U . N . human rights scrutiny of Israeli practices in the West Bank and Gaza Strip . end to special U . N . human rights Why do they want the rights ended? 16 25 +1062 1 Praising progress in the Middle East peace process , the United States on Wednesday urged an end to special U . N . human rights scrutiny of Israeli practices in the West Bank and Gaza Strip . process , What is this process? 7 9 +1062 1 Praising progress in the Middle East peace process , the United States on Wednesday urged an end to special U . N . human rights scrutiny of Israeli practices in the West Bank and Gaza Strip . human rights scrutiny of Israeli practices What sort of scrutiny was being performed? 23 29 +1062 1 Praising progress in the Middle East peace process , the United States on Wednesday urged an end to special U . N . human rights scrutiny of Israeli practices in the West Bank and Gaza Strip . progress What is this progress that prompted the United States to urge an end to U.N. scrutiny? 1 2 +1062 2 In a speech to the U . N . Human Rights Commission , U . S . delegate Geraldine Ferraro backed a recommendation by U . N . investigator Rene Felber that his mission should come to an end . mission What was the mission and why should it end? 33 34 +1062 2 In a speech to the U . N . Human Rights Commission , U . S . delegate Geraldine Ferraro backed a recommendation by U . N . investigator Rene Felber that his mission should come to an end . recommendation What recommendation? 22 23 +1062 2 In a speech to the U . N . Human Rights Commission , U . S . delegate Geraldine Ferraro backed a recommendation by U . N . investigator Rene Felber that his mission should come to an end . mission What mission? 33 34 +1062 2 In a speech to the U . N . Human Rights Commission , U . S . delegate Geraldine Ferraro backed a recommendation by U . N . investigator Rene Felber that his mission should come to an end . mission should come to an end Why should the mission stop? 33 39 +1062 2 In a speech to the U . N . Human Rights Commission , U . S . delegate Geraldine Ferraro backed a recommendation by U . N . investigator Rene Felber that his mission should come to an end . mission What event triggered this recommendation to end the mission? 33 34 +1062 3 Felber , who is scheduled to present his report to the 53 - nation body Friday , concluded that political condemnation had failed to improve Israeli respect for human rights and there should be a change in methods . 53 - nation body Who are these nations? 11 15 +1062 3 Felber , who is scheduled to present his report to the 53 - nation body Friday , concluded that political condemnation had failed to improve Israeli respect for human rights and there should be a change in methods . failed How long had Felber's mission lasted for him to come to this conclusion? 22 23 +1062 4 " A report may soothe consciences , but its effectiveness should be measured by the impact of the points it makes and by how seriously they are taken by those to whom they are addressed , " said Felber in a remarkable admission of loss of faith in U . N . tactics . tactics What are these tactics? 52 53 +1062 4 " A report may soothe consciences , but its effectiveness should be measured by the impact of the points it makes and by how seriously they are taken by those to whom they are addressed , " said Felber in a remarkable admission of loss of faith in U . N . tactics . faith Why does this admission sound like the opposite of the improved progress mentioned in the beginning? 46 47 +1062 5 " It is in this spirit that we submit this report , which naturally concludes with a proposal to do away with our services , and even to do away with appointing a special rapporteur in the occupied territories altogether , " said Felber , a former Swiss foreign minister . territories What are these territories? 38 39 +1062 5 " It is in this spirit that we submit this report , which naturally concludes with a proposal to do away with our services , and even to do away with appointing a special rapporteur in the occupied territories altogether , " said Felber , a former Swiss foreign minister . Felber , How much experience does Felber have in mediating international peace? 43 45 +1063 1 A German veteran of World War II believes an unexploded Soviet bomb still lies underground on Russian writer Lev Tolstoy ' s estate , a newspaper said Wednesday . bomb still lies underground Why is it still left there? 11 15 +1063 1 A German veteran of World War II believes an unexploded Soviet bomb still lies underground on Russian writer Lev Tolstoy ' s estate , a newspaper said Wednesday . underground Who buried a bomb on the property? 14 15 +1063 1 A German veteran of World War II believes an unexploded Soviet bomb still lies underground on Russian writer Lev Tolstoy ' s estate , a newspaper said Wednesday . veteran Who is this veteran? 2 3 +1063 1 A German veteran of World War II believes an unexploded Soviet bomb still lies underground on Russian writer Lev Tolstoy ' s estate , a newspaper said Wednesday . German veteran What is his name? 1 3 +1063 2 Former Wehrmacht soldier Heinrich Heym has written Russian authorities warning that the bomb lies buried on the Yasnaya Polyana estate , a popular tourist attraction 200 kilometers ( 125 miles ) south of Moscow , the English - language Moscow Times reported . tourist attraction Why is the estate a tourist attraction? 23 25 +1063 2 Former Wehrmacht soldier Heinrich Heym has written Russian authorities warning that the bomb lies buried on the Yasnaya Polyana estate , a popular tourist attraction 200 kilometers ( 125 miles ) south of Moscow , the English - language Moscow Times reported . bomb Why hasn't the bomb been discovered after so many years? 12 13 +1063 3 In a letter to the Russian Embassy in Bonn , Heym said his unit was billeted in Yasnaya Polyana in late 1941 as Adolf Hitler ' s troops advanced on Moscow . He said Soviet planes dropped a bomb , which struck Tolstoy ' s house without going off and fell to the ground . without going off and fell to the ground How could it not have detonated? 46 54 +1063 3 In a letter to the Russian Embassy in Bonn , Heym said his unit was billeted in Yasnaya Polyana in late 1941 as Adolf Hitler ' s troops advanced on Moscow . He said Soviet planes dropped a bomb , which struck Tolstoy ' s house without going off and fell to the ground . going off Why did the bomb not detonate? 47 49 +1063 4 " It lay there for two days and then we dug a hole and buried it , " Heym said in a telephone interview with The Moscow Times . buried it , " How big of a bomb was it? 14 18 +1063 4 " It lay there for two days and then we dug a hole and buried it , " Heym said in a telephone interview with The Moscow Times . buried Why did Heym and his unit bury the bomb? 14 15 +1063 5 " Of course I can ' t remember all the details , but I remember the case quite clearly . I think the bomb is still there , " he said . think Could the bomb have been moved or disposed of without his knowledge? 21 22 +1063 5 " Of course I can ' t remember all the details , but I remember the case quite clearly . I think the bomb is still there , " he said . there , " Why is he only bringing this up now? 26 29 +1064 1 Twenty - five veterans of World War II ' s famed " Merrill ' s Marauders " Wednesday completed a 10 - day visit to their old combat zone . visit to their old combat zone Where was this combat zone? 23 29 +1064 1 Twenty - five veterans of World War II ' s famed " Merrill ' s Marauders " Wednesday completed a 10 - day visit to their old combat zone . famed Why is this group famous? 10 11 +1064 1 Twenty - five veterans of World War II ' s famed " Merrill ' s Marauders " Wednesday completed a 10 - day visit to their old combat zone . combat zone Where is their old combat zone located? 27 29 +1064 1 Twenty - five veterans of World War II ' s famed " Merrill ' s Marauders " Wednesday completed a 10 - day visit to their old combat zone . 10 - day visit to their old combat zone Why is there a 10-day visit to old combat zone for veterans? 20 29 +1064 2 The veterans , U . S . Army volunteers who took their nickname from their commander , Gen . Frank Merrill , served in the jungles of Burma as the only unit of regular American foot soldiers to fight on the Asian mainland during the war . the only unit Why were the Marauders the only American unit to fight on the Asian Mainland? 29 32 +1064 2 The veterans , U . S . Army volunteers who took their nickname from their commander , Gen . Frank Merrill , served in the jungles of Burma as the only unit of regular American foot soldiers to fight on the Asian mainland during the war . only Why were they the only American unit fighting on the Asian mainland? 30 31 +1064 3 In five major and 30 minor battles against the Japanese army , Merrill ' s Marauders gained a reputation for toughness and bravery but suffered terrible losses , taking 2 , 394 casualties out of an original strength of 2 , 830 men . but suffered terrible losses , Why were so many casualties experienced by this group? 23 28 +1064 3 In five major and 30 minor battles against the Japanese army , Merrill ' s Marauders gained a reputation for toughness and bravery but suffered terrible losses , taking 2 , 394 casualties out of an original strength of 2 , 830 men . five major Which battles are considered the five major battles that the Marauders took part in? 1 3 +1064 3 In five major and 30 minor battles against the Japanese army , Merrill ' s Marauders gained a reputation for toughness and bravery but suffered terrible losses , taking 2 , 394 casualties out of an original strength of 2 , 830 men . 2 , 830 Were all 2,830 men volunteers? 39 42 +1064 4 The returning veterans , led by retired Brig . Gen . L . Robert Caster , 84 , visited old battlegrounds during their stay , including Myitkyina , 990 kilometers ( 615 miles ) north of Rangoon , which they once wrested from Japanese control . battlegrounds What were their impressions of their old battlefields? 20 21 +1064 5 " We expected to find Myitkyina as we left it - - flat - - but we find it to be a prosperous and huge city , " said retired Brig . David Quaid at a news conference before the group departed Burma . " We are very happy with the wonderful hospitality of the local people . " flat Why did they expect to find the city flat even though the war ended 70 years ago? 12 13 +1065 1 One person was killed and four wounded when a grenade exploded on a city bus Wednesday . It wasn ' t immediately known if the blast was linked to a general strike . on a city bus In which city did this happen? 11 15 +1065 1 One person was killed and four wounded when a grenade exploded on a city bus Wednesday . It wasn ' t immediately known if the blast was linked to a general strike . grenade exploded on a city bus How did the grenade get on the bus? 9 15 +1065 1 One person was killed and four wounded when a grenade exploded on a city bus Wednesday . It wasn ' t immediately known if the blast was linked to a general strike . was killed How was this person killed? 2 4 +1065 1 One person was killed and four wounded when a grenade exploded on a city bus Wednesday . It wasn ' t immediately known if the blast was linked to a general strike . grenade exploded Where did the grenade come from? 9 11 +1065 1 One person was killed and four wounded when a grenade exploded on a city bus Wednesday . It wasn ' t immediately known if the blast was linked to a general strike . city bus What city did this happen in? 13 15 +1065 2 The explosion occurred in Burundi ' s capital Bujumbura . Lt . Col . Nicodemus Nduhirubusa said it was unclear whether the grenade was thrown into the bus or exploded by a passenger . Burundi ' s capital Bujumbura Is Burundi a country? 4 9 +1065 2 The explosion occurred in Burundi ' s capital Bujumbura . Lt . Col . Nicodemus Nduhirubusa said it was unclear whether the grenade was thrown into the bus or exploded by a passenger . unclear whether the grenade Why was this unclear? 19 23 +1065 2 The explosion occurred in Burundi ' s capital Bujumbura . Lt . Col . Nicodemus Nduhirubusa said it was unclear whether the grenade was thrown into the bus or exploded by a passenger . was unclear Were their any witnesses? 18 20 +1065 3 The strike was called Wednesday by the predominantly Tutsi opposition to press for the resignation of Prime Minister Anatole Kanyenkiko , said Nduhirubusa , the official ' s military and security adviser . Tutsi opposition What is Tutsi's agenda? 8 10 +1065 3 The strike was called Wednesday by the predominantly Tutsi opposition to press for the resignation of Prime Minister Anatole Kanyenkiko , said Nduhirubusa , the official ' s military and security adviser . resignation of Prime Minister Anatole Kanyenkiko , Why do they want the Prime Minister to resign? 14 21 +1065 3 The strike was called Wednesday by the predominantly Tutsi opposition to press for the resignation of Prime Minister Anatole Kanyenkiko , said Nduhirubusa , the official ' s military and security adviser . press for the resignation Why did they press for this? 11 15 +1065 4 Large numbers of people did stay away from work Wednesday , but the general strike failed to shut down commerce or paralyze the city . paralyze the city What is the population of that city? 21 24 +1065 4 Large numbers of people did stay away from work Wednesday , but the general strike failed to shut down commerce or paralyze the city . general strike failed to shut down commerce Why didn't commerce shut down? 13 20 +1065 4 Large numbers of people did stay away from work Wednesday , but the general strike failed to shut down commerce or paralyze the city . Large numbers of people How many people? 0 4 +1065 4 Large numbers of people did stay away from work Wednesday , but the general strike failed to shut down commerce or paralyze the city . did stay away from work Why did they stay away from work? 4 9 +1065 4 Large numbers of people did stay away from work Wednesday , but the general strike failed to shut down commerce or paralyze the city . strike failed to How did the strike fail to shut it all down? 14 17 +1065 5 The opposition has demanded Kanyenkiko ' s resignation , claiming he supported Jean Minani , a former speaker of the National Assembly who allegedly incited Hutus to kill Tutsis in 1993 . Minani , who denied the charged , resigned his post last month . to kill Tutsis in What organisation or position did Tutsis hold? 26 30 +1065 5 The opposition has demanded Kanyenkiko ' s resignation , claiming he supported Jean Minani , a former speaker of the National Assembly who allegedly incited Hutus to kill Tutsis in 1993 . Minani , who denied the charged , resigned his post last month . resigned his post last month Why did Minani resign his post if he claims he did not incite? 39 44 +1065 5 The opposition has demanded Kanyenkiko ' s resignation , claiming he supported Jean Minani , a former speaker of the National Assembly who allegedly incited Hutus to kill Tutsis in 1993 . Minani , who denied the charged , resigned his post last month . The opposition Who exactly is the opposition? 0 2 +1065 5 The opposition has demanded Kanyenkiko ' s resignation , claiming he supported Jean Minani , a former speaker of the National Assembly who allegedly incited Hutus to kill Tutsis in 1993 . Minani , who denied the charged , resigned his post last month . resignation , Why do they want him to resign? 7 9 +1065 5 The opposition has demanded Kanyenkiko ' s resignation , claiming he supported Jean Minani , a former speaker of the National Assembly who allegedly incited Hutus to kill Tutsis in 1993 . Minani , who denied the charged , resigned his post last month . he supported Did he in fact support the former speaker? 10 12 +1066 1 In the escalating fight over Jerusalem , the city ' s planning committee on Wednesday approved construction of a large Jewish neighborhood in the eastern sector claimed by the Palestinians as a future capital . fight Who are the major contenders? 3 4 +1066 1 In the escalating fight over Jerusalem , the city ' s planning committee on Wednesday approved construction of a large Jewish neighborhood in the eastern sector claimed by the Palestinians as a future capital . the escalating fight over Jerusalem , How long has this been going on? 1 7 +1066 1 In the escalating fight over Jerusalem , the city ' s planning committee on Wednesday approved construction of a large Jewish neighborhood in the eastern sector claimed by the Palestinians as a future capital . in the eastern sector claimed by the Palestinians Why a neighborhood in this specific area? 22 30 +1066 2 Angry Palestinian leaders said Israel was violating the Israel - PLO accord by creating facts on the ground before talks on the final status of the disputed city begin next year . accord What are the provisions of the accord? 11 12 +1066 2 Angry Palestinian leaders said Israel was violating the Israel - PLO accord by creating facts on the ground before talks on the final status of the disputed city begin next year . Israel - PLO What is this accord? who does it involve? 8 11 +1066 3 " There is no meaning to the peace process , " said Palestinian Information Minister Yasser Abed Rabbo . " Israel wants to replace the talks by drawing a new map , and we reject this . " peace What will happen to the future talks next year? 7 8 +1066 4 The go - ahead for the new Jewish neighborhood of Har Homa came a day before Prime Minister Yithzak Rabin was to meet with PLO chief Yasser Arafat and other Arab leaders in Cairo to try and rescue the Israel - PLO negotiations that have been halted over a deep crisis of confidence . go - ahead What factors caused the go-ahead of the new neighborhood? 1 4 +1066 4 The go - ahead for the new Jewish neighborhood of Har Homa came a day before Prime Minister Yithzak Rabin was to meet with PLO chief Yasser Arafat and other Arab leaders in Cairo to try and rescue the Israel - PLO negotiations that have been halted over a deep crisis of confidence . crisis of confidence Confidence in what? 50 53 +1066 5 Wednesday ' s city council decision was likely to further inflame the Palestinians who complain that Israel ' s land grab in the West Bank and east Jerusalem endangers the negotiations . Last week , Rabin ' s Cabinet approved more than 3 , 000 new homes in Jewish West Bank settlements ringing Jerusalem . 3 , 000 new homes How many are there in total, beyond the new ones? 42 47 +1067 1 American manufacturing expanded only slightly in January , signaling that overall growth in the economy may be leveling off , according to a widely followed survey of U . S . factories . expanded only slightly in January , What led to the lower-than-expected expansion? 2 8 +1067 1 American manufacturing expanded only slightly in January , signaling that overall growth in the economy may be leveling off , according to a widely followed survey of U . S . factories . slightly How much does manufacturing typically expand in a month? 4 5 +1067 1 American manufacturing expanded only slightly in January , signaling that overall growth in the economy may be leveling off , according to a widely followed survey of U . S . factories . American manufacturing What type of manufacturing is being looked at specifically? 0 2 +1067 1 American manufacturing expanded only slightly in January , signaling that overall growth in the economy may be leveling off , according to a widely followed survey of U . S . factories . widely followed survey How credible it this survey? 23 26 +1067 2 The National Association of Purchasing Managers said Wednesday its index of manufacturing growth rose to 57 . 9 percent in January from 57 . 5 percent in December . The index has been advancing for the last year and a half . index How is this index calculated? 9 10 +1067 2 The National Association of Purchasing Managers said Wednesday its index of manufacturing growth rose to 57 . 9 percent in January from 57 . 5 percent in December . The index has been advancing for the last year and a half . advancing Where was this index 18 months ago, before the growth period began? 33 34 +1067 2 The National Association of Purchasing Managers said Wednesday its index of manufacturing growth rose to 57 . 9 percent in January from 57 . 5 percent in December . The index has been advancing for the last year and a half . index What does the index take into account to determine growth? 9 10 +1067 3 An index reading above 50 percent indicates an expansion of activity at the nation ' s factories , while a reading below 50 percent indicates a decline . expansion of activity at the nation ' s factories , What constitutes an expansion of activity? 8 18 +1067 5 In a troubling sign of inflation , more firms reported paying higher prices for raw materials in January . The survey said 73 percent of respondants paid higher prices compared to 71 percent in December . higher prices for raw materials What was causing the inflationary trend? 11 16 +1067 5 In a troubling sign of inflation , more firms reported paying higher prices for raw materials in January . The survey said 73 percent of respondants paid higher prices compared to 71 percent in December . higher Is this compared to prices for the same raw materials in the previous month? 11 12 +1067 5 In a troubling sign of inflation , more firms reported paying higher prices for raw materials in January . The survey said 73 percent of respondants paid higher prices compared to 71 percent in December . higher prices What is the percent increase on the raw material prices? 11 13 +1067 5 In a troubling sign of inflation , more firms reported paying higher prices for raw materials in January . The survey said 73 percent of respondants paid higher prices compared to 71 percent in December . sign of inflation , Why is a 2 percent increase such a worry? 3 7 +1068 1 Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Wednesday he would bring in more foreign workers to replace Palestinian laborers and speed up the process of separation between Israelis and Palestinians . and speed up the process of separation How would bringing in foreign workers speed this process up? 17 24 +1068 1 Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Wednesday he would bring in more foreign workers to replace Palestinian laborers and speed up the process of separation between Israelis and Palestinians . replace Palestinian laborers Why does the Prime Minister want to replace Palestinian laborers? 14 17 +1068 1 Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Wednesday he would bring in more foreign workers to replace Palestinian laborers and speed up the process of separation between Israelis and Palestinians . separation Why does he want separation between Israelis and Palestinians? 23 24 +1068 2 " I would prefer more Thais and other foreign workers to knife - wielders ( Palestinians ) inside Israel , " Rabin said . " We must reduce dependence on the Palestinian workers . It can ' t be done by tomorrow . but we must reach this separation . " reduce dependence on the Palestinian workers Why must the country reduce dependence on Palestinians? 27 33 +1068 2 " I would prefer more Thais and other foreign workers to knife - wielders ( Palestinians ) inside Israel , " Rabin said . " We must reduce dependence on the Palestinian workers . It can ' t be done by tomorrow . but we must reach this separation . " Thais Why are Thai people preferred? 5 6 +1068 2 " I would prefer more Thais and other foreign workers to knife - wielders ( Palestinians ) inside Israel , " Rabin said . " We must reduce dependence on the Palestinian workers . It can ' t be done by tomorrow . but we must reach this separation . " knife - wielders ( Palestinians ) Why are Palestinians considered to be knife-wielders? 11 17 +1068 3 Rabin spoke a day before a planned summit with Egyptian , Jordanian and PLO leaders in Cairo Thursday , called to breathe life into the sputtering Mideast peace process . PLO Who is the PLO? 13 14 +1068 3 Rabin spoke a day before a planned summit with Egyptian , Jordanian and PLO leaders in Cairo Thursday , called to breathe life into the sputtering Mideast peace process . sputtering Mideast peace process . Why was the process having trouble moving forward? 25 30 +1068 3 Rabin spoke a day before a planned summit with Egyptian , Jordanian and PLO leaders in Cairo Thursday , called to breathe life into the sputtering Mideast peace process . sputtering Mideast peace process Why is the Mideast peace process currently considered to be sputtering? 25 29 +1068 4 " The problem of terrorism is the main impediment to implementing peace , " Rabin said , referring to a series of attacks by Islamic extremists that have killed 116 Israelis since the signing of the Israel - PLO autonomy accord in September 1993 . Israel - PLO autonomy accord What were the expectations of the Israel-PLO autonomy accord? 36 41 +1069 1 Greek judges and prosecutors Wednesday backed away from strike action after criticism over their decision to arrest any tax official refusing to discount their income taxes . strike Why would they demand this and how are they allowed to strike based on this? 8 9 +1069 1 Greek judges and prosecutors Wednesday backed away from strike action after criticism over their decision to arrest any tax official refusing to discount their income taxes . decision to arrest any tax official Why did they decide to arrest any tax official refusing to discount their income taxes? 14 20 +1069 1 Greek judges and prosecutors Wednesday backed away from strike action after criticism over their decision to arrest any tax official refusing to discount their income taxes . criticism Why are they criticised? 11 12 +1069 2 The judicial officials had said they would walk out indefinitely after the Finance Ministry refused to accept their claim that the constitution allows them to receive an immediate 50 percent discount on their income taxes . The discount is similar to one received by the 300 - member Parliament . percent Does this tax discount happen in other nations? 29 30 +1069 2 The judicial officials had said they would walk out indefinitely after the Finance Ministry refused to accept their claim that the constitution allows them to receive an immediate 50 percent discount on their income taxes . The discount is similar to one received by the 300 - member Parliament . 50 percent discount on their income taxes What was their evidence for being allowed to take such a discount? 28 35 +1069 2 The judicial officials had said they would walk out indefinitely after the Finance Ministry refused to accept their claim that the constitution allows them to receive an immediate 50 percent discount on their income taxes . The discount is similar to one received by the 300 - member Parliament . immediate 50 percent discount Why do judicial officials have an immediate 50 percent discount on their income taxes? 27 31 +1069 2 The judicial officials had said they would walk out indefinitely after the Finance Ministry refused to accept their claim that the constitution allows them to receive an immediate 50 percent discount on their income taxes . The discount is similar to one received by the 300 - member Parliament . Finance Ministry refused Why did the Finance Ministry refused to accept the judicial officials claim on their income taxes discount? 12 15 +1069 3 In calling off the strike , the prosecutor ' s union said they would seek vindication in court . vindication Who are they seeking vindication from? 15 16 +1069 3 In calling off the strike , the prosecutor ' s union said they would seek vindication in court . seek vindication in court Why would they seek vindication in court? 14 18 +1069 4 They had previously threatened to issue an arrest warrant for any tax official who refused to recognize their claim . official Are the tax officials to blame for such a claim? 12 13 +1069 4 They had previously threatened to issue an arrest warrant for any tax official who refused to recognize their claim . arrest warrant for any tax official How would such an order have held up in court? 7 13 +1069 5 Relations between the judiciary and Finance Ministry have been deteriorating following a recent ruling by Greece ' s Supreme Court that judges and prosecutors should receive the discount . Relations Should they have any relation at all? 0 1 +1070 1 Whole towns in eastern Netherlands were emptied of people Wednesday , for fear rising river waters would break through soaked dikes in the worst Dutch flooding in 40 years . were emptied Why were the towns empty? 5 7 +1070 1 Whole towns in eastern Netherlands were emptied of people Wednesday , for fear rising river waters would break through soaked dikes in the worst Dutch flooding in 40 years . rising river waters Why is the river rising? 13 16 +1070 1 Whole towns in eastern Netherlands were emptied of people Wednesday , for fear rising river waters would break through soaked dikes in the worst Dutch flooding in 40 years . worst Dutch flooding What makes it the worst flooding? 23 26 +1070 2 The Netherlands is bearing the downstream brunt of storms and flooding that battered parts of Germany , France and Belgium this past week . The flooding has killed one person in the Netherlands and 26 others elsewhere in northern Europe . one person Who was the person? 28 30 +1070 2 The Netherlands is bearing the downstream brunt of storms and flooding that battered parts of Germany , France and Belgium this past week . The flooding has killed one person in the Netherlands and 26 others elsewhere in northern Europe . 26 others Who are they? 34 36 +1070 2 The Netherlands is bearing the downstream brunt of storms and flooding that battered parts of Germany , France and Belgium this past week . The flooding has killed one person in the Netherlands and 26 others elsewhere in northern Europe . elsewhere Where were the others killed? 36 37 +1070 2 The Netherlands is bearing the downstream brunt of storms and flooding that battered parts of Germany , France and Belgium this past week . The flooding has killed one person in the Netherlands and 26 others elsewhere in northern Europe . week what date? 22 23 +1070 2 The Netherlands is bearing the downstream brunt of storms and flooding that battered parts of Germany , France and Belgium this past week . The flooding has killed one person in the Netherlands and 26 others elsewhere in northern Europe . battered parts of Germany , How badly battered was it? 12 17 +1070 2 The Netherlands is bearing the downstream brunt of storms and flooding that battered parts of Germany , France and Belgium this past week . The flooding has killed one person in the Netherlands and 26 others elsewhere in northern Europe . 26 others elsewhere Were these drownings? 34 37 +1070 3 Up to 250 , 000 people were being evacuated from low - lying areas in the southeastern Netherlands , clogging highways and straining public services . being evacuated Where were they going? 7 9 +1070 4 Soldiers were pressed into duty to reinforce dikes that barely contain the rampaging Maas and Waal rivers . If dikes are breached , some villages may be under 16 feet of water . reinforce dikes How will this reinforcement be completed? 6 8 +1070 4 Soldiers were pressed into duty to reinforce dikes that barely contain the rampaging Maas and Waal rivers . If dikes are breached , some villages may be under 16 feet of water . reinforce How did they reinforce them? 6 7 +1070 4 Soldiers were pressed into duty to reinforce dikes that barely contain the rampaging Maas and Waal rivers . If dikes are breached , some villages may be under 16 feet of water . reinforce dikes How were the dikes reinforced? 6 8 +1070 4 Soldiers were pressed into duty to reinforce dikes that barely contain the rampaging Maas and Waal rivers . If dikes are breached , some villages may be under 16 feet of water . some villages How many villages? 23 25 +1070 5 No people , animals or other signs of life were visible in farmlands in the eastern provinces of Gelderland and Limburg after thousands of residents fled with their livestock in any vehicle they could find . fled with their livestock How were the livestock able to be transported? 25 29 +1070 5 No people , animals or other signs of life were visible in farmlands in the eastern provinces of Gelderland and Limburg after thousands of residents fled with their livestock in any vehicle they could find . fled Where were these residents fleeing? 25 26 +1070 5 No people , animals or other signs of life were visible in farmlands in the eastern provinces of Gelderland and Limburg after thousands of residents fled with their livestock in any vehicle they could find . residents fled Where did they go? 24 26 +1070 5 No people , animals or other signs of life were visible in farmlands in the eastern provinces of Gelderland and Limburg after thousands of residents fled with their livestock in any vehicle they could find . their livestock What kind of livestock? 27 29 +1071 1 The European Union said Wednesday talks for broad economic and political accords with Latvia , Lithuania and Estonia may be concluded as early as April 1 . economic and political accords What sort of economic results would be felt? 8 12 +1071 1 The European Union said Wednesday talks for broad economic and political accords with Latvia , Lithuania and Estonia may be concluded as early as April 1 . early How long has the talks gone on? 22 23 +1071 1 The European Union said Wednesday talks for broad economic and political accords with Latvia , Lithuania and Estonia may be concluded as early as April 1 . April 1 in which year? 24 26 +1071 2 " We are working as hard as we can " to conclude so - called Europe Agreements with the Baltic states , said EU Commission spokesman Nico Wegter . Nico Wegter what are his credentials? 26 28 +1071 3 " Maybe within two months this couild be concluded . " two How long does talk agreements in Europe usually last? 3 4 +1071 3 " Maybe within two months this couild be concluded . " within two months this is it likely to take longer? 2 6 +1071 4 The agreements are the basis of a plan to let East European nations into the EU at an as yet unspecified date . East European nations into the EU Why were the countries looking to join the EU? 10 16 +1071 4 The agreements are the basis of a plan to let East European nations into the EU at an as yet unspecified date . plan Are there standard requirements to be allowed into the EU? 7 8 +1071 5 On Wednesday such accords between the EU and four eastern neighbors took effect , bringing Bulgaria , Romania and the Czech and Slovak republics a step closer to European Union membership . membership What advantages would membership allow them? 30 31 +1072 1 After an exhaustive probe into the 1988 bombing of a Pan Am jetliner over Scotland , investigators have concluded there is still a case against two Libyans , Britain said Wednesday . bombing What was the reason for carrying out this attack? 7 8 +1072 1 After an exhaustive probe into the 1988 bombing of a Pan Am jetliner over Scotland , investigators have concluded there is still a case against two Libyans , Britain said Wednesday . still a case against Why can't they be cleared? 21 25 +1072 2 Responding to a lawmaker ' s questions in the House of Commons , Foreign Secretary Douglas Hurd said investigators had found nothing to implicate anyone else in the attack , which killed 270 people . a lawmaker ' s questions Who is the lawmaker? 2 7 +1072 2 Responding to a lawmaker ' s questions in the House of Commons , Foreign Secretary Douglas Hurd said investigators had found nothing to implicate anyone else in the attack , which killed 270 people . people Did the two Libyans survive the bombing? How did the bombing take place? 33 34 +1072 3 " During the early stages of the investigation , the possibility that Palestinian extremist groups might be responsible was extensively investigated and so were reports of Iranian involvement , " Hurd said . Palestinian extremist groups Who are these extremist groups? 12 15 +1072 3 " During the early stages of the investigation , the possibility that Palestinian extremist groups might be responsible was extensively investigated and so were reports of Iranian involvement , " Hurd said . Palestinian extremist groups might be responsible Why were Palestinians thought to be involved at the early stages? 12 18 +1072 3 " During the early stages of the investigation , the possibility that Palestinian extremist groups might be responsible was extensively investigated and so were reports of Iranian involvement , " Hurd said . Palestinian extremist groups might be responsible Why were they implicated? 12 18 +1072 4 But " no credible evidence has been found to substantiate either theory , " he said . " no credible evidence Has any evidence been found at all? Who decides credibility? 1 5 +1072 5 Hurd revealed that as part of their investigations , Scottish police had interviewed two members of the extremist Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine , Hafes Dalkamouni and Abdel Ghadanfar , who were arrested in Germany in 1988 . were arrested in Germany in 1988 Why were these two people arrested? 33 39 +1073 1 Come hell or high water , some people just won ' t move . With the threat of flooding all around , the holdouts here will go only place - upstairs . some people just won ' t move Why do they not want to leave? 6 13 +1073 1 Come hell or high water , some people just won ' t move . With the threat of flooding all around , the holdouts here will go only place - upstairs . some people just won ' t move Why will some people stay in their homes during a flood situation? 6 13 +1073 1 Come hell or high water , some people just won ' t move . With the threat of flooding all around , the holdouts here will go only place - upstairs . threat of flooding Where is the threat of flooding? 16 19 +1073 3 " I hear 10 to 15 percent of the people here will stay , " said Kurt Vink . Kurt Vink Who is Kurt Vink? 16 18 +1074 1 A radio station has apologized for asking listeners to call in Auschwitz jokes on the 50th anniversary of the liberation of the Nazi death camp . apologized How have they asked them to apologize (on social media? on air)? 4 5 +1074 1 A radio station has apologized for asking listeners to call in Auschwitz jokes on the 50th anniversary of the liberation of the Nazi death camp . asking listeners Why did the radio station ask listeners to do this? 6 8 +1074 1 A radio station has apologized for asking listeners to call in Auschwitz jokes on the 50th anniversary of the liberation of the Nazi death camp . asking listeners to call in Auschwitz jokes Why did the radio station think this was appropriate? 6 13 +1074 1 A radio station has apologized for asking listeners to call in Auschwitz jokes on the 50th anniversary of the liberation of the Nazi death camp . Auschwitz Was it management or the DJ who decided to add this to their programming? 11 12 +1074 2 " It ' s an instance we would like to put behind us , " Beverly Rice , general manager of WDEZ - AM , said after the station was contacted by the Chicago - based Anti - Defamation League , a civil rights groups that fights anti - Semitism . contacted When were they contacted by the civil rights group? 30 31 +1074 3 An announcer who goes by the name Terry T . suggested during his morning show Friday that the country music station ' s listeners phone in Auschwitz jokes . He broadcast an apology Monday . suggested What specifically did he ask them to call in with? 10 11 +1074 3 An announcer who goes by the name Terry T . suggested during his morning show Friday that the country music station ' s listeners phone in Auschwitz jokes . He broadcast an apology Monday . suggested Again, why would Terry T. suggest this? 10 11 +1074 5 Michael Sandberg , Midwest civil rights director for the Anti - Defamation League , said the league was told about Terry T . ' s remarks by non - Jewish people in Wausau . Wausau Where is Wausau located? 32 33 +1074 5 Michael Sandberg , Midwest civil rights director for the Anti - Defamation League , said the league was told about Terry T . ' s remarks by non - Jewish people in Wausau . Terry What was Terry T.'s defense? 20 21 +1075 1 Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Wednesday he would bring in more foreign workers to replace Palestinian laborers and speed up the process of separation between Israelis and Palestinians . bring in more foreign workers How will more workers be brought in? 8 13 +1075 1 Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Wednesday he would bring in more foreign workers to replace Palestinian laborers and speed up the process of separation between Israelis and Palestinians . separation between Israelis and Palestinians Why are Israelis and Palenstinians being separated? 23 28 +1075 1 Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Wednesday he would bring in more foreign workers to replace Palestinian laborers and speed up the process of separation between Israelis and Palestinians . speed up the process Why would Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin want to separate the Israelis and Palestinians? 18 22 +1075 1 Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Wednesday he would bring in more foreign workers to replace Palestinian laborers and speed up the process of separation between Israelis and Palestinians . Minister What country is Yitzhak Rabin the prime minister of? 1 2 +1075 1 Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Wednesday he would bring in more foreign workers to replace Palestinian laborers and speed up the process of separation between Israelis and Palestinians . replace Why are Palestinian laborers being replaced? 14 15 +1075 1 Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Wednesday he would bring in more foreign workers to replace Palestinian laborers and speed up the process of separation between Israelis and Palestinians . separation Why are Israelis and Palestinians being separated by the government? 23 24 +1075 1 Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Wednesday he would bring in more foreign workers to replace Palestinian laborers and speed up the process of separation between Israelis and Palestinians . bring Why does Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin wants to bring in foreign workers to replace Palestinian laborers? 8 9 +1075 1 Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Wednesday he would bring in more foreign workers to replace Palestinian laborers and speed up the process of separation between Israelis and Palestinians . speed How will bringing in more foreign worker to replace Palestinian laborer speed up the process of separation between Israelis and Palestinians? 18 19 +1075 2 " I would prefer more Thais and other foreign workers to knife - wielders ( Palestinians ) inside Israel , " Rabin said . " We must reduce dependence on the Palestinian workers . It can ' t be done by tomorrow . but we must reach this separation . " knife - wielders Why did Rabin call the workers this? 11 14 +1075 2 " I would prefer more Thais and other foreign workers to knife - wielders ( Palestinians ) inside Israel , " Rabin said . " We must reduce dependence on the Palestinian workers . It can ' t be done by tomorrow . but we must reach this separation . " we must reach this separation Why is the Prime Minister so determined to separate the two? 44 49 +1075 2 " I would prefer more Thais and other foreign workers to knife - wielders ( Palestinians ) inside Israel , " Rabin said . " We must reduce dependence on the Palestinian workers . It can ' t be done by tomorrow . but we must reach this separation . " knife - wielders Why does Rabin call Palestinians 'knife-wielders'? 11 14 +1075 2 " I would prefer more Thais and other foreign workers to knife - wielders ( Palestinians ) inside Israel , " Rabin said . " We must reduce dependence on the Palestinian workers . It can ' t be done by tomorrow . but we must reach this separation . " must Why does Rabin think it's necessary to separate Israelis and Palestinians? 26 27 +1075 2 " I would prefer more Thais and other foreign workers to knife - wielders ( Palestinians ) inside Israel , " Rabin said . " We must reduce dependence on the Palestinian workers . It can ' t be done by tomorrow . but we must reach this separation . " prefer Why does Rabin prefer more Thais and other foreign workers? 3 4 +1075 3 Rabin spoke a day before a planned summit with Egyptian , Jordanian and PLO leaders in Cairo Thursday , called to breathe life into the sputtering Mideast peace process . Mideast peace process What is the Mideast peace process? 26 29 +1075 3 Rabin spoke a day before a planned summit with Egyptian , Jordanian and PLO leaders in Cairo Thursday , called to breathe life into the sputtering Mideast peace process . spoke a day before a planned summit Why did he speak a day before this? 1 8 +1075 3 Rabin spoke a day before a planned summit with Egyptian , Jordanian and PLO leaders in Cairo Thursday , called to breathe life into the sputtering Mideast peace process . Mideast peace process What was the Mideast peace process? 26 29 +1075 3 Rabin spoke a day before a planned summit with Egyptian , Jordanian and PLO leaders in Cairo Thursday , called to breathe life into the sputtering Mideast peace process . before What effect will these remarks have on the summit on the Mideast peace process in Cairo? 4 5 +1075 3 Rabin spoke a day before a planned summit with Egyptian , Jordanian and PLO leaders in Cairo Thursday , called to breathe life into the sputtering Mideast peace process . PLO What does PLO stand for? 13 14 +1075 3 Rabin spoke a day before a planned summit with Egyptian , Jordanian and PLO leaders in Cairo Thursday , called to breathe life into the sputtering Mideast peace process . spoke What did Rabin spoke about to the Egyptian, Jordanian and PLO leaders in Cairo? 1 2 +1075 4 " The problem of terrorism is the main impediment to implementing peace , " Rabin said , referring to a series of attacks by Islamic extremists that have killed 116 Israelis since the signing of the Israel - PLO autonomy accord in September 1993 . killed 116 Israelis Why did extremists kill Israelis? 28 31 +1075 4 " The problem of terrorism is the main impediment to implementing peace , " Rabin said , referring to a series of attacks by Islamic extremists that have killed 116 Israelis since the signing of the Israel - PLO autonomy accord in September 1993 . Israel - PLO autonomy accord What was the Israel-PLO autonomy accord about? 36 41 +1075 4 " The problem of terrorism is the main impediment to implementing peace , " Rabin said , referring to a series of attacks by Islamic extremists that have killed 116 Israelis since the signing of the Israel - PLO autonomy accord in September 1993 . terrorism Why does terrorism persist in this region? 4 5 +1075 4 " The problem of terrorism is the main impediment to implementing peace , " Rabin said , referring to a series of attacks by Islamic extremists that have killed 116 Israelis since the signing of the Israel - PLO autonomy accord in September 1993 . signing How is Rabin so sure that the series of attacks by Islamic extremists that have killed 116 Israelis happened after signing of the Israel-PLO autonomy accord and are related to this? 33 34 +1075 5 The attacks have sapped support for Rabin , who now trails badly in polls behind right - wing opposition leader Binyamin Netanyahu . Surveys show half of Israelis want talks with the PLO stopped . half of Israelis want talks with the PLO stopped Why do Israelis want talks with the PLO stopped? 25 34 +1075 5 The attacks have sapped support for Rabin , who now trails badly in polls behind right - wing opposition leader Binyamin Netanyahu . Surveys show half of Israelis want talks with the PLO stopped . half of Israelis Why doesn't the Prime Minister take into consideration what half the Israelis want? 25 28 +1075 5 The attacks have sapped support for Rabin , who now trails badly in polls behind right - wing opposition leader Binyamin Netanyahu . Surveys show half of Israelis want talks with the PLO stopped . sapped How do the terrorist attacks reflect on Rabin? 3 4 +1075 5 The attacks have sapped support for Rabin , who now trails badly in polls behind right - wing opposition leader Binyamin Netanyahu . Surveys show half of Israelis want talks with the PLO stopped . opposition What is the platform of the opposition party? 18 19 +1075 5 The attacks have sapped support for Rabin , who now trails badly in polls behind right - wing opposition leader Binyamin Netanyahu . Surveys show half of Israelis want talks with the PLO stopped . stopped Why does the Israelis want talks with PLO stopped? 33 34 +1076 1 The U . S . State Department on Wednesday accused Russia of a string of human rights violations , including the overuse of force in breakaway Chechnya , dismal prison conditions and police beatings . overuse What was the government of Russia doing to overuse their force? 21 22 +1076 1 The U . S . State Department on Wednesday accused Russia of a string of human rights violations , including the overuse of force in breakaway Chechnya , dismal prison conditions and police beatings . force How did Russia overuse force? 23 24 +1076 1 The U . S . State Department on Wednesday accused Russia of a string of human rights violations , including the overuse of force in breakaway Chechnya , dismal prison conditions and police beatings . conditions What are the conditions of the prisons? 30 31 +1076 1 The U . S . State Department on Wednesday accused Russia of a string of human rights violations , including the overuse of force in breakaway Chechnya , dismal prison conditions and police beatings . police beatings What are the details of the police beatings? 32 34 +1076 2 While the department ' s annual human rights report cited no political killings last year as Russia struggled to make its democracy work , it said " the line between politically motivated killings and criminal activities has become difficult to distinguish . " " the line How does blurring the line between political motivations and criminal activities bankrupt a democracy?\n 26 29 +1076 2 While the department ' s annual human rights report cited no political killings last year as Russia struggled to make its democracy work , it said " the line between politically motivated killings and criminal activities has become difficult to distinguish . " last year Is this different from the previous years? 13 15 +1076 2 While the department ' s annual human rights report cited no political killings last year as Russia struggled to make its democracy work , it said " the line between politically motivated killings and criminal activities has become difficult to distinguish . " difficult to distinguish How is criminal activity becoming politicized in Russia? 38 41 +1076 2 While the department ' s annual human rights report cited no political killings last year as Russia struggled to make its democracy work , it said " the line between politically motivated killings and criminal activities has become difficult to distinguish . " has become difficult to distinguish . " Why has the line been blurred? 36 43 +1076 3 The report , which assesses the way governments around the world treat their citizens , also faults China as authoritarian state that failed to improve its record of " widespread and well - documented human rights abuses " during a year when President Clinton extended Beijing ' s favored trading status . China as authoritarian state How has china committed human rights offenses?\n 17 21 +1076 3 The report , which assesses the way governments around the world treat their citizens , also faults China as authoritarian state that failed to improve its record of " widespread and well - documented human rights abuses " during a year when President Clinton extended Beijing ' s favored trading status . human rights abuses " What are these human rights abuses? 34 38 +1076 3 The report , which assesses the way governments around the world treat their citizens , also faults China as authoritarian state that failed to improve its record of " widespread and well - documented human rights abuses " during a year when President Clinton extended Beijing ' s favored trading status . extended Why would he extend the favored trading status? 44 45 +1076 3 The report , which assesses the way governments around the world treat their citizens , also faults China as authoritarian state that failed to improve its record of " widespread and well - documented human rights abuses " during a year when President Clinton extended Beijing ' s favored trading status . extended Beijing ' s favored trading status Why did he extend this status? 44 51 +1076 3 The report , which assesses the way governments around the world treat their citizens , also faults China as authoritarian state that failed to improve its record of " widespread and well - documented human rights abuses " during a year when President Clinton extended Beijing ' s favored trading status . extended Beijing ' s favored trading status What constitutes a favored nation in trading? 44 51 +1076 3 The report , which assesses the way governments around the world treat their citizens , also faults China as authoritarian state that failed to improve its record of " widespread and well - documented human rights abuses " during a year when President Clinton extended Beijing ' s favored trading status . President Clinton what is his relevance here? 42 44 +1076 4 " Abuses include arbitrary and lengthy incommunicado detention , torture , and mistreatment of prisoners , " as well as restriction of press and political freedoms and repression in Tibet , the report said . Tibet , Why does china care to exert force in Tibet? 29 31 +1076 4 " Abuses include arbitrary and lengthy incommunicado detention , torture , and mistreatment of prisoners , " as well as restriction of press and political freedoms and repression in Tibet , the report said . in Tibet , Why is the repression and restrictions of freedom in Tibet as opposed to the rest of China? 28 31 +1076 4 " Abuses include arbitrary and lengthy incommunicado detention , torture , and mistreatment of prisoners , " as well as restriction of press and political freedoms and repression in Tibet , the report said . arbitrary How objective is the arbitrary description? 3 4 +1076 4 " Abuses include arbitrary and lengthy incommunicado detention , torture , and mistreatment of prisoners , " as well as restriction of press and political freedoms and repression in Tibet , the report said . restriction of press and political freedoms What constitutes a restriction of freedom of the press in China? 20 26 +1076 5 The report cited as favorable developments the release of several prominent political prisoners , granting of passports to dissidents and adopting a law allowing citizens to sue the government for infringement of their rights . law allowing citizens to sue the government Have citizens not been able to sue the government? 22 29 +1077 1 Come hell or high water , some people just won ' t move . With the threat of flooding all around , the only place the holdouts here will go is upstairs . people Why wont people move for? 7 8 +1077 1 Come hell or high water , some people just won ' t move . With the threat of flooding all around , the only place the holdouts here will go is upstairs . threat of flooding What is causing the threat of flooding? 16 19 +1077 1 Come hell or high water , some people just won ' t move . With the threat of flooding all around , the only place the holdouts here will go is upstairs . only place the holdouts here will go is upstairs Why won't they go anywhere else? 23 32 +1077 1 Come hell or high water , some people just won ' t move . With the threat of flooding all around , the only place the holdouts here will go is upstairs . people just won ' t move Why are the people so stubborn? 7 13 +1077 1 Come hell or high water , some people just won ' t move . With the threat of flooding all around , the only place the holdouts here will go is upstairs . upstairs Why do some people refuse to leave their homes when the flooding is dangerous? 31 32 +1077 2 While an emergency edict was supposed to turn Tiel into a ghost town Wednesday , the local grocery store was selling supplies by the box to those daring to challenge the waters of the River Waal . store Why was the grocery store sellingso many supplies? 18 19 +1077 2 While an emergency edict was supposed to turn Tiel into a ghost town Wednesday , the local grocery store was selling supplies by the box to those daring to challenge the waters of the River Waal . local grocery store Why didn't they make the grocery store close? 16 19 +1077 2 While an emergency edict was supposed to turn Tiel into a ghost town Wednesday , the local grocery store was selling supplies by the box to those daring to challenge the waters of the River Waal . grocery store Why was the grocery store open when everyone was asked to leave? 17 19 +1077 3 " I hear 10 to 15 percent of the people here will stay , " said Kurt Vink . Kurt Vink Who is Kurt Vink? 16 18 +1077 4 He ' ll be a holdout himself when the 8 a . m . Thursday evacuation deadline comes around . He wants to protect his jewelry shop . protect his jewelry shop How is he protecting his jewelry shop by him staying? 23 27 +1077 4 He ' ll be a holdout himself when the 8 a . m . Thursday evacuation deadline comes around . He wants to protect his jewelry shop . protect How can he protect it from floods? 23 24 +1077 5 " There ' s a lot of money in this business , and I don ' t want to get plundered , " he said . " The jewels are in a safe , but I ' d rather stay next to it . " jewels Why would he rather stay next to the jewels> 28 29 +1077 5 " There ' s a lot of money in this business , and I don ' t want to get plundered , " he said . " The jewels are in a safe , but I ' d rather stay next to it . " plundered , " Who would do the plundering if everyone was gone? 20 23 +1078 1 Interest rates dropped sharply and the value of the peso rose considerably Wednesday on news that a multibillion international package is now available to buttress Mexico ' s battered economy . multibillion international package Who are the investors and why? 17 20 +1078 1 Interest rates dropped sharply and the value of the peso rose considerably Wednesday on news that a multibillion international package is now available to buttress Mexico ' s battered economy . Mexico ' s battered economy Why was the economy struggling? 25 30 +1078 1 Interest rates dropped sharply and the value of the peso rose considerably Wednesday on news that a multibillion international package is now available to buttress Mexico ' s battered economy . package What year is this from? 19 20 +1078 2 The rate on the bellwether 28 - day treasury bills , known as cetes , fell a sharp 4 . 44 percentage points at the weekly auction to 32 . 75 percent , indicating that some relief is around the corner for beleaguered debtors . for beleaguered debtors Why were people in such debt trouble? 41 44 +1078 3 Interest rates overall soared from around 35 percent annually just before Mexico ' s economic crisis broke Dec . 20 to 55 and 60 percent . On that date , the government stopped supporting the value of the Mexican currency , letting it float to preserve dwindling monetary reserves . supporting the value of the Mexican currency , How had the supports been used in the time prior? 33 41 +1078 3 Interest rates overall soared from around 35 percent annually just before Mexico ' s economic crisis broke Dec . 20 to 55 and 60 percent . On that date , the government stopped supporting the value of the Mexican currency , letting it float to preserve dwindling monetary reserves . supporting What actions did the government attempt previously to rectify the situation? 33 34 +1078 5 Dealers said demand for the peso - denominated paper was great in the wake of Tuesday ' s announcement of what is likely to amount to a dlrs 50 billion international credit package to help Mexico out of its financial crisis . international credit package What will the credit package contain as a way of helping Mexico? 30 33 +1078 5 Dealers said demand for the peso - denominated paper was great in the wake of Tuesday ' s announcement of what is likely to amount to a dlrs 50 billion international credit package to help Mexico out of its financial crisis . international How many, and which, countries were involved in this international credit package? 30 31 +1079 1 Flood refugees are lashing out at the government and environmentalists , claiming red tape and natural beauty were put before their own safety . Flood refugees Where was the flood? 0 2 +1079 1 Flood refugees are lashing out at the government and environmentalists , claiming red tape and natural beauty were put before their own safety . put before How were these things put before citizen's safety? 18 20 +1079 1 Flood refugees are lashing out at the government and environmentalists , claiming red tape and natural beauty were put before their own safety . lashing out How are the flood victims lashing out? 3 5 +1079 1 Flood refugees are lashing out at the government and environmentalists , claiming red tape and natural beauty were put before their own safety . Flood refugees Where are the refugees from? 0 2 +1079 1 Flood refugees are lashing out at the government and environmentalists , claiming red tape and natural beauty were put before their own safety . were put before their own safety Why were the refugees being left out of considerations? 17 23 +1079 2 " These dikes have been here since the 13th century and they just haven ' t been kept up because of . the environmental freaks , " said Leen van der Berg . the environmental freaks , " Who are the environmental freaks? 22 27 +1079 2 " These dikes have been here since the 13th century and they just haven ' t been kept up because of . the environmental freaks , " said Leen van der Berg . the environmental freaks , " How did environmentalists cause the dikes not to be kept up? 22 27 +1079 2 " These dikes have been here since the 13th century and they just haven ' t been kept up because of . the environmental freaks , " said Leen van der Berg . haven ' t been kept up What was the impetus for not taking care of the dikes? 13 19 +1079 3 He ' s from Tiel , a city bearing the brunt of the flooding that has forced some 250 , 000 people to abandon their homes in southeastern Netherlands . forced some 250 , 000 people to abandon their homes How much is the total population of this city? 16 26 +1079 3 He ' s from Tiel , a city bearing the brunt of the flooding that has forced some 250 , 000 people to abandon their homes in southeastern Netherlands . flooding What is the situation that led up to the flooding? Heavy rains? A particular storm? 13 14 +1079 4 " You need to have an eye for the landscape , but it ' s more important to look out for the people , " he said . he said . Who said this? 25 28 +1079 5 Van der Berg and other critics blame environmentalists for lobbying against dike reinforcement plans . But the environmentalists say bureaucratic red tape is to blame . red tape is What does this phrase mean? 20 23 +1079 5 Van der Berg and other critics blame environmentalists for lobbying against dike reinforcement plans . But the environmentalists say bureaucratic red tape is to blame . lobbying against Why did environmentalists lobby against these plans? 9 11 +1079 5 Van der Berg and other critics blame environmentalists for lobbying against dike reinforcement plans . But the environmentalists say bureaucratic red tape is to blame . bureaucratic red tape What bureaucratic red tape impeded the reinforcements plans? 19 22 +1079 5 Van der Berg and other critics blame environmentalists for lobbying against dike reinforcement plans . But the environmentalists say bureaucratic red tape is to blame . red tape is to blame What is the evidence that there is too much bureaucracy in this situation? 20 25 +1080 1 Finning Ltd . has reported record revenue and net earnings for 1994 . has reported Reported to who? 3 5 +1080 1 Finning Ltd . has reported record revenue and net earnings for 1994 . record revenue and net earnings What wad this cause of this? 5 10 +1080 1 Finning Ltd . has reported record revenue and net earnings for 1994 . record revenue and net earnings Why were revenue and earnings so high for 1994? 5 10 +1080 2 The Vancouver - based equipment dealer , with Caterpillar dealerships in Canada , the United Kingdom , Poland and Chile , said revenue for the year ended Dec . 31 , 1994 , was up nearly 40 per cent . equipment dealer , What can cause records earnings for this sector? 4 7 +1080 2 The Vancouver - based equipment dealer , with Caterpillar dealerships in Canada , the United Kingdom , Poland and Chile , said revenue for the year ended Dec . 31 , 1994 , was up nearly 40 per cent . up nearly 40 per cent Is there a specific reason behind the increase? 34 39 +1080 4 Net income increased to $ 61 , 421 , 000 or $ 1 . 60 a share from $ 22 , 271 , 000 or 60 cents a share in 1993 . increased What caused the increase? 2 3 +1080 5 Consolidated revenue for the fourth quarter ended Dec . 31 was a record $ 380 , 052 , 000 , up more than 12 per cent from the same period a year ago . a record What number did it surpass? 11 13 +1080 5 Consolidated revenue for the fourth quarter ended Dec . 31 was a record $ 380 , 052 , 000 , up more than 12 per cent from the same period a year ago . up more than 12 per cent Why was it up so much? 20 26 +1080 5 Consolidated revenue for the fourth quarter ended Dec . 31 was a record $ 380 , 052 , 000 , up more than 12 per cent from the same period a year ago . Consolidated revenue What counts as consolidated revenue for a company? 0 2 +1081 1 Driving to break a diplomatic deadlock , the Clinton administration is sending a top official to Munich , Germany , this weekend to help set up a confederation between Muslims and Croats in Bosnia . help set up a confederation How is he helping set up a confederation? 23 28 +1081 1 Driving to break a diplomatic deadlock , the Clinton administration is sending a top official to Munich , Germany , this weekend to help set up a confederation between Muslims and Croats in Bosnia . diplomatic deadlock , Why is there a deadlock? 4 7 +1081 1 Driving to break a diplomatic deadlock , the Clinton administration is sending a top official to Munich , Germany , this weekend to help set up a confederation between Muslims and Croats in Bosnia . Clinton administration Why is the Clinton administration involved in this? 8 10 +1081 1 Driving to break a diplomatic deadlock , the Clinton administration is sending a top official to Munich , Germany , this weekend to help set up a confederation between Muslims and Croats in Bosnia . diplomatic deadlock , What is the main cause of the deadlock? 4 7 +1081 2 Assistant Secretary of State Richard Holbrooke will be joined in his meetings with Muslim and Croat leaders by diplomats from Britain , France , Germany and Russia , U . S . officials disclosed Wednesday . by diplomats Why is he being joined by diplomats? 17 19 +1081 2 Assistant Secretary of State Richard Holbrooke will be joined in his meetings with Muslim and Croat leaders by diplomats from Britain , France , Germany and Russia , U . S . officials disclosed Wednesday . joined in his meetings Why are the other diplomats joining? 8 12 +1081 3 Together , the two ethnic groups would control 51 percent of Bosnia under a map proposed by the five outside countries as part of a plan to end the 34 - month war in the former Yugoslav republic . of a plan to end the 34 - month war How do they plan to end the war? 23 33 +1081 3 Together , the two ethnic groups would control 51 percent of Bosnia under a map proposed by the five outside countries as part of a plan to end the 34 - month war in the former Yugoslav republic . 34 - month war Why did the war begin? 29 33 +1081 3 Together , the two ethnic groups would control 51 percent of Bosnia under a map proposed by the five outside countries as part of a plan to end the 34 - month war in the former Yugoslav republic . 34 - month war What is the war about ? 29 33 +1081 3 Together , the two ethnic groups would control 51 percent of Bosnia under a map proposed by the five outside countries as part of a plan to end the 34 - month war in the former Yugoslav republic . 51 percent of Bosnia Who controls the other 49% 8 12 +1081 4 Bosnian Serbs have rejected the plan as leaving them with economically and politically ineffective fragments of the country . Their repeated refusal to negotiate with the Muslim - led government has derailed U . S . peace efforts while sporadic fighting threatens a shaky ceasefire . economically and politically ineffective why are these fragments economically and politically ineffective? 10 14 +1081 4 Bosnian Serbs have rejected the plan as leaving them with economically and politically ineffective fragments of the country . Their repeated refusal to negotiate with the Muslim - led government has derailed U . S . peace efforts while sporadic fighting threatens a shaky ceasefire . Their repeated refusal to negotiate Why did they repeatedly refuse to negotiate? 19 24 +1081 4 Bosnian Serbs have rejected the plan as leaving them with economically and politically ineffective fragments of the country . Their repeated refusal to negotiate with the Muslim - led government has derailed U . S . peace efforts while sporadic fighting threatens a shaky ceasefire . refusal to negotiate Why were they refusing to negotiate? 21 24 +1081 4 Bosnian Serbs have rejected the plan as leaving them with economically and politically ineffective fragments of the country . Their repeated refusal to negotiate with the Muslim - led government has derailed U . S . peace efforts while sporadic fighting threatens a shaky ceasefire . economically and politically ineffective Which parts of the nation were considered less useful? 10 14 +1081 5 The effect of Holbrooke ' s talks with Muslim and Croat leaders could isolate the Serbs diplomatically . " We ' re trying to send them a political signal , " said a senior U . S . official , speaking on condition of anonymity , could isolate How would they be isolated diplomatically? 12 14 +1081 5 The effect of Holbrooke ' s talks with Muslim and Croat leaders could isolate the Serbs diplomatically . " We ' re trying to send them a political signal , " said a senior U . S . official , speaking on condition of anonymity , on condition of anonymity , Why was the official anonymous 41 46 +1081 5 The effect of Holbrooke ' s talks with Muslim and Croat leaders could isolate the Serbs diplomatically . " We ' re trying to send them a political signal , " said a senior U . S . official , speaking on condition of anonymity , isolate the Serbs diplomatically Why would the Serbs be isolated? 13 17 +1082 1 Record numbers of illegal immigrants were caught trying to sneak into Arizona from Mexico last month , an influx some believe is driven partly by the fall of the peso . sneak How are they sneaking into the country? 9 10 +1082 1 Record numbers of illegal immigrants were caught trying to sneak into Arizona from Mexico last month , an influx some believe is driven partly by the fall of the peso . peso Why has the peso fallen? 29 30 +1082 1 Record numbers of illegal immigrants were caught trying to sneak into Arizona from Mexico last month , an influx some believe is driven partly by the fall of the peso . Record numbers A record in regards to what? What is the actual number? 0 2 +1082 1 Record numbers of illegal immigrants were caught trying to sneak into Arizona from Mexico last month , an influx some believe is driven partly by the fall of the peso . some believe Do only some believe it, or is this an actual fact? Why include this if it is only partially believed? 19 21 +1082 1 Record numbers of illegal immigrants were caught trying to sneak into Arizona from Mexico last month , an influx some believe is driven partly by the fall of the peso . Record What is the average number of illegal immigrants caught? 0 1 +1082 1 Record numbers of illegal immigrants were caught trying to sneak into Arizona from Mexico last month , an influx some believe is driven partly by the fall of the peso . some Who does 'some' refer to? 19 20 +1082 1 Record numbers of illegal immigrants were caught trying to sneak into Arizona from Mexico last month , an influx some believe is driven partly by the fall of the peso . by the fall of the peso . What is causing the devaluation? 24 31 +1082 2 Arrests of alleged illegal immigrants around the state ' s biggest border crossing at Nogales topped 19 , 000 in January , nearly double the number in January 1994 . Elsewhere along the border , arrests were up 25 percent in El Paso , Texas , but down 13 percent in San Diego . crossing at Nogales topped 19 , 000 in January , Why are the numbers getting bigger? 12 22 +1082 2 Arrests of alleged illegal immigrants around the state ' s biggest border crossing at Nogales topped 19 , 000 in January , nearly double the number in January 1994 . Elsewhere along the border , arrests were up 25 percent in El Paso , Texas , but down 13 percent in San Diego . border , What are the top entry points used by illegal immigrants? 33 35 +1082 3 " There is a growing number of impoverished Mexicans , and as that number increases . we will see pressures to come to this country , " said Isabel Garcia , an attorney and activist here . impoverished Why is there a growing number of impoverished Mexicans? 7 8 +1082 3 " There is a growing number of impoverished Mexicans , and as that number increases . we will see pressures to come to this country , " said Isabel Garcia , an attorney and activist here . activist here An activist for what? 34 36 +1082 3 " There is a growing number of impoverished Mexicans , and as that number increases . we will see pressures to come to this country , " said Isabel Garcia , an attorney and activist here . here Where does 'here' refer to? 35 36 +1082 4 The Mexican peso began sliding Dec . 20 , and had lost 45 percent of its value against the dollar as of Monday . The currency rallied Tuesday after President Clinton offered to double the U . S . credit line to Mexico , but the long - term effect on the Mexican economy was unclear . peso began sliding Dec . 20 , What caused the peso to begin losing value? 2 9 +1082 4 The Mexican peso began sliding Dec . 20 , and had lost 45 percent of its value against the dollar as of Monday . The currency rallied Tuesday after President Clinton offered to double the U . S . credit line to Mexico , but the long - term effect on the Mexican economy was unclear . was unclear Why was it unclear? Was the data not sufficient? 54 56 +1082 4 The Mexican peso began sliding Dec . 20 , and had lost 45 percent of its value against the dollar as of Monday . The currency rallied Tuesday after President Clinton offered to double the U . S . credit line to Mexico , but the long - term effect on the Mexican economy was unclear . lost What caused this drop? 11 12 +1082 4 The Mexican peso began sliding Dec . 20 , and had lost 45 percent of its value against the dollar as of Monday . The currency rallied Tuesday after President Clinton offered to double the U . S . credit line to Mexico , but the long - term effect on the Mexican economy was unclear . long - term What solutions have been proposed by the Mexican government? 46 49 +1082 5 The peso devaluation might push tens of thousands more Mexicans to seek jobs in the United States , said Jack Martin , research director for the Washington - based Center for Immigration Studies . He said perhaps 150 , 000 illegal Mexican immigrants find long - term jobs in this country each year . peso How can the peso regain its value? 1 2 +1082 5 The peso devaluation might push tens of thousands more Mexicans to seek jobs in the United States , said Jack Martin , research director for the Washington - based Center for Immigration Studies . He said perhaps 150 , 000 illegal Mexican immigrants find long - term jobs in this country each year . long - term jobs What kind of jobs, and in what industries? 44 48 +1082 5 The peso devaluation might push tens of thousands more Mexicans to seek jobs in the United States , said Jack Martin , research director for the Washington - based Center for Immigration Studies . He said perhaps 150 , 000 illegal Mexican immigrants find long - term jobs in this country each year . might push Why might this push them to seek jobs in America? 3 5 +1082 5 The peso devaluation might push tens of thousands more Mexicans to seek jobs in the United States , said Jack Martin , research director for the Washington - based Center for Immigration Studies . He said perhaps 150 , 000 illegal Mexican immigrants find long - term jobs in this country each year . jobs What are the top industries for illegal immigrants to seek jobs in the United States? 12 13 +1083 1 An overactive gene may cause some cases of the most common form of diabetes by interfering with the body ' s response to insulin , a study suggests . overactive gene What gene? 1 3 +1083 1 An overactive gene may cause some cases of the most common form of diabetes by interfering with the body ' s response to insulin , a study suggests . An overactive gene Is the gene a hereditary gene or not? 0 3 +1083 1 An overactive gene may cause some cases of the most common form of diabetes by interfering with the body ' s response to insulin , a study suggests . interfering with In what way does the gene interfere? 15 17 +1083 1 An overactive gene may cause some cases of the most common form of diabetes by interfering with the body ' s response to insulin , a study suggests . study Which study? 26 27 +1083 1 An overactive gene may cause some cases of the most common form of diabetes by interfering with the body ' s response to insulin , a study suggests . An overactive gene may cause some cases How does this gene cause diabetes? 0 7 +1083 1 An overactive gene may cause some cases of the most common form of diabetes by interfering with the body ' s response to insulin , a study suggests . interfering with the body ' s response to insulin , How does the gene interact with the pancreas to cause an improper response to insulin? 15 25 +1083 2 If so , scientists may be able to treat those cases better by developing drugs to shut off the gene , said researcher Dr . Ira D . Goldfine . developing drugs to shut off the gene , Are these drugs applied before or after the diabetes starts? 13 21 +1083 2 If so , scientists may be able to treat those cases better by developing drugs to shut off the gene , said researcher Dr . Ira D . Goldfine . by developing drugs to shut off the gene , What would this drug be made out of? 12 21 +1083 3 More than 95 percent of the nearly 14 million Americans with diabetes have so - called type II or adult - onset diabetes , which often develops after age 30 . In type II diabetes , a person ' s body fails to respond normally to insulin , which is supposed to lower blood sugar levels . More than 95 percent of the nearly 14 million How do 14 million different, unrelated people end up with Type II, adult onset diabetes? 0 9 +1083 3 More than 95 percent of the nearly 14 million Americans with diabetes have so - called type II or adult - onset diabetes , which often develops after age 30 . In type II diabetes , a person ' s body fails to respond normally to insulin , which is supposed to lower blood sugar levels . which often develops after age 30 Why does it develop mostly after the age of 30? Is there anything to prevent this? 24 30 +1083 3 More than 95 percent of the nearly 14 million Americans with diabetes have so - called type II or adult - onset diabetes , which often develops after age 30 . In type II diabetes , a person ' s body fails to respond normally to insulin , which is supposed to lower blood sugar levels . fails to respond normally to insulin , What would happen if the body fails to respond normally to insulin? 41 48 +1083 4 The new work identified a protein that may hinder the body ' s response to insulin . The protein may cause diabetes if the body makes too much of it on orders of the hyperactive gene , Goldfine said . protein What protein? 5 6 +1083 4 The new work identified a protein that may hinder the body ' s response to insulin . The protein may cause diabetes if the body makes too much of it on orders of the hyperactive gene , Goldfine said . protein What does this protein do in or to the human body? 5 6 +1083 4 The new work identified a protein that may hinder the body ' s response to insulin . The protein may cause diabetes if the body makes too much of it on orders of the hyperactive gene , Goldfine said . hyperactive gene What is the purpose of this gene? How does it affect the human body in both diabetics and non diabetics? 34 36 +1083 4 The new work identified a protein that may hinder the body ' s response to insulin . The protein may cause diabetes if the body makes too much of it on orders of the hyperactive gene , Goldfine said . a protein Does the protein have any other functions than just hindering the response to insulin? 4 6 +1083 4 The new work identified a protein that may hinder the body ' s response to insulin . The protein may cause diabetes if the body makes too much of it on orders of the hyperactive gene , Goldfine said . a protein Where is this protein stored in the body? 4 6 +1083 5 It ' s not clear yet what percentage of type II diabetes may be due to this gene , he said . type II diabetes What about other forms of diabetes? 9 12 +1083 5 It ' s not clear yet what percentage of type II diabetes may be due to this gene , he said . may be due to this gene Why do they not know the percentage? 12 18 +1084 1 Prime Minister Nicholas Brathwaite , who led an interim government after American - led forces ousted left - wing rulers in 1983 , stepped down from power Wednesday in favor of a longtime associate . ousted left - wing rulers Where were these rulers deposed from? 15 20 +1084 1 Prime Minister Nicholas Brathwaite , who led an interim government after American - led forces ousted left - wing rulers in 1983 , stepped down from power Wednesday in favor of a longtime associate . longtime associate who is the associate? 32 34 +1084 1 Prime Minister Nicholas Brathwaite , who led an interim government after American - led forces ousted left - wing rulers in 1983 , stepped down from power Wednesday in favor of a longtime associate . Prime Minister Nicholas Brathwaite , Of what country? 0 5 +1084 2 Agriculture Minister George Brizan took the oath of office from Governor General Sir Reginald Palmer to run this Caribbean nation of 95 , 000 people . 95 , 000 people which nation is that? 21 25 +1084 4 Brathwaite , 69 , also a former teacher , told The Associated Press he was retaining his parliamentary seat from the outlying island of Carriacou but would not take on any Cabinet duties . would not take on any Cabinet duties Why would he not take any additional tasks? 26 33 +1084 4 Brathwaite , 69 , also a former teacher , told The Associated Press he was retaining his parliamentary seat from the outlying island of Carriacou but would not take on any Cabinet duties . former teacher , who did he teach? 6 9 +1084 5 " I am having two months which I consider to be set aside for complete relaxation , " Brathwaite said in an interview . He said he had wanted to complete this year ' s budget , presented Jan . 19 , and wrap up a series of echnomic reforms before leaving office . series of echnomic reforms Which reforms were going to be undertaken? 46 50 +1085 1 Wales notched its first victory over England in 18 years with an 18 - 16 come - from - behind triumph Wednesday night in the rugby league European Championship . first victory over England in 18 years What was the date of the last victory? 3 10 +1085 1 Wales notched its first victory over England in 18 years with an 18 - 16 come - from - behind triumph Wednesday night in the rugby league European Championship . first victory Why did it take so long? 3 5 +1085 2 The Red Dragons trailed 16 - 8 with 17 minutes to play , but roared back with a second try from scrum - half Kevin Ellis and a conversion and two drop goals from captain Jonathan Davies . second try What was the second try? 18 20 +1085 2 The Red Dragons trailed 16 - 8 with 17 minutes to play , but roared back with a second try from scrum - half Kevin Ellis and a conversion and two drop goals from captain Jonathan Davies . conversion Does a conversion count as points? 28 29 +1085 2 The Red Dragons trailed 16 - 8 with 17 minutes to play , but roared back with a second try from scrum - half Kevin Ellis and a conversion and two drop goals from captain Jonathan Davies . drop goals What is a drop goal? 31 33 +1085 3 Wales can now clinch the three - team European Championship , which is being contested for the first since 1981 , with a victory at France on March 4 . being contested for the first since 1981 , Who contested the competition in 1981? 13 21 +1085 3 Wales can now clinch the three - team European Championship , which is being contested for the first since 1981 , with a victory at France on March 4 . contested Why is the Championship being contested? 14 15 +1085 4 England hosts France in the tournament ' s other match on Feb . 15 . All three teams are using the games to prepare for the rugby league World Cup in October . the rugby league World Cup in October When in October does the world cup start? 25 32 +1085 4 England hosts France in the tournament ' s other match on Feb . 15 . All three teams are using the games to prepare for the rugby league World Cup in October . the games Games against each other? 20 22 +1085 5 Ellis put Wales ahead in the 19th minute with a try , converted by Davies . try , What is a try? 10 12 +1085 5 Ellis put Wales ahead in the 19th minute with a try , converted by Davies . converted What does it mean to convert? I'm not familiar with sports. 12 13 +1085 5 Ellis put Wales ahead in the 19th minute with a try , converted by Davies . try , What does it mean to try in this context? I'm not familiar with sports. 10 12 +1086 1 The presidents of Ecuador and Peru continue to benefit from flaring nationalistic passions even as their Andean nations ' border conflict ebbs from armed confrontations into angry words . continue to benefit How does the nationalism benefit them? 6 9 +1086 1 The presidents of Ecuador and Peru continue to benefit from flaring nationalistic passions even as their Andean nations ' border conflict ebbs from armed confrontations into angry words . confrontations How large of their border is under dissension? 24 25 +1086 1 The presidents of Ecuador and Peru continue to benefit from flaring nationalistic passions even as their Andean nations ' border conflict ebbs from armed confrontations into angry words . benefit from flaring nationalistic passions How are the two countries benefiting? 8 13 +1086 2 Peruvian President Alberto Fujimori is running for re - election in April , but the campaign has been virtually forgotten since the fighting started . His major opponents have ceased their criticism and unified against Ecuador . unified against Ecuador Why are they fighting with Ecuador? 33 36 +1086 2 Peruvian President Alberto Fujimori is running for re - election in April , but the campaign has been virtually forgotten since the fighting started . His major opponents have ceased their criticism and unified against Ecuador . opponents Who are his major opponents? 27 28 +1086 3 At the same time , Ecuadorean President Sixto Duran - Ballen is basking in new popularity since skirmishes broke out . He addresses large crowds several times a day from a balcony of the presidential palace in downtown colonial Quito , Ecuador ' s capital . basking in new popularity Was he unpopular before? 12 16 +1086 3 At the same time , Ecuadorean President Sixto Duran - Ballen is basking in new popularity since skirmishes broke out . He addresses large crowds several times a day from a balcony of the presidential palace in downtown colonial Quito , Ecuador ' s capital . addresses What messages is President Sixto Duran-Ballen sending his people? 22 23 +1086 4 On Wednesday , envoys from both nations met for the second day in Rio de Janeiro with representatives of Brazil , Argentina , Chile and the United States to find a peaceful solution to the dispute . dispute What is the source of the dispute? 35 36 +1086 4 On Wednesday , envoys from both nations met for the second day in Rio de Janeiro with representatives of Brazil , Argentina , Chile and the United States to find a peaceful solution to the dispute . solution Did they ever find a solution over their border disagreement? 32 33 +1086 5 But the animosity between delegates from Peru and Ecuador was strong enough to require their lunches to be served in separate rooms . separate rooms Did the other delegates eat together? 20 22 +1087 1 A New Jersey munitions maker has agreed to close after admitting in court Wednesday that it schemed to illegally ship 300 , 000 artillery parts to Iraq prior to the Kuwait invasion . A New Jersey munitions maker What is the name of the company? 0 5 +1087 1 A New Jersey munitions maker has agreed to close after admitting in court Wednesday that it schemed to illegally ship 300 , 000 artillery parts to Iraq prior to the Kuwait invasion . illegally Why are these actions illegal? 18 19 +1087 2 Rexon Technology Corp . of Wayne tried to send the components through Jordan , although executives had " collective knowledge " that the devices , used to detonate a powerful howitzer shell , were destined for Iraq , a lawyer for the company told a federal judge . powerful How powerful are the howitzer shells? 29 30 +1087 2 Rexon Technology Corp . of Wayne tried to send the components through Jordan , although executives had " collective knowledge " that the devices , used to detonate a powerful howitzer shell , were destined for Iraq , a lawyer for the company told a federal judge . " collective knowledge " How did they have this collective knowledge? 17 21 +1087 3 The deal was never completed after the first shipment was intercepted in Britain , officials said . first shipment When was the first shipment? 7 9 +1087 3 The deal was never completed after the first shipment was intercepted in Britain , officials said . intercepted How were British authorities able to intercept the shipment? 10 11 +1087 3 The deal was never completed after the first shipment was intercepted in Britain , officials said . intercepted How was the shipment intercepted? 10 11 +1087 3 The deal was never completed after the first shipment was intercepted in Britain , officials said . first shipment was intercepted why was it intercepted in Britain? 7 11 +1087 4 The conspiracy allegedly also involved a Belgian company linked to a planned Iraqi " supergun , " a long - range cannon designed to fire nuclear weapons . Belgian company What is the name? 6 8 +1087 4 The conspiracy allegedly also involved a Belgian company linked to a planned Iraqi " supergun , " a long - range cannon designed to fire nuclear weapons . planned How was this supergun planned? 11 12 +1087 4 The conspiracy allegedly also involved a Belgian company linked to a planned Iraqi " supergun , " a long - range cannon designed to fire nuclear weapons . involved a Belgian company How did it involve the Belgian company? 4 8 +1087 5 As part of its plea bargain , Rexon will close within six months of sentencing , scheduled for Feb . 22 before U . S . District Judge Maryanne Trump Barry , and charges will be dropped against three of its officers and a consultant . charges will be dropped Why will closing the company lead to charges being dropped if a crime has been committed? 33 37 +1087 5 As part of its plea bargain , Rexon will close within six months of sentencing , scheduled for Feb . 22 before U . S . District Judge Maryanne Trump Barry , and charges will be dropped against three of its officers and a consultant . charges will be dropped Why will only some people get their charges dropped? 33 37 +1088 1 An animal rights protester was killed Wednesday when she slipped and fell under a truck as she tried to stop it during a demonstration against the export of live calves . An animal rights protester What is their name? 0 4 +1088 1 An animal rights protester was killed Wednesday when she slipped and fell under a truck as she tried to stop it during a demonstration against the export of live calves . she tried to stop Why did the woman try to stop the truck on her own? 16 20 +1088 2 Police said Jill Phipps , 31 , was crushed by the slow - moving truck as it delivered 100 calves to the airport at Coventry 80 miles ( 125 km ) northwest of London for export to the Netherlands . crushed Why was she crushed by a slow-moving truck? 8 9 +1088 3 About 100 police guarded the entrance to the airport . But eyewitnesses said that Ms . Phipps , who had a nine - year - old boy , and about 40 other demonstrators evaded them and ran to the truck . guarded Where were 100 police guarding the airport? 3 4 +1088 4 She and three other people tried to climb onto the cab of the truck but she slipped . climb onto the cab of the truck Why did the woman think this would be effective? 7 14 +1089 1 Six endangered California condors were moved to holding pens in a remote forest canyon Wednesday to prepare them for their release into the wild . condors What are condors? 3 4 +1089 2 The large birds - - four females and two males - - were transported from the Los Angeles Zoo to a site in Los Padres National Forest in Santa Barbara County . They are to be released Feb . 8 , and three condors now living in the wild are to be returned to captivity . Feb should you mention the year? 37 38 +1089 2 The large birds - - four females and two males - - were transported from the Los Angeles Zoo to a site in Los Padres National Forest in Santa Barbara County . They are to be released Feb . 8 , and three condors now living in the wild are to be returned to captivity . in the wild are to be returned to captivity Why are the wild birds being taken into captivity? 46 55 +1089 2 The large birds - - four females and two males - - were transported from the Los Angeles Zoo to a site in Los Padres National Forest in Santa Barbara County . They are to be released Feb . 8 , and three condors now living in the wild are to be returned to captivity . transported why are they being moved? 13 14 +1089 2 The large birds - - four females and two males - - were transported from the Los Angeles Zoo to a site in Los Padres National Forest in Santa Barbara County . They are to be released Feb . 8 , and three condors now living in the wild are to be returned to captivity . returned will they be able to adjust to the new living conditions? 52 53 +1089 3 The six birds will bring to 19 the number released through the California Condor Recovery Program since 1992 , although only three are in the wild now . three what is their gender? 21 22 +1089 4 Four died after hitting power lines and one died after ingesting antifreeze . Five were returned to captivity after straying too close to power lines . returned to captivity after what does this say about capturing and releasing animals? 15 19 +1089 5 The other three will be returned to captivity so they don ' t lead the new birds to hazardous areas , officials said . don ' t lead the new birds to hazardous areas , What is the mechanism that causes some condors to lead fellow birds into these hazards? 10 21 +1089 5 The other three will be returned to captivity so they don ' t lead the new birds to hazardous areas , officials said . hazardous what are the hazardous areas to avoid? 18 19 +1090 1 In low - key ceremonies , the Philippines on Friday marks the 50th anniversary of the U . S . recapture of Manila , a battle which destroyed the city and killed an estimated 100 , 000 Filipino civilians . recapture What war was this? 20 21 +1090 1 In low - key ceremonies , the Philippines on Friday marks the 50th anniversary of the U . S . recapture of Manila , a battle which destroyed the city and killed an estimated 100 , 000 Filipino civilians . recapture of Manila , Was it theirs in the first place? 20 24 +1090 2 Historians describe the month - long battle as one of the great tragedies of World War II and a half century later still debate whether it was even necessary . Among Allied capitals , only Warsaw suffered greater devastation . whether it was even necessary Why wouldn't the battle have been necessary? 24 29 +1090 2 Historians describe the month - long battle as one of the great tragedies of World War II and a half century later still debate whether it was even necessary . Among Allied capitals , only Warsaw suffered greater devastation . necessary How would the battle not have made a difference in the outcome? 28 29 +1090 2 Historians describe the month - long battle as one of the great tragedies of World War II and a half century later still debate whether it was even necessary . Among Allied capitals , only Warsaw suffered greater devastation . devastation Was there an alternative to the recapture of Manila? 38 39 +1090 2 Historians describe the month - long battle as one of the great tragedies of World War II and a half century later still debate whether it was even necessary . Among Allied capitals , only Warsaw suffered greater devastation . whether it was even necessary Why did the battle take place? 24 29 +1090 3 The anniversary has also reopened old wounds among the generation that remembers the battle , including ferocious American artillery fire , house - to - house fighting and the orgy of rape and murder by Japanese troops . Japanese troops Why were the Japanese involved? 35 37 +1090 4 Because of the controversy , city officials will mark the anniversary with subdued ceremonies , including wreath - layings , photo exhibits and a Mass celebrated by Manila ' s archbishop , Cardinal Jaime L . Sin . Mass celebrated by Manila ' s archbishop , Why celebrate at all? 24 32 +1090 5 The battle began on Feb . 3 , 1945 when the U . S . 1st Cavalry Division entered the city nearly a month after the U . S . Army landed at the Lingayen Gulf , about 176 kilometers ( 110 miles ) to the north . entered the city Why was the Division sent? 18 21 +1090 5 The battle began on Feb . 3 , 1945 when the U . S . 1st Cavalry Division entered the city nearly a month after the U . S . Army landed at the Lingayen Gulf , about 176 kilometers ( 110 miles ) to the north . U . S . 1st Cavalry Division entered the city Why did it take a full month for the US to reach the city after landing? 11 21 +1091 1 Overwhelmed by refugees from rebel Chechnya , the neighboring region of Ingushetia is calling on President Boris Yeltsin to negotiate an end to the devastating Chechen war . Chechnya , the neighboring Where is Chechnya located? 5 9 +1091 1 Overwhelmed by refugees from rebel Chechnya , the neighboring region of Ingushetia is calling on President Boris Yeltsin to negotiate an end to the devastating Chechen war . Chechen war What is the Chechen war? Who started it? Who is involved? 25 27 +1091 2 " Every fourth person on Ingush territory is a refugee , " Ingush Vice President Boris Agapov said Wednesday . " If things continue the way they are going , soon it will be every other person . " way What are the conditions like that make the condition bad for refugees? 25 26 +1091 3 A year after Chechnya declared independence in 1991 , Ingushetia and its neighbor , North Ossetia , became embroiled in civil war . Russian troops quelled the conflict , but a state of emergency remains in place today and thousands of people remain refugees . refugees Why is the country not able to come out of a state of emergency today? 43 44 +1091 4 Now Moscow ' s war in Chechnya , launched Dec . 11 , has sent thousands more refugees into Ingushetia . Agapov said about 120 , 000 people have squeezed into his republic , which is hard - pressed to care for them . Now Moscow ' s war in What started this war and with who? 0 6 +1091 5 " There is no famine yet . But the situation is terrible , " he said . terrible , " How bad is the situation in detail? 11 14 +1091 5 " There is no famine yet . But the situation is terrible , " he said . situation What issues are being experienced? 9 10 +1092 1 Foreign Minister Yohei Kono said Thursday that Japan will suspend financial assistance to North Korea if it fails to disclose details of its past nuclear development projects . financial assistance What kind of financial assistance do they currently provide? 10 12 +1092 1 Foreign Minister Yohei Kono said Thursday that Japan will suspend financial assistance to North Korea if it fails to disclose details of its past nuclear development projects . suspend financial assistance What type of financial assistance was N Korea receiving? 9 12 +1092 1 Foreign Minister Yohei Kono said Thursday that Japan will suspend financial assistance to North Korea if it fails to disclose details of its past nuclear development projects . details of its past nuclear development projects Why do Japan need North Korea's details of past nuclear developments? 20 27 +1092 1 Foreign Minister Yohei Kono said Thursday that Japan will suspend financial assistance to North Korea if it fails to disclose details of its past nuclear development projects . assistance What types of financial assistance has Japan been providing for North Korea? 11 12 +1092 2 U . S . and North Korean negotiators signed a landmark agreement in October , in which North Korea agreed to freeze all current nuclear activities and allow general inspections of its declared nuclear sites by the International Atomic Energy Agency . landmark Why is the agreement considered a landmark agreement? 10 11 +1092 2 U . S . and North Korean negotiators signed a landmark agreement in October , in which North Korea agreed to freeze all current nuclear activities and allow general inspections of its declared nuclear sites by the International Atomic Energy Agency . allow general inspections Why does North Korea allow general inspection of its declared nuclear sites? 27 30 +1092 2 U . S . and North Korean negotiators signed a landmark agreement in October , in which North Korea agreed to freeze all current nuclear activities and allow general inspections of its declared nuclear sites by the International Atomic Energy Agency . International Which countries are represented by the International Atomic Energy Agency? 37 38 +1092 3 But special inspections of two suspected nuclear waste sites - - which would show if Pyongyang had made a bomb in the past - - will be delayed for several years . years Why will it be delayed for so long? 30 31 +1092 3 But special inspections of two suspected nuclear waste sites - - which would show if Pyongyang had made a bomb in the past - - will be delayed for several years . will be delayed for several years . Why would the special inspections be delayed? 25 32 +1092 3 But special inspections of two suspected nuclear waste sites - - which would show if Pyongyang had made a bomb in the past - - will be delayed for several years . delayed for several years Why is the special inspections delayed for several years? 27 31 +1092 3 But special inspections of two suspected nuclear waste sites - - which would show if Pyongyang had made a bomb in the past - - will be delayed for several years . delayed Did the inspection eventually occur after the delay? 27 28 +1092 4 Japan has pledged to help foot part of the dlrs 4 billion needed to supply two light - water nuclear reactors , but repeatedly has demanded that the North ' s suspected nuclear development should be thoroughly opened . nuclear reactors , Why does N. Korea need nuclear reactors? 19 22 +1092 4 Japan has pledged to help foot part of the dlrs 4 billion needed to supply two light - water nuclear reactors , but repeatedly has demanded that the North ' s suspected nuclear development should be thoroughly opened . pledged to help Why would Japan pledged to help North Korea? 2 5 +1092 4 Japan has pledged to help foot part of the dlrs 4 billion needed to supply two light - water nuclear reactors , but repeatedly has demanded that the North ' s suspected nuclear development should be thoroughly opened . light - water How much energy can two light-water nuclear reactors provide a country? 16 19 +1092 5 During a Budget Committee session of Japan ' s parliament Thursday , Kono said under the accord between the United States and North Korea , the North will be required to " completely " eliminate nuclear suspicions before main portions of the light - water reactors are to be introduced there . portions How many stages will the installation of light-water reactors require? 39 40 +1093 1 Government troops fired warning shots at Tamil Tiger rebels for the first time since a truce began in Sri Lanka ' s bloody ethnic war nearly a month ago , military officials said Thursday . fired warning shots Why were these shots fired? 2 5 +1093 1 Government troops fired warning shots at Tamil Tiger rebels for the first time since a truce began in Sri Lanka ' s bloody ethnic war nearly a month ago , military officials said Thursday . fired warning shots at Tamil Tiger rebels Why were shots fired? 2 9 +1093 1 Government troops fired warning shots at Tamil Tiger rebels for the first time since a truce began in Sri Lanka ' s bloody ethnic war nearly a month ago , military officials said Thursday . Tamil Tiger rebels who are they? 6 9 +1093 2 Soldiers fired in the air to warn two rebels who had approached the Pooneryn military base in northern Sri Lanka Wednesday night , said an official who cannot be identified under briefing rules . approached Does anyone know why the two repels approached the base? 11 12 +1093 2 Soldiers fired in the air to warn two rebels who had approached the Pooneryn military base in northern Sri Lanka Wednesday night , said an official who cannot be identified under briefing rules . who had approached the Pooneryn military base Why had the rebels gone after the base? 9 16 +1093 2 Soldiers fired in the air to warn two rebels who had approached the Pooneryn military base in northern Sri Lanka Wednesday night , said an official who cannot be identified under briefing rules . Pooneryn military base is it a large base? 13 16 +1093 4 The truce , the first in nearly five years , brought a halt to the fighting in the 11 - year civil war that has killed more than 34 , 000 people . 34 , 000 people What populations of people does this include? 28 32 +1093 4 The truce , the first in nearly five years , brought a halt to the fighting in the 11 - year civil war that has killed more than 34 , 000 people . the 11 - year civil war What was the main cause of the civil war in this nation? 17 23 +1093 4 The truce , the first in nearly five years , brought a halt to the fighting in the 11 - year civil war that has killed more than 34 , 000 people . first in nearly five years , why did the last truce not work? 4 10 +1093 5 No cutoff date has been set for the cease - fire , but both sides can call it off on 72 - hours ' notice . can call it off Why would one side want to call off the cease-fire? 15 19 +1094 1 West Indies cricket captain Courtney Walsh was Thursday named in a 12 - man squad for the first cricket Test against New Zealand , which starts Friday at Lancaster Park . Test What is a cricket test? 19 20 +1094 2 But a decision on whether he will take the field or be 12th man will be left until the morning . be left until the morning Why will it be left until morning? 15 20 +1094 2 But a decision on whether he will take the field or be 12th man will be left until the morning . will be left until the morning Why will the decision have to wait? 14 20 +1094 2 But a decision on whether he will take the field or be 12th man will be left until the morning . field Who are the key members of this team? 9 10 +1094 3 Walsh has been undergoing treatment for an injured back for over a week but said Thursday he " felt a lot better " after a reasonably strenuous workout in the nets . said Thursday he " felt a lot better " How does a person recover from an injured back in about a week? 14 23 +1094 3 Walsh has been undergoing treatment for an injured back for over a week but said Thursday he " felt a lot better " after a reasonably strenuous workout in the nets . injured When and how did the injury happen? 7 8 +1094 4 The West Indies left Anderson Cummins and Roland Holder out of their squad and Walsh said he would have to be confident of seeing out all five days if he was to play . left Anderson Cummins and Roland Holder out Why were these two players left out? 3 10 +1094 4 The West Indies left Anderson Cummins and Roland Holder out of their squad and Walsh said he would have to be confident of seeing out all five days if he was to play . West Is West Indies the name of the cricket team or referring to nationality? 1 2 +1094 5 " I won ' t risk it if I can ' t survive five days but I would say I ' m 75 percent certain of playing , " Walsh said . Walsh What does Walsh's physical therapist and coach say about his injury? 29 30 +1095 1 One of Algeria ' s top Islamic leaders has condemned a plan for presidential elections this summer , calling it a ploy by a corrupt government that will only intensify the country ' s three - year Islamic insurgency . One of Algeria ' s top Islamic leaders What is the name of this leader? 0 8 +1095 1 One of Algeria ' s top Islamic leaders has condemned a plan for presidential elections this summer , calling it a ploy by a corrupt government that will only intensify the country ' s three - year Islamic insurgency . condemned a plan for presidential elections Why was the plan seen as contemptible? 9 15 +1095 1 One of Algeria ' s top Islamic leaders has condemned a plan for presidential elections this summer , calling it a ploy by a corrupt government that will only intensify the country ' s three - year Islamic insurgency . condemned In what ways has one of Algeria's top Islamic leaders condemned a plan for this summer's presidential elections? 9 10 +1095 1 One of Algeria ' s top Islamic leaders has condemned a plan for presidential elections this summer , calling it a ploy by a corrupt government that will only intensify the country ' s three - year Islamic insurgency . corrupt In what ways is the government corrupt? 24 25 +1095 1 One of Algeria ' s top Islamic leaders has condemned a plan for presidential elections this summer , calling it a ploy by a corrupt government that will only intensify the country ' s three - year Islamic insurgency . only intensify How will it intensify? 28 30 +1095 2 Algeria ' s leading opposition parties have already dismissed the military government ' s plan for elections . Algeria ' s leading opposition parties Exactly which parties are leading? 0 6 +1095 2 Algeria ' s leading opposition parties have already dismissed the military government ' s plan for elections . opposition parties Who are the members of Algeria's leading opposition parties? 4 6 +1095 2 Algeria ' s leading opposition parties have already dismissed the military government ' s plan for elections . leading opposition parties Who are these parties and why don't they like the military government? 3 6 +1095 3 They say the elections are premature given the climate of violence and will lack legitimacy if they do not include the outlawed Islamic Salvation Front , which was set to win the 1992 elections that the military government canceled . that the military government canceled Why were the elections cancelled then? 34 39 +1095 3 They say the elections are premature given the climate of violence and will lack legitimacy if they do not include the outlawed Islamic Salvation Front , which was set to win the 1992 elections that the military government canceled . outlawed Islamic Salvation Front , Why were these groups outlawed? 21 26 +1095 3 They say the elections are premature given the climate of violence and will lack legitimacy if they do not include the outlawed Islamic Salvation Front , which was set to win the 1992 elections that the military government canceled . outlawed Why is the Islamic Salvation Front outlawed? 21 22 +1095 3 They say the elections are premature given the climate of violence and will lack legitimacy if they do not include the outlawed Islamic Salvation Front , which was set to win the 1992 elections that the military government canceled . military government canceled Why did the military government cancel the 1992 elections? 36 39 +1095 3 They say the elections are premature given the climate of violence and will lack legitimacy if they do not include the outlawed Islamic Salvation Front , which was set to win the 1992 elections that the military government canceled . outlawed Islamic Salvation Front , Why was it outlawed? 21 26 +1095 4 More than 15 , 000 people , including about 80 foreigners , have been killed in the fighting between the militants and security forces , spawned by the cancellation of the elections . including about 80 foreigners , Foreigners from which countries? 7 12 +1095 4 More than 15 , 000 people , including about 80 foreigners , have been killed in the fighting between the militants and security forces , spawned by the cancellation of the elections . militants and security forces , What populations comprise the opposing military and security forces? 20 25 +1095 4 More than 15 , 000 people , including about 80 foreigners , have been killed in the fighting between the militants and security forces , spawned by the cancellation of the elections . killed in the fighting So cancelling the elections is causing as much harm as holding them? 14 18 +1095 5 The statement by Ali Belhadj , the Salvation Front ' s No . 2 leader , further dashed hopes for a compromise solution . The statement by Ali Belhadj , What was his statement? 0 6 +1095 5 The statement by Ali Belhadj , the Salvation Front ' s No . 2 leader , further dashed hopes for a compromise solution . a compromise solution What would the possible compromise entail? 20 23 +1095 5 The statement by Ali Belhadj , the Salvation Front ' s No . 2 leader , further dashed hopes for a compromise solution . statement What did Belhadj say in his statement that resulted in dashed hopes for a compromise solution? 1 2 +1095 5 The statement by Ali Belhadj , the Salvation Front ' s No . 2 leader , further dashed hopes for a compromise solution . further dashed hopes Why does it further dash hopes? 16 19 +1096 1 Eddie Bauer , an American retailer , announced Thursday that it will pull its business out of Burma as the military junta there pounded rebel positions along the Thai border . pounded rebel positions what does this mean? 23 26 +1096 1 Eddie Bauer , an American retailer , announced Thursday that it will pull its business out of Burma as the military junta there pounded rebel positions along the Thai border . Eddie Bauer , What is Eddie Bauer's interest in Thailand? 0 3 +1096 1 Eddie Bauer , an American retailer , announced Thursday that it will pull its business out of Burma as the military junta there pounded rebel positions along the Thai border . rebel positions Who are the \"rebel positions\"? 24 26 +1096 1 Eddie Bauer , an American retailer , announced Thursday that it will pull its business out of Burma as the military junta there pounded rebel positions along the Thai border . along the Thai border Why are there rebel positions along the Thai border? 26 30 +1096 1 Eddie Bauer , an American retailer , announced Thursday that it will pull its business out of Burma as the military junta there pounded rebel positions along the Thai border . Burma How popular is the Eddie Bauer company in this region? 17 18 +1096 2 The Thai government , meanwhile , signed an agreement to buy natural gas from Burma . UNOCAL Corp . of the United States and Total of France are to help develop the gas field . buy natural gas Does the Thai government have any agreements with other countries to purchase natural gas? 10 13 +1096 2 The Thai government , meanwhile , signed an agreement to buy natural gas from Burma . UNOCAL Corp . of the United States and Total of France are to help develop the gas field . field What are the economical conditions of Burma? 33 34 +1096 2 The Thai government , meanwhile , signed an agreement to buy natural gas from Burma . UNOCAL Corp . of the United States and Total of France are to help develop the gas field . help develop the gas field Why were the US and France helping in this endeavor? 29 34 +1096 3 Burma ' s pro - democracy opposition movement in Thailand called for an end to such deals , urging an international economic and military embargo against the government in Rangoon . The rebels said 15 , 000 refugees were seeking sanctuary in Thailand from the junta ' s attacks . pro - democracy opposition Why is Burma opposed to democracy? 3 7 +1096 4 Eddie Bauer , an American sportswear company , said in a statement from Seattle that it had been studying the situation in Burma for several months . an American sportswear company , why is this repeated? 3 8 +1096 4 Eddie Bauer , an American sportswear company , said in a statement from Seattle that it had been studying the situation in Burma for several months . studying the situation Why is Eddie Bauer studying the situation in Burma? 18 21 +1096 4 Eddie Bauer , an American sportswear company , said in a statement from Seattle that it had been studying the situation in Burma for several months . studying How do the two things relate? 18 19 +1096 5 " We deemed that the political climate and growing opposition to trade in Burma posed a potential threat to our future manufacturing opportunities , " it said . it which representative for the company said this? 25 26 +1096 5 " We deemed that the political climate and growing opposition to trade in Burma posed a potential threat to our future manufacturing opportunities , " it said . political climate What is the political climate in Burma? 5 7 +1096 5 " We deemed that the political climate and growing opposition to trade in Burma posed a potential threat to our future manufacturing opportunities , " it said . opposition to trade Why are countries opposed to trading with Burma? 9 12 +1096 5 " We deemed that the political climate and growing opposition to trade in Burma posed a potential threat to our future manufacturing opportunities , " it said . climate What is the outlook of the political climate in the future for Burma? 6 7 +1097 1 The exiled leadership of Algeria ' s outlawed Muslim fundamentalist movement Thursday condemned this week ' s car - bombing in Algiers and suggested the attack that killed 42 people was a plot to justify government repression . exiled leadership Why was the leadership exiled? 1 3 +1097 1 The exiled leadership of Algeria ' s outlawed Muslim fundamentalist movement Thursday condemned this week ' s car - bombing in Algiers and suggested the attack that killed 42 people was a plot to justify government repression . car - bombing who was responsible for the car bombing? 17 20 +1097 1 The exiled leadership of Algeria ' s outlawed Muslim fundamentalist movement Thursday condemned this week ' s car - bombing in Algiers and suggested the attack that killed 42 people was a plot to justify government repression . was a plot to justify government repression Why did he say it was a governmental plot? 30 37 +1097 1 The exiled leadership of Algeria ' s outlawed Muslim fundamentalist movement Thursday condemned this week ' s car - bombing in Algiers and suggested the attack that killed 42 people was a plot to justify government repression . The exiled leadership Why were they exiled? 0 3 +1097 1 The exiled leadership of Algeria ' s outlawed Muslim fundamentalist movement Thursday condemned this week ' s car - bombing in Algiers and suggested the attack that killed 42 people was a plot to justify government repression . was a plot to justify government repression Who was this plot initiated by? 30 37 +1097 1 The exiled leadership of Algeria ' s outlawed Muslim fundamentalist movement Thursday condemned this week ' s car - bombing in Algiers and suggested the attack that killed 42 people was a plot to justify government repression . government repression What is government repression? 35 37 +1097 2 No one has claimed responsibility for Monday ' s bombing in downtown Algiers , which injured 286 people . The military - backed government blames Muslim extremists who have been waging a three - year insurgency aimed at installing an Islamic state . which injured 286 people Did anyone die? 14 18 +1097 2 No one has claimed responsibility for Monday ' s bombing in downtown Algiers , which injured 286 people . The military - backed government blames Muslim extremists who have been waging a three - year insurgency aimed at installing an Islamic state . The military - backed government Who specifically in the government? 19 24 +1097 2 No one has claimed responsibility for Monday ' s bombing in downtown Algiers , which injured 286 people . The military - backed government blames Muslim extremists who have been waging a three - year insurgency aimed at installing an Islamic state . at installing an Islamic state What does installing an Islamic state entail? 37 42 +1097 3 The Islamic Salvation Front , banned after authorities cancelled 1992 legislative elections it was favored to win , issued a communique from its headquarters - in - exile in Europe denouncing " this hateful act which cost the lives of so many innocent Algerians . communique What is a communique? 20 21 +1097 3 The Islamic Salvation Front , banned after authorities cancelled 1992 legislative elections it was favored to win , issued a communique from its headquarters - in - exile in Europe denouncing " this hateful act which cost the lives of so many innocent Algerians . Islamic Who is the Islamic Salvation Front? 1 2 +1097 3 The Islamic Salvation Front , banned after authorities cancelled 1992 legislative elections it was favored to win , issued a communique from its headquarters - in - exile in Europe denouncing " this hateful act which cost the lives of so many innocent Algerians . The Islamic Salvation Front , Who makes up this group? 0 5 +1097 3 The Islamic Salvation Front , banned after authorities cancelled 1992 legislative elections it was favored to win , issued a communique from its headquarters - in - exile in Europe denouncing " this hateful act which cost the lives of so many innocent Algerians . headquarters - in - exile in Europe Where in Europe is this headquarters? 23 30 +1097 4 The front " wonders about the secretive , shadowy parties that carried out this base plot in order to justify the policy of repression pursued by the military junta since the January 1992 coup d ' etat , " said the statement , faxed to The Associated Press bureau in Paris . policy of repression What was to policy of repression? 21 24 +1097 4 The front " wonders about the secretive , shadowy parties that carried out this base plot in order to justify the policy of repression pursued by the military junta since the January 1992 coup d ' etat , " said the statement , faxed to The Associated Press bureau in Paris . parties Parties like who? What are examples of these parties? 9 10 +1097 5 The government ' s security policy is to " liquidate and eradicate all representative opposition , " the statement said . " liquidate How would the government do this? 8 10 +1097 5 The government ' s security policy is to " liquidate and eradicate all representative opposition , " the statement said . security policy is to " liquidate and eradicate Why would the policy have these outcomes? 4 12 +1097 5 The government ' s security policy is to " liquidate and eradicate all representative opposition , " the statement said . " liquidate and eradicate By what means will they accomplish this? 8 12 +1097 5 The government ' s security policy is to " liquidate and eradicate all representative opposition , " the statement said . representative opposition , " What does Representative opposition mean? 13 17 +1098 1 The front in the Dutch war against the flood has moved to this small town with soldiers and divers patching a deteriorating dike early Thursday after an all - night emergency operation . small town Into what small town did the front in the Dutch war move? 13 15 +1098 1 The front in the Dutch war against the flood has moved to this small town with soldiers and divers patching a deteriorating dike early Thursday after an all - night emergency operation . patching a deteriorating dike Why had the dike been deteriorating for so long? 19 23 +1098 1 The front in the Dutch war against the flood has moved to this small town with soldiers and divers patching a deteriorating dike early Thursday after an all - night emergency operation . dike What is the name of this dike? 22 23 +1098 2 " We still do not have a guarantee that the dike will hold , " said Mayor Henrik Jan Zomerdijk . guarantee What would have to happen to guarantee that the dike will hold? 7 8 +1098 2 " We still do not have a guarantee that the dike will hold , " said Mayor Henrik Jan Zomerdijk . dike What happened to cause this flood? Is it seasonal? 10 11 +1098 3 Another thousand dump trucks of sand were coming in Thursday to reinforce the weakened 800 meters ( half mile ) of dike . reinforce Did the dike suddenly weakened or has it been deteriorating but neglected? 11 12 +1098 4 " As long as the water keeps up its high level , we have a critical situation . " critical situation Has a situation like this involving the dike ever happened before? 15 17 +1098 4 " As long as the water keeps up its high level , we have a critical situation . " high What caused this high level? 9 10 +1098 5 The dikes loom high over this Gelderland Province town of 5 , 000 , virtually all of whom have joined the estimated 250 , 000 water refugees fleeing the southeastern Netherlands for high ground . high ground To where are the water refugees fleeing for higher ground? 32 34 +1098 5 The dikes loom high over this Gelderland Province town of 5 , 000 , virtually all of whom have joined the estimated 250 , 000 water refugees fleeing the southeastern Netherlands for high ground . town How many towns are affected? 8 9 +1099 1 Defense Minister Pavel Grachev , who has been rumored to be on his way out for his role in the Chechen crisis , has been hospitalized for medical checkups , a news agency reported Thursday . role in the Chechen crisis , What was his role in this crisis? 17 23 +1099 1 Defense Minister Pavel Grachev , who has been rumored to be on his way out for his role in the Chechen crisis , has been hospitalized for medical checkups , a news agency reported Thursday . who has been rumored Where do these rumours come from? 5 9 +1099 1 Defense Minister Pavel Grachev , who has been rumored to be on his way out for his role in the Chechen crisis , has been hospitalized for medical checkups , a news agency reported Thursday . his role What specifically was his role in the crisis? 16 18 +1099 1 Defense Minister Pavel Grachev , who has been rumored to be on his way out for his role in the Chechen crisis , has been hospitalized for medical checkups , a news agency reported Thursday . role in the Chechen crisis , What role did he have in the crisin in Chechnya? 17 23 +1099 2 Grachev was the second major official in charge of the Chechnya war to go to the hospital in the past week . Embattled Nationalities Minister Nikolai Yegorov was hospitalized earlier with pneumonia . go to the hospital in the past week Why are these two men getting sick enough to be hospitalized? 13 21 +1099 2 Grachev was the second major official in charge of the Chechnya war to go to the hospital in the past week . Embattled Nationalities Minister Nikolai Yegorov was hospitalized earlier with pneumonia . to go to the hospital Which hospital? 12 17 +1099 3 The prominent daily Izvestia printed a front - page story Thursday speculating that both men would soon be ousted . speculating that both men would soon be ousted Why is there speculation of them being ousted? 11 19 +1099 3 The prominent daily Izvestia printed a front - page story Thursday speculating that both men would soon be ousted . speculating Based on what evidence? 11 12 +1099 3 The prominent daily Izvestia printed a front - page story Thursday speculating that both men would soon be ousted . both men would soon be ousted . Why were they about to lose their posts? 13 20 +1099 4 Under the headline " The Resignations of Yegorov , Grachev and ( Counterintelligence Chief Sergei ) Stepashin Are Possible , " the Izvestia article called Yegorov the Kremlin ' s first scapegoat of the crisis . It predicted that Grachev would be soon to follow . scapegoat of the crisis Why would Yegorov be scapegoated? 31 35 +1099 4 Under the headline " The Resignations of Yegorov , Grachev and ( Counterintelligence Chief Sergei ) Stepashin Are Possible , " the Izvestia article called Yegorov the Kremlin ' s first scapegoat of the crisis . It predicted that Grachev would be soon to follow . scapegoat of the crisis Why is a scapegoat needed? 31 35 +1099 5 Grachev , 48 , entered the hospital Wednesday for medical tests , the ITAR - Tass news agency reported . No further details were given . No further details were given Why are details being withheld? 20 25 +1099 5 Grachev , 48 , entered the hospital Wednesday for medical tests , the ITAR - Tass news agency reported . No further details were given . for medical tests , What tests were performed? 8 12 +1100 1 In a showdown over the independence of Albania ' s judiciary , parliament has defied the ruling Democratic Party and voted against lifting the immunity of the head of the country ' s supreme court . voted against why did they vote against this? 20 22 +1100 1 In a showdown over the independence of Albania ' s judiciary , parliament has defied the ruling Democratic Party and voted against lifting the immunity of the head of the country ' s supreme court . Party What is the opposing political party in Albania? 18 19 +1100 1 In a showdown over the independence of Albania ' s judiciary , parliament has defied the ruling Democratic Party and voted against lifting the immunity of the head of the country ' s supreme court . voted against lifting the immunity Why did they vote against lifting immunity? 20 25 +1100 2 The vote late Wednesday went against a recommendation of the general prosecutor to lift the immunity of judge Zef Brozi , 35 , so he could be investigated for the controversial release of an alleged drug smuggler from Greece . smuggler Who is this drug smuggler? 36 37 +1100 2 The vote late Wednesday went against a recommendation of the general prosecutor to lift the immunity of judge Zef Brozi , 35 , so he could be investigated for the controversial release of an alleged drug smuggler from Greece . release of an alleged drug smuggler Why was the smuggler released? 31 37 +1100 2 The vote late Wednesday went against a recommendation of the general prosecutor to lift the immunity of judge Zef Brozi , 35 , so he could be investigated for the controversial release of an alleged drug smuggler from Greece . Wednesday which wednesday was it? 3 4 +1100 3 Opposition lawmakers had claimed the Democrats wanted to oust the independent - minded Brozi before highly charged cases come before the supreme court . Brozi Is this the first time Judge Brozi went head-to-head against the ruling political party? 13 14 +1100 3 Opposition lawmakers had claimed the Democrats wanted to oust the independent - minded Brozi before highly charged cases come before the supreme court . Opposition lawmakers had claimed the Democrats why would they want that? 0 6 +1100 4 Brozi ' s court is due next week to consider the appeal of four ethnic Greeks sentenced last September to stiff jail terms for espionage . Their jailing severely damaged relations with neighboring Greece , which stopped European Union aid to Albania as a result . espionage What espionage act did these four Greeks commit? 24 25 +1100 5 In a secret vote , 53 deputies voted against lifting Brozi ' s immunity , 49 voted in favor and five abstained . Thirty - three deputies were absent . absent Were these deputies deliberately absent? 28 29 +1100 5 In a secret vote , 53 deputies voted against lifting Brozi ' s immunity , 49 voted in favor and five abstained . Thirty - three deputies were absent . Thirty - three deputies were absent Why were so many absent? 23 29 +1100 5 In a secret vote , 53 deputies voted against lifting Brozi ' s immunity , 49 voted in favor and five abstained . Thirty - three deputies were absent . secret vote , they hold secret votes? 2 5 +1101 1 The United Nations ' new commander and supply convoys headed today for northwest Bosnia , where persistent fighting has hindered efforts to restart peace talks . The United Nations ' How The United Nations' new commander and supply convoys headed today for? 0 4 +1101 1 The United Nations ' new commander and supply convoys headed today for northwest Bosnia , where persistent fighting has hindered efforts to restart peace talks . new commander Who's the new commander? 4 6 +1101 1 The United Nations ' new commander and supply convoys headed today for northwest Bosnia , where persistent fighting has hindered efforts to restart peace talks . where persistent fighting has hindered efforts Why has the fighting continued? 15 21 +1101 1 The United Nations ' new commander and supply convoys headed today for northwest Bosnia , where persistent fighting has hindered efforts to restart peace talks . headed today for northwest Bosnia , Why did they head for Bosnia? 9 15 +1101 2 Sporadic fighting was reported late Wednesday and early today in two areas of the Bihac region , around the towns of Velika Kladusa and Bihac . Bosnian Serbs said Muslim - led government soldiers attacked them farther east around Bosanska Krupa . Sporadic fighting How reported Sporadic fighting? 0 2 +1101 2 Sporadic fighting was reported late Wednesday and early today in two areas of the Bihac region , around the towns of Velika Kladusa and Bihac . Bosnian Serbs said Muslim - led government soldiers attacked them farther east around Bosanska Krupa . Bosnian Serbs said What said by Bosnian Serbs? 26 29 +1101 2 Sporadic fighting was reported late Wednesday and early today in two areas of the Bihac region , around the towns of Velika Kladusa and Bihac . Bosnian Serbs said Muslim - led government soldiers attacked them farther east around Bosanska Krupa . Muslim - led government soldiers attacked Why are their government soldiers attacking the Serbs? 29 35 +1101 3 U . N . officials said Lt . Gen . Rupert Smith , who took over command of 24 , 000 peacekeeping troops in Bosnia last month , set off today for the Bihac area to visit Bangladeshi peacekeepers and the commander of the government ' s beleaguered 5th Corps , Gen . Atif Dudakovic . 24 , 000 peacekeeping How peacekeeping troops in Bosnia last month? 18 22 +1101 3 U . N . officials said Lt . Gen . Rupert Smith , who took over command of 24 , 000 peacekeeping troops in Bosnia last month , set off today for the Bihac area to visit Bangladeshi peacekeepers and the commander of the government ' s beleaguered 5th Corps , Gen . Atif Dudakovic . command of 24 , 000 peacekeeping troops How are there so many peacekeeping troops in Bosnia, and yet so many people within the country fighting among themselves? 16 23 +1101 3 U . N . officials said Lt . Gen . Rupert Smith , who took over command of 24 , 000 peacekeeping troops in Bosnia last month , set off today for the Bihac area to visit Bangladeshi peacekeepers and the commander of the government ' s beleaguered 5th Corps , Gen . Atif Dudakovic . beleaguered 5th Corps , Gen . Atif Dudakovic What exactly is the 5th Corps Gen. Atif Dudakovic doing to bring about peace in his own country? 47 55 +1101 4 One month into what is supposed to be a four - month truce , fighting has persisted in northwest Bosnia , impeding efforts to restart peace talks . fighting has persisted What has persisted in northwest Bosnia? 14 17 +1101 4 One month into what is supposed to be a four - month truce , fighting has persisted in northwest Bosnia , impeding efforts to restart peace talks . fighting has persisted Why has fighting broken out even during the truce? 14 17 +1101 4 One month into what is supposed to be a four - month truce , fighting has persisted in northwest Bosnia , impeding efforts to restart peace talks . fighting has persisted in northwest Bosnia , Why does the fighting continue when there was supposed to be a truce? What is each side fighting for? 14 21 +1101 5 The Bosnian government and Bosnian Serbs signed the truce accord , but the Serbs ' allies - - Serbs from Croatia and renegade Bosnian Muslims opposed to the Muslim - led Bosnian government - - did not . The Bosnian government and Bosnian Serbs signed How accord the Bosnian government and Bosnian Serbs signed the truce? 0 7 +1101 5 The Bosnian government and Bosnian Serbs signed the truce accord , but the Serbs ' allies - - Serbs from Croatia and renegade Bosnian Muslims opposed to the Muslim - led Bosnian government - - did not . opposed to the Muslim - led Bosnian government Why are renegade sects opposed to the current government? 25 33 +1101 5 The Bosnian government and Bosnian Serbs signed the truce accord , but the Serbs ' allies - - Serbs from Croatia and renegade Bosnian Muslims opposed to the Muslim - led Bosnian government - - did not . The Bosnian government and Bosnian Serbs signed So if they signed, why are they still fighting? 0 7 +1101 5 The Bosnian government and Bosnian Serbs signed the truce accord , but the Serbs ' allies - - Serbs from Croatia and renegade Bosnian Muslims opposed to the Muslim - led Bosnian government - - did not . Serbs from Croatia and renegade Bosnian Muslims Why wouldn't the Bosnian Muslims oppose the Muslim led Bosnian government? And why wouldn't they sign for peace in their country? 18 25 +1102 1 The Islamic suicide bombers who killed 21 Israelis last week dressed like soldiers to avoid detection , police said Thursday . The Islamic suicide bombers How many bombers were there? 0 4 +1102 1 The Islamic suicide bombers who killed 21 Israelis last week dressed like soldiers to avoid detection , police said Thursday . dressed like soldiers to avoid detection , How did this allow the bombers to avoid being detected? 10 17 +1102 1 The Islamic suicide bombers who killed 21 Israelis last week dressed like soldiers to avoid detection , police said Thursday . dressed like soldiers where did they get uniforms? 10 13 +1102 1 The Islamic suicide bombers who killed 21 Israelis last week dressed like soldiers to avoid detection , police said Thursday . suicide bombers Why did these people participate in a suicide bombing? 2 4 +1102 2 The daily Yedioth Ahronoth said the men , identified as Salah Shakr and Anwar Sukar from PLO - ruled Gaza , were aided by former Palestinian collaborators with Israel living in an Israeli - guarded enclave in the strip . Yedioth Ahronoth is that a group? 2 4 +1102 2 The daily Yedioth Ahronoth said the men , identified as Salah Shakr and Anwar Sukar from PLO - ruled Gaza , were aided by former Palestinian collaborators with Israel living in an Israeli - guarded enclave in the strip . enclave Were the people who helped the bombers believed to be aligned with Israel? 35 36 +1102 3 Yedioth said the collaborators gave the militants army uniforms that helped them leave Gaza and reach a junction in central Israel on Jan . 22 without detection . reach a junction in central Israel Where did the bombers reach without being caught? 15 21 +1102 3 Yedioth said the collaborators gave the militants army uniforms that helped them leave Gaza and reach a junction in central Israel on Jan . 22 without detection . Jan . 22 of which year? 22 25 +1102 3 Yedioth said the collaborators gave the militants army uniforms that helped them leave Gaza and reach a junction in central Israel on Jan . 22 without detection . collaborators Why did the collaborators help the bombers? 3 4 +1102 4 Both Palestinians , 20 soldiers and a civilian died in the two blasts they detonated there . 20 soldiers and a civilian died Where there non-lethal injuries too? 3 9 +1102 4 Both Palestinians , 20 soldiers and a civilian died in the two blasts they detonated there . there Where did the explosion take place? 15 16 +1102 5 Police spokesman Eric Bar - Chen confirmed the attackers were wearing either uniforms or similar clothing . clothing What did the uniforms look like? 15 16 +1103 1 Players and trainers from Genoa ' s two major league soccer teams joined hundreds of fans , friends and relatives Thursday for the funeral of a young man knifed to death by a rival team ' s supporter . two major league soccer teams What are the names of these teams? 7 12 +1103 1 Players and trainers from Genoa ' s two major league soccer teams joined hundreds of fans , friends and relatives Thursday for the funeral of a young man knifed to death by a rival team ' s supporter . young man knifed to death Why was the young man killed? 26 31 +1103 1 Players and trainers from Genoa ' s two major league soccer teams joined hundreds of fans , friends and relatives Thursday for the funeral of a young man knifed to death by a rival team ' s supporter . supporter Was this killing explicitly soccer related? 37 38 +1103 2 Vincenzo Spagnolo , 25 , was stabbed near the heart as he came to Genoa ' s stadium for the Genoa - AC Milan game on Sunday . Police on Monday arrested Simone Barbaglia , a 19 - year - old Milan fan . stabbed near the heart Just for going to the game? 6 10 +1103 3 Cardinal Giovanni Canestri led the funeral in St . Theodore ' s church near the port . Outside hundreds of Genoa team supporters applauded and waved the red - and - blue team flag in a show of support for the victim ' s family and the soccer team . Cardinal How impactful is this? 0 1 +1103 3 Cardinal Giovanni Canestri led the funeral in St . Theodore ' s church near the port . Outside hundreds of Genoa team supporters applauded and waved the red - and - blue team flag in a show of support for the victim ' s family and the soccer team . Cardinal Giovanni Canestri Is he the Cardinal of Genoa? 0 3 +1103 4 " One can ' t die for a soccer game , " the cardinal said in his homily , urging reflection . urging reflection Was support of his team the only reason the man was stabbed? 19 21 +1103 5 Spagnolo ' s death touched off a fan riot and prompted Italian sports authorities to cancel all soccer games this Sunday as well as other sports events . this Sunday What time frame is this? 19 21 +1103 5 Spagnolo ' s death touched off a fan riot and prompted Italian sports authorities to cancel all soccer games this Sunday as well as other sports events . a fan riot What happened during the fan riot? 6 9 +1103 5 Spagnolo ' s death touched off a fan riot and prompted Italian sports authorities to cancel all soccer games this Sunday as well as other sports events . cancel all soccer games this Sunday Is there a history of sports related violence? 15 21 +1104 1 Russian forces in Chechnya have seized control of three of Grozny ' s four districts but still have a long way to go , the commander of Interior Ministry troops said Thursday . Grozny ' s where is Grozny? 10 13 +1104 1 Russian forces in Chechnya have seized control of three of Grozny ' s four districts but still have a long way to go , the commander of Interior Ministry troops said Thursday . seized why are they seizing the districts? 5 6 +1104 1 Russian forces in Chechnya have seized control of three of Grozny ' s four districts but still have a long way to go , the commander of Interior Ministry troops said Thursday . still have a long way to go , Why is there still much to do? 16 24 +1104 2 " The turning point has not been reached , but there are signs of it , " Interior Ministry Gen . Anatoly Kulikov said . " This means the army has fulfilled its main objective . It has routed the main ( rebel ) armed forces . " main objective what is the main objective of the army? 33 35 +1104 3 Kulikov also claimed Russian forces now control most of northern Chechnya . Chechnya is chechnya in russia? 10 11 +1104 3 Kulikov also claimed Russian forces now control most of northern Chechnya . control How has the change in control impacted the residents? 6 7 +1104 4 " Not being controlled yet is the south of the republic and ( the town of ) Gudermes , " he said at a news conference . and ( the town of ) Gudermes , " What is the importance of this town? 11 20 +1104 5 The fighting continued Thursday , with Russian troops continuing to shell Chechen positions in Grozny , the Chechen capital . continued when is the fighting expected to end? 2 3 +1104 5 The fighting continued Thursday , with Russian troops continuing to shell Chechen positions in Grozny , the Chechen capital . shell How do the troops shell their position? 10 11 +1105 1 Angola ' s top government and rebel soldiers traded accusations of mutual cease - fire violations in a tense meeting on neutral territory in the southern African nation Thursday instead of sticking to a discussion of troop withdrawal . neutral Who was hosting in the neutral territory? 21 22 +1105 1 Angola ' s top government and rebel soldiers traded accusations of mutual cease - fire violations in a tense meeting on neutral territory in the southern African nation Thursday instead of sticking to a discussion of troop withdrawal . meeting Was there a mediator? 19 20 +1105 1 Angola ' s top government and rebel soldiers traded accusations of mutual cease - fire violations in a tense meeting on neutral territory in the southern African nation Thursday instead of sticking to a discussion of troop withdrawal . accusations of mutual cease - fire violations What are the accusations of mutual cease-fire violations? 9 16 +1105 1 Angola ' s top government and rebel soldiers traded accusations of mutual cease - fire violations in a tense meeting on neutral territory in the southern African nation Thursday instead of sticking to a discussion of troop withdrawal . tense meeting Why was it a tense meeting? 18 20 +1105 1 Angola ' s top government and rebel soldiers traded accusations of mutual cease - fire violations in a tense meeting on neutral territory in the southern African nation Thursday instead of sticking to a discussion of troop withdrawal . mutual cease - fire violations What sort of accusations were being leveled? 11 16 +1105 2 Chief of Staff Joao de Matos accused UNITA rebels of ignoring the cease - fire and " raiding at will " , including an ambush on a food convoy which killed 29 civilians near the coastal city of Benguela , Portuguese TSF radio reported . " raiding at will " , Why are they raiding convoys? 16 22 +1105 2 Chief of Staff Joao de Matos accused UNITA rebels of ignoring the cease - fire and " raiding at will " , including an ambush on a food convoy which killed 29 civilians near the coastal city of Benguela , Portuguese TSF radio reported . accused Why would he accused the UNITA rebels? 6 7 +1105 3 De Matos said government troops would retaliate " devastatingly " against any further incursions by the rebels . rebels What were the goals of the rebels? 16 17 +1105 3 De Matos said government troops would retaliate " devastatingly " against any further incursions by the rebels . retaliate " devastatingly " How do they retaliate \"devastatingly\"? 6 10 +1105 4 UNITA Gen . Arlindo Chenda Ben - Ben Pena responded angrily that government troops were provoking a battle by advancing in violation of a peace treaty signed last November . treaty What was in the peace treaty? 25 26 +1105 4 UNITA Gen . Arlindo Chenda Ben - Ben Pena responded angrily that government troops were provoking a battle by advancing in violation of a peace treaty signed last November . advancing in violation of a peace treaty How is the government advancing in violation of a peace treaty? 19 26 +1105 4 UNITA Gen . Arlindo Chenda Ben - Ben Pena responded angrily that government troops were provoking a battle by advancing in violation of a peace treaty signed last November . peace treaty signed last November What were the terms of the treaty? 24 29 +1105 5 Pena has attributed the attacks to small , isolated units often completely out of touch with the UNITA command . out of touch How has leadership and communication broken down? 12 15 +1105 5 Pena has attributed the attacks to small , isolated units often completely out of touch with the UNITA command . completely out of touch with the UNITA Why were there renegade units still operating outside of the chain of command? 11 18 +1106 1 The number of newly laid - off Americans filing claims for jobless benefits edged up by 1 , 000 last week , the first advance in three weeks , but remained at a level that analysts say marks a healthy job market . first advance in three weeks , What caused the advance in jobless claims? 23 29 +1106 1 The number of newly laid - off Americans filing claims for jobless benefits edged up by 1 , 000 last week , the first advance in three weeks , but remained at a level that analysts say marks a healthy job market . remained at a level that what is the figure which deems that level is a healthy job market? 30 35 +1106 1 The number of newly laid - off Americans filing claims for jobless benefits edged up by 1 , 000 last week , the first advance in three weeks , but remained at a level that analysts say marks a healthy job market . newly laid - off Americans Why were these Americans laid off? 3 8 +1106 1 The number of newly laid - off Americans filing claims for jobless benefits edged up by 1 , 000 last week , the first advance in three weeks , but remained at a level that analysts say marks a healthy job market . healthy job market What is considered to be a healthy job market range? 39 42 +1106 2 The Labor Department reported Thursday that new applications for unemployment insurance totaled a seasonally adjusted 326 , 000 , up from 325 , 000 a week earlier . seasonally adjusted What impact does seasonality have on jobs? 13 15 +1106 2 The Labor Department reported Thursday that new applications for unemployment insurance totaled a seasonally adjusted 326 , 000 , up from 325 , 000 a week earlier . seasonally adjusted what does this mean? 13 15 +1106 2 The Labor Department reported Thursday that new applications for unemployment insurance totaled a seasonally adjusted 326 , 000 , up from 325 , 000 a week earlier . new applications What was the cause of the influx? 6 8 +1106 2 The Labor Department reported Thursday that new applications for unemployment insurance totaled a seasonally adjusted 326 , 000 , up from 325 , 000 a week earlier . up Why was the number up from last week? 19 20 +1106 3 It was the first increase since claims shot up by 16 , 000 during the week ended Jan . 7 . Analysts had said the earlier jump reflected difficulties in adjustments for seasonal variations . It was the first increase since claims How does this first increase differ from the first advance mentioned earlier? 0 7 +1106 3 It was the first increase since claims shot up by 16 , 000 during the week ended Jan . 7 . Analysts had said the earlier jump reflected difficulties in adjustments for seasonal variations . reflected difficulties How does this early jump reflect difficulty when the previous sentence said it marks a healthy job market? 27 29 +1106 3 It was the first increase since claims shot up by 16 , 000 during the week ended Jan . 7 . Analysts had said the earlier jump reflected difficulties in adjustments for seasonal variations . adjustments for seasonal variations What sort of seasonal variations were unaccounted for? 30 34 +1106 3 It was the first increase since claims shot up by 16 , 000 during the week ended Jan . 7 . Analysts had said the earlier jump reflected difficulties in adjustments for seasonal variations . claims shot up Why did the claims shoot up? 6 9 +1106 3 It was the first increase since claims shot up by 16 , 000 during the week ended Jan . 7 . Analysts had said the earlier jump reflected difficulties in adjustments for seasonal variations . difficulties in adjustments Why were these adjustments difficult? 28 31 +1106 4 These analysts had predicted claims would drop back to about 325 , 000 , where they have ranged since last summer . This level , they contend , reflects a strong job market . a strong job market How does a drop back to the normal level signify a positive when the increase mentioned before is a positive as well? 29 33 +1106 4 These analysts had predicted claims would drop back to about 325 , 000 , where they have ranged since last summer . This level , they contend , reflects a strong job market . had predicted What information did they have to support that? 2 4 +1106 4 These analysts had predicted claims would drop back to about 325 , 000 , where they have ranged since last summer . This level , they contend , reflects a strong job market . reflects How does it reflect that? 28 29 +1106 5 Many analysts predict that 225 , 000 jobs were created in January following the addition of 256 , 000 new jobs in December . The December growth helped push the jobless rate to 5 . 4 percent , lowest since July 1990 . The department releases the January employment report on Friday . jobs were created Where and with what company were these jobs created? 7 10 +1106 5 Many analysts predict that 225 , 000 jobs were created in January following the addition of 256 , 000 new jobs in December . The December growth helped push the jobless rate to 5 . 4 percent , lowest since July 1990 . The department releases the January employment report on Friday . push the jobless rate to 5 . 4 percent , How does the creation of jobs increase the number of jobless? 28 38 +1106 5 Many analysts predict that 225 , 000 jobs were created in January following the addition of 256 , 000 new jobs in December . The December growth helped push the jobless rate to 5 . 4 percent , lowest since July 1990 . The department releases the January employment report on Friday . 225 , 000 jobs were created in January Which industries had the strongest job markets? 4 12 +1106 5 Many analysts predict that 225 , 000 jobs were created in January following the addition of 256 , 000 new jobs in December . The December growth helped push the jobless rate to 5 . 4 percent , lowest since July 1990 . The department releases the January employment report on Friday . were created Who created these jobs? 8 10 +1106 5 Many analysts predict that 225 , 000 jobs were created in January following the addition of 256 , 000 new jobs in December . The December growth helped push the jobless rate to 5 . 4 percent , lowest since July 1990 . The department releases the January employment report on Friday . new jobs What industry were these jobs in? 19 21 +1106 5 Many analysts predict that 225 , 000 jobs were created in January following the addition of 256 , 000 new jobs in December . The December growth helped push the jobless rate to 5 . 4 percent , lowest since July 1990 . The department releases the January employment report on Friday . 5 . 4 percent , Was the previous percentage? 33 38 +1107 1 For nearly every pupil at Marvin Heights public school , English is a second or third language . English is a second or third language . Why do they have so many non native speakers? 10 18 +1107 1 For nearly every pupil at Marvin Heights public school , English is a second or third language . nearly every pupil How many pupils are there? 1 4 +1107 1 For nearly every pupil at Marvin Heights public school , English is a second or third language . Marvin Heights public school , Where is this school located? 5 10 +1107 1 For nearly every pupil at Marvin Heights public school , English is a second or third language . second or third language What is the native language there? 13 17 +1107 1 For nearly every pupil at Marvin Heights public school , English is a second or third language . every How many students are enrolled? 2 3 +1107 1 For nearly every pupil at Marvin Heights public school , English is a second or third language . school , What grade levels are taught at this school? 8 10 +1107 2 The school , which is bursting at the seams , offers Punjabi dance classes as well as a breakfast program . At the annual barbecue , the principal dishes up samosas and hot dogs . which is bursting at the seams , Why is the school so full? 3 10 +1107 2 The school , which is bursting at the seams , offers Punjabi dance classes as well as a breakfast program . At the annual barbecue , the principal dishes up samosas and hot dogs . bursting at the seams , How over crowded is it? 5 10 +1107 2 The school , which is bursting at the seams , offers Punjabi dance classes as well as a breakfast program . At the annual barbecue , the principal dishes up samosas and hot dogs . offers Where does the money come from for these programs? 10 11 +1107 2 The school , which is bursting at the seams , offers Punjabi dance classes as well as a breakfast program . At the annual barbecue , the principal dishes up samosas and hot dogs . samosas and hot dogs Is this a native food for the region? 30 34 +1107 2 The school , which is bursting at the seams , offers Punjabi dance classes as well as a breakfast program . At the annual barbecue , the principal dishes up samosas and hot dogs . bursting Does 'bursting at the seams' mean the school have too many students or too many student activities and events? 5 6 +1107 3 Marvin Heights sounds like a typical downtown school with a high proportion of new immigrants . But it is part of the Peel board of education , the largest public school board in Canada , in the suburbs just west of Toronto . in the suburbs just west of Toronto . Why is this relevant? 35 43 +1107 3 Marvin Heights sounds like a typical downtown school with a high proportion of new immigrants . But it is part of the Peel board of education , the largest public school board in Canada , in the suburbs just west of Toronto . new immigrants Where are they coming from? 13 15 +1107 3 Marvin Heights sounds like a typical downtown school with a high proportion of new immigrants . But it is part of the Peel board of education , the largest public school board in Canada , in the suburbs just west of Toronto . Peel board of education , Where is this located? 22 27 +1107 3 Marvin Heights sounds like a typical downtown school with a high proportion of new immigrants . But it is part of the Peel board of education , the largest public school board in Canada , in the suburbs just west of Toronto . suburbs Is Marvin Heights or the Peel board of education in the suburbs near Toronto? 37 38 +1107 4 In a switch from traditional settlement patterns , many new immigrants to Canada are not moving to the downtown city cores but are flocking to the suburbs . are flocking to the suburbs Why are they becoming more suburban? 22 27 +1107 4 In a switch from traditional settlement patterns , many new immigrants to Canada are not moving to the downtown city cores but are flocking to the suburbs . a switch Why the switch? 1 3 +1107 4 In a switch from traditional settlement patterns , many new immigrants to Canada are not moving to the downtown city cores but are flocking to the suburbs . traditional settlement patterns , What are these patterns? 4 8 +1107 4 In a switch from traditional settlement patterns , many new immigrants to Canada are not moving to the downtown city cores but are flocking to the suburbs . flocking to the suburbs . Why is this happening? 23 28 +1107 4 In a switch from traditional settlement patterns , many new immigrants to Canada are not moving to the downtown city cores but are flocking to the suburbs . flocking What are the factors of this change? 23 24 +1107 5 Every year about 20 , 000 people arrive in Peel Region , making it the second fastest growing regional municipality in Canada between 1986 and 1991 ( behind York Region , just north of Toronto ) . 20 , 000 people arrive in Peel Region , Why so many people year-over-year? 3 12 +1107 5 Every year about 20 , 000 people arrive in Peel Region , making it the second fastest growing regional municipality in Canada between 1986 and 1991 ( behind York Region , just north of Toronto ) . 20 , 000 people Are these all immigrants? 3 7 +1107 5 Every year about 20 , 000 people arrive in Peel Region , making it the second fastest growing regional municipality in Canada between 1986 and 1991 ( behind York Region , just north of Toronto ) . second fastest growing What is the top fastest growing municipality? 15 18 +1108 1 The Football Association was considering possible sanctions against Blackburn on Thursday after a fan ran onto the field and tried to attack the referee at Ewood Park . Blackburn Who or what is Blackburn? 8 9 +1108 1 The Football Association was considering possible sanctions against Blackburn on Thursday after a fan ran onto the field and tried to attack the referee at Ewood Park . against Blackburn Why is Blackburn responsible for the fan's actions? 7 9 +1108 1 The Football Association was considering possible sanctions against Blackburn on Thursday after a fan ran onto the field and tried to attack the referee at Ewood Park . tried to attack the referee Why did the fan try to commit the attack? 19 24 +1108 2 The FA said it was studying official reports from Wednesday night ' s Premier League match against Leeds , which ended in a 1 - 1 draw . reports What do they mean by official reports? How valid are they to the situation? 7 8 +1108 3 As the players were leaving the field , a 40 - year - old man jumped from the stands and grabbed referee Rodger Gifford , who had made several controversial calls during the game . Players pulled the fan away and Gifford escaped injury . several controversial calls during the game What type of calls did he make that were considered controversial? 28 34 +1108 5 It was the second incident in a week involving a spectator at a Premier League match . Last week , Manchester United star Eric Cantona attacked a Crystal Palace fan who had been taunting him at Selhurst Park . taunting At what point does taunting become too much? 33 34 +1109 1 Police on Thursday evacuated nearly 11 , 000 residents of Oranienburg , north of Berlin , after a 500 - pound ( 220 - kilogram ) World War II bomb was uncovered at a construction site . World War II bomb was uncovered How was this WWII bomb uncovered? 26 32 +1109 1 Police on Thursday evacuated nearly 11 , 000 residents of Oranienburg , north of Berlin , after a 500 - pound ( 220 - kilogram ) World War II bomb was uncovered at a construction site . II When did this occur and why was there an old bomb? 28 29 +1109 1 Police on Thursday evacuated nearly 11 , 000 residents of Oranienburg , north of Berlin , after a 500 - pound ( 220 - kilogram ) World War II bomb was uncovered at a construction site . 500 - pound ( 220 - kilogram ) World War II bomb Why was a 500 pound bomb there? 18 30 +1109 1 Police on Thursday evacuated nearly 11 , 000 residents of Oranienburg , north of Berlin , after a 500 - pound ( 220 - kilogram ) World War II bomb was uncovered at a construction site . evacuated nearly 11 , 000 residents Why were they evacuated? 3 9 +1109 1 Police on Thursday evacuated nearly 11 , 000 residents of Oranienburg , north of Berlin , after a 500 - pound ( 220 - kilogram ) World War II bomb was uncovered at a construction site . was uncovered How was it uncovered? 30 32 +1109 1 Police on Thursday evacuated nearly 11 , 000 residents of Oranienburg , north of Berlin , after a 500 - pound ( 220 - kilogram ) World War II bomb was uncovered at a construction site . a construction site What was under construction? 33 36 +1109 2 A police statement said the bomb was found late Wednesday during excavation not far from the Oranienburg Castle . Some 300 people in the immediate area were evacuated Wednesday evening , with the others told to leave Thursday . not far from the Oranienburg Castle When was Oranienburg Castle built? 12 18 +1109 2 A police statement said the bomb was found late Wednesday during excavation not far from the Oranienburg Castle . Some 300 people in the immediate area were evacuated Wednesday evening , with the others told to leave Thursday . found found by who? 7 8 +1109 2 A police statement said the bomb was found late Wednesday during excavation not far from the Oranienburg Castle . Some 300 people in the immediate area were evacuated Wednesday evening , with the others told to leave Thursday . the bomb was found Who found the bomb and how? 4 8 +1109 2 A police statement said the bomb was found late Wednesday during excavation not far from the Oranienburg Castle . Some 300 people in the immediate area were evacuated Wednesday evening , with the others told to leave Thursday . during excavation Why was excavation being done there? 10 12 +1109 2 A police statement said the bomb was found late Wednesday during excavation not far from the Oranienburg Castle . Some 300 people in the immediate area were evacuated Wednesday evening , with the others told to leave Thursday . not far How far from the castle? 12 14 +1109 2 A police statement said the bomb was found late Wednesday during excavation not far from the Oranienburg Castle . Some 300 people in the immediate area were evacuated Wednesday evening , with the others told to leave Thursday . the others How many others? 32 34 +1109 3 After a delay of more than six hours to pump out ground water that covered the fuse section of the bomb , explosives experts disarmed it in a half - hour and residents were given the all clear to return home , police said . more than six hours to pump out ground water What took so long for this for this old bomb that didn't detonate to get rediscovered? 4 13 +1109 3 After a delay of more than six hours to pump out ground water that covered the fuse section of the bomb , explosives experts disarmed it in a half - hour and residents were given the all clear to return home , police said . clear Is there a possibility that there are more bombs in the area? 37 38 +1109 3 After a delay of more than six hours to pump out ground water that covered the fuse section of the bomb , explosives experts disarmed it in a half - hour and residents were given the all clear to return home , police said . experts disarmed it in a half - hour How did they disarm it? 23 31 +1109 3 After a delay of more than six hours to pump out ground water that covered the fuse section of the bomb , explosives experts disarmed it in a half - hour and residents were given the all clear to return home , police said . a delay What caused the delay? 1 3 +1109 3 After a delay of more than six hours to pump out ground water that covered the fuse section of the bomb , explosives experts disarmed it in a half - hour and residents were given the all clear to return home , police said . pump out What is that process? 9 11 +1109 3 After a delay of more than six hours to pump out ground water that covered the fuse section of the bomb , explosives experts disarmed it in a half - hour and residents were given the all clear to return home , police said . disarmed it How did they disarm it? 24 26 +1109 4 Earlier , police had said the delayed - action chemical fuse made disarming more difficult and could take up to several hours . delayed - action chemical fuse How does a delayed-action chemical fuse work? 6 11 +1109 4 Earlier , police had said the delayed - action chemical fuse made disarming more difficult and could take up to several hours . more difficult How was it more difficult? 13 15 +1109 4 Earlier , police had said the delayed - action chemical fuse made disarming more difficult and could take up to several hours . several hours How many hours? 20 22 +1109 5 Occupants of buildings up to a kilometer ( half a mile ) from the bomb were excavated to schools , sports halls and other public facilities . Main streets were closed to prevent people who had gone to work before the bomb was found from returning to their neighborhoods . the bomb was found What will happen to this antique bomb? 40 44 +1110 1 Secretary of State Warren Christopher today called on Bosnia ' s Muslims and Croats to give " substantive content " to their planned confederation and said the United States intended to help make it work . help in which ways will US help 31 32 +1110 1 Secretary of State Warren Christopher today called on Bosnia ' s Muslims and Croats to give " substantive content " to their planned confederation and said the United States intended to help make it work . confederation United States is supposed to do what for their confederation? 23 24 +1110 1 Secretary of State Warren Christopher today called on Bosnia ' s Muslims and Croats to give " substantive content " to their planned confederation and said the United States intended to help make it work . United States intended to help make it work How was the US going to assist? 27 35 +1110 2 " We should work on that together , " Christopher said in asking Britain , France , Germany and Russia to join in the effort . Christopher Why does he want their involvement? 9 10 +1110 3 Christopher is sending Assistant Secretary of State Richard Holbrooke to Germany to try to bolster the confederation plan . Diplomats from the four other countries are expected to join the talks with Muslim and Croat leaders in Munich this weekend . talks what will the talks be about 30 31 +1110 3 Christopher is sending Assistant Secretary of State Richard Holbrooke to Germany to try to bolster the confederation plan . Diplomats from the four other countries are expected to join the talks with Muslim and Croat leaders in Munich this weekend . confederation what is this plan? how does it apply to the US? 16 17 +1110 3 Christopher is sending Assistant Secretary of State Richard Holbrooke to Germany to try to bolster the confederation plan . Diplomats from the four other countries are expected to join the talks with Muslim and Croat leaders in Munich this weekend . bolster the confederation plan What is part of the plan for the confederation? 14 18 +1110 3 Christopher is sending Assistant Secretary of State Richard Holbrooke to Germany to try to bolster the confederation plan . Diplomats from the four other countries are expected to join the talks with Muslim and Croat leaders in Munich this weekend . talks Are these talks over territory disputes? 30 31 +1110 4 " We ' re very anxious that that process move forward , " Christopher said at a news conference . " It is significant , it can be very valuable . . We want to make sure the federation moves beyond a concept to having the largest amount of substantive content . " valuable Why is this valuable? 29 30 +1110 4 " We ' re very anxious that that process move forward , " Christopher said at a news conference . " It is significant , it can be very valuable . . We want to make sure the federation moves beyond a concept to having the largest amount of substantive content . " concept Are both of the groups at odds also willing to make progress to move the federation forward? 42 43 +1110 5 Together , the Muslims and Croats would control 51 percent of Bosnia under a peace proposal by the five Western countries to end the 34 - month war in the former Yugoslav republic . percent who will control the remaining percent 9 10 +1110 5 Together , the Muslims and Croats would control 51 percent of Bosnia under a peace proposal by the five Western countries to end the 34 - month war in the former Yugoslav republic . percent Who control the other 49 percent of Bosnia? 9 10 +1111 1 A Turkish court on Thursday ordered Thursday the seizure of a book by a Turk who has written on the war against the Kurds , and another court ordered the confiscation of copies of a pro - Kurdish daily . war against the Kurds , Who is at war against the Kurds? 20 25 +1111 1 A Turkish court on Thursday ordered Thursday the seizure of a book by a Turk who has written on the war against the Kurds , and another court ordered the confiscation of copies of a pro - Kurdish daily . seizure of a book Why did they order the book seized? 8 12 +1111 1 A Turkish court on Thursday ordered Thursday the seizure of a book by a Turk who has written on the war against the Kurds , and another court ordered the confiscation of copies of a pro - Kurdish daily . book What book? 11 12 +1111 2 The author , Yasar Kemal , recently wrote in the German newsmagazine Der Spiegel that Kurdish villages were burned in an attempt to battle the 11 - year separatist rebellion in southeast Turkey . 11 - year separatist rebellion Why is there a separatist rebellion amoung Turkish Kurds? 25 30 +1111 3 Western governments and rights groups have made similar charges . The government denies any military action to destroy Kurdish villages . similar charges What other charges have Western governments and rights groups made? 7 9 +1111 4 The State Security Court said it was ordering the seizure of Kemal ' s book , " The Freedom of Thought and Turkey , " because it provokes " hatred and enmity on the basis of differences in people ' s races and locations where they live . " provokes " hatred and enmity How does Kemal's book provoke \"hatred and enmity\"? 27 32 +1111 5 Kemal and his publisher , Erdal Oz , were ordered to appear in court next week for questioning . appear in court Why is the Kemal publication considered illegal? 11 14 +1112 1 Palestinian leaders warned Thursday that the closure of West Bank and Gaza during the holy fasting month of Ramadan and stepped - up Jewish settlement construction could lead to a new uprising against Israel . closure of West Bank and Gaza Why were these regions being closed during the holidays? 6 12 +1112 1 Palestinian leaders warned Thursday that the closure of West Bank and Gaza during the holy fasting month of Ramadan and stepped - up Jewish settlement construction could lead to a new uprising against Israel . new uprising against Israel Why would this cause an uprising? 30 34 +1112 1 Palestinian leaders warned Thursday that the closure of West Bank and Gaza during the holy fasting month of Ramadan and stepped - up Jewish settlement construction could lead to a new uprising against Israel . month Which month is the holy fasting month? 16 17 +1112 2 Faisal Husseini , a minister in the PLO ' s self - rule government , issued the warning a day after Jerusalem ' s planning council approved construction of 6 , 500 Jewish homes in the city ' s eastern sector , which is claimed by the Palestinians as a future capital . 6 , 500 Jewish homes Who decides which bit is Jewish and which bit is Palestinian? 29 34 +1112 2 Faisal Husseini , a minister in the PLO ' s self - rule government , issued the warning a day after Jerusalem ' s planning council approved construction of 6 , 500 Jewish homes in the city ' s eastern sector , which is claimed by the Palestinians as a future capital . PLO ' s What does PLO stand for? 7 10 +1112 3 Husseini said the construction would undermine support for Arafat and boost Islamic militants who oppose reconciliation with Israel . Arafat Who is Arafat ? 8 9 +1112 3 Husseini said the construction would undermine support for Arafat and boost Islamic militants who oppose reconciliation with Israel . construction Has there been similar construction scenarios in the past, and how did the opposing groups react? 3 4 +1112 4 " If the PLO loses the leadership , then the only ones who can assume this role are the fundamentalists . And if this happens . we will witness a new uprising and no one will be able to stop it , " Husseini said on Israel ' s army Radio . happens . we will witness a new uprising What was the evidence that this was certain to take place? 24 32 +1112 4 " If the PLO loses the leadership , then the only ones who can assume this role are the fundamentalists . And if this happens . we will witness a new uprising and no one will be able to stop it , " Husseini said on Israel ' s army Radio . fundamentalists Who are the fundamentalists ? 19 20 +1112 4 " If the PLO loses the leadership , then the only ones who can assume this role are the fundamentalists . And if this happens . we will witness a new uprising and no one will be able to stop it , " Husseini said on Israel ' s army Radio . fundamentalists What are the different political groups in this area? 19 20 +1112 5 Palestinians waged a six - year uprising against Israeli occupation that was instrumental in bringing Israel and the PLO to the negotiating table in 1993 . negotiating What was the result of the 1993 negotiation attempt? 21 22 +1113 1 Japan ' s Red Cross Society said Thursday it has received 30 billion yen ( dlrs 300 million ) in donations , mostly from other Japanese , for victims of the devastating Kobe earthquake . The total exceeded any of its previous relief campaigns . previous relief campaigns What was the highest prior donation received by the Red Cross Society for the victims of the Kobe earthquake? 41 44 +1113 1 Japan ' s Red Cross Society said Thursday it has received 30 billion yen ( dlrs 300 million ) in donations , mostly from other Japanese , for victims of the devastating Kobe earthquake . The total exceeded any of its previous relief campaigns . in donations , What platform did they collect donations? 19 22 +1113 1 Japan ' s Red Cross Society said Thursday it has received 30 billion yen ( dlrs 300 million ) in donations , mostly from other Japanese , for victims of the devastating Kobe earthquake . The total exceeded any of its previous relief campaigns . the devastating Kobe earthquake When was this earthquake? 30 34 +1113 1 Japan ' s Red Cross Society said Thursday it has received 30 billion yen ( dlrs 300 million ) in donations , mostly from other Japanese , for victims of the devastating Kobe earthquake . The total exceeded any of its previous relief campaigns . devastating What type of damage was done by the earthquake? 31 32 +1113 2 Meanwhile , local officials announced that damage from the 7 . 2 magnitude quake , Japan ' s deadliest in more than 70 years , is likely to exceed dlrs 100 billion in the worst - hit prefecture . worst - hit prefecture What is the possible range of cost resultinf from the damage from the quake? 34 38 +1113 2 Meanwhile , local officials announced that damage from the 7 . 2 magnitude quake , Japan ' s deadliest in more than 70 years , is likely to exceed dlrs 100 billion in the worst - hit prefecture . Japan ' s deadliest What was the death count of this earthquake? 15 19 +1113 2 Meanwhile , local officials announced that damage from the 7 . 2 magnitude quake , Japan ' s deadliest in more than 70 years , is likely to exceed dlrs 100 billion in the worst - hit prefecture . worst - hit prefecture What is the name of the worst hit prefecture? 34 38 +1113 2 Meanwhile , local officials announced that damage from the 7 . 2 magnitude quake , Japan ' s deadliest in more than 70 years , is likely to exceed dlrs 100 billion in the worst - hit prefecture . deadliest What are the casualty numbers that make it so deadly? 18 19 +1113 2 Meanwhile , local officials announced that damage from the 7 . 2 magnitude quake , Japan ' s deadliest in more than 70 years , is likely to exceed dlrs 100 billion in the worst - hit prefecture . worst - hit prefecture Which prefecture is the worst hit? 34 38 +1113 3 The government of Hyogo prefecture , which includes Kobe , estimated damage worth 9 . 5 trillion yen ( dlrs 95 billion ) , 1 trillion yen ( 10 billion ) more than its previous calculation . It said the total would probably exceed 10 trillion yen ( dlrs 100 billion ) . more Why did the calculated damage increase? 31 32 +1113 4 Authorities Thursday confirmed 5 , 104 dead , six missing and classified nearly 250 , 000 people as homeless from the quake . 250 , 000 people as homeless How has this number been measured? 13 19 +1113 4 Authorities Thursday confirmed 5 , 104 dead , six missing and classified nearly 250 , 000 people as homeless from the quake . homeless What is the Japanese government doing to serve the newly homeless? 18 19 +1113 5 The national government Thursday said it would spend almost 15 billion yen ( dlrs 150 million ) to build 30 , 000 temporary housing units . Quake victims Thursday moved into four prefab houses , the first completed since the temblor . build How long will it take to build 30,000 temporary housing units? 18 19 +1113 5 The national government Thursday said it would spend almost 15 billion yen ( dlrs 150 million ) to build 30 , 000 temporary housing units . Quake victims Thursday moved into four prefab houses , the first completed since the temblor . to build 30 , 000 temporary housing units Where are the housing units being built? 17 25 +1113 5 The national government Thursday said it would spend almost 15 billion yen ( dlrs 150 million ) to build 30 , 000 temporary housing units . Quake victims Thursday moved into four prefab houses , the first completed since the temblor . the first completed since the temblor What is the timeline for more houses being constructed? 35 41 +1113 5 The national government Thursday said it would spend almost 15 billion yen ( dlrs 150 million ) to build 30 , 000 temporary housing units . Quake victims Thursday moved into four prefab houses , the first completed since the temblor . temporary Where will they be housed permanently? 22 23 +1114 1 After three days of talks in Washington , Bosnian Prime Minister Haris Silajdzic arrived in Moscow on Thursday to confer with Russian officials on settling the Bosnia conflict . settling How does Silajdzic plan on settling the conflict? 24 25 +1114 1 After three days of talks in Washington , Bosnian Prime Minister Haris Silajdzic arrived in Moscow on Thursday to confer with Russian officials on settling the Bosnia conflict . Washington , Why was this decided in Washington? 6 8 +1114 2 Foreign Ministry spokesman Grigory Karasin said Silajdzic ' s two - day working visit was part of Russia ' s efforts to bring an end to the 34 - month war in the former Yugoslavia . efforts What are the other efforts? 20 21 +1114 2 Foreign Ministry spokesman Grigory Karasin said Silajdzic ' s two - day working visit was part of Russia ' s efforts to bring an end to the 34 - month war in the former Yugoslavia . war What is the war about? 30 31 +1114 2 Foreign Ministry spokesman Grigory Karasin said Silajdzic ' s two - day working visit was part of Russia ' s efforts to bring an end to the 34 - month war in the former Yugoslavia . war Why was there war in Yugoslavia? 30 31 +1114 2 Foreign Ministry spokesman Grigory Karasin said Silajdzic ' s two - day working visit was part of Russia ' s efforts to bring an end to the 34 - month war in the former Yugoslavia . the 34 - month war in the former Yugoslavia Why was there a war taking place in Yugoslavia? 26 35 +1114 3 Karasin told the ITAR - Tass news agency that Silajdzic will meet with Prime Minister Viktor Chernomyrdin and Foreign Minister Andrei Kozyrev to discuss the Bosnian peace plan put together by five Western countries . five Western countries Which countries? 31 34 +1114 3 Karasin told the ITAR - Tass news agency that Silajdzic will meet with Prime Minister Viktor Chernomyrdin and Foreign Minister Andrei Kozyrev to discuss the Bosnian peace plan put together by five Western countries . the Bosnian peace plan What was part of this peace plan? 24 28 +1114 5 In Washington , Silajdzic had held talks with Vice President Al Gore , Secretary of State Warren Christopher and congressional leaders . held talks What did the talks cover? 5 7 +1115 1 Art Shell was fired as coach of the Los Angeles Raiders Thursday and will be replaced by assistant Mike White . was fired Why was Art Shell fired? 2 4 +1115 1 Art Shell was fired as coach of the Los Angeles Raiders Thursday and will be replaced by assistant Mike White . fired why was he fired 3 4 +1115 1 Art Shell was fired as coach of the Los Angeles Raiders Thursday and will be replaced by assistant Mike White . was fired as coach Why was he fired? 2 6 +1115 3 The team called a 1 p . m . ( 2100 GMT ) news conference to discuss the changes . to discuss the changes What are the changes that need to be discussed? 15 19 +1115 4 " The Raiders expressed gratitude and sincere thanks to Art Shell for his tremendous contribution to the excellence of the organization throughout his 27 years as a Hall of Fame offensive tackle , as an assistant coach and as the head coach , " a team news release said . tremendous contribution What, exactly, were his accomplishments during his tenure? 13 15 +1115 5 The firing had been expected since the Raiders missed the playoffs with a 9 - 7 record after being picked as a preseason favorite to reach the Super Bowl . Super Bowl what were previous super bowl scores 27 29 +1116 1 The leaders of Egypt , Israel , Jordan and the Palestinians met in Cairo on Thursday for an unprecedented summit to revive the faltering peace process or face a further descent into bloodshed . revive the faltering peace process Why were the peace talks having such trouble? 21 26 +1116 1 The leaders of Egypt , Israel , Jordan and the Palestinians met in Cairo on Thursday for an unprecedented summit to revive the faltering peace process or face a further descent into bloodshed . faltering peace process Why is the process faltering? 23 26 +1116 1 The leaders of Egypt , Israel , Jordan and the Palestinians met in Cairo on Thursday for an unprecedented summit to revive the faltering peace process or face a further descent into bloodshed . revive How did they seek to revive the peace process? 21 22 +1116 1 The leaders of Egypt , Israel , Jordan and the Palestinians met in Cairo on Thursday for an unprecedented summit to revive the faltering peace process or face a further descent into bloodshed . met Why did these leaders meet? 11 12 +1116 1 The leaders of Egypt , Israel , Jordan and the Palestinians met in Cairo on Thursday for an unprecedented summit to revive the faltering peace process or face a further descent into bloodshed . unprecedented summit What makes it unprecedented? 18 20 +1116 1 The leaders of Egypt , Israel , Jordan and the Palestinians met in Cairo on Thursday for an unprecedented summit to revive the faltering peace process or face a further descent into bloodshed . revive How do they plan to revive the process? 21 22 +1116 2 The summit was a dramatic show of unity between Israel and its three Arab peace partners . But disillusionment with the Israel - PLO agreement runs deep , and their ability to stem murderous attacks by Islamic militants is uncertain at best . is uncertain at best . Why are the countries unable to stop the attacks? 38 43 +1116 2 The summit was a dramatic show of unity between Israel and its three Arab peace partners . But disillusionment with the Israel - PLO agreement runs deep , and their ability to stem murderous attacks by Islamic militants is uncertain at best . disillusionment Why does disillusionment with the agreement run deep? 18 19 +1116 2 The summit was a dramatic show of unity between Israel and its three Arab peace partners . But disillusionment with the Israel - PLO agreement runs deep , and their ability to stem murderous attacks by Islamic militants is uncertain at best . uncertain at best Why is their ability to stem attacks uncertain at best? 39 42 +1116 2 The summit was a dramatic show of unity between Israel and its three Arab peace partners . But disillusionment with the Israel - PLO agreement runs deep , and their ability to stem murderous attacks by Islamic militants is uncertain at best . partners Who is disillusioned by the agreement? 15 16 +1116 2 The summit was a dramatic show of unity between Israel and its three Arab peace partners . But disillusionment with the Israel - PLO agreement runs deep , and their ability to stem murderous attacks by Islamic militants is uncertain at best . dramatic show What made it so dramatic? 4 6 +1116 2 The summit was a dramatic show of unity between Israel and its three Arab peace partners . But disillusionment with the Israel - PLO agreement runs deep , and their ability to stem murderous attacks by Islamic militants is uncertain at best . disillusionment Who is disillusioned? 18 19 +1116 2 The summit was a dramatic show of unity between Israel and its three Arab peace partners . But disillusionment with the Israel - PLO agreement runs deep , and their ability to stem murderous attacks by Islamic militants is uncertain at best . uncertain at best Why is there ability uncertain? 39 42 +1116 3 Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and PLO chairman Yasser Arafat , the key players , will find it difficult to make the necessary concessions since their positions are already precariously weak . make the necessary concessions What types of concessions need to be made? 20 24 +1116 3 Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and PLO chairman Yasser Arafat , the key players , will find it difficult to make the necessary concessions since their positions are already precariously weak . precariously weak Why are their positions already weak? 29 31 +1116 3 Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and PLO chairman Yasser Arafat , the key players , will find it difficult to make the necessary concessions since their positions are already precariously weak . their positions are already precariously weak How are both of their positions weak 25 31 +1116 3 Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and PLO chairman Yasser Arafat , the key players , will find it difficult to make the necessary concessions since their positions are already precariously weak . find it difficult What will they find difficult? 16 19 +1116 3 Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and PLO chairman Yasser Arafat , the key players , will find it difficult to make the necessary concessions since their positions are already precariously weak . necessary concessions What are the concessions? 22 24 +1116 3 Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and PLO chairman Yasser Arafat , the key players , will find it difficult to make the necessary concessions since their positions are already precariously weak . weak Why are their positions weak? 30 31 +1116 4 The meeting got under way after sundown at the Ittahadiya presidential palace with a meal to break the daylong fast Muslims observe during the holy month of Ramadan . Prime Minister Atef Sedki of Egypt sounded a positive note as he entered the palace . positive note Why did the PM sound a positive note? 37 39 +1116 4 The meeting got under way after sundown at the Ittahadiya presidential palace with a meal to break the daylong fast Muslims observe during the holy month of Ramadan . Prime Minister Atef Sedki of Egypt sounded a positive note as he entered the palace . sounded a positive note as he entered the palace How did he do so? 35 44 +1116 4 The meeting got under way after sundown at the Ittahadiya presidential palace with a meal to break the daylong fast Muslims observe during the holy month of Ramadan . Prime Minister Atef Sedki of Egypt sounded a positive note as he entered the palace . after sundown Why was the meeting held at such a late time of day? 5 7 +1116 4 The meeting got under way after sundown at the Ittahadiya presidential palace with a meal to break the daylong fast Muslims observe during the holy month of Ramadan . Prime Minister Atef Sedki of Egypt sounded a positive note as he entered the palace . a meal What kind of food was served? 13 15 +1116 4 The meeting got under way after sundown at the Ittahadiya presidential palace with a meal to break the daylong fast Muslims observe during the holy month of Ramadan . Prime Minister Atef Sedki of Egypt sounded a positive note as he entered the palace . fast Why do the Muslims fast? 19 20 +1116 5 " I am optimistic , " he said . " I think there will be a good result from this meeting . " optimistic , " What makes him optimistic? 3 6 +1116 5 " I am optimistic , " he said . " I think there will be a good result from this meeting . " good result What result would be optimal? 16 18 +1117 1 Spain ' s Santiago Luna shot a 5 - under - par 67 Thursday to take a one - stroke lead after the first round of the dlrs 395 , 000 Madeira Island Open . 5 - under - par What does the term under par mean? 7 12 +1117 1 Spain ' s Santiago Luna shot a 5 - under - par 67 Thursday to take a one - stroke lead after the first round of the dlrs 395 , 000 Madeira Island Open . dlrs 395 , 000 Is this USDollars? 27 31 +1117 2 Six players were one stroke back and 68 and eight others were two strokes off the lead at 69 . Fifty - two players shot par or better on a spring - like day with little or no wind . shot par What does shot par mean in this context? 24 26 +1117 2 Six players were one stroke back and 68 and eight others were two strokes off the lead at 69 . Fifty - two players shot par or better on a spring - like day with little or no wind . spring - like day with little or no wind What is the weather usually like then? 30 39 +1117 3 Tied at 68 were Lee Westwood and Andrew Sherborne of England , Bill Malley of the United States , Jesus Maria Arruti of Spain , Alberto Binaghi of Italy and Paul Lawrie of Scotland . Tied at 68 Is this a good score and if so why? 0 3 +1117 4 Scotland ' s Andrew Coltart headed a group of eight at 69 . eight at 69 What is the significance of eight at 69? 9 12 +1117 5 Defending champion Mats Lanner of Sweden couldn ' t take advantage of the low - scoring conditions and posted a 10 - over 82 . Defending champion What game is this person a defending champion of? 0 2 +1117 5 Defending champion Mats Lanner of Sweden couldn ' t take advantage of the low - scoring conditions and posted a 10 - over 82 . Mats Lanner of Sweden couldn ' t take advantage Why was Lanner unable to take advantage? 2 11 +1118 1 Along with the stalled Israel - PLO talks , Mideast leaders Thursday planned to tackle Israel ' s even slower - paced negotiations with Syria . But not even optimists expected progress . slower - paced negotiations with Syria Why Mideast leaders Thursday planned to tackle Israel's? 19 25 +1118 1 Along with the stalled Israel - PLO talks , Mideast leaders Thursday planned to tackle Israel ' s even slower - paced negotiations with Syria . But not even optimists expected progress . tackle What does it mean to \"tackle\" the negotiations? 14 15 +1118 1 Along with the stalled Israel - PLO talks , Mideast leaders Thursday planned to tackle Israel ' s even slower - paced negotiations with Syria . But not even optimists expected progress . not even optimists expected progress Why don't even optimists expect progress? 27 32 +1118 1 Along with the stalled Israel - PLO talks , Mideast leaders Thursday planned to tackle Israel ' s even slower - paced negotiations with Syria . But not even optimists expected progress . slower - paced negotiations with Syria What factors have affected negotiations between Isreal and Syria? 19 25 +1118 1 Along with the stalled Israel - PLO talks , Mideast leaders Thursday planned to tackle Israel ' s even slower - paced negotiations with Syria . But not even optimists expected progress . stalled Israel - PLO talks , Why were the talks stalled out? 3 9 +1118 2 President Hafez Assad , Israel ' s most adamant foe , wasn ' t even invited to the summit of Israel , Jordan , Egypt and the Palestine Liberation Organization . wasn ' t even invited to the summit How President Hafez Assad, Israel's most adamant foe invited? 11 19 +1118 2 President Hafez Assad , Israel ' s most adamant foe , wasn ' t even invited to the summit of Israel , Jordan , Egypt and the Palestine Liberation Organization . wasn ' t even invited Why wasn't the President invited? 11 16 +1118 2 President Hafez Assad , Israel ' s most adamant foe , wasn ' t even invited to the summit of Israel , Jordan , Egypt and the Palestine Liberation Organization . Israel ' s most adamant foe , Why is President Hafez Assad Isreal's most adamant foe? 4 11 +1118 2 President Hafez Assad , Israel ' s most adamant foe , wasn ' t even invited to the summit of Israel , Jordan , Egypt and the Palestine Liberation Organization . wasn ' t even invited to the summit of Israel , Why was Assad not invited to the summit? 11 22 +1118 3 " It seems to me that although Assad has left behind the process of war , he has yet to enter the peace process and is in a stage of political bachelorhood , " Foreign Minister Shimon Peres told Israeli army radio . process of war , How Assad process of war? 12 16 +1118 3 " It seems to me that although Assad has left behind the process of war , he has yet to enter the peace process and is in a stage of political bachelorhood , " Foreign Minister Shimon Peres told Israeli army radio . political bachelorhood , " What does political bachelorhood mean? 30 34 +1118 3 " It seems to me that although Assad has left behind the process of war , he has yet to enter the peace process and is in a stage of political bachelorhood , " Foreign Minister Shimon Peres told Israeli army radio . peace process Why is Assad hesitating entering the peace process? 22 24 +1118 4 " He must decide when he wants to enter the next step , " he added . decide When he decide? 3 4 +1118 4 " He must decide when he wants to enter the next step , " he added . next step , " What is the next step? 10 14 +1118 4 " He must decide when he wants to enter the next step , " he added . " He must decide What will happen if Assad fails to enter the next step? 0 4 +1118 5 Syrian reaction to the meeting was muted . There was no official reaction , and Syrian newspapers kept up their standard criticism of Israel , blaming it for the deadlock in the negotiations . Syrian reaction How the Syrian reaction to the meeting? 0 2 +1118 5 Syrian reaction to the meeting was muted . There was no official reaction , and Syrian newspapers kept up their standard criticism of Israel , blaming it for the deadlock in the negotiations . blaming it for the deadlock in the negotiations Why does Syria blame Israel for the deadlock in the negotiations? 25 33 +1118 5 Syrian reaction to the meeting was muted . There was no official reaction , and Syrian newspapers kept up their standard criticism of Israel , blaming it for the deadlock in the negotiations . muted Why was the Syrian reaction muted? 6 7 +1118 5 Syrian reaction to the meeting was muted . There was no official reaction , and Syrian newspapers kept up their standard criticism of Israel , blaming it for the deadlock in the negotiations . standard criticism Why are Syrian news writers critical of Israel? 20 22 +1118 5 Syrian reaction to the meeting was muted . There was no official reaction , and Syrian newspapers kept up their standard criticism of Israel , blaming it for the deadlock in the negotiations . was no official reaction , Why was there no official reaction to the leader not being allowed into the meetings? 9 14 +1119 1 Delta Air Lines Inc . and British - based Virgin Atlantic Airways won final federal approval Thursday for a joint ticketing deal that gives Delta its long - sought access to London ' s Heathrow Airport . joint ticketing deal What is this deal? 19 22 +1119 1 Delta Air Lines Inc . and British - based Virgin Atlantic Airways won final federal approval Thursday for a joint ticketing deal that gives Delta its long - sought access to London ' s Heathrow Airport . long - sought access Why has this been long sought by Delta? 26 30 +1119 1 Delta Air Lines Inc . and British - based Virgin Atlantic Airways won final federal approval Thursday for a joint ticketing deal that gives Delta its long - sought access to London ' s Heathrow Airport . long - sought access to London ' s Heathrow Airport Why was Delta wanting access to Heathrow? 26 36 +1119 2 The Department of Transportation had been expected to approve the agreement five months ago , but took no action . Delta , which expressed anger at the time , said Thursday the DOT gave no indication why it was giving permission now . had been expected Expected by whom? 4 7 +1119 2 The Department of Transportation had been expected to approve the agreement five months ago , but took no action . Delta , which expressed anger at the time , said Thursday the DOT gave no indication why it was giving permission now . five months ago , but took no action Why did they not take action in time? 11 19 +1119 2 The Department of Transportation had been expected to approve the agreement five months ago , but took no action . Delta , which expressed anger at the time , said Thursday the DOT gave no indication why it was giving permission now . expressed anger How was the anger expressed? 23 25 +1119 2 The Department of Transportation had been expected to approve the agreement five months ago , but took no action . Delta , which expressed anger at the time , said Thursday the DOT gave no indication why it was giving permission now . agreement five months ago , but took no action Why was action on this agreement so long in occurring? 10 19 +1119 3 Richard Mintz , a DOT spokesman in Washington , said the government decided the agreement would benefit passengers on both sides of the Atlantic . benefit passengers What are the benefits to the passengers? 16 18 +1119 3 Richard Mintz , a DOT spokesman in Washington , said the government decided the agreement would benefit passengers on both sides of the Atlantic . benefit passengers on both sides of the Atlantic What sort of benefits would be experienced? 16 24 +1119 3 Richard Mintz , a DOT spokesman in Washington , said the government decided the agreement would benefit passengers on both sides of the Atlantic . benefit passengers on both sides of the Atlantic How does this benefit passengers? 16 24 +1119 4 Mintz declined to comment specifically on the delay . Many industry analysts have suggested that the government hoped to pressure Great Britain to give U . S . carriers more access to the British market . declined to comment Why did he decline to answer? 1 4 +1119 4 Mintz declined to comment specifically on the delay . Many industry analysts have suggested that the government hoped to pressure Great Britain to give U . S . carriers more access to the British market . Many industry analysts How many analysts? 9 12 +1119 4 Mintz declined to comment specifically on the delay . Many industry analysts have suggested that the government hoped to pressure Great Britain to give U . S . carriers more access to the British market . hoped to pressure What pressure tactics were used? 17 20 +1119 5 The deal with Virgin is a " code sharing " agreement similar to arrangements Delta has with other overseas carriers . In such deals , an airline buys a block of seats on the other carrier ' s flights , then sells them to travelers through its own marketing system . " code sharing " agreement What does that mean? 6 11 +1119 5 The deal with Virgin is a " code sharing " agreement similar to arrangements Delta has with other overseas carriers . In such deals , an airline buys a block of seats on the other carrier ' s flights , then sells them to travelers through its own marketing system . similar to arrangements What are the similarities? 11 14 +1119 5 The deal with Virgin is a " code sharing " agreement similar to arrangements Delta has with other overseas carriers . In such deals , an airline buys a block of seats on the other carrier ' s flights , then sells them to travelers through its own marketing system . other overseas carriers Who are these other carriers? 17 20 +1119 5 The deal with Virgin is a " code sharing " agreement similar to arrangements Delta has with other overseas carriers . In such deals , an airline buys a block of seats on the other carrier ' s flights , then sells them to travelers through its own marketing system . Delta has with other overseas carriers Which other carriers does Delta have these agreements with? 14 20 +1120 1 A projected federation of Muslims and Croats in Bosnia is in danger of falling apart as the prospect of a wider war haunts the already bloodied Balkans , a top State Department official said Thursday . is in danger of falling apart Why is the federation in such trouble? 9 15 +1120 1 A projected federation of Muslims and Croats in Bosnia is in danger of falling apart as the prospect of a wider war haunts the already bloodied Balkans , a top State Department official said Thursday . prospect of a wider war Why is there a prospect of wider war? 17 22 +1120 2 Due to meet this weekend with Muslim and Croat leaders in Munich , Germany , the official , Assistant Secretary of State Richard Holbrooke , said Bosnian Serbs likely would cross into Croatia and fight alongside Serbs there in the event of a conflict over a breakaway Croatian Serb enclave . over a breakaway Croatian Serb enclave Why is the section of Croatian Serbs breaking away? 44 50 +1120 2 Due to meet this weekend with Muslim and Croat leaders in Munich , Germany , the official , Assistant Secretary of State Richard Holbrooke , said Bosnian Serbs likely would cross into Croatia and fight alongside Serbs there in the event of a conflict over a breakaway Croatian Serb enclave . Serbs likely would cross into Croatia Why would Serbs aid the fight? 27 33 +1120 3 Croatia has threatened to expel U . N . peacekeepers , but a former U . N . commander in Bosnia predicted the threat would not materialize . predicted the threat would not materialize Was does the UN believe this will not occur? 21 27 +1120 5 Holbrooke appeared apprehensive as he spoke with reporters at the State Department about the Balkans and his coming diplomatic effort . Holbrooke is trying to salvage the federation formed last March by Bosnian Muslims and Croats . Holbrooke is trying to salvage the federation What is the end result of salvaging the federation? 21 28 +1120 5 Holbrooke appeared apprehensive as he spoke with reporters at the State Department about the Balkans and his coming diplomatic effort . Holbrooke is trying to salvage the federation formed last March by Bosnian Muslims and Croats . Holbrooke is trying to salvage the federation What is Holbrooke doing to salvage the federation? 21 28 +1121 1 If it hadn ' t been for the authorities , lots of the ruddy - faced locals would still be standing on the dikes , braving the stiff wind and trying to just stare the waters down . stare What is in the water that the locals are looking at? 33 34 +1121 1 If it hadn ' t been for the authorities , lots of the ruddy - faced locals would still be standing on the dikes , braving the stiff wind and trying to just stare the waters down . braving What is so important that would cause them to be fixated on what they are looking at? 25 26 +1121 1 If it hadn ' t been for the authorities , lots of the ruddy - faced locals would still be standing on the dikes , braving the stiff wind and trying to just stare the waters down . authorities , Why are the authorities the ones preventing the locals from dealing with what they are looking at? 8 10 +1121 1 If it hadn ' t been for the authorities , lots of the ruddy - faced locals would still be standing on the dikes , braving the stiff wind and trying to just stare the waters down . trying to just stare the waters down . Why were they in such a position? 30 38 +1121 2 With most of them living below sea level , the Dutch have been battling the principle that water runs downhill for centuries . below Why are so many of them living below sea level and why is it such a big deal? 5 6 +1121 3 " If the authorities hadn ' t told people to leave , nobody would have left , " Dirk Roodbeen , who grew up among the dikes in nearby Casteren , said Thursday . leave , Why were the authorities telling people to leave? 10 12 +1121 3 " If the authorities hadn ' t told people to leave , nobody would have left , " Dirk Roodbeen , who grew up among the dikes in nearby Casteren , said Thursday . nobody would have left , " Why would everyone have stayed? 12 18 +1121 4 Anticipating the worst flood disaster since the 1953 North Sea flood that killed 1 , 800 people , officials here have ordered everyone in this city of 33 , 000 out as the swollen Maas and Waal rivers threatening to burst their dikes in this below - sea level polder region . Anticipating Who is anticipating the flood? 0 1 +1121 4 Anticipating the worst flood disaster since the 1953 North Sea flood that killed 1 , 800 people , officials here have ordered everyone in this city of 33 , 000 out as the swollen Maas and Waal rivers threatening to burst their dikes in this below - sea level polder region . city What city in what country are we in? 25 26 +1122 1 The rate at which AIDS is spreading in the United States has leveled off and the number of new cases reported every year is falling , health officials said Thursday . AIDS Why did the spreading of AIDS level off? 4 5 +1122 1 The rate at which AIDS is spreading in the United States has leveled off and the number of new cases reported every year is falling , health officials said Thursday . leveled What level did it stop at? 12 13 +1122 1 The rate at which AIDS is spreading in the United States has leveled off and the number of new cases reported every year is falling , health officials said Thursday . new cases reported every year is falling , What was behind the number of cases starting to fall at this time? 18 26 +1122 2 The report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention came just three days after the CDC announced that AIDS is now the leading killer of Americans ages 25 to 44 . report How was the report delivered? 1 2 +1122 3 Since the early 1980s , when AIDS cases snowballed by 200 percent a year as it spread through the white homosexual population , the disease is stabilizing at a 3 percent annual increase under an old definition of the disease , according to Dr . John Ward , the CDC ' s chief of HIV - AIDS surveillance . old definition of the disease , What is different between the old and new definitions? 35 41 +1122 3 Since the early 1980s , when AIDS cases snowballed by 200 percent a year as it spread through the white homosexual population , the disease is stabilizing at a 3 percent annual increase under an old definition of the disease , according to Dr . John Ward , the CDC ' s chief of HIV - AIDS surveillance . old definition Why an old definition? 35 37 +1122 3 Since the early 1980s , when AIDS cases snowballed by 200 percent a year as it spread through the white homosexual population , the disease is stabilizing at a 3 percent annual increase under an old definition of the disease , according to Dr . John Ward , the CDC ' s chief of HIV - AIDS surveillance . under an old definition of the disease , What was the old definition of HIV-AIDS? 33 41 +1122 4 " It ' s not growing as rapidly as in earlier years , but the rate is still unacceptably high , " he said . He predicted a similar increase in 1995 . rate How high was the rate? 15 16 +1122 4 " It ' s not growing as rapidly as in earlier years , but the rate is still unacceptably high , " he said . He predicted a similar increase in 1995 . similar increase in What will that be caused by? 28 31 +1122 5 The AIDS definition was expanded in 1993 to reflect the toll on women , and people with tuberculosis or depressed immune systems . tuberculosis How many people had tuberculosis? 17 18 +1122 5 The AIDS definition was expanded in 1993 to reflect the toll on women , and people with tuberculosis or depressed immune systems . expanded Why was it only defined by one population segment? 4 5 +1123 1 The government will free five IRA convicts from Irish jails on Friday , raising the prisoner issue again as the Northern Ireland peace process comes under threat . IRA What do the letters IRA stand for? 5 6 +1123 1 The government will free five IRA convicts from Irish jails on Friday , raising the prisoner issue again as the Northern Ireland peace process comes under threat . under threat How is it under threat? 25 27 +1123 1 The government will free five IRA convicts from Irish jails on Friday , raising the prisoner issue again as the Northern Ireland peace process comes under threat . IRA convicts Who are these convicts and what did they do? 5 7 +1123 1 The government will free five IRA convicts from Irish jails on Friday , raising the prisoner issue again as the Northern Ireland peace process comes under threat . free Why are these particular convicts being freed? 3 4 +1123 1 The government will free five IRA convicts from Irish jails on Friday , raising the prisoner issue again as the Northern Ireland peace process comes under threat . free Why is the government freeing them? 3 4 +1123 1 The government will free five IRA convicts from Irish jails on Friday , raising the prisoner issue again as the Northern Ireland peace process comes under threat . under threat Why is the process under threat? 25 27 +1123 1 The government will free five IRA convicts from Irish jails on Friday , raising the prisoner issue again as the Northern Ireland peace process comes under threat . prisoner issue What is the prisoner issue? 15 17 +1123 1 The government will free five IRA convicts from Irish jails on Friday , raising the prisoner issue again as the Northern Ireland peace process comes under threat . peace process comes under threat Why was the Irish peace discussion having trouble? 22 27 +1123 2 The early releases , confirmed Thursday night , will be the second in response to the Irish Republican Army cease - fire five months ago . Nine IRA prisoners were given early release last month . cease - fire five months ago Who arranged for the cease fire? 19 25 +1123 2 The early releases , confirmed Thursday night , will be the second in response to the Irish Republican Army cease - fire five months ago . Nine IRA prisoners were given early release last month . cease - fire Why did the IRA cease their fire? 19 22 +1123 2 The early releases , confirmed Thursday night , will be the second in response to the Irish Republican Army cease - fire five months ago . Nine IRA prisoners were given early release last month . were given early release last month What was the rationale for their release? 29 35 +1123 3 Pat Doherty , vice president of the IRA ' s Sinn Fein political allies , welcomed the announcement and said , " I hope the British government will follow suit and free all the political prisoners . " Sinn Fein What do the words Sinn Fein mean? 10 12 +1123 3 Pat Doherty , vice president of the IRA ' s Sinn Fein political allies , welcomed the announcement and said , " I hope the British government will follow suit and free all the political prisoners . " will follow suit Why does he think the British government would or could follow suit? 27 30 +1123 4 On Wednesday , the Anglo - Irish peace effort came under threat when a leaked document dealing with proposals for a Northern Ireland settlement alarmed unionist politicians who represent the pro - British Protestant majority in Northern Ireland . unionist politicians What does unionist mean in this context? 25 27 +1123 4 On Wednesday , the Anglo - Irish peace effort came under threat when a leaked document dealing with proposals for a Northern Ireland settlement alarmed unionist politicians who represent the pro - British Protestant majority in Northern Ireland . proposals Who was behind the document and proposals? 18 19 +1123 4 On Wednesday , the Anglo - Irish peace effort came under threat when a leaked document dealing with proposals for a Northern Ireland settlement alarmed unionist politicians who represent the pro - British Protestant majority in Northern Ireland . Northern Ireland settlement Why is this alarming to the Protestant majority? 21 24 +1123 4 On Wednesday , the Anglo - Irish peace effort came under threat when a leaked document dealing with proposals for a Northern Ireland settlement alarmed unionist politicians who represent the pro - British Protestant majority in Northern Ireland . settlement What are the settlements the proposal is detailing? 23 24 +1123 5 Members of the Ulster Unionist Party , whose nine votes are crucial to British Prime Minister John Major in the House of Commons , were outraged by a report in The Times of London that the two governments envisioned cross - border agencies in which unionists would be compelled to participate . British Prime Minister John Major Which party does John Major represent? 13 18 +1123 5 Members of the Ulster Unionist Party , whose nine votes are crucial to British Prime Minister John Major in the House of Commons , were outraged by a report in The Times of London that the two governments envisioned cross - border agencies in which unionists would be compelled to participate . outraged Why did the Ulster Unionist Party find this outrageous? 25 26 +1123 5 Members of the Ulster Unionist Party , whose nine votes are crucial to British Prime Minister John Major in the House of Commons , were outraged by a report in The Times of London that the two governments envisioned cross - border agencies in which unionists would be compelled to participate . compelled to participate How would they participate? 48 51 +1123 5 Members of the Ulster Unionist Party , whose nine votes are crucial to British Prime Minister John Major in the House of Commons , were outraged by a report in The Times of London that the two governments envisioned cross - border agencies in which unionists would be compelled to participate . crucial What were the votes crucial for? 11 12 +1123 5 Members of the Ulster Unionist Party , whose nine votes are crucial to British Prime Minister John Major in the House of Commons , were outraged by a report in The Times of London that the two governments envisioned cross - border agencies in which unionists would be compelled to participate . unionists would be compelled to participate Why would the Unionists be compelled to serve both governments? 45 51 +1124 1 Thirty - nine countries paid nothing toward their regular U . N . dues in 1994 and only 29 have made payments this year , the United Nations said Thursday . only 29 how many member nations? 17 19 +1124 1 Thirty - nine countries paid nothing toward their regular U . N . dues in 1994 and only 29 have made payments this year , the United Nations said Thursday . dues How much are the dues? 13 14 +1124 1 Thirty - nine countries paid nothing toward their regular U . N . dues in 1994 and only 29 have made payments this year , the United Nations said Thursday . Thirty - nine countries paid nothing Why were so many nations delinquent? 0 6 +1124 2 As of the end of January , member states owed the United Nations dlrs 1 . 4 billion toward the regular budget and dlrs 2 . 2 billion for peacekeeping , which is part of a separate assessment . part of a separate assessment How many assessments? 33 38 +1124 2 As of the end of January , member states owed the United Nations dlrs 1 . 4 billion toward the regular budget and dlrs 2 . 2 billion for peacekeeping , which is part of a separate assessment . owed What are the payment terms, and why is it not being paid? 9 10 +1124 3 The top debtors as of Jan . 15 were the United States , which owed dlrs 550 million toward the regular budget and dlrs 220 million toward peacekeeping , and Russia , which owed 62 million toward the regular budget and 507 million for peacekeeping . budget How much does each nation pay towards the budget? 21 22 +1124 4 Secretary - General Boutros Boutros - Ghali sent out letters on Jan . 1 asking for dues toward the dlrs 1 . 1 billion 1995 budget , which does not include peacekeeping charges . Jan What is the normal payment deadline? 11 12 +1124 5 The money was due Jan . 31 , but only 19 countries paid in full while 10 countries contributed part of their dues . The list of countries paying did not include the United States or Japan , which together provide about a third of the U . N . budget . countries paying What will happen if no one pays? 27 29 +1124 5 The money was due Jan . 31 , but only 19 countries paid in full while 10 countries contributed part of their dues . The list of countries paying did not include the United States or Japan , which together provide about a third of the U . N . budget . countries What determines how much each nation need to pay towards the overall budget? 11 12 +1125 1 After an unprecedented summit , Israel and three Arab peace partners agreed to resume Israeli - PLO talks next week and set up a series of meetings to further the peace process . a series of meetings What exactly will the meetings entail? 23 27 +1125 1 After an unprecedented summit , Israel and three Arab peace partners agreed to resume Israeli - PLO talks next week and set up a series of meetings to further the peace process . unprecedented Was this to be the first summit between Israel and PLO? 2 3 +1125 2 Still , they came up with no new ways Thursday to stop attacks on Israelis by Muslim extremists . with no new ways Why are they struggling to find ways to stop extremism? 5 9 +1125 2 Still , they came up with no new ways Thursday to stop attacks on Israelis by Muslim extremists . attacks How long have the attacks been going on? 12 13 +1125 3 Israel and PLO negotiators will meet again Monday in Cairo , while PLO chief Yasser Arafat and Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin will meet Thursday at a border crossing in the Gaza Strip , said Egyptian Foreign Minister Amr Moussa . negotiators Are there mediators to help with the negotiation progress? 3 4 +1126 1 The foreign ministers of Turkey and four Western European nations on Thursday reaffirmed their commitment to a strong relationship . relationship what kind of relationship did the foreign ministers reaffirmed 18 19 +1126 1 The foreign ministers of Turkey and four Western European nations on Thursday reaffirmed their commitment to a strong relationship . four Which four other nations? 6 7 +1126 1 The foreign ministers of Turkey and four Western European nations on Thursday reaffirmed their commitment to a strong relationship . four Western European nations With which four Western European nations does Turkey reaffirm a commitment to a strong relationship? 6 10 +1126 1 The foreign ministers of Turkey and four Western European nations on Thursday reaffirmed their commitment to a strong relationship . strong What commitments have the foreign ministers of Turkey and four Western European nations made to each other that would support strong relationships betwee them? 17 18 +1126 1 The foreign ministers of Turkey and four Western European nations on Thursday reaffirmed their commitment to a strong relationship . four Western European nations Which Western European nations were involved? 6 10 +1126 1 The foreign ministers of Turkey and four Western European nations on Thursday reaffirmed their commitment to a strong relationship . reaffirmed How long has this relationship existed? 12 13 +1126 2 The British Foreign Office said Foreign Secretary Douglas Hurd met with the foreign ministers of Turkey , France , Germany and Italy to continue an " intensive but informal dialogue between Turkey and Western European states with a special interest in the region . " interest what are the interests of western european countries 39 40 +1126 2 The British Foreign Office said Foreign Secretary Douglas Hurd met with the foreign ministers of Turkey , France , Germany and Italy to continue an " intensive but informal dialogue between Turkey and Western European states with a special interest in the region . " informal Why was it an \"informal\" discussion. 28 29 +1126 2 The British Foreign Office said Foreign Secretary Douglas Hurd met with the foreign ministers of Turkey , France , Germany and Italy to continue an " intensive but informal dialogue between Turkey and Western European states with a special interest in the region . " special interest What is the collective interest in that region? 38 40 +1126 2 The British Foreign Office said Foreign Secretary Douglas Hurd met with the foreign ministers of Turkey , France , Germany and Italy to continue an " intensive but informal dialogue between Turkey and Western European states with a special interest in the region . " special interest Why do these states have a special interest in the region? 38 40 +1126 3 They also discussed the civil rights situation in Turkey , as well as the need for a negotiated settlement in Cyprus , which has been divided since Turkey invaded in 1974 and occupied the northern sector . civil rights situation What is the civil rights situation in Turkey? 4 7 +1126 3 They also discussed the civil rights situation in Turkey , as well as the need for a negotiated settlement in Cyprus , which has been divided since Turkey invaded in 1974 and occupied the northern sector . civil rights situation What have been the ramifications of the civil rights situation in Turkey? 4 7 +1126 3 They also discussed the civil rights situation in Turkey , as well as the need for a negotiated settlement in Cyprus , which has been divided since Turkey invaded in 1974 and occupied the northern sector . civil rights situation What is the civil rights situation in Turkey? 4 7 +1126 4 Allegations of abuses by Turkish police are longstanding . Human rights groups claim the Turkish military is escalating a brutal campaign to wipe out villages considered havens for Kurdish rebels who seek an autonomous homeland . autonomous what regions to kurdish people ask to have as autonomous homeland 33 34 +1126 4 Allegations of abuses by Turkish police are longstanding . Human rights groups claim the Turkish military is escalating a brutal campaign to wipe out villages considered havens for Kurdish rebels who seek an autonomous homeland . Kurdish rebels What are the Kurdish rebels rebelling against? 28 30 +1126 4 Allegations of abuses by Turkish police are longstanding . Human rights groups claim the Turkish military is escalating a brutal campaign to wipe out villages considered havens for Kurdish rebels who seek an autonomous homeland . abuses What abuses have Turkish police engaged in? 2 3 +1126 4 Allegations of abuses by Turkish police are longstanding . Human rights groups claim the Turkish military is escalating a brutal campaign to wipe out villages considered havens for Kurdish rebels who seek an autonomous homeland . wipe out villages Is the Turkish government killing civilians in this campaign? 22 25 +1126 4 Allegations of abuses by Turkish police are longstanding . Human rights groups claim the Turkish military is escalating a brutal campaign to wipe out villages considered havens for Kurdish rebels who seek an autonomous homeland . homeland Was their land taken over by Turkey? 34 35 +1126 5 Turkish officials contend uncompromising tactics are necessary to keep the nation of 60 million people together . tactics what are the tactics 4 5 +1126 5 Turkish officials contend uncompromising tactics are necessary to keep the nation of 60 million people together . uncompromising What do Turkish officials consider \"uncompromising\" tactics? 3 4 +1126 5 Turkish officials contend uncompromising tactics are necessary to keep the nation of 60 million people together . uncompromising Is this referring to the campaign of violence? 3 4 +1127 1 Fifty - four years after his act of courage , an obscure Japanese diplomat named Chinue Sugihara is finally being acknowledged as one of World War II ' s great heroes for having saved some 6 , 000 Jews from Nazi death camps . after In what way did Sugihara save Jews? 4 5 +1127 1 Fifty - four years after his act of courage , an obscure Japanese diplomat named Chinue Sugihara is finally being acknowledged as one of World War II ' s great heroes for having saved some 6 , 000 Jews from Nazi death camps . saved some 6 , 000 Jews from Nazi death camps . How was he able to save so many people? 33 44 +1127 1 Fifty - four years after his act of courage , an obscure Japanese diplomat named Chinue Sugihara is finally being acknowledged as one of World War II ' s great heroes for having saved some 6 , 000 Jews from Nazi death camps . saved how did he save them? 33 34 +1127 1 Fifty - four years after his act of courage , an obscure Japanese diplomat named Chinue Sugihara is finally being acknowledged as one of World War II ' s great heroes for having saved some 6 , 000 Jews from Nazi death camps . act What did he do to save all the Jews? 6 7 +1127 2 Sugihara has been honored in Israel , and there is a memorial plaque and a street named after him in Lithuania , where in August of 1940 he feverishly signed thousands of transit visas that kept Jews from falling into German hands . kept How much danger was Chinue Sugihara in at the time for signing the transit visas? 35 36 +1127 3 In the latest gesture , announced on Thursday at a reception for Sugihara ' s 81 - year - old widow , Yukiko , the American Jewish World Service said it has raised dlrs 50 , 000 for a Kobe earthquake relief fund that has been named in Sugihara ' s honor . honor Where did the Jews with the transit visas signed by Sugihara escape to? 51 52 +1127 3 In the latest gesture , announced on Thursday at a reception for Sugihara ' s 81 - year - old widow , Yukiko , the American Jewish World Service said it has raised dlrs 50 , 000 for a Kobe earthquake relief fund that has been named in Sugihara ' s honor . widow , When did Sugihara pass away? 20 22 +1127 4 Kobe , by coincidence , is where many of the Jews rescued by Sugihara in Lithuania wound up , before they were sent on to other countries as Japan itself went to war in late 1941 . 1941 Did Japan partake in the holocaust? 35 36 +1127 4 Kobe , by coincidence , is where many of the Jews rescued by Sugihara in Lithuania wound up , before they were sent on to other countries as Japan itself went to war in late 1941 . they were sent on to other countries Where, generally were these Jewish people sent to after landing in Japan? 20 27 +1127 4 Kobe , by coincidence , is where many of the Jews rescued by Sugihara in Lithuania wound up , before they were sent on to other countries as Japan itself went to war in late 1941 . Kobe , How did the rescued Jews end up in Kobe from Lithuania? 0 2 +1127 5 The money will go mainly for medical supplies in the quake - ravaged port city , said Andrew Griffel , executive director of the AJWS , who himself survived the Holocaust as a " hidden child " in Poland . " hidden Is this term used for the Jews who escaped thanks to the transit visas? 33 35 +1127 5 The money will go mainly for medical supplies in the quake - ravaged port city , said Andrew Griffel , executive director of the AJWS , who himself survived the Holocaust as a " hidden child " in Poland . " hidden What is a \"hidden child\"? 33 35 +1128 1 Christian Fittipaldi of Brazil , the nephew of two - time Indianapolis 500 winner Emerson Fittipaldi , has signed a contract to drive an Indy - car for Walker Racing this year . Walker What are some accomplishments of Christian Fittipaldi? 28 29 +1128 1 Christian Fittipaldi of Brazil , the nephew of two - time Indianapolis 500 winner Emerson Fittipaldi , has signed a contract to drive an Indy - car for Walker Racing this year . Christian Fittipaldi is he a good prospect? 0 2 +1128 2 The younger Fittipaldi , 24 , a Formula One regular the past three years , has never driven an Indy - car . But the son of one - time Formula One driver Wilson Fittipaldi has known Walker for many years . Formula What is Formula One? 7 8 +1128 2 The younger Fittipaldi , 24 , a Formula One regular the past three years , has never driven an Indy - car . But the son of one - time Formula One driver Wilson Fittipaldi has known Walker for many years . known What is their relationship? 36 37 +1128 2 The younger Fittipaldi , 24 , a Formula One regular the past three years , has never driven an Indy - car . But the son of one - time Formula One driver Wilson Fittipaldi has known Walker for many years . 24 , is that young for a racer? 4 6 +1128 3 " When I was Wilson ' s chief mechanic in Formula One and Christian was a little boy , I told him that I would someday own a race team and that he would drive for me , " Walker said Thursday after making the announcement that Fittipaldi would team with holdover Robby Gordon . would team with holdover Robby Gordon what's a holdover? 48 54 +1128 3 " When I was Wilson ' s chief mechanic in Formula One and Christian was a little boy , I told him that I would someday own a race team and that he would drive for me , " Walker said Thursday after making the announcement that Fittipaldi would team with holdover Robby Gordon . Gordon who's quote is this? 53 54 +1128 4 " It ' s great to have Christian drive in this series , " Walker said . " He and Robby will make great teammates . " make great teammates What about them is complimentary as teammates? 22 25 +1128 4 " It ' s great to have Christian drive in this series , " Walker said . " He and Robby will make great teammates . " Robby Were they former teammates or competitors? 20 21 +1128 5 Fittipaldi , considered one of the bright young stars of European racing , will be introduced to oval tracks , including the Indianapolis Motor Speedway , this year . oval What is an oval track? 17 18 +1128 5 Fittipaldi , considered one of the bright young stars of European racing , will be introduced to oval tracks , including the Indianapolis Motor Speedway , this year . oval tracks , are these uncommon? 17 20 +1129 1 Princess Diana , who was widely tipped to visit Kobe during her trip to Japan next week , will not after all go to the earthquake shattered city , aides said Thursday night . who was widely tipped to visit Kobe Why was princess Diana widely tipped to visit Kobe? 3 10 +1129 1 Princess Diana , who was widely tipped to visit Kobe during her trip to Japan next week , will not after all go to the earthquake shattered city , aides said Thursday night . go to the earthquake shattered city , Why didn't she go to Kobe after the quake? 22 29 +1129 1 Princess Diana , who was widely tipped to visit Kobe during her trip to Japan next week , will not after all go to the earthquake shattered city , aides said Thursday night . tipped What source tipped the news about Princess Diana's itinerary? 6 7 +1129 1 Princess Diana , who was widely tipped to visit Kobe during her trip to Japan next week , will not after all go to the earthquake shattered city , aides said Thursday night . not What changed her mind about going to the city?? 19 20 +1129 2 " We have been advised by the British Embassy in Tokyo that it would be more appropriate for her to express her obvious concern for the victims by doing something in Tokyo , " said a statement by her office at St . James ' s Palace in London . something What is Princess Diana planning on doing instead? 29 30 +1129 3 But The Times of London said Friday that observers have suggested the real reason is concern by Japanese authorities that she might upstage Japan ' s imperial family . she might upstage Japan ' s imperial family How might this happen? 20 28 +1129 3 But The Times of London said Friday that observers have suggested the real reason is concern by Japanese authorities that she might upstage Japan ' s imperial family . might upstage Japan ' s imperial family How would she upstage the Imperial Family? 21 28 +1129 3 But The Times of London said Friday that observers have suggested the real reason is concern by Japanese authorities that she might upstage Japan ' s imperial family . concern What caused the Japanese authorities to be concerned over this? 15 16 +1129 4 The paper noted the family has been widely criticized for its lackluster show of support for the victims of the quake , which struck Jan . 17 , killing 5 , 104 people . Six more are listed missing . support for the victims of the quake , which Why is the family showing support for the victims of the quake? 14 23 +1129 4 The paper noted the family has been widely criticized for its lackluster show of support for the victims of the quake , which struck Jan . 17 , killing 5 , 104 people . Six more are listed missing . lackluster show of support Why were they showing such little support? 11 15 +1129 4 The paper noted the family has been widely criticized for its lackluster show of support for the victims of the quake , which struck Jan . 17 , killing 5 , 104 people . Six more are listed missing . support What are some examples of the lackluster show of support? 14 15 +1129 5 The Times added that Japanese and British diplomats had denied the suggestion . It quoted an unnamed official at the British Embassy in Tokyo as saying Thursday : " The princess simply decided she did not wish to overburden the local authorities in Kobe . " unnamed official Why is this official remaining anonymous? 16 18 +1130 1 Health officials said Friday they are investigating why a fungicide that should have been cleaned off was found on apples imported from the United States . imported from the United States Which country received them? 20 25 +1130 1 Health officials said Friday they are investigating why a fungicide that should have been cleaned off was found on apples imported from the United States . fungicide What fungicide was used? 9 10 +1130 1 Health officials said Friday they are investigating why a fungicide that should have been cleaned off was found on apples imported from the United States . Health officials Where are these officials located? To what country were the American apples exported? 0 2 +1130 1 Health officials said Friday they are investigating why a fungicide that should have been cleaned off was found on apples imported from the United States . fungicide that should have been cleaned off What type of fungicide was found on these fruits? 9 16 +1130 1 Health officials said Friday they are investigating why a fungicide that should have been cleaned off was found on apples imported from the United States . Health officials Which health officials specifically? 0 2 +1130 1 Health officials said Friday they are investigating why a fungicide that should have been cleaned off was found on apples imported from the United States . investigating why a fungicide Why is it important to investigate a fungicide? 6 10 +1130 2 In a random sampling of apples purchased at shops in the Tokyo area , two apples imported from Washington State were found to have trace amounts of the fungicide , health officials said . shops in the Tokyo area , What are the name of these shops? 8 14 +1130 2 In a random sampling of apples purchased at shops in the Tokyo area , two apples imported from Washington State were found to have trace amounts of the fungicide , health officials said . random sampling of apples How many apples were included in the sample from which two were found to have fungicide? 2 6 +1130 2 In a random sampling of apples purchased at shops in the Tokyo area , two apples imported from Washington State were found to have trace amounts of the fungicide , health officials said . two apples imported from Washington State How many pounds of the imported apples had this compound still on them? 14 20 +1130 2 In a random sampling of apples purchased at shops in the Tokyo area , two apples imported from Washington State were found to have trace amounts of the fungicide , health officials said . trace amounts of the fungicide , What could be the reason of the traced amounts of fungicide? 24 30 +1130 3 " This is not a safety issue by any means , " said U . S . embassy spokesman Bill Morgan . " It ' s a technical one . This fungicide is also commonly used by farmers in Japan . " " This is not a safety issue by any means , " Why would Bill Morgan say this so confidently? 0 12 +1130 3 " This is not a safety issue by any means , " said U . S . embassy spokesman Bill Morgan . " It ' s a technical one . This fungicide is also commonly used by farmers in Japan . " commonly used by farmers in Japan How does he know this information? 34 40 +1130 3 " This is not a safety issue by any means , " said U . S . embassy spokesman Bill Morgan . " It ' s a technical one . This fungicide is also commonly used by farmers in Japan . " " It ' s a technical one . What does the embassy spokesman mean by a \"technical\" issue and not a safety issue when fungicide has been found on produce? 22 30 +1130 3 " This is not a safety issue by any means , " said U . S . embassy spokesman Bill Morgan . " It ' s a technical one . This fungicide is also commonly used by farmers in Japan . " a technical How can a technical issue be described? 26 28 +1130 4 Several stores in Tokyo that stocked apples packed by Apple King , a packer in Yakimo , Washington state , were voluntarily recalling the apples Friday because of possible health hazards , a city official said . Several stores in Tokyo What were the name of these shops? 0 4 +1130 4 Several stores in Tokyo that stocked apples packed by Apple King , a packer in Yakimo , Washington state , were voluntarily recalling the apples Friday because of possible health hazards , a city official said . voluntarily recalling the apples Why were they 'Voluntarily' recalling them if it is a health issue? 21 25 +1130 4 Several stores in Tokyo that stocked apples packed by Apple King , a packer in Yakimo , Washington state , were voluntarily recalling the apples Friday because of possible health hazards , a city official said . Several stores in Tokyo Which stores specifically stocked and then recalled the apples so customers who purchased apples at those locations could know of a potential hazard? 0 4 +1130 4 Several stores in Tokyo that stocked apples packed by Apple King , a packer in Yakimo , Washington state , were voluntarily recalling the apples Friday because of possible health hazards , a city official said . possible health hazards , What health hazards could be experienced from these fungicides? 28 32 +1130 4 Several stores in Tokyo that stocked apples packed by Apple King , a packer in Yakimo , Washington state , were voluntarily recalling the apples Friday because of possible health hazards , a city official said . possible health hazards , What are the possible health hazards? 28 32 +1130 5 But a spokesman for Japan ' s largest supermarket chain , Daiei Inc . , said the company has no plans to remove U . S . apples from its shelves . spokesman for Japan ' s largest supermarket chain , Who was this spokesman? 2 11 +1130 5 But a spokesman for Japan ' s largest supermarket chain , Daiei Inc . , said the company has no plans to remove U . S . apples from its shelves . no plans to remove U . S . apples from its shelves Why does he have no plans if this is a health issue? 19 31 +1130 5 But a spokesman for Japan ' s largest supermarket chain , Daiei Inc . , said the company has no plans to remove U . S . apples from its shelves . has no plans to remove U . S . apples Why will Daiei continue to sell apples that may have fungicide on them? 18 28 +1130 5 But a spokesman for Japan ' s largest supermarket chain , Daiei Inc . , said the company has no plans to remove U . S . apples from its shelves . spokesman for Japan ' s largest supermarket chain , Who is the spokesman for Japan's largest supermarket chain? 2 11 +1131 1 Despite talks to end the 11 - year - old ethnic war , the government plans to spend more money on fighting the Tamil separatists this year . 11 - year - old ethnic war , Why has this lasted so long? 5 13 +1131 1 Despite talks to end the 11 - year - old ethnic war , the government plans to spend more money on fighting the Tamil separatists this year . more money What amount are they considering? 18 20 +1131 1 Despite talks to end the 11 - year - old ethnic war , the government plans to spend more money on fighting the Tamil separatists this year . fighting the Tamil separatists Why are they fighting? 21 25 +1131 1 Despite talks to end the 11 - year - old ethnic war , the government plans to spend more money on fighting the Tamil separatists this year . Tamil separatists What are the Tamil separatists claiming? 23 25 +1131 1 Despite talks to end the 11 - year - old ethnic war , the government plans to spend more money on fighting the Tamil separatists this year . the government the government of which country? 13 15 +1131 2 The budget that will be presented next week is likely to hike defense spending from rupees 29 billion ( dlrs 591 million ) to rupees 33 billion ( dlrs 673 million ) , according to Deputy Defense Minister Anuruddha Ratwatte . The budget How much is the budget? 0 2 +1131 2 The budget that will be presented next week is likely to hike defense spending from rupees 29 billion ( dlrs 591 million ) to rupees 33 billion ( dlrs 673 million ) , according to Deputy Defense Minister Anuruddha Ratwatte . presented next week When next week? 5 8 +1131 2 The budget that will be presented next week is likely to hike defense spending from rupees 29 billion ( dlrs 591 million ) to rupees 33 billion ( dlrs 673 million ) , according to Deputy Defense Minister Anuruddha Ratwatte . likely to hike defense spending What is the cause of this hike? 9 14 +1131 2 The budget that will be presented next week is likely to hike defense spending from rupees 29 billion ( dlrs 591 million ) to rupees 33 billion ( dlrs 673 million ) , according to Deputy Defense Minister Anuruddha Ratwatte . defense defense spending of which nation? 12 13 +1131 3 Peace talks that began last October have made little progress as the rebels have been adding to their demands , President Chandrika Kumaratunga has said . Peace talks who started the talks? 0 2 +1131 3 Peace talks that began last October have made little progress as the rebels have been adding to their demands , President Chandrika Kumaratunga has said . have made little progress Why have they not made more progress? 6 10 +1131 3 Peace talks that began last October have made little progress as the rebels have been adding to their demands , President Chandrika Kumaratunga has said . adding to their demands , What are their demands? 15 20 +1131 3 Peace talks that began last October have made little progress as the rebels have been adding to their demands , President Chandrika Kumaratunga has said . as the rebels have been adding to their demands , Why have the rebels increased their lists of demands? 10 20 +1131 3 Peace talks that began last October have made little progress as the rebels have been adding to their demands , President Chandrika Kumaratunga has said . Peace talks peace talks between whom? 0 2 +1131 3 Peace talks that began last October have made little progress as the rebels have been adding to their demands , President Chandrika Kumaratunga has said . rebels have been adding to their demands , What are the rebels' demands? 12 20 +1131 4 The war for a homeland for the nation ' s 3 million minority Tamils has claimed more than 34 , 000 lives . The war Who started this war? 0 2 +1131 4 The war for a homeland for the nation ' s 3 million minority Tamils has claimed more than 34 , 000 lives . The war for a homeland Why do the Tamils not have a homeland, in their mind? 0 5 +1131 5 " If this war ends forthwith , this colossal sum could be utilized toward the country ' s development strategy , " Ratwatte said at a ceremony during a bank opening , the state - owned Daily News reported Friday . be utilized How will it be utilized? 11 13 +1131 5 " If this war ends forthwith , this colossal sum could be utilized toward the country ' s development strategy , " Ratwatte said at a ceremony during a bank opening , the state - owned Daily News reported Friday . development strategy , " What is the strategy? 18 22 +1131 5 " If this war ends forthwith , this colossal sum could be utilized toward the country ' s development strategy , " Ratwatte said at a ceremony during a bank opening , the state - owned Daily News reported Friday . development strategy , " what strategy? 18 22 +1132 1 Renegade Muslim forces allied with rebel Serbs blocked a convoy of aid for 120 , 000 beleaguered civilians in northwestern Bosnia , the U . N . aid agency reported Friday . blocked a convoy of aid how did they block the convoy of aid? 7 12 +1132 1 Renegade Muslim forces allied with rebel Serbs blocked a convoy of aid for 120 , 000 beleaguered civilians in northwestern Bosnia , the U . N . aid agency reported Friday . Renegade Muslim forces who are these renegade forces, and how are they designated renegade? 0 3 +1132 1 Renegade Muslim forces allied with rebel Serbs blocked a convoy of aid for 120 , 000 beleaguered civilians in northwestern Bosnia , the U . N . aid agency reported Friday . blocked How did they block the aid? 7 8 +1132 1 Renegade Muslim forces allied with rebel Serbs blocked a convoy of aid for 120 , 000 beleaguered civilians in northwestern Bosnia , the U . N . aid agency reported Friday . Muslim forces allied with rebel Serbs Why did the Muslim forces ally themselves with the rebel Serbs? 1 7 +1132 1 Renegade Muslim forces allied with rebel Serbs blocked a convoy of aid for 120 , 000 beleaguered civilians in northwestern Bosnia , the U . N . aid agency reported Friday . beleaguered Why were the civilians beleaguered? 16 17 +1132 2 Fighting in that area , particularly around Velika Kladusa , headquarters of the rebel Muslim ' s fight against Bosnia ' s Muslim - led government , is threatening a country - wide truce . is threatening a country - wide truce how is it threatening the truce? 27 34 +1132 2 Fighting in that area , particularly around Velika Kladusa , headquarters of the rebel Muslim ' s fight against Bosnia ' s Muslim - led government , is threatening a country - wide truce . country - wide truce What are the details of the country-wide truce? 30 34 +1132 2 Fighting in that area , particularly around Velika Kladusa , headquarters of the rebel Muslim ' s fight against Bosnia ' s Muslim - led government , is threatening a country - wide truce . truce Truce between whom? 33 34 +1132 2 Fighting in that area , particularly around Velika Kladusa , headquarters of the rebel Muslim ' s fight against Bosnia ' s Muslim - led government , is threatening a country - wide truce . Fighting Why is there fighting in this area?\n 0 1 +1132 3 Serb fighters from neighboring Croatia and the rebelious Muslims are not party to the cease - fire , designed as a prelude to resuming peace negotiations . the rebelious Muslims who are they rebelling against? 6 9 +1132 3 Serb fighters from neighboring Croatia and the rebelious Muslims are not party to the cease - fire , designed as a prelude to resuming peace negotiations . not party to the cease - fire , Why are the Serbs and Muslims not party to the cease-fire? 10 18 +1132 3 Serb fighters from neighboring Croatia and the rebelious Muslims are not party to the cease - fire , designed as a prelude to resuming peace negotiations . resuming Why did the peace negotiations cease? 23 24 +1132 4 But international efforts to get negotiations started collapsed last week due to Bosnian Serb intransigence . Bosnia ' s Muslim government , impatient with U . N . inability to halt fighting , has warned the truce could collapse entirely . due to Bosnian Serb intransigence what form did this intransigence take? 10 15 +1132 4 But international efforts to get negotiations started collapsed last week due to Bosnian Serb intransigence . Bosnia ' s Muslim government , impatient with U . N . inability to halt fighting , has warned the truce could collapse entirely . impatient with U . N . inability to halt fighting , How long has the U.N. been trying to halt fighting? 22 33 +1132 4 But international efforts to get negotiations started collapsed last week due to Bosnian Serb intransigence . Bosnia ' s Muslim government , impatient with U . N . inability to halt fighting , has warned the truce could collapse entirely . impatient How long has this been going on? 22 23 +1132 4 But international efforts to get negotiations started collapsed last week due to Bosnian Serb intransigence . Bosnia ' s Muslim government , impatient with U . N . inability to halt fighting , has warned the truce could collapse entirely . impatient Why are the UN not capable according to Bosnia? 22 23 +1132 5 U . N . officials expressed concern Thursday about an apparent increase of Croatian Serb tanks , artillery and troops in the contested northwest Bihac region . Most blame for the fighting lies with them , U . N . spokesman Michael Williams said . Most blame for the fighting lies with them , Why does the blame lie with them? 27 36 +1132 5 U . N . officials expressed concern Thursday about an apparent increase of Croatian Serb tanks , artillery and troops in the contested northwest Bihac region . Most blame for the fighting lies with them , U . N . spokesman Michael Williams said . Most blame for the fighting lies with them , Why is the Bihac region to blame? 27 36 +1132 5 U . N . officials expressed concern Thursday about an apparent increase of Croatian Serb tanks , artillery and troops in the contested northwest Bihac region . Most blame for the fighting lies with them , U . N . spokesman Michael Williams said . blame Who else is to blame? 28 29 +1133 1 The U . N . expert investigating Israeli human rights violations Friday defended his controversial decision to quit , saying progress in the peace process rather condemnation of Israel was the best way to promote Palestinian rights . controversial decision to quit , Why was his quitting the post so controversial? 14 19 +1133 1 The U . N . expert investigating Israeli human rights violations Friday defended his controversial decision to quit , saying progress in the peace process rather condemnation of Israel was the best way to promote Palestinian rights . human rights violations What human rights violations? 8 11 +1133 1 The U . N . expert investigating Israeli human rights violations Friday defended his controversial decision to quit , saying progress in the peace process rather condemnation of Israel was the best way to promote Palestinian rights . Israeli human rights violations Which violations? 7 11 +1133 2 Rene Felber , a former Swiss foreign minister , caused an outcry at the U . N . Human Rights Commission earlier this week by recommending and end to his two - year mission because it was useless to issue reports that weren ' t acted on . that weren ' t acted on Why were his reports being ignored? 41 47 +1133 2 Rene Felber , a former Swiss foreign minister , caused an outcry at the U . N . Human Rights Commission earlier this week by recommending and end to his two - year mission because it was useless to issue reports that weren ' t acted on . weren ' t acted on How many reports weren't acted on? 42 47 +1133 3 In addition to focussing attention on the effectiveness of the commission - - which issues dozens of such reports each year - - Felber ' s action also raised wider questions about whether publicizing abuses is the best way to pressure governments into mending their ways . whether publicizing abuses is the best way What other types of pressure are thought to be more effective? 32 39 +1133 3 In addition to focussing attention on the effectiveness of the commission - - which issues dozens of such reports each year - - Felber ' s action also raised wider questions about whether publicizing abuses is the best way to pressure governments into mending their ways . best way What would be another, possibly better way? 37 39 +1133 4 " Maybe I said out loud what other people merely think , " Felber told a news conference . " I don ' t regret it . " other people merely think , " What might other people be merely thinking other than what was already stated? 7 13 +1133 5 " You have to give priority to a political solution . There ' s no point issuing denunciations if there are no results from these denunciations . " denunciations What is a denunciation? 17 18 +1134 1 The 33 - nation Council of Europe has suspended membership talks with Russia until Moscow stops attacking its breakaway republic of Chechnya . stops attacking Why are they attacking Chechnya? 15 17 +1134 1 The 33 - nation Council of Europe has suspended membership talks with Russia until Moscow stops attacking its breakaway republic of Chechnya . suspended membership talks with Russia What would membership in the Council of Europe entail for Russia? 8 13 +1134 1 The 33 - nation Council of Europe has suspended membership talks with Russia until Moscow stops attacking its breakaway republic of Chechnya . The 33 - nation Council Who are these 33 nations? 0 5 +1134 1 The 33 - nation Council of Europe has suspended membership talks with Russia until Moscow stops attacking its breakaway republic of Chechnya . suspended membership talks Why were these talks suspended? 8 11 +1134 1 The 33 - nation Council of Europe has suspended membership talks with Russia until Moscow stops attacking its breakaway republic of Chechnya . attacking What attacks have happened? 16 17 +1134 2 Voting late Thursday to suspend talks , the Council ' s parliamentary assembly also condemned " the indiscriminate and disproportionate use of force by the Russian military . " Voting Who was voting? 0 1 +1134 2 Voting late Thursday to suspend talks , the Council ' s parliamentary assembly also condemned " the indiscriminate and disproportionate use of force by the Russian military . " condemned What did they condemn? 14 15 +1134 2 Voting late Thursday to suspend talks , the Council ' s parliamentary assembly also condemned " the indiscriminate and disproportionate use of force by the Russian military . " use of force What has specifically happened? 20 23 +1134 3 The council was founded in 1949 to defend human rights and parliamentary democracy . It is the oldest of the postwar organizations promoting European unity , and best known for its 1950 human rights convention . 1950 human rights convention What are it's greatest accomplishments thus far? 31 35 +1134 3 The council was founded in 1949 to defend human rights and parliamentary democracy . It is the oldest of the postwar organizations promoting European unity , and best known for its 1950 human rights convention . was founded Founded by whom? 2 4 +1134 3 The council was founded in 1949 to defend human rights and parliamentary democracy . It is the oldest of the postwar organizations promoting European unity , and best known for its 1950 human rights convention . promoting How many ways do they promote unity? 22 23 +1134 3 The council was founded in 1949 to defend human rights and parliamentary democracy . It is the oldest of the postwar organizations promoting European unity , and best known for its 1950 human rights convention . best known Why is the council best known for the convention? 27 29 +1134 4 Its core membership of Western European democracies has expanded to include new eastern European democracies - - Bulgaria , the Czech Republic , Estonia , Hungary , Poland , Lithuania , Romania , Slovakia and Slovenia . new eastern European democracies What are the criteria to enter? 11 15 +1134 4 Its core membership of Western European democracies has expanded to include new eastern European democracies - - Bulgaria , the Czech Republic , Estonia , Hungary , Poland , Lithuania , Romania , Slovakia and Slovenia . core membership Who are their members? 1 3 +1134 4 Its core membership of Western European democracies has expanded to include new eastern European democracies - - Bulgaria , the Czech Republic , Estonia , Hungary , Poland , Lithuania , Romania , Slovakia and Slovenia . has expanded Why was it expanded to include more? 7 9 +1134 5 Council spokeswoman Henriette Girard said assembly members would demand a ceasefire with Chechnya . She said they would also insist Russia alter its constitution to give its parliament more control over the executive branch . demand a ceasefire with Chechnya How could the Council demand a ceasefire if they cannot make binding law? 8 13 +1134 5 Council spokeswoman Henriette Girard said assembly members would demand a ceasefire with Chechnya . She said they would also insist Russia alter its constitution to give its parliament more control over the executive branch . would demand With what power will they demand this? 7 9 +1134 5 Council spokeswoman Henriette Girard said assembly members would demand a ceasefire with Chechnya . She said they would also insist Russia alter its constitution to give its parliament more control over the executive branch . alter its constitution How exactly do they want altered? 21 24 +1134 5 Council spokeswoman Henriette Girard said assembly members would demand a ceasefire with Chechnya . She said they would also insist Russia alter its constitution to give its parliament more control over the executive branch . more control Is more control necessary? 28 30 +1135 1 Michael Stich made it clear on Friday that Croatia will have a hard time posting an upset over Germany in its World Group debut when he beat Goran Ivanisevic in four sets in the opening singles . hard Why will they have a hard time/struggle? 12 13 +1135 1 Michael Stich made it clear on Friday that Croatia will have a hard time posting an upset over Germany in its World Group debut when he beat Goran Ivanisevic in four sets in the opening singles . Stich Who is Michael Stich? 1 2 +1135 1 Michael Stich made it clear on Friday that Croatia will have a hard time posting an upset over Germany in its World Group debut when he beat Goran Ivanisevic in four sets in the opening singles . debut What sport is Croatia debuting in? 23 24 +1135 2 Ivanisevic struggled with his best weapon , his first serve , allowing the German to win 7 - 6 ( 7 - 3 ) , 4 - 6 , 6 - 1 , 6 - 4 behind superior ground strokes . struggled How did he struggle/to what extent? 1 2 +1135 2 Ivanisevic struggled with his best weapon , his first serve , allowing the German to win 7 - 6 ( 7 - 3 ) , 4 - 6 , 6 - 1 , 6 - 4 behind superior ground strokes . superior What makes Michael Stich's ground strokes superior? 37 38 +1135 3 Boris Becker , returning to Davis Cup play after a 2 1 / 2 year absence , is expected to give Germany a 2 - 0 lead Friday when he faces unknown Sasa Hirszon in the second singles later Friday . unknown Why is this person unknown? 31 32 +1135 3 Boris Becker , returning to Davis Cup play after a 2 1 / 2 year absence , is expected to give Germany a 2 - 0 lead Friday when he faces unknown Sasa Hirszon in the second singles later Friday . Cup What is the Davis Cup? 6 7 +1135 3 Boris Becker , returning to Davis Cup play after a 2 1 / 2 year absence , is expected to give Germany a 2 - 0 lead Friday when he faces unknown Sasa Hirszon in the second singles later Friday . absence , Why did he take a 2.5 year absence? 15 17 +1135 3 Boris Becker , returning to Davis Cup play after a 2 1 / 2 year absence , is expected to give Germany a 2 - 0 lead Friday when he faces unknown Sasa Hirszon in the second singles later Friday . unknown What is Sasa Hirszon's background? 31 32 +1135 4 The slim hopes of Croatia against Germany , a three - time Davis Cup titlist , rested on the shoulders of the hard - serving Ivanisevic . Croatia had hoped the world No . 5 could sweep both his singles against the two German aces . world How did Ivanisevic become ranked no. 5 in the world? 31 32 +1135 5 But Ivanisevic ' s first serve , one of the most powerful in tennis , deserted him during the last two sets . Stich gained a decisive break in the fourth set at 3 - 2 after the Croatian fought off five other chances by the German . one of the most powerful in tennis , How fast is the first serve of Ivanisevic? 7 15 +1135 5 But Ivanisevic ' s first serve , one of the most powerful in tennis , deserted him during the last two sets . Stich gained a decisive break in the fourth set at 3 - 2 after the Croatian fought off five other chances by the German . deserted Why did he lose his ability to a certain extent? 15 16 +1135 5 But Ivanisevic ' s first serve , one of the most powerful in tennis , deserted him during the last two sets . Stich gained a decisive break in the fourth set at 3 - 2 after the Croatian fought off five other chances by the German . deserted Why wasn't he able to use his first serve effectively? 15 16 +1136 1 Demands that a ban on nuclear tests be completed before an agreement preventing the spread of nuclear weapons is extended are holding up the disarmament process , the Secretary - General for the world ' s main disarmament forum said Friday . the disarmament process , Disarmament of who? 23 27 +1136 1 Demands that a ban on nuclear tests be completed before an agreement preventing the spread of nuclear weapons is extended are holding up the disarmament process , the Secretary - General for the world ' s main disarmament forum said Friday . Demands Which group is making these demands? 0 1 +1136 2 Linking debates was common during Cold War confrontational days , Vladimir Petrovsky told the Conference on Disarament but was now counter - productive . Linking debates was common What does this have to do with the previous sentence? 0 4 +1136 2 Linking debates was common during Cold War confrontational days , Vladimir Petrovsky told the Conference on Disarament but was now counter - productive . Linking debates was common Why was this practice more common in the past? 0 4 +1136 2 Linking debates was common during Cold War confrontational days , Vladimir Petrovsky told the Conference on Disarament but was now counter - productive . Linking What are linking debates, and how are they commonly used during the Cold War? 0 1 +1136 3 Countries should concentrate instead on the progress of each individual step in the nuclear arms elimination process , he said . nuclear arms elimination How are they getting rid of the nuclear weapons? 13 16 +1136 3 Countries should concentrate instead on the progress of each individual step in the nuclear arms elimination process , he said . Countries Who are the participating countries? 0 1 +1136 4 The 38 - nation conference is currently holding its spring session in this Swiss city with the successful completion of a comprehensive ban on nuclear testing its top priority . this Swiss city Which Swiss city? 12 15 +1136 4 The 38 - nation conference is currently holding its spring session in this Swiss city with the successful completion of a comprehensive ban on nuclear testing its top priority . Swiss Which Swiss city is this article referring to? 13 14 +1136 5 The process has taken on a particular urgency in the run - up to crucial negotiations in New York in April on renewing the Nuclear Non - Proliferation Treaty which prevents the spread of strategic weapons . strategic What is considered a strategic weapon? 34 35 +1137 1 Swiss hopes of defeating the Netherlands in the Davis Cup were severely hurt Friday when 15th - ranked Marc Rosset was rushed to hospital with an injured foot . Davis Cup what is the Davis Cup? 8 10 +1137 1 Swiss hopes of defeating the Netherlands in the Davis Cup were severely hurt Friday when 15th - ranked Marc Rosset was rushed to hospital with an injured foot . rushed to hospital with an injured foot . What was the reason behind the injury? 21 29 +1137 1 Swiss hopes of defeating the Netherlands in the Davis Cup were severely hurt Friday when 15th - ranked Marc Rosset was rushed to hospital with an injured foot . Cup What sport is the Davis Cup? 9 10 +1137 1 Swiss hopes of defeating the Netherlands in the Davis Cup were severely hurt Friday when 15th - ranked Marc Rosset was rushed to hospital with an injured foot . injured How was his foot injured? 26 27 +1137 2 Rosset abandoned his match against Jacco Eltingh in the second set , while leading 6 - 4 , 2 - 3 . He twisted his foot while running for a forehand volley on his own service game . second set , while leading 6 - 4 , 2 - 3 . what sport is this? Volleyball? 9 22 +1137 2 Rosset abandoned his match against Jacco Eltingh in the second set , while leading 6 - 4 , 2 - 3 . He twisted his foot while running for a forehand volley on his own service game . forehand What is a forehand volley? 30 31 +1137 3 Sobbing with pain and disappointment before the home crowd , Rosset limped off the court . He was taken to hospital for X - rays . It was not immediately clear if he would be able to play in the weekend matches . It was not immediately clear will Rosset be okay? how hard is the recovery process? 26 31 +1137 3 Sobbing with pain and disappointment before the home crowd , Rosset limped off the court . He was taken to hospital for X - rays . It was not immediately clear if he would be able to play in the weekend matches . X - rays Did he suffer any broken bones? 22 25 +1137 4 " I ' m not happy about winning in this manner , " Eltingh said . " It ' s horrible for Rosset , especially as it happened in his home town . " home town what is his home town? 30 32 +1137 4 " I ' m not happy about winning in this manner , " Eltingh said . " It ' s horrible for Rosset , especially as it happened in his home town . " Eltingh What team does Eltingh play for? 13 14 +1137 5 Switzerland ' s Jakob Hlasek was due to meet the Netherlands ' Richard Krajicek later . The matches are the opening singles in the first - round world group tie . matches are what kind of matches ? what sport is being talked about? 17 19 +1137 5 Switzerland ' s Jakob Hlasek was due to meet the Netherlands ' Richard Krajicek later . The matches are the opening singles in the first - round world group tie . singles Are all matches in this tournament singles? 21 22 +1137 5 Switzerland ' s Jakob Hlasek was due to meet the Netherlands ' Richard Krajicek later . The matches are the opening singles in the first - round world group tie . tie What is the structure of this tournament? 29 30 +1138 1 It ' s been seven years since France beat England in rugby union , but that hasn ' t lessened the intensity of the cross - Channel rivalry . seven years since France Why has it taken seven years? 4 8 +1138 2 On Saturday , the two teams meet at Twickenham in the game that is expected to decide this year ' s Five Nations Championship . The buildup has been anything but congenial . The buildup has been anything but congenial Why hasn't it been congenial? 25 32 +1138 2 On Saturday , the two teams meet at Twickenham in the game that is expected to decide this year ' s Five Nations Championship . The buildup has been anything but congenial . has been anything but congenial In what way has the buildup not been congenial? 27 32 +1138 2 On Saturday , the two teams meet at Twickenham in the game that is expected to decide this year ' s Five Nations Championship . The buildup has been anything but congenial . buildup has been anything but congenial . Why has there been such acrimony? 26 33 +1138 3 " Playing against France in the Five Nations is like facing 15 Eric Cantonas , " said England front row forward Brian Moore , referring to the French and Manchester United soccer player who attacked a spectator during a game last week . " They are brilliant , but brutal . " who attacked Why did they attack a spectator? 33 35 +1138 4 Players like Moore , nicknamed " Pit Bull " by his England teammates , revel in the atmosphere of the France - England games . Last year , he was accused by French coach Pierre Berbizier of orchestrating on - field provocations of the French players , whose succession of penalties resulted in an 18 - 14 defeat . on - field provocations of the French players , What sort of provocations was Moore accused of being behind? 38 47 +1139 1 Finance ministers and central bank officials of the world ' s seven largest economies gathered Friday in Toronto for talks expected to focus on the economic woes of Mexico . seven largest economies What are the seven largest economies? 11 14 +1139 1 Finance ministers and central bank officials of the world ' s seven largest economies gathered Friday in Toronto for talks expected to focus on the economic woes of Mexico . economic woes of Mexico what sort of economic woes / what is going on there? 25 29 +1139 1 Finance ministers and central bank officials of the world ' s seven largest economies gathered Friday in Toronto for talks expected to focus on the economic woes of Mexico . economic woes of Mexico . What type of issues was Mexico experiencing at this time? 25 30 +1139 2 The nosedive of the Mexican peso in recent weeks sent a shock wave through the ministries and markets of the world ' s rich nations , a reminder of just how closely linked the economies of the planet are today and how an economic dwarf can quickly become a giant . The nosedive What caused the nosedive? 0 2 +1139 2 The nosedive of the Mexican peso in recent weeks sent a shock wave through the ministries and markets of the world ' s rich nations , a reminder of just how closely linked the economies of the planet are today and how an economic dwarf can quickly become a giant . The nosedive of the Mexican peso Why did the Mexican peso nosedive? 0 6 +1139 2 The nosedive of the Mexican peso in recent weeks sent a shock wave through the ministries and markets of the world ' s rich nations , a reminder of just how closely linked the economies of the planet are today and how an economic dwarf can quickly become a giant . nosedive of the Mexican peso Why had the peso been struggling to keep up with other currencies? 1 6 +1139 3 Meeting over dinner Friday night were officials from the Group of Seven , which includes the United States , Canada , Germany , France , Britain , Italy and Japan , along with their central bankers and the chief of the International Monetary Fund . officials which officials? name some from each country or the most important ones? 6 7 +1139 4 The officials were scheduled to meet again Saturday morning , part of a regular series of consultations and preparatory to the G - 7 summit June 15 - 17 in Halifax , Nova Scotia . Saturday what date? 7 8 +1139 5 Some of the Europeans are unhappy at being dragged into what many of them see as a North American problem . Some of the Europeans Which ones? 0 4 +1139 5 Some of the Europeans are unhappy at being dragged into what many of them see as a North American problem . Europeans are unhappy Why are the Europeans unhappy? 3 6 +1139 5 Some of the Europeans are unhappy at being dragged into what many of them see as a North American problem . as a North American problem Why is it only a north American problem? 15 20 +1139 5 Some of the Europeans are unhappy at being dragged into what many of them see as a North American problem . see as a North American problem . Why was this seen as a problem that was only North American when many economies are typically seen as linked? 14 21 +1140 1 Expanding NATO into eastern Europe would give Russia more security , not less as Moscow fears , the alliance ' s secretary - general said Friday . give Russia more security , How would security be increased? 6 11 +1140 1 Expanding NATO into eastern Europe would give Russia more security , not less as Moscow fears , the alliance ' s secretary - general said Friday . security , How would expanding NATO into eastern Europe give Russia more security? 9 11 +1140 1 Expanding NATO into eastern Europe would give Russia more security , not less as Moscow fears , the alliance ' s secretary - general said Friday . fears , Why does Moscow fears that Russia will get more security? 15 17 +1140 1 Expanding NATO into eastern Europe would give Russia more security , not less as Moscow fears , the alliance ' s secretary - general said Friday . secretary - general What are some reasons why NATO expansion would give Russia more security? 21 24 +1140 2 " We are willing to cooperate with Russia , " Willy Claes said . " We are not trying to isolate Russia . I will sing this every day , if necessary , in order to convince Moscow that we have good intentions . " willing Why is Willy Claes willing to cooperate with Russia? 3 4 +1140 2 " We are willing to cooperate with Russia , " Willy Claes said . " We are not trying to isolate Russia . I will sing this every day , if necessary , in order to convince Moscow that we have good intentions . " cooperate How does he plan to cooperate with Russia? 5 6 +1140 2 " We are willing to cooperate with Russia , " Willy Claes said . " We are not trying to isolate Russia . I will sing this every day , if necessary , in order to convince Moscow that we have good intentions . " cooperate What are the requirements to become a member of NATO? What are the benefits? 5 6 +1140 3 Claes was in Bonn before a Saturday meeting in Munich of Western defense leaders and military chiefs . meeting Why was Claes meeting Munich of Western defense leaders and military chiefs? 7 8 +1140 3 Claes was in Bonn before a Saturday meeting in Munich of Western defense leaders and military chiefs . meeting What is the objective of the meeting in Munich? 7 8 +1140 3 Claes was in Bonn before a Saturday meeting in Munich of Western defense leaders and military chiefs . Saturday meeting which saturday was it? 6 8 +1140 4 NATO is studying how former Soviet allies might join the alliance . It has named no candidates , set no entry dates . But Russia is upset and has put off a broad program of military and political cooperation with NATO . But Russia is upset Why is Russia upset about this alliance? 23 27 +1140 4 NATO is studying how former Soviet allies might join the alliance . It has named no candidates , set no entry dates . But Russia is upset and has put off a broad program of military and political cooperation with NATO . studying Why does NATO wants former Soviet allies to join the alliance? 2 3 +1140 4 NATO is studying how former Soviet allies might join the alliance . It has named no candidates , set no entry dates . But Russia is upset and has put off a broad program of military and political cooperation with NATO . upset Why is Russia upset about this? 26 27 +1140 4 NATO is studying how former Soviet allies might join the alliance . It has named no candidates , set no entry dates . But Russia is upset and has put off a broad program of military and political cooperation with NATO . candidates , How many candidates are under consideration for membership? 16 18 +1140 4 NATO is studying how former Soviet allies might join the alliance . It has named no candidates , set no entry dates . But Russia is upset and has put off a broad program of military and political cooperation with NATO . NATO is studying what are they finding? 0 3 +1140 5 Moscow is worried of being isolated if NATO takes in Poland , Hungary and others as members . Its bloody intervention in Chechnya has made east European countries especially eager to join because they could then gain the alliance ' s protection from Russia . takes How does NATO plan on taking in Poland, Hungary and others as members? 8 9 +1140 5 Moscow is worried of being isolated if NATO takes in Poland , Hungary and others as members . Its bloody intervention in Chechnya has made east European countries especially eager to join because they could then gain the alliance ' s protection from Russia . intervention Why did Moscow interfere in Chechnya? 20 21 +1140 5 Moscow is worried of being isolated if NATO takes in Poland , Hungary and others as members . Its bloody intervention in Chechnya has made east European countries especially eager to join because they could then gain the alliance ' s protection from Russia . Chechnya is that in russia? 22 23 +1141 1 Three Yugoslavs were honored Friday for their role in saving Jews from the Holocuast . Yugoslavs How bad was the anti-semitism in Yugoslavia at that time? 1 2 +1141 1 Three Yugoslavs were honored Friday for their role in saving Jews from the Holocuast . Yugoslavs How did the Yugoslavs save the Jews from the Holocaust? 1 2 +1141 1 Three Yugoslavs were honored Friday for their role in saving Jews from the Holocuast . Three Yugoslavs Which three Yugoslavs were honored? 0 2 +1141 1 Three Yugoslavs were honored Friday for their role in saving Jews from the Holocuast . role in What was their role in saving the Jews? 7 9 +1141 2 Since 1953 , Gentiles who saved Jews during the Nazi terror have been honored with the title of the Righteous by the Yad Vashem Holocaust museum in Israel . Gentiles Who are considered Gentiles? 3 4 +1141 3 One savior and the widows of two others received Righteous medals Friday at Belgrade ' s Jewish Community . Belgrade ' s How big is the Jewish community in Belgrade? 13 16 +1141 3 One savior and the widows of two others received Righteous medals Friday at Belgrade ' s Jewish Community . One savior and the widows of two others Who were the one savior and two others? 0 8 +1141 4 Risto Ristic saved 10 Jewish families - - 36 children and adults - - from a raid by Croat collaborators of the Nazis in 1941 in the town of Bijeljina , now one of the Bosnian towns from which Serbs have brutally expelled many Muslims . Muslims How severe have these anti-Muslim sentiments been? 44 45 +1141 4 Risto Ristic saved 10 Jewish families - - 36 children and adults - - from a raid by Croat collaborators of the Nazis in 1941 in the town of Bijeljina , now one of the Bosnian towns from which Serbs have brutally expelled many Muslims . saved How did he save them? Where did he hide them? 2 3 +1141 4 Risto Ristic saved 10 Jewish families - - 36 children and adults - - from a raid by Croat collaborators of the Nazis in 1941 in the town of Bijeljina , now one of the Bosnian towns from which Serbs have brutally expelled many Muslims . Risto Ristic saved 10 Jewish families How were the families saved during the raids? 0 6 +1141 5 Ristic was tipped about the Croat raid , and urged the families to flee . Ristic was tipped about the Croat raid , How was Ristic tipped about the Croat raid? 0 8 +1141 5 Ristic was tipped about the Croat raid , and urged the families to flee . Ristic was tipped about the Croat raid , How did Ristic receive his information? 0 8 +1142 1 A conference on Algeria organized by Europe could help end the violence that has wracked the country for three years , President Francois Mitterrand said Friday . violence that has wracked the country Why has there been so much violence here? 11 17 +1142 1 A conference on Algeria organized by Europe could help end the violence that has wracked the country for three years , President Francois Mitterrand said Friday . violence that has wracked the country Why has there been an outbreak in violence? 11 17 +1142 1 A conference on Algeria organized by Europe could help end the violence that has wracked the country for three years , President Francois Mitterrand said Friday . conference What is the name? 1 2 +1142 1 A conference on Algeria organized by Europe could help end the violence that has wracked the country for three years , President Francois Mitterrand said Friday . violence Why has violence wracked the country? 11 12 +1142 1 A conference on Algeria organized by Europe could help end the violence that has wracked the country for three years , President Francois Mitterrand said Friday . could help How could the conference help end the violence? 7 9 +1142 2 " If the European Union could , in Europe , organize a conference that draws from different ideas put forth recently , notably the opposition conference in Rome . there would perhaps be more chance to see these projects accepted by the parties opposing each other , " Mitterrand told reporters . different ideas What were the differing ideas at play? 16 18 +1142 2 " If the European Union could , in Europe , organize a conference that draws from different ideas put forth recently , notably the opposition conference in Rome . there would perhaps be more chance to see these projects accepted by the parties opposing each other , " Mitterrand told reporters . the opposition conference Why is an opposition conference occurring? 23 26 +1142 2 " If the European Union could , in Europe , organize a conference that draws from different ideas put forth recently , notably the opposition conference in Rome . there would perhaps be more chance to see these projects accepted by the parties opposing each other , " Mitterrand told reporters . parties opposing each other , " Why are parties opposing each other? 42 48 +1142 3 Responding to a question whether Europe could play a role in bringing peace to Algeria , Mitterrand said his comments were a " hope " and not a " political decision . " play a role in bringing peace to Algeria , How could the EU's ideas bring peace to the country? 7 16 +1142 3 Responding to a question whether Europe could play a role in bringing peace to Algeria , Mitterrand said his comments were a " hope " and not a " political decision . " question Who posed the question? 3 4 +1142 4 He said he broached the topic during informal talks with German Chancellor Helmut Kohl in Paris Thursday and the two agreed that " terrorism and extremism strongly feed the misery and economic crisis " of Algeria . the misery and economic crisis " of Algeria Why was there such economic struggle in Algeria? 28 36 +1142 4 He said he broached the topic during informal talks with German Chancellor Helmut Kohl in Paris Thursday and the two agreed that " terrorism and extremism strongly feed the misery and economic crisis " of Algeria . extremism What are the extremist views at play? 25 26 +1142 4 He said he broached the topic during informal talks with German Chancellor Helmut Kohl in Paris Thursday and the two agreed that " terrorism and extremism strongly feed the misery and economic crisis " of Algeria . economic crisis " Why is there an economic crisis in Algeria? 31 34 +1143 1 The first summit to bring together Israel and its Arab peace partners offered something for everyone . But critical decisions for a lasting peace were put off for another day . were put off for another day Why were some critical decisions delayed? 24 30 +1143 1 The first summit to bring together Israel and its Arab peace partners offered something for everyone . But critical decisions for a lasting peace were put off for another day . another How long has it been so far? 28 29 +1143 2 Israel got a declaration on terrorism for Israel , Egypt a nod toward its goal of a nuclear - free Middle East , and the Palestinians a pledge to speed up negotiations on their future . got What were each side asking for originally? 1 2 +1143 2 Israel got a declaration on terrorism for Israel , Egypt a nod toward its goal of a nuclear - free Middle East , and the Palestinians a pledge to speed up negotiations on their future . future How far into their future? 34 35 +1143 3 But ways to curb attacks on Israelis by Islamic militants , the most serious threat to peace , weren ' t even discussed at Thursday ' s summit . weren ' t even discussed at Thursday ' s summit Why were these issues not even touched? 18 28 +1143 4 " Such meetings cannot discuss specific ways and means , but to reaffirm our stand against all kinds of violence that would undermine the peace process , " Egypt ' s foreign minister , Amr Moussa , said after the five - hour session . specific ways and means , Why did Amr feel this way? 5 10 +1143 4 " Such meetings cannot discuss specific ways and means , but to reaffirm our stand against all kinds of violence that would undermine the peace process , " Egypt ' s foreign minister , Amr Moussa , said after the five - hour session . cannot discuss specific ways and means , Why could the meeting not discuss more specific measures? 3 10 +1143 4 " Such meetings cannot discuss specific ways and means , but to reaffirm our stand against all kinds of violence that would undermine the peace process , " Egypt ' s foreign minister , Amr Moussa , said after the five - hour session . cannot Why can they not discuss specific ways or means? 3 4 +1144 1 More than a thousand police and soldiers were being deployed Friday in the country ' s southeastern region to prevent the premature return of 250 , 000 flooding evacuees . premature Why is a premature return not wanted? 21 22 +1144 1 More than a thousand police and soldiers were being deployed Friday in the country ' s southeastern region to prevent the premature return of 250 , 000 flooding evacuees . premature return Where were the evacuees coming from? 21 23 +1144 1 More than a thousand police and soldiers were being deployed Friday in the country ' s southeastern region to prevent the premature return of 250 , 000 flooding evacuees . premature Why is the return of the flooding evacuees premature? 21 22 +1144 2 The provincial governments were deciding Saturday whether to allow the evacuees back into the flood - threatened polder areas of Gelderland Province . flood - threatened Was the area still dangerous? 14 17 +1144 2 The provincial governments were deciding Saturday whether to allow the evacuees back into the flood - threatened polder areas of Gelderland Province . whether to allow What are the risks to the people returning to Gelderland Province? 6 9 +1144 3 Reversing the largest exodus in Dutch history is likely to cause at least as much trouble as getting it started in the first place last Monday . Reversing How is the exodus going to be reversed? 0 1 +1144 3 Reversing the largest exodus in Dutch history is likely to cause at least as much trouble as getting it started in the first place last Monday . last Monday Was the area flooded for that long? 24 26 +1144 3 Reversing the largest exodus in Dutch history is likely to cause at least as much trouble as getting it started in the first place last Monday . at least as much trouble What negative consequences could occur upon reversal of the exodus? 11 16 +1144 4 The 1 , 400 - strong force of police and soldiers would also be there to prevent any looting , said provincial spokesman Hans Kelderman Friday night . looting , Why are they concerned about looting and how will they prevent it? 18 20 +1144 4 The 1 , 400 - strong force of police and soldiers would also be there to prevent any looting , said provincial spokesman Hans Kelderman Friday night . prevent any looting , How bad was the area? 16 20 +1144 5 But before anyone can return , emergency workers have to finish shoring up weak and soggy dikes , many of them dating from the Middle Ages . many of them dating from the Middle Ages Why had so many not been updated? 18 26 +1144 5 But before anyone can return , emergency workers have to finish shoring up weak and soggy dikes , many of them dating from the Middle Ages . finish How can they do this relatively fast? 10 11 +1144 5 But before anyone can return , emergency workers have to finish shoring up weak and soggy dikes , many of them dating from the Middle Ages . emergency workers have to finish How many dikes were there? 6 11 +1144 5 But before anyone can return , emergency workers have to finish shoring up weak and soggy dikes , many of them dating from the Middle Ages . finish shoring up weak and soggy dikes , How long will it tajke for emergency workers to finish shoring up weak and soggy dikes? 10 18 +1145 1 Stocks were barrelling higher in early afternoon Friday as consensus mounted that a softening American economy should prevent further interest rate increases by the Federal Reserve . softening American economy What does softening mean? 13 16 +1145 1 Stocks were barrelling higher in early afternoon Friday as consensus mounted that a softening American economy should prevent further interest rate increases by the Federal Reserve . softening American economy What does a softening economy mean? 13 16 +1145 2 At 2 . 30 p . m . EST ( 1930 GMT ) the Dow Jones average of 30 industrial stocks was up 64 . 93 points to 3 , 935 . 71 . 3 , 935 What does that mean for a normal person? 28 31 +1145 3 Stocks were following the bond market higher , where the 30 - year U . S . Treasury bond was up more than dlrs 17 per dlrs 1 , 000 face value . Its yield , which falls when prices rise , slid to 7 . 58 percent from 7 . 73 percent Thursday . Stocks were following the bond market higher , How are stocks following higher? 0 8 +1145 3 Stocks were following the bond market higher , where the 30 - year U . S . Treasury bond was up more than dlrs 17 per dlrs 1 , 000 face value . Its yield , which falls when prices rise , slid to 7 . 58 percent from 7 . 73 percent Thursday . higher , What is a bond market and why is it higher? 6 8 +1145 3 Stocks were following the bond market higher , where the 30 - year U . S . Treasury bond was up more than dlrs 17 per dlrs 1 , 000 face value . Its yield , which falls when prices rise , slid to 7 . 58 percent from 7 . 73 percent Thursday . dlrs 17 per dlrs 1 , 000 face value What does dlrs stand for? 23 32 +1145 4 Advancing issues led decliners by about nearly 7 to 2 on the New York Stock Exchange . Big Board volume was brisk at 301 . 14 million shares , up from 218 . 79 million on Thursday . Advancing issues What issues are being advanced? 0 2 +1145 4 Advancing issues led decliners by about nearly 7 to 2 on the New York Stock Exchange . Big Board volume was brisk at 301 . 14 million shares , up from 218 . 79 million on Thursday . issues What is an advancing issue? 1 2 +1145 4 Advancing issues led decliners by about nearly 7 to 2 on the New York Stock Exchange . Big Board volume was brisk at 301 . 14 million shares , up from 218 . 79 million on Thursday . Advancing issues led decliners I don't understand what this means. 0 4 +1145 5 Broad market indexes were higher . The NYSE composite index was up 3 . 15 260 . 33 . Standard and Poor ' s 500 index was up 5 . 83 at 478 . 62 . The American Stock Exchange ' s market value index was up 3 . 66 at 442 . 11 . The Nasdaq composite was up 9 . 70 at 773 . 34 . Nasdaq What is a nasdaq composite? I have no knowledge of stock lingo. 56 57 +1146 1 While most of the favorites were winning on the opening day of Davis Cup play in 1995 , a defective court delayed South Africa ' s long - awaited return to the competition ' s top group . long - awaited return Why have they been absent? 26 30 +1146 1 While most of the favorites were winning on the opening day of Davis Cup play in 1995 , a defective court delayed South Africa ' s long - awaited return to the competition ' s top group . defective court How was the court defective? 19 21 +1146 3 But South Africa , kicked out of the competition 15 years ago because of apartheid , was embarrassed when a court specially built for its match against Australia failed to cope with a rain leak . failed to cope with a rain leak How will this affect their chances of returning next time? 28 35 +1146 3 But South Africa , kicked out of the competition 15 years ago because of apartheid , was embarrassed when a court specially built for its match against Australia failed to cope with a rain leak . failed to cope with a rain leak What was causing the leak to stay on the court? 28 35 +1146 3 But South Africa , kicked out of the competition 15 years ago because of apartheid , was embarrassed when a court specially built for its match against Australia failed to cope with a rain leak . rain leak how hard was it raining? 33 35 +1146 4 In Switzerland , world No . 15 Mark Rosset broke his foot and had to abandon his opening match against Jacco Eltingh of the Netherlands . Rosset will be sidelined 10 - 12 weeks . to abandon his opening match was the match anticipated? 14 19 +1146 5 In a battle of top 10 players on the hard court at Karlsruhe , Germany ' s Michael Stich beat Goran Ivanisevic 7 - 6 ( 7 - 3 ) , 4 - 6 , 6 - 1 , 6 - 4 to blunt Croatia ' s hopes of posting an upset . Michael Stich is he the best? 17 19 +1147 1 A Canadian artist whose exhibition of monumental sculptures opened in Moscow on Friday says he has found post - communist Russians alive to his message of individual triumph over oppression . post - communist Russians alive to his message Why do post-communist Russians like his art? 17 25 +1147 1 A Canadian artist whose exhibition of monumental sculptures opened in Moscow on Friday says he has found post - communist Russians alive to his message of individual triumph over oppression . Canadian artist Who was the artist? 1 3 +1147 1 A Canadian artist whose exhibition of monumental sculptures opened in Moscow on Friday says he has found post - communist Russians alive to his message of individual triumph over oppression . monumental sculptures What were the specific type of monumental sculptures? 6 8 +1147 1 A Canadian artist whose exhibition of monumental sculptures opened in Moscow on Friday says he has found post - communist Russians alive to his message of individual triumph over oppression . artist Who is this Canadian artist? 2 3 +1147 2 " The Cold War is over . Welcome to the Warm War , " sculptor Noel Harding told a Russian audience at Friday ' s opening of Anti - Heroes , the first major Canadian art exhibition to visit post - Soviet Russia . first major Canadian art exhibition Why was this exhibition chosen to be the first? 32 37 +1147 2 " The Cold War is over . Welcome to the Warm War , " sculptor Noel Harding told a Russian audience at Friday ' s opening of Anti - Heroes , the first major Canadian art exhibition to visit post - Soviet Russia . first major Canadian art What made it a 'major' exhibition compared to previous non-major ones? 32 36 +1147 2 " The Cold War is over . Welcome to the Warm War , " sculptor Noel Harding told a Russian audience at Friday ' s opening of Anti - Heroes , the first major Canadian art exhibition to visit post - Soviet Russia . exhibition How many pieces are in this art exhibition? 36 37 +1147 4 The six massive constructions on display until Feb . 27 in Moscow ' s main exhibition hall depict fragile life forces striving to break free from confining shells of hard , impersonal material . massive constructions How massive are these art installations? 2 4 +1147 4 The six massive constructions on display until Feb . 27 in Moscow ' s main exhibition hall depict fragile life forces striving to break free from confining shells of hard , impersonal material . fragile life forces What does the subject 'fragile life forces' mean? 18 21 +1147 4 The six massive constructions on display until Feb . 27 in Moscow ' s main exhibition hall depict fragile life forces striving to break free from confining shells of hard , impersonal material . break free How are they trying to break free? 23 25 +1147 4 The six massive constructions on display until Feb . 27 in Moscow ' s main exhibition hall depict fragile life forces striving to break free from confining shells of hard , impersonal material . exhibition What is the name of this exhibition hall? 15 16 +1147 5 In one , a flower thrusts defiantly through a straitjacket of ventilation pipes . In another , a symbolic flame flickers against an enormous , sterile background of white plastic sheeting . symbolic flame Why is the flame symbolic? 18 20 +1148 1 A warning by Bosnian Serbs on Friday that any renewal of the war in Croatia would draw them into the fray turned up Balkan tensions another notch . any renewal of the war in Croatia Why is there a renewal of war? 8 15 +1148 1 A warning by Bosnian Serbs on Friday that any renewal of the war in Croatia would draw them into the fray turned up Balkan tensions another notch . Balkan tensions Why are there tension between the nations? 23 25 +1148 1 A warning by Bosnian Serbs on Friday that any renewal of the war in Croatia would draw them into the fray turned up Balkan tensions another notch . any renewal of the war in Croatia What would cause a renewal of this war? 8 15 +1148 1 A warning by Bosnian Serbs on Friday that any renewal of the war in Croatia would draw them into the fray turned up Balkan tensions another notch . warning Why would Bosnian Serbs warned of turning up Balkan tension to another notch? 1 2 +1148 2 If Croatia attacks Serb - held parts of the republic , " we will defend it , " Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic told Associated Press Television . " If they squeeze . ( the Serbs ) in Croatia , we may unite and defend ourselves as a united country . " ( the Serbs ) in Croatia , How is Croatia likely to attack Serbs? 33 40 +1148 3 The warning , uttered just months before the planned departure of the thousands of peacekeepers who have enforced a brittle truce in Croatia for three years , came on the heels of United Nations cautioning of an upsurge of violence in both Croatia and Bosnia barring new peace talks . have enforced a brittle truce in Croatia How have the peacekeepers been able to do what they need to? 16 23 +1148 3 The warning , uttered just months before the planned departure of the thousands of peacekeepers who have enforced a brittle truce in Croatia for three years , came on the heels of United Nations cautioning of an upsurge of violence in both Croatia and Bosnia barring new peace talks . enforced a brittle truce How did the thousands of peacekeepers enforced a brittle truce in Croatia? 17 21 +1148 3 The warning , uttered just months before the planned departure of the thousands of peacekeepers who have enforced a brittle truce in Croatia for three years , came on the heels of United Nations cautioning of an upsurge of violence in both Croatia and Bosnia barring new peace talks . upsurge of violence Why is there an upsurge of violence in Croatia and Bosnia? 37 40 +1148 5 Croatian President Franjo Tudjman has served notice to 12 , 000 peacekeepers separating his forces from rebel Serb units that they must go after their mandate expires March 31 . their mandate expires March 31 Why does their mandate expire on this date? 24 29 +1148 5 Croatian President Franjo Tudjman has served notice to 12 , 000 peacekeepers separating his forces from rebel Serb units that they must go after their mandate expires March 31 . separating his forces from rebel Serb Why is Croatian President separating his forces from rebel Serb units? 12 18 +1149 1 Chrysler Corp . and General Motors Corp . took issue Friday with a newspaper report that suggested they had lost enthusiasm for government efforts to open Japan to U . S . auto sales . had lost enthusiasm for government efforts Why had they lost enthusiasm for these efforts? 18 24 +1149 1 Chrysler Corp . and General Motors Corp . took issue Friday with a newspaper report that suggested they had lost enthusiasm for government efforts to open Japan to U . S . auto sales . they had lost enthusiasm Why did they lose enthusiasm to stop expanding their auto sales? 17 21 +1149 1 Chrysler Corp . and General Motors Corp . took issue Friday with a newspaper report that suggested they had lost enthusiasm for government efforts to open Japan to U . S . auto sales . newspaper Which newspaper is this? 13 14 +1149 1 Chrysler Corp . and General Motors Corp . took issue Friday with a newspaper report that suggested they had lost enthusiasm for government efforts to open Japan to U . S . auto sales . enthusiasm Who was the newspaper's source of information? 20 21 +1149 1 Chrysler Corp . and General Motors Corp . took issue Friday with a newspaper report that suggested they had lost enthusiasm for government efforts to open Japan to U . S . auto sales . auto sales . What 'auto sales'? 32 35 +1149 2 " American automakers must have full access to the Japanese market if there is to be any hope of reaching our full potential in Japan , " Chrysler Chairman Robert J . Eaton said in a news release . must have full access to the Japanese market Why need full access and not just some? 3 11 +1149 3 He was reacting to a report from Tokyo in Thursday ' s Wall Street Journal quoting him as saying Chrysler was too busy elsewhere to give high priority to expanding its sales in Japan . " We have capacity limitations , so why bother , " Eaton said in the report . " We have capacity limitations , What sort of limitations did the article imply that the business had? 35 41 +1149 3 He was reacting to a report from Tokyo in Thursday ' s Wall Street Journal quoting him as saying Chrysler was too busy elsewhere to give high priority to expanding its sales in Japan . " We have capacity limitations , so why bother , " Eaton said in the report . was too busy elsewhere Where else were they busy other than the U.S.? 20 24 +1149 3 He was reacting to a report from Tokyo in Thursday ' s Wall Street Journal quoting him as saying Chrysler was too busy elsewhere to give high priority to expanding its sales in Japan . " We have capacity limitations , so why bother , " Eaton said in the report . limitations , What are the details behind these limitations? 39 41 +1149 4 The Journal story " did not fully reflect either Chrysler ' s or my position concerning this issue , " Eaton said . " It did , however , show the level of frustration I have in dealing with our constant exclusion from the Japanese market and the ongoing , laborious negotiations to gain access . " laborious negotiations to gain access Why was it so difficult for Chrysler to gain access to the Japan market? 50 55 +1149 4 The Journal story " did not fully reflect either Chrysler ' s or my position concerning this issue , " Eaton said . " It did , however , show the level of frustration I have in dealing with our constant exclusion from the Japanese market and the ongoing , laborious negotiations to gain access . " constant exclusion from the Japanese market Why are they always told no when it comes to expanding to the Japanese market? 40 46 +1149 4 The Journal story " did not fully reflect either Chrysler ' s or my position concerning this issue , " Eaton said . " It did , however , show the level of frustration I have in dealing with our constant exclusion from the Japanese market and the ongoing , laborious negotiations to gain access . " negotiations What issues are holding up these negotiations? 51 52 +1149 5 U . S . trade negotiators are pushing Japan to put pressure on its automakers to give GM , Chrysler and Ford Motor Co . access to dealer networks controlled by the Japanese companies . Japanese - built cars and trucks account for the major share of the U . S . trade deficit with Japan . major share of the U . S . trade deficit Why not stop the sale of Japanese-built cars and exclude them since they exclude us. 44 54 +1149 5 U . S . trade negotiators are pushing Japan to put pressure on its automakers to give GM , Chrysler and Ford Motor Co . access to dealer networks controlled by the Japanese companies . Japanese - built cars and trucks account for the major share of the U . S . trade deficit with Japan . companies Which Japanese companies are making it more difficult for negotiators? 33 34 +1150 1 Dominican authorities are asking Interpol to arrest a Venezuelan banker and two Dominicans implicated in a $ 78 million customs scandal here . scandal What proof do Dominican authorities have that these individuals were involved in the scandal? 20 21 +1150 1 Dominican authorities are asking Interpol to arrest a Venezuelan banker and two Dominicans implicated in a $ 78 million customs scandal here . $ 78 million customs scandal Why is there a customs scandal? 16 21 +1150 1 Dominican authorities are asking Interpol to arrest a Venezuelan banker and two Dominicans implicated in a $ 78 million customs scandal here . Dominican authorities Why are Dominican authorities asking for the arrest? 0 2 +1150 1 Dominican authorities are asking Interpol to arrest a Venezuelan banker and two Dominicans implicated in a $ 78 million customs scandal here . customs What is involved in a customs scandal? 19 20 +1150 1 Dominican authorities are asking Interpol to arrest a Venezuelan banker and two Dominicans implicated in a $ 78 million customs scandal here . $ 78 million customs scandal How was the money stolen? 16 21 +1150 2 Santo Domingo Judge Juan Francisco Perez y Perez , who is hearing the case , said Thursday evening he had requested the extradition of Venezuelan Jorge Castro , president of the Dominican bank Banco Latinoamericano , a subsidiary of the Venezuelan financial consortium Latinoamericano - Progreso . extradition Where is Jorge Castro being extradited to? 22 23 +1150 2 Santo Domingo Judge Juan Francisco Perez y Perez , who is hearing the case , said Thursday evening he had requested the extradition of Venezuelan Jorge Castro , president of the Dominican bank Banco Latinoamericano , a subsidiary of the Venezuelan financial consortium Latinoamericano - Progreso . he had requested the extradition Why was the extradition requested? 18 23 +1150 3 The Dominican government closed the local bank on Dec . 22 after problems with the Venezuelan parent prompted huge withdrawals by depositors . problems What problems prompted huge withdrawals by depositors? 12 13 +1150 3 The Dominican government closed the local bank on Dec . 22 after problems with the Venezuelan parent prompted huge withdrawals by depositors . prompted huge withdrawals by depositors Why were there huge withdrawals? 17 22 +1150 3 The Dominican government closed the local bank on Dec . 22 after problems with the Venezuelan parent prompted huge withdrawals by depositors . problems with the Venezuelan parent What sort of issues was the bank having? 12 17 +1150 4 Castro left the Dominican Republic in a pleasure boat headed for Puerto Rico before his bank was closed but after authorities began arresting customs officials . pleasure boat What is a \"pleasure boat\"? 7 9 +1150 4 Castro left the Dominican Republic in a pleasure boat headed for Puerto Rico before his bank was closed but after authorities began arresting customs officials . arresting customs officials How many officials were arrested before Castro fled? 22 25 +1150 5 The banker , believed to be in Miami , is charged with exporting large amounts of merchandise and vehicles and paying only piddling amounts of taxes and tariffs . piddling amounts How does what Castro paid compare to the rates everyone else has had to pay?\n 22 24 +1150 5 The banker , believed to be in Miami , is charged with exporting large amounts of merchandise and vehicles and paying only piddling amounts of taxes and tariffs . believed to be in Miami , How do they know they are in Miami? 3 9 +1150 5 The banker , believed to be in Miami , is charged with exporting large amounts of merchandise and vehicles and paying only piddling amounts of taxes and tariffs . tariffs Had the banker exported legally, how much profit would he have made? 27 28 +1151 1 Five people were killed when fire raced through an 81 - year - old hotel packed with sleeping guests early Saturday , police said . Five people were killed Who were these five people? 0 4 +1151 1 Five people were killed when fire raced through an 81 - year - old hotel packed with sleeping guests early Saturday , police said . 81 - year - old hotel packed with sleeping guests What was the name of the hotel? 9 19 +1151 1 Five people were killed when fire raced through an 81 - year - old hotel packed with sleeping guests early Saturday , police said . Five people Who were they? 0 2 +1151 1 Five people were killed when fire raced through an 81 - year - old hotel packed with sleeping guests early Saturday , police said . packed Why was it packed? 15 16 +1151 1 Five people were killed when fire raced through an 81 - year - old hotel packed with sleeping guests early Saturday , police said . fire how was this caused? 5 6 +1151 2 About 40 guests , many of them permanent residents , were sleeping in the three - storey Empire Hotel , in Hamilton , 120 kilometers ( 75 miles ) south of Auckland . three - storey Empire Hotel , How sophisticated was this hotel when it came to fire alarms? 14 20 +1151 2 About 40 guests , many of them permanent residents , were sleeping in the three - storey Empire Hotel , in Hamilton , 120 kilometers ( 75 miles ) south of Auckland . permanent residents , Why would someone be a permanent resident at a hotel? 7 10 +1151 3 Some tied bed sheets together and climbed to the safety of the street below . climbed to the safety of the street below Was the building equipped with fire escapes? 6 14 +1151 4 Others were injured when they jumped from windows . One died leaping from a top floor room at the height of the two - hour fire . top floor room at the height of the two - hour fire Why wasn't the local fire department better prepared? 14 26 +1151 4 Others were injured when they jumped from windows . One died leaping from a top floor room at the height of the two - hour fire . died leaping from a top floor What was the rationale for leaping? 10 16 +1151 5 Survivors said they were woken up by thick smoke , intense heat and huge flames . were woken up by thick smoke Was there a sprinkler system installed in the structure? 3 9 +1151 5 Survivors said they were woken up by thick smoke , intense heat and huge flames . woken Why wasn't there a fire alarm that woke them up instead? 4 5 +1151 5 Survivors said they were woken up by thick smoke , intense heat and huge flames . woken up by thick smoke , Why were people caught so unaware, even if they were sleeping? 4 10 +1152 1 U . S . Ambassador Victor Jackovich sought to reassure Bosnians on Friday that American policy toward the former Yugoslav republic would not change even if he is replaced . even if he is replaced How would the ambassador be replaced? 24 29 +1152 1 U . S . Ambassador Victor Jackovich sought to reassure Bosnians on Friday that American policy toward the former Yugoslav republic would not change even if he is replaced . American policy What is this policy, and what does it entail? 14 16 +1152 1 U . S . Ambassador Victor Jackovich sought to reassure Bosnians on Friday that American policy toward the former Yugoslav republic would not change even if he is replaced . would not change even if he is replaced How can they be sure it will not change? 21 29 +1152 1 U . S . Ambassador Victor Jackovich sought to reassure Bosnians on Friday that American policy toward the former Yugoslav republic would not change even if he is replaced . replaced Why would he be replaced? 28 29 +1152 2 Jackovich was asked by Bosnian Television about widespread speculation he was being replaced as U . S . ambassador to Bosnia , signaling a change in Washington ' s policy . change in Washington ' s policy . What was the policy change thought to be? 24 31 +1152 2 Jackovich was asked by Bosnian Television about widespread speculation he was being replaced as U . S . ambassador to Bosnia , signaling a change in Washington ' s policy . being replaced Why would he be replaced? Are there rumors that hes not a good person or cant fulfill his duties properly? 11 13 +1152 2 Jackovich was asked by Bosnian Television about widespread speculation he was being replaced as U . S . ambassador to Bosnia , signaling a change in Washington ' s policy . was being replaced Why was he being replaced? 10 13 +1152 2 Jackovich was asked by Bosnian Television about widespread speculation he was being replaced as U . S . ambassador to Bosnia , signaling a change in Washington ' s policy . change in Washington ' s policy What was Washington's previous policy? Why does Jackovich's replacement signal a change? 24 30 +1152 3 He did not directly answer , but said : " Every ambassador serves according to the will of the U . S . president and according to the instructions of the secretary of state and other officials . " president Why the president and his staff, and not another body of government? 23 24 +1152 4 " So , the question whether I will stay on one place , in Sarajevo , or whether I should go somewhere else , is not my decision . It is the decision of my superiors , " Jackovich said , speaking in Serbo - Croatian by telephone from Washington . is not my decision Can't he have a say in it? 24 28 +1152 5 " As far as I am concerned that doesn ' t mean a change in U . S . policy on Bosnia . We will see that anybody who takes the position , and I still have it , will continue the policy toward your country . " will continue the policy What if they have a better idea and want to change it? 39 43 +1153 1 If the waters keep going down , it looks like the biggest bill from this week ' s flooding will be for dike reinforcement to make sure there ' s less worry the next time around . dike reinforcement How will the dikes be reinforced? 22 24 +1153 1 If the waters keep going down , it looks like the biggest bill from this week ' s flooding will be for dike reinforcement to make sure there ' s less worry the next time around . dike Is a dike the same as a dam? 22 23 +1153 2 Interior Ministry spokesman Ger Bodewitz gave no cost estimate Friday while discussing the dikes , but the project is expected to mount into the hundreds of millions of guilders ( dollars ) . project when will the project implemented 17 18 +1153 2 Interior Ministry spokesman Ger Bodewitz gave no cost estimate Friday while discussing the dikes , but the project is expected to mount into the hundreds of millions of guilders ( dollars ) . Bodewitz Which country is this flooding taking place? 4 5 +1153 3 Swollen rivers burst their banks in the southern province of Limburg this week triggering expansive flooding . Soaked and weaken dikes also prompted Gelderland province to evacuate below - sea level polder areas . expansive which areas are included in the expansive flooding 14 15 +1153 3 Swollen rivers burst their banks in the southern province of Limburg this week triggering expansive flooding . Soaked and weaken dikes also prompted Gelderland province to evacuate below - sea level polder areas . burst Is the flooding coming from excess rain or high tides? 2 3 +1153 4 In all , about 250 , 000 residents were forced from their homes - - the largest flooding displacement Holland has ever known . 250 , 000 residents were forced from their homes Where did the residents go? 4 13 +1153 4 In all , about 250 , 000 residents were forced from their homes - - the largest flooding displacement Holland has ever known . largest when was the second largest flood in holland 16 17 +1153 4 In all , about 250 , 000 residents were forced from their homes - - the largest flooding displacement Holland has ever known . flooding How often does Holland experience flooding at this scope and size? 17 18 +1153 5 Now that rivers are ebbing , the process of damage assessment has begun . process of damage assessment has begun . How does this process work? 7 14 +1153 5 Now that rivers are ebbing , the process of damage assessment has begun . damage What is the average cost of damages caused upon the dikes? 9 10 +1154 1 A federal jury awarded dlrs 6 million Friday to a woman whose breast implants ruptured , spreading silicone throughout her body . a woman Where is she from? 9 11 +1154 1 A federal jury awarded dlrs 6 million Friday to a woman whose breast implants ruptured , spreading silicone throughout her body . whose breast implants ruptured , Why did her implants fail to stay in their proper state? 11 16 +1154 1 A federal jury awarded dlrs 6 million Friday to a woman whose breast implants ruptured , spreading silicone throughout her body . implants Why did the implants rupture? 13 14 +1154 1 A federal jury awarded dlrs 6 million Friday to a woman whose breast implants ruptured , spreading silicone throughout her body . throughout What kind of symptoms would this cause? 18 19 +1154 1 A federal jury awarded dlrs 6 million Friday to a woman whose breast implants ruptured , spreading silicone throughout her body . breast implants ruptured , how did they rupture? 12 16 +1154 2 Brenda Toole had been seeking dlrs 13 million from Baxter Healthcare Corp . , which purchased the implant maker , Heyer - Schulte , in 1986 . purchased How many years have this implant maker been in use by the company? 15 16 +1154 2 Brenda Toole had been seeking dlrs 13 million from Baxter Healthcare Corp . , which purchased the implant maker , Heyer - Schulte , in 1986 . in 1986 how much did they purchase for? 24 26 +1154 3 Mrs . Toole got the implants in 1981 and they ruptured eight years later . Since then , she has had three operations to remove silicone from her body . remove silicone from her body Will she need more operations? 24 29 +1154 3 Mrs . Toole got the implants in 1981 and they ruptured eight years later . Since then , she has had three operations to remove silicone from her body . ruptured How did the implants rupture? 10 11 +1154 3 Mrs . Toole got the implants in 1981 and they ruptured eight years later . Since then , she has had three operations to remove silicone from her body . remove How do these operations work? 24 25 +1154 3 Mrs . Toole got the implants in 1981 and they ruptured eight years later . Since then , she has had three operations to remove silicone from her body . remove silicone from her body have the operations worked? 24 29 +1154 4 Doctors testified that potentially cancerous lumps had developed around her breasts and that her immune system was damaged . potentially cancerous lumps had developed Why had these lumps been developing? 3 8 +1154 5 " When you injure people like this , you ' ve got to pay for it , " Mrs . Toole ' s lawyer , Ralph Knowles , told the jury Thursday in closing arguments . injure Was Mrs. Toole aware of the risks of silicone implants? 3 4 +1155 1 A victim of the mass shooting on a commuter train testified Friday that he froze as the gunman walked toward him , stared straight into his eyes , and shot him . mass shooting How many people were shot? 4 6 +1155 1 A victim of the mass shooting on a commuter train testified Friday that he froze as the gunman walked toward him , stared straight into his eyes , and shot him . he froze as the gunman walked toward him , What made him freeze and not run? 13 22 +1155 1 A victim of the mass shooting on a commuter train testified Friday that he froze as the gunman walked toward him , stared straight into his eyes , and shot him . shooting on a commuter train Which train experienced this shooting? 5 10 +1155 1 A victim of the mass shooting on a commuter train testified Friday that he froze as the gunman walked toward him , stared straight into his eyes , and shot him . shot him How did he survive from the shot? 29 31 +1155 2 Victim Robert Giugliano said he watched as a woman " with an angelic face " was shot in the head , spraying blood around the train car . angelic face " What characteristics made the woman's face \"angelic\"? 12 15 +1155 2 Victim Robert Giugliano said he watched as a woman " with an angelic face " was shot in the head , spraying blood around the train car . he watched What made him watch instead of jumping to action? 4 6 +1155 2 Victim Robert Giugliano said he watched as a woman " with an angelic face " was shot in the head , spraying blood around the train car . watched Why did he watch the shooting? 5 6 +1155 3 Giugliano was the first person on the stand to visibly unnerve defendant Colin Ferguson , who is serving as his own lawyer . visibly unnerve What behaviors did the defendant engage in that made him appear visibly unnerved? 9 11 +1155 3 Giugliano was the first person on the stand to visibly unnerve defendant Colin Ferguson , who is serving as his own lawyer . the first person on the stand to visibly unnerve Did he visibly unnerve the defendant because the defendant had looked him in the eyes before he shot him? Thereby humanizing his victim to him? 2 11 +1155 3 Giugliano was the first person on the stand to visibly unnerve defendant Colin Ferguson , who is serving as his own lawyer . serving as his own lawyer Why is he representing himself? 17 22 +1155 3 Giugliano was the first person on the stand to visibly unnerve defendant Colin Ferguson , who is serving as his own lawyer . serving as his own lawyer Why is he serving as his own lawyer? 17 22 +1155 4 While being cross - examined by Ferguson , Giugliano locked his eyes on the defendant . Giugliano locked his eyes on the defendant Did he lock eyes on the defendant to make sure that the defendant remembered every detail about shooting him, when he looked into the victims eyes before shooting him? 8 15 +1155 5 Ferguson , a Jamaican immigrant , started stumbling over his words and began a half - dozen questions without completing them , then asked the judge for a recess and took a 15 - minute break . stumbling over his words Did Ferguson appear intoxicated? 7 11 +1155 5 Ferguson , a Jamaican immigrant , started stumbling over his words and began a half - dozen questions without completing them , then asked the judge for a recess and took a 15 - minute break . started stumbling over his words Was he becoming distraught because of what he had done, or because he had been caught and now was being faced with the consequences? 6 11 +1156 1 Authorities hope to open Indonesia ' s first nuclear power plant by 2004 , it was reported Saturday . Authorities Who are the authorities? 0 1 +1156 1 Authorities hope to open Indonesia ' s first nuclear power plant by 2004 , it was reported Saturday . Saturday what date? 17 18 +1156 1 Authorities hope to open Indonesia ' s first nuclear power plant by 2004 , it was reported Saturday . hope Why where they looking forward to this? 1 2 +1156 2 " The development of the plant would begin in 2000 and the first unit is expected to go into operation four years later , " energy official Djali Ahimsyah was quoted by the daily Bisnis Indonesia as saying . first unit What is the first unit? 12 14 +1156 3 Ahimsyah told a parliamentary hearing Friday that a feasibility study by Japanese consultants recommended two 1 , 500 - megawatt nuclear plants be built in Java . feasibility study by Japanese consultants What did the feasibility study look at? 8 13 +1156 3 Ahimsyah told a parliamentary hearing Friday that a feasibility study by Japanese consultants recommended two 1 , 500 - megawatt nuclear plants be built in Java . recommended Why were two plants recommended to be built? 13 14 +1156 3 Ahimsyah told a parliamentary hearing Friday that a feasibility study by Japanese consultants recommended two 1 , 500 - megawatt nuclear plants be built in Java . in Java Why was it recommended to be built there? 24 26 +1156 4 The study was submitted to President Suharto on Dec . 31 last year . last year Why did the study's results not come out sooner? 11 13 +1156 4 The study was submitted to President Suharto on Dec . 31 last year . last year Of what year? 11 13 +1156 5 President Suharto has reiterated the necessity of nuclear plant , saying future generations would need the benefits of nuclear energy . benefits of nuclear energy What did Pres. Suharto claim were the benefits of nuclear energy? 16 20 +1156 5 President Suharto has reiterated the necessity of nuclear plant , saying future generations would need the benefits of nuclear energy . need the benefits Why do future generations need the benefit of nuclear energy? 14 17 +1156 5 President Suharto has reiterated the necessity of nuclear plant , saying future generations would need the benefits of nuclear energy . benefits what about the cons of nuclear energy? 16 17 +1157 1 The Clinton administration was preparing Saturday to impose tariffs of 100 percent on about dlrs 1 billion in Chinese imports because of a dispute over pirating American computer programs , movies and music recordings in China . dispute What is the hard evidence of piracy? 23 24 +1157 1 The Clinton administration was preparing Saturday to impose tariffs of 100 percent on about dlrs 1 billion in Chinese imports because of a dispute over pirating American computer programs , movies and music recordings in China . imports What types of imports will be affected? 19 20 +1157 3 The penalties could spark an all - out trade war between two of the world ' s biggest trading partners . Chinese officials have vowed to retaliate against American companies if sanctions are imposed . retaliate against American companies In what industries would these sanctions be levied? 26 30 +1157 3 The penalties could spark an all - out trade war between two of the world ' s biggest trading partners . Chinese officials have vowed to retaliate against American companies if sanctions are imposed . could spark an all - out trade war What are the risks of a trade war? 2 10 +1157 3 The penalties could spark an all - out trade war between two of the world ' s biggest trading partners . Chinese officials have vowed to retaliate against American companies if sanctions are imposed . retaliate Will the retaliation come in the form of tariffs? 26 27 +1157 4 There appeared little possibility that a last - minute compromise could avert the sanctions . U . S . negotiators left Beijing a week ago after talks broke down , and Chinese officials never responded to Kantor ' s request that one last effort be made to resolve the issue before Saturday ' s deadline . never responded to Kantor ' s request Why was the request ignored? 33 40 +1157 4 There appeared little possibility that a last - minute compromise could avert the sanctions . U . S . negotiators left Beijing a week ago after talks broke down , and Chinese officials never responded to Kantor ' s request that one last effort be made to resolve the issue before Saturday ' s deadline . talks What part of the talk was unacceptable to Chinese officials? 26 27 +1157 5 China ' s official newspapers on Saturday made no mention of the impending deadline . China ' s official newspapers Which publications are considered the official state newspapers of record? 0 5 +1158 1 Australian bowlers Glenn McGrath and Mark Waugh took two wickets apiece to have England struggling at 110 for four at stumps Saturday , second day of the fifth and final Ashes cricket Test at the WACA Ground . wickets What is a wicket? 9 10 +1158 1 Australian bowlers Glenn McGrath and Mark Waugh took two wickets apiece to have England struggling at 110 for four at stumps Saturday , second day of the fifth and final Ashes cricket Test at the WACA Ground . wickets What are wickets? 9 10 +1158 2 England ' s hopes of scoring 203 runs to avoid the follow - on rest largely on the shoulders of the fifth wicket pair . In - form batsman Graham Thorpe is unbeaten on 54 with Mark Ramprakash on 14 . avoid the follow - on What is the follow-on? 9 14 +1158 2 England ' s hopes of scoring 203 runs to avoid the follow - on rest largely on the shoulders of the fifth wicket pair . In - form batsman Graham Thorpe is unbeaten on 54 with Mark Ramprakash on 14 . follow - on What is the follow-on? 11 14 +1158 2 England ' s hopes of scoring 203 runs to avoid the follow - on rest largely on the shoulders of the fifth wicket pair . In - form batsman Graham Thorpe is unbeaten on 54 with Mark Ramprakash on 14 . wicket How many wicket pairs are there in crickets? 22 23 +1158 3 Australia earlier scored 402 runs in its first innings . earlier Is this the same game? 1 2 +1158 3 Australia earlier scored 402 runs in its first innings . 402 Is 402 a good score for the first inning? 3 4 +1158 5 Waugh , who conceded 11 runs in his first over , struck with the first delivery of his second - - trapping Graham Gooch ( 37 ) leg before wicket . Three balls later he had John Crawley brilliantly caught by Shane Warne at second slip for a duck . second slip Where is second slip on a cricket pitch? 44 46 +1158 5 Waugh , who conceded 11 runs in his first over , struck with the first delivery of his second - - trapping Graham Gooch ( 37 ) leg before wicket . Three balls later he had John Crawley brilliantly caught by Shane Warne at second slip for a duck . duck What is a duck in this situation? 48 49 +1158 5 Waugh , who conceded 11 runs in his first over , struck with the first delivery of his second - - trapping Graham Gooch ( 37 ) leg before wicket . Three balls later he had John Crawley brilliantly caught by Shane Warne at second slip for a duck . duck What is a duck in cricket? 48 49 +1159 1 Italian superstar Alberto Tomba won his tenth World Cup race of the season Saturday , scraping by Slovenia ' s Jure Kosir by seven hundredths of a second . tenth World Cup race How many has he competed in? 6 10 +1159 1 Italian superstar Alberto Tomba won his tenth World Cup race of the season Saturday , scraping by Slovenia ' s Jure Kosir by seven hundredths of a second . race What type of race is this? 9 10 +1159 1 Italian superstar Alberto Tomba won his tenth World Cup race of the season Saturday , scraping by Slovenia ' s Jure Kosir by seven hundredths of a second . season How many races are in a season? 12 13 +1159 2 Tomba finished the demanding course in 2 minutes 21 . 96 seconds . Kosir clocked 2 : 22 . 03 . Harald Strand - Nilsen , who was first after the opening run , was third in 2 : 22 . 10 . demanding course What makes it demanding? 3 5 +1159 2 Tomba finished the demanding course in 2 minutes 21 . 96 seconds . Kosir clocked 2 : 22 . 03 . Harald Strand - Nilsen , who was first after the opening run , was third in 2 : 22 . 10 . opening run , How far is the opening run? 31 34 +1159 2 Tomba finished the demanding course in 2 minutes 21 . 96 seconds . Kosir clocked 2 : 22 . 03 . Harald Strand - Nilsen , who was first after the opening run , was third in 2 : 22 . 10 . the demanding course Why was the course so difficult? 2 5 +1159 2 Tomba finished the demanding course in 2 minutes 21 . 96 seconds . Kosir clocked 2 : 22 . 03 . Harald Strand - Nilsen , who was first after the opening run , was third in 2 : 22 . 10 . Harald What country is this driver from? 21 22 +1159 3 It marked a new season record for Tomba and helped offset his disappointment at the postponement of the World Championships . offset his disappointment Why was he disappointed? 10 13 +1159 3 It marked a new season record for Tomba and helped offset his disappointment at the postponement of the World Championships . postponement of the World Championships Why were they postponed? 15 20 +1159 3 It marked a new season record for Tomba and helped offset his disappointment at the postponement of the World Championships . the postponement of the World Championships Why were the Worlds pushed back? 14 20 +1159 3 It marked a new season record for Tomba and helped offset his disappointment at the postponement of the World Championships . postponement Why were the World Championships postponed? 15 16 +1159 4 Tomba now has 1 , 150 points in the overall standings and looks increasingly on target to win the overall title - - a feat which was previously unthinkable as he only skies the slalom and giant slalom , and misses the faster downhill and Super - G disciplines . a feat which was previously unthinkable Why was it unthinkable? 23 29 +1159 4 Tomba now has 1 , 150 points in the overall standings and looks increasingly on target to win the overall title - - a feat which was previously unthinkable as he only skies the slalom and giant slalom , and misses the faster downhill and Super - G disciplines . only skies the slalom and giant slalom , Why does he only ski these two? 31 39 +1159 4 Tomba now has 1 , 150 points in the overall standings and looks increasingly on target to win the overall title - - a feat which was previously unthinkable as he only skies the slalom and giant slalom , and misses the faster downhill and Super - G disciplines . misses the faster downhill and Super - G Why does he skip these two races? 40 48 +1159 4 Tomba now has 1 , 150 points in the overall standings and looks increasingly on target to win the overall title - - a feat which was previously unthinkable as he only skies the slalom and giant slalom , and misses the faster downhill and Super - G disciplines . overall How does one win the overall title? 9 10 +1159 5 It was a nail - biting finish . Tomba lost time on the flat middle - part of the 53 - gate course and was behind his friend Kosir . He recovered on the steep , icy final third , surging dramatically just before the finish line . nail - biting finish How was it nail biting? 3 7 +1159 5 It was a nail - biting finish . Tomba lost time on the flat middle - part of the 53 - gate course and was behind his friend Kosir . He recovered on the steep , icy final third , surging dramatically just before the finish line . lost time Why did he lose time? 9 11 +1159 5 It was a nail - biting finish . Tomba lost time on the flat middle - part of the 53 - gate course and was behind his friend Kosir . He recovered on the steep , icy final third , surging dramatically just before the finish line . He recovered How did he recover? 30 32 +1159 5 It was a nail - biting finish . Tomba lost time on the flat middle - part of the 53 - gate course and was behind his friend Kosir . He recovered on the steep , icy final third , surging dramatically just before the finish line . 53 - gate How long is a 53-gate course? 19 22 +1159 5 It was a nail - biting finish . Tomba lost time on the flat middle - part of the 53 - gate course and was behind his friend Kosir . He recovered on the steep , icy final third , surging dramatically just before the finish line . friend Do Tomba and Kosir often face each other in races? 27 28 +1160 1 Crushing humidity and a stomach virus took their toll Saturday on Australia , which finished the opening singles matches against South Africa 1 - 1 . stomach virus Who was affected by the stomach virus and why did it affect the singles matches? 4 6 +1160 1 Crushing humidity and a stomach virus took their toll Saturday on Australia , which finished the opening singles matches against South Africa 1 - 1 . a stomach virus took their toll What stomach virus took the toll? 3 9 +1160 1 Crushing humidity and a stomach virus took their toll Saturday on Australia , which finished the opening singles matches against South Africa 1 - 1 . matches What sport is this? 18 19 +1160 2 Wayne Ferreira , the world No . 11 singles player and anchor of the South African team , knocked out doubles ace Mark Woodforde in straight hard - fought sets , 7 - 6 ( 8 - 6 ) , 7 - 5 and 6 - 3 . doubles Why is a singles player playing against a doubles player? 20 21 +1160 3 Woodforde , half of the formidable " Woodies " pair with Todd Woodbridge , was rushed into the second singles match of the day when Richard Fromberg fell ill with a stomach virus . rushed into the second singles match Why did they choose Woodforde to replace Fromberg? 15 21 +1160 3 Woodforde , half of the formidable " Woodies " pair with Todd Woodbridge , was rushed into the second singles match of the day when Richard Fromberg fell ill with a stomach virus . Richard Fromberg fell ill with a stomach virus How did Fromberg contract the virus? 25 33 +1160 3 Woodforde , half of the formidable " Woodies " pair with Todd Woodbridge , was rushed into the second singles match of the day when Richard Fromberg fell ill with a stomach virus . virus How did Richard Fromberg contact stomach virus? 32 33 +1160 4 It was possible Woodforde and Ferreira , paired with Piet Norval , would face each other again Saturday in the doubles , making up for time lost when the singles matches were postponed Friday by rain . would face each other again Saturday Under what circumstances would these 2 pairs face each other again? 12 18 +1160 4 It was possible Woodforde and Ferreira , paired with Piet Norval , would face each other again Saturday in the doubles , making up for time lost when the singles matches were postponed Friday by rain . matches Was the missed singles match part of the same event? 30 31 +1160 5 Earlier , Patrick Rafter , Australia ' s top singles planer , wilted in the humidity of this Indian Ocean city but still saw off Marcos Ondruska , 6 - 3 , 6 - 4 , 2 - 6 , 6 - 4 in the 2 hour , 49 - minute opener . Marcos Ondruska , What nationality is this player? 25 28 +1160 5 Earlier , Patrick Rafter , Australia ' s top singles planer , wilted in the humidity of this Indian Ocean city but still saw off Marcos Ondruska , 6 - 3 , 6 - 4 , 2 - 6 , 6 - 4 in the 2 hour , 49 - minute opener . humidity What was the temperature at the time of the match? 15 16 +1161 1 Russian cosmonaut Vladimir Titov hoisted a gleaming red satellite from Discovery ' s cargo bay early Saturday to help NASA pinpoint what causes a cosmic phenomenon called shuttle glow . shuttle glow What is shuttle glow? 27 29 +1161 1 Russian cosmonaut Vladimir Titov hoisted a gleaming red satellite from Discovery ' s cargo bay early Saturday to help NASA pinpoint what causes a cosmic phenomenon called shuttle glow . phenomenon what is the phenomenon? 25 26 +1161 1 Russian cosmonaut Vladimir Titov hoisted a gleaming red satellite from Discovery ' s cargo bay early Saturday to help NASA pinpoint what causes a cosmic phenomenon called shuttle glow . shuttle glow What is shuttle glow? 27 29 +1161 2 The experiment was one of several secondary tasks for Discovery ' s crew leading up to the mission ' s highlight - - a planned rendezvous Monday with the Russian space station Mir . several secondary tasks What are the other secondary tasks? 5 8 +1161 2 The experiment was one of several secondary tasks for Discovery ' s crew leading up to the mission ' s highlight - - a planned rendezvous Monday with the Russian space station Mir . Discovery ' s crew What kinds of other things is Discovery's crew working on? 9 13 +1161 2 The experiment was one of several secondary tasks for Discovery ' s crew leading up to the mission ' s highlight - - a planned rendezvous Monday with the Russian space station Mir . Russian space station Why are we dealing with a Russian space station? 29 32 +1161 3 Titov , the second cosmonaut to fly aboard a shuttle , grappled with the boxy 2 , 800 - pound ( 1 , 200 - kilogram ) satellite using Discovery ' s 50 - foot ( 15 - meter ) robot arm . cosmonaut What does the cosmonaut do? 4 5 +1161 3 Titov , the second cosmonaut to fly aboard a shuttle , grappled with the boxy 2 , 800 - pound ( 1 , 200 - kilogram ) satellite using Discovery ' s 50 - foot ( 15 - meter ) robot arm . Discovery ' s Discovery is a robot? 29 32 +1161 4 He lifted the craft , called Spartan , high overhead and aimed its ultraviolet telescope toward the shuttle tail for a 4 1 / 2 - hour study . The telescope was aimed later toward a shuttle jet to gather ultraviolet images of exhaust plumes , and then placed back in the cargo bay . exhaust plumes , Are exhaust plumes and UV the cause of shuttle glow? 43 46 +1161 4 He lifted the craft , called Spartan , high overhead and aimed its ultraviolet telescope toward the shuttle tail for a 4 1 / 2 - hour study . The telescope was aimed later toward a shuttle jet to gather ultraviolet images of exhaust plumes , and then placed back in the cargo bay . placed back in the cargo bay How is it placed back in? 48 54 +1161 4 He lifted the craft , called Spartan , high overhead and aimed its ultraviolet telescope toward the shuttle tail for a 4 1 / 2 - hour study . The telescope was aimed later toward a shuttle jet to gather ultraviolet images of exhaust plumes , and then placed back in the cargo bay . He Who is he? 0 1 +1161 5 Scientists hope to confirm a theory that the faint glow surrounding some shuttle surfaces in flight is caused by molecules of atomic oxygen and nitrogen combining as the spaceship slams into them . confirm a theory What other theories, if any exist? 3 6 +1161 5 Scientists hope to confirm a theory that the faint glow surrounding some shuttle surfaces in flight is caused by molecules of atomic oxygen and nitrogen combining as the spaceship slams into them . theory Is this theory shuttle glow? 5 6 +1162 1 KABUL , Afghanistan ( AP ) - A recently formed Islamic faction said Saturday its latest military victory had put it in a position to take a key town only 30 kilometers ( 18 miles ) outside Kabul , the war - battered capital . key What about this town is important militarily? 27 28 +1162 1 KABUL , Afghanistan ( AP ) - A recently formed Islamic faction said Saturday its latest military victory had put it in a position to take a key town only 30 kilometers ( 18 miles ) outside Kabul , the war - battered capital . war - battered Why is this capital battered with war? What caused it? 40 43 +1162 1 KABUL , Afghanistan ( AP ) - A recently formed Islamic faction said Saturday its latest military victory had put it in a position to take a key town only 30 kilometers ( 18 miles ) outside Kabul , the war - battered capital . town only 30 kilometers ( 18 miles ) outside Kabul , Why was the town so vital for this military group? 28 39 +1162 2 The Taliban movement has scored a series of battlefield wins that have further complicated peace efforts in Afghanistan , where 10 Islamic groups already are locked in a bitter feud for control of Kabul . feud How does the feud take place? 29 30 +1162 2 The Taliban movement has scored a series of battlefield wins that have further complicated peace efforts in Afghanistan , where 10 Islamic groups already are locked in a bitter feud for control of Kabul . already are locked in a bitter feud for control Why are so many groups fighting for control of the capital? 23 32 +1162 3 The Taliban , made up of fundamentalist religious students turned guerrilla fighters , notched its latest victory in fighting Thursday and Friday and was nearing Maidan Shahr , a strategic town 30 kilometers ( 18 miles ) southwest of Kabul . strategic Why is this town considered to be so strategic? 29 30 +1162 4 " We are going to Kabul , " claimed Mullah Masher , a Taliban leader who spoke to an Associated Press reporter in Dashti , about 20 kilometers ( 12 miles ) south of Maidan Shahr . spoke Why did he choose to speak to the press? 16 17 +1162 5 Masher said his movement intended to keep moving along the main highway , which would take them to Maidan Shahr , and if they succeed , on to Kabul . succeed , Why might they not succeed? 24 26 +1163 1 Prime Minister Waldemar Pawlak - - who is locked in a power struggle with President Lech Walesa - - indicated Saturday he may step down . power struggle Why is there a struggle? 11 13 +1163 1 Prime Minister Waldemar Pawlak - - who is locked in a power struggle with President Lech Walesa - - indicated Saturday he may step down . Prime Minister Waldemar Pawlak Why is he locked in a power struggle with President Lech Walesa? 0 4 +1163 1 Prime Minister Waldemar Pawlak - - who is locked in a power struggle with President Lech Walesa - - indicated Saturday he may step down . may step down Why would the prime minister indicated stepping down? 22 25 +1163 1 Prime Minister Waldemar Pawlak - - who is locked in a power struggle with President Lech Walesa - - indicated Saturday he may step down . Prime What country do these politicians come from? 0 1 +1163 2 Walesa and Pawlak have been feuding over the 1995 budget , over economic reforms and foreign policy . over economic reforms What types of reforms are leading to a squabble? 11 14 +1163 2 Walesa and Pawlak have been feuding over the 1995 budget , over economic reforms and foreign policy . economic reforms and foreign policy What specific reforms are they feuding over and why have they not been able to come to a solution? 12 17 +1163 2 Walesa and Pawlak have been feuding over the 1995 budget , over economic reforms and foreign policy . feuding Are they from the same political party? 5 6 +1163 3 Walesa , a Nobel laureate whose Solidarity trade union toppled the Communist government in 1989 , is threatening to dissolve parliament to force new elections . Nobel laureate What did Walesa do to become a Nobel laureate? 3 5 +1163 3 Walesa , a Nobel laureate whose Solidarity trade union toppled the Communist government in 1989 , is threatening to dissolve parliament to force new elections . force new elections Why is Walesa forcing new elections? 22 25 +1163 3 Walesa , a Nobel laureate whose Solidarity trade union toppled the Communist government in 1989 , is threatening to dissolve parliament to force new elections . Nobel Which Nobel laureate area did Walesa win? 3 4 +1163 4 Pawlak is losing support within his own coalition , which is made up of his Polish Peasants Party and the Democratic Left Alliance . The Alliance has repeatedly accused Pawlak of making decisions behind their backs . making decisions behind their backs How has this come about? 31 36 +1163 4 Pawlak is losing support within his own coalition , which is made up of his Polish Peasants Party and the Democratic Left Alliance . The Alliance has repeatedly accused Pawlak of making decisions behind their backs . Pawlak of making decisions behind their backs Are these accusations true? 29 36 +1163 4 Pawlak is losing support within his own coalition , which is made up of his Polish Peasants Party and the Democratic Left Alliance . The Alliance has repeatedly accused Pawlak of making decisions behind their backs . making decisions behind their backs Why is Pawlak accused of making decisions behind the Alliance back? 31 36 +1163 4 Pawlak is losing support within his own coalition , which is made up of his Polish Peasants Party and the Democratic Left Alliance . The Alliance has repeatedly accused Pawlak of making decisions behind their backs . coalition , What is the name of Pawlak's coalition? 7 9 +1164 1 A donkey - pulled cart carrying a Chechen woman and her children bounces across a rutted field , followed by a tractor with a small white flag tied to the top . white flag What is the flag representing? 25 27 +1164 1 A donkey - pulled cart carrying a Chechen woman and her children bounces across a rutted field , followed by a tractor with a small white flag tied to the top . bounces across Where is the cart and thus the woman going? 12 14 +1164 1 A donkey - pulled cart carrying a Chechen woman and her children bounces across a rutted field , followed by a tractor with a small white flag tied to the top . Chechen Who owns the Chechen territory? 7 8 +1164 1 A donkey - pulled cart carrying a Chechen woman and her children bounces across a rutted field , followed by a tractor with a small white flag tied to the top . small white flag what does this signify? 24 27 +1164 2 Camped in tents at the field ' s edge , Russian soldiers with machine guns watch warily as they pass . warily Why are the soldiers watching warily? 16 17 +1164 2 Camped in tents at the field ' s edge , Russian soldiers with machine guns watch warily as they pass . Camped Why are the soldiers camped at the field's edge? 0 1 +1164 2 Camped in tents at the field ' s edge , Russian soldiers with machine guns watch warily as they pass . warily Are they worried about possible conflict? 16 17 +1164 2 Camped in tents at the field ' s edge , Russian soldiers with machine guns watch warily as they pass . watch warily as they pass Why are they watching the woman and children? 15 20 +1164 3 " They are our friends - - very bad friends , " Valery Grebenshikov , a hard - eyed Russian officer , said wryly , referring to residents of Tolstoy - Yurt . " It ' s very hard to tell who supports what we are doing and who simply wants to kill us . " we are doing What are the soldiers doing? 44 47 +1164 3 " They are our friends - - very bad friends , " Valery Grebenshikov , a hard - eyed Russian officer , said wryly , referring to residents of Tolstoy - Yurt . " It ' s very hard to tell who supports what we are doing and who simply wants to kill us . " Tolstoy - Yurt Is this a territory or a religion inspired war? 29 32 +1164 4 Tolstoy - Yurt , a town just over the ridge from the battered Chechen capital Grozny , is a stronghold of opposition to secessionist leader Dzhokhar Dudayev . But even here , tension and resentment toward the Russian troops run high . run Why does tension and resentment for the troops run high? 39 40 +1164 5 In the weeks and months to come , as Russian forces establish what most feel to be inevitable control over Grozny and other areas , more Chechens will have to deal with life under an occupying force . inevitable control Why is the control inevitable? 17 19 +1164 5 In the weeks and months to come , as Russian forces establish what most feel to be inevitable control over Grozny and other areas , more Chechens will have to deal with life under an occupying force . establish Why are the forces working to establish control? 11 12 +1164 5 In the weeks and months to come , as Russian forces establish what most feel to be inevitable control over Grozny and other areas , more Chechens will have to deal with life under an occupying force . Russian Why are Russian forces suddenly enforcing control over Grozny? 9 10 +1165 1 Yevgeny Kafelnikov and Andrey Olhovskiy survived an early scare but came back to win Saturday ' s doubles match and qualify Russia for the next round of the Davis Cup at Belgium ' s expense . Yevgeny Kafelnikov and Andrey Olhovskiy What is their background? 0 5 +1165 1 Yevgeny Kafelnikov and Andrey Olhovskiy survived an early scare but came back to win Saturday ' s doubles match and qualify Russia for the next round of the Davis Cup at Belgium ' s expense . Belgium ' s expense . Who was playing for Belgium? 31 36 +1165 1 Yevgeny Kafelnikov and Andrey Olhovskiy survived an early scare but came back to win Saturday ' s doubles match and qualify Russia for the next round of the Davis Cup at Belgium ' s expense . early scare What was the early scare? 7 9 +1165 1 Yevgeny Kafelnikov and Andrey Olhovskiy survived an early scare but came back to win Saturday ' s doubles match and qualify Russia for the next round of the Davis Cup at Belgium ' s expense . Davis Cup What is the Davis Cup? 28 30 +1165 1 Yevgeny Kafelnikov and Andrey Olhovskiy survived an early scare but came back to win Saturday ' s doubles match and qualify Russia for the next round of the Davis Cup at Belgium ' s expense . an early scare What was the early scare? 6 9 +1165 2 Kafelnikov and Olhovskiy beat Libor Pimek and Filip Dewulf 2 - 6 , 7 - 5 , 7 - 5 , 6 - 3 in 2 1 / 2 hours , giving Russia an insurmountable 3 - 0 lead after two days of play . two days of play . Why two days of play? 40 45 +1165 2 Kafelnikov and Olhovskiy beat Libor Pimek and Filip Dewulf 2 - 6 , 7 - 5 , 7 - 5 , 6 - 3 in 2 1 / 2 hours , giving Russia an insurmountable 3 - 0 lead after two days of play . 7 - 5 , What do these numbers mean? 13 17 +1165 2 Kafelnikov and Olhovskiy beat Libor Pimek and Filip Dewulf 2 - 6 , 7 - 5 , 7 - 5 , 6 - 3 in 2 1 / 2 hours , giving Russia an insurmountable 3 - 0 lead after two days of play . 3 - 0 lead Who was Russia leading? 35 39 +1165 2 Kafelnikov and Olhovskiy beat Libor Pimek and Filip Dewulf 2 - 6 , 7 - 5 , 7 - 5 , 6 - 3 in 2 1 / 2 hours , giving Russia an insurmountable 3 - 0 lead after two days of play . beat Libor Pimek What is the sport being played? 3 6 +1165 3 Sunday ' s reverse singles will be reduced to the best - of - three format because the match is already out of Belgium ' s reach . out of Belgium ' s reach . Why is it out of Belgium's reach? 21 28 +1165 3 Sunday ' s reverse singles will be reduced to the best - of - three format because the match is already out of Belgium ' s reach . match is already out of Belgium ' s reach Why is the match already out of Belgium's reach? 18 27 +1165 3 Sunday ' s reverse singles will be reduced to the best - of - three format because the match is already out of Belgium ' s reach . the best - of - three format What does this format mean? 9 16 +1165 4 On Friday , veteran Andrei Chesnokov beat Dewulf in straight sets and Kafelnikov was surprisingly hard pressed early on before prevailing over Kris Goossens in four sets . Andrei Chesnokov beat Dewulf Who are Andrei and Dewulf? 4 8 +1165 4 On Friday , veteran Andrei Chesnokov beat Dewulf in straight sets and Kafelnikov was surprisingly hard pressed early on before prevailing over Kris Goossens in four sets . Kris Goossens Who is Kris Goossens? 22 24 +1165 4 On Friday , veteran Andrei Chesnokov beat Dewulf in straight sets and Kafelnikov was surprisingly hard pressed early on before prevailing over Kris Goossens in four sets . surprisingly Why was this surprising? 14 15 +1165 5 On Saturday , Russia , last year ' s losing finalist against Sweden , was again caught cold early on . was again caught cold early on What happened? 14 20 +1165 5 On Saturday , Russia , last year ' s losing finalist against Sweden , was again caught cold early on . caught cold early on What does it mean to be caught cold? 16 20 +1165 5 On Saturday , Russia , last year ' s losing finalist against Sweden , was again caught cold early on . caught cold early on What does it mean to be caught cold? 16 20 +1166 1 Kresimir Zubak , president of the fragile Muslim - Croat federation in Bosnia , on Saturday voiced pessimism about the federation ' s future . voiced pessimism What did he say? 16 18 +1166 1 Kresimir Zubak , president of the fragile Muslim - Croat federation in Bosnia , on Saturday voiced pessimism about the federation ' s future . voiced pessimism Why did the president voice pessimism? 16 18 +1166 1 Kresimir Zubak , president of the fragile Muslim - Croat federation in Bosnia , on Saturday voiced pessimism about the federation ' s future . pessimism about the federation ' s future Why was he pessimistic? 17 24 +1166 2 Zubak , so far considered a moderate , said the Croats would not give in to the Muslims and insisted that unnamed top Muslim officials be replaced . moderate , How does his position as a 'moderate' influence the impact of his stance? 6 8 +1166 2 Zubak , so far considered a moderate , said the Croats would not give in to the Muslims and insisted that unnamed top Muslim officials be replaced . Croats would not give in to the Muslims Why are the Croats and Muslims battling? 10 18 +1166 3 Other Bosnian Croat leaders previously have called for the resignation of Bosnia ' s Muslim president , Alija Izetbegovic . Other Bosnian Croat leaders What number or what percentage of the leadership? 0 4 +1166 3 Other Bosnian Croat leaders previously have called for the resignation of Bosnia ' s Muslim president , Alija Izetbegovic . resignation Why did they call for Alija's resignation? 9 10 +1166 4 The United States hopes to pressure Bosnian Serbs into accepting a peace plan for Bosnia by convincing them that their Croat and Muslim foes are united . accepting a peace plan Why is the US taking this stance? 9 13 +1166 4 The United States hopes to pressure Bosnian Serbs into accepting a peace plan for Bosnia by convincing them that their Croat and Muslim foes are united . convincing them How does the US plan on convincing Bosnian Serbs? 16 18 +1166 4 The United States hopes to pressure Bosnian Serbs into accepting a peace plan for Bosnia by convincing them that their Croat and Muslim foes are united . Croat and Muslim foes are united How can the US make this argument work? 20 26 +1166 5 But the federation is on shaky footing . Bosnian Croats accept it only as a step toward confederation with the Republic of Croatia , which Muslims oppose . which Muslims oppose Why do Muslims oppose a confederation? 24 27 +1166 5 But the federation is on shaky footing . Bosnian Croats accept it only as a step toward confederation with the Republic of Croatia , which Muslims oppose . which Muslims oppose . Why do Muslims oppose the confederation? 24 28 +1167 1 Joining a chorus of worldwide condemnation of Russia , the Moscow - backed Chechen opposition accused its purported ally on Saturday of widespread brutality in the war on secessionist Chechnya . Chechen opposition What are the views and feelings of the Chechen opposition? 13 15 +1167 1 Joining a chorus of worldwide condemnation of Russia , the Moscow - backed Chechen opposition accused its purported ally on Saturday of widespread brutality in the war on secessionist Chechnya . war on secessionist Chechnya What are they warring over? 26 30 +1167 2 The harsh criticism came together with word of another Russian attack on Chechen civilians . Residents of Samashky said Russian helicopters raked a funeral with machine - gun fire on Friday , killing three mourners . raked a funeral Why would they target a funeral? 21 24 +1167 2 The harsh criticism came together with word of another Russian attack on Chechen civilians . Residents of Samashky said Russian helicopters raked a funeral with machine - gun fire on Friday , killing three mourners . raked a funeral with machine - gun fire Why did the Russian helicopters fire on a funeral? 21 29 +1167 3 It was the second straight day people were killed at a funeral in the town , strategically located along a main road 18 miles west of the battered capital , Grozny . second straight day Why are they killing innocent people and what do they hope to acheive? 3 6 +1167 3 It was the second straight day people were killed at a funeral in the town , strategically located along a main road 18 miles west of the battered capital , Grozny . strategically how was it strategically located? 16 17 +1167 5 Thousands of civilians have been killed since President Boris Yeltsin sent troops into Chechnya on Dec . 11 . Many nations , and many Russians , have expressed outrage at the carnage . But the Chechen opposition had remained silent until now . remained silent What took them in particular so much time to speak up? 38 40 +1168 1 Battles to redraw political alliances threatened to pull apart a key centrist party Saturday as members split over whether to join a movement to challenge former Premier Silvio Berlusconi . challenge On what issue was this challenge based? 24 25 +1168 1 Battles to redraw political alliances threatened to pull apart a key centrist party Saturday as members split over whether to join a movement to challenge former Premier Silvio Berlusconi . Battles to redraw political alliances Which parties? 0 5 +1168 1 Battles to redraw political alliances threatened to pull apart a key centrist party Saturday as members split over whether to join a movement to challenge former Premier Silvio Berlusconi . Battles What kind of battles, physical or metaphorical 0 1 +1168 1 Battles to redraw political alliances threatened to pull apart a key centrist party Saturday as members split over whether to join a movement to challenge former Premier Silvio Berlusconi . a movement to challenge Why is there a movement to challenge former Premier Silvio Berlusconi? 21 25 +1168 2 The Italian Popular Party has become a small but strategic prize in the scramble to prepare for the next elections , which could come in the spring . prize In what way are they considered a strategic prize? 10 11 +1168 2 The Italian Popular Party has become a small but strategic prize in the scramble to prepare for the next elections , which could come in the spring . scramble to prepare for the next elections , Why is there a scramble to prepare for next elections? 13 21 +1168 3 The party ' s importance rose Friday after the former head of the state - run industrial conglomerate , Romano Prodi , announced a bid to lead a center - left election alliance against Berlusconi . Berlusconi Where does Berlusconi stand in the list of parties? 34 35 +1168 3 The party ' s importance rose Friday after the former head of the state - run industrial conglomerate , Romano Prodi , announced a bid to lead a center - left election alliance against Berlusconi . bid to lead a center - left election alliance Why would he bid to lead a centre-left election alliance? 24 33 +1168 4 But the Popular Party is also being courted by Berlusconi ' s conservative bloc to help fill the void left by the Northern League , which broke from Berlusconi ' s government and forced his resignation Dec . 22 . broke What were the reasons for these actions, and how did it lead to the resignation? 26 27 +1168 4 But the Popular Party is also being courted by Berlusconi ' s conservative bloc to help fill the void left by the Northern League , which broke from Berlusconi ' s government and forced his resignation Dec . 22 . courted How are they courting them? 7 8 +1168 4 But the Popular Party is also being courted by Berlusconi ' s conservative bloc to help fill the void left by the Northern League , which broke from Berlusconi ' s government and forced his resignation Dec . 22 . the void left by the Northern League , What is that void left by the Northern League? 17 25 +1168 5 Rifts in the Popular Party were clearly widening Saturday . clearly In what ways was this seen? 6 7 +1168 5 Rifts in the Popular Party were clearly widening Saturday . Saturday How can you tell this? 8 9 +1169 1 Chechen rebels shot down their first Russian jet fighter of the war Saturday , downing an Su - 25 with anti - aircraft guns not far from Grozny , the embattled capital of Chechnya . Chechnya Where is Chechnya 33 34 +1169 1 Chechen rebels shot down their first Russian jet fighter of the war Saturday , downing an Su - 25 with anti - aircraft guns not far from Grozny , the embattled capital of Chechnya . Russian jet fighter Did the pilot survive? 6 9 +1169 2 Russian television channels showed wreckage of the single - seat attack jet strewn over a field and said the body of the pilot , a major , had been taken to the town of Shali , 25 kilometers ( 16 miles ) southeast of Grozny . body Did the pilot die? 19 20 +1169 3 Russian jets have rained death and destruction on Chechnya for nearly two months with indiscriminate attacks , including one on Shali that killed scores of people and destroyed a market and a maternity hospital . Shali What is a Shali? 20 21 +1169 4 The news came as the Kremlin - backed Chechen opposition joined a worldwide chorus of condemnation against Russia and accused its purported ally of widespread brutality in the war on secessionist Chechnya . Kremlin - backed What does it mean to be Kremlin-backed? 5 8 +1169 4 The news came as the Kremlin - backed Chechen opposition joined a worldwide chorus of condemnation against Russia and accused its purported ally of widespread brutality in the war on secessionist Chechnya . purported ally Who is the ally here? 21 23 +1169 4 The news came as the Kremlin - backed Chechen opposition joined a worldwide chorus of condemnation against Russia and accused its purported ally of widespread brutality in the war on secessionist Chechnya . war on secessionist Chechnya . What was the reason for the secession? 28 33 +1169 5 The harsh statement was issued as residents of Samashky suffered the second attack in a row on a civilian funeral by Russian helicopter gunships . Samashky Where is Samashky? 8 9 +1170 1 A pro - Kurdish newspaper closed after a court ruling sanctioned a government crackdown that included confiscation of every issue , the daily ' s editor said Saturday . every issue , Why was every issue of the pro-Kurdish newspaper confiscated? 18 21 +1170 1 A pro - Kurdish newspaper closed after a court ruling sanctioned a government crackdown that included confiscation of every issue , the daily ' s editor said Saturday . government crackdown what was the government crackdown 12 14 +1170 1 A pro - Kurdish newspaper closed after a court ruling sanctioned a government crackdown that included confiscation of every issue , the daily ' s editor said Saturday . government Who is the government in this scenario? 12 13 +1170 1 A pro - Kurdish newspaper closed after a court ruling sanctioned a government crackdown that included confiscation of every issue , the daily ' s editor said Saturday . confiscation of every issue , Why were the papers confiscated? 16 21 +1170 2 Baki Karadeniz said directors of Ozgur Ulke , or Free Country , decided to cease publication Friday . A day earlier , a court decided the Istanbul - based paper had made no changes since being banned last year on allegations of making Kurdish propaganda . propaganda What were the specific allegations of propaganda? 44 45 +1170 2 Baki Karadeniz said directors of Ozgur Ulke , or Free Country , decided to cease publication Friday . A day earlier , a court decided the Istanbul - based paper had made no changes since being banned last year on allegations of making Kurdish propaganda . a court decided Which court decided this, what laws did they use? 22 25 +1170 3 The newspaper , which began publishing nine months ago , had a circulation of about 14 , 000 . circulation Who were the predominant subscribers to the newspaper? 12 13 +1170 3 The newspaper , which began publishing nine months ago , had a circulation of about 14 , 000 . publishing was the newspaper publishing daily 5 6 +1170 4 A U . S . - based media aid group on Friday condemned the court decision against Ozgur Ulke as " another effort to silence opposition voices . " In a letter to Prime Minister Tansu Ciller , the Committee to Protect Journalists called on the government to " end the legal pressure on opposition media . " legal pressure What is the basis of the legal pressure being placed on opposition media? 51 53 +1170 4 A U . S . - based media aid group on Friday condemned the court decision against Ozgur Ulke as " another effort to silence opposition voices . " In a letter to Prime Minister Tansu Ciller , the Committee to Protect Journalists called on the government to " end the legal pressure on opposition media . " . S . - based media this is an interface error 2 8 +1170 4 A U . S . - based media aid group on Friday condemned the court decision against Ozgur Ulke as " another effort to silence opposition voices . " In a letter to Prime Minister Tansu Ciller , the Committee to Protect Journalists called on the government to " end the legal pressure on opposition media . " U . S . - based media who are the US based media aid group? 1 8 +1170 4 A U . S . - based media aid group on Friday condemned the court decision against Ozgur Ulke as " another effort to silence opposition voices . " In a letter to Prime Minister Tansu Ciller , the Committee to Protect Journalists called on the government to " end the legal pressure on opposition media . " legal pressure on opposition media Why was there pressure on such media outlets? 51 56 +1170 5 Karadeniz said he expected another pro - Kurdish daily to be established soon . But he said he would not be part of the venture in order to avoid a similar court decision . established when will the newspaper be established 11 12 +1171 1 At night , Emica Kevelj peers across the abyss separating east and west Mostar , at lights in the homes of her former neighbors . Emica Kevelj Who is that? 3 5 +1171 1 At night , Emica Kevelj peers across the abyss separating east and west Mostar , at lights in the homes of her former neighbors . neighbors What happened to her former neighbors? 23 24 +1171 2 She is a refugee in her own town , a Muslim exiled to the eastern bank of a riverside city that has become Bosnia ' s Berlin . exiled why is she exiled? 11 12 +1171 2 She is a refugee in her own town , a Muslim exiled to the eastern bank of a riverside city that has become Bosnia ' s Berlin . Berlin What does 'Bosnia's Berlin' mean? 26 27 +1171 3 Mostar bore the brunt of fighting 1 { years ago between Croats and the Muslim - led Bosnian government . Now , it ' s a battleground of wills - - over whether a federation between Croats and Muslims , a key to peace in Bosnia , will succeed . whether a federation between Croats and Muslims , Why were these two groups struggling to coexist at this period? 32 40 +1171 3 Mostar bore the brunt of fighting 1 { years ago between Croats and the Muslim - led Bosnian government . Now , it ' s a battleground of wills - - over whether a federation between Croats and Muslims , a key to peace in Bosnia , will succeed . peace Do both sides of the conflict wish to seek a solution to peace in the area? 43 44 +1171 4 Signed last March under U . S . pressure , the Muslim - Croat federation halted the fighting between the two sides . But the hoped for military - political union never happened . Rising tensions are now pushing the federation toward collapse . Rising tensions What are the tensions over? 34 36 +1171 4 Signed last March under U . S . pressure , the Muslim - Croat federation halted the fighting between the two sides . But the hoped for military - political union never happened . Rising tensions are now pushing the federation toward collapse . tensions What are the tensions that are causing the federation to collapse? 35 36 +1171 5 Croatian President Franjo Tudjman recently told the German news magazine Spiegel the Bosnian government wanted full control of Mostar as a step to " founding an Islamic state . " Mostar ' s European administrator has accused Bosnian Croats of sabotaging the federation . Bosnian Croats of sabotaging the federation . How were they seen as sabotaging the peace? 37 44 +1171 5 Croatian President Franjo Tudjman recently told the German news magazine Spiegel the Bosnian government wanted full control of Mostar as a step to " founding an Islamic state . " Mostar ' s European administrator has accused Bosnian Croats of sabotaging the federation . accused Did any surrounding nations attempt to mediate between these two oppositions? 36 37 +1172 1 Thomas Muster and Alex Antonitsch overcame a second - set blip to beat Spanish doubles team Sergi Bruguera and Emilio Sanchez 6 - 2 , 3 - 6 , 6 - 3 , 6 - 3 Saturday and give Austria a 2 - 1 lead in their Davis Cup World Group match . overcame a second - set blip How did they overcome this? 5 11 +1172 1 Thomas Muster and Alex Antonitsch overcame a second - set blip to beat Spanish doubles team Sergi Bruguera and Emilio Sanchez 6 - 2 , 3 - 6 , 6 - 3 , 6 - 3 Saturday and give Austria a 2 - 1 lead in their Davis Cup World Group match . overcame a second - set blip How did they overcome this blip? 5 11 +1172 1 Thomas Muster and Alex Antonitsch overcame a second - set blip to beat Spanish doubles team Sergi Bruguera and Emilio Sanchez 6 - 2 , 3 - 6 , 6 - 3 , 6 - 3 Saturday and give Austria a 2 - 1 lead in their Davis Cup World Group match . to beat Beat them at what? 11 13 +1172 1 Thomas Muster and Alex Antonitsch overcame a second - set blip to beat Spanish doubles team Sergi Bruguera and Emilio Sanchez 6 - 2 , 3 - 6 , 6 - 3 , 6 - 3 Saturday and give Austria a 2 - 1 lead in their Davis Cup World Group match . team What kind of sport team is this? 15 16 +1172 2 Bruguera , ranked No . 4 in the world , proved a weak partner for Sanchez , an experienced doubles player who with his now injured partner Sergio Casal has won many of the world ' s leading doubles titles . weak What are the differences in technique between a singles player and a doubles player? 12 13 +1172 2 Bruguera , ranked No . 4 in the world , proved a weak partner for Sanchez , an experienced doubles player who with his now injured partner Sergio Casal has won many of the world ' s leading doubles titles . now injured partner Sergio Casal How was Casal injured before this tie? 24 29 +1172 2 Bruguera , ranked No . 4 in the world , proved a weak partner for Sanchez , an experienced doubles player who with his now injured partner Sergio Casal has won many of the world ' s leading doubles titles . ranked No . 4 Who is ranked #1? 2 6 +1172 2 Bruguera , ranked No . 4 in the world , proved a weak partner for Sanchez , an experienced doubles player who with his now injured partner Sergio Casal has won many of the world ' s leading doubles titles . proved How did he prove to be a weak partner? 10 11 +1172 2 Bruguera , ranked No . 4 in the world , proved a weak partner for Sanchez , an experienced doubles player who with his now injured partner Sergio Casal has won many of the world ' s leading doubles titles . now injured How was he injured? 24 26 +1172 3 " Today we had two singles players and two doubles players on court , " said Muster , a singles specialist . " Alex played better than Sanchez , and I played better than Bruguera . So we won . " specialist What are the regulations on the replacement of injured doubles partners? 20 21 +1172 3 " Today we had two singles players and two doubles players on court , " said Muster , a singles specialist . " Alex played better than Sanchez , and I played better than Bruguera . So we won . " a singles specialist Why is he considered a singles specialist? 18 21 +1172 3 " Today we had two singles players and two doubles players on court , " said Muster , a singles specialist . " Alex played better than Sanchez , and I played better than Bruguera . So we won . " singles specialist What makes him a specialist? 19 21 +1172 4 " They were playing together for the first time , we know each other for 10 years . and trained well together this week , " said Antonitsch . and trained well together this week , " How did they train? 18 26 +1172 4 " They were playing together for the first time , we know each other for 10 years . and trained well together this week , " said Antonitsch . the first time , Is there a reason they hadn't played together before now? 6 10 +1172 4 " They were playing together for the first time , we know each other for 10 years . and trained well together this week , " said Antonitsch . and trained What is involved in their training? 18 20 +1172 5 The Austrians broke Sanchez in the fifth game for the first service break and then , Bruguera dropped serve . broke Sanchez What you mean by \"broke\"? 2 4 +1172 5 The Austrians broke Sanchez in the fifth game for the first service break and then , Bruguera dropped serve . fifth game How many games are there? 6 8 +1173 1 Patricia Highsmith , an American crime writer whose dark , psychological tales of murder and intrigue thrilled readers worldwide , died Saturday . She was 74 . died How did Patricia Highsmith die? 20 21 +1173 1 Patricia Highsmith , an American crime writer whose dark , psychological tales of murder and intrigue thrilled readers worldwide , died Saturday . She was 74 . died How did she die? 20 21 +1173 1 Patricia Highsmith , an American crime writer whose dark , psychological tales of murder and intrigue thrilled readers worldwide , died Saturday . She was 74 . died Saturday How and why did she die? 20 22 +1173 2 She died at Locarno ' s Carita hospital , according to a hospital official . No cause of death was given . cause Why was a cause of death not given? 16 17 +1173 2 She died at Locarno ' s Carita hospital , according to a hospital official . No cause of death was given . died Did she have any medical problems? 1 2 +1173 3 Highsmith ' s first novel , " Strangers on a Train , " was published in 1950 . Alfred Hitchcock made it into a movie the following year . movie How is the movie different from the book? 24 25 +1173 3 Highsmith ' s first novel , " Strangers on a Train , " was published in 1950 . Alfred Hitchcock made it into a movie the following year . movie Was the movie successful? 24 25 +1173 3 Highsmith ' s first novel , " Strangers on a Train , " was published in 1950 . Alfred Hitchcock made it into a movie the following year . movie Was the movie named the same thing as the book? 24 25 +1173 4 She wrote some 20 novels and seven short - story collections . She was perhaps best known for the character of Tom Ripley , a charming gentleman - murderer who was at the center of five of her novels . Her last novel in 1991 was " Ripley Under Water . " best Why was she best known for the character of Tom Ripley? 15 16 +1173 4 She wrote some 20 novels and seven short - story collections . She was perhaps best known for the character of Tom Ripley , a charming gentleman - murderer who was at the center of five of her novels . Her last novel in 1991 was " Ripley Under Water . " charming How did she come up with the character of Tom Ripley? 25 26 +1173 4 She wrote some 20 novels and seven short - story collections . She was perhaps best known for the character of Tom Ripley , a charming gentleman - murderer who was at the center of five of her novels . Her last novel in 1991 was " Ripley Under Water . " last Why did she stop writing novels in 1991? 41 42 +1173 4 She wrote some 20 novels and seven short - story collections . She was perhaps best known for the character of Tom Ripley , a charming gentleman - murderer who was at the center of five of her novels . Her last novel in 1991 was " Ripley Under Water . " Tom Ripley , Why was Tom Ripley her best known character? 21 24 +1173 5 Her novels won wide critical acclaim . Graham Greene once described her as a " writer who has created a world of her own - - a world claustrophobic and irrational which we enter each time with a sense of personal danger . " won What are some of her famous novels? 2 3 +1173 5 Her novels won wide critical acclaim . Graham Greene once described her as a " writer who has created a world of her own - - a world claustrophobic and irrational which we enter each time with a sense of personal danger . " critical acclaim Why were they celebrated so much? 4 6 +1174 1 Ten men were shot to death Saturday night in a series of attacks apparently linked to a feud between Sunni and Shiite Muslim militants , police said . feud Why is there a feud between Sunni and Shiite Muslim militants? 17 18 +1174 1 Ten men were shot to death Saturday night in a series of attacks apparently linked to a feud between Sunni and Shiite Muslim militants , police said . feud between Sunni and Shiite Muslim militants , What were the militants arguing over that led to the massacre? 17 25 +1174 2 In the worst attack , four people were gunned down outside a club in central Karachi where Shiite men gather to play board games . gunned down How come there was no security at the club? 8 10 +1174 3 The Karachi Central District , an area wracked by political and religious violence , was the site for all but one of the killings , according to Sattar Sheikh , police superintendent for the area . wracked Why is the area \"The Karachi Central District\" wracked by political and religious violence? 7 8 +1174 3 The Karachi Central District , an area wracked by political and religious violence , was the site for all but one of the killings , according to Sattar Sheikh , police superintendent for the area . the site for all but one of the killings , What was the other site of the killings? 15 25 +1174 4 There were at least five separate attacks that accounted for the 10 deaths and nine injuries , according to police . Gunbattles continued late into the night and paramilitary troops were called in to the troubled areas to prevent further bloodshed . Gunbattles How come troops are not stationed 24/7 in an area where the attacks happen so often? 21 22 +1174 5 Sheikh said the shootings appeared linked to the feud between Tehfuz Nifaz Jafaria , a militant Shiite group , and Sibah - e - Shabha , a militant Sunni group . feud How come these groups do not resolve their differences? 8 9 +1175 1 The huge , ornate rooms in the former czarist palace where the Cold War may have started were polished and cleaned . in the former czarist palace which palace is being referred to? 5 10 +1175 1 The huge , ornate rooms in the former czarist palace where the Cold War may have started were polished and cleaned . ornate What makes the rooms in the former cazrist palace appear ornate? 3 4 +1175 1 The huge , ornate rooms in the former czarist palace where the Cold War may have started were polished and cleaned . the Cold War may have started Why did the Cold War possibly start in this palace? 11 17 +1175 1 The huge , ornate rooms in the former czarist palace where the Cold War may have started were polished and cleaned . the Cold War may have started Why is it thought that the Cold War might have begun in this palace? 11 17 +1175 2 Visitors were given their first glimpse of the private rooms where President Franklin Roosevelt slept during the 1945 Yalta Conference . Visitors were given their first glimpse When were visitors given a first glimpse into the private rooms? 0 6 +1175 2 Visitors were given their first glimpse of the private rooms where President Franklin Roosevelt slept during the 1945 Yalta Conference . where President Franklin Roosevelt slept Why was President Roosevelt sleeping in the palace? 10 15 +1175 3 And fuzzy black - and - white pictures of Roosevelt , Stalin and Churchill determining the shape of postwar Europe were put on display . determining the shape of postwar Europe How did they determine the shape of postwar Europe? 14 20 +1175 3 And fuzzy black - and - white pictures of Roosevelt , Stalin and Churchill determining the shape of postwar Europe were put on display . determining the shape How did pictures of Roosevelt, Stalin and Churchill determine the shape of postwar Europe? 14 17 +1175 3 And fuzzy black - and - white pictures of Roosevelt , Stalin and Churchill determining the shape of postwar Europe were put on display . the shape of postwar Europe were put on display What was the shape of postwar Europe at this time? 15 24 +1175 3 And fuzzy black - and - white pictures of Roosevelt , Stalin and Churchill determining the shape of postwar Europe were put on display . Roosevelt , Stalin and Churchill determining How did these three leaders determine the shape of Europe? 9 15 +1175 4 There were no formal ceremonies , but Saturday marked the 50th anniversary of the start of the top - secret meeting among the World War II Allied leaders on the outskirts of Yalta . There were no formal ceremonies , Were there any informal ceremonies? 0 6 +1175 4 There were no formal ceremonies , but Saturday marked the 50th anniversary of the start of the top - secret meeting among the World War II Allied leaders on the outskirts of Yalta . 50th anniversary How often, over the last fifty years, have World War II Allied leaders held top-secret meetings? 10 12 +1175 4 There were no formal ceremonies , but Saturday marked the 50th anniversary of the start of the top - secret meeting among the World War II Allied leaders on the outskirts of Yalta . start of the top - secret meeting Why was the meeting top-secret? 14 21 +1175 4 There were no formal ceremonies , but Saturday marked the 50th anniversary of the start of the top - secret meeting among the World War II Allied leaders on the outskirts of Yalta . the outskirts of Yalta Why was the meeting held in Yalta? 29 33 +1175 5 Museum curators and local officials say there is new interest in the meeting where decisions were made to split Europe into what became two hostile blocs . into what became two hostile blocs Why were they hostile? 20 26 +1175 5 Museum curators and local officials say there is new interest in the meeting where decisions were made to split Europe into what became two hostile blocs . decisions Who made the decisions to split Europe into what became two hostile blocs? 14 15 +1175 5 Museum curators and local officials say there is new interest in the meeting where decisions were made to split Europe into what became two hostile blocs . became two hostile blocs Why did the two blocs become hostile toward each other? 22 26 +1176 1 Patricia Highsmith , an American crime writer whose dark , psychological tales of murder and intrigue thrilled and shocked readers worldwide , died Saturday . She was 74 . died How did she die? 22 23 +1176 1 Patricia Highsmith , an American crime writer whose dark , psychological tales of murder and intrigue thrilled and shocked readers worldwide , died Saturday . She was 74 . died Saturday What was the cause of death? 22 24 +1176 1 Patricia Highsmith , an American crime writer whose dark , psychological tales of murder and intrigue thrilled and shocked readers worldwide , died Saturday . She was 74 . writer What were some of her top bestsellers? 6 7 +1176 1 Patricia Highsmith , an American crime writer whose dark , psychological tales of murder and intrigue thrilled and shocked readers worldwide , died Saturday . She was 74 . died How did she die? 22 23 +1176 2 She died at the Carita hospital in the southern Swiss town of Locarno , according to a hospital official . No cause of death was given . given Why was no cause given? 25 26 +1176 2 She died at the Carita hospital in the southern Swiss town of Locarno , according to a hospital official . No cause of death was given . No cause of death was given Why was the cause of death not given 20 26 +1176 3 Her haunting , harrowing tales were published in 20 languages , and were especially popular in Europe . Many of her principal characters , even if they had killed someone , escaped detection . harrowing tales were published What are some of her publications? 3 7 +1176 3 Her haunting , harrowing tales were published in 20 languages , and were especially popular in Europe . Many of her principal characters , even if they had killed someone , escaped detection . characters , What were some major characters? 22 24 +1176 3 Her haunting , harrowing tales were published in 20 languages , and were especially popular in Europe . Many of her principal characters , even if they had killed someone , escaped detection . 20 languages , did it translate to asian languages? 8 11 +1176 4 " I rather like criminals and find them extremely interesting , unless they are monotonously and stupidly brutal , " she once said . monotonously How can a criminal be both stupid and boring with their brutality? 14 15 +1176 4 " I rather like criminals and find them extremely interesting , unless they are monotonously and stupidly brutal , " she once said . stupidly brutal , " how is this decided? 16 20 +1176 5 Highsmith ' s first novel , " Strangers on a Train , " appeared in 1950 , after being rejected by six publishers . Alfred Hitchcock made it into a movie the following year and it became a classic of suspense fiction rejected Which publisher ultimately published her work? 19 20 +1177 1 Security men blocked journalists of Serbia ' s sole independent daily from entering their offices Saturday in the authorities ' latest move to muzzle the media . Security men How many security men? 0 2 +1177 1 Security men blocked journalists of Serbia ' s sole independent daily from entering their offices Saturday in the authorities ' latest move to muzzle the media . Serbia ' s sole independent daily What is Serbia's sole independent daily? 5 11 +1177 2 Two women journalists were slightly injured in a spontaneous protest outside the building in central Belgrade . They were bruised when the 50 journalists , who blocked traffic , were forced aside by three cars bearing stickers of a Serbian paramilitary leader . Two women journalists Who are these two women journalists? 0 3 +1177 2 Two women journalists were slightly injured in a spontaneous protest outside the building in central Belgrade . They were bruised when the 50 journalists , who blocked traffic , were forced aside by three cars bearing stickers of a Serbian paramilitary leader . spontaneous protest How was it a spontaneous protest? 8 10 +1177 2 Two women journalists were slightly injured in a spontaneous protest outside the building in central Belgrade . They were bruised when the 50 journalists , who blocked traffic , were forced aside by three cars bearing stickers of a Serbian paramilitary leader . spontaneous protest What was the crux of the protest? 8 10 +1177 5 Late last year , the government of Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic used a legal loophole to deny the daily Borba approval for its 1991 transformation to a shareholding company . It formed a state - controlled enterprise under the same name . under the same name So could Nasa Borba change their name under the same loophole? 37 41 +1177 5 Late last year , the government of Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic used a legal loophole to deny the daily Borba approval for its 1991 transformation to a shareholding company . It formed a state - controlled enterprise under the same name . a state - controlled enterprise How does a state-controlled enterprise work? 32 37 +1177 5 Late last year , the government of Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic used a legal loophole to deny the daily Borba approval for its 1991 transformation to a shareholding company . It formed a state - controlled enterprise under the same name . used a legal loophole What sort of legality did the Milosevic government use to attain this end? 11 15 +1178 1 Germany and Russia secured places in the second round of the 1995 Davis Cup Saturday , while defending champion Sweden avoided elimination by winning its doubles match against Denmark . Davis Cup Saturday , What sport is the Davis Cup? 12 16 +1178 1 Germany and Russia secured places in the second round of the 1995 Davis Cup Saturday , while defending champion Sweden avoided elimination by winning its doubles match against Denmark . 1995 Davis Cup Saturday , What sport is this? 11 16 +1178 1 Germany and Russia secured places in the second round of the 1995 Davis Cup Saturday , while defending champion Sweden avoided elimination by winning its doubles match against Denmark . match Which sport is being talked about here? 26 27 +1178 1 Germany and Russia secured places in the second round of the 1995 Davis Cup Saturday , while defending champion Sweden avoided elimination by winning its doubles match against Denmark . Davis What sport is the Davis Cup? 12 13 +1178 2 Sweden , after losing both singles matches on Friday , rallied behind Jan Apell and Jonas Bjorkman , who lost the first set before posting a 6 - 7 ( 6 - 8 ) , 6 - 3 , 6 - 4 , 6 - 2 victory over Kenneth Carlsen and Morten Christensen . Kenneth Carlsen and Morten Christensen What country are they representing? 48 53 +1178 2 Sweden , after losing both singles matches on Friday , rallied behind Jan Apell and Jonas Bjorkman , who lost the first set before posting a 6 - 7 ( 6 - 8 ) , 6 - 3 , 6 - 4 , 6 - 2 victory over Kenneth Carlsen and Morten Christensen . Carlsen Which country is Kenneth Carlsen and Morten Christensen from? 49 50 +1178 3 Denmark , without a player ranked in the top 200 , can still pull off the upset if either Carlsen beats two - time Wimbledon champion Stefan Edberg or Frederik Fetterlein plays Bjorkman in Sunday ' s reverse singles on the indoor carpet at Copenhagen . pull off the upset if either How would the outcome of two singles matches influence the outcome from a doubles match? 13 19 +1178 3 Denmark , without a player ranked in the top 200 , can still pull off the upset if either Carlsen beats two - time Wimbledon champion Stefan Edberg or Frederik Fetterlein plays Bjorkman in Sunday ' s reverse singles on the indoor carpet at Copenhagen . in the top 200 , Why is 200 significant? 6 11 +1178 3 Denmark , without a player ranked in the top 200 , can still pull off the upset if either Carlsen beats two - time Wimbledon champion Stefan Edberg or Frederik Fetterlein plays Bjorkman in Sunday ' s reverse singles on the indoor carpet at Copenhagen . without Why is no player ranked in the top 200 but still be expected to pull off an upset? 2 3 +1178 3 Denmark , without a player ranked in the top 200 , can still pull off the upset if either Carlsen beats two - time Wimbledon champion Stefan Edberg or Frederik Fetterlein plays Bjorkman in Sunday ' s reverse singles on the indoor carpet at Copenhagen . reverse What is a reverse singles match? 37 38 +1178 4 The last defending champion nation to lose in the first round was the United States , eliminated by Australia after winning the title in 1992 . to lose in the first round Was this a doubles or singles match? 5 11 +1178 4 The last defending champion nation to lose in the first round was the United States , eliminated by Australia after winning the title in 1992 . 1992 So did the U.S. lose in 1993? 24 25 +1178 4 The last defending champion nation to lose in the first round was the United States , eliminated by Australia after winning the title in 1992 . eliminated How were they eliminated? 16 17 +1178 4 The last defending champion nation to lose in the first round was the United States , eliminated by Australia after winning the title in 1992 . United What were the scores for the United States team? 13 14 +1178 5 Russia , last year ' s runner - up , raced to an insurmountable 3 - 0 lead over Belgium at Antwerp , with Yevgeny Kafelnikov and Andrey Olhovskiy beating Libor Pimek and Filip Dewulf 2 - 6 , 7 - 5 , 7 - 5 , 6 - 3 . last year ' s runner - up , Who did they end up losing to? 2 10 +1178 5 Russia , last year ' s runner - up , raced to an insurmountable 3 - 0 lead over Belgium at Antwerp , with Yevgeny Kafelnikov and Andrey Olhovskiy beating Libor Pimek and Filip Dewulf 2 - 6 , 7 - 5 , 7 - 5 , 6 - 3 . insurmountable literally insurmountable or is this hyperbole? 13 14 +1178 5 Russia , last year ' s runner - up , raced to an insurmountable 3 - 0 lead over Belgium at Antwerp , with Yevgeny Kafelnikov and Andrey Olhovskiy beating Libor Pimek and Filip Dewulf 2 - 6 , 7 - 5 , 7 - 5 , 6 - 3 . beating How did they beat Libor and Filip - what made it an insurmountable lead? 29 30 +1178 5 Russia , last year ' s runner - up , raced to an insurmountable 3 - 0 lead over Belgium at Antwerp , with Yevgeny Kafelnikov and Andrey Olhovskiy beating Libor Pimek and Filip Dewulf 2 - 6 , 7 - 5 , 7 - 5 , 6 - 3 . runner - up , Who are the top five seeds for this event? 6 10 +1179 1 Polish lawmakers warned President Lech Walesa on Saturday they will take him to court if he tries to dissolve parliament to force new elections . if he tries to dissolve parliament What is the endgame of dissolving parliament? 14 20 +1179 1 Polish lawmakers warned President Lech Walesa on Saturday they will take him to court if he tries to dissolve parliament to force new elections . warned President Lech Walesa Why do they need to warn him? 2 6 +1179 1 Polish lawmakers warned President Lech Walesa on Saturday they will take him to court if he tries to dissolve parliament to force new elections . dissolve parliament Why does he want to dissolve parliament? 18 20 +1179 1 Polish lawmakers warned President Lech Walesa on Saturday they will take him to court if he tries to dissolve parliament to force new elections . force new elections Why does he want new election to be held? 21 24 +1179 1 Polish lawmakers warned President Lech Walesa on Saturday they will take him to court if he tries to dissolve parliament to force new elections . force new elections Why is President Lech Wales forcing new elections? 21 24 +1179 1 Polish lawmakers warned President Lech Walesa on Saturday they will take him to court if he tries to dissolve parliament to force new elections . dissolve parliament How does dissolving the parliament force new elections? 18 20 +1179 2 Walesa insists he has the authority to take such action , but the leftist - dominated parliament passed a resolution declaring it would be illegal . insists he has the authority Where does Walesa feel he derives his authority to do so? 1 6 +1179 2 Walesa insists he has the authority to take such action , but the leftist - dominated parliament passed a resolution declaring it would be illegal . Walesa insists he has the authority Why does he think he is so entitled? 0 6 +1179 2 Walesa insists he has the authority to take such action , but the leftist - dominated parliament passed a resolution declaring it would be illegal . passed a resolution declaring it would be illegal Would making this illegal be the best solution or is there another better solution? 17 25 +1179 2 Walesa insists he has the authority to take such action , but the leftist - dominated parliament passed a resolution declaring it would be illegal . insists he has the authority Why does Walesa insists he has the authority to take such action? 1 6 +1179 2 Walesa insists he has the authority to take such action , but the leftist - dominated parliament passed a resolution declaring it would be illegal . passed a resolution How does a passed resolution declare the President's authority illegal? 17 20 +1179 3 The resolution threatens to take Walesa before the state tribunal , a special court which determines whether politicians are acting within the constitution . resolution How was this resolution not already something stated in their laws as a form of checking the power of those in office? 1 2 +1179 4 It ' s unclear under Polish law whether the state tribunal has the power to oust Walesa from office or merely order him to comply with the constitution . has the power to oust Walesa At this point, wouldn't this form of government just lead to a dictatorship because there is no way to keep the power of those in office in check? 11 17 +1179 5 Walesa , the former head of the Solidarity labor union which toppled the Communist regime in 1989 , has been on a collision course with parliament and Prime Minister Waldemar Pawlak over economic and foreign policies . economic and foreign policies What types of policies have caused friction between Solidarity and the PM? 32 36 +1179 5 Walesa , the former head of the Solidarity labor union which toppled the Communist regime in 1989 , has been on a collision course with parliament and Prime Minister Waldemar Pawlak over economic and foreign policies . collision course So, was being brought to court inevitable for Walesa since it seems like a lot of people don't agree with how he wants to run things? 22 24 +1180 1 William Gladstone remains one of the great philosophers of English politics , matched as he was with his Conservative Party opponent Benjamin Disraeli during much of Queen Victoria ' s 1800s . Now his diaries are finally available , lending more depth to his personality . philosophers of English politics , what made him so great? what did he research? 7 12 +1180 1 William Gladstone remains one of the great philosophers of English politics , matched as he was with his Conservative Party opponent Benjamin Disraeli during much of Queen Victoria ' s 1800s . Now his diaries are finally available , lending more depth to his personality . remains one of the great philosophers Why was he a great philosopher? 2 8 +1180 1 William Gladstone remains one of the great philosophers of English politics , matched as he was with his Conservative Party opponent Benjamin Disraeli during much of Queen Victoria ' s 1800s . Now his diaries are finally available , lending more depth to his personality . great Why is William Gladstone considered a great philosopher? 6 7 +1180 1 William Gladstone remains one of the great philosophers of English politics , matched as he was with his Conservative Party opponent Benjamin Disraeli during much of Queen Victoria ' s 1800s . Now his diaries are finally available , lending more depth to his personality . personality What do his diaries tell us about William Gladstone? 44 45 +1180 2 OXFORD , England ( AP ) - - The great work is done . The diaries of William Ewart Gladstone , the greatest of Victorian statesmen , are in print in 14 thick volumes after more than a quarter - century of editing and research . 14 how did one person write fourteen volumes as a diary? 31 32 +1180 2 OXFORD , England ( AP ) - - The great work is done . The diaries of William Ewart Gladstone , the greatest of Victorian statesmen , are in print in 14 thick volumes after more than a quarter - century of editing and research . quarter - century of editing and research . Why did the editing process take so long? 38 46 +1180 3 Four times prime minister , the charismatic leader of the Liberal Party gave up politics when he was 84 years old . He died four years later , in 1898 , and is buried in Westminster Abbey . Four times prime minister , how was he elected prime minister 4 times? 0 5 +1180 3 Four times prime minister , the charismatic leader of the Liberal Party gave up politics when he was 84 years old . He died four years later , in 1898 , and is buried in Westminster Abbey . gave up politics Why did he give up on politics? 12 15 +1180 3 Four times prime minister , the charismatic leader of the Liberal Party gave up politics when he was 84 years old . He died four years later , in 1898 , and is buried in Westminster Abbey . charismatic What made him so charismatic? 6 7 +1180 3 Four times prime minister , the charismatic leader of the Liberal Party gave up politics when he was 84 years old . He died four years later , in 1898 , and is buried in Westminster Abbey . politics Why did he give up politics after so long? 14 15 +1180 4 Huge crowds flocked to see and hear the Grand Old Man and he can still be heard . He was the first European politician to speak on Thomas Edison ' s phonograph . Huge crowds flocked to what was so important about what he had to say? 0 4 +1180 4 Huge crowds flocked to see and hear the Grand Old Man and he can still be heard . He was the first European politician to speak on Thomas Edison ' s phonograph . heard How can he still be heard if he is dead? 16 17 +1180 4 Huge crowds flocked to see and hear the Grand Old Man and he can still be heard . He was the first European politician to speak on Thomas Edison ' s phonograph . phonograph What did he say on the phonograph? 31 32 +1180 5 His diaries from age 16 to 86 contain 23 , 500 entries , brief and primarily a record of meetings , churchgoing and reading . 16 to 86 contain 23 , 500 entries , how did he write so much? 4 13 +1180 5 His diaries from age 16 to 86 contain 23 , 500 entries , brief and primarily a record of meetings , churchgoing and reading . brief and primarily a record of meetings , Why were his entries typically so brief? 13 21 +1180 5 His diaries from age 16 to 86 contain 23 , 500 entries , brief and primarily a record of meetings , churchgoing and reading . record of meetings , churchgoing and reading Why did he record all of these; for what purpose? 17 24 +1181 1 A delegation of U . S . State Department officials left North Korea Saturday after talks on exchanging liaison offices with the isolated communist state , the North ' s official media reported . exchanging Why are they exchanging liaison offices? 17 18 +1181 1 A delegation of U . S . State Department officials left North Korea Saturday after talks on exchanging liaison offices with the isolated communist state , the North ' s official media reported . delegation Why was the delegation meeting felt necessary? 1 2 +1181 1 A delegation of U . S . State Department officials left North Korea Saturday after talks on exchanging liaison offices with the isolated communist state , the North ' s official media reported . A delegation Who is this person? 0 2 +1181 1 A delegation of U . S . State Department officials left North Korea Saturday after talks on exchanging liaison offices with the isolated communist state , the North ' s official media reported . talks How many, and which, countries were part of these talks? 15 16 +1181 2 The exchange of offices is part of the Oct . 21 U . S . - North Korea deal in which the North agreed to freeze its nuclear program in exchange for economic aid and limited diplomatic ties . deal What made North Korea need to come to an impasse where they needed assistance? 18 19 +1181 2 The exchange of offices is part of the Oct . 21 U . S . - North Korea deal in which the North agreed to freeze its nuclear program in exchange for economic aid and limited diplomatic ties . diplomatic What were the diplomatic ties they requested to limit? 36 37 +1181 2 The exchange of offices is part of the Oct . 21 U . S . - North Korea deal in which the North agreed to freeze its nuclear program in exchange for economic aid and limited diplomatic ties . economic What type of economic aid has the U.S. agreed to provide North Korea? 32 33 +1181 3 During their five - day visit to Pyongyang , the North ' s capital , the U . S . officials looked at possible site for the American office . site Where is the possible site located? 24 25 +1181 3 During their five - day visit to Pyongyang , the North ' s capital , the U . S . officials looked at possible site for the American office . site How is the US scouting sites when North Korea wants to limit diplomatic ties? 24 25 +1181 3 During their five - day visit to Pyongyang , the North ' s capital , the U . S . officials looked at possible site for the American office . visit Was the US not accompanied during their visit if they were able to visit sites for an office? 5 6 +1181 3 During their five - day visit to Pyongyang , the North ' s capital , the U . S . officials looked at possible site for the American office . office Did the American office ever get built? 28 29 +1181 4 Pyongyang ' s official Korea Central News Agency did not provide further details in its one - sentence dispatch monitored Sunday . dispatch What is a dispatch in terms to the Koreas? Is this an announcement to the public? 18 19 +1181 4 Pyongyang ' s official Korea Central News Agency did not provide further details in its one - sentence dispatch monitored Sunday . monitored Who monitored the dispatch? 19 20 +1181 4 Pyongyang ' s official Korea Central News Agency did not provide further details in its one - sentence dispatch monitored Sunday . one - sentence What did the one-sentence say? 15 18 +1181 5 Liaison offices would be the first step toward normalizing relations . The United States fought in the 1950 - 53 Korean War on South Korea ' s side . normalizing relations Why would this help to normalize relations? 8 10 +1182 1 A former World War II guerrilla who later served as foreign secretary wants the name of the late President Ferdinand Marcos removed from the list of Filipino war heroes . removed from the list of Filipino war heroes Why does he want Marcos name removed? 21 29 +1182 1 A former World War II guerrilla who later served as foreign secretary wants the name of the late President Ferdinand Marcos removed from the list of Filipino war heroes . former World War II guerrilla Who is the former World War II guerrilla? 1 6 +1182 1 A former World War II guerrilla who later served as foreign secretary wants the name of the late President Ferdinand Marcos removed from the list of Filipino war heroes . Marcos removed from the list Why do he wants Marcos removed from the list of Filipino war heroes? 20 25 +1182 1 A former World War II guerrilla who later served as foreign secretary wants the name of the late President Ferdinand Marcos removed from the list of Filipino war heroes . foreign secretary Who is the foreign secretary? 10 12 +1182 1 A former World War II guerrilla who later served as foreign secretary wants the name of the late President Ferdinand Marcos removed from the list of Filipino war heroes . removed from the list Why is this person wanting the President's name removed from the list? 21 25 +1182 1 A former World War II guerrilla who later served as foreign secretary wants the name of the late President Ferdinand Marcos removed from the list of Filipino war heroes . removed Why does he want the late President's name removed? 21 22 +1182 2 Marcos ' name is among those inscribed at Fort Santiago as having been among thousands of Filipinos jailed in the 16th Century Spanish fort by the Japanese during the war . jailed in the 16th Century Spanish fort Why were these people jailed? 17 24 +1182 2 Marcos ' name is among those inscribed at Fort Santiago as having been among thousands of Filipinos jailed in the 16th Century Spanish fort by the Japanese during the war . thousands of Filipinos jailed Why were they jailed? 14 18 +1182 2 Marcos ' name is among those inscribed at Fort Santiago as having been among thousands of Filipinos jailed in the 16th Century Spanish fort by the Japanese during the war . by the Japanese during the war . Why was he jailed by the Japanese? 24 31 +1182 2 Marcos ' name is among those inscribed at Fort Santiago as having been among thousands of Filipinos jailed in the 16th Century Spanish fort by the Japanese during the war . jailed Does this former World War II guerrilla claim that this was not true? 17 18 +1182 3 " For the sake of history , for the sake of our youth , and for the sake of our future , we should now go review the records and remove the fake heroes from our lists , " former Foreign Secretary Raul Manglapus , who was also jailed at Fort Santiago , asked the National Historical Institute on Saturday . remove the fake heroes How will they determine which people are fake? 30 34 +1182 3 " For the sake of history , for the sake of our youth , and for the sake of our future , we should now go review the records and remove the fake heroes from our lists , " former Foreign Secretary Raul Manglapus , who was also jailed at Fort Santiago , asked the National Historical Institute on Saturday . jailed Is Manglapus claiming that Marcos was not among the thousands jailed at Fort Santiago? 48 49 +1182 4 Manglapus claimed neither he nor any other former guerrilla had actually seen Marcos at Fort Santiago . Marcos said he was held there soon after the April 1942 fall of Bataan but escaped . escaped How did Marcos escape? 32 33 +1182 4 Manglapus claimed neither he nor any other former guerrilla had actually seen Marcos at Fort Santiago . Marcos said he was held there soon after the April 1942 fall of Bataan but escaped . claimed neither he nor any other former guerrilla How accurate is this as a source of information? 1 9 +1182 4 Manglapus claimed neither he nor any other former guerrilla had actually seen Marcos at Fort Santiago . Marcos said he was held there soon after the April 1942 fall of Bataan but escaped . escaped Did anybody escape with him and can verify his statement? 32 33 +1182 5 " The former president was never seen in these ( Fort Santiago ) premises by any of the detainees , " Manglapus said . detainees , " How many of the detainees are still alive and can verify this? 18 21 +1183 1 Vietnam and the Philippines signed an agreement Sunday for the orderly repatriation of Vietnamese who fled their homeland but cannot qualify for political refugee status abroad . political refugee status Why weren't they able to qualify for political refugee status? 22 25 +1183 1 Vietnam and the Philippines signed an agreement Sunday for the orderly repatriation of Vietnamese who fled their homeland but cannot qualify for political refugee status abroad . cannot qualify for political refugee status Why were they unable to qualify in other countries? 19 25 +1183 1 Vietnam and the Philippines signed an agreement Sunday for the orderly repatriation of Vietnamese who fled their homeland but cannot qualify for political refugee status abroad . Sunday what date? 7 8 +1183 1 Vietnam and the Philippines signed an agreement Sunday for the orderly repatriation of Vietnamese who fled their homeland but cannot qualify for political refugee status abroad . cannot qualify why can't they qualify? 19 21 +1183 1 Vietnam and the Philippines signed an agreement Sunday for the orderly repatriation of Vietnamese who fled their homeland but cannot qualify for political refugee status abroad . an agreement What is the agreement for? 5 7 +1183 1 Vietnam and the Philippines signed an agreement Sunday for the orderly repatriation of Vietnamese who fled their homeland but cannot qualify for political refugee status abroad . fled their homeland Why did the Vietnamese flee their homeland? 15 18 +1183 1 Vietnam and the Philippines signed an agreement Sunday for the orderly repatriation of Vietnamese who fled their homeland but cannot qualify for political refugee status abroad . cannot qualify Why can they not qualify? 19 21 +1183 2 Vietnamese Foreign Minister Nguyen Manh Cam and Philippine Foreign Secretary Roberto Romulo also signed a mutual cooperation agreement and both called on all countries to refrain from acts that would disturb the peace in the South China Sea . acts that would disturb the peace What are the acts that would disturb peace? 27 33 +1183 2 Vietnamese Foreign Minister Nguyen Manh Cam and Philippine Foreign Secretary Roberto Romulo also signed a mutual cooperation agreement and both called on all countries to refrain from acts that would disturb the peace in the South China Sea . acts what kind of acts? 27 28 +1183 2 Vietnamese Foreign Minister Nguyen Manh Cam and Philippine Foreign Secretary Roberto Romulo also signed a mutual cooperation agreement and both called on all countries to refrain from acts that would disturb the peace in the South China Sea . signed a mutual cooperation agreement What was the main focus of this agreement? 13 18 +1183 2 Vietnamese Foreign Minister Nguyen Manh Cam and Philippine Foreign Secretary Roberto Romulo also signed a mutual cooperation agreement and both called on all countries to refrain from acts that would disturb the peace in the South China Sea . refrain from acts Refrain from what kind of acts? 25 28 +1183 2 Vietnamese Foreign Minister Nguyen Manh Cam and Philippine Foreign Secretary Roberto Romulo also signed a mutual cooperation agreement and both called on all countries to refrain from acts that would disturb the peace in the South China Sea . disturb the peace Why do they want to disturb the peace? 30 33 +1183 3 The orderly repatriation agreement , also signed by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees , seeks to deal with Vietnamese " boat people " who sailed to the Philippines but cannot qualify for settlement in the United States , Canada or other countries . cannot qualify for settlement Why didn't they qualify for settlement in those countries? 31 35 +1183 3 The orderly repatriation agreement , also signed by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees , seeks to deal with Vietnamese " boat people " who sailed to the Philippines but cannot qualify for settlement in the United States , Canada or other countries . to deal with How do they plan on dealing with those people? 17 20 +1183 3 The orderly repatriation agreement , also signed by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees , seeks to deal with Vietnamese " boat people " who sailed to the Philippines but cannot qualify for settlement in the United States , Canada or other countries . " boat people " Why are the dubbed as \"boat people\"? 21 25 +1183 3 The orderly repatriation agreement , also signed by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees , seeks to deal with Vietnamese " boat people " who sailed to the Philippines but cannot qualify for settlement in the United States , Canada or other countries . sailed to the Philippines Why did they sail to the Philippines? 26 30 +1183 4 A joint statement of the three parties said the arrangement was in line with the " comprehensive plan of action " adopted by the Internatinal Conference on Indochinese Refugees . It requires the repatriation of asylum seekers who cannot show they face persecution in their homeland . joint statement of the three parties Why did these parties feel the need to cooperate for this statement? 1 7 +1183 4 A joint statement of the three parties said the arrangement was in line with the " comprehensive plan of action " adopted by the Internatinal Conference on Indochinese Refugees . It requires the repatriation of asylum seekers who cannot show they face persecution in their homeland . face persecution in their homeland What types of persecution were being faced by these refugees? 41 46 +1183 4 A joint statement of the three parties said the arrangement was in line with the " comprehensive plan of action " adopted by the Internatinal Conference on Indochinese Refugees . It requires the repatriation of asylum seekers who cannot show they face persecution in their homeland . was in line What do they mean when they say \"in line\"? 10 13 +1183 4 A joint statement of the three parties said the arrangement was in line with the " comprehensive plan of action " adopted by the Internatinal Conference on Indochinese Refugees . It requires the repatriation of asylum seekers who cannot show they face persecution in their homeland . " comprehensive plan of action " What is this comprehensive plan of action? 15 21 +1183 4 A joint statement of the three parties said the arrangement was in line with the " comprehensive plan of action " adopted by the Internatinal Conference on Indochinese Refugees . It requires the repatriation of asylum seekers who cannot show they face persecution in their homeland . face persecution How do they face persecution? 41 43 +1183 5 The joint statement said 2 , 800 " non - refugees " now are housed at the Philippine First Asylum Camp in Palawan , 370 miles ( 592 kilometers ) southwest of Manila . are housed What type of housing was provided? 13 15 +1184 1 Sitting on a thin mattress with a blanket wrapped around her shoulders , Mitsue Takami , 74 , says life isn ' t bad in a chilly elementary school classroom . Volunteers fetch her medicine at a nearby hospital , and a fellow quake survivor brings her box lunches . elementary school classroom Why is she in an elementary school classroom? 27 30 +1184 1 Sitting on a thin mattress with a blanket wrapped around her shoulders , Mitsue Takami , 74 , says life isn ' t bad in a chilly elementary school classroom . Volunteers fetch her medicine at a nearby hospital , and a fellow quake survivor brings her box lunches . quake Where was this earthquake? 43 44 +1184 1 Sitting on a thin mattress with a blanket wrapped around her shoulders , Mitsue Takami , 74 , says life isn ' t bad in a chilly elementary school classroom . Volunteers fetch her medicine at a nearby hospital , and a fellow quake survivor brings her box lunches . quake What is the quake? 43 44 +1184 1 Sitting on a thin mattress with a blanket wrapped around her shoulders , Mitsue Takami , 74 , says life isn ' t bad in a chilly elementary school classroom . Volunteers fetch her medicine at a nearby hospital , and a fellow quake survivor brings her box lunches . quake survivor What earthquake did she survive? 43 45 +1184 2 Since the earthquake that devastated Kobe threw her from her bed Jan . 17 and destroyed her house , Takami has been living at the Motoyama No . 3 Elementary School , sharing a room with a handful of elderly evacuees . earthquake that devastated Kobe How many people were injured or killed in this earthquake? 2 6 +1184 2 Since the earthquake that devastated Kobe threw her from her bed Jan . 17 and destroyed her house , Takami has been living at the Motoyama No . 3 Elementary School , sharing a room with a handful of elderly evacuees . elderly evacuees Where have they been evacuated from? 39 41 +1184 2 Since the earthquake that devastated Kobe threw her from her bed Jan . 17 and destroyed her house , Takami has been living at the Motoyama No . 3 Elementary School , sharing a room with a handful of elderly evacuees . handful of elderly evacuees How many elderly evacuees are being housed in schools and other public buildings? 37 41 +1184 3 A childless widow who suffers from hardening of the arteries , Takami is one of the thousands of seniors living in drafty shelters , depending on volunteers and makeshift clinics to help with their aches and pains . drafty shelters , What are these shelters like? 21 24 +1184 3 A childless widow who suffers from hardening of the arteries , Takami is one of the thousands of seniors living in drafty shelters , depending on volunteers and makeshift clinics to help with their aches and pains . volunteers Are there enough volunteers to cover the needs of evacuees? 26 27 +1184 4 Like many , she is waiting for her name to come up in the lottery for government - built housing . The elderly , sick and families with children are being given priority , but applications far outnumber available units . lottery Why is it a lottery system to determine who gets government housing? Did they consider any other systems before deciding on this one? 14 15 +1184 4 Like many , she is waiting for her name to come up in the lottery for government - built housing . The elderly , sick and families with children are being given priority , but applications far outnumber available units . outnumber available units Why are so few units available? 37 40 +1184 4 Like many , she is waiting for her name to come up in the lottery for government - built housing . The elderly , sick and families with children are being given priority , but applications far outnumber available units . lottery Is the availability of government-built housing insufficient for the need? 14 15 +1184 5 Seven survivors are crowded into her small classroom . There ' s no heating or running water . Portable bathrooms are lined up outside in the school yard . But she ' s not complaining . Seven survivors was there a decision made as to how many survivors should inhabit a classroom? 0 2 +1184 5 Seven survivors are crowded into her small classroom . There ' s no heating or running water . Portable bathrooms are lined up outside in the school yard . But she ' s not complaining . But she ' s not complaining Why isn't she complaining? 29 35 +1184 5 Seven survivors are crowded into her small classroom . There ' s no heating or running water . Portable bathrooms are lined up outside in the school yard . But she ' s not complaining . There ' s no heating or running water Why are there no facilities? 9 17 +1184 5 Seven survivors are crowded into her small classroom . There ' s no heating or running water . Portable bathrooms are lined up outside in the school yard . But she ' s not complaining . no heating or running water How do they keep the elderly evacuees healthy and well without heat or running water? 12 17 +1185 1 Flood refugees poured back into their precarious polder life Sunday , grateful their centuries - old dams held and glad to see their homes above water . Flood refugees From where? 0 2 +1185 1 Flood refugees poured back into their precarious polder life Sunday , grateful their centuries - old dams held and glad to see their homes above water . Flood refugees Where were these flood refugees located? 0 2 +1185 1 Flood refugees poured back into their precarious polder life Sunday , grateful their centuries - old dams held and glad to see their homes above water . centuries - old dams Why were the dams so old? 13 17 +1185 1 Flood refugees poured back into their precarious polder life Sunday , grateful their centuries - old dams held and glad to see their homes above water . Flood refugees What is a Flood Refugee? 0 2 +1185 1 Flood refugees poured back into their precarious polder life Sunday , grateful their centuries - old dams held and glad to see their homes above water . water Where are the Refugees located that they have experienced a flood? Who are they? 25 26 +1185 2 " You just feel powerless and scared of the water . It was really frightening , " said Klaas van Dee , who owns a woodcutting business in the village of Echteld near here . powerless Does he mean powerless within himself or his business? how serious is the issue? 4 5 +1185 4 Sunday virtually all the rest of the 250 , 000 refugees from the flooding in the southeastern part of the nation were given the go ahead to return to their homes from evacuation centers and makeshift accommodations . part of the nation Which nation? 17 21 +1185 4 Sunday virtually all the rest of the 250 , 000 refugees from the flooding in the southeastern part of the nation were given the go ahead to return to their homes from evacuation centers and makeshift accommodations . flooding in the southeastern part of the nation How long did the flooding in the Netherlands last? 13 21 +1185 4 Sunday virtually all the rest of the 250 , 000 refugees from the flooding in the southeastern part of the nation were given the go ahead to return to their homes from evacuation centers and makeshift accommodations . evacuation what happened to make them have to evacuate ? 32 33 +1185 5 About 70 , 000 had been allowed to go home in previous days . allowed to go home in previous days Why were some people allowed to go home before others? 6 13 +1186 1 Two separate road accidents in southern and central India on Sunday left at least 32 persons dead and 37 injured , news agencies reported . Two Did these accidents involve vehicles only? 0 1 +1186 1 Two separate road accidents in southern and central India on Sunday left at least 32 persons dead and 37 injured , news agencies reported . Two separate road accidents Was there a condition that led to the two accidents? 0 4 +1186 1 Two separate road accidents in southern and central India on Sunday left at least 32 persons dead and 37 injured , news agencies reported . 32 persons dead and 37 injured , Who were these people? 14 21 +1186 2 The accidents highlighted the poor condition of roads , the crowded buses , inadequate public transport and lax enforcement of safety standards across India . standards How long has this been an issue? 21 22 +1186 2 The accidents highlighted the poor condition of roads , the crowded buses , inadequate public transport and lax enforcement of safety standards across India . lax enforcement of safety standards Why are safety standards so haphazardly applied? 17 22 +1186 2 The accidents highlighted the poor condition of roads , the crowded buses , inadequate public transport and lax enforcement of safety standards across India . safety standards Who controls the safety standards? 20 22 +1186 3 A minibus packed with a family returning from a marriage collided with an oil tanker near the central Indian town of Aurangabad , killing at least 18 persons and injuring 12 , Press Trust of India reported quoting police and government officials . collided Was the road too narrow for both vehicles to fit? 10 11 +1186 5 Fourteen persons , including five women , were killed and 25 villagers were injured when the trucks collided , it said . collided , How did the two trucks collide and who was at fault? 17 19 +1187 1 Talks to resolve a border dispute between Peru and Ecuador resumed Sunday amid reports that troops from the two sides had clashed again . border dispute Why is there a border dispute? 4 6 +1187 1 Talks to resolve a border dispute between Peru and Ecuador resumed Sunday amid reports that troops from the two sides had clashed again . border dispute What has caused the border dispute? 4 6 +1187 1 Talks to resolve a border dispute between Peru and Ecuador resumed Sunday amid reports that troops from the two sides had clashed again . the two sides had clashed again . How did the two sides clash? 17 24 +1187 1 Talks to resolve a border dispute between Peru and Ecuador resumed Sunday amid reports that troops from the two sides had clashed again . clashed again How did the two sides clashed again? 21 23 +1187 2 The skirmishes occurred Saturday in the jungled mountains along the border 220 miles ( 350 kms ) southeast of Quito , Ecuadorean officials said . in the jungled mountains How do the fighting sides manage to fight along mountainsides? 4 8 +1187 2 The skirmishes occurred Saturday in the jungled mountains along the border 220 miles ( 350 kms ) southeast of Quito , Ecuadorean officials said . skirmishes What skirmishes occurred on Saturday? 1 2 +1187 3 They described the clashes as of " lower intensity " than previous fighting and said they had no information on casualties . previous fighting How much fighting has there been? 11 13 +1187 3 They described the clashes as of " lower intensity " than previous fighting and said they had no information on casualties . clashes What are these clashes? 3 4 +1187 4 Peruvian officials had no comment on the reports . Peru sent soldiers experienced in fighting Maoist guerrillas to the disputed region last week . Peruvian officials had no comment on the reports Why didn't they have any commentary? 0 8 +1187 4 Peruvian officials had no comment on the reports . Peru sent soldiers experienced in fighting Maoist guerrillas to the disputed region last week . Maoist guerrillas Who are Maoist guerrillas? What are they fighting for? 15 17 +1187 4 Peruvian officials had no comment on the reports . Peru sent soldiers experienced in fighting Maoist guerrillas to the disputed region last week . soldiers experienced in fighting Why did Peru sent soldiers experienced in fighting Maoist guerrillas? 11 15 +1187 5 The attacks came a day after negotiators from Peru and Ecuador , meeting in Brazil , announced they had reached agreement in principle to end the 10 - day border conflict and set up a demilitarized zone . The agreement was contingent on the presidents of both nations giving final approval to the details . giving final approval Did they give approval? 48 51 +1188 1 Israel ' s Cabinet voted Sunday to cancel an unpopular capital gains tax , in a move aimed at bolstering the sagging stock market and restoring confidence in the economy . an unpopular capital gains tax , Why was the tax unpopular, and among whom? 8 14 +1188 1 Israel ' s Cabinet voted Sunday to cancel an unpopular capital gains tax , in a move aimed at bolstering the sagging stock market and restoring confidence in the economy . unpopular Why was it unpopular? 9 10 +1188 1 Israel ' s Cabinet voted Sunday to cancel an unpopular capital gains tax , in a move aimed at bolstering the sagging stock market and restoring confidence in the economy . Israel ' s Cabinet Who are the Israel's Cabinet? 0 4 +1188 1 Israel ' s Cabinet voted Sunday to cancel an unpopular capital gains tax , in a move aimed at bolstering the sagging stock market and restoring confidence in the economy . unpopular capital gains tax , What is an unpopular capital gains tax? 9 14 +1188 2 The tax on stock market profits , which was to go into effect Jan . 1 but had not been implemented , was cancelled by a vote of 13 - 2 , said government secretary Shmuel Hollander . The tax on stock market profits , Why had the tax been planned? 0 7 +1188 3 Politically , the flip - flops have eroded Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin ' s credibility at a crucial juncture in the peace process with the Arabs and at a time of declining popularity over continuing terrorism . flip - flops What have they flipped back and forth on? 3 6 +1188 4 The tax was widely blamed for worsening a collapse of the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange , which lost about 40 percent of its value in the past year . Since reports last week that the tax would be cancelled , the market rose 12 percent . collapse What had caused the original collapse? 8 9 +1188 4 The tax was widely blamed for worsening a collapse of the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange , which lost about 40 percent of its value in the past year . Since reports last week that the tax would be cancelled , the market rose 12 percent . tax was widely blamed Why is tax widely blamed? 1 5 +1188 5 On Sunday , however , the Mishtanim Index fell 3 . 6 percent , closing at 166 . 83 . fell Was it really the tax then that caused the earlier decline? 8 9 +1189 1 Bosnian Croats and Muslims agreed Sunday to binding arbitration to settle disputes in their federation . settle disputes How did their disputes started? 10 12 +1189 1 Bosnian Croats and Muslims agreed Sunday to binding arbitration to settle disputes in their federation . settle disputes in their federation What are the disputes about? 10 15 +1189 2 U . S . Assistant Secretary of State Richard Holbrooke , who chaired a meeting of the two sides with international mediators , said Washington was pleased by the decision . pleased by the decision Why are they pleased by the decision? 26 30 +1189 2 U . S . Assistant Secretary of State Richard Holbrooke , who chaired a meeting of the two sides with international mediators , said Washington was pleased by the decision . Washington was pleased by the decision What was the decision? 24 30 +1189 2 U . S . Assistant Secretary of State Richard Holbrooke , who chaired a meeting of the two sides with international mediators , said Washington was pleased by the decision . meeting of the two sides What was the meeting about? 14 19 +1189 3 Binding arbitration was part of a nine - point plan to support the federation . Although the Bosnian Croats and Muslims are no longer fighting each other , they have made little progress toward a military and political union since Washington brokered the federation last March . made little progress Why had progress drawn to a near-standstill? 30 33 +1189 3 Binding arbitration was part of a nine - point plan to support the federation . Although the Bosnian Croats and Muslims are no longer fighting each other , they have made little progress toward a military and political union since Washington brokered the federation last March . nine - point plan to support the federation What are the nine-point plan to support the federation? 6 14 +1189 3 Binding arbitration was part of a nine - point plan to support the federation . Although the Bosnian Croats and Muslims are no longer fighting each other , they have made little progress toward a military and political union since Washington brokered the federation last March . have made little progress Why have they made little progress? 29 33 +1189 5 The agreement , which had not been hinted at in advance , came as the United States and other countries were increasingly worried that wider warfare may break out in Bosnia this spring . wider warfare may break out in Bosnia What would have been the reason that led to increased fighting? 24 31 +1189 5 The agreement , which had not been hinted at in advance , came as the United States and other countries were increasingly worried that wider warfare may break out in Bosnia this spring . had not been hinted at in advance , Why was it not hinted in advance? 4 12 +1189 5 The agreement , which had not been hinted at in advance , came as the United States and other countries were increasingly worried that wider warfare may break out in Bosnia this spring . countries were increasingly worried Why were the United States and other countries worried? 19 23 +1190 1 Seven of the world ' s top players will battle for supremacy on the hard courts of the Aviation Club at the dlrs 1 million Dubai Tennis Open beginning Monday . Seven Which seven? 0 1 +1190 1 Seven of the world ' s top players will battle for supremacy on the hard courts of the Aviation Club at the dlrs 1 million Dubai Tennis Open beginning Monday . players Which players will be competing? 7 8 +1190 1 Seven of the world ' s top players will battle for supremacy on the hard courts of the Aviation Club at the dlrs 1 million Dubai Tennis Open beginning Monday . hard Are there other types of tennis courts beside hard courts? 14 15 +1190 2 This third tournament , to run to Feb . 12 , has attracted Wimbledon finalist and world No . 5 Goran Ivanisevic of Croatia , seeded No . 2 , with world No . 4 and French Open champion Sergi Bruguera as top seed . third tournament , What happened at the first two tournaments? 1 4 +1190 2 This third tournament , to run to Feb . 12 , has attracted Wimbledon finalist and world No . 5 Goran Ivanisevic of Croatia , seeded No . 2 , with world No . 4 and French Open champion Sergi Bruguera as top seed . finalist Is this event focused on men's tennis only? 14 15 +1190 4 With two other victories in Gstaad and Prague , Bruguera earned his No . 4 ranking , making him the first Spaniard since the legendary Manuel Orantes in 1976 to finish in the top 10 for two consecutive years . first Spaniard Anyone can play in these events? 20 22 +1190 4 With two other victories in Gstaad and Prague , Bruguera earned his No . 4 ranking , making him the first Spaniard since the legendary Manuel Orantes in 1976 to finish in the top 10 for two consecutive years . the legendary What made Manuel Orantes legendary? 23 25 +1190 4 With two other victories in Gstaad and Prague , Bruguera earned his No . 4 ranking , making him the first Spaniard since the legendary Manuel Orantes in 1976 to finish in the top 10 for two consecutive years . legendary Why is he legendary? 24 25 +1190 4 With two other victories in Gstaad and Prague , Bruguera earned his No . 4 ranking , making him the first Spaniard since the legendary Manuel Orantes in 1976 to finish in the top 10 for two consecutive years . victories How many events are in this series? 3 4 +1190 5 Fiercely patriotic , the 23 - year - old Ivanisevic makes his debut with 63 wins and over dlrs 2 million in prize money . debut Why didn't he enter in this before? 12 13 +1190 5 Fiercely patriotic , the 23 - year - old Ivanisevic makes his debut with 63 wins and over dlrs 2 million in prize money . patriotic , What makes him so patriotic? 1 3 +1191 1 Cease - fire talks on the border conflict between Peru and Ecuador broke up Sunday without agreement . border conflict What is the conflict regarding? 6 8 +1191 1 Cease - fire talks on the border conflict between Peru and Ecuador broke up Sunday without agreement . broke up What lead to this? 12 14 +1191 1 Cease - fire talks on the border conflict between Peru and Ecuador broke up Sunday without agreement . agreement What were the terms to reach an agreement? 16 17 +1191 1 Cease - fire talks on the border conflict between Peru and Ecuador broke up Sunday without agreement . broke up Sunday without agreement Why was there no agreement between the sides? 12 17 +1191 1 Cease - fire talks on the border conflict between Peru and Ecuador broke up Sunday without agreement . Cease - fire Why are the two countries fighting? 0 3 +1191 1 Cease - fire talks on the border conflict between Peru and Ecuador broke up Sunday without agreement . border conflict How long has this conflict been active? 6 8 +1191 1 Cease - fire talks on the border conflict between Peru and Ecuador broke up Sunday without agreement . without agreement Why can't the two countries agree? 15 17 +1191 1 Cease - fire talks on the border conflict between Peru and Ecuador broke up Sunday without agreement . without agreement What was the hope that they'd agree upon? 15 17 +1191 2 The mediators in the conflict - - representatives of Argentina , Brazil , Chile and the United States - - were heading back to their capitals to continue working on a cease - fire from there , negotiators said as the talks disbanded . mediators Why were they chosen as mediators? 1 2 +1191 2 The mediators in the conflict - - representatives of Argentina , Brazil , Chile and the United States - - were heading back to their capitals to continue working on a cease - fire from there , negotiators said as the talks disbanded . mediators Who are the mediators? 1 2 +1191 2 The mediators in the conflict - - representatives of Argentina , Brazil , Chile and the United States - - were heading back to their capitals to continue working on a cease - fire from there , negotiators said as the talks disbanded . working What does this work entail? 28 29 +1191 2 The mediators in the conflict - - representatives of Argentina , Brazil , Chile and the United States - - were heading back to their capitals to continue working on a cease - fire from there , negotiators said as the talks disbanded . disbanded Why did they disband? 42 43 +1191 3 " I prefer not to think of the talks as a failure but rather as a preparation for more complete understanding and what we all hope will be a cease - fire and a permanent peace , " said Sebastiao de Rego Barros , Brazil ' s acting foreign minister and chairman of the talks . complete understanding What was vague about the conflict? 19 21 +1191 3 " I prefer not to think of the talks as a failure but rather as a preparation for more complete understanding and what we all hope will be a cease - fire and a permanent peace , " said Sebastiao de Rego Barros , Brazil ' s acting foreign minister and chairman of the talks . chairman Why is he the chairman? 51 52 +1191 3 " I prefer not to think of the talks as a failure but rather as a preparation for more complete understanding and what we all hope will be a cease - fire and a permanent peace , " said Sebastiao de Rego Barros , Brazil ' s acting foreign minister and chairman of the talks . understanding What needs to be understood? 20 21 +1191 4 In a two - page statement issued at a final news conference , the mediators said the talks were ending because it was taking too long for Ecuador and Peru to consult their capitals . taking too long What is an appropriate length of time? 23 26 +1191 4 In a two - page statement issued at a final news conference , the mediators said the talks were ending because it was taking too long for Ecuador and Peru to consult their capitals . consult Why didn't they have decision makers in the mediation? 31 32 +1191 4 In a two - page statement issued at a final news conference , the mediators said the talks were ending because it was taking too long for Ecuador and Peru to consult their capitals . Ecuador and Peru to consult their capitals Why were the two countries dragging on coming up with an agreement? 27 34 +1191 4 In a two - page statement issued at a final news conference , the mediators said the talks were ending because it was taking too long for Ecuador and Peru to consult their capitals . statement Can I read this statement in full anywhere? 5 6 +1191 4 In a two - page statement issued at a final news conference , the mediators said the talks were ending because it was taking too long for Ecuador and Peru to consult their capitals . taking too long Why are they taking their time? 23 26 +1191 4 In a two - page statement issued at a final news conference , the mediators said the talks were ending because it was taking too long for Ecuador and Peru to consult their capitals . Ecuador and Peru to consult their capitals Why was it taking so long? Do they not want peace? 27 34 +1191 5 The mediators had drawn up a plan that included an observer mission , the separation of forces and the creation of a demilitarized zone . Both Peru and Ecuador had accepted the observer mission , the statement said . observer mission , What is an observer mission? 10 13 +1191 5 The mediators had drawn up a plan that included an observer mission , the separation of forces and the creation of a demilitarized zone . Both Peru and Ecuador had accepted the observer mission , the statement said . observer mission , What is this mission? 10 13 +1191 5 The mediators had drawn up a plan that included an observer mission , the separation of forces and the creation of a demilitarized zone . Both Peru and Ecuador had accepted the observer mission , the statement said . demilitarized zone Where will this zone be and how will it work? 22 24 +1191 5 The mediators had drawn up a plan that included an observer mission , the separation of forces and the creation of a demilitarized zone . Both Peru and Ecuador had accepted the observer mission , the statement said . demilitarized zone How would a demilitarized zone be managed? 22 24 +1192 1 Amid flu epidemics and rude , underpaid Russian medics in a bleak Moscow winter , the American Medical Center stands like an oasis with its spotless floors , smiling nurses and Western - quality health care . rude , Why are Russian medics rude or considered rude? 4 6 +1192 1 Amid flu epidemics and rude , underpaid Russian medics in a bleak Moscow winter , the American Medical Center stands like an oasis with its spotless floors , smiling nurses and Western - quality health care . underpaid How much do they get paid in US dollars? 6 7 +1192 1 Amid flu epidemics and rude , underpaid Russian medics in a bleak Moscow winter , the American Medical Center stands like an oasis with its spotless floors , smiling nurses and Western - quality health care . American Medical Center What is its purpose in Russia? 16 19 +1192 1 Amid flu epidemics and rude , underpaid Russian medics in a bleak Moscow winter , the American Medical Center stands like an oasis with its spotless floors , smiling nurses and Western - quality health care . underpaid Russian medics Why are the medics paid so poorly? 6 9 +1192 2 The idea behind the AMC was simple : to provide exactly such medical help and service to an ever - expanding community of foreign diplomats , businessmen , journalists , students and tourists in what was then the Soviet capital . community of foreign Why does the AMC service such a small community of foreigners? 21 24 +1192 2 The idea behind the AMC was simple : to provide exactly such medical help and service to an ever - expanding community of foreign diplomats , businessmen , journalists , students and tourists in what was then the Soviet capital . medical help Is the healthcare in Russia considered substandard? 12 14 +1192 3 " The whole concept grew out of the fact that there wasn ' t any Western health care for foreigners . That ' s how we first started , " says Dr . Myles Druckman , the AMC ' s chief medical officer . Western health care What is different about Western health care compared to Russian health care? 15 18 +1192 3 " The whole concept grew out of the fact that there wasn ' t any Western health care for foreigners . That ' s how we first started , " says Dr . Myles Druckman , the AMC ' s chief medical officer . started , " When did they first open? 27 30 +1192 3 " The whole concept grew out of the fact that there wasn ' t any Western health care for foreigners . That ' s how we first started , " says Dr . Myles Druckman , the AMC ' s chief medical officer . wasn ' t any Western health care for foreigners Why was healthcare for foreign persons so sparse? 11 20 +1192 5 The staff has grown to nearly 70 people , including seven physicians and nine nurses , laboratory assistants and pharmacists . Another clinic opened in 1992 in St . Petersburg . 70 people , If the staff is 70 people, how many patients do they typically see a year? 6 9 +1193 1 The mortar shell that exploded in Sarajevo ' s marketplace and killed 68 people made the world take notice . The bloody scene was televised around the globe . The bloody scene was televised Who recorded the video? 20 25 +1193 1 The mortar shell that exploded in Sarajevo ' s marketplace and killed 68 people made the world take notice . The bloody scene was televised around the globe . exploded in Sarajevo ' s marketplace Was this intentional? 4 10 +1193 1 The mortar shell that exploded in Sarajevo ' s marketplace and killed 68 people made the world take notice . The bloody scene was televised around the globe . televised Why was this televised? 24 25 +1193 1 The mortar shell that exploded in Sarajevo ' s marketplace and killed 68 people made the world take notice . The bloody scene was televised around the globe . exploded Who placed the mortar shell there to explode? 4 5 +1193 2 But a year later , many in the Bosnian capital worry that the bloodshed has become another forgotten chapter in a sad , continuing book . And Senad Karavdic wonders if his wife ' s death had any meaning at all . another forgotten chapter in a sad , Why was the bloodshed forgotten? 16 23 +1193 2 But a year later , many in the Bosnian capital worry that the bloodshed has become another forgotten chapter in a sad , continuing book . And Senad Karavdic wonders if his wife ' s death had any meaning at all . many in the Bosnian capital Who is worrying? 5 10 +1193 2 But a year later , many in the Bosnian capital worry that the bloodshed has become another forgotten chapter in a sad , continuing book . And Senad Karavdic wonders if his wife ' s death had any meaning at all . another forgotten chapter Was there another incident that was forgotten? 16 19 +1193 2 But a year later , many in the Bosnian capital worry that the bloodshed has become another forgotten chapter in a sad , continuing book . And Senad Karavdic wonders if his wife ' s death had any meaning at all . Senad Karavdic Who is Senad Karavdic 27 29 +1193 2 But a year later , many in the Bosnian capital worry that the bloodshed has become another forgotten chapter in a sad , continuing book . And Senad Karavdic wonders if his wife ' s death had any meaning at all . the bloodshed Why did this happen? 12 14 +1193 3 " We hoped it would be the last massacre , " Karavdic , 35 , said Sunday , his voice trembling as he placed a paper wreath on a grave at the mud - churned Lion ' s Cemetery near downtown Sarajevo . last massacre , " How many have there been? 7 11 +1193 3 " We hoped it would be the last massacre , " Karavdic , 35 , said Sunday , his voice trembling as he placed a paper wreath on a grave at the mud - churned Lion ' s Cemetery near downtown Sarajevo . voice trembling Why was his voice trembling? 19 21 +1193 3 " We hoped it would be the last massacre , " Karavdic , 35 , said Sunday , his voice trembling as he placed a paper wreath on a grave at the mud - churned Lion ' s Cemetery near downtown Sarajevo . paper wreath Was there a reason the wreath was made out of paper? 25 27 +1193 3 " We hoped it would be the last massacre , " Karavdic , 35 , said Sunday , his voice trembling as he placed a paper wreath on a grave at the mud - churned Lion ' s Cemetery near downtown Sarajevo . last massacre , " How many massacres have there been? 7 11 +1193 4 Karavdic ' s 34 - year - old wife , Hasnija , died in the blast , and he said he hoped international outrage would silence the guns forever . Now , with fighting in its 34th month and Sarajevo still under Serb siege , he cannot hide his desperation . he cannot hide his desperation How did he show his desperation? 45 50 +1193 4 Karavdic ' s 34 - year - old wife , Hasnija , died in the blast , and he said he hoped international outrage would silence the guns forever . Now , with fighting in its 34th month and Sarajevo still under Serb siege , he cannot hide his desperation . Sarajevo still under Serb siege , Why was the fighting still continuing after such a long period? 39 45 +1193 4 Karavdic ' s 34 - year - old wife , Hasnija , died in the blast , and he said he hoped international outrage would silence the guns forever . Now , with fighting in its 34th month and Sarajevo still under Serb siege , he cannot hide his desperation . international outrage Was there an international outrage? 22 24 +1193 4 Karavdic ' s 34 - year - old wife , Hasnija , died in the blast , and he said he hoped international outrage would silence the guns forever . Now , with fighting in its 34th month and Sarajevo still under Serb siege , he cannot hide his desperation . Sarajevo still under Serb siege , Does Sarajevo have any help? 39 45 +1193 4 Karavdic ' s 34 - year - old wife , Hasnija , died in the blast , and he said he hoped international outrage would silence the guns forever . Now , with fighting in its 34th month and Sarajevo still under Serb siege , he cannot hide his desperation . fighting in its 34th month Why is there fighting going on? 33 38 +1193 5 " The massacre was the chance for the world to finally do something , but nothing has changed and this will never end , " he said . this will never end , " Why will never end? 19 25 +1193 5 " The massacre was the chance for the world to finally do something , but nothing has changed and this will never end , " he said . nothing has changed Why had so little changed in nearly three years? 15 18 +1193 5 " The massacre was the chance for the world to finally do something , but nothing has changed and this will never end , " he said . do something , What do they want the world to do? 11 14 +1193 5 " The massacre was the chance for the world to finally do something , but nothing has changed and this will never end , " he said . nothing has changed What exactly needs to change? 15 18 +1194 5 Mexico was the other country to win after losing the opening two matches in 1988 . losing the opening two matches in 1988 Who did Mexico come back against after being 0-2 matches down? 8 15 +1195 1 New fighting was reported between Peruvian and Ecuadorean troops along their long - disputed jungle border Sunday as cease - fire talks broke up without a truce . long - disputed jungle border Why is the border in dispute? 11 16 +1195 1 New fighting was reported between Peruvian and Ecuadorean troops along their long - disputed jungle border Sunday as cease - fire talks broke up without a truce . border How many years has their border been under dispute? 15 16 +1195 2 Ecuador charged for a second day that Peruvian fighters attacked its posts at the headwaters of the Cenepa River , where the two countries have been fighting on and off for 10 days . charged What is Peru's defense against the accusation? 1 2 +1195 3 Peruvian President Alberto Fujimori , who visited the border region Sunday , said Peruvian troops had surrounded the base of Tihuinza and were advancing on the post . Tihuinza is that a fortress? 20 21 +1195 4 But Ecuadorean officials said they had repelled an attack on the same base , which both countries say is in their territory . They also claimed Peru was using artillery helicopters to attack other posts . to attack other posts Which other posts were being attacked by Peruvian fighters? 31 35 +1195 4 But Ecuadorean officials said they had repelled an attack on the same base , which both countries say is in their territory . They also claimed Peru was using artillery helicopters to attack other posts . territory Who originally owned that territory? 21 22 +1195 5 Ecuadorean President Sixto Duran - Ballen left to visit Chile , Argentina and Brazil as part of an international diplomacy campaign to get his view across to foreign leaders . across to foreign leaders will they accept his view? 25 29 +1196 1 Ecuador ' s runner Rolando Vera won the prestigious San Blas half - marathon Sunday , beating a field from more than 22 different countries . San Blas what makes this marathon so prestigious? 9 11 +1196 1 Ecuador ' s runner Rolando Vera won the prestigious San Blas half - marathon Sunday , beating a field from more than 22 different countries . won what time did he score to have won the race 6 7 +1196 1 Ecuador ' s runner Rolando Vera won the prestigious San Blas half - marathon Sunday , beating a field from more than 22 different countries . Rolando How long has he been competing? 4 5 +1196 1 Ecuador ' s runner Rolando Vera won the prestigious San Blas half - marathon Sunday , beating a field from more than 22 different countries . half - marathon How many competitors are allowed? 11 14 +1196 2 Vera , a five - time competitor who has never finished better than second , ran the 21 . 9 - kilometer ( 13 . 1 mile ) race in 1 hour , 4 minutes , 31 seconds , beating Brazilian Delmir Dos Santos by 58 seconds . Vera , a five - time competitor how has he never won? 0 7 +1196 2 Vera , a five - time competitor who has never finished better than second , ran the 21 . 9 - kilometer ( 13 . 1 mile ) race in 1 hour , 4 minutes , 31 seconds , beating Brazilian Delmir Dos Santos by 58 seconds . second , what was his best result when he was second 13 15 +1196 2 Vera , a five - time competitor who has never finished better than second , ran the 21 . 9 - kilometer ( 13 . 1 mile ) race in 1 hour , 4 minutes , 31 seconds , beating Brazilian Delmir Dos Santos by 58 seconds . Delmir How good of a competitor is he? 41 42 +1196 3 Dos Santos is the only runner to win San Blas three years in a row . years in a row how has nobody else challenged him if this is a very prestigious competition? 11 15 +1196 4 " I dedicate this victory to my country which is going through a difficult time , " said Vera , alluding to the border conflict between Ecuador and Peru . alluding to the border conflict what is the current border conflict? 20 25 +1196 4 " I dedicate this victory to my country which is going through a difficult time , " said Vera , alluding to the border conflict between Ecuador and Peru . conflict Why is there a border conflict? 24 25 +1196 4 " I dedicate this victory to my country which is going through a difficult time , " said Vera , alluding to the border conflict between Ecuador and Peru . difficult time , " How is the conflict affecting sports in general? 13 17 +1196 5 Vera , however , was unable to break the course ' s record held by Kenyan Lameck Aguta , who did not finish among the top 10 . Lameck Aguta , why did he place so poorly if he is the record holder? 16 19 +1196 5 Vera , however , was unable to break the course ' s record held by Kenyan Lameck Aguta , who did not finish among the top 10 . record what is the record by kenyan athlete 12 13 +1196 5 Vera , however , was unable to break the course ' s record held by Kenyan Lameck Aguta , who did not finish among the top 10 . Lameck Why is he not a good as he once were? 16 17 +1197 1 An earthquake rattled the mountainous , sparsely populated East Cape area of New Zealand ' s North Island shortly before noon on Monday . No damage or injuries were reported . An earthquake rattled the mountainous , How big was the earthquake that rattled the mountains? 0 6 +1197 1 An earthquake rattled the mountainous , sparsely populated East Cape area of New Zealand ' s North Island shortly before noon on Monday . No damage or injuries were reported . earthquake rattled Are earthquakes common in this area? 1 3 +1197 1 An earthquake rattled the mountainous , sparsely populated East Cape area of New Zealand ' s North Island shortly before noon on Monday . No damage or injuries were reported . Monday what date? 22 23 +1197 1 An earthquake rattled the mountainous , sparsely populated East Cape area of New Zealand ' s North Island shortly before noon on Monday . No damage or injuries were reported . sparsely populated East Cape area Why is this area sparse in population, outside of being mountainous? 6 11 +1197 2 New Zealand is in one of the most seismically active regions of the world , where minor quakes are felt almost every day . most seismically active regions of the world , What's the most seismically active region of the world? 7 15 +1197 2 New Zealand is in one of the most seismically active regions of the world , where minor quakes are felt almost every day . Zealand Why is New Zealand such an active seismic region? 1 2 +1197 2 New Zealand is in one of the most seismically active regions of the world , where minor quakes are felt almost every day . minor quakes What would count as a \"minor quake?\" 16 18 +1197 2 New Zealand is in one of the most seismically active regions of the world , where minor quakes are felt almost every day . most seismically active regions of the world , What accounts for so many seismic activities in this region? 7 15 +1197 3 " It was a bit of a thump , that ' s about all , " said a police office in Whakatane , one of the few sizeable town in the area . said a police office in Whakatane , Who was the police officer talking too? 16 23 +1197 3 " It was a bit of a thump , that ' s about all , " said a police office in Whakatane , one of the few sizeable town in the area . town How many towns felt the earthquake? 28 29 +1197 4 At Taupo , another town in the region , Det . Gary Lockyer said the quake was not serious , but went on for about 40 seconds . town in the region , What region are they talking about? 4 9 +1197 4 At Taupo , another town in the region , Det . Gary Lockyer said the quake was not serious , but went on for about 40 seconds . serious , Why was the quake not serious? 18 20 +1197 4 At Taupo , another town in the region , Det . Gary Lockyer said the quake was not serious , but went on for about 40 seconds . 40 seconds How long do the earthquakes normally last around that area? 25 27 +1197 5 Seismologists at the Australian Geological Survey Organization in Canberra , and at the U . S . Geological Survey ' s National Earthquake Information Center in Golden , Colorado , gave the quake a preliminary Richter scale reading of 7 . 5 , making it a major quake . making it a major quake What constitutes a major earthquake? 43 48 +1197 5 Seismologists at the Australian Geological Survey Organization in Canberra , and at the U . S . Geological Survey ' s National Earthquake Information Center in Golden , Colorado , gave the quake a preliminary Richter scale reading of 7 . 5 , making it a major quake . major Why did such a major quake not cause much damage? 46 47 +1197 5 Seismologists at the Australian Geological Survey Organization in Canberra , and at the U . S . Geological Survey ' s National Earthquake Information Center in Golden , Colorado , gave the quake a preliminary Richter scale reading of 7 . 5 , making it a major quake . 7 . 5 , What is the highest number of the scale and what does the number mean? 39 43 +1198 1 Princess Diana , minus estranged husband Prince Charles and her recent Madonna - like hair style , continued her return to public life Monday , arriving in Tokyo for a four - day visit . arriving in Tokyo for a four - day visit Why was she in Tokyo? 25 34 +1198 1 Princess Diana , minus estranged husband Prince Charles and her recent Madonna - like hair style , continued her return to public life Monday , arriving in Tokyo for a four - day visit . estranged husband Why was he estranged? 4 6 +1198 1 Princess Diana , minus estranged husband Prince Charles and her recent Madonna - like hair style , continued her return to public life Monday , arriving in Tokyo for a four - day visit . Madonna - like hair style , Why was her hair style considered a Madonna like style? 11 17 +1198 1 Princess Diana , minus estranged husband Prince Charles and her recent Madonna - like hair style , continued her return to public life Monday , arriving in Tokyo for a four - day visit . her return Where had she been? 18 20 +1198 1 Princess Diana , minus estranged husband Prince Charles and her recent Madonna - like hair style , continued her return to public life Monday , arriving in Tokyo for a four - day visit . estranged why are they estranged? 4 5 +1198 2 Hoping to emphasize her role as a working member of the British royal family , Diana wore a conservative pink suit and pearls for her arrival . Her hair was back to the more familiar short - - and dry - - style . to emphasize her role How was she planning to do this? 1 5 +1198 2 Hoping to emphasize her role as a working member of the British royal family , Diana wore a conservative pink suit and pearls for her arrival . Her hair was back to the more familiar short - - and dry - - style . working member What did do? 7 9 +1198 2 Hoping to emphasize her role as a working member of the British royal family , Diana wore a conservative pink suit and pearls for her arrival . Her hair was back to the more familiar short - - and dry - - style . conservative pink suit Why was her suit considered conservative? 18 21 +1198 2 Hoping to emphasize her role as a working member of the British royal family , Diana wore a conservative pink suit and pearls for her arrival . Her hair was back to the more familiar short - - and dry - - style . conservative how is it cut / what is the length? 18 19 +1198 2 Hoping to emphasize her role as a working member of the British royal family , Diana wore a conservative pink suit and pearls for her arrival . Her hair was back to the more familiar short - - and dry - - style . pink what shade of pink? 19 20 +1198 2 Hoping to emphasize her role as a working member of the British royal family , Diana wore a conservative pink suit and pearls for her arrival . Her hair was back to the more familiar short - - and dry - - style . suit what designer made the suit? 20 21 +1198 3 Diana unveiled a brushed - back , fresh - out - of - the - shower hair style during a trip to New York last week , where she attended an awards ceremony held by the Council of Fashion Designers of America . unveiled Where did she do this? 1 2 +1198 3 Diana unveiled a brushed - back , fresh - out - of - the - shower hair style during a trip to New York last week , where she attended an awards ceremony held by the Council of Fashion Designers of America . a trip to New York Why was she there? 19 24 +1198 3 Diana unveiled a brushed - back , fresh - out - of - the - shower hair style during a trip to New York last week , where she attended an awards ceremony held by the Council of Fashion Designers of America . she attended Was she with anyone? 28 30 +1198 3 Diana unveiled a brushed - back , fresh - out - of - the - shower hair style during a trip to New York last week , where she attended an awards ceremony held by the Council of Fashion Designers of America . ceremony which awards ceremony? 32 33 +1198 4 The glittery setting and surprise wet look grabbed headlines in London , where the princess ' return to public life is being watched closely . princess ' return to public life Why had she left public life for a length of time? 14 20 +1198 4 The glittery setting and surprise wet look grabbed headlines in London , where the princess ' return to public life is being watched closely . glittery setting What was glittery? 1 3 +1198 4 The glittery setting and surprise wet look grabbed headlines in London , where the princess ' return to public life is being watched closely . surprise wet look Why was this a surprise? 4 7 +1198 4 The glittery setting and surprise wet look grabbed headlines in London , where the princess ' return to public life is being watched closely . being watched closely Why is she being watched? 21 24 +1198 5 Diana and Charles separated in 1992 , and she announced the following year that she would drastically cut down on public appearances . She has recently begun to re - emerge , however . separated in 1992 , Why did they separate? 3 7 +1198 5 Diana and Charles separated in 1992 , and she announced the following year that she would drastically cut down on public appearances . She has recently begun to re - emerge , however . drastically cut down on public appearances Why will she be doing this? 16 22 +1198 5 Diana and Charles separated in 1992 , and she announced the following year that she would drastically cut down on public appearances . She has recently begun to re - emerge , however . begun to re - emerge , Is there a reason for this? 26 32 +1198 5 Diana and Charles separated in 1992 , and she announced the following year that she would drastically cut down on public appearances . She has recently begun to re - emerge , however . separated why did they separate? 3 4 +1199 1 A tanker truck carrying about 6 , 000 gallons ( 22 , 800 liters ) of liquid petroleum gas exploded Sunday after skidding along a guard rail on a busy freeway , killing the driver , blowing the truck to bits and incinerating a car . skidding What caused the truck to skid? 22 23 +1199 1 A tanker truck carrying about 6 , 000 gallons ( 22 , 800 liters ) of liquid petroleum gas exploded Sunday after skidding along a guard rail on a busy freeway , killing the driver , blowing the truck to bits and incinerating a car . freeway , Which freeway location? 30 32 +1199 1 A tanker truck carrying about 6 , 000 gallons ( 22 , 800 liters ) of liquid petroleum gas exploded Sunday after skidding along a guard rail on a busy freeway , killing the driver , blowing the truck to bits and incinerating a car . exploded How did this happen when there should be safety mechanism in place? 19 20 +1199 1 A tanker truck carrying about 6 , 000 gallons ( 22 , 800 liters ) of liquid petroleum gas exploded Sunday after skidding along a guard rail on a busy freeway , killing the driver , blowing the truck to bits and incinerating a car . exploded What caused the explosion? 19 20 +1199 1 A tanker truck carrying about 6 , 000 gallons ( 22 , 800 liters ) of liquid petroleum gas exploded Sunday after skidding along a guard rail on a busy freeway , killing the driver , blowing the truck to bits and incinerating a car . skidding along a guard rail What caused the truck to skid? 22 27 +1199 1 A tanker truck carrying about 6 , 000 gallons ( 22 , 800 liters ) of liquid petroleum gas exploded Sunday after skidding along a guard rail on a busy freeway , killing the driver , blowing the truck to bits and incinerating a car . busy freeway , What time of day did this explosion happen? 29 32 +1199 1 A tanker truck carrying about 6 , 000 gallons ( 22 , 800 liters ) of liquid petroleum gas exploded Sunday after skidding along a guard rail on a busy freeway , killing the driver , blowing the truck to bits and incinerating a car . skidding along a guard rail What caused the tanker to hit the guard rail? 22 27 +1199 2 At least seven people were injured in the 9 a . m . explosion that sent a huge ball of flame into the sky , blew a hole in the road , ripped the guard rails and damaged the center divide . people Who were the people involved? 3 4 +1199 2 At least seven people were injured in the 9 a . m . explosion that sent a huge ball of flame into the sky , blew a hole in the road , ripped the guard rails and damaged the center divide . injured How badly were the people injured? 5 6 +1199 2 At least seven people were injured in the 9 a . m . explosion that sent a huge ball of flame into the sky , blew a hole in the road , ripped the guard rails and damaged the center divide . seven people were injured Were these people occupants of nearby vehicles? 2 6 +1199 2 At least seven people were injured in the 9 a . m . explosion that sent a huge ball of flame into the sky , blew a hole in the road , ripped the guard rails and damaged the center divide . damaged the center divide How badly was the center divide damaged? 37 41 +1199 2 At least seven people were injured in the 9 a . m . explosion that sent a huge ball of flame into the sky , blew a hole in the road , ripped the guard rails and damaged the center divide . injured Were there any other deaths besides the driver (and presumably the person(s) in the car)? 5 6 +1199 3 Authorities closed the highway , the main interchange between Oakland , Berkeley and the San Francisco - Oakland Bay Bridge . highway , What is the exact area on the highway? 3 5 +1199 3 Authorities closed the highway , the main interchange between Oakland , Berkeley and the San Francisco - Oakland Bay Bridge . interchange Why did they close this interchange in particular? 7 8 +1199 3 Authorities closed the highway , the main interchange between Oakland , Berkeley and the San Francisco - Oakland Bay Bridge . closed the highway , How long was the highway closed? 1 5 +1199 3 Authorities closed the highway , the main interchange between Oakland , Berkeley and the San Francisco - Oakland Bay Bridge . main interchange Are there other routes? 6 8 +1199 3 Authorities closed the highway , the main interchange between Oakland , Berkeley and the San Francisco - Oakland Bay Bridge . main interchange Are accidents common on this road? 6 8 +1199 4 The truck ' s cab was blown over the other side of the freeway . blown Did this cause any other damage? 6 7 +1199 4 The truck ' s cab was blown over the other side of the freeway . truck ' s What model truck? 1 4 +1199 4 The truck ' s cab was blown over the other side of the freeway . other side of the freeway How far away was the other side of the highway? 9 14 +1199 4 The truck ' s cab was blown over the other side of the freeway . other side Did this cause additional accidents on the other side of the freeway? 9 11 +1199 5 The California Highway Patrol said the cargo was a mixture of butane and liquid petroleum gas , a highly flammable liquid . cargo What company was the cargo for? 6 7 +1199 5 The California Highway Patrol said the cargo was a mixture of butane and liquid petroleum gas , a highly flammable liquid . liquid How did the liquid come to cause an explosion? 13 14 +1199 5 The California Highway Patrol said the cargo was a mixture of butane and liquid petroleum gas , a highly flammable liquid . mixture of butane and liquid petroleum gas , What is this used for? 9 17 +1199 5 The California Highway Patrol said the cargo was a mixture of butane and liquid petroleum gas , a highly flammable liquid . highly flammable liquid Are accidents involving this type of cargo common? 18 21 +1200 1 A huge wave , reportedly 50 feet ( 15 meters ) high , hit the coast of this picturesque tourist town Sunday , sweeping a woman out to sea and breaking the leg of her male companion who was thrown on the rocks . huge wave , Where did this wave come from? 1 4 +1200 1 A huge wave , reportedly 50 feet ( 15 meters ) high , hit the coast of this picturesque tourist town Sunday , sweeping a woman out to sea and breaking the leg of her male companion who was thrown on the rocks . tourist town What town did this happen in? 19 21 +1200 1 A huge wave , reportedly 50 feet ( 15 meters ) high , hit the coast of this picturesque tourist town Sunday , sweeping a woman out to sea and breaking the leg of her male companion who was thrown on the rocks . A huge wave , What caused the wave? 0 4 +1200 1 A huge wave , reportedly 50 feet ( 15 meters ) high , hit the coast of this picturesque tourist town Sunday , sweeping a woman out to sea and breaking the leg of her male companion who was thrown on the rocks . huge wave , Where did this wave come from? 1 4 +1200 1 A huge wave , reportedly 50 feet ( 15 meters ) high , hit the coast of this picturesque tourist town Sunday , sweeping a woman out to sea and breaking the leg of her male companion who was thrown on the rocks . picturesque tourist town What town? 18 21 +1200 1 A huge wave , reportedly 50 feet ( 15 meters ) high , hit the coast of this picturesque tourist town Sunday , sweeping a woman out to sea and breaking the leg of her male companion who was thrown on the rocks . thrown on the rocks Where were they thrown from? 39 43 +1200 1 A huge wave , reportedly 50 feet ( 15 meters ) high , hit the coast of this picturesque tourist town Sunday , sweeping a woman out to sea and breaking the leg of her male companion who was thrown on the rocks . this picturesque tourist town what town is this? 17 21 +1200 2 The injured man was pulled from the rocks by someone who dashed out of a nearby restaurant , but the woman could not be seen . someone Who was this person? 9 10 +1200 2 The injured man was pulled from the rocks by someone who dashed out of a nearby restaurant , but the woman could not be seen . nearby restaurant , What restaurant? 15 18 +1200 2 The injured man was pulled from the rocks by someone who dashed out of a nearby restaurant , but the woman could not be seen . woman could not be seen Did they see her being swept away from inside the restaurant? 20 25 +1200 3 No search boats could be launched in the high seas , so rescuers pinned their hopes on a search helicopter which scanned the waves with a powerful searchlight late Sunday . rescuers Who are these rescuers? 12 13 +1200 4 The man was taken to Victoria General Hospital in nearby Halifax , about 30 kilometers ( 18 miles ) northeast . Neither he nor the missing woman were identified by authorities . was taken to Victoria General Hospital Was he in stable condition? 2 8 +1200 4 The man was taken to Victoria General Hospital in nearby Halifax , about 30 kilometers ( 18 miles ) northeast . Neither he nor the missing woman were identified by authorities . missing woman Was she ever found? 25 27 +1200 4 The man was taken to Victoria General Hospital in nearby Halifax , about 30 kilometers ( 18 miles ) northeast . Neither he nor the missing woman were identified by authorities . identified by authorities What does this mean? 28 31 +1200 5 Waves were reported about 15 meters ( 50 feet ) high at the time of the accident . were reported How were they reported? 1 3 +1200 5 Waves were reported about 15 meters ( 50 feet ) high at the time of the accident . Waves were reported about 15 meters Why were the waves so high? 0 6 +1201 1 President Clinton refused to take no for an answer Sunday when Major League Baseball ' s negotiators said they couldn ' t agree on a deal , ordering the sides back to the bargaining table for one more day of talks . agree on a deal , What sort of deal? 22 27 +1201 1 President Clinton refused to take no for an answer Sunday when Major League Baseball ' s negotiators said they couldn ' t agree on a deal , ordering the sides back to the bargaining table for one more day of talks . a deal , What deal was being negotiated? 24 27 +1201 1 President Clinton refused to take no for an answer Sunday when Major League Baseball ' s negotiators said they couldn ' t agree on a deal , ordering the sides back to the bargaining table for one more day of talks . refused to take no for an answer What was being said no to? 2 9 +1201 1 President Clinton refused to take no for an answer Sunday when Major League Baseball ' s negotiators said they couldn ' t agree on a deal , ordering the sides back to the bargaining table for one more day of talks . couldn ' t agree on a deal , What were they trying to negotiate? 19 27 +1201 2 Five hours after mediator W . J . Usery announced the sides were too far apart to hope for a settlement , Clinton demanded players and owners try again . settlement , what would a settlement look like? 20 22 +1201 2 Five hours after mediator W . J . Usery announced the sides were too far apart to hope for a settlement , Clinton demanded players and owners try again . too far apart Are there any issues before the negotiators that were agreed upon? 13 16 +1201 2 Five hours after mediator W . J . Usery announced the sides were too far apart to hope for a settlement , Clinton demanded players and owners try again . players and owners try again How long did they try for? 24 29 +1201 2 Five hours after mediator W . J . Usery announced the sides were too far apart to hope for a settlement , Clinton demanded players and owners try again . too far apart What did the two sides disagree about? 13 16 +1201 3 But instead of bargaining , the sides immediately began barking . The union ended its 45 - day signing freeze and owners responded by prohibiting teams from signing players to contracts . The actions led to the kind of acrimony that has marked the 25 - month - long talks . acrimony What kind of acrimony? 39 40 +1201 3 But instead of bargaining , the sides immediately began barking . The union ended its 45 - day signing freeze and owners responded by prohibiting teams from signing players to contracts . The actions led to the kind of acrimony that has marked the 25 - month - long talks . actions led to the kind of acrimony What other actions have contributed to acrimony? 33 40 +1201 3 But instead of bargaining , the sides immediately began barking . The union ended its 45 - day signing freeze and owners responded by prohibiting teams from signing players to contracts . The actions led to the kind of acrimony that has marked the 25 - month - long talks . talks What initiated the 25 month long talks? 49 50 +1201 3 But instead of bargaining , the sides immediately began barking . The union ended its 45 - day signing freeze and owners responded by prohibiting teams from signing players to contracts . The actions led to the kind of acrimony that has marked the 25 - month - long talks . prohibiting teams from signing players How did the payers feel about all of this? 24 29 +1201 4 " To throw this kind of a bomb into the negotiations suggests pretty clearly that the intent is to have the bomb explode , " union head Donald Fehr said . He called it " perhaps the most provocative step they could take in a desperate attempt to break off negotiations . " Donald Fehr What outcome does Donald want? 27 29 +1201 4 " To throw this kind of a bomb into the negotiations suggests pretty clearly that the intent is to have the bomb explode , " union head Donald Fehr said . He called it " perhaps the most provocative step they could take in a desperate attempt to break off negotiations . " break off negotiations Why do they want to break off negotiations? 48 51 +1201 4 " To throw this kind of a bomb into the negotiations suggests pretty clearly that the intent is to have the bomb explode , " union head Donald Fehr said . He called it " perhaps the most provocative step they could take in a desperate attempt to break off negotiations . " bomb explode , " What is worst-case scenario if the negotiators are unable to arrive at an agreement? 21 25 +1201 4 " To throw this kind of a bomb into the negotiations suggests pretty clearly that the intent is to have the bomb explode , " union head Donald Fehr said . He called it " perhaps the most provocative step they could take in a desperate attempt to break off negotiations . " attempt Did the attempt work? 46 47 +1201 4 " To throw this kind of a bomb into the negotiations suggests pretty clearly that the intent is to have the bomb explode , " union head Donald Fehr said . He called it " perhaps the most provocative step they could take in a desperate attempt to break off negotiations . " bomb explode , " What do they mean by their intent was \"to have the bomb explode?\" 21 25 +1201 5 Even before the renewed squabbling , Usery met with Clinton in the Oval Office for 45 minutes and reported that four days of talks had been futile . Usery then returned to the negotiations and said the president wanted another report by 5 p . m . Monday ( 2200 GMT ) . wanted another report by 5 p . m . Monday What was the result at 5pm 38 48 +1201 5 Even before the renewed squabbling , Usery met with Clinton in the Oval Office for 45 minutes and reported that four days of talks had been futile . Usery then returned to the negotiations and said the president wanted another report by 5 p . m . Monday ( 2200 GMT ) . Clinton in the Oval Office for 45 minutes and Why did the President become involved? 9 18 +1201 5 Even before the renewed squabbling , Usery met with Clinton in the Oval Office for 45 minutes and reported that four days of talks had been futile . Usery then returned to the negotiations and said the president wanted another report by 5 p . m . Monday ( 2200 GMT ) . four days of talks How many days did it take for them to agree? 20 24 +1202 1 An earthquake rattled a mountainous , sparsely populated area of New Zealand shortly before noon on Monday . No damage or injuries were reported . earthquake What were the causes of the earthquake? 1 2 +1202 1 An earthquake rattled a mountainous , sparsely populated area of New Zealand shortly before noon on Monday . No damage or injuries were reported . sparsely populated area Why was this area not inhabited by people? 6 9 +1202 1 An earthquake rattled a mountainous , sparsely populated area of New Zealand shortly before noon on Monday . No damage or injuries were reported . damage What was the magnitude of the earthquake? 19 20 +1202 2 The quake had a preliminary reading of 7 . 5 , making it a major quake , according to seismologists at the Australian Geological Survey Organization in Canberra and at the U . S . Geological Survey ' s National Earthquake Information Center in Golden , Colo . 7 How does this rating compare to other earthquakes that have had catastrophic effects? 7 8 +1202 2 The quake had a preliminary reading of 7 . 5 , making it a major quake , according to seismologists at the Australian Geological Survey Organization in Canberra and at the U . S . Geological Survey ' s National Earthquake Information Center in Golden , Colo . major Are there any nearby cities that felt the quake? 14 15 +1202 3 Martin Reyners , deputy chief seismologist from the Institute of Geological and Nuclear Sciences in Wellington , said the quake had a reading of 7 , and its epicenter was in the Pacific Ocean about 77 miles ( 125 km ) east - southeast of East Cape . said when did he report this information -- before or after the 7.5 reading? 17 18 +1202 3 Martin Reyners , deputy chief seismologist from the Institute of Geological and Nuclear Sciences in Wellington , said the quake had a reading of 7 , and its epicenter was in the Pacific Ocean about 77 miles ( 125 km ) east - southeast of East Cape . epicenter Are there any active, major earthquake fault lines underneath Australia? 28 29 +1202 4 New Zealand is in one of the most seismically active regions of the world , where minor quakes are felt almost every day . minor How often do major earthquakes occur here? 16 17 +1202 4 New Zealand is in one of the most seismically active regions of the world , where minor quakes are felt almost every day . most seismically active regions of the world , What particular tectonic reasons explain why NZ is so seismically active? 7 15 +1202 5 " It was a bit of a thump , that ' s about all , " said a police officer in Whakatane , one of the few sizeable towns in the area , about 300 miles northeast of the capital of Wellington . thump , How frequent are these occurrences that they react this nonchalant? 7 9 +1202 5 " It was a bit of a thump , that ' s about all , " said a police officer in Whakatane , one of the few sizeable towns in the area , about 300 miles northeast of the capital of Wellington . Wellington When was the last time a major earthquake struck urban Australia? 41 42 +1203 1 A Maori protester bared his tattooed buttocks while others spat at Queen Elizabeth II ' s representative and the prime minister Monday at a ceremony for the 155th anniversary of a treaty between indigenous tribes and British colonists . spat at Queen Elizabeth II ' s representative Why did other's spit at Queen Elizabeth II's representatives? 9 17 +1203 1 A Maori protester bared his tattooed buttocks while others spat at Queen Elizabeth II ' s representative and the prime minister Monday at a ceremony for the 155th anniversary of a treaty between indigenous tribes and British colonists . tattooed buttocks Why are his buttocks tattooed? 5 7 +1203 1 A Maori protester bared his tattooed buttocks while others spat at Queen Elizabeth II ' s representative and the prime minister Monday at a ceremony for the 155th anniversary of a treaty between indigenous tribes and British colonists . treaty What was the nature of the treaty? 31 32 +1203 1 A Maori protester bared his tattooed buttocks while others spat at Queen Elizabeth II ' s representative and the prime minister Monday at a ceremony for the 155th anniversary of a treaty between indigenous tribes and British colonists . spat Why did the protestor spit at the representative and the PM? 9 10 +1203 2 A crowd of about 500 angry Maoris also booed and jeered Governor - General Dame Catherine Tizard and Prime Minister Jim Bolger , who were not harmed , police said . 500 angry Maoris also booed Why did 500 angry Maoris boo? 4 9 +1203 2 A crowd of about 500 angry Maoris also booed and jeered Governor - General Dame Catherine Tizard and Prime Minister Jim Bolger , who were not harmed , police said . booed and jeered Why did the boo and jeer? 8 11 +1203 2 A crowd of about 500 angry Maoris also booed and jeered Governor - General Dame Catherine Tizard and Prime Minister Jim Bolger , who were not harmed , police said . angry why are they angry? 5 6 +1203 3 Police scuffled with demonstrators who raised a rebel flag of Maori independence and stomped on a New Zealand flag . No arrests were reported . demonstrators who raised a rebel flag What kind of rebel flag did the demonstrators raise? 3 9 +1203 3 Police scuffled with demonstrators who raised a rebel flag of Maori independence and stomped on a New Zealand flag . No arrests were reported . stomped Why were they stomping on the flag? 13 14 +1203 3 Police scuffled with demonstrators who raised a rebel flag of Maori independence and stomped on a New Zealand flag . No arrests were reported . rebel flag describe the flag? 7 9 +1203 3 Police scuffled with demonstrators who raised a rebel flag of Maori independence and stomped on a New Zealand flag . No arrests were reported . New Zealand why new zealand? 16 18 +1203 4 Other anniversary events were cancelled after Maori leaders warned they could not guaranteee the safety of government officials . Maori leaders warned Who did the Maori leader warn? 6 9 +1203 4 Other anniversary events were cancelled after Maori leaders warned they could not guaranteee the safety of government officials . guaranteee the safety of government officials . Why were the officials unable to be protected? 12 19 +1203 5 Earlier arsonists tried to set fire to a historic wooden building where the Treaty of Waitangi was signed in 1840 . Treaty of Waitangi What is the 'Treaty of Waitangi'? 13 16 +1203 5 Earlier arsonists tried to set fire to a historic wooden building where the Treaty of Waitangi was signed in 1840 . Treaty of Waitangi What is the nature of the treaty? 13 16 +1203 5 Earlier arsonists tried to set fire to a historic wooden building where the Treaty of Waitangi was signed in 1840 . set fire Why were they trying to set fire to the building? 4 6 +1203 5 Earlier arsonists tried to set fire to a historic wooden building where the Treaty of Waitangi was signed in 1840 . Earlier how much earlier did this occur? 0 1 +1204 1 In the past seven months , Anil Dhakal hasn ' t called or written to his family in Nepal . He can ' t bear to tell them the truth . hasn ' t called or written to his family Why has he not called or written? 8 17 +1204 1 In the past seven months , Anil Dhakal hasn ' t called or written to his family in Nepal . He can ' t bear to tell them the truth . the truth What is the truth? 28 30 +1204 1 In the past seven months , Anil Dhakal hasn ' t called or written to his family in Nepal . He can ' t bear to tell them the truth . can ' t bear to tell them the truth Why is he in such despair? 21 30 +1204 1 In the past seven months , Anil Dhakal hasn ' t called or written to his family in Nepal . He can ' t bear to tell them the truth . Anil Dhakal Who is Anil Dhakal? 6 8 +1204 1 In the past seven months , Anil Dhakal hasn ' t called or written to his family in Nepal . He can ' t bear to tell them the truth . the truth What truth does he not want to tell? 28 30 +1204 2 " They think I ' m OK , " said Dhakal , who until recently worked at a furniture factory . He claims he was beaten repeatedly for protesting unpaid wages and mistreatment before he escaped what he calls " hell . " " They think I ' m OK , " Is he not OK? 0 9 +1204 2 " They think I ' m OK , " said Dhakal , who until recently worked at a furniture factory . He claims he was beaten repeatedly for protesting unpaid wages and mistreatment before he escaped what he calls " hell . " until recently Why does he longer work there? 13 15 +1204 2 " They think I ' m OK , " said Dhakal , who until recently worked at a furniture factory . He claims he was beaten repeatedly for protesting unpaid wages and mistreatment before he escaped what he calls " hell . " beaten repeatedly Beaten by who? 25 27 +1204 2 " They think I ' m OK , " said Dhakal , who until recently worked at a furniture factory . He claims he was beaten repeatedly for protesting unpaid wages and mistreatment before he escaped what he calls " hell . " unpaid wages Why were wages not being paid? 29 31 +1204 2 " They think I ' m OK , " said Dhakal , who until recently worked at a furniture factory . He claims he was beaten repeatedly for protesting unpaid wages and mistreatment before he escaped what he calls " hell . " unpaid wages and mistreatment Why were his employers taking advantage of him? 29 33 +1204 2 " They think I ' m OK , " said Dhakal , who until recently worked at a furniture factory . He claims he was beaten repeatedly for protesting unpaid wages and mistreatment before he escaped what he calls " hell . " " hell What made the situation \"hell\" 39 41 +1204 3 At least for now , his dream of saving enough money to finish college has collapsed . saving enough money How long has he been saving money? 8 11 +1204 3 At least for now , his dream of saving enough money to finish college has collapsed . finish college How much college has he attended? 12 14 +1204 3 At least for now , his dream of saving enough money to finish college has collapsed . saving enough money How much money was he trying to save? 8 11 +1204 3 At least for now , his dream of saving enough money to finish college has collapsed . finish college What college was he attending? 12 14 +1204 4 Dhakal , 22 , is one of an estimated 84 , 000 foreigners - - from China , the Philippines , Bangladesh , Nepal and other poorer neighboring nations - - lured here by tales of higher pay . other poorer neighboring nations What other nations? 25 29 +1204 4 Dhakal , 22 , is one of an estimated 84 , 000 foreigners - - from China , the Philippines , Bangladesh , Nepal and other poorer neighboring nations - - lured here by tales of higher pay . by tales Who was telling these tails? 33 35 +1204 4 Dhakal , 22 , is one of an estimated 84 , 000 foreigners - - from China , the Philippines , Bangladesh , Nepal and other poorer neighboring nations - - lured here by tales of higher pay . lured here Who is luring these foreigners here? 31 33 +1204 5 Only 32 , 000 are working legally under a " technical training " program set up by the government to provide workers for labor - short industries . Most others overstayed tourist visas and are employed illegally . labor - short industries What is an example of a labor short industry? 23 27 +1204 5 Only 32 , 000 are working legally under a " technical training " program set up by the government to provide workers for labor - short industries . Most others overstayed tourist visas and are employed illegally . overstayed tourist visas How long does a tourist visa last? 30 33 +1204 5 Only 32 , 000 are working legally under a " technical training " program set up by the government to provide workers for labor - short industries . Most others overstayed tourist visas and are employed illegally . " technical training " program What is the name of this program? 9 14 +1204 5 Only 32 , 000 are working legally under a " technical training " program set up by the government to provide workers for labor - short industries . Most others overstayed tourist visas and are employed illegally . Most others How many is \"most\"? 28 30 +1205 1 Doug McClure , the blond , boyish cowboy star of the television shows " The Virginian , " " The Overland Trail " and " The Men From Shiloh , " died of cancer Sunday night . He was 59 . died of cancer What type of cancer did he die of? 31 34 +1205 1 Doug McClure , the blond , boyish cowboy star of the television shows " The Virginian , " " The Overland Trail " and " The Men From Shiloh , " died of cancer Sunday night . He was 59 . Virginian , " When was this show on the air? 15 18 +1205 1 Doug McClure , the blond , boyish cowboy star of the television shows " The Virginian , " " The Overland Trail " and " The Men From Shiloh , " died of cancer Sunday night . He was 59 . cancer What type of cancer did he have? 33 34 +1205 2 McClure died at his home in the Los Angeles suburb of Sherman Oaks with family and friends by his side , said McClure ' s friend , Dennis Morga . family and friends Did he have a wife and children? 14 17 +1205 2 McClure died at his home in the Los Angeles suburb of Sherman Oaks with family and friends by his side , said McClure ' s friend , Dennis Morga . Dennis Morga Who is Dennis Morga? 27 29 +1205 2 McClure died at his home in the Los Angeles suburb of Sherman Oaks with family and friends by his side , said McClure ' s friend , Dennis Morga . friend , Who is Dennis Morga? 25 27 +1205 3 After struggling a year with lung cancer , McClure appeared last Dec . 16 for the installation of his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame . Getting the star helped him feel better , he told well - wishers . last Dec . 16 What year was last Dec. 16? 10 14 +1205 3 After struggling a year with lung cancer , McClure appeared last Dec . 16 for the installation of his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame . Getting the star helped him feel better , he told well - wishers . better , How did it make him feel better? 33 35 +1205 3 After struggling a year with lung cancer , McClure appeared last Dec . 16 for the installation of his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame . Getting the star helped him feel better , he told well - wishers . star Where on the Walk of Fame is his star located? 19 20 +1205 4 " It gave me the incentive to get well , and I am well , " he declared . I am well , " If he was well why did he succumb to cancer? 11 16 +1205 4 " It gave me the incentive to get well , and I am well , " he declared . I am well , " What determines if he is \"well\" or not? 11 16 +1205 4 " It gave me the incentive to get well , and I am well , " he declared . well , How long did his good health last in December? 8 10 +1205 5 But on Jan . 8 , the actor collapsed from an apparent stroke on the set of a theatrical film in Hawaii and was flown to Los Angeles for hospitalization . of a theatrical film What type of film was he in the process of making? 16 20 +1205 5 But on Jan . 8 , the actor collapsed from an apparent stroke on the set of a theatrical film in Hawaii and was flown to Los Angeles for hospitalization . Jan . 8 , What year is Jan. 8? 2 6 +1205 5 But on Jan . 8 , the actor collapsed from an apparent stroke on the set of a theatrical film in Hawaii and was flown to Los Angeles for hospitalization . theatrical film What is the title of a theatrical film? 18 20 +1205 5 But on Jan . 8 , the actor collapsed from an apparent stroke on the set of a theatrical film in Hawaii and was flown to Los Angeles for hospitalization . stroke Was the stroke associated with his lung cancer? 12 13 +1205 5 But on Jan . 8 , the actor collapsed from an apparent stroke on the set of a theatrical film in Hawaii and was flown to Los Angeles for hospitalization . film What film was he shooting in Hawaii? 19 20 +1206 1 Palestinian gunmen ambushed an Israeli gasoline tanker in the PLO - ruled Gaza Strip on Monday , killing an Israeli security guard in an escort car and wounding another , Palestinian police said . Palestinian Why did the Palestinian gunmen ambush the Israeli gasoline tanker? 0 1 +1206 1 Palestinian gunmen ambushed an Israeli gasoline tanker in the PLO - ruled Gaza Strip on Monday , killing an Israeli security guard in an escort car and wounding another , Palestinian police said . ambushed an Israeli gasoline tanker What was the reason for the ambush of this particular vehicle? 2 7 +1206 1 Palestinian gunmen ambushed an Israeli gasoline tanker in the PLO - ruled Gaza Strip on Monday , killing an Israeli security guard in an escort car and wounding another , Palestinian police said . escort car Why was an escort car following the gasoline tanker? 24 26 +1206 2 Israel radio said the front of the escort car was sprayed with dozens of bullets . Israel Who gave this information to the Israel radio? 0 1 +1206 3 PLO chief Yasser Arafat has been under mounting Israeli pressure to crack down on Palestinian militants in areas under his control , and Monday ' s attack was likely to further strain Israeli - PLO relations . Israeli - PLO Why is the relationship between the Israeli people and the PLO so strained to begin with? 32 35 +1206 4 The attack occurred about 8 : 45 a . m . ( 0645 GMT ) when gunmen hiding in roadside orchards near the town of Beit Lahia fired on the tanker and escort car , said a Palestinian police officer who spoke on condition of anonymity . Palestinian police officer Why was the Palestinian police officer afraid to speak publicly? 37 40 +1206 5 The gunmen then jumped into a getaway car , the officer said . Four Palestinian policemen riding in a car behind the truck fired in the air and rushed to the Israelis to administer medical aid , the officer said . gunmen How did the police find the gunmen in the first place? 1 2 +1207 1 Russian warplanes pelted this town southwest of Grozny with bombs Monday , and more refugees streamed out of Chechnya as widespread fighting continued in the Grozny area . Grozny why did they want to attack this town? 7 8 +1207 1 Russian warplanes pelted this town southwest of Grozny with bombs Monday , and more refugees streamed out of Chechnya as widespread fighting continued in the Grozny area . this town Which town? 3 5 +1207 1 Russian warplanes pelted this town southwest of Grozny with bombs Monday , and more refugees streamed out of Chechnya as widespread fighting continued in the Grozny area . widespread fighting Fighting between which groups? 20 22 +1207 1 Russian warplanes pelted this town southwest of Grozny with bombs Monday , and more refugees streamed out of Chechnya as widespread fighting continued in the Grozny area . this town What is the town's name? 3 5 +1207 1 Russian warplanes pelted this town southwest of Grozny with bombs Monday , and more refugees streamed out of Chechnya as widespread fighting continued in the Grozny area . widespread fighting continued in the Grozny area . Why was fighting taking place in this area? 20 28 +1207 2 Chechen fighters said the Russians had resumed bombing oil and chemical factories in and around the shattered capital . They saw the tactic as a sign of Russian frustration at still having failed to seize Grozny . seize Grozny why does russia want to seize Grozny? Isn't Russia already a large country? Or is this to exert military power with the expectation of results in diplomacy? 34 36 +1207 2 Chechen fighters said the Russians had resumed bombing oil and chemical factories in and around the shattered capital . They saw the tactic as a sign of Russian frustration at still having failed to seize Grozny . a sign of Russian frustration Why is this a sign of frustration? 24 29 +1207 2 Chechen fighters said the Russians had resumed bombing oil and chemical factories in and around the shattered capital . They saw the tactic as a sign of Russian frustration at still having failed to seize Grozny . still having failed to seize Grozny . Why had Russia been struggling to seize the Chechen capital? 30 37 +1207 3 " It means they ' re losing hope of taking Grozny , " said Salaudin Kitayev , a chief in the Chechen special forces , standing at a crossroads about 10 kilometers ( six miles ) from Grozny . " Otherwise , they ' d save the factories for themselves . " " Otherwise , Does russia just want to cause destruction because they know they will not annex Grozny? 39 42 +1207 3 " It means they ' re losing hope of taking Grozny , " said Salaudin Kitayev , a chief in the Chechen special forces , standing at a crossroads about 10 kilometers ( six miles ) from Grozny . " Otherwise , they ' d save the factories for themselves . " a chief in the Chechen special forces , What does this rank mean? 17 25 +1207 5 Chechens at the crossroads didn ' t even flinch at the air raid , hardened by nearly two months of war in their homeland . It wasn ' t immediately clear whether the bombs had caused serious damage or casualties . two months of war why have they been at war? 17 21 +1207 5 Chechens at the crossroads didn ' t even flinch at the air raid , hardened by nearly two months of war in their homeland . It wasn ' t immediately clear whether the bombs had caused serious damage or casualties . two months of war in their homeland Why had these bombing raids and campaigns lasted for so long, unabated? 17 24 +1208 1 Four foreign monitors on Monday briefed President Chandrika Kumaratunga about their meeting with the chief of the Tamil rebel group who reportedly favors a formal cease - fire with the government forces . favors a formal cease - fire Why a formal cease-fire? 22 28 +1208 2 Officials did not give details of Ms . Kumaratunga ' s meeting with the monitors . They , however , said the rebels were ready for a formal cease - fire . rebels Who are the rebels? 22 23 +1208 4 Velupillai Prabhakaran , commander of the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam , reportedly told the monitors on Sunday that six committees set up to oversee the truce in Sri Lanka ' s ethnic war should start their work soon . Sri Lanka ' s ethnic war Why was there an ethnic war? 28 34 +1208 4 Velupillai Prabhakaran , commander of the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam , reportedly told the monitors on Sunday that six committees set up to oversee the truce in Sri Lanka ' s ethnic war should start their work soon . soon How quickly is soon? 38 39 +1208 5 The monitors from Norway , Canada and the Netherlands met with Prabhakaran in the rebel stronghold of Jaffna in response to a request made by the militants fighting for a Tamil homeland since 1984 in northern Sri Lanka . monitors from Norway , Canada and the Netherlands Why were there foreign monitors? 1 9 +1209 1 Scores of African officials convened Monday to develop a set of development priorities that would be presented to the U . N . social summit in Copenhagen next month . development priorities What are these developmental priorities? 11 13 +1209 1 Scores of African officials convened Monday to develop a set of development priorities that would be presented to the U . N . social summit in Copenhagen next month . development What are they developing 11 12 +1209 1 Scores of African officials convened Monday to develop a set of development priorities that would be presented to the U . N . social summit in Copenhagen next month . Monday what date? 5 6 +1209 1 Scores of African officials convened Monday to develop a set of development priorities that would be presented to the U . N . social summit in Copenhagen next month . development priorities development priorities for what? 11 13 +1209 1 Scores of African officials convened Monday to develop a set of development priorities that would be presented to the U . N . social summit in Copenhagen next month . African from which nations? 2 3 +1209 1 Scores of African officials convened Monday to develop a set of development priorities that would be presented to the U . N . social summit in Copenhagen next month . presented to the U . N . social summit Why would they want to present it there? 16 25 +1209 3 The goal , according to organizers , is to give Africans a chance to define development priorities for themselves , instead of having external initiatives imposed on them . external initiatives What sort of initiatives have been imposed on them before? 23 25 +1209 3 The goal , according to organizers , is to give Africans a chance to define development priorities for themselves , instead of having external initiatives imposed on them . chance Why have they not previously had a chance to define the initiatives for themselves? 12 13 +1209 3 The goal , according to organizers , is to give Africans a chance to define development priorities for themselves , instead of having external initiatives imposed on them . imposed Who is imposing\n 25 26 +1209 4 " We need a radical change in African self - perception , " said the forum ' s president , Graca Machel , widow of former President Samora Machel of Mozambique . " Let us make of this audience not a mere intellectual exercise but a forum that leads to concrete achievement . " change What change does Machel want for Africa's self-perception? 5 6 +1209 4 " We need a radical change in African self - perception , " said the forum ' s president , Graca Machel , widow of former President Samora Machel of Mozambique . " Let us make of this audience not a mere intellectual exercise but a forum that leads to concrete achievement . " achievement what would achievement look like?\n 51 52 +1209 4 " We need a radical change in African self - perception , " said the forum ' s president , Graca Machel , widow of former President Samora Machel of Mozambique . " Let us make of this audience not a mere intellectual exercise but a forum that leads to concrete achievement . " change in African self - perception What do they think of their own self-perception at this time? 5 11 +1209 5 UNESCO ' s director - general , Federico Mayor , said there were both moral and political reasons why wealthy countries should not shirk at aiding Africa . shirk Which countries shirk providing aid? 23 24 +1209 5 UNESCO ' s director - general , Federico Mayor , said there were both moral and political reasons why wealthy countries should not shirk at aiding Africa . political What political reasons are there to provide aid? 16 17 +1209 5 UNESCO ' s director - general , Federico Mayor , said there were both moral and political reasons why wealthy countries should not shirk at aiding Africa . reasons What reasons? 17 18 +1209 5 UNESCO ' s director - general , Federico Mayor , said there were both moral and political reasons why wealthy countries should not shirk at aiding Africa . both moral and political reasons What are the moral and political reasons? 13 18 +1210 1 Ferrari unveiled a new Formula - 1 car Monday hoping to end the 11 - year title drought of the idolized Italian team in the World F - 1 Championship . the 11 - year title drought Who was winning in F1 instead of Ferrari? 12 18 +1210 1 Ferrari unveiled a new Formula - 1 car Monday hoping to end the 11 - year title drought of the idolized Italian team in the World F - 1 Championship . drought When did the Italian team win their last World F-1 Championship? 17 18 +1210 1 Ferrari unveiled a new Formula - 1 car Monday hoping to end the 11 - year title drought of the idolized Italian team in the World F - 1 Championship . new Formula - 1 car what is it called? 3 8 +1210 2 Looking for all the good fortune possible , Italy ' s currently unbeatable ski hero Alberto Tomba gave his blessing . Tomba What is the relationship of a champion skier to F-1 racing? 16 17 +1210 3 Tomba touched the red - painted 412 - T2 model and said : " I hope to bring it good luck and inspire a successful season . " model Is touching the race car a common F-1 racing superstition? 9 10 +1210 3 Tomba touched the red - painted 412 - T2 model and said : " I hope to bring it good luck and inspire a successful season . " Tomba why is a skiier at a race? 0 1 +1210 4 The new Ferrari , powered by a 3 , 000 - cc , 12 - cyclinder engine , was shown to reporters at the team headquarters near Modena . Modena what part of italy? 27 28 +1210 5 " He has the winning touch , it ' s a good omen , " said Ferrari Chairman Luca Codrero di Montezemolo , as the three - time Olympic champion drew loud cheers from a crowd of Ferrari fans , who were more enthusiastic about Tomba than Ferrari drivers Jean Alesi and Gerhard Berger . three - time Olympic champion What disciplines did Tomba win gold medals in? 25 30 +1210 5 " He has the winning touch , it ' s a good omen , " said Ferrari Chairman Luca Codrero di Montezemolo , as the three - time Olympic champion drew loud cheers from a crowd of Ferrari fans , who were more enthusiastic about Tomba than Ferrari drivers Jean Alesi and Gerhard Berger . drivers Do F-1 drivers compete as a team? 48 49 +1210 5 " He has the winning touch , it ' s a good omen , " said Ferrari Chairman Luca Codrero di Montezemolo , as the three - time Olympic champion drew loud cheers from a crowd of Ferrari fans , who were more enthusiastic about Tomba than Ferrari drivers Jean Alesi and Gerhard Berger . winning touch , what has tomba won? 4 7 +1211 1 Pedophiles have found a home on the Internet and exchange hundreds of pictures a week through anonymous conduits , a researcher said Monday . found a home on the Internet Is this legal? 2 8 +1211 1 Pedophiles have found a home on the Internet and exchange hundreds of pictures a week through anonymous conduits , a researcher said Monday . exchange Who do they exchange these with? 9 10 +1211 1 Pedophiles have found a home on the Internet and exchange hundreds of pictures a week through anonymous conduits , a researcher said Monday . hundreds of pictures Where do these pictures come from? 10 13 +1211 1 Pedophiles have found a home on the Internet and exchange hundreds of pictures a week through anonymous conduits , a researcher said Monday . anonymous conduits , What are these anonymous conduits? 16 19 +1211 2 The statistics appeared to provide the first glimpse at the scope of the potentially illegal activity , which police fear can lure kids into sex . It came from a study by Mats Wiklund , a researcher at Stockholm University ' s Institute of Computer and System Science . at the scope What is the scope? 8 11 +1211 2 The statistics appeared to provide the first glimpse at the scope of the potentially illegal activity , which police fear can lure kids into sex . It came from a study by Mats Wiklund , a researcher at Stockholm University ' s Institute of Computer and System Science . potentially illegal activity , Is it illegal or not? 13 17 +1211 2 The statistics appeared to provide the first glimpse at the scope of the potentially illegal activity , which police fear can lure kids into sex . It came from a study by Mats Wiklund , a researcher at Stockholm University ' s Institute of Computer and System Science . lure kids into sex What exactly lures them? 21 25 +1211 2 The statistics appeared to provide the first glimpse at the scope of the potentially illegal activity , which police fear can lure kids into sex . It came from a study by Mats Wiklund , a researcher at Stockholm University ' s Institute of Computer and System Science . the scope of the potentially illegal activity , What is this scope? 9 17 +1211 2 The statistics appeared to provide the first glimpse at the scope of the potentially illegal activity , which police fear can lure kids into sex . It came from a study by Mats Wiklund , a researcher at Stockholm University ' s Institute of Computer and System Science . can lure kids into sex How can it lure kids into sex? 20 25 +1211 3 During a seven - day period in late December and early January , Wiklund counted 5 , 651 messages or postings about child pornography in four " bulletin boards . " messages or postings What were these messages regarding? 18 21 +1211 3 During a seven - day period in late December and early January , Wiklund counted 5 , 651 messages or postings about child pornography in four " bulletin boards . " " bulletin boards How are these \"bulletin boards\" accessed? 26 29 +1211 4 Among the postings , about 800 were graphic pictures of adolescents engaged in sexual acts . He said at least eight of the pictures showed very young children , possibly ages 8 - 10 . graphic pictures What kind of pictures are graphic? 7 9 +1211 4 Among the postings , about 800 were graphic pictures of adolescents engaged in sexual acts . He said at least eight of the pictures showed very young children , possibly ages 8 - 10 . young children , Where do these pictures come from? 26 29 +1211 5 " The younger ones . are not being shown in the act , but they are being used as bait , " Wiklund said . as bait , " What are they baiting? 18 22 +1211 5 " The younger ones . are not being shown in the act , but they are being used as bait , " Wiklund said . bait , " How are they being used as bait? 19 22 +1211 5 " The younger ones . are not being shown in the act , but they are being used as bait , " Wiklund said . they are being used as bait , " What is the prevalence of these baiting type images in comparison to more standard-issue underage images? 14 22 +1212 1 After a day without soccer , officials and fans kicked around the results Monday . The conclusion : More must be done to control violence . violence What violent event interfered with a soccer event? 24 25 +1212 1 After a day without soccer , officials and fans kicked around the results Monday . The conclusion : More must be done to control violence . officials and fans kicked around the results Why are officials and fans of soccer kicked around results? 6 13 +1212 1 After a day without soccer , officials and fans kicked around the results Monday . The conclusion : More must be done to control violence . control violence Why is violence so often occurring at soccer matches? 23 25 +1212 1 After a day without soccer , officials and fans kicked around the results Monday . The conclusion : More must be done to control violence . More must be done to control violence what must be done? 18 25 +1212 2 " At least we ' ve started doing something about it . Our efforts will continue , but it is indispensable that the government and parliament make some decisions without which we will be defenseless in the face of violence , " said Mario Pescante , president of Italy ' s Olympic Committee . doing What are they planning on doing? 7 8 +1212 2 " At least we ' ve started doing something about it . Our efforts will continue , but it is indispensable that the government and parliament make some decisions without which we will be defenseless in the face of violence , " said Mario Pescante , president of Italy ' s Olympic Committee . defenseless in the face of violence , " Why will they be defenceless in the face of violence? 34 42 +1212 2 " At least we ' ve started doing something about it . Our efforts will continue , but it is indispensable that the government and parliament make some decisions without which we will be defenseless in the face of violence , " said Mario Pescante , president of Italy ' s Olympic Committee . Mario Pescante , how long has he been president? 43 46 +1212 3 And while the " ultras " - - the Italian equivalent of British hooligans - - pledged to give up their arms , their violent language suggested that tensions would continue . " ultras " What are they even fighting for? 3 6 +1212 3 And while the " ultras " - - the Italian equivalent of British hooligans - - pledged to give up their arms , their violent language suggested that tensions would continue . language suggested that tensions would continue . Why did they want the tensions to continue? 25 32 +1212 3 And while the " ultras " - - the Italian equivalent of British hooligans - - pledged to give up their arms , their violent language suggested that tensions would continue . British hooligans who are british hooligans? 12 14 +1212 4 " Enough with the fad of 20 against two or three , or of molotov cocktails and knives , " said a statement read by one of the hundreds of ultras who participated at a rally in Genoa on Sunday . rally What were they hoping to achieve from the rally? 35 36 +1212 4 " Enough with the fad of 20 against two or three , or of molotov cocktails and knives , " said a statement read by one of the hundreds of ultras who participated at a rally in Genoa on Sunday . participated at a rally Why did the hundreds of ultras participated at a rally in Genoa? 32 36 +1212 5 Italian authorities called off Sunday ' s soccer league matches and other professional sports in response to the Jan . 29 stabbing death of a fan before the Genoa - AC Milan game . A 19 - year - old Milan supporter was charged with the slaying , which touched off demands to crack down on violent fans . stabbing What caused the altercation? 21 22 +1213 1 McDonnell Douglas Corp . may temporarily halt production of its largest airliner , the MD - 11 , in 1996 due to a severe shortage of orders for the 300 - seat plane , The Wall Street Journal reported Monday . severe shortage of orders for the 300 - seat plane , What is the cause of this shortage? 23 34 +1213 1 McDonnell Douglas Corp . may temporarily halt production of its largest airliner , the MD - 11 , in 1996 due to a severe shortage of orders for the 300 - seat plane , The Wall Street Journal reported Monday . severe shortage of orders Why such a shortage of orders? 23 27 +1213 1 McDonnell Douglas Corp . may temporarily halt production of its largest airliner , the MD - 11 , in 1996 due to a severe shortage of orders for the 300 - seat plane , The Wall Street Journal reported Monday . severe shortage of orders What is causing this shortage? 23 27 +1213 2 Company executives emphasized they are working to avert a shutdown , which could mean temporary layoffs for thousands of workers and cast doubt on the future of the MD - 11 program , the report said . they are working to avert a shutdown , How is the shutdown trying to be stopped? 3 11 +1213 3 Without new orders for the three - engine jet , St . Louis - based McDonnell Douglas may deliver as few as 10 next year , the newspaper said , citing industry officials . Without new orders for the three - engine jet , What is causing the stoppage in orders for these model jets? 0 10 +1213 3 Without new orders for the three - engine jet , St . Louis - based McDonnell Douglas may deliver as few as 10 next year , the newspaper said , citing industry officials . Without new orders Are they doing anything to get new orders? 0 3 +1213 4 The MD - 11 is manufacturered at the company ' s 10 , 000 - worker factory in Long Beach , California . That facility also produces the smaller MD - 80 and MD - 90 . The company won ' t say how many people are employed making each type of jet . won ' t say how many people are employed Why won't they disclose this information? 39 48 +1213 4 The MD - 11 is manufacturered at the company ' s 10 , 000 - worker factory in Long Beach , California . That facility also produces the smaller MD - 80 and MD - 90 . The company won ' t say how many people are employed making each type of jet . The company won ' t say Why won't the company release this information? 37 43 +1213 5 Herbert J . Lanese , the company ' s chief financial officer , told the Journal that a decision on halting MD - 11 production for as much as half of 1996 will have to be made within five months . made within five months What projections are being made for the fate of the company after the shutdown has passed? 36 40 +1213 5 Herbert J . Lanese , the company ' s chief financial officer , told the Journal that a decision on halting MD - 11 production for as much as half of 1996 will have to be made within five months . within five months Why does this decision have to be made within five months? 37 40 +1214 1 Only 26 women were among the 137 survivors of the Estonia ferry disaster last year , mainly because they were unable like men to climb walls to save themselves , investigators said Monday . climb walls how did the others manage to climb walls? 24 26 +1214 1 Only 26 women were among the 137 survivors of the Estonia ferry disaster last year , mainly because they were unable like men to climb walls to save themselves , investigators said Monday . they were unable like men Why were they unable to? 18 23 +1214 1 Only 26 women were among the 137 survivors of the Estonia ferry disaster last year , mainly because they were unable like men to climb walls to save themselves , investigators said Monday . survivors How many people were killed in the Estonia ferry disaster? 7 8 +1214 1 Only 26 women were among the 137 survivors of the Estonia ferry disaster last year , mainly because they were unable like men to climb walls to save themselves , investigators said Monday . Estonia ferry disaster What caused the Estonia ferry disaster? 10 13 +1214 2 " It was survival of the fittest , " said Kari Lehtola , a Finnish member of the accident investigation committee . " It was survival of the fittest , " What caused it to be survival of the fittest? 0 9 +1214 2 " It was survival of the fittest , " said Kari Lehtola , a Finnish member of the accident investigation committee . accident investigation committee What populations comprise the accident investigation committee? 18 21 +1214 3 The Estonia was sailing from Tallinn , Estonia , to the Swedish capital , Stockholm , on Sept . 28 when its bow door was ripped off in a storm . Water surged onto the car deck , the ferry turned on its side and sank in about 35 minutes . sank in at what time the ferry sank in 45 47 +1214 3 The Estonia was sailing from Tallinn , Estonia , to the Swedish capital , Stockholm , on Sept . 28 when its bow door was ripped off in a storm . Water surged onto the car deck , the ferry turned on its side and sank in about 35 minutes . sank in about 35 minutes Why did it only take 35 minutes to sink? 45 50 +1214 3 The Estonia was sailing from Tallinn , Estonia , to the Swedish capital , Stockholm , on Sept . 28 when its bow door was ripped off in a storm . Water surged onto the car deck , the ferry turned on its side and sank in about 35 minutes . bow door was ripped off Was the bow door faulty or damaged before the storm? 22 27 +1214 4 Rescuers managed to save 137 people . Of those , 111 were men , nearly all age 20 - 44 . Rescuers found 94 bodies , mostly male , in the icy seas or on life rafts . found how many women were found? 22 23 +1214 4 Rescuers managed to save 137 people . Of those , 111 were men , nearly all age 20 - 44 . Rescuers found 94 bodies , mostly male , in the icy seas or on life rafts . mostly male , Why were most of the bodies males? 26 29 +1214 4 Rescuers managed to save 137 people . Of those , 111 were men , nearly all age 20 - 44 . Rescuers found 94 bodies , mostly male , in the icy seas or on life rafts . mostly male , What percentage of lives lost do men represent? 26 29 +1214 5 Lehtola said 765 people went down with the ship , including 422 women and 23 people under 18 . 765 people went down Are there continuing efforts to find the rest of the bodies? 2 6 +1215 1 Shuttle commander James Wetherbee fired Discovery ' s thrusters today to begin a final approach toward space station Mir - - the first convergence of American and Russian spaceships in 20 years . in 20 years Why haven't American and Russian spaceships converged in 20 years? 29 32 +1215 1 Shuttle commander James Wetherbee fired Discovery ' s thrusters today to begin a final approach toward space station Mir - - the first convergence of American and Russian spaceships in 20 years . convergence of American and Russian spaceships What did the two spaceships need that required them to meet up? 23 29 +1215 1 Shuttle commander James Wetherbee fired Discovery ' s thrusters today to begin a final approach toward space station Mir - - the first convergence of American and Russian spaceships in 20 years . spaceships Which nation owns the space station? Which nation owns the spaceship? 28 29 +1215 2 The 19 - second jet firing came as the two 100 - ton spaceships orbited nine miles apart at 17 , 500 mph , some 245 miles over South America . spaceships Does the article involve a convergence between two spaceships or a space station and a spaceship? 13 14 +1215 3 The maneuver was to send the shuttle a half - mile beneath Mir , when Wetherbee would take manual control , pulling up in front and firing braking jets to slowly close to 400 feet . manual control , Why does the commander need to take manual control in order to complete the maneuver? 18 21 +1215 4 The final rendezvous phase , a 35 - foot close encounter that Russian space officials agreed to virtually at the last minute , had Discovery flying to within 35 feet . at the last minute , Why did Russian officials wait until the last minute to agree to the encounter? 18 23 +1215 4 The final rendezvous phase , a 35 - foot close encounter that Russian space officials agreed to virtually at the last minute , had Discovery flying to within 35 feet . agreed to virtually at the last minute , Why was the agreement so late in coming? 15 23 +1215 4 The final rendezvous phase , a 35 - foot close encounter that Russian space officials agreed to virtually at the last minute , had Discovery flying to within 35 feet . phase , How many phases are there for this rendezvous? 3 5 +1215 5 Engineers from NASA and the Russian Space Agency huddled throughout the night and into the morning to discuss a steering thruster leak near the shuttle ' s tail that has been spewing fuel since shortly after Friday ' s launch . leak Why is there a leak on the shuttle? 21 22 +1215 5 Engineers from NASA and the Russian Space Agency huddled throughout the night and into the morning to discuss a steering thruster leak near the shuttle ' s tail that has been spewing fuel since shortly after Friday ' s launch . leak near the shuttle ' s tail What was the reason for this prolonged leak? 21 28 +1215 5 Engineers from NASA and the Russian Space Agency huddled throughout the night and into the morning to discuss a steering thruster leak near the shuttle ' s tail that has been spewing fuel since shortly after Friday ' s launch . leak How much does this leakage endanger the crew? 21 22 +1216 1 Discovery commander James Wetherbee exchanged waves with the crew of space station Mir today while steering the shuttle toward the first convergence of American and Russian spaceships in 20 years . Russian Who was the commander of the Russian spaceship? 25 26 +1216 1 Discovery commander James Wetherbee exchanged waves with the crew of space station Mir today while steering the shuttle toward the first convergence of American and Russian spaceships in 20 years . crew of space station Mir Who are the crew of space station Mir? 8 13 +1216 1 Discovery commander James Wetherbee exchanged waves with the crew of space station Mir today while steering the shuttle toward the first convergence of American and Russian spaceships in 20 years . 20 years Why has it been 20 years? 28 30 +1216 2 Only a half - mile separated the two 100 - ton spaceships , soaring 245 miles over Earth at 17 , 500 mph , when Discovery passed beneath the massive T - shaped outpost and Wetherbee took manual control . outpost What is the role of a spaceship outpost in the 21st century? 33 34 +1216 2 Only a half - mile separated the two 100 - ton spaceships , soaring 245 miles over Earth at 17 , 500 mph , when Discovery passed beneath the massive T - shaped outpost and Wetherbee took manual control . massive T - shaped outpost What is the massive T-shaped outpost refer to? 29 34 +1216 2 Only a half - mile separated the two 100 - ton spaceships , soaring 245 miles over Earth at 17 , 500 mph , when Discovery passed beneath the massive T - shaped outpost and Wetherbee took manual control . Wetherbee took manual control Was he the only one in the shuttle? 35 39 +1216 5 The shuttle moved in front of Mir , where Wetherbee was to fire braking jets to slowly close to 400 feet . braking What happens if the Discovery shuttle stopped too far or too close to the station? 13 14 +1217 1 While voters turned out in impressive numbers for the first post - independence parliamentary elections in Kyrgyzstan , they elected only 13 of 105 deputies , news agencies said Monday . elected only 13 of 105 deputies , Why so few deputies elected? 19 26 +1217 1 While voters turned out in impressive numbers for the first post - independence parliamentary elections in Kyrgyzstan , they elected only 13 of 105 deputies , news agencies said Monday . only 13 Why so few? 20 22 +1217 1 While voters turned out in impressive numbers for the first post - independence parliamentary elections in Kyrgyzstan , they elected only 13 of 105 deputies , news agencies said Monday . only 13 why / how is this possible? 20 22 +1217 3 In Sunday ' s elections , 72 . 8 percent of the 2 . 2 million registered voters cast their ballots , but a glut of candidates had many predicting runoffs . a glut of candidates What led to so many candidates standing for positions? 23 27 +1217 3 In Sunday ' s elections , 72 . 8 percent of the 2 . 2 million registered voters cast their ballots , but a glut of candidates had many predicting runoffs . glut of candidates Is this due to a power vacuum? 24 27 +1217 3 In Sunday ' s elections , 72 . 8 percent of the 2 . 2 million registered voters cast their ballots , but a glut of candidates had many predicting runoffs . runoffs what does this mean in this context? 30 31 +1217 5 Among the 13 elected Sunday in the former Soviet republic were acclaimed writer Chingiz Aitmatov and two prominent former Communist Party leaders , ITAR - Tass said . two prominent former Communist Party leaders , which two leaders? 16 23 +1218 1 For the first time in seven months , Sarajevans could hop in their cars on Monday and drive outside the Bosnian capital to shop for scarce goods or visit relatives . scarce Why are the goods scarce? 25 26 +1218 1 For the first time in seven months , Sarajevans could hop in their cars on Monday and drive outside the Bosnian capital to shop for scarce goods or visit relatives . For the first time in seven months , Why weren't they able to do this for seven months? 0 8 +1218 1 For the first time in seven months , Sarajevans could hop in their cars on Monday and drive outside the Bosnian capital to shop for scarce goods or visit relatives . first Why couldn't Sarajevans leave the capital city for seven months? 2 3 +1218 1 For the first time in seven months , Sarajevans could hop in their cars on Monday and drive outside the Bosnian capital to shop for scarce goods or visit relatives . scarce What goods are scarce in Sarajevo? 25 26 +1218 1 For the first time in seven months , Sarajevans could hop in their cars on Monday and drive outside the Bosnian capital to shop for scarce goods or visit relatives . first time in seven months , Why had the lack of movement lasted so long? 2 8 +1218 2 Hundreds of Sarajevans took advantage of an agreement opening a road to central Bosnia and beyond . But travel further afield was impossible without extensive paperwork . extensive Why is there so much paperwork required? 24 25 +1218 2 Hundreds of Sarajevans took advantage of an agreement opening a road to central Bosnia and beyond . But travel further afield was impossible without extensive paperwork . impossible without extensive paperwork What kind of paperwork is required? 22 26 +1218 2 Hundreds of Sarajevans took advantage of an agreement opening a road to central Bosnia and beyond . But travel further afield was impossible without extensive paperwork . extensive What paperwork was required for further travel? 24 25 +1218 2 Hundreds of Sarajevans took advantage of an agreement opening a road to central Bosnia and beyond . But travel further afield was impossible without extensive paperwork . opening Why was the road previously closed? 8 9 +1218 2 Hundreds of Sarajevans took advantage of an agreement opening a road to central Bosnia and beyond . But travel further afield was impossible without extensive paperwork . without extensive paperwork What sort of papers were required? 23 26 +1218 3 The deal is a provision of a truce brokered by former President Jimmy Carter and signed Dec . 31 by the government and Bosnian Serbs . But it repeatedly has been held up , and officials acknowledged that this accord was tenuous . tenuous How did it become a tenuous record? 41 42 +1218 3 The deal is a provision of a truce brokered by former President Jimmy Carter and signed Dec . 31 by the government and Bosnian Serbs . But it repeatedly has been held up , and officials acknowledged that this accord was tenuous . truce What are the other provisions of this truce? 7 8 +1218 3 The deal is a provision of a truce brokered by former President Jimmy Carter and signed Dec . 31 by the government and Bosnian Serbs . But it repeatedly has been held up , and officials acknowledged that this accord was tenuous . But it repeatedly has been held up , Why was the truce held up? 26 34 +1218 4 Nonetheless , U . N . officials were hopeful this time . " It is a sign of goodwill on both sides , " said Enrique Aguilar , a U . N . official . hopeful Why were the hopeful this time and not before/after? 8 9 +1218 4 Nonetheless , U . N . officials were hopeful this time . " It is a sign of goodwill on both sides , " said Enrique Aguilar , a U . N . official . hopeful What are they hoping to see come next? 8 9 +1218 5 Two routes - - one permitting people to move between two Serb - held suburbs , the other allowing Sarajevans to cross the airport into two outer government - held suburbs and beyond - - were opened under the agreement . Serb - held What is the source of the conflict between the Bosnian government and the Bosnian Serbs? 11 14 +1219 1 Visiting U . S . Commerce Secretary said Monday that continued Mideast violence was a major obstacle to private investment in the West Bank and Gaza Strip . private investment in What private investment is being impeded by the violence? 18 21 +1219 1 Visiting U . S . Commerce Secretary said Monday that continued Mideast violence was a major obstacle to private investment in the West Bank and Gaza Strip . Commerce Secretary What is this secretary's name? 5 7 +1219 1 Visiting U . S . Commerce Secretary said Monday that continued Mideast violence was a major obstacle to private investment in the West Bank and Gaza Strip . continued Mideast violence How long has the violence been going on? 10 13 +1219 1 Visiting U . S . Commerce Secretary said Monday that continued Mideast violence was a major obstacle to private investment in the West Bank and Gaza Strip . major obstacle What makes it a major obstacle? 15 17 +1219 2 " Investors want a certain comfort level , " Brown told reporters . " They want to know that their investments are safe . and that kind of assurance must come from people in the region . " certain comfort level , " What is the comfort level Brown thinks investors want? Does violence have to be eliminated completely, or only addressed? 4 9 +1219 2 " Investors want a certain comfort level , " Brown told reporters . " They want to know that their investments are safe . and that kind of assurance must come from people in the region . " Brown What is Brown's first name? 9 10 +1219 2 " Investors want a certain comfort level , " Brown told reporters . " They want to know that their investments are safe . and that kind of assurance must come from people in the region . " comfort level , " What is their comfort level? 5 9 +1219 2 " Investors want a certain comfort level , " Brown told reporters . " They want to know that their investments are safe . and that kind of assurance must come from people in the region . " people in the region What people specifically? 32 36 +1219 2 " Investors want a certain comfort level , " Brown told reporters . " They want to know that their investments are safe . and that kind of assurance must come from people in the region . " " Investors Who and what type of investors are they? 0 2 +1219 3 U . S . officials traveling with Brown said that since autonomy began last May , only one private U . S . - Palestinian venture was formed , a factory making building materials in the Gaza Strip . a factory What is the name of this factory? 29 31 +1219 3 U . S . officials traveling with Brown said that since autonomy began last May , only one private U . S . - Palestinian venture was formed , a factory making building materials in the Gaza Strip . venture was formed , What venture was formed? 25 29 +1219 3 U . S . officials traveling with Brown said that since autonomy began last May , only one private U . S . - Palestinian venture was formed , a factory making building materials in the Gaza Strip . building materials What kind of materials? 32 34 +1219 4 The U . S . government offers private investors loan guarantees and political risk insurance as incentives , the officials said . as incentives , the Why aren't these incentives enough to get investment in the West Bank and Gaza Strip? 15 19 +1219 4 The U . S . government offers private investors loan guarantees and political risk insurance as incentives , the officials said . the officials Which officials? 18 20 +1219 4 The U . S . government offers private investors loan guarantees and political risk insurance as incentives , the officials said . loan guarantees What are the guarantees? 9 11 +1219 4 The U . S . government offers private investors loan guarantees and political risk insurance as incentives , the officials said . as incentives , Are there other types of incentives? 15 18 +1219 4 The U . S . government offers private investors loan guarantees and political risk insurance as incentives , the officials said . U . S . government offers Why does the US have a stake in these investments? 1 7 +1219 5 Brown also went to the West Bank city of Ramallah and met with Palestinian Economic Minister Ahmed Qurei who said that " the American response was very serious in offering assistance " to the self - rule . American response What has the American response been thus far, besides loan guarantees and risk insurance? 23 25 +1219 5 Brown also went to the West Bank city of Ramallah and met with Palestinian Economic Minister Ahmed Qurei who said that " the American response was very serious in offering assistance " to the self - rule . went to the West Bank city Why did he go there? 2 8 +1219 5 Brown also went to the West Bank city of Ramallah and met with Palestinian Economic Minister Ahmed Qurei who said that " the American response was very serious in offering assistance " to the self - rule . and met What was said in the meeting? 10 12 +1219 5 Brown also went to the West Bank city of Ramallah and met with Palestinian Economic Minister Ahmed Qurei who said that " the American response was very serious in offering assistance " to the self - rule . American response Does this mean these are American investors backed by guarantees from the US government? 23 25 +1220 1 With ecstatic waves and giddy exclamations of " beautiful , " the crews of shuttle Discovery and space station Mir met Monday in the first convergence of American and Russian spaceships in 20 years . crews How experienced are the crews? 12 13 +1220 1 With ecstatic waves and giddy exclamations of " beautiful , " the crews of shuttle Discovery and space station Mir met Monday in the first convergence of American and Russian spaceships in 20 years . convergence Why so many years to form a convergence? 25 26 +1220 1 With ecstatic waves and giddy exclamations of " beautiful , " the crews of shuttle Discovery and space station Mir met Monday in the first convergence of American and Russian spaceships in 20 years . Discovery and space station Mir met Monday What was calling for the two spaceships to meet up? 15 22 +1220 1 With ecstatic waves and giddy exclamations of " beautiful , " the crews of shuttle Discovery and space station Mir met Monday in the first convergence of American and Russian spaceships in 20 years . crews How many people are on each crew? 12 13 +1220 1 With ecstatic waves and giddy exclamations of " beautiful , " the crews of shuttle Discovery and space station Mir met Monday in the first convergence of American and Russian spaceships in 20 years . convergence How long will the shuttle be docked at the station? 25 26 +1220 2 Discovery commander James Wetherbee took manual control of the shuttle as the two 100 - ton spaceships passed only a half - mile ( 800 meters ) apart while traveling 245 miles ( 392 kilometers ) above Earth at 17 , 500 mph ( 28 , 000 kph ) . traveling How close can the ships travel apart? 29 30 +1220 2 Discovery commander James Wetherbee took manual control of the shuttle as the two 100 - ton spaceships passed only a half - mile ( 800 meters ) apart while traveling 245 miles ( 392 kilometers ) above Earth at 17 , 500 mph ( 28 , 000 kph ) . Earth How far from earth is space? 37 38 +1220 3 The awestruck astronauts and cosmonauts gazed and waved at one another as Wetherbee stopped Discovery just 400 feet ( 120 meters ) away from the massive T - shaped space station . feet Why stop 400 feet away? 17 18 +1220 3 The awestruck astronauts and cosmonauts gazed and waved at one another as Wetherbee stopped Discovery just 400 feet ( 120 meters ) away from the massive T - shaped space station . cosmonauts What are cosmonauts? 4 5 +1220 4 " This is the most beautiful thing I ' ve ever seen in space , " Wetherbee told Mission Control . One of the Mir crew broke from Russian into English and echoed , " Beautiful , beautiful . " " Beautiful , Why did a Mir crew member say Beautiful,beautiful? 34 37 +1220 5 Mir beamed down stunning images of the shuttle against a brilliant blue and cloud - studded Earth . Discovery sent down views of the gleaming Russian space station against black space . Crew members pressed their faces up against spaceship windows to soak up the unprecedented view . Mir How did Mir send down images? 0 1 +1220 5 Mir beamed down stunning images of the shuttle against a brilliant blue and cloud - studded Earth . Discovery sent down views of the gleaming Russian space station against black space . Crew members pressed their faces up against spaceship windows to soak up the unprecedented view . station How big is the shuttle compared to the station? 27 28 +1221 1 The East Coast had its coldest weather of the season on Monday with freezing temperatures as far south as northern Florida as arctic air spilled in behind a blustery weekend snowstorm . The East Coast Of which country? 0 3 +1221 1 The East Coast had its coldest weather of the season on Monday with freezing temperatures as far south as northern Florida as arctic air spilled in behind a blustery weekend snowstorm . snowstorm How long is this cold spell expected to last? 30 31 +1221 2 Crestview , Florida , in the state ' s northern Panhandle , dipped to 25 degrees Fahrenheit ( - 4 Celsius ) overnight . It reached 14 degrees below zero F ( - 25 . 5 C ) at Snowshoe , West Virginia , and was even colder in parts of upstate New York and New England . and was even colder how much colder was it? 44 48 +1221 2 Crestview , Florida , in the state ' s northern Panhandle , dipped to 25 degrees Fahrenheit ( - 4 Celsius ) overnight . It reached 14 degrees below zero F ( - 25 . 5 C ) at Snowshoe , West Virginia , and was even colder in parts of upstate New York and New England . dipped to 25 degrees Fahrenheit How does this compare to previous years at the same time? 12 17 +1221 2 Crestview , Florida , in the state ' s northern Panhandle , dipped to 25 degrees Fahrenheit ( - 4 Celsius ) overnight . It reached 14 degrees below zero F ( - 25 . 5 C ) at Snowshoe , West Virginia , and was even colder in parts of upstate New York and New England . zero Is this a record below zero temperature for the area? 29 30 +1221 4 Wind blowing at 20 mph ( 32 kmph ) to 40 mph ( 64 kmph ) caused " whiteouts " on some upstate New York highways Sunday . While the wind eased Monday , the cold didn ' t . some upstate New York highways Sunday Which highways in upstate New York? 21 27 +1221 4 Wind blowing at 20 mph ( 32 kmph ) to 40 mph ( 64 kmph ) caused " whiteouts " on some upstate New York highways Sunday . While the wind eased Monday , the cold didn ' t . caused " whiteouts " What kind of traffic and other problems did this cause? 16 20 +1221 4 Wind blowing at 20 mph ( 32 kmph ) to 40 mph ( 64 kmph ) caused " whiteouts " on some upstate New York highways Sunday . While the wind eased Monday , the cold didn ' t . " whiteouts " What are 'whiteouts'? 17 20 +1221 5 The National Weather Service in Burlington , Vermont , issued an advisory warning of dangerously cold wind chills that could dip as low as 60 below zero F . A handful of Vermont schools were closed because of the weather . dangerously cold wind chills How cold does a wind chill need to be before it is considered dangerous? 14 18 +1221 5 The National Weather Service in Burlington , Vermont , issued an advisory warning of dangerously cold wind chills that could dip as low as 60 below zero F . A handful of Vermont schools were closed because of the weather . A handful of Vermont schools were closed How prevalent were the school closings? 29 36 +1221 5 The National Weather Service in Burlington , Vermont , issued an advisory warning of dangerously cold wind chills that could dip as low as 60 below zero F . A handful of Vermont schools were closed because of the weather . Vermont Are there other states who closed down their schools? 7 8 +1222 1 Russia and the International Monetary Fund suspended talks on a $ 6 billion loan Monday amid soaring inflation and skepticism about the 1995 Russian budget . suspended talks Why did they suspend talks? 6 8 +1222 1 Russia and the International Monetary Fund suspended talks on a $ 6 billion loan Monday amid soaring inflation and skepticism about the 1995 Russian budget . skepticism What were they skeptic about regarding the 1995 Russian budget? 19 20 +1222 1 Russia and the International Monetary Fund suspended talks on a $ 6 billion loan Monday amid soaring inflation and skepticism about the 1995 Russian budget . skepticism Why are people skeptical? 19 20 +1222 1 Russia and the International Monetary Fund suspended talks on a $ 6 billion loan Monday amid soaring inflation and skepticism about the 1995 Russian budget . skepticism Why is there skepticism? 19 20 +1222 2 An IMF spokesman said the discussions would resume later this month . IMF What does this stand for? 1 2 +1222 3 " The talks have been making progress , " said the IMF spokesman , speaking only on condition of anonymity . " Some areas need to be sorted out . " speaking only on condition of anonymity Why are they remaining anonymous? 14 20 +1222 3 " The talks have been making progress , " said the IMF spokesman , speaking only on condition of anonymity . " Some areas need to be sorted out . " " Some areas What areas needed to be sorted out? 21 24 +1222 3 " The talks have been making progress , " said the IMF spokesman , speaking only on condition of anonymity . " Some areas need to be sorted out . " progress , " What progress has been made so far? 6 9 +1222 3 " The talks have been making progress , " said the IMF spokesman , speaking only on condition of anonymity . " Some areas need to be sorted out . " IMF What does this stand for? 11 12 +1222 4 Asked if the suspension would delay the loan , the spokesman said , " There was never any timetable on the loan . We never set deadlines on our talks . It puts too much pressure on the government and on our folks . " timetable on the loan How will this loan be distributed? 18 22 +1222 4 Asked if the suspension would delay the loan , the spokesman said , " There was never any timetable on the loan . We never set deadlines on our talks . It puts too much pressure on the government and on our folks . " loan , What is the loan for? 7 9 +1222 4 Asked if the suspension would delay the loan , the spokesman said , " There was never any timetable on the loan . We never set deadlines on our talks . It puts too much pressure on the government and on our folks . " loan , What is this loan for? 7 9 +1222 5 Russian officials had hoped to wrap up the IMF agreement this week , but sources close to the talks have suggested the IMF may not release the money until the spring . may not release the money until the spring Why are the Russians waiting until spring to release the money? 23 31 +1222 5 Russian officials had hoped to wrap up the IMF agreement this week , but sources close to the talks have suggested the IMF may not release the money until the spring . may not release Why won't the IMF release the money until spring? 23 26 +1223 1 Four earthquakes , including one with a magnitude of 5 . 3 , rocked Japan in the past 24 hours , the Central Meteorological Agency said Tuesday morning . including one with a magnitude of 5 . 3 , What magnitude were the other earthquakes? 3 13 +1223 1 Four earthquakes , including one with a magnitude of 5 . 3 , rocked Japan in the past 24 hours , the Central Meteorological Agency said Tuesday morning . one How strong were the other three eqrthquakes? 4 5 +1223 2 None of the quakes were related the devastating Jan . 17 earthquake which killed more than 5 , 200 people in the Kobe region , agency officials said . quakes How close were the quakes to each other? 3 4 +1223 4 The strongest quake struck at 11 : 51 p . m . ( 14 : 51 GMT ) Monday at a depth of 50 kilometers ( 31 miles ) beneath the floor of the Pacific Ocean about 125 kilometers ( 77 miles ) east of the Aomori prefecture ( state ) town of Misawa . floor How many fault lines run under Japan? 31 32 +1223 5 Misawa , the site of a large U . S . air base , is 560 kilometers ( 350 miles ) , northeast of Tokyo . large U . S . air base , How large is this air base that the US controls? 6 14 +1223 5 Misawa , the site of a large U . S . air base , is 560 kilometers ( 350 miles ) , northeast of Tokyo . Misawa , Which Japanese island is Misawa on, and when did it become a site for a U.S. air base? 0 2 +1224 1 The United States and China are headed back to the bargaining table to try to resolve a budding trade war over U . S . complaints about pirated music , movies and computer software . the bargaining table What are they bargaining? 9 12 +1224 1 The United States and China are headed back to the bargaining table to try to resolve a budding trade war over U . S . complaints about pirated music , movies and computer software . budding trade war How long has this been going on? 17 20 +1224 1 The United States and China are headed back to the bargaining table to try to resolve a budding trade war over U . S . complaints about pirated music , movies and computer software . U . S . complaints What are the complaints? 21 26 +1224 1 The United States and China are headed back to the bargaining table to try to resolve a budding trade war over U . S . complaints about pirated music , movies and computer software . United States and China Who specifically from each country? 1 5 +1224 1 The United States and China are headed back to the bargaining table to try to resolve a budding trade war over U . S . complaints about pirated music , movies and computer software . back How many times have the United States and China negotiated on pirated music, movies, and software? 7 8 +1224 1 The United States and China are headed back to the bargaining table to try to resolve a budding trade war over U . S . complaints about pirated music , movies and computer software . back to the bargaining table what was the previous bargain? 7 12 +1224 2 Just two days after the United States announced stiff tariffs on some Chinese imports , both sides agreed Monday to resume talks next week in Beijing . stiff tariffs on some Chinese imports , What sort of items were receiving the tariffs? 8 15 +1224 2 Just two days after the United States announced stiff tariffs on some Chinese imports , both sides agreed Monday to resume talks next week in Beijing . stiff tariffs Why are there stiff tariffs? 8 10 +1224 2 Just two days after the United States announced stiff tariffs on some Chinese imports , both sides agreed Monday to resume talks next week in Beijing . Beijing Why in Beijing? 25 26 +1224 2 Just two days after the United States announced stiff tariffs on some Chinese imports , both sides agreed Monday to resume talks next week in Beijing . tariffs What kind of tariffs? 9 10 +1224 2 Just two days after the United States announced stiff tariffs on some Chinese imports , both sides agreed Monday to resume talks next week in Beijing . imports , What imports have been affected? 13 15 +1224 2 Just two days after the United States announced stiff tariffs on some Chinese imports , both sides agreed Monday to resume talks next week in Beijing . stiff tariffs when are tariffs considered stiff? 8 10 +1224 2 Just two days after the United States announced stiff tariffs on some Chinese imports , both sides agreed Monday to resume talks next week in Beijing . some Chinese imports , what imports are they referring to? 11 15 +1224 3 " It ' s a step in the right direction , " U . S . Trade Representative Mickey Kantor told a news conference . " We are going to these talks with an open mind . " right direction , " Direction towards what exactly? 8 12 +1224 3 " It ' s a step in the right direction , " U . S . Trade Representative Mickey Kantor told a news conference . " We are going to these talks with an open mind . " talks What kind of action does the U.S. Representative expect China to deliver on the issue? 31 32 +1224 3 " It ' s a step in the right direction , " U . S . Trade Representative Mickey Kantor told a news conference . " We are going to these talks with an open mind . " a news conference which news conference? 21 24 +1224 3 " It ' s a step in the right direction , " U . S . Trade Representative Mickey Kantor told a news conference . " We are going to these talks with an open mind . " talks which talks is her referring to? 31 32 +1224 4 Kantor said he is encouraged because China responded so promptly to a U . S . announcement Saturday that on Feb . 26 it would impose 100 percent tariffs on dlrs 1 . 08 billion worth of Chinese products , doubling their price . he is encouraged What is making him feel encouraged? 2 5 +1224 4 Kantor said he is encouraged because China responded so promptly to a U . S . announcement Saturday that on Feb . 26 it would impose 100 percent tariffs on dlrs 1 . 08 billion worth of Chinese products , doubling their price . China responded so promptly Was this unexpected? 6 10 +1224 4 Kantor said he is encouraged because China responded so promptly to a U . S . announcement Saturday that on Feb . 26 it would impose 100 percent tariffs on dlrs 1 . 08 billion worth of Chinese products , doubling their price . doubling their price Why is the price being doubled? 40 43 +1224 4 Kantor said he is encouraged because China responded so promptly to a U . S . announcement Saturday that on Feb . 26 it would impose 100 percent tariffs on dlrs 1 . 08 billion worth of Chinese products , doubling their price . China responded How did they respond? 6 8 +1224 4 Kantor said he is encouraged because China responded so promptly to a U . S . announcement Saturday that on Feb . 26 it would impose 100 percent tariffs on dlrs 1 . 08 billion worth of Chinese products , doubling their price . China responded so promptly what did China do? 6 10 +1224 5 China ' s trade minister , Wu Yi , extended the invitation to resume the negotiations in a letter received in Washington Sunday night . received in Washington Who received the letter? 19 22 +1224 5 China ' s trade minister , Wu Yi , extended the invitation to resume the negotiations in a letter received in Washington Sunday night . negotiations What solution will China suggest? 15 16 +1224 5 China ' s trade minister , Wu Yi , extended the invitation to resume the negotiations in a letter received in Washington Sunday night . in a letter Who was the letter from and what did it say? 16 19 +1225 1 You hear it all the time : The world is changing . Fast . Faster . The Digital Age is here . Get wired . Move . Move . Move . The world is changing . What is changing the world? 7 12 +1225 2 With all that pressure , it ' s no wonder Americans are still anxious about everyday life even though the economy continues to grow . Americans are still anxious What are the numbers to highlight American anxiety? 10 14 +1225 2 With all that pressure , it ' s no wonder Americans are still anxious about everyday life even though the economy continues to grow . even though the economy continues to grow Why is this relevant to American anxiety? 17 24 +1225 2 With all that pressure , it ' s no wonder Americans are still anxious about everyday life even though the economy continues to grow . are still anxious about everyday life What are the main factors contributing to people's anxiety? 11 17 +1225 3 The pace of technological change seems to quicken each year and 1994 was no exception . One sign was the addition of Internet addresses to many business cards . And some people decided not to bother with cards anymore - - their electronic organizers hold all their phone numbers . Internet addresses Does this mean email addresses, websites? 22 24 +1225 4 New technology is an ingredient in the broad changes of the economy . Some observers , such as futurist Alvin Toffler , declare the reason why people feel so uneasy is because society ' s institutions aren ' t keeping up with technology - driven change . society ' s institutions Which institutions are not keeping up? 32 36 +1225 4 New technology is an ingredient in the broad changes of the economy . Some observers , such as futurist Alvin Toffler , declare the reason why people feel so uneasy is because society ' s institutions aren ' t keeping up with technology - driven change . aren ' t keeping up with technology - driven change What is the main reason why institutions were so laggard in keeping up with tech? 36 46 +1225 4 New technology is an ingredient in the broad changes of the economy . Some observers , such as futurist Alvin Toffler , declare the reason why people feel so uneasy is because society ' s institutions aren ' t keeping up with technology - driven change . the broad changes of the economy What there the broad changes occurring in the economy 6 12 +1225 5 " The old , industrial - style systems are crashing and the new social and political structures are not yet in place , " Toffler said during a New York appearance . Toffler Why does Toffler's opinion matter? 24 25 +1226 1 Small island nations are urging rich countries to go beyond earlier promises and cut emissions of global warming gases , not just stabilize them . Small island nations Which ones? 0 3 +1226 1 Small island nations are urging rich countries to go beyond earlier promises and cut emissions of global warming gases , not just stabilize them . earlier promises What kind of promises? 10 12 +1226 1 Small island nations are urging rich countries to go beyond earlier promises and cut emissions of global warming gases , not just stabilize them . Small island nations What small Island nations are they refering to? 0 3 +1226 1 Small island nations are urging rich countries to go beyond earlier promises and cut emissions of global warming gases , not just stabilize them . cut emissions of global warming gases , What are the ways in which this can be attained? 13 20 +1226 2 The plan would pledge countries to cutting man - made emissions of carbon dioxide - - the main " greenhouse gas " - - to at least 20 percent below 1990 levels by 2005 . cutting man - made emissions of carbon dioxide What man-made emissions will be focussed on and cut? 6 14 +1226 3 Low - lying countries worry that a warmer climate could melt polar ice caps and make sea waters expand , swamping many inhabited areas . The proposal by 36 nations including Haiti , Cyprus and Malta may be put on the March meeting ' s agenda . the March meeting ' s What meeting? 40 45 +1226 3 Low - lying countries worry that a warmer climate could melt polar ice caps and make sea waters expand , swamping many inhabited areas . The proposal by 36 nations including Haiti , Cyprus and Malta may be put on the March meeting ' s agenda . polar ice caps and make sea waters expand , What polar ice caps and what inhabited land could be swamped? 11 20 +1226 4 Environmental groups have long called for the step and an international scientific panel supports it . But the proposal was officially proposed for the first time at a U . N . meeting that began Monday . Environmental groups have long called for What are the names of the prominent enviromental groups? 0 6 +1226 4 Environmental groups have long called for the step and an international scientific panel supports it . But the proposal was officially proposed for the first time at a U . N . meeting that began Monday . international scientific panel supports it Which scientific panels were in support of these measures? 10 15 +1226 5 Representatives from more than 100 countries are preparing for a meeting next month that will decide whether to strengthen the U . N . climate treaty signed at the 1992 Earth Summit . decide whether to How long is it exspected to take? 15 18 +1227 1 China needs to improve its unemployment insurance system in order to prepare for the layoffs that are likely when state enterprises are restructured , an official report said Tuesday . unemployment insurance system What is an unemployment insurance system, and what does it entail? 5 8 +1227 1 China needs to improve its unemployment insurance system in order to prepare for the layoffs that are likely when state enterprises are restructured , an official report said Tuesday . state enterprises are restructured , How will they be restructured? 19 24 +1227 1 China needs to improve its unemployment insurance system in order to prepare for the layoffs that are likely when state enterprises are restructured , an official report said Tuesday . state enterprises are restructured , Why are they being restructured? 19 24 +1227 1 China needs to improve its unemployment insurance system in order to prepare for the layoffs that are likely when state enterprises are restructured , an official report said Tuesday . unemployment insurance system What is their current unemployment insurance system like? 5 8 +1227 1 China needs to improve its unemployment insurance system in order to prepare for the layoffs that are likely when state enterprises are restructured , an official report said Tuesday . improve its unemployment insurance system How was their unemployment system being operated before the restructuring? 3 8 +1227 1 China needs to improve its unemployment insurance system in order to prepare for the layoffs that are likely when state enterprises are restructured , an official report said Tuesday . system What is China's current unemployment insurance system? 7 8 +1227 2 China ' s plans to turn around its money - losing state enterprises will require cutting surplus laborers . So far , the government has limited state enterprise reform to avoid social instability from large numbers of layoffs . cutting surplus laborers Why do they need to cut jobs to turn it around, surely there could be better strategies implemented. 15 18 +1227 2 China ' s plans to turn around its money - losing state enterprises will require cutting surplus laborers . So far , the government has limited state enterprise reform to avoid social instability from large numbers of layoffs . money - losing state enterprises Why are they loosing money? 8 13 +1227 2 China ' s plans to turn around its money - losing state enterprises will require cutting surplus laborers . So far , the government has limited state enterprise reform to avoid social instability from large numbers of layoffs . government has limited state enterprise reform In what ways, and why wouldn't they continue to do so? 23 29 +1227 2 China ' s plans to turn around its money - losing state enterprises will require cutting surplus laborers . So far , the government has limited state enterprise reform to avoid social instability from large numbers of layoffs . plans What exactly are these plans to turn it around? 3 4 +1227 2 China ' s plans to turn around its money - losing state enterprises will require cutting surplus laborers . So far , the government has limited state enterprise reform to avoid social instability from large numbers of layoffs . surplus Is there an estimate on the number of surplus laborers expected to lose their jobs? 16 17 +1227 3 The China Daily , an official newspaper , quoted Zhang Xiaojian , director of the Ministry of Labor ' s employment department , as saying that China is preparing for more unemployment . China is preparing for more unemployment In what ways are they preparing? 26 32 +1227 3 The China Daily , an official newspaper , quoted Zhang Xiaojian , director of the Ministry of Labor ' s employment department , as saying that China is preparing for more unemployment . unemployment Is the preparation for unemployment expected to take place within the year? 31 32 +1227 4 Government statistics put the unemployment rate at 2 . 7 percent in 1994 . 2 . 7 percent in 1994 That statistic is a bit outdated. What the more current unemployment rate look like? 7 13 +1227 4 Government statistics put the unemployment rate at 2 . 7 percent in 1994 . unemployment rate at 2 . 7 percent in 1994 . Why was the unemployment rate so low, while the enterprises were still money-losers? 4 14 +1227 4 Government statistics put the unemployment rate at 2 . 7 percent in 1994 . percent Is 2.7 percent a low rate of unemployment for China's working population? 10 11 +1227 5 Analysts say the true unemployment rate would be higher if 30 million people who are redundant workers at ailing state - owned enterprises were let go . The official rate also does not take into account workers who are underemployed . ailing state - owned enterprises Why are they ailing? 18 23 +1227 5 Analysts say the true unemployment rate would be higher if 30 million people who are redundant workers at ailing state - owned enterprises were let go . The official rate also does not take into account workers who are underemployed . underemployed What does underemployed mean exactly? 39 40 +1227 5 Analysts say the true unemployment rate would be higher if 30 million people who are redundant workers at ailing state - owned enterprises were let go . The official rate also does not take into account workers who are underemployed . underemployed What does underemployed mean? 39 40 +1227 5 Analysts say the true unemployment rate would be higher if 30 million people who are redundant workers at ailing state - owned enterprises were let go . The official rate also does not take into account workers who are underemployed . enterprises Which state-owned enterprises are expected to cut their number of laborers? 22 23 +1228 1 A China - funded newspaper implied Tuesday that foreign competitors may have triggered an explosion that wrecked a satellite launch last month and humiliated China ' s budding commercial rocket industry . competitors may have triggered an explosion What was their evidence for such a claim? 9 15 +1228 1 A China - funded newspaper implied Tuesday that foreign competitors may have triggered an explosion that wrecked a satellite launch last month and humiliated China ' s budding commercial rocket industry . triggered How did they trigger the explosion? 12 13 +1228 1 A China - funded newspaper implied Tuesday that foreign competitors may have triggered an explosion that wrecked a satellite launch last month and humiliated China ' s budding commercial rocket industry . competitors Who are these competitors and what country are they from? 9 10 +1228 2 Going to bat for Chinese rocket engineers , Ta Kung Pao , a Hong Kong daily , also claimed that the Jan . 26 explosion originated not in the Chinese - made Long March 2E rocket , but in the satellite , built by Hughes Space and Communications Co . of Los Angeles . explosion How did the explosion happen? 24 25 +1228 4 " It is not impossible that for political and economic considerations , they tried to challenge and damage China ' s ability to launch satellites , and its reputation in aerospace fields , " it said . for political and economic considerations , What types of these considerations were they claiming could be behind a competitor's wish to damage these rockets? 6 12 +1228 4 " It is not impossible that for political and economic considerations , they tried to challenge and damage China ' s ability to launch satellites , and its reputation in aerospace fields , " it said . impossible What was the Motivation for doing this? 4 5 +1228 4 " It is not impossible that for political and economic considerations , they tried to challenge and damage China ' s ability to launch satellites , and its reputation in aerospace fields , " it said . challenge What evidence resulted in these conclusions? 15 16 +1228 5 This may have been done by a " foreign remote signal " beamed at the satellite as the rocket lifted off , it said . " foreign remote signal " Where did the remote signal originate? 7 12 +1228 5 This may have been done by a " foreign remote signal " beamed at the satellite as the rocket lifted off , it said . remote How does a 'foreign remote signal' work? 9 10 +1229 1 For decades during the Cold War , Indo - U . S . relations were distant , New Delhi courted Moscow , and socialists found it fashionable to disdain capitalist America . Indo - U . S . relations were distant , Why were these relationships so frosty? 7 17 +1229 1 For decades during the Cold War , Indo - U . S . relations were distant , New Delhi courted Moscow , and socialists found it fashionable to disdain capitalist America . disdain Why did they think that? 28 29 +1229 1 For decades during the Cold War , Indo - U . S . relations were distant , New Delhi courted Moscow , and socialists found it fashionable to disdain capitalist America . fashionable what makes it fashionable? 26 27 +1229 2 So it was interesting to watch India ' s finance minister take notes as executives from major U . S . companies told him how to speed up his economic reforms . speed up his economic reforms What types of reforms were being looked into? 26 31 +1229 2 So it was interesting to watch India ' s finance minister take notes as executives from major U . S . companies told him how to speed up his economic reforms . notes Why was he taking notes? 12 13 +1229 2 So it was interesting to watch India ' s finance minister take notes as executives from major U . S . companies told him how to speed up his economic reforms . interesting I would more so use the word ironic? 3 4 +1229 2 So it was interesting to watch India ' s finance minister take notes as executives from major U . S . companies told him how to speed up his economic reforms . India ' s finance minister take notes What was the reason for India's change of heart about American capitalism? 6 13 +1229 3 " We ' re on your side . We ' ll do what we can as soon as possible , " Manmohan Singh said , as U . S . Secretary of Commerce Ronald Brown sat alongside the businessmen and smiled . alongside Why would he lie? 36 37 +1229 4 As many predicted after the fall of the Soviet Union , India is courting the West for all the investment and technical assistance that Moscow no longer provides - - and shedding socialism as it improves ties with capitalistic powerhouses . socialism So in the end they changed their opinion completely? 32 33 +1229 5 But the United States also is working hard to improve its relations and trade with India by playing down disagreements over issues such as nuclear proliferation and human rights . down Why are they playing it down? 18 19 +1229 5 But the United States also is working hard to improve its relations and trade with India by playing down disagreements over issues such as nuclear proliferation and human rights . disagreements What kind of disagreements? 19 20 +1230 1 One commander likened the moment to " a fairy tale . " His counterpart repeated " beautiful " over and over . It was a spectacle : two 100 - ton spaceships , flying only 37 feet apart at 17 , 500 mph . two 100 - ton spaceships , What were these spaceships? 27 33 +1230 1 One commander likened the moment to " a fairy tale . " His counterpart repeated " beautiful " over and over . It was a spectacle : two 100 - ton spaceships , flying only 37 feet apart at 17 , 500 mph . two 100 - ton spaceships , Which two spacecraft were flying? 27 33 +1230 1 One commander likened the moment to " a fairy tale . " His counterpart repeated " beautiful " over and over . It was a spectacle : two 100 - ton spaceships , flying only 37 feet apart at 17 , 500 mph . One commander Who is this commander? 0 2 +1230 1 One commander likened the moment to " a fairy tale . " His counterpart repeated " beautiful " over and over . It was a spectacle : two 100 - ton spaceships , flying only 37 feet apart at 17 , 500 mph . moment to " a fairy tale . " When was this \"fairy tale\" moment occurred? 4 12 +1230 1 One commander likened the moment to " a fairy tale . " His counterpart repeated " beautiful " over and over . It was a spectacle : two 100 - ton spaceships , flying only 37 feet apart at 17 , 500 mph . spaceships , Who is flying these spaceships? 31 33 +1230 2 " Unbelievable , " Discovery commander James Wetherbee said as the shuttle and the Russian space station Mir participated in an 245 - mile - high orbital ballet worthy of " 2001 : A Space Odyssey . " 245 - mile - high orbital ballet Where is this happening? 21 28 +1230 2 " Unbelievable , " Discovery commander James Wetherbee said as the shuttle and the Russian space station Mir participated in an 245 - mile - high orbital ballet worthy of " 2001 : A Space Odyssey . " station Is a space station considered a spaceship? 16 17 +1230 4 Monday ' s rendezvous , the first between U . S . and Russian spacecraft since the 1975 Apollo - Soyuz docking , was a 10 - minute rehearsal for the first shuttle - space station docking in June . This time , Discovery and Mir hovered between 37 and 44 feet apart . shuttle - space station docking in June What is the need for the docking? 32 39 +1230 4 Monday ' s rendezvous , the first between U . S . and Russian spacecraft since the 1975 Apollo - Soyuz docking , was a 10 - minute rehearsal for the first shuttle - space station docking in June . This time , Discovery and Mir hovered between 37 and 44 feet apart . 1975 Apollo - Soyuz docking , What is the 1975 Apollo-Soyuz docking? 17 23 +1230 4 Monday ' s rendezvous , the first between U . S . and Russian spacecraft since the 1975 Apollo - Soyuz docking , was a 10 - minute rehearsal for the first shuttle - space station docking in June . This time , Discovery and Mir hovered between 37 and 44 feet apart . rehearsal How many rehearsals are required before the actual docking attempt? 28 29 +1231 1 Legislation setting up an economic police force to combat tax evasion , will be introduced to Parliament this week , finance ministry officials said Monday . economic what is an economic police force? 4 5 +1231 1 Legislation setting up an economic police force to combat tax evasion , will be introduced to Parliament this week , finance ministry officials said Monday . combat tax evasion , How will the force combat those who evade taxes? 8 12 +1231 2 The bill is not expected to encounter any opposition in the 300 - member Parliament . opposition why is there no opposition? 8 9 +1231 2 The bill is not expected to encounter any opposition in the 300 - member Parliament . not expected to encounter any opposition why is it not expected to encounter opposition? 3 9 +1231 3 The new police division will be similar to what already exists in several European countries including Italy . It will have far ranging powers including the right to arrest violators on the spot , according to ministry officials . on the spot , how do you discover tax evasion \"on the spot\"? 30 34 +1231 3 The new police division will be similar to what already exists in several European countries including Italy . It will have far ranging powers including the right to arrest violators on the spot , according to ministry officials . exists in several European countries Which other nations already have this sort of police force? 10 15 +1231 4 Business establishments will be obligated to give customers receipts . Failing to do so can result in stiff fines and their businesses closed for days or weeks . stiff fines what is the possible range of fines? 17 19 +1231 5 " The measure is aimed at limiting , if not stopping completely , tax evasion and undeclared income sources which are difficult to locate , " said Finance Minister Alekos Papadopoulos who will introduce the bill . tax evasion and undeclared income How prevalent is tax evasion in Greece? 13 18 +1232 1 A man who fled Switzerland after his conviction for swindling dlrs 153 million in Switzerland was arrested after making his way to Southern California . swindling dlrs 153 million in Switzerland Why did he steal the money? 9 15 +1232 1 A man who fled Switzerland after his conviction for swindling dlrs 153 million in Switzerland was arrested after making his way to Southern California . dlrs what does this mean? $? 10 11 +1232 1 A man who fled Switzerland after his conviction for swindling dlrs 153 million in Switzerland was arrested after making his way to Southern California . arrested How was this man caught by authorities? 16 17 +1232 2 Federal marshals arrested Joachim Luethi , 45 , on Friday in the Marina del Rey condominium he was renting , said Tom Figmik , supervisory deputy U . S . marshal in Los Angeles . Friday what date? 9 10 +1232 2 Federal marshals arrested Joachim Luethi , 45 , on Friday in the Marina del Rey condominium he was renting , said Tom Figmik , supervisory deputy U . S . marshal in Los Angeles . renting , How long did it take for authorities to find him? 18 20 +1232 4 Luethi was sentenced in Switzerland to 7 1 / 2 years in prison in March 1994 for multiple charges including fraud , forgery and bank embezzlement . He was released on bail pending his appeal and then fled the country , Figmik said . was released on bail pending Why did he receive release? 28 33 +1232 4 Luethi was sentenced in Switzerland to 7 1 / 2 years in prison in March 1994 for multiple charges including fraud , forgery and bank embezzlement . He was released on bail pending his appeal and then fled the country , Figmik said . fled How was he able to avoid authorities and flee the country? 37 38 +1232 5 Details of his crimes in Switzerland weren ' t immediately available . weren ' t immediately available why weren't they immediately available? 6 11 +1232 5 Details of his crimes in Switzerland weren ' t immediately available . Details What exactly are the details of his crimes? 0 1 +1233 1 Israeli and PLO negotiators on Tuesday resumed peace talks halted for more than two weeks by violent attacks on Israelis by radical Islamic opponents of the peace process . opponents Why do they oppose the peace process? 23 24 +1233 1 Israeli and PLO negotiators on Tuesday resumed peace talks halted for more than two weeks by violent attacks on Israelis by radical Islamic opponents of the peace process . attacks How were the Israelis attacked? 17 18 +1233 1 Israeli and PLO negotiators on Tuesday resumed peace talks halted for more than two weeks by violent attacks on Israelis by radical Islamic opponents of the peace process . PLO What is PLO? 2 3 +1233 1 Israeli and PLO negotiators on Tuesday resumed peace talks halted for more than two weeks by violent attacks on Israelis by radical Islamic opponents of the peace process . radical What makes them radical? 21 22 +1233 2 The negotiations were renewed following a summit last Thursday by the leaders of Israel , the Palestine Liberation Organization , Jordan and Egypt . PLO chief Yasser Arafat and Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin of Israel are scheduled to meet again Thursday . summit What topics were discussed at this summit? 6 7 +1233 3 Negotiators from both sides said they would work in the Cairo talks on reaching agreement on Palestinian elections as a step toward broadening the autonomy granted by the Israeli - PLO accord . elections What role do elections play in the disagreement? What does each side want? 17 18 +1233 4 " We at this session will start writing , actually drafting , the agreement , " chief Israeli negotiator Yoel Singer said as he entered the talks at a Cairo hotel . start writing , actually drafting , When do they hope to have it finalized? 6 12 +1233 4 " We at this session will start writing , actually drafting , the agreement , " chief Israeli negotiator Yoel Singer said as he entered the talks at a Cairo hotel . Cairo Why are the talks held in Cairo? 29 30 +1233 4 " We at this session will start writing , actually drafting , the agreement , " chief Israeli negotiator Yoel Singer said as he entered the talks at a Cairo hotel . Cairo Why were the talks in Cairo? 29 30 +1233 5 During a break in the afternoon , Singer characterized the discussions as " very good . " But the chief PLO delegate , Saeb Erekat , said earlier he did not expect an agreement to be reached during the two days of talks . expect Why does the PLO delegate not optimistic about the talks? 31 32 +1233 5 During a break in the afternoon , Singer characterized the discussions as " very good . " But the chief PLO delegate , Saeb Erekat , said earlier he did not expect an agreement to be reached during the two days of talks . did not expect an agreement Why was agreement so far away? 29 34 +1234 1 The parliament ' s upper chamber on Tuesday elected the last remaining judge for Russia ' s supreme legal body , the Constitutional Court , allowing it to resume its work after an imposed break of more than a year . imposed break of more than a year . Why was there such a long break? 33 41 +1234 1 The parliament ' s upper chamber on Tuesday elected the last remaining judge for Russia ' s supreme legal body , the Constitutional Court , allowing it to resume its work after an imposed break of more than a year . last remaining judge Why are there no remaining judges? 10 13 +1234 1 The parliament ' s upper chamber on Tuesday elected the last remaining judge for Russia ' s supreme legal body , the Constitutional Court , allowing it to resume its work after an imposed break of more than a year . resume its work Why had the work stopped? 28 31 +1234 1 The parliament ' s upper chamber on Tuesday elected the last remaining judge for Russia ' s supreme legal body , the Constitutional Court , allowing it to resume its work after an imposed break of more than a year . imposed break What was the reason for this imposed break?\n 33 35 +1234 1 The parliament ' s upper chamber on Tuesday elected the last remaining judge for Russia ' s supreme legal body , the Constitutional Court , allowing it to resume its work after an imposed break of more than a year . imposed What caused the break? 33 34 +1234 1 The parliament ' s upper chamber on Tuesday elected the last remaining judge for Russia ' s supreme legal body , the Constitutional Court , allowing it to resume its work after an imposed break of more than a year . year What year is this article referring to? 39 40 +1234 2 President Boris Yeltsin suspended the court for backing his hard - line enemies in the old parliament during the violent showdown in the fall of 1993 . The judges then declared Yeltsin ' s decree disbanding the parliament unconstitutional . President Boris Yeltsin How President Boris Yeltsin suspended the court for backing? 0 3 +1234 2 President Boris Yeltsin suspended the court for backing his hard - line enemies in the old parliament during the violent showdown in the fall of 1993 . The judges then declared Yeltsin ' s decree disbanding the parliament unconstitutional . decree disbanding the parliament unconstitutional Why did Yeltsin think he could disband the parliament? 34 39 +1234 2 President Boris Yeltsin suspended the court for backing his hard - line enemies in the old parliament during the violent showdown in the fall of 1993 . The judges then declared Yeltsin ' s decree disbanding the parliament unconstitutional . suspended the court Why did he suspend the court? 3 6 +1234 2 President Boris Yeltsin suspended the court for backing his hard - line enemies in the old parliament during the violent showdown in the fall of 1993 . The judges then declared Yeltsin ' s decree disbanding the parliament unconstitutional . violent showdown Who was this showdown between? 19 21 +1234 2 President Boris Yeltsin suspended the court for backing his hard - line enemies in the old parliament during the violent showdown in the fall of 1993 . The judges then declared Yeltsin ' s decree disbanding the parliament unconstitutional . violent What violent events occurred during that fall? 19 20 +1234 3 The court ' s 13 former judges kept their seats , but a new law required six additional members . six additional members How new law required? 16 19 +1234 3 The court ' s 13 former judges kept their seats , but a new law required six additional members . required Why did they require more members? 15 16 +1234 3 The court ' s 13 former judges kept their seats , but a new law required six additional members . kept What agreement did they reach to allow them to keep their seats? 7 8 +1234 4 It took the parliament ' s upper chamber , the Federation Council , more than a year to fill the vacancies , as it repeatedly turned down several candidates who had worked for Yeltsin ' s office . who had worked for Yeltsin ' s office Who had worked for Yeltsin's office? 29 37 +1234 4 It took the parliament ' s upper chamber , the Federation Council , more than a year to fill the vacancies , as it repeatedly turned down several candidates who had worked for Yeltsin ' s office . several candidates who had worked for Yeltsin ' s Why were so many candidates linked to Yeltsin? 27 36 +1234 4 It took the parliament ' s upper chamber , the Federation Council , more than a year to fill the vacancies , as it repeatedly turned down several candidates who had worked for Yeltsin ' s office . more than a year Why did it take so long? 13 17 +1234 4 It took the parliament ' s upper chamber , the Federation Council , more than a year to fill the vacancies , as it repeatedly turned down several candidates who had worked for Yeltsin ' s office . repeatedly turned down Why were these candidates being turned down? 24 27 +1234 5 On Tuesday , it confirmed the nomination of Marat Baglai , a doctor of law and the deputy head of the Academy of Labor and Social Sciences , the last court member who remained to be appointed . confirmed the nomination Who confirmed for nominatin? 4 7 +1234 5 On Tuesday , it confirmed the nomination of Marat Baglai , a doctor of law and the deputy head of the Academy of Labor and Social Sciences , the last court member who remained to be appointed . nomination of Who was he nominated by? 6 8 +1235 1 President Clinton ' s deadline for settling the Major League Baseball strike came and went without agreement . deadline for settling What was president clintons deadline? 4 7 +1235 1 President Clinton ' s deadline for settling the Major League Baseball strike came and went without agreement . Major League Baseball strike Why was there a strike? 8 12 +1235 1 President Clinton ' s deadline for settling the Major League Baseball strike came and went without agreement . settling the Major League Baseball strike Why was there a Major League Baseball strike? 6 12 +1235 1 President Clinton ' s deadline for settling the Major League Baseball strike came and went without agreement . went without agreement How did Clinton fail? 14 17 +1235 1 President Clinton ' s deadline for settling the Major League Baseball strike came and went without agreement . came and went without agreement . Why did the deadline pass? 12 18 +1235 2 Presidential mediator W . J . Usery did not present his plan for a settlement . did not present his plan for a settlement . Why did W.J Usery not present a plan for a settlement? 7 16 +1235 2 Presidential mediator W . J . Usery did not present his plan for a settlement . did not present his plan for a settlement Why did he not present? 7 15 +1235 2 Presidential mediator W . J . Usery did not present his plan for a settlement . did not present his plan Why did Usery not present his plan? 7 12 +1235 3 Players filed another unfair labor practice charge with the National Labor Relations Board . unfair labor practice charge What was the unfair labor practice charge? 3 7 +1235 3 Players filed another unfair labor practice charge with the National Labor Relations Board . unfair labor practice charge Why did they file an unfair labor practice charge? 3 7 +1235 3 Players filed another unfair labor practice charge with the National Labor Relations Board . another unfair labor practice charge How many other charges were there prior to this one? 2 7 +1235 3 Players filed another unfair labor practice charge with the National Labor Relations Board . labor practice charge What did the charges allege? 4 7 +1235 4 All in all , Monday was not exactly a banner day for the old ball game . not exactly a banner day Why was it not exactly a banner day? 6 11 +1235 5 " It ' s just a few hundred folks trying to figure out how to divide nearly dlrs 2 billion , " Clinton said , summing up a popular sentiment . " They ought to be able to figure that out . " " They ought to be able to figure that out What should they ought to be able to figure out? 31 41 +1235 5 " It ' s just a few hundred folks trying to figure out how to divide nearly dlrs 2 billion , " Clinton said , summing up a popular sentiment . " They ought to be able to figure that out . " few hundred folks Who are these few hundred folks? 6 9 +1235 5 " It ' s just a few hundred folks trying to figure out how to divide nearly dlrs 2 billion , " Clinton said , summing up a popular sentiment . " They ought to be able to figure that out . " nearly dlrs 2 billion , " Why is the issue around $2 billion? 16 22 +1235 5 " It ' s just a few hundred folks trying to figure out how to divide nearly dlrs 2 billion , " Clinton said , summing up a popular sentiment . " They ought to be able to figure that out . " figure that out How should they figure this out? 38 41 +1235 5 " It ' s just a few hundred folks trying to figure out how to divide nearly dlrs 2 billion , " Clinton said , summing up a popular sentiment . " They ought to be able to figure that out . " how to divide nearly dlrs 2 billion , " Why was there such discontent among both sides? 13 22 +1236 1 In an escalation of tension between neighbors , Romania ' s president has criticized an apparently illegal expression of national pride by ethnic Hungarians and Budapest ' s ambassador . illegal expression of national pride How was it illegal? 16 21 +1236 1 In an escalation of tension between neighbors , Romania ' s president has criticized an apparently illegal expression of national pride by ethnic Hungarians and Budapest ' s ambassador . illegal expression of national pride What was the illegal expression of national pride? 16 21 +1236 1 In an escalation of tension between neighbors , Romania ' s president has criticized an apparently illegal expression of national pride by ethnic Hungarians and Budapest ' s ambassador . illegal expression What is considered an illegal expression of national pride? 16 18 +1236 1 In an escalation of tension between neighbors , Romania ' s president has criticized an apparently illegal expression of national pride by ethnic Hungarians and Budapest ' s ambassador . Romania ' s president what is his name? 8 12 +1236 2 Traian Chebeleu , spokesman for President Ion Iliescu , said in a statement late Monday that the hoisting of the Hungarian flag and singing of the Hungarian anthem by prominent ethnic Hungarians on Sunday was " an offense to the Romanian state . " " an offense to the Romanian state Why were these actions offensive? 35 42 +1236 2 Traian Chebeleu , spokesman for President Ion Iliescu , said in a statement late Monday that the hoisting of the Hungarian flag and singing of the Hungarian anthem by prominent ethnic Hungarians on Sunday was " an offense to the Romanian state . " " an offense to the Romanian state . " How was this offensive? 35 44 +1236 2 Traian Chebeleu , spokesman for President Ion Iliescu , said in a statement late Monday that the hoisting of the Hungarian flag and singing of the Hungarian anthem by prominent ethnic Hungarians on Sunday was " an offense to the Romanian state . " offense How is patriotism offensive? 37 38 +1236 2 Traian Chebeleu , spokesman for President Ion Iliescu , said in a statement late Monday that the hoisting of the Hungarian flag and singing of the Hungarian anthem by prominent ethnic Hungarians on Sunday was " an offense to the Romanian state . " late Monday of which year? 13 15 +1236 3 " It is a regrettable , provocative action , which takes Hungarians outside the Romanian state and their normal cohabitation with other groups , " he said on state TV . normal cohabitation What defines normal cohabitation? 18 20 +1236 3 " It is a regrettable , provocative action , which takes Hungarians outside the Romanian state and their normal cohabitation with other groups , " he said on state TV . provocative What is provocative about singing your national anthem? 6 7 +1236 4 The sharp words and flouting of what is considered a sensitive law are signs of growing friction between the two sides . Hungarians , most of whom live in Transylvania adjacent to Hungary , make up about 8 percent of Romania ' s 23 million people . growing friction between the two sides Why are things becoming more tense? 15 21 +1236 4 The sharp words and flouting of what is considered a sensitive law are signs of growing friction between the two sides . Hungarians , most of whom live in Transylvania adjacent to Hungary , make up about 8 percent of Romania ' s 23 million people . live in Transylvania Is there a reason why most Hungarians live in Transylvania? 27 30 +1236 4 The sharp words and flouting of what is considered a sensitive law are signs of growing friction between the two sides . Hungarians , most of whom live in Transylvania adjacent to Hungary , make up about 8 percent of Romania ' s 23 million people . sensitive law What makes this law different, or sensitive compared to other laws? 10 12 +1236 4 The sharp words and flouting of what is considered a sensitive law are signs of growing friction between the two sides . Hungarians , most of whom live in Transylvania adjacent to Hungary , make up about 8 percent of Romania ' s 23 million people . flouting definition of this word? 4 5 +1236 5 Last month a top Romanian official was snubbed by Prime Minister Gyula Horn on a visit to Hungary . snubbed What did the Prime Minister do? 7 8 +1236 5 Last month a top Romanian official was snubbed by Prime Minister Gyula Horn on a visit to Hungary . snubbed How was he snubbed? 7 8 +1236 5 Last month a top Romanian official was snubbed by Prime Minister Gyula Horn on a visit to Hungary . snubbed how was he snubbed? 7 8 +1237 1 A former top official at American Honda Motor Co . pleaded guilty Tuesday to racketeering and mail fraud as he was about to go on trial in a nationwide kickback investigation . investigation What caused the investigation? 30 31 +1237 1 A former top official at American Honda Motor Co . pleaded guilty Tuesday to racketeering and mail fraud as he was about to go on trial in a nationwide kickback investigation . nationwide kickback investigation . What was the reason for the investigation? 28 32 +1237 1 A former top official at American Honda Motor Co . pleaded guilty Tuesday to racketeering and mail fraud as he was about to go on trial in a nationwide kickback investigation . A former top official at American Honda Motor Co Who is the former top official at American Honda Motor Co.? 0 9 +1237 1 A former top official at American Honda Motor Co . pleaded guilty Tuesday to racketeering and mail fraud as he was about to go on trial in a nationwide kickback investigation . kickback investigation What is a kickback investigation? 29 31 +1237 2 Stanley Cardiges , 49 , of Laguna Hills , California , also pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit mail fraud . conspiracy What was the conspiracy or plan? 15 16 +1237 2 Stanley Cardiges , 49 , of Laguna Hills , California , also pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit mail fraud . conspiracy to commit mail fraud How did a conspiracy to commit mail fraud occur? 15 20 +1237 3 Under the plea agreement , Cardiges faces up to 35 years in prison and a fine of up to dlrs 1 million . He had faced up to 40 years in prison if he had been convicted on a larger number of charges , including witness - tampering . witness - tampering How did he tamper with witnesses? 45 48 +1237 3 Under the plea agreement , Cardiges faces up to 35 years in prison and a fine of up to dlrs 1 million . He had faced up to 40 years in prison if he had been convicted on a larger number of charges , including witness - tampering . plea agreement , Why did they offer a plea agreement? 2 5 +1237 4 The plea came as jury selection was to begin for Cardiges ; John Billmyer of Raleigh , North Carolina ; and Dennis Josleyn of Penn Valley , California . John Billmyer Who is John Billmyer? 12 14 +1237 4 The plea came as jury selection was to begin for Cardiges ; John Billmyer of Raleigh , North Carolina ; and Dennis Josleyn of Penn Valley , California . Dennis Josleyn Who is Dennis Joselyn? 21 23 +1237 5 Before Tuesday , 15 other former Honda and Acura executives , two former dealers , an advertiser and a lawyer had already pleaded guilty to charges including racketeering , perjury and mail fraud . perjury and mail fraud What were the executives trying to fraud people over? 29 33 +1237 5 Before Tuesday , 15 other former Honda and Acura executives , two former dealers , an advertiser and a lawyer had already pleaded guilty to charges including racketeering , perjury and mail fraud . 15 other former Honda and Acura executives , Who are these 15 the former Honda and Acura executives? 3 11 +1238 1 A court ruled Tuesday that a Palestinian woman cannot be turned over to Germany to face accessory to murder charges in the 1977 hijacking of a Lufthansa airliner . A court What court - where? 0 2 +1238 1 A court ruled Tuesday that a Palestinian woman cannot be turned over to Germany to face accessory to murder charges in the 1977 hijacking of a Lufthansa airliner . woman What was her role in the hijacking of the airliner? 7 8 +1238 1 A court ruled Tuesday that a Palestinian woman cannot be turned over to Germany to face accessory to murder charges in the 1977 hijacking of a Lufthansa airliner . cannot be turned over to Germany Why could she not face extradition? 8 14 +1238 1 A court ruled Tuesday that a Palestinian woman cannot be turned over to Germany to face accessory to murder charges in the 1977 hijacking of a Lufthansa airliner . cannot be turned over why cant she be turned over? 8 12 +1238 2 The Oslo preliminary court blocked extradition because Norway ' s 15 - year statute of limitations had run out on accessory to murder or attempted murder charges , said court secretary Ketil Bjornbach . Oslo preliminary court Is this a specific court in Norway? 1 4 +1238 2 The Oslo preliminary court blocked extradition because Norway ' s 15 - year statute of limitations had run out on accessory to murder or attempted murder charges , said court secretary Ketil Bjornbach . secretary Ketil Bjornbach what are her credentials? 30 33 +1238 3 A higher court , the Oslo superior court , is now expected to rule on the same issue : whether 41 - year - old Suhaila Al Sayeh can be extradited to Germany . Oslo superior court , Is this a specific court in Norway? 5 9 +1238 3 A higher court , the Oslo superior court , is now expected to rule on the same issue : whether 41 - year - old Suhaila Al Sayeh can be extradited to Germany . Suhaila Al Sayeh is she a murderer too? 25 28 +1238 4 Al Sayeh , known as Souhaila Andrawes in Norway , was the only one of four hijackers to survive the 1977 hijacking . hijackers What happened in the 1977 hijacking? 16 17 +1238 4 Al Sayeh , known as Souhaila Andrawes in Norway , was the only one of four hijackers to survive the 1977 hijacking . survive Were there other survivors? 18 19 +1238 4 Al Sayeh , known as Souhaila Andrawes in Norway , was the only one of four hijackers to survive the 1977 hijacking . hijacking What was the motive behind the hijacking? 21 22 +1238 4 Al Sayeh , known as Souhaila Andrawes in Norway , was the only one of four hijackers to survive the 1977 hijacking . only one of four hijackers to survive How did she survive the event? 12 19 +1238 5 She was severely wounded when German anti - terror police stormed the plane in Mogadishu , Somalia . The hijackers had shot and killed the airliner ' s pilot and threatened passengers . severely wounded Were the other hijackers killed by the police? 2 4 +1238 5 She was severely wounded when German anti - terror police stormed the plane in Mogadishu , Somalia . The hijackers had shot and killed the airliner ' s pilot and threatened passengers . wounded Why were charges not brought up back when the event happened? 3 4 +1239 1 NATO ' s commander has asked Germany for a detailed list of hardware and forces it can provide if the alliance has to evacuate U . N . peacekeepers from Bosnia , the government said Tuesday . provide if the alliance has to evacuate U . N . Why does the alliance have to evacuate? 17 28 +1239 1 NATO ' s commander has asked Germany for a detailed list of hardware and forces it can provide if the alliance has to evacuate U . N . peacekeepers from Bosnia , the government said Tuesday . has to evacuate U . N . peacekeepers from Bosnia , Why would peacekeepers need to be evacuated 21 32 +1239 1 NATO ' s commander has asked Germany for a detailed list of hardware and forces it can provide if the alliance has to evacuate U . N . peacekeepers from Bosnia , the government said Tuesday . evacuate What happened in Bosnia that might necessitate evacuation? 23 24 +1239 2 U . S . Army Gen . George A . Joulwan stressed in a letter to the German government " that this request in no way means there will be a deployment " of alliance forces soon to Bosnia , said Dieter Vogel , spokesman for Chancellor Helmut Kohl . Helmut How is Helmut Kohl related to the situation? What role does she play? 47 48 +1239 2 U . S . Army Gen . George A . Joulwan stressed in a letter to the German government " that this request in no way means there will be a deployment " of alliance forces soon to Bosnia , said Dieter Vogel , spokesman for Chancellor Helmut Kohl . German Has the U.S. Army General reached out to other governments in the region for aid? 17 18 +1239 3 Vogel said " NATO and Germany are still convinced that the continued presence of blue helmets is by far preferred over their possible withdrawal . " helmets What does 'blue helmets' refer to? 15 16 +1239 4 Still , Joulwan ' s letter shows that NATO is moving to finalize contingency plans for an evacuation should countries contributing to the 24 , 000 - strong U . N . mission decide to leave . 24 , 000 - strong U . N . mission decide to leave Why are the 24,000 U.N. leaving? 23 36 +1239 4 Still , Joulwan ' s letter shows that NATO is moving to finalize contingency plans for an evacuation should countries contributing to the 24 , 000 - strong U . N . mission decide to leave . 24 , 000 - strong U . N . mission decide to leave Why would the UN forces decide to leave? 23 36 +1239 4 Still , Joulwan ' s letter shows that NATO is moving to finalize contingency plans for an evacuation should countries contributing to the 24 , 000 - strong U . N . mission decide to leave . mission What was the objective of the original mission? 32 33 +1239 5 NATO asked Germany and other allied nations in December to state broadly what they could offer if the alliance is asked to provide cover for a withdrawal of the U . N . troops . what they could offer How would these allied nations go about gathering these resources? 12 16 +1239 5 NATO asked Germany and other allied nations in December to state broadly what they could offer if the alliance is asked to provide cover for a withdrawal of the U . N . troops . other allied nations Which other nations would be involved with this covering? 4 7 +1240 1 President Clinton stressed his administration ' s commitment to the fight against illegal immigration Tuesday and urged Congress to approve new package of initiatives to do more . new package of initiatives What type of initiatives? 20 24 +1240 1 President Clinton stressed his administration ' s commitment to the fight against illegal immigration Tuesday and urged Congress to approve new package of initiatives to do more . new package of initiatives What does the new package of initiatives consist of? 20 24 +1240 1 President Clinton stressed his administration ' s commitment to the fight against illegal immigration Tuesday and urged Congress to approve new package of initiatives to do more . initiatives How will these initiatives work? 23 24 +1240 2 " It is wrong and ultimately self - defeating for a nation of immigrants to permit the kind of abuse of our immigration laws that we have seen , " Clinton said . " There is too much of it , and we must do much more to stop it . " we must do much more to stop it What did they think needed to occur? 42 50 +1240 2 " It is wrong and ultimately self - defeating for a nation of immigrants to permit the kind of abuse of our immigration laws that we have seen , " Clinton said . " There is too much of it , and we must do much more to stop it . " ultimately self - defeating Why is it self-defeating? 5 9 +1240 2 " It is wrong and ultimately self - defeating for a nation of immigrants to permit the kind of abuse of our immigration laws that we have seen , " Clinton said . " There is too much of it , and we must do much more to stop it . " stop How is it possible to stop it? 48 49 +1240 3 Immigration initiatives that Clinton proposed Monday in his 1996 budget would add dlrs 1 billion in new spending to reinforce the Border Patrol and U . S . Immigration and Naturalization Service , speed up deportations and provide money for border states . reinforce the Border Patrol How would the authorities be reinforced? 19 23 +1240 3 Immigration initiatives that Clinton proposed Monday in his 1996 budget would add dlrs 1 billion in new spending to reinforce the Border Patrol and U . S . Immigration and Naturalization Service , speed up deportations and provide money for border states . provide money for border states What will the border states use the money for? 37 42 +1240 4 " We need help from the Congress to implement this plan , " Clinton told reporters at the White House . " We need help What kind of help from the Congress do they need? 0 4 +1240 4 " We need help from the Congress to implement this plan , " Clinton told reporters at the White House . implement How will the plan be implemented? 8 9 +1240 5 On Tuesday , the president also signed an executive order directing federal agencies to give priority to the crackdown on illegal immigration . federal agencies Which agencies would receive these directives? 11 13 +1240 5 On Tuesday , the president also signed an executive order directing federal agencies to give priority to the crackdown on illegal immigration . give priority to the crackdown How will federal agencies crackdown on illegal immigration? 14 19 +1240 5 On Tuesday , the president also signed an executive order directing federal agencies to give priority to the crackdown on illegal immigration . priority How is the priority given? 15 16 +1241 1 Russian Grand Master Anatoly Karpov settled Tuesady for a draw against Boris Gelfand of Belarus after missing several chances in the second of their ten - game World Chess Championship semifinals . Grand Master What is a Grand Master? 1 3 +1241 1 Russian Grand Master Anatoly Karpov settled Tuesady for a draw against Boris Gelfand of Belarus after missing several chances in the second of their ten - game World Chess Championship semifinals . missing several chances How did he miss several chances? 16 19 +1241 1 Russian Grand Master Anatoly Karpov settled Tuesady for a draw against Boris Gelfand of Belarus after missing several chances in the second of their ten - game World Chess Championship semifinals . ten - game Are semifinals always ten games? 24 27 +1241 2 The game was agreed drawn after 46th move as Karpov checked Gelfand ' s king repeatedly . drawn Under what other circumstances can a chess game be a draw? 4 5 +1241 2 The game was agreed drawn after 46th move as Karpov checked Gelfand ' s king repeatedly . The game was agreed drawn How is the game agreed drawn? 0 5 +1241 2 The game was agreed drawn after 46th move as Karpov checked Gelfand ' s king repeatedly . agreed Do players need to agree? 3 4 +1241 2 The game was agreed drawn after 46th move as Karpov checked Gelfand ' s king repeatedly . The game was agreed drawn after 46th How long did that take? 0 7 +1241 3 In their opening match on Monday in this city in southern India , the two Grand Masters had also settled for a draw . two Grand Masters had also settled for a draw . How many chess matches end in a drawer? 14 24 +1241 3 In their opening match on Monday in this city in southern India , the two Grand Masters had also settled for a draw . two Grand Masters had also settled for a draw Why did they settle on a draw? 14 23 +1241 4 In the other semifinals , American Grand Master Gata Kamsky forced a draw after 27 moves and split points in his second game against Valery Salov of Russia . Their adjourned first game will be played on Wednesday . after 27 moves How long is the average chess game? 13 16 +1241 4 In the other semifinals , American Grand Master Gata Kamsky forced a draw after 27 moves and split points in his second game against Valery Salov of Russia . Their adjourned first game will be played on Wednesday . split What does split points mean? 17 18 +1241 5 " It was a good draw . Gata played well and I realized after BE3 that he was playing for a draw , " said Salov after splitting points with Kamsky . BE3 What does BE3 mean in this context? 14 15 +1241 5 " It was a good draw . Gata played well and I realized after BE3 that he was playing for a draw , " said Salov after splitting points with Kamsky . " It was a good draw What determines a \"good\" draw? 0 6 +1241 5 " It was a good draw . Gata played well and I realized after BE3 that he was playing for a draw , " said Salov after splitting points with Kamsky . BE3 Is this a chess move? 14 15 +1241 5 " It was a good draw . Gata played well and I realized after BE3 that he was playing for a draw , " said Salov after splitting points with Kamsky . BE3 that he was playing for a draw , " How did he realize he was playing for a draw? 14 24 +1242 1 Superstars Alexander Popov and Franziska Van Almsick dominated freestyle races in the opening day of the 1995 swimming World Cup Tuesday . Superstars What makes them superstars? 0 1 +1242 1 Superstars Alexander Popov and Franziska Van Almsick dominated freestyle races in the opening day of the 1995 swimming World Cup Tuesday . dominated How did they dominate? 7 8 +1242 1 Superstars Alexander Popov and Franziska Van Almsick dominated freestyle races in the opening day of the 1995 swimming World Cup Tuesday . the opening day When was the opening day? 11 14 +1242 2 The Russian swimmer , a world and olympic champion , won the men ' s 100 - meter short - course event in 49 . 60 seconds . and olympic champion , how did he get so successful?\n 6 10 +1242 2 The Russian swimmer , a world and olympic champion , won the men ' s 100 - meter short - course event in 49 . 60 seconds . 49 How does this time compare to the top records for this event? 23 24 +1242 2 The Russian swimmer , a world and olympic champion , won the men ' s 100 - meter short - course event in 49 . 60 seconds . Russian Where in Russia is he from? 1 2 +1242 2 The Russian swimmer , a world and olympic champion , won the men ' s 100 - meter short - course event in 49 . 60 seconds . world and olympic champion , How many has he won? 5 10 +1242 2 The Russian swimmer , a world and olympic champion , won the men ' s 100 - meter short - course event in 49 . 60 seconds . 49 . 60 seconds . Is this a record? 23 28 +1242 3 New Zealander Danyon Loader placed second in 49 . 86 . New why were swimmers from countries of fewer people than larger countries so successful?\n 0 1 +1242 3 New Zealander Danyon Loader placed second in 49 . 86 . 49 How close is this time difference in the sport of swimming? 7 8 +1242 3 New Zealander Danyon Loader placed second in 49 . 86 . New Zealander Is this a common sport in New Zealand? 0 2 +1242 4 Van Almsick took the women ' s 50 - meter and 200 - meter races . 50 - meter and 200 - meter races What were her times and by how much did she prevail in each event? 7 15 +1242 4 Van Almsick took the women ' s 50 - meter and 200 - meter races . 50 - meter and 200 - meter races What were her times? 7 15 +1242 5 In the 50 meters , the German swimmer was timed in 25 . 45 seconds , ahead of Australian Sarah Ryan . In why is the 50 meters her event of choice?\n 0 1 +1242 5 In the 50 meters , the German swimmer was timed in 25 . 45 seconds , ahead of Australian Sarah Ryan . 25 How does this time compare to the world records? 11 12 +1242 5 In the 50 meters , the German swimmer was timed in 25 . 45 seconds , ahead of Australian Sarah Ryan . German Where in Germany is she from? 6 7 +1242 5 In the 50 meters , the German swimmer was timed in 25 . 45 seconds , ahead of Australian Sarah Ryan . ahead How far ahead? 16 17 +1242 5 In the 50 meters , the German swimmer was timed in 25 . 45 seconds , ahead of Australian Sarah Ryan . Australian Was she the only Australian? 18 19 +1243 1 Monopoly , the board game that rewards players for sending their competition into bankruptcy , is turning 60 . is turning 60 What year is the article from? 15 18 +1243 1 Monopoly , the board game that rewards players for sending their competition into bankruptcy , is turning 60 . bankruptcy , Is this really the goal of Monopoly? What is the appropriate age range? 13 15 +1243 2 Since it was introduced by Parker Brothers in February 1935 during the depths of the Depression , more than 160 million copies have been purchased . It is sold in 45 countries and printed in 25 languages , including Icelandic , Arabic , Croatian and Russian . Parker Brothers Who are Parker Brothers? 5 7 +1243 2 Since it was introduced by Parker Brothers in February 1935 during the depths of the Depression , more than 160 million copies have been purchased . It is sold in 45 countries and printed in 25 languages , including Icelandic , Arabic , Croatian and Russian . Parker What other games did Parker Brothers make? 5 6 +1243 2 Since it was introduced by Parker Brothers in February 1935 during the depths of the Depression , more than 160 million copies have been purchased . It is sold in 45 countries and printed in 25 languages , including Icelandic , Arabic , Croatian and Russian . countries Is Monopoly really allowed in countries such as Russia and China? 31 32 +1243 3 To mark the birthday , " Rich Uncle Pennybags , " the character on millions of Monopoly boxes , rang the opening bell at the American Stock Exchange in New York Tuesday . Parker Brothers is a subsidiary of Pawtucket , Rhode Island - based Hasbro Inc . , whose shares are traded on the exchange . Hasbro How does Monopoly rank among Hasbro Inc's many toy and game brands? 45 46 +1243 4 Edward Parker , former president of Parker Brothers , once said the appeal of Monopoly is " clobbering your best friend without doing any damage . " appeal Would Monopoly be considered a classic capitalist themed board game? 12 13 +1243 5 " When you come to the table , everyone comes equal . Everyone starts with the same amount of money , " said Bob Wann , senior vice president of marketing for Hasbro Games Group . " The game plays simply enough that an 8 - year - old can play , but it ' s still challenging enough for an adult . senior vice president of marketing What are the responsibilities of this role? 26 31 +1243 5 " When you come to the table , everyone comes equal . Everyone starts with the same amount of money , " said Bob Wann , senior vice president of marketing for Hasbro Games Group . " The game plays simply enough that an 8 - year - old can play , but it ' s still challenging enough for an adult . " The game plays simply enough What makes the game simple for youth, but still challenging for adults? 36 42 +1244 1 Qualifier Carsten Arriens of Germany beat British veteran Jeremy Bates 6 - 3 , 6 - 4 Tuesday to advance to the second round of the dlrs 1 million Dubai Open tennis championship . British veteran Jeremy Bates Has Bates ever won a Grand Slam? 6 10 +1244 1 Qualifier Carsten Arriens of Germany beat British veteran Jeremy Bates 6 - 3 , 6 - 4 Tuesday to advance to the second round of the dlrs 1 million Dubai Open tennis championship . Qualifier Carsten Arriens How did Carten Arriens qualify? 0 3 +1244 1 Qualifier Carsten Arriens of Germany beat British veteran Jeremy Bates 6 - 3 , 6 - 4 Tuesday to advance to the second round of the dlrs 1 million Dubai Open tennis championship . veteran Why is Bates considered a veteran? 7 8 +1244 2 Arriens received a spot in the main 32 - man draw after Australia ' s Mark Woodforde pulled out of the tournament on Monday . Mark Woodforde pulled out Why did Mark Woodforde pull out? 15 19 +1244 2 Arriens received a spot in the main 32 - man draw after Australia ' s Mark Woodforde pulled out of the tournament on Monday . pulled out Why did he have to pull out of the tournament? 17 19 +1244 2 Arriens received a spot in the main 32 - man draw after Australia ' s Mark Woodforde pulled out of the tournament on Monday . pulled out of the tournament why did he pull out of the tournament? 17 22 +1244 3 Woodforde had not recovered from the Davis Cup match in Durban , South Africa , where he was forced to withdraw Monday due to exhaustion during the decisive singles match against Marcos Ondruska . Marcos Ondruska . Where does Ondruska come from? 31 34 +1244 3 Woodforde had not recovered from the Davis Cup match in Durban , South Africa , where he was forced to withdraw Monday due to exhaustion during the decisive singles match against Marcos Ondruska . exhaustion during the decisive singles match Why did the singles match lead to his exhaustion? 24 30 +1244 3 Woodforde had not recovered from the Davis Cup match in Durban , South Africa , where he was forced to withdraw Monday due to exhaustion during the decisive singles match against Marcos Ondruska . exhaustion Why was he so exhausted? 24 25 +1244 4 In another first - round match , sixth - seeded Petr Korda of the Czech Republic easily defeated German Oliver Gross 6 - 1 , 6 - 2 . 6 - 1 , 6 - 2 . How many sets is the maximum than can be played in a men's match? 21 29 +1244 5 Korda , who did not play for his country in the Davis Cup this year , arrived in Dubai a week ago and played a lot of golf , which he said relaxes him , before the tournament opened . arrived in Dubai Where in the world is Dubai? 16 19 +1244 5 Korda , who did not play for his country in the Davis Cup this year , arrived in Dubai a week ago and played a lot of golf , which he said relaxes him , before the tournament opened . did not play for his country Why didn't Korda play for his country? 3 9 +1245 1 The attempted kidnappings of a leading diamond trader and his daughter ended Tuesday when police traced an abductor ' s car phone and killed him in a shootout . leading diamond trader and his daughter What are there names? Where did this take place? 5 11 +1245 1 The attempted kidnappings of a leading diamond trader and his daughter ended Tuesday when police traced an abductor ' s car phone and killed him in a shootout . a leading diamond trader Who is the diamond trader? 4 8 +1245 1 The attempted kidnappings of a leading diamond trader and his daughter ended Tuesday when police traced an abductor ' s car phone and killed him in a shootout . attempted kidnappings Why were they kidnapped? 1 3 +1245 1 The attempted kidnappings of a leading diamond trader and his daughter ended Tuesday when police traced an abductor ' s car phone and killed him in a shootout . a leading diamond trader and his daughter What are names of the leading diamond and his daughter? 4 11 +1245 1 The attempted kidnappings of a leading diamond trader and his daughter ended Tuesday when police traced an abductor ' s car phone and killed him in a shootout . abductor ' s Who is the abductor? 17 20 +1245 2 Diamond trader Asher Gertler escaped with only a minor injury from the gunbattle that erupted in the residential Ramat Aviv neighborhood . residential Ramat Aviv neighborhood What country is this in? 17 21 +1245 2 Diamond trader Asher Gertler escaped with only a minor injury from the gunbattle that erupted in the residential Ramat Aviv neighborhood . a minor injury What was the injury? 7 10 +1245 2 Diamond trader Asher Gertler escaped with only a minor injury from the gunbattle that erupted in the residential Ramat Aviv neighborhood . minor injury What was the injury? 8 10 +1245 2 Diamond trader Asher Gertler escaped with only a minor injury from the gunbattle that erupted in the residential Ramat Aviv neighborhood . Diamond trader Asher Gertler How old is Diamond trader Asher Gertler? 0 4 +1245 2 Diamond trader Asher Gertler escaped with only a minor injury from the gunbattle that erupted in the residential Ramat Aviv neighborhood . escaped How did he escape the gun battle? 4 5 +1245 2 Diamond trader Asher Gertler escaped with only a minor injury from the gunbattle that erupted in the residential Ramat Aviv neighborhood . minor injury What is this minor injury? 8 10 +1245 3 A search was on for a woman who separately kidnapped Gertler ' s 18 - year - old daughter Keren and held her for several hours in a suburban apartment , said Tel Aviv Police Chief Gabi Last . woman who separately kidnapped How did they know where to find the daughter? Why were there two kidnappers? 6 10 +1245 3 A search was on for a woman who separately kidnapped Gertler ' s 18 - year - old daughter Keren and held her for several hours in a suburban apartment , said Tel Aviv Police Chief Gabi Last . who separately kidnapped Was she working with the first kidnapper? 7 10 +1245 3 A search was on for a woman who separately kidnapped Gertler ' s 18 - year - old daughter Keren and held her for several hours in a suburban apartment , said Tel Aviv Police Chief Gabi Last . suburban apartment , Where is this suburban apartment located? 28 31 +1245 4 The kidnappers had demanded dlrs 2 million ransom . 2 million ransom . Who did they hope to get the ransom from? 5 9 +1245 5 Keren Gertler is the granddaughter of Moshe Schnitzer , a former president of Israel ' s Diamond Exchange and leading figure in the international diamond trade . granddaughter of Moshe Schnitzer , Does this mean her father was the son or son-in-law of Moshe? 4 9 +1246 1 The Constitutional Court has ruled that parts of a controversial law on compensation for Jews and others persecuted in World War II are unconstitutional , media reported Tuesday . controversial law to which law is this referring? 9 11 +1246 1 The Constitutional Court has ruled that parts of a controversial law on compensation for Jews and others persecuted in World War II are unconstitutional , media reported Tuesday . persecuted in World War II are unconstitutional , Why was the compensation unconstitutional? 17 25 +1246 2 The court ordered Parliament to draw up new legislation by Sept . 30 , allowing compensation for all those who were deported , put into forced labor or condemned without criminal proceedings . all those Is this all the Jews currently living in the United Kingdom? 17 19 +1246 3 The daily Magyar Hirlap cited the Constitutional Court ' s late Monday ruling against several passages of a 1992 compensation law , which barred from eligibility Jews who were not in combat units . Jews who were not in combat units Why were these Jewish persons barred? 26 33 +1247 1 Former U . S . President Jimmy Carter will receive one of this year ' s Roosevelt Four Freedoms Awards for his contributions to peace and social justice , Dutch television reported Tuesday . for his contributions What kind of contributions did former U.S. President Jimmy Carter do? 20 23 +1247 1 Former U . S . President Jimmy Carter will receive one of this year ' s Roosevelt Four Freedoms Awards for his contributions to peace and social justice , Dutch television reported Tuesday . contributions What were his contributions? 22 23 +1247 1 Former U . S . President Jimmy Carter will receive one of this year ' s Roosevelt Four Freedoms Awards for his contributions to peace and social justice , Dutch television reported Tuesday . Tuesday which tuesday? 32 33 +1247 2 Carter ' s 1994 jetsetting from one international flash point to another earned him one of the awards , although it was not immediatly clear which . one of the awards What kind of awards are there? 14 18 +1247 2 Carter ' s 1994 jetsetting from one international flash point to another earned him one of the awards , although it was not immediatly clear which . one international flash point to another Which events was he a heavy part of? 6 12 +1247 2 Carter ' s 1994 jetsetting from one international flash point to another earned him one of the awards , although it was not immediatly clear which . jetsetting What diplomatic contributions were credited to Carter in 1994? 4 5 +1247 2 Carter ' s 1994 jetsetting from one international flash point to another earned him one of the awards , although it was not immediatly clear which . international flash point what is a flash point? 7 10 +1247 3 The Roosevelt Foundation was expected to make an official announcement later this week . expected who is expecting that? 4 5 +1247 4 Carter last year acted as an independent mediator in crises in North Korea , Bosnia and Haiti . independent mediator What kind of crisis was he mediating for? 6 8 +1247 4 Carter last year acted as an independent mediator in crises in North Korea , Bosnia and Haiti . mediator What crises did he help mediate? 7 8 +1247 5 Former Dutch Prime Minister Ruud Lubbers will also receive an award , television reported . receive an award , What is former Dutch Prime Minister Ruud Lubbers receiving an award for? 8 12 +1247 5 Former Dutch Prime Minister Ruud Lubbers will also receive an award , television reported . also receive an award , What will the Dutch PM receive his award for doing? 7 12 +1247 5 Former Dutch Prime Minister Ruud Lubbers will also receive an award , television reported . award , What will the Dutch Prime Minister be honored for? 10 12 +1248 1 An " exasperated " President Clinton summoned players and owners to the White House this evening after a mediator failed to make any progress in settling the 179 - day U . S . Major League Baseball strike . 179 - day U . S . Major League Baseball strike What was the cause of the strike? 27 38 +1248 1 An " exasperated " President Clinton summoned players and owners to the White House this evening after a mediator failed to make any progress in settling the 179 - day U . S . Major League Baseball strike . Baseball strike Why were they on strike? 36 38 +1248 1 An " exasperated " President Clinton summoned players and owners to the White House this evening after a mediator failed to make any progress in settling the 179 - day U . S . Major League Baseball strike . evening what date? 15 16 +1248 2 Clinton , Vice President Al Gore and several White House aides met with mediator W . J . Usery for 35 minutes in the Oval Office . Usery brought with him an outline on how to resolve the dispute , but did not disclose those plans . did not disclose those plans Why didn't Usery disclose the plans? 41 46 +1248 3 With spring training supposed to start in only nine days , Usery also brought news that players and owners were no closer to a resolution . Usery also brought news Who qualified this Usery that the Clinton administration shall heed him? 11 15 +1248 4 " The president was exasperated that there was no progress toward settling the baseball strike , " said White House spokesman Mike McCurry . no progress toward settling the baseball strike , " What was the reason behind the the strike? 8 17 +1248 5 Clinton responded by ordering representatives of players and owners to the White House for a meeting at 6 p . m . EST ( 2300 GMT ) to stress the need for a settlement , McCurry said . the need for a settlement , What was the ultimate result of the settlement? 29 35 +1248 5 Clinton responded by ordering representatives of players and owners to the White House for a meeting at 6 p . m . EST ( 2300 GMT ) to stress the need for a settlement , McCurry said . meeting Why a meeting at the white house? 15 16 +1249 1 The Colombian government ' s willingness to assume responsibility for a massacre in which victims were tortured and cut up with chainsaws brought praise and a call for further investigation Tuesday from human rights advocates . massacre Who were the participants of the massacre? 11 12 +1249 2 The Organization of American States ' independent human rights commission heard representatives of victims and human rights groups and government witnesses at a closed hearing on the brutal and gory killings of 107 people between 1988 and 1991 . killings of 107 people What was the impetus for these types of killings? 30 34 +1249 2 The Organization of American States ' independent human rights commission heard representatives of victims and human rights groups and government witnesses at a closed hearing on the brutal and gory killings of 107 people between 1988 and 1991 . representatives of victims does this mean family and friends? 11 14 +1249 2 The Organization of American States ' independent human rights commission heard representatives of victims and human rights groups and government witnesses at a closed hearing on the brutal and gory killings of 107 people between 1988 and 1991 . killings What are the motives behind these killings? 30 31 +1249 3 A statement being drafted by the commission will say it fully agrees with steps taken by Colombian President Ernesto Samper , elected last August , to investigate the killings in Trujillo , 161 miles ( 255km ) west of Bogota , said Jose Miguel Vivanco , director of Human Rights Watch Americas . steps taken by Colombian President What steps are being taken by the Colombian president? 13 18 +1249 3 A statement being drafted by the commission will say it fully agrees with steps taken by Colombian President Ernesto Samper , elected last August , to investigate the killings in Trujillo , 161 miles ( 255km ) west of Bogota , said Jose Miguel Vivanco , director of Human Rights Watch Americas . investigate What are the details of the investigation? 26 27 +1249 4 Vivanco said the OAS group also will urge further investigation and prosecution . investigation What did this investigation uncover? 9 10 +1249 5 He said justice still must be pursued , including prosecution , payment of moral reparations and compensation to victims , public apologies and punishment of the killers . victims , Did the victims belong to any particular group? 18 20 +1250 1 North Korea is registering " some resistance " to the key role given to South Korea in the U . S . - North Korean nuclear deal , but U . S . officials said Tuesday they were confident the disagreement can be overcome . " some resistance " In what manner(s) has \"some resistance\" been evidenced by North Korea? 4 8 +1250 1 North Korea is registering " some resistance " to the key role given to South Korea in the U . S . - North Korean nuclear deal , but U . S . officials said Tuesday they were confident the disagreement can be overcome . resistance " What does some resistance mean? 6 8 +1250 1 North Korea is registering " some resistance " to the key role given to South Korea in the U . S . - North Korean nuclear deal , but U . S . officials said Tuesday they were confident the disagreement can be overcome . role What does key role entail? 11 12 +1250 1 North Korea is registering " some resistance " to the key role given to South Korea in the U . S . - North Korean nuclear deal , but U . S . officials said Tuesday they were confident the disagreement can be overcome . role given to South Korea What role did South Korea receive in this arms deal? 11 16 +1250 1 North Korea is registering " some resistance " to the key role given to South Korea in the U . S . - North Korean nuclear deal , but U . S . officials said Tuesday they were confident the disagreement can be overcome . registering " some resistance " Why is North Korea registering \"some resistance\" to the key role given to South Korea? 3 8 +1250 1 North Korea is registering " some resistance " to the key role given to South Korea in the U . S . - North Korean nuclear deal , but U . S . officials said Tuesday they were confident the disagreement can be overcome . role given to South Korea How important is the role given to South Korea in the U.S.-North Korean nuclear deal? 11 16 +1250 1 North Korea is registering " some resistance " to the key role given to South Korea in the U . S . - North Korean nuclear deal , but U . S . officials said Tuesday they were confident the disagreement can be overcome . confident How confident are U.S. officials that this disagreement can be overcome? 38 39 +1250 2 The dispute centers on plans for South Korea to supply two reactors to North Korea in exchange for Pyongyang ' s agreement to dismantle its nuclear program . dismantle Why would Pyongyang agree to dismantle South Korea's nuclear program? 23 24 +1250 2 The dispute centers on plans for South Korea to supply two reactors to North Korea in exchange for Pyongyang ' s agreement to dismantle its nuclear program . nuclear Are there any details of N. Korea's nuclear program? 25 26 +1250 2 The dispute centers on plans for South Korea to supply two reactors to North Korea in exchange for Pyongyang ' s agreement to dismantle its nuclear program . for South Korea to supply two reactors Why did they choose Such Korea to supply the two reactors to North Korea? 5 12 +1250 3 U . S . officials thought they had won North Korea ' s acquiescence to these terms . But Pyongyang officials have made clear in recent discussions that they remain an obstacle . obstacle In what other ways are they still an obstacle? 31 32 +1250 3 U . S . officials thought they had won North Korea ' s acquiescence to these terms . But Pyongyang officials have made clear in recent discussions that they remain an obstacle . Pyongyang What are these obstacles Pyongyang is talking about? 19 20 +1250 3 U . S . officials thought they had won North Korea ' s acquiescence to these terms . But Pyongyang officials have made clear in recent discussions that they remain an obstacle . thought they had won Why would U.S officials thought they had won North Korea's acquiescence to the terms? 5 9 +1250 4 " I don ' t think there are any alarm bells going off at this time , " said a senior U . S . official , expressing confidence that the dispute can be surmounted . confidence Why is the senior U.S. official confident that the dispute can be surmounted? 28 29 +1251 1 Hoping to end a confrontation with President Lech Walesa and avoid new parliamentary elections , Poland ' s prime minister offered to resign Tuesday and turn the government over to former communists . confrontation Why were they at odds? 4 5 +1251 1 Hoping to end a confrontation with President Lech Walesa and avoid new parliamentary elections , Poland ' s prime minister offered to resign Tuesday and turn the government over to former communists . avoid new parliamentary elections , How would the resignation possibly avoid a new set of elections? 10 15 +1251 1 Hoping to end a confrontation with President Lech Walesa and avoid new parliamentary elections , Poland ' s prime minister offered to resign Tuesday and turn the government over to former communists . former What type of government was this new prime minister under? 30 31 +1251 1 Hoping to end a confrontation with President Lech Walesa and avoid new parliamentary elections , Poland ' s prime minister offered to resign Tuesday and turn the government over to former communists . former communists What 'former communists'? 30 32 +1251 2 Prime Minister Waldemar Pawlak said he would step down in favor of the speaker of parliament , whose Democratic Left Alliance Party has the most seats in the governing coalition . governing coalition What is this governing coalition made up of? 28 30 +1251 3 Walesa has attacked Pawlak ' s government for weeks for foot - dragging on economic reforms and for tolerating corruption and inefficiency . He threatened last week to dissolve parliament , forcing new elections , as he did in 1993 . foot - dragging on economic reforms Why was the government holding off on pushing for economic reforms? 10 16 +1251 3 Walesa has attacked Pawlak ' s government for weeks for foot - dragging on economic reforms and for tolerating corruption and inefficiency . He threatened last week to dissolve parliament , forcing new elections , as he did in 1993 . tolerating corruption Why for tolerating? Is Walesa corrupt? 18 20 +1251 4 Walesa is also staunchly opposed to communists . As leader of the Solidarity labor union , he helped topple the communist regime in 1989 . he helped topple the communist regime how did he do it? 16 22 +1251 5 Speaker Jozef Oleksy ' s appointment as prime minister would require approval by the 460 - member parliament . But his party of renamed former communists has more than 160 seats and Pawlak ' s Peasant ' s party has more than 130 seats , giving them a comfortable majority . 460 - member Who holds the remaining seats? 14 17 +1252 1 Hoping to end a confrontation with President Lech Walesa and avoid new parliamentary elections , Poland ' s prime minister has offered to resign and turn the government over to former communists . President Why was there a confrontation with President Walesa? 6 7 +1252 1 Hoping to end a confrontation with President Lech Walesa and avoid new parliamentary elections , Poland ' s prime minister has offered to resign and turn the government over to former communists . end a confrontation with President Lech Why would this lead to confrontation? 2 8 +1252 1 Hoping to end a confrontation with President Lech Walesa and avoid new parliamentary elections , Poland ' s prime minister has offered to resign and turn the government over to former communists . confrontation What's the nature of the potential confrontation? 4 5 +1252 1 Hoping to end a confrontation with President Lech Walesa and avoid new parliamentary elections , Poland ' s prime minister has offered to resign and turn the government over to former communists . confrontation with President Lech Walesa Why did Poland's prime minister confront President Walsea? 4 9 +1252 2 Prime Minister Waldemar Pawlak said Tuesday that he would step down in favor of the speaker of parliament , whose Democratic Left Alliance Party has the most seats in the governing coalition . Prime Why did the Prime Minister step down? 0 1 +1252 2 Prime Minister Waldemar Pawlak said Tuesday that he would step down in favor of the speaker of parliament , whose Democratic Left Alliance Party has the most seats in the governing coalition . Democratic Left Alliance Party How is the Democratic Left Alliance Party different from the prime minister's party? 20 24 +1252 3 Walesa has attacked Pawlak ' s government for weeks for foot - dragging on economic reforms and for tolerating corruption and inefficiency . He threatened last week to dissolve parliament , forcing new elections , as he did in 1993 . Walesa How did Walesa attack Pawlak's government? 0 1 +1252 3 Walesa has attacked Pawlak ' s government for weeks for foot - dragging on economic reforms and for tolerating corruption and inefficiency . He threatened last week to dissolve parliament , forcing new elections , as he did in 1993 . corruption and inefficiency What types of corruption and inefficiency were seen? 19 22 +1252 3 Walesa has attacked Pawlak ' s government for weeks for foot - dragging on economic reforms and for tolerating corruption and inefficiency . He threatened last week to dissolve parliament , forcing new elections , as he did in 1993 . economic reforms Why are economic reforms needed? 14 16 +1252 3 Walesa has attacked Pawlak ' s government for weeks for foot - dragging on economic reforms and for tolerating corruption and inefficiency . He threatened last week to dissolve parliament , forcing new elections , as he did in 1993 . as he did in 1993 Why did he dissolve parliament in 1993? 35 40 +1252 4 Walesa is also staunchly opposed to communists . As leader of the Solidarity labor union , he helped topple the communist regime in 1989 . topple How did he help topple the comunists regime? 18 19 +1252 4 Walesa is also staunchly opposed to communists . As leader of the Solidarity labor union , he helped topple the communist regime in 1989 . staunchly opposed Why is he opposed to communists? 3 5 +1252 4 Walesa is also staunchly opposed to communists . As leader of the Solidarity labor union , he helped topple the communist regime in 1989 . staunchly opposed to communists Why is Walsea opposed to communists? 3 7 +1252 5 Speaker Jozef Oleksy ' s appointment as prime minister would require approval by the 460 - member parliament . But his party of renamed former communists has more than 160 seats and Pawlak ' s Peasant ' s party has more than 130 seats , giving them a comfortable majority . renamed former communists What are renamed former communists? 23 26 +1253 1 Bullet holes in the stained glass windows and " Viva ANC " scratched into the battered pews tell the story of the Regina Mundi Catholic Church . Bullet holes Why were there bullet holes in the windows? 0 2 +1253 1 Bullet holes in the stained glass windows and " Viva ANC " scratched into the battered pews tell the story of the Regina Mundi Catholic Church . " Viva ANC " What does Viva ANC mean? 8 12 +1253 1 Bullet holes in the stained glass windows and " Viva ANC " scratched into the battered pews tell the story of the Regina Mundi Catholic Church . Regina Mundi Catholic Church Where is the church located? 22 26 +1253 1 Bullet holes in the stained glass windows and " Viva ANC " scratched into the battered pews tell the story of the Regina Mundi Catholic Church . " Viva ANC " What does this mean? 8 12 +1253 1 Bullet holes in the stained glass windows and " Viva ANC " scratched into the battered pews tell the story of the Regina Mundi Catholic Church . ANC " What is ANC? 10 12 +1253 1 Bullet holes in the stained glass windows and " Viva ANC " scratched into the battered pews tell the story of the Regina Mundi Catholic Church . Regina Where is this church located? 22 23 +1253 2 In a township synonymous with the anti - apartheid struggle , the 33 - year - old church served as a home for protest and prayer . Countless rallies and political funerals were held in it , inevitably followed by police raids and rioting . held in it , Why were rallies and funerals held in it? 33 37 +1253 2 In a township synonymous with the anti - apartheid struggle , the 33 - year - old church served as a home for protest and prayer . Countless rallies and political funerals were held in it , inevitably followed by police raids and rioting . political funerals What is a political funeral? 30 32 +1253 2 In a township synonymous with the anti - apartheid struggle , the 33 - year - old church served as a home for protest and prayer . Countless rallies and political funerals were held in it , inevitably followed by police raids and rioting . rallies and political funerals What type of rallies and political funerals? 28 32 +1253 2 In a township synonymous with the anti - apartheid struggle , the 33 - year - old church served as a home for protest and prayer . Countless rallies and political funerals were held in it , inevitably followed by police raids and rioting . raids Who was the group the ANC was shooting at? 41 42 +1253 3 That chapter over , Sowetans say it is time to repair the damage etched by years of conflict . damage What damage was done? 12 13 +1253 3 That chapter over , Sowetans say it is time to repair the damage etched by years of conflict . Sowetans Who are Sowetans? 4 5 +1253 3 That chapter over , Sowetans say it is time to repair the damage etched by years of conflict . conflict What is at the heart of this conflict? 17 18 +1253 4 " It ' s a landmark for anyone , Catholic or not Catholic , Christian or not Christian , religious or not religious , " said the Rev . Mohlomi Makobane , who has launched a campaign to raise nearly 1 million rand ( dlrs 283 , 000 ) for renovations . landmark What makes it a landmark? 5 6 +1253 4 " It ' s a landmark for anyone , Catholic or not Catholic , Christian or not Christian , religious or not religious , " said the Rev . Mohlomi Makobane , who has launched a campaign to raise nearly 1 million rand ( dlrs 283 , 000 ) for renovations . campaign What was his campaign about? 36 37 +1253 4 " It ' s a landmark for anyone , Catholic or not Catholic , Christian or not Christian , religious or not religious , " said the Rev . Mohlomi Makobane , who has launched a campaign to raise nearly 1 million rand ( dlrs 283 , 000 ) for renovations . million Does Makobane conduct these campaigns often to repair damages? 41 42 +1253 5 The parish ' s more than 1 , 000 families are setting aside money for repairs , and local businesses and newspapers have pledged donations . Musicians are planning several benefit concerts . Musicians Which musicians are participating? 26 27 +1254 1 Prosecutors in the O . J . Simpson case laid out a timeline for murder , centered around a dog ' s " plaintive wail " in the night . dog ' s " plaintive wail " How do prosecuters know that the dog's wail was plaintive? 19 26 +1254 1 Prosecutors in the O . J . Simpson case laid out a timeline for murder , centered around a dog ' s " plaintive wail " in the night . dog ' s " plaintive wail " What would a dog's wail indicate in a murder timeline? 19 26 +1254 2 Pablo Fenjves , whose home is across an alley from Nicole Brown Simpson ' s , testified on Tuesday that about 15 to 20 minutes into the 10 o ' clock news on June 12 , he heard " a very distinctive barking " coming from the area of her home . very distinctive barking what does distinctive barking sound like? 40 43 +1254 3 " It was at a significant pitch , and as you may recall I described it at the time as a plaintive wail , " said Fenjves , who like most of the day ' s witnesses had testified last summer at Simpson ' s preliminary hearing . " It sounded like a very unhappy animal . " most how many witnisses testified of the plaintive wail? 30 31 +1254 3 " It was at a significant pitch , and as you may recall I described it at the time as a plaintive wail , " said Fenjves , who like most of the day ' s witnesses had testified last summer at Simpson ' s preliminary hearing . " It sounded like a very unhappy animal . " unhappy animal . " How much weight is placed on such an incredibly weak piece of evidence? 54 58 +1254 4 Prosecutors claim that Ms . Simpson and her friend Ronald Goldman were slashed to death about 10 : 15 p . m . outside her condo and that the barking came from Ms . Simpson ' s Akita , which left bloody pawprints around the murder scene . barking How does anybody know which dog was actually barking at the time? 29 30 +1254 5 The timing is important : The defense has said Simpson was home at the time , practicing his golf swing in the yard before leaving for the airport for a business trip to Chicago . timing what time did this happen? 1 2 +1254 5 The timing is important : The defense has said Simpson was home at the time , practicing his golf swing in the yard before leaving for the airport for a business trip to Chicago . leaving When did he leave? 24 25 +1254 5 The timing is important : The defense has said Simpson was home at the time , practicing his golf swing in the yard before leaving for the airport for a business trip to Chicago . home at the time , Is there anyone who can support his alibi? 11 16 +1255 1 President Clinton , unable to bring the two sides together himself , will ask Congress for emergency legislation for binding arbitration to end the six - month - old American Major League baseball strike . the two sides Who are the two sides referred to? 6 9 +1255 1 President Clinton , unable to bring the two sides together himself , will ask Congress for emergency legislation for binding arbitration to end the six - month - old American Major League baseball strike . sides Which two sides is the article talking about? 8 9 +1255 1 President Clinton , unable to bring the two sides together himself , will ask Congress for emergency legislation for binding arbitration to end the six - month - old American Major League baseball strike . six - month - old American why are they striking? 24 30 +1255 1 President Clinton , unable to bring the two sides together himself , will ask Congress for emergency legislation for binding arbitration to end the six - month - old American Major League baseball strike . the two sides Which two sides? Union vs MLB? 6 9 +1255 1 President Clinton , unable to bring the two sides together himself , will ask Congress for emergency legislation for binding arbitration to end the six - month - old American Major League baseball strike . strike . What triggered the cause for the strike? 33 35 +1255 2 " We ' re going to send it up tomorrow and I ' d like to have it considered expeditiously , " Clinton said at a hastily called news conference Tuesday night after participating in hours of behind - closed - door negotiations at the White House . negotiations Who are the participants of this negotiation? 42 43 +1255 2 " We ' re going to send it up tomorrow and I ' d like to have it considered expeditiously , " Clinton said at a hastily called news conference Tuesday night after participating in hours of behind - closed - door negotiations at the White House . expeditiously , " does it mean quickly? 19 22 +1255 3 Clinton said he had been optimistic earlier in the evening that he might be able to announce a settlement , or at least steps toward one , that would assure " that baseball was coming back in 1995 . " 1995 Was there a lockout in the baseball Major League in 1994? 37 38 +1255 3 Clinton said he had been optimistic earlier in the evening that he might be able to announce a settlement , or at least steps toward one , that would assure " that baseball was coming back in 1995 . " was coming back in 1995 did baseball end up coming back? 33 38 +1255 3 Clinton said he had been optimistic earlier in the evening that he might be able to announce a settlement , or at least steps toward one , that would assure " that baseball was coming back in 1995 . " optimistic earlier in the evening What particular point lead him to feel optimistic? 5 10 +1255 5 There has been virtually no movement since the strike began Aug . 12 . , forcing cancellation of the championship World Series for the first time in 90 years . strike Which organizations or unions are striking, and what are they asking for? 8 9 +1255 5 There has been virtually no movement since the strike began Aug . 12 . , forcing cancellation of the championship World Series for the first time in 90 years . virtually no movement since the strike began What was the point(s) of contention that held up negotiations for six month? 3 10 +1256 1 Journalists from 15 Asia - Pacific countries on Wednesday urged Asian governments to open their minds to freedom of expression , a response to crackdowns on reporters . response to crackdowns on reporters . Why was there a crackdown taking place at this time? 22 28 +1256 1 Journalists from 15 Asia - Pacific countries on Wednesday urged Asian governments to open their minds to freedom of expression , a response to crackdowns on reporters . 15 Asia - Pacific countries are there that many pacific countries? 2 7 +1256 2 Their statement was directed particularly at Indonesia , Cambodia , Hong Kong and Singapore , where recent actions against the media had raised widespread international concerns . actions against the media What sort of anti-media actions were taking place? 17 21 +1256 3 " Asian governments must open their minds to freedom of expression and encourage the highest standards of journalism , " said the general secretary of the International Federation of Journalists , Aidan White . Aidan White is he being racist? 31 33 +1256 4 Asian leaders needed to establish a framework for the exercise of journalism in safe , professional conditions , free from intimidation and social neglect , he said . safe , professional conditions , What would constitute these types of conditions? 13 18 +1256 5 The statement was made during a three - day conference organized by the federation and the Media Entertainment and Arts Alliance , which ended Wednesday . ended Wednesday which year was it? 23 25 +1257 1 An American AIDS activist said Wednesday he was questioned by Singapore police for two hours after he gave new hypodermic needles to six addicts in exchange for soiled ones used to inject heroin . American AIDS activist What is his name? 1 4 +1257 1 An American AIDS activist said Wednesday he was questioned by Singapore police for two hours after he gave new hypodermic needles to six addicts in exchange for soiled ones used to inject heroin . he was questioned by Singapore police What was the reason for the interrogation? 6 12 +1257 1 An American AIDS activist said Wednesday he was questioned by Singapore police for two hours after he gave new hypodermic needles to six addicts in exchange for soiled ones used to inject heroin . activist What is the name of this activist? 3 4 +1257 2 Jon Stuen - Parker , a former drug addict , runs a controversial program in several U . S . cities called the " needle exchange program " aimed at preventing users from sharing hypodermic syringes and thereby passing the AIDS virus along . former drug addict , What type of drug was he addicted to? 6 10 +1257 2 Jon Stuen - Parker , a former drug addict , runs a controversial program in several U . S . cities called the " needle exchange program " aimed at preventing users from sharing hypodermic syringes and thereby passing the AIDS virus along . controversial program What makes it controversial? 12 14 +1257 2 Jon Stuen - Parker , a former drug addict , runs a controversial program in several U . S . cities called the " needle exchange program " aimed at preventing users from sharing hypodermic syringes and thereby passing the AIDS virus along . controversial program Why is it a controversial program? 12 14 +1257 3 The AIDS virus is transmitted through contact of bodily fluids . transmitted through contact of bodily fluids Is this the only way AIDS is contracted? 4 10 +1257 4 Since early 1987 , Parker ' s Boston - based National AIDS Brigade has distributed about 500 , 000 needles in street corner meetings , swapping them with dirty ones brought over by the addicts . Critics say he is promoting drug use . about 500 , 000 needles Who pays for these needles? 15 20 +1257 4 Since early 1987 , Parker ' s Boston - based National AIDS Brigade has distributed about 500 , 000 needles in street corner meetings , swapping them with dirty ones brought over by the addicts . Critics say he is promoting drug use . swapping them with dirty ones What is done with the dirty needles? 25 30 +1257 5 Parker , a native of Boston , Massachusetts , told the Associated Press that he came to Singapore on Tuesday to expand his international program , now operating in Vietnam and Thailand . international program , How bad is the problem overseas? 23 26 +1257 5 Parker , a native of Boston , Massachusetts , told the Associated Press that he came to Singapore on Tuesday to expand his international program , now operating in Vietnam and Thailand . Vietnam and Thailand Are these hot spots for drug users? 29 32 +1257 5 Parker , a native of Boston , Massachusetts , told the Associated Press that he came to Singapore on Tuesday to expand his international program , now operating in Vietnam and Thailand . now operating in Vietnam and Thailand . How successful was the program in these countries at the time? 26 33 +1257 5 Parker , a native of Boston , Massachusetts , told the Associated Press that he came to Singapore on Tuesday to expand his international program , now operating in Vietnam and Thailand . Vietnam Why was Vietnam and Thailand targeted? 29 30 +1258 1 In another time , the slender , 27 - year - old Chechen might have been a poet or a teacher . 27 - year - old Chechen Who might have been a poet or a teacher? 7 13 +1258 1 In another time , the slender , 27 - year - old Chechen might have been a poet or a teacher . the slender , 27 - year - old Chechen Who is this talking about, why does it matter that they are slender? What are they now? 4 13 +1258 1 In another time , the slender , 27 - year - old Chechen might have been a poet or a teacher . might have been a poet or a teacher Why would have made them a poet or teacher? 13 21 +1258 2 But now he is what Russian soldiers dread most in the haunted streets of Grozny : a fearless sniper stalking Moscow ' s troops day and night . stalking Moscow ' s troops day and night Why is he stalking Russian troops? 19 27 +1258 2 But now he is what Russian soldiers dread most in the haunted streets of Grozny : a fearless sniper stalking Moscow ' s troops day and night . he is what Russian soldiers dread most Why does Russians dread this most? 2 9 +1258 5 On a brief respite after slipping out of Chechnya to neighboring Ingushetia , this translator - turned - militant seems like an unlikely killer . seems like an unlikely killer What is the characteristic that makes him seem unlikely to be a sniper? 19 24 +1258 5 On a brief respite after slipping out of Chechnya to neighboring Ingushetia , this translator - turned - militant seems like an unlikely killer . unlikely killer Why is he an unlikely killer? 22 24 +1259 1 Nearly 200 women marched through the city of Dhaka on Wednesday to demand that their university drop rules they regard as sexist , including one that forbids them to leave their dormitories after sunset . rules they regard as sexist , What type of rules are they marching against? 17 23 +1259 1 Nearly 200 women marched through the city of Dhaka on Wednesday to demand that their university drop rules they regard as sexist , including one that forbids them to leave their dormitories after sunset . university drop rules they regard as sexist , What are all of the rules? The paragraph only gives one. 15 23 +1259 4 " The country ' s constitution does not discriminate between males and females , so why should the university authorities ? " asked Rokayya Khatoon , a senior arts student . " These restrictions are insult to the womanhood , " she said in an interview . constitution If this is the case, why do they discriminate in the institution? 5 6 +1259 4 " The country ' s constitution does not discriminate between males and females , so why should the university authorities ? " asked Rokayya Khatoon , a senior arts student . " These restrictions are insult to the womanhood , " she said in an interview . why should the university authorities ? " How does the university derive its authority? 15 22 +1259 5 Placards carried by the demonstrators read : " Character can ' t be built by restrictions ! " and " We want our freedom ! " demonstrators were the demonstrators all women? 4 5 +1260 1 Nearly 200 female students marched through Dhaka Wednesday to demand their university drop its rule confining them to their dormitories after sunset and other regulations they regard as sexist . confining them to their dormitories Why are they being confined? 15 20 +1260 1 Nearly 200 female students marched through Dhaka Wednesday to demand their university drop its rule confining them to their dormitories after sunset and other regulations they regard as sexist . other regulations what other regulations? 23 25 +1260 1 Nearly 200 female students marched through Dhaka Wednesday to demand their university drop its rule confining them to their dormitories after sunset and other regulations they regard as sexist . confining them to their dormitories Why were they confined to their dorms? 15 20 +1260 1 Nearly 200 female students marched through Dhaka Wednesday to demand their university drop its rule confining them to their dormitories after sunset and other regulations they regard as sexist . sexist What is sexist? 28 29 +1260 2 The demonstrators chanted " Down with male chauvinism " and carried placards reading " Character can ' t be built by restrictions " and " We want our freedom . " " Down with male chauvinism " What male chauvinism had they experienced 3 9 +1260 2 The demonstrators chanted " Down with male chauvinism " and carried placards reading " Character can ' t be built by restrictions " and " We want our freedom . " chauvinism " What is chauvinism? 7 9 +1260 3 Women make up one - third of Dhaka University ' s 28 , 000 students . The university , the nation ' s largest , is located in the capital of Islamic and male - dominated Bangladesh . Women make up one - third Is this more or less than average in Bangladesh 0 6 +1260 4 Although many women ignore the 40 - year - old rules , the university can fine or expel those caught violating the regulations . 40 - year - old rules , What are these rules? 5 12 +1260 4 Although many women ignore the 40 - year - old rules , the university can fine or expel those caught violating the regulations . violating the regulations What other regulations are imposed upon the female students? 20 23 +1260 4 Although many women ignore the 40 - year - old rules , the university can fine or expel those caught violating the regulations . 40 - year - old rules , What are the 40-year-old rules? 5 12 +1260 4 Although many women ignore the 40 - year - old rules , the university can fine or expel those caught violating the regulations . women ignore Why do women ignore rules? 2 4 +1260 5 In addition to the prohibition on leaving their dormitories , the protesters want the university to scrap rules that discourage male students from talking to women on campus and require female students to receive permission from their parents to stay out overnight . prohibition on leaving their dormitories , why are they not allowed to leave? 4 10 +1260 5 In addition to the prohibition on leaving their dormitories , the protesters want the university to scrap rules that discourage male students from talking to women on campus and require female students to receive permission from their parents to stay out overnight . scrap rules How can university scrap rules? 16 18 +1261 1 A battalion commander who refused to send his young troops to Chechnya because he believed they were too inexperienced will be dismissed from the army , the ITAR - Tass news agency reported Wednesday . battalion commander what is his name? 1 3 +1261 1 A battalion commander who refused to send his young troops to Chechnya because he believed they were too inexperienced will be dismissed from the army , the ITAR - Tass news agency reported Wednesday . Chechnya where is Chechnya? 11 12 +1261 1 A battalion commander who refused to send his young troops to Chechnya because he believed they were too inexperienced will be dismissed from the army , the ITAR - Tass news agency reported Wednesday . ITAR - Tass what does this stand for? 27 30 +1261 1 A battalion commander who refused to send his young troops to Chechnya because he believed they were too inexperienced will be dismissed from the army , the ITAR - Tass news agency reported Wednesday . who refused to send his young troops to Chechnya How do his views on sending inexperienced troops compare to army leadership as a whole? 3 12 +1261 1 A battalion commander who refused to send his young troops to Chechnya because he believed they were too inexperienced will be dismissed from the army , the ITAR - Tass news agency reported Wednesday . battalion commander What is his name? 1 3 +1261 1 A battalion commander who refused to send his young troops to Chechnya because he believed they were too inexperienced will be dismissed from the army , the ITAR - Tass news agency reported Wednesday . too inexperienced Why are they too inexperienced? 17 19 +1261 2 Capt . Vladimir Ustichenko had offered to go to Chechnya himself , even as an ordinary rifleman , but said the men under his command had not yet learned to fire or drive their decrepit armored vehicles . Capt what is he captain of? 0 1 +1261 2 Capt . Vladimir Ustichenko had offered to go to Chechnya himself , even as an ordinary rifleman , but said the men under his command had not yet learned to fire or drive their decrepit armored vehicles . command who is his command? 24 25 +1261 2 Capt . Vladimir Ustichenko had offered to go to Chechnya himself , even as an ordinary rifleman , but said the men under his command had not yet learned to fire or drive their decrepit armored vehicles . decrepit why are the vehicles decrepit? 34 35 +1261 2 Capt . Vladimir Ustichenko had offered to go to Chechnya himself , even as an ordinary rifleman , but said the men under his command had not yet learned to fire or drive their decrepit armored vehicles . decrepit armored vehicles Why is their government sending them so unprepared? 34 37 +1261 2 Capt . Vladimir Ustichenko had offered to go to Chechnya himself , even as an ordinary rifleman , but said the men under his command had not yet learned to fire or drive their decrepit armored vehicles . decrepit armored vehicles Why are they using decrepit vehicles? 34 37 +1261 3 The press service of Russia ' s Volga military district rejected Ustichenko ' s claims , accusing him of opposing the entire military operation . opposing the entire military operation Why do they suspect he opposes the operation? 19 24 +1261 4 He " did it for political reasons , " said a statement carried by ITAR - Tass . " He doubts the correctness of the decision . to use military force in the Chechen republic . " political reasons , " what reasons? 5 9 +1261 4 He " did it for political reasons , " said a statement carried by ITAR - Tass . " He doubts the correctness of the decision . to use military force in the Chechen republic . " statement carried by ITAR - Tass How trustworthy is the source and what kind of political agenda might they have? 11 17 +1261 4 He " did it for political reasons , " said a statement carried by ITAR - Tass . " He doubts the correctness of the decision . to use military force in the Chechen republic . " military force Why is it necessary to use military force in the region? 29 31 +1261 5 The press service called Ustichenko ' s decision " incompatible with the rank of a Russian officer . " It said he would be dismissed for " an action which discredits the dignity of a serviceman . " dismissed dismissed by whom? 24 25 +1261 5 The press service called Ustichenko ' s decision " incompatible with the rank of a Russian officer . " It said he would be dismissed for " an action which discredits the dignity of a serviceman . " " incompatible How is standing up for what you believe considered incompatible with officer duties? 8 10 +1262 1 Her visit isn ' t being called official , but officials are very involved in Princess Diana ' s trip to Japan . Japan why is the princess visiting japan 21 22 +1262 1 Her visit isn ' t being called official , but officials are very involved in Princess Diana ' s trip to Japan . Diana ' s trip to Japan Why did Princess Diana go to Japan? 16 22 +1262 1 Her visit isn ' t being called official , but officials are very involved in Princess Diana ' s trip to Japan . officials are very involved How are officials being involved? 10 14 +1262 2 The British princess met members of the Japanese royal family Wednesday after last - minute discussions between British and Japanese officials . last - minute why was it discussed at the last-minute 12 15 +1262 2 The British princess met members of the Japanese royal family Wednesday after last - minute discussions between British and Japanese officials . last - minute discussions What were these last minute discussions about? 12 16 +1262 2 The British princess met members of the Japanese royal family Wednesday after last - minute discussions between British and Japanese officials . met members of the Japanese royal family What were the reasons for the meetings with the members of Japan's royal family? 3 10 +1262 3 Just two days before Diana ' s arrival Monday , both countries had said there were no plans for Emperor Akihito and Empress Michiko to meet Diana . no plans for Emperor Akihito Were they not thinking about meeting Diana or was it because of something she may or may not have done? 16 21 +1262 4 And her visit with the crown prince and princess , who both attended Oxford University and are fluent in English , was decided only Tuesday after British officials pressed the Japanese side , said a Japanese palace spokesman , speaking on condition of anonymity . Oxford when did prince and princes attended oxford university 13 14 +1262 4 And her visit with the crown prince and princess , who both attended Oxford University and are fluent in English , was decided only Tuesday after British officials pressed the Japanese side , said a Japanese palace spokesman , speaking on condition of anonymity . British officials pressed the Japanese side , Why did the British implore the Japanese royals to meet with Diana? 26 33 +1262 5 Her trip is being called a private , working trip rather than a state visit . working trip rather than a state visit . What are the specific differences between these two? 8 16 +1263 1 Most Asian stock markets closed lower Wednesday , with share prices falling in Tokyo for the second consecutive session on profit - taking in construction issues . profit - taking in construction issues Why are there issues in profit-taking in construction? 20 26 +1263 1 Most Asian stock markets closed lower Wednesday , with share prices falling in Tokyo for the second consecutive session on profit - taking in construction issues . profit - taking in construction issues Why was there a span of profit-taking in these markets? 20 26 +1263 1 Most Asian stock markets closed lower Wednesday , with share prices falling in Tokyo for the second consecutive session on profit - taking in construction issues . prices Which industries have the steepest loses? 10 11 +1263 1 Most Asian stock markets closed lower Wednesday , with share prices falling in Tokyo for the second consecutive session on profit - taking in construction issues . Asian stock markets which asian markets are biggest? 1 4 +1263 2 The 225 - issue Nikkei Stock Average fell 210 . 30 yen , or 1 . 1 percent , closing at 18 , 290 , 25 . On Tuesday , the benchmark index had shed 166 . 68 points , or 0 . 89 percent . fell What issues caused this plummet? 7 8 +1263 2 The 225 - issue Nikkei Stock Average fell 210 . 30 yen , or 1 . 1 percent , closing at 18 , 290 , 25 . On Tuesday , the benchmark index had shed 166 . 68 points , or 0 . 89 percent . Tuesday , which year was it? 28 30 +1263 3 The Tokyo Stock Price Index of all issues listed on the first section was down 21 . 60 points , or 1 . 49 percent , to 1 , 423 . 75 . It had lost 9 . 95 points , or 0 . 68 percent , on Tuesday . Index What is the Tokyo Stock Price Index? 4 5 +1263 4 The decline in construction stocks dragged down major indexes for the second straight day , said Yasuo Ueki of Nikko Securities . Some investors were seen dumping construction issues , he added . construction stocks dragged down major indexes Why did the construction stocks drag down major indexes? 3 9 +1263 4 The decline in construction stocks dragged down major indexes for the second straight day , said Yasuo Ueki of Nikko Securities . Some investors were seen dumping construction issues , he added . construction What happened to the construction industry? 3 4 +1263 4 The decline in construction stocks dragged down major indexes for the second straight day , said Yasuo Ueki of Nikko Securities . Some investors were seen dumping construction issues , he added . dumping construction issues , what are construction issues? 26 30 +1263 5 Construction and other issues likely to benefit from the Jan . 17 killer earthquake were among the few stocks that climbed after the 7 . 2 - magnitude quake leveled much of the Kobe area . other issues likely to benefit How are other issues defined here? 2 7 +1263 5 Construction and other issues likely to benefit from the Jan . 17 killer earthquake were among the few stocks that climbed after the 7 . 2 - magnitude quake leveled much of the Kobe area . Construction and other issues What other issues were thought to benefit from the Kobe quake? 0 4 +1263 5 Construction and other issues likely to benefit from the Jan . 17 killer earthquake were among the few stocks that climbed after the 7 . 2 - magnitude quake leveled much of the Kobe area . leveled What year was this devastating earthquake? 29 30 +1263 5 Construction and other issues likely to benefit from the Jan . 17 killer earthquake were among the few stocks that climbed after the 7 . 2 - magnitude quake leveled much of the Kobe area . leveled much of the Kobe area how many died? 29 35 +1264 1 Russian lawmakers on Wednesday demanded greater security for government officials , as mourners gathered at a funeral service for the third deputy to be killed in the past 10 months . demanded greater security What did they specifically want? 4 7 +1264 1 Russian lawmakers on Wednesday demanded greater security for government officials , as mourners gathered at a funeral service for the third deputy to be killed in the past 10 months . to be killed How was he killed? 22 25 +1264 1 Russian lawmakers on Wednesday demanded greater security for government officials , as mourners gathered at a funeral service for the third deputy to be killed in the past 10 months . third deputy to be killed how and why was he killed? 20 25 +1264 2 Ivan Rybkin , speaker of the State Duma , the lower house of Russia ' s parliament , proposed creating a special parliamentary security service . creating a special parliamentary security service Who would create this service? 19 25 +1264 3 Rybkin ' s announcement came after ultranationalist deputy Vladimir Zhirinovsky called for the speaker ' s resignation for failing to protect legislators . failing to protect legislators How specifically did he fail? 18 22 +1264 4 The previous Russian parliament had its own security service , but President Boris Yeltsin disbanded the service - - along with the parliament itself - - in October 1993 , after a parliamentary uprising . its own security service , Who paid for this? 5 10 +1264 4 The previous Russian parliament had its own security service , but President Boris Yeltsin disbanded the service - - along with the parliament itself - - in October 1993 , after a parliamentary uprising . disbanded the service Why was the service disbanded? 14 17 +1264 4 The previous Russian parliament had its own security service , but President Boris Yeltsin disbanded the service - - along with the parliament itself - - in October 1993 , after a parliamentary uprising . uprising What did the uprising consist of? 33 34 +1264 4 The previous Russian parliament had its own security service , but President Boris Yeltsin disbanded the service - - along with the parliament itself - - in October 1993 , after a parliamentary uprising . after a parliamentary uprising . Why was there a rebellion against this service? 30 35 +1264 5 Legislators have become frequent targets of violence in Russia , and many now carry weapons or have bodyguards . frequent targets What makes them frequent targets? 3 5 +1264 5 Legislators have become frequent targets of violence in Russia , and many now carry weapons or have bodyguards . bodyguards Who pays for these guards? 17 18 +1265 1 Swedish slalom skier Thomas Fogdoe will be out for the season and may have sustained permanent back damage from an accident , doctors said Wednesday . from an accident , What led to the accident? 18 22 +1265 1 Swedish slalom skier Thomas Fogdoe will be out for the season and may have sustained permanent back damage from an accident , doctors said Wednesday . season What months are part of the skiing season? 10 11 +1265 1 Swedish slalom skier Thomas Fogdoe will be out for the season and may have sustained permanent back damage from an accident , doctors said Wednesday . slalom what is slalom? 1 2 +1265 1 Swedish slalom skier Thomas Fogdoe will be out for the season and may have sustained permanent back damage from an accident , doctors said Wednesday . accident , What was the accident? 20 22 +1265 2 Fogdoe , 24 , underwent four hours of surgery , until early Wednesday , following the accident Tuesday at the downhill course in Aare , about 440 miles ( 704 kilometers ) northwest of Stockholm . accident What caused the accident? 16 17 +1265 2 Fogdoe , 24 , underwent four hours of surgery , until early Wednesday , following the accident Tuesday at the downhill course in Aare , about 440 miles ( 704 kilometers ) northwest of Stockholm . accident what happened exactly? 16 17 +1265 2 Fogdoe , 24 , underwent four hours of surgery , until early Wednesday , following the accident Tuesday at the downhill course in Aare , about 440 miles ( 704 kilometers ) northwest of Stockholm . downhill How steep was the downhill course? 20 21 +1265 3 " It is a serious back injury , " Goran Skog , the national team physician , told Swedish television . Goran Skog , did he do the surgery? 9 12 +1265 3 " It is a serious back injury , " Goran Skog , the national team physician , told Swedish television . national team Where does the national slalom ski team compete? 13 15 +1265 4 " It is too early to say if the injury will be permanent , " Skog said . " But he is definitely out for this season . " season When is the slalom ski season? 26 27 +1265 5 Skog said the damage was as if " verterbra had been dislocated . " Three surgeons operated on Fogdoe to reduce the pressure on the spine and stabilize the vertebrae . stabilize What factors will determine the success of a recovery? 27 28 +1265 5 Skog said the damage was as if " verterbra had been dislocated . " Three surgeons operated on Fogdoe to reduce the pressure on the spine and stabilize the vertebrae . dislocated How are dislocated vertebrae treated? 11 12 +1266 1 Police said Wednesday they have arrested five people accused of making death threats last year against executives of Japan ' s second - largest brewery in a possible extortion attempt . five people Who were they? 6 8 +1266 1 Police said Wednesday they have arrested five people accused of making death threats last year against executives of Japan ' s second - largest brewery in a possible extortion attempt . Japan ' s second - largest brewery What is Japan's second-largest brewery 18 25 +1266 1 Police said Wednesday they have arrested five people accused of making death threats last year against executives of Japan ' s second - largest brewery in a possible extortion attempt . Police Whew did this happen? 0 1 +1266 1 Police said Wednesday they have arrested five people accused of making death threats last year against executives of Japan ' s second - largest brewery in a possible extortion attempt . Japan ' s second - largest brewery What is its name? 18 25 +1266 1 Police said Wednesday they have arrested five people accused of making death threats last year against executives of Japan ' s second - largest brewery in a possible extortion attempt . in a possible extortion attempt What was the rationale for the extortion? 25 30 +1266 1 Police said Wednesday they have arrested five people accused of making death threats last year against executives of Japan ' s second - largest brewery in a possible extortion attempt . brewery Which brewery is this? 24 25 +1266 2 Police said death threat letters to the executives did not make any demands , but one of those arrested had been named in newspapers as a sokaiya , a kind of extortionist who threatens to disrupt company shareholder meetings unless he is paid . company shareholder what company is it? 36 38 +1266 2 Police said death threat letters to the executives did not make any demands , but one of those arrested had been named in newspapers as a sokaiya , a kind of extortionist who threatens to disrupt company shareholder meetings unless he is paid . executives who are the executives? 7 8 +1266 2 Police said death threat letters to the executives did not make any demands , but one of those arrested had been named in newspapers as a sokaiya , a kind of extortionist who threatens to disrupt company shareholder meetings unless he is paid . sokaiya , How widespread is the sokaiya? 26 28 +1266 3 Juntaro Suzuki , managing director of Fuji Photo Film , was stabbed to death outside his home in Tokyo last Feb . 28 , apparently because his company refused to pay off sokaiya . Juntaro Suzuki , Who are they? 0 3 +1266 3 Juntaro Suzuki , managing director of Fuji Photo Film , was stabbed to death outside his home in Tokyo last Feb . 28 , apparently because his company refused to pay off sokaiya . sokaiya How many people are in the sokaiya to pull off these threats? 32 33 +1266 4 A letter to executives of Asahi Breweries Ltd . said , " We will make you like the executive of Fuji Photo Film Co . We will kill you without fail , " said a police official , who spoke on condition of anonymity . We will kill you without fail , " Why do they want to kill them? 25 33 +1266 4 A letter to executives of Asahi Breweries Ltd . said , " We will make you like the executive of Fuji Photo Film Co . We will kill you without fail , " said a police official , who spoke on condition of anonymity . letter How would the sokaiya be paid if the death threat letters did not make any demands? 1 2 +1266 5 Police declined to say how many executives were threatened , but news reports gave the number as eight . but news reports gave the number as eight Where did the news reports get these numbers? 10 18 +1266 5 Police declined to say how many executives were threatened , but news reports gave the number as eight . eight Are these eight companies all located in Tokyo or are they located in different cities? 17 18 +1267 1 About 500 , 000 coal miners , 80 percent of the Russian industry ' s workforce , staged a one - day strike today to demand overdue wages and subsidies . 500 , 000 coal miners , How many are there in total? 1 7 +1267 1 About 500 , 000 coal miners , 80 percent of the Russian industry ' s workforce , staged a one - day strike today to demand overdue wages and subsidies . 80 percent What is the other 20%? 7 9 +1267 1 About 500 , 000 coal miners , 80 percent of the Russian industry ' s workforce , staged a one - day strike today to demand overdue wages and subsidies . one - day strike Why did they stage a strike? 19 23 +1267 1 About 500 , 000 coal miners , 80 percent of the Russian industry ' s workforce , staged a one - day strike today to demand overdue wages and subsidies . overdue How far are they overdue? 26 27 +1267 1 About 500 , 000 coal miners , 80 percent of the Russian industry ' s workforce , staged a one - day strike today to demand overdue wages and subsidies . overdue wages and subsidies Why have the wages and subsidies not been paid? 26 30 +1267 1 About 500 , 000 coal miners , 80 percent of the Russian industry ' s workforce , staged a one - day strike today to demand overdue wages and subsidies . demand overdue wages and subsidies Why were the wages not paid? 25 30 +1267 2 From Sakhalin Island in the Pacific Ocean to the southern city of Rostov - on - Don , 189 of Russia ' s 228 mines either closed down or stopped supplying coal . supplying coal . Who did they supply coal to? 30 33 +1267 2 From Sakhalin Island in the Pacific Ocean to the southern city of Rostov - on - Don , 189 of Russia ' s 228 mines either closed down or stopped supplying coal . stopped Why did they stop supplying coal? 29 30 +1267 3 " If the government persists in ignoring our demands , we ' ll go on a protracted strike on March 1 and demand early presidential elections and a resignation of this government , " said Vitaly Budko , leader of the Russian Independent Union of Coal Miners . ignoring our demands , Why are they being ignored? 6 10 +1267 3 " If the government persists in ignoring our demands , we ' ll go on a protracted strike on March 1 and demand early presidential elections and a resignation of this government , " said Vitaly Budko , leader of the Russian Independent Union of Coal Miners . March 1 Why this date? 19 21 +1267 3 " If the government persists in ignoring our demands , we ' ll go on a protracted strike on March 1 and demand early presidential elections and a resignation of this government , " said Vitaly Budko , leader of the Russian Independent Union of Coal Miners . early presidential elections What is the benefit of early elections? 23 26 +1267 3 " If the government persists in ignoring our demands , we ' ll go on a protracted strike on March 1 and demand early presidential elections and a resignation of this government , " said Vitaly Budko , leader of the Russian Independent Union of Coal Miners . resignation Why was a resignation demanded if it is unlikely to happen? 28 29 +1267 3 " If the government persists in ignoring our demands , we ' ll go on a protracted strike on March 1 and demand early presidential elections and a resignation of this government , " said Vitaly Budko , leader of the Russian Independent Union of Coal Miners . ignoring our demands , Why is the government ignoring their demands? 6 10 +1267 4 Transport , support and maintenance workers also took part in the strike , Budko said . Transport , support and maintenance workers How many did that total? 0 6 +1267 5 The government owes the industry about $ 325 . 4 million . An additional $ 532 . 3 million is owed by companies , mostly government - owned power plants . owes the industry about $ 325 . 4 million How can they get away with not paying wages? 2 11 +1267 5 The government owes the industry about $ 325 . 4 million . An additional $ 532 . 3 million is owed by companies , mostly government - owned power plants . power plants How many plants? 28 30 +1267 5 The government owes the industry about $ 325 . 4 million . An additional $ 532 . 3 million is owed by companies , mostly government - owned power plants . government owes the industry about $ 325 How long has the money been owed for? 1 8 +1268 1 The crew of the space shuttle Discovery monitored a series of science experiments Wednesday and inspected the bulky suits two astronauts will wear during a five - hour spacewalk on Thursday . bulky Why are the suits bulky? 17 18 +1268 1 The crew of the space shuttle Discovery monitored a series of science experiments Wednesday and inspected the bulky suits two astronauts will wear during a five - hour spacewalk on Thursday . spacewalk Why are the astronauts going on a spacewalk? 28 29 +1268 1 The crew of the space shuttle Discovery monitored a series of science experiments Wednesday and inspected the bulky suits two astronauts will wear during a five - hour spacewalk on Thursday . during a five - hour spacewalk What will the spacewalk be required to repair? 23 29 +1268 1 The crew of the space shuttle Discovery monitored a series of science experiments Wednesday and inspected the bulky suits two astronauts will wear during a five - hour spacewalk on Thursday . Wednesday How many experiments were conducted on Wednesday? 13 14 +1268 2 It was a day of relative relaxation for the six - person crew , coming after a historic rendezvous with Russia ' s Mir space station and a telescope release . telescope release What is a telescope release? 28 30 +1268 2 It was a day of relative relaxation for the six - person crew , coming after a historic rendezvous with Russia ' s Mir space station and a telescope release . telescope release What telescope was released? 28 30 +1268 4 Wednesday ' s lull gave astronauts a chance to check on 20 science experiments in a shuttle laboratory , and Bernard Harris Jr . and Michael Foale double - checked their spacesuits . check on 20 science experiments What were the experiments intended to study? 9 14 +1268 5 Harris , a physician , will become the first black to take part in a spacewalk . He said during a TV interview Wednesday morning that he ' d like to dedicate the spacewalk to " all African - Americans , to African - American achievements . " spacewalk How does a spacewalk take place? 15 16 +1268 5 Harris , a physician , will become the first black to take part in a spacewalk . He said during a TV interview Wednesday morning that he ' d like to dedicate the spacewalk to " all African - Americans , to African - American achievements . " first black The 'first black' what? 8 10 +1269 1 Prime Minister Felipe Gonzalez once again brushed off calls for his resignation Wednesday and vowed to shepherd an ambitious legislative program through a parliament distracted by scandals allegedly involving his Socialist government . Prime Minister Felipe Gonzalez Prime Minister of which country? 0 4 +1269 1 Prime Minister Felipe Gonzalez once again brushed off calls for his resignation Wednesday and vowed to shepherd an ambitious legislative program through a parliament distracted by scandals allegedly involving his Socialist government . allegedly involving his Socialist government What types of scandals were effecting his government? 27 32 +1269 1 Prime Minister Felipe Gonzalez once again brushed off calls for his resignation Wednesday and vowed to shepherd an ambitious legislative program through a parliament distracted by scandals allegedly involving his Socialist government . calls who is calling for his resignation and why? 8 9 +1269 2 Gonzalez acknowledged " a general climate of unease " in Spain had prompted him to bring forward the annual State of the Nation address and debate in order to demonstrate the stability of his government . bring forward Bring forward to when? 15 17 +1269 2 Gonzalez acknowledged " a general climate of unease " in Spain had prompted him to bring forward the annual State of the Nation address and debate in order to demonstrate the stability of his government . climate of unease " Why was this term used to describe the overall tenor of the country? 5 9 +1269 2 Gonzalez acknowledged " a general climate of unease " in Spain had prompted him to bring forward the annual State of the Nation address and debate in order to demonstrate the stability of his government . stability how is his government stable? 31 32 +1269 3 But he said the scandals , including accusations the Interior Ministry had operated death squads that hunted down Basque separatists in neighboring France , would not prevent his government from running to its legal limit in 1997 . Basque separatists in neighboring France , Why was the government possibly hunting down separatists? 18 24 +1270 1 Palestinian police arrested 90 more suspected militants in raids throughout the Gaza Strip on Wednesday , the second day of a crackdown ordered by PLO chief Yasser Arafat . PLO chief Yasser Arafat Who is he and what is he doing wrong? Is he leading the militants? 24 28 +1270 1 Palestinian police arrested 90 more suspected militants in raids throughout the Gaza Strip on Wednesday , the second day of a crackdown ordered by PLO chief Yasser Arafat . arrested why were militants arrested 2 3 +1270 1 Palestinian police arrested 90 more suspected militants in raids throughout the Gaza Strip on Wednesday , the second day of a crackdown ordered by PLO chief Yasser Arafat . crackdown ordered by PLO chief Yasser Arafat Why was there a crackdown? 21 28 +1270 2 Arafat also ordered the establishment of a special court that would try Palestinians charged with security crimes , including bombing and shooting attacks on Israelis , an Arafat aide said . Israelis , why do the palestinians want to harm the israelis? 24 26 +1270 2 Arafat also ordered the establishment of a special court that would try Palestinians charged with security crimes , including bombing and shooting attacks on Israelis , an Arafat aide said . court who will be included in the court 8 9 +1270 2 Arafat also ordered the establishment of a special court that would try Palestinians charged with security crimes , including bombing and shooting attacks on Israelis , an Arafat aide said . special court What is a special court? 7 9 +1270 2 Arafat also ordered the establishment of a special court that would try Palestinians charged with security crimes , including bombing and shooting attacks on Israelis , an Arafat aide said . ordered the establishment of a special court Why the creation of such a court? 2 9 +1270 3 " We mean business , " said Arafat spokesman Marwan Kanafani , commenting on the arrests and the new court . " We mean business , " if they are so serious, then why have there been so many attacks in the past?\n 0 6 +1270 3 " We mean business , " said Arafat spokesman Marwan Kanafani , commenting on the arrests and the new court . commenting where was the commenting of the spokesman published 12 13 +1270 3 " We mean business , " said Arafat spokesman Marwan Kanafani , commenting on the arrests and the new court . mean business , " What does it mean to mean business? 2 6 +1270 4 Most of those detained Wednesday were followers of the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine , a radical Damascus - based group opposed to reconciliation with Israel . Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine , what does this group stand for?\n 9 17 +1270 4 Most of those detained Wednesday were followers of the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine , a radical Damascus - based group opposed to reconciliation with Israel . radical Why is the group radical? 18 19 +1270 4 Most of those detained Wednesday were followers of the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine , a radical Damascus - based group opposed to reconciliation with Israel . opposed to reconciliation with Israel What is the reasoning for being opposed to a peace process? 23 28 +1270 5 A secretary at the DFLP ' s office in the town of Abasan said police carried out the arrests overnight , bringing the two - day total of the group ' s members in detention to 150 . group ' s how many are in this group?\n 29 32 +1270 5 A secretary at the DFLP ' s office in the town of Abasan said police carried out the arrests overnight , bringing the two - day total of the group ' s members in detention to 150 . detention what was the number of members in detention before 34 35 +1271 1 Swedish slalom skier Thomas Fogdoe will be out for the season and may have sustained permanent back damage from a skiing crash that occurred while enroute to a training session , doctors said Wednesday . skiing crash What caused the crash to occur? 20 22 +1271 1 Swedish slalom skier Thomas Fogdoe will be out for the season and may have sustained permanent back damage from a skiing crash that occurred while enroute to a training session , doctors said Wednesday . crash Was there another party involved in the accident? 21 22 +1271 2 Fogdoe , 24 , underwent four hours of surgery , until early Wednesday , following the accident Tuesday at the downhill course in Aare , about 700 kilometers ( 440 miles ) northwest of Stockholm . four hours of surgery , Was the surgery successful? 5 10 +1271 3 " It is a serious back injury , " Goran Skog , the national team physician , told Swedish television . serious back injury , " How serious is it? 4 9 +1271 3 " It is a serious back injury , " Goran Skog , the national team physician , told Swedish television . serious Is the injury recoverable? 4 5 +1271 4 " It is too early to say if the injury will be permanent , " Skog said . " But he is definitely out for this season . " too early to say When will they be able to say? 3 7 +1271 4 " It is too early to say if the injury will be permanent , " Skog said . " But he is definitely out for this season . " this season How long is the season? 25 27 +1271 4 " It is too early to say if the injury will be permanent , " Skog said . " But he is definitely out for this season . " too early when will we know if the injury is permanent? 3 5 +1271 5 Skog said the damage was as if the 12th " verterbra had been dislocated . " Three surgeons operated on Fogdoe to reduce the pressure on the spine and stabilize the vertebrae . the damage Where exactly was the damage? 2 4 +1271 5 Skog said the damage was as if the 12th " verterbra had been dislocated . " Three surgeons operated on Fogdoe to reduce the pressure on the spine and stabilize the vertebrae . Three surgeons Why did it take so many surgeons? 16 18 +1271 5 Skog said the damage was as if the 12th " verterbra had been dislocated . " Three surgeons operated on Fogdoe to reduce the pressure on the spine and stabilize the vertebrae . reduce the pressure How did they reduce the pressure? 22 25 +1272 1 With the United Nations set to vote on a major peacekeeping operation for Angola , rebel leader Jonas Savimbi has unexpectedly challenged the treaty halting the southern African nation ' s civil war . unexpectedly challenged the treaty Why was the treaty challenged? 20 24 +1272 1 With the United Nations set to vote on a major peacekeeping operation for Angola , rebel leader Jonas Savimbi has unexpectedly challenged the treaty halting the southern African nation ' s civil war . challenged What is Savimbi's reason for challenging the treaty? 21 22 +1272 1 With the United Nations set to vote on a major peacekeeping operation for Angola , rebel leader Jonas Savimbi has unexpectedly challenged the treaty halting the southern African nation ' s civil war . challenged the treaty Why did Jonas Savimbi challenge the treaty? 21 24 +1272 2 Savimbi , commander of an estimated 50 , 000 well - armed UNITA guerrillas , told a mass meeting of rebel loyalists in the central Angolan bush he had " grave doubts " about the Nov . 20 treaty that ended the nation ' s 20 - year - civil war . he had " grave doubts " What was he skeptical about with the treaty? 27 33 +1272 2 Savimbi , commander of an estimated 50 , 000 well - armed UNITA guerrillas , told a mass meeting of rebel loyalists in the central Angolan bush he had " grave doubts " about the Nov . 20 treaty that ended the nation ' s 20 - year - civil war . 20 - year - civil What were the groups fighting for during the civil war? 45 50 +1272 2 Savimbi , commander of an estimated 50 , 000 well - armed UNITA guerrillas , told a mass meeting of rebel loyalists in the central Angolan bush he had " grave doubts " about the Nov . 20 treaty that ended the nation ' s 20 - year - civil war . " grave doubts " What kind of \"grave doubts\" did Savimbi have about the treaty? 29 33 +1272 3 " If the real state of the Angolan people is not considered , then there is no treaty , " the 60 - year - old rebel leader said . Parts of Savimbi ' s address were transmitted Wednesday by Portuguese TSF radio . Angolan What does Savimbi want for the Angolan people? 7 8 +1272 3 " If the real state of the Angolan people is not considered , then there is no treaty , " the 60 - year - old rebel leader said . Parts of Savimbi ' s address were transmitted Wednesday by Portuguese TSF radio . not considered , Why weren't Angolan people considered in the treaty? 10 13 +1272 5 Savimbi ' s threat to abandon the treaty came as the United Nations was scheduled to vote Wednesday on a nearly dlrs 400 million package for the first year of a 7 , 000 - strong Angolan peacekeeping operation for the war - devastated southern African nation . vote What part of the negotiation is Savimbi discontent about? 16 17 +1272 5 Savimbi ' s threat to abandon the treaty came as the United Nations was scheduled to vote Wednesday on a nearly dlrs 400 million package for the first year of a 7 , 000 - strong Angolan peacekeeping operation for the war - devastated southern African nation . nearly dlrs 400 million package What would that money be used for exactly? 20 25 +1273 1 Students protesting racial comments by the president of New Jersey ' s state university staged a basketball court sit - in Tuesday that forced suspension of the game . protesting racial comments What is the nature of the comments? 1 4 +1273 1 Students protesting racial comments by the president of New Jersey ' s state university staged a basketball court sit - in Tuesday that forced suspension of the game . racial comments Who and what are the racial comments about? 2 4 +1273 1 Students protesting racial comments by the president of New Jersey ' s state university staged a basketball court sit - in Tuesday that forced suspension of the game . protesting racial comments What did the comments entail? 1 4 +1273 1 Students protesting racial comments by the president of New Jersey ' s state university staged a basketball court sit - in Tuesday that forced suspension of the game . racial What did the president say that is considered 'racial comments'? 2 3 +1273 1 Students protesting racial comments by the president of New Jersey ' s state university staged a basketball court sit - in Tuesday that forced suspension of the game . president Does the university president have a reputation for making controversial or racist statements? 6 7 +1273 3 Rutgers President Francis L . Lawrence was not at the game . He has been criticized for his comments last fall that minorities don ' t have the hereditary genetic background to do well on college entrance exams . He has been criticized Who criticized him? 12 16 +1273 3 Rutgers President Francis L . Lawrence was not at the game . He has been criticized for his comments last fall that minorities don ' t have the hereditary genetic background to do well on college entrance exams . don ' t have the hereditary genetic background What was the basis for the chancellor's comments? 23 31 +1273 3 Rutgers President Francis L . Lawrence was not at the game . He has been criticized for his comments last fall that minorities don ' t have the hereditary genetic background to do well on college entrance exams . criticized Who has been criticizing him? Have there been any consequences to his remarks? 15 16 +1273 4 As some students sat in the middle of the basketball court , several others circled them , carrying banners blasting Lawrence . several others Were the people circling the group hostile to the students in the center? 12 14 +1273 4 As some students sat in the middle of the basketball court , several others circled them , carrying banners blasting Lawrence . blasting What did the banners say? 19 20 +1274 1 When Toyota Motor Co . President Tatsuro Toyoda preaches the corporate gospel his firm pioneered - - lean production - - automotive executives listen closely . lean production Why is the concept called lean? 17 19 +1274 1 When Toyota Motor Co . President Tatsuro Toyoda preaches the corporate gospel his firm pioneered - - lean production - - automotive executives listen closely . lean production What are some of the hallmarks of lean production? 17 19 +1274 2 But these days they don ' t get lectured on how Toyota forged the industry standard for low - cost production 20 years ago . they don ' t get lectured When did they get lectured before? 3 9 +1274 2 But these days they don ' t get lectured on how Toyota forged the industry standard for low - cost production 20 years ago . they don ' t get lectured Why don't they get lectured? 3 9 +1274 3 Instead they hear how Japan ' s No . 1 automaker was jolted into further economies by the Japanese auto crisis of the 1990s , shaving production costs by dlrs 3 billion over the last two years . Japanese auto crisis of the 1990s , What led to this downturn? 18 25 +1274 4 Cost reduction has become the industry ' s driving force , with the Japanese leaving Americans in their wake in the 1980s , and Americans recently turning the tables - - with a little help from the surging Japanese yen . Americans Does this refer to American car manufacturers? 15 16 +1274 4 Cost reduction has become the industry ' s driving force , with the Japanese leaving Americans in their wake in the 1980s , and Americans recently turning the tables - - with a little help from the surging Japanese yen . the Japanese leaving Americans in their wake How did the Japanese leave Americans in their wake? 12 19 +1274 5 Chrysler and Ford have scrimped and scraped to shave costs down to where they squeeze more profit out of every vehicle sold - - more than dlrs 1 , 300 and dlrs 1 , 000 respectively last year - - than probably any other automaker . shave costs down How were costs minimized? 8 11 +1274 5 Chrysler and Ford have scrimped and scraped to shave costs down to where they squeeze more profit out of every vehicle sold - - more than dlrs 1 , 300 and dlrs 1 , 000 respectively last year - - than probably any other automaker . probably Can we verify this? 41 42 +1275 1 Former President Kenneth Kaunda vowed Wednesday to fight his way back to power in elections next year , and accused the government of trying to stifle his campaign . trying to stifle his campaign How was his campaign being stifled? 23 28 +1275 1 Former President Kenneth Kaunda vowed Wednesday to fight his way back to power in elections next year , and accused the government of trying to stifle his campaign . accused Why did former President Kenneth Kaunda accused the government of stifling his campaign? 19 20 +1275 1 Former President Kenneth Kaunda vowed Wednesday to fight his way back to power in elections next year , and accused the government of trying to stifle his campaign . vowed Why does President Kenneth Kaunda wants to fight his way back in elections next year? 4 5 +1275 1 Former President Kenneth Kaunda vowed Wednesday to fight his way back to power in elections next year , and accused the government of trying to stifle his campaign . fight How does the President plan to get back in power? 7 8 +1275 1 Former President Kenneth Kaunda vowed Wednesday to fight his way back to power in elections next year , and accused the government of trying to stifle his campaign . Wednesday Which Wednesday is this? What is the specific date? 5 6 +1275 1 Former President Kenneth Kaunda vowed Wednesday to fight his way back to power in elections next year , and accused the government of trying to stifle his campaign . fight his way back to power Why would he manage to fight his way back? 7 13 +1275 1 Former President Kenneth Kaunda vowed Wednesday to fight his way back to power in elections next year , and accused the government of trying to stifle his campaign . stifle his campaign How did the government try to stifle his campaign? 25 28 +1275 2 Kaunda , 70 , said he has already been out on the trail , but several of his rallies were cancelled by police who gave no grounds for their action . cancelled by police Why did the police want to cancel his rallies? 20 23 +1275 2 Kaunda , 70 , said he has already been out on the trail , but several of his rallies were cancelled by police who gave no grounds for their action . cancelled Why were Kaunda's rallies cancelled? 20 21 +1275 2 Kaunda , 70 , said he has already been out on the trail , but several of his rallies were cancelled by police who gave no grounds for their action . action Why were Kaunda's rallies cancelled by police? 29 30 +1275 2 Kaunda , 70 , said he has already been out on the trail , but several of his rallies were cancelled by police who gave no grounds for their action . police Who are the police? A station or specific department? 22 23 +1275 2 Kaunda , 70 , said he has already been out on the trail , but several of his rallies were cancelled by police who gave no grounds for their action . already been out on the trail , Why is campaigning an issue? 7 14 +1275 2 Kaunda , 70 , said he has already been out on the trail , but several of his rallies were cancelled by police who gave no grounds for their action . several of his rallies were cancelled Why were his rallies cancelled? 15 21 +1275 2 Kaunda , 70 , said he has already been out on the trail , but several of his rallies were cancelled by police who gave no grounds for their action . gave no grounds for their action Why did the police prevent the rallies? 24 30 +1275 3 The veteran politician , interviewed by the state - controlled Times of Zambia newspaper , said he would defy further bans on political meetings that he charged were ordered by President Frederick Chiluba ' s governing party . bans on political meetings What was the reasoning behind the bans on political meetings? 20 24 +1275 3 The veteran politician , interviewed by the state - controlled Times of Zambia newspaper , said he would defy further bans on political meetings that he charged were ordered by President Frederick Chiluba ' s governing party . ordered Why did President Frederick Chiluba's governing party put bans on political meetings? 28 29 +1275 3 The veteran politician , interviewed by the state - controlled Times of Zambia newspaper , said he would defy further bans on political meetings that he charged were ordered by President Frederick Chiluba ' s governing party . bans on political meetings Why were their bans on political meetings? 20 24 +1275 4 " I will beat them at their own game , because I have gone around most parts of the country and I know what I ' m talking about , " he said . beat How does Kaunda plan on beating them at their own game? 3 4 +1275 4 " I will beat them at their own game , because I have gone around most parts of the country and I know what I ' m talking about , " he said . beat them How will the former president manage this? 3 5 +1275 5 Kaunda , defeated by Chiluba ' s Movement for Multiparty Democracy in 1991 in the first democratic elections since he led the nation to independence from Britain in 1964 , also accused the government of failing to pay benefits he was due as a longtime head of state . benefits he was due What type of benefits was he claiming he was owed? 38 42 +1275 5 Kaunda , defeated by Chiluba ' s Movement for Multiparty Democracy in 1991 in the first democratic elections since he led the nation to independence from Britain in 1964 , also accused the government of failing to pay benefits he was due as a longtime head of state . failing Why did the government fail to pay benefits he was due as a head of state? 35 36 +1275 5 Kaunda , defeated by Chiluba ' s Movement for Multiparty Democracy in 1991 in the first democratic elections since he led the nation to independence from Britain in 1964 , also accused the government of failing to pay benefits he was due as a longtime head of state . benefits What benefits are these? 38 39 +1275 5 Kaunda , defeated by Chiluba ' s Movement for Multiparty Democracy in 1991 in the first democratic elections since he led the nation to independence from Britain in 1964 , also accused the government of failing to pay benefits he was due as a longtime head of state . defeated by Chiluba ' s Movement Why was this movement important? 2 8 +1275 5 Kaunda , defeated by Chiluba ' s Movement for Multiparty Democracy in 1991 in the first democratic elections since he led the nation to independence from Britain in 1964 , also accused the government of failing to pay benefits he was due as a longtime head of state . the first democratic elections Why were these the first democratic elections in decades? 14 18 +1275 5 Kaunda , defeated by Chiluba ' s Movement for Multiparty Democracy in 1991 in the first democratic elections since he led the nation to independence from Britain in 1964 , also accused the government of failing to pay benefits he was due as a longtime head of state . failing to pay benefits Why was he denied the benefits? 35 39 +1276 1 The head of the U . S . House of Represenatives said Wednesday he was willing to meet with a federal mediator to discuss the protracted U . S . Major League Baseball strike , but thought congessional intervention was " a very bad idea . " congessional intervention was " a very bad idea . " Why is it a \"very bad idea\"? 37 47 +1276 1 The head of the U . S . House of Represenatives said Wednesday he was willing to meet with a federal mediator to discuss the protracted U . S . Major League Baseball strike , but thought congessional intervention was " a very bad idea . " congessional intervention was " a very bad idea . " Why did he think this would not be constructive? 37 47 +1276 1 The head of the U . S . House of Represenatives said Wednesday he was willing to meet with a federal mediator to discuss the protracted U . S . Major League Baseball strike , but thought congessional intervention was " a very bad idea . " very bad idea why did he think this? 42 45 +1276 1 The head of the U . S . House of Represenatives said Wednesday he was willing to meet with a federal mediator to discuss the protracted U . S . Major League Baseball strike , but thought congessional intervention was " a very bad idea . " head Who was the head of the U.S. House of Representatives at the time of this article? 1 2 +1276 2 Telling reporters that he and Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole were prepared to discuss the situation with mediator W . J . Usery , Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich also reiterated that he thought Congress should be focusing on other issues . focusing on other issues . What other issues did Newt think should be focused on? 38 43 +1276 2 Telling reporters that he and Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole were prepared to discuss the situation with mediator W . J . Usery , Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich also reiterated that he thought Congress should be focusing on other issues . other issues what other issues? 40 42 +1276 2 Telling reporters that he and Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole were prepared to discuss the situation with mediator W . J . Usery , Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich also reiterated that he thought Congress should be focusing on other issues . focusing What are some examples of other issues Gingrich referred to? 38 39 +1276 3 " The fact is , if you start settling ( labor disputes ) industry by industry , how many should we solve , " he said . " I just think it ' s a very bad idea to politicize it . " disputes ) How long has the Major League Baseball strike lasted? 11 13 +1276 5 " We are not in a position today to rush into any decision . I am not closing the door . . I just do not think that Congress should rush into it , " he said . position Who put Major League Baseball as a congressional issue that needed congressional intervention? 6 7 +1277 1 A body with three bullets in its head found in an eastern beach town was identified Wednesday as that of a Mexican book distributor who disappeared from his San Juan office last week . book distributor what is the name of the book distributor 22 24 +1277 1 A body with three bullets in its head found in an eastern beach town was identified Wednesday as that of a Mexican book distributor who disappeared from his San Juan office last week . found in an eastern beach town How was the person discovered? 8 14 +1277 2 The Institute of Forensic Medicine said the body found on a little - used highway in the town of Fajardo Tuesday was that of Guillermo Munoz Romero , 45 . He was general manager of the Puerto Rican office of the Fernandez Editores book company of Mexico . body found at what time body found 7 9 +1277 3 The institute based its conclusion on an identification by relatives of the victim who traveled here from Mexico . relatives which relatives identified the body 9 10 +1277 3 The institute based its conclusion on an identification by relatives of the victim who traveled here from Mexico . traveled here from Mexico Why had he traveled to this town? 14 18 +1277 4 Police said they found the body after receiving two anonymous phone calls , one reporting gunshots near the highway , the second reporting a dead body on the road . phone calls , when were the phone calls made 10 13 +1277 4 Police said they found the body after receiving two anonymous phone calls , one reporting gunshots near the highway , the second reporting a dead body on the road . second reporting a dead body on the road When did these calls come in? 21 29 +1277 5 Pathologist Maria Conte said Munoz Romero was killed only shortly before he was found . was killed only shortly before he was found how did they understand that he was killed only shortly before he was found? 6 14 +1277 5 Pathologist Maria Conte said Munoz Romero was killed only shortly before he was found . shortly before he was found What characteristics allowed the pathologist to determine the time of death? 9 14 +1277 5 Pathologist Maria Conte said Munoz Romero was killed only shortly before he was found . Romero How did the pathologist find out that Romero was killed shortly before he was found? 5 6 +1278 1 European Union leaders said Wednesday Israel and the Union had a " number of differences " over Israel ' s trade status in Europe , and that experts from both sides would meet next week to resolve them . a " number of differences " What exactly were these differences? 10 16 +1278 1 European Union leaders said Wednesday Israel and the Union had a " number of differences " over Israel ' s trade status in Europe , and that experts from both sides would meet next week to resolve them . leaders which leaders / from which countries? 2 3 +1278 3 The announcement that the economic experts will meet on Feb . 16 in Europe comes in the wake of Israel ' s dissatisfaction with its trade status in Europe . Israel is looking to narrow a dlrs 7 billion trade deficit with European nations . dlrs what does this mean? 36 37 +1278 3 The announcement that the economic experts will meet on Feb . 16 in Europe comes in the wake of Israel ' s dissatisfaction with its trade status in Europe . Israel is looking to narrow a dlrs 7 billion trade deficit with European nations . dissatisfaction What caused the dissatisfaction? 22 23 +1278 5 " There still remains at the center a number of differences , " he added . differences , " what differences? 10 13 +1278 5 " There still remains at the center a number of differences , " he added . differences , " Which differences are these? 10 13 +1279 1 During the early weeks of his stewardship of the U . S . Senate Foreign Relations committee , Sen . Jesse Helms has displayed only occasional flashes of the conservative combativeness that has been his trademark . flashes of the conservative combativeness Why has his personality changed in this capacity? 26 31 +1279 1 During the early weeks of his stewardship of the U . S . Senate Foreign Relations committee , Sen . Jesse Helms has displayed only occasional flashes of the conservative combativeness that has been his trademark . occasional flashes How often have the flashes occured? 25 27 +1279 1 During the early weeks of his stewardship of the U . S . Senate Foreign Relations committee , Sen . Jesse Helms has displayed only occasional flashes of the conservative combativeness that has been his trademark . conservative combativeness Towards what exactly? 29 31 +1279 1 During the early weeks of his stewardship of the U . S . Senate Foreign Relations committee , Sen . Jesse Helms has displayed only occasional flashes of the conservative combativeness that has been his trademark . only occasional flashes Why so few? 24 27 +1279 2 On such issues as arms control and the Clinton administration ' s agreement with North Korean on nuclear technology , Helms has surprised many by being more accommodating to the administration than adversarial . more accommodating to the administration Why was he less likely to go against the Clinton administration? 26 31 +1279 2 On such issues as arms control and the Clinton administration ' s agreement with North Korean on nuclear technology , Helms has surprised many by being more accommodating to the administration than adversarial . more accommodating Was his platform when running opposed to these issues? 26 28 +1279 4 Titled the " Cuban Liberty and Solidarity Act , " Helms ' bill also seeks to internationalize the U . S . embargo against Cuba and to authorize U . S . aid after a democratic succession in Cuba . internationalize the U . S . embargo How would internationalizing it help the US? 16 23 +1279 5 Helms planned to unveil his proposal at a news conference , where he was to be joined by Cuban - American and other congressional opponents of Castro . unveil his proposal When is he planning this? 3 6 +1280 1 AC Milan captured the European Super Cup defeating Arsenal 2 - 0 in their second leg final at San Siro stadium Wednesday night . second How many game are there in the Super Cup? 14 15 +1280 1 AC Milan captured the European Super Cup defeating Arsenal 2 - 0 in their second leg final at San Siro stadium Wednesday night . 2 - 0 who scored the goals? 9 12 +1280 2 Croat forward Zvonimir Boban scored the opener in the 41st minute on a fast counterattack . Italian veteran Daniele Massaro made it two with a perfect header in the 65th of the first game played in Italy since the Jan . 29 stabbing death of a fan . stabbing death of a fan Why was there a stabbing death at the football stadium? 42 47 +1280 2 Croat forward Zvonimir Boban scored the opener in the 41st minute on a fast counterattack . Italian veteran Daniele Massaro made it two with a perfect header in the 65th of the first game played in Italy since the Jan . 29 stabbing death of a fan . stabbing What happened at the stabbing? 42 43 +1280 2 Croat forward Zvonimir Boban scored the opener in the 41st minute on a fast counterattack . Italian veteran Daniele Massaro made it two with a perfect header in the 65th of the first game played in Italy since the Jan . 29 stabbing death of a fan . Jan . 29 stabbing death of a fan What's the story here? 39 47 +1280 2 Croat forward Zvonimir Boban scored the opener in the 41st minute on a fast counterattack . Italian veteran Daniele Massaro made it two with a perfect header in the 65th of the first game played in Italy since the Jan . 29 stabbing death of a fan . 29 stabbing death of a fan why was the fan stabbed? 41 47 +1280 4 It was the third Super Cup victory and the 13th International trophy for the Milan powerhouse which is owned by former Italian premier Silvio Berlusconi . powerhouse Who are some key members of the Milan team? 15 16 +1280 5 Milan supporters kept almost silent during the first half , in sign of respect for the Genoa fan stabbed to death prior to a league game 11 days ago . stabbed Why was the fan stabbed to death? 18 19 +1280 5 Milan supporters kept almost silent during the first half , in sign of respect for the Genoa fan stabbed to death prior to a league game 11 days ago . Genoa fan stabbed to death again, what's the story here? 16 21 +1280 5 Milan supporters kept almost silent during the first half , in sign of respect for the Genoa fan stabbed to death prior to a league game 11 days ago . almost silent but not totally silent? 3 5 +1281 1 Andreas Goldberger of Austria captured his sixth World Cup ski jumping victory of the season Wednesday night , extending his lead to 402 points in the overall standings . points in the overall standings . How late in the season did Goldberger have this sort of lead? 23 29 +1281 1 Andreas Goldberger of Austria captured his sixth World Cup ski jumping victory of the season Wednesday night , extending his lead to 402 points in the overall standings . Wednesday What is the date of Wednesday night? 15 16 +1281 2 Goldberger had jumps of 134 and 128 . 5 meters for 272 . 5 points on the large hill before a crowd of some 8 , 000 at Lysgardsbakken , the site of last year ' s Winter Olympic ski jumping competition . His first - round effort was the longest of the evening . Lysgardsbakken , What country is Lysgardsbakken in? 28 30 +1281 3 Takanobu Okabe of Japan was a distant second with 254 . 9 points after rides of 121 . 5 and 131 . 5 meters . Takanobu Okabe How long has Takanobu Okabe been ski jumping? 0 2 +1281 3 Takanobu Okabe of Japan was a distant second with 254 . 9 points after rides of 121 . 5 and 131 . 5 meters . 121 . 5 Are the ski jump scores respectively? 16 19 +1281 4 Goldberger , who won bronze medals on the large hill and the team event in the Winter Games , leads the overall standings with 1 , 171 points after 17 of 22 meets . Janne Ahonen of Finland , who wound up 23rd , is second overall with 769 points . meets What does \"meets\" mean? 32 33 +1281 5 The Norwegians had a black day . Only four of the 16 Norwegian jumpers qualified for the second round . Sture Holseter , a 17 - year - old junior , was 16th for the best Norwegian placing . four Who are the four Norwegians that placed? 8 9 +1282 1 Angola ' s rebel leader on Wednesday gave a qualified endorsement to a peace accord between the government and his UNITA movement . He denied being " humiliated " by recent military defeats . military defeats What recent military defeats did Angola's rebel leader deny? 31 33 +1282 1 Angola ' s rebel leader on Wednesday gave a qualified endorsement to a peace accord between the government and his UNITA movement . He denied being " humiliated " by recent military defeats . Angola ' s rebel leader In what ways is Angola's leader a rebel? 0 5 +1282 1 Angola ' s rebel leader on Wednesday gave a qualified endorsement to a peace accord between the government and his UNITA movement . He denied being " humiliated " by recent military defeats . qualified endorsement Why did the rebel leader give a qualified endorsement and what makes it qualified? 9 11 +1282 1 Angola ' s rebel leader on Wednesday gave a qualified endorsement to a peace accord between the government and his UNITA movement . He denied being " humiliated " by recent military defeats . Angola ' s rebel leader What is his name? How long has he been leading the rebels?\n 0 5 +1282 1 Angola ' s rebel leader on Wednesday gave a qualified endorsement to a peace accord between the government and his UNITA movement . He denied being " humiliated " by recent military defeats . military defeats How impactful were these defeats? 31 33 +1282 2 In a rare interview at his headquarters in the refugee - crammed , bombed - out town of Bailundo , where his guerrilla army retreated in November , Jonas Savimbi said he wants peace . interview With whom did Savimbi engage in a rare interview? 3 4 +1282 2 In a rare interview at his headquarters in the refugee - crammed , bombed - out town of Bailundo , where his guerrilla army retreated in November , Jonas Savimbi said he wants peace . where his guerrilla army retreated Why did they retreat there? 20 25 +1282 2 In a rare interview at his headquarters in the refugee - crammed , bombed - out town of Bailundo , where his guerrilla army retreated in November , Jonas Savimbi said he wants peace . In a rare interview Who conducted this interview? 0 4 +1282 2 In a rare interview at his headquarters in the refugee - crammed , bombed - out town of Bailundo , where his guerrilla army retreated in November , Jonas Savimbi said he wants peace . guerrilla army retreated in November , Why did Savimbi retreat to this particular town? 22 28 +1282 3 And , he said , he would acknowledge the government of President Jose Eduardo dos Santos - - under conditions of mutual respect . mutual respect Will Savimbi outline the conditions of mutual respect to which refers? 21 23 +1282 3 And , he said , he would acknowledge the government of President Jose Eduardo dos Santos - - under conditions of mutual respect . under conditions of mutual respect What type of conditions? Does he want to be acknowledged as legitimate in any way? 18 23 +1282 3 And , he said , he would acknowledge the government of President Jose Eduardo dos Santos - - under conditions of mutual respect . conditions of mutual respect What would be the conditions that would satisfy this qualification? 19 23 +1282 4 The agreement , signed Nov . 20 in Lusaka , Zambia , culminated a year of U . N . - brokered negotiations . Savimbi didn ' t appear for the signing ceremony , implying he did not fully support it . fully support In what other ways has Savimbi implied that he does not fully support the agreement? 38 40 +1282 4 The agreement , signed Nov . 20 in Lusaka , Zambia , culminated a year of U . N . - brokered negotiations . Savimbi didn ' t appear for the signing ceremony , implying he did not fully support it . U . N . - brokered negotiations Why did the U.N. have to get involved in these negotiations? 16 23 +1282 4 The agreement , signed Nov . 20 in Lusaka , Zambia , culminated a year of U . N . - brokered negotiations . Savimbi didn ' t appear for the signing ceremony , implying he did not fully support it . he did not fully support it Why didn't Savimbi support the agreement? 35 41 +1282 5 Throughout the 40 - minute interview , Savimbi seemed to hedge about the peace accord , suggesting it would be hard for him to persuade UNITA ' s followers to accept it . hedge In what behaviors did Savimbi engage that would indicate he was hedging about the peace accord? 10 11 +1282 5 Throughout the 40 - minute interview , Savimbi seemed to hedge about the peace accord , suggesting it would be hard for him to persuade UNITA ' s followers to accept it . hard for him to persuade UNITA ' s Why won't UNITA accept the peace accord? 20 28 +1282 5 Throughout the 40 - minute interview , Savimbi seemed to hedge about the peace accord , suggesting it would be hard for him to persuade UNITA ' s followers to accept it . Throughout the 40 - minute interview , Was this interview filmed/recorded? 0 7 +1282 5 Throughout the 40 - minute interview , Savimbi seemed to hedge about the peace accord , suggesting it would be hard for him to persuade UNITA ' s followers to accept it . hard for him to persuade UNITA ' s followers Why would they be unlikely to accept the terms? 20 29 +1283 1 Peru attacked Ecuadorean border posts with helicopter raids and mortar fire , and Ecuador claimed it downed its fourth Peruvian helicopter . Talks resumed in Brazil to end the 2 - week - old fighting . end the 2 - week - old fighting What was causing the raids and fighting? 27 35 +1283 1 Peru attacked Ecuadorean border posts with helicopter raids and mortar fire , and Ecuador claimed it downed its fourth Peruvian helicopter . Talks resumed in Brazil to end the 2 - week - old fighting . resumed in Brazil Where in Brazil did the talks resume 23 26 +1283 1 Peru attacked Ecuadorean border posts with helicopter raids and mortar fire , and Ecuador claimed it downed its fourth Peruvian helicopter . Talks resumed in Brazil to end the 2 - week - old fighting . 2 - week - old Why were Peru and Ecuador fighting? 29 34 +1283 2 In Lima , the Peruvian capital , armed forces chief Gen . Nicolas Hermoza said Peru had dislodged Ecuador ' s forces from Base Sur and Cueva de los Tayos , two of three posts that Peru says are in its territory . Peru says are in its territory . Why does Peru claim the posts are in their territory? 36 43 +1283 2 In Lima , the Peruvian capital , armed forces chief Gen . Nicolas Hermoza said Peru had dislodged Ecuador ' s forces from Base Sur and Cueva de los Tayos , two of three posts that Peru says are in its territory . Peru had dislodged Ecuador ' s forces How had they dislodged the forces 15 22 +1283 2 In Lima , the Peruvian capital , armed forces chief Gen . Nicolas Hermoza said Peru had dislodged Ecuador ' s forces from Base Sur and Cueva de los Tayos , two of three posts that Peru says are in its territory . dislodged Ecuador ' s forces Why did Peru dislodge Ecuador's forces from the bases all of a sudden? 17 22 +1283 3 He said his troops had surrounded Tiwintza , the third border post in a disputed area of rugged , jungle - covered mountains 350 kilometers ( 220 miles ) southeast of Quito and 1 , 000 kilometers ( 600 miles ) north of Lima . surrounded Tiwintza , Why did the troops surround Tiwintza? 5 8 +1283 4 Ecuador denied the report , insisting its forces remained in nine border posts that have come under attack since Jan . 26 . that have come under attack since Jan . 26 From who had they come under attack? 13 22 +1283 4 Ecuador denied the report , insisting its forces remained in nine border posts that have come under attack since Jan . 26 . come under attack Why did the border posts come under attack? 15 18 +1284 1 The U . S . dollar fell against the Japanese yen in early trading in Tokyo Thursday , while prices on the Tokyo Stock Exchange declined in light trading . declined why were the prices declined 25 26 +1284 1 The U . S . dollar fell against the Japanese yen in early trading in Tokyo Thursday , while prices on the Tokyo Stock Exchange declined in light trading . Thursday , what date? 16 18 +1284 4 The Jan . 17 earthquake killed at least 5 , 291 people , including 184 foreigners , according to official and media reports . foreigners , who were the foreigners 15 17 +1284 5 There was also a perception that some Japanese companies are repatriating capital ahead of Japan ' s fiscal year - end on March 31 . repatriating capital How is this being done? 10 12 +1284 5 There was also a perception that some Japanese companies are repatriating capital ahead of Japan ' s fiscal year - end on March 31 . some which companies 6 7 +1284 5 There was also a perception that some Japanese companies are repatriating capital ahead of Japan ' s fiscal year - end on March 31 . companies which companies? 8 9 +1285 1 Indonesia has promised to investigate reports that its troops shot dead six civilians in the disputed territory of East Timor in January , the Australian Foreign Affairs Department said Thursday . shot dead six civilians Why did the troops fire on the civilians? 9 13 +1285 1 Indonesia has promised to investigate reports that its troops shot dead six civilians in the disputed territory of East Timor in January , the Australian Foreign Affairs Department said Thursday . shot dead six civilians why did they do this? 9 13 +1285 1 Indonesia has promised to investigate reports that its troops shot dead six civilians in the disputed territory of East Timor in January , the Australian Foreign Affairs Department said Thursday . territory Who is the other party disputing the territory with Indonesia? 16 17 +1285 2 Department spokesman Paul Molloy said Indonesia had officially advised Australia of its investigation plans . advised Australia why did they speak with australia? 8 10 +1285 3 Earlier several nations , including Australia and New Zealand , expressed concern about the killings on Jan . 12 . killings Why did the troops shoot civilians in the first place? What was the dispute with civilians? 14 15 +1285 4 " We have said we are concerned at the reports that those who had been killed on Jan . 12 were civilians and we have asked for clarification as to what happened , " Molloy said . clarification What did the final report say about the investigation? 27 28 +1285 5 " We have been advised by Indonesia that an investigative team is being sent to follow up the case . " investigative team how big is the team? 9 11 +1286 1 Before Bernard Harris Jr . was allowed to take a Navajo flag aboard Discovery , tribal medicine men had to bless it with corn pollen and make sure the space shuttle ' s path fit with their beliefs : It had to orbit clockwise . It had to orbit clockwise . What does this direction mean in Navajo theology? 39 45 +1286 1 Before Bernard Harris Jr . was allowed to take a Navajo flag aboard Discovery , tribal medicine men had to bless it with corn pollen and make sure the space shuttle ' s path fit with their beliefs : It had to orbit clockwise . corn pollen What is the purpose of using corn pollen specifically when blessing the flag? 23 25 +1286 1 Before Bernard Harris Jr . was allowed to take a Navajo flag aboard Discovery , tribal medicine men had to bless it with corn pollen and make sure the space shuttle ' s path fit with their beliefs : It had to orbit clockwise . orbit clockwise Why did it have to orbit clockwise? 42 44 +1286 1 Before Bernard Harris Jr . was allowed to take a Navajo flag aboard Discovery , tribal medicine men had to bless it with corn pollen and make sure the space shuttle ' s path fit with their beliefs : It had to orbit clockwise . tribal medicine men had to bless it What is the ritual behind the blessing? 15 22 +1286 1 Before Bernard Harris Jr . was allowed to take a Navajo flag aboard Discovery , tribal medicine men had to bless it with corn pollen and make sure the space shuttle ' s path fit with their beliefs : It had to orbit clockwise . It had to orbit clockwise How did the clockwise orbit fit with the beliefs of tribal medicine men? 39 44 +1286 2 When the Navajo decided that from their viewpoint , Discovery ' s orbit met the requirement , all signals were go for Harris to carry the first Navajo item to fly in space . NASA allows astronauts to carry up a few small belongings for whomever they want . Navajo item what was the item that was taken to space? 27 29 +1286 3 " I ' m flying this flag for them because being there I could see their plight as the original Americans , " said Harris , a 38 - year - old black physician who lived on a Navajo reservation from ages 7 to 15 . His mother taught at boarding schools run by the U . S . Bureau of Indian Affairs . plight What was the specific plight that they faced? 16 17 +1286 3 " I ' m flying this flag for them because being there I could see their plight as the original Americans , " said Harris , a 38 - year - old black physician who lived on a Navajo reservation from ages 7 to 15 . His mother taught at boarding schools run by the U . S . Bureau of Indian Affairs . " I ' m flying this flag for them What does the flag represent? 0 9 +1286 3 " I ' m flying this flag for them because being there I could see their plight as the original Americans , " said Harris , a 38 - year - old black physician who lived on a Navajo reservation from ages 7 to 15 . His mother taught at boarding schools run by the U . S . Bureau of Indian Affairs . His mother taught Did his mother teaching have anything to do with his decision to become an astronaut later in life? 46 49 +1286 4 Harris , who will become the first black to spacewalk on Thursday , approached the Navajo in December about taking some tribal item with him on the mission . taking some tribal item with him on the mission What were these tribal items? 19 28 +1286 4 Harris , who will become the first black to spacewalk on Thursday , approached the Navajo in December about taking some tribal item with him on the mission . tribal item Did this tribal item bring Harris a sense of pride of his nationality? 21 23 +1286 5 Navajo Nation President Albert Hale decided on a flag after consulting with medicine men to make sure no spiritual traditions would be violated . The flag was blessed last month by Navajo medicine man Ross Nez . medicine men what is the specific purpose of medicine men? 12 14 +1286 5 Navajo Nation President Albert Hale decided on a flag after consulting with medicine men to make sure no spiritual traditions would be violated . The flag was blessed last month by Navajo medicine man Ross Nez . spiritual traditions what possible spiritual traditions could have been violated? 18 20 +1286 5 Navajo Nation President Albert Hale decided on a flag after consulting with medicine men to make sure no spiritual traditions would be violated . The flag was blessed last month by Navajo medicine man Ross Nez . no spiritual traditions would be violated What would happen if the tradition is violated? 17 23 +1286 5 Navajo Nation President Albert Hale decided on a flag after consulting with medicine men to make sure no spiritual traditions would be violated . The flag was blessed last month by Navajo medicine man Ross Nez . flag was blessed How does one bless a flag? 25 28 +1287 1 Lorena Bobbitt , who gained international attention for cutting off her husband ' s penis in 1993 , has returned to her old job as a manicurist . returned when is the article being written? 19 20 +1287 1 Lorena Bobbitt , who gained international attention for cutting off her husband ' s penis in 1993 , has returned to her old job as a manicurist . cutting off her husband ' s penis in 1993 , How did that happen? 8 18 +1287 1 Lorena Bobbitt , who gained international attention for cutting off her husband ' s penis in 1993 , has returned to her old job as a manicurist . old job how long was she unemployed? 22 24 +1287 3 In a brief interview with The Arlington Journal , Mrs . Bobbitt said her customers have been pleasant . customers have been pleasant they didnt remark about it? 14 18 +1287 5 The shop , called Illusions , is about 20 miles ( 32 kilometers ) from the apartment where Mrs . Bobbitt severed her husband ' s penis as he slept in June 1993 . called Illusions , what kind of store is it? 3 6 +1287 5 The shop , called Illusions , is about 20 miles ( 32 kilometers ) from the apartment where Mrs . Bobbitt severed her husband ' s penis as he slept in June 1993 . husband ' s penis what's the story here? 23 27 +1287 5 The shop , called Illusions , is about 20 miles ( 32 kilometers ) from the apartment where Mrs . Bobbitt severed her husband ' s penis as he slept in June 1993 . 20 miles ( 32 why does this matter? 8 12 +1288 1 Edward Leary limped into court Wednesday to plead innocent to more charges stemming from a homemade bomb that sent a fireball whooshing through a subway car , injuring him and 47 others . limped into Why was he limping? 2 4 +1288 1 Edward Leary limped into court Wednesday to plead innocent to more charges stemming from a homemade bomb that sent a fireball whooshing through a subway car , injuring him and 47 others . subway car , Where did this happen? 24 27 +1288 1 Edward Leary limped into court Wednesday to plead innocent to more charges stemming from a homemade bomb that sent a fireball whooshing through a subway car , injuring him and 47 others . homemade bomb Why did he make the bomb? 15 17 +1288 1 Edward Leary limped into court Wednesday to plead innocent to more charges stemming from a homemade bomb that sent a fireball whooshing through a subway car , injuring him and 47 others . limped Why would Leary be charged for this crime? 2 3 +1288 2 The crude bomb went off Dec . 21 while the subway train was parked in a station . Leary is charged with attempted murder , assault , criminal possession of a weapon and attempted grand larceny . station What country and city is this station located? 16 17 +1288 3 Leary , of Scotch Plains , New Jersey , was arraigned on a superseding indictment that added 35 counts from the Dec . 21 blast , along with charges stemming from another subway firebombing six days earlier . another subway firebombing Where did this firebombing take places? What are the other details of the incident? 31 34 +1288 3 Leary , of Scotch Plains , New Jersey , was arraigned on a superseding indictment that added 35 counts from the Dec . 21 blast , along with charges stemming from another subway firebombing six days earlier . firebombing How did these two incidents get linked together? Was there similarity between the two bombs? 33 34 +1288 4 Leary , 49 , is being held in the prison ward at Bellevue Hospital . He pleaded innocent at a bedside arraignment on the original indictment Jan . 10 . Hospital Why is he in the hospital? 13 14 +1288 4 Leary , 49 , is being held in the prison ward at Bellevue Hospital . He pleaded innocent at a bedside arraignment on the original indictment Jan . 10 . innocent What is Leary's defense? 17 18 +1288 5 Authorities say Leary ' s alleged firebombings were part of a subterranean reign of terror aimed at extorting cash from the city ' s transit agency . Authorities allege that the bomb was in his lap and went off accidentally . extorting cash Why do they say it was part of a plan to extort cash? Was there a ransom or blackmail? 17 19 +1288 5 Authorities say Leary ' s alleged firebombings were part of a subterranean reign of terror aimed at extorting cash from the city ' s transit agency . Authorities allege that the bomb was in his lap and went off accidentally . subterranean reign of terror How did this all start? 11 15 +1288 5 Authorities say Leary ' s alleged firebombings were part of a subterranean reign of terror aimed at extorting cash from the city ' s transit agency . Authorities allege that the bomb was in his lap and went off accidentally . extorting How many previous incidences were there? 17 18 +1289 1 Now that a firecracker ban has made much of urban China quiet at the lunar New Year , fires and injuries have gone down sharply , a report said Thursday . firecracker ban What was the reason for the ban? 3 5 +1289 1 Now that a firecracker ban has made much of urban China quiet at the lunar New Year , fires and injuries have gone down sharply , a report said Thursday . ban Is the ban nationwide? What types of firecrackers are banned? 4 5 +1289 2 Beijing had an average of one fire every 48 seconds during the holiday before the ban was imposed in 1993 . This year , the capital celebrated a quiet holiday from Jan . 30 to Feb . 4 without a single fire , the China Daily said . fire Were there any restrictions on fireworks before, or were the previous restrictions simply not strict enough? 6 7 +1289 5 Firecrackers are still popular in many rural areas across China during the holiday . Over the past three years , China has had an average of 600 fires on the eve of the lunar New Year , mainly from firecrackers , the report said . average of 600 fires on the eve Why are there so many fires resulting from poor firecracker use? 24 31 +1289 5 Firecrackers are still popular in many rural areas across China during the holiday . Over the past three years , China has had an average of 600 fires on the eve of the lunar New Year , mainly from firecrackers , the report said . lunar New Year , What is a 'lunar New Year'? 33 37 +1289 5 Firecrackers are still popular in many rural areas across China during the holiday . Over the past three years , China has had an average of 600 fires on the eve of the lunar New Year , mainly from firecrackers , the report said . rural Are firecrackers allowed in rural areas? 6 7 +1290 1 A Singapore court has frozen the assets of an American educator who is unlikely to pay a dlrs 6 , 850 fine imposed by court for writing an article critical of the judiciary , a senior official said Thursday . American educator Why is this educator unlikely to pay the fine? 9 11 +1290 1 A Singapore court has frozen the assets of an American educator who is unlikely to pay a dlrs 6 , 850 fine imposed by court for writing an article critical of the judiciary , a senior official said Thursday . critical How does their government have the power to do this? 29 30 +1290 1 A Singapore court has frozen the assets of an American educator who is unlikely to pay a dlrs 6 , 850 fine imposed by court for writing an article critical of the judiciary , a senior official said Thursday . article critical of the judiciary , How was the article critical of the judiciary? 28 34 +1290 1 A Singapore court has frozen the assets of an American educator who is unlikely to pay a dlrs 6 , 850 fine imposed by court for writing an article critical of the judiciary , a senior official said Thursday . frozen the assets Who's assets were frozen? 4 7 +1290 1 A Singapore court has frozen the assets of an American educator who is unlikely to pay a dlrs 6 , 850 fine imposed by court for writing an article critical of the judiciary , a senior official said Thursday . unlikely to pay Why is he unlikely to pay? 13 16 +1290 2 Christopher Lingle , who used to teach economics at the National University of Singapore , was found guilty of contempt by the Supreme Court on Jan . 17 in writing the article in the International Herald Tribune , an American - owned newspaper . writing the article I'm not clear on this - what is the article? 29 32 +1290 2 Christopher Lingle , who used to teach economics at the National University of Singapore , was found guilty of contempt by the Supreme Court on Jan . 17 in writing the article in the International Herald Tribune , an American - owned newspaper . contempt How long has this been against the law? 19 20 +1290 2 Christopher Lingle , who used to teach economics at the National University of Singapore , was found guilty of contempt by the Supreme Court on Jan . 17 in writing the article in the International Herald Tribune , an American - owned newspaper . who used to teach Why does he no longer teach? 3 7 +1290 2 Christopher Lingle , who used to teach economics at the National University of Singapore , was found guilty of contempt by the Supreme Court on Jan . 17 in writing the article in the International Herald Tribune , an American - owned newspaper . found guilty What were the charges against him? 16 18 +1290 2 Christopher Lingle , who used to teach economics at the National University of Singapore , was found guilty of contempt by the Supreme Court on Jan . 17 in writing the article in the International Herald Tribune , an American - owned newspaper . writing the article Why did he write the article? 29 32 +1290 3 Lingle , a native of Atlanta , Ga . , returned to the United States in October and subsequently resigned . He was unrepresented during the trial and has refused to pay the fine of 10 , 000 Singapore dollars . subsequently resigned Did these events lead up to the resignation? 18 20 +1290 3 Lingle , a native of Atlanta , Ga . , returned to the United States in October and subsequently resigned . He was unrepresented during the trial and has refused to pay the fine of 10 , 000 Singapore dollars . 10 , 000 How large is this fine compared to ones associated with other crimes? 35 38 +1290 3 Lingle , a native of Atlanta , Ga . , returned to the United States in October and subsequently resigned . He was unrepresented during the trial and has refused to pay the fine of 10 , 000 Singapore dollars . unrepresented during the trial Why did Mr. Lingle not have representation? 23 27 +1290 3 Lingle , a native of Atlanta , Ga . , returned to the United States in October and subsequently resigned . He was unrepresented during the trial and has refused to pay the fine of 10 , 000 Singapore dollars . returned to the United States Why did he return to the US? 10 15 +1290 3 Lingle , a native of Atlanta , Ga . , returned to the United States in October and subsequently resigned . He was unrepresented during the trial and has refused to pay the fine of 10 , 000 Singapore dollars . He was unrepresented Why was he not presented? 21 24 +1290 3 Lingle , a native of Atlanta , Ga . , returned to the United States in October and subsequently resigned . He was unrepresented during the trial and has refused to pay the fine of 10 , 000 Singapore dollars . refused to pay Why is he refusing to pay? 29 32 +1290 4 Four other defendants , including the Tribune and its Singapore - based Asia editor , Michael Richardson , also were found guilty in the case and fined lesser amounts . The Tribune is owned by the New York Times and the Washington Post and prints an edition here . fined lesser amounts Why was he fined less? 26 29 +1290 4 Four other defendants , including the Tribune and its Singapore - based Asia editor , Michael Richardson , also were found guilty in the case and fined lesser amounts . The Tribune is owned by the New York Times and the Washington Post and prints an edition here . found guilty Were they all found guilty of the same thing? 20 22 +1290 4 Four other defendants , including the Tribune and its Singapore - based Asia editor , Michael Richardson , also were found guilty in the case and fined lesser amounts . The Tribune is owned by the New York Times and the Washington Post and prints an edition here . fined lesser amounts How much were they fined? 26 29 +1290 5 " We got an order to prevent ( Lingle ) from removing any assets that he has in Singapore until he pays , " a senior court official told The Associated Press . " We got an order An order by who? 0 5 +1290 5 " We got an order to prevent ( Lingle ) from removing any assets that he has in Singapore until he pays , " a senior court official told The Associated Press . to prevent How will they prevent it? 5 7 +1291 1 Germany ' s call for a " new trans - Atlantic agenda " that goes beyond NATO will be up for discussion at the White House when Chancellor Helmut Kohl calls on President Clinton . " new trans - Atlantic agenda " What is the trans-Atlantic agenda? 6 13 +1291 1 Germany ' s call for a " new trans - Atlantic agenda " that goes beyond NATO will be up for discussion at the White House when Chancellor Helmut Kohl calls on President Clinton . " new trans - Atlantic agenda " What will this new agenda contain? 6 13 +1291 2 It also gets an airing on Capitol Hill , where some senior Republicans meeting with Kohl today are clamoring to lift the arms embargo against Bosnia ' s Muslim - led government . arms embargo Why is there an arms embargo on Bosnia? 22 24 +1291 2 It also gets an airing on Capitol Hill , where some senior Republicans meeting with Kohl today are clamoring to lift the arms embargo against Bosnia ' s Muslim - led government . lift the arms embargo Why did the lawmakers want to lift the arms embargo? 20 24 +1291 3 Germany ' s emergence as the dominant power in Europe is likely to mean any decisions taken by Clinton and Kohl on NATO ' s expansion , dealing with Russia and on Bosnia will carry special weight . dominant power Why is Germany considered the \"Dominant Power\" in Europe? 6 8 +1291 4 " Chancellor Kohl has a special relationship with President Clinton , " Assistant Secretary of State Richard Holbrooke said in an interview . " This has been evidenced several times . It goes well beyond their well - advertised affection for Italian food . " special relationship If not Italian Food, what is the special relationship they share? 5 7 +1291 4 " Chancellor Kohl has a special relationship with President Clinton , " Assistant Secretary of State Richard Holbrooke said in an interview . " This has been evidenced several times . It goes well beyond their well - advertised affection for Italian food . " " This has been evidenced several times How has this been evidenced? 23 30 +1292 1 Prosecutors urged one of President and Mrs . Clintons ' former Whitewater partners to plead guilty and cooperate with investigators , but she turned aside their request , sources familiar with the discussion said . turned aside their request , Why wasn't she cooperative? 23 28 +1292 1 Prosecutors urged one of President and Mrs . Clintons ' former Whitewater partners to plead guilty and cooperate with investigators , but she turned aside their request , sources familiar with the discussion said . Prosecutors urged Why did they lean so heavily on this person? 0 2 +1292 1 Prosecutors urged one of President and Mrs . Clintons ' former Whitewater partners to plead guilty and cooperate with investigators , but she turned aside their request , sources familiar with the discussion said . Whitewater what is Whitewater? 11 12 +1292 1 Prosecutors urged one of President and Mrs . Clintons ' former Whitewater partners to plead guilty and cooperate with investigators , but she turned aside their request , sources familiar with the discussion said . plead guilty Why would they want her to plead guilty? 14 16 +1292 1 Prosecutors urged one of President and Mrs . Clintons ' former Whitewater partners to plead guilty and cooperate with investigators , but she turned aside their request , sources familiar with the discussion said . turned aside their request , Why was the request rebuffed? 23 28 +1292 2 Susan McDougal met for an hour Wednesday with Whitewater prosecutors in Little Rock , Arkansas , maintaining that she ' s done nothing wrong . nothing wrong What were the charges? 22 24 +1292 2 Susan McDougal met for an hour Wednesday with Whitewater prosecutors in Little Rock , Arkansas , maintaining that she ' s done nothing wrong . Susan McDougal who is Susan McDougal? 0 2 +1292 2 Susan McDougal met for an hour Wednesday with Whitewater prosecutors in Little Rock , Arkansas , maintaining that she ' s done nothing wrong . she ' s done nothing wrong what is she trying to defend? 18 24 +1292 2 Susan McDougal met for an hour Wednesday with Whitewater prosecutors in Little Rock , Arkansas , maintaining that she ' s done nothing wrong . nothing wrong What is Susan McDougal being accused of? 22 24 +1292 3 Clinton was governor of Arkansas and Hillary Rodham Clinton was a lawyer for the Rose Law Firm in Little Rock during most of the 14 years they were involved in Whitewater , a failed real estate venture the Clintons say they invested and lost dlrs 68 , 900 in . failed Why and how did it fail? 33 34 +1292 3 Clinton was governor of Arkansas and Hillary Rodham Clinton was a lawyer for the Rose Law Firm in Little Rock during most of the 14 years they were involved in Whitewater , a failed real estate venture the Clintons say they invested and lost dlrs 68 , 900 in . failed what lead to the failure of this business venture 33 34 +1292 3 Clinton was governor of Arkansas and Hillary Rodham Clinton was a lawyer for the Rose Law Firm in Little Rock during most of the 14 years they were involved in Whitewater , a failed real estate venture the Clintons say they invested and lost dlrs 68 , 900 in . failed real estate Why did the real estate venture fail? 33 36 +1292 3 Clinton was governor of Arkansas and Hillary Rodham Clinton was a lawyer for the Rose Law Firm in Little Rock during most of the 14 years they were involved in Whitewater , a failed real estate venture the Clintons say they invested and lost dlrs 68 , 900 in . failed real estate venture Why did the real estate venture fail? 33 37 +1292 4 In addition to being the Clintons ' partners in Whitewater Development Corp . , Jim and Susan McDougal owned an Arkansas savings and loan , Madison Guaranty , that collapsed in 1989 , costing taxpayers dlrs 65 million . collapsed Why did it collapse? 29 30 +1292 4 In addition to being the Clintons ' partners in Whitewater Development Corp . , Jim and Susan McDougal owned an Arkansas savings and loan , Madison Guaranty , that collapsed in 1989 , costing taxpayers dlrs 65 million . costing taxpayers Why did it cost taxpayers? 33 35 +1292 4 In addition to being the Clintons ' partners in Whitewater Development Corp . , Jim and Susan McDougal owned an Arkansas savings and loan , Madison Guaranty , that collapsed in 1989 , costing taxpayers dlrs 65 million . taxpayers dlrs 65 million why and how did this effect taxpayers? 34 38 +1292 4 In addition to being the Clintons ' partners in Whitewater Development Corp . , Jim and Susan McDougal owned an Arkansas savings and loan , Madison Guaranty , that collapsed in 1989 , costing taxpayers dlrs 65 million . collapsed Why did Madison Guaranty collapse? 29 30 +1292 4 In addition to being the Clintons ' partners in Whitewater Development Corp . , Jim and Susan McDougal owned an Arkansas savings and loan , Madison Guaranty , that collapsed in 1989 , costing taxpayers dlrs 65 million . collapsed in 1989 , Why did this particular S&L collapse? 29 33 +1292 5 Prosecutors are trying to determine whether any depositors ' funds from the McDougals ' S and L were diverted to Whitewater or to Bill Clinton ' s gubernatorial campaigns . L who is L and their impact on this topic? 16 17 +1292 5 Prosecutors are trying to determine whether any depositors ' funds from the McDougals ' S and L were diverted to Whitewater or to Bill Clinton ' s gubernatorial campaigns . diverted to Whitewater Why would the funds be diverted to Whitewater or Clinton's campaigns? 18 21 +1293 1 Jonas Savimbi emerged from the curtained back seat of a Mercedes limousine , looking more like a 1970s nightclub singer than the shadowy " Commandante " who has led one of the oldest guerrilla movements in existence . looking more like a 1970s nightclub singer how was he looking like a nightclub singer? 13 20 +1293 1 Jonas Savimbi emerged from the curtained back seat of a Mercedes limousine , looking more like a 1970s nightclub singer than the shadowy " Commandante " who has led one of the oldest guerrilla movements in existence . singer How did Jonas Savimbi look more like a 1970's singer compared to a \"commandante\"? 19 20 +1293 1 Jonas Savimbi emerged from the curtained back seat of a Mercedes limousine , looking more like a 1970s nightclub singer than the shadowy " Commandante " who has led one of the oldest guerrilla movements in existence . oldest guerrilla movements to which movement does this refer? 32 35 +1293 1 Jonas Savimbi emerged from the curtained back seat of a Mercedes limousine , looking more like a 1970s nightclub singer than the shadowy " Commandante " who has led one of the oldest guerrilla movements in existence . oldest guerrilla movements in existence What is the planned outcome of this movement? 32 37 +1293 2 Staging the first congress of UNITA in five years in Bailundo , a small bombed - out town where his bedraggled fighters are now humbly headquartered , Savimbi wore a white double - breasted blazer , an open black shirt with wide collars , a gold bracelet and two gold rings . bombed - out why was it bombed out? 14 17 +1293 2 Staging the first congress of UNITA in five years in Bailundo , a small bombed - out town where his bedraggled fighters are now humbly headquartered , Savimbi wore a white double - breasted blazer , an open black shirt with wide collars , a gold bracelet and two gold rings . UNITA How is the congress of UNITA significant? 5 6 +1293 4 The congress could have been called the " Savimbi Coming Out Show . " Coming Out coming out as what? 9 11 +1293 4 The congress could have been called the " Savimbi Coming Out Show . " congress Why is it notable that Savimbi was the main attraction of this congress? 1 2 +1293 5 Savimbi , once lionized by conservatives worldwide as an anti - communist freedom fighter , used the occasion to end a mysterious self - imposed seclusion that began when his forces suffered a series of military defeats last year . defeats Why did the defeats ultimately occur? 36 37 +1293 5 Savimbi , once lionized by conservatives worldwide as an anti - communist freedom fighter , used the occasion to end a mysterious self - imposed seclusion that began when his forces suffered a series of military defeats last year . suffered a series of military defeats last year Where did his forces suffer the defeats? 31 39 +1294 1 After months of vacancies , Prime Minister P . V . Narasimha Rao is planning to fill empty posts in his 50 - member Cabinet , news agencies said Thursday . vacancies , Why are these positions vacant? 3 5 +1294 1 After months of vacancies , Prime Minister P . V . Narasimha Rao is planning to fill empty posts in his 50 - member Cabinet , news agencies said Thursday . After months of vacancies , Why had the cabinet posts stayed empty for so long? 0 5 +1294 1 After months of vacancies , Prime Minister P . V . Narasimha Rao is planning to fill empty posts in his 50 - member Cabinet , news agencies said Thursday . Prime Minister P . V . Narasimha Rao What country is P.V. Narasimha Rao the prime minister of? 5 13 +1294 1 After months of vacancies , Prime Minister P . V . Narasimha Rao is planning to fill empty posts in his 50 - member Cabinet , news agencies said Thursday . empty posts in his 50 - member Cabinet , Which cabinet posts are empty? 17 26 +1294 1 After months of vacancies , Prime Minister P . V . Narasimha Rao is planning to fill empty posts in his 50 - member Cabinet , news agencies said Thursday . vacancies , Where are these vacancies? 3 5 +1294 1 After months of vacancies , Prime Minister P . V . Narasimha Rao is planning to fill empty posts in his 50 - member Cabinet , news agencies said Thursday . planning to fill empty posts How is he planning to do that? 14 19 +1294 2 Press Trust of India news agency said an announcement was due later in the day . due later in the day When in the day? 10 15 +1294 2 Press Trust of India news agency said an announcement was due later in the day . due later in the day When exactly will this happen? 10 15 +1294 3 The long - awaited move coincides with beginning of legislative elections in six of India ' s 25 states , which are seen as crucial for Rao ' s political future . crucial How are the elections crucial for Rao? 24 25 +1294 3 The long - awaited move coincides with beginning of legislative elections in six of India ' s 25 states , which are seen as crucial for Rao ' s political future . six of India ' s 25 states , Which states are holding legislative elections? 12 20 +1294 3 The long - awaited move coincides with beginning of legislative elections in six of India ' s 25 states , which are seen as crucial for Rao ' s political future . long - awaited move Who has been waiting? 1 5 +1294 3 The long - awaited move coincides with beginning of legislative elections in six of India ' s 25 states , which are seen as crucial for Rao ' s political future . coincides How does it coincide? 5 6 +1294 3 The long - awaited move coincides with beginning of legislative elections in six of India ' s 25 states , which are seen as crucial for Rao ' s political future . as crucial why are they considered crucial? 23 25 +1294 4 Rao has been criticized for failing to fill the vacancies for fear of antagonizing disappointed hopefuls and deepening divisions within his party . Technically , he is in charge of 13 ministries . divisions What are the divisions within the party? 18 19 +1294 4 Rao has been criticized for failing to fill the vacancies for fear of antagonizing disappointed hopefuls and deepening divisions within his party . Technically , he is in charge of 13 ministries . deepening divisions within his party Why were there intraparty divisions? 17 22 +1294 4 Rao has been criticized for failing to fill the vacancies for fear of antagonizing disappointed hopefuls and deepening divisions within his party . Technically , he is in charge of 13 ministries . Technically , he is in charge of 13 ministries Which ministries is he in charge of? 23 32 +1294 4 Rao has been criticized for failing to fill the vacancies for fear of antagonizing disappointed hopefuls and deepening divisions within his party . Technically , he is in charge of 13 ministries . been criticized Criticized for what? 2 4 +1294 4 Rao has been criticized for failing to fill the vacancies for fear of antagonizing disappointed hopefuls and deepening divisions within his party . Technically , he is in charge of 13 ministries . fill the vacancies How many did he fail to fill? 7 10 +1294 5 Five ministers have quit Rao ' s cabinet in the past three months . quit Why did they quit? 3 4 +1294 5 Five ministers have quit Rao ' s cabinet in the past three months . Five ministers have quit Rao ' s cabinet What was their rationale for quitting the cabinet? 0 8 +1294 5 Five ministers have quit Rao ' s cabinet in the past three months . Five ministers have quit Why did the ministers quit? 0 4 +1294 5 Five ministers have quit Rao ' s cabinet in the past three months . have quit Why did they quit? 2 4 +1295 1 On a night of down - to - the - wire finishes in the National Hockey League , there wasn ' t a game more dramatic than the one between the Toronto Maple Leafs and Dallas Stars . dramatic what was dramatic about the game 25 26 +1295 1 On a night of down - to - the - wire finishes in the National Hockey League , there wasn ' t a game more dramatic than the one between the Toronto Maple Leafs and Dallas Stars . dramatic Was this during the regular season or the playoffs? 25 26 +1295 1 On a night of down - to - the - wire finishes in the National Hockey League , there wasn ' t a game more dramatic than the one between the Toronto Maple Leafs and Dallas Stars . more dramatic What classifies a dramatic game in hockey? 24 26 +1295 1 On a night of down - to - the - wire finishes in the National Hockey League , there wasn ' t a game more dramatic than the one between the Toronto Maple Leafs and Dallas Stars . dramatic Why was this game considered dramatic? 25 26 +1295 2 " We played a strong game but I wish the game had started two seconds earlier , " said Dallas coach Bob Gainey following a 3 - 3 tie with the Maple Leafs on Wednesday night . started two what would 2 seconds change in the game 12 14 +1295 2 " We played a strong game but I wish the game had started two seconds earlier , " said Dallas coach Bob Gainey following a 3 - 3 tie with the Maple Leafs on Wednesday night . tie When did the hockey league allow ties as a final score? 28 29 +1295 2 " We played a strong game but I wish the game had started two seconds earlier , " said Dallas coach Bob Gainey following a 3 - 3 tie with the Maple Leafs on Wednesday night . started two seconds earlier , " How long is a hockey game? 12 18 +1295 2 " We played a strong game but I wish the game had started two seconds earlier , " said Dallas coach Bob Gainey following a 3 - 3 tie with the Maple Leafs on Wednesday night . two Why is two seconds an important number? 13 14 +1295 3 The Maple Leafs salvaged the draw when Mats Sundin flipped the puck over sprawling goaltender Andy Moog with 1 . 6 seconds left in regulation . left in regulation What does regulation mean? 22 25 +1295 4 " I think there were four guys laying on top of ( teammate Dave ) Andreychuk and they didn ' t pay too much attention to me , " Sundin said . " The puck came out and I had a few seconds there to put it in . Moog was down so I thought , ` If you ' re going to get it in , you ' ve got to get it up on him . " ' laying Is this not against the rules? 7 8 +1295 4 " I think there were four guys laying on top of ( teammate Dave ) Andreychuk and they didn ' t pay too much attention to me , " Sundin said . " The puck came out and I had a few seconds there to put it in . Moog was down so I thought , ` If you ' re going to get it in , you ' ve got to get it up on him . " ' him What makes him so distinguished? 76 77 +1295 5 The Maple Leafs - Stars game in Toronto highlighted a night of tight games in which Winnipeg tied Edmonton 3 - 3 on Teemu Selanne ' s goal with 2 : 08 left and the New York Rangers beat Washington 5 - 4 on Brian Leetch ' s goal with 4 : 19 remaining . goal at what time other goals were scored 27 28 +1295 5 The Maple Leafs - Stars game in Toronto highlighted a night of tight games in which Winnipeg tied Edmonton 3 - 3 on Teemu Selanne ' s goal with 2 : 08 left and the New York Rangers beat Washington 5 - 4 on Brian Leetch ' s goal with 4 : 19 remaining . a night of tight games Were there any other tight games played the same night? 9 14 +1296 1 China said Thursday its lingering trade dispute with the United States could easily be resolved if only Washington considered China ' s status as a developing country . developing country Why should China be considered a developing country? In some aspects they are more technologically advanced than us possibly. 25 27 +1296 1 China said Thursday its lingering trade dispute with the United States could easily be resolved if only Washington considered China ' s status as a developing country . status What does a status as a developing country offer to a country in a trade dispute 22 23 +1296 1 China said Thursday its lingering trade dispute with the United States could easily be resolved if only Washington considered China ' s status as a developing country . Washington considered China ' s status they want to be considered developing? 17 23 +1296 2 " The reason for the current Sino - U . S . dispute , the reason that the dispute is so sharp , is because the U . S . demands are undue and unreasonable , " Foreign Ministry spokesman Chen Jian said at a weekly briefing . U . S . demands What are these demands? 26 31 +1296 2 " The reason for the current Sino - U . S . dispute , the reason that the dispute is so sharp , is because the U . S . demands are undue and unreasonable , " Foreign Ministry spokesman Chen Jian said at a weekly briefing . Sino - U . S . dispute , What is this dispute, and what does it entail? 6 14 +1296 2 " The reason for the current Sino - U . S . dispute , the reason that the dispute is so sharp , is because the U . S . demands are undue and unreasonable , " Foreign Ministry spokesman Chen Jian said at a weekly briefing . weekly briefing What are these briefings and why are they weekly? 45 47 +1296 2 " The reason for the current Sino - U . S . dispute , the reason that the dispute is so sharp , is because the U . S . demands are undue and unreasonable , " Foreign Ministry spokesman Chen Jian said at a weekly briefing . demands What kind of demands are being disputed? 30 31 +1296 2 " The reason for the current Sino - U . S . dispute , the reason that the dispute is so sharp , is because the U . S . demands are undue and unreasonable , " Foreign Ministry spokesman Chen Jian said at a weekly briefing . unreasonable , " Why is the U.S. position unreasonable? Why would China's position be reasonable? 34 37 +1296 3 The two sides are to resume last - ditch talks next week in efforts to avert a trade war over the issue of China ' s protection of copyrights , trademarks and patents . Both sides have announced sanctions that would take effect Feb . 26 if an agreement is not reached . trade war Is this actual war or something else? 17 19 +1296 3 The two sides are to resume last - ditch talks next week in efforts to avert a trade war over the issue of China ' s protection of copyrights , trademarks and patents . Both sides have announced sanctions that would take effect Feb . 26 if an agreement is not reached . sanctions What are sanctions and what do they do? 38 39 +1296 3 The two sides are to resume last - ditch talks next week in efforts to avert a trade war over the issue of China ' s protection of copyrights , trademarks and patents . Both sides have announced sanctions that would take effect Feb . 26 if an agreement is not reached . last - ditch How long has these disputes lasted for the term 'last-ditch' to be used? 6 9 +1296 3 The two sides are to resume last - ditch talks next week in efforts to avert a trade war over the issue of China ' s protection of copyrights , trademarks and patents . Both sides have announced sanctions that would take effect Feb . 26 if an agreement is not reached . sanctions What kind of sanctions are involved? 38 39 +1296 3 The two sides are to resume last - ditch talks next week in efforts to avert a trade war over the issue of China ' s protection of copyrights , trademarks and patents . Both sides have announced sanctions that would take effect Feb . 26 if an agreement is not reached . agreement What does each party want for a successful agreement? 48 49 +1296 4 The United States wants better enforcement of laws protecting intellectual property rights . China says it already has strengthened protection and that the United States expects too much . already has strengthened protection What protections are these? 16 20 +1296 4 The United States wants better enforcement of laws protecting intellectual property rights . China says it already has strengthened protection and that the United States expects too much . enforcement What kind of benchmark is being used for 'better enforcement?' 5 6 +1296 4 The United States wants better enforcement of laws protecting intellectual property rights . China says it already has strengthened protection and that the United States expects too much . strengthened What has China already done for its part? 18 19 +1296 5 " Is it realistic to demand China in a few days to achieve a level ( of protection ) that is even far above the level of Western developed countries , including the United States ? " Chen asked . protection ) What are some examples of these protections that are unrealistic? 17 19 +1297 1 Surgeons have reduced pressure on skier Thomas Fogdoe ' s spinal cord , but several days are needed to see if the Swedish star has permanent damage , the team physician said Thursday . Thomas Fogdoe ' s spinal cord , How did Fogdoe's spinal cord get injured? 6 13 +1297 1 Surgeons have reduced pressure on skier Thomas Fogdoe ' s spinal cord , but several days are needed to see if the Swedish star has permanent damage , the team physician said Thursday . permanent damage , What caused the damage? 25 28 +1297 1 Surgeons have reduced pressure on skier Thomas Fogdoe ' s spinal cord , but several days are needed to see if the Swedish star has permanent damage , the team physician said Thursday . spinal cord , How did he damage his spinal chord? 10 13 +1297 1 Surgeons have reduced pressure on skier Thomas Fogdoe ' s spinal cord , but several days are needed to see if the Swedish star has permanent damage , the team physician said Thursday . spinal cord , How did he hurt his spinal cord? 10 13 +1297 2 Fogdoe , 24 , a five - time World Cup slalom champion , was reported to be distraught after the accident in which he apparently hit a tree adjacent to a training course at the northern Swedish resort of Aare Tuesday . hit a tree Was there mitigating circumstances to why he hit the tree? 25 28 +1297 2 Fogdoe , 24 , a five - time World Cup slalom champion , was reported to be distraught after the accident in which he apparently hit a tree adjacent to a training course at the northern Swedish resort of Aare Tuesday . a tree Why was there a tree so close to the training course? 26 28 +1297 2 Fogdoe , 24 , a five - time World Cup slalom champion , was reported to be distraught after the accident in which he apparently hit a tree adjacent to a training course at the northern Swedish resort of Aare Tuesday . hit a tree Why did he hit this tree? Were they unmaintained? 25 28 +1297 2 Fogdoe , 24 , a five - time World Cup slalom champion , was reported to be distraught after the accident in which he apparently hit a tree adjacent to a training course at the northern Swedish resort of Aare Tuesday . northern Swedish resort Does this resort have many accidents? 35 38 +1297 3 He was flown to nearby Umea University Clinic ' s emergency ward , where he underwent a four - hour surgery Wednesday for " fixation apparatus and decompressing the spinal cord , " said team doctor Goran Skog . four - hour Why did the surgery take so long? 17 20 +1297 3 He was flown to nearby Umea University Clinic ' s emergency ward , where he underwent a four - hour surgery Wednesday for " fixation apparatus and decompressing the spinal cord , " said team doctor Goran Skog . nearby How far was this emergency flight? 4 5 +1297 4 " The contusion of the spinal cord can sometimes disappear when the swelling has reduced . We don ' t know if the spinal cord has been damaged permanently , " he said . spinal cord has been damaged permanently , " How long does it usually take before they know if his spinal cord is permanently damaged? 23 31 +1297 4 " The contusion of the spinal cord can sometimes disappear when the swelling has reduced . We don ' t know if the spinal cord has been damaged permanently , " he said . permanently , " How long before they do know? 28 31 +1297 4 " The contusion of the spinal cord can sometimes disappear when the swelling has reduced . We don ' t know if the spinal cord has been damaged permanently , " he said . don ' t know When do the doctors think the swelling will go down so they can know? 17 21 +1297 5 Mentally , Skog said , Fogdoe is " not very well . He is faced with a dramatic change from fighting ( Italian rival ) Alberto Tomba to fighting with his body , " Skog said . fighting with his body , " How is he \"fighting\" with his body? 28 34 +1297 5 Mentally , Skog said , Fogdoe is " not very well . He is faced with a dramatic change from fighting ( Italian rival ) Alberto Tomba to fighting with his body , " Skog said . ( Italian rival ) Why is this before the rivals name and not after? I think this is improperly placed. 21 25 +1298 1 A slow - moving landslide in a western Ukrainian city has destroyed at least three buildings and forced officials to start evacuating parts of the city , an administrator said Thursday . Ukrainian city What city? 8 10 +1298 1 A slow - moving landslide in a western Ukrainian city has destroyed at least three buildings and forced officials to start evacuating parts of the city , an administrator said Thursday . A slow - moving landslide What caused the landslide? 0 5 +1298 1 A slow - moving landslide in a western Ukrainian city has destroyed at least three buildings and forced officials to start evacuating parts of the city , an administrator said Thursday . landslide What caused the landslide? 4 5 +1298 2 The 700 - meter - ( - yard - ) long landslide in Chernivtsi began moving down a sharp slope into an old part of the city on Tuesday . Since then , it has continued moving 15 to 25 centimeters ( 6 to 10 inches ) a day . old part of the city Where is it located exactly? 22 27 +1298 2 The 700 - meter - ( - yard - ) long landslide in Chernivtsi began moving down a sharp slope into an old part of the city on Tuesday . Since then , it has continued moving 15 to 25 centimeters ( 6 to 10 inches ) a day . inches ) If 6 to 10 inches is a slow-moving landslide, what constitutes a fast landslide? 45 47 +1298 3 Three buildings have already collapsed , and a fourth is near destruction , said Yaroslav Dudko , deputy chairman of the city council . The street ' s one - story buildings are riven with 20 - centimeter ( 8 - inch ) cracks . buildings Are these buildings in residential or commercial areas? 1 2 +1298 4 Three hundred people have been evacuated from 16 buildings , including 100 hospital patients . Volunteers , city workers and local soldiers are working round - the - clock to cut down trees and remove other materials weighing down the slope from which the landslide began . other materials weighing down the slope What sorts of materials are adding to the weight that is causing the landslide? 35 41 +1298 4 Three hundred people have been evacuated from 16 buildings , including 100 hospital patients . Volunteers , city workers and local soldiers are working round - the - clock to cut down trees and remove other materials weighing down the slope from which the landslide began . landslide Was there heavy rainfall or earthquake recently that caused the landslide? 44 45 +1298 5 The area had been extremely dry last summer , and then was covered by a thick blanket of snow that began melting during a sudden thaw four days ago . thick blanket of snow that began melting How is this responsible for the landslide? 15 22 +1298 5 The area had been extremely dry last summer , and then was covered by a thick blanket of snow that began melting during a sudden thaw four days ago . thick blanket of snow How thick was this snow during the winter? 15 19 +1299 1 China denied Thursday that its navy has intruded into territory claimed by the Philippines in the Spratly Islands . its navy has intruded into territory Why had the Chinese navy been accused of this intrusion? 4 10 +1299 1 China denied Thursday that its navy has intruded into territory claimed by the Philippines in the Spratly Islands . denied What did China deny? 1 2 +1299 1 China denied Thursday that its navy has intruded into territory claimed by the Philippines in the Spratly Islands . its navy How large is China's Navy? 4 6 +1299 1 China denied Thursday that its navy has intruded into territory claimed by the Philippines in the Spratly Islands . claimed by the Philippines Do the Phillipines officially own this territory? 10 14 +1299 1 China denied Thursday that its navy has intruded into territory claimed by the Philippines in the Spratly Islands . Spratly Who owns the Spratly Islands? 16 17 +1299 2 " No Chinese warships are at or around the . reef , " Foreign Ministry spokesman Chen Jian said at a weekly briefing . Chinese warships How many warships does China own? 2 4 +1299 2 " No Chinese warships are at or around the . reef , " Foreign Ministry spokesman Chen Jian said at a weekly briefing . warships Where were the warships spotted and by who? 3 4 +1299 3 He was denying Philippine President Fidel Ramos ' statement in a nationally televised news conference Wednesday that Chinese vessels have been sighted near Pangangiban Reef in the Spratlys . statement What statement was made? 8 9 +1299 3 He was denying Philippine President Fidel Ramos ' statement in a nationally televised news conference Wednesday that Chinese vessels have been sighted near Pangangiban Reef in the Spratlys . Chinese vessels How many vessels were seen? 17 19 +1299 3 He was denying Philippine President Fidel Ramos ' statement in a nationally televised news conference Wednesday that Chinese vessels have been sighted near Pangangiban Reef in the Spratlys . denying Where did the Chinese Foreign Ministry claim the warship should have been if he denied the accusation? 2 3 +1299 4 A senior Philippine official , however , repeated the allegation on Thursday . senior Philippine official , What makes him a senior official? 1 5 +1299 5 China claims all of the Spratlys , a collection of small islands and atolls in the South China Sea . The islands also are claimed in whole or in part by the Philippines , Vietnam , Malaysia , Taiwan and Brunei . claimed in whole or in part Why the confusion over who owns all these islands? 24 30 +1299 5 China claims all of the Spratlys , a collection of small islands and atolls in the South China Sea . The islands also are claimed in whole or in part by the Philippines , Vietnam , Malaysia , Taiwan and Brunei . China claims Do they officially own this territory? 0 2 +1299 5 China claims all of the Spratlys , a collection of small islands and atolls in the South China Sea . The islands also are claimed in whole or in part by the Philippines , Vietnam , Malaysia , Taiwan and Brunei . The islands also are claimed Is there a way to officially own the Islands? 20 25 +1299 5 China claims all of the Spratlys , a collection of small islands and atolls in the South China Sea . The islands also are claimed in whole or in part by the Philippines , Vietnam , Malaysia , Taiwan and Brunei . Spratlys , Which country originally owned the Spratlys? 5 7 +1300 1 Making headway in Chechnya ' s rebel capital of Grozny , Russian forces on Thursday clamped down on the countryside , blocking more roads and firing on villages south of the city . Making headway What kind of headway is being made? 0 2 +1300 1 Making headway in Chechnya ' s rebel capital of Grozny , Russian forces on Thursday clamped down on the countryside , blocking more roads and firing on villages south of the city . rebel capital of Grozny , Why is named rebel capital? 6 11 +1300 1 Making headway in Chechnya ' s rebel capital of Grozny , Russian forces on Thursday clamped down on the countryside , blocking more roads and firing on villages south of the city . clamped down How did they clamp down? 15 17 +1300 1 Making headway in Chechnya ' s rebel capital of Grozny , Russian forces on Thursday clamped down on the countryside , blocking more roads and firing on villages south of the city . the countryside , Where is this in relation to Grozny? 18 21 +1300 1 Making headway in Chechnya ' s rebel capital of Grozny , Russian forces on Thursday clamped down on the countryside , blocking more roads and firing on villages south of the city . firing on villages south of the city . Why were the Russians firing on these villages? 25 33 +1300 1 Making headway in Chechnya ' s rebel capital of Grozny , Russian forces on Thursday clamped down on the countryside , blocking more roads and firing on villages south of the city . Russian forces on Thursday clamped down Why did Russian forces clamp down? 11 17 +1300 2 Some Chechen fighters who used to travel to Grozny to wage battle are now returning to defend their home villages , according to a tense group in green Islamic headbands guarding the approach to the western village of Samashky . used to travel to Grozny Why did they travel there? 4 9 +1300 2 Some Chechen fighters who used to travel to Grozny to wage battle are now returning to defend their home villages , according to a tense group in green Islamic headbands guarding the approach to the western village of Samashky . wage battle To wage battle against who? 10 12 +1300 2 Some Chechen fighters who used to travel to Grozny to wage battle are now returning to defend their home villages , according to a tense group in green Islamic headbands guarding the approach to the western village of Samashky . guarding the approach Why are the guarding the approach? 30 33 +1300 2 Some Chechen fighters who used to travel to Grozny to wage battle are now returning to defend their home villages , according to a tense group in green Islamic headbands guarding the approach to the western village of Samashky . a tense group A tense group of fighters? 23 26 +1300 2 Some Chechen fighters who used to travel to Grozny to wage battle are now returning to defend their home villages , according to a tense group in green Islamic headbands guarding the approach to the western village of Samashky . used to travel to Grozny to wage battle Why do the Chechen fighters not wage battle in Grozny any longer? 4 12 +1300 3 Russian Mi - 24 helicopter gunships circled low over the village , which lies on the main road through Chechnya . A haze of black smoke hung in the distance toward Grozny , and explosions could be heard from the direction south of the city . explosions What kind of explosions? 34 35 +1300 3 Russian Mi - 24 helicopter gunships circled low over the village , which lies on the main road through Chechnya . A haze of black smoke hung in the distance toward Grozny , and explosions could be heard from the direction south of the city . explosions could be heard What was causing these explosions? 34 38 +1300 3 Russian Mi - 24 helicopter gunships circled low over the village , which lies on the main road through Chechnya . A haze of black smoke hung in the distance toward Grozny , and explosions could be heard from the direction south of the city . Russian Mi - 24 helicopter gunships Why was such extreme force like gunships needed? 0 6 +1300 4 " Do not attempt to resist ! " blared the message from a high - flying helicopter over Samashky shortly after the gunships left . The message appeared to be a warning that a Russian convoy was to come through . blared the message Who was speaking? 8 11 +1300 4 " Do not attempt to resist ! " blared the message from a high - flying helicopter over Samashky shortly after the gunships left . The message appeared to be a warning that a Russian convoy was to come through . Russian convoy What does this consist of? 34 36 +1300 4 " Do not attempt to resist ! " blared the message from a high - flying helicopter over Samashky shortly after the gunships left . The message appeared to be a warning that a Russian convoy was to come through . after the gunships left Why did the gunships leave? 20 24 +1300 5 Refugees trickled west toward neighboring Ingushetia , bringing tales of destruction south of the capital . neighboring Ingushetia , Were they welcome there? 4 7 +1300 5 Refugees trickled west toward neighboring Ingushetia , bringing tales of destruction south of the capital . bringing tales of destruction What has been destroyed? 7 11 +1300 5 Refugees trickled west toward neighboring Ingushetia , bringing tales of destruction south of the capital . trickled west toward neighboring Ingushetia , Why were refugees heading to this particular area? 1 7 +1300 5 Refugees trickled west toward neighboring Ingushetia , bringing tales of destruction south of the capital . toward neighboring Ingushetia , Why did they travel to Ingushetia over other places? 3 7 +1301 1 A district court on Thursday sentenced a woman to six years in prison on charges of involvement in an Islamic separatist movement in Indonesia ' s northernmost province of Aceh . Islamic separatist movement why is this worth sending someone to prison over?\n 19 22 +1301 1 A district court on Thursday sentenced a woman to six years in prison on charges of involvement in an Islamic separatist movement in Indonesia ' s northernmost province of Aceh . charges of involvement What were the charges? 14 17 +1301 1 A district court on Thursday sentenced a woman to six years in prison on charges of involvement in an Islamic separatist movement in Indonesia ' s northernmost province of Aceh . involvement in an Islamic separatist movement What was the woman's involvement that she was convicted of? 16 22 +1301 1 A district court on Thursday sentenced a woman to six years in prison on charges of involvement in an Islamic separatist movement in Indonesia ' s northernmost province of Aceh . a woman What is this woman's name? 6 8 +1301 1 A district court on Thursday sentenced a woman to six years in prison on charges of involvement in an Islamic separatist movement in Indonesia ' s northernmost province of Aceh . on charges What were the charges? 13 15 +1301 1 A district court on Thursday sentenced a woman to six years in prison on charges of involvement in an Islamic separatist movement in Indonesia ' s northernmost province of Aceh . involvement What was the level of her involvement? 16 17 +1301 2 Nurhayati Hasan , 47 , was the fifth and last defendant sentenced in a series of subversion cases since Dec . 5 in the North Aceh capital of Lhokseumawe , 1 , 660 kilometers ( 1 , 037 miles ) northwest of Jakarta . subversion cases why is this illegal? 16 18 +1301 2 Nurhayati Hasan , 47 , was the fifth and last defendant sentenced in a series of subversion cases since Dec . 5 in the North Aceh capital of Lhokseumawe , 1 , 660 kilometers ( 1 , 037 miles ) northwest of Jakarta . subversion cases What does subversion entail? 16 18 +1301 2 Nurhayati Hasan , 47 , was the fifth and last defendant sentenced in a series of subversion cases since Dec . 5 in the North Aceh capital of Lhokseumawe , 1 , 660 kilometers ( 1 , 037 miles ) northwest of Jakarta . a series of subversion cases What type of subversion was being looked at? 13 18 +1301 2 Nurhayati Hasan , 47 , was the fifth and last defendant sentenced in a series of subversion cases since Dec . 5 in the North Aceh capital of Lhokseumawe , 1 , 660 kilometers ( 1 , 037 miles ) northwest of Jakarta . a series of subversion cases How many cases were there in total? 13 18 +1301 3 The first four were all men , including Mrs . Hasan ' s husband , Muhammad Amin Panga . They were sentenced to terms ranging from nine to 20 years . nine to 20 years what made them deserve such different sentences?\n 26 30 +1301 3 The first four were all men , including Mrs . Hasan ' s husband , Muhammad Amin Panga . They were sentenced to terms ranging from nine to 20 years . were sentenced What all of their charges the same? 20 22 +1301 3 The first four were all men , including Mrs . Hasan ' s husband , Muhammad Amin Panga . They were sentenced to terms ranging from nine to 20 years . terms ranging Why did the terms range? 23 25 +1301 4 Judge Abubakar Ib found Nurhayati Hasan guilty of supporting the Free Aceh Movement , which wants to set up an Islamic state in the province . Islamic state in the province how does the movement plan to set up an islamic state? 20 25 +1301 4 Judge Abubakar Ib found Nurhayati Hasan guilty of supporting the Free Aceh Movement , which wants to set up an Islamic state in the province . wants to set up an Islamic state in the province . Why did the separatist movement want to set up their own seat of power? 15 26 +1301 4 Judge Abubakar Ib found Nurhayati Hasan guilty of supporting the Free Aceh Movement , which wants to set up an Islamic state in the province . of supporting How exactly was she supporting this group? 7 9 +1301 4 Judge Abubakar Ib found Nurhayati Hasan guilty of supporting the Free Aceh Movement , which wants to set up an Islamic state in the province . Free Aceh Movement , What is the goal of this movement? 10 14 +1301 4 Judge Abubakar Ib found Nurhayati Hasan guilty of supporting the Free Aceh Movement , which wants to set up an Islamic state in the province . wants to set up Why do they want to set up in that province? 15 19 +1301 5 Abubakar described her activities as undermining the Indonesian government and constitution as well as the state ideology . constitution as well as the state ideology why would she admit this? 10 17 +1301 5 Abubakar described her activities as undermining the Indonesian government and constitution as well as the state ideology . her activities What activities did she engage in? 2 4 +1301 5 Abubakar described her activities as undermining the Indonesian government and constitution as well as the state ideology . undermining the Indonesian government Why did they feel she was undermining the government? 5 9 +1301 5 Abubakar described her activities as undermining the Indonesian government and constitution as well as the state ideology . state ideology . What is the state ideology? 15 18 +1302 1 Russian Defense Minister Pavel Grachev on Thursday blamed low - ranking field officers for Russia ' s botched assault on Grozny , the capital of the breakaway republic of Chechnya . low - ranking field officers Why are the field officers low ranking? 8 13 +1302 1 Russian Defense Minister Pavel Grachev on Thursday blamed low - ranking field officers for Russia ' s botched assault on Grozny , the capital of the breakaway republic of Chechnya . botched assault on Grozny , Why was the assault so poorly executed? 17 22 +1302 1 Russian Defense Minister Pavel Grachev on Thursday blamed low - ranking field officers for Russia ' s botched assault on Grozny , the capital of the breakaway republic of Chechnya . breakaway republic of Chechnya When did they breakaway? 26 30 +1302 1 Russian Defense Minister Pavel Grachev on Thursday blamed low - ranking field officers for Russia ' s botched assault on Grozny , the capital of the breakaway republic of Chechnya . assault on Grozny , Why are they attacking? 18 22 +1302 2 Grachev also said recent attacks against him in the media were being directed by people who were trying to oust President Boris Yeltsin from office . President Boris Yeltsin How long has Yeltsin been in office? 20 23 +1302 2 Grachev also said recent attacks against him in the media were being directed by people who were trying to oust President Boris Yeltsin from office . directed by people who were trying to oust What was his evidence that the attacks were politically motivated? 12 20 +1302 2 Grachev also said recent attacks against him in the media were being directed by people who were trying to oust President Boris Yeltsin from office . him What are the media saying about him? 6 7 +1302 3 The defense minister , arriving in Almaty for a Commonwealth of Independent States summit , said the mishandled operation to take Grozny was the fault of unseasoned junior officers , the Interfax news agency reported . mishandled operation In what way was the operation mishandled? 17 19 +1302 3 The defense minister , arriving in Almaty for a Commonwealth of Independent States summit , said the mishandled operation to take Grozny was the fault of unseasoned junior officers , the Interfax news agency reported . unseasoned junior officers , Why were junior officers put in charge of this attack? 26 30 +1302 3 The defense minister , arriving in Almaty for a Commonwealth of Independent States summit , said the mishandled operation to take Grozny was the fault of unseasoned junior officers , the Interfax news agency reported . unseasoned junior officers , Why were junior officers sent to do such a job? 26 30 +1302 4 " We planned to start it as a surprise and conduct it with minimum losses , " Grachev said of the New Year ' s Eve assault on Grozny . Instead , it turned into a six - week savage battle , with heavy losses suffered by the army . Grozny Where is Grozny? 28 29 +1302 4 " We planned to start it as a surprise and conduct it with minimum losses , " Grachev said of the New Year ' s Eve assault on Grozny . Instead , it turned into a six - week savage battle , with heavy losses suffered by the army . six - week savage battle , how did this even happen? 36 42 +1302 4 " We planned to start it as a surprise and conduct it with minimum losses , " Grachev said of the New Year ' s Eve assault on Grozny . Instead , it turned into a six - week savage battle , with heavy losses suffered by the army . heavy losses suffered by the army Who is taking responsibility? 43 49 +1302 5 Interfax on Tuesday said military sources estimated 1 , 200 soldiers were killed and 3 , 400 wounded since the invasion of Chechnya on Dec . 11 . the invasion of Chechnya on Dec . 11 . Why was Chechnya invaded? 19 28 +1303 1 About 4 , 000 workers went on strike Thursday in a troubled western Romania town to protest economic hardships and broken promises , unions said . workers What industry are the workers in? 4 5 +1303 1 About 4 , 000 workers went on strike Thursday in a troubled western Romania town to protest economic hardships and broken promises , unions said . protest economic hardships and broken promises , What sort of broken promises were accused? 16 23 +1303 1 About 4 , 000 workers went on strike Thursday in a troubled western Romania town to protest economic hardships and broken promises , unions said . broken promises , What promises were broken? 20 23 +1303 1 About 4 , 000 workers went on strike Thursday in a troubled western Romania town to protest economic hardships and broken promises , unions said . broken promises , Why were there tensions between the workers and the Romanian town? 20 23 +1303 2 Workers from the machinery plant in the western town of Resita , 350 kilometers ( 219 miles ) west of Bucharest , demanded hefty pay increases . hefty pay increases How much of an increase? 23 26 +1303 2 Workers from the machinery plant in the western town of Resita , 350 kilometers ( 219 miles ) west of Bucharest , demanded hefty pay increases . demanded hefty pay increases How large of an increase was being called for? 22 26 +1303 2 Workers from the machinery plant in the western town of Resita , 350 kilometers ( 219 miles ) west of Bucharest , demanded hefty pay increases . hefty pay increases Why did the workers feel that hefty pay increases were necessary? 23 26 +1303 4 Premier Nicolae Vacaroiu went to the factory then and gave into most of their demands . He promised the government would seek foreign partners for the plant , and provide credits by February . demands What were the demands? 14 15 +1303 5 Workers claim that mismanagement has damaged one the biggest machinery plants in the country and that the government has failed to keep all its promises . This time they are demanding an almost three - fold pay increase to 300 , 000 lei ( dlrs 167 ) per month . damaged How was the plant damaged? 5 6 +1303 5 Workers claim that mismanagement has damaged one the biggest machinery plants in the country and that the government has failed to keep all its promises . This time they are demanding an almost three - fold pay increase to 300 , 000 lei ( dlrs 167 ) per month . mismanagement What type of mismanagement was taking place at the factory? 3 4 +1303 5 Workers claim that mismanagement has damaged one the biggest machinery plants in the country and that the government has failed to keep all its promises . This time they are demanding an almost three - fold pay increase to 300 , 000 lei ( dlrs 167 ) per month . mismanagement How was the plant mismanaged such that the workers decided to strike? 3 4 +1304 1 The Iraqi man portrayed as the mastermind of the World Trade Center bombing pleaded innocent Thursday after he was captured in Pakistan and secretly returned to New York . man How was he suspected? 2 3 +1304 1 The Iraqi man portrayed as the mastermind of the World Trade Center bombing pleaded innocent Thursday after he was captured in Pakistan and secretly returned to New York . man What is his name? 2 3 +1304 2 Ramzi Ahmed Yousef , who fled the United States the night of the bombing two years ago , was arrested Tuesday at the Holiday Inn in Islamabad , Pakistan , officials announced Wednesday . He was brought to New York on a U . S . government plane . Ramzi How did they capture him? 0 1 +1304 2 Ramzi Ahmed Yousef , who fled the United States the night of the bombing two years ago , was arrested Tuesday at the Holiday Inn in Islamabad , Pakistan , officials announced Wednesday . He was brought to New York on a U . S . government plane . arrested Tuesday at the Holiday Inn in Islamabad , How was he discovered at the hotel? 19 28 +1304 3 Yousef appeared calm and spoke fewer than 10 words during the brief appearance before U . S . District Judge John F . Keenan . " I plead not guilty , " he said in English , waving off an interpreter standing beside him . interpreter Why did he waive off the interpreter? 40 41 +1304 4 The Iraqi - born Yousef , who lived most of his life in Kuwait , is charged with 11 counts relating to the bombing . The most serious charges are punishable by life in prison without parole . He told the judge he understood the indictment . The next appearance was set for Wednesday . The most serious charges Which are the most serious charges? 25 29 +1304 5 Yousef ' s assigned lawyer , Avraham C . Moskowitz , said he had met with him for only 30 minutes Thursday morning . He refused to comment about where his client had been for the last two years or about the arrest . comment Why did he not comment? 27 28 +1305 1 Switzerland ' s Supreme Court approved on Thursday the extradition of the grandson of former Communist ruler Todor Zhivkov to face rape charges in Bulgaria . extradition Was he leaving in Switzerland? 9 10 +1305 1 Switzerland ' s Supreme Court approved on Thursday the extradition of the grandson of former Communist ruler Todor Zhivkov to face rape charges in Bulgaria . approved on Thursday What did the court approve? 5 8 +1305 1 Switzerland ' s Supreme Court approved on Thursday the extradition of the grandson of former Communist ruler Todor Zhivkov to face rape charges in Bulgaria . the extradition Why did they approve this extradition? 8 10 +1305 1 Switzerland ' s Supreme Court approved on Thursday the extradition of the grandson of former Communist ruler Todor Zhivkov to face rape charges in Bulgaria . face rape charges Who is the accuser? 20 23 +1305 1 Switzerland ' s Supreme Court approved on Thursday the extradition of the grandson of former Communist ruler Todor Zhivkov to face rape charges in Bulgaria . grandson of former Communist ruler Todor Zhivkov Who is the grandson of former Communist ruler Todor Zhivkov? 12 19 +1305 2 Todor Ivanov Slavkov , 24 , had appealed against being returned to Bulgaria , claiming he would be the victim of a political vendetta against his family . had appealed Why did he appeal? 6 8 +1305 2 Todor Ivanov Slavkov , 24 , had appealed against being returned to Bulgaria , claiming he would be the victim of a political vendetta against his family . political vendetta against his family Why would he a victim of political vendetta? 22 27 +1305 2 Todor Ivanov Slavkov , 24 , had appealed against being returned to Bulgaria , claiming he would be the victim of a political vendetta against his family . victim of a political vendetta against his family Why will he be a victim of a political vendetta against his family? 19 27 +1305 2 Todor Ivanov Slavkov , 24 , had appealed against being returned to Bulgaria , claiming he would be the victim of a political vendetta against his family . political vendetta against his family Why was there a vendetta? 22 27 +1305 3 Zhivkov is under house arrest in Sofia on charges of embezzling state funds during his rule between 1954 and the fall of Communism in 1989 . He was sentenced to seven years imprisonment but has yet to serve his jail term . serve Why didn't he serve it yet? 37 38 +1305 3 Zhivkov is under house arrest in Sofia on charges of embezzling state funds during his rule between 1954 and the fall of Communism in 1989 . He was sentenced to seven years imprisonment but has yet to serve his jail term . under house arrest What were those regulations? 2 5 +1305 3 Zhivkov is under house arrest in Sofia on charges of embezzling state funds during his rule between 1954 and the fall of Communism in 1989 . He was sentenced to seven years imprisonment but has yet to serve his jail term . embezzling state funds Do they proof of the embezzlement? 10 13 +1305 3 Zhivkov is under house arrest in Sofia on charges of embezzling state funds during his rule between 1954 and the fall of Communism in 1989 . He was sentenced to seven years imprisonment but has yet to serve his jail term . has yet to serve Why hasn't he been jailed for this? 34 38 +1305 3 Zhivkov is under house arrest in Sofia on charges of embezzling state funds during his rule between 1954 and the fall of Communism in 1989 . He was sentenced to seven years imprisonment but has yet to serve his jail term . embezzling state funds How much state funds did he embezzle? 10 13 +1305 3 Zhivkov is under house arrest in Sofia on charges of embezzling state funds during his rule between 1954 and the fall of Communism in 1989 . He was sentenced to seven years imprisonment but has yet to serve his jail term . yet to serve his jail term . Why had he not served his term? 35 42 +1305 4 Slavkov is accused of raping a teen - age girl in 1988 . Bulgarian authorities opened criminal proceedings against him after his grandfather was ousted . criminal How long is he supposed to be on jail? 16 17 +1305 4 Slavkov is accused of raping a teen - age girl in 1988 . Bulgarian authorities opened criminal proceedings against him after his grandfather was ousted . grandfather was ousted Why was his grandfather ousted? 22 25 +1305 4 Slavkov is accused of raping a teen - age girl in 1988 . Bulgarian authorities opened criminal proceedings against him after his grandfather was ousted . opened criminal proceedings against him Why did the Bulgarian authorities opened criminal proceedings against him? 15 20 +1305 5 He was arrested while studying in Switzerland in 1992 but then went underground while released on bail . He was re - arrested in May 1994 after being stopped for a traffic violation . while studying What was he studying? 3 5 +1305 5 He was arrested while studying in Switzerland in 1992 but then went underground while released on bail . He was re - arrested in May 1994 after being stopped for a traffic violation . went underground Where did he go? 11 13 +1305 5 He was arrested while studying in Switzerland in 1992 but then went underground while released on bail . He was re - arrested in May 1994 after being stopped for a traffic violation . re - arrested Was there a warrant out for his arrest? 20 23 +1306 1 Russian President Boris Yeltsin on Thursday sacked two top army generals , both with a rank of deputy defense minister . sacked two top army generals , Why were they dismissed? 6 12 +1306 1 Russian President Boris Yeltsin on Thursday sacked two top army generals , both with a rank of deputy defense minister . sacked two top army generals , Why did the President sack two top army generals? 6 12 +1306 1 Russian President Boris Yeltsin on Thursday sacked two top army generals , both with a rank of deputy defense minister . sacked two top army generals , Why did Russian President sacked two top army generals? 6 12 +1306 1 Russian President Boris Yeltsin on Thursday sacked two top army generals , both with a rank of deputy defense minister . a rank of deputy defense minister How did a rank of deputy defence minister get sacked? 14 20 +1306 1 Russian President Boris Yeltsin on Thursday sacked two top army generals , both with a rank of deputy defense minister . sacked two top army generals , why dd he sack them? 6 12 +1306 2 Colonel generals Matvei Burlakov and Georgy Kondratyev were relieved of their duties by a Yeltsin decree , the presidential press - service said . were relieved of their duties Why were they relieved of their duties? 7 12 +1306 2 Colonel generals Matvei Burlakov and Georgy Kondratyev were relieved of their duties by a Yeltsin decree , the presidential press - service said . a Yeltsin decree , Why did the President use a Yeltsin decree? 13 17 +1306 2 Colonel generals Matvei Burlakov and Georgy Kondratyev were relieved of their duties by a Yeltsin decree , the presidential press - service said . relieved of their duties How does a Yeltsin decree relieved them of their duties? 8 12 +1306 3 Burlakov , who commanded the Western Group of Forces based in Germany , was long rumored and openly accused in the Russian media of being corrupt . being corrupt How was he corrupt? 24 26 +1306 3 Burlakov , who commanded the Western Group of Forces based in Germany , was long rumored and openly accused in the Russian media of being corrupt . accused in the Russian media of being corrupt How was this person acting to be defined as corrupt? 18 26 +1306 3 Burlakov , who commanded the Western Group of Forces based in Germany , was long rumored and openly accused in the Russian media of being corrupt . long rumored and openly accused Why is he long rumoured and openly accused of being corrupt by the Russian media? 14 19 +1306 4 Still , Defense Minister Pavel Grachev has been actively backing Burlakov and secured the deputy minister ' s post for him after Russian forces completed their pullout from Germany last August . Pavel Grachev has been actively backing Burlakov Why is the Defense Minister actively backing Burlakov? 4 11 +1306 4 Still , Defense Minister Pavel Grachev has been actively backing Burlakov and secured the deputy minister ' s post for him after Russian forces completed their pullout from Germany last August . actively backing Why is Grachev actively backing Burlakov? 8 10 +1306 5 In November , Yeltsin suspended Burlakov following the assassination of a reporter investigating military corruption . Dmitry Kholodov , who worked for the popular daily Moskovsky Komsomolets , was killed in the newspaper ' s office by a briefcase rigged with explosives . assassination of a reporter How is Burlakov involved in the assassination of a reporter? 8 12 +1306 5 In November , Yeltsin suspended Burlakov following the assassination of a reporter investigating military corruption . Dmitry Kholodov , who worked for the popular daily Moskovsky Komsomolets , was killed in the newspaper ' s office by a briefcase rigged with explosives . military corruption How is Burlakov involve in the military corruption investigated by a reporter? 13 15 +1307 1 It ' s a birthday party . No , it ' s a wake . One year after the 1994 Winter Olympics opened in Lillehammer , Norwegians are celebrating and mourning at the same time . celebrating and mourning at the same time Why are Norwegians celebrating and mourning at the same time? 28 35 +1307 1 It ' s a birthday party . No , it ' s a wake . One year after the 1994 Winter Olympics opened in Lillehammer , Norwegians are celebrating and mourning at the same time . celebrating and mourning Why are they happy and sad? 28 31 +1307 1 It ' s a birthday party . No , it ' s a wake . One year after the 1994 Winter Olympics opened in Lillehammer , Norwegians are celebrating and mourning at the same time . celebrating Why are they celebrating? 28 29 +1307 1 It ' s a birthday party . No , it ' s a wake . One year after the 1994 Winter Olympics opened in Lillehammer , Norwegians are celebrating and mourning at the same time . mourning Why are they mourning? 30 31 +1307 1 It ' s a birthday party . No , it ' s a wake . One year after the 1994 Winter Olympics opened in Lillehammer , Norwegians are celebrating and mourning at the same time . mourning What are they mourning? 30 31 +1307 2 " They were 16 glorious days . But it ' s over , " says Kjetil Liljebach , a 15 - year - old native , keeping a stiff upper lip about the passing of the Games . stiff upper lip What does it mean to keep a stiff upper lip? 28 31 +1307 3 The picture - book town of 24 , 000 people is turning out this Sunday to recapture the spirit that made its beloved Feb . 12 - 27 Games virtually perfect . recapture the spirit Why do the town folk want to recapture the spirit? 16 19 +1307 3 The picture - book town of 24 , 000 people is turning out this Sunday to recapture the spirit that made its beloved Feb . 12 - 27 Games virtually perfect . virtually perfect According to whom? 29 31 +1307 3 The picture - book town of 24 , 000 people is turning out this Sunday to recapture the spirit that made its beloved Feb . 12 - 27 Games virtually perfect . turning out How are they turning out? 11 13 +1307 4 Lillehammer billed Sunday as " The Olympics First Birthday " party , with concerts and a mini - Olympics for children . children What do the children get to do as part of the Olympics? 20 21 +1307 5 But the tombstone on posters for a local theater performance says : " Here lies the ' 94 Olympics . Rest in Peace . For Now . " For Now Why did the newspaper include the \"for now\"? 24 26 +1307 5 But the tombstone on posters for a local theater performance says : " Here lies the ' 94 Olympics . Rest in Peace . For Now . " For Now Do they plan on hosting again? 24 26 +1307 5 But the tombstone on posters for a local theater performance says : " Here lies the ' 94 Olympics . Rest in Peace . For Now . " For Now Do they expect to host the Olympics again some day? 24 26 +1308 1 In news that could escalate tensions in Algeria , the country ' s foreign minister said Thursday that the president of the outlawed Islamic fundamentalist movement had been hospitalized . outlawed Islamic fundamentalist movement What had the movement done to be outlawed? 22 26 +1308 1 In news that could escalate tensions in Algeria , the country ' s foreign minister said Thursday that the president of the outlawed Islamic fundamentalist movement had been hospitalized . had been hospitalized Why is he hospitalized? 26 29 +1308 2 Foreign Minister Mohamed Salah Dembri said 65 - year - old Abassi Madani had been moved from the villa where he was under house arrest and was now receiving medical care . where he was under house arrest Why was he under house arrest? 19 25 +1308 2 Foreign Minister Mohamed Salah Dembri said 65 - year - old Abassi Madani had been moved from the villa where he was under house arrest and was now receiving medical care . was now receiving medical care What condition is he receiving medical care for? 26 31 +1308 2 Foreign Minister Mohamed Salah Dembri said 65 - year - old Abassi Madani had been moved from the villa where he was under house arrest and was now receiving medical care . receiving medical care why was he receiving medical care 28 31 +1308 2 Foreign Minister Mohamed Salah Dembri said 65 - year - old Abassi Madani had been moved from the villa where he was under house arrest and was now receiving medical care . under house arrest Why is he under house arrest? 22 25 +1308 2 Foreign Minister Mohamed Salah Dembri said 65 - year - old Abassi Madani had been moved from the villa where he was under house arrest and was now receiving medical care . medical care Why is he receiving medical care? 29 31 +1308 3 He refused to say whether Madani was seriously ill but pointed out that rumors about his near death had been circulated in the past to whip up opposition to the government . rumors who spread the rumors 13 14 +1308 3 He refused to say whether Madani was seriously ill but pointed out that rumors about his near death had been circulated in the past to whip up opposition to the government . opposition to the government How does Madani's health issues lead to anti-government sentiment? 27 31 +1308 4 Dembri said Ali Belhadj , vice - president of the banned Islamic Salvation Front , FIS , had been separated from Madani and moved to another " residence . " moved to another " residence . " Why was Ali Belhadj moved to another residence? 23 30 +1308 5 The London - based Arabic newspaper , Ash - Sharq Al - Awsat , broke the news of the two FIS leaders , and said Madani was visited by his son in the hospital Sunday . hospital which hospital is mandani in 33 34 +1309 1 A U . N . aid convoy arrived Thursday to the besieged northwestern enclave of Bihac , easing but not ending chronic food shortages in the region . chronic food shortages in the region What was leading to the food shortages? 21 27 +1309 1 A U . N . aid convoy arrived Thursday to the besieged northwestern enclave of Bihac , easing but not ending chronic food shortages in the region . besieged northwestern enclave of Bihac , Why has this region been besieged? 11 17 +1309 1 A U . N . aid convoy arrived Thursday to the besieged northwestern enclave of Bihac , easing but not ending chronic food shortages in the region . besieged What is besieging this region? 11 12 +1309 2 U . N . officials in the pocket said the convoy arrived in the mid - afternoon after securing permission from rebel Serbs from nearby Croatia and renegade Muslims who have been fighting government troops in the region . There were no immediate details . fighting government troops in the region What was driving them to fight the governmental military? 32 38 +1309 2 U . N . officials in the pocket said the convoy arrived in the mid - afternoon after securing permission from rebel Serbs from nearby Croatia and renegade Muslims who have been fighting government troops in the region . There were no immediate details . Muslims who have been fighting government troops Why are they fighting? 28 35 +1309 2 U . N . officials in the pocket said the convoy arrived in the mid - afternoon after securing permission from rebel Serbs from nearby Croatia and renegade Muslims who have been fighting government troops in the region . There were no immediate details . fighting How many groups are fighting each other in this region? 32 33 +1309 3 In the capital Sarajevo , U . N . officials warned that new trenches on the city ' s confrontation lines could jeopardize what progress has been made to improve life for civilians . progress has been made What types of progress had taken place? 24 28 +1309 3 In the capital Sarajevo , U . N . officials warned that new trenches on the city ' s confrontation lines could jeopardize what progress has been made to improve life for civilians . progress What progress are these? 24 25 +1309 5 As has happened time and again in Bosnia ' s 34 - month war , U . N . efforts to ease the conflict and feed civilians have made small steps forward , only to be met with frustrations . efforts How often does the U.N. make efforts to deliver food to the civilians? 19 20 +1310 1 Six people were shot to death Thursday in Karachi ' s latest spasm of violence , and a top police officer acknowledged he lacked sufficient staff to deal with the current fighting . lacked sufficient staff Why did he lack sufficient staff? 23 26 +1310 1 Six people were shot to death Thursday in Karachi ' s latest spasm of violence , and a top police officer acknowledged he lacked sufficient staff to deal with the current fighting . lacked sufficient staff Why was there a lack of sufficient staff? 23 26 +1310 1 Six people were shot to death Thursday in Karachi ' s latest spasm of violence , and a top police officer acknowledged he lacked sufficient staff to deal with the current fighting . Six people were shot Who were these six people? 0 4 +1310 1 Six people were shot to death Thursday in Karachi ' s latest spasm of violence , and a top police officer acknowledged he lacked sufficient staff to deal with the current fighting . latest spasm of violence , Why was the violence taking place? 11 16 +1310 1 Six people were shot to death Thursday in Karachi ' s latest spasm of violence , and a top police officer acknowledged he lacked sufficient staff to deal with the current fighting . sufficient Why did he lack sufficient staff\n 24 25 +1310 2 " Every third man in Karachi is armed , " said Abdul Sattar Sheikh , the senior superintendent of police in Karachi Central , the hardest - hit district . " Every third man in Karachi is armed , " Are so many men armed because of the lack of a strong police force? Or for more nefarious reasons? 0 10 +1310 2 " Every third man in Karachi is armed , " said Abdul Sattar Sheikh , the senior superintendent of police in Karachi Central , the hardest - hit district . " Every third man in Karachi is armed , " Why are so many people armed? 0 10 +1310 2 " Every third man in Karachi is armed , " said Abdul Sattar Sheikh , the senior superintendent of police in Karachi Central , the hardest - hit district . " Every third man in Karachi is armed , " Why are so many people armed at this time? 0 10 +1310 2 " Every third man in Karachi is armed , " said Abdul Sattar Sheikh , the senior superintendent of police in Karachi Central , the hardest - hit district . hardest - hit Why is it the hardest hit district? 25 28 +1310 3 Nearly 60 people have been killed in the past week , most in mass shootings that appeared highly organized . mass shootings that appeared highly organized How does a mass shooting appear highly organized? 13 19 +1310 3 Nearly 60 people have been killed in the past week , most in mass shootings that appeared highly organized . appeared highly organized Who is organizing the shootings? 16 19 +1310 3 Nearly 60 people have been killed in the past week , most in mass shootings that appeared highly organized . that appeared highly organized . What are the identifying factors that seem to give rise to this conclusion? 15 20 +1310 4 " We are not equipped to counter organized terrorism , " the superintendent said . not equipped to counter What would they need to counter terrorism? 3 7 +1310 4 " We are not equipped to counter organized terrorism , " the superintendent said . not equipped Why are they not equipped? 3 5 +1310 4 " We are not equipped to counter organized terrorism , " the superintendent said . equipped Why are they not equipped? 4 5 +1310 5 Karachi has been plagued by political violence since 1986 , and the past week ' s killings have marked one of the worst outbursts during that period . plagued by political violence Why has it been plagued for over 30 years?? 3 7 +1310 5 Karachi has been plagued by political violence since 1986 , and the past week ' s killings have marked one of the worst outbursts during that period . worst outbursts What has caused the killings to be so bad during the past week? 22 24 +1310 5 Karachi has been plagued by political violence since 1986 , and the past week ' s killings have marked one of the worst outbursts during that period . political violence since 1986 , Why is there political violence in this region? 5 10 +1310 5 Karachi has been plagued by political violence since 1986 , and the past week ' s killings have marked one of the worst outbursts during that period . worst How is it one of the worst hit regions? Stats? 22 23 +1311 1 Greece on Thursday said it won ' t allow the European Union to speed up a customs union with Turkey unless it receives further assurances regarding membership talks with Cyprus . assurances Why does Greece need these assurances? Have the other members been hesitant to discuss Cyprus' membership? 24 25 +1311 1 Greece on Thursday said it won ' t allow the European Union to speed up a customs union with Turkey unless it receives further assurances regarding membership talks with Cyprus . membership Why does Greece want Cyprus to have membership? 26 27 +1311 1 Greece on Thursday said it won ' t allow the European Union to speed up a customs union with Turkey unless it receives further assurances regarding membership talks with Cyprus . membership talks with Cyprus What sort of membership discussions was Cyprus having at the time? 26 30 +1311 1 Greece on Thursday said it won ' t allow the European Union to speed up a customs union with Turkey unless it receives further assurances regarding membership talks with Cyprus . membership Does Greece back Cyprus as a member of the EU? 26 27 +1311 1 Greece on Thursday said it won ' t allow the European Union to speed up a customs union with Turkey unless it receives further assurances regarding membership talks with Cyprus . customs union What is a customs union? 16 18 +1311 2 " The position of the Greek government is negative . At the same time the government detects the possibility to continue talks because we think there is room for clearing up and improving the ( EU ) positions , " government spokesman Evangelos Venizelos said after a cabinet meeting . negative Is the Greek government negative on the matter of Turkey's customs union because they're negative on it, but willing to compromise, or strictly in a bid to force membership talks with Cyprus? 8 9 +1311 2 " The position of the Greek government is negative . At the same time the government detects the possibility to continue talks because we think there is room for clearing up and improving the ( EU ) positions , " government spokesman Evangelos Venizelos said after a cabinet meeting . clearing up and improving How does Venizelos want EU positions improved? 29 33 +1311 2 " The position of the Greek government is negative . At the same time the government detects the possibility to continue talks because we think there is room for clearing up and improving the ( EU ) positions , " government spokesman Evangelos Venizelos said after a cabinet meeting . position of the Greek government is negative Why is Greece holding such a position? 2 9 +1311 2 " The position of the Greek government is negative . At the same time the government detects the possibility to continue talks because we think there is room for clearing up and improving the ( EU ) positions , " government spokesman Evangelos Venizelos said after a cabinet meeting . government detects the possibility How can the government detects the possibility to continue talks? 15 19 +1311 3 Foreign ministers from the 15 EU nations on Monday had promised to open membership talks with Cyprus six months after an institutional overhaul of the EU is approved sometime in 1997 . had promised Why haven't they yet? 9 11 +1311 3 Foreign ministers from the 15 EU nations on Monday had promised to open membership talks with Cyprus six months after an institutional overhaul of the EU is approved sometime in 1997 . institutional overhaul of the EU What type of changes were taking place? 21 26 +1311 3 Foreign ministers from the 15 EU nations on Monday had promised to open membership talks with Cyprus six months after an institutional overhaul of the EU is approved sometime in 1997 . institutional overhaul What does this entail? 21 23 +1311 4 In return Greece would lift its veto on the trade accord with Turkey . The EU ministers had hoped to clear up remaining technical problems in negotiations with Turkey so that talks would end by March 7 , when the EU foreign ministers meet again . remaining technical problems What are these technical problems? 22 25 +1311 5 Some of those problems are Turkey ' s human rights record and limits on the free movement of Turkish citizens in the EU once the customs union becomes operational . human rights What are the issues with Turkey's human rights record? 8 10 +1311 5 Some of those problems are Turkey ' s human rights record and limits on the free movement of Turkish citizens in the EU once the customs union becomes operational . limits What are the limits, who wants to put them in place, and why? 12 13 +1311 5 Some of those problems are Turkey ' s human rights record and limits on the free movement of Turkish citizens in the EU once the customs union becomes operational . and limits on the free movement Why were there limits on some citizens' movements in Turkey? 11 17 +1311 5 Some of those problems are Turkey ' s human rights record and limits on the free movement of Turkish citizens in the EU once the customs union becomes operational . free movement of Turkish citizens What is problematic about free movement of Turkish citizens? 15 20 +1311 5 Some of those problems are Turkey ' s human rights record and limits on the free movement of Turkish citizens in the EU once the customs union becomes operational . Some of those problems What are the other problems? 0 4 +1312 1 Russia has delivered the first of four new patrol submarines that will dramatically improve China ' s fleet and has raised fears of new Chinese aggression in Asia and the Pacific . fears of new Chinese aggression What type of aggression would take place? 21 26 +1312 1 Russia has delivered the first of four new patrol submarines that will dramatically improve China ' s fleet and has raised fears of new Chinese aggression in Asia and the Pacific . patrol When are the remaining 3 submarines expected to be delivered? 8 9 +1312 2 Robert Karniol , Asia - Pacific editor of Jane ' s Defense Weekly , said the $ 1 billion deal for the advanced Kilo - class diesel vessels was signed in November . Weekly , Is the Jane's Defense Weekly a state publication? 12 14 +1312 2 Robert Karniol , Asia - Pacific editor of Jane ' s Defense Weekly , said the $ 1 billion deal for the advanced Kilo - class diesel vessels was signed in November . November of which year? 31 32 +1312 3 The first sub is on a Chinese merchant ship heading for China , Karniol said Thursday . merchant How big is this submarine? 7 8 +1312 4 " This is a major generational jump from China ' s current fleet , and there are fears that it could use the vessels to push its own interests in the region , " he said by telephone from his officd in Bangkok , Thailand . China ' s current fleet , Why was the current fleet so outdated? 8 14 +1312 4 " This is a major generational jump from China ' s current fleet , and there are fears that it could use the vessels to push its own interests in the region , " he said by telephone from his officd in Bangkok , Thailand . fleet , What were the last additions to China's current fleet, and when were they added? 12 14 +1312 4 " This is a major generational jump from China ' s current fleet , and there are fears that it could use the vessels to push its own interests in the region , " he said by telephone from his officd in Bangkok , Thailand . generational jump the technology is better now? 5 7 +1312 5 The diesel submarines can stay at sea for several weeks and have sophisticated search - and - attack sonars . sophisticated search - and - attack sonars what do they attack? 12 19 +1313 1 Offended by photographs of naked Jewish women being marched to their deaths by the Nazis , ultra - Orthodox Jews say they will build their own Holocaust memorial unless the state museum takes down the pictures . Offended Why do these photos offend the Orthodox Jewish community? 0 1 +1313 1 Offended by photographs of naked Jewish women being marched to their deaths by the Nazis , ultra - Orthodox Jews say they will build their own Holocaust memorial unless the state museum takes down the pictures . own What would this new memorial include? 25 26 +1313 1 Offended by photographs of naked Jewish women being marched to their deaths by the Nazis , ultra - Orthodox Jews say they will build their own Holocaust memorial unless the state museum takes down the pictures . build their own Holocaust memorial What will this memorial accomplish? 23 28 +1313 1 Offended by photographs of naked Jewish women being marched to their deaths by the Nazis , ultra - Orthodox Jews say they will build their own Holocaust memorial unless the state museum takes down the pictures . photographs Why were such photographs included in the museum? 2 3 +1313 1 Offended by photographs of naked Jewish women being marched to their deaths by the Nazis , ultra - Orthodox Jews say they will build their own Holocaust memorial unless the state museum takes down the pictures . Offended Were the photographs displayed out in the open or another offensive way? 0 1 +1313 1 Offended by photographs of naked Jewish women being marched to their deaths by the Nazis , ultra - Orthodox Jews say they will build their own Holocaust memorial unless the state museum takes down the pictures . state Which state museum is this? 30 31 +1313 2 The Yad Vashem Holocaust memorial has rejected the request . Many Israelis , meanwhile , worried the latest religion - based controversy would deepen an already huge chasm between devout and secular Jews here . chasm What is the division between devout and secular Jews in Israel like? 27 28 +1313 2 The Yad Vashem Holocaust memorial has rejected the request . Many Israelis , meanwhile , worried the latest religion - based controversy would deepen an already huge chasm between devout and secular Jews here . chasm What is the source of the chasm? 27 28 +1313 2 The Yad Vashem Holocaust memorial has rejected the request . Many Israelis , meanwhile , worried the latest religion - based controversy would deepen an already huge chasm between devout and secular Jews here . rejected Why did the Museum reject the request? 6 7 +1313 2 The Yad Vashem Holocaust memorial has rejected the request . Many Israelis , meanwhile , worried the latest religion - based controversy would deepen an already huge chasm between devout and secular Jews here . Jews What are the differences between devout and secular Jews? 32 33 +1313 3 " The Holocaust is a national and historic trauma and a split over it could create an irrevocable rift in our people , " Culture Minister Shulamit Aloni of the liberal Meretz party said . irrevocable rift Has the Jewish community faced rifts of this size before? 17 19 +1313 3 " The Holocaust is a national and historic trauma and a split over it could create an irrevocable rift in our people , " Culture Minister Shulamit Aloni of the liberal Meretz party said . Meretz What policies do the Meretz party support? 31 32 +1313 3 " The Holocaust is a national and historic trauma and a split over it could create an irrevocable rift in our people , " Culture Minister Shulamit Aloni of the liberal Meretz party said . party How many political parties are active in the region? 32 33 +1313 4 Dov Shilansky , a right - wing legislator and concentration camp survivor , said the Holocaust was " a sacred memory that shouldn ' t be reduced to street bargaining . " street bargaining Is there a more dignified way for the Orthodox community to try and resolve this issue? 28 30 +1313 4 Dov Shilansky , a right - wing legislator and concentration camp survivor , said the Holocaust was " a sacred memory that shouldn ' t be reduced to street bargaining . " street bargaining . " Why is the orthodox Jews' offense bargaining? 28 32 +1313 4 Dov Shilansky , a right - wing legislator and concentration camp survivor , said the Holocaust was " a sacred memory that shouldn ' t be reduced to street bargaining . " bargaining Why does Dov Shilansky believe a historical museum is reducing the memory to 'street bargaining'? 29 30 +1313 5 The controversy arose amid heightened interest in the World War II slaughter of some six million Jews after last month ' s 50th anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz death camp in Poland . anniversary How was the anniversary commemorated? 23 24 +1313 5 The controversy arose amid heightened interest in the World War II slaughter of some six million Jews after last month ' s 50th anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz death camp in Poland . controversy What do the opposing sides of the issue say about the controversy? 1 2 +1314 1 An estimated 4 , 000 striking workers marched through the capital of this French island Thursday in sympathy with bank employees who walked off the job three weeks ago calling for higher pay . estimated How was this estimate made? 1 2 +1314 1 An estimated 4 , 000 striking workers marched through the capital of this French island Thursday in sympathy with bank employees who walked off the job three weeks ago calling for higher pay . this French island Which island is the article referring to? 12 15 +1314 1 An estimated 4 , 000 striking workers marched through the capital of this French island Thursday in sympathy with bank employees who walked off the job three weeks ago calling for higher pay . French island Which island? 13 15 +1314 1 An estimated 4 , 000 striking workers marched through the capital of this French island Thursday in sympathy with bank employees who walked off the job three weeks ago calling for higher pay . calling for higher pay Why was there a strike for higher pay? 29 33 +1314 1 An estimated 4 , 000 striking workers marched through the capital of this French island Thursday in sympathy with bank employees who walked off the job three weeks ago calling for higher pay . island Which Friench island is this? 14 15 +1314 2 All nine of Martinique ' s non - banking sector unions had called a two - day general strike starting Thursday as a show of support for the bank employees . The unions represent both public and private workers on this island of 360 , 000 . support How much were the bank employees underpaid to draw this much support? 25 26 +1314 3 Compliance with the strike varied . Only about 20 teachers stayed home , but nearly all shops in Fort - de - France were closed . Activity continued as usual at the airport and hotels and water and electricity service weren ' t interrupted . nearly How was it determined that \"nearly\" all shops were closed? 14 15 +1314 3 Compliance with the strike varied . Only about 20 teachers stayed home , but nearly all shops in Fort - de - France were closed . Activity continued as usual at the airport and hotels and water and electricity service weren ' t interrupted . varied Why did compliance vary? 4 5 +1314 3 Compliance with the strike varied . Only about 20 teachers stayed home , but nearly all shops in Fort - de - France were closed . Activity continued as usual at the airport and hotels and water and electricity service weren ' t interrupted . all Where did all this support come from? Were the bank employees that badly treated? 15 16 +1314 4 The march lasted for three hours and ended at the unions ' headquarters . No violence was reported . ended Why did the march end? 7 8 +1314 5 Many workers apparently didn ' t heed the strike call because they were disgruntled that the bank strike had dragged on so long . dragged on Why has the strike dragged on for so long? 19 21 +1314 5 Many workers apparently didn ' t heed the strike call because they were disgruntled that the bank strike had dragged on so long . strike had dragged on so long . Why was the strike lasting for so long? 17 24 +1314 5 Many workers apparently didn ' t heed the strike call because they were disgruntled that the bank strike had dragged on so long . strike What caused the strike to drag on for so long? 8 9 +1315 1 The crisis in Israeli - Palestinian relations deepened Thursday after their leaders failed to agree on how to expand Palestinian autonomy without endangering Israeli security . failed to agree Why did they fail to agree? 12 15 +1315 1 The crisis in Israeli - Palestinian relations deepened Thursday after their leaders failed to agree on how to expand Palestinian autonomy without endangering Israeli security . agree What were their political positions? 14 15 +1315 2 Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and PLO chief Yasser Arafat did not resolve any disputes during their 2 1 / 2 - hour meeting Thursday at an Israel - PLO command post in northern Gaza . resolve What issues are preventing them from settling disputes? 11 12 +1315 2 Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and PLO chief Yasser Arafat did not resolve any disputes during their 2 1 / 2 - hour meeting Thursday at an Israel - PLO command post in northern Gaza . Thursday of which year? 23 24 +1315 3 Reflecting the tensions , the two did not hold a joint news conference . However , they agreed to meet again next Thursday . agreed Does this mean they intend to come to an agreement soon? 17 18 +1315 3 Reflecting the tensions , the two did not hold a joint news conference . However , they agreed to meet again next Thursday . next Thursday what will they discuss this time? 21 23 +1315 4 Rabin told Arafat he must rein in Islamic militants before Israel will talk about expanding Palestinian self - rule to the West Bank . Fifty - five Israelis have been killed by Palestinian militants since October in a surge of suicide bombings . he must rein in Islamic militants How, exactly, will this be done? 3 9 +1315 4 Rabin told Arafat he must rein in Islamic militants before Israel will talk about expanding Palestinian self - rule to the West Bank . Fifty - five Israelis have been killed by Palestinian militants since October in a surge of suicide bombings . October how many months has it been? 35 36 +1315 5 Rabin also refused Arafat ' s demand that Israel lift a 19 - day closure of the West Bank and Gaza Strip imposed after a bombing attack last month by Islamic militants that killed 21 Israelis . attack How often are these attacks? 26 27 +1316 1 David didn ' t defeat Goliath in Chechnya - - but he delivered powerful and unexpected blows to the body , and especially to the ego . didn ' t defeat Why didn't David defeat Goliath? 1 5 +1316 1 David didn ' t defeat Goliath in Chechnya - - but he delivered powerful and unexpected blows to the body , and especially to the ego . unexpected Why ere the blows unexpected? 15 16 +1316 1 David didn ' t defeat Goliath in Chechnya - - but he delivered powerful and unexpected blows to the body , and especially to the ego . ego Why did the blows harm Goliath's ego? 25 26 +1316 2 What went wrong ? Why did poorly equipped , inexperienced Chechen fighters hold off heavily armed Russian troops carrying the mantle of the old Soviet superpower for more than a month ? heavily armed Russian troops How were the Russian troops so heavily-armed? 14 18 +1316 2 What went wrong ? Why did poorly equipped , inexperienced Chechen fighters hold off heavily armed Russian troops carrying the mantle of the old Soviet superpower for more than a month ? What went wrong ? What did go wrong, enabling poorly equipped fighters to hold off heavily armed Russian troops? 0 4 +1316 3 As Chechen separatists take their war for independence from Russia into the countryside , military analysts have been examining Moscow ' s poor performance in its first military encounter since the Cold War ended . countryside , Why is the war headed into the countryside? 12 14 +1316 4 Some reasons for Russia ' s bungled invasion of Chechnya are clear . reasons What are the reasons? 1 2 +1316 5 Units that had never trained together were sent to fight together - - motorized rifle troops , airborne troops , naval infantry and Ministry of Interior soldiers . had never trained together Why were some units not training together in case they needed to work in unison? 2 6 +1316 5 Units that had never trained together were sent to fight together - - motorized rifle troops , airborne troops , naval infantry and Ministry of Interior soldiers . never trained together Why hadn't the units trained together? 3 6 +1317 1 Federal prosecutors announced a sweeping securities fraud indictment against six people Thursday , charging them with illegal profits on insider tips about the corporate takeover plans of ATT Corp . sweeping securities fraud indictment What exactly is a sweeping securities fraud indictment? 4 8 +1317 1 Federal prosecutors announced a sweeping securities fraud indictment against six people Thursday , charging them with illegal profits on insider tips about the corporate takeover plans of ATT Corp . ATT How can they police the exchange of insider tips and how can they prove it? 27 28 +1317 1 Federal prosecutors announced a sweeping securities fraud indictment against six people Thursday , charging them with illegal profits on insider tips about the corporate takeover plans of ATT Corp . profits How much in profits? 17 18 +1317 2 Several others including a former ATT labor relations executive also were implicated in the alleged scheme , which netted dlrs 2 million and marked one of the biggest cases of Wall Street corruption since the takeover heyday of the 1980s . Wall Street corruption How often does Wall Street corruption occur? 30 33 +1317 2 Several others including a former ATT labor relations executive also were implicated in the alleged scheme , which netted dlrs 2 million and marked one of the biggest cases of Wall Street corruption since the takeover heyday of the 1980s . heyday What occurred during the 1980s? 36 37 +1317 3 The six defendants were charged with conspiracy to commit securities fraud , fraud in connection with takeover offers , wire fraud and obstruction , U . S . Attorney Mary Jo White told a news conference in Manhattan . wire fraud What is wire fraud? 19 21 +1317 4 The indictment says that for more than four years , the defendants were fed illicit tips about the takeover plans of the nation ' s biggest long - distance telephone company and used the information to buy and sell securities for profit . the defendants were fed illicit tips Who fed the defendants the illicit tips? 10 16 +1317 4 The indictment says that for more than four years , the defendants were fed illicit tips about the takeover plans of the nation ' s biggest long - distance telephone company and used the information to buy and sell securities for profit . securities What do they mean specifically when they say securities and how does this affect the company? 39 40 +1317 4 The indictment says that for more than four years , the defendants were fed illicit tips about the takeover plans of the nation ' s biggest long - distance telephone company and used the information to buy and sell securities for profit . fed Who fed them the illicit tips 13 14 +1317 4 The indictment says that for more than four years , the defendants were fed illicit tips about the takeover plans of the nation ' s biggest long - distance telephone company and used the information to buy and sell securities for profit . defendants were fed Who fed them the tips? 11 14 +1317 5 Federal law prohibits this practice , known as insider trading , which proliferated during the 1980s era of takeovers that frequently drove up the stock prices of target companies . insider trading , When did the first case on insider trading occur? 8 11 +1317 5 Federal law prohibits this practice , known as insider trading , which proliferated during the 1980s era of takeovers that frequently drove up the stock prices of target companies . up How does insider trading lead to the rise in stock prices of target companies? 22 23 +1318 1 Darryl Strawberry , the former Mets slugger whose career has been plagued by drug and alcohol problems , pleaded guilty Thursday to tax evasion and was promised a probable sentence of three months in jail . former Mets slugger Why is he no longer a Mets slugger? 4 7 +1318 1 Darryl Strawberry , the former Mets slugger whose career has been plagued by drug and alcohol problems , pleaded guilty Thursday to tax evasion and was promised a probable sentence of three months in jail . problems , What problems exactly? 16 18 +1318 1 Darryl Strawberry , the former Mets slugger whose career has been plagued by drug and alcohol problems , pleaded guilty Thursday to tax evasion and was promised a probable sentence of three months in jail . pleaded guilty Pled guilty to what? 18 20 +1318 1 Darryl Strawberry , the former Mets slugger whose career has been plagued by drug and alcohol problems , pleaded guilty Thursday to tax evasion and was promised a probable sentence of three months in jail . pleaded guilty in which court? 18 20 +1318 1 Darryl Strawberry , the former Mets slugger whose career has been plagued by drug and alcohol problems , pleaded guilty Thursday to tax evasion and was promised a probable sentence of three months in jail . plagued by drug and alcohol problems How and when did he start getting out of control with drugs and alcohol. 11 17 +1318 2 The plea bargain in federal court came three days after Strawberry was suspended from U . S . Major League Baseball and released by the San Francisco Giants for failing drug tests . plea bargain Why was this bargain offered? 1 3 +1318 2 The plea bargain in federal court came three days after Strawberry was suspended from U . S . Major League Baseball and released by the San Francisco Giants for failing drug tests . was suspended Why exactly was he suspended? 11 13 +1318 2 The plea bargain in federal court came three days after Strawberry was suspended from U . S . Major League Baseball and released by the San Francisco Giants for failing drug tests . failing drug tests How many times did he fail? 29 32 +1318 2 The plea bargain in federal court came three days after Strawberry was suspended from U . S . Major League Baseball and released by the San Francisco Giants for failing drug tests . Strawberry was suspended Why was he suspended? 10 13 +1318 3 Strawberry could have been sentenced to up to five years in jail . The sentence discussed Thursday is subject to change based on probation and other presentencing reports . subject to change What would the change be based upon? 18 21 +1318 3 Strawberry could have been sentenced to up to five years in jail . The sentence discussed Thursday is subject to change based on probation and other presentencing reports . other What other reports? 25 26 +1318 3 Strawberry could have been sentenced to up to five years in jail . The sentence discussed Thursday is subject to change based on probation and other presentencing reports . probation and other presentencing reports Why not do the promised probable sentence of three months. 23 28 +1318 4 Besides the three - month jail term , Strawberry is to be sentenced to three months of home confinement , with an electronic monitor . of home confinement , What are the rules of home confinement? 16 20 +1318 5 However , he may be allowed to play baseball during the season if he gets a job . if he gets a job What kind of job? 12 17 +1318 5 However , he may be allowed to play baseball during the season if he gets a job . if he gets a job Does he have any job prospects? 12 17 +1318 5 However , he may be allowed to play baseball during the season if he gets a job . during during which season? 9 10 +1318 5 However , he may be allowed to play baseball during the season if he gets a job . if he gets a job what kind of job? during or after his home confinement? 12 17 +1318 5 However , he may be allowed to play baseball during the season if he gets a job . may be allowed to play baseball Why does he get to play? 3 9 +1319 1 An art expert is visiting a northern Serbian town to tackle an immense task : reviewing thousands of pieces of art carried off by the Yugoslav army during a 1991 war in Croatia . art expert Why is there only one art expert reviewing thousands of art pieces? 1 3 +1319 1 An art expert is visiting a northern Serbian town to tackle an immense task : reviewing thousands of pieces of art carried off by the Yugoslav army during a 1991 war in Croatia . carried off by the Yugoslav army Why was the art carried off by the army? 21 27 +1319 1 An art expert is visiting a northern Serbian town to tackle an immense task : reviewing thousands of pieces of art carried off by the Yugoslav army during a 1991 war in Croatia . thousands of pieces of art carried off Why did the army take the art? 16 23 +1319 2 Christoph Hans Von Imhof of the Council of Europe traveled Thursday to Novi Sad , where officials say most of about 10 , 000 medieval icons , paintings , sculptures and other items are located . Christoph Hans Von Imhof How was Christoph Hans Von Imhof chosen to review the pieces of art? 0 4 +1319 3 Yugoslavia says it took the artifacts only to save them . It informed the U . N . Educational , Scientific and Cultural Organization about the operation and provided full lists of the items . save them Save them from what? 8 10 +1319 4 " The only thing that is a secret is where exactly the objects are , " said Marko Omcikus , head of Serbia ' s office for the protection of cultural monuments . secret Why is the location of the objects a secret? 7 8 +1319 4 " The only thing that is a secret is where exactly the objects are , " said Marko Omcikus , head of Serbia ' s office for the protection of cultural monuments . protection of cultural monuments What exactly are the responsibilities of this agency? 28 32 +1319 4 " The only thing that is a secret is where exactly the objects are , " said Marko Omcikus , head of Serbia ' s office for the protection of cultural monuments . where exactly the objects are , " Why are the objects being hidden? 9 16 +1319 5 Yugoslavia has indicated that valuables will be returned to Croatia only after a dispute is settled between four former and two remaining Yugoslav republics over once - common assets . dispute What are the details of the dispute? 13 14 +1319 5 Yugoslavia has indicated that valuables will be returned to Croatia only after a dispute is settled between four former and two remaining Yugoslav republics over once - common assets . only after a dispute What is the nature of the dispute? 10 14 +1319 5 Yugoslavia has indicated that valuables will be returned to Croatia only after a dispute is settled between four former and two remaining Yugoslav republics over once - common assets . once - common assets What types of assets were being disputed by the nations? 25 29 +1320 1 Spaniard Seve Ballesteros fired a 4 - under - par 68 on Thursday to join three others in the lead after the first day of the dlrs 375 , 000 Canary Islands Open . three others which players are these? 15 17 +1320 1 Spaniard Seve Ballesteros fired a 4 - under - par 68 on Thursday to join three others in the lead after the first day of the dlrs 375 , 000 Canary Islands Open . dlrs What does this mean? 26 27 +1320 1 Spaniard Seve Ballesteros fired a 4 - under - par 68 on Thursday to join three others in the lead after the first day of the dlrs 375 , 000 Canary Islands Open . lead How are they in the lead? 19 20 +1320 2 " I played very well today , the best I ' ve played from tee to green in a long time , " said the 37 - year - old Ballesteros , who had five birdies on the par - 72 , 6 , 868 - yard ( 6 , 311 - meter ) Maspalomas Golf Club course . birdies What is a birdie? 35 36 +1320 3 Ballesteros tied England ' s Paul Eales , Ireland ' s Philip Walton and Scotland ' s Gary Orr for the lead . lead What score is the lead? 21 22 +1320 4 " Ball striking was the key to a good round . I ' m driving the ball and not making major mistakes , " said the current No . 1 in the Ryder Cup points table . Ryder Cup points table Where was the Ryder Cup being played at during this year? 32 36 +1320 4 " Ball striking was the key to a good round . I ' m driving the ball and not making major mistakes , " said the current No . 1 in the Ryder Cup points table . " Ball striking what does this mean? 0 3 +1320 4 " Ball striking was the key to a good round . I ' m driving the ball and not making major mistakes , " said the current No . 1 in the Ryder Cup points table . key Why was ball striking they key? 5 6 +1320 5 This is Ballesteros ' last European Tour event until after the U . S . Masters in April . last Why is it the last? 4 5 +1320 5 This is Ballesteros ' last European Tour event until after the U . S . Masters in April . last Why is it his last? 4 5 +1321 1 She got angry . She got indignant . She dismissed her detractors . But in the end , the woman who claimed to have unearthed Alexander the Great ' s tomb near a remote oasis failed to convince the skeptics . She got angry Why was she angry? 0 3 +1321 1 She got angry . She got indignant . She dismissed her detractors . But in the end , the woman who claimed to have unearthed Alexander the Great ' s tomb near a remote oasis failed to convince the skeptics . She got indignant Why did she get indignant? 4 7 +1321 1 She got angry . She got indignant . She dismissed her detractors . But in the end , the woman who claimed to have unearthed Alexander the Great ' s tomb near a remote oasis failed to convince the skeptics . the skeptics Who are the skeptics? 38 40 +1321 1 She got angry . She got indignant . She dismissed her detractors . But in the end , the woman who claimed to have unearthed Alexander the Great ' s tomb near a remote oasis failed to convince the skeptics . She who is she and what happened? 0 1 +1321 1 She got angry . She got indignant . She dismissed her detractors . But in the end , the woman who claimed to have unearthed Alexander the Great ' s tomb near a remote oasis failed to convince the skeptics . skeptics What are the methods involved in identifying such remains? 39 40 +1321 1 She got angry . She got indignant . She dismissed her detractors . But in the end , the woman who claimed to have unearthed Alexander the Great ' s tomb near a remote oasis failed to convince the skeptics . skeptics Why were people skeptical about the location of the tomb? 39 40 +1321 2 " She ' s a dreamer , " an Egyptian history professor said at a conference Thursday between Liana Souvaltzi and archaeologists . professor said Why did he say that? 11 13 +1321 2 " She ' s a dreamer , " an Egyptian history professor said at a conference Thursday between Liana Souvaltzi and archaeologists . archaeologists How many archaeologists? 21 22 +1321 2 " She ' s a dreamer , " an Egyptian history professor said at a conference Thursday between Liana Souvaltzi and archaeologists . conference where was the conference and what as it about? 15 16 +1321 2 " She ' s a dreamer , " an Egyptian history professor said at a conference Thursday between Liana Souvaltzi and archaeologists . " She ' s Who is she? What are her qualifications? 0 4 +1321 2 " She ' s a dreamer , " an Egyptian history professor said at a conference Thursday between Liana Souvaltzi and archaeologists . " She ' s a dreamer , " Why would she be considered a dreamer? 0 8 +1321 3 " Anecdotes , " said another . " Have you proof ? " a colleague shouted . shouted . Why were they shouting? 15 17 +1321 3 " Anecdotes , " said another . " Have you proof ? " a colleague shouted . " Anecdotes , " what does this word mean in this context ? 0 4 +1321 3 " Anecdotes , " said another . " Have you proof ? " a colleague shouted . " Anecdotes , " How can the location of a tomb be anecdotal? 0 4 +1321 4 It was Souvaltzi ' s first public meeting since she captured the world ' s attention by announcing last month that she had indeed discovered the Greek conqueror ' s resting place on a windswept hill near the Libyan border . she captured the world ' s attention How did she do this? 9 16 +1321 4 It was Souvaltzi ' s first public meeting since she captured the world ' s attention by announcing last month that she had indeed discovered the Greek conqueror ' s resting place on a windswept hill near the Libyan border . resting place Where is the location? 30 32 +1321 4 It was Souvaltzi ' s first public meeting since she captured the world ' s attention by announcing last month that she had indeed discovered the Greek conqueror ' s resting place on a windswept hill near the Libyan border . Greek who is the conqueror? what is the importance of this person to the context of the article ? 26 27 +1321 4 It was Souvaltzi ' s first public meeting since she captured the world ' s attention by announcing last month that she had indeed discovered the Greek conqueror ' s resting place on a windswept hill near the Libyan border . border How did the remains of Alexander the Great end up here? 39 40 +1321 4 It was Souvaltzi ' s first public meeting since she captured the world ' s attention by announcing last month that she had indeed discovered the Greek conqueror ' s resting place on a windswept hill near the Libyan border . first public Why did she wait so long to have a public meeting? 5 7 +1321 5 The find was met with amazement - - and criticism . A team dispatched by the Greek government said it found no evidence to support her claim and even doubted whether the building was a tomb . But its visit to the Siwa oasis was brief , and it acknowledged more time was needed to study the artifacts . amazement - - and criticism . Why did people feel this way? 5 11 +1321 5 The find was met with amazement - - and criticism . A team dispatched by the Greek government said it found no evidence to support her claim and even doubted whether the building was a tomb . But its visit to the Siwa oasis was brief , and it acknowledged more time was needed to study the artifacts . found no evidence What did they do to find evidence? 20 23 +1321 5 The find was met with amazement - - and criticism . A team dispatched by the Greek government said it found no evidence to support her claim and even doubted whether the building was a tomb . But its visit to the Siwa oasis was brief , and it acknowledged more time was needed to study the artifacts . even doubted Why did they doubt? 28 30 +1321 5 The find was met with amazement - - and criticism . A team dispatched by the Greek government said it found no evidence to support her claim and even doubted whether the building was a tomb . But its visit to the Siwa oasis was brief , and it acknowledged more time was needed to study the artifacts . Siwa oasis What is the Siwa oasis? 42 44 +1321 5 The find was met with amazement - - and criticism . A team dispatched by the Greek government said it found no evidence to support her claim and even doubted whether the building was a tomb . But its visit to the Siwa oasis was brief , and it acknowledged more time was needed to study the artifacts . no What are some things that would be considered hard evidence? 21 22 +1321 5 The find was met with amazement - - and criticism . A team dispatched by the Greek government said it found no evidence to support her claim and even doubted whether the building was a tomb . But its visit to the Siwa oasis was brief , and it acknowledged more time was needed to study the artifacts . acknowledged If more time was needed, then why denounce the finding? 49 50 +1322 1 A week - long strike by this Caribbean country ' s 20 , 000 teachers that has affected all schools will end Friday , under an order by the government ' s mediating board . Caribbean country ' s What Caribbean country? 7 11 +1322 1 A week - long strike by this Caribbean country ' s 20 , 000 teachers that has affected all schools will end Friday , under an order by the government ' s mediating board . has affected all schools How have the schools been affected? 16 20 +1322 1 A week - long strike by this Caribbean country ' s 20 , 000 teachers that has affected all schools will end Friday , under an order by the government ' s mediating board . A week - long strike Why was the strike taking place? 0 5 +1322 1 A week - long strike by this Caribbean country ' s 20 , 000 teachers that has affected all schools will end Friday , under an order by the government ' s mediating board . week - long strike What caused the strike? 1 5 +1322 1 A week - long strike by this Caribbean country ' s 20 , 000 teachers that has affected all schools will end Friday , under an order by the government ' s mediating board . this Caribbean country ' s What Caribbean country is this? 6 11 +1322 2 The Industrial Disputes Tribunal issued the back - to - work order after a meeting Thursday with negotiators for the teachers and the government . back - to - work order Is this order mandatory? 6 12 +1322 2 The Industrial Disputes Tribunal issued the back - to - work order after a meeting Thursday with negotiators for the teachers and the government . negotiators Who employs these negotiators? 17 18 +1322 2 The Industrial Disputes Tribunal issued the back - to - work order after a meeting Thursday with negotiators for the teachers and the government . meeting What took place in the meeting? 14 15 +1322 2 The Industrial Disputes Tribunal issued the back - to - work order after a meeting Thursday with negotiators for the teachers and the government . meeting What agreements were reached at the meeting? 14 15 +1322 3 Talks on the unresolved issue of salary raises for the teachers will resume Feb . 25 and be mediated by the tribunal . unresolved issue What issue is unresolved? 3 5 +1322 3 Talks on the unresolved issue of salary raises for the teachers will resume Feb . 25 and be mediated by the tribunal . salary raises How much of a raise are they expecting? 6 8 +1322 3 Talks on the unresolved issue of salary raises for the teachers will resume Feb . 25 and be mediated by the tribunal . be mediated Mediated by whom? 17 19 +1322 3 Talks on the unresolved issue of salary raises for the teachers will resume Feb . 25 and be mediated by the tribunal . issue of salary raises for the teachers Why were the teachers not able to secure their raises? 4 11 +1322 3 Talks on the unresolved issue of salary raises for the teachers will resume Feb . 25 and be mediated by the tribunal . unresolved issue What issues were previously resolved? 3 5 +1322 4 Affected have been public and private schools , from kindergarten through high school , and two - year community colleges . Only the University of the West Indies ' Jamaica campus wasn ' t touched by the dispute . Affected have been public and private schools , How have the schools been affected? 0 8 +1322 4 Affected have been public and private schools , from kindergarten through high school , and two - year community colleges . Only the University of the West Indies ' Jamaica campus wasn ' t touched by the dispute . campus wasn ' t touched How did this campus remain untouched by the dispute? 30 35 +1322 4 Affected have been public and private schools , from kindergarten through high school , and two - year community colleges . Only the University of the West Indies ' Jamaica campus wasn ' t touched by the dispute . West Indies ' Jamaica Why wasn't this school effected? 26 30 +1322 4 Affected have been public and private schools , from kindergarten through high school , and two - year community colleges . Only the University of the West Indies ' Jamaica campus wasn ' t touched by the dispute . University of the West Indies ' Jamaica campus Why was this campus unaffected by the teaching labor dispute? 23 31 +1322 5 All the teachers struck Feb . 1 and 2 . Starting Monday , they divided the island ' s 14 parishes into four sectors and a different sector has struck each day . struck Feb . 1 and 2 Why were those dates chosen? 3 9 +1322 5 All the teachers struck Feb . 1 and 2 . Starting Monday , they divided the island ' s 14 parishes into four sectors and a different sector has struck each day . a different sector How many are in one sector? 25 28 +1322 5 All the teachers struck Feb . 1 and 2 . Starting Monday , they divided the island ' s 14 parishes into four sectors and a different sector has struck each day . each day How many days has the strike been going on? 30 32 +1322 5 All the teachers struck Feb . 1 and 2 . Starting Monday , they divided the island ' s 14 parishes into four sectors and a different sector has struck each day . different sector has struck each day Why did the teachers divide the island into sectors and stagger their strikes? 26 32 +1323 1 Western doctors have long doubted patients like Alain Franques , who says acupuncture controlled his asthma when drugs failed . Now a critical analysis of meager data concludes there ' s tantalizing evidence the ancient treatment does help . critical analysis of meager data Who has conducted the analysis? 22 27 +1323 1 Western doctors have long doubted patients like Alain Franques , who says acupuncture controlled his asthma when drugs failed . Now a critical analysis of meager data concludes there ' s tantalizing evidence the ancient treatment does help . tantalizing evidence How many studies were analyzed to give this type of evidence? 31 33 +1323 1 Western doctors have long doubted patients like Alain Franques , who says acupuncture controlled his asthma when drugs failed . Now a critical analysis of meager data concludes there ' s tantalizing evidence the ancient treatment does help . acupuncture What do the proponents of acupuncture say about its benefits? 12 13 +1323 1 Western doctors have long doubted patients like Alain Franques , who says acupuncture controlled his asthma when drugs failed . Now a critical analysis of meager data concludes there ' s tantalizing evidence the ancient treatment does help . tantalizing evidence what is the evidence? 31 33 +1323 2 Using acupuncture as an aid in the treatment of respiratory disease might be safer than prolonged use of drugs alone , Dr . Kim Jobst of Oxford University wrote in Friday ' s debut issue of the Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine . prolonged use of drugs alone , What types of drugs were considered in this meta-analysis? 15 21 +1323 2 Using acupuncture as an aid in the treatment of respiratory disease might be safer than prolonged use of drugs alone , Dr . Kim Jobst of Oxford University wrote in Friday ' s debut issue of the Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine . acupuncture How long has acupuncture been in used? 1 2 +1323 2 Using acupuncture as an aid in the treatment of respiratory disease might be safer than prolonged use of drugs alone , Dr . Kim Jobst of Oxford University wrote in Friday ' s debut issue of the Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine . Friday ' s debut issue what year was this? 30 35 +1323 3 Jobst urged scientists to immediately start rigorous study to prove that , a call that comes as the Food and Drug Administration considers whether to give its stamp of approval to acupuncture . prove that , How long will this take? 9 12 +1323 3 Jobst urged scientists to immediately start rigorous study to prove that , a call that comes as the Food and Drug Administration considers whether to give its stamp of approval to acupuncture . stamp of approval When will they do this? 27 30 +1323 3 Jobst urged scientists to immediately start rigorous study to prove that , a call that comes as the Food and Drug Administration considers whether to give its stamp of approval to acupuncture . study How would the effects of acupuncture be studied by scientists? What metrics would they measure? 7 8 +1323 4 Acupuncture , which evolved 5 , 000 years ago in China , is based on the principle of chi , an invisible network of energy that is supposed to keep organs functioning . Acupuncture needles are to stimulate chi ' s circulation . China , Are there other countries, aside from China, who still use acupuncture? 10 12 +1323 4 Acupuncture , which evolved 5 , 000 years ago in China , is based on the principle of chi , an invisible network of energy that is supposed to keep organs functioning . Acupuncture needles are to stimulate chi ' s circulation . chi ' s circulation how does it flow exactly? 38 42 +1323 5 Acupuncture has never been proved to Western standards but , because it predates the FDA and hasn ' t been shown to be dangerous , it is widely practiced . Americans made some 9 million visits to acupuncturists last year , for everything from asthma to pain . everything What other ailments can be improved by acupuncturists? 42 43 +1324 1 Razmi Yousef , arrested and deported to the United States as the principal suspect in the World Trade Center bombing , was sought here last month in what police believed was a plot to kill Pope John Paul II . a plot to kill Pope John Paul What was the rationale behind the attempt? 31 38 +1324 1 Razmi Yousef , arrested and deported to the United States as the principal suspect in the World Trade Center bombing , was sought here last month in what police believed was a plot to kill Pope John Paul II . Pope Why was he trying to kill the Pope? 35 36 +1324 1 Razmi Yousef , arrested and deported to the United States as the principal suspect in the World Trade Center bombing , was sought here last month in what police believed was a plot to kill Pope John Paul II . deported How was he deported to the U.S.? 5 6 +1324 1 Razmi Yousef , arrested and deported to the United States as the principal suspect in the World Trade Center bombing , was sought here last month in what police believed was a plot to kill Pope John Paul II . World Trade Center bombing , Was he prosecuted for his role in the bombing? 16 21 +1324 1 Razmi Yousef , arrested and deported to the United States as the principal suspect in the World Trade Center bombing , was sought here last month in what police believed was a plot to kill Pope John Paul II . plot to kill Pope John Paul II How did he attempt to kill the pope? 32 39 +1324 1 Razmi Yousef , arrested and deported to the United States as the principal suspect in the World Trade Center bombing , was sought here last month in what police believed was a plot to kill Pope John Paul II . arrested and deported Why was he arrested and deported? 3 6 +1324 1 Razmi Yousef , arrested and deported to the United States as the principal suspect in the World Trade Center bombing , was sought here last month in what police believed was a plot to kill Pope John Paul II . principal suspect Were there other suspects? 12 14 +1324 1 Razmi Yousef , arrested and deported to the United States as the principal suspect in the World Trade Center bombing , was sought here last month in what police believed was a plot to kill Pope John Paul II . police believed Why did they believe this to be true? 28 30 +1324 2 The 27 - year - old Iraqi native was arrested Tuesday in Pakistan and secretly flown to the United States in a U . S . government plane . In New York on Thursday , he pleaded innocent to 11 counts relating to the Feb . 26 , 1993 , bombing of the Manhattan landmark . secretly Why was his transportation to the United States a secret? 14 15 +1324 2 The 27 - year - old Iraqi native was arrested Tuesday in Pakistan and secretly flown to the United States in a U . S . government plane . In New York on Thursday , he pleaded innocent to 11 counts relating to the Feb . 26 , 1993 , bombing of the Manhattan landmark . innocent What is his defense against these charges? 37 38 +1324 2 The 27 - year - old Iraqi native was arrested Tuesday in Pakistan and secretly flown to the United States in a U . S . government plane . In New York on Thursday , he pleaded innocent to 11 counts relating to the Feb . 26 , 1993 , bombing of the Manhattan landmark . secretly flown Why did it have to be a secret? 14 16 +1324 2 The 27 - year - old Iraqi native was arrested Tuesday in Pakistan and secretly flown to the United States in a U . S . government plane . In New York on Thursday , he pleaded innocent to 11 counts relating to the Feb . 26 , 1993 , bombing of the Manhattan landmark . pleaded innocent Was this his lawyers advice? 36 38 +1324 3 Yousef ' s name surfaced here after police raided an apartment Jan . 6 a few blocks from where Pope John Paul II was to stay during his visit to the Philippines . The pontiff arrived Jan . 12 and left for New Guinea four days later . Pope Why was the Pope visiting the Philippines? 19 20 +1324 3 Yousef ' s name surfaced here after police raided an apartment Jan . 6 a few blocks from where Pope John Paul II was to stay during his visit to the Philippines . The pontiff arrived Jan . 12 and left for New Guinea four days later . raided an apartment Why did the police raid the apartment? 8 11 +1324 3 Yousef ' s name surfaced here after police raided an apartment Jan . 6 a few blocks from where Pope John Paul II was to stay during his visit to the Philippines . The pontiff arrived Jan . 12 and left for New Guinea four days later . name surfaced In what situation did his name surface? 3 5 +1324 3 Yousef ' s name surfaced here after police raided an apartment Jan . 6 a few blocks from where Pope John Paul II was to stay during his visit to the Philippines . The pontiff arrived Jan . 12 and left for New Guinea four days later . raided an apartment What led them to this apartment? 8 11 +1324 3 Yousef ' s name surfaced here after police raided an apartment Jan . 6 a few blocks from where Pope John Paul II was to stay during his visit to the Philippines . The pontiff arrived Jan . 12 and left for New Guinea four days later . his visit to the Philippines Why was the Pope visiting the Philippines? 27 32 +1324 4 Police released few details of the incident . After the pope left , they said agents arrested two Middle Easterners and seized Bibles , pictures of the pope , maps of his routes and bomb - making equipment . Easterners Why was another Middle Easterner arrested? 19 20 +1324 4 Police released few details of the incident . After the pope left , they said agents arrested two Middle Easterners and seized Bibles , pictures of the pope , maps of his routes and bomb - making equipment . few details Why did the police release few details about this incident? 2 4 +1324 4 Police released few details of the incident . After the pope left , they said agents arrested two Middle Easterners and seized Bibles , pictures of the pope , maps of his routes and bomb - making equipment . released few details Why didn't they reveal all of the details? 1 4 +1324 4 Police released few details of the incident . After the pope left , they said agents arrested two Middle Easterners and seized Bibles , pictures of the pope , maps of his routes and bomb - making equipment . seized What did they seize? 21 22 +1324 5 Police spokesman Arturo Lomibao said Yousef was among three people who eluded arrest and were being sought . He apparently slipped out of the country . slipped out of the country How had he eluded capture for so long? 20 25 +1324 5 Police spokesman Arturo Lomibao said Yousef was among three people who eluded arrest and were being sought . He apparently slipped out of the country . eluded How was he able to elude arrest? 11 12 +1324 5 Police spokesman Arturo Lomibao said Yousef was among three people who eluded arrest and were being sought . He apparently slipped out of the country . slipped How did he slip out of the country? 20 21 +1324 5 Police spokesman Arturo Lomibao said Yousef was among three people who eluded arrest and were being sought . He apparently slipped out of the country . slipped out of the country How did Yousef slip out of the country? 20 25 +1324 5 Police spokesman Arturo Lomibao said Yousef was among three people who eluded arrest and were being sought . He apparently slipped out of the country . eluded arrest How long did they elude arrest? 11 13 +1324 5 Police spokesman Arturo Lomibao said Yousef was among three people who eluded arrest and were being sought . He apparently slipped out of the country . slipped out of the country How did he slip out of the country? 20 25 +1325 1 President Ernesto Zedillo ordered the arrest of Subcomandante Marcos and other leaders of last year ' s Indian rebellion on Thursday , a day after federal agents uncovered what he called major weapons caches and plans for " new and greater acts of violence " across Mexico . Indian rebellion Why did this rebellion take place? 17 19 +1325 1 President Ernesto Zedillo ordered the arrest of Subcomandante Marcos and other leaders of last year ' s Indian rebellion on Thursday , a day after federal agents uncovered what he called major weapons caches and plans for " new and greater acts of violence " across Mexico . major weapons caches How do you decide what weapons caches are major? 31 34 +1325 1 President Ernesto Zedillo ordered the arrest of Subcomandante Marcos and other leaders of last year ' s Indian rebellion on Thursday , a day after federal agents uncovered what he called major weapons caches and plans for " new and greater acts of violence " across Mexico . he called major weapons caches How were these stockpiles discovered? 29 34 +1325 1 President Ernesto Zedillo ordered the arrest of Subcomandante Marcos and other leaders of last year ' s Indian rebellion on Thursday , a day after federal agents uncovered what he called major weapons caches and plans for " new and greater acts of violence " across Mexico . uncovered Who tipped off this information that led to the arrest? 27 28 +1325 2 In a surprise , nationwide TV address , Zedillo said he had directed the army to increase patrols and to help keep order in the southern state of Chiapas , where the Indian rebellion erupted on Jan . 1 , 1994 . surprise , nationwide TV address , Why was the TV address a surprise? 2 8 +1325 2 In a surprise , nationwide TV address , Zedillo said he had directed the army to increase patrols and to help keep order in the southern state of Chiapas , where the Indian rebellion erupted on Jan . 1 , 1994 . Indian rebellion erupted on Jan . 1 , 1994 Why did the rebellion take place? 32 41 +1325 2 In a surprise , nationwide TV address , Zedillo said he had directed the army to increase patrols and to help keep order in the southern state of Chiapas , where the Indian rebellion erupted on Jan . 1 , 1994 . rebellion How violent is the rebellion, and which groups are involved? 33 34 +1325 2 In a surprise , nationwide TV address , Zedillo said he had directed the army to increase patrols and to help keep order in the southern state of Chiapas , where the Indian rebellion erupted on Jan . 1 , 1994 . surprise , nationwide it was not planned? 2 5 +1325 3 At least 145 people were killed in fighting until a cease - fire was called 12 days later . Several attempts at negotiating peace with the rebels have floundered , but the cease - fire has remained in effect . cease - fire was called Why was the cease-fire called? 10 15 +1325 3 At least 145 people were killed in fighting until a cease - fire was called 12 days later . Several attempts at negotiating peace with the rebels have floundered , but the cease - fire has remained in effect . negotiating peace with the rebels Why have the peace negotiations floundered? 22 27 +1325 3 At least 145 people were killed in fighting until a cease - fire was called 12 days later . Several attempts at negotiating peace with the rebels have floundered , but the cease - fire has remained in effect . peace with the rebels have floundered , Why have these talks stalled out? 23 30 +1325 3 At least 145 people were killed in fighting until a cease - fire was called 12 days later . Several attempts at negotiating peace with the rebels have floundered , but the cease - fire has remained in effect . rebels What are the objectives of the rebels? 26 27 +1325 3 At least 145 people were killed in fighting until a cease - fire was called 12 days later . Several attempts at negotiating peace with the rebels have floundered , but the cease - fire has remained in effect . floundered , why did they flounder? 28 30 +1325 4 Zedillo said federal judicial police on Wednesday discovered large , clandestine arsenals kept by the Zapatista National Liberation Army rebels in Mexico City and the Gulf Coast state of Veracruz . discovered large , clandestine arsenals How were these arsenals discovered? 7 12 +1325 4 Zedillo said federal judicial police on Wednesday discovered large , clandestine arsenals kept by the Zapatista National Liberation Army rebels in Mexico City and the Gulf Coast state of Veracruz . rebels How widespread is the rebellion? 19 20 +1325 5 The caches included high - powered weapons such as hand - grenades , mortar heads and explosives , he said . hand - grenades , mortar heads and explosives , where do they get these? 9 18 +1326 1 Al " A . C . " Cowlings will not be writing a book attacking the reputation Nicole Brown Simpson , slain ex - wife of longtime friend O . J . Simpson , his attorney said . slain Why is she described as ‘slain’? 21 22 +1326 1 Al " A . C . " Cowlings will not be writing a book attacking the reputation Nicole Brown Simpson , slain ex - wife of longtime friend O . J . Simpson , his attorney said . not Why was it rumored that A.C. Cowlings would write a book attacking Nicole Brown Simpson? 9 10 +1326 1 Al " A . C . " Cowlings will not be writing a book attacking the reputation Nicole Brown Simpson , slain ex - wife of longtime friend O . J . Simpson , his attorney said . friend What was the friendship between Cowlings and O.J. Simpson like? 27 28 +1326 2 Cowlings had nothing to do with a book proposal reportedly circulated among publishers on Monday , attorney Donald Re said on CNN ' s " Larry King Live " program Wednesday . nothing Why was Cowlings' name attached to this book proposal? 2 3 +1326 3 " He still has not seen the proposal but the published reports on what the proposal contains was enough to really hurt A . C . because he wants no part in trying to tarnish Nicole , " Re said . proposal contains what does the proposal contain? 15 17 +1326 3 " He still has not seen the proposal but the published reports on what the proposal contains was enough to really hurt A . C . because he wants no part in trying to tarnish Nicole , " Re said . tarnish Why ‘tarnish’ Nicole - why is there a concern for reputation? 34 35 +1326 3 " He still has not seen the proposal but the published reports on what the proposal contains was enough to really hurt A . C . because he wants no part in trying to tarnish Nicole , " Re said . Nicole , " Did Cowlings have a good relationship with Nicole Brown Simpson? 35 38 +1326 4 Cowlings ' book was going to defend Simpson and condemn Ms . Simpson as a promiscuous drug abuser , the New York Post reported Tuesday . condemn Are allegations about Nicole's drug use accurate? 9 10 +1326 5 The report was based on a 30 - page proposal for " A . C . and O . J . : The True Story of a Friendship , Marriage and a Murder , " circulated among publishers Monday by Cowlings ' agent , Mitch Douglas of International Creative Management . agent , Why did Cowlings' agent circulate this proposal if Cowlings was not involved with it at all? 42 44 +1327 1 Soldiers and rebel fighters dug trenches and braced for a confrontation after President Ernesto Zedillo ' s announcement that he was cracking down on the Chiapas insurgency . Chiapas insurgency What is the Chiapas insurgency? 25 27 +1327 1 Soldiers and rebel fighters dug trenches and braced for a confrontation after President Ernesto Zedillo ' s announcement that he was cracking down on the Chiapas insurgency . cracking down Why was the President cracking down? 21 23 +1327 1 Soldiers and rebel fighters dug trenches and braced for a confrontation after President Ernesto Zedillo ' s announcement that he was cracking down on the Chiapas insurgency . cracking down on the Chiapas insurgency . Why was a crackdown taking place? 21 28 +1327 1 Soldiers and rebel fighters dug trenches and braced for a confrontation after President Ernesto Zedillo ' s announcement that he was cracking down on the Chiapas insurgency . Chiapas Who are the Chiapas and why are they rising up? 25 26 +1327 2 Fighters from the Zapatista National Liberation Army told reporters Thursday they were going on " red alert . " Guerrillas felled trees and planted mines along the roads leading into rebel territory in the southern Chiapas state . " red alert . " Why were they going on \"red alert\"? 14 19 +1327 2 Fighters from the Zapatista National Liberation Army told reporters Thursday they were going on " red alert . " Guerrillas felled trees and planted mines along the roads leading into rebel territory in the southern Chiapas state . Zapatista Is the Zapatista National Liberation Army the same group as the Chiapas, or is it their rival? 3 4 +1327 3 In the village of San Andres Larrainzar , at least 200 soldiers , accompanied by an armored vehicle with a 90mm gun , guarded the village of San Andres Larrainzar , about 10 miles ( 16 km ) north of San Cristobal , the state ' s largest city . soldiers , Which soldiers? 11 13 +1327 3 In the village of San Andres Larrainzar , at least 200 soldiers , accompanied by an armored vehicle with a 90mm gun , guarded the village of San Andres Larrainzar , about 10 miles ( 16 km ) north of San Cristobal , the state ' s largest city . guarded What are they protecting in the village? 23 24 +1327 4 Tensions rose as Zedillo announced he was ordering the arrest of six leaders of the Zapatista National Liberation Army , including the rebel group ' s mysterious leader Subcommandante Marcos . the arrest of six leaders Why was he ordering their arrest? 8 13 +1327 4 Tensions rose as Zedillo announced he was ordering the arrest of six leaders of the Zapatista National Liberation Army , including the rebel group ' s mysterious leader Subcommandante Marcos . arrest of six leaders What were the charges that were leading to these arrests? 9 13 +1327 4 Tensions rose as Zedillo announced he was ordering the arrest of six leaders of the Zapatista National Liberation Army , including the rebel group ' s mysterious leader Subcommandante Marcos . Subcommandante Who is Subcommandante Marcos and how did he come to lead the Zapatista National Liberation Army? 28 29 +1327 5 Chiapas residents feared they could become victims of renewed fighting . More than 145 people died when the Zapatistas launched an uprising Jan . 1 , 1994 . A cease - fire was declared 12 days later . uprising What was the original uprising about? 21 22 +1327 5 Chiapas residents feared they could become victims of renewed fighting . More than 145 people died when the Zapatistas launched an uprising Jan . 1 , 1994 . A cease - fire was declared 12 days later . renewed When did violence first begin? 8 9 +1328 1 With a personal visit to Congress , German Chancellor Helmut Kohl is trying to temper legislators ' zeal for lifting the arms embargo against the Bosnian government . He also is warning against abandoning Russian President Boris Yeltsin . zeal Why is Congress for lifting the embargo? 17 18 +1328 1 With a personal visit to Congress , German Chancellor Helmut Kohl is trying to temper legislators ' zeal for lifting the arms embargo against the Bosnian government . He also is warning against abandoning Russian President Boris Yeltsin . warning against Why is Kohl warning against this? 31 33 +1328 1 With a personal visit to Congress , German Chancellor Helmut Kohl is trying to temper legislators ' zeal for lifting the arms embargo against the Bosnian government . He also is warning against abandoning Russian President Boris Yeltsin . abandoning How is Yeltsin being abandoned? 33 34 +1328 1 With a personal visit to Congress , German Chancellor Helmut Kohl is trying to temper legislators ' zeal for lifting the arms embargo against the Bosnian government . He also is warning against abandoning Russian President Boris Yeltsin . lifting the arms embargo Why is there an arms embargo? 19 23 +1328 1 With a personal visit to Congress , German Chancellor Helmut Kohl is trying to temper legislators ' zeal for lifting the arms embargo against the Bosnian government . He also is warning against abandoning Russian President Boris Yeltsin . trying to temper legislators ' zeal Why is he specifically against lifting the embargo while congress isn't? 12 18 +1328 1 With a personal visit to Congress , German Chancellor Helmut Kohl is trying to temper legislators ' zeal for lifting the arms embargo against the Bosnian government . He also is warning against abandoning Russian President Boris Yeltsin . abandoning Russian President Boris Yeltsin Why was Kohl arguing against abandoning Yeltsin? 33 38 +1328 2 In a series of meetings Thursday that Kohl requested , he told members of the House and Senate that " now is the wrong time " for the United States to act on its own to open the way for the Bosnians to obtain arms . " now is the wrong time " Why does Kohl believe it's the wrong time? 19 26 +1328 2 In a series of meetings Thursday that Kohl requested , he told members of the House and Senate that " now is the wrong time " for the United States to act on its own to open the way for the Bosnians to obtain arms . obtain arms Why does Bosnia want to obtain arms so badly, is war on the horizon? 43 45 +1328 2 In a series of meetings Thursday that Kohl requested , he told members of the House and Senate that " now is the wrong time " for the United States to act on its own to open the way for the Bosnians to obtain arms . " now is the wrong time " Why is now a bad time? 19 26 +1328 3 A U . N . - mandated arms embargo exists against all parties to the fighting in the former Yugoslavia . But the Serbs inherited the weapons of the Yugoslav army and are far better equipped than their rivals . embargo Why does the current embargo exist? 8 9 +1328 3 A U . N . - mandated arms embargo exists against all parties to the fighting in the former Yugoslavia . But the Serbs inherited the weapons of the Yugoslav army and are far better equipped than their rivals . Serbs What are 'Serbs'? 23 24 +1328 4 There is bipartisan support in Congress for helping the Bosnians obtain the arms to defend themselves . President Clinton has said he would like to see the embargo lifted but only through United Nations action . see the embargo lifted How would the process go and how fast would it be for them to obtain sufficient arms after an embargo is lifted? 25 29 +1328 5 Clinton and Kohl surveyed prospects for NATO ' s expansion and strengthening U . S . ties to Europe during a 2 1 / 2 - hour meeting at the White House . prospects What are the prospects? 4 5 +1328 5 Clinton and Kohl surveyed prospects for NATO ' s expansion and strengthening U . S . ties to Europe during a 2 1 / 2 - hour meeting at the White House . strengthening U . S . ties to Europe What sort of ties were being discussed at the meeting between Clinton and Kohl? 11 19 +1329 1 The European Union plans to sign an economic pact with Vietnam by the end of June , following a breakthrough last month in efforts by Germany to deport some its 40 , 000 illegal Vietnamese residents , diplomats said Friday . an economic pact What will the pact contain? 6 9 +1329 1 The European Union plans to sign an economic pact with Vietnam by the end of June , following a breakthrough last month in efforts by Germany to deport some its 40 , 000 illegal Vietnamese residents , diplomats said Friday . diplomats Who are the diplomats? What country are they from? 37 38 +1329 1 The European Union plans to sign an economic pact with Vietnam by the end of June , following a breakthrough last month in efforts by Germany to deport some its 40 , 000 illegal Vietnamese residents , diplomats said Friday . European Union plans to sign an economic pact What is an economic pact, and why is the EU signing one with Vietnam? 1 9 +1329 1 The European Union plans to sign an economic pact with Vietnam by the end of June , following a breakthrough last month in efforts by Germany to deport some its 40 , 000 illegal Vietnamese residents , diplomats said Friday . Germany to deport some its 40 , 000 illegal What happened in Germany to have a breakthrough to deport almost 40,000 illegal Vietnamese residents? 25 34 +1329 2 Vietnam and the EU , which groups 15 countries , have now resolved the last issue blocking the treaty , said France ' s ambassador in Hanoi , Jean - Francois Nougarede . which groups 15 countries , Which countries were involved? 5 10 +1329 2 Vietnam and the EU , which groups 15 countries , have now resolved the last issue blocking the treaty , said France ' s ambassador in Hanoi , Jean - Francois Nougarede . have now resolved the last issue How did Vietnam and the EU resolve the last issue that was blocking the treaty? 10 16 +1329 3 The two sides expect to sign the pact during France ' s six - month term as Union president , Nougarede said at a news conference . France assumed the rotating Union presidency from Germany at the start of 1995 . six - month When will this be? 12 15 +1329 3 The two sides expect to sign the pact during France ' s six - month term as Union president , Nougarede said at a news conference . France assumed the rotating Union presidency from Germany at the start of 1995 . The two sides expect to sign the pact Why are they signing the pact during such a short term by France as Union President? 0 8 +1329 4 Vietnam made a commitment in January to take back some of its illegal emigrants over a specific period of time , German ambassador Christian Kraemer told reporters at the joint conference . He declined to give details but described the commitment as " quite a step forward . " time , What specific period of time? 19 21 +1329 4 Vietnam made a commitment in January to take back some of its illegal emigrants over a specific period of time , German ambassador Christian Kraemer told reporters at the joint conference . He declined to give details but described the commitment as " quite a step forward . " Vietnam made a commitment in January Why did they make a committment to take back their emigrants? 0 6 +1329 4 Vietnam made a commitment in January to take back some of its illegal emigrants over a specific period of time , German ambassador Christian Kraemer told reporters at the joint conference . He declined to give details but described the commitment as " quite a step forward . " the commitment as " quite a step forward . " Why is it such a step forward? 39 49 +1329 5 Some of these Vietnamese went to former East Germany as " guest workers " to help pay off Vietnam ' s debt to the East German government . Most entered Germany from Eastern European countries after 1989 , seeking jobs after the collapse of the Berlin Wall . Vietnam ' s debt to the East German government What sort of debt did Vietnam have at this time? 18 27 +1329 5 Some of these Vietnamese went to former East Germany as " guest workers " to help pay off Vietnam ' s debt to the East German government . Most entered Germany from Eastern European countries after 1989 , seeking jobs after the collapse of the Berlin Wall . went to former East Germany as " guest workers " How long ago did these Vietnamese go to former East Germany to help pay off Vietnam's debt to the East German government, and would it be cruel to send them back to Vietnam after this amount of time? 4 14 +1329 5 Some of these Vietnamese went to former East Germany as " guest workers " to help pay off Vietnam ' s debt to the East German government . Most entered Germany from Eastern European countries after 1989 , seeking jobs after the collapse of the Berlin Wall . jobs after the collapse of the Berlin Wall If the Vietnamese moved to Germany around 1990, they've been there for nearly 30 years, and why would either government be proud of what they're doing by uprooting these people, again? 39 47 +1330 1 Prices on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange closed generally lower Friday on profit - taking . closed generally lower Why did it close generally lower? 7 10 +1330 1 Prices on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange closed generally lower Friday on profit - taking . Stock Exchange closed generally lower Why did prices closed lower? 5 10 +1330 1 Prices on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange closed generally lower Friday on profit - taking . lower Why did the stock exchange closed lower? 9 10 +1330 2 The Hang Seng Index , the market ' s key indicator of blue chips , fell 42 . 06 points , or 0 . 5 percent , closing at 8 , 012 . 82 . On Thursday , the index had gained 120 points . chips , What are blue chips in the stock market? 13 15 +1330 3 Turnover amounted to 3 . 266 billion Hong Kong dollars ( U . S . dlrs 418 million ) , up from Thursday ' s 3 . 229 billion Hong Kong dollars ( U . S . dlrs 413 million ) . up from Thursday ' s Why did it boost up so high in that amount of time? 20 25 +1330 3 Turnover amounted to 3 . 266 billion Hong Kong dollars ( U . S . dlrs 418 million ) , up from Thursday ' s 3 . 229 billion Hong Kong dollars ( U . S . dlrs 413 million ) . Turnover What does an increase in turnover mean? 0 1 +1330 4 Brokers said the market was hit by profit - taking following recent sharp gains in share prices . gains in share What are gains in share prices? 13 16 +1330 4 Brokers said the market was hit by profit - taking following recent sharp gains in share prices . market was hit by profit - taking What caused the profit-taking to hit? 3 10 +1330 4 Brokers said the market was hit by profit - taking following recent sharp gains in share prices . recent sharp gains in share prices Why were there gains in the market before this session? 11 17 +1330 4 Brokers said the market was hit by profit - taking following recent sharp gains in share prices . profit - taking What does profit-taking mean? 7 10 +1330 5 They said investors also took profits ahead of the release later Friday in the United States of January producer price data , which are expected to show a 0 . 4 - percent increase in manufacturing prices . They said investors also took profits ahead Why did investors take profits ahead? 0 7 +1330 5 They said investors also took profits ahead of the release later Friday in the United States of January producer price data , which are expected to show a 0 . 4 - percent increase in manufacturing prices . 0 . 4 - percent increase in manufacturing prices Why did manufacturing prices increase in the month prior? 28 37 +1330 5 They said investors also took profits ahead of the release later Friday in the United States of January producer price data , which are expected to show a 0 . 4 - percent increase in manufacturing prices . increase What caused this increase? 33 34 +1331 1 Police have arrested a South African student with ties to the suspected mastermind of the bombing of New York ' s World Trade Center , reports published Friday said . ties How do they know the student had ties to the bombing?\n 8 9 +1331 1 Police have arrested a South African student with ties to the suspected mastermind of the bombing of New York ' s World Trade Center , reports published Friday said . ties to the suspected mastermind How was this student tied to the WTC bombing? 8 13 +1331 1 Police have arrested a South African student with ties to the suspected mastermind of the bombing of New York ' s World Trade Center , reports published Friday said . ties How are the two connected? 8 9 +1331 2 Istiaque Parker , a student at the Islamic University in Islamabad , brought the reputed terrorist , Ramzi Ahmed Yousef , the Su - Casa Guest House on Monday and the two went out for coffee in the evening , hotel manager Musawar Qazi told The Associated Press . and the two went out for coffee in the evening , how were they friends?\n 29 40 +1331 2 Istiaque Parker , a student at the Islamic University in Islamabad , brought the reputed terrorist , Ramzi Ahmed Yousef , the Su - Casa Guest House on Monday and the two went out for coffee in the evening , hotel manager Musawar Qazi told The Associated Press . two went out for coffee Why was the \"mastermind\" not arrested, just the student? 31 36 +1331 3 On Tuesday morning , about 10 Pakistani and U . S . law enforcement officials burst into the hotel , raced up the stairs and arrested Yousef in Room 16 , a small , clean room with two single beds . hotel , How did they know he was in the hotel? 18 20 +1331 4 Yousef was extradited to New York and pleaded innocent Thursday to charges he plotted and helped carry out the Feb . 26 , 1993 , bombing in New York ' s financial district . The explosion killed six people , injured more than 1 , 000 others were and caused dlrs 500 million in damage . extradited How was he extradited to New York? 2 3 +1331 4 Yousef was extradited to New York and pleaded innocent Thursday to charges he plotted and helped carry out the Feb . 26 , 1993 , bombing in New York ' s financial district . The explosion killed six people , injured more than 1 , 000 others were and caused dlrs 500 million in damage . helped carry out How did he help carry out the bombing? 15 18 +1331 4 Yousef was extradited to New York and pleaded innocent Thursday to charges he plotted and helped carry out the Feb . 26 , 1993 , bombing in New York ' s financial district . The explosion killed six people , injured more than 1 , 000 others were and caused dlrs 500 million in damage . extradited Was his extradition immediate, or was it contested? 2 3 +1331 5 Parker was picked up shortly after Yousef ' s arrest , said The News , an English - language daily . The News , an English - language daily how did they find out?\n 12 20 +1332 1 Asian stock markets closed generally mixed Friday , with the key index rising in Tokyo after a three - day losing streak . key index What is the key index? 10 12 +1332 1 Asian stock markets closed generally mixed Friday , with the key index rising in Tokyo after a three - day losing streak . the key index rising in Tokyo Why did Tokyo's stock indices rise on this day? 9 15 +1332 1 Asian stock markets closed generally mixed Friday , with the key index rising in Tokyo after a three - day losing streak . key index rising in Tokyo after a three - day Does this streak say anything about the economy? 10 20 +1332 1 Asian stock markets closed generally mixed Friday , with the key index rising in Tokyo after a three - day losing streak . key What is the key index? 10 11 +1332 2 Tokyo ' s 225 - issue Nikkei Stock Average gained 191 . 80 points , or 1 . 06 percent , closing the week at 18 , 291 . 35 . Before Friday ' s rebound , the key index had fallen a total of 567 . 68 points in the three previous sessions . fallen a total of 567 . 68 points What was the cause of the losing streak for the Nikkei? 41 49 +1332 2 Tokyo ' s 225 - issue Nikkei Stock Average gained 191 . 80 points , or 1 . 06 percent , closing the week at 18 , 291 . 35 . Before Friday ' s rebound , the key index had fallen a total of 567 . 68 points in the three previous sessions . fallen Why had the stock market been falling in Asia before Friday? 41 42 +1332 2 Tokyo ' s 225 - issue Nikkei Stock Average gained 191 . 80 points , or 1 . 06 percent , closing the week at 18 , 291 . 35 . Before Friday ' s rebound , the key index had fallen a total of 567 . 68 points in the three previous sessions . gained What caused the key index to rise on Friday? 9 10 +1332 3 The Tokyo Stock Price Index of all issues listed on the first section was up 13 . 58 points , or 0 . 96 percent , to 1 , 426 . 29 . The TOPIX lost 4 . 33 points , or 0 . 30 percent , to 1 , 419 . 42 Thursday . Index How is this different from the key index? 4 5 +1332 4 Share prices fell on arbitrage selling early in the session , but renewed buying of some construction issues reversed the course spurred , dealers said , by hopes for reconstruction from the devastating Jan . 17 earthquake in Kobe . some construction issues What is a construction issue? 15 18 +1332 4 Share prices fell on arbitrage selling early in the session , but renewed buying of some construction issues reversed the course spurred , dealers said , by hopes for reconstruction from the devastating Jan . 17 earthquake in Kobe . reconstruction from the devastating How does hopes for reconstruction spending affect other semi-related markets? 29 33 +1332 4 Share prices fell on arbitrage selling early in the session , but renewed buying of some construction issues reversed the course spurred , dealers said , by hopes for reconstruction from the devastating Jan . 17 earthquake in Kobe . arbitrage What does 'arbitrage' mean? 4 5 +1332 5 Meanwhile , the U . S . dollar was trading at 98 . 79 yen , down 0 . 03 yen from late Thursday trading in Tokyo and below late New York trading overnight at 98 . 90 yen . U . S . dollar was trading at 98 . 79 yen , How does the U.S. dollar, if at all change in response to the earthquake? 3 16 +1332 5 Meanwhile , the U . S . dollar was trading at 98 . 79 yen , down 0 . 03 yen from late Thursday trading in Tokyo and below late New York trading overnight at 98 . 90 yen . yen , What is a typical exchange rate between US dollar and yen? 14 16 +1333 1 Supporters and foes of PLO Chairman Yasser Arafat fought with machine guns and rocket - propelled grenades at Lebanon ' s largest refugee camp Friday . No casualties were reported . fought Why were they fighting? 8 9 +1333 1 Supporters and foes of PLO Chairman Yasser Arafat fought with machine guns and rocket - propelled grenades at Lebanon ' s largest refugee camp Friday . No casualties were reported . with machine guns and rocket - propelled grenades What was the reasoning for such heavy fighting? 9 17 +1333 1 Supporters and foes of PLO Chairman Yasser Arafat fought with machine guns and rocket - propelled grenades at Lebanon ' s largest refugee camp Friday . No casualties were reported . PLO What is PLO? 4 5 +1333 2 The clash began about midnight ( 2200 GMT Thursday ) at Ein el - Hilweh camp , home to 60 , 000 Palestinians on the southeastern outskirts of this port city . The clash began about midnight What was the catalyst for the fight? 0 5 +1333 2 The clash began about midnight ( 2200 GMT Thursday ) at Ein el - Hilweh camp , home to 60 , 000 Palestinians on the southeastern outskirts of this port city . clash What event caused the clash? 1 2 +1333 3 The battle erupted when a pro - Arafat activist , returning to Ein el - Hilweh after a prolonged absence , was greeted by comrades with rifles fired in the air . greeted by comrades with rifles fired in the air Why was the activist greeted this way? 22 31 +1333 3 The battle erupted when a pro - Arafat activist , returning to Ein el - Hilweh after a prolonged absence , was greeted by comrades with rifles fired in the air . absence , Why was there a prolonged absence? 19 21 +1333 5 Makdah and leaders from Arafat ' s mainstream Fatah faction intervened to stop the clash , the statement added . intervened How did they intervene? 10 11 +1333 5 Makdah and leaders from Arafat ' s mainstream Fatah faction intervened to stop the clash , the statement added . Makdah Were they able to eventually stop the clash? 0 1 +1334 1 He arrived in New York on an Iraqi passport , masterminded the World Trade Center blast and fled before the smoke had cleared , authorities say . He Who is he? 0 1 +1334 1 He arrived in New York on an Iraqi passport , masterminded the World Trade Center blast and fled before the smoke had cleared , authorities say . Iraqi Was this a genuine passport? 7 8 +1334 1 He arrived in New York on an Iraqi passport , masterminded the World Trade Center blast and fled before the smoke had cleared , authorities say . masterminded How did he mastermind the WTC explosion? 10 11 +1334 1 He arrived in New York on an Iraqi passport , masterminded the World Trade Center blast and fled before the smoke had cleared , authorities say . say Who are authorities speaking to here? 25 26 +1334 1 He arrived in New York on an Iraqi passport , masterminded the World Trade Center blast and fled before the smoke had cleared , authorities say . fled before the smoke had cleared , How had the person fled so quickly? 17 24 +1334 2 Using a string of aliases , he then hopscotched the globe , leaving clues of unsuccessful bombing attacks allegedly planned for the Philippines and Thailand . allegedly Who is alleging? 18 19 +1334 2 Using a string of aliases , he then hopscotched the globe , leaving clues of unsuccessful bombing attacks allegedly planned for the Philippines and Thailand . hopscotched the globe , How was he able to move so freely if he was a wanted man? 8 12 +1334 2 Using a string of aliases , he then hopscotched the globe , leaving clues of unsuccessful bombing attacks allegedly planned for the Philippines and Thailand . Philippines Why did he choose the Philippines as another target? 22 23 +1334 2 Using a string of aliases , he then hopscotched the globe , leaving clues of unsuccessful bombing attacks allegedly planned for the Philippines and Thailand . Thailand Why did he choose Thailand as another target? 24 25 +1334 2 Using a string of aliases , he then hopscotched the globe , leaving clues of unsuccessful bombing attacks allegedly planned for the Philippines and Thailand . unsuccessful Why did these attacks fail? 15 16 +1334 2 Using a string of aliases , he then hopscotched the globe , leaving clues of unsuccessful bombing attacks allegedly planned for the Philippines and Thailand . clues of unsuccessful bombing attacks How were the attacks found out before they took place? 13 18 +1334 3 Finally , after two years as a fugitive , the mysterious Ramzi Ahmed Yousef was captured in a hotel room in Islamabad , Pakistan . mysterious Why is he mysterious? 10 11 +1334 3 Finally , after two years as a fugitive , the mysterious Ramzi Ahmed Yousef was captured in a hotel room in Islamabad , Pakistan . captured How was he captured? 15 16 +1334 3 Finally , after two years as a fugitive , the mysterious Ramzi Ahmed Yousef was captured in a hotel room in Islamabad , Pakistan . captured Who captured him and how? 15 16 +1334 3 Finally , after two years as a fugitive , the mysterious Ramzi Ahmed Yousef was captured in a hotel room in Islamabad , Pakistan . was captured in a hotel room How was Yousef captured? 14 20 +1334 4 The 27 - year - old suspect was lying peacefully on a bed Tuesday morning when Pakistani police and U . S . law enforcement officers broke in , according to the officials , who requested anonymity . 27 - year - old How did he become a \"mastermind\" at such a young age? 1 6 +1334 4 The 27 - year - old suspect was lying peacefully on a bed Tuesday morning when Pakistani police and U . S . law enforcement officers broke in , according to the officials , who requested anonymity . anonymity Why did the speaker request anonymity? 36 37 +1334 4 The 27 - year - old suspect was lying peacefully on a bed Tuesday morning when Pakistani police and U . S . law enforcement officers broke in , according to the officials , who requested anonymity . U . S . What role did U.S. authorities play in tracking Yousef down? 19 23 +1334 5 " The blood ran out of his face , " said one official , adding that Yousef did not put up a struggle . adding that Yousef did not put up a struggle Are there any conclusions for this? 14 23 +1334 5 " The blood ran out of his face , " said one official , adding that Yousef did not put up a struggle . struggle Why didn't he resist? 22 23 +1335 1 Russian officials on Friday confirmed that Moscow had agreed to deliver several patrol submarines to China , but denied allegations that the deal could destabilize the balance of power in the region . allegations Where did the allegations come from? 19 20 +1335 1 Russian officials on Friday confirmed that Moscow had agreed to deliver several patrol submarines to China , but denied allegations that the deal could destabilize the balance of power in the region . destabilize How could it destabilize the region? 24 25 +1335 1 Russian officials on Friday confirmed that Moscow had agreed to deliver several patrol submarines to China , but denied allegations that the deal could destabilize the balance of power in the region . allegations Who is making the allegations? 19 20 +1335 1 Russian officials on Friday confirmed that Moscow had agreed to deliver several patrol submarines to China , but denied allegations that the deal could destabilize the balance of power in the region . destabilize Why do they believe the balance of power could be destabilized? 24 25 +1335 1 Russian officials on Friday confirmed that Moscow had agreed to deliver several patrol submarines to China , but denied allegations that the deal could destabilize the balance of power in the region . destabilize the balance of power How could this deal destabilize the region? 24 29 +1335 1 Russian officials on Friday confirmed that Moscow had agreed to deliver several patrol submarines to China , but denied allegations that the deal could destabilize the balance of power in the region . destabilize the balance of power in the region Why would the delivery of patrol submarines to China destabilize the balance of power in the region? 24 32 +1335 1 Russian officials on Friday confirmed that Moscow had agreed to deliver several patrol submarines to China , but denied allegations that the deal could destabilize the balance of power in the region . Moscow had agreed Why did Moscow agree to deliver patrol submarines to China? 6 9 +1335 2 A top Russian navy official , speaking on condition of anonymity , told the Interfax news agency that Russia had already built the first Kilo - class diesel submarine for China . But he said it hadn ' t yet delivered it , contrary to previous reports . contrary Why were there previous reports to the contrary? 43 44 +1335 2 A top Russian navy official , speaking on condition of anonymity , told the Interfax news agency that Russia had already built the first Kilo - class diesel submarine for China . But he said it hadn ' t yet delivered it , contrary to previous reports . previous reports Who would gain from reporting the subs had already been delivered? 45 47 +1335 2 A top Russian navy official , speaking on condition of anonymity , told the Interfax news agency that Russia had already built the first Kilo - class diesel submarine for China . But he said it hadn ' t yet delivered it , contrary to previous reports . contrary to previous reports Why have reports given conflicting information? 43 47 +1335 2 A top Russian navy official , speaking on condition of anonymity , told the Interfax news agency that Russia had already built the first Kilo - class diesel submarine for China . But he said it hadn ' t yet delivered it , contrary to previous reports . Kilo - class diesel submarine What does this submarine contain in the way of characteristics? 24 29 +1335 2 A top Russian navy official , speaking on condition of anonymity , told the Interfax news agency that Russia had already built the first Kilo - class diesel submarine for China . But he said it hadn ' t yet delivered it , contrary to previous reports . anonymity , Why did the Russian official insist on anonymity? 10 12 +1335 3 On Thursday , Robert Karniol , the Asia - Pacific editor for Jane ' s Defense Weekly magazine , said the deal was signed in November and China already had received one vessel . China Does China confirm or deny the receipt of one of the patrol submarines? 27 28 +1335 4 The dlrs 1 billion deal for the four submarines is " a major generational jump from China ' s current fleet and there are fears that it could use the vessels to push its own interests in the region , " he said . own interests What are China's interests specifically? 34 36 +1335 4 The dlrs 1 billion deal for the four submarines is " a major generational jump from China ' s current fleet and there are fears that it could use the vessels to push its own interests in the region , " he said . fears Who has these fears? 24 25 +1335 4 The dlrs 1 billion deal for the four submarines is " a major generational jump from China ' s current fleet and there are fears that it could use the vessels to push its own interests in the region , " he said . its own interests What are China's interests in the region? 33 36 +1335 4 The dlrs 1 billion deal for the four submarines is " a major generational jump from China ' s current fleet and there are fears that it could use the vessels to push its own interests in the region , " he said . fears that it could use the vessels What is the evidence that this could be the case? 24 31 +1335 4 The dlrs 1 billion deal for the four submarines is " a major generational jump from China ' s current fleet and there are fears that it could use the vessels to push its own interests in the region , " he said . interests What are China's interests in the region? 35 36 +1335 4 The dlrs 1 billion deal for the four submarines is " a major generational jump from China ' s current fleet and there are fears that it could use the vessels to push its own interests in the region , " he said . push What are the benefits to China if it asserts its interests in the region? 32 33 +1335 5 Karniol said Moscow ' s decision to sell China " their most advanced systems " was " a new development and very worrisome " to other nations in the region . very worrisome " Why are they worried? 21 24 +1335 5 Karniol said Moscow ' s decision to sell China " their most advanced systems " was " a new development and very worrisome " to other nations in the region . other nations in the region Which other nations specifically? 25 30 +1335 5 Karniol said Moscow ' s decision to sell China " their most advanced systems " was " a new development and very worrisome " to other nations in the region . very worrisome Why is this decision very worrisome? 21 23 +1335 5 Karniol said Moscow ' s decision to sell China " their most advanced systems " was " a new development and very worrisome " to other nations in the region . other nations in the region Which other nations are concerned? 25 30 +1335 5 Karniol said Moscow ' s decision to sell China " their most advanced systems " was " a new development and very worrisome " to other nations in the region . advanced systems " What characteristics do these \"most advanced systems\" have that previous systems did not have? 12 15 +1335 5 Karniol said Moscow ' s decision to sell China " their most advanced systems " was " a new development and very worrisome " to other nations in the region . worrisome " What other nations find Moscow's decision worrisome? 22 24 +1336 1 From the specially installed playing floor to the scalper - free zones around the America West Arena , the National Basketball Association All - Star game has been a major logistical campaign . All - Star How long has the All-Star game been around? 22 25 +1336 1 From the specially installed playing floor to the scalper - free zones around the America West Arena , the National Basketball Association All - Star game has been a major logistical campaign . specially installed Why was the floor specially installed? 2 4 +1336 1 From the specially installed playing floor to the scalper - free zones around the America West Arena , the National Basketball Association All - Star game has been a major logistical campaign . campaign What does campaign mean in this context? 31 32 +1336 1 From the specially installed playing floor to the scalper - free zones around the America West Arena , the National Basketball Association All - Star game has been a major logistical campaign . specially installed How was the playing floor installed? 2 4 +1336 1 From the specially installed playing floor to the scalper - free zones around the America West Arena , the National Basketball Association All - Star game has been a major logistical campaign . scalper - free zones How are these zones being enforced? 8 12 +1336 1 From the specially installed playing floor to the scalper - free zones around the America West Arena , the National Basketball Association All - Star game has been a major logistical campaign . specially installed playing floor What is the specially installed floor made of? 2 6 +1336 2 " It seems like we ' ve done little else over the last several months , " said Ray Artigue , general manager of SRO , the Phoenix Suns ' marketing arm . seems Why does it seem to Ray like they've done little else over the past month? 2 3 +1336 2 " It seems like we ' ve done little else over the last several months , " said Ray Artigue , general manager of SRO , the Phoenix Suns ' marketing arm . SRO , Why is SRO involved with the All-Star game? 24 26 +1336 2 " It seems like we ' ve done little else over the last several months , " said Ray Artigue , general manager of SRO , the Phoenix Suns ' marketing arm . we ' ve done little else What is it that they've been doing for the last several months? 4 10 +1336 3 Although the league calls most of the shots , the Suns had to find workers and get the plans completed for the NBA showcase . workers How did the Suns find workers? 14 15 +1336 3 Although the league calls most of the shots , the Suns had to find workers and get the plans completed for the NBA showcase . league calls most of the shots , Why does the league call most of the shots? 2 9 +1336 3 Although the league calls most of the shots , the Suns had to find workers and get the plans completed for the NBA showcase . the league calls most of the shots , Why does the league call most of the shots? 1 9 +1336 3 Although the league calls most of the shots , the Suns had to find workers and get the plans completed for the NBA showcase . get the plans completed Why do the Suns have to complete the plans if the league calls most of the shots? 16 20 +1336 3 Although the league calls most of the shots , the Suns had to find workers and get the plans completed for the NBA showcase . NBA showcase . When is the showcase taking place? 22 25 +1336 4 The Suns set up other activities leading up the game , including a luncheon and roast of star Charles Barkley , a basketball theme park and some VIP events like concerts . other activities Why are there other activities besides the game? 4 6 +1336 4 The Suns set up other activities leading up the game , including a luncheon and roast of star Charles Barkley , a basketball theme park and some VIP events like concerts . basketball theme park What rides will be at the theme park? 22 25 +1336 5 An ordinance passed Jan . 31 creates a place for ticket scalpers - - or touts - - in order to keep fans and souvenir stands off the street and away from traffic . ordinance Why was an ordinance passed? 1 2 +1336 5 An ordinance passed Jan . 31 creates a place for ticket scalpers - - or touts - - in order to keep fans and souvenir stands off the street and away from traffic . ordinance How was the ordinance passed; was it city or statewide? 1 2 +1336 5 An ordinance passed Jan . 31 creates a place for ticket scalpers - - or touts - - in order to keep fans and souvenir stands off the street and away from traffic . place for ticket scalpers Where is the place for touts? 8 12 +1337 1 A 14 - year - old Christian boy convicted of writing anti - Islamic slogans on a mosque has been sentenced to hang under Pakistan ' s strict blasphemy laws . strict blasphemy laws What kind of blasphemy laws does Pakistan have? 27 30 +1337 1 A 14 - year - old Christian boy convicted of writing anti - Islamic slogans on a mosque has been sentenced to hang under Pakistan ' s strict blasphemy laws . blasphemy What are Pakistan's blasphemy laws? 28 29 +1337 1 A 14 - year - old Christian boy convicted of writing anti - Islamic slogans on a mosque has been sentenced to hang under Pakistan ' s strict blasphemy laws . 14 - year - old Are children who commit crimes offered any protections under Pakistani law? 1 6 +1337 2 Judge Mujahid Hussein on Thursday found young Salamat Masih and his adult uncle , Rehmat Masih , guilty of insulting Islam , a crime that carries a mandatory death penalty . uncle , Did the uncle lead or influence the child's behavior? 12 14 +1337 2 Judge Mujahid Hussein on Thursday found young Salamat Masih and his adult uncle , Rehmat Masih , guilty of insulting Islam , a crime that carries a mandatory death penalty . mandatory Are there ever exceptions to this rule? 27 28 +1337 3 The alleged anti - Islamic slogans were never introduced at the trial in the eastern city of Lahore , said defense attorney Asma Jehangir . Witnesses said the slogans were erased immediately , and they refused to repeat them in court saying they were offensive to Islam . Witnesses said the slogans were erased immediately Does this mean that there are no witnesses or physical evidence? 25 32 +1337 3 The alleged anti - Islamic slogans were never introduced at the trial in the eastern city of Lahore , said defense attorney Asma Jehangir . Witnesses said the slogans were erased immediately , and they refused to repeat them in court saying they were offensive to Islam . refused to repeat them Why were the witnesses not forced to repeat the slogans in order to determine if they were really written? 35 39 +1337 3 The alleged anti - Islamic slogans were never introduced at the trial in the eastern city of Lahore , said defense attorney Asma Jehangir . Witnesses said the slogans were erased immediately , and they refused to repeat them in court saying they were offensive to Islam . never introduced Would the people still consider this a fair trial? 7 9 +1337 3 The alleged anti - Islamic slogans were never introduced at the trial in the eastern city of Lahore , said defense attorney Asma Jehangir . Witnesses said the slogans were erased immediately , and they refused to repeat them in court saying they were offensive to Islam . never introduced How can the court convict defendants for writing slogans that were never heard or seen in court? 7 9 +1337 3 The alleged anti - Islamic slogans were never introduced at the trial in the eastern city of Lahore , said defense attorney Asma Jehangir . Witnesses said the slogans were erased immediately , and they refused to repeat them in court saying they were offensive to Islam . erased immediately , Is there any proof that the slogans were written? 30 33 +1337 4 Amnesty International and other human rights groups have criticized Pakistan ' s blasphemy laws , first introduced during the 1980s . The laws prohibit any criticism of Islam or its 7th - century founder , the prophet Mohammed . 1980s Why have religion-inspired laws become more prominent? 19 20 +1337 4 Amnesty International and other human rights groups have criticized Pakistan ' s blasphemy laws , first introduced during the 1980s . The laws prohibit any criticism of Islam or its 7th - century founder , the prophet Mohammed . first introduced during the 1980s Why were these laws introduced then? 15 20 +1337 5 At least six people have been sentenced to death under the blasphemy laws , though no one has yet been executed . yet Why have the executions not been performed? 18 19 +1337 5 At least six people have been sentenced to death under the blasphemy laws , though no one has yet been executed . no one has yet been executed Why have none of the convicted been executed yet? 15 21 +1337 5 At least six people have been sentenced to death under the blasphemy laws , though no one has yet been executed . no one has yet been executed Are they given a date to when they are suppose to be executed? 15 21 +1337 5 At least six people have been sentenced to death under the blasphemy laws , though no one has yet been executed . no one has yet been executed Does the government intend to begin executing people convicted under these laws? 15 21 +1338 1 For the first time in 50 years , school children in the former Soviet republic of Estonia can now study geography in their native language . can now study geography Why was geography banned? 17 21 +1338 1 For the first time in 50 years , school children in the former Soviet republic of Estonia can now study geography in their native language . native language Why did Estonia's children not speak their native language in school for 50 years? 23 25 +1338 2 Thanks to the Scandinavian Lions Clubs , which printed and paid for 20 , 000 new Estonian - language atlases , students can also finally see their homeland marked as an independent country . marked as an independent Why was their country not marked as independent before? 28 32 +1338 3 " This will make independence more real for the children . It will help them know who they are , " Tiia Raudma , an education official at Estonia ' s Ministry of Culture , told the Associated Press in a recent interview . will make independence more real Was Estonia under the rule of another country? 2 7 +1338 3 " This will make independence more real for the children . It will help them know who they are , " Tiia Raudma , an education official at Estonia ' s Ministry of Culture , told the Associated Press in a recent interview . independence Why is Estonia now independent from the old Soviet Union. 4 5 +1338 4 Raudma said cash - strapped Estonia couldn ' t have paid the dlrs 100 , 000 the atlases cost . Lions Clubs from Sweden , Norway , Finland and Denmark and Iceland paid all the production costs . cash - strapped Estonia Why was the country in such dire need of cash? 2 6 +1338 4 Raudma said cash - strapped Estonia couldn ' t have paid the dlrs 100 , 000 the atlases cost . Lions Clubs from Sweden , Norway , Finland and Denmark and Iceland paid all the production costs . couldn ' t have paid the dlrs 100 , 000 Why could they not pay $100,000? 6 16 +1338 5 The atlases , which will be distributed to most schools in mid - February , replaced old Soviet ones which were written in Russian , a language most Estonians learn as a second language in their teens . replaced old Soviet ones So did old Soviet atlases erase Estonia? 15 19 +1339 1 Dual world record holder Wang Junxia and a teammate have taken over coaching responsibilities of the women ' s team informally known " Ma ' s Army , " an official newspaper reported Friday . informally does the team have a formal name? where are they from? 20 21 +1339 1 Dual world record holder Wang Junxia and a teammate have taken over coaching responsibilities of the women ' s team informally known " Ma ' s Army , " an official newspaper reported Friday . world record holder What world record does he hold? 1 4 +1339 1 Dual world record holder Wang Junxia and a teammate have taken over coaching responsibilities of the women ' s team informally known " Ma ' s Army , " an official newspaper reported Friday . taken over coaching responsibilities Why did they have to take over the team? 10 14 +1339 2 The report in the China Sports Daily did not mention their former coach , the flamboyant and controversial Ma Junren , who catapulted to fame in 1993 when Wang and several teammates broke a string of world records . controversial Why was he controversial? 17 18 +1339 3 Last December , Wang , who holds the 3 , 000 - and 10 , 000 - meter world records , led a mass walkout from Ma ' s training complex to protest their coach ' s excessive discipline and because of a dispute over prize money . excessive discipline What are the details of this excessive discipline? 37 39 +1339 3 Last December , Wang , who holds the 3 , 000 - and 10 , 000 - meter world records , led a mass walkout from Ma ' s training complex to protest their coach ' s excessive discipline and because of a dispute over prize money . coach ' s excessive discipline What sort of discipline did they find to be excessive? 34 39 +1339 4 Ma is suffering from throat cancer and is recuperating from injuries sustained in a car accident in late December . Previous reports said sports officials were looking for a replacement , but it was not clear if the new coaching arrangement with Wang and Zhang Linli was permanent . replacement , Who were they looking at for this replacement? 29 31 +1339 5 The report said Wang and Zhang were training the 12 - woman team , seven of whom were preparing for an international marathon scheduled for early March in Beijing . March What year? 26 27 +1340 1 Bosnian government and rival Serb forces fought heavy infantry battles near Bihac in the northwest Friday . Bosnian government and rival Serb forces fought What conflict is being fought over? 0 7 +1340 1 Bosnian government and rival Serb forces fought heavy infantry battles near Bihac in the northwest Friday . Bihac Where is Bihac located? 11 12 +1340 1 Bosnian government and rival Serb forces fought heavy infantry battles near Bihac in the northwest Friday . fought Why did Bosnian government and rival Serb forces fought heavy infantry battles? 6 7 +1340 2 " We believe it is very serious fighting taking place adjacent to the civilian population , " said Graham Day , a U . N . spokesman . " Both sides are struggling to take the ground on the plateau south and southwest of the town . " " Both sides are struggling to take the ground Why is there such a struggle to gain ground in this area? 28 37 +1340 2 " We believe it is very serious fighting taking place adjacent to the civilian population , " said Graham Day , a U . N . spokesman . " Both sides are struggling to take the ground on the plateau south and southwest of the town . " " Both sides are struggling to take the ground How is ground being prevented from being taken? 28 37 +1340 2 " We believe it is very serious fighting taking place adjacent to the civilian population , " said Graham Day , a U . N . spokesman . " Both sides are struggling to take the ground on the plateau south and southwest of the town . " civilian How close is the fighting to civilian population, and are both sides making an attempt to avoid civilians? 13 14 +1340 2 " We believe it is very serious fighting taking place adjacent to the civilian population , " said Graham Day , a U . N . spokesman . " Both sides are struggling to take the ground on the plateau south and southwest of the town . " struggling Why are both sides struggling? 32 33 +1340 3 Tensions also increased in Sarajevo , the Bosnian capital . Serbs said they would allow no aid into the city after an ethnic Serb working with the U . N . aid agency was arrested by the Bosnian government . would allow no aid into the city Why would Serbia disallow any aid into the capital? 13 20 +1340 3 Tensions also increased in Sarajevo , the Bosnian capital . Serbs said they would allow no aid into the city after an ethnic Serb working with the U . N . aid agency was arrested by the Bosnian government . U . N . aid agency was arrested Why was he arrested for working with the government? 27 35 +1340 3 Tensions also increased in Sarajevo , the Bosnian capital . Serbs said they would allow no aid into the city after an ethnic Serb working with the U . N . aid agency was arrested by the Bosnian government . aid What aid is the U.N. providing the city? 16 17 +1340 3 Tensions also increased in Sarajevo , the Bosnian capital . Serbs said they would allow no aid into the city after an ethnic Serb working with the U . N . aid agency was arrested by the Bosnian government . increased Why did tension increase in Sarajevo? 2 3 +1340 3 Tensions also increased in Sarajevo , the Bosnian capital . Serbs said they would allow no aid into the city after an ethnic Serb working with the U . N . aid agency was arrested by the Bosnian government . arrested Why was a Serb working with the UN aid agency arrested? 34 35 +1340 4 Persistent fighting in the northwest has confounded U . N . efforts to calm Bosnia and get peace talks started . It also has hampered efforts to supply food to hungry civilians . Persistent Why didn't UN intervene earlier? 0 1 +1340 5 Most of the fighting in the northwest has pitted Muslim - led government troops against Serbs from nearby Croatia and Muslim forces opposed to the government . Both groups are allied with the Bosnian Serbs , but did not sign a truce that took effect Jan . 1 . but did not sign a truce Why did these groups not sign the truce? 36 42 +1340 5 Most of the fighting in the northwest has pitted Muslim - led government troops against Serbs from nearby Croatia and Muslim forces opposed to the government . Both groups are allied with the Bosnian Serbs , but did not sign a truce that took effect Jan . 1 . but did not sign a truce Why did they not sign the truce? 36 42 +1340 5 Most of the fighting in the northwest has pitted Muslim - led government troops against Serbs from nearby Croatia and Muslim forces opposed to the government . Both groups are allied with the Bosnian Serbs , but did not sign a truce that took effect Jan . 1 . truce Who are the parties who signed the truce and why was it broken? 41 42 +1340 5 Most of the fighting in the northwest has pitted Muslim - led government troops against Serbs from nearby Croatia and Muslim forces opposed to the government . Both groups are allied with the Bosnian Serbs , but did not sign a truce that took effect Jan . 1 . sign Why did they not sign a truce that took effect on Jan 1? 39 40 +1340 5 Most of the fighting in the northwest has pitted Muslim - led government troops against Serbs from nearby Croatia and Muslim forces opposed to the government . Both groups are allied with the Bosnian Serbs , but did not sign a truce that took effect Jan . 1 . pitted Why as the fight in the northwest pitted Muslim-led government troops against Serbs from nearby forces opposed to the government? 8 9 +1341 1 Premier Edouard Balladur on Friday bowed to pressure from angry students , saying his conservative government was suspending plans to reorganize technical schools as students launched a new wave of demonstrations around France . demonstrations What was the basis for these demonstrations? 30 31 +1341 1 Premier Edouard Balladur on Friday bowed to pressure from angry students , saying his conservative government was suspending plans to reorganize technical schools as students launched a new wave of demonstrations around France . demonstrations Why were the demonstrations necessary? 30 31 +1341 1 Premier Edouard Balladur on Friday bowed to pressure from angry students , saying his conservative government was suspending plans to reorganize technical schools as students launched a new wave of demonstrations around France . reorganize technical schools Why were the schools going to be reorganized? 20 23 +1341 1 Premier Edouard Balladur on Friday bowed to pressure from angry students , saying his conservative government was suspending plans to reorganize technical schools as students launched a new wave of demonstrations around France . Premier What is a \"Premier\"? 0 1 +1341 2 Thousands of students demonstrated in several cities against the plan . Up to 3 , 000 students gathered outside the governor ' s office in the southwest city of Nantes , where Balladur was visiting . visiting Why was he visiting these cities? 34 35 +1341 3 About 4 , 000 protested in Grenoble , 1 , 200 in Aix - en - Provence and several hundred in Dijon . In Paris , some 2 , 000 students met on the esplanade of the Invalides , housing Napoleon ' s tomb , for a march to the Pantheon , in the heart of the Latin Quarter . Pantheon , Why was this location poignant for the students to march towards? 50 52 +1341 4 Balladur said he was " suspending " for review a circular put out in December reorganizing the network of university - level technical schools . The text , issued in December , would limit the possibility of IUT graduates from pursuing higher studies after their two - year program . limit Is the idea to limit based on financial reasons? 33 34 +1341 4 Balladur said he was " suspending " for review a circular put out in December reorganizing the network of university - level technical schools . The text , issued in December , would limit the possibility of IUT graduates from pursuing higher studies after their two - year program . limit Why would the the text limit this possibility described in the text? 33 34 +1341 4 Balladur said he was " suspending " for review a circular put out in December reorganizing the network of university - level technical schools . The text , issued in December , would limit the possibility of IUT graduates from pursuing higher studies after their two - year program . limit the possibility of IUT graduates Why would the students have been limited in their graduate studies? 33 39 +1341 5 " The feeling spread that the freedom of choice risked being limited excessively , " the prime minister told reporters . " That ' s why the circular was suspended . " excessively , " Why was freedom of choice being limited excessively? 12 15 +1342 1 Russian officials on Friday confirmed that Moscow had agreed to supply China with four submarines , but denied the deal could upset the balance of power in Asia . agreed Why did Moscow agree to supply China with four submarines? 8 9 +1342 1 Russian officials on Friday confirmed that Moscow had agreed to supply China with four submarines , but denied the deal could upset the balance of power in Asia . upset Why would the deal upset the balance of power in Asia? 21 22 +1342 1 Russian officials on Friday confirmed that Moscow had agreed to supply China with four submarines , but denied the deal could upset the balance of power in Asia . supply China with four submarines , What would the subs be used for? 10 16 +1342 1 Russian officials on Friday confirmed that Moscow had agreed to supply China with four submarines , but denied the deal could upset the balance of power in Asia . upset the balance of power What are the other Asian countries in contention? 21 26 +1342 2 The Interfax news agency quoted an unidentified Russian navy official as saying the first Kilo - class diesel submarine had been built but not delivered . delivered Why has the diesel submarine not been delivered? 24 25 +1342 2 The Interfax news agency quoted an unidentified Russian navy official as saying the first Kilo - class diesel submarine had been built but not delivered . quoted How credible is the news from \"The Interfax news agency\"? 4 5 +1342 3 On Thursday , Robert Karniol , the Asia - Pacific editor for Jane ' s Defense Weekly magazine , said the $ 1 billion deal was signed in November and that the first sub was being shipped to China . signed How credible is the editor for Jane's Defense Weekly magazine? Where did he get this information from? 26 27 +1342 3 On Thursday , Robert Karniol , the Asia - Pacific editor for Jane ' s Defense Weekly magazine , said the $ 1 billion deal was signed in November and that the first sub was being shipped to China . China why China? 38 39 +1342 4 Karniol said Moscow ' s decision to sell China " their most advanced systems " was " a new development and very worrisome " to China ' s neighbors . worrisome " Why would this be worrisome for China's neighbors? 22 24 +1342 4 Karniol said Moscow ' s decision to sell China " their most advanced systems " was " a new development and very worrisome " to China ' s neighbors . sell Why would Moscow sell China with their most advanced system? 7 8 +1342 4 Karniol said Moscow ' s decision to sell China " their most advanced systems " was " a new development and very worrisome " to China ' s neighbors . new development and very worrisome " How would this be used to upset nearby nations? 18 24 +1342 4 Karniol said Moscow ' s decision to sell China " their most advanced systems " was " a new development and very worrisome " to China ' s neighbors . " a new development and very worrisome " How are these subs advanced in a way that is threatening? 16 24 +1342 4 Karniol said Moscow ' s decision to sell China " their most advanced systems " was " a new development and very worrisome " to China ' s neighbors . China ' s neighbors Which neighbors? 25 29 +1342 5 The submarines , which have sophisticated search and attack sonars , could be used to blockade Taiwan , which China considers part of its territory . considers Why would China consider Taiwan part of its territory? 20 21 +1342 5 The submarines , which have sophisticated search and attack sonars , could be used to blockade Taiwan , which China considers part of its territory . blockade Is China buying these submarines mainly to block Taiwan? 15 16 +1342 5 The submarines , which have sophisticated search and attack sonars , could be used to blockade Taiwan , which China considers part of its territory . blockade Taiwan , Why would China wish to blockade Taiwan? 15 18 +1343 1 A British organization is entering the legal battle over smoking , a decision that eventually might involve controversial Brown and Williamson Corp . documents on smoking and health . A British organization where is this organization from specifically ? 0 3 +1343 1 A British organization is entering the legal battle over smoking , a decision that eventually might involve controversial Brown and Williamson Corp . documents on smoking and health . the legal battle over smoking , What is this legal battle over smoking, and what does it entail? 5 11 +1343 1 A British organization is entering the legal battle over smoking , a decision that eventually might involve controversial Brown and Williamson Corp . documents on smoking and health . Brown and Williamson Corp . documents What do these documents say? A link to those published documents might prove useful here. 18 24 +1343 1 A British organization is entering the legal battle over smoking , a decision that eventually might involve controversial Brown and Williamson Corp . documents on smoking and health . smoking , Why is there a legal battle over smoking? 9 11 +1343 1 A British organization is entering the legal battle over smoking , a decision that eventually might involve controversial Brown and Williamson Corp . documents on smoking and health . controversial Why are they deemed controversial? 17 18 +1343 2 The Legal Aid Board for London agreed last week to help pay the legal fees for 200 low - income people with lung cancer and other smoking - related illnesses who are seeking to sue cigarette companies for damages . seeking to sue cigarette companies for damages I feel this is a little unfair, isn't smoking a choice? are the risks not labeled on the boxes? 32 39 +1343 2 The Legal Aid Board for London agreed last week to help pay the legal fees for 200 low - income people with lung cancer and other smoking - related illnesses who are seeking to sue cigarette companies for damages . help pay How would these low income people sign up for this? 10 12 +1343 2 The Legal Aid Board for London agreed last week to help pay the legal fees for 200 low - income people with lung cancer and other smoking - related illnesses who are seeking to sue cigarette companies for damages . other smoking - related illnesses What other smoking related illnesses will be covered? Someone might have one not on the list of approved illnesses. 25 30 +1343 2 The Legal Aid Board for London agreed last week to help pay the legal fees for 200 low - income people with lung cancer and other smoking - related illnesses who are seeking to sue cigarette companies for damages . 200 Why only 200? 16 17 +1343 2 The Legal Aid Board for London agreed last week to help pay the legal fees for 200 low - income people with lung cancer and other smoking - related illnesses who are seeking to sue cigarette companies for damages . damages How will they be reimbursed for the damages? 38 39 +1343 3 Anti - smoking activists in England say the 4 , 000 pages of leaked Brown and Williamson documents will be instrumental in future cases against the cigarette companies , The Courier - Journal of Louisville reported Friday . leaked why are they leaking these documents and what is their importance 13 14 +1343 3 Anti - smoking activists in England say the 4 , 000 pages of leaked Brown and Williamson documents will be instrumental in future cases against the cigarette companies , The Courier - Journal of Louisville reported Friday . leaked How were he documents leaked? 13 14 +1343 3 Anti - smoking activists in England say the 4 , 000 pages of leaked Brown and Williamson documents will be instrumental in future cases against the cigarette companies , The Courier - Journal of Louisville reported Friday . instrumental How will these documents be instrumental in the future? 20 21 +1343 4 Brown and Williamson said the documents were stolen from its Louisville offices by a former legal - firm employee and has been fighting to keep the documents from being used against them in lawsuits . lawsuits how many lawsuits do they have ? 33 34 +1343 4 Brown and Williamson said the documents were stolen from its Louisville offices by a former legal - firm employee and has been fighting to keep the documents from being used against them in lawsuits . used against them in lawsuits Is it legal to use any of the leaked information against them in a lawsuit? How could this affect Brown and Williamson? 29 34 +1343 4 Brown and Williamson said the documents were stolen from its Louisville offices by a former legal - firm employee and has been fighting to keep the documents from being used against them in lawsuits . documents How are the documents being used against them? 5 6 +1343 4 Brown and Williamson said the documents were stolen from its Louisville offices by a former legal - firm employee and has been fighting to keep the documents from being used against them in lawsuits . fighting Why have they been fighting to keep the documents from being used against them? 22 23 +1343 5 Several U . S . news organizations obtained copies of the documents , which they said showed Brown and Williamson executives knew at least 30 years ago nicotine was addictive and hid potentially damaging information from the public . hid potentially damaging why did they hide the information? 31 34 +1343 5 Several U . S . news organizations obtained copies of the documents , which they said showed Brown and Williamson executives knew at least 30 years ago nicotine was addictive and hid potentially damaging information from the public . 30 years ago How long have cigarette companies produced such harmful products, have cigarettes ever been without additives? 24 27 +1343 5 Several U . S . news organizations obtained copies of the documents , which they said showed Brown and Williamson executives knew at least 30 years ago nicotine was addictive and hid potentially damaging information from the public . documents , How did so many organizations get copies of the documents? 11 13 +1343 5 Several U . S . news organizations obtained copies of the documents , which they said showed Brown and Williamson executives knew at least 30 years ago nicotine was addictive and hid potentially damaging information from the public . hid How did they manage to hide the information for so long? 31 32 +1344 1 Concerned about increases in consumer prices , the Polish government Friday announced measures intended to prevent food prices from rising further . measures What measures does the Polish government intend to implement to prevent further rising food prices? 12 13 +1344 1 Concerned about increases in consumer prices , the Polish government Friday announced measures intended to prevent food prices from rising further . increases in consumer prices , What was causing the price spike at this time? 2 7 +1344 1 Concerned about increases in consumer prices , the Polish government Friday announced measures intended to prevent food prices from rising further . prices , What triggered consumer price increases? 5 7 +1344 2 The measures include selling food such as cereals , butter , and sugar from state reserves at below - market prices and guaranteeing duty - free imports of 1 . 5 million metric tons of grain , Deputy Finance Minister Ryszard Pazura said . imports Which countries have agreed to Deputy Finance Minister Ryszard Pazura's proposal guaranteeing duty-free imports? 26 27 +1344 2 The measures include selling food such as cereals , butter , and sugar from state reserves at below - market prices and guaranteeing duty - free imports of 1 . 5 million metric tons of grain , Deputy Finance Minister Ryszard Pazura said . reserves How much is in the state reserves? 15 16 +1344 3 The Treasury will try to curb monopoly practices and prevent retailers from setting retail margins too high , he said . try to curb What measures does the Treasury intend to employ to curb monopoly practices? 3 6 +1344 3 The Treasury will try to curb monopoly practices and prevent retailers from setting retail margins too high , he said . to curb monopoly practices What sort of monopoly practices were taking place? 4 8 +1344 3 The Treasury will try to curb monopoly practices and prevent retailers from setting retail margins too high , he said . try What policies are they going to use against retailers who set high prices? 3 4 +1344 4 The government will also look carefully at special duties imposed on imported agricultural products to protect Polish farmers and will consider reducing the duties . special duties What are the current and proposed changes to the \"special\" duties imposed on imported agricultural products? 7 9 +1344 4 The government will also look carefully at special duties imposed on imported agricultural products to protect Polish farmers and will consider reducing the duties . imported agricultural products Which imported products were having duties placed upon them? 11 14 +1344 4 The government will also look carefully at special duties imposed on imported agricultural products to protect Polish farmers and will consider reducing the duties . farmers How will this protect Polish farmers? 17 18 +1344 5 Economists suggest this is one of the reasons of the prices are growing so rapidly in Poland . growing so rapidly What is the current rate of price growth in Poland? 12 15 +1344 5 Economists suggest this is one of the reasons of the prices are growing so rapidly in Poland . prices What are some other reasons why prices are increasing in Poland? 10 11 +1345 1 A top Iranian diplomat on Friday said his country does not intend to kill Salman Rushdie despite Iran ' s death order against the writer , the Danish foreign ministry said . Salman Rushdie Who is Salman Rushdie? 14 16 +1345 1 A top Iranian diplomat on Friday said his country does not intend to kill Salman Rushdie despite Iran ' s death order against the writer , the Danish foreign ministry said . Iran ' s death order against the writer , Why is there a death order against Salman? 17 26 +1345 1 A top Iranian diplomat on Friday said his country does not intend to kill Salman Rushdie despite Iran ' s death order against the writer , the Danish foreign ministry said . does not intend How can a death order exist if it isn't intentional? 9 12 +1345 2 In a statement issued after a meeting between Iran ' s Ambassador to Denmark , Mohammad Mehdi Pourmohammadi , and the Danish foreign ministry ' s director , Henrik Wohlk , the Iranian diplomat was quoted as saying that " Iran condemns terrorism in any form . " a statement issued after a meeting When was this statement issued? 1 7 +1345 2 In a statement issued after a meeting between Iran ' s Ambassador to Denmark , Mohammad Mehdi Pourmohammadi , and the Danish foreign ministry ' s director , Henrik Wohlk , the Iranian diplomat was quoted as saying that " Iran condemns terrorism in any form . " " Iran condemns terrorism in any form . " What is he implying by this? 39 48 +1345 3 " The Iranian government had never , is not and will not in the future send anyone to kill Salman Rushdie , " he was quoted as saying . kill Salman Rushdie , " What did he do to provoke the Iranian government? 18 23 +1345 3 " The Iranian government had never , is not and will not in the future send anyone to kill Salman Rushdie , " he was quoted as saying . send anyone to kill Salman Rushdie , " Is this something the Iranian government does? 15 23 +1345 3 " The Iranian government had never , is not and will not in the future send anyone to kill Salman Rushdie , " he was quoted as saying . send anyone Even if they don't explicitly send someone, is letting the order stand a loophole to deny responsibility if he does get killed? 15 17 +1345 4 Earlier in the day , Iran ' s official IRNA news agency - - monitored in Cyprus - - quoted the Iranian deputy foreign minister , Mahmoud Vaezi , as saying that the death edict remains in force and that Rushdie must be killed . that Rushdie must be killed How old is Rushdie? 39 44 +1345 4 Earlier in the day , Iran ' s official IRNA news agency - - monitored in Cyprus - - quoted the Iranian deputy foreign minister , Mahmoud Vaezi , as saying that the death edict remains in force and that Rushdie must be killed . the death edict remains in force How can this be the case if the ambassador has been quoted otherwise? 32 38 +1345 4 Earlier in the day , Iran ' s official IRNA news agency - - monitored in Cyprus - - quoted the Iranian deputy foreign minister , Mahmoud Vaezi , as saying that the death edict remains in force and that Rushdie must be killed . Rushdie must be killed . Is this not contradictory? 40 45 +1345 5 Vaezi underlined " the need for the implementation of the fatwa ( religious edict ) against the writer of the blasphemous book ` The Satanic Verses , " ' according to IRNA . the blasphemous book ` The Satanic Verses , " ' What are some of the reasons that make the book blasphemous? 19 29 +1345 5 Vaezi underlined " the need for the implementation of the fatwa ( religious edict ) against the writer of the blasphemous book ` The Satanic Verses , " ' according to IRNA . the blasphemous book Why was the book blasphemous? 19 22 +1345 5 Vaezi underlined " the need for the implementation of the fatwa ( religious edict ) against the writer of the blasphemous book ` The Satanic Verses , " ' according to IRNA . blasphemous book ` The Satanic Verses , " ' What do they find so offensive about the book? 20 29 +1346 1 Russia sharply attacked the Baltic republic of Estonia on Friday , accusing it of " complicity " with the rebel Chechnya and of seeking to undermine Russian statehood , news reports said . " complicity " What actions demonstrated that Estonia was complicit with Chechnya? 14 17 +1346 1 Russia sharply attacked the Baltic republic of Estonia on Friday , accusing it of " complicity " with the rebel Chechnya and of seeking to undermine Russian statehood , news reports said . Estonia How did Russia go about attacking Chechnya? 7 8 +1346 1 Russia sharply attacked the Baltic republic of Estonia on Friday , accusing it of " complicity " with the rebel Chechnya and of seeking to undermine Russian statehood , news reports said . undermine How did they undermine Russia? 25 26 +1346 1 Russia sharply attacked the Baltic republic of Estonia on Friday , accusing it of " complicity " with the rebel Chechnya and of seeking to undermine Russian statehood , news reports said . " complicity " with the rebel Chechnya How was Estonia being complicit with Chechnya? 14 21 +1346 2 The Russian criticism stemmed from a recent Estonian parliamentary debate on Chechnya ' s right to self - determination . Chechnya ' s right to self - determination Why is Chechnya claiming a right to self-determination? 11 19 +1346 2 The Russian criticism stemmed from a recent Estonian parliamentary debate on Chechnya ' s right to self - determination . debate on Chechnya ' s right to self - determination . What exactly was said that sparked such Russian ire? 9 20 +1346 3 In a protest issued to the Estonian ambassador Juri Kahnu , Russia pointed out that an Estonian parliament resolution called on the Tallinn government to recognize the separatist republic . recognize the separatist republic What force did the Estonian resolution have? 25 29 +1346 4 The Russian Foreign Ministry said it regarded the parliamentary ' s step as an " open interference in the Russia ' s internal affairs , " that might affect bilateral relations , the ITAR - Tass news agency reported . might affect bilateral relations , How would it affect bilateral relations? 27 32 +1346 5 The parliamentary motion was a fresh evidence of Estonia ' s " complicity " with the regime of Chechen President Dzhokhar Dudayev and Estonian attempts to undermine Russian statehood , the protest stated , according to ITAR - Tass . fresh evidence of Estonia ' s " complicity " How was Estonia complying? 5 14 +1347 1 Sun Caiyun soared to a world record in the women ' s indoor pole vault Friday at the Olympic Night track meet - - the third time she has broken the mark in the last two weeks . last two weeks How did he broke the mark in the last two weeks? 34 37 +1347 3 Russia ' s Ludmilla Borissova ran the fastest time this year in the 3 , 000 meters - - 8 minutes , 56 . 72 seconds , while 1992 Olympic gold medalist Heike Drechsler had a bad day in the long jump . Heike Drechsler Of what country? 32 34 +1347 3 Russia ' s Ludmilla Borissova ran the fastest time this year in the 3 , 000 meters - - 8 minutes , 56 . 72 seconds , while 1992 Olympic gold medalist Heike Drechsler had a bad day in the long jump . bad day in the long jump A bad day how? 36 42 +1347 3 Russia ' s Ludmilla Borissova ran the fastest time this year in the 3 , 000 meters - - 8 minutes , 56 . 72 seconds , while 1992 Olympic gold medalist Heike Drechsler had a bad day in the long jump . Heike Drechsler What is her nationality? 32 34 +1347 3 Russia ' s Ludmilla Borissova ran the fastest time this year in the 3 , 000 meters - - 8 minutes , 56 . 72 seconds , while 1992 Olympic gold medalist Heike Drechsler had a bad day in the long jump . had a bad day in the long jump How bad was her performance in this event? 34 42 +1347 3 Russia ' s Ludmilla Borissova ran the fastest time this year in the 3 , 000 meters - - 8 minutes , 56 . 72 seconds , while 1992 Olympic gold medalist Heike Drechsler had a bad day in the long jump . bad day in the long jump Why did Heike Drechsler had a bad day in the long jump? 36 42 +1347 4 Drechsler , who once jumped a wind - aided 7 . 63 meters ( 25 - 0 1 - 2 ) outdoor , won her event against little competition at 6 . 76 meters ( 22 - 2 1 - 4 ) . 6 . 76 Was this indoor or oudoor? 30 33 +1347 5 " I had my worst day , " said Dreschler , who last week beat Jackie Joyner - Kersee at the Millrose Games in New York . " Someone must have moved the takeoff board . " Jackie Joyner - Kersee By what margin did she lose? 15 19 +1348 1 Public employees whose salaries were slashed by 8 percent in 1991 as part of government austerity measures won ' t face any more pay cuts , under a constitutional amendment approved by the parliament . Public employees In what state or county? 0 2 +1348 1 Public employees whose salaries were slashed by 8 percent in 1991 as part of government austerity measures won ' t face any more pay cuts , under a constitutional amendment approved by the parliament . government austerity What are government austerities? 14 16 +1348 1 Public employees whose salaries were slashed by 8 percent in 1991 as part of government austerity measures won ' t face any more pay cuts , under a constitutional amendment approved by the parliament . austerity what does this word mean? 15 16 +1348 1 Public employees whose salaries were slashed by 8 percent in 1991 as part of government austerity measures won ' t face any more pay cuts , under a constitutional amendment approved by the parliament . government The government of what country? 14 15 +1348 2 After two days of heated debate , the House of Assembly voted 20 - 6 late Wednesday to amend the constitution to protect the salaries of the more than 20 , 000 government workers from cuts . heated debate , What caused the debates to be so heated? 4 7 +1348 2 After two days of heated debate , the House of Assembly voted 20 - 6 late Wednesday to amend the constitution to protect the salaries of the more than 20 , 000 government workers from cuts . heated debate , the House of Assembly what happened during this debate? 4 11 +1348 2 After two days of heated debate , the House of Assembly voted 20 - 6 late Wednesday to amend the constitution to protect the salaries of the more than 20 , 000 government workers from cuts . House of Assembly What country is this article about? 8 11 +1348 2 After two days of heated debate , the House of Assembly voted 20 - 6 late Wednesday to amend the constitution to protect the salaries of the more than 20 , 000 government workers from cuts . cuts what kind of cuts and for how long? 35 36 +1348 3 The amendment fulfilled a campaign promise made by Prime Minister Owen Arthur , who took office last September . campaign promise What specifically was his promise? 4 6 +1348 3 The amendment fulfilled a campaign promise made by Prime Minister Owen Arthur , who took office last September . Prime Minister Owen Arthur , where is he from? 8 13 +1348 4 His predecessor , Erskine Sandiford , was forced to call elections two years early after he lost a no - confidence motion in Parliament . no - confidence motion What is a no-confidence motion? 18 22 +1348 4 His predecessor , Erskine Sandiford , was forced to call elections two years early after he lost a no - confidence motion in Parliament . Parliament what country is this? 23 24 +1348 4 His predecessor , Erskine Sandiford , was forced to call elections two years early after he lost a no - confidence motion in Parliament . forced to call elections two years early what happened that forced him to call it off two years early? 7 14 +1348 4 His predecessor , Erskine Sandiford , was forced to call elections two years early after he lost a no - confidence motion in Parliament . Erskine Sandiford , What party affiliation is Erskine Sandiford? 3 6 +1348 5 The economy strengthened but Sandiford ' s popularity plunged after he imposed the belt - tightening measures , which included the pay cuts and firing 3 , 000 government workers . pay cuts and firing How much money did this save? 21 25 +1348 5 The economy strengthened but Sandiford ' s popularity plunged after he imposed the belt - tightening measures , which included the pay cuts and firing 3 , 000 government workers . economy strengthened Why did his popularity suffer if the economy got better? 1 3 +1348 5 The economy strengthened but Sandiford ' s popularity plunged after he imposed the belt - tightening measures , which included the pay cuts and firing 3 , 000 government workers . belt - tightening measures , why did he do this if it would hurt his people ? 13 18 +1348 5 The economy strengthened but Sandiford ' s popularity plunged after he imposed the belt - tightening measures , which included the pay cuts and firing 3 , 000 government workers . pay cuts In what year were the pay cuts implemented? 21 23 +1349 1 In a rare public scolding , the White House told the Pentagon on Friday not to hold up money earmarked for breast cancer and AIDS research . not to hold up money Why was the money not reaching its destinations? 14 19 +1349 2 Chief of Staff Leon Panetta released a letter he sent to Defense Secretary William Perry in which he said that President Clinton was very disturbed by a report that the military might not spend dlrs 180 million allocated for the research . might not spend dlrs 180 million Why would the money not be spent? 31 37 +1349 5 Comptroller John Hamre said such research is proper since it is geared toward military needs in wartime . Because blood transfusions need to be conducted on the battlefield , an accurate AIDS test must be developed , he said . accurate AIDS test must be developed , Why had an accurate test not yet been developed? 30 37 +1350 1 James P . Grant , who led UNICEF until days before his death last month , was eulogized Friday by U . S . first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton as a tireless champion of the world ' s children . his death What caused his death? 11 13 +1350 1 James P . Grant , who led UNICEF until days before his death last month , was eulogized Friday by U . S . first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton as a tireless champion of the world ' s children . who led UNICEF In what ways has Mr. Grant's leadership affected the success of UNICEF? 5 8 +1350 1 James P . Grant , who led UNICEF until days before his death last month , was eulogized Friday by U . S . first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton as a tireless champion of the world ' s children . UNICEF What is UNICEF? 7 8 +1350 4 Norwegian - born actress Liv Ullmann recalled trying to keep up with Grant as a UNICEF ambassador while he scoured the globe to promote the agency ' s goals . promote the agency ' s goals What were the stated goals of UNICEF? 23 29 +1350 4 Norwegian - born actress Liv Ullmann recalled trying to keep up with Grant as a UNICEF ambassador while he scoured the globe to promote the agency ' s goals . Liv Ullmann How was Liv Ullmann involved in UNICEF? 4 6 +1350 4 Norwegian - born actress Liv Ullmann recalled trying to keep up with Grant as a UNICEF ambassador while he scoured the globe to promote the agency ' s goals . keep up Keeping up how? Does she mean he was always busy and hard to track or it was difficult to maintain the same workflow/pace? 9 11 +1351 1 Phil Mickelson took a two - stroke penalty for hitting the wrong ball , costing him a share of the lead after two rounds of the Buick Invitational on Friday . costing him a share of the lead Who does he share the lead with? 14 21 +1351 1 Phil Mickelson took a two - stroke penalty for hitting the wrong ball , costing him a share of the lead after two rounds of the Buick Invitational on Friday . hitting the wrong ball , When did the wrong ball penalty take place? 9 14 +1351 1 Phil Mickelson took a two - stroke penalty for hitting the wrong ball , costing him a share of the lead after two rounds of the Buick Invitational on Friday . hitting How did he hit the wrong ball? 9 10 +1351 2 Brandel Chamblee eagled his final hole for a 6 - under - par 66 and a 36 - hole total of 12 - under 132 . Chamblee was one shot ahead of Steve Stricker ( 66 ) and Peter Jacobsen ( 65 ) , who also ended his round with an eagle . with an eagle What is an eagle? 49 52 +1351 2 Brandel Chamblee eagled his final hole for a 6 - under - par 66 and a 36 - hole total of 12 - under 132 . Chamblee was one shot ahead of Steve Stricker ( 66 ) and Peter Jacobsen ( 65 ) , who also ended his round with an eagle . Brandel Chamblee Who is Brandel Chamblee? 0 2 +1351 2 Brandel Chamblee eagled his final hole for a 6 - under - par 66 and a 36 - hole total of 12 - under 132 . Chamblee was one shot ahead of Steve Stricker ( 66 ) and Peter Jacobsen ( 65 ) , who also ended his round with an eagle . eagle How did he and his round with an eagle ? 51 52 +1351 3 Mickelson ' s mistake left him with a 3 - under 69 for a two - round total of 134 . Nolan Henke had a 66 to join Mickelson two shots behind Chamblee and 10 - under overall . two shots behind Chamblee What is his place in relation to Stricker and Jacobsen? 29 33 +1351 4 Mickelson had been in a five - way tie for the lead at 7 - under 65 after the first round at Torrey Pines . He was 10 - under at the turn Friday on the 7 , 000 - yard South Course . first round at Torrey Pines What is the Torrey Pines? 19 24 +1351 4 Mickelson had been in a five - way tie for the lead at 7 - under 65 after the first round at Torrey Pines . He was 10 - under at the turn Friday on the 7 , 000 - yard South Course . South Course What is the South Course? 41 43 +1351 5 But Mickelson took a double bogey on the the 447 - yard , par - 4 No . 1 hole when he and Brad Faxon hit the wrong ball . Brad Faxon Who is Brad Faxon? 23 25 +1351 5 But Mickelson took a double bogey on the the 447 - yard , par - 4 No . 1 hole when he and Brad Faxon hit the wrong ball . wrong How did he hit the wrong ball? 27 28 +1352 1 The Commonwealth of Independent States pledged Friday to nip armed conflicts in the bud and end years of ethnic unrest , but failed to take collective action on Russia ' s war in Chechnya . war in Chechnya How long has this war been going on? 31 34 +1352 1 The Commonwealth of Independent States pledged Friday to nip armed conflicts in the bud and end years of ethnic unrest , but failed to take collective action on Russia ' s war in Chechnya . failed Why did the Commonwealth of Independent States fail to take action on Russia's war? 22 23 +1352 1 The Commonwealth of Independent States pledged Friday to nip armed conflicts in the bud and end years of ethnic unrest , but failed to take collective action on Russia ' s war in Chechnya . failed to take collective action Why was action not taken? 22 27 +1352 1 The Commonwealth of Independent States pledged Friday to nip armed conflicts in the bud and end years of ethnic unrest , but failed to take collective action on Russia ' s war in Chechnya . failed to take collective action on Russia ' s war Why could they not take collective action on Russia? 22 32 +1352 2 Commonwealth leaders , while avoiding judgment on the Kremlin ' s use of force to crush Chechen separatists , supported a proposal by Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbayev to promote peace and stability in the 12 - member grouping . crush Chechen separatists , What is the cause of the separatists? 15 19 +1352 2 Commonwealth leaders , while avoiding judgment on the Kremlin ' s use of force to crush Chechen separatists , supported a proposal by Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbayev to promote peace and stability in the 12 - member grouping . promote peace How would they be able to promote peace and stability? 28 30 +1352 2 Commonwealth leaders , while avoiding judgment on the Kremlin ' s use of force to crush Chechen separatists , supported a proposal by Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbayev to promote peace and stability in the 12 - member grouping . while avoiding judgment on the Kremlin ' s Why did they avoid judgment on Russia's use of force? 3 11 +1352 3 The commonwealth , formed in 1991 from the ashes of the Soviet Union , took a hands - off approach to the Chechen conflict in apparent deference to Russia , its most powerful member . the Chechen conflict How long has this conflict been going on? 21 24 +1352 3 The commonwealth , formed in 1991 from the ashes of the Soviet Union , took a hands - off approach to the Chechen conflict in apparent deference to Russia , its most powerful member . Russia , Why is Russia the most powerful member? 28 30 +1352 4 Russian President Boris Yeltsin briefed commonwealth heads of state at the one - day meeting on the situation and assured them measures were being taken to halt the fighting . at the one - day meeting What date was this meeting to take place? 9 15 +1352 4 Russian President Boris Yeltsin briefed commonwealth heads of state at the one - day meeting on the situation and assured them measures were being taken to halt the fighting . measures were being taken What kind of measures were being taken to stop the fighting? 21 25 +1352 4 Russian President Boris Yeltsin briefed commonwealth heads of state at the one - day meeting on the situation and assured them measures were being taken to halt the fighting . measures were being taken to halt the fighting What sort of measures were being taken? 21 29 +1352 5 Nazarbayev ' s peace and stability proposal justified efforts to preserve territorial integrity - - an argument used by Moscow when it sent in troops Dec . 11 . But it also opposed settlement of disputes by force . opposed settlement of disputes by force What year did this take place? 32 38 +1352 5 Nazarbayev ' s peace and stability proposal justified efforts to preserve territorial integrity - - an argument used by Moscow when it sent in troops Dec . 11 . But it also opposed settlement of disputes by force . preserve territorial integrity What kind of efforts did they support to preserve territorial integrity? 10 13 +1352 5 Nazarbayev ' s peace and stability proposal justified efforts to preserve territorial integrity - - an argument used by Moscow when it sent in troops Dec . 11 . But it also opposed settlement of disputes by force . opposed settlement of disputes by force Why was there an opposition of settlement in this way? 32 38 +1353 1 China ' s paramount leader , 90 - year - old Deng Xiaoping , is afflicted by poor blood circulation , and his fragile health could worsen at any time , the magazine Der Spiegel reported Saturday . poor blood circulation , Why does the leader have poor circulation? 17 21 +1353 1 China ' s paramount leader , 90 - year - old Deng Xiaoping , is afflicted by poor blood circulation , and his fragile health could worsen at any time , the magazine Der Spiegel reported Saturday . circulation , How serious is this medical condition? 19 21 +1353 1 China ' s paramount leader , 90 - year - old Deng Xiaoping , is afflicted by poor blood circulation , and his fragile health could worsen at any time , the magazine Der Spiegel reported Saturday . fragile health Why is his health fragile? 23 25 +1353 2 The respected newsmagazine said its source was Wu Jieping , a physician with the medical team treating Deng . physician Is this doctor authorized to speak publicly about Deng Xiaoping's health? 11 12 +1353 3 " The circulation in the brain is no longer guaranteed and weakened and additionally not enough blood is getting to his heart , " the magazine quoted Wu as saying . guaranteed Does this increase risk of stroke? 9 10 +1353 3 " The circulation in the brain is no longer guaranteed and weakened and additionally not enough blood is getting to his heart , " the magazine quoted Wu as saying . no longer guaranteed What has caused this? 7 10 +1353 4 Deng , 90 , failed to appear in public on Jan . 30 , the eve of the Spring Festival just before the Chinese New Year , fueling speculation that his health has deteriorated . Spring Festival What is the Spring Festival in Chinese culture? 18 20 +1353 4 Deng , 90 , failed to appear in public on Jan . 30 , the eve of the Spring Festival just before the Chinese New Year , fueling speculation that his health has deteriorated . failed Was he expected to appear at this event? 4 5 +1353 5 Over the past several years , Deng had always appeared on television on the festival ' s eve . always appeared on television What were his duties during his television appearance? 8 12 +1353 5 Over the past several years , Deng had always appeared on television on the festival ' s eve . festival ' s What takes place at the festival? 14 17 +1354 1 Almost four years into the bloodshed that first ripped apart the old Yugoslavia , a second , wider wave of war threatens . threatens Why is another wave of war going to threaten the country? 21 22 +1354 1 Almost four years into the bloodshed that first ripped apart the old Yugoslavia , a second , wider wave of war threatens . a second , wider wave of war threatens What is the second wider wave of war that threatens to happen? 14 22 +1354 2 In coming weeks , mediators either will be able to build on brittle truces in Bosnia and Croatia or watch war engulf both simultaneously for the first time since fighting started between Serbs and Croats in spring 1991 . build on brittle truces in Bosnia and Croatia How will these truces be expanded? 10 18 +1354 2 In coming weeks , mediators either will be able to build on brittle truces in Bosnia and Croatia or watch war engulf both simultaneously for the first time since fighting started between Serbs and Croats in spring 1991 . brittle truces Why are the truces in Bosnia and Croatia considered brittle? 12 14 +1354 2 In coming weeks , mediators either will be able to build on brittle truces in Bosnia and Croatia or watch war engulf both simultaneously for the first time since fighting started between Serbs and Croats in spring 1991 . since fighting started Why did fighting start between the Serbs and Croats? 28 31 +1354 2 In coming weeks , mediators either will be able to build on brittle truces in Bosnia and Croatia or watch war engulf both simultaneously for the first time since fighting started between Serbs and Croats in spring 1991 . watch war engulf both simultaneously Why would war engulf in both places? 19 24 +1354 3 Concurrent war in both states would produce a military and political tangle even more complex than the conflicts that so far have defied solution . so far have defied solution Why are they so difficult to resolve? 19 24 +1354 3 Concurrent war in both states would produce a military and political tangle even more complex than the conflicts that so far have defied solution . defied solution Why haven't they been able to find a solution so far? 22 24 +1354 4 It almost certainly would mean withdrawal of tens of thousands of U . N . peacekeepers in a hazardous operation backed by U . S . and other NATO troops . It also could mean conflict spreading to other parts of the volatile Balkans . other parts of the volatile Balkans . Why is the Balkan area so volatile at this time? 38 45 +1354 4 It almost certainly would mean withdrawal of tens of thousands of U . N . peacekeepers in a hazardous operation backed by U . S . and other NATO troops . It also could mean conflict spreading to other parts of the volatile Balkans . withdrawal Why would the peacekeepers need to withdraw? 5 6 +1354 4 It almost certainly would mean withdrawal of tens of thousands of U . N . peacekeepers in a hazardous operation backed by U . S . and other NATO troops . It also could mean conflict spreading to other parts of the volatile Balkans . volatile Why are the Balkans considered volatile? 42 43 +1354 4 It almost certainly would mean withdrawal of tens of thousands of U . N . peacekeepers in a hazardous operation backed by U . S . and other NATO troops . It also could mean conflict spreading to other parts of the volatile Balkans . conflict spreading to other parts Why would it mean conflict spreading to other parts of the volatile Balkans? 35 40 +1354 5 Outsiders - - especially the United States - - are pressuring local leaders in an effort to prevent war from spreading . In Bosnia and Croatia , Washington is signaling that there can be no final settlement without the support of the republics ' Serb minorities . Outsiders Why do outsiders have any involvement in this war? 0 1 +1354 5 Outsiders - - especially the United States - - are pressuring local leaders in an effort to prevent war from spreading . In Bosnia and Croatia , Washington is signaling that there can be no final settlement without the support of the republics ' Serb minorities . Washington Why is Washington able to make stipulations about the settlement? 27 28 +1354 5 Outsiders - - especially the United States - - are pressuring local leaders in an effort to prevent war from spreading . In Bosnia and Croatia , Washington is signaling that there can be no final settlement without the support of the republics ' Serb minorities . no final settlement without Why would there be no final settlement without the support of the republic's Serb minorities? 34 38 +1355 1 Russia shut out Canada ' s team of minor league players 6 - 0 Saturday to set up a title game against Sweden in the Sweden Hockey Games . team of minor league players Why were minor league players used in the Canadian team? 6 11 +1355 1 Russia shut out Canada ' s team of minor league players 6 - 0 Saturday to set up a title game against Sweden in the Sweden Hockey Games . Sweden Hockey Games Who else was playing in the games? 25 28 +1355 1 Russia shut out Canada ' s team of minor league players 6 - 0 Saturday to set up a title game against Sweden in the Sweden Hockey Games . title game Which title game? 19 21 +1355 2 Sweden , 2 - 0 in the four - team tournament , only needs a tie in Sunday ' s finale to win the tournament . The Russians , 1 - 0 - 1 , must beat the Swedes to finish atop the standings . standings what is the current standings 43 44 +1355 2 Sweden , 2 - 0 in the four - team tournament , only needs a tie in Sunday ' s finale to win the tournament . The Russians , 1 - 0 - 1 , must beat the Swedes to finish atop the standings . four - team Why are there only four teams in the tournament? 7 10 +1355 3 " It was a humiliating loss , " Canadian coach Tom Renney after his team ' s second straight setback . " I ' m certainly disappointed in my team ' s performance and I ' m disappointed on behalf of the fans who came to watch Canada play . " disappointed what was the main problem that disappointed the coach 26 27 +1355 3 " It was a humiliating loss , " Canadian coach Tom Renney after his team ' s second straight setback . " I ' m certainly disappointed in my team ' s performance and I ' m disappointed on behalf of the fans who came to watch Canada play . " humiliating Why was the loss considered humiliating? 4 5 +1355 4 Dmitri Denisov gave the Russians a 1 - 0 lead just 2 : 45 into the game on the power play with Michael Burkett off for tripping . Oleg Belov made it 2 - 0 at 7 : 12 with a shorthanded goal . shorthanded Why is the goal considered shorthanded? 41 42 +1355 5 " We were never able to rebound after they scored in the early stages of the game , " Renney said . " I guess that ' s a testimony to a young , inexperienced , international team that ' s learning about adversity . " inexperienced , who were inexperienced people in the team 34 36 +1355 5 " We were never able to rebound after they scored in the early stages of the game , " Renney said . " I guess that ' s a testimony to a young , inexperienced , international team that ' s learning about adversity . " young , inexperienced , international team Why was the team so young and lacking in experience? 32 38 +1355 5 " We were never able to rebound after they scored in the early stages of the game , " Renney said . " I guess that ' s a testimony to a young , inexperienced , international team that ' s learning about adversity . " rebound Why weren't they able to rebound? 6 7 +1356 1 A mother was reunited with her newborn baby on Saturday a day after it disappeared from a hospital maternity ward . disappeared How did the newborn dissappear from the hospital maternity ward? 14 15 +1356 1 A mother was reunited with her newborn baby on Saturday a day after it disappeared from a hospital maternity ward . reunited with her newborn baby How were they separated? 3 8 +1356 1 A mother was reunited with her newborn baby on Saturday a day after it disappeared from a hospital maternity ward . it disappeared Where did the baby disappear to? 13 15 +1356 1 A mother was reunited with her newborn baby on Saturday a day after it disappeared from a hospital maternity ward . a hospital What is the name of the hospital? 16 18 +1356 1 A mother was reunited with her newborn baby on Saturday a day after it disappeared from a hospital maternity ward . it disappeared from a hospital maternity ward Why did the baby disappear from the maternity ward? 13 20 +1356 1 A mother was reunited with her newborn baby on Saturday a day after it disappeared from a hospital maternity ward . disappeared How did this happen? 14 15 +1356 1 A mother was reunited with her newborn baby on Saturday a day after it disappeared from a hospital maternity ward . disappeared How did the baby disappear? 14 15 +1356 2 Police had hunted the four - day - old baby girl kidnapped from the ward , apparently by a woman who befriended the child ' s mother . hunted the What efforts did the police make to find the kidnapped four-day-old child? 2 4 +1356 2 Police had hunted the four - day - old baby girl kidnapped from the ward , apparently by a woman who befriended the child ' s mother . had hunted Where did they look? 1 3 +1356 2 Police had hunted the four - day - old baby girl kidnapped from the ward , apparently by a woman who befriended the child ' s mother . kidnapped from the ward , Do they know who kidnapped her? 11 16 +1356 2 Police had hunted the four - day - old baby girl kidnapped from the ward , apparently by a woman who befriended the child ' s mother . woman who befriended the child ' s mother Why did she do this? 19 27 +1356 2 Police had hunted the four - day - old baby girl kidnapped from the ward , apparently by a woman who befriended the child ' s mother . baby girl kidnapped from the ward , How was the baby kidnapped from the ward? 9 16 +1356 2 Police had hunted the four - day - old baby girl kidnapped from the ward , apparently by a woman who befriended the child ' s mother . befriended the child ' s mother How did this lady befriend the mother in the hospital? 21 27 +1356 3 Christine Owens appeared on the Independent Television News cradling her healthy baby , Lydia later in the evening . Independent Television News Was this the only news network she appeared on? 5 8 +1356 4 Police said they had returned the baby to Mrs . Owens , but would not describe the circumstances . would not describe Why did the police refuse to describe the circumstances under which Mrs. Owens' baby was returned to her? 13 16 +1356 4 Police said they had returned the baby to Mrs . Owens , but would not describe the circumstances . but would not describe the circumstances Why did they not describe the circumstances? 12 18 +1356 4 Police said they had returned the baby to Mrs . Owens , but would not describe the circumstances . returned How and why did the lady kidnap the baby? 4 5 +1356 4 Police said they had returned the baby to Mrs . Owens , but would not describe the circumstances . but would not describe the circumstances Why would they not describe the circumstances? 12 18 +1356 5 " A man and a woman from the Rhyll area of north Wales are helping us with our inquiries , " an unidentified police officer told the TV news . man and a woman How did these people become knowledgable about the kidnapping? 2 6 +1356 5 " A man and a woman from the Rhyll area of north Wales are helping us with our inquiries , " an unidentified police officer told the TV news . " A man and a woman Who are these people? 0 6 +1356 5 " A man and a woman from the Rhyll area of north Wales are helping us with our inquiries , " an unidentified police officer told the TV news . helping us How are they helping? 14 16 +1356 5 " A man and a woman from the Rhyll area of north Wales are helping us with our inquiries , " an unidentified police officer told the TV news . our inquiries , " What are the inquiries? 17 21 +1356 5 " A man and a woman from the Rhyll area of north Wales are helping us with our inquiries , " an unidentified police officer told the TV news . " A man and a woman Who are this man and woman? 0 6 +1357 1 Heavily favored Holy Bull , the 1994 U . S . Horse of the Year , pulled up while battling for the lead on the backstretch during the Donn Handicap on Saturday at Gulfstream Park . Heavily favored Why is Holy Bull heavily favored? 0 2 +1357 1 Heavily favored Holy Bull , the 1994 U . S . Horse of the Year , pulled up while battling for the lead on the backstretch during the Donn Handicap on Saturday at Gulfstream Park . Gulfstream Where is this located? 33 34 +1357 1 Heavily favored Holy Bull , the 1994 U . S . Horse of the Year , pulled up while battling for the lead on the backstretch during the Donn Handicap on Saturday at Gulfstream Park . Heavily favored Why is Holy Bull heavily favored? 0 2 +1357 1 Heavily favored Holy Bull , the 1994 U . S . Horse of the Year , pulled up while battling for the lead on the backstretch during the Donn Handicap on Saturday at Gulfstream Park . Horse of the Year , Why was this particular horse chosen? 11 16 +1357 1 Heavily favored Holy Bull , the 1994 U . S . Horse of the Year , pulled up while battling for the lead on the backstretch during the Donn Handicap on Saturday at Gulfstream Park . pulled up What does \"pulled up\" mean? 16 18 +1357 2 Cigar went on to win the 1 1 - 8 - mile ( 1 . 8 - kilometer ) race . Cigar Is Cigar another favorite horse? 0 1 +1357 2 Cigar went on to win the 1 1 - 8 - mile ( 1 . 8 - kilometer ) race . Cigar Who is Cigar? A horse? 0 1 +1357 2 Cigar went on to win the 1 1 - 8 - mile ( 1 . 8 - kilometer ) race . Cigar Who is Cigar? 0 1 +1357 3 Holy Bull , running with Cigar , was pulled up by jockey Mike Smith in mid - backstretch . Smith then dismounted before the half - mile ( 800 - meter ) pole . dismounted What is the activity going on here? I am guessing horse races but unsure? 21 22 +1357 3 Holy Bull , running with Cigar , was pulled up by jockey Mike Smith in mid - backstretch . Smith then dismounted before the half - mile ( 800 - meter ) pole . was pulled up Why was Holly Bull pulled up? 7 10 +1357 3 Holy Bull , running with Cigar , was pulled up by jockey Mike Smith in mid - backstretch . Smith then dismounted before the half - mile ( 800 - meter ) pole . dismounted What made him dismount the horse in mid race? 21 22 +1357 4 Holy Bull remained on his feet and then was loaded onto a horse ambulance , but did so reluctantly . horse ambulance , What happened to Holy Bull? 12 15 +1357 4 Holy Bull remained on his feet and then was loaded onto a horse ambulance , but did so reluctantly . horse ambulance , What was wrong with the horse? 12 15 +1357 4 Holy Bull remained on his feet and then was loaded onto a horse ambulance , but did so reluctantly . reluctantly How was he behaving? 18 19 +1357 4 Holy Bull remained on his feet and then was loaded onto a horse ambulance , but did so reluctantly . but did so reluctantly Why was the horse having trouble being loaded up? 15 19 +1357 5 Holy Bull was making his second start of the year and was bidding for his seventh straight victory . seventh straight victory How long was Holy Bull racing? 15 18 +1357 5 Holy Bull was making his second start of the year and was bidding for his seventh straight victory . second start How did he do on the first start? 5 7 +1358 1 A British government minister resigned on Saturday , as tensions in the governing Conservative Party increased over Britain ' s policy on Europe . Britain ' s policy on Europe What is the policy? 17 23 +1358 1 A British government minister resigned on Saturday , as tensions in the governing Conservative Party increased over Britain ' s policy on Europe . policy What are the details regarding the policy? 20 21 +1358 1 A British government minister resigned on Saturday , as tensions in the governing Conservative Party increased over Britain ' s policy on Europe . government minister resigned on Saturday , What was the cause for the resignation? 2 8 +1358 1 A British government minister resigned on Saturday , as tensions in the governing Conservative Party increased over Britain ' s policy on Europe . resigned Why did the minister resign? 4 5 +1358 2 The Sunday Express newspaper reported that Charles Wardle , a junior minister at the Department of Trade and Industry , resigned because he felt Britain was endangered by a possible flood of immigrants as relations with Europe became closer . endangered Why did this influence his resignation? 26 27 +1358 2 The Sunday Express newspaper reported that Charles Wardle , a junior minister at the Department of Trade and Industry , resigned because he felt Britain was endangered by a possible flood of immigrants as relations with Europe became closer . endangered by a possible flood of immigrants What would the additional immigrants lead to, in Wardle's mind? 26 33 +1358 2 The Sunday Express newspaper reported that Charles Wardle , a junior minister at the Department of Trade and Industry , resigned because he felt Britain was endangered by a possible flood of immigrants as relations with Europe became closer . immigrants Why would he resign over a flood of immigrant? 32 33 +1358 4 Wardle , a former Immigration Minister , was quoted in the Sunday Express as saying that his resignation was prompted by moves in some fellow European Community member countries to erase international borders . some fellow European Community member countries Which countries in particular? 23 29 +1358 4 Wardle , a former Immigration Minister , was quoted in the Sunday Express as saying that his resignation was prompted by moves in some fellow European Community member countries to erase international borders . erase Why does the flood of immigration scare him? 30 31 +1358 4 Wardle , a former Immigration Minister , was quoted in the Sunday Express as saying that his resignation was prompted by moves in some fellow European Community member countries to erase international borders . countries Which countries wish to erase international borders? 28 29 +1358 5 Britain signed an " opt - out " agreement with its partners in the European Community in 1985 which allows it out of any agreement to devolve borders . But the Express claimed that an 1991 internal government report said that the agreement was poorly worded , and easily challenged in the European Court . poorly worded , What choice of words specifically can lead the the opt-out being challenged? 44 47 +1358 5 Britain signed an " opt - out " agreement with its partners in the European Community in 1985 which allows it out of any agreement to devolve borders . But the Express claimed that an 1991 internal government report said that the agreement was poorly worded , and easily challenged in the European Court . challenged How is this possible if it is included as part of the agreement? 49 50 +1358 5 Britain signed an " opt - out " agreement with its partners in the European Community in 1985 which allows it out of any agreement to devolve borders . But the Express claimed that an 1991 internal government report said that the agreement was poorly worded , and easily challenged in the European Court . agreement was poorly worded , How was the agreement poorly worded? 42 47 +1358 5 Britain signed an " opt - out " agreement with its partners in the European Community in 1985 which allows it out of any agreement to devolve borders . But the Express claimed that an 1991 internal government report said that the agreement was poorly worded , and easily challenged in the European Court . agreement What are the details of this agreement, and why would it be easily challenged? 8 9 +1359 1 Still prolific at 94 , Julien Green is a French - born cultural hybrid whose memories of the American Deep South have inspired a new novel about a love - starved Georgia belle during the Civil War . French - born How is Julien culturally familiar with the deep south? 9 12 +1359 1 Still prolific at 94 , Julien Green is a French - born cultural hybrid whose memories of the American Deep South have inspired a new novel about a love - starved Georgia belle during the Civil War . new How new is it? 24 25 +1359 2 The first American citizen to be inducted into the prestigious Academie Francaise , Green has carved a unique place among the French literary elite , with dozens of novels , plays , essays and 15 volumes of his private diary . Academie Francaise , How are his works looked at in the United States? 10 13 +1359 3 " Dixie , " his latest novel , features a sultry Southern widow , still hungry for love , drowning her sorrow in laudanum and sipping mint juleps served by devoted slaves while canons boom in nearby cotton fields . laudanum What is this? 23 24 +1359 4 The 380 - page novel , published Jan . 4 , was well - received by critics . More than 30 , 000 copies have been sold - - " a very healthy figure at this time of year , " according to the publisher . time of year , " What time of year? 36 41 +1359 4 The 380 - page novel , published Jan . 4 , was well - received by critics . More than 30 , 000 copies have been sold - - " a very healthy figure at this time of year , " according to the publisher . " a very healthy figure Why are sales typically lower during the first of the year? 29 34 +1360 1 The Yugoslav War Crimes Tribunal is expected to issue indictments Monday against a string of suspects allegedly involved in three notorious concentration camps run by Bosnian Serbs . by Why did the Bosnian surbs run these camps? 24 25 +1360 1 The Yugoslav War Crimes Tribunal is expected to issue indictments Monday against a string of suspects allegedly involved in three notorious concentration camps run by Bosnian Serbs . notorious Why are the three concentration camps considered \"notorious\"? 20 21 +1360 2 Without giving details , the United Nations court has scheduled a news conference for Monday promising " an important public announcement . " Monday where is it? what thime ? 14 15 +1360 2 Without giving details , the United Nations court has scheduled a news conference for Monday promising " an important public announcement . " Without Why are they reluctant to give details? 0 1 +1360 2 Without giving details , the United Nations court has scheduled a news conference for Monday promising " an important public announcement . " important public announcement What was the public announcement about? 18 21 +1360 3 A source close to the tribunal , speaking on condition of anonymity , confirmed that the indictments for the Prijedor region of northwestern Bosnia were ready . anonymity , Why is anonymity important to the source? 11 13 +1360 3 A source close to the tribunal , speaking on condition of anonymity , confirmed that the indictments for the Prijedor region of northwestern Bosnia were ready . indictments What were the indictments about? 16 17 +1360 4 In Prijedor were located the Serb - run Omarska , Keraterm and Trnopolje camps where in 1992 guards regularly carried out mass executions and tortures , according to a statement cited at a hearing in November . November . what year? 35 37 +1360 4 In Prijedor were located the Serb - run Omarska , Keraterm and Trnopolje camps where in 1992 guards regularly carried out mass executions and tortures , according to a statement cited at a hearing in November . carried out mass executions and tortures , Why were the camps carrying out executions? 19 26 +1360 4 In Prijedor were located the Serb - run Omarska , Keraterm and Trnopolje camps where in 1992 guards regularly carried out mass executions and tortures , according to a statement cited at a hearing in November . regularly How regular were these executions? 18 19 +1360 4 In Prijedor were located the Serb - run Omarska , Keraterm and Trnopolje camps where in 1992 guards regularly carried out mass executions and tortures , according to a statement cited at a hearing in November . mass executions and tortures , Why were there executions and tortures? 21 26 +1360 5 Tribunal officials have repeatedly pledged to issue indictments before the end of February . In January , spokesman Christian Chartier confirmed that the Prijedor probe was complete . probe was complete What did this \"probe\" consist of? 24 27 +1361 1 With a home crowd of 5 , 000 cheering him on , Henry Maske of Germany retained his world light heavyweight title Saturday in an International Boxing Federation championship match against Egerton Marcus of Canada . cheering Why was it important that they cheer him on? 8 9 +1361 2 Predictions were that Marcus would be Maske ' s toughest competition since he won the championship against American Charles Williams two years ago , but it wasn ' t to be . Predictions How are the predictions made? 0 1 +1361 2 Predictions were that Marcus would be Maske ' s toughest competition since he won the championship against American Charles Williams two years ago , but it wasn ' t to be . he which \"he,\" marcus or maske? 12 13 +1361 2 Predictions were that Marcus would be Maske ' s toughest competition since he won the championship against American Charles Williams two years ago , but it wasn ' t to be . but it wasn ' t to be . Why was this particular fight so non-competitive? 24 32 +1361 3 After all , the former East German Army First Lieutenant , eeked out a victory against the Canadian at the Seoul Olympics in 1988 . Marcus said later he had broken his powerful right hand in his second Olympic fight , but still went on to compete in the middleweight finals where Maske took the gold . broken Why did he insist on fighting despite his hand being broken? 30 31 +1361 3 After all , the former East German Army First Lieutenant , eeked out a victory against the Canadian at the Seoul Olympics in 1988 . Marcus said later he had broken his powerful right hand in his second Olympic fight , but still went on to compete in the middleweight finals where Maske took the gold . Lieutenant , to which fighter does this refer? 9 11 +1361 5 Maske , 31 , of Frankfurt an der Oder in former East Germany , had 25 straight wins since turning professional in 1990 . Only 11 ended early , but he has a reputation for doing only what he has to , to win . early , Why did they end early? 27 29 +1361 5 Maske , 31 , of Frankfurt an der Oder in former East Germany , had 25 straight wins since turning professional in 1990 . Only 11 ended early , but he has a reputation for doing only what he has to , to win . doing only what he has to , what does this mean in this context? 35 42 +1362 1 Open - minded Sweden had seemed the right place for the first opera based on Vladimir Nabokov ' s ground - breaking novel about a man ' s lust for a girl . Open - minded What aspects of Swedish culture make it \"open-minded\"? 0 3 +1362 1 Open - minded Sweden had seemed the right place for the first opera based on Vladimir Nabokov ' s ground - breaking novel about a man ' s lust for a girl . about a man ' s lust for a girl What is the novel's name. 23 32 +1362 1 Open - minded Sweden had seemed the right place for the first opera based on Vladimir Nabokov ' s ground - breaking novel about a man ' s lust for a girl . right place Where is the right place? 7 9 +1362 1 Open - minded Sweden had seemed the right place for the first opera based on Vladimir Nabokov ' s ground - breaking novel about a man ' s lust for a girl . ground - breaking novel What is the ground-breaking novel? 19 23 +1362 1 Open - minded Sweden had seemed the right place for the first opera based on Vladimir Nabokov ' s ground - breaking novel about a man ' s lust for a girl . Vladimir Nabokov ' s Who is Vladimir Nabokov? 15 19 +1362 2 But 40 years after " Lolita " was published , the dubious love affair still is provoking indignation , this time over Rodion Shchedrin ' s world premier production at Stockholm ' s Royal Opera . indignation , Who is currently critiquing Lolita? 17 19 +1362 2 But 40 years after " Lolita " was published , the dubious love affair still is provoking indignation , this time over Rodion Shchedrin ' s world premier production at Stockholm ' s Royal Opera . world premier production Why did he decide to put on an opera based on Lolita? 26 29 +1362 2 But 40 years after " Lolita " was published , the dubious love affair still is provoking indignation , this time over Rodion Shchedrin ' s world premier production at Stockholm ' s Royal Opera . provoking indignation , Why is it provoking indignation? 16 19 +1362 2 But 40 years after " Lolita " was published , the dubious love affair still is provoking indignation , this time over Rodion Shchedrin ' s world premier production at Stockholm ' s Royal Opera . provoking indignation , Why does the offense continue? 16 19 +1362 3 Child protection groups claim the story promotes indecent assault of minors , and some want the opera stopped . On top of that , critics say the four - hour production is tedious and leaves the audience cold . Child protection groups What groups are involved in debating this issue? 0 3 +1362 3 Child protection groups claim the story promotes indecent assault of minors , and some want the opera stopped . On top of that , critics say the four - hour production is tedious and leaves the audience cold . critics Are these critics from a moral standpoint or opera critics reviewing the quality of the performance? 24 25 +1362 4 Like the book , however , the opera " Lolita " may survive the criticism . The opera finished its run this weekend , but more performances are planned for next year . next year When does the opera return? 30 32 +1362 4 Like the book , however , the opera " Lolita " may survive the criticism . The opera finished its run this weekend , but more performances are planned for next year . Like the book , however How did the book survive criticism? 0 5 +1362 5 " Lolita " is the story about a man , Humbert Humbert , who is a slave to his lust for pubescent girls . He marries a widow solely to get near her 12 - year - old daughter . When the mother dies , he starts a love affair with the " nymphet . " slave to his lust for pubescent girls Is the main character supposed to be empathetic or disgusting? 16 23 +1363 1 Third - seeded Magdalena Maleeva took advantage of 14 double faults to beat second - seeded Gabriela Sabatini 6 - 4 , 4 - 6 , 6 - 3 on Saturday and advance to the finals of the Ameritech Cup tennis tournament . took advantage of 14 double faults What is a double fault and how did she use them to her advantage? 5 11 +1363 1 Third - seeded Magdalena Maleeva took advantage of 14 double faults to beat second - seeded Gabriela Sabatini 6 - 4 , 4 - 6 , 6 - 3 on Saturday and advance to the finals of the Ameritech Cup tennis tournament . second - seeded Who is first-seeded? 13 16 +1363 1 Third - seeded Magdalena Maleeva took advantage of 14 double faults to beat second - seeded Gabriela Sabatini 6 - 4 , 4 - 6 , 6 - 3 on Saturday and advance to the finals of the Ameritech Cup tennis tournament . Ameritech Is the Ameritech Cup a major tennis tournament? 38 39 +1363 2 Maleeva will meet the winner of Saturday night ' s evening match between the seventh seed , Zina Garrison - Jackson , and Lisa Raymond in the title match on Sunday . Maleeva will meet the winner of Saturday Does that mean that she will be matched with the winner of Saturday night's evening match? 0 7 +1363 2 Maleeva will meet the winner of Saturday night ' s evening match between the seventh seed , Zina Garrison - Jackson , and Lisa Raymond in the title match on Sunday . Lisa Raymond What seed is Lisa? 23 25 +1363 2 Maleeva will meet the winner of Saturday night ' s evening match between the seventh seed , Zina Garrison - Jackson , and Lisa Raymond in the title match on Sunday . Lisa Raymond What seed position is Lisa Raymond? 23 25 +1363 3 The 11th - ranked Maleeva utilized a vicious two - handed backhand to capture the first set , breaking Sabatini in the second game . utilized a vicious two - handed backhand Does this mean that she is very motivated to break being 11th ranked? Or that she is a very serious competitor? 5 12 +1363 3 The 11th - ranked Maleeva utilized a vicious two - handed backhand to capture the first set , breaking Sabatini in the second game . two - handed backhand Is this a new technique for her? 8 12 +1363 4 Sabatini broke Maleeva in the ninth game of the set with a great scoop passing shot to trail 5 - 4 , only to give away the set with a double fault on set point in the 10th game . Sabatini broke Maleeva in the ninth game What rank is Sabatini? 0 7 +1363 4 Sabatini broke Maleeva in the ninth game of the set with a great scoop passing shot to trail 5 - 4 , only to give away the set with a double fault on set point in the 10th game . only to give away the set with a double fault What is a fault? How did Sabatini manage to lose so far into the game? 22 32 +1363 4 Sabatini broke Maleeva in the ninth game of the set with a great scoop passing shot to trail 5 - 4 , only to give away the set with a double fault on set point in the 10th game . scoop passing shot What is a scoop shot? 13 16 +1363 4 Sabatini broke Maleeva in the ninth game of the set with a great scoop passing shot to trail 5 - 4 , only to give away the set with a double fault on set point in the 10th game . scoop passing shot What is a scoop passing shot? 13 16 +1363 4 Sabatini broke Maleeva in the ninth game of the set with a great scoop passing shot to trail 5 - 4 , only to give away the set with a double fault on set point in the 10th game . double fault What is a double fault? 30 32 +1363 4 Sabatini broke Maleeva in the ninth game of the set with a great scoop passing shot to trail 5 - 4 , only to give away the set with a double fault on set point in the 10th game . set point What is set point? 33 35 +1363 5 In the second set , Sabatini took a 5 - 4 lead when Maleeva hit a return out of bounds and then won it with a 98 mph service winner on set point . 98 mph How is the speed of the ball measured during a game? 26 28 +1363 5 In the second set , Sabatini took a 5 - 4 lead when Maleeva hit a return out of bounds and then won it with a 98 mph service winner on set point . winner What is a service winner? 29 30 +1364 1 ISLAMABAD , Pakistan ( AP ) - A South African religious student , motivated by the offer of a dlrs 2 million reward , gave U . S . officials the tip that led to the capture of World Trade Center bombing suspect Ramzi Yousef , a newspaper reported Sunday . reward , How was this reward advertised? 22 24 +1364 1 ISLAMABAD , Pakistan ( AP ) - A South African religious student , motivated by the offer of a dlrs 2 million reward , gave U . S . officials the tip that led to the capture of World Trade Center bombing suspect Ramzi Yousef , a newspaper reported Sunday . a dlrs 2 million reward , Who offered the reward? 18 24 +1364 1 ISLAMABAD , Pakistan ( AP ) - A South African religious student , motivated by the offer of a dlrs 2 million reward , gave U . S . officials the tip that led to the capture of World Trade Center bombing suspect Ramzi Yousef , a newspaper reported Sunday . student , How did the South African student get the tip of the suspect? 11 13 +1364 2 South African Istiaque Parker , his wife Fehmida , and their baby have since been whisked away by American officials and are now at an undisclosed location in the United States , according The News , an English - language daily , which cited unidentified sources . his wife Fehmida , and their baby Why were his wife and baby taken away? 5 12 +1364 3 U . S . officials have said an informant guided them to Yousef , but they have refused to release any information on the person or his whereabouts . guided How did the informant come to know the location of Yousef? 9 10 +1364 4 Parker and his family have not been seen publicly since Tuesday ' s arrest of Yousef , who was extradited to New York and charged with the 1993 World Trade Center bombing . Yousef , How involved was this individual in the attack? 15 17 +1364 4 Parker and his family have not been seen publicly since Tuesday ' s arrest of Yousef , who was extradited to New York and charged with the 1993 World Trade Center bombing . charged What became of this case? What was the result of the charge? 24 25 +1364 5 Parker contacted the U . S . Embassy in Islamabad last month to say he knew Yousef , according to The News . say he knew Yousef , How were the two acquainted? 13 18 +1364 5 Parker contacted the U . S . Embassy in Islamabad last month to say he knew Yousef , according to The News . Parker contacted the U . S . Embassy in Islamabad How did Parker contact them? 0 10 +1364 5 Parker contacted the U . S . Embassy in Islamabad last month to say he knew Yousef , according to The News . Islamabad Where is Islamabad? Wasn't Parker from South Africa? 9 10 +1365 1 ISLAMABAD , Pakistan ( AP ) - A South African religious student , motivated by a dlrs 2 million reward offer , gave U . S . officials the tip that led them to World Trade Center bombing suspect Ramzi Yousef , a newspaper reported Sunday . A South African religious student , How did this person get the tip? 7 13 +1365 1 ISLAMABAD , Pakistan ( AP ) - A South African religious student , motivated by a dlrs 2 million reward offer , gave U . S . officials the tip that led them to World Trade Center bombing suspect Ramzi Yousef , a newspaper reported Sunday . dlrs what does this mean? 16 17 +1365 1 ISLAMABAD , Pakistan ( AP ) - A South African religious student , motivated by a dlrs 2 million reward offer , gave U . S . officials the tip that led them to World Trade Center bombing suspect Ramzi Yousef , a newspaper reported Sunday . religious which religion is he? 10 11 +1365 2 Istiaque Parker , his wife Fehmida , and their baby have since been whisked away by American officials and are now at an undisclosed location in the United States , according The News , an English - language daily , which cited unidentified sources . whisked away by American officials Were they whisked away for fear of their safety or for some other reason? 13 18 +1365 2 Istiaque Parker , his wife Fehmida , and their baby have since been whisked away by American officials and are now at an undisclosed location in the United States , according The News , an English - language daily , which cited unidentified sources . cited unidentified sources how can it be trusted then? 41 44 +1365 3 U . S . officials have said an informant guided them to Yousef , but they have refused to release any information on the person or his whereabouts . refused why are they refusing? 17 18 +1365 4 In a related development , Pakistan , has asked the United States for a share of the reward money for Yousef ' s capture , The News reported . Yousef ' s capture , What part did they play in his capture? 20 25 +1365 4 In a related development , Pakistan , has asked the United States for a share of the reward money for Yousef ' s capture , The News reported . a share of the reward money Why does Pakistan want part of the money? 13 19 +1365 5 " Without our help , ( Yousef ) could not have been apprehended , " Interior Minister Nasirullah Babar told the newspaper . could not have been apprehended , " Why could he not have been apprehended? 8 15 +1365 5 " Without our help , ( Yousef ) could not have been apprehended , " Interior Minister Nasirullah Babar told the newspaper . help , how did they help or how do they claim to have helped? 3 5 +1365 5 " Without our help , ( Yousef ) could not have been apprehended , " Interior Minister Nasirullah Babar told the newspaper . " Without our help , What sort of help did the nation give? 0 5 +1366 1 Jamie McLennan stopped 26 shots , and goals by Ray Ferraro and Troy Loney helped the New York Islanders snap a three - game losing streak with a 2 - 1 victory over the Buffalo Sabres on Saturday . Jamie McLennan What sport does Jamie McLennan play? 0 2 +1366 2 McLennan ' s best save came midway through the scoreless third period , when he robbed Yuri Khmylev with a left kick save . left kick save What is a left kick save? 20 23 +1366 3 In Boston , Vincent Riendeau stopped all 10 shots he faced after Blaine Lacher went out with an injury and Dave Reid scored for Boston as the Bruins and Washington Capitals played to a 1 - 1 tie . injury How was he injured? 18 19 +1366 3 In Boston , Vincent Riendeau stopped all 10 shots he faced after Blaine Lacher went out with an injury and Dave Reid scored for Boston as the Bruins and Washington Capitals played to a 1 - 1 tie . Blaine Lacher went out with an injury What type of injury did he sustain? 12 19 +1366 4 Riendeau , who has lost both games he started , replaced Lacher 1 : 17 into the second period when the Bruins ' rookie hurt his right hamstring in a collision with Washington ' s Rob Pearson . Lacher had stopped 13 of 14 shots . hurt his right hamstring how badly was he hurt? 24 28 +1366 4 Riendeau , who has lost both games he started , replaced Lacher 1 : 17 into the second period when the Bruins ' rookie hurt his right hamstring in a collision with Washington ' s Rob Pearson . Lacher had stopped 13 of 14 shots . stopped 13 of 14 shots How did he sop 13 of 14 shots? 40 45 +1366 5 In Quebec , Martin Rucinsky went end to end to score late in the second period , leading the streaking Quebec Nordiques to a 5 - 2 victory over the Ottawa Senators . end to end Does this mean one end of the rink to the other? 6 9 +1366 5 In Quebec , Martin Rucinsky went end to end to score late in the second period , leading the streaking Quebec Nordiques to a 5 - 2 victory over the Ottawa Senators . end to end What does end to end mean? 6 9 +1366 5 In Quebec , Martin Rucinsky went end to end to score late in the second period , leading the streaking Quebec Nordiques to a 5 - 2 victory over the Ottawa Senators . the streaking Quebec Nordiques How long had the Nordiques gone without losing a game at this point? 18 22 +1367 1 Masaji Marumoto , believed to be the first Japanese American to sit on a state supreme court bench , died Friday at the age of 89 . died How did he die? 19 20 +1367 1 Masaji Marumoto , believed to be the first Japanese American to sit on a state supreme court bench , died Friday at the age of 89 . the first Japanese American to sit on a state Why was he the first Japanese American to sit on a state supreme court bench? 6 15 +1367 2 The son of Japanese immigrants , Marumoto was nominated by President Dwight D . Eisenhower to Hawaii ' s territorial supreme court in 1956 . He was named to the state Supreme Court by Republican Gov . William Quinn when Hawaii attained statehood in 1959 . Marumoto was nominated by President Dwight How did he get noticed by President Dwight D. Eisenhower to have him nominate him to Hawaii's territorial supreme court in 1956? 6 12 +1367 2 The son of Japanese immigrants , Marumoto was nominated by President Dwight D . Eisenhower to Hawaii ' s territorial supreme court in 1956 . He was named to the state Supreme Court by Republican Gov . William Quinn when Hawaii attained statehood in 1959 . He was named to the state Supreme Court When Hawaii became a state in 1959, did the supreme courts change? 25 33 +1367 3 Marumoto resigned the following year to return to private law practice , but returned to the Supreme Court for another term in 1967 when he was nominated by Democratic Gov . John Burns . to return to private law practice , Why did he return to private practice? 5 12 +1367 3 Marumoto resigned the following year to return to private law practice , but returned to the Supreme Court for another term in 1967 when he was nominated by Democratic Gov . John Burns . Marumoto resigned the following year Was Marumoto a good lawyer, and that's how he was noticed by the President? 0 5 +1367 3 Marumoto resigned the following year to return to private law practice , but returned to the Supreme Court for another term in 1967 when he was nominated by Democratic Gov . John Burns . the Supreme Court for another term in 1967 Did he like being a part of the Supreme Court that much? 15 23 +1367 4 Marumoto is credited with helping prevent the mass evacuation of Hawaii ' s Japanese Americans to relocation camps on the mainland in the wake of the 1941 Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor . Hawaii ' s Japanese Americans to relocation camps Was it hard? 10 18 +1367 4 Marumoto is credited with helping prevent the mass evacuation of Hawaii ' s Japanese Americans to relocation camps on the mainland in the wake of the 1941 Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor . prevent the mass evacuation of Hawaii ' s Japanese How did he help prevent the mass evacuation of Hawaii's Japanese Americans to relocation camps on the mainland? 5 14 +1367 5 At the time , he was already a prominent figure in Hawaii ' s Japanese - American community . Through his friendship with FBI and Army officials , Marumoto and other community leaders convinced authorities that a mass evacuation wasn ' t necessary . that a mass evacuation wasn ' t necessary What did he do to convince authorities? 35 43 +1367 5 At the time , he was already a prominent figure in Hawaii ' s Japanese - American community . Through his friendship with FBI and Army officials , Marumoto and other community leaders convinced authorities that a mass evacuation wasn ' t necessary . convinced authorities that a mass evacuation How did they convince authorities to not do the mass evacuation? 33 39 +1367 5 At the time , he was already a prominent figure in Hawaii ' s Japanese - American community . Through his friendship with FBI and Army officials , Marumoto and other community leaders convinced authorities that a mass evacuation wasn ' t necessary . his friendship with FBI and Army officials , How did he attain such friendships in the aftermath of the Pearl Harbor attacks? 20 28 +1367 5 At the time , he was already a prominent figure in Hawaii ' s Japanese - American community . Through his friendship with FBI and Army officials , Marumoto and other community leaders convinced authorities that a mass evacuation wasn ' t necessary . a mass evacuation wasn ' t necessary How exactly did a few community leaders convince high ranking authorities that a mass evacuation of Japanese Americans off of Hawaii wasn't necessary? 36 43 +1368 1 As foreign ministers of Israel and its peace partners prepared to meet in Washington , the leaders Syria and Lebanon met Sunday and conveyed a message : There will be no peace without them . partners Who are the peace partners of Israel? 8 9 +1368 1 As foreign ministers of Israel and its peace partners prepared to meet in Washington , the leaders Syria and Lebanon met Sunday and conveyed a message : There will be no peace without them . to meet What was the meeting about? 10 12 +1368 1 As foreign ministers of Israel and its peace partners prepared to meet in Washington , the leaders Syria and Lebanon met Sunday and conveyed a message : There will be no peace without them . met Sunday What was the meeting about? 20 22 +1368 1 As foreign ministers of Israel and its peace partners prepared to meet in Washington , the leaders Syria and Lebanon met Sunday and conveyed a message : There will be no peace without them . without Why were they left out? 32 33 +1368 2 The warning came in Syria ' s official media as Syrian President Hafez Assad and his Lebanese counterpart Elias Hrawi met for a second day . Their countries are the only two nations on Israel ' s border that have not made peace with the Jewish state . peace What is the main issue for not negotiating peace? 42 43 +1368 2 The warning came in Syria ' s official media as Syrian President Hafez Assad and his Lebanese counterpart Elias Hrawi met for a second day . Their countries are the only two nations on Israel ' s border that have not made peace with the Jewish state . met for a second day What was discussed the first day? 20 25 +1368 2 The warning came in Syria ' s official media as Syrian President Hafez Assad and his Lebanese counterpart Elias Hrawi met for a second day . Their countries are the only two nations on Israel ' s border that have not made peace with the Jewish state . not made peace Why have they not made peace? 40 43 +1368 2 The warning came in Syria ' s official media as Syrian President Hafez Assad and his Lebanese counterpart Elias Hrawi met for a second day . Their countries are the only two nations on Israel ' s border that have not made peace with the Jewish state . have not made peace with the Jewish state Why had they held out? 39 47 +1368 2 The warning came in Syria ' s official media as Syrian President Hafez Assad and his Lebanese counterpart Elias Hrawi met for a second day . Their countries are the only two nations on Israel ' s border that have not made peace with the Jewish state . not Why have they not made peace and what defines such peace? 40 41 +1368 3 The Washington meeting has triggered fears in Syria and Lebanon that the two countries could be dropped from the peace process . has triggered fears What are their fears? 3 6 +1368 3 The Washington meeting has triggered fears in Syria and Lebanon that the two countries could be dropped from the peace process . could be dropped Why would this happen? 14 17 +1368 3 The Washington meeting has triggered fears in Syria and Lebanon that the two countries could be dropped from the peace process . peace process What is the process? 19 21 +1368 3 The Washington meeting has triggered fears in Syria and Lebanon that the two countries could be dropped from the peace process . dropped from the peace process Why would they be left out of the future talks? 16 21 +1368 3 The Washington meeting has triggered fears in Syria and Lebanon that the two countries could be dropped from the peace process . dropped Why could they be dropped from the peace process when there can be no peace without them? 16 17 +1368 4 " No peace can be realized in the region without the participation of both Syria and Lebanon , " said the Tishrin daily in an editorial . " No peace can be realized in the region What is the reason behind this? 0 9 +1368 4 " No peace can be realized in the region without the participation of both Syria and Lebanon , " said the Tishrin daily in an editorial . an editorial What editorial? 24 26 +1368 4 " No peace can be realized in the region without the participation of both Syria and Lebanon , " said the Tishrin daily in an editorial . editorial Why is it only in an editorial that this question was asked? It should be more widespread. 25 26 +1368 5 " This , however , requires . the full Israeli withdrawal from the Golan Heights and south Lebanon , " it added . withdrawal Is this a reasonable request? 10 11 +1368 5 " This , however , requires . the full Israeli withdrawal from the Golan Heights and south Lebanon , " it added . requires Under what ruling is this required? 5 6 +1368 5 " This , however , requires . the full Israeli withdrawal from the Golan Heights and south Lebanon , " it added . full Israeli withdrawal What this include? 8 11 +1368 5 " This , however , requires . the full Israeli withdrawal from the Golan Heights and south Lebanon , " it added . full Why is ‘full’ withdrawal emphasised? 8 9 +1369 1 The chairman of Burma ' s ruling junta said Sunday that ethnic groups still at war with the government were pushing their members into a " bloodbath . " ethnic groups Which ethnic groups? 11 13 +1369 1 The chairman of Burma ' s ruling junta said Sunday that ethnic groups still at war with the government were pushing their members into a " bloodbath . " junta What is a junta? 7 8 +1369 1 The chairman of Burma ' s ruling junta said Sunday that ethnic groups still at war with the government were pushing their members into a " bloodbath . " still at war Why are they at war? 13 16 +1369 1 The chairman of Burma ' s ruling junta said Sunday that ethnic groups still at war with the government were pushing their members into a " bloodbath . " still at war What type of war? 13 16 +1369 1 The chairman of Burma ' s ruling junta said Sunday that ethnic groups still at war with the government were pushing their members into a " bloodbath . " " bloodbath . " Why will it be a bloodbath? 25 29 +1369 2 Government troops , meanwhile , maintained their siege of the last major ethnic insurgent base , keeping up their shelling of Karen guerrillas at Kawmoorah , in eastern Burma near the Thai border town of Mae Sot . ethnic What ethnic group? 12 13 +1369 3 Speaking on the annual Union Day holiday , Gen . Than Shwe said internal strife that has bedeviled the nation for decades still affects remote areas . internal strife What is the internal strife? 13 15 +1369 3 Speaking on the annual Union Day holiday , Gen . Than Shwe said internal strife that has bedeviled the nation for decades still affects remote areas . remote areas Which remote areas? 24 26 +1369 3 Speaking on the annual Union Day holiday , Gen . Than Shwe said internal strife that has bedeviled the nation for decades still affects remote areas . holiday , What country is celebrating this holiday? 6 8 +1369 3 Speaking on the annual Union Day holiday , Gen . Than Shwe said internal strife that has bedeviled the nation for decades still affects remote areas . still affects remote areas Are they still dealing with internal strife? 22 26 +1369 3 Speaking on the annual Union Day holiday , Gen . Than Shwe said internal strife that has bedeviled the nation for decades still affects remote areas . internal strife What is the strife that they are facing that has incurred the war? 13 15 +1369 3 Speaking on the annual Union Day holiday , Gen . Than Shwe said internal strife that has bedeviled the nation for decades still affects remote areas . remote areas Where are the specific locations? 24 26 +1369 5 The government ' s reconciliation policy has led 13 insurgent groups to end their fight and join hands with the military for the welfare of the nation , Than Shwe said . reconciliation policy What is the reconciliation policy? 4 6 +1369 5 The government ' s reconciliation policy has led 13 insurgent groups to end their fight and join hands with the military for the welfare of the nation , Than Shwe said . policy What policy? 5 6 +1369 5 The government ' s reconciliation policy has led 13 insurgent groups to end their fight and join hands with the military for the welfare of the nation , Than Shwe said . join hands with the military How has this helped/affected the military? 16 21 +1369 5 The government ' s reconciliation policy has led 13 insurgent groups to end their fight and join hands with the military for the welfare of the nation , Than Shwe said . join hands How did they convince them to 'join hands' with the military? 16 18 +1369 5 The government ' s reconciliation policy has led 13 insurgent groups to end their fight and join hands with the military for the welfare of the nation , Than Shwe said . reconciliation policy What is the policy? 4 6 +1370 1 Energy Minister Gonen Segev said Sunday he was investigating ways to resume oil transport to Gaza , suspended after Palestinian gunmen attacked an Israeli tanker and killed a security guard last week . Energy Minister Gonen Segev What is an Energy Minister? 0 4 +1370 1 Energy Minister Gonen Segev said Sunday he was investigating ways to resume oil transport to Gaza , suspended after Palestinian gunmen attacked an Israeli tanker and killed a security guard last week . attacked an Israeli tanker What was the reason for attacking the tanker? 21 25 +1370 3 Palestinian officials said Sunday that they had only enough benzene to last two days . enough benzene to last two days How does benzene relate to Israel and Palestine conflict? 8 14 +1370 5 " We have a little gas , " said Palestinian Economics Minister Ahmed Qurei . " We will import from abroad , from Jordan and Egypt . We don ' t need the Israeli gasoline . " " We have a little gas , " If gas resources are low why ruin a potential relationship for resources? 0 8 +1370 5 " We have a little gas , " said Palestinian Economics Minister Ahmed Qurei . " We will import from abroad , from Jordan and Egypt . We don ' t need the Israeli gasoline . " We don ' t need the Israeli gasoline If they don't need it what is the issue? 27 35 +1371 1 Ten foreign aid workers held hostage for up to three days by rebels arrived in Kenya on Sunday , tired and traumatized but otherwise in good health . rebels Where are the rebels from? 12 13 +1371 1 Ten foreign aid workers held hostage for up to three days by rebels arrived in Kenya on Sunday , tired and traumatized but otherwise in good health . held hostage Why were the foreign aid workers taken and held hostage? 4 6 +1371 1 Ten foreign aid workers held hostage for up to three days by rebels arrived in Kenya on Sunday , tired and traumatized but otherwise in good health . foreign where are these aid workers from? 1 2 +1371 1 Ten foreign aid workers held hostage for up to three days by rebels arrived in Kenya on Sunday , tired and traumatized but otherwise in good health . foreign aid workers Where were the workers from? 1 4 +1371 1 Ten foreign aid workers held hostage for up to three days by rebels arrived in Kenya on Sunday , tired and traumatized but otherwise in good health . held hostage Who held them hostage? 4 6 +1371 1 Ten foreign aid workers held hostage for up to three days by rebels arrived in Kenya on Sunday , tired and traumatized but otherwise in good health . three days What were their demands? 9 11 +1371 1 Ten foreign aid workers held hostage for up to three days by rebels arrived in Kenya on Sunday , tired and traumatized but otherwise in good health . hostage Why were they held hostage 5 6 +1371 1 Ten foreign aid workers held hostage for up to three days by rebels arrived in Kenya on Sunday , tired and traumatized but otherwise in good health . rebels Which rebels? 12 13 +1371 2 An eleventh colleague , a Kenyan , left to be with his family , said Sally Burnheim , a spokeswoman for the U . N . Operation Lifeline Sudan , which acts as umbrella for aid agencies in the war and famine ravage region . left to be with his family , Why was this individual left to be with his family while ten others were taken hostage? 7 14 +1371 2 An eleventh colleague , a Kenyan , left to be with his family , said Sally Burnheim , a spokeswoman for the U . N . Operation Lifeline Sudan , which acts as umbrella for aid agencies in the war and famine ravage region . left to be with his family , Why was he left? 7 14 +1371 2 An eleventh colleague , a Kenyan , left to be with his family , said Sally Burnheim , a spokeswoman for the U . N . Operation Lifeline Sudan , which acts as umbrella for aid agencies in the war and famine ravage region . the war War against who? 38 40 +1371 2 An eleventh colleague , a Kenyan , left to be with his family , said Sally Burnheim , a spokeswoman for the U . N . Operation Lifeline Sudan , which acts as umbrella for aid agencies in the war and famine ravage region . colleague , What or who is this 11th colleague? 2 4 +1371 2 An eleventh colleague , a Kenyan , left to be with his family , said Sally Burnheim , a spokeswoman for the U . N . Operation Lifeline Sudan , which acts as umbrella for aid agencies in the war and famine ravage region . region Why is she relevent? 43 44 +1371 3 The former hostages have refused to talk to journalists about their ordeal until after they ' re debriefed Monday , said Burnheim . refused Why have the former hostages refused to talk to journalists about their experiences? 4 5 +1371 3 The former hostages have refused to talk to journalists about their ordeal until after they ' re debriefed Monday , said Burnheim . debriefed With whom will the ten former hostages debrief? 17 18 +1371 3 The former hostages have refused to talk to journalists about their ordeal until after they ' re debriefed Monday , said Burnheim . until why have the former hostages refuse to speak? what is preventing them? 12 13 +1371 3 The former hostages have refused to talk to journalists about their ordeal until after they ' re debriefed Monday , said Burnheim . refused to talk Why don't they want to talk? 4 7 +1371 3 The former hostages have refused to talk to journalists about their ordeal until after they ' re debriefed Monday , said Burnheim . they ' re debriefed Monday , Who is doing the debriefing? 14 20 +1371 4 " Besides , they are tired and traumatized , " Burnheim said . " Some of them went for long periods without food and water . " traumatized , " Besides being without food and water, in what other ways did the hostages report trauma? 7 10 +1371 4 " Besides , they are tired and traumatized , " Burnheim said . " Some of them went for long periods without food and water . " without food and water to what extent were the conditions they experienced unhealthy? 21 25 +1371 4 " Besides , they are tired and traumatized , " Burnheim said . " Some of them went for long periods without food and water . " long periods How long were these periods? 19 21 +1371 4 " Besides , they are tired and traumatized , " Burnheim said . " Some of them went for long periods without food and water . " water How long were they gone for the longest time? 24 25 +1371 5 The workers were captured in an attack in southern Sudan by about 130 guerrillas loyal to Gordon Koang Babyping , a renegade commander of rebel Sudan Peoples ' Liberation Army . attack Why was the Sudan Peoples' Liberation Army attacking southern Sudan? 6 7 +1371 5 The workers were captured in an attack in southern Sudan by about 130 guerrillas loyal to Gordon Koang Babyping , a renegade commander of rebel Sudan Peoples ' Liberation Army . Gordon Koang Babyping , who is this group and what is their purpose? 16 20 +1371 5 The workers were captured in an attack in southern Sudan by about 130 guerrillas loyal to Gordon Koang Babyping , a renegade commander of rebel Sudan Peoples ' Liberation Army . were captured How were they captured? 2 4 +1371 5 The workers were captured in an attack in southern Sudan by about 130 guerrillas loyal to Gordon Koang Babyping , a renegade commander of rebel Sudan Peoples ' Liberation Army . an attack Why were they being attacked? 5 7 +1371 5 The workers were captured in an attack in southern Sudan by about 130 guerrillas loyal to Gordon Koang Babyping , a renegade commander of rebel Sudan Peoples ' Liberation Army . loyal Why were they so loyal? 14 15 +1371 5 The workers were captured in an attack in southern Sudan by about 130 guerrillas loyal to Gordon Koang Babyping , a renegade commander of rebel Sudan Peoples ' Liberation Army . workers what type of work did they do? 1 2 +1371 5 The workers were captured in an attack in southern Sudan by about 130 guerrillas loyal to Gordon Koang Babyping , a renegade commander of rebel Sudan Peoples ' Liberation Army . loyal Who were they Loyal to if not Gordon Koang Babyping? 14 15 +1372 1 European champion Rintje Ritmsa won the 1 , 500 - meter event in the Men ' s World Speedskating Championships Sunday , securing his lead in the overall standings . 1 , 500 - meter How many 1500-meter events has he competed in? 6 11 +1372 1 European champion Rintje Ritmsa won the 1 , 500 - meter event in the Men ' s World Speedskating Championships Sunday , securing his lead in the overall standings . overall How much of a sizeable lead does he have in the in the overall standings? 27 28 +1372 2 The Olympic silver medalist completed the race in 1 minute , 53 . 31 seconds , more than two seconds slower than the World Record , but well below the Baselga track record of 1 minute , 54 . 58 . Baselga What is Baselga? 30 31 +1372 3 Ritsma , 24 , added the victory to his third place in the 500 - meters and his fifth in the 5 , 000 to give him a total of 118 . 49 points before the final 10 , 000 - meter event , which was set for late afternoon . Ritsma , How old was he when he started? 0 2 +1372 5 Canada ' s Neal Marshall excelled in the 1 , 500 - meter , his best event , to finish third . Marshall has won two World Cup races in the event so far this season . his best event , Why is the 1500m race his best event? 14 18 +1372 5 Canada ' s Neal Marshall excelled in the 1 , 500 - meter , his best event , to finish third . Marshall has won two World Cup races in the event so far this season . Neal How many has he won in his career? 3 4 +1373 1 Portugal ' s Paulo Guerra outsprinted Kenyan Ondoro Osoro Sunday to win the Almond Blossom Cross Country , stretch his lead in the IAAF standings and clinch the European Club Champions ' Cup for his team Maratona . IAAF What does IAAF stand for? 23 24 +1373 1 Portugal ' s Paulo Guerra outsprinted Kenyan Ondoro Osoro Sunday to win the Almond Blossom Cross Country , stretch his lead in the IAAF standings and clinch the European Club Champions ' Cup for his team Maratona . Almond Blossom Cross Country , Where is the event held? 13 18 +1373 2 Guerra , 24 , completed the 10 , 000 meter race in 29 minutes , 21 seconds , just two seconds ahead of the Kenyan , a three - time winner in the Algarve race . Algarve what were the times at algarve races before 33 34 +1373 2 Guerra , 24 , completed the 10 , 000 meter race in 29 minutes , 21 seconds , just two seconds ahead of the Kenyan , a three - time winner in the Algarve race . meter What is that in metric? 9 10 +1373 2 Guerra , 24 , completed the 10 , 000 meter race in 29 minutes , 21 seconds , just two seconds ahead of the Kenyan , a three - time winner in the Algarve race . 29 minutes , 21 seconds , What is the all time record? 12 18 +1373 3 The victory extended Guerra ' s lead in the IAAF standings to 100 points from four meets after 10 events of the World Cross Country Challenge . events what were the events 19 20 +1373 3 The victory extended Guerra ' s lead in the IAAF standings to 100 points from four meets after 10 events of the World Cross Country Challenge . 100 points How does this point system work? 12 14 +1373 3 The victory extended Guerra ' s lead in the IAAF standings to 100 points from four meets after 10 events of the World Cross Country Challenge . lead Who is in second and third? 6 7 +1373 5 But the athlete showed his usual modest form after the race . modest what were the athlete's modest forms 6 7 +1373 5 But the athlete showed his usual modest form after the race . modest form What is modest about him? 6 8 +1373 5 But the athlete showed his usual modest form after the race . showed How did he show his modesty? 3 4 +1373 5 But the athlete showed his usual modest form after the race . his usual modest form Why was his form usually described as modest? 4 8 +1374 1 Finland edged Sweden by two - tenths of a second after a thrilling duel down the stretch between Sami Repo and Henrik Forsberg to win a men ' s World Cup 20 - kilometer cross - country ski relay Sunday at the Holmenkollen Ski Festival . thrilling duel Why was it a thrilling duel? 12 14 +1374 2 Forsberg , who led by eight seconds at the start of the final 5K freestyle lap , lost his balance about 10 meters from the finish line and Repo surged ahead . lost his balance What led to the loss of balance? 17 20 +1374 4 Norway , without individual World Cup points leader Bjorn Daehlie , finished third in 49 : 56 . 6 . without individual World Cup points leader Why were they without him? 2 8 +1374 5 Skiers used the classical - style in the first two legs of the mixed - style relay , shortened to 20 kilometers for the first time in Holmenkollen ' s history . relay , Why was the relay shortened? 16 18 +1374 5 Skiers used the classical - style in the first two legs of the mixed - style relay , shortened to 20 kilometers for the first time in Holmenkollen ' s history . classical - style in the first two legs Then what styles did they use? 3 11 +1374 5 Skiers used the classical - style in the first two legs of the mixed - style relay , shortened to 20 kilometers for the first time in Holmenkollen ' s history . shortened to 20 kilometers Why was the race run at a shorter distance? 18 22 +1374 5 Skiers used the classical - style in the first two legs of the mixed - style relay , shortened to 20 kilometers for the first time in Holmenkollen ' s history . first time in Holmenkollen ' s history Why is the first time in Holmenkollen's history? 24 31 +1375 1 Dutchman Rintje Ritmsa won his first - ever World Speedskating Championship Sunday after a season dominating the field . Speedskating Championship Why was this the first ever Speedskating Championship? 9 11 +1375 1 Dutchman Rintje Ritmsa won his first - ever World Speedskating Championship Sunday after a season dominating the field . dominating the field How did Dutchman Rintje Ritma dominated the field? 15 18 +1375 1 Dutchman Rintje Ritmsa won his first - ever World Speedskating Championship Sunday after a season dominating the field . field Who are some of his competitors? 17 18 +1375 2 Ritsma , 24 , twice European Championships and Olympic silver medalist in Lillehammer , won seven World Cup races this season but had yet to win a World Championship . World Who won the previous World Championship? 16 17 +1375 3 He showed his talent as an all - round skater Sunday , winning both the 1 , 500 - and the 10 , 000 - meters . He finished third in the 500 - and fifth in the 5 , 000 races on Saturday . races Are these the four speed skating distance events? Are there other distances? 41 42 +1375 4 " I skated one of my best 10 kilometers today . It was really good . I was able to keep a steady pace of 34 seconds a lap so I was always in control of the race , " said Ritsma who finished with a time of 14 minutes , 9 . 89 seconds . steady pace of 34 seconds a lap How many laps are in the 10-kilometer race? 22 29 +1375 4 " I skated one of my best 10 kilometers today . It was really good . I was able to keep a steady pace of 34 seconds a lap so I was always in control of the race , " said Ritsma who finished with a time of 14 minutes , 9 . 89 seconds . minutes , Is this a good time? What is the average time versus a record time? 49 51 +1375 5 " I was very surprised and nervous for the 1 , 500 because I saw the other times were fast . This gave me the motivation to push even harder though , " he said . saw the other times were fast . How were the other competitors faster in this event? 14 21 +1375 5 " I was very surprised and nervous for the 1 , 500 because I saw the other times were fast . This gave me the motivation to push even harder though , " he said . saw the other times were fast Why were the other times so quick in this particular race? 14 20 +1375 5 " I was very surprised and nervous for the 1 , 500 because I saw the other times were fast . This gave me the motivation to push even harder though , " he said . times What was the time for the second and third place skaters? 17 18 +1376 1 President Clinton implored Arabs and Israelis on Sunday to go beyond rhetoric and move quickly , despite terrorism , to expand Palestinian rule on the West Bank . go beyond rhetoric Why is rhetoric the only thing being currently used? 9 12 +1376 1 President Clinton implored Arabs and Israelis on Sunday to go beyond rhetoric and move quickly , despite terrorism , to expand Palestinian rule on the West Bank . implored What does this mean by implored? 2 3 +1376 1 President Clinton implored Arabs and Israelis on Sunday to go beyond rhetoric and move quickly , despite terrorism , to expand Palestinian rule on the West Bank . Bank What happened in the West Bank that required this move? 26 27 +1376 2 " We are at a critical moment in the peace process , " Clinton said as he opened a meeting of foreign ministers and other representatives on the Middle East peace process . But , he said , " We are not going to let the peace process collapse . " peace What happened to disturb the peace in the first place? 9 10 +1376 2 " We are at a critical moment in the peace process , " Clinton said as he opened a meeting of foreign ministers and other representatives on the Middle East peace process . But , he said , " We are not going to let the peace process collapse . " critical What makes this moment critical? 5 6 +1376 3 The U . S . - sponsored session to restart the process of normalizing Arab - Israeli relations convened against a background of recent violence and new Arab pressure on Israel to sign the Nuclear Non - Proliferation Treaty . recent violence What type of violence had recently taken place? 23 25 +1376 3 The U . S . - sponsored session to restart the process of normalizing Arab - Israeli relations convened against a background of recent violence and new Arab pressure on Israel to sign the Nuclear Non - Proliferation Treaty . Nuclear Non - Proliferation Treaty What is this treaty and what does it mean for the future of both countries? 34 39 +1376 3 The U . S . - sponsored session to restart the process of normalizing Arab - Israeli relations convened against a background of recent violence and new Arab pressure on Israel to sign the Nuclear Non - Proliferation Treaty . Treaty What does this Treaty require of Israel and Arab nations? 38 39 +1376 3 The U . S . - sponsored session to restart the process of normalizing Arab - Israeli relations convened against a background of recent violence and new Arab pressure on Israel to sign the Nuclear Non - Proliferation Treaty . Nuclear Non - Proliferation Treaty What is the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty? 34 39 +1376 4 Quoting Yasser Arafat , the chairman of the Palestine Liberation Organization , Clinton said , " We cannot allow ( rising terrorism ) to kill the Palestinian dream . " " We cannot allow ( rising Is we, the country? What happened to allow terrorism in the first place?\n 15 21 +1376 4 Quoting Yasser Arafat , the chairman of the Palestine Liberation Organization , Clinton said , " We cannot allow ( rising terrorism ) to kill the Palestinian dream . " Liberation What does liberation mean in this context ? 9 10 +1376 4 Quoting Yasser Arafat , the chairman of the Palestine Liberation Organization , Clinton said , " We cannot allow ( rising terrorism ) to kill the Palestinian dream . " dream What is the 'Palestinian dream'? 27 28 +1376 5 Clinton sat at the head of a long , polished table in the Garden Room of Blair House , the presidential guest quarters across Pennsylvania Avenue from the White House . Garden Room of Blair House , Why is this location important? 13 19 +1377 1 While its troops tried to stamp out rebels in the south , Mexico ' s government faced a peaceful challenge Sunday in the heartland , where an opposition party was favored to win control of a major state and the country ' s second - largest city . rebels What are the rebels fighting for or against? 7 8 +1377 1 While its troops tried to stamp out rebels in the south , Mexico ' s government faced a peaceful challenge Sunday in the heartland , where an opposition party was favored to win control of a major state and the country ' s second - largest city . opposition What policies does the opposition party support? 27 28 +1377 1 While its troops tried to stamp out rebels in the south , Mexico ' s government faced a peaceful challenge Sunday in the heartland , where an opposition party was favored to win control of a major state and the country ' s second - largest city . major state Which state? 36 38 +1377 1 While its troops tried to stamp out rebels in the south , Mexico ' s government faced a peaceful challenge Sunday in the heartland , where an opposition party was favored to win control of a major state and the country ' s second - largest city . rebels in the south , What were the rebels in the south of Mexico trying to accomplish? 7 12 +1377 3 Voters were choosing a governor and mayors of 124 cities , including Guadalajara , as well as a new state congress . choosing How does voting and government structure work in Mexico? 2 3 +1377 4 Sunday ' s vote was seen as a test of new President Ernesto Zedillo ' s pledge of fair elections and of a clear divide between the government and the party that has ruled Mexico for 66 years . 66 years Why has one party been so dominant in Mexico? 36 38 +1377 5 " Nobody will believe in anything the officials say , neither inside nor outside the country " if the election is unfair , said Carlos Castillo Peraza , president of the conservative National Action Party , or PAN . He threatened civil disobedience if his party loses by fraud . conservative National Action Party , Is this the opposition party referred to previously? 31 36 +1377 5 " Nobody will believe in anything the officials say , neither inside nor outside the country " if the election is unfair , said Carlos Castillo Peraza , president of the conservative National Action Party , or PAN . He threatened civil disobedience if his party loses by fraud . threatened civil disobedience What sort of civil disobedience was Peraza looking to undertake if fraud had occurred? 40 43 +1378 1 Magdalena Maleeva , not originally scheduled to play the Ameritech Cup , was glad she did Sunday . Magdalena Why was she not scheduled to play? 0 1 +1378 1 Magdalena Maleeva , not originally scheduled to play the Ameritech Cup , was glad she did Sunday . not originally scheduled Who was scheduled? 3 6 +1378 1 Magdalena Maleeva , not originally scheduled to play the Ameritech Cup , was glad she did Sunday . glad she did Why was she glad? 13 16 +1378 1 Magdalena Maleeva , not originally scheduled to play the Ameritech Cup , was glad she did Sunday . Ameritech Cup , What sport is this? 9 12 +1378 2 She used her passing shots and an effective mix of power and placement to beat Lisa Raymond 7 - 5 , 7 - 6 ( 7 - 2 ) and earn her fourth career WTA Tour title . She How long had she been playing? 0 1 +1378 2 She used her passing shots and an effective mix of power and placement to beat Lisa Raymond 7 - 5 , 7 - 6 ( 7 - 2 ) and earn her fourth career WTA Tour title . effective mix of power What constitutes an effective mix of power? 7 11 +1378 3 With Mary Joe Fernandez forced to pull out because of illness , Maleeva , the No . 11 on the WTA Tour , endured a long plane ride , arriving in Chicago Monday night after the tournament had already started . Mary What kind of illness did she have? 1 2 +1378 3 With Mary Joe Fernandez forced to pull out because of illness , Maleeva , the No . 11 on the WTA Tour , endured a long plane ride , arriving in Chicago Monday night after the tournament had already started . illness , What type of illness? 10 12 +1378 3 With Mary Joe Fernandez forced to pull out because of illness , Maleeva , the No . 11 on the WTA Tour , endured a long plane ride , arriving in Chicago Monday night after the tournament had already started . long plane ride , How long was the ride? 25 29 +1378 4 " I felt a little responsible because they were missing a player , " Maleeva said . felt a little responsible Why did she feel responsible? 2 6 +1378 5 In Tokyo , she ' d beaten Mary Pierce and reached the semifinals . But no time to savor or rest . rest Why was there no time to rest? 20 21 +1378 5 In Tokyo , she ' d beaten Mary Pierce and reached the semifinals . But no time to savor or rest . But no time to savor or rest Why was there no time to rest? 14 21 +1378 5 In Tokyo , she ' d beaten Mary Pierce and reached the semifinals . But no time to savor or rest . beaten When did this happen? 6 7 +1379 1 Israel ' s Cabinet on Sunday extended a three - week long closure that has economically paralyzed the West Bank and Gaza Strip , hours before President Clinton implicitly urged that the restrictions be lifted . extended a three - week long closure Why was the closure instituted in the first place? 6 13 +1379 1 Israel ' s Cabinet on Sunday extended a three - week long closure that has economically paralyzed the West Bank and Gaza Strip , hours before President Clinton implicitly urged that the restrictions be lifted . economically How severely did the closure impact the area? 15 16 +1379 1 Israel ' s Cabinet on Sunday extended a three - week long closure that has economically paralyzed the West Bank and Gaza Strip , hours before President Clinton implicitly urged that the restrictions be lifted . restrictions How did the restrictions result in the United States taking action? 32 33 +1379 1 Israel ' s Cabinet on Sunday extended a three - week long closure that has economically paralyzed the West Bank and Gaza Strip , hours before President Clinton implicitly urged that the restrictions be lifted . three - week long closure why have they been closed? 8 13 +1379 2 Ministers demanded a tougher crackdown by PLO leader Yasser Arafat on militant groups responsible for a spate of attacks that have killed 55 Israelis since Oct . 1 . groups How many militant groups were involved? 12 13 +1379 2 Ministers demanded a tougher crackdown by PLO leader Yasser Arafat on militant groups responsible for a spate of attacks that have killed 55 Israelis since Oct . 1 . attacks Were these attacks targeting civilians or military? 18 19 +1379 2 Ministers demanded a tougher crackdown by PLO leader Yasser Arafat on militant groups responsible for a spate of attacks that have killed 55 Israelis since Oct . 1 . PLO what is this acronym? 6 7 +1379 3 The closure which bars tens of thousands of Palestinians from working in Israel , was imposed Jan . 22 after a suicide bombing that killed 21 Israelis near Netanya . working What percentage of Palestinians work in Israel? 10 11 +1379 3 The closure which bars tens of thousands of Palestinians from working in Israel , was imposed Jan . 22 after a suicide bombing that killed 21 Israelis near Netanya . Netanya where is that city located? 28 29 +1379 5 The Cabinet stopped short of taking a formal vote on the closure , but the lack of a vote in effect extended the measure . stopped Why did they avoid taking a formal vote? 2 3 +1380 1 Hundreds of protesters backed by about 100 municipal trucks disrupted domestic flights Monday in a protest against the noise and pollution from a new runway at Sydney ' s airport . backed by about 100 municipal trucks Why were the protestors backed by municipal trucks? 3 9 +1380 1 Hundreds of protesters backed by about 100 municipal trucks disrupted domestic flights Monday in a protest against the noise and pollution from a new runway at Sydney ' s airport . new runway Why was the new runway built? 23 25 +1380 1 Hundreds of protesters backed by about 100 municipal trucks disrupted domestic flights Monday in a protest against the noise and pollution from a new runway at Sydney ' s airport . protest How did they protest and disrupt flights? 15 16 +1380 2 The protest leader , suburban Marrickville Mayor Barry Cotter , said more than 2 , 000 people joined in , but police estimated the crowd at about 400 . joined How did they participate? Was it peaceful? 17 18 +1380 3 Garbage trucks and other municipal trucks from 11 nearby suburbs under the runway ' s flight path blared their horns and drove around the domestic terminal , blocking off traffic and hampering fliers . municipal trucks How did the protestors get ahold of municipal trucks? 4 6 +1380 5 Cotter said the protest was a success . " We didn ' t ever intend closing the airport - we just wanted to disrupt it . success Why was the protest a success? 6 7 +1380 5 Cotter said the protest was a success . " We didn ' t ever intend closing the airport - we just wanted to disrupt it . we just wanted to disrupt it What were the protestors hoping that this disruption would cause in the end? 19 25 +1381 1 The West showed why it holds the balance of power in the NBA . showed why How did it show why it holds the balance of power? 2 4 +1381 1 The West showed why it holds the balance of power in the NBA . West showed why it holds What teams in the west are the best? 1 6 +1381 2 In a game that wasn ' t close after the first quarter , the Western Conference rode the shooting of Mitch Richmond on Sunday to beat the Eastern Conference 139 - 112 . beat the Eastern Conference 139 - 112 Who played in the Eastern Conference? 25 32 +1381 2 In a game that wasn ' t close after the first quarter , the Western Conference rode the shooting of Mitch Richmond on Sunday to beat the Eastern Conference 139 - 112 . rode the shooting what does this mean? 16 19 +1381 3 Richmond , the Sacramento Kings star , led all scorers with 23 points on 10 - for - 13 shooting and took home the most valuable player award in his third All - Star game . valuable player award in his third All - Star game Is the all star game a series of games? 25 35 +1381 4 " This just caps off how we ' ve turned things around in Sacramento , " Richmond said . how we ' ve turned things around What situation did you turn things around from? 5 12 +1381 4 " This just caps off how we ' ve turned things around in Sacramento , " Richmond said . turned things around Why weren't they dominant in the past? 9 12 +1381 4 " This just caps off how we ' ve turned things around in Sacramento , " Richmond said . just caps off how we ' ve turned things around Why did this mark a turn around? 2 12 +1381 4 " This just caps off how we ' ve turned things around in Sacramento , " Richmond said . how we ' ve turned things what were things like before? 5 11 +1381 5 Even Shaquille O ' Neal ' s first good performance as an All - Star couldn ' t match the West ' s firepower . Shaquille O ' Neal ' s What team is he from? 1 7 +1381 5 Even Shaquille O ' Neal ' s first good performance as an All - Star couldn ' t match the West ' s firepower . first good performance what are some details about this performance? 7 10 +1382 1 Japan ' s personal computer market surged 34 . 7 percent last year , topping 3 million units for the first time , a private research company said Monday . market surged What was the cause of the market surge? 5 7 +1382 1 Japan ' s personal computer market surged 34 . 7 percent last year , topping 3 million units for the first time , a private research company said Monday . private research company Who hired this company? 24 27 +1382 1 Japan ' s personal computer market surged 34 . 7 percent last year , topping 3 million units for the first time , a private research company said Monday . surged 34 . 7 percent last year , Why was there a surge in computer sales? 6 14 +1382 2 Shipment of new personal computers in Japan totaled 3 . 32 million units in 1994 , up from 2 . 46 million in 1993 , Dataquest Japan said . in Japan Do you mean in all of Japan? 5 7 +1382 2 Shipment of new personal computers in Japan totaled 3 . 32 million units in 1994 , up from 2 . 46 million in 1993 , Dataquest Japan said . up What was the reason for the increase? 16 17 +1382 3 Dataquest attributed the sharp growth to lower prices of high - performance PCs and efforts by many large corporations to boost computer literacy among employees . lower prices Why were the prices lowered? 6 8 +1382 3 Dataquest attributed the sharp growth to lower prices of high - performance PCs and efforts by many large corporations to boost computer literacy among employees . efforts What efforts were given? 14 15 +1382 4 Because of the sluggish economy , shipments of personal computers in japan had risen just 10 percent between 1990 and 1993 . sluggish why was the economy sluggish? 3 4 +1382 4 Because of the sluggish economy , shipments of personal computers in japan had risen just 10 percent between 1990 and 1993 . sluggish economy , What was the main contributor to the slow down in Economy? 3 6 +1382 4 Because of the sluggish economy , shipments of personal computers in japan had risen just 10 percent between 1990 and 1993 . just 10 percent What percentage was expected? 14 17 +1382 4 Because of the sluggish economy , shipments of personal computers in japan had risen just 10 percent between 1990 and 1993 . Because of the sluggish economy , What was leading to a sluggish Japanese economy at this time? 0 6 +1382 5 NEC Corp . , the Japanese market leader , shipped 1 . 56 million units last year , up 19 . 8 percent from the previous year . But NEC ' s market share slipped from 53 . 4 percent in 1993 to 47 . 0 percent as competitors helped expand the overall market . competitors which competitors? 48 49 +1382 5 NEC Corp . , the Japanese market leader , shipped 1 . 56 million units last year , up 19 . 8 percent from the previous year . But NEC ' s market share slipped from 53 . 4 percent in 1993 to 47 . 0 percent as competitors helped expand the overall market . leader , What makes NEC Corp the leader? 7 9 +1382 5 NEC Corp . , the Japanese market leader , shipped 1 . 56 million units last year , up 19 . 8 percent from the previous year . But NEC ' s market share slipped from 53 . 4 percent in 1993 to 47 . 0 percent as competitors helped expand the overall market . slipped Were they expecting this slide? 34 35 +1382 5 NEC Corp . , the Japanese market leader , shipped 1 . 56 million units last year , up 19 . 8 percent from the previous year . But NEC ' s market share slipped from 53 . 4 percent in 1993 to 47 . 0 percent as competitors helped expand the overall market . competitors Who were some of the main competitors? 48 49 +1383 1 Tokyo police arrested four men , including a controversial photographer , on Monday for selling 69 , 000 copies of an allegedly pornographic book . controversial photographer , Why is the photographer controversial? 8 11 +1383 1 Tokyo police arrested four men , including a controversial photographer , on Monday for selling 69 , 000 copies of an allegedly pornographic book . allegedly pornographic book Why was the book considered pornographic? 21 24 +1383 1 Tokyo police arrested four men , including a controversial photographer , on Monday for selling 69 , 000 copies of an allegedly pornographic book . allegedly pornographic book what book? 21 24 +1383 1 Tokyo police arrested four men , including a controversial photographer , on Monday for selling 69 , 000 copies of an allegedly pornographic book . controversial What makes the photographer controversial? 8 9 +1383 1 Tokyo police arrested four men , including a controversial photographer , on Monday for selling 69 , 000 copies of an allegedly pornographic book . pornographic Is it illegal to sell pornographic books in Japan? 22 23 +1383 1 Tokyo police arrested four men , including a controversial photographer , on Monday for selling 69 , 000 copies of an allegedly pornographic book . controversial photographer , Why is this photographer considered controversial? 8 11 +1383 2 The book violated pornography laws because it contained close - up , graphic photos of pubic hair , a Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department official said . pubic hair , Why is pubic hair banned under Japan's pornography laws? 15 18 +1383 3 Though strictly banned for decades , eased enforcement of pornography laws has led to a wide circulation of such books , which have been dubbed " heah - nudo , " or hair nudes . strictly banned for decades , Why were they strictly banned? 1 6 +1383 3 Though strictly banned for decades , eased enforcement of pornography laws has led to a wide circulation of such books , which have been dubbed " heah - nudo , " or hair nudes . wide circulation of such books , Why are such books currently so popular? 15 21 +1383 3 Though strictly banned for decades , eased enforcement of pornography laws has led to a wide circulation of such books , which have been dubbed " heah - nudo , " or hair nudes . eased enforcement Why has enforcement eased up recently? 6 8 +1383 3 Though strictly banned for decades , eased enforcement of pornography laws has led to a wide circulation of such books , which have been dubbed " heah - nudo , " or hair nudes . eased enforcement Why has there been eased enforcement of pornography laws? 6 8 +1383 3 Though strictly banned for decades , eased enforcement of pornography laws has led to a wide circulation of such books , which have been dubbed " heah - nudo , " or hair nudes . hair nudes Why are these nudes popular? 32 34 +1383 4 Monday ' s arrests could indicate a restrengthening of the anti - porno regulations . The arrests were the first specifically related to this offense , said the official , who spoke on condition of anonymity . condition of anonymity Why did he speak only anonymously? 33 36 +1383 4 Monday ' s arrests could indicate a restrengthening of the anti - porno regulations . The arrests were the first specifically related to this offense , said the official , who spoke on condition of anonymity . arrests were the first Why were these men chosen to be arrested? 16 20 +1383 4 Monday ' s arrests could indicate a restrengthening of the anti - porno regulations . The arrests were the first specifically related to this offense , said the official , who spoke on condition of anonymity . spoke on condition of anonymity Why does he feel the need to speak on the condition of anonymity if he is a public official? 31 36 +1383 5 Arrested were Noriaki Kano , a 52 - year - old photographer , Ippei Takahashi , 50 , president of Takeshobo Inc . a publishing firm in Tokyo , and two other Takeshobo officials , police said . two other Takeshobo officials , Who are the Takeshobo officials? 30 35 +1383 5 Arrested were Noriaki Kano , a 52 - year - old photographer , Ippei Takahashi , 50 , president of Takeshobo Inc . a publishing firm in Tokyo , and two other Takeshobo officials , police said . Takeshobo Why was this company targeted for arrests? 20 21 +1384 1 Banks from Germany and the Netherlands were among 10 banks given approval to operate in the Philippines under the country ' s new liberalized bank laws , Central Bank Governor Gabriel Singson said Monday . Germany and the Netherlands were among Why were these chosen? 2 8 +1384 1 Banks from Germany and the Netherlands were among 10 banks given approval to operate in the Philippines under the country ' s new liberalized bank laws , Central Bank Governor Gabriel Singson said Monday . 10 banks given approval Where are the other 8 banks from? 8 12 +1384 1 Banks from Germany and the Netherlands were among 10 banks given approval to operate in the Philippines under the country ' s new liberalized bank laws , Central Bank Governor Gabriel Singson said Monday . new liberalized bank laws , What are these new laws? 22 27 +1384 1 Banks from Germany and the Netherlands were among 10 banks given approval to operate in the Philippines under the country ' s new liberalized bank laws , Central Bank Governor Gabriel Singson said Monday . liberalized bank laws , Why are they now liberalizing bank laws? 23 27 +1384 1 Banks from Germany and the Netherlands were among 10 banks given approval to operate in the Philippines under the country ' s new liberalized bank laws , Central Bank Governor Gabriel Singson said Monday . new liberalized bank laws , What are the new bank laws? 22 27 +1384 2 Deutsche Bank of Germany and ING Bank of the Netherlands were the only European banks chosen . were the only European banks chosen How many banks from that area were in contention? 10 16 +1384 2 Deutsche Bank of Germany and ING Bank of the Netherlands were the only European banks chosen . only European banks chosen Why them in particular? 12 16 +1384 2 Deutsche Bank of Germany and ING Bank of the Netherlands were the only European banks chosen . only European banks chosen Why were these the only ones chosen? 12 16 +1384 3 Others were Fuji Bank , Ltd . , Bank of Tokyo , both from Japan ; Chemical Bank of the United States ; Bangkok Bank of Thailand ; the Taiwan - based International Commercial Bank China ; Korea Exchange Bank ; Development Bank of Singapore ; and ANZ Banking Group , Ltd . of New Zealand . Others were Why were these chosen? 0 2 +1384 4 The new banking law , which was passed in May last year , widens the scope of operations of foreign banks in the Philippines and was among the series of legislations under the Ramos administration designed to liberalize the economy to attract more foreign investments . new banking law , What does the new law state? 1 5 +1384 4 The new banking law , which was passed in May last year , widens the scope of operations of foreign banks in the Philippines and was among the series of legislations under the Ramos administration designed to liberalize the economy to attract more foreign investments . widens the scope What is the scope? 13 16 +1384 4 The new banking law , which was passed in May last year , widens the scope of operations of foreign banks in the Philippines and was among the series of legislations under the Ramos administration designed to liberalize the economy to attract more foreign investments . attract more foreign investments How is this a benefit? 41 45 +1384 5 Four foreign banks already operate here - - Citibank , Bank of America , Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corp . and Standard Chartered Bank . already operate here How long have they been in operation? 3 6 +1385 1 Negotiations on better Chinese protection of U . S . copyrights , patents and trademarks are scheduled to resume Tuesday afternoon , a U . S . Embassy spokesman said Monday . U . S . Embassy spokesman Which US Embassy spokesperson? 23 29 +1385 1 Negotiations on better Chinese protection of U . S . copyrights , patents and trademarks are scheduled to resume Tuesday afternoon , a U . S . Embassy spokesman said Monday . better Chinese protection What are the current protections and why are they inadequate? 2 5 +1385 1 Negotiations on better Chinese protection of U . S . copyrights , patents and trademarks are scheduled to resume Tuesday afternoon , a U . S . Embassy spokesman said Monday . Negotiations on better Chinese protection Why is there a need for negotiations on better Chinese protection? 0 5 +1385 1 Negotiations on better Chinese protection of U . S . copyrights , patents and trademarks are scheduled to resume Tuesday afternoon , a U . S . Embassy spokesman said Monday . better Chinese protection How will they be protected? 2 5 +1385 2 The first full day of talks will be Wednesday , the spokesman said . the spokesman said Who is the spokeman? 10 13 +1385 3 The negotiations are an attempt to avert a trade war between the countries over enforcement of intellectual property rights protection . a trade war What are the conditions that might lead to a trade war? 7 10 +1385 3 The negotiations are an attempt to avert a trade war between the countries over enforcement of intellectual property rights protection . avert a trade war between the countries Why is there a need to avert trade war between countries? 6 13 +1385 4 U . S . Trade Representative Mickey Kantor has said substantial progress must be made on stopping piracy of U . S . movies , films and software by Feb . 26 . piracy How much piracy is currently going on? 17 18 +1385 4 U . S . Trade Representative Mickey Kantor has said substantial progress must be made on stopping piracy of U . S . movies , films and software by Feb . 26 . substantial progress How much progress does Kantor want? 10 12 +1385 4 U . S . Trade Representative Mickey Kantor has said substantial progress must be made on stopping piracy of U . S . movies , films and software by Feb . 26 . substantial progress What would count as \"progress\" in this case? 10 12 +1385 5 If no progress is made , the United States says it will impose punitive tariffs of up to 100 percent on about dlrs 1 billion of Chinese exports to the United States . up to Why \"up to\"? Will different goods have different tariffs, or will tariff levels vary as the problem continues? 16 18 +1385 5 If no progress is made , the United States says it will impose punitive tariffs of up to 100 percent on about dlrs 1 billion of Chinese exports to the United States . impose punitive tariffs How will Chinese react if US will impose punitive tariffs? 12 15 +1385 5 If no progress is made , the United States says it will impose punitive tariffs of up to 100 percent on about dlrs 1 billion of Chinese exports to the United States . Chinese exports to the United States . Which products will receive the tariffs? 26 33 +1386 1 Two white men got out of a smoke - filled car that exploded minutes later , a witness testified Monday at the trial of white extremists accused of bombings aimed at derailing last year ' s election . white extremists accused of bombings Why did the white extremists want to derail the election? 24 29 +1386 1 Two white men got out of a smoke - filled car that exploded minutes later , a witness testified Monday at the trial of white extremists accused of bombings aimed at derailing last year ' s election . smoke - filled car What caused the car to fill of smoke? 7 11 +1386 1 Two white men got out of a smoke - filled car that exploded minutes later , a witness testified Monday at the trial of white extremists accused of bombings aimed at derailing last year ' s election . exploded What caused the explosion? 12 13 +1386 1 Two white men got out of a smoke - filled car that exploded minutes later , a witness testified Monday at the trial of white extremists accused of bombings aimed at derailing last year ' s election . derailing last year ' s election Why did they want to derail the election? 31 37 +1386 1 Two white men got out of a smoke - filled car that exploded minutes later , a witness testified Monday at the trial of white extremists accused of bombings aimed at derailing last year ' s election . extremists Where did this event take place? 25 26 +1386 1 Two white men got out of a smoke - filled car that exploded minutes later , a witness testified Monday at the trial of white extremists accused of bombings aimed at derailing last year ' s election . got out of a smoke - filled car Where was this? 3 11 +1386 2 The 26 defendants , all members of the neo - Nazi Afrikaner Resistance Movement , pleaded innocent to charges of murder , attempted murder and other counts . all members How many members are there in total? 4 6 +1386 2 The 26 defendants , all members of the neo - Nazi Afrikaner Resistance Movement , pleaded innocent to charges of murder , attempted murder and other counts . neo - Nazi Afrikaner Resistance Movement , What is the main focus of this movement? 8 15 +1386 2 The 26 defendants , all members of the neo - Nazi Afrikaner Resistance Movement , pleaded innocent to charges of murder , attempted murder and other counts . other counts How many other counts? 25 27 +1386 2 The 26 defendants , all members of the neo - Nazi Afrikaner Resistance Movement , pleaded innocent to charges of murder , attempted murder and other counts . Movement , What is the goal of this neo-Nazi Afrikaner Resistance Movement? 13 15 +1386 3 All charges stemmed from a series of blasts in the Johannesburg area last April that killed 21 people and wounded more than 200 . The explosions started two days before the nation ' s first all - race election that ended apartheid by bringing a black - led government to power . all - race election what races were included? 35 39 +1386 3 All charges stemmed from a series of blasts in the Johannesburg area last April that killed 21 people and wounded more than 200 . The explosions started two days before the nation ' s first all - race election that ended apartheid by bringing a black - led government to power . all - race What races were allowed in previous elections? 35 38 +1386 4 The Afrikaner Resistance Movement , known by its Afrikaans - language initials AWB , had threatened to wage war against black rule . But the arrest of more than 30 members on the second day of the election ended the anti - voting violence . had threatened What had they threatened to do? 14 16 +1386 4 The Afrikaner Resistance Movement , known by its Afrikaans - language initials AWB , had threatened to wage war against black rule . But the arrest of more than 30 members on the second day of the election ended the anti - voting violence . black rule Who exactly is the black rule? 20 22 +1386 4 The Afrikaner Resistance Movement , known by its Afrikaans - language initials AWB , had threatened to wage war against black rule . But the arrest of more than 30 members on the second day of the election ended the anti - voting violence . anti - voting How large and widespread is the anti-voting group? 40 43 +1386 5 At the trial Monday , witness Abraham Kuyani said he saw a car with two white men inside park on Bree Street in downtown Johannesburg on April 24 , 1994 . witness Did this person see the explosion? 5 6 +1387 1 The man accused of masterminding the World Trade Center bombing is suspected of planting a bomb on a Philippine airliner that killed a passenger in December , the national police chief said Monday . suspected Why is he suspected? 11 12 +1387 1 The man accused of masterminding the World Trade Center bombing is suspected of planting a bomb on a Philippine airliner that killed a passenger in December , the national police chief said Monday . accused Accused by whom? 2 3 +1387 1 The man accused of masterminding the World Trade Center bombing is suspected of planting a bomb on a Philippine airliner that killed a passenger in December , the national police chief said Monday . December , Since it was introduced that this man was associated with the World Trade Center bombing, it is not clear when the event with the Philippine airliner occurred. 25 27 +1387 1 The man accused of masterminding the World Trade Center bombing is suspected of planting a bomb on a Philippine airliner that killed a passenger in December , the national police chief said Monday . man which man? 1 2 +1387 1 The man accused of masterminding the World Trade Center bombing is suspected of planting a bomb on a Philippine airliner that killed a passenger in December , the national police chief said Monday . The man Who is this man? 0 2 +1387 1 The man accused of masterminding the World Trade Center bombing is suspected of planting a bomb on a Philippine airliner that killed a passenger in December , the national police chief said Monday . is suspected Why is he suspected? 10 12 +1387 1 The man accused of masterminding the World Trade Center bombing is suspected of planting a bomb on a Philippine airliner that killed a passenger in December , the national police chief said Monday . airliner How did he get the bomb on the plane? 19 20 +1387 2 Director General Recaredo Sarmiento said the bombing , which killed a Japanese passenger , was " a dry run " for a terror campaign against U . S . carriers in the Far East . " a dry run " Is this a common tactic for terrorists? 15 20 +1387 2 Director General Recaredo Sarmiento said the bombing , which killed a Japanese passenger , was " a dry run " for a terror campaign against U . S . carriers in the Far East . " a dry run " What does this mean in the context of a terror campaign? 15 20 +1387 2 Director General Recaredo Sarmiento said the bombing , which killed a Japanese passenger , was " a dry run " for a terror campaign against U . S . carriers in the Far East . " a dry run " What does \"a dry run\" mean? 15 20 +1387 2 Director General Recaredo Sarmiento said the bombing , which killed a Japanese passenger , was " a dry run " for a terror campaign against U . S . carriers in the Far East . terror campaign Who is this campaign against? 22 24 +1387 2 Director General Recaredo Sarmiento said the bombing , which killed a Japanese passenger , was " a dry run " for a terror campaign against U . S . carriers in the Far East . the Far East Where exactly in the Far East? 31 34 +1387 2 Director General Recaredo Sarmiento said the bombing , which killed a Japanese passenger , was " a dry run " for a terror campaign against U . S . carriers in the Far East . carriers Why target foreighners if target was U.S.? 29 30 +1387 3 Ramzi Yousef , who was arrested last week in Pakistan and deported to the United States , also was involved in a plot to kill Pope John Paul II during his visit to Manila last month , Sarmiento said . Ramzi Yousef , Is this the bomber? 0 3 +1387 3 Ramzi Yousef , who was arrested last week in Pakistan and deported to the United States , also was involved in a plot to kill Pope John Paul II during his visit to Manila last month , Sarmiento said . arrested Why was he arrested? 5 6 +1387 3 Ramzi Yousef , who was arrested last week in Pakistan and deported to the United States , also was involved in a plot to kill Pope John Paul II during his visit to Manila last month , Sarmiento said . deported Why was he deported? 11 12 +1387 3 Ramzi Yousef , who was arrested last week in Pakistan and deported to the United States , also was involved in a plot to kill Pope John Paul II during his visit to Manila last month , Sarmiento said . Pope Why are they trying to kill the Pope? 25 26 +1387 4 On Dec . 11 , a bomb exploded aboard a Philippine Airlines bound for Tokyo from the central Philippine city of Cebu . The pilot landed the plane safely on Okinawa but one person was killed and five others were injured . a bomb exploded aboard Where on the plane? 5 9 +1387 4 On Dec . 11 , a bomb exploded aboard a Philippine Airlines bound for Tokyo from the central Philippine city of Cebu . The pilot landed the plane safely on Okinawa but one person was killed and five others were injured . one person what nationality was this person? 32 34 +1387 4 On Dec . 11 , a bomb exploded aboard a Philippine Airlines bound for Tokyo from the central Philippine city of Cebu . The pilot landed the plane safely on Okinawa but one person was killed and five others were injured . a bomb What type of bomb? 5 7 +1387 4 On Dec . 11 , a bomb exploded aboard a Philippine Airlines bound for Tokyo from the central Philippine city of Cebu . The pilot landed the plane safely on Okinawa but one person was killed and five others were injured . bound for Tokyo How many people were aboard? 12 15 +1387 4 On Dec . 11 , a bomb exploded aboard a Philippine Airlines bound for Tokyo from the central Philippine city of Cebu . The pilot landed the plane safely on Okinawa but one person was killed and five others were injured . one person was killed How was this person killed? 32 36 +1387 4 On Dec . 11 , a bomb exploded aboard a Philippine Airlines bound for Tokyo from the central Philippine city of Cebu . The pilot landed the plane safely on Okinawa but one person was killed and five others were injured . Tokyo How far is that from Okinawa? 14 15 +1387 4 On Dec . 11 , a bomb exploded aboard a Philippine Airlines bound for Tokyo from the central Philippine city of Cebu . The pilot landed the plane safely on Okinawa but one person was killed and five others were injured . landed How high was the plane when the bomb went off? 25 26 +1387 5 A Filipino Muslim extremist group claimed responsibility , but police doubt whether it was capable of carrying out the attack . doubt whether it was capable Based on what evidence or experience? 10 15 +1387 5 A Filipino Muslim extremist group claimed responsibility , but police doubt whether it was capable of carrying out the attack . A Filipino Muslim extremist group Was this group related to the bomber in any way? 0 5 +1387 5 A Filipino Muslim extremist group claimed responsibility , but police doubt whether it was capable of carrying out the attack . group which group? 4 5 +1387 5 A Filipino Muslim extremist group claimed responsibility , but police doubt whether it was capable of carrying out the attack . claimed responsibility , What was their reasoning behind this bombing? 5 8 +1387 5 A Filipino Muslim extremist group claimed responsibility , but police doubt whether it was capable of carrying out the attack . doubt Why do they doubt? 10 11 +1387 5 A Filipino Muslim extremist group claimed responsibility , but police doubt whether it was capable of carrying out the attack . capable Why would they be incapable? 14 15 +1387 5 A Filipino Muslim extremist group claimed responsibility , but police doubt whether it was capable of carrying out the attack . Filipino Why did they claim the responsibility? 1 2 +1388 1 Hoping to lead by example , the top African National Congress official in the Johannesburg area came to this black township Monday to register to vote in local elections later this year . lead by example , Why does he have to lead by example here? Does no one want to register here? 2 6 +1388 1 Hoping to lead by example , the top African National Congress official in the Johannesburg area came to this black township Monday to register to vote in local elections later this year . township What township? 20 21 +1388 1 Hoping to lead by example , the top African National Congress official in the Johannesburg area came to this black township Monday to register to vote in local elections later this year . top African National Congress official What is the top congress? 7 12 +1388 1 Hoping to lead by example , the top African National Congress official in the Johannesburg area came to this black township Monday to register to vote in local elections later this year . this black township What \"black township\"? 18 21 +1388 2 But Tokyo Sexwale , premier of the Gauteng provincial government , found no one waiting to follow him . found no one waiting to follow him Why weren't people following his lead? 11 18 +1388 4 " I am very worried that people are not registering in the hundreds , in the thousands , " Sexwale said after presenting identification and filling out his form . not registering Why aren't people registering? 8 10 +1388 4 " I am very worried that people are not registering in the hundreds , in the thousands , " Sexwale said after presenting identification and filling out his form . very worried Why is he worried that people are not registering in large numbers? 3 5 +1388 5 Following the nation ' s first all - race election last April , which chose governments at the national and provincial levels , the voting scheduled for October would bring multiracial democracy to South African cities and villages . multiracial democracy Why weren't people of all races in South Africa allowed to vote previously? 30 32 +1389 1 With starvation looming in a besieged part of northwestern Bosnia , a U . N . aid agency said Monday it will try to bring acutely needed food through an alternate route . U . N . aid agency What U.N. aid agency said Monday that it will try to bring acutely needed food through an alternate route? 12 18 +1389 1 With starvation looming in a besieged part of northwestern Bosnia , a U . N . aid agency said Monday it will try to bring acutely needed food through an alternate route . through an alternate route Why would an alternate route be needed? 28 32 +1389 1 With starvation looming in a besieged part of northwestern Bosnia , a U . N . aid agency said Monday it will try to bring acutely needed food through an alternate route . starvation looming Why is there a starvation looming in Northwestern Bosnia? 1 3 +1389 2 Heavy fighting in the so - called Bihac pocket and intransigence by besieging forces have prevented the agency from sending regular convoys to civilians now totally dependent on outside aid . Heavy fighting in the so - called Bihac pocket Why is there fighting going on in this region? 0 9 +1389 2 Heavy fighting in the so - called Bihac pocket and intransigence by besieging forces have prevented the agency from sending regular convoys to civilians now totally dependent on outside aid . Bihac pocket What is the Bihac pocket? 7 9 +1389 3 The food situation is " extremely critical , " said Kris Janowski of the U . N . High Commissioner for Refugees . " The word starvation is now appropriate . " food situation is " extremely critical , " Why is the food situation extremely critical? 1 9 +1389 4 Representatives of the Bosnian government and rebel Serbs agreed Sunday on opening new routes for humanitarian aid via the Bosnian Serb stronghold of Banja Luka , southeast of the Bihac enclave . Bosnian Serb stronghold of Banja Luka , What is the Bosnian Serb stronghold of Banja Luka? 19 26 +1389 5 The UNHCR planned to try sending a convoy via that route Tuesday . Previously , convoys have come through Serb - held territory in Croatia and had to pass through a part of the Bihac pocket controlled by rebel Muslims . Both groups , allies of Bosnian Serbs , have halted convoys at will . halted convoys Why are they halting convoys at will? 50 52 +1390 1 The Yugoslav War Crimes Tribunal indicted 21 Serb suspects for crimes against humanity Monday , paving the way for the first international war crimes trials since World War II . crimes against humanity Why were these persons indicted? 10 13 +1390 1 The Yugoslav War Crimes Tribunal indicted 21 Serb suspects for crimes against humanity Monday , paving the way for the first international war crimes trials since World War II . Tribunal What is the purpose of this tribunal? 4 5 +1390 1 The Yugoslav War Crimes Tribunal indicted 21 Serb suspects for crimes against humanity Monday , paving the way for the first international war crimes trials since World War II . indicted 21 Serb suspects for crimes against what did the serbs do? 5 12 +1390 2 But only one of the suspects is in custody , the Tribunal said , raising doubts as to whether the other 20 will ever be tried . whether the other 20 will ever be tried . Why are the other 20 suspects still on the run? 18 27 +1390 2 But only one of the suspects is in custody , the Tribunal said , raising doubts as to whether the other 20 will ever be tried . doubts Where are the other 20 suspects located? 15 16 +1390 2 But only one of the suspects is in custody , the Tribunal said , raising doubts as to whether the other 20 will ever be tried . only one Why only one? 1 3 +1390 3 The indictments stem from crimes committed at the Omarska concentration camp in the Prijador region of northwestern Bosnia . All the victims were Croats or Muslims , the Tribunal said in a press release . Omarska What happened at this concentration camp? 8 9 +1390 3 The indictments stem from crimes committed at the Omarska concentration camp in the Prijador region of northwestern Bosnia . All the victims were Croats or Muslims , the Tribunal said in a press release . Omarska concentration is that an infamous place? 8 10 +1390 4 Those charged were Serbs , but the Tribunal said it was uncertain whether they were natives of Bosnia or Serbia . It also was not known how many of the suspects are in Serbia or the Serb - held sections of Bosnia , where Serb authorities have rejected the U . N . court ' s jurisdiction . natives Does their native status have implications for their legal status? 15 16 +1390 4 Those charged were Serbs , but the Tribunal said it was uncertain whether they were natives of Bosnia or Serbia . It also was not known how many of the suspects are in Serbia or the Serb - held sections of Bosnia , where Serb authorities have rejected the U . N . court ' s jurisdiction . rejected Are there consequences for Serb authorities refusing to comply with the U.N. court? 47 48 +1390 5 The chief commander of the Omarska camp , Zeljko Meakic , is the only suspect charged with genocide . only Why was only the chief commander charged with genocide? 13 14 +1390 5 The chief commander of the Omarska camp , Zeljko Meakic , is the only suspect charged with genocide . Zeljko Meakic , is he well-known? 8 11 +1391 1 The bloody war in Chechnya is likely to spread to surrounding areas of the Russian Federation , a top Red Cross official just returned from the breakaway republic said Monday . bloody war What makes it a bloody war? 1 3 +1391 1 The bloody war in Chechnya is likely to spread to surrounding areas of the Russian Federation , a top Red Cross official just returned from the breakaway republic said Monday . spread to surrounding areas What is the cause of the spread? 8 12 +1391 1 The bloody war in Chechnya is likely to spread to surrounding areas of the Russian Federation , a top Red Cross official just returned from the breakaway republic said Monday . bloody Why is it considered to be a bloody war? 1 2 +1391 1 The bloody war in Chechnya is likely to spread to surrounding areas of the Russian Federation , a top Red Cross official just returned from the breakaway republic said Monday . breakaway republic Why are they considered a breakaway republic? 26 28 +1391 1 The bloody war in Chechnya is likely to spread to surrounding areas of the Russian Federation , a top Red Cross official just returned from the breakaway republic said Monday . war What is the cause of the war in Chechnya? 2 3 +1391 1 The bloody war in Chechnya is likely to spread to surrounding areas of the Russian Federation , a top Red Cross official just returned from the breakaway republic said Monday . surrounding Which surrounding areas will be affected? 10 11 +1391 2 " I feel there will be an extension of war , " said Jean - Marc Bornet , the International Committee for the Red Cross representative for Central Asia . " I feel there will be an extension of war , " Why did he say that? 0 12 +1391 2 " I feel there will be an extension of war , " said Jean - Marc Bornet , the International Committee for the Red Cross representative for Central Asia . Central Asia What countries does this include? 27 29 +1391 2 " I feel there will be an extension of war , " said Jean - Marc Bornet , the International Committee for the Red Cross representative for Central Asia . extension of war , " Extension of which war? What conflict are they apart of? 7 12 +1391 2 " I feel there will be an extension of war , " said Jean - Marc Bornet , the International Committee for the Red Cross representative for Central Asia . extension How will the war extend to new areas? 7 8 +1391 3 Bornet spoke to reporters after he made a week ' s visit to Grozny and surrounding areas embroiled in the conflict between Russia and Muslim separatists . The Swiss - run ICRC is the main international organization providing aid to war victims inside Chechnya . reporters Reporters from where? 3 4 +1391 3 Bornet spoke to reporters after he made a week ' s visit to Grozny and surrounding areas embroiled in the conflict between Russia and Muslim separatists . The Swiss - run ICRC is the main international organization providing aid to war victims inside Chechnya . a week ' s visit Why was he there for a week? 7 12 +1391 3 Bornet spoke to reporters after he made a week ' s visit to Grozny and surrounding areas embroiled in the conflict between Russia and Muslim separatists . The Swiss - run ICRC is the main international organization providing aid to war victims inside Chechnya . conflict between Russia and Muslim separatists What is their conflict about? 20 26 +1391 3 Bornet spoke to reporters after he made a week ' s visit to Grozny and surrounding areas embroiled in the conflict between Russia and Muslim separatists . The Swiss - run ICRC is the main international organization providing aid to war victims inside Chechnya . and surrounding areas To which surrounding areas? 14 17 +1391 3 Bornet spoke to reporters after he made a week ' s visit to Grozny and surrounding areas embroiled in the conflict between Russia and Muslim separatists . The Swiss - run ICRC is the main international organization providing aid to war victims inside Chechnya . separatists Why are they considered as seperatists? 25 26 +1391 3 Bornet spoke to reporters after he made a week ' s visit to Grozny and surrounding areas embroiled in the conflict between Russia and Muslim separatists . The Swiss - run ICRC is the main international organization providing aid to war victims inside Chechnya . conflict Why do the two sides hate each other so much? 20 21 +1391 3 Bornet spoke to reporters after he made a week ' s visit to Grozny and surrounding areas embroiled in the conflict between Russia and Muslim separatists . The Swiss - run ICRC is the main international organization providing aid to war victims inside Chechnya . separatists What is the goal of the Muslim separatists? 25 26 +1391 4 Bornet said he feared that as many as 500 , 000 people could flee to the neighboring Caucasus republics of Dagestan , which flanks the Caspian Sea , and Ingushetia , which lies inland . neighboring Will they be welcome there? 16 17 +1391 4 Bornet said he feared that as many as 500 , 000 people could flee to the neighboring Caucasus republics of Dagestan , which flanks the Caspian Sea , and Ingushetia , which lies inland . feared Why is this act of fleeing something to be afraid of? 3 4 +1391 4 Bornet said he feared that as many as 500 , 000 people could flee to the neighboring Caucasus republics of Dagestan , which flanks the Caspian Sea , and Ingushetia , which lies inland . flee How would they be able to leave the area? 13 14 +1391 4 Bornet said he feared that as many as 500 , 000 people could flee to the neighboring Caucasus republics of Dagestan , which flanks the Caspian Sea , and Ingushetia , which lies inland . feared Why does he fear that 500,000 people could flee? What would be the harmful effects of their migration? 3 4 +1391 5 " It is not unrealistic to believe that they will export the conflict to the neighboring regions , " he said . they will export the conflict What do they gain by doing this? 8 13 +1391 5 " It is not unrealistic to believe that they will export the conflict to the neighboring regions , " he said . to the neighboring regions , " What would the outcome of that be? 13 19 +1391 5 " It is not unrealistic to believe that they will export the conflict to the neighboring regions , " he said . export How can they export a conflict? 10 11 +1391 5 " It is not unrealistic to believe that they will export the conflict to the neighboring regions , " he said . export the conflict Why would the conflict follow them if they are trying to run away from it? 10 13 +1391 5 " It is not unrealistic to believe that they will export the conflict to the neighboring regions , " he said . export In what ways can a conflict be exported to new areas? 10 11 +1392 1 The government called in unions in a bid to head - off a walkout by air traffic controllers threatening to disrupt national and international air traffic Wednesday . called in What is the meaning behind called in? Did they bring in more or call upon? 2 4 +1392 1 The government called in unions in a bid to head - off a walkout by air traffic controllers threatening to disrupt national and international air traffic Wednesday . walkout by air traffic controllers Why were the air traffic controllers looking to stage a walkout? 13 18 +1392 1 The government called in unions in a bid to head - off a walkout by air traffic controllers threatening to disrupt national and international air traffic Wednesday . walkout What issues are at stake for the air traffic controllers? 13 14 +1392 2 That strike , scheduled for 24 hours , would add to the woes of travelers facing three days of strikes this week by employees of Alitalia , Italy ' s flag carrier . woes Is the strike national in scope? 12 13 +1392 3 Flight attendants went out on strike Monday , pilots were scheduled to strike from noon Monday until noon Tuesday and some attendants from another union called a walkout Friday . walkout What are these professionals in the airline industry asking for? 27 28 +1392 4 Alitalia said some flights would operate , but many more were canceled . The airline said no immediate figures were available . Alitalia Which country is Alitalia airline from? 0 1 +1392 5 The financially ailing carrier and unions are at loggerheads . Particularly irking flight crews has been Alitalia ' s leasing of aircraft and outside crews from Australia as part of its cost - cutting drives for unprofitable routes . for unprofitable routes . Why were some routes struggling to stay profitable? 35 39 +1392 5 The financially ailing carrier and unions are at loggerheads . Particularly irking flight crews has been Alitalia ' s leasing of aircraft and outside crews from Australia as part of its cost - cutting drives for unprofitable routes . leasing How does leasing outside aircraft work? 19 20 +1393 1 Swedish - U . S . automaker Saab posted a 572 - million - kronor ( dlrs 77 . 3 million ) profit last year , its first full year in the black since the venture was formed in 1990 , the company said Monday . its first full year in the black Why has the company been in the red? 26 33 +1393 1 Swedish - U . S . automaker Saab posted a 572 - million - kronor ( dlrs 77 . 3 million ) profit last year , its first full year in the black since the venture was formed in 1990 , the company said Monday . first full year Why was this Saab's first profitable year? 27 30 +1393 1 Swedish - U . S . automaker Saab posted a 572 - million - kronor ( dlrs 77 . 3 million ) profit last year , its first full year in the black since the venture was formed in 1990 , the company said Monday . first full year in the black Why had the company struggled so much in previous years? 27 33 +1393 1 Swedish - U . S . automaker Saab posted a 572 - million - kronor ( dlrs 77 . 3 million ) profit last year , its first full year in the black since the venture was formed in 1990 , the company said Monday . black What factors played a role in this sudden profit? 32 33 +1393 2 Saab reported 20 . 5 percent increase in sales for the year , rising from 16 . 1 billion kronor ( dlrs 2 . 17 billion ) to 19 . 3 billion kronor ( 2 . 6 billion ) , the company said . 20 . 5 percent increase in sales What caused the increase in sales last year? 2 9 +1393 2 Saab reported 20 . 5 percent increase in sales for the year , rising from 16 . 1 billion kronor ( dlrs 2 . 17 billion ) to 19 . 3 billion kronor ( 2 . 6 billion ) , the company said . 20 . 5 percent increase What caused such a big increase in just one year? 2 7 +1393 2 Saab reported 20 . 5 percent increase in sales for the year , rising from 16 . 1 billion kronor ( dlrs 2 . 17 billion ) to 19 . 3 billion kronor ( 2 . 6 billion ) , the company said . reported 20 . 5 percent increase in sales What accounted for such a large percentage increase? 1 9 +1393 3 In all , Saab sold 88 , 700 cars worldwide last year , nearly a quarter in the United States . a quarter in the United States Why was the US such a large purchaser of Saab vehicles? 14 20 +1393 3 In all , Saab sold 88 , 700 cars worldwide last year , nearly a quarter in the United States . cars How many models does Saab sell? 8 9 +1393 4 Saab attributed the turnaround to several factors , including higher productivity , the successful launch of new models and improvement in exchange rates for the U . S . dollar . improvement in exchange rates for the U . S . dollar Why does the exchange rate help sales? 19 30 +1393 4 Saab attributed the turnaround to several factors , including higher productivity , the successful launch of new models and improvement in exchange rates for the U . S . dollar . exchange rates How did exchange rates affect their profits? 21 23 +1393 4 Saab attributed the turnaround to several factors , including higher productivity , the successful launch of new models and improvement in exchange rates for the U . S . dollar . productivity , Did these factors happen under the same management, or was there a management change the year before? 10 12 +1394 1 International Cricket Council chairman Sir Clyde Walcott Monday called on the Australian Cricket Board to substantiate allegations that Australian players were offered bribes on last year ' s tour of Pakistan . Australian players What are their names? 18 20 +1394 1 International Cricket Council chairman Sir Clyde Walcott Monday called on the Australian Cricket Board to substantiate allegations that Australian players were offered bribes on last year ' s tour of Pakistan . offered bribes on last year ' s tour of Pakistan . What sort of bribes were being offered during these matches? 21 32 +1394 1 International Cricket Council chairman Sir Clyde Walcott Monday called on the Australian Cricket Board to substantiate allegations that Australian players were offered bribes on last year ' s tour of Pakistan . allegations Who made these allegations? 16 17 +1394 2 Sir Clyde , an outstanding batsman for the West Indies in the 1950s , said he believed the matter needed investigation but that more information was needed from the Australian authorities . West Is 'West Indies' referring to nationality or to the name of a team? 8 9 +1394 3 ACB chief executive Graham Halbish said Sunday that several Australian players had been approached during the October - November tour of Pakistan , but he refused to say which players were involved . Media reports named spin bowlers Shane Warne and Tim May . players What kind of bribe, and how much, were they offered? 10 11 +1394 4 Former Australian captain Allan Border , meanwhile , said he was offered a bribe to lose a Test match in England in 1993 . bribe How much $? 13 14 +1394 4 Former Australian captain Allan Border , meanwhile , said he was offered a bribe to lose a Test match in England in 1993 . 1993 How far back did the allegations go? 22 23 +1394 5 Border said Monday night that he was angry and stunned by the offer . offer Did Border mention who made the offer? 12 13 +1395 1 Allegations that Israeli soldiers have orders to kill wounded enemies have been rekindled by the death of an officer reportedly mistaken for a Lebanese guerrilla and shot by his own comrades . Allegations Why are they being accused of that? 0 1 +1395 1 Allegations that Israeli soldiers have orders to kill wounded enemies have been rekindled by the death of an officer reportedly mistaken for a Lebanese guerrilla and shot by his own comrades . mistaken for a Lebanese guerrilla How was the person mistaken? 20 25 +1395 5 " I ' m not saying there aren ' t exceptions . If there are they will be taken care of , " he added . they will be taken care of , " How will they make sure this gets taken care of? 15 23 +1395 5 " I ' m not saying there aren ' t exceptions . If there are they will be taken care of , " he added . If there are they will be taken care of , " How will the exceptions to the verification concept be taken care of? 12 23 +1396 1 Chevron Corp . reduced its budget for the Tengiz oil field in Kazakhstan for the second time in less than a year , cutting planned spending by about 90 percent , The Wall Street Journal reported Monday . planned spending Why would they cut spending that was planned? 24 26 +1396 1 Chevron Corp . reduced its budget for the Tengiz oil field in Kazakhstan for the second time in less than a year , cutting planned spending by about 90 percent , The Wall Street Journal reported Monday . Tengiz oil field in Kazakhstan Where is Kazakhstan? 8 13 +1396 1 Chevron Corp . reduced its budget for the Tengiz oil field in Kazakhstan for the second time in less than a year , cutting planned spending by about 90 percent , The Wall Street Journal reported Monday . reduced its budget Why did they reduce their budget? 3 6 +1396 1 Chevron Corp . reduced its budget for the Tengiz oil field in Kazakhstan for the second time in less than a year , cutting planned spending by about 90 percent , The Wall Street Journal reported Monday . second time Why did they have to reduce the budget twice? 15 17 +1396 1 Chevron Corp . reduced its budget for the Tengiz oil field in Kazakhstan for the second time in less than a year , cutting planned spending by about 90 percent , The Wall Street Journal reported Monday . about 90 percent , Why did they need to cut such an enormous percentage? 27 31 +1396 1 Chevron Corp . reduced its budget for the Tengiz oil field in Kazakhstan for the second time in less than a year , cutting planned spending by about 90 percent , The Wall Street Journal reported Monday . cutting planned spending by about 90 percent , Why was there such a drastic decrease in spending? 23 31 +1396 2 San Francisco - based Chevron scaled back its construction and development budget to dlrs 50 million from as much as dlrs 500 million , the paper said . scaled back What caused the scale back? 5 7 +1396 2 San Francisco - based Chevron scaled back its construction and development budget to dlrs 50 million from as much as dlrs 500 million , the paper said . scaled back Why did they scale back? 5 7 +1396 2 San Francisco - based Chevron scaled back its construction and development budget to dlrs 50 million from as much as dlrs 500 million , the paper said . San Francisco - based Chevron What year was Chevron based in San Francisco? 0 5 +1396 2 San Francisco - based Chevron scaled back its construction and development budget to dlrs 50 million from as much as dlrs 500 million , the paper said . scaled back Why did they need to scale back the budget? 5 7 +1396 2 San Francisco - based Chevron scaled back its construction and development budget to dlrs 50 million from as much as dlrs 500 million , the paper said . 500 million , Why was their budget so exuberant? 21 24 +1396 3 But the company said , despite these cuts , it still intended to spend dlrs 20 billion on the project over 40 years . 40 years If they have to cut back now, why will they spend more over the next 40 yrs. 21 23 +1396 3 But the company said , despite these cuts , it still intended to spend dlrs 20 billion on the project over 40 years . still intended Chevron plans to spend $20 billion on that specific field? 10 12 +1396 3 But the company said , despite these cuts , it still intended to spend dlrs 20 billion on the project over 40 years . still intended How did they intend to do that? 10 12 +1396 3 But the company said , despite these cuts , it still intended to spend dlrs 20 billion on the project over 40 years . the project What exactly is the project? 18 20 +1396 4 Chevron vice - president Espy Price told the paper the construction delay , which would be until at least 1996 , was a result of lower than anticipated revenue from the project . anticipated Why was the revenue lower? 27 28 +1396 4 Chevron vice - president Espy Price told the paper the construction delay , which would be until at least 1996 , was a result of lower than anticipated revenue from the project . lower than anticipated revenue What was the expected revenue? What is being done to increase revenue to keep the project going? 25 29 +1396 4 Chevron vice - president Espy Price told the paper the construction delay , which would be until at least 1996 , was a result of lower than anticipated revenue from the project . construction delay , How long would the construction be delayed? 10 13 +1396 4 Chevron vice - president Espy Price told the paper the construction delay , which would be until at least 1996 , was a result of lower than anticipated revenue from the project . lower than anticipated revenue What was the anticipated revenue? 25 29 +1396 4 Chevron vice - president Espy Price told the paper the construction delay , which would be until at least 1996 , was a result of lower than anticipated revenue from the project . lower than anticipated revenue from the project . What was leading to the decrease in revenue? 25 33 +1396 5 Production at the 200 - square - mile ( 500 square kilometer ) field , which was thought to be a major site for oil investments in Russia and the former Soviet republic , has also fallen below the level Chevron had estimated , the paper said . estimated , How did they estimate how much production they would have? 42 44 +1396 5 Production at the 200 - square - mile ( 500 square kilometer ) field , which was thought to be a major site for oil investments in Russia and the former Soviet republic , has also fallen below the level Chevron had estimated , the paper said . in Russia Is this a separate field than the Tengiz oil field? 26 28 +1396 5 Production at the 200 - square - mile ( 500 square kilometer ) field , which was thought to be a major site for oil investments in Russia and the former Soviet republic , has also fallen below the level Chevron had estimated , the paper said . Production Production of what? 0 1 +1396 5 Production at the 200 - square - mile ( 500 square kilometer ) field , which was thought to be a major site for oil investments in Russia and the former Soviet republic , has also fallen below the level Chevron had estimated , the paper said . was thought Why was it thought to be a major site? 16 18 +1396 5 Production at the 200 - square - mile ( 500 square kilometer ) field , which was thought to be a major site for oil investments in Russia and the former Soviet republic , has also fallen below the level Chevron had estimated , the paper said . fallen below the level How below the level has it fallen? 36 40 +1397 1 Billions of marks ( dollars ) have been stolen or disappeared into worthless projects in the massive transfer of resources to eastern Germany since reunification , the government acknowleged Monday . worthless projects What are these worthless projects? 12 14 +1397 1 Billions of marks ( dollars ) have been stolen or disappeared into worthless projects in the massive transfer of resources to eastern Germany since reunification , the government acknowleged Monday . Billions of marks ( dollars ) How many Billions? 0 6 +1397 1 Billions of marks ( dollars ) have been stolen or disappeared into worthless projects in the massive transfer of resources to eastern Germany since reunification , the government acknowleged Monday . been stolen or disappeared Is this being investigated? 7 11 +1397 1 Billions of marks ( dollars ) have been stolen or disappeared into worthless projects in the massive transfer of resources to eastern Germany since reunification , the government acknowleged Monday . worthless projects What deems them worthless? 12 14 +1397 1 Billions of marks ( dollars ) have been stolen or disappeared into worthless projects in the massive transfer of resources to eastern Germany since reunification , the government acknowleged Monday . marks How were the marks stolen? 2 3 +1397 1 Billions of marks ( dollars ) have been stolen or disappeared into worthless projects in the massive transfer of resources to eastern Germany since reunification , the government acknowleged Monday . projects Why were the projects worthless? 13 14 +1397 2 Finance Minister Theo Waigel ordered an investigation but his ministry said there was no central accounting office to keep track of the thousands of projects run by states and cities throughout eastern Germany . investigation How thorough was this investigation? 6 7 +1397 2 Finance Minister Theo Waigel ordered an investigation but his ministry said there was no central accounting office to keep track of the thousands of projects run by states and cities throughout eastern Germany . no central accounting office Who keeps track of the projects? 13 17 +1397 2 Finance Minister Theo Waigel ordered an investigation but his ministry said there was no central accounting office to keep track of the thousands of projects run by states and cities throughout eastern Germany . central Why is there no central accounting office? 14 15 +1397 3 The German government has spent about 840 billion marks ( dlrs 500 billion ) to rebuild eastern Germany , of which Der Spiegel magazine said Monday about 65 billion marks ( dlrs 40 billion ) has disappeared or ended up in worthless projects . disappeared How does that large amount of money just disappear? 36 37 +1397 3 The German government has spent about 840 billion marks ( dlrs 500 billion ) to rebuild eastern Germany , of which Der Spiegel magazine said Monday about 65 billion marks ( dlrs 40 billion ) has disappeared or ended up in worthless projects . rebuild eastern Germany , What was done to rebuild? 15 19 +1397 3 The German government has spent about 840 billion marks ( dlrs 500 billion ) to rebuild eastern Germany , of which Der Spiegel magazine said Monday about 65 billion marks ( dlrs 40 billion ) has disappeared or ended up in worthless projects . has disappeared How could it just disappear? 35 37 +1397 3 The German government has spent about 840 billion marks ( dlrs 500 billion ) to rebuild eastern Germany , of which Der Spiegel magazine said Monday about 65 billion marks ( dlrs 40 billion ) has disappeared or ended up in worthless projects . marks Why spend so much in projects not worth it? 8 9 +1397 4 The government was acknowledging a problem that people in east Germany have been noticing for months , even years - - that a sudden infusion of cash and capitalism has led to an explosion of wild , poorly planned growth . sudden infusion of cash What was the catalyst for the sudden infusion of cash? 23 27 +1397 4 The government was acknowledging a problem that people in east Germany have been noticing for months , even years - - that a sudden infusion of cash and capitalism has led to an explosion of wild , poorly planned growth . planned growth How could Germany better planned for this growth? 38 40 +1397 4 The government was acknowledging a problem that people in east Germany have been noticing for months , even years - - that a sudden infusion of cash and capitalism has led to an explosion of wild , poorly planned growth . a problem What is the problem? 4 6 +1397 4 The government was acknowledging a problem that people in east Germany have been noticing for months , even years - - that a sudden infusion of cash and capitalism has led to an explosion of wild , poorly planned growth . for months , even years When was this first noticed? 14 19 +1397 4 The government was acknowledging a problem that people in east Germany have been noticing for months , even years - - that a sudden infusion of cash and capitalism has led to an explosion of wild , poorly planned growth . sudden infusion of cash Where did the cash come from? 23 27 +1397 4 The government was acknowledging a problem that people in east Germany have been noticing for months , even years - - that a sudden infusion of cash and capitalism has led to an explosion of wild , poorly planned growth . growth Why is the growth poorly planned? 39 40 +1397 5 Poor accounting and planning have saddled communities with expensive , useless projects such as overpriced building restorations , unneeded sewage plants and roads , water and electrical lines leading to abandoned industrial parks . Poor accounting and planning Who was responsible for this poor accounting and planning? 0 4 +1397 5 Poor accounting and planning have saddled communities with expensive , useless projects such as overpriced building restorations , unneeded sewage plants and roads , water and electrical lines leading to abandoned industrial parks . abandoned industrial parks What is being done with these abandoned parks now? 30 33 +1397 5 Poor accounting and planning have saddled communities with expensive , useless projects such as overpriced building restorations , unneeded sewage plants and roads , water and electrical lines leading to abandoned industrial parks . Poor accounting and planning Who is in charge of these details? 0 4 +1397 5 Poor accounting and planning have saddled communities with expensive , useless projects such as overpriced building restorations , unneeded sewage plants and roads , water and electrical lines leading to abandoned industrial parks . overpriced building restorations , How overpriced were the restorations? 14 18 +1397 5 Poor accounting and planning have saddled communities with expensive , useless projects such as overpriced building restorations , unneeded sewage plants and roads , water and electrical lines leading to abandoned industrial parks . abandoned industrial parks Why are these abandoned? 30 33 +1397 5 Poor accounting and planning have saddled communities with expensive , useless projects such as overpriced building restorations , unneeded sewage plants and roads , water and electrical lines leading to abandoned industrial parks . industrial Why are the industrial parks abandoned? 31 32 +1397 5 Poor accounting and planning have saddled communities with expensive , useless projects such as overpriced building restorations , unneeded sewage plants and roads , water and electrical lines leading to abandoned industrial parks . Poor accounting What is the plan now? 0 2 +1398 1 With diplomacy going nowhere , the United Nations focused Monday on feeding needy Bonsians : it reopened Sarajevo airport , and said it would try a new route to reach the famished northwest . With diplomacy going nowhere , what is the problem with diplomacy? 0 5 +1398 1 With diplomacy going nowhere , the United Nations focused Monday on feeding needy Bonsians : it reopened Sarajevo airport , and said it would try a new route to reach the famished northwest . famished northwest Why is this region in need? 31 33 +1398 1 With diplomacy going nowhere , the United Nations focused Monday on feeding needy Bonsians : it reopened Sarajevo airport , and said it would try a new route to reach the famished northwest . new route Which new route? 26 28 +1398 1 With diplomacy going nowhere , the United Nations focused Monday on feeding needy Bonsians : it reopened Sarajevo airport , and said it would try a new route to reach the famished northwest . With diplomacy going nowhere , the United Nations Who was conducting the negotiations? 0 8 +1398 1 With diplomacy going nowhere , the United Nations focused Monday on feeding needy Bonsians : it reopened Sarajevo airport , and said it would try a new route to reach the famished northwest . focused Monday on feeding needy Bonsians : Where do the Bonsians live and why are they needing food? 8 15 +1398 1 With diplomacy going nowhere , the United Nations focused Monday on feeding needy Bonsians : it reopened Sarajevo airport , and said it would try a new route to reach the famished northwest . diplomacy going nowhere , Why is it going no where? 1 5 +1398 2 Officials of the U . N . aid agency , the U . N High Commissioner for Refugees , said food shortages were growing progressively worse in the so - called Bihac pocket in the northwest . food shortages Why are there shortages? 20 22 +1398 2 Officials of the U . N . aid agency , the U . N High Commissioner for Refugees , said food shortages were growing progressively worse in the so - called Bihac pocket in the northwest . food shortages were growing progressively worse What was making the shortages worse? 20 26 +1398 3 Shortages were " extremely critical , " said spokesman Kris Janowski in Sarajevo . " The word starvation is now appropriate . " " The word starvation is now appropriate Why are food shortages happening here? 14 21 +1398 3 Shortages were " extremely critical , " said spokesman Kris Janowski in Sarajevo . " The word starvation is now appropriate . " " extremely critical , " What defines this level of shortage? 2 7 +1398 4 And Monique Tuffelli , UNHCR representative in the Bihac pocket , said the most vulnerable - - children , the elderly , women - - " are on the verge of starvation . " UNHCR What does this stand for? 4 5 +1398 4 And Monique Tuffelli , UNHCR representative in the Bihac pocket , said the most vulnerable - - children , the elderly , women - - " are on the verge of starvation . " said the most vulnerable Why is it only the most vulnerable? 11 15 +1398 4 And Monique Tuffelli , UNHCR representative in the Bihac pocket , said the most vulnerable - - children , the elderly , women - - " are on the verge of starvation . " children , the elderly , women - - Where are the younger men and women? 17 25 +1398 5 " We are receiving too little aid " for the tens of thousands of needy , she said . " Most of the people in urban areas are really suffering from hunger . " " We are receiving too little aid " Who is providing aid so far? 0 8 +1398 5 " We are receiving too little aid " for the tens of thousands of needy , she said . " Most of the people in urban areas are really suffering from hunger . " " Most of the people in urban areas Is the Bihac pocket in an urban area? 19 27 +1399 1 Cuban dissident Rodolfo Gonzalez arrived here Monday as a political refugee after spending 28 months in prison in Cuba on charges of spreading false information about the Caribbean nation . false information about the Caribbean nation What type of false information was he convicted of spreading? 23 29 +1399 1 Cuban dissident Rodolfo Gonzalez arrived here Monday as a political refugee after spending 28 months in prison in Cuba on charges of spreading false information about the Caribbean nation . spreading false information Why did Gonzales spread false information about the Caribbean nation? 22 25 +1399 1 Cuban dissident Rodolfo Gonzalez arrived here Monday as a political refugee after spending 28 months in prison in Cuba on charges of spreading false information about the Caribbean nation . here Where is 'here' located? 5 6 +1399 1 Cuban dissident Rodolfo Gonzalez arrived here Monday as a political refugee after spending 28 months in prison in Cuba on charges of spreading false information about the Caribbean nation . spreading false information what was the info? 22 25 +1399 2 Gonzalez , a member of the Committee for Human Rights , was released from prison Sunday and put on a plane early Monday morning in Havana , according to Alberto Junco , European representative for the Cuban Democratic Platform . a member of the Committee for Human Rights , How can a member of the Committee for human rights be in prison? 2 11 +1399 2 Gonzalez , a member of the Committee for Human Rights , was released from prison Sunday and put on a plane early Monday morning in Havana , according to Alberto Junco , European representative for the Cuban Democratic Platform . released Who released him and put him on a plane? 12 13 +1399 2 Gonzalez , a member of the Committee for Human Rights , was released from prison Sunday and put on a plane early Monday morning in Havana , according to Alberto Junco , European representative for the Cuban Democratic Platform . plane early Monday was it a private plane? 20 23 +1399 3 A foreign ministry spokesman said Spain , which worked towards Gonzalez ' s release , had granted him political asylum . Spain , Why would Spain grant him political asylum? 5 7 +1399 3 A foreign ministry spokesman said Spain , which worked towards Gonzalez ' s release , had granted him political asylum . worked Why was Spain working toward Gonzalez's release? 8 9 +1399 4 The Committee for Human Rights is headed by Miami - based Ricardo Bofill . Miami - based How did Gonzalez become a member of the Committee for Human Rights? 8 11 +1399 4 The Committee for Human Rights is headed by Miami - based Ricardo Bofill . Ricardo Bofill what are his credentials? 11 13 +1399 5 The ministry spokesman also said 34 Cuban refugees were scheduled to arrive later Monday from a U . S . detention camp in Panama , the second group which Spain has agreed to take in . All the refugees have family ties with people already in Spain . from a U . S . detention camp in Panama , Why were the refugees held in Panama? 14 25 +1399 5 The ministry spokesman also said 34 Cuban refugees were scheduled to arrive later Monday from a U . S . detention camp in Panama , the second group which Spain has agreed to take in . All the refugees have family ties with people already in Spain . agreed What were the details of the negotiation that led to Spain taking in political refugees? 31 32 +1400 1 The dozens of human rights activists and ex - dissidents who swapped hundreds of diverse stories of torture and repression at a meeting Monday had one common message : The KGB is back . diverse stories What is validity of the stories? 14 16 +1400 1 The dozens of human rights activists and ex - dissidents who swapped hundreds of diverse stories of torture and repression at a meeting Monday had one common message : The KGB is back . human rights activists Which groups were the human rights activists working on behalf of? 3 6 +1400 1 The dozens of human rights activists and ex - dissidents who swapped hundreds of diverse stories of torture and repression at a meeting Monday had one common message : The KGB is back . at a meeting Why was this meeting being held? 20 23 +1400 1 The dozens of human rights activists and ex - dissidents who swapped hundreds of diverse stories of torture and repression at a meeting Monday had one common message : The KGB is back . at a meeting Monday What was this meeting? 20 24 +1400 2 Joining the growing chorus of critics of the KGB ' s successor , the Federal Counterintelligence Agency , the activists accused it of returning to such practices as psychological torture and forced medical experimentation on political prisoners . the activists Who are the activists? 18 20 +1400 3 " In some ways , they ' re getting more and more aggressive , " said Sergei Grigoryants , a former dissident and now president of the Glasnost Fund , a Moscow - based human rights organization . some ways , Which tactics are more aggressive? 2 5 +1400 3 " In some ways , they ' re getting more and more aggressive , " said Sergei Grigoryants , a former dissident and now president of the Glasnost Fund , a Moscow - based human rights organization . they ' re getting more and more aggressive , " Why are the FCA becoming more aggressive? 5 15 +1400 3 " In some ways , they ' re getting more and more aggressive , " said Sergei Grigoryants , a former dissident and now president of the Glasnost Fund , a Moscow - based human rights organization . more and more aggressive , " How are they getting more aggressive? 9 15 +1400 4 Grigoryants cited recent reports of medical experimentation on soldiers refusing to fight in Chechnya , as well as reports of phone tapping and unexplained imprisonments - - practices thought to have died out with the once - dreaded KGB . medical experimentation What type of medical experimentation? 5 7 +1400 5 " We ' re still meeting them at every step . They ' re still tapping phones , they ' re still listening at doorways , " Grigoryants said . They ' re still tapping phones , How are they still able to do this? 11 18 +1400 5 " We ' re still meeting them at every step . They ' re still tapping phones , they ' re still listening at doorways , " Grigoryants said . " We ' re still meeting them at every step What does this mean? 0 10 +1401 1 The Swiss industrial group Von Roll AG reported Monday an increase in sales and orders in 1994 . industrial group Who are the members of this group? 2 4 +1401 1 The Swiss industrial group Von Roll AG reported Monday an increase in sales and orders in 1994 . increase in sales and orders Why was there an increase in sales? 10 15 +1401 1 The Swiss industrial group Von Roll AG reported Monday an increase in sales and orders in 1994 . sales and orders in 1994 What is he selling? 12 17 +1401 2 The group , which has undergone a restructuring program in the face of heavy losses , also said it expects a substantial profit in 1995 . in the face of heavy losses , How much was lost and why? 9 16 +1401 2 The group , which has undergone a restructuring program in the face of heavy losses , also said it expects a substantial profit in 1995 . program in the face of heavy losses , What was the cause of the prior losses? 8 16 +1401 2 The group , which has undergone a restructuring program in the face of heavy losses , also said it expects a substantial profit in 1995 . heavy losses , What are these heavy losses? 13 16 +1401 2 The group , which has undergone a restructuring program in the face of heavy losses , also said it expects a substantial profit in 1995 . a restructuring program How did the restructuring program helped the group? 6 9 +1401 2 The group , which has undergone a restructuring program in the face of heavy losses , also said it expects a substantial profit in 1995 . expects a substantial profit Why are they expecting a substantial profit in 1995? 19 23 +1401 3 Group sales rose by 2 . 3 percent to Swiss francs 2 . 02 billion ( dlrs 1 . 55 billion ) last year from 1 . 98 billion francs ( dlrs 1 . 52 billion ) the year before , the company said . sales Sales of what? 1 2 +1401 3 Group sales rose by 2 . 3 percent to Swiss francs 2 . 02 billion ( dlrs 1 . 55 billion ) last year from 1 . 98 billion francs ( dlrs 1 . 52 billion ) the year before , the company said . Group sales rose How did the group sales rose? 0 3 +1401 4 Orders rose nearly 7 percent to just over Swiss francs 2 billion ( dlrs 1 . 5 billion ) over last year , it said . rose Why the spike in sales? 1 2 +1401 5 The company linked the upswing to restructuring measures , higher productivity and a growing demand in Europe . a growing demand in Europe what product is in demand here? 12 17 +1401 5 The company linked the upswing to restructuring measures , higher productivity and a growing demand in Europe . higher productivity How did the company achieve higher productivity? 9 11 +1401 5 The company linked the upswing to restructuring measures , higher productivity and a growing demand in Europe . growing demand Growing demand for what? 13 15 +1402 1 Russia ' s help in rebuilding an Iranian nuclear power plant is cause for concern and should cease , Secretary of State Warren Christopher said Monday . rebuilding Why does it need rebuilding? 5 6 +1402 1 Russia ' s help in rebuilding an Iranian nuclear power plant is cause for concern and should cease , Secretary of State Warren Christopher said Monday . rebuilding an Iranian nuclear power plant Why are they doing this? 5 11 +1402 1 Russia ' s help in rebuilding an Iranian nuclear power plant is cause for concern and should cease , Secretary of State Warren Christopher said Monday . help in rebuilding an Iranian nuclear power plant Why is Russia helping to rebuild the power plant? 3 11 +1402 1 Russia ' s help in rebuilding an Iranian nuclear power plant is cause for concern and should cease , Secretary of State Warren Christopher said Monday . help What kind of help is Russia providing to Iran's nuclear power plant? 3 4 +1402 1 Russia ' s help in rebuilding an Iranian nuclear power plant is cause for concern and should cease , Secretary of State Warren Christopher said Monday . cause for concern Why does this help cause concern for the United States? 12 15 +1402 2 But Christopher tried to discourage Congress from cutting aid to Russia , saying U . S . - financed programs there serve American interests . discourage Congress from cutting aid to Russia , Why was Congress dissuaded from sending aid to Russia? 4 12 +1402 2 But Christopher tried to discourage Congress from cutting aid to Russia , saying U . S . - financed programs there serve American interests . cutting aid What types of aid was Congress considering cutting from Russia? 7 9 +1402 2 But Christopher tried to discourage Congress from cutting aid to Russia , saying U . S . - financed programs there serve American interests . serve American interests What programs in Russia serve American interests? 21 24 +1402 3 The plant is being rebuilt near the port town of Bushehr , raising concern that Iran ' s aim is production of plutonium , a nuclear - bomb making material present in the spent fuel of civilian power plants . concern Why does the plant being located near Bushehr raise concerns about being intended for plutonium production? 13 14 +1402 3 The plant is being rebuilt near the port town of Bushehr , raising concern that Iran ' s aim is production of plutonium , a nuclear - bomb making material present in the spent fuel of civilian power plants . spent fuel What is spent fuel? 33 35 +1402 4 Iran insists the program is designed for civilian use , but Christopher suggested a more ominous goal . While not directly accusing Tehran of pursuing a weapons program , he said Russia ' s provision of technology " should not go forward " because it enhanced Iran ' s capacity . ominous goal Did Christopher imply that Iran is seeking a weapons program? 15 17 +1402 4 Iran insists the program is designed for civilian use , but Christopher suggested a more ominous goal . While not directly accusing Tehran of pursuing a weapons program , he said Russia ' s provision of technology " should not go forward " because it enhanced Iran ' s capacity . enhanced Iran ' s capacity In what way does Russia's technical support enhance Iran's weapons capacity? 45 50 +1402 5 " We ' re deeply concerned , " he said in an exchange with reporters while he welcomed Bulgarian President Zhelyu Zhelev to the State Department for a meeting over lunch . Bulgarian President Zhelyu Zhelev What role does Bulgaria play in this situation? 18 22 +1403 1 With diplomacy going nowhere , the United Nations focused Monday on feeding desperately hungry Bosnians : It reopened Sarajevo airport , and said it would try a new route to reach the northwest . With diplomacy going nowhere , Why was diplomacy struggling? 0 5 +1403 1 With diplomacy going nowhere , the United Nations focused Monday on feeding desperately hungry Bosnians : It reopened Sarajevo airport , and said it would try a new route to reach the northwest . diplomacy going nowhere , Why is diplomacy going nowhere? 1 5 +1403 2 Officials of the U . N . aid agency , the U . N . High Commissioner for Refugees , said food shortages were growing progressively worse in the Bihac pocket in northwestern Bosnia . food shortages were growing progressively worse Why were there such food issues? 21 27 +1403 2 Officials of the U . N . aid agency , the U . N . High Commissioner for Refugees , said food shortages were growing progressively worse in the Bihac pocket in northwestern Bosnia . food shortages were growing progressively Why is food shortages growing progressively worse? 21 26 +1403 3 " The word starvation is now appropriate , " said spokesman Kris Janowski in Sarajevo . Monique Tuffelli , UNHCR representative in the Bihac region , said the most vulnerable - - children , the elderly , women - - " are on the verge of starvation . " " are on the verge of starvation What was causing the vulnerable populations to starve? 40 47 +1403 5 One convoy reached the area late last week , but U . N . officials said they need daily deliveries . Aid workers said last week that poor nutrition appeared to be contributing to some deaths in the Bihac hospital . poor nutrition What was contributing to poor nutrition? 27 29 +1404 1 Travel abroad seems hardest on Boris Yeltsin . His often erratic behavior raises instant alarm bells in the West about his health and drinking habits . At home , the same stories barely make the news . same stories barely make the news Why do stories about his alcohol use not become newsworthy in the USSR? 30 36 +1404 1 Travel abroad seems hardest on Boris Yeltsin . His often erratic behavior raises instant alarm bells in the West about his health and drinking habits . At home , the same stories barely make the news . erratic What kind of erratic behaviors have been observed in him? 10 11 +1404 1 Travel abroad seems hardest on Boris Yeltsin . His often erratic behavior raises instant alarm bells in the West about his health and drinking habits . At home , the same stories barely make the news . Boris Yeltsin who is he? 5 7 +1404 1 Travel abroad seems hardest on Boris Yeltsin . His often erratic behavior raises instant alarm bells in the West about his health and drinking habits . At home , the same stories barely make the news . same stories barely make the news Why are his behaviors so newsworthy abroad but not at home? 30 36 +1404 2 Yeltsin did it again last week , with his wobbly descent from his presidential plane and an unsteady arrival at a meeting of fellow leaders in the Kazakh capital , Almaty . leaders Who are these other leaders, and what other countries were represented? 24 25 +1404 2 Yeltsin did it again last week , with his wobbly descent from his presidential plane and an unsteady arrival at a meeting of fellow leaders in the Kazakh capital , Almaty . Almaty how long has it been capital? 30 31 +1404 2 Yeltsin did it again last week , with his wobbly descent from his presidential plane and an unsteady arrival at a meeting of fellow leaders in the Kazakh capital , Almaty . wobbly descent We are to assume this is attributed to his drinking but didn't he have some underlying medical condition? 9 11 +1404 3 The Russian president ' s vacant expression , his doddering shuffle while he clutched the arm of one official and leaned on another were just the latest signs of Yeltsin ' s travel troubles . troubles What year was this article written, and was this toward the beginning of Yeltsin's power in Russia or toward the end? 33 34 +1404 3 The Russian president ' s vacant expression , his doddering shuffle while he clutched the arm of one official and leaned on another were just the latest signs of Yeltsin ' s travel troubles . Yeltsin ' s travel troubles What other travel troubles are they referring to? 29 34 +1404 4 Western media quickly zeroed in on his unsteady gait , while Russian television reports carried carefully pruned reports and focused on Yeltsin ' s declaration that the Almaty meeting on Friday was a huge success . meeting on Friday was a huge success How was the meeting successful? 28 35 +1404 4 Western media quickly zeroed in on his unsteady gait , while Russian television reports carried carefully pruned reports and focused on Yeltsin ' s declaration that the Almaty meeting on Friday was a huge success . success What was the purpose of the Almaty meeting? 34 35 +1404 4 Western media quickly zeroed in on his unsteady gait , while Russian television reports carried carefully pruned reports and focused on Yeltsin ' s declaration that the Almaty meeting on Friday was a huge success . Almaty meeting What was the reason and outcome of the Almaty meeting? 27 29 +1404 5 Yeltsin ' s fuzziness at the Commonwealth of Independent States summit in Almaty didn ' t even rate a mention on Russia ' s premier and often critical television news show , Itogi , in its Sunday evening program . didn ' t even rate a mention How was this being ignored? 13 20 +1404 5 Yeltsin ' s fuzziness at the Commonwealth of Independent States summit in Almaty didn ' t even rate a mention on Russia ' s premier and often critical television news show , Itogi , in its Sunday evening program . Commonwealth What kind of organization is the Commonwealth of Independent States? 6 7 +1404 5 Yeltsin ' s fuzziness at the Commonwealth of Independent States summit in Almaty didn ' t even rate a mention on Russia ' s premier and often critical television news show , Itogi , in its Sunday evening program . didn ' t even rate a mention Is this an insinuation/confirmation that Itogi is being censored by the government? 13 20 +1405 1 Striking back Monday in the row over President Clinton ' s nominee for U . S . surgeon general , Vice President Al Gore called Dr . Henry Foster Jr . the victim of an anti - abortion campaign to intimidate Congress . " We ' re not going to let the extremists win , " Gore declared . victim of an anti - abortion campaign Why was Dr. Foster being intimidated? 32 39 +1405 1 Striking back Monday in the row over President Clinton ' s nominee for U . S . surgeon general , Vice President Al Gore called Dr . Henry Foster Jr . the victim of an anti - abortion campaign to intimidate Congress . " We ' re not going to let the extremists win , " Gore declared . Foster Why did President Clinton nominate Dr. Henry Foster Jr. to the position? 28 29 +1405 2 But critics of the Tennessee obstetrician showed no sign of easing up . Republican Newt Gingrich , speaker of the U . S . House of Representatives , said : " I think he ' s going to be very hard to confirm . I think it ' s going to be a very embarrassing set of hearings . " hard What is Dr. Henry Foster Jr.'s political position? 40 41 +1405 3 In Washington , even White House press secretary Mike McCurry admitted problems . " We have our work cut out for us , " he said . problems What are the problems facing the nominee? 11 12 +1405 4 But McCurry joined in the tougher rhetoric the Clinton administration has begun using . He said extremists in the right - to - life movement " have now hooked Republicans and Congress by the nose , and they ' re dragging them around . " extremists Who are these the chief extremists who oppose President Clinton's nominee? 16 17 +1405 5 President Clinton left the strong talk to his officials . He said the controversy isn ' t distracting him from other work and that he expected Foster to be confirmed if considered " by a fair - minded Senate . " distracting him from other work What other tasks were being focused on at this period? 17 22 +1405 5 President Clinton left the strong talk to his officials . He said the controversy isn ' t distracting him from other work and that he expected Foster to be confirmed if considered " by a fair - minded Senate . " Senate Which political party controlled the Senate at the time of this article? 38 39 +1406 1 Iraq accused Iran of backing a cross - border attack in the southern marshes and warned Monday that it will " retaliate firmly . " It accused Kuwait of complicity in the assault . complicity What indicates that they were complicit? 29 30 +1406 1 Iraq accused Iran of backing a cross - border attack in the southern marshes and warned Monday that it will " retaliate firmly . " It accused Kuwait of complicity in the assault . Iraq accused Iran What is the evidence for this claim? 0 3 +1406 1 Iraq accused Iran of backing a cross - border attack in the southern marshes and warned Monday that it will " retaliate firmly . " It accused Kuwait of complicity in the assault . that it will " retaliate firmly . " What does this retaliation consist of? 17 25 +1406 1 Iraq accused Iran of backing a cross - border attack in the southern marshes and warned Monday that it will " retaliate firmly . " It accused Kuwait of complicity in the assault . It accused Kuwait What evidence is their to back up that Kuwait was involved? 25 28 +1406 1 Iraq accused Iran of backing a cross - border attack in the southern marshes and warned Monday that it will " retaliate firmly . " It accused Kuwait of complicity in the assault . southern marshes southern marches of which countr(ies)? 12 14 +1406 2 The report by the official Iraqi News Agency , monitored in Nicosia , claimed that Iranian - backed Shiite Muslim opposition forces launched an offensive in the Howeizah marshes of southern Iraq at the weekend . opposition forces What/who are they opposed to? 20 22 +1406 2 The report by the official Iraqi News Agency , monitored in Nicosia , claimed that Iranian - backed Shiite Muslim opposition forces launched an offensive in the Howeizah marshes of southern Iraq at the weekend . report by the official Iraqi News Agency , Who specifically researched, gathered, and wrote this report? 1 9 +1406 2 The report by the official Iraqi News Agency , monitored in Nicosia , claimed that Iranian - backed Shiite Muslim opposition forces launched an offensive in the Howeizah marshes of southern Iraq at the weekend . claimed that Iranian - backed Shiite Muslim What evidence is there to support this claim? 13 20 +1406 3 Iraqi opposition sources reported Sunday that heavy fighting was going on in southern Iraq , but gave few details . opposition sources Which sources were these? 1 3 +1406 3 Iraqi opposition sources reported Sunday that heavy fighting was going on in southern Iraq , but gave few details . Iraqi opposition sources Who are these sources? 0 3 +1406 3 Iraqi opposition sources reported Sunday that heavy fighting was going on in southern Iraq , but gave few details . but gave few details Why were few details given, and can the sources giving these details be trusted? 15 19 +1406 3 Iraqi opposition sources reported Sunday that heavy fighting was going on in southern Iraq , but gave few details . sources what sources? 2 3 +1406 4 The INA dispatch gave some credence to those reports , but it too provided only the barest details . gave some credence How did they give credence, what details did they offer? 3 6 +1406 4 The INA dispatch gave some credence to those reports , but it too provided only the barest details . provided only the barest details With only the barest details, how can these reports be trusted, and why were more details not provided? 13 18 +1406 5 Usually when there is heavy fighting in southern Iraq , the official Iranian media plays it up . But this time it has not , suggesting that the Iranian - backed opposition , if indeed it it had launched an attack , had not made much headway . had not made much headway Why was progress so much slower this time? 42 47 +1406 5 Usually when there is heavy fighting in southern Iraq , the official Iranian media plays it up . But this time it has not , suggesting that the Iranian - backed opposition , if indeed it it had launched an attack , had not made much headway . official Iranian media plays it up How does the official Iranian media play it up? 11 17 +1407 1 Whoopi Goldberg says deciding to have an abortion was " a hard choice , " and she has no use for people who take such decisions lightly . deciding Why did she decide to have an abortion? 3 4 +1407 1 Whoopi Goldberg says deciding to have an abortion was " a hard choice , " and she has no use for people who take such decisions lightly . lightly Why would she take it lightly 26 27 +1407 1 Whoopi Goldberg says deciding to have an abortion was " a hard choice , " and she has no use for people who take such decisions lightly . abortion When did she have an abortion? 7 8 +1407 2 Goldberg offered few details , such as when she had the abortion or who else was involved , in an interview in the March issue of McCall ' s magazine . details , Why did she decide this needed to be public knowledge? 3 5 +1407 2 Goldberg offered few details , such as when she had the abortion or who else was involved , in an interview in the March issue of McCall ' s magazine . March What year was the article published? 23 24 +1407 2 Goldberg offered few details , such as when she had the abortion or who else was involved , in an interview in the March issue of McCall ' s magazine . involved , Who else is involved? 16 18 +1407 2 Goldberg offered few details , such as when she had the abortion or who else was involved , in an interview in the March issue of McCall ' s magazine . interview What was the interview about? 20 21 +1407 3 " I was in a great relationship at the time , but we were barely getting by , " the Oscar - winning actress said . Oscar - winning What oscar did she win? 20 23 +1407 3 " I was in a great relationship at the time , but we were barely getting by , " the Oscar - winning actress said . relationship Why didn't she decide to put the child up for adoption? 6 7 +1407 3 " I was in a great relationship at the time , but we were barely getting by , " the Oscar - winning actress said . time , When did this relationship take place; how long was Whoopi with her significant other for? 9 11 +1407 3 " I was in a great relationship at the time , but we were barely getting by , " the Oscar - winning actress said . getting getting by what? 15 16 +1407 3 " I was in a great relationship at the time , but we were barely getting by , " the Oscar - winning actress said . Oscar - winning What movie(s) did she win an Oscar for? 20 23 +1407 4 Goldberg grew up in New York City housing projects and has one child , a daughter she gave birth to at age 18 . grew Why is this offered after the previous information? 1 2 +1407 4 Goldberg grew up in New York City housing projects and has one child , a daughter she gave birth to at age 18 . daughter What is Whoopi Goldberg's daughter up to today? 15 16 +1407 5 As for abortion in general , she says , " I have great anger toward people who cavalierly make these decisions , assuming some woman just decides , ` I ' m going to get my hair done and then get an abortion . " ' - - - - - - assuming some woman just decides , Why do some people think some people make these decisions lightly? 22 28 +1407 5 As for abortion in general , she says , " I have great anger toward people who cavalierly make these decisions , assuming some woman just decides , ` I ' m going to get my hair done and then get an abortion . " ' - - - - - - people Is she talking about people choosing to get abortions, or people judging women who choose to get abortions? 15 16 +1408 1 The man accused of masterminding the World Trade Center bombing is suspected of planting a bomb on a Philippine airliner that killed a passenger in December , the national police chief said Monday . Philippine airliner that killed a passenger Where was the airliner's destination? 18 24 +1408 1 The man accused of masterminding the World Trade Center bombing is suspected of planting a bomb on a Philippine airliner that killed a passenger in December , the national police chief said Monday . The man Who is accused man? 0 2 +1408 1 The man accused of masterminding the World Trade Center bombing is suspected of planting a bomb on a Philippine airliner that killed a passenger in December , the national police chief said Monday . suspected of Why is the same man accused of the World Trade Center bombing also suspected of planting a bomb on a Philippine airliner? 11 13 +1408 2 Director General Recaredo Sarmiento said the bombing , which killed a Japanese passenger , was " a dry run " for a terror campaign against U . S . carriers in the Far East . He said the campaign was to have included attacks on unspecified foreign embassies in Manila . " a dry run " Can you specify what a \"dry run\" means? 15 20 +1408 2 Director General Recaredo Sarmiento said the bombing , which killed a Japanese passenger , was " a dry run " for a terror campaign against U . S . carriers in the Far East . He said the campaign was to have included attacks on unspecified foreign embassies in Manila . " a dry run " Is there any evidence of previous \"dry run\" attempts at a terror campaign against U.S. carriers in the Far East? 15 20 +1408 2 Director General Recaredo Sarmiento said the bombing , which killed a Japanese passenger , was " a dry run " for a terror campaign against U . S . carriers in the Far East . He said the campaign was to have included attacks on unspecified foreign embassies in Manila . killed a Japanese passenger , Were passengers of other nationalities injured or killed in the bombing? 9 14 +1408 2 Director General Recaredo Sarmiento said the bombing , which killed a Japanese passenger , was " a dry run " for a terror campaign against U . S . carriers in the Far East . He said the campaign was to have included attacks on unspecified foreign embassies in Manila . terror campaign Why is there a \"terror campaign\" against U.S. Carriers in the Far East? 22 24 +1408 3 Ramzi Ahmed Yousef , arrested last week in Pakistan and deported to the United States , also was involved in a plot to kill Pope John Paul II during his visit to Manila last month , Sarmiento said . Ramzi Ahmed Yousef , Which country is Ramzi a native of? 0 4 +1408 3 Ramzi Ahmed Yousef , arrested last week in Pakistan and deported to the United States , also was involved in a plot to kill Pope John Paul II during his visit to Manila last month , Sarmiento said . plot to kill How is it known that Yousef was involved in a plot to kill Pope John Paul II? 21 24 +1408 4 On Dec . 11 , a bomb exploded aboard a Philippine Airlines flight bound for Tokyo from the central Philippine city of Cebu . The pilot landed the plane safely on Okinawa , but one person was killed and five others injured . On Dec . 11 , Which year did this take place? 0 5 +1408 4 On Dec . 11 , a bomb exploded aboard a Philippine Airlines flight bound for Tokyo from the central Philippine city of Cebu . The pilot landed the plane safely on Okinawa , but one person was killed and five others injured . one person was killed and five others injured How many people were on the plane? 34 42 +1408 5 A Filipino Muslim extremist group claimed responsibility , but police doubt it was capable of the attack . police doubt Why do police doubt that the Filipino Muslim extremist group was capable of the attack? 9 11 +1408 5 A Filipino Muslim extremist group claimed responsibility , but police doubt it was capable of the attack . doubt What specifically indicates the group was incapable? 10 11 +1409 1 Angry at having failed entry tests for a new police academy , law enforcement volunteers overran a northern police station and beat up the duty officer , an international police monitor said Monday . volunteers How many volunteers failed? 14 15 +1409 1 Angry at having failed entry tests for a new police academy , law enforcement volunteers overran a northern police station and beat up the duty officer , an international police monitor said Monday . volunteers in which city? 14 15 +1409 2 National television reported Monday night that one member of the interim police force was killed and one volunteer was injured in the attack in Lime , 290 kilometers ( 180 miles ) north of Port - au - Prince , the capital . killed Were the volunteers armed? 14 15 +1409 2 National television reported Monday night that one member of the interim police force was killed and one volunteer was injured in the attack in Lime , 290 kilometers ( 180 miles ) north of Port - au - Prince , the capital . capital of which country? 41 42 +1409 3 The incident occurred Saturday night , said Paul Browne , spokesman for the 20 - nation International Police Monitor corps in Haiti to help keep order following the return of exiled President Jean - Bertrand Aristide on Oct . 15 . exiled Why was President Jean-Bertrand exiled? 30 31 +1409 4 The attackers were members of a civilian police volunteer corps chosen by townspeople last year to fill the law enforcement vacuum . fill the law enforcement vacuum Why was there a lack of officers? 16 21 +1409 4 The attackers were members of a civilian police volunteer corps chosen by townspeople last year to fill the law enforcement vacuum . members Does this mean the volunteers all already know each other? 3 4 +1409 5 Angry that they were being replaced by members of the interim police force and at failing their entrance exams , they ransacked the police station and apparently stole some weapons , privately - owned Radio Galaxie reported . Townspeople reported gunfire during the night . replaced Why were they being replaced? 5 6 +1409 5 Angry that they were being replaced by members of the interim police force and at failing their entrance exams , they ransacked the police station and apparently stole some weapons , privately - owned Radio Galaxie reported . Townspeople reported gunfire during the night . Radio Galaxie is that a news station? 34 36 +1410 1 A Dublin professor has unearthed hundreds of previously unknown works by the English poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge in a hunt that took him as far as Russia and Australia . A Dublin professor What Dublin professor? 0 3 +1410 1 A Dublin professor has unearthed hundreds of previously unknown works by the English poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge in a hunt that took him as far as Russia and Australia . unearthed How were they unearthed? 4 5 +1410 2 There also are many new versions of known Coleridge poems , but nothing to compare with his masterpieces like " Kubla Khan " and " The Rime of the Ancient Mariner , " according to Jim Mays , head of the English Department at University College , Dublin . nothing to compare Why don't these unearthed works compare to his masterpieces? 12 15 +1410 2 There also are many new versions of known Coleridge poems , but nothing to compare with his masterpieces like " Kubla Khan " and " The Rime of the Ancient Mariner , " according to Jim Mays , head of the English Department at University College , Dublin . masterpieces What makes these works masterpieces? 17 18 +1410 2 There also are many new versions of known Coleridge poems , but nothing to compare with his masterpieces like " Kubla Khan " and " The Rime of the Ancient Mariner , " according to Jim Mays , head of the English Department at University College , Dublin . masterpieces Why are they considered masterpieces? 17 18 +1410 3 Mays plans to publish his discoveries later this year . In all , he says he found about 300 poems . About 500 Coleridge poems were already known . later this year Why wait so long? 6 9 +1410 3 Mays plans to publish his discoveries later this year . In all , he says he found about 300 poems . About 500 Coleridge poems were already known . publish Why are they deemed worthy of being published? 3 4 +1410 4 The Sunday Times said Monday the new works range from two - line fragments to manuscripts 10 pages long and were found in private collections , homes and libraries . private How were private collections accessed? 23 24 +1410 5 It quoted Mays as saying Coleridge did not stop writing poetry around 1810 , as had been thought . Coleridge died in 1834 . as had been thought Why was did people think he stopped writing poetry then? Was that when his last poem was published? 14 18 +1410 5 It quoted Mays as saying Coleridge did not stop writing poetry around 1810 , as had been thought . Coleridge died in 1834 . as had been thought Why was it assumed that he stopped writing? 14 18 +1410 5 It quoted Mays as saying Coleridge did not stop writing poetry around 1810 , as had been thought . Coleridge died in 1834 . not Why didn’t he stop writing? What was his motivation? 7 8 +1411 1 Peru late Monday announced it had captured the last Ecuadorean stronghold in Peruvian territory and declared a unilateral cease - fire in the Andean border war . last Ecuadorean stronghold Where was the stronghold 8 11 +1411 1 Peru late Monday announced it had captured the last Ecuadorean stronghold in Peruvian territory and declared a unilateral cease - fire in the Andean border war . Ecuadorean stronghold in Peruvian territory Which town or city was the last captured? 9 14 +1411 2 The cease - fire will go into effect at noon ( 1700 GMT ) Tuesday , President Alberto Fujimori said in an address to the nation . Tuesday , What time period is this? 14 16 +1411 2 The cease - fire will go into effect at noon ( 1700 GMT ) Tuesday , President Alberto Fujimori said in an address to the nation . cease - fire How long has the war gone on? 1 4 +1411 3 There was no immediate reaction from the Ecuadorean government . But a television station in the Ecuadorean capital of Quito reported that officials were surprised and skeptical about the announcement . surprised and skeptical why were they so surprised/skeptical? 24 27 +1411 3 There was no immediate reaction from the Ecuadorean government . But a television station in the Ecuadorean capital of Quito reported that officials were surprised and skeptical about the announcement . surprised and skeptical about the announcement . Why would the Ecuadorean officials be surprised? 24 31 +1411 3 There was no immediate reaction from the Ecuadorean government . But a television station in the Ecuadorean capital of Quito reported that officials were surprised and skeptical about the announcement . Ecuadorean How will Ecuadorean government react to the cease-fire announcement? 7 8 +1411 4 " All Peru should know that at this moment . Ecuadorean troops have been expelled from our territory , " Fujimori said . expelled Is this really true? 14 15 +1412 1 The third round - robin of the America ' s Cup trials bring higher stakes , particuarly for the foreign challengers . foreign why are foreign challengers faced with more challenge? 19 20 +1412 1 The third round - robin of the America ' s Cup trials bring higher stakes , particuarly for the foreign challengers . America ' s Cup What sport is played at the America's Cup? 7 11 +1412 1 The third round - robin of the America ' s Cup trials bring higher stakes , particuarly for the foreign challengers . foreign challengers What countries are the challengers from? 19 21 +1412 1 The third round - robin of the America ' s Cup trials bring higher stakes , particuarly for the foreign challengers . trials What are these trials? 11 12 +1412 1 The third round - robin of the America ' s Cup trials bring higher stakes , particuarly for the foreign challengers . bring higher stakes , Why is this race so much more important? 12 16 +1412 2 " Round one and round two were very much practice rounds to sort things out , " New Zealand skipper Chris Dickson said . " Round three is reality . " practice Are the first two rounds less important to the final outcome? 9 10 +1412 2 " Round one and round two were very much practice rounds to sort things out , " New Zealand skipper Chris Dickson said . " Round three is reality . " skipper What is a skipper? 19 20 +1412 3 Crews will have a chance to gain ground in the third round because victories are worth four points , double that of round two . double that of round two why are the points double? 19 24 +1412 3 Crews will have a chance to gain ground in the third round because victories are worth four points , double that of round two . double Why do point values increase in round three? 19 20 +1412 3 Crews will have a chance to gain ground in the third round because victories are worth four points , double that of round two . Crews Which crews are participating? 0 1 +1412 4 " If we don ' t do well in this round - robin , we ' re dead , " said Syd Fischer , navigator and syndicate head of Sydney 95 . Sydney 95 What is sydney 95? Who is on that team and why should they win? 29 31 +1412 4 " If we don ' t do well in this round - robin , we ' re dead , " said Syd Fischer , navigator and syndicate head of Sydney 95 . round - robin , What comes after the round-robin? 10 14 +1412 4 " If we don ' t do well in this round - robin , we ' re dead , " said Syd Fischer , navigator and syndicate head of Sydney 95 . navigator What sport requires navigators? 24 25 +1412 4 " If we don ' t do well in this round - robin , we ' re dead , " said Syd Fischer , navigator and syndicate head of Sydney 95 . syndicate head What is this? 26 28 +1412 5 Team New Zealand leads the Louis Vuitton Cup for challengers with 16 points . Dickson ' s NZL - 39 and John Bertrand ' s oneAustralia are tied for second with 13 points , followed by Nippon with 10 and France3 with 7 . Team New Zealand leads the Louis Vuitton Cup how is this relevant to the America Cup? 0 8 +1412 5 Team New Zealand leads the Louis Vuitton Cup for challengers with 16 points . Dickson ' s NZL - 39 and John Bertrand ' s oneAustralia are tied for second with 13 points , followed by Nippon with 10 and France3 with 7 . Louis Vuitton Cup Is this a major tournament in this sport? 5 8 +1412 5 Team New Zealand leads the Louis Vuitton Cup for challengers with 16 points . Dickson ' s NZL - 39 and John Bertrand ' s oneAustralia are tied for second with 13 points , followed by Nippon with 10 and France3 with 7 . Louis Vuitton Cup What is this for? 5 8 +1412 5 Team New Zealand leads the Louis Vuitton Cup for challengers with 16 points . Dickson ' s NZL - 39 and John Bertrand ' s oneAustralia are tied for second with 13 points , followed by Nippon with 10 and France3 with 7 . Louis Vuitton Cup for challengers What constitutes a challenger in yacht racing? 5 10 +1413 1 The U . S . dollar edged lower against the Japanese yen Tuesday , and prices on the Tokyo Stock Exchange fell back following two trading days of gains . prices on the Tokyo Stock Exchange fell back What was the main culprit of the slide during this session? 15 23 +1413 1 The U . S . dollar edged lower against the Japanese yen Tuesday , and prices on the Tokyo Stock Exchange fell back following two trading days of gains . lower What caused this decrease to happen? 7 8 +1413 1 The U . S . dollar edged lower against the Japanese yen Tuesday , and prices on the Tokyo Stock Exchange fell back following two trading days of gains . Tuesday , of which year? 12 14 +1413 2 At 3 : 30 p . m . ( 0630 GMT ) , the dollar was trading at 98 . 75 yen , down 0 . 12 yen from late Monday trading in Tokyo and also slightly below its overnight New York level of 98 . 76 yen . below What does this signify for the U.S. dollar? 37 38 +1413 3 The dollar remained within a narrow range as investors refrained from taking any big moves in either direction ahead of U . S . economic reports to be released later in the week . The reports could provide clues to the future of the economy and inflation . reports How are these reports produced and how accurate are their predictions? 25 26 +1413 3 The dollar remained within a narrow range as investors refrained from taking any big moves in either direction ahead of U . S . economic reports to be released later in the week . The reports could provide clues to the future of the economy and inflation . U . S . economic reports What type of economic reports were going to be released? 20 26 +1413 3 The dollar remained within a narrow range as investors refrained from taking any big moves in either direction ahead of U . S . economic reports to be released later in the week . The reports could provide clues to the future of the economy and inflation . reports What are some expectations of the U.S. economic reports? 25 26 +1413 3 The dollar remained within a narrow range as investors refrained from taking any big moves in either direction ahead of U . S . economic reports to be released later in the week . The reports could provide clues to the future of the economy and inflation . clues what type of clues? 38 39 +1413 4 Later in the day the Commerce Department reports on retail sales for January , and the following day the government will release reports on consumer prices and industrial production in January and business inventories for December . January What year is this article from? 12 13 +1413 5 Also , the government reports on January housing sales and December trade will be released later in the week . January housing sales and December trade why does it take so long? 6 12 +1414 1 TOKYO ( AP ) - Despite scores of complaints from Japanese companies over trademark and copyright infringements in China , Tokyo officials are content to let Washington wield the stick in trade negotiations there . trademark and copyright infringements How were they being infringed? 13 17 +1414 1 TOKYO ( AP ) - Despite scores of complaints from Japanese companies over trademark and copyright infringements in China , Tokyo officials are content to let Washington wield the stick in trade negotiations there . content Why are they content? 23 24 +1414 1 TOKYO ( AP ) - Despite scores of complaints from Japanese companies over trademark and copyright infringements in China , Tokyo officials are content to let Washington wield the stick in trade negotiations there . complaints Why are there complaints? 8 9 +1414 1 TOKYO ( AP ) - Despite scores of complaints from Japanese companies over trademark and copyright infringements in China , Tokyo officials are content to let Washington wield the stick in trade negotiations there . Tokyo officials are content Why are Tokyo officials content to let Washington lead the trade negotiations? 20 24 +1414 2 " Our approach to China is not so attacking . It ' s more cooperative , " says trade official Toshikazu Masuyama . cooperative , " What is an example of cooperation? 14 17 +1414 2 " Our approach to China is not so attacking . It ' s more cooperative , " says trade official Toshikazu Masuyama . cooperative , " How are they being cooperative? 14 17 +1414 2 " Our approach to China is not so attacking . It ' s more cooperative , " says trade official Toshikazu Masuyama . more cooperative , " Why is their approve more cooperative and not attacking? 13 17 +1414 3 But that doesn ' t mean Japan is unwilling to reap the benefits of U . S . trade action . reap the benefits of U . S . trade action How are they benefiting? 10 20 +1414 3 But that doesn ' t mean Japan is unwilling to reap the benefits of U . S . trade action . benefits What benefits? 12 13 +1414 3 But that doesn ' t mean Japan is unwilling to reap the benefits of U . S . trade action . benefits How are the benefits reaped? 12 13 +1414 4 " If the U . S . pressures the Chinese government , protection of intellectual property rights will improve worldwide , " Masuyama says , adding that Japan knows the tactics can be effective because they ' ve worked here . worked When have they worked in the past? 38 39 +1414 4 " If the U . S . pressures the Chinese government , protection of intellectual property rights will improve worldwide , " Masuyama says , adding that Japan knows the tactics can be effective because they ' ve worked here . worked How have they worked? Why is this important in the context? 38 39 +1414 4 " If the U . S . pressures the Chinese government , protection of intellectual property rights will improve worldwide , " Masuyama says , adding that Japan knows the tactics can be effective because they ' ve worked here . Japan knows the tactics How can Japan knows the tactics can be effective? 27 31 +1414 5 U . S . and Chinese officials on Tuesday were to resume last - ditch talks to try to avert a trade war over more than dlrs 1 billion that Washington says U . S . companies lose from illegal Chinese copies of music CDs , computer software and more . a trade war over more than dlrs 1 billion What would the trade war entail? 20 29 +1414 5 U . S . and Chinese officials on Tuesday were to resume last - ditch talks to try to avert a trade war over more than dlrs 1 billion that Washington says U . S . companies lose from illegal Chinese copies of music CDs , computer software and more . last - ditch Why is it last ditch? 12 15 +1414 5 U . S . and Chinese officials on Tuesday were to resume last - ditch talks to try to avert a trade war over more than dlrs 1 billion that Washington says U . S . companies lose from illegal Chinese copies of music CDs , computer software and more . avert How can the trade war be averted? 19 20 +1415 1 A limited cease - fire between Russia and Chechen rebels began Tuesday , with both sides agreeing to halt the use of heavy artillery . Russia and Chechen rebels Why are they fighting? 6 10 +1415 1 A limited cease - fire between Russia and Chechen rebels began Tuesday , with both sides agreeing to halt the use of heavy artillery . heavy artillery What constituted heavy artillery in this agreement? 22 24 +1415 1 A limited cease - fire between Russia and Chechen rebels began Tuesday , with both sides agreeing to halt the use of heavy artillery . both sides agreeing to halt Why did both sides agree to halt? 14 19 +1415 2 Many were skeptical that the latest truce would hold , but early reports indicated that the war zone was quiet . Russian helicopter gunships continued to fly over the region from their base in Beslan , about 120 kilometers ( 75 miles ) west of Grozny . hold , why are they skeptical 8 10 +1415 2 Many were skeptical that the latest truce would hold , but early reports indicated that the war zone was quiet . Russian helicopter gunships continued to fly over the region from their base in Beslan , about 120 kilometers ( 75 miles ) west of Grozny . fly why are they flying over the region? 26 27 +1415 2 Many were skeptical that the latest truce would hold , but early reports indicated that the war zone was quiet . Russian helicopter gunships continued to fly over the region from their base in Beslan , about 120 kilometers ( 75 miles ) west of Grozny . Many were skeptical Why was there such skepticism? 0 3 +1415 2 Many were skeptical that the latest truce would hold , but early reports indicated that the war zone was quiet . Russian helicopter gunships continued to fly over the region from their base in Beslan , about 120 kilometers ( 75 miles ) west of Grozny . Many were skeptical that the latest truce Why were many skeptical the truce would hold? 0 7 +1415 3 In Moscow , a top Russian commander , Lt . Gen . Lev Rokhlin , was among those predicting that peace talks would ultimately fail . " It is impossible to reach agreement with them because their hands are stained with blood , " he told the ITAR - Tass news agency . stained with blood , " Whose blood is he referring to? 39 44 +1415 4 Vladimir Nikanorov , a spokesman for the Russian Defense Ministry , said the cease - fire pact was reached in five hours of talks Monday between the commander of Russian troops in Chechnya , Col . Gen . Anatoly Kulikov , and Aslan Maskhadov , the chief of separatist Chechen forces . pact was reached in five hours of talks How did the sides agree to hold the talks? 16 24 +1415 5 " The parties have reached an agreement to stop fighting with heavy artillery starting tomorrow , " Nikanorov said in Moscow . stop fighting with heavy artillery Does this mean they can use smaller weapons? 8 13 +1416 1 Rosemary West must stand trial for the murder of 10 people , including her daughter and stepdaughter , a judge ruled Tuesday . Rosemary Why did she allegedly murder 10 people? 0 1 +1416 1 Rosemary West must stand trial for the murder of 10 people , including her daughter and stepdaughter , a judge ruled Tuesday . the murder of 10 people , How were these people murdered? 6 12 +1416 1 Rosemary West must stand trial for the murder of 10 people , including her daughter and stepdaughter , a judge ruled Tuesday . stand trial What has she been accused of? 3 5 +1416 1 Rosemary West must stand trial for the murder of 10 people , including her daughter and stepdaughter , a judge ruled Tuesday . 10 people , What were the 10 people? 9 12 +1416 2 The apparent suicide of her husband , suspected serial killer Frederick West , found hanged in his cell on New Year ' s Day , had raised doubts about whether his widow will be tried . raised doubts Why were people doubting her competency to stand trial? 26 28 +1416 2 The apparent suicide of her husband , suspected serial killer Frederick West , found hanged in his cell on New Year ' s Day , had raised doubts about whether his widow will be tried . husband , What was he convicted of? 5 7 +1416 2 The apparent suicide of her husband , suspected serial killer Frederick West , found hanged in his cell on New Year ' s Day , had raised doubts about whether his widow will be tried . apparent suicide How was his suicide apparent? 1 3 +1416 2 The apparent suicide of her husband , suspected serial killer Frederick West , found hanged in his cell on New Year ' s Day , had raised doubts about whether his widow will be tried . husband , suspected serial killer How many people was he suspected of killing? 5 10 +1416 2 The apparent suicide of her husband , suspected serial killer Frederick West , found hanged in his cell on New Year ' s Day , had raised doubts about whether his widow will be tried . found hanged who found him? 13 15 +1416 3 But Chief Metropolitan Stipendiary Magistrate Peter Badge said at the end of a weeklong committal hearing that he found sufficient evidence against Mrs . West to make her stand trial at Bristol Crown Court in the autumn . evidence how did he find evidence? 20 21 +1416 3 But Chief Metropolitan Stipendiary Magistrate Peter Badge said at the end of a weeklong committal hearing that he found sufficient evidence against Mrs . West to make her stand trial at Bristol Crown Court in the autumn . weeklong committal hearing Why did the hearing take a week? 13 16 +1416 3 But Chief Metropolitan Stipendiary Magistrate Peter Badge said at the end of a weeklong committal hearing that he found sufficient evidence against Mrs . West to make her stand trial at Bristol Crown Court in the autumn . evidence What evidence was found? 20 21 +1416 4 A committal hearing is a routine step in the British judicial process , confirming that the accused has a case to answer . Mrs . West ' s attorneys had argued that with the death of her husband , the case should be dropped . the case should be dropped How does the death of her husband lead to her not being able to stand? 39 44 +1416 4 A committal hearing is a routine step in the British judicial process , confirming that the accused has a case to answer . Mrs . West ' s attorneys had argued that with the death of her husband , the case should be dropped . death Why would the case be dropped because of her husbands death? 34 35 +1416 4 A committal hearing is a routine step in the British judicial process , confirming that the accused has a case to answer . Mrs . West ' s attorneys had argued that with the death of her husband , the case should be dropped . had argued What was their argument? 29 31 +1416 4 A committal hearing is a routine step in the British judicial process , confirming that the accused has a case to answer . Mrs . West ' s attorneys had argued that with the death of her husband , the case should be dropped . be dropped Why should it be dropped? 42 44 +1416 5 They also contended that the huge amount of publicity surrounding the case would make it difficult to find an impartial jury . publicity Why would that make any difference? 8 9 +1416 5 They also contended that the huge amount of publicity surrounding the case would make it difficult to find an impartial jury . huge amount of publicity Why was there so much publicity? 5 9 +1417 1 Washington has asked Tokyo to provide scientific information about an improved type of wing developed for Japan ' s latest jet fighter , which is based on the U . S . - made F - 16 , officials said Tuesday . Japan ' s latest jet fighter , What is the name of this fighter? 16 23 +1417 1 Washington has asked Tokyo to provide scientific information about an improved type of wing developed for Japan ' s latest jet fighter , which is based on the U . S . - made F - 16 , officials said Tuesday . improved type of wing How is this new wing improved over previous models? 10 14 +1417 1 Washington has asked Tokyo to provide scientific information about an improved type of wing developed for Japan ' s latest jet fighter , which is based on the U . S . - made F - 16 , officials said Tuesday . improved type of wing how is this wing improved from the previous model? 10 14 +1417 1 Washington has asked Tokyo to provide scientific information about an improved type of wing developed for Japan ' s latest jet fighter , which is based on the U . S . - made F - 16 , officials said Tuesday . has asked Tokyo What did they ask Tokyo? 1 4 +1417 1 Washington has asked Tokyo to provide scientific information about an improved type of wing developed for Japan ' s latest jet fighter , which is based on the U . S . - made F - 16 , officials said Tuesday . provide scientific information Scientific information about what? 5 8 +1417 1 Washington has asked Tokyo to provide scientific information about an improved type of wing developed for Japan ' s latest jet fighter , which is based on the U . S . - made F - 16 , officials said Tuesday . developed for Japan ' s What is Washington involved? 14 19 +1417 2 " The issue has been discussed for some time between authorities concerned from both sides , " said Japanese Defense Agency spokesman Takahiro Goto . some time how long is 'some time'? 7 9 +1417 2 " The issue has been discussed for some time between authorities concerned from both sides , " said Japanese Defense Agency spokesman Takahiro Goto . some time How long have they been discussing this? 7 9 +1417 2 " The issue has been discussed for some time between authorities concerned from both sides , " said Japanese Defense Agency spokesman Takahiro Goto . concerned What is their exact concern? 11 12 +1417 3 Goto said the technology developed by Japan ' s Mitsubishi Heavy Industries involves a composite material from carbon fiber that enables production of a wing that is lighter , wider and stronger . composite material what is the composite material made from carbon fiber? 14 16 +1417 3 Goto said the technology developed by Japan ' s Mitsubishi Heavy Industries involves a composite material from carbon fiber that enables production of a wing that is lighter , wider and stronger . wing that is lighter , wider and stronger why is this necessary? and how much lighter/wider/stronger? 24 32 +1417 3 Goto said the technology developed by Japan ' s Mitsubishi Heavy Industries involves a composite material from carbon fiber that enables production of a wing that is lighter , wider and stronger . technology developed What technology was developed? 3 5 +1417 3 Goto said the technology developed by Japan ' s Mitsubishi Heavy Industries involves a composite material from carbon fiber that enables production of a wing that is lighter , wider and stronger . composite material What is this material? 14 16 +1417 3 Goto said the technology developed by Japan ' s Mitsubishi Heavy Industries involves a composite material from carbon fiber that enables production of a wing that is lighter , wider and stronger . lighter , wider and stronger How much lighter, wider and stronger? 27 32 +1417 4 Under a 1988 agreement on the joint development of the FSX fighter , both sides are obliged to provide the other side with any " derivative " technology , Goto explained . 1988 agreement Why does this agreement exist?\n 2 4 +1417 4 Under a 1988 agreement on the joint development of the FSX fighter , both sides are obliged to provide the other side with any " derivative " technology , Goto explained . any " derivative " technology , how is derivative technology defined? 23 29 +1417 4 Under a 1988 agreement on the joint development of the FSX fighter , both sides are obliged to provide the other side with any " derivative " technology , Goto explained . agreement What was the agreement? 3 4 +1417 4 Under a 1988 agreement on the joint development of the FSX fighter , both sides are obliged to provide the other side with any " derivative " technology , Goto explained . obliged Why are they both obligated? 16 17 +1417 5 U . S . and Japanese officials have yet to determine if the Mitsubishi technology is its own or derivative , he added . technology is its own or derivative , What would constitute a derivative technology? 14 21 +1417 5 U . S . and Japanese officials have yet to determine if the Mitsubishi technology is its own or derivative , he added . yet to determine Is there a deadline? 8 11 +1418 1 On the eve of a new round of trade talks aimed at preventing a China - U . S . trade war , China said on Tuesday it hoped U . S . negotiators would be flexible and that an early settlement could be reached . preventing a China - U . S . trade war , What industries would be affected by this trade issue? 12 23 +1418 1 On the eve of a new round of trade talks aimed at preventing a China - U . S . trade war , China said on Tuesday it hoped U . S . negotiators would be flexible and that an early settlement could be reached . talks How long have these trade talks gone on? 9 10 +1418 1 On the eve of a new round of trade talks aimed at preventing a China - U . S . trade war , China said on Tuesday it hoped U . S . negotiators would be flexible and that an early settlement could be reached . negotiators What are the issues on the table for these negotiators to solve? 33 34 +1418 1 On the eve of a new round of trade talks aimed at preventing a China - U . S . trade war , China said on Tuesday it hoped U . S . negotiators would be flexible and that an early settlement could be reached . China - U . S . trade war , Why is a China-U.S. trade war a possibility? 14 23 +1418 1 On the eve of a new round of trade talks aimed at preventing a China - U . S . trade war , China said on Tuesday it hoped U . S . negotiators would be flexible and that an early settlement could be reached . flexible What are U.S. negotiators demanding? 36 37 +1418 2 The United States wants to see substantial progress in China ' s fight against piracy of U . S . software , movies and music before Feb . 26 . progress What kind of progress would the United States be satisfied with? 7 8 +1418 2 The United States wants to see substantial progress in China ' s fight against piracy of U . S . software , movies and music before Feb . 26 . before Feb . 26 of which year? 25 29 +1418 2 The United States wants to see substantial progress in China ' s fight against piracy of U . S . software , movies and music before Feb . 26 . piracy What portion of piracy of American media takes place in China? 14 15 +1418 3 If there is no progress in intellectual property rights protection , the United States plans to impose 100 punitive tariffs that will double the cost of more than dlrs 1 billion of Chinese exports to the United States . intellectual property rights protection , How would China protect individual property rights? 6 11 +1418 3 If there is no progress in intellectual property rights protection , the United States plans to impose 100 punitive tariffs that will double the cost of more than dlrs 1 billion of Chinese exports to the United States . 100 punitive tariffs are they allowed to do that? 17 20 +1418 3 If there is no progress in intellectual property rights protection , the United States plans to impose 100 punitive tariffs that will double the cost of more than dlrs 1 billion of Chinese exports to the United States . 100 punitive tariffs What items will the punitive tariffs be applied to? 17 20 +1418 4 China plans to enact counter - measures if U . S . sanctions go into effect . enact counter - measures Which types of items would be affected by these measures? 3 7 +1418 4 China plans to enact counter - measures if U . S . sanctions go into effect . counter - measures What kind of counter-measures? 4 7 +1418 4 China plans to enact counter - measures if U . S . sanctions go into effect . counter - measures what type of measures? 4 7 +1418 4 China plans to enact counter - measures if U . S . sanctions go into effect . counter - measures What countermeasures will China enact? 4 7 +1418 5 Lee Sands , the head of the U . S . negotiating team , arrived in Beijing Tuesday afternoon . arrived Where did he travel from? 14 15 +1419 1 President Nelson Mandela accepted an apology Tuesday from his estranged wife , Winnie , for calling his government weak and unresponsive but warned against further breaks from his leadership . estranged wife , Why is his wife estranged? 9 12 +1419 1 President Nelson Mandela accepted an apology Tuesday from his estranged wife , Winnie , for calling his government weak and unresponsive but warned against further breaks from his leadership . estranged wife , Why is his wife estranged from him? 9 12 +1419 1 President Nelson Mandela accepted an apology Tuesday from his estranged wife , Winnie , for calling his government weak and unresponsive but warned against further breaks from his leadership . weak and unresponsive Why have these allegations been made? 18 21 +1419 1 President Nelson Mandela accepted an apology Tuesday from his estranged wife , Winnie , for calling his government weak and unresponsive but warned against further breaks from his leadership . government weak and unresponsive What were the bases for Winnie making these statements? 17 21 +1419 1 President Nelson Mandela accepted an apology Tuesday from his estranged wife , Winnie , for calling his government weak and unresponsive but warned against further breaks from his leadership . apology Was there a need for an apology that became publicized? 5 6 +1419 2 Mrs . Mandela ' s apology came in the second of two letters to her husband on Monday . The first defended her criticism of the government during a Feb . 4 funeral for a slain policeman but contained no apology . The second letter , later Monday , was more contrite . second of two letters what was the first letter about 9 13 +1419 2 Mrs . Mandela ' s apology came in the second of two letters to her husband on Monday . The first defended her criticism of the government during a Feb . 4 funeral for a slain policeman but contained no apology . The second letter , later Monday , was more contrite . funeral for a slain policeman How did the policeman die? 32 37 +1419 2 Mrs . Mandela ' s apology came in the second of two letters to her husband on Monday . The first defended her criticism of the government during a Feb . 4 funeral for a slain policeman but contained no apology . The second letter , later Monday , was more contrite . letters How have these private letters become publicized? 12 13 +1419 4 In his response , Mandela called Mrs . Mandela ' s criticism " inconsistent " with her position in the government but said he accepted the apology . " inconsistent " what would be consistent with her position? 12 15 +1419 4 In his response , Mandela called Mrs . Mandela ' s criticism " inconsistent " with her position in the government but said he accepted the apology . " inconsistent " Why is it considered inconsistent? 12 15 +1419 4 In his response , Mandela called Mrs . Mandela ' s criticism " inconsistent " with her position in the government but said he accepted the apology . with her position in the government What was her position in the government? 15 21 +1419 4 In his response , Mandela called Mrs . Mandela ' s criticism " inconsistent " with her position in the government but said he accepted the apology . response , In what form did Mandela's response come? 2 4 +1419 5 " Ministers and deputy ministers are custodians of the policy of the government of the day , " the statement read . " Their acceptance of positions in the government obliges them not only to help formulate policy in the relevant fora , but also to implement to the letter the decisions of the government . " relevant fora , what are the relevant fora 40 43 +1420 1 Retail sales rose modestly in January , held back by the first drop in auto sales in half a year . It was the ninth straight month when sales either rose or remained steady . first drop in auto sales in half a year What led to the drop in auto sales? 11 20 +1420 1 Retail sales rose modestly in January , held back by the first drop in auto sales in half a year . It was the ninth straight month when sales either rose or remained steady . Retail sales In which country? 0 2 +1420 1 Retail sales rose modestly in January , held back by the first drop in auto sales in half a year . It was the ninth straight month when sales either rose or remained steady . drop in auto sales Why did auto sales drop in January? 12 16 +1420 2 The Commerce Department said Tuesday that sales advanced 0 . 2 percent last month , less than analysts predicted , and matched the December advance . less than analysts predicted , Why were analysts predicting higher sales? 15 20 +1420 2 The Commerce Department said Tuesday that sales advanced 0 . 2 percent last month , less than analysts predicted , and matched the December advance . less than analysts predicted , How much was predicted? 15 20 +1420 2 The Commerce Department said Tuesday that sales advanced 0 . 2 percent last month , less than analysts predicted , and matched the December advance . less than analysts predicted , Is this a disappointing result? 15 20 +1420 3 The government previously estimated that sales fell 0 . 1 percent in December , prompting speculation a long - awaited slowdown in consumer spending had begun . long - awaited slowdown in consumer spending How long had it been since some sort of contraction? 17 24 +1420 3 The government previously estimated that sales fell 0 . 1 percent in December , prompting speculation a long - awaited slowdown in consumer spending had begun . long - awaited Why was a slowdown in customer spending predicted? 17 20 +1420 4 Auto sales fell 0 . 6 percent last month , the first drop since a 1 percent decline in July . Excluding car sales , a volatile component , retail sales rose 0 . 4 percent in January . volatile component , What makes car sales volatile? 26 29 +1420 5 The Commerce Department also revised its figures for November to show a sales gain of 0 . 4 percent instead of an earlier 0 . 2 percent estimate . figures What do annual figures look like so far? 6 7 +1420 5 The Commerce Department also revised its figures for November to show a sales gain of 0 . 4 percent instead of an earlier 0 . 2 percent estimate . revised What new information changed their calculation? 4 5 +1421 1 Fire swept through a house on Pittsburgh ' s east side Tuesday , killing three firefighters who were trapped when a burning stairway collapsed while they were trying to save three colleagues , authorities said . burning stairway collapsed Why was the stairway able to collapse? 21 24 +1421 1 Fire swept through a house on Pittsburgh ' s east side Tuesday , killing three firefighters who were trapped when a burning stairway collapsed while they were trying to save three colleagues , authorities said . Fire What caused the fire? 0 1 +1421 1 Fire swept through a house on Pittsburgh ' s east side Tuesday , killing three firefighters who were trapped when a burning stairway collapsed while they were trying to save three colleagues , authorities said . colleagues , Were the colleagues saved? 31 33 +1421 1 Fire swept through a house on Pittsburgh ' s east side Tuesday , killing three firefighters who were trapped when a burning stairway collapsed while they were trying to save three colleagues , authorities said . trying to save three colleagues , Did the three colleagues survive the fire? 27 33 +1421 2 The three colleagues were rescued by others and treated for smoke inhalation , said John Roundtree , chief of communications for the city ' s emergency dispatch center . The family that lived in the four - story home escaped without injury . others Who were these other people who saved the colleagues? 6 7 +1421 2 The three colleagues were rescued by others and treated for smoke inhalation , said John Roundtree , chief of communications for the city ' s emergency dispatch center . The family that lived in the four - story home escaped without injury . escaped without injury By \"escaped,\" does that mean that they were able to escape from the fire by themselves or with the help of the firefighters? 39 42 +1421 3 It was the worst loss of life in the city ' s fire department since three firefighters died 22 years ago , said Raymond Demichiei , dispatch operations supervisor . One of the dead was a woman . died 22 years ago , How did the three firefighters from 22 years ago pass away? 17 22 +1421 4 " We ' ve had people die from heart attacks and vehicle accidents , but nothing like this , " he said . nothing Does this mean they are lacking experience dealing with these scenarios? 15 16 +1421 5 The three had gone into the basement of the home to help their three colleagues get out . When the stairs collapsed , they were trapped in a recreation room that had thick plastic glass windows , said firefighter union president Joseph King . colleagues How did the colleagues get out? 14 15 +1421 5 The three had gone into the basement of the home to help their three colleagues get out . When the stairs collapsed , they were trapped in a recreation room that had thick plastic glass windows , said firefighter union president Joseph King . thick plastic glass windows , Is it recommended not to have thick plastic glass windows? 32 37 +1422 1 The government on Tuesday threatened to pull out of a truce keeping most of Bosnia at peace unless Serbs stop attacks in the northwest and permit aid convoys through to feed the famished . The government what government has threatened to pull out of a truce? 0 2 +1422 1 The government on Tuesday threatened to pull out of a truce keeping most of Bosnia at peace unless Serbs stop attacks in the northwest and permit aid convoys through to feed the famished . permit Are Serbs blocking or attacking aid convoys? 25 26 +1422 1 The government on Tuesday threatened to pull out of a truce keeping most of Bosnia at peace unless Serbs stop attacks in the northwest and permit aid convoys through to feed the famished . most What regions of Bosnia are at peace under the current truce? 12 13 +1422 1 The government on Tuesday threatened to pull out of a truce keeping most of Bosnia at peace unless Serbs stop attacks in the northwest and permit aid convoys through to feed the famished . attacks What attacks have taken place in the northwest? 20 21 +1422 1 The government on Tuesday threatened to pull out of a truce keeping most of Bosnia at peace unless Serbs stop attacks in the northwest and permit aid convoys through to feed the famished . government Which government? 1 2 +1422 1 The government on Tuesday threatened to pull out of a truce keeping most of Bosnia at peace unless Serbs stop attacks in the northwest and permit aid convoys through to feed the famished . Tuesday What is the date? 3 4 +1422 1 The government on Tuesday threatened to pull out of a truce keeping most of Bosnia at peace unless Serbs stop attacks in the northwest and permit aid convoys through to feed the famished . famished Where are the famished? 32 33 +1422 1 The government on Tuesday threatened to pull out of a truce keeping most of Bosnia at peace unless Serbs stop attacks in the northwest and permit aid convoys through to feed the famished . threatened to pull out of a truce Why was the truce looking to be ended? 4 11 +1422 2 The warning , contained in a statement issued by the Bosnian embassy in Zagreb , Croatia , was originally delivered Monday by Bosnian Foreign Minister Irfan Ljubijankic to senior U . N . envoy Yashushi Akashi . warning , how severe is the warning to the people of the country? 1 3 +1422 2 The warning , contained in a statement issued by the Bosnian embassy in Zagreb , Croatia , was originally delivered Monday by Bosnian Foreign Minister Irfan Ljubijankic to senior U . N . envoy Yashushi Akashi . embassy Why was the statement delivered through an embassy outside Bosnia rather than directly through official state channels? 11 12 +1422 2 The warning , contained in a statement issued by the Bosnian embassy in Zagreb , Croatia , was originally delivered Monday by Bosnian Foreign Minister Irfan Ljubijankic to senior U . N . envoy Yashushi Akashi . Monday What is the date? 20 21 +1422 3 Ljubijankic said conditions in the northwestern Bihac pocket had to improve within the next 24 hours or the Bosnian government would consider the truce invalid . But fighting continued into Tuesday , the day set by the ultimatum , and Serbs continued to refuse an aid convoy access into the region . conditions in the northwestern what lead to bad conditions? how do they plan to improve the conditions? 2 6 +1422 3 Ljubijankic said conditions in the northwestern Bihac pocket had to improve within the next 24 hours or the Bosnian government would consider the truce invalid . But fighting continued into Tuesday , the day set by the ultimatum , and Serbs continued to refuse an aid convoy access into the region . refuse Why are the Serbs refusing? 43 44 +1422 3 Ljubijankic said conditions in the northwestern Bihac pocket had to improve within the next 24 hours or the Bosnian government would consider the truce invalid . But fighting continued into Tuesday , the day set by the ultimatum , and Serbs continued to refuse an aid convoy access into the region . within Why was such a short time limit placed on this ultimatum? 11 12 +1422 3 Ljubijankic said conditions in the northwestern Bihac pocket had to improve within the next 24 hours or the Bosnian government would consider the truce invalid . But fighting continued into Tuesday , the day set by the ultimatum , and Serbs continued to refuse an aid convoy access into the region . refuse Why are the Serbs refusing to let aid conveys through? 43 44 +1422 3 Ljubijankic said conditions in the northwestern Bihac pocket had to improve within the next 24 hours or the Bosnian government would consider the truce invalid . But fighting continued into Tuesday , the day set by the ultimatum , and Serbs continued to refuse an aid convoy access into the region . 24 hours When does this time run-out? 14 16 +1422 3 Ljubijankic said conditions in the northwestern Bihac pocket had to improve within the next 24 hours or the Bosnian government would consider the truce invalid . But fighting continued into Tuesday , the day set by the ultimatum , and Serbs continued to refuse an aid convoy access into the region . refuse an aid convoy access into the region . Why was the aid being refused? 43 52 +1422 4 There was no immediate comment from the government in Sarajevo on the ultimatum , which is bound to result in an upsurge of fighting if carried out . Except for the Bihac pocket , the truce has kept most of Bosnia quiet since coming into effect Jan . 1 . fighting how would they prevent fighting from happening ? 23 24 +1422 4 There was no immediate comment from the government in Sarajevo on the ultimatum , which is bound to result in an upsurge of fighting if carried out . Except for the Bihac pocket , the truce has kept most of Bosnia quiet since coming into effect Jan . 1 . government Was this ultimatum issued outside of official state intentions? 7 8 +1422 4 There was no immediate comment from the government in Sarajevo on the ultimatum , which is bound to result in an upsurge of fighting if carried out . Except for the Bihac pocket , the truce has kept most of Bosnia quiet since coming into effect Jan . 1 . Bihac Why is fighting so prevalent in the Bihac pocket? 31 32 +1422 4 There was no immediate comment from the government in Sarajevo on the ultimatum , which is bound to result in an upsurge of fighting if carried out . Except for the Bihac pocket , the truce has kept most of Bosnia quiet since coming into effect Jan . 1 . Jan . 1 What year? 46 49 +1422 5 But U . N . officials said that President Alija Izetbegovic warned Akashi in a letter sent Monday that unless fighting around Bihac ceased immediately he would order other units to that front line to help government forces . other units to that front line what are these other units? What do they have the power to do legally? 28 34 +1422 5 But U . N . officials said that President Alija Izetbegovic warned Akashi in a letter sent Monday that unless fighting around Bihac ceased immediately he would order other units to that front line to help government forces . other What units are already on the front line in Bihac? 28 29 +1422 5 But U . N . officials said that President Alija Izetbegovic warned Akashi in a letter sent Monday that unless fighting around Bihac ceased immediately he would order other units to that front line to help government forces . Monday What is the date? 17 18 +1423 1 Fundamental freedoms are lagging behind rapid economic growth in Vietnam , according to a new U . N . report . Fundamental freedoms are lagging Which personal freedoms are having trouble keeping up in Vietnam? 0 4 +1423 1 Fundamental freedoms are lagging behind rapid economic growth in Vietnam , according to a new U . N . report . Fundamental freedoms What fundamental freedoms are they referring to? 0 2 +1423 1 Fundamental freedoms are lagging behind rapid economic growth in Vietnam , according to a new U . N . report . freedoms What specific freedoms was the UN report referencing? 1 2 +1423 2 At a meeting of the Commission on Human Rights , the working group on arbitrary detention voiced concern at the restrictions on freedom of opinion despite new policies embodied in the 1992 constitution . restrictions on freedom of opinion What type of restrictions on opinions were being seen? 20 25 +1423 2 At a meeting of the Commission on Human Rights , the working group on arbitrary detention voiced concern at the restrictions on freedom of opinion despite new policies embodied in the 1992 constitution . new policies embodied in the 1992 constitution What were these new policies? 26 33 +1423 2 At a meeting of the Commission on Human Rights , the working group on arbitrary detention voiced concern at the restrictions on freedom of opinion despite new policies embodied in the 1992 constitution . policies What freedoms were these new policies supposed to enforce? 27 28 +1423 3 " The group is concerned at the lack of progress in lifting . restrictions on freedom of opinion in all its forms , both individual and collective , " the report said . lack What was the data or events that prompted the report to be concerned over the lack of progress? 7 8 +1423 4 The group visited Vietnam for one week in October last year . It was the first time a U . N . human rights body had visited the country under the present government . under the present government What is the present government? 29 33 +1423 4 The group visited Vietnam for one week in October last year . It was the first time a U . N . human rights body had visited the country under the present government . body Who was part of this U.N. human rights body? 24 25 +1423 5 But despite visiting three labor camps , the group was barred from any visits to pre - trial detention centers , a central part of their mandate . visits to pre - trial detention centers , Why were the working groups barred from going to detention centers? 13 21 +1423 5 But despite visiting three labor camps , the group was barred from any visits to pre - trial detention centers , a central part of their mandate . barred Why were they barred? 10 11 +1424 1 Fire swept through a house on Pittsburgh ' s east side Tuesday , killing three firefighters who were trapped when a burning stairway collapsed while they were trying to save three colleagues , authorities said . Fire swept through a house What was the cause of the fire? 0 5 +1424 1 Fire swept through a house on Pittsburgh ' s east side Tuesday , killing three firefighters who were trapped when a burning stairway collapsed while they were trying to save three colleagues , authorities said . killing three firefighters How were they killed? 13 16 +1424 1 Fire swept through a house on Pittsburgh ' s east side Tuesday , killing three firefighters who were trapped when a burning stairway collapsed while they were trying to save three colleagues , authorities said . save three colleagues , Did the colleagues survive? 29 33 +1424 1 Fire swept through a house on Pittsburgh ' s east side Tuesday , killing three firefighters who were trapped when a burning stairway collapsed while they were trying to save three colleagues , authorities said . trying to save three colleagues , How did they escape? 27 33 +1424 1 Fire swept through a house on Pittsburgh ' s east side Tuesday , killing three firefighters who were trapped when a burning stairway collapsed while they were trying to save three colleagues , authorities said . Fire How was the fire started? 0 1 +1424 1 Fire swept through a house on Pittsburgh ' s east side Tuesday , killing three firefighters who were trapped when a burning stairway collapsed while they were trying to save three colleagues , authorities said . firefighters How many were in the house fighting the fire? 15 16 +1424 2 The three colleagues were rescued by others and treated for smoke inhalation , said John Roundtree , chief of communications for the city ' s emergency dispatch center . The family that lived in the three - story frame home escaped without injury . were rescued How were they rescued? 3 5 +1424 2 The three colleagues were rescued by others and treated for smoke inhalation , said John Roundtree , chief of communications for the city ' s emergency dispatch center . The family that lived in the three - story frame home escaped without injury . three - story frame home How old was the home? 35 40 +1424 2 The three colleagues were rescued by others and treated for smoke inhalation , said John Roundtree , chief of communications for the city ' s emergency dispatch center . The family that lived in the three - story frame home escaped without injury . escaped How did they escape? 40 41 +1424 2 The three colleagues were rescued by others and treated for smoke inhalation , said John Roundtree , chief of communications for the city ' s emergency dispatch center . The family that lived in the three - story frame home escaped without injury . family How many family members were there? 30 31 +1424 3 It was the worst loss of life in the city ' s fire department since three firefighters died 22 years ago , said Raymond Demichiei , dispatch operations supervisor . One of the dead was a woman . three firefighters died 22 years ago , How did they die? 15 22 +1424 3 It was the worst loss of life in the city ' s fire department since three firefighters died 22 years ago , said Raymond Demichiei , dispatch operations supervisor . One of the dead was a woman . firefighters How many firefighters were fighting that fire 22 years ago? 16 17 +1424 4 " We ' ve had people die from heart attacks and vehicle accidents , but nothing like this , " he said . had people die How many people have died? 4 7 +1424 4 " We ' ve had people die from heart attacks and vehicle accidents , but nothing like this , " he said . heart How many people died from heart attack that year the fire happened? 8 9 +1424 4 " We ' ve had people die from heart attacks and vehicle accidents , but nothing like this , " he said . vehicle How many people died from vehicle accidents that year the fire happened? 11 12 +1424 5 The three had gone into the basement of the home to help their three colleagues get out . When the stairs collapsed , they were trapped in a recreation room that had thick plastic glass windows , said firefighter union president Joseph King . basement of the home Was the fire present in the basement? 6 10 +1424 5 The three had gone into the basement of the home to help their three colleagues get out . When the stairs collapsed , they were trapped in a recreation room that had thick plastic glass windows , said firefighter union president Joseph King . to help What were they doing to help? 10 12 +1424 5 The three had gone into the basement of the home to help their three colleagues get out . When the stairs collapsed , they were trapped in a recreation room that had thick plastic glass windows , said firefighter union president Joseph King . they were trapped How long were they trapped? 23 26 +1424 5 The three had gone into the basement of the home to help their three colleagues get out . When the stairs collapsed , they were trapped in a recreation room that had thick plastic glass windows , said firefighter union president Joseph King . thick plastic glass windows , Are these a fire hazard, or particularly dangerous in a fire? 32 37 +1424 5 The three had gone into the basement of the home to help their three colleagues get out . When the stairs collapsed , they were trapped in a recreation room that had thick plastic glass windows , said firefighter union president Joseph King . When the stairs collapsed , Why had the stairs collapsed during the fire? 18 23 +1424 5 The three had gone into the basement of the home to help their three colleagues get out . When the stairs collapsed , they were trapped in a recreation room that had thick plastic glass windows , said firefighter union president Joseph King . colleagues Why were the colleagues in the basement? 14 15 +1425 1 The Buffalo Sabres on Tuesday traded goaltender Grant Fuhr and defensemen Philippe Boucher and Denis Tsygurov to the Los Angeles Kings for defensemen Alexei Zhitnik and Charlie Huddy and goaltender Robb Stauber . Buffalo Sabres Where is this team based? 1 3 +1425 1 The Buffalo Sabres on Tuesday traded goaltender Grant Fuhr and defensemen Philippe Boucher and Denis Tsygurov to the Los Angeles Kings for defensemen Alexei Zhitnik and Charlie Huddy and goaltender Robb Stauber . traded Why were they traded? 5 6 +1425 1 The Buffalo Sabres on Tuesday traded goaltender Grant Fuhr and defensemen Philippe Boucher and Denis Tsygurov to the Los Angeles Kings for defensemen Alexei Zhitnik and Charlie Huddy and goaltender Robb Stauber . Tuesday traded goaltender Grant Fuhr and Why did the Sabres trade such a high-level goaltender? 4 10 +1425 2 The Sabres also acquired a fifth - round draft choice from the Kings in either 1995 or 1996 . in either 1995 or 1996 . Which of these dates was it? 13 19 +1425 2 The Sabres also acquired a fifth - round draft choice from the Kings in either 1995 or 1996 . also acquired a fifth - round draft choice How where they able to acquire a fifth-round draft choice? 2 10 +1425 2 The Sabres also acquired a fifth - round draft choice from the Kings in either 1995 or 1996 . 1995 How is the year of the draft choice determined? 15 16 +1425 3 Fuhr , acquired by the Sabres in a trade with Toronto three years ago , was the backup to Dominik Hasek , the league ' s top goaltender last season . Dominik Hasek , the league ' s top goaltender How many goals were involved? 19 28 +1425 3 Fuhr , acquired by the Sabres in a trade with Toronto three years ago , was the backup to Dominik Hasek , the league ' s top goaltender last season . backup How valuable is a backup goaltender in the professional league? 17 18 +1425 4 Sabres coach John Muckler , who also coached Fuhr at Edmonton , said the deal will give Fuhr a chance to be a starting goalie again . John Muckler , How many star players has Muckler coached? 2 5 +1425 4 Sabres coach John Muckler , who also coached Fuhr at Edmonton , said the deal will give Fuhr a chance to be a starting goalie again . coached Did the coach knowing Fuhr have any influence towards the trade? 7 8 +1425 5 Muckler said after the deal was finalized Tuesday morning he spoke to Fuhr , who felt " a little bit of sadness , but he ' s also happy for a chance to be a No . 1 goalie again . " " a little bit of sadness , Why might Fuhr have felt sad? 16 23 +1425 5 Muckler said after the deal was finalized Tuesday morning he spoke to Fuhr , who felt " a little bit of sadness , but he ' s also happy for a chance to be a No . 1 goalie again . " " a little bit of sadness , Why was he sad? 16 23 +1426 1 The European Union ' s fisheries chief said Tuesday she will ask EU nations to consider fighting Canada over stocks of greenland halibut . fighting Canada over stocks of greenland halibut Why is there a disagreement over the fisheries? 16 23 +1426 2 " The ( EU executive ) Commission has no intention of passively accepting the NAFO decision , " said Fisheries Commissioner Emma Bonino , speaking to members of the European Parliament . has no intention of passively accepting the NAFO Why does the EU commission have no intention of accepting the NAFO? 7 15 +1426 2 " The ( EU executive ) Commission has no intention of passively accepting the NAFO decision , " said Fisheries Commissioner Emma Bonino , speaking to members of the European Parliament . the NAFO decision , " What did the NAFO decide? 13 18 +1426 3 She referred to a Feb . 1 meeting in Brussels , Belgium of the North Atlantic Fisheries Organization which handed out catch limits of Greenland halibut off Canada ' s coast . She referred to a Feb . 1 meeting in Brussels What was the meeting about? 0 10 +1426 3 She referred to a Feb . 1 meeting in Brussels , Belgium of the North Atlantic Fisheries Organization which handed out catch limits of Greenland halibut off Canada ' s coast . catch limits of Greenland halibut Why was there a catch limit implemented? 21 26 +1426 4 During the meeting , Canada called a vote to apportion the dwindling halibut stocks which left EU boats a drastically reduced share - - 12 . 6 percent - - of the catch . dwindling halibut stocks Why is the halibut stock dwindling? 11 14 +1426 4 During the meeting , Canada called a vote to apportion the dwindling halibut stocks which left EU boats a drastically reduced share - - 12 . 6 percent - - of the catch . EU boats a drastically reduced share Why were countries from the EU given such a small share of the stock? 16 22 +1426 5 EU delegates boycotted the vote , and Bonino said Tuesday EU fishermen would ignore the allotment and fish the region as before . EU fishermen would ignore the allotment What would be the punishment if they ignored the allotment? 10 16 +1426 5 EU delegates boycotted the vote , and Bonino said Tuesday EU fishermen would ignore the allotment and fish the region as before . ignore the allotment What will ignoring the allotment lead to in the future? 13 16 +1427 1 The European Union ' s fisheries chief said Tuesday she will ask EU nations to consider fighting Canada over stocks of Greenland halibut . consider fighting Why would the EU nations fight Canada over stocks of Greenland halibut? 15 17 +1427 1 The European Union ' s fisheries chief said Tuesday she will ask EU nations to consider fighting Canada over stocks of Greenland halibut . fighting Canada over stocks of Greenland halibut . Why would there be a fight over the fisheries? 16 24 +1427 1 The European Union ' s fisheries chief said Tuesday she will ask EU nations to consider fighting Canada over stocks of Greenland halibut . consider fighting Canada Why would they consider fighting Canada over stocks of Greenland halibut? 15 18 +1427 1 The European Union ' s fisheries chief said Tuesday she will ask EU nations to consider fighting Canada over stocks of Greenland halibut . stocks of Greenland halibut How relevant are the stocks of Greenland halibut? 19 23 +1427 2 " The ( EU executive ) Commission has no intention of passively accepting the NAFO decision , " said Fisheries Commissioner Emma Bonino , speaking to members of the European Parliament . NAFO decision , " What was the NAFO decision? 14 18 +1427 2 " The ( EU executive ) Commission has no intention of passively accepting the NAFO decision , " said Fisheries Commissioner Emma Bonino , speaking to members of the European Parliament . NAFO What does NAFO stand for? 14 15 +1427 2 " The ( EU executive ) Commission has no intention of passively accepting the NAFO decision , " said Fisheries Commissioner Emma Bonino , speaking to members of the European Parliament . decision , " What was the NAFO decision? 15 18 +1427 2 " The ( EU executive ) Commission has no intention of passively accepting the NAFO decision , " said Fisheries Commissioner Emma Bonino , speaking to members of the European Parliament . no intention of passively accepting Why is the Commission not intending to passively accept the NAFO decisions? 8 13 +1427 3 She referred to a Feb . 1 meeting in Brussels , Belgium of the North Atlantic Fisheries Organization which handed out catch limits of Greenland halibut off Canada ' s coast . catch limits What are the catch limits of Greenland halibut? 21 23 +1427 3 She referred to a Feb . 1 meeting in Brussels , Belgium of the North Atlantic Fisheries Organization which handed out catch limits of Greenland halibut off Canada ' s coast . catch limits of Greenland halibut Were the catch limits unusually low or unusually high? 21 26 +1427 3 She referred to a Feb . 1 meeting in Brussels , Belgium of the North Atlantic Fisheries Organization which handed out catch limits of Greenland halibut off Canada ' s coast . catch limits Why is there a catch limit of Greenland halibut off Canada's coast? 21 23 +1427 4 During the meeting , Canada called a vote to apportion the dwindling halibut stocks which left EU boats a drastically reduced share - - 12 . 6 percent - - of the catch . drastically reduced share Why was the EU boats share reduced so much? 19 22 +1427 4 During the meeting , Canada called a vote to apportion the dwindling halibut stocks which left EU boats a drastically reduced share - - 12 . 6 percent - - of the catch . drastically reduced share What percentage of the halibut stocks were EU boats entitled to before the meeting? 19 22 +1427 4 During the meeting , Canada called a vote to apportion the dwindling halibut stocks which left EU boats a drastically reduced share - - 12 . 6 percent - - of the catch . drastically reduced share How much lower was this than in previous years? 19 22 +1427 5 EU delegates boycotted the vote , and Bonino said Tuesday EU fishermen would ignore the allotment and fish the region as before . ignore the allotment Is there any kind of punishment if the EU fishermen ignore the allotment? 13 16 +1427 5 EU delegates boycotted the vote , and Bonino said Tuesday EU fishermen would ignore the allotment and fish the region as before . ignore the allotment Does Canada have jurisdiction to punish this behavior? 13 16 +1428 1 " Forrest Gump , " the feel - good hit about a simpleton who triumphs in the end , received 13 Academy Award nominations Tuesday , the most for any movie in nearly three decades . Its star , Tom Hanks , got a shot at a second consecutive Oscar for best actor . a simpleton Why is he considered a simpleton? 11 13 +1428 1 " Forrest Gump , " the feel - good hit about a simpleton who triumphs in the end , received 13 Academy Award nominations Tuesday , the most for any movie in nearly three decades . Its star , Tom Hanks , got a shot at a second consecutive Oscar for best actor . triumphs in the end , How did he triumph? 14 19 +1428 1 " Forrest Gump , " the feel - good hit about a simpleton who triumphs in the end , received 13 Academy Award nominations Tuesday , the most for any movie in nearly three decades . Its star , Tom Hanks , got a shot at a second consecutive Oscar for best actor . second consecutive Oscar What movie was the first Oscar from? 47 50 +1428 1 " Forrest Gump , " the feel - good hit about a simpleton who triumphs in the end , received 13 Academy Award nominations Tuesday , the most for any movie in nearly three decades . Its star , Tom Hanks , got a shot at a second consecutive Oscar for best actor . second consecutive Oscar for best actor What was the first Oscar for best actor for? 47 53 +1428 1 " Forrest Gump , " the feel - good hit about a simpleton who triumphs in the end , received 13 Academy Award nominations Tuesday , the most for any movie in nearly three decades . Its star , Tom Hanks , got a shot at a second consecutive Oscar for best actor . most for any movie in nearly three decades Which film had a similar number of nominations? 27 35 +1428 2 The 13 nominations are the most for any movie since 1966 ' s " Who ' s Afraid of Virginia Woolf ? " The record is 14 nominations , received by " All About Eve " in 1950 . " Ben Hur , " which received 12 nominations , won a record 11 Oscars in 1959 . 13 nominations Where did the nominations come from? 1 3 +1428 3 Also nominated for best picture were " Four Weddings and a Funeral , " " Pulp Fiction , " " Quiz Show " and " The Shawshank Redemption . " nominated for best picture Is best picture the highest award? 1 5 +1428 3 Also nominated for best picture were " Four Weddings and a Funeral , " " Pulp Fiction , " " Quiz Show " and " The Shawshank Redemption . " Also nominated for best picture For which year were these nominated? 0 5 +1428 4 The winners will be announced March 27 in a ceremony broadcast live from the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles . TV talk show host David Letterman will be the emcee . Shrine Auditorium Is it always held here? 14 16 +1429 1 The Bosnian government threatened on Tuesday to ignore a four - month truce unless Serbs halt attacks in the northwest and allow humanitarian aid to reach the region ' s hungry . allow humanitarian aid Why was aid not being allowed into Bosnia? 21 24 +1429 1 The Bosnian government threatened on Tuesday to ignore a four - month truce unless Serbs halt attacks in the northwest and allow humanitarian aid to reach the region ' s hungry . Serbs halt attacks in the northwest Why are the Serbs attacking the northwest? 14 20 +1429 1 The Bosnian government threatened on Tuesday to ignore a four - month truce unless Serbs halt attacks in the northwest and allow humanitarian aid to reach the region ' s hungry . four - month truce Why is there a four-month truce? 9 13 +1429 2 The warning , in a statement issued Tuesday by the Bosnian Embassy in Zagreb , Croatia , was delivered Monday by Bosnian Foreign Minister Irfan Ljubijankic to chief U . N . envoy Yasushi Akashi . warning , what did the warning say? 1 3 +1429 3 Ljubijankic said conditions in the northwestern Bihac pocket had to improve within the next 24 hours or the Bosnian government would consider the truce invalid . conditions What exact conditions were being looked at as needing to improve? 2 3 +1429 3 Ljubijankic said conditions in the northwestern Bihac pocket had to improve within the next 24 hours or the Bosnian government would consider the truce invalid . conditions what conditions are they? 2 3 +1429 4 In a letter to Akashi and to U . N . commanders , Bosnian President Alija Izetbegovic made a similar threat but cited no deadline . made a similar threat but cited no deadline Why couldn't he decide on a deadline? 17 25 +1429 4 In a letter to Akashi and to U . N . commanders , Bosnian President Alija Izetbegovic made a similar threat but cited no deadline . cited no deadline Why was there no deadline cited? 22 25 +1429 5 Fighting died down on two of three fronts in the northwest Bihac region . U . N . spokesman Col . Gary Coward said it was quiet around the town of Bihac . Fighting died down Why was there fighting to begin with? 0 3 +1429 5 Fighting died down on two of three fronts in the northwest Bihac region . U . N . spokesman Col . Gary Coward said it was quiet around the town of Bihac . Fighting died down on two of three fronts Why not all three fronts? 0 8 +1430 1 Police arrested a suspected Serb war criminal Tuesday for investigation of charges including accessory to genocide , but a judge later released the man . released the man Why was he released? 21 24 +1430 1 Police arrested a suspected Serb war criminal Tuesday for investigation of charges including accessory to genocide , but a judge later released the man . released Why did the judge release the man? 21 22 +1430 1 Police arrested a suspected Serb war criminal Tuesday for investigation of charges including accessory to genocide , but a judge later released the man . war What war was the man involved in? 5 6 +1430 1 Police arrested a suspected Serb war criminal Tuesday for investigation of charges including accessory to genocide , but a judge later released the man . suspected Why was he suspected of war crimes? 3 4 +1430 1 Police arrested a suspected Serb war criminal Tuesday for investigation of charges including accessory to genocide , but a judge later released the man . genocide , What possible role did he play in genocide? 15 17 +1430 1 Police arrested a suspected Serb war criminal Tuesday for investigation of charges including accessory to genocide , but a judge later released the man . released Why did a judge release him? 21 22 +1430 1 Police arrested a suspected Serb war criminal Tuesday for investigation of charges including accessory to genocide , but a judge later released the man . Police arrested Who did the police arrest? 0 2 +1430 1 Police arrested a suspected Serb war criminal Tuesday for investigation of charges including accessory to genocide , but a judge later released the man . suspected Who suspected him of being a war criminal? 3 4 +1430 1 Police arrested a suspected Serb war criminal Tuesday for investigation of charges including accessory to genocide , but a judge later released the man . released Why was he released? 21 22 +1430 2 A judge with the country ' s highest criminal court questioned the suspect and refused late Tuesday to issue a formal arrest warrant for the man , saying there was not enough evidence for such a move , the federal prosecutor ' s office in Karlsruhe said . Karlsruhe Where is Karlsruhe? 45 46 +1430 2 A judge with the country ' s highest criminal court questioned the suspect and refused late Tuesday to issue a formal arrest warrant for the man , saying there was not enough evidence for such a move , the federal prosecutor ' s office in Karlsruhe said . evidence Does this decision indicate uncertainty about the man's guilt, or is it a matter of insufficient hard evidence to successfully prosecute him? 32 33 +1430 2 A judge with the country ' s highest criminal court questioned the suspect and refused late Tuesday to issue a formal arrest warrant for the man , saying there was not enough evidence for such a move , the federal prosecutor ' s office in Karlsruhe said . questioned the suspect What was he questioned about? 10 13 +1430 3 The man , whose name was withheld , remains under investigation . under investigation What is he under investigation for? 9 11 +1430 3 The man , whose name was withheld , remains under investigation . investigation Do they intend to re-arrest him if they can secure better evidence? 10 11 +1430 3 The man , whose name was withheld , remains under investigation . whose name was withheld , Why was his name being withheld? 3 8 +1430 4 The suspect was " not a big fish " and not one of the 21 Serbs accused by an international tribunal in The Hague on Monday , said Ralf Hannich , spokesman for the prosecutor . Those charges set the stage for the first war crimes trial since World War II . big fish " who were the big fish? 6 9 +1430 4 The suspect was " not a big fish " and not one of the 21 Serbs accused by an international tribunal in The Hague on Monday , said Ralf Hannich , spokesman for the prosecutor . Those charges set the stage for the first war crimes trial since World War II . 21 Serbs accused What were the 21 Serbs accused of? 14 17 +1430 4 The suspect was " not a big fish " and not one of the 21 Serbs accused by an international tribunal in The Hague on Monday , said Ralf Hannich , spokesman for the prosecutor . Those charges set the stage for the first war crimes trial since World War II . first war crimes trial Why have there been no trials since WWII? 43 47 +1430 4 The suspect was " not a big fish " and not one of the 21 Serbs accused by an international tribunal in The Hague on Monday , said Ralf Hannich , spokesman for the prosecutor . Those charges set the stage for the first war crimes trial since World War II . big What was the suspect's possible role in the genocide, and why is he not a major target? 6 7 +1430 4 The suspect was " not a big fish " and not one of the 21 Serbs accused by an international tribunal in The Hague on Monday , said Ralf Hannich , spokesman for the prosecutor . Those charges set the stage for the first war crimes trial since World War II . 21 Who are the 21 Serbs being accused by an international tribunal and what roles did they play in the genocide? 14 15 +1430 4 The suspect was " not a big fish " and not one of the 21 Serbs accused by an international tribunal in The Hague on Monday , said Ralf Hannich , spokesman for the prosecutor . Those charges set the stage for the first war crimes trial since World War II . " not a big fish " What do they mean when they say \"not a big fish\"? 3 9 +1430 4 The suspect was " not a big fish " and not one of the 21 Serbs accused by an international tribunal in The Hague on Monday , said Ralf Hannich , spokesman for the prosecutor . Those charges set the stage for the first war crimes trial since World War II . set the stage How was the stage set? 38 41 +1430 5 The 44 - year - old man is suspected of belonging to a group of Serbian gunmen which reportedly plundered and set fire to Muslim houses near the Bosnian village of Hadzici . Muslim men who resisted were reportedly shot , while women and children were forced to leave . resisted What exactly where the men resisting? 36 37 +1430 5 The 44 - year - old man is suspected of belonging to a group of Serbian gunmen which reportedly plundered and set fire to Muslim houses near the Bosnian village of Hadzici . Muslim men who resisted were reportedly shot , while women and children were forced to leave . reportedly Is there any uncertainty about what group carried out the attack? 18 19 +1430 5 The 44 - year - old man is suspected of belonging to a group of Serbian gunmen which reportedly plundered and set fire to Muslim houses near the Bosnian village of Hadzici . Muslim men who resisted were reportedly shot , while women and children were forced to leave . Hadzici Where is Hadzici? 31 32 +1430 5 The 44 - year - old man is suspected of belonging to a group of Serbian gunmen which reportedly plundered and set fire to Muslim houses near the Bosnian village of Hadzici . Muslim men who resisted were reportedly shot , while women and children were forced to leave . forced Was violence used directly against women and children as well? 46 47 +1430 5 The 44 - year - old man is suspected of belonging to a group of Serbian gunmen which reportedly plundered and set fire to Muslim houses near the Bosnian village of Hadzici . Muslim men who resisted were reportedly shot , while women and children were forced to leave . reportedly Who reported this activity? 18 19 +1430 5 The 44 - year - old man is suspected of belonging to a group of Serbian gunmen which reportedly plundered and set fire to Muslim houses near the Bosnian village of Hadzici . Muslim men who resisted were reportedly shot , while women and children were forced to leave . reportedly shot , Was this true, were they shot? 38 41 +1430 5 The 44 - year - old man is suspected of belonging to a group of Serbian gunmen which reportedly plundered and set fire to Muslim houses near the Bosnian village of Hadzici . Muslim men who resisted were reportedly shot , while women and children were forced to leave . to leave Where did they go? 47 49 +1431 1 Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Tuesday that Yasser Arafat must carry out a pledge to reign in anti - Israel violence and called on the Palestinian leader to outlaw two groups responsible for a wave of bombing attacks . Palestinian Why are they at war? Why does Palestine want to harm Israel? 26 27 +1431 1 Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Tuesday that Yasser Arafat must carry out a pledge to reign in anti - Israel violence and called on the Palestinian leader to outlaw two groups responsible for a wave of bombing attacks . two groups Which groups were responsible for the attack? 30 32 +1431 1 Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Tuesday that Yasser Arafat must carry out a pledge to reign in anti - Israel violence and called on the Palestinian leader to outlaw two groups responsible for a wave of bombing attacks . groups what two groups are responsible? 31 32 +1431 2 Addressing Parliament ' s Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee , Rabin revealed Israel has in recent months arrested 2 , 400 Palestinians on suspicion of militant activities , bringing the total of Palestinians held by Israel to nearly 6 , 000 . 6 , 000 What makes so many Palestinians want to become involved in these activities? 38 41 +1431 2 Addressing Parliament ' s Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee , Rabin revealed Israel has in recent months arrested 2 , 400 Palestinians on suspicion of militant activities , bringing the total of Palestinians held by Israel to nearly 6 , 000 . on suspicion of militant activities , What types of militant activities were being thought of as worthy of arrest? 22 28 +1431 2 Addressing Parliament ' s Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee , Rabin revealed Israel has in recent months arrested 2 , 400 Palestinians on suspicion of militant activities , bringing the total of Palestinians held by Israel to nearly 6 , 000 . Palestinians held by Israel What are the others Palestinians being held for? 32 36 +1431 3 He called on Arafat to ban the Hamas and Islamic Jihad groups in autonomous Gaza Strip and Jericho . The fundamentalist groups , which oppose the Israel - PLO peace process , have claimed bombing attacks that killed 56 Israelis since October . Hamas and Islamic Jihad What do these groups stand for? Why are they attacking Israelis? 7 11 +1431 3 He called on Arafat to ban the Hamas and Islamic Jihad groups in autonomous Gaza Strip and Jericho . The fundamentalist groups , which oppose the Israel - PLO peace process , have claimed bombing attacks that killed 56 Israelis since October . oppose the Israel - PLO peace process , Why do they oppose the peace process? 24 32 +1431 4 During peace talks in Washington on Sunday , Palestinian Planning Minister Nabil Shaath pledged the PLO in writing to " pre - empting terror , punishing those responsible and denying those who plan and carry out terror or violence any safe haven . " Washington Why are the peace talks being held in another country? Is the United States involved? 4 5 +1431 4 During peace talks in Washington on Sunday , Palestinian Planning Minister Nabil Shaath pledged the PLO in writing to " pre - empting terror , punishing those responsible and denying those who plan and carry out terror or violence any safe haven . " PLO What is the PLO? 15 16 +1431 4 During peace talks in Washington on Sunday , Palestinian Planning Minister Nabil Shaath pledged the PLO in writing to " pre - empting terror , punishing those responsible and denying those who plan and carry out terror or violence any safe haven . " " pre - empting terror , how does he plan to do this? 19 25 +1431 5 Rabin stressed he expected Arafat to disarm and prosecute the militants . militants If Arafat does not prosecute, will Rabin pursue sanctions? 10 11 +1432 1 The presses were already rolling when the German publisher decided last week to scrap publication of " An Eye for an Eye : The Untold Story of Jewish Revenge Against Germans in 1945 . " scrap publication Why would they want to stop publication? 13 15 +1432 1 The presses were already rolling when the German publisher decided last week to scrap publication of " An Eye for an Eye : The Untold Story of Jewish Revenge Against Germans in 1945 . " German publisher What is the publisher's name? 7 9 +1432 1 The presses were already rolling when the German publisher decided last week to scrap publication of " An Eye for an Eye : The Untold Story of Jewish Revenge Against Germans in 1945 . " scrap publication Why was the publication scrapped? 13 15 +1432 1 The presses were already rolling when the German publisher decided last week to scrap publication of " An Eye for an Eye : The Untold Story of Jewish Revenge Against Germans in 1945 . " scrap Why would the publication be scrapped? 13 14 +1432 2 The book by American journalist John Sack , published in the United States in 1993 , was deemed inappropriate for German readers : a chronicle of Jewish concentration camp survivors taking murderous revenge on Germans in postwar internment camps . deemed inappropriate Why would this content be inappropriate? 17 19 +1432 2 The book by American journalist John Sack , published in the United States in 1993 , was deemed inappropriate for German readers : a chronicle of Jewish concentration camp survivors taking murderous revenge on Germans in postwar internment camps . deemed Which organization deemed it inappropriate for German readers? 17 18 +1432 3 Although Sack ' s facts were not disputed , Germany ' s cultural elite decided the book was not a serious work and , worse , could be exploited by right - wing extremists to try to diminish the Nazis ' murder of 6 million Jews . facts were not disputed , Why is the text responsible for extremists' views? 4 9 +1432 3 Although Sack ' s facts were not disputed , Germany ' s cultural elite decided the book was not a serious work and , worse , could be exploited by right - wing extremists to try to diminish the Nazis ' murder of 6 million Jews . cultural Who are these cultural elites? Are they politicians, educators, etc? 12 13 +1432 3 Although Sack ' s facts were not disputed , Germany ' s cultural elite decided the book was not a serious work and , worse , could be exploited by right - wing extremists to try to diminish the Nazis ' murder of 6 million Jews . diminish Does this mean Germany has portrayed a specific narrative of the war? 37 38 +1432 5 In a country where skinhead hate - mongers periodically firebomb refugee homes , many feel they have a special responsibility to shield the public from anything that could fuel a neo - Nazi resurgence . skinhead hate - mongers What are skinhead hate-mongers? 4 8 +1432 5 In a country where skinhead hate - mongers periodically firebomb refugee homes , many feel they have a special responsibility to shield the public from anything that could fuel a neo - Nazi resurgence . special responsibility Why do they feel that this is their responsibility? 18 20 +1432 5 In a country where skinhead hate - mongers periodically firebomb refugee homes , many feel they have a special responsibility to shield the public from anything that could fuel a neo - Nazi resurgence . firebomb How frequent are these activities? 9 10 +1433 1 George Foreman vs . Mike Tyson . Big George likes the sound of it , as long as . - - Tyson gets out of jail as scheduled on March 25 . - - Foreman beats Axel Schulz on April 22 in the first defense of his heavyweight championship . - - And Don King stays out of it . Don King stays out of it Why was Don King not part of this event? 53 59 +1433 1 George Foreman vs . Mike Tyson . Big George likes the sound of it , as long as . - - Tyson gets out of jail as scheduled on March 25 . - - Foreman beats Axel Schulz on April 22 in the first defense of his heavyweight championship . - - And Don King stays out of it . jail Why is Tyson in Jail? 25 26 +1433 2 " I can ' t put up with Don King in my life , " Foreman said . " I ' ve got too many kids already . " can ' t put up with Don King What about Don King is childish? 2 10 +1433 2 " I can ' t put up with Don King in my life , " Foreman said . " I ' ve got too many kids already . " " I can ' t put up with Don King in my life , " What did Don King do to Foreman that he doesn't want him in his life? 0 15 +1433 3 The 46 - year - old Foreman was in New York on Tuesday to officially announce his first title defense since 1974 . He will fight the 26 - year - old Schulz , a former East German amateur champion , at the MGM Grand Garden in Las Vegas . his first title defense What is a title defense? 16 20 +1433 3 The 46 - year - old Foreman was in New York on Tuesday to officially announce his first title defense since 1974 . He will fight the 26 - year - old Schulz , a former East German amateur champion , at the MGM Grand Garden in Las Vegas . 26 - year - old Schulz , What does Schulz player history look like with wins and losses? 27 34 +1433 4 " I heard Tyson was getting out of the jailhouse pretty quick , and he said if he gets out today , he ' ll whip George tomorrow , " Foreman said . " I ' d like to give him that opportunity . Foreman said Why does Foreman want to see George get whipped? 30 32 +1433 5 " If he doesn ' t sign up with Don King again , it will happen before the end of the year . If I beat Axel Schulz , if Tyson gets out and if he gets away from Don King , it can happen . It would be the greatest show since P . T . and Barnum got together for their thing . But I ' ve got to beat Axel Schulz first . " if he gets away from Don King , Why would this be necessary? 34 42 +1433 5 " If he doesn ' t sign up with Don King again , it will happen before the end of the year . If I beat Axel Schulz , if Tyson gets out and if he gets away from Don King , it can happen . It would be the greatest show since P . T . and Barnum got together for their thing . But I ' ve got to beat Axel Schulz first . " greatest show since P . T . and Barnum What show did P.T. and Barnum get together for? 50 59 +1434 1 American Allen Johnson set a world best in the 110 - meter hurdles Tuesday at the Russian winter track and field championships , winning with a clocking of 13 : 34 seconds . set a world best What was the record to beat? 3 7 +1434 1 American Allen Johnson set a world best in the 110 - meter hurdles Tuesday at the Russian winter track and field championships , winning with a clocking of 13 : 34 seconds . Russian Where in Russia was this event held? 16 17 +1434 2 The distance is not often run indoors where the world hurdles records are recognized at 50 meters or 60 meters . indoors why is it not often run indoors? 6 7 +1434 2 The distance is not often run indoors where the world hurdles records are recognized at 50 meters or 60 meters . distance is not often run indoors Why is the 110m race not run indoors? 1 7 +1434 2 The distance is not often run indoors where the world hurdles records are recognized at 50 meters or 60 meters . not often run indoors Why is it not run outdoors? 3 7 +1434 3 Olympic champion Mark McKoy , formerly of Canada , now an Austrian citizen , was second , 0 : 04 seconds behind Johnson . McKoy holds the world record at 50 meters . now an Austrian citizen , Why did he choose to become an Austrian citizen? 9 14 +1434 4 The previous best indoors for the 110 - meter hurdles was 13 . 58 seconds . previous When was that set? 1 2 +1434 5 England ' s Colin Jackson holds the outdoor mark for the 110 meters at 12 . 91 . Johnson ran collegiately for North Carolina . holds the outdoor mark Hoe long has Colin held this mark? 5 9 +1435 1 The British and Irish governments said they achieved a breakthrough Tuesday on efforts to reach a shared vision of a Northern Ireland political settlement . shared vision What is this shared vision? 16 18 +1435 1 The British and Irish governments said they achieved a breakthrough Tuesday on efforts to reach a shared vision of a Northern Ireland political settlement . Northern Ireland political settlement What will the settlement contain? 20 24 +1435 1 The British and Irish governments said they achieved a breakthrough Tuesday on efforts to reach a shared vision of a Northern Ireland political settlement . shared What shared ideas do they have for a solution? 16 17 +1435 1 The British and Irish governments said they achieved a breakthrough Tuesday on efforts to reach a shared vision of a Northern Ireland political settlement . settlement What are the terms currently being considered for this settlement? 23 24 +1435 2 After 5 1 / 2 hours of negotiations at Stormont Castle east of Belfast , Britain ' s senior official in Northern Ireland , Sir Patrick Mayhew , and Irish Foreign Minister Dick Spring said they had largely resolved the issues that had slowed down a key part of peacemaking efforts . the issues What were the contentious issues? 39 41 +1435 2 After 5 1 / 2 hours of negotiations at Stormont Castle east of Belfast , Britain ' s senior official in Northern Ireland , Sir Patrick Mayhew , and Irish Foreign Minister Dick Spring said they had largely resolved the issues that had slowed down a key part of peacemaking efforts . issues What were these issues? 40 41 +1435 2 After 5 1 / 2 hours of negotiations at Stormont Castle east of Belfast , Britain ' s senior official in Northern Ireland , Sir Patrick Mayhew , and Irish Foreign Minister Dick Spring said they had largely resolved the issues that had slowed down a key part of peacemaking efforts . resolved the issues Which issues had slowed down the settlement process? 38 41 +1435 2 After 5 1 / 2 hours of negotiations at Stormont Castle east of Belfast , Britain ' s senior official in Northern Ireland , Sir Patrick Mayhew , and Irish Foreign Minister Dick Spring said they had largely resolved the issues that had slowed down a key part of peacemaking efforts . Castle Why was this location chosen? 10 11 +1435 2 After 5 1 / 2 hours of negotiations at Stormont Castle east of Belfast , Britain ' s senior official in Northern Ireland , Sir Patrick Mayhew , and Irish Foreign Minister Dick Spring said they had largely resolved the issues that had slowed down a key part of peacemaking efforts . issues What issues were slowing down peacemaking efforts? 40 41 +1435 3 They declined to discuss specifics of their new areas of agreement before publication of the finished product - - the long - awaited " framework document " outlining the British - ruled province ' s future . declined Is there any chance the finished product won't be released on time or as planned? 1 2 +1435 4 All factions in Northern Ireland , divided broadly into pro - British Protestant and Irish Catholic camps , are waiting to see which side the document will favor . favor Is it possible for the document to serve both sides equally? 27 28 +1435 5 Spring suggested that may happen next week , " if everything goes extraordinarily well . " He said he and Mayhew would most likely meet again later this week for " dotting the i ' s and crossing the t ' s , " then present the document to their governments for approval . approval How involved have the governments been throughout this process? 52 53 +1436 1 Yasser Arafat must carry out a pledge to reign in anti - Israel violence , Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Tuesday , calling on the Palestinian leader to outlaw two groups responsible for bombing attacks . reign in anti - Israel violence , How will this take place? 8 15 +1436 1 Yasser Arafat must carry out a pledge to reign in anti - Israel violence , Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Tuesday , calling on the Palestinian leader to outlaw two groups responsible for bombing attacks . outlaw Which two groups are being outlawed? 28 29 +1436 1 Yasser Arafat must carry out a pledge to reign in anti - Israel violence , Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Tuesday , calling on the Palestinian leader to outlaw two groups responsible for bombing attacks . Yasser Arafat who is he? 0 2 +1436 2 Addressing Parliament ' s Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee , Rabin revealed that Israel has in recent months arrested 2 , 400 Palestinians on suspicion of militant activities . That brings the total of Palestinians held by Israel to nearly 6 , 000 . suspicion of militant activities What types of activities are qualifying for these charges? 24 28 +1436 2 Addressing Parliament ' s Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee , Rabin revealed that Israel has in recent months arrested 2 , 400 Palestinians on suspicion of militant activities . That brings the total of Palestinians held by Israel to nearly 6 , 000 . 6 , 000 How many Israelis are the Palestinians holding? 40 43 +1436 2 Addressing Parliament ' s Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee , Rabin revealed that Israel has in recent months arrested 2 , 400 Palestinians on suspicion of militant activities . That brings the total of Palestinians held by Israel to nearly 6 , 000 . Israel to nearly 6 , 000 is that considered a lot? 37 43 +1436 3 He called on Arafat to ban the Hamas and Islamic Jihad groups in autonomous Gaza Strip and Jericho . The fundamentalist groups , which oppose the Israel - PLO peace process , claimed bombing attacks that have killed 56 Israelis since October . Gaza What is the political culture in the Gaza Strip like? 14 15 +1436 3 He called on Arafat to ban the Hamas and Islamic Jihad groups in autonomous Gaza Strip and Jericho . The fundamentalist groups , which oppose the Israel - PLO peace process , claimed bombing attacks that have killed 56 Israelis since October . Jericho where is jericho? 17 18 +1436 4 During peace talks in Washington on Sunday , Palestinian Planning Minister Nabil Shaath pledged the PLO in writing to " pre - empting terror , punishing those responsible and denying those who plan and carry out terror or violence any safe haven . " peace Are there any other countries in the region who are also part of the peace talks? 1 2 +1436 5 Rabin stressed he expected Arafat to disarm and prosecute the militants . disarm and prosecute the militants . How would Arafat be able to apprehend them? 6 12 +1437 1 President Ernesto Zedillo seems to be pushing Mexico toward greater democracy and freer elections while wielding a club to help him keep his political balance . club What methods is he using to achieve this? 17 18 +1437 1 President Ernesto Zedillo seems to be pushing Mexico toward greater democracy and freer elections while wielding a club to help him keep his political balance . pushing Mexico toward greater democracy How is this movement taking place? 6 11 +1437 1 President Ernesto Zedillo seems to be pushing Mexico toward greater democracy and freer elections while wielding a club to help him keep his political balance . club How is President Ernesto Zedillo using force, or the threat of force, to maintain his political power? 17 18 +1437 2 But how this will improve the lives of most Mexicans remains to be seen . seen What are the living conditions of Mexicans currently? 13 14 +1437 2 But how this will improve the lives of most Mexicans remains to be seen . improve the lives of most Mexicans What types of improvements are being looked at? 4 10 +1437 2 But how this will improve the lives of most Mexicans remains to be seen . remains Will the trend towards democracy and freer elections in Mexico benefit the lives of Mexican people? 10 11 +1437 3 On Thursday , the president ended a yearlong truce with the leftist Indian rebels in southern Chiapas state , sending thousands of troops to occupy former rebel villages . Federal police fanned out across the state and country to arrest suspected rebels and question sympathizers . yearlong Who initiated the truce and why did it only last a year? 7 8 +1437 3 On Thursday , the president ended a yearlong truce with the leftist Indian rebels in southern Chiapas state , sending thousands of troops to occupy former rebel villages . Federal police fanned out across the state and country to arrest suspected rebels and question sympathizers . president ended a yearlong truce Why was the truce cut short? 4 9 +1437 3 On Thursday , the president ended a yearlong truce with the leftist Indian rebels in southern Chiapas state , sending thousands of troops to occupy former rebel villages . Federal police fanned out across the state and country to arrest suspected rebels and question sympathizers . ended Why did he choose now to end the truce with rebels in Chiapas? 5 6 +1437 3 On Thursday , the president ended a yearlong truce with the leftist Indian rebels in southern Chiapas state , sending thousands of troops to occupy former rebel villages . Federal police fanned out across the state and country to arrest suspected rebels and question sympathizers . sympathizers How did the government determine who was a sympathizer to the leftist rebel cause? 44 45 +1437 4 The nation ' s most famed leftist politician , Cuauhtemoc Cardenas , told tens of thousands of protesters in Mexico City on Saturday that Zedillo had started " a prolonged war that will last many years , causing many deaths . " Cardenas , How popular is this politician and does he have a chance against the current president? 10 12 +1437 4 The nation ' s most famed leftist politician , Cuauhtemoc Cardenas , told tens of thousands of protesters in Mexico City on Saturday that Zedillo had started " a prolonged war that will last many years , causing many deaths . " famed Why is Cuauhtemoc Cardenas so famous? 5 6 +1437 4 The nation ' s most famed leftist politician , Cuauhtemoc Cardenas , told tens of thousands of protesters in Mexico City on Saturday that Zedillo had started " a prolonged war that will last many years , causing many deaths . " protesters What was the purpose or goal of the protest in Mexico City? 17 18 +1437 5 Yet a day after the angry protest , members of the conservative opposition National Action Party were dancing in the streets of Guadalajara to celebrate what party leaders called a " victory for democracy . " democracy In what way did they view the Indians as being against democracy? 33 34 +1437 5 Yet a day after the angry protest , members of the conservative opposition National Action Party were dancing in the streets of Guadalajara to celebrate what party leaders called a " victory for democracy . " " victory for democracy Why did they see the ending of the truce as good for democracy? 30 34 +1437 5 Yet a day after the angry protest , members of the conservative opposition National Action Party were dancing in the streets of Guadalajara to celebrate what party leaders called a " victory for democracy . " conservative What does the National Action Party stand for? What are its goals? 11 12 +1438 1 President Clinton has approved a plan to offer Serbia a temporary lifting of economic sanctions if it recognizes Bosnia and other former Yugoslav republics , a senior U . S . official said Tuesday . economic sanctions What type of economic sanctions was Serbia receiving? 13 15 +1438 1 President Clinton has approved a plan to offer Serbia a temporary lifting of economic sanctions if it recognizes Bosnia and other former Yugoslav republics , a senior U . S . official said Tuesday . recognizes What conflict does Serbia have with Bosnia and other former Yugoslav republics? 17 18 +1438 1 President Clinton has approved a plan to offer Serbia a temporary lifting of economic sanctions if it recognizes Bosnia and other former Yugoslav republics , a senior U . S . official said Tuesday . recognizes Recognizes in what sense? 17 18 +1438 2 The aim is to make permanent a four - month cease - fire in Bosnia and to prevent the 34 - month war there from spilling over into Croatia , the official said . war Is this a religious, political, or territorial conflict? 22 23 +1438 2 The aim is to make permanent a four - month cease - fire in Bosnia and to prevent the 34 - month war there from spilling over into Croatia , the official said . official said did he refused to be named? 31 33 +1438 3 The plan has the approval of Britain , France , Russia and Germany , the four other members of the so - called Contact Group that has sought a peace formula in vain . It will be presented to Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic in the next few days , the official said . vain What kind of peace attempts have these four nations tried in the past? 32 33 +1438 4 Among the sanctions that would be lifted are restrictions on fuel shipments to Belgrade and trade with the former Yugoslavia , said the official , who spoke on condition of anonymity . sanctions What other sanctions or restrictions are currently enforced on Serbia? 2 3 +1438 4 Among the sanctions that would be lifted are restrictions on fuel shipments to Belgrade and trade with the former Yugoslavia , said the official , who spoke on condition of anonymity . Belgrade where is belgrade? 13 14 +1438 5 As part of the deal , Milosevic would have to agree to the posting of more monitors on Serbia ' s border with Bosnia to check on compliance with a pledge to stop arming Serbs in Bosnia . monitors Who is providing these monitors? 16 17 +1438 5 As part of the deal , Milosevic would have to agree to the posting of more monitors on Serbia ' s border with Bosnia to check on compliance with a pledge to stop arming Serbs in Bosnia . posting of more monitors how many more monitors? 13 17 +1439 1 U . S . exports of nuclear material cannot be adequately traced from country to country , according to a congressional report . nuclear material What types of nuclear materials are looking to be tracked? 6 8 +1439 1 U . S . exports of nuclear material cannot be adequately traced from country to country , according to a congressional report . adequately What standards define adequate tracking of nuclear material? 10 11 +1439 1 U . S . exports of nuclear material cannot be adequately traced from country to country , according to a congressional report . congressional report . Where did the congressional report come from? 20 23 +1439 1 U . S . exports of nuclear material cannot be adequately traced from country to country , according to a congressional report . traced Why can't it be traced? 11 12 +1439 2 " Scarcely a day goes by without a report of a new black market deal , " said Sen . John Glenn in a statement reacting to the report . " Given the staggering amount of nuclear materials we have exported , it could only be a matter of time before some of this deadly contraband proves to be of U . S . origin . " black market deal , " What black market deals have taken place with U.S. nuclear materials? 12 17 +1439 2 " Scarcely a day goes by without a report of a new black market deal , " said Sen . John Glenn in a statement reacting to the report . " Given the staggering amount of nuclear materials we have exported , it could only be a matter of time before some of this deadly contraband proves to be of U . S . origin . " contraband How can you tell if the materials are from actual exports or contraband deals? 55 56 +1439 4 The report says hundreds of tons of plutonium and highly enriched uranium have accumulated worldwide , mostly from nuclear power generation . hundreds of tons how many hundreds of tons? 3 6 +1439 4 The report says hundreds of tons of plutonium and highly enriched uranium have accumulated worldwide , mostly from nuclear power generation . accumulated Where are these materials being gathered or stored? 13 14 +1439 4 The report says hundreds of tons of plutonium and highly enriched uranium have accumulated worldwide , mostly from nuclear power generation . nuclear power generation How does nuclear power generation lead to the production of these materials? 18 21 +1439 4 The report says hundreds of tons of plutonium and highly enriched uranium have accumulated worldwide , mostly from nuclear power generation . worldwide , Where are the majority of the nuclear materials located around the world? 14 16 +1439 5 It does not include figures on U . S . nuclear exports but says 71 export licenses for nuclear materials were granted in 1993 . Nuclear exports for weapons use or weapons research are prohibited , as is transfer of nuclear materials to a third country . It does not include figures Why are the figures not being more precisely looked at? 0 5 +1439 5 It does not include figures on U . S . nuclear exports but says 71 export licenses for nuclear materials were granted in 1993 . Nuclear exports for weapons use or weapons research are prohibited , as is transfer of nuclear materials to a third country . figures why does it not include these figures? 4 5 +1439 5 It does not include figures on U . S . nuclear exports but says 71 export licenses for nuclear materials were granted in 1993 . Nuclear exports for weapons use or weapons research are prohibited , as is transfer of nuclear materials to a third country . third country How is the ban on transferring nuclear materials to a third country enforced? 44 46 +1439 5 It does not include figures on U . S . nuclear exports but says 71 export licenses for nuclear materials were granted in 1993 . Nuclear exports for weapons use or weapons research are prohibited , as is transfer of nuclear materials to a third country . licenses Which countries were granted these licenses? 16 17 +1440 1 Amid skepticism that Russia ' s war in Chechnya can be ended across a negotiating table , peace talks were set to resume Wednesday in neighboring Ingushetia . skepticism that Russia ' s war in Chechnya Why was there skepticism that this could end the fighting? 1 9 +1440 1 Amid skepticism that Russia ' s war in Chechnya can be ended across a negotiating table , peace talks were set to resume Wednesday in neighboring Ingushetia . Ingushetia where is that? 26 27 +1440 2 The scheduled resumption of talks in the town of Sleptsovsk came two days after agreement on a limited cease - fire , calling for both sides to stop using heavy artillery Tuesday . Tuesday of which year? 31 32 +1440 3 They also agreed in principle to work out a mechanism for exchanging prisoners of war and the dead . work out a mechanism How would this mechanism take place? 6 10 +1440 3 They also agreed in principle to work out a mechanism for exchanging prisoners of war and the dead . exchanging Did any agreement successfully come out of the negotiation attempt? 11 12 +1440 4 Despite the pact , artillery fire sounded in the Grozny on Tuesday , and there were reports of Chechen missile attacks southwest of the Chechen capital . reports Who broke the cease-fire first? 16 17 +1440 5 Many Chechens are fighting independently of the forces loyal to Chechen President Dzhokhar Dudayev , and Dudayev ' s representative at the peace talks , Aslan Maskhadov , has warned that he does not control them . fighting independently of the forces Why are there citizens fighting independently of the President? 3 8 +1440 5 Many Chechens are fighting independently of the forces loyal to Chechen President Dzhokhar Dudayev , and Dudayev ' s representative at the peace talks , Aslan Maskhadov , has warned that he does not control them . control Does the independent Chechens have a representative or leader? If not, what are they fighting for? 34 35 +1441 1 The Australian Cricket Board has passed all information regarding an alleged attempt to bribe leading players to the International Cricket Council , ACB chief executive Graham Halbish said Wednesday . bribe By who and how much? 13 14 +1441 1 The Australian Cricket Board has passed all information regarding an alleged attempt to bribe leading players to the International Cricket Council , ACB chief executive Graham Halbish said Wednesday . Cricket Board What is a cricket board? 2 4 +1441 2 Halbish said all details available had been sent by courier to the ICC headquarters in London and should soon be in the hands of the game ' s governing body . details from where were these details gleaned? 3 4 +1441 2 Halbish said all details available had been sent by courier to the ICC headquarters in London and should soon be in the hands of the game ' s governing body . ICC What does ICC stand for? 12 13 +1441 3 The ICC has launched an investigation into allegations that leading Australian players were offered bribes to throw matches during their October - November tour of Pakistan . launched when did the launch the investigation? 3 4 +1441 3 The ICC has launched an investigation into allegations that leading Australian players were offered bribes to throw matches during their October - November tour of Pakistan . throw matches What sort of match-fixing was being considered? 16 18 +1441 3 The ICC has launched an investigation into allegations that leading Australian players were offered bribes to throw matches during their October - November tour of Pakistan . Australian Were these players men or women? 10 11 +1441 4 Media reports named spin bowlers Shane Warne and Tim May as being among those who were offered bribes , but the players - - in New Zealand for a limited - overs tournament - - have been instructed to make no comment . limited - overs What does this mean? 29 32 +1441 5 The Melbourne Age , meanwhile , Wednesday named Pakistan captain Salim Malik as the man who made the bribe offers - - a report Malik strenuously denied . The Melbourne Age , is this a periodical? 0 4 +1441 5 The Melbourne Age , meanwhile , Wednesday named Pakistan captain Salim Malik as the man who made the bribe offers - - a report Malik strenuously denied . The Melbourne Age , How reliable is this source? 0 4 +1442 1 President Clinton has approved a proposal to ease trade and other economic sanctions against Serbia in a new effort to end the war in Bosnia , a senior U . S . official said Tuesday . trade and other economic sanctions against Serbia What are the sanctions specifically? 8 15 +1442 1 President Clinton has approved a proposal to ease trade and other economic sanctions against Serbia in a new effort to end the war in Bosnia , a senior U . S . official said Tuesday . trade and other economic sanctions What sort of sanctions were being levied at the time? 8 13 +1442 1 President Clinton has approved a proposal to ease trade and other economic sanctions against Serbia in a new effort to end the war in Bosnia , a senior U . S . official said Tuesday . sanctions against Serbia Why were there sanctions against Serbia? 12 15 +1442 2 In return , President Slobodan Milosevic would have to recognize Bosnia as a sovereign country , a blow to his hopes for a Greater Serbia , and agree to other conditions designed to end the 34 - month ethnic conflict . ethnic What are the ethnicities in conflict? 38 39 +1442 2 In return , President Slobodan Milosevic would have to recognize Bosnia as a sovereign country , a blow to his hopes for a Greater Serbia , and agree to other conditions designed to end the 34 - month ethnic conflict . 34 - month How long did the conflict last in the end? 35 38 +1442 2 In return , President Slobodan Milosevic would have to recognize Bosnia as a sovereign country , a blow to his hopes for a Greater Serbia , and agree to other conditions designed to end the 34 - month ethnic conflict . agree to other conditions designed What other conditions does he have to agree to 27 32 +1442 3 The aim is to drive a wedge between Milosevic and the Serbs in Bosnia who have rejected past peace proposals by isolating them from their patrons and arms suppliers in Belgrade . isolating How would they be isolated through the lifting of sanctions against Bosnia? 21 22 +1442 3 The aim is to drive a wedge between Milosevic and the Serbs in Bosnia who have rejected past peace proposals by isolating them from their patrons and arms suppliers in Belgrade . wedge How would Milosevic and Bosnian Serbs be at odds via a lifting of sanctions? 6 7 +1442 3 The aim is to drive a wedge between Milosevic and the Serbs in Bosnia who have rejected past peace proposals by isolating them from their patrons and arms suppliers in Belgrade . proposals How many proposals were made? 19 20 +1442 3 The aim is to drive a wedge between Milosevic and the Serbs in Bosnia who have rejected past peace proposals by isolating them from their patrons and arms suppliers in Belgrade . past peace proposals What was mainly part of the past proposals? 17 20 +1442 3 The aim is to drive a wedge between Milosevic and the Serbs in Bosnia who have rejected past peace proposals by isolating them from their patrons and arms suppliers in Belgrade . rejected past peace proposals Why did the Serbs and Milsosevic reject past pease proposals? 16 20 +1442 4 The main lure for Milosevic would be at least temporary renewal of trade and fuel supplies . least temporary renewal of trade How long would this renewal last? 8 13 +1442 5 The sanctions , imposed by the U . N . Security Council , have devastated Serbia ' s economy . Under the proposal cleared by Clinton and the governments of Britain , France , Germany and Russia , economic sanctions would be lifted - - or later reimposed - - depending on Milosevic ' s actions . economy How come this would happen? 18 19 +1442 5 The sanctions , imposed by the U . N . Security Council , have devastated Serbia ' s economy . Under the proposal cleared by Clinton and the governments of Britain , France , Germany and Russia , economic sanctions would be lifted - - or later reimposed - - depending on Milosevic ' s actions . depending on Milosevic ' s actions What actions by Milosevic will lift the sanctions? 50 56 +1443 1 In a move aimed at shifting the focus of China ' s schools back to basic education , the government has ordered that all special schools catering to gifted students be closed down . closed down How many gifted students will be affected by this decision? 31 33 +1443 1 In a move aimed at shifting the focus of China ' s schools back to basic education , the government has ordered that all special schools catering to gifted students be closed down . basic education , In what ways do \"basic\" education and \"gifted\" education differ? 15 18 +1443 1 In a move aimed at shifting the focus of China ' s schools back to basic education , the government has ordered that all special schools catering to gifted students be closed down . special schools catering What is different about these schools? 24 27 +1443 1 In a move aimed at shifting the focus of China ' s schools back to basic education , the government has ordered that all special schools catering to gifted students be closed down . catering to gifted students be closed down . What were the reasons other than basic education why these exceptional schools were closed? 26 34 +1443 2 The State Education Commission and the Chinese Society for Science and Technology issued an urgent circular this week banning such schools after receiving complaints that the elite schools imposed heavy financial burdens on the families of such children , official reports said Wednesday . heavy financial burdens Why do the families of gifted students have \"heavy\" education-related expenses while other's students' families do not? 29 32 +1443 2 The State Education Commission and the Chinese Society for Science and Technology issued an urgent circular this week banning such schools after receiving complaints that the elite schools imposed heavy financial burdens on the families of such children , official reports said Wednesday . urgent circular How does a government shut down schools and transfer students quickly without it being incredibly disruptive? 14 16 +1443 2 The State Education Commission and the Chinese Society for Science and Technology issued an urgent circular this week banning such schools after receiving complaints that the elite schools imposed heavy financial burdens on the families of such children , official reports said Wednesday . burdens on the families of such children , What sort of degree of burden did these families experience when their offspring went to these schools? 31 39 +1443 3 The move reflects a national crisis in China ' s educational system , which is struggling for survival following a withdrawal of most state funding . withdrawal of most state funding Why is most state funding for education in China being withdrawn? 20 25 +1443 3 The move reflects a national crisis in China ' s educational system , which is struggling for survival following a withdrawal of most state funding . withdrawal of most state funding Why would the government defund education? 20 25 +1443 3 The move reflects a national crisis in China ' s educational system , which is struggling for survival following a withdrawal of most state funding . withdrawal of most state funding Why did state funding dry up at these schools? 20 25 +1443 4 Despite China ' s unparalleled affluence in recent years , the number of illiterates has soared - - now accounting for one in five people aged 15 or older , Vice Premier Li Ruihuan said in a recent policy speech . number of illiterates has soared What is the relationship between affluence and illiteracy in China? 11 16 +1443 4 Despite China ' s unparalleled affluence in recent years , the number of illiterates has soared - - now accounting for one in five people aged 15 or older , Vice Premier Li Ruihuan said in a recent policy speech . unparalleled affluence To what does China owe its unparalleled affluence of recent years? 4 6 +1443 4 Despite China ' s unparalleled affluence in recent years , the number of illiterates has soared - - now accounting for one in five people aged 15 or older , Vice Premier Li Ruihuan said in a recent policy speech . number of illiterates has soared Why is there such an increase in those who cannot read? 11 16 +1443 5 So have drop out rates in the countryside , where many families are unable to afford fees charged for even the most basic schooling . drop out rates Has a causal relationship between drop-out rates and educational fees been established? 2 5 +1443 5 So have drop out rates in the countryside , where many families are unable to afford fees charged for even the most basic schooling . fees charged for even the most basic schooling . What sort of fees were being charged for basic education? 16 25 +1444 1 Wooden doors hang ajar . Flies buzz on a mound of drying corn dough . A skinny dog whines at a gate . Nearly 1 , 200 people who supported Indian rebels lived here , but the loudest sound now is the breeze rustling through the banana trees . trees What happened to the rebels and their supporters? 47 48 +1444 1 Wooden doors hang ajar . Flies buzz on a mound of drying corn dough . A skinny dog whines at a gate . Nearly 1 , 200 people who supported Indian rebels lived here , but the loudest sound now is the breeze rustling through the banana trees . people who supported Indian rebels lived Lived where? 27 33 +1444 1 Wooden doors hang ajar . Flies buzz on a mound of drying corn dough . A skinny dog whines at a gate . Nearly 1 , 200 people who supported Indian rebels lived here , but the loudest sound now is the breeze rustling through the banana trees . loudest sound now is the breeze why is it so quiet? 37 43 +1444 2 More than 300 army troops , accompanied by two helicopters , rolled through this village Friday as part of its crackdown on the rebel movement in the southern state of Chiapas . Roughly 800 adults and 350 children fled into the jungle as they arrived . crackdown What were these rebels against and how did they fare against the crackdown? 20 21 +1444 2 More than 300 army troops , accompanied by two helicopters , rolled through this village Friday as part of its crackdown on the rebel movement in the southern state of Chiapas . Roughly 800 adults and 350 children fled into the jungle as they arrived . rebel movement in the southern state Why was there a rebellion taking place? 23 29 +1444 2 More than 300 army troops , accompanied by two helicopters , rolled through this village Friday as part of its crackdown on the rebel movement in the southern state of Chiapas . Roughly 800 adults and 350 children fled into the jungle as they arrived . its crackdown on the rebel movement Why was there a crackdown on the rebel movement? 19 25 +1444 4 " We heard the noise of the trucks , many of them , " said 23 - year - old Maria Hernandez , one of perhaps 50 residents who remain here . remain How were some residents able to remain? 29 30 +1444 4 " We heard the noise of the trucks , many of them , " said 23 - year - old Maria Hernandez , one of perhaps 50 residents who remain here . residents who remain here Why are some residents choosing to remain? 27 31 +1445 1 Joint teams of American and Vietnamese specialists plan Thursday to start investigating the fate of 85 U . S . servicemen unaccounted for from the Vietnam War . American and Vietnamese specialists Specialists in which fields? 3 7 +1445 1 Joint teams of American and Vietnamese specialists plan Thursday to start investigating the fate of 85 U . S . servicemen unaccounted for from the Vietnam War . specialists What type of specialists? 6 7 +1445 1 Joint teams of American and Vietnamese specialists plan Thursday to start investigating the fate of 85 U . S . servicemen unaccounted for from the Vietnam War . servicemen How long has the men been unaccounted for? 20 21 +1445 1 Joint teams of American and Vietnamese specialists plan Thursday to start investigating the fate of 85 U . S . servicemen unaccounted for from the Vietnam War . the fate of 85 U . S . servicemen Why are the investigating only 85 12 21 +1445 2 A survivor of the bloody 1968 battle at Lang Vei Special Forces camps in central Quang Tri province will help dig for the remains of five of his missing comrades , said Air Force Major Randall Garrett , operations officer for the U . S . MIA office in Hanoi . will help dig for the remains Who will be helping dig for the remains? 18 24 +1445 2 A survivor of the bloody 1968 battle at Lang Vei Special Forces camps in central Quang Tri province will help dig for the remains of five of his missing comrades , said Air Force Major Randall Garrett , operations officer for the U . S . MIA office in Hanoi . bloody What was the number of deaths at this battle? 4 5 +1445 2 A survivor of the bloody 1968 battle at Lang Vei Special Forces camps in central Quang Tri province will help dig for the remains of five of his missing comrades , said Air Force Major Randall Garrett , operations officer for the U . S . MIA office in Hanoi . will help dig for the remains Why is he helping? 18 24 +1445 3 Frank C . Willoughby , a retired major in the Army ' s Special Forces - - known as the Green Berets , will return to Lang Vei , where North Vietnamese tanks and infantry overran a base of camps on Feb . 7 , 1968 , during the Tet Offensive . known as the Green Berets , Where were they known as he Green Berets? 17 23 +1445 4 His participation is unusual , but not unheard of . The search for remains of the 2 , 211 U . S . servicemen unaccounted for from the war rarely requires help from survivors of a specific battle , Garrett said . His participation is unusual , What makes his participation unusual? 0 5 +1445 4 His participation is unusual , but not unheard of . The search for remains of the 2 , 211 U . S . servicemen unaccounted for from the war rarely requires help from survivors of a specific battle , Garrett said . rarely requires help from survivors Why is the help of survivors rarely required? 29 34 +1445 4 His participation is unusual , but not unheard of . The search for remains of the 2 , 211 U . S . servicemen unaccounted for from the war rarely requires help from survivors of a specific battle , Garrett said . participation Why is Frank prticipating in the hunt? 1 2 +1445 4 His participation is unusual , but not unheard of . The search for remains of the 2 , 211 U . S . servicemen unaccounted for from the war rarely requires help from survivors of a specific battle , Garrett said . His participation is unusual , Why is it unusual? 0 5 +1445 5 Willoughby is expected to help outline battlefield positions and trace the course of battle to find out where men might have fallen or been buried . battlefield How are they going to outline the battlefield positions? 6 7 +1446 1 Crane Co . said it holds an 8 . 9 % stake in Milton Roy Corp . , an analytical - instruments maker , and may seek control of the company . may seek control of the company . Why might Crane Co. seek control of this company? 25 32 +1446 1 Crane Co . said it holds an 8 . 9 % stake in Milton Roy Corp . , an analytical - instruments maker , and may seek control of the company . Crane What industry is Crane Co. in? 0 1 +1446 1 Crane Co . said it holds an 8 . 9 % stake in Milton Roy Corp . , an analytical - instruments maker , and may seek control of the company . may seek control Why is Crane Co. considering seeking control of Milton Roy Corp.? 25 28 +1446 2 Crane , a maker of engineered products for aerospace , construction , defense and other uses , made the disclosure in a Securities and Exchange Commission filing . made the disclosure What were the details of the disclosure? 17 20 +1446 5 Crane holds 504 , 200 Milton Roy shares , including 254 , 200 bought from Sept . 14 to Thursday for $ 15 . 50 to $ 16 . 75 each . 504 , 200 Milton Roy shares , How many shares does Milton Roy have altogether? 2 9 +1447 1 Unisys Corp . ' s announcement Friday of a $ 648 . 2 million loss for the third quarter showed that the company is moving even faster than expected to take write - offs on its various problems and prepare for a turnaround next year . turnaround How are they planning a turnaround with such high losses? 42 43 +1447 1 Unisys Corp . ' s announcement Friday of a $ 648 . 2 million loss for the third quarter showed that the company is moving even faster than expected to take write - offs on its various problems and prepare for a turnaround next year . write - offs Explain the types of write offs? 31 34 +1447 2 At the same time , the sheer size of the loss , coupled with a slowing of orders , made some securities analysts wonder just how strong that turnaround will be at the computer maker and defense - electronics concern . slowing of orders , Why is there a slowing of orders? 15 19 +1447 3 " Unisys is getting clobbered . clobbered How is a company being cobbered? 4 5 +1447 4 Just clobbered , " said Ulric Weil , an analyst at Weil & Associates who had once been high on the company . " The quarter was terrible , and the future looks anything but encouraging . " the future looks anything but encouraging Why is there such a negative outlook? 30 36 +1447 4 Just clobbered , " said Ulric Weil , an analyst at Weil & Associates who had once been high on the company . " The quarter was terrible , and the future looks anything but encouraging . " anything but encouraging Why is their outlook so discouraging? 33 36 +1447 5 Unisys , whose revenue inched up 3 . 7 % in the quarter to $ 2 . 35 billion from $ 2 . 27 billion in the year - earlier quarter , had an operating loss of about $ 30 million . up If their revenue was up why were there such huge losses? 5 6 +1447 5 Unisys , whose revenue inched up 3 . 7 % in the quarter to $ 2 . 35 billion from $ 2 . 27 billion in the year - earlier quarter , had an operating loss of about $ 30 million . loss loss on what (specific) 35 36 +1448 1 A two - day meeting of representatives of Cocom , the 17 - nation group that oversees exports of sensitive goods to communist countries , didn ' t take any substantive decisions on trimming the list of items under controls . exports of sensitive goods What types of sensitive goods are overseen by this group? 17 21 +1448 1 A two - day meeting of representatives of Cocom , the 17 - nation group that oversees exports of sensitive goods to communist countries , didn ' t take any substantive decisions on trimming the list of items under controls . list of items under controls What are these items under control? 35 40 +1448 1 A two - day meeting of representatives of Cocom , the 17 - nation group that oversees exports of sensitive goods to communist countries , didn ' t take any substantive decisions on trimming the list of items under controls . trimming the Why would these items need to be trimmed? 33 35 +1448 1 A two - day meeting of representatives of Cocom , the 17 - nation group that oversees exports of sensitive goods to communist countries , didn ' t take any substantive decisions on trimming the list of items under controls . list of items What items are under control? 35 38 +1448 1 A two - day meeting of representatives of Cocom , the 17 - nation group that oversees exports of sensitive goods to communist countries , didn ' t take any substantive decisions on trimming the list of items under controls . decisions why did they have to make the decision to trim the list? 31 32 +1448 2 Nor did it ease restrictions on exports to Poland and Hungary , according to U . S . officials who attended the talks . restrictions on exports What types of restrictions had been implemented against Poland and Hungary? 4 7 +1448 2 Nor did it ease restrictions on exports to Poland and Hungary , according to U . S . officials who attended the talks . ease restrictions on exports Why are there restrictions? What types of restrictions are there? 3 7 +1448 2 Nor did it ease restrictions on exports to Poland and Hungary , according to U . S . officials who attended the talks . Poland and Hungary , Why do Poland and Hungary also have restrictions? 8 12 +1448 2 Nor did it ease restrictions on exports to Poland and Hungary , according to U . S . officials who attended the talks . ease restrictions What type of export restriction is needed to be lessen? 3 5 +1448 2 Nor did it ease restrictions on exports to Poland and Hungary , according to U . S . officials who attended the talks . Poland and Hungary Why was it necessary to ease export restrictions to Poland and Hungary? 8 11 +1448 3 The U . S . had been under pressure from several Cocom members , especially France , West Germany and Italy , to ease restrictions on some types of machine tools , which those countries argued were now widely available to East Bloc countries from non - Cocom members . from non - Cocom members How had these implements become available from other nations? 44 49 +1448 3 The U . S . had been under pressure from several Cocom members , especially France , West Germany and Italy , to ease restrictions on some types of machine tools , which those countries argued were now widely available to East Bloc countries from non - Cocom members . machine tools , Why are machining tools under restriction? 29 32 +1448 3 The U . S . had been under pressure from several Cocom members , especially France , West Germany and Italy , to ease restrictions on some types of machine tools , which those countries argued were now widely available to East Bloc countries from non - Cocom members . U . S . had been under pressure Why is the U.S. being pressured from these Cocom members? 1 9 +1448 4 For several years some European countries have complained that outdated Cocom lists and restrictions served more to hamper their trade than to add to Western security . outdated Cocom lists Why were the lists outdated? 9 12 +1448 4 For several years some European countries have complained that outdated Cocom lists and restrictions served more to hamper their trade than to add to Western security . outdated Cocom lists What is outdated about these lists? 9 12 +1448 4 For several years some European countries have complained that outdated Cocom lists and restrictions served more to hamper their trade than to add to Western security . hamper their trade How do these restrictions hamper trade? 17 20 +1448 4 For several years some European countries have complained that outdated Cocom lists and restrictions served more to hamper their trade than to add to Western security . Western security How had the list been explained to help \"add to Western security\"? 24 26 +1448 5 Some countries also have been pressing for special treatment for Hungary and Poland as they move toward more democratic rule , just as special treatment had been agreed on for China . Some countries also have been pressing Which countries had looked for better treatment for these two nations? 0 6 +1448 5 Some countries also have been pressing for special treatment for Hungary and Poland as they move toward more democratic rule , just as special treatment had been agreed on for China . special treatment What kind of special treatment is wanted? 7 9 +1448 5 Some countries also have been pressing for special treatment for Hungary and Poland as they move toward more democratic rule , just as special treatment had been agreed on for China . as special treatment had been agreed on for China What special treatment did China receive? 22 31 +1448 5 Some countries also have been pressing for special treatment for Hungary and Poland as they move toward more democratic rule , just as special treatment had been agreed on for China . Hungary and Poland What have they done to qualify for special treatment? 10 13 +1449 1 In the second step of a reorganization that began earlier this year , Boeing Co . said it will create a Defense and Space Group to consolidate several divisions . consolidate several divisions Which divisions will be consolidated? 26 29 +1449 1 In the second step of a reorganization that began earlier this year , Boeing Co . said it will create a Defense and Space Group to consolidate several divisions . reorganization Why do Boeing Co. need reorganization? 6 7 +1449 2 Meanwhile , Boeing officials and representatives of the Machinists union met separately last night with a federal mediator in an attempt to break the month - old strike that has shut the aerospace giant ' s assembly lines at a time when it has an $ 80 billion backlog of jetliner orders . break the month - old strike What led to the union going on strike? 22 28 +1449 2 Meanwhile , Boeing officials and representatives of the Machinists union met separately last night with a federal mediator in an attempt to break the month - old strike that has shut the aerospace giant ' s assembly lines at a time when it has an $ 80 billion backlog of jetliner orders . federal mediator Why do they need a federal mediator to met the Machinist union? 16 18 +1449 2 Meanwhile , Boeing officials and representatives of the Machinists union met separately last night with a federal mediator in an attempt to break the month - old strike that has shut the aerospace giant ' s assembly lines at a time when it has an $ 80 billion backlog of jetliner orders . Machinists union How did the Machinist union shut the aerospace giant's assembly lines? 8 10 +1449 4 Machinists already have rejected a package that would provide a 10 % pay raise plus bonuses over the three - year life of the contract . 10 % pay raise plus bonuses What were the machinists looking for in their compensation packages? 10 16 +1449 4 Machinists already have rejected a package that would provide a 10 % pay raise plus bonuses over the three - year life of the contract . rejected a package Why did the machinist rejected a package? 3 6 +1449 4 Machinists already have rejected a package that would provide a 10 % pay raise plus bonuses over the three - year life of the contract . Machinists What 'machinists'? 0 1 +1449 5 Boeing has said repeatedly it won ' t expand its offer and the machinists have responded that the offer isn ' t good enough . won ' t expand its offer Why can't Boeing expand its offer? 5 11 +1450 1 Home taping of pre - recorded music cuts into record industry revenues , but banning home taping would hurt consumers even more . hurt What are some pros and cons for home taping? 18 19 +1450 1 Home taping of pre - recorded music cuts into record industry revenues , but banning home taping would hurt consumers even more . banning home taping How would this take place? 14 17 +1450 1 Home taping of pre - recorded music cuts into record industry revenues , but banning home taping would hurt consumers even more . would hurt consumers even more How would the ban on home taping hurt consumers? 17 22 +1450 2 That ' s the conclusion of an independent report prepared by the Office of Technology Assessment at the request of the House and Senate judiciary committees . report What was the objective of this report? 8 9 +1450 2 That ' s the conclusion of an independent report prepared by the Office of Technology Assessment at the request of the House and Senate judiciary committees . That ' s the conclusion of an independent report Why was the report put together? 0 9 +1450 4 The report says the availability of such advanced analog recording equipment as cassette recorders doesn ' t seem to increase the quantity of home copying . increase What did they observe to come up with this conclusion? 19 20 +1450 5 That finding , the report says , casts doubt on the record industry ' s contention that the new generation of digital recording equipment will inevitably lead to wholesale abuse of copyrighted material by home tapers . new generation of digital recording equipment What was their evidence that this was taking place on a large-scale at the time? 18 24 +1450 5 That finding , the report says , casts doubt on the record industry ' s contention that the new generation of digital recording equipment will inevitably lead to wholesale abuse of copyrighted material by home tapers . new generation of digital recording equipment What is the new equipment being used for? 18 24 +1451 1 The rationale for responding to your customers ' needs faster than the competition can is clear : Your company will benefit in terms of market share , customer satisfaction and profitability . customers ' What type of customers does the reader have? 6 8 +1451 2 In fact , managers today are probably more aware of speed as a competitive variable than ever before . variable What other variables are there? 14 15 +1451 2 In fact , managers today are probably more aware of speed as a competitive variable than ever before . competitive variable What are some other important competitive variables? 13 15 +1451 3 However , for many , managing speed does not come naturally . managing speed does not come naturally What does it usually take to be able to manage customer needs quickly? 5 11 +1451 3 However , for many , managing speed does not come naturally . speed What are some ways to increase managing speed? 6 7 +1451 3 However , for many , managing speed does not come naturally . managing speed Are there challenges other than speeding up? 5 7 +1451 4 " Most of us grew up believing in the axioms ` Haste makes waste ' and ` Don ' t cut corners , ' ideas that seem to run counter to the concept of managing speed , " says Dean Cassell , vice president for product integrity at Grumman Corp . " But in the real world , you learn that speed and quality are not a trade - off . speed and quality are not a trade - off . How can it be shown that these two concepts are not mutually exclusive? 61 71 +1451 4 " Most of us grew up believing in the axioms ` Haste makes waste ' and ` Don ' t cut corners , ' ideas that seem to run counter to the concept of managing speed , " says Dean Cassell , vice president for product integrity at Grumman Corp . " But in the real world , you learn that speed and quality are not a trade - off . trade - off What are some ways to balance speed and quality? 67 70 +1451 4 " Most of us grew up believing in the axioms ` Haste makes waste ' and ` Don ' t cut corners , ' ideas that seem to run counter to the concept of managing speed , " says Dean Cassell , vice president for product integrity at Grumman Corp . " But in the real world , you learn that speed and quality are not a trade - off . speed and quality are not a trade - off How can you increase speed while maintaining quality? 61 70 +1451 5 Speed is a component of quality - - one of the things we must deliver to satisfy customers . " one of the things we must deliver Why must speed be seen as a factor in quality production? 8 15 +1451 5 Speed is a component of quality - - one of the things we must deliver to satisfy customers . " component How do you weigh speed against other components when it poses a conflict? 3 4 +1452 1 When Westinghouse Electric Corp . shuttered its massive steam turbine plant in Lester , Pa . , three years ago , it seemed like the company had pulled the plug on its century - old power generation business . shuttered its massive steam turbine plant Why was the plant being shut down? 5 11 +1452 1 When Westinghouse Electric Corp . shuttered its massive steam turbine plant in Lester , Pa . , three years ago , it seemed like the company had pulled the plug on its century - old power generation business . shuttered Why did Westinghouse Electric Corp. shutter? 5 6 +1452 1 When Westinghouse Electric Corp . shuttered its massive steam turbine plant in Lester , Pa . , three years ago , it seemed like the company had pulled the plug on its century - old power generation business . shuttered its massive steam turbine plant Why did they close? 5 11 +1452 1 When Westinghouse Electric Corp . shuttered its massive steam turbine plant in Lester , Pa . , three years ago , it seemed like the company had pulled the plug on its century - old power generation business . turbine How much power is a steam turbine plant capable of generating? 9 10 +1452 2 But now Westinghouse is enjoying a resurgence in demand for both steam and combustion turbines and may even join the growing legion of independent electric producers . resurgence in demand for both What is driving the increase in demand? 6 11 +1452 2 But now Westinghouse is enjoying a resurgence in demand for both steam and combustion turbines and may even join the growing legion of independent electric producers . resurgence in demand What is the reason for resurgence in demand? 6 9 +1452 2 But now Westinghouse is enjoying a resurgence in demand for both steam and combustion turbines and may even join the growing legion of independent electric producers . growing legion of independent electric producers Who are the growing legion of independent electric producers? 20 26 +1452 2 But now Westinghouse is enjoying a resurgence in demand for both steam and combustion turbines and may even join the growing legion of independent electric producers . resurgence What is causing the resurgence in demand? 6 7 +1452 3 And with its new venture with Japan ' s Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd . , announced last week , it is poised to penetrate growing markets overseas . new venture What is the new venture? 3 5 +1452 3 And with its new venture with Japan ' s Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd . , announced last week , it is poised to penetrate growing markets overseas . markets What markets are expected to use steam and combustion turbines? 25 26 +1452 4 For the first time since the mid - 1970s , Westinghouse this year has seen a significant increase in orders for power plants . significant increase in orders Why is there a significant increase in orders? 16 20 +1452 4 For the first time since the mid - 1970s , Westinghouse this year has seen a significant increase in orders for power plants . mid - 1970s , What were steam and combustion turbines used for back in the mid-1970s? 6 10 +1452 5 Most are from independent producers instead of regulated utilities , and Westinghouse believes it will ride a wave of demand stretching over the next six years . Most are from independent producers Who would be the type of producers to want to use these turbines? 0 5 +1452 5 Most are from independent producers instead of regulated utilities , and Westinghouse believes it will ride a wave of demand stretching over the next six years . wave of demand stretching over the next six years Why does Westinghouse believe that there will be wave of demand stretching over the next six years? 17 26 +1452 5 Most are from independent producers instead of regulated utilities , and Westinghouse believes it will ride a wave of demand stretching over the next six years . believes Did Westinghouse's beliefs about demand come into fruition? 12 13 +1453 1 Out of the mouths of revolutionaries are coming words of moderation . revolutionaries are coming words of moderation Who are the revolutionaries and what are they saying? 5 11 +1453 1 Out of the mouths of revolutionaries are coming words of moderation . words Why are they saying words of moderation? 8 9 +1453 2 Here , at a soccer stadium near the black township of Soweto yesterday , were eight leaders of the African National Congress , seven of whom had spent most of their adult lives in prison for sabotage and conspiracy to overthrow the government . most of their adult lives in prison Exactly how long did they spend in prison? 28 35 +1453 2 Here , at a soccer stadium near the black township of Soweto yesterday , were eight leaders of the African National Congress , seven of whom had spent most of their adult lives in prison for sabotage and conspiracy to overthrow the government . leaders Why are they congregating at a soccer stadium? 16 17 +1453 3 Here were more than 70 , 000 ANC supporters , gathering for the first ANC rally inside South Africa since the black liberation movement was banned in 1960 . was banned in 1960 Why was it banned? 24 28 +1453 3 Here were more than 70 , 000 ANC supporters , gathering for the first ANC rally inside South Africa since the black liberation movement was banned in 1960 . ANC What is the ANC? 7 8 +1453 3 Here were more than 70 , 000 ANC supporters , gathering for the first ANC rally inside South Africa since the black liberation movement was banned in 1960 . ANC What does ANC stand for? 7 8 +1453 4 Here was the state security appartus poised to pounce on any words or acts of provocation , let alone revolution . provocation , let alone revolution Why is there so much tension in this state right now? 15 20 +1453 4 Here was the state security appartus poised to pounce on any words or acts of provocation , let alone revolution . security Is violence expected at this event? 4 5 +1453 5 But the words that boomed over the loudspeakers bore messages of peace , unity , negotiation and discipline . " We stand for peace today and we will stand for peace tomorrow , " said Walter Sisulu , the ANC ' s former secretary general who , along with five of his colleagues , served 26 years in prison before being released two weeks ago . served 26 years in prison Why did he serve 26 years in prison? 54 59 +1453 5 But the words that boomed over the loudspeakers bore messages of peace , unity , negotiation and discipline . " We stand for peace today and we will stand for peace tomorrow , " said Walter Sisulu , the ANC ' s former secretary general who , along with five of his colleagues , served 26 years in prison before being released two weeks ago . years Why were they in prison and why were they released? 56 57 +1453 5 But the words that boomed over the loudspeakers bore messages of peace , unity , negotiation and discipline . " We stand for peace today and we will stand for peace tomorrow , " said Walter Sisulu , the ANC ' s former secretary general who , along with five of his colleagues , served 26 years in prison before being released two weeks ago . released Why were they released after 26 years? 61 62 +1454 1 Aetna Life & Casualty Co . ' s third - quarter net income fell 22 % to $ 182 . 6 million , or $ 1 . 63 a share , reflecting the damages from Hurricane Hugo and lower results for some of the company ' s major divisions . lower results Were claims from certain areas higher than others? 38 40 +1454 2 Catastrophe losses reduced Aetna ' s net income by $ 50 million , including $ 36 million from Hugo . Hugo How did their lost the other 14 million of their net income? 18 19 +1454 2 Catastrophe losses reduced Aetna ' s net income by $ 50 million , including $ 36 million from Hugo . $ 50 million , How will these huge losses affect their ability to opperate? 9 13 +1454 3 Last year catastrophe losses totaled $ 5 million , when net was $ 235 . 5 million , or $ 2 . 07 a share . catastrophe losses totaled $ 5 million , What sort of catastrophes were there in the prior year? 2 9 +1454 3 Last year catastrophe losses totaled $ 5 million , when net was $ 235 . 5 million , or $ 2 . 07 a share . catastrophe losses What defines a catastrophe loss? 2 4 +1454 4 The year - earlier results have been restated to reflect an accounting change . reflect an accounting change Why was there an accounting change? 9 13 +1454 4 The year - earlier results have been restated to reflect an accounting change . accounting What are the details of the accounting change? 11 12 +1454 4 The year - earlier results have been restated to reflect an accounting change . accounting change What exactly was the accounting change? 11 13 +1454 5 The insurer has started processing claims from the Northern California earthquake nearly two weeks ago . ago Which regions does Aetna Life & Casualty have business in? 14 15 +1455 1 RJR Nabisco Inc . said it agreed to sell its Baby Ruth , Butterfinger and Pearson candy businesses to Nestle S . A . ' s Nestle Foods unit for $ 370 million . sell its Baby Ruth , Butterfinger and Pearson Why were these looking to be sold? 8 16 +1455 2 The sale , at a higher price than some analysts had expected , helps the food and tobacco giant raise funds to pay debt and boosts Nestle ' s 7 % share of the U . S . candy market to about 12 % . raise funds to pay debt What was the cause of the debt? 19 24 +1455 4 The Nestle acquisition includes a candy plant in Franklin Park , Ill . , which employs about 800 workers . 800 workers Do they plan any layoffs? 17 19 +1455 5 The sale , which had been expected , is part of KKR ' s program to pay down $ 5 billion of a $ 6 billion bridge loan by February . $ 6 billion bridge loan What 'bridge loan'? 23 28 +1456 1 R . H . Macy & Co . , the closely held department store chain , said in a financial filing Friday that its sales for the fiscal fourth quarter ended July 29 were up 10 % to $ 1 . 59 billion against $ 1 . 44 billion a year earlier . Friday Which Friday was this in the month? 21 22 +1456 1 R . H . Macy & Co . , the closely held department store chain , said in a financial filing Friday that its sales for the fiscal fourth quarter ended July 29 were up 10 % to $ 1 . 59 billion against $ 1 . 44 billion a year earlier . sales What triggered better sales? 24 25 +1456 1 R . H . Macy & Co . , the closely held department store chain , said in a financial filing Friday that its sales for the fiscal fourth quarter ended July 29 were up 10 % to $ 1 . 59 billion against $ 1 . 44 billion a year earlier . were up 10 % to $ 1 . 59 billion Why were sales up? 33 43 +1456 2 Comparable store sales for the quarter were up 7 . 3 % . up Up from what month/quarter? 7 8 +1456 3 The net loss for the quarter was $ 43 . 1 million against a year - earlier loss of $ 106 million . year - earlier What factors contributed to the chain's better performance? 14 17 +1456 3 The net loss for the quarter was $ 43 . 1 million against a year - earlier loss of $ 106 million . The net loss for the quarter Why was there still a net loss? 0 6 +1456 4 The loss in the fourth quarter of 1988 reflected in part expenses for an unsuccessful bid for Federated Department Stores Inc . , as well as the restructuring of some of its department store operations . unsuccessful What made the bid unsuccessful? 14 15 +1456 4 The loss in the fourth quarter of 1988 reflected in part expenses for an unsuccessful bid for Federated Department Stores Inc . , as well as the restructuring of some of its department store operations . restructuring How did the restructuring go? 27 28 +1456 4 The loss in the fourth quarter of 1988 reflected in part expenses for an unsuccessful bid for Federated Department Stores Inc . , as well as the restructuring of some of its department store operations . unsuccessful bid for Federated Department Stores Why was the bid unsuccessful? 14 20 +1457 1 The world had a big yuk recently when the Soviets reported a rash of UFO landings , one of them bringing tall aliens who glowed in the dark to Voronezh . landings , How were they reportedly Sighted? 15 17 +1457 1 The world had a big yuk recently when the Soviets reported a rash of UFO landings , one of them bringing tall aliens who glowed in the dark to Voronezh . reported a rash of UFO landings , Why did the USSR report this sort of event? 10 17 +1457 1 The world had a big yuk recently when the Soviets reported a rash of UFO landings , one of them bringing tall aliens who glowed in the dark to Voronezh . reported Who did the Soviets report these UFO landings to? 10 11 +1457 1 The world had a big yuk recently when the Soviets reported a rash of UFO landings , one of them bringing tall aliens who glowed in the dark to Voronezh . aliens Who saw these aliens and what did they see? 22 23 +1457 2 It is the opinion of Timothy Good , author of " Above Top Secret : The World UFO Cover - Up " ( Quill / William Morrow , 592 pages , $ 12 . 95 ) , that the world laughs too fast . that the world laughs too fast . What is his evidence? 37 44 +1457 2 It is the opinion of Timothy Good , author of " Above Top Secret : The World UFO Cover - Up " ( Quill / William Morrow , 592 pages , $ 12 . 95 ) , that the world laughs too fast . Cover - Up " Why would it be necessary for world leaders to cover up the existence of UFOs and aliens? 18 22 +1457 3 Here is a bible for UFO watchers , complete with pictures of people who say they ' ve had personal relationships with aliens . personal How do the relationships pan out? 19 20 +1457 3 Here is a bible for UFO watchers , complete with pictures of people who say they ' ve had personal relationships with aliens . they ' ve had personal relationships with aliens What is their identifiable evidence? 15 23 +1457 3 Here is a bible for UFO watchers , complete with pictures of people who say they ' ve had personal relationships with aliens . watchers , What evidence do people who believe in UFOs point to to support their beliefs? 6 8 +1457 4 One photo shows a woman sporting a scar she says was made by a laser beam ( a low - caliber weapon , from the looks of the wound ) . she says was made by a laser beam Why does she claim it was a laser? 8 16 +1457 4 One photo shows a woman sporting a scar she says was made by a laser beam ( a low - caliber weapon , from the looks of the wound ) . laser Can a laser cause this type of injury or scar? 14 15 +1457 5 So far anyway , our alien visitors seem more intent on brightening our skies than pulverizing us . brightening How are the skies brightened? 11 12 +1457 5 So far anyway , our alien visitors seem more intent on brightening our skies than pulverizing us . brightening How do aliens brighten our skies? 11 12 +1458 1 Upset over the use of what it says are its exclusive trademarks , Hells Angels Motorcycle Corp . is fighting back - - in court . use of what it says are its exclusive trademarks , Who would be using its trademarks? 3 13 +1458 1 Upset over the use of what it says are its exclusive trademarks , Hells Angels Motorcycle Corp . is fighting back - - in court . exclusive trademarks What trademarks do the Hells Angels Motorcycle Corp believe are theirs exclusively? 10 12 +1458 1 Upset over the use of what it says are its exclusive trademarks , Hells Angels Motorcycle Corp . is fighting back - - in court . use How are they being used? 3 4 +1458 2 Concord New Horizons Corp . , creators of a 1988 movie called Nam Angels , used the gang ' s name and trademarks without authorization , the not - for - profit corporation says in a complaint filed in federal court . gang ' s name and trademarks without authorization , How did they use the gang's name without getting approval? 17 26 +1458 2 Concord New Horizons Corp . , creators of a 1988 movie called Nam Angels , used the gang ' s name and trademarks without authorization , the not - for - profit corporation says in a complaint filed in federal court . without authorization , Had Concord New Horizons Corp. requested authorization and subsequently denied? 23 26 +1458 3 Nam Angels depicts a group of the cycle gang ' s members on a mercenary mission to Viet Nam during the war years . mercenary mission to Viet Nam What did the mission entail? 14 19 +1458 3 Nam Angels depicts a group of the cycle gang ' s members on a mercenary mission to Viet Nam during the war years . mercenary mission Had any members of the Hell's Angels actually engage in a mercenary mission during the Vietnam War? 14 16 +1458 4 In addition to being broadcast on cable television , the movie also is being distributed on videocassettes , the suit alleges in seeking unspecified damages . unspecified Are there preestablished limits to the damages the motorcycle club can claim? 23 24 +1458 5 Also named in the suit is Media Home Entertainment Inc . of Culver City , Calif . , its parent , Heron Communications Inc . , and Broadstar Television of Los Angeles , holders of the copyright on the movie . holders of the copyright on the movie Are there any other individuals or groups named in the lawsuit being brought by the Hell's Angels? 33 40 +1459 1 Dow Jones & Co . extended its tender offer of $ 18 a share , or about $ 576 million , for the 33 % of Telerate Inc . that it doesn ' t already own until 5 p . m . EST , Nov . 6 . extended What triggered this decision? 5 6 +1459 1 Dow Jones & Co . extended its tender offer of $ 18 a share , or about $ 576 million , for the 33 % of Telerate Inc . that it doesn ' t already own until 5 p . m . EST , Nov . 6 . extended its tender offer of $ 18 a share , Why did Dow Jones & Co. extended its tender offer of $18 a share? 5 15 +1459 2 The offer , which Telerate ' s two independent directors have rejected as inadequate , previously had been scheduled to expire at midnight Friday . rejected as inadequate , By what degree is this offer inadequate? 11 15 +1459 2 The offer , which Telerate ' s two independent directors have rejected as inadequate , previously had been scheduled to expire at midnight Friday . inadequate , Why is this offer inadequate? 13 15 +1459 2 The offer , which Telerate ' s two independent directors have rejected as inadequate , previously had been scheduled to expire at midnight Friday . rejected as inadequate , Why did two independent directors of Telerate rejected the offer as inadequate? 11 15 +1459 3 Dow Jones said it extended the offer to allow shareholders time to review a supplement to the Dow Jones tender offer circular that it mailed last Friday . supplement What did this supplement change about the original offer? 14 15 +1459 4 The supplement contains various information that has been filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission since Dow Jones launched the offer on Sept . 26 , but it doesn ' t change the terms and conditions of the offer except to extend its expiration date . doesn ' t change the terms and conditions Why didn't it change the terms and conditions? 28 36 +1459 5 In Delaware Chancery Court litigation , Telerate has criticized Dow Jones for not disclosing that Telerate ' s management expects the company ' s revenue to increase by 20 % annually , while Dow Jones based its projections of Telerate ' s performance on a 12 % revenue growth forecast . increase by 20 % annually , Why was the growth forecast so much different than that expected by Dow Jones? 26 32 +1459 5 In Delaware Chancery Court litigation , Telerate has criticized Dow Jones for not disclosing that Telerate ' s management expects the company ' s revenue to increase by 20 % annually , while Dow Jones based its projections of Telerate ' s performance on a 12 % revenue growth forecast . 12 % How did this discrepancy happen? 45 47 +1459 5 In Delaware Chancery Court litigation , Telerate has criticized Dow Jones for not disclosing that Telerate ' s management expects the company ' s revenue to increase by 20 % annually , while Dow Jones based its projections of Telerate ' s performance on a 12 % revenue growth forecast . based its projections Why did Dow Jones based it's projections of Telerate's performance on a 12% revenue growth forecast? 35 38 +1460 1 After days of intense but fruitless negotiations , a federal judge last week threatened to convert William Herbert Hunt ' s Chapter 11 personal bankruptcy case into a Chapter 7 liquidation . intense but fruitless negotiations , Why were the negotiations fruitless? 3 8 +1460 1 After days of intense but fruitless negotiations , a federal judge last week threatened to convert William Herbert Hunt ' s Chapter 11 personal bankruptcy case into a Chapter 7 liquidation . Chapter 11 personal bankruptcy What is the criteria for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and who qualifies? 21 25 +1460 1 After days of intense but fruitless negotiations , a federal judge last week threatened to convert William Herbert Hunt ' s Chapter 11 personal bankruptcy case into a Chapter 7 liquidation . Chapter 7 liquidation What is the criteria for Chapter 7 liquidation and why is it more severe than Chapter 11? 28 31 +1460 1 After days of intense but fruitless negotiations , a federal judge last week threatened to convert William Herbert Hunt ' s Chapter 11 personal bankruptcy case into a Chapter 7 liquidation . William Herbert Who is William Herbert 16 18 +1460 1 After days of intense but fruitless negotiations , a federal judge last week threatened to convert William Herbert Hunt ' s Chapter 11 personal bankruptcy case into a Chapter 7 liquidation . liquidation Why would this be done? 30 31 +1460 2 Judge Harold C . Abramson raised the possibility after talks to end a feud between two major creditors failed and all three reorganization plans in the case ran into roadblocks . the case ran into roadblocks What sort of sticking points came up during these negotiations? 25 30 +1460 2 Judge Harold C . Abramson raised the possibility after talks to end a feud between two major creditors failed and all three reorganization plans in the case ran into roadblocks . three reorganization plans Why would the creditors have to reorganize their structure? 21 24 +1460 3 If the case is converted to Chapter 7 , what remains of the oil tycoon ' s once - vast estate - - now believed to have a value of less than $ 125 million - - would be sold off quickly with most of the proceeds going to the Internal Revenue Service , whose claim for $ 300 million in back taxes has priority in the case . value of less than $ 125 million Okay but he isnt bankrupt then 28 35 +1460 3 If the case is converted to Chapter 7 , what remains of the oil tycoon ' s once - vast estate - - now believed to have a value of less than $ 125 million - - would be sold off quickly with most of the proceeds going to the Internal Revenue Service , whose claim for $ 300 million in back taxes has priority in the case . back taxes What is the criteria for back taxes for large corporations? 61 63 +1460 4 Hundreds of smaller creditors could get nothing , according to attorneys involved . smaller creditors could get nothing , Why would the smaller creditors be left out? 2 8 +1460 4 Hundreds of smaller creditors could get nothing , according to attorneys involved . smaller creditors How were smaller creditors impacted by this case? 2 4 +1460 4 Hundreds of smaller creditors could get nothing , according to attorneys involved . smaller creditors Why is his fortune so small now? 2 4 +1460 5 While admitting such a move would be " devastating " to most creditors , Judge Abramson told a courtroom filled with nearly two dozen attorneys that he was concerned about the toll mounting legal bills will take on Mr . Hunt ' s shrinking estate and about the fact that , following voting by creditors , none of the reorganization plans appeared to be viable in their present form . bills will take on Mr . Hunt ' s shrinking estate Why was the estate constantly shrinking? 34 45 +1461 1 Two rival bidders for Connaught BioSciences extended their offers to acquire the Toronto - based vaccine manufacturer Friday . extended their offers Who won with what offer? 6 9 +1461 2 Institut Merieux S . A . , which offered 942 million Canadian dollars ( US $ 801 . 2 million ) , or C $ 37 a share for Connaught , said it would extend its bid , due to expire last Thursday , to Nov . 6 . offered 942 million Canadian dollars How did they get that kind of money? 8 13 +1461 4 It had been due to expire Friday evening . Friday evening what date was friday evening? 6 8 +1462 1 Arthur Price abruptly quit as president and chief executive officer of MTM Entertainment Inc . , a Los Angeles production company that has fallen on hard times . abruptly quit Why did Price abruptly quit? 2 4 +1462 1 Arthur Price abruptly quit as president and chief executive officer of MTM Entertainment Inc . , a Los Angeles production company that has fallen on hard times . MTM what does this stand for? 11 12 +1462 1 Arthur Price abruptly quit as president and chief executive officer of MTM Entertainment Inc . , a Los Angeles production company that has fallen on hard times . fallen on hard times what had happened? 23 27 +1462 1 Arthur Price abruptly quit as president and chief executive officer of MTM Entertainment Inc . , a Los Angeles production company that has fallen on hard times . Arthur Price abruptly quit as president What was the reason for his sudden departure? 0 6 +1462 2 Mr . Price , 61 years old , also stepped down from the board of TVS Entertainment PLC , the British TV company that last year bought MTM , producer of such TV programs as " Hill Street Blues " and " The Mary Tyler Moore Show . " " Hill Street Blues " what are these shows about and how are they relevant to the topic? 35 40 +1462 4 James Gatward , TVS ' s chief executive , said in a statement that he will " assume overall responsibility " for MTM ' s operations until a successor is named . until a successor is named When will that be? 26 31 +1462 4 James Gatward , TVS ' s chief executive , said in a statement that he will " assume overall responsibility " for MTM ' s operations until a successor is named . " assume overall responsibility " what do these responsibilities include? 16 21 +1462 4 James Gatward , TVS ' s chief executive , said in a statement that he will " assume overall responsibility " for MTM ' s operations until a successor is named . successor who will take over ? 28 29 +1462 5 Industry analysts speculated that Mr . Price ' s sudden departure may have stemmed from conflicts with Mr . Gatward . conflicts What was the nature of the conflict? 15 16 +1462 5 Industry analysts speculated that Mr . Price ' s sudden departure may have stemmed from conflicts with Mr . Gatward . conflicts what are the conflicts? why would it make him leave ? 15 16 +1462 5 Industry analysts speculated that Mr . Price ' s sudden departure may have stemmed from conflicts with Mr . Gatward . stemmed from conflicts with Mr . Gatward . What types of conflicts were being experienced between the two company heads? 13 21 +1463 1 TransCanada PipeLines Ltd . said it plans to shift its headquarters to Calgary , Alberta , from Toronto next year to cut costs and be closer to the upstream natural - gas industry . to cut costs Why is it more costly in Toronto? 20 23 +1463 1 TransCanada PipeLines Ltd . said it plans to shift its headquarters to Calgary , Alberta , from Toronto next year to cut costs and be closer to the upstream natural - gas industry . closer Where is the upstream natural-gas industry located? 25 26 +1463 1 TransCanada PipeLines Ltd . said it plans to shift its headquarters to Calgary , Alberta , from Toronto next year to cut costs and be closer to the upstream natural - gas industry . PipeLines What are the details of this company? 1 2 +1463 2 Gerald Maier , president and chief executive officer of the natural - gas pipeline and marketing concern , said the company ' s future growth is " increasingly linked " to decisions made by Calgary - based gas producers . decisions made by Calgary - based gas producers What types of decisions made in Calgary? 31 39 +1463 2 Gerald Maier , president and chief executive officer of the natural - gas pipeline and marketing concern , said the company ' s future growth is " increasingly linked " to decisions made by Calgary - based gas producers . decisions made by Calgary - based gas producers Why listen to their decisions? 31 39 +1463 2 Gerald Maier , president and chief executive officer of the natural - gas pipeline and marketing concern , said the company ' s future growth is " increasingly linked " to decisions made by Calgary - based gas producers . producers Does TransCanada PipeLines produce gas itself or only provide the pipeline for transporting gas? 38 39 +1463 2 Gerald Maier , president and chief executive officer of the natural - gas pipeline and marketing concern , said the company ' s future growth is " increasingly linked " to decisions made by Calgary - based gas producers . decisions What kind of decisions are these? 31 32 +1463 3 " Since deregulation of the market in 1985 , producers have become much more intensely involved in both transportation and marketing , " Mr . Maier said . " It ' s a matter of being close to those suppliers ; many of those companies don ' t know us as well as they should . " deregulation of the market in 1985 , Why was the market deregulated? 2 9 +1463 3 " Since deregulation of the market in 1985 , producers have become much more intensely involved in both transportation and marketing , " Mr . Maier said . " It ' s a matter of being close to those suppliers ; many of those companies don ' t know us as well as they should . " don ' t know us as well as they should Why aren't they more well known? 45 55 +1463 3 " Since deregulation of the market in 1985 , producers have become much more intensely involved in both transportation and marketing , " Mr . Maier said . " It ' s a matter of being close to those suppliers ; many of those companies don ' t know us as well as they should . " close How will moving headquarters help TransCanada form closer relationships with the natural gas producers? 36 37 +1463 3 " Since deregulation of the market in 1985 , producers have become much more intensely involved in both transportation and marketing , " Mr . Maier said . " It ' s a matter of being close to those suppliers ; many of those companies don ' t know us as well as they should . " deregulation What are the details of this? 2 3 +1463 4 TransCanada transports all gas that moves eastward from Alberta . from Alberta Why not expand to other regions? 7 9 +1463 4 TransCanada transports all gas that moves eastward from Alberta . all Are other companies trying to compete with TransCanada for a share of this business? 2 3 +1463 4 TransCanada transports all gas that moves eastward from Alberta . eastward What is around Alberta for people who do not know this area? 6 7 +1463 5 That includes all the gas consumed in Ontario and Quebec , along with the bulk of Canadian gas exports to the exports Where is Canadian gas exported to? 18 19 +1463 5 That includes all the gas consumed in Ontario and Quebec , along with the bulk of Canadian gas exports to the Ontario and Quebec , Are these hot spots for their business? 7 11 +1464 1 The envelope arrives in the mail . envelope arrives What is contained in the envelope? 1 3 +1464 2 Open it and two soulful eyes on a boy ' s brown face peer out from the page , pleadingly . peer out from the page , pleadingly Why are the eyes pleading? 13 20 +1464 3 Does the tyke have a good mind about to be wasted ? mind about to be wasted ? How could the mind be wasted? 6 12 +1464 4 Is he a victim of Gramm - Rudman cuts ? Gramm - Rudman cuts What programs are being cut by this act? 5 9 +1464 4 Is he a victim of Gramm - Rudman cuts ? Gramm - Rudman cuts ? What is this? 5 10 +1464 4 Is he a victim of Gramm - Rudman cuts ? Gramm - Rudman What does this mean? 5 8 +1464 4 Is he a victim of Gramm - Rudman cuts ? Gramm - Rudman cuts ? What are the Gramm-Rudman cuts? 5 10 +1464 5 No , but he ' s endangered all the same : His new sitcom on ABC needs a following to stay on the air . sitcom on ABC needs a following Why is the sitcom struggling to gain a following? 13 19 +1465 1 Crossland Savings Bank ' s stock plummeted after management recommended a suspension of dividend payments on both its common and preferred stock because Crossland may not meet the new government capital criteria effective Dec . 7 . new government capital criteria What sort of criteria were being implemented? 28 32 +1465 1 Crossland Savings Bank ' s stock plummeted after management recommended a suspension of dividend payments on both its common and preferred stock because Crossland may not meet the new government capital criteria effective Dec . 7 . new government capital criteria What is the criteria? 28 32 +1465 5 Crossland said it retained three investment bankers to assist it in developing and implementing a financial restructuring plan . a financial restructuring plan . What will the restructuring involve? 14 19 +1466 1 Like so many trends in the entertainment industry , the current spate of rape dramas on television seems to represent a confluence of high - mindedness and self - interest . current spate What in terms of numbers makes this a trend? 10 12 +1466 1 Like so many trends in the entertainment industry , the current spate of rape dramas on television seems to represent a confluence of high - mindedness and self - interest . confluence of high - mindedness and self - interest whose high-mindedness and self-interest? what does this phrase mean in this context? 21 30 +1466 1 Like so many trends in the entertainment industry , the current spate of rape dramas on television seems to represent a confluence of high - mindedness and self - interest . rape dramas How rampant are these in the media? 13 15 +1466 1 Like so many trends in the entertainment industry , the current spate of rape dramas on television seems to represent a confluence of high - mindedness and self - interest . many trends in the entertainment industry , What are the many trees in the entertainment industry? 2 9 +1466 2 The former comes from the latest wave of political activism in Hollywood , especially around feminist issues such as abortion . latest wave of political activism in Hollywood , What are the other wave of political activism in Hollywood? 5 13 +1466 3 The latter comes from the perception , on the part of many people in network TV , that their only hope of keeping viewers from defecting to cable is to fill the airwaves with an increasingly raw sensationalism . cable Meaning getting rid of cable? 27 28 +1466 3 The latter comes from the perception , on the part of many people in network TV , that their only hope of keeping viewers from defecting to cable is to fill the airwaves with an increasingly raw sensationalism . raw sensationalism Why is raw sensationalism so popular? 36 38 +1466 4 Put these together , and you get programs about rape . programs What kind of programs are they meaning; block buster movies, television series? 7 8 +1466 4 Put these together , and you get programs about rape . Put these together , What should be put together? 0 4 +1466 5 The best of the crop was last week ' s season premiere of " In the Heat of the Night , " the NBC series based on a 1967 feature film about a black Philadelphia police detective in a small Southern town . best of the crop What made this better than the rest? 1 5 +1466 5 The best of the crop was last week ' s season premiere of " In the Heat of the Night , " the NBC series based on a 1967 feature film about a black Philadelphia police detective in a small Southern town . film What was this film? 30 31 +1467 1 While Wall Street is retreating from computer - driven program trading , big institutional investors are likely to continue these strategies at full blast , further roiling the stock market , trading executives say . retreating from computer - driven program trading , Why was Wall Street hesitant to use computers to trade? 4 12 +1467 1 While Wall Street is retreating from computer - driven program trading , big institutional investors are likely to continue these strategies at full blast , further roiling the stock market , trading executives say . retreating Why did Wall Street decide to \"retreat\" from computer-driven program trading? 4 5 +1467 2 Bowing to a mounting public outcry , three more major securities firms - - Bear , Stearns & Co . Inc . , Morgan Stanley & Co . and Oppenheimer & Co . - - announced Friday they would suspend stock - index arbitrage trading for their own accounts . mounting public outcry , Why was there such public outcry at the time? 3 7 +1467 2 Bowing to a mounting public outcry , three more major securities firms - - Bear , Stearns & Co . Inc . , Morgan Stanley & Co . and Oppenheimer & Co . - - announced Friday they would suspend stock - index arbitrage trading for their own accounts . more Who are they in addition to? 8 9 +1467 2 Bowing to a mounting public outcry , three more major securities firms - - Bear , Stearns & Co . Inc . , Morgan Stanley & Co . and Oppenheimer & Co . - - announced Friday they would suspend stock - index arbitrage trading for their own accounts . they would suspend stock - index arbitrage trading Why would they decide to suspend trading for their own accounts? 37 45 +1467 3 PaineWebber Group Inc . announced a pullback on Thursday from stock - index arbitrage , a controversial program - trading strategy blamed by many investors for encouraging big stock - market swings . encouraging big stock - market swings How does it lead to large swings in the market? 26 32 +1467 3 PaineWebber Group Inc . announced a pullback on Thursday from stock - index arbitrage , a controversial program - trading strategy blamed by many investors for encouraging big stock - market swings . encouraging big stock - market swings Are \"stock-market swings\" considered bad? 26 32 +1467 4 Though the trading halts are offered as a sign of concern about recent stock market volatility , most Wall Street firms remain open to handle program trading for customers . open Is this custom? 22 23 +1467 4 Though the trading halts are offered as a sign of concern about recent stock market volatility , most Wall Street firms remain open to handle program trading for customers . recent stock market volatility , What do the words \"stock market volatility\" mean exactly? 12 17 +1467 5 Trading executives privately say that huge stock - index funds , which dwarf Wall Street firms in terms of the size of their program trades , will continue to launch big programs through the stock market . will continue to launch big programs Is this considered a good thing? 26 32 +1468 1 Nashua Corp . , rumored a potential takeover target for six months , said that a Dutch company has sought U . S . approval to buy up to 25 % of Nashua ' s shares . potential takeover target Why was the company in line to be taken over? 6 9 +1468 1 Nashua Corp . , rumored a potential takeover target for six months , said that a Dutch company has sought U . S . approval to buy up to 25 % of Nashua ' s shares . rumored a potential takeover target Why were they a potential takeover target? 4 9 +1468 1 Nashua Corp . , rumored a potential takeover target for six months , said that a Dutch company has sought U . S . approval to buy up to 25 % of Nashua ' s shares . a Dutch company Which Dutch company sought U.S approval to buy up shares? 15 18 +1468 1 Nashua Corp . , rumored a potential takeover target for six months , said that a Dutch company has sought U . S . approval to buy up to 25 % of Nashua ' s shares . Nashua Corp what do they do? 0 2 +1468 2 Nashua immediately responded by strengthening a poison - pill plan and saying it will buy back up to one million of its shares , or 10 . 4 % of the 9 . 6 million outstanding . buy back up to one million of its shares , What will the stock buyback lead to? 14 24 +1468 2 Nashua immediately responded by strengthening a poison - pill plan and saying it will buy back up to one million of its shares , or 10 . 4 % of the 9 . 6 million outstanding . poison - pill plan What is a poison-pill plan? 6 10 +1468 2 Nashua immediately responded by strengthening a poison - pill plan and saying it will buy back up to one million of its shares , or 10 . 4 % of the 9 . 6 million outstanding . poison - pill plan Why is it describe as a poison-pill plan? 6 10 +1468 2 Nashua immediately responded by strengthening a poison - pill plan and saying it will buy back up to one million of its shares , or 10 . 4 % of the 9 . 6 million outstanding . poison - pill plan what is this? 6 10 +1468 3 Nashua , whose major business is selling copiers , facsimile machines and related supplies , said Reiss & Co . B . V . of the Netherlands filed a request with the Federal Trade Commission under the Hart - Scott - Rodino Act for permission to buy more than $ 15 million of Nashua ' s stock but less than 25 % . facsimile machines what are those? 9 11 +1468 4 Previously , an affiliate of Unicorp Canada disclosed a stake of less than 5 % in Nashua , according to Daniel M . Junius , Nashua ' s treasurer . Unicorp Canada What is Unicorp Canada? 5 7 +1468 4 Previously , an affiliate of Unicorp Canada disclosed a stake of less than 5 % in Nashua , according to Daniel M . Junius , Nashua ' s treasurer . Unicorp Canada disclosed a stake Why would Unicorp Canada disclosed its stake of Nashua? 5 10 +1468 5 Nashua ' s stock has fluctuated sharply on takeover speculation , rising to a high for the year of $ 42 . 875 a share in June from $ 29 . 75 in March . fluctuated sharply on takeover speculation , Why did takeover speculation cause the stock to fluctuate? 5 11 +1469 1 Small businesses say a recent trend is like a dream come true : more - affordable rates for employee - health insurance , initially at least . initially Why does this trend not continue after the initial phase? 23 24 +1469 1 Small businesses say a recent trend is like a dream come true : more - affordable rates for employee - health insurance , initially at least . recent trend Why is this a recent trend? 4 6 +1469 1 Small businesses say a recent trend is like a dream come true : more - affordable rates for employee - health insurance , initially at least . rates for employee - health insurance , Why were rates for insurance coming down? 16 23 +1469 1 Small businesses say a recent trend is like a dream come true : more - affordable rates for employee - health insurance , initially at least . more - affordable rates How much more affordable the rates for employee-health insurance? 13 17 +1469 2 But then they wake up to a nightmare . nightmare Why is it considered a nightmare? 7 8 +1469 2 But then they wake up to a nightmare . nightmare What is the nightmare? 7 8 +1469 3 The reasonable first - year rates can be followed by increases of 60 % or more if a covered employee files a major claim , they complain . files a major claim , What constitutes a major claim? 20 25 +1469 3 The reasonable first - year rates can be followed by increases of 60 % or more if a covered employee files a major claim , they complain . major claim , What are the major claims of employees? 22 25 +1469 4 Insurance premiums for one small Maryland concern went up 130 % in less than two years , the last increase coming after one of its three workers developed a herniated disk . herniated How did they develop a herniated disc? 29 30 +1469 5 " There ' s a distinct possibility that I may lose my job over this , " the employee , Karen Allen , of Floor Covering Resources , Kensington , Md . , recently told a congressional hearing . possibility Why is it possible that they could lose their job? 6 7 +1470 1 For the sixth time in as many years , Continental Airlines has a new senior executive . new senior executive Who is it? 13 16 +1470 1 For the sixth time in as many years , Continental Airlines has a new senior executive . Continental Airlines has a new senior executive . Why was the company going through so many executives? 9 17 +1470 1 For the sixth time in as many years , Continental Airlines has a new senior executive . new senior executive what is their name? 13 16 +1470 2 Gone is D . Joseph Corr , the airline ' s chairman , chief executive and president , appointed only last December . Gone is D . Joseph Corr Why was he let go? 0 6 +1470 2 Gone is D . Joseph Corr , the airline ' s chairman , chief executive and president , appointed only last December . Gone is D . Joseph Corr , why is he gone? 0 7 +1470 2 Gone is D . Joseph Corr , the airline ' s chairman , chief executive and president , appointed only last December . D . Joseph Corr , did he get fired? 2 7 +1470 3 Mr . Corr resigned to pursue other business interests , the airline said . pursue other business interests What other interests? 5 9 +1470 3 Mr . Corr resigned to pursue other business interests , the airline said . business interests , What sort of other businesses was Mr. Corr involved with? 7 10 +1470 3 Mr . Corr resigned to pursue other business interests , the airline said . airline said was there an interview? 11 13 +1470 4 He could not be reached for comment . could not be reached for comment Why doesn't he want to answer or comment other than \"pursue other interests\"? 1 7 +1470 4 He could not be reached for comment . He where is he now? 0 1 +1470 5 Succeeding him as chairman and chief executive will be Frank Lorenzo , chairman and chief executive of Continental ' s parent , Texas Air Corp . Mr . Lorenzo , 49 years old , is reclaiming the job that was his before Mr . Corr signed on . reclaiming the job Why did he come back to reclaim the job? 35 38 +1471 1 Ratners Group PLC ' s U . S . subsidiary has agreed to acquire jewelry retailer Weisfield ' s Inc . for $ 50 a share , or about $ 55 million . has agreed to acquire Why is Ratners Group PLC agreed to acquire jewellery retailer Weisfield's Inc.? 10 14 +1471 2 Weisfield ' s shares soared on the announcement yesterday , closing up $ 11 to close at $ 50 in national over - the - counter trading . over - the - counter What is over-the-counter trading? 21 26 +1471 3 Ratners and Weisfield ' s said they reached an agreement in principle for the acquisition of Weisfield ' s by Sterling Inc . agreement What made this company desirable for acquisition? 9 10 +1471 3 Ratners and Weisfield ' s said they reached an agreement in principle for the acquisition of Weisfield ' s by Sterling Inc . reached an agreement Why did they sell their company? 7 10 +1471 3 Ratners and Weisfield ' s said they reached an agreement in principle for the acquisition of Weisfield ' s by Sterling Inc . acquisition of Weisfield ' s by Sterling Inc Why is the principle for the acquisition of Weisfields's by Sterling Inc. instead of Ratners? 14 22 +1471 3 Ratners and Weisfield ' s said they reached an agreement in principle for the acquisition of Weisfield ' s by Sterling Inc . Weisfield ' s What does this mean for Weisfield's Inc? 2 5 +1471 4 The companies said the acquisition is subject to a definitive agreement . agreement What would be the terms of the agreement? 10 11 +1471 5 They said they expect the transaction to be completed by Dec . 15 . completed by Dec . 15 And then how long until the transition is completed? 8 13 +1471 5 They said they expect the transaction to be completed by Dec . 15 . transaction What are some general outcomes to come out of the transaction for each party? 5 6 +1472 1 Georgia - Pacific Corp . offered to acquire Great Northern Nekoosa Corp . for $ 58 a share , or about $ 3 . 18 billion . Corp What kind of companies are these? 3 4 +1472 1 Georgia - Pacific Corp . offered to acquire Great Northern Nekoosa Corp . for $ 58 a share , or about $ 3 . 18 billion . offered to acquire Great Northern Nekoosa Corp Why was the acquisition taking place? 5 12 +1472 1 Georgia - Pacific Corp . offered to acquire Great Northern Nekoosa Corp . for $ 58 a share , or about $ 3 . 18 billion . offered to acquire Why did they offer to acquire? 5 8 +1472 1 Georgia - Pacific Corp . offered to acquire Great Northern Nekoosa Corp . for $ 58 a share , or about $ 3 . 18 billion . Great Northern Nekoosa Corp . Where is this company located and what is its' worth? 8 13 +1472 2 The offer capped a week of rumors that Georgia - Pacific , an Atlanta - based forest - products company , was considering making a bid for Nekoosa , a paper - products concern based in Norwalk , Conn . considering making a bid Why are they considering making a bid? 22 26 +1472 2 The offer capped a week of rumors that Georgia - Pacific , an Atlanta - based forest - products company , was considering making a bid for Nekoosa , a paper - products concern based in Norwalk , Conn . concern What is the meaning of concern in the context of paper products? 33 34 +1472 3 Executives at Nekoosa couldn ' t be reached , and officials at Georgia Pacific declined to comment . reached , How many attempts were made at reaching Nekoosa exectutives? 7 9 +1472 4 Analysts , however , were surprised because the tender offer appeared unsolicited . " It ' s quite a bombshell , " said one , adding that the offer could spark a period of industry consolidation . said one , Where is the analyst from? 22 25 +1472 4 Analysts , however , were surprised because the tender offer appeared unsolicited . " It ' s quite a bombshell , " said one , adding that the offer could spark a period of industry consolidation . a period of industry consolidation What is a period of industry consolidation? 31 36 +1472 4 Analysts , however , were surprised because the tender offer appeared unsolicited . " It ' s quite a bombshell , " said one , adding that the offer could spark a period of industry consolidation . period How long would this period of industry consoladition last? 32 33 +1472 5 The two companies would appear to be a logical fit because of their complementary lines , and analysts described the offer , representing a 36 % premium over Nekoosa ' s market price , as fair . complementary lines , How are the companies' lines complementary? 13 16 +1473 1 Japanese companies have long been accused of sacrificing profit to boost sales . Japanese companies What are the names of the companies? 0 2 +1473 1 Japanese companies have long been accused of sacrificing profit to boost sales . have long How long have they been accused? 2 4 +1473 1 Japanese companies have long been accused of sacrificing profit to boost sales . been accused Been accused of what? 4 6 +1473 1 Japanese companies have long been accused of sacrificing profit to boost sales . have long been accused Been accused by whom? 2 6 +1473 2 But Fujitsu Ltd . has taken that practice to a new extreme . new extreme Where exactly has he taken it? 10 12 +1473 2 But Fujitsu Ltd . has taken that practice to a new extreme . taken that practice to a new extreme . How has Fujitsu done this? 5 13 +1473 2 But Fujitsu Ltd . has taken that practice to a new extreme . Fujitsu Ltd . What do they make? 1 4 +1473 3 Japan ' s biggest computer maker last week undercut seven competitors to win a contract to design a mapping system for the city of Hiroshima ' s waterworks . Japan ' s biggest computer maker What makes them the biggest maker? 0 6 +1473 3 Japan ' s biggest computer maker last week undercut seven competitors to win a contract to design a mapping system for the city of Hiroshima ' s waterworks . undercut How much did they undercut them by? 8 9 +1473 3 Japan ' s biggest computer maker last week undercut seven competitors to win a contract to design a mapping system for the city of Hiroshima ' s waterworks . mapping system What mapping system? 18 20 +1473 4 Its bid : one yen , or less than a U . S . penny . one yen , How much is one yen worth? 3 6 +1473 4 Its bid : one yen , or less than a U . S . penny . less than a U . S . penny Why was the bid so low? 7 15 +1473 4 Its bid : one yen , or less than a U . S . penny . one yen , or less than a U . S . penny Why did they do that? How does that help them? 3 15 +1473 5 The bid created such a furor that Fujitsu said it is now offering to withdraw from the project . " From a common - sense viewpoint , it was not socially acceptable , " a Fujitsu spokeswoman said yesterday . such a furor Why was this caused? 3 6 +1473 5 The bid created such a furor that Fujitsu said it is now offering to withdraw from the project . " From a common - sense viewpoint , it was not socially acceptable , " a Fujitsu spokeswoman said yesterday . not socially acceptable , " Why was it considered not socially acceptable? 29 34 +1473 5 The bid created such a furor that Fujitsu said it is now offering to withdraw from the project . " From a common - sense viewpoint , it was not socially acceptable , " a Fujitsu spokeswoman said yesterday . was not socially acceptable , " Why wasn't the move seen as acceptable? 28 34 +1473 5 The bid created such a furor that Fujitsu said it is now offering to withdraw from the project . " From a common - sense viewpoint , it was not socially acceptable , " a Fujitsu spokeswoman said yesterday . common - sense So did they not use common sense when making the bid? 22 25 +1474 1 Hudson ' s Bay Co . announced terms of a previously proposed rights issue that is expected to raise about 396 million Canadian dollars ( US $ 337 million ) net of expenses . rights What rights are included under these terms? 12 13 +1474 1 Hudson ' s Bay Co . announced terms of a previously proposed rights issue that is expected to raise about 396 million Canadian dollars ( US $ 337 million ) net of expenses . rights issue What sort of rights issue was the company announcing at this time? 12 14 +1474 1 Hudson ' s Bay Co . announced terms of a previously proposed rights issue that is expected to raise about 396 million Canadian dollars ( US $ 337 million ) net of expenses . announced terms Why did Hudson's Bay Co. announced terms of a previously rights issue? 6 8 +1474 1 Hudson ' s Bay Co . announced terms of a previously proposed rights issue that is expected to raise about 396 million Canadian dollars ( US $ 337 million ) net of expenses . net of expenses How will these terms raise their net of expenses? 30 33 +1474 2 Proceeds of the offering will be used to redeem C $ 264 million of preferred shares and to reduce short - term debt , the company said . reduce short - term Why is the company in trouble? 18 22 +1474 2 Proceeds of the offering will be used to redeem C $ 264 million of preferred shares and to reduce short - term debt , the company said . preferred What are 'preferred' shares? 14 15 +1474 2 Proceeds of the offering will be used to redeem C $ 264 million of preferred shares and to reduce short - term debt , the company said . short - term How is debt defined as short-term? 19 22 +1474 2 Proceeds of the offering will be used to redeem C $ 264 million of preferred shares and to reduce short - term debt , the company said . reduce short - term debt , Why does the company have short-term debt? 18 24 +1474 3 Canada ' s largest department store operator said the rights offering will entitle holders of its ordinary shares , except residents in the U . S . and Britain , to subscribe for two additional shares for every five shares held at a price of C $ 31 . 25 a share . except Why are residents in the U.S. and Britain excluded from these terms? 19 20 +1474 3 Canada ' s largest department store operator said the rights offering will entitle holders of its ordinary shares , except residents in the U . S . and Britain , to subscribe for two additional shares for every five shares held at a price of C $ 31 . 25 a share . except residents in the U . S . and Britain , How will the share holders residing in the U.S. and Britain subscribe additional shares? 19 30 +1474 4 The record date is Nov . 9 . The record date is Nov Will this all be finished by then, or is it slow to roll out? 0 5 +1474 5 The company has about 31 million ordinary shares outstanding . outstanding Are outstanding shares available for purchase? 8 9 +1474 5 The company has about 31 million ordinary shares outstanding . ordinary Which shares are not ordinary? 6 7 +1475 1 The U . S . economy grew at a moderate 2 . 5 % annual rate in the third quarter , the same pace as the second quarter , despite the worst trade performance in six years , the Commerce Department reported . worst trade performance in six years , What led to such poor performance? 31 38 +1475 1 The U . S . economy grew at a moderate 2 . 5 % annual rate in the third quarter , the same pace as the second quarter , despite the worst trade performance in six years , the Commerce Department reported . despite the worst trade performance in six years , How did it grow if the trade performance was so low? 29 38 +1475 1 The U . S . economy grew at a moderate 2 . 5 % annual rate in the third quarter , the same pace as the second quarter , despite the worst trade performance in six years , the Commerce Department reported . despite Why did the economy grow despite the bad trade performance? 29 30 +1475 2 Personal spending , buoyed by a burst of automobile buying , was the main catalyst to the economy ' s expansion . a burst of automobile buying , Why were so many cars bought? 5 11 +1475 2 Personal spending , buoyed by a burst of automobile buying , was the main catalyst to the economy ' s expansion . buoyed by a burst of automobile buying , Why was there a burst of automobiles being bought? 3 11 +1475 2 Personal spending , buoyed by a burst of automobile buying , was the main catalyst to the economy ' s expansion . burst of automobile buying , Why are people suddenly buying more cars? 6 11 +1475 2 Personal spending , buoyed by a burst of automobile buying , was the main catalyst to the economy ' s expansion . burst Why are more automobiles being bought? 6 7 +1475 3 But trade , one of the economy ' s main forces in the past few years , showed a sharp deterioration . showed a sharp deterioration Why was trade slipping? 17 21 +1475 3 But trade , one of the economy ' s main forces in the past few years , showed a sharp deterioration . showed a sharp deterioration What has caused this deterioration 17 21 +1475 3 But trade , one of the economy ' s main forces in the past few years , showed a sharp deterioration . sharp deterioration Why is trade declining? 19 21 +1475 4 Imports of goods and services soared , while exports were flat . exports were flat Why were companies not exporting in comparison to their imports? 8 11 +1475 4 Imports of goods and services soared , while exports were flat . services soared , while exports were flat Why were imports so high but very low exports? 4 11 +1475 4 Imports of goods and services soared , while exports were flat . Imports of goods and services soared , Why are imports doing so much better than exports, what has changed? 0 7 +1475 4 Imports of goods and services soared , while exports were flat . exports were flat Why have exports fallen off? 8 11 +1475 5 Some economists found the mixture ominous . ominous What were they thinking would be the future outcome of these figures? 5 6 +1475 5 Some economists found the mixture ominous . ominous Why? That sounds a bit dramatic. 5 6 +1475 5 Some economists found the mixture ominous . ominous Why do economists find these conditions ominous? 5 6 +1476 1 This is slightly adapted from remarks Oct . 7 by former Secretary of State George P . Shultz to an alumni gathering at the Stanford Business School , where he has returned to the faculty : slightly adapted Why was it slightly adapted? 2 4 +1476 1 This is slightly adapted from remarks Oct . 7 by former Secretary of State George P . Shultz to an alumni gathering at the Stanford Business School , where he has returned to the faculty : remarks What was the topic of the remarks? 5 6 +1476 2 I was struck a couple of years ago by the drug - interdiction effort in the Bahamas . struck Why were he struck by drug interdiction effort in Bahamas? 2 3 +1476 2 I was struck a couple of years ago by the drug - interdiction effort in the Bahamas . drug - interdiction effort in the Bahamas . What sort of effort was being undertaken? 10 18 +1476 2 I was struck a couple of years ago by the drug - interdiction effort in the Bahamas . drug - interdiction What is unique about the drug-interdiction effort that caught his attention? 10 13 +1476 3 We had intercepted during the year an estimated $ 5 billion street value of cocaine . intercepted How did they intercepted an estimated $5 billion street value cocaine? 2 3 +1476 3 We had intercepted during the year an estimated $ 5 billion street value of cocaine . $ 5 billion street value of cocaine . How much in weight does this equal? 8 16 +1476 3 We had intercepted during the year an estimated $ 5 billion street value of cocaine . We Which organization does 'we' refer to? 0 1 +1476 4 I don ' t know how much got through . how much Why didn't you know? 5 7 +1476 4 I don ' t know how much got through . much What is a rough estimate of the amount that got through? 6 7 +1476 5 Nobody has any credible estimate . credible estimate Why was there no credible estimate? 3 5 +1476 5 Nobody has any credible estimate . Nobody has any credible estimate Why is this the case? 0 5 +1477 1 Ground zero of the HUD scandal is the Secretary ' s " discretionary fund , " a honey pot used to fund projects that weren ' t approved through normal HUD channels . weren ' t approved through normal HUD channels Why were the projects taken through other means? 24 32 +1477 1 Ground zero of the HUD scandal is the Secretary ' s " discretionary fund , " a honey pot used to fund projects that weren ' t approved through normal HUD channels . scandal If it's discretionary, what makes it scandalous? 5 6 +1477 1 Ground zero of the HUD scandal is the Secretary ' s " discretionary fund , " a honey pot used to fund projects that weren ' t approved through normal HUD channels . channels Who were involved in utilizing the discretionary fund? 31 32 +1477 2 Jack Kemp wants to abolish it . wants to abolish it why does he want to abolish it? 2 6 +1477 3 Instead , Congress ' s idea of reform is to increase this slush fund by $ 28 . 4 million . reform What are some other options for dealing with the slush fund? 7 8 +1477 5 The HUD scandals will simply continue , but under new mismanagement . under new mismanagement Why would it be mismanaged? 8 11 +1477 5 The HUD scandals will simply continue , but under new mismanagement . HUD scandals What are some examples of scandals? 1 3 +1477 5 The HUD scandals will simply continue , but under new mismanagement . mismanagement Which members of congress pushed for this? 10 11 +1478 1 Norwood Partners Limited Partnership of Boston said it may make a tender offer for some or all of Phoenix Technologies Ltd . ' s common shares . offer Why does Norwood Partners Limited Partnership of Boston wants to make a tender offer for some or all of Phoenix Technologies Ltd.'s common shares? 12 13 +1478 1 Norwood Partners Limited Partnership of Boston said it may make a tender offer for some or all of Phoenix Technologies Ltd . ' s common shares . Phoenix Technologies Ltd . ' s common shares Why was the Boston company wanting to take over Phoenix Tech's shares? 18 26 +1478 1 Norwood Partners Limited Partnership of Boston said it may make a tender offer for some or all of Phoenix Technologies Ltd . ' s common shares . Phoenix What kind of technology does Phoenix Technologies Ltd. make? 18 19 +1478 2 Norwood , Mass . - based Phoenix , a once - high - flying maker of software for personal computers , has had substantial losses in the past two quarters . losses Why did Norwood suffer substantial losses? 24 25 +1478 2 Norwood , Mass . - based Phoenix , a once - high - flying maker of software for personal computers , has had substantial losses in the past two quarters . had substantial losses in the past two quarters . Why were the losses so large? 22 31 +1478 2 Norwood , Mass . - based Phoenix , a once - high - flying maker of software for personal computers , has had substantial losses in the past two quarters . losses What factors contributed to these substantial losses? 24 25 +1478 3 Its stock , which was as high as $ 18 . 75 a share , has been trading under $ 4 a share recently . under Why has the stock been trading for under $4 recently? 18 19 +1478 3 Its stock , which was as high as $ 18 . 75 a share , has been trading under $ 4 a share recently . share Did this drop happen within the past two quarters? 13 14 +1478 4 Yesterday it closed at $ 4 . 375 a share , up $ 1 . 125 , in national over - the - counter trading . up What caused the share to go up by $1.125? 11 12 +1478 4 Yesterday it closed at $ 4 . 375 a share , up $ 1 . 125 , in national over - the - counter trading . over - the - counter What is over-the-counter trading? 19 24 +1478 5 In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing , Norwood said it ' s part of a group that holds 525 , 546 Phoenix Technologies common shares , or a 5 . 3 % stake . holds Which part of a group does Norwood belong that holds 525, 546 common shares? 18 19 +1478 5 In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing , Norwood said it ' s part of a group that holds 525 , 546 Phoenix Technologies common shares , or a 5 . 3 % stake . group What is the group being referred to here? 16 17 +1479 1 Treasury Secretary Nicholas Brady said that Congress should grant the Securities and Exchange Commission the power to close the stock markets in periods of crisis . the power to close the stock markets Why didn't the SEC have this ability in the past? 14 21 +1479 1 Treasury Secretary Nicholas Brady said that Congress should grant the Securities and Exchange Commission the power to close the stock markets in periods of crisis . crisis Why can they be shit in periods of crisis? 24 25 +1479 1 Treasury Secretary Nicholas Brady said that Congress should grant the Securities and Exchange Commission the power to close the stock markets in periods of crisis . Treasury Secretary Nicholas Brady said that On what date did he say this? 0 6 +1479 1 Treasury Secretary Nicholas Brady said that Congress should grant the Securities and Exchange Commission the power to close the stock markets in periods of crisis . in periods of crisis What period of crisis is this particularly in regards to? 21 25 +1479 2 In testimony to the Senate securities subcommittee , Mr . Brady disputed the view of SEC Chairman Richard Breeden , who told a House panel Wednesday that he doesn ' t want the ability to halt the markets . he doesn ' t want the ability Why was the Chairman leery of having such authority? 27 34 +1479 2 In testimony to the Senate securities subcommittee , Mr . Brady disputed the view of SEC Chairman Richard Breeden , who told a House panel Wednesday that he doesn ' t want the ability to halt the markets . ability How does this ability take shape? How is this power granted? 33 34 +1479 2 In testimony to the Senate securities subcommittee , Mr . Brady disputed the view of SEC Chairman Richard Breeden , who told a House panel Wednesday that he doesn ' t want the ability to halt the markets . doesn ' t want the ability to halt the markets Why does he not want the ability to halt the market? 28 38 +1479 2 In testimony to the Senate securities subcommittee , Mr . Brady disputed the view of SEC Chairman Richard Breeden , who told a House panel Wednesday that he doesn ' t want the ability to halt the markets . In testimony to the Senate When was this testimony? 0 5 +1479 3 Mr . Breeden contended that discretionary power could have an impact on the markets if rumors were to circulate about when the exchanges might be closed . discretionary Why is the power discrete? 5 6 +1479 3 Mr . Breeden contended that discretionary power could have an impact on the markets if rumors were to circulate about when the exchanges might be closed . Mr . Breeden contended When did he contend this? 0 4 +1479 3 Mr . Breeden contended that discretionary power could have an impact on the markets if rumors were to circulate about when the exchanges might be closed . could have an impact on the markets Why could it have this impact on markets? 7 14 +1479 4 He added that the president already has the power to close the markets in an emergency . president already has the power Why does the President have the power instead of the Chairman? 4 9 +1479 4 He added that the president already has the power to close the markets in an emergency . emergency Which types of emergencies? Why during an emergency? 15 16 +1479 4 He added that the president already has the power to close the markets in an emergency . the president already has the power How does he know this, and where is this said? 3 9 +1479 5 But Mr . Brady argued that the SEC is closer to the markets and in a better position to understand when the exchanges are under such stress that they should be closed . stress How is this stress measured? 26 27 +1479 5 But Mr . Brady argued that the SEC is closer to the markets and in a better position to understand when the exchanges are under such stress that they should be closed . argued When did he argue this? 4 5 +1480 1 IMA Holdings Corp . completed its $ 3 billion acquisition of American Medical International Inc . , purchasing 63 million shares , or 86 % , of the Los Angeles - based health - care services concern for $ 26 . 50 a share . IMA Holdings Corp Who is the IMA Holdings Corp.? 0 3 +1480 2 The price also includes assumption of about $ 1 . 4 billion in debt . $ 1 . 4 billion in debt Why all this debt? 7 14 +1480 2 The price also includes assumption of about $ 1 . 4 billion in debt . assumption of about $ 1 . 4 billion in debt Why was there 1.4 billion in debt? 4 14 +1480 2 The price also includes assumption of about $ 1 . 4 billion in debt . $ 1 . 4 billion in debt Why does the price include the debt? 7 14 +1480 3 IMA is a group that includes First Boston Corp . and the Pritzker family of Chicago through the leveraged buy - out fund Harry Gray Melvyn Klein & Partners . Harry Gray Melvyn Klein & Partners Is this sentence saying that Harry Gray Melvyn Klein & Partners helped make up the groups of IMA? 23 29 +1480 4 Harry J . Gray and Melvyn N . Klein , along with five other IMA designees , were named to join American Medical ' s 10 - member board . five other IMA designees , Who are these 5 others? 12 17 +1480 4 Harry J . Gray and Melvyn N . Klein , along with five other IMA designees , were named to join American Medical ' s 10 - member board . Harry J . Gray and Melvyn N . Klein , How were they chosen? 0 10 +1480 4 Harry J . Gray and Melvyn N . Klein , along with five other IMA designees , were named to join American Medical ' s 10 - member board . Harry J . Gray and Melvyn N . Klein , Who are these people and why were they chosen? 0 10 +1480 5 The completion of the merger agreement follows months of twists and turns . twists and turns What did these twists and turns entail? 9 12 +1480 5 The completion of the merger agreement follows months of twists and turns . agreement follows months of twists and turns What other twists and turns did the agreement include? 5 12 +1480 5 The completion of the merger agreement follows months of twists and turns . twists and turns What were the twists and turns? 9 12 +1481 1 Exxon Corp . said it will move its headquarters from Manhattan to Dallas . move Why do they want to move? 6 7 +1481 1 Exxon Corp . said it will move its headquarters from Manhattan to Dallas . move its headquarters from Manhattan to Dallas Why was the move taking place? 6 13 +1481 1 Exxon Corp . said it will move its headquarters from Manhattan to Dallas . move its headquarters Why does Exxon Corp. want to move its headquarters from Manhattan to Dallas? 6 9 +1481 1 Exxon Corp . said it will move its headquarters from Manhattan to Dallas . will move its headquarters Why are they moving their headquarters? 5 9 +1481 2 Most of the 300 employees at the oil company ' s midtown headquarters building - - including much of senior management - - were unaware of the plan until informed at a morning meeting by Chairman Lawrence G . Rawl . unaware Why were they unaware of such an important fact? 24 25 +1481 2 Most of the 300 employees at the oil company ' s midtown headquarters building - - including much of senior management - - were unaware of the plan until informed at a morning meeting by Chairman Lawrence G . Rawl . were unaware of the plan Why were workers left in the dark on the plan? 23 28 +1481 2 Most of the 300 employees at the oil company ' s midtown headquarters building - - including much of senior management - - were unaware of the plan until informed at a morning meeting by Chairman Lawrence G . Rawl . unaware of the plan Why were headquarters' employees unaware of Exxon Corp.'s plan to relocate? 24 28 +1481 2 Most of the 300 employees at the oil company ' s midtown headquarters building - - including much of senior management - - were unaware of the plan until informed at a morning meeting by Chairman Lawrence G . Rawl . were unaware Why would they keep their employees in the dark about this? 23 25 +1481 3 The shift won ' t affect operations . operations Does Exxon Corp. plan to relocate Manhattan employees to Dallas? 6 7 +1481 3 The shift won ' t affect operations . won ' t affect How do they know this wouldn't impact operations? 2 6 +1481 4 As part of its restructuring several years ago , Exxon moved most of those out of the city and sold its 53 - floor Rockefeller Center skyscraper to a Japanese company . restructuring What other plans for restructuring does Exxon have? 4 5 +1481 4 As part of its restructuring several years ago , Exxon moved most of those out of the city and sold its 53 - floor Rockefeller Center skyscraper to a Japanese company . restructuring Why did the company need to restructure? 4 5 +1481 5 But the pullout is an embarrassment to New York City officials , coming at a time of high office building vacancy rates and departures by other major companies . departures by other major companies . Why were other companies departing the large buildings in NYC? 23 29 +1481 5 But the pullout is an embarrassment to New York City officials , coming at a time of high office building vacancy rates and departures by other major companies . departures by other major companies Why are other major companies pulling out of New York City? 23 28 +1481 5 But the pullout is an embarrassment to New York City officials , coming at a time of high office building vacancy rates and departures by other major companies . high office building vacancy rates What is causing such high rates of vacancies? 17 22 +1482 1 If you ' re still wondering about the causes of the slump in the junk - bond market , consider the case of Columbia Savings & Loan . causes of the slump in the junk - bond market , What were the main causes of this slump? 8 19 +1482 1 If you ' re still wondering about the causes of the slump in the junk - bond market , consider the case of Columbia Savings & Loan . consider the case of Columbia Savings & Loan What is the case of Columbia Savings & Loan? 19 27 +1482 1 If you ' re still wondering about the causes of the slump in the junk - bond market , consider the case of Columbia Savings & Loan . causes of the slump in the junk - bond market , What are the causes of the slump in the junk-bond market? 8 19 +1482 1 If you ' re still wondering about the causes of the slump in the junk - bond market , consider the case of Columbia Savings & Loan . the case of Columbia Savings & Loan . What did the case of Columbia Savings and Loan involve? 20 28 +1482 2 The California thrift has just announced a $ 226 million third - quarter loss . announced a $ 226 million third - quarter loss Why such a large loss in just a single quarter? 5 14 +1482 2 The California thrift has just announced a $ 226 million third - quarter loss . $ 226 million third - quarter loss . What caused the loss? 7 15 +1482 4 Well , when Congress in its recent S & L bailout mandated that the thrifts sell off all their junk - bond holdings by 1994 , it not only artificially increased the supply of these bonds in the market but also eliminated one of the few profitable investments thrifts have made . few profitable investments thrifts have made Why were junk bonds one of the only areas thrift banks could profit in? 45 51 +1482 4 Well , when Congress in its recent S & L bailout mandated that the thrifts sell off all their junk - bond holdings by 1994 , it not only artificially increased the supply of these bonds in the market but also eliminated one of the few profitable investments thrifts have made . artificially increased What is an example of artificially increased? 29 31 +1482 4 Well , when Congress in its recent S & L bailout mandated that the thrifts sell off all their junk - bond holdings by 1994 , it not only artificially increased the supply of these bonds in the market but also eliminated one of the few profitable investments thrifts have made . eliminated one of the few How did it eliminate one of the few profitable investments thrifts made? 41 46 +1482 4 Well , when Congress in its recent S & L bailout mandated that the thrifts sell off all their junk - bond holdings by 1994 , it not only artificially increased the supply of these bonds in the market but also eliminated one of the few profitable investments thrifts have made . eliminated How did Congress eliminate the profitable investment? 41 42 +1482 5 But there is a grimly ironic twist to the Columbia loss . ironic twist What is the ironic twist of the loss? 5 7 +1482 5 But there is a grimly ironic twist to the Columbia loss . grimly ironic twist What is the grimly ironic twist to the Columbia loss? 4 7 +1482 5 But there is a grimly ironic twist to the Columbia loss . ironic twist What is the ironic twist? 5 7 +1483 1 Bethlehem Steel Corp . has agreed in principle to form a joint venture with the world ' s second - largest steelmaker , Usinor - Sacilor of France , to modernize a portion of Bethlehem ' s ailing BethForge division . steelmaker , How, if at all will they be compensated for doing this? 21 23 +1483 1 Bethlehem Steel Corp . has agreed in principle to form a joint venture with the world ' s second - largest steelmaker , Usinor - Sacilor of France , to modernize a portion of Bethlehem ' s ailing BethForge division . portion of Bethlehem ' s ailing BethForge division Why is the division struggling to keep up? 32 40 +1483 1 Bethlehem Steel Corp . has agreed in principle to form a joint venture with the world ' s second - largest steelmaker , Usinor - Sacilor of France , to modernize a portion of Bethlehem ' s ailing BethForge division . BethForge What types of products does BethForge make? 38 39 +1483 2 The venture , which involves adding sophisticated equipment to make cast - iron mill rolls , is part of a two - pronged effort to shore up a division that has posted continuing operating losses for several years . continuing operating losses for several years Why has that division faced such difficulties? 32 38 +1483 2 The venture , which involves adding sophisticated equipment to make cast - iron mill rolls , is part of a two - pronged effort to shore up a division that has posted continuing operating losses for several years . continuing operating losses for several years . What was the main culprit behind the operation's losses? 32 39 +1483 2 The venture , which involves adding sophisticated equipment to make cast - iron mill rolls , is part of a two - pronged effort to shore up a division that has posted continuing operating losses for several years . losses Who would this venture turn the operating losses around? 34 35 +1483 3 The other element includes consolidating BethForge ' s press - forge operations . press - forge What are press-forge operations? 8 11 +1483 3 The other element includes consolidating BethForge ' s press - forge operations . press - forge what is that? 8 11 +1483 4 The entire division employs about 850 workers . 850 workers How will they need to increase or decrease staff? 5 7 +1483 4 The entire division employs about 850 workers . division employs about 850 workers is that a large number? 2 7 +1483 5 While the joint venture affects only a small part of Bethlehem ' s operations , it is significant because it marks the first time the nation ' s No . 2 steelmaker has joined forces with a foreign partner . No Who is the nation's No. 1 steelmaker? 28 29 +1483 5 While the joint venture affects only a small part of Bethlehem ' s operations , it is significant because it marks the first time the nation ' s No . 2 steelmaker has joined forces with a foreign partner . partner have other big steel companies joined forces? 38 39 +1484 1 Intel Corp . ' s most powerful computer chip has flaws that could delay several computer makers ' marketing efforts , but the " bugs " aren ' t expected to hurt Intel and most computer makers . powerful computer chip Which chip was considered Intel's most powerful at this time? 6 9 +1484 1 Intel Corp . ' s most powerful computer chip has flaws that could delay several computer makers ' marketing efforts , but the " bugs " aren ' t expected to hurt Intel and most computer makers . aren ' t expected Why do these problems only affect certain makers? 26 30 +1484 1 Intel Corp . ' s most powerful computer chip has flaws that could delay several computer makers ' marketing efforts , but the " bugs " aren ' t expected to hurt Intel and most computer makers . flaws What is the flaws of Intel's Corp.'s most powerful chip? 10 11 +1484 1 Intel Corp . ' s most powerful computer chip has flaws that could delay several computer makers ' marketing efforts , but the " bugs " aren ' t expected to hurt Intel and most computer makers . " bugs " aren ' t expected to hurt Why are the \"bugs\" expected to hurt Intel and most computer makers? 23 32 +1484 1 Intel Corp . ' s most powerful computer chip has flaws that could delay several computer makers ' marketing efforts , but the " bugs " aren ' t expected to hurt Intel and most computer makers . flaws What are the flaws? 10 11 +1484 2 Computer experts familiar with the flaws , found in Intel ' s 80486 chip , say the defects don ' t affect the average user and are likely to be cleared up before most computers using the chip as their " brains " appear on the market sometime next year . the defects What were the defects found in the 486 at this time? 16 18 +1484 2 Computer experts familiar with the flaws , found in Intel ' s 80486 chip , say the defects don ' t affect the average user and are likely to be cleared up before most computers using the chip as their " brains " appear on the market sometime next year . cleared up What is Intel doing to fix it? 30 32 +1484 2 Computer experts familiar with the flaws , found in Intel ' s 80486 chip , say the defects don ' t affect the average user and are likely to be cleared up before most computers using the chip as their " brains " appear on the market sometime next year . defects don ' t affect How can they say the defects don't affect average user? 17 22 +1484 2 Computer experts familiar with the flaws , found in Intel ' s 80486 chip , say the defects don ' t affect the average user and are likely to be cleared up before most computers using the chip as their " brains " appear on the market sometime next year . average Would the defects affect the intermediate or expert users? 23 24 +1484 3 Intel said that last week a customer discovered two flaws in its 80486 microprocessor chip ' s " floating - point unit " , a set of circuits that do certain calculations . a customer discovered Who is the customer that discovered two flaws in 80486 microprocessor chip? 5 8 +1484 3 Intel said that last week a customer discovered two flaws in its 80486 microprocessor chip ' s " floating - point unit " , a set of circuits that do certain calculations . two flaws What are the two flaws discovered? 8 10 +1484 4 On Friday , Intel began notifying customers about the bugs which cause the chip to give wrong answers for some mathematical calculations . some mathematical calculations What types of calculations were causing errors in the FPU? 19 22 +1484 4 On Friday , Intel began notifying customers about the bugs which cause the chip to give wrong answers for some mathematical calculations . some What types of mathematical calculations were affected? 19 20 +1484 5 But while International Business Machines Corp . and Compaq Computer Corp . say the bugs will delay products , most big computer makers said the flaws don ' t affect them . " Bugs like this are just a normal part of product development , " said Richard Archuleta , director of Hewlett - Packard Co . ' s advanced systems development . normal part How common are they? 39 41 +1484 5 But while International Business Machines Corp . and Compaq Computer Corp . say the bugs will delay products , most big computer makers said the flaws don ' t affect them . " Bugs like this are just a normal part of product development , " said Richard Archuleta , director of Hewlett - Packard Co . ' s advanced systems development . a normal part of product development How can bugs be a normal part of product development? 38 44 +1484 5 But while International Business Machines Corp . and Compaq Computer Corp . say the bugs will delay products , most big computer makers said the flaws don ' t affect them . " Bugs like this are just a normal part of product development , " said Richard Archuleta , director of Hewlett - Packard Co . ' s advanced systems development . don ' t Why would they say mathematical flaws won't affect users? 26 29 +1485 1 The government is sharpening its newest weapon against white - collar defendants : the power to prevent them from paying their legal bills . prevent How can the government prevent defendants with money from paying their legal bills? 16 17 +1485 1 The government is sharpening its newest weapon against white - collar defendants : the power to prevent them from paying their legal bills . paying their legal bills How can prevention of paying legal bills be powerful? 19 23 +1485 2 And defense lawyers are warning that they won ' t stick around if they don ' t get paid . warning Is there an opportunity for white-collar defendants to get around this new tool and continue to pay their lawyers? 4 5 +1485 3 The issue has come to a boil in Newark , N . J . , where federal prosecutors have warned lawyers for Eddie Antar that if the founder and former chairman of Crazy Eddie Inc . is indicted , the government may move to seize the money that Mr . Antar is using to pay legal fees . seize Can the government specifically target money for legal fees in a seizure? 44 45 +1485 3 The issue has come to a boil in Newark , N . J . , where federal prosecutors have warned lawyers for Eddie Antar that if the founder and former chairman of Crazy Eddie Inc . is indicted , the government may move to seize the money that Mr . Antar is using to pay legal fees . Eddie Antar Why is Eddie Antar be indicted? 22 24 +1485 4 The warning by the U . S . attorney ' s office follows two decisions by the U . S . Supreme Court last June . two decisions by the U . S . Supreme Court Which decisions by the SCOTUS were concerning these types of white-collar actions? 13 23 +1485 4 The warning by the U . S . attorney ' s office follows two decisions by the U . S . Supreme Court last June . two What were the two decisions made by the Supreme Court in June? 13 14 +1485 4 The warning by the U . S . attorney ' s office follows two decisions by the U . S . Supreme Court last June . two decisions what were they? 13 15 +1485 5 In those cases , the high court ruled that federal law gives prosecutors broad authority to seize assets of people accused of racketeering and drug - related crimes , including fees paid to lawyers before an indictment . accused of racketeering and drug - related crimes , What was the prevailing thinking before these decisions? 20 29 +1486 1 SYDNEY - Qintex Australia Ltd . , under pressure from bank lenders , has called in accounting firm Peat Marwick Hungerfords to help oversee asset sales and restructure the resorts and media company . restructure the resorts and media company Why is the company needing a restructuring? 27 33 +1486 1 SYDNEY - Qintex Australia Ltd . , under pressure from bank lenders , has called in accounting firm Peat Marwick Hungerfords to help oversee asset sales and restructure the resorts and media company . oversee asset sales and restructure the resorts Why is this needed? 23 30 +1486 1 SYDNEY - Qintex Australia Ltd . , under pressure from bank lenders , has called in accounting firm Peat Marwick Hungerfords to help oversee asset sales and restructure the resorts and media company . pressure Why were bank lenders pressuring Qintex Australia Ltd? 8 9 +1486 2 Analysts said the move could presage even harsher action by the banks . even harsher action by the banks . What sort of harsh actions could take place for this company? 6 13 +1486 2 Analysts said the move could presage even harsher action by the banks . harsher What are some examples of harsher actions? 7 8 +1486 3 But any move by the banks to take over Qintex Australia ' s management could threaten its ability to operate its national television network under Australian broadcast license rules . under Australian broadcast license rules What type of licensing rules does Australia have for media companies? 24 29 +1486 3 But any move by the banks to take over Qintex Australia ' s management could threaten its ability to operate its national television network under Australian broadcast license rules . rules What are the specifics of these license rules? 28 29 +1486 4 That , in turn , could substantially reduce the value of the television assets . substantially reduce the value By how much could this lead to a depreciation of the value of the company? 6 10 +1486 5 The appointment of Peat Marwick , which has a unit that specializes in advising troubled companies , came about as a result of a round of meetings held by Qintex Australia Chairman Christopher Skase with bank creditors . companies , What other companies had been advised by Peat Marwick's unit? 15 17 +1487 1 General Motors Corp . said it will temporarily idle its Arlington , Texas , assembly plant for one week beginning Monday because of slow sales . because of slow sales What was causing the slow sales? 21 25 +1487 1 General Motors Corp . said it will temporarily idle its Arlington , Texas , assembly plant for one week beginning Monday because of slow sales . Monday When is this Monday, what day of the year? 20 21 +1487 1 General Motors Corp . said it will temporarily idle its Arlington , Texas , assembly plant for one week beginning Monday because of slow sales . slow sales How slow are these sales? 23 25 +1487 2 The closing will affect about 3 , 000 workers and eliminate production of 700 cars . affect about 3 , 000 workers What are the implications of this affecting so many workers? 3 9 +1487 3 The assembly plant builds the Cadillac DeVille , Chevrolet Caprice and Oldsmobile Cutlass Ciera Wagon . builds Are these three cars the only model that this plant builds? 3 4 +1487 5 The plant builds chassis for recreational vehicles and about 450 workers will be affected by the closing . recreational vehicles What types of models, all GM models? 5 7 +1487 5 The plant builds chassis for recreational vehicles and about 450 workers will be affected by the closing . 450 workers will be affected How will they be affected? 9 14 +1488 1 Turner Broadcasting System Inc . said it expects to report an extraordinary loss of about $ 122 million in the fourth quarter due to early retirement of debt . early retirement of debt Why was this taking place? 24 28 +1488 1 Turner Broadcasting System Inc . said it expects to report an extraordinary loss of about $ 122 million in the fourth quarter due to early retirement of debt . fourth quarter Fourth quarter of what? 20 22 +1488 2 The cable programmer said the loss will consist primarily of prepayment penalties , and unamortized issue discount and costs related to its just - completed $ 1 . 6 billion refinancing of its long - term debt and some preferred stock in one of its subsidiaries . one of its subsidiaries . Which subsidiary was undergoing refinancing? 42 47 +1488 2 The cable programmer said the loss will consist primarily of prepayment penalties , and unamortized issue discount and costs related to its just - completed $ 1 . 6 billion refinancing of its long - term debt and some preferred stock in one of its subsidiaries . cable programmer Who is the cable programmer? 1 3 +1488 3 A Turner spokesman wouldn ' t speculate on the extent of the charge ' s effect on the quarter ' s earnings , but said the company continues to expect to report a net loss for 1989 . charge ' s What charge? 12 15 +1488 4 The company said the repayment or redemption of the long - term debt , and the outstanding Class A cumulative exchangeable preferred stock of Cable News Network , was made possible by an offering of about $ 750 million of debentures and notes and $ 900 million in bank borrowings . stock Were these stocks in the cable company? 22 23 +1488 5 The offering included $ 550 million of 12 % senior subordinated debentures due 2001 and $ 200 million of zero coupon liquid yield option notes due 2004 . zero coupon liquid What does this mean? 19 22 +1489 1 Finnish government officials are negotiating with creditors of Waertsilae Marine Oy , a major shipyard that filed for bankruptcy protection this week , amid confusion and mounting doubts that collapse of the nation ' s entire shipbuilding industry can be averted . of the nation ' s entire shipbuilding industry What is behind the drop in shipbuilding? 30 38 +1489 1 Finnish government officials are negotiating with creditors of Waertsilae Marine Oy , a major shipyard that filed for bankruptcy protection this week , amid confusion and mounting doubts that collapse of the nation ' s entire shipbuilding industry can be averted . collapse What caused the collapse? 29 30 +1489 1 Finnish government officials are negotiating with creditors of Waertsilae Marine Oy , a major shipyard that filed for bankruptcy protection this week , amid confusion and mounting doubts that collapse of the nation ' s entire shipbuilding industry can be averted . shipbuilding What caused this collapse of the Finnish shipbuilding industry? 36 37 +1489 1 Finnish government officials are negotiating with creditors of Waertsilae Marine Oy , a major shipyard that filed for bankruptcy protection this week , amid confusion and mounting doubts that collapse of the nation ' s entire shipbuilding industry can be averted . this week , which week was it? 20 23 +1489 2 At stake are almost 10 , 000 jobs in an industry that has been the mainstay of Finland ' s post - war economic revival . industry Who are Waertsilae Marine Oy's main customers? Has the number of projects declined? 10 11 +1489 2 At stake are almost 10 , 000 jobs in an industry that has been the mainstay of Finland ' s post - war economic revival . Finland ' s post - war world war 2 they mean? 17 23 +1489 3 Shipbuilding became a point of pride as Finnish shipyards remained profitable long after rivals collapsed all over Europe . Finnish shipyards remained profitable Why had they stayed so profitable for so long after other nations had lost their ability to do so? 7 11 +1489 3 Shipbuilding became a point of pride as Finnish shipyards remained profitable long after rivals collapsed all over Europe . rivals collapsed What caused the collapse of the rivals 13 15 +1489 3 Shipbuilding became a point of pride as Finnish shipyards remained profitable long after rivals collapsed all over Europe . profitable Had the lack of profitability been sudden or did it occur over time? 10 11 +1489 4 But if , as many now fear , Waertsilae Marine joins the ranks of failed shipyards it might turn out to be remembered most as a blemish on Finland ' s international reputation . shipyards Is Waertsilae Marine the last of Finland's still operating shipyards? 15 16 +1489 4 But if , as many now fear , Waertsilae Marine joins the ranks of failed shipyards it might turn out to be remembered most as a blemish on Finland ' s international reputation . international reputation is there reputation positive? 31 33 +1489 5 The shipyard ' s 6 . 5 billion Finnish markka ( $ 1 . 54 billion ) backlog includes about 20 ships ordered by big international shippers , including three for Carnival Cruise Lines Inc . backlog Is Waertsilae Marine still working on this backlog of orders? 17 18 +1490 1 I was impressed by the perceptiveness of your Sept . 12 story " Rural Enterprise : Tough Row To Hoe . " your whose story? 7 8 +1490 1 I was impressed by the perceptiveness of your Sept . 12 story " Rural Enterprise : Tough Row To Hoe . " I who is writing this? 0 1 +1490 1 I was impressed by the perceptiveness of your Sept . 12 story " Rural Enterprise : Tough Row To Hoe . " your Who is \"your\" refering to? 7 8 +1490 1 I was impressed by the perceptiveness of your Sept . 12 story " Rural Enterprise : Tough Row To Hoe . " story What is the topic of this story? 11 12 +1490 2 We lived in rural areas many years , but now live in St . Louis County , Mo . We who is we? 0 1 +1490 2 We lived in rural areas many years , but now live in St . Louis County , Mo . We Who is \"we\" referring to? 0 1 +1490 3 This morning as I drove the 13 miles to my law office and endured the routine heavy traffic during that twice - daily journey , I thought of how fortunate it was that we made the decision to be residents of an expanding community with so many opportunities and where so much is happening . opportunities What types of opportunities is the narrator referring to in St. Louis County? 47 48 +1490 5 I thought back to our time in small , sparsely populated communities . our who is our? 4 5 +1490 5 I thought back to our time in small , sparsely populated communities . sparsely What's considered sparse (e.g. 200, 2000 or 20,000)? 9 10 +1490 5 I thought back to our time in small , sparsely populated communities . time How long did the writer spend in small communities? 5 6 +1491 1 The following issues were recently filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission : issues Which issues were filed? 2 3 +1491 1 The following issues were recently filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission : following issues which issues? 1 3 +1491 2 Anheuser - Busch Cos . , shelf offering of $ 575 million of debt securities . debt What is the difference between debt securities and equity securities? 13 14 +1491 2 Anheuser - Busch Cos . , shelf offering of $ 575 million of debt securities . $ 575 million of debt securities . What sort of debt did Anheuser have? 9 16 +1491 2 Anheuser - Busch Cos . , shelf offering of $ 575 million of debt securities . debt securities what are debt securities? 13 15 +1491 3 Coca - Cola Bottling Co . Consolidated , shelf offering of $ 200 million of debt securities , via Salomon Brothers Inc . and Goldman , Sachs & Co . shelf What happens in a shelf offering? 8 9 +1491 5 Home Nutritional Services Inc . , a wholly owned subsidiary of Healthdyne Inc . , proposed initial offering of four million common shares , of which 1 . 8 million will be sold by Home Nutritional Services and 2 . 2 million will be sold by Healthdyne , via Smith Barney , Harris Upham & Co . common How many different types of shares can a company offer? 21 22 +1491 5 Home Nutritional Services Inc . , a wholly owned subsidiary of Healthdyne Inc . , proposed initial offering of four million common shares , of which 1 . 8 million will be sold by Home Nutritional Services and 2 . 2 million will be sold by Healthdyne , via Smith Barney , Harris Upham & Co . wholly owned subsidiary what is this term exactly? 7 10 +1492 1 The agony of unrequited love . It may be what keeps us devoted to the felines in our lives . us who? people in general? cat owners? a specific group of people? 11 12 +1492 1 The agony of unrequited love . It may be what keeps us devoted to the felines in our lives . keeps us devoted to the felines How does this keep a person with a cat? 10 16 +1492 1 The agony of unrequited love . It may be what keeps us devoted to the felines in our lives . felines Why do we need to be devoted to our felines? 15 16 +1492 2 A recent study confirms what cat owners have long known . recent study confirms What was the study looking at trying to confirm? 1 4 +1492 2 A recent study confirms what cat owners have long known . what cat owners have long known . What have cat owners long known? 4 11 +1492 3 Our cats understand us when we talk to them , they just don ' t give a fig about what we have to say . don ' t give a fig about what we have to say Why are cats so uncaring about what is being said? 12 24 +1492 3 Our cats understand us when we talk to them , they just don ' t give a fig about what we have to say . understand How can cats understand what we say? 2 3 +1492 4 A study by two University of Tokyo researchers , published by Springer in Animal Cognition journal , determined cats recognize their owners ' voices from those of strangers . owners ' voices from those of strangers What mechanisms are at play with cats to make them able to discern these voices? 21 28 +1492 4 A study by two University of Tokyo researchers , published by Springer in Animal Cognition journal , determined cats recognize their owners ' voices from those of strangers . owners ' voices from those of strangers . How are cats able to recognize their owners' voices from those of strangers? 21 29 +1492 4 A study by two University of Tokyo researchers , published by Springer in Animal Cognition journal , determined cats recognize their owners ' voices from those of strangers . recognize How can they recognise those voices? 19 20 +1492 5 Conducted by Atsuko Saito and Kazutaka Shinozuka , the test included 20 domesticated cats from 14 homes that were tested in their own familiar places so the stress of moving them to strange surroundings had no role in the outcome of the tests . tested How did this test take form? 19 20 +1493 1 MIAMI - In matters of love , nothing says romance like a moonlit beach . romance like a moonlit beach . Why are moonlit beaches considered romantic? 9 15 +1493 2 Especially if you ' re a lusty horseshoe crab and the tide is high . tide What does the tide have to do with a horsehoe crab? 11 12 +1493 3 Every spring , from Florida to New Jersey , crabs that look more like fossils than a postcard for passion make their way ashore by the thousands when the moon is bright to lay millions of eggs that provide critical food for migrating shorebirds . ashore What type of coast do they prefer? 23 24 +1493 3 Every spring , from Florida to New Jersey , crabs that look more like fossils than a postcard for passion make their way ashore by the thousands when the moon is bright to lay millions of eggs that provide critical food for migrating shorebirds . food How do the crabs protect their eggs? 40 41 +1493 4 But in the 1990s , their numbers began falling . their numbers began falling Why was there such a decrease? 5 9 +1493 4 But in the 1990s , their numbers began falling . numbers What did their numbers fall? 6 7 +1493 4 But in the 1990s , their numbers began falling . numbers began falling why was this? 6 9 +1493 5 Scientists aren ' t sure why but they suspect the continuing decline stems from fishing , loss of habitat and a global demand for their sky - blue blood , which is used to screen for toxins in injectable drugs . used to screen for toxins What sort of toxins does the crab blood screen for? 32 37 +1493 5 Scientists aren ' t sure why but they suspect the continuing decline stems from fishing , loss of habitat and a global demand for their sky - blue blood , which is used to screen for toxins in injectable drugs . blood , Is their blood really blue or is this a figure of speech? 28 30 +1493 5 Scientists aren ' t sure why but they suspect the continuing decline stems from fishing , loss of habitat and a global demand for their sky - blue blood , which is used to screen for toxins in injectable drugs . drugs What types of toxins are screened with crab blood? 39 40 +1494 1 PITTSBURGH - They aren ' t exactly the Monuments Men , and it wasn ' t art stolen by the Nazis . Monuments Men , Who are the Monuments Men? 8 11 +1494 1 PITTSBURGH - They aren ' t exactly the Monuments Men , and it wasn ' t art stolen by the Nazis . it What is the 'it' being referred to? 12 13 +1494 1 PITTSBURGH - They aren ' t exactly the Monuments Men , and it wasn ' t art stolen by the Nazis . stolen What are these stolen arts? 17 18 +1494 2 But the technological sleuthing it took a group of Carnegie Mellon University students and alumni to recover and preserve some digital images apparently created and stored by Andy Warhol on old - school floppy computer disks nearly 30 years ago is a tale worth telling . recover and preserve How did they recover and restore these digital images? 16 19 +1494 2 But the technological sleuthing it took a group of Carnegie Mellon University students and alumni to recover and preserve some digital images apparently created and stored by Andy Warhol on old - school floppy computer disks nearly 30 years ago is a tale worth telling . images What were the images of? 21 22 +1494 2 But the technological sleuthing it took a group of Carnegie Mellon University students and alumni to recover and preserve some digital images apparently created and stored by Andy Warhol on old - school floppy computer disks nearly 30 years ago is a tale worth telling . technological sleuthing Why was it a technological sleuthing? 2 4 +1494 3 The Andy Warhol Museum , CMU and the Carnegie Museum of Art - which all had a hand in the project - revealed the story Thursday morning in three news releases that included some of the images . project Who spearheaded the project? 20 21 +1494 3 The Andy Warhol Museum , CMU and the Carnegie Museum of Art - which all had a hand in the project - revealed the story Thursday morning in three news releases that included some of the images . some of the images Why did they include some of the images? 33 37 +1494 4 Those three images of an altered Botticelli ' s " Venus , " a Warhol self - portrait , and a Campbell ' s soup can - of 28 that were found on the disks - were enough to excite Warhol fanatics around the world over the possibility that something - anything - new by the King of Pop Art had been revealed . new Did the images contain never-before-seen artworks? 53 54 +1494 4 Those three images of an altered Botticelli ' s " Venus , " a Warhol self - portrait , and a Campbell ' s soup can - of 28 that were found on the disks - were enough to excite Warhol fanatics around the world over the possibility that something - anything - new by the King of Pop Art had been revealed . Warhol How popular is Warhol? 14 15 +1494 5 They were created on Warhol ' s Commodore Amiga computer in 1985 and included versions of some of his other most iconic images such as a banana and Marilyn Monroe , neither of which have been released yet , and may never be . Commodore Amiga computer How were these computers used to make art? 7 10 +1494 5 They were created on Warhol ' s Commodore Amiga computer in 1985 and included versions of some of his other most iconic images such as a banana and Marilyn Monroe , neither of which have been released yet , and may never be . may Who will decide whether or not to release these images? 40 41 +1494 5 They were created on Warhol ' s Commodore Amiga computer in 1985 and included versions of some of his other most iconic images such as a banana and Marilyn Monroe , neither of which have been released yet , and may never be . most iconic images Why were these most iconic images not released? 20 23 +1494 5 They were created on Warhol ' s Commodore Amiga computer in 1985 and included versions of some of his other most iconic images such as a banana and Marilyn Monroe , neither of which have been released yet , and may never be . and may never be Why might some of these images stay under wraps? 39 43 +1495 1 FRESNO , Calif . - California water authorities are killing salmon and destroying farming . killing salmon and destroying farming How are the authorities causing farming and fisheries to struggle? 9 14 +1495 1 FRESNO , Calif . - California water authorities are killing salmon and destroying farming . California water authorities Accidentally or purposely? 5 8 +1495 1 FRESNO , Calif . - California water authorities are killing salmon and destroying farming . killing salmon and destroying farming How are California water authorities causing this damage? 9 14 +1495 1 FRESNO , Calif . - California water authorities are killing salmon and destroying farming . killing Why are they killing salmon and destroying farming? 9 10 +1495 2 They ' re endangering shorebirds , threatening city taps and quite possibly raising the crime rate . raising the crime rate How is the water authority responsible for an increase in crime? 12 16 +1495 2 They ' re endangering shorebirds , threatening city taps and quite possibly raising the crime rate . raising the crime rate How are CA water authorities raising the crime rate? 12 16 +1495 2 They ' re endangering shorebirds , threatening city taps and quite possibly raising the crime rate . crime What does the crime rate have to do with killing salmon an destroying farming? 14 15 +1495 3 That ' s a sampling of the four dozen comments and protests on the website of the State Water Resources Control Board about emergency water management after the driest winter in decades . driest winter in decades When was the last time California received so little water during the winter? 28 32 +1495 3 That ' s a sampling of the four dozen comments and protests on the website of the State Water Resources Control Board about emergency water management after the driest winter in decades . comments Are these comments from the general public? 9 10 +1495 3 That ' s a sampling of the four dozen comments and protests on the website of the State Water Resources Control Board about emergency water management after the driest winter in decades . driest winter in decades How severe is the drought in California? 28 32 +1495 3 That ' s a sampling of the four dozen comments and protests on the website of the State Water Resources Control Board about emergency water management after the driest winter in decades . comments What individuals or groups are leaving the comments? 9 10 +1495 4 From all over California , farmers , environmental lawyers , wildlife groups , cities and even the Fresno County sheriff have posted thoughts in a siege of protests to state officials about the use of this year ' s puny snowpack and half - empty reservoirs . puny snowpack and half - empty reservoirs How can the limited water supply best be managed? 39 46 +1495 4 From all over California , farmers , environmental lawyers , wildlife groups , cities and even the Fresno County sheriff have posted thoughts in a siege of protests to state officials about the use of this year ' s puny snowpack and half - empty reservoirs . half - empty What is their position in regards to the half-empty reservoirs? 42 45 +1495 5 " This year is a whole new level of crazy , " said Ara Azhderian of the San Joaquin & amp ; Delta - Mendota Water Authority , representing many farmers who are forecast to get zero water this year . get zero water this Why are farmers receiving no water at all? 35 39 +1495 5 " This year is a whole new level of crazy , " said Ara Azhderian of the San Joaquin & amp ; Delta - Mendota Water Authority , representing many farmers who are forecast to get zero water this year . zero water What are farmers who do not receive water supposed to do to survive? 36 38 +1495 5 " This year is a whole new level of crazy , " said Ara Azhderian of the San Joaquin & amp ; Delta - Mendota Water Authority , representing many farmers who are forecast to get zero water this year . zero water How much water is Azhderian advocating on behalf of the farmers? 36 38 +1496 1 JERUSALEM - Professor Mohammed Dajani expected criticism when he took Palestinian students to Poland last month to visit the site of the Auschwitz concentration camp . expected criticism Why did he expect such criticism? 5 7 +1496 1 JERUSALEM - Professor Mohammed Dajani expected criticism when he took Palestinian students to Poland last month to visit the site of the Auschwitz concentration camp . Professor Mohammed Dajani expected criticism Why did the professor expect criticism? 2 7 +1496 1 JERUSALEM - Professor Mohammed Dajani expected criticism when he took Palestinian students to Poland last month to visit the site of the Auschwitz concentration camp . expected criticism Why did he expect criticism for taking the students to visit the site of Auschwitz? 5 7 +1496 2 But he wasn ' t prepared for the uproar that followed . the uproar that followed Why was there an uproar? 7 11 +1496 2 But he wasn ' t prepared for the uproar that followed . uproar Why was there an uproar? 8 9 +1496 3 In online posts and comments , Palestinian critics denounced the visit as treason . denounced the visit as treason . Why would the visit be considered treason? 8 14 +1496 3 In online posts and comments , Palestinian critics denounced the visit as treason . visit as treason What about this visit would qualify as treason? 10 13 +1496 3 In online posts and comments , Palestinian critics denounced the visit as treason . Palestinian critics Why are there Palestinian critics? In other words, what is it about Palestine that makes people be considered critics? 6 8 +1496 3 In online posts and comments , Palestinian critics denounced the visit as treason . denounced the visit as treason how and why? 8 13 +1496 4 Acquaintances counseled the professor to keep a low profile , stay away from his university campus and consider taking a vacation abroad , he recalled . consider taking a vacation abroad , How would taking a vacation abroad help this situation, if he would still be returning when the vacation is over? 17 23 +1496 5 " People said we were giving support to Zionism and promoting its propaganda , as if we were giving up on our rights , " Dajani said in an interview in East Jerusalem , the city ' s Arab side , which Palestinians claim as the capital of a future state . its propaganda , What did they mean by propaganda, in this case? 11 14 +1497 1 ALAMOGORDO , N . M . - A documentary film production company has found buried in a New Mexico landfill hundreds of the Atari " E . T " . Atari What is this? 23 24 +1497 1 ALAMOGORDO , N . M . - A documentary film production company has found buried in a New Mexico landfill hundreds of the Atari " E . T " . found What was the production company doing at the landfill? 13 14 +1497 1 ALAMOGORDO , N . M . - A documentary film production company has found buried in a New Mexico landfill hundreds of the Atari " E . T " . hundreds Why were hundreds of Atari \"E.T.\" dumped in the landfill? 20 21 +1497 1 ALAMOGORDO , N . M . - A documentary film production company has found buried in a New Mexico landfill hundreds of the Atari " E . T " . hundreds of the Atari " E . T " Why were so many buried in the landfill? 20 29 +1497 2 game cartridges that some call the worst video game ever made . video game Which video game is this? 7 9 +1497 2 game cartridges that some call the worst video game ever made . worst Why was the game so terrible? 6 7 +1497 2 game cartridges that some call the worst video game ever made . some call the worst video game ever made . Why was the game seen as so bad? 3 12 +1497 3 Film director Zak Penn showed one " E . T " . " E . T " E.T. the movie? 6 11 +1497 4 cartridge retrieved from the site and said that hundreds more were found in the mounds of trash and dirt scooped by a backhoe . site Is this site the one in Mexico? 4 5 +1497 4 cartridge retrieved from the site and said that hundreds more were found in the mounds of trash and dirt scooped by a backhoe . backhoe Why are they digging at the site? 22 23 +1497 4 cartridge retrieved from the site and said that hundreds more were found in the mounds of trash and dirt scooped by a backhoe . backhoe what is this? 22 23 +1497 5 About 200 residents and game enthusiasts gathered early Saturday in southeastern New Mexico to watch backhoes and bulldozers dig through the concrete - covered landfill in search of up to a million discarded copies of " E . T . discarded copies Is this some conspiracy or something? 32 34 +1497 5 About 200 residents and game enthusiasts gathered early Saturday in southeastern New Mexico to watch backhoes and bulldozers dig through the concrete - covered landfill in search of up to a million discarded copies of " E . T . copies When did Atari release \"E.T.\"? 33 34 +1497 5 About 200 residents and game enthusiasts gathered early Saturday in southeastern New Mexico to watch backhoes and bulldozers dig through the concrete - covered landfill in search of up to a million discarded copies of " E . T . in search of up to a million discarded copies Why were so many thrown out at this one site? 25 34 +1498 1 FRESNO , Calif . - Fifteen years ago , there were just 105 Sierra Nevada bighorn sheep across their namesake mountain range . 105 Sierra Nevada bighorn sheep Why were there so few? 12 17 +1498 4 " This shows that recovery is actually feasible and possible , " says Daniel Gammons , biologist at Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks . recovery Recovery done by who? 4 5 +1498 5 " Most species that end up on the endangered species list don ' t ever come off , and there ' s a real opportunity here to see success " . real opportunity How long is the plan? 23 25 +1498 5 " Most species that end up on the endangered species list don ' t ever come off , and there ' s a real opportunity here to see success " . don ' t ever come off , Why is it so rare for endangered animals to find their way off the list? 11 18 +1499 1 WASHINGTON - The Founding Fathers will meet the selfie generation next week when the Supreme Court dials up the case of a California man incriminated by his smartphone . incriminated by his smartphone How did the man's smartphone get him in trouble? 24 28 +1499 1 WASHINGTON - The Founding Fathers will meet the selfie generation next week when the Supreme Court dials up the case of a California man incriminated by his smartphone . California What was this California man accused of doing? 22 23 +1499 1 WASHINGTON - The Founding Fathers will meet the selfie generation next week when the Supreme Court dials up the case of a California man incriminated by his smartphone . selfie generation who are they? 8 10 +1499 2 Loaded with pictures , some of them imprudent , David Leon Riley ' s Samsung Instinct was searched by police in 2009 without a warrant . searched by police in 2009 without a warrant How could the police search the man's phone without a warrant? 17 25 +1499 2 Loaded with pictures , some of them imprudent , David Leon Riley ' s Samsung Instinct was searched by police in 2009 without a warrant . searched Does this seem like an invasion of privacy? 17 18 +1499 2 Loaded with pictures , some of them imprudent , David Leon Riley ' s Samsung Instinct was searched by police in 2009 without a warrant . imprudent , what is the meaning of this word? 7 9 +1499 3 He got busted . Now the justices , who sometimes seem uncomfortable with new technologies , will consider a quintessentially 21st - century problem . quintessentially Why is it quintessential? 19 20 +1499 3 He got busted . Now the justices , who sometimes seem uncomfortable with new technologies , will consider a quintessentially 21st - century problem . busted What was he busted for? 2 3 +1499 4 In an unplugged courtroom Tuesday , where television cameras and electronic devices have long been banned , justices must fit data - packed smartphones into the contours of the Fourth Amendment ' s guarantee against unreasonable searches and seizures . Fourth What was the result of this deliberation? 29 30 +1499 5 The eventual outcome will clarify rules that were written long before phones wised up . phones Mostly cell phones - right? 11 12 +1499 5 The eventual outcome will clarify rules that were written long before phones wised up . rules What other Amendments have had to be clarified to fit in to 21st-century problems? 5 6 +1500 1 It ' s the underdog of U . S . currency , the greenback more likely to be found tucked inside a dresser drawer or wallet than a cash register . underdog of U . S . currency , What is the underdog of U.S. currency? 4 12 +1500 1 It ' s the underdog of U . S . currency , the greenback more likely to be found tucked inside a dresser drawer or wallet than a cash register . the greenback Which greenback? 12 14 +1500 1 It ' s the underdog of U . S . currency , the greenback more likely to be found tucked inside a dresser drawer or wallet than a cash register . greenback What is greenback currency? 13 14 +1500 2 The $ 2 bill makes up just 3 percent of all paper money circulating in the states . 3 percent Why does the $2 bill only make up 3 percent of money in circulation? 7 9 +1500 2 The $ 2 bill makes up just 3 percent of all paper money circulating in the states . 3 Why is the $2 bill so uncommon? 7 8 +1500 3 Now , it ' s about to get its time in the limelight , thanks to a Delray Beach , Fla . , man who has always loved it . about to get its time in the limelight , How is it going to get time in the limelight? 5 14 +1500 3 Now , it ' s about to get its time in the limelight , thanks to a Delray Beach , Fla . , man who has always loved it . Delray Beach , Who is Delray Beach and why does he matter? 17 20 +1500 4 John Bennardo is crisscrossing the country to film a documentary that ' ll tell the story of the two and its " magic " . the story of the two and its " magic " Why are $2 bills seen as so much more desirable? 14 24 +1500 4 John Bennardo is crisscrossing the country to film a documentary that ' ll tell the story of the two and its " magic " . " magic " What magic are they referring to? 21 24 +1500 5 " I think everyone ' s curious about it , " he said . everyone ' s curious about it , " Why is everyone so curious about it? 3 11 +1500 5 " I think everyone ' s curious about it , " he said . everyone ' s curious Why do they feel everyone would be curious about this? 3 7 1500 5 " I think everyone ' s curious about it , " he said . curious Was the documentary ever finished? 6 7 \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/TrainedModels/02_bart/data/readme.md b/2022/TrainedModels/02_bart/data/readme.md similarity index 100% rename from TrainedModels/02_bart/data/readme.md rename to 2022/TrainedModels/02_bart/data/readme.md diff --git a/TrainedModels/02_bart/data/transformers-test.json b/2022/TrainedModels/02_bart/data/transformers-test.json similarity index 100% rename from TrainedModels/02_bart/data/transformers-test.json rename to 2022/TrainedModels/02_bart/data/transformers-test.json diff --git 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2022/_config.yml diff --git a/baseline_data_wrangling.ipynb b/2022/baseline_data_wrangling.ipynb similarity index 100% rename from baseline_data_wrangling.ipynb rename to 2022/baseline_data_wrangling.ipynb diff --git a/interview-streamlit/README.md b/2022/interview-streamlit/README.md similarity index 97% rename from interview-streamlit/README.md rename to 2022/interview-streamlit/README.md index b76c438..a20d3ff 100644 --- a/interview-streamlit/README.md +++ b/2022/interview-streamlit/README.md @@ -1,16 +1,16 @@ -# Interview AI Test Website - -This is an Interview AI testing stack designed by the [Senior Project 2021](https://haramkoo.github.io/InterviewAI/) team using the [Streamlit](https://streamlit.io/) framework. The production is meant to be live [here](https://huggingface.co/spaces/calvininterview/interview-streamlit), but it is currently down for unknown reasons. - -Run the following commands to run the front-end in your machine: - -*It is highly recommended that you run these commands in some sort of [Python virtual environment](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N5vscPTWKOk).* - -``` -pip install -r requirements.txt -``` -``` -streamlit run app.py -``` - -The last command should launch the app in your favorite browser. +# Interview AI Test Website + +This is an Interview AI testing stack designed by the [Senior Project 2021](https://haramkoo.github.io/InterviewAI/) team using the [Streamlit](https://streamlit.io/) framework. The production is meant to be live [here](https://huggingface.co/spaces/calvininterview/interview-streamlit), but it is currently down for unknown reasons. + +Run the following commands to run the front-end in your machine: + +*It is highly recommended that you run these commands in some sort of [Python virtual environment](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N5vscPTWKOk).* + +``` +pip install -r requirements.txt +``` +``` +streamlit run app.py +``` + +The last command should launch the app in your favorite browser. diff --git a/interview-streamlit/app.py b/2022/interview-streamlit/app.py similarity index 98% rename from interview-streamlit/app.py rename to 2022/interview-streamlit/app.py index 53f3551..b0660c8 100644 --- a/interview-streamlit/app.py +++ b/2022/interview-streamlit/app.py @@ -1,71 +1,71 @@ -import streamlit as st - -from backend import genQuestion - -# Examples for each models -context_example = '' -context_length = '' -examples = [ - "Well, I was born in South Africa, lived there until I was 17. Came to North America of my own accord, against my parent’s wishes. And was in Canada for a few years. I started school there which is where I met my wife. Transferred down to the University of Pennsylvania and got a degree in physics, degree in business at Wharton. Came out to California with the intent of doing a PHD in the material science and physics [unintelligible] with an eye towards using that as an energy storage unit for electric vehicles. I ended up deferring that graduate work to start a couple to start a couple of area companies, one of which people have heard about, such as Pay Pal.", - "Hi my name is Maria Sanchez, and I was born in Japan. I lived there for 20 years and moved out to the United States for college. I studied graphic design and later realized that my true passion was in fashion. It's lovely to see amazing models wearing my collection this fall, can't wait to show it to you guys soon. ", - "I moved from Indiana to California when I was 19 to pursue my career as an young entrepreneur with a small loan of million dollars. My first start up was Blindr, where we sold blinders that auto adjusts depending on the time of the day. It was revolutionary, in only 2 years, we were able to accumulate 10 million customers and gain attraction internationally. We are planning to go further beyond this year with Blindr 2.0 where not only auto adjusts your blinders, but it also detects intruders who are violating your privacy at any time. ", - "I think things out well. When I speak, I speak with conviction. If I feel like it's something that best suits me and my person, I deal with it. I say it. I have no problem speaking out publicly about issues. But for personal things, and for things about personal selfishness, or wanting more money, I don't do that. Once I give my word, that's it. I don't go back to renegotiate. I don't renegotiate my contracts." -] - -# Wide page layout -st.set_page_config(layout="wide") - -# Title -st.title("Interview AI Test Website") -st.caption("With the advent of machine learning, it has become increasingly clear that AI is capable of completing tasks that were hitherto considered only possible by human minds. We are now pushing the boundaries of what AI can do with natural language processing (NLP), from summarizing pages of text to keeping up a conversation with a human. Our project aims to join those on the frontier of machine learning by creating an AI Interviewer. There are two main problems to address here: first, whether creating such an interviewer will be possible, and second, whether it will be any good. The models have been fed datasets derived from https://www.kaggle.com/datasets/shuyangli94/interview-npr-media-dialog-transcripts") - -# Adding a Session State to store stateful variables -if 'button_sent' not in st.session_state: - st.session_state.button_sent = False - -col1, col2, col3 = st.columns(3) - -context_option = col2.selectbox( - 'Feel free to choose one of our premade contexts', - ('Select one','Elon Musk', 'Fashion designer', 'Young entrepreneur', 'Michael Jordan') -) - -if context_option == 'Select one': - context_example = "" -elif context_option == 'Elon Musk': - context_example = examples[0] -elif context_option == 'Fashion designer': - context_example = examples[1] -elif context_option == 'Young entrepreneur': - context_example = examples[2] -else: - context_example = examples[3] - -option = col1.selectbox( - 'Please select a model.', - ('Base model', 'Lengthed model', 'Reverse model') -) - -if option == 'Base model': - st.write("This is the re-fine-tuned base model for our interview AI. It returns strings terminating in a question mark (?).") -elif option == 'Lengthed model': - st.write("This is a length-tagged version of our interview AI. You can specify how long its responses should be (ranges of multiples of 10)") -elif option == 'Reverse model': - st.write("This model asks a question that would have resulted in the context you provide (a.k.a. it traverses backward through the interview)") - -if option == 'Lengthed model': - context_length = col3.selectbox( - 'Length of response', - ('1-10', '11-20', '21-30', '31-40', '41-50', '51-60', '61-70', '71-80', '81-90', '91+') - ) - -# Input fields -# user inputs context to construct a response (str) -input = st.text_area('Context', value=context_example) - -if st.button('Submit') or st.session_state.button_sent: - with st.spinner('Generating a response...'): - output = genQuestion(option, input, context_length) - print(output) - st.session_state.button_sent = True - st.text_area(label="Generated Responses:", value=output, height=200) +import streamlit as st + +from backend import genQuestion + +# Examples for each models +context_example = '' +context_length = '' +examples = [ + "Well, I was born in South Africa, lived there until I was 17. Came to North America of my own accord, against my parent’s wishes. And was in Canada for a few years. I started school there which is where I met my wife. Transferred down to the University of Pennsylvania and got a degree in physics, degree in business at Wharton. Came out to California with the intent of doing a PHD in the material science and physics [unintelligible] with an eye towards using that as an energy storage unit for electric vehicles. I ended up deferring that graduate work to start a couple to start a couple of area companies, one of which people have heard about, such as Pay Pal.", + "Hi my name is Maria Sanchez, and I was born in Japan. I lived there for 20 years and moved out to the United States for college. I studied graphic design and later realized that my true passion was in fashion. It's lovely to see amazing models wearing my collection this fall, can't wait to show it to you guys soon. ", + "I moved from Indiana to California when I was 19 to pursue my career as an young entrepreneur with a small loan of million dollars. My first start up was Blindr, where we sold blinders that auto adjusts depending on the time of the day. It was revolutionary, in only 2 years, we were able to accumulate 10 million customers and gain attraction internationally. We are planning to go further beyond this year with Blindr 2.0 where not only auto adjusts your blinders, but it also detects intruders who are violating your privacy at any time. ", + "I think things out well. When I speak, I speak with conviction. If I feel like it's something that best suits me and my person, I deal with it. I say it. I have no problem speaking out publicly about issues. But for personal things, and for things about personal selfishness, or wanting more money, I don't do that. Once I give my word, that's it. I don't go back to renegotiate. I don't renegotiate my contracts." +] + +# Wide page layout +st.set_page_config(layout="wide") + +# Title +st.title("Interview AI Test Website") +st.caption("With the advent of machine learning, it has become increasingly clear that AI is capable of completing tasks that were hitherto considered only possible by human minds. We are now pushing the boundaries of what AI can do with natural language processing (NLP), from summarizing pages of text to keeping up a conversation with a human. Our project aims to join those on the frontier of machine learning by creating an AI Interviewer. There are two main problems to address here: first, whether creating such an interviewer will be possible, and second, whether it will be any good. The models have been fed datasets derived from https://www.kaggle.com/datasets/shuyangli94/interview-npr-media-dialog-transcripts") + +# Adding a Session State to store stateful variables +if 'button_sent' not in st.session_state: + st.session_state.button_sent = False + +col1, col2, col3 = st.columns(3) + +context_option = col2.selectbox( + 'Feel free to choose one of our premade contexts', + ('Select one','Elon Musk', 'Fashion designer', 'Young entrepreneur', 'Michael Jordan') +) + +if context_option == 'Select one': + context_example = "" +elif context_option == 'Elon Musk': + context_example = examples[0] +elif context_option == 'Fashion designer': + context_example = examples[1] +elif context_option == 'Young entrepreneur': + context_example = examples[2] +else: + context_example = examples[3] + +option = col1.selectbox( + 'Please select a model.', + ('Base model', 'Lengthed model', 'Reverse model') +) + +if option == 'Base model': + st.write("This is the re-fine-tuned base model for our interview AI. It returns strings terminating in a question mark (?).") +elif option == 'Lengthed model': + st.write("This is a length-tagged version of our interview AI. You can specify how long its responses should be (ranges of multiples of 10)") +elif option == 'Reverse model': + st.write("This model asks a question that would have resulted in the context you provide (a.k.a. it traverses backward through the interview)") + +if option == 'Lengthed model': + context_length = col3.selectbox( + 'Length of response', + ('1-10', '11-20', '21-30', '31-40', '41-50', '51-60', '61-70', '71-80', '81-90', '91+') + ) + +# Input fields +# user inputs context to construct a response (str) +input = st.text_area('Context', value=context_example) + +if st.button('Submit') or st.session_state.button_sent: + with st.spinner('Generating a response...'): + output = genQuestion(option, input, context_length) + print(output) + st.session_state.button_sent = True + st.text_area(label="Generated Responses:", value=output, height=200) diff --git a/interview-streamlit/backend.py b/2022/interview-streamlit/backend.py similarity index 100% rename from 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Office, self, window */ Office.onReady(() => { - // If needed, Office.js is ready to be called + // If needed, Office.js is ready to be called }); /** @@ -14,28 +14,32 @@ Office.onReady(() => { * @param event */ function action(event: Office.AddinCommands.Event) { - const message: Office.NotificationMessageDetails = { - type: Office.MailboxEnums.ItemNotificationMessageType.InformationalMessage, - message: "Performed action.", - icon: "Icon.80x80", - persistent: true, - }; - - // Show a notification message - Office.context.mailbox.item.notificationMessages.replaceAsync("action", message); - - // Be sure to indicate when the add-in command function is complete - event.completed(); + const message: Office.NotificationMessageDetails = { + type: Office.MailboxEnums.ItemNotificationMessageType + .InformationalMessage, + message: 'Performed action.', + icon: 'Icon.80x80', + persistent: true, + }; + + // Show a notification message + Office.context.mailbox.item.notificationMessages.replaceAsync( + 'action', + message + ); + + // Be sure to indicate when the add-in command function is complete + event.completed(); } function getGlobal() { - return typeof self !== "undefined" - ? self - : typeof window !== "undefined" - ? window - : typeof global !== "undefined" - ? global - : undefined; + return typeof self !== 'undefined' + ? self + : typeof window !== 'undefined' + ? window + : typeof global !== 'undefined' + ? global + : undefined; } const g = getGlobal() as any; diff --git a/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane-old/taskpane.css b/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane-old/taskpane.css index 291f6ea..ffdd97a 100644 --- a/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane-old/taskpane.css +++ b/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane-old/taskpane.css @@ -5,93 +5,93 @@ html, body { - width: 100%; - height: 100%; - margin: 0; - padding: 0; + width: 100%; + height: 100%; + margin: 0; + padding: 0; } ul { - margin: 0; - padding: 0; + margin: 0; + padding: 0; } .ms-welcome__header { - padding: 20px; - padding-bottom: 30px; - display: -webkit-flex; - display: flex; - -webkit-flex-direction: column; - flex-direction: column; - align-items: center; + padding: 20px; + padding-bottom: 30px; + display: -webkit-flex; + display: flex; + -webkit-flex-direction: column; + flex-direction: column; + align-items: center; } .ms-welcome__main { - display: -webkit-flex; - display: flex; - -webkit-flex-direction: column; - flex-direction: column; - -webkit-flex-wrap: nowrap; - flex-wrap: nowrap; - -webkit-align-items: center; - align-items: center; - -webkit-flex: 1 0 0; - flex: 1 0 0; - padding: 10px 20px; + display: -webkit-flex; + display: flex; + -webkit-flex-direction: column; + flex-direction: column; + -webkit-flex-wrap: nowrap; + flex-wrap: nowrap; + -webkit-align-items: center; + align-items: center; + -webkit-flex: 1 0 0; + flex: 1 0 0; + padding: 10px 20px; } .ms-welcome__main > h2 { - width: 100%; - text-align: center; + width: 100%; + text-align: center; } .ms-welcome__features { - list-style-type: none; - margin-top: 20px; + list-style-type: none; + margin-top: 20px; } .ms-welcome__features.ms-List .ms-ListItem { - padding-bottom: 20px; - display: -webkit-flex; - display: flex; + padding-bottom: 20px; + display: -webkit-flex; + display: flex; } .ms-welcome__features.ms-List .ms-ListItem > .ms-Icon { - margin-right: 10px; + margin-right: 10px; } .ms-welcome__action.ms-Button--hero { - margin-top: 30px; + margin-top: 30px; } .ms-Button.ms-Button--hero .ms-Button-label { - color: #0078d7; + color: #0078d7; } .ms-Button.ms-Button--hero:hover .ms-Button-label, .ms-Button.ms-Button--hero:focus .ms-Button-label { - color: #005a9e; - cursor: pointer; + color: #005a9e; + cursor: pointer; } b { - font-weight: bold; + font-weight: bold; } .card-container { - display: flex; - flex-wrap: wrap; - flex-direction: column; + display: flex; + flex-wrap: wrap; + flex-direction: column; } .card { - margin: 10px; - background-color: #f0f0f0; - border: 1px solid #ccc; - border-radius: 4px; - padding: 10px; + margin: 10px; + background-color: #f0f0f0; + border: 1px solid #ccc; + border-radius: 4px; + padding: 10px; } #preset-prompts { - margin-bottom: 10px; -} \ No newline at end of file + margin-bottom: 10px; +} diff --git a/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane-old/taskpane.html b/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane-old/taskpane.html index 64cacc6..30e81ab 100644 --- a/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane-old/taskpane.html +++ b/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane-old/taskpane.html @@ -1,35 +1,50 @@ - - - - - - Reflections - - - - - - - - - -
    -

    Welcome

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    -

    Please sideload your add-in to see app body.

    -
    - -
    -
    - -

    - -
    - -
    - - + + + + + Reflections + + + + + + + + + +
    +

    Welcome

    +
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    +

    + Please + sideload + your add-in to see app body. +

    +
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    + diff --git a/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane-old/taskpane.js b/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane-old/taskpane.js index 757c746..be64ec1 100644 --- a/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane-old/taskpane.js +++ b/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane-old/taskpane.js @@ -1,164 +1,163 @@ /* global document, Office, Word, console */ -const SERVER_URL = "http://localhost:8000"; +const SERVER_URL = 'http://localhost:8000'; let presetPrompts = [ - { - name: "Summary: phrases", - prompt: "What are 3 of the most important concepts described by this paragraph? Respond as a bulleted list of 2 or 3 words." - }, - { - name: "Summary: sentences", - prompt: "What are 3 of the most important concepts described by this paragraph? Respond as a bulleted list of 2 or 3 sentences." - }, - { - name: "Summary: questions", - // TODO: Improve this prompt - prompt: "List 2 or 3 questions that the writer was attempting to answer in this paragraph." - }, - { - name: "Reactions: questions", - prompt: "As a reader, ask the writer 2 or 3 questions about definitions, logical connections, or some needed background information." - }, - { - name: "Metaphors", - prompt: "List the metaphors that the writer uses in this paragraph. Respond in the form of {item 1} is like {item 2}." - } -] + { + name: 'Summary: phrases', + prompt: 'What are 3 of the most important concepts described by this paragraph? Respond as a bulleted list of 2 or 3 words.', + }, + { + name: 'Summary: sentences', + prompt: 'What are 3 of the most important concepts described by this paragraph? Respond as a bulleted list of 2 or 3 sentences.', + }, + { + name: 'Summary: questions', + // TODO: Improve this prompt + prompt: 'List 2 or 3 questions that the writer was attempting to answer in this paragraph.', + }, + { + name: 'Reactions: questions', + prompt: 'As a reader, ask the writer 2 or 3 questions about definitions, logical connections, or some needed background information.', + }, + { + name: 'Metaphors', + prompt: 'List the metaphors that the writer uses in this paragraph. Respond in the form of {item 1} is like {item 2}.', + }, +]; Office.onReady((info) => { - if (info.host === Office.HostType.Word) { - document.getElementById("sideload-msg").style.display = "none"; - document.getElementById("app-body").style.display = "flex"; - document.querySelector(".ms-welcome__header").style.display = "none"; - document.getElementById("run").onclick = () => tryCatch(main); - // make a radio button for each preset prompt - let presetPromptsContainer = document.getElementById("preset-prompts"); - presetPrompts.forEach((presetPrompt) => { - let radio = document.createElement("input"); - radio.type = "radio"; - radio.name = "prompt"; - radio.value = presetPrompt.prompt; - radio.id = presetPrompt.name; - radio.onclick = () => { - document.getElementById("prompt").value = presetPrompt.prompt; - } - let label = document.createElement("label"); - label.style.display = "block"; - label.textContent = presetPrompt.name; - label.insertBefore(radio, label.firstChild); - presetPromptsContainer.appendChild(label); + if (info.host === Office.HostType.Word) { + document.getElementById('sideload-msg').style.display = 'none'; + document.getElementById('app-body').style.display = 'flex'; + document.querySelector('.ms-welcome__header').style.display = 'none'; + document.getElementById('run').onclick = () => tryCatch(main); + // make a radio button for each preset prompt + let presetPromptsContainer = document.getElementById('preset-prompts'); + presetPrompts.forEach((presetPrompt) => { + let radio = document.createElement('input'); + radio.type = 'radio'; + radio.name = 'prompt'; + radio.value = presetPrompt.prompt; + radio.id = presetPrompt.name; + radio.onclick = () => { + document.getElementById('prompt').value = presetPrompt.prompt; + }; + let label = document.createElement('label'); + label.style.display = 'block'; + label.textContent = presetPrompt.name; + label.insertBefore(radio, label.firstChild); + presetPromptsContainer.appendChild(label); + }); } - ) - - } }); export async function tryCatch(callback) { - try { - await callback(); - } catch (error) { - console.error(error); - } + try { + await callback(); + } catch (error) { + console.error(error); + } } // Function to create a new paragraph element as a child of a card function createParagraph(card, text) { - const paragraph = document.createElement("p"); + const paragraph = document.createElement('p'); - paragraph.textContent = text; - card.appendChild(paragraph); + paragraph.textContent = text; + card.appendChild(paragraph); } // Function to create a new card element function createCard(text) { - const card = document.createElement("div"); + const card = document.createElement('div'); - card.className = "card"; - createParagraph(card, text); + card.className = 'card'; + createParagraph(card, text); - return card; + return card; } async function getReflections(paragraph, prompt) { - const data = { - paragraph, prompt - }; - - const req = await fetch(`${ SERVER_URL }/reflections`, { - method: "POST", - headers: { - "Content-Type": "application/json", - }, - body: JSON.stringify(data), - }); - - const res = await req.json(); - console.log(res); - - return res.response; + const data = { + paragraph, + prompt, + }; + + const req = await fetch(`${SERVER_URL}/reflections`, { + method: 'POST', + headers: { + 'Content-Type': 'application/json', + }, + body: JSON.stringify(data), + }); + + const res = await req.json(); + console.log(res); + + return res.response; } async function getCurrentParagraph(context) { - let selectedParagraphs = context.document.getSelection().paragraphs; - context.load(selectedParagraphs); - await context.sync(); + let selectedParagraphs = context.document.getSelection().paragraphs; + context.load(selectedParagraphs); + await context.sync(); - // A selection can span multiple paragraphs, but we only want the first one - return selectedParagraphs.items[0]; + // A selection can span multiple paragraphs, but we only want the first one + return selectedParagraphs.items[0]; } async function detectParagraphChange() { - let initialParagraph = await getCurrentParagraph()(); - - while (true) { - let currentParagraph = await getCurrentParagraph(); - if (initialParagraph.text != currentParagraph.text) { - try { - console.log("paragraph changed") - } catch (error) { - console.log(error); - } - - initialParagraph = currentParagraph; + let initialParagraph = await getCurrentParagraph()(); + + while (true) { + let currentParagraph = await getCurrentParagraph(); + if (initialParagraph.text != currentParagraph.text) { + try { + console.log('paragraph changed'); + } catch (error) { + console.log(error); + } + + initialParagraph = currentParagraph; + } + + // Add a delay between checks (e.g., 1 second) to avoid excessive API calls + await delay(1000); } - - // Add a delay between checks (e.g., 1 second) to avoid excessive API calls - await delay(1000); - } } function delay(ms) { - return new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(resolve, ms)); + return new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(resolve, ms)); } async function main() { - await Word.run(async (context) => { - let prompt = document.getElementById('prompt').value; + await Word.run(async (context) => { + let prompt = document.getElementById('prompt').value; - if(prompt.length === 0) - prompt = "Using only the text from the user, what are 3 of the most important concepts in this paragraph?"; + if (prompt.length === 0) + prompt = + 'Using only the text from the user, what are 3 of the most important concepts in this paragraph?'; - // FIXME: Get the prompt from the user. + // FIXME: Get the prompt from the user. - const paragraphs = context.document.body.paragraphs; + const paragraphs = context.document.body.paragraphs; - paragraphs.load(); - await context.sync(); + paragraphs.load(); + await context.sync(); - let cardContainer = document.getElementById("card-container"); - cardContainer.innerHTML = "Loading..."; - let cardsFragment = document.createDocumentFragment(); + let cardContainer = document.getElementById('card-container'); + cardContainer.innerHTML = 'Loading...'; + let cardsFragment = document.createDocumentFragment(); - // Get the desired reflections for the current paragraph - const currentParagraph = await getCurrentParagraph(context); - const reflections = await getReflections(currentParagraph.text, prompt); - cardContainer.innerHTML = ""; + // Get the desired reflections for the current paragraph + const currentParagraph = await getCurrentParagraph(context); + const reflections = await getReflections(currentParagraph.text, prompt); + cardContainer.innerHTML = ''; - const card = createCard(reflections); - cardsFragment.appendChild(card); + const card = createCard(reflections); + cardsFragment.appendChild(card); - cardContainer.appendChild(cardsFragment); - - }); + cardContainer.appendChild(cardsFragment); + }); } diff --git a/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/components/App.tsx b/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/components/App.tsx index f80f9ef..4e9acdc 100644 --- a/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/components/App.tsx +++ b/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/components/App.tsx @@ -1,88 +1,102 @@ -import * as React from "react"; -import { DefaultButton } from "@fluentui/react"; -import Header from "./Header"; -import HeroList, { HeroListItem } from "./HeroList"; -import Progress from "./Progress"; +import * as React from 'react'; +import { DefaultButton } from '@fluentui/react'; +import Header from './Header'; +import HeroList, { HeroListItem } from './HeroList'; +import Progress from './Progress'; /* global Word, require */ export interface AppProps { - title: string; - isOfficeInitialized: boolean; + title: string; + isOfficeInitialized: boolean; } export interface AppState { - listItems: HeroListItem[]; + listItems: HeroListItem[]; } export default class App extends React.Component { - constructor(props, context) { - super(props, context); - this.state = { - listItems: [], - }; - } + constructor(props, context) { + super(props, context); + this.state = { + listItems: [], + }; + } + + componentDidMount() { + this.setState({ + listItems: [ + { + icon: 'Ribbon', + primaryText: 'Achieve more with Office integration', + }, + { + icon: 'Unlock', + primaryText: 'Unlock features and functionality', + }, + { + icon: 'Design', + primaryText: 'Create and visualize like a pro', + }, + ], + }); + } - componentDidMount() { - this.setState({ - listItems: [ - { - icon: "Ribbon", - primaryText: "Achieve more with Office integration", - }, - { - icon: "Unlock", - primaryText: "Unlock features and functionality", - }, - { - icon: "Design", - primaryText: "Create and visualize like a pro", - }, - ], - }); - } + click = async () => { + return Word.run(async (context) => { + /** + * Insert your Word code here + */ - click = async () => { - return Word.run(async (context) => { - /** - * Insert your Word code here - */ + // insert a paragraph at the end of the document. + const paragraph = context.document.body.insertParagraph( + 'Hello World', + Word.InsertLocation.end + ); - // insert a paragraph at the end of the document. - const paragraph = context.document.body.insertParagraph("Hello World", Word.InsertLocation.end); + // change the paragraph color to blue. + paragraph.font.color = 'blue'; - // change the paragraph color to blue. - paragraph.font.color = "blue"; + await context.sync(); + }); + }; - await context.sync(); - }); - }; + render() { + const { title, isOfficeInitialized } = this.props; - render() { - const { title, isOfficeInitialized } = this.props; + if (!isOfficeInitialized) { + return ( + + ); + } - if (!isOfficeInitialized) { - return ( - - ); + return ( +
    +
    + +

    + Modify the source files, then click Run. +

    + + Run + +     +
    + ); } - - return ( -
    -
    - -

    - Modify the source files, then click Run. -

    - - Run - -     -
    - ); - } } diff --git a/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/components/Header.tsx b/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/components/Header.tsx index 7583743..02249e4 100644 --- a/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/components/Header.tsx +++ b/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/components/Header.tsx @@ -1,20 +1,28 @@ -import * as React from "react"; +import * as React from 'react'; export interface HeaderProps { - title: string; - logo: string; - message: string; + title: string; + logo: string; + message: string; } export default class Header extends React.Component { - render() { - const { title, logo, message } = this.props; + render() { + const { title, logo, message } = this.props; - return ( -
    - {title} -

    {message}

    -
    - ); - } + return ( +
    + {title} +

    + {message} +

    +
    + ); + } } diff --git a/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/components/HeroList.tsx b/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/components/HeroList.tsx index 21ca3c7..53026d3 100644 --- a/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/components/HeroList.tsx +++ b/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/components/HeroList.tsx @@ -1,32 +1,38 @@ -import * as React from "react"; +import * as React from 'react'; export interface HeroListItem { - icon: string; - primaryText: string; + icon: string; + primaryText: string; } export interface HeroListProps { - message: string; - items: HeroListItem[]; - children: any; + message: string; + items: HeroListItem[]; + children: any; } export default class HeroList extends React.Component { - render() { - const { children, items, message } = this.props; + render() { + const { children, items, message } = this.props; - const listItems = items.map((item, index) => ( -
  • - - {item.primaryText} -
    • - )); - return ( -
    -

    {message}

    -
      {listItems}
    - {children} -
    - ); - } + const listItems = items.map((item, index) => ( +
  • + + + {item.primaryText} + +
    • + )); + return ( +
    +

    + {message} +

    +
      + {listItems} +
    + {children} +
    + ); + } } diff --git a/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/components/Progress.tsx b/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/components/Progress.tsx index 823d5cf..80d7374 100644 --- a/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/components/Progress.tsx +++ b/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/components/Progress.tsx @@ -1,22 +1,30 @@ -import * as React from "react"; -import { Spinner, SpinnerSize } from "@fluentui/react"; +import * as React from 'react'; +import { Spinner, SpinnerSize } from '@fluentui/react'; export interface ProgressProps { - logo: string; - message: string; - title: string; + logo: string; + message: string; + title: string; } export default class Progress extends React.Component { - render() { - const { logo, message, title } = this.props; + render() { + const { logo, message, title } = this.props; - return ( -
    - {title} -

    {title}

    - -
    - ); - } + return ( +
    + {title} +

    + {title} +

    + +
    + ); + } } diff --git a/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/index.tsx b/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/index.tsx index 9a2739e..f88c070 100644 --- a/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/index.tsx +++ b/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/index.tsx @@ -1,9 +1,9 @@ -import App from "./components/App"; -import { AppContainer } from "react-hot-loader"; -import { initializeIcons } from "@fluentui/font-icons-mdl2"; -import { ThemeProvider } from "@fluentui/react"; -import * as React from "react"; -import * as ReactDOM from "react-dom"; +import App from './components/App'; +import { AppContainer } from 'react-hot-loader'; +import { initializeIcons } from '@fluentui/font-icons-mdl2'; +import { ThemeProvider } from '@fluentui/react'; +import * as React from 'react'; +import * as ReactDOM from 'react-dom'; /* global document, Office, module, require */ @@ -11,28 +11,31 @@ initializeIcons(); let isOfficeInitialized = false; -const title = "Contoso Task Pane Add-in"; +const title = 'Contoso Task Pane Add-in'; const render = (Component) => { - ReactDOM.render( - - - - - , - document.getElementById("container") - ); + ReactDOM.render( + + + + + , + document.getElementById('container') + ); }; /* Render application after Office initializes */ Office.onReady(() => { - isOfficeInitialized = true; - render(App); + isOfficeInitialized = true; + render(App); }); if ((module as any).hot) { - (module as any).hot.accept("./components/App", () => { - const NextApp = require("./components/App").default; - render(NextApp); - }); + (module as any).hot.accept('./components/App', () => { + const NextApp = require('./components/App').default; + render(NextApp); + }); } diff --git a/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.css b/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.css index 5f78c16..64676ff 100644 --- a/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.css +++ b/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.css @@ -3,20 +3,20 @@ * See LICENSE in the project root for license information. */ - html, - body { - width: 100%; - height: 100%; - margin: 0; - padding: 0; - } - - ul { - margin: 0; - padding: 0; - } - - .ms-welcome__header { +html, +body { + width: 100%; + height: 100%; + margin: 0; + padding: 0; +} + +ul { + margin: 0; + padding: 0; +} + +.ms-welcome__header { padding: 20px; padding-bottom: 30px; padding-top: 100px; @@ -25,9 +25,9 @@ -webkit-flex-direction: column; flex-direction: column; align-items: center; - } +} - .ms-welcome__main { +.ms-welcome__main { display: -webkit-flex; display: flex; -webkit-flex-direction: column; @@ -39,42 +39,42 @@ -webkit-flex: 1 0 0; flex: 1 0 0; padding: 10px 20px; - } - - .ms-welcome__main > h2 { - width: 100%; - text-align: center; - } - - .ms-welcome__features { - list-style-type: none; - margin-top: 20px; - } - - .ms-welcome__features.ms-List .ms-ListItem { - padding-bottom: 20px; - display: -webkit-flex; - display: flex; - } - - .ms-welcome__features.ms-List .ms-ListItem > .ms-Icon { - margin-right: 10px; - } - - .ms-welcome__action.ms-Button--hero { - margin-top: 30px; - } - +} + +.ms-welcome__main > h2 { + width: 100%; + text-align: center; +} + +.ms-welcome__features { + list-style-type: none; + margin-top: 20px; +} + +.ms-welcome__features.ms-List .ms-ListItem { + padding-bottom: 20px; + display: -webkit-flex; + display: flex; +} + +.ms-welcome__features.ms-List .ms-ListItem > .ms-Icon { + margin-right: 10px; +} + +.ms-welcome__action.ms-Button--hero { + margin-top: 30px; +} + .ms-Button.ms-Button--hero .ms-Button-label { - color: #0078d7; + color: #0078d7; } .ms-Button.ms-Button--hero:hover .ms-Button-label, -.ms-Button.ms-Button--hero:focus .ms-Button-label{ - color: #005a9e; - cursor: pointer; +.ms-Button.ms-Button--hero:focus .ms-Button-label { + color: #005a9e; + cursor: pointer; } b { font-weight: bold; -} \ No newline at end of file +} diff --git a/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.html b/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.html index c0539d6..a7a53df 100644 --- a/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.html +++ b/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.html @@ -1,27 +1,31 @@ - + + + + + + Contoso Task Pane Add-in - - - - - Contoso Task Pane Add-in + + - - + + - - - - - - - - -
    - + + + + +
    + diff --git a/question-generation/reflectia/tsconfig.json b/question-generation/reflectia/tsconfig.json index cdca4e9..8f88ae3 100644 --- a/question-generation/reflectia/tsconfig.json +++ b/question-generation/reflectia/tsconfig.json @@ -1,33 +1,26 @@ { - "compilerOptions": { - "allowUnusedLabels": false, - "emitDecoratorMetadata": true, - "esModuleInterop": true, - "experimentalDecorators": true, - "jsx": "react", - "module": "CommonJS", - "moduleResolution": "node", - "noImplicitReturns": true, - "noUnusedParameters": true, - "outDir": "dist", - "removeComments": false, - "sourceMap": true, - "target": "es5", - "lib": [ - "es7", - "dom" - ], - "pretty": true, - "typeRoots": [ - "node_modules/@types" - ] - }, - "exclude": [ - "node_modules" - ], - "compileOnSave": false, - "buildOnSave": false, - "ts-node": { - "files": true - } -} \ No newline at end of file + "compilerOptions": { + "allowUnusedLabels": false, + "emitDecoratorMetadata": true, + "esModuleInterop": true, + "experimentalDecorators": true, + "jsx": "react", + "module": "CommonJS", + "moduleResolution": "node", + "noImplicitReturns": true, + "noUnusedParameters": true, + "outDir": "dist", + "removeComments": false, + "sourceMap": true, + "target": "es5", + "lib": ["es7", "dom"], + "pretty": true, + "typeRoots": ["node_modules/@types"] + }, + "exclude": ["node_modules"], + "compileOnSave": false, + "buildOnSave": false, + "ts-node": { + "files": true + } +} diff --git a/question-generation/reflectia/webpack.config.js b/question-generation/reflectia/webpack.config.js index c182605..e4f42b5 100644 --- a/question-generation/reflectia/webpack.config.js +++ b/question-generation/reflectia/webpack.config.js @@ -1,111 +1,124 @@ /* eslint-disable no-undef */ -const devCerts = require("office-addin-dev-certs"); -const CopyWebpackPlugin = require("copy-webpack-plugin"); -const HtmlWebpackPlugin = require("html-webpack-plugin"); -const webpack = require("webpack"); +const devCerts = require('office-addin-dev-certs'); +const CopyWebpackPlugin = require('copy-webpack-plugin'); +const HtmlWebpackPlugin = require('html-webpack-plugin'); +const webpack = require('webpack'); -const urlDev = "https://localhost:3000/"; -const urlProd = "https://www.contoso.com/"; // CHANGE THIS TO YOUR PRODUCTION DEPLOYMENT LOCATION +const urlDev = 'https://localhost:3000/'; +const urlProd = 'https://www.contoso.com/'; // CHANGE THIS TO YOUR PRODUCTION DEPLOYMENT LOCATION async function getHttpsOptions() { - const httpsOptions = await devCerts.getHttpsServerOptions(); - return { ca: httpsOptions.ca, key: httpsOptions.key, cert: httpsOptions.cert }; + const httpsOptions = await devCerts.getHttpsServerOptions(); + return { + ca: httpsOptions.ca, + key: httpsOptions.key, + cert: httpsOptions.cert, + }; } module.exports = async (env, options) => { - const dev = options.mode === "development"; - const config = { - devtool: "source-map", - entry: { - polyfill: ["core-js/stable", "regenerator-runtime/runtime"], - vendor: ["react", "react-dom", "core-js", "@fluentui/react"], - taskpane: ["react-hot-loader/patch", "./src/taskpane/index.tsx", "./src/taskpane/taskpane.html"], - commands: "./src/commands/commands.ts", - }, - output: { - clean: true, - }, - resolve: { - extensions: [".ts", ".tsx", ".html", ".js"], - }, - module: { - rules: [ - { - test: /\.ts$/, - exclude: /node_modules/, - use: { - loader: "babel-loader", - options: { - presets: ["@babel/preset-typescript"], - }, - }, + const dev = options.mode === 'development'; + const config = { + devtool: 'source-map', + entry: { + polyfill: ['core-js/stable', 'regenerator-runtime/runtime'], + vendor: ['react', 'react-dom', 'core-js', '@fluentui/react'], + taskpane: [ + 'react-hot-loader/patch', + './src/taskpane/index.tsx', + './src/taskpane/taskpane.html', + ], + commands: './src/commands/commands.ts', }, - { - test: /\.tsx?$/, - exclude: /node_modules/, - use: ["react-hot-loader/webpack", "ts-loader"], + output: { + clean: true, }, - { - test: /\.html$/, - exclude: /node_modules/, - use: "html-loader", + resolve: { + extensions: ['.ts', '.tsx', '.html', '.js'], }, - { - test: /\.(png|jpg|jpeg|gif|ico)$/, - type: "asset/resource", - generator: { - filename: "assets/[name][ext][query]", - }, + module: { + rules: [ + { + test: /\.ts$/, + exclude: /node_modules/, + use: { + loader: 'babel-loader', + options: { + presets: ['@babel/preset-typescript'], + }, + }, + }, + { + test: /\.tsx?$/, + exclude: /node_modules/, + use: ['react-hot-loader/webpack', 'ts-loader'], + }, + { + test: /\.html$/, + exclude: /node_modules/, + use: 'html-loader', + }, + { + test: /\.(png|jpg|jpeg|gif|ico)$/, + type: 'asset/resource', + generator: { + filename: 'assets/[name][ext][query]', + }, + }, + ], }, - ], - }, - plugins: [ - new CopyWebpackPlugin({ - patterns: [ - { - from: "assets/*", - to: "assets/[name][ext][query]", - }, - { - from: "manifest*.xml", - to: "[name]" + "[ext]", - transform(content) { - if (dev) { - return content; - } else { - return content.toString().replace(new RegExp(urlDev, "g"), urlProd); - } - }, - }, + plugins: [ + new CopyWebpackPlugin({ + patterns: [ + { + from: 'assets/*', + to: 'assets/[name][ext][query]', + }, + { + from: 'manifest*.xml', + to: '[name]' + '[ext]', + transform(content) { + if (dev) { + return content; + } else { + return content + .toString() + .replace(new RegExp(urlDev, 'g'), urlProd); + } + }, + }, + ], + }), + new HtmlWebpackPlugin({ + filename: 'taskpane.html', + template: './src/taskpane/taskpane.html', + chunks: ['taskpane', 'vendor', 'polyfills'], + }), + new HtmlWebpackPlugin({ + filename: 'commands.html', + template: './src/commands/commands.html', + chunks: ['commands'], + }), + new webpack.ProvidePlugin({ + Promise: ['es6-promise', 'Promise'], + }), ], - }), - new HtmlWebpackPlugin({ - filename: "taskpane.html", - template: "./src/taskpane/taskpane.html", - chunks: ["taskpane", "vendor", "polyfills"], - }), - new HtmlWebpackPlugin({ - filename: "commands.html", - template: "./src/commands/commands.html", - chunks: ["commands"], - }), - new webpack.ProvidePlugin({ - Promise: ["es6-promise", "Promise"], - }), - ], - devServer: { - hot: true, - headers: { - "Access-Control-Allow-Origin": "*", - }, - server: { - type: "https", - options: env.WEBPACK_BUILD || options.https !== undefined ? options.https : await getHttpsOptions(), - }, - port: process.env.npm_package_config_dev_server_port || 3000, - }, - }; + devServer: { + hot: true, + headers: { + 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin': '*', + }, + server: { + type: 'https', + options: + env.WEBPACK_BUILD || options.https !== undefined + ? options.https + : await getHttpsOptions(), + }, + port: process.env.npm_package_config_dev_server_port || 3000, + }, + }; - return config; + return config; }; From c04a56ccb47b6f1f8718f0010867848cc39baaba Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Ray Cai Flanagan Date: Wed, 12 Jul 2023 08:26:42 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 105/112] rename to reflectia --- question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/index.tsx | 4 ++-- question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.html | 3 ++- 2 files changed, 4 insertions(+), 3 deletions(-) diff --git a/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/index.tsx b/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/index.tsx index f88c070..403f971 100644 --- a/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/index.tsx +++ b/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/index.tsx @@ -1,9 +1,9 @@ +import * as React from 'react'; +import * as ReactDOM from 'react-dom'; import App from './components/App'; import { AppContainer } from 'react-hot-loader'; import { initializeIcons } from '@fluentui/font-icons-mdl2'; import { ThemeProvider } from '@fluentui/react'; -import * as React from 'react'; -import * as ReactDOM from 'react-dom'; /* global document, Office, module, require */ diff --git a/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.html b/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.html index a7a53df..e249953 100644 --- a/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.html +++ b/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.html @@ -2,12 +2,13 @@ + - Contoso Task Pane Add-in + Reflecia - - - - - - - -
    -

    Welcome

    -
    -
    -

    - Please - sideload - your add-in to see app body. -

    -
    - -
    -
    - -

    - -
    - -
    - - diff --git a/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane-old/taskpane.js b/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane-old/taskpane.js deleted file mode 100644 index a218702..0000000 --- a/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane-old/taskpane.js +++ /dev/null @@ -1,143 +0,0 @@ - -// Function to create a new card element -// Pass in the index of the paragraph and the paragraph object -function createCard(index, paragraph) { - const card = document.createElement('div'); - - card.className = 'card'; - card.id = index; - card.onmouseenter = onMouseEnterEvent; - card.onmouseleave = onMouseLeaveEvent; - - createParagraph(card, paragraph); - return card; -} - -// Define the event handler for onmouseover -async function onMouseEnterEvent(event) { - changeParagraphHighlightColor(this.id, 'highlight'); -} - -// Define the event handler for onmouseleave -async function onMouseLeaveEvent(event) { - changeParagraphHighlightColor(this.id, 'dehighlight'); -} - -// Change the highlight color of the selected paragraph -async function changeParagraphHighlightColor(paragraphId, operation) { - await Word.run(async (context) => { - // Load the document as a ParagraphCollection - const paragraphs = context.document.body.paragraphs; - paragraphs.load(); - await context.sync(); - - // Highlight or dehighlight the paragraph - const target = paragraphs.items[paragraphId]; - target.load('font'); - await context.sync(); - - if (operation == 'highlight') { - target.font.highlightColor = '#FFFF00'; - } else if (operation == 'dehighlight') { - target.font.highlightColor = '#FFFFFF'; - } - }); -} - -async function getReflections(paragraph, prompt) { - const data = { - paragraph, - prompt, - }; - - const req = await fetch(`${SERVER_URL}/reflections`, { - method: 'POST', - headers: { - 'Content-Type': 'application/json', - }, - body: JSON.stringify(data), - }); - - const res = await req.json(); - - if (res.error) alert(res); - - return res.reflections; -} - -async function getCurrentParagraph(context) { - let selectedParagraphs = context.document.getSelection().paragraphs; - context.load(selectedParagraphs); - await context.sync(); - - // A selection can span multiple paragraphs, but we only want the first one - return selectedParagraphs.items[0]; -} - -async function detectParagraphChange() { - let initialParagraph = await getCurrentParagraph()(); - - while (true) { - let currentParagraph = await getCurrentParagraph(); - if (initialParagraph.text != currentParagraph.text) { - try { - console.log('paragraph changed'); - } catch (error) { - console.log(error); - } - - initialParagraph = currentParagraph; - } - - // Add a delay between checks (e.g., 1 second) to avoid excessive API calls - await delay(1000); - } -} - -function delay(ms) { - return new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(resolve, ms)); -} - -async function main() { - await Word.run(async (context) => { - let prompt = document.getElementById('prompt').value; - - if (prompt.length === 0) - prompt = - 'Using only the text from the user, what are 3 of the most important concepts in this paragraph?'; - - // FIXME: Get the prompt from the user. - - const paragraphs = context.document.body.paragraphs; - - paragraphs.load(); - await context.sync(); - - let cardContainer = document.getElementById('card-container'); - cardContainer.innerHTML = 'Loading...'; - let cardsFragment = document.createDocumentFragment(); - - const allReflections = await Promise.all( - paragraphs.items.map((paragraph) => - getReflections(paragraph.text, prompt) - ) - ); - - // clear the loading message - cardContainer.innerHTML = ''; - - // Create a card for each paragraph - console.log(allReflections); - for (let i = 0; i < paragraphs.items.length; i++) { - const paragraph = paragraphs.items[i]; - const reflections = allReflections[i]; - // Create a card for each reflection returned - for (let j = 0; j < reflections.length; j++) { - const reflection = reflections[j]; - const card = createCard(i, 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question-generation/reflectia/src/{taskpane => }/taskpane.css (100%) rename question-generation/reflectia/src/{taskpane => }/taskpane.html (84%) diff --git a/question-generation/main.py b/question-generation/main.py deleted file mode 100644 index 4136b87..0000000 --- a/question-generation/main.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,49 +0,0 @@ -from fastapi import FastAPI -from fastapi.middleware.cors import CORSMiddleware -from pydantic import BaseModel -from typing import List - -from nlp import get_questions - -app = FastAPI() - -# May risk unauthorized access -origins = [ - "*", -] - -app.add_middleware( - CORSMiddleware, - allow_origins=origins, - allow_credentials=True, - allow_methods=["*"], - allow_headers=["*"], -) - - -# JSON-like object -class Data(BaseModel): - paragraph: str - comment: str - - -# Memory-based database for now -database: List[Data] = [] - - -# POST method for appending new paragraphs to the database -@app.post("/database") -async def store_data(data: List[str]): - for d in data: - if not any(db.paragraph == d for db in database): - database.append( - # Generate question when appending - # This may be an inefficient approach - Data(paragraph=d, comment=get_questions(sequence=d, num_questions=1)[0]) - ) - - -# GET method for retrieving the database -@app.get("/database") -async def get_data() -> List[Data]: - return database diff --git a/question-generation/nlp.py b/question-generation/nlp.py deleted file mode 100644 index 6a93b1c..0000000 --- a/question-generation/nlp.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,42 +0,0 @@ -from transformers import pipeline - - -def interview_ai(sequence: str, num_questions: int) -> "list[str]": - """Generate questions based on a given sequence of context using Interview AI. - - Args: - sequence: A string representing the context from which to generate questions. - num_questions: The number of questions to generate. - - Returns: - A list of generated questions as strings. - """ - - model_id = "hyechanjun/interview-question-remake" - pipe = 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a/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/index.tsx +++ b/question-generation/reflectia/src/index.tsx @@ -11,8 +11,6 @@ initializeIcons(); let isOfficeInitialized = false; -const title = 'Reflectia'; - const render = (Component) => { ReactDOM.render( diff --git a/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/settings.ts b/question-generation/reflectia/src/settings.ts similarity index 100% rename from question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/settings.ts rename to question-generation/reflectia/src/settings.ts diff --git a/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.css b/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane.css similarity index 100% rename from question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.css rename to question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane.css diff --git a/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.html b/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane.html similarity index 84% rename from question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.html rename to question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane.html index e249953..9922189 100644 --- a/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane/taskpane.html +++ b/question-generation/reflectia/src/taskpane.html @@ -10,19 +10,16 @@ Reflecia - - - diff --git a/question-generation/reflectia/webpack.config.js b/question-generation/reflectia/webpack.config.js index e4f42b5..2972257 100644 --- a/question-generation/reflectia/webpack.config.js +++ b/question-generation/reflectia/webpack.config.js @@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ const HtmlWebpackPlugin = require('html-webpack-plugin'); const webpack = require('webpack'); const urlDev = 'https://localhost:3000/'; -const urlProd = 'https://www.contoso.com/'; // CHANGE THIS TO YOUR PRODUCTION DEPLOYMENT LOCATION +const urlProd = 'https://www.contoso.com/'; // TODO: Switch to PRODUCTION DEPLOYMENT LOCATION async function getHttpsOptions() { const httpsOptions = await devCerts.getHttpsServerOptions(); @@ -26,8 +26,8 @@ module.exports = async (env, options) => { vendor: ['react', 'react-dom', 'core-js', '@fluentui/react'], taskpane: [ 'react-hot-loader/patch', - './src/taskpane/index.tsx', - './src/taskpane/taskpane.html', + './src/index.tsx', + './src/taskpane.html', ], commands: './src/commands/commands.ts', }, @@ -92,7 +92,7 @@ module.exports = async (env, options) => { }), new HtmlWebpackPlugin({ filename: 'taskpane.html', - template: './src/taskpane/taskpane.html', + template: './src/taskpane.html', chunks: ['taskpane', 'vendor', 'polyfills'], }), new HtmlWebpackPlugin({ From 1ffe7473f43256d1c3816453c67f298a5c23364d Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "Kenneth C. 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You've said that the Clinton Foundation has been silent on this issue for a couple of years now. Why do you think this is happening now?" -"What do you see as the path forward here? I mean, what are the next steps that you would like to see the United States take?" -So what's the best way to recap? -"How do you feel about that? I mean, how do you think this law is going to affect people who are lobbying in Washington, D.C.?" -"What do you say to critics who say that the president overshoot the mark, that he overstepped his constitutional authority when he said, I'm the commander in chief?" -"That's NPR's Anthony Kuhn speaking to us from Seoul, South Korea. How did this happen?" -"Well, what do you say to those people who say that you're the wrong candidate?" -How much money are we talking about here? -Suleiman? -"So, how did they get to work with Bob Bailey?" -How much cleanup did you have to do? -What about housing for people who have been homeless for a long time? -"General George Casey, the top commander of the U.S. forces in Iraq from 2006 to 2008, has said that the Iraqi forces are not ready for the task of taking over the country. What do you make of that?" -So what are some of the other things that people can do to help? -Do you feel that the agency has let you down? -Where did you find it? -And why would he want to do that? What's at stake for him? -What about the users? Are they going to want to have a different desktop environment? -"Now, the prosecution has said that Gotti was essentially a mob man. Is that what you're saying?" -What did you mean by that? -So what does this mean for the future of the company? -Do you think there's any conflict? -And how confident are you that the military is going to be able to take over the Bangkok airport? -And what did you find? -How many people remain on the U.S. federal court system? -And Splash? -"So if the private investors are buying these assets, who would be buying them?" -"And when you say you're on the ballot, what are you asking voters to do?" -What do you tell young people who want to play basketball? -"And when you look at these individuals, do you see any differences between the kinds of people that Mr. McEwen and Mr. Komer are?" -"I'm Alex Chadwick. More in a moment on DAY TO DAY from NPR News. Well, let's start with the Republicans. They have been in power for a very long time. How do they finally get out of power?" -What do you say to critics who say that Kastner was genocidal? -What's your favorite gift from the year? -How much money are we talking about here? -So you're saying that people are just going out and buying a big SUV? -What do you mean by that? -"So if the male is the dominant male, then the female will become the cannibalist?" -How much money are we talking about here? -You're listening to MORNING EDITION from NPR News. What do we know so far about what happened? -"Well, let's talk about that tax break. What does that mean for people who are trying to buy a home?" -Do you have any sense of how many people are still without health care coverage in the U.S.? -And what kind of net are we talking about? -How long has it been since you've been able to get into the Gaza Strip? -Can you give us a sense of what you're working on now? -How did you come up with this idea? -Do you have a favorite? -And how much faster are you going to be? -What did he say? -So what do you mean by a short-term disruptions? -And what were some of the conditions that he found were egregious? -"Oh, my gosh. How did you do that?" -So what did you do? -Can you give us a sense of the scale of the damage that's been done so far? -You do need more attorneys? -And what about the people who live in the area? What are they doing to try and help them? -Do you think there's a firestorm going on right now? -So how is the Turkish government responding to this? -And what did you hear from them? What kind of response did you get? -I'm Alex Chadwick. More coming up on DAY TO DAY from NPR News. How did you come up with this idea? -How did you come up with this idea? -"So they're not necessarily criminal indictments, right?" -"Mr. Khumbu, you are a Sherpa on Everest. What is it like for you and your family when you're up there in the Himalayas?" -Why did you decide to write this book? -"What do you make of the fact that these men, Majed Hameed and Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, were arrested and then released?" -That's a lot of change. How much of that is going to go to the farm bill itself? -And what's the mood in the city at the moment? -Why is it malignant form of cancer? -So what does that mean? What does that tell you? -And so what's the fix? What's going to fix it? -"Mr. Mayor, let me ask you this as relates to the nature of your work. I mean, you're a Muslim. You have a Jewish family. How do you balance that kind of diversity in your city with the need to have a pluralistic society?" -Did you get a chance to talk to any of the people who live there? -What does that mean? -Can you give us an example? -So what does this mean for the other members of the SCA? -What are some of the baby steps that you'd like to take? -What are some of the things that you would like to see Arizona do? -Do you think that this is a good thing or a bad thing? -So what is the U.S. role in all of this? -"So let's talk about Ann Petry's new book, ""The Street."" It's out now. It's called ""To Kill a Mockingbird."" Can you tell us a little bit more about what's in it?" -You're listening to ALL THINGS CONSIDERED from NPR News. How did you come up with this idea? -Do you have any sense of how many children are still in that situation? -And what's the scene like on the streets today? -"Why did you decide to go back to "" Heat""?" -"When you say people are stuck in these kinds of camps, what are conditions like for them?" -How did you come up with this idea? -You're listening to ALL THINGS CONSIDERED from NPR News. Let's start with the basics. What is the Federal Reserve doing right now? -"Before the game, you had to get tickets for the game. How did that go?" -"And Qana, Qana is the town where the Shiite cleric Moqtada al-Sadr was killed?" -Is there a difference between what CNN does and what MSNBC does? -Why do you think that is? -"How did you come up with the name ""Sleeping Beauties""?" -How important is Hispanic immigration to John McCain's campaign? -And what about Abdul Raziq? Has he been heard from? -"Well, let's talk about one of those reforms. What exactly is it that Berlusconi wants?" -Can you give me an example of a specific prayer that you've heard from your congregation? -How much money are we talking about here? -You're listening to ALL THINGS CONSIDERED from NPR News. How did you come up with this idea? -"Well, what do you think the answer to that might be?" +How do you influence what you do? +Do you have any sense of how long it's been since you've been unemployed? +"Well, let me ask you about one other thing. You've said that the Clinton Foundation has been silent on this issue for a couple of years now. Why do you think this is happening now?" +"What do you see as the path forward here? I mean, what are the next steps that you would like to see the United States take?" +So what's the best way to recap? +"How do you feel about that? I mean, how do you think this law is going to affect people who are lobbying in Washington, D.C.?" +"What do you say to critics who say that the president overshoot the mark, that he overstepped his constitutional authority when he said, I'm the commander in chief?" +"That's NPR's Anthony Kuhn speaking to us from Seoul, South Korea. How did this happen?" +"Well, what do you say to those people who say that you're the wrong candidate?" +How much money are we talking about here? +Suleiman? +"So, how did they get to work with Bob Bailey?" +How much cleanup did you have to do? +What about housing for people who have been homeless for a long time? +"General George Casey, the top commander of the U.S. forces in Iraq from 2006 to 2008, has said that the Iraqi forces are not ready for the task of taking over the country. What do you make of that?" +So what are some of the other things that people can do to help? +Do you feel that the agency has let you down? +Where did you find it? +And why would he want to do that? What's at stake for him? +What about the users? Are they going to want to have a different desktop environment? +"Now, the prosecution has said that Gotti was essentially a mob man. Is that what you're saying?" +What did you mean by that? +So what does this mean for the future of the company? +Do you think there's any conflict? +And how confident are you that the military is going to be able to take over the Bangkok airport? +And what did you find? +How many people remain on the U.S. federal court system? +And Splash? +"So if the private investors are buying these assets, who would be buying them?" +"And when you say you're on the ballot, what are you asking voters to do?" +What do you tell young people who want to play basketball? +"And when you look at these individuals, do you see any differences between the kinds of people that Mr. McEwen and Mr. Komer are?" +"I'm Alex Chadwick. More in a moment on DAY TO DAY from NPR News. Well, let's start with the Republicans. They have been in power for a very long time. How do they finally get out of power?" +What do you say to critics who say that Kastner was genocidal? +What's your favorite gift from the year? +How much money are we talking about here? +So you're saying that people are just going out and buying a big SUV? +What do you mean by that? +"So if the male is the dominant male, then the female will become the cannibalist?" +How much money are we talking about here? +You're listening to MORNING EDITION from NPR News. What do we know so far about what happened? +"Well, let's talk about that tax break. What does that mean for people who are trying to buy a home?" +Do you have any sense of how many people are still without health care coverage in the U.S.? +And what kind of net are we talking about? +How long has it been since you've been able to get into the Gaza Strip? +Can you give us a sense of what you're working on now? +How did you come up with this idea? +Do you have a favorite? +And how much faster are you going to be? +What did he say? +So what do you mean by a short-term disruptions? +And what were some of the conditions that he found were egregious? +"Oh, my gosh. How did you do that?" +So what did you do? +Can you give us a sense of the scale of the damage that's been done so far? +You do need more attorneys? +And what about the people who live in the area? What are they doing to try and help them? +Do you think there's a firestorm going on right now? +So how is the Turkish government responding to this? +And what did you hear from them? What kind of response did you get? +I'm Alex Chadwick. More coming up on DAY TO DAY from NPR News. How did you come up with this idea? +How did you come up with this idea? +"So they're not necessarily criminal indictments, right?" +"Mr. Khumbu, you are a Sherpa on Everest. What is it like for you and your family when you're up there in the Himalayas?" +Why did you decide to write this book? +"What do you make of the fact that these men, Majed Hameed and Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, were arrested and then released?" +That's a lot of change. How much of that is going to go to the farm bill itself? +And what's the mood in the city at the moment? +Why is it malignant form of cancer? +So what does that mean? What does that tell you? +And so what's the fix? What's going to fix it? +"Mr. Mayor, let me ask you this as relates to the nature of your work. I mean, you're a Muslim. You have a Jewish family. How do you balance that kind of diversity in your city with the need to have a pluralistic society?" +Did you get a chance to talk to any of the people who live there? +What does that mean? +Can you give us an example? +So what does this mean for the other members of the SCA? +What are some of the baby steps that you'd like to take? +What are some of the things that you would like to see Arizona do? +Do you think that this is a good thing or a bad thing? +So what is the U.S. role in all of this? +"So let's talk about Ann Petry's new book, ""The Street."" It's out now. It's called ""To Kill a Mockingbird."" Can you tell us a little bit more about what's in it?" +You're listening to ALL THINGS CONSIDERED from NPR News. How did you come up with this idea? +Do you have any sense of how many children are still in that situation? +And what's the scene like on the streets today? +"Why did you decide to go back to "" Heat""?" +"When you say people are stuck in these kinds of camps, what are conditions like for them?" +How did you come up with this idea? +You're listening to ALL THINGS CONSIDERED from NPR News. Let's start with the basics. What is the Federal Reserve doing right now? +"Before the game, you had to get tickets for the game. How did that go?" +"And Qana, Qana is the town where the Shiite cleric Moqtada al-Sadr was killed?" +Is there a difference between what CNN does and what MSNBC does? +Why do you think that is? +"How did you come up with the name ""Sleeping Beauties""?" +How important is Hispanic immigration to John McCain's campaign? +And what about Abdul Raziq? Has he been heard from? +"Well, let's talk about one of those reforms. What exactly is it that Berlusconi wants?" +Can you give me an example of a specific prayer that you've heard from your congregation? +How much money are we talking about here? +You're listening to ALL THINGS CONSIDERED from NPR News. How did you come up with this idea? +"Well, what do you think the answer to that might be?" diff --git a/2022/ROUGE/BART-more-training-ROUGE.csv b/ROUGE/BART-more-training-ROUGE.csv similarity index 98% rename from 2022/ROUGE/BART-more-training-ROUGE.csv rename to ROUGE/BART-more-training-ROUGE.csv index 621a3ca..df0e8cc 100644 --- a/2022/ROUGE/BART-more-training-ROUGE.csv +++ b/ROUGE/BART-more-training-ROUGE.csv @@ -1,100 +1,100 @@ -What do you want people to know about you? -Why do you consider yourself a second-class citizen? -"Well, let's talk a little bit more about the Clinton Foundation. It's a non-profit group, and it's not intended to be used as a political tool. Why not?" -"Well, let's talk about some of those policies. Let's say China doesn't meet the U.S. ambitious targets, for example, in terms of wind and solar power. What would China do to meet those targets?" -What are some of the big stories that you've covered this year? -Let me ask you about the lobbying law that you signed onto. It's called the Foreign Agents Registration Act. What does that mean? -You say that the public tune you out. What do you mean by that? -And why did you decide to do this? -Why do you think that is? -"From NPR News, this is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED. I'm Audie Cornish. In a few minutes, we're going to hear from the man who led the U.S. effort to end the war in Syria. But first, the lead. That's the lead story today in" -Do you think that Suleiman is a one-man show? -The I.Q. Zoo. What was Bob Bailey like? -How did you rebuild? -Do you have any advice for people who are homeless who are finding themselves in this new housing market and are trying to find their place? -Six to 18 months? -"Now, I understand that there's going to be a change in how people are accountability for their money going to the Salvation Army. Can you talk about that?" -"Let me ask you this, though. I mean, the Trump administration has been criticized by a number of quarters for being slow to act on immigration reform. Do you agree with that criticism?" -When did you have it? -"Now, the Fed chair, Ben Bernanke, has said that he wants to keep interest rates low forever. Is there any reason to think that he's doing that?" -"Do you have a Windows 8 user interface, or is it a new Windows 8?" -"Well, speaking of flamboyant, what about Phil Spector's trial? What's he been doing?" -What's the significance of that? -"Well, why did Ford take this step now?" -Do you think there's any conflict? -"And the military has been brought back to barracks, is that correct?" -And what did you find? -And what happened in Oregon? -Ted Kennedy has a dog named Splash? -Will there be any congressional involvement? -"And when you say you get to vote, what do you mean by that?" -What do you tell young people who are looking to make it in the NBA? -And what kind of relationship did he have with the ranchers? -"Well, thanks for coming on. And let me ask you, what do you make of the president's decision to pull out of the Iran nuclear deal?" -What do you think Kastner should have done differently? -What's the most outrageous thing you bought? -"From NPR News, this is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED. I'm Audie Cornish. In a few minutes, we're going to hear from the man who led the U.S. effort to end the war in Syria. But first, the lead. That's the lead story today in" -"Let me ask you this, though. When you think about the future of the car industry, do you think that Ford and Chrysler are going to be at the top of the list in terms of sales?" -What do you mean by that? -Do you have any idea how many sand tiger sharks there are? -"From NPR News, this is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED. I'm Audie Cornish. In a few minutes, we're going to hear from the man who led the U.S. effort to end the war in Syria. But first, the lead. That's the lead story today in" -What's the latest? -"So, what does this mean for the economy overall?" -What do you mean by that? -And what kind of net are we talking about? -Just a few months in that long path? -Is there a thrill to destroy something? -Let's start with the basics. What exactly is a e-waste? -What's cool about this record? -Wow. And how long will it take you to do that? -What did he say? -So what are some of the short-term disruptions? -And what did he find? -Did you find any differences between Europeans and Americans? -Were you able to get out of there? -Let me ask you this. When did you first realize that this was something that was going to happen? -You need more attorneys. What kind of cases are you looking at? -And what about the people who live there? Have they been able to get out? -"Well, let me ask you this as relates to the firestorm that's been going on for the last five years. I mean, there are those who suggest that the Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist, John Carroll, has lost his job over the last few years because he has been so vocal about the fact" -Do we know anything about the condition of the patients who were treated at the hospitals? -"And when you talk to people from West Africa, what kind of stories do they tell you about why they came to West Africa?" -"So, what's the significance of the Supreme Court ruling?" -Let's start with the basics. What exactly is a e-waste? -"And, Ron, the president's former lawyer Michael Cohen pleaded guilty yesterday to lying to Congress. What does that mean?" -"When you talk to the families of the people who are on the Everest, what kind of stories do they tell you about what it's like for them?" -"Well, let's start with the Republicans. What do you make of their approach to the debate?" -Is there any sense that these third parties are working with the Syrian government? -That's a lot of money. What about the farm bill itself? -"Well, what is the mayor planning to do with that $33 million that he's promised to come in?" -Malignant form of cancer? -"OK. So if the data doesn't show that there is a connection between smoking and heart disease, what does that mean?" -Did you have trouble getting it to work operationally? -What do you see as the future of Islam in the city? -What kind of fish are they catching? -What's wrong with that? -And how do you do that? -And he plans to fight it? -What are some of the hardest things that you've had to take down over the years? -"Let me ask you this, though. I mean, the president has said that he wants to build a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border. Do you think that's a good idea?" -Do you think that the Daily News is going to be able to compete in the future with the other news organizations that are doing the same thing? -What do you know about the people who are at the mediation? -"Ann Petry is the author of ""To Kill a Mockingbird"" and the book ""The Street"" by Ann Hurston. It's ALL THINGS CONSIDERED from NPR West. I'm Arun Rath. This is TALK OF THE NATION from NPR News. From NPR News," -What do we know about the people who were killed in this attack? -Let's start with the women's side. Serena Williams is playing her first official match since last April. What's going on? -Nine thousand? -Why? -What about food and water? What are people finding when they go out? -And what was that like? -Let's start with the Republicans. What do you make of their strategy in trying to repeal the Affordable Care Act? -"Before I let you go, I want to ask you about the game itself. I mean, Nashville has had this huge fan base for years. And I'm wondering, you know, how is it that Nashville has this huge population?" -"Until the completion of the investigation, Qana had been a hospital for more than a year. Is that right?" -Is there a difference between cable news and cable news? -What do you mean by that? -Let's start with the Republicans. What do you make of their strategy in trying to repeal and replace Obamacare? -What do you think is driving that change? -"And if they do find him, what does that mean for al-Qaida in the Arabian Peninsula?" -"Well, let's talk about that for a moment. The European Union, of course, has been meeting this week to try to resolve the eurozone crisis. What are they trying to get out of it?" -What do you think she had to say? -"From NPR News, this is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED. I'm Audie Cornish. In a few minutes, we're going to hear from the man who led the U.S. effort to end the war in Syria. But first, the lead. That's the lead story today in" -"This is WEEKEND EDITION from NPR News. Scott Simon is away. I'm Liane Hansen. In a few minutes, we'll hear from the man who led the U.S. military to victory in Afghanistan. But first, the lead. That's the lead story in today's New York Times" +What do you want people to know about you? +Why do you consider yourself a second-class citizen? +"Well, let's talk a little bit more about the Clinton Foundation. It's a non-profit group, and it's not intended to be used as a political tool. Why not?" +"Well, let's talk about some of those policies. Let's say China doesn't meet the U.S. ambitious targets, for example, in terms of wind and solar power. What would China do to meet those targets?" +What are some of the big stories that you've covered this year? +Let me ask you about the lobbying law that you signed onto. It's called the Foreign Agents Registration Act. What does that mean? +You say that the public tune you out. What do you mean by that? +And why did you decide to do this? +Why do you think that is? +"From NPR News, this is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED. I'm Audie Cornish. In a few minutes, we're going to hear from the man who led the U.S. effort to end the war in Syria. But first, the lead. That's the lead story today in" +Do you think that Suleiman is a one-man show? +The I.Q. Zoo. What was Bob Bailey like? +How did you rebuild? +Do you have any advice for people who are homeless who are finding themselves in this new housing market and are trying to find their place? +Six to 18 months? +"Now, I understand that there's going to be a change in how people are accountability for their money going to the Salvation Army. Can you talk about that?" +"Let me ask you this, though. I mean, the Trump administration has been criticized by a number of quarters for being slow to act on immigration reform. Do you agree with that criticism?" +When did you have it? +"Now, the Fed chair, Ben Bernanke, has said that he wants to keep interest rates low forever. Is there any reason to think that he's doing that?" +"Do you have a Windows 8 user interface, or is it a new Windows 8?" +"Well, speaking of flamboyant, what about Phil Spector's trial? What's he been doing?" +What's the significance of that? +"Well, why did Ford take this step now?" +Do you think there's any conflict? +"And the military has been brought back to barracks, is that correct?" +And what did you find? +And what happened in Oregon? +Ted Kennedy has a dog named Splash? +Will there be any congressional involvement? +"And when you say you get to vote, what do you mean by that?" +What do you tell young people who are looking to make it in the NBA? +And what kind of relationship did he have with the ranchers? +"Well, thanks for coming on. And let me ask you, what do you make of the president's decision to pull out of the Iran nuclear deal?" +What do you think Kastner should have done differently? +What's the most outrageous thing you bought? +"From NPR News, this is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED. I'm Audie Cornish. In a few minutes, we're going to hear from the man who led the U.S. effort to end the war in Syria. But first, the lead. That's the lead story today in" +"Let me ask you this, though. When you think about the future of the car industry, do you think that Ford and Chrysler are going to be at the top of the list in terms of sales?" +What do you mean by that? +Do you have any idea how many sand tiger sharks there are? +"From NPR News, this is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED. I'm Audie Cornish. In a few minutes, we're going to hear from the man who led the U.S. effort to end the war in Syria. But first, the lead. That's the lead story today in" +What's the latest? +"So, what does this mean for the economy overall?" +What do you mean by that? +And what kind of net are we talking about? +Just a few months in that long path? +Is there a thrill to destroy something? +Let's start with the basics. What exactly is a e-waste? +What's cool about this record? +Wow. And how long will it take you to do that? +What did he say? +So what are some of the short-term disruptions? +And what did he find? +Did you find any differences between Europeans and Americans? +Were you able to get out of there? +Let me ask you this. When did you first realize that this was something that was going to happen? +You need more attorneys. What kind of cases are you looking at? +And what about the people who live there? Have they been able to get out? +"Well, let me ask you this as relates to the firestorm that's been going on for the last five years. I mean, there are those who suggest that the Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist, John Carroll, has lost his job over the last few years because he has been so vocal about the fact" +Do we know anything about the condition of the patients who were treated at the hospitals? +"And when you talk to people from West Africa, what kind of stories do they tell you about why they came to West Africa?" +"So, what's the significance of the Supreme Court ruling?" +Let's start with the basics. What exactly is a e-waste? +"And, Ron, the president's former lawyer Michael Cohen pleaded guilty yesterday to lying to Congress. What does that mean?" +"When you talk to the families of the people who are on the Everest, what kind of stories do they tell you about what it's like for them?" +"Well, let's start with the Republicans. What do you make of their approach to the debate?" +Is there any sense that these third parties are working with the Syrian government? +That's a lot of money. What about the farm bill itself? +"Well, what is the mayor planning to do with that $33 million that he's promised to come in?" +Malignant form of cancer? +"OK. So if the data doesn't show that there is a connection between smoking and heart disease, what does that mean?" +Did you have trouble getting it to work operationally? +What do you see as the future of Islam in the city? +What kind of fish are they catching? +What's wrong with that? +And how do you do that? +And he plans to fight it? +What are some of the hardest things that you've had to take down over the years? +"Let me ask you this, though. I mean, the president has said that he wants to build a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border. Do you think that's a good idea?" +Do you think that the Daily News is going to be able to compete in the future with the other news organizations that are doing the same thing? +What do you know about the people who are at the mediation? +"Ann Petry is the author of ""To Kill a Mockingbird"" and the book ""The Street"" by Ann Hurston. It's ALL THINGS CONSIDERED from NPR West. I'm Arun Rath. This is TALK OF THE NATION from NPR News. From NPR News," +What do we know about the people who were killed in this attack? +Let's start with the women's side. Serena Williams is playing her first official match since last April. What's going on? +Nine thousand? +Why? +What about food and water? What are people finding when they go out? +And what was that like? +Let's start with the Republicans. What do you make of their strategy in trying to repeal the Affordable Care Act? +"Before I let you go, I want to ask you about the game itself. I mean, Nashville has had this huge fan base for years. And I'm wondering, you know, how is it that Nashville has this huge population?" +"Until the completion of the investigation, Qana had been a hospital for more than a year. Is that right?" +Is there a difference between cable news and cable news? +What do you mean by that? +Let's start with the Republicans. What do you make of their strategy in trying to repeal and replace Obamacare? +What do you think is driving that change? +"And if they do find him, what does that mean for al-Qaida in the Arabian Peninsula?" +"Well, let's talk about that for a moment. The European Union, of course, has been meeting this week to try to resolve the eurozone crisis. What are they trying to get out of it?" +What do you think she had to say? +"From NPR News, this is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED. I'm Audie Cornish. In a few minutes, we're going to hear from the man who led the U.S. effort to end the war in Syria. But first, the lead. That's the lead story today in" +"This is WEEKEND EDITION from NPR News. Scott Simon is away. I'm Liane Hansen. In a few minutes, we'll hear from the man who led the U.S. military to victory in Afghanistan. But first, the lead. That's the lead story in today's New York Times" What do you mean by that? \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/2022/ROUGE/OpenAI_n-ROUGE.csv b/ROUGE/OpenAI_n-ROUGE.csv similarity index 99% rename from 2022/ROUGE/OpenAI_n-ROUGE.csv rename to ROUGE/OpenAI_n-ROUGE.csv index 90386fb..4aa8414 100644 --- a/2022/ROUGE/OpenAI_n-ROUGE.csv +++ b/ROUGE/OpenAI_n-ROUGE.csv @@ -1,100 +1,100 @@ -"You just put me into a bit of a dilemma. I'm a reporter, too. How do I have fun, but still have a deadline?" -"Wow. Do you know anyone who's, you know, gone or been rejected? I mean, how do you feel people in your community are feeling about this?" -"Well, as we all know, as we've discussed before on the show, ideological polarization is as much a part of this as anything else. And I also think that there's the very, very strong possibility that this is part of some kind of a suppression ground. You know, you've got an African-American" -"Do people in China want to push change? I mean, you mentioned that citizens are concerned about pollution. They're also concerned about college admissions. They're also concerned about how they appear to the rest of the world. Are people in China ready to lead on climate?" -What do they miss? -"Is - as you read those provisions, does anything directly apply to automakers and the role that they might play in future transportation policy debates?" -How do you feel about the way Republicans have handled the impeachment oversight committees? Do you think they've done a good job? -"The story about the young woman in Tehran who got so sick from eating at a restaurant - you went there, and you saw a restaurant, and below it said in Farsi - the words at the bottom said saddamiteh? Meaning when in doubt, spit it out. How did that affect you?" -"Would you like to see President Trump in the White House during January 20, whatever year that is? Would you like to see President Pence in the White House instead?" -"Well, maybe it's the inbetweeners' chance: in the in-between moments in between choices, in the inbetween days and in between states of mind and in between times and in between loves and in between lives and in between meals and in between stables and in between biographies and in the inbetween" -"There has been controversy Egypt over Egypt's legal system. Is it still Egypt's legal system, or is it something else now?" -"Now, you have a section with a lot of black hat and white hat internet surfing, going to little-known websites. Are we going to find out about your web surfing by your handle with Lonesome George?" -How were you equipped to deal with something like that? -So you said you started handing out numbers so people could find each other. How has the program grown and how many people have you helped? -"And that was the case, then, in the reporting that you did, was it not, that the Iraqis, at the time, would need help, but they were getting there?" -"At the end of the day, the goal of the Salvation Army is to keep people warm, right? Why are you so invested in this issue of homelessness?" -Can I ask how this came to your attention? -"Yeah? And so, tell us also about the man who set this whole thing up. Because you met Tord Kjellander, who is he? What kind of person was he?" -"Inflation is a threat, Fed cuts rates to boost the economy. What would the downside be to lowering interest rates?" -"And yet, there is the Snap Assist feature, which presents some guidance within that first five minutes or so, trying to familiarize you with what you're supposed to be doing. Is that right?" -"Well, let's go back to the beginning, when the prosecution called what was supposed to be a star witness, in fact, responsible for some of the most famous photographs of all time, Eliot Spitzer. Now, I called the witness who was standing in the witness box intimidating. Well, how did they make a" -"How were these apartments set up? These storefronts, were they protected by bars? I mean, you know, a lot of times when you walk down the street in cities like this, there's bars on the windows and you think, well, somebody could shoot somebody in the head when they walk in and out of" -"Detroit News columnist Diana Fomm-Cooper wrote about her father who was one of the men laid off. She said he called it a good day's work and looked forward to retraining, but he never got retrained and he is now at home caring for his sick wife. her column is online at documentariesource" -"But have you changed your views, though, based on who you are talking to?" -"Really quickly, Marianne, is there government now?" -How many extra calories do you have to burn? -Do you expect to see felony-dueling go out everywhere? -"What are people saying about - what are you hearing about this, this biography?" -"And who's running, institutionally, the banks?" -"You have had some success at the ballot box. You've won a number of municipal elections. But the D.C. Council, despite your best efforts, did not actually get at the business of governance this time around. What did you try to do differently in terms of campaigning?" -"Now you're obviously younger than most of the players you're dealing with. If someone said to you, hold on, you're 22 years old, what would you say to someone who's 44 or 45 years old, who's playing the game professionally?" -Is it common for someone who works for Congress to also work for a property rights organization? I am not even saying for this organization. Is that unusual? -"Well, I'm glad to talk to you, too. So I just transferred this image in my mind of Revolutionary-Era Paris, walking down the street, people speaking French. Did that happen?" -"How much blame should the German government bear for the death of over 200,000 Hungarian Jews?" -"Yeah. You know, towards the end of ""Army of Me,"" you're talking about the idea that people use financial success as a kind of alibi for not having to really put in any kind of effort. Then in the swing of the next song, you rap, all I want for Christmas is someone to say" -So you think this is an example of the industry trying to squeeze out roadhouse owners at the expense of tour riders? -"Yeah, I've driven one. They make very roomy small SUVs. It sounds like over the past couple of years, smaller SUVs have become more mainstream, at least in fleet sales. Going back to something you just said, chief guest, if I may, how is it that you've seen changes over" -"As we, you know, just quickly run out of time here and we're going to have to leave it kind of hanging, but do you see any resolution of that apparent conflict of mission between groups of this sort?" -"Elizabeth, you study all sorts of things, and you don't know about this zebrafish business?" -"Is this whole Rolling Thunder group, what are they seeking?" -"Well, we can hear you now. You know, we talked about this before the storm, and now we're seeing the aftermath. What's it like there?" -"With this very uncertain economy, how can we really know for sure that we're going to lose the tax credit? Or how do we find out for sure? Are we going to get this tax credit taken away from us?" -"And maybe some of the wealth of the country. Were you told, when you were nominated, that you were being given a grace period? Some people had complained that Clarence Thomas was being put through the wringer with all of these questions about his life. And they were then on the receiving end of a lot of scrutiny" -"How should we be looking at it? I mean, you said something about the way the ocean seems disturbed. Does it look out of sort? What are some other things to notice about it?" -"Congressman, finally, what needs to happen in your view now?" -"I mean, you go after movies, take apart movies, right?" -So how was the emergency fund set up? Who were you trying to help? -"(Laughter) What about beautiful black women of all shapes, sizes and walks of life? You know? It's like - you know, I'm looking around right now, and... OK, this is interesting, because right now at Essence.com, I see there's this Ebony Women of the Year special" -Did he get any encouraging words from strangers along the way or any kind of praise? -"And if you can just give us a little quick sketch of it, it was just very, very funny?" -I thought money was one of the big problems in Washington. Didn't it cause a lot of fights already over the debt limit? -"In other words, get them thinking?" -What was the purpose of this? What did you want to find? -"Wow, so you tried to cover yourself with foliage but, obviously, couldn't get it all the way there. Where do you sleep, eventually?" -"Let's start with this union because we just talked about the president weighing in on it and saying, effectively, leave it be, don't interfere. The NFL owners, clearly, seeing the political firestorm over this, now looking to intervene, I mean, effectively or at all - what does that mean? They think" -"You yourself, as a former prosecutor, have been a prosecutor of military. And up until now, you had been known as someone who was tough on crime and who prosecuted people who had been hardened criminals, career criminals. If you leap from that into the no-knock raid of a single mother of four who's" -You evacuated on Saturday. You're back home now. And you've got your house just outside of the levees. How long did it take for you to really get things ready to leave? -"He said that some on the news side have been unwilling to enter into a conversation on how to cover Donald Trump. You, Mara, have been saying for some time now that you aren't going to use a discretionary word on this presidential candidate. But a lot of people in the newsroom say, Donald Trump gets a" -"Are we talking about the same people who we once said - you know, and we hear these voices on TV and hear this propaganda and hear these Abu Brunests and all these different named people who would just come and go and Istanbul would be this kind of international airport to the caliphate - those people not now?" -And how did they get to your door? Is this through word of mouth or did someone - some kind person leave a package at your house or drop it by the station with a note saying I have something for you? -"From NPR News, this is News & Notes, I'm Alex Chadwick. The war in Iraq weighs heavily on the presidential race and the presidential candidates - and the presidential families, like Sen. Barack Obama and his wife, Michelle. We turn now to author and Chicago Tribune columnist Jonah Goldberg, who wrote about the Ob" -"Well, Mara Wilson, do you feel you missed out in any way?" -"Do we know anything about this person who seems to have been used as a kind of go-between? I mean, how do we know they weren't trying to plant something, as well?" -"So it's a reasonable wage, but it doesn't strike you as excessive, the amount that Sherpas are willing to put up with certain levels of risk to make a living?" -"Well, thank you very much. That's Bob Moon of public radio's daily business show MARKETPLACE. It's produced by American Public Media. And I'm Madeleine Brand, online editor for MARKETPLACE. And this is TALK OF THE NATION. I'm Neal Conan in this fading" -"I mean, this has been such a serious week for journalists and issues around freedom of expression. How do you feel about the work that you were both doing at the moment you were both forced to leave your homes?" -"Now, this has come out of an organization called the Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education Program, or SARE. That's the program that was threatened to get kind of pared back. How big is this program? And why did you put this toward sustainable agriculture rather than just keeping it whole?" -"Rojirin, we've seen what this weekend has done to the city. Give us a sense of where you think these sectarian tensions will land? Will they fall along religious lines or more along political lines?" -Where did the idea come from to do a jazz radio show? -Does the library tell you why? Why it says it got rid of your material? -"And I understand the first type of Minitru is intended for public transportation, sort of like buses and subways, right?" -"You've been a part of that, enriching the culture in a sense, in ways that maybe people don't always appreciate when they see you alums on television doing things like taking part in "" empowered"" go-go Boots, which was all about being sexually provocative, or even ""The Real Housewives of Atlanta" -"You've reported on conditions in Shenzhen factories that make clothing for brands like Calvin Klein, Tommy Hilfiger, Ralph Lauren. These are big names, indeed. Are shoddy labor conditions shoring up profits for corporate America?" -"Well, does it make sense to you at this point to make more planes grounded?" -"So, where is all this money going? It's going to the University of Michigan Hospital and more than $120 million is going to more than a dozen other scientific research sites. Al, how will this money change things? I mean, for example, you'll be able to buy" -So he has savings. He still hasn't taken a mighty cut of the action. Is that right? -"You were ordained an elder by the shepherding cast of the ERLC. So I want to ask you this. How do you feel about same-sex marriage, which is legal now in all 50 states?" -"When you think about the migrant issues, although you're concentrating on the Mexican border, Americans are increasingly concerned about undocumented workers south of the border - Mexican workers, Mexican immigrants more broadly. What are your thoughts on all of that?" -"Mr. Sulzby, when you wrote at the end of the article that the people of Harlem are mostly concerned with what is happening in their community, not in the nation or world, are you at all embarrassed that you are not reading all that much about chemical weapons? And what might happen in Harlem next week that" -"What's the effect on Hassiba (ph) of this continuing intra-Arab conflict, in particular on the Ahmars who are their neighbors?" -This is WEEK -So tell us what you did and did you find it did what you wanted? -"What actually would the increase in the minimum wage do? If you're making minimum wage already, how much does this raise you? What percent?" -Where did everybody sleep? Where did everybody pile up? -"You know, since then, of course, there have been - what - 28 books, I think, in the Alex Cross Series. Is it harder writing him about? Do you have to kind of put your mental cycle on a little bit more of what you want him to do?" -"Obviously, in some ways, you could say these people were thrust into this position. But in some ways, they chose to move to this coastline because it was very familiar, they knew the area, they could grow some of their own food there. Why do they feel they've had to flee at this point in their" -"He's no longer your quarterback, but your running mate. In a column for Slate, Lewis Frank says that the relationship started out on shaky ground, but then you got into a knock down, drag out fight. You called him out publicly. What happened?" -"So, Mara, I'll start with you. This might potentially affect millions of people who get these tax subsidies to buy insurance. What kinds of people are we talking about here?" -"It also shows a bit of a family theme. Your father, who's a very accomplished banjo player, did a collaboration with a young hip-hop star. And they put out a CD of music - I think it's actually going to be a video on YouTube. But it does show a family theme, doesn" -"What can you tell us, from incidents like this, from your position at the United Nations? Do you learn from other nations how they handle these things, especially when they're nearly always low-key at the national level?" -"And CNN pays a lot of money for those suckers to watch, I'm sure. So, very briefly, what is going to be the saving graces for people who want a little more serious journalism?" -"This is a lot of money reimbursed from the federal government. But is this enough incentive to get companies to change? I mean, I think a lot of companies would say they would never do such a thing - cut workers' hours or let workers go - but often times, they do. So does this really address" -Who is this older guy? -How are the immigration conversations playing out there? Is it dividing Republican voters? -"Why is the U.S. taking action now against someone who, as far as we can tell, was not targeting American citizens?" -"Right. We're talking with NPR's Soraya Sarhaddi Nelson about the future of the eurozone. We'll continue our discussion here in just a minute. Stay with us. You're listening to TALK OF THE NATION from NPR News. Soraya, let's start first with Spain. It has made" -"In Harpers Ferry, West Virginia, where the shootings took place, there's this really interesting debate going on about, you know, what to do with a rebel statue that's been on - what, town property for 50 years?" -And how bad has it gotten? -"Finally, John, how do you see the search for dark matter? Do you think that will go on forever?" +"You just put me into a bit of a dilemma. I'm a reporter, too. How do I have fun, but still have a deadline?" +"Wow. Do you know anyone who's, you know, gone or been rejected? I mean, how do you feel people in your community are feeling about this?" +"Well, as we all know, as we've discussed before on the show, ideological polarization is as much a part of this as anything else. And I also think that there's the very, very strong possibility that this is part of some kind of a suppression ground. You know, you've got an African-American" +"Do people in China want to push change? I mean, you mentioned that citizens are concerned about pollution. They're also concerned about college admissions. They're also concerned about how they appear to the rest of the world. Are people in China ready to lead on climate?" +What do they miss? +"Is - as you read those provisions, does anything directly apply to automakers and the role that they might play in future transportation policy debates?" +How do you feel about the way Republicans have handled the impeachment oversight committees? Do you think they've done a good job? +"The story about the young woman in Tehran who got so sick from eating at a restaurant - you went there, and you saw a restaurant, and below it said in Farsi - the words at the bottom said saddamiteh? Meaning when in doubt, spit it out. How did that affect you?" +"Would you like to see President Trump in the White House during January 20, whatever year that is? Would you like to see President Pence in the White House instead?" +"Well, maybe it's the inbetweeners' chance: in the in-between moments in between choices, in the inbetween days and in between states of mind and in between times and in between loves and in between lives and in between meals and in between stables and in between biographies and in the inbetween" +"There has been controversy Egypt over Egypt's legal system. Is it still Egypt's legal system, or is it something else now?" +"Now, you have a section with a lot of black hat and white hat internet surfing, going to little-known websites. Are we going to find out about your web surfing by your handle with Lonesome George?" +How were you equipped to deal with something like that? +So you said you started handing out numbers so people could find each other. How has the program grown and how many people have you helped? +"And that was the case, then, in the reporting that you did, was it not, that the Iraqis, at the time, would need help, but they were getting there?" +"At the end of the day, the goal of the Salvation Army is to keep people warm, right? Why are you so invested in this issue of homelessness?" +Can I ask how this came to your attention? +"Yeah? And so, tell us also about the man who set this whole thing up. Because you met Tord Kjellander, who is he? What kind of person was he?" +"Inflation is a threat, Fed cuts rates to boost the economy. What would the downside be to lowering interest rates?" +"And yet, there is the Snap Assist feature, which presents some guidance within that first five minutes or so, trying to familiarize you with what you're supposed to be doing. Is that right?" +"Well, let's go back to the beginning, when the prosecution called what was supposed to be a star witness, in fact, responsible for some of the most famous photographs of all time, Eliot Spitzer. Now, I called the witness who was standing in the witness box intimidating. Well, how did they make a" +"How were these apartments set up? These storefronts, were they protected by bars? I mean, you know, a lot of times when you walk down the street in cities like this, there's bars on the windows and you think, well, somebody could shoot somebody in the head when they walk in and out of" +"Detroit News columnist Diana Fomm-Cooper wrote about her father who was one of the men laid off. She said he called it a good day's work and looked forward to retraining, but he never got retrained and he is now at home caring for his sick wife. her column is online at documentariesource" +"But have you changed your views, though, based on who you are talking to?" +"Really quickly, Marianne, is there government now?" +How many extra calories do you have to burn? +Do you expect to see felony-dueling go out everywhere? +"What are people saying about - what are you hearing about this, this biography?" +"And who's running, institutionally, the banks?" +"You have had some success at the ballot box. You've won a number of municipal elections. But the D.C. Council, despite your best efforts, did not actually get at the business of governance this time around. What did you try to do differently in terms of campaigning?" +"Now you're obviously younger than most of the players you're dealing with. If someone said to you, hold on, you're 22 years old, what would you say to someone who's 44 or 45 years old, who's playing the game professionally?" +Is it common for someone who works for Congress to also work for a property rights organization? I am not even saying for this organization. Is that unusual? +"Well, I'm glad to talk to you, too. So I just transferred this image in my mind of Revolutionary-Era Paris, walking down the street, people speaking French. Did that happen?" +"How much blame should the German government bear for the death of over 200,000 Hungarian Jews?" +"Yeah. You know, towards the end of ""Army of Me,"" you're talking about the idea that people use financial success as a kind of alibi for not having to really put in any kind of effort. Then in the swing of the next song, you rap, all I want for Christmas is someone to say" +So you think this is an example of the industry trying to squeeze out roadhouse owners at the expense of tour riders? +"Yeah, I've driven one. They make very roomy small SUVs. It sounds like over the past couple of years, smaller SUVs have become more mainstream, at least in fleet sales. Going back to something you just said, chief guest, if I may, how is it that you've seen changes over" +"As we, you know, just quickly run out of time here and we're going to have to leave it kind of hanging, but do you see any resolution of that apparent conflict of mission between groups of this sort?" +"Elizabeth, you study all sorts of things, and you don't know about this zebrafish business?" +"Is this whole Rolling Thunder group, what are they seeking?" +"Well, we can hear you now. You know, we talked about this before the storm, and now we're seeing the aftermath. What's it like there?" +"With this very uncertain economy, how can we really know for sure that we're going to lose the tax credit? Or how do we find out for sure? Are we going to get this tax credit taken away from us?" +"And maybe some of the wealth of the country. Were you told, when you were nominated, that you were being given a grace period? Some people had complained that Clarence Thomas was being put through the wringer with all of these questions about his life. And they were then on the receiving end of a lot of scrutiny" +"How should we be looking at it? I mean, you said something about the way the ocean seems disturbed. Does it look out of sort? What are some other things to notice about it?" +"Congressman, finally, what needs to happen in your view now?" +"I mean, you go after movies, take apart movies, right?" +So how was the emergency fund set up? Who were you trying to help? +"(Laughter) What about beautiful black women of all shapes, sizes and walks of life? You know? It's like - you know, I'm looking around right now, and... OK, this is interesting, because right now at Essence.com, I see there's this Ebony Women of the Year special" +Did he get any encouraging words from strangers along the way or any kind of praise? +"And if you can just give us a little quick sketch of it, it was just very, very funny?" +I thought money was one of the big problems in Washington. Didn't it cause a lot of fights already over the debt limit? +"In other words, get them thinking?" +What was the purpose of this? What did you want to find? +"Wow, so you tried to cover yourself with foliage but, obviously, couldn't get it all the way there. Where do you sleep, eventually?" +"Let's start with this union because we just talked about the president weighing in on it and saying, effectively, leave it be, don't interfere. The NFL owners, clearly, seeing the political firestorm over this, now looking to intervene, I mean, effectively or at all - what does that mean? They think" +"You yourself, as a former prosecutor, have been a prosecutor of military. And up until now, you had been known as someone who was tough on crime and who prosecuted people who had been hardened criminals, career criminals. If you leap from that into the no-knock raid of a single mother of four who's" +You evacuated on Saturday. You're back home now. And you've got your house just outside of the levees. How long did it take for you to really get things ready to leave? +"He said that some on the news side have been unwilling to enter into a conversation on how to cover Donald Trump. You, Mara, have been saying for some time now that you aren't going to use a discretionary word on this presidential candidate. But a lot of people in the newsroom say, Donald Trump gets a" +"Are we talking about the same people who we once said - you know, and we hear these voices on TV and hear this propaganda and hear these Abu Brunests and all these different named people who would just come and go and Istanbul would be this kind of international airport to the caliphate - those people not now?" +And how did they get to your door? Is this through word of mouth or did someone - some kind person leave a package at your house or drop it by the station with a note saying I have something for you? +"From NPR News, this is News & Notes, I'm Alex Chadwick. The war in Iraq weighs heavily on the presidential race and the presidential candidates - and the presidential families, like Sen. Barack Obama and his wife, Michelle. We turn now to author and Chicago Tribune columnist Jonah Goldberg, who wrote about the Ob" +"Well, Mara Wilson, do you feel you missed out in any way?" +"Do we know anything about this person who seems to have been used as a kind of go-between? I mean, how do we know they weren't trying to plant something, as well?" +"So it's a reasonable wage, but it doesn't strike you as excessive, the amount that Sherpas are willing to put up with certain levels of risk to make a living?" +"Well, thank you very much. That's Bob Moon of public radio's daily business show MARKETPLACE. It's produced by American Public Media. And I'm Madeleine Brand, online editor for MARKETPLACE. And this is TALK OF THE NATION. I'm Neal Conan in this fading" +"I mean, this has been such a serious week for journalists and issues around freedom of expression. How do you feel about the work that you were both doing at the moment you were both forced to leave your homes?" +"Now, this has come out of an organization called the Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education Program, or SARE. That's the program that was threatened to get kind of pared back. How big is this program? And why did you put this toward sustainable agriculture rather than just keeping it whole?" +"Rojirin, we've seen what this weekend has done to the city. Give us a sense of where you think these sectarian tensions will land? Will they fall along religious lines or more along political lines?" +Where did the idea come from to do a jazz radio show? +Does the library tell you why? Why it says it got rid of your material? +"And I understand the first type of Minitru is intended for public transportation, sort of like buses and subways, right?" +"You've been a part of that, enriching the culture in a sense, in ways that maybe people don't always appreciate when they see you alums on television doing things like taking part in "" empowered"" go-go Boots, which was all about being sexually provocative, or even ""The Real Housewives of Atlanta" +"You've reported on conditions in Shenzhen factories that make clothing for brands like Calvin Klein, Tommy Hilfiger, Ralph Lauren. These are big names, indeed. Are shoddy labor conditions shoring up profits for corporate America?" +"Well, does it make sense to you at this point to make more planes grounded?" +"So, where is all this money going? It's going to the University of Michigan Hospital and more than $120 million is going to more than a dozen other scientific research sites. Al, how will this money change things? I mean, for example, you'll be able to buy" +So he has savings. He still hasn't taken a mighty cut of the action. Is that right? +"You were ordained an elder by the shepherding cast of the ERLC. So I want to ask you this. How do you feel about same-sex marriage, which is legal now in all 50 states?" +"When you think about the migrant issues, although you're concentrating on the Mexican border, Americans are increasingly concerned about undocumented workers south of the border - Mexican workers, Mexican immigrants more broadly. What are your thoughts on all of that?" +"Mr. Sulzby, when you wrote at the end of the article that the people of Harlem are mostly concerned with what is happening in their community, not in the nation or world, are you at all embarrassed that you are not reading all that much about chemical weapons? And what might happen in Harlem next week that" +"What's the effect on Hassiba (ph) of this continuing intra-Arab conflict, in particular on the Ahmars who are their neighbors?" +This is WEEK +So tell us what you did and did you find it did what you wanted? +"What actually would the increase in the minimum wage do? If you're making minimum wage already, how much does this raise you? What percent?" +Where did everybody sleep? Where did everybody pile up? +"You know, since then, of course, there have been - what - 28 books, I think, in the Alex Cross Series. Is it harder writing him about? Do you have to kind of put your mental cycle on a little bit more of what you want him to do?" +"Obviously, in some ways, you could say these people were thrust into this position. But in some ways, they chose to move to this coastline because it was very familiar, they knew the area, they could grow some of their own food there. Why do they feel they've had to flee at this point in their" +"He's no longer your quarterback, but your running mate. In a column for Slate, Lewis Frank says that the relationship started out on shaky ground, but then you got into a knock down, drag out fight. You called him out publicly. What happened?" +"So, Mara, I'll start with you. This might potentially affect millions of people who get these tax subsidies to buy insurance. What kinds of people are we talking about here?" +"It also shows a bit of a family theme. Your father, who's a very accomplished banjo player, did a collaboration with a young hip-hop star. And they put out a CD of music - I think it's actually going to be a video on YouTube. But it does show a family theme, doesn" +"What can you tell us, from incidents like this, from your position at the United Nations? Do you learn from other nations how they handle these things, especially when they're nearly always low-key at the national level?" +"And CNN pays a lot of money for those suckers to watch, I'm sure. So, very briefly, what is going to be the saving graces for people who want a little more serious journalism?" +"This is a lot of money reimbursed from the federal government. But is this enough incentive to get companies to change? I mean, I think a lot of companies would say they would never do such a thing - cut workers' hours or let workers go - but often times, they do. So does this really address" +Who is this older guy? +How are the immigration conversations playing out there? Is it dividing Republican voters? +"Why is the U.S. taking action now against someone who, as far as we can tell, was not targeting American citizens?" +"Right. We're talking with NPR's Soraya Sarhaddi Nelson about the future of the eurozone. We'll continue our discussion here in just a minute. Stay with us. You're listening to TALK OF THE NATION from NPR News. Soraya, let's start first with Spain. It has made" +"In Harpers Ferry, West Virginia, where the shootings took place, there's this really interesting debate going on about, you know, what to do with a rebel statue that's been on - what, town property for 50 years?" +And how bad has it gotten? +"Finally, John, how do you see the search for dark matter? Do you think that will go on forever?" 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Who are you referring to?" -Can you describe the tone or the attitude of the North Koreans you met with? -"And what of those who are not the powerbrokers? One has to start to lay the seeds, if you will, particularly in one's own community. Are you seeing excitement from the African-American community as a collective in Massachusetts? And, again, as we grow this countrywide, are you hearing and seeing from African-Americans in other states who are excited about this possibility?" -"In your experience, does the breakthrough often come from an eyewitness, from actual forensic evidence on the ground? How do you find out how something like this began?" -And do you think that Suleiman is in control of these pro-Mubarak protesters who have been blamed for violence around Tahrir Square and elsewhere? -"So the CIA, they were trying to train animals and they saw, you know, these people could train a pig to vacuum, they must be able to do something. What were some of the animals the CIA wanted to put to work?" -How did you rebuild the town? -"What do you say the big concern that some people have that by concentrating on housing first then the support services, you let people move into housing when they all have kinds of problems that aren't necessarily congenial for the neighbors?" -Just 18 months away. The U.S. worked with Iraqi troops for seven to eight years. Isn't that enough time to have built a better force than Iraq now has? -I just want to make sure I understand that. I text the word kettle and the Salvation Army automatically gets $5 from me? -"Just so you know the source of what I was saying, that there was a Morning Consult poll about 11 months ago that polled Trump voters actually and found that 56 percent want the CFPB either left alone or actually expanded. And it is one of the few agencies that focuses solely on consumers. I just want to ask you a broad question. I mean, you had President Trump who ran and still campaigns on being a champion of working Americans. Now, this agency that was set up to protect consumers from abuse is under attack. And you also have a Republican tax cut plan that gives the most relief to wealthy people. I just wonder - is all of this keeping the promise that President Trump made in the election?" -And when did you have the surgery? -Who might that be? -"How easy will it be for current Windows users, to upgrade to this new Windows 8?" -"Well, speaking of flamboyant, in the run-up to this trial, Linda, I have seen some - I can only say amazing photos of Phil Spector's get-ups, his wigs and - I mean can you just try to describe his fashion sense for us? And do you think that's going to make this trial like a viewing sensation?" -Why did you want to highlight--and I think I know the answer to this--but why did you decide to highlight Detroit? -"The UAW traditionally has been one of the biggest, most powerful labor unions in America. Is the union, because of Ford's woes, being forced to take whatever the company offers?" -How confident are you that a health care bill will land on the president's desk for signature before the end of this year? -"And what happens next for the civilian side of this government, if there is one?" -And you found it in how many different kinds of bugs? -"And this was a practice considered by many as kind of a carryover from Jim Crow era, right?" -Ted Kennedy has a dog named Splash? -Will there be any congressional involvement? -"Before we let you go, as we mentioned, in a longer campaign, we get to know a little bit more about the candidates things like who they are as people, you know, what their families are all about. Can you just tell us a little bit about yourself on a personal level? Are you married? Are you partnered? Do you have kids? What do you like to listen to? What do you do when you're not working?" -Does play overseas come with the kind of ancillary income that a player can earn in the NBA - the endorsement contracts and commercial contracts and the like? -"These people will soon report to political appointees of the Obama administration. Would you expect them, based on past history of others, to salute smartly and run up the Hill, or wouldn't they be obstructionist from inside the career service?" -I know that some of your family members were killed in the war. What does this verdict mean to you? -"When you sort of look at all these cases, is there a way to figure out when to negotiate and when not to?" -What's the most outrageous thing you bought? -"We turn now to a developing story in Afghanistan. More than 100 people are reported dead from a Friday attack on an Afghan military base, making it the deadliest attack there since 2001. Taliban fighters disguised as Afghan military attacked the base as soldiers were observing Friday prayers at Camp Shaheen near Mazar-e-Sharif, the nation's third largest city. And since the attack, the death toll has risen steadily. To help us understand what this attack means in the years-long struggle to contain the insurgency in Afghanistan, we've reached Ahmed Rashid. He's a journalist and author of several books on Afghanistan, Pakistan and the Taliban. He joins us from Lahore, Pakistan. Ahmed, welcome back to the program. What makes this incident so significant?" -So they're downsizing just a little bit? -That would be the Minutemen and groups like that? -"Do you see this, this embryonic cannibalism in any other sharks or is it just the sand tiger sharks where this happens?" -It's said that you're supposed to help reshape the party's message for the working class. Why you? -"OK. So two Republicans, which we'll talk about, but also three Democrats are considered swing votes. Who are they?" -"Well, can Congress create a new round of tax credits this fall?" -He seemed to have some great sense of humor about what he was doing up there. Or do I have that wrong? -Is it mostly marine debris or what else do you see? -"They actually had turned the machine on for a test and had gotten some results, hadn't they, on this?" -Is that to create some thrill in his life? -We've just heard Jason Beaubien report that progress is - is mixed. You were in Haiti within hours of the earthquake. You've been back a number of times. What's your impression? -"You're faithful, very faithful to the song. Did you listen a lot to the originals again in order to do this album?" -Have you allowed yourself to start thinking about Sunday night and how you might be celebrating - hopefully celebrating? -What did he say? -The most recent huge natural disaster in Japan was the Kobe earthquake of 1995. What were the economic consequences of that? -"Dr. Brieger, you're associated with Johns Hopkins, one of the best medical schools in the world, obviously. Do you see on a daily basis the impact today of the Flexner Report?" -Mm-hmm. And you found five different genes involved with skin pigmentation in Europeans? -"Mike, what were you surviving on? Did you have any food with you? Any water? What did you do?" -"Stanley Weintraub, before we get to the actual Christmas in Savannah, I want to start by asking about the march itself. In around the middle of November 1864, Sherman takes 62,000 of his soldiers, marches them through rural Georgia all the way to Savannah. It takes about a month. It became known as Sherman's march to the sea. What was the point of that march to the sea?" -Is there a story you can tell of a child that you've helped? -"You know, when we talked this morning, you said you were going to try to go by your house. Did you get there?" -"Let me ask you, Dean. It's always interesting when African-Americans take the helm of something, particularly something as prestigious as this. And you being the person who will sit as the captain of this maiden voyage, how much pressure do you feel, if any, being the first African-American to head this post?" -"And as for the flow of material across the border, was it flowing freely? Were the Turks just letting it go through?" -What is Algeria saying about this? -"Community Counts, this is a YouTube users group that follows YouTube political content, yes? And you're trying to have some influence on what happens with the questions in the debate tonight. What's your goal? What are you trying to do?" -"Can you just describe what it's like in the first kind of minutes or hours after something like this? Like, what goes through your mind?" -"OK. And there's some additional news today from the president's lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, about the timetable for special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation and a possible interview with the president. Just quickly, what do we know there?" -But what happens to these families when high-altitude porters die on the mountain? -"David, usually these cases are whether or not sperm donors have responsibilities to the children, i.e., whether or not they should pay child support. So how unusual is it to be the reverse, where the sperm donor actually wants to be a part of the child's life?" -And they were picked up the end of last summer? -"But a lot of that goes to food stamps, doesn't it?" -"Given the sectarian violence that you have seen in the last few days, are U.S. forces responding differently than they have been?" -"And in this kind of tumor, is there an operation to cutting it out? Is that an option?" -You don't even get the appearance of some information being turned up by the search? -"Right. Question from Second Life from Rudy He asks, will it come back on line before power must be diverted to keep the cities there warm? Because it uses a lot of juice, doesn't it?" -What sort of things do Bristol or you going to be able to try and help offer these refugees from Syria? -What kind of fish are they catching? And who ultimately is buying it? -"...Ever since. So how serious a breach is this? I mean, how much damage might this do to the NSA as it's trying to continue doing its work?" -Tell us about the make up of this plane. Is it a metal skin or is it the composites we see on fighter planes now? -You mentioned Lance Armstrong plans to fight. Any comment from him or his attorneys? -Are you going to vote in November? -Do you think there's enough political motivation on Capitol Hill to address immigration reform anytime soon? -"What about all of the new digital news sites that seem to be popping up everywhere? Because it does feel like there are an awful lot of sources of news these days, and many of them are trying to be these hyper-local sources of information that are supposed to fill the void when local papers shut down. Are they not cutting it?" -What is at stake in the region if this power struggle continues? -"Gretchen Holbrook Gerzina is a professor of literature at Dartmouth College. She is also the author of ""Mr. and Mrs. Prince"", how an extraordinary 18th century family moved out of slavery and into legend. For more great book recommendations, you can visit our Web site at npr.org/books. President Bush is on the last leg of his last trip to Europe. He's in London today talking with British Prime Minister Gordon Brown about the war in Iraq and Iran's nuclear program. The trip has all the trappings of a state visit; formal banquet, tea with the Queen, but long-time NPR White House correspondent Don Gonyea says this trip just feels different. Don, how?" -"You're the head of the U.S. delegation at six party talks on the North Korean nuclear program, and I wonder, first, we heard President Bush earlier today saying that the transfer of nuclear weapons or material by North Korea to states or to non-state enemies would be considered a grave threat. North Korea would be held fully accountable. What does that mean?" -So it seems like there's not a lot of good news coming out of Rio these days. What's going on? -Nine thousand? -Why? What's fun about heat that's not about cold? -"Well, what are the signs of rebuilding in Haiti and Port-au-Prince specifically?" -You requested an additional $7.5 billion in aid for the Virgin Islands. What efforts would that money go toward? -"So just put this in perspective for us, this moment. What is the meaning of this verdict?" -"As we said, Nashville's only had an NHL team for 18 years. Was it an easy transfer to move all the enthusiasm for all the other sports that Tennessee has to hockey or has it been an evolution over time?" -"Although then, that sounds like no suspension at all, because has the air campaign so far not been about getting to Hezbollah? Surely you're not intentionally targeting civilians, so what's the difference?" -"What do you think, then, that cable news has contributed to journalism?" -"One final thing. You have spoken favorably of Donald Trump, who has said that he believes a lot of other politicians are bought and paid for and further says that, as a billionaire, as he says he is, that he bought and paid for a lot of them. Is he right?" -"There are obvious perils with Elizabeth Gilbert's ""Eat Pray Love."" The circumstances are kind of similar, obviously, with the divorce and - but she took a trip around the world and you write: I just moved off the porch and went again to church. And you do go to church, even when you absolutely don't want to. Why'd you do it?" -"Well, you've been a consultant to candidates in Florida. So, I want you to give away a little bit of it for free right now. If you were consulting with Mitt Romney or Newt Gingrich and you had a simple message to convey to each of them, what would it be?" -"So, if they do have him or if they did kill him, what does it mean for al-Qaida?" -The G-20 meeting wraps up today. What will world leaders there have to show for it? -"Regina, what did you do in the months that you couldn't go back to Xavier after Katrina hit?" -"So the Saudi crown has typically been passed from one elderly brother to another elderly brother, all sons of the country's founder. Now they're going to the grandsons of the founder. What do we know about the new heirs apparent?" -"Why do you want to capture light and delay it sort of in a bottle, in a crystal bottle, for lack of a better term, for, like, a second or more?" +"Do you believe--and you talked about this briefly, but I'm curious in terms of how you see the general public and their perception of the media and newspapers. Do you believe that newspapers, television news, etc., now sit in the seat of having to win the confidence of the viewer, the listener, the reader back?" +You said there were financial repercussions. What were those? +What is the criticism? What is the fear coming from the left about these things? +"You've been working on this issue in China for, what, 15 years?" +How in the world did you decide which tweets to preserve in this book? +"But are there a lot of people in Washington who would pass the litmus test of, say, not being a lobbyist, but who are, you know, big influential players, who are being compensated to a great extent because they are former powers on Capitol Hill or in the executive branch?" +"I just want to be really careful because you're saying that the public might tune you out - when you say you, you're talking about President Trump's critics like Democrats? Are you talking about the media? Who are you referring to?" +Can you describe the tone or the attitude of the North Koreans you met with? +"And what of those who are not the powerbrokers? One has to start to lay the seeds, if you will, particularly in one's own community. Are you seeing excitement from the African-American community as a collective in Massachusetts? And, again, as we grow this countrywide, are you hearing and seeing from African-Americans in other states who are excited about this possibility?" +"In your experience, does the breakthrough often come from an eyewitness, from actual forensic evidence on the ground? How do you find out how something like this began?" +And do you think that Suleiman is in control of these pro-Mubarak protesters who have been blamed for violence around Tahrir Square and elsewhere? +"So the CIA, they were trying to train animals and they saw, you know, these people could train a pig to vacuum, they must be able to do something. What were some of the animals the CIA wanted to put to work?" +How did you rebuild the town? +"What do you say the big concern that some people have that by concentrating on housing first then the support services, you let people move into housing when they all have kinds of problems that aren't necessarily congenial for the neighbors?" +Just 18 months away. The U.S. worked with Iraqi troops for seven to eight years. Isn't that enough time to have built a better force than Iraq now has? +I just want to make sure I understand that. I text the word kettle and the Salvation Army automatically gets $5 from me? +"Just so you know the source of what I was saying, that there was a Morning Consult poll about 11 months ago that polled Trump voters actually and found that 56 percent want the CFPB either left alone or actually expanded. And it is one of the few agencies that focuses solely on consumers. I just want to ask you a broad question. I mean, you had President Trump who ran and still campaigns on being a champion of working Americans. Now, this agency that was set up to protect consumers from abuse is under attack. And you also have a Republican tax cut plan that gives the most relief to wealthy people. I just wonder - is all of this keeping the promise that President Trump made in the election?" +And when did you have the surgery? +Who might that be? +"How easy will it be for current Windows users, to upgrade to this new Windows 8?" +"Well, speaking of flamboyant, in the run-up to this trial, Linda, I have seen some - I can only say amazing photos of Phil Spector's get-ups, his wigs and - I mean can you just try to describe his fashion sense for us? And do you think that's going to make this trial like a viewing sensation?" +Why did you want to highlight--and I think I know the answer to this--but why did you decide to highlight Detroit? +"The UAW traditionally has been one of the biggest, most powerful labor unions in America. Is the union, because of Ford's woes, being forced to take whatever the company offers?" +How confident are you that a health care bill will land on the president's desk for signature before the end of this year? +"And what happens next for the civilian side of this government, if there is one?" +And you found it in how many different kinds of bugs? +"And this was a practice considered by many as kind of a carryover from Jim Crow era, right?" +Ted Kennedy has a dog named Splash? +Will there be any congressional involvement? +"Before we let you go, as we mentioned, in a longer campaign, we get to know a little bit more about the candidates things like who they are as people, you know, what their families are all about. Can you just tell us a little bit about yourself on a personal level? Are you married? Are you partnered? Do you have kids? What do you like to listen to? What do you do when you're not working?" +Does play overseas come with the kind of ancillary income that a player can earn in the NBA - the endorsement contracts and commercial contracts and the like? +"These people will soon report to political appointees of the Obama administration. Would you expect them, based on past history of others, to salute smartly and run up the Hill, or wouldn't they be obstructionist from inside the career service?" +I know that some of your family members were killed in the war. What does this verdict mean to you? +"When you sort of look at all these cases, is there a way to figure out when to negotiate and when not to?" +What's the most outrageous thing you bought? +"We turn now to a developing story in Afghanistan. More than 100 people are reported dead from a Friday attack on an Afghan military base, making it the deadliest attack there since 2001. Taliban fighters disguised as Afghan military attacked the base as soldiers were observing Friday prayers at Camp Shaheen near Mazar-e-Sharif, the nation's third largest city. And since the attack, the death toll has risen steadily. To help us understand what this attack means in the years-long struggle to contain the insurgency in Afghanistan, we've reached Ahmed Rashid. He's a journalist and author of several books on Afghanistan, Pakistan and the Taliban. He joins us from Lahore, Pakistan. Ahmed, welcome back to the program. What makes this incident so significant?" +So they're downsizing just a little bit? +That would be the Minutemen and groups like that? +"Do you see this, this embryonic cannibalism in any other sharks or is it just the sand tiger sharks where this happens?" +It's said that you're supposed to help reshape the party's message for the working class. Why you? +"OK. So two Republicans, which we'll talk about, but also three Democrats are considered swing votes. Who are they?" +"Well, can Congress create a new round of tax credits this fall?" +He seemed to have some great sense of humor about what he was doing up there. Or do I have that wrong? +Is it mostly marine debris or what else do you see? +"They actually had turned the machine on for a test and had gotten some results, hadn't they, on this?" +Is that to create some thrill in his life? +We've just heard Jason Beaubien report that progress is - is mixed. You were in Haiti within hours of the earthquake. You've been back a number of times. What's your impression? +"You're faithful, very faithful to the song. Did you listen a lot to the originals again in order to do this album?" +Have you allowed yourself to start thinking about Sunday night and how you might be celebrating - hopefully celebrating? +What did he say? +The most recent huge natural disaster in Japan was the Kobe earthquake of 1995. What were the economic consequences of that? +"Dr. Brieger, you're associated with Johns Hopkins, one of the best medical schools in the world, obviously. Do you see on a daily basis the impact today of the Flexner Report?" +Mm-hmm. And you found five different genes involved with skin pigmentation in Europeans? +"Mike, what were you surviving on? Did you have any food with you? Any water? What did you do?" +"Stanley Weintraub, before we get to the actual Christmas in Savannah, I want to start by asking about the march itself. In around the middle of November 1864, Sherman takes 62,000 of his soldiers, marches them through rural Georgia all the way to Savannah. It takes about a month. It became known as Sherman's march to the sea. What was the point of that march to the sea?" +Is there a story you can tell of a child that you've helped? +"You know, when we talked this morning, you said you were going to try to go by your house. Did you get there?" +"Let me ask you, Dean. It's always interesting when African-Americans take the helm of something, particularly something as prestigious as this. And you being the person who will sit as the captain of this maiden voyage, how much pressure do you feel, if any, being the first African-American to head this post?" +"And as for the flow of material across the border, was it flowing freely? Were the Turks just letting it go through?" +What is Algeria saying about this? +"Community Counts, this is a YouTube users group that follows YouTube political content, yes? And you're trying to have some influence on what happens with the questions in the debate tonight. What's your goal? What are you trying to do?" +"Can you just describe what it's like in the first kind of minutes or hours after something like this? Like, what goes through your mind?" +"OK. And there's some additional news today from the president's lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, about the timetable for special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation and a possible interview with the president. Just quickly, what do we know there?" +But what happens to these families when high-altitude porters die on the mountain? +"David, usually these cases are whether or not sperm donors have responsibilities to the children, i.e., whether or not they should pay child support. So how unusual is it to be the reverse, where the sperm donor actually wants to be a part of the child's life?" +And they were picked up the end of last summer? +"But a lot of that goes to food stamps, doesn't it?" +"Given the sectarian violence that you have seen in the last few days, are U.S. forces responding differently than they have been?" +"And in this kind of tumor, is there an operation to cutting it out? Is that an option?" +You don't even get the appearance of some information being turned up by the search? +"Right. Question from Second Life from Rudy He asks, will it come back on line before power must be diverted to keep the cities there warm? Because it uses a lot of juice, doesn't it?" +What sort of things do Bristol or you going to be able to try and help offer these refugees from Syria? +What kind of fish are they catching? And who ultimately is buying it? +"...Ever since. So how serious a breach is this? I mean, how much damage might this do to the NSA as it's trying to continue doing its work?" +Tell us about the make up of this plane. Is it a metal skin or is it the composites we see on fighter planes now? +You mentioned Lance Armstrong plans to fight. Any comment from him or his attorneys? +Are you going to vote in November? +Do you think there's enough political motivation on Capitol Hill to address immigration reform anytime soon? +"What about all of the new digital news sites that seem to be popping up everywhere? Because it does feel like there are an awful lot of sources of news these days, and many of them are trying to be these hyper-local sources of information that are supposed to fill the void when local papers shut down. Are they not cutting it?" +What is at stake in the region if this power struggle continues? +"Gretchen Holbrook Gerzina is a professor of literature at Dartmouth College. She is also the author of ""Mr. and Mrs. Prince"", how an extraordinary 18th century family moved out of slavery and into legend. For more great book recommendations, you can visit our Web site at npr.org/books. President Bush is on the last leg of his last trip to Europe. He's in London today talking with British Prime Minister Gordon Brown about the war in Iraq and Iran's nuclear program. The trip has all the trappings of a state visit; formal banquet, tea with the Queen, but long-time NPR White House correspondent Don Gonyea says this trip just feels different. Don, how?" +"You're the head of the U.S. delegation at six party talks on the North Korean nuclear program, and I wonder, first, we heard President Bush earlier today saying that the transfer of nuclear weapons or material by North Korea to states or to non-state enemies would be considered a grave threat. North Korea would be held fully accountable. What does that mean?" +So it seems like there's not a lot of good news coming out of Rio these days. What's going on? +Nine thousand? +Why? What's fun about heat that's not about cold? +"Well, what are the signs of rebuilding in Haiti and Port-au-Prince specifically?" +You requested an additional $7.5 billion in aid for the Virgin Islands. What efforts would that money go toward? +"So just put this in perspective for us, this moment. What is the meaning of this verdict?" +"As we said, Nashville's only had an NHL team for 18 years. Was it an easy transfer to move all the enthusiasm for all the other sports that Tennessee has to hockey or has it been an evolution over time?" +"Although then, that sounds like no suspension at all, because has the air campaign so far not been about getting to Hezbollah? Surely you're not intentionally targeting civilians, so what's the difference?" +"What do you think, then, that cable news has contributed to journalism?" +"One final thing. You have spoken favorably of Donald Trump, who has said that he believes a lot of other politicians are bought and paid for and further says that, as a billionaire, as he says he is, that he bought and paid for a lot of them. Is he right?" +"There are obvious perils with Elizabeth Gilbert's ""Eat Pray Love."" The circumstances are kind of similar, obviously, with the divorce and - but she took a trip around the world and you write: I just moved off the porch and went again to church. And you do go to church, even when you absolutely don't want to. Why'd you do it?" +"Well, you've been a consultant to candidates in Florida. So, I want you to give away a little bit of it for free right now. If you were consulting with Mitt Romney or Newt Gingrich and you had a simple message to convey to each of them, what would it be?" +"So, if they do have him or if they did kill him, what does it mean for al-Qaida?" +The G-20 meeting wraps up today. What will world leaders there have to show for it? +"Regina, what did you do in the months that you couldn't go back to Xavier after Katrina hit?" +"So the Saudi crown has typically been passed from one elderly brother to another elderly brother, all sons of the country's founder. Now they're going to the grandsons of the founder. What do we know about the new heirs apparent?" +"Why do you want to capture light and delay it sort of in a bottle, in a crystal bottle, for lack of a better term, for, like, a second or more?" "Well, we'll take that risk today and ask you where you might start when you're picking say, a philosopher to start with. Which ones of those might we go to for moral decisions?" \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/2022/ROUGE/original-prompts.csv b/ROUGE/original-prompts.csv similarity index 99% rename from 2022/ROUGE/original-prompts.csv rename to ROUGE/original-prompts.csv index 6e6b2d8..df51bd3 100644 --- a/2022/ROUGE/original-prompts.csv +++ b/ROUGE/original-prompts.csv @@ -1,100 +1,100 @@ -"Yes. Yeah, actually, whenever I get together with friends of mine who don't work for newspapers, I realize how much more fun I have than they do. There are a lot more pressures. I have to worry about budgets. I have to worry about the careers of other people. But the reality is I come into the newsroom every morning with about 10 things that I want to get done in terms of coverage. I can influence coverage of everything from how we write about music, to how we write about Supreme Court nominees, to how we cover the most interesting city in America. That's a blast. You can't complain too much about that." -"To tell you the truth, I started to cry. I was a little disappointed. There's some financial effects, and then there's also just - it's kind of demeaning to be considered basically a second-class citizen. That's how I feel. You know, I pay taxes. I'm a citizen. I'm a grown woman with a partner of 10 years and a 22-month-old child that I've adopted. My partner had the baby. And we're a family with a house, and we're really like a boring couple. And yet, New York state doesn't consider us a family." -"Right. Which, of course, supposes that these are not objective. The funny thing is that the GOP is assuming - as I said - that this will necessarily favor Hillary Clinton. I don't think the Clintons - they've been silent on this, but speaking to their associates, I don't think they make any such assumption at all. And already these projects have also drawn fire from the left, who fear that it could go quite the other way." -"To some extent, China is more able than the United States to set ambitious targets for things like renewable energy. But I would say in the last eight to ten years in the United States, there has been a tremendous amount of path-breaking work going on at the state level, particularly in California. And some of the policies that California has put into place, such as its very ambitious solar energy incentives have become the model for China." -There are so many incredible writers out there on Twitter and so many really compelling firsthand accounts of the big news stories this year that it makes for a really interesting way to recap some of those big events. -"You know, that would be a difficult one to impose and to regulate. I think the strength of the lobbying law is that it is so narrowly defined - covering the most important piece of lobbying, which is contacting Congressmen and covered officials." -"I think it is backfiring on President Trump's critics. When you overshoot the mark and you turn the dial to 11 on every single issue, I think the American public starts to tune you out." -"Thank you, Steve. Nice to be with you." -"I think, frankly, what I get from a lot of them is that my politics are their politics. I'd be the better candidate and I'd be the better governor. But it's really someone else's turn. And I think the problem with that is that the people who need a change, the ones who can't wait, aren't a part of that conversation. The establishment have all the options and all the influence and connections to protect their interests, frankly, no matter who is in power from whatever party. But everybody else, in my view, is the responsibility of the chief executive, and that's the responsibility I'm looking to assume." -Thank you. -"So, it's certainly not a one-man show and if there's one dominant personality, I would say that today it's Omar Suleiman." -"One day, the Brelands were called out to China Lake to the weapons research station out there to do some research with the U.S. Navy's dolphin program, training dolphins to do things like locate submarines or warn of enemy attack, things like that. And this was run by Bob Bailey, who was kind of an animal behaviorist of his own. And he was convinced to come work with the Brelands at the I.Q. Zoo." -"Basically, the town west from Main Street, you could stand on Main Street and look west and see the next town, which is 10 miles away, which you shouldn't be able to do. Things were leveled. It was debris about four feet deep. There was a picture in the, I think, the New York Times or somewhere that showed on top Hiroshima and on the bottom Greensburg. And it was very similar." -"Oh, that's central to it for sure. What we know, of course, is that some of those folks have severe disabilities by virtue of addiction or mental illness or physical or developmental disability. So we've learned they need permanent housing would support services. The old way of attempting to deliver services when a person's on the street or living in a shelter, you can't do it more ineffectively or more expensively than that. And what we're learning is when you provide, actually, stability and a place to live, that housing itself has a therapeutic impact on folk. Those of us who have never been homeless, we take our housing for granted. But for a homeless person, for the first time, they could actually relax. And when a person's relaxed in the setting of stability and security, they're much more amenable to receiving some of those mental health services or addiction services that they might have rejected had they been on the street." -"You know, I think they were, in many cases. And I reported from Iraq from 2006 through 2008. And, Robert, I dug up some of my old stories, and one was from 2006. And General George Casey, the top commander at the time, predicted that in the next year and a half or so, the Iraqi forces would be independent and need very little help from the Americans. Then I found a story from a year later, 2007, and a major report found it would take another 12 to 18 months. So a competent and independent Iraqi military was always just over the horizon." -"Well, one of the biggest changes is accountability, the way people keep track of where their money went and how it's being used. Also social networking, the way people connect with other people who are giving or the organizations themselves. And also just the physical ways that people are donating. People can donate by texting the word kettle to the Salvation Army, a quick $5 donation via your mobile phone. It doesn't really get any easier than that." -"Well, with respect to polls, my guess is 99 percent of Americans have never even heard of this agency, and I would defy you to find a poll otherwise. To some extent, it's hard to judge precisely what they have done. Again, there are very important laws that need to be enforced. I think in some respects, in certain cases, they have, but in other cases, they've really let us down." -Correct. Discovered that we had it. -"I think there is a small connection. It's not the major reason that rates are going up, but I suspect that chairman Greenspan wants to make sure that inflation is well-controlled on the day he walks out of office, both to protect his own legacy and to make life a little easier for his successor, whoever that may be." -"I think it will be. It'll be very disorienting, at first, because - you know, people are used to turning on their computers and seeing a certain something. And in the case of Windows, that certain something for 20 years has been a desktop environment. Now, suddenly, that desktop environment isn't there anymore. There aren't the icons, the folders; the things that we're all used to, in Windows. There are these colorful tiles. And they have to know how to get from those files to the desktop, where they can do their productive work." -"Well, a lot of things have happened in the interim. Two of the prosecutors who were assigned to the case became judges during this period, believe it or not. That's how long it's been, and they had to reconfigure the prosecution team. Phil Spector has had three different sets of lawyers, and now he has Bruce Cutler. And Bruce Cutler was the lawyer in New York who represented John Gotti; he's kind of known as a mob lawyer, a very enthusiastic, very flamboyant lawyer in the courtroom. He'll be something else to watch when you're watching on television." -That's right. -"It's not at all unexpected. If anything, investors and some people in the auto industry had been begging Ford to make this step. General Motors Corp. earlier this year did something quite similar. And it's really the only way Ford can get its workers out of the existing UAW contract in a way that's amenable to the union. They have a contract and if they wanted to fire these workers any other way, they would have to continue paying them." -"Well, I don't change my views regardless of who it is I'm speaking to or working with. I have never made one call or made one office visit on behalf of a client, and I don't intend to because that's not my role. So I don't think there's any conflict at all." -"Most of the tanks are in fact gone now. Most of the tanks that were around the Government House, most of them are gone now. And the presence here today is a lot less than it was two weeks ago in the days immediately following the coup. I think - I think the military feels pretty confident right now. I think they feel like they're in charge, that the bad news that they thought might follow this, that some Thaksin supporters might rise up and say, hey, we're not on board with this thing, that hasn't happened yet. So I think the military is feeling pretty good in fact that a lot of the military has been brought back to barracks, sent back to barracks, I think that's an indication that they're feeling pretty confident." -So we tested that. -"So in Louisiana, they had a practice on the books that meant that felony convictions could happen with a split jury, so 10-2 or 11-1. And voters said, no, we're going to be like the rest of the country, with the exception of Oregon, and we're going to have unanimous juries for felony convictions." -"One person, actually the aide to Ted Kennedy. Now, the reason I got into Ted Kennedy's office is that he has a book coming out on the adventures of his dog, named Splash. Yes." -"Well, as I understand it right now, the vast majority of the money being put up would be public. Private investors might put up as little as 3 percent equity in some of these partnerships. The Treasury would add more equity from the TARP funds it got from Congress - you know, the $700 billion, which is now down to 300 billion after all the injections of capital into the banks. So the private investors don't have a lot of skin in the game. And the purchases of the assets would be further financed by these low-interest loans from the Fed or the FDIC. Those are likely to be called non-recourse loans, which means that the toxic assets lose money after they're purchased. The private investors would lose only the 3 percent of money they put down, or maybe 10 percent, if they invested that much, and the government would lose the rest. So the taxpayers are on the hook. But if the toxic assets rise in value, there's the prospect of big gains for private investors. Now, some people suggest the downside to taxpayers may be small because these toxic assets are undervalued right now and are unlikely to fall much further but have a bigger chance of increasing in value. We'll just have to see." -"We're on the ballot in 11 states, and we have ballot access in another number of states. So we have a total ballot access either as a write-in or appearing on the ballot in 34 to 35 states. By the time we get to Election Day, it will be 43 to 45." -"You know, it's such a fine balance, because what I like to do at first is assess their financial situation. If they have a family and they're pretty much short on cash and they don't have a big income, you know, if they're stirring at a contract from Lithuania or Italy, or wherever that is presenting yourself at $20,000 a month, I have them take a long look at that and say, are you aware of what you could possibly be risking? And more often than not, they always say to me, well, I feel like I belong, and just in my gut, and I want to take that chance. Believe it or not, a handful of my guys have, in fact, turned down big contracts, go on to the D-League, and have gone on to make the league and make good money." -"They are known for a couple of different things. Bob Komer's particularly notable for his work on a grazing settlement between the Bureau of Land Management and a Wyoming rancher. And in that case, that was actually the subject of an Inspector General's report which cited Mr. Komer for pressuring rank and file employees to reach a settlement which was seen as favorable to the rancher in question. And then, Mark McEwen is known more for being a very fierce proponent of property rights and pushing for ranchers and other individuals to have their property rights recognized by the federal government." -Good to talk to you. Thank you very much for having me tonight. -"I think that argument is silly. The harder questions really relate to in addition to trying to negotiate to save some lives, was there more that might have been done to encourage others to flee to Romania, to avoid being ghettoized? Could lives, more lives, have been saved if more emphasis had been put on that? But I don't criticize Kastner for entering into negotiation in the hope of trying to save lives." -It's still totally unreal when I think about it. It feels so weird to be able to just kind of buy things when I want them or need them. -Thank you. -"Car buying, there's been a--it's hard to look at, you know, this momentary flash because of gasoline prices. SUV sales have gone down--I think it's about 15 percent over two years. It's been a fairly steady--I mean, I think it's more leveling off. People are leaving the bigger SUVs, going to crossovers, that sort of thing. It's been a leveling off. It's still going to be a significant part of our market, even though they're in some disfavor right now. Pickup trucks and SUVs and minivans are all called light trucks, and they're going to continue to make up almost half of all the vehicles sold in the country. What auto dealers, at least in New England, have told me is that they're not seeing so much people saying, `Get me out of this SUV, and get me into a Toyota Prius.' They're seeing, `Get me out of this big SUV, and get me into a small SUV,' such as the Ford Escape." -"Yeah, I think that--one of the things I think has happened is that there have been several different movements happening at the same time. But if you'd go onto a Google site and you tried to find--put down May Day or May 1st Immigrant Demonstration, you'll be referred to websites of groups that are, let's say, largely outside the mainstream. I mean, in other words, what you're really seeing, I think, is a battle between a sort of extremist nativist position on the one hand, and…" -"The thing that's most likely is that the female actually ovulates over a fairly long period, so all of the embryos are actually at different stages of development. One of the things that's important is the male that mates with the female first has a big advantage, as far as having the embryo that reaches the size where it starts to kill and eat its siblings. And one thing that's very interesting about sand tigers in captivity, when mating is being observed the males actually form a dominance hierarchy. And the dominant male actually guards the female and prevents other males from mating with her. And that might be a strategy to actually ensure that he's the one, the dominant male is the one to fertilize those earliest eggs which are then going to become the cannibals." -Thank you. -"Good morning, Steve." -"Well, you know, Congress created that tax break early last year when foreclosures and short sales, they were just pounding down the housing prices. And, you know, very few people want to buy a house when they can see that the prices are still dropping. So Congress thought it really needed to do something to step in and help. And the idea here was that if taxpayers would just help make housing a little more affordable, young families could buy houses, and that would start to put a floor under prices. So, Realtors predicted that once the prices started to rise on starter homes, the whole market could stabilize and heal itself from the bottom up. And it helped a bit, but it's just not clear at this point that those gains are sustainable. After that tax credit expired at the end of April, the market crashed again. We saw new home sales plunge 33 percent in May, and that's very discouraging. Now, the companies that track real estate say the prices are starting to slide again in a lot of cities." -Right. -"Well, it looks like the rest of the ocean. I mean, the surface of the ocean is disturbed by way of which, which reflect light. So satellites can see it. Only like spy planes and low-flying aircrafts can actually see down into the water. But some fishermen can spot these large agglomerations of debris that the ocean has knitted together. We've picked up one, weighed a couple hundred pounds. It had a toothbrush in it. Even though, it was mostly composed of net and tarps and stuff like that." -This is just a few months in that long path. -"Well, you know, I reviewed for years myself and then I still do occasionally, and you can kind of get into the habit of destroying things. It's much more interesting and much more difficult to try and show why good things are good. You know, there's a thrill to kind of trying to destroy something, and David feels it." -Thanks for having me. -Cool. -"There'll be - well, it's about an 18-minute mile pace, which is a very slow run, but a pretty decent pace when you're walking, especially for 26 miles." -"…including our colleagues in Malaysia and Singapore. We're getting rather close to Thailand. They're not sure quite how far it went. But this dispatch said things about the Thai foreign minister, questioning his sanity. It was really not the sort of material that you would want to see distributed that widely. The tradition was eventually brought to a halt in 2006 after a very funny valedictory dispatch from our ambassador to Rome, Sir Ivor Roberts." -"So what you might expect are some short-term disruptions. But long-term, these things tend to fix themselves surprisingly quickly." -"Well, that's a good question. They weren't teaching very much. They were exposing their students to a little bit of anatomical dissection and maybe a little bit of physiology lab. And some of the conditions that he found were truly atrocious. And his main criticisms were that they had very poor clinical education, very poor clinical facilities. And what Flexner wanted to do was to have students understand where the knowledge came from and how it was derived, not mainly to learn memorization of facts given in a lecture." -"Yes. I mean, I think we didn't really have a clear conception of what we would find. So most of the previous studies of recent selection in humans have focused on just a handful of genes where there was some prior biological expectation that these might be targets of selection. So one of these, for example, is the lactase gene that's responsible for metabolizing milk in some populations, including Europeans. And our approach is different, because it really allowed us to scan the whole genome in sort of an unbiased way and try to get a sense of what kinds of biological processes are evolving and how much evolution is going on over this very recent time scale." -"I was actually more irritated with myself. It was getting windy and a storm front was coming in. And so I was looking for somewhere to get out of the wind. And then I found a big pine tree and just started pulling in needles. And then I saw some willow trees, and so I started cutting branches and then basically just tried to cover up. I was wet from going in and out of streams so I stayed awake all night, as I did for the next four nights." -Thank you. Glad to be with you. -We do not have enough attorneys. We need more. -"Oh, they've got quite a few boats done got broke loose and went elsewhere. I don't see none (unintelligible) yet. But a lot of ropes got popped. And it was - I'm glad that that's all what happened around here, because it could be a lot worse. And it's not over yet. We're still experiencing a lot of water on the outside. You know, these levees are holding it back, but I don't trust the levees." -"Well, I think that's part of it and what John has said is that that's one of a lot of reasons why he left the paper. I think it would be a mistake to assume that John left in protest. John and I are very close. We talk probably more than we talk to each other's wives. And I can tell you, it's not the only reason he left. He left because he's been running newspapers--this is his third newspaper--he's been running newspapers for more than two decades, and I think he wanted to do something different. I feel that the two of us have spent--we've been partners for the last five years. I know all of the things we've assembled. I know what has to be protected. I don't think of it as much of a firestorm as other people do. Maybe I'm kidding myself, but that's not the way I see it." -"Well, it hasn't been that long ago that people - also high-level members of ISIS or the Islamic State had access to Turkey and were treated at Turkish hospitals. So we know, for example, of about one high-level ISIS fighter who was there just six months ago." -"A lot of them come from West Africa, but they really come from across sub-Saharan Africa. We talked to people from Liberia, from Burkina Faso, from Senegal, from the Gambia. It really was a huge range of people from across West Africa." -"Hello, Alex. It's nice to be here." -Thanks for having me. -"Remember; there have been news reports for a few days now that three Trump campaign advisers or aides met with an FBI asset in the course of the campaign. People close to the investigation say that was because the FBI didn't want word to get out that Trump or the Trump campaign was under investigation for possible collusion with Russians in the course of 2016. So as opposed to calling those aides in and interviewing them quite publicly or taking other steps, they sent an informant in to talk to those folks. Now, this is a counterintelligence investigation, not just a criminal one. And in counterintelligence investigations, the FBI and other government agencies often use these kinds of informants to go in and gather information secretly often to protect the privacy of people who are being investigated. And, Don, these require very high-level approvals at Justice and the FBI. They're not just something one guy can do." -"Well, being a porter on Everest is probably the best job going ,if you're a Sherpa in the Khumbu region and you want to stay and work where you live. You can make between $2- and $6,000 in a climbing season. You know, this is in a country where the median income is still around $550 or $600 a year. So the guys who are strong enough and fit enough to do this work make enough money to support not only their own families, but much of their extended families." -"Hi, Madeleine." -"The other man, Majed Hameed--who worked for us and also for Al-Arabiya television, was detained--and it seems he was detained because sometime earlier there'd been some vague allegations made by unknown third parties. But again, we never had any specific information about why he seemed to have attracted some suspicion." -"Well, John, it comes in at about $300 billion over the five-year length of the farm bill - big chunk of change, lots of money." -"Well, that's been a serious issue raised by the mayor here. He feels that the money that he wants from the central government in Baghdad for reconstruction efforts has not flowed as freely as he had hoped. And if you drive around the city, you can see the evidence that mortars fell like rain here just a few months ago. There are many, many crumbled buildings, buildings that need to be rebuilt. The mayor says he's waiting for $33 million to come in that was promised to him by the Baghdad government that he has yet to see. So it's quite obvious that it's a city that seen a lot of bloodshed in the past, and hopefully what we've seen this weekend and early this week is not the start of a new trend here." -"That's right, yes, absolutely. It's a malignant form of cancer." -"No, I don't get that far. I type in Falun Gong at Yahoo.com and a little pop-up comes up saying, Alert, the document contains no data." -"You expect a machine like this to have problems, you know, growing pains as you get it to work operationally." -"Yeah, we do. I think over the last 20 years we've taken in a huge number of people into the city. We have 50 different religions in the city. I mean, I'm sure that's the case of many other cities as well, but we've become a very diverse city, and that's enriched our culture." -"Some of these boats, in particular, are in bad shape. And some of the men, in particular, are in bad shape. They have running sores. They have bedbug outbreaks. And some people are very afraid of their captains." -That's... -"Yeah. Twenty-five percent more, yes." -"Not yet. He says he plans to fight the ruling. SCA is based in Dallas, and it's gone to state district court in Dallas to ask that the arbitration award be turned into a final judgment. If that happens within the next 30 to 60 days, then SCA can collect the money. If he still refuses, the company can seize money from bank account, stocks, cash, jewelry, his vacation home in Hawaii even." -"Ultimately, I think baby steps. One, just creating a coalition that is biblically based but also shares the compassion that Jesus displayed in the Scriptures, an individual who cares for the poor, who's concerned for the outcast and the marginalized but, at the same time, doesn't compromise his divinity in order to show compassion. I think what we often are asked to do is to make those things mutually exclusive." -"Oh, absolutely. Interestingly enough, you know, two of the safest cities in the United States are San Diego and El Paso, which are both border towns. In the '90s, you know, it was kind of chaotic along the San Diego border. Significant progress was made and it's now one of the more secure border crossing points that we have. And you've seen, I think, a lot of this violence and this illegal activity now moving to Arizona. So there are certainly some things that could be learned and I think Arizona can gain some additional measures." -"Well, it's a good question. I mean, it does get to - are we giving people the kind of news that matters to them? Obviously, a lot of this conversation gets tangled up quite quickly in national politics and Trump and the election. And I don't think the Daily News story is about that. But one of the things I think we learned in that conversation is that a lot of the journalism that a lot of journalists were doing, which is about the sort of horse race of politics or the sort of process of politics wasn't really what people wanted to read. I mean, they wanted to read about taxes. They wanted to read about health care. They wanted to read about school policy. And those stories weren't being done. So I think there's some fault in a very broad way in terms of what people are writing about. But this is the case that we now have to engage in." -"So certainly the longer this goes on, the greater the concerns that it could drag in more tribes and more men into this conflict and spread beyond that northern district of Hassiba(ph). There have been attempts at tribal mediation, which went rather wrong. Yesterday when the house of Sadek al-Ahmar, where the mediation was going on, came under attack and mortar fire left several of those tribal mediators - and they were prominent sheiks - injured, and reports that even that some of them have been killed." -"Twenty years ago, when I was a young professor about to teach a course on African-American fiction, I set about to find a forgotten or undiscovered classic by a woman writer. I wanted a book that would hold its own against such urban classics as ""Invisible Man"" or ""Native Son,"" an older book that would complement the newer works by Toni Morrison and Alice Walker or the recently republished novels of Zora Neale Hurston. What I discovered was Ann Petry's magnificent 1946 novel ""The Street"". Described by some as an urban ""To Kill a Mockingbird,"" minus any redemption and hope, ""The Street"" tells the story of Lutie Johnson and her 8-year-old son during the last years of the Second World War. Lutie is a young, hard-working single mother in urban America trying to get ahead in a world that ignores and exploits her. I saw her struggles and determination as both inspiring and doomed. In striving to provide for her son's future, she often ignored his immediate needs and fears. This book shook me so much that whenever I taught it in class, later that night I would slip into my sleeping sons' bedrooms to watch them and make silent promises. Even now, whenever I finish it, I calculate how old the main character's son would be and wonder what sort of life he had. I care deeply about these characters. They are real to me. This book creates a lot of discussion, often uncomfortable, in my literature classes. It makes us confront difficult questions about race and class. Who has access to the American Dream? Why do some characters make it but Lutie doesn't? Petry wants her readers to see the two sides of America, the gleaming and moneyed suburbs, where she herself was raised, and the struggles of black women in Harlem where she moved after her marriage. ""The Street"" is a book that raises passion in readers, and in me. It is as relevant today as when it was written in the 1940s. Particularly now, with the upcoming presidential election, it makes us think about what it was like to be a single mother raising a black son to believe he was worthy of all the best this country can offer. I can't think of a better place to start a national discussion about the audacity of hope than with this undiscovered classic, as fresh and moving now as the day it was published." -Thank you very much. -Hi. -"There were 9,000 people. I've never seen so many bikes in one location. Just phenomenal." -"Well, it was helpful to me, and I had even more fun writing ""Heat"" than I had writing ""Cold.""" -"Things have improved since the first early weeks when people didn't have toilets, when there wasn't any water. But things haven't significantly improved in recent months. Things are pretty much at a plateau. People are living in tents, they're living under tarps, they're living in just shacks that they constructed out of whatever they could pull together and a lot of people are just stuck at sort of that level. There are some organized camps which are somewhat better in that they're all the same type of tents - they're better tents, they're stronger - but then they were trying to evacuate one of those during this approaching hurricane because it was on a flood plain and there was concerns and that turned into complete chaos as some people wanted to be evacuated, some people felt it was a trick. So things remain incredibly tenuous for people. People feel incredibly vulnerable and there's a sense that things aren't moving forward, that they're just stuck in these camps and it's unclear when they're going to get out." -"Yes, yes." -Good morning. -"Well, the thing that makes Nashville unique is the location of Bridgestone Arena - right in downtown in the middle of everything, next to Broadway where all the neon lights are, all the restaurants, everything. So imagine yourself walking down the street. You see these neon lights. You smell barbecue. You smell all these great foods coming (inaudible). You hear live music as you're walking into the arena. So just that alone helps paint the picture of how you can get excited go into this game. And then after the game, what makes it different, too, you're right there on the streets - all the bars, all the honky-tonks, all the live music, restaurants. During the game, intermissions - it's not just advertisements playing on a Megatron. You have live music. So you have guys like Charles Esten from Nashville playing live music there. Sometimes you'll have people from different major bands, as well. You have country music stars singing the national anthem. It is a totally unique experience in every single way." -"This, until the completion of the investigation of the unfortunate event yesterday in Qana." -"Well, if you read Ted Turner's vision--and he's now really no longer involved in the running of CNN--but if you read what he had to say back when it was launched, he sort of described it as a newspaper of the air. He said, `You know, broadcast networks are really too much like headline wire service copy.' In a sense, that's what much of the time cable news functions as. They give you brief bursts of updates. In fact, MSNBC now every 15 minutes gives you an update of the news. And in between they're trying to figure out ways to keep you watching. So they'll do reported pieces. They'll do a lot of interviews. There are a lot of talk shows. And to be honest, there's a lot of things that we would classify as kind of pulpy, quasi-tabloid, quasi-celebrity news; anything that's sort of waiting for the next great crisis. And when crisis hits, people turn to cable, they particularly turn to CNN. And when crisis abates, they kind of tune it out. They don't need it as much." -And they don't. -Good. -"Well, it's actually very significant. The Hispanic vote in Florida in a primary can be 10 to 12 percent of that vote. And as we saw in the 2004 Republican primary when Mel Martinez won the nomination, a very high turn-out in Miami-Dade where the vote moved in a large direction towards one candidate, it can be very telling and very important to building a vote margin." -"Well, you know, officials say that Rahman was killed last week in Waziristan, Pakistan in this CIA drone strike, and they seem fairly confident that they got him. That said, you know, there are often reports about drone strikes against core al-Qaida leaders and then these guys end up surfacing later. And in fact, that actually happened to Rahman last year. They said he was dead and clearly he wasn't. And he was reported killed this time in a very remote part of Pakistan. So, it's unclear how the U.S. can be so sure they got him. The officials we spoke to seemed pretty confident but they wouldn't say whether they had DNA evidence or something more dispositive like that. Usually, the way we find out definitively is al-Qaida announces it, and that hasn't happened yet." -"That's exactly right. There's deep fear about this crisis spreading to Italy and expanding further. There are reports this morning, Renee, that Italy has agreed to let the International Monetary Fund monitor its economic reform efforts. Italy's prime minister, Silvio Berlusconi, has been under intense pressure to move very quickly on really a broad series of reforms, including very controversial issues, such as privatizing state-run Italian companies, radically reforming the government pension system, labor market changes to make it easier to fire workers. You know, these are all measures that are deeply unpopular at home. And Berlusconi, like his Greek colleague, is under mounting pressure to step down and hand power to an emergency government. Italy's government is in crisis. And really the whole issue of expanding the eurozone's rescue firewall is to try to better protect against the possibility that Italy's troubles will only get worse in coming months." -"Basically, she prayed for the university. She prayed for the students' continued success. She prayed over the losses that we've all experienced. And she prayed basically just for the preservation of our university and for our students to continue to do well." -Thank you. -"Good, thanks." -"Well, I'm fine, of course, it's an awkward position to expect philosophy to answer a question once and for all. I mean if we could answer questions once for all, we would be out of business once we turn the answers in. If I'm to be guide toward good decision making, I fear that many will be, not only frustrated at the end, but confirmed in their suspicion that philosophy's limits are nerve racking." +"Yes. Yeah, actually, whenever I get together with friends of mine who don't work for newspapers, I realize how much more fun I have than they do. There are a lot more pressures. I have to worry about budgets. I have to worry about the careers of other people. But the reality is I come into the newsroom every morning with about 10 things that I want to get done in terms of coverage. I can influence coverage of everything from how we write about music, to how we write about Supreme Court nominees, to how we cover the most interesting city in America. That's a blast. You can't complain too much about that." +"To tell you the truth, I started to cry. I was a little disappointed. There's some financial effects, and then there's also just - it's kind of demeaning to be considered basically a second-class citizen. That's how I feel. You know, I pay taxes. I'm a citizen. I'm a grown woman with a partner of 10 years and a 22-month-old child that I've adopted. My partner had the baby. And we're a family with a house, and we're really like a boring couple. And yet, New York state doesn't consider us a family." +"Right. Which, of course, supposes that these are not objective. The funny thing is that the GOP is assuming - as I said - that this will necessarily favor Hillary Clinton. I don't think the Clintons - they've been silent on this, but speaking to their associates, I don't think they make any such assumption at all. And already these projects have also drawn fire from the left, who fear that it could go quite the other way." +"To some extent, China is more able than the United States to set ambitious targets for things like renewable energy. But I would say in the last eight to ten years in the United States, there has been a tremendous amount of path-breaking work going on at the state level, particularly in California. And some of the policies that California has put into place, such as its very ambitious solar energy incentives have become the model for China." +There are so many incredible writers out there on Twitter and so many really compelling firsthand accounts of the big news stories this year that it makes for a really interesting way to recap some of those big events. +"You know, that would be a difficult one to impose and to regulate. I think the strength of the lobbying law is that it is so narrowly defined - covering the most important piece of lobbying, which is contacting Congressmen and covered officials." +"I think it is backfiring on President Trump's critics. When you overshoot the mark and you turn the dial to 11 on every single issue, I think the American public starts to tune you out." +"Thank you, Steve. Nice to be with you." +"I think, frankly, what I get from a lot of them is that my politics are their politics. I'd be the better candidate and I'd be the better governor. But it's really someone else's turn. And I think the problem with that is that the people who need a change, the ones who can't wait, aren't a part of that conversation. The establishment have all the options and all the influence and connections to protect their interests, frankly, no matter who is in power from whatever party. But everybody else, in my view, is the responsibility of the chief executive, and that's the responsibility I'm looking to assume." +Thank you. +"So, it's certainly not a one-man show and if there's one dominant personality, I would say that today it's Omar Suleiman." +"One day, the Brelands were called out to China Lake to the weapons research station out there to do some research with the U.S. Navy's dolphin program, training dolphins to do things like locate submarines or warn of enemy attack, things like that. And this was run by Bob Bailey, who was kind of an animal behaviorist of his own. And he was convinced to come work with the Brelands at the I.Q. Zoo." +"Basically, the town west from Main Street, you could stand on Main Street and look west and see the next town, which is 10 miles away, which you shouldn't be able to do. Things were leveled. It was debris about four feet deep. There was a picture in the, I think, the New York Times or somewhere that showed on top Hiroshima and on the bottom Greensburg. And it was very similar." +"Oh, that's central to it for sure. What we know, of course, is that some of those folks have severe disabilities by virtue of addiction or mental illness or physical or developmental disability. So we've learned they need permanent housing would support services. The old way of attempting to deliver services when a person's on the street or living in a shelter, you can't do it more ineffectively or more expensively than that. And what we're learning is when you provide, actually, stability and a place to live, that housing itself has a therapeutic impact on folk. Those of us who have never been homeless, we take our housing for granted. But for a homeless person, for the first time, they could actually relax. And when a person's relaxed in the setting of stability and security, they're much more amenable to receiving some of those mental health services or addiction services that they might have rejected had they been on the street." +"You know, I think they were, in many cases. And I reported from Iraq from 2006 through 2008. And, Robert, I dug up some of my old stories, and one was from 2006. And General George Casey, the top commander at the time, predicted that in the next year and a half or so, the Iraqi forces would be independent and need very little help from the Americans. Then I found a story from a year later, 2007, and a major report found it would take another 12 to 18 months. So a competent and independent Iraqi military was always just over the horizon." +"Well, one of the biggest changes is accountability, the way people keep track of where their money went and how it's being used. Also social networking, the way people connect with other people who are giving or the organizations themselves. And also just the physical ways that people are donating. People can donate by texting the word kettle to the Salvation Army, a quick $5 donation via your mobile phone. It doesn't really get any easier than that." +"Well, with respect to polls, my guess is 99 percent of Americans have never even heard of this agency, and I would defy you to find a poll otherwise. To some extent, it's hard to judge precisely what they have done. Again, there are very important laws that need to be enforced. I think in some respects, in certain cases, they have, but in other cases, they've really let us down." +Correct. Discovered that we had it. +"I think there is a small connection. It's not the major reason that rates are going up, but I suspect that chairman Greenspan wants to make sure that inflation is well-controlled on the day he walks out of office, both to protect his own legacy and to make life a little easier for his successor, whoever that may be." +"I think it will be. It'll be very disorienting, at first, because - you know, people are used to turning on their computers and seeing a certain something. And in the case of Windows, that certain something for 20 years has been a desktop environment. Now, suddenly, that desktop environment isn't there anymore. There aren't the icons, the folders; the things that we're all used to, in Windows. There are these colorful tiles. And they have to know how to get from those files to the desktop, where they can do their productive work." +"Well, a lot of things have happened in the interim. Two of the prosecutors who were assigned to the case became judges during this period, believe it or not. That's how long it's been, and they had to reconfigure the prosecution team. Phil Spector has had three different sets of lawyers, and now he has Bruce Cutler. And Bruce Cutler was the lawyer in New York who represented John Gotti; he's kind of known as a mob lawyer, a very enthusiastic, very flamboyant lawyer in the courtroom. He'll be something else to watch when you're watching on television." +That's right. +"It's not at all unexpected. If anything, investors and some people in the auto industry had been begging Ford to make this step. General Motors Corp. earlier this year did something quite similar. And it's really the only way Ford can get its workers out of the existing UAW contract in a way that's amenable to the union. They have a contract and if they wanted to fire these workers any other way, they would have to continue paying them." +"Well, I don't change my views regardless of who it is I'm speaking to or working with. I have never made one call or made one office visit on behalf of a client, and I don't intend to because that's not my role. So I don't think there's any conflict at all." +"Most of the tanks are in fact gone now. Most of the tanks that were around the Government House, most of them are gone now. And the presence here today is a lot less than it was two weeks ago in the days immediately following the coup. I think - I think the military feels pretty confident right now. I think they feel like they're in charge, that the bad news that they thought might follow this, that some Thaksin supporters might rise up and say, hey, we're not on board with this thing, that hasn't happened yet. So I think the military is feeling pretty good in fact that a lot of the military has been brought back to barracks, sent back to barracks, I think that's an indication that they're feeling pretty confident." +So we tested that. +"So in Louisiana, they had a practice on the books that meant that felony convictions could happen with a split jury, so 10-2 or 11-1. And voters said, no, we're going to be like the rest of the country, with the exception of Oregon, and we're going to have unanimous juries for felony convictions." +"One person, actually the aide to Ted Kennedy. Now, the reason I got into Ted Kennedy's office is that he has a book coming out on the adventures of his dog, named Splash. Yes." +"Well, as I understand it right now, the vast majority of the money being put up would be public. Private investors might put up as little as 3 percent equity in some of these partnerships. The Treasury would add more equity from the TARP funds it got from Congress - you know, the $700 billion, which is now down to 300 billion after all the injections of capital into the banks. So the private investors don't have a lot of skin in the game. And the purchases of the assets would be further financed by these low-interest loans from the Fed or the FDIC. Those are likely to be called non-recourse loans, which means that the toxic assets lose money after they're purchased. The private investors would lose only the 3 percent of money they put down, or maybe 10 percent, if they invested that much, and the government would lose the rest. So the taxpayers are on the hook. But if the toxic assets rise in value, there's the prospect of big gains for private investors. Now, some people suggest the downside to taxpayers may be small because these toxic assets are undervalued right now and are unlikely to fall much further but have a bigger chance of increasing in value. We'll just have to see." +"We're on the ballot in 11 states, and we have ballot access in another number of states. So we have a total ballot access either as a write-in or appearing on the ballot in 34 to 35 states. By the time we get to Election Day, it will be 43 to 45." +"You know, it's such a fine balance, because what I like to do at first is assess their financial situation. If they have a family and they're pretty much short on cash and they don't have a big income, you know, if they're stirring at a contract from Lithuania or Italy, or wherever that is presenting yourself at $20,000 a month, I have them take a long look at that and say, are you aware of what you could possibly be risking? And more often than not, they always say to me, well, I feel like I belong, and just in my gut, and I want to take that chance. Believe it or not, a handful of my guys have, in fact, turned down big contracts, go on to the D-League, and have gone on to make the league and make good money." +"They are known for a couple of different things. Bob Komer's particularly notable for his work on a grazing settlement between the Bureau of Land Management and a Wyoming rancher. And in that case, that was actually the subject of an Inspector General's report which cited Mr. Komer for pressuring rank and file employees to reach a settlement which was seen as favorable to the rancher in question. And then, Mark McEwen is known more for being a very fierce proponent of property rights and pushing for ranchers and other individuals to have their property rights recognized by the federal government." +Good to talk to you. Thank you very much for having me tonight. +"I think that argument is silly. The harder questions really relate to in addition to trying to negotiate to save some lives, was there more that might have been done to encourage others to flee to Romania, to avoid being ghettoized? Could lives, more lives, have been saved if more emphasis had been put on that? But I don't criticize Kastner for entering into negotiation in the hope of trying to save lives." +It's still totally unreal when I think about it. It feels so weird to be able to just kind of buy things when I want them or need them. +Thank you. +"Car buying, there's been a--it's hard to look at, you know, this momentary flash because of gasoline prices. SUV sales have gone down--I think it's about 15 percent over two years. It's been a fairly steady--I mean, I think it's more leveling off. People are leaving the bigger SUVs, going to crossovers, that sort of thing. It's been a leveling off. It's still going to be a significant part of our market, even though they're in some disfavor right now. Pickup trucks and SUVs and minivans are all called light trucks, and they're going to continue to make up almost half of all the vehicles sold in the country. What auto dealers, at least in New England, have told me is that they're not seeing so much people saying, `Get me out of this SUV, and get me into a Toyota Prius.' They're seeing, `Get me out of this big SUV, and get me into a small SUV,' such as the Ford Escape." +"Yeah, I think that--one of the things I think has happened is that there have been several different movements happening at the same time. But if you'd go onto a Google site and you tried to find--put down May Day or May 1st Immigrant Demonstration, you'll be referred to websites of groups that are, let's say, largely outside the mainstream. I mean, in other words, what you're really seeing, I think, is a battle between a sort of extremist nativist position on the one hand, and…" +"The thing that's most likely is that the female actually ovulates over a fairly long period, so all of the embryos are actually at different stages of development. One of the things that's important is the male that mates with the female first has a big advantage, as far as having the embryo that reaches the size where it starts to kill and eat its siblings. And one thing that's very interesting about sand tigers in captivity, when mating is being observed the males actually form a dominance hierarchy. And the dominant male actually guards the female and prevents other males from mating with her. And that might be a strategy to actually ensure that he's the one, the dominant male is the one to fertilize those earliest eggs which are then going to become the cannibals." +Thank you. +"Good morning, Steve." +"Well, you know, Congress created that tax break early last year when foreclosures and short sales, they were just pounding down the housing prices. And, you know, very few people want to buy a house when they can see that the prices are still dropping. So Congress thought it really needed to do something to step in and help. And the idea here was that if taxpayers would just help make housing a little more affordable, young families could buy houses, and that would start to put a floor under prices. So, Realtors predicted that once the prices started to rise on starter homes, the whole market could stabilize and heal itself from the bottom up. And it helped a bit, but it's just not clear at this point that those gains are sustainable. After that tax credit expired at the end of April, the market crashed again. We saw new home sales plunge 33 percent in May, and that's very discouraging. Now, the companies that track real estate say the prices are starting to slide again in a lot of cities." +Right. +"Well, it looks like the rest of the ocean. I mean, the surface of the ocean is disturbed by way of which, which reflect light. So satellites can see it. Only like spy planes and low-flying aircrafts can actually see down into the water. But some fishermen can spot these large agglomerations of debris that the ocean has knitted together. We've picked up one, weighed a couple hundred pounds. It had a toothbrush in it. Even though, it was mostly composed of net and tarps and stuff like that." +This is just a few months in that long path. +"Well, you know, I reviewed for years myself and then I still do occasionally, and you can kind of get into the habit of destroying things. It's much more interesting and much more difficult to try and show why good things are good. You know, there's a thrill to kind of trying to destroy something, and David feels it." +Thanks for having me. +Cool. +"There'll be - well, it's about an 18-minute mile pace, which is a very slow run, but a pretty decent pace when you're walking, especially for 26 miles." +"…including our colleagues in Malaysia and Singapore. We're getting rather close to Thailand. They're not sure quite how far it went. But this dispatch said things about the Thai foreign minister, questioning his sanity. It was really not the sort of material that you would want to see distributed that widely. The tradition was eventually brought to a halt in 2006 after a very funny valedictory dispatch from our ambassador to Rome, Sir Ivor Roberts." +"So what you might expect are some short-term disruptions. But long-term, these things tend to fix themselves surprisingly quickly." +"Well, that's a good question. They weren't teaching very much. They were exposing their students to a little bit of anatomical dissection and maybe a little bit of physiology lab. And some of the conditions that he found were truly atrocious. And his main criticisms were that they had very poor clinical education, very poor clinical facilities. And what Flexner wanted to do was to have students understand where the knowledge came from and how it was derived, not mainly to learn memorization of facts given in a lecture." +"Yes. I mean, I think we didn't really have a clear conception of what we would find. So most of the previous studies of recent selection in humans have focused on just a handful of genes where there was some prior biological expectation that these might be targets of selection. So one of these, for example, is the lactase gene that's responsible for metabolizing milk in some populations, including Europeans. And our approach is different, because it really allowed us to scan the whole genome in sort of an unbiased way and try to get a sense of what kinds of biological processes are evolving and how much evolution is going on over this very recent time scale." +"I was actually more irritated with myself. It was getting windy and a storm front was coming in. And so I was looking for somewhere to get out of the wind. And then I found a big pine tree and just started pulling in needles. And then I saw some willow trees, and so I started cutting branches and then basically just tried to cover up. I was wet from going in and out of streams so I stayed awake all night, as I did for the next four nights." +Thank you. Glad to be with you. +We do not have enough attorneys. We need more. +"Oh, they've got quite a few boats done got broke loose and went elsewhere. I don't see none (unintelligible) yet. But a lot of ropes got popped. And it was - I'm glad that that's all what happened around here, because it could be a lot worse. And it's not over yet. We're still experiencing a lot of water on the outside. You know, these levees are holding it back, but I don't trust the levees." +"Well, I think that's part of it and what John has said is that that's one of a lot of reasons why he left the paper. I think it would be a mistake to assume that John left in protest. John and I are very close. We talk probably more than we talk to each other's wives. And I can tell you, it's not the only reason he left. He left because he's been running newspapers--this is his third newspaper--he's been running newspapers for more than two decades, and I think he wanted to do something different. I feel that the two of us have spent--we've been partners for the last five years. I know all of the things we've assembled. I know what has to be protected. I don't think of it as much of a firestorm as other people do. Maybe I'm kidding myself, but that's not the way I see it." +"Well, it hasn't been that long ago that people - also high-level members of ISIS or the Islamic State had access to Turkey and were treated at Turkish hospitals. So we know, for example, of about one high-level ISIS fighter who was there just six months ago." +"A lot of them come from West Africa, but they really come from across sub-Saharan Africa. We talked to people from Liberia, from Burkina Faso, from Senegal, from the Gambia. It really was a huge range of people from across West Africa." +"Hello, Alex. It's nice to be here." +Thanks for having me. +"Remember; there have been news reports for a few days now that three Trump campaign advisers or aides met with an FBI asset in the course of the campaign. People close to the investigation say that was because the FBI didn't want word to get out that Trump or the Trump campaign was under investigation for possible collusion with Russians in the course of 2016. So as opposed to calling those aides in and interviewing them quite publicly or taking other steps, they sent an informant in to talk to those folks. Now, this is a counterintelligence investigation, not just a criminal one. And in counterintelligence investigations, the FBI and other government agencies often use these kinds of informants to go in and gather information secretly often to protect the privacy of people who are being investigated. And, Don, these require very high-level approvals at Justice and the FBI. They're not just something one guy can do." +"Well, being a porter on Everest is probably the best job going ,if you're a Sherpa in the Khumbu region and you want to stay and work where you live. You can make between $2- and $6,000 in a climbing season. You know, this is in a country where the median income is still around $550 or $600 a year. So the guys who are strong enough and fit enough to do this work make enough money to support not only their own families, but much of their extended families." +"Hi, Madeleine." +"The other man, Majed Hameed--who worked for us and also for Al-Arabiya television, was detained--and it seems he was detained because sometime earlier there'd been some vague allegations made by unknown third parties. But again, we never had any specific information about why he seemed to have attracted some suspicion." +"Well, John, it comes in at about $300 billion over the five-year length of the farm bill - big chunk of change, lots of money." +"Well, that's been a serious issue raised by the mayor here. He feels that the money that he wants from the central government in Baghdad for reconstruction efforts has not flowed as freely as he had hoped. And if you drive around the city, you can see the evidence that mortars fell like rain here just a few months ago. There are many, many crumbled buildings, buildings that need to be rebuilt. The mayor says he's waiting for $33 million to come in that was promised to him by the Baghdad government that he has yet to see. So it's quite obvious that it's a city that seen a lot of bloodshed in the past, and hopefully what we've seen this weekend and early this week is not the start of a new trend here." +"That's right, yes, absolutely. It's a malignant form of cancer." +"No, I don't get that far. I type in Falun Gong at Yahoo.com and a little pop-up comes up saying, Alert, the document contains no data." +"You expect a machine like this to have problems, you know, growing pains as you get it to work operationally." +"Yeah, we do. I think over the last 20 years we've taken in a huge number of people into the city. We have 50 different religions in the city. I mean, I'm sure that's the case of many other cities as well, but we've become a very diverse city, and that's enriched our culture." +"Some of these boats, in particular, are in bad shape. And some of the men, in particular, are in bad shape. They have running sores. They have bedbug outbreaks. And some people are very afraid of their captains." +That's... +"Yeah. Twenty-five percent more, yes." +"Not yet. He says he plans to fight the ruling. SCA is based in Dallas, and it's gone to state district court in Dallas to ask that the arbitration award be turned into a final judgment. If that happens within the next 30 to 60 days, then SCA can collect the money. If he still refuses, the company can seize money from bank account, stocks, cash, jewelry, his vacation home in Hawaii even." +"Ultimately, I think baby steps. One, just creating a coalition that is biblically based but also shares the compassion that Jesus displayed in the Scriptures, an individual who cares for the poor, who's concerned for the outcast and the marginalized but, at the same time, doesn't compromise his divinity in order to show compassion. I think what we often are asked to do is to make those things mutually exclusive." +"Oh, absolutely. Interestingly enough, you know, two of the safest cities in the United States are San Diego and El Paso, which are both border towns. In the '90s, you know, it was kind of chaotic along the San Diego border. Significant progress was made and it's now one of the more secure border crossing points that we have. And you've seen, I think, a lot of this violence and this illegal activity now moving to Arizona. So there are certainly some things that could be learned and I think Arizona can gain some additional measures." +"Well, it's a good question. I mean, it does get to - are we giving people the kind of news that matters to them? Obviously, a lot of this conversation gets tangled up quite quickly in national politics and Trump and the election. And I don't think the Daily News story is about that. But one of the things I think we learned in that conversation is that a lot of the journalism that a lot of journalists were doing, which is about the sort of horse race of politics or the sort of process of politics wasn't really what people wanted to read. I mean, they wanted to read about taxes. They wanted to read about health care. They wanted to read about school policy. And those stories weren't being done. So I think there's some fault in a very broad way in terms of what people are writing about. But this is the case that we now have to engage in." +"So certainly the longer this goes on, the greater the concerns that it could drag in more tribes and more men into this conflict and spread beyond that northern district of Hassiba(ph). There have been attempts at tribal mediation, which went rather wrong. Yesterday when the house of Sadek al-Ahmar, where the mediation was going on, came under attack and mortar fire left several of those tribal mediators - and they were prominent sheiks - injured, and reports that even that some of them have been killed." +"Twenty years ago, when I was a young professor about to teach a course on African-American fiction, I set about to find a forgotten or undiscovered classic by a woman writer. I wanted a book that would hold its own against such urban classics as ""Invisible Man"" or ""Native Son,"" an older book that would complement the newer works by Toni Morrison and Alice Walker or the recently republished novels of Zora Neale Hurston. What I discovered was Ann Petry's magnificent 1946 novel ""The Street"". Described by some as an urban ""To Kill a Mockingbird,"" minus any redemption and hope, ""The Street"" tells the story of Lutie Johnson and her 8-year-old son during the last years of the Second World War. Lutie is a young, hard-working single mother in urban America trying to get ahead in a world that ignores and exploits her. I saw her struggles and determination as both inspiring and doomed. In striving to provide for her son's future, she often ignored his immediate needs and fears. This book shook me so much that whenever I taught it in class, later that night I would slip into my sleeping sons' bedrooms to watch them and make silent promises. Even now, whenever I finish it, I calculate how old the main character's son would be and wonder what sort of life he had. I care deeply about these characters. They are real to me. This book creates a lot of discussion, often uncomfortable, in my literature classes. It makes us confront difficult questions about race and class. Who has access to the American Dream? Why do some characters make it but Lutie doesn't? Petry wants her readers to see the two sides of America, the gleaming and moneyed suburbs, where she herself was raised, and the struggles of black women in Harlem where she moved after her marriage. ""The Street"" is a book that raises passion in readers, and in me. It is as relevant today as when it was written in the 1940s. Particularly now, with the upcoming presidential election, it makes us think about what it was like to be a single mother raising a black son to believe he was worthy of all the best this country can offer. I can't think of a better place to start a national discussion about the audacity of hope than with this undiscovered classic, as fresh and moving now as the day it was published." +Thank you very much. +Hi. +"There were 9,000 people. I've never seen so many bikes in one location. Just phenomenal." +"Well, it was helpful to me, and I had even more fun writing ""Heat"" than I had writing ""Cold.""" +"Things have improved since the first early weeks when people didn't have toilets, when there wasn't any water. But things haven't significantly improved in recent months. Things are pretty much at a plateau. People are living in tents, they're living under tarps, they're living in just shacks that they constructed out of whatever they could pull together and a lot of people are just stuck at sort of that level. There are some organized camps which are somewhat better in that they're all the same type of tents - they're better tents, they're stronger - but then they were trying to evacuate one of those during this approaching hurricane because it was on a flood plain and there was concerns and that turned into complete chaos as some people wanted to be evacuated, some people felt it was a trick. So things remain incredibly tenuous for people. People feel incredibly vulnerable and there's a sense that things aren't moving forward, that they're just stuck in these camps and it's unclear when they're going to get out." +"Yes, yes." +Good morning. +"Well, the thing that makes Nashville unique is the location of Bridgestone Arena - right in downtown in the middle of everything, next to Broadway where all the neon lights are, all the restaurants, everything. So imagine yourself walking down the street. You see these neon lights. You smell barbecue. You smell all these great foods coming (inaudible). You hear live music as you're walking into the arena. So just that alone helps paint the picture of how you can get excited go into this game. And then after the game, what makes it different, too, you're right there on the streets - all the bars, all the honky-tonks, all the live music, restaurants. During the game, intermissions - it's not just advertisements playing on a Megatron. You have live music. So you have guys like Charles Esten from Nashville playing live music there. Sometimes you'll have people from different major bands, as well. You have country music stars singing the national anthem. It is a totally unique experience in every single way." +"This, until the completion of the investigation of the unfortunate event yesterday in Qana." +"Well, if you read Ted Turner's vision--and he's now really no longer involved in the running of CNN--but if you read what he had to say back when it was launched, he sort of described it as a newspaper of the air. He said, `You know, broadcast networks are really too much like headline wire service copy.' In a sense, that's what much of the time cable news functions as. They give you brief bursts of updates. In fact, MSNBC now every 15 minutes gives you an update of the news. And in between they're trying to figure out ways to keep you watching. So they'll do reported pieces. They'll do a lot of interviews. There are a lot of talk shows. And to be honest, there's a lot of things that we would classify as kind of pulpy, quasi-tabloid, quasi-celebrity news; anything that's sort of waiting for the next great crisis. And when crisis hits, people turn to cable, they particularly turn to CNN. And when crisis abates, they kind of tune it out. They don't need it as much." +And they don't. +Good. +"Well, it's actually very significant. The Hispanic vote in Florida in a primary can be 10 to 12 percent of that vote. And as we saw in the 2004 Republican primary when Mel Martinez won the nomination, a very high turn-out in Miami-Dade where the vote moved in a large direction towards one candidate, it can be very telling and very important to building a vote margin." +"Well, you know, officials say that Rahman was killed last week in Waziristan, Pakistan in this CIA drone strike, and they seem fairly confident that they got him. That said, you know, there are often reports about drone strikes against core al-Qaida leaders and then these guys end up surfacing later. And in fact, that actually happened to Rahman last year. They said he was dead and clearly he wasn't. And he was reported killed this time in a very remote part of Pakistan. So, it's unclear how the U.S. can be so sure they got him. The officials we spoke to seemed pretty confident but they wouldn't say whether they had DNA evidence or something more dispositive like that. Usually, the way we find out definitively is al-Qaida announces it, and that hasn't happened yet." +"That's exactly right. There's deep fear about this crisis spreading to Italy and expanding further. There are reports this morning, Renee, that Italy has agreed to let the International Monetary Fund monitor its economic reform efforts. Italy's prime minister, Silvio Berlusconi, has been under intense pressure to move very quickly on really a broad series of reforms, including very controversial issues, such as privatizing state-run Italian companies, radically reforming the government pension system, labor market changes to make it easier to fire workers. You know, these are all measures that are deeply unpopular at home. And Berlusconi, like his Greek colleague, is under mounting pressure to step down and hand power to an emergency government. Italy's government is in crisis. And really the whole issue of expanding the eurozone's rescue firewall is to try to better protect against the possibility that Italy's troubles will only get worse in coming months." +"Basically, she prayed for the university. She prayed for the students' continued success. She prayed over the losses that we've all experienced. And she prayed basically just for the preservation of our university and for our students to continue to do well." +Thank you. +"Good, thanks." +"Well, I'm fine, of course, it's an awkward position to expect philosophy to answer a question once and for all. I mean if we could answer questions once for all, we would be out of business once we turn the answers in. If I'm to be guide toward good decision making, I fear that many will be, not only frustrated at the end, but confirmed in their suspicion that philosophy's limits are nerve racking." diff --git a/2022/ROUGE/prompt-ROUGE-wordcount.csv b/ROUGE/prompt-ROUGE-wordcount.csv similarity index 99% rename from 2022/ROUGE/prompt-ROUGE-wordcount.csv rename to ROUGE/prompt-ROUGE-wordcount.csv index bfa0f8e..d2b2ab8 100644 --- a/2022/ROUGE/prompt-ROUGE-wordcount.csv +++ b/ROUGE/prompt-ROUGE-wordcount.csv @@ -1,101 +1,101 @@ -Prompt,Word Count -"Yes. Yeah, actually, whenever I get together with friends of mine who don't work for newspapers, I realize how much more fun I have than they do. There are a lot more pressures. I have to worry about budgets. I have to worry about the careers of other people. But the reality is I come into the newsroom every morning with about 10 things that I want to get done in terms of coverage. I can influence coverage of everything from how we write about music, to how we write about Supreme Court nominees, to how we cover the most interesting city in America. That's a blast. You can't complain too much about that.",114 -"To tell you the truth, I started to cry. I was a little disappointed. There's some financial effects, and then there's also just - it's kind of demeaning to be considered basically a second-class citizen. That's how I feel. You know, I pay taxes. I'm a citizen. I'm a grown woman with a partner of 10 years and a 22-month-old child that I've adopted. My partner had the baby. And we're a family with a house, and we're really like a boring couple. And yet, New York state doesn't consider us a family.",93 -"Right. Which, of course, supposes that these are not objective. The funny thing is that the GOP is assuming - as I said - that this will necessarily favor Hillary Clinton. I don't think the Clintons - they've been silent on this, but speaking to their associates, I don't think they make any such assumption at all. And already these projects have also drawn fire from the left, who fear that it could go quite the other way.",78 -"To some extent, China is more able than the United States to set ambitious targets for things like renewable energy. But I would say in the last eight to ten years in the United States, there has been a tremendous amount of path-breaking work going on at the state level, particularly in California. And some of the policies that California has put into place, such as its very ambitious solar energy incentives have become the model for China.",78 -There are so many incredible writers out there on Twitter and so many really compelling firsthand accounts of the big news stories this year that it makes for a really interesting way to recap some of those big events.,39 -"You know, that would be a difficult one to impose and to regulate. I think the strength of the lobbying law is that it is so narrowly defined - covering the most important piece of lobbying, which is contacting Congressmen and covered officials.",43 -"I think it is backfiring on President Trump's critics. When you overshoot the mark and you turn the dial to 11 on every single issue, I think the American public starts to tune you out.",35 -"Thank you, Steve. Nice to be with you.",8 -"I think, frankly, what I get from a lot of them is that my politics are their politics. I'd be the better candidate and I'd be the better governor. But it's really someone else's turn. And I think the problem with that is that the people who need a change, the ones who can't wait, aren't a part of that conversation. The establishment have all the options and all the influence and connections to protect their interests, frankly, no matter who is in power from whatever party. But everybody else, in my view, is the responsibility of the chief executive, and that's the responsibility I'm looking to assume.",108 -Thank you.,2 -"So, it's certainly not a one-man show and if there's one dominant personality, I would say that today it's Omar Suleiman.",21 -"One day, the Brelands were called out to China Lake to the weapons research station out there to do some research with the U.S. Navy's dolphin program, training dolphins to do things like locate submarines or warn of enemy attack, things like that. And this was run by Bob Bailey, who was kind of an animal behaviorist of his own. And he was convinced to come work with the Brelands at the I.Q. Zoo.",74 -"Basically, the town west from Main Street, you could stand on Main Street and look west and see the next town, which is 10 miles away, which you shouldn't be able to do. Things were leveled. It was debris about four feet deep. There was a picture in the, I think, the New York Times or somewhere that showed on top Hiroshima and on the bottom Greensburg. And it was very similar.",72 -"Oh, that's central to it for sure. What we know, of course, is that some of those folks have severe disabilities by virtue of addiction or mental illness or physical or developmental disability. So we've learned they need permanent housing would support services. The old way of attempting to deliver services when a person's on the street or living in a shelter, you can't do it more ineffectively or more expensively than that. And what we're learning is when you provide, actually, stability and a place to live, that housing itself has a therapeutic impact on folk. Those of us who have never been homeless, we take our housing for granted. But for a homeless person, for the first time, they could actually relax. And when a person's relaxed in the setting of stability and security, they're much more amenable to receiving some of those mental health services or addiction services that they might have rejected had they been on the street.",162 -"You know, I think they were, in many cases. And I reported from Iraq from 2006 through 2008. And, Robert, I dug up some of my old stories, and one was from 2006. And General George Casey, the top commander at the time, predicted that in the next year and a half or so, the Iraqi forces would be independent and need very little help from the Americans. Then I found a story from a year later, 2007, and a major report found it would take another 12 to 18 months. So a competent and independent Iraqi military was always just over the horizon.",104 -"Well, one of the biggest changes is accountability, the way people keep track of where their money went and how it's being used. Also social networking, the way people connect with other people who are giving or the organizations themselves. And also just the physical ways that people are donating. People can donate by texting the word kettle to the Salvation Army, a quick $5 donation via your mobile phone. It doesn't really get any easier than that.",78 -"Well, with respect to polls, my guess is 99 percent of Americans have never even heard of this agency, and I would defy you to find a poll otherwise. To some extent, it's hard to judge precisely what they have done. Again, there are very important laws that need to be enforced. I think in some respects, in certain cases, they have, but in other cases, they've really let us down.",71 -Correct. Discovered that we had it.,6 -"I think there is a small connection. It's not the major reason that rates are going up, but I suspect that chairman Greenspan wants to make sure that inflation is well-controlled on the day he walks out of office, both to protect his own legacy and to make life a little easier for his successor, whoever that may be.",59 -"I think it will be. It'll be very disorienting, at first, because - you know, people are used to turning on their computers and seeing a certain something. And in the case of Windows, that certain something for 20 years has been a desktop environment. Now, suddenly, that desktop environment isn't there anymore. There aren't the icons, the folders; the things that we're all used to, in Windows. There are these colorful tiles. And they have to know how to get from those files to the desktop, where they can do their productive work.",94 -"Well, a lot of things have happened in the interim. Two of the prosecutors who were assigned to the case became judges during this period, believe it or not. That's how long it's been, and they had to reconfigure the prosecution team. Phil Spector has had three different sets of lawyers, and now he has Bruce Cutler. And Bruce Cutler was the lawyer in New York who represented John Gotti; he's kind of known as a mob lawyer, a very enthusiastic, very flamboyant lawyer in the courtroom. He'll be something else to watch when you're watching on television.",98 -That's right.,2 -"It's not at all unexpected. If anything, investors and some people in the auto industry had been begging Ford to make this step. General Motors Corp. earlier this year did something quite similar. And it's really the only way Ford can get its workers out of the existing UAW contract in a way that's amenable to the union. They have a contract and if they wanted to fire these workers any other way, they would have to continue paying them.",80 -"Well, I don't change my views regardless of who it is I'm speaking to or working with. I have never made one call or made one office visit on behalf of a client, and I don't intend to because that's not my role. So I don't think there's any conflict at all.",52 -"Most of the tanks are in fact gone now. Most of the tanks that were around the Government House, most of them are gone now. And the presence here today is a lot less than it was two weeks ago in the days immediately following the coup. I think - I think the military feels pretty confident right now. I think they feel like they're in charge, that the bad news that they thought might follow this, that some Thaksin supporters might rise up and say, hey, we're not on board with this thing, that hasn't happened yet. So I think the military is feeling pretty good in fact that a lot of the military has been brought back to barracks, sent back to barracks, I think that's an indication that they're feeling pretty confident.",135 -So we tested that.,4 -"So in Louisiana, they had a practice on the books that meant that felony convictions could happen with a split jury, so 10-2 or 11-1. And voters said, no, we're going to be like the rest of the country, with the exception of Oregon, and we're going to have unanimous juries for felony convictions.",54 -"One person, actually the aide to Ted Kennedy. Now, the reason I got into Ted Kennedy's office is that he has a book coming out on the adventures of his dog, named Splash. Yes.",34 -"Well, as I understand it right now, the vast majority of the money being put up would be public. Private investors might put up as little as 3 percent equity in some of these partnerships. The Treasury would add more equity from the TARP funds it got from Congress - you know, the $700 billion, which is now down to 300 billion after all the injections of capital into the banks. So the private investors don't have a lot of skin in the game. And the purchases of the assets would be further financed by these low-interest loans from the Fed or the FDIC. Those are likely to be called non-recourse loans, which means that the toxic assets lose money after they're purchased. The private investors would lose only the 3 percent of money they put down, or maybe 10 percent, if they invested that much, and the government would lose the rest. So the taxpayers are on the hook. But if the toxic assets rise in value, there's the prospect of big gains for private investors. Now, some people suggest the downside to taxpayers may be small because these toxic assets are undervalued right now and are unlikely to fall much further but have a bigger chance of increasing in value. We'll just have to see.",217 -"We're on the ballot in 11 states, and we have ballot access in another number of states. So we have a total ballot access either as a write-in or appearing on the ballot in 34 to 35 states. By the time we get to Election Day, it will be 43 to 45.",52 -"You know, it's such a fine balance, because what I like to do at first is assess their financial situation. If they have a family and they're pretty much short on cash and they don't have a big income, you know, if they're stirring at a contract from Lithuania or Italy, or wherever that is presenting yourself at $20,000 a month, I have them take a long look at that and say, are you aware of what you could possibly be risking? And more often than not, they always say to me, well, I feel like I belong, and just in my gut, and I want to take that chance. Believe it or not, a handful of my guys have, in fact, turned down big contracts, go on to the D-League, and have gone on to make the league and make good money.",143 -"They are known for a couple of different things. Bob Komer's particularly notable for his work on a grazing settlement between the Bureau of Land Management and a Wyoming rancher. And in that case, that was actually the subject of an Inspector General's report which cited Mr. Komer for pressuring rank and file employees to reach a settlement which was seen as favorable to the rancher in question. And then, Mark McEwen is known more for being a very fierce proponent of property rights and pushing for ranchers and other individuals to have their property rights recognized by the federal government.",101 -Good to talk to you. Thank you very much for having me tonight.,13 -"I think that argument is silly. The harder questions really relate to in addition to trying to negotiate to save some lives, was there more that might have been done to encourage others to flee to Romania, to avoid being ghettoized? Could lives, more lives, have been saved if more emphasis had been put on that? But I don't criticize Kastner for entering into negotiation in the hope of trying to save lives.",73 -It's still totally unreal when I think about it. It feels so weird to be able to just kind of buy things when I want them or need them.,29 -Thank you.,2 -"Car buying, there's been a--it's hard to look at, you know, this momentary flash because of gasoline prices. SUV sales have gone down--I think it's about 15 percent over two years. It's been a fairly steady--I mean, I think it's more leveling off. People are leaving the bigger SUVs, going to crossovers, that sort of thing. It's been a leveling off. It's still going to be a significant part of our market, even though they're in some disfavor right now. Pickup trucks and SUVs and minivans are all called light trucks, and they're going to continue to make up almost half of all the vehicles sold in the country. What auto dealers, at least in New England, have told me is that they're not seeing so much people saying, `Get me out of this SUV, and get me into a Toyota Prius.' They're seeing, `Get me out of this big SUV, and get me into a small SUV,' such as the Ford Escape.",163 -"Yeah, I think that--one of the things I think has happened is that there have been several different movements happening at the same time. But if you'd go onto a Google site and you tried to find--put down May Day or May 1st Immigrant Demonstration, you'll be referred to websites of groups that are, let's say, largely outside the mainstream. I mean, in other words, what you're really seeing, I think, is a battle between a sort of extremist nativist position on the one hand, and…",86 -"The thing that's most likely is that the female actually ovulates over a fairly long period, so all of the embryos are actually at different stages of development. One of the things that's important is the male that mates with the female first has a big advantage, as far as having the embryo that reaches the size where it starts to kill and eat its siblings. And one thing that's very interesting about sand tigers in captivity, when mating is being observed the males actually form a dominance hierarchy. And the dominant male actually guards the female and prevents other males from mating with her. And that might be a strategy to actually ensure that he's the one, the dominant male is the one to fertilize those earliest eggs which are then going to become the cannibals.",137 -Thank you.,2 -"Good morning, Steve.",3 -"Well, you know, Congress created that tax break early last year when foreclosures and short sales, they were just pounding down the housing prices. And, you know, very few people want to buy a house when they can see that the prices are still dropping. So Congress thought it really needed to do something to step in and help. And the idea here was that if taxpayers would just help make housing a little more affordable, young families could buy houses, and that would start to put a floor under prices. So, Realtors predicted that once the prices started to rise on starter homes, the whole market could stabilize and heal itself from the bottom up. And it helped a bit, but it's just not clear at this point that those gains are sustainable. After that tax credit expired at the end of April, the market crashed again. We saw new home sales plunge 33 percent in May, and that's very discouraging. Now, the companies that track real estate say the prices are starting to slide again in a lot of cities.",182 -Right.,1 -"Well, it looks like the rest of the ocean. I mean, the surface of the ocean is disturbed by way of which, which reflect light. So satellites can see it. Only like spy planes and low-flying aircrafts can actually see down into the water. But some fishermen can spot these large agglomerations of debris that the ocean has knitted together. We've picked up one, weighed a couple hundred pounds. It had a toothbrush in it. Even though, it was mostly composed of net and tarps and stuff like that.",89 -This is just a few months in that long path.,10 -"Well, you know, I reviewed for years myself and then I still do occasionally, and you can kind of get into the habit of destroying things. It's much more interesting and much more difficult to try and show why good things are good. You know, there's a thrill to kind of trying to destroy something, and David feels it.",59 -Thanks for having me.,4 -Cool.,1 -"There'll be - well, it's about an 18-minute mile pace, which is a very slow run, but a pretty decent pace when you're walking, especially for 26 miles.",28 -"…including our colleagues in Malaysia and Singapore. We're getting rather close to Thailand. They're not sure quite how far it went. But this dispatch said things about the Thai foreign minister, questioning his sanity. It was really not the sort of material that you would want to see distributed that widely. The tradition was eventually brought to a halt in 2006 after a very funny valedictory dispatch from our ambassador to Rome, Sir Ivor Roberts.",75 -"So what you might expect are some short-term disruptions. But long-term, these things tend to fix themselves surprisingly quickly.",19 -"Well, that's a good question. They weren't teaching very much. They were exposing their students to a little bit of anatomical dissection and maybe a little bit of physiology lab. And some of the conditions that he found were truly atrocious. And his main criticisms were that they had very poor clinical education, very poor clinical facilities. And what Flexner wanted to do was to have students understand where the knowledge came from and how it was derived, not mainly to learn memorization of facts given in a lecture.",89 -"Yes. I mean, I think we didn't really have a clear conception of what we would find. So most of the previous studies of recent selection in humans have focused on just a handful of genes where there was some prior biological expectation that these might be targets of selection. So one of these, for example, is the lactase gene that's responsible for metabolizing milk in some populations, including Europeans. And our approach is different, because it really allowed us to scan the whole genome in sort of an unbiased way and try to get a sense of what kinds of biological processes are evolving and how much evolution is going on over this very recent time scale.",118 -"I was actually more irritated with myself. It was getting windy and a storm front was coming in. And so I was looking for somewhere to get out of the wind. And then I found a big pine tree and just started pulling in needles. And then I saw some willow trees, and so I started cutting branches and then basically just tried to cover up. I was wet from going in and out of streams so I stayed awake all night, as I did for the next four nights.",90 -Thank you. Glad to be with you.,7 -We do not have enough attorneys. We need more.,9 -"Oh, they've got quite a few boats done got broke loose and went elsewhere. I don't see none (unintelligible) yet. But a lot of ropes got popped. And it was - I'm glad that that's all what happened around here, because it could be a lot worse. And it's not over yet. We're still experiencing a lot of water on the outside. You know, these levees are holding it back, but I don't trust the levees.",76 -"Well, I think that's part of it and what John has said is that that's one of a lot of reasons why he left the paper. I think it would be a mistake to assume that John left in protest. John and I are very close. We talk probably more than we talk to each other's wives. And I can tell you, it's not the only reason he left. He left because he's been running newspapers--this is his third newspaper--he's been running newspapers for more than two decades, and I think he wanted to do something different. I feel that the two of us have spent--we've been partners for the last five years. I know all of the things we've assembled. I know what has to be protected. I don't think of it as much of a firestorm as other people do. Maybe I'm kidding myself, but that's not the way I see it.",154 -"Well, it hasn't been that long ago that people - also high-level members of ISIS or the Islamic State had access to Turkey and were treated at Turkish hospitals. So we know, for example, of about one high-level ISIS fighter who was there just six months ago.",47 -"A lot of them come from West Africa, but they really come from across sub-Saharan Africa. We talked to people from Liberia, from Burkina Faso, from Senegal, from the Gambia. It really was a huge range of people from across West Africa.",42 -"Hello, Alex. It's nice to be here.",7 -Thanks for having me.,4 -"Remember; there have been news reports for a few days now that three Trump campaign advisers or aides met with an FBI asset in the course of the campaign. People close to the investigation say that was because the FBI didn't want word to get out that Trump or the Trump campaign was under investigation for possible collusion with Russians in the course of 2016. So as opposed to calling those aides in and interviewing them quite publicly or taking other steps, they sent an informant in to talk to those folks. Now, this is a counterintelligence investigation, not just a criminal one. And in counterintelligence investigations, the FBI and other government agencies often use these kinds of informants to go in and gather information secretly often to protect the privacy of people who are being investigated. And, Don, these require very high-level approvals at Justice and the FBI. They're not just something one guy can do.",157 -"Well, being a porter on Everest is probably the best job going ,if you're a Sherpa in the Khumbu region and you want to stay and work where you live. You can make between $2- and $6,000 in a climbing season. You know, this is in a country where the median income is still around $550 or $600 a year. So the guys who are strong enough and fit enough to do this work make enough money to support not only their own families, but much of their extended families.",90 -"Hi, Madeleine.",2 -"The other man, Majed Hameed--who worked for us and also for Al-Arabiya television, was detained--and it seems he was detained because sometime earlier there'd been some vague allegations made by unknown third parties. But again, we never had any specific information about why he seemed to have attracted some suspicion.",50 -"Well, John, it comes in at about $300 billion over the five-year length of the farm bill - big chunk of change, lots of money.",25 -"Well, that's been a serious issue raised by the mayor here. He feels that the money that he wants from the central government in Baghdad for reconstruction efforts has not flowed as freely as he had hoped. And if you drive around the city, you can see the evidence that mortars fell like rain here just a few months ago. There are many, many crumbled buildings, buildings that need to be rebuilt. The mayor says he's waiting for $33 million to come in that was promised to him by the Baghdad government that he has yet to see. So it's quite obvious that it's a city that seen a lot of bloodshed in the past, and hopefully what we've seen this weekend and early this week is not the start of a new trend here.",135 -"That's right, yes, absolutely. It's a malignant form of cancer.",10 -"No, I don't get that far. I type in Falun Gong at Yahoo.com and a little pop-up comes up saying, Alert, the document contains no data.",26 -"You expect a machine like this to have problems, you know, growing pains as you get it to work operationally.",20 -"Yeah, we do. I think over the last 20 years we've taken in a huge number of people into the city. We have 50 different religions in the city. I mean, I'm sure that's the case of many other cities as well, but we've become a very diverse city, and that's enriched our culture.",54 -"Some of these boats, in particular, are in bad shape. And some of the men, in particular, are in bad shape. They have running sores. They have bedbug outbreaks. And some people are very afraid of their captains.",38 -That's...,1 -"Yeah. Twenty-five percent more, yes.",5 -"Not yet. He says he plans to fight the ruling. SCA is based in Dallas, and it's gone to state district court in Dallas to ask that the arbitration award be turned into a final judgment. If that happens within the next 30 to 60 days, then SCA can collect the money. If he still refuses, the company can seize money from bank account, stocks, cash, jewelry, his vacation home in Hawaii even.",73 -"Ultimately, I think baby steps. One, just creating a coalition that is biblically based but also shares the compassion that Jesus displayed in the Scriptures, an individual who cares for the poor, who's concerned for the outcast and the marginalized but, at the same time, doesn't compromise his divinity in order to show compassion. I think what we often are asked to do is to make those things mutually exclusive.",70 -"Oh, absolutely. Interestingly enough, you know, two of the safest cities in the United States are San Diego and El Paso, which are both border towns. In the '90s, you know, it was kind of chaotic along the San Diego border. Significant progress was made and it's now one of the more secure border crossing points that we have. And you've seen, I think, a lot of this violence and this illegal activity now moving to Arizona. So there are certainly some things that could be learned and I think Arizona can gain some additional measures.",96 -"Well, it's a good question. I mean, it does get to - are we giving people the kind of news that matters to them? Obviously, a lot of this conversation gets tangled up quite quickly in national politics and Trump and the election. And I don't think the Daily News story is about that. But one of the things I think we learned in that conversation is that a lot of the journalism that a lot of journalists were doing, which is about the sort of horse race of politics or the sort of process of politics wasn't really what people wanted to read. I mean, they wanted to read about taxes. They wanted to read about health care. They wanted to read about school policy. And those stories weren't being done. So I think there's some fault in a very broad way in terms of what people are writing about. But this is the case that we now have to engage in.",163 -"So certainly the longer this goes on, the greater the concerns that it could drag in more tribes and more men into this conflict and spread beyond that northern district of Hassiba(ph). There have been attempts at tribal mediation, which went rather wrong. Yesterday when the house of Sadek al-Ahmar, where the mediation was going on, came under attack and mortar fire left several of those tribal mediators - and they were prominent sheiks - injured, and reports that even that some of them have been killed.",87 -"Twenty years ago, when I was a young professor about to teach a course on African-American fiction, I set about to find a forgotten or undiscovered classic by a woman writer. I wanted a book that would hold its own against such urban classics as ""Invisible Man"" or ""Native Son,"" an older book that would complement the newer works by Toni Morrison and Alice Walker or the recently republished novels of Zora Neale Hurston. What I discovered was Ann Petry's magnificent 1946 novel ""The Street"". Described by some as an urban ""To Kill a Mockingbird,"" minus any redemption and hope, ""The Street"" tells the story of Lutie Johnson and her 8-year-old son during the last years of the Second World War. Lutie is a young, hard-working single mother in urban America trying to get ahead in a world that ignores and exploits her. I saw her struggles and determination as both inspiring and doomed. In striving to provide for her son's future, she often ignored his immediate needs and fears. This book shook me so much that whenever I taught it in class, later that night I would slip into my sleeping sons' bedrooms to watch them and make silent promises. Even now, whenever I finish it, I calculate how old the main character's son would be and wonder what sort of life he had. I care deeply about these characters. They are real to me. This book creates a lot of discussion, often uncomfortable, in my literature classes. It makes us confront difficult questions about race and class. Who has access to the American Dream? Why do some characters make it but Lutie doesn't? Petry wants her readers to see the two sides of America, the gleaming and moneyed suburbs, where she herself was raised, and the struggles of black women in Harlem where she moved after her marriage. ""The Street"" is a book that raises passion in readers, and in me. It is as relevant today as when it was written in the 1940s. Particularly now, with the upcoming presidential election, it makes us think about what it was like to be a single mother raising a black son to believe he was worthy of all the best this country can offer. I can't think of a better place to start a national discussion about the audacity of hope than with this undiscovered classic, as fresh and moving now as the day it was published.",407 -Thank you very much.,4 -Hi.,1 -"There were 9,000 people. I've never seen so many bikes in one location. Just phenomenal.",15 -"Well, it was helpful to me, and I had even more fun writing ""Heat"" than I had writing ""Cold.""",19 -"Things have improved since the first early weeks when people didn't have toilets, when there wasn't any water. But things haven't significantly improved in recent months. Things are pretty much at a plateau. People are living in tents, they're living under tarps, they're living in just shacks that they constructed out of whatever they could pull together and a lot of people are just stuck at sort of that level. There are some organized camps which are somewhat better in that they're all the same type of tents - they're better tents, they're stronger - but then they were trying to evacuate one of those during this approaching hurricane because it was on a flood plain and there was concerns and that turned into complete chaos as some people wanted to be evacuated, some people felt it was a trick. So things remain incredibly tenuous for people. People feel incredibly vulnerable and there's a sense that things aren't moving forward, that they're just stuck in these camps and it's unclear when they're going to get out.",176 -"Yes, yes.",2 -Good morning.,2 -"Well, the thing that makes Nashville unique is the location of Bridgestone Arena - right in downtown in the middle of everything, next to Broadway where all the neon lights are, all the restaurants, everything. So imagine yourself walking down the street. You see these neon lights. You smell barbecue. You smell all these great foods coming (inaudible). You hear live music as you're walking into the arena. So just that alone helps paint the picture of how you can get excited go into this game. And then after the game, what makes it different, too, you're right there on the streets - all the bars, all the honky-tonks, all the live music, restaurants. During the game, intermissions - it's not just advertisements playing on a Megatron. You have live music. So you have guys like Charles Esten from Nashville playing live music there. Sometimes you'll have people from different major bands, as well. You have country music stars singing the national anthem. It is a totally unique experience in every single way.",173 -"This, until the completion of the investigation of the unfortunate event yesterday in Qana.",14 -"Well, if you read Ted Turner's vision--and he's now really no longer involved in the running of CNN--but if you read what he had to say back when it was launched, he sort of described it as a newspaper of the air. He said, `You know, broadcast networks are really too much like headline wire service copy.' In a sense, that's what much of the time cable news functions as. They give you brief bursts of updates. In fact, MSNBC now every 15 minutes gives you an update of the news. And in between they're trying to figure out ways to keep you watching. So they'll do reported pieces. They'll do a lot of interviews. There are a lot of talk shows. And to be honest, there's a lot of things that we would classify as kind of pulpy, quasi-tabloid, quasi-celebrity news; anything that's sort of waiting for the next great crisis. And when crisis hits, people turn to cable, they particularly turn to CNN. And when crisis abates, they kind of tune it out. They don't need it as much.",181 -And they don't.,3 -Good.,1 -"Well, it's actually very significant. The Hispanic vote in Florida in a primary can be 10 to 12 percent of that vote. And as we saw in the 2004 Republican primary when Mel Martinez won the nomination, a very high turn-out in Miami-Dade where the vote moved in a large direction towards one candidate, it can be very telling and very important to building a vote margin.",67 -"Well, you know, officials say that Rahman was killed last week in Waziristan, Pakistan in this CIA drone strike, and they seem fairly confident that they got him. That said, you know, there are often reports about drone strikes against core al-Qaida leaders and then these guys end up surfacing later. And in fact, that actually happened to Rahman last year. They said he was dead and clearly he wasn't. And he was reported killed this time in a very remote part of Pakistan. So, it's unclear how the U.S. can be so sure they got him. The officials we spoke to seemed pretty confident but they wouldn't say whether they had DNA evidence or something more dispositive like that. Usually, the way we find out definitively is al-Qaida announces it, and that hasn't happened yet.",136 -"That's exactly right. There's deep fear about this crisis spreading to Italy and expanding further. There are reports this morning, Renee, that Italy has agreed to let the International Monetary Fund monitor its economic reform efforts. Italy's prime minister, Silvio Berlusconi, has been under intense pressure to move very quickly on really a broad series of reforms, including very controversial issues, such as privatizing state-run Italian companies, radically reforming the government pension system, labor market changes to make it easier to fire workers. You know, these are all measures that are deeply unpopular at home. And Berlusconi, like his Greek colleague, is under mounting pressure to step down and hand power to an emergency government. Italy's government is in crisis. And really the whole issue of expanding the eurozone's rescue firewall is to try to better protect against the possibility that Italy's troubles will only get worse in coming months.",150 -"Basically, she prayed for the university. She prayed for the students' continued success. She prayed over the losses that we've all experienced. And she prayed basically just for the preservation of our university and for our students to continue to do well.",42 -Thank you.,2 -"Good, thanks.",2 -"Well, I'm fine, of course, it's an awkward position to expect philosophy to answer a question once and for all. I mean if we could answer questions once for all, we would be out of business once we turn the answers in. If I'm to be guide toward good decision making, I fear that many will be, not only frustrated at the end, but confirmed in their suspicion that philosophy's limits are nerve racking.",74 +Prompt,Word Count +"Yes. Yeah, actually, whenever I get together with friends of mine who don't work for newspapers, I realize how much more fun I have than they do. There are a lot more pressures. I have to worry about budgets. I have to worry about the careers of other people. But the reality is I come into the newsroom every morning with about 10 things that I want to get done in terms of coverage. I can influence coverage of everything from how we write about music, to how we write about Supreme Court nominees, to how we cover the most interesting city in America. That's a blast. You can't complain too much about that.",114 +"To tell you the truth, I started to cry. I was a little disappointed. There's some financial effects, and then there's also just - it's kind of demeaning to be considered basically a second-class citizen. That's how I feel. You know, I pay taxes. I'm a citizen. I'm a grown woman with a partner of 10 years and a 22-month-old child that I've adopted. My partner had the baby. And we're a family with a house, and we're really like a boring couple. And yet, New York state doesn't consider us a family.",93 +"Right. Which, of course, supposes that these are not objective. The funny thing is that the GOP is assuming - as I said - that this will necessarily favor Hillary Clinton. I don't think the Clintons - they've been silent on this, but speaking to their associates, I don't think they make any such assumption at all. And already these projects have also drawn fire from the left, who fear that it could go quite the other way.",78 +"To some extent, China is more able than the United States to set ambitious targets for things like renewable energy. But I would say in the last eight to ten years in the United States, there has been a tremendous amount of path-breaking work going on at the state level, particularly in California. And some of the policies that California has put into place, such as its very ambitious solar energy incentives have become the model for China.",78 +There are so many incredible writers out there on Twitter and so many really compelling firsthand accounts of the big news stories this year that it makes for a really interesting way to recap some of those big events.,39 +"You know, that would be a difficult one to impose and to regulate. I think the strength of the lobbying law is that it is so narrowly defined - covering the most important piece of lobbying, which is contacting Congressmen and covered officials.",43 +"I think it is backfiring on President Trump's critics. When you overshoot the mark and you turn the dial to 11 on every single issue, I think the American public starts to tune you out.",35 +"Thank you, Steve. Nice to be with you.",8 +"I think, frankly, what I get from a lot of them is that my politics are their politics. I'd be the better candidate and I'd be the better governor. But it's really someone else's turn. And I think the problem with that is that the people who need a change, the ones who can't wait, aren't a part of that conversation. The establishment have all the options and all the influence and connections to protect their interests, frankly, no matter who is in power from whatever party. But everybody else, in my view, is the responsibility of the chief executive, and that's the responsibility I'm looking to assume.",108 +Thank you.,2 +"So, it's certainly not a one-man show and if there's one dominant personality, I would say that today it's Omar Suleiman.",21 +"One day, the Brelands were called out to China Lake to the weapons research station out there to do some research with the U.S. Navy's dolphin program, training dolphins to do things like locate submarines or warn of enemy attack, things like that. And this was run by Bob Bailey, who was kind of an animal behaviorist of his own. And he was convinced to come work with the Brelands at the I.Q. Zoo.",74 +"Basically, the town west from Main Street, you could stand on Main Street and look west and see the next town, which is 10 miles away, which you shouldn't be able to do. Things were leveled. It was debris about four feet deep. There was a picture in the, I think, the New York Times or somewhere that showed on top Hiroshima and on the bottom Greensburg. And it was very similar.",72 +"Oh, that's central to it for sure. What we know, of course, is that some of those folks have severe disabilities by virtue of addiction or mental illness or physical or developmental disability. So we've learned they need permanent housing would support services. The old way of attempting to deliver services when a person's on the street or living in a shelter, you can't do it more ineffectively or more expensively than that. And what we're learning is when you provide, actually, stability and a place to live, that housing itself has a therapeutic impact on folk. Those of us who have never been homeless, we take our housing for granted. But for a homeless person, for the first time, they could actually relax. And when a person's relaxed in the setting of stability and security, they're much more amenable to receiving some of those mental health services or addiction services that they might have rejected had they been on the street.",162 +"You know, I think they were, in many cases. And I reported from Iraq from 2006 through 2008. And, Robert, I dug up some of my old stories, and one was from 2006. And General George Casey, the top commander at the time, predicted that in the next year and a half or so, the Iraqi forces would be independent and need very little help from the Americans. Then I found a story from a year later, 2007, and a major report found it would take another 12 to 18 months. So a competent and independent Iraqi military was always just over the horizon.",104 +"Well, one of the biggest changes is accountability, the way people keep track of where their money went and how it's being used. Also social networking, the way people connect with other people who are giving or the organizations themselves. And also just the physical ways that people are donating. People can donate by texting the word kettle to the Salvation Army, a quick $5 donation via your mobile phone. It doesn't really get any easier than that.",78 +"Well, with respect to polls, my guess is 99 percent of Americans have never even heard of this agency, and I would defy you to find a poll otherwise. To some extent, it's hard to judge precisely what they have done. Again, there are very important laws that need to be enforced. I think in some respects, in certain cases, they have, but in other cases, they've really let us down.",71 +Correct. Discovered that we had it.,6 +"I think there is a small connection. It's not the major reason that rates are going up, but I suspect that chairman Greenspan wants to make sure that inflation is well-controlled on the day he walks out of office, both to protect his own legacy and to make life a little easier for his successor, whoever that may be.",59 +"I think it will be. It'll be very disorienting, at first, because - you know, people are used to turning on their computers and seeing a certain something. And in the case of Windows, that certain something for 20 years has been a desktop environment. Now, suddenly, that desktop environment isn't there anymore. There aren't the icons, the folders; the things that we're all used to, in Windows. There are these colorful tiles. And they have to know how to get from those files to the desktop, where they can do their productive work.",94 +"Well, a lot of things have happened in the interim. Two of the prosecutors who were assigned to the case became judges during this period, believe it or not. That's how long it's been, and they had to reconfigure the prosecution team. Phil Spector has had three different sets of lawyers, and now he has Bruce Cutler. And Bruce Cutler was the lawyer in New York who represented John Gotti; he's kind of known as a mob lawyer, a very enthusiastic, very flamboyant lawyer in the courtroom. He'll be something else to watch when you're watching on television.",98 +That's right.,2 +"It's not at all unexpected. If anything, investors and some people in the auto industry had been begging Ford to make this step. General Motors Corp. earlier this year did something quite similar. And it's really the only way Ford can get its workers out of the existing UAW contract in a way that's amenable to the union. They have a contract and if they wanted to fire these workers any other way, they would have to continue paying them.",80 +"Well, I don't change my views regardless of who it is I'm speaking to or working with. I have never made one call or made one office visit on behalf of a client, and I don't intend to because that's not my role. So I don't think there's any conflict at all.",52 +"Most of the tanks are in fact gone now. Most of the tanks that were around the Government House, most of them are gone now. And the presence here today is a lot less than it was two weeks ago in the days immediately following the coup. I think - I think the military feels pretty confident right now. I think they feel like they're in charge, that the bad news that they thought might follow this, that some Thaksin supporters might rise up and say, hey, we're not on board with this thing, that hasn't happened yet. So I think the military is feeling pretty good in fact that a lot of the military has been brought back to barracks, sent back to barracks, I think that's an indication that they're feeling pretty confident.",135 +So we tested that.,4 +"So in Louisiana, they had a practice on the books that meant that felony convictions could happen with a split jury, so 10-2 or 11-1. And voters said, no, we're going to be like the rest of the country, with the exception of Oregon, and we're going to have unanimous juries for felony convictions.",54 +"One person, actually the aide to Ted Kennedy. Now, the reason I got into Ted Kennedy's office is that he has a book coming out on the adventures of his dog, named Splash. Yes.",34 +"Well, as I understand it right now, the vast majority of the money being put up would be public. Private investors might put up as little as 3 percent equity in some of these partnerships. The Treasury would add more equity from the TARP funds it got from Congress - you know, the $700 billion, which is now down to 300 billion after all the injections of capital into the banks. So the private investors don't have a lot of skin in the game. And the purchases of the assets would be further financed by these low-interest loans from the Fed or the FDIC. Those are likely to be called non-recourse loans, which means that the toxic assets lose money after they're purchased. The private investors would lose only the 3 percent of money they put down, or maybe 10 percent, if they invested that much, and the government would lose the rest. So the taxpayers are on the hook. But if the toxic assets rise in value, there's the prospect of big gains for private investors. Now, some people suggest the downside to taxpayers may be small because these toxic assets are undervalued right now and are unlikely to fall much further but have a bigger chance of increasing in value. We'll just have to see.",217 +"We're on the ballot in 11 states, and we have ballot access in another number of states. So we have a total ballot access either as a write-in or appearing on the ballot in 34 to 35 states. By the time we get to Election Day, it will be 43 to 45.",52 +"You know, it's such a fine balance, because what I like to do at first is assess their financial situation. If they have a family and they're pretty much short on cash and they don't have a big income, you know, if they're stirring at a contract from Lithuania or Italy, or wherever that is presenting yourself at $20,000 a month, I have them take a long look at that and say, are you aware of what you could possibly be risking? And more often than not, they always say to me, well, I feel like I belong, and just in my gut, and I want to take that chance. Believe it or not, a handful of my guys have, in fact, turned down big contracts, go on to the D-League, and have gone on to make the league and make good money.",143 +"They are known for a couple of different things. Bob Komer's particularly notable for his work on a grazing settlement between the Bureau of Land Management and a Wyoming rancher. And in that case, that was actually the subject of an Inspector General's report which cited Mr. Komer for pressuring rank and file employees to reach a settlement which was seen as favorable to the rancher in question. And then, Mark McEwen is known more for being a very fierce proponent of property rights and pushing for ranchers and other individuals to have their property rights recognized by the federal government.",101 +Good to talk to you. Thank you very much for having me tonight.,13 +"I think that argument is silly. The harder questions really relate to in addition to trying to negotiate to save some lives, was there more that might have been done to encourage others to flee to Romania, to avoid being ghettoized? Could lives, more lives, have been saved if more emphasis had been put on that? But I don't criticize Kastner for entering into negotiation in the hope of trying to save lives.",73 +It's still totally unreal when I think about it. It feels so weird to be able to just kind of buy things when I want them or need them.,29 +Thank you.,2 +"Car buying, there's been a--it's hard to look at, you know, this momentary flash because of gasoline prices. SUV sales have gone down--I think it's about 15 percent over two years. It's been a fairly steady--I mean, I think it's more leveling off. People are leaving the bigger SUVs, going to crossovers, that sort of thing. It's been a leveling off. It's still going to be a significant part of our market, even though they're in some disfavor right now. Pickup trucks and SUVs and minivans are all called light trucks, and they're going to continue to make up almost half of all the vehicles sold in the country. What auto dealers, at least in New England, have told me is that they're not seeing so much people saying, `Get me out of this SUV, and get me into a Toyota Prius.' They're seeing, `Get me out of this big SUV, and get me into a small SUV,' such as the Ford Escape.",163 +"Yeah, I think that--one of the things I think has happened is that there have been several different movements happening at the same time. But if you'd go onto a Google site and you tried to find--put down May Day or May 1st Immigrant Demonstration, you'll be referred to websites of groups that are, let's say, largely outside the mainstream. I mean, in other words, what you're really seeing, I think, is a battle between a sort of extremist nativist position on the one hand, and…",86 +"The thing that's most likely is that the female actually ovulates over a fairly long period, so all of the embryos are actually at different stages of development. One of the things that's important is the male that mates with the female first has a big advantage, as far as having the embryo that reaches the size where it starts to kill and eat its siblings. And one thing that's very interesting about sand tigers in captivity, when mating is being observed the males actually form a dominance hierarchy. And the dominant male actually guards the female and prevents other males from mating with her. And that might be a strategy to actually ensure that he's the one, the dominant male is the one to fertilize those earliest eggs which are then going to become the cannibals.",137 +Thank you.,2 +"Good morning, Steve.",3 +"Well, you know, Congress created that tax break early last year when foreclosures and short sales, they were just pounding down the housing prices. And, you know, very few people want to buy a house when they can see that the prices are still dropping. So Congress thought it really needed to do something to step in and help. And the idea here was that if taxpayers would just help make housing a little more affordable, young families could buy houses, and that would start to put a floor under prices. So, Realtors predicted that once the prices started to rise on starter homes, the whole market could stabilize and heal itself from the bottom up. And it helped a bit, but it's just not clear at this point that those gains are sustainable. After that tax credit expired at the end of April, the market crashed again. We saw new home sales plunge 33 percent in May, and that's very discouraging. Now, the companies that track real estate say the prices are starting to slide again in a lot of cities.",182 +Right.,1 +"Well, it looks like the rest of the ocean. I mean, the surface of the ocean is disturbed by way of which, which reflect light. So satellites can see it. Only like spy planes and low-flying aircrafts can actually see down into the water. But some fishermen can spot these large agglomerations of debris that the ocean has knitted together. We've picked up one, weighed a couple hundred pounds. It had a toothbrush in it. Even though, it was mostly composed of net and tarps and stuff like that.",89 +This is just a few months in that long path.,10 +"Well, you know, I reviewed for years myself and then I still do occasionally, and you can kind of get into the habit of destroying things. It's much more interesting and much more difficult to try and show why good things are good. You know, there's a thrill to kind of trying to destroy something, and David feels it.",59 +Thanks for having me.,4 +Cool.,1 +"There'll be - well, it's about an 18-minute mile pace, which is a very slow run, but a pretty decent pace when you're walking, especially for 26 miles.",28 +"…including our colleagues in Malaysia and Singapore. We're getting rather close to Thailand. They're not sure quite how far it went. But this dispatch said things about the Thai foreign minister, questioning his sanity. It was really not the sort of material that you would want to see distributed that widely. The tradition was eventually brought to a halt in 2006 after a very funny valedictory dispatch from our ambassador to Rome, Sir Ivor Roberts.",75 +"So what you might expect are some short-term disruptions. But long-term, these things tend to fix themselves surprisingly quickly.",19 +"Well, that's a good question. They weren't teaching very much. They were exposing their students to a little bit of anatomical dissection and maybe a little bit of physiology lab. And some of the conditions that he found were truly atrocious. And his main criticisms were that they had very poor clinical education, very poor clinical facilities. And what Flexner wanted to do was to have students understand where the knowledge came from and how it was derived, not mainly to learn memorization of facts given in a lecture.",89 +"Yes. I mean, I think we didn't really have a clear conception of what we would find. So most of the previous studies of recent selection in humans have focused on just a handful of genes where there was some prior biological expectation that these might be targets of selection. So one of these, for example, is the lactase gene that's responsible for metabolizing milk in some populations, including Europeans. And our approach is different, because it really allowed us to scan the whole genome in sort of an unbiased way and try to get a sense of what kinds of biological processes are evolving and how much evolution is going on over this very recent time scale.",118 +"I was actually more irritated with myself. It was getting windy and a storm front was coming in. And so I was looking for somewhere to get out of the wind. And then I found a big pine tree and just started pulling in needles. And then I saw some willow trees, and so I started cutting branches and then basically just tried to cover up. I was wet from going in and out of streams so I stayed awake all night, as I did for the next four nights.",90 +Thank you. Glad to be with you.,7 +We do not have enough attorneys. We need more.,9 +"Oh, they've got quite a few boats done got broke loose and went elsewhere. I don't see none (unintelligible) yet. But a lot of ropes got popped. And it was - I'm glad that that's all what happened around here, because it could be a lot worse. And it's not over yet. We're still experiencing a lot of water on the outside. You know, these levees are holding it back, but I don't trust the levees.",76 +"Well, I think that's part of it and what John has said is that that's one of a lot of reasons why he left the paper. I think it would be a mistake to assume that John left in protest. John and I are very close. We talk probably more than we talk to each other's wives. And I can tell you, it's not the only reason he left. He left because he's been running newspapers--this is his third newspaper--he's been running newspapers for more than two decades, and I think he wanted to do something different. I feel that the two of us have spent--we've been partners for the last five years. I know all of the things we've assembled. I know what has to be protected. I don't think of it as much of a firestorm as other people do. Maybe I'm kidding myself, but that's not the way I see it.",154 +"Well, it hasn't been that long ago that people - also high-level members of ISIS or the Islamic State had access to Turkey and were treated at Turkish hospitals. So we know, for example, of about one high-level ISIS fighter who was there just six months ago.",47 +"A lot of them come from West Africa, but they really come from across sub-Saharan Africa. We talked to people from Liberia, from Burkina Faso, from Senegal, from the Gambia. It really was a huge range of people from across West Africa.",42 +"Hello, Alex. It's nice to be here.",7 +Thanks for having me.,4 +"Remember; there have been news reports for a few days now that three Trump campaign advisers or aides met with an FBI asset in the course of the campaign. People close to the investigation say that was because the FBI didn't want word to get out that Trump or the Trump campaign was under investigation for possible collusion with Russians in the course of 2016. So as opposed to calling those aides in and interviewing them quite publicly or taking other steps, they sent an informant in to talk to those folks. Now, this is a counterintelligence investigation, not just a criminal one. And in counterintelligence investigations, the FBI and other government agencies often use these kinds of informants to go in and gather information secretly often to protect the privacy of people who are being investigated. And, Don, these require very high-level approvals at Justice and the FBI. They're not just something one guy can do.",157 +"Well, being a porter on Everest is probably the best job going ,if you're a Sherpa in the Khumbu region and you want to stay and work where you live. You can make between $2- and $6,000 in a climbing season. You know, this is in a country where the median income is still around $550 or $600 a year. So the guys who are strong enough and fit enough to do this work make enough money to support not only their own families, but much of their extended families.",90 +"Hi, Madeleine.",2 +"The other man, Majed Hameed--who worked for us and also for Al-Arabiya television, was detained--and it seems he was detained because sometime earlier there'd been some vague allegations made by unknown third parties. But again, we never had any specific information about why he seemed to have attracted some suspicion.",50 +"Well, John, it comes in at about $300 billion over the five-year length of the farm bill - big chunk of change, lots of money.",25 +"Well, that's been a serious issue raised by the mayor here. He feels that the money that he wants from the central government in Baghdad for reconstruction efforts has not flowed as freely as he had hoped. And if you drive around the city, you can see the evidence that mortars fell like rain here just a few months ago. There are many, many crumbled buildings, buildings that need to be rebuilt. The mayor says he's waiting for $33 million to come in that was promised to him by the Baghdad government that he has yet to see. So it's quite obvious that it's a city that seen a lot of bloodshed in the past, and hopefully what we've seen this weekend and early this week is not the start of a new trend here.",135 +"That's right, yes, absolutely. It's a malignant form of cancer.",10 +"No, I don't get that far. I type in Falun Gong at Yahoo.com and a little pop-up comes up saying, Alert, the document contains no data.",26 +"You expect a machine like this to have problems, you know, growing pains as you get it to work operationally.",20 +"Yeah, we do. I think over the last 20 years we've taken in a huge number of people into the city. We have 50 different religions in the city. I mean, I'm sure that's the case of many other cities as well, but we've become a very diverse city, and that's enriched our culture.",54 +"Some of these boats, in particular, are in bad shape. And some of the men, in particular, are in bad shape. They have running sores. They have bedbug outbreaks. And some people are very afraid of their captains.",38 +That's...,1 +"Yeah. Twenty-five percent more, yes.",5 +"Not yet. He says he plans to fight the ruling. SCA is based in Dallas, and it's gone to state district court in Dallas to ask that the arbitration award be turned into a final judgment. If that happens within the next 30 to 60 days, then SCA can collect the money. If he still refuses, the company can seize money from bank account, stocks, cash, jewelry, his vacation home in Hawaii even.",73 +"Ultimately, I think baby steps. One, just creating a coalition that is biblically based but also shares the compassion that Jesus displayed in the Scriptures, an individual who cares for the poor, who's concerned for the outcast and the marginalized but, at the same time, doesn't compromise his divinity in order to show compassion. I think what we often are asked to do is to make those things mutually exclusive.",70 +"Oh, absolutely. Interestingly enough, you know, two of the safest cities in the United States are San Diego and El Paso, which are both border towns. In the '90s, you know, it was kind of chaotic along the San Diego border. Significant progress was made and it's now one of the more secure border crossing points that we have. And you've seen, I think, a lot of this violence and this illegal activity now moving to Arizona. So there are certainly some things that could be learned and I think Arizona can gain some additional measures.",96 +"Well, it's a good question. I mean, it does get to - are we giving people the kind of news that matters to them? Obviously, a lot of this conversation gets tangled up quite quickly in national politics and Trump and the election. And I don't think the Daily News story is about that. But one of the things I think we learned in that conversation is that a lot of the journalism that a lot of journalists were doing, which is about the sort of horse race of politics or the sort of process of politics wasn't really what people wanted to read. I mean, they wanted to read about taxes. They wanted to read about health care. They wanted to read about school policy. And those stories weren't being done. So I think there's some fault in a very broad way in terms of what people are writing about. But this is the case that we now have to engage in.",163 +"So certainly the longer this goes on, the greater the concerns that it could drag in more tribes and more men into this conflict and spread beyond that northern district of Hassiba(ph). There have been attempts at tribal mediation, which went rather wrong. Yesterday when the house of Sadek al-Ahmar, where the mediation was going on, came under attack and mortar fire left several of those tribal mediators - and they were prominent sheiks - injured, and reports that even that some of them have been killed.",87 +"Twenty years ago, when I was a young professor about to teach a course on African-American fiction, I set about to find a forgotten or undiscovered classic by a woman writer. I wanted a book that would hold its own against such urban classics as ""Invisible Man"" or ""Native Son,"" an older book that would complement the newer works by Toni Morrison and Alice Walker or the recently republished novels of Zora Neale Hurston. What I discovered was Ann Petry's magnificent 1946 novel ""The Street"". Described by some as an urban ""To Kill a Mockingbird,"" minus any redemption and hope, ""The Street"" tells the story of Lutie Johnson and her 8-year-old son during the last years of the Second World War. Lutie is a young, hard-working single mother in urban America trying to get ahead in a world that ignores and exploits her. I saw her struggles and determination as both inspiring and doomed. In striving to provide for her son's future, she often ignored his immediate needs and fears. This book shook me so much that whenever I taught it in class, later that night I would slip into my sleeping sons' bedrooms to watch them and make silent promises. Even now, whenever I finish it, I calculate how old the main character's son would be and wonder what sort of life he had. I care deeply about these characters. They are real to me. This book creates a lot of discussion, often uncomfortable, in my literature classes. It makes us confront difficult questions about race and class. Who has access to the American Dream? Why do some characters make it but Lutie doesn't? Petry wants her readers to see the two sides of America, the gleaming and moneyed suburbs, where she herself was raised, and the struggles of black women in Harlem where she moved after her marriage. ""The Street"" is a book that raises passion in readers, and in me. It is as relevant today as when it was written in the 1940s. Particularly now, with the upcoming presidential election, it makes us think about what it was like to be a single mother raising a black son to believe he was worthy of all the best this country can offer. I can't think of a better place to start a national discussion about the audacity of hope than with this undiscovered classic, as fresh and moving now as the day it was published.",407 +Thank you very much.,4 +Hi.,1 +"There were 9,000 people. I've never seen so many bikes in one location. Just phenomenal.",15 +"Well, it was helpful to me, and I had even more fun writing ""Heat"" than I had writing ""Cold.""",19 +"Things have improved since the first early weeks when people didn't have toilets, when there wasn't any water. But things haven't significantly improved in recent months. Things are pretty much at a plateau. People are living in tents, they're living under tarps, they're living in just shacks that they constructed out of whatever they could pull together and a lot of people are just stuck at sort of that level. There are some organized camps which are somewhat better in that they're all the same type of tents - they're better tents, they're stronger - but then they were trying to evacuate one of those during this approaching hurricane because it was on a flood plain and there was concerns and that turned into complete chaos as some people wanted to be evacuated, some people felt it was a trick. So things remain incredibly tenuous for people. People feel incredibly vulnerable and there's a sense that things aren't moving forward, that they're just stuck in these camps and it's unclear when they're going to get out.",176 +"Yes, yes.",2 +Good morning.,2 +"Well, the thing that makes Nashville unique is the location of Bridgestone Arena - right in downtown in the middle of everything, next to Broadway where all the neon lights are, all the restaurants, everything. So imagine yourself walking down the street. You see these neon lights. You smell barbecue. You smell all these great foods coming (inaudible). You hear live music as you're walking into the arena. So just that alone helps paint the picture of how you can get excited go into this game. And then after the game, what makes it different, too, you're right there on the streets - all the bars, all the honky-tonks, all the live music, restaurants. During the game, intermissions - it's not just advertisements playing on a Megatron. You have live music. So you have guys like Charles Esten from Nashville playing live music there. Sometimes you'll have people from different major bands, as well. You have country music stars singing the national anthem. It is a totally unique experience in every single way.",173 +"This, until the completion of the investigation of the unfortunate event yesterday in Qana.",14 +"Well, if you read Ted Turner's vision--and he's now really no longer involved in the running of CNN--but if you read what he had to say back when it was launched, he sort of described it as a newspaper of the air. He said, `You know, broadcast networks are really too much like headline wire service copy.' In a sense, that's what much of the time cable news functions as. They give you brief bursts of updates. In fact, MSNBC now every 15 minutes gives you an update of the news. And in between they're trying to figure out ways to keep you watching. So they'll do reported pieces. They'll do a lot of interviews. There are a lot of talk shows. And to be honest, there's a lot of things that we would classify as kind of pulpy, quasi-tabloid, quasi-celebrity news; anything that's sort of waiting for the next great crisis. And when crisis hits, people turn to cable, they particularly turn to CNN. And when crisis abates, they kind of tune it out. They don't need it as much.",181 +And they don't.,3 +Good.,1 +"Well, it's actually very significant. The Hispanic vote in Florida in a primary can be 10 to 12 percent of that vote. And as we saw in the 2004 Republican primary when Mel Martinez won the nomination, a very high turn-out in Miami-Dade where the vote moved in a large direction towards one candidate, it can be very telling and very important to building a vote margin.",67 +"Well, you know, officials say that Rahman was killed last week in Waziristan, Pakistan in this CIA drone strike, and they seem fairly confident that they got him. That said, you know, there are often reports about drone strikes against core al-Qaida leaders and then these guys end up surfacing later. And in fact, that actually happened to Rahman last year. They said he was dead and clearly he wasn't. And he was reported killed this time in a very remote part of Pakistan. So, it's unclear how the U.S. can be so sure they got him. The officials we spoke to seemed pretty confident but they wouldn't say whether they had DNA evidence or something more dispositive like that. Usually, the way we find out definitively is al-Qaida announces it, and that hasn't happened yet.",136 +"That's exactly right. There's deep fear about this crisis spreading to Italy and expanding further. There are reports this morning, Renee, that Italy has agreed to let the International Monetary Fund monitor its economic reform efforts. Italy's prime minister, Silvio Berlusconi, has been under intense pressure to move very quickly on really a broad series of reforms, including very controversial issues, such as privatizing state-run Italian companies, radically reforming the government pension system, labor market changes to make it easier to fire workers. You know, these are all measures that are deeply unpopular at home. And Berlusconi, like his Greek colleague, is under mounting pressure to step down and hand power to an emergency government. Italy's government is in crisis. And really the whole issue of expanding the eurozone's rescue firewall is to try to better protect against the possibility that Italy's troubles will only get worse in coming months.",150 +"Basically, she prayed for the university. She prayed for the students' continued success. She prayed over the losses that we've all experienced. And she prayed basically just for the preservation of our university and for our students to continue to do well.",42 +Thank you.,2 +"Good, thanks.",2 +"Well, I'm fine, of course, it's an awkward position to expect philosophy to answer a question once and for all. I mean if we could answer questions once for all, we would be out of business once we turn the answers in. If I'm to be guide toward good decision making, I fear that many will be, not only frustrated at the end, but confirmed in their suspicion that philosophy's limits are nerve racking.",74 diff --git a/2022/ROUGE/prompt-ROUGE.csv b/ROUGE/prompt-ROUGE.csv similarity index 99% rename from 2022/ROUGE/prompt-ROUGE.csv rename to ROUGE/prompt-ROUGE.csv index 3479a00..560c217 100644 --- a/2022/ROUGE/prompt-ROUGE.csv +++ b/ROUGE/prompt-ROUGE.csv @@ -1,100 +1,100 @@ -"Yes. Yeah, actually, whenever I get together with friends of mine who don't work for newspapers, I realize how much more fun I have than they do. There are a lot more pressures. I have to worry about budgets. I have to worry about the careers of other people. But the reality is I come into the newsroom every morning with about 10 things that I want to get done in terms of coverage. I can influence coverage of everything from how we write about music, to how we write about Supreme Court nominees, to how we cover the most interesting city in America. That's a blast. You can't complain too much about that." -"To tell you the truth, I started to cry. I was a little disappointed. There's some financial effects, and then there's also just - it's kind of demeaning to be considered basically a second-class citizen. That's how I feel. You know, I pay taxes. I'm a citizen. I'm a grown woman with a partner of 10 years and a 22-month-old child that I've adopted. My partner had the baby. And we're a family with a house, and we're really like a boring couple. And yet, New York state doesn't consider us a family." -"Right. Which, of course, supposes that these are not objective. The funny thing is that the GOP is assuming - as I said - that this will necessarily favor Hillary Clinton. I don't think the Clintons - they've been silent on this, but speaking to their associates, I don't think they make any such assumption at all. And already these projects have also drawn fire from the left, who fear that it could go quite the other way." -"To some extent, China is more able than the United States to set ambitious targets for things like renewable energy. But I would say in the last eight to ten years in the United States, there has been a tremendous amount of path-breaking work going on at the state level, particularly in California. And some of the policies that California has put into place, such as its very ambitious solar energy incentives have become the model for China." -There are so many incredible writers out there on Twitter and so many really compelling firsthand accounts of the big news stories this year that it makes for a really interesting way to recap some of those big events. -"You know, that would be a difficult one to impose and to regulate. I think the strength of the lobbying law is that it is so narrowly defined - covering the most important piece of lobbying, which is contacting Congressmen and covered officials." -"I think it is backfiring on President Trump's critics. When you overshoot the mark and you turn the dial to 11 on every single issue, I think the American public starts to tune you out." -"Thank you, Steve. Nice to be with you." -"I think, frankly, what I get from a lot of them is that my politics are their politics. I'd be the better candidate and I'd be the better governor. But it's really someone else's turn. And I think the problem with that is that the people who need a change, the ones who can't wait, aren't a part of that conversation. The establishment have all the options and all the influence and connections to protect their interests, frankly, no matter who is in power from whatever party. But everybody else, in my view, is the responsibility of the chief executive, and that's the responsibility I'm looking to assume." -Thank you. -"So, it's certainly not a one-man show and if there's one dominant personality, I would say that today it's Omar Suleiman." -"One day, the Brelands were called out to China Lake to the weapons research station out there to do some research with the U.S. Navy's dolphin program, training dolphins to do things like locate submarines or warn of enemy attack, things like that. And this was run by Bob Bailey, who was kind of an animal behaviorist of his own. And he was convinced to come work with the Brelands at the I.Q. Zoo." -"Basically, the town west from Main Street, you could stand on Main Street and look west and see the next town, which is 10 miles away, which you shouldn't be able to do. Things were leveled. It was debris about four feet deep. There was a picture in the, I think, the New York Times or somewhere that showed on top Hiroshima and on the bottom Greensburg. And it was very similar." -"Oh, that's central to it for sure. What we know, of course, is that some of those folks have severe disabilities by virtue of addiction or mental illness or physical or developmental disability. So we've learned they need permanent housing would support services. The old way of attempting to deliver services when a person's on the street or living in a shelter, you can't do it more ineffectively or more expensively than that. And what we're learning is when you provide, actually, stability and a place to live, that housing itself has a therapeutic impact on folk. Those of us who have never been homeless, we take our housing for granted. But for a homeless person, for the first time, they could actually relax. And when a person's relaxed in the setting of stability and security, they're much more amenable to receiving some of those mental health services or addiction services that they might have rejected had they been on the street." -"You know, I think they were, in many cases. And I reported from Iraq from 2006 through 2008. And, Robert, I dug up some of my old stories, and one was from 2006. And General George Casey, the top commander at the time, predicted that in the next year and a half or so, the Iraqi forces would be independent and need very little help from the Americans. Then I found a story from a year later, 2007, and a major report found it would take another 12 to 18 months. So a competent and independent Iraqi military was always just over the horizon." -"Well, one of the biggest changes is accountability, the way people keep track of where their money went and how it's being used. Also social networking, the way people connect with other people who are giving or the organizations themselves. And also just the physical ways that people are donating. People can donate by texting the word kettle to the Salvation Army, a quick $5 donation via your mobile phone. It doesn't really get any easier than that." -"Well, with respect to polls, my guess is 99 percent of Americans have never even heard of this agency, and I would defy you to find a poll otherwise. To some extent, it's hard to judge precisely what they have done. Again, there are very important laws that need to be enforced. I think in some respects, in certain cases, they have, but in other cases, they've really let us down." -Correct. Discovered that we had it. -"I think there is a small connection. It's not the major reason that rates are going up, but I suspect that chairman Greenspan wants to make sure that inflation is well-controlled on the day he walks out of office, both to protect his own legacy and to make life a little easier for his successor, whoever that may be." -"I think it will be. It'll be very disorienting, at first, because - you know, people are used to turning on their computers and seeing a certain something. And in the case of Windows, that certain something for 20 years has been a desktop environment. Now, suddenly, that desktop environment isn't there anymore. There aren't the icons, the folders; the things that we're all used to, in Windows. There are these colorful tiles. And they have to know how to get from those files to the desktop, where they can do their productive work." -"Well, a lot of things have happened in the interim. Two of the prosecutors who were assigned to the case became judges during this period, believe it or not. That's how long it's been, and they had to reconfigure the prosecution team. Phil Spector has had three different sets of lawyers, and now he has Bruce Cutler. And Bruce Cutler was the lawyer in New York who represented John Gotti; he's kind of known as a mob lawyer, a very enthusiastic, very flamboyant lawyer in the courtroom. He'll be something else to watch when you're watching on television." -That's right. -"It's not at all unexpected. If anything, investors and some people in the auto industry had been begging Ford to make this step. General Motors Corp. earlier this year did something quite similar. And it's really the only way Ford can get its workers out of the existing UAW contract in a way that's amenable to the union. They have a contract and if they wanted to fire these workers any other way, they would have to continue paying them." -"Well, I don't change my views regardless of who it is I'm speaking to or working with. I have never made one call or made one office visit on behalf of a client, and I don't intend to because that's not my role. So I don't think there's any conflict at all." -"Most of the tanks are in fact gone now. Most of the tanks that were around the Government House, most of them are gone now. And the presence here today is a lot less than it was two weeks ago in the days immediately following the coup. I think - I think the military feels pretty confident right now. I think they feel like they're in charge, that the bad news that they thought might follow this, that some Thaksin supporters might rise up and say, hey, we're not on board with this thing, that hasn't happened yet. So I think the military is feeling pretty good in fact that a lot of the military has been brought back to barracks, sent back to barracks, I think that's an indication that they're feeling pretty confident." -So we tested that. -"So in Louisiana, they had a practice on the books that meant that felony convictions could happen with a split jury, so 10-2 or 11-1. And voters said, no, we're going to be like the rest of the country, with the exception of Oregon, and we're going to have unanimous juries for felony convictions." -"One person, actually the aide to Ted Kennedy. Now, the reason I got into Ted Kennedy's office is that he has a book coming out on the adventures of his dog, named Splash. Yes." -"Well, as I understand it right now, the vast majority of the money being put up would be public. Private investors might put up as little as 3 percent equity in some of these partnerships. The Treasury would add more equity from the TARP funds it got from Congress - you know, the $700 billion, which is now down to 300 billion after all the injections of capital into the banks. So the private investors don't have a lot of skin in the game. And the purchases of the assets would be further financed by these low-interest loans from the Fed or the FDIC. Those are likely to be called non-recourse loans, which means that the toxic assets lose money after they're purchased. The private investors would lose only the 3 percent of money they put down, or maybe 10 percent, if they invested that much, and the government would lose the rest. So the taxpayers are on the hook. But if the toxic assets rise in value, there's the prospect of big gains for private investors. Now, some people suggest the downside to taxpayers may be small because these toxic assets are undervalued right now and are unlikely to fall much further but have a bigger chance of increasing in value. We'll just have to see." -"We're on the ballot in 11 states, and we have ballot access in another number of states. So we have a total ballot access either as a write-in or appearing on the ballot in 34 to 35 states. By the time we get to Election Day, it will be 43 to 45." -"You know, it's such a fine balance, because what I like to do at first is assess their financial situation. If they have a family and they're pretty much short on cash and they don't have a big income, you know, if they're stirring at a contract from Lithuania or Italy, or wherever that is presenting yourself at $20,000 a month, I have them take a long look at that and say, are you aware of what you could possibly be risking? And more often than not, they always say to me, well, I feel like I belong, and just in my gut, and I want to take that chance. Believe it or not, a handful of my guys have, in fact, turned down big contracts, go on to the D-League, and have gone on to make the league and make good money." -"They are known for a couple of different things. Bob Komer's particularly notable for his work on a grazing settlement between the Bureau of Land Management and a Wyoming rancher. And in that case, that was actually the subject of an Inspector General's report which cited Mr. Komer for pressuring rank and file employees to reach a settlement which was seen as favorable to the rancher in question. And then, Mark McEwen is known more for being a very fierce proponent of property rights and pushing for ranchers and other individuals to have their property rights recognized by the federal government." -Good to talk to you. Thank you very much for having me tonight. -"I think that argument is silly. The harder questions really relate to in addition to trying to negotiate to save some lives, was there more that might have been done to encourage others to flee to Romania, to avoid being ghettoized? Could lives, more lives, have been saved if more emphasis had been put on that? But I don't criticize Kastner for entering into negotiation in the hope of trying to save lives." -It's still totally unreal when I think about it. It feels so weird to be able to just kind of buy things when I want them or need them. -Thank you. -"Car buying, there's been a--it's hard to look at, you know, this momentary flash because of gasoline prices. SUV sales have gone down--I think it's about 15 percent over two years. It's been a fairly steady--I mean, I think it's more leveling off. People are leaving the bigger SUVs, going to crossovers, that sort of thing. It's been a leveling off. It's still going to be a significant part of our market, even though they're in some disfavor right now. Pickup trucks and SUVs and minivans are all called light trucks, and they're going to continue to make up almost half of all the vehicles sold in the country. What auto dealers, at least in New England, have told me is that they're not seeing so much people saying, `Get me out of this SUV, and get me into a Toyota Prius.' They're seeing, `Get me out of this big SUV, and get me into a small SUV,' such as the Ford Escape." -"Yeah, I think that--one of the things I think has happened is that there have been several different movements happening at the same time. But if you'd go onto a Google site and you tried to find--put down May Day or May 1st Immigrant Demonstration, you'll be referred to websites of groups that are, let's say, largely outside the mainstream. I mean, in other words, what you're really seeing, I think, is a battle between a sort of extremist nativist position on the one hand, and…" -"The thing that's most likely is that the female actually ovulates over a fairly long period, so all of the embryos are actually at different stages of development. One of the things that's important is the male that mates with the female first has a big advantage, as far as having the embryo that reaches the size where it starts to kill and eat its siblings. And one thing that's very interesting about sand tigers in captivity, when mating is being observed the males actually form a dominance hierarchy. And the dominant male actually guards the female and prevents other males from mating with her. And that might be a strategy to actually ensure that he's the one, the dominant male is the one to fertilize those earliest eggs which are then going to become the cannibals." -Thank you. -"Good morning, Steve." -"Well, you know, Congress created that tax break early last year when foreclosures and short sales, they were just pounding down the housing prices. And, you know, very few people want to buy a house when they can see that the prices are still dropping. So Congress thought it really needed to do something to step in and help. And the idea here was that if taxpayers would just help make housing a little more affordable, young families could buy houses, and that would start to put a floor under prices. So, Realtors predicted that once the prices started to rise on starter homes, the whole market could stabilize and heal itself from the bottom up. And it helped a bit, but it's just not clear at this point that those gains are sustainable. After that tax credit expired at the end of April, the market crashed again. We saw new home sales plunge 33 percent in May, and that's very discouraging. Now, the companies that track real estate say the prices are starting to slide again in a lot of cities." -Right. -"Well, it looks like the rest of the ocean. I mean, the surface of the ocean is disturbed by way of which, which reflect light. So satellites can see it. Only like spy planes and low-flying aircrafts can actually see down into the water. But some fishermen can spot these large agglomerations of debris that the ocean has knitted together. We've picked up one, weighed a couple hundred pounds. It had a toothbrush in it. Even though, it was mostly composed of net and tarps and stuff like that." -This is just a few months in that long path. -"Well, you know, I reviewed for years myself and then I still do occasionally, and you can kind of get into the habit of destroying things. It's much more interesting and much more difficult to try and show why good things are good. You know, there's a thrill to kind of trying to destroy something, and David feels it." -Thanks for having me. -Cool. -"There'll be - well, it's about an 18-minute mile pace, which is a very slow run, but a pretty decent pace when you're walking, especially for 26 miles." -"…including our colleagues in Malaysia and Singapore. We're getting rather close to Thailand. They're not sure quite how far it went. But this dispatch said things about the Thai foreign minister, questioning his sanity. It was really not the sort of material that you would want to see distributed that widely. The tradition was eventually brought to a halt in 2006 after a very funny valedictory dispatch from our ambassador to Rome, Sir Ivor Roberts." -"So what you might expect are some short-term disruptions. But long-term, these things tend to fix themselves surprisingly quickly." -"Well, that's a good question. They weren't teaching very much. They were exposing their students to a little bit of anatomical dissection and maybe a little bit of physiology lab. And some of the conditions that he found were truly atrocious. And his main criticisms were that they had very poor clinical education, very poor clinical facilities. And what Flexner wanted to do was to have students understand where the knowledge came from and how it was derived, not mainly to learn memorization of facts given in a lecture." -"Yes. I mean, I think we didn't really have a clear conception of what we would find. So most of the previous studies of recent selection in humans have focused on just a handful of genes where there was some prior biological expectation that these might be targets of selection. So one of these, for example, is the lactase gene that's responsible for metabolizing milk in some populations, including Europeans. And our approach is different, because it really allowed us to scan the whole genome in sort of an unbiased way and try to get a sense of what kinds of biological processes are evolving and how much evolution is going on over this very recent time scale." -"I was actually more irritated with myself. It was getting windy and a storm front was coming in. And so I was looking for somewhere to get out of the wind. And then I found a big pine tree and just started pulling in needles. And then I saw some willow trees, and so I started cutting branches and then basically just tried to cover up. I was wet from going in and out of streams so I stayed awake all night, as I did for the next four nights." -Thank you. Glad to be with you. -We do not have enough attorneys. We need more. -"Oh, they've got quite a few boats done got broke loose and went elsewhere. I don't see none (unintelligible) yet. But a lot of ropes got popped. And it was - I'm glad that that's all what happened around here, because it could be a lot worse. And it's not over yet. We're still experiencing a lot of water on the outside. You know, these levees are holding it back, but I don't trust the levees." -"Well, I think that's part of it and what John has said is that that's one of a lot of reasons why he left the paper. I think it would be a mistake to assume that John left in protest. John and I are very close. We talk probably more than we talk to each other's wives. And I can tell you, it's not the only reason he left. He left because he's been running newspapers--this is his third newspaper--he's been running newspapers for more than two decades, and I think he wanted to do something different. I feel that the two of us have spent--we've been partners for the last five years. I know all of the things we've assembled. I know what has to be protected. I don't think of it as much of a firestorm as other people do. Maybe I'm kidding myself, but that's not the way I see it." -"Well, it hasn't been that long ago that people - also high-level members of ISIS or the Islamic State had access to Turkey and were treated at Turkish hospitals. So we know, for example, of about one high-level ISIS fighter who was there just six months ago." -"A lot of them come from West Africa, but they really come from across sub-Saharan Africa. We talked to people from Liberia, from Burkina Faso, from Senegal, from the Gambia. It really was a huge range of people from across West Africa." -"Hello, Alex. It's nice to be here." -Thanks for having me. -"Remember; there have been news reports for a few days now that three Trump campaign advisers or aides met with an FBI asset in the course of the campaign. People close to the investigation say that was because the FBI didn't want word to get out that Trump or the Trump campaign was under investigation for possible collusion with Russians in the course of 2016. So as opposed to calling those aides in and interviewing them quite publicly or taking other steps, they sent an informant in to talk to those folks. Now, this is a counterintelligence investigation, not just a criminal one. And in counterintelligence investigations, the FBI and other government agencies often use these kinds of informants to go in and gather information secretly often to protect the privacy of people who are being investigated. And, Don, these require very high-level approvals at Justice and the FBI. They're not just something one guy can do." -"Well, being a porter on Everest is probably the best job going ,if you're a Sherpa in the Khumbu region and you want to stay and work where you live. You can make between $2- and $6,000 in a climbing season. You know, this is in a country where the median income is still around $550 or $600 a year. So the guys who are strong enough and fit enough to do this work make enough money to support not only their own families, but much of their extended families." -"Hi, Madeleine." -"The other man, Majed Hameed--who worked for us and also for Al-Arabiya television, was detained--and it seems he was detained because sometime earlier there'd been some vague allegations made by unknown third parties. But again, we never had any specific information about why he seemed to have attracted some suspicion." -"Well, John, it comes in at about $300 billion over the five-year length of the farm bill - big chunk of change, lots of money." -"Well, that's been a serious issue raised by the mayor here. He feels that the money that he wants from the central government in Baghdad for reconstruction efforts has not flowed as freely as he had hoped. And if you drive around the city, you can see the evidence that mortars fell like rain here just a few months ago. There are many, many crumbled buildings, buildings that need to be rebuilt. The mayor says he's waiting for $33 million to come in that was promised to him by the Baghdad government that he has yet to see. So it's quite obvious that it's a city that seen a lot of bloodshed in the past, and hopefully what we've seen this weekend and early this week is not the start of a new trend here." -"That's right, yes, absolutely. It's a malignant form of cancer." -"No, I don't get that far. I type in Falun Gong at Yahoo.com and a little pop-up comes up saying, Alert, the document contains no data." -"You expect a machine like this to have problems, you know, growing pains as you get it to work operationally." -"Yeah, we do. I think over the last 20 years we've taken in a huge number of people into the city. We have 50 different religions in the city. I mean, I'm sure that's the case of many other cities as well, but we've become a very diverse city, and that's enriched our culture." -"Some of these boats, in particular, are in bad shape. And some of the men, in particular, are in bad shape. They have running sores. They have bedbug outbreaks. And some people are very afraid of their captains." -That's... -"Yeah. Twenty-five percent more, yes." -"Not yet. He says he plans to fight the ruling. SCA is based in Dallas, and it's gone to state district court in Dallas to ask that the arbitration award be turned into a final judgment. If that happens within the next 30 to 60 days, then SCA can collect the money. If he still refuses, the company can seize money from bank account, stocks, cash, jewelry, his vacation home in Hawaii even." -"Ultimately, I think baby steps. One, just creating a coalition that is biblically based but also shares the compassion that Jesus displayed in the Scriptures, an individual who cares for the poor, who's concerned for the outcast and the marginalized but, at the same time, doesn't compromise his divinity in order to show compassion. I think what we often are asked to do is to make those things mutually exclusive." -"Oh, absolutely. Interestingly enough, you know, two of the safest cities in the United States are San Diego and El Paso, which are both border towns. In the '90s, you know, it was kind of chaotic along the San Diego border. Significant progress was made and it's now one of the more secure border crossing points that we have. And you've seen, I think, a lot of this violence and this illegal activity now moving to Arizona. So there are certainly some things that could be learned and I think Arizona can gain some additional measures." -"Well, it's a good question. I mean, it does get to - are we giving people the kind of news that matters to them? Obviously, a lot of this conversation gets tangled up quite quickly in national politics and Trump and the election. And I don't think the Daily News story is about that. But one of the things I think we learned in that conversation is that a lot of the journalism that a lot of journalists were doing, which is about the sort of horse race of politics or the sort of process of politics wasn't really what people wanted to read. I mean, they wanted to read about taxes. They wanted to read about health care. They wanted to read about school policy. And those stories weren't being done. So I think there's some fault in a very broad way in terms of what people are writing about. But this is the case that we now have to engage in." -"So certainly the longer this goes on, the greater the concerns that it could drag in more tribes and more men into this conflict and spread beyond that northern district of Hassiba(ph). There have been attempts at tribal mediation, which went rather wrong. Yesterday when the house of Sadek al-Ahmar, where the mediation was going on, came under attack and mortar fire left several of those tribal mediators - and they were prominent sheiks - injured, and reports that even that some of them have been killed." -"Twenty years ago, when I was a young professor about to teach a course on African-American fiction, I set about to find a forgotten or undiscovered classic by a woman writer. I wanted a book that would hold its own against such urban classics as ""Invisible Man"" or ""Native Son,"" an older book that would complement the newer works by Toni Morrison and Alice Walker or the recently republished novels of Zora Neale Hurston. What I discovered was Ann Petry's magnificent 1946 novel ""The Street"". Described by some as an urban ""To Kill a Mockingbird,"" minus any redemption and hope, ""The Street"" tells the story of Lutie Johnson and her 8-year-old son during the last years of the Second World War. Lutie is a young, hard-working single mother in urban America trying to get ahead in a world that ignores and exploits her. I saw her struggles and determination as both inspiring and doomed. In striving to provide for her son's future, she often ignored his immediate needs and fears. This book shook me so much that whenever I taught it in class, later that night I would slip into my sleeping sons' bedrooms to watch them and make silent promises. Even now, whenever I finish it, I calculate how old the main character's son would be and wonder what sort of life he had. I care deeply about these characters. They are real to me. This book creates a lot of discussion, often uncomfortable, in my literature classes. It makes us confront difficult questions about race and class. Who has access to the American Dream? Why do some characters make it but Lutie doesn't? Petry wants her readers to see the two sides of America, the gleaming and moneyed suburbs, where she herself was raised, and the struggles of black women in Harlem where she moved after her marriage. ""The Street"" is a book that raises passion in readers, and in me. It is as relevant today as when it was written in the 1940s. Particularly now, with the upcoming presidential election, it makes us think about what it was like to be a single mother raising a black son to believe he was worthy of all the best this country can offer. I can't think of a better place to start a national discussion about the audacity of hope than with this undiscovered classic, as fresh and moving now as the day it was published." -Thank you very much. -Hi. -"There were 9,000 people. I've never seen so many bikes in one location. Just phenomenal." -"Well, it was helpful to me, and I had even more fun writing ""Heat"" than I had writing ""Cold.""" -"Things have improved since the first early weeks when people didn't have toilets, when there wasn't any water. But things haven't significantly improved in recent months. Things are pretty much at a plateau. People are living in tents, they're living under tarps, they're living in just shacks that they constructed out of whatever they could pull together and a lot of people are just stuck at sort of that level. There are some organized camps which are somewhat better in that they're all the same type of tents - they're better tents, they're stronger - but then they were trying to evacuate one of those during this approaching hurricane because it was on a flood plain and there was concerns and that turned into complete chaos as some people wanted to be evacuated, some people felt it was a trick. So things remain incredibly tenuous for people. People feel incredibly vulnerable and there's a sense that things aren't moving forward, that they're just stuck in these camps and it's unclear when they're going to get out." -"Yes, yes." -Good morning. -"Well, the thing that makes Nashville unique is the location of Bridgestone Arena - right in downtown in the middle of everything, next to Broadway where all the neon lights are, all the restaurants, everything. So imagine yourself walking down the street. You see these neon lights. You smell barbecue. You smell all these great foods coming (inaudible). You hear live music as you're walking into the arena. So just that alone helps paint the picture of how you can get excited go into this game. And then after the game, what makes it different, too, you're right there on the streets - all the bars, all the honky-tonks, all the live music, restaurants. During the game, intermissions - it's not just advertisements playing on a Megatron. You have live music. So you have guys like Charles Esten from Nashville playing live music there. Sometimes you'll have people from different major bands, as well. You have country music stars singing the national anthem. It is a totally unique experience in every single way." -"This, until the completion of the investigation of the unfortunate event yesterday in Qana." -"Well, if you read Ted Turner's vision--and he's now really no longer involved in the running of CNN--but if you read what he had to say back when it was launched, he sort of described it as a newspaper of the air. He said, `You know, broadcast networks are really too much like headline wire service copy.' In a sense, that's what much of the time cable news functions as. They give you brief bursts of updates. In fact, MSNBC now every 15 minutes gives you an update of the news. And in between they're trying to figure out ways to keep you watching. So they'll do reported pieces. They'll do a lot of interviews. There are a lot of talk shows. And to be honest, there's a lot of things that we would classify as kind of pulpy, quasi-tabloid, quasi-celebrity news; anything that's sort of waiting for the next great crisis. And when crisis hits, people turn to cable, they particularly turn to CNN. And when crisis abates, they kind of tune it out. They don't need it as much." -And they don't. -Good. -"Well, it's actually very significant. The Hispanic vote in Florida in a primary can be 10 to 12 percent of that vote. And as we saw in the 2004 Republican primary when Mel Martinez won the nomination, a very high turn-out in Miami-Dade where the vote moved in a large direction towards one candidate, it can be very telling and very important to building a vote margin." -"Well, you know, officials say that Rahman was killed last week in Waziristan, Pakistan in this CIA drone strike, and they seem fairly confident that they got him. That said, you know, there are often reports about drone strikes against core al-Qaida leaders and then these guys end up surfacing later. And in fact, that actually happened to Rahman last year. They said he was dead and clearly he wasn't. And he was reported killed this time in a very remote part of Pakistan. So, it's unclear how the U.S. can be so sure they got him. The officials we spoke to seemed pretty confident but they wouldn't say whether they had DNA evidence or something more dispositive like that. Usually, the way we find out definitively is al-Qaida announces it, and that hasn't happened yet." -"That's exactly right. There's deep fear about this crisis spreading to Italy and expanding further. There are reports this morning, Renee, that Italy has agreed to let the International Monetary Fund monitor its economic reform efforts. Italy's prime minister, Silvio Berlusconi, has been under intense pressure to move very quickly on really a broad series of reforms, including very controversial issues, such as privatizing state-run Italian companies, radically reforming the government pension system, labor market changes to make it easier to fire workers. You know, these are all measures that are deeply unpopular at home. And Berlusconi, like his Greek colleague, is under mounting pressure to step down and hand power to an emergency government. Italy's government is in crisis. And really the whole issue of expanding the eurozone's rescue firewall is to try to better protect against the possibility that Italy's troubles will only get worse in coming months." -"Basically, she prayed for the university. She prayed for the students' continued success. She prayed over the losses that we've all experienced. And she prayed basically just for the preservation of our university and for our students to continue to do well." -Thank you. -"Good, thanks." +"Yes. Yeah, actually, whenever I get together with friends of mine who don't work for newspapers, I realize how much more fun I have than they do. There are a lot more pressures. I have to worry about budgets. I have to worry about the careers of other people. But the reality is I come into the newsroom every morning with about 10 things that I want to get done in terms of coverage. I can influence coverage of everything from how we write about music, to how we write about Supreme Court nominees, to how we cover the most interesting city in America. That's a blast. You can't complain too much about that." +"To tell you the truth, I started to cry. I was a little disappointed. There's some financial effects, and then there's also just - it's kind of demeaning to be considered basically a second-class citizen. That's how I feel. You know, I pay taxes. I'm a citizen. I'm a grown woman with a partner of 10 years and a 22-month-old child that I've adopted. My partner had the baby. And we're a family with a house, and we're really like a boring couple. And yet, New York state doesn't consider us a family." +"Right. Which, of course, supposes that these are not objective. The funny thing is that the GOP is assuming - as I said - that this will necessarily favor Hillary Clinton. I don't think the Clintons - they've been silent on this, but speaking to their associates, I don't think they make any such assumption at all. And already these projects have also drawn fire from the left, who fear that it could go quite the other way." +"To some extent, China is more able than the United States to set ambitious targets for things like renewable energy. But I would say in the last eight to ten years in the United States, there has been a tremendous amount of path-breaking work going on at the state level, particularly in California. And some of the policies that California has put into place, such as its very ambitious solar energy incentives have become the model for China." +There are so many incredible writers out there on Twitter and so many really compelling firsthand accounts of the big news stories this year that it makes for a really interesting way to recap some of those big events. +"You know, that would be a difficult one to impose and to regulate. I think the strength of the lobbying law is that it is so narrowly defined - covering the most important piece of lobbying, which is contacting Congressmen and covered officials." +"I think it is backfiring on President Trump's critics. When you overshoot the mark and you turn the dial to 11 on every single issue, I think the American public starts to tune you out." +"Thank you, Steve. Nice to be with you." +"I think, frankly, what I get from a lot of them is that my politics are their politics. I'd be the better candidate and I'd be the better governor. But it's really someone else's turn. And I think the problem with that is that the people who need a change, the ones who can't wait, aren't a part of that conversation. The establishment have all the options and all the influence and connections to protect their interests, frankly, no matter who is in power from whatever party. But everybody else, in my view, is the responsibility of the chief executive, and that's the responsibility I'm looking to assume." +Thank you. +"So, it's certainly not a one-man show and if there's one dominant personality, I would say that today it's Omar Suleiman." +"One day, the Brelands were called out to China Lake to the weapons research station out there to do some research with the U.S. Navy's dolphin program, training dolphins to do things like locate submarines or warn of enemy attack, things like that. And this was run by Bob Bailey, who was kind of an animal behaviorist of his own. And he was convinced to come work with the Brelands at the I.Q. Zoo." +"Basically, the town west from Main Street, you could stand on Main Street and look west and see the next town, which is 10 miles away, which you shouldn't be able to do. Things were leveled. It was debris about four feet deep. There was a picture in the, I think, the New York Times or somewhere that showed on top Hiroshima and on the bottom Greensburg. And it was very similar." +"Oh, that's central to it for sure. What we know, of course, is that some of those folks have severe disabilities by virtue of addiction or mental illness or physical or developmental disability. So we've learned they need permanent housing would support services. The old way of attempting to deliver services when a person's on the street or living in a shelter, you can't do it more ineffectively or more expensively than that. And what we're learning is when you provide, actually, stability and a place to live, that housing itself has a therapeutic impact on folk. Those of us who have never been homeless, we take our housing for granted. But for a homeless person, for the first time, they could actually relax. And when a person's relaxed in the setting of stability and security, they're much more amenable to receiving some of those mental health services or addiction services that they might have rejected had they been on the street." +"You know, I think they were, in many cases. And I reported from Iraq from 2006 through 2008. And, Robert, I dug up some of my old stories, and one was from 2006. And General George Casey, the top commander at the time, predicted that in the next year and a half or so, the Iraqi forces would be independent and need very little help from the Americans. Then I found a story from a year later, 2007, and a major report found it would take another 12 to 18 months. So a competent and independent Iraqi military was always just over the horizon." +"Well, one of the biggest changes is accountability, the way people keep track of where their money went and how it's being used. Also social networking, the way people connect with other people who are giving or the organizations themselves. And also just the physical ways that people are donating. People can donate by texting the word kettle to the Salvation Army, a quick $5 donation via your mobile phone. It doesn't really get any easier than that." +"Well, with respect to polls, my guess is 99 percent of Americans have never even heard of this agency, and I would defy you to find a poll otherwise. To some extent, it's hard to judge precisely what they have done. Again, there are very important laws that need to be enforced. I think in some respects, in certain cases, they have, but in other cases, they've really let us down." +Correct. Discovered that we had it. +"I think there is a small connection. It's not the major reason that rates are going up, but I suspect that chairman Greenspan wants to make sure that inflation is well-controlled on the day he walks out of office, both to protect his own legacy and to make life a little easier for his successor, whoever that may be." +"I think it will be. It'll be very disorienting, at first, because - you know, people are used to turning on their computers and seeing a certain something. And in the case of Windows, that certain something for 20 years has been a desktop environment. Now, suddenly, that desktop environment isn't there anymore. There aren't the icons, the folders; the things that we're all used to, in Windows. There are these colorful tiles. And they have to know how to get from those files to the desktop, where they can do their productive work." +"Well, a lot of things have happened in the interim. Two of the prosecutors who were assigned to the case became judges during this period, believe it or not. That's how long it's been, and they had to reconfigure the prosecution team. Phil Spector has had three different sets of lawyers, and now he has Bruce Cutler. And Bruce Cutler was the lawyer in New York who represented John Gotti; he's kind of known as a mob lawyer, a very enthusiastic, very flamboyant lawyer in the courtroom. He'll be something else to watch when you're watching on television." +That's right. +"It's not at all unexpected. If anything, investors and some people in the auto industry had been begging Ford to make this step. General Motors Corp. earlier this year did something quite similar. And it's really the only way Ford can get its workers out of the existing UAW contract in a way that's amenable to the union. They have a contract and if they wanted to fire these workers any other way, they would have to continue paying them." +"Well, I don't change my views regardless of who it is I'm speaking to or working with. I have never made one call or made one office visit on behalf of a client, and I don't intend to because that's not my role. So I don't think there's any conflict at all." +"Most of the tanks are in fact gone now. Most of the tanks that were around the Government House, most of them are gone now. And the presence here today is a lot less than it was two weeks ago in the days immediately following the coup. I think - I think the military feels pretty confident right now. I think they feel like they're in charge, that the bad news that they thought might follow this, that some Thaksin supporters might rise up and say, hey, we're not on board with this thing, that hasn't happened yet. So I think the military is feeling pretty good in fact that a lot of the military has been brought back to barracks, sent back to barracks, I think that's an indication that they're feeling pretty confident." +So we tested that. +"So in Louisiana, they had a practice on the books that meant that felony convictions could happen with a split jury, so 10-2 or 11-1. And voters said, no, we're going to be like the rest of the country, with the exception of Oregon, and we're going to have unanimous juries for felony convictions." +"One person, actually the aide to Ted Kennedy. Now, the reason I got into Ted Kennedy's office is that he has a book coming out on the adventures of his dog, named Splash. Yes." +"Well, as I understand it right now, the vast majority of the money being put up would be public. Private investors might put up as little as 3 percent equity in some of these partnerships. The Treasury would add more equity from the TARP funds it got from Congress - you know, the $700 billion, which is now down to 300 billion after all the injections of capital into the banks. So the private investors don't have a lot of skin in the game. And the purchases of the assets would be further financed by these low-interest loans from the Fed or the FDIC. Those are likely to be called non-recourse loans, which means that the toxic assets lose money after they're purchased. The private investors would lose only the 3 percent of money they put down, or maybe 10 percent, if they invested that much, and the government would lose the rest. So the taxpayers are on the hook. But if the toxic assets rise in value, there's the prospect of big gains for private investors. Now, some people suggest the downside to taxpayers may be small because these toxic assets are undervalued right now and are unlikely to fall much further but have a bigger chance of increasing in value. We'll just have to see." +"We're on the ballot in 11 states, and we have ballot access in another number of states. So we have a total ballot access either as a write-in or appearing on the ballot in 34 to 35 states. By the time we get to Election Day, it will be 43 to 45." +"You know, it's such a fine balance, because what I like to do at first is assess their financial situation. If they have a family and they're pretty much short on cash and they don't have a big income, you know, if they're stirring at a contract from Lithuania or Italy, or wherever that is presenting yourself at $20,000 a month, I have them take a long look at that and say, are you aware of what you could possibly be risking? And more often than not, they always say to me, well, I feel like I belong, and just in my gut, and I want to take that chance. Believe it or not, a handful of my guys have, in fact, turned down big contracts, go on to the D-League, and have gone on to make the league and make good money." +"They are known for a couple of different things. Bob Komer's particularly notable for his work on a grazing settlement between the Bureau of Land Management and a Wyoming rancher. And in that case, that was actually the subject of an Inspector General's report which cited Mr. Komer for pressuring rank and file employees to reach a settlement which was seen as favorable to the rancher in question. And then, Mark McEwen is known more for being a very fierce proponent of property rights and pushing for ranchers and other individuals to have their property rights recognized by the federal government." +Good to talk to you. Thank you very much for having me tonight. +"I think that argument is silly. The harder questions really relate to in addition to trying to negotiate to save some lives, was there more that might have been done to encourage others to flee to Romania, to avoid being ghettoized? Could lives, more lives, have been saved if more emphasis had been put on that? But I don't criticize Kastner for entering into negotiation in the hope of trying to save lives." +It's still totally unreal when I think about it. It feels so weird to be able to just kind of buy things when I want them or need them. +Thank you. +"Car buying, there's been a--it's hard to look at, you know, this momentary flash because of gasoline prices. SUV sales have gone down--I think it's about 15 percent over two years. It's been a fairly steady--I mean, I think it's more leveling off. People are leaving the bigger SUVs, going to crossovers, that sort of thing. It's been a leveling off. It's still going to be a significant part of our market, even though they're in some disfavor right now. Pickup trucks and SUVs and minivans are all called light trucks, and they're going to continue to make up almost half of all the vehicles sold in the country. What auto dealers, at least in New England, have told me is that they're not seeing so much people saying, `Get me out of this SUV, and get me into a Toyota Prius.' They're seeing, `Get me out of this big SUV, and get me into a small SUV,' such as the Ford Escape." +"Yeah, I think that--one of the things I think has happened is that there have been several different movements happening at the same time. But if you'd go onto a Google site and you tried to find--put down May Day or May 1st Immigrant Demonstration, you'll be referred to websites of groups that are, let's say, largely outside the mainstream. I mean, in other words, what you're really seeing, I think, is a battle between a sort of extremist nativist position on the one hand, and…" +"The thing that's most likely is that the female actually ovulates over a fairly long period, so all of the embryos are actually at different stages of development. One of the things that's important is the male that mates with the female first has a big advantage, as far as having the embryo that reaches the size where it starts to kill and eat its siblings. And one thing that's very interesting about sand tigers in captivity, when mating is being observed the males actually form a dominance hierarchy. And the dominant male actually guards the female and prevents other males from mating with her. And that might be a strategy to actually ensure that he's the one, the dominant male is the one to fertilize those earliest eggs which are then going to become the cannibals." +Thank you. +"Good morning, Steve." +"Well, you know, Congress created that tax break early last year when foreclosures and short sales, they were just pounding down the housing prices. And, you know, very few people want to buy a house when they can see that the prices are still dropping. So Congress thought it really needed to do something to step in and help. And the idea here was that if taxpayers would just help make housing a little more affordable, young families could buy houses, and that would start to put a floor under prices. So, Realtors predicted that once the prices started to rise on starter homes, the whole market could stabilize and heal itself from the bottom up. And it helped a bit, but it's just not clear at this point that those gains are sustainable. After that tax credit expired at the end of April, the market crashed again. We saw new home sales plunge 33 percent in May, and that's very discouraging. Now, the companies that track real estate say the prices are starting to slide again in a lot of cities." +Right. +"Well, it looks like the rest of the ocean. I mean, the surface of the ocean is disturbed by way of which, which reflect light. So satellites can see it. Only like spy planes and low-flying aircrafts can actually see down into the water. But some fishermen can spot these large agglomerations of debris that the ocean has knitted together. We've picked up one, weighed a couple hundred pounds. It had a toothbrush in it. Even though, it was mostly composed of net and tarps and stuff like that." +This is just a few months in that long path. +"Well, you know, I reviewed for years myself and then I still do occasionally, and you can kind of get into the habit of destroying things. It's much more interesting and much more difficult to try and show why good things are good. You know, there's a thrill to kind of trying to destroy something, and David feels it." +Thanks for having me. +Cool. +"There'll be - well, it's about an 18-minute mile pace, which is a very slow run, but a pretty decent pace when you're walking, especially for 26 miles." +"…including our colleagues in Malaysia and Singapore. We're getting rather close to Thailand. They're not sure quite how far it went. But this dispatch said things about the Thai foreign minister, questioning his sanity. It was really not the sort of material that you would want to see distributed that widely. The tradition was eventually brought to a halt in 2006 after a very funny valedictory dispatch from our ambassador to Rome, Sir Ivor Roberts." +"So what you might expect are some short-term disruptions. But long-term, these things tend to fix themselves surprisingly quickly." +"Well, that's a good question. They weren't teaching very much. They were exposing their students to a little bit of anatomical dissection and maybe a little bit of physiology lab. And some of the conditions that he found were truly atrocious. And his main criticisms were that they had very poor clinical education, very poor clinical facilities. And what Flexner wanted to do was to have students understand where the knowledge came from and how it was derived, not mainly to learn memorization of facts given in a lecture." +"Yes. I mean, I think we didn't really have a clear conception of what we would find. So most of the previous studies of recent selection in humans have focused on just a handful of genes where there was some prior biological expectation that these might be targets of selection. So one of these, for example, is the lactase gene that's responsible for metabolizing milk in some populations, including Europeans. And our approach is different, because it really allowed us to scan the whole genome in sort of an unbiased way and try to get a sense of what kinds of biological processes are evolving and how much evolution is going on over this very recent time scale." +"I was actually more irritated with myself. It was getting windy and a storm front was coming in. And so I was looking for somewhere to get out of the wind. And then I found a big pine tree and just started pulling in needles. And then I saw some willow trees, and so I started cutting branches and then basically just tried to cover up. I was wet from going in and out of streams so I stayed awake all night, as I did for the next four nights." +Thank you. Glad to be with you. +We do not have enough attorneys. We need more. +"Oh, they've got quite a few boats done got broke loose and went elsewhere. I don't see none (unintelligible) yet. But a lot of ropes got popped. And it was - I'm glad that that's all what happened around here, because it could be a lot worse. And it's not over yet. We're still experiencing a lot of water on the outside. You know, these levees are holding it back, but I don't trust the levees." +"Well, I think that's part of it and what John has said is that that's one of a lot of reasons why he left the paper. I think it would be a mistake to assume that John left in protest. John and I are very close. We talk probably more than we talk to each other's wives. And I can tell you, it's not the only reason he left. He left because he's been running newspapers--this is his third newspaper--he's been running newspapers for more than two decades, and I think he wanted to do something different. I feel that the two of us have spent--we've been partners for the last five years. I know all of the things we've assembled. I know what has to be protected. I don't think of it as much of a firestorm as other people do. Maybe I'm kidding myself, but that's not the way I see it." +"Well, it hasn't been that long ago that people - also high-level members of ISIS or the Islamic State had access to Turkey and were treated at Turkish hospitals. So we know, for example, of about one high-level ISIS fighter who was there just six months ago." +"A lot of them come from West Africa, but they really come from across sub-Saharan Africa. We talked to people from Liberia, from Burkina Faso, from Senegal, from the Gambia. It really was a huge range of people from across West Africa." +"Hello, Alex. It's nice to be here." +Thanks for having me. +"Remember; there have been news reports for a few days now that three Trump campaign advisers or aides met with an FBI asset in the course of the campaign. People close to the investigation say that was because the FBI didn't want word to get out that Trump or the Trump campaign was under investigation for possible collusion with Russians in the course of 2016. So as opposed to calling those aides in and interviewing them quite publicly or taking other steps, they sent an informant in to talk to those folks. Now, this is a counterintelligence investigation, not just a criminal one. And in counterintelligence investigations, the FBI and other government agencies often use these kinds of informants to go in and gather information secretly often to protect the privacy of people who are being investigated. And, Don, these require very high-level approvals at Justice and the FBI. They're not just something one guy can do." +"Well, being a porter on Everest is probably the best job going ,if you're a Sherpa in the Khumbu region and you want to stay and work where you live. You can make between $2- and $6,000 in a climbing season. You know, this is in a country where the median income is still around $550 or $600 a year. So the guys who are strong enough and fit enough to do this work make enough money to support not only their own families, but much of their extended families." +"Hi, Madeleine." +"The other man, Majed Hameed--who worked for us and also for Al-Arabiya television, was detained--and it seems he was detained because sometime earlier there'd been some vague allegations made by unknown third parties. But again, we never had any specific information about why he seemed to have attracted some suspicion." +"Well, John, it comes in at about $300 billion over the five-year length of the farm bill - big chunk of change, lots of money." +"Well, that's been a serious issue raised by the mayor here. He feels that the money that he wants from the central government in Baghdad for reconstruction efforts has not flowed as freely as he had hoped. And if you drive around the city, you can see the evidence that mortars fell like rain here just a few months ago. There are many, many crumbled buildings, buildings that need to be rebuilt. The mayor says he's waiting for $33 million to come in that was promised to him by the Baghdad government that he has yet to see. So it's quite obvious that it's a city that seen a lot of bloodshed in the past, and hopefully what we've seen this weekend and early this week is not the start of a new trend here." +"That's right, yes, absolutely. It's a malignant form of cancer." +"No, I don't get that far. I type in Falun Gong at Yahoo.com and a little pop-up comes up saying, Alert, the document contains no data." +"You expect a machine like this to have problems, you know, growing pains as you get it to work operationally." +"Yeah, we do. I think over the last 20 years we've taken in a huge number of people into the city. We have 50 different religions in the city. I mean, I'm sure that's the case of many other cities as well, but we've become a very diverse city, and that's enriched our culture." +"Some of these boats, in particular, are in bad shape. And some of the men, in particular, are in bad shape. They have running sores. They have bedbug outbreaks. And some people are very afraid of their captains." +That's... +"Yeah. Twenty-five percent more, yes." +"Not yet. He says he plans to fight the ruling. SCA is based in Dallas, and it's gone to state district court in Dallas to ask that the arbitration award be turned into a final judgment. If that happens within the next 30 to 60 days, then SCA can collect the money. If he still refuses, the company can seize money from bank account, stocks, cash, jewelry, his vacation home in Hawaii even." +"Ultimately, I think baby steps. One, just creating a coalition that is biblically based but also shares the compassion that Jesus displayed in the Scriptures, an individual who cares for the poor, who's concerned for the outcast and the marginalized but, at the same time, doesn't compromise his divinity in order to show compassion. I think what we often are asked to do is to make those things mutually exclusive." +"Oh, absolutely. Interestingly enough, you know, two of the safest cities in the United States are San Diego and El Paso, which are both border towns. In the '90s, you know, it was kind of chaotic along the San Diego border. Significant progress was made and it's now one of the more secure border crossing points that we have. And you've seen, I think, a lot of this violence and this illegal activity now moving to Arizona. So there are certainly some things that could be learned and I think Arizona can gain some additional measures." +"Well, it's a good question. I mean, it does get to - are we giving people the kind of news that matters to them? Obviously, a lot of this conversation gets tangled up quite quickly in national politics and Trump and the election. And I don't think the Daily News story is about that. But one of the things I think we learned in that conversation is that a lot of the journalism that a lot of journalists were doing, which is about the sort of horse race of politics or the sort of process of politics wasn't really what people wanted to read. I mean, they wanted to read about taxes. They wanted to read about health care. They wanted to read about school policy. And those stories weren't being done. So I think there's some fault in a very broad way in terms of what people are writing about. But this is the case that we now have to engage in." +"So certainly the longer this goes on, the greater the concerns that it could drag in more tribes and more men into this conflict and spread beyond that northern district of Hassiba(ph). There have been attempts at tribal mediation, which went rather wrong. Yesterday when the house of Sadek al-Ahmar, where the mediation was going on, came under attack and mortar fire left several of those tribal mediators - and they were prominent sheiks - injured, and reports that even that some of them have been killed." +"Twenty years ago, when I was a young professor about to teach a course on African-American fiction, I set about to find a forgotten or undiscovered classic by a woman writer. I wanted a book that would hold its own against such urban classics as ""Invisible Man"" or ""Native Son,"" an older book that would complement the newer works by Toni Morrison and Alice Walker or the recently republished novels of Zora Neale Hurston. What I discovered was Ann Petry's magnificent 1946 novel ""The Street"". Described by some as an urban ""To Kill a Mockingbird,"" minus any redemption and hope, ""The Street"" tells the story of Lutie Johnson and her 8-year-old son during the last years of the Second World War. Lutie is a young, hard-working single mother in urban America trying to get ahead in a world that ignores and exploits her. I saw her struggles and determination as both inspiring and doomed. In striving to provide for her son's future, she often ignored his immediate needs and fears. This book shook me so much that whenever I taught it in class, later that night I would slip into my sleeping sons' bedrooms to watch them and make silent promises. Even now, whenever I finish it, I calculate how old the main character's son would be and wonder what sort of life he had. I care deeply about these characters. They are real to me. This book creates a lot of discussion, often uncomfortable, in my literature classes. It makes us confront difficult questions about race and class. Who has access to the American Dream? Why do some characters make it but Lutie doesn't? Petry wants her readers to see the two sides of America, the gleaming and moneyed suburbs, where she herself was raised, and the struggles of black women in Harlem where she moved after her marriage. ""The Street"" is a book that raises passion in readers, and in me. It is as relevant today as when it was written in the 1940s. Particularly now, with the upcoming presidential election, it makes us think about what it was like to be a single mother raising a black son to believe he was worthy of all the best this country can offer. I can't think of a better place to start a national discussion about the audacity of hope than with this undiscovered classic, as fresh and moving now as the day it was published." +Thank you very much. +Hi. +"There were 9,000 people. I've never seen so many bikes in one location. Just phenomenal." +"Well, it was helpful to me, and I had even more fun writing ""Heat"" than I had writing ""Cold.""" +"Things have improved since the first early weeks when people didn't have toilets, when there wasn't any water. But things haven't significantly improved in recent months. Things are pretty much at a plateau. People are living in tents, they're living under tarps, they're living in just shacks that they constructed out of whatever they could pull together and a lot of people are just stuck at sort of that level. There are some organized camps which are somewhat better in that they're all the same type of tents - they're better tents, they're stronger - but then they were trying to evacuate one of those during this approaching hurricane because it was on a flood plain and there was concerns and that turned into complete chaos as some people wanted to be evacuated, some people felt it was a trick. So things remain incredibly tenuous for people. People feel incredibly vulnerable and there's a sense that things aren't moving forward, that they're just stuck in these camps and it's unclear when they're going to get out." +"Yes, yes." +Good morning. +"Well, the thing that makes Nashville unique is the location of Bridgestone Arena - right in downtown in the middle of everything, next to Broadway where all the neon lights are, all the restaurants, everything. So imagine yourself walking down the street. You see these neon lights. You smell barbecue. You smell all these great foods coming (inaudible). You hear live music as you're walking into the arena. So just that alone helps paint the picture of how you can get excited go into this game. And then after the game, what makes it different, too, you're right there on the streets - all the bars, all the honky-tonks, all the live music, restaurants. During the game, intermissions - it's not just advertisements playing on a Megatron. You have live music. So you have guys like Charles Esten from Nashville playing live music there. Sometimes you'll have people from different major bands, as well. You have country music stars singing the national anthem. It is a totally unique experience in every single way." +"This, until the completion of the investigation of the unfortunate event yesterday in Qana." +"Well, if you read Ted Turner's vision--and he's now really no longer involved in the running of CNN--but if you read what he had to say back when it was launched, he sort of described it as a newspaper of the air. He said, `You know, broadcast networks are really too much like headline wire service copy.' In a sense, that's what much of the time cable news functions as. They give you brief bursts of updates. In fact, MSNBC now every 15 minutes gives you an update of the news. And in between they're trying to figure out ways to keep you watching. So they'll do reported pieces. They'll do a lot of interviews. There are a lot of talk shows. And to be honest, there's a lot of things that we would classify as kind of pulpy, quasi-tabloid, quasi-celebrity news; anything that's sort of waiting for the next great crisis. And when crisis hits, people turn to cable, they particularly turn to CNN. And when crisis abates, they kind of tune it out. They don't need it as much." +And they don't. +Good. +"Well, it's actually very significant. The Hispanic vote in Florida in a primary can be 10 to 12 percent of that vote. And as we saw in the 2004 Republican primary when Mel Martinez won the nomination, a very high turn-out in Miami-Dade where the vote moved in a large direction towards one candidate, it can be very telling and very important to building a vote margin." +"Well, you know, officials say that Rahman was killed last week in Waziristan, Pakistan in this CIA drone strike, and they seem fairly confident that they got him. That said, you know, there are often reports about drone strikes against core al-Qaida leaders and then these guys end up surfacing later. And in fact, that actually happened to Rahman last year. They said he was dead and clearly he wasn't. And he was reported killed this time in a very remote part of Pakistan. So, it's unclear how the U.S. can be so sure they got him. The officials we spoke to seemed pretty confident but they wouldn't say whether they had DNA evidence or something more dispositive like that. Usually, the way we find out definitively is al-Qaida announces it, and that hasn't happened yet." +"That's exactly right. There's deep fear about this crisis spreading to Italy and expanding further. There are reports this morning, Renee, that Italy has agreed to let the International Monetary Fund monitor its economic reform efforts. Italy's prime minister, Silvio Berlusconi, has been under intense pressure to move very quickly on really a broad series of reforms, including very controversial issues, such as privatizing state-run Italian companies, radically reforming the government pension system, labor market changes to make it easier to fire workers. You know, these are all measures that are deeply unpopular at home. And Berlusconi, like his Greek colleague, is under mounting pressure to step down and hand power to an emergency government. Italy's government is in crisis. And really the whole issue of expanding the eurozone's rescue firewall is to try to better protect against the possibility that Italy's troubles will only get worse in coming months." +"Basically, she prayed for the university. She prayed for the students' continued success. She prayed over the losses that we've all experienced. And she prayed basically just for the preservation of our university and for our students to continue to do well." +Thank you. +"Good, thanks." "Well, I'm fine, of course, it's an awkward position to expect philosophy to answer a question once and for all. I mean if we could answer questions once for all, we would be out of business once we turn the answers in. If I'm to be guide toward good decision making, I fear that many will be, not only frustrated at the end, but confirmed in their suspicion that philosophy's limits are nerve racking." \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/2022/ROUGE/prompt-completion-testset.csv b/ROUGE/prompt-completion-testset.csv similarity index 99% rename from 2022/ROUGE/prompt-completion-testset.csv rename to ROUGE/prompt-completion-testset.csv index 23169c7..7fd64d6 100644 --- a/2022/ROUGE/prompt-completion-testset.csv +++ b/ROUGE/prompt-completion-testset.csv @@ -1,101 +1,101 @@ -prompt,completion -"Yes. Yeah, actually, whenever I get together with friends of mine who don't work for newspapers, I realize how much more fun I have than they do. There are a lot more pressures. I have to worry about budgets. I have to worry about the careers of other people. But the reality is I come into the newsroom every morning with about 10 things that I want to get done in terms of coverage. I can influence coverage of everything from how we write about music, to how we write about Supreme Court nominees, to how we cover the most interesting city in America. That's a blast. You can't complain too much about that.","Do you believe--and you talked about this briefly, but I'm curious in terms of how you see the general public and their perception of the media and newspapers. Do you believe that newspapers, television news, etc., now sit in the seat of having to win the confidence of the viewer, the listener, the reader back?" -"To tell you the truth, I started to cry. I was a little disappointed. There's some financial effects, and then there's also just - it's kind of demeaning to be considered basically a second-class citizen. That's how I feel. You know, I pay taxes. I'm a citizen. I'm a grown woman with a partner of 10 years and a 22-month-old child that I've adopted. My partner had the baby. And we're a family with a house, and we're really like a boring couple. And yet, New York state doesn't consider us a family.",You said there were financial repercussions. What were those? -"Right. Which, of course, supposes that these are not objective. The funny thing is that the GOP is assuming - as I said - that this will necessarily favor Hillary Clinton. I don't think the Clintons - they've been silent on this, but speaking to their associates, I don't think they make any such assumption at all. And already these projects have also drawn fire from the left, who fear that it could go quite the other way.",What is the criticism? What is the fear coming from the left about these things? -"To some extent, China is more able than the United States to set ambitious targets for things like renewable energy. But I would say in the last eight to ten years in the United States, there has been a tremendous amount of path-breaking work going on at the state level, particularly in California. And some of the policies that California has put into place, such as its very ambitious solar energy incentives have become the model for China.","You've been working on this issue in China for, what, 15 years?" -There are so many incredible writers out there on Twitter and so many really compelling firsthand accounts of the big news stories this year that it makes for a really interesting way to recap some of those big events.,How in the world did you decide which tweets to preserve in this book? -"You know, that would be a difficult one to impose and to regulate. I think the strength of the lobbying law is that it is so narrowly defined - covering the most important piece of lobbying, which is contacting Congressmen and covered officials.","But are there a lot of people in Washington who would pass the litmus test of, say, not being a lobbyist, but who are, you know, big influential players, who are being compensated to a great extent because they are former powers on Capitol Hill or in the executive branch?" -"I think it is backfiring on President Trump's critics. When you overshoot the mark and you turn the dial to 11 on every single issue, I think the American public starts to tune you out.","I just want to be really careful because you're saying that the public might tune you out - when you say you, you're talking about President Trump's critics like Democrats? Are you talking about the media? Who are you referring to?" -"Thank you, Steve. Nice to be with you.",Can you describe the tone or the attitude of the North Koreans you met with? -"I think, frankly, what I get from a lot of them is that my politics are their politics. I'd be the better candidate and I'd be the better governor. But it's really someone else's turn. And I think the problem with that is that the people who need a change, the ones who can't wait, aren't a part of that conversation. The establishment have all the options and all the influence and connections to protect their interests, frankly, no matter who is in power from whatever party. But everybody else, in my view, is the responsibility of the chief executive, and that's the responsibility I'm looking to assume.","And what of those who are not the powerbrokers? One has to start to lay the seeds, if you will, particularly in one's own community. Are you seeing excitement from the African-American community as a collective in Massachusetts? And, again, as we grow this countrywide, are you hearing and seeing from African-Americans in other states who are excited about this possibility?" -Thank you.,"In your experience, does the breakthrough often come from an eyewitness, from actual forensic evidence on the ground? How do you find out how something like this began?" -"So, it's certainly not a one-man show and if there's one dominant personality, I would say that today it's Omar Suleiman.",And do you think that Suleiman is in control of these pro-Mubarak protesters who have been blamed for violence around Tahrir Square and elsewhere? -"One day, the Brelands were called out to China Lake to the weapons research station out there to do some research with the U.S. Navy's dolphin program, training dolphins to do things like locate submarines or warn of enemy attack, things like that. And this was run by Bob Bailey, who was kind of an animal behaviorist of his own. And he was convinced to come work with the Brelands at the I.Q. Zoo.","So the CIA, they were trying to train animals and they saw, you know, these people could train a pig to vacuum, they must be able to do something. What were some of the animals the CIA wanted to put to work?" -"Basically, the town west from Main Street, you could stand on Main Street and look west and see the next town, which is 10 miles away, which you shouldn't be able to do. Things were leveled. It was debris about four feet deep. There was a picture in the, I think, the New York Times or somewhere that showed on top Hiroshima and on the bottom Greensburg. And it was very similar.",How did you rebuild the town? -"Oh, that's central to it for sure. What we know, of course, is that some of those folks have severe disabilities by virtue of addiction or mental illness or physical or developmental disability. So we've learned they need permanent housing would support services. The old way of attempting to deliver services when a person's on the street or living in a shelter, you can't do it more ineffectively or more expensively than that. And what we're learning is when you provide, actually, stability and a place to live, that housing itself has a therapeutic impact on folk. Those of us who have never been homeless, we take our housing for granted. But for a homeless person, for the first time, they could actually relax. And when a person's relaxed in the setting of stability and security, they're much more amenable to receiving some of those mental health services or addiction services that they might have rejected had they been on the street.","What do you say the big concern that some people have that by concentrating on housing first then the support services, you let people move into housing when they all have kinds of problems that aren't necessarily congenial for the neighbors?" -"You know, I think they were, in many cases. And I reported from Iraq from 2006 through 2008. And, Robert, I dug up some of my old stories, and one was from 2006. And General George Casey, the top commander at the time, predicted that in the next year and a half or so, the Iraqi forces would be independent and need very little help from the Americans. Then I found a story from a year later, 2007, and a major report found it would take another 12 to 18 months. So a competent and independent Iraqi military was always just over the horizon.",Just 18 months away. The U.S. worked with Iraqi troops for seven to eight years. Isn't that enough time to have built a better force than Iraq now has? -"Well, one of the biggest changes is accountability, the way people keep track of where their money went and how it's being used. Also social networking, the way people connect with other people who are giving or the organizations themselves. And also just the physical ways that people are donating. People can donate by texting the word kettle to the Salvation Army, a quick $5 donation via your mobile phone. It doesn't really get any easier than that.",I just want to make sure I understand that. I text the word kettle and the Salvation Army automatically gets $5 from me? -"Well, with respect to polls, my guess is 99 percent of Americans have never even heard of this agency, and I would defy you to find a poll otherwise. To some extent, it's hard to judge precisely what they have done. Again, there are very important laws that need to be enforced. I think in some respects, in certain cases, they have, but in other cases, they've really let us down.","Just so you know the source of what I was saying, that there was a Morning Consult poll about 11 months ago that polled Trump voters actually and found that 56 percent want the CFPB either left alone or actually expanded. And it is one of the few agencies that focuses solely on consumers. I just want to ask you a broad question. I mean, you had President Trump who ran and still campaigns on being a champion of working Americans. Now, this agency that was set up to protect consumers from abuse is under attack. And you also have a Republican tax cut plan that gives the most relief to wealthy people. I just wonder - is all of this keeping the promise that President Trump made in the election?" -Correct. Discovered that we had it.,And when did you have the surgery? -"I think there is a small connection. It's not the major reason that rates are going up, but I suspect that chairman Greenspan wants to make sure that inflation is well-controlled on the day he walks out of office, both to protect his own legacy and to make life a little easier for his successor, whoever that may be.",Who might that be? -"I think it will be. It'll be very disorienting, at first, because - you know, people are used to turning on their computers and seeing a certain something. And in the case of Windows, that certain something for 20 years has been a desktop environment. Now, suddenly, that desktop environment isn't there anymore. There aren't the icons, the folders; the things that we're all used to, in Windows. There are these colorful tiles. And they have to know how to get from those files to the desktop, where they can do their productive work.","How easy will it be for current Windows users, to upgrade to this new Windows 8?" -"Well, a lot of things have happened in the interim. Two of the prosecutors who were assigned to the case became judges during this period, believe it or not. That's how long it's been, and they had to reconfigure the prosecution team. Phil Spector has had three different sets of lawyers, and now he has Bruce Cutler. And Bruce Cutler was the lawyer in New York who represented John Gotti; he's kind of known as a mob lawyer, a very enthusiastic, very flamboyant lawyer in the courtroom. He'll be something else to watch when you're watching on television.","Well, speaking of flamboyant, in the run-up to this trial, Linda, I have seen some - I can only say amazing photos of Phil Spector's get-ups, his wigs and - I mean can you just try to describe his fashion sense for us? And do you think that's going to make this trial like a viewing sensation?" -That's right.,Why did you want to highlight--and I think I know the answer to this--but why did you decide to highlight Detroit? -"It's not at all unexpected. If anything, investors and some people in the auto industry had been begging Ford to make this step. General Motors Corp. earlier this year did something quite similar. And it's really the only way Ford can get its workers out of the existing UAW contract in a way that's amenable to the union. They have a contract and if they wanted to fire these workers any other way, they would have to continue paying them.","The UAW traditionally has been one of the biggest, most powerful labor unions in America. Is the union, because of Ford's woes, being forced to take whatever the company offers?" -"Well, I don't change my views regardless of who it is I'm speaking to or working with. I have never made one call or made one office visit on behalf of a client, and I don't intend to because that's not my role. So I don't think there's any conflict at all.",How confident are you that a health care bill will land on the president's desk for signature before the end of this year? -"Most of the tanks are in fact gone now. Most of the tanks that were around the Government House, most of them are gone now. And the presence here today is a lot less than it was two weeks ago in the days immediately following the coup. I think - I think the military feels pretty confident right now. I think they feel like they're in charge, that the bad news that they thought might follow this, that some Thaksin supporters might rise up and say, hey, we're not on board with this thing, that hasn't happened yet. So I think the military is feeling pretty good in fact that a lot of the military has been brought back to barracks, sent back to barracks, I think that's an indication that they're feeling pretty confident.","And what happens next for the civilian side of this government, if there is one?" -So we tested that.,And you found it in how many different kinds of bugs? -"So in Louisiana, they had a practice on the books that meant that felony convictions could happen with a split jury, so 10-2 or 11-1. And voters said, no, we're going to be like the rest of the country, with the exception of Oregon, and we're going to have unanimous juries for felony convictions.","And this was a practice considered by many as kind of a carryover from Jim Crow era, right?" -"One person, actually the aide to Ted Kennedy. Now, the reason I got into Ted Kennedy's office is that he has a book coming out on the adventures of his dog, named Splash. Yes.",Ted Kennedy has a dog named Splash? -"Well, as I understand it right now, the vast majority of the money being put up would be public. Private investors might put up as little as 3 percent equity in some of these partnerships. The Treasury would add more equity from the TARP funds it got from Congress - you know, the $700 billion, which is now down to 300 billion after all the injections of capital into the banks. So the private investors don't have a lot of skin in the game. And the purchases of the assets would be further financed by these low-interest loans from the Fed or the FDIC. Those are likely to be called non-recourse loans, which means that the toxic assets lose money after they're purchased. The private investors would lose only the 3 percent of money they put down, or maybe 10 percent, if they invested that much, and the government would lose the rest. So the taxpayers are on the hook. But if the toxic assets rise in value, there's the prospect of big gains for private investors. Now, some people suggest the downside to taxpayers may be small because these toxic assets are undervalued right now and are unlikely to fall much further but have a bigger chance of increasing in value. We'll just have to see.",Will there be any congressional involvement? -"We're on the ballot in 11 states, and we have ballot access in another number of states. So we have a total ballot access either as a write-in or appearing on the ballot in 34 to 35 states. By the time we get to Election Day, it will be 43 to 45.","Before we let you go, as we mentioned, in a longer campaign, we get to know a little bit more about the candidates things like who they are as people, you know, what their families are all about. Can you just tell us a little bit about yourself on a personal level? Are you married? Are you partnered? Do you have kids? What do you like to listen to? What do you do when you're not working?" -"You know, it's such a fine balance, because what I like to do at first is assess their financial situation. If they have a family and they're pretty much short on cash and they don't have a big income, you know, if they're stirring at a contract from Lithuania or Italy, or wherever that is presenting yourself at $20,000 a month, I have them take a long look at that and say, are you aware of what you could possibly be risking? And more often than not, they always say to me, well, I feel like I belong, and just in my gut, and I want to take that chance. Believe it or not, a handful of my guys have, in fact, turned down big contracts, go on to the D-League, and have gone on to make the league and make good money.",Does play overseas come with the kind of ancillary income that a player can earn in the NBA - the endorsement contracts and commercial contracts and the like? -"They are known for a couple of different things. Bob Komer's particularly notable for his work on a grazing settlement between the Bureau of Land Management and a Wyoming rancher. And in that case, that was actually the subject of an Inspector General's report which cited Mr. Komer for pressuring rank and file employees to reach a settlement which was seen as favorable to the rancher in question. And then, Mark McEwen is known more for being a very fierce proponent of property rights and pushing for ranchers and other individuals to have their property rights recognized by the federal government.","These people will soon report to political appointees of the Obama administration. Would you expect them, based on past history of others, to salute smartly and run up the Hill, or wouldn't they be obstructionist from inside the career service?" -Good to talk to you. Thank you very much for having me tonight.,I know that some of your family members were killed in the war. What does this verdict mean to you? -"I think that argument is silly. The harder questions really relate to in addition to trying to negotiate to save some lives, was there more that might have been done to encourage others to flee to Romania, to avoid being ghettoized? Could lives, more lives, have been saved if more emphasis had been put on that? But I don't criticize Kastner for entering into negotiation in the hope of trying to save lives.","When you sort of look at all these cases, is there a way to figure out when to negotiate and when not to?" -It's still totally unreal when I think about it. It feels so weird to be able to just kind of buy things when I want them or need them.,What's the most outrageous thing you bought? -Thank you.,"We turn now to a developing story in Afghanistan. More than 100 people are reported dead from a Friday attack on an Afghan military base, making it the deadliest attack there since 2001. Taliban fighters disguised as Afghan military attacked the base as soldiers were observing Friday prayers at Camp Shaheen near Mazar-e-Sharif, the nation's third largest city. And since the attack, the death toll has risen steadily. To help us understand what this attack means in the years-long struggle to contain the insurgency in Afghanistan, we've reached Ahmed Rashid. He's a journalist and author of several books on Afghanistan, Pakistan and the Taliban. He joins us from Lahore, Pakistan. Ahmed, welcome back to the program. What makes this incident so significant?" -"Car buying, there's been a--it's hard to look at, you know, this momentary flash because of gasoline prices. SUV sales have gone down--I think it's about 15 percent over two years. It's been a fairly steady--I mean, I think it's more leveling off. People are leaving the bigger SUVs, going to crossovers, that sort of thing. It's been a leveling off. It's still going to be a significant part of our market, even though they're in some disfavor right now. Pickup trucks and SUVs and minivans are all called light trucks, and they're going to continue to make up almost half of all the vehicles sold in the country. What auto dealers, at least in New England, have told me is that they're not seeing so much people saying, `Get me out of this SUV, and get me into a Toyota Prius.' They're seeing, `Get me out of this big SUV, and get me into a small SUV,' such as the Ford Escape.",So they're downsizing just a little bit? -"Yeah, I think that--one of the things I think has happened is that there have been several different movements happening at the same time. But if you'd go onto a Google site and you tried to find--put down May Day or May 1st Immigrant Demonstration, you'll be referred to websites of groups that are, let's say, largely outside the mainstream. I mean, in other words, what you're really seeing, I think, is a battle between a sort of extremist nativist position on the one hand, and…",That would be the Minutemen and groups like that? -"The thing that's most likely is that the female actually ovulates over a fairly long period, so all of the embryos are actually at different stages of development. One of the things that's important is the male that mates with the female first has a big advantage, as far as having the embryo that reaches the size where it starts to kill and eat its siblings. And one thing that's very interesting about sand tigers in captivity, when mating is being observed the males actually form a dominance hierarchy. And the dominant male actually guards the female and prevents other males from mating with her. And that might be a strategy to actually ensure that he's the one, the dominant male is the one to fertilize those earliest eggs which are then going to become the cannibals.","Do you see this, this embryonic cannibalism in any other sharks or is it just the sand tiger sharks where this happens?" -Thank you.,It's said that you're supposed to help reshape the party's message for the working class. Why you? -"Good morning, Steve.","OK. So two Republicans, which we'll talk about, but also three Democrats are considered swing votes. Who are they?" -"Well, you know, Congress created that tax break early last year when foreclosures and short sales, they were just pounding down the housing prices. And, you know, very few people want to buy a house when they can see that the prices are still dropping. So Congress thought it really needed to do something to step in and help. And the idea here was that if taxpayers would just help make housing a little more affordable, young families could buy houses, and that would start to put a floor under prices. So, Realtors predicted that once the prices started to rise on starter homes, the whole market could stabilize and heal itself from the bottom up. And it helped a bit, but it's just not clear at this point that those gains are sustainable. After that tax credit expired at the end of April, the market crashed again. We saw new home sales plunge 33 percent in May, and that's very discouraging. Now, the companies that track real estate say the prices are starting to slide again in a lot of cities.","Well, can Congress create a new round of tax credits this fall?" -Right.,He seemed to have some great sense of humor about what he was doing up there. Or do I have that wrong? -"Well, it looks like the rest of the ocean. I mean, the surface of the ocean is disturbed by way of which, which reflect light. So satellites can see it. Only like spy planes and low-flying aircrafts can actually see down into the water. But some fishermen can spot these large agglomerations of debris that the ocean has knitted together. We've picked up one, weighed a couple hundred pounds. It had a toothbrush in it. Even though, it was mostly composed of net and tarps and stuff like that.",Is it mostly marine debris or what else do you see? -This is just a few months in that long path.,"They actually had turned the machine on for a test and had gotten some results, hadn't they, on this?" -"Well, you know, I reviewed for years myself and then I still do occasionally, and you can kind of get into the habit of destroying things. It's much more interesting and much more difficult to try and show why good things are good. You know, there's a thrill to kind of trying to destroy something, and David feels it.",Is that to create some thrill in his life? -Thanks for having me.,We've just heard Jason Beaubien report that progress is - is mixed. You were in Haiti within hours of the earthquake. You've been back a number of times. What's your impression? -Cool.,"You're faithful, very faithful to the song. Did you listen a lot to the originals again in order to do this album?" -"There'll be - well, it's about an 18-minute mile pace, which is a very slow run, but a pretty decent pace when you're walking, especially for 26 miles.",Have you allowed yourself to start thinking about Sunday night and how you might be celebrating - hopefully celebrating? -"…including our colleagues in Malaysia and Singapore. We're getting rather close to Thailand. They're not sure quite how far it went. But this dispatch said things about the Thai foreign minister, questioning his sanity. It was really not the sort of material that you would want to see distributed that widely. The tradition was eventually brought to a halt in 2006 after a very funny valedictory dispatch from our ambassador to Rome, Sir Ivor Roberts.",What did he say? -"So what you might expect are some short-term disruptions. But long-term, these things tend to fix themselves surprisingly quickly.",The most recent huge natural disaster in Japan was the Kobe earthquake of 1995. What were the economic consequences of that? -"Well, that's a good question. They weren't teaching very much. They were exposing their students to a little bit of anatomical dissection and maybe a little bit of physiology lab. And some of the conditions that he found were truly atrocious. And his main criticisms were that they had very poor clinical education, very poor clinical facilities. And what Flexner wanted to do was to have students understand where the knowledge came from and how it was derived, not mainly to learn memorization of facts given in a lecture.","Dr. Brieger, you're associated with Johns Hopkins, one of the best medical schools in the world, obviously. Do you see on a daily basis the impact today of the Flexner Report?" -"Yes. I mean, I think we didn't really have a clear conception of what we would find. So most of the previous studies of recent selection in humans have focused on just a handful of genes where there was some prior biological expectation that these might be targets of selection. So one of these, for example, is the lactase gene that's responsible for metabolizing milk in some populations, including Europeans. And our approach is different, because it really allowed us to scan the whole genome in sort of an unbiased way and try to get a sense of what kinds of biological processes are evolving and how much evolution is going on over this very recent time scale.",Mm-hmm. And you found five different genes involved with skin pigmentation in Europeans? -"I was actually more irritated with myself. It was getting windy and a storm front was coming in. And so I was looking for somewhere to get out of the wind. And then I found a big pine tree and just started pulling in needles. And then I saw some willow trees, and so I started cutting branches and then basically just tried to cover up. I was wet from going in and out of streams so I stayed awake all night, as I did for the next four nights.","Mike, what were you surviving on? Did you have any food with you? Any water? What did you do?" -Thank you. Glad to be with you.,"Stanley Weintraub, before we get to the actual Christmas in Savannah, I want to start by asking about the march itself. In around the middle of November 1864, Sherman takes 62,000 of his soldiers, marches them through rural Georgia all the way to Savannah. It takes about a month. It became known as Sherman's march to the sea. What was the point of that march to the sea?" -We do not have enough attorneys. We need more.,Is there a story you can tell of a child that you've helped? -"Oh, they've got quite a few boats done got broke loose and went elsewhere. I don't see none (unintelligible) yet. But a lot of ropes got popped. And it was - I'm glad that that's all what happened around here, because it could be a lot worse. And it's not over yet. We're still experiencing a lot of water on the outside. You know, these levees are holding it back, but I don't trust the levees.","You know, when we talked this morning, you said you were going to try to go by your house. Did you get there?" -"Well, I think that's part of it and what John has said is that that's one of a lot of reasons why he left the paper. I think it would be a mistake to assume that John left in protest. John and I are very close. We talk probably more than we talk to each other's wives. And I can tell you, it's not the only reason he left. He left because he's been running newspapers--this is his third newspaper--he's been running newspapers for more than two decades, and I think he wanted to do something different. I feel that the two of us have spent--we've been partners for the last five years. I know all of the things we've assembled. I know what has to be protected. I don't think of it as much of a firestorm as other people do. Maybe I'm kidding myself, but that's not the way I see it.","Let me ask you, Dean. It's always interesting when African-Americans take the helm of something, particularly something as prestigious as this. And you being the person who will sit as the captain of this maiden voyage, how much pressure do you feel, if any, being the first African-American to head this post?" -"Well, it hasn't been that long ago that people - also high-level members of ISIS or the Islamic State had access to Turkey and were treated at Turkish hospitals. So we know, for example, of about one high-level ISIS fighter who was there just six months ago.","And as for the flow of material across the border, was it flowing freely? Were the Turks just letting it go through?" -"A lot of them come from West Africa, but they really come from across sub-Saharan Africa. We talked to people from Liberia, from Burkina Faso, from Senegal, from the Gambia. It really was a huge range of people from across West Africa.",What is Algeria saying about this? -"Hello, Alex. It's nice to be here.","Community Counts, this is a YouTube users group that follows YouTube political content, yes? And you're trying to have some influence on what happens with the questions in the debate tonight. What's your goal? What are you trying to do?" -Thanks for having me.,"Can you just describe what it's like in the first kind of minutes or hours after something like this? Like, what goes through your mind?" -"Remember; there have been news reports for a few days now that three Trump campaign advisers or aides met with an FBI asset in the course of the campaign. People close to the investigation say that was because the FBI didn't want word to get out that Trump or the Trump campaign was under investigation for possible collusion with Russians in the course of 2016. So as opposed to calling those aides in and interviewing them quite publicly or taking other steps, they sent an informant in to talk to those folks. Now, this is a counterintelligence investigation, not just a criminal one. And in counterintelligence investigations, the FBI and other government agencies often use these kinds of informants to go in and gather information secretly often to protect the privacy of people who are being investigated. And, Don, these require very high-level approvals at Justice and the FBI. They're not just something one guy can do.","OK. And there's some additional news today from the president's lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, about the timetable for special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation and a possible interview with the president. Just quickly, what do we know there?" -"Well, being a porter on Everest is probably the best job going ,if you're a Sherpa in the Khumbu region and you want to stay and work where you live. You can make between $2- and $6,000 in a climbing season. You know, this is in a country where the median income is still around $550 or $600 a year. So the guys who are strong enough and fit enough to do this work make enough money to support not only their own families, but much of their extended families.",But what happens to these families when high-altitude porters die on the mountain? -"Hi, Madeleine.","David, usually these cases are whether or not sperm donors have responsibilities to the children, i.e., whether or not they should pay child support. So how unusual is it to be the reverse, where the sperm donor actually wants to be a part of the child's life?" -"The other man, Majed Hameed--who worked for us and also for Al-Arabiya television, was detained--and it seems he was detained because sometime earlier there'd been some vague allegations made by unknown third parties. But again, we never had any specific information about why he seemed to have attracted some suspicion.",And they were picked up the end of last summer? -"Well, John, it comes in at about $300 billion over the five-year length of the farm bill - big chunk of change, lots of money.","But a lot of that goes to food stamps, doesn't it?" -"Well, that's been a serious issue raised by the mayor here. He feels that the money that he wants from the central government in Baghdad for reconstruction efforts has not flowed as freely as he had hoped. And if you drive around the city, you can see the evidence that mortars fell like rain here just a few months ago. There are many, many crumbled buildings, buildings that need to be rebuilt. The mayor says he's waiting for $33 million to come in that was promised to him by the Baghdad government that he has yet to see. So it's quite obvious that it's a city that seen a lot of bloodshed in the past, and hopefully what we've seen this weekend and early this week is not the start of a new trend here.","Given the sectarian violence that you have seen in the last few days, are U.S. forces responding differently than they have been?" -"That's right, yes, absolutely. It's a malignant form of cancer.","And in this kind of tumor, is there an operation to cutting it out? Is that an option?" -"No, I don't get that far. I type in Falun Gong at Yahoo.com and a little pop-up comes up saying, Alert, the document contains no data.",You don't even get the appearance of some information being turned up by the search? -"You expect a machine like this to have problems, you know, growing pains as you get it to work operationally.","Right. Question from Second Life from Rudy He asks, will it come back on line before power must be diverted to keep the cities there warm? Because it uses a lot of juice, doesn't it?" -"Yeah, we do. I think over the last 20 years we've taken in a huge number of people into the city. We have 50 different religions in the city. I mean, I'm sure that's the case of many other cities as well, but we've become a very diverse city, and that's enriched our culture.",What sort of things do Bristol or you going to be able to try and help offer these refugees from Syria? -"Some of these boats, in particular, are in bad shape. And some of the men, in particular, are in bad shape. They have running sores. They have bedbug outbreaks. And some people are very afraid of their captains.",What kind of fish are they catching? And who ultimately is buying it? -That's...,"...Ever since. So how serious a breach is this? I mean, how much damage might this do to the NSA as it's trying to continue doing its work?" -"Yeah. Twenty-five percent more, yes.",Tell us about the make up of this plane. Is it a metal skin or is it the composites we see on fighter planes now? -"Not yet. He says he plans to fight the ruling. SCA is based in Dallas, and it's gone to state district court in Dallas to ask that the arbitration award be turned into a final judgment. If that happens within the next 30 to 60 days, then SCA can collect the money. If he still refuses, the company can seize money from bank account, stocks, cash, jewelry, his vacation home in Hawaii even.",You mentioned Lance Armstrong plans to fight. Any comment from him or his attorneys? -"Ultimately, I think baby steps. One, just creating a coalition that is biblically based but also shares the compassion that Jesus displayed in the Scriptures, an individual who cares for the poor, who's concerned for the outcast and the marginalized but, at the same time, doesn't compromise his divinity in order to show compassion. I think what we often are asked to do is to make those things mutually exclusive.",Are you going to vote in November? -"Oh, absolutely. Interestingly enough, you know, two of the safest cities in the United States are San Diego and El Paso, which are both border towns. In the '90s, you know, it was kind of chaotic along the San Diego border. Significant progress was made and it's now one of the more secure border crossing points that we have. And you've seen, I think, a lot of this violence and this illegal activity now moving to Arizona. So there are certainly some things that could be learned and I think Arizona can gain some additional measures.",Do you think there's enough political motivation on Capitol Hill to address immigration reform anytime soon? -"Well, it's a good question. I mean, it does get to - are we giving people the kind of news that matters to them? Obviously, a lot of this conversation gets tangled up quite quickly in national politics and Trump and the election. And I don't think the Daily News story is about that. But one of the things I think we learned in that conversation is that a lot of the journalism that a lot of journalists were doing, which is about the sort of horse race of politics or the sort of process of politics wasn't really what people wanted to read. I mean, they wanted to read about taxes. They wanted to read about health care. They wanted to read about school policy. And those stories weren't being done. So I think there's some fault in a very broad way in terms of what people are writing about. But this is the case that we now have to engage in.","What about all of the new digital news sites that seem to be popping up everywhere? Because it does feel like there are an awful lot of sources of news these days, and many of them are trying to be these hyper-local sources of information that are supposed to fill the void when local papers shut down. Are they not cutting it?" -"So certainly the longer this goes on, the greater the concerns that it could drag in more tribes and more men into this conflict and spread beyond that northern district of Hassiba(ph). There have been attempts at tribal mediation, which went rather wrong. Yesterday when the house of Sadek al-Ahmar, where the mediation was going on, came under attack and mortar fire left several of those tribal mediators - and they were prominent sheiks - injured, and reports that even that some of them have been killed.",What is at stake in the region if this power struggle continues? -"Twenty years ago, when I was a young professor about to teach a course on African-American fiction, I set about to find a forgotten or undiscovered classic by a woman writer. I wanted a book that would hold its own against such urban classics as ""Invisible Man"" or ""Native Son,"" an older book that would complement the newer works by Toni Morrison and Alice Walker or the recently republished novels of Zora Neale Hurston. What I discovered was Ann Petry's magnificent 1946 novel ""The Street"". Described by some as an urban ""To Kill a Mockingbird,"" minus any redemption and hope, ""The Street"" tells the story of Lutie Johnson and her 8-year-old son during the last years of the Second World War. Lutie is a young, hard-working single mother in urban America trying to get ahead in a world that ignores and exploits her. I saw her struggles and determination as both inspiring and doomed. In striving to provide for her son's future, she often ignored his immediate needs and fears. This book shook me so much that whenever I taught it in class, later that night I would slip into my sleeping sons' bedrooms to watch them and make silent promises. Even now, whenever I finish it, I calculate how old the main character's son would be and wonder what sort of life he had. I care deeply about these characters. They are real to me. This book creates a lot of discussion, often uncomfortable, in my literature classes. It makes us confront difficult questions about race and class. Who has access to the American Dream? Why do some characters make it but Lutie doesn't? Petry wants her readers to see the two sides of America, the gleaming and moneyed suburbs, where she herself was raised, and the struggles of black women in Harlem where she moved after her marriage. ""The Street"" is a book that raises passion in readers, and in me. It is as relevant today as when it was written in the 1940s. Particularly now, with the upcoming presidential election, it makes us think about what it was like to be a single mother raising a black son to believe he was worthy of all the best this country can offer. I can't think of a better place to start a national discussion about the audacity of hope than with this undiscovered classic, as fresh and moving now as the day it was published.","Gretchen Holbrook Gerzina is a professor of literature at Dartmouth College. She is also the author of ""Mr. and Mrs. Prince"", how an extraordinary 18th century family moved out of slavery and into legend. For more great book recommendations, you can visit our Web site at npr.org/books. President Bush is on the last leg of his last trip to Europe. He's in London today talking with British Prime Minister Gordon Brown about the war in Iraq and Iran's nuclear program. The trip has all the trappings of a state visit; formal banquet, tea with the Queen, but long-time NPR White House correspondent Don Gonyea says this trip just feels different. Don, how?" -Thank you very much.,"You're the head of the U.S. delegation at six party talks on the North Korean nuclear program, and I wonder, first, we heard President Bush earlier today saying that the transfer of nuclear weapons or material by North Korea to states or to non-state enemies would be considered a grave threat. North Korea would be held fully accountable. What does that mean?" -Hi.,So it seems like there's not a lot of good news coming out of Rio these days. What's going on? -"There were 9,000 people. I've never seen so many bikes in one location. Just phenomenal.",Nine thousand? -"Well, it was helpful to me, and I had even more fun writing ""Heat"" than I had writing ""Cold.""",Why? What's fun about heat that's not about cold? -"Things have improved since the first early weeks when people didn't have toilets, when there wasn't any water. But things haven't significantly improved in recent months. Things are pretty much at a plateau. People are living in tents, they're living under tarps, they're living in just shacks that they constructed out of whatever they could pull together and a lot of people are just stuck at sort of that level. There are some organized camps which are somewhat better in that they're all the same type of tents - they're better tents, they're stronger - but then they were trying to evacuate one of those during this approaching hurricane because it was on a flood plain and there was concerns and that turned into complete chaos as some people wanted to be evacuated, some people felt it was a trick. So things remain incredibly tenuous for people. People feel incredibly vulnerable and there's a sense that things aren't moving forward, that they're just stuck in these camps and it's unclear when they're going to get out.","Well, what are the signs of rebuilding in Haiti and Port-au-Prince specifically?" -"Yes, yes.",You requested an additional $7.5 billion in aid for the Virgin Islands. What efforts would that money go toward? -Good morning.,"So just put this in perspective for us, this moment. What is the meaning of this verdict?" -"Well, the thing that makes Nashville unique is the location of Bridgestone Arena - right in downtown in the middle of everything, next to Broadway where all the neon lights are, all the restaurants, everything. So imagine yourself walking down the street. You see these neon lights. You smell barbecue. You smell all these great foods coming (inaudible). You hear live music as you're walking into the arena. So just that alone helps paint the picture of how you can get excited go into this game. And then after the game, what makes it different, too, you're right there on the streets - all the bars, all the honky-tonks, all the live music, restaurants. During the game, intermissions - it's not just advertisements playing on a Megatron. You have live music. So you have guys like Charles Esten from Nashville playing live music there. Sometimes you'll have people from different major bands, as well. You have country music stars singing the national anthem. It is a totally unique experience in every single way.","As we said, Nashville's only had an NHL team for 18 years. Was it an easy transfer to move all the enthusiasm for all the other sports that Tennessee has to hockey or has it been an evolution over time?" -"This, until the completion of the investigation of the unfortunate event yesterday in Qana.","Although then, that sounds like no suspension at all, because has the air campaign so far not been about getting to Hezbollah? Surely you're not intentionally targeting civilians, so what's the difference?" -"Well, if you read Ted Turner's vision--and he's now really no longer involved in the running of CNN--but if you read what he had to say back when it was launched, he sort of described it as a newspaper of the air. He said, `You know, broadcast networks are really too much like headline wire service copy.' In a sense, that's what much of the time cable news functions as. They give you brief bursts of updates. In fact, MSNBC now every 15 minutes gives you an update of the news. And in between they're trying to figure out ways to keep you watching. So they'll do reported pieces. They'll do a lot of interviews. There are a lot of talk shows. And to be honest, there's a lot of things that we would classify as kind of pulpy, quasi-tabloid, quasi-celebrity news; anything that's sort of waiting for the next great crisis. And when crisis hits, people turn to cable, they particularly turn to CNN. And when crisis abates, they kind of tune it out. They don't need it as much.","What do you think, then, that cable news has contributed to journalism?" -And they don't.,"One final thing. You have spoken favorably of Donald Trump, who has said that he believes a lot of other politicians are bought and paid for and further says that, as a billionaire, as he says he is, that he bought and paid for a lot of them. Is he right?" -Good.,"There are obvious perils with Elizabeth Gilbert's ""Eat Pray Love."" The circumstances are kind of similar, obviously, with the divorce and - but she took a trip around the world and you write: I just moved off the porch and went again to church. And you do go to church, even when you absolutely don't want to. Why'd you do it?" -"Well, it's actually very significant. The Hispanic vote in Florida in a primary can be 10 to 12 percent of that vote. And as we saw in the 2004 Republican primary when Mel Martinez won the nomination, a very high turn-out in Miami-Dade where the vote moved in a large direction towards one candidate, it can be very telling and very important to building a vote margin.","Well, you've been a consultant to candidates in Florida. So, I want you to give away a little bit of it for free right now. If you were consulting with Mitt Romney or Newt Gingrich and you had a simple message to convey to each of them, what would it be?" -"Well, you know, officials say that Rahman was killed last week in Waziristan, Pakistan in this CIA drone strike, and they seem fairly confident that they got him. That said, you know, there are often reports about drone strikes against core al-Qaida leaders and then these guys end up surfacing later. And in fact, that actually happened to Rahman last year. They said he was dead and clearly he wasn't. And he was reported killed this time in a very remote part of Pakistan. So, it's unclear how the U.S. can be so sure they got him. The officials we spoke to seemed pretty confident but they wouldn't say whether they had DNA evidence or something more dispositive like that. Usually, the way we find out definitively is al-Qaida announces it, and that hasn't happened yet.","So, if they do have him or if they did kill him, what does it mean for al-Qaida?" -"That's exactly right. There's deep fear about this crisis spreading to Italy and expanding further. There are reports this morning, Renee, that Italy has agreed to let the International Monetary Fund monitor its economic reform efforts. Italy's prime minister, Silvio Berlusconi, has been under intense pressure to move very quickly on really a broad series of reforms, including very controversial issues, such as privatizing state-run Italian companies, radically reforming the government pension system, labor market changes to make it easier to fire workers. You know, these are all measures that are deeply unpopular at home. And Berlusconi, like his Greek colleague, is under mounting pressure to step down and hand power to an emergency government. Italy's government is in crisis. And really the whole issue of expanding the eurozone's rescue firewall is to try to better protect against the possibility that Italy's troubles will only get worse in coming months.",The G-20 meeting wraps up today. What will world leaders there have to show for it? -"Basically, she prayed for the university. She prayed for the students' continued success. She prayed over the losses that we've all experienced. And she prayed basically just for the preservation of our university and for our students to continue to do well.","Regina, what did you do in the months that you couldn't go back to Xavier after Katrina hit?" -Thank you.,"So the Saudi crown has typically been passed from one elderly brother to another elderly brother, all sons of the country's founder. Now they're going to the grandsons of the founder. What do we know about the new heirs apparent?" -"Good, thanks.","Why do you want to capture light and delay it sort of in a bottle, in a crystal bottle, for lack of a better term, for, like, a second or more?" -"Well, I'm fine, of course, it's an awkward position to expect philosophy to answer a question once and for all. I mean if we could answer questions once for all, we would be out of business once we turn the answers in. If I'm to be guide toward good decision making, I fear that many will be, not only frustrated at the end, but confirmed in their suspicion that philosophy's limits are nerve racking.","Well, we'll take that risk today and ask you where you might start when you're picking say, a philosopher to start with. Which ones of those might we go to for moral decisions?" +prompt,completion +"Yes. Yeah, actually, whenever I get together with friends of mine who don't work for newspapers, I realize how much more fun I have than they do. There are a lot more pressures. I have to worry about budgets. I have to worry about the careers of other people. But the reality is I come into the newsroom every morning with about 10 things that I want to get done in terms of coverage. I can influence coverage of everything from how we write about music, to how we write about Supreme Court nominees, to how we cover the most interesting city in America. That's a blast. You can't complain too much about that.","Do you believe--and you talked about this briefly, but I'm curious in terms of how you see the general public and their perception of the media and newspapers. Do you believe that newspapers, television news, etc., now sit in the seat of having to win the confidence of the viewer, the listener, the reader back?" +"To tell you the truth, I started to cry. I was a little disappointed. There's some financial effects, and then there's also just - it's kind of demeaning to be considered basically a second-class citizen. That's how I feel. You know, I pay taxes. I'm a citizen. I'm a grown woman with a partner of 10 years and a 22-month-old child that I've adopted. My partner had the baby. And we're a family with a house, and we're really like a boring couple. And yet, New York state doesn't consider us a family.",You said there were financial repercussions. What were those? +"Right. Which, of course, supposes that these are not objective. The funny thing is that the GOP is assuming - as I said - that this will necessarily favor Hillary Clinton. I don't think the Clintons - they've been silent on this, but speaking to their associates, I don't think they make any such assumption at all. And already these projects have also drawn fire from the left, who fear that it could go quite the other way.",What is the criticism? What is the fear coming from the left about these things? +"To some extent, China is more able than the United States to set ambitious targets for things like renewable energy. But I would say in the last eight to ten years in the United States, there has been a tremendous amount of path-breaking work going on at the state level, particularly in California. And some of the policies that California has put into place, such as its very ambitious solar energy incentives have become the model for China.","You've been working on this issue in China for, what, 15 years?" +There are so many incredible writers out there on Twitter and so many really compelling firsthand accounts of the big news stories this year that it makes for a really interesting way to recap some of those big events.,How in the world did you decide which tweets to preserve in this book? +"You know, that would be a difficult one to impose and to regulate. I think the strength of the lobbying law is that it is so narrowly defined - covering the most important piece of lobbying, which is contacting Congressmen and covered officials.","But are there a lot of people in Washington who would pass the litmus test of, say, not being a lobbyist, but who are, you know, big influential players, who are being compensated to a great extent because they are former powers on Capitol Hill or in the executive branch?" +"I think it is backfiring on President Trump's critics. When you overshoot the mark and you turn the dial to 11 on every single issue, I think the American public starts to tune you out.","I just want to be really careful because you're saying that the public might tune you out - when you say you, you're talking about President Trump's critics like Democrats? Are you talking about the media? Who are you referring to?" +"Thank you, Steve. Nice to be with you.",Can you describe the tone or the attitude of the North Koreans you met with? +"I think, frankly, what I get from a lot of them is that my politics are their politics. I'd be the better candidate and I'd be the better governor. But it's really someone else's turn. And I think the problem with that is that the people who need a change, the ones who can't wait, aren't a part of that conversation. The establishment have all the options and all the influence and connections to protect their interests, frankly, no matter who is in power from whatever party. But everybody else, in my view, is the responsibility of the chief executive, and that's the responsibility I'm looking to assume.","And what of those who are not the powerbrokers? One has to start to lay the seeds, if you will, particularly in one's own community. Are you seeing excitement from the African-American community as a collective in Massachusetts? And, again, as we grow this countrywide, are you hearing and seeing from African-Americans in other states who are excited about this possibility?" +Thank you.,"In your experience, does the breakthrough often come from an eyewitness, from actual forensic evidence on the ground? How do you find out how something like this began?" +"So, it's certainly not a one-man show and if there's one dominant personality, I would say that today it's Omar Suleiman.",And do you think that Suleiman is in control of these pro-Mubarak protesters who have been blamed for violence around Tahrir Square and elsewhere? +"One day, the Brelands were called out to China Lake to the weapons research station out there to do some research with the U.S. Navy's dolphin program, training dolphins to do things like locate submarines or warn of enemy attack, things like that. And this was run by Bob Bailey, who was kind of an animal behaviorist of his own. And he was convinced to come work with the Brelands at the I.Q. Zoo.","So the CIA, they were trying to train animals and they saw, you know, these people could train a pig to vacuum, they must be able to do something. What were some of the animals the CIA wanted to put to work?" +"Basically, the town west from Main Street, you could stand on Main Street and look west and see the next town, which is 10 miles away, which you shouldn't be able to do. Things were leveled. It was debris about four feet deep. There was a picture in the, I think, the New York Times or somewhere that showed on top Hiroshima and on the bottom Greensburg. And it was very similar.",How did you rebuild the town? +"Oh, that's central to it for sure. What we know, of course, is that some of those folks have severe disabilities by virtue of addiction or mental illness or physical or developmental disability. So we've learned they need permanent housing would support services. The old way of attempting to deliver services when a person's on the street or living in a shelter, you can't do it more ineffectively or more expensively than that. And what we're learning is when you provide, actually, stability and a place to live, that housing itself has a therapeutic impact on folk. Those of us who have never been homeless, we take our housing for granted. But for a homeless person, for the first time, they could actually relax. And when a person's relaxed in the setting of stability and security, they're much more amenable to receiving some of those mental health services or addiction services that they might have rejected had they been on the street.","What do you say the big concern that some people have that by concentrating on housing first then the support services, you let people move into housing when they all have kinds of problems that aren't necessarily congenial for the neighbors?" +"You know, I think they were, in many cases. And I reported from Iraq from 2006 through 2008. And, Robert, I dug up some of my old stories, and one was from 2006. And General George Casey, the top commander at the time, predicted that in the next year and a half or so, the Iraqi forces would be independent and need very little help from the Americans. Then I found a story from a year later, 2007, and a major report found it would take another 12 to 18 months. So a competent and independent Iraqi military was always just over the horizon.",Just 18 months away. The U.S. worked with Iraqi troops for seven to eight years. Isn't that enough time to have built a better force than Iraq now has? +"Well, one of the biggest changes is accountability, the way people keep track of where their money went and how it's being used. Also social networking, the way people connect with other people who are giving or the organizations themselves. And also just the physical ways that people are donating. People can donate by texting the word kettle to the Salvation Army, a quick $5 donation via your mobile phone. It doesn't really get any easier than that.",I just want to make sure I understand that. I text the word kettle and the Salvation Army automatically gets $5 from me? +"Well, with respect to polls, my guess is 99 percent of Americans have never even heard of this agency, and I would defy you to find a poll otherwise. To some extent, it's hard to judge precisely what they have done. Again, there are very important laws that need to be enforced. I think in some respects, in certain cases, they have, but in other cases, they've really let us down.","Just so you know the source of what I was saying, that there was a Morning Consult poll about 11 months ago that polled Trump voters actually and found that 56 percent want the CFPB either left alone or actually expanded. And it is one of the few agencies that focuses solely on consumers. I just want to ask you a broad question. I mean, you had President Trump who ran and still campaigns on being a champion of working Americans. Now, this agency that was set up to protect consumers from abuse is under attack. And you also have a Republican tax cut plan that gives the most relief to wealthy people. I just wonder - is all of this keeping the promise that President Trump made in the election?" +Correct. Discovered that we had it.,And when did you have the surgery? +"I think there is a small connection. It's not the major reason that rates are going up, but I suspect that chairman Greenspan wants to make sure that inflation is well-controlled on the day he walks out of office, both to protect his own legacy and to make life a little easier for his successor, whoever that may be.",Who might that be? +"I think it will be. It'll be very disorienting, at first, because - you know, people are used to turning on their computers and seeing a certain something. And in the case of Windows, that certain something for 20 years has been a desktop environment. Now, suddenly, that desktop environment isn't there anymore. There aren't the icons, the folders; the things that we're all used to, in Windows. There are these colorful tiles. And they have to know how to get from those files to the desktop, where they can do their productive work.","How easy will it be for current Windows users, to upgrade to this new Windows 8?" +"Well, a lot of things have happened in the interim. Two of the prosecutors who were assigned to the case became judges during this period, believe it or not. That's how long it's been, and they had to reconfigure the prosecution team. Phil Spector has had three different sets of lawyers, and now he has Bruce Cutler. And Bruce Cutler was the lawyer in New York who represented John Gotti; he's kind of known as a mob lawyer, a very enthusiastic, very flamboyant lawyer in the courtroom. He'll be something else to watch when you're watching on television.","Well, speaking of flamboyant, in the run-up to this trial, Linda, I have seen some - I can only say amazing photos of Phil Spector's get-ups, his wigs and - I mean can you just try to describe his fashion sense for us? And do you think that's going to make this trial like a viewing sensation?" +That's right.,Why did you want to highlight--and I think I know the answer to this--but why did you decide to highlight Detroit? +"It's not at all unexpected. If anything, investors and some people in the auto industry had been begging Ford to make this step. General Motors Corp. earlier this year did something quite similar. And it's really the only way Ford can get its workers out of the existing UAW contract in a way that's amenable to the union. They have a contract and if they wanted to fire these workers any other way, they would have to continue paying them.","The UAW traditionally has been one of the biggest, most powerful labor unions in America. Is the union, because of Ford's woes, being forced to take whatever the company offers?" +"Well, I don't change my views regardless of who it is I'm speaking to or working with. I have never made one call or made one office visit on behalf of a client, and I don't intend to because that's not my role. So I don't think there's any conflict at all.",How confident are you that a health care bill will land on the president's desk for signature before the end of this year? +"Most of the tanks are in fact gone now. Most of the tanks that were around the Government House, most of them are gone now. And the presence here today is a lot less than it was two weeks ago in the days immediately following the coup. I think - I think the military feels pretty confident right now. I think they feel like they're in charge, that the bad news that they thought might follow this, that some Thaksin supporters might rise up and say, hey, we're not on board with this thing, that hasn't happened yet. So I think the military is feeling pretty good in fact that a lot of the military has been brought back to barracks, sent back to barracks, I think that's an indication that they're feeling pretty confident.","And what happens next for the civilian side of this government, if there is one?" +So we tested that.,And you found it in how many different kinds of bugs? +"So in Louisiana, they had a practice on the books that meant that felony convictions could happen with a split jury, so 10-2 or 11-1. And voters said, no, we're going to be like the rest of the country, with the exception of Oregon, and we're going to have unanimous juries for felony convictions.","And this was a practice considered by many as kind of a carryover from Jim Crow era, right?" +"One person, actually the aide to Ted Kennedy. Now, the reason I got into Ted Kennedy's office is that he has a book coming out on the adventures of his dog, named Splash. Yes.",Ted Kennedy has a dog named Splash? +"Well, as I understand it right now, the vast majority of the money being put up would be public. Private investors might put up as little as 3 percent equity in some of these partnerships. The Treasury would add more equity from the TARP funds it got from Congress - you know, the $700 billion, which is now down to 300 billion after all the injections of capital into the banks. So the private investors don't have a lot of skin in the game. And the purchases of the assets would be further financed by these low-interest loans from the Fed or the FDIC. Those are likely to be called non-recourse loans, which means that the toxic assets lose money after they're purchased. The private investors would lose only the 3 percent of money they put down, or maybe 10 percent, if they invested that much, and the government would lose the rest. So the taxpayers are on the hook. But if the toxic assets rise in value, there's the prospect of big gains for private investors. Now, some people suggest the downside to taxpayers may be small because these toxic assets are undervalued right now and are unlikely to fall much further but have a bigger chance of increasing in value. We'll just have to see.",Will there be any congressional involvement? +"We're on the ballot in 11 states, and we have ballot access in another number of states. So we have a total ballot access either as a write-in or appearing on the ballot in 34 to 35 states. By the time we get to Election Day, it will be 43 to 45.","Before we let you go, as we mentioned, in a longer campaign, we get to know a little bit more about the candidates things like who they are as people, you know, what their families are all about. Can you just tell us a little bit about yourself on a personal level? Are you married? Are you partnered? Do you have kids? What do you like to listen to? What do you do when you're not working?" +"You know, it's such a fine balance, because what I like to do at first is assess their financial situation. If they have a family and they're pretty much short on cash and they don't have a big income, you know, if they're stirring at a contract from Lithuania or Italy, or wherever that is presenting yourself at $20,000 a month, I have them take a long look at that and say, are you aware of what you could possibly be risking? And more often than not, they always say to me, well, I feel like I belong, and just in my gut, and I want to take that chance. Believe it or not, a handful of my guys have, in fact, turned down big contracts, go on to the D-League, and have gone on to make the league and make good money.",Does play overseas come with the kind of ancillary income that a player can earn in the NBA - the endorsement contracts and commercial contracts and the like? +"They are known for a couple of different things. Bob Komer's particularly notable for his work on a grazing settlement between the Bureau of Land Management and a Wyoming rancher. And in that case, that was actually the subject of an Inspector General's report which cited Mr. Komer for pressuring rank and file employees to reach a settlement which was seen as favorable to the rancher in question. And then, Mark McEwen is known more for being a very fierce proponent of property rights and pushing for ranchers and other individuals to have their property rights recognized by the federal government.","These people will soon report to political appointees of the Obama administration. Would you expect them, based on past history of others, to salute smartly and run up the Hill, or wouldn't they be obstructionist from inside the career service?" +Good to talk to you. Thank you very much for having me tonight.,I know that some of your family members were killed in the war. What does this verdict mean to you? +"I think that argument is silly. The harder questions really relate to in addition to trying to negotiate to save some lives, was there more that might have been done to encourage others to flee to Romania, to avoid being ghettoized? Could lives, more lives, have been saved if more emphasis had been put on that? But I don't criticize Kastner for entering into negotiation in the hope of trying to save lives.","When you sort of look at all these cases, is there a way to figure out when to negotiate and when not to?" +It's still totally unreal when I think about it. It feels so weird to be able to just kind of buy things when I want them or need them.,What's the most outrageous thing you bought? +Thank you.,"We turn now to a developing story in Afghanistan. More than 100 people are reported dead from a Friday attack on an Afghan military base, making it the deadliest attack there since 2001. Taliban fighters disguised as Afghan military attacked the base as soldiers were observing Friday prayers at Camp Shaheen near Mazar-e-Sharif, the nation's third largest city. And since the attack, the death toll has risen steadily. To help us understand what this attack means in the years-long struggle to contain the insurgency in Afghanistan, we've reached Ahmed Rashid. He's a journalist and author of several books on Afghanistan, Pakistan and the Taliban. He joins us from Lahore, Pakistan. Ahmed, welcome back to the program. What makes this incident so significant?" +"Car buying, there's been a--it's hard to look at, you know, this momentary flash because of gasoline prices. SUV sales have gone down--I think it's about 15 percent over two years. It's been a fairly steady--I mean, I think it's more leveling off. People are leaving the bigger SUVs, going to crossovers, that sort of thing. It's been a leveling off. It's still going to be a significant part of our market, even though they're in some disfavor right now. Pickup trucks and SUVs and minivans are all called light trucks, and they're going to continue to make up almost half of all the vehicles sold in the country. What auto dealers, at least in New England, have told me is that they're not seeing so much people saying, `Get me out of this SUV, and get me into a Toyota Prius.' They're seeing, `Get me out of this big SUV, and get me into a small SUV,' such as the Ford Escape.",So they're downsizing just a little bit? +"Yeah, I think that--one of the things I think has happened is that there have been several different movements happening at the same time. But if you'd go onto a Google site and you tried to find--put down May Day or May 1st Immigrant Demonstration, you'll be referred to websites of groups that are, let's say, largely outside the mainstream. I mean, in other words, what you're really seeing, I think, is a battle between a sort of extremist nativist position on the one hand, and…",That would be the Minutemen and groups like that? +"The thing that's most likely is that the female actually ovulates over a fairly long period, so all of the embryos are actually at different stages of development. One of the things that's important is the male that mates with the female first has a big advantage, as far as having the embryo that reaches the size where it starts to kill and eat its siblings. And one thing that's very interesting about sand tigers in captivity, when mating is being observed the males actually form a dominance hierarchy. And the dominant male actually guards the female and prevents other males from mating with her. And that might be a strategy to actually ensure that he's the one, the dominant male is the one to fertilize those earliest eggs which are then going to become the cannibals.","Do you see this, this embryonic cannibalism in any other sharks or is it just the sand tiger sharks where this happens?" +Thank you.,It's said that you're supposed to help reshape the party's message for the working class. Why you? +"Good morning, Steve.","OK. So two Republicans, which we'll talk about, but also three Democrats are considered swing votes. Who are they?" +"Well, you know, Congress created that tax break early last year when foreclosures and short sales, they were just pounding down the housing prices. And, you know, very few people want to buy a house when they can see that the prices are still dropping. So Congress thought it really needed to do something to step in and help. And the idea here was that if taxpayers would just help make housing a little more affordable, young families could buy houses, and that would start to put a floor under prices. So, Realtors predicted that once the prices started to rise on starter homes, the whole market could stabilize and heal itself from the bottom up. And it helped a bit, but it's just not clear at this point that those gains are sustainable. After that tax credit expired at the end of April, the market crashed again. We saw new home sales plunge 33 percent in May, and that's very discouraging. Now, the companies that track real estate say the prices are starting to slide again in a lot of cities.","Well, can Congress create a new round of tax credits this fall?" +Right.,He seemed to have some great sense of humor about what he was doing up there. Or do I have that wrong? +"Well, it looks like the rest of the ocean. I mean, the surface of the ocean is disturbed by way of which, which reflect light. So satellites can see it. Only like spy planes and low-flying aircrafts can actually see down into the water. But some fishermen can spot these large agglomerations of debris that the ocean has knitted together. We've picked up one, weighed a couple hundred pounds. It had a toothbrush in it. Even though, it was mostly composed of net and tarps and stuff like that.",Is it mostly marine debris or what else do you see? +This is just a few months in that long path.,"They actually had turned the machine on for a test and had gotten some results, hadn't they, on this?" +"Well, you know, I reviewed for years myself and then I still do occasionally, and you can kind of get into the habit of destroying things. It's much more interesting and much more difficult to try and show why good things are good. You know, there's a thrill to kind of trying to destroy something, and David feels it.",Is that to create some thrill in his life? +Thanks for having me.,We've just heard Jason Beaubien report that progress is - is mixed. You were in Haiti within hours of the earthquake. You've been back a number of times. What's your impression? +Cool.,"You're faithful, very faithful to the song. Did you listen a lot to the originals again in order to do this album?" +"There'll be - well, it's about an 18-minute mile pace, which is a very slow run, but a pretty decent pace when you're walking, especially for 26 miles.",Have you allowed yourself to start thinking about Sunday night and how you might be celebrating - hopefully celebrating? +"…including our colleagues in Malaysia and Singapore. We're getting rather close to Thailand. They're not sure quite how far it went. But this dispatch said things about the Thai foreign minister, questioning his sanity. It was really not the sort of material that you would want to see distributed that widely. The tradition was eventually brought to a halt in 2006 after a very funny valedictory dispatch from our ambassador to Rome, Sir Ivor Roberts.",What did he say? +"So what you might expect are some short-term disruptions. But long-term, these things tend to fix themselves surprisingly quickly.",The most recent huge natural disaster in Japan was the Kobe earthquake of 1995. What were the economic consequences of that? +"Well, that's a good question. They weren't teaching very much. They were exposing their students to a little bit of anatomical dissection and maybe a little bit of physiology lab. And some of the conditions that he found were truly atrocious. And his main criticisms were that they had very poor clinical education, very poor clinical facilities. And what Flexner wanted to do was to have students understand where the knowledge came from and how it was derived, not mainly to learn memorization of facts given in a lecture.","Dr. Brieger, you're associated with Johns Hopkins, one of the best medical schools in the world, obviously. Do you see on a daily basis the impact today of the Flexner Report?" +"Yes. I mean, I think we didn't really have a clear conception of what we would find. So most of the previous studies of recent selection in humans have focused on just a handful of genes where there was some prior biological expectation that these might be targets of selection. So one of these, for example, is the lactase gene that's responsible for metabolizing milk in some populations, including Europeans. And our approach is different, because it really allowed us to scan the whole genome in sort of an unbiased way and try to get a sense of what kinds of biological processes are evolving and how much evolution is going on over this very recent time scale.",Mm-hmm. And you found five different genes involved with skin pigmentation in Europeans? +"I was actually more irritated with myself. It was getting windy and a storm front was coming in. And so I was looking for somewhere to get out of the wind. And then I found a big pine tree and just started pulling in needles. And then I saw some willow trees, and so I started cutting branches and then basically just tried to cover up. I was wet from going in and out of streams so I stayed awake all night, as I did for the next four nights.","Mike, what were you surviving on? Did you have any food with you? Any water? What did you do?" +Thank you. Glad to be with you.,"Stanley Weintraub, before we get to the actual Christmas in Savannah, I want to start by asking about the march itself. In around the middle of November 1864, Sherman takes 62,000 of his soldiers, marches them through rural Georgia all the way to Savannah. It takes about a month. It became known as Sherman's march to the sea. What was the point of that march to the sea?" +We do not have enough attorneys. We need more.,Is there a story you can tell of a child that you've helped? +"Oh, they've got quite a few boats done got broke loose and went elsewhere. I don't see none (unintelligible) yet. But a lot of ropes got popped. And it was - I'm glad that that's all what happened around here, because it could be a lot worse. And it's not over yet. We're still experiencing a lot of water on the outside. You know, these levees are holding it back, but I don't trust the levees.","You know, when we talked this morning, you said you were going to try to go by your house. Did you get there?" +"Well, I think that's part of it and what John has said is that that's one of a lot of reasons why he left the paper. I think it would be a mistake to assume that John left in protest. John and I are very close. We talk probably more than we talk to each other's wives. And I can tell you, it's not the only reason he left. He left because he's been running newspapers--this is his third newspaper--he's been running newspapers for more than two decades, and I think he wanted to do something different. I feel that the two of us have spent--we've been partners for the last five years. I know all of the things we've assembled. I know what has to be protected. I don't think of it as much of a firestorm as other people do. Maybe I'm kidding myself, but that's not the way I see it.","Let me ask you, Dean. It's always interesting when African-Americans take the helm of something, particularly something as prestigious as this. And you being the person who will sit as the captain of this maiden voyage, how much pressure do you feel, if any, being the first African-American to head this post?" +"Well, it hasn't been that long ago that people - also high-level members of ISIS or the Islamic State had access to Turkey and were treated at Turkish hospitals. So we know, for example, of about one high-level ISIS fighter who was there just six months ago.","And as for the flow of material across the border, was it flowing freely? Were the Turks just letting it go through?" +"A lot of them come from West Africa, but they really come from across sub-Saharan Africa. We talked to people from Liberia, from Burkina Faso, from Senegal, from the Gambia. It really was a huge range of people from across West Africa.",What is Algeria saying about this? +"Hello, Alex. It's nice to be here.","Community Counts, this is a YouTube users group that follows YouTube political content, yes? And you're trying to have some influence on what happens with the questions in the debate tonight. What's your goal? What are you trying to do?" +Thanks for having me.,"Can you just describe what it's like in the first kind of minutes or hours after something like this? Like, what goes through your mind?" +"Remember; there have been news reports for a few days now that three Trump campaign advisers or aides met with an FBI asset in the course of the campaign. People close to the investigation say that was because the FBI didn't want word to get out that Trump or the Trump campaign was under investigation for possible collusion with Russians in the course of 2016. So as opposed to calling those aides in and interviewing them quite publicly or taking other steps, they sent an informant in to talk to those folks. Now, this is a counterintelligence investigation, not just a criminal one. And in counterintelligence investigations, the FBI and other government agencies often use these kinds of informants to go in and gather information secretly often to protect the privacy of people who are being investigated. And, Don, these require very high-level approvals at Justice and the FBI. They're not just something one guy can do.","OK. And there's some additional news today from the president's lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, about the timetable for special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation and a possible interview with the president. Just quickly, what do we know there?" +"Well, being a porter on Everest is probably the best job going ,if you're a Sherpa in the Khumbu region and you want to stay and work where you live. You can make between $2- and $6,000 in a climbing season. You know, this is in a country where the median income is still around $550 or $600 a year. So the guys who are strong enough and fit enough to do this work make enough money to support not only their own families, but much of their extended families.",But what happens to these families when high-altitude porters die on the mountain? +"Hi, Madeleine.","David, usually these cases are whether or not sperm donors have responsibilities to the children, i.e., whether or not they should pay child support. So how unusual is it to be the reverse, where the sperm donor actually wants to be a part of the child's life?" +"The other man, Majed Hameed--who worked for us and also for Al-Arabiya television, was detained--and it seems he was detained because sometime earlier there'd been some vague allegations made by unknown third parties. But again, we never had any specific information about why he seemed to have attracted some suspicion.",And they were picked up the end of last summer? +"Well, John, it comes in at about $300 billion over the five-year length of the farm bill - big chunk of change, lots of money.","But a lot of that goes to food stamps, doesn't it?" +"Well, that's been a serious issue raised by the mayor here. He feels that the money that he wants from the central government in Baghdad for reconstruction efforts has not flowed as freely as he had hoped. And if you drive around the city, you can see the evidence that mortars fell like rain here just a few months ago. There are many, many crumbled buildings, buildings that need to be rebuilt. The mayor says he's waiting for $33 million to come in that was promised to him by the Baghdad government that he has yet to see. So it's quite obvious that it's a city that seen a lot of bloodshed in the past, and hopefully what we've seen this weekend and early this week is not the start of a new trend here.","Given the sectarian violence that you have seen in the last few days, are U.S. forces responding differently than they have been?" +"That's right, yes, absolutely. It's a malignant form of cancer.","And in this kind of tumor, is there an operation to cutting it out? Is that an option?" +"No, I don't get that far. I type in Falun Gong at Yahoo.com and a little pop-up comes up saying, Alert, the document contains no data.",You don't even get the appearance of some information being turned up by the search? +"You expect a machine like this to have problems, you know, growing pains as you get it to work operationally.","Right. Question from Second Life from Rudy He asks, will it come back on line before power must be diverted to keep the cities there warm? Because it uses a lot of juice, doesn't it?" +"Yeah, we do. I think over the last 20 years we've taken in a huge number of people into the city. We have 50 different religions in the city. I mean, I'm sure that's the case of many other cities as well, but we've become a very diverse city, and that's enriched our culture.",What sort of things do Bristol or you going to be able to try and help offer these refugees from Syria? +"Some of these boats, in particular, are in bad shape. And some of the men, in particular, are in bad shape. They have running sores. They have bedbug outbreaks. And some people are very afraid of their captains.",What kind of fish are they catching? And who ultimately is buying it? +That's...,"...Ever since. So how serious a breach is this? I mean, how much damage might this do to the NSA as it's trying to continue doing its work?" +"Yeah. Twenty-five percent more, yes.",Tell us about the make up of this plane. Is it a metal skin or is it the composites we see on fighter planes now? +"Not yet. He says he plans to fight the ruling. SCA is based in Dallas, and it's gone to state district court in Dallas to ask that the arbitration award be turned into a final judgment. If that happens within the next 30 to 60 days, then SCA can collect the money. If he still refuses, the company can seize money from bank account, stocks, cash, jewelry, his vacation home in Hawaii even.",You mentioned Lance Armstrong plans to fight. Any comment from him or his attorneys? +"Ultimately, I think baby steps. One, just creating a coalition that is biblically based but also shares the compassion that Jesus displayed in the Scriptures, an individual who cares for the poor, who's concerned for the outcast and the marginalized but, at the same time, doesn't compromise his divinity in order to show compassion. I think what we often are asked to do is to make those things mutually exclusive.",Are you going to vote in November? +"Oh, absolutely. Interestingly enough, you know, two of the safest cities in the United States are San Diego and El Paso, which are both border towns. In the '90s, you know, it was kind of chaotic along the San Diego border. Significant progress was made and it's now one of the more secure border crossing points that we have. And you've seen, I think, a lot of this violence and this illegal activity now moving to Arizona. So there are certainly some things that could be learned and I think Arizona can gain some additional measures.",Do you think there's enough political motivation on Capitol Hill to address immigration reform anytime soon? +"Well, it's a good question. I mean, it does get to - are we giving people the kind of news that matters to them? Obviously, a lot of this conversation gets tangled up quite quickly in national politics and Trump and the election. And I don't think the Daily News story is about that. But one of the things I think we learned in that conversation is that a lot of the journalism that a lot of journalists were doing, which is about the sort of horse race of politics or the sort of process of politics wasn't really what people wanted to read. I mean, they wanted to read about taxes. They wanted to read about health care. They wanted to read about school policy. And those stories weren't being done. So I think there's some fault in a very broad way in terms of what people are writing about. But this is the case that we now have to engage in.","What about all of the new digital news sites that seem to be popping up everywhere? Because it does feel like there are an awful lot of sources of news these days, and many of them are trying to be these hyper-local sources of information that are supposed to fill the void when local papers shut down. Are they not cutting it?" +"So certainly the longer this goes on, the greater the concerns that it could drag in more tribes and more men into this conflict and spread beyond that northern district of Hassiba(ph). There have been attempts at tribal mediation, which went rather wrong. Yesterday when the house of Sadek al-Ahmar, where the mediation was going on, came under attack and mortar fire left several of those tribal mediators - and they were prominent sheiks - injured, and reports that even that some of them have been killed.",What is at stake in the region if this power struggle continues? +"Twenty years ago, when I was a young professor about to teach a course on African-American fiction, I set about to find a forgotten or undiscovered classic by a woman writer. I wanted a book that would hold its own against such urban classics as ""Invisible Man"" or ""Native Son,"" an older book that would complement the newer works by Toni Morrison and Alice Walker or the recently republished novels of Zora Neale Hurston. What I discovered was Ann Petry's magnificent 1946 novel ""The Street"". Described by some as an urban ""To Kill a Mockingbird,"" minus any redemption and hope, ""The Street"" tells the story of Lutie Johnson and her 8-year-old son during the last years of the Second World War. Lutie is a young, hard-working single mother in urban America trying to get ahead in a world that ignores and exploits her. I saw her struggles and determination as both inspiring and doomed. In striving to provide for her son's future, she often ignored his immediate needs and fears. This book shook me so much that whenever I taught it in class, later that night I would slip into my sleeping sons' bedrooms to watch them and make silent promises. Even now, whenever I finish it, I calculate how old the main character's son would be and wonder what sort of life he had. I care deeply about these characters. They are real to me. This book creates a lot of discussion, often uncomfortable, in my literature classes. It makes us confront difficult questions about race and class. Who has access to the American Dream? Why do some characters make it but Lutie doesn't? Petry wants her readers to see the two sides of America, the gleaming and moneyed suburbs, where she herself was raised, and the struggles of black women in Harlem where she moved after her marriage. ""The Street"" is a book that raises passion in readers, and in me. It is as relevant today as when it was written in the 1940s. Particularly now, with the upcoming presidential election, it makes us think about what it was like to be a single mother raising a black son to believe he was worthy of all the best this country can offer. I can't think of a better place to start a national discussion about the audacity of hope than with this undiscovered classic, as fresh and moving now as the day it was published.","Gretchen Holbrook Gerzina is a professor of literature at Dartmouth College. She is also the author of ""Mr. and Mrs. Prince"", how an extraordinary 18th century family moved out of slavery and into legend. For more great book recommendations, you can visit our Web site at npr.org/books. President Bush is on the last leg of his last trip to Europe. He's in London today talking with British Prime Minister Gordon Brown about the war in Iraq and Iran's nuclear program. The trip has all the trappings of a state visit; formal banquet, tea with the Queen, but long-time NPR White House correspondent Don Gonyea says this trip just feels different. Don, how?" +Thank you very much.,"You're the head of the U.S. delegation at six party talks on the North Korean nuclear program, and I wonder, first, we heard President Bush earlier today saying that the transfer of nuclear weapons or material by North Korea to states or to non-state enemies would be considered a grave threat. North Korea would be held fully accountable. What does that mean?" +Hi.,So it seems like there's not a lot of good news coming out of Rio these days. What's going on? +"There were 9,000 people. I've never seen so many bikes in one location. Just phenomenal.",Nine thousand? +"Well, it was helpful to me, and I had even more fun writing ""Heat"" than I had writing ""Cold.""",Why? What's fun about heat that's not about cold? +"Things have improved since the first early weeks when people didn't have toilets, when there wasn't any water. But things haven't significantly improved in recent months. Things are pretty much at a plateau. People are living in tents, they're living under tarps, they're living in just shacks that they constructed out of whatever they could pull together and a lot of people are just stuck at sort of that level. There are some organized camps which are somewhat better in that they're all the same type of tents - they're better tents, they're stronger - but then they were trying to evacuate one of those during this approaching hurricane because it was on a flood plain and there was concerns and that turned into complete chaos as some people wanted to be evacuated, some people felt it was a trick. So things remain incredibly tenuous for people. People feel incredibly vulnerable and there's a sense that things aren't moving forward, that they're just stuck in these camps and it's unclear when they're going to get out.","Well, what are the signs of rebuilding in Haiti and Port-au-Prince specifically?" +"Yes, yes.",You requested an additional $7.5 billion in aid for the Virgin Islands. What efforts would that money go toward? +Good morning.,"So just put this in perspective for us, this moment. What is the meaning of this verdict?" +"Well, the thing that makes Nashville unique is the location of Bridgestone Arena - right in downtown in the middle of everything, next to Broadway where all the neon lights are, all the restaurants, everything. So imagine yourself walking down the street. You see these neon lights. You smell barbecue. You smell all these great foods coming (inaudible). You hear live music as you're walking into the arena. So just that alone helps paint the picture of how you can get excited go into this game. And then after the game, what makes it different, too, you're right there on the streets - all the bars, all the honky-tonks, all the live music, restaurants. During the game, intermissions - it's not just advertisements playing on a Megatron. You have live music. So you have guys like Charles Esten from Nashville playing live music there. Sometimes you'll have people from different major bands, as well. You have country music stars singing the national anthem. It is a totally unique experience in every single way.","As we said, Nashville's only had an NHL team for 18 years. Was it an easy transfer to move all the enthusiasm for all the other sports that Tennessee has to hockey or has it been an evolution over time?" +"This, until the completion of the investigation of the unfortunate event yesterday in Qana.","Although then, that sounds like no suspension at all, because has the air campaign so far not been about getting to Hezbollah? Surely you're not intentionally targeting civilians, so what's the difference?" +"Well, if you read Ted Turner's vision--and he's now really no longer involved in the running of CNN--but if you read what he had to say back when it was launched, he sort of described it as a newspaper of the air. He said, `You know, broadcast networks are really too much like headline wire service copy.' In a sense, that's what much of the time cable news functions as. They give you brief bursts of updates. In fact, MSNBC now every 15 minutes gives you an update of the news. And in between they're trying to figure out ways to keep you watching. So they'll do reported pieces. They'll do a lot of interviews. There are a lot of talk shows. And to be honest, there's a lot of things that we would classify as kind of pulpy, quasi-tabloid, quasi-celebrity news; anything that's sort of waiting for the next great crisis. And when crisis hits, people turn to cable, they particularly turn to CNN. And when crisis abates, they kind of tune it out. They don't need it as much.","What do you think, then, that cable news has contributed to journalism?" +And they don't.,"One final thing. You have spoken favorably of Donald Trump, who has said that he believes a lot of other politicians are bought and paid for and further says that, as a billionaire, as he says he is, that he bought and paid for a lot of them. Is he right?" +Good.,"There are obvious perils with Elizabeth Gilbert's ""Eat Pray Love."" The circumstances are kind of similar, obviously, with the divorce and - but she took a trip around the world and you write: I just moved off the porch and went again to church. And you do go to church, even when you absolutely don't want to. Why'd you do it?" +"Well, it's actually very significant. The Hispanic vote in Florida in a primary can be 10 to 12 percent of that vote. And as we saw in the 2004 Republican primary when Mel Martinez won the nomination, a very high turn-out in Miami-Dade where the vote moved in a large direction towards one candidate, it can be very telling and very important to building a vote margin.","Well, you've been a consultant to candidates in Florida. So, I want you to give away a little bit of it for free right now. If you were consulting with Mitt Romney or Newt Gingrich and you had a simple message to convey to each of them, what would it be?" +"Well, you know, officials say that Rahman was killed last week in Waziristan, Pakistan in this CIA drone strike, and they seem fairly confident that they got him. That said, you know, there are often reports about drone strikes against core al-Qaida leaders and then these guys end up surfacing later. And in fact, that actually happened to Rahman last year. They said he was dead and clearly he wasn't. And he was reported killed this time in a very remote part of Pakistan. So, it's unclear how the U.S. can be so sure they got him. The officials we spoke to seemed pretty confident but they wouldn't say whether they had DNA evidence or something more dispositive like that. Usually, the way we find out definitively is al-Qaida announces it, and that hasn't happened yet.","So, if they do have him or if they did kill him, what does it mean for al-Qaida?" +"That's exactly right. There's deep fear about this crisis spreading to Italy and expanding further. There are reports this morning, Renee, that Italy has agreed to let the International Monetary Fund monitor its economic reform efforts. Italy's prime minister, Silvio Berlusconi, has been under intense pressure to move very quickly on really a broad series of reforms, including very controversial issues, such as privatizing state-run Italian companies, radically reforming the government pension system, labor market changes to make it easier to fire workers. You know, these are all measures that are deeply unpopular at home. And Berlusconi, like his Greek colleague, is under mounting pressure to step down and hand power to an emergency government. Italy's government is in crisis. And really the whole issue of expanding the eurozone's rescue firewall is to try to better protect against the possibility that Italy's troubles will only get worse in coming months.",The G-20 meeting wraps up today. What will world leaders there have to show for it? +"Basically, she prayed for the university. She prayed for the students' continued success. She prayed over the losses that we've all experienced. And she prayed basically just for the preservation of our university and for our students to continue to do well.","Regina, what did you do in the months that you couldn't go back to Xavier after Katrina hit?" +Thank you.,"So the Saudi crown has typically been passed from one elderly brother to another elderly brother, all sons of the country's founder. Now they're going to the grandsons of the founder. What do we know about the new heirs apparent?" +"Good, thanks.","Why do you want to capture light and delay it sort of in a bottle, in a crystal bottle, for lack of a better term, for, like, a second or more?" +"Well, I'm fine, of course, it's an awkward position to expect philosophy to answer a question once and for all. I mean if we could answer questions once for all, we would be out of business once we turn the answers in. If I'm to be guide toward good decision making, I fear that many will be, not only frustrated at the end, but confirmed in their suspicion that philosophy's limits are nerve racking.","Well, we'll take that risk today and ask you where you might start when you're picking say, a philosopher to start with. 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13 15 -1 1 The nation ’ s largest gun - rights group is taking some Texans to task over their headline - generating demonstrations advocating the legal , open carrying of weapons . largest gun - rights group What is this group called? 4 9 -1 1 The nation ’ s largest gun - rights group is taking some Texans to task over their headline - generating demonstrations advocating the legal , open carrying of weapons . gun - rights group Which group? 5 9 -1 1 The nation ’ s largest gun - rights group is taking some Texans to task over their headline - generating demonstrations advocating the legal , open carrying of weapons . nation ’ s largest gun - rights group Why don't you just come out and say the NRA? 1 9 -1 2 Officials with the National Rifle Association say recent rallies at fast - food restaurants and home - improvement stores are “ downright weird and certainly not a practical way to go normally about your business while being prepared to defend yourself . ” While the group applauds Texas for a “ robust gun culture , ” leaders of the group in a statement chastise “ a small number ( who ) have recently crossed the line from enthusiasm to downright foolishness . ” This comes as countless Republicans heading toward the state GOP convention in Fort Worth later this week plan to carry long guns outside the Fort Worth Convention Center . small number How many people is a small number? 67 69 -1 2 Officials with the National Rifle Association say recent rallies at fast - food restaurants and home - improvement stores are “ downright weird and certainly not a practical way to go normally about your business while being prepared to defend yourself . ” While the group applauds Texas for a “ robust gun culture , ” leaders of the group in a statement chastise “ a small number ( who ) have recently crossed the line from enthusiasm to downright foolishness . ” This comes as countless Republicans heading toward the state GOP convention in Fort Worth later this week plan to carry long guns outside the Fort Worth Convention Center . Officials with What does this mean? Are you referring to NRA administration or orthers? 0 2 -1 3 The question of whether guns can be carried into the center during the three - day convention has been a concern because there ’ s a Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission license on the facility . Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission So can people drink while they are handling the guns? 26 30 -1 3 The question of whether guns can be carried into the center during the three - day convention has been a concern because there ’ s a Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission license on the facility . Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission Why does this matter? 26 30 -1 3 The question of whether guns can be carried into the center during the three - day convention has been a concern because there ’ s a Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission license on the facility . license What does this license have to do with gun carrying members of the NRA? 30 31 -1 4 Republican Party of Texas Chairman Steve Munisteri released a new statement , letting party members know that “ anyone carrying an openly exposed weapon will be asked to do so outside of the building . ” Concealed handgun license holders and peace officers may carry their concealed handguns inside during the convention . Steve Munisteri Is he important? 5 7 -1 5 And gun supporters are encouraging delegates , alternates and guests to carry black powder guns inside . black powder guns What are black powder guns? 12 15 -1 5 And gun supporters are encouraging delegates , alternates and guests to carry black powder guns inside . black powder guns What are these? 12 15 -1 5 And gun supporters are encouraging delegates , alternates and guests to carry black powder guns inside . gun supporters Is this all gun supporters or just NRA members? Where are the statistics to support this claim? 1 3 -2 1 The Obama administration is developing additional screening protocols for airline passengers both overseas and in the United States to control infectious diseases such as Ebola , President Barack Obama said Monday . Ebola , Why is the United States concerned about Ebola? 24 26 -2 1 The Obama administration is developing additional screening protocols for airline passengers both overseas and in the United States to control infectious diseases such as Ebola , President Barack Obama said Monday . protocols What are the protocols? 7 8 -2 1 The Obama administration is developing additional screening protocols for airline passengers both overseas and in the United States to control infectious diseases such as Ebola , President Barack Obama said Monday . additional screening protocols What are these protocols and what do they entail? 5 8 -2 2 After meeting with his senior health , homeland security and national security advisers , Obama told reporters that in the wake of the first Ebola case diagnosed in the United States , officials would study increasing screening plans . screening plans Who will run these screening plans? 36 38 -2 2 After meeting with his senior health , homeland security and national security advisers , Obama told reporters that in the wake of the first Ebola case diagnosed in the United States , officials would study increasing screening plans . first Which date did this happen? 23 24 -2 2 After meeting with his senior health , homeland security and national security advisers , Obama told reporters that in the wake of the first Ebola case diagnosed in the United States , officials would study increasing screening plans . study increasing screening plans How long would this take? 34 38 -2 3 “ We ’ re also going to be working on protocols to do additional passenger screening both at the source and here in the United States , ” the president said , without offering details . protocols Who will provide the medical expertise to develop these protocols? 10 11 -2 3 “ We ’ re also going to be working on protocols to do additional passenger screening both at the source and here in the United States , ” the president said , without offering details . details Why werent details provided? 34 35 -2 3 “ We ’ re also going to be working on protocols to do additional passenger screening both at the source and here in the United States , ” the president said , without offering details . both at the source Will this apply to every other country outside the US? 16 20 -2 4 New measures could be announced shortly , an administration official said . an administration official Who is the administration official? 7 10 -2 4 New measures could be announced shortly , an administration official said . shortly , How long is shortly? 5 7 -2 5 “ I consider this a top national security priority , ” Obama said . consider WHat are the other options? 2 3 -3 1 Silver has long been known for its ability to kill some of the nasty microbes that can make people sick . some of the nasty microbes Which nasty microbes? 10 15 -3 1 Silver has long been known for its ability to kill some of the nasty microbes that can make people sick . nasty microbes What is a nasty microbe? 13 15 -3 1 Silver has long been known for its ability to kill some of the nasty microbes that can make people sick . ability to kill some of the nasty microbes how does silver kill microbes? 7 15 -3 1 Silver has long been known for its ability to kill some of the nasty microbes that can make people sick . long been known How long has this been known? 2 5 -3 1 Silver has long been known for its ability to kill some of the nasty microbes that can make people sick . Silver silver like the metal? 0 1 -3 2 In hospitals , it ’ s used to help burn victims , to combat germs on catheters and even to wipe out dangerous “ superbugs ” that have grown resistant to traditional antibiotics . “ superbugs ” What is a superbug? 23 26 -3 2 In hospitals , it ’ s used to help burn victims , to combat germs on catheters and even to wipe out dangerous “ superbugs ” that have grown resistant to traditional antibiotics . help burn victims , How does it help burn victims, since it only has anti-germ properties? 8 12 -3 2 In hospitals , it ’ s used to help burn victims , to combat germs on catheters and even to wipe out dangerous “ superbugs ” that have grown resistant to traditional antibiotics . germs on how does it combat? 14 16 -3 3 Now , capitalizing on consumers ’ fear of germs , companies are adding tiny , powerful silver particles to cutting boards , underwear , yoga mats , running shirts , socks and an expanding array of other “ antibacterial ” goods . companies What companies? 10 11 -3 3 Now , capitalizing on consumers ’ fear of germs , companies are adding tiny , powerful silver particles to cutting boards , underwear , yoga mats , running shirts , socks and an expanding array of other “ antibacterial ” goods . companies are What companies are conducting these activities? 10 12 -3 3 Now , capitalizing on consumers ’ fear of germs , companies are adding tiny , powerful silver particles to cutting boards , underwear , yoga mats , running shirts , socks and an expanding array of other “ antibacterial ” goods . consumers ’ fear of germs , Why is it happening now when consumerism has been around since the 50s? 4 10 -3 4 Such products are made possible by recent advances in technology that allow manufacturers to create nano - sized silver and incorporate it into various materials . nano - sized What unit of measure determines this? 15 18 -3 5 ( A nanometer is one - billionth of a meter ; a human hair is about 80 , 000 to 100 , 000 nanometers wide . ) nanometer can it be observed? 2 3 -4 1 It was the type of weather that would have scrubbed a space shuttle launch . It was the type of weather What type of weather would scrub a shuttle launch? 0 6 -4 1 It was the type of weather that would have scrubbed a space shuttle launch . It was the type of weather how is the weather? 0 6 -4 1 It was the type of weather that would have scrubbed a space shuttle launch . scrubbed a space shuttle launch . What type of weather would cause a launch to be abandoned? 9 15 -4 2 The rain was relentless . The rain was relentless Where is it raining? 0 4 -4 2 The rain was relentless . relentless why was the rain relentless? 3 4 -4 2 The rain was relentless . relentless How heavy is considered relentless? 3 4 -4 3 Water streamed down Dennis Jenkins ’ glasses , dripping off the tip of his nose , as he surveyed the scrap yard not far from where the shuttles once blasted into orbit . Dennis Jenkins ’ Who was Dennis Jenkins? 3 6 -4 3 Water streamed down Dennis Jenkins ’ glasses , dripping off the tip of his nose , as he surveyed the scrap yard not far from where the shuttles once blasted into orbit . scrap yard Why was Dennis at the scrap yard? 20 22 -4 3 Water streamed down Dennis Jenkins ’ glasses , dripping off the tip of his nose , as he surveyed the scrap yard not far from where the shuttles once blasted into orbit . Dennis Jenkins ’ Who is/was Dennis Jenkins? 3 6 -4 3 Water streamed down Dennis Jenkins ’ glasses , dripping off the tip of his nose , as he surveyed the scrap yard not far from where the shuttles once blasted into orbit . he surveyed the scrap yard why did he surveyed the scrap yard? 17 22 -4 3 Water streamed down Dennis Jenkins ’ glasses , dripping off the tip of his nose , as he surveyed the scrap yard not far from where the shuttles once blasted into orbit . where the shuttles once blasted into orbit How much space do you need to be able to launch a shuttle? 25 32 -4 4 A box overflowing with keyboards and wires . box Where was this box found? 1 2 -4 4 A box overflowing with keyboards and wires . keyboards and wires Why was the box full of keyboards and wires? 4 7 -4 4 A box overflowing with keyboards and wires . A box overflowing with keyboards and wires Why isn't this a complete sentence? 0 7 -4 4 A box overflowing with keyboards and wires . A box overflowing why was the box overflowing? 0 3 -4 4 A box overflowing with keyboards and wires . box overflowing how big was the box? 1 3 -4 5 Nearly a dozen file cabinets tipped on their sides . tipped on their sides What caused the cabinets to tip on their sides? 5 9 -4 5 Nearly a dozen file cabinets tipped on their sides . cabinets tipped on their sides why did they tipped on they side? 4 9 -4 5 Nearly a dozen file cabinets tipped on their sides . tipped on their sides . Why were they tipped on their sides? 5 10 -5 1 An unfortunate irony to emerge from our lackluster economic recovery is that even as millions of Americans remain unemployed or underemployed , too many employers are unable to find qualified candidates for open positions . positions If so many Americans are unemployed or underemployed, then how come so many employers are unable to find qualified candidates for open positions? 33 34 -5 1 An unfortunate irony to emerge from our lackluster economic recovery is that even as millions of Americans remain unemployed or underemployed , too many employers are unable to find qualified candidates for open positions . unable to find qualified candidates In what what way are the candidates not qualified? 26 31 -5 1 An unfortunate irony to emerge from our lackluster economic recovery is that even as millions of Americans remain unemployed or underemployed , too many employers are unable to find qualified candidates for open positions . unable to find qualified candidates Why can't they find these employees? 26 31 -5 2 Shortcomings in our education and workforce development systems continue to widen the skills gap . widen the skills gap What shortcomings in education and workforce development are widening the skills gap? 10 14 -5 2 Shortcomings in our education and workforce development systems continue to widen the skills gap . skills gap how big is the gap? 12 14 -5 2 Shortcomings in our education and workforce development systems continue to widen the skills gap . Shortcomings How and why is the education and workforce systems coming up short? 0 1 -5 2 Shortcomings in our education and workforce development systems continue to widen the skills gap . Shortcomings What are the specific shortcomings? 0 1 -5 3 Left unchanged , the supply of skilled workers will dwindle — leaving some 5 million jobs vacant by 2018 — and won ’ t keep pace with the demands of a modern economy or the needs of employers struggling to compete . unchanged , how can it be changed? 1 3 -5 3 Left unchanged , the supply of skilled workers will dwindle — leaving some 5 million jobs vacant by 2018 — and won ’ t keep pace with the demands of a modern economy or the needs of employers struggling to compete . supply of skilled workers will dwindle Why is it assumed that these workers cannot gain skills in a timely manner? 4 10 -5 3 Left unchanged , the supply of skilled workers will dwindle — leaving some 5 million jobs vacant by 2018 — and won ’ t keep pace with the demands of a modern economy or the needs of employers struggling to compete . supply of skilled workers will dwindle What is the evidence to support this statement? 4 10 -5 4 The skills gap has been pigeonholed for many years as an education issue and left to policymakers , educators and administrators to fix . fix What attempts to fix our skills gap have been made by policymakers, educators and administrators? 22 23 -5 4 The skills gap has been pigeonholed for many years as an education issue and left to policymakers , educators and administrators to fix . pigeonholed who pigeonholed it? 5 6 -5 4 The skills gap has been pigeonholed for many years as an education issue and left to policymakers , educators and administrators to fix . pigeonholed How did this happen and why is it that others are not responsible? 5 6 -5 5 But as the top consumer of our education system , the private sector has a huge stake in this challenge and can ’ t afford to wait for others to find a solution . challenge What can the private sector do to handle the skills gap? 19 20 -5 5 But as the top consumer of our education system , the private sector has a huge stake in this challenge and can ’ t afford to wait for others to find a solution . can ’ t afford to wait How are these people contributing to the solution? 21 27 -6 1 Ralph Nader looks like the original geek . Ralph Nader Who is Ralph Nader? 0 2 -6 1 Ralph Nader looks like the original geek . original geek Why is this term, orginal geek, being used to describe Ralph Nader? 5 7 -6 1 Ralph Nader looks like the original geek . geek What about him says that? 6 7 -6 1 Ralph Nader looks like the original geek . original geek What does a geek look like? 5 7 -6 2 Intense , driven , focused on detail , slightly disheveled , the consumer advocate and former presidential candidate has a large electronic footprint on the Internet and social media . the consumer advocate Consumer advocate for what? 11 14 -6 3 But it turns out that Nader , who just turned 80 , is so last century — maybe so last two centuries . so last century — Why is he considered old? 13 17 -6 3 But it turns out that Nader , who just turned 80 , is so last century — maybe so last two centuries . maybe so last two centuries Why is he so far behind? 17 22 -6 4 His latest book , “ Unstoppable , ” will soon be out , and like his previous 11 it was typed on a bulky manual typewriter . bulky manual typewriter What does it look like? 23 26 -6 5 He doesn ’ t have a cellphone — “ Why should I have a cellphone ? “ Why should I have a cellphone ? Does he not see the value? 8 16 -6 5 He doesn ’ t have a cellphone — “ Why should I have a cellphone ? He doesn ’ t have a cellphone Does everyone need a cellphone? 0 7 -7 1 Alberta Currie , the great - granddaughter of slaves , was born in a farmhouse surrounded by tobacco and cotton fields . the great - granddaughter of slaves , What does that even mean? 3 10 -7 1 Alberta Currie , the great - granddaughter of slaves , was born in a farmhouse surrounded by tobacco and cotton fields . Alberta Currie , Who is that? 0 3 -7 1 Alberta Currie , the great - granddaughter of slaves , was born in a farmhouse surrounded by tobacco and cotton fields . Alberta Currie , who was alberta currie? 0 3 -7 1 Alberta Currie , the great - granddaughter of slaves , was born in a farmhouse surrounded by tobacco and cotton fields . Alberta Currie , How old is she?\n 0 3 -7 1 Alberta Currie , the great - granddaughter of slaves , was born in a farmhouse surrounded by tobacco and cotton fields . great - granddaughter Who are her great grandparents? 4 7 -7 1 Alberta Currie , the great - granddaughter of slaves , was born in a farmhouse surrounded by tobacco and cotton fields . born in a farmhouse Where is the farmhouse located and how much acreage is it? 11 15 -7 2 Her mother , Willie Pearl , gave birth with the assistance of a midwife . Willie Pearl , Why don't they have the same last name? How do we know this is her mother? 3 6 -7 2 Her mother , Willie Pearl , gave birth with the assistance of a midwife . midwife what is a midwife? 13 14 -7 2 Her mother , Willie Pearl , gave birth with the assistance of a midwife . gave birth how difficult was they birth during this time? 6 8 -7 2 Her mother , Willie Pearl , gave birth with the assistance of a midwife . Willie Pearl , How old is Willie Pearl? 3 6 -7 2 Her mother , Willie Pearl , gave birth with the assistance of a midwife . gave birth Was there any significant issues during birth? 6 8 -7 2 Her mother , Willie Pearl , gave birth with the assistance of a midwife . midwife Was the midwife also a slave? 13 14 -7 3 No birth certificate was issued ; a birth announcement was handwritten into the Currie family Bible . a birth announcement Who wrote the birth announcement? 6 9 -7 3 No birth certificate was issued ; a birth announcement was handwritten into the Currie family Bible . Currie family Bible families had bibles? 13 16 -7 3 No birth certificate was issued ; a birth announcement was handwritten into the Currie family Bible . No birth certificate was issued ; how did they reported the child with the name and age and the parents? 0 6 -7 3 No birth certificate was issued ; a birth announcement was handwritten into the Currie family Bible . No birth certificate Are all live births required to have a birth certificate now? 0 3 -7 3 No birth certificate was issued ; a birth announcement was handwritten into the Currie family Bible . a birth announcement What was the date and day of the birth? 6 9 -7 4 Today , 78 years later , that absence of official documentation may force Currie to sit out an election for the first time since 1956 . sit out an election What is she running for? 15 19 -7 4 Today , 78 years later , that absence of official documentation may force Currie to sit out an election for the first time since 1956 . Today , 78 years later , When was this written? 0 6 -7 4 Today , 78 years later , that absence of official documentation may force Currie to sit out an election for the first time since 1956 . 78 years how old is she now? 2 4 -7 4 Today , 78 years later , that absence of official documentation may force Currie to sit out an election for the first time since 1956 . Today , can't she get another type of documentation? 0 2 -7 4 Today , 78 years later , that absence of official documentation may force Currie to sit out an election for the first time since 1956 . Today , What is the date and day of today? 0 2 -7 4 Today , 78 years later , that absence of official documentation may force Currie to sit out an election for the first time since 1956 . official documentation Does this include her driver's license or identity card? 9 11 -7 5 Under a restrictive new voter ID law in North Carolina , a state - issued photo ID is required for voting as of the 2016 election . restrictive new voter ID law What is the law? 2 7 -7 5 Under a restrictive new voter ID law in North Carolina , a state - issued photo ID is required for voting as of the 2016 election . North Carolina , do all states require this? 8 11 -7 5 Under a restrictive new voter ID law in North Carolina , a state - issued photo ID is required for voting as of the 2016 election . new voter ID how can she get an id without a birth certificate? 3 6 -7 5 Under a restrictive new voter ID law in North Carolina , a state - issued photo ID is required for voting as of the 2016 election . restrictive new voter ID law What is the name of the new law? 2 7 -7 5 Under a restrictive new voter ID law in North Carolina , a state - issued photo ID is required for voting as of the 2016 election . a state - issued photo ID Can it be an ID from another state, as long as it contains the information required? 11 17 -8 1 The French government launched a new effort Thursday to heal social and religious fractures by better teaching children about secular values and steering them away from extremist propaganda , after French - born Islamic radicals shocked the nation in three days of terror attacks . new effort How was the French government handling the situation beforehand? 5 7 -8 1 The French government launched a new effort Thursday to heal social and religious fractures by better teaching children about secular values and steering them away from extremist propaganda , after French - born Islamic radicals shocked the nation in three days of terror attacks . social and religious fractures Why do these fractures exist? 10 14 -8 1 The French government launched a new effort Thursday to heal social and religious fractures by better teaching children about secular values and steering them away from extremist propaganda , after French - born Islamic radicals shocked the nation in three days of terror attacks . teaching children How will they teach these children? 16 18 -8 1 The French government launched a new effort Thursday to heal social and religious fractures by better teaching children about secular values and steering them away from extremist propaganda , after French - born Islamic radicals shocked the nation in three days of terror attacks . terror Why are radicals carrying out terror attacks? 42 43 -8 1 The French government launched a new effort Thursday to heal social and religious fractures by better teaching children about secular values and steering them away from extremist propaganda , after French - born Islamic radicals shocked the nation in three days of terror attacks . better teaching children about secular values How does teaching secular values heal religious fractures? 15 21 -8 1 The French government launched a new effort Thursday to heal social and religious fractures by better teaching children about secular values and steering them away from extremist propaganda , after French - born Islamic radicals shocked the nation in three days of terror attacks . three days of terror attacks What happened? 39 44 -8 2 Prime Minister Manuel Valls shocked many this week by referring to a " territorial , social , ethnic apartheid " that especially affects troubled suburbs or " banlieues , " tinderboxes of discontent where values that bind the nation are often absent . troubled suburbs Why do these areas have differing values than the whole nation? 23 25 -8 2 Prime Minister Manuel Valls shocked many this week by referring to a " territorial , social , ethnic apartheid " that especially affects troubled suburbs or " banlieues , " tinderboxes of discontent where values that bind the nation are often absent . troubled suburbs How does the prime minister define these troubled surburbs? 23 25 -8 2 Prime Minister Manuel Valls shocked many this week by referring to a " territorial , social , ethnic apartheid " that especially affects troubled suburbs or " banlieues , " tinderboxes of discontent where values that bind the nation are often absent . values What are the baluesthat bind the nation, and why specifically are they lacking in these \"banlieues\"? 34 35 -8 2 Prime Minister Manuel Valls shocked many this week by referring to a " territorial , social , ethnic apartheid " that especially affects troubled suburbs or " banlieues , " tinderboxes of discontent where values that bind the nation are often absent . values that bind the nation are often absent Why are these values absent? 34 42 -8 3 They house France ' s poorest , especially minorities with immigrant roots , including many Muslims from former French colonies . France ' s poorest , Why are France's poorest in these neighborhoods that are \"troubled\"? 2 7 -8 3 They house France ' s poorest , especially minorities with immigrant roots , including many Muslims from former French colonies . minorities How much of the population of these neighborhoods are foreign versus not? 8 9 -8 4 Valls convened a special government meeting Thursday to tackle this societal divide . special government meeting Were there representatives from all political parties at this meeting? 3 6 -8 4 Valls convened a special government meeting Thursday to tackle this societal divide . special What made it special? 3 4 -8 5 The proposals that emerged focus on schools , which Valls calls an " essential link " in transmitting French values of tolerance and freedoms . " essential link " How are schools the essential link to passing French values? 12 16 -8 5 The proposals that emerged focus on schools , which Valls calls an " essential link " in transmitting French values of tolerance and freedoms . schools , What is the public school system in France? 6 8 -9 1 Ebola outbreaks in the past few decades have consistently “ burned out ” in relatively isolated and rural areas in Central Africa where ill patients did not come into contact with many individuals . relatively What do they mean by 'relatively'? 14 15 -9 1 Ebola outbreaks in the past few decades have consistently “ burned out ” in relatively isolated and rural areas in Central Africa where ill patients did not come into contact with many individuals . rural areas in Central Africa Which countries specifically are located in these areas? 17 22 -9 1 Ebola outbreaks in the past few decades have consistently “ burned out ” in relatively isolated and rural areas in Central Africa where ill patients did not come into contact with many individuals . isolated and rural areas Why has Ebola only appeared in isolated and rural areas? 15 19 -9 1 Ebola outbreaks in the past few decades have consistently “ burned out ” in relatively isolated and rural areas in Central Africa where ill patients did not come into contact with many individuals . “ burned out ” same meaning as flame out? 9 13 -9 3 The current outbreak in West Africa , however — taking place at the intersection of several countries ’ porous borders — helped this outbreak boom into an epidemic which has a global reach . borders Which borders are these? 19 20 -9 3 The current outbreak in West Africa , however — taking place at the intersection of several countries ’ porous borders — helped this outbreak boom into an epidemic which has a global reach . intersection of several countries ’ Which countries specifically? 13 18 -9 3 The current outbreak in West Africa , however — taking place at the intersection of several countries ’ porous borders — helped this outbreak boom into an epidemic which has a global reach . several countries ’ Which countries? 15 18 -9 3 The current outbreak in West Africa , however — taking place at the intersection of several countries ’ porous borders — helped this outbreak boom into an epidemic which has a global reach . global reach Which \"global\" countries has Ebola reached? 31 33 -9 3 The current outbreak in West Africa , however — taking place at the intersection of several countries ’ porous borders — helped this outbreak boom into an epidemic which has a global reach . global reach what year was this? 31 33 -9 4 What will it take to quash the ongoing Ebola epidemic and keep it from becoming part of the fabric of life in West Africa ? quash What does it mean to quash the virus? 5 6 -9 4 What will it take to quash the ongoing Ebola epidemic and keep it from becoming part of the fabric of life in West Africa ? West Africa ? is this a geographical area? 22 25 -9 5 New attempts to answer the question suggest that in order to halt the calamitous chain of transmission at least 50 percent of all infectious Ebola patients in West Africa — and perhaps 70 percent — would need to be isolated and kept from infecting other individuals . perhaps 70 percent Wouldn't the other 30% of patients continue spreading the virus? 31 34 -9 5 New attempts to answer the question suggest that in order to halt the calamitous chain of transmission at least 50 percent of all infectious Ebola patients in West Africa — and perhaps 70 percent — would need to be isolated and kept from infecting other individuals . calamitous chain did it end up being a calamity? 13 15 -10 1 Under mounting pressure from new revelations that the United States collected the telephone data of tens of millions of Europeans , the Obama administration on Monday said that there is a need for new constraints on U . S . intelligence - gathering operations and a top senator announced that the spying on U . S . allies would stop . U . S . intelligence - gathering operations Which agency did this? 36 44 -10 1 Under mounting pressure from new revelations that the United States collected the telephone data of tens of millions of Europeans , the Obama administration on Monday said that there is a need for new constraints on U . S . intelligence - gathering operations and a top senator announced that the spying on U . S . allies would stop . operations What are the constraints on the intelligence gathering operations? 43 44 -10 1 Under mounting pressure from new revelations that the United States collected the telephone data of tens of millions of Europeans , the Obama administration on Monday said that there is a need for new constraints on U . S . intelligence - gathering operations and a top senator announced that the spying on U . S . allies would stop . top senator Which top senator? 46 48 -10 2 In an interview aired late Monday by a new cable television outlet , Fusion , President Barack Obama declined to discuss the communications monitoring operations of the National Security Agency , including whether the NSA tapped the telephones of German Chancellor Angela Merkel and 34 other world leaders . declined to discuss the communications Why did he decline to discuss it? 18 23 -10 2 In an interview aired late Monday by a new cable television outlet , Fusion , President Barack Obama declined to discuss the communications monitoring operations of the National Security Agency , including whether the NSA tapped the telephones of German Chancellor Angela Merkel and 34 other world leaders . 34 other world leaders Were these all US allies? 44 48 -10 3 The storm battering Obama over the revelations of U . S . data - gathering and communications monitoring in France , Spain , Germany , Italy , Mexico and Brazil showed no sign of abating . The storm What storm? Is this actually a nationwide issue? 0 2 -10 3 The storm battering Obama over the revelations of U . S . data - gathering and communications monitoring in France , Spain , Germany , Italy , Mexico and Brazil showed no sign of abating . showed no sign of abating Why did it show no sign of abating? 30 35 -10 4 Outlined in top - secret documents leaked to news media by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden , the disclosures are bruising ties with some of the closest U . S . allies , adding to the domestic outcry over the NSA ' s collection of data from millions of Americans ' communications as part of an effort to unearth terrorist plots . the disclosures Which disclosures? Spying on allies? 17 19 -10 4 Outlined in top - secret documents leaked to news media by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden , the disclosures are bruising ties with some of the closest U . S . allies , adding to the domestic outcry over the NSA ' s collection of data from millions of Americans ' communications as part of an effort to unearth terrorist plots . Americans ' communications Didn't the author state that there was spying on US allies? 49 52 -10 4 Outlined in top - secret documents leaked to news media by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden , the disclosures are bruising ties with some of the closest U . S . allies , adding to the domestic outcry over the NSA ' s collection of data from millions of Americans ' communications as part of an effort to unearth terrorist plots . bruising ties Why is it bruising ties with some of the closest allies? 20 22 -10 4 Outlined in top - secret documents leaked to news media by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden , the disclosures are bruising ties with some of the closest U . S . allies , adding to the domestic outcry over the NSA ' s collection of data from millions of Americans ' communications as part of an effort to unearth terrorist plots . Edward Snowden , Where is he now after this disclosure? 14 17 -11 1 Public confusion , legal loopholes and shady Internet businesses have led to an “ epidemic ” of fake service - dog certificates , vests and harnesses for use on ordinary pets . legal loopholes What are the legal loopholes that have led to the 'epidemic' of fake service dog certificates? 3 5 -11 1 Public confusion , legal loopholes and shady Internet businesses have led to an “ epidemic ” of fake service - dog certificates , vests and harnesses for use on ordinary pets . “ epidemic ” of fake service - dog certificates , How many fake service-dog certificates have been issued? 13 23 -11 1 Public confusion , legal loopholes and shady Internet businesses have led to an “ epidemic ” of fake service - dog certificates , vests and harnesses for use on ordinary pets . shady Internet businesses What constitutes a shady internet business? 6 9 -11 1 Public confusion , legal loopholes and shady Internet businesses have led to an “ epidemic ” of fake service - dog certificates , vests and harnesses for use on ordinary pets . service - dog certificates , Like for blind people? 18 23 -11 2 And advocates for the disabled say the issue is creating big headaches for those who truly need the canines ’ assistance . creating big headaches Why is this creating an issue? What is the problem with many, many people that own service dog certificates? 9 12 -11 2 And advocates for the disabled say the issue is creating big headaches for those who truly need the canines ’ assistance . disabled An organization for the disabled? 4 5 -11 3 The problem has gotten so bad that Canine Companions for Independence — the nation ’ s largest breeding and training service - dog program — launched an online petition last week asking the U . S . Department of Justice to take action . Canine Companions for Independence How many members does Canine Companions for Independce have? 7 11 -11 3 The problem has gotten so bad that Canine Companions for Independence — the nation ’ s largest breeding and training service - dog program — launched an online petition last week asking the U . S . Department of Justice to take action . launched an online petition When was the petition by Canine Companions for Independence launched? 25 29 -11 3 The problem has gotten so bad that Canine Companions for Independence — the nation ’ s largest breeding and training service - dog program — launched an online petition last week asking the U . S . Department of Justice to take action . Canine Companions for Independence Is this company a reputable source? 7 11 -11 3 The problem has gotten so bad that Canine Companions for Independence — the nation ’ s largest breeding and training service - dog program — launched an online petition last week asking the U . S . Department of Justice to take action . launched an online petition Can we see the petition? What were the results of their submission to the US DOJ? 25 29 -11 3 The problem has gotten so bad that Canine Companions for Independence — the nation ’ s largest breeding and training service - dog program — launched an online petition last week asking the U . S . Department of Justice to take action . action What actions could the DOJ take? 42 43 -11 3 The problem has gotten so bad that Canine Companions for Independence — the nation ’ s largest breeding and training service - dog program — launched an online petition last week asking the U . S . Department of Justice to take action . online petition On which website? 27 29 -11 4 “ Unfortunately , people are trading on the fact these harnesses and vests have become distinguishing marks of service dogs , so now you find unscrupulous businesses who sell these things to people who want to take their dogs into the store or restaurant or in the passenger cabin of the plane , ” said Paul Mundell , national director of canine programs for CCI . businesses who sell these things How many businesses are selling harnesses and vests for service dogs? 26 31 -11 4 “ Unfortunately , people are trading on the fact these harnesses and vests have become distinguishing marks of service dogs , so now you find unscrupulous businesses who sell these things to people who want to take their dogs into the store or restaurant or in the passenger cabin of the plane , ” said Paul Mundell , national director of canine programs for CCI . unscrupulous businesses What does unscrupulous mean? 25 27 -11 4 “ Unfortunately , people are trading on the fact these harnesses and vests have become distinguishing marks of service dogs , so now you find unscrupulous businesses who sell these things to people who want to take their dogs into the store or restaurant or in the passenger cabin of the plane , ” said Paul Mundell , national director of canine programs for CCI . CCI What does CCI stand for? 64 65 -11 5 “ It happens all the time . ” On a recent flight to Orlando , where CCI has its regional headquarters , Mundell said he watched a man with a toy breed of dog walk off their flight to the baggage area , remove the dog ’ s “ service animal ” vest and leave the airport . remove the dog ’ s “ service animal ” vest What can airlines do the reduce the fraudulant use of service vests and harnesses? 44 54 -11 5 “ It happens all the time . ” On a recent flight to Orlando , where CCI has its regional headquarters , Mundell said he watched a man with a toy breed of dog walk off their flight to the baggage area , remove the dog ’ s “ service animal ” vest and leave the airport . CCI has its regional headquarters , Where is the national headquarters of CCI? 17 23 -11 5 “ It happens all the time . ” On a recent flight to Orlando , where CCI has its regional headquarters , Mundell said he watched a man with a toy breed of dog walk off their flight to the baggage area , remove the dog ’ s “ service animal ” vest and leave the airport . “ It happens all the time How often? Are there statistics to validate this claim? 0 6 -11 5 “ It happens all the time . ” On a recent flight to Orlando , where CCI has its regional headquarters , Mundell said he watched a man with a toy breed of dog walk off their flight to the baggage area , remove the dog ’ s “ service animal ” vest and leave the airport . “ service animal ” vest and leave the airport What's wrong with removing the service animal vest? 49 58 -11 5 “ It happens all the time . ” On a recent flight to Orlando , where CCI has its regional headquarters , Mundell said he watched a man with a toy breed of dog walk off their flight to the baggage area , remove the dog ’ s “ service animal ” vest and leave the airport . toy What is a \"toy\" breed of dog? 31 32 -12 1 Planetary scientists dream of sending a geologist to Mars to study its rocks by hand . its rocks What makes these rocks special? 11 13 -12 1 Planetary scientists dream of sending a geologist to Mars to study its rocks by hand . Planetary scientists Which planetary scientists? 0 2 -12 1 Planetary scientists dream of sending a geologist to Mars to study its rocks by hand . sending a geologist Why do scientists have to risk a geologist on Mars to study \"by hand\" when they can collect rocks and bring them back to earth using a rover? 4 7 -12 2 Until then , they have to settle for examining meteorites — chunks of the Red Planet that land on Earth after hurtling through space and surviving the searing fall through our atmosphere . searing fall through our atmosphere What happens to these rocks during this fall? 27 32 -12 2 Until then , they have to settle for examining meteorites — chunks of the Red Planet that land on Earth after hurtling through space and surviving the searing fall through our atmosphere . chunks of the Red Planet How do we know that these meterorites come from Mars? 11 16 -12 3 Though a little banged up , these meteorites provide a vital up - close view of our rust - hued neighbor . banged up , What kind of damage do they sustain? 3 6 -12 3 Though a little banged up , these meteorites provide a vital up - close view of our rust - hued neighbor . vital up - close view What is vital about the ability to study the meteorites up-close? 10 15 -12 4 But it can be hard for geologists to interpret what they see when they can ’ t agree how old a rock is . how old a rock is Why does age of the rocks matter? 18 23 -12 4 But it can be hard for geologists to interpret what they see when they can ’ t agree how old a rock is . how old a rock is Don't scientists use carbon dating as a means to confirm how old something is? 18 23 -12 4 But it can be hard for geologists to interpret what they see when they can ’ t agree how old a rock is . they can ’ t agree how old a rock is Why can't geologists agree how old the rocks are? 13 23 -12 5 Conflicting age estimates for certain rocks differ by up to 4 billion years — the vast majority of Mars ’ planetary existence . Conflicting age estimates Why are they unable to agree on the ages? 0 3 -12 5 Conflicting age estimates for certain rocks differ by up to 4 billion years — the vast majority of Mars ’ planetary existence . Conflicting age estimates How are age of meteorites estimated? 0 3 -12 5 Conflicting age estimates for certain rocks differ by up to 4 billion years — the vast majority of Mars ’ planetary existence . differ Why do estimates differ? Are different processes to estimate age the same sample producing varying results? 6 7 -12 5 Conflicting age estimates for certain rocks differ by up to 4 billion years — the vast majority of Mars ’ planetary existence . Conflicting age estimates Would examining the rocks by hand on Mars put these age estimate conflicts to rest? 0 3 -13 1 If a magnitude - 9 . 0 earthquake were to strike along California ’ s sparsely populated North Coast , it would have a catastrophic ripple effect . North Coast , Where is the North Coast of California? 17 20 -13 1 If a magnitude - 9 . 0 earthquake were to strike along California ’ s sparsely populated North Coast , it would have a catastrophic ripple effect . would have a catastrophic ripple effect What are the specific reasons that it would have this effect? 21 27 -13 1 If a magnitude - 9 . 0 earthquake were to strike along California ’ s sparsely populated North Coast , it would have a catastrophic ripple effect . ripple what is a ripple effect? 25 26 -13 2 A giant tsunami created by the quake would wash away coastal towns , destroy U . S . 101 and cause $ 70 billion in damage over a large swath of the Pacific coast . giant tsunami created by the quake How do earthquakes cause tsunamis? 1 7 -13 2 A giant tsunami created by the quake would wash away coastal towns , destroy U . S . 101 and cause $ 70 billion in damage over a large swath of the Pacific coast . cause $ 70 billion in damage What does this damage specifically consist of? Businesses? Homes? Infrastructure? 20 26 -13 2 A giant tsunami created by the quake would wash away coastal towns , destroy U . S . 101 and cause $ 70 billion in damage over a large swath of the Pacific coast . $ 70 billion in damage What would be damaged, since its sparsely populated 21 26 -13 2 A giant tsunami created by the quake would wash away coastal towns , destroy U . S . 101 and cause $ 70 billion in damage over a large swath of the Pacific coast . A giant tsunami How large is a giant tsunami 0 3 -13 3 More than 100 bridges would be lost , power lines toppled and coastal towns isolated . coastal towns isolated Why are they isolated? 12 15 -13 3 More than 100 bridges would be lost , power lines toppled and coastal towns isolated . coastal towns What is the numer of coastal towns 12 14 -13 4 Residents would have as few as 15 minutes ’ notice to flee to higher ground , and as many as 10 , 000 would perish . to flee to higher ground , Aren't some coastal towns in California on cliffs? 10 16 -13 4 Residents would have as few as 15 minutes ’ notice to flee to higher ground , and as many as 10 , 000 would perish . many as 10 , 000 would perish Why would these people perish? Because of lack of notice or for other reasons? 18 25 -13 4 Residents would have as few as 15 minutes ’ notice to flee to higher ground , and as many as 10 , 000 would perish . and as Where did the number 10,000 come from? 16 18 -13 4 Residents would have as few as 15 minutes ’ notice to flee to higher ground , and as many as 10 , 000 would perish . 15 minutes ’ how would they get notice? 6 9 -13 4 Residents would have as few as 15 minutes ’ notice to flee to higher ground , and as many as 10 , 000 would perish . 15 minutes ’ notice Why is there no method of sensing an earthquake earlier than 15 minutes 6 10 -13 4 Residents would have as few as 15 minutes ’ notice to flee to higher ground , and as many as 10 , 000 would perish . flee to higher ground Why is there no preparedness for this tragedy 11 15 -13 5 Scientists last year published this grim scenario for a massive rupture along the Cascadia fault system , which runs 700 miles off shore from Northern California to Vancouver Island . Scientists Which scientists? 0 1 -13 5 Scientists last year published this grim scenario for a massive rupture along the Cascadia fault system , which runs 700 miles off shore from Northern California to Vancouver Island . Scientists What scientists published this fact? 0 1 -13 5 Scientists last year published this grim scenario for a massive rupture along the Cascadia fault system , which runs 700 miles off shore from Northern California to Vancouver Island . Cascadia what is cascadia? 13 14 -13 5 Scientists last year published this grim scenario for a massive rupture along the Cascadia fault system , which runs 700 miles off shore from Northern California to Vancouver Island . published this grim scenario What publication what this published in 3 7 -13 5 Scientists last year published this grim scenario for a massive rupture along the Cascadia fault system , which runs 700 miles off shore from Northern California to Vancouver Island . Cascadia fault system , Why are they not monitoring this fault system closely 13 17 -14 1 A new issue is growing out of labor ’ s drive for a higher minimum wage for fast - food employees : wage theft , an umbrella term for failing to pay workers what they ’ re legally owed . what they ’ re legally owed How are fast-food establishments not paying what workers are legally owed? 33 39 -14 1 A new issue is growing out of labor ’ s drive for a higher minimum wage for fast - food employees : wage theft , an umbrella term for failing to pay workers what they ’ re legally owed . for a higher minimum wage How does a desire for a higher minimum wage relate to companies failing to pay what it currently legally owed? 11 16 -14 1 A new issue is growing out of labor ’ s drive for a higher minimum wage for fast - food employees : wage theft , an umbrella term for failing to pay workers what they ’ re legally owed . wage theft , how is stilling the wages and why? 22 25 -14 1 A new issue is growing out of labor ’ s drive for a higher minimum wage for fast - food employees : wage theft , an umbrella term for failing to pay workers what they ’ re legally owed . umbrella what is the umbrella meaning? 26 27 -14 2 In recent months , lawsuits alleging wage theft abuses have been filed on behalf of fast - food workers in three states , and state attorneys general have obtained a couple of hefty settlements from employers charged with violations . three states , What states? 20 23 -14 2 In recent months , lawsuits alleging wage theft abuses have been filed on behalf of fast - food workers in three states , and state attorneys general have obtained a couple of hefty settlements from employers charged with violations . hefty settlements Is a hefty statement a legal term? 32 34 -14 2 In recent months , lawsuits alleging wage theft abuses have been filed on behalf of fast - food workers in three states , and state attorneys general have obtained a couple of hefty settlements from employers charged with violations . three states , Which three states? 20 23 -14 2 In recent months , lawsuits alleging wage theft abuses have been filed on behalf of fast - food workers in three states , and state attorneys general have obtained a couple of hefty settlements from employers charged with violations . wage theft abuses how is it posssible for a employer to still from the workers wage? 6 9 -14 2 In recent months , lawsuits alleging wage theft abuses have been filed on behalf of fast - food workers in three states , and state attorneys general have obtained a couple of hefty settlements from employers charged with violations . fast - food workers at which restaurant? 15 19 -14 3 The issue came to the forefront Thursday in front of three McDonald ’ s and Burger King restaurants in Kansas City , Mo . , where signs proclaiming “ wage theft ” and “ stolen wages ” dotted a midday rally by the StandUpKC coalition . midday rally by the StandUpKC coalition Was this rally about this issue? 39 45 -14 3 The issue came to the forefront Thursday in front of three McDonald ’ s and Burger King restaurants in Kansas City , Mo . , where signs proclaiming “ wage theft ” and “ stolen wages ” dotted a midday rally by the StandUpKC coalition . McDonald ’ s why does mcdonalds always pay under the employess minimum wage? 11 14 -14 5 Corporate spokesmen for McDonald ’ s and Burger King say wage theft is contrary to company policy and that allegations are investigated . Corporate spokesmen Who are the corporate spokesmen? 0 2 -14 5 Corporate spokesmen for McDonald ’ s and Burger King say wage theft is contrary to company policy and that allegations are investigated . contrary to company policy how is this if mcdonallds pay under minimum wage? 13 17 -14 5 Corporate spokesmen for McDonald ’ s and Burger King say wage theft is contrary to company policy and that allegations are investigated . contrary what does the policy say? 13 14 -15 1 For people who don ’ t live in the South Side neighborhood of Washington Park , there is hardly a reason to take the CTA ’ s Green Line to the Garfield station . hardly a reason Why is there hardly a reason to take the green line to the park? 18 21 -15 1 For people who don ’ t live in the South Side neighborhood of Washington Park , there is hardly a reason to take the CTA ’ s Green Line to the Garfield station . Green Line What is the Green Line? 27 29 -15 1 For people who don ’ t live in the South Side neighborhood of Washington Park , there is hardly a reason to take the CTA ’ s Green Line to the Garfield station . reason Why isn't there a reason to take the CTA's Green Line? 20 21 -15 2 Though barely a mile from the stately University of Chicago campus , the desolate block of East Garfield Boulevard between Martin Luther King Drive and Prairie Avenue has little to offer , mostly one shuttered storefront after another and remnants of broken signage from businesses that once beckoned customers . little to offer , What DOES it have to offer? 28 32 -15 2 Though barely a mile from the stately University of Chicago campus , the desolate block of East Garfield Boulevard between Martin Luther King Drive and Prairie Avenue has little to offer , mostly one shuttered storefront after another and remnants of broken signage from businesses that once beckoned customers . shuttered storefront after another What has made this region so dilapidated? 34 38 -15 2 Though barely a mile from the stately University of Chicago campus , the desolate block of East Garfield Boulevard between Martin Luther King Drive and Prairie Avenue has little to offer , mostly one shuttered storefront after another and remnants of broken signage from businesses that once beckoned customers . once beckoned customers What happened to the customers? 46 49 -15 2 Though barely a mile from the stately University of Chicago campus , the desolate block of East Garfield Boulevard between Martin Luther King Drive and Prairie Avenue has little to offer , mostly one shuttered storefront after another and remnants of broken signage from businesses that once beckoned customers . once Why don't the businesses beckon customers anymore? 46 47 -15 3 But it ’ s possible that the landscape could change . the landscape could change How could the landscape change? 6 10 -15 3 But it ’ s possible that the landscape could change . possible What makes it possible? 4 5 -15 3 But it ’ s possible that the landscape could change . change How could the landscapes change? 9 10 -15 4 Washington Park residents are pinning their hopes on President Barack Obama — that he will select the U . of C . to host his presidential library and that the university will build it on the swath of vacant , city - owned land adjacent to the “ L . ” While the site for the library will not be announced until early 2015 , Chicago is considered by some observers to be the front - runner , partly because of the president and first lady Michelle Obama ’ s strong personal and political ties to the city . hopes What hopes do they have? 6 7 -15 4 Washington Park residents are pinning their hopes on President Barack Obama — that he will select the U . of C . to host his presidential library and that the university will build it on the swath of vacant , city - owned land adjacent to the “ L . ” While the site for the library will not be announced until early 2015 , Chicago is considered by some observers to be the front - runner , partly because of the president and first lady Michelle Obama ’ s strong personal and political ties to the city . partly because of What are the other reasons the city is being considered a front-runner? 79 82 -15 4 Washington Park residents are pinning their hopes on President Barack Obama — that he will select the U . of C . to host his presidential library and that the university will build it on the swath of vacant , city - owned land adjacent to the “ L . ” While the site for the library will not be announced until early 2015 , Chicago is considered by some observers to be the front - runner , partly because of the president and first lady Michelle Obama ’ s strong personal and political ties to the city . some observers Who are the observers? 70 72 -15 4 Washington Park residents are pinning their hopes on President Barack Obama — that he will select the U . of C . to host his presidential library and that the university will build it on the swath of vacant , city - owned land adjacent to the “ L . ” While the site for the library will not be announced until early 2015 , Chicago is considered by some observers to be the front - runner , partly because of the president and first lady Michelle Obama ’ s strong personal and political ties to the city . Michelle Obama ’ s strong Why does she have strong ties to Chicago? 87 92 -15 4 Washington Park residents are pinning their hopes on President Barack Obama — that he will select the U . of C . to host his presidential library and that the university will build it on the swath of vacant , city - owned land adjacent to the “ L . ” While the site for the library will not be announced until early 2015 , Chicago is considered by some observers to be the front - runner , partly because of the president and first lady Michelle Obama ’ s strong personal and political ties to the city . build it on the swath of vacant , Why do they Obama will do this? 32 40 -15 4 Washington Park residents are pinning their hopes on President Barack Obama — that he will select the U . of C . to host his presidential library and that the university will build it on the swath of vacant , city - owned land adjacent to the “ L . ” While the site for the library will not be announced until early 2015 , Chicago is considered by some observers to be the front - runner , partly because of the president and first lady Michelle Obama ’ s strong personal and political ties to the city . partly Why is the Obama's ties to the city only a part of the reason it's the front-runner? 79 80 -15 5 Other bids are expected from Honolulu and New York . Honolulu Is this because Obama has ties to Hawaii? 5 6 -15 5 Other bids are expected from Honolulu and New York . Honolulu and New York What connection do these cities have to the Obamas? 5 9 -16 1 Next spring , spinning wheels will hum again in Lancaster County , South Carolina . again Why did the spinning wheels stop humming? 7 8 -16 1 Next spring , spinning wheels will hum again in Lancaster County , South Carolina . spring , spinning wheels What does this mean? 1 5 -16 2 Keer , a textile company headquartered two hours southwest of Shanghai , China , is building yarn manufacturing lines in Lancaster , bringing more than 500 jobs . textile company Why are they relocating? 3 5 -16 3 The Carolinas were once the epicenter of the U . S . textile industry , but since the late 1990s , thousands of jobs were lost when emerging markets joined the game , touting cheaper materials and labor . The Carolinas Why were the Carolinas the epicenter of the US textile industry? 0 2 -16 3 The Carolinas were once the epicenter of the U . S . textile industry , but since the late 1990s , thousands of jobs were lost when emerging markets joined the game , touting cheaper materials and labor . emerging markets What emerging markets? Isn't the textile industry a market all on its own? 27 29 -16 3 The Carolinas were once the epicenter of the U . S . textile industry , but since the late 1990s , thousands of jobs were lost when emerging markets joined the game , touting cheaper materials and labor . epicenter FOr how long were they epicenter? 5 6 -16 3 The Carolinas were once the epicenter of the U . S . textile industry , but since the late 1990s , thousands of jobs were lost when emerging markets joined the game , touting cheaper materials and labor . emerging markets In the US or outside of it? Or both? 27 29 -16 4 Carolinas textile jobs went to China , Brazil and Vietnam , among other places . among other places Where else did they go? 11 14 -16 4 Carolinas textile jobs went to China , Brazil and Vietnam , among other places . Brazil WHy brazil? the forests? 7 8 -16 5 Now , in an ironic turn of events , Chinese companies are looking to manufacture in the United States , lured by lower costs of energy , cotton and land , and wary of rising labor costs in China . ironic Why is it ironic that China is looking to manufacture in the US? 4 5 -16 5 Now , in an ironic turn of events , Chinese companies are looking to manufacture in the United States , lured by lower costs of energy , cotton and land , and wary of rising labor costs in China . wary of rising labor costs in China Do you have statistics to verify this claim? 32 39 -16 5 Now , in an ironic turn of events , Chinese companies are looking to manufacture in the United States , lured by lower costs of energy , cotton and land , and wary of rising labor costs in China . ironic Why is it ironic? 4 5 -17 1 Ray Rice was let go by the Baltimore Ravens on Monday and suspended indefinitely by the NFL after a video was released that appears to show the running back striking his then - fiancee in February . appears Thy does the video say appears to have been striking his then-fiance? 23 24 -17 1 Ray Rice was let go by the Baltimore Ravens on Monday and suspended indefinitely by the NFL after a video was released that appears to show the running back striking his then - fiancee in February . appears to show So it's not actually clear if he hit her? 23 26 -17 2 The grainy video , released by TMZ Sports , apparently shows Rice and Janay Palmer in an elevator at an Atlantic City casino . apparently Is it Rice and Palmer in the video or not? 9 10 -17 2 The grainy video , released by TMZ Sports , apparently shows Rice and Janay Palmer in an elevator at an Atlantic City casino . The grainy video , released by TMZ Sports , Did the Baltimore Ravens cover this info up? Why was it shown only by TMZ? 0 9 -17 3 Each hits the other before Rice knocks Palmer off her feet and into a railing . Each hits the other Who through the first punch? 0 4 -17 3 Each hits the other before Rice knocks Palmer off her feet and into a railing . Each hits the other Who hit the other first? 0 4 -17 3 Each hits the other before Rice knocks Palmer off her feet and into a railing . Each hits the other How hard did she hit him before he hit her? 0 4 -17 3 Each hits the other before Rice knocks Palmer off her feet and into a railing . Each hits the other So he was provoked? What caused the fight? 0 4 -17 4 An earlier TMZ video showed Rice dragging Palmer , now his wife , from the elevator at the Revel casino , which closed Sept . 2 . earlier TMZ video Why was there no security there to help Palmer? 1 4 -17 4 An earlier TMZ video showed Rice dragging Palmer , now his wife , from the elevator at the Revel casino , which closed Sept . 2 . dragging Palmer , now his wife , from the elevator Why was he dragging her? 6 16 -17 5 The Ravens said earlier Monday that they never saw the new video . never saw the new video Why didn't they look at the video before reaching a decision? 7 12 -17 5 The Ravens said earlier Monday that they never saw the new video . they never saw the new video Do they not understand it's clear that they knew about it? 6 12 -17 5 The Ravens said earlier Monday that they never saw the new video . saw the new video So they don't deny that it happened, just that they've seen it? 8 12 -18 1 Yan Meiyue , 90 , said her 72 - year - old daughter rarely visited , even for the annual Spring Festival , when families traditionally reunite . rarely visited , Rarely visited what? 13 16 -18 1 Yan Meiyue , 90 , said her 72 - year - old daughter rarely visited , even for the annual Spring Festival , when families traditionally reunite . annual Spring Festival , Where is this festival located? 19 23 -18 1 Yan Meiyue , 90 , said her 72 - year - old daughter rarely visited , even for the annual Spring Festival , when families traditionally reunite . when families traditionally reunite Whose families unite here? 23 27 -18 1 Yan Meiyue , 90 , said her 72 - year - old daughter rarely visited , even for the annual Spring Festival , when families traditionally reunite . rarely visited , How far away does her daughter live? 13 16 -18 1 Yan Meiyue , 90 , said her 72 - year - old daughter rarely visited , even for the annual Spring Festival , when families traditionally reunite . Spring Festival , Is the Spring Festival an important holiday? 20 23 -18 1 Yan Meiyue , 90 , said her 72 - year - old daughter rarely visited , even for the annual Spring Festival , when families traditionally reunite . rarely visited , Where does her daughter live? 13 16 -18 2 So Yan , a widow since her husband ’ s death nearly a decade ago , spends every weekday at a modest community center near her home , where she plays mahjong and eats meals prepared by a volunteer staff . spends every weekday What does this have to do with the festival? 16 19 -18 2 So Yan , a widow since her husband ’ s death nearly a decade ago , spends every weekday at a modest community center near her home , where she plays mahjong and eats meals prepared by a volunteer staff . her husband ’ s death How did her husband die? 6 11 -18 2 So Yan , a widow since her husband ’ s death nearly a decade ago , spends every weekday at a modest community center near her home , where she plays mahjong and eats meals prepared by a volunteer staff . modest What does modest mean in this context? 21 22 -18 2 So Yan , a widow since her husband ’ s death nearly a decade ago , spends every weekday at a modest community center near her home , where she plays mahjong and eats meals prepared by a volunteer staff . eats meals Which meals does she eat? 33 35 -18 2 So Yan , a widow since her husband ’ s death nearly a decade ago , spends every weekday at a modest community center near her home , where she plays mahjong and eats meals prepared by a volunteer staff . weekday what about weekends. 18 19 -18 3 “ The volunteers keep us company , ” she said with a smile , her voice tapering off . “ The volunteers keep us company , ” If she is satisfied with the company she keeps, why did the article begin with mentioning someone who rarely visited? 0 8 -18 3 “ The volunteers keep us company , ” she said with a smile , her voice tapering off . her voice tapering off Why does her voice taper off? 14 18 -18 4 Yan is one of a rapidly growing number of self - described “ orphan grandparents ” who feel personally or financially abandoned in a society that traditionally has treated its elders with a respect bordering on reverence . a society Where is the location for this society? 23 25 -18 4 Yan is one of a rapidly growing number of self - described “ orphan grandparents ” who feel personally or financially abandoned in a society that traditionally has treated its elders with a respect bordering on reverence . rapidly growing number What is the number? 5 8 -18 4 Yan is one of a rapidly growing number of self - described “ orphan grandparents ” who feel personally or financially abandoned in a society that traditionally has treated its elders with a respect bordering on reverence . a society Which society? 23 25 -18 5 For generations , elderly Chinese citizens could count on having a place in multi - generational households , where their children could treat them in infirmity . in infirmity What does this mean? 24 26 -18 5 For generations , elderly Chinese citizens could count on having a place in multi - generational households , where their children could treat them in infirmity . For generations , How far back does this tradition go? 0 3 -18 5 For generations , elderly Chinese citizens could count on having a place in multi - generational households , where their children could treat them in infirmity . treat them How would the children treat them? Just feed, entertain, etc, or does this include nursing, etc? 22 24 -19 1 An Internet video of six young Iranian men and women dancing to Pharrell Williams ' " Happy " has led to their arrests , showing how far Tehran will go to halt what it deems to be decadent Western behavior - despite the views of its moderate president . " Happy " Is that a popular song? 15 18 -19 1 An Internet video of six young Iranian men and women dancing to Pharrell Williams ' " Happy " has led to their arrests , showing how far Tehran will go to halt what it deems to be decadent Western behavior - despite the views of its moderate president . moderate president What is considered moderate in Iran. 46 48 -19 1 An Internet video of six young Iranian men and women dancing to Pharrell Williams ' " Happy " has led to their arrests , showing how far Tehran will go to halt what it deems to be decadent Western behavior - despite the views of its moderate president . Iranian men and women dancing Where were they dancing at? 6 11 -19 1 An Internet video of six young Iranian men and women dancing to Pharrell Williams ' " Happy " has led to their arrests , showing how far Tehran will go to halt what it deems to be decadent Western behavior - despite the views of its moderate president . views of its moderate president Can the president not stop this behavior? 43 48 -19 2 Criticism outside Iran was predictably swift Wednesday , with calls for freedom for the jailed youths zipping around social media . Criticism outside Iran Who is the criticism from? 0 3 -19 2 Criticism outside Iran was predictably swift Wednesday , with calls for freedom for the jailed youths zipping around social media . social media What social media platform did they use? 18 20 -19 2 Criticism outside Iran was predictably swift Wednesday , with calls for freedom for the jailed youths zipping around social media . jailed youths How long was the sentence? 14 16 -19 3 Williams tweeted : " It ' s beyond sad these kids were arrested for trying to spread happiness . " Williams Did he try to help? 0 1 -19 3 Williams tweeted : " It ' s beyond sad these kids were arrested for trying to spread happiness . " kids How old were the people arrested? 10 11 -19 3 Williams tweeted : " It ' s beyond sad these kids were arrested for trying to spread happiness . " spread happiness How were they trying to spread happiness by dancing? 16 18 -19 4 A tweet posted Wednesday evening on President Hassan Rouhani ' s account seemed to address the controversy , even if it stopped short of mentioning the video or the arrests directly . tweet He uses social media? 1 2 -19 4 A tweet posted Wednesday evening on President Hassan Rouhani ' s account seemed to address the controversy , even if it stopped short of mentioning the video or the arrests directly . Hassan Rouhani ' s account Do most countries have leaders with social media? 7 12 -19 4 A tweet posted Wednesday evening on President Hassan Rouhani ' s account seemed to address the controversy , even if it stopped short of mentioning the video or the arrests directly . tweet What did they tweet say? 1 2 -19 4 A tweet posted Wednesday evening on President Hassan Rouhani ' s account seemed to address the controversy , even if it stopped short of mentioning the video or the arrests directly . stopped short of mentioning the video How did it seem to address the issue if he didn't mention it at all? 21 27 -20 1 Many people smoke after they ’ ve eaten . Many people Which people? 0 2 -20 1 Many people smoke after they ’ ve eaten . smoke What do people smoke after eating? 2 3 -20 1 Many people smoke after they ’ ve eaten . Many How much is 'many'...more than 20...more than 200,000? 0 1 -20 1 Many people smoke after they ’ ve eaten . Many How many people smoke? 0 1 -20 2 Lindell Harvey smokes because he hasn ’ t . Lindell Harvey Who is Lindell Harvey? 0 2 -20 2 Lindell Harvey smokes because he hasn ’ t . Lindell Harvey Who is Lindell Harvey? 0 2 -20 2 Lindell Harvey smokes because he hasn ’ t . hasn ’ t Hasn't what? 5 8 -20 2 Lindell Harvey smokes because he hasn ’ t . Lindell Harvey Who is Lidell Harvey and why is this person significant? 0 2 -20 3 “ You smoke out of anxiety because you don ’ t have the food you need , ” said Harvey , 54 , who lives alone in Crum Lynne , Pa . don ’ t have the food you need , ” Why doesn't he have food? 8 18 -20 3 “ You smoke out of anxiety because you don ’ t have the food you need , ” said Harvey , 54 , who lives alone in Crum Lynne , Pa . you don ’ t have the food How is Harvey able to afford to smoke but not to buy inexpensive foods? 7 14 -20 4 He receives disability checks from the Navy that keep him $ 2 , 000 below the poverty line . the poverty line What is the poverty line? 15 18 -20 4 He receives disability checks from the Navy that keep him $ 2 , 000 below the poverty line . disability checks Is his disability to a level that prevents him from obtaining food, or is it only a financial problem? 2 4 -20 4 He receives disability checks from the Navy that keep him $ 2 , 000 below the poverty line . below the poverty line What is the poverty line in his area? 14 18 -20 5 Harvey relies on his Newports to see him through his hard days . Newports What are Newports? 4 5 -20 5 Harvey relies on his Newports to see him through his hard days . Newports What are Newports? 4 5 -20 5 Harvey relies on his Newports to see him through his hard days . Harvey relies on his Newports Why does he spend money on cigarettes instead of food? 0 5 -21 1 Corrosion , degradation and decay destroy a lot of history , but Massachusetts officials can thank the elements for helping uncover the past . destroy a lot of history , What history is being destroyed? 5 11 -21 1 Corrosion , degradation and decay destroy a lot of history , but Massachusetts officials can thank the elements for helping uncover the past . history , How exactly is history affected by corrosion and decay? 9 11 -21 1 Corrosion , degradation and decay destroy a lot of history , but Massachusetts officials can thank the elements for helping uncover the past . elements for helping uncover What are the elements? 17 21 -21 1 Corrosion , degradation and decay destroy a lot of history , but Massachusetts officials can thank the elements for helping uncover the past . degradation what is meant by this? 2 3 -21 2 In a damp ceremony of discovery Thursday , snow - flecked excavators in Boston retrieved a time capsule whose contents are thought to be almost as old as the nation , and even older . time capsule What was in the time capsule? 16 18 -21 2 In a damp ceremony of discovery Thursday , snow - flecked excavators in Boston retrieved a time capsule whose contents are thought to be almost as old as the nation , and even older . retrieved a time capsule Why were excavators in Boston given time capsules? 14 18 -21 2 In a damp ceremony of discovery Thursday , snow - flecked excavators in Boston retrieved a time capsule whose contents are thought to be almost as old as the nation , and even older . damp ceremony was it raining? 2 4 -21 4 Patriots Samuel Adams and Paul Revere took part in the original ceremony , when a cowhide capsule was placed as the state moved from its old statehouse to its new one across from the Boston Common . original ceremony , Why isn't this ceremony or anything like it in history books? 10 13 -22 1 The violet bottom - dwelling , prickle - backed spheres wriggling in the tank in Gretchen Hofmann ’ s lab aren ’ t really known for their speed . Gretchen Hofmann ’ s lab Who is this? Why do they have a lab? 15 20 -22 1 The violet bottom - dwelling , prickle - backed spheres wriggling in the tank in Gretchen Hofmann ’ s lab aren ’ t really known for their speed . aren ’ t really known for their speed for what are the violet botton dwelling known for? 20 28 -22 1 The violet bottom - dwelling , prickle - backed spheres wriggling in the tank in Gretchen Hofmann ’ s lab aren ’ t really known for their speed . prickle - backed spheres What are the violet bottom-dwelling, prickle-backed spheres in the tank in Gretchen Hofmann’s lab known for? 6 10 -22 2 But these lowly sea urchins adapt so quickly they ’ re helping answer a question that ’ s key to understanding ocean acidification : As fossil - fuel emissions disrupt marine life , will evolution come to the rescue ? ocean acidification : What is ocean acidification? 21 24 -22 2 But these lowly sea urchins adapt so quickly they ’ re helping answer a question that ’ s key to understanding ocean acidification : As fossil - fuel emissions disrupt marine life , will evolution come to the rescue ? As fossil - fuel emissions disrupt marine life , How is this happening? 25 34 -22 2 But these lowly sea urchins adapt so quickly they ’ re helping answer a question that ’ s key to understanding ocean acidification : As fossil - fuel emissions disrupt marine life , will evolution come to the rescue ? will evolution come to the rescue ? How would evolution rescue this issue? 34 40 -22 2 But these lowly sea urchins adapt so quickly they ’ re helping answer a question that ’ s key to understanding ocean acidification : As fossil - fuel emissions disrupt marine life , will evolution come to the rescue ? sea urchins adapt to what do sea urchings adapt? 3 6 -22 2 But these lowly sea urchins adapt so quickly they ’ re helping answer a question that ’ s key to understanding ocean acidification : As fossil - fuel emissions disrupt marine life , will evolution come to the rescue ? evolution how will it rescue? 35 36 -22 2 But these lowly sea urchins adapt so quickly they ’ re helping answer a question that ’ s key to understanding ocean acidification : As fossil - fuel emissions disrupt marine life , will evolution come to the rescue ? disrupt marine life , How exactly are fossil-fuel emissions disrupting marine life currently? 30 34 -22 3 Like Darwin ’ s finches or Great Britain ’ s peppered moths , these hedgehogs of the sea increasingly embody nature ’ s stunning capacity for resilience . hedgehogs of the sea Why are sea urchins known as hedgehogs of the sea? 14 18 -22 3 Like Darwin ’ s finches or Great Britain ’ s peppered moths , these hedgehogs of the sea increasingly embody nature ’ s stunning capacity for resilience . Great Britain ’ s peppered moths , What is a peppered moth and what does it have to do with resilience? 6 13 -22 3 Like Darwin ’ s finches or Great Britain ’ s peppered moths , these hedgehogs of the sea increasingly embody nature ’ s stunning capacity for resilience . for resilience how do the embody nature's resilince? 25 27 -22 3 Like Darwin ’ s finches or Great Britain ’ s peppered moths , these hedgehogs of the sea increasingly embody nature ’ s stunning capacity for resilience . Great Britain ’ s peppered moths , what are these? 6 13 -22 3 Like Darwin ’ s finches or Great Britain ’ s peppered moths , these hedgehogs of the sea increasingly embody nature ’ s stunning capacity for resilience . resilience How are sea urchins resilient? 26 27 -22 3 Like Darwin ’ s finches or Great Britain ’ s peppered moths , these hedgehogs of the sea increasingly embody nature ’ s stunning capacity for resilience . Darwin ’ s finches Why are Darwin's finches being compared to sea urchins? 1 5 -22 4 A number of plants and animals threatened by souring seas , including some mussels , abalone , rock oysters , plankton and even a few fish , appear likely — at least at first — to adjust or evolve . souring seas , What is a souring sea? 8 11 -22 4 A number of plants and animals threatened by souring seas , including some mussels , abalone , rock oysters , plankton and even a few fish , appear likely — at least at first — to adjust or evolve . to adjust or evolve How are these creatures expected to evolve? 35 39 -22 4 A number of plants and animals threatened by souring seas , including some mussels , abalone , rock oysters , plankton and even a few fish , appear likely — at least at first — to adjust or evolve . plants and animals threatened by souring seas , why are they threatened by the souring seas? 3 11 -22 4 A number of plants and animals threatened by souring seas , including some mussels , abalone , rock oysters , plankton and even a few fish , appear likely — at least at first — to adjust or evolve . souring seas , what are souring seas? 8 11 -22 4 A number of plants and animals threatened by souring seas , including some mussels , abalone , rock oysters , plankton and even a few fish , appear likely — at least at first — to adjust or evolve . adjust or evolve How do plants and animals threatened by souring seas adjust to fossil fuel emissions or evolve? 36 39 -22 5 But few seem as wired as these saltwater pincushions to come through the next several decades unscathed . But few seem as wired Are we talking about the people that studies these creatures or the creatures themselves? 0 5 -22 5 But few seem as wired as these saltwater pincushions to come through the next several decades unscathed . seem as wired why do they look wired? 2 5 -22 5 But few seem as wired as these saltwater pincushions to come through the next several decades unscathed . pincushions is this the right word? 8 9 -23 1 A summer jobs program for teenagers appears to cut the rate of violent crime , according to a new study by a University of Pennsylvania researcher . a University of Pennsylvania researcher Who is the researcher? 21 26 -23 1 A summer jobs program for teenagers appears to cut the rate of violent crime , according to a new study by a University of Pennsylvania researcher . University of Pennsylvania researcher Who was the researcher? When was this study done? 22 26 -23 1 A summer jobs program for teenagers appears to cut the rate of violent crime , according to a new study by a University of Pennsylvania researcher . summer jobs program for teenagers Who hosts the program? 1 6 -23 1 A summer jobs program for teenagers appears to cut the rate of violent crime , according to a new study by a University of Pennsylvania researcher . summer jobs program How do summer jobs programs cut the rate of violent crime? 1 4 -23 1 A summer jobs program for teenagers appears to cut the rate of violent crime , according to a new study by a University of Pennsylvania researcher . cut the rate How much is the rate of violent crime cut with teenagers that have summer jobs? 8 11 -23 1 A summer jobs program for teenagers appears to cut the rate of violent crime , according to a new study by a University of Pennsylvania researcher . cut the rate of violent crime , How can anyone know that the program cut violent crime and not another factor like being watched by staff while at the camp? 8 15 -23 2 And not because the youths were too busy working to break the law . the youths What youths? Where are we talking about here? 3 5 -23 2 And not because the youths were too busy working to break the law . too busy working Why then was the rate of violent crime decreased? 6 9 -23 2 And not because the youths were too busy working to break the law . too busy working What other things were teenagers doing instead of violent crimes? 6 9 -23 2 And not because the youths were too busy working to break the law . not because the youths were too busy How is this known? 1 8 -23 3 Those who were randomly chosen to get the eight - week positions were arrested for violent offenses 43 percent fewer times than their peers , and most of that difference occurred during the 13 months after the jobs were finished . eight - week positions Did pay play a role in the study? What was the pay? What were the hours? 8 12 -23 3 Those who were randomly chosen to get the eight - week positions were arrested for violent offenses 43 percent fewer times than their peers , and most of that difference occurred during the 13 months after the jobs were finished . after the jobs were finished Why did it occur during that time? 35 40 -23 3 Those who were randomly chosen to get the eight - week positions were arrested for violent offenses 43 percent fewer times than their peers , and most of that difference occurred during the 13 months after the jobs were finished . randomly chosen How many teenagers were randomly chosen? 3 5 -23 3 Those who were randomly chosen to get the eight - week positions were arrested for violent offenses 43 percent fewer times than their peers , and most of that difference occurred during the 13 months after the jobs were finished . during the 13 months after the jobs were finished Did this effect continue years later? 31 40 -23 4 The findings by Sara B . Heller , an assistant professor of criminology at Penn , were reported last week in the journal Science . the journal Science What journal is this? Is this a reputable source for teenage delinquency? 21 24 -23 4 The findings by Sara B . Heller , an assistant professor of criminology at Penn , were reported last week in the journal Science . findings What were the findings? 1 2 -23 5 Teens in the study were generally from lower - income families , and one - fifth of them had previously been arrested . lower - income How are the families considered to be lower-income? 7 10 -24 1 Wander into Cafe Rex in Oxkutzcab , Mexico , deep in the interior of the Yucatan Peninsula , and some odd things pop out on the menu . odd things Why are odd things on the menu? 20 22 -24 2 For one , there ’ s red curry and other Thai food . other Thai food What kind of Thai food? 9 12 -24 2 For one , there ’ s red curry and other Thai food . Thai food Why is there Thai food in Mexico? 10 12 -24 2 For one , there ’ s red curry and other Thai food . red curry How do they make the red curry? 6 8 -24 3 It might seem like a culinary aberration , but it isn ’ t . it isn ’ t Why isn't it weird that there's Thai food in Mexico? 9 13 -24 4 Across town at the Limba Restaurant , the menu carries an assortment of dishes from Thailand , created by a chef who spent a decade in kitchens in San Francisco , where Asian food is prevalent . by a chef Who is the chef? 18 21 -24 4 Across town at the Limba Restaurant , the menu carries an assortment of dishes from Thailand , created by a chef who spent a decade in kitchens in San Francisco , where Asian food is prevalent . Across town at the Limba Restaurant , What is the relationship between the first restaurant mentioned and Limba restaurant? 0 7 -24 4 Across town at the Limba Restaurant , the menu carries an assortment of dishes from Thailand , created by a chef who spent a decade in kitchens in San Francisco , where Asian food is prevalent . carries an assortment of dishes from Thailand , Why do they carry these foods, though? 9 17 -24 5 “ I was chief cook in three Thai restaurants , ” said Eduardo Dzib Vargas , listing venues on Potrero Hill , the Embarcadero district and Ghirardelli Square . Ghirardelli Square Why are there Thai restaurants in an area that sounds Italian? 26 28 -24 5 “ I was chief cook in three Thai restaurants , ” said Eduardo Dzib Vargas , listing venues on Potrero Hill , the Embarcadero district and Ghirardelli Square . three Thai restaurants , ” Were these restaurants successful? 6 11 -25 1 The United States and South Korea are on high alert amid signs that North Korea is planning a possible missile test . United States and South Korea Why just list these two countries, specifically? 1 6 -25 1 The United States and South Korea are on high alert amid signs that North Korea is planning a possible missile test . high alert What does the author mean by high alert? 8 10 -25 1 The United States and South Korea are on high alert amid signs that North Korea is planning a possible missile test . possible missile test another missile test? 18 21 -25 2 The preparations come after a string of threats from that country ’ s new , untested supreme leader , Kim Jong - un . string of threats What caused this string of threats from Kim Jong-un? 5 8 -25 2 The preparations come after a string of threats from that country ’ s new , untested supreme leader , Kim Jong - un . threats What threats were made? 7 8 -25 2 The preparations come after a string of threats from that country ’ s new , untested supreme leader , Kim Jong - un . new , How new is the leader? 13 15 -25 2 The preparations come after a string of threats from that country ’ s new , untested supreme leader , Kim Jong - un . Kim Jong - un why is he threatening? 19 23 -25 3 While the North Koreans do not have the capacity to strike the U . S . mainland , the medium - range weapons do have the potential to reach U . S . military bases on the Pacific island of Guam . Pacific island of Guam How likely is it that the North Koreans would launch an attack on the U.S.? 37 41 -25 3 While the North Koreans do not have the capacity to strike the U . S . mainland , the medium - range weapons do have the potential to reach U . S . military bases on the Pacific island of Guam . the capacity to strike the U . S What is this claim based on? 7 15 -25 3 While the North Koreans do not have the capacity to strike the U . S . mainland , the medium - range weapons do have the potential to reach U . S . military bases on the Pacific island of Guam . Guam how many people live there? 40 41 -25 4 North Korea has also threatened its neighbors South Korea and Japan , both strong U . S . allies . threatened What was the threat? 4 5 -25 4 North Korea has also threatened its neighbors South Korea and Japan , both strong U . S . allies . threatened How did North Korea threaten Japan and South Korea? 4 5 -25 4 North Korea has also threatened its neighbors South Korea and Japan , both strong U . S . allies . both strong U . S . allies who is america more friendly with? 12 19 -26 1 Mountain residents and the Fresno County sheriff are squaring off against a federal wildlife agency over frogs and toads - an Endangered Species Act fight that spreads like wildfire along the Sierra Nevada . spreads like wildfire Does this mean that news of the confict is spreading? Is support for the residents is increasing or support for the federal wildlife agency is increasing? 26 29 -26 1 Mountain residents and the Fresno County sheriff are squaring off against a federal wildlife agency over frogs and toads - an Endangered Species Act fight that spreads like wildfire along the Sierra Nevada . federal wildlife agency Which specific agency? 12 15 -26 1 Mountain residents and the Fresno County sheriff are squaring off against a federal wildlife agency over frogs and toads - an Endangered Species Act fight that spreads like wildfire along the Sierra Nevada . spreads like wildfire Is it the fight that is spreading like wildfire or the frogs and toads? 26 29 -26 1 Mountain residents and the Fresno County sheriff are squaring off against a federal wildlife agency over frogs and toads - an Endangered Species Act fight that spreads like wildfire along the Sierra Nevada . Mountain What mountain? 0 1 -26 2 People are reacting to proposed protection for the dwindling amphibians , fearing it will “ seal off ” land to logging , grazing and hiking , and threaten use of foothill reservoirs . “ seal off ” Would land owners have restricted access to their own property? Would access to public land be restricted? 14 18 -26 2 People are reacting to proposed protection for the dwindling amphibians , fearing it will “ seal off ” land to logging , grazing and hiking , and threaten use of foothill reservoirs . People are Which people in particular (from what areas)? How many? Is this a popular opinion? 0 2 -26 3 The economy will be devastated , they say . devastated , How would the economy be damaged? 4 6 -26 3 The economy will be devastated , they say . economy will be devastated , In what ways will the economy be devastated? 1 6 -26 4 Fish and Wildlife leaders say they are not proposing to shut down forests . proposing to shut down forests Why are forests not being shut down? 8 13 -26 4 Fish and Wildlife leaders say they are not proposing to shut down forests . Fish and Wildlife leaders From which agency? Are these leaders from the same federal wildlife agency or are they local? 0 4 -26 4 Fish and Wildlife leaders say they are not proposing to shut down forests . leaders Who are the leaders to which this is referring? 3 4 -27 1 Lizbeth Mateo paid her tuition Sunday for Santa Clara Law School , where classes begin next month . where classes begin next month What month is it? 12 17 -27 1 Lizbeth Mateo paid her tuition Sunday for Santa Clara Law School , where classes begin next month . Lizbeth Mateo Who is this and why is person remarkable? 0 2 -27 2 On Monday , she paused to send the California school an email . paused Why did she hesitate in sending an email to the school? 4 5 -27 2 On Monday , she paused to send the California school an email . she paused to send What was she pausing from doing? 3 7 -27 2 On Monday , she paused to send the California school an email . email Why did she send the email? 11 12 -27 2 On Monday , she paused to send the California school an email . she paused What was she doing that required a pause? 3 5 -27 3 “ I ’ m letting them know I may not make it in time , ” she said . in time , ” Why wouldn't she make it in time? 12 16 -27 3 “ I ’ m letting them know I may not make it in time , ” she said . I may not make it in time , ” Does she mean to campus in time for classes to start? 7 16 -27 4 The reason for her delay : an unorthodox — and risky — protest at the U . S . - Mexico border . unorthodox Why is a protest unorthodox? 7 8 -27 4 The reason for her delay : an unorthodox — and risky — protest at the U . S . - Mexico border . unorthodox — and risky — Why is it unorthodox and risky? 7 12 -27 4 The reason for her delay : an unorthodox — and risky — protest at the U . S . - Mexico border . reason for her delay : What does a protest have to do with her going to class? 1 6 -27 5 The 29 - year - old Mateo , who was brought into the United States illegally at age 10 , voluntarily flew back across the border recently in a protest aimed at recognizing the thousands of people deported from the United States over the last five years as the Obama administration struggles to adopt a long - range program for immigration reform . struggles to adopt Why is the struggle not outlined here? What are the struggles? 51 54 -28 1 Widespread flood recovery efforts continued Sunday in Colorado as hundreds of residents remained unaccounted for and the death toll - as well as the number of missing - continued to rise . in Colorado Where in Colorado? 6 8 -28 1 Widespread flood recovery efforts continued Sunday in Colorado as hundreds of residents remained unaccounted for and the death toll - as well as the number of missing - continued to rise . hundreds of residents Where are the residents located? 9 12 -28 1 Widespread flood recovery efforts continued Sunday in Colorado as hundreds of residents remained unaccounted for and the death toll - as well as the number of missing - continued to rise . Colorado Where in Colorado? 7 8 -28 1 Widespread flood recovery efforts continued Sunday in Colorado as hundreds of residents remained unaccounted for and the death toll - as well as the number of missing - continued to rise . recovery efforts What types of recovery efforts were used? 2 4 -28 1 Widespread flood recovery efforts continued Sunday in Colorado as hundreds of residents remained unaccounted for and the death toll - as well as the number of missing - continued to rise . flood recovery What caused the flood? 1 3 -28 2 Officials said there were at least 700 Coloradans still listed as missing in Boulder and Larimer counties after the disaster , which has washed out bridges and roads and isolated several central Colorado communities . isolated several central Colorado communities What communities were isolated by the flood? 29 34 -28 3 Gov . Gov . Governor who? 0 2 -28 3 Gov . Gov Why isn't this a complete sentence? 0 1 -28 3 Gov . Gov Why is this a sentence? 0 1 -28 4 John Hickenlooper , appearing on CNN on Sunday morning , expressed hope that many of the missing are simply out of reach of communications , and have “ already gotten out or ( are ) staying with friends . ” “ But , ” he added , “ we ’ re still bracing . “ we ’ re still bracing Bracing for what? 48 54 -28 5 I mean , there are many , many homes that have been destroyed . ” The tentative death toll from the flooding rose to six as Larimer County law enforcement officials said an 80 - year - old woman had probably been killed . been killed How was she killed? 42 44 -28 5 I mean , there are many , many homes that have been destroyed . ” The tentative death toll from the flooding rose to six as Larimer County law enforcement officials said an 80 - year - old woman had probably been killed . many , many homes how many homes were destroyed? 5 9 -28 5 I mean , there are many , many homes that have been destroyed . ” The tentative death toll from the flooding rose to six as Larimer County law enforcement officials said an 80 - year - old woman had probably been killed . probably been killed How could she probably be killed? 41 44 -29 1 Geologist Erin Argyilan has in the last 10 months studied sediment , analyzed wind patterns and mapped terrain , but she hasn ’ t solved the mystery of the holes that appear and vanish in the beige sands of Mount Baldy at Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore . studied How did Erin Argylian study this sediment? 9 10 -29 1 Geologist Erin Argyilan has in the last 10 months studied sediment , analyzed wind patterns and mapped terrain , but she hasn ’ t solved the mystery of the holes that appear and vanish in the beige sands of Mount Baldy at Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore . holes How were the holes discovered? 29 30 -29 1 Geologist Erin Argyilan has in the last 10 months studied sediment , analyzed wind patterns and mapped terrain , but she hasn ’ t solved the mystery of the holes that appear and vanish in the beige sands of Mount Baldy at Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore . Baldy Why is it named this? 40 41 -29 1 Geologist Erin Argyilan has in the last 10 months studied sediment , analyzed wind patterns and mapped terrain , but she hasn ’ t solved the mystery of the holes that appear and vanish in the beige sands of Mount Baldy at Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore . mystery Why is this issue difficult to solve? 26 27 -29 2 “ We ’ re seeing what appears to be a new geological phenomenon , ” she said . new geological What distinquishes this as something that is new? 10 12 -29 2 “ We ’ re seeing what appears to be a new geological phenomenon , ” she said . she has she been studying a long time? 15 16 -29 3 She is one of many experts who have combed the terrain for clues on the origin of these potentially dangerous holes , which are about a foot in diameter and seem to survive for less than a day before filling in naturally with sand . potentially dangerous holes , How are these holes particularly dangerous? 18 22 -29 3 She is one of many experts who have combed the terrain for clues on the origin of these potentially dangerous holes , which are about a foot in diameter and seem to survive for less than a day before filling in naturally with sand . one of many experts Why are all these people taking an interest in these holes? 2 6 -29 3 She is one of many experts who have combed the terrain for clues on the origin of these potentially dangerous holes , which are about a foot in diameter and seem to survive for less than a day before filling in naturally with sand . dangerous holes , How often are these holes appearing? 19 22 -29 4 Investigators have used ground - penetrating radar and specialized GPS devices to peek below the landscape , but no one is entirely certain why the holes form along the surface of this landmark , which attracts thousands of visitors each year . GPS devices Is this different from the GPS devices we use on a daily basis? 9 11 -29 4 Investigators have used ground - penetrating radar and specialized GPS devices to peek below the landscape , but no one is entirely certain why the holes form along the surface of this landmark , which attracts thousands of visitors each year . thousands is that considered a lot? 36 37 -29 4 Investigators have used ground - penetrating radar and specialized GPS devices to peek below the landscape , but no one is entirely certain why the holes form along the surface of this landmark , which attracts thousands of visitors each year . no one is entirely certain What anomalies can be traced through these technologies? 18 23 -29 5 The National Park Service announced this week that Mount Baldy will remain closed indefinitely due to the discovery of two new holes and a number of depressions on the north side slope , though the rest of the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore will be open . closed indefinitely Why are they going to close the whole mountain indefinitely? 12 14 -29 5 The National Park Service announced this week that Mount Baldy will remain closed indefinitely due to the discovery of two new holes and a number of depressions on the north side slope , though the rest of the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore will be open . National Park Service are they the authorities? 1 4 -29 5 The National Park Service announced this week that Mount Baldy will remain closed indefinitely due to the discovery of two new holes and a number of depressions on the north side slope , though the rest of the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore will be open . closed indefinitely Will the park remain closed until the mystery is solved? 12 14 -30 1 Tens of thousands of people from across the nation gathered at the National Mall Saturday to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington and to rally for what they believe is the unfinished business of the civil rights battle . National Mall What is the National Mall? 12 14 -30 1 Tens of thousands of people from across the nation gathered at the National Mall Saturday to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington and to rally for what they believe is the unfinished business of the civil rights battle . Tens of thousands of what kind of people? 0 4 -30 1 Tens of thousands of people from across the nation gathered at the National Mall Saturday to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington and to rally for what they believe is the unfinished business of the civil rights battle . National Mall Where is the National Mall? 12 14 -30 1 Tens of thousands of people from across the nation gathered at the National Mall Saturday to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington and to rally for what they believe is the unfinished business of the civil rights battle . March on Washington What was the March on Washington? 22 25 -30 2 Under picture - perfect blue skies , the throng assembled around the base of the Lincoln Memorial — where Martin Luther King Jr . delivered his iconic " I Have a Dream " speech — and listened to speaker after speaker implore them to become active participants , not bystanders , in the quest of racial equality and harmony . picture - perfect blue skies , why does this matter? 1 7 -30 2 Under picture - perfect blue skies , the throng assembled around the base of the Lincoln Memorial — where Martin Luther King Jr . delivered his iconic " I Have a Dream " speech — and listened to speaker after speaker implore them to become active participants , not bystanders , in the quest of racial equality and harmony . speaker after speaker Who were the people addressing the crowd? 38 41 -30 3 Rep . John Lewis , D - Ga . , the only living speaker from the 1963 march , fired up Saturday ' s crowd by exhorting them to fight against the Supreme Court ' s decision last June that struck down a key provision of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 . a key provision What was the provision? 42 45 -30 3 Rep . John Lewis , D - Ga . , the only living speaker from the 1963 march , fired up Saturday ' s crowd by exhorting them to fight against the Supreme Court ' s decision last June that struck down a key provision of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 . D - Ga WHat is this title mean? 5 8 -30 3 Rep . John Lewis , D - Ga . , the only living speaker from the 1963 march , fired up Saturday ' s crowd by exhorting them to fight against the Supreme Court ' s decision last June that struck down a key provision of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 . key provision What was the provision and why was it so important? 43 45 -30 4 " I gave a little blood on that bridge in Selma , Ala . , " he told the crowd , referring to the 1965 " Bloody Sunday " march from Selma to Montgomery , Ala . , in which protestors were brutally beaten on the Edmund Pettus Bridge . brutally beaten beaten by who? 42 44 -30 4 " I gave a little blood on that bridge in Selma , Ala . , " he told the crowd , referring to the 1965 " Bloody Sunday " march from Selma to Montgomery , Ala . , in which protestors were brutally beaten on the Edmund Pettus Bridge . protestors What specifically were they protesting? 40 41 -30 4 " I gave a little blood on that bridge in Selma , Ala . , " he told the crowd , referring to the 1965 " Bloody Sunday " march from Selma to Montgomery , Ala . , in which protestors were brutally beaten on the Edmund Pettus Bridge . brutally beaten Were they beaten without provocation? 42 44 -30 5 " I got arrested 40 times during the ' 60s , beaten and left bloodied and unconscious . beaten How does one recover from constant beating? 11 12 -31 1 How hot is Smokin ’ Ed ’ s Carolina Reaper chili pepper ? Smokin ’ Ed ’ s Who is Smokin' Ed? 3 8 -31 1 How hot is Smokin ’ Ed ’ s Carolina Reaper chili pepper ? Reaper chili pepper ? What is reaper chili pepper? 9 13 -31 1 How hot is Smokin ’ Ed ’ s Carolina Reaper chili pepper ? How how hot is the pepper? 0 1 -31 2 It ’ s so hot that when you walk into the chili sorting room at Ed Currie ’ s PuckerButt Pepper Co . , your eyes burn and your throat tightens from the sizzling fumes of hundreds of freshly picked peppers . chili sorting room What is a chili sorting room? 11 14 -31 2 It ’ s so hot that when you walk into the chili sorting room at Ed Currie ’ s PuckerButt Pepper Co . , your eyes burn and your throat tightens from the sizzling fumes of hundreds of freshly picked peppers . Ed Currie ’ s PuckerButt Pepper Co Isn't his name Smokin' Ed? Is this really the name of a company? 15 22 -31 2 It ’ s so hot that when you walk into the chili sorting room at Ed Currie ’ s PuckerButt Pepper Co . , your eyes burn and your throat tightens from the sizzling fumes of hundreds of freshly picked peppers . chili sorting room Is there anything special about this room? 11 14 -31 3 It ’ s so hot that workers who peel the chilies to scrape out seeds wear two pairs of protective gloves because the chili oils eat through one pair in 15 minutes . the chili oils eat through one pair in 15 minutes How do chili oils eat through a pair of protective goggles? 22 32 -31 3 It ’ s so hot that workers who peel the chilies to scrape out seeds wear two pairs of protective gloves because the chili oils eat through one pair in 15 minutes . eat through What do you mean they eat through a pair of gloves? 25 27 -31 3 It ’ s so hot that workers who peel the chilies to scrape out seeds wear two pairs of protective gloves because the chili oils eat through one pair in 15 minutes . peel the chilies How does one peel a chili? 8 11 -31 3 It ’ s so hot that workers who peel the chilies to scrape out seeds wear two pairs of protective gloves because the chili oils eat through one pair in 15 minutes . It ’ s so hot that workers who peel what would happen if the pepper touches the workers skin? 0 9 -31 4 Smokin ’ Ed ’ s Carolina Reaper is the world ’ s hottest chili pepper , according to Guinness World Records . according to Guinness World Records When was this tested? 16 21 -31 4 Smokin ’ Ed ’ s Carolina Reaper is the world ’ s hottest chili pepper , according to Guinness World Records . Guinness World Records what is the Guinnes world record? 18 21 -31 5 At a searing 1 . 56 million Scoville heat units ( SHUs ) , the Reaper knocked off the Trinidad Scorpion Butch T from Australia , the previous record holder at 1 . 46 million SHUs . Reaper knocked off the Trinidad Scorpion Butch What year or just in general, when did this happen? 15 22 -31 5 At a searing 1 . 56 million Scoville heat units ( SHUs ) , the Reaper knocked off the Trinidad Scorpion Butch T from Australia , the previous record holder at 1 . 46 million SHUs . Scoville heat units What is this unit of measure? How was this number provided? 7 10 -31 5 At a searing 1 . 56 million Scoville heat units ( SHUs ) , the Reaper knocked off the Trinidad Scorpion Butch T from Australia , the previous record holder at 1 . 46 million SHUs . Scoville heat units ( SHUs ) , How does common items, such as pepper or a jalapeno compare in Scoville heat units? 7 14 -32 1 After the bruising battle over Kennewick Man died down , Jim Chatters kept a low profile . low profile Why did Jim Chatters feel the need to keep a low profile? 14 16 -32 1 After the bruising battle over Kennewick Man died down , Jim Chatters kept a low profile . Kennewick Man What is Kennewick Man? 5 7 -32 1 After the bruising battle over Kennewick Man died down , Jim Chatters kept a low profile . bruising battle What bruising battle? 2 4 -32 1 After the bruising battle over Kennewick Man died down , Jim Chatters kept a low profile . Jim Chatters Who is this person? 10 12 -32 2 As the first scientist to study the skeleton unearthed in Eastern Washington almost two decades ago , Chatters was embroiled in a controversy over race and cultural identity stirred up by the 9 , 500 - year - old bones . embroiled in a controversy Who brought controversy against Chatters? 19 23 -32 2 As the first scientist to study the skeleton unearthed in Eastern Washington almost two decades ago , Chatters was embroiled in a controversy over race and cultural identity stirred up by the 9 , 500 - year - old bones . 9 , 500 - year - old bones how did they know the age? 32 40 -32 2 As the first scientist to study the skeleton unearthed in Eastern Washington almost two decades ago , Chatters was embroiled in a controversy over race and cultural identity stirred up by the 9 , 500 - year - old bones . controversy Who was involved? 22 23 -32 3 His assertion that the mystery man didn ’ t look anything like modern Native Americans infuriated Northwest Tribes , who consider the remains those of an ancestor and sued for the right to rebury what they call the Ancient One . infuriated Why were they infuriated over this claim? 15 16 -32 3 His assertion that the mystery man didn ’ t look anything like modern Native Americans infuriated Northwest Tribes , who consider the remains those of an ancestor and sued for the right to rebury what they call the Ancient One . Ancient One is this a real name? 38 40 -32 3 His assertion that the mystery man didn ’ t look anything like modern Native Americans infuriated Northwest Tribes , who consider the remains those of an ancestor and sued for the right to rebury what they call the Ancient One . Northwest Tribes , Which tribes were infuriated? 16 19 -32 4 Now the Bothell archaeologist is back in the spotlight with another set of prehistoric bones , along with DNA evidence that helps resolve a long - standing puzzle about the first Americans . Bothell who is bothell? 2 3 -32 4 Now the Bothell archaeologist is back in the spotlight with another set of prehistoric bones , along with DNA evidence that helps resolve a long - standing puzzle about the first Americans . Bothell archaeologist What is a Bothell? 2 4 -32 5 The findings also suggest — but don ’ t prove — that the tribes may have been right about Kennewick Man all along . suggest — but don ’ t prove — that What would be needed to prove the findings? 3 12 -33 1 A decade of counterinsurgency and counterterror operations has created doubts about the utility of the aircraft carrier . created doubts Who has these doubts? 8 10 -33 1 A decade of counterinsurgency and counterterror operations has created doubts about the utility of the aircraft carrier . A decade of counterinsurgency and counterterror Where is this happening? 0 6 -33 1 A decade of counterinsurgency and counterterror operations has created doubts about the utility of the aircraft carrier . decade of counterinsurgency To which country does this refer to if any? 1 4 -33 1 A decade of counterinsurgency and counterterror operations has created doubts about the utility of the aircraft carrier . has created doubts What kind of doubts? 7 10 -33 1 A decade of counterinsurgency and counterterror operations has created doubts about the utility of the aircraft carrier . aircraft carrier What do counterterror operations have to do with aircraft carriers? 15 17 -33 1 A decade of counterinsurgency and counterterror operations has created doubts about the utility of the aircraft carrier . aircraft What aircraft carrier? 15 16 -33 1 A decade of counterinsurgency and counterterror operations has created doubts about the utility of the aircraft carrier . operations What operations? 6 7 -33 2 Today ’ s budget cuts threaten to shrink the Navy ’ s carrier force — already reduced from 11 to 10 — to as few as eight or nine . 11 to 10 What specifically has shrunk from 11 to 10? 18 21 -33 2 Today ’ s budget cuts threaten to shrink the Navy ’ s carrier force — already reduced from 11 to 10 — to as few as eight or nine . Today ’ s budget cuts What budget cuts is this referring to? 0 5 -33 2 Today ’ s budget cuts threaten to shrink the Navy ’ s carrier force — already reduced from 11 to 10 — to as few as eight or nine . shrink the Navy ’ s carrier force What's the justification for shrinking the Navy's carrier force? 7 14 -33 2 Today ’ s budget cuts threaten to shrink the Navy ’ s carrier force — already reduced from 11 to 10 — to as few as eight or nine . eight or nine How much money would this save the government? 26 29 -33 2 Today ’ s budget cuts threaten to shrink the Navy ’ s carrier force — already reduced from 11 to 10 — to as few as eight or nine . budget cuts threaten to shrink the Navy ’ s carrier why do the budget cut threaten to the navy's carrier? 3 13 -33 3 Yet whether in a direct or supporting role , aircraft carriers have taken part in almost every U . S . major military operation since World War II . in almost every U . S . major military operation Have there been exceptions? 14 24 -33 3 Yet whether in a direct or supporting role , aircraft carriers have taken part in almost every U . S . major military operation since World War II . have taken part in almost Which military operations have aircraft carriers not taken part in? 11 16 -33 4 They have served as diplomatic tools to ratchet up or ease political pressure . diplomatic tools How have they served as diplomatic tools? 4 6 -33 4 They have served as diplomatic tools to ratchet up or ease political pressure . ratchet up or ease How has this been accomplished? 7 11 -33 4 They have served as diplomatic tools to ratchet up or ease political pressure . They have served as diplomatic tools what has served diplomatic tools? 0 6 -33 4 They have served as diplomatic tools to ratchet up or ease political pressure . diplomatic tools How have aircraft carriers been used as diplomatic tools? 4 6 -33 5 They have given our military unparalleled freedom of action to respond to a range of requirements . unparalleled freedom of action Compared to when or who? 5 9 -33 5 They have given our military unparalleled freedom of action to respond to a range of requirements . range What is the range? 13 14 -33 5 They have given our military unparalleled freedom of action to respond to a range of requirements . unparalleled freedom of action How have they granted the military freedom of action? 5 9 -33 5 They have given our military unparalleled freedom of action to respond to a range of requirements . range of requirements What range of requirements have the aircraft carriers responded to? 13 16 -34 1 A New York City commuter train rounding a riverside curve derailed Sunday , killing four people and injuring more than 60 in a crash that threw passengers from the toppling cars and left a snaking chain of twisted wreckage just inches from the water . derailed Sunday , Why did the train derail? 10 13 -34 1 A New York City commuter train rounding a riverside curve derailed Sunday , killing four people and injuring more than 60 in a crash that threw passengers from the toppling cars and left a snaking chain of twisted wreckage just inches from the water . A New York City commuter train What was the line? (A,1,2,3..etc or amtrak?) 0 6 -34 1 A New York City commuter train rounding a riverside curve derailed Sunday , killing four people and injuring more than 60 in a crash that threw passengers from the toppling cars and left a snaking chain of twisted wreckage just inches from the water . threw passengers from the toppling cars How were they thrown from the train? 25 31 -34 1 A New York City commuter train rounding a riverside curve derailed Sunday , killing four people and injuring more than 60 in a crash that threw passengers from the toppling cars and left a snaking chain of twisted wreckage just inches from the water . derailed Why'd it derail? 10 11 -34 1 A New York City commuter train rounding a riverside curve derailed Sunday , killing four people and injuring more than 60 in a crash that threw passengers from the toppling cars and left a snaking chain of twisted wreckage just inches from the water . threw passengers How were the thrown from the cars? 25 27 -34 2 Some of the roughly 150 passengers on the early morning Metro - North train from Poughkeepsie to Manhattan were jolted from sleep around 7 : 20 a . m . to screams and the frightening sensation of their compartment rolling over on a bend in the Bronx where the Hudson and Harlem rivers meet . compartment rolling over on a bend in the What exactly made the train flip? Was this a particularly fast turn? 38 46 -34 3 When the motion stopped , four or five of the seven cars had lurched off the rails . When the motion stopped , How abrupt was the stop? Is this what caused the derailing? 0 5 -34 3 When the motion stopped , four or five of the seven cars had lurched off the rails . four or five Why is this a mystery? Four or five? How is that information somehow unknown if their were only seven cars? 5 8 -34 3 When the motion stopped , four or five of the seven cars had lurched off the rails . four or five of the seven Only part of the train was in the wreckage then? Was it the back half or something? 5 11 -34 3 When the motion stopped , four or five of the seven cars had lurched off the rails . four or five of the seven cars Why were they lurched off the rails? 5 12 -34 3 When the motion stopped , four or five of the seven cars had lurched off the rails . four or five Do they not know the exact number of cars that had derailed? 5 8 -34 4 It was the latest accident in a troubled year for the nation ' s second - biggest commuter railroad , which had never experienced a passenger death in an accident in its 31 - year - history . It was the latest accident How many accidents have their been? 0 5 -34 4 It was the latest accident in a troubled year for the nation ' s second - biggest commuter railroad , which had never experienced a passenger death in an accident in its 31 - year - history . 31 - year - history Why did this suddenly change? How old are the trains? 32 37 -34 4 It was the latest accident in a troubled year for the nation ' s second - biggest commuter railroad , which had never experienced a passenger death in an accident in its 31 - year - history . latest accident How many accidents have there been this year? 3 5 -34 4 It was the latest accident in a troubled year for the nation ' s second - biggest commuter railroad , which had never experienced a passenger death in an accident in its 31 - year - history . experienced a passenger death in an accident Does this mean there were only injuries in the other accidents, or were they minor with no injuries? 23 30 -34 5 " Four people lost their lives today in the holiday season , right after Thanksgiving , " Gov . today What was the date? Why is this ambiguous? 6 7 -35 1 An elderly man calls to ask if the land he owns will count as income to qualify for health coverage through Medicaid . land Will the man’s land count as income? 8 9 -35 1 An elderly man calls to ask if the land he owns will count as income to qualify for health coverage through Medicaid . calls Who is the man calling? 3 4 -35 1 An elderly man calls to ask if the land he owns will count as income to qualify for health coverage through Medicaid . calls Who is the man calling? 3 4 -35 1 An elderly man calls to ask if the land he owns will count as income to qualify for health coverage through Medicaid . calls to ask Who is the man calling and what is their relevance? 3 6 -35 2 A legal immigrant asks if she can sign up for a health plan through the state ' s online insurance marketplace . immigrant Can a legal immigrant sign up for a state health plan onlin? 2 3 -35 2 A legal immigrant asks if she can sign up for a health plan through the state ' s online insurance marketplace . asks Who is she asking? 3 4 -35 2 A legal immigrant asks if she can sign up for a health plan through the state ' s online insurance marketplace . asks Who is she asking? 3 4 -35 3 A broker wants help to become certified to start selling coverage . certified What are steps for a broker to become certified to sell insurance coverage. 6 7 -35 3 A broker wants help to become certified to start selling coverage . coverage What type of coverage does he want to sell? 10 11 -35 3 A broker wants help to become certified to start selling coverage . coverage What, in detail, is the coverage that the broker is wanting to sell? 10 11 -35 4 It ' s 10 a . m . Monday inside the call center of Connecticut ' s new insurance exchange established under the Affordable Care Act , the federal health law . Connecticut ' s When was Connecticut’s insurance exchange established? 14 17 -35 4 It ' s 10 a . m . Monday inside the call center of Connecticut ' s new insurance exchange established under the Affordable Care Act , the federal health law . Connecticut ' s new insurance exchange What is the relevance here? 14 20 -35 5 On the 21st floor of the downtown Prudential Building , about 25 operators in blue shaded cubicles are talking on telephone headsets while a dozen more callers wait on hold . downtown What city is this located in? 6 7 -36 1 California and New York still lure hundreds of thousands of immigrants from across the globe , but Texas , Florida , Colorado and the Carolinas are far more magnetic for people already living in the country , according to new estimates released Thursday by the U . S . Census Bureau . magnetic why are these states magnetic? 28 29 -36 1 California and New York still lure hundreds of thousands of immigrants from across the globe , but Texas , Florida , Colorado and the Carolinas are far more magnetic for people already living in the country , according to new estimates released Thursday by the U . S . Census Bureau . Texas , Florida , Colorado and the Carolinas Why are these states more appealing for Americans? 17 25 -36 2 Late last year , the Census Bureau announced that Southern and Western states had driven much of the population growth nationwide . Southern and Western states Which states? 9 13 -36 2 Late last year , the Census Bureau announced that Southern and Western states had driven much of the population growth nationwide . driven much of the population Why is this? 14 19 -36 3 The new numbers show what was behind the growth in each state : more babies , more immigrants or more newcomers from other states . other states . Which other states? 22 25 -36 3 The new numbers show what was behind the growth in each state : more babies , more immigrants or more newcomers from other states . behind the growth Earlier in the article, didn't the author state California and New York were responsible for the growth? 6 9 -36 3 The new numbers show what was behind the growth in each state : more babies , more immigrants or more newcomers from other states . more immigrants Does being a popular tourist destination make immigrants more likely to arrive? 16 18 -36 4 The fresh estimates are also another way of measuring whether the recession , which clamped down on state - to - state movement , has loosened its grip on American migration . estimates Are the statistics previously mentioned actual numbers or just estimates? 2 3 -36 4 The fresh estimates are also another way of measuring whether the recession , which clamped down on state - to - state movement , has loosened its grip on American migration . recession , which recession? 11 13 -36 5 Scholars said the new data , which gauged movement between July 2012 and July 2013 , showed only feeble signs of recovery . Scholars Who are the scholars? 0 1 -36 5 Scholars said the new data , which gauged movement between July 2012 and July 2013 , showed only feeble signs of recovery . Scholars Which scholars? 0 1 -36 5 Scholars said the new data , which gauged movement between July 2012 and July 2013 , showed only feeble signs of recovery . signs which signs were those? 19 20 -36 5 Scholars said the new data , which gauged movement between July 2012 and July 2013 , showed only feeble signs of recovery . recovery What metrics are used to determine recovery? 21 22 -36 5 Scholars said the new data , which gauged movement between July 2012 and July 2013 , showed only feeble signs of recovery . feeble signs of recovery Why only feeble signs of recovery? 18 22 -37 1 On a narrow central Idaho highway coursing through thickets of ponderosa pines and along a winding river , members of the Nez Perce tribe made their stand . made their stand What were they making a stand about? 24 27 -37 1 On a narrow central Idaho highway coursing through thickets of ponderosa pines and along a winding river , members of the Nez Perce tribe made their stand . made their stand Against who? For what reason? 24 27 -37 1 On a narrow central Idaho highway coursing through thickets of ponderosa pines and along a winding river , members of the Nez Perce tribe made their stand . Nez Perce tribe Who are these people? What is the timeframe here? 21 24 -37 2 Hundreds gathered along U . S . Highway 12 on Monday and Tuesday and formed a human blockade in an attempt to stop a controversial megaload of equipment bound for the oil tar sands of Alberta , Canada — a load reportedly weighing about 644 , 000 pounds and stretching over 200 feet . oil tar sands of Alberta , Why is this a controversial issue? 31 37 -37 3 They intended on continuing their protests Wednesday and Thursday nights . nights Where will they sleep? 9 10 -37 4 The protesters — tribal elders , mothers with young children , and activists from elsewhere — slowed but did not stop the convoy carrying a giant water evaporator . did not stop the convoy Why didn't they stop the convoy? 18 23 -37 4 The protesters — tribal elders , mothers with young children , and activists from elsewhere — slowed but did not stop the convoy carrying a giant water evaporator . giant water evaporator why did they have this? 25 28 -37 4 The protesters — tribal elders , mothers with young children , and activists from elsewhere — slowed but did not stop the convoy carrying a giant water evaporator . slowed but did not stop Were they not able to complete the human chain? 16 21 -37 4 The protesters — tribal elders , mothers with young children , and activists from elsewhere — slowed but did not stop the convoy carrying a giant water evaporator . activists from elsewhere What activists? Where are they from? 12 15 -37 5 After about 20 arrests for allegedly disturbing the peace by blocking the road , the load continued . load Is load the correct word here? 15 16 -37 5 After about 20 arrests for allegedly disturbing the peace by blocking the road , the load continued . 20 arrests Who was arrested? The mothers? Elders? 2 4 -38 1 When Daniel Promislow jogs with his Weimaraner , Silver , it pains him to see age creeping up on the 11 - year - old canine . Weimaraner , What does this type of dog look like? 6 8 -38 1 When Daniel Promislow jogs with his Weimaraner , Silver , it pains him to see age creeping up on the 11 - year - old canine . Daniel Promislow who is he? 1 3 -38 2 “ Month by month , he gets slower and slower , ” said Promislow , an evolutionary geneticist at the University of Washington ( UW ) . evolutionary geneticist What does this profession do? 16 18 -38 2 “ Month by month , he gets slower and slower , ” said Promislow , an evolutionary geneticist at the University of Washington ( UW ) . evolutionary geneticist What kind of tasks does an evolutionary geneticist fulfill? 16 18 -38 2 “ Month by month , he gets slower and slower , ” said Promislow , an evolutionary geneticist at the University of Washington ( UW ) . “ Month by month , how is he measuring? 0 5 -38 3 His other dog , Frisbee , still frolics like a pup — but at 10 , she also qualifies as elderly . Frisbee , how did he come up with the name? 4 6 -38 4 It ’ s a sad reality of pet ownership that our beloved companions never live as long we would wish . wish How long does one wish their pet live? 19 20 -38 5 But Promislow and his colleagues think it might be possible to shift those mortality curves — at least a little . mortality curves What is a mortality curve? 13 15 -38 5 But Promislow and his colleagues think it might be possible to shift those mortality curves — at least a little . shift those mortality curves How would they shift these curves? 11 15 -38 5 But Promislow and his colleagues think it might be possible to shift those mortality curves — at least a little . mortality how could he do that? 13 14 -38 5 But Promislow and his colleagues think it might be possible to shift those mortality curves — at least a little . colleagues Who are his colleagues? 4 5 -39 1 Fearful Togo officials have asked the African soccer confederation to move a game out of Ebola - affected Guinea as the outbreak of the deadly disease threatens to badly disrupt the African Cup ' s final qualifying round . threatens to badly disrupt the African Cup How would Ebola be a disruption to the African Cup? 26 33 -39 1 Fearful Togo officials have asked the African soccer confederation to move a game out of Ebola - affected Guinea as the outbreak of the deadly disease threatens to badly disrupt the African Cup ' s final qualifying round . Togo what is this word? 1 2 -39 1 Fearful Togo officials have asked the African soccer confederation to move a game out of Ebola - affected Guinea as the outbreak of the deadly disease threatens to badly disrupt the African Cup ' s final qualifying round . Ebola - affected Guinea Why are sports being played in an area with a known epidemic? 15 19 -39 1 Fearful Togo officials have asked the African soccer confederation to move a game out of Ebola - affected Guinea as the outbreak of the deadly disease threatens to badly disrupt the African Cup ' s final qualifying round . move a game out of Ebola - affected how eboloa would affect the soccer game? 10 18 -39 2 Games involving Sierra Leone are already under scrutiny after that country said it would not host any soccer matches until further notice because of Ebola . already under scrutiny Why are these games under scrutiny? 5 8 -39 2 Games involving Sierra Leone are already under scrutiny after that country said it would not host any soccer matches until further notice because of Ebola . Sierra Leone Is this a country? 2 4 -39 2 Games involving Sierra Leone are already under scrutiny after that country said it would not host any soccer matches until further notice because of Ebola . Sierra Leone Why is Sierra Leone under scrutiny for this choice? Shouldn't more locations follow suit? 2 4 -39 2 Games involving Sierra Leone are already under scrutiny after that country said it would not host any soccer matches until further notice because of Ebola . would not host any soccer matches why would they not host soccer matches? 13 19 -39 3 The Togo soccer federation ' s request refers to its first game of the final group stage in Guinea in the first week of September . first game Why is the request only for the first game? 10 12 -39 3 The Togo soccer federation ' s request refers to its first game of the final group stage in Guinea in the first week of September . Guinea WHich city is it played? 18 19 -39 4 The Togo federation said over the weekend that its players and officials feared traveling to Guinea , where the Ebola outbreak started and where more than 300 people are believed to have died from the virus . 300 people how are they confirmed ebola? 26 28 -39 5 " We are scared by the situation prevailing in that zone , " the Togolese federation said , adding it would follow advice from its government , which would likely prevent the party traveling to Guinea . situation prevailing in that zone , " Why is this the only zone they are scared by? 6 13 -39 5 " We are scared by the situation prevailing in that zone , " the Togolese federation said , adding it would follow advice from its government , which would likely prevent the party traveling to Guinea . scared is everyone scared or just them? 3 4 -40 2 It is an inspiring grass - roots movement led by some of the nation ' s most underpaid employees , and should be supported by everyone who has a sense of fairness . the nation ' s most underpaid employees , Who makes up this demographic? 12 20 -40 2 It is an inspiring grass - roots movement led by some of the nation ' s most underpaid employees , and should be supported by everyone who has a sense of fairness . grass - roots movement What is a grass roots movement? 4 8 -40 2 It is an inspiring grass - roots movement led by some of the nation ' s most underpaid employees , and should be supported by everyone who has a sense of fairness . It is an inspiring grass - roots movement What is an inspiring grass-roots movement? Why? 0 8 -40 3 First let ' s dispense with some of the nonsense that people have been told about these workers : they are not mostly teenagers . nonsense that people have been told Where are people getting this 'nonsense'? 9 15 -40 3 First let ' s dispense with some of the nonsense that people have been told about these workers : they are not mostly teenagers . teenagers How old are they then? 23 24 -40 3 First let ' s dispense with some of the nonsense that people have been told about these workers : they are not mostly teenagers . some of the nonsense that people have been told Who told these people this nonsense? Why? 6 15 -40 4 As my colleagues John Schmitt and Janelle Jones have shown , the majority are at least 23 and only 30 percent are teenagers . my colleagues Where do you all collectively work? 1 3 -40 4 As my colleagues John Schmitt and Janelle Jones have shown , the majority are at least 23 and only 30 percent are teenagers . John Schmitt and Janelle Jones Why are John Schmitt and Janelle Jones significant? 3 8 -40 4 As my colleagues John Schmitt and Janelle Jones have shown , the majority are at least 23 and only 30 percent are teenagers . John Schmitt and Janelle Jones How did they show this? 3 8 -40 5 More than a quarter of them are raising at least one child . raising How do they do this at work? 7 8 -41 1 When Porter the dog tries to figure out why his owner has placed a toy bone under a bucket , his response might provide some insight about human development , autism and other learning disabilities . provide some insight How will it provide insight? 23 26 -41 1 When Porter the dog tries to figure out why his owner has placed a toy bone under a bucket , his response might provide some insight about human development , autism and other learning disabilities . some insight How does a dog's behavior equate to human disorders like autism? 24 26 -41 1 When Porter the dog tries to figure out why his owner has placed a toy bone under a bucket , his response might provide some insight about human development , autism and other learning disabilities . autism why autism? 30 31 -41 1 When Porter the dog tries to figure out why his owner has placed a toy bone under a bucket , his response might provide some insight about human development , autism and other learning disabilities . insight How does this relate to developmental problems? 25 26 -41 2 That ’ s the hope of Laurie Santos , who runs the Canine Cognition Center at Yale , which opened in December . Laurie Santos , What makes this individual an expert in this area of research? 6 9 -41 2 That ’ s the hope of Laurie Santos , who runs the Canine Cognition Center at Yale , which opened in December . December which year? 21 22 -41 3 She pointed to the 4 - year - old chocolate Lab mix , brought in by psychology grad student Kristi Leimgruber . chocolate Lab mix , How are these dogs picked for this research study? 9 13 -41 3 She pointed to the 4 - year - old chocolate Lab mix , brought in by psychology grad student Kristi Leimgruber . chocolate meaning the dog is brown? 9 10 -41 3 She pointed to the 4 - year - old chocolate Lab mix , brought in by psychology grad student Kristi Leimgruber . mix , Does the breed have any relation to the task? 11 13 -41 4 Porter is growing up in the same kind of environment as human children , Santos said , so comparing how he learns with the way people learn can tell us a lot about human development . same kind of environment as human children , What kind of environment does this consist of? 6 14 -41 4 Porter is growing up in the same kind of environment as human children , Santos said , so comparing how he learns with the way people learn can tell us a lot about human development . same kind of environment as human children , Is this true, even though dogs don't go to school and the like? 6 14 -41 4 Porter is growing up in the same kind of environment as human children , Santos said , so comparing how he learns with the way people learn can tell us a lot about human development . tell us a lot how so can it teach? 28 32 -41 4 Porter is growing up in the same kind of environment as human children , Santos said , so comparing how he learns with the way people learn can tell us a lot about human development . development Do human children exhibit similar symptoms as adults with developmental disorders? 34 35 -41 5 “ So much more than primates , dogs are more cued into what we care about and what we know , ” Santos said . what we care about and what we know , ” How exactly is that possible if we can't communicate directly with dogs? 12 22 -41 5 “ So much more than primates , dogs are more cued into what we care about and what we know , ” Santos said . dogs How has Santos come to this conclusion and is there any validity to this? 7 8 -42 1 This year is shaping up to be a brutal one for the California sea lion - the third year in a row for record numbers of sea lion strandings in the state . record numbers Record numbers in terms of high or low? 23 25 -42 1 This year is shaping up to be a brutal one for the California sea lion - the third year in a row for record numbers of sea lion strandings in the state . brutal Why this year is considered brutal for California sea lion? 8 9 -42 1 This year is shaping up to be a brutal one for the California sea lion - the third year in a row for record numbers of sea lion strandings in the state . brutal one for the California sea lion Why is it brutal if there are many strandings? 8 15 -42 2 Sick , abandoned pups showed up in alarming numbers on beaches in January . beaches Which beaches? 10 11 -42 2 Sick , abandoned pups showed up in alarming numbers on beaches in January . alarming numbers How many show up exactly? 7 9 -42 2 Sick , abandoned pups showed up in alarming numbers on beaches in January . alarming why was it alarming? 7 8 -42 3 “ Their growth is stunted , ” said Shawn Johnson , director of veterinary science at the Marine Mammal Center in Sausalito , California . “ Their growth is stunted , ” Why is their growth stunted? 0 7 -42 3 “ Their growth is stunted , ” said Shawn Johnson , director of veterinary science at the Marine Mammal Center in Sausalito , California . “ Their growth is stunted , ” Why did Shawn Johnson said that their growth is stunted? 0 7 -42 3 “ Their growth is stunted , ” said Shawn Johnson , director of veterinary science at the Marine Mammal Center in Sausalito , California . “ Their growth is stunted , ” Is this due to being isolated or because there are no fish to eat? 0 7 -42 4 “ They ’ re basically starved to death — no muscle , no fat , just skin and bones . ” But pups aren ’ t the only ones in trouble . “ They ’ re basically starved to death Why are these animals starved to death? 0 8 -42 4 “ They ’ re basically starved to death — no muscle , no fat , just skin and bones . ” But pups aren ’ t the only ones in trouble . aren ’ t the only ones in trouble Are other marine lives in danger? Why is this happening? 24 32 -42 4 “ They ’ re basically starved to death — no muscle , no fat , just skin and bones . ” But pups aren ’ t the only ones in trouble . only ones who else is in trouble? 28 30 -42 5 California marine mammal rehabilitation centers last month treated record numbers of sea lions of all ages . treated How did they treat these animals? 7 8 -42 5 California marine mammal rehabilitation centers last month treated record numbers of sea lions of all ages . treated record numbers of sea lions of all ages How many sea lions were treated last month? 7 16 -43 1 For decades , humans have built rovers to visit places we can ’ t easily reach , including the moon and Mars . rovers Is it just rovers? How do they get there? 6 7 -43 1 For decades , humans have built rovers to visit places we can ’ t easily reach , including the moon and Mars . For decades , When was the first rover built? 0 3 -43 1 For decades , humans have built rovers to visit places we can ’ t easily reach , including the moon and Mars . moon and Mars Have we sent rovers anywhere else? 19 22 -43 1 For decades , humans have built rovers to visit places we can ’ t easily reach , including the moon and Mars . rovers What is a rover? 6 7 -43 2 Now scientists have built a rover to explore another challenging target : colonies of adorable penguins . scientists Which scientists? 1 2 -43 2 Now scientists have built a rover to explore another challenging target : colonies of adorable penguins . colonies Where are these colonies? Why is a rover needed? 12 13 -43 2 Now scientists have built a rover to explore another challenging target : colonies of adorable penguins . challenging target : Why are the penguins hard to study? 9 12 -43 2 Now scientists have built a rover to explore another challenging target : colonies of adorable penguins . rover Is there something unique about this new rover? 5 6 -43 2 Now scientists have built a rover to explore another challenging target : colonies of adorable penguins . penguins How are rovers used to explore penguins? 15 16 -43 3 A team led by scientists from the University of Strasbourg in France have built a rover that looks like a fluffy penguin chick , allowing it to sneak around Antarctic colonies and get close to individual birds without ruffling too many feathers along the way . sneak around How will it operate? How does the rover sneak around? 27 29 -43 3 A team led by scientists from the University of Strasbourg in France have built a rover that looks like a fluffy penguin chick , allowing it to sneak around Antarctic colonies and get close to individual birds without ruffling too many feathers along the way . fluffy penguin chick , What type of penguin? 20 24 -43 3 A team led by scientists from the University of Strasbourg in France have built a rover that looks like a fluffy penguin chick , allowing it to sneak around Antarctic colonies and get close to individual birds without ruffling too many feathers along the way . get close to individual birds Which birds? 32 37 -43 4 The findings , described in the journal Nature Methods , show that when studying animals in the wild , it may often be better for humans to stay out of the way and let robots do the work . Nature Methods , Does this journal have empirical evidence to support this fact? 7 10 -43 4 The findings , described in the journal Nature Methods , show that when studying animals in the wild , it may often be better for humans to stay out of the way and let robots do the work . humans to stay out of the way Why should humans stay out of the way when studying animals? 25 32 -43 5 Researchers who try to study animals like penguins in the field often end up stressing out the creatures . stressing out the creatures Do the animals stay stressed out after a long duration of time has passed by of them being observed by humans? 14 18 -43 5 Researchers who try to study animals like penguins in the field often end up stressing out the creatures . stressing out the creatures What does this mean? 14 18 -43 5 Researchers who try to study animals like penguins in the field often end up stressing out the creatures . stressing out the creatures How do humans stress out the creatures? 14 18 -44 1 Before he even started school , Jason Borders tended to collect objects such as animal bones that he found while exploring his neighborhood near Ashland , the Henry Clay Estate in Lexington , Ky . " I always had a little cabinet of curiosities in my room , and in the garage , " Borders recalls . collect objects such as animal bones Why did Jason Borders collect such objects? 10 16 -44 1 Before he even started school , Jason Borders tended to collect objects such as animal bones that he found while exploring his neighborhood near Ashland , the Henry Clay Estate in Lexington , Ky . " I always had a little cabinet of curiosities in my room , and in the garage , " Borders recalls . Jason Borders Who is Jason Borders and what is important about him? 6 8 -44 1 Before he even started school , Jason Borders tended to collect objects such as animal bones that he found while exploring his neighborhood near Ashland , the Henry Clay Estate in Lexington , Ky . " I always had a little cabinet of curiosities in my room , and in the garage , " Borders recalls . tended to collect objects such as animal bones Why does he have such a fascination and tendency to collect bones? 8 16 -44 1 Before he even started school , Jason Borders tended to collect objects such as animal bones that he found while exploring his neighborhood near Ashland , the Henry Clay Estate in Lexington , Ky . " I always had a little cabinet of curiosities in my room , and in the garage , " Borders recalls . Henry Clay Estate Is that the name of the subdivision or the actual house? 27 30 -44 2 Years later , Borders still is collecting bones and curiosities , only now they are his canvas for intricate designs and hang in galleries where they sell for hundreds and thousands of dollars each . sell for hundreds and thousands Why were people interested in buying his work? 26 31 -44 2 Years later , Borders still is collecting bones and curiosities , only now they are his canvas for intricate designs and hang in galleries where they sell for hundreds and thousands of dollars each . galleries Which galleries? 23 24 -44 2 Years later , Borders still is collecting bones and curiosities , only now they are his canvas for intricate designs and hang in galleries where they sell for hundreds and thousands of dollars each . galleries In what type of galleries do Borders designs hang? 23 24 -44 2 Years later , Borders still is collecting bones and curiosities , only now they are his canvas for intricate designs and hang in galleries where they sell for hundreds and thousands of dollars each . sell for hundreds and thousands of dollars each Who is buying bone designs for such high prices? 26 34 -44 2 Years later , Borders still is collecting bones and curiosities , only now they are his canvas for intricate designs and hang in galleries where they sell for hundreds and thousands of dollars each . canvas for intricate designs Does he carve or draw on them? 16 20 -44 3 Borders now lives in Portland , Ore . , with his wife , fellow Henry Clay High School graduate Elizabeth Sumney Borders . with his wife , Does his wife think it's weird that her husband collects bones for a living, and what kinds of social adjustments has she had to make because of this? 9 13 -44 4 But he was back in Lexington this month to open a show of his work at Mulberry & amp ; Lime , a downtown home furnishings and gift shop that also sells work by local artists . he was back in Lexington Was he invited to come? 1 6 -44 4 But he was back in Lexington this month to open a show of his work at Mulberry & amp ; Lime , a downtown home furnishings and gift shop that also sells work by local artists . work Is Borders a painter? 14 15 -44 4 But he was back in Lexington this month to open a show of his work at Mulberry & amp ; Lime , a downtown home furnishings and gift shop that also sells work by local artists . What type of work do these local artists sell? Bones? 0 0 -44 5 Shop owner Mary Ginocchio said she decided to show Jason Borders ' work after Lexington artist Bob Morgan suggested it . Mary Ginocchio said she decided to show What intrigued her about Borders' work? 2 9 -44 5 Shop owner Mary Ginocchio said she decided to show Jason Borders ' work after Lexington artist Bob Morgan suggested it . Bob Morgan suggested Why is it significant that a suggestion from Bob Morgan influence the shop owner to show Borders' work? 16 19 -44 5 Shop owner Mary Ginocchio said she decided to show Jason Borders ' work after Lexington artist Bob Morgan suggested it . she decided What about Bob Morgan's suggestion to her made her decide to show Borders' work. 5 7 -45 1 In China , Maura Cunningham says , if you ’ re going to hold an online discussion of the Tiananmen Square massacre , you better speak in code . better speak in code Why? What kind of code? 24 28 -45 1 In China , Maura Cunningham says , if you ’ re going to hold an online discussion of the Tiananmen Square massacre , you better speak in code . Maura Cunningham What is this person's relation to the topic? Are they an expert or what is the connection? 3 5 -45 1 In China , Maura Cunningham says , if you ’ re going to hold an online discussion of the Tiananmen Square massacre , you better speak in code . speak in code What does speak in code mean? 25 28 -45 1 In China , Maura Cunningham says , if you ’ re going to hold an online discussion of the Tiananmen Square massacre , you better speak in code . Maura Cunningham Who is Maura Cunningham, and why are they important? 3 5 -45 1 In China , Maura Cunningham says , if you ’ re going to hold an online discussion of the Tiananmen Square massacre , you better speak in code . Tiananmen what is this event? 19 20 -45 2 Don ’ t mention “ June 4th , ” the date the tanks rolled against unarmed protesters . Don ’ t mention “ June 4th , ” Why not mention them? 0 9 -45 2 Don ’ t mention “ June 4th , ” the date the tanks rolled against unarmed protesters . “ June 4th , ” is it well known? 4 9 -45 3 Instead , try “ May 35th ” — a count of that month ’ s 31 days plus four in June . “ May 35th ” is that clever? 3 7 -45 4 It ’ s a way around the censors and to avoid the lurking presence of the state security apparatus . lurking presence In what way is this presence taking place? Wire taps? 12 14 -45 4 It ’ s a way around the censors and to avoid the lurking presence of the state security apparatus . state security apparatus Why is there a state security apparatus? 16 19 -45 4 It ’ s a way around the censors and to avoid the lurking presence of the state security apparatus . censors Why are there censors? 7 8 -45 5 The game being played between citizen and government isn ’ t exactly cat - and - mouse , said Cunningham , a scholar of Chinese history from Philadelphia . game What is the \"game\"? 1 2 -45 5 The game being played between citizen and government isn ’ t exactly cat - and - mouse , said Cunningham , a scholar of Chinese history from Philadelphia . game What game is being played? 1 2 -45 5 The game being played between citizen and government isn ’ t exactly cat - and - mouse , said Cunningham , a scholar of Chinese history from Philadelphia . cat - and - mouse , What does cat-and-mouse mean? 12 18 -45 5 The game being played between citizen and government isn ’ t exactly cat - and - mouse , said Cunningham , a scholar of Chinese history from Philadelphia . cat - and - mouse , what game is it then? 12 18 -46 1 A mummy rolled down hospital hallways here on Sunday . hospital hallways Which hospital? 4 6 -46 1 A mummy rolled down hospital hallways here on Sunday . mummy What type of mummy is it, a ghost, a real mummy, a person dressed up as a mummy? 1 2 -46 1 A mummy rolled down hospital hallways here on Sunday . rolled What was he rolling on, skates, skateboard, or wheelchair? 2 3 -46 1 A mummy rolled down hospital hallways here on Sunday . hospital Which hospital was the event at? 4 5 -46 1 A mummy rolled down hospital hallways here on Sunday . rolled down How did the mummy roll down the hallway? 2 4 -46 1 A mummy rolled down hospital hallways here on Sunday . rolled Why would a mummy be freely rolling in the hallways? 2 3 -46 1 A mummy rolled down hospital hallways here on Sunday . hospital How did the mummy end up inside a hospital and not inside a museum? 4 5 -46 2 Amen - Nestawy - Nakht , a 3 , 000 - year - old Egyptian priest , was getting a CAT scan at Barnes - Jewish Hospital . 3 , 000 - year - old What state are the remains in? 7 14 -46 2 Amen - Nestawy - Nakht , a 3 , 000 - year - old Egyptian priest , was getting a CAT scan at Barnes - Jewish Hospital . getting a CAT scan Why is a 3,000 year old body receiving a CAT scan? 18 22 -46 2 Amen - Nestawy - Nakht , a 3 , 000 - year - old Egyptian priest , was getting a CAT scan at Barnes - Jewish Hospital . CAT scan Why a CAT scan and not some other type of imaging? 20 22 -46 2 Amen - Nestawy - Nakht , a 3 , 000 - year - old Egyptian priest , was getting a CAT scan at Barnes - Jewish Hospital . CAT scan scan for what reason? 20 22 -46 2 Amen - Nestawy - Nakht , a 3 , 000 - year - old Egyptian priest , was getting a CAT scan at Barnes - Jewish Hospital . priest , How did archaeologists know Amen-Nestawy-Nakht used to be a priest? 15 17 -46 2 Amen - Nestawy - Nakht , a 3 , 000 - year - old Egyptian priest , was getting a CAT scan at Barnes - Jewish Hospital . CAT scan What can a CAT scan tell scientists about a 3,000 year old body? 20 22 -46 3 It was probably his second . It What is it? 0 1 -46 3 It was probably his second . second How could the mummy have received a first CAT scan? 4 5 -46 4 The last one was a couple of decades ago , when technology wasn ’ t what it is now . couple of decades ago , What year is being referenced? 5 10 -46 4 The last one was a couple of decades ago , when technology wasn ’ t what it is now . when technology wasn ’ t what it is now What level of technology was available decades ago? 10 19 -46 4 The last one was a couple of decades ago , when technology wasn ’ t what it is now . what it is now What has changed in CAT scan technology since then? 15 19 -46 4 The last one was a couple of decades ago , when technology wasn ’ t what it is now . The last one his last cat scan? 0 3 -46 4 The last one was a couple of decades ago , when technology wasn ’ t what it is now . decades Why did he receive a CAT scan a couple decades ago and what will a second one reveal? 7 8 -46 5 A team of art museum officials and university doctors hoped this round could reveal new information : His cause of death . art museum officials Which art museum? 3 6 -46 5 A team of art museum officials and university doctors hoped this round could reveal new information : His cause of death . university doctors What university are the doctors from? 7 9 -46 5 A team of art museum officials and university doctors hoped this round could reveal new information : His cause of death . art museum What is the name of the Art Museum? 3 5 -46 5 A team of art museum officials and university doctors hoped this round could reveal new information : His cause of death . university What is the name of the University where the doctors are from? 7 8 -46 5 A team of art museum officials and university doctors hoped this round could reveal new information : His cause of death . doctors What are the specialties of the doctors referred to in this article. 8 9 -46 5 A team of art museum officials and university doctors hoped this round could reveal new information : His cause of death . hoped Why are they interested in his cause of death? 9 10 -46 5 A team of art museum officials and university doctors hoped this round could reveal new information : His cause of death . His cause of death did it work? 17 21 -46 5 A team of art museum officials and university doctors hoped this round could reveal new information : His cause of death . officials How do art museum officials differ from researchers or archaeologists? 5 6 -46 5 A team of art museum officials and university doctors hoped this round could reveal new information : His cause of death . doctors How will this CAT scan provide new information to university doctors? 8 9 -47 1 Minutes after arriving by bus at an outlet mall in Cabazon , California , a dozen or so Chinese tourists hustled out to buy luggage that they planned to stuff with high - end clothes , shoes and bags . Chinese tourists hustled out to buy luggage Why were the Chinese tourists in Cabazon, California? 18 25 -47 1 Minutes after arriving by bus at an outlet mall in Cabazon , California , a dozen or so Chinese tourists hustled out to buy luggage that they planned to stuff with high - end clothes , shoes and bags . high - end clothes , shoes and bags Why were they buying high-end clothing, shoes, and bags? 31 39 -47 1 Minutes after arriving by bus at an outlet mall in Cabazon , California , a dozen or so Chinese tourists hustled out to buy luggage that they planned to stuff with high - end clothes , shoes and bags . high - end clothes , shoes and bags Did they already have the high-end clothing or were they going to buy it after they bought the luggage? 31 39 -47 1 Minutes after arriving by bus at an outlet mall in Cabazon , California , a dozen or so Chinese tourists hustled out to buy luggage that they planned to stuff with high - end clothes , shoes and bags . Cabazon , California Why specifically Cabazon? 10 13 -47 1 Minutes after arriving by bus at an outlet mall in Cabazon , California , a dozen or so Chinese tourists hustled out to buy luggage that they planned to stuff with high - end clothes , shoes and bags . Cabazon , where in california is it located? 10 12 -47 2 But not Guoshing Cui , a Samsung supervisor from Guangzhou . But not Guoshing Cui Why not Guoshing Cui and what is this referring to exactly? 0 4 -47 2 But not Guoshing Cui , a Samsung supervisor from Guangzhou . But not Guoshing Cui , Why aren't they? 0 5 -47 3 He made a beeline for the Coach store , where he picked out three expensive handbags . He made a beeline for the Coach store , Why was he rushing to get to the Coach store? 0 9 -47 3 He made a beeline for the Coach store , where he picked out three expensive handbags . picked out three expensive handbags Why did he buy three expensive bags? 11 16 -47 3 He made a beeline for the Coach store , where he picked out three expensive handbags . Coach store , Why the coach store specifically? 6 9 -47 4 He paid more than $ 800 from a wad of $ 100 bills . $ 100 bills How did he get so much money? 10 13 -47 4 He paid more than $ 800 from a wad of $ 100 bills . of $ 100 bills why does he have so much money? 9 13 -47 5 The bags were gifts for family and friends in China , where Coach goods sell for two to three times the price in the U . S . “ It ’ s a smart move , ” he said of his purchases . sell for two to three times Why are they so much more expensive in China? 14 20 -47 5 The bags were gifts for family and friends in China , where Coach goods sell for two to three times the price in the U . S . “ It ’ s a smart move , ” he said of his purchases . Coach goods sell for two to three times the why is it more expensive in guangzhou? 12 21 -48 2 Complaining that the public was being misinformed about the crisis and then blaming the unfolding tragedy on spending cuts was bad enough . being misinformed What was the misinformation? Did people believe not enough information was being disclosed or incomplete information was being shared? 5 7 -48 2 Complaining that the public was being misinformed about the crisis and then blaming the unfolding tragedy on spending cuts was bad enough . tragedy on spending cuts What spending cuts are being referred to? Why is this considered a tragedy? 15 19 -48 2 Complaining that the public was being misinformed about the crisis and then blaming the unfolding tragedy on spending cuts was bad enough . being misinformed How was the public being misinformed about the crisis? 5 7 -48 2 Complaining that the public was being misinformed about the crisis and then blaming the unfolding tragedy on spending cuts was bad enough . blaming the unfolding tragedy on spending cuts Why were they blaming spending cuts for the unfolding tragedy? 12 19 -48 2 Complaining that the public was being misinformed about the crisis and then blaming the unfolding tragedy on spending cuts was bad enough . Complaining Who was complaining and blaming? 0 1 -48 2 Complaining that the public was being misinformed about the crisis and then blaming the unfolding tragedy on spending cuts was bad enough . public was being misinformed How was the public being misinformed by the Obama administration? 3 7 -48 3 The appointment of a political fix - it man with flimsy medical credentials as Ebola czar confirmed the White House response is more political than responsible . flimsy Why are the credentials of the political appointee considered flimsy? 10 11 -48 3 The appointment of a political fix - it man with flimsy medical credentials as Ebola czar confirmed the White House response is more political than responsible . flimsy medical credentials as Ebola czar Who confirmed his medical credentials were flimsy? 10 16 -48 3 The appointment of a political fix - it man with flimsy medical credentials as Ebola czar confirmed the White House response is more political than responsible . response is more political than responsible . In what ways were the White House respones more political than responsible? 20 27 -48 3 The appointment of a political fix - it man with flimsy medical credentials as Ebola czar confirmed the White House response is more political than responsible . political fix - it man Who are you referring to? 4 9 -48 3 The appointment of a political fix - it man with flimsy medical credentials as Ebola czar confirmed the White House response is more political than responsible . appointment of a political fix - it man Who is the political fix-it man? 1 9 -48 3 The appointment of a political fix - it man with flimsy medical credentials as Ebola czar confirmed the White House response is more political than responsible . flimsy medical credentials What are the medical credentialsof the Ebola czar? 10 13 -48 4 In an hour of need , our assortment of national and international public health administrators — including the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention ( CDC ) , National Institutes of Health ( NIH ) , and the United Nation ' s World Health Organization ( WHO ) — dropped the ball with deadly consequences . dropped the ball with deadly consequences Why are the health administrators being accused of \"dropping the ball\"? 49 55 -48 4 In an hour of need , our assortment of national and international public health administrators — including the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention ( CDC ) , National Institutes of Health ( NIH ) , and the United Nation ' s World Health Organization ( WHO ) — dropped the ball with deadly consequences . an hour of need , Who's hour of need was it? 1 6 -48 4 In an hour of need , our assortment of national and international public health administrators — including the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention ( CDC ) , National Institutes of Health ( NIH ) , and the United Nation ' s World Health Organization ( WHO ) — dropped the ball with deadly consequences . dropped the ball with deadly consequences How did these firms drop the ball? 49 55 -48 4 In an hour of need , our assortment of national and international public health administrators — including the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention ( CDC ) , National Institutes of Health ( NIH ) , and the United Nation ' s World Health Organization ( WHO ) — dropped the ball with deadly consequences . deadly consequences What were the deadly consequences? 53 55 -48 5 That ' s due to the way government bureaucrats generally allocate public resources and the poor coordination plaguing the agencies that are tasked with fighting the epidemic on the front line . poor coordination Why has the coordination been described as poor? 15 17 -48 5 That ' s due to the way government bureaucrats generally allocate public resources and the poor coordination plaguing the agencies that are tasked with fighting the epidemic on the front line . agencies How did they allocate the resources? What caused the poor coordination for the agencies? 19 20 -48 5 That ' s due to the way government bureaucrats generally allocate public resources and the poor coordination plaguing the agencies that are tasked with fighting the epidemic on the front line . poor coordination plaguing the agencies How is the coordination poor between the agencies? 15 20 -49 1 There are many reasons Ron Morgan ’ s 100 Gardens project could fail , but there are more reasons he ’ s determined to make it work , one vegetable seedling at a time . determined Why is Ron Morgan determined to make it work? 22 23 -49 1 There are many reasons Ron Morgan ’ s 100 Gardens project could fail , but there are more reasons he ’ s determined to make it work , one vegetable seedling at a time . Ron Morgan ’ s 100 Gardens project What is this project and what is the purpose of it? 4 11 -49 1 There are many reasons Ron Morgan ’ s 100 Gardens project could fail , but there are more reasons he ’ s determined to make it work , one vegetable seedling at a time . vegetable seedling What types of vegetable seedlings? 29 31 -49 1 There are many reasons Ron Morgan ’ s 100 Gardens project could fail , but there are more reasons he ’ s determined to make it work , one vegetable seedling at a time . determined Why is he so determined? 22 23 -49 2 The idea behind the nonprofit came to Morgan after a trip to Haiti following the 2010 earthquake . idea Why did the idea come to Morgan after an earthquake? 1 2 -49 3 An architect by training , he traveled there with members of Steele Creek Presbyterian Church , expecting to design shelters for some of the 1 . 5 million people left homeless . shelters How did Morgan expect to design the shelters? 19 20 -49 3 An architect by training , he traveled there with members of Steele Creek Presbyterian Church , expecting to design shelters for some of the 1 . 5 million people left homeless . architect by training , What initially inspired him to become an architect? 1 5 -49 3 An architect by training , he traveled there with members of Steele Creek Presbyterian Church , expecting to design shelters for some of the 1 . 5 million people left homeless . An architect by training , What type of training was it? College? 0 5 -49 4 He returned with the conviction that food production was a greater need . food Why did Morgan think food production was a greater need? 6 7 -49 4 He returned with the conviction that food production was a greater need . greater need Why did he see greater need for food production than shelter? 10 12 -49 4 He returned with the conviction that food production was a greater need . conviction What convinced him of this idea? 4 5 -50 1 When studying earthquakes , especially in California , scientists often find that ocean waves get in the way . ocean Why do ocean waves get in the way? 12 13 -50 1 When studying earthquakes , especially in California , scientists often find that ocean waves get in the way . scientists Which scientists? 8 9 -50 1 When studying earthquakes , especially in California , scientists often find that ocean waves get in the way . ocean waves get in the way how do the waves get in the way? 12 18 -50 1 When studying earthquakes , especially in California , scientists often find that ocean waves get in the way . ocean waves get in the way How to ocean waves get in the way of earthquakes? 12 18 -50 1 When studying earthquakes , especially in California , scientists often find that ocean waves get in the way . ocean waves get in the way How do the waves get in the way? 12 18 -50 2 As the water hits the coast , it creates tiny seismic waves that interfere with researchers ’ efforts to listen for the bigger waves created by quakes . listen How do they listen? 19 20 -50 2 As the water hits the coast , it creates tiny seismic waves that interfere with researchers ’ efforts to listen for the bigger waves created by quakes . listen for the bigger waves wouldn't the bigger waves sound different? 19 24 -50 2 As the water hits the coast , it creates tiny seismic waves that interfere with researchers ’ efforts to listen for the bigger waves created by quakes . tiny seismic waves What are seismic waves? 9 12 -50 3 Now scientists at Stanford University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have figured out a way to use ocean waves to simulate the ground motion that occurs in real earthquakes — and they ’ ve confirmed that Los Angeles is particularly vulnerable to a large quake along the southern San Andreas Fault . to simulate how do they simulate the earthquake with the waves? 20 22 -50 3 Now scientists at Stanford University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have figured out a way to use ocean waves to simulate the ground motion that occurs in real earthquakes — and they ’ ve confirmed that Los Angeles is particularly vulnerable to a large quake along the southern San Andreas Fault . simulate the ground motion How do they do this specifically? 21 25 -50 4 When “ the big one ” hits , it could create shaking in Los Angeles that is three times stronger than in surrounding areas , the team reported in Friday ’ s edition of the journal Science . “ the big one ” hits , when what hits? 1 8 -50 4 When “ the big one ” hits , it could create shaking in Los Angeles that is three times stronger than in surrounding areas , the team reported in Friday ’ s edition of the journal Science . three times stronger Why would it be stronger in LA? 17 20 -50 5 That ’ s because the city sits atop a soft sedimentary basin , they said . soft sedimentary basin , What does this mean? 9 13 -50 5 That ’ s because the city sits atop a soft sedimentary basin , they said . soft sedimentary basin , What kinds of materials does this basin consist of? 9 13 -51 1 The following were among Friday ' s offerings and pricings in the U . S . and non - U . S . capital markets , with terms and syndicate manager , as compiled by Dow Jones Capital Markets Report : syndicate manager , What is a syndicate manager? 29 32 -51 2 Dow Chemical Co . - - $ 150 million of 8 . 55 % senior notes due Oct . 15 , 2009 , priced at par . senior notes What is a senior note? 14 16 -51 2 Dow Chemical Co . - - $ 150 million of 8 . 55 % senior notes due Oct . 15 , 2009 , priced at par . senior notes What are Senior notes? 14 16 -51 2 Dow Chemical Co . - - $ 150 million of 8 . 55 % senior notes due Oct . 15 , 2009 , priced at par . priced at par What does priced at par mean? 23 26 -51 2 Dow Chemical Co . - - $ 150 million of 8 . 55 % senior notes due Oct . 15 , 2009 , priced at par . priced at par What does priced at par mean? 23 26 -51 3 The issue , which is puttable back to the company at par on Oct . 15 , 1999 , was priced at a spread of 50 basis points above the Treasury ' s 10 - year note . basis points What is a basis point? 26 28 -51 3 The issue , which is puttable back to the company at par on Oct . 15 , 1999 , was priced at a spread of 50 basis points above the Treasury ' s 10 - year note . puttable What does puttable mean? 5 6 -51 3 The issue , which is puttable back to the company at par on Oct . 15 , 1999 , was priced at a spread of 50 basis points above the Treasury ' s 10 - year note . basis points What are basis points and what do they do? 26 28 -51 3 The issue , which is puttable back to the company at par on Oct . 15 , 1999 , was priced at a spread of 50 basis points above the Treasury ' s 10 - year note . puttable back What does puttable back mean? 5 7 -51 4 Rated single - A - 1 by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . and single - A by Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , the non - callable issue will be sold through underwriters led by Merrill Lynch Capital Markets . single - A - 1 What does this rating mean? 1 6 -51 4 Rated single - A - 1 by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . and single - A by Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , the non - callable issue will be sold through underwriters led by Merrill Lynch Capital Markets . single - A - 1 What is Single-A-1? 1 6 -51 4 Rated single - A - 1 by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . and single - A by Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , the non - callable issue will be sold through underwriters led by Merrill Lynch Capital Markets . single - A What is Single-A? 1 4 -51 4 Rated single - A - 1 by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . and single - A by Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , the non - callable issue will be sold through underwriters led by Merrill Lynch Capital Markets . non - callable issue What is the non-callable issue? 28 32 -51 4 Rated single - A - 1 by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . and single - A by Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , the non - callable issue will be sold through underwriters led by Merrill Lynch Capital Markets . single - A - 1 Whats does single-A-1 mean? 1 6 -51 4 Rated single - A - 1 by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . and single - A by Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , the non - callable issue will be sold through underwriters led by Merrill Lynch Capital Markets . single - A What does single single-A mean? 1 4 -51 4 Rated single - A - 1 by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . and single - A by Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , the non - callable issue will be sold through underwriters led by Merrill Lynch Capital Markets . non - callable What does non-callable mean? 28 31 -51 5 Centel Capital Corp . - - $ 150 million of 9 % debentures due Oct . 15 , 2019 , priced at 99 . 943 to yield 9 . 008 % . debentures What are debentures? 12 13 -51 5 Centel Capital Corp . - - $ 150 million of 9 % debentures due Oct . 15 , 2019 , priced at 99 . 943 to yield 9 . 008 % . debentures What are debentures? 12 13 -51 5 Centel Capital Corp . - - $ 150 million of 9 % debentures due Oct . 15 , 2019 , priced at 99 . 943 to yield 9 . 008 % . debentures What is a debentures? 12 13 -52 1 The chemical industry is expected to report that profits eroded in the third quarter because of skidding prices in the commodity end of the business . skidding prices Why were prices skidding in the commodity end? 16 18 -52 1 The chemical industry is expected to report that profits eroded in the third quarter because of skidding prices in the commodity end of the business . skidding Why were prices skidding in the chemical industry? 16 17 -52 1 The chemical industry is expected to report that profits eroded in the third quarter because of skidding prices in the commodity end of the business . eroded How much did the profits of the chemical industry decrease? 9 10 -52 2 Producers of commodity chemicals , the basic chemicals produced in huge volumes for other manufacturers , have seen sharp inventory cutting by buyers . inventory cutting by buyers . How had inventory cutting been happening? 19 24 -52 2 Producers of commodity chemicals , the basic chemicals produced in huge volumes for other manufacturers , have seen sharp inventory cutting by buyers . Producers of commodity chemicals , Who produces commodity chemicals? 0 5 -52 2 Producers of commodity chemicals , the basic chemicals produced in huge volumes for other manufacturers , have seen sharp inventory cutting by buyers . inventory What is behind the inventory cutting by buyers? 19 20 -52 2 Producers of commodity chemicals , the basic chemicals produced in huge volumes for other manufacturers , have seen sharp inventory cutting by buyers . sharp Why were the buyers cutting inventory? 18 19 -52 2 Producers of commodity chemicals , the basic chemicals produced in huge volumes for other manufacturers , have seen sharp inventory cutting by buyers . commodity chemicals , what are those? 2 5 -52 3 Once the chief beneficiaries of the industry ' s now fading boom , these producers also will be reporting against exceptionally strong performances in the 1988 third quarter . fading Why did commodity chemicals suffer a fading boom? 10 11 -52 3 Once the chief beneficiaries of the industry ' s now fading boom , these producers also will be reporting against exceptionally strong performances in the 1988 third quarter . strong How will the producers report against the strong performances? 21 22 -52 4 " For some of these companies , this will be the first quarter with year - to - year negative comparisons , " says Leonard Bogner , a chemical industry analyst at Prudential Bache Research . " This could be the first of five or six down quarters . " first of five or six down quarters . " Why would there be so many down quarters? 41 50 -52 4 " For some of these companies , this will be the first quarter with year - to - year negative comparisons , " says Leonard Bogner , a chemical industry analyst at Prudential Bache Research . " This could be the first of five or six down quarters . " first Why are several quarters being predicted to be impacted negatively? 11 12 -52 4 " For some of these companies , this will be the first quarter with year - to - year negative comparisons , " says Leonard Bogner , a chemical industry analyst at Prudential Bache Research . " This could be the first of five or six down quarters . " down What does \"down quarters\" mean? 46 47 -52 4 " For some of these companies , this will be the first quarter with year - to - year negative comparisons , " says Leonard Bogner , a chemical industry analyst at Prudential Bache Research . " This could be the first of five or six down quarters . " of five or six down quarters why so many down quarters? 42 48 -52 5 Perhaps most prominent , Dow Chemical Co . , which as of midyear had racked up eight consecutive record quarters , is expected to report that profit decreased in the latest quarter from a year earlier , if only by a shade . decreased How much exactly did the profit decrease? 27 28 -53 1 Tandem Computers Inc . , preparing to fight with International Business Machines Corp . for a piece of the mainframe business , said it expects to post higher revenue and earnings for its fiscal fourth quarter ended Sept . 30 . Tandem Computers Inc Why did Tandem decide to partner up with International Business Machines Corp? 0 3 -53 1 Tandem Computers Inc . , preparing to fight with International Business Machines Corp . for a piece of the mainframe business , said it expects to post higher revenue and earnings for its fiscal fourth quarter ended Sept . 30 . to fight What are they fighting over? 6 8 -53 2 Tandem said it expects to report revenue of about $ 450 million and earnings of 35 cents to 40 cents a share . $ 450 million and earnings of 35 cents to 40 cents How to expect to report such growth? 9 20 -53 2 Tandem said it expects to report revenue of about $ 450 million and earnings of 35 cents to 40 cents a share . 35 cents to 40 cents is that low? 15 20 -53 3 The results , which are in line with analysts ' estimates , reflect " a continued improvement in our U . S . business , " said James Treybig , Tandem ' s chief executive officer . " a continued improvement in our U . S . business , " How are we continuing to improve U.S. businesses? 13 26 -53 3 The results , which are in line with analysts ' estimates , reflect " a continued improvement in our U . S . business , " said James Treybig , Tandem ' s chief executive officer . in line with analysts ' estimates , Which analysts? 5 12 -53 3 The results , which are in line with analysts ' estimates , reflect " a continued improvement in our U . S . business , " said James Treybig , Tandem ' s chief executive officer . analysts ' estimates , how did they estimate? 8 12 -53 5 Tandem expects to report the full results for the quarter next week . next week which week was it? 10 12 -54 1 Avis Inc . , following rival Hertz Corp . ' s lead , said it is backing out of frequent - flier programs with three airlines . it is backing out Why is it backing out? 14 18 -54 1 Avis Inc . , following rival Hertz Corp . ' s lead , said it is backing out of frequent - flier programs with three airlines . with three airlines Which three airlines? 23 26 -54 1 Avis Inc . , following rival Hertz Corp . ' s lead , said it is backing out of frequent - flier programs with three airlines . backing out why are they backing out? 16 18 -54 1 Avis Inc . , following rival Hertz Corp . ' s lead , said it is backing out of frequent - flier programs with three airlines . three airlines Which three airlines? 24 26 -54 2 The Garden City , N . Y . , car - rental company said it won ' t renew contracts with NWA Inc . ' s Northwest Airlines unit , Pan Am Corp . ' s Pan American World Airways unit and Midway Airlines at the end of this year . won ' t renew contracts Why won't it renew contracts? 15 20 -54 3 But it remains involved in programs with AMR Corp . ' s American Airlines unit and Delta Air Lines . But it remains involved in programs Why does it remain involved but won't renew contracts? 0 6 -54 3 But it remains involved in programs with AMR Corp . ' s American Airlines unit and Delta Air Lines . AMR Corp . ' s American Airlines unit and Delta Air Why did they remain with these airlines and not others? 7 18 -54 4 Industry estimates put Avis ' s annual cost of all five programs at between $ 8 million and $ 14 million . $ 8 million and $ 14 million . Is this the reason they did not renew contracts? 14 22 -54 4 Industry estimates put Avis ' s annual cost of all five programs at between $ 8 million and $ 14 million . million and $ 14 million which one is closer to the real number? 16 21 -54 5 A spokesman for Avis wouldn ' t specify the costs but said the three airlines being dropped account for " far less than half " of the total . wouldn ' t specify the costs Why won't they specify the costs? 4 10 -54 5 A spokesman for Avis wouldn ' t specify the costs but said the three airlines being dropped account for " far less than half " of the total . A spokesman for Avis Who is the spokesman for Avis? 0 4 -54 5 A spokesman for Avis wouldn ' t specify the costs but said the three airlines being dropped account for " far less than half " of the total . wouldn ' t specify the costs why wouldnt he specify? 4 10 -54 5 A spokesman for Avis wouldn ' t specify the costs but said the three airlines being dropped account for " far less than half " of the total . " far less than half How much is far less? 19 24 -55 1 Investors who bought stock with borrowed money - - that is , " on margin " - - may be more worried than most following Friday ' s market drop . may be more worried Why are they worried? 18 22 -55 1 Investors who bought stock with borrowed money - - that is , " on margin " - - may be more worried than most following Friday ' s market drop . more worried than most Why might the investors be worried? 20 24 -55 1 Investors who bought stock with borrowed money - - that is , " on margin " - - may be more worried than most following Friday ' s market drop . who bought stock with borrowed money Why would some people choose to do this? 1 7 -55 2 That ' s because their brokers can require them to sell some shares or put up more cash to enhance the collateral backing their loans . brokers can require Why is is able to be required? How does the broker/investor relationship work? 5 8 -55 2 That ' s because their brokers can require them to sell some shares or put up more cash to enhance the collateral backing their loans . collateral backing their what does this mean? 21 24 -55 3 In October 1987 , these margin calls were thought to have contributed to the downward spiral of the stock market . margin calls what is a margin call 5 7 -55 3 In October 1987 , these margin calls were thought to have contributed to the downward spiral of the stock market . thought to have contributed Why were they thought to have contributed to the downward spiral of the stock market? 8 12 -55 4 Typically , a margin call occurs when the price of a stock falls below 75 % of its original value . margin call what is a margin call? 3 5 -55 5 If the investor doesn ' t put up the extra cash to satisfy the call , the brokerage firm may begin liquidating the securities . liquidating the securities What does this term mean? 21 24 -55 5 If the investor doesn ' t put up the extra cash to satisfy the call , the brokerage firm may begin liquidating the securities . liquidating the securities what are securities? 21 24 -56 1 The West German retailer ASKO Deutsche Kaufhaus AG plans to challenge the legality of a widely employed anti - takeover defense of companies in the Netherlands . challenge the legality Why are they going to challenge the legality 10 13 -56 1 The West German retailer ASKO Deutsche Kaufhaus AG plans to challenge the legality of a widely employed anti - takeover defense of companies in the Netherlands . ASKO what does it stand for? 4 5 -56 1 The West German retailer ASKO Deutsche Kaufhaus AG plans to challenge the legality of a widely employed anti - takeover defense of companies in the Netherlands . challenge the legality Why are they planning to challenge this? 10 13 -56 2 The eventual court decision could become a landmark in Dutch corporate law because the lawsuit ASKO plans to file would be the first to challenge the entire principle and practice of companies issuing voting preferred shares to management - controlled trusts to dilute voting power of common stockholders . principle and practice Why has this been practiced in the past? 27 30 -56 3 Up to now only specific aspects of these defenses have been challenged , though unsuccessfully , ASKO ' s Dutch lawyers noted . specific aspects of these defenses Which specific aspects have been challenged? 4 9 -56 3 Up to now only specific aspects of these defenses have been challenged , though unsuccessfully , ASKO ' s Dutch lawyers noted . specific aspects which aspects? 4 6 -56 3 Up to now only specific aspects of these defenses have been challenged , though unsuccessfully , ASKO ' s Dutch lawyers noted . unsuccessfully , Why have other challenges failed? 14 16 -56 4 Should the courts uphold the validity of this type of defense , ASKO will then ask the court to overturn such a vote - diluting maneuver recently deployed by Koninklijke Ahold NV . ASKO says the Dutch - based international food retailer hadn ' t reasonable grounds to issue preferred stock to a friendly trust and thus dilute the worth and voting power of ASKO and other shareholders . preferred stock is this tactic common? 49 51 -56 4 Should the courts uphold the validity of this type of defense , ASKO will then ask the court to overturn such a vote - diluting maneuver recently deployed by Koninklijke Ahold NV . ASKO says the Dutch - based international food retailer hadn ' t reasonable grounds to issue preferred stock to a friendly trust and thus dilute the worth and voting power of ASKO and other shareholders . hadn ' t reasonable grounds How will reasonable grounds be determined? 42 47 -56 5 Speaking through its Dutch lawyers , ASKO also disclosed it holds a 15 % stake in Ahold . Ahold what company is ahold? 16 17 -57 1 Food and Drug Administration spokesman Jeff Nesbit said the agency has turned over evidence in a criminal investigation concerning Vitarine Pharmaceuticals Inc . to the U . S . Attorney ' s office in Baltimore . evidence What evidence has been turned over? 13 14 -57 1 Food and Drug Administration spokesman Jeff Nesbit said the agency has turned over evidence in a criminal investigation concerning Vitarine Pharmaceuticals Inc . to the U . S . Attorney ' s office in Baltimore . turned over evidence what kind of evidence? 11 14 -57 1 Food and Drug Administration spokesman Jeff Nesbit said the agency has turned over evidence in a criminal investigation concerning Vitarine Pharmaceuticals Inc . to the U . S . Attorney ' s office in Baltimore . Vitarine Pharmaceuticals Inc Which laws did they break? 19 22 -57 2 Neither Vitarine nor any of the Springfield Gardens , N . Y . , company ' s officials or employees have been charged with any crimes . charged with any crimes why not charged? 22 26 -57 2 Neither Vitarine nor any of the Springfield Gardens , N . Y . , company ' s officials or employees have been charged with any crimes . charged with any crimes Why hasn't anyone been charged yet? 22 26 -57 3 Vitarine won approval to market a version of a blood pressure medicine but acknowledged that it substituted a SmithKline Beecham PLC product as its own in tests . product Was this product copyrighted? 21 22 -57 3 Vitarine won approval to market a version of a blood pressure medicine but acknowledged that it substituted a SmithKline Beecham PLC product as its own in tests . substituted Why did they substitute in their tests? 16 17 -57 4 Mr . Nesbit also said the FDA has asked Bolar Pharmaceutical Co . to recall at the retail level its urinary tract antibiotic . recall Why does it need to be recalled? 14 15 -57 4 Mr . Nesbit also said the FDA has asked Bolar Pharmaceutical Co . to recall at the retail level its urinary tract antibiotic . recall at the retail level are they able to do that? 14 19 -57 4 Mr . Nesbit also said the FDA has asked Bolar Pharmaceutical Co . to recall at the retail level its urinary tract antibiotic . recall What was wrong with the urinary tract antibiotic? 14 15 -57 5 But so far the company hasn ' t complied with that request , the spokesman said . spokesman said whats his name? 14 16 -57 5 But so far the company hasn ' t complied with that request , the spokesman said . the company hasn ' t complied Why wouldn't they comply? 3 9 -58 1 Pension funds , insurers and other behemoths of the investing world said they began scooping up stocks during Friday ' s market rout . Pension funds , insurers and other behemoths Can you explain who they are and what they do? 0 7 -58 1 Pension funds , insurers and other behemoths of the investing world said they began scooping up stocks during Friday ' s market rout . behemoths What is a behemoth? 6 7 -58 1 Pension funds , insurers and other behemoths of the investing world said they began scooping up stocks during Friday ' s market rout . Friday ' s market Which friday? 18 22 -58 1 Pension funds , insurers and other behemoths of the investing world said they began scooping up stocks during Friday ' s market rout . market rout What is a market rout? 21 23 -58 2 And they plan to buy more today . they Who is they? 1 2 -58 2 And they plan to buy more today . more why will they buy more? 5 6 -58 2 And they plan to buy more today . plan to buy more today Why do they want to buy more today? 2 7 -58 3 Rightly or wrongly , many giant institutional investors appear to be fighting the latest war by applying the lesson they learned in the October 1987 crash : Buying at the bottom pays off . war What war are they talking about? 14 15 -58 3 Rightly or wrongly , many giant institutional investors appear to be fighting the latest war by applying the lesson they learned in the October 1987 crash : Buying at the bottom pays off . 1987 crash : was it famous? 24 27 -58 3 Rightly or wrongly , many giant institutional investors appear to be fighting the latest war by applying the lesson they learned in the October 1987 crash : Buying at the bottom pays off . Buying at the bottom pays off How does buying at the bottom pay off? 27 33 -58 4 To be sure , big investors might put away their checkbooks in a hurry if stocks open sharply lower today . open sharply lower today What does this mean? 16 20 -58 4 To be sure , big investors might put away their checkbooks in a hurry if stocks open sharply lower today . put away their checkbooks So big investors will not be investing if the market opens low today? 7 11 -58 4 To be sure , big investors might put away their checkbooks in a hurry if stocks open sharply lower today . big investors all of them? 4 6 -58 4 To be sure , big investors might put away their checkbooks in a hurry if stocks open sharply lower today . sharply lower today At what time today will investors know if the open stocks have sharply lowered? 17 20 -58 5 They could still panic and bail out of the market . They Who is \"they\"? 0 1 -58 5 They could still panic and bail out of the market . panic and bail why would they? 3 6 -58 5 They could still panic and bail out of the market . panic Is panic a good way to make a decision? 3 4 -59 1 Friday , October 13 , 1989 Friday , October friday the 13th? 0 3 -59 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . actual Are they at least accurate to the date? 24 25 -59 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . but don ' t always represent actual transactions what do they represent then? 18 26 -59 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . PRIME RATE : is that a high prime rate? 0 3 -60 1 This small Dallas suburb ' s got trouble . This small Dallas suburb ' s got trouble Why does this small city have trouble? 0 8 -60 1 This small Dallas suburb ' s got trouble . Dallas suburb ' s Which Dallas suburb? 2 6 -60 1 This small Dallas suburb ' s got trouble . trouble What kind of trouble does the Dallas suburb have? 7 8 -60 1 This small Dallas suburb ' s got trouble . trouble why do they have trouble? 7 8 -60 1 This small Dallas suburb ' s got trouble . got trouble What kind of trouble? 6 8 -60 2 Trouble with a capital T and that rhymes with P and that stands for pool . P and that stands for pool What is the problem with pools? 9 15 -60 2 Trouble with a capital T and that rhymes with P and that stands for pool . Trouble What kind of trouble? 0 1 -60 2 Trouble with a capital T and that rhymes with P and that stands for pool . pool What does a pool have to do with trouble? 14 15 -60 2 Trouble with a capital T and that rhymes with P and that stands for pool . P and that stands for pool pool is trouble? 9 15 -60 2 Trouble with a capital T and that rhymes with P and that stands for pool . pool What kind of pool are they having trouble with? Swimming? Carpool? 14 15 -60 3 More than 30 years ago , Prof . More than 30 years ago , What happened more than 30 years ago? 0 6 -60 3 More than 30 years ago , Prof . 30 years ago , What happened 30 years ago? 2 6 -60 4 Harold Hill , the con man in Meredith Willson ' s " The Music Man , " warned the citizens of River City , Iowa , against the game . River City , Iowa , against the game What game are we talking about? 21 29 -60 4 Harold Hill , the con man in Meredith Willson ' s " The Music Man , " warned the citizens of River City , Iowa , against the game . game What game were the citizens warned about? 28 29 -60 4 Harold Hill , the con man in Meredith Willson ' s " The Music Man , " warned the citizens of River City , Iowa , against the game . game which game? 28 29 -60 4 Harold Hill , the con man in Meredith Willson ' s " The Music Man , " warned the citizens of River City , Iowa , against the game . the game What game were they warned against? 27 29 -60 5 Now kindred spirits on Addison ' s town council have barred the town ' s fanciest hotel , the Grand Kempinski , from installing three free pool tables in its new lounge . three free pool tables in its new lounge Why are they barring the hotel from having pool tables? What is the Problem? 24 32 -60 5 Now kindred spirits on Addison ' s town council have barred the town ' s fanciest hotel , the Grand Kempinski , from installing three free pool tables in its new lounge . barred Why did the town council bar the pool tables in the Grand Kempinski? 10 11 -60 5 Now kindred spirits on Addison ' s town council have barred the town ' s fanciest hotel , the Grand Kempinski , from installing three free pool tables in its new lounge . barred Why are pool tables being banned in a hotel? 10 11 -61 1 Inland Steel Industries Inc . expects to report that third - quarter earnings dropped more than 50 % from the previous quarter as a result of reduced sales volume and increased costs . reduced sales volume and increased costs Why were sales reduced and costs increased? 26 32 -61 2 In the second quarter , the steelmaker had net income of $ 45 . 3 million or $ 1 . 25 a share , including a pretax charge of $ 17 million related to the settlement of a suit , on sales of $ 1 . 11 billion . pretax charge what is that? 26 28 -61 2 In the second quarter , the steelmaker had net income of $ 45 . 3 million or $ 1 . 25 a share , including a pretax charge of $ 17 million related to the settlement of a suit , on sales of $ 1 . 11 billion . settlement of a suit , What suit did Inland Steel settle? 35 40 -61 2 In the second quarter , the steelmaker had net income of $ 45 . 3 million or $ 1 . 25 a share , including a pretax charge of $ 17 million related to the settlement of a suit , on sales of $ 1 . 11 billion . suit , What was the suit about and why was there a settlement? 38 40 -61 3 The company said normal seasonal softness and lost orders caused by prolonged labor talks reduced shipments by 200 , 000 tons in the latest quarter , compared with the second quarter . seasonal softness what is seasonal softness? 4 6 -61 4 At the same time , the integrated - steel business was hurt by continued increases in materials costs and repair and maintenance expenses , as well as higher labor costs under its new contract . increases in materials costs What materials are experiencing increases in costs? 14 18 -61 5 The service - center business was hurt by reduced margins and start - up costs associated with its Joseph T . Ryerson & Son unit . Joseph T . Ryerson & Son unit who are they? 18 25 -61 5 The service - center business was hurt by reduced margins and start - up costs associated with its Joseph T . Ryerson & Son unit . Joseph T . Ryerson & Son unit Why did the Joseph T. Ryerson & son unit have that affect? 18 25 -62 1 Interprovincial Pipe Line Co . said it will delay a proposed two - step , 830 million Canadian - dollar ( US $ 705 . 6 million ) expansion of its system because Canada ' s output of crude oil is shrinking . Canada ' s output of crude oil is shrinking Why is their output of crude oil shrinking? 33 42 -62 1 Interprovincial Pipe Line Co . said it will delay a proposed two - step , 830 million Canadian - dollar ( US $ 705 . 6 million ) expansion of its system because Canada ' s output of crude oil is shrinking . Canada ' s output of crude oil is shrinking . Why is Canada's crude oil output shrinking? 33 43 -62 1 Interprovincial Pipe Line Co . said it will delay a proposed two - step , 830 million Canadian - dollar ( US $ 705 . 6 million ) expansion of its system because Canada ' s output of crude oil is shrinking . Canada ' s output of crude oil is shrinking Why is Canada's crude oil output shrinking? 33 42 -62 2 Interprovincial , Canada ' s biggest oil pipeline operator and a major transporter of crude to the U . S . , said revised industry forecasts indicate that Canadian oil output will total about 1 . 64 million barrels a day by 1991 , 8 % lower than a previous estimate . revised industry forecasts Why did industry forecasts need to be revised? 23 26 -62 3 Canadian crude production averaged about 1 . 69 million barrels a day during 1989 ' s first half , about 1 % below the 1988 level . 1 . 69 million barrels a day is that a lot? 5 12 -62 4 " The capability of existing fields to deliver oil is dropping , " and oil exploration activity is also down dramatically , as many producers shift their emphasis to natural gas , said Ronald Watkins , vice president for government and industry relations with Interprovincial ' s parent , Interhome Energy Inc . Mr . Watkins said volume on Interprovincial ' s system is down about 2 % since January and is expected to fall further , making expansion unnecessary until perhaps the mid - 1990s . producers shift their emphasis to natural gas , Why is there a shift towards natural gas? 24 32 -62 4 " The capability of existing fields to deliver oil is dropping , " and oil exploration activity is also down dramatically , as many producers shift their emphasis to natural gas , said Ronald Watkins , vice president for government and industry relations with Interprovincial ' s parent , Interhome Energy Inc . Mr . Watkins said volume on Interprovincial ' s system is down about 2 % since January and is expected to fall further , making expansion unnecessary until perhaps the mid - 1990s . producers shift their emphasis to natural gas , Which producers are shifting to natural gas? 24 32 -62 4 " The capability of existing fields to deliver oil is dropping , " and oil exploration activity is also down dramatically , as many producers shift their emphasis to natural gas , said Ronald Watkins , vice president for government and industry relations with Interprovincial ' s parent , Interhome Energy Inc . Mr . Watkins said volume on Interprovincial ' s system is down about 2 % since January and is expected to fall further , making expansion unnecessary until perhaps the mid - 1990s . producers shift their emphasis to natural gas , Why are producers shifting to natural gas? 24 32 -62 4 " The capability of existing fields to deliver oil is dropping , " and oil exploration activity is also down dramatically , as many producers shift their emphasis to natural gas , said Ronald Watkins , vice president for government and industry relations with Interprovincial ' s parent , Interhome Energy Inc . Mr . Watkins said volume on Interprovincial ' s system is down about 2 % since January and is expected to fall further , making expansion unnecessary until perhaps the mid - 1990s . expansion unnecessary Why would this make expansion unnecessary? 78 80 -62 5 " There has been a swing of the pendulum back to the gas side , " he said . back to the gas side , " Why is there a shift towards natural gas? 9 16 -62 5 " There has been a swing of the pendulum back to the gas side , " he said . pendulum will it swing back? 8 9 -63 1 British Aerospace PLC and France ' s Thomson - CSF S . A . said they are nearing an agreement to merge their guided - missile divisions , greatly expanding collaboration between the two defense contractors . PLC what is plc? 2 3 -63 1 British Aerospace PLC and France ' s Thomson - CSF S . A . said they are nearing an agreement to merge their guided - missile divisions , greatly expanding collaboration between the two defense contractors . merge Why did British Aerospace PLC and France's Thomson-CSF decide to merge? 21 22 -63 1 British Aerospace PLC and France ' s Thomson - CSF S . A . said they are nearing an agreement to merge their guided - missile divisions , greatly expanding collaboration between the two defense contractors . merge Why do they want to merge? 21 22 -63 2 The 50 - 50 joint venture , which may be dubbed Eurodynamics , would have combined annual sales of at least # 1 . 4 billion ( $ 2 . 17 billion ) and would be among the world ' s largest missile makers . Eurodynamics , why is it called that? 11 13 -63 2 The 50 - 50 joint venture , which may be dubbed Eurodynamics , would have combined annual sales of at least # 1 . 4 billion ( $ 2 . 17 billion ) and would be among the world ' s largest missile makers . among What are the other missile makers? 36 37 -63 2 The 50 - 50 joint venture , which may be dubbed Eurodynamics , would have combined annual sales of at least # 1 . 4 billion ( $ 2 . 17 billion ) and would be among the world ' s largest missile makers . among the world ' s largest missile makers Who are the other largest missile makers? 36 44 -63 2 The 50 - 50 joint venture , which may be dubbed Eurodynamics , would have combined annual sales of at least # 1 . 4 billion ( $ 2 . 17 billion ) and would be among the world ' s largest missile makers . joint Why a joint venture vs. a merger? 4 5 -63 3 After two years of talks , plans for the venture are sufficiently advanced for the companies to seek French and British government clearance . two years of talks , why so long? 1 6 -63 3 After two years of talks , plans for the venture are sufficiently advanced for the companies to seek French and British government clearance . clearance Why do they to seek government clearance? 22 23 -63 3 After two years of talks , plans for the venture are sufficiently advanced for the companies to seek French and British government clearance . clearance Why do they need government clearance to merge? 22 23 -63 4 The companies hope for a final agreement by year - end . final What happens if they do not reach a final agreement by the end of the year? 5 6 -63 4 The companies hope for a final agreement by year - end . companies What companies are they talkign about? 1 2 -63 5 The venture would strengthen the rapidly growing ties between the two companies , and help make them a leading force in European defense contracting . venture would strengthen is it a good idea? 1 4 -63 5 The venture would strengthen the rapidly growing ties between the two companies , and help make them a leading force in European defense contracting . growing Have the two companies ever worked on a project together? 6 7 -63 5 The venture would strengthen the rapidly growing ties between the two companies , and help make them a leading force in European defense contracting . rapidly Why have their ties been rapidly growing before a merger is in place? 5 6 -64 1 CenTrust Savings Bank said federal thrift regulators ordered it to suspend dividend payments on its two classes of preferred stock , indicating that regulators ' concerns about the troubled institution have heightened . concerns Why would regulators have concerns about CenTrust? 25 26 -64 1 CenTrust Savings Bank said federal thrift regulators ordered it to suspend dividend payments on its two classes of preferred stock , indicating that regulators ' concerns about the troubled institution have heightened . troubled institution why are they troubled? 28 30 -64 1 CenTrust Savings Bank said federal thrift regulators ordered it to suspend dividend payments on its two classes of preferred stock , indicating that regulators ' concerns about the troubled institution have heightened . concerns What sort of concerns? 25 26 -64 2 In a statement , Miami - based CenTrust said the regulators cited the thrift ' s operating losses and " apparent losses " in its junk - bond portfolio in ordering the suspension of the dividends . " apparent losses " What are the apparent losses? 19 23 -64 2 In a statement , Miami - based CenTrust said the regulators cited the thrift ' s operating losses and " apparent losses " in its junk - bond portfolio in ordering the suspension of the dividends . its junk - bond what is a junk bond? 24 28 -64 3 Regulators also ordered CenTrust to stop buying back the preferred stock . stop buying Why do regulators want CenTrust to stop buying back the preferred stock? 5 7 -64 3 Regulators also ordered CenTrust to stop buying back the preferred stock . Regulators who are the regulators? 0 1 -64 3 Regulators also ordered CenTrust to stop buying back the preferred stock . stop buying Why were they ordered to stop buying? 5 7 -64 4 David L . Paul , chairman and chief executive officer , criticized the federal Office of Thrift Supervision , which issued the directive , saying it was " inappropriate " and based on " insufficient " reasons . " inappropriate " Why would David Paul call the directive inappropriate? 27 30 -64 4 David L . Paul , chairman and chief executive officer , criticized the federal Office of Thrift Supervision , which issued the directive , saying it was " inappropriate " and based on " insufficient " reasons . David L . Paul , is he well known? 0 5 -64 4 David L . Paul , chairman and chief executive officer , criticized the federal Office of Thrift Supervision , which issued the directive , saying it was " inappropriate " and based on " insufficient " reasons . " inappropriate " Why was it inappropriate? 27 30 -64 4 David L . Paul , chairman and chief executive officer , criticized the federal Office of Thrift Supervision , which issued the directive , saying it was " inappropriate " and based on " insufficient " reasons . " insufficient " Why was the basis insufficient? 33 36 -64 5 He said the thrift will try to get regulators to reverse the decision . reverse Why does the thrift want the decision reversed? 10 11 -64 5 He said the thrift will try to get regulators to reverse the decision . try What will he do to attempt this? 5 6 -65 1 CityFed Financial Corp . said it expects to report a loss of at least $ 125 million to $ 150 million for the third quarter . loss What is the reason for the loss? 10 11 -65 1 CityFed Financial Corp . said it expects to report a loss of at least $ 125 million to $ 150 million for the third quarter . report a loss Why would it report a loss? 8 11 -65 1 CityFed Financial Corp . said it expects to report a loss of at least $ 125 million to $ 150 million for the third quarter . report a loss How does this loss compare to other quarters? 8 11 -65 1 CityFed Financial Corp . said it expects to report a loss of at least $ 125 million to $ 150 million for the third quarter . report a loss Why does CityFed Financial Corp plan to report losses? 8 11 -65 2 In the year - earlier period , CityFed had net income of $ 485 , 000 , but no per - share earnings . no per - share earnings Why no per-share earnings? 18 23 -65 2 In the year - earlier period , CityFed had net income of $ 485 , 000 , but no per - share earnings . per - share earnings Would the loss be reflecting of the share holders selling their stocks? 19 23 -65 3 CityFed ' s president and chief executive officer , John Atherton , said the loss stems from several factors . loss stems from several factors What kind of factors? 14 19 -65 3 CityFed ' s president and chief executive officer , John Atherton , said the loss stems from several factors . the loss stems from several factors . What factors does the loss stem from? 13 20 -65 3 CityFed ' s president and chief executive officer , John Atherton , said the loss stems from several factors . John Atherton , Did the loss directly affect him as well? Or just the other shareholders? 9 12 -65 4 He said nonperforming assets rose to slightly more than $ 700 million from $ 516 million between June and September . $ 700 million from $ 516 million How did his nonperforming assets rise so much in 4 months? 9 16 -65 5 Approximately 85 % of the total consisted of nonperforming commercial real estate assets . nonperforming What are these nonperforming assests? 8 9 -65 5 Approximately 85 % of the total consisted of nonperforming commercial real estate assets . nonperforming commercial real estate assets Where were these assets located? Does it have to do with certain state's economy? 8 13 -66 1 September ' s steep rise in producer prices shows that inflation still persists , and the pessimism over interest rates caused by the new price data contributed to the stock market ' s plunge Friday . producer prices shows How did they find these producer prices? 6 9 -66 1 September ' s steep rise in producer prices shows that inflation still persists , and the pessimism over interest rates caused by the new price data contributed to the stock market ' s plunge Friday . steep rise in producer prices Why did producer prices rise so steeply? 3 8 -66 2 After falling for three consecutive months , the producer price index for finished goods shot up 0 . 9 % last month , the Labor Department reported Friday , as energy prices jumped after tumbling through the summer . jumped What made energy prices jump? 32 33 -66 2 After falling for three consecutive months , the producer price index for finished goods shot up 0 . 9 % last month , the Labor Department reported Friday , as energy prices jumped after tumbling through the summer . energy prices jumped why did the energy prices jump? 30 33 -66 2 After falling for three consecutive months , the producer price index for finished goods shot up 0 . 9 % last month , the Labor Department reported Friday , as energy prices jumped after tumbling through the summer . energy prices jumped What caused energy prices to jump? 30 33 -66 2 After falling for three consecutive months , the producer price index for finished goods shot up 0 . 9 % last month , the Labor Department reported Friday , as energy prices jumped after tumbling through the summer . 0 . 9 % last month , is that a lot? 16 23 -66 3 Although the report , which was released before the stock market opened , didn ' t trigger the 190 . 58 - point drop in the Dow Jones Industrial Average , analysts said it did play a role in the market ' s decline . didn ' t trigger the 190 . 58 - point drop What triggered the drop? 13 24 -66 3 Although the report , which was released before the stock market opened , didn ' t trigger the 190 . 58 - point drop in the Dow Jones Industrial Average , analysts said it did play a role in the market ' s decline . analysts said it did play a role what role did it play? 31 38 -66 4 Analysts immediately viewed the price data , the grimmest inflation news in months , as evidence that the Federal Reserve was unlikely to allow interest rates to fall as many investors had hoped . unlikely to allow interest rates to fall Why would the Fed not allow interest rates to fall? 21 28 -66 5 Further fueling the belief that pressures in the economy were sufficient to keep the Fed from easing credit , the Commerce Department reported Friday that retail sales grew 0 . 5 % in September , to $ 145 . 21 billion . Friday that retail sales grew 0 . 5 % in September , how does this help the idea that the fed will not being easing credit 23 35 -66 5 Further fueling the belief that pressures in the economy were sufficient to keep the Fed from easing credit , the Commerce Department reported Friday that retail sales grew 0 . 5 % in September , to $ 145 . 21 billion . Fed who is the fed? 14 15 -67 1 A group of Arby ' s franchisees said they formed an association to oppose Miami Beach financier Victor Posner ' s control of the restaurant chain . oppose Why were they opposing victor posner? 13 14 -67 1 A group of Arby ' s franchisees said they formed an association to oppose Miami Beach financier Victor Posner ' s control of the restaurant chain . A group of Arby ' s franchisees Which franchisees are opposed? 0 7 -67 1 A group of Arby ' s franchisees said they formed an association to oppose Miami Beach financier Victor Posner ' s control of the restaurant chain . oppose Why did they want to oppose his control? 13 14 -67 1 A group of Arby ' s franchisees said they formed an association to oppose Miami Beach financier Victor Posner ' s control of the restaurant chain . oppose Why do they oppose Posner's control of Arby's? 13 14 -67 2 The decision is the latest move in an escalating battle between the franchisees and Mr . Posner that began in August . latest What are the previous moves? 4 5 -67 2 The decision is the latest move in an escalating battle between the franchisees and Mr . Posner that began in August . battle Why are they at battle? 9 10 -67 3 At the time , a group called R . B . Partners Ltd . , consisting of eight of Arby ' s largest franchisees , offered more than $ 200 million to buy Arby ' s Inc . , which is part of DWG Corp . DWG is a holding company controlled by Mr . Posner . $ 200 million why so much money? 28 31 -67 4 One week later , Leonard H . Roberts , president and chief executive officer of Arby ' s , was fired in a dispute with Mr . Posner . fired why was the president fired? 20 21 -67 4 One week later , Leonard H . Roberts , president and chief executive officer of Arby ' s , was fired in a dispute with Mr . Posner . dispute What was the dispute? 23 24 -67 4 One week later , Leonard H . Roberts , president and chief executive officer of Arby ' s , was fired in a dispute with Mr . Posner . was fired why was he fired? 19 21 -67 4 One week later , Leonard H . Roberts , president and chief executive officer of Arby ' s , was fired in a dispute with Mr . Posner . dispute What sort of dispute happened? 23 24 -67 5 Friday , 42 franchisees announced the formation of an association - - called A . P . Association Inc . - - to " preserve the integrity of the Arby ' s system . " The franchisees , owners or operators of 1 , 000 of the 1 , 900 franchised Arby ' s in the U . S . , said : " We have concluded that continued control of Arby ' s by Victor Posner is totally unacceptable to us , because it is extremely likely to cause irreparable damage to the Arby ' s system . irreparable damage How will it damage the system? 90 92 -67 5 Friday , 42 franchisees announced the formation of an association - - called A . P . Association Inc . - - to " preserve the integrity of the Arby ' s system . " The franchisees , owners or operators of 1 , 000 of the 1 , 900 franchised Arby ' s in the U . S . , said : " We have concluded that continued control of Arby ' s by Victor Posner is totally unacceptable to us , because it is extremely likely to cause irreparable damage to the Arby ' s system . Friday , what was the date? 0 2 -67 5 Friday , 42 franchisees announced the formation of an association - - called A . P . Association Inc . - - to " preserve the integrity of the Arby ' s system . " The franchisees , owners or operators of 1 , 000 of the 1 , 900 franchised Arby ' s in the U . S . , said : " We have concluded that continued control of Arby ' s by Victor Posner is totally unacceptable to us , because it is extremely likely to cause irreparable damage to the Arby ' s system . irreparable damage What has Posner allegedly done to cause irreparable damage? 90 92 -68 1 SOUTH AFRICA FREED the ANC ' s Sisulu and seven other political prisoners . SOUTH AFRICA FREED Why would South Africa free eight prisoners? 0 3 -68 1 SOUTH AFRICA FREED the ANC ' s Sisulu and seven other political prisoners . seven other political prisoners Who are the other political prisoners? 9 13 -68 1 SOUTH AFRICA FREED the ANC ' s Sisulu and seven other political prisoners . ANC ' s what is anc? 4 7 -68 1 SOUTH AFRICA FREED the ANC ' s Sisulu and seven other political prisoners . Sisulu and seven other political prisoners Who are the seven other political prisoners? 7 13 -68 1 SOUTH AFRICA FREED the ANC ' s Sisulu and seven other political prisoners . ANC ' s What does this acronym stand for? 4 7 -68 2 Thousands of supporters , many brandishing flags of the outlawed African National Congress , gave the anti - apartheid activists a tumultuous reception upon their return to black townships across the country . Thousands of supporters , Why would these activists have thousands of supporters? 0 4 -68 2 Thousands of supporters , many brandishing flags of the outlawed African National Congress , gave the anti - apartheid activists a tumultuous reception upon their return to black townships across the country . African National Congress , was that an organization? 10 14 -68 2 Thousands of supporters , many brandishing flags of the outlawed African National Congress , gave the anti - apartheid activists a tumultuous reception upon their return to black townships across the country . anti - apartheid activists Who are these activists? 16 20 -68 2 Thousands of supporters , many brandishing flags of the outlawed African National Congress , gave the anti - apartheid activists a tumultuous reception upon their return to black townships across the country . black townships What does the use of \"black\" mean, is the townships primarily made up of black people? 27 29 -68 3 Most of those freed had spent at least 25 years in prison . 25 years in prison Why would those who were freed spend 25 years in prison? 8 12 -68 3 Most of those freed had spent at least 25 years in prison . prison Why were those people in prison to begin with? 11 12 -68 4 The 77 - year - old Sisulu , sentenced to life in 1964 along with black nationalist Nelson Mandela for plotting to overthrow the government , said equality for blacks in South Africa was in reach . plotting to overthrow the government , Why would Sisulu want to plot to overthrow the government? 20 26 -68 4 The 77 - year - old Sisulu , sentenced to life in 1964 along with black nationalist Nelson Mandela for plotting to overthrow the government , said equality for blacks in South Africa was in reach . 77 - year - old Sisulu , is he still alive? 1 8 -68 4 The 77 - year - old Sisulu , sentenced to life in 1964 along with black nationalist Nelson Mandela for plotting to overthrow the government , said equality for blacks in South Africa was in reach . said When did he say this? Before or after he went to prison? 26 27 -68 5 The releases , announced last week by President de Klerk , were viewed as Pretoria ' s tacit legalization of the ANC . ANC Who is the ANC? 21 22 -68 5 The releases , announced last week by President de Klerk , were viewed as Pretoria ' s tacit legalization of the ANC . Pretoria ' s tacit legalization of the ANC I found nothing vague? 14 22 -68 5 The releases , announced last week by President de Klerk , were viewed as Pretoria ' s tacit legalization of the ANC . Pretoria ' s Who or what is pretoria? 14 17 -69 1 Valley Federal Savings & Loan Association said Imperial Corp . of America withdrew from regulators its application to buy five Valley Federal branches , leaving the transaction in limbo . regulators What is a regulator? 14 15 -69 1 Valley Federal Savings & Loan Association said Imperial Corp . of America withdrew from regulators its application to buy five Valley Federal branches , leaving the transaction in limbo . withdrew from regulators its application Why did Imperial Corp. withdraw from its application? 12 17 -69 1 Valley Federal Savings & Loan Association said Imperial Corp . of America withdrew from regulators its application to buy five Valley Federal branches , leaving the transaction in limbo . withdrew Why did Imperial Corp. of America withdraw its application? 12 13 -69 1 Valley Federal Savings & Loan Association said Imperial Corp . of America withdrew from regulators its application to buy five Valley Federal branches , leaving the transaction in limbo . withdrew from regulators its application to buy Why did they withdrawal? 12 19 -69 2 The broken purchase appears as additional evidence of trouble at Imperial Corp . , whose spokesman said the company withdrew its application from the federal Office of Thrift Supervision because of an informal notice that Imperial ' s thrift unit failed to meet Community Reinvestment Act requirements . additional What other evidence is there? 5 6 -69 2 The broken purchase appears as additional evidence of trouble at Imperial Corp . , whose spokesman said the company withdrew its application from the federal Office of Thrift Supervision because of an informal notice that Imperial ' s thrift unit failed to meet Community Reinvestment Act requirements . informal notice How was it informal? 32 34 -69 2 The broken purchase appears as additional evidence of trouble at Imperial Corp . , whose spokesman said the company withdrew its application from the federal Office of Thrift Supervision because of an informal notice that Imperial ' s thrift unit failed to meet Community Reinvestment Act requirements . failed to meet Why did Imperial fail to meet requirements? 40 43 -69 2 The broken purchase appears as additional evidence of trouble at Imperial Corp . , whose spokesman said the company withdrew its application from the federal Office of Thrift Supervision because of an informal notice that Imperial ' s thrift unit failed to meet Community Reinvestment Act requirements . Community Reinvestment Act requirements What are the requirements of the Community Reinvestment Act? 43 47 -69 2 The broken purchase appears as additional evidence of trouble at Imperial Corp . , whose spokesman said the company withdrew its application from the federal Office of Thrift Supervision because of an informal notice that Imperial ' s thrift unit failed to meet Community Reinvestment Act requirements . evidence of trouble What else has been going on with Imperial Corp? 6 9 -69 3 The Community Reinvestment Act requires savings and loan associations to lend money in amounts related to areas where deposits are received . amounts related to areas What does it mean for an amount to be related to an area? 13 17 -69 3 The Community Reinvestment Act requires savings and loan associations to lend money in amounts related to areas where deposits are received . in amounts related What does this mean? Lending money to only areas that receive deposits? 12 15 -69 4 The transaction , announced in August , included about $ 146 million in deposits at the five outlets in California ' s San Joaquin Valley . the five outlets Are these the same as the aforementioned outlets? 15 18 -69 4 The transaction , announced in August , included about $ 146 million in deposits at the five outlets in California ' s San Joaquin Valley . five outlets What are the five outlets in San Joaquin Valley? 16 18 -69 5 Terms weren ' t disclosed , but Valley Federal had said it expected to post a modest pretax gain and to save about $ 2 million in operating costs annually . post What does it mean for a group to \"post\" a gain? 14 15 -69 5 Terms weren ' t disclosed , but Valley Federal had said it expected to post a modest pretax gain and to save about $ 2 million in operating costs annually . Terms weren ' t disclosed , Why were the terms not disclosed? 0 6 -69 5 Terms weren ' t disclosed , but Valley Federal had said it expected to post a modest pretax gain and to save about $ 2 million in operating costs annually . save about $ 2 million How will Valley Federal save about $2 million in annual operating costs? 21 26 -70 1 The Second U . S . Circuit Court of Appeals opinion in the Arcadian Phosphate case did not repudiate the position Pennzoil Co . took in its dispute with Texaco , contrary to your Sept . 8 article " Court Backs Texaco ' s View in Pennzoil Case - - Too Late . " Arcadian Phosphate case What is the Arcadian Phosphate case? 13 16 -70 1 The Second U . S . Circuit Court of Appeals opinion in the Arcadian Phosphate case did not repudiate the position Pennzoil Co . took in its dispute with Texaco , contrary to your Sept . 8 article " Court Backs Texaco ' s View in Pennzoil Case - - Too Late . " repudiate what is this word? 18 19 -70 2 The fundamental rule of contract law applied to both cases was that courts will not enforce agreements to which the parties did not intend to be bound . enforce Why would the courts not enforce such a case? 15 16 -70 2 The fundamental rule of contract law applied to both cases was that courts will not enforce agreements to which the parties did not intend to be bound . not intend to be bound Does this mean that both parties agreed to not agree? 22 27 -70 3 In the Pennzoil / Texaco litigation , the courts found Pennzoil and Getty Oil intended to be bound ; in Arcadian Phosphates they found there was no intention to be bound . intention How was this intention proven? 27 28 -70 3 In the Pennzoil / Texaco litigation , the courts found Pennzoil and Getty Oil intended to be bound ; in Arcadian Phosphates they found there was no intention to be bound . Pennzoil / Texaco litigation , What is the Pennzoil/Texaco litigation? 2 7 -70 3 In the Pennzoil / Texaco litigation , the courts found Pennzoil and Getty Oil intended to be bound ; in Arcadian Phosphates they found there was no intention to be bound . intended to be bound ; How can they prove this? 14 19 -70 3 In the Pennzoil / Texaco litigation , the courts found Pennzoil and Getty Oil intended to be bound ; in Arcadian Phosphates they found there was no intention to be bound . bound ; what does this mean? 17 19 -70 4 Admittedly , the principle in the cases is the same . same What similarities must be considered to be able to determine this? 9 10 -70 4 Admittedly , the principle in the cases is the same . principle What is the principle in both cases? 3 4 -70 4 Admittedly , the principle in the cases is the same . principle in the cases is the same How can they be judged differently then? 3 10 -70 4 Admittedly , the principle in the cases is the same . principle what is a principle in this situation? 3 4 -70 5 But the outcome of a legal dispute almost always turns on the facts . turns How is the writer aware of the facts? 9 10 -71 1 Time magazine , in a move to reduce the costs of wooing new subscribers , is lowering its circulation guarantee to advertisers for the second consecutive year , increasing its subscription rates and cutting back on merchandise giveaways . reduce the costs why are they having to reduce the costs 7 10 -71 1 Time magazine , in a move to reduce the costs of wooing new subscribers , is lowering its circulation guarantee to advertisers for the second consecutive year , increasing its subscription rates and cutting back on merchandise giveaways . increasing its subscription rates Why is time magazine having to increase subscription rates? 28 32 -71 1 Time magazine , in a move to reduce the costs of wooing new subscribers , is lowering its circulation guarantee to advertisers for the second consecutive year , increasing its subscription rates and cutting back on merchandise giveaways . lowering its circulation guarantee Why is the magazine less popular? 16 20 -71 2 In an announcement to its staff last week , executives at Time Warner Inc . ' s weekly magazine said Time will " dramatically de - emphasize " its use of electronic giveaways such as telephones in television subscription drives ; cut the circulation it guarantees advertisers by 300 , 000 , to four million ; and increase the cost of its annual subscription rate by about $ 4 to $ 55 . cut the circulation why would they cut advertisers if they want more money? i feel like i'm not fully understanding this. 41 44 -71 2 In an announcement to its staff last week , executives at Time Warner Inc . ' s weekly magazine said Time will " dramatically de - emphasize " its use of electronic giveaways such as telephones in television subscription drives ; cut the circulation it guarantees advertisers by 300 , 000 , to four million ; and increase the cost of its annual subscription rate by about $ 4 to $ 55 . subscription rate by about $ 4 to $ 55 . Why did they increase the subscription rate so much? 63 73 -71 2 In an announcement to its staff last week , executives at Time Warner Inc . ' s weekly magazine said Time will " dramatically de - emphasize " its use of electronic giveaways such as telephones in television subscription drives ; cut the circulation it guarantees advertisers by 300 , 000 , to four million ; and increase the cost of its annual subscription rate by about $ 4 to $ 55 . executives at Time Warner Inc . ' s weekly magazine Which executives at Time Warner Inc.? 9 19 -71 2 In an announcement to its staff last week , executives at Time Warner Inc . ' s weekly magazine said Time will " dramatically de - emphasize " its use of electronic giveaways such as telephones in television subscription drives ; cut the circulation it guarantees advertisers by 300 , 000 , to four million ; and increase the cost of its annual subscription rate by about $ 4 to $ 55 . electronic giveaways such as telephones How was this an effective marketing technique? 31 36 -71 3 In a related development , the news - weekly , for the fourth year in a row , said it won ' t increase its advertising rates in 1990 ; a full , four - color page in the magazine costs about $ 120 , 000 . won ' t increase why wouldn't they increase it? 20 24 -71 3 In a related development , the news - weekly , for the fourth year in a row , said it won ' t increase its advertising rates in 1990 ; a full , four - color page in the magazine costs about $ 120 , 000 . magazine costs about $ 120 , 000 . How is one page in a magazine able to cost this much? 39 47 -71 3 In a related development , the news - weekly , for the fourth year in a row , said it won ' t increase its advertising rates in 1990 ; a full , four - color page in the magazine costs about $ 120 , 000 . won ' t increase its advertising rates How does this compare with advertising price trends in the industry? 20 27 -71 4 However , because the guaranteed circulation base is being lowered , ad rates will be effectively 7 . 5 % higher per subscriber , according to Richard Heinemann , Time associate publisher . guaranteed circulation What is a guarnteed circulation base? 4 6 -71 5 Time is following the course of some other mass - circulation magazines that in recent years have challenged the publishing myth that maintaining artificially high , and expensive , circulations is the way to draw advertisers . maintaining artificially high , Why would a high price give you a bigger clientele? 22 26 -71 5 Time is following the course of some other mass - circulation magazines that in recent years have challenged the publishing myth that maintaining artificially high , and expensive , circulations is the way to draw advertisers . some other mass - circulation magazines Which other mass-circulation magazines? 6 12 -72 1 The following issues were recently filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission : Exchange is this for business? 10 11 -72 1 The following issues were recently filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission : Securities and Exchange Commission : What is the Securities and Exchange Commission? 8 13 -72 1 The following issues were recently filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission : issues Why were the issues filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission? 2 3 -72 2 American Cyanamid Co . , offering of 1 , 250 , 000 common shares , via Merrill Lynch Capital Markets . offering of 1 , 250 , 000 common shares , Why are they offering so many common shares? 5 15 -72 2 American Cyanamid Co . , offering of 1 , 250 , 000 common shares , via Merrill Lynch Capital Markets . Cyanamid what kind of company is this? 1 2 -72 2 American Cyanamid Co . , offering of 1 , 250 , 000 common shares , via Merrill Lynch Capital Markets . Merrill Lynch Capital Markets What exactly what does Merrill Lynch Capital Markets do? 16 20 -72 3 Limited Inc . , offering of up to $ 300 million of debt securities and warrants . securities and warrants why did they do this? 13 16 -72 3 Limited Inc . , offering of up to $ 300 million of debt securities and warrants . $ 300 million of debt securities Is debt securities another term for insurance? 8 14 -72 3 Limited Inc . , offering of up to $ 300 million of debt securities and warrants . debt What are debt securities and warrants? 12 13 -72 4 Nuveen California Performance Plus Municipal Fund Inc . , initial offering of five million common shares , via Alex . via Alex . Why is Alex the person they are going through? 17 20 -72 4 Nuveen California Performance Plus Municipal Fund Inc . , initial offering of five million common shares , via Alex . offering of five million common shares , How much in USD is a common share worth? 10 17 -72 5 Brown & Sons Inc . , John Nuveen & Co . , Prudential - Bache Capital Funding , and Bateman Eichler , Hill Richards . Sons how many sons? 2 3 -72 5 Brown & Sons Inc . , John Nuveen & Co . , Prudential - Bache Capital Funding , and Bateman Eichler , Hill Richards . Hill Richards Who is Hill Richards? 22 24 -72 5 Brown & Sons Inc . , John Nuveen & Co . , Prudential - Bache Capital Funding , and Bateman Eichler , Hill Richards . Richards What are these companies? 23 24 -73 1 The government sold the deposits of four savings - and - loan institutions , in its first wave of sales of big , sick thrifts , but low bids prevented the sale of a fifth . government Why did the government sell deposits of loan institutions? 1 2 -73 1 The government sold the deposits of four savings - and - loan institutions , in its first wave of sales of big , sick thrifts , but low bids prevented the sale of a fifth . government which government? 1 2 -73 1 The government sold the deposits of four savings - and - loan institutions , in its first wave of sales of big , sick thrifts , but low bids prevented the sale of a fifth . prevented the sale WHY DID LOW BIDS PREVENT THE SALE OF A FIFTH? 29 32 -73 1 The government sold the deposits of four savings - and - loan institutions , in its first wave of sales of big , sick thrifts , but low bids prevented the sale of a fifth . four savings - and - loan institutions , What Institutions? 6 14 -73 1 The government sold the deposits of four savings - and - loan institutions , in its first wave of sales of big , sick thrifts , but low bids prevented the sale of a fifth . prevented the sale of a fifth Who was this? 29 35 -73 1 The government sold the deposits of four savings - and - loan institutions , in its first wave of sales of big , sick thrifts , but low bids prevented the sale of a fifth . The government sold the deposits Why did they sell deposits? 0 5 -73 2 The four S & Ls were sold to large banks , as was the case with most of the 28 previous transactions initiated by the Resolution Trust Corp . since it was created in the S & L bailout legislation two months ago . large banks , How were the large banks chosen? 8 11 -73 2 The four S & Ls were sold to large banks , as was the case with most of the 28 previous transactions initiated by the Resolution Trust Corp . since it was created in the S & L bailout legislation two months ago . S & L bailout legislation WHAT IS THE 'S&L bailout legislation? 35 40 -73 2 The four S & Ls were sold to large banks , as was the case with most of the 28 previous transactions initiated by the Resolution Trust Corp . since it was created in the S & L bailout legislation two months ago . bailout legislation What else was included in this legislation? 38 40 -73 3 Two of the four big thrifts were sold to NCNB Corp . , Charlotte , N . C . , which has aggressively expanded its markets , particularly in Texas and Florida . big thrifts what do big thrifts refer too'? 4 6 -73 3 Two of the four big thrifts were sold to NCNB Corp . , Charlotte , N . C . , which has aggressively expanded its markets , particularly in Texas and Florida . aggressively expanded HOW WERE THEY ABLE TO AGGRESIVLEY EXPAND? 22 24 -73 3 Two of the four big thrifts were sold to NCNB Corp . , Charlotte , N . C . , which has aggressively expanded its markets , particularly in Texas and Florida . expanded its markets , What did it expand to? 23 27 -73 4 A Canadian bank bought another thrift , in the first RTC transaction with a foreign bank . A Canadian bank How was the Canadian bank chosen? 0 3 -73 4 A Canadian bank bought another thrift , in the first RTC transaction with a foreign bank . Canadian bank which Canadian bank? 1 3 -73 4 A Canadian bank bought another thrift , in the first RTC transaction with a foreign bank . A Canadian bank What Bank bought the thrift? 0 3 -73 4 A Canadian bank bought another thrift , in the first RTC transaction with a foreign bank . A Canadian bank Which Canadian bank? 0 3 -73 5 Under these deals , the RTC sells just the deposits and the healthy assets . sells just the deposits and the healthy assets WHAT DO THEY ONLE SELL THE DEPOSITS AND HEALTHY ASSETS? 6 14 -73 5 Under these deals , the RTC sells just the deposits and the healthy assets . sells just the deposits and the healthy assets What happens to everything else? 6 14 -74 1 When Justice William Brennan marks the start of his 34th year on the Supreme Court today , the occasion will differ sharply from previous anniversaries of his tenure . occasion will differ sharply why will it differ? 18 22 -74 1 When Justice William Brennan marks the start of his 34th year on the Supreme Court today , the occasion will differ sharply from previous anniversaries of his tenure . from previous anniversaries of his tenure . How will they differ sharply from previous anniversary tenures? 22 29 -74 1 When Justice William Brennan marks the start of his 34th year on the Supreme Court today , the occasion will differ sharply from previous anniversaries of his tenure . previous anniversaries how did previous go? 23 25 -74 2 For the first time , the 83 - year - old justice finds his influence almost exclusively in dissent , rather than as a force in the high court ' s majority . his influence almost exclusively in dissent , Why is his influence in dissent? 13 20 -74 3 This role reversal holds true , as well , for his three liberal and moderate allies , Justices Thurgood Marshall , Harry Blackmun and John Stevens . role reversal holds true , Why does this role reversal hold true? 1 6 -74 3 This role reversal holds true , as well , for his three liberal and moderate allies , Justices Thurgood Marshall , Harry Blackmun and John Stevens . role reversal holds will it go back to normal? 1 4 -74 4 But are these four players , three of them in their 80s , ready to assume a different role after 88 years , collectively , of service on the high court ? ready to assume a different role Why are they ready to assume a different role? 13 19 -74 4 But are these four players , three of them in their 80s , ready to assume a different role after 88 years , collectively , of service on the high court ? ready why do they need to be ready? 13 14 -74 5 Every indication is that the four are prepared to accept this new role , and the frustrations that go with it , but in different ways . the four Who are the four? 4 6 -74 5 Every indication is that the four are prepared to accept this new role , and the frustrations that go with it , but in different ways . frustrations that go with it , What are these frustrations in the new role? 16 22 -75 1 The real estate slump that ' s pushing down the price of New York office space and housing is also affecting the city ' s retail real estate market . city ' s retail real estate market . How is it affecting the city's retail real estate market? 22 30 -75 1 The real estate slump that ' s pushing down the price of New York office space and housing is also affecting the city ' s retail real estate market . retail real estate market How is it affecting the real estate market? 25 29 -75 2 In Manhattan , once - desirable store sites sit vacant and newly constructed space has been slow to fill . newly constructed space has been slow to fill . Why are newly constructed places hard to fill? 11 20 -75 3 Retail real estate brokers say tenants are reluctant to sign leases because of uncertainty about the local economy , turmoil in their own industries and a belief that rents have not yet hit bottom . Retail real estate brokers Who are the real estate brokers? 0 4 -75 3 Retail real estate brokers say tenants are reluctant to sign leases because of uncertainty about the local economy , turmoil in their own industries and a belief that rents have not yet hit bottom . tenants are reluctant to sign leases Which tenants? 5 11 -75 3 Retail real estate brokers say tenants are reluctant to sign leases because of uncertainty about the local economy , turmoil in their own industries and a belief that rents have not yet hit bottom . yet hit bottom where is the bottom? 31 34 -75 3 Retail real estate brokers say tenants are reluctant to sign leases because of uncertainty about the local economy , turmoil in their own industries and a belief that rents have not yet hit bottom . turmoil in their own industries What sort of turmoil is happening in their industry? 19 24 -75 4 " There is an unbelievable amount of space available , " says Faith Consolo , senior vice president at Garrick - Aug Associates Store Leasing Inc . unbelievable amount of space available , " Why is there so much space available? 4 11 -75 5 There are about 2 , 000 stores for rent , up from a more typical range of 1 , 200 to 1 , 500 . " This further confuses retailers , " she says . " They wonder should they sign a lease if prices are still coming down ? still coming down ? can they be advised? 46 50 -76 1 Many of the nation ' s highest - ranking executives saluted Friday ' s market plunge as an overdue comeuppance for speculators and takeover players . the nation ' s highest - ranking executives Who are the executives? 2 10 -76 1 Many of the nation ' s highest - ranking executives saluted Friday ' s market plunge as an overdue comeuppance for speculators and takeover players . executives Could you name a few of the executives? 9 10 -76 1 Many of the nation ' s highest - ranking executives saluted Friday ' s market plunge as an overdue comeuppance for speculators and takeover players . speculators and takeover players What are speculators and takeover players? 21 25 -76 1 Many of the nation ' s highest - ranking executives saluted Friday ' s market plunge as an overdue comeuppance for speculators and takeover players . overdue Why was it overdue? 18 19 -76 2 Assuming that the market doesn ' t head into a bottomless free fall , some executives think Friday ' s action could prove a harbinger of good news - - as a sign that the leveraged buy - out and takeover frenzy of recent years may be abating . " This is a reaction to artificial LBO valuations , rather than to any fundamentals , " said John Young , chairman of Hewlett - Packard Co . , whose shares dropped $ 3 . 125 to $ 48 . 125 . " If we get rid of a lot of that nonsense , it will be a big plus . " some executives Which executives? 14 16 -76 2 Assuming that the market doesn ' t head into a bottomless free fall , some executives think Friday ' s action could prove a harbinger of good news - - as a sign that the leveraged buy - out and takeover frenzy of recent years may be abating . " This is a reaction to artificial LBO valuations , rather than to any fundamentals , " said John Young , chairman of Hewlett - Packard Co . , whose shares dropped $ 3 . 125 to $ 48 . 125 . " If we get rid of a lot of that nonsense , it will be a big plus . " artificial LBO valuations , What are artificial LBO valuations? 55 59 -76 2 Assuming that the market doesn ' t head into a bottomless free fall , some executives think Friday ' s action could prove a harbinger of good news - - as a sign that the leveraged buy - out and takeover frenzy of recent years may be abating . " This is a reaction to artificial LBO valuations , rather than to any fundamentals , " said John Young , chairman of Hewlett - Packard Co . , whose shares dropped $ 3 . 125 to $ 48 . 125 . " If we get rid of a lot of that nonsense , it will be a big plus . " shares dropped Why did Hewlitt-Packard shares drop? 79 81 -76 3 A few of the executives here for the fall meeting of the Business Council , a group that meets to discuss national issues , were only too happy to personalize their criticism . " People wish the government would do something about leveraged buy - outs , do something about takeovers , do something about Donald Trump , " said Rand Araskog , chairman of ITT Corp . , whose stock dropped $ 3 . 375 . " Where ' s the leadership ? fall meeting how many meet? 8 10 -76 3 A few of the executives here for the fall meeting of the Business Council , a group that meets to discuss national issues , were only too happy to personalize their criticism . " People wish the government would do something about leveraged buy - outs , do something about takeovers , do something about Donald Trump , " said Rand Araskog , chairman of ITT Corp . , whose stock dropped $ 3 . 375 . " Where ' s the leadership ? few of the executives Which executives? 1 5 -76 4 Where ' s the guy who can say : ` Enough is enough ' " ? the guy should there be that guy? 3 5 -76 5 The executives were remarkably unperturbed by the plunge even though it lopped billions of dollars off the value of their companies - - and millions off their personal fortunes . unperturbed Why were they not perturbed? 4 5 -76 5 The executives were remarkably unperturbed by the plunge even though it lopped billions of dollars off the value of their companies - - and millions off their personal fortunes . unperturbed definition of this word? 4 5 -77 1 Gulf Resources & Chemical Corp . said it agreed to pay $ 1 . 5 million as part of an accord with the Environmental Protection Agency regarding an environmental cleanup of a defunct smelter the company formerly operated in Idaho . part of an accord what is an accord 17 21 -77 1 Gulf Resources & Chemical Corp . said it agreed to pay $ 1 . 5 million as part of an accord with the Environmental Protection Agency regarding an environmental cleanup of a defunct smelter the company formerly operated in Idaho . smelter What is a smelter? 33 34 -77 2 In 1984 the EPA notified Gulf Resources , which was a part - owner of the smelter , that it was potentially liable for sharing cleanup costs at the site under the federal Superfund program . federal Superfund program what is the federal superfund? 32 35 -77 2 In 1984 the EPA notified Gulf Resources , which was a part - owner of the smelter , that it was potentially liable for sharing cleanup costs at the site under the federal Superfund program . Superfund program What is the Superfund program? 33 35 -77 2 In 1984 the EPA notified Gulf Resources , which was a part - owner of the smelter , that it was potentially liable for sharing cleanup costs at the site under the federal Superfund program . smelter , what is a smelter? 16 18 -77 2 In 1984 the EPA notified Gulf Resources , which was a part - owner of the smelter , that it was potentially liable for sharing cleanup costs at the site under the federal Superfund program . sharing cleanup costs What were the cleanup costs for? 24 27 -77 3 The 21 - square - mile area is contaminated with lead , zinc and other metals . other metals Which other metals? 14 16 -77 3 The 21 - square - mile area is contaminated with lead , zinc and other metals . lead , zinc and other metals Why are lead, zinc and other materials dangerous? 10 16 -77 3 The 21 - square - mile area is contaminated with lead , zinc and other metals . other metals which other metals? 14 16 -77 3 The 21 - square - mile area is contaminated with lead , zinc and other metals . 21 - square - mile area What is the 21-square-mile area? 1 7 -77 4 Gulf Resources earlier this year proposed a reorganization plan that would make it a unit of a Bermuda concern , potentially exempting it from liability for the smelter ' s cleanup costs . potentially exempting why would it be exempt? 20 22 -77 4 Gulf Resources earlier this year proposed a reorganization plan that would make it a unit of a Bermuda concern , potentially exempting it from liability for the smelter ' s cleanup costs . potentially exempting it from liability how would the company potentially be exempt from liability if they have already been found to potentially be liable? 20 25 -77 5 The company said that as part of its agreement with the EPA , it " made certain voluntary undertakings with respect to intercorporate transactions entered into after the reorganization . " The company , which issued a statement on the agreement late Friday , said that $ 1 million of the payment was previously provided for in its financial statements and that $ 500 , 000 will be recognized in its 1989 third - quarter statement . certain voluntary undertakings What are these voluntary undertakings? 16 19 -77 5 The company said that as part of its agreement with the EPA , it " made certain voluntary undertakings with respect to intercorporate transactions entered into after the reorganization . " The company , which issued a statement on the agreement late Friday , said that $ 1 million of the payment was previously provided for in its financial statements and that $ 500 , 000 will be recognized in its 1989 third - quarter statement . voluntary undertakings which undertakings? 17 19 -78 1 The Bronx has a wonderful botanical garden , a great zoo , its own charming Little Italy ( on Arthur Avenue ) and , of course , the Yankees . Little Italy is this a neighborhood? 15 17 -78 1 The Bronx has a wonderful botanical garden , a great zoo , its own charming Little Italy ( on Arthur Avenue ) and , of course , the Yankees . wonderful botanical garden , What makes the botanical garden wonderful? 4 8 -78 2 However , most people , having been subjected to news footage of the devastated South Bronx , look at the borough the way Tom Wolfe ' s Sherman McCoy did in " Bonfire of the Vanities " - - as a wrong turn into hell . " Bonfire of the Vanities " is this a nickname? 31 37 -78 2 However , most people , having been subjected to news footage of the devastated South Bronx , look at the borough the way Tom Wolfe ' s Sherman McCoy did in " Bonfire of the Vanities " - - as a wrong turn into hell . devastated South Bronx , Why is South Bronx devastated? 13 17 -78 3 But Laura Cunningham ' s Bronx , her childhood Bronx of the ' 50s , is something else altogether . Laura Cunningham ' s who is she? 1 5 -78 3 But Laura Cunningham ' s Bronx , her childhood Bronx of the ' 50s , is something else altogether . Laura Cunningham ' s Bronx , Does this mean how she remembers the Bronx? 1 7 -78 4 In a lovely , novelistic memoir , " Sleeping Arrangements " ( Knopf , 195 pages , $ 18 . 95 ) , she remembers an exotic playground , peopled mainly by Jewish eccentrics and the occasional Catholic ( real oddballs like her sexpot friend , the hell - kitten Diana , age five ) . sexpot what is a sexpot? 43 44 -78 4 In a lovely , novelistic memoir , " Sleeping Arrangements " ( Knopf , 195 pages , $ 18 . 95 ) , she remembers an exotic playground , peopled mainly by Jewish eccentrics and the occasional Catholic ( real oddballs like her sexpot friend , the hell - kitten Diana , age five ) . Jewish eccentrics Who are the Jewish eccentrics, and what kinds of music did they play? 32 34 -79 1 Amid a crowd of crashing stocks , Relational Technology Inc . ' s stock fell particularly hard Friday , dropping 23 % because its problems were compounded by disclosure of an unexpected loss for its fiscal first quarter . an unexpected loss for its fiscal first quarter Why did Relational have an unexpected first quarter loss? 30 38 -79 1 Amid a crowd of crashing stocks , Relational Technology Inc . ' s stock fell particularly hard Friday , dropping 23 % because its problems were compounded by disclosure of an unexpected loss for its fiscal first quarter . unexpected What is that unexpected loss? 31 32 -79 1 Amid a crowd of crashing stocks , Relational Technology Inc . ' s stock fell particularly hard Friday , dropping 23 % because its problems were compounded by disclosure of an unexpected loss for its fiscal first quarter . unexpected loss for its fiscal first quarter How much was the unexpected loss in the first quarter? 31 38 -79 2 The database software company said it expects a $ 2 million net loss for the fiscal first quarter ended Sept . 30 . net What is total loses in all? 11 12 -79 2 The database software company said it expects a $ 2 million net loss for the fiscal first quarter ended Sept . 30 . database software company what is database software? 1 4 -79 2 The database software company said it expects a $ 2 million net loss for the fiscal first quarter ended Sept . 30 . $ 2 million net loss for the fiscal first quarter What was a contributor to the $2 million loss? 8 18 -79 3 It said analysts had been expecting a small profit for the period . analysts had been expecting a small profit Why were the experts incorrect about their analysis? 2 9 -79 3 It said analysts had been expecting a small profit for the period . expecting Why did they expect a loss? 5 6 -79 3 It said analysts had been expecting a small profit for the period . small profit why not a big profit? 7 9 -79 3 It said analysts had been expecting a small profit for the period . analysts had been expecting a small profit Why weren't analysts looking closer at the operations of the company? 2 9 -79 4 Revenue is expected to be " up modestly " from the $ 26 . 5 million reported a year ago . " up Why are they expected to generate more revenue this year than last even though they are taking a hit this year? 5 7 -79 4 Revenue is expected to be " up modestly " from the $ 26 . 5 million reported a year ago . " up modestly " are they being modest? 5 9 -79 4 Revenue is expected to be " up modestly " from the $ 26 . 5 million reported a year ago . Revenue is expected to be " up modestly " Shouldn't it state \"was\" instead of \"is\" since the quarter has already reported? 0 9 -79 5 Relational Technology reported net income of $ 1 . 5 million , or 12 cents a share , in the year - earlier period . share , How many shares this year can they expect vs. last year? 16 18 -79 5 Relational Technology reported net income of $ 1 . 5 million , or 12 cents a share , in the year - earlier period . reported net income of $ 1 . 5 million , If the net income was $1.5 million and it reported 12 cents a share earnings, was there a dividend to report as well? 2 12 -80 1 Earnings for most of the nation ' s major pharmaceutical makers are believed to have moved ahead briskly in the third quarter , as companies with newer , big - selling prescription drugs fared especially well . third quarter , third quarter of what year? 20 23 -80 1 Earnings for most of the nation ' s major pharmaceutical makers are believed to have moved ahead briskly in the third quarter , as companies with newer , big - selling prescription drugs fared especially well . Earnings How much are the nation's major pharmaceutical makers earning? 0 1 -80 1 Earnings for most of the nation ' s major pharmaceutical makers are believed to have moved ahead briskly in the third quarter , as companies with newer , big - selling prescription drugs fared especially well . ahead briskly in the third quarter Why did earnings move ahead briskly in the third quarter? 16 22 -80 2 For the third consecutive quarter , however , most of the companies ' revenues were battered by adverse foreign - currency translations as a result of the strong dollar abroad . adverse foreign - currency translations what are adverse foreign-currency translations? 17 22 -80 2 For the third consecutive quarter , however , most of the companies ' revenues were battered by adverse foreign - currency translations as a result of the strong dollar abroad . foreign - currency What does \"adverse foreign-currency translations\" mean? 18 21 -80 2 For the third consecutive quarter , however , most of the companies ' revenues were battered by adverse foreign - currency translations as a result of the strong dollar abroad . adverse foreign - currency translations as why were they adverse? 17 23 -80 3 Analysts said that Merck & Co . , Eli Lilly & Co . , Warner - Lambert Co . and the Squibb Corp . unit of Bristol - Myers Squibb Co . all benefited from strong sales of relatively new , higher - priced medicines that provide wide profit margins . higher - priced medicines which medicines? 41 45 -80 3 Analysts said that Merck & Co . , Eli Lilly & Co . , Warner - Lambert Co . and the Squibb Corp . unit of Bristol - Myers Squibb Co . all benefited from strong sales of relatively new , higher - priced medicines that provide wide profit margins . higher - priced Why are the medicines priced so high? 41 44 -80 3 Analysts said that Merck & Co . , Eli Lilly & Co . , Warner - Lambert Co . and the Squibb Corp . unit of Bristol - Myers Squibb Co . all benefited from strong sales of relatively new , higher - priced medicines that provide wide profit margins . Analysts which analysts? 0 1 -80 4 Less robust earnings at Pfizer Inc . and Upjohn Co . were attributed to those companies ' older products , many of which face stiffening competition from generic drugs and other medicines . older products , which products? 17 20 -80 4 Less robust earnings at Pfizer Inc . and Upjohn Co . were attributed to those companies ' older products , many of which face stiffening competition from generic drugs and other medicines . attributed to those companies ' older products , What are the older products the less robust earnings were attributed to? 12 20 -80 4 Less robust earnings at Pfizer Inc . and Upjohn Co . were attributed to those companies ' older products , many of which face stiffening competition from generic drugs and other medicines . earnings How do the earnings from older products compare those of new medications? 2 3 -80 4 Less robust earnings at Pfizer Inc . and Upjohn Co . were attributed to those companies ' older products , many of which face stiffening competition from generic drugs and other medicines . generic drugs do customers prefer them? 27 29 -80 5 Joseph Riccardo , an analyst with Bear , Stearns & Co . , said that over the past few years most drug makers have shed their slow - growing businesses and instituted other cost savings , such as consolidating manufacturing plants and administrative staffs . consolidating How does consolidating manufacturing plants help save the businesses money? 38 39 -81 1 Weatherford International Inc . said it canceled plans for a preferred - stock swap but may resume payment of dividends on the stock , and added that it expects to publicly offer about 10 million common shares . preferred - stock swap Does this stock-swap mean swapping between two companies? 10 14 -81 1 Weatherford International Inc . said it canceled plans for a preferred - stock swap but may resume payment of dividends on the stock , and added that it expects to publicly offer about 10 million common shares . common shares what is a common share? 35 37 -81 1 Weatherford International Inc . said it canceled plans for a preferred - stock swap but may resume payment of dividends on the stock , and added that it expects to publicly offer about 10 million common shares . canceled plans Why did Weatherford International cancel plans for a preferred-stock swap? 6 8 -81 1 Weatherford International Inc . said it canceled plans for a preferred - stock swap but may resume payment of dividends on the stock , and added that it expects to publicly offer about 10 million common shares . canceled Why did Weatherford International Inc. cancel their preferred-stock swap? 6 7 -81 1 Weatherford International Inc . said it canceled plans for a preferred - stock swap but may resume payment of dividends on the stock , and added that it expects to publicly offer about 10 million common shares . resume Why the Weatherford International Inc stop payment of dividends? 16 17 -81 2 The company said it planned to offer an undetermined number of common shares in exchange for the 585 , 000 shares of its preferred stock outstanding . undetermined number of common shares Does this mean they are unsure about the price of their stock when the transaction will happen? 8 13 -81 2 The company said it planned to offer an undetermined number of common shares in exchange for the 585 , 000 shares of its preferred stock outstanding . the 585 , 000 shares is that a lot of shares? 16 21 -81 2 The company said it planned to offer an undetermined number of common shares in exchange for the 585 , 000 shares of its preferred stock outstanding . preferred What do they mean by \"preferred stock outstanding?\" 23 24 -81 3 The exchange ratio was never established . ratio was never established why not established? 2 6 -81 3 The exchange ratio was never established . never established Why was the exchange ratio never established? 4 6 -81 3 The exchange ratio was never established . never Why was the exchange ration never established? 4 5 -81 4 Weatherford said market conditions led to the cancellation of the planned exchange . market conditions What are these market conditions that make the cancellation happen? 2 4 -81 4 Weatherford said market conditions led to the cancellation of the planned exchange . market What were the market conditions? 2 3 -81 4 Weatherford said market conditions led to the cancellation of the planned exchange . conditions How bad were the market conditions that they had to cancel the planned exchange? 3 4 -81 5 The energy - services concern said , however , that in January 1990 , it may resume payments of dividends on the preferred stock . may why will it resume? 15 16 -81 5 The energy - services concern said , however , that in January 1990 , it may resume payments of dividends on the preferred stock . resume payments Why is the concern thinking about resuming payments? 16 18 -81 5 The energy - services concern said , however , that in January 1990 , it may resume payments of dividends on the preferred stock . preferred What was the preferred stock? 22 23 -82 1 Institut Merieux S . A . of France said the Canadian government raised an obstacle to its proposed acquisition of Connaught BioSciences Inc . for 942 million Canadian dollars ( US $ 801 . 6 million ) . raised an obstacle why did they raise a obstacle? 12 15 -82 1 Institut Merieux S . A . of France said the Canadian government raised an obstacle to its proposed acquisition of Connaught BioSciences Inc . for 942 million Canadian dollars ( US $ 801 . 6 million ) . raised an obstacle Why did they raise an obstacle? 12 15 -82 1 Institut Merieux S . A . of France said the Canadian government raised an obstacle to its proposed acquisition of Connaught BioSciences Inc . for 942 million Canadian dollars ( US $ 801 . 6 million ) . raised an obstacle to its proposed acquisition How can the Canadian government raise an obstacle for the French government? 12 19 -82 1 Institut Merieux S . A . of France said the Canadian government raised an obstacle to its proposed acquisition of Connaught BioSciences Inc . for 942 million Canadian dollars ( US $ 801 . 6 million ) . obstacle What sort of obstacle? 14 15 -82 2 Merieux said the government ' s minister of industry , science and technology told it that he wasn ' t convinced that the purchase is likely to be of " net benefit " to Canada . " net benefit " to Canada Why isnt it a net benefit to canada? 29 35 -82 2 Merieux said the government ' s minister of industry , science and technology told it that he wasn ' t convinced that the purchase is likely to be of " net benefit " to Canada . purchase is likely Why wasn't it a possible net benefit? 23 26 -82 2 Merieux said the government ' s minister of industry , science and technology told it that he wasn ' t convinced that the purchase is likely to be of " net benefit " to Canada . " net benefit " Why would the purchase possibly not be of net benefit? 29 33 -82 3 Canadian investment rules require that big foreign takeovers meet that standard . big foreign takeovers Why must every foreign takeover benefit Canadians? 5 8 -82 4 The French company said the government gave it 30 days in which to submit information to further support its takeover plan . further support its takeover plan Why does it require the government to turn over documents? 16 21 -82 5 Both Merieux and Connaught are biotechnology research and vaccine manufacturing concerns . concerns What are the concerns? 10 11 -83 1 General Motors Corp . , in a series of moves that angered union officials in the U . S . and Canada , has signaled that as many as five North American assembly plants may not survive the mid - 1990s as the corporation struggles to cut its excess vehicle - making capacity . five North American assembly plants Which five assembly plants? 29 34 -83 1 General Motors Corp . , in a series of moves that angered union officials in the U . S . and Canada , has signaled that as many as five North American assembly plants may not survive the mid - 1990s as the corporation struggles to cut its excess vehicle - making capacity . five North American assembly plants Where are the five plants located in North America? 29 34 -83 1 General Motors Corp . , in a series of moves that angered union officials in the U . S . and Canada , has signaled that as many as five North American assembly plants may not survive the mid - 1990s as the corporation struggles to cut its excess vehicle - making capacity . angered union why were they angered? 11 13 -83 2 In announcements to workers late last week , GM effectively signed death notices for two full - sized van assembly plants , and cast serious doubt on the futures of three U . S . car factories . two full - sized van assembly plants , Which plants would be eliminated? 14 22 -83 2 In announcements to workers late last week , GM effectively signed death notices for two full - sized van assembly plants , and cast serious doubt on the futures of three U . S . car factories . three U . S . car factories Which three car factories? 30 37 -83 2 In announcements to workers late last week , GM effectively signed death notices for two full - sized van assembly plants , and cast serious doubt on the futures of three U . S . car factories . signed death notices When will GM stop production and close the two full-size van assembly plants? 10 13 -83 2 In announcements to workers late last week , GM effectively signed death notices for two full - sized van assembly plants , and cast serious doubt on the futures of three U . S . car factories . death notices are they closing down immediately? 11 13 -83 3 GM is under intense pressure to close factories that became unprofitable as the giant auto maker ' s U . S . market share skidded during the past decade . market share skidded What caused the market share to skid? 22 25 -83 3 GM is under intense pressure to close factories that became unprofitable as the giant auto maker ' s U . S . market share skidded during the past decade . market share skidded What is GM's current market share? 22 25 -83 4 The company , currently using about 80 % of its North American vehicle capacity , has vowed it will run at 100 % of capacity by 1992 . 100 % of capacity by 1992 How will they accomplish this? 21 27 -83 4 The company , currently using about 80 % of its North American vehicle capacity , has vowed it will run at 100 % of capacity by 1992 . has vowed it will run at 100 % Could GM more effectively market their vehicles in an attempt to sell more product rather than to shutter factories? 15 23 -83 4 The company , currently using about 80 % of its North American vehicle capacity , has vowed it will run at 100 % of capacity by 1992 . 80 % why only 80 percent? 6 8 -83 5 Just a month ago , GM announced it would make an aging assembly plant in Lakewood , Ga . , the eighth U . S . assembly facility to close since 1987 . assembly plant Why close this plant specifically? 12 14 -83 5 Just a month ago , GM announced it would make an aging assembly plant in Lakewood , Ga . , the eighth U . S . assembly facility to close since 1987 . assembly plant in Lakewood , Ga What percentage of the population of Lakewood, Ga. works at the GM assembly plant? 12 18 -84 1 Citing a payment from a supplier and strong sales of certain data - storage products , Maxtor Corp . said earnings and revenue jumped in its second quarter ended Sept . 24 . Sept . 24 Which year? 29 32 -84 1 Citing a payment from a supplier and strong sales of certain data - storage products , Maxtor Corp . said earnings and revenue jumped in its second quarter ended Sept . 24 . certain data - storage products , Which products? 10 16 -84 1 Citing a payment from a supplier and strong sales of certain data - storage products , Maxtor Corp . said earnings and revenue jumped in its second quarter ended Sept . 24 . certain data - storage products , Which data-storage products? 10 16 -84 1 Citing a payment from a supplier and strong sales of certain data - storage products , Maxtor Corp . said earnings and revenue jumped in its second quarter ended Sept . 24 . payment from a supplier Why did payment from a supplier increase revenue? 2 6 -84 2 The maker of computer - data - storage products said net income rose to $ 4 . 8 million , or 23 cents a share , from year - earlier net of $ 1 . 1 million , or five cents a share . computer - data - storage do they make hard drives? 3 8 -84 3 Revenue soared to $ 117 million from $ 81 . 5 million . Revenue soared to $ 117 million Is revenue defined as the amount of money made by all workers in the company? 0 6 -84 3 Revenue soared to $ 117 million from $ 81 . 5 million . $ 117 million from $ 81 . 5 how much percent is that? 3 11 -84 4 Maxtor said its results were boosted by $ 2 million in payments received from a supplier , for a certain line of products that Maxtor isn ' t going to sell anymore . isn ' t going to sell anymore Why aren't they going to sell them anymore? 25 32 -84 4 Maxtor said its results were boosted by $ 2 million in payments received from a supplier , for a certain line of products that Maxtor isn ' t going to sell anymore . certain line Which lines? 19 21 -84 4 Maxtor said its results were boosted by $ 2 million in payments received from a supplier , for a certain line of products that Maxtor isn ' t going to sell anymore . payments received Which supplier did Maxtor receive payment from? 11 13 -84 4 Maxtor said its results were boosted by $ 2 million in payments received from a supplier , for a certain line of products that Maxtor isn ' t going to sell anymore . a certain line of products What are the products? 18 23 -84 5 Maxtor said effects from discontinuing the line may have a positive effect on future earnings and revenue . may have a positive effect Why will it have a positive effecT? 7 12 -84 5 Maxtor said effects from discontinuing the line may have a positive effect on future earnings and revenue . discontinuing the line Which line is Maxtor going to discontinue? 4 7 -85 1 If a hostile predator emerges for Saatchi & Saatchi Co . , co - founders Charles and Maurice Saatchi will lead a management buy - out attempt , an official close to the company said . an official close to the company Who is the official close to the company? 28 34 -85 1 If a hostile predator emerges for Saatchi & Saatchi Co . , co - founders Charles and Maurice Saatchi will lead a management buy - out attempt , an official close to the company said . a hostile predator In this case, what exactly is a hostile predator? 1 4 -85 1 If a hostile predator emerges for Saatchi & Saatchi Co . , co - founders Charles and Maurice Saatchi will lead a management buy - out attempt , an official close to the company said . hostile predator What would constitute being a hostile predator? 2 4 -85 1 If a hostile predator emerges for Saatchi & Saatchi Co . , co - founders Charles and Maurice Saatchi will lead a management buy - out attempt , an official close to the company said . Saatchi & Saatchi Co What does the company Saatchi& Saatchi do? 6 10 -85 1 If a hostile predator emerges for Saatchi & Saatchi Co . , co - founders Charles and Maurice Saatchi will lead a management buy - out attempt , an official close to the company said . predator what type of predator? 3 4 -85 2 Financing for any takeover attempt may be problematic in the wake of Friday ' s stock - market sell - off in New York and turmoil in the junk - bond market . Friday ' s stock - market sell - off in New York Why did this occur and how? 12 24 -85 2 Financing for any takeover attempt may be problematic in the wake of Friday ' s stock - market sell - off in New York and turmoil in the junk - bond market . stock - market sell - off Why was there a stock market sell-off? 15 21 -85 2 Financing for any takeover attempt may be problematic in the wake of Friday ' s stock - market sell - off in New York and turmoil in the junk - bond market . junk - bond market . What is a junk bond market? 28 33 -85 3 But the beleaguered British advertising and consulting giant , which last week named a new chief executive officer to replace Maurice Saatchi , has been the subject of intense takeover speculation for weeks . last week named a new chief executive officer Who is their new chief executive officer? 10 18 -85 3 But the beleaguered British advertising and consulting giant , which last week named a new chief executive officer to replace Maurice Saatchi , has been the subject of intense takeover speculation for weeks . to replace Maurice Saatchi , Why is Maurice Saatchi being replaced? 18 23 -85 3 But the beleaguered British advertising and consulting giant , which last week named a new chief executive officer to replace Maurice Saatchi , has been the subject of intense takeover speculation for weeks . subject of intense takeover Why is it the subject of intense takeover speculation? 26 30 -85 3 But the beleaguered British advertising and consulting giant , which last week named a new chief executive officer to replace Maurice Saatchi , has been the subject of intense takeover speculation for weeks . beleaguered Why is it beleaguered? 2 3 -85 3 But the beleaguered British advertising and consulting giant , which last week named a new chief executive officer to replace Maurice Saatchi , has been the subject of intense takeover speculation for weeks . beleaguered definition of this word? 2 3 -85 4 Last week , Saatchi ' s largest shareholder , Southeastern Asset Management , said it had been approached by one or more third parties interested in a possible restructuring . one or more third parties Who are these third parties? 19 24 -85 4 Last week , Saatchi ' s largest shareholder , Southeastern Asset Management , said it had been approached by one or more third parties interested in a possible restructuring . possible restructuring What does possible restructuring mean? 27 29 -85 4 Last week , Saatchi ' s largest shareholder , Southeastern Asset Management , said it had been approached by one or more third parties interested in a possible restructuring . shareholder , what is a shareholder? 7 9 -85 5 And Carl Spielvogel , chief executive officer of Saatchi ' s big Backer Spielvogel Bates advertising unit , said he had offered to lead a management buy - out of the company , but was rebuffed by Charles Saatchi . buy - out of the company , Why is the buy-out being suggested? 26 33 -85 5 And Carl Spielvogel , chief executive officer of Saatchi ' s big Backer Spielvogel Bates advertising unit , said he had offered to lead a management buy - out of the company , but was rebuffed by Charles Saatchi . Charles Saatchi . Why did Charles Saatchi rebuff Carl Spielvogel? 37 40 -85 5 And Carl Spielvogel , chief executive officer of Saatchi ' s big Backer Spielvogel Bates advertising unit , said he had offered to lead a management buy - out of the company , but was rebuffed by Charles Saatchi . rebuffed does it mean yelled at? 35 36 -86 1 Ideal Basic Industries Inc . said its directors reached an agreement in principle calling for HOFI North America Inc . to combine its North American cement holdings with Ideal in a transaction that will leave Ideal ' s minority shareholders with 12 . 8 % of the combined company . HOFI What does HOFI stand for? 15 16 -86 1 Ideal Basic Industries Inc . said its directors reached an agreement in principle calling for HOFI North America Inc . to combine its North American cement holdings with Ideal in a transaction that will leave Ideal ' s minority shareholders with 12 . 8 % of the combined company . 12 . 8 % Is this a high percentage compared to prior to the combination? 41 45 -86 2 HOFI , the North American holding company of Swiss concern Holderbank Financiere Glaris Ltd . , previously proposed combining its 100 % stake in St . Lawrence Cement Inc . and its 60 % stake in Dundee Cement Co . with its 67 % stake in Ideal . combining Why are they combining their stakes? 18 19 -86 2 HOFI , the North American holding company of Swiss concern Holderbank Financiere Glaris Ltd . , previously proposed combining its 100 % stake in St . Lawrence Cement Inc . and its 60 % stake in Dundee Cement Co . with its 67 % stake in Ideal . holding company What is a holding company? 5 7 -86 2 HOFI , the North American holding company of Swiss concern Holderbank Financiere Glaris Ltd . , previously proposed combining its 100 % stake in St . Lawrence Cement Inc . and its 60 % stake in Dundee Cement Co . with its 67 % stake in Ideal . HOFI , what does it stand for? 0 2 -86 3 But HOFI ' s first offer would have given Ideal ' s other shareholders about 10 % of the combined company . 10 % Why only 10%? 15 17 -86 4 Ideal ' s directors rejected that offer , although they said they endorsed the merger proposal . endorsed the merger proposal why did they endorse the major proposal? 12 16 -86 4 Ideal ' s directors rejected that offer , although they said they endorsed the merger proposal . rejected Why did the director's reject the offer? 4 5 -86 4 Ideal ' s directors rejected that offer , although they said they endorsed the merger proposal . endorsed why did they endorse it? 12 13 -86 5 Under the agreement , HOFI will own 87 . 2 % of the combined company . 87 . 2 % of the combined company do they want more? 7 15 -87 1 Financial Corp . of Santa Barbara filed suit against former stock speculator Ivan F . Boesky and Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc . , charging they defrauded the thrift by concealing their relationship when persuading it to buy $ 284 million in high - yield , high - risk junk bonds . concealing What are the laws related to this area? 29 30 -87 1 Financial Corp . of Santa Barbara filed suit against former stock speculator Ivan F . Boesky and Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc . , charging they defrauded the thrift by concealing their relationship when persuading it to buy $ 284 million in high - yield , high - risk junk bonds . concealing their relationship Why is this considered fraudulent? 29 32 -87 2 In a suit filed in federal court Thursday , the S & L alleged that a " disproportionate number " of the bonds it purchased in 1984 declined in value . " disproportionate Is there an exact number for this, and what number would be considered disproportionate? 16 18 -87 2 In a suit filed in federal court Thursday , the S & L alleged that a " disproportionate number " of the bonds it purchased in 1984 declined in value . " disproportionate number " How much of a loss does it take before it seem suspicious? 16 20 -87 2 In a suit filed in federal court Thursday , the S & L alleged that a " disproportionate number " of the bonds it purchased in 1984 declined in value . " disproportionate number " how many should have declined? 16 20 -87 3 Financial Corp . purchased the bonds , the suit alleged , after Mr . Boesky and Drexel negotiated an agreement for Vagabond Hotels to purchase a 51 % stake in the thrift for about $ 34 million . Vagabond Hotels Do the two men mentioned work for Vagabond? 21 23 -87 4 Vagabond Hotels was controlled by Mr . Boesky , who currently is serving a prison term for securities violations . term How many years and does the punishment fit the crime? 15 16 -87 4 Vagabond Hotels was controlled by Mr . Boesky , who currently is serving a prison term for securities violations . serving a prison term How long of a term? 12 16 -87 4 Vagabond Hotels was controlled by Mr . Boesky , who currently is serving a prison term for securities violations . securities violations what kind of securities violations? 17 19 -87 4 Vagabond Hotels was controlled by Mr . Boesky , who currently is serving a prison term for securities violations . prison term for how long? 14 16 -88 1 Salomon Brothers International Ltd . , a British subsidiary of Salomon Inc . , announced it will issue warrants on shares of Hong Kong Telecommunications Ltd . issue warrants on shares of Hong Kong Why are they going to issue warrants on share of Hong Kong Telecommunications Ltd? 17 24 -88 1 Salomon Brothers International Ltd . , a British subsidiary of Salomon Inc . , announced it will issue warrants on shares of Hong Kong Telecommunications Ltd . issue warrants What kind of warrants are they? 17 19 -88 1 Salomon Brothers International Ltd . , a British subsidiary of Salomon Inc . , announced it will issue warrants on shares of Hong Kong Telecommunications Ltd . warrants on shares of What are warrants on shares? 18 22 -88 2 The move closely follows a similar offer by Salomon of warrants for shares of Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corp . Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corp . Why are they placing these warrants on Asian countries? 14 20 -88 2 The move closely follows a similar offer by Salomon of warrants for shares of Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corp . similar offer What was the similar offer? 5 7 -88 2 The move closely follows a similar offer by Salomon of warrants for shares of Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corp . Hongkong & Shanghai Banking are they in both cities? 14 18 -88 3 Under the latest offer , HK $ 62 . 5 million ( US $ 8 million ) of three - year warrants will be issued in London , each giving buyers the right to buy one Hong Kong Telecommunications share at a price to be determined Friday . giving buyers the right to buy one Why can buyers only buy one? 29 36 -88 3 Under the latest offer , HK $ 62 . 5 million ( US $ 8 million ) of three - year warrants will be issued in London , each giving buyers the right to buy one Hong Kong Telecommunications share at a price to be determined Friday . at a price to be determined Friday . Who will determine the price of shares? 40 48 -88 3 Under the latest offer , HK $ 62 . 5 million ( US $ 8 million ) of three - year warrants will be issued in London , each giving buyers the right to buy one Hong Kong Telecommunications share at a price to be determined Friday . Hong Kong Telecommunications share Are these ADR shares? 36 40 -88 3 Under the latest offer , HK $ 62 . 5 million ( US $ 8 million ) of three - year warrants will be issued in London , each giving buyers the right to buy one Hong Kong Telecommunications share at a price to be determined Friday . at a price to be What's the price? 40 45 -88 3 Under the latest offer , HK $ 62 . 5 million ( US $ 8 million ) of three - year warrants will be issued in London , each giving buyers the right to buy one Hong Kong Telecommunications share at a price to be determined Friday . London , why in london? 26 28 -88 4 The 50 million warrants will be priced at HK $ 1 . 25 each and are expected to carry a premium to the share price of about 26 % . share price of about 26 % . How did they determine the share price? 23 30 -88 4 The 50 million warrants will be priced at HK $ 1 . 25 each and are expected to carry a premium to the share price of about 26 % . 50 million warrants Are these level III ADR shares? 1 4 -88 5 In trading on the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong , the shares closed Wednesday at HK $ 4 . 80 each . Stock Exchange of Hong Kong , Is there any fee associated with owning foreign shares? 4 10 -88 5 In trading on the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong , the shares closed Wednesday at HK $ 4 . 80 each . HK $ 4 . 80 each how much in dollars? 15 21 -89 1 The Bush administration , trying to blunt growing demands from Western Europe for a relaxation of controls on exports to the Soviet bloc , is questioning whether Italy ' s Ing . blunt growing demands Why are demands growing from Western Europe? 6 9 -89 1 The Bush administration , trying to blunt growing demands from Western Europe for a relaxation of controls on exports to the Soviet bloc , is questioning whether Italy ' s Ing . blunt growing why are they trying? 6 8 -89 1 The Bush administration , trying to blunt growing demands from Western Europe for a relaxation of controls on exports to the Soviet bloc , is questioning whether Italy ' s Ing . is questioning What is the Bush administration questioning? 24 26 -89 2 C . Olivetti & Co . supplied militarily valuable technology to the Soviets . C . Olivetti & Co . supplied militarily Why did they supply the Soviets with military technology? 0 8 -89 2 C . Olivetti & Co . supplied militarily valuable technology to the Soviets . supplied What is their evidence for this? 6 7 -89 2 C . Olivetti & Co . supplied militarily valuable technology to the Soviets . Olivetti & why did they? 2 4 -89 3 Most of the Western European members of Coordinating Committee on Multilateral Export Controls , the unofficial forum through which the U . S . and its allies align their export - control policies , are expected to argue for more liberal export rules at a meeting to be held in Paris Oct . 25 and 26 . align their export - control policies , Why must we align our export control policies? 27 34 -89 3 Most of the Western European members of Coordinating Committee on Multilateral Export Controls , the unofficial forum through which the U . S . and its allies align their export - control policies , are expected to argue for more liberal export rules at a meeting to be held in Paris Oct . 25 and 26 . liberal How will liberal export rules be seen by the general public? 40 41 -89 3 Most of the Western European members of Coordinating Committee on Multilateral Export Controls , the unofficial forum through which the U . S . and its allies align their export - control policies , are expected to argue for more liberal export rules at a meeting to be held in Paris Oct . 25 and 26 . Oct . 25 What year did this meeting take place? 51 54 -89 4 They plan to press specifically for a relaxation of rules governing exports of machine tools , computers and other high - technology products . relaxation of rules governing exports Why are they just trying to relax the rules around technology? 7 12 -89 4 They plan to press specifically for a relaxation of rules governing exports of machine tools , computers and other high - technology products . machine Are there not more worries with high-technology products of spying or terrorism? 13 14 -89 4 They plan to press specifically for a relaxation of rules governing exports of machine tools , computers and other high - technology products . to press specifically will it work? 2 5 -89 5 But the Bush administration says it wants to see evidence that all Cocom members are complying fully with existing export - control procedures before it will support further liberalization . see evidence How would he be able to see the evidence? 8 10 -89 5 But the Bush administration says it wants to see evidence that all Cocom members are complying fully with existing export - control procedures before it will support further liberalization . evidence What specific evidence would satisfy them? 9 10 -89 5 But the Bush administration says it wants to see evidence that all Cocom members are complying fully with existing export - control procedures before it will support further liberalization . further liberalization how can they go further? 27 29 -89 5 But the Bush administration says it wants to see evidence that all Cocom members are complying fully with existing export - control procedures before it will support further liberalization . Cocom What does Cocom mean? 12 13 -90 1 The oil industry ' s middling profits could persist through the rest of the year . the rest of the year why the rest of yeatr? 10 15 -90 1 The oil industry ' s middling profits could persist through the rest of the year . middling profits Why are oil industry profits middling? 5 7 -90 1 The oil industry ' s middling profits could persist through the rest of the year . middling profits Why are the oil industries profits considered \"middling\"? 5 7 -90 2 Major oil companies in the next few days are expected to report much less robust earnings than they did for the third quarter a year ago , largely reflecting deteriorating chemical prices and gasoline profitability . robust earnings is this bad? 14 16 -90 2 Major oil companies in the next few days are expected to report much less robust earnings than they did for the third quarter a year ago , largely reflecting deteriorating chemical prices and gasoline profitability . less robust What is considered \"less robust\"? Is that a lot or a little? 13 15 -90 3 The gasoline picture may improve this quarter , but chemicals are likely to remain weak , industry executives and analysts say , reducing chances that profits could equal their year - earlier performance . industry executives and analysts say , Which executives and analysts? 16 22 -90 3 The gasoline picture may improve this quarter , but chemicals are likely to remain weak , industry executives and analysts say , reducing chances that profits could equal their year - earlier performance . chemicals are likely to remain weak , Why are chemical prices weak? 9 16 -90 4 The industry is " seeing a softening somewhat in volume and certainly in price in petrochemicals , " Glenn Cox , president of Phillips Petroleum Co . , said in an interview . " That change will obviously impact third and fourth quarter earnings " for the industry in general , he added . softening what does softening mean? 6 7 -90 4 The industry is " seeing a softening somewhat in volume and certainly in price in petrochemicals , " Glenn Cox , president of Phillips Petroleum Co . , said in an interview . " That change will obviously impact third and fourth quarter earnings " for the industry in general , he added . somewhat How can you quantify \"somewhat\"? 7 8 -90 5 He didn ' t forecast Phillips ' s results . Phillips ' s what did phillips say? 5 8 -91 1 Traditional Industries Inc . said it expects to report a net loss for the fourth quarter that ended June 30 and is seeking new financing . report a net loss Why do they expect to report a net loss in the fourth quarter? 8 12 -91 1 Traditional Industries Inc . said it expects to report a net loss for the fourth quarter that ended June 30 and is seeking new financing . is seeking new financing Where and from whom is Traditional Industries Inc. seeking financing? 21 25 -91 1 Traditional Industries Inc . said it expects to report a net loss for the fourth quarter that ended June 30 and is seeking new financing . seeking new financing Why is the company struggling? 22 25 -91 2 The seller of photographic products and services said it is considering a number of financing alternatives , including seeking increases in its credit lines . The seller who is the seller? 0 2 -91 3 Traditional declined to estimate the amount of the loss and wouldn ' t say if it expects to show a profit for the year . Traditional declined Why did Traditional decline to estimate the loss for the year? 0 2 -91 3 Traditional declined to estimate the amount of the loss and wouldn ' t say if it expects to show a profit for the year . show a profit for the year How could this even be a possibility given the prior statements? 18 24 -91 4 In the year ended June 30 , 1988 , Traditional reported net income of $ 4 . 9 million , or $ 1 . 21 a share . $ 4 . 9 million , or $ 1 . 21 a share . How did Traditional get so big? 14 28 -91 5 The company didn ' t break out its fourth - quarter results . company didn ' t Why didn't the company break out their fourth quarter results? 1 5 -91 5 The company didn ' t break out its fourth - quarter results . didn ' t break out Why not disclose these numbers if the others have been disclosed? 2 7 -92 1 With economic tension between the U . S . and Japan worsening , many Japanese had feared last week ' s visit from U . S . Trade Representative Carla Hills . U . S . and Japan worsening , What has made economic tensions worse? 5 13 -92 1 With economic tension between the U . S . and Japan worsening , many Japanese had feared last week ' s visit from U . S . Trade Representative Carla Hills . many Japanese had feared last week ' s visit Why did the Japanese fear Carla Hills' visit? 13 22 -92 1 With economic tension between the U . S . and Japan worsening , many Japanese had feared last week ' s visit from U . S . Trade Representative Carla Hills . economic tension Why is there economic tension? 1 3 -92 1 With economic tension between the U . S . and Japan worsening , many Japanese had feared last week ' s visit from U . S . Trade Representative Carla Hills . many Japanese had feared last week ' s visit Firstly, I am wondering why there are economic tensions between the US and Japan. Second, It is surprising to hear actual Japanese citizens \"fearing\" a visit from an US official. 13 22 -92 2 They expected a new barrage of demands that Japan do something quickly to reduce its trade surplus with the U . S . They expected Did they expect this due to the trade war with China? 0 2 -92 2 They expected a new barrage of demands that Japan do something quickly to reduce its trade surplus with the U . S . reduce its trade surplus Why are people demanding Japan reduce its trade surplus with the U.S.? 13 17 -92 3 Instead , they got a discussion of the need for the U . S . and Japan to work together and of the importance of the long - term view . need for the U . S . and Japan to work together What in particular is it that the U.S. and Japanese need to properly work together without further escalating tensions. 8 20 -92 3 Instead , they got a discussion of the need for the U . S . and Japan to work together and of the importance of the long - term view . importance of the long - term view What is the long-term view? What are the goods that are needed? What would make tensions deescalate? 23 30 -92 4 Mrs . Hills ' first trip to Japan as America ' s chief trade negotiator had a completely different tone from last month ' s visit by Commerce Secretary Robert A . Mosbacher . completely different tone Was this due to tensions rising over economic concernes? 17 20 -92 4 Mrs . Hills ' first trip to Japan as America ' s chief trade negotiator had a completely different tone from last month ' s visit by Commerce Secretary Robert A . Mosbacher . had a completely different tone In what way was the tone of this visit different? 15 20 -92 4 Mrs . Hills ' first trip to Japan as America ' s chief trade negotiator had a completely different tone from last month ' s visit by Commerce Secretary Robert A . Mosbacher . last month ' s What year did this meeting take place? 21 25 -92 4 Mrs . Hills ' first trip to Japan as America ' s chief trade negotiator had a completely different tone from last month ' s visit by Commerce Secretary Robert A . Mosbacher . completely different tone What is the tone that Rovery A. Mosbacher previously used in negotiating with Japan last month. Are they being mean? 17 20 -92 5 Mr . Mosbacher called for concrete results by next spring in negotiations over fundamental Japanese business practices that supposedly inhibit free trade . business practices What are Japanese businesses doing that inhibit free trade? 15 17 -92 5 Mr . Mosbacher called for concrete results by next spring in negotiations over fundamental Japanese business practices that supposedly inhibit free trade . fundamental Japanese business practices What are these fundamental practices. How do they affect the United States? Why can't the U.S. self sustain on inhibited trades. 13 17 -93 1 Measuring cups may soon be replaced by tablespoons in the laundry room . soon How soon will this be taking place? 3 4 -93 1 Measuring cups may soon be replaced by tablespoons in the laundry room . Measuring cups What would be the advantage of replacing measuring cups with tablespoons. 0 2 -93 1 Measuring cups may soon be replaced by tablespoons in the laundry room . replaced by tablespoons How would tablespoons replace measuring cups? 5 8 -93 2 Procter & Gamble Co . plans to begin testing next month a superconcentrated detergent that will require only a few spoonfuls per washload . testing What are the testing methods? 8 9 -93 2 Procter & Gamble Co . plans to begin testing next month a superconcentrated detergent that will require only a few spoonfuls per washload . superconcentrated Will this superconcentrated detergent be safe for all kinds of clothes? 12 13 -93 2 Procter & Gamble Co . plans to begin testing next month a superconcentrated detergent that will require only a few spoonfuls per washload . superconcentrated How is the detergent superconcentrated? 12 13 -93 3 The move stems from lessons learned in Japan where local competitors have had phenomenal success with concentrated soapsuds . concentrated Does this effect the environment in any way, and are there environmentally friendly options? 16 17 -93 3 The move stems from lessons learned in Japan where local competitors have had phenomenal success with concentrated soapsuds . success with concentrated soapsuds Are soapsuds expensive when compared to regular detergents 14 18 -93 3 The move stems from lessons learned in Japan where local competitors have had phenomenal success with concentrated soapsuds . local competitors Who are the local competitors? 9 11 -93 4 It also marks P & G ' s growing concern that its Japanese rivals , such as Kao Corp . , may bring their superconcentrates to the U . S . superconcentrates What other products utilize superconcentrates? 24 25 -93 4 It also marks P & G ' s growing concern that its Japanese rivals , such as Kao Corp . , may bring their superconcentrates to the U . S . rivals , such as Kao Corp Is Kao corp., a large leading company in Japan? 13 19 -93 4 It also marks P & G ' s growing concern that its Japanese rivals , such as Kao Corp . , may bring their superconcentrates to the U . S . P & G ' s growing concern Does the company Kao Corp., have a global presence? 3 10 -93 5 The Cincinnati consumer - products giant got clobbered two years ago in Japan when Kao introduced a powerful detergent , called Attack , which quickly won a 30 % stake in the Japanese markets . " They don ' t want to get caught again , " says one industry watcher . The Cincinnati consumer - products giant What is the market share of P&G's in the USA? 0 6 -93 5 The Cincinnati consumer - products giant got clobbered two years ago in Japan when Kao introduced a powerful detergent , called Attack , which quickly won a 30 % stake in the Japanese markets . " They don ' t want to get caught again , " says one industry watcher . giant How did P&G become a giant consumer-products company? 5 6 -94 1 Elcotel Inc . expects fiscal second - quarter earnings to trail 1988 results , but anticipates that several new products will lead to a " much stronger " performance in its second half . several new products will What are the new products that will lead to stronger performance? 17 21 -94 2 Elcotel , a telecommunications company , had net income of $ 272 , 000 , or five cents a share , in its year - earlier second quarter , ended Sept . 30 . $ 272 , 000 , is that low? 10 15 -94 2 Elcotel , a telecommunications company , had net income of $ 272 , 000 , or five cents a share , in its year - earlier second quarter , ended Sept . 30 . Elcotel , a telecommunications company , Does Elcotel do anything besides telecommunications? 0 6 -94 4 George Pierce , chairman and chief executive officer , said in an interview that earnings in the most recent quarter will be about two cents a share on revenue of just under $ 4 million . interview interview with who? 12 13 -94 4 George Pierce , chairman and chief executive officer , said in an interview that earnings in the most recent quarter will be about two cents a share on revenue of just under $ 4 million . in an interview Who was the interview with? 10 13 -94 4 George Pierce , chairman and chief executive officer , said in an interview that earnings in the most recent quarter will be about two cents a share on revenue of just under $ 4 million . interview What was he interviewed for? 12 13 -94 4 George Pierce , chairman and chief executive officer , said in an interview that earnings in the most recent quarter will be about two cents a share on revenue of just under $ 4 million . million Why is the revenue going to 4 million? 34 35 -94 5 The lower results , Mr . Pierce said , reflect a 12 - month decline in industry sales of privately owned pay telephones , Elcotel ' s primary business . 12 - month decline Why has there been such a decline in sales of privately owned pay telephones? 11 15 -95 1 The U . S . , which is finalizing its steel - import quotas , is allocating a larger share of its steel market to developing and newly industrialized countries which have relatively unsubsidized steel industries . newly industrialized countries Which newly industrialized countries? 27 30 -95 1 The U . S . , which is finalizing its steel - import quotas , is allocating a larger share of its steel market to developing and newly industrialized countries which have relatively unsubsidized steel industries . finalizing its steel - import quotas , What is the quota number? 8 15 -95 1 The U . S . , which is finalizing its steel - import quotas , is allocating a larger share of its steel market to developing and newly industrialized countries which have relatively unsubsidized steel industries . steel - import quotas , What is the quota? 10 15 -95 1 The U . S . , which is finalizing its steel - import quotas , is allocating a larger share of its steel market to developing and newly industrialized countries which have relatively unsubsidized steel industries . newly industrialized countries Which countries does this include? 27 30 -95 2 Meanwhile , the U . S . has negotiated a significant cut in Japan ' s steel quota , and made only a minor increase to the steel allotment for the European Community . Japan ' s steel quota , why did they cut it? 13 19 -95 2 Meanwhile , the U . S . has negotiated a significant cut in Japan ' s steel quota , and made only a minor increase to the steel allotment for the European Community . negotiated a significant cut How much of a cut was made? 8 12 -95 2 Meanwhile , the U . S . has negotiated a significant cut in Japan ' s steel quota , and made only a minor increase to the steel allotment for the European Community . minor increase to the steel allotment What did they increase to? 23 29 -95 2 Meanwhile , the U . S . has negotiated a significant cut in Japan ' s steel quota , and made only a minor increase to the steel allotment for the European Community . cut in Japan ' s steel What was Japan's quota versus what it is now? 11 17 -95 3 Brazil , similar to Mexico and South Korea , is expected to negotiate a somewhat bigger share of the U . S . market than it had under the previous five - year steel quotas , which expired Sept . 30 . previous five - year steel quotas , What is the new quota share? 29 36 -95 3 Brazil , similar to Mexico and South Korea , is expected to negotiate a somewhat bigger share of the U . S . market than it had under the previous five - year steel quotas , which expired Sept . 30 . five - year steel quotas , Why do he steel quotas last 5 years? 30 36 -95 4 Brazil and Venezuela are the only two countries that haven ' t completed steel talks with the U . S . for the year ending Oct . 1 , 1990 . two countries there are no other countries that did not talk steel? 6 8 -95 4 Brazil and Venezuela are the only two countries that haven ' t completed steel talks with the U . S . for the year ending Oct . 1 , 1990 . steel talks What is considered a 'steel talk'? 13 15 -95 5 In recent years , U . S . steelmakers have supplied about 80 % of the 100 million tons of steel used annually by the nation . In recent years , how recent? 0 4 -95 5 In recent years , U . S . steelmakers have supplied about 80 % of the 100 million tons of steel used annually by the nation . U . S . steelmakers have supplied Would the new quotas out source to developing countries? 4 11 -95 5 In recent years , U . S . steelmakers have supplied about 80 % of the 100 million tons of steel used annually by the nation . nation What nation are the referring to? 25 26 -96 1 RJR Nabisco Inc . is disbanding its division responsible for buying network advertising time , just a month after moving 11 of the group ' s 14 employees to New York from Atlanta . disbanding its division Why is Nabisco disbanding that division? 5 8 -96 1 RJR Nabisco Inc . is disbanding its division responsible for buying network advertising time , just a month after moving 11 of the group ' s 14 employees to New York from Atlanta . disbanding Why is it disbanding? 5 6 -96 1 RJR Nabisco Inc . is disbanding its division responsible for buying network advertising time , just a month after moving 11 of the group ' s 14 employees to New York from Atlanta . moving Why did it move them? 19 20 -96 1 RJR Nabisco Inc . is disbanding its division responsible for buying network advertising time , just a month after moving 11 of the group ' s 14 employees to New York from Atlanta . disbanding why are they disbanding? 5 6 -96 2 A spokesman for the New York - based food and tobacco giant , taken private earlier this year in a $ 25 billion leveraged buy - out by Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co . , confirmed that it is shutting down the RJR Nabisco Broadcast unit , and dismissing its 14 employees , in a move to save money . private why taken private? 14 15 -96 2 A spokesman for the New York - based food and tobacco giant , taken private earlier this year in a $ 25 billion leveraged buy - out by Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co . , confirmed that it is shutting down the RJR Nabisco Broadcast unit , and dismissing its 14 employees , in a move to save money . A spokesman Who is the spokesman? 0 2 -96 3 The spokesman said RJR is discussing its network - buying plans with its two main advertising firms , FCB / Leber Katz and McCann Erickson . discussing its network - buying plans Why is RJR discussing these plans? 5 11 -96 3 The spokesman said RJR is discussing its network - buying plans with its two main advertising firms , FCB / Leber Katz and McCann Erickson . network - buying plans What plans does it have? 7 11 -96 3 The spokesman said RJR is discussing its network - buying plans with its two main advertising firms , FCB / Leber Katz and McCann Erickson . RJR is what does rjr stand for? 3 5 -96 4 " We found with the size of our media purchases that an ad agency could do just as good a job at significantly lower cost , " said the spokesman , who declined to specify how much RJR spends on network television time . declined to specify Why did he decline to specify? 32 35 -96 4 " We found with the size of our media purchases that an ad agency could do just as good a job at significantly lower cost , " said the spokesman , who declined to specify how much RJR spends on network television time . ad agency which ad agency did they hire? 12 14 -96 5 An executive close to the company said RJR is spending about $ 140 million on network television time this year , down from roughly $ 200 million last year . down Why is the budget down? 21 22 -97 1 Kaufman & Broad Home Corp . said it formed a $ 53 . 4 million limited partnership subsidiary to buy land in California suitable for residential development . California Where in California? 22 23 -97 1 Kaufman & Broad Home Corp . said it formed a $ 53 . 4 million limited partnership subsidiary to buy land in California suitable for residential development . limited partnership subsidiary With whom was this partnership formed? 15 18 -97 1 Kaufman & Broad Home Corp . said it formed a $ 53 . 4 million limited partnership subsidiary to buy land in California suitable for residential development . limited partnership subsidiary what is a limited partnership subsidiary 15 18 -97 3 Kaufman & Broad , a home building company , declined to identify the institutional investors . declined to identify the institutional investors Why did Kaufman & Broad decline to identify its institutional investors? 9 15 -97 3 Kaufman & Broad , a home building company , declined to identify the institutional investors . declined to identify the institutional investors Why did they decline to interview them? 9 15 -97 3 Kaufman & Broad , a home building company , declined to identify the institutional investors . institutional investors what is a insitutional investor 13 15 -97 4 The land to be purchased by the joint venture hasn ' t yet received zoning and other approvals required for development , and part of Kaufman & Broad ' s job will be to obtain such approvals . hasn ' t yet received zoning and other approvals Why haven't zoning and other approvals for development been obtained? 9 18 -97 4 The land to be purchased by the joint venture hasn ' t yet received zoning and other approvals required for development , and part of Kaufman & Broad ' s job will be to obtain such approvals . obtain such approvals What has lead them to shy away from the public eye and buy without having permits yet? 34 37 -97 5 The partnership runs the risk that it may not get the approvals for development , but in return , it can buy land at wholesale rather than retail prices , which can result in sizable savings , said Bruce Karatz , president and chief executive officer of Kaufman & Broad . runs the risk that it may not get the approvals Why is the partnership running the risk of not getting approvals? 2 12 -97 5 The partnership runs the risk that it may not get the approvals for development , but in return , it can buy land at wholesale rather than retail prices , which can result in sizable savings , said Bruce Karatz , president and chief executive officer of Kaufman & Broad . buy land at wholesale Does this mean they are intentionally trying to not get the permit to buy it cheaper? 21 25 -98 1 Atco Ltd . said its utilities arm is considering building new electric power plants , some valued at more than one billion Canadian dollars ( US $ 851 million ) , in Great Britain and elsewhere . Atco Ltd who are atco. ltd? 0 2 -98 1 Atco Ltd . said its utilities arm is considering building new electric power plants , some valued at more than one billion Canadian dollars ( US $ 851 million ) , in Great Britain and elsewhere . in Great Britain and elsewhere . Where else is Atco Ltd. considering building plants? 31 37 -98 1 Atco Ltd . said its utilities arm is considering building new electric power plants , some valued at more than one billion Canadian dollars ( US $ 851 million ) , in Great Britain and elsewhere . Atco Is this a Canadian company trying to expand overseas? 0 1 -98 2 C . S . Richardson , Atco ' s senior vice president , finance , said its 50 . 1 % - owned Canadian Utilities Ltd . unit is reviewing cogeneration projects in eastern Canada , and conventional electric power generating plants elsewhere , including Britain , where the British government plans to allow limited competition in electrical generation from private - sector suppliers as part of its privatization program . from private - sector suppliers Which suppliers? 59 64 -98 2 C . S . Richardson , Atco ' s senior vice president , finance , said its 50 . 1 % - owned Canadian Utilities Ltd . unit is reviewing cogeneration projects in eastern Canada , and conventional electric power generating plants elsewhere , including Britain , where the British government plans to allow limited competition in electrical generation from private - sector suppliers as part of its privatization program . limited Why would Britain allow foreign companies to have this opportunity? 54 55 -98 2 C . S . Richardson , Atco ' s senior vice president , finance , said its 50 . 1 % - owned Canadian Utilities Ltd . unit is reviewing cogeneration projects in eastern Canada , and conventional electric power generating plants elsewhere , including Britain , where the British government plans to allow limited competition in electrical generation from private - sector suppliers as part of its privatization program . limited competition why not full competition? 54 56 -98 3 " The projects are big . projects are big how big are they? 2 5 -98 4 They can be C $ 1 billion plus , " Mr . Richardson said . " But we wouldn ' t go into them alone , " and Canadian Utilities ' equity stake would be small , he said . " Ideally , we ' d like to be the operator { of the project } and a modest equity investor . C $ 1 billion is that canadian? 3 7 -98 5 Our long suit is our proven ability to operate " power plants , he said . long suit long suit meaning what? 1 3 -98 5 Our long suit is our proven ability to operate " power plants , he said . operate " How good is their history in managing powerplants? 8 10 -99 1 Ripples from the strike by 55 , 000 Machinists union members against Boeing Co . reached air carriers Friday as America West Airlines announced it will postpone its new service out of Houston because of delays in receiving aircraft from the Seattle jet maker . reached air carriers Friday Which air carriers? 15 19 -99 1 Ripples from the strike by 55 , 000 Machinists union members against Boeing Co . reached air carriers Friday as America West Airlines announced it will postpone its new service out of Houston because of delays in receiving aircraft from the Seattle jet maker . strike Why were the machinists on strike? 3 4 -99 1 Ripples from the strike by 55 , 000 Machinists union members against Boeing Co . reached air carriers Friday as America West Airlines announced it will postpone its new service out of Houston because of delays in receiving aircraft from the Seattle jet maker . Seattle jet maker are they in downtown seattle? 41 44 -99 2 Peter Otradovec , vice president for planning at the Phoenix , Ariz . , carrier , said in an interview that the work stoppage at Boeing , now entering its 13th day , " has caused some turmoil in our scheduling " and that more than 500 passengers who were booked to fly out of Houston on America West would now be put on other airlines . turmoil in our scheduling " How had the strike put turmoil into the scheduling? 37 42 -99 4 Now , those routes aren ' t expected to begin until Jan . begin until Jan Why would it take until January? 9 12 -99 4 Now , those routes aren ' t expected to begin until Jan . expected to begin until Jan of what year? 7 12 -99 5 Boeing is also supposed to send to America West another 757 twin - engine aircraft as well as a 737 by year ' s end . also supposed will it actually happen? 2 4 -100 1 A consortium of private investors operating as LJH Funding Co . said it has made a $ 409 million cash bid for most of L . J . Hooker Corp . ' s real - estate and shopping - center holdings . A consortium of private investors Who are the private investors? 0 5 -100 1 A consortium of private investors operating as LJH Funding Co . said it has made a $ 409 million cash bid for most of L . J . Hooker Corp . ' s real - estate and shopping - center holdings . bid Why did the private investors decide to make cash bid? 20 21 -100 1 A consortium of private investors operating as LJH Funding Co . said it has made a $ 409 million cash bid for most of L . J . Hooker Corp . ' s real - estate and shopping - center holdings . most of Why only \"most of\"? Why not buy the entire company? 22 24 -100 2 The $ 409 million bid includes the assumption of an estimated $ 300 million in secured liabilities on those properties , according to those making the bid . secured What are secured liabilities? 15 16 -100 2 The $ 409 million bid includes the assumption of an estimated $ 300 million in secured liabilities on those properties , according to those making the bid . secured liabilities what are secured liabilities? 15 17 -100 2 The $ 409 million bid includes the assumption of an estimated $ 300 million in secured liabilities on those properties , according to those making the bid . assumption Unclear what an assumption means in this context, to the average person. 7 8 -100 2 The $ 409 million bid includes the assumption of an estimated $ 300 million in secured liabilities on those properties , according to those making the bid . those making the bid Who else made bids on the properties? 23 27 -100 3 The group is led by Jay Shidler , chief executive officer of Shidler Investment Corp . in Honolulu , and A . Boyd Simpson , chief executive of the Atlanta - based Simpson Organization Inc . Mr . Shidler ' s company specializes in commercial real - estate investment and claims to have $ 1 billion in assets ; Mr . Simpson is a developer and a former senior executive of L . J . Hooker . and How did Jay Shidler and A. Boyd Simpson meet? 19 20 -100 4 " The assets are good , but they require more money and management " than can be provided in L . J . Hooker ' s current situation , said Mr . Simpson in an interview . " Hooker ' s philosophy was to build and sell . build Hooker's philosophy was to build what exactly? 44 45 -100 4 " The assets are good , but they require more money and management " than can be provided in L . J . Hooker ' s current situation , said Mr . Simpson in an interview . " Hooker ' s philosophy was to build and sell . require more money and management " Why do the assets require more money and management? 8 14 -100 4 " The assets are good , but they require more money and management " than can be provided in L . J . Hooker ' s current situation , said Mr . Simpson in an interview . " Hooker ' s philosophy was to build and sell . money and management " Why do they need more money and management? What is wrong with them? 10 14 -100 5 We want to build and hold . " hold They want to hold onto what? 5 6 -100 5 We want to build and hold . " hold hold their investments? 5 6 -101 1 Olin Corp . said third - quarter net income rose 26 % on the strength of its chemical business . third - quarter What happened to the net income in the first and second quarter? 4 7 -101 1 Olin Corp . said third - quarter net income rose 26 % on the strength of its chemical business . rose What was done differently in the third-quarter that the net income rose 26%? 9 10 -101 1 Olin Corp . said third - quarter net income rose 26 % on the strength of its chemical business . 26 % How much is 26% in dollars? 10 12 -101 1 Olin Corp . said third - quarter net income rose 26 % on the strength of its chemical business . strength Third-quarter net income rose because the chemical business was doing well? 14 15 -101 2 Net was $ 24 million , or $ 1 . 15 a share , up from $ 19 million , or 90 cents a share , a year earlier . up from What was done differently this year that was not done last year? 14 16 -101 2 Net was $ 24 million , or $ 1 . 15 a share , up from $ 19 million , or 90 cents a share , a year earlier . share , a year earlier which year? 24 29 -101 3 Sales rose 7 . 4 % to $ 580 million from $ 540 million . rose How did the sales shoot up 7.4% in such a short time? 1 2 -101 3 Sales rose 7 . 4 % to $ 580 million from $ 540 million . $ 540 When was it $540 mil? 11 13 -101 3 Sales rose 7 . 4 % to $ 580 million from $ 540 million . $ 580 million from $ 540 million how quickly? 7 14 -101 4 Olin said its chemical segment had profit of $ 22 million , up from $ 15 million a year ago , largely because of gains in electrochemicals such as caustic soda . gains Were there any losses at all? 24 25 -101 4 Olin said its chemical segment had profit of $ 22 million , up from $ 15 million a year ago , largely because of gains in electrochemicals such as caustic soda . caustic soda Is there a common name for this? 29 31 -101 4 Olin said its chemical segment had profit of $ 22 million , up from $ 15 million a year ago , largely because of gains in electrochemicals such as caustic soda . caustic soda what is caustic soda? 29 31 -101 4 Olin said its chemical segment had profit of $ 22 million , up from $ 15 million a year ago , largely because of gains in electrochemicals such as caustic soda . electrochemicals What are gains in electrochemicals? 26 27 -101 5 The company said the gains were tied to volume increases and higher prices . gains How did the volume increase and what was the cause of higher prices? 4 5 -101 5 The company said the gains were tied to volume increases and higher prices . volume increases Who is buying the most? 8 10 -101 5 The company said the gains were tied to volume increases and higher prices . volume increases what is a volume increase? 8 10 -102 1 Bank of New England Corp . , seeking to streamline its business after a year of weak earnings and mounting loan problems , said it will sell some operations and lay off 4 % of its work force . some operations Which operations will it sell? 27 29 -102 2 The bank holding company also reported that third - quarter profit dropped 41 % , to $ 42 . 7 million , or 61 cents a share , from the year - earlier $ 72 . 3 million , or $ 1 . 04 a share . year - earlier Which year? 30 33 -102 2 The bank holding company also reported that third - quarter profit dropped 41 % , to $ 42 . 7 million , or 61 cents a share , from the year - earlier $ 72 . 3 million , or $ 1 . 04 a share . profit dropped Why did profit drop? 10 12 -102 4 Altogether , employment is expected to decline to less than 16 , 000 from the current level of about 18 , 000 . current level of about 18 , 000 Are they going to get unemployment? 15 22 -102 5 Walter Connolly , chairman , said in an interview that the company expects to record pretax gains of $ 100 million to $ 125 million from the sale of its leasing operations and of certain financial processing services . certain financial processing services Which services? 34 38 -102 5 Walter Connolly , chairman , said in an interview that the company expects to record pretax gains of $ 100 million to $ 125 million from the sale of its leasing operations and of certain financial processing services . pretax gains What is the number after taxes? 15 17 -103 1 Canada , which is preparing to speed up tariff cuts with the U . S . , recorded a 47 % narrowing in its trade surplus with the U . S . in August , Statistics Canada , a federal agency , reported . narrowing Why is Canada narrowing the trade surplus with U.S.? 21 22 -103 1 Canada , which is preparing to speed up tariff cuts with the U . S . , recorded a 47 % narrowing in its trade surplus with the U . S . in August , Statistics Canada , a federal agency , reported . speed up tariff cuts Does this mean reducing the tariffs and thus reducing lost money when trading? 6 10 -103 2 U . S . exports to Canada jumped 11 . 2 % in August from July while U . S . imports from Canada rose only 2 . 7 % . Canada rose only 2 . 7 % did it have a bad effect? 23 30 -103 2 U . S . exports to Canada jumped 11 . 2 % in August from July while U . S . imports from Canada rose only 2 . 7 % . U . S . imports from Canada rose only 2 . 7 % Why did imports barely rise when exports rose so much? 17 30 -103 3 As a result , Canada ' s trade surplus with the U . S . narrowed to C $ 656 . 5 million ( US $ 558 million ) in August from C $ 1 . 23 billion ( US $ 1 . 04 billion ) in July . narrowed How has this decrease in surplus affect trading? 15 16 -103 3 As a result , Canada ' s trade surplus with the U . S . narrowed to C $ 656 . 5 million ( US $ 558 million ) in August from C $ 1 . 23 billion ( US $ 1 . 04 billion ) in July . narrowed to C $ 656 . 5 million Why did the trade surplus reduce so much if tariffs were cut? 15 23 -103 4 U . S . exports benefited in August from heavy Canadian spending on new plant and equipment and a pickup in Canadian auto demand , Canadian officials said . demand , Canadian officials said which person said it? 23 28 -103 4 U . S . exports benefited in August from heavy Canadian spending on new plant and equipment and a pickup in Canadian auto demand , Canadian officials said . spending on new plant and equipment What kind of new plant equipment? 11 17 -103 5 The U . S . and Canada , which do more trade than any other pair of nations , are to meet next month to arrange an acceleration of planned tariff cuts under the U . S . - Canada free trade agreement . than any other pair of nations , are to meet who is the second biggest pair? 12 22 -103 5 The U . S . and Canada , which do more trade than any other pair of nations , are to meet next month to arrange an acceleration of planned tariff cuts under the U . S . - Canada free trade agreement . acceleration Why are they in such a hurry to come to agreements for the tariff cuts? 27 28 -104 1 The Federal National Mortgage Association set up a three - member office of the chairman and elected James A . Johnson as vice chairman , effective Jan . 1 . James A . Johnson Who is he and where did he come from? 17 21 -104 2 Mr . Johnson has been a managing director at Shearson Lehman Hutton since 1985 , and before that was president of Public Strategies , a Washington consulting firm . Shearson Lehman Hutton What is this company? 9 12 -104 3 He is well - known in Democratic circles , having been executive assistant to Vice President Walter Mondale and chairman of Mr . Mondale ' s 1984 presidential campaign . chairman of Mr . Mondale ' s Did this mean he dealt with the money required for the campaign? 19 26 -104 5 Mr . Johnson , 45 years old , has been a consultant on strategy to Fannie Mae for the past 3 1 / 2 years . consultant on strategy to Fannie Mae What does strategy refer too in this context? 11 17 -105 1 I approached " Mastergate , " Larry Gelbart ' s new comedy at the Criterion Center , with considerable trepidation . considerable trepidation Why did he feel this way? 18 20 -105 1 I approached " Mastergate , " Larry Gelbart ' s new comedy at the Criterion Center , with considerable trepidation . Criterion Center , with considerable trepidation Where was this center located? 14 20 -105 1 I approached " Mastergate , " Larry Gelbart ' s new comedy at the Criterion Center , with considerable trepidation . trepidation Why was the person approaching the comedy with trepidation? 19 20 -105 1 I approached " Mastergate , " Larry Gelbart ' s new comedy at the Criterion Center , with considerable trepidation . considerable trepidation Is this due to Larry Gebart's personality and possibly his political orientation? 18 20 -105 1 I approached " Mastergate , " Larry Gelbart ' s new comedy at the Criterion Center , with considerable trepidation . considerable trepidation Why did the writer have considerable trepidation concerning Larry Gelbart's \"Matergate\" comedy? 18 20 -105 2 Nothing , I assumed , would be more hopelessly dated than a political satire on the Iran - Contra affair . political satire on the Iran - Contra affair . Why is this hopelessly dated? 12 21 -105 2 Nothing , I assumed , would be more hopelessly dated than a political satire on the Iran - Contra affair . Iran - Contra affair When was this? 16 20 -105 2 Nothing , I assumed , would be more hopelessly dated than a political satire on the Iran - Contra affair . Iran - Contra affair What is the Iran-Contra affair and why would anyone make a satire out of it? 16 20 -105 3 I had underestimated , however , both Mr . Gelbart ' s wit and the persistence of scandal in Washington . Mr . Gelbart ' s Who is Mr. Gelbart? 7 12 -105 3 I had underestimated , however , both Mr . Gelbart ' s wit and the persistence of scandal in Washington . scandal in Washington Does the scandal have to do with the Iran-Contra affair? 17 20 -105 3 I had underestimated , however , both Mr . Gelbart ' s wit and the persistence of scandal in Washington . scandal What scandal is the person talking about? 17 18 -105 4 Though the play clearly is framed around the events of Iran - Contra , it takes in the wide sweep of scandals over the past 30 years . wide sweep of scandals What are these scandals? 18 22 -105 4 Though the play clearly is framed around the events of Iran - Contra , it takes in the wide sweep of scandals over the past 30 years . wide sweep of scandals Does it target certain political parties? What stand point does it come from? 18 22 -105 4 Though the play clearly is framed around the events of Iran - Contra , it takes in the wide sweep of scandals over the past 30 years . scandals What other scandals over the past 30 years? 21 22 -105 4 Though the play clearly is framed around the events of Iran - Contra , it takes in the wide sweep of scandals over the past 30 years . sweep of scandals over the past 30 years What scandals happened over 30 years? 19 27 -105 4 Though the play clearly is framed around the events of Iran - Contra , it takes in the wide sweep of scandals over the past 30 years . wide sweep of scandals over the past 30 years How does the play incorporate 30 years worth of scandals into its narrative? 18 27 -105 5 In fact , at one point Merry Chase ( Melinda Mullins ) , a cool , carefully coiffed television announcer , recites a list of a dozen or more scandals of recent years , concluding with those affecting the Department of Housing and Urban Development and the savings and loan industry . dozen or more scandals of recent years , Can we be informed on more of these scandals? 26 34 -105 5 In fact , at one point Merry Chase ( Melinda Mullins ) , a cool , carefully coiffed television announcer , recites a list of a dozen or more scandals of recent years , concluding with those affecting the Department of Housing and Urban Development and the savings and loan industry . Department of Housing and Urban Development What scandal involved the HUD office? 39 45 -105 5 In fact , at one point Merry Chase ( Melinda Mullins ) , a cool , carefully coiffed television announcer , recites a list of a dozen or more scandals of recent years , concluding with those affecting the Department of Housing and Urban Development and the savings and loan industry . savings and loan industry What was the scandal involving the savings and loan industry? 47 51 -106 1 The former president of FirstSouth F . A . , a defunct Arkansas thrift , pleaded guilty to conspiring to inflate the institution ' s earnings by concealing worthless loan guarantees . by concealing worthless loan guarantees What are they? 26 31 -106 1 The former president of FirstSouth F . A . , a defunct Arkansas thrift , pleaded guilty to conspiring to inflate the institution ' s earnings by concealing worthless loan guarantees . a defunct Arkansas thrift , What is a defunct Arkansas thrift? 10 15 -106 1 The former president of FirstSouth F . A . , a defunct Arkansas thrift , pleaded guilty to conspiring to inflate the institution ' s earnings by concealing worthless loan guarantees . worthless loan guarantees How did worthless loan guarantees inflate the earnings? 28 31 -106 1 The former president of FirstSouth F . A . , a defunct Arkansas thrift , pleaded guilty to conspiring to inflate the institution ' s earnings by concealing worthless loan guarantees . loan why are they worthless loan guarantees? 29 30 -106 1 The former president of FirstSouth F . A . , a defunct Arkansas thrift , pleaded guilty to conspiring to inflate the institution ' s earnings by concealing worthless loan guarantees . thrift , What is a thrift in this context? 13 15 -106 2 Roderick D . Reed III , who was also chief operating officer of FirstSouth , could receive a maximum sentence of five years in federal prison and a $ 250 , 000 fine . also chief operating officer of FirstSouth , How did someone so crooked get two positions of power at this company? 8 15 -106 2 Roderick D . Reed III , who was also chief operating officer of FirstSouth , could receive a maximum sentence of five years in federal prison and a $ 250 , 000 fine . of five years in federal prison and is he likely to get it? 20 27 -106 2 Roderick D . Reed III , who was also chief operating officer of FirstSouth , could receive a maximum sentence of five years in federal prison and a $ 250 , 000 fine . five Does he have a chance of parole? 21 22 -106 3 A sentencing date hasn ' t been set . sentencing why hasnt it been set? 1 2 -106 3 A sentencing date hasn ' t been set . date Why and what is the delay? 2 3 -106 4 Mr . Reed admitted he conspired to conceal an agreement not to enforce loan guarantees executed by Dallas real - estate developers A . Starke Taylor III and George S . Watson , both of whom were FirstSouth stockholders . conspired to conceal an agreement How did he think he'd get away with that? 5 10 -106 4 Mr . Reed admitted he conspired to conceal an agreement not to enforce loan guarantees executed by Dallas real - estate developers A . Starke Taylor III and George S . Watson , both of whom were FirstSouth stockholders . conspired What methods did he take to commit to this conspiracy? 5 6 -106 5 Neither Mr . Taylor nor Mr . Watson have been charged with criminal wrongdoing . wrongdoing Again, it doesn't let me highlight everything - just a single word. What wrongdoing were the initially accused of? 13 14 -106 5 Neither Mr . Taylor nor Mr . Watson have been charged with criminal wrongdoing . have been charged Why would these two individuals not be charged as well? 8 11 -106 5 Neither Mr . Taylor nor Mr . Watson have been charged with criminal wrongdoing . criminal wrongdoing why werent they charged? 12 14 -107 1 Prospect Group Inc . , whose recent hostile tender offer for Recognition Equipment Inc . failed for lack of financing , apparently has gained a measure of control over the troubled company anyway . gained How did Prospect Group Inc. gain any control, over Recognition Equipment Inc? 23 24 -107 1 Prospect Group Inc . , whose recent hostile tender offer for Recognition Equipment Inc . failed for lack of financing , apparently has gained a measure of control over the troubled company anyway . recent hostile tender offer How was the offer hostile? 6 10 -107 1 Prospect Group Inc . , whose recent hostile tender offer for Recognition Equipment Inc . failed for lack of financing , apparently has gained a measure of control over the troubled company anyway . over the troubled company anyway How did it gain control despite failing? 28 33 -107 2 As part of what a Recognition spokeswoman termed an " amiable agreement , " Prospect Group will wind up with control of top management posts and an increased stake in the maker of data management equipment . spokeswoman What is the name of this spokeswoman? 6 7 -107 2 As part of what a Recognition spokeswoman termed an " amiable agreement , " Prospect Group will wind up with control of top management posts and an increased stake in the maker of data management equipment . " amiable What's is an amiable agreement? 9 11 -107 2 As part of what a Recognition spokeswoman termed an " amiable agreement , " Prospect Group will wind up with control of top management posts and an increased stake in the maker of data management equipment . " amiable agreement , " Why is it being described as amiable if it was hostile? 9 14 -107 3 In a management restructuring , Thomas L . Ringer resigned as chairman , chief executive and a director , while Israel Sheinberg resigned as a director . Thomas Who replaced those guys? 5 6 -107 3 In a management restructuring , Thomas L . Ringer resigned as chairman , chief executive and a director , while Israel Sheinberg resigned as a director . Sheinberg resigned as a director what was his reasoning for resignation? 21 26 -107 4 Mr . Sheinberg remains as executive vice president . Sheinberg Why did Mr, Sheinberg get promoted? 2 3 -107 4 Mr . Sheinberg remains as executive vice president . remains Why will he retain this role if not the other? 3 4 -107 4 Mr . Sheinberg remains as executive vice president . Sheinberg remains as executive does he want to keep the position? 2 6 -107 5 Thomas M . Hurley and Robert A . Vanourek , who had been designated to take over Recognition ' s top spots had Prospect ' s tender offer succeeded , were named co - chief executives and directors . Recognition ' s How many top spots did Recognition have? 17 20 -107 5 Thomas M . Hurley and Robert A . Vanourek , who had been designated to take over Recognition ' s top spots had Prospect ' s tender offer succeeded , were named co - chief executives and directors . tender offer WHAT IS A TENDER OFFER? 26 28 -108 1 Tribune Co . , helped by a hefty boost in performance at its broadcasting and entertainment operations , said net income jumped 21 % in its third quarter ended Sept . 24 on a 3 % increase in revenue . helped by a hefty boost How did they help? 4 9 -108 1 Tribune Co . , helped by a hefty boost in performance at its broadcasting and entertainment operations , said net income jumped 21 % in its third quarter ended Sept . 24 on a 3 % increase in revenue . 3 % increase in revenue What does that equate to? 34 39 -108 2 The broadcasting and newspaper concern , based in Chicago , said net was $ 62 . 7 million , or 77 cents a primary share , up from $ 51 . 6 million , or 69 cents a share . broadcasting and newspaper concern , why is it a concern? 1 6 -108 3 Per - share figures this year reflect $ 6 . 8 million in preferred - share dividends ; the 1988 quarter didn ' t have such a payout . 1988 quarter didn ' t have such a payout How does this play into things? 19 28 -108 3 Per - share figures this year reflect $ 6 . 8 million in preferred - share dividends ; the 1988 quarter didn ' t have such a payout . 1988 quarter was this a long time ago? 19 21 -108 4 Revenue rose to $ 590 . 7 million from $ 575 . 1 million . Revenue rose How much would they dividend be? 0 2 -108 5 Nine - month net climbed 19 % to $ 174 . 8 million , or $ 2 . 21 a primary share , from $ 147 . 5 million , or $ 1 . 94 a share . Nine - month net climbed 19 % Why did it climb? 0 7 -109 1 Tuesday , October 17 , 1989 Tuesday , October 17 , 1989 What happened on this date? 0 6 -109 1 Tuesday , October 17 , 1989 Tuesday , October 17 , 1989 What is significant about Tuesday, October 17,1989? 0 6 -109 1 Tuesday , October 17 , 1989 Tuesday , October 17 , 1989 What is this date? 0 6 -109 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . don ' t always represent Why don't interest rates always represent transactions? 19 24 -109 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . actual What is a good representation of actual transactions? 24 25 -109 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . actual transactions what do they represent? 24 26 -109 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % Where is the rest of the list? 0 8 -109 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . PRIME RATE : what is a prime rate? 0 3 -109 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % What is this for? 0 8 -109 4 The base rate on corporate loans at large U . S . money center commercial banks . base What is the base rate on corporate loans at large US banks? 1 2 -109 4 The base rate on corporate loans at large U . S . money center commercial banks . center commercial banks which banks? 13 16 -109 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 8 11 / 16 % high , 8 5 / 8 % low , 8 5 / 8 % near closing bid , 8 11 / 16 % offered . 8 11 / 16 % high , How much in USD is that number? 3 10 -109 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 8 11 / 16 % high , 8 5 / 8 % low , 8 5 / 8 % near closing bid , 8 11 / 16 % offered . FEDERAL FUNDS : What are federal funds? 0 3 -109 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 8 11 / 16 % high , 8 5 / 8 % low , 8 5 / 8 % near closing bid , 8 11 / 16 % offered . FEDERAL What do Federal Funds represent? 0 1 -109 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 8 11 / 16 % high , 8 5 / 8 % low , 8 5 / 8 % near closing bid , 8 11 / 16 % offered . FEDERAL FUNDS : What are these for? 0 3 -110 1 Ashton - Tate Corp . reported a net loss of $ 19 . 4 million , or 74 cents a share , for the third quarter , which was burdened by severance costs and the expense of upgrading its database software inventories . severance Why was there such a big debt in severance? 31 32 -110 1 Ashton - Tate Corp . reported a net loss of $ 19 . 4 million , or 74 cents a share , for the third quarter , which was burdened by severance costs and the expense of upgrading its database software inventories . upgrading its database software inventories How big was it's database software inventories before? 37 42 -110 1 Ashton - Tate Corp . reported a net loss of $ 19 . 4 million , or 74 cents a share , for the third quarter , which was burdened by severance costs and the expense of upgrading its database software inventories . severance costs Are these severance costs going to laid off employees? 31 33 -110 2 The software company said revenue slid 28 % to $ 53 . 9 million . slid What was the reason for the slide? 5 6 -110 2 The software company said revenue slid 28 % to $ 53 . 9 million . revenue slid 28 % What was the revenue prior to this? 4 8 -110 3 This contrasts with the year - ago quarter , when the company had net income of $ 11 . 7 million , or 45 cents a share , on revenue of $ 75 . 7 million . income What happened compared to a year-ago? 14 15 -110 3 This contrasts with the year - ago quarter , when the company had net income of $ 11 . 7 million , or 45 cents a share , on revenue of $ 75 . 7 million . This contrasts with the year - ago quarter , What was the reason behind the decline in revenue? 0 9 -110 3 This contrasts with the year - ago quarter , when the company had net income of $ 11 . 7 million , or 45 cents a share , on revenue of $ 75 . 7 million . year - ago Is this the exact same quarter just one year prior? 4 7 -110 4 For the nine months , Ashton - Tate had a loss of $ 27 . 6 million , or $ 1 . 05 a share . Ashton - Tate What is Ashton Tate? 5 8 -110 5 In the year - ago period , the company had profit of $ 34 . 3 million , or $ 1 . 32 a share . company had profit of $ 34 . 3 million , What is the company's profit during this period? 8 18 -110 5 In the year - ago period , the company had profit of $ 34 . 3 million , or $ 1 . 32 a share . period , Is this time measured in quarters or months? 5 7 -111 1 A surprising surge in the U . S . trade deficit raised fears that the nation ' s export drive has stalled , and caused new turmoil in financial markets . the nation ' s export drive has stalled , Why would our export drive have stalled in other nations? 14 23 -111 1 A surprising surge in the U . S . trade deficit raised fears that the nation ' s export drive has stalled , and caused new turmoil in financial markets . nation ' s export drive has stalled , Why would the export drive stall? 15 23 -111 1 A surprising surge in the U . S . trade deficit raised fears that the nation ' s export drive has stalled , and caused new turmoil in financial markets . surprising surge Why was there a surprising surge in the U.S. trade deficit? 1 3 -111 1 A surprising surge in the U . S . trade deficit raised fears that the nation ' s export drive has stalled , and caused new turmoil in financial markets . surprising surge how did the surge occur?\nwhy is it surprising? 1 3 -111 2 The merchandise trade deficit widened in August to $ 10 . 77 billion , the Commerce Department reported , a sharp deterioration from July ' s $ 8 . 24 billion and the largest deficit of any month this year . $ 8 . 24 billion and the largest Why did the largest deficit happen in July? 26 34 -111 2 The merchandise trade deficit widened in August to $ 10 . 77 billion , the Commerce Department reported , a sharp deterioration from July ' s $ 8 . 24 billion and the largest deficit of any month this year . The merchandise trade What types of goods are being effected the most? 0 3 -111 2 The merchandise trade deficit widened in August to $ 10 . 77 billion , the Commerce Department reported , a sharp deterioration from July ' s $ 8 . 24 billion and the largest deficit of any month this year . widened in August Why did the merchandise trade deficit widen in August? 4 7 -111 3 Exports fell for the second month in a row , while imports rose to a record . while imports rose Would putting a tariff on those imports help mend the deficit? 10 13 -111 3 Exports fell for the second month in a row , while imports rose to a record . fell for the second month Why did the exports fell for two moths in a row? 1 6 -111 3 Exports fell for the second month in a row , while imports rose to a record . imports rose to a record Why did the imports rose while the exports were falling?\n 11 16 -111 4 " This is one of the worst trade releases we ' ve had since the dollar troughed out in 1987 , " said Geoffrey Dennis , chief international economist at James Capel Inc . Like most analysts , Mr . Dennis was hesitant to read too much into one month ' s numbers ; but he said , " It indicates perhaps that the balance in the U . S . economy is not as good as we ' ve been led to believe . " not as good as we ' ve been led to believe . " Why would the balance in the US economy not be as balanced as believed? 73 86 -111 4 " This is one of the worst trade releases we ' ve had since the dollar troughed out in 1987 , " said Geoffrey Dennis , chief international economist at James Capel Inc . Like most analysts , Mr . Dennis was hesitant to read too much into one month ' s numbers ; but he said , " It indicates perhaps that the balance in the U . S . economy is not as good as we ' ve been led to believe . " not as good Who misled Mr. Dennis into believing the U.S. economy was better than it actually was? 73 76 -111 4 " This is one of the worst trade releases we ' ve had since the dollar troughed out in 1987 , " said Geoffrey Dennis , chief international economist at James Capel Inc . Like most analysts , Mr . Dennis was hesitant to read too much into one month ' s numbers ; but he said , " It indicates perhaps that the balance in the U . S . economy is not as good as we ' ve been led to believe . " hesitant to read Why are most analysts hesitant to read one month's numbers? 42 45 -111 5 The number had a troubling effect on Wall Street , suggesting that more fundamental economic problems may underlie last Friday ' s stock market slide . more fundamental economic problems How big of an economical problem could this turnout to be? 12 16 -111 5 The number had a troubling effect on Wall Street , suggesting that more fundamental economic problems may underlie last Friday ' s stock market slide . fundamental economic problems What are the fundamental economic problems underlying the stock market's slide? 13 16 -111 5 The number had a troubling effect on Wall Street , suggesting that more fundamental economic problems may underlie last Friday ' s stock market slide . last Friday ' s stock market slide how does the last friday's slide affect the future numbers of the Wall street? 18 25 -112 1 Hopes for quick enactment of pending deficit - reduction legislation faded as efforts to streamline the House version in advance of a House - Senate conference broke down . Hopes who is hoping? 0 1 -112 1 Hopes for quick enactment of pending deficit - reduction legislation faded as efforts to streamline the House version in advance of a House - Senate conference broke down . deficit - reduction legislation What does \"deficit-reduction legislation\" mean? 6 10 -112 1 Hopes for quick enactment of pending deficit - reduction legislation faded as efforts to streamline the House version in advance of a House - Senate conference broke down . House version What does the \"House version\" consist of? 16 18 -112 1 Hopes for quick enactment of pending deficit - reduction legislation faded as efforts to streamline the House version in advance of a House - Senate conference broke down . conference broke down Why did the conference break down? 25 28 -112 2 House leaders had hoped to follow the Senate ' s lead by getting an agreement from House committee chairmen under which they would drop items that wouldn ' t reduce the fiscal 1990 budget deficit from the House - passed bill before the negotiations with the Senate began . House leaders had hoped Which house leaders? 0 4 -112 2 House leaders had hoped to follow the Senate ' s lead by getting an agreement from House committee chairmen under which they would drop items that wouldn ' t reduce the fiscal 1990 budget deficit from the House - passed bill before the negotiations with the Senate began . 1990 budget is this a well known budget? 32 34 -112 2 House leaders had hoped to follow the Senate ' s lead by getting an agreement from House committee chairmen under which they would drop items that wouldn ' t reduce the fiscal 1990 budget deficit from the House - passed bill before the negotiations with the Senate began . House - passed bill What was the \"House-passed bill?\" 37 41 -112 3 But the effort became snagged on the question of what would become of other issues , ranging from cutting the capital - gains tax to child care to repeal of catastrophic - illness insurance . " Many members feel there are important features of the House bill that should be enacted , " Speaker Thomas Foley ( D . , Wash . ) said . " If there is any support for reducing the bill , it is conditioned on their desire to see them passed in another form . " their desire why do they desire it? 80 82 -112 3 But the effort became snagged on the question of what would become of other issues , ranging from cutting the capital - gains tax to child care to repeal of catastrophic - illness insurance . " Many members feel there are important features of the House bill that should be enacted , " Speaker Thomas Foley ( D . , Wash . ) said . " If there is any support for reducing the bill , it is conditioned on their desire to see them passed in another form . " reducing the bill , Why would they want to reduce the bill? 72 76 -112 4 Now those items will be discussed in a House - Senate conference , which could begin as soon as today , with the expectation that they could either be resolved there or placed into other legislation . " You ' ve got to give these chairmen the opportunity to see if they can work things out , " said House Budget Committee Chairman Leon Panetta ( D . , Calif . ) . " This is a democratic process - - you can ' t slam - dunk anything around here . " placed into other legislation Why would it be placed into another legislation? 32 36 -112 5 White House Budget Director Richard Darman has said he would continue to press to keep the capital - gains provision in the final version of the bill unless the House drops many of its costly provisions . Richard Darman what are his credentials? 4 6 -112 5 White House Budget Director Richard Darman has said he would continue to press to keep the capital - gains provision in the final version of the bill unless the House drops many of its costly provisions . capital - gains provision What is the capital-gains provision? 16 20 -112 5 White House Budget Director Richard Darman has said he would continue to press to keep the capital - gains provision in the final version of the bill unless the House drops many of its costly provisions . capital - gains provision What is the capital-gains provision? 16 20 -113 1 Mutual - fund czar John M . Templeton has put his money where his moniker is , pouring $ 1 . 4 million into one of his own funds , the Templeton Value Fund . John M . Templeton What is John M. Templeton's net worth? 4 8 -113 1 Mutual - fund czar John M . Templeton has put his money where his moniker is , pouring $ 1 . 4 million into one of his own funds , the Templeton Value Fund . pouring $ 1 . 4 million into one of his own funds , Why is Templeton putting so much of his own money into the fund? 17 30 -113 1 Mutual - fund czar John M . Templeton has put his money where his moniker is , pouring $ 1 . 4 million into one of his own funds , the Templeton Value Fund . Templeton Value Fund What does this fund do for the public? 31 34 -113 2 Mr . Templeton owns shares in several of the 33 funds that his firm manages , but only in three of the 10 available to U . S . investors , according to filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission . three of the 10 available to U . S . investors , Who are the other funds available to? 19 31 -113 2 Mr . Templeton owns shares in several of the 33 funds that his firm manages , but only in three of the 10 available to U . S . investors , according to filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission . 33 funds What are some of the 33 funds? 9 11 -113 3 Those are Templeton Global Income , Templeton Emerging Markets and now the Value Fund . Templeton Emerging Markets Which countries does the Templeton Emerging Markets fund invest in? 6 9 -113 3 Those are Templeton Global Income , Templeton Emerging Markets and now the Value Fund . Global Income , Templeton Emerging Markets What do these funds do? 3 9 -113 4 Why did he add the Value Fund to the list ? Value Fund What's the Value Fund's ROI? 5 7 -113 4 Why did he add the Value Fund to the list ? Why Why did he add the Value Fund to the list? 0 1 -113 5 Because he ' s very bullish on the emerging growth stocks that make up the fund ' s portfolio , Mr . Templeton said from his Bahamas hideaway . very bullish Why is Mr. Templeton bullish on emerging growth stocks? 4 6 -113 5 Because he ' s very bullish on the emerging growth stocks that make up the fund ' s portfolio , Mr . Templeton said from his Bahamas hideaway . he ' s very bullish on the emerging growth Why is Templeton so bullish on the stocks? 1 10 -113 5 Because he ' s very bullish on the emerging growth stocks that make up the fund ' s portfolio , Mr . Templeton said from his Bahamas hideaway . bullish Bullish in what sense? 5 6 -113 5 Because he ' s very bullish on the emerging growth stocks that make up the fund ' s portfolio , Mr . Templeton said from his Bahamas hideaway . bullish What does this mean in terms of business? 5 6 -114 1 A new drug to prevent the rejection of transplanted organs has been successfully used on more than 100 patients at the University of Pittsburgh , according to researchers . according to researchers . Who are the researchers? 25 29 -114 1 A new drug to prevent the rejection of transplanted organs has been successfully used on more than 100 patients at the University of Pittsburgh , according to researchers . prevent the rejection How does it completely prevent rejection? 4 7 -114 1 A new drug to prevent the rejection of transplanted organs has been successfully used on more than 100 patients at the University of Pittsburgh , according to researchers . successfully used What length of time indicates a success for this test? 12 14 -114 1 A new drug to prevent the rejection of transplanted organs has been successfully used on more than 100 patients at the University of Pittsburgh , according to researchers . new drug What is the chemical makeup of the new drug? 1 3 -114 1 A new drug to prevent the rejection of transplanted organs has been successfully used on more than 100 patients at the University of Pittsburgh , according to researchers . rejection Why are transplanted organ rejected? 6 7 -114 2 The drug , which is still in the experimental phase , hasn ' t been approved yet by the Food and Drug Admistration , and its long - term effects are unknown . long - term effects What kind of long-term effects are possible? 26 30 -114 2 The drug , which is still in the experimental phase , hasn ' t been approved yet by the Food and Drug Admistration , and its long - term effects are unknown . which is still in the experimental phase , How long has the drug been being experimented with? 3 11 -114 2 The drug , which is still in the experimental phase , hasn ' t been approved yet by the Food and Drug Admistration , and its long - term effects are unknown . drug , which is still in the experimental phase , What is the name of the new drug? 1 11 -114 2 The drug , which is still in the experimental phase , hasn ' t been approved yet by the Food and Drug Admistration , and its long - term effects are unknown . approved How long does it take to get approved? 15 16 -114 3 But researchers say the drug , called FK - 506 , could revolutionize the transplantation field by reducing harmful side effects and by lowering rejection rates . reducing harmful side effects What harmful side effects does it help prevent? 17 21 -114 3 But researchers say the drug , called FK - 506 , could revolutionize the transplantation field by reducing harmful side effects and by lowering rejection rates . by reducing harmful side effects What side effects are being reduced? 16 21 -114 3 But researchers say the drug , called FK - 506 , could revolutionize the transplantation field by reducing harmful side effects and by lowering rejection rates . lowering rejection rates How much are the rejection rates being lowered? 23 26 -114 3 But researchers say the drug , called FK - 506 , could revolutionize the transplantation field by reducing harmful side effects and by lowering rejection rates . reducing harmful side effects and by lowering What is the reaction that causes the reduction in harmful side effects and the lowering of rejection rates? 17 24 -114 3 But researchers say the drug , called FK - 506 , could revolutionize the transplantation field by reducing harmful side effects and by lowering rejection rates . side effects How do they know it reduces side effects if it hasn't been tested long enough yet? 19 21 -114 4 Rejection has been the major obstacle in the approximately 30 , 000 organ transplants performed world - wide each year . 30 , 000 organ transplants What is the limiting factor in terms of the number of transplants that occur? 9 14 -114 4 Rejection has been the major obstacle in the approximately 30 , 000 organ transplants performed world - wide each year . 30 , 000 organ transplants performed What organ is the most commonly rejected? 9 15 -114 5 Researchers began using the drug in February on patients who had received kidney , liver , heart and pancreas transplants . kidney , liver , heart and pancreas How does the drug perform when other organs are being transplanted? 12 19 -114 5 Researchers began using the drug in February on patients who had received kidney , liver , heart and pancreas transplants . using the drug in February on patients How many patient trials have there been? 2 9 -114 5 Researchers began using the drug in February on patients who had received kidney , liver , heart and pancreas transplants . using the drug How can they use the drug if it has not been approved yet? 2 5 -115 1 The dollar finished softer yesterday , tilted lower by continued concern about the stock market . continued concern What is concerning about the stock market? 9 11 -115 1 The dollar finished softer yesterday , tilted lower by continued concern about the stock market . concern Why is there concern about the stock market? 10 11 -115 1 The dollar finished softer yesterday , tilted lower by continued concern about the stock market . softer does softer mean lower? 3 4 -115 1 The dollar finished softer yesterday , tilted lower by continued concern about the stock market . concern about the stock market Why is there concern about the stock market? 10 15 -115 2 " We ' re trading with a very wary eye on Wall Street , " said Trevor Woodland , chief corporate trader at Harris Trust & Savings Bank in New York . " No one is willing to place a firm bet that the stock market won ' t take another tumultuous ride . " another tumultuous ride What tumultuous ride has the stock market been on? 50 53 -115 2 " We ' re trading with a very wary eye on Wall Street , " said Trevor Woodland , chief corporate trader at Harris Trust & Savings Bank in New York . " No one is willing to place a firm bet that the stock market won ' t take another tumultuous ride . " tumultuous ride Why is the stock market taking a tumultuous ride? 51 53 -115 2 " We ' re trading with a very wary eye on Wall Street , " said Trevor Woodland , chief corporate trader at Harris Trust & Savings Bank in New York . " No one is willing to place a firm bet that the stock market won ' t take another tumultuous ride . " tumultuous why would it? 51 52 -115 2 " We ' re trading with a very wary eye on Wall Street , " said Trevor Woodland , chief corporate trader at Harris Trust & Savings Bank in New York . " No one is willing to place a firm bet that the stock market won ' t take another tumultuous ride . " tumultuous ride Why would the stock market take another tumultuous ride? 51 53 -115 3 News of the major earthquake in California Tuesday triggered a round of dollar sales in early Asian trade , but most foreign - exchange dealers said they expect the impact of the quake on financial markets to be short - lived . major earthquake in California Where is California was there an earthquake? 3 7 -115 3 News of the major earthquake in California Tuesday triggered a round of dollar sales in early Asian trade , but most foreign - exchange dealers said they expect the impact of the quake on financial markets to be short - lived . short - lived Why would the financial impact be short lived? 38 41 -115 3 News of the major earthquake in California Tuesday triggered a round of dollar sales in early Asian trade , but most foreign - exchange dealers said they expect the impact of the quake on financial markets to be short - lived . triggered a round Why did the earthquake create sales in Asian trade? 8 11 -115 3 News of the major earthquake in California Tuesday triggered a round of dollar sales in early Asian trade , but most foreign - exchange dealers said they expect the impact of the quake on financial markets to be short - lived . short - lived Why would the impact of the earthquake on financial markets be short-lived? 38 41 -115 3 News of the major earthquake in California Tuesday triggered a round of dollar sales in early Asian trade , but most foreign - exchange dealers said they expect the impact of the quake on financial markets to be short - lived . major earthquake Why does a major earthquake in California effect Asian trade? 3 5 -115 4 Despite the dollar ' s lackluster performance , some foreign - exchange traders maintain that the U . S . unit remains relatively well bid . traders maintain What makes the traders' opinion different than the performance of the dollar? 12 14 -115 5 Harris Trust ' s Mr . Woodland noted that the unit continues to show resilience in the face of a barrage of " headline negatives " in recent weeks , including rate increases in Europe and Japan , aggressive central bank intervention , a 190 - point plunge in New York stock prices , an unexpectedly poor U . S . trade report and action by the Federal Reserve to nudge U . S . rates lower . show resilience How has it shown resilience? 13 15 -115 5 Harris Trust ' s Mr . Woodland noted that the unit continues to show resilience in the face of a barrage of " headline negatives " in recent weeks , including rate increases in Europe and Japan , aggressive central bank intervention , a 190 - point plunge in New York stock prices , an unexpectedly poor U . S . trade report and action by the Federal Reserve to nudge U . S . rates lower . " headline negatives " is this just bad news? 22 26 -115 5 Harris Trust ' s Mr . Woodland noted that the unit continues to show resilience in the face of a barrage of " headline negatives " in recent weeks , including rate increases in Europe and Japan , aggressive central bank intervention , a 190 - point plunge in New York stock prices , an unexpectedly poor U . S . trade report and action by the Federal Reserve to nudge U . S . rates lower . show resilience How is the dollar showing resilience? 13 15 -116 1 INSURERS ARE FACING billions of dollars in damage claims from the California quake . INSURERS ARE FACING Why is it typed all in capitals? 0 3 -116 1 INSURERS ARE FACING billions of dollars in damage claims from the California quake . billions of dollars How many billions of dollars? 3 6 -116 1 INSURERS ARE FACING billions of dollars in damage claims from the California quake . California quake Which Earthquake are we speaking of? 11 13 -116 1 INSURERS ARE FACING billions of dollars in damage claims from the California quake . the California quake Where and when did the earthquake happen? 10 13 -116 1 INSURERS ARE FACING billions of dollars in damage claims from the California quake . INSURERS which insurers? 0 1 -116 1 INSURERS ARE FACING billions of dollars in damage claims from the California quake . California quake Which quake and where in California? 11 13 -116 2 But most businesses in the Bay area , including Silicon Valley , weren ' t greatly affected . weren ' t greatly affected Why weren't they greatly affected and how? 12 17 -116 2 But most businesses in the Bay area , including Silicon Valley , weren ' t greatly affected . affected What does it matter if silicon wasn't affected; where's the concern for the whole state? 16 17 -116 2 But most businesses in the Bay area , including Silicon Valley , weren ' t greatly affected . greatly affected why not affected? 15 17 -116 3 Computer and software companies in the region are expecting virtually no long - term disruption in shipments . Computer and software companies Why do these companies not expect no long-term disruption in shipments compare to the other companies in the region? 0 4 -116 3 Computer and software companies in the region are expecting virtually no long - term disruption in shipments . long - term disruption in shipments Why are we concerned with shipments when damages need to be accounted for state wide?What kind of damage would be deemed a disruption? 11 17 -116 3 Computer and software companies in the region are expecting virtually no long - term disruption in shipments . virtually but not literally? 9 10 -116 4 Also , investors quickly singled out stocks of companies expected to profit or suffer from the disaster . stocks of companies What are the stocks that they expect to profit or suffer? 6 9 -116 4 Also , investors quickly singled out stocks of companies expected to profit or suffer from the disaster . investors Who are these investors? 2 3 -116 4 Also , investors quickly singled out stocks of companies expected to profit or suffer from the disaster . investors quickly singled out stocks how did they single out? 2 7 -116 4 Also , investors quickly singled out stocks of companies expected to profit or suffer from the disaster . companies Which companies? 8 9 -116 5 Leveraged buy - outs may be curbed by two rules in pending congressional legislation . two rules What are the two rules the writer is referring to? 8 10 -116 5 Leveraged buy - outs may be curbed by two rules in pending congressional legislation . Leveraged buy - outs What is a leveraged buy-out? 0 4 -117 1 CALIFORNIA STRUGGLED with the aftermath of a Bay area earthquake . Bay area how big was the quake? 7 9 -117 1 CALIFORNIA STRUGGLED with the aftermath of a Bay area earthquake . the aftermath How much damage did the earthquake do? 3 5 -117 1 CALIFORNIA STRUGGLED with the aftermath of a Bay area earthquake . Bay area earthquake How strong was the earthquake? 7 10 -117 2 As aftershocks shook the San Francisco Bay area , rescuers searched through rubble for survivors of Tuesday ' s temblor , and residents picked their way through glass - strewn streets . Tuesday ' s temblor , what is a temblor? 16 21 -117 2 As aftershocks shook the San Francisco Bay area , rescuers searched through rubble for survivors of Tuesday ' s temblor , and residents picked their way through glass - strewn streets . aftershocks shook How long did the aftershocks last? 1 3 -117 2 As aftershocks shook the San Francisco Bay area , rescuers searched through rubble for survivors of Tuesday ' s temblor , and residents picked their way through glass - strewn streets . searched through rubble for survivors How many people were rescued? 10 15 -117 3 In Oakland , hopes faded for finding any more survivors within the concrete and steel from the collapse of an interstate highway . hopes faded for finding any more survivors How many were thought to be left? 3 10 -117 3 In Oakland , hopes faded for finding any more survivors within the concrete and steel from the collapse of an interstate highway . interstate highway Were many cars involved? 20 22 -117 4 At least 270 people were reported killed and 1 , 400 injured in the rush - hour tremor that caused billions of dollars of damage along 100 miles of the San Andreas fault . San Andreas fault where is that? 30 33 -117 4 At least 270 people were reported killed and 1 , 400 injured in the rush - hour tremor that caused billions of dollars of damage along 100 miles of the San Andreas fault . tremor How strong was the tremor? 17 18 -117 4 At least 270 people were reported killed and 1 , 400 injured in the rush - hour tremor that caused billions of dollars of damage along 100 miles of the San Andreas fault . rush - hour What time was it? 14 17 -117 4 At least 270 people were reported killed and 1 , 400 injured in the rush - hour tremor that caused billions of dollars of damage along 100 miles of the San Andreas fault . 100 miles of the San Andreas fault How long is the fault? 26 33 -117 5 Bush declared the region a major disaster area and the military was mobilized to prevent looting . military was mobilized how many troops? 10 13 -117 5 Bush declared the region a major disaster area and the military was mobilized to prevent looting . the military What branch of the military is responsible for this? 9 11 -117 5 Bush declared the region a major disaster area and the military was mobilized to prevent looting . mobilized to prevent looting Was there a lot of looting? 12 16 -118 1 Texaco Inc . has purchased an oil - producing company in Texas for $ 476 . 5 million , its first major acquisition since its legal brawl with Pennzoil Co . began more than four years ago . acquisition What does this mean? 22 23 -118 1 Texaco Inc . has purchased an oil - producing company in Texas for $ 476 . 5 million , its first major acquisition since its legal brawl with Pennzoil Co . began more than four years ago . since its legal brawl with Pennzoil Co What was the legal brawl about? 23 30 -118 1 Texaco Inc . has purchased an oil - producing company in Texas for $ 476 . 5 million , its first major acquisition since its legal brawl with Pennzoil Co . began more than four years ago . four years ago when was the last? 34 37 -118 1 Texaco Inc . has purchased an oil - producing company in Texas for $ 476 . 5 million , its first major acquisition since its legal brawl with Pennzoil Co . began more than four years ago . an oil - producing company in Texas Which oil-producing company in Texas? 5 12 -118 1 Texaco Inc . has purchased an oil - producing company in Texas for $ 476 . 5 million , its first major acquisition since its legal brawl with Pennzoil Co . began more than four years ago . its legal brawl What was this legal brawl about? 24 27 -118 1 Texaco Inc . has purchased an oil - producing company in Texas for $ 476 . 5 million , its first major acquisition since its legal brawl with Pennzoil Co . began more than four years ago . legal brawl What sort of legal brawl were they engaged in? 25 27 -118 2 The White Plains , N . Y . , oil company said Friday that it had acquired Tana Production Corp . , a subsidiary of TRT Energy Holdings Inc . , for $ 95 . 1 million in cash , with the rest to be paid in shares of a new , non - voting issue of preferred stock . non - voting issue what is a non voting issue? 52 56 -118 3 Tana , which holds properties in 17 oil and gas fields in south Texas , will provide Texaco with mostly gas reserves . mostly gas reserves What else will they provide Texaco? 19 22 -118 4 The fields contain recoverable reserves of 435 billion cubic feet of natural gas and four million barrels of oil . recoverable reserves what is a recoverable reserve? 3 5 -118 5 " This acquisition is another indication of Texaco ' s commitment to increase the company ' s reserve base , " said Chief Executive Officer James W . Kinnear . acquisition when was the last indication? 2 3 -118 5 " This acquisition is another indication of Texaco ' s commitment to increase the company ' s reserve base , " said Chief Executive Officer James W . Kinnear . reserve base , " Elaborate on what a reserve base is. 17 21 -119 1 With a Twist of the Wrist Twist what about a flick? 2 3 -119 1 With a Twist of the Wrist With a Twist of the Wrist What was with a twist of the wrist? 0 6 -119 1 With a Twist of the Wrist Twist of the Wrist Why would they twist their wrist? 2 6 -119 2 Boys with tops , and Frisbee tossers , Frisbee tossers , why are they tossed? 5 8 -119 2 Boys with tops , and Frisbee tossers , Boys with tops , What about boys with tops? 0 4 -119 2 Boys with tops , and Frisbee tossers , Frisbee tossers , What is a frisbee tosser? 5 8 -119 3 And P . R . types with bees in their bonnet , P . R What are PR types? 1 4 -119 3 And P . R . types with bees in their bonnet , P . R . types What are P.R. types? 1 6 -119 4 Have a goal in common , all of them try goal in common , what is the goal? 2 6 -119 4 Have a goal in common , all of them try Have a goal in common , What is their common goal? 0 6 -119 4 Have a goal in common , all of them try goal in common , Whats the goal that's in common? 2 6 -119 4 Have a goal in common , all of them try all of them try What are they all trying? 6 10 -119 5 To put the right spin on it . spin on it Put the spin on what? 4 7 -119 5 To put the right spin on it . right spin on it What is it that they are putting a spin on? 3 7 -119 5 To put the right spin on it . spin What is the spin? 4 5 -120 1 The Senate convicted U . S . District Judge Alcee Hastings of Florida of eight impeachment articles , removing the 53 - year - old judge from his $ 89 , 500 - a - year , lifetime job . removing Why is he being impeached? 18 19 -120 1 The Senate convicted U . S . District Judge Alcee Hastings of Florida of eight impeachment articles , removing the 53 - year - old judge from his $ 89 , 500 - a - year , lifetime job . eight impeachment articles , What were the impeachment articles? 14 18 -120 2 Mr . Hastings ' s case was particularly nettlesome because it marked the first time a federal official was impeached and removed from office on charges of which a jury had acquitted him . on charges of which a jury had acquitted him . What were the charges he was acquitted of? 24 34 -120 2 Mr . Hastings ' s case was particularly nettlesome because it marked the first time a federal official was impeached and removed from office on charges of which a jury had acquitted him . removed from office Why was he removed from office if he had been acquitted? 21 24 -120 2 Mr . Hastings ' s case was particularly nettlesome because it marked the first time a federal official was impeached and removed from office on charges of which a jury had acquitted him . nettlesome what is this word? 8 9 -120 2 Mr . Hastings ' s case was particularly nettlesome because it marked the first time a federal official was impeached and removed from office on charges of which a jury had acquitted him . jury had acquitted him Why did the jury acquit him? 29 33 -120 3 In 1983 , Mr . Hastings was found not guilty of accepting a $ 150 , 000 bribe in a case before him , the central charge on which the Senate convicted him . convicted How can he be convicted if he was found not guilty? 31 32 -120 3 In 1983 , Mr . Hastings was found not guilty of accepting a $ 150 , 000 bribe in a case before him , the central charge on which the Senate convicted him . 1983 , how long was the case? 1 3 -120 3 In 1983 , Mr . Hastings was found not guilty of accepting a $ 150 , 000 bribe in a case before him , the central charge on which the Senate convicted him . in a case before him , What was the case? 18 24 -120 3 In 1983 , Mr . Hastings was found not guilty of accepting a $ 150 , 000 bribe in a case before him , the central charge on which the Senate convicted him . accepting a $ 150 , 000 bribe Who was the bribe from? 11 18 -120 4 He was only the sixth federal judge ever ousted from office after an impeachment trial . sixth federal who were the first five? 4 6 -120 4 He was only the sixth federal judge ever ousted from office after an impeachment trial . sixth federal judge Who were the other five? 4 7 -120 5 With no floor debate , the Senate on Friday voted 69 - 26 to convict Mr . Hastings of perjury and conspiring to accept a bribe , five votes more than needed . five votes more than needed Why did they need 64 votes? 27 32 -121 1 China could exhaust its foreign - exchange reserves as early as next year , a Western government report says , unless imports are cut drastically to help narrow the balance - of - payments deficit . exhaust its foreign - exchange reserves How much foreign-exchange reserves does China have? 2 8 -121 1 China could exhaust its foreign - exchange reserves as early as next year , a Western government report says , unless imports are cut drastically to help narrow the balance - of - payments deficit . balance - of - payments How did China manage to get into this situation? 29 34 -121 1 China could exhaust its foreign - exchange reserves as early as next year , a Western government report says , unless imports are cut drastically to help narrow the balance - of - payments deficit . Western government report which goverment report 15 18 -121 1 China could exhaust its foreign - exchange reserves as early as next year , a Western government report says , unless imports are cut drastically to help narrow the balance - of - payments deficit . a Western government report says , Who are the authors of the report? 14 20 -121 2 According to the report , completed last month , if China ' s trade gap continues to widen at the pace seen in the first seven months of this year , the reserves would be wiped out either in 1990 or 1991 . China ' s trade gap continues to widen Why is the trade gap for China widening? 10 18 -121 2 According to the report , completed last month , if China ' s trade gap continues to widen at the pace seen in the first seven months of this year , the reserves would be wiped out either in 1990 or 1991 . 1991 Looking back from 2020, what were the causes of this? 41 42 -121 2 According to the report , completed last month , if China ' s trade gap continues to widen at the pace seen in the first seven months of this year , the reserves would be wiped out either in 1990 or 1991 . 1990 or 1991 which one? 39 42 -121 3 A country is considered financially healthy if its reserves cover three months of its imports . three How and who came to this conclusion? 10 11 -121 3 A country is considered financially healthy if its reserves cover three months of its imports . reserves cover three months of its imports how many countries are healthy? 8 15 -121 5 The report by the Western government , which declines to be identified , concludes that " a near - term foreign - exchange payment problem can be avoided only if import growth drops to below 5 % per annum . " which declines to be identified , Why does the western government decline to be identified? 7 13 -121 5 The report by the Western government , which declines to be identified , concludes that " a near - term foreign - exchange payment problem can be avoided only if import growth drops to below 5 % per annum . " identified , How can we trust the source if we cannot know the source? 11 13 -121 5 The report by the Western government , which declines to be identified , concludes that " a near - term foreign - exchange payment problem can be avoided only if import growth drops to below 5 % per annum . " Western government , which government? 4 7 -122 1 Are consumers too deep in hock ? hock ? What does this word refer to and in what context? 5 7 -122 1 Are consumers too deep in hock ? consumers What consumers are too deep in hock? 1 2 -122 1 Are consumers too deep in hock ? too deep in hock ? What would constitute being too deep? 2 7 -122 2 A lot of observers think so , and , if they ' re right , the whole economy as well as the spendthrifts among us could be hurt . whole economy Why would the whole economy be hurting? 16 18 -122 2 A lot of observers think so , and , if they ' re right , the whole economy as well as the spendthrifts among us could be hurt . hurt Why would the observers be hurt? 27 28 -122 2 A lot of observers think so , and , if they ' re right , the whole economy as well as the spendthrifts among us could be hurt . A lot of observers think so , Which observers? 0 7 -122 3 A sudden , forced cutback by consumers , who normally account for about two - thirds of economic activity , would damp the economy at a time when plant - and - equipment spending is slowing and deficit - racked governments can ' t readily take up the slack . forced cutback by consumers , Why are consumers being forced to cut back? 3 8 -122 3 A sudden , forced cutback by consumers , who normally account for about two - thirds of economic activity , would damp the economy at a time when plant - and - equipment spending is slowing and deficit - racked governments can ' t readily take up the slack . sudden , forced cutback by consumers , Why would a sudden cutback by consumers happen? 1 8 -122 4 And another wave of bad loans would further batter many already - shaky lending institutions . bad Is this a global issue or specific to a region? 4 5 -122 4 And another wave of bad loans would further batter many already - shaky lending institutions . already - shaky Why are some of these lending institutions already shaky? 10 13 -122 4 And another wave of bad loans would further batter many already - shaky lending institutions . many already - shaky lending institutions Which lending institutions? 9 15 -122 5 The worriers cite some worrisome trends . worriers Who are the worriers and what are their facts? 1 2 -122 5 The worriers cite some worrisome trends . worrisome trends . How worrisome are the trends? 4 7 -122 5 The worriers cite some worrisome trends . trends What were the worrisome trends 5 6 -122 5 The worriers cite some worrisome trends . worriers cite some worrisome trends What worrisome trends exist? 1 6 -123 1 Eastman Kodak Co . , seeking to position itself in the potentially huge high - definition television market , unveiled a converter that can transform conventional motion - picture film into high - definition video . seeking to position itself Why are they seeking to position themselves? 5 9 -123 2 The move also helps the Rochester , N . Y . , photographic giant ensure that its motion - picture film business - - for which it holds a virtual monopoly , supplying every Hollywood movie company - - isn ' t made obsolete by the upstart HDTV business . obsolete How would Eastman Kodak's film business be made obsolete by HDTV? 43 44 -123 2 The move also helps the Rochester , N . Y . , photographic giant ensure that its motion - picture film business - - for which it holds a virtual monopoly , supplying every Hollywood movie company - - isn ' t made obsolete by the upstart HDTV business . virtual monopoly , What is a virtual monopoly? 29 32 -123 3 While the prototype converter is costly , it ' s being lauded by the infant HDTV industry as a way of increasing the number of high - quality shows that can be seen on the new medium . costly , How costly is the converter? 5 7 -123 3 While the prototype converter is costly , it ' s being lauded by the infant HDTV industry as a way of increasing the number of high - quality shows that can be seen on the new medium . prototype converter is costly , How much does it cost? 2 7 -123 4 " The industry has been waiting with bated breath for the machines to come along , " says David Niles , president of Eleven Twenty Five Productions Inc . , a New York pioneer in high - definition programming . " The industry has been waiting with bated breath Why have the industries been waiting for these machines? 0 9 -123 5 He notes that industry executives have until now worried that they would face a severe shortage of programs once consumers begin replacing their TV sets with HDTVs . industry executives have until now worried Which industry executives have worried? 3 9 -123 5 He notes that industry executives have until now worried that they would face a severe shortage of programs once consumers begin replacing their TV sets with HDTVs . severe shortage Why would there be a severe shortage of programs due to HDTV? 14 16 -124 1 A group of shareholders filed suit against Imperial Corp . of America , Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc . , First Executive Corp . and others , charging them with artificially inflating Imperial ' s stock price to protect certain major investors . A group of shareholders Who are the shareholders? 0 4 -124 1 A group of shareholders filed suit against Imperial Corp . of America , Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc . , First Executive Corp . and others , charging them with artificially inflating Imperial ' s stock price to protect certain major investors . protect Which investors was Imperial Court accused of protecting? 37 38 -124 1 A group of shareholders filed suit against Imperial Corp . of America , Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc . , First Executive Corp . and others , charging them with artificially inflating Imperial ' s stock price to protect certain major investors . certain major investors Which investors? 38 41 -124 1 A group of shareholders filed suit against Imperial Corp . of America , Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc . , First Executive Corp . and others , charging them with artificially inflating Imperial ' s stock price to protect certain major investors . artificially inflating How did they artificially inflate the stock price? 29 31 -124 2 The complaint , filed in federal district court , accuses Imperial and other defendants of issuing false and misleading financial data . false and misleading How was the financial data false and misleading? 16 19 -124 2 The complaint , filed in federal district court , accuses Imperial and other defendants of issuing false and misleading financial data . misleading financial data how did they mislead? 18 21 -124 2 The complaint , filed in federal district court , accuses Imperial and other defendants of issuing false and misleading financial data . other defendants Which other defendants? 12 14 -124 2 The complaint , filed in federal district court , accuses Imperial and other defendants of issuing false and misleading financial data . false and misleading financial data What was false and misleading about the data? 16 21 -124 2 The complaint , filed in federal district court , accuses Imperial and other defendants of issuing false and misleading financial data . other defendants Who are the other defendants? 12 14 -124 3 It also charges that Imperial , the holding company for Imperial Savings & Loan , experienced major losses and writedowns because of improper assessment of the risks of junk - bond investments and wholesale consumer loan packages . wholesale consumer loan packages what are those? 33 37 -124 3 It also charges that Imperial , the holding company for Imperial Savings & Loan , experienced major losses and writedowns because of improper assessment of the risks of junk - bond investments and wholesale consumer loan packages . major losses How large were the losses specifically? 16 18 -124 3 It also charges that Imperial , the holding company for Imperial Savings & Loan , experienced major losses and writedowns because of improper assessment of the risks of junk - bond investments and wholesale consumer loan packages . improper assessment What caused the improper assessment? 22 24 -124 4 The suit seeks unspecified damages . unspecified damages why are they unspecified? 3 5 -124 5 Imperial is in the midst of reducing its junk - bond holdings and getting out of the investment banking business in order to return to traditional thrift activities . traditional thrift activities What are traditional thrift activities? 25 28 -124 5 Imperial is in the midst of reducing its junk - bond holdings and getting out of the investment banking business in order to return to traditional thrift activities . getting out of Why are they getting out of the investment banking business? 13 16 -125 1 It ' s a California crime saga worthy of an Erle Stanley Gardner title : The Case of the Purloined Palm Trees . Gardner Who is Erle Stanley Gardner? 12 13 -125 1 It ' s a California crime saga worthy of an Erle Stanley Gardner title : The Case of the Purloined Palm Trees . Erle Stanley Gardner is he an author? 10 13 -125 1 It ' s a California crime saga worthy of an Erle Stanley Gardner title : The Case of the Purloined Palm Trees . Purloined Palm Trees Why were the palm trees purloined? 19 22 -125 2 Edward Carlson awoke one morning last month to find eight holes in his front yard where his prized miniature palms , called cycads , once stood . eight holes How big were these holes? 9 11 -125 2 Edward Carlson awoke one morning last month to find eight holes in his front yard where his prized miniature palms , called cycads , once stood . prized Have these miniature palms won actual prizes? 17 18 -125 3 Days later , the thieves returned and dug out more , this time adding insult to injury . " The second time , " he says , " they left the shovel . " dug out more , How many more did the thieves take? 7 11 -125 3 Days later , the thieves returned and dug out more , this time adding insult to injury . " The second time , " he says , " they left the shovel . " " they left the shovel does it have dna? 27 32 -125 3 Days later , the thieves returned and dug out more , this time adding insult to injury . " The second time , " he says , " they left the shovel . " " they left the shovel Why did they leave the shovel? 27 32 -125 4 No garden - variety crime , palm - tree rustling is sprouting up all over Southern California , bringing big bucks to crooks who know their botany . botany Is palm tree theft a real thing? 26 27 -125 4 No garden - variety crime , palm - tree rustling is sprouting up all over Southern California , bringing big bucks to crooks who know their botany . big bucks What is the money like in stealing plants as opposed to stealing cars? 19 21 -125 4 No garden - variety crime , palm - tree rustling is sprouting up all over Southern California , bringing big bucks to crooks who know their botany . bringing big bucks How much is a palm tree worth? 18 21 -125 5 Cycads , the most popular of which is the Sago Palm , are doll - sized versions of California ' s famous long - necked palms , with stubby trunks and fern - like fronds . doll - sized versions How tall do they usually get? 13 17 -125 5 Cycads , the most popular of which is the Sago Palm , are doll - sized versions of California ' s famous long - necked palms , with stubby trunks and fern - like fronds . Cycads , Do Cycads come in large sizes as well? 0 2 -125 5 Cycads , the most popular of which is the Sago Palm , are doll - sized versions of California ' s famous long - necked palms , with stubby trunks and fern - like fronds . doll - sized versions What is the proportion of a miniature tree in relation to a regular palm tree? 13 17 -126 1 Tandy Corp . , citing sluggish sales of consumer - electronics goods , said net income dropped 3 . 3 % for the first quarter ended Sept . 30 . sluggish sales of consumer - electronics goods , Why are electronic goods sales sluggish? 5 13 -126 1 Tandy Corp . , citing sluggish sales of consumer - electronics goods , said net income dropped 3 . 3 % for the first quarter ended Sept . 30 . consumer - electronics goods Which consumer electronics goods? 8 12 -126 1 Tandy Corp . , citing sluggish sales of consumer - electronics goods , said net income dropped 3 . 3 % for the first quarter ended Sept . 30 . sluggish sales Why are sales so sluggish? 5 7 -126 2 The results , which represented the fifth consecutive quarter of flat - to - lower earnings for the big electronics retailer , disappointed analysts and traders . disappointed why did it disappoint? 22 23 -126 3 Tandy ' s stock fell $ 1 . 375 a share to close at $ 44 in New York Stock Exchange composite trading . composite trading What is composite trading? 21 23 -126 4 Net for the quarter was $ 62 . 8 million , or 73 cents a share , down from $ 64 . 9 million , or 72 cents a share , a year earlier . year earlier which year? 32 34 -126 5 The company said earnings would have increased if it hadn ' t been actively repurchasing its shares , thus increasing its interest expense and reducing its interest income . repurchasing its Why was the company repurchasing shares? 14 16 -126 5 The company said earnings would have increased if it hadn ' t been actively repurchasing its shares , thus increasing its interest expense and reducing its interest income . repurchasing its shares , why would it do that? 14 18 -126 5 The company said earnings would have increased if it hadn ' t been actively repurchasing its shares , thus increasing its interest expense and reducing its interest income . repurchasing its shares , Why would Tandy repurchase their shares? 14 18 -127 1 Qintex Australia Ltd . , a media and resorts concern controlled by Australian entrepreneur Christopher Skase , announced a plan to restructure and sell assets to try to ease its financial problems . assets What assets would be restructured or sold? 24 25 -127 1 Qintex Australia Ltd . , a media and resorts concern controlled by Australian entrepreneur Christopher Skase , announced a plan to restructure and sell assets to try to ease its financial problems . resorts what type of resorts? 8 9 -127 1 Qintex Australia Ltd . , a media and resorts concern controlled by Australian entrepreneur Christopher Skase , announced a plan to restructure and sell assets to try to ease its financial problems . financial problems Why is the company experiencing financial problems? 30 32 -127 2 Mr . Skase , a 41 - year - old former newspaper reporter who chairs the company , said in a statement that Qintex will sell its 51 % stake in its upscale Mirage resorts in Australia and Hawaii as well as three Australian television stations . chairs the company , How did this individual go from a newspaper reporter to chairing this company? 14 18 -127 3 The sales are expected to raise more than 600 million Australian dollars ( US $ 462 . 2 million ) , Mr . Skase said . sales The sales from what? 1 2 -127 3 The sales are expected to raise more than 600 million Australian dollars ( US $ 462 . 2 million ) , Mr . Skase said . expected what are the actual sale? 3 4 -127 4 Qintex Australia hasn ' t disclosed its borrowings , but analysts estimate the company ' s debt at A $ 1 . 2 billion . analysts estimate the company ' s debt Which analysts? 10 17 -127 4 Qintex Australia hasn ' t disclosed its borrowings , but analysts estimate the company ' s debt at A $ 1 . 2 billion . estimate How did analysts make that estimate? 11 12 -127 4 Qintex Australia hasn ' t disclosed its borrowings , but analysts estimate the company ' s debt at A $ 1 . 2 billion . disclosed why havent they disclosed? 5 6 -127 4 Qintex Australia hasn ' t disclosed its borrowings , but analysts estimate the company ' s debt at A $ 1 . 2 billion . disclosed its borrowings , Is this an action the company would normally take at this time? 5 9 -128 1 UNITED AIR ' S PARENT quashed any prospects for an immediate revival of the labor - management buy - out , saying UAL should remain independent for now . UNITED AIR ' S PARENT Who is United Air's parent company? 0 5 -128 1 UNITED AIR ' S PARENT quashed any prospects for an immediate revival of the labor - management buy - out , saying UAL should remain independent for now . quashed what does this word mean? 5 6 -128 1 UNITED AIR ' S PARENT quashed any prospects for an immediate revival of the labor - management buy - out , saying UAL should remain independent for now . UNITED AIR ' S PARENT What is the name of United Air's parent? 0 5 -128 1 UNITED AIR ' S PARENT quashed any prospects for an immediate revival of the labor - management buy - out , saying UAL should remain independent for now . quashed any prospects Why did the parent company of United Air decide to do this? What is their motivation for doing this? 5 8 -128 2 Also , UAL Chairman Stephen Wolf pulled out of the buy - out effort to focus on running the company . pulled out of the buy - out effort How would pulling out of the buy-out effort help with running the company? 6 14 -128 2 Also , UAL Chairman Stephen Wolf pulled out of the buy - out effort to focus on running the company . pulled out of the buy - out effort What, exactly, did the Chairman's efforts include in this particular endeavor? What is it, specifically, that he has now stopped doing? 6 14 -128 3 The two developments leave the airline with several problems , including an unsettled labor situation . unsettled labor situation What is the situation that unsettles laborers? 12 15 -128 3 The two developments leave the airline with several problems , including an unsettled labor situation . several problems , what are the other problems? 7 10 -128 3 The two developments leave the airline with several problems , including an unsettled labor situation . several problems , What are some of the other problems? 7 10 -128 3 The two developments leave the airline with several problems , including an unsettled labor situation . unsettled labor situation What will the implications of this unsettled situation be, exactly? 12 15 -128 4 Stock prices fell and bonds rose as worries mounted about the economy and the junk bond market . junk bond market . What is the junk bond market? 14 18 -128 4 Stock prices fell and bonds rose as worries mounted about the economy and the junk bond market . mounted about the economy and the what is junk bond? 8 14 -128 4 Stock prices fell and bonds rose as worries mounted about the economy and the junk bond market . worries What are some of the specific worries? 7 8 -128 4 Stock prices fell and bonds rose as worries mounted about the economy and the junk bond market . the junk bond market What is the relationship of the junk bond market to the overall Economy? And, what is the junk bond market, exactly? 13 17 -128 5 The Dow Jones industrials sank 26 . 23 points , to 2662 . 91 . The Dow Jones industrials sank Does the fact that the Dow Jones industrials decreased mean that it won't increase at a later time? 0 5 -128 5 The Dow Jones industrials sank 26 . 23 points , to 2662 . 91 . sank why did it sink? 4 5 -128 5 The Dow Jones industrials sank 26 . 23 points , to 2662 . 91 . sank 26 . 23 points , What is the significance of this? 4 10 -128 5 The Dow Jones industrials sank 26 . 23 points , to 2662 . 91 . sank 26 . 23 How does this level of sinking compare to other previous decreases? 4 8 -129 1 First Executive Corp . said about 96 % of the rights to purchase its depositary shares and warrants have been exercised . First Executive Corp who is the first executive corp? 0 3 -129 1 First Executive Corp . said about 96 % of the rights to purchase its depositary shares and warrants have been exercised . about 96 % of the rights to purchase its how did 96% of the rights to purchase already get exercised? 5 14 -129 1 First Executive Corp . said about 96 % of the rights to purchase its depositary shares and warrants have been exercised . First Executive Corp . What type of company is First Executive Corp? 0 4 -129 1 First Executive Corp . said about 96 % of the rights to purchase its depositary shares and warrants have been exercised . depositary shares and warrants what are these? 14 18 -129 2 Of the 17 . 6 million rights units issued , just under 17 million were exercised before the Oct . 10 expiration of the offering , the insurance holding company said . rights units what is a rights unit? 6 8 -129 3 Remaining units will be sold to the underwriters , Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc . and Kidder , Peabody & Co . , which will also purchase an over - allotment of 2 . 3 million additional units . underwriters , what is an underwriter? 7 9 -129 3 Remaining units will be sold to the underwriters , Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc . and Kidder , Peabody & Co . , which will also purchase an over - allotment of 2 . 3 million additional units . Remaining units will be sold to the How will the remaining units be sold to the underwriters? 0 7 -129 3 Remaining units will be sold to the underwriters , Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc . and Kidder , Peabody & Co . , which will also purchase an over - allotment of 2 . 3 million additional units . underwriters , what is an underwriter? 7 9 -129 4 First Executive said the offering will raise about $ 299 million - - minus underwriting fees and other expenses - - that the company plans to use to write new life insurance and annuity business . minus underwriting fees How much is the underwriting fee? 13 16 -129 4 First Executive said the offering will raise about $ 299 million - - minus underwriting fees and other expenses - - that the company plans to use to write new life insurance and annuity business . other expenses What type of other expenses? 17 19 -129 4 First Executive said the offering will raise about $ 299 million - - minus underwriting fees and other expenses - - that the company plans to use to write new life insurance and annuity business . annuity business do they already have annuities? 33 35 -129 5 In addition , analysts have viewed the rights offering as a takeover defense that prospectively balloons the number of shares outstanding . rights offering what is a rights offering? 7 9 -129 5 In addition , analysts have viewed the rights offering as a takeover defense that prospectively balloons the number of shares outstanding . takeover defense what is a takeover defense? 11 13 -130 1 A decline in Allied - Signal Inc . ' s automotive business contributed to flat sales and only slightly higher earnings in the third quarter . decline Why was there a decline? 1 2 -130 1 A decline in Allied - Signal Inc . ' s automotive business contributed to flat sales and only slightly higher earnings in the third quarter . business Why is the business declining? 11 12 -130 1 A decline in Allied - Signal Inc . ' s automotive business contributed to flat sales and only slightly higher earnings in the third quarter . automotive business contributed to how do they know the cause? 10 14 -130 1 A decline in Allied - Signal Inc . ' s automotive business contributed to flat sales and only slightly higher earnings in the third quarter . decline Why was there a decline in Allied Signal's business? 1 2 -130 3 Sales slipped 1 . 3 % to $ 2 . 82 billion from $ 2 . 86 billion . Sales slipped Why did sales slipped?\n 0 2 -130 3 Sales slipped 1 . 3 % to $ 2 . 82 billion from $ 2 . 86 billion . 1 . 3 % is that a small amount? 2 6 -130 3 Sales slipped 1 . 3 % to $ 2 . 82 billion from $ 2 . 86 billion . Sales slipped Why did sales slip? 0 2 -130 4 For the nine months , the Morris Township , N . J . - based company , with businesses in aerospace , automotive products and engineered materials , earned $ 413 million , or $ 2 . 77 cents a share , up 15 % from $ 359 million , or $ 2 . 40 a share . the nine months , in which year? 1 5 -130 5 Sales eased 0 . 2 % to $ 8 . 88 billion from $ 8 . 90 billion . eased will they continue to ease? 1 2 -131 1 SHEVARDNADZE ADMITTED that Moscow violated the 1972 ABM treaty . 1972 ABM treaty What is the 1972 ABM treaty? 6 9 -131 1 SHEVARDNADZE ADMITTED that Moscow violated the 1972 ABM treaty . ADMITTED Why did Shevardnadze admit that Moscow violated the 1920 ABM treaty? 1 2 -131 1 SHEVARDNADZE ADMITTED that Moscow violated the 1972 ABM treaty . 1972 ABM treaty What is the 1972 ABM treaty? 6 9 -131 1 SHEVARDNADZE ADMITTED that Moscow violated the 1972 ABM treaty . SHEVARDNADZE Who is this? 0 1 -131 2 In a foreign - policy address before the Soviet legislature , the foreign minister conceded that the radar station in Krasnoyarsk breached the superpower Anti - Ballistic Missile treaty and said it would be dismantled . foreign minister Who was the foreign minister? 12 14 -131 2 In a foreign - policy address before the Soviet legislature , the foreign minister conceded that the radar station in Krasnoyarsk breached the superpower Anti - Ballistic Missile treaty and said it would be dismantled . superpower Anti - Ballistic Missile treaty What is the superpower Anti-Ballistic Missile treaty? 23 29 -131 2 In a foreign - policy address before the Soviet legislature , the foreign minister conceded that the radar station in Krasnoyarsk breached the superpower Anti - Ballistic Missile treaty and said it would be dismantled . Krasnoyarsk where is that city? 20 21 -131 2 In a foreign - policy address before the Soviet legislature , the foreign minister conceded that the radar station in Krasnoyarsk breached the superpower Anti - Ballistic Missile treaty and said it would be dismantled . dismantled Would any parts remain? Relocation? 34 35 -131 3 Shevardnadze said it took Gorbachev ' s government four years to determine that the station ' s location in Siberia violated the accord , as Western arms - control officials have long contended . Western arms - control officials Which Western arms-control officials contended? 25 30 -131 3 Shevardnadze said it took Gorbachev ' s government four years to determine that the station ' s location in Siberia violated the accord , as Western arms - control officials have long contended . Western arms - control officials Who does the Western arms control officials consist of? 25 30 -131 3 Shevardnadze said it took Gorbachev ' s government four years to determine that the station ' s location in Siberia violated the accord , as Western arms - control officials have long contended . four years why did it take so long? 8 10 -131 3 Shevardnadze said it took Gorbachev ' s government four years to determine that the station ' s location in Siberia violated the accord , as Western arms - control officials have long contended . violated the accord , How was it in violation? 20 24 -131 4 He also denounced Moscow ' s nine - year involvement in the war in Afghanistan , saying it involved " gross violations of . . . civil norms and ethics . " civil norms and ethics . " What does this include? 26 32 -131 5 Secretary of State Baker , in his first major arms - control speech , called for a new military relationship with Moscow to reduce " first strike " nuclear arms . Secretary of State Baker , Who does Secretary of State Baker work for? 0 5 -131 5 Secretary of State Baker , in his first major arms - control speech , called for a new military relationship with Moscow to reduce " first strike " nuclear arms . Moscow to reduce " first strike " nuclear arms what are first strike nuclear arms? 21 30 -132 1 The House Appropriations Committee approved an estimated $ 2 . 85 billion in emergency funding to assist California ' s recovery from last week ' s earthquake and to extend further aid to East Coast victims of Hurricane Hugo . estimated Who estimated this amount? 6 7 -132 1 The House Appropriations Committee approved an estimated $ 2 . 85 billion in emergency funding to assist California ' s recovery from last week ' s earthquake and to extend further aid to East Coast victims of Hurricane Hugo . extend further aid Why would aid to Hurricane Hugo victims need extended further? 29 32 -132 2 The package was termed excessive by the Bush administration , but it also provoked a struggle with influential California lawmakers who sought unsuccessfully to add nearly $ 1 billion more and waive current restrictions to expedite the distribution of funds . waive current restrictions What were the current restrictions? 31 34 -132 2 The package was termed excessive by the Bush administration , but it also provoked a struggle with influential California lawmakers who sought unsuccessfully to add nearly $ 1 billion more and waive current restrictions to expedite the distribution of funds . influential California lawmakers Which influential California lawmakers? 17 20 -132 2 The package was termed excessive by the Bush administration , but it also provoked a struggle with influential California lawmakers who sought unsuccessfully to add nearly $ 1 billion more and waive current restrictions to expedite the distribution of funds . influential Why are they called \"influential\"? 17 18 -132 2 The package was termed excessive by the Bush administration , but it also provoked a struggle with influential California lawmakers who sought unsuccessfully to add nearly $ 1 billion more and waive current restrictions to expedite the distribution of funds . excessive Why would the Bush administration feel the package was excessive? 4 5 -132 2 The package was termed excessive by the Bush administration , but it also provoked a struggle with influential California lawmakers who sought unsuccessfully to add nearly $ 1 billion more and waive current restrictions to expedite the distribution of funds . waive Why would lawmakers want restrictions waived? 31 32 -132 2 The package was termed excessive by the Bush administration , but it also provoked a struggle with influential California lawmakers who sought unsuccessfully to add nearly $ 1 billion more and waive current restrictions to expedite the distribution of funds . excessive why is it excessive? 4 5 -132 3 By a 26 - 7 margin , the committee scuttled the more expensive alternative , and the debate forced a strained confrontation between Appropriations Committee Chairman Jamie Whitten ( D . , Miss . ) and his party ' s largest state delegation in the House . strained Why was the confrontation strained? 20 21 -132 3 By a 26 - 7 margin , the committee scuttled the more expensive alternative , and the debate forced a strained confrontation between Appropriations Committee Chairman Jamie Whitten ( D . , Miss . ) and his party ' s largest state delegation in the House . confrontation Why was there a confrontation between Jamie Whitten and the House delegation? 21 22 -132 3 By a 26 - 7 margin , the committee scuttled the more expensive alternative , and the debate forced a strained confrontation between Appropriations Committee Chairman Jamie Whitten ( D . , Miss . ) and his party ' s largest state delegation in the House . 26 - 7 why wasnt it unanimous? 2 5 -132 4 " I have no regrets about going forward , " said Rep . Vic Fazio ( D . , Calif . ) , who sought later to play down the sometimes hostile tone of the long evening meeting . " We are the Golden State , " Mr . Fazio said , " and there is a certain amount of jealousy . " jealousy Who is supposed to be jealous here? 60 61 -132 4 " I have no regrets about going forward , " said Rep . Vic Fazio ( D . , Calif . ) , who sought later to play down the sometimes hostile tone of the long evening meeting . " We are the Golden State , " Mr . Fazio said , " and there is a certain amount of jealousy . " jealousy How would there be jealousy of the Golden State? 60 61 -132 5 The $ 2 . 85 billion package incorporates $ 500 million for small - business loans , $ 1 billion in highway construction funds , and $ 1 . 35 billion divided between general emergency assistance and a reserve to be available to President Bush to meet unanticipated costs from the two disasters . unanticipated costs from the two disasters is there no disaster fund? 47 53 -133 1 Exxon Corp . filed suit against the state of Alaska , charging state officials interfered with the oil company ' s initial efforts to treat last spring ' s giant oil spill . last spring ' s giant oil spill Where was the spill? 25 32 -133 1 Exxon Corp . filed suit against the state of Alaska , charging state officials interfered with the oil company ' s initial efforts to treat last spring ' s giant oil spill . initial efforts What were Exxon's initial efforts to treat the giant oil spill last spring? 21 23 -133 1 Exxon Corp . filed suit against the state of Alaska , charging state officials interfered with the oil company ' s initial efforts to treat last spring ' s giant oil spill . last spring ' s What year was this? 25 29 -133 1 Exxon Corp . filed suit against the state of Alaska , charging state officials interfered with the oil company ' s initial efforts to treat last spring ' s giant oil spill . interfered What did state officials do to interfere? 14 15 -133 2 The action is a counterclaim to a suit filed by Alaska in August against Exxon and six other oil companies . six other oil companies Which other companies? 16 20 -133 2 The action is a counterclaim to a suit filed by Alaska in August against Exxon and six other oil companies . August What year? 12 13 -133 2 The action is a counterclaim to a suit filed by Alaska in August against Exxon and six other oil companies . six other oil companies Which other oil companies? 16 20 -133 3 The state ' s suit alleges that Exxon ' s response to the spill failed to prevent contamination of hundreds of miles of shoreline along Prince William Sound . Exxon ' s response What was Exxon's response? 7 11 -133 3 The state ' s suit alleges that Exxon ' s response to the spill failed to prevent contamination of hundreds of miles of shoreline along Prince William Sound . response What exactly was the response? 10 11 -133 3 The state ' s suit alleges that Exxon ' s response to the spill failed to prevent contamination of hundreds of miles of shoreline along Prince William Sound . hundreds How many hundreds? 19 20 -133 4 That suit and Exxon ' s countersuit were filed in a state court in Anchorage . court is that the highest court in alaska? 12 13 -133 4 That suit and Exxon ' s countersuit were filed in a state court in Anchorage . That Which suit? 0 1 -133 5 Neither suit lists specific dollar claims , largely because damage assessment hasn ' t yet been completed . yet been completed When will it be complete? 14 17 -133 5 Neither suit lists specific dollar claims , largely because damage assessment hasn ' t yet been completed . specific dollar claims , why dont they? 3 7 -133 5 Neither suit lists specific dollar claims , largely because damage assessment hasn ' t yet been completed . damage assessment hasn ' t yet been completed How was Exxon hurt, financially, by the state's suit? 9 17 -133 5 Neither suit lists specific dollar claims , largely because damage assessment hasn ' t yet been completed . Neither suit lists specific dollar claims When will the specific dollar claims be filed? 0 6 -134 1 Bankers Trust New York Corp . , as expected , reported a third - quarter loss of $ 1 . 42 billion , or $ 17 . 39 a share , following its $ 1 . 6 billion boost in reserves for losses on loans to less - developed countries . reserves What is a reserve? 40 41 -134 1 Bankers Trust New York Corp . , as expected , reported a third - quarter loss of $ 1 . 42 billion , or $ 17 . 39 a share , following its $ 1 . 6 billion boost in reserves for losses on loans to less - developed countries . $ 1 . 6 billion boost in reserves How did such a loss occur if there was a boost in reserves? 33 41 -134 1 Bankers Trust New York Corp . , as expected , reported a third - quarter loss of $ 1 . 42 billion , or $ 17 . 39 a share , following its $ 1 . 6 billion boost in reserves for losses on loans to less - developed countries . less - developed countries . WHAT COUTRIES RECIEVED LOANS? 46 51 -134 1 Bankers Trust New York Corp . , as expected , reported a third - quarter loss of $ 1 . 42 billion , or $ 17 . 39 a share , following its $ 1 . 6 billion boost in reserves for losses on loans to less - developed countries . expected , Why was this expected? 8 10 -134 1 Bankers Trust New York Corp . , as expected , reported a third - quarter loss of $ 1 . 42 billion , or $ 17 . 39 a share , following its $ 1 . 6 billion boost in reserves for losses on loans to less - developed countries . losses Why did they take losses on these loans? 42 43 -134 1 Bankers Trust New York Corp . , as expected , reported a third - quarter loss of $ 1 . 42 billion , or $ 17 . 39 a share , following its $ 1 . 6 billion boost in reserves for losses on loans to less - developed countries . as expected , Why was this expected? 7 10 -134 2 The loss compares with net income of $ 162 . 1 million , or $ 2 . 01 a share , in the year - earlier period . net income Whose net income is this? 4 6 -134 2 The loss compares with net income of $ 162 . 1 million , or $ 2 . 01 a share , in the year - earlier period . year - earlier period How is the company's situation so drastically different year-to-year? 23 27 -134 2 The loss compares with net income of $ 162 . 1 million , or $ 2 . 01 a share , in the year - earlier period . in the year - earlier period WHAT YEAR? 21 27 -134 2 The loss compares with net income of $ 162 . 1 million , or $ 2 . 01 a share , in the year - earlier period . $ 162 . 1 million , What percentage loss is this? 7 13 -134 3 Interest income rose 29 % to about $ 1 . 35 billion from $ 1 . 05 billion . Interest income rose WHY DID INTEREST INCOME RISE? 0 3 -134 3 Interest income rose 29 % to about $ 1 . 35 billion from $ 1 . 05 billion . Interest Why did interest rise that much? 0 1 -134 3 Interest income rose 29 % to about $ 1 . 35 billion from $ 1 . 05 billion . Interest income rose What is interest income? 0 3 -134 4 The New York bank holding company ' s assets at Sept . 30 climbed to $ 59 . 4 billion from $ 57 . 9 billion . bank holding What does bank holding mean in this context? 3 5 -134 4 The New York bank holding company ' s assets at Sept . 30 climbed to $ 59 . 4 billion from $ 57 . 9 billion . climbed to $ 59 . 4 billion How did their assets climb if they experienced a loss for the quarter? 13 20 -134 4 The New York bank holding company ' s assets at Sept . 30 climbed to $ 59 . 4 billion from $ 57 . 9 billion . climbed WHY DID IT CLIMB? 13 14 -134 4 The New York bank holding company ' s assets at Sept . 30 climbed to $ 59 . 4 billion from $ 57 . 9 billion . climbed Why did their assets climb so much? 13 14 -134 4 The New York bank holding company ' s assets at Sept . 30 climbed to $ 59 . 4 billion from $ 57 . 9 billion . climbed How did they make more money when they lost money due to bad loans? 13 14 -134 5 Excluding the increase in loan - loss reserves , Bankers Trust said third - quarter net income would have increased 11 % to $ 180 million . would have Why \"would have\" income increased? 17 19 -134 5 Excluding the increase in loan - loss reserves , Bankers Trust said third - quarter net income would have increased 11 % to $ 180 million . would have increased WHY WOULD IT HAVE INCREASED? 17 20 -134 5 Excluding the increase in loan - loss reserves , Bankers Trust said third - quarter net income would have increased 11 % to $ 180 million . increased Why would have it increased this much? 19 20 -134 5 Excluding the increase in loan - loss reserves , Bankers Trust said third - quarter net income would have increased 11 % to $ 180 million . loan - loss reserves , What are loan-loss reserves? 4 9 -135 1 Monday , October 23 , 1989 Monday , October 23 , 1989 What happened on this date? 0 6 -135 1 Monday , October 23 , 1989 Monday , October 23 , 1989 What occurred on this day? 0 6 -135 1 Monday , October 23 , 1989 Monday , What happened on this day? 0 2 -135 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . interest rates Which ones are key? 9 11 -135 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . general levels What are the general levels? 16 18 -135 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . guide Why are the rates only a guide and not a set rate? 14 15 -135 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % Is this the US prime rate? 0 8 -135 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . PRIME What does \"Prime Rate\" mean? 0 1 -135 4 The base rate on corporate loans at large U . S . money center commercial banks . base How is the base rate determined? 1 2 -135 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 8 3 / 4 % high , 8 11 / 16 % low , 8 11 / 16 % near closing bid , 8 3 / 4 % offered . closing bid What is a near closing bid? 23 25 -135 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 8 3 / 4 % high , 8 11 / 16 % low , 8 11 / 16 % near closing bid , 8 3 / 4 % offered . FEDERAL What do all of the percentages mean for federal funds? 0 1 -136 1 Enviropact Inc . said it entered into an agreement in principle to sell its pump and tank division and drilling division to GSX Chemical Services for $ 4 million . sell its pump and tank division Why is Enviropact Inc. selling its pump and tank division? 12 18 -136 1 Enviropact Inc . said it entered into an agreement in principle to sell its pump and tank division and drilling division to GSX Chemical Services for $ 4 million . $ 4 is that a lot of money? 26 28 -136 1 Enviropact Inc . said it entered into an agreement in principle to sell its pump and tank division and drilling division to GSX Chemical Services for $ 4 million . pump and tank division and drilling division What do these divisions contribute to Enviropact Inc as a company? 14 21 -136 2 The Miami - based environmental engineering concern said GSX Chemical also will assume about $ 1 . 6 million in debt related to those divisions . assume about $ 1 . 6 million in debt Why would GSX Chemical assume $1.6 million in debt? 12 21 -136 2 The Miami - based environmental engineering concern said GSX Chemical also will assume about $ 1 . 6 million in debt related to those divisions . Miami - based where in miami? 1 4 -136 2 The Miami - based environmental engineering concern said GSX Chemical also will assume about $ 1 . 6 million in debt related to those divisions . debt What is included in this debt acqusition? 20 21 -136 2 The Miami - based environmental engineering concern said GSX Chemical also will assume about $ 1 . 6 million in debt related to those divisions . divisions What divisions are they talking about? 24 25 -136 3 Further , GSX will buy $ 1 million of Enviropact common stock , at $ 2 . 625 a share , plus an option to acquire an additional $ 1 . 5 million of common at the same price , the company said . stock , What is common stock? 11 13 -136 4 In American Stock Exchange composite trading yesterday , Enviropact closed at $ 3 a share , up 25 cents . up 25 cents Why would Enviropact's shares go up? 16 19 -136 4 In American Stock Exchange composite trading yesterday , Enviropact closed at $ 3 a share , up 25 cents . composite trading What is composite trading? 4 6 -136 5 Enviropact said the two divisions account for about $ 8 million of the company ' s $ 20 million in annual revenue . account for about $ 8 million Why would Enviropact sell two divisions that make up $8 million of their revenue? 5 11 -136 5 Enviropact said the two divisions account for about $ 8 million of the company ' s $ 20 million in annual revenue . two divisions account which divisions? 3 6 -137 1 The dollar weakened in indecisive trading as foreign - exchange dealers awaited fresh economic news that they hope will jolt the U . S . unit out of its narrow ranges . narrow ranges what is a narrow range? 29 31 -137 2 The Canadian dollar climbed to its highest level against the U . S . dollar since late August , prompting the Bank of Canada to sell the Canadian currency on the market . late August , why did it climb? 16 19 -137 3 Traders say that after a week of nervously tracking every development on Wall Street , the foreign - exchange market has settled back to catch its breath ahead of new U . S . economic data . new U . S . economic data what kind of economic data? 29 36 -137 3 Traders say that after a week of nervously tracking every development on Wall Street , the foreign - exchange market has settled back to catch its breath ahead of new U . S . economic data . nervously why were they nervous? 7 8 -137 4 They noted , however , that a 26 - point drop in the Dow Jones Industrial Average gave the dollar a sharp nudge downward late in the day . late in the day which day? 24 28 -137 5 In late New York trading yesterday , the dollar was quoted at 1 . 8470 marks , down from 1 . 8578 marks late Friday , and at 141 . 90 yen , down from 142 . 43 yen late Friday . marks , what do they mean by marks? 15 17 -138 1 In a last - ditch effort to keep its sales force and customer base , Integrated Resources Inc . said it agreed in principle to transfer ownership of its broker - dealer subsidiary to two of its top executives . transfer ownership Why did they agree to transfer ownership to the top executives? 25 27 -138 1 In a last - ditch effort to keep its sales force and customer base , Integrated Resources Inc . said it agreed in principle to transfer ownership of its broker - dealer subsidiary to two of its top executives . two of its top executives Who are the two top executives? 34 39 -138 1 In a last - ditch effort to keep its sales force and customer base , Integrated Resources Inc . said it agreed in principle to transfer ownership of its broker - dealer subsidiary to two of its top executives . In a last - ditch effort Why is this a last-ditch effort? 0 6 -138 1 In a last - ditch effort to keep its sales force and customer base , Integrated Resources Inc . said it agreed in principle to transfer ownership of its broker - dealer subsidiary to two of its top executives . broker - dealer subsidiary What is the Broker-Dealer subsidiary consist of? 29 33 -138 1 In a last - ditch effort to keep its sales force and customer base , Integrated Resources Inc . said it agreed in principle to transfer ownership of its broker - dealer subsidiary to two of its top executives . a last - ditch effort Why is this a last ditch effort to keep the sales force? 1 6 -138 2 The financial - services firm , struggling since summer to avoid a bankruptcy - law filing after missing interest payments on about $ 1 billion of debt , will retain the right to regain the subsidiary . missing How could the financial services firm miss payments on a 1 billion dollar debt? 17 18 -138 2 The financial - services firm , struggling since summer to avoid a bankruptcy - law filing after missing interest payments on about $ 1 billion of debt , will retain the right to regain the subsidiary . missing interest payments on about $ 1 billion Why did the company miss interest payments? 17 25 -138 3 It said it will exercise that right only if it sells substantially all of its other core businesses . exercise that right Why will it exercise that right only in that particular situation? 4 7 -138 3 It said it will exercise that right only if it sells substantially all of its other core businesses . core businesses What are the other businesses? 16 18 -138 3 It said it will exercise that right only if it sells substantially all of its other core businesses . its other core businesses What are their other core businesses? 14 18 -138 3 It said it will exercise that right only if it sells substantially all of its other core businesses . will exercise that right only How would this right be exercised? 3 8 -138 4 It also can sell the right to regain the subsidiary to another party . regain the subsidiary Why would it want to sell the right to regain the subsidaiary? 7 10 -138 4 It also can sell the right to regain the subsidiary to another party . sell Why are they asking permission to sell rights when theyre trying to keep its sales force and customer base? 3 4 -138 5 Also , the broker - dealer subsidiary , Integrated Resources Equity Corp . , was renamed Royal Alliance Associates Inc . renamed Royal Alliance Associates Inc Why was the company renamed? 15 20 -138 5 Also , the broker - dealer subsidiary , Integrated Resources Equity Corp . , was renamed Royal Alliance Associates Inc . renamed Was it necessary to rename the subsidiary? 15 16 -138 5 Also , the broker - dealer subsidiary , Integrated Resources Equity Corp . , was renamed Royal Alliance Associates Inc . was renamed Royal Alliance Associates Inc Why did the company change its name? 14 20 -139 1 Varian Associates Inc . , Palo Alto , Calif . , reported fiscal fourth - quarter profit plunged more than 95 % to $ 1 million , or five cents a share , from $ 24 . 2 million , or $ 1 . 10 a share , in the year - earlier quarter . plunged more than 95 % How did the fiscal fourth-quarter profit plunge that much? 17 22 -139 1 Varian Associates Inc . , Palo Alto , Calif . , reported fiscal fourth - quarter profit plunged more than 95 % to $ 1 million , or five cents a share , from $ 24 . 2 million , or $ 1 . 10 a share , in the year - earlier quarter . plunged more than 95 % Why did their fourth quarter plunge so hard? 17 22 -139 1 Varian Associates Inc . , Palo Alto , Calif . , reported fiscal fourth - quarter profit plunged more than 95 % to $ 1 million , or five cents a share , from $ 24 . 2 million , or $ 1 . 10 a share , in the year - earlier quarter . plunged Why did the quarter profit plunge so drastically? 17 18 -139 2 The diversified electronics company blamed the decline in the quarter ended Sept . 29 , on previously reported operating problems in its Electron Devices & Systems Group . previously reported operating problems What were the previously reported operating problems? 16 20 -139 2 The diversified electronics company blamed the decline in the quarter ended Sept . 29 , on previously reported operating problems in its Electron Devices & Systems Group . problems What problems were previously reported? 19 20 -139 3 For the full fiscal year , Varian posted a 13 % profit rise to $ 31 . 5 million , or $ 1 . 53 a share , up from $ 27 . 8 million , or $ 1 . 27 a share , last year . 13 % profit rise to $ 31 . 5 million , What did Varian do different this year than last that made their profit go up 13%? 9 20 -139 3 For the full fiscal year , Varian posted a 13 % profit rise to $ 31 . 5 million , or $ 1 . 53 a share , up from $ 27 . 8 million , or $ 1 . 27 a share , last year . up from $ 27 . 8 million , Why was there so much growth this full fiscal year? 28 36 -139 3 For the full fiscal year , Varian posted a 13 % profit rise to $ 31 . 5 million , or $ 1 . 53 a share , up from $ 27 . 8 million , or $ 1 . 27 a share , last year . $ 31 . 5 million , How did they rise the profit by that much so quickly? 14 20 -139 4 Sales for the year rose almost 15 % to $ 1 . 34 billion from $ 1 . 17 billion last year . Sales for the year rose almost 15 % How did the sales of the year rise to almost a 15% increase? 0 8 -139 4 Sales for the year rose almost 15 % to $ 1 . 34 billion from $ 1 . 17 billion last year . rose almost 15 % to Why did sales rise almost 15%? 4 9 -139 4 Sales for the year rose almost 15 % to $ 1 . 34 billion from $ 1 . 17 billion last year . rose Why did sales rise so much? 4 5 -139 5 A profit last year in both the quarter and year included a net gain of $ 9 . 6 million , or 44 cents a share , from the sale of a division . division Which division was sold? 32 33 -140 1 Westamerica Bancorp . said Richard W . Decker resigned as president and chief executive officer after only a year on the job because of " differences " with the board . " differences " with the board Why did he have differences with the board? 24 30 -140 1 Westamerica Bancorp . said Richard W . Decker resigned as president and chief executive officer after only a year on the job because of " differences " with the board . " differences " What kind of differences did Richard W. Decker have with the board? 24 27 -140 1 Westamerica Bancorp . said Richard W . Decker resigned as president and chief executive officer after only a year on the job because of " differences " with the board . " differences " what were their differences? 24 27 -140 2 The banking company couldn ' t be reached to comment beyond a written announcement . written What did the written announcement say? 12 13 -140 3 It didn ' t specify the nature of the differences , saying only that they related to " management style " and " strategic objectives . " " management What kind of management style was the board expecting? 17 19 -140 3 It didn ' t specify the nature of the differences , saying only that they related to " management style " and " strategic objectives . " didn ' t specify did they need to specify? 1 5 -140 4 Westamerica said Mr . Decker ' s posts were assumed by David Payne , Westamerica ' s chairman , who at 34 years of age becomes one of the youngest chief executives of a sizable bank in the country . youngest chief executives How did he become such a young chief executive? 29 32 -140 4 Westamerica said Mr . Decker ' s posts were assumed by David Payne , Westamerica ' s chairman , who at 34 years of age becomes one of the youngest chief executives of a sizable bank in the country . 34 How was David Payne chosen to be the chairman? 21 22 -140 5 Mr . Decker is about 45 years old . 45 years old why does this matter? 5 8 -141 1 Santa Fe Pacific Corp . is preparing a plan to sell a 20 % stake in its large real estate unit to a California public employee pension fund for $ 400 million , after which it would spin off the realty operation to shareholders . spin off how do they do that? 37 39 -141 1 Santa Fe Pacific Corp . is preparing a plan to sell a 20 % stake in its large real estate unit to a California public employee pension fund for $ 400 million , after which it would spin off the realty operation to shareholders . spin off Why does it want to spin off the real estate portion of its operations? 37 39 -141 2 The plan places an indicated value on the real estate operation , Santa Fe Pacific Realty Corp . , of $ 2 billion . plan Why does the plan place n indicated value on the real estate operation? 1 2 -141 3 Santa Fe Pacific directors are expected to review the plan at a meeting today , according to people familiar with the transaction . according to people familiar Which people are familiar with the transaction? 15 19 -141 3 Santa Fe Pacific directors are expected to review the plan at a meeting today , according to people familiar with the transaction . directors Why are directors expected to review the plan? 3 4 -141 3 Santa Fe Pacific directors are expected to review the plan at a meeting today , according to people familiar with the transaction . Pacific directors how many directors? 2 4 -141 3 Santa Fe Pacific directors are expected to review the plan at a meeting today , according to people familiar with the transaction . review Why do they need to review the plan? 7 8 -141 4 If approved , the sale is expected to close by year ' s end , with the spinoff occurring by the end of 1992 . 1992 how long did it take? 23 24 -141 4 If approved , the sale is expected to close by year ' s end , with the spinoff occurring by the end of 1992 . year ' s end , Why will it take until the end of the year to close? 10 15 -142 1 Emerson Electric Co . and Robert Bosch G . m . b . Emerson Electric Co . and Robert Bosch G . m . b What do these companies do? 0 12 -142 1 Emerson Electric Co . and Robert Bosch G . m . b . G . m . b What is G.M.B? 7 12 -142 1 Emerson Electric Co . and Robert Bosch G . m . b . G . m . b what is gmb? 7 12 -142 2 H . said the Federal Trade Commission has requested additional information from the two companies about their announced intention to acquire Vermont American Corp . for $ 40 a share , or about $ 440 million . acquire Why do they want to acquire Vermont American corp? 20 21 -142 2 H . said the Federal Trade Commission has requested additional information from the two companies about their announced intention to acquire Vermont American Corp . for $ 40 a share , or about $ 440 million . requested additional information Why has additional information been requested? 8 11 -142 2 H . said the Federal Trade Commission has requested additional information from the two companies about their announced intention to acquire Vermont American Corp . for $ 40 a share , or about $ 440 million . Vermont American Corp what do they do? 21 24 -142 2 H . said the Federal Trade Commission has requested additional information from the two companies about their announced intention to acquire Vermont American Corp . for $ 40 a share , or about $ 440 million . requested additional information What additional information did the FTC request? 8 11 -142 2 H . said the Federal Trade Commission has requested additional information from the two companies about their announced intention to acquire Vermont American Corp . for $ 40 a share , or about $ 440 million . acquire Vermont American Corp Why do the two companies want to acquire Vermont American Corp? 20 24 -142 3 Yesterday , in composite trading on the American Stock Exchange , Vermont American common closed at $ 39 . 75 , off 25 cents . composite trading What is composite trading? 3 5 -142 3 Yesterday , in composite trading on the American Stock Exchange , Vermont American common closed at $ 39 . 75 , off 25 cents . common closed How was Vermont American able to common close at $39.75, off 25 cents? 13 15 -142 3 Yesterday , in composite trading on the American Stock Exchange , Vermont American common closed at $ 39 . 75 , off 25 cents . $ 39 . 75 , off 25 cents is that a lot? 16 24 -142 3 Yesterday , in composite trading on the American Stock Exchange , Vermont American common closed at $ 39 . 75 , off 25 cents . composite trading What is composite trading? 3 5 -142 4 The FTC ' s request was " not unusual " and Emerson will make a " full and prompt " response , according to a spokesman . " full and prompt " What does a full and prompt response consist of? 15 20 -142 4 The FTC ' s request was " not unusual " and Emerson will make a " full and prompt " response , according to a spokesman . " not unusual " Why was the request not seen as unusual? 6 10 -142 5 Spokesmen for Emerson and Vermont American , which has agreed to be acquired , said they don ' t anticipate " any problems " with the completion of the transaction . don ' t anticipate " any problems " Why don't they anticipate any problems? 16 24 -142 5 Spokesmen for Emerson and Vermont American , which has agreed to be acquired , said they don ' t anticipate " any problems " with the completion of the transaction . don ' t anticipate " any problems " Why don't they anticipate any problems? 16 24 -142 5 Spokesmen for Emerson and Vermont American , which has agreed to be acquired , said they don ' t anticipate " any problems " with the completion of the transaction . " any problems " why dont they see any problems? 20 24 -142 5 Spokesmen for Emerson and Vermont American , which has agreed to be acquired , said they don ' t anticipate " any problems " with the completion of the transaction . Spokesmen for Emerson and Vermont American , Who are the spokesmen? 0 7 -142 5 Spokesmen for Emerson and Vermont American , which has agreed to be acquired , said they don ' t anticipate " any problems " with the completion of the transaction . agreed to be acquired , Why has Vermont American agreed to be acquired? 9 14 -143 1 " The croaker ' s done gone from the hook - - damn ! My language sure goes to pot down here on the coast . " The husky blond guide with the Aggie cap twists his face in mock fury . " I got to get back to school and straighten out my English . " twists his face in mock fury Why is he being mock furious? 35 41 -143 1 " The croaker ' s done gone from the hook - - damn ! My language sure goes to pot down here on the coast . " The husky blond guide with the Aggie cap twists his face in mock fury . " I got to get back to school and straighten out my English . " croaker ' s What is a croaker? 2 5 -143 1 " The croaker ' s done gone from the hook - - damn ! My language sure goes to pot down here on the coast . " The husky blond guide with the Aggie cap twists his face in mock fury . " I got to get back to school and straighten out my English . " pot What does \"pot down\" mean? 19 20 -143 1 " The croaker ' s done gone from the hook - - damn ! My language sure goes to pot down here on the coast . " The husky blond guide with the Aggie cap twists his face in mock fury . " I got to get back to school and straighten out my English . " guide What kind of guide? 30 31 -143 2 He has two more years at Texas A & M . Texas A & M What is his major? 6 10 -143 2 He has two more years at Texas A & M . two more years Doing what? 2 5 -143 3 Right now he takes people out to fish in the bays behind the barrier islands that curve for hundreds of miles along the eastern coast of Texas , enclosing milky green lagoons behind ridges of sand and grassy scrub that rim the deep blue of the Gulf beyond . he takes people out to fish in the bays Why does the man take people out to fish? 2 11 -143 3 Right now he takes people out to fish in the bays behind the barrier islands that curve for hundreds of miles along the eastern coast of Texas , enclosing milky green lagoons behind ridges of sand and grassy scrub that rim the deep blue of the Gulf beyond . out to fish What is he fishing for? 5 8 -143 3 Right now he takes people out to fish in the bays behind the barrier islands that curve for hundreds of miles along the eastern coast of Texas , enclosing milky green lagoons behind ridges of sand and grassy scrub that rim the deep blue of the Gulf beyond . bays Where exactly does he take people to fish? 10 11 -143 3 Right now he takes people out to fish in the bays behind the barrier islands that curve for hundreds of miles along the eastern coast of Texas , enclosing milky green lagoons behind ridges of sand and grassy scrub that rim the deep blue of the Gulf beyond . Right now Does this mean seasonally? Or as a side-gig while going to school? 0 2 -143 4 There have been three days of hot , wind - swept rain , and now with the first sun we are after speckled seatrout , which with redfish provides most of the game fishing hereabouts . most of the game fishing What constitutes the rest? 29 34 -143 4 There have been three days of hot , wind - swept rain , and now with the first sun we are after speckled seatrout , which with redfish provides most of the game fishing hereabouts . hot , Does he know what fish are out there based on the weather? 6 8 -143 5 The little radio fizzes as other boats want to see if we have found any fish - - spotting location is everything in this sport . sport Is this a competition or for leisure? 24 25 -143 5 The little radio fizzes as other boats want to see if we have found any fish - - spotting location is everything in this sport . other How many boats are out at the same time? 5 6 -143 5 The little radio fizzes as other boats want to see if we have found any fish - - spotting location is everything in this sport . spotting location is it normal to share crucial information like that? 18 20 -144 1 In a sign the stock slump hasn ' t quieted Europe ' s takeover fever , Cie . Europe ' s takeover fever , Why does Europe have takeover fever? 10 16 -144 1 In a sign the stock slump hasn ' t quieted Europe ' s takeover fever , Cie . Cie what is cie? 16 17 -144 2 Financiere de Paribas said it intends to bid for one of France ' s other large financial and industrial holding companies , Cie . de Navigation Mixte . bid for one of France ' s other large financial Why is it bidding? 7 17 -144 3 Paribas said that once it receives the go - ahead from French stock market authorities , it will offer to boost its Navigation Mixte stake to 66 . 7 % from the current 18 . 7 % . go - ahead from French stock market authorities , How will Paribas get the go-ahead from stock market authorities? 7 16 -144 3 Paribas said that once it receives the go - ahead from French stock market authorities , it will offer to boost its Navigation Mixte stake to 66 . 7 % from the current 18 . 7 % . receives the go - ahead when will they receive the go ahead? 5 10 -144 4 Its cash - or - shares bid values Navigation Mixte at about 22 . 82 billion francs ( $ 3 . 62 billion ) , making this one of France ' s largest - ever attempted takeovers . largest - ever attempted takeovers Why is it the largest? 32 37 -144 4 Its cash - or - shares bid values Navigation Mixte at about 22 . 82 billion francs ( $ 3 . 62 billion ) , making this one of France ' s largest - ever attempted takeovers . 22 . 82 billion francs how many franc to a dollar? 12 17 -144 5 The cost of buying the additional 48 % stake would be 10 . 95 billion francs ( $ 1 . 74 billion ) . 48 % stake would it be worth it? 6 9 -145 1 Turner Broadcasting System Inc . said it formed a unit to make and distribute movies to theaters overseas and , eventually , to U . S . theaters , too . formed a unit Is this a unit of people? 7 10 -145 1 Turner Broadcasting System Inc . said it formed a unit to make and distribute movies to theaters overseas and , eventually , to U . S . theaters , too . eventually , What year did this happen? 20 22 -145 1 Turner Broadcasting System Inc . said it formed a unit to make and distribute movies to theaters overseas and , eventually , to U . S . theaters , too . overseas Why is Turner Broadcasting distributing movies overseas before U.S. theaters? 17 18 -145 2 The operator of cable - television networks said the new Turner Pictures unit will produce movies that will premiere on Turner Broadcasting ' s Turner Network Television channel , or TNT , and then will be released internationally in movie theaters . released internationally in which countries? 36 38 -145 2 The operator of cable - television networks said the new Turner Pictures unit will produce movies that will premiere on Turner Broadcasting ' s Turner Network Television channel , or TNT , and then will be released internationally in movie theaters . released internationally Why are Turner pictures being shown on television before theaters? 36 38 -145 3 The unit ' s first two offerings are slated to be " The Secret Life of Ian Fleming , " a dramatization about the former British spy who wrote the James Bond novels , and " Treasure Island , " produced by Charlton Heston , who also stars in the movie . " Treasure Island , " was it a popular movie? 35 40 -145 4 Ted Turner , Turner Broadcasting ' s chairman , was named chairman of Turner Pictures , and Gerry Hogan , president of Turner Entertainment Networks , was named president of the unit . named president Was there any reason these men were selected? 27 29 -145 5 In an interview , Mr . Hogan said the subsidiary ' s primary mission will be to make movies for TNT and to distribute them internationally . primary mission what are their other missions? 12 14 -146 1 Ingersoll Publications Co . agreed to buy the New Haven Register in a transaction valued at $ 275 million from Goodson Newspaper Group Inc . New Haven Register is that a company? 8 11 -146 1 Ingersoll Publications Co . agreed to buy the New Haven Register in a transaction valued at $ 275 million from Goodson Newspaper Group Inc . Register What is the New Haven Register? 10 11 -146 2 As part of the agreement , Goodson also terminated the contract under which Ingersoll manages Goodson ' s 66 newspapers , ending a long association between the two companies that has turned increasingly bitter recently . Goodson ' s 66 newspapers , What will happen to them now? 15 21 -146 2 As part of the agreement , Goodson also terminated the contract under which Ingersoll manages Goodson ' s 66 newspapers , ending a long association between the two companies that has turned increasingly bitter recently . recently what happened recently? 34 35 -146 2 As part of the agreement , Goodson also terminated the contract under which Ingersoll manages Goodson ' s 66 newspapers , ending a long association between the two companies that has turned increasingly bitter recently . that has turned increasingly bitter recently What made the association turn bitter? 29 35 -146 2 As part of the agreement , Goodson also terminated the contract under which Ingersoll manages Goodson ' s 66 newspapers , ending a long association between the two companies that has turned increasingly bitter recently . turned increasingly bitter Why has the relationship turned bitter? 31 34 -146 3 Goodson has accused Ingersoll of paying less attention to its properties and more to such ventures as the recent launch of the St . Louis Sun . less attention What has Goodson been lacking according to them? 6 8 -146 4 Under the terms of the accord , Ingersoll will pay about $ 255 million for the Register , a daily that Goodson bought for about $ 170 million in 1986 . 1986 how much has inflation? 29 30 -146 5 Goodson will pay the additional $ 20 million in settlement of the management contract . management contract What is part of the management contract? 12 14 -147 1 " Hacksaw " and " Bonecrusher " are the sort of nicknames normally associated with linebackers and heavyweight contenders . normally associated Who determined this was normal? 12 14 -147 1 " Hacksaw " and " Bonecrusher " are the sort of nicknames normally associated with linebackers and heavyweight contenders . normally associated who is it associated with now? 12 14 -147 2 Who ' d have thought that the next group of tough guys carrying around reputations like that would be school superintendents ? like that would be school superintendents ? Why do school superintendents have these reputations? 15 22 -147 3 Chicago ' s new school chief is the hard - nosed Ted Kimbrough . hard - nosed How is Kimbrough hard-nosed? 8 11 -147 3 Chicago ' s new school chief is the hard - nosed Ted Kimbrough . Ted Kimbrough WHAT ARE HIS CREDENTIALS? 11 13 -147 4 At his old job in Compton , Calif . , he took a bitter teachers ' strike and nearly came to blows with a school - board member . nearly came to blows with a school - board member Why did Kimbrough nearly come to blows? 18 28 -147 4 At his old job in Compton , Calif . , he took a bitter teachers ' strike and nearly came to blows with a school - board member . took What is meant by \"took\"? 11 12 -147 5 At his first Chicago press conference , he berated the reporters . he berated the reporters Why did Kimbrough berate reporters? 7 11 -147 5 At his first Chicago press conference , he berated the reporters . he berated the reporters . What did he do to berate reporters? 7 12 -148 1 The following were among yesterday ' s offerings and pricings in the U . S . and non - U . S . capital markets , with terms and syndicate manager , as compiled by Dow Jones Capital Markets Report : terms and syndicate manager , WHAT DOES terms and syndicate manager mean? 27 32 -148 1 The following were among yesterday ' s offerings and pricings in the U . S . and non - U . S . capital markets , with terms and syndicate manager , as compiled by Dow Jones Capital Markets Report : syndicate manager , what is a syndicate manager? 29 32 -148 2 Imo Industries Inc . - - $ 150 million of senior subordinated debentures due 2001 , priced at par to yield 12 % . senior subordinated debentures what is a senior subordinated debentures? 10 13 -148 2 Imo Industries Inc . - - $ 150 million of senior subordinated debentures due 2001 , priced at par to yield 12 % . priced at par what does this mean? 16 19 -148 2 Imo Industries Inc . - - $ 150 million of senior subordinated debentures due 2001 , priced at par to yield 12 % . subordinated debentures What are subordinated debentures? 11 13 -148 3 The issue will be sold through Morgan Stanley & Co . Other details weren ' t available . details weren ' t available why werent they available? 12 17 -148 4 San Antonio , Texas - - $ 575 million of electric and gas system revenue refunding bonds , Series 1989 , 1989A and 1989B , tentatively priced by a First Boston Corp . group to yield from 6 . 15 % in 1991 to 7 . 30 % in 2009 . Series 1989 , 1989A and 1989B , what are Series 1989, 1989A and 1989B? 18 25 -148 5 The issue includes current interest bonds due 1991 - 2000 , 2009 , 2012 , 2014 and 2016 , and capital appreciation bonds due 2001 - 2005 . capital appreciation bonds What is a capital appreciation bond? 20 23 -149 1 A series of explosions tore through the huge Phillips Petroleum Co . plastics plant near here , injuring more than a hundred and closing parts of the Houston Ship Channel . injuring How were the hundred injured? 17 18 -149 1 A series of explosions tore through the huge Phillips Petroleum Co . plastics plant near here , injuring more than a hundred and closing parts of the Houston Ship Channel . here , Where is here? 15 17 -149 2 There were no immediate reports of deaths , but officials said a number of workers were still unaccounted for last night . unaccounted for Why were the workers unaccounted for? 17 19 -149 2 There were no immediate reports of deaths , but officials said a number of workers were still unaccounted for last night . a number of workers were still unaccounted for How many workers were unaccounted for? 11 19 -149 3 The Bartlesville , Okla . , oil company late yesterday still hadn ' t said officially what caused the explosions and fires , which sent columns of heavy black smoke billowing high into the air . Bartlesville , where is that in oklahoma? 1 3 -149 4 One local Phillips manager said a seal blew in one of the plant ' s reactors . a seal blew How did the seal blow? 5 8 -149 4 One local Phillips manager said a seal blew in one of the plant ' s reactors . One local Phillips manager Who is the manager? 0 4 -149 4 One local Phillips manager said a seal blew in one of the plant ' s reactors . seal blew in Why did a seal blow? 6 9 -149 4 One local Phillips manager said a seal blew in one of the plant ' s reactors . seal blew how did it blow? 6 8 -149 5 Glenn Cox , Phillips ' president and chief operating officer , and other Phillips officials flew from Bartlesville to assess the damage and determine the cause of the afternoon explosions . assess the damage and determine How was the damage and cause assessed/determined? 19 24 -149 5 Glenn Cox , Phillips ' president and chief operating officer , and other Phillips officials flew from Bartlesville to assess the damage and determine the cause of the afternoon explosions . other Phillips officials Who are the other Phillips officials? 12 15 -149 5 Glenn Cox , Phillips ' president and chief operating officer , and other Phillips officials flew from Bartlesville to assess the damage and determine the cause of the afternoon explosions . afternoon explosions how long will it take to figure out? 28 30 -150 1 Inco Ltd . posted a 35 % decline in third - quarter net income , a performance that was in line with analysts ' expectations . analysts ' expectations Who were these analysts, and were they from inside the company? 22 25 -150 1 Inco Ltd . posted a 35 % decline in third - quarter net income , a performance that was in line with analysts ' expectations . analysts ' expectations Which analysts? 22 25 -150 1 Inco Ltd . posted a 35 % decline in third - quarter net income , a performance that was in line with analysts ' expectations . analysts ' expectations Why did analysts expect this decline? 22 25 -150 1 Inco Ltd . posted a 35 % decline in third - quarter net income , a performance that was in line with analysts ' expectations . decline what were the projections? 7 8 -150 2 The nickel producer also raised its quarterly dividend to 25 cents a share from 20 cents and said it may buy back as much as 4 . 8 % of its common outstanding . its common outstanding What does this common outstanding mean? 30 33 -150 2 The nickel producer also raised its quarterly dividend to 25 cents a share from 20 cents and said it may buy back as much as 4 . 8 % of its common outstanding . common outstanding What is the meaning of common outstanding? 31 33 -150 3 Inco shares fell after the announcements . shares fell What evidence besides an announcement would cause shares to fall? 1 3 -150 3 Inco shares fell after the announcements . Inco shares how far did they fall? 0 2 -150 4 Analysts said some investors were disappointed that the cash - rich company had failed to announce a special dividend . special dividend Does this dividend only apply to certain investors? 17 19 -150 4 Analysts said some investors were disappointed that the cash - rich company had failed to announce a special dividend . some investors were disappointed Which investors were disappointed? 2 6 -150 4 Analysts said some investors were disappointed that the cash - rich company had failed to announce a special dividend . special dividend Why would a company give special divends? 17 19 -150 5 Inco closed at $ 31 . 125 a share , down 62 . 5 cents , in New York Stock Exchange composite trading . 62 . 5 cents , What % drop was this for the share? 11 16 -150 5 Inco closed at $ 31 . 125 a share , down 62 . 5 cents , in New York Stock Exchange composite trading . composite trading How is composite trading different than other types of trading? 21 23 -150 5 Inco closed at $ 31 . 125 a share , down 62 . 5 cents , in New York Stock Exchange composite trading . composite trading what is composite trading? 21 23 -151 1 Japan ' s Daiwa Securities Co . named Masahiro Dozen president . named Masahiro Dozen president Why has Dozen chosen to be president? 7 11 -151 1 Japan ' s Daiwa Securities Co . named Masahiro Dozen president . Japan ' s Daiwa Securities Co What does Daiwa Securities Co do? 0 6 -151 1 Japan ' s Daiwa Securities Co . named Masahiro Dozen president . named Masahiro Dozen president Why did they name Masahiro president? 7 11 -151 1 Japan ' s Daiwa Securities Co . named Masahiro Dozen president . Daiwa Securities Co What kind of company is this? 3 6 -151 2 Mr . Dozen succeeds Sadakane Doi , who will become vice chairman . Mr . Dozen succeeds Sadakane Doi , Why did Doi stop being president? 0 7 -151 2 Mr . Dozen succeeds Sadakane Doi , who will become vice chairman . Sadakane Why did they make Sadakane vice chairman? 4 5 -151 2 Mr . Dozen succeeds Sadakane Doi , who will become vice chairman . become vice chairman Is Doi stepping down or being forced to step down? 9 12 -151 3 Yoshitoki Chino retains his title of chairman of Daiwa , Japan ' s second - largest securities firm . second - largest What is Japans first largest security firm? 13 16 -151 4 In Japanese firms , the president usually is in charge of day - to - day operations , while the chairman ' s role is more a ceremonial one . the chairman ' s role is more a ceremonial one What ceremonial duties does the chairman perform? 19 29 -151 4 In Japanese firms , the president usually is in charge of day - to - day operations , while the chairman ' s role is more a ceremonial one . more a ceremonial one How is the chairmans role ceremonial? 25 29 -151 4 In Japanese firms , the president usually is in charge of day - to - day operations , while the chairman ' s role is more a ceremonial one . ceremonial What is ceremonial about the chairman's role? 27 28 -151 5 The title of chief executive officer isn ' t used . isn ' t used Why isn't the title of CEO used? 6 10 -151 5 The title of chief executive officer isn ' t used . isn ' t used Why is the term CEO not used? 6 10 -151 5 The title of chief executive officer isn ' t used . isn ' t used Why isn't it used? 6 10 -152 1 Bond Corp . Holdings Ltd . ' s consolidated debt totals 6 . 9 billion Australian dollars ( US $ 5 . 32 billion ) , including A $ 1 . 6 billion of bonds convertible into shares . consolidated debt How did they incur such debt? 8 10 -152 1 Bond Corp . Holdings Ltd . ' s consolidated debt totals 6 . 9 billion Australian dollars ( US $ 5 . 32 billion ) , including A $ 1 . 6 billion of bonds convertible into shares . A $ 1 . 6 billion of bonds convertible into shares Are bonds able to be converted into shares, and if so, what kinds of shares? 27 38 -152 2 Alan Bond , chairman and controlling shareholder of the cash - strapped Australian media , brewing , resources and property concern , disclosed the debt figures yesterday . cash - strapped Why are they hurting for money? 9 12 -152 2 Alan Bond , chairman and controlling shareholder of the cash - strapped Australian media , brewing , resources and property concern , disclosed the debt figures yesterday . disclosed Why did he disclose the numbers? 22 23 -152 2 Alan Bond , chairman and controlling shareholder of the cash - strapped Australian media , brewing , resources and property concern , disclosed the debt figures yesterday . Alan Bond , is he important? 0 3 -152 3 The disclosure follows last Friday ' s news that Bond Corp . incurred an overall loss of A $ 980 . 2 million for the fiscal year ended June 30 , the largest loss in Australian corporate history . overall loss of A $ 980 . 2 million How did they not just go bankrupt? 14 23 -152 3 The disclosure follows last Friday ' s news that Bond Corp . incurred an overall loss of A $ 980 . 2 million for the fiscal year ended June 30 , the largest loss in Australian corporate history . largest loss in Australian corporate history Why was this loss so prevalent? 32 38 -152 3 The disclosure follows last Friday ' s news that Bond Corp . incurred an overall loss of A $ 980 . 2 million for the fiscal year ended June 30 , the largest loss in Australian corporate history . largest loss in Australian corporate history whats the second largest? 32 38 -152 4 The debt load would have been higher but for a reduction of A $ 5 billion over the past year from asset sales , Mr . Bond said at a business gathering . reduction Why was the debt load lessened due to a reduction from asset sales? 10 11 -152 5 Mr . Bond indicated the consolidated debt figures , which include debt of units such as Bell Group Ltd . , will be published soon in Bond Corp . ' s 1989 annual accounts . debt of units How did they acquire this specific form of debt? 11 14 -152 5 Mr . Bond indicated the consolidated debt figures , which include debt of units such as Bell Group Ltd . , will be published soon in Bond Corp . ' s 1989 annual accounts . Bond Corp . ' s 1989 annual accounts are they still keeping these? 26 34 -153 1 Good grief ! Charlie Brown is selling out . selling Why is Charlie Brown selling out? 6 7 -153 1 Good grief ! Charlie Brown is selling out . Charlie Brown is selling out why is he selling out? 3 8 -153 1 Good grief ! Charlie Brown is selling out . selling out What is selling out? 6 8 -153 2 Those Metropolitan Life ads were bad enough . bad enough . What was bad about the Metropolitan Life ads? 5 8 -153 2 Those Metropolitan Life ads were bad enough . ads Why were the Metropolitan Life ads bad? 3 4 -153 2 Those Metropolitan Life ads were bad enough . Metropolitan Life ads is that a company? 1 4 -153 2 Those Metropolitan Life ads were bad enough . bad enough Why were the ads bad enough? 5 7 -153 4 Why is he cashing in now ? cashing What do they mean by \"cashing in?\" 3 4 -153 4 Why is he cashing in now ? now as opposed to earlier? 5 6 -153 4 Why is he cashing in now ? he Who is he? 2 3 -153 5 Turns out that next year , Charlie Brown , Snoopy and the gang turn 40 - - and Scripps Howard ' s United Media unit , the syndicator and licensing agent for Charles Schulz ' s comic strip , sees a bonanza in licensing the cartoon characters to a bevy of advertisers for ads , tie - ins and promotions . bonanza How much money could they be making? 41 42 -154 1 Time Warner Inc . is considering a legal challenge to Tele - Communications Inc . ' s plan to buy half of Showtime Networks Inc . , a move that could lead to all - out war between the cable industry ' s two most powerful players . all - out war has it ever happened before? 33 37 -154 1 Time Warner Inc . is considering a legal challenge to Tele - Communications Inc . ' s plan to buy half of Showtime Networks Inc . , a move that could lead to all - out war between the cable industry ' s two most powerful players . the cable industry ' s two most powerful players Who are the cable industry's two most powerful players? 38 47 -154 1 Time Warner Inc . is considering a legal challenge to Tele - Communications Inc . ' s plan to buy half of Showtime Networks Inc . , a move that could lead to all - out war between the cable industry ' s two most powerful players . challenge What is the basis for this legal challenge? 8 9 -154 2 Time is also fighting the transaction on other fronts , by attempting to discourage other cable operators from joining Tele - Communications as investors in Showtime , cable - TV industry executives say . fighting Are these methods legal? 3 4 -154 3 Time officials declined to comment . Time officials how many were asked? 0 2 -154 3 Time officials declined to comment . declined to comment Why did they decline to comment? 2 5 -154 4 Last week , Tele - Communications agreed to pay Viacom Inc . $ 225 million for a 50 % stake in its Showtime subsidiary , which is a distant second to Time ' s Home Box Office in the delivery of pay - TV networks to cable subscribers . agreed What were some of the terms of negotiation that may be of significance? 6 7 -154 5 Tele - Communications , the U . S . ' s largest cable company , said it may seek other cable partners to join in its investment . U . S . ' s largest cable company , who is the second largest? 5 15 -154 5 Tele - Communications , the U . S . ' s largest cable company , said it may seek other cable partners to join in its investment . other cable partners Who are these other cable partners? 19 22 -155 2 The proposed acquisition provides for a cash payment of $ 10 a share at closing and a contingent payment of as much as 80 cents a share placed in escrow . a share What is the current pre acquistion share value? 11 13 -155 2 The proposed acquisition provides for a cash payment of $ 10 a share at closing and a contingent payment of as much as 80 cents a share placed in escrow . proposed acquisition will it be agreed to? 1 3 -155 3 Details of the escrow agreement haven ' t been completed , the companies said . escrow what is escrow? 3 4 -155 3 Details of the escrow agreement haven ' t been completed , the companies said . haven ' t been completed , Why wasn't it completed? 5 11 -155 3 Details of the escrow agreement haven ' t been completed , the companies said . haven ' t been completed , When will they be completed? 5 11 -155 5 American Cyanamid is a Wayne , N . J . , chemicals , drugs and fertilizer concern . drugs and fertilizer concern Why is the word concern here? 13 17 -155 5 American Cyanamid is a Wayne , N . J . , chemicals , drugs and fertilizer concern . concern what is the concern? 16 17 -155 5 American Cyanamid is a Wayne , N . J . , chemicals , drugs and fertilizer concern . concern Why is it a concern? 16 17 -156 1 General Electric Co . executives and lawyers provided " misleading and false " information to the Pentagon in 1985 in an effort to cover up " longstanding fraudulent " billing practices , federal prosecutors alleged in legal briefs . " longstanding fraudulent " How did General Electric cover up fraud? 25 29 -156 1 General Electric Co . executives and lawyers provided " misleading and false " information to the Pentagon in 1985 in an effort to cover up " longstanding fraudulent " billing practices , federal prosecutors alleged in legal briefs . " misleading What was misleading about the information? 8 10 -156 1 General Electric Co . executives and lawyers provided " misleading and false " information to the Pentagon in 1985 in an effort to cover up " longstanding fraudulent " billing practices , federal prosecutors alleged in legal briefs . fraudulent " billing practices , How was General Electric performing fraudulent billing practices? 27 32 -156 2 The government ' s startling allegations , filed only days before the scheduled start of a criminal overcharge trial against GE in Philadelphia federal district court , challenge the motives and veracity of the nation ' s third - largest defense contractor . challenge the motives and veracity What were the motives GE? 27 32 -156 2 The government ' s startling allegations , filed only days before the scheduled start of a criminal overcharge trial against GE in Philadelphia federal district court , challenge the motives and veracity of the nation ' s third - largest defense contractor . criminal overcharge trial What are the fine points of the case? 16 19 -156 2 The government ' s startling allegations , filed only days before the scheduled start of a criminal overcharge trial against GE in Philadelphia federal district court , challenge the motives and veracity of the nation ' s third - largest defense contractor . criminal overcharge What is a criminal overcharge? 16 18 -156 2 The government ' s startling allegations , filed only days before the scheduled start of a criminal overcharge trial against GE in Philadelphia federal district court , challenge the motives and veracity of the nation ' s third - largest defense contractor . court , is that the highest court? 25 27 -156 3 In a strongly worded response summarizing a filing made in the same court yesterday , GE asserted that " prosecutors have misstated the testimony of witnesses , distorted documents and ignored important facts . " The company attacked the government ' s allegations as " reckless and baseless mudslinging , " and said its management " promptly and accurately reported " to the Pentagon all relevant information about billing practices . ignored important facts What important facts were ignored? 30 33 -156 3 In a strongly worded response summarizing a filing made in the same court yesterday , GE asserted that " prosecutors have misstated the testimony of witnesses , distorted documents and ignored important facts . " The company attacked the government ' s allegations as " reckless and baseless mudslinging , " and said its management " promptly and accurately reported " to the Pentagon all relevant information about billing practices . distorted documents How did prosecutors distort documents? 27 29 -156 4 The case strikes at the corporate image of GE , which provides the military with everything from jet engines and electronic warfare equipment to highly classified design work on the Strategic Defense Initiative , and could cause a loss of future defense contracts if Pentagon and Justice Department officials take a tough stance . future defense contracts What percentage of defense contracts are associated with GE at the moment? 40 43 -156 4 The case strikes at the corporate image of GE , which provides the military with everything from jet engines and electronic warfare equipment to highly classified design work on the Strategic Defense Initiative , and could cause a loss of future defense contracts if Pentagon and Justice Department officials take a tough stance . corporate image of do they have a positive image? 5 8 -156 5 The company has been considered an industry leader in advocating cooperation and voluntary disclosures of improper or inflated billing practices . company has been considered an industry leader What reasons were behind GE being considered an industry leader? 1 8 -156 5 The company has been considered an industry leader in advocating cooperation and voluntary disclosures of improper or inflated billing practices . voluntary disclosures Does this come back to them or the individual when it is voluntary? 12 14 -156 5 The company has been considered an industry leader in advocating cooperation and voluntary disclosures of improper or inflated billing practices . considered considered by who? 4 5 -157 1 Knight - Ridder Inc . said third - quarter earnings jumped 18 % , partly because of the sale of two of its media properties . the sale of two of its media properties Which two media properties did Knight-Ridder Inc. sell? 17 25 -157 1 Knight - Ridder Inc . said third - quarter earnings jumped 18 % , partly because of the sale of two of its media properties . two of its media properties . Why did they sell two of their media properties? 20 26 -157 1 Knight - Ridder Inc . said third - quarter earnings jumped 18 % , partly because of the sale of two of its media properties . media properties what are its properties? 23 25 -157 3 The latest results include a gain of $ 4 . 2 million , or eight cents a share , on the sale of television stations in Oklahoma City and Flint , Mich . sale What is the demand in these cities that they would benefit from this? 21 22 -157 4 Revenue increased 7 . 5 % to $ 540 . 9 million from $ 503 . 1 million . Revenue increased 7 . 5 % Why did revenue increase so much? 0 6 -157 4 Revenue increased 7 . 5 % to $ 540 . 9 million from $ 503 . 1 million . increased Is this increase just from those two television station sales? 1 2 -157 5 Robert F . Singleton , Knight - Ridder ' s chief financial officer , said the company was " pleased " with its overall performance , despite only single - digit growth in newspaper revenue . revenue How much do they generate from their newspaper division? 34 35 -157 5 Robert F . Singleton , Knight - Ridder ' s chief financial officer , said the company was " pleased " with its overall performance , despite only single - digit growth in newspaper revenue . " pleased " why is it quoted? 18 21 -158 1 Claude Bebear , chairman and chief executive officer , of Axa - Midi Assurances , pledged to retain employees and management of Farmers Group Inc . , including Leo E . Denlea Jr . , chairman and chief executive officer , if Axa succeeds in acquiring Farmers . Axa - Midi Assurances , What does this company do? 10 15 -158 1 Claude Bebear , chairman and chief executive officer , of Axa - Midi Assurances , pledged to retain employees and management of Farmers Group Inc . , including Leo E . Denlea Jr . , chairman and chief executive officer , if Axa succeeds in acquiring Farmers . Axa succeeds in acquiring Farmers Why would Farmers want to sell, are they in financial trouble? 42 47 -158 2 Mr . Bebear added that the French insurer would keep Farmers ' headquarters in Los Angeles and " will not send French people to run the company . " Axa would also maintain Farmers ' relationships with the insurance exchanges that it manages . insurance exchanges What is an insurance exchange? 38 40 -158 2 Mr . Bebear added that the French insurer would keep Farmers ' headquarters in Los Angeles and " will not send French people to run the company . " Axa would also maintain Farmers ' relationships with the insurance exchanges that it manages . French insurer What does Axa-Midi Assurances insure? 6 8 -158 2 Mr . Bebear added that the French insurer would keep Farmers ' headquarters in Los Angeles and " will not send French people to run the company . " Axa would also maintain Farmers ' relationships with the insurance exchanges that it manages . " will not send French people to run the company What are the full conditions of this agreement, is there an expiration date? 17 27 -158 3 Mr . Bebear made his remarks at a breakfast meeting with reporters here yesterday as part of a tour in which he is trying to rally support in the U . S . for the proposed acquisition . here Where is 'here'? 12 13 -158 3 Mr . Bebear made his remarks at a breakfast meeting with reporters here yesterday as part of a tour in which he is trying to rally support in the U . S . for the proposed acquisition . support Why do they need support for such an acquisition? 26 27 -158 3 Mr . Bebear made his remarks at a breakfast meeting with reporters here yesterday as part of a tour in which he is trying to rally support in the U . S . for the proposed acquisition . proposed acquisition Is Farmers a public company and if so who are all the major shareholders? 35 37 -158 4 The bid is part of Sir James Goldsmith ' s unfriendly takeover attempt for B . A . T Industries PLC , the British tobacco , retailing , paper and financial - services giant that acquired Farmers last year for $ 5 . 2 billion . unfriendly takeover How was the takover unfriendly? 10 12 -158 4 The bid is part of Sir James Goldsmith ' s unfriendly takeover attempt for B . A . T Industries PLC , the British tobacco , retailing , paper and financial - services giant that acquired Farmers last year for $ 5 . 2 billion . unfriendly takeover Why is the takeover unfriendly? 10 12 -158 4 The bid is part of Sir James Goldsmith ' s unfriendly takeover attempt for B . A . T Industries PLC , the British tobacco , retailing , paper and financial - services giant that acquired Farmers last year for $ 5 . 2 billion . acquired Farmers last year for $ 5 . 2 billion Why did Farmers sell last year, were they in financial trouble? 35 45 -158 5 Axa has agreed to acquire Farmers from Sir James ' s investment vehicle , Hoylake Investments Ltd . , for $ 4 . 5 billion plus a $ 1 billion investment in Hoylake . Hoylake Investments Ltd What does Hoylake Investments Ltd. do? 14 17 -158 5 Axa has agreed to acquire Farmers from Sir James ' s investment vehicle , Hoylake Investments Ltd . , for $ 4 . 5 billion plus a $ 1 billion investment in Hoylake . investment vehicle , What is an investment vehicle? 11 14 -158 5 Axa has agreed to acquire Farmers from Sir James ' s investment vehicle , Hoylake Investments Ltd . , for $ 4 . 5 billion plus a $ 1 billion investment in Hoylake . $ 1 billion investment in Hoylake What are the complete conditions of the $1 billion investment in Hoylake? 27 33 -159 1 Combustion Engineering Inc . said third - quarter net income of $ 22 . 8 million , reversing a $ 91 . 7 million year - earlier loss . loss Why did Combustion Engineering have a loss the year before? 27 28 -159 1 Combustion Engineering Inc . said third - quarter net income of $ 22 . 8 million , reversing a $ 91 . 7 million year - earlier loss . year - earlier Was the 91.7M loss for the quarter ending a year ago or was that for the entire year? 24 27 -159 2 The Stamford , Conn . , power - generation products and services company said per - share earnings were 56 cents compared with the year - ago loss of $ 2 . 39 . loss Why was there a per-share loss the year before? 27 28 -159 2 The Stamford , Conn . , power - generation products and services company said per - share earnings were 56 cents compared with the year - ago loss of $ 2 . 39 . year - ago Was the $2.39 loss for the quarter ending a year ago or was that for the year? 24 27 -159 2 The Stamford , Conn . , power - generation products and services company said per - share earnings were 56 cents compared with the year - ago loss of $ 2 . 39 . Stamford , is that southern connnecticut? 1 3 -159 3 Sales fell 1 . 5 % to $ 884 million from $ 897 . 2 million . Sales fell Why did sales fall 1.5%? 0 2 -159 3 Sales fell 1 . 5 % to $ 884 million from $ 897 . 2 million . from Is this qtr-qtr data or is this year-year data? 10 11 -159 3 Sales fell 1 . 5 % to $ 884 million from $ 897 . 2 million . fell why did they fall? 1 2 -159 3 Sales fell 1 . 5 % to $ 884 million from $ 897 . 2 million . Sales fell Why did sales fall? 0 2 -159 4 Strong profit in the process industries , including chemical and pulp and paper , were offset by higher interest expense and by lower earnings as the company closed out certain long - term contracts . closed out Why did the company close out certain long-term contracts? 27 29 -159 4 Strong profit in the process industries , including chemical and pulp and paper , were offset by higher interest expense and by lower earnings as the company closed out certain long - term contracts . lower How much lower were earnings? 22 23 -159 4 Strong profit in the process industries , including chemical and pulp and paper , were offset by higher interest expense and by lower earnings as the company closed out certain long - term contracts . certain How much of the losses are attributed to the certain contracts?\n 29 30 -159 4 Strong profit in the process industries , including chemical and pulp and paper , were offset by higher interest expense and by lower earnings as the company closed out certain long - term contracts . contracts Are these contracts that are off the books now, leading to expect hirer profit contracts will be the norm moving forward? 33 34 -159 4 Strong profit in the process industries , including chemical and pulp and paper , were offset by higher interest expense and by lower earnings as the company closed out certain long - term contracts . interest expense what is interest expense? 18 20 -159 4 Strong profit in the process industries , including chemical and pulp and paper , were offset by higher interest expense and by lower earnings as the company closed out certain long - term contracts . certain long - term contracts What contracts did they close? 29 34 -159 5 Combustion reported improved profits in its automation and control products businesses , and it narrowed its losses in its public sector and environmental segment . narrowed its losses How did Combustion narrow its losses? 14 17 -160 1 If bluebloods won ' t pay high prices for racehorses anymore , who will ? bluebloods won ' t pay high prices for racehorses Why will bluebloods no longer pay high prices for racehorses? 1 10 -160 1 If bluebloods won ' t pay high prices for racehorses anymore , who will ? bluebloods what is bluebloods? 1 2 -160 1 If bluebloods won ' t pay high prices for racehorses anymore , who will ? bluebloods what is a blueblood? 1 2 -160 1 If bluebloods won ' t pay high prices for racehorses anymore , who will ? bluebloods What is a blueblood? 1 2 -160 2 Breeders are betting on the common folk . Breeders why are they betting on common folk? 0 1 -160 2 Breeders are betting on the common folk . betting How are they betting on them? 2 3 -160 3 The Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders Association , a Lexington , Ky . - based trade group , has launched " seminars " for " potential investors " at race tracks around the country . " seminars " where are they held? 19 22 -160 4 The group , which has held half a dozen seminars so far , also is considering promotional videos and perhaps a pitch to Wall Street investment bankers . perhaps a pitch to Wall Street investment bankers Why are they considering pitching to Wall Street bankers? 19 27 -160 5 " People in this business have been insulated , " says Josh Pons , a horse breeder from Bel Air , Md . " But the real future of this game is in a number of people owning a few horses . " " People in this business have been insulated , " Why have people in the horserace business been insulated? 0 10 -160 5 " People in this business have been insulated , " says Josh Pons , a horse breeder from Bel Air , Md . " But the real future of this game is in a number of people owning a few horses . " few horses how many horses does he mean? 39 41 -161 1 Britain ' s current account deficit dropped to # 1 . 6 billion ( $ 2 . 56 billion ) in September from an adjusted # 2 billion ( $ 3 . 21 billion ) the previous month , but the improvement comes amid increasing concern that a recession could strike the U . K . economy next year . dropped Why did Britain's current account deficit drop. 6 7 -161 1 Britain ' s current account deficit dropped to # 1 . 6 billion ( $ 2 . 56 billion ) in September from an adjusted # 2 billion ( $ 3 . 21 billion ) the previous month , but the improvement comes amid increasing concern that a recession could strike the U . K . economy next year . dropped Why did Britain's account deficit drop? 6 7 -161 2 The Confederation of British Industry ' s latest survey shows that business executives expect a pronounced slowdown , largely because of a 16 - month series of interest - rate increases that has raised banks ' base lending rates to 15 % . pronounced slowdown , how pronounced was it? 15 18 -161 2 The Confederation of British Industry ' s latest survey shows that business executives expect a pronounced slowdown , largely because of a 16 - month series of interest - rate increases that has raised banks ' base lending rates to 15 % . business executives expect a pronounced slowdown , Which business executives? 11 18 -161 2 The Confederation of British Industry ' s latest survey shows that business executives expect a pronounced slowdown , largely because of a 16 - month series of interest - rate increases that has raised banks ' base lending rates to 15 % . interest - rate increases Why did the interest-rate increase? 27 31 -161 4 He also said investment by businesses is falling off . falling off Why is investment by business failling off? 7 9 -161 4 He also said investment by businesses is falling off . falling off why exactly? 7 9 -161 4 He also said investment by businesses is falling off . investment by businesses is falling off What does investment by businesses is falling off mean? 3 9 -161 4 He also said investment by businesses is falling off . falling off Why is business investment falling off? 7 9 -161 5 Of 1 , 224 companies surveyed , 31 % expect to cut spending on plant equipment and machinery , while only 28 % plan to spend more . cut Why did the companies surveyed cut their spending. 11 12 -161 5 Of 1 , 224 companies surveyed , 31 % expect to cut spending on plant equipment and machinery , while only 28 % plan to spend more . 28 % plan why are they spending more? 21 24 -162 1 Yields on certificates of deposit at major banks were little changed in the latest week . Yields on certificates What are yields on certificates of deposit? 0 3 -162 1 Yields on certificates of deposit at major banks were little changed in the latest week . latest What exactly is the timeline and when is it being compared to? 13 14 -162 2 The average yield on six - month CDs of $ 50 , 000 and less slipped to 7 . 96 % from 8 . 00 % , according to Banxquote Money Markets , an information service based here . Banxquote Money Markets , Where is Banxquote Money Markets located? 29 33 -162 2 The average yield on six - month CDs of $ 50 , 000 and less slipped to 7 . 96 % from 8 . 00 % , according to Banxquote Money Markets , an information service based here . 8 . 00 % , Is this considered a significant amount? 22 27 -162 3 On one - year CDs of $ 50 , 000 and less , the average slid to 8 . 02 % from 8 . 06 % . the average slid to 8 . 02 % from 8 . 06 % Why did this average decrease? 13 26 -162 3 On one - year CDs of $ 50 , 000 and less , the average slid to 8 . 02 % from 8 . 06 % . 8 . 06 % How did this difference come about? 22 26 -162 3 On one - year CDs of $ 50 , 000 and less , the average slid to 8 . 02 % from 8 . 06 % . 8 . 02 % from 8 . 06 % is that small? 17 26 -162 4 Both issues are among the most popular with individual investors . among the most popular Why are they among the most popular? 3 7 -162 4 Both issues are among the most popular with individual investors . Both issues are among the most popular Why are these issues popular ? 0 7 -162 4 Both issues are among the most popular with individual investors . individual What is the reasoning behind this? 8 9 -162 4 Both issues are among the most popular with individual investors . most popular why are they popular? 5 7 -162 5 " Because of shrinkage in the economy , rates can be expected to decline over a one - year horizon , " said Norberto Mehl , chairman of Banxquote . " It ' s unclear how much rates can fall and how soon . " unclear how much rates can fall and how soon How does one determine how soon and how much rates can fall? 34 43 -162 5 " Because of shrinkage in the economy , rates can be expected to decline over a one - year horizon , " said Norberto Mehl , chairman of Banxquote . " It ' s unclear how much rates can fall and how soon . " shrinkage what is shrinkage? 3 4 -163 1 HomeFed Corp . said third - quarter net income slid 14 % to $ 23 . 9 million , or $ 1 . 10 per fully diluted share , from $ 27 . 9 million , or $ 1 . 21 a fully diluted share , because of increased bad assets and unexpected trouble in unloading foreclosed property . unexpected trouble in unloading foreclosed What caused the unexpected trouble in selling properties? 52 57 -163 1 HomeFed Corp . said third - quarter net income slid 14 % to $ 23 . 9 million , or $ 1 . 10 per fully diluted share , from $ 27 . 9 million , or $ 1 . 21 a fully diluted share , because of increased bad assets and unexpected trouble in unloading foreclosed property . bad assets What makes their assets bad? 49 51 -163 1 HomeFed Corp . said third - quarter net income slid 14 % to $ 23 . 9 million , or $ 1 . 10 per fully diluted share , from $ 27 . 9 million , or $ 1 . 21 a fully diluted share , because of increased bad assets and unexpected trouble in unloading foreclosed property . fully diluted share , What is a fully diluted share? 25 29 -163 2 The decline surprised analysts and jolted HomeFed ' s stock , which lost 8 . 6 % of its value , closing at $ 38 . 50 on the New York Stock Exchange , down $ 3 . 625 . decline surprised analysts Why were analysts suprprised by the decline? 1 4 -163 2 The decline surprised analysts and jolted HomeFed ' s stock , which lost 8 . 6 % of its value , closing at $ 38 . 50 on the New York Stock Exchange , down $ 3 . 625 . surprised analysts Why did the decline surprise analysts? 2 4 -163 3 HomeFed had been one of the handful of large West Coast thrifts that in recent quarters had counteracted interest - rate problems dogging the industry by keeping a lid on problem assets and lending heavily into the furious California housing market . keeping a lid on problem assets How had HomeFed been keeping a lid on problem assets? 26 32 -163 4 Analysts had been projecting fully diluted earnings in the third quarter in the range of about $ 1 . 30 a share . diluted earnings What is a diluted earning? 5 7 -163 5 However , HomeFed ' s loan originations and purchases plunged 26 % in the quarter , to $ 1 . 4 billion from $ 1 . 9 billion a year earlier . originations What is an origination? 6 7 -164 1 MORGAN STANLEY , THE ONCE STODGY investment house , in 1974 helped a corporate client complete a hostile takeover . hostile takeover what is a hostile takeover 17 19 -164 1 MORGAN STANLEY , THE ONCE STODGY investment house , in 1974 helped a corporate client complete a hostile takeover . hostile How did Morgan Stanley help the corporate client? 17 18 -164 1 MORGAN STANLEY , THE ONCE STODGY investment house , in 1974 helped a corporate client complete a hostile takeover . STODGY what does stodgy mean? 5 6 -164 1 MORGAN STANLEY , THE ONCE STODGY investment house , in 1974 helped a corporate client complete a hostile takeover . helped a corporate client Who was the corporate client? 11 15 -164 2 It was the start of a boom in unfriendly , even ungentlemanly , mergers . mergers Who were the mergers with? 13 14 -164 2 It was the start of a boom in unfriendly , even ungentlemanly , mergers . unfriendly , Why was it unfriendly? 8 10 -164 2 It was the start of a boom in unfriendly , even ungentlemanly , mergers . ungentlemanly , why was it not gentlemanly? 11 13 -164 3 On July 18 , 1974 , International Nickle of Canada - - advised by Morgan - - offered $ 28 a share , equal to $ 157 million , for ESB , a Philadelphia battery maker . offered Was ESB doing badly at the time? 17 18 -164 4 ESB said it was given only a three - hour advance warning on a " take it or leave it " basis from Inco , as the Toronto company is called . three - hour Why was Inco in such a hurry for ESB to make a decision? 7 10 -164 5 " ESB is aware that a hostile tender offer is being made by a foreign company for all of ESB ' s shares , " said F . J . Port , ESB ' s president . " Hostile " thus entered the merger - acquisition lexicon . hostile Why is it called a \"hostile tender offer?\" 6 7 -164 5 " ESB is aware that a hostile tender offer is being made by a foreign company for all of ESB ' s shares , " said F . J . Port , ESB ' s president . " Hostile " thus entered the merger - acquisition lexicon . lexicon what is a lexicon? 46 47 -165 1 When the Trinity Repertory Theater named Anne Bogart its artistic director last spring , the nation ' s theatrical cognoscenti arched a collective eyebrow . cognoscenti what is cognoscenti? 19 20 -165 1 When the Trinity Repertory Theater named Anne Bogart its artistic director last spring , the nation ' s theatrical cognoscenti arched a collective eyebrow . arched a collective eyebrow Why did this surprise the theatrical cognoscenti? 20 24 -165 1 When the Trinity Repertory Theater named Anne Bogart its artistic director last spring , the nation ' s theatrical cognoscenti arched a collective eyebrow . theatrical cognoscenti What does this mean exactly? 18 20 -165 2 Ms . Bogart , an acclaimed creator of deconstructed dramatic collages that tear into such sacred texts as Rodgers and Hammerstein ' s " South Pacific , " is decidedly downtown . decidedly downtown meaning what exactl? 29 31 -165 2 Ms . Bogart , an acclaimed creator of deconstructed dramatic collages that tear into such sacred texts as Rodgers and Hammerstein ' s " South Pacific , " is decidedly downtown . tear into such sacred texts Why are these works considered sacred? 12 17 -165 2 Ms . Bogart , an acclaimed creator of deconstructed dramatic collages that tear into such sacred texts as Rodgers and Hammerstein ' s " South Pacific , " is decidedly downtown . decidedly downtown What does downtown mean in this sense? 29 31 -165 2 Ms . Bogart , an acclaimed creator of deconstructed dramatic collages that tear into such sacred texts as Rodgers and Hammerstein ' s " South Pacific , " is decidedly downtown . tear into such sacred texts as Rodgers What makes these texts sacred? 12 19 -165 2 Ms . Bogart , an acclaimed creator of deconstructed dramatic collages that tear into such sacred texts as Rodgers and Hammerstein ' s " South Pacific , " is decidedly downtown . decidedly downtown what does that mean? 29 31 -165 3 Trinity Rep meanwhile is one of the nation ' s oldest and most respected regional theaters , still hosting an annual " A Christmas Carol . " still hosting an annual " A Christmas Carol Why is this particular fact relevant? 17 25 -165 3 Trinity Rep meanwhile is one of the nation ' s oldest and most respected regional theaters , still hosting an annual " A Christmas Carol . " " A Christmas with the three ghosts? 21 24 -165 4 How would this bastion of traditional values fare in Ms . Bogart ' s iconoclastic hands ? iconoclastic what is iconoclastic? 14 15 -165 4 How would this bastion of traditional values fare in Ms . Bogart ' s iconoclastic hands ? iconoclastic hands ? Why is she considered an iconoclast for creating new works? 14 17 -165 4 How would this bastion of traditional values fare in Ms . Bogart ' s iconoclastic hands ? bastion of traditional values What makes christmas carolling in a theatrical context traditional? 3 7 -165 4 How would this bastion of traditional values fare in Ms . Bogart ' s iconoclastic hands ? iconoclastic definition of this word? 14 15 -165 5 She held her fire with her first production at the Trinity earlier this season . held her fire what does held her fire mean here? 1 4 -166 1 California legislators , searching for ways to pay for the $ 4 billion to $ 6 billion in damages from last week ' s earthquake , are laying the groundwork for a temporary increase in the state ' s sales tax . California legislators , Who are the California legislators? 0 3 -166 1 California legislators , searching for ways to pay for the $ 4 billion to $ 6 billion in damages from last week ' s earthquake , are laying the groundwork for a temporary increase in the state ' s sales tax . temporary increase in the state ' s sales tax How a temporary increase in the state's sales tax is going to help pay the $4 billion to $6 billion ? 32 41 -166 1 California legislators , searching for ways to pay for the $ 4 billion to $ 6 billion in damages from last week ' s earthquake , are laying the groundwork for a temporary increase in the state ' s sales tax . temporary increase in the state ' s sales tax How much will the state's sales tax be increased? 32 41 -166 2 The talk of a sales tax rise follows a rebuff from Congress on the question of how much the federal government is willing to spend to aid in California ' s earthquake relief efforts . follows a rebuff from Congress What prompted the rebuff from Congress? 7 12 -166 2 The talk of a sales tax rise follows a rebuff from Congress on the question of how much the federal government is willing to spend to aid in California ' s earthquake relief efforts . federal government why is federal government answerable to congress? 19 21 -166 2 The talk of a sales tax rise follows a rebuff from Congress on the question of how much the federal government is willing to spend to aid in California ' s earthquake relief efforts . a rebuff from Congress How did Congress rebuff this issue? 8 12 -166 3 The state had sought as much as $ 4 . 1 billion in relief , but yesterday the House approved a more general scaled - back measure calling for $ 2 . 85 billion in aid , the bulk of which would go to California , with an unspecified amount going to regions affected by Hurricane Hugo . House approved a more general scaled - back measure Why did the House decide on this change? 18 27 -166 3 The state had sought as much as $ 4 . 1 billion in relief , but yesterday the House approved a more general scaled - back measure calling for $ 2 . 85 billion in aid , the bulk of which would go to California , with an unspecified amount going to regions affected by Hurricane Hugo . unspecified Why was the amount unspecified? 48 49 -166 3 The state had sought as much as $ 4 . 1 billion in relief , but yesterday the House approved a more general scaled - back measure calling for $ 2 . 85 billion in aid , the bulk of which would go to California , with an unspecified amount going to regions affected by Hurricane Hugo . unspecified amount why an unspecified amount going to regions affected by Hurricane Hugo? 48 50 -166 3 The state had sought as much as $ 4 . 1 billion in relief , but yesterday the House approved a more general scaled - back measure calling for $ 2 . 85 billion in aid , the bulk of which would go to California , with an unspecified amount going to regions affected by Hurricane Hugo . regions affected by Hurricane Hugo What regions were affected by Hurricane Hugo? 52 57 -166 4 That leaves the state roughly $ 2 billion to $ 4 billion short . roughly $ 2 billion to $ 4 billion short Why would the state be left billions of dollars short? 4 13 -166 4 That leaves the state roughly $ 2 billion to $ 4 billion short . $ 2 billion to $ 4 billion short . why is the state short of $2 billion to $4 billion ? 5 14 -166 5 A sales tax increase appears to be the fastest and easiest to raise funds in a hurry . raise funds in a hurry Why do the funds need to be raised in a hurry? 12 17 -166 5 A sales tax increase appears to be the fastest and easiest to raise funds in a hurry . A sales tax increase why a sales tax increase be the fastest and easiest to raise funds ? 0 4 -166 5 A sales tax increase appears to be the fastest and easiest to raise funds in a hurry . the fastest and easiest to raise funds Why is a sales tax increase the fastest and easiest way to raise funds? 7 14 -167 1 The Justice Department scrambled to play down the significance of its new guidelines concerning prosecutions under the federal racketeering law . significance What was the significance? 8 9 -167 1 The Justice Department scrambled to play down the significance of its new guidelines concerning prosecutions under the federal racketeering law . new guidelines What are some of the new guidelines? 11 13 -167 2 The guidelines were distributed to U . S . attorneys last summer but were disclosed for the first time by press reports this week . guidelines What are the guidelines? 1 2 -167 2 The guidelines were distributed to U . S . attorneys last summer but were disclosed for the first time by press reports this week . this week which week was it? 22 24 -167 3 They discourage prosecutors , under certain circumstances , from seeking court orders seizing the assets of racketeering defendants prior to trial . under certain circumstances What are the cirsumstances? 4 7 -167 3 They discourage prosecutors , under certain circumstances , from seeking court orders seizing the assets of racketeering defendants prior to trial . racketeering defendants how do they do that? 16 18 -167 3 They discourage prosecutors , under certain circumstances , from seeking court orders seizing the assets of racketeering defendants prior to trial . under certain circumstances , What are some of the circumstances? 4 8 -167 4 But David Runkel , chief Justice Department spokesman , said the guidelines " are a codification and a clarification far more than a new direction . " codification and a clarification What does Runkel mean by this? 15 19 -167 4 But David Runkel , chief Justice Department spokesman , said the guidelines " are a codification and a clarification far more than a new direction . " " are what is a codification? 12 14 -167 5 Use of the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations law against white - collar defendants , as opposed to alleged organized - crime figures , has come under attack from some defense lawyers and legal scholars . some defense lawyers Who are the defense lawyers? 29 32 -167 5 Use of the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations law against white - collar defendants , as opposed to alleged organized - crime figures , has come under attack from some defense lawyers and legal scholars . law against white - collar defendants , How can RICO be used against white collar criminals? 8 15 -168 1 Johnson & Johnson reported a 10 % rise in third - quarter net income on a 12 % sales increase - results that were driven particularly by new products including pharmaceuticals and the company ' s professional operations . Johnson & Johnson What is Johnson & Johnson 0 3 -168 1 Johnson & Johnson reported a 10 % rise in third - quarter net income on a 12 % sales increase - results that were driven particularly by new products including pharmaceuticals and the company ' s professional operations . pharmaceuticals Any specific pharmaceuticals of interest? 30 31 -168 1 Johnson & Johnson reported a 10 % rise in third - quarter net income on a 12 % sales increase - results that were driven particularly by new products including pharmaceuticals and the company ' s professional operations . company ' s professional operations What professional operations? 33 38 -168 1 Johnson & Johnson reported a 10 % rise in third - quarter net income on a 12 % sales increase - results that were driven particularly by new products including pharmaceuticals and the company ' s professional operations . new products WHAT ARE THE NEW PRODUCTS? 27 29 -168 1 Johnson & Johnson reported a 10 % rise in third - quarter net income on a 12 % sales increase - results that were driven particularly by new products including pharmaceuticals and the company ' s professional operations . professional operations what professional operations? 36 38 -168 1 Johnson & Johnson reported a 10 % rise in third - quarter net income on a 12 % sales increase - results that were driven particularly by new products including pharmaceuticals and the company ' s professional operations . 12 % sales increase - results how did it increase? 16 22 -168 2 Net for the New Brunswick , N . J . , maker of health - care products climbed to $ 265 million , or 80 cents a share , from $ 240 million , or 71 cents a share , in the year - earlier period . year - earlier period WHAT YEAR? 42 46 -168 3 Sales rose to $ 2 . 45 billion from $ 2 . 2 billion . Sales rose WHY DID SALES RISE? 0 2 -168 4 The year - ago per - share earnings are adjusted to reflect a 2 - for - 1 stock split last May . stock split WHAT CAUSED A STOCK SPLIT? 18 20 -168 4 The year - ago per - share earnings are adjusted to reflect a 2 - for - 1 stock split last May . stock split Why did they do a stock split? 18 20 -168 4 The year - ago per - share earnings are adjusted to reflect a 2 - for - 1 stock split last May . stock split last what is a stock split? 18 21 -168 5 In a statement , Ralph S . Larsen , chairman and chief executive officer , said the company was pleased with its third - quarter sales performance , " especially in light of the extremely competitive environment in domestic consumer markets and the negative impact of unfavorable exchange rates this quarter . " domestic consumer markets Were there any notable competitive problems? 38 41 -168 5 In a statement , Ralph S . Larsen , chairman and chief executive officer , said the company was pleased with its third - quarter sales performance , " especially in light of the extremely competitive environment in domestic consumer markets and the negative impact of unfavorable exchange rates this quarter . " extremely competitive environment WHQT IS MAKING THE ENVIORNMENT COMPETATIVE? 34 37 -168 5 In a statement , Ralph S . Larsen , chairman and chief executive officer , said the company was pleased with its third - quarter sales performance , " especially in light of the extremely competitive environment in domestic consumer markets and the negative impact of unfavorable exchange rates this quarter . " pleased Why was he pleased? 19 20 -168 5 In a statement , Ralph S . Larsen , chairman and chief executive officer , said the company was pleased with its third - quarter sales performance , " especially in light of the extremely competitive environment in domestic consumer markets and the negative impact of unfavorable exchange rates this quarter . " competitive environment Why is the market competitive? 35 37 -168 5 In a statement , Ralph S . Larsen , chairman and chief executive officer , said the company was pleased with its third - quarter sales performance , " especially in light of the extremely competitive environment in domestic consumer markets and the negative impact of unfavorable exchange rates this quarter . " negative impact Why was the impact negative? 43 45 -168 5 In a statement , Ralph S . Larsen , chairman and chief executive officer , said the company was pleased with its third - quarter sales performance , " especially in light of the extremely competitive environment in domestic consumer markets and the negative impact of unfavorable exchange rates this quarter . " Ralph S . Larsen , how long has he been chairman? 4 9 -169 1 Cray Research Inc . forecast that 1990 will be a no - growth year for its supercomputer line . no - growth What made them predict this? 10 13 -169 1 Cray Research Inc . forecast that 1990 will be a no - growth year for its supercomputer line . forecast that 1990 will be a no - growth year Why does Cray Research think it will be a no-growth year? 4 14 -169 1 Cray Research Inc . forecast that 1990 will be a no - growth year for its supercomputer line . Cray where are they from 0 1 -169 1 Cray Research Inc . forecast that 1990 will be a no - growth year for its supercomputer line . forecast How did they construct their forecast? 4 5 -169 1 Cray Research Inc . forecast that 1990 will be a no - growth year for its supercomputer line . Cray Research Inc . What type of company is Cray Research Inc? 0 4 -169 2 In what has become a series of bad - news announcements , the world ' s largest maker of supercomputers said that after reviewing its order prospects , " we have concluded it is prudent to plan for next year on the assumption that revenue again will be flat . " again In previous years what caused this drop in revenue? 45 46 -169 2 In what has become a series of bad - news announcements , the world ' s largest maker of supercomputers said that after reviewing its order prospects , " we have concluded it is prudent to plan for next year on the assumption that revenue again will be flat . " has become a series of bad - news announcements , Why has there been a series of bad-news announcements? 2 12 -169 2 In what has become a series of bad - news announcements , the world ' s largest maker of supercomputers said that after reviewing its order prospects , " we have concluded it is prudent to plan for next year on the assumption that revenue again will be flat . " revenue what is the 5 year 10 year trend 44 45 -169 2 In what has become a series of bad - news announcements , the world ' s largest maker of supercomputers said that after reviewing its order prospects , " we have concluded it is prudent to plan for next year on the assumption that revenue again will be flat . " a series of bad - news announcements , Why have they had a series of bad-news announcements? 4 12 -169 3 Cray jolted the market in July when it slashed revenue and earnings projections for this year , citing a slowing economy that has delayed orders from government as well as commercial customers . commercial Do commercial customers or the government make up the majority of their earnings? 30 31 -169 3 Cray jolted the market in July when it slashed revenue and earnings projections for this year , citing a slowing economy that has delayed orders from government as well as commercial customers . citing a slowing economy Why has the economy slowed? 17 21 -169 3 Cray jolted the market in July when it slashed revenue and earnings projections for this year , citing a slowing economy that has delayed orders from government as well as commercial customers . year , what plans does the company have to improve business 15 17 -169 3 Cray jolted the market in July when it slashed revenue and earnings projections for this year , citing a slowing economy that has delayed orders from government as well as commercial customers . slowing economy Why is the economy slowing? 19 21 -169 3 Cray jolted the market in July when it slashed revenue and earnings projections for this year , citing a slowing economy that has delayed orders from government as well as commercial customers . slashed revenue and earnings projections How much did it slash revenue and earnings projections? 8 13 -169 4 The company made its 1990 projection - - an unusual event for Cray - - in announcing improved net income for the third quarter . improved What caused this prediction? 17 18 -169 4 The company made its 1990 projection - - an unusual event for Cray - - in announcing improved net income for the third quarter . an unusual event Why is making a projection an unusual event for Cray? 8 11 -169 4 The company made its 1990 projection - - an unusual event for Cray - - in announcing improved net income for the third quarter . an unusual event for Cray Why is this unusual? 8 13 -169 5 Cray said it earned $ 30 . 6 million , or $ 1 . 04 a share , up 35 % from $ 22 . 6 million , or 73 cents a share , a year ago . share , how many total shaare holders are there 16 18 -169 5 Cray said it earned $ 30 . 6 million , or $ 1 . 04 a share , up 35 % from $ 22 . 6 million , or 73 cents a share , a year ago . up 35 % Why did earnings/share go up? 18 21 -170 1 The stock market ' s woes spooked currency traders but prompted a quiet little party among bond investors . party among bond investors Why were the bond investors partying? 14 18 -170 1 The stock market ' s woes spooked currency traders but prompted a quiet little party among bond investors . bond investors how are these investors different? 16 18 -170 1 The stock market ' s woes spooked currency traders but prompted a quiet little party among bond investors . quiet little party among bond investors Why are they having a party? 12 18 -170 2 Prices of long - term Treasury bonds moved inversely to the stock market as investors sought safety amid growing evidence the economy is weakening . economy is weakening Why is the economy weakening? 21 24 -170 2 Prices of long - term Treasury bonds moved inversely to the stock market as investors sought safety amid growing evidence the economy is weakening . inversely Does this mean the bonds were better or worse off? 8 9 -170 3 But the shaky economic outlook and the volatile stock market forced the dollar lower against major currencies . shaky economic outlook Why is the economic outlook shakey? 2 5 -170 3 But the shaky economic outlook and the volatile stock market forced the dollar lower against major currencies . major currencies which currencies? 15 17 -170 4 The bond market got an early boost from the opening - hour sell - off in stocks . opening - hour when is opening hour? 9 12 -170 4 The bond market got an early boost from the opening - hour sell - off in stocks . sell - off in stocks How did this boost if they are selling off? 12 17 -170 5 That rout was triggered by UAL Corp . ' s announcement late Monday that the proposed management - labor buy - out had collapsed . management - labor buy - out had collapsed Why did the buy out collapse? 16 24 -170 5 That rout was triggered by UAL Corp . ' s announcement late Monday that the proposed management - labor buy - out had collapsed . UAL Corp who are they? 5 7 -170 5 That rout was triggered by UAL Corp . ' s announcement late Monday that the proposed management - labor buy - out had collapsed . proposed management - labor buy - out What does the buy-out entail? 15 22 -171 1 " The Famous Teddy Z , " which CBS Inc . had hoped would emerge as one of the few bright spots in its otherwise lackluster prime - time schedule , isn ' t turning out to be the hit the network envisaged . prime - time schedule , When is \"prime-time schedule\" ? 26 31 -171 1 " The Famous Teddy Z , " which CBS Inc . had hoped would emerge as one of the few bright spots in its otherwise lackluster prime - time schedule , isn ' t turning out to be the hit the network envisaged . Teddy Z , " who is he? 3 7 -171 1 " The Famous Teddy Z , " which CBS Inc . had hoped would emerge as one of the few bright spots in its otherwise lackluster prime - time schedule , isn ' t turning out to be the hit the network envisaged . isn ' t turning out to be the hit Why isn't The Famous Teddy Z a hit? 31 40 -171 2 Although the half - hour situation comedy seen Mondays at 9 : 30 p . m . Eastern and Pacific time isn ' t a candidate for cancellation , it is slated for fine - tuning and by next week the network may announce " Teddy Z " is moving to 8 : 30 p . m . from its 9 : 30 time slot , replacing " The People Next Door , " which became the first network show to be canceled this season . canceled Why was \"The People Next Door\" cancelled? 82 83 -171 2 Although the half - hour situation comedy seen Mondays at 9 : 30 p . m . Eastern and Pacific time isn ' t a candidate for cancellation , it is slated for fine - tuning and by next week the network may announce " Teddy Z " is moving to 8 : 30 p . m . from its 9 : 30 time slot , replacing " The People Next Door , " which became the first network show to be canceled this season . " The People Next Door , " why was it cancelled? 67 74 -171 2 Although the half - hour situation comedy seen Mondays at 9 : 30 p . m . Eastern and Pacific time isn ' t a candidate for cancellation , it is slated for fine - tuning and by next week the network may announce " Teddy Z " is moving to 8 : 30 p . m . from its 9 : 30 time slot , replacing " The People Next Door , " which became the first network show to be canceled this season . time isn ' t a candidate for cancellation , Why isn't The Famous Teddy Z a candidate for cancellation? 20 29 -171 3 " Teddy Z , " which centers on a mailroom clerk - turned agent at a Hollywood talent agency , was scheduled in the coveted 9 : 30 p . m . slot to follow " Murphy Brown , " a situation comedy about a television news magazine , starring Candice Bergen . " Teddy Z " was boosted by favorable reviews and a network - wide promotional tie - in contest with K mart Corp . favorable Who wrote these \"favorable reviews\" ? 60 61 -171 3 " Teddy Z , " which centers on a mailroom clerk - turned agent at a Hollywood talent agency , was scheduled in the coveted 9 : 30 p . m . slot to follow " Murphy Brown , " a situation comedy about a television news magazine , starring Candice Bergen . " Teddy Z " was boosted by favorable reviews and a network - wide promotional tie - in contest with K mart Corp . K mart Corp k mart the store? 73 76 -171 4 It was promoted on cable services , including MTV , Nick at Night and VH - 1 , and premiered as the No . 22 - rated show for the week . week What week was this? 30 31 -171 5 But five weeks after the premiere , the series has floundered . five weeks after the premiere , When was this? What month? What events were happening at this time that could have led to this? 1 7 -171 5 But five weeks after the premiere , the series has floundered . floundered why did it flounder? 10 11 -171 5 But five weeks after the premiere , the series has floundered . the series has floundered Why has the series floundered? 7 11 -172 1 The Justice Department is in the process of trying to gain control over a law that federal Judge David Sentelle recently called a " monster . " Needless to say , he was talking about RICO . gain control Why does the Justice Department want to gain control over RICO? 10 12 -172 1 The Justice Department is in the process of trying to gain control over a law that federal Judge David Sentelle recently called a " monster . " Needless to say , he was talking about RICO . " monster why is it a monster? 23 25 -172 1 The Justice Department is in the process of trying to gain control over a law that federal Judge David Sentelle recently called a " monster . " Needless to say , he was talking about RICO . RICO What is RICO? 35 36 -172 2 With its recently revised guidelines for RICO , Justice makes it clear that the law currently holds too many incentives for abuse by prosecutors . incentives What are the incentives for abuse of the law? 19 20 -172 2 With its recently revised guidelines for RICO , Justice makes it clear that the law currently holds too many incentives for abuse by prosecutors . incentives What are some of these incentives? 19 20 -172 3 The text of the " new policy " guidelines from the Criminal Division are reprinted nearby . " new policy " guidelines What are the \"new policy\" guidelines? 4 9 -172 3 The text of the " new policy " guidelines from the Criminal Division are reprinted nearby . reprinted nearby why do they need to be reprinted? 14 16 -172 3 The text of the " new policy " guidelines from the Criminal Division are reprinted nearby . guidelines What are these guidelines? 8 9 -172 4 They strongly suggest that Justice ' s prosecutions of Drexel Burnham Lambert , Michael Milken and Princeton / Newport violated notions of fundamental fairness . fairness How did the prosecutions violate fundamental fairness? 23 24 -172 4 They strongly suggest that Justice ' s prosecutions of Drexel Burnham Lambert , Michael Milken and Princeton / Newport violated notions of fundamental fairness . fairness What was unfair about these prosecutions? 23 24 -172 5 Justice is attempting to avoid a replay of these tactics . replay What tactics is Justice trying to avoid a replay of? 6 7 -172 5 Justice is attempting to avoid a replay of these tactics . avoid a replay will they succeed? 4 7 -172 5 Justice is attempting to avoid a replay of these tactics . tactics What kind of tactics were used? 9 10 -173 1 The House approved a short - term spending bill to keep the government operating through Nov . 15 and provide $ 2 . 85 billion in emergency funds to assist in the recovery from Hurricane Hugo and the California earthquake . short - term What does it mean for this bill to be short term? 4 7 -173 1 The House approved a short - term spending bill to keep the government operating through Nov . 15 and provide $ 2 . 85 billion in emergency funds to assist in the recovery from Hurricane Hugo and the California earthquake . the government Which government is this? The broader U.S. government, or the government of specific states? 11 13 -173 1 The House approved a short - term spending bill to keep the government operating through Nov . 15 and provide $ 2 . 85 billion in emergency funds to assist in the recovery from Hurricane Hugo and the California earthquake . approved How many voted for the bill and how many voted against? 2 3 -173 1 The House approved a short - term spending bill to keep the government operating through Nov . 15 and provide $ 2 . 85 billion in emergency funds to assist in the recovery from Hurricane Hugo and the California earthquake . Hurricane Hugo which year was this? 34 36 -173 1 The House approved a short - term spending bill to keep the government operating through Nov . 15 and provide $ 2 . 85 billion in emergency funds to assist in the recovery from Hurricane Hugo and the California earthquake . Nov . 15 What happens on November 15? 15 18 -173 2 The 321 - 99 roll call vote reflected broad support for the disaster assistance , but the cost to the Treasury is sure to aggravate budget pressures this year and next under the Gramm - Rudman deficit reduction law . Gramm - Rudman deficit reduction law What is this deficit reduction law? 33 39 -173 2 The 321 - 99 roll call vote reflected broad support for the disaster assistance , but the cost to the Treasury is sure to aggravate budget pressures this year and next under the Gramm - Rudman deficit reduction law . Gramm - Rudman deficit reduction law What are the stipulations of this law? 33 39 -173 2 The 321 - 99 roll call vote reflected broad support for the disaster assistance , but the cost to the Treasury is sure to aggravate budget pressures this year and next under the Gramm - Rudman deficit reduction law . 321 - 99 Who were the 99 who voted against disaster assistance? 1 4 -173 2 The 321 - 99 roll call vote reflected broad support for the disaster assistance , but the cost to the Treasury is sure to aggravate budget pressures this year and next under the Gramm - Rudman deficit reduction law . Gramm - Rudman deficit reduction law What is the Gramm-Rudman deficit reduction law? 33 39 -173 3 By a lopsided 401 - 18 margin , the chamber rejected an effort to waive Gramm - Rudman for purposes of addressing the two disasters , and budget analysts estimate the increased appropriations will widen the fiscal 1990 deficit by at least $ 1 . 44 billion unless offsetting spending cuts or new revenues are found by Congress . fiscal 1990 What is the fiscal 1990 deficit? Is this referring to the year, or to a code? 36 38 -173 3 By a lopsided 401 - 18 margin , the chamber rejected an effort to waive Gramm - Rudman for purposes of addressing the two disasters , and budget analysts estimate the increased appropriations will widen the fiscal 1990 deficit by at least $ 1 . 44 billion unless offsetting spending cuts or new revenues are found by Congress . offsetting What would offsetting cuts look like in practice? 48 49 -173 3 By a lopsided 401 - 18 margin , the chamber rejected an effort to waive Gramm - Rudman for purposes of addressing the two disasters , and budget analysts estimate the increased appropriations will widen the fiscal 1990 deficit by at least $ 1 . 44 billion unless offsetting spending cuts or new revenues are found by Congress . widen the fiscal 1990 deficit What was the existing deficit before this bill passed? 34 39 -173 3 By a lopsided 401 - 18 margin , the chamber rejected an effort to waive Gramm - Rudman for purposes of addressing the two disasters , and budget analysts estimate the increased appropriations will widen the fiscal 1990 deficit by at least $ 1 . 44 billion unless offsetting spending cuts or new revenues are found by Congress . 401 - 18 margin , why wasnt it unanimous? 3 8 -173 3 By a lopsided 401 - 18 margin , the chamber rejected an effort to waive Gramm - Rudman for purposes of addressing the two disasters , and budget analysts estimate the increased appropriations will widen the fiscal 1990 deficit by at least $ 1 . 44 billion unless offsetting spending cuts or new revenues are found by Congress . waive Why would the chamber not want to waive Gramm-Rudman? 14 15 -173 4 The budget impact will be greater still in fiscal 1991 , and the issue forced a confrontation between the Appropriations Committee leadership and Budget Committee Chairman Leon Panetta , whose California district was at the center of the earthquake last week . confrontation How did this confrontation happen? 16 17 -173 4 The budget impact will be greater still in fiscal 1991 , and the issue forced a confrontation between the Appropriations Committee leadership and Budget Committee Chairman Leon Panetta , whose California district was at the center of the earthquake last week . confrontation What type of confrontation was there? 16 17 -173 4 The budget impact will be greater still in fiscal 1991 , and the issue forced a confrontation between the Appropriations Committee leadership and Budget Committee Chairman Leon Panetta , whose California district was at the center of the earthquake last week . Leon Panetta , whose what are her credentials? 26 30 -173 4 The budget impact will be greater still in fiscal 1991 , and the issue forced a confrontation between the Appropriations Committee leadership and Budget Committee Chairman Leon Panetta , whose California district was at the center of the earthquake last week . confrontation Why was there a confrontation? 16 17 -173 5 Going to the well of the chamber , Mr . Panetta demanded the costs be fully counted . well What is a well of a chamber? 3 4 -173 5 Going to the well of the chamber , Mr . Panetta demanded the costs be fully counted . well of the chamber , What is the well of the chamber? 3 8 -173 5 Going to the well of the chamber , Mr . Panetta demanded the costs be fully counted . demanded does he have the authority to do that? 11 12 -173 5 Going to the well of the chamber , Mr . Panetta demanded the costs be fully counted . costs What costs does Mr. Panetta want counted? 13 14 -174 1 Northeast Utilities raised its bid for Public Service Co . of New Hampshire , which is operating under Bankruptcy Code protection , to $ 2 . 25 billion from $ 1 . 85 billion . is operating under Bankruptcy Code How does Bankruptcy Code work? 15 20 -174 1 Northeast Utilities raised its bid for Public Service Co . of New Hampshire , which is operating under Bankruptcy Code protection , to $ 2 . 25 billion from $ 1 . 85 billion . Bankruptcy Code protection , What does this protect against specifically, and is it a federal program or a state one? 18 22 -174 1 Northeast Utilities raised its bid for Public Service Co . of New Hampshire , which is operating under Bankruptcy Code protection , to $ 2 . 25 billion from $ 1 . 85 billion . Bankruptcy Code protection , Where does the money for the Bankruptcy Code protection come from? 18 22 -174 2 Northeast ' s raised bid , which was supported by PS of New Hampshire ' s official shareholder committee , is a prelude to what is expected to be a round of higher bids by the other groups trying to acquire the company , the largest utility in New Hampshire . supported by PS of New Hampshire ' s Why did PS support the bid? 8 16 -174 2 Northeast ' s raised bid , which was supported by PS of New Hampshire ' s official shareholder committee , is a prelude to what is expected to be a round of higher bids by the other groups trying to acquire the company , the largest utility in New Hampshire . largest utility in New Hampshire What does the company do- electric, water, gas, etc.? 45 50 -174 2 Northeast ' s raised bid , which was supported by PS of New Hampshire ' s official shareholder committee , is a prelude to what is expected to be a round of higher bids by the other groups trying to acquire the company , the largest utility in New Hampshire . PS what is ps? 10 11 -174 2 Northeast ' s raised bid , which was supported by PS of New Hampshire ' s official shareholder committee , is a prelude to what is expected to be a round of higher bids by the other groups trying to acquire the company , the largest utility in New Hampshire . PS Does PS refer to Public Service Co. of New Hampshire? 10 11 -174 2 Northeast ' s raised bid , which was supported by PS of New Hampshire ' s official shareholder committee , is a prelude to what is expected to be a round of higher bids by the other groups trying to acquire the company , the largest utility in New Hampshire . trying to acquire the company , Why do other groups want to acquire the company? 38 44 -174 3 The $ 2 . 25 billion value claimed by Northeast , based in Hartford , Conn . , is the highest yet given to a bid . highest yet given to a bid Why do the bids keep getting higher? 20 26 -174 4 Some of the three other bidding groups are expected to increase their offers tomorrow , a date set for revised offers by a bankruptcy court judge . other bidding groups Who are these other bidding groups? 4 7 -174 4 Some of the three other bidding groups are expected to increase their offers tomorrow , a date set for revised offers by a bankruptcy court judge . three other bidding groups who are the other groups? 3 7 -174 4 Some of the three other bidding groups are expected to increase their offers tomorrow , a date set for revised offers by a bankruptcy court judge . expected to increase their offers Why are the offers expected to increase? 8 13 -174 5 A hearing is set for Nov . 15 , but participants don ' t expect a resolution until July 1990 . don ' t expect a resolution until July 1990 Why is a resolution not expected until July? 11 20 -174 5 A hearing is set for Nov . 15 , but participants don ' t expect a resolution until July 1990 . July 1990 what ended up happening? 18 20 -174 5 A hearing is set for Nov . 15 , but participants don ' t expect a resolution until July 1990 . July 1990 Is July 1990 a typo or was the resolution already agreed upon? 18 20 -174 5 A hearing is set for Nov . 15 , but participants don ' t expect a resolution until July 1990 . but participants don ' t expect a resolution Why don't participants expect a resolution until July 1990? 9 17 -175 1 Manville Corp . said it offered to buy $ 500 million of its convertible preferred stock from the Manville Personal Injury Settlement Trust in a move that would improve the trust ' s liquidity and reduce the potential number of Manville shares outstanding . liquidity How would this improve the trust's liquidity? 33 34 -175 1 Manville Corp . said it offered to buy $ 500 million of its convertible preferred stock from the Manville Personal Injury Settlement Trust in a move that would improve the trust ' s liquidity and reduce the potential number of Manville shares outstanding . improve the trust ' s liquidity What percentage does this improve the trust's liquidity? 28 34 -175 1 Manville Corp . said it offered to buy $ 500 million of its convertible preferred stock from the Manville Personal Injury Settlement Trust in a move that would improve the trust ' s liquidity and reduce the potential number of Manville shares outstanding . convertible preferred stock What is convertible preferred stock? 13 16 -175 2 Manville said it made the offer within the past several weeks as part of an effort to improve shareholder value . improve shareholder value How would this improve shareholder value? 17 20 -175 2 Manville said it made the offer within the past several weeks as part of an effort to improve shareholder value . made the offer within the past several weeks Was there a proxy statement releasing the actual date for the offer? 3 11 -175 2 Manville said it made the offer within the past several weeks as part of an effort to improve shareholder value . improve shareholder value How would this improved shareholder value? 17 20 -175 3 It said it would purchase the stock at market price . market price What is market price of the stock? 8 10 -175 3 It said it would purchase the stock at market price . purchase the stock at market price What is the current stock market price for the stock? 4 10 -175 4 Manville and a spokeswoman for the trust said that the two are discussing the proposal but a decision hasn ' t been made . " We are considering that offer along with all other alternatives , " the trust spokeswoman said . " We need to look at how to maximize our cash flow to pay our beneficiaries . " other alternatives , " What are some of the other alternatives? 33 37 -175 4 Manville and a spokeswoman for the trust said that the two are discussing the proposal but a decision hasn ' t been made . " We are considering that offer along with all other alternatives , " the trust spokeswoman said . " We need to look at how to maximize our cash flow to pay our beneficiaries . " offer along with all other alternatives What are some of the other alternatives? 29 35 -175 5 The trust , created as part of Manville ' s bankruptcy - law reorganization to compensate victims of asbestos - related diseases , owns 7 . 2 million of the Series A convertible preferred shares , which are each convertible into 10 Manville common shares . Series A convertible preferred shares , What are Series A convertible preferred shares? 30 36 -175 5 The trust , created as part of Manville ' s bankruptcy - law reorganization to compensate victims of asbestos - related diseases , owns 7 . 2 million of the Series A convertible preferred shares , which are each convertible into 10 Manville common shares . convertible preferred shares , How much are the preferred shares worth in comparison to the common shares? 32 36 -175 5 The trust , created as part of Manville ' s bankruptcy - law reorganization to compensate victims of asbestos - related diseases , owns 7 . 2 million of the Series A convertible preferred shares , which are each convertible into 10 Manville common shares . convertible preferred shares , What are convertible preferred shares? 32 36 -176 1 Probably the most clear - cut Soviet violation , for example , is the Krasnoyarsk radar . - - " Arms Control Reality , " Nov . 20 , 1984 , the first of some 20 Journal editorials saying that Krasnoyarsk violated the ABM treaty . ABM treaty What is the ABM treaty? 43 45 -176 1 Probably the most clear - cut Soviet violation , for example , is the Krasnoyarsk radar . - - " Arms Control Reality , " Nov . 20 , 1984 , the first of some 20 Journal editorials saying that Krasnoyarsk violated the ABM treaty . Krasnoyarsk radar What is the Krasnoyarsk radar? 14 16 -176 1 Probably the most clear - cut Soviet violation , for example , is the Krasnoyarsk radar . - - " Arms Control Reality , " Nov . 20 , 1984 , the first of some 20 Journal editorials saying that Krasnoyarsk violated the ABM treaty . Probably the most clear - cut Soviet violation , Why is this the most clear-cut violation? 0 9 -176 1 Probably the most clear - cut Soviet violation , for example , is the Krasnoyarsk radar . - - " Arms Control Reality , " Nov . 20 , 1984 , the first of some 20 Journal editorials saying that Krasnoyarsk violated the ABM treaty . editorials What are the sources for these editorials? 37 38 -176 1 Probably the most clear - cut Soviet violation , for example , is the Krasnoyarsk radar . - - " Arms Control Reality , " Nov . 20 , 1984 , the first of some 20 Journal editorials saying that Krasnoyarsk violated the ABM treaty . ABM treaty . What is the ABM treaty? 43 46 -176 1 Probably the most clear - cut Soviet violation , for example , is the Krasnoyarsk radar . - - " Arms Control Reality , " Nov . 20 , 1984 , the first of some 20 Journal editorials saying that Krasnoyarsk violated the ABM treaty . Krasnoyarsk radar What is the Krasnoyarsk radar? 14 16 -176 2 - - " Whether the installation is for early warning or space track , it clearly is not deployed , " the lawmakers said . " Thus we judge it to be not a violation of the ABM treaty at this time . " The delegation included a reporter from the New York Times , aides to Sen . Edward M . Kennedy and Rep . Les AuCoin , and Natural Resources Defense Council staff members . - - The Washington Post , Sept . 9 , 1987 . delegation What delegation is being referenced? 45 46 -176 2 - - " Whether the installation is for early warning or space track , it clearly is not deployed , " the lawmakers said . " Thus we judge it to be not a violation of the ABM treaty at this time . " The delegation included a reporter from the New York Times , aides to Sen . Edward M . Kennedy and Rep . Les AuCoin , and Natural Resources Defense Council staff members . - - The Washington Post , Sept . 9 , 1987 . the lawmakers Who are the lawmakers? 21 23 -176 2 - - " Whether the installation is for early warning or space track , it clearly is not deployed , " the lawmakers said . " Thus we judge it to be not a violation of the ABM treaty at this time . " The delegation included a reporter from the New York Times , aides to Sen . Edward M . Kennedy and Rep . Les AuCoin , and Natural Resources Defense Council staff members . - - The Washington Post , Sept . 9 , 1987 . treaty What is this treaty and how did it come about? 38 39 -176 3 - - The U . S . S . R . has taken unprecedented unilateral measures of openness , by giving American representatives a possibility to inspect the building site of the Krasnoyarsk radar as well as radar vans in the areas of Gomel and Moscow , so as to see for themselves that there are no violations of the ABM treaty of 1972 on the part of the Soviet Union . - - Letter from Eduard Shevardnadze to U . N . Secretary - General Perez de Cuellar , reported in Tass , June 10 , 1988 . Eduard Shevardnadze Who is Shevardnadze? 76 78 -176 3 - - The U . S . S . R . has taken unprecedented unilateral measures of openness , by giving American representatives a possibility to inspect the building site of the Krasnoyarsk radar as well as radar vans in the areas of Gomel and Moscow , so as to see for themselves that there are no violations of the ABM treaty of 1972 on the part of the Soviet Union . - - Letter from Eduard Shevardnadze to U . N . Secretary - General Perez de Cuellar , reported in Tass , June 10 , 1988 . unprecedented Why is this explained as unprecedented rather than due to other reasons? 13 14 -176 3 - - The U . S . S . R . has taken unprecedented unilateral measures of openness , by giving American representatives a possibility to inspect the building site of the Krasnoyarsk radar as well as radar vans in the areas of Gomel and Moscow , so as to see for themselves that there are no violations of the ABM treaty of 1972 on the part of the Soviet Union . - - Letter from Eduard Shevardnadze to U . N . Secretary - General Perez de Cuellar , reported in Tass , June 10 , 1988 . Eduard Shevardnadze Who is Eduard Shevardnadze? 76 78 -176 4 - - The construction of this station equal in size to the Egyptian pyramids constituted , I say it directly , a clear violation of ABM . - - Eduard Shevardnadze , Oct . 23 , 1989 . Eduard Shevardnadze , Who is this 29 32 -176 4 - - The construction of this station equal in size to the Egyptian pyramids constituted , I say it directly , a clear violation of ABM . - - Eduard Shevardnadze , Oct . 23 , 1989 . I say it directly , a clear violation of ABM Why is this a clear obstruction? 16 26 -176 5 We ' re happy , we guess , to receive confirmation of the Krasnoyarsk violation from the Soviets , five years after we started writing about it . confirmation what kind of confirmation and why? 10 11 -176 5 We ' re happy , we guess , to receive confirmation of the Krasnoyarsk violation from the Soviets , five years after we started writing about it . five years after we started writing about it Why 5 years after? 19 27 -176 5 We ' re happy , we guess , to receive confirmation of the Krasnoyarsk violation from the Soviets , five years after we started writing about it . we guess , Why are they uncertain about their happiness? 5 8 -177 1 From the Sept . 30 - Oct . 4 issue of The Economist : Sept . 30 - Oct is it weekly? 2 7 -177 2 What defeated General Aoun was not only the weight of the Syrian army . Aoun who is he? 3 4 -177 2 What defeated General Aoun was not only the weight of the Syrian army . What defeated What defeated him then? 0 2 -177 2 What defeated General Aoun was not only the weight of the Syrian army . defeated Who defeated General Aoun? 1 2 -177 3 The weight of Lebanon ' s history was also against him ; and it is a history Israel is in danger of repeating . danger of repeating Why are they in danger of repeating it? 20 23 -177 3 The weight of Lebanon ' s history was also against him ; and it is a history Israel is in danger of repeating . Israel How is Israel in danger of repeating this? 17 18 -177 4 Like Lebanon , and however unfairly , Israel is regarded by the Arab world as a colonial aberration . colonial aberration why are they an aberration? 16 18 -177 4 Like Lebanon , and however unfairly , Israel is regarded by the Arab world as a colonial aberration . a colonial aberration . Why does the Arab world regard Israel as a colonial aberration? 15 19 -177 4 Like Lebanon , and however unfairly , Israel is regarded by the Arab world as a colonial aberration . colonial aberration What is a colonial aberration? 16 18 -177 4 Like Lebanon , and however unfairly , Israel is regarded by the Arab world as a colonial aberration . colonial aberration Why is Israel considered a \"colonial aberration\"? 16 18 -177 5 Its best hope of acceptance by its neighbours lies in reaching a settlement with the Palestinians . settlement What sort of settlement? 12 13 -177 5 Its best hope of acceptance by its neighbours lies in reaching a settlement with the Palestinians . acceptance Why do they need to be accepted by their neighbors? 4 5 -178 1 Short interest in Nasdaq over - the - counter stocks rose 6 % as of mid - October , its biggest jump since 6 . 3 % last April . its biggest jump since 6 . 3 % last April . Why did it make such a big jump? 19 30 -178 2 The most recent OTC short interest statistics were compiled Oct . 13 , the day the Nasdaq composite index slid 3 % and the New York Stock Exchange tumbled 7 % . slid 3 % and Why did it drop? 19 23 -178 2 The most recent OTC short interest statistics were compiled Oct . 13 , the day the Nasdaq composite index slid 3 % and the New York Stock Exchange tumbled 7 % . compiled Oct . 13 , Why did the Nasdaq and the NYSE drop on October 13? 8 13 -178 3 The coincidence might lead to the conclusion that short - sellers bet heavily on that day that OTC stocks would decline further . short - sellers bet heavily How would they know this was going to happen? 8 13 -178 3 The coincidence might lead to the conclusion that short - sellers bet heavily on that day that OTC stocks would decline further . short - sellers What are short-sellers? 8 11 -178 4 As it happens , the Nasdaq composite did continue to fall for two days after the initial plunge . continue to fall Why did it continue to fall? 8 11 -178 5 However , the short interest figures reported by brokerage and securities clearing firms to the National Association of Securities Dealers include only those trades completed , or settled , by Oct . 13 , rather than trades that occurred on that day , according to Gene Finn , chief economist for the NASD . Generally , it takes five business days to transfer stock and to take the other steps necessary to settle a trade . five business days Why does it take so long to sell stock? 58 61 -179 1 Sales of North American - built cars and trucks plunged 20 . 5 % in mid - October from a year earlier , as domestic manufacturers paid the price for heavy incentives earlier this year . heavy incentives Were these incentives that were offered for or by them? 30 32 -179 1 Sales of North American - built cars and trucks plunged 20 . 5 % in mid - October from a year earlier , as domestic manufacturers paid the price for heavy incentives earlier this year . heavy incentives WHAT WERE THE HEAVY INCENTIVES? 30 32 -179 1 Sales of North American - built cars and trucks plunged 20 . 5 % in mid - October from a year earlier , as domestic manufacturers paid the price for heavy incentives earlier this year . heavy incentives earlier this year What were the incentives that went away? 30 35 -179 2 " People are waiting for { new } factory giveaways , " said Ben Kaye , sales manager of Bob Brest Auto World in Lynn , Mass . , whose sales are slow . factory giveaways , " What do they mean by 'factory giveaways'? 8 12 -179 2 " People are waiting for { new } factory giveaways , " said Ben Kaye , sales manager of Bob Brest Auto World in Lynn , Mass . , whose sales are slow . waiting for { new } factory giveaways , " What factory giveaways will be given? 3 12 -179 2 " People are waiting for { new } factory giveaways , " said Ben Kaye , sales manager of Bob Brest Auto World in Lynn , Mass . , whose sales are slow . sales are slow WHY ARE HIS SALES SLOW? 30 33 -179 3 This trend appears to be especially true at General Motors Corp . , which used both dealer and consumer incentives to ignite sales in August and September . used both dealer and consumer incentives How did GM use incentives? 14 20 -179 3 This trend appears to be especially true at General Motors Corp . , which used both dealer and consumer incentives to ignite sales in August and September . dealer and consumer incentives WHAT WERE THE INCENTIVES? 16 20 -179 4 Since then , deliveries have slumped . deliveries have slumped Why have deliveries slumped? 3 6 -179 4 Since then , deliveries have slumped . Since then , WHEN DID DELIVERIES BEGIN TO SLUMP? 0 3 -179 5 GM ' s car sales dropped 24 . 8 % in mid - October to 69 , 980 , while truck sales fell 26 % to 37 , 860 . sales dropped WHY DID SALES DROP? 4 6 -179 5 GM ' s car sales dropped 24 . 8 % in mid - October to 69 , 980 , while truck sales fell 26 % to 37 , 860 . GM ' s car sales dropped Why did they drop? 0 6 -180 1 The Justice Department has distributed these new guidelines for U . S . Attorneys prosecuting RICO cases . guidelines What are the new guidelines? 7 8 -180 1 The Justice Department has distributed these new guidelines for U . S . Attorneys prosecuting RICO cases . new guidelines What are the guidelines? 6 8 -180 1 The Justice Department has distributed these new guidelines for U . S . Attorneys prosecuting RICO cases . RICO What does RICO represent? 15 16 -180 1 The Justice Department has distributed these new guidelines for U . S . Attorneys prosecuting RICO cases . has distributed these new guidelines What guidelines did they put forth? 3 8 -180 1 The Justice Department has distributed these new guidelines for U . S . Attorneys prosecuting RICO cases . new guidelines What are the new guidelines? 6 8 -180 1 The Justice Department has distributed these new guidelines for U . S . Attorneys prosecuting RICO cases . RICO cases What does RICO cases mean? 15 17 -180 1 The Justice Department has distributed these new guidelines for U . S . Attorneys prosecuting RICO cases . these new guidelines What are the new guidelines? 5 8 -180 2 A related editorial appears today . related Where can I find it? 1 2 -180 2 A related editorial appears today . related editorial What publication contains this editorial? 1 3 -180 2 A related editorial appears today . A related editorial appears today Who wrote the editorial? 0 5 -180 2 A related editorial appears today . editorial appears When today will the editorial appear? 2 4 -180 3 Under { RICO } , the government may seek a temporary restraining order ( TRO ) upon the filing of a RICO indictment , in order to preserve all forfeitable assets until the trial is completed and judgment entered . { RICO } , What is the meaning of RICO? 1 5 -180 3 Under { RICO } , the government may seek a temporary restraining order ( TRO ) upon the filing of a RICO indictment , in order to preserve all forfeitable assets until the trial is completed and judgment entered . forfeitable assets What are forfeitable assets? 29 31 -180 3 Under { RICO } , the government may seek a temporary restraining order ( TRO ) upon the filing of a RICO indictment , in order to preserve all forfeitable assets until the trial is completed and judgment entered . { RICO } , What does RICO stand for? 1 5 -180 3 Under { RICO } , the government may seek a temporary restraining order ( TRO ) upon the filing of a RICO indictment , in order to preserve all forfeitable assets until the trial is completed and judgment entered . forfeitable assets What are the assets? 29 31 -180 5 Some highly publicized cases involving RICO TROs have been the subject of considerable criticism in the press , because of a perception that pre - trial freezing of assets is tantamount to a seizure of property without due process . publicized Which cases for example? 2 3 -180 5 Some highly publicized cases involving RICO TROs have been the subject of considerable criticism in the press , because of a perception that pre - trial freezing of assets is tantamount to a seizure of property without due process . criticism in the press , Which press outlets have been critical? 13 18 -180 5 Some highly publicized cases involving RICO TROs have been the subject of considerable criticism in the press , because of a perception that pre - trial freezing of assets is tantamount to a seizure of property without due process . seizure of property without due process Does this violate the innocent until proven guilty policy? 33 39 -181 1 Procter & Gamble Co . , helped by a gain from a lawsuit settlement and continued growth overseas , posted a 38 % rise in fiscal first - quarter net income . settlement What are the details of the settlement? 13 14 -181 1 Procter & Gamble Co . , helped by a gain from a lawsuit settlement and continued growth overseas , posted a 38 % rise in fiscal first - quarter net income . helped by a gain from a What was this lawsuit settlement and how did it help them? 6 12 -181 1 Procter & Gamble Co . , helped by a gain from a lawsuit settlement and continued growth overseas , posted a 38 % rise in fiscal first - quarter net income . helped by a gain from a lawsuit settlement Why did Procter & Gamble have a lawsuit settlement? 6 14 -181 2 Net for the quarter ended Sept . 30 climbed to $ 551 million , or $ 1 . 66 a share , from $ 400 million , or $ 1 . 18 a share , a year earlier . $ 1 . 66 a share , is that high? 15 22 -181 3 Per - share figures have been adjusted for a 2 - for - 1 stock split effective Oct . 20 . adjusted for a 2 - for - 1 Why was it adjusted for a 2 for 1 split. 6 14 -181 3 Per - share figures have been adjusted for a 2 - for - 1 stock split effective Oct . 20 . Per - share figures have been adjusted Why did figures get adjusted? 0 7 -181 3 Per - share figures have been adjusted for a 2 - for - 1 stock split effective Oct . 20 . 2 - for - 1 stock split what is that? 9 16 -181 4 Sales increased 6 % to $ 5 . 58 billion from $ 5 . 27 billion . Sales What are some examples of their sales? 0 1 -181 5 Earnings at the consumer - products giant were boosted by a gain of $ 125 million , or about 25 cents a share , stemming from last month ' s settlement of litigation with three of P & G ' s competitors over patents on P & G ' s Duncan Hines cookies . litigation How have the company's competitors been affected by this? 32 33 -181 5 Earnings at the consumer - products giant were boosted by a gain of $ 125 million , or about 25 cents a share , stemming from last month ' s settlement of litigation with three of P & G ' s competitors over patents on P & G ' s Duncan Hines cookies . last month ' s settlement of litigation How did the settlement get reached? 26 33 -181 5 Earnings at the consumer - products giant were boosted by a gain of $ 125 million , or about 25 cents a share , stemming from last month ' s settlement of litigation with three of P & G ' s competitors over patents on P & G ' s Duncan Hines cookies . Duncan Hines cookies what kind of cookies? 50 53 -182 1 The Bush administration said it is submitting a " comprehensive " proposal for overhauling agricultural trade that could help break an impasse in the current round of multilateral trade negotiations . " comprehensive " How is the proposal \"comprehensive\"? 8 11 -182 1 The Bush administration said it is submitting a " comprehensive " proposal for overhauling agricultural trade that could help break an impasse in the current round of multilateral trade negotiations . overhauling Why does the agricultural trade need overhauled? 13 14 -182 1 The Bush administration said it is submitting a " comprehensive " proposal for overhauling agricultural trade that could help break an impasse in the current round of multilateral trade negotiations . overhauling agricultural trade Would the overhaul benefit the farmer or the shareholder? 13 16 -182 1 The Bush administration said it is submitting a " comprehensive " proposal for overhauling agricultural trade that could help break an impasse in the current round of multilateral trade negotiations . impasse in the current round Why is there an impasse? 21 26 -182 1 The Bush administration said it is submitting a " comprehensive " proposal for overhauling agricultural trade that could help break an impasse in the current round of multilateral trade negotiations . " comprehensive " how comprehensive is it? 8 11 -182 1 The Bush administration said it is submitting a " comprehensive " proposal for overhauling agricultural trade that could help break an impasse in the current round of multilateral trade negotiations . impasse When did the impasse begin during the negotiations? 21 22 -182 2 The proposal reiterates the U . S . desire to scrap or reduce a host of trade - distorting subsidies on farm products . trade - distorting How are the subsidies trade-distorting? 16 19 -182 2 The proposal reiterates the U . S . desire to scrap or reduce a host of trade - distorting subsidies on farm products . host of trade - distorting subsidies What subsidies would they get rid of? 14 20 -182 2 The proposal reiterates the U . S . desire to scrap or reduce a host of trade - distorting subsidies on farm products . trade - distorting subsidies Why do these exist in the first place? 16 20 -182 2 The proposal reiterates the U . S . desire to scrap or reduce a host of trade - distorting subsidies on farm products . subsidies How do the subsidies distort trade? 19 20 -182 3 But it would allow considerable flexibility in determining how and when these goals would be achieved . flexibility Why would there be flexibility in the proposal? 5 6 -182 3 But it would allow considerable flexibility in determining how and when these goals would be achieved . flexibility in determining how and when Would the flexibility be at the farmer's discretion? 5 11 -182 3 But it would allow considerable flexibility in determining how and when these goals would be achieved . flexibility If the desire is to reduce the trade distortion, why must there be so much flexibility? 5 6 -182 3 But it would allow considerable flexibility in determining how and when these goals would be achieved . when Is there any timeframe the administration has in mind? 10 11 -182 4 The U . S . plan also would ease the transition to freer agriculture trade by allowing some countries to convert non - tariff barriers into tariffs that , together with existing tariffs , then would be phased out over 10 years . phased Why would the tariffs be phased out? 37 38 -182 4 The U . S . plan also would ease the transition to freer agriculture trade by allowing some countries to convert non - tariff barriers into tariffs that , together with existing tariffs , then would be phased out over 10 years . phased out over 10 years What would happen after the 10 years? 37 42 -182 4 The U . S . plan also would ease the transition to freer agriculture trade by allowing some countries to convert non - tariff barriers into tariffs that , together with existing tariffs , then would be phased out over 10 years . non - tariff barriers into tariffs that , How would that help the US? 21 29 -182 4 The U . S . plan also would ease the transition to freer agriculture trade by allowing some countries to convert non - tariff barriers into tariffs that , together with existing tariffs , then would be phased out over 10 years . some How will the US determine which countries qualify for this conversion? 17 18 -182 4 The U . S . plan also would ease the transition to freer agriculture trade by allowing some countries to convert non - tariff barriers into tariffs that , together with existing tariffs , then would be phased out over 10 years . phased out How does the US plan to phase out these tariffs? 37 39 -182 5 Trade Representative Carla Hills , who along with Agriculture Secretary Clayton Yeutter unveiled the proposal , said she is confident it will gain considerable support from the U . S . ' s trading partners . U . S . ' s trading partners Who are the U.S.'s trading partners? 27 35 -182 5 Trade Representative Carla Hills , who along with Agriculture Secretary Clayton Yeutter unveiled the proposal , said she is confident it will gain considerable support from the U . S . ' s trading partners . Carla Hills , what are her credentials? 2 5 -183 1 The state attorney general ' s office filed suit against five New York brokerage firms , charging them with responsibility for much of a $ 200 million loss incurred by the state treasurer ' s office in 1987 . five New York brokerage firms , Which five New York brokerage firms? 10 16 -183 1 The state attorney general ' s office filed suit against five New York brokerage firms , charging them with responsibility for much of a $ 200 million loss incurred by the state treasurer ' s office in 1987 . responsibility What responsibility do the five brokerage firms have? 19 20 -183 1 The state attorney general ' s office filed suit against five New York brokerage firms , charging them with responsibility for much of a $ 200 million loss incurred by the state treasurer ' s office in 1987 . five New York brokerage firms , Which firms? 10 16 -183 2 The suit sets the firms ' liability at more than $ 185 million . $ 185 million is that unusually high? 10 13 -183 4 The firms have all said that West Virginia ' s suit is without merit . without merit Why do the firms feel like the suit is without merit? 12 14 -183 4 The firms have all said that West Virginia ' s suit is without merit . without merit how can merit be gained? 12 14 -183 4 The firms have all said that West Virginia ' s suit is without merit . without merit Why is it merit-less? 12 14 -183 5 On Friday , the firms filed a suit against West Virginia in New York state court asking for a declaratory judgment absolving them of liability . absolving Why do the firms want to be absolved of liability? 21 22 -183 5 On Friday , the firms filed a suit against West Virginia in New York state court asking for a declaratory judgment absolving them of liability . declaratory judgment what is that? 19 21 -184 1 For the real estate industry , a watchword for the 1990s will be buy , more than build . watchword what is a watchword? 7 8 -184 1 For the real estate industry , a watchword for the 1990s will be buy , more than build . buy , How much was land in the 1990's? 13 15 -184 1 For the real estate industry , a watchword for the 1990s will be buy , more than build . build Why is building the watchword? 17 18 -184 1 For the real estate industry , a watchword for the 1990s will be buy , more than build . real estate industry , What constitutes the real estate industry, residential or commercial? 2 6 -184 1 For the real estate industry , a watchword for the 1990s will be buy , more than build . watchword How do you define watchword? 7 8 -184 2 That ' s the word expected to be on the lips of the more than 3 , 000 developers , pension - fund advisers and real estate financiers slated to attend a four - day conference , beginning here today , sponsored by the Urban Land Institute . Urban Land Institute is that the government? 44 47 -184 2 That ' s the word expected to be on the lips of the more than 3 , 000 developers , pension - fund advisers and real estate financiers slated to attend a four - day conference , beginning here today , sponsored by the Urban Land Institute . Urban Land Institute What is the purpose of the Urban Land Institute? 44 47 -184 3 The ULI is a non - profit research and education group based in Washington , D . C . , with 14 , 000 members nationwide . 14 , 000 members nationwide is that a lot? 21 26 -184 3 The ULI is a non - profit research and education group based in Washington , D . C . , with 14 , 000 members nationwide . non - profit What is ULI's goal? 4 7 -184 3 The ULI is a non - profit research and education group based in Washington , D . C . , with 14 , 000 members nationwide . research and education group What topics do they research and who are they trying to educate? 7 11 -184 3 The ULI is a non - profit research and education group based in Washington , D . C . , with 14 , 000 members nationwide . 14 , 000 members nationwide What does one have to do to be a member? 21 26 -184 4 With the market overbuilt , builders are finding limited opportunities and increased risks . increased risks . What are the increased risks builders are finding? 11 14 -184 4 With the market overbuilt , builders are finding limited opportunities and increased risks . limited Why are the builders finding limited opportunities? 8 9 -184 4 With the market overbuilt , builders are finding limited opportunities and increased risks . overbuilt , why is the market overbuilt? 3 5 -184 4 With the market overbuilt , builders are finding limited opportunities and increased risks . limited opportunities Why are there limited opportunities? 8 10 -184 4 With the market overbuilt , builders are finding limited opportunities and increased risks . increased risks What are the risks? 11 13 -184 5 Developers and money managers are looking for bargains among the thousands of financially troubled properties around the country . money managers are those bankers? 2 4 -184 5 Developers and money managers are looking for bargains among the thousands of financially troubled properties around the country . troubled Why were there so many properties that were \"financially troubled?\" 13 14 -184 5 Developers and money managers are looking for bargains among the thousands of financially troubled properties around the country . financially troubled properties What makes a property financially troubled? 12 15 -185 1 Wall Street securities giant Salomon Inc . posted a big , unexpected earnings gain in the third quarter , buoyed by its securities trading and investment banking activities . earnings gain Where did Salomon Inc. get the earnings gain from? 12 14 -185 3 Revenue more than doubled to $ 2 . 62 billion from $ 1 . 29 billion . doubled Why did revenue double . 3 4 -185 3 Revenue more than doubled to $ 2 . 62 billion from $ 1 . 29 billion . $ 2 . 62 billion from $ 1 . 29 billion how did it double? 5 16 -185 3 Revenue more than doubled to $ 2 . 62 billion from $ 1 . 29 billion . doubled Why did revenue more than double? 3 4 -185 4 A Salomon spokesman said its stock , bond and foreign exchange trading , as well as its investment banking operations , were mostly responsible for the earnings jump . investment banking operations , did they invest well? 17 21 -185 4 A Salomon spokesman said its stock , bond and foreign exchange trading , as well as its investment banking operations , were mostly responsible for the earnings jump . A Salomon spokesman said Who is the Salomon spokesman? 0 4 -185 5 " The earnings were fine and above expectations , " said Michael W . Blumstein , an analyst at First Boston Corp . Nevertheless , Salomon ' s stock fell $ 1 . 125 yesterday to close at $ 23 . 25 a share in New York Stock Exchange composite trading . " I suspect October wasn ' t as good as the third quarter , and they ' ll have difficulty matching the third quarter in the fourth quarter , " Mr . Blumstein said . stock fell Why did Salomon's stock fall? 28 30 -185 5 " The earnings were fine and above expectations , " said Michael W . Blumstein , an analyst at First Boston Corp . Nevertheless , Salomon ' s stock fell $ 1 . 125 yesterday to close at $ 23 . 25 a share in New York Stock Exchange composite trading . " I suspect October wasn ' t as good as the third quarter , and they ' ll have difficulty matching the third quarter in the fourth quarter , " Mr . Blumstein said . Salomon ' s stock fell Why did Salomon's stock fall? 25 30 -186 1 Blue - chip advertisers have plenty of complaints about the magazines they advertise in , ranging from inadequate consumer research to ad " clutter " and a seemingly unchecked proliferation of special interest magazines . ad " clutter " what is ad clutter? 21 25 -186 1 Blue - chip advertisers have plenty of complaints about the magazines they advertise in , ranging from inadequate consumer research to ad " clutter " and a seemingly unchecked proliferation of special interest magazines . Blue - chip What is a blue chip 0 3 -186 1 Blue - chip advertisers have plenty of complaints about the magazines they advertise in , ranging from inadequate consumer research to ad " clutter " and a seemingly unchecked proliferation of special interest magazines . ad " clutter " What is ad clutter? 21 25 -186 1 Blue - chip advertisers have plenty of complaints about the magazines they advertise in , ranging from inadequate consumer research to ad " clutter " and a seemingly unchecked proliferation of special interest magazines . Blue - chip advertisers What is a blue-chip advertiser? 0 4 -186 2 Criticism from such big advertisers as Estee Lauder Inc . , Colgate - Palmolive Co . and Seagram Co . put a damper on the euphoria at the American Magazine Conference here . euphoria euphoria in what context? 25 26 -186 2 Criticism from such big advertisers as Estee Lauder Inc . , Colgate - Palmolive Co . and Seagram Co . put a damper on the euphoria at the American Magazine Conference here . put a damper on the euphoria Why did the put a damper on the euphoria? 20 26 -186 3 The conference opened Monday with glowing reports about consumer magazines ' growth in circulation and advertising revenue in the past year . growth in circulation and advertising revenue What are the circulation and revenue numbers? 11 17 -186 4 " Magazines are not providing us in - depth information on circulation , " said Edgar Bronfman Jr . , president and chief operating officer of Seagram , in a panel discussion . " How do readers feel about the magazine ? not providing us in - depth information Why aren't magazines providing in-depth information? 3 10 -186 4 " Magazines are not providing us in - depth information on circulation , " said Edgar Bronfman Jr . , president and chief operating officer of Seagram , in a panel discussion . " How do readers feel about the magazine ? the magazine ? Which magazine? 39 42 -186 5 How deeply do they read it ? read read what? 4 5 -187 1 Tuesday , October 24 , 1989 24 , what happened? 3 5 -187 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . represent actual transactions Why don't the interest rates represent actual transactions? 23 26 -187 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . but don ' t always represent actual transactions Why do interest rates not represent transactions? 18 26 -187 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . PRIME RATE : what is a prime rate? 0 3 -187 4 The base rate on corporate loans at large U . S . money center commercial banks . base rate what is a base rate? 1 3 -187 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 8 3 / 4 % high , 8 5 / 8 % low , 8 11 / 16 % near closing bid , 8 11 / 16 % offered . FEDERAL FUNDS : What are federal funds? 0 3 -187 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 8 3 / 4 % high , 8 5 / 8 % low , 8 11 / 16 % near closing bid , 8 11 / 16 % offered . 3 / 4 % high , 8 5 / 8 % low , 8 11 / 16 % near closing bid , what do the numbers mean? 4 26 -188 1 Your Oct . 2 editorial " Reding , Wrighting & Erithmatic " on the recent " education summit " was like most pieces on the subject of education : It had little to say . Your Oct . 2 editorial Who is this person talking to? 0 5 -188 1 Your Oct . 2 editorial " Reding , Wrighting & Erithmatic " on the recent " education summit " was like most pieces on the subject of education : It had little to say . was like most pieces on the subject of education : What are most pieces like in this persons opinion? 19 29 -188 2 Oddly , though , on the very same page you printed a comment that addresses one of the most serious shortcomings of the American education system . a comment (assuming it's in the next paragraph) what is this mystery comment? 11 13 -188 2 Oddly , though , on the very same page you printed a comment that addresses one of the most serious shortcomings of the American education system . Oddly , Why is my knowledge or ability being undermined? 0 2 -188 2 Oddly , though , on the very same page you printed a comment that addresses one of the most serious shortcomings of the American education system . the very same page you printed Which page did he print? 5 11 -188 2 Oddly , though , on the very same page you printed a comment that addresses one of the most serious shortcomings of the American education system . shortcomings What is one of the most serious shortcomings of the American education system? 20 21 -188 3 Unfortunately , the comment was buried in another article , so it could not stand out in an education context . context What IS the context? You never said 19 20 -188 3 Unfortunately , the comment was buried in another article , so it could not stand out in an education context . another What form or collection are these writings? 7 8 -188 3 Unfortunately , the comment was buried in another article , so it could not stand out in an education context . buried in another article , Which article was it buried in? 5 10 -188 4 In the Manager ' s Journal , Atsushi Kageyama , in commenting on many differences between American and Japanese culture , said , " Japanese children are raised in a way many Americans would find severe . severe Is this an opinion or are there statistics to back it up? 35 36 -188 4 In the Manager ' s Journal , Atsushi Kageyama , in commenting on many differences between American and Japanese culture , said , " Japanese children are raised in a way many Americans would find severe . Atsushi Kageyama , Who is Atsushi Kageyama? 7 10 -188 4 In the Manager ' s Journal , Atsushi Kageyama , in commenting on many differences between American and Japanese culture , said , " Japanese children are raised in a way many Americans would find severe . differences What differences between American and Japanese culture would Americans find severe? 14 15 -188 5 After a wonderfully frivolous early childhood , they are exposed to rigid discipline as soon as they enter school . " rigid discipline Why is this being implied as a bad thing? 11 13 -188 5 After a wonderfully frivolous early childhood , they are exposed to rigid discipline as soon as they enter school . " discipline How does this compare to childhoods in other countries? 12 13 -188 5 After a wonderfully frivolous early childhood , they are exposed to rigid discipline as soon as they enter school . " discipline What kind of discipline are they exposed to? 12 13 -189 1 Norfolk Southern Corp . directors authorized the railroad company to buy back as many as 45 million of its shares , which would have a current value of more than $ 1 . 7 billion . as many as 45 million of its shares , Out of how many? What is the company's actual full current value? 12 21 -189 1 Norfolk Southern Corp . directors authorized the railroad company to buy back as many as 45 million of its shares , which would have a current value of more than $ 1 . 7 billion . buy back as many as 45 million of its shares , What are the total outstanding shares of the company? 10 21 -189 2 The buy - back , coupled with a nearly completed earlier purchase of 20 million shares , would reduce shares outstanding by more than 26 % . The buy - back , why are they buying back? 0 5 -189 2 The buy - back , coupled with a nearly completed earlier purchase of 20 million shares , would reduce shares outstanding by more than 26 % . nearly completed This is vague; does this mean it is in progress and WILL be completed? Or was attempted and did not go through for some reason? 8 10 -189 2 The buy - back , coupled with a nearly completed earlier purchase of 20 million shares , would reduce shares outstanding by more than 26 % . reduce shares outstanding Will the company convert the purchased shares over to treasury shares for possible use in the future? 18 21 -189 3 The Norfolk , Va . , company has 172 . 2 million shares outstanding . outstanding What does it mean when shares are outstanding? 13 14 -189 3 The Norfolk , Va . , company has 172 . 2 million shares outstanding . Norfolk , Va . , how long have they been located there? 1 6 -189 3 The Norfolk , Va . , company has 172 . 2 million shares outstanding . 172 . 2 million shares outstanding What is the current share price? 8 14 -189 4 In a statement , Arnold B . McKinnon , chairman and chief executive officer , noted that the new repurchase program " should serve to enhance shareholder value . " A spokeswoman said the company will finance the buy - back with cash on hand , borrowing and " cash Norfolk expects to generate . " " cash Norfolk expects to generate . " how do they expect to generate? 48 56 -189 4 In a statement , Arnold B . McKinnon , chairman and chief executive officer , noted that the new repurchase program " should serve to enhance shareholder value . " A spokeswoman said the company will finance the buy - back with cash on hand , borrowing and " cash Norfolk expects to generate . " expects to generate was any more information given on how this cash will be generated? 51 54 -189 4 In a statement , Arnold B . McKinnon , chairman and chief executive officer , noted that the new repurchase program " should serve to enhance shareholder value . " A spokeswoman said the company will finance the buy - back with cash on hand , borrowing and " cash Norfolk expects to generate . " borrowing How much, and from whom? What are the downsides of borrowing in a situation like this? 46 47 -189 4 In a statement , Arnold B . McKinnon , chairman and chief executive officer , noted that the new repurchase program " should serve to enhance shareholder value . " A spokeswoman said the company will finance the buy - back with cash on hand , borrowing and " cash Norfolk expects to generate . " borrowing How much will the borrowing increase the long term debt of the company? 46 47 -189 5 Analysts said they expected the action , and investors applauded the move . applauded why did they applaud? 9 10 -189 5 Analysts said they expected the action , and investors applauded the move . Analysts Who are these 'analysts'? 0 1 -189 5 Analysts said they expected the action , and investors applauded the move . Analysts said they expected the action , Do the analysts expect any future buy backs from the company in the short term? 0 7 -190 1 New orders for durable goods fell back slightly in September after shooting up the month before , reflecting weakening auto demand after a spurt of orders for new 1990 models , the Commerce Department reported . weakening auto demand after Why is there weakening auto demand? 18 22 -190 2 Orders for military equipment , household appliances , machinery and other goods expected to last at least three years dipped 0 . 1 % last month , to $ 126 . 68 billion , after leaping 3 . 9 % in August , the department said . and other goods Which other goods? 9 12 -190 2 Orders for military equipment , household appliances , machinery and other goods expected to last at least three years dipped 0 . 1 % last month , to $ 126 . 68 billion , after leaping 3 . 9 % in August , the department said . dipped 0 . 1 % Why did the goods dip? 19 24 -190 2 Orders for military equipment , household appliances , machinery and other goods expected to last at least three years dipped 0 . 1 % last month , to $ 126 . 68 billion , after leaping 3 . 9 % in August , the department said . dipped why did it dip? 19 20 -190 3 Most analysts had expected a sharper decline after the steep rise in August . Most analysts had expected a sharper decline Why did the analyst expect a sharper decline? 0 7 -190 3 Most analysts had expected a sharper decline after the steep rise in August . expected a sharper why did they expect that? 3 6 -190 4 Moreover , a recent government report showing widespread layoffs in manufacturing had contributed to perceptions that the manufacturing sector of the economy had slowed to a crawl . slowed to a crawl How bad is the manufacturing industry specifically if it has slowed to a crawl? 23 27 -190 5 But many economists pointed to a 1 . 8 % September rise in orders outside the volatile transportation category . volatile transportation category Why is the transportation category so volatile? 16 19 -190 5 But many economists pointed to a 1 . 8 % September rise in orders outside the volatile transportation category . volatile transportation category is it really volatile? 16 19 -191 1 Xerox Corp . ' s third - quarter net income grew 6 . 2 % on 7 . 3 % higher revenue , earning mixed reviews from Wall Street analysts . grew What contributed to the growth? 10 11 -191 1 Xerox Corp . ' s third - quarter net income grew 6 . 2 % on 7 . 3 % higher revenue , earning mixed reviews from Wall Street analysts . mixed reviews Were the reviews leaning more towards the positive? 24 26 -191 2 Quarter net for the business - machines and financial - services company rose to $ 155 million , or $ 1 . 41 a share , from $ 146 million , or $ 1 . 37 a share , in the year - earlier period . Quarter net what is a quarter net? 0 2 -191 2 Quarter net for the business - machines and financial - services company rose to $ 155 million , or $ 1 . 41 a share , from $ 146 million , or $ 1 . 37 a share , in the year - earlier period . rose What caused the rise in the year earlier period? 12 13 -191 3 Revenue rose to $ 4 . 45 billion from $ 4 . 15 billion . $ 4 . 45 billion from $ 4 . 15 billion 300 extra million were made? 3 14 -191 3 Revenue rose to $ 4 . 45 billion from $ 4 . 15 billion . Revenue rose What caused revenue to rise? 0 2 -191 4 In New York Stock Exchange composite trading , Xerox closed at $ 62 . 75 a share , up $ 1 . composite trading , what is composite trading? 5 8 -191 4 In New York Stock Exchange composite trading , Xerox closed at $ 62 . 75 a share , up $ 1 . up What caused the increase? 18 19 -191 5 Sales growth and profit in business products and systems - - Xerox ' s main business - - were " disappointing , " said B . Alex Henderson , who follows the company for Prudential - Bache Securities Inc . B . Alex Henderson , who is he? 24 29 -191 5 Sales growth and profit in business products and systems - - Xerox ' s main business - - were " disappointing , " said B . Alex Henderson , who follows the company for Prudential - Bache Securities Inc . " disappointing , " What were the original expectations? 19 23 -192 1 This is in response to George Melloan ' s Business World column " The Housing Market Is a Bigger Mess Than You Think " ( op - ed page , Sept . 26 ) . This What does 'this' refer to? 0 1 -192 1 This is in response to George Melloan ' s Business World column " The Housing Market Is a Bigger Mess Than You Think " ( op - ed page , Sept . 26 ) . column Where is this column published? 11 12 -192 2 In Houston , we have seen how bad the housing problem can become . Houston , Why is this related to only Houston? 1 3 -192 2 In Houston , we have seen how bad the housing problem can become . the housing problem What housing problem? 8 11 -192 2 In Houston , we have seen how bad the housing problem can become . problem can become how bad is it? 10 13 -192 3 Unused houses deteriorate rapidly , affecting the value of nearby homes ; in a domino effect , the entire neighborhood can fall victim . deteriorate How do the houses deteriorate? 2 3 -192 3 Unused houses deteriorate rapidly , affecting the value of nearby homes ; in a domino effect , the entire neighborhood can fall victim . entire neighborhood How big might a neighborhood be here? 18 20 -192 3 Unused houses deteriorate rapidly , affecting the value of nearby homes ; in a domino effect , the entire neighborhood can fall victim . deteriorate rapidly , Why are the homes not taken care of by the owners? 2 5 -192 3 Unused houses deteriorate rapidly , affecting the value of nearby homes ; in a domino effect , the entire neighborhood can fall victim . domino effect , how do the dominoes work? 14 17 -192 4 At this stage some people just " walk away " from homes where the mortgage exceeds current market value . some people Who are 'some people' as they relate to this issue? 3 5 -192 4 At this stage some people just " walk away " from homes where the mortgage exceeds current market value . mortgage exceeds current market value What are some examples of a mortgage exceeding current market value here? 14 19 -192 4 At this stage some people just " walk away " from homes where the mortgage exceeds current market value . " walk away " Do they just stop paying or leave altogether? 6 10 -192 4 At this stage some people just " walk away " from homes where the mortgage exceeds current market value . " walk away " why is it quoted? 6 10 -192 4 At this stage some people just " walk away " from homes where the mortgage exceeds current market value . " walk away " Why do they walk away? 6 10 -192 5 But most of them could have afforded to keep up their payments - - they chose not to do so . them Who are 'them' in this case? 3 4 -192 5 But most of them could have afforded to keep up their payments - - they chose not to do so . payments What kind of payments? 11 12 -192 5 But most of them could have afforded to keep up their payments - - they chose not to do so . they chose not to do so Why did they make this choice? 14 20 -193 1 CHICAGO - Sears , Roebuck & Co . is struggling as it enters the critical Christmas season . Sears , Roebuck & Co . is struggling Why is Sears struggling? 2 10 -193 1 CHICAGO - Sears , Roebuck & Co . is struggling as it enters the critical Christmas season . Sears , Roebuck & Co . is struggling Why is Sears struggling so much when they were a childhood staple? 2 10 -193 1 CHICAGO - Sears , Roebuck & Co . is struggling as it enters the critical Christmas season . is struggling Why is it struggling? 8 10 -193 1 CHICAGO - Sears , Roebuck & Co . is struggling as it enters the critical Christmas season . struggling why are they struggling? 9 10 -193 2 Yesterday , the retailing and financial services giant reported a 16 % drop in third - quarter earnings to $ 257 . 5 million , or 75 cents a share , from a restated $ 305 million , or 80 cents a share , a year earlier . a 16 % drop Why was there a 16% drop yesterday? 9 13 -193 2 Yesterday , the retailing and financial services giant reported a 16 % drop in third - quarter earnings to $ 257 . 5 million , or 75 cents a share , from a restated $ 305 million , or 80 cents a share , a year earlier . or 75 cents a share , How much is one of their shares? 25 31 -193 3 But the news was even worse for Sears ' s core U . S . retailing operation , the largest in the nation . the news was even worse for Sears ' s core Why was the news even worse for Sear's core retailing? 1 11 -193 3 But the news was even worse for Sears ' s core U . S . retailing operation , the largest in the nation . even worse How was the news even worse for Sears core US retailing operations? 4 6 -193 3 But the news was even worse for Sears ' s core U . S . retailing operation , the largest in the nation . But the news was even worse What was the news? 0 6 -193 3 But the news was even worse for Sears ' s core U . S . retailing operation , the largest in the nation . even worse why was it worse? 4 6 -193 4 Sears said its U . S . stores had a loss of $ 6 . 9 million , their first deficit for the period in more than five years . its U . S . stores had a loss of $ 6 . 9 million , Why did its US stores have a 6.9 million loss? 2 18 -193 4 Sears said its U . S . stores had a loss of $ 6 . 9 million , their first deficit for the period in more than five years . had a loss of $ 6 . 9 million , How did such a big loss come out of the blue? 8 18 -193 4 Sears said its U . S . stores had a loss of $ 6 . 9 million , their first deficit for the period in more than five years . their first deficit What does first deficit mean? 18 21 -193 5 Analysts estimated that sales at U . S . stores declined in the quarter , too . estimated How did analysts estimate the declining sales? 1 2 -193 5 Analysts estimated that sales at U . S . stores declined in the quarter , too . U . S . stores declined in the quarter , What was the cause of the decline? 5 15 -193 5 Analysts estimated that sales at U . S . stores declined in the quarter , too . Analysts which analysts? 0 1 -194 1 Boston Co . , the upper - crust financial services concern that was rocked by a management scandal late last year , has had a sharp drop in profitability - - mainly because a high - risk bet on interest rates backfired . scandal What was the scandal? 17 18 -194 1 Boston Co . , the upper - crust financial services concern that was rocked by a management scandal late last year , has had a sharp drop in profitability - - mainly because a high - risk bet on interest rates backfired . a management scandal late last year , What happened in the scandal? 15 22 -194 1 Boston Co . , the upper - crust financial services concern that was rocked by a management scandal late last year , has had a sharp drop in profitability - - mainly because a high - risk bet on interest rates backfired . sharp drop in profitability How much of a drop in profitability? 25 29 -194 1 Boston Co . , the upper - crust financial services concern that was rocked by a management scandal late last year , has had a sharp drop in profitability - - mainly because a high - risk bet on interest rates backfired . high - risk bet on interest rates What was the bet, how high-risk? 34 41 -194 2 Boston Co . ' s fall from grace is bad news for its parent , Shearson Lehman Hutton Holdings Inc . , which has relied heavily on the banking and money management unit ' s contributions in recent years . contributions in recent years Did they profit from the high risk bet before it stopped working? 35 39 -194 3 In 1988 , for example , Boston Co . had an estimated pretax profit of at least $ 110 million , while Shearson managed net income of just $ 96 million . just $ 96 million Is that considered a small amount in this industry? 27 31 -194 4 Shearson doesn ' t break out the earnings of its subsidiaries . subsidiaries Who are the subsidiaries? 10 11 -194 5 But people familiar with Boston Co . ' s performance say the unit had profit of around $ 17 million for the third quarter , after barely breaking even for the first six months . barely breaking even What lead to this surge of profit when they were otherwise even? 26 29 -194 5 But people familiar with Boston Co . ' s performance say the unit had profit of around $ 17 million for the third quarter , after barely breaking even for the first six months . people familiar with Who are the people familiar with their performance? 1 4 -195 1 The dollar finished lower yesterday , after tracking another rollercoaster session on Wall Street . finished What does this word mean in terms of the stock market? 2 3 -195 1 The dollar finished lower yesterday , after tracking another rollercoaster session on Wall Street . dollar finished lower yesterday , Why did the dollar finished lower? 1 6 -195 1 The dollar finished lower yesterday , after tracking another rollercoaster session on Wall Street . rollercoaster session Why is there another roller coaster session? 9 11 -195 2 Concern about the volatile U . S . stock market had faded in recent sessions , and traders appeared content to let the dollar languish in a narrow range until tomorrow , when the preliminary report on third - quarter U . S . gross national product is released . volatile Why is the US stock market volatile? 3 4 -195 2 Concern about the volatile U . S . stock market had faded in recent sessions , and traders appeared content to let the dollar languish in a narrow range until tomorrow , when the preliminary report on third - quarter U . S . gross national product is released . the volatile U . S . stock market Why is the US stock market volatile? 2 10 -195 3 But seesaw gyrations in the Dow Jones Industrial Average yesterday put Wall Street back in the spotlight and inspired market participants to bid the U . S . unit lower . Dow Jones What is the Dow Jones? 5 7 -195 3 But seesaw gyrations in the Dow Jones Industrial Average yesterday put Wall Street back in the spotlight and inspired market participants to bid the U . S . unit lower . seesaw gyrations What is seesaw gyrations? 1 3 -195 3 But seesaw gyrations in the Dow Jones Industrial Average yesterday put Wall Street back in the spotlight and inspired market participants to bid the U . S . unit lower . to bid the U . S . unit lower Why are they bidding lower? 21 30 -195 4 UAL ' s decision to remain an independent company sent share prices tumbling . UAL ' s What is UAL? 0 3 -195 4 UAL ' s decision to remain an independent company sent share prices tumbling . UAL ' s decision Why is UAL's decision seems significant at this point? 0 4 -195 5 By midmorning , the DJIA had plunged 80 points and foreign - exchange dealers quickly drove the dollar down . 80 points What does this mean in terms of business? 7 9 -195 5 By midmorning , the DJIA had plunged 80 points and foreign - exchange dealers quickly drove the dollar down . DJIA What is DJIA stands for? 4 5 -196 1 Israel has launched a new effort to prove the Palestine Liberation Organization continues to practice terrorism , and thus to persuade the U . S . to break off talks with the group . new effort to prove How will it prove this? 4 8 -196 1 Israel has launched a new effort to prove the Palestine Liberation Organization continues to practice terrorism , and thus to persuade the U . S . to break off talks with the group . practice terrorism , In what way does Israel claim that the Palestine Liberation Org continues to practice terrorism? 14 17 -196 1 Israel has launched a new effort to prove the Palestine Liberation Organization continues to practice terrorism , and thus to persuade the U . S . to break off talks with the group . U will the talks continue? 22 23 -196 1 Israel has launched a new effort to prove the Palestine Liberation Organization continues to practice terrorism , and thus to persuade the U . S . to break off talks with the group . practice terrorism , Why does Israel feel the Palestinians practice terrorism? 14 17 -196 2 U . S . officials , however , said they aren ' t buying the Israeli argument . aren ' t buying Why aren't they buying it? 10 14 -196 2 U . S . officials , however , said they aren ' t buying the Israeli argument . aren ' t buying Why does the US not believe? 10 14 -196 2 U . S . officials , however , said they aren ' t buying the Israeli argument . aren ' t buying why arent they buying? 10 14 -196 2 U . S . officials , however , said they aren ' t buying the Israeli argument . aren ' t buying Why is the U.S. not buying Israel's argument? 10 14 -196 3 Israeli counterterrorism officials provided the State Department with a 20 - page list of recent terrorist incidents they attribute directly to forces controlled by PLO Chairman Yasser Arafat . they attribute directly How are these events directly attributed to the PLO chairman? 17 20 -196 3 Israeli counterterrorism officials provided the State Department with a 20 - page list of recent terrorist incidents they attribute directly to forces controlled by PLO Chairman Yasser Arafat . PLO what is plo? 24 25 -196 4 Mr . Arafat publicly renounced terrorism Dec . 15 , satisfying the U . S . precondition for a direct " dialogue " with the PLO . precondition Why was this a precondition of the dialogue? 16 17 -196 5 A U . S . counterterrorism official said experts are studying the Israeli list . " We have no independent evidence linking Fatah to any acts of terrorism since Dec . 15 , 1988 , " he said , referring to the specific PLO group that Mr . Arafat heads . " So far , this list doesn ' t change our view . studying Does studying mean investigating? 10 11 -196 5 A U . S . counterterrorism official said experts are studying the Israeli list . " We have no independent evidence linking Fatah to any acts of terrorism since Dec . 15 , 1988 , " he said , referring to the specific PLO group that Mr . Arafat heads . " So far , this list doesn ' t change our view . view what list would? 62 63 -197 1 A group of investors led by Giant Group Ltd . and its chairman , Burt Sugarman , said it filed with federal antitrust regulators for clearance to buy more than 50 % of the stock of Rally ' s Inc . , a fast - food company based in Louisville , Ky . Giant Group Ltd who are giant group ltd? 6 9 -197 1 A group of investors led by Giant Group Ltd . and its chairman , Burt Sugarman , said it filed with federal antitrust regulators for clearance to buy more than 50 % of the stock of Rally ' s Inc . , a fast - food company based in Louisville , Ky . filed Why did the group of investors have to file with federal antitrust regulators in order to buy stock? 19 20 -197 2 Rally ' s operates and franchises about 160 fast - food restaurants throughout the U . S . 160 fast - food Which fast food restaurants? 7 11 -197 3 The company went public earlier this month , offering 1 , 745 , 000 shares of common stock at $ 15 a share . public Why did the company go public? 3 4 -197 3 The company went public earlier this month , offering 1 , 745 , 000 shares of common stock at $ 15 a share . at $ 15 a share is that high or low? 18 23 -197 4 Giant has interests in cement making and newsprint . cement making and newsprint how did you get this info? 4 8 -197 5 The investor group includes Restaurant Investment Partnership , a California general partnership , and three Rally ' s directors : Mr . Sugarman , James M . Trotter III and William E . Trotter II . Rally ' s Was it the Rally's directors that wanted to buy so many stocks? 15 18 -197 5 The investor group includes Restaurant Investment Partnership , a California general partnership , and three Rally ' s directors : Mr . Sugarman , James M . Trotter III and William E . Trotter II . California general partnership , what do they do? 9 13 -198 1 We are deeply disturbed that a recent editorial stated that the " Americans With Disabilities Act of 1989 " was " crafted primarily by Democratic Senators Kennedy and Harkin " with a premise " based on the presumption that most Americans are hostile to the disabled . . . . " Perhaps even more offensive is the statement , " It is surprising that George Bush and the White House inner circle would ally themselves with this crabby philosophy . " recent editorial Which recent editorial is being quoted? 6 8 -198 1 We are deeply disturbed that a recent editorial stated that the " Americans With Disabilities Act of 1989 " was " crafted primarily by Democratic Senators Kennedy and Harkin " with a premise " based on the presumption that most Americans are hostile to the disabled . . . . " Perhaps even more offensive is the statement , " It is surprising that George Bush and the White House inner circle would ally themselves with this crabby philosophy . " crabby What about the philosophy is blatantly \"crabby? Why the unusual choice of descriptive word? 77 78 -198 1 We are deeply disturbed that a recent editorial stated that the " Americans With Disabilities Act of 1989 " was " crafted primarily by Democratic Senators Kennedy and Harkin " with a premise " based on the presumption that most Americans are hostile to the disabled . . . . " Perhaps even more offensive is the statement , " It is surprising that George Bush and the White House inner circle would ally themselves with this crabby philosophy . " ally themselves What actions of the Bush White House suggested that they ally themselves with the philosophy? 73 75 -198 1 We are deeply disturbed that a recent editorial stated that the " Americans With Disabilities Act of 1989 " was " crafted primarily by Democratic Senators Kennedy and Harkin " with a premise " based on the presumption that most Americans are hostile to the disabled . . . . " Perhaps even more offensive is the statement , " It is surprising that George Bush and the White House inner circle would ally themselves with this crabby philosophy . " We Who is deeply disturbed? 0 1 -198 2 This legislation was not drafted by a handful of Democratic " do - gooders . " Quite the contrary - - it results from years of work by members of the National Council on the Handicapped , all appointed by President Reagan . Democratic " do - gooders Was the legislation drafted across political party lines? 9 14 -198 2 This legislation was not drafted by a handful of Democratic " do - gooders . " Quite the contrary - - it results from years of work by members of the National Council on the Handicapped , all appointed by President Reagan . President Reagan When did President Reagan appoint the members of the National Council? How many years did they work on the legislation? 40 42 -198 2 This legislation was not drafted by a handful of Democratic " do - gooders . " Quite the contrary - - it results from years of work by members of the National Council on the Handicapped , all appointed by President Reagan . " do - gooders what are dogooders? 10 14 -198 3 You depict the bill as something Democratic leaders " hoodwinked " the administration into endorsing . depict the bill How did the editorial misrepresent the bill? 1 4 -198 3 You depict the bill as something Democratic leaders " hoodwinked " the administration into endorsing . You who is you? 0 1 -198 4 The opposite is true : It ' s the product of many meetings with administration officials , Senate staffers , advocates , and business and transportation officials . product who can say this for sure? 9 10 -198 4 The opposite is true : It ' s the product of many meetings with administration officials , Senate staffers , advocates , and business and transportation officials . meetings Who was having these meetings? 12 13 -198 5 Many congressmen are citing the compromise on the " Americans With Disabilities Act of 1989 " as a model for bipartisan deliberations . Many congressmen Which congressmen in particular are making the citation? 0 2 -199 1 Although bullish dollar sentiment has fizzled , many currency analysts say a massive sell - off probably won ' t occur in the near future . probably won ' t occur in the near future Why won't it occur in the near future? 16 25 -199 1 Although bullish dollar sentiment has fizzled , many currency analysts say a massive sell - off probably won ' t occur in the near future . many currency analysts Who are the currency analysts? 7 10 -199 1 Although bullish dollar sentiment has fizzled , many currency analysts say a massive sell - off probably won ' t occur in the near future . sentiment has fizzled , Why has the sentiment fizzled? 3 7 -199 1 Although bullish dollar sentiment has fizzled , many currency analysts say a massive sell - off probably won ' t occur in the near future . massive sell - off Why would a sell-off be expected? 12 16 -199 1 Although bullish dollar sentiment has fizzled , many currency analysts say a massive sell - off probably won ' t occur in the near future . bullish dollar sentiment what does this mean? 1 4 -199 1 Although bullish dollar sentiment has fizzled , many currency analysts say a massive sell - off probably won ' t occur in the near future . has fizzled , Why has dollar sentiment fizzled? 4 7 -199 1 Although bullish dollar sentiment has fizzled , many currency analysts say a massive sell - off probably won ' t occur in the near future . probably won ' t occur Why won't this event occur? 16 21 -199 2 While Wall Street ' s tough times and lower U . S . interest rates continue to undermine the dollar , weakness in the pound and the yen is expected to offset those factors . " By default , " the dollar probably will be able to hold up pretty well in coming days , says Francoise Soares - Kemp , a foreign - exchange adviser at Credit Suisse . " We ' re close to the bottom " of the near - term ranges , she contends . " We ' re close to the bottom " How close to the bottom are you? 70 79 -199 2 While Wall Street ' s tough times and lower U . S . interest rates continue to undermine the dollar , weakness in the pound and the yen is expected to offset those factors . " By default , " the dollar probably will be able to hold up pretty well in coming days , says Francoise Soares - Kemp , a foreign - exchange adviser at Credit Suisse . " We ' re close to the bottom " of the near - term ranges , she contends . continue to undermine the dollar , How do these things affect the value of the dollar? 15 21 -199 2 While Wall Street ' s tough times and lower U . S . interest rates continue to undermine the dollar , weakness in the pound and the yen is expected to offset those factors . " By default , " the dollar probably will be able to hold up pretty well in coming days , says Francoise Soares - Kemp , a foreign - exchange adviser at Credit Suisse . " We ' re close to the bottom " of the near - term ranges , she contends . " We ' re close to the bottom " How was this conclusion reached? 70 79 -199 2 While Wall Street ' s tough times and lower U . S . interest rates continue to undermine the dollar , weakness in the pound and the yen is expected to offset those factors . " By default , " the dollar probably will be able to hold up pretty well in coming days , says Francoise Soares - Kemp , a foreign - exchange adviser at Credit Suisse . " We ' re close to the bottom " of the near - term ranges , she contends . Credit Suisse is this a bank? 67 69 -199 2 While Wall Street ' s tough times and lower U . S . interest rates continue to undermine the dollar , weakness in the pound and the yen is expected to offset those factors . " By default , " the dollar probably will be able to hold up pretty well in coming days , says Francoise Soares - Kemp , a foreign - exchange adviser at Credit Suisse . " We ' re close to the bottom " of the near - term ranges , she contends . tough times What tough times particularly? 5 7 -199 2 While Wall Street ' s tough times and lower U . S . interest rates continue to undermine the dollar , weakness in the pound and the yen is expected to offset those factors . " By default , " the dollar probably will be able to hold up pretty well in coming days , says Francoise Soares - Kemp , a foreign - exchange adviser at Credit Suisse . " We ' re close to the bottom " of the near - term ranges , she contends . weakness in the pound what causes a weakness in the pound? 21 25 -199 2 While Wall Street ' s tough times and lower U . S . interest rates continue to undermine the dollar , weakness in the pound and the yen is expected to offset those factors . " By default , " the dollar probably will be able to hold up pretty well in coming days , says Francoise Soares - Kemp , a foreign - exchange adviser at Credit Suisse . " We ' re close to the bottom " of the near - term ranges , she contends . in coming days , How many days? 51 55 -199 3 In late Friday afternoon New York trading , the dollar was at 1 . 8300 marks and 141 . 65 yen , off from late Thursday ' s 1 . 8400 marks and 142 . 10 yen . 142 . 10 is this a small change? 33 36 -199 3 In late Friday afternoon New York trading , the dollar was at 1 . 8300 marks and 141 . 65 yen , off from late Thursday ' s 1 . 8400 marks and 142 . 10 yen . off Why was it off? 22 23 -199 4 The pound strengthened to $ 1 . 5795 from $ 1 . 5765 . $ 1 . 5795 from $ 1 why did it do that? 4 11 -199 4 The pound strengthened to $ 1 . 5795 from $ 1 . 5765 . strengthened Why did it strengthen? 2 3 -199 5 In Tokyo Monday , the U . S . currency opened for trading at 141 . 70 yen , down from Friday ' s Tokyo close of 142 . 75 yen . down from Friday ' s Why was it down from Friday? 19 24 -200 1 Federal drug regulators , concerned over British reports that diabetics have died after shifting from animal to human - based insulin , say they are considering a study to see if similar deaths have occurred here . animal to human - based insulin , What is the difference between and animal and human based insulin? 15 22 -200 1 Federal drug regulators , concerned over British reports that diabetics have died after shifting from animal to human - based insulin , say they are considering a study to see if similar deaths have occurred here . a study What kind of study would this be? 26 28 -200 2 The United Kingdom reports came from Dr . Patrick Toseland , head of clinical chemistry at Guy ' s Hospital in London . clinical chemistry What is clinical chemistry? 13 15 -200 2 The United Kingdom reports came from Dr . Patrick Toseland , head of clinical chemistry at Guy ' s Hospital in London . Guy ' s Hospital in London What kind of hospital is it? Does it have any specialties? 16 22 -200 2 The United Kingdom reports came from Dr . Patrick Toseland , head of clinical chemistry at Guy ' s Hospital in London . Guy ' s Hospital in London which part of london? 16 22 -200 3 In a telephone interview Friday , Dr . Toseland said the number of sudden , unexplained deaths of diabetics he had seen this year was 17 compared with just two in 1985 . Friday , what is fridays date>? 4 6 -200 3 In a telephone interview Friday , Dr . Toseland said the number of sudden , unexplained deaths of diabetics he had seen this year was 17 compared with just two in 1985 . unexplained deaths of diabetics Could these death be attributed to anything else? 15 19 -200 3 In a telephone interview Friday , Dr . Toseland said the number of sudden , unexplained deaths of diabetics he had seen this year was 17 compared with just two in 1985 . unexplained deaths why more of these? 15 17 -200 4 At least six of the deaths occurred among relatively young diabetics who had switched from animal to human insulin within the past year , he said . relatively young diabetics how young? 8 11 -200 4 At least six of the deaths occurred among relatively young diabetics who had switched from animal to human insulin within the past year , he said . relatively young diabetics Did they have any other preexisting health conditions? 8 11 -200 4 At least six of the deaths occurred among relatively young diabetics who had switched from animal to human insulin within the past year , he said . young diabetics who had switched from animal is animal insulin common? 9 16 -201 1 Mobil Corp . is in the midst of cutting back its exploration and production group , which finds and develops oil and gas reserves in the U . S . , by as much as 15 % as part of a new restructuring of that sector of its business . cutting back Why is Mobil Corp. cutting back its exploration and production group? 8 10 -201 1 Mobil Corp . is in the midst of cutting back its exploration and production group , which finds and develops oil and gas reserves in the U . S . , by as much as 15 % as part of a new restructuring of that sector of its business . restructuring Why is Mobil Corp. restructuring that sector? 42 43 -201 1 Mobil Corp . is in the midst of cutting back its exploration and production group , which finds and develops oil and gas reserves in the U . S . , by as much as 15 % as part of a new restructuring of that sector of its business . cutting back What has led to these cutbacks? 8 10 -201 2 Management advised employees Friday that it was going to reduce employment in production operations of the group by 8 % , or 400 people . Management advised which manager advised? 0 2 -201 2 Management advised employees Friday that it was going to reduce employment in production operations of the group by 8 % , or 400 people . reduce employment Why is Mobil Corp. reducing employment? 9 11 -201 2 Management advised employees Friday that it was going to reduce employment in production operations of the group by 8 % , or 400 people . production operations Why \"production operations\" instead of field exploration? 12 14 -201 3 The exploration side of the unit has recently undergone a similar overhaul , during which it also lost as many as 400 employees , a company spokesman said in response to questions . a company spokesman Who is the company spokesman? 24 27 -201 3 The exploration side of the unit has recently undergone a similar overhaul , during which it also lost as many as 400 employees , a company spokesman said in response to questions . lost as many as 400 employees , Why did the exploration side lose 400 employees? 17 24 -201 4 Mobil Exploration & Producing U . S . Inc . , the group involved , currently has a work force of somewhat less than 5 , 000 . somewhat less than 5 , 000 is that big? 21 27 -201 4 Mobil Exploration & Producing U . S . Inc . , the group involved , currently has a work force of somewhat less than 5 , 000 . somewhat How much is \"somewhat\"? 21 22 -201 5 A few years ago , Mobil restructured the entire company during an industrywide shakeout . few years ago , in what year? 1 5 -201 5 A few years ago , Mobil restructured the entire company during an industrywide shakeout . restructured the entire company How did Mobil restructure the entire company? 6 10 -201 5 A few years ago , Mobil restructured the entire company during an industrywide shakeout . industrywide Why was it an industry wide shake out? 12 13 -201 5 A few years ago , Mobil restructured the entire company during an industrywide shakeout . restructured Why did Mobil restructure the entire company? 6 7 -202 1 Congress sent to President Bush an $ 8 . 5 billion military construction bill that cuts spending for new installations by 16 % while revamping the Pentagon budget to move more than $ 450 million from foreign bases to home - state projects . Congress sent Why did congress send this bill? 0 2 -202 2 The fiscal 1990 measure builds on a pattern set earlier this year by House and Senate defense authorizing committees , and - - at a time of retrenchment for the military and concern about the U . S . ' s standing in the world economy - - overseas spending is most vulnerable . vulnerable why is it vulnerable? 52 53 -202 2 The fiscal 1990 measure builds on a pattern set earlier this year by House and Senate defense authorizing committees , and - - at a time of retrenchment for the military and concern about the U . S . ' s standing in the world economy - - overseas spending is most vulnerable . at a time of retrenchment for the military Why is the military retrenching? 23 31 -202 3 Total Pentagon requests for installations in West Germany , Japan , South Korea , the United Kingdom and the Philippines , for example , are cut by almost two - thirds , while lawmakers added to the military budget for construction in all but a dozen states at home . lawmakers added to the military budget Which lawmakers added to the budget? 33 39 -202 3 Total Pentagon requests for installations in West Germany , Japan , South Korea , the United Kingdom and the Philippines , for example , are cut by almost two - thirds , while lawmakers added to the military budget for construction in all but a dozen states at home . are cut by almost two - thirds , How is this effecting our foreign relations with these countries? 24 32 -202 4 The result is that instead of the Pentagon ' s proposed split of 60 - 40 between domestic and foreign bases , the reduced funding is distributed by a ratio of approximately 70 - 30 . approximately 70 - 30 is this change good? 31 35 -202 5 The extra margin for bases in the U . S . enhances the power of the appropriations committees ; meanwhile , lawmakers used their positions to garner as much as six times what the Pentagon had requested for their individual states . six times how did they garner so much? 30 32 -202 5 The extra margin for bases in the U . S . enhances the power of the appropriations committees ; meanwhile , lawmakers used their positions to garner as much as six times what the Pentagon had requested for their individual states . appropriations committees ; What are the appropriations committees? 16 19 -203 1 A frozen mountaintop in Tibet may offer an important clue about whether the Earth is warming perilously . important clue what is the clue? 8 10 -203 1 A frozen mountaintop in Tibet may offer an important clue about whether the Earth is warming perilously . mountaintop which mountain? 2 3 -203 1 A frozen mountaintop in Tibet may offer an important clue about whether the Earth is warming perilously . frozen mountaintop in Tibet What is the name of the mountaintop? 1 5 -203 1 A frozen mountaintop in Tibet may offer an important clue about whether the Earth is warming perilously . warming What does a frozen mountaintop have to do with the Earth warming? 15 16 -203 2 Researchers at Ohio State University and Lanzhou Institute of Glaciology and Geocryology in China have analyzed samples of glacial ice in Tibet and say temperatures there have been significantly higher on average over the past half - century than in any similar period in the past 10 , 000 years . Researchers at Ohio State University Which Ohio State University Researchers? 0 5 -203 2 Researchers at Ohio State University and Lanzhou Institute of Glaciology and Geocryology in China have analyzed samples of glacial ice in Tibet and say temperatures there have been significantly higher on average over the past half - century than in any similar period in the past 10 , 000 years . any similar period in the past 10 , 000 years How did reseachers measure temperatures in the area 10,000 years ago? 40 50 -203 4 A substantial warming would melt some of the Earth ' s polar ice caps , raising the level of the oceans and causing widespread flooding of heavily populated coastal areas . widespread flooding how widespread? 23 25 -203 4 A substantial warming would melt some of the Earth ' s polar ice caps , raising the level of the oceans and causing widespread flooding of heavily populated coastal areas . substantial warming How much warmer would the Earth need to be to melt 20% of the polar ice caps? 1 3 -203 5 " If you can use data to reconstruct what happened in the past , you have much more confidence in predictions for the future , " said Lonnie Thompson , a research scientist at Ohio State who dug for and analyzed the ice samples . predictions for the future , " Would regions outside of Tibet predict similar changes in the future? 20 26 -204 1 Federal investigators have identified the problem in last July ' s crash of a United Airlines flight in Iowa : a structural flaw that developed during the making of a titanium engine disk . titanium engine disk . How were they able to identify this part, was the disk destroyed? 30 34 -204 1 Federal investigators have identified the problem in last July ' s crash of a United Airlines flight in Iowa : a structural flaw that developed during the making of a titanium engine disk . during the making of a titanium engine disk How did the making of the titanium engine disk lead to a structural flaw? 25 33 -204 1 Federal investigators have identified the problem in last July ' s crash of a United Airlines flight in Iowa : a structural flaw that developed during the making of a titanium engine disk . crash How severe was this crash? 11 12 -204 1 Federal investigators have identified the problem in last July ' s crash of a United Airlines flight in Iowa : a structural flaw that developed during the making of a titanium engine disk . United Airlines flight in Iowa : What was the flight number? 14 20 -204 1 Federal investigators have identified the problem in last July ' s crash of a United Airlines flight in Iowa : a structural flaw that developed during the making of a titanium engine disk . last July ' s crash How many casualties were there in the crash? 7 12 -204 2 For several months , officials at the Federal Aviation Administration and the National Transportation Safety Board have suspected that a metallurgical flaw in the disk led to a crack that ultimately caused the tail engine to break apart in flight . National Transportation Safety Board how would the FAA and NTSB be able to know the cause? 12 16 -204 2 For several months , officials at the Federal Aviation Administration and the National Transportation Safety Board have suspected that a metallurgical flaw in the disk led to a crack that ultimately caused the tail engine to break apart in flight . have suspected that a metallurgical flaw Why was the flaw suspected? 16 22 -204 2 For several months , officials at the Federal Aviation Administration and the National Transportation Safety Board have suspected that a metallurgical flaw in the disk led to a crack that ultimately caused the tail engine to break apart in flight . metallurgical Who is responsible for the metallurgy of a plane part? 20 21 -204 2 For several months , officials at the Federal Aviation Administration and the National Transportation Safety Board have suspected that a metallurgical flaw in the disk led to a crack that ultimately caused the tail engine to break apart in flight . metallurgical what is this word? 20 21 -204 2 For several months , officials at the Federal Aviation Administration and the National Transportation Safety Board have suspected that a metallurgical flaw in the disk led to a crack that ultimately caused the tail engine to break apart in flight . metallurgical flaw in the disk Does this mean that the metal that was used was not welded together properly? 20 25 -204 3 The explosion sent shards of metal flying , severing the DC - 10 ' s hydraulic or control systems , and led to the crash that killed 112 people . killed 112 people . How could be have done something different so that 112 people didn't die? 26 30 -204 3 The explosion sent shards of metal flying , severing the DC - 10 ' s hydraulic or control systems , and led to the crash that killed 112 people . hydraulic or control systems , were they defective? 15 20 -204 3 The explosion sent shards of metal flying , severing the DC - 10 ' s hydraulic or control systems , and led to the crash that killed 112 people . killed 112 people Will the airlines pay for the funerals of the people who were killed? 26 29 -204 4 But investigators could confirm their theory only after the recent retrieval of a big chunk of Flight 232 ' s tail engine from a cornfield near the Sioux City Airport in Iowa . theory How can they be sure from this physical evidence of the flaw? 5 6 -204 4 But investigators could confirm their theory only after the recent retrieval of a big chunk of Flight 232 ' s tail engine from a cornfield near the Sioux City Airport in Iowa . Sioux City Airport in Iowa was anyone hurt? 27 32 -204 4 But investigators could confirm their theory only after the recent retrieval of a big chunk of Flight 232 ' s tail engine from a cornfield near the Sioux City Airport in Iowa . investigators could confirm their theory Have any charges been filed against the airlines for negligence? 1 6 -204 5 The safety board will begin four days of hearings on the accident tomorrow in Sioux City . begin four days of hearings What will happen after the safety board has the hearing? 4 9 -204 5 The safety board will begin four days of hearings on the accident tomorrow in Sioux City . four days of hearings on the accident Why will there be four days of hearings? 5 12 -204 5 The safety board will begin four days of hearings on the accident tomorrow in Sioux City . hearings Which people will be speaking during these hearings? 8 9 -204 5 The safety board will begin four days of hearings on the accident tomorrow in Sioux City . four days is that a long time? 5 7 -205 1 Hewlett - Packard Co . said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp . to 8 . 5 % of the common shares outstanding . Octel What does this company deal with? 11 12 -205 1 Hewlett - Packard Co . said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp . to 8 . 5 % of the common shares outstanding . raised its stake Why did Hewlett-Packard raise its stake in Octel Communications? 7 10 -205 2 In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing , Hewlett - Packard said it now holds 1 , 384 , 119 Octel common shares , including 100 , 000 shares bought from Aug . 26 to Oct . 20 for $ 23 . 31 to $ 24 . 25 a share . common How do common shares differ from other types? 21 22 -205 2 In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing , Hewlett - Packard said it now holds 1 , 384 , 119 Octel common shares , including 100 , 000 shares bought from Aug . 26 to Oct . 20 for $ 23 . 31 to $ 24 . 25 a share . Aug . 26 to Oct . 20 in what year? 31 38 -205 3 Hewlett - Packard , a Palo Alto , Calif . , computer company , said it acquired the stock " to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products . " independent What is the criteria for independent working? 32 33 -205 3 Hewlett - Packard , a Palo Alto , Calif . , computer company , said it acquired the stock " to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products . " acquired the stock did they always want it? 16 19 -205 4 Octel said the purchase was expected . expected How did Octel foresee this? 5 6 -205 4 Octel said the purchase was expected . Octel were they going out of business? 0 1 -205 4 Octel said the purchase was expected . expected Why was the purchase expected? 5 6 -205 5 Hewlett - Packard affirmed it doesn ' t plan to obtain control of Octel , a Milpitas , Calif . , maker of voice - processing systems . systems How does Octel compare with its competitors? 26 27 -205 5 Hewlett - Packard affirmed it doesn ' t plan to obtain control of Octel , a Milpitas , Calif . , maker of voice - processing systems . voice - processing what is voice processing? 23 26 -206 1 The following U . S . Treasury , corporate and municipal offerings are tentatively scheduled for sale this week , according to Dow Jones Capital Markets Report : are tentatively scheduled Why are the offerings only tentatively scheduled? 12 15 -206 1 The following U . S . Treasury , corporate and municipal offerings are tentatively scheduled for sale this week , according to Dow Jones Capital Markets Report : tentatively Why is the sale tentative? 13 14 -206 1 The following U . S . Treasury , corporate and municipal offerings are tentatively scheduled for sale this week , according to Dow Jones Capital Markets Report : tentatively did they actually happen then? 13 14 -206 1 The following U . S . Treasury , corporate and municipal offerings are tentatively scheduled for sale this week , according to Dow Jones Capital Markets Report : following What is the following? 1 2 -206 2 $ 15 . 6 billion of three - month and six - month bills . $ 2 billion of 51 - day cash management bills . three - month and six - month bills What are three-month and six-month bills? 6 14 -206 2 $ 15 . 6 billion of three - month and six - month bills . $ 2 billion of 51 - day cash management bills . cash management bills What are cash management bills? 22 25 -206 3 Associated Natural Gas Corp . - - 1 . 4 million common shares , via Dillon Read & Co . common shares , what is a common share? 11 14 -206 3 Associated Natural Gas Corp . - - 1 . 4 million common shares , via Dillon Read & Co . common shares , What is a common share? 11 14 -206 4 B & H Crude Carriers Ltd . - - Four million common shares , via Salomon Brothers Inc . B & H Crude Carriers Ltd What does B&H Crude Carriers Ltd do for business? 0 6 -206 4 B & H Crude Carriers Ltd . - - Four million common shares , via Salomon Brothers Inc . common shares , What is a common share? 11 14 -206 5 Chemical Banking Corp . - - 14 million common shares , via Goldman , Sachs & Co . Chemical Banking Corp What does Chemical Banking Corp do for business? 0 3 -206 5 Chemical Banking Corp . - - 14 million common shares , via Goldman , Sachs & Co . 14 million is that a lot more? 6 8 -206 5 Chemical Banking Corp . - - 14 million common shares , via Goldman , Sachs & Co . common shares , What is a common share? 8 11 -207 1 Whittle Communications L . P . , which for months has fought a public relations battle with education leaders , said it has signed 500 schools in 24 states to subscribe to the controversial Channel One news program and its sister programs . the controversial Channel One news program What is controversial about the Channel One news program? 32 38 -207 1 Whittle Communications L . P . , which for months has fought a public relations battle with education leaders , said it has signed 500 schools in 24 states to subscribe to the controversial Channel One news program and its sister programs . fought a public relations battle with education Why has Whittle been fighting a PR battle with educators? 11 18 -207 2 Channel One , a satellite - delivered daily program supported by advertising , is scheduled to be launched next March . Channel One , is that the channel for everyone? 0 3 -207 3 Whittle said its field staff signed up the 500 schools in 238 school districts after only eight weeks and company executives now expect to reach their start - up goal of 1 , 000 schools before the end of this year . executives now expect to reach their start - up How do executives expect to reach their goal of schools? 20 29 -207 3 Whittle said its field staff signed up the 500 schools in 238 school districts after only eight weeks and company executives now expect to reach their start - up goal of 1 , 000 schools before the end of this year . 1 , 000 schools why so many schools? 31 35 -207 5 Installation of the TV system , which includes providing free 19 - inch TV sets in classrooms , begins in January . free 19 - inch why so small? 9 13 -208 1 Thomas Jefferson sold Congress on the idea of the decimal system for currency , thus saving Americans the headaches of pounds , shillings and pence . Thomas Jefferson sold Congress on the idea How did he persuade Congress into making a decimal system for currency? 0 7 -208 1 Thomas Jefferson sold Congress on the idea of the decimal system for currency , thus saving Americans the headaches of pounds , shillings and pence . pounds , shillings and pence Which countries currently use these? 20 25 -208 1 Thomas Jefferson sold Congress on the idea of the decimal system for currency , thus saving Americans the headaches of pounds , shillings and pence . Jefferson sold Congress How did Jefferson sell congress on the decimal system? 1 4 -208 1 Thomas Jefferson sold Congress on the idea of the decimal system for currency , thus saving Americans the headaches of pounds , shillings and pence . sold Congress How did he sell Congress on that idea? 2 4 -208 1 Thomas Jefferson sold Congress on the idea of the decimal system for currency , thus saving Americans the headaches of pounds , shillings and pence . headaches Why are they considered headaches? 18 19 -208 1 Thomas Jefferson sold Congress on the idea of the decimal system for currency , thus saving Americans the headaches of pounds , shillings and pence . decimal system Why did Jefferson like the decimal system? 9 11 -208 2 But he struck out with the decimal system of metric weights and measures the French had invented . French had invented Why was he looking at other counties method's of currency? Wouldn't it be a better idea to be original in your country? 14 17 -208 2 But he struck out with the decimal system of metric weights and measures the French had invented . metric weights and measures Why was one system approved but not the other? 9 13 -208 2 But he struck out with the decimal system of metric weights and measures the French had invented . French had invented When did the French invent this system? 14 17 -208 2 But he struck out with the decimal system of metric weights and measures the French had invented . metric weights and measures Why are these measurements good? 9 13 -208 3 Instead , Congress opted for the inches , feet and yards the colonists had brought with them . Congress opted What made them opt in to this idea? 2 4 -208 3 Instead , Congress opted for the inches , feet and yards the colonists had brought with them . Congress opted How many of those in Congress approved this? Were the common folk asked as well? 2 4 -208 3 Instead , Congress opted for the inches , feet and yards the colonists had brought with them . Congress opted How did they opt for it, was there a vote? 2 4 -208 3 Instead , Congress opted for the inches , feet and yards the colonists had brought with them . Congress opted Why did they choose that method? 2 4 -208 3 Instead , Congress opted for the inches , feet and yards the colonists had brought with them . colonists had brought with them How did the colonists get these measurements? 12 17 -208 4 Americans didn ' t dislike metrics ; they simply ignored them . they simply ignored them . What was the reasoning of Americans ignoring the metrics? 7 12 -208 4 Americans didn ' t dislike metrics ; they simply ignored them . ignored them Why did Americans ignore them? 9 11 -208 4 Americans didn ' t dislike metrics ; they simply ignored them . they simply ignored them . Why did they ignore them? 7 12 -208 5 Scientists felt differently . Scientists felt differently What were their thoughts? 0 3 -208 5 Scientists felt differently . differently . Why did scientists feel differently? 2 4 -208 5 Scientists felt differently . felt differently How did scientists feel? 1 3 -208 5 Scientists felt differently . Scientists felt differently . Why did scientists feel differently? 0 4 -209 1 PROGRAM TRADING is being curbed by more securities firms , but big institutional investors are expected to continue the practice , further roiling the stock market . being curbed Why are they being curbed? 3 5 -209 1 PROGRAM TRADING is being curbed by more securities firms , but big institutional investors are expected to continue the practice , further roiling the stock market . curbed by more securities firms , Which securities firms are curbing program trading? 4 10 -209 1 PROGRAM TRADING is being curbed by more securities firms , but big institutional investors are expected to continue the practice , further roiling the stock market . PROGRAM TRADING what is program trading? 0 2 -209 1 PROGRAM TRADING is being curbed by more securities firms , but big institutional investors are expected to continue the practice , further roiling the stock market . being curbed Why is it being curbed? 3 5 -209 1 PROGRAM TRADING is being curbed by more securities firms , but big institutional investors are expected to continue the practice , further roiling the stock market . further roiling the stock market Why does this roil the stock market? 21 26 -209 1 PROGRAM TRADING is being curbed by more securities firms , but big institutional investors are expected to continue the practice , further roiling the stock market . PROGRAM TRADING What is \"program trading\"? 0 2 -209 2 Bowing to criticism , Bear Stearns , Morgan Stanley and Oppenheimer joined PaineWebber in suspending stock - index arbitrage trading for their own accounts . stock - index arbitrage What does this mean> 15 19 -209 2 Bowing to criticism , Bear Stearns , Morgan Stanley and Oppenheimer joined PaineWebber in suspending stock - index arbitrage trading for their own accounts . PaineWebber what is painewebber? 12 13 -209 2 Bowing to criticism , Bear Stearns , Morgan Stanley and Oppenheimer joined PaineWebber in suspending stock - index arbitrage trading for their own accounts . suspending Why were they encouraged to suspend this activity? 14 15 -209 3 Still , stock - index funds are expected to continue launching big programs through the market . launching big programs What kind of programs? 10 13 -209 3 Still , stock - index funds are expected to continue launching big programs through the market . launching big programs What sort of programs will they launch? 10 13 -209 3 Still , stock - index funds are expected to continue launching big programs through the market . big programs What kind of big programs? 11 13 -209 4 Several Big Board firms are organizing to complain about program trading and the exchange ' s role in it . Several Big Board firms Who are these firms? 0 4 -209 4 Several Big Board firms are organizing to complain about program trading and the exchange ' s role in it . Several Big Board firms Which big board firms are complaining about the program? 0 4 -209 4 Several Big Board firms are organizing to complain about program trading and the exchange ' s role in it . complain Why are they complaining about it? What harm do these programs cause? 7 8 -209 5 The effort is being led by Contel . Contel who is contel? 6 7 -210 1 Jim Pattison Industries Ltd . , one of a group of closely held companies owned by entrepreneur James Pattison , said it " intends to seek control " of 30 % - owned Innopac Inc . , a Toronto packaging concern . concern In what way is this a concern? 40 41 -210 1 Jim Pattison Industries Ltd . , one of a group of closely held companies owned by entrepreneur James Pattison , said it " intends to seek control " of 30 % - owned Innopac Inc . , a Toronto packaging concern . Jim Pattison Industries Ltd who are Jim Pattison Industries Ltd 0 4 -210 1 Jim Pattison Industries Ltd . , one of a group of closely held companies owned by entrepreneur James Pattison , said it " intends to seek control " of 30 % - owned Innopac Inc . , a Toronto packaging concern . packaging concern What is a packaging concern? 39 41 -210 1 Jim Pattison Industries Ltd . , one of a group of closely held companies owned by entrepreneur James Pattison , said it " intends to seek control " of 30 % - owned Innopac Inc . , a Toronto packaging concern . closely held Why are they held \"closely\"? 11 13 -210 1 Jim Pattison Industries Ltd . , one of a group of closely held companies owned by entrepreneur James Pattison , said it " intends to seek control " of 30 % - owned Innopac Inc . , a Toronto packaging concern . one of a group of closely held companies What other companies does James Pattison own? 6 14 -210 1 Jim Pattison Industries Ltd . , one of a group of closely held companies owned by entrepreneur James Pattison , said it " intends to seek control " of 30 % - owned Innopac Inc . , a Toronto packaging concern . seek control " Why does James Pattison seek to control Innopac? 25 28 -210 2 Jim Pattison Industries , a holding company with annual sales of about C $ 1 . 9 billion , largely from car dealerships and grocery stores , didn ' t elaborate on the statement , and a company official declined further comment . holding company what is a holding company? 5 7 -210 2 Jim Pattison Industries , a holding company with annual sales of about C $ 1 . 9 billion , largely from car dealerships and grocery stores , didn ' t elaborate on the statement , and a company official declined further comment . didn ' t elaborate Why didn't they choose to elaborate? 27 31 -210 2 Jim Pattison Industries , a holding company with annual sales of about C $ 1 . 9 billion , largely from car dealerships and grocery stores , didn ' t elaborate on the statement , and a company official declined further comment . a company official declined further comment . Which company official? 36 43 -210 3 The company said it currently holds about 4 . 2 million of Innopac ' s 13 . 8 million common shares outstanding , which have an aggregate market value of about 137 . 8 million Canadian dollars ( US $ 117 . 3 million ) . Innopac ' s What are the details of Innopac's business and what makes them so profitable? 12 15 -210 3 The company said it currently holds about 4 . 2 million of Innopac ' s 13 . 8 million common shares outstanding , which have an aggregate market value of about 137 . 8 million Canadian dollars ( US $ 117 . 3 million ) . common shares What is a common share? 19 21 -210 4 Separately , Innopac reported a fourth - quarter loss of about C $ 2 . 6 million , or 18 Canadian cents a share , reflecting inventory write - downs . inventory write - downs what are inventory write-downs? 26 30 -210 4 Separately , Innopac reported a fourth - quarter loss of about C $ 2 . 6 million , or 18 Canadian cents a share , reflecting inventory write - downs . inventory write - downs What is an inventory write-down? 26 30 -210 4 Separately , Innopac reported a fourth - quarter loss of about C $ 2 . 6 million , or 18 Canadian cents a share , reflecting inventory write - downs . inventory write - downs Why did Innopac do inventory write-downs? 26 30 -210 5 The results made net income for the year ended Aug . 31 C $ 2 . 7 million , or 20 Canadian cents a share , down from C $ 9 . 7 million , or 70 Canadian cents a share last year . down What were the factors that caused this decline? 26 27 -210 5 The results made net income for the year ended Aug . 31 C $ 2 . 7 million , or 20 Canadian cents a share , down from C $ 9 . 7 million , or 70 Canadian cents a share last year . Aug . 31 Aug. 31 of what year? 9 12 -211 1 The premium the elderly pay for coverage of doctor ' s bills under Part B of the Medicare health insurance plan will rise to $ 29 a month in 1990 from $ 27 . 90 , the Department of Health and Human Services said . elderly What age is considered elderly? 3 4 -211 1 The premium the elderly pay for coverage of doctor ' s bills under Part B of the Medicare health insurance plan will rise to $ 29 a month in 1990 from $ 27 . 90 , the Department of Health and Human Services said . will rise Why is the premium for Medicare Part B rising? 21 23 -211 2 In addition , a second Part B premium to cover the cost of the new program of insurance against catastrophic illness will rise to $ 4 . 90 a month from $ 4 , if Congress doesn ' t change the program . catastrophic illness What is considered a catastrophic illness? 19 21 -211 2 In addition , a second Part B premium to cover the cost of the new program of insurance against catastrophic illness will rise to $ 4 . 90 a month from $ 4 , if Congress doesn ' t change the program . catastrophic illness what is considered a catastrophic illness? 19 21 -211 2 In addition , a second Part B premium to cover the cost of the new program of insurance against catastrophic illness will rise to $ 4 . 90 a month from $ 4 , if Congress doesn ' t change the program . change How does Congress need to change the program for the premium not to rise? 39 40 -211 3 The House has voted to repeal most of the Catastrophic Coverage Act of 1988 , however , which would end the monthly catastrophic - care premium , as well as an unpopular income surtax paid by about 40 % of the wealthier Medicare beneficiaries . unpopular income surtax What is this surtax? 31 34 -211 3 The House has voted to repeal most of the Catastrophic Coverage Act of 1988 , however , which would end the monthly catastrophic - care premium , as well as an unpopular income surtax paid by about 40 % of the wealthier Medicare beneficiaries . income surtax what is income surtax ? 32 34 -211 3 The House has voted to repeal most of the Catastrophic Coverage Act of 1988 , however , which would end the monthly catastrophic - care premium , as well as an unpopular income surtax paid by about 40 % of the wealthier Medicare beneficiaries . income surtax What is the income surtax? 32 34 -211 5 Medicare Part B pays 80 % of a beneficiary ' s allowable doctor ' s bills after an annual deductible of $ 75 . allowable doctor ' s bills What are allowable doctors bills? 11 16 -212 1 National Intergroup Inc . said it expects to report a charge of $ 5 . 3 million related to the sale of its aluminum unit ' s extrusion division for the third quarter . of its aluminum unit ' s extrusion Why were so many sales reported for the aluminum units extrusion division? 21 28 -212 1 National Intergroup Inc . said it expects to report a charge of $ 5 . 3 million related to the sale of its aluminum unit ' s extrusion division for the third quarter . expects to report a charge of $ 5 . 3 million Why expects? Did it not already sell? 6 17 -212 1 National Intergroup Inc . said it expects to report a charge of $ 5 . 3 million related to the sale of its aluminum unit ' s extrusion division for the third quarter . extrusion division What is an extrusion division? 27 29 -212 2 The company said it has agreed to sell the extrusion division for $ 15 million to R . D . Werner Co . , a closely held firm based in Greenville , Pa . The company said it has agreed to sell Why did the company agree to sell? 0 8 -212 2 The company said it has agreed to sell the extrusion division for $ 15 million to R . D . Werner Co . , a closely held firm based in Greenville , Pa . extrusion what is extrusion? 9 10 -212 2 The company said it has agreed to sell the extrusion division for $ 15 million to R . D . Werner Co . , a closely held firm based in Greenville , Pa . $ 15 million If it is selling for 15 million why is the charge only 5.3 million? 12 15 -212 3 The charge is offset by an after - tax gain of about $ 30 million in the quarter from the previously announced pact to sell National Aluminum ' s rolling division . National Aluminum ' s rolling division . How was this aluminum tax established? 25 32 -212 3 The charge is offset by an after - tax gain of about $ 30 million in the quarter from the previously announced pact to sell National Aluminum ' s rolling division . after - tax gain what is an after tax gain? 6 10 -212 3 The charge is offset by an after - tax gain of about $ 30 million in the quarter from the previously announced pact to sell National Aluminum ' s rolling division . rolling division What is a rolling division? 29 31 -212 4 National Intergroup in the year - ago third quarter earned $ 22 . 5 million , or 97 cents a share , including a gain of $ 18 million from the sale of a steel tube company . steel tube company which tube company? 34 37 -212 4 National Intergroup in the year - ago third quarter earned $ 22 . 5 million , or 97 cents a share , including a gain of $ 18 million from the sale of a steel tube company . $ 18 million from the sale of a steel tube company Why are they selling off so much of their business? 26 37 -212 4 National Intergroup in the year - ago third quarter earned $ 22 . 5 million , or 97 cents a share , including a gain of $ 18 million from the sale of a steel tube company . steel tube company Which steel tube company? 34 37 -212 5 Revenue was $ 778 . 6 million . $ 778 . 6 million . How was revenue $778.6 million? 2 8 -213 1 Wall Street is just about ready to line the bird cage with paper stocks . line the bird cage with paper stocks Why are they going to line the bird cage with paper stocks? 7 14 -213 1 Wall Street is just about ready to line the bird cage with paper stocks . line the bird cage What do they mean by this phrase? 7 11 -213 1 Wall Street is just about ready to line the bird cage with paper stocks . paper stocks What are paper stocks? 12 14 -213 1 Wall Street is just about ready to line the bird cage with paper stocks . just about ready Why is Wall Street almost ready? 3 6 -213 3 As the good times rolled they more than doubled their prices for pulp , a raw material used in all sorts of paper , to $ 830 a metric ton this past spring from $ 380 a ton at the start of 1986 . metric ton What's the difference between a ton and metric ton? 28 30 -213 3 As the good times rolled they more than doubled their prices for pulp , a raw material used in all sorts of paper , to $ 830 a metric ton this past spring from $ 380 a ton at the start of 1986 . they more than doubled their prices for pulp , Why were the prices for pulp doubled? 5 14 -213 4 But now the companies are getting into trouble because they undertook a record expansion program while they were raising prices sharply . undertook a record expansion program What was the expansion program? 10 15 -213 4 But now the companies are getting into trouble because they undertook a record expansion program while they were raising prices sharply . trouble How does this get them into trouble specifically? 7 8 -213 4 But now the companies are getting into trouble because they undertook a record expansion program while they were raising prices sharply . the companies are getting into trouble Which companies are getting into trouble? 2 8 -213 4 But now the companies are getting into trouble because they undertook a record expansion program while they were raising prices sharply . undertook a record expansion program Why did companies undertake record expansion prices? 10 15 -213 5 Third - quarter profits fell at several companies . Third - quarter profits fell at several companies . Why did the profits fall? 0 9 -213 5 Third - quarter profits fell at several companies . several companies which companies did profits fall at 6 8 -214 1 Jayark Corp . agreed to pay $ 4 million in cash , $ 2 million of 12 % convertible debentures , and 1 . 6 million common shares to acquire closely held Kofcoh Imports Inc . acquire closely held Kofcoh Imports Inc Why this specific company? 29 35 -214 1 Jayark Corp . agreed to pay $ 4 million in cash , $ 2 million of 12 % convertible debentures , and 1 . 6 million common shares to acquire closely held Kofcoh Imports Inc . debentures , What does the word debentures mean? 19 21 -214 2 In over - the - counter trading Friday , Jayark was quoted at 87 . 5 cents bid , down 15 . 625 cents . Jayark was quoted Who or what is Jayark? 9 12 -214 2 In over - the - counter trading Friday , Jayark was quoted at 87 . 5 cents bid , down 15 . 625 cents . over - the - counter is that legal? 1 6 -214 2 In over - the - counter trading Friday , Jayark was quoted at 87 . 5 cents bid , down 15 . 625 cents . bid , What does bid mean in this context? 17 19 -214 3 At the market price , the transaction has a total indicated value of $ 7 . 4 million . market price , what about the actual price? 2 5 -214 3 At the market price , the transaction has a total indicated value of $ 7 . 4 million . transaction What sort of transaction is being refereed to? 6 7 -214 4 Kofcoh is a New York holding company for Rosalco Inc . , which imports furniture and other items . and other items . What other items does Rosalco Inc. import? 15 19 -214 4 Kofcoh is a New York holding company for Rosalco Inc . , which imports furniture and other items . imports furniture what are the other items? 13 15 -214 5 David L . Koffman , president and chief executive officer of Jayark , holds about 40 % of Kofcoh , Jayark said . Kofcoh , What kind of company Kofcoh is? 18 20 -215 3 The investor group owns 1 , 534 , 600 Dataproducts common shares , or a 7 . 6 % stake . 1 , 534 , 600 Dataproducts why so many? 4 10 -215 3 The investor group owns 1 , 534 , 600 Dataproducts common shares , or a 7 . 6 % stake . Dataproducts What does Dataproducts do? 9 10 -215 4 The offer is based on several conditions , including obtaining financing . conditions , What are the conditions? 6 8 -215 4 The offer is based on several conditions , including obtaining financing . several conditions , What are some of the other conditions? 5 8 -215 5 DPC Acquisition said it had received the reasonable assurance of Chase Manhattan Bank N . A . that the financing can be obtained . financing can be obtained will it be easy? 19 23 -216 1 NEC Corp . , a Tokyo - based computer and electronics concern , said net income rose 18 % to 29 . 66 billion yen ( $ 208 . 7 million ) in the fiscal first half , ended Sept . 30 , from 25 . 12 billion yen a year earlier . net income rose 18 % to 29 . 66 billion yen Why was this year so profitable? 14 25 -216 1 NEC Corp . , a Tokyo - based computer and electronics concern , said net income rose 18 % to 29 . 66 billion yen ( $ 208 . 7 million ) in the fiscal first half , ended Sept . 30 , from 25 . 12 billion yen a year earlier . net income rose Why did NEC Corp.'s net income rise? 14 17 -216 2 Sales rose 7 . 4 % to 1 . 255 trillion yen from 1 . 168 trillion yen . 1 . 255 trillion yen from 1 . 168 trillion yen is that a lot of yen? 7 18 -216 3 NEC said first - half computer sales totaled 555 . 5 billion yen , up 11 % from 500 . 26 billion yen a year earlier . up 11 % Why have computer sales increased? 14 17 -216 4 Sales of electrical devices rose 13 % to 283 . 8 billion yen from 251 . 8 billion yen . Sales of electrical devices rose 13 % Why have electrical device sales risen? 0 7 -216 4 Sales of electrical devices rose 13 % to 283 . 8 billion yen from 251 . 8 billion yen . electrical devices which electrical devices? 2 4 -216 5 It said sales of home electronic products advanced 3 . 7 % to 44 . 92 billion yen from 43 . 34 billion yen . home electronic products advanced 3 . 7 % Why are home electronic products selling better? 4 12 -216 5 It said sales of home electronic products advanced 3 . 7 % to 44 . 92 billion yen from 43 . 34 billion yen . home electronic products what are their home products? 4 7 -217 1 Nikon Corp . said unconsolidated pretax profit increased 70 % to 12 . 12 billion yen ( $ 85 . 3 million ) in the first half ended Sept . 30 , from 7 . 12 billion yen a year ago . unconsolidated pretax profit What does \"unconsolidated pretax profit mean?\" 4 7 -217 2 The Tokyo camera maker said net income more than doubled to 5 . 85 billion yen , or 16 . 08 a share , from 2 . 63 billion yen , or 7 . 24 yen a share . net income more than doubled Why did it double? 5 10 -217 2 The Tokyo camera maker said net income more than doubled to 5 . 85 billion yen , or 16 . 08 a share , from 2 . 63 billion yen , or 7 . 24 yen a share . Tokyo camera where is their headquarters? 1 3 -217 3 Nikon said sales rose despite the adverse effect of Japan ' s unpopular consumption tax , introduced in April . Japan ' s unpopular consumption tax , Why is Japan's consumption tax unpopular? 9 16 -217 3 Nikon said sales rose despite the adverse effect of Japan ' s unpopular consumption tax , introduced in April . Japan ' s unpopular consumption tax , What is the Japan's unpopular consumption tax? 9 16 -217 3 Nikon said sales rose despite the adverse effect of Japan ' s unpopular consumption tax , introduced in April . adverse effect What adverse effects are there? 6 8 -217 3 Nikon said sales rose despite the adverse effect of Japan ' s unpopular consumption tax , introduced in April . unpopular consumption tax , what is that tax? 12 16 -217 3 Nikon said sales rose despite the adverse effect of Japan ' s unpopular consumption tax , introduced in April . consumption What's this consumption tax? 13 14 -217 5 Rising export sales also contributed to strong growth , Nikon added . Rising export sales Export sales as in sales of the products to other countries? 0 3 -217 5 Rising export sales also contributed to strong growth , Nikon added . Rising export sales why did the sales increase? 0 3 -218 1 Milton Petrie , chairman of Petrie Stores Corp . , said he has agreed to sell his 15 . 2 % stake in Deb Shops Corp . to Petrie Stores . Petrie Stores Corp What does Petrie Stores Corp. do? 5 8 -218 1 Milton Petrie , chairman of Petrie Stores Corp . , said he has agreed to sell his 15 . 2 % stake in Deb Shops Corp . to Petrie Stores . sell Why has he agreed to sell? 15 16 -218 1 Milton Petrie , chairman of Petrie Stores Corp . , said he has agreed to sell his 15 . 2 % stake in Deb Shops Corp . to Petrie Stores . has agreed to sell Why did Milton Petrie decide to sell his 15.2% stake? 12 16 -218 2 In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing , Mr . Petrie said that on Oct . 26 Petrie Stores agreed to purchase Mr . Petrie ' s 2 , 331 , 100 Deb Shops shares . Oct . 26 in which year? 14 17 -218 2 In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing , Mr . Petrie said that on Oct . 26 Petrie Stores agreed to purchase Mr . Petrie ' s 2 , 331 , 100 Deb Shops shares . Securities and Exchange Commission filing , What is a Securities and Exchange Commission filing? 2 8 -218 2 In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing , Mr . Petrie said that on Oct . 26 Petrie Stores agreed to purchase Mr . Petrie ' s 2 , 331 , 100 Deb Shops shares . Petrie Stores Why does Petrie Stores have an interest in Deb Shops? 17 19 -218 3 The transaction will take place tomorrow . place tomorrow which day is that? 4 6 -218 3 The transaction will take place tomorrow . transaction What happens if they change their mind? 1 2 -218 4 The filing said Petrie Stores of Secaucus , N . J . , is purchasing Mr . Petrie ' s Deb Shops stake as an investment . an investment is it not an investment? 24 26 -218 4 The filing said Petrie Stores of Secaucus , N . J . , is purchasing Mr . Petrie ' s Deb Shops stake as an investment . investment What kind of an investment? 25 26 -218 4 The filing said Petrie Stores of Secaucus , N . J . , is purchasing Mr . Petrie ' s Deb Shops stake as an investment . investment What kind of investment? 25 26 -218 5 Although Petrie Stores has considered seeking to acquire the remaining equity of Deb Stores , it has no current intention to pursue such a possibility , the filing said . no current intention Why do they have no intention to pursue it? 17 20 -218 5 Although Petrie Stores has considered seeking to acquire the remaining equity of Deb Stores , it has no current intention to pursue such a possibility , the filing said . no current intention Why don't they want to own all of Deb Stores? 17 20 -219 1 Rally ' s Inc . said it filed suit in U . S . District Court in Delaware against a group led by Burt Sugarman , seeking to block the investors from buying more shares . block the investors Why would Rally's want to block the investors from buying shares? 28 31 -219 1 Rally ' s Inc . said it filed suit in U . S . District Court in Delaware against a group led by Burt Sugarman , seeking to block the investors from buying more shares . block Why is Burt Sugarman's group attempting to block investors from buying more shares? 28 29 -219 2 Rally ' s , a Louisville , Ky . , fast - food chain , alleges that the three investors , who are directors of the company , broke securities laws because they didn ' t disclose their intentions to acquire a big Rally ' s stake . alleges that the three investors , Who are the investors? 15 21 -219 2 Rally ' s , a Louisville , Ky . , fast - food chain , alleges that the three investors , who are directors of the company , broke securities laws because they didn ' t disclose their intentions to acquire a big Rally ' s stake . disclose Why wouldn't they disclose their intentions? 36 37 -219 2 Rally ' s , a Louisville , Ky . , fast - food chain , alleges that the three investors , who are directors of the company , broke securities laws because they didn ' t disclose their intentions to acquire a big Rally ' s stake . Ky . , fast - food chain , what do they sell? 7 15 -219 3 The group , led by Giant Group Ltd . and its chairman , Mr . Sugarman , owns about 45 . 2 % of Rally ' s . Giant Group Ltd . and its chairman , Mr . Sugarman , I would like to know what Giant Group Ltd is 5 17 -219 4 In the Securities and Exchange Commission filings , the group has said it may seek control of Rally ' s . control of Rally ' s Why does the group want control of Rally's? 15 20 -219 4 In the Securities and Exchange Commission filings , the group has said it may seek control of Rally ' s . control Why do they want control of Rally's? 15 16 -219 5 Mr . Sugarman called the lawsuit " not nice " and said his group will continue to push for control of the company and the removal of certain directors . control of the company Why does Mr. Sugarman want control of the company? 19 23 -219 5 Mr . Sugarman called the lawsuit " not nice " and said his group will continue to push for control of the company and the removal of certain directors . " not nice " is it mean? 6 10 -220 1 Nelson Holdings International Ltd . shareholders approved a 1 - for - 10 consolidation of the company ' s common stock at a special meeting . Nelson Holdings International Ltd What type of company is this? 0 4 -220 1 Nelson Holdings International Ltd . shareholders approved a 1 - for - 10 consolidation of the company ' s common stock at a special meeting . stock at a special meeting Were only shareholders involved in the meeting? Was it open to only stock holders with a certain number of stock? 20 25 -220 1 Nelson Holdings International Ltd . shareholders approved a 1 - for - 10 consolidation of the company ' s common stock at a special meeting . approved a 1 - for - 10 consolidation Why did the shareholders approve a consolidation? 6 14 -220 1 Nelson Holdings International Ltd . shareholders approved a 1 - for - 10 consolidation of the company ' s common stock at a special meeting . special meeting why was it special? 23 25 -220 2 At the same time , shareholders approved the adoption of a rights plan and a super - majority voting approval requirement . approval requirement is this common? 19 21 -220 3 They also approved the relocation of the company ' s registered office to Toronto from Vancouver and a name change to NHI Nelson Holdings International Ltd . relocation of the company ' s registered office What were the benefits of relocation? Do the shareholders have to pay less taxes? 4 12 -220 3 They also approved the relocation of the company ' s registered office to Toronto from Vancouver and a name change to NHI Nelson Holdings International Ltd . approved the relocation of the company ' s Why did the company relocate the office? 2 10 -220 4 Following the consolidation , the entertainment company , which has film and television operations in Beverly Hills , Calif . , will have about 4 . 1 million shares outstanding . will have about 4 . 1 million shares outstanding Are the shareholders solely in Canada? Why is the company based in Canada if the aforementioned locations are in the U.S.A.? 21 30 -220 4 Following the consolidation , the entertainment company , which has film and television operations in Beverly Hills , Calif . , will have about 4 . 1 million shares outstanding . television is it a big company? 12 13 -220 5 The number of authorized common shares will remain at 100 million . common shares will remain at 100 million What constitutes a common share? 4 11 -220 5 The number of authorized common shares will remain at 100 million . authorized common shares what are authorized common shares? 3 6 -221 1 Insurers may see claims resulting from the San Francisco earthquake totaling nearly $ 1 billion - - far less than the claims they face from Hurricane Hugo - - but the recent spate of catastrophes should jolt property insurance rates in coming months . Hurricane Hugo What was the total amount of money that was claimed for Hurricane Hugo? 25 27 -221 1 Insurers may see claims resulting from the San Francisco earthquake totaling nearly $ 1 billion - - far less than the claims they face from Hurricane Hugo - - but the recent spate of catastrophes should jolt property insurance rates in coming months . claims What was the total claims from Hurricane Hugo? 3 4 -221 1 Insurers may see claims resulting from the San Francisco earthquake totaling nearly $ 1 billion - - far less than the claims they face from Hurricane Hugo - - but the recent spate of catastrophes should jolt property insurance rates in coming months . less How much were the claims from Hurricane Hugo? 18 19 -221 1 Insurers may see claims resulting from the San Francisco earthquake totaling nearly $ 1 billion - - far less than the claims they face from Hurricane Hugo - - but the recent spate of catastrophes should jolt property insurance rates in coming months . recent How many \"catastrophes\" have there been? 31 32 -221 2 The property claims service division of the American Insurance Services Group estimated insured losses from the earthquake at $ 960 million . estimated How did the American Insurance Services Group come up with this estimated number? 11 12 -221 3 This estimate doesn ' t include claims under workers ' compensation , life , health disability and liability insurance and damage to infrastructure such as bridges , highways and public buildings . estimate doesn ' t include What is the estimate for the claims under worker's compensation, life, health disability and liability insurance? 1 6 -221 3 This estimate doesn ' t include claims under workers ' compensation , life , health disability and liability insurance and damage to infrastructure such as bridges , highways and public buildings . claims What is the estimate of all claims together? 6 7 -221 3 This estimate doesn ' t include claims under workers ' compensation , life , health disability and liability insurance and damage to infrastructure such as bridges , highways and public buildings . claims Will the American Insurance Services Group cover claims under those categories as well? 6 7 -221 3 This estimate doesn ' t include claims under workers ' compensation , life , health disability and liability insurance and damage to infrastructure such as bridges , highways and public buildings . compensation , life , health disability why doesnt it? 10 16 -221 4 The estimated earthquake losses are low compared with the $ 4 billion in claims that insurers face from Hurricane Hugo , which ripped through the Caribbean and the Carolinas last month . Hurricane Hugo , when did hugo hit? 18 21 -221 5 That ' s because only about 30 % of California homes and businesses had earthquake insurance to cover the losses . only about 30 % Why did such a low percentage of people have earth quack insurance in California? 4 8 -221 5 That ' s because only about 30 % of California homes and businesses had earthquake insurance to cover the losses . about 30 % Why was there only 30% of homes and businesses that had earthquake insurance? 5 8 -221 5 That ' s because only about 30 % of California homes and businesses had earthquake insurance to cover the losses . earthquake Do earthquakes rarely happen in California? 14 15 -221 5 That ' s because only about 30 % of California homes and businesses had earthquake insurance to cover the losses . 30 % of California homes shouldnt more have had it? 6 11 -222 1 Merger and acquisition activity in the third quarter exceeded the year - earlier pace , said Merrill Lynch & Co . ' s W . T . Grimm & Co . unit in Schaumburg , Ill . unit What is a unit in this context? 31 32 -222 1 Merger and acquisition activity in the third quarter exceeded the year - earlier pace , said Merrill Lynch & Co . ' s W . T . Grimm & Co . unit in Schaumburg , Ill . the third quarter exceeded the year - earlier pace , Why did the third quarter exceed expectations? 5 15 -222 1 Merger and acquisition activity in the third quarter exceeded the year - earlier pace , said Merrill Lynch & Co . ' s W . T . Grimm & Co . unit in Schaumburg , Ill . year - earlier pace , What was the merger and acquisition activity the previous year? 10 15 -222 2 A total of 672 transactions were announced during the latest quarter , up 13 % from the year - earlier period ' s 597 , Grimm said . year - earlier What does \"year-earlier\" mean in this context? 17 20 -222 2 A total of 672 transactions were announced during the latest quarter , up 13 % from the year - earlier period ' s 597 , Grimm said . up 13 % Is there a particular reason the percentage is up so greatly? 12 15 -222 3 Transactions in which prices were disclosed totaled $ 71 . 9 billion , up 36 % from $ 52 . 9 billion a year earlier , the company added . in which prices were disclosed How many transactions aren't disclosed? 1 6 -222 3 Transactions in which prices were disclosed totaled $ 71 . 9 billion , up 36 % from $ 52 . 9 billion a year earlier , the company added . Transactions in which prices were disclosed How many transactions of the numbers being considered had prices which were not disclosed? 0 6 -222 3 Transactions in which prices were disclosed totaled $ 71 . 9 billion , up 36 % from $ 52 . 9 billion a year earlier , the company added . company Why is the increase so large? 27 28 -222 4 Grimm counted 16 transactions valued at $ 1 billion or more in the latest period , twice as many as a year earlier . 16 transactions valued at $ 1 billion Is this a total of 1 billion, or a cumulative 1 billion? 2 9 -222 4 Grimm counted 16 transactions valued at $ 1 billion or more in the latest period , twice as many as a year earlier . twice as many as a year earlier Why were the transations up so much for the year? 16 23 -222 4 Grimm counted 16 transactions valued at $ 1 billion or more in the latest period , twice as many as a year earlier . twice as many as a year earlier Did a particular event cause this increase? 16 23 -222 5 The largest was the $ 12 billion merger creating Bristol - Myers Squibb Co . The largest What was the smallest? 0 2 -223 1 Kerr - McGee Corp . said it will spend $ 42 million to purchase land and relocate its ammonium perchlorate storage facility to Clark County , Nev . , from Henderson , Nev . ammonium perchlorate What is ammonium perchlorate used for? 18 20 -223 1 Kerr - McGee Corp . said it will spend $ 42 million to purchase land and relocate its ammonium perchlorate storage facility to Clark County , Nev . , from Henderson , Nev . relocate Why is Kerr-McGee Corporations relocating? 16 17 -223 1 Kerr - McGee Corp . said it will spend $ 42 million to purchase land and relocate its ammonium perchlorate storage facility to Clark County , Nev . , from Henderson , Nev . relocate Why is Kerr-McGee Corp relocating their facility? 16 17 -223 2 The company said it will move the storage and cross - blending operations to a site 23 miles northeast of Las Vegas to distance the operations from residential areas . cross - blending operations What operations are these? 9 13 -223 2 The company said it will move the storage and cross - blending operations to a site 23 miles northeast of Las Vegas to distance the operations from residential areas . residential Why do they want to move their facility away from residential areas? 27 28 -223 3 Ammonium perchlorate is an oxidizer that is mixed with a propellant to make rocket fuel used in the space shuttle and military rockets . perchlorate How is this word \"perchlorate\" pronounced? 1 2 -223 4 In May 1988 , an ammonium perchlorate plant in Henderson owned by an American Pacific Corp . unit was leveled by a series of explosions . leveled by a series of explosions What caused the explosions? 19 25 -223 4 In May 1988 , an ammonium perchlorate plant in Henderson owned by an American Pacific Corp . unit was leveled by a series of explosions . explosions What caused the explosions in may 1988? 24 25 -223 4 In May 1988 , an ammonium perchlorate plant in Henderson owned by an American Pacific Corp . unit was leveled by a series of explosions . leveled by a series of explosions Why was it leveled by a series of explosions? 19 25 -223 5 After the explosion , Kerr - McGee temporarily shut down its facility just south of Las Vegas for a safety inspection . temporarily shut down its facility How long was the facility shut down? 7 12 -223 5 After the explosion , Kerr - McGee temporarily shut down its facility just south of Las Vegas for a safety inspection . safety What does a safety inspection consist of? 19 20 -224 1 Retailers in the West and parts of the South are entering the critical Christmas shopping season with more momentum than those in other regions . more momentum than those in other regions Why is there more Christmas shopping in these regions? 17 24 -224 1 Retailers in the West and parts of the South are entering the critical Christmas shopping season with more momentum than those in other regions . West and parts of the South Why do retailers have more momentum in the West and South? 3 9 -224 1 Retailers in the West and parts of the South are entering the critical Christmas shopping season with more momentum than those in other regions . with more momentum WHY IS THERE MORE MOMENTUM? 16 19 -224 1 Retailers in the West and parts of the South are entering the critical Christmas shopping season with more momentum than those in other regions . more momentum Why West and South have more momentum? 17 19 -224 2 In a new report , the International Council of Shopping Centers said sales of general merchandise in the West for the first seven months of 1989 rose 6 . 6 % above year - earlier levels . rose 6 . 6 % above year - earlier levels What was the cause of the 6.6% rise? 26 36 -224 2 In a new report , the International Council of Shopping Centers said sales of general merchandise in the West for the first seven months of 1989 rose 6 . 6 % above year - earlier levels . rose 6 . 6 % above year - earlier levels . Why were general merchandise sales rising in 1989? 26 37 -224 2 In a new report , the International Council of Shopping Centers said sales of general merchandise in the West for the first seven months of 1989 rose 6 . 6 % above year - earlier levels . rose 6 . 6 % WHY DID SALES RISE? 26 31 -224 2 In a new report , the International Council of Shopping Centers said sales of general merchandise in the West for the first seven months of 1989 rose 6 . 6 % above year - earlier levels . rose 6 . 6 % What are the factors for this sale's up-rise? 26 31 -224 3 Sales increased a more modest 4 . 8 % in the South and 4 . 4 % in the Midwest . 4 . 8 % in the South and 4 . 4 % in the Midwest . Why are both regions lower than west? 5 21 -224 3 Sales increased a more modest 4 . 8 % in the South and 4 . 4 % in the Midwest . 4 . 8 % Why did sales increase 4.8% in the South and 4.4% in the Midwest? 5 9 -224 3 Sales increased a more modest 4 . 8 % in the South and 4 . 4 % in the Midwest . increased a more modest 4 . 8 % WHY WERE THE SALES SO MMODEST IN THE SOUTH AND MIDWEST? 1 9 -224 4 But sales in the oil - patch state of Texas surged 12 . 9 % and sales in South Carolina jumped 10 . 6 % in the period , the New York trade group said . jumped 10 . 6 % What caused the jump of 10.6% in South Carolina? 20 25 -224 4 But sales in the oil - patch state of Texas surged 12 . 9 % and sales in South Carolina jumped 10 . 6 % in the period , the New York trade group said . surged 12 . 9 % Why did oil sales surge so much in Texas? 10 15 -224 4 But sales in the oil - patch state of Texas surged 12 . 9 % and sales in South Carolina jumped 10 . 6 % in the period , the New York trade group said . sales in South Carolina jumped WHAT WAS THE REASON FOR THE JUMP IN SOUTH CAROLINA? 16 21 -224 4 But sales in the oil - patch state of Texas surged 12 . 9 % and sales in South Carolina jumped 10 . 6 % in the period , the New York trade group said . sales in the oil - patch Why there is so surge on oil-patch's sale? 1 7 -224 5 In the Northeast , however , sales declined 0 . 4 % in the period , with sales in New England falling 2 . 6 % . 0 . 4 % in the period , What made the sales decline 0.4% in the period? 8 16 -224 5 In the Northeast , however , sales declined 0 . 4 % in the period , with sales in New England falling 2 . 6 % . sales in New England falling 2 . 6 % What caused the fall in sales in New England? 17 26 -224 5 In the Northeast , however , sales declined 0 . 4 % in the period , with sales in New England falling 2 . 6 % . New England falling 2 . 6 % . Why did sales fall 2.6% in New England? 19 27 -224 5 In the Northeast , however , sales declined 0 . 4 % in the period , with sales in New England falling 2 . 6 % . sales declined 0 WHY DID sales decline? 6 9 -224 5 In the Northeast , however , sales declined 0 . 4 % in the period , with sales in New England falling 2 . 6 % . declined What are the reasons behind this declination? 7 8 -225 1 Texas Instruments Inc . , once a pioneer in portable computer technology , today will make a bid to reassert itself in that business by unveiling three small personal computers . personal How do these PCs compare to the ones by their competition? 28 29 -225 1 Texas Instruments Inc . , once a pioneer in portable computer technology , today will make a bid to reassert itself in that business by unveiling three small personal computers . once a pioneer Why are they no longer pioneers in this field? 5 8 -225 2 The announcements are scheduled to be made in Temple , Texas , and include a so - called " notebook " PC that weighs less than seven pounds , has a built - in hard disk drive and is powered by Intel Corp . ' s 286 microprocessor . seven pounds , is that light? 26 29 -225 2 The announcements are scheduled to be made in Temple , Texas , and include a so - called " notebook " PC that weighs less than seven pounds , has a built - in hard disk drive and is powered by Intel Corp . ' s 286 microprocessor . Temple , Texas , Is there a specific reason for this location? 8 12 -225 2 The announcements are scheduled to be made in Temple , Texas , and include a so - called " notebook " PC that weighs less than seven pounds , has a built - in hard disk drive and is powered by Intel Corp . ' s 286 microprocessor . weighs less than seven pounds , Is this a desirable weight for notebook users? 23 29 -225 3 That introduction comes only two weeks after Compaq Computer Corp . , believing it had a lead of three to six months on competitors , introduced the first U . S . notebook computer with such features . U . S . notebook computer what was compaq pc called? 28 34 -225 3 That introduction comes only two weeks after Compaq Computer Corp . , believing it had a lead of three to six months on competitors , introduced the first U . S . notebook computer with such features . believing Who believed that they had a three to six months lead - Texas Instruments Inc., or Compaq Computer Corp.? 12 13 -225 3 That introduction comes only two weeks after Compaq Computer Corp . , believing it had a lead of three to six months on competitors , introduced the first U . S . notebook computer with such features . features Are other features available in other PCs? 36 37 -225 3 That introduction comes only two weeks after Compaq Computer Corp . , believing it had a lead of three to six months on competitors , introduced the first U . S . notebook computer with such features . believing it had a lead What lead them to believe this? 12 17 -225 3 That introduction comes only two weeks after Compaq Computer Corp . , believing it had a lead of three to six months on competitors , introduced the first U . S . notebook computer with such features . competitors , Who are the lead competitors? 23 25 -225 3 That introduction comes only two weeks after Compaq Computer Corp . , believing it had a lead of three to six months on competitors , introduced the first U . S . notebook computer with such features . the first U . S . notebook computer Why didn't texas instruments introduce the first notebook if they were trying to reassert themselves back into the business? 26 34 -225 4 Despite the inevitable comparison with Compaq , however , Texas Instruments ' new notebook won ' t be a direct competitor . competitor why wont it be a competitor? 20 21 -225 4 Despite the inevitable comparison with Compaq , however , Texas Instruments ' new notebook won ' t be a direct competitor . won ' t be a direct competitor Why won't it be a direct competitor? 14 21 -225 4 Despite the inevitable comparison with Compaq , however , Texas Instruments ' new notebook won ' t be a direct competitor . direct Who are the direct competitors and why is Texas Instruments not one of them? 19 20 -225 4 Despite the inevitable comparison with Compaq , however , Texas Instruments ' new notebook won ' t be a direct competitor . won ' t be a direct competitor Why will it not be a direct competitor? 14 21 -225 5 While Compaq sells its machines to businesses through computer retailers , Texas Instruments will be selling most of its machines to the industrial market and to value - added resellers and original - equipment manufacturers . resellers who resells them? 29 30 -225 5 While Compaq sells its machines to businesses through computer retailers , Texas Instruments will be selling most of its machines to the industrial market and to value - added resellers and original - equipment manufacturers . selling most of its machines Did they both have different markets originally? 15 20 -225 5 While Compaq sells its machines to businesses through computer retailers , Texas Instruments will be selling most of its machines to the industrial market and to value - added resellers and original - equipment manufacturers . computer retailers , Who are these retailers? 8 11 -225 5 While Compaq sells its machines to businesses through computer retailers , Texas Instruments will be selling most of its machines to the industrial market and to value - added resellers and original - equipment manufacturers . industrial market Who does this market include? 22 24 -226 1 John Labatt Ltd . said it plans a private placement of 150 million Canadian dollars ( US $ 127 . 5 million ) in preferred shares , to be completed around Nov . 1 . preferred shares , What are preferred shares? 24 27 -226 1 John Labatt Ltd . said it plans a private placement of 150 million Canadian dollars ( US $ 127 . 5 million ) in preferred shares , to be completed around Nov . 1 . a private placement What is a private placement? 7 10 -226 1 John Labatt Ltd . said it plans a private placement of 150 million Canadian dollars ( US $ 127 . 5 million ) in preferred shares , to be completed around Nov . 1 . plans a private placement Why do they plan a private placement of 150 million Canadian dollars? 6 10 -226 2 Proceeds will be used to reduce short - term debt at the beer and food concern , said Robert Vaux , vice president , finance . beer and food concern , why is beer a concern? 12 17 -226 2 Proceeds will be used to reduce short - term debt at the beer and food concern , said Robert Vaux , vice president , finance . Proceeds Proceeds from what? 0 1 -226 2 Proceeds will be used to reduce short - term debt at the beer and food concern , said Robert Vaux , vice president , finance . beer and food concern , What is beer and food concern? 12 17 -226 3 The preferred shares will carry a floating annual dividend equal to 72 % of the 30 - day bankers ' acceptance rate until Dec . 31 , 1994 . floating annual dividend What is a floating annual dividend? 6 9 -226 4 Thereafter , the rate will be renegotiated . rate what will the new rate be? 3 4 -226 5 Mr . Vaux said that if no agreement is reached , other buyers will be sought by bid or auction . will be sought by are there a lot of buyers? 13 17 -226 5 Mr . Vaux said that if no agreement is reached , other buyers will be sought by bid or auction . buyers What are they buying? 12 13 -227 1 Dentsu Inc . , the world ' s largest advertising agency on the strength of its dominance in the Japanese market , is setting its sights on overseas expansion . strength of its dominance in the Japanese market , Why is Dentsu so strong in Japan? 13 22 -227 1 Dentsu Inc . , the world ' s largest advertising agency on the strength of its dominance in the Japanese market , is setting its sights on overseas expansion . Dentsu Inc is this a real company? 0 2 -227 2 Last year , Dentsu started HDM , a joint network with U . S . ad agency Young & Rubicam and Eurocom of France . HDM , What does HDM stand for? 5 7 -227 2 Last year , Dentsu started HDM , a joint network with U . S . ad agency Young & Rubicam and Eurocom of France . Dentsu started HDM , did they expand? 3 7 -227 2 Last year , Dentsu started HDM , a joint network with U . S . ad agency Young & Rubicam and Eurocom of France . HDM What does HDM stand for? 5 6 -227 4 Dentsu has U . S . subsidiaries , but they keep low profiles . subsidiaries , What are the names of the U.S. subsidiaries? 6 8 -227 4 Dentsu has U . S . subsidiaries , but they keep low profiles . they keep low profiles Why do Dentu's subsidiaries keep low profiles? 9 13 -227 4 Dentsu has U . S . subsidiaries , but they keep low profiles . Dentsu has U . S . subsidiaries , What are Dentsu's U.S. subsidiaries? 0 8 -227 4 Dentsu has U . S . subsidiaries , but they keep low profiles . U . S . subsidiaries , who are they? 2 8 -227 4 Dentsu has U . S . subsidiaries , but they keep low profiles . they keep low profiles How and why do they keep low profiles? 9 13 -227 5 Now , the giant marketing company , which holds 25 % of Japan ' s 4 . 4 trillion yen ( $ 30 . 96 billion ) advertising industry , is considering the acquisition of an advertising network in the U . S . or Europe . considering the acquisition of an advertising Why is the company considering an advertising network? 31 37 -227 5 Now , the giant marketing company , which holds 25 % of Japan ' s 4 . 4 trillion yen ( $ 30 . 96 billion ) advertising industry , is considering the acquisition of an advertising network in the U . S . or Europe . acquisition of an advertising network Which advertising network? 33 38 -227 5 Now , the giant marketing company , which holds 25 % of Japan ' s 4 . 4 trillion yen ( $ 30 . 96 billion ) advertising industry , is considering the acquisition of an advertising network in the U . S . or Europe . 25 % of Japan ' s 4 . 4 trillion yen how did they get so big? 9 20 -228 1 Factory owners are buying new machinery at a good rate this fall , machine tool makers say , but sluggish sales of new cars and trucks raise questions about fourth - quarter demand from the important automotive industry . machine tool makers say , Which machine tool makers? 13 18 -228 1 Factory owners are buying new machinery at a good rate this fall , machine tool makers say , but sluggish sales of new cars and trucks raise questions about fourth - quarter demand from the important automotive industry . important What makes the automotive industry important? 35 36 -228 1 Factory owners are buying new machinery at a good rate this fall , machine tool makers say , but sluggish sales of new cars and trucks raise questions about fourth - quarter demand from the important automotive industry . new machinery What kind of machinery? 4 6 -228 2 September orders for machine tools rebounded from the summer doldrums , but remained 7 . 7 % below year - earlier levels , according to figures from NMTBA - - the Association for Manufacturing Technology . remained 7 . 7 % below Why was it lower? 12 18 -228 2 September orders for machine tools rebounded from the summer doldrums , but remained 7 . 7 % below year - earlier levels , according to figures from NMTBA - - the Association for Manufacturing Technology . September which september? 0 1 -228 2 September orders for machine tools rebounded from the summer doldrums , but remained 7 . 7 % below year - earlier levels , according to figures from NMTBA - - the Association for Manufacturing Technology . below year - earlier levels , How have they rebounded if they are still below last years levels? 17 23 -228 2 September orders for machine tools rebounded from the summer doldrums , but remained 7 . 7 % below year - earlier levels , according to figures from NMTBA - - the Association for Manufacturing Technology . summer doldrums , Are the summer doldrums a yearly occurrence? 8 11 -228 2 September orders for machine tools rebounded from the summer doldrums , but remained 7 . 7 % below year - earlier levels , according to figures from NMTBA - - the Association for Manufacturing Technology . the Association for Manufacturing Technology Is this the authoritative organization? 30 35 -228 3 Domestic machine tool plants received $ 303 million of orders last month , up 33 % from August ' s $ 227 . 1 million , but still below the $ 328 . 2 million of September 1988 , NMTBA said . Domestic machine tool what about foreign plants? 0 3 -228 3 Domestic machine tool plants received $ 303 million of orders last month , up 33 % from August ' s $ 227 . 1 million , but still below the $ 328 . 2 million of September 1988 , NMTBA said . 1988 , Why are numbers from 1988 relevant in this article? 37 39 -228 3 Domestic machine tool plants received $ 303 million of orders last month , up 33 % from August ' s $ 227 . 1 million , but still below the $ 328 . 2 million of September 1988 , NMTBA said . $ 303 million of orders last month , Is this a lot or not? 5 13 -228 4 Machine tools are complex machines ranging from lathes to metal - forming presses that are used to shape most metal parts . most metal parts like what parts? 18 21 -228 5 " Overall demand still is very respectable , " says Christopher C . Cole , group vice president at Cincinnati Milacron Inc . , the nation ' s largest machine tool producer . " The outlook is positive for the intermediate to long term . " long term how long does he mean? 42 44 -229 1 The Treasury said it plans to sell $ 2 billion of 51 - day cash - management bills today , raising all new cash . of 51 - day what is 51-day? 10 14 -229 1 The Treasury said it plans to sell $ 2 billion of 51 - day cash - management bills today , raising all new cash . 51 - day cash - management bills today , Why would they sell 51-day cash management bills? 11 20 -229 1 The Treasury said it plans to sell $ 2 billion of 51 - day cash - management bills today , raising all new cash . plans to sell $ 2 billion Why is the Treasury planning to sell $2 billion? 4 10 -229 1 The Treasury said it plans to sell $ 2 billion of 51 - day cash - management bills today , raising all new cash . 51 - day cash - management bills What are \"51-day cash-management bills?\" 11 18 -229 1 The Treasury said it plans to sell $ 2 billion of 51 - day cash - management bills today , raising all new cash . raising all new cash How will doing this raise \"new cash?\" 20 24 -229 1 The Treasury said it plans to sell $ 2 billion of 51 - day cash - management bills today , raising all new cash . to sell Why is the Treasury planning to sell cash-management bills? 5 7 -229 2 The bills will be dated Oct . 31 and will mature Dec . 21 , bills how many bills? 1 2 -229 2 The bills will be dated Oct . 31 and will mature Dec . 21 , dated Oct . 31 and will mature Dec . 21 , Why do the bills take a few months to mature? 4 15 -229 3 No non - competitive tenders will be accepted . non - competitive tenders what are those? 1 5 -229 3 No non - competitive tenders will be accepted . non - competitive How would you classify a non-competitive tender? 1 4 -229 3 No non - competitive tenders will be accepted . accepted Why are non-competitive tenders not accepted? 7 8 -229 3 No non - competitive tenders will be accepted . non - competitive tenders What are \"non-competitive tenders?\" 1 5 -229 3 No non - competitive tenders will be accepted . non - competitive tenders What are non-competitive tenders? 1 5 -229 4 Tenders , available in minimum denominations of $ 1 million , must be received by noon EST today at Federal Reserve Banks or branches . minimum denominations of $ 1 million , Why is minimum denomination $1 million? 4 11 -229 5 The Treasury also announced details of this week ' s unusual bill auction , which has been changed to accommodate the expiration of the federal debt ceiling at midnight tomorrow . unusual bill why is it unusual? 10 12 -229 5 The Treasury also announced details of this week ' s unusual bill auction , which has been changed to accommodate the expiration of the federal debt ceiling at midnight tomorrow . changed to Why did they change the bill the night before it expired? 17 19 -229 5 The Treasury also announced details of this week ' s unusual bill auction , which has been changed to accommodate the expiration of the federal debt ceiling at midnight tomorrow . bill auction , What is a bill auction? 11 14 -229 5 The Treasury also announced details of this week ' s unusual bill auction , which has been changed to accommodate the expiration of the federal debt ceiling at midnight tomorrow . expiration of the federal debt ceiling What is the federal debt ceiling and why does it expire? 21 27 -229 5 The Treasury also announced details of this week ' s unusual bill auction , which has been changed to accommodate the expiration of the federal debt ceiling at midnight tomorrow . details What are the details of the bill auction? 4 5 -230 1 Costa Rica reached an agreement with its creditor banks that is expected to cut that government ' s $ 1 . 8 billion in bank debt by as much as 60 % . with its creditor banks Who are the creditor banks? 5 9 -230 1 Costa Rica reached an agreement with its creditor banks that is expected to cut that government ' s $ 1 . 8 billion in bank debt by as much as 60 % . creditor banks Who are the creditor banks? 7 9 -230 2 The agreement was announced by Costa Rican President Oscar Arias Friday , as President Bush and other leaders from the Western Hemisphere gathered in the Central American nation for a celebration of democracy . other leaders from the Western Hemisphere Who are the other leaders? 16 22 -230 2 The agreement was announced by Costa Rican President Oscar Arias Friday , as President Bush and other leaders from the Western Hemisphere gathered in the Central American nation for a celebration of democracy . Oscar Arias how long has he been president? 8 10 -230 2 The agreement was announced by Costa Rican President Oscar Arias Friday , as President Bush and other leaders from the Western Hemisphere gathered in the Central American nation for a celebration of democracy . other leaders Who were the other leaders? 16 18 -230 3 Costa Rica had been negotiating with the U . S . and other banks for three years , but the debt plan was rushed to completion in order to be announced at the meeting . the meeting what meeting? 32 34 -230 3 Costa Rica had been negotiating with the U . S . and other banks for three years , but the debt plan was rushed to completion in order to be announced at the meeting . other banks Who are the other banks? 12 14 -230 4 The government had fallen $ 300 million behind in interest payments . $ 300 million in how long? 4 7 -230 4 The government had fallen $ 300 million behind in interest payments . fallen $ 300 million behind in Why did they fall behind? 3 9 -230 5 Treasury Secretary Nicholas Brady called the agreement " an important step forward in the strengthened debt strategy , " noting that it will " when implemented , provide significant reduction in the level of debt and debt service owed by Costa Rica . " Nicholas Brady how old is he? 2 4 -231 1 First Tennessee National Corp . said it would take a $ 4 million charge in the fourth quarter , as a result of plans to expand its systems operation . systems operation What are the systems operation 27 29 -231 2 The banking company said it reached an agreement in principle with International Business Machines Corp . on a systems operations contract calling for IBM to operate First Tennessee ' s computer and telecommunications functions . First Tennessee ' s is that a company? 26 30 -231 2 The banking company said it reached an agreement in principle with International Business Machines Corp . on a systems operations contract calling for IBM to operate First Tennessee ' s computer and telecommunications functions . agreement in principle What is an agreement in principle? 7 10 -231 3 Further , under the agreement , First Tennesse would continue to develop the software that creates customer products and sevices . under the agreement , is that what they want? 2 6 -231 4 " Because personal computers will soon be on the desks of all of our tellers , and customer service and loan representatives , information will be instantly available to help customers with product decisions and provide them with information about their accounts , " according to John Kelley , executive vice president and corporate services group manager at First Tennessee . personal computers why arent they already? 2 4 -231 5 However , about 120 employees will be affected by the agreement . about 120 Why only 120? 2 4 -231 5 However , about 120 employees will be affected by the agreement . will be affected How will employees be affected by the agreement? 5 8 -232 1 Southern Co . ' s Gulf Power Co . unit may plead guilty this week to charges that it illegally steered company money to politicians through outside vendors , according to individuals close to an investigation of the utility holding company . it illegally steered company money to politicians How much money was misappropriated? 18 25 -232 1 Southern Co . ' s Gulf Power Co . unit may plead guilty this week to charges that it illegally steered company money to politicians through outside vendors , according to individuals close to an investigation of the utility holding company . outside vendors , What re the names of the outside vendors? 26 29 -232 1 Southern Co . ' s Gulf Power Co . unit may plead guilty this week to charges that it illegally steered company money to politicians through outside vendors , according to individuals close to an investigation of the utility holding company . steered company money to politicians Which politicians? 20 25 -232 1 Southern Co . ' s Gulf Power Co . unit may plead guilty this week to charges that it illegally steered company money to politicians through outside vendors , according to individuals close to an investigation of the utility holding company . charges How did the charges come about? 16 17 -232 2 The tentative settlement between Gulf Power , a Pensacola , Fla . , electric company , and federal prosecutors would mark the end of one part of a wide - ranging inquiry of Southern Co . in the past year . tentative settlement Why did federal prosecutors decide to settle? 1 3 -232 2 The tentative settlement between Gulf Power , a Pensacola , Fla . , electric company , and federal prosecutors would mark the end of one part of a wide - ranging inquiry of Southern Co . in the past year . wide - ranging inquiry of Southern Co What all was part of the \"wide-ranging\" inquiry into Southern Co? 28 35 -232 2 The tentative settlement between Gulf Power , a Pensacola , Fla . , electric company , and federal prosecutors would mark the end of one part of a wide - ranging inquiry of Southern Co . in the past year . tentative settlement What is all part of the settlement? 1 3 -232 3 A grand jury has been investigating whether officials at Southern Co . conspired to cover up their accounting for spare parts to evade federal income taxes . conspired to cover up How was the coverup discovered? 12 16 -232 3 A grand jury has been investigating whether officials at Southern Co . conspired to cover up their accounting for spare parts to evade federal income taxes . up their accounting how can they find out? 15 18 -232 3 A grand jury has been investigating whether officials at Southern Co . conspired to cover up their accounting for spare parts to evade federal income taxes . evade federal income taxes . How did the grand jury find out about Southern Co's attempt to evade federal income tax? 22 27 -232 4 The grand jury has also been investigating whether Gulf Power executives violated the federal Utility Holding Company Act , which prohibits certain utilities from making political contributions . prohibits certain utilities Why are only certain utilities prohibited from making political contributions? 20 23 -232 4 The grand jury has also been investigating whether Gulf Power executives violated the federal Utility Holding Company Act , which prohibits certain utilities from making political contributions . political contributions Who were the executives making political contributions to? 25 27 -232 4 The grand jury has also been investigating whether Gulf Power executives violated the federal Utility Holding Company Act , which prohibits certain utilities from making political contributions . Company Act , which prohibits certain when did this act come into existence? 16 22 -232 4 The grand jury has also been investigating whether Gulf Power executives violated the federal Utility Holding Company Act , which prohibits certain utilities from making political contributions . which prohibits certain utilities Which utilities? 19 23 -232 5 The individuals said Gulf Power and federal prosecutors are considering a settlement under which the company would plead guilty to two felony charges and pay fines totaling between $ 500 , 000 and $ 1 . 5 million . pay fines How does the dollar amount of the fines compare to the amount of money that was misappropriated? 24 26 -232 5 The individuals said Gulf Power and federal prosecutors are considering a settlement under which the company would plead guilty to two felony charges and pay fines totaling between $ 500 , 000 and $ 1 . 5 million . $ 500 , 000 and $ 1 . 5 million is that a lot? 28 38 -233 1 The head of the nation ' s largest car - dealers group is telling dealers to " just say no " when auto makers pressure them to stockpile cars on their lots . auto makers pressure them to stockpile cars Why are auto makers pressuring them to stockpile? 22 29 -233 1 The head of the nation ' s largest car - dealers group is telling dealers to " just say no " when auto makers pressure them to stockpile cars on their lots . auto makers pressure them Which auto makers? 22 26 -233 1 The head of the nation ' s largest car - dealers group is telling dealers to " just say no " when auto makers pressure them to stockpile cars on their lots . stockpile cars on their lots Why would auto makers want them to stockpile cars on their lots? 27 32 -233 1 The head of the nation ' s largest car - dealers group is telling dealers to " just say no " when auto makers pressure them to stockpile cars on their lots . " just say no " Why should auto dealers \"just say no\" to auto makers? 16 21 -233 1 The head of the nation ' s largest car - dealers group is telling dealers to " just say no " when auto makers pressure them to stockpile cars on their lots . stockpile Why would auto makers want cars stockpiled? 27 28 -233 1 The head of the nation ' s largest car - dealers group is telling dealers to " just say no " when auto makers pressure them to stockpile cars on their lots . The head WHo is the head of the company?\n 0 2 -233 1 The head of the nation ' s largest car - dealers group is telling dealers to " just say no " when auto makers pressure them to stockpile cars on their lots . nation ' s largest car - dealers group who is the car-dealers group? 4 12 -233 1 The head of the nation ' s largest car - dealers group is telling dealers to " just say no " when auto makers pressure them to stockpile cars on their lots . auto makers Who are the auto makers? 22 24 -233 2 In an open letter that will run today in the trade journal Automotive News , Ron Tonkin , president of the National Car Dealers Association , says dealers should cut their inventories to no more than half the level traditionally considered desirable . cut their inventories Why do they need to cut inventories? 29 32 -233 2 In an open letter that will run today in the trade journal Automotive News , Ron Tonkin , president of the National Car Dealers Association , says dealers should cut their inventories to no more than half the level traditionally considered desirable . half the level traditionally considered desirable What level was considered desirable? 36 42 -233 2 In an open letter that will run today in the trade journal Automotive News , Ron Tonkin , president of the National Car Dealers Association , says dealers should cut their inventories to no more than half the level traditionally considered desirable . the level traditionally considered desirable . What level is traditionally considered desirable? 37 43 -233 2 In an open letter that will run today in the trade journal Automotive News , Ron Tonkin , president of the National Car Dealers Association , says dealers should cut their inventories to no more than half the level traditionally considered desirable . desirable Why was the old level originally considered desirable, and why is the president suggesting that it be cut? 41 42 -233 2 In an open letter that will run today in the trade journal Automotive News , Ron Tonkin , president of the National Car Dealers Association , says dealers should cut their inventories to no more than half the level traditionally considered desirable . cut their inventories Why should dealers cut their inventories? 29 32 -233 2 In an open letter that will run today in the trade journal Automotive News , Ron Tonkin , president of the National Car Dealers Association , says dealers should cut their inventories to no more than half the level traditionally considered desirable . no more than half How much would that be? 33 37 -233 2 In an open letter that will run today in the trade journal Automotive News , Ron Tonkin , president of the National Car Dealers Association , says dealers should cut their inventories to no more than half the level traditionally considered desirable . traditionally considered desirable How much is considered desirable? 39 42 -233 3 Mr . Tonkin , who has been feuding with the Big Three since he took office earlier this year , said that with half of the nation ' s dealers losing money or breaking even , it was time for " emergency action . " half of the nation ' s dealers losing money Why are dealers losing money? 23 32 -233 3 Mr . Tonkin , who has been feuding with the Big Three since he took office earlier this year , said that with half of the nation ' s dealers losing money or breaking even , it was time for " emergency action . " the Big Three Who are the Big Three? 9 12 -233 3 Mr . Tonkin , who has been feuding with the Big Three since he took office earlier this year , said that with half of the nation ' s dealers losing money or breaking even , it was time for " emergency action . " losing Why are these dealers losing money? 30 31 -233 3 Mr . Tonkin , who has been feuding with the Big Three since he took office earlier this year , said that with half of the nation ' s dealers losing money or breaking even , it was time for " emergency action . " Big Three Who are the Big Three? 10 12 -233 3 Mr . Tonkin , who has been feuding with the Big Three since he took office earlier this year , said that with half of the nation ' s dealers losing money or breaking even , it was time for " emergency action . " feuding Why is Mr. Tonkin feuding with the Big Three? 7 8 -233 3 Mr . Tonkin , who has been feuding with the Big Three since he took office earlier this year , said that with half of the nation ' s dealers losing money or breaking even , it was time for " emergency action . " losing money Why are half the nation's dealers losing money? 30 32 -233 3 Mr . Tonkin , who has been feuding with the Big Three since he took office earlier this year , said that with half of the nation ' s dealers losing money or breaking even , it was time for " emergency action . " the Big Three Who are the Big Three? 9 12 -233 3 Mr . Tonkin , who has been feuding with the Big Three since he took office earlier this year , said that with half of the nation ' s dealers losing money or breaking even , it was time for " emergency action . " earlier this year , When exactly did he take office? 16 20 -233 4 U . S . car dealers had an average of 59 days ' supply of cars in their lots at the end of September , according to Ward ' s Automotive Reports . supply Why do dealers feel the need to keep 59 days supply? 13 14 -233 5 But Mr . Tonkin said dealers should slash stocks to between 15 and 30 days to reduce the costs of financing inventory . costs of financing inventory Why are dealers having a hard time financing inventory? 18 22 -233 5 But Mr . Tonkin said dealers should slash stocks to between 15 and 30 days to reduce the costs of financing inventory . days How did he arrive at these numbers specifically? 14 15 -233 5 But Mr . Tonkin said dealers should slash stocks to between 15 and 30 days to reduce the costs of financing inventory . reduce the costs How would slashing stocks reduce the costs of financing inventory? 16 19 -233 5 But Mr . Tonkin said dealers should slash stocks to between 15 and 30 days to reduce the costs of financing inventory . costs of financing inventory What are the costs of financing inventory? 18 22 -234 1 The following were among Friday ' s offerings and pricings in the U . S . and non - U . S . capital markets , with terms and syndicate manager , as compiled by Dow Jones Capital Markets Report : syndicate manager , What is a syndicate manager? 29 32 -234 2 Sun Microsystems Inc . - - $ 125 million of 6 3 / 8 % convertible subordinated debentures due Oct . 15 , 1999 , priced at 84 . 90 to yield 7 . 51 % . debentures what is a debenture 17 18 -234 2 Sun Microsystems Inc . - - $ 125 million of 6 3 / 8 % convertible subordinated debentures due Oct . 15 , 1999 , priced at 84 . 90 to yield 7 . 51 % . debentures what is a debenture? 17 18 -234 2 Sun Microsystems Inc . - - $ 125 million of 6 3 / 8 % convertible subordinated debentures due Oct . 15 , 1999 , priced at 84 . 90 to yield 7 . 51 % . subordinated debentures What is a subordinated debenture? 16 18 -234 2 Sun Microsystems Inc . - - $ 125 million of 6 3 / 8 % convertible subordinated debentures due Oct . 15 , 1999 , priced at 84 . 90 to yield 7 . 51 % . convertible subordinated debentures What is a convertible subordinated debenture? 15 18 -234 3 The debentures are convertible into common stock at $ 25 a share , representing a 24 % conversion premium over Thursday ' s closing price . 24 % conversion is that a good percentage? 15 18 -234 4 Rated single - B - 1 by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . and single - B - plus by Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , the issue will be sold through underwriters led by Goldman , Sachs & Co . underwriters what is an underwriter? 35 36 -234 4 Rated single - B - 1 by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . and single - B - plus by Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , the issue will be sold through underwriters led by Goldman , Sachs & Co . single - B - 1 What does single-B-1 mean? 1 6 -234 4 Rated single - B - 1 by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . and single - B - plus by Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , the issue will be sold through underwriters led by Goldman , Sachs & Co . single - B - plus What does single-B-plus mean? 15 20 -234 4 Rated single - B - 1 by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . and single - B - plus by Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , the issue will be sold through underwriters led by Goldman , Sachs & Co . single - B - plus What is a single-B-plus rating mean? 15 20 -234 5 Hertz Corp . - - $ 100 million of senior notes due Nov . 1 , 2009 , priced at par to yield 9 % . Hertz hertz the automotive company? 0 1 -234 5 Hertz Corp . - - $ 100 million of senior notes due Nov . 1 , 2009 , priced at par to yield 9 % . senior notes What are senior notes? 9 11 -234 5 Hertz Corp . - - $ 100 million of senior notes due Nov . 1 , 2009 , priced at par to yield 9 % . par to yield 9 % What does par to yield 9% mean? 20 25 -235 1 This hasn ' t been Kellogg Co . ' s year . This Why hasn't it been their year? 0 1 -235 1 This hasn ' t been Kellogg Co . ' s year . This hasn ' t been Kellogg Co . ' s year Why hasn't it been Kellogg's year? 0 11 -235 1 This hasn ' t been Kellogg Co . ' s year . year which year? 10 11 -235 1 This hasn ' t been Kellogg Co . ' s year . hasn ' t been Kellogg Co . ' s year Why hasn't it been Kellogg's year? 1 11 -235 2 The oat - bran craze has cost the world ' s largest cereal maker market share . oat - bran craze What is the \"oat bran craze\"? 1 5 -235 2 The oat - bran craze has cost the world ' s largest cereal maker market share . craze theres a craze? 4 5 -235 2 The oat - bran craze has cost the world ' s largest cereal maker market share . market share Why has Kellogg's lost market share? 14 16 -235 3 The company ' s president quit suddenly . The company ' s president Who is the company's president? 0 5 -235 3 The company ' s president quit suddenly . The company ' s president quit suddenly Why did they quit? 0 7 -235 3 The company ' s president quit suddenly . quit suddenly Why did he quit? 5 7 -235 3 The company ' s president quit suddenly . suddenly for what reason? 6 7 -235 3 The company ' s president quit suddenly . president quit Why did the president quit? 4 6 -235 4 And now Kellogg is indefinitely suspending work on what was to be a $ 1 billion cereal plant . suspending work Why are they suspending work? 5 7 -235 4 And now Kellogg is indefinitely suspending work on what was to be a $ 1 billion cereal plant . suspending work Why are they suspending work on the new plant? 5 7 -235 4 And now Kellogg is indefinitely suspending work on what was to be a $ 1 billion cereal plant . suspending work Why is Kellogg's suspending work on the cereal plant? 5 7 -235 5 The company said it was delaying construction because of current market conditions . current market conditions What market conditions are causing the delay of construction? 9 12 -235 5 The company said it was delaying construction because of current market conditions . current market conditions What is wrong with current market conditions? 9 12 -236 1 In what could prove a major addition to the Philippines ' foreign - investment portfolio , a Taiwanese company signed a $ 180 million construction contract to build the centerpiece of a planned petrochemical complex . Taiwanese company What is the actual name of the company? 17 19 -236 1 In what could prove a major addition to the Philippines ' foreign - investment portfolio , a Taiwanese company signed a $ 180 million construction contract to build the centerpiece of a planned petrochemical complex . centerpiece of a planned petrochemical complex Why was this company chosen to make this in the Philippines'? 29 35 -236 1 In what could prove a major addition to the Philippines ' foreign - investment portfolio , a Taiwanese company signed a $ 180 million construction contract to build the centerpiece of a planned petrochemical complex . Taiwanese company What Taiwanse company is being referred to here? 17 19 -236 1 In what could prove a major addition to the Philippines ' foreign - investment portfolio , a Taiwanese company signed a $ 180 million construction contract to build the centerpiece of a planned petrochemical complex . foreign - investment portfolio , What else is included in the Phillipines' foreign-investment portfolio? 11 16 -236 1 In what could prove a major addition to the Philippines ' foreign - investment portfolio , a Taiwanese company signed a $ 180 million construction contract to build the centerpiece of a planned petrochemical complex . a Taiwanese company Which Taiwanese company? 16 19 -236 1 In what could prove a major addition to the Philippines ' foreign - investment portfolio , a Taiwanese company signed a $ 180 million construction contract to build the centerpiece of a planned petrochemical complex . addition to the Philippines ' whats in their portfolio? 6 11 -236 2 Taiwan ' s USI Far East Corp . , a petrochemical company , initialed the agreement with an unidentified Japanese contractor to build a naphtha cracker , according to Alson Lee , who heads the Philippine company set up to build and operate the complex . Japanese contractor What are they asking for a Japanese contractor's help? 19 21 -236 2 Taiwan ' s USI Far East Corp . , a petrochemical company , initialed the agreement with an unidentified Japanese contractor to build a naphtha cracker , according to Alson Lee , who heads the Philippine company set up to build and operate the complex . unidentified Japanese contractor Why is the Japanese contractor undefined? 18 21 -236 2 Taiwan ' s USI Far East Corp . , a petrochemical company , initialed the agreement with an unidentified Japanese contractor to build a naphtha cracker , according to Alson Lee , who heads the Philippine company set up to build and operate the complex . naphtha cracker , What is a naphtha cracker? 24 27 -236 2 Taiwan ' s USI Far East Corp . , a petrochemical company , initialed the agreement with an unidentified Japanese contractor to build a naphtha cracker , according to Alson Lee , who heads the Philippine company set up to build and operate the complex . naphtha cracker , What is a naphtha cracker? 24 27 -236 3 Mr . Lee , president of Luzon Petrochemical Corp . , said the contract was signed Wednesday in Tokyo with USI Far East officials . contract was signed What was the value of the contract that was signed? 13 16 -236 3 Mr . Lee , president of Luzon Petrochemical Corp . , said the contract was signed Wednesday in Tokyo with USI Far East officials . Luzon Petrochemical Corp What is the primary business of Luzon Petrochemical Corp? 6 9 -236 3 Mr . Lee , president of Luzon Petrochemical Corp . , said the contract was signed Wednesday in Tokyo with USI Far East officials . Wednesday which wednesday? 16 17 -236 4 Contract details , however , haven ' t been made public . made public What is stopping them from making the information about the contract public? 9 11 -236 4 Contract details , however , haven ' t been made public . public why not public? 10 11 -236 5 The complex is to be located in Batangas , about 70 miles south of Manila . Batangas , about 70 miles south of Manila . Why this location? 7 16 -236 5 The complex is to be located in Batangas , about 70 miles south of Manila . complex is to be located What does the complex facilitate? 1 6 -236 5 The complex is to be located in Batangas , about 70 miles south of Manila . complex What will the complex consist of? 1 2 -236 5 The complex is to be located in Batangas , about 70 miles south of Manila . Batangas , is it a big city? 7 9 -237 1 In an age of specialization , the federal judiciary is one of the last bastions of the generalist . the generalist How would you define a 'generalist?' 16 18 -237 1 In an age of specialization , the federal judiciary is one of the last bastions of the generalist . one of the last bastions Who else is in this list? 10 15 -237 1 In an age of specialization , the federal judiciary is one of the last bastions of the generalist . judiciary Why do they not adapt to the trend? 8 9 -237 1 In an age of specialization , the federal judiciary is one of the last bastions of the generalist . last bastions of the generalist How exactly is the federal judiciary a generalist institution? 13 18 -237 1 In an age of specialization , the federal judiciary is one of the last bastions of the generalist . specialization , Does this mean most companies are specialized? 4 6 -237 2 A judge must jump from murder to antitrust cases , from arson to securities fraud , without missing a beat . jump from murder to antitrust cases Why was the system set up this way? 3 9 -237 2 A judge must jump from murder to antitrust cases , from arson to securities fraud , without missing a beat . A judge must jump Why must they do this? 0 4 -237 2 A judge must jump from murder to antitrust cases , from arson to securities fraud , without missing a beat . must Do they have the option of passing on certain cases? 2 3 -237 3 But even on the federal bench , specialization is creeping in , and it has become a subject of sharp controversy on the newest federal appeals court . specialization is creeping in , How does a judge get placed in a specialized role? 7 12 -237 3 But even on the federal bench , specialization is creeping in , and it has become a subject of sharp controversy on the newest federal appeals court . a subject What are the other subjects? 16 18 -237 3 But even on the federal bench , specialization is creeping in , and it has become a subject of sharp controversy on the newest federal appeals court . controversy Why would this cause controversy? 20 21 -237 3 But even on the federal bench , specialization is creeping in , and it has become a subject of sharp controversy on the newest federal appeals court . sharp controversy What is wrong with specialization in government? 19 21 -237 3 But even on the federal bench , specialization is creeping in , and it has become a subject of sharp controversy on the newest federal appeals court . a subject of sharp controversy Why is specialization a subject of controversy? 16 21 -237 4 The Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit was created in 1982 to serve , among other things , as the court of last resort for most patent disputes . last resort for most patent disputes How did the jurisdiction of the Court of Appeals expand? 23 29 -237 4 The Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit was created in 1982 to serve , among other things , as the court of last resort for most patent disputes . court of last resort Which other courts were gone through? 21 25 -237 4 The Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit was created in 1982 to serve , among other things , as the court of last resort for most patent disputes . most patent disputes Which type of patent disputes if this is \"most patent disputes\"? 26 29 -237 4 The Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit was created in 1982 to serve , among other things , as the court of last resort for most patent disputes . last What are the steps prior to going to the Federal Circuit? 23 24 -237 5 Previously , patent cases moved through the court system to one of the 12 circuit appeals courts . one of the 12 circuit appeals courts Do these courts have names? 10 17 -237 5 Previously , patent cases moved through the court system to one of the 12 circuit appeals courts . 12 circuit appeals courts Why did it stop moving through these appeal courts? 13 17 -238 1 Small investors matched their big institutional brethren in anxiety over the weekend , but most seemed to be taking a philosophical approach and said they were resigned to riding out the latest storm in the stock market . latest storm in the stock market . Why was the most recent stock market storm so bad? 31 38 -238 1 Small investors matched their big institutional brethren in anxiety over the weekend , but most seemed to be taking a philosophical approach and said they were resigned to riding out the latest storm in the stock market . Small investors Who are the small investors? 0 2 -238 1 Small investors matched their big institutional brethren in anxiety over the weekend , but most seemed to be taking a philosophical approach and said they were resigned to riding out the latest storm in the stock market . latest storm in the stock market Why is the stock market undergoing such change? 31 37 -238 1 Small investors matched their big institutional brethren in anxiety over the weekend , but most seemed to be taking a philosophical approach and said they were resigned to riding out the latest storm in the stock market . matched their big institutional brethren Why are both large and small investors reacting this way? 2 7 -238 2 " I ' m not losing faith in the market , " said Boston lawyer Christopher Sullivan as he watched the market plunge on a big screen in front of a brokerage firm . " I ' m not losing faith in the market , " How does Christopher keep his faith alive when everyone is sad and mad. 0 12 -238 2 " I ' m not losing faith in the market , " said Boston lawyer Christopher Sullivan as he watched the market plunge on a big screen in front of a brokerage firm . watched the market plunge Why is the market plunging? 19 23 -238 2 " I ' m not losing faith in the market , " said Boston lawyer Christopher Sullivan as he watched the market plunge on a big screen in front of a brokerage firm . losing faith why isnt he losing faith? 5 7 -238 3 But he ' s not so sure about everyone else . not so sure Why is he unaware of how his peers feel? 4 7 -238 3 But he ' s not so sure about everyone else . so sure does he seem unsure? 5 7 -238 3 But he ' s not so sure about everyone else . everyone else Who is everyone else? 8 10 -238 4 " I think on Monday the small ( investors ) are going to panic and sell , " predicted Mr . Sullivan , whose investments include AMR Corp . ' s American Airlines unit and several mutual funds . " And I think institutions are going to come in and buy . . . I ' m going to hold on . predicted How is Mr.Sullivan coming to his predicted conclusion? 18 19 -238 4 " I think on Monday the small ( investors ) are going to panic and sell , " predicted Mr . Sullivan , whose investments include AMR Corp . ' s American Airlines unit and several mutual funds . " And I think institutions are going to come in and buy . . . I ' m going to hold on . I ' m going to hold on How did he come to this conclusion? 54 61 -238 4 " I think on Monday the small ( investors ) are going to panic and sell , " predicted Mr . Sullivan , whose investments include AMR Corp . ' s American Airlines unit and several mutual funds . " And I think institutions are going to come in and buy . . . I ' m going to hold on . " I think on Monday Why does he think this? 0 5 -238 5 If I sell now , I ' ll take a big loss . " take a big loss Why will he take a big loss? 8 12 -238 5 If I sell now , I ' ll take a big loss . " If I sell should he hold then? 0 3 -238 5 If I sell now , I ' ll take a big loss . " sell now , What are they selling now? 2 5 -239 1 The following U . S . Treasury , corporate and municipal offerings are tentatively scheduled for sale this week , according to Dow Jones Capital Markets Report : tentatively scheduled Why are these offerings tentatively scheduled? 13 15 -239 2 $ 15 . 2 billion of three - month and six - month bills . three - month and six - month bills what are month bills? 6 14 -239 2 $ 15 . 2 billion of three - month and six - month bills . $ 15 . 2 billion of three - month What is the bill about? 0 9 -239 3 Two - year notes , refinancing about $ 9 . 6 billion in maturing debt . maturing what is maturing debt? 13 14 -239 4 $ 9 . 75 billion of 52 - week bills . 52 - week bills why not one year bills? 6 10 -239 4 $ 9 . 75 billion of 52 - week bills . $ 9 . 75 billion What is the bill for? 0 5 -239 5 Connecticut Light & Power Co . - - Three million shares of $ 25 preferred , via competitive bidding . competitive bidding what is competitive bidding? 17 19 -239 5 Connecticut Light & Power Co . - - Three million shares of $ 25 preferred , via competitive bidding . of $ 25 preferred , Why are these shares preferred? 11 16 -239 5 Connecticut Light & Power Co . - - Three million shares of $ 25 preferred , via competitive bidding . Three million shares How the bid happened? 8 11 -240 1 In response to your overly optimistic , outdated piece on how long unemployment lasts ( People Patterns , Sept . 20 ) : overly optimistic , Why was the piece overly optimistic? 4 7 -240 1 In response to your overly optimistic , outdated piece on how long unemployment lasts ( People Patterns , Sept . 20 ) : Sept . 20 ) : which year? 18 23 -240 2 I am in the communications field , above entry level . above entry level how far above? 7 10 -240 3 I was laid off in August 1988 , and after a thorough and exhausting job search , was hired in August 1989 . I was laid off Why were they laid off? 0 4 -240 4 My unemployment insurance ran out before I found a job ; I found cutbacks and layoffs in many companies . I found cutbacks and layoffs Why were there so many cutbacks and layoffs? 11 16 -240 4 My unemployment insurance ran out before I found a job ; I found cutbacks and layoffs in many companies . in many companies . What were the companies? 16 20 -240 5 The statistics quoted by the " new " Census Bureau report ( garnered from 1984 to 1986 ) are out of date , certainly as an average for the Northeast , and possibly for the rest of the country . " new " Census why is it new if its old? 5 9 -241 1 Call it the " we ' re too broke to fight " defense . broke to fight " What are they talking about here? Are they seeing that they are broken and not able to fight or that they are not rich and not able to defend for themselves? 8 12 -241 1 Call it the " we ' re too broke to fight " defense . " we ' re too broke who is too broke? 3 9 -241 1 Call it the " we ' re too broke to fight " defense . " we ' re too broke to fight " Who's too broke to fight? 3 12 -241 2 Lawyers for dozens of insolvent savings and loan associations are trying a new tack in their efforts to defuse suits filed by borrowers , developers and creditors . a new tack Why do they want to try a new tack? Is their old tacks failing them now? 11 14 -241 2 Lawyers for dozens of insolvent savings and loan associations are trying a new tack in their efforts to defuse suits filed by borrowers , developers and creditors . dozens of insolvent savings and loan associations Which savings and loan associations? 2 9 -241 2 Lawyers for dozens of insolvent savings and loan associations are trying a new tack in their efforts to defuse suits filed by borrowers , developers and creditors . defuse suits Why do the lawyers want to defuse suits? 18 20 -241 3 The thrifts ' lawyers claim that the suits , numbering 700 to 1 , 000 in Texas alone , should be dismissed as moot because neither the S & Ls nor the extinct Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp . has the money to pay judgments . has the money to pay judgments How are they paying for their lawyers? 40 46 -241 3 The thrifts ' lawyers claim that the suits , numbering 700 to 1 , 000 in Texas alone , should be dismissed as moot because neither the S & Ls nor the extinct Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp . has the money to pay judgments . 700 to 1 , 000 is that many? 10 15 -241 3 The thrifts ' lawyers claim that the suits , numbering 700 to 1 , 000 in Texas alone , should be dismissed as moot because neither the S & Ls nor the extinct Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp . has the money to pay judgments . has the money Why don't S&Ls and the insurance corp have money to pay? 40 43 -241 4 Though the argument may have a common - sense ring to it , even the S & L lawyers concede there ' s little precedent to back their position . there ' s little precedent to back their position If they know that there's little precedent to back their position, why do it in the first place? 20 29 -241 4 Though the argument may have a common - sense ring to it , even the S & L lawyers concede there ' s little precedent to back their position . little precedent does that matter? 23 25 -241 5 Still , one federal appeals court has signaled it ' s willing to entertain the notion , and the lawyers have renewed their arguments in Texas and eight other states where the defense is permitted under state law . one federal appeals court Which federal appeals court? 2 6 -241 5 Still , one federal appeals court has signaled it ' s willing to entertain the notion , and the lawyers have renewed their arguments in Texas and eight other states where the defense is permitted under state law . one federal appeals court Why has this federal court stepped up compared to all the others? 2 6 -241 5 Still , one federal appeals court has signaled it ' s willing to entertain the notion , and the lawyers have renewed their arguments in Texas and eight other states where the defense is permitted under state law . eight other states Which eight other states? 27 30 -241 5 Still , one federal appeals court has signaled it ' s willing to entertain the notion , and the lawyers have renewed their arguments in Texas and eight other states where the defense is permitted under state law . arguments in Texas what about other states? 23 26 -242 1 MedChem Products Inc . said a U . S . District Court in Boston ruled that a challenge by MedChem to the validity of a U . S . patent held by Pharmacia Inc . was " without merit . " patent What is the patent for? 29 30 -242 1 MedChem Products Inc . said a U . S . District Court in Boston ruled that a challenge by MedChem to the validity of a U . S . patent held by Pharmacia Inc . was " without merit . " challenge by MedChem Why did MedChem make a challenge? 17 20 -242 1 MedChem Products Inc . said a U . S . District Court in Boston ruled that a challenge by MedChem to the validity of a U . S . patent held by Pharmacia Inc . was " without merit . " validity of a U . S . patent Why would the validity of a U.S. patent held by Pharmacia be challenged? 22 30 -242 2 Pharmacia , based in Upsala , Sweden , had charged in a lawsuit against MedChem that MedChem ' s AMVISC product line infringes on the Pharmacia patent . AMVISC product line infringes on the Pharmacia How did MedChem feel their patent was infringed on? 19 26 -242 2 Pharmacia , based in Upsala , Sweden , had charged in a lawsuit against MedChem that MedChem ' s AMVISC product line infringes on the Pharmacia patent . Upsala , where is that? 4 6 -242 2 Pharmacia , based in Upsala , Sweden , had charged in a lawsuit against MedChem that MedChem ' s AMVISC product line infringes on the Pharmacia patent . infringes How does the AMVISC product line infringe on Pharmacia's patent? 22 23 -242 3 The patent is related to hyaluronic acid , a rooster - comb extract used in eye surgery . rooster - comb what is rooster comb? 9 12 -242 4 In its lawsuit , Pharmacia is seeking unspecified damages and a preliminary injunction to block MedChem from selling the AMVISC products . AMVISC products how many did they sell? 19 21 -242 5 A MedChem spokesman said the products contribute about a third of MedChem ' s sales and 10 % to 20 % of its earnings . products What are the brand names of the products? 5 6 -242 5 A MedChem spokesman said the products contribute about a third of MedChem ' s sales and 10 % to 20 % of its earnings . A MedChem spokesman Who is the MedChem spokesman? 0 3 -243 1 Program trading on the New York Stock Exchange in September rose to its highest recorded level as a percentage of total monthly trading volume . as a percentage of total monthly trading volume What does it mean for trading to be \"a percentage of total volume\"? 16 24 -243 1 Program trading on the New York Stock Exchange in September rose to its highest recorded level as a percentage of total monthly trading volume . rose to its highest recorded level Why did the Stock Exchange perform so well? 10 16 -243 1 Program trading on the New York Stock Exchange in September rose to its highest recorded level as a percentage of total monthly trading volume . September September of what year? 9 10 -243 1 Program trading on the New York Stock Exchange in September rose to its highest recorded level as a percentage of total monthly trading volume . as a percentage of total monthly trading volume What is the %? 16 24 -243 2 September program trading amounted to 13 . 8 % of average daily New York Stock Exchange volume of 151 . 8 million shares , the largest percentage since the exchange began making such figures public in July 1988 . 13 . 8 % of average Is that average for each day in September previously, or average for each day in the year? 5 11 -243 2 September program trading amounted to 13 . 8 % of average daily New York Stock Exchange volume of 151 . 8 million shares , the largest percentage since the exchange began making such figures public in July 1988 . the largest percentage since the exchange began What caused the large increase? 24 31 -243 3 A daily average of 20 . 9 million shares traded in program strategies in September , the second - highest level ever . program strategies What is a program strategy? 11 13 -243 3 A daily average of 20 . 9 million shares traded in program strategies in September , the second - highest level ever . second - highest level When was the highest level ever? 17 21 -243 5 Average daily trading volume in June of 180 . 3 million shares was considerably higher than in September . trading volume What is the definition of trading volume? 2 4 -243 5 Average daily trading volume in June of 180 . 3 million shares was considerably higher than in September . Average daily trading volume Why was the average daily trading volume considerably higher than September? 0 4 -244 1 The Justice Department has revised certain internal guidelines and clarified others in a move that could restrict the use of criminal racketeering charges against white - collar defendants . internal guidelines which internal guidlines? 6 8 -244 1 The Justice Department has revised certain internal guidelines and clarified others in a move that could restrict the use of criminal racketeering charges against white - collar defendants . revised certain internal guidelines What are the internal guidelines that they revised? 4 8 -244 2 The most significant changes in department policy are new requirements that federal prosecutors avoid disrupting " the normal business functions " of companies charged under the racketeering law , a senior department official said . normal business functions " What are some of the normal business functions? 17 21 -244 2 The most significant changes in department policy are new requirements that federal prosecutors avoid disrupting " the normal business functions " of companies charged under the racketeering law , a senior department official said . new What are the new requirements of the department policy. 8 9 -244 2 The most significant changes in department policy are new requirements that federal prosecutors avoid disrupting " the normal business functions " of companies charged under the racketeering law , a senior department official said . department official did he declined to be named? 31 33 -244 3 Another important revision of department policy is a new guideline warning prosecutors " not to take steps that would harm innocent third parties " in a case brought under the racketeering law , the official , David Runkel , said . " not to take steps what kind of steps? 12 17 -244 3 Another important revision of department policy is a new guideline warning prosecutors " not to take steps that would harm innocent third parties " in a case brought under the racketeering law , the official , David Runkel , said . David Runkel , who is runkel? 36 39 -244 4 The department distributed the revisions and clarifications to U . S . attorneys around the country this summer as part of a routine process of updating prosecutorial guidelines , Mr . Runkel said . U . S . attorneys around the country Which attorneys received the revisions? 8 16 -244 5 The changes apply to prosecutions brought under the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations law . Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Why only these two? 8 13 -244 5 The changes apply to prosecutions brought under the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations law . law What is the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations law? 13 14 -244 5 The changes apply to prosecutions brought under the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations law . law is that the rico? 13 14 -245 1 Dana Corp . said its third - quarter net income fell 27 % to $ 29 . 6 million , or 72 cents a share , from $ 40 . 7 million , or $ 1 a share , a year earlier . Dana Corp What kind of company is Dana Corp.? 0 2 -245 1 Dana Corp . said its third - quarter net income fell 27 % to $ 29 . 6 million , or 72 cents a share , from $ 40 . 7 million , or $ 1 a share , a year earlier . net income fell Why did Dana Corp.'s net income fall? 8 11 -245 1 Dana Corp . said its third - quarter net income fell 27 % to $ 29 . 6 million , or 72 cents a share , from $ 40 . 7 million , or $ 1 a share , a year earlier . share , What caused the shares to decrease in a year? 24 26 -245 1 Dana Corp . said its third - quarter net income fell 27 % to $ 29 . 6 million , or 72 cents a share , from $ 40 . 7 million , or $ 1 a share , a year earlier . Dana Corp what do they do? 0 2 -245 2 Sales dropped 4 % to $ 1 . 12 billion from $ 1 . 17 billion . Sales dropped Why did Dana Corp.'s sales drop? 0 2 -245 2 Sales dropped 4 % to $ 1 . 12 billion from $ 1 . 17 billion . Sales What type of sales? 0 1 -245 2 Sales dropped 4 % to $ 1 . 12 billion from $ 1 . 17 billion . Sales Sales of what dropped? 0 1 -245 2 Sales dropped 4 % to $ 1 . 12 billion from $ 1 . 17 billion . dropped 4 % why such a big drop? 1 4 -245 3 The company , which supplies transmissions and other drive - train parts to auto makers , said about half the earnings drop came from the " virtual collapse " of the Venezuelan auto industry . other drive - train parts Which other drive-train parts? 7 12 -245 3 The company , which supplies transmissions and other drive - train parts to auto makers , said about half the earnings drop came from the " virtual collapse " of the Venezuelan auto industry . collapse " How did the Venezuelan auto industry collapse? 27 29 -245 3 The company , which supplies transmissions and other drive - train parts to auto makers , said about half the earnings drop came from the " virtual collapse " of the Venezuelan auto industry . " virtual collapse " What caused this virtual collapse? 25 29 -245 4 The Venezuelan currency plummeted this year , making it difficult for auto makers there to afford imported parts . currency What is Venezuelan currency called? 2 3 -245 4 The Venezuelan currency plummeted this year , making it difficult for auto makers there to afford imported parts . afford imported parts what about local parts? 15 18 -245 5 Dana also said it was hurt by slumping U . S . truck sales and by a strike at a parts supplier . a strike at a parts supplier What parts supplier was there a strike at? 16 22 -245 5 Dana also said it was hurt by slumping U . S . truck sales and by a strike at a parts supplier . slumping How would slumping U.S. truck sales affect Dana Corp.? 7 8 -245 5 Dana also said it was hurt by slumping U . S . truck sales and by a strike at a parts supplier . strike at a parts supplier Why did this strike occur? 17 22 -246 1 In a startling turnabout , Members of the Senate Intelligence Committee are complaining that someone in the executive branch is leaking on them . is leaking on them About what and do they have evidence? 19 23 -246 1 In a startling turnabout , Members of the Senate Intelligence Committee are complaining that someone in the executive branch is leaking on them . Members of the Senate Intelligence Committee Which members if the senate intelligence community. 5 11 -246 1 In a startling turnabout , Members of the Senate Intelligence Committee are complaining that someone in the executive branch is leaking on them . startling turnabout , Why is the turnabout startling? 2 5 -246 1 In a startling turnabout , Members of the Senate Intelligence Committee are complaining that someone in the executive branch is leaking on them . someone who is leaking? 14 15 -246 2 David Boren , the Intelligence Committee chairman , is upset that someone leaked a letter to the committee from the Reagan administration suggesting that the U . S . would undertake to warn Panamanian thug Manuel Noriega if it got wind of an impending coup that might result in his assassination . that someone leaked a letter Has there been a investigation to find out who this \"someone\" is? 10 15 -246 2 David Boren , the Intelligence Committee chairman , is upset that someone leaked a letter to the committee from the Reagan administration suggesting that the U . S . would undertake to warn Panamanian thug Manuel Noriega if it got wind of an impending coup that might result in his assassination . someone leaked a letter Why would someone warn a thug of impending assassination? 11 15 -246 2 David Boren , the Intelligence Committee chairman , is upset that someone leaked a letter to the committee from the Reagan administration suggesting that the U . S . would undertake to warn Panamanian thug Manuel Noriega if it got wind of an impending coup that might result in his assassination . impending coup Why would a thug be worried about a coup? 43 45 -246 2 David Boren , the Intelligence Committee chairman , is upset that someone leaked a letter to the committee from the Reagan administration suggesting that the U . S . would undertake to warn Panamanian thug Manuel Noriega if it got wind of an impending coup that might result in his assassination . warn Panamanian thug Manuel Noriega Why would the U.S. warn him? 32 37 -246 3 With due respect to " highly classified correspondence " and other buzzwords , the leakers are performing a public service . public service What's the public service that their performing? 18 20 -246 3 With due respect to " highly classified correspondence " and other buzzwords , the leakers are performing a public service . leakers are performing a public service why does the author believe the leakers are performing a public service? 14 20 -246 3 With due respect to " highly classified correspondence " and other buzzwords , the leakers are performing a public service . buzzwords , what is a buzzword? 11 13 -246 3 With due respect to " highly classified correspondence " and other buzzwords , the leakers are performing a public service . other buzzwords , What other buzzwords? 10 13 -246 4 If the CIA has become a protection service for Mr . Noriega , the American people ought to know . American people ought to know Why do we have to know if the CIA is protecting Mr Noriega? 14 19 -246 4 If the CIA has become a protection service for Mr . Noriega , the American people ought to know . ought to know why does the author believe this is information the american people need to know? 16 19 -246 4 If the CIA has become a protection service for Mr . Noriega , the American people ought to know . ought to know why should we know? 16 19 -246 5 What went wrong in Panama is a fitting subject for public and congressional inquiry . What went wrong So what did go wrong in Panama? 0 3 -246 5 What went wrong in Panama is a fitting subject for public and congressional inquiry . public and congressional inquiry How does the author believe that inquiry into this subject will affect the american people? 10 14 -246 5 What went wrong in Panama is a fitting subject for public and congressional inquiry . went wrong what went wrong there? 1 3 -247 1 Tandy Corp . said it won ' t join U . S . Memories , the group that seeks to battle the Japanese in the market for computer memory chips . won ' t join Why won't Tandy join U.S. Memories? 5 9 -247 2 Tandy ' s decision is a second setback for U . S . Memories . second setback when was the first? 6 8 -247 2 Tandy ' s decision is a second setback for U . S . Memories . setback What is the first setback for U.S. Memories? 7 8 -247 3 Last month , Apple Computer Inc . said that it wouldn ' t invest in the group . Last month , which year? 0 3 -247 3 Last month , Apple Computer Inc . said that it wouldn ' t invest in the group . the group What group? 15 17 -247 3 Last month , Apple Computer Inc . said that it wouldn ' t invest in the group . wouldn ' t invest Why wouldn't Apple invest in U.S. Memories? 10 14 -247 4 Apple said that its money would be better spent in areas such as research and development . Apple said that its is apple correct? 0 4 -247 5 U . S . Memories is seeking major investors to back its attempt to crack the $ 10 billion market for dynamic random access memory chips , a market dominated by the Japanese . billion market for dynamic random what are dynamic random chips? 18 23 -248 1 Savings and loans reject blacks for mortgage loans twice as often as they reject whites , the Office of Thrift Supervision said . reject blacks for what reason? 3 5 -248 1 Savings and loans reject blacks for mortgage loans twice as often as they reject whites , the Office of Thrift Supervision said . Savings and loans Who are savings and loans? Are we referring to banks? 0 3 -248 2 But that doesn ' t necessarily mean thrifts are discriminating against blacks , the agency said . discriminating What are the other reasons mortgage loans are rejected? 9 10 -248 2 But that doesn ' t necessarily mean thrifts are discriminating against blacks , the agency said . thrifts What are \"thrifts\"? 7 8 -248 3 The office , an arm of the Treasury , said it doesn ' t have data on the financial position of applicants and thus can ' t determine why blacks are rejected more often . have should they have the data? 14 15 -248 3 The office , an arm of the Treasury , said it doesn ' t have data on the financial position of applicants and thus can ' t determine why blacks are rejected more often . can ' t Does they not need to state a reason why mortgage loans are rejected? 24 27 -248 3 The office , an arm of the Treasury , said it doesn ' t have data on the financial position of applicants and thus can ' t determine why blacks are rejected more often . data Why don't they have data? 15 16 -248 4 Nevertheless , on Capitol Hill , where the information was released yesterday at a Senate banking subcommittee hearing , lawmakers said they are worried that financial institutions are routinely discriminating against minorities . routinely why would they do this? 28 29 -248 4 Nevertheless , on Capitol Hill , where the information was released yesterday at a Senate banking subcommittee hearing , lawmakers said they are worried that financial institutions are routinely discriminating against minorities . lawmakers said they are worried Which lawmakers said they are worried? 19 24 -248 4 Nevertheless , on Capitol Hill , where the information was released yesterday at a Senate banking subcommittee hearing , lawmakers said they are worried that financial institutions are routinely discriminating against minorities . routinely What can be done to try to prevent discriminating against minorities that are applying for a mortgage loan? 28 29 -248 5 They asked regulators to suggest new ways to force banks and thrifts to comply with anti - discrimination laws . comply what are the penalties if they dont? 13 14 -248 5 They asked regulators to suggest new ways to force banks and thrifts to comply with anti - discrimination laws . new What kind of new ways did the regulators come up with? 5 6 -248 5 They asked regulators to suggest new ways to force banks and thrifts to comply with anti - discrimination laws . anti - discrimination laws What sort of anti-discrimination laws are already in place? 15 19 -249 1 Mobil Corp . is preparing to slash the size of its work force in the U . S . , possibly as soon as next month , say individuals familiar with the company ' s strategy . slash Why is Mobil Corp. preparing to slash the size of its work force in the US? 6 7 -249 1 Mobil Corp . is preparing to slash the size of its work force in the U . S . , possibly as soon as next month , say individuals familiar with the company ' s strategy . slash the size of its work force Why is Mobil reducing its workforce? 6 13 -249 1 Mobil Corp . is preparing to slash the size of its work force in the U . S . , possibly as soon as next month , say individuals familiar with the company ' s strategy . slash the size of its work force in the U . S How much is Mobil Corp. planning to slash its work force? 6 18 -249 1 Mobil Corp . is preparing to slash the size of its work force in the U . S . , possibly as soon as next month , say individuals familiar with the company ' s strategy . slash the size How much would this affect the numbers in their work force? 6 9 -249 2 The size of the cuts isn ' t known , but they ' ll be centered in the exploration and production division , which is responsible for locating oil reserves , drilling wells and pumping crude oil and natural gas . centered Why is the cut only in exploration and production division only? 15 16 -249 2 The size of the cuts isn ' t known , but they ' ll be centered in the exploration and production division , which is responsible for locating oil reserves , drilling wells and pumping crude oil and natural gas . exploration and production division , Why would Mobil want to cut back on exploration and production? 18 23 -249 2 The size of the cuts isn ' t known , but they ' ll be centered in the exploration and production division , which is responsible for locating oil reserves , drilling wells and pumping crude oil and natural gas . isn ' t known , why isnt it known? 5 10 -249 2 The size of the cuts isn ' t known , but they ' ll be centered in the exploration and production division , which is responsible for locating oil reserves , drilling wells and pumping crude oil and natural gas . exploration and production How will this affect the production of the company? 18 21 -249 3 Employees haven ' t yet been notified . notified How come the employees have not been notified yet even though the employees will be let go as early as next month? 6 7 -249 3 Employees haven ' t yet been notified . haven ' t yet been notified Why is this news breaking before the company has disclosed anything? 1 7 -249 3 Employees haven ' t yet been notified . notified how does the author know then? 6 7 -249 3 Employees haven ' t yet been notified . haven ' t yet been notified Why have they not been notified? 1 7 -249 4 Sources said that meetings to discuss the staff reductions have been scheduled for Friday at Mobil offices in New Orleans and Denver . Sources Are these sources credible? 0 1 -249 4 Sources said that meetings to discuss the staff reductions have been scheduled for Friday at Mobil offices in New Orleans and Denver . meetings Will there be employees or unions involved in this meeting? 3 4 -249 5 This would be a second round of cuts by Mobil , which along with other oil producers and refiners reduced its work force by 15 % to 20 % during the mid - 1980s as part of an industrywide shakeout . second What happened back in mid-1980's that Mobil had to do cuts? 4 5 -249 5 This would be a second round of cuts by Mobil , which along with other oil producers and refiners reduced its work force by 15 % to 20 % during the mid - 1980s as part of an industrywide shakeout . industrywide shakeout Why did a shakeout occur? 38 40 -249 5 This would be a second round of cuts by Mobil , which along with other oil producers and refiners reduced its work force by 15 % to 20 % during the mid - 1980s as part of an industrywide shakeout . along with other oil producers and refiners Which other oil producers and refiners? 12 19 -249 5 This would be a second round of cuts by Mobil , which along with other oil producers and refiners reduced its work force by 15 % to 20 % during the mid - 1980s as part of an industrywide shakeout . industrywide shakeout is gas going away? 38 40 -249 5 This would be a second round of cuts by Mobil , which along with other oil producers and refiners reduced its work force by 15 % to 20 % during the mid - 1980s as part of an industrywide shakeout . industrywide shakeout What occurred during the shakeout in the 1980's? 38 40 -250 1 Sheraton Corp . and Pan American World Airways announced that they and two Soviet partners will construct two " world - class " hotels within a mile of Red Square in Moscow . two Soviet partners Who are the two Soviet partners? 12 15 -250 1 Sheraton Corp . and Pan American World Airways announced that they and two Soviet partners will construct two " world - class " hotels within a mile of Red Square in Moscow . two Soviet partners Who are the two Soviet partners? 12 15 -250 2 U . S . and Soviet officials hailed the joint project as a new indication of the further thaw in U . S . - Soviet relations . " This is an outstanding example of how the East and the West can work together for their mutual benefit and progress , " said Soviet Ambassador Yuri Dubinin , who hosted a signing ceremony for the venture ' s partners at the Soviet embassy here . further thaw Why did US-Soviet relations need to thaw? 17 19 -250 2 U . S . and Soviet officials hailed the joint project as a new indication of the further thaw in U . S . - Soviet relations . " This is an outstanding example of how the East and the West can work together for their mutual benefit and progress , " said Soviet Ambassador Yuri Dubinin , who hosted a signing ceremony for the venture ' s partners at the Soviet embassy here . thaw in U . S . - Soviet relations what year was this? 18 27 -250 3 Commerce Secretary Robert Mosbacher , who attended the ceremony , called the undertaking a " historic step " in the evolution of U . S . - Soviet ties . " historic step " How will this deal be a historic step? 14 18 -250 3 Commerce Secretary Robert Mosbacher , who attended the ceremony , called the undertaking a " historic step " in the evolution of U . S . - Soviet ties . " historic step " was he serious? 14 18 -250 3 Commerce Secretary Robert Mosbacher , who attended the ceremony , called the undertaking a " historic step " in the evolution of U . S . - Soviet ties . " historic step " Why is it considered a historic step? 14 18 -250 4 He added that it likely will have a " mulitiplier effect " in stimulating further trade between the two countries . " mulitiplier effect " did the effect end up coming to fruition? 8 12 -250 5 The project will be the largest U . S . - backed joint venture to be undertaken in the Soviet Union in recent years . the largest U . S . - backed joint venture How large is the deal overall? 4 14 -250 5 The project will be the largest U . S . - backed joint venture to be undertaken in the Soviet Union in recent years . project what was the second biggest? 1 2 -251 1 Shoney ' s Inc . said it will report a write - off of $ 2 . 5 million , or seven cents a share , for its fourth quarter ended yesterday . write - off Why is Shoney's writing off $2.5 million? 10 13 -251 1 Shoney ' s Inc . said it will report a write - off of $ 2 . 5 million , or seven cents a share , for its fourth quarter ended yesterday . write - off Why a write-off? 10 13 -251 1 Shoney ' s Inc . said it will report a write - off of $ 2 . 5 million , or seven cents a share , for its fourth quarter ended yesterday . share , How many shares? 24 26 -251 2 The restaurant operator cited transaction costs from its 1988 recapitalization as a result of a $ 160 million restructuring of its bank debt . recapitalization What is recapitalization? 9 10 -251 2 The restaurant operator cited transaction costs from its 1988 recapitalization as a result of a $ 160 million restructuring of its bank debt . 1988 recapitalization What are the details for this event? 8 10 -251 2 The restaurant operator cited transaction costs from its 1988 recapitalization as a result of a $ 160 million restructuring of its bank debt . transaction How much did it cost? 4 5 -251 3 The write - off will be reported as an extraordinary item in the company ' s 1989 operating results . write - off is it legal to write off? 1 4 -251 3 The write - off will be reported as an extraordinary item in the company ' s 1989 operating results . extraordinary item What is an extraordinary item? 9 11 -251 4 In addition , the effective interest rate on the $ 410 million of total remaining bank debt after the restructuring is 10 . 66 % . bank Who is the bank? 15 16 -251 4 In addition , the effective interest rate on the $ 410 million of total remaining bank debt after the restructuring is 10 . 66 % . interest rate What was the previous rate? 5 7 -251 5 The combined effect of these changes is expected to save the company about $ 4 million in interest expenses next year , or six cents a share . combined effect of these changes which change is more impactful? 1 6 -251 5 The combined effect of these changes is expected to save the company about $ 4 million in interest expenses next year , or six cents a share . changes What changes are they talking about? 5 6 -252 1 Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega may have accomplished over the weekend what his U . S . antagonists have failed to do : revive a constituency for the Contra rebels . constituency What are the details of said constituency? 24 25 -252 1 Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega may have accomplished over the weekend what his U . S . antagonists have failed to do : revive a constituency for the Contra rebels . constituency What does \"constituency\" mean? 24 25 -252 1 Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega may have accomplished over the weekend what his U . S . antagonists have failed to do : revive a constituency for the Contra rebels . Contra rebels Who are the Contra rebels? 27 29 -252 1 Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega may have accomplished over the weekend what his U . S . antagonists have failed to do : revive a constituency for the Contra rebels . U . S . antagonists have failed Why did the U.S. antagonists fail? 12 19 -252 1 Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega may have accomplished over the weekend what his U . S . antagonists have failed to do : revive a constituency for the Contra rebels . rebels Who are the Contra rebels? 28 29 -252 1 Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega may have accomplished over the weekend what his U . S . antagonists have failed to do : revive a constituency for the Contra rebels . accomplished How reliable is this accomplishment? 6 7 -252 2 Lawmakers haven ' t publicly raised the possibility of renewing military aid to the Contras , and President Bush parried the question at a news conference here Saturday , saying only that " if there ' s an all - out military offensive , that ' s going to change the equation 180 degrees . " Lawmakers Which lawmakers? 0 1 -252 2 Lawmakers haven ' t publicly raised the possibility of renewing military aid to the Contras , and President Bush parried the question at a news conference here Saturday , saying only that " if there ' s an all - out military offensive , that ' s going to change the equation 180 degrees . " equation What is the current state of the US relationship with the Contras? 51 52 -252 2 Lawmakers haven ' t publicly raised the possibility of renewing military aid to the Contras , and President Bush parried the question at a news conference here Saturday , saying only that " if there ' s an all - out military offensive , that ' s going to change the equation 180 degrees . " all - out military offensive , What does he mean by \"all-out military offensive?\" 38 44 -252 2 Lawmakers haven ' t publicly raised the possibility of renewing military aid to the Contras , and President Bush parried the question at a news conference here Saturday , saying only that " if there ' s an all - out military offensive , that ' s going to change the equation 180 degrees . " military aid to the Contras , Why is the government providing aid to the rebels? 10 16 -252 2 Lawmakers haven ' t publicly raised the possibility of renewing military aid to the Contras , and President Bush parried the question at a news conference here Saturday , saying only that " if there ' s an all - out military offensive , that ' s going to change the equation 180 degrees . " saying What is Bush aiming to do by claiming this statement? 29 30 -252 3 But Mr . Ortega ' s threat over the weekend to end a 19 - month cease - fire with the rebels seeking to topple him , effectively elevated the Contras as a policy priority just as they were slipping from the agendas of their most ardent supporters . supporters Who are these supporters? 47 48 -252 3 But Mr . Ortega ' s threat over the weekend to end a 19 - month cease - fire with the rebels seeking to topple him , effectively elevated the Contras as a policy priority just as they were slipping from the agendas of their most ardent supporters . to end a 19 - month cease - fire How did the 19-month cease-fire come about? 10 19 -252 3 But Mr . Ortega ' s threat over the weekend to end a 19 - month cease - fire with the rebels seeking to topple him , effectively elevated the Contras as a policy priority just as they were slipping from the agendas of their most ardent supporters . their most ardent supporters Who are their most ardent supporters? 44 48 -252 3 But Mr . Ortega ' s threat over the weekend to end a 19 - month cease - fire with the rebels seeking to topple him , effectively elevated the Contras as a policy priority just as they were slipping from the agendas of their most ardent supporters . slipping How did this occur? 39 40 -252 4 Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell ( D . , Maine ) said yesterday on NBC - TV ' s " Meet the Press " that Mr . Ortega ' s threat was " a very unwise move , particularly the timing of it . " unwise Why is it unwise? 35 36 -252 4 Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell ( D . , Maine ) said yesterday on NBC - TV ' s " Meet the Press " that Mr . Ortega ' s threat was " a very unwise move , particularly the timing of it . " unwise move , Why was it an unwise move? 35 38 -252 4 Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell ( D . , Maine ) said yesterday on NBC - TV ' s " Meet the Press " that Mr . Ortega ' s threat was " a very unwise move , particularly the timing of it . " particularly Why was this move particularly unwise? What makes it unwise? 38 39 -252 5 The threat came during a two - day celebration in Costa Rica to highlight Central America ' s progress toward democracy in the region , attended by President Bush , Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney and 14 other Western Hemisphere leaders . 14 other Western Hemisphere leaders Who are the other leaders? 36 41 -252 5 The threat came during a two - day celebration in Costa Rica to highlight Central America ' s progress toward democracy in the region , attended by President Bush , Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney and 14 other Western Hemisphere leaders . other What other leaders were there? 37 38 -252 5 The threat came during a two - day celebration in Costa Rica to highlight Central America ' s progress toward democracy in the region , attended by President Bush , Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney and 14 other Western Hemisphere leaders . progress toward What progress have they made towards democracy exactly? 18 20 -253 1 Leaseway Transportation Corp . said it will restructure $ 192 . 5 million of certain subordinated debentures to reduce its debt obligations and interest expense . debentures What is a debenture? 16 17 -253 1 Leaseway Transportation Corp . said it will restructure $ 192 . 5 million of certain subordinated debentures to reduce its debt obligations and interest expense . Corp said this to who? 2 3 -253 1 Leaseway Transportation Corp . said it will restructure $ 192 . 5 million of certain subordinated debentures to reduce its debt obligations and interest expense . debentures What is a debenture? 16 17 -253 1 Leaseway Transportation Corp . said it will restructure $ 192 . 5 million of certain subordinated debentures to reduce its debt obligations and interest expense . subordinated debentures What is a subordinated debenture? This may be unclear to most average people. 15 17 -253 2 The 13 . 25 % subordinated debentures due 2002 were issued in August 1987 as part of the $ 690 million financing for a leveraged buy - out of the company . a leveraged buy - out Why did the company need to be bought out? 23 28 -253 2 The 13 . 25 % subordinated debentures due 2002 were issued in August 1987 as part of the $ 690 million financing for a leveraged buy - out of the company . leveraged buy - out what is a leveraged buy out? 24 28 -253 2 The 13 . 25 % subordinated debentures due 2002 were issued in August 1987 as part of the $ 690 million financing for a leveraged buy - out of the company . leveraged buy - out What is a leveraged buyout? 24 28 -253 2 The 13 . 25 % subordinated debentures due 2002 were issued in August 1987 as part of the $ 690 million financing for a leveraged buy - out of the company . subordinated debentures due 2002 Unclear what this portion of the sentence means. 5 9 -253 3 Leaseway provides transportation services for manufacturers , distributors and retailers . transportation services What kind of transportation services to they provide? 2 4 -253 3 Leaseway provides transportation services for manufacturers , distributors and retailers . transportation Why did they provide transportation services? 2 3 -253 4 Leaseway said it has begun discussions with certain institutional debt holders to review the proposed private placement transaction , which would exchange the debt for new subordinated debt instruments and equity securities . debt instruments What is a debt instrument? 27 29 -253 4 Leaseway said it has begun discussions with certain institutional debt holders to review the proposed private placement transaction , which would exchange the debt for new subordinated debt instruments and equity securities . institutional debt holders What does it mean for a debt holder to be institutional? 8 11 -253 4 Leaseway said it has begun discussions with certain institutional debt holders to review the proposed private placement transaction , which would exchange the debt for new subordinated debt instruments and equity securities . subordinated debt what is subordinated debt? 26 28 -253 4 Leaseway said it has begun discussions with certain institutional debt holders to review the proposed private placement transaction , which would exchange the debt for new subordinated debt instruments and equity securities . subordinated debt instruments What are subordinated debt instruments? 26 29 -253 4 Leaseway said it has begun discussions with certain institutional debt holders to review the proposed private placement transaction , which would exchange the debt for new subordinated debt instruments and equity securities . certain institutional debt holders Who are the debt holders? 7 11 -253 4 Leaseway said it has begun discussions with certain institutional debt holders to review the proposed private placement transaction , which would exchange the debt for new subordinated debt instruments and equity securities . certain institutional debt holders What institutional debt holder are being referred to? 7 11 -253 5 Specific terms are subject to review and a final agreement with debt holders , the company said . Specific terms Which terms would these be? 0 2 -253 5 Specific terms are subject to review and a final agreement with debt holders , the company said . debt holders , do the holders have a choice? 11 14 -253 5 Specific terms are subject to review and a final agreement with debt holders , the company said . holders Who are the debt holders? 12 13 -253 5 Specific terms are subject to review and a final agreement with debt holders , the company said . Specific terms Which specific terms are subject to review? 0 2 -254 1 General Motors Corp . and Ford Motor Co . are now going head to head in the markets for shares of Jaguar PLC , as GM got early clearance from the Federal Trade Commission to boost its stake in the British luxury car maker . clearance Why did those companies have to get early clearance from the FTC? 28 29 -254 2 GM confirmed Friday that it received permission late Thursday from U . S . antitrust regulators to increase its Jaguar holdings past the $ 15 million level . increase Why did they want to increase their Jaguar holdings? 17 18 -254 2 GM confirmed Friday that it received permission late Thursday from U . S . antitrust regulators to increase its Jaguar holdings past the $ 15 million level . Jaguar holdings how big is jaguar? 19 21 -254 3 Ford got a similar go - ahead earlier in October , and on Friday , Jaguar announced that the No . 2 U . S . auto maker had raised its stake to 13 . 2 % , or 24 . 2 million shares , from 12 . 4 % earlier in the week . similar go - ahead Why did Ford want to increase their holdings too? 3 7 -254 3 Ford got a similar go - ahead earlier in October , and on Friday , Jaguar announced that the No . 2 U . S . auto maker had raised its stake to 13 . 2 % , or 24 . 2 million shares , from 12 . 4 % earlier in the week . October , of which year? 9 11 -254 4 A spokesman for GM , the No . 1 auto maker , declined to say how many Jaguar shares that company owns . spokesman Who is the spokesman for GM? 1 2 -254 4 A spokesman for GM , the No . 1 auto maker , declined to say how many Jaguar shares that company owns . declined why did he decline? 12 13 -254 4 A spokesman for GM , the No . 1 auto maker , declined to say how many Jaguar shares that company owns . spokesman for GM , What is the spokesman's name? 1 5 -254 5 In late trading Friday , Jaguar shares bucked the downward tide in London ' s stock market and rose five pence to 725 pence ( $ 11 . 44 ) . bucked What does the author mean by \"bucked\"? 7 8 -255 1 October employment data - - also could turn out to be the most confusing . be the most confusing Why would it be the most confusing? 10 14 -255 1 October employment data - - also could turn out to be the most confusing . most confusing why is October employment data most confusing? 12 14 -255 1 October employment data - - also could turn out to be the most confusing . most confusing Why is the data confusing? 12 14 -255 1 October employment data - - also could turn out to be the most confusing . confusing What region is this specific to and what year? 13 14 -255 2 On the surface , the overall unemployment rate is expected to be little changed from September ' s 5 . 3 % . unemployment rate what is unemployment rate? 6 8 -255 2 On the surface , the overall unemployment rate is expected to be little changed from September ' s 5 . 3 % . little changed What is the main contributor for the change? 12 14 -255 2 On the surface , the overall unemployment rate is expected to be little changed from September ' s 5 . 3 % . 5 Is this number already too high or too low? 18 19 -255 3 But the actual head count of non - farm employment payroll jobs is likely to be muddied by the impact of Hurricane Hugo , strikes , and less - than - perfect seasonal adjustments , economists said . actual head count What is the actual head count? 2 5 -255 3 But the actual head count of non - farm employment payroll jobs is likely to be muddied by the impact of Hurricane Hugo , strikes , and less - than - perfect seasonal adjustments , economists said . impact of Hurricane Hugo , What was the impact of the hurricane? 19 24 -255 3 But the actual head count of non - farm employment payroll jobs is likely to be muddied by the impact of Hurricane Hugo , strikes , and less - than - perfect seasonal adjustments , economists said . muddied How do natural disasters impact these rates? 16 17 -255 4 The consensus view calls for an overall job gain of 155 , 000 compared with September ' s 209 , 000 increase . calls for an overall job gain Why does it call for this decrease? 3 9 -255 4 The consensus view calls for an overall job gain of 155 , 000 compared with September ' s 209 , 000 increase . job gain why there is a job gain compared with September? 7 9 -255 4 The consensus view calls for an overall job gain of 155 , 000 compared with September ' s 209 , 000 increase . calls for Why does it call for a job gain? 3 5 -255 4 The consensus view calls for an overall job gain of 155 , 000 compared with September ' s 209 , 000 increase . 155 , 000 How does this number compare? What is the region for this issue? 10 13 -255 5 But the important factory - jobs segment , which last month plunged by 103 , 000 positions and raised recession fears , is most likely to be skewed by the month ' s unusual events . recession fears , what do you mean by recession fears? 19 22 -255 5 But the important factory - jobs segment , which last month plunged by 103 , 000 positions and raised recession fears , is most likely to be skewed by the month ' s unusual events . important factory - jobs What are the most important factory jobs? 2 6 -255 5 But the important factory - jobs segment , which last month plunged by 103 , 000 positions and raised recession fears , is most likely to be skewed by the month ' s unusual events . plunged Why did it plunge last month? 11 12 -255 5 But the important factory - jobs segment , which last month plunged by 103 , 000 positions and raised recession fears , is most likely to be skewed by the month ' s unusual events . unusual Is it fair that due to unusual events, people's employment should be affected? 33 34 -256 1 The fiscal 1989 budget deficit figure came out Friday . fiscal 1989 budget deficit Why did it take this long? 1 5 -256 2 It was down a little . It was down a little Why was it down a little? 0 5 -256 2 It was down a little . down Why was the deficit down? 2 3 -256 2 It was down a little . down a little by how much? 2 5 -256 3 The next time you hear a Member of Congress moan about the deficit , consider what Congress did Friday . what Congress did Friday What did Congress do? 15 19 -256 3 The next time you hear a Member of Congress moan about the deficit , consider what Congress did Friday . what Congress did What did Congress do on Friday? 15 18 -256 3 The next time you hear a Member of Congress moan about the deficit , consider what Congress did Friday . Friday which friday? 18 19 -256 4 The Senate , 84 - 6 , voted to increase to $ 124 , 000 the ceiling on insured mortgages from the FHA , which lost $ 4 . 2 billion in loan defaults last year . $ 4 . 2 billion in loan defaults Why did it lose so much? 26 34 -256 4 The Senate , 84 - 6 , voted to increase to $ 124 , 000 the ceiling on insured mortgages from the FHA , which lost $ 4 . 2 billion in loan defaults last year . 84 - 6 , why wasnt it unanimous? 3 7 -256 5 Then , by voice vote , the Senate voted a pork - barrel bill , approved Thursday by the House , for domestic military construction . pork - barrel bill , What is a pork-barrel bill? 10 15 -256 5 Then , by voice vote , the Senate voted a pork - barrel bill , approved Thursday by the House , for domestic military construction . pork - barrel bill , What is a pork-barrel bill? 10 15 -257 1 As competition heats up in Spain ' s crowded bank market , Banco Exterior de Espana is seeking to shed its image of a state - owned bank and move into new activities . new activities What do these new activities include? 31 33 -257 1 As competition heats up in Spain ' s crowded bank market , Banco Exterior de Espana is seeking to shed its image of a state - owned bank and move into new activities . move into new activities . How do they plan to move into new activities? 29 34 -257 1 As competition heats up in Spain ' s crowded bank market , Banco Exterior de Espana is seeking to shed its image of a state - owned bank and move into new activities . shed its image of a state - owned bank Which state owned Banco Exterior de Espana? 19 28 -257 1 As competition heats up in Spain ' s crowded bank market , Banco Exterior de Espana is seeking to shed its image of a state - owned bank and move into new activities . seeking to shed its image of a state - owned bank Why is the bank looking to shed its image? 17 28 -257 2 Under the direction of its new chairman , Francisco Luzon , Spain ' s seventh largest bank is undergoing a tough restructuring that analysts say may be the first step toward the bank ' s privatization . bank ' s privatization How the bank become private? 32 36 -257 2 Under the direction of its new chairman , Francisco Luzon , Spain ' s seventh largest bank is undergoing a tough restructuring that analysts say may be the first step toward the bank ' s privatization . Spain ' s seventh largest bank When was this bank founded? 11 17 -257 2 Under the direction of its new chairman , Francisco Luzon , Spain ' s seventh largest bank is undergoing a tough restructuring that analysts say may be the first step toward the bank ' s privatization . undergoing a tough restructuring How is the bank restructuring? 18 22 -257 3 The state - owned industrial holding company Instituto Nacional de Industria and the Bank of Spain jointly hold a 13 . 94 % stake in Banco Exterior . Banco Exterior What does Banco Exterior do? 25 27 -257 3 The state - owned industrial holding company Instituto Nacional de Industria and the Bank of Spain jointly hold a 13 . 94 % stake in Banco Exterior . 13 . 94 % stake How much is that in US dollars? 19 24 -257 4 The government directly owns 51 . 4 % and Factorex , a financial services company , holds 8 . 42 % . and Factorex , What is Factorex's networth? 8 11 -258 1 Three new issues begin trading on the New York Stock Exchange today , and one began trading on the Nasdaq / National Market System last week . Three new issues What are the three new issues? 0 3 -258 1 Three new issues begin trading on the New York Stock Exchange today , and one began trading on the Nasdaq / National Market System last week . Three new issues What are the three new issues? 0 3 -258 1 Three new issues begin trading on the New York Stock Exchange today , and one began trading on the Nasdaq / National Market System last week . Three What were the three new issues? 0 1 -258 1 Three new issues begin trading on the New York Stock Exchange today , and one began trading on the Nasdaq / National Market System last week . one What issue began trading last week? 14 15 -258 1 Three new issues begin trading on the New York Stock Exchange today , and one began trading on the Nasdaq / National Market System last week . issues What are the issues? 2 3 -258 2 On the Big Board , Crawford & Co . , Atlanta , ( CFD ) begins trading today . Big Board , Crawford & Co . , Atlanta , ( CFD ) What are these companies? 2 15 -258 2 On the Big Board , Crawford & Co . , Atlanta , ( CFD ) begins trading today . Big What is the Big Board? 2 3 -258 2 On the Big Board , Crawford & Co . , Atlanta , ( CFD ) begins trading today . Big Board , what is the big board? 2 5 -258 2 On the Big Board , Crawford & Co . , Atlanta , ( CFD ) begins trading today . Big Board , What is the big board? 2 5 -258 3 Crawford evaluates health care plans , manages medical and disability aspects of worker ' s compensation injuries and is involved in claims adjustments for insurance companies . Crawford Was Crawford a private company before? 0 1 -258 3 Crawford evaluates health care plans , manages medical and disability aspects of worker ' s compensation injuries and is involved in claims adjustments for insurance companies . Crawford evaluates how do they do so much? 0 2 -258 4 Also beginning trading today on the Big Board are El Paso Refinery Limited Partnership , El Paso , Texas , ( ELP ) and Franklin Multi - Income Trust , San Mateo , Calif . , ( FMI ) . Big Board What is the Big Board? 6 8 -258 5 El Paso owns and operates a petroleum refinery . petroleum refinery What does a petroleum refinery do? 6 8 -258 5 El Paso owns and operates a petroleum refinery . petroleum How long has El Paso been in business? 6 7 -258 5 El Paso owns and operates a petroleum refinery . petroleum refinery what is petroleum? 6 8 -259 1 Friday , October 27 , 1989 Friday , October 27 , 1989 What is this date for? 0 6 -259 1 Friday , October 27 , 1989 Friday , WHAT HAPPENED THAT DAY? 0 2 -259 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . foreign annual interest Does this reflect the interest we pay or the interest from foreign companies? 7 10 -259 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . represent WHAT DO THEY REPRESENT? 23 24 -259 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . PRIME RATE : Why is it called Prime Rate rather than secondary or tertiary? 0 3 -259 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . 10 1 / 2 % When was a 10.5% interest rate set as prime? 3 8 -259 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % prime rate for what? 0 8 -259 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . PRIME RATE : what is a prime rate? 0 3 -259 4 The base rate on corporate loans at large U . S . money center commercial banks . base rate on corporate loans Are public loans determined at the same rate? 1 6 -259 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 8 3 / 4 % high , 8 11 / 16 % low , 8 5 / 8 % near closing bid , 8 11 / 16 % offered . 8 3 / 4 % high , Are all federal interest rates of this kind between 8-9%? 3 10 -259 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 8 3 / 4 % high , 8 11 / 16 % low , 8 5 / 8 % near closing bid , 8 11 / 16 % offered . FEDERAL FUNDS : Does the federal government set the guidelines or is it indicative of the economy? 0 3 -260 1 CHICAGO As politicians in Washington took a step toward tightening the nation ' s gun laws on Wednesday , first lady Michelle Obama sat down with Chicago high school students whose stories about violence brought her to tears . politicians in Washington Which politicians? 2 5 -260 2 Before the meeting began at Harper High School in West Englewood , Obama said she wanted to hear from each of the 22 students representing youth programs at the school and that she had as much time as they needed to take . she wanted to hear from each of the 22 students was she able to do that? 14 24 -260 2 Before the meeting began at Harper High School in West Englewood , Obama said she wanted to hear from each of the 22 students representing youth programs at the school and that she had as much time as they needed to take . meeting What was the meeting involving? 2 3 -260 2 Before the meeting began at Harper High School in West Englewood , Obama said she wanted to hear from each of the 22 students representing youth programs at the school and that she had as much time as they needed to take . youth programs What were the youth programs represented? 25 27 -260 3 She had come home to Chicago , she said , to do a lot of listening . listening Who's she listening to? 15 16 -260 3 She had come home to Chicago , she said , to do a lot of listening . home to Chicago , has she lived there forever? 3 7 -260 5 According to the students , the first lady wanted to know how many of them had been affected by the gun violence . first lady wanted did she learn the answer? 6 9 -261 1 DONGHUI VILLAGE , China - The pig farmer was not in a good mood . not Why was the pig farmer not in a good mood? 9 10 -261 1 DONGHUI VILLAGE , China - The pig farmer was not in a good mood . The pig farmer which pig farmer? 5 8 -261 2 Standing in front of barns that hold more than 500 pigs , the man with muck - splattered boots said he ' s been losing money as the price of pork falls and the costs of feed and other supplies climb . price Why has the price of pork been falling? 28 29 -261 3 When some of his pigs started dying early this year , following a series of temperature swings and rains , there was little choice but to throw them out , said the farmer , who asked that only his surname , Wang , be used . throw What does he mean when he says that had no choice but to \"throw them out?\" 26 27 -261 3 When some of his pigs started dying early this year , following a series of temperature swings and rains , there was little choice but to throw them out , said the farmer , who asked that only his surname , Wang , be used . throw them throw them where? 26 28 -261 4 Previously , farmers in the area would have sold them to a dealer who bought dead , sometimes diseased , pigs and illegally resold them to be packaged for consumer consumption . illegally Are they not inspected before going on the market? 22 23 -261 4 Previously , farmers in the area would have sold them to a dealer who bought dead , sometimes diseased , pigs and illegally resold them to be packaged for consumer consumption . consumption I found nothing vague? 30 31 -261 5 But late last year , the government began cracking down on that trade . on that trade I found nothing vague? 10 13 -261 5 But late last year , the government began cracking down on that trade . government began cracking how did they crack down? 6 9 -262 1 LEAVENWORTH , Wash . - Biologist Don Youkey picked his way along a log nailed to a tree trunk nearly 5 feet above the ground and reached overhead to hang a cow knuckle bone and chunk of raw rib meat . cow knuckle cows have knuckles? 31 33 -262 1 LEAVENWORTH , Wash . - Biologist Don Youkey picked his way along a log nailed to a tree trunk nearly 5 feet above the ground and reached overhead to hang a cow knuckle bone and chunk of raw rib meat . hang Why is Youkey hanging meat from a tree? 29 30 -262 2 He hopes the tasty new bait will lure one of the newest carnivores cruising these snowy woods to trigger a remote camera that will snap its photo : Gulo gulo , the wily wolverine . Gulo gulo , what is a gulo gulo? 28 31 -262 2 He hopes the tasty new bait will lure one of the newest carnivores cruising these snowy woods to trigger a remote camera that will snap its photo : Gulo gulo , the wily wolverine . cruising Why is the wolverine cruising these woods? 13 14 -262 3 Once shot on sight , trapped and poisoned as vermin , wolverines were gone from Washington by the 1930s . Washington by the 1930s will they come back? 15 19 -262 4 But they are making a comeback , repopulating portions of their historic home range for the first time in decades . making a comeback , how did they come back? 3 7 -262 5 On Friday , they were proposed for listing as a threatened species under the Endangered Species Act . On Friday , which friday? 0 3 -263 1 CHICAGO - The four horses hadn ' t been visited in weeks . four horses hadn ' t been visited in weeks Why haven't the four horses been visited in weeks? 3 12 -263 1 CHICAGO - The four horses hadn ' t been visited in weeks . hadn ' t been visited Why haven't the horses been visited? 5 10 -263 1 CHICAGO - The four horses hadn ' t been visited in weeks . four horses what is four horses? 3 5 -263 1 CHICAGO - The four horses hadn ' t been visited in weeks . four horses Which 3 horses are they referring to? 3 5 -263 1 CHICAGO - The four horses hadn ' t been visited in weeks . hadn ' t been visited Why hadn't they been visited? 5 10 -263 2 There was no water in their buckets , no hay in their stalsl . no hay in their stalsl How were the horses surviving without hay and water? 8 13 -263 2 There was no water in their buckets , no hay in their stalsl . no water Why were the horses being neglected? 2 4 -263 2 There was no water in their buckets , no hay in their stalsl . stalsl is this a typo? 12 13 -263 2 There was no water in their buckets , no hay in their stalsl . stalsl What is this word? Is this a misspelling of the word stalls? 12 13 -263 3 All of the animals looked dangerously thin . dangerously thin . How could a pet owner let their animals get dangerously thin? 5 8 -263 3 All of the animals looked dangerously thin . All of the animals Were there more than four horses involved? 0 4 -263 4 The horses ' caregiver apparently had stopped showing up . caregiver Who was the caregiver?\n\n 3 4 -263 4 The horses ' caregiver apparently had stopped showing up . stopped showing up Why had they stopped showing up? 6 9 -263 4 The horses ' caregiver apparently had stopped showing up . stopped showing up why didnt they show up? 6 9 -263 5 So even though the horses were not hers , Joyce Benes , the owner of an Oswego stable , fed them her own hay . even though the horses were not hers , Joyce How did Joyce know about these horses? 1 10 -263 5 So even though the horses were not hers , Joyce Benes , the owner of an Oswego stable , fed them her own hay . fed them her own hay Why did she feed them her own hay? 19 24 -263 5 So even though the horses were not hers , Joyce Benes , the owner of an Oswego stable , fed them her own hay . Oswego oswego in oregon? 16 17 -263 5 So even though the horses were not hers , Joyce Benes , the owner of an Oswego stable , fed them her own hay . horses were not hers , Who's horses are they? 4 9 -264 1 Governor Chis Christie of New Jersey chomped down on a jelly doughnut and mocked his own weight on " The Late Show with David Letterman " . mocked his own weight How did Christie mock his weight? 13 17 -264 1 Governor Chis Christie of New Jersey chomped down on a jelly doughnut and mocked his own weight on " The Late Show with David Letterman " . jelly doughnut and mocked his own weight is he fat? 10 17 -264 2 Ten days later , he underwent a secret medical procedure designed to help him lose weight . medical procedure What kind of medical procedure did Christie undergo? 8 10 -264 2 Ten days later , he underwent a secret medical procedure designed to help him lose weight . secret medical procedure what was the procedure? 7 10 -264 2 Ten days later , he underwent a secret medical procedure designed to help him lose weight . secret Why was it a secret? 7 8 -264 3 And then it was back to work , as if nothing had happened . back to was he not supposed to go back to work? 4 6 -264 3 And then it was back to work , as if nothing had happened . nothing had happened . Why did he pretend nothing happened? 10 14 -264 4 No mention of the procedure at an event in Lavallette , New Jersey , two days after the surgery or at any of the other meetings Christie held that week . No mention of the procedure Why did Christie not mention the surgery? 0 5 -264 4 No mention of the procedure at an event in Lavallette , New Jersey , two days after the surgery or at any of the other meetings Christie held that week . an event in Lavallette , New Jersey , What was the event? 6 14 -264 4 No mention of the procedure at an event in Lavallette , New Jersey , two days after the surgery or at any of the other meetings Christie held that week . No mention of the procedure Why did he not mention the procedure? 0 5 -264 5 " If I had a choice , I wouldn ' t have ever talked about it , " Christie said on Tuesday , confirming a news report that detailed his surgery nearly three months ago . wouldn ' t have ever talked about it , " Why would he never have talked about it? 8 18 -265 1 WASHINGTON - Every day , 80 to 120 children cross the Texas border illegally - and alone . alone why are the children alone? 16 17 -265 1 WASHINGTON - Every day , 80 to 120 children cross the Texas border illegally - and alone . day , Who takes care of the children after they cross? 3 5 -265 1 WASHINGTON - Every day , 80 to 120 children cross the Texas border illegally - and alone . and alone how do they know how to do it? 15 17 -265 2 What ' s happening in Texas reflects a nationwide trend : Immigration by undocumented children under 18 is on the rise , even as fewer adults come into the country illegally . undocumented What is the process when children under 18 try to cross into Texas? 13 14 -265 3 The Border Patrol apprehended 24 , 481 unaccompanied children in 2012 , more than three times than in 2008 . apprehended How did Border Patrol go about the situation? 3 4 -265 3 The Border Patrol apprehended 24 , 481 unaccompanied children in 2012 , more than three times than in 2008 . 2012 , more than three times than in 2008 why is it rising? 10 19 -265 4 Of that total , federal authorities referred a record 13 , 625 children to another part of the federal government , called the Office of Refugee Resettlement ( ORR ) within the U . S . Health and Human Services . Office What does the Office of Refugee Resettlement do? 23 24 -265 5 This agency is responsible for the care and custody of minor children while their immigration status is considered . status is considered who is considered their status. 15 18 -265 5 This agency is responsible for the care and custody of minor children while their immigration status is considered . responsible How does this agency care for these young children? 3 4 -265 5 This agency is responsible for the care and custody of minor children while their immigration status is considered . immigration status is what usually happens? 14 17 -266 1 CAMP BASTION , Afghanistan - Almost four years after the MV - 22 Osprey arrived in Afghanistan , trailing a reputation as dangerous and hard to maintain , the U . S . Marine Corps finally has had an opportunity to test the controversial hybrid aircraft in real war conditions . as dangerous and hard to maintain , Why was it dangerous and hard to maintain? 21 28 -266 1 CAMP BASTION , Afghanistan - Almost four years after the MV - 22 Osprey arrived in Afghanistan , trailing a reputation as dangerous and hard to maintain , the U . S . Marine Corps finally has had an opportunity to test the controversial hybrid aircraft in real war conditions . a reputation as dangerous and hard to maintain How did it get this reputation of dangerous and hard to maintain? 19 27 -266 1 CAMP BASTION , Afghanistan - Almost four years after the MV - 22 Osprey arrived in Afghanistan , trailing a reputation as dangerous and hard to maintain , the U . S . Marine Corps finally has had an opportunity to test the controversial hybrid aircraft in real war conditions . controversial What makes the MV-22 Osprey controversial? 43 44 -266 2 The reviews are startlingly positive . startlingly positive Why is it startling that the reviews are positive? 3 5 -266 2 The reviews are startlingly positive . The reviews Who's reviews? 0 2 -266 2 The reviews are startlingly positive . startlingly why is it startling? 3 4 -266 3 " This is an ugly duckling that turned into a swan , " said Richard Whittle , the author of " The Dream Machine : The Untold History of the Notorious V - 22 Osprey " and a senior scholar at the Wilson Center , a research center in Washington . ugly duckling that turned into a swan How did it go from \"ugly duckling\" and turn into \"a swan\"? 4 11 -266 3 " This is an ugly duckling that turned into a swan , " said Richard Whittle , the author of " The Dream Machine : The Untold History of the Notorious V - 22 Osprey " and a senior scholar at the Wilson Center , a research center in Washington . senior scholar what is their name? 38 40 -266 3 " This is an ugly duckling that turned into a swan , " said Richard Whittle , the author of " The Dream Machine : The Untold History of the Notorious V - 22 Osprey " and a senior scholar at the Wilson Center , a research center in Washington . turned into a swan , " What transformation did the Osprey undergo? 7 13 -266 4 " It is still probably more expensive than it should be , and more expensive to operate . more expensive than it should be , How much should it cost? 5 12 -266 4 " It is still probably more expensive than it should be , and more expensive to operate . more expensive than it should be How is it more expensive than it should be, and based on who's determination and budget? 5 11 -266 4 " It is still probably more expensive than it should be , and more expensive to operate . more expensive to operate It is more expensive to operate compared to what, and again, is this based on someone's determination and budget? If so, who's? 13 17 -266 4 " It is still probably more expensive than it should be , and more expensive to operate . than it should be , how expensive should it be? 7 12 -266 4 " It is still probably more expensive than it should be , and more expensive to operate . expensive to operate What makes it more expensive to operate? 14 17 -266 5 But I think many people are still laboring under the impression that it is dangerous to fly , when it now has probably the best safety record of any rotorcraft that the military flies " . impression that it is dangerous to fly What is this impression that it is dangerous to fly based on? 10 17 -266 5 But I think many people are still laboring under the impression that it is dangerous to fly , when it now has probably the best safety record of any rotorcraft that the military flies " . probably the best safety record How was this safety record determined? 22 27 -266 5 But I think many people are still laboring under the impression that it is dangerous to fly , when it now has probably the best safety record of any rotorcraft that the military flies " . it is dangerous to fly , Why is there an impression the Osprey is dangerous to fly? 12 18 -267 1 ST . LOUIS – Brad Erwin was in junior high that day in August 1990 , when a tornado destroyed much of his hometown of Plainfield , Illinois , including two schools . Plainfield , Where is this located in Illinois? 25 27 -267 1 ST . LOUIS – Brad Erwin was in junior high that day in August 1990 , when a tornado destroyed much of his hometown of Plainfield , Illinois , including two schools . two schools What schools were destroyed? 30 32 -267 1 ST . LOUIS – Brad Erwin was in junior high that day in August 1990 , when a tornado destroyed much of his hometown of Plainfield , Illinois , including two schools . Brad Erwin who is brad erwin? 4 6 -267 1 ST . LOUIS – Brad Erwin was in junior high that day in August 1990 , when a tornado destroyed much of his hometown of Plainfield , Illinois , including two schools . destroyed What type of destruction? 19 20 -267 2 Twenty - nine people died during the storm . storm Did people die because of the storm or because the town was ill prepared? 7 8 -267 2 Twenty - nine people died during the storm . Twenty - nine people Who were these people? What were their ages? 0 4 -267 2 Twenty - nine people died during the storm . died How many were injured? 4 5 -267 3 Erwin believes the death toll could have been much higher had it been one day later , when hundreds of children were to fill classrooms and start the school year . toll Does this mean that the tornado went through a school or school zone? 4 5 -267 3 Erwin believes the death toll could have been much higher had it been one day later , when hundreds of children were to fill classrooms and start the school year . one day later , Why would the classroom setting have changed the death toll? 13 17 -267 4 Now he ' s obsessed with preventing such a scenario . obsessed In what way is he obsessed? 4 5 -267 4 Now he ' s obsessed with preventing such a scenario . preventing How would he be able to prevent a tornado? 6 7 -267 5 Erwin runs an architecture company in Springfield , Missouri , that designs and builds tornado safe rooms in schools - structures with walls and ceilings so strong , and footings so deep , they should withstand winds stronger than those that destroyed schools in Oklahoma City this week . designs Have these designs been tested? 11 12 -267 5 Erwin runs an architecture company in Springfield , Missouri , that designs and builds tornado safe rooms in schools - structures with walls and ceilings so strong , and footings so deep , they should withstand winds stronger than those that destroyed schools in Oklahoma City this week . strong , How is this strength measured? 26 28 -267 5 Erwin runs an architecture company in Springfield , Missouri , that designs and builds tornado safe rooms in schools - structures with walls and ceilings so strong , and footings so deep , they should withstand winds stronger than those that destroyed schools in Oklahoma City this week . Erwin runs an architecture company What is the name of the architecture company? 0 5 -268 1 WASHINGTON - Walk the aisles of any neighborhood grocery store today and you ' re as likely to find tomatoes picked in Sinaloa , Mexico , as Central California or oranges from Sao Paulo , Brazil , as Bradenton , Florida . any neighborhood Any is vague 6 8 -268 2 Farmers across the country warn that shoppers will find even more imported food on their store shelves if Congress fails to pass immigration legislation that would guarantee them enough workers to milk their cows and harvest their fruits and vegetables . Farmers across the country How many farms is there across the country? 0 4 -268 2 Farmers across the country warn that shoppers will find even more imported food on their store shelves if Congress fails to pass immigration legislation that would guarantee them enough workers to milk their cows and harvest their fruits and vegetables . guarantee them how can they guarantee? 26 28 -268 3 " The bottom line is people need to decide whether they ' d rather import their labor or import their food , " said Randall Patterson , a China Grove , North Carolina , farmer who grows strawberries , cucumbers and watermelons among his crops . a China Grove , North Carolina , Not needed to but his location just say immigrant kind of confusing 27 34 -268 3 " The bottom line is people need to decide whether they ' d rather import their labor or import their food , " said Randall Patterson , a China Grove , North Carolina , farmer who grows strawberries , cucumbers and watermelons among his crops . import their labor or import their food , " what is the difference? 14 23 -268 4 The 52 - year - old third - generation farmer employs about 140 foreign - born workers on his 1 , 200 - acre farm legally through a federal system similar to the one a bipartisan team of senators wants to overhaul and streamline . 52 - year - old third - generation farmer is he knowledgable? 1 10 -268 5 But crops are being left to rot in fields from Florida to California and Washington state because farmers can ' t find enough workers willing to pick their crops . rot in fields How much money is the rotting crops costing the farmers? 6 9 -268 5 But crops are being left to rot in fields from Florida to California and Washington state because farmers can ' t find enough workers willing to pick their crops . rot in fields do bugs eat it? 6 9 -269 1 WASHINGTON - Under pressure from Congress and international allies , President Barack Obama announced a change in what has been a central piece of his counterterrorism strategy , saying he would place new restrictions on the targeting of terrorists with missiles fired from drones . Under pressure Why was Barack Obama under pressure to change a central piece of his counterterrorism strategy? 2 4 -269 1 WASHINGTON - Under pressure from Congress and international allies , President Barack Obama announced a change in what has been a central piece of his counterterrorism strategy , saying he would place new restrictions on the targeting of terrorists with missiles fired from drones . Under pressure why was he under pressure? 2 4 -269 1 WASHINGTON - Under pressure from Congress and international allies , President Barack Obama announced a change in what has been a central piece of his counterterrorism strategy , saying he would place new restrictions on the targeting of terrorists with missiles fired from drones . new restrictions on the targeting Why is he placing new restrictions? 32 37 -269 1 WASHINGTON - Under pressure from Congress and international allies , President Barack Obama announced a change in what has been a central piece of his counterterrorism strategy , saying he would place new restrictions on the targeting of terrorists with missiles fired from drones . new What are the new restrictions? 32 33 -269 1 WASHINGTON - Under pressure from Congress and international allies , President Barack Obama announced a change in what has been a central piece of his counterterrorism strategy , saying he would place new restrictions on the targeting of terrorists with missiles fired from drones . he would place new restrictions What are the new restrictions? 29 34 -269 2 In a speech that takes stock of America ' s long battle with al - Qaida , the president said he would continue ordering lethal drone strikes to stop potential terror attacks because the relative precision of drone warfare is preferable to major troop deployments or traditional bombing . he would continue ordering lethal drone strikes Why would he order drone strikes around where troops are? 20 27 -269 2 In a speech that takes stock of America ' s long battle with al - Qaida , the president said he would continue ordering lethal drone strikes to stop potential terror attacks because the relative precision of drone warfare is preferable to major troop deployments or traditional bombing . ordering lethal drone strikes Do drone strikes accidentally hit unintended targets? 23 27 -269 2 In a speech that takes stock of America ' s long battle with al - Qaida , the president said he would continue ordering lethal drone strikes to stop potential terror attacks because the relative precision of drone warfare is preferable to major troop deployments or traditional bombing . drone Will innocents be killed? 25 26 -269 3 But a newly codified rule book , administration officials said , would hold U . S . authorities to a tougher standard when deciding whom to kill , where , and under what circumstances . newly codified rule book , How did this newly codified rule book come to be? 2 7 -269 3 But a newly codified rule book , administration officials said , would hold U . S . authorities to a tougher standard when deciding whom to kill , where , and under what circumstances . codified what does codified mean? 3 4 -269 3 But a newly codified rule book , administration officials said , would hold U . S . authorities to a tougher standard when deciding whom to kill , where , and under what circumstances . hold How will they be able to make sure they follow the new rule book? 12 13 -269 3 But a newly codified rule book , administration officials said , would hold U . S . authorities to a tougher standard when deciding whom to kill , where , and under what circumstances . a newly codified rule book , Who will author the rule book? 1 7 -269 4 Under the new policy , strikes will only be authorized against militants who pose " a continuing , imminent threat , " aides said , instead of " a significant threat , " which had been the previous standard . " a continuing , imminent threat , " How do you decide who poses a continuing and imminent threat? 14 22 -269 4 Under the new policy , strikes will only be authorized against militants who pose " a continuing , imminent threat , " aides said , instead of " a significant threat , " which had been the previous standard . imminent meaning soon? 18 19 -269 4 Under the new policy , strikes will only be authorized against militants who pose " a continuing , imminent threat , " aides said , instead of " a significant threat , " which had been the previous standard . Under the new policy , What were some of the reasons leading up to this new policy? 0 5 -269 4 Under the new policy , strikes will only be authorized against militants who pose " a continuing , imminent threat , " aides said , instead of " a significant threat , " which had been the previous standard . continuing , How is \"a continuing, imminent threat\" different than a \"significant threat?\" 16 18 -269 5 Before any strike is undertaken , " there must be a near certainty that no civilians will be killed or injured , " said a senior administration official who spoke under ground rules that did not allow him to be named . ground rules which rules? 31 33 -269 5 Before any strike is undertaken , " there must be a near certainty that no civilians will be killed or injured , " said a senior administration official who spoke under ground rules that did not allow him to be named . ground Why couldn't he be named? 31 32 -270 1 BALTIMORE - Some of springtime ' s more notable heralds appear to be fading away , as a new study finds frogs , toads and salamanders disappearing at an alarming rate across the United States . notable heralds appear to be fading away , Why are the heralds fading? 8 16 -270 1 BALTIMORE - Some of springtime ' s more notable heralds appear to be fading away , as a new study finds frogs , toads and salamanders disappearing at an alarming rate across the United States . disappearing at an alarming rate WHY ARE THEY DISAPPEARING? 26 31 -270 1 BALTIMORE - Some of springtime ' s more notable heralds appear to be fading away , as a new study finds frogs , toads and salamanders disappearing at an alarming rate across the United States . frogs , toads and salamanders Why are these types of amphibians disappearing and not other amphibians? 21 26 -270 1 BALTIMORE - Some of springtime ' s more notable heralds appear to be fading away , as a new study finds frogs , toads and salamanders disappearing at an alarming rate across the United States . disappearing at an alarming rate Whats is causing them to disappear at an alarming rate? 26 31 -270 2 In what they say is the first analysis of its kind , scientists with the U . S . Geological Survey and a couple of universities report that declines in environmentally sensitive amphibians are more widespread and more severe than previously thought . a couple of universities Which universities? 22 26 -270 2 In what they say is the first analysis of its kind , scientists with the U . S . Geological Survey and a couple of universities report that declines in environmentally sensitive amphibians are more widespread and more severe than previously thought . more widespread and more severe How are they more widespread and severe than first thought? 34 39 -270 2 In what they say is the first analysis of its kind , scientists with the U . S . Geological Survey and a couple of universities report that declines in environmentally sensitive amphibians are more widespread and more severe than previously thought . more severe than previously thought . WHAT RATE DID THE SCIENTIST PREVIOUSLY THINK BEFORE? 37 43 -270 2 In what they say is the first analysis of its kind , scientists with the U . S . Geological Survey and a couple of universities report that declines in environmentally sensitive amphibians are more widespread and more severe than previously thought . environmentally sensitive amphibians How are the researchers determining that the numbers of environmentally sensitive amphibians are declining? 30 33 -270 3 Even the most common critters , such as the spring peepers that make Maryland marshes ring with their mating cries , appear to be losing ground . appear to be losing ground How are the critters losing ground? 21 26 -270 3 Even the most common critters , such as the spring peepers that make Maryland marshes ring with their mating cries , appear to be losing ground . losing ground HOW ARE THEY LOSING GROUND? 24 26 -270 3 Even the most common critters , such as the spring peepers that make Maryland marshes ring with their mating cries , appear to be losing ground . peepers that make Maryland marshes What factors are determining the loss of the spring peepers? 10 15 -270 4 What ' s more , they also seem to be vanishing from ponds , streams , wetlands and other supposedly protected habitat in national parks and wildlife refuges . they also seem to be vanishing WHEN DID THEY BEGIN VANISHING? 5 11 -270 4 What ' s more , they also seem to be vanishing from ponds , streams , wetlands and other supposedly protected habitat in national parks and wildlife refuges . ponds , streams , wetlands Are these natural wetlands or were the wetland created by artificial means? 12 17 -270 5 " What we found was a little surprising , " said Evan Grant , a USGS wildlife biologist and study co - author who monitors amphibians in the Northeast . " What we found was a little surprising , " Why was the finding surprising? 0 10 -270 5 " What we found was a little surprising , " said Evan Grant , a USGS wildlife biologist and study co - author who monitors amphibians in the Northeast . little surprising , " WHY WAS IT A LITTLE SURPRISING? 6 10 -270 5 " What we found was a little surprising , " said Evan Grant , a USGS wildlife biologist and study co - author who monitors amphibians in the Northeast . little surprising , " Why was this surprising considering global warming? 6 10 -270 5 " What we found was a little surprising , " said Evan Grant , a USGS wildlife biologist and study co - author who monitors amphibians in the Northeast . " What we found was a little surprising , " What did they find that was surprising? 0 10 -271 1 A centuries - old farming technique called dry farming - once the order of the day in California ' s Central Valley - is once again drawing the interest of some of the region ' s farmers . dry farming What is dry farming? 7 9 -271 1 A centuries - old farming technique called dry farming - once the order of the day in California ' s Central Valley - is once again drawing the interest of some of the region ' s farmers . once again What has changed that there is a resurgence now? 24 26 -271 1 A centuries - old farming technique called dry farming - once the order of the day in California ' s Central Valley - is once again drawing the interest of some of the region ' s farmers . once the order of the day Why did it ever fall out of favor? 10 16 -271 1 A centuries - old farming technique called dry farming - once the order of the day in California ' s Central Valley - is once again drawing the interest of some of the region ' s farmers . some of the region ' s farmers Why only some, and which ones? 30 37 -271 1 A centuries - old farming technique called dry farming - once the order of the day in California ' s Central Valley - is once again drawing the interest of some of the region ' s farmers . dry farming What is dry farming? 7 9 -271 2 The technique is as simple as it is risky . risky How is it risky? 8 9 -271 2 The technique is as simple as it is risky . risky why is it risky? 8 9 -271 2 The technique is as simple as it is risky . risky What are the risks? 8 9 -271 2 The technique is as simple as it is risky . simple as it is risky Why is it simple and risky? 4 9 -271 3 Dry farming relies solely on rainwater to keep crops growing throughout a dry season . Dry farming why is this technique used? 0 2 -271 3 Dry farming relies solely on rainwater to keep crops growing throughout a dry season . solely on rainwater How does this work, when the rainy season is so short? 3 6 -271 4 Used for centuries in the Mediterranean region to grow crops like olives and grapes , the technique is not for the faint of heart . the technique is not for the faint of heart Why is it not for the faint of heart? 15 24 -271 4 Used for centuries in the Mediterranean region to grow crops like olives and grapes , the technique is not for the faint of heart . grapes , the technique is not why use it then? 13 19 -271 4 Used for centuries in the Mediterranean region to grow crops like olives and grapes , the technique is not for the faint of heart . faint of heart Why isn't it for the faint of heart? 21 24 -271 5 A year with a dry winter can devastate crop output and put an onerous dent in a farmer ' s wallet . dry winter What exactly constitutes as a \"dry winter\"? No rain at all? only a little rain? 4 6 -272 1 PALM BEACH , Fla . - Early one Saturday in August 1992 , South Floridians discovered they had 48 hours to brace for , or flee , the newly formed Andrew , which would become one of the nation ' s most infamous hurricanes . Andrew , What category was it at that time? 30 32 -272 1 PALM BEACH , Fla . - Early one Saturday in August 1992 , South Floridians discovered they had 48 hours to brace for , or flee , the newly formed Andrew , which would become one of the nation ' s most infamous hurricanes . hurricanes how many do they get? 43 44 -272 1 PALM BEACH , Fla . - Early one Saturday in August 1992 , South Floridians discovered they had 48 hours to brace for , or flee , the newly formed Andrew , which would become one of the nation ' s most infamous hurricanes . brace Why did they not make it mandatory to evacuate? 21 22 -272 1 PALM BEACH , Fla . - Early one Saturday in August 1992 , South Floridians discovered they had 48 hours to brace for , or flee , the newly formed Andrew , which would become one of the nation ' s most infamous hurricanes . infamous Why is Andrew so infamous? 42 43 -272 2 Oklahomans got all of 16 minutes before Monday ' s tornado . 16 Does Oklahoma have a tornado siren? 4 5 -272 2 Oklahomans got all of 16 minutes before Monday ' s tornado . minutes Why did they only get 16 minutes of warning? 5 6 -272 3 And that was more time than most past twisters have allowed . past twisters how much less time? 7 9 -272 3 And that was more time than most past twisters have allowed . more Do people usually have more time to prepare? 3 4 -272 3 And that was more time than most past twisters have allowed . more Why is there so little time? 3 4 -272 4 In the grim parlor game of " choose your poison , " Floridians debate with their tornado - weary friends and family about which disaster they ' d rather have . parlor game what is a parlor game? 3 5 -272 4 In the grim parlor game of " choose your poison , " Floridians debate with their tornado - weary friends and family about which disaster they ' d rather have . disaster What are their choices? 24 25 -272 4 In the grim parlor game of " choose your poison , " Floridians debate with their tornado - weary friends and family about which disaster they ' d rather have . parlor What is a parlor game? 3 4 -272 5 Hurricanes have a lot of cons : sustained , devastating winds , vicious storm surges and damage over a wider area . cons : What are \"cons\"? 5 7 -273 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - Crippled in space , the Kepler spacecraft ' s planet - hunting days are likely over . planet - hunting days are likely over Why is it over? 15 22 -273 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - Crippled in space , the Kepler spacecraft ' s planet - hunting days are likely over . Crippled What is exactly meant by crippled? 6 7 -273 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - Crippled in space , the Kepler spacecraft ' s planet - hunting days are likely over . Crippled in space , Why is the Kepler crippled in space? 6 10 -273 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - Crippled in space , the Kepler spacecraft ' s planet - hunting days are likely over . likely over Why is the lifetime ending? 20 22 -273 2 But its discoveries may be yet to come . discoveries may be yet to come What discoveries? 2 8 -273 2 But its discoveries may be yet to come . discoveries What discoveries have been made so far/ 2 3 -273 2 But its discoveries may be yet to come . may be yet to come How will the Kepler continue to make discoveries? 3 8 -273 2 But its discoveries may be yet to come . come How are more discoveries still coming? 7 8 -273 3 Scientists have only begun to dig through its vast trove of data , where proof of another Earth - like planet may be hiding . another Earth - like planet may be hiding What is this planet called? 16 24 -273 3 Scientists have only begun to dig through its vast trove of data , where proof of another Earth - like planet may be hiding . data , How much data has been collected so far? 11 13 -273 3 Scientists have only begun to dig through its vast trove of data , where proof of another Earth - like planet may be hiding . Scientists have only begun Who are the scientists? 0 4 -273 4 " The signals are there , in the data we have now - we have to search for them , " said William Borucki , a space scientist at NASA ' s Ames Research Center in Mountain View , California , and the Kepler mission ' s principal investigator . " The signals are there , in the data we have now What signals are they? 0 12 -273 4 " The signals are there , in the data we have now - we have to search for them , " said William Borucki , a space scientist at NASA ' s Ames Research Center in Mountain View , California , and the Kepler mission ' s principal investigator . data Are the all the data collected in the foerm of signals? 8 9 -273 4 " The signals are there , in the data we have now - we have to search for them , " said William Borucki , a space scientist at NASA ' s Ames Research Center in Mountain View , California , and the Kepler mission ' s principal investigator . we have to search for them , " How will researchers search for the data? 13 21 -273 5 For the past four years , the $ 600 million Kepler has been a prolific planet detector from its lonely orbit , fixing its meter - wide lens , a photometer , on stars to detect the subtle dimming that occurs every time a planet passes in front of - or " transits " - its sun . the $ 600 million Kepler What is the Kepler? 6 11 -273 5 For the past four years , the $ 600 million Kepler has been a prolific planet detector from its lonely orbit , fixing its meter - wide lens , a photometer , on stars to detect the subtle dimming that occurs every time a planet passes in front of - or " transits " - its sun . stars How fr away are these stars? 33 34 -274 1 SEATTLE - Suicide stalks Indian Country , claiming more lives of native youth than those in any other population , not only in Washington state , but nationally . claiming more lives of native youth than Why is the suicide rate so high in Indian Country? 7 14 -274 1 SEATTLE - Suicide stalks Indian Country , claiming more lives of native youth than those in any other population , not only in Washington state , but nationally . native youth Why is the youth population being affected more than other populations? 11 13 -274 1 SEATTLE - Suicide stalks Indian Country , claiming more lives of native youth than those in any other population , not only in Washington state , but nationally . Suicide stalks why so high there? 2 4 -274 2 State Department of Health statistics released this month show that in Washington , the rate of suicide among native youth from 10 to 24 years old was more than double the rate of any other ethnic population . month What month is being referred to? 7 8 -274 2 State Department of Health statistics released this month show that in Washington , the rate of suicide among native youth from 10 to 24 years old was more than double the rate of any other ethnic population . double the rate What is the cause of this increase? 29 32 -274 2 State Department of Health statistics released this month show that in Washington , the rate of suicide among native youth from 10 to 24 years old was more than double the rate of any other ethnic population . ethnic population which ethnicity are they? 35 37 -274 3 Tribes are fighting back . At the Lummi Nation , tribal leaders last year enhanced a long - standing social services program with a youth suicide prevention component . tribal leaders last year Which tribal leaders? 10 14 -274 3 Tribes are fighting back . At the Lummi Nation , tribal leaders last year enhanced a long - standing social services program with a youth suicide prevention component . Tribes are fighting back How are the tribes fighting back? 0 4 -274 4 The Colville , Spokane and Yakama tribesalso are utilizing prevention grants and training through the Native Aspirations Program . Native Aspirations Program What does the Native Aspirations Program do? 15 18 -274 4 The Colville , Spokane and Yakama tribesalso are utilizing prevention grants and training through the Native Aspirations Program . prevention grants How much money is being allocated for the training? 9 11 -274 4 The Colville , Spokane and Yakama tribesalso are utilizing prevention grants and training through the Native Aspirations Program . Colville , where is colville? 1 3 -274 5 The Spokane - based program for the past five years has helped 65 tribes across the country combat suicide , the second - biggest killer of native youth , after accidents . has helped 65 tribes across the country How has the program helped the 65 tribes? 10 17 -274 5 The Spokane - based program for the past five years has helped 65 tribes across the country combat suicide , the second - biggest killer of native youth , after accidents . second - biggest killer of native youth , What is the biggest killer of native youth? 21 29 -274 5 The Spokane - based program for the past five years has helped 65 tribes across the country combat suicide , the second - biggest killer of native youth , after accidents . helped 65 tribes Is there any evidence that has been shown to prove that the grant has helped the tribes? 11 14 -275 1 MALAM JABBA , Pakistan - Boys in tattered coats schuss down Malam Jabba ' s powdery slope on homemade pine skis . powdery slope on homemade pine skis . Why did they schuss down Malam Jabba's powdery slope on homemade pine skis? 15 22 -275 1 MALAM JABBA , Pakistan - Boys in tattered coats schuss down Malam Jabba ' s powdery slope on homemade pine skis . homemade pine skis Why are boys using homemade skis? 18 21 -275 3 Bamboo sticks serve as poles . A few hundred yards away , jobless men trudge to the top of a snowy ridge to scavenge scrap metal from the mounds of rubble at what was long the country ' s only ski resort , a posh winter getaway that drew moneyed businessmen and European diplomats to this rugged northwestern region known as " the Switzerland of Pakistan " . what was long the country ' s only ski resort , What happened to have it go out of business? 32 43 -275 3 Bamboo sticks serve as poles . A few hundred yards away , jobless men trudge to the top of a snowy ridge to scavenge scrap metal from the mounds of rubble at what was long the country ' s only ski resort , a posh winter getaway that drew moneyed businessmen and European diplomats to this rugged northwestern region known as " the Switzerland of Pakistan " . " the Switzerland of Pakistan " . How long has such diversity gone on in the Switzerland of Pakistan? 61 68 -275 4 That changed five years ago , when the Taliban temporarily took control of the Swat Valley . Taliban temporarily took control How did the Taliban temporarily take control of the Swat Valley? 8 12 -275 4 That changed five years ago , when the Taliban temporarily took control of the Swat Valley . when the Taliban temporarily took control How did the Taliban take control of the valley? 6 12 -275 5 During its brutal reign in the shadow of the white - capped peaks of the Hindu Kush mountains , the Islamist militant group beheaded those it viewed as opponents , burned down schools and forbade girls to attend classes . burned down schools Why did the Taliban burn down schools? 30 33 -276 1 WASHINGTON - It began as an irresistible story : a flea market find in the West Virginia panhandle of a tiny , long - forgotten painting by a French master . West Virginia panhandle WHERE IS THAT? 15 18 -276 1 WASHINGTON - It began as an irresistible story : a flea market find in the West Virginia panhandle of a tiny , long - forgotten painting by a French master . French master Which french painter? 28 30 -276 1 WASHINGTON - It began as an irresistible story : a flea market find in the West Virginia panhandle of a tiny , long - forgotten painting by a French master . West Virginia panhandle Where in the West Virginia panhandle? 15 18 -276 2 The back story was equally irresistible : Impressionist artist Pierre - Auguste Renoir was at lunch in Paris by the Seine River in 1879 with his mistress when he grabbed a linen napkin and used it to paint her a keepsake . Impressionist artist Pierre - Auguste is that a painter? 7 12 -276 2 The back story was equally irresistible : Impressionist artist Pierre - Auguste Renoir was at lunch in Paris by the Seine River in 1879 with his mistress when he grabbed a linen napkin and used it to paint her a keepsake . used it to paint her a keepsake How did he paint with a napkin? 34 41 -276 2 The back story was equally irresistible : Impressionist artist Pierre - Auguste Renoir was at lunch in Paris by the Seine River in 1879 with his mistress when he grabbed a linen napkin and used it to paint her a keepsake . mistress Who was his mistress? 26 27 -276 3 Since the announcement last September that the painting - " Paysage Bords de Seine , " or " On the Shore of the Seine " - bought in a $ 7 box of knickknacks was being put up for auction in Alexandria , Virginia , an intriguing mystery has unfolded with an assortment of characters . unfolded what type of mystery? 49 50 -276 3 Since the announcement last September that the painting - " Paysage Bords de Seine , " or " On the Shore of the Seine " - bought in a $ 7 box of knickknacks was being put up for auction in Alexandria , Virginia , an intriguing mystery has unfolded with an assortment of characters . assortment of characters Who are the characters involved? 52 55 -276 4 A dowager art collector , perplexed museum officials , the insistent buyer and the FBI all have become part of the tale that appeals to a sense that , like the hopeful people who empty their closets for " Antiques Roadshow , " gems lie hidden among the everyday , just waiting to be revealed . dowager what is a dowager? 1 2 -276 4 A dowager art collector , perplexed museum officials , the insistent buyer and the FBI all have become part of the tale that appeals to a sense that , like the hopeful people who empty their closets for " Antiques Roadshow , " gems lie hidden among the everyday , just waiting to be revealed . " Antiques Roadshow , " What is Antiques Roadshow? Everyone may not know. 38 43 -277 1 By springtime , a lot of high school seniors are cruising to the end of school . cruising How exactly are the high school seniors \"cruising?\" 10 11 -277 1 By springtime , a lot of high school seniors are cruising to the end of school . cruising Does this mean not working as hard at school? Or do teachers/schools ease up on them as they get closer? 10 11 -277 1 By springtime , a lot of high school seniors are cruising to the end of school . cruising cruising in a car? 10 11 -277 2 Maceo Rucker - Shivers can ' t afford to join them . can ' t afford Why can't this individual cruise? 4 8 -277 2 Maceo Rucker - Shivers can ' t afford to join them . can ' t Why can't Maceo Rucker-Shivers join the other seniors? 4 7 -277 2 Maceo Rucker - Shivers can ' t afford to join them . Maceo Rucker - Shivers who is he? 0 4 -277 3 His class work at Olympic High School ' s math / science school in Charlotte , N . C . , and his after - school job at nearby Bosch Rexroth Corp . are preparing him for work as a machinist technician . preparing How is his class work and after-school job preparing him? 34 35 -277 3 His class work at Olympic High School ' s math / science school in Charlotte , N . C . , and his after - school job at nearby Bosch Rexroth Corp . are preparing him for work as a machinist technician . His class work Is he a senior? 0 3 -277 4 His supervisors at the German company are watching to see whether his skills and work ethic justify paying his tuition at community college after graduation . paying his tuition How common is this scenario in this area? 17 20 -277 4 His supervisors at the German company are watching to see whether his skills and work ethic justify paying his tuition at community college after graduation . watching Does this company pay for other students' tuitions? 7 8 -277 4 His supervisors at the German company are watching to see whether his skills and work ethic justify paying his tuition at community college after graduation . paying his tuition they cant get him into a university? 17 20 -277 5 " You have to bring your A - game every day , " Rucker - Shivers said . bring your A - game Why is the program so competitive? 4 9 -277 5 " You have to bring your A - game every day , " Rucker - Shivers said . Rucker - Shivers How has Rucker-Shivers been showing his supervisors that he is a hard worker? 13 16 -277 5 " You have to bring your A - game every day , " Rucker - Shivers said . A - game How does this relate to high school performance? 6 9 -277 5 " You have to bring your A - game every day , " Rucker - Shivers said . A - game is he able to bring it? 6 9 -278 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - Scheming to rearrange the heavens , scientists are busy planning how to pluck , push and park a spinning asteroid between here and the moon . Scheming to rearrange the heavens , Why are scientists scheming? 6 12 -278 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - Scheming to rearrange the heavens , scientists are busy planning how to pluck , push and park a spinning asteroid between here and the moon . scientists are busy planning What scientists are working on this? 12 16 -278 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - Scheming to rearrange the heavens , scientists are busy planning how to pluck , push and park a spinning asteroid between here and the moon . scientists are busy Who are the scientists? 12 15 -278 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - Scheming to rearrange the heavens , scientists are busy planning how to pluck , push and park a spinning asteroid between here and the moon . spinning asteroid why is it spinning? 24 26 -278 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - Scheming to rearrange the heavens , scientists are busy planning how to pluck , push and park a spinning asteroid between here and the moon . pluck , push and park Why do scientists want to pluck, push and park a spinning asteroid? 18 23 -278 2 While most of us hope to dodge space rocks , NASA has unveiled an ambitious , $ 105 million plan to build a spaceship to drag one closer to Earth . $ 105 million plan Who pays for this budget? 16 20 -278 3 It ' s the Space Age equivalent of bringing the mountain to Muhammad and a first step in our future voyage to Mars . first step in our future voyage to Mars Is there a timeline to get to Mars? 15 23 -278 3 It ' s the Space Age equivalent of bringing the mountain to Muhammad and a first step in our future voyage to Mars . mountain to Muhammad which mountain was that? 10 13 -278 4 " Our goal is to go out there and rendezvous - then get it into the hands of the people who can understand it , " said David Korsmeyer , director of the Engineering Directorate at Mountain View , Calif . ' s NASA Ames Research Center , which will contribute to the project . goal is to go out there and rendezvous Why is the goal to rendezvous? 2 10 -278 4 " Our goal is to go out there and rendezvous - then get it into the hands of the people who can understand it , " said David Korsmeyer , director of the Engineering Directorate at Mountain View , Calif . ' s NASA Ames Research Center , which will contribute to the project . which will contribute to the project How will NASA Ames Research Center contribute? 48 54 -278 5 Asteroids command our respect because a big one could play us like a billiard ball . big one What constitutes a large asteroid? 6 8 -278 5 Asteroids command our respect because a big one could play us like a billiard ball . billiard ball would we go in a pocket? 13 15 -278 5 Asteroids command our respect because a big one could play us like a billiard ball . play us How could an asteroid play us like a billiard ball? 9 11 -279 1 WASHINGTON - Jay - Z and Beyonce ' s controversial trip to Cuba four weeks ago has stoked public interest in traveling to the forbidden island , prompting more Americans to seek similar " people - to - people " culture tours . Jay - Z and Beyonce ' s controversial trip to Cuba Why is their trip controversial? 2 13 -279 1 WASHINGTON - Jay - Z and Beyonce ' s controversial trip to Cuba four weeks ago has stoked public interest in traveling to the forbidden island , prompting more Americans to seek similar " people - to - people " culture tours . controversial trip Why was their trip controversial? 9 11 -279 1 WASHINGTON - Jay - Z and Beyonce ' s controversial trip to Cuba four weeks ago has stoked public interest in traveling to the forbidden island , prompting more Americans to seek similar " people - to - people " culture tours . " people - to - people " culture tours What are people-to-people culture tours? 33 42 -279 1 WASHINGTON - Jay - Z and Beyonce ' s controversial trip to Cuba four weeks ago has stoked public interest in traveling to the forbidden island , prompting more Americans to seek similar " people - to - people " culture tours . stoked Why did their trip stoke public interest? 17 18 -279 1 WASHINGTON - Jay - Z and Beyonce ' s controversial trip to Cuba four weeks ago has stoked public interest in traveling to the forbidden island , prompting more Americans to seek similar " people - to - people " culture tours . Jay - Z and Beyonce ' s controversial trip to Cuba Why was this trip considered controversial? 2 13 -279 1 WASHINGTON - Jay - Z and Beyonce ' s controversial trip to Cuba four weeks ago has stoked public interest in traveling to the forbidden island , prompting more Americans to seek similar " people - to - people " culture tours . traveling to the forbidden island , Why is Cuba considered forbidden? 21 27 -279 1 WASHINGTON - Jay - Z and Beyonce ' s controversial trip to Cuba four weeks ago has stoked public interest in traveling to the forbidden island , prompting more Americans to seek similar " people - to - people " culture tours . controversial trip Why was the trip controversial? 9 11 -279 2 Insight Cuba , the first and largest of the Cuba tour groups , estimates that public inquiries and bookings have grown by 10 percent to 15 percent since Jay - Z and Beyonce ' s tour in early April . public inquiries and bookings How are these inquiries and bookings being made? 15 19 -279 2 Insight Cuba , the first and largest of the Cuba tour groups , estimates that public inquiries and bookings have grown by 10 percent to 15 percent since Jay - Z and Beyonce ' s tour in early April . the first Why have there not been tour groups in the past? 3 5 -279 3 " It ' s had a huge impact . Everything from our call center to our website to our blog to our Facebook page just lit up , " said Tom Popper , president of Insight Cuba . " It ' s had a huge impact How do they know it was specifically Jay-Z and Beyoncé's trip? 0 8 -279 3 " It ' s had a huge impact . Everything from our call center to our website to our blog to our Facebook page just lit up , " said Tom Popper , president of Insight Cuba . impact Why has the tour have a huge impact? 7 8 -279 4 " People were Googling it and curious . " People were Googling it and curious According to who? 0 7 -279 4 " People were Googling it and curious . Googling Why were people Googling the tour? 3 4 -279 5 The debate got heightened , and also people ' s awareness of this kind of tour was heightened " . debate Why did the debate get heightened? 1 2 -279 5 The debate got heightened , and also people ' s awareness of this kind of tour was heightened " . The debate got heightened , What is the nature of this debate? 0 5 -279 5 The debate got heightened , and also people ' s awareness of this kind of tour was heightened " . The debate Why is there a debate about a tour group? 0 2 -280 1 HUNTINGTON BEACH , Calif . - " Yeehaw ! " the sport fishermen yelled when they saw the fins slice the gray channel water off Huntington Beach . the sport fishermen Who is the sport fisherman? 10 13 -280 1 HUNTINGTON BEACH , Calif . - " Yeehaw ! " the sport fishermen yelled when they saw the fins slice the gray channel water off Huntington Beach . " Yeehaw ! " the sport Why is \"yeehaw\" a sport? 6 12 -280 1 HUNTINGTON BEACH , Calif . - " Yeehaw ! " the sport fishermen yelled when they saw the fins slice the gray channel water off Huntington Beach . " Yeehaw ! " why were they yelling? 6 10 -280 2 The chum of chopped mackerel and sardines had worked . had worked . Why did it work? 7 10 -280 2 The chum of chopped mackerel and sardines had worked . had worked How was it used? 7 9 -280 2 The chum of chopped mackerel and sardines had worked . chum what is a chum? 1 2 -280 3 The fight was on - and so were the cameras . The fight was on Who was the fight between? 0 4 -280 3 The fight was on - and so were the cameras . fight which fight? 1 2 -280 4 The six men had motored out in the June gloom Monday morning for more than a day of fun . The six men Who were the six men? 0 3 -280 4 The six men had motored out in the June gloom Monday morning for more than a day of fun . more than a day Are the men staying on water for days at a time? 13 17 -280 4 The six men had motored out in the June gloom Monday morning for more than a day of fun . motored out What is their destination? 4 6 -280 5 They were filming a reality show called " The Professionals " for the Outdoor Channel . They were filming WHO WAS FILMING? 0 3 -280 5 They were filming a reality show called " The Professionals " for the Outdoor Channel . " The Professionals " What is the reality show about? 7 11 -281 1 ISTANBUL - Turkish police fired tear gas at a group of about 10 , 000 anti - government protesters who had rallied again Tuesday night in Istanbul ' s Taksim Square , witnesses said , hours after authorities ' latest try at clearing the square . Istanbul ' s Taksim Square , Why were protesters rallying here? 26 32 -281 1 ISTANBUL - Turkish police fired tear gas at a group of about 10 , 000 anti - government protesters who had rallied again Tuesday night in Istanbul ' s Taksim Square , witnesses said , hours after authorities ' latest try at clearing the square . anti - government protesters Why were the protestors protesting against the government? 15 19 -281 1 ISTANBUL - Turkish police fired tear gas at a group of about 10 , 000 anti - government protesters who had rallied again Tuesday night in Istanbul ' s Taksim Square , witnesses said , hours after authorities ' latest try at clearing the square . Taksim Square , with the big mosque? 29 32 -281 1 ISTANBUL - Turkish police fired tear gas at a group of about 10 , 000 anti - government protesters who had rallied again Tuesday night in Istanbul ' s Taksim Square , witnesses said , hours after authorities ' latest try at clearing the square . 10 , 000 anti - government protesters Why are they protesting? 12 19 -281 1 ISTANBUL - Turkish police fired tear gas at a group of about 10 , 000 anti - government protesters who had rallied again Tuesday night in Istanbul ' s Taksim Square , witnesses said , hours after authorities ' latest try at clearing the square . Turkish police fired tear gas Why did they fire tear gas? 2 7 -281 2 The action came after numerous arrests and injuries were reported when police and anti - government protesters clashed Tuesday morning in the square , with authorities deploying tear gas , water cannon and armored vehicles to clear demonstrators . injuries What kind of injuries were experienced by the protesters? 7 8 -281 2 The action came after numerous arrests and injuries were reported when police and anti - government protesters clashed Tuesday morning in the square , with authorities deploying tear gas , water cannon and armored vehicles to clear demonstrators . numerous arrests and injuries How many were arrested and injured? 4 8 -281 3 Police had moved in from the city ' s Besiktas district in the early morning , when only a few thousand demonstrators remained on the square after more than a week of occupation . week of occupation when will they leave? 30 33 -281 3 Police had moved in from the city ' s Besiktas district in the early morning , when only a few thousand demonstrators remained on the square after more than a week of occupation . Besiktas Where is the Besiktas district? 9 10 -281 4 Istanbul ' s Taksim Square has become the center of recent anti - government protests , which started as a demonstration against a building project in the square ' s Gezi Park but have since grown into widespread condemnation of the government ' s conservative policies . building project What was offensive about the building project? 23 25 -281 4 Istanbul ' s Taksim Square has become the center of recent anti - government protests , which started as a demonstration against a building project in the square ' s Gezi Park but have since grown into widespread condemnation of the government ' s conservative policies . demonstration against a building project Why were they protesting this building project? 20 25 -281 4 Istanbul ' s Taksim Square has become the center of recent anti - government protests , which started as a demonstration against a building project in the square ' s Gezi Park but have since grown into widespread condemnation of the government ' s conservative policies . government ' s conservative what are the government's policies? 41 45 -281 5 Although many of the protesters scattered after the morning clash , many reconnected online and vowed to return . reconnected online on which website? 12 14 -282 1 With tornadoes , advance warning comes down to minutes . comes down to minutes Are there any current efforts aimed at improving the warning time? 5 9 -282 2 In Moore , Oklahoma , on May 20 , it was 16 minutes . In Moore , Oklahoma , on May 20 , What was the size of this tornado? 0 9 -282 2 In Moore , Oklahoma , on May 20 , it was 16 minutes . on May 20 , What was the year this took place? 5 9 -282 3 In Newcastle , to the southwest , nearest where the deadly mile - wide tornado that killed 24 people first formed , it was five minutes . deadly mile - wide tornado How long did the tornado last? 10 15 -282 3 In Newcastle , to the southwest , nearest where the deadly mile - wide tornado that killed 24 people first formed , it was five minutes . In Newcastle , How much distance did the tornado travel? 0 3 -282 4 Tornadoes used to strike without any warning . used to strike without any warning When did that change? 1 7 -282 4 Tornadoes used to strike without any warning . used to strike How has technology and predictably improved over time? 1 4 -282 5 Since the 1970s , meteorologists have worked to bring the average warning time up to 13 minutes . meteorologists have worked Which meteorologists? 4 7 -282 5 Since the 1970s , meteorologists have worked to bring the average warning time up to 13 minutes . meteorologists have worked How many meteorologists have lost their lives in this effort? 4 7 -282 5 Since the 1970s , meteorologists have worked to bring the average warning time up to 13 minutes . meteorologists have worked What have they done to bring the time up? 4 7 -282 5 Since the 1970s , meteorologists have worked to bring the average warning time up to 13 minutes . have worked What measures are being taken? 5 7 -283 1 WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court ruled Thursday that naturally occurring human genes may not be patented , potentially opening up commercial and scientific terrain to more freewheeling exploration . freewheeling exploration What constitutes freewheeling exploration? 26 28 -283 1 WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court ruled Thursday that naturally occurring human genes may not be patented , potentially opening up commercial and scientific terrain to more freewheeling exploration . may not be patented , Why may they not be patented? 12 17 -283 1 WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court ruled Thursday that naturally occurring human genes may not be patented , potentially opening up commercial and scientific terrain to more freewheeling exploration . patented , Why would someone want to patent a natural human gene? 15 17 -283 2 In a unanimous decision that is a mixed bag for the multibillion - dollar pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries , the court distinguished between genes found in the human body and those created in the lab . mixed bag for the multibillion - dollar What aspects of the decision are a mixed bag? 7 14 -283 2 In a unanimous decision that is a mixed bag for the multibillion - dollar pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries , the court distinguished between genes found in the human body and those created in the lab . pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries , Which companies were the major players affected? 14 19 -283 2 In a unanimous decision that is a mixed bag for the multibillion - dollar pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries , the court distinguished between genes found in the human body and those created in the lab . mixed How can this decision give both advantages and disadvantages to pharmaceutical companies? 7 8 -283 3 " A naturally occurring DNA segment is a product of nature and not patent eligible merely because it has been isolated , " Justice Clarence Thomas wrote for the court . not patent eligible What are the usual standards for patents? 12 15 -283 3 " A naturally occurring DNA segment is a product of nature and not patent eligible merely because it has been isolated , " Justice Clarence Thomas wrote for the court . Thomas Which other justices agreed with Justice Thomas's decision? 25 26 -283 4 At the same time , Thomas and his fellow justices determined that so - called " complementary DNA , " which is synthetic , is " patent eligible because it is not naturally occurring " . " complementary DNA , " How does something qualify as complementary DNA? 15 20 -283 4 At the same time , Thomas and his fellow justices determined that so - called " complementary DNA , " which is synthetic , is " patent eligible because it is not naturally occurring " . naturally occurring " How does one legally distinguish natural and unnatural? 32 35 -283 4 At the same time , Thomas and his fellow justices determined that so - called " complementary DNA , " which is synthetic , is " patent eligible because it is not naturally occurring " . " complementary What is the definition of \"complementary DNA\"? 15 17 -283 5 The 18 - page decision in the closely watched case rejects several patent claims filed by a Utah - based company called Myriad Genetics . closely watched case Who was closely watching this case? 7 10 -283 5 The 18 - page decision in the closely watched case rejects several patent claims filed by a Utah - based company called Myriad Genetics . patent claims What is the background patent that was originally filed? 12 14 -283 5 The 18 - page decision in the closely watched case rejects several patent claims filed by a Utah - based company called Myriad Genetics . several What DNA was Myriad Genetics attempting to patent? 11 12 -284 1 LOS ANGELES - Heading the ball is a key soccer skill , but a new study finds that players who headed the ball frequently were more likely to suffer brain injury and damage their memory than players who were a little less headstrong , so to speak . ANGELES - Heading the ball is a key soccer skill , Why is heading the ball a key skill? 1 12 -284 1 LOS ANGELES - Heading the ball is a key soccer skill , but a new study finds that players who headed the ball frequently were more likely to suffer brain injury and damage their memory than players who were a little less headstrong , so to speak . a new study What was the study? Who put the study on? 13 16 -284 2 While sports like football and ice hockey garner most of the attention when it comes to concussions and other forms of traumatic brain injury , or TBI , soccer is an intense physical sport for which the head can be as important as the foot . garner most of the attention Why do other sports garner more attention for TBI? 7 12 -284 3 But since research hasn ' t linked heading to concussions , players , coaches and medical professionals have generally stayed on the sidelines with regard to its health risks . stayed on the sidelines How do they stay on the sidelines? 19 23 -284 3 But since research hasn ' t linked heading to concussions , players , coaches and medical professionals have generally stayed on the sidelines with regard to its health risks . research hasn ' t linked What research? Sources? 2 7 -284 4 " For many people , it ' s beyond belief that minor injuries could be a problem , " said Dr . Michael Lipton , a neuroradiologist at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York City and lead author of the study published online Tuesday by the journal Radiology . many people , it ' s beyond belief Why are these injuries beyond belief for many people? 2 10 -284 4 " For many people , it ' s beyond belief that minor injuries could be a problem , " said Dr . Michael Lipton , a neuroradiologist at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York City and lead author of the study published online Tuesday by the journal Radiology . belief Why is it beyond belief? 9 10 -284 5 Lipton said he hasn ' t headed a ball himself since he played youth soccer . hasn ' t Why hasn't Lipton headed a ball for so long? 3 6 -284 5 Lipton said he hasn ' t headed a ball himself since he played youth soccer . since he played youth soccer How long ago was that? 10 15 -285 1 WASHINGTON - Cargill Inc . CEO Greg Page never used the words " child labor " in the 30 - minute keynote address he delivered earlier this month to the World Cocoa Foundation . keynote address What was the subject of the keynote address? 21 23 -285 1 WASHINGTON - Cargill Inc . CEO Greg Page never used the words " child labor " in the 30 - minute keynote address he delivered earlier this month to the World Cocoa Foundation . " child How is CEO Greg Page associated with \"child labor?\" 12 14 -285 1 WASHINGTON - Cargill Inc . CEO Greg Page never used the words " child labor " in the 30 - minute keynote address he delivered earlier this month to the World Cocoa Foundation . " child labor " SHOULD he have?? 12 16 -285 2 Instead , he talked at length about " sustainability " . " sustainability " Sustainability of what? 7 10 -285 2 Instead , he talked at length about " sustainability " . " sustainability " Was Greg Page rumored to using child labor? 7 10 -285 3 That term has become code for big cocoa players like Cargill that are trying to stop child labor abuses on cocoa farms while keeping production of a lucrative foodstuff viable . abuses There are no laws or regulations that protect people against abuse? 18 19 -285 4 Government and media reports of kids forced to drop out of school - or worse , abducted and made to work without pay - have dogged the cocoa industry for more than a decade . reports Why was nothing done about this? 3 4 -285 4 Government and media reports of kids forced to drop out of school - or worse , abducted and made to work without pay - have dogged the cocoa industry for more than a decade . forced Who is doing the forcing? And, for that matter, the abducting? 6 7 -285 5 Surveys by Tulane University researchers have documented many corporate - backed attempts to alleviate child labor issues . Surveys How often are the surveys done? 0 1 -285 5 Surveys by Tulane University researchers have documented many corporate - backed attempts to alleviate child labor issues . attempts What kind of corporate-backed attempts are there? 11 12 -285 5 Surveys by Tulane University researchers have documented many corporate - backed attempts to alleviate child labor issues . alleviate This sounds intentionally vague, as if the corporations want to look like they're trying without actually doing anything. (Sorry, not a question!) 13 14 -286 1 CHICAGO - When the Chicago Blackhawks take to the ice , Michelle Secor is dressed in her team paraphernalia and closely watching every faceoff , power play and goal , she said . closely watching every faceoff , Where is Michelle Secor watching closely from? (i.e., from her tv or live at the game?) 20 25 -286 1 CHICAGO - When the Chicago Blackhawks take to the ice , Michelle Secor is dressed in her team paraphernalia and closely watching every faceoff , power play and goal , she said . Michelle Secor Who is Michelle Secor? 11 13 -286 1 CHICAGO - When the Chicago Blackhawks take to the ice , Michelle Secor is dressed in her team paraphernalia and closely watching every faceoff , power play and goal , she said . Chicago Blackhawks take to the ice , Who will the Chicago Blackhawks be playing against? 4 11 -286 1 CHICAGO - When the Chicago Blackhawks take to the ice , Michelle Secor is dressed in her team paraphernalia and closely watching every faceoff , power play and goal , she said . she said who did she say it to? 30 32 -286 2 " I was born and raised on the South Side so I have to cheer for our home teams , " Secor said as she took a break from watching the Stanley Cup finals in a Bridgeport bar last week . home teams , " Who is your home team? 17 21 -286 2 " I was born and raised on the South Side so I have to cheer for our home teams , " Secor said as she took a break from watching the Stanley Cup finals in a Bridgeport bar last week . Bridgeport bar last week What was the name of the bar? 36 40 -286 2 " I was born and raised on the South Side so I have to cheer for our home teams , " Secor said as she took a break from watching the Stanley Cup finals in a Bridgeport bar last week . Bridgeport bar is that in chicago? 36 38 -286 2 " I was born and raised on the South Side so I have to cheer for our home teams , " Secor said as she took a break from watching the Stanley Cup finals in a Bridgeport bar last week . South Side What city is she referring to? 8 10 -286 3 " Bulls . Bears . Hawks . I was born into this " . born into this " What were you born into? 9 13 -286 4 Secor , 46 , who is of Mexican descent , is one of a small but growing number of minorities who have become hooked on hockey . become hooked on hockey What made you become hooked on hockey? 22 26 -286 4 Secor , 46 , who is of Mexican descent , is one of a small but growing number of minorities who have become hooked on hockey . hooked on hockey What is the most exciting part of a hockey game to Michelle? 23 26 -286 4 Secor , 46 , who is of Mexican descent , is one of a small but growing number of minorities who have become hooked on hockey . of Mexican descent , why does this matter? 6 10 -286 4 Secor , 46 , who is of Mexican descent , is one of a small but growing number of minorities who have become hooked on hockey . small but growing What are the numbers in hockey viewership related to minorities? 14 17 -286 5 And although she only started watching the games in recent years , she ' s devoted to the sport , she said . she ' s devoted to the sport , What sport is she devoted to? 12 20 -287 1 KABUL , Afghanistan Mohammad Aziz Ayob adjusts his Boy Scout scarf , leans over and settles a sapling into the dry Kabul soil as two NATO helicopters pass overhead , the clack - clack of their blades echoing off the neighboring mountains . sapling What is a sapling? 17 18 -287 1 KABUL , Afghanistan Mohammad Aziz Ayob adjusts his Boy Scout scarf , leans over and settles a sapling into the dry Kabul soil as two NATO helicopters pass overhead , the clack - clack of their blades echoing off the neighboring mountains . sapling What is a sapling? 17 18 -287 2 Bobbing green shirts and matching caps may seem a bit incongruous in a war zone , but organizers of Afghanistan ' s nascent Scouting program say its emphasis on community service and self - reliance is sorely needed in a society scarred by decades of violence . society scarred by decades of violence Why has the society been ravaged by violence? 40 46 -287 2 Bobbing green shirts and matching caps may seem a bit incongruous in a war zone , but organizers of Afghanistan ' s nascent Scouting program say its emphasis on community service and self - reliance is sorely needed in a society scarred by decades of violence . nascent What does the word 'nascent' mean? 22 23 -287 2 Bobbing green shirts and matching caps may seem a bit incongruous in a war zone , but organizers of Afghanistan ' s nascent Scouting program say its emphasis on community service and self - reliance is sorely needed in a society scarred by decades of violence . nascent What is the meaning of nascent? 22 23 -287 2 Bobbing green shirts and matching caps may seem a bit incongruous in a war zone , but organizers of Afghanistan ' s nascent Scouting program say its emphasis on community service and self - reliance is sorely needed in a society scarred by decades of violence . decades of violence Why has this society in Afghanistan been scarred by decades of violence? 43 46 -287 3 Ayob , orphaned as a child and raised by his aunt , can barely afford to attend high school and worries about finding a job . orphaned as a child What caused Ayob to become an orphan? 2 6 -287 3 Ayob , orphaned as a child and raised by his aunt , can barely afford to attend high school and worries about finding a job . attend high school high school costs money? 16 19 -287 4 Such concerns melt away , however , when he dons his Scouting shirt . concerns melt away , How has scouting helped Ayob feel this way? 1 5 -287 4 Such concerns melt away , however , when he dons his Scouting shirt . Scouting what is scouting? 11 12 -287 4 Such concerns melt away , however , when he dons his Scouting shirt . dons his Scouting shirt What is it about scouting that takes away Ayob's worries? 9 13 -287 5 " I love my uniform ; it makes me feel proud , " said Ayob , 18 . 18 At what age do boy scouts age out of the program? 16 17 -287 5 " I love my uniform ; it makes me feel proud , " said Ayob , 18 . my uniform ; what kind of uniform? 3 6 -287 5 " I love my uniform ; it makes me feel proud , " said Ayob , 18 . uniform ; Why does the uniform make Ayob feel proud? 4 6 -288 1 WASHINGTON - The federal government moved Tuesday to further protect chimpanzees , proposing to change the animals ' endangered status and increase oversight of their use in research . endangered status What is the endangered status of the chimpanzees? 18 20 -288 1 WASHINGTON - The federal government moved Tuesday to further protect chimpanzees , proposing to change the animals ' endangered status and increase oversight of their use in research . to further protect chimpanzees , How will the government protect chimpanzees? 7 12 -288 1 WASHINGTON - The federal government moved Tuesday to further protect chimpanzees , proposing to change the animals ' endangered status and increase oversight of their use in research . further What kind of protections are already in place? 8 9 -288 2 The plan represents the latest in a series of steps taken in the past two years to better safeguard the animals , one of man ' s closest genetic cousins , and shield them from use in scientific research . a series of steps taken What are the steps taken to protect the animals? 6 11 -288 2 The plan represents the latest in a series of steps taken in the past two years to better safeguard the animals , one of man ' s closest genetic cousins , and shield them from use in scientific research . better safeguard the animals , How will animals be better safeguarded? 17 22 -288 2 The plan represents the latest in a series of steps taken in the past two years to better safeguard the animals , one of man ' s closest genetic cousins , and shield them from use in scientific research . from use how would they be used? 34 36 -288 2 The plan represents the latest in a series of steps taken in the past two years to better safeguard the animals , one of man ' s closest genetic cousins , and shield them from use in scientific research . better safeguard How do they feel that they have not safeguarded the animals? 17 19 -288 3 Top medical institutions also are changing their stance toward the use of chimpanzees . changing their stance What do they think about the use of chimpanzees now? 5 8 -288 3 Top medical institutions also are changing their stance toward the use of chimpanzees . use of chimpanzees a negative change? 10 13 -288 3 Top medical institutions also are changing their stance toward the use of chimpanzees . Top medical institutions Which medical institutions? 0 3 -288 4 The action Tuesday was by the U . S . Fish and Wildlife Service , which is proposing to classify both wild and captive chimpanzees as endangered . U . S . Fish and Wildlife Service , Why is \"fish\" in the name \"U.S. Fish and Wildlife service? It should just be Wildlife as that contains fish. 6 15 -288 4 The action Tuesday was by the U . S . Fish and Wildlife Service , which is proposing to classify both wild and captive chimpanzees as endangered . as endangered are they endangered? 25 27 -288 4 The action Tuesday was by the U . S . Fish and Wildlife Service , which is proposing to classify both wild and captive chimpanzees as endangered . action What action has been taken? 1 2 -288 5 Right now , only wild chimpanzees are listed as endangered , while captive chimps are classified as threatened . only wild chimpanzees are listed as endangered , Why are only wild chimpanzees listed as endangered and the captive ones aren't? 3 11 -288 5 Right now , only wild chimpanzees are listed as endangered , while captive chimps are classified as threatened . captive chimps what is the difference? 12 14 -288 5 Right now , only wild chimpanzees are listed as endangered , while captive chimps are classified as threatened . threatened Why are captive chimps considered to be threatened? 17 18 -289 1 WASHINGTON - FBI Director Robert S . Mueller III testified Wednesday that the controversial National Security Agency surveillance program " has been a contributing factor , one dot among many dots " for tracking terrorist plots , and he admitted for the first time that the bureau had used surveillance drones inside the U . S . surveillance drones inside the U . S is this prohibited? 49 56 -289 1 WASHINGTON - FBI Director Robert S . Mueller III testified Wednesday that the controversial National Security Agency surveillance program " has been a contributing factor , one dot among many dots " for tracking terrorist plots , and he admitted for the first time that the bureau had used surveillance drones inside the U . S . admitted for the first time Why had he been hiding it before this? 39 44 -289 1 WASHINGTON - FBI Director Robert S . Mueller III testified Wednesday that the controversial National Security Agency surveillance program " has been a contributing factor , one dot among many dots " for tracking terrorist plots , and he admitted for the first time that the bureau had used surveillance drones inside the U . S . surveillance drones inside the U . S Why would surveillance drones be used in the U.S.? 49 56 -289 1 WASHINGTON - FBI Director Robert S . Mueller III testified Wednesday that the controversial National Security Agency surveillance program " has been a contributing factor , one dot among many dots " for tracking terrorist plots , and he admitted for the first time that the bureau had used surveillance drones inside the U . S . surveillance drones How were surveillance drones used in the United States? 49 51 -289 1 WASHINGTON - FBI Director Robert S . Mueller III testified Wednesday that the controversial National Security Agency surveillance program " has been a contributing factor , one dot among many dots " for tracking terrorist plots , and he admitted for the first time that the bureau had used surveillance drones inside the U . S . contributing factor , What other factors are there? 23 26 -289 1 WASHINGTON - FBI Director Robert S . Mueller III testified Wednesday that the controversial National Security Agency surveillance program " has been a contributing factor , one dot among many dots " for tracking terrorist plots , and he admitted for the first time that the bureau had used surveillance drones inside the U . S . controversial Why is the program controversial? 13 14 -289 2 The FBI uses drones " in a very , very minimal way and very seldom , " said Mueller , adding that " we have very few " . " we have very few " did he say how many? 22 28 -289 2 The FBI uses drones " in a very , very minimal way and very seldom , " said Mueller , adding that " we have very few " . " in a very , very minimal way How do they use drones? What do they have the drones doing? 4 12 -289 2 The FBI uses drones " in a very , very minimal way and very seldom , " said Mueller , adding that " we have very few " . very few " What does very few mean exactly? 25 28 -289 3 Mueller ' s comments were the first time an FBI official publicly acknowledged that the bureau used remotely piloted aircraft , though the Drug Enforcement Agency and the Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco , Firearms and Explosives have both tested drones for use in investigations . for use in investigations . What were the US investigations? 41 46 -289 4 Sen . Dianne Feinstein , a Democrat from California , asked Mueller to detail what protections the FBI had put in place to limit how video and other information collected by drones was used by federal investigators . Dianne Feinstein , what are her credentials? 2 5 -289 4 Sen . Dianne Feinstein , a Democrat from California , asked Mueller to detail what protections the FBI had put in place to limit how video and other information collected by drones was used by federal investigators . protections What protections would be appropriate in surveillance drone work? 15 16 -289 5 She called drones " the greatest threat to the privacy of Americans " . threat why is it the greatest threat? 6 7 -289 5 She called drones " the greatest threat to the privacy of Americans " . greatest threat How are they threatening? Are the drones armed? 5 7 -289 5 She called drones " the greatest threat to the privacy of Americans " . greatest threat Why is it the greatest threat to privacy? 5 7 -290 1 WASHINGTON - The American Medical Association voted Tuesday to declare obesity a disease , a move that effectively defines 78 million American adults and 12 million children as having a medical condition requiring treatment . 78 million American adults how so many? 19 23 -290 1 WASHINGTON - The American Medical Association voted Tuesday to declare obesity a disease , a move that effectively defines 78 million American adults and 12 million children as having a medical condition requiring treatment . medical condition requiring treatment Will this treatment be covered by insurance? 30 34 -290 2 The nation ' s leading physicians organization took the vote after debating whether the action would do more to help affected patients get useful treatment or would further stigmatize a condition with many causes and few easy fixes . leading physicians organization What is the leading physicians orginazition? 4 7 -290 2 The nation ' s leading physicians organization took the vote after debating whether the action would do more to help affected patients get useful treatment or would further stigmatize a condition with many causes and few easy fixes . stigmatize a condition how is it stigmatized? 28 31 -290 2 The nation ' s leading physicians organization took the vote after debating whether the action would do more to help affected patients get useful treatment or would further stigmatize a condition with many causes and few easy fixes . nation ' s leading physicians How many physicians participated? 1 6 -290 2 The nation ' s leading physicians organization took the vote after debating whether the action would do more to help affected patients get useful treatment or would further stigmatize a condition with many causes and few easy fixes . useful treatment What would the treatment consist of? 23 25 -290 3 In the end , members of the AMA ' s House of Delegates rejected cautionary advice from their own experts and extended the new status to a condition that affects almost 36 percent of adults and 12 percent of children in the United States . rejected cautionary advice Why did they reject the advice? 13 16 -290 4 " Recognizing obesity as a disease will help change the way the medical community tackles this complex issue that affects approximately one - in - three Americans , " said Dr . Patrice Harris , an AMA board member . obesity is obesitry a disease? 2 3 -290 5 Tuesday ' s vote is certain to step up pressure on health insurance companies to reimburse physicians for the time - consuming task of discussing obesity ' s health risks with patients whose body mass index exceeds 30 . reimburse Would the patients premium go up? 15 16 -291 1 Dairy farmer Ron Koetsier ' s 1 , 200 cows produce roughly 90 tons of manure daily , and for the past three decades , he has tried unsuccessfully to turn the stinky dung into energy to power his 450 - acre farm in Visalia , Calif . tried unsuccessfully Why was he unsuccesfull? 27 29 -291 1 Dairy farmer Ron Koetsier ' s 1 , 200 cows produce roughly 90 tons of manure daily , and for the past three decades , he has tried unsuccessfully to turn the stinky dung into energy to power his 450 - acre farm in Visalia , Calif . turn the stinky dung into energy What method did the farmer use to convert manure into energy? 30 36 -291 2 He installed a nearly $ 1 million renewable energy system in 1985 that used the methane from manure to create electricity for his farm . electricity how does that work? 20 21 -291 2 He installed a nearly $ 1 million renewable energy system in 1985 that used the methane from manure to create electricity for his farm . installed a nearly $ 1 million Did the farmer offset the cost of the installation of the $1 million renewable energy system? 1 7 -291 3 In 2002 , he replaced that system with newer technology , but he hit a snag when air - quality standards called for expensive retrofits to reduce air pollution ; he eventually shut down the system in 2009 . retrofits What are retrofits? 24 25 -291 3 In 2002 , he replaced that system with newer technology , but he hit a snag when air - quality standards called for expensive retrofits to reduce air pollution ; he eventually shut down the system in 2009 . shut down the system Why did he shut it down? 32 36 -291 3 In 2002 , he replaced that system with newer technology , but he hit a snag when air - quality standards called for expensive retrofits to reduce air pollution ; he eventually shut down the system in 2009 . retrofits what is a retrofit? 24 25 -291 3 In 2002 , he replaced that system with newer technology , but he hit a snag when air - quality standards called for expensive retrofits to reduce air pollution ; he eventually shut down the system in 2009 . air - quality What was the amount of pollutants the system emitted? 17 20 -291 4 In a few weeks , however , Koetsier ' s renewable - energy efforts will get a reboot as a new company replaces his current system with one that is expected to satisfy strict air standards in the highly polluted San Joaquin Valley . a new company Which new company will replace his current system? 19 22 -291 4 In a few weeks , however , Koetsier ' s renewable - energy efforts will get a reboot as a new company replaces his current system with one that is expected to satisfy strict air standards in the highly polluted San Joaquin Valley . new company Who is the new company? 20 22 -291 4 In a few weeks , however , Koetsier ' s renewable - energy efforts will get a reboot as a new company replaces his current system with one that is expected to satisfy strict air standards in the highly polluted San Joaquin Valley . satisfy strict air standards How does the new system filter off pollutants compared to the original system? 32 36 -291 5 A decade or so ago , dozens of California dairy farmers built million - dollar systems called methane digesters that convert manure into power . dozens of California dairy Which California dairy farmers built the systems? 6 10 -291 5 A decade or so ago , dozens of California dairy farmers built million - dollar systems called methane digesters that convert manure into power . convert manure into power How do they convert manure into power? 20 24 -291 5 A decade or so ago , dozens of California dairy farmers built million - dollar systems called methane digesters that convert manure into power . decade or so ago , how long ago exactly? 1 6 -291 5 A decade or so ago , dozens of California dairy farmers built million - dollar systems called methane digesters that convert manure into power . methane digesters How does a methane digester work? 17 19 -292 1 Rescue teams frantically searched for survivors in India ' s flood - ravaged state of Uttarakhand on Friday as the death toll exceeded 550 , state disaster officials said . India ' s flood - ravaged state of Uttarakhand Why was this state susceptible to flooding? 7 16 -292 1 Rescue teams frantically searched for survivors in India ' s flood - ravaged state of Uttarakhand on Friday as the death toll exceeded 550 , state disaster officials said . India ' s flood - ravaged What caused India's flood? 7 13 -292 1 Rescue teams frantically searched for survivors in India ' s flood - ravaged state of Uttarakhand on Friday as the death toll exceeded 550 , state disaster officials said . survivors How many survivors were the rescue team able to find so far? 5 6 -292 2 More than 13 , 800 people were missing and another 32 , 000 people , many of them pilgrims , were believed to be trapped as a result of torrential monsoon rains that have triggered floods and landslides . many of them pilgrims , Why were people making pilgrimage to this area? 15 20 -292 2 More than 13 , 800 people were missing and another 32 , 000 people , many of them pilgrims , were believed to be trapped as a result of torrential monsoon rains that have triggered floods and landslides . pilgrims , there are still pilgrims? 18 20 -292 2 More than 13 , 800 people were missing and another 32 , 000 people , many of them pilgrims , were believed to be trapped as a result of torrential monsoon rains that have triggered floods and landslides . believed Why were the pilgrims believed to be trapped? 21 22 -292 3 State disaster relief minister Jaspal Arya said the rescue operations were being carried out on a " war footing " . carried out on a " war footing " How does this approach serve the victims? 12 20 -292 3 State disaster relief minister Jaspal Arya said the rescue operations were being carried out on a " war footing " . " war footing " what is war footing? 16 20 -292 3 State disaster relief minister Jaspal Arya said the rescue operations were being carried out on a " war footing " . " war footing " What is meant by \"war footing\"? 16 20 -292 3 State disaster relief minister Jaspal Arya said the rescue operations were being carried out on a " war footing " . " war footing " What is a \"war footing?\" 16 20 -292 4 " Forty - five helicopters are combing areas to find people and drop food supplies , as road links are destroyed , " Arya said . road links are destroyed , " How were the road links destroyed? 17 23 -292 5 Television footage showed stranded people climbing down cliffs , aided by soldiers . people climbing down cliffs , Why would going to a lower elevation by climbing down be a good idea during flooding? 4 9 -292 5 Television footage showed stranded people climbing down cliffs , aided by soldiers . Television footage on which channel? 0 2 -292 5 Television footage showed stranded people climbing down cliffs , aided by soldiers . climbing down cliffs , Was it up in the mountains? 5 9 -293 1 About a million people took to the streets of 100 Brazilian cities as their protests against corruption and social and economic injustice saw their first two deaths . 100 Brazilian cities Which Brazilian cities? 9 12 -293 1 About a million people took to the streets of 100 Brazilian cities as their protests against corruption and social and economic injustice saw their first two deaths . 100 Brazilian cities Why 100 Brazilian Cities? 9 12 -293 1 About a million people took to the streets of 100 Brazilian cities as their protests against corruption and social and economic injustice saw their first two deaths . injustice What specifically happen unjust? 21 22 -293 2 Violence broke out in more than 10 cities late Thursday and early Friday , and an 18 - year - old man was killed and three people injured when they were hit by a car trying to drive around a protester - erected barricade in Ribeirao Preto , 185 miles north of Sao Paolo . more than 10 cities Which cities? 4 8 -293 2 Violence broke out in more than 10 cities late Thursday and early Friday , and an 18 - year - old man was killed and three people injured when they were hit by a car trying to drive around a protester - erected barricade in Ribeirao Preto , 185 miles north of Sao Paolo . Ribeirao Preto , is it a small town? 45 48 -293 2 Violence broke out in more than 10 cities late Thursday and early Friday , and an 18 - year - old man was killed and three people injured when they were hit by a car trying to drive around a protester - erected barricade in Ribeirao Preto , 185 miles north of Sao Paolo . 10 cities Which cities? 6 8 -293 3 On Friday , a second person died of a heart attack as a tear - gas canister exploded near her , according to Brazilian news agencies . Brazilian news agencies Which Brazilian news agencies? 23 26 -293 3 On Friday , a second person died of a heart attack as a tear - gas canister exploded near her , according to Brazilian news agencies . a tear - gas canister exploded Where did this happen? 12 18 -293 4 In response to the protests , Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff postponed a trip she had planned to Japan and called an emergency meeting Friday morning in Brasilia . Japan what was she going to do in japan? 17 18 -293 4 In response to the protests , Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff postponed a trip she had planned to Japan and called an emergency meeting Friday morning in Brasilia . trip she had planned What was the trip for? 12 16 -293 5 In an address transmitted on Brazilian television and radio Friday night , Rousseff asked for understanding about " the political and economic limitations " the country is facing and beseeched Brazilians not " to put at risk all that we ' ve achieved . put at risk all that we ' ve achieved what have they achieved? 34 43 -294 1 MADERA , Calif . - While kids his age were reading Shakespeare and dissecting frogs , Benito Vasquez was picking grapes and almonds in California ' s Central Valley . dissecting frogs , kids dissect frogs? 13 16 -294 2 He was 14 when he crossed the border from Mexico and has worked in the fields ever since . fields ever since How old is he now? 15 18 -294 2 He was 14 when he crossed the border from Mexico and has worked in the fields ever since . Mexico where in mexico? 9 10 -294 2 He was 14 when he crossed the border from Mexico and has worked in the fields ever since . crossed the border from Mexico Why did he cross the border? 5 10 -294 2 He was 14 when he crossed the border from Mexico and has worked in the fields ever since . He Who is he? 0 1 -294 3 He has never gone to school and cannot read or write in any language . never gone to school Why did he not go to school? 2 6 -294 3 He has never gone to school and cannot read or write in any language . has never gone to school Why did he not go to school? 1 6 -294 4 Vasquez , now 28 , is one of thousands potentially shut out of a landmark federal program that grants work permits and a two - year reprieve from deportation to people who came to this country illegally as children . potentially shut out Why might they be shut out? 9 12 -294 4 Vasquez , now 28 , is one of thousands potentially shut out of a landmark federal program that grants work permits and a two - year reprieve from deportation to people who came to this country illegally as children . shut out why is he shut out? 10 12 -294 4 Vasquez , now 28 , is one of thousands potentially shut out of a landmark federal program that grants work permits and a two - year reprieve from deportation to people who came to this country illegally as children . landmark federal program What is the name of this program? 14 17 -294 5 He and others like him are missing a key requirement - a high school diploma . a high school diploma Why did he not get his high school diploma? 11 15 -295 1 NEW YORK - There are bugs in the trees . trees What trees? 8 9 -295 1 NEW YORK - There are bugs in the trees . bugs What kind of bugs are in the trees? 5 6 -295 2 There are bugs on the shrubs , on screen doors , on barbecue grills , on front steps . bugs What kind of bugs? 2 3 -295 2 There are bugs on the shrubs , on screen doors , on barbecue grills , on front steps . There are bugs What type of bugs? 0 3 -295 2 There are bugs on the shrubs , on screen doors , on barbecue grills , on front steps . front are they everywhere? 16 17 -295 2 There are bugs on the shrubs , on screen doors , on barbecue grills , on front steps . bugs Why are there bugs everywhere? 2 3 -295 2 There are bugs on the shrubs , on screen doors , on barbecue grills , on front steps . bugs What kind of bugs? 2 3 -295 3 There are shells of bugs on the ground , crunchy as tempura , and bug bodies clinging onto leaves , their dead orange eyes still beady . dead How did the bugs die? 21 22 -295 3 There are shells of bugs on the ground , crunchy as tempura , and bug bodies clinging onto leaves , their dead orange eyes still beady . shells Where did the shells come from? 2 3 -295 3 There are shells of bugs on the ground , crunchy as tempura , and bug bodies clinging onto leaves , their dead orange eyes still beady . shells of bugs Why are there bug shells there? 2 5 -295 4 There is a large live bug on John Kempf ' s collar , and a dead one in his 6 - year - old son Aren ' s hand . large How large is this bug? 3 4 -295 4 There is a large live bug on John Kempf ' s collar , and a dead one in his 6 - year - old son Aren ' s hand . John Kempf ' s who is he? 7 11 -295 4 There is a large live bug on John Kempf ' s collar , and a dead one in his 6 - year - old son Aren ' s hand . large live bug on John Why is the live bug on John? 3 8 -295 5 Neither seems to mind . " I love them ; it ' s nature , " said Kempf , a Staten Island resident who recently collected 300 bugs in a cooler to bring to his yard , in the hope they would multiply . multiply What would happen to his neighborhood if all 300 were to multiply in his yard? 42 43 -295 5 Neither seems to mind . " I love them ; it ' s nature , " said Kempf , a Staten Island resident who recently collected 300 bugs in a cooler to bring to his yard , in the hope they would multiply . 300 bugs Why would Kempf want 300 bugs in his yard? 26 28 -295 5 Neither seems to mind . " I love them ; it ' s nature , " said Kempf , a Staten Island resident who recently collected 300 bugs in a cooler to bring to his yard , in the hope they would multiply . collected 300 bugs How did he collect all of those bugs? 25 28 -296 1 BEIJING - For animal lovers in China , the week seemed to bring one discouraging headline after another . discouraging headline what was the headline? 14 16 -296 1 BEIJING - For animal lovers in China , the week seemed to bring one discouraging headline after another . animal lovers What is the most common pet in China? 3 5 -296 1 BEIJING - For animal lovers in China , the week seemed to bring one discouraging headline after another . discouraging headline What did the headline say? 14 16 -296 2 First , tourists in a southern resort reportedly manhandled a stranded dolphin and took photos with it rather than immediately call for help ; the mammal later died . southern resort Where is the southern resort? 5 7 -296 2 First , tourists in a southern resort reportedly manhandled a stranded dolphin and took photos with it rather than immediately call for help ; the mammal later died . died Why did it die? 27 28 -296 2 First , tourists in a southern resort reportedly manhandled a stranded dolphin and took photos with it rather than immediately call for help ; the mammal later died . in a southern resort Which resort? 3 7 -296 2 First , tourists in a southern resort reportedly manhandled a stranded dolphin and took photos with it rather than immediately call for help ; the mammal later died . mammal later died cause of death? 25 28 -296 2 First , tourists in a southern resort reportedly manhandled a stranded dolphin and took photos with it rather than immediately call for help ; the mammal later died . reportedly Reported by who? 7 8 -296 2 First , tourists in a southern resort reportedly manhandled a stranded dolphin and took photos with it rather than immediately call for help ; the mammal later died . call for help ; Who could they have called in this situation? 20 24 -296 3 Then , customs authorities announced they had caught two men trying to smuggle more than 200 bear paws into the country from Russia ; the feet are considered a delicacy in some parts of China . some parts In which parts of China? 31 33 -296 3 Then , customs authorities announced they had caught two men trying to smuggle more than 200 bear paws into the country from Russia ; the feet are considered a delicacy in some parts of China . smuggle What did they smuggle the paws in? 12 13 -296 3 Then , customs authorities announced they had caught two men trying to smuggle more than 200 bear paws into the country from Russia ; the feet are considered a delicacy in some parts of China . a delicacy How much would one pay for a bear claw in China? 28 30 -296 4 On Friday , the southern city of Yulin went ahead with a dog meat festival over the objection of activists . objection of activists Who are the activists? 17 20 -296 4 On Friday , the southern city of Yulin went ahead with a dog meat festival over the objection of activists . Friday , which friday? 1 3 -296 4 On Friday , the southern city of Yulin went ahead with a dog meat festival over the objection of activists . dog meat festival Is this a legal festival? 12 15 -296 5 Many complained that the table - bound pups were stolen strays and pets being butchered at unlicensed plants . table - bound What does \"table-bound\" mean? 4 7 -296 5 Many complained that the table - bound pups were stolen strays and pets being butchered at unlicensed plants . unlicensed What does it mean for them to be unlicensed or licensed? 16 17 -296 5 Many complained that the table - bound pups were stolen strays and pets being butchered at unlicensed plants . butchered Are they butchered purely to sell the meat? 14 15 -297 1 ROCHESTER , Minn . - Every year , about 1 , 000 babies are born in the United States with half a heart - a rare defect that requires a series of risky surgeries and , even then , leaves the infants with a strong likelihood that their hearts will wear out prematurely . rare defect what is it called? 25 27 -297 1 ROCHESTER , Minn . - Every year , about 1 , 000 babies are born in the United States with half a heart - a rare defect that requires a series of risky surgeries and , even then , leaves the infants with a strong likelihood that their hearts will wear out prematurely . risky surgeries What are the numbers? 32 34 -297 1 ROCHESTER , Minn . - Every year , about 1 , 000 babies are born in the United States with half a heart - a rare defect that requires a series of risky surgeries and , even then , leaves the infants with a strong likelihood that their hearts will wear out prematurely . prematurely What are the numbers 52 53 -297 3 If it works , the new technique could buy these children time as scientists scramble for a cure for the congenital defect called hypoplastic left heart syndrome ( HLHS ) . as scientists scramble for a cure for Who are the scientists working on a cure? 12 19 -297 3 If it works , the new technique could buy these children time as scientists scramble for a cure for the congenital defect called hypoplastic left heart syndrome ( HLHS ) . scientists scramble for a cure What work is being done to find a cure? 13 18 -297 4 The Mayo study , which will begin as soon as 10 eligible candidates can be enrolled , could also pave the way for additional breakthroughs in stem cell treatments that would help the 19 , 000 children born each year with other heart defects . begin as soon as how soon can it happen? 6 10 -297 4 The Mayo study , which will begin as soon as 10 eligible candidates can be enrolled , could also pave the way for additional breakthroughs in stem cell treatments that would help the 19 , 000 children born each year with other heart defects . could also pave the way Why are these other studies waiting on this one? If there are other things that could be done with stem cells, shouldn't they be being studied in parallel? 17 22 -297 5 But for the time being , the doctors at Mayo are keeping their focus on those babies who need the most help now . time being , is this a good plan? 3 6 -298 1 WASHINGTON - The Senate Thursday voted 68 - 32 to overhaul the nation ' s immigration system , an ambitious plan that creates a path to citizenship for millions of undocumented immigrants while requiring tough new steps to secure the nation ' s borders . The Senate How many US senators are there? 2 4 -298 1 WASHINGTON - The Senate Thursday voted 68 - 32 to overhaul the nation ' s immigration system , an ambitious plan that creates a path to citizenship for millions of undocumented immigrants while requiring tough new steps to secure the nation ' s borders . citizenship Do they get a green card or citezship? 26 27 -298 1 WASHINGTON - The Senate Thursday voted 68 - 32 to overhaul the nation ' s immigration system , an ambitious plan that creates a path to citizenship for millions of undocumented immigrants while requiring tough new steps to secure the nation ' s borders . tough new steps What are these steps? 34 37 -298 2 The measure , the most sweeping changes to immigration law since the 1980s , now faces a perilous path in the Republican - controlled House of Representatives , where Speaker John Boehner , R - Ohio , said flatly : " The House is not going to take up and vote on whatever the Senate passes . Republican - controlled House of Representatives Why do they control the House of Representatives? 21 27 -298 2 The measure , the most sweeping changes to immigration law since the 1980s , now faces a perilous path in the Republican - controlled House of Representatives , where Speaker John Boehner , R - Ohio , said flatly : " The House is not going to take up and vote on whatever the Senate passes . Senate Does this requre the presidensts imput? 54 55 -298 2 The measure , the most sweeping changes to immigration law since the 1980s , now faces a perilous path in the Republican - controlled House of Representatives , where Speaker John Boehner , R - Ohio , said flatly : " The House is not going to take up and vote on whatever the Senate passes . changes to immigration law Why are changes being made to immigration law now? 6 10 -298 3 We ' re going to do our own bill " . Though the outcome of the vote was long known , Senate leaders created fresh drama by having members take the unusual step of voting in their seats , a practice reserved for only the most momentous occasions . only the most momentous occasions . What are examples of momentous occasions? 43 49 -298 3 We ' re going to do our own bill " . Though the outcome of the vote was long known , Senate leaders created fresh drama by having members take the unusual step of voting in their seats , a practice reserved for only the most momentous occasions . reserved for only the most momentous occasions When was the last time they had a momentous occasion? 41 48 -298 4 One by one , senators rose from their seats to declare their votes , as a packed Senate gallery looked on , including an entire section of college students and parents wearing bright blue " United We Dream " T - shirts . as a packed Senate gallery looked on , How many were in attendance? 14 22 -298 4 One by one , senators rose from their seats to declare their votes , as a packed Senate gallery looked on , including an entire section of college students and parents wearing bright blue " United We Dream " T - shirts . college What school were they from 27 28 -298 4 One by one , senators rose from their seats to declare their votes , as a packed Senate gallery looked on , including an entire section of college students and parents wearing bright blue " United We Dream " T - shirts . " United We Dream " What organization sponsors the United We Dream campaign? 34 39 -298 5 The Senate vote was a robust endorsement to a thousand - page bill painstakingly crafted by a " Gang of Eight " senators from both parties and amended this week to bring in some skeptics . " Gang which 8 are these 17 19 -298 5 The Senate vote was a robust endorsement to a thousand - page bill painstakingly crafted by a " Gang of Eight " senators from both parties and amended this week to bring in some skeptics . " Gang of Eight " What members of the senate are part of the Gang of Eight? 17 22 -299 2 Senegal ' s message to him was simpler : Welcome home . Welcome home . Why was he being welcomed home to Senegal? 9 12 -299 2 Senegal ' s message to him was simpler : Welcome home . Welcome home Where are they being welcomed home to? 9 11 -300 1 ANDKHOY , Afghanistan - When Esmatullah got engaged in 1999 , he was a 26 - year - old day laborer eager to wed , through an arranged marriage , a young girl from a village near his native Andkhoy , in western Afghanistan . eager to wed , WHY WAS HE EAGER TO WED? 21 25 -300 2 Fourteen years later , Esmatullah is still waiting . Esmatullah is still waiting WHY IS 'Esmatullah STILL WAITING? 4 8 -300 2 Fourteen years later , Esmatullah is still waiting . still waiting waiting for what? 6 8 -300 3 Afghan weddings brim with long - standing traditions , and one of them is the custom known as walwar . walwar WHAT IS WALWAR? 18 19 -300 3 Afghan weddings brim with long - standing traditions , and one of them is the custom known as walwar . walwar what is it? 18 19 -300 3 Afghan weddings brim with long - standing traditions , and one of them is the custom known as walwar . walwar What is the custom walwar? 18 19 -300 4 It requires the groom - to - be to pay cold cash to the bride ' s father . bride ' s father WHEN IS THE MONEY PAID? BEFORE OR AFTER THE WEDDING? 14 18 -300 4 It requires the groom - to - be to pay cold cash to the bride ' s father . cold cash what is cold cash? 10 12 -300 5 The amounts negotiated between the families can exceed $ 20 , 000 , a sum far beyond the means of working - class Afghans . a sum far beyond the means WHAT ARE THE MEANS OF WORKING CLASS AFGHANS? 13 19 -300 5 The amounts negotiated between the families can exceed $ 20 , 000 , a sum far beyond the means of working - class Afghans . $ 20 , 000 , why so much? 8 13 -301 1 FLAGSTAFF , Ariz . - Nineteen firefighters died Sunday while battling a fast - moving wildfire northwest of Phoenix , the worst firefighter loss of life in a wildland blaze since 1933 . wildfire How did the wildfire start? 15 16 -301 1 FLAGSTAFF , Ariz . - Nineteen firefighters died Sunday while battling a fast - moving wildfire northwest of Phoenix , the worst firefighter loss of life in a wildland blaze since 1933 . died How did they die? 7 8 -301 1 FLAGSTAFF , Ariz . - Nineteen firefighters died Sunday while battling a fast - moving wildfire northwest of Phoenix , the worst firefighter loss of life in a wildland blaze since 1933 . firefighters where they trapped because of wind or communications failure 6 7 -301 1 FLAGSTAFF , Ariz . - Nineteen firefighters died Sunday while battling a fast - moving wildfire northwest of Phoenix , the worst firefighter loss of life in a wildland blaze since 1933 . 1933 What was the fire that caused so much life loss in 1933? 31 32 -301 1 FLAGSTAFF , Ariz . - Nineteen firefighters died Sunday while battling a fast - moving wildfire northwest of Phoenix , the worst firefighter loss of life in a wildland blaze since 1933 . Nineteen How many firefighters in total battled this fire? 5 6 -301 1 FLAGSTAFF , Ariz . - Nineteen firefighters died Sunday while battling a fast - moving wildfire northwest of Phoenix , the worst firefighter loss of life in a wildland blaze since 1933 . died How did they die specifically? 7 8 -301 1 FLAGSTAFF , Ariz . - Nineteen firefighters died Sunday while battling a fast - moving wildfire northwest of Phoenix , the worst firefighter loss of life in a wildland blaze since 1933 . fast - moving wildfire Was this a normal wildfire or was this unexpected for the area? 12 16 -301 2 The firefighters went missing while fighting the Yarnell Hill fire , an out - of - control blaze that had engulfed the evacuated community of Yarnell , population 649 , burning down much of the town , officials said . missing Are there any emergency recovery protocols for this type of circumstances? 3 4 -301 2 The firefighters went missing while fighting the Yarnell Hill fire , an out - of - control blaze that had engulfed the evacuated community of Yarnell , population 649 , burning down much of the town , officials said . missing was there no PAR in place? 3 4 -301 2 The firefighters went missing while fighting the Yarnell Hill fire , an out - of - control blaze that had engulfed the evacuated community of Yarnell , population 649 , burning down much of the town , officials said . much of the town , How much of the town was burned down? 32 37 -301 2 The firefighters went missing while fighting the Yarnell Hill fire , an out - of - control blaze that had engulfed the evacuated community of Yarnell , population 649 , burning down much of the town , officials said . went missing How long were they missing? 2 4 -301 2 The firefighters went missing while fighting the Yarnell Hill fire , an out - of - control blaze that had engulfed the evacuated community of Yarnell , population 649 , burning down much of the town , officials said . much of the town , How much of the town was burnt? 32 37 -301 2 The firefighters went missing while fighting the Yarnell Hill fire , an out - of - control blaze that had engulfed the evacuated community of Yarnell , population 649 , burning down much of the town , officials said . burning down much of the town , How much of the town was burned down? 30 37 -301 3 An estimated 200 structures were lost . structures What percentage of these were residential? 3 4 -301 3 An estimated 200 structures were lost . 200 structures What kind of structures were lost? Were they large buildings or peoples homes? 2 4 -301 3 An estimated 200 structures were lost . 200 structures Were these all residential structures? 2 4 -301 4 The firefighters belonged to the Granite Mountain Interagency Hotshot Crew , an elite unit sponsored by a fire department in nearby Prescott , where residents were grieving through social media after word of the deaths arrived Sunday night . elite What were their qualifications to be given the title of an elite unit? 12 13 -301 4 The firefighters belonged to the Granite Mountain Interagency Hotshot Crew , an elite unit sponsored by a fire department in nearby Prescott , where residents were grieving through social media after word of the deaths arrived Sunday night . media Why did they not grieve in person at the local FD? 29 30 -301 4 The firefighters belonged to the Granite Mountain Interagency Hotshot Crew , an elite unit sponsored by a fire department in nearby Prescott , where residents were grieving through social media after word of the deaths arrived Sunday night . elite unit Why is this unit of firefighters elite? 12 14 -301 4 The firefighters belonged to the Granite Mountain Interagency Hotshot Crew , an elite unit sponsored by a fire department in nearby Prescott , where residents were grieving through social media after word of the deaths arrived Sunday night . elite unit What requirements makes a unit \"elite\"? 12 14 -301 4 The firefighters belonged to the Granite Mountain Interagency Hotshot Crew , an elite unit sponsored by a fire department in nearby Prescott , where residents were grieving through social media after word of the deaths arrived Sunday night . fire department What is the name of the Fire Dept? 17 19 -301 4 The firefighters belonged to the Granite Mountain Interagency Hotshot Crew , an elite unit sponsored by a fire department in nearby Prescott , where residents were grieving through social media after word of the deaths arrived Sunday night . social media Which social media outlet was used? 28 30 -301 5 " This is as dark a day as I can remember , " Arizona Gov . Gov What is the governors name 14 15 -301 5 " This is as dark a day as I can remember , " Arizona Gov . Arizona Gov Who is the governor of Arizona? 13 15 -301 5 " This is as dark a day as I can remember , " Arizona Gov . Gov What is the GOV name? 14 15 -302 1 With a bright purple stuffed animal in tow , Emily Whitehead and her parents , Tom and Kari , of Philipsburg , Pa . , walked the hallways of the U . S . Capitol on Thursday , urging legislators to support the research that saved Emily ' s life . the hallways how many hallways? 26 28 -302 1 With a bright purple stuffed animal in tow , Emily Whitehead and her parents , Tom and Kari , of Philipsburg , Pa . , walked the hallways of the U . S . Capitol on Thursday , urging legislators to support the research that saved Emily ' s life . research What kind of research saved her life? 43 44 -302 1 With a bright purple stuffed animal in tow , Emily Whitehead and her parents , Tom and Kari , of Philipsburg , Pa . , walked the hallways of the U . S . Capitol on Thursday , urging legislators to support the research that saved Emily ' s life . support the research What research? 41 44 -302 1 With a bright purple stuffed animal in tow , Emily Whitehead and her parents , Tom and Kari , of Philipsburg , Pa . , walked the hallways of the U . S . Capitol on Thursday , urging legislators to support the research that saved Emily ' s life . research What type of research saved Emily's live? 43 44 -302 2 The Whiteheads traveled to Washington , D . C . , as part of the annual Family Advocacy Day sponsored by the National Association of Children ' s Hospitals . National Association of Children ' s Hospitals how long has that been an organization? 22 29 -302 2 The Whiteheads traveled to Washington , D . C . , as part of the annual Family Advocacy Day sponsored by the National Association of Children ' s Hospitals . Family What is the Family Advocacy Day? 16 17 -302 2 The Whiteheads traveled to Washington , D . C . , as part of the annual Family Advocacy Day sponsored by the National Association of Children ' s Hospitals . Family Advocacy Day What is Family Advocacy Day, and what does it work to accomplish? 16 19 -302 3 Many of the more than 220 member hospitals from around the country brought patients and their families to " connect the work we ' re doing in the hospitals and the funding the government gives , " said Peter Grollman , vice president of government affairs , community relations and advocacy for Children ' s Hospital of Philadelphia . work What work is being done? 21 22 -302 3 Many of the more than 220 member hospitals from around the country brought patients and their families to " connect the work we ' re doing in the hospitals and the funding the government gives , " said Peter Grollman , vice president of government affairs , community relations and advocacy for Children ' s Hospital of Philadelphia . 220 member hospitals Why are all hospitals not members? 5 8 -302 4 Grollman said that while pediatric research only accounts for less than 10 percent of National Institutes of Health funding , which is facing cuts as a result of the sequester , the hospital depends " heavily " on the money , and Emily ' s treatment is a prime example . prime example are there better examples? 48 50 -302 4 Grollman said that while pediatric research only accounts for less than 10 percent of National Institutes of Health funding , which is facing cuts as a result of the sequester , the hospital depends " heavily " on the money , and Emily ' s treatment is a prime example . prime Why is her treatment a primary example? 48 49 -302 4 Grollman said that while pediatric research only accounts for less than 10 percent of National Institutes of Health funding , which is facing cuts as a result of the sequester , the hospital depends " heavily " on the money , and Emily ' s treatment is a prime example . sequester , How is a sequester leading to funding cuts? 29 31 -302 5 " If those opportunities don ' t exist to find therapies that save lives , we really find ourselves at a disadvantage … all of us , frankly , not just kids , but adults , too , " Grollman said . said who is grollman? 40 41 -302 5 " If those opportunities don ' t exist to find therapies that save lives , we really find ourselves at a disadvantage … all of us , frankly , not just kids , but adults , too , " Grollman said . disadvantage Why is an absence of therapies a disadvantage? 21 22 -303 1 CAIRO - Hundreds of thousands of protesters swelled through villages and cities Sunday , denouncing Egypt ' s Islamist president and raising fears of a new revolution that could divide the nation , threaten its young democracy and unhinge its already - troubled economy . Islamist How is Egypt's presidency decided and how long is their term? 18 19 -303 1 CAIRO - Hundreds of thousands of protesters swelled through villages and cities Sunday , denouncing Egypt ' s Islamist president and raising fears of a new revolution that could divide the nation , threaten its young democracy and unhinge its already - troubled economy . protesters swelled through villages and cities Which villages and cities? 6 12 -303 1 CAIRO - Hundreds of thousands of protesters swelled through villages and cities Sunday , denouncing Egypt ' s Islamist president and raising fears of a new revolution that could divide the nation , threaten its young democracy and unhinge its already - troubled economy . already - troubled economy has it always been troubled? 40 44 -303 3 The chants echoed against distant cheers of support from Islamists who held rival rallies in what has become a dangerously polarized nation . who held rival rallies I may just need coffee but I don't understand this. Did they hold rallies FOR his rivals, or OTHER rallies AGAINST this President? 10 14 -303 3 The chants echoed against distant cheers of support from Islamists who held rival rallies in what has become a dangerously polarized nation . polarized Why are more nations experiencing this phenomenon? 20 21 -303 4 Scattered violence was reported as fireworks and lasers lighted the Sunday night sky . lighted Not a question but it should be lit the Sunday night sky, not lighted. Why would there be fireworks if people hate him? 8 9 -303 4 Scattered violence was reported as fireworks and lasers lighted the Sunday night sky . Scattered Were there any severe cases? 0 1 -303 4 Scattered violence was reported as fireworks and lasers lighted the Sunday night sky . reported as fireworks but it wasnt fireworks? 3 6 -303 5 The state news agency said about 500 young men hurling stones and Molotov cocktails set ablaze the headquarters of Morsi ' s Muslim Brotherhood party in Cairo . Brotherhood Is the Brotherhood a very extreme fundamentalist organization? 23 24 -304 1 PHILADELPHIA - Christopher Gray couldn ' t even afford college application fees , let alone tuition . tuition How much is the tuition? 15 16 -304 2 His single mother was out of work , and there were two siblings to think about , then ages 2 and 3 . out of work , Why wasn't his mother working? 4 8 -304 3 But with a passion for entrepreneurship , the Birmingham , Ala . , student dreamed of attending a college in the Northeast so he could be close to New York City and other major business centers . he could be close to New York City Why did Gray want to be close to New York? 23 31 -304 3 But with a passion for entrepreneurship , the Birmingham , Ala . , student dreamed of attending a college in the Northeast so he could be close to New York City and other major business centers . close to New York City Why did he want to be close to NYC? 26 31 -304 3 But with a passion for entrepreneurship , the Birmingham , Ala . , student dreamed of attending a college in the Northeast so he could be close to New York City and other major business centers . college in the Northeast What college did he dream of attending? 18 22 -304 3 But with a passion for entrepreneurship , the Birmingham , Ala . , student dreamed of attending a college in the Northeast so he could be close to New York City and other major business centers . close to New York City Why did he want to be close to NYC? 26 31 -304 4 " So the onus was really on me . I had to deal with it myself , " recalled Gray , now 21 and a rising junior at Drexel University . deal with it How did he deal with it? 12 15 -304 4 " So the onus was really on me . I had to deal with it myself , " recalled Gray , now 21 and a rising junior at Drexel University . Drexel University Where is Drexel University? 28 30 -305 1 NEW YORK - Romance can be tumultuous , and no one knows that better than the Statue of Liberty . Statue of Liberty why would they know this? 16 19 -305 1 NEW YORK - Romance can be tumultuous , and no one knows that better than the Statue of Liberty . no one knows that better How does the Statue of Liberty know this better than a human? 9 14 -305 2 Over and over , Lady Liberty has been separated from her adoring public , most recently by an uninvited guest named Sandy who stormed through , leaving heartbreak and ruin in her wake . separated from her adoring public , How does it get separated? 8 14 -305 2 Over and over , Lady Liberty has been separated from her adoring public , most recently by an uninvited guest named Sandy who stormed through , leaving heartbreak and ruin in her wake . Sandy What is Sandy? 21 22 -305 3 For eights months , the statue stood alone in New York Harbor , but the painful breakup was pushed aside Thursday as visitors returned to the Statue of Liberty for the first time since the superstorm shut her down on Oct . 29 , 2012 . eights months , did it return? 1 4 -305 3 For eights months , the statue stood alone in New York Harbor , but the painful breakup was pushed aside Thursday as visitors returned to the Statue of Liberty for the first time since the superstorm shut her down on Oct . 29 , 2012 . shut her down on Oct . 29 , 2012 Was the statue closed just to visitors, or to all? 36 45 -305 4 It was the third closure since the Sept . 11 , 2001 , terror attacks . third closure What were the other two for? 3 5 -305 4 It was the third closure since the Sept . 11 , 2001 , terror attacks . third closure When and why were there other closures? 3 5 -305 5 " I don ' t know about you , but I ' m getting a little bit tired of reopening and closing the Statue of Liberty , " David Luchsinger , the national monument ' s superintendent , said with a laugh as the sun beat down on Liberty ' s golden torch . sun beat down on was it evening? 44 48 -305 5 " I don ' t know about you , but I ' m getting a little bit tired of reopening and closing the Statue of Liberty , " David Luchsinger , the national monument ' s superintendent , said with a laugh as the sun beat down on Liberty ' s golden torch . little bit tired of reopening and closing Why does this cause Luchsinger grief? 15 22 -306 1 ALLENTOWN , Pa . - At the mention of Gettysburg , Jeff Stocker fidgets in his chair . fidgets Is he a history buff? 13 14 -306 1 ALLENTOWN , Pa . - At the mention of Gettysburg , Jeff Stocker fidgets in his chair . fidgets Why is Jeff fidgetting? 13 14 -306 1 ALLENTOWN , Pa . - At the mention of Gettysburg , Jeff Stocker fidgets in his chair . Gettysburg , Why does Gettysburg make Jeff Stocker fidget? 9 11 -306 1 ALLENTOWN , Pa . - At the mention of Gettysburg , Jeff Stocker fidgets in his chair . Gettysburg , Why was Gettysburg mentioned? 9 11 -306 2 Stocker , wearing a necktie adorned with the likeness of Abraham Lincoln , turns and tilts his head slightly toward the ceiling . Abraham Lincoln , Why is Jeff Stocker wearing an Abraham Lincoln tie? 10 13 -306 3 A smile emerges from his gray goatee . gray I wonder how old he is? 5 6 -306 3 A smile emerges from his gray goatee . smile What is making him smile? 1 2 -306 3 A smile emerges from his gray goatee . smile Why did Jeff Stocker smile? 1 2 -306 3 A smile emerges from his gray goatee . gray goatee How well groomed is his goatee? 5 7 -306 4 Gettysburg looks different , he says . Gettysburg looks different , Does he mean it looks visually different, or that the battle was different than other battles? 0 4 -306 4 Gettysburg looks different , he says . looks different , Why does Gettysburg look different? 1 4 -306 4 Gettysburg looks different , he says . different , How does Gettysburg look different? 2 4 -306 5 It smells different . " Oh my God , Gettysburg is ethereal , " Stocker says from behind the desk of his Allentown , Pa . , law office . ethereal Doesn't this have a positive connotation? 11 12 -306 5 It smells different . " Oh my God , Gettysburg is ethereal , " Stocker says from behind the desk of his Allentown , Pa . , law office . ethereal , " How does he see Gettysburg as ethereal? 11 14 -306 5 It smells different . " Oh my God , Gettysburg is ethereal , " Stocker says from behind the desk of his Allentown , Pa . , law office . smells different What happened to make Gettysburg smell different? 1 3 -306 5 It smells different . " Oh my God , Gettysburg is ethereal , " Stocker says from behind the desk of his Allentown , Pa . , law office . ethereal , " Why is Gettysburg ethereal? 11 14 -307 1 LOS ANGELES - The type of aircraft flown by Asiana Airlines that crash - landed at San Francisco International Airport on Saturday has long been regarded as one of the safest passenger jets ever developed . regarded as one of the safest passenger jets Who is the aircraft regarded as safest by? 25 33 -307 1 LOS ANGELES - The type of aircraft flown by Asiana Airlines that crash - landed at San Francisco International Airport on Saturday has long been regarded as one of the safest passenger jets ever developed . regarded as one of the safest passenger jets What made the jet one of the safest? 25 33 -307 1 LOS ANGELES - The type of aircraft flown by Asiana Airlines that crash - landed at San Francisco International Airport on Saturday has long been regarded as one of the safest passenger jets ever developed . Asiana where is the company basked out of 9 10 -307 1 LOS ANGELES - The type of aircraft flown by Asiana Airlines that crash - landed at San Francisco International Airport on Saturday has long been regarded as one of the safest passenger jets ever developed . Asiana Airlines Where does Asiana Airlines fly? 9 11 -307 1 LOS ANGELES - The type of aircraft flown by Asiana Airlines that crash - landed at San Francisco International Airport on Saturday has long been regarded as one of the safest passenger jets ever developed . crash - landed What was wrong with the aircraft? 12 15 -307 2 Since Boeing rolled out its first 777 to a huge crowd at its manufacturing facility in Everett , Wash . , in 1994 , more than 1 , 100 have been built and only one had been in a major accident , with no fatalities . accident , what type of accident occured that resutled in no fatalities. 40 42 -307 2 Since Boeing rolled out its first 777 to a huge crowd at its manufacturing facility in Everett , Wash . , in 1994 , more than 1 , 100 have been built and only one had been in a major accident , with no fatalities . one When did this major accident happen? 34 35 -307 3 On Saturday , Asiana Flight 214 from Seoul , South Korea , crashed after touching down on Runway 28 , killing at least two passengers and injuring dozens of others . crashed after touching down on Runway What caused Flight 214 to crash? 12 18 -307 3 On Saturday , Asiana Flight 214 from Seoul , South Korea , crashed after touching down on Runway 28 , killing at least two passengers and injuring dozens of others . down why did it crash after touching down 15 16 -307 3 On Saturday , Asiana Flight 214 from Seoul , South Korea , crashed after touching down on Runway 28 , killing at least two passengers and injuring dozens of others . crashed What caused the crash? 12 13 -307 3 On Saturday , Asiana Flight 214 from Seoul , South Korea , crashed after touching down on Runway 28 , killing at least two passengers and injuring dozens of others . crashed Was the flight crew aware that something was wrong with the aircraft before landing? 12 13 -307 4 The plane maker issued a statement Saturday afternoon , saying it " extends its concern for the safety " of those aboard the downed aircraft . downed aircraft How did the aircraft go down? 23 25 -307 4 The plane maker issued a statement Saturday afternoon , saying it " extends its concern for the safety " of those aboard the downed aircraft . downed what caused the plane to crash 23 24 -307 4 The plane maker issued a statement Saturday afternoon , saying it " extends its concern for the safety " of those aboard the downed aircraft . statement If two people died, why weren't condolences offered? 5 6 -307 4 The plane maker issued a statement Saturday afternoon , saying it " extends its concern for the safety " of those aboard the downed aircraft . aboard How many passengers were on the aircraft? 21 22 -307 5 " Boeing is preparing to provide technical assistance to the National Transportation Safety Board as it investigates the accident , " the statement said . preparing to provide technical assistance How will technical assistance be provided? 3 8 -307 5 " Boeing is preparing to provide technical assistance to the National Transportation Safety Board as it investigates the accident , " the statement said . technical what speed, whether conditions, ice etc would paint a better picture. 6 7 -307 5 " Boeing is preparing to provide technical assistance to the National Transportation Safety Board as it investigates the accident , " the statement said . technical What does Boeing mean by technical assistance? 6 7 -308 1 CAIRO - A night of largely peaceful protests ended early Monday in a bloody clash between Muslim Brotherhood supporters and Egyptian soldiers , according to the Brotherhood and Egyptian media . ended early Monday in a bloody clash how did the clash start and how started it? 8 15 -308 1 CAIRO - A night of largely peaceful protests ended early Monday in a bloody clash between Muslim Brotherhood supporters and Egyptian soldiers , according to the Brotherhood and Egyptian media . according to the Brotherhood and Egyptian media are these reliable sources? 23 30 -308 1 CAIRO - A night of largely peaceful protests ended early Monday in a bloody clash between Muslim Brotherhood supporters and Egyptian soldiers , according to the Brotherhood and Egyptian media . largely peaceful protests What were the protests about? 5 8 -308 2 Muslim Brotherhood officials , who are supporting ousted Islamist President Mohamed Morsi , said security forces raided their encampment outside the Republican Guard compound with tear gas and gunfire about 4 a . m . Muslim Brotherhood officials who are these officials exactly? 0 3 -308 2 Muslim Brotherhood officials , who are supporting ousted Islamist President Mohamed Morsi , said security forces raided their encampment outside the Republican Guard compound with tear gas and gunfire about 4 a . m . security forces raided their encampment what was the reason security forces raided encampment? 14 19 -308 3 Supporters of Morsi have camped there for days demanding the release of the former leader , who has been under arrest since a military coup last week . former leader , which former leader? 13 16 -308 3 Supporters of Morsi have camped there for days demanding the release of the former leader , who has been under arrest since a military coup last week . Supporters does he have a lot of supporters? 0 1 -308 3 Supporters of Morsi have camped there for days demanding the release of the former leader , who has been under arrest since a military coup last week . Supporters of Morsi have camped why were they camping at that spot? 0 5 -308 3 Supporters of Morsi have camped there for days demanding the release of the former leader , who has been under arrest since a military coup last week . demanding the release of the former leader , in exchange for what? 8 16 -308 3 Supporters of Morsi have camped there for days demanding the release of the former leader , who has been under arrest since a military coup last week . since a military coup last week what were the specifics of the military coup? 21 27 -308 3 Supporters of Morsi have camped there for days demanding the release of the former leader , who has been under arrest since a military coup last week . under arrest Why was he arrested? 19 21 -308 4 Casualty figures were not immediately available , but Muslim Brotherhood officials said many people were killed and hundreds wounded . Casualty figures were not immediately available , why were they not available? 0 7 -308 4 Casualty figures were not immediately available , but Muslim Brotherhood officials said many people were killed and hundreds wounded . officials said many people were killed how reliable are these sources? 10 16 -308 4 Casualty figures were not immediately available , but Muslim Brotherhood officials said many people were killed and hundreds wounded . Muslim Brotherhood officials Which Muslim Brotherhood officials? 8 11 -308 5 They called upon their supporters to donate blood and rush to the Nasr district of Cairo to assist the victims . Nasr district is that a popular district? 12 14 -309 1 QINGDAO , China - As far as Li Lejun is concerned , there ' s one easy way to make a July beach vacation even better than expected : Add seaweed . seaweed How does seaweed make a beach vacation better? 30 31 -309 1 QINGDAO , China - As far as Li Lejun is concerned , there ' s one easy way to make a July beach vacation even better than expected : Add seaweed . Add seaweed How can seaweed make a vacation better? 29 31 -309 1 QINGDAO , China - As far as Li Lejun is concerned , there ' s one easy way to make a July beach vacation even better than expected : Add seaweed . Add seaweed add to what? 29 31 -309 2 Hundreds upon hundreds of tons of it . tons Why so many tons of seaweed? 4 5 -309 2 Hundreds upon hundreds of tons of it . Hundreds upon hundreds Hundreds of what? 0 3 -309 2 Hundreds upon hundreds of tons of it . Hundreds upon hundreds of tons why so much? 0 5 -309 3 Buried up to his thighs in sand , his back covered in what looked like strands of chartreuse cotton candy , the 7 - year - old Beijing boy was having the time of his life Sunday at No . strands What were the strands on the boy? 15 16 -309 3 Buried up to his thighs in sand , his back covered in what looked like strands of chartreuse cotton candy , the 7 - year - old Beijing boy was having the time of his life Sunday at No . chartreuse cotton candy , Does seaweed look like cotton candy? 17 21 -309 4 1 Bathing Beach in this city 350 miles north of Shanghai . 1 Bathing Beach What is the one bathing beach? 0 3 -309 4 1 Bathing Beach in this city 350 miles north of Shanghai . north which city? 8 9 -309 5 Ten paces to his right , men in swim briefs were using pitchforks to fling mounds of algae into a yellow front - end loader . fling mounds of algae Why were the men flinging mounds of algae into a front-end loader? 14 18 -309 5 Ten paces to his right , men in swim briefs were using pitchforks to fling mounds of algae into a yellow front - end loader . men in swim briefs Why are men working on the beach wearing swim briefs? 6 10 -310 1 The U . S . Navy conducted a historic flight test Wednesday off the coast of Virginia when an experimental bat - winged drone made an arrested landing aboard an aircraft carrier for the first time . arrested What is an \"arrested landing\" mean? 26 27 -310 1 The U . S . Navy conducted a historic flight test Wednesday off the coast of Virginia when an experimental bat - winged drone made an arrested landing aboard an aircraft carrier for the first time . bat - winged drone What is a bat-winged drone used for? 20 24 -310 1 The U . S . Navy conducted a historic flight test Wednesday off the coast of Virginia when an experimental bat - winged drone made an arrested landing aboard an aircraft carrier for the first time . arrested landing Why was the landing arrested? 26 28 -310 1 The U . S . Navy conducted a historic flight test Wednesday off the coast of Virginia when an experimental bat - winged drone made an arrested landing aboard an aircraft carrier for the first time . bat - winged they have those? 20 23 -310 2 The flight of the drone , dubbed X - 47B " Salty Dog 502 , " could redefine naval aviation . redefine How could the flight of \"Salty Dog 502\" redefine naval aviation? 17 18 -310 2 The flight of the drone , dubbed X - 47B " Salty Dog 502 , " could redefine naval aviation . redefine naval aviation In what way? 17 20 -310 2 The flight of the drone , dubbed X - 47B " Salty Dog 502 , " could redefine naval aviation . " Salty Dog Why is it called Salty Dog? 10 13 -310 2 The flight of the drone , dubbed X - 47B " Salty Dog 502 , " could redefine naval aviation . " Salty Dog why is it called that? 10 13 -310 3 Landing on an aircraft carrier as it plies the ocean and pitches with the waves is considered an extremely difficult feat for even the most seasoned pilot . extremely Why is it so difficult to land? 18 19 -310 3 Landing on an aircraft carrier as it plies the ocean and pitches with the waves is considered an extremely difficult feat for even the most seasoned pilot . difficult feat Is it also difficult for the drone? 19 21 -310 4 The X - 47B was controlled almost entirely by computer . almost How else was X-47B controlled? 6 7 -310 4 The X - 47B was controlled almost entirely by computer . controlled almost entirely by computer From how far away can it be controlled? 5 10 -310 4 The X - 47B was controlled almost entirely by computer . X - 47B is it the newest model? 1 4 -310 5 " By evolving and integrating new technology like the X - 47B and the unmanned aircraft to follow , carriers will remain relevant throughout their 50 - year lifespan , " Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus said in a statement . 50 - year Why are carriers lifespan only 50 years? 25 28 -310 5 " By evolving and integrating new technology like the X - 47B and the unmanned aircraft to follow , carriers will remain relevant throughout their 50 - year lifespan , " Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus said in a statement . will remain relevant Does that mean man aircraft will no longer be using them? 20 23 -311 1 WASHINGTON - It was a White House gala with the razzle - dazzle of a real state dinner . It was a White House gala What was a White House Gala? 2 8 -311 2 Amid the soothing strains of a harp , guests promenaded into the Executive Mansion , pausing before a clutch of media before making their way to a receiving line and into the East Room , where waiters in tuxedos regaled them with an eight - course meal served on gold - rimmed china . guests Who are these guests? 8 9 -311 2 Amid the soothing strains of a harp , guests promenaded into the Executive Mansion , pausing before a clutch of media before making their way to a receiving line and into the East Room , where waiters in tuxedos regaled them with an eight - course meal served on gold - rimmed china . an eight - course meal served why so many courses? 42 48 -311 3 But unlike at other White House feasts , the guests were encouraged to eat with their fingers . eat with their fingers why were the guests eating with their fingers? 13 17 -311 3 But unlike at other White House feasts , the guests were encouraged to eat with their fingers . eat with their fingers Why were they eating with their fingers? 13 17 -311 3 But unlike at other White House feasts , the guests were encouraged to eat with their fingers . eat Why with their fingers? 13 14 -311 3 But unlike at other White House feasts , the guests were encouraged to eat with their fingers . their fingers why no silverware? 15 17 -311 4 First lady Michelle Obama ' s second annual Kids ' State Dinner on Tuesday honored the young winners of a healthy - eating recipe contest that drew more than 1 , 300 entries . entries what was served? 32 33 -311 5 Just like last year , President Barack Obama somehow was snubbed ( " Usually at a state dinner , I get invited , " he told the kids ) , but made a surprise appearance anyway . somehow was snubbed Why was he snubbed? 8 11 -311 5 Just like last year , President Barack Obama somehow was snubbed ( " Usually at a state dinner , I get invited , " he told the kids ) , but made a surprise appearance anyway . was snubbed why was he snubbed? 9 11 -312 1 BEIJING - Life expectancy is 5 . 5 years lower in northern China than in the south almost exclusively because of heavy air pollution , a new study examining 20 years of data has determined . a new study Who performed this study? 25 28 -312 1 BEIJING - Life expectancy is 5 . 5 years lower in northern China than in the south almost exclusively because of heavy air pollution , a new study examining 20 years of data has determined . pollution , What caused all of this pollution? 23 25 -312 1 BEIJING - Life expectancy is 5 . 5 years lower in northern China than in the south almost exclusively because of heavy air pollution , a new study examining 20 years of data has determined . because of heavy air pollution , Why is the air pollution so heavy in the south of China? 19 25 -312 1 BEIJING - Life expectancy is 5 . 5 years lower in northern China than in the south almost exclusively because of heavy air pollution , a new study examining 20 years of data has determined . a new study Who was the study conducted by? 25 28 -312 2 The research , published Monday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences by four economists in China , the U . S . and Israel , examined air - quality readings collected in 90 Chinese cities from 1981 to 2000 and compared those with mortality data collected at 145 locations across the country from 1991 to 2000 . locations Which 145 locations experienced the mortality? And how did the results compare with the air quality findings? 51 52 -312 2 The research , published Monday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences by four economists in China , the U . S . and Israel , examined air - quality readings collected in 90 Chinese cities from 1981 to 2000 and compared those with mortality data collected at 145 locations across the country from 1991 to 2000 . examined air - quality What were the findings of the air quality measures? 28 32 -312 2 The research , published Monday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences by four economists in China , the U . S . and Israel , examined air - quality readings collected in 90 Chinese cities from 1981 to 2000 and compared those with mortality data collected at 145 locations across the country from 1991 to 2000 . air - quality readings how is it measured? 29 33 -312 3 Other studies have established strong correlations between air pollution and poor health and attempted to quantify the loss of life in China due to air pollution . Other studies What did these other studies find? 0 2 -312 3 Other studies have established strong correlations between air pollution and poor health and attempted to quantify the loss of life in China due to air pollution . quantify the loss of life Is it possible to quantify loss of life due to air pollution? 15 20 -312 3 Other studies have established strong correlations between air pollution and poor health and attempted to quantify the loss of life in China due to air pollution . attempted to quantify the loss of life in How can loss of life in China be quantified? 13 21 -312 3 Other studies have established strong correlations between air pollution and poor health and attempted to quantify the loss of life in China due to air pollution . attempted to quantify did the attempt work? 13 16 -312 4 But the specificity of the study published Monday may provide a jolt to policymakers and the public as debate intensifies over how much China has sacrificed to achieve rapid economic growth . how much What have they sacrificed? 21 23 -312 4 But the specificity of the study published Monday may provide a jolt to policymakers and the public as debate intensifies over how much China has sacrificed to achieve rapid economic growth . specificity of the study What were the results? 2 6 -312 4 But the specificity of the study published Monday may provide a jolt to policymakers and the public as debate intensifies over how much China has sacrificed to achieve rapid economic growth . Monday which monday? 7 8 -312 5 The researchers found that a seemingly arbitrary Mao - era economic policy on coal - fired boilers for winter heating created dramatic differences in air quality within China . economic policy on coal - fired boilers What was this policy? 10 17 -312 5 The researchers found that a seemingly arbitrary Mao - era economic policy on coal - fired boilers for winter heating created dramatic differences in air quality within China . Mao - era economic policy What is a Mao-era economic policy? 7 12 -312 5 The researchers found that a seemingly arbitrary Mao - era economic policy on coal - fired boilers for winter heating created dramatic differences in air quality within China . seemingly arbitrary Mao - era economic policy How is the economic policy arbitrary? 5 12 -312 5 The researchers found that a seemingly arbitrary Mao - era economic policy on coal - fired boilers for winter heating created dramatic differences in air quality within China . dramatic differences in air is the north worse? 21 25 -313 1 LONDON - If money talks , then in Britain it has a decidedly baritone voice . baritone voice Why does Britain have a decidedly baritone voice concerning money? 13 15 -313 1 LONDON - If money talks , then in Britain it has a decidedly baritone voice . baritone is baritone loud? 13 14 -313 1 LONDON - If money talks , then in Britain it has a decidedly baritone voice . baritone What is a baritone voice? 13 14 -313 1 LONDON - If money talks , then in Britain it has a decidedly baritone voice . baritone What does baritone mean? 13 14 -313 2 And that , many say , is a scandal . Three months ago , the Bank of England announced that Winston Churchill had been chosen as the new face of the 5 - pound note , in recognition of " a truly great British leader , orator and writer . And that , many say , is a scandal Why is it a scandal? 0 9 -313 2 And that , many say , is a scandal . Three months ago , the Bank of England announced that Winston Churchill had been chosen as the new face of the 5 - pound note , in recognition of " a truly great British leader , orator and writer . And that , many say , Who are the many that say it is a scandal? 0 6 -313 2 And that , many say , is a scandal . Three months ago , the Bank of England announced that Winston Churchill had been chosen as the new face of the 5 - pound note , in recognition of " a truly great British leader , orator and writer . Three months ago , In what year did this take place? 10 14 -313 2 And that , many say , is a scandal . Three months ago , the Bank of England announced that Winston Churchill had been chosen as the new face of the 5 - pound note , in recognition of " a truly great British leader , orator and writer . orator What does orator mean? 46 47 -313 3 a hero of the entire free world " . Starting in 2016 , Churchill ' s jowly mug will peer out pugnaciously from the back of what is probably Britain ' s most widely used bill , worth about $ 7 . 50 . pugnaciously what is this word? 21 22 -313 3 a hero of the entire free world " . Starting in 2016 , Churchill ' s jowly mug will peer out pugnaciously from the back of what is probably Britain ' s most widely used bill , worth about $ 7 . 50 . pugnaciously What does pugnaciously mean? 21 22 -313 4 But the decision has riled thousands of women here ( and not a few men ) . riled thousands of women Why has it riled thousands of women? 4 8 -313 4 But the decision has riled thousands of women here ( and not a few men ) . women Why are women upset? 7 8 -313 5 No disrespect to the cigar - chomping , wartime prime minister , they say . cigar - chomping , he eats cigars? 4 8 -314 1 LOS ANGELES - The Tyrannosaurus rex of " Jurassic Park " fame chases any prey that moves , then devours it with a bone - crushing gnash of its enormous jaws and serrated teeth . " Jurassic Park " fame Why do they quote Jurassic Park here? The Tyrannosaurus rex didn't become popular due to that move alone. 7 12 -314 2 But paleontologists don ' t necessarily back Steven Spielberg ' s portrayal of T . rex , with some saying it may have simply scavenged the remains of dead animals it happened to find . may have Where did the paleontologists get this information? 21 23 -314 2 But paleontologists don ' t necessarily back Steven Spielberg ' s portrayal of T . rex , with some saying it may have simply scavenged the remains of dead animals it happened to find . don ' t necessarily back Steven Spielberg ' s Was Steven Spielberg a paleontologist? What makes him to believe that the T. rex acted the way it did in the movie? 2 11 -314 2 But paleontologists don ' t necessarily back Steven Spielberg ' s portrayal of T . rex , with some saying it may have simply scavenged the remains of dead animals it happened to find . paleontologists Which paleontologists? 1 2 -314 3 Now scientists have unearthed what they say is the first direct evidence that the dinosaur king hunted its prey , further supporting its reign at the top of the Cretaceous food chain . further Why is this \"further\" supporting its reign? 20 21 -314 3 Now scientists have unearthed what they say is the first direct evidence that the dinosaur king hunted its prey , further supporting its reign at the top of the Cretaceous food chain . Cretaceous food chain What does the Cretaceous food chain look like? 29 32 -314 3 Now scientists have unearthed what they say is the first direct evidence that the dinosaur king hunted its prey , further supporting its reign at the top of the Cretaceous food chain . direct evidence What's the evidence that they found? 10 12 -314 3 Now scientists have unearthed what they say is the first direct evidence that the dinosaur king hunted its prey , further supporting its reign at the top of the Cretaceous food chain . Now scientists have unearthed Which scientists? 0 4 -314 4 The team excavated the 1 . 5 - inch crown of a T . rex tooth lodged between the fused vertebrae of a hadrosaur , a plant - eating duck - billed dinosaur . crown What is the crown of a T. rex tooth? 9 10 -314 4 The team excavated the 1 . 5 - inch crown of a T . rex tooth lodged between the fused vertebrae of a hadrosaur , a plant - eating duck - billed dinosaur . excavated Where was the location of where they found this? 2 3 -315 1 HACKENSACK , N . J . - Though they have " rat " in their name , the Allegheny woodrats are nothing like the common rats that skitter across subway rails and leap out of urban dumpsters . are nothing like the common rats Why are they unlike? 20 26 -315 1 HACKENSACK , N . J . - Though they have " rat " in their name , the Allegheny woodrats are nothing like the common rats that skitter across subway rails and leap out of urban dumpsters . the Allegheny woodrats What is an Allegheny woodrat? 17 20 -315 1 HACKENSACK , N . J . - Though they have " rat " in their name , the Allegheny woodrats are nothing like the common rats that skitter across subway rails and leap out of urban dumpsters . Allegheny woodrats why are they different? 18 20 -315 1 HACKENSACK , N . J . - Though they have " rat " in their name , the Allegheny woodrats are nothing like the common rats that skitter across subway rails and leap out of urban dumpsters . " rat " Why is the word \"rat\" in the Allegheny woodrat's name if it isnt like the common rat? 10 13 -315 2 Instead , these native New Jerseyans prefer the quiet life outside of cities and look more like jolly , oversized field mice . jolly , oversized field mice How much do they weigh? 17 22 -315 2 Instead , these native New Jerseyans prefer the quiet life outside of cities and look more like jolly , oversized field mice . New Jerseyans are they leaving new jersey? 4 6 -315 2 Instead , these native New Jerseyans prefer the quiet life outside of cities and look more like jolly , oversized field mice . jolly , How can a human tell that a rat looks jolly? 17 19 -315 3 But times are tough for woodrats . Once common from New England to Alabama , the woodrat has disappeared from Massachusetts , Connecticut and New York , has significantly declined in Pennsylvania , and is nearly gone from Ohio and Indiana . But times are tough for woodrats What does their diet consist of? 0 6 -315 3 But times are tough for woodrats . Once common from New England to Alabama , the woodrat has disappeared from Massachusetts , Connecticut and New York , has significantly declined in Pennsylvania , and is nearly gone from Ohio and Indiana . common from New England to Alabama , Why isn't the woodrat common from New England to Alabama anymore? 8 15 -315 4 In New Jersey , the only remaining woodrat colony lives in suburban isolation at the foot of the Palisades in Bergen County . Bergen where is bergen? 20 21 -315 4 In New Jersey , the only remaining woodrat colony lives in suburban isolation at the foot of the Palisades in Bergen County . suburban Why did the woodrat move to the suburban location they are currently in? 11 12 -315 5 The colony has been so cut off from other woodrat populations that their inbreeding has affected the gene pool , making them less able to fight off disease . cut off Why are they cut off? 5 7 -315 5 The colony has been so cut off from other woodrat populations that their inbreeding has affected the gene pool , making them less able to fight off disease . has affected the gene pool , How has the human population effected its natural habitats? 14 20 -315 5 The colony has been so cut off from other woodrat populations that their inbreeding has affected the gene pool , making them less able to fight off disease . inbreeding why are they inbreeding? 13 14 -316 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - U . S . Attorney General Eric Holder , the nation ' s first black to hold that post , urged NAACP members convening in Orlando on Tuesday to help overturn stand - your - ground laws that " senselessly expand the concept of self - defense " . Orlando do they always convene there? 30 31 -316 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - U . S . Attorney General Eric Holder , the nation ' s first black to hold that post , urged NAACP members convening in Orlando on Tuesday to help overturn stand - your - ground laws that " senselessly expand the concept of self - defense " . " senselessly expand the concept of self - defense " What do these laws do to expand the concept of self-defense? 43 53 -316 2 The law was expected to be at the center of the second - degree - murder trial of George Zimmerman in the shooting death of Trayvon Martin , but it was not raised at trial . law Which law? 1 2 -316 2 The law was expected to be at the center of the second - degree - murder trial of George Zimmerman in the shooting death of Trayvon Martin , but it was not raised at trial . not raised at trial Why wan't the stand-your-ground law raised at George Zimmerman's trial? 31 35 -316 3 The issue did surface when Zimmerman was arrested . arrested how was he caught? 7 8 -316 3 The issue did surface when Zimmerman was arrested . issue What issue? 1 2 -316 4 Rather than prevent violence , Holder said , such laws can encourage it . encourage What kinds of laws encourage violence and how? 11 12 -316 4 Rather than prevent violence , Holder said , such laws can encourage it . encourage What do these laws do to encourage violence? 11 12 -316 4 Rather than prevent violence , Holder said , such laws can encourage it . encourage How does the stand-your-ground law encourage violence? 11 12 -316 5 " We must stand our ground , " Holder said to thunderous applause , " to ensure our laws reduce violence " . applause , were any not applauding? 12 14 -317 1 PRETORIA , South Africa - The singing washed like waves over the crowd gathered Thursday , Mandela Day , to celebrate Nelson Mandela ' s 95th birthday outside the Pretoria hospital where he is being treated . where he is being treated What's wrong with Nelson Mandela's health? 31 36 -317 1 PRETORIA , South Africa - The singing washed like waves over the crowd gathered Thursday , Mandela Day , to celebrate Nelson Mandela ' s 95th birthday outside the Pretoria hospital where he is being treated . he is being treated What is he being treated for? 32 36 -317 2 Wave after musical wave rang out , as choirs , political groups , schoolchildren and onlookers arrived one after another , dancing , gyrating and laughing , each with their own loud musical tribute to the man they see as the one who brought them freedom . freedom How and why do the people see Mandela as a bringer of freedom? 45 46 -317 2 Wave after musical wave rang out , as choirs , political groups , schoolchildren and onlookers arrived one after another , dancing , gyrating and laughing , each with their own loud musical tribute to the man they see as the one who brought them freedom . wave rang out , for how long? 3 7 -317 3 And it wouldn ' t have been South Africa without the deafening vuvuzelas , blown at full blast , to wish Mandela back home . vuvuzelas , what is a vuvuzelas? 12 14 -317 3 And it wouldn ' t have been South Africa without the deafening vuvuzelas , blown at full blast , to wish Mandela back home . it wouldn ' t have been South Africa Why is South Africa associated with noisy vuvuzelas? 1 9 -317 3 And it wouldn ' t have been South Africa without the deafening vuvuzelas , blown at full blast , to wish Mandela back home . vuvuzelas , What are vuvuzelas? 12 14 -317 3 And it wouldn ' t have been South Africa without the deafening vuvuzelas , blown at full blast , to wish Mandela back home . vuvuzelas , are those instruments? 12 14 -317 4 Crowds thronged the wall of tribute outside the hospital , which sprang up spontaneously soon after Mandela was admitted with a lung infection on June 8 . spontaneously How did people get and spread the idea to do these tributes? 13 14 -317 4 Crowds thronged the wall of tribute outside the hospital , which sprang up spontaneously soon after Mandela was admitted with a lung infection on June 8 . admitted with a lung infection What cause his lung infection? 18 23 -317 5 Since then , the heaps of flowers , artwork , posters and written tributes have spread along the wall and spilled down a nearby hill . Since then , how long ago was it? 0 3 -318 1 PHNOM PENH , Cambodia - Sitting in a dingy bar down a small back alley in the Cambodian capital , Ros Choun struggled to explain how he ended up here . struggled to explain how he ended up here . Why is Mr. Choun struggling to explain how he ended up in Cambodia? 22 31 -318 1 PHNOM PENH , Cambodia - Sitting in a dingy bar down a small back alley in the Cambodian capital , Ros Choun struggled to explain how he ended up here . Ros Choun Who is Ros? 20 22 -318 1 PHNOM PENH , Cambodia - Sitting in a dingy bar down a small back alley in the Cambodian capital , Ros Choun struggled to explain how he ended up here . he ended up here . Why was he there? 26 31 -318 2 " They took my whole life , and there is nothing I can do about it , " he said . " They took my whole life , Why did they take his whole life? 0 7 -318 2 " They took my whole life , and there is nothing I can do about it , " he said . " They Who took his whole life? 0 2 -318 2 " They took my whole life , and there is nothing I can do about it , " he said . " They took my whole life , Why did they take his life? 0 7 -318 3 Despite the location and his Cambodian appearance , Choun had spent almost his entire life in the United States . his entire life in the United States . How long did Choun live in the US? 12 20 -318 3 Despite the location and his Cambodian appearance , Choun had spent almost his entire life in the United States . States How long has he been in Cambodia? 18 19 -318 3 Despite the location and his Cambodian appearance , Choun had spent almost his entire life in the United States . location Why was he in Cambodia? 2 3 -318 5 His family , he recounts , sought refuge in America in the early 1980s after fleeing the genocide and devastation of the Khmer Rouge period , which left Cambodia in ruins and almost 2 million people dead . fleeing the genocide Why was genocide going on in Cambodia? 15 18 -318 5 His family , he recounts , sought refuge in America in the early 1980s after fleeing the genocide and devastation of the Khmer Rouge period , which left Cambodia in ruins and almost 2 million people dead . Khmer Rouge period , What was the Khmer Rouge period? 22 26 -319 1 BOGOTA , Colombia - Wedged behind an exhaust - belching bus and ahead of a honking car , Luis Enrique Neira urges his scrawny horse Pagatodo through a busy intersection . Luis Enrique Neira Who is this person? 18 21 -319 1 BOGOTA , Colombia - Wedged behind an exhaust - belching bus and ahead of a honking car , Luis Enrique Neira urges his scrawny horse Pagatodo through a busy intersection . Luis Why did Luis urge his horse through a busy intersection? 18 19 -319 1 BOGOTA , Colombia - Wedged behind an exhaust - belching bus and ahead of a honking car , Luis Enrique Neira urges his scrawny horse Pagatodo through a busy intersection . Pagatodo how old is he? 25 26 -319 2 Neira has been a horse - cart driver , or a zorrero , since he was 12 years old , eking out a living hauling loads and sometimes recycling scrap metal and cardboard . since he was 12 years old , What led him to be working at 12 years old? 13 20 -319 2 Neira has been a horse - cart driver , or a zorrero , since he was 12 years old , eking out a living hauling loads and sometimes recycling scrap metal and cardboard . zorrero , how many are there? 11 13 -319 3 Authorities say there are more than 2 , 290 zorreros in this bustling capital of 7 . 3 million , but the horsemen ' s days are numbered . horsemen ' s days are numbered What industry is taking over their careers? Is it the automotive industry? 22 28 -319 3 Authorities say there are more than 2 , 290 zorreros in this bustling capital of 7 . 3 million , but the horsemen ' s days are numbered . horsemen ' s How are the horsemen days numbered? 22 25 -319 4 Bogota is requiring them to trade in their horse and carts for small four - wheel vehicles . trade in their horse and carts Do these workers also get compensation for this trade? Would they be given a stipend for gas as well? 5 11 -319 4 Bogota is requiring them to trade in their horse and carts for small four - wheel vehicles . trade Why are the horsemen trading in their horse and cart? 5 6 -319 4 Bogota is requiring them to trade in their horse and carts for small four - wheel vehicles . requiring them why are they requiring? 2 4 -319 5 By the year ' s end , it will be illegal for horses to plod the streets . illegal for horses to plod the streets Is this for health reasons? 10 17 -319 5 By the year ' s end , it will be illegal for horses to plod the streets . illegal Why will it be illegal for horses to plod the streets/ 10 11 -320 1 WASHINGTON - Sen . Lindsey Graham , R - S . C . , touched a nerve in athletes and Olympic officials alike Wednesday by floating the possibility of boycotting the 2014 Winter Olympic Games in Sochi , Russia . touched a nerve What does this phrase mean? What evidence has been shown to support it? 14 17 -320 1 WASHINGTON - Sen . Lindsey Graham , R - S . C . , touched a nerve in athletes and Olympic officials alike Wednesday by floating the possibility of boycotting the 2014 Winter Olympic Games in Sochi , Russia . boycotting the 2014 Winter Olympic Games Why is the Senator considering boycotting the Winter Olympics? 29 35 -320 1 WASHINGTON - Sen . Lindsey Graham , R - S . C . , touched a nerve in athletes and Olympic officials alike Wednesday by floating the possibility of boycotting the 2014 Winter Olympic Games in Sochi , Russia . boycotting Why is he suggesting boycotting the Olympic Games? 29 30 -320 2 " I love the Olympics , but I hate what the Russian government is doing throughout the world , " Graham told NBC News . doing throughout they cheated at the olympics? 14 16 -320 2 " I love the Olympics , but I hate what the Russian government is doing throughout the world , " Graham told NBC News . doing throughout the world , " What is the Russian government doing? 14 20 -320 4 Bishop emphasized that Graham wasn ' t specifically calling for a boycott but wanted to raise the idea . wanted to raise the idea What is meant by \"raise the idea\", and how is the person's intention known? 13 18 -320 4 Bishop emphasized that Graham wasn ' t specifically calling for a boycott but wanted to raise the idea . wanted to raise the what is the difference between the two? 13 17 -320 5 Bishop didn ' t respond to a request for an interview with Graham . a request Who's request? 6 8 -320 5 Bishop didn ' t respond to a request for an interview with Graham . didn ' t respond did he deny? 1 5 -320 5 Bishop didn ' t respond to a request for an interview with Graham . request for an interview Who requested an interview? 7 11 -321 1 ENGLEWOOD , N . J . - Gerald Marion has spent his career fighting fires , not racial injustice . career How long was he a fire fighter? 12 13 -321 1 ENGLEWOOD , N . J . - Gerald Marion has spent his career fighting fires , not racial injustice . not racial injustice . Why does he need to fight racial injustice? 16 20 -321 1 ENGLEWOOD , N . J . - Gerald Marion has spent his career fighting fires , not racial injustice . not racial injustice How is Gerald Marion fighting racial injustice now? 16 19 -321 3 But Marion reached a breaking point on Saturday , when a Florida jury acquitted George Zimmerman in the fatal shooting of Trayvon Martin , an unarmed black teenager , during a confrontation in a gated community . breaking point How did he get involved with the political fray? 4 6 -321 3 But Marion reached a breaking point on Saturday , when a Florida jury acquitted George Zimmerman in the fatal shooting of Trayvon Martin , an unarmed black teenager , during a confrontation in a gated community . Marion reached a breaking point What breaking point did he reach? 1 6 -321 3 But Marion reached a breaking point on Saturday , when a Florida jury acquitted George Zimmerman in the fatal shooting of Trayvon Martin , an unarmed black teenager , during a confrontation in a gated community . reached a breaking point What did Marion do in relation to the George Zimmerman decision? 2 6 -321 3 But Marion reached a breaking point on Saturday , when a Florida jury acquitted George Zimmerman in the fatal shooting of Trayvon Martin , an unarmed black teenager , during a confrontation in a gated community . Saturday , Was Marion working in a professional capacity when he acted out regarding the jury's decision? 7 9 -321 4 The chief entered the racially charged controversy surrounding the verdict this week , when he asked the City Council to boycott businesses in Florida and other states with stand - your - ground laws , which eliminate the legal requirement to retreat before people can defend themselves - with deadly force if necessary - if they believe someone is trying to kill or seriously harm them . boycott What kind of buisness does would the City Council of Englewood, NJ have in Florida? 20 21 -321 4 The chief entered the racially charged controversy surrounding the verdict this week , when he asked the City Council to boycott businesses in Florida and other states with stand - your - ground laws , which eliminate the legal requirement to retreat before people can defend themselves - with deadly force if necessary - if they believe someone is trying to kill or seriously harm them . other states What other states have stand-your-ground laws? 25 27 -321 4 The chief entered the racially charged controversy surrounding the verdict this week , when he asked the City Council to boycott businesses in Florida and other states with stand - your - ground laws , which eliminate the legal requirement to retreat before people can defend themselves - with deadly force if necessary - if they believe someone is trying to kill or seriously harm them . boycott businesses in Florida How much business does Englewood, NJ do with businesses in the state of Florida? Is the boycott a realistic request of the Council? 20 24 -321 5 " I ' ve never been an activist , " the 46 - year - old said . activist , " Does Marion now view himself as a racial activist now in light of his request of the City Council? 7 10 -322 1 The overheated debate between the federal government and animal advocates over the removal of wild mustangs from the Western range ticked a few degrees higher after the Bureau of Land Management announced plans to take fewer horses from the land this summer . overheated Why is the debate overheated? 1 2 -322 1 The overheated debate between the federal government and animal advocates over the removal of wild mustangs from the Western range ticked a few degrees higher after the Bureau of Land Management announced plans to take fewer horses from the land this summer . animal advocates Who are the animal advocates? 8 10 -322 1 The overheated debate between the federal government and animal advocates over the removal of wild mustangs from the Western range ticked a few degrees higher after the Bureau of Land Management announced plans to take fewer horses from the land this summer . ticked a few degrees higher Why would the debate get hotter if the government agreed to take fewer horses from the land? 20 25 -322 2 Even though its holding capacity for captured wild horses has nearly reached its limit at 50 , 000 animals nationwide , the agency said last week that it would remove 1 , 300 horses in the coming months , many of which might otherwise die from lack of food and water . its Who or what is its? 2 3 -322 2 Even though its holding capacity for captured wild horses has nearly reached its limit at 50 , 000 animals nationwide , the agency said last week that it would remove 1 , 300 horses in the coming months , many of which might otherwise die from lack of food and water . Even though its holding capacity How are they going to manage that? 0 5 -322 2 Even though its holding capacity for captured wild horses has nearly reached its limit at 50 , 000 animals nationwide , the agency said last week that it would remove 1 , 300 horses in the coming months , many of which might otherwise die from lack of food and water . which might otherwise die Why would the animal advocates be opposed to this? 41 45 -322 3 Animal advocates say 1 , 300 horses is still too many , and they question the BLM ' s rationale for the removals . 1 , 300 horses is still too many , Why is that too many horses? 3 12 -322 3 Animal advocates say 1 , 300 horses is still too many , and they question the BLM ' s rationale for the removals . 1 , 300 horses is still too many , Too many for what? 3 12 -322 3 Animal advocates say 1 , 300 horses is still too many , and they question the BLM ' s rationale for the removals . question the BLM ' s rationale for the removals . What are they questioning about it? 14 24 -322 5 The agency plans to remove 855 wild horses and burros in Nevada , 140 in Oregon , 105 in Arizona , 65 in New Mexico , 50 in Colorado and 25 in Idaho , the agency said in a news release . remove What do they do with the removed animals? 4 5 -322 5 The agency plans to remove 855 wild horses and burros in Nevada , 140 in Oregon , 105 in Arizona , 65 in New Mexico , 50 in Colorado and 25 in Idaho , the agency said in a news release . The agency What agency? 0 2 -323 1 WASHINGTON - After surviving years of drought and watching the size of the U . S . cattle herd fall to its lowest level in more than 60 years , Texas cattleman Bob McCan would just as soon steer clear of the U . S . government ' s latest meat - labeling rules . lowest level in more than 60 years , What has caused this decline? 22 30 -323 1 WASHINGTON - After surviving years of drought and watching the size of the U . S . cattle herd fall to its lowest level in more than 60 years , Texas cattleman Bob McCan would just as soon steer clear of the U . S . government ' s latest meat - labeling rules . latest meat - labeling rules How will these affect cattlemen like McCan? 49 54 -323 1 WASHINGTON - After surviving years of drought and watching the size of the U . S . cattle herd fall to its lowest level in more than 60 years , Texas cattleman Bob McCan would just as soon steer clear of the U . S . government ' s latest meat - labeling rules . lowest level in more than 60 years , What is this level? 22 30 -323 2 For many U . S . consumers , it ' s a popular idea : Label packages to let them know what country the meat comes from . it ' s a popular idea : Why is the country of origin a common concern? 8 15 -323 2 For many U . S . consumers , it ' s a popular idea : Label packages to let them know what country the meat comes from . Label How would labeling packages help the consumer? 15 16 -323 2 For many U . S . consumers , it ' s a popular idea : Label packages to let them know what country the meat comes from . what country why does it matter? 21 23 -323 3 But with his herd of roughly 4 , 000 including cattle from Mexico , McCan said there ' s no good reason to segregate the animals when he sells them . segregate segregate in what reference? 23 24 -323 3 But with his herd of roughly 4 , 000 including cattle from Mexico , McCan said there ' s no good reason to segregate the animals when he sells them . no good reason to segregate Why would it matter where the cattle were born? 19 24 -323 3 But with his herd of roughly 4 , 000 including cattle from Mexico , McCan said there ' s no good reason to segregate the animals when he sells them . segregate the animals Would this be required for the labeling process? 23 26 -323 3 But with his herd of roughly 4 , 000 including cattle from Mexico , McCan said there ' s no good reason to segregate the animals when he sells them . McCan said there ' s no good reason is he right? 14 22 -323 4 All it would do , he said , is create hundreds of millions of dollars of extra handling costs that would get passed on , driving up the price at grocery stores . hundreds of millions of dollars Why is that sort of handling effort so expensive? 10 15 -323 4 All it would do , he said , is create hundreds of millions of dollars of extra handling costs that would get passed on , driving up the price at grocery stores . millions of dollars Would it really cost this much to label meat? 12 15 -323 5 " We don ' t want beef to become a luxury item , " said McCan , a fifth - generation rancher from Victoria , Texas . luxury item , What constitutes a luxury item? 10 13 -323 5 " We don ' t want beef to become a luxury item , " said McCan , a fifth - generation rancher from Victoria , Texas . beef to become does anyone want this? 6 9 -324 1 RIO DE JANEIRO - Pope Francis waded into the heart of Brazil ' s troubles Thursday , telling residents of an often - violent slum that their leaders must do a better job of helping them . often - violent slum What type of violence is included in this often violent slum? 21 25 -324 2 The provocative comments were in keeping with the causes held most dear by the first pope from the Americas : social justice and reaching out to the poor . social justice and reaching out to the poor How would social justice and reaching out to the poor help to decrease violence? 20 28 -324 4 " Never tire of working for a more just world , marked by greater solidarity , " he said to enthusiastic applause . more just world , are the efforts of the hard working people going to really help to create a more just world when all of the people of the world aren't involved in the effort? 7 11 -324 5 " No one can remain insensitive to the inequalities that persist in the world " . insensitive How does one remain insensitive to the world's inequalities? 5 6 -324 5 " No one can remain insensitive to the inequalities that persist in the world " . inequalities that persist is any one group solely responisible for these inequalities? 8 11 -324 5 " No one can remain insensitive to the inequalities that persist in the world " . remain insensitive arent a lot of people insensitive? 4 6 -325 1 LOS ANGELES - Help wanted : At least 130 veteran military aviators for nine - year commitment to fly fighter jets . nine - year commitment Where is this based? 13 17 -325 1 LOS ANGELES - Help wanted : At least 130 veteran military aviators for nine - year commitment to fly fighter jets . veteran Is there an age limit? 9 10 -325 1 LOS ANGELES - Help wanted : At least 130 veteran military aviators for nine - year commitment to fly fighter jets . veteran Are these war veterans or people who have flown fighter jets before? 9 10 -325 1 LOS ANGELES - Help wanted : At least 130 veteran military aviators for nine - year commitment to fly fighter jets . 130 veteran military aviators Why do they need 130 veteran military aviators for a nine-year commitment to fly fighter jets? 8 12 -325 1 LOS ANGELES - Help wanted : At least 130 veteran military aviators for nine - year commitment to fly fighter jets . fly fighter jets For the military? For a private company? 18 21 -325 2 Salary : Pay range $ 34 , 500 to $ 97 , 400 . Pay range Why such a big range? 2 4 -325 2 Salary : Pay range $ 34 , 500 to $ 97 , 400 . Pay range Why is this range so dramatic? 2 4 -325 2 Salary : Pay range $ 34 , 500 to $ 97 , 400 . $ 34 , 500 to $ 97 , 400 Why is there such a gap in pay? 4 13 -325 2 Salary : Pay range $ 34 , 500 to $ 97 , 400 . Pay range $ 34 , 500 to $ 97 , 400 What is the deciding factor in how much you are paid? 2 13 -325 3 Plus good benefits and a $ 225 , 000 signing bonus - guaranteed . good benefits What are the benefits? 1 3 -325 3 Plus good benefits and a $ 225 , 000 signing bonus - guaranteed . good benefits What specifically do these benefits look like? 1 3 -325 3 Plus good benefits and a $ 225 , 000 signing bonus - guaranteed . good benefits What are the \"Good benefits\"? 1 3 -325 3 Plus good benefits and a $ 225 , 000 signing bonus - guaranteed . $ 225 , 000 signing bonus Why is the bonus so high? 5 11 -325 4 Contact : U . S . Air Force by Sept . 30 . Contact : U . S . Air Force Why did they not include further contact information? 0 8 -325 4 Contact : U . S . Air Force by Sept . 30 . Contact : U . S . Air Force How do you contact the Us Air Force? 0 8 -325 5 That ' s the offer from the Pentagon , which is so short of Air Force fighter pilots that it ' s boosting its salary package to make the job more enticing . boosting What did the previous salary package look like? 22 23 -325 5 That ' s the offer from the Pentagon , which is so short of Air Force fighter pilots that it ' s boosting its salary package to make the job more enticing . so short of Air Force fighter pilots What's the reason for the shortage of Air Force fighter pilots? 11 18 -325 5 That ' s the offer from the Pentagon , which is so short of Air Force fighter pilots that it ' s boosting its salary package to make the job more enticing . short of Air Force fighter pilots Why are they short? 12 18 -326 1 Dinosaurs almost bankrupted the tooth fairy . almost bankrupted How did dinosaurs almost bankrupt the tooth fairy? 1 3 -326 1 Dinosaurs almost bankrupted the tooth fairy . bankrupted the tooth how did they do that? 2 5 -326 1 Dinosaurs almost bankrupted the tooth fairy . Dinosaurs almost bankrupted the tooth fairy What did the dinosaurs do to cause the tooth fairy to almost become bankrupted? 0 6 -326 1 Dinosaurs almost bankrupted the tooth fairy . Dinosaurs almost bankrupted the tooth fairy How did they bankrupt the tooth fairy? 0 6 -326 2 New research shows that the lumbering plant - eaters called sauropods produced new teeth as often as twice per month and had up to nine backup teeth in a single tooth socket . New research How did this new research come to be? 0 2 -326 2 New research shows that the lumbering plant - eaters called sauropods produced new teeth as often as twice per month and had up to nine backup teeth in a single tooth socket . nine backup teeth How did nine back up teeth fit in their mouth? 24 27 -326 2 New research shows that the lumbering plant - eaters called sauropods produced new teeth as often as twice per month and had up to nine backup teeth in a single tooth socket . to how did they have so many teeth? 23 24 -326 2 New research shows that the lumbering plant - eaters called sauropods produced new teeth as often as twice per month and had up to nine backup teeth in a single tooth socket . produced new teeth as often as twice per month What does the tooth fairy do with the teeth when she gets them? 11 20 -326 2 New research shows that the lumbering plant - eaters called sauropods produced new teeth as often as twice per month and had up to nine backup teeth in a single tooth socket . New research shows Who conducted the research? 0 3 -326 3 While the fearsome Tyrannosaurus rex is known as the king of the dinosaurs , the sauropods were the real royalty . sauropods were the real royalty . Why were sauropods the real royalty? 15 21 -326 3 While the fearsome Tyrannosaurus rex is known as the king of the dinosaurs , the sauropods were the real royalty . real royalty did they have more teeth? 18 20 -326 3 While the fearsome Tyrannosaurus rex is known as the king of the dinosaurs , the sauropods were the real royalty . the sauropods were the real royalty Why were the sauropods considered the real royalty? 14 20 -326 4 These creatures , including the childhood favorite Apatosaurus ( previously known as Brontosaurus ) , were the largest animals that ever lived on land . ( previously known as Brontosaurus ) , Why was it previously known as a Brontosaurus? 8 15 -326 4 These creatures , including the childhood favorite Apatosaurus ( previously known as Brontosaurus ) , were the largest animals that ever lived on land . Brontosaurus ) , when did the name change? 12 15 -326 5 " A big T . rex is maybe 40 or 45 feet tall , but a big sauropod pushes 100 feet long or more , " said Michael D ' Emic , a vertebrate paleontologist at Stony Brook University in New York and lead author of the teeth study published Wednesday in the journal PLOS One . sauropod pushes 100 How are they able to tell a sauropod would be 100 feet long or more? 17 20 -326 5 " A big T . rex is maybe 40 or 45 feet tall , but a big sauropod pushes 100 feet long or more , " said Michael D ' Emic , a vertebrate paleontologist at Stony Brook University in New York and lead author of the teeth study published Wednesday in the journal PLOS One . a vertebrate paleontologist How many vertebrate did the Apatosaurus have? 32 35 -327 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - When most people think of sharks along the southern edges of San Francisco Bay , they think of ice skates , pucks and helmets . sharks What kind of sharks on the edge of the Bay? 11 12 -327 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - When most people think of sharks along the southern edges of San Francisco Bay , they think of ice skates , pucks and helmets . ice skates , pucks and helmets do they really? 24 30 -327 2 Now , a different type of shark is flourishing south of the San Mateo Bridge , one whose presence is powerful testament to the improving health of the bay : leopard sharks . different type of shark What type of shark? 3 7 -327 2 Now , a different type of shark is flourishing south of the San Mateo Bridge , one whose presence is powerful testament to the improving health of the bay : leopard sharks . leopard sharks Where do leopard sharks come from? 30 32 -327 2 Now , a different type of shark is flourishing south of the San Mateo Bridge , one whose presence is powerful testament to the improving health of the bay : leopard sharks . leopard sharks are they dangerous? 30 32 -327 3 Researchers at the University of California , Davis , are finding large numbers of leopard sharks - some as big as 6 feet long - benefiting from five years of work to restore thousands of acres of industrial salt ponds ringing the bay ' s shoreline from Hayward to San Jose to Redwood City . some as big as 6 feet long What is the average size of a leopard shark? 17 24 -327 4 Ducks , herons and fish are thriving in the former ponds , which are being restored to tidal marshes . are thriving What specifically makes it a better environment for these animals? 5 7 -327 4 Ducks , herons and fish are thriving in the former ponds , which are being restored to tidal marshes . herons what is a heron? 2 3 -327 5 But the fact that sharks are also booming is a particularly encouraging sign , scientists say . scientists say Which scientists? 14 16 -328 1 U . S . Army Pfc . Bradley Manning was found not guilty of aiding the enemy by a military judge on Tuesday , the most serious charge in the case surrounding the leak of hundreds of thousands of classified documents that sparked a debate over the balance between military security and the public ' s right to know . aiding the enemy Who is the enemy Bradley Manning was found not guilty of aiding? 14 17 -328 1 U . S . Army Pfc . Bradley Manning was found not guilty of aiding the enemy by a military judge on Tuesday , the most serious charge in the case surrounding the leak of hundreds of thousands of classified documents that sparked a debate over the balance between military security and the public ' s right to know . in the case surrounding the leak What is the case about? 28 34 -328 1 U . S . Army Pfc . Bradley Manning was found not guilty of aiding the enemy by a military judge on Tuesday , the most serious charge in the case surrounding the leak of hundreds of thousands of classified documents that sparked a debate over the balance between military security and the public ' s right to know . found not guilty of aiding the enemy What actions of his led to this charge and trial? 10 17 -328 1 U . S . Army Pfc . Bradley Manning was found not guilty of aiding the enemy by a military judge on Tuesday , the most serious charge in the case surrounding the leak of hundreds of thousands of classified documents that sparked a debate over the balance between military security and the public ' s right to know . leak of hundreds of thousands How were the documents leaked? 33 38 -328 1 U . S . Army Pfc . Bradley Manning was found not guilty of aiding the enemy by a military judge on Tuesday , the most serious charge in the case surrounding the leak of hundreds of thousands of classified documents that sparked a debate over the balance between military security and the public ' s right to know . sparked a debate why did the debate start? 42 45 -328 2 Manning , 25 , was accused of the biggest leak of classified information in U . S . history for delivering more than 700 , 00 pages of documents and videos to the Web site WikiLeaks . biggest leak of classified information What prompted him to leak these documents? 8 13 -328 2 Manning , 25 , was accused of the biggest leak of classified information in U . S . history for delivering more than 700 , 00 pages of documents and videos to the Web site WikiLeaks . 700 , 00 pages how did he get so many? 23 27 -328 2 Manning , 25 , was accused of the biggest leak of classified information in U . S . history for delivering more than 700 , 00 pages of documents and videos to the Web site WikiLeaks . delivering Why would Manning deliver classified information to WikiLeaks? 20 21 -328 3 Manning , who has been in custody for three years and had already pleaded guilty to mishandling classified material , was found guilty of most of the other charges against him , including espionage and theft , which can still end up in a very lengthy prison sentence . other charges against him What were these other charges? 27 31 -328 3 Manning , who has been in custody for three years and had already pleaded guilty to mishandling classified material , was found guilty of most of the other charges against him , including espionage and theft , which can still end up in a very lengthy prison sentence . in custody for three years How has it taken this long to reach a verdict on this particular charge? 5 10 -328 4 The judge , Col . Denise Lind , will determine his sentence on those crimes during a second phase of the military trial , or court martial . during a second phase When will this take place? 15 19 -328 4 The judge , Col . Denise Lind , will determine his sentence on those crimes during a second phase of the military trial , or court martial . Denise Lind , will determine his sentence on those which way is she leaning? 5 14 -328 5 But the aiding the enemy charge could have landed Manning in prison for life . could have landed What are the potential sentencing lengths for the crimes he was convicted of? 6 9 -328 5 But the aiding the enemy charge could have landed Manning in prison for life . aiding the enemy charge is it a really bad crime? 2 6 -329 1 BAND - E AMIR NATIONAL PARK , Afghanistan - Of all the effects of war on Afghanistan , among the most surreal - and perhaps the happiest - is swan boats . is swan boats What is a swan boat? 28 31 -329 1 BAND - E AMIR NATIONAL PARK , Afghanistan - Of all the effects of war on Afghanistan , among the most surreal - and perhaps the happiest - is swan boats . effects of war on Afghanistan , How many wars are ongoing in Afghanistan? 12 18 -329 1 BAND - E AMIR NATIONAL PARK , Afghanistan - Of all the effects of war on Afghanistan , among the most surreal - and perhaps the happiest - is swan boats . happiest - is swan boats . Why is the happiest swan boats? 26 32 -329 2 On a recent day , nearly 40 of the bird - shaped pedal boats packed with families were meandering around the almost painfully blue mineral waters of the main lake here . meandering why does here ? 18 19 -329 2 On a recent day , nearly 40 of the bird - shaped pedal boats packed with families were meandering around the almost painfully blue mineral waters of the main lake here . 40 of the bird - shaped pedal boats Do they have sails or engines? 6 14 -329 2 On a recent day , nearly 40 of the bird - shaped pedal boats packed with families were meandering around the almost painfully blue mineral waters of the main lake here . nearly 40 How many boats can fit out at once? 5 7 -329 2 On a recent day , nearly 40 of the bird - shaped pedal boats packed with families were meandering around the almost painfully blue mineral waters of the main lake here . blue mineral waters why does this matter? 23 26 -329 3 From several came one of the rarest public sounds in Afghanistan : women laughing uproariously . uproariously what meaning ? 14 15 -329 4 For centuries Afghans have believed that the waters of the group of six lakes known as Band - e Amir can cure illness and infertility . Afghans where is it ? 2 3 -329 4 For centuries Afghans have believed that the waters of the group of six lakes known as Band - e Amir can cure illness and infertility . can cure illness and infertility Has this been scientifically proven? 20 25 -329 4 For centuries Afghans have believed that the waters of the group of six lakes known as Band - e Amir can cure illness and infertility . believed How did this belief start? 4 5 -329 5 Now Band - e Amir also has become the nation ' s soothing antidote to the daily horrors elsewhere : improvised bombs , suicide attacks and bribe - hungry police . bribe - hungry police whicjh one ? 26 30 -329 5 Now Band - e Amir also has become the nation ' s soothing antidote to the daily horrors elsewhere : improvised bombs , suicide attacks and bribe - hungry police . Band - e Amir Do people drink from this lake? 1 5 -330 1 CHICAGO - The marketing for freshly pressed and blended juices promises instant energy , weight loss , a flood of vitamins and minerals - all in a single , portable , gulpable serving . flood of On average, how many different vitamins and minerals are in a serving of freshly pressed juice? 18 20 -330 2 Health - minded consumers seem to have bought the claims - and with them , gallons of juice . and with them , gallons of juice Which types of juice did they bring? 11 18 -330 2 Health - minded consumers seem to have bought the claims - and with them , gallons of juice . gallons of juice they bought juice? 15 18 -330 3 Jamba Juice , which sells juices and smoothies , reported $ 55 . 1 million in revenue for the 13 weeks ending April 2 . Jamba Juice , In which country is Jamba Juice based? 0 3 -330 4 Beverage giant Coca - Cola tapped the juice trend early by acquiring Odwalla in 2001 , and in 2007 PepsiCo followed suit with Naked Juice . trend When did this trend start? 8 9 -330 4 Beverage giant Coca - Cola tapped the juice trend early by acquiring Odwalla in 2001 , and in 2007 PepsiCo followed suit with Naked Juice . Odwalla are they a big company? 12 13 -330 5 Raw vegetable and fruit juices make up about 10 percent of sales at The Protein Bar , a Chicago - based chain of health food restaurants , said founder Matt Matros . 10 percent What another category that takes up a large portion of their sales? 8 10 -331 1 DOS PALOS , Calif . - Only half - filled with helium , and already more than 12 feet wide , the giant plastic envelope shimmered and shook in the breeze like some airborne jellyfish rising through a gentle current . 12 feet wide , Why is the envelope 12 feet wide? 17 21 -331 1 DOS PALOS , Calif . - Only half - filled with helium , and already more than 12 feet wide , the giant plastic envelope shimmered and shook in the breeze like some airborne jellyfish rising through a gentle current . plastic envelope What is it? 23 25 -331 1 DOS PALOS , Calif . - Only half - filled with helium , and already more than 12 feet wide , the giant plastic envelope shimmered and shook in the breeze like some airborne jellyfish rising through a gentle current . plastic envelope What is the purpose of the helium filled plastic envelope? 23 25 -331 2 Soon it shot into the sky , soaring thousands of feet with a payload of sophisticated radio gear , processors and solar panels . radio gear , processors and solar panels Why is there radio gear, processors and solar panels in the envelope? 16 23 -331 2 Soon it shot into the sky , soaring thousands of feet with a payload of sophisticated radio gear , processors and solar panels . payload of sophisticated how much is a payload? 13 16 -331 2 Soon it shot into the sky , soaring thousands of feet with a payload of sophisticated radio gear , processors and solar panels . sophisticated radio gear , Why was it carrying this sophisticated gear? 15 19 -331 3 Its launch Friday was part an offbeat experiment by Google in using lighter - than - air balloons , a concept pioneered in the 18th century , to solve the 21st - century problem of delivering Internet service to underserved parts of the world . experiment How did Google come up with this experiment? 7 8 -331 3 Its launch Friday was part an offbeat experiment by Google in using lighter - than - air balloons , a concept pioneered in the 18th century , to solve the 21st - century problem of delivering Internet service to underserved parts of the world . lighter - than - air balloons , using helium? 12 19 -331 3 Its launch Friday was part an offbeat experiment by Google in using lighter - than - air balloons , a concept pioneered in the 18th century , to solve the 21st - century problem of delivering Internet service to underserved parts of the world . parts of the world What parts of the world? 40 44 -331 3 Its launch Friday was part an offbeat experiment by Google in using lighter - than - air balloons , a concept pioneered in the 18th century , to solve the 21st - century problem of delivering Internet service to underserved parts of the world . offbeat experiment Why is the experiment considered offbeat? 6 8 -331 4 " This is a great , big , hard problem , " said Richard DeVaul , a Google engineer and chief technical architect for the company ' s Project Loon , so named in part because even Google concedes the idea sounds a little crazy . hard problem , " Why is this a hard problem to solve? 8 12 -331 4 " This is a great , big , hard problem , " said Richard DeVaul , a Google engineer and chief technical architect for the company ' s Project Loon , so named in part because even Google concedes the idea sounds a little crazy . hard problem , " What makes the problem so hard? 8 12 -331 5 But after a trial run in New Zealand earlier this year , DeVaul and other engineers on the project say they believe a global network of low - cost , high - altitude balloons could carry enough wireless transponders to beam Internet connections to remote parts of Africa , Asia and other developing regions . other developing regions Which other developing regions? 51 54 -331 5 But after a trial run in New Zealand earlier this year , DeVaul and other engineers on the project say they believe a global network of low - cost , high - altitude balloons could carry enough wireless transponders to beam Internet connections to remote parts of Africa , Asia and other developing regions . beam how do they beam it? 40 41 -331 5 But after a trial run in New Zealand earlier this year , DeVaul and other engineers on the project say they believe a global network of low - cost , high - altitude balloons could carry enough wireless transponders to beam Internet connections to remote parts of Africa , Asia and other developing regions . other developing regions What other regions? 51 54 -331 5 But after a trial run in New Zealand earlier this year , DeVaul and other engineers on the project say they believe a global network of low - cost , high - altitude balloons could carry enough wireless transponders to beam Internet connections to remote parts of Africa , Asia and other developing regions . low - cost , How can sophisticated equipment be low-cost? 26 30 -332 1 While social commentators have long suggested that extreme heat can unleash the beast in man , formal study of the so - called heat hypothesis - the theory that high temperatures fuel aggressive and violent behavior - is relatively new . is relatively new How new is \"relatively new\"? 37 40 -332 1 While social commentators have long suggested that extreme heat can unleash the beast in man , formal study of the so - called heat hypothesis - the theory that high temperatures fuel aggressive and violent behavior - is relatively new . While social commentators have long suggested Which social commentators have made this suggestion? 0 6 -332 1 While social commentators have long suggested that extreme heat can unleash the beast in man , formal study of the so - called heat hypothesis - the theory that high temperatures fuel aggressive and violent behavior - is relatively new . heat hypothesis Why has the heat hypothesis not been investigated until recently? 23 25 -332 2 Using examples as disparate as road rage , ancient wars and Major League Baseball , scientists have taken early steps to quantify the potential influence of climate warming on human conflict . scientists have taken early steps What are some of the steps that scientists have taken early to quantify the potential influence of climate warming on human conflict? 15 20 -332 2 Using examples as disparate as road rage , ancient wars and Major League Baseball , scientists have taken early steps to quantify the potential influence of climate warming on human conflict . Major League Baseball , How does Major League Baseball fall into the category of human conflict? 11 15 -332 3 Now , three researchers at the University of California , Berkeley , have pulled together data from these and other studies and concluded that the incidence of war and civil unrest may increase by as much as 56 percent by 2050 because of higher temperatures and extreme rainfall patterns predicted by climate change scientists . three researchers Who are the three researches at the University of California? 2 4 -332 3 Now , three researchers at the University of California , Berkeley , have pulled together data from these and other studies and concluded that the incidence of war and civil unrest may increase by as much as 56 percent by 2050 because of higher temperatures and extreme rainfall patterns predicted by climate change scientists . three researchers which three? 2 4 -332 3 Now , three researchers at the University of California , Berkeley , have pulled together data from these and other studies and concluded that the incidence of war and civil unrest may increase by as much as 56 percent by 2050 because of higher temperatures and extreme rainfall patterns predicted by climate change scientists . other studies How do the other heat hypothesis studies present their data? 19 21 -332 4 Likewise , episodes of interpersonal violence - murder , assault , rape , domestic abuse - could increase by as much as 16 percent , the researchers report in a study published Thursday by the journal Science . 16 percent , How would they know that the episodes of interpersonal violence, murder, assault, rape and domestic abuse could increase by as much as 16 percent? Because of climate change? 22 25 -332 4 Likewise , episodes of interpersonal violence - murder , assault , rape , domestic abuse - could increase by as much as 16 percent , the researchers report in a study published Thursday by the journal Science . 16 percent , How was the 16 percent figure determined? 22 25 -332 5 " We find strong causal evidence linking climatic events to human conflict . strong causal evidence What is that strong casual evidence? 3 6 -332 5 " We find strong causal evidence linking climatic events to human conflict . causal evidence What is the causal evidence that is being referred to? 4 6 -333 1 WASHINGTON - The closing of U . S . embassies in 21 Muslim countries and a broad caution about travel during August that the State Department issued on Friday touched off debate Sunday over the National Security Agency ' s data collection programs . in 21 Muslim countries Which Muslim countries? 10 14 -333 1 WASHINGTON - The closing of U . S . embassies in 21 Muslim countries and a broad caution about travel during August that the State Department issued on Friday touched off debate Sunday over the National Security Agency ' s data collection programs . National Security Agency ' s How was the NSA collecting data? 35 40 -333 1 WASHINGTON - The closing of U . S . embassies in 21 Muslim countries and a broad caution about travel during August that the State Department issued on Friday touched off debate Sunday over the National Security Agency ' s data collection programs . 21 Muslim countries Which countries? 11 14 -333 1 WASHINGTON - The closing of U . S . embassies in 21 Muslim countries and a broad caution about travel during August that the State Department issued on Friday touched off debate Sunday over the National Security Agency ' s data collection programs . closing of U . S . embassies Why did the US close these embassies? 3 10 -333 1 WASHINGTON - The closing of U . S . embassies in 21 Muslim countries and a broad caution about travel during August that the State Department issued on Friday touched off debate Sunday over the National Security Agency ' s data collection programs . U . S . embassies Why did they close U.S. embassies in 21 Muslim countries? 5 10 -333 2 Congressional supporters of the program , appearing on Sunday morning television talk shows , said the latest warnings of unspecified threats showed that the programs were necessary , while detractors said there was no evidence linking the programs , particularly the collection of cellphone records of hundreds of millions of Americans , to the vague warnings of possible terrorist attacks . Sunday morning television talk shows , Which talk shows? 8 14 -333 2 Congressional supporters of the program , appearing on Sunday morning television talk shows , said the latest warnings of unspecified threats showed that the programs were necessary , while detractors said there was no evidence linking the programs , particularly the collection of cellphone records of hundreds of millions of Americans , to the vague warnings of possible terrorist attacks . vague were they indirect? 54 55 -333 2 Congressional supporters of the program , appearing on Sunday morning television talk shows , said the latest warnings of unspecified threats showed that the programs were necessary , while detractors said there was no evidence linking the programs , particularly the collection of cellphone records of hundreds of millions of Americans , to the vague warnings of possible terrorist attacks . warnings of unspecified threats Who is warning of these threats? 17 21 -333 3 Meanwhile , there were no reports of violence or unusual activity in any of the countries where the United States kept its embassies and consulates closed when they would have ordinarily been open on Sunday . no reports of violence or unusual activity what would be unusual activity? 4 11 -333 4 Nevertheless , the State Department announced that embassies and consulates in 16 countries would remain closed throughout the week , including four African nations that had not been on the original list . including four African nations Which African nations? 20 24 -333 4 Nevertheless , the State Department announced that embassies and consulates in 16 countries would remain closed throughout the week , including four African nations that had not been on the original list . four African nations which nations? 21 24 -333 4 Nevertheless , the State Department announced that embassies and consulates in 16 countries would remain closed throughout the week , including four African nations that had not been on the original list . four African nations Why did they add four African nations to the list? 21 24 -333 4 Nevertheless , the State Department announced that embassies and consulates in 16 countries would remain closed throughout the week , including four African nations that had not been on the original list . four African nations Which nations? 21 24 -333 4 Nevertheless , the State Department announced that embassies and consulates in 16 countries would remain closed throughout the week , including four African nations that had not been on the original list . Nevertheless , the State Department Why are they keeping them closed if there is no violence? 0 5 -333 4 Nevertheless , the State Department announced that embassies and consulates in 16 countries would remain closed throughout the week , including four African nations that had not been on the original list . 16 countries would remain closed Why would embassies in 16 countries remain closed? 11 16 -333 5 Diplomatic posts in five other countries would reopen Monday , the State Department said , including those in Afghanistan and Iraq , where terrorist attacks have been frequent . frequent how frequent? 27 28 -333 5 Diplomatic posts in five other countries would reopen Monday , the State Department said , including those in Afghanistan and Iraq , where terrorist attacks have been frequent . Afghanistan and Iraq , Why would they reopen state departments in places where there have been frequent terrorist attacks? 18 22 -333 5 Diplomatic posts in five other countries would reopen Monday , the State Department said , including those in Afghanistan and Iraq , where terrorist attacks have been frequent . five Why would they open those posts if there are frequent atacks? 3 4 -334 1 LOS ANGELES - There have been days since her son Ezekiel was born 11 months ago that Los Angeles mom Beth Capper has gone without food to keep up her supply . food What is her situation? 25 26 -334 1 LOS ANGELES - There have been days since her son Ezekiel was born 11 months ago that Los Angeles mom Beth Capper has gone without food to keep up her supply . supply Supply for home or elsewhere? 30 31 -334 1 LOS ANGELES - There have been days since her son Ezekiel was born 11 months ago that Los Angeles mom Beth Capper has gone without food to keep up her supply . without food to keep up her supply Why has she gone without food? 24 31 -334 1 LOS ANGELES - There have been days since her son Ezekiel was born 11 months ago that Los Angeles mom Beth Capper has gone without food to keep up her supply . without food to why is she low on food? 24 27 -334 1 LOS ANGELES - There have been days since her son Ezekiel was born 11 months ago that Los Angeles mom Beth Capper has gone without food to keep up her supply . days How many days? 6 7 -334 1 LOS ANGELES - There have been days since her son Ezekiel was born 11 months ago that Los Angeles mom Beth Capper has gone without food to keep up her supply . mom Beth Capper Is Beth a single mom? 19 22 -334 1 LOS ANGELES - There have been days since her son Ezekiel was born 11 months ago that Los Angeles mom Beth Capper has gone without food to keep up her supply . gone without food Why does Beth have to go days without food? 23 26 -334 2 One friend was arrested for stealing some . arrested What is the friend's name that was arrested and what is his/her relationship to Beth? 3 4 -334 2 One friend was arrested for stealing some . arrested for stealing some Why was she stealing food? 3 7 -334 2 One friend was arrested for stealing some . One friend which friend? 0 2 -334 2 One friend was arrested for stealing some . stealing Why was a friend stealing food? 5 6 -334 3 It ' s not drugs or alcohol or even baby formula that has put her in such a bind . bind What is the reason? 18 19 -334 3 It ' s not drugs or alcohol or even baby formula that has put her in such a bind . put her in such a bind What has put her in a bind? 13 19 -334 3 It ' s not drugs or alcohol or even baby formula that has put her in such a bind . put her in what is it then? 13 16 -334 3 It ' s not drugs or alcohol or even baby formula that has put her in such a bind . put her in such a bind What has put her in this bind? 13 19 -334 4 It ' s diapers . " There ' s no way around buying them , " said Capper , a 41 - year - old single mother who doesn ' t work because of a disability . disability What is the disability? 35 36 -334 4 It ' s diapers . " There ' s no way around buying them , " said Capper , a 41 - year - old single mother who doesn ' t work because of a disability . of a disability which disability? 33 36 -334 4 It ' s diapers . " There ' s no way around buying them , " said Capper , a 41 - year - old single mother who doesn ' t work because of a disability . single mother Where is the father of the baby? 25 27 -334 4 It ' s diapers . " There ' s no way around buying them , " said Capper , a 41 - year - old single mother who doesn ' t work because of a disability . a disability What disability? 34 36 -334 5 Across the country , mothers like Capper are facing the same predicament . facing the same predicament Why are they facing this predicament? 8 12 -334 5 Across the country , mothers like Capper are facing the same predicament . same predicament how can it be solved? 10 12 -334 5 Across the country , mothers like Capper are facing the same predicament . mothers like Capper Do you mean disabled mothers? 4 7 -335 1 Alex Rodriguez ' s dizzying fall from the ranks of baseball royalty hit bottom Monday when Major League Baseball suspended him for an unprecedented 211 games - the rest of this season and the entire 2014 campaign - for using performance enhancing substances . substances How do these substances compare to the ones used by others? 42 43 -335 1 Alex Rodriguez ' s dizzying fall from the ranks of baseball royalty hit bottom Monday when Major League Baseball suspended him for an unprecedented 211 games - the rest of this season and the entire 2014 campaign - for using performance enhancing substances . performance enhancing substances What were the performance enhancing substances that he was using and was he using them before? 40 43 -335 1 Alex Rodriguez ' s dizzying fall from the ranks of baseball royalty hit bottom Monday when Major League Baseball suspended him for an unprecedented 211 games - the rest of this season and the entire 2014 campaign - for using performance enhancing substances . Alex Rodriguez ' s is he a yankee? 0 4 -335 1 Alex Rodriguez ' s dizzying fall from the ranks of baseball royalty hit bottom Monday when Major League Baseball suspended him for an unprecedented 211 games - the rest of this season and the entire 2014 campaign - for using performance enhancing substances . performance enhancing substances What substances were they? 40 43 -335 1 Alex Rodriguez ' s dizzying fall from the ranks of baseball royalty hit bottom Monday when Major League Baseball suspended him for an unprecedented 211 games - the rest of this season and the entire 2014 campaign - for using performance enhancing substances . unprecedented 211 games What was the longes suspension prior to this one? 23 26 -335 2 Rodriguez , once expected to become baseball ' s all - time home run king , will now forever be remembered as the central figure in one of the game ' s worst scandals . worst Again how does this compare with the other scandals of substance abuse? 32 33 -335 2 Rodriguez , once expected to become baseball ' s all - time home run king , will now forever be remembered as the central figure in one of the game ' s worst scandals . baseball ' s all - time home run king , Who was Rodriguez going to surpass to be baseball's all-time home run king? 6 16 -335 2 Rodriguez , once expected to become baseball ' s all - time home run king , will now forever be remembered as the central figure in one of the game ' s worst scandals . worst scandals did he use steroids? 32 34 -335 2 Rodriguez , once expected to become baseball ' s all - time home run king , will now forever be remembered as the central figure in one of the game ' s worst scandals . become baseball ' s all - time home run king , Why was he expected to become this? 5 16 -335 2 Rodriguez , once expected to become baseball ' s all - time home run king , will now forever be remembered as the central figure in one of the game ' s worst scandals . all - time home run king , Who holds this title at the current moment? 9 16 -335 3 Twelve other players were given 50 - game suspensions in connection with Biogenesis , the Miami - area doping clinic that supplied high - profile players , including the New York Yankees ' slugger , with banned substances from 2009 until last year , MLB alleges . clinic How has the clinic been punished for its part? 19 20 -335 3 Twelve other players were given 50 - game suspensions in connection with Biogenesis , the Miami - area doping clinic that supplied high - profile players , including the New York Yankees ' slugger , with banned substances from 2009 until last year , MLB alleges . doping clinic that supplied high - profile players , Is anything going to happen to the clinic now that they've been caught? 18 27 -335 3 Twelve other players were given 50 - game suspensions in connection with Biogenesis , the Miami - area doping clinic that supplied high - profile players , including the New York Yankees ' slugger , with banned substances from 2009 until last year , MLB alleges . Twelve other players which other players? 0 3 -335 3 Twelve other players were given 50 - game suspensions in connection with Biogenesis , the Miami - area doping clinic that supplied high - profile players , including the New York Yankees ' slugger , with banned substances from 2009 until last year , MLB alleges . banned substances What were the substances? 36 38 -335 3 Twelve other players were given 50 - game suspensions in connection with Biogenesis , the Miami - area doping clinic that supplied high - profile players , including the New York Yankees ' slugger , with banned substances from 2009 until last year , MLB alleges . Twelve other players Who are the twelve other players? 0 3 -335 4 Rodriguez , 38 , a three - time MVP and fifth on the all - time home - run list , can suit up and play while he appeals the ban . ban What are the chances of other players on the all-time list doping? 30 31 -335 4 Rodriguez , 38 , a three - time MVP and fifth on the all - time home - run list , can suit up and play while he appeals the ban . can suit up and play while he appeals the ban Why is he allowed to play while he appeals the ban? 21 31 -335 4 Rodriguez , 38 , a three - time MVP and fifth on the all - time home - run list , can suit up and play while he appeals the ban . can suit up and play while he appeals the ban How is he allowed to do that? 21 31 -335 4 Rodriguez , 38 , a three - time MVP and fifth on the all - time home - run list , can suit up and play while he appeals the ban . fifth on the all - time home - run list , Who are the other four players and in what order? 10 21 -335 5 The announcement by baseball coincided with Rodriguez ' s return to the big - league roster after months of rehab for a serious hip injury , his second . serious hip injury , How did Rodriguez have a serious hip injury? Was it during game? 22 26 -335 5 The announcement by baseball coincided with Rodriguez ' s return to the big - league roster after months of rehab for a serious hip injury , his second . hip injury , how did he get injured? 23 26 -335 5 The announcement by baseball coincided with Rodriguez ' s return to the big - league roster after months of rehab for a serious hip injury , his second . his second How long ago was the first hip injury? 26 28 -336 1 BALTIMORE - In Easton , Md . , an untold story of free African - Americans is being discovered through bits of glass , shards of pottery and oyster shells . discovered How was the story discovered? 18 19 -336 1 BALTIMORE - In Easton , Md . , an untold story of free African - Americans is being discovered through bits of glass , shards of pottery and oyster shells . untold story Why has the story been untold? 9 11 -336 2 Piece by piece , archaeologists and historians from two universities and the community are uncovering the history of The Hill , which they believe is the earliest settlement of free African - Americans in the United States , dating to 1790 . from two universities Which two universities are the archaeologists and historians from? 7 10 -336 2 Piece by piece , archaeologists and historians from two universities and the community are uncovering the history of The Hill , which they believe is the earliest settlement of free African - Americans in the United States , dating to 1790 . The Hill , is it a real hill? 18 21 -336 2 Piece by piece , archaeologists and historians from two universities and the community are uncovering the history of The Hill , which they believe is the earliest settlement of free African - Americans in the United States , dating to 1790 . The Hill , Why is the settlement named \"The Hill\"? 18 21 -336 3 Treme , in New Orleans , is recognized as the oldest free black community in the nation , dating to 1812 . Treme , from the hbo show? 0 2 -336 4 But researchers say that could change based on findings from the Easton dig . findings How old are the findings from the Easton dig? 8 9 -337 1 LOS ANGELES - President Barack Obama canceled his trip to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow next month after Russia granted national security leaker Edward Snowden asylum , the White House said Wednesday . Russia granted What about granting asylum made Obama cancel his trip? 21 23 -337 1 LOS ANGELES - President Barack Obama canceled his trip to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow next month after Russia granted national security leaker Edward Snowden asylum , the White House said Wednesday . canceled Why did he cancel his trip? 6 7 -337 1 LOS ANGELES - President Barack Obama canceled his trip to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow next month after Russia granted national security leaker Edward Snowden asylum , the White House said Wednesday . meet What is the meeting about? 10 11 -337 1 LOS ANGELES - President Barack Obama canceled his trip to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow next month after Russia granted national security leaker Edward Snowden asylum , the White House said Wednesday . granted Why was he granted asylum? 22 23 -337 2 The decision was not solely based on Snowden . was not solely what was the decision based on? 2 5 -337 2 The decision was not solely based on Snowden . The decision was not solely based on Snowden What other factors led to the decision? 0 8 -337 2 The decision was not solely based on Snowden . was not solely based What else was the decision based on? 2 6 -337 4 " Following a careful review begun in July , we have reached the conclusion that there is not enough recent progress in our bilateral agenda with Russia to hold a U . S . - Russia Summit in early September , " according to a statement released by White House press secretary Jay Carney . careful review Why was a review being conducted initially? 3 5 -337 5 Carney said the United States values cooperation on a variety of issues between the two nations , including the New START Treaty , and cooperation on Afghanistan , Iran and North Korea . a variety of issues What other issues holds valued cooperation? 8 12 -337 5 Carney said the United States values cooperation on a variety of issues between the two nations , including the New START Treaty , and cooperation on Afghanistan , Iran and North Korea . New START Treaty , What is the New start treaty? 19 23 -338 1 LOS ANGELES - His escape from the Nazis was more like " Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory " than " The Sound of Music , " Leon Prochnik admits . escape How did he escape? 4 5 -338 1 LOS ANGELES - His escape from the Nazis was more like " Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory " than " The Sound of Music , " Leon Prochnik admits . Prochnik is he making a joke? 28 29 -338 1 LOS ANGELES - His escape from the Nazis was more like " Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory " than " The Sound of Music , " Leon Prochnik admits . " Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory " Why was it more like Willy Wonka? 11 19 -338 1 LOS ANGELES - His escape from the Nazis was more like " Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory " than " The Sound of Music , " Leon Prochnik admits . escape How did Leon Prochnik escape from the Nazis? 4 5 -338 2 Prochnik was 6 when his family fled Poland as Hitler ' s army invaded the country . Prochnik was 6 what year was he 6? 0 3 -338 2 Prochnik was 6 when his family fled Poland as Hitler ' s army invaded the country . family fled Where did they flee to? 5 7 -338 3 As they were smuggled out of the country , they left behind a luxurious life made possible by their Krakow chocolate - making business . smuggled Who helped them escape? 3 4 -338 3 As they were smuggled out of the country , they left behind a luxurious life made possible by their Krakow chocolate - making business . they Who all was smuggled out? 1 2 -338 3 As they were smuggled out of the country , they left behind a luxurious life made possible by their Krakow chocolate - making business . chocolate - making what was the company name? 20 23 -338 3 As they were smuggled out of the country , they left behind a luxurious life made possible by their Krakow chocolate - making business . smuggled Who smuggled Leon Prochniks family out of Poland? 3 4 -338 5 " When nobody was looking I ' d stick my arm in up to my elbow and then lick off the chocolate " . lick How did nobody catch him when he had to have been licking himself for such a long time? 18 19 -338 5 " When nobody was looking I ' d stick my arm in up to my elbow and then lick off the chocolate " . lick off would he get sick? 18 20 -338 5 " When nobody was looking I ' d stick my arm in up to my elbow and then lick off the chocolate " . looking How was no one looking? 4 5 -339 1 Noah Madson remembers being exhausted after hours of tests for his attention deficit hyperactivity disorder . Madson Are there more details about this individual? 1 2 -339 1 Noah Madson remembers being exhausted after hours of tests for his attention deficit hyperactivity disorder . exhausted How were the tests exhausting? 4 5 -339 2 " Boy , those were complicated , " said his mother , Nancy . mother , What is the age of Noah? 10 12 -339 2 " Boy , those were complicated , " said his mother , Nancy . complicated , " What was complicated? 5 8 -339 2 " Boy , those were complicated , " said his mother , Nancy . complicated , " What were they and how were they complicated? 5 8 -339 2 " Boy , those were complicated , " said his mother , Nancy . complicated , " What was complicated? 5 8 -339 3 " He ' d come out and say , ‘ My brain hurts . ' " . Today , Noah ' s task is less of a headache . headache What are his usual tasks? 27 28 -339 3 " He ' d come out and say , ‘ My brain hurts . ' " . Today , Noah ' s task is less of a headache . hurts Why does Noahs brain hurt. 12 13 -339 3 " He ' d come out and say , ‘ My brain hurts . ' " . Today , Noah ' s task is less of a headache . task What is Noah's task and how does is relate to his headache? 22 23 -339 3 " He ' d come out and say , ‘ My brain hurts . ' " . Today , Noah ' s task is less of a headache . brain Why does his brain hurt? 11 12 -339 4 After the 14 - year - old plays a video game for 20 minutes , his parents and teachers will have data that paint a comprehensive picture of how his mind is functioning . functioning What is the standard level of functioning? 32 33 -339 4 After the 14 - year - old plays a video game for 20 minutes , his parents and teachers will have data that paint a comprehensive picture of how his mind is functioning . functioning Why does Noah's mind need to be evaluated? 32 33 -339 5 Better yet , as the St . Louis Park , Minnesota , teenager plays the game more , his memory and processing speed might actually improve . improve Would people without ADHD be affected by this? 25 26 -339 5 Better yet , as the St . Louis Park , Minnesota , teenager plays the game more , his memory and processing speed might actually improve . game What game is he playing more of? 15 16 -339 5 Better yet , as the St . Louis Park , Minnesota , teenager plays the game more , his memory and processing speed might actually improve . improve Why will it improve and what is the context of improve in this case? 25 26 -340 1 TUCSON , Ariz . - Lizbeth Mateo won ' t be late for her first day of law school after all - despite weeks in a federal detention center after protesting U . S . immigration policy . policy What side was she on? 36 37 -340 1 TUCSON , Ariz . - Lizbeth Mateo won ' t be late for her first day of law school after all - despite weeks in a federal detention center after protesting U . S . immigration policy . federal detention center why was she there? 26 29 -340 1 TUCSON , Ariz . - Lizbeth Mateo won ' t be late for her first day of law school after all - despite weeks in a federal detention center after protesting U . S . immigration policy . federal detention center Why was Lizbeth Mateo locked in a federal detention center over protesting? 26 29 -340 2 She and other members of the " Dream 9 " were freed Wednesday while they pursue U . S . asylum . " Dream What is this organization? 6 8 -340 2 She and other members of the " Dream 9 " were freed Wednesday while they pursue U . S . asylum . 9 " What is this organization? 8 10 -340 2 She and other members of the " Dream 9 " were freed Wednesday while they pursue U . S . asylum . " Dream who are the 9? 6 8 -340 2 She and other members of the " Dream 9 " were freed Wednesday while they pursue U . S . asylum . freed Why were they freed? 11 12 -340 2 She and other members of the " Dream 9 " were freed Wednesday while they pursue U . S . asylum . " Dream 9 " Who are the \"Dream 9\"? 6 10 -340 5 Now she ' s even more determined to succeed . determined to how long will it take her? 6 8 -341 1 SANTA ANA , Calif . - Wayne Irving ' s daughter was 15 when she asked to get her driver ' s permit . when she asked how old is she now? 13 16 -341 2 " I was already frustrated at how addicted to texting my daughter was , " said the San Clemente , California , father of four , who at the time had just learned a grim statistic : More than 7 , 000 Americans had died from texting and driving the previous year . died What has been the government's response to this statistic? 44 45 -341 2 " I was already frustrated at how addicted to texting my daughter was , " said the San Clemente , California , father of four , who at the time had just learned a grim statistic : More than 7 , 000 Americans had died from texting and driving the previous year . already frustrated how long had she been texting? 3 5 -341 3 Instead of just signing the requisite slip of paper , Irving took a more proactive tack . requisite What are the steps for obtaining a driver's permit in the U.S. as a teenager? 5 6 -341 3 Instead of just signing the requisite slip of paper , Irving took a more proactive tack . more proactive tack What was the more proactive tack? 13 16 -341 3 Instead of just signing the requisite slip of paper , Irving took a more proactive tack . proactive tack what did she do? 14 16 -341 4 He began work on a smartphone app to help solve the problem of texting behind the wheel . app How does the app work and how does it stay operational during driving? 6 7 -341 4 He began work on a smartphone app to help solve the problem of texting behind the wheel . smartphone app What's the app do? 5 7 -341 4 He began work on a smartphone app to help solve the problem of texting behind the wheel . smartphone app What would the app do specifically? 5 7 -341 5 That app has since grown into a nonprofit dedicated to combating a relentless scourge . nonprofit How has the public and the government supported this? 7 8 -341 5 That app has since grown into a nonprofit dedicated to combating a relentless scourge . relentless scourge What was relentless scourge? 12 14 -341 5 That app has since grown into a nonprofit dedicated to combating a relentless scourge . combating a relentless scourge What does it do to combat texting and driving? 10 14 -342 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - Armed with a supercomputer capable of conducting 213 trillion calculations per second and an amped - up weather model , the National Hurricane Center hopes to improve tropical predictions up to 15 percent this season . amped - up weather model , What makes this different from a regular weather model? 19 25 -342 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - Armed with a supercomputer capable of conducting 213 trillion calculations per second and an amped - up weather model , the National Hurricane Center hopes to improve tropical predictions up to 15 percent this season . supercomputer What company made the supercomputer? 8 9 -342 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - Armed with a supercomputer capable of conducting 213 trillion calculations per second and an amped - up weather model , the National Hurricane Center hopes to improve tropical predictions up to 15 percent this season . hopes to improve How will this computer improve the predictions? 29 32 -342 2 The two powerful forecasting tools should allow the center to better determine how storms are structured , key information that signals where a storm might aim and how strong it might get . key information How does this specifically help? 17 19 -342 2 The two powerful forecasting tools should allow the center to better determine how storms are structured , key information that signals where a storm might aim and how strong it might get . tools How does it work? 4 5 -342 2 The two powerful forecasting tools should allow the center to better determine how storms are structured , key information that signals where a storm might aim and how strong it might get . powerful forecasting tools are they new? 2 5 -342 2 The two powerful forecasting tools should allow the center to better determine how storms are structured , key information that signals where a storm might aim and how strong it might get . better determine how storms are structured , How will this be determined? 10 17 -342 3 " If you don ' t have the structure of the storm right , it ' s hard to tell how it will interact with its environment , " said James Franklin , the hurricane center ' s top hurricane specialist . structure of the storm right , How does one understand the structure of a storm? 8 14 -342 3 " If you don ' t have the structure of the storm right , it ' s hard to tell how it will interact with its environment , " said James Franklin , the hurricane center ' s top hurricane specialist . James Franklin , what are his credentials? 30 33 -342 4 A primary goal will be to improve intensity forecasts , an area where the hurricane center has struggled for decades . intensity forecasts , What is an intensity forecast? 7 10 -342 5 Enter the Hurricane Weather Research and Forecasting model , or HWRF . HWRF how accurate it is? 10 11 -343 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - First came the cracking sounds . cracking sounds What are the cracking sounds? 8 10 -343 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - First came the cracking sounds . cracking what cracking sounds? 8 9 -343 2 Then windows started blowing out . And before they knew it , guests felt the ground beneath their Lake County resort near Disney World sink into the ground . blowing out Why would the windows blow out? 3 5 -343 2 Then windows started blowing out . And before they knew it , guests felt the ground beneath their Lake County resort near Disney World sink into the ground . sink Why would the ground sink beneath the resort? 24 25 -343 2 Then windows started blowing out . And before they knew it , guests felt the ground beneath their Lake County resort near Disney World sink into the ground . their Lake County was it an earthquake? 17 20 -343 3 Guests had only 10 to 15 minutes to escape the collapsing buildings at the Summer Bay Resort on U . S . Highway 192 in the Four Corners area , located about 7 miles east of Walt Disney World resort , where a large sinkhole - about 60 feet in diameter and 15 feet deep - opened in the earth late Sunday . sinkhole What caused the sinkhole? 44 45 -343 4 No one was injured but about three dozen resort goers left behind car keys , medication and other personal belongings inside their luxury condominiums after the crumbling edifices were evacuated . goers left behind were they compensated ? 9 12 -343 4 No one was injured but about three dozen resort goers left behind car keys , medication and other personal belongings inside their luxury condominiums after the crumbling edifices were evacuated . crumbling edifices what is an edifice? 26 28 -343 5 " My heart sunk . I was sick to my stomach , " said resort president Paul Caldwell after getting a call about 10 : 30 p . m . from his staff that the 15 - year - old buildings full of guests were sinking into the ground . Paul Caldwell after why was he called? 16 19 -344 1 LOS ANGELES - Imagine paying $ 20 and sitting down inside a Space Age capsule in Los Angeles . Space Age capsule What exactly is a \"Space Age capsule?\" 12 15 -344 1 LOS ANGELES - Imagine paying $ 20 and sitting down inside a Space Age capsule in Los Angeles . Space Age capsule why is it space age? 12 15 -344 1 LOS ANGELES - Imagine paying $ 20 and sitting down inside a Space Age capsule in Los Angeles . Space Age capsule What is the Space Age capsule for? 12 15 -344 2 About half an hour later , you ' re in sight of the Golden Gate Bridge . you ' re in sight of the Golden Gate Bridge How does the capsule move? 6 16 -344 2 About half an hour later , you ' re in sight of the Golden Gate Bridge . half an hour later How did I get from LA to the Golden Gate Bridge in about a half an hour? 1 5 -344 2 About half an hour later , you ' re in sight of the Golden Gate Bridge . sight of the Golden Gate Bridge is it a train? 10 16 -344 2 About half an hour later , you ' re in sight of the Golden Gate Bridge . sight of the Golden Gate Bridge Why are you in sight of the bridge? 10 16 -344 3 Los Angeles billionaire Elon Musk , the man who made electric vehicles sexy , revolutionized the online payment business and transformed spaceflight missions for NASA , is now taking on California ' s public transportation system . revolutionized the online payment business How did Musk revolutionize online payments? 14 19 -344 3 Los Angeles billionaire Elon Musk , the man who made electric vehicles sexy , revolutionized the online payment business and transformed spaceflight missions for NASA , is now taking on California ' s public transportation system . now how is he doing it? 27 28 -344 4 On Monday , to international fanfare , Musk unveiled the design of his Hyperloop , a $ 6 billion high - speed transit system powered by solar energy . powered by solar energy How does solar power work to fuel this transit system? 24 28 -344 5 The line would travel along interstates 5 and 580 at speeds of up to 760 miles per hour and have the feel of an airliner , Musk said . line would travel along interstates How would the lines work with existing interstates? 1 6 -344 5 The line would travel along interstates 5 and 580 at speeds of up to 760 miles per hour and have the feel of an airliner , Musk said . have the feel of an airliner , In what sense would this line feel like an airliner? 19 26 -344 5 The line would travel along interstates 5 and 580 at speeds of up to 760 miles per hour and have the feel of an airliner , Musk said . The line What sort of line is this? Is this a train line, subway, or something else? 0 2 -344 5 The line would travel along interstates 5 and 580 at speeds of up to 760 miles per hour and have the feel of an airliner , Musk said . travel along interstates 5 and 580 Would the line be built directly along the interstate, above, or below it? 3 9 -345 1 WASHINGTON - The bleating of the goats Wednesday didn ' t disturb the residents of Congressional Cemetery , a burial ground for hundreds of senators , congressmen , a couple of vice presidents and iconic figures such as FBI chief J . Edgar Hoover and composer John Philip Sousa . didn ' t disturb the residents HOW DID THE NOISE NOT DISTURB THE RESIDENTS? 8 14 -345 1 WASHINGTON - The bleating of the goats Wednesday didn ' t disturb the residents of Congressional Cemetery , a burial ground for hundreds of senators , congressmen , a couple of vice presidents and iconic figures such as FBI chief J . Edgar Hoover and composer John Philip Sousa . bleating of the goats Why were goats bleating? 3 7 -345 1 WASHINGTON - The bleating of the goats Wednesday didn ' t disturb the residents of Congressional Cemetery , a burial ground for hundreds of senators , congressmen , a couple of vice presidents and iconic figures such as FBI chief J . Edgar Hoover and composer John Philip Sousa . bleating of the goats Why were there goats bleating? 3 7 -345 2 For the next week , the 70 goats - known as " eco - goats " - will eat the vines , poison ivy , dense vegetation and anything they can reach to clean up a densely vegetated parcel on the cemetery grounds . " eco - goats " WHY ARE THEY KNOWN AS ECO GOATS? 11 16 -345 2 For the next week , the 70 goats - known as " eco - goats " - will eat the vines , poison ivy , dense vegetation and anything they can reach to clean up a densely vegetated parcel on the cemetery grounds . 70 goats why 70 exactly? 6 8 -345 3 " We ' re trying to prevent invasive species from eating the trees and having them fall on the historic headstones , " said Paul Williams , the president of the Association for the Preservation of Historic Congressional Cemetery . prevent invasive species from eating the trees HOW OFTEN ARE THEY EATING THE TREES? 6 13 -345 3 " We ' re trying to prevent invasive species from eating the trees and having them fall on the historic headstones , " said Paul Williams , the president of the Association for the Preservation of Historic Congressional Cemetery . invasive species Which invasive species? 7 9 -345 3 " We ' re trying to prevent invasive species from eating the trees and having them fall on the historic headstones , " said Paul Williams , the president of the Association for the Preservation of Historic Congressional Cemetery . having them fall Wouldn't the goats eating the trees cause them to fall too? 14 17 -345 4 " We don ' t want to utilize chemicals , due to our riverside location and because of our membership - only , off - leash dog - walking program " . utilize chemicals , WHAT CHEMICALS DO THEY NOT WANT TO USE? 7 10 -345 4 " We don ' t want to utilize chemicals , due to our riverside location and because of our membership - only , off - leash dog - walking program " . chemicals , is that smart? 8 10 -345 5 About 25 percent of the graveyard ' s funding comes from locals who pay a fee to walk their dogs along the 35 - acre patch , as a roster of historic capital personalities , including Civil War photographer Mathew Brady , sleep for eternity below their pooper scoopers . who pay a fee HOW MUCH IS THE FEE? 12 16 -345 5 About 25 percent of the graveyard ' s funding comes from locals who pay a fee to walk their dogs along the 35 - acre patch , as a roster of historic capital personalities , including Civil War photographer Mathew Brady , sleep for eternity below their pooper scoopers . 35 - acre patch , how many miles is that? 22 27 -346 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - Climate change is melting glaciers , worsening droughts and raising sea levels around the world . raising What is counted change raising sea levels? 15 16 -346 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - Climate change is melting glaciers , worsening droughts and raising sea levels around the world . Climate change What are the facets of climate change that are causing these things? 6 8 -346 2 But when it comes to redwood trees - the ancient , iconic sentinels that scientists have worried may be at risk as the planet heats up - global warming may actually be helping , at least for now , according to new research released Wednesday . actually be helping , How is it helping globally warming? 30 34 -346 2 But when it comes to redwood trees - the ancient , iconic sentinels that scientists have worried may be at risk as the planet heats up - global warming may actually be helping , at least for now , according to new research released Wednesday . redwood Why is global warming helping redwood trees? 5 6 -346 2 But when it comes to redwood trees - the ancient , iconic sentinels that scientists have worried may be at risk as the planet heats up - global warming may actually be helping , at least for now , according to new research released Wednesday . actually be helping How does global warming actually help redwood trees? 30 33 -346 3 " We ' re not seeing any evidence of declining growth rates , " said Steve Sillett , a forestry professor at Humboldt State University and nationally known redwoods expert . declining How comes there is no decline in growth rates? 9 10 -346 3 " We ' re not seeing any evidence of declining growth rates , " said Steve Sillett , a forestry professor at Humboldt State University and nationally known redwoods expert . evidence Could it still be happening, regardless of the lack of evidence? 7 8 -346 4 " In fact , a lot of the sites are exhibiting increasing rates of growth over the last 100 years " . increasing How can sites be showing increasing growth rates? 11 12 -346 4 " In fact , a lot of the sites are exhibiting increasing rates of growth over the last 100 years " . increasing rates of growth Could these increases be related to something other than climate change? 11 15 -346 5 It may be that the trees prefer warmer temperatures , or that they are benefiting from more sunlight , a longer growing season or even decades of fire suppression . warmer Why do trees prefer warmer temperatures? 7 8 -346 5 It may be that the trees prefer warmer temperatures , or that they are benefiting from more sunlight , a longer growing season or even decades of fire suppression . decades of fire suppression Is this related to climate change? 25 29 -347 1 CAIRO - At the site where thousands of people once lived in support of ousted President Mohammed Morsi , all that remain are ashes and military tanks stationed to control the area . ousted Why was President Mohammed Morsi \"ousted?\" 14 15 -347 1 CAIRO - At the site where thousands of people once lived in support of ousted President Mohammed Morsi , all that remain are ashes and military tanks stationed to control the area . all that remain are ashes and military tanks What caused the ashes and the stationed military tanks to appear? 19 27 -347 1 CAIRO - At the site where thousands of people once lived in support of ousted President Mohammed Morsi , all that remain are ashes and military tanks stationed to control the area . thousands of people Why did the thousands of people leave? 6 9 -347 2 Where kitchens once prepared thousands of meals to break the fast during the holy month of Ramadan , government bulldozers now sit . bulldozers Why is the government bulldozing where President Mohammed Morsi used to live? 19 20 -347 2 Where kitchens once prepared thousands of meals to break the fast during the holy month of Ramadan , government bulldozers now sit . holy month of Ramadan , What religion is responsible for the holy month of Ramadan? 13 18 -347 2 Where kitchens once prepared thousands of meals to break the fast during the holy month of Ramadan , government bulldozers now sit . break the why is it gone? 8 10 -347 3 Where the injured from the sit - in camp once clung to life on dirty hospital floors littered with bloodied bandages are now charred hallways . charred hallways Why are the hallways charred? 23 25 -347 3 Where the injured from the sit - in camp once clung to life on dirty hospital floors littered with bloodied bandages are now charred hallways . charred hallways Why are the hallways charred? 23 25 -347 4 Despite the 2011 uprising that aimed to end the military ' s grip in Egypt and give power to its civilians , the military is firmly in charge of the country again . military How did the military take charge again? 9 10 -347 4 Despite the 2011 uprising that aimed to end the military ' s grip in Egypt and give power to its civilians , the military is firmly in charge of the country again . 2011 uprising How many lives were lost during the 2011 uprising? 2 4 -347 4 Despite the 2011 uprising that aimed to end the military ' s grip in Egypt and give power to its civilians , the military is firmly in charge of the country again . 2011 uprising what happened in 2011? 2 4 -347 5 Few people talk now about democracy , civil rights or creating a modern state . democracy , Was Egypt a democracy when President Mohammed Morsi was in power? 5 7 -347 5 Few people talk now about democracy , civil rights or creating a modern state . Few people why not more? 0 2 -347 5 Few people talk now about democracy , civil rights or creating a modern state . talk now about democracy , Why do people not talk about democracy anymore? 2 7 -348 1 LOS ANGELES - Adding to the accumulating evidence that Neanderthals were more sophisticated than previously thought , scientists in Europe said that they had unearthed strong evidence that the early hominins - often typecast as brutish , club - lugging ape - men - fashioned their own specialized bone tools . scientists in Europe Which scientists? 17 20 -348 1 LOS ANGELES - Adding to the accumulating evidence that Neanderthals were more sophisticated than previously thought , scientists in Europe said that they had unearthed strong evidence that the early hominins - often typecast as brutish , club - lugging ape - men - fashioned their own specialized bone tools . had unearthed strong evidence Where did they unearth this strong evidence? 23 27 -348 1 LOS ANGELES - Adding to the accumulating evidence that Neanderthals were more sophisticated than previously thought , scientists in Europe said that they had unearthed strong evidence that the early hominins - often typecast as brutish , club - lugging ape - men - fashioned their own specialized bone tools . specialized bone tools What type of tools did Neanderthals fabricate? 47 50 -348 2 In a report published Monday in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences , archaeologists described the discovery of four fragments of bone tools known as lissoirs at two Neanderthal sites in southwest France . lissoirs What are lissoirs? 28 29 -348 2 In a report published Monday in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences , archaeologists described the discovery of four fragments of bone tools known as lissoirs at two Neanderthal sites in southwest France . discovery of four fragments of bone tools Will these new discoveries be placed in a museum for the public to see? 19 26 -348 2 In a report published Monday in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences , archaeologists described the discovery of four fragments of bone tools known as lissoirs at two Neanderthal sites in southwest France . lissoirs what do they look like? 28 29 -348 2 In a report published Monday in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences , archaeologists described the discovery of four fragments of bone tools known as lissoirs at two Neanderthal sites in southwest France . four fragments of bone tools What primary animal did Neanderthals use for bone fabrication? 21 26 -348 3 The implements are the oldest specialized bone tools found in Europe , said study lead author Marie Soressi , an archaeologist from Leiden University in the Netherlands . oldest specialized bone tools How old are the tools? 4 8 -348 3 The implements are the oldest specialized bone tools found in Europe , said study lead author Marie Soressi , an archaeologist from Leiden University in the Netherlands . Europe , Where were they found in Europe? 10 12 -348 4 Prior to the finds , tools unearthed at Neanderthal sites were almost exclusively made of stone , while bone tools were more common at early modern - human sites - leading many scholars to believe that Neanderthals adopted the technology from their more advanced relatives . bone tools were more common What were some of the tasks these bone tools enabled during that period? 18 23 -348 5 But the recently unearthed lissoirs , about 41 , 000 to 51 , 000 years old , could predate the arrival of modern humans in Europe and suggest that Neanderthals might have figured out how to make the tools independently , Soressi and her team wrote . lissoirs , What are lissoirs? 4 6 -348 5 But the recently unearthed lissoirs , about 41 , 000 to 51 , 000 years old , could predate the arrival of modern humans in Europe and suggest that Neanderthals might have figured out how to make the tools independently , Soressi and her team wrote . Europe Where did they arrive in Europe? 25 26 -348 5 But the recently unearthed lissoirs , about 41 , 000 to 51 , 000 years old , could predate the arrival of modern humans in Europe and suggest that Neanderthals might have figured out how to make the tools independently , Soressi and her team wrote . the arrival of modern humans in Europe When did modern humans arrive in Europe? 19 26 -348 5 But the recently unearthed lissoirs , about 41 , 000 to 51 , 000 years old , could predate the arrival of modern humans in Europe and suggest that Neanderthals might have figured out how to make the tools independently , Soressi and her team wrote . Soressi what are her credentials? 41 42 -348 5 But the recently unearthed lissoirs , about 41 , 000 to 51 , 000 years old , could predate the arrival of modern humans in Europe and suggest that Neanderthals might have figured out how to make the tools independently , Soressi and her team wrote . unearthed lissoirs , What are lissoirs? 3 6 -349 1 WASHINGTON - In a week when U . S . drones have rained missiles on militants in Yemen , a clear sign that unarmed drone aircraft are coming to America has landed less than a mile from the White House . U . S . drones have rained missiles on militants Why did the U.S send drones to rain missiles on militants in Yemen? 6 16 -349 1 WASHINGTON - In a week when U . S . drones have rained missiles on militants in Yemen , a clear sign that unarmed drone aircraft are coming to America has landed less than a mile from the White House . than a mile what is less than a mile? 33 36 -349 1 WASHINGTON - In a week when U . S . drones have rained missiles on militants in Yemen , a clear sign that unarmed drone aircraft are coming to America has landed less than a mile from the White House . rained Why did the U.S. drop missiles in Yemen? 12 13 -349 2 From bird - sized whirligigs to a scale model of a giant Air Force MQ - 9 Reaper , known as a hunter - killer drone , the cavernous Washington Convention Center was packed with drones , surveillance gear and other high - tech gizmos for both government and private uses . private uses What kind of private use uses these killer drones? 49 51 -349 2 From bird - sized whirligigs to a scale model of a giant Air Force MQ - 9 Reaper , known as a hunter - killer drone , the cavernous Washington Convention Center was packed with drones , surveillance gear and other high - tech gizmos for both government and private uses . whirligigs what is a whirligig? 4 5 -349 2 From bird - sized whirligigs to a scale model of a giant Air Force MQ - 9 Reaper , known as a hunter - killer drone , the cavernous Washington Convention Center was packed with drones , surveillance gear and other high - tech gizmos for both government and private uses . packed Was the Washington Convention Center packed with drones in order to protect the area? 33 34 -349 3 Organizers called it the largest drone show in the world . Organizers Who are the organizers? 0 1 -349 3 Organizers called it the largest drone show in the world . Organizers which organizers? 0 1 -349 3 Organizers called it the largest drone show in the world . largest drone show How many drone shows are there in the world? 4 7 -349 3 Organizers called it the largest drone show in the world . largest Is the public allowed to attend? 4 5 -349 4 The three - day trade fair of the Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International featured nearly 600 exhibits intended to show how drones and other robots can help in law enforcement , search and rescue , traffic control , selling real estate , checking pipelines and forest fires , wildlife protection and other domestic duties . selling real estate , How would a drone be able to sell real estate to people? 39 43 -349 4 The three - day trade fair of the Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International featured nearly 600 exhibits intended to show how drones and other robots can help in law enforcement , search and rescue , traffic control , selling real estate , checking pipelines and forest fires , wildlife protection and other domestic duties . show did it show correctly? 20 21 -349 4 The three - day trade fair of the Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International featured nearly 600 exhibits intended to show how drones and other robots can help in law enforcement , search and rescue , traffic control , selling real estate , checking pipelines and forest fires , wildlife protection and other domestic duties . selling real estate , How do drones help with selling real estate? 39 43 -349 4 The three - day trade fair of the Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International featured nearly 600 exhibits intended to show how drones and other robots can help in law enforcement , search and rescue , traffic control , selling real estate , checking pipelines and forest fires , wildlife protection and other domestic duties . featured Is this a yearly fair? 14 15 -349 5 The first goal , however , is to ease public fear of drones . ease public fear how can that be done? 8 11 -349 5 The first goal , however , is to ease public fear of drones . public fear of drones . Why are people afraid of drones? 9 14 -349 5 The first goal , however , is to ease public fear of drones . ease Why is public afraid of drones? 8 9 -350 1 TRENTON , N . J . - New Jersey Gov . Chris Christie issued a statement Monday saying he " reluctantly " signed a bill that prohibits attempts to convert children from gay to straight . " reluctantly " Why was the New Jersey Governor reluctant to sign the bill prohibiting attempts to convert children form gay to straight? 19 22 -350 1 TRENTON , N . J . - New Jersey Gov . Chris Christie issued a statement Monday saying he " reluctantly " signed a bill that prohibits attempts to convert children from gay to straight . gay to straight is that weird? 32 35 -350 1 TRENTON , N . J . - New Jersey Gov . Chris Christie issued a statement Monday saying he " reluctantly " signed a bill that prohibits attempts to convert children from gay to straight . " reluctantly " Why did he claim to be reluctant? 19 22 -350 2 Christie said he is reluctant to limit parents ' choices when it comes to the care and treatment of their children , but he said in weighting medical experts ' positions on the controversial practice of gay conversion therapy , he decided to sign the bill into law . medical experts ' positions What were the medical experts' position's who Christie weighed into the decision? 27 31 -350 2 Christie said he is reluctant to limit parents ' choices when it comes to the care and treatment of their children , but he said in weighting medical experts ' positions on the controversial practice of gay conversion therapy , he decided to sign the bill into law . in weighting medical experts ' positions Which medical experts? 25 31 -350 3 He cited the American Psychological Association , which has found the treatment can lead to depression , substance abuse , and suicidal thoughts . treatment What exactly is the course of treatment that was looked at in patients? 11 12 -350 3 He cited the American Psychological Association , which has found the treatment can lead to depression , substance abuse , and suicidal thoughts . suicidal thoughts what about actual suicide? 21 23 -350 4 " I believe that exposing children to these health risks without clear evidence of benefits that outweigh these serious risks is not appropriate , " Christie wrote . health risks What are the statistics of the patients that suffered the health risks? 8 10 -350 4 " I believe that exposing children to these health risks without clear evidence of benefits that outweigh these serious risks is not appropriate , " Christie wrote . benefits What are the benefits of the treatment? 14 15 -350 4 " I believe that exposing children to these health risks without clear evidence of benefits that outweigh these serious risks is not appropriate , " Christie wrote . Christie wrote did he also say it? 25 27 -350 5 The governor ' s banning of conversion therapy comes as he runs for re - election in New Jersey this year and as he positions himself for a possible presidential campaign in 2016 . banning of conversion therapy Has conversion therapy been banned in any other states? 4 8 -351 1 CHICAGO - Ten yoga mats , foam support blocks and a qualified instructor awaited the women who filed quietly into the recreation room , slipped off their shoes and stood in place on the mats , prepared for the stretching routine to begin . Ten Why is the class so small? 2 3 -351 1 CHICAGO - Ten yoga mats , foam support blocks and a qualified instructor awaited the women who filed quietly into the recreation room , slipped off their shoes and stood in place on the mats , prepared for the stretching routine to begin . quietly into who are these women? 18 20 -351 2 The only remarkable element among the trappings of this beginners ' yoga class was its location : Inside the barbed wire fence of the Cook County Jail . Cook County Jail . Why were they doing yoga at the Cook County Jail? 24 28 -351 2 The only remarkable element among the trappings of this beginners ' yoga class was its location : Inside the barbed wire fence of the Cook County Jail . Cook County Jail What other programs does Cook County Jail offer? 24 27 -351 3 The women prepared to stretch were inmates . women How do they determine who can take the yoga class or not? 1 2 -351 3 The women prepared to stretch were inmates . were inmates prison inmates? 5 7 -351 4 Instead of yoga pants , they wore Department of Corrections - issued pink and gray uniforms . pink and gray uniforms Why do they have pink and gray uniforms, just for yoga? 12 16 -351 4 Instead of yoga pants , they wore Department of Corrections - issued pink and gray uniforms . pink and gray uniforms why does this matter? 12 16 -351 5 Yoga and meditation sessions have been a mainstay in the women ' s jail for six years , since a group of volunteers from a local nonprofit that encourages yoga as an element of rehabilitation started showing up , mats in tow , and leading classes for all female inmates , said Alisa Kannett , an administrator for the nonprofit group Yoga for Recovery . group of volunteers How did they come up with the idea that yoga can help with rehabilitation? 20 23 -351 5 Yoga and meditation sessions have been a mainstay in the women ' s jail for six years , since a group of volunteers from a local nonprofit that encourages yoga as an element of rehabilitation started showing up , mats in tow , and leading classes for all female inmates , said Alisa Kannett , an administrator for the nonprofit group Yoga for Recovery . local nonprofit Which nonprofit was involved? 25 27 -352 1 Tesla Motors Inc . already claims to have the electric car that can go the longest between charges , and now it is claiming another automotive superlative - the safest car on the road . already claims Why do they have to claim this when they can prove it? 4 6 -352 1 Tesla Motors Inc . already claims to have the electric car that can go the longest between charges , and now it is claiming another automotive superlative - the safest car on the road . claims is the claim true? 5 6 -352 1 Tesla Motors Inc . already claims to have the electric car that can go the longest between charges , and now it is claiming another automotive superlative - the safest car on the road . safest What makes the car so safe compared to other vehicles? 29 30 -352 1 Tesla Motors Inc . already claims to have the electric car that can go the longest between charges , and now it is claiming another automotive superlative - the safest car on the road . the safest car on the road What makes this car the safest car on the road? 28 34 -352 2 The Palo Alto , Calif . , electric car company said that during recent testing by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration , " the Model S set a new record for the lowest likelihood of injury to occupants " . lowest likelihood of injury to occupants " How can this be tested if the car is not put into practice? 33 40 -352 2 The Palo Alto , Calif . , electric car company said that during recent testing by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration , " the Model S set a new record for the lowest likelihood of injury to occupants " . Model is that a new model? 25 26 -352 2 The Palo Alto , Calif . , electric car company said that during recent testing by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration , " the Model S set a new record for the lowest likelihood of injury to occupants " . new How was the Model S tested for safety? 29 30 -352 2 The Palo Alto , Calif . , electric car company said that during recent testing by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration , " the Model S set a new record for the lowest likelihood of injury to occupants " . testing What did this testing involve? 14 15 -352 3 Officials at the federal agency didn ' t return calls seeking confirmation of Tesla ' s claim . didn ' t return why not return? 5 9 -352 3 Officials at the federal agency didn ' t return calls seeking confirmation of Tesla ' s claim . confirmation When was confirmation sought by federal officials? 11 12 -352 4 But the sporty Model S did win a five - star safety rating from the NHTSA , a ranking reserved for the vehicles that do best in the agency ' s crash - test program . five - star How does a car receive a five-star rating from NHTSA? 8 11 -352 4 But the sporty Model S did win a five - star safety rating from the NHTSA , a ranking reserved for the vehicles that do best in the agency ' s crash - test program . agency ' s crash - test program How are the cars tested to determine their safety? 28 35 -352 5 " NHTSA does not publish a star rating above 5 ; however , safety levels better than 5 stars are captured in the overall Vehicle Safety Score provided to manufacturers , where the Model S achieved a new combined record of 5 . 4 stars , " Tesla said . new combined record of 5 So what were the other factors that led it to being averaged out at 5.4? 37 42 -352 5 " NHTSA does not publish a star rating above 5 ; however , safety levels better than 5 stars are captured in the overall Vehicle Safety Score provided to manufacturers , where the Model S achieved a new combined record of 5 . 4 stars , " Tesla said . 5 . 4 stars , " is that the highest? 41 47 -352 5 " NHTSA does not publish a star rating above 5 ; however , safety levels better than 5 stars are captured in the overall Vehicle Safety Score provided to manufacturers , where the Model S achieved a new combined record of 5 . 4 stars , " Tesla said . overall What qualities determines if a car gets higher than 5 stars? 23 24 -352 5 " NHTSA does not publish a star rating above 5 ; however , safety levels better than 5 stars are captured in the overall Vehicle Safety Score provided to manufacturers , where the Model S achieved a new combined record of 5 . 4 stars , " Tesla said . Vehicle Safety Score How are the vehicles scored? 24 27 -353 1 FORT LAUDERDALE , Fla . - If you ' ve bought Cheddar Goldfish snacks in the past four years , one fed - up Lake Worth , Florida , mom wants to help you get your money back . Cheddar Goldfish what brand of cheddar goldfish? 11 13 -353 1 FORT LAUDERDALE , Fla . - If you ' ve bought Cheddar Goldfish snacks in the past four years , one fed - up Lake Worth , Florida , mom wants to help you get your money back . money back How do I get money back from my purchase of Cheddar Goldfish? 36 38 -353 1 FORT LAUDERDALE , Fla . - If you ' ve bought Cheddar Goldfish snacks in the past four years , one fed - up Lake Worth , Florida , mom wants to help you get your money back . help you get your money back Why should purchasers of a snack want a refund four years later? 32 38 -353 2 And her multimillion - dollar effort has put South Florida on the forefront of a national debate over genetically modified foods . multimillion - dollar What was the multimillion-dollar effort from South Florida? 2 5 -353 2 And her multimillion - dollar effort has put South Florida on the forefront of a national debate over genetically modified foods . multimillion - dollar effort Is her campaign costing millions of dollars, or issue hoping to gain millions in compensation? 2 6 -353 2 And her multimillion - dollar effort has put South Florida on the forefront of a national debate over genetically modified foods . genetically modified foods are goldfish modified? 18 21 -353 4 Her lawsuit , filed June 11 in federal court in Fort Lauderdale , seeks class - action status , new labels and at least $ 5 million in damages to reimburse Florida consumers who purchased the snack since June 2009 , claiming the product violates Florida ' s Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices Act . June 11 June 11th of what year? 4 6 -353 4 Her lawsuit , filed June 11 in federal court in Fort Lauderdale , seeks class - action status , new labels and at least $ 5 million in damages to reimburse Florida consumers who purchased the snack since June 2009 , claiming the product violates Florida ' s Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices Act . product violates What product is being sued and may become a class action status? 43 45 -353 4 Her lawsuit , filed June 11 in federal court in Fort Lauderdale , seeks class - action status , new labels and at least $ 5 million in damages to reimburse Florida consumers who purchased the snack since June 2009 , claiming the product violates Florida ' s Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices Act . at least $ 5 million in damages How has this been calculated? 22 29 -353 4 Her lawsuit , filed June 11 in federal court in Fort Lauderdale , seeks class - action status , new labels and at least $ 5 million in damages to reimburse Florida consumers who purchased the snack since June 2009 , claiming the product violates Florida ' s Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices Act . million who was damaged? 26 27 -353 5 " Consumers have a right to know what they ' re putting in their bodies , " said Joshua Eggnatz , Leo ' s Weston - based attorney . what they ' re putting in their bodies , " What is the consumable that this person is referring to consumers putting into their bodies? 7 17 -353 5 " Consumers have a right to know what they ' re putting in their bodies , " said Joshua Eggnatz , Leo ' s Weston - based attorney . Weston - based What, or where, is Weston? 24 27 -353 5 " Consumers have a right to know what they ' re putting in their bodies , " said Joshua Eggnatz , Leo ' s Weston - based attorney . Joshua Eggnatz , is he well known? 18 21 -354 1 WASHINGTON - An Army judge on Wednesday sentenced Pfc . An Army judge on Wednesday sentenced Pfc what was the name of the judge? 2 9 -354 1 WASHINGTON - An Army judge on Wednesday sentenced Pfc . Pfc who is pfc? 8 9 -354 1 WASHINGTON - An Army judge on Wednesday sentenced Pfc . sentenced Pfc Why did the Army judge sentence Pfc? 7 9 -354 1 WASHINGTON - An Army judge on Wednesday sentenced Pfc . An Army judge on Wednesday sentenced Pfc Why was Pfc sentenced? What does it stand for? 2 9 -354 2 Bradley Manning to 35 years in a military prison for orchestrating the largest leak of classified documents in U . S . history . orchestrating the largest leak How did he orchestrate the leak? 10 14 -354 2 Bradley Manning to 35 years in a military prison for orchestrating the largest leak of classified documents in U . S . history . classified documents How were these documents leaked? 15 17 -354 2 Bradley Manning to 35 years in a military prison for orchestrating the largest leak of classified documents in U . S . history . leak of classified how did he leak? 13 16 -354 2 Bradley Manning to 35 years in a military prison for orchestrating the largest leak of classified documents in U . S . history . orchestrating the largest leak How was he able to do this? 10 14 -354 2 Bradley Manning to 35 years in a military prison for orchestrating the largest leak of classified documents in U . S . history . classified documents What classified documents were leaked by Bradley Manning? 15 17 -354 3 Manning ' s sentence means the 25 - year - old former intelligence analyst could eventually walk out of prison as a free , albeit much older , man . much older , can he get parole? 25 28 -354 4 He had faced what could have effectively been a life sentence . life sentence How could Bradley Manning gotten a life sentence? 9 11 -354 4 He had faced what could have effectively been a life sentence . life sentence How was able to lower the punishment from a life sentence to 35 years? 9 11 -354 4 He had faced what could have effectively been a life sentence . life sentence What is the average amount of time that people get sentenced to for leaking classified documents? 9 11 -354 5 The same judge who sentenced Manning , Col . Denise Lind , had also previously acquitted him on an aiding - the - enemy charge that carried a sentence of life without the possibility of parole . had also previously acquitted him Why did he acquit him? 12 17 -354 5 The same judge who sentenced Manning , Col . Denise Lind , had also previously acquitted him on an aiding - the - enemy charge that carried a sentence of life without the possibility of parole . aiding - the - enemy charge Why was Bradley Manning acquitted his charges for aiding-the-enemy? 19 25 -354 5 The same judge who sentenced Manning , Col . Denise Lind , had also previously acquitted him on an aiding - the - enemy charge that carried a sentence of life without the possibility of parole . aiding - the - enemy did he aid the enemy? 19 24 -354 5 The same judge who sentenced Manning , Col . Denise Lind , had also previously acquitted him on an aiding - the - enemy charge that carried a sentence of life without the possibility of parole . acquitted him Why was Manning acquitted? 15 17 -354 5 The same judge who sentenced Manning , Col . Denise Lind , had also previously acquitted him on an aiding - the - enemy charge that carried a sentence of life without the possibility of parole . aiding - the - enemy charge that What are the details of the previous \"aiding-the-enemy charge\" that he was acquitted of? 19 26 -355 1 An ambitious effort to bring the Internet to billions of poor people is only the latest move by Facebook Inc . ' s Mark Zuckerberg to carve out a high - profile role as a tech CEO who can wield influence over public issues . bring the Internet Why does Mark Zuckerberg want to bring the internet to poor people? 4 7 -355 1 An ambitious effort to bring the Internet to billions of poor people is only the latest move by Facebook Inc . ' s Mark Zuckerberg to carve out a high - profile role as a tech CEO who can wield influence over public issues . bring the Internet to billions of poor people How would they do so? 4 12 -355 1 An ambitious effort to bring the Internet to billions of poor people is only the latest move by Facebook Inc . ' s Mark Zuckerberg to carve out a high - profile role as a tech CEO who can wield influence over public issues . poor How does Mark Zuckerberg plan to make Internet available for everyone? 10 11 -355 2 And while he ' s not the only one of his peers promoting the power of technology to change the world , the scale and ambition of Zuckerberg ' s industry alliance to promote global Internet access makes the 29 - year - old CEO one of the most prominent advocates for Silicon Valley ' s unique blend of business and altruism . peers Which of Mark Zuckerberg's peers are also promoting technology changing the world? 11 12 -355 2 And while he ' s not the only one of his peers promoting the power of technology to change the world , the scale and ambition of Zuckerberg ' s industry alliance to promote global Internet access makes the 29 - year - old CEO one of the most prominent advocates for Silicon Valley ' s unique blend of business and altruism . not the only one Who are the others? 5 9 -355 2 And while he ' s not the only one of his peers promoting the power of technology to change the world , the scale and ambition of Zuckerberg ' s industry alliance to promote global Internet access makes the 29 - year - old CEO one of the most prominent advocates for Silicon Valley ' s unique blend of business and altruism . not Who else is promoting the power of technology? 5 6 -355 3 Still , critics scoffed Wednesday at what they viewed as self - interest wrapped in noble - sounding rhetoric that accompanied the announcement from Zuckerberg and his new Internet . org coalition . critics scoffed Wednesday Who are the critics? 2 5 -355 3 Still , critics scoffed Wednesday at what they viewed as self - interest wrapped in noble - sounding rhetoric that accompanied the announcement from Zuckerberg and his new Internet . org coalition . self - interest Why do critics view this as a self-interest ploy? 10 13 -355 3 Still , critics scoffed Wednesday at what they viewed as self - interest wrapped in noble - sounding rhetoric that accompanied the announcement from Zuckerberg and his new Internet . org coalition . self - interest How does this relate to his own self interest? 10 13 -355 3 Still , critics scoffed Wednesday at what they viewed as self - interest wrapped in noble - sounding rhetoric that accompanied the announcement from Zuckerberg and his new Internet . org coalition . self - interest Why did critics view Zuckerberg's announcement and plan as \"self-interest?\" 10 13 -355 4 And it ' s not the first time his efforts have run into that criticism . criticism What other efforts has Mark Zuckerberg been criticized for? 14 15 -355 4 And it ' s not the first time his efforts have run into that criticism . into that criticism . Why did his efforts run into criticism before? 12 16 -355 4 And it ' s not the first time his efforts have run into that criticism . not the first time When was the first time, and what was it regarding? 4 8 -355 4 And it ' s not the first time his efforts have run into that criticism . efforts What other efforts were viewed as being made based off of self-interest? 9 10 -355 5 Helping new populations get online is clearly in Facebook ' s interest , said futurist and longtime Silicon Valley observer Paul Saffo . Facebook ' s interest , How is it in Facebook's interest to get populations online? 8 13 -355 5 Helping new populations get online is clearly in Facebook ' s interest , said futurist and longtime Silicon Valley observer Paul Saffo . clearly in Facebook ' s interest , How does this serve Facebook's interests? 6 13 -355 5 Helping new populations get online is clearly in Facebook ' s interest , said futurist and longtime Silicon Valley observer Paul Saffo . Helping How are new populations being helped to get access to the Internet? 0 1 -356 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - Stanford researchers have unearthed clues about the formidable brains of some autistic children , suggesting that the diagnosis may signal a different cognitive style , not disability . researchers What are the names of the researchers? 7 8 -356 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - Stanford researchers have unearthed clues about the formidable brains of some autistic children , suggesting that the diagnosis may signal a different cognitive style , not disability . unearthed clues about the formidable brains How were Sanford researchers able to unearth clues about the brain of autistic children? 9 15 -356 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - Stanford researchers have unearthed clues about the formidable brains of some autistic children , suggesting that the diagnosis may signal a different cognitive style , not disability . unearthed What clues did the researchers unearth? 9 10 -356 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - Stanford researchers have unearthed clues about the formidable brains of some autistic children , suggesting that the diagnosis may signal a different cognitive style , not disability . formidable brains Why are autistic children's brains formidable? 13 15 -356 2 Superior math skills were found in autistic San Francisco Bay Area children with average intelligence compared with matched children who were not autistic . Superior math skills Why were superior math skills found in autistic children in the Bay area? 0 3 -356 2 Superior math skills were found in autistic San Francisco Bay Area children with average intelligence compared with matched children who were not autistic . Superior math skills How much better did the autistic children do than the other children. 0 3 -356 3 The two group ' s brain scans were different , as well . different , How were they different? 8 10 -356 3 The two group ' s brain scans were different , as well . were different , as well . How different were the two brain scans? 7 13 -356 3 The two group ' s brain scans were different , as well . different , In what way were the brain scans different? 8 10 -356 4 Images of the autistic children ' s brains while calculating math problems revealed a different pattern of activity than those of non - autistic children . different pattern of activity The activity was different in what way? 14 18 -356 4 Images of the autistic children ' s brains while calculating math problems revealed a different pattern of activity than those of non - autistic children . different pattern of activity How was the pattern of activity different? 14 18 -356 5 This small but important study , the first of its type , " makes us better aware of the unique talents that these people have , which could help them have better academic and professional lives , " said postdoctoral scholar Teresa Iuculano , lead author of the study . " makes us better aware How do we make changes with what we now know? 12 17 -356 5 This small but important study , the first of its type , " makes us better aware of the unique talents that these people have , which could help them have better academic and professional lives , " said postdoctoral scholar Teresa Iuculano , lead author of the study . unique talents What kinds of unique talents do they have? 19 21 -357 1 WASHINGTON - Last year about 1 million of the nation ' s poorest children got a leg up on school through Head Start , the federal program that helps prepare children up to age five for school . Head Start , the federal program that helps How does Head Start aid poor children? 21 29 -357 1 WASHINGTON - Last year about 1 million of the nation ' s poorest children got a leg up on school through Head Start , the federal program that helps prepare children up to age five for school . Start , is it a new program? 22 24 -357 1 WASHINGTON - Last year about 1 million of the nation ' s poorest children got a leg up on school through Head Start , the federal program that helps prepare children up to age five for school . Head Start , the federal program How does the program prepare children for school? 21 27 -357 2 This fall , about 57 , 000 children will be denied a place in Head Start and Early Head Start as fallout from sequestration . 57 , 000 children will be denied a place in Head Why will children be denied entry to Head Start? 4 15 -357 2 This fall , about 57 , 000 children will be denied a place in Head Start and Early Head Start as fallout from sequestration . sequestration what is that? 23 24 -357 3 New estimates about the automatic budget cuts were released Monday by the federal government . budget cuts What were estimated budget cuts? 5 7 -357 3 New estimates about the automatic budget cuts were released Monday by the federal government . automatic budget cuts Why were the budget cuts automatic? 4 7 -357 4 The cuts have slashed more than $ 400 million from the federal program ' s $ 8 billion budget . cuts have slashed more than $ 400 million Why was $400 million slashed from the program? 1 9 -357 4 The cuts have slashed more than $ 400 million from the federal program ' s $ 8 billion budget . federal program ' s Which federal program? 11 15 -357 4 The cuts have slashed more than $ 400 million from the federal program ' s $ 8 billion budget . $ 400 million Why was the budget cut so big for a program that helped poor children? 6 9 -357 5 Yasmina Vinci , executive director of the National Head Start Association , said sequestration represented the largest hit to Head Start funding in terms of dollars since the program began in 1965 . Yasmina Vinci , what are her credentials? 0 3 -358 1 BEIRUT - Delayed by a sniper attack , United Nations chemical weapons inspectors arrived Monday in one of the Syrian suburbs allegedly hit in a poison gas attack last week , visiting a pair of field hospitals and meeting with witnesses , the U . N . said . sniper attack , Do they know who caused the sniper attack? 5 8 -358 1 BEIRUT - Delayed by a sniper attack , United Nations chemical weapons inspectors arrived Monday in one of the Syrian suburbs allegedly hit in a poison gas attack last week , visiting a pair of field hospitals and meeting with witnesses , the U . N . said . visiting a pair of field hospitals How did they get to the hospitals if they were just attacked by a sniper? 31 37 -358 1 BEIRUT - Delayed by a sniper attack , United Nations chemical weapons inspectors arrived Monday in one of the Syrian suburbs allegedly hit in a poison gas attack last week , visiting a pair of field hospitals and meeting with witnesses , the U . N . said . Delayed by a sniper attack , When was the sniper attack? 2 8 -358 1 BEIRUT - Delayed by a sniper attack , United Nations chemical weapons inspectors arrived Monday in one of the Syrian suburbs allegedly hit in a poison gas attack last week , visiting a pair of field hospitals and meeting with witnesses , the U . N . said . chemical weapons inspectors arrived Monday Why were chemical weapons inspectors coming in the first place? 10 15 -358 1 BEIRUT - Delayed by a sniper attack , United Nations chemical weapons inspectors arrived Monday in one of the Syrian suburbs allegedly hit in a poison gas attack last week , visiting a pair of field hospitals and meeting with witnesses , the U . N . said . allegedly hit in a poison gas attack last week , Why was there uncertainty that the suburb had been attacked using poison gas? 21 31 -358 1 BEIRUT - Delayed by a sniper attack , United Nations chemical weapons inspectors arrived Monday in one of the Syrian suburbs allegedly hit in a poison gas attack last week , visiting a pair of field hospitals and meeting with witnesses , the U . N . said . sniper attack , Where was the sniper attack? 5 8 -358 1 BEIRUT - Delayed by a sniper attack , United Nations chemical weapons inspectors arrived Monday in one of the Syrian suburbs allegedly hit in a poison gas attack last week , visiting a pair of field hospitals and meeting with witnesses , the U . N . said . poison gas attack Why was there a gas attack? 25 28 -358 1 BEIRUT - Delayed by a sniper attack , United Nations chemical weapons inspectors arrived Monday in one of the Syrian suburbs allegedly hit in a poison gas attack last week , visiting a pair of field hospitals and meeting with witnesses , the U . N . said . sniper attack , who did they attack? 5 8 -358 2 The inspectors traveled to the Muadhamiya district , southwest of Damascus , after sniper volleys initially forced the U . N . convoy to turn back to the capital . initially forced How did the sniper force the U.N to turn back to the capital? Did he start to shoot at them? Did he communicate? 15 17 -358 2 The inspectors traveled to the Muadhamiya district , southwest of Damascus , after sniper volleys initially forced the U . N . convoy to turn back to the capital . initially forced Why did they initially force them to go back? 15 17 -358 2 The inspectors traveled to the Muadhamiya district , southwest of Damascus , after sniper volleys initially forced the U . N . convoy to turn back to the capital . the Muadhamiya district , Was this the intended destination of the convoy? 4 8 -358 2 The inspectors traveled to the Muadhamiya district , southwest of Damascus , after sniper volleys initially forced the U . N . convoy to turn back to the capital . Muadhamiya district , what happens in the district? 5 8 -358 3 A U . N . vehicle was struck in the incident , but no one was injured , the U . N . said in a statement . no one was injured , How was the vehicle struck in such a way that no passenger was injured? 13 18 -358 3 A U . N . vehicle was struck in the incident , but no one was injured , the U . N . said in a statement . was struck in the incident , What type of ammunition was the sniper using? Where was the vehicle struck? 6 12 -358 4 The damaged vehicle was replaced and the mission proceeded , the statement said . The damaged vehicle was replaced Where did they get a replacement vehicle? 0 5 -358 4 The damaged vehicle was replaced and the mission proceeded , the statement said . the mission proceeded , Did the convoy face further challenges as they continued the mission? 6 10 -358 5 The U . N . appears to have worked out a safe passage agreement with the two warring sides , though no specific details were released . no specific details were released Why weren't the specific details released? 21 26 -358 5 The U . N . appears to have worked out a safe passage agreement with the two warring sides , though no specific details were released . appears to have worked Does this imply that future UN convoys will have safe passage? 5 9 -358 5 The U . N . appears to have worked out a safe passage agreement with the two warring sides , though no specific details were released . two warring sides , Was the sniper attack the result of another ongoing conflict in the region? 16 20 -358 5 The U . N . appears to have worked out a safe passage agreement with the two warring sides , though no specific details were released . no specific details why no specific details? 21 24 -359 1 San Jose , Calif . - Firefighters finally began to get a handle on the massive Rim Fire near Yosemite National Park , but not before the blaze destroyed one popular Bay Area family camp and damaged another . one popular Bay Area family camp What camps were destroyed and damaged specifically? 29 35 -359 1 San Jose , Calif . - Firefighters finally began to get a handle on the massive Rim Fire near Yosemite National Park , but not before the blaze destroyed one popular Bay Area family camp and damaged another . finally How long have firefighters battled the blaze in total? 7 8 -359 1 San Jose , Calif . - Firefighters finally began to get a handle on the massive Rim Fire near Yosemite National Park , but not before the blaze destroyed one popular Bay Area family camp and damaged another . Rim Fire what is a rim fire? 16 18 -359 2 Berkeley officials said the fire incinerated the city ' s popular high Sierra camp on Sunday while San Jose canceled the rest of its season just miles away , after the blaze scorched about a dozen cabins . canceled the rest of its Was the season cancelled due to continued threat or due to damage sustained in San Jose? 19 24 -359 2 Berkeley officials said the fire incinerated the city ' s popular high Sierra camp on Sunday while San Jose canceled the rest of its season just miles away , after the blaze scorched about a dozen cabins . high Sierra camp was anyone injured? 11 14 -359 2 Berkeley officials said the fire incinerated the city ' s popular high Sierra camp on Sunday while San Jose canceled the rest of its season just miles away , after the blaze scorched about a dozen cabins . Berkeley officials said the fire Which Berkeley officials spoke about the fire? 0 5 -359 4 " Our family is feeling pretty devastated because we have so many happy memories there , and it was a place we always look forward to returning , " said David Kojan , one of many Berkeley natives who cherished visits with his wife and two young sons to the Berkeley Tuolumne Family Camp just west of Yosemite . so many happy memories there , What is an example of the family's happy memory? 10 16 -359 4 " Our family is feeling pretty devastated because we have so many happy memories there , and it was a place we always look forward to returning , " said David Kojan , one of many Berkeley natives who cherished visits with his wife and two young sons to the Berkeley Tuolumne Family Camp just west of Yosemite . look forward Is there hope that the camp will be rebuilt? 23 25 -359 4 " Our family is feeling pretty devastated because we have so many happy memories there , and it was a place we always look forward to returning , " said David Kojan , one of many Berkeley natives who cherished visits with his wife and two young sons to the Berkeley Tuolumne Family Camp just west of Yosemite . family how many families live there? 2 3 -359 5 Overnight into Tuesday , the fire grew to about 180 , 000 acres , or 280 square miles , after gobbling up another 20 , 000 acres compared to late Monday . fire grew What is causing the fire to continue growing? 5 7 -359 5 Overnight into Tuesday , the fire grew to about 180 , 000 acres , or 280 square miles , after gobbling up another 20 , 000 acres compared to late Monday . Overnight is that fast? 0 1 -360 1 WASHINGTON - President Barack Obama tried to reassemble a " coalition of conscience " to take up his economic agenda for the middle class on Wednesday as he honored Martin Luther King Jr . and the marchers who fought for civil rights 50 years ago . " coalition of conscience " What is this coalition about? 9 14 -360 1 WASHINGTON - President Barack Obama tried to reassemble a " coalition of conscience " to take up his economic agenda for the middle class on Wednesday as he honored Martin Luther King Jr . and the marchers who fought for civil rights 50 years ago . Martin Luther King Jr Who is Dr. Martin Luther King? 29 33 -360 1 WASHINGTON - President Barack Obama tried to reassemble a " coalition of conscience " to take up his economic agenda for the middle class on Wednesday as he honored Martin Luther King Jr . and the marchers who fought for civil rights 50 years ago . economic agenda What was Obama's economic agenda? 18 20 -360 2 " In the face of impossible odds , people who love their country can change it , " Obama said . people who love their country can change it , " What can they change about it? 8 18 -360 3 The president spoke at a ceremony commemorating the anniversary of the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom , the 1963 protest that became the most iconic moment of the civil rights movement . 1963 protest that became the most iconic moment What happened in 1963? 20 28 -360 3 The president spoke at a ceremony commemorating the anniversary of the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom , the 1963 protest that became the most iconic moment of the civil rights movement . the 1963 protest Who led this protest in 1963? 19 22 -360 3 The president spoke at a ceremony commemorating the anniversary of the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom , the 1963 protest that became the most iconic moment of the civil rights movement . iconic moment Why was it an iconic moment? 26 28 -360 5 Obama ' s remarks capped several days of events in Washington observing the anniversary . events What other events were there? 8 9 -360 5 Obama ' s remarks capped several days of events in Washington observing the anniversary . several days of events What sort of events? 5 9 -361 1 NEW YORK - Beginning a day of protests that organizers say will spread to 50 cities and 1 , 000 stores across the country , a crowd of chanting workers gathered Thursday morning at a McDonald ' s in midtown Manhattan to call for higher wages and the chance to join a union . chance to join a union . How do they have a chance to join a union? 48 54 -361 1 NEW YORK - Beginning a day of protests that organizers say will spread to 50 cities and 1 , 000 stores across the country , a crowd of chanting workers gathered Thursday morning at a McDonald ' s in midtown Manhattan to call for higher wages and the chance to join a union . a crowd How many gathered? 25 27 -361 1 NEW YORK - Beginning a day of protests that organizers say will spread to 50 cities and 1 , 000 stores across the country , a crowd of chanting workers gathered Thursday morning at a McDonald ' s in midtown Manhattan to call for higher wages and the chance to join a union . union What sort of union? 52 53 -361 2 About 500 people , including workers , activists , religious leaders , news crews and local politicians , gathered outside the McDonald ' s on Fifth Avenue . workers , activists , religious leaders , news Why are so many different kinds of people passionate about this? 5 13 -361 2 About 500 people , including workers , activists , religious leaders , news crews and local politicians , gathered outside the McDonald ' s on Fifth Avenue . Fifth Avenue in new york? 25 27 -361 3 The protesters chanted " Si Se Puede " ( " Yes , We Can " ) and " Hey , hey , ho , ho $ 7 . 25 has got to go , " holding signs saying " On Strike : Can ' t Survive on $ 7 . 25 , " referring to the federal minimum wage . " Si Se Puede " were they spanish? 3 8 -361 4 The protesters plan to spread out to other stores throughout New York during the day . other stores what other stores? 7 9 -361 4 The protesters plan to spread out to other stores throughout New York during the day . to spread out to How do they plan to spread out? 3 7 -361 5 Protests are also expected in Los Angeles , Chicago , Charlotte , N . C . , and other cities . cities which cities? 19 20 -361 5 Protests are also expected in Los Angeles , Chicago , Charlotte , N . C . , and other cities . other cities What other cities will protest be taking place in? 18 20 -362 1 MINNEAPOLIS - At first glance , the small farm near Lino Lakes , Minn . , looks much like other charming hobby farms in the area . looks much like other charming hobby farms What do hobby farms look like in that area? 16 23 -362 1 MINNEAPOLIS - At first glance , the small farm near Lino Lakes , Minn . , looks much like other charming hobby farms in the area . hobby farms What are hobby farms? 21 23 -362 2 But it holds a distinct niche in Minnesota and likely the nation . holds a distinct niche What's the niche that it holds? 2 6 -362 2 But it holds a distinct niche in Minnesota and likely the nation . niche Why are hobby farms considered niche? 5 6 -362 2 But it holds a distinct niche in Minnesota and likely the nation . niche which niche does it hold? 5 6 -362 3 The patch of corn near the driveway is a special white heirloom corn handed down by generations of Oneida Indians . a special white heirloom corn What makes it special? 8 13 -362 3 The patch of corn near the driveway is a special white heirloom corn handed down by generations of Oneida Indians . special What makes it special? 9 10 -362 4 The black beans sprouting on nearby vines were grown for centuries by Hopi Indians . Hopi Indians What did the Hopi Indians use them for? 12 14 -362 4 The black beans sprouting on nearby vines were grown for centuries by Hopi Indians . Hopi Indians how many tribes were there? 12 14 -362 5 There ' s squash from the Lakota tribe , corn from the Dakotas , and a team of urban teenagers who are learning to harvest , cook and market the plants that fed their ancestors . urban teenagers Why are urban teenagers involved in this? 18 20 -362 5 There ' s squash from the Lakota tribe , corn from the Dakotas , and a team of urban teenagers who are learning to harvest , cook and market the plants that fed their ancestors . urban teenagers how many teens? 18 20 -363 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - Passengers waiting to board the Dumbo the Flying Elephant ride at Walt Disney World used to stand in long lines that snaked along the sun - baked pavement . sun - baked pavement Why did Disney leave the line area unshaded? 29 33 -363 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - Passengers waiting to board the Dumbo the Flying Elephant ride at Walt Disney World used to stand in long lines that snaked along the sun - baked pavement . the Dumbo the Flying Elephant ride How long is that ride? 9 15 -363 2 Riders are now ushered into an air - conditioned tent , where kids can play on slides , a climbing tower and a toy fire engine while parents wait for the buzz of a pager telling them it ' s time to ride the attraction . air - conditioned tent , How many people can the tent accommodate? 6 11 -363 2 Riders are now ushered into an air - conditioned tent , where kids can play on slides , a climbing tower and a toy fire engine while parents wait for the buzz of a pager telling them it ' s time to ride the attraction . parents Is there anything for parents to do while they wait? 27 28 -363 3 " It ' s so much better this way , " Russ Spence of Richmond , Virginiaa , said as he relaxed in the tent , waiting to take his 3 - year - old grandson on the ride . " It ' s so much better this way , " What specifically was bad about the old way? 0 11 -363 3 " It ' s so much better this way , " Russ Spence of Richmond , Virginiaa , said as he relaxed in the tent , waiting to take his 3 - year - old grandson on the ride . said as he relaxed in the tent , How big is the tent? 18 26 -363 4 With theme park lines only getting longer , parks like Disney World in Florida are investing big money to make wait time less boring , more comfortable and , in the process , seemingly shorter . parks like Disney World Which other parks are making changes, and what are these changes like? 8 12 -363 4 With theme park lines only getting longer , parks like Disney World in Florida are investing big money to make wait time less boring , more comfortable and , in the process , seemingly shorter . Disney World in Florida How big is Disney World in Florida? 10 14 -363 4 With theme park lines only getting longer , parks like Disney World in Florida are investing big money to make wait time less boring , more comfortable and , in the process , seemingly shorter . investing big money How much money are parks investing? 15 18 -363 5 The efforts make good business sense because long queues are one of the biggest gripes of theme park guests . one of the biggest gripes What are some other gripes guests have? 10 15 -363 5 The efforts make good business sense because long queues are one of the biggest gripes of theme park guests . The efforts make good business Is there an extra fee to get into the tent? 0 5 -363 5 The efforts make good business sense because long queues are one of the biggest gripes of theme park guests . biggest gripes Are there any statistics about this? 13 15 -364 1 MAFRAQ , Jordan - As U . S . President Barack Obama ' s announcement that he was postponing U . S . missile strikes against the Syrian regime hit the Zaatari refugee camp , so did anger and fear . postponing U . S . missile strikes Why did Obama postpone the missile strikes? 18 25 -364 1 MAFRAQ , Jordan - As U . S . President Barack Obama ' s announcement that he was postponing U . S . missile strikes against the Syrian regime hit the Zaatari refugee camp , so did anger and fear . did anger and fear Why did they feel this way? 36 40 -364 1 MAFRAQ , Jordan - As U . S . President Barack Obama ' s announcement that he was postponing U . S . missile strikes against the Syrian regime hit the Zaatari refugee camp , so did anger and fear . Zaatari refugee camp , Where is the Zaatari refugee camp? 31 35 -364 2 " If they ' re going to strike , let them strike once and for all and bring the regime down , " grumbled Um Hafiz , who fled with her husband and five children from their village near Syria ' s southern city of Daara in January . let them strike once What reasons does the US have for striking? 9 13 -364 2 " If they ' re going to strike , let them strike once and for all and bring the regime down , " grumbled Um Hafiz , who fled with her husband and five children from their village near Syria ' s southern city of Daara in January . bring the regime down , " Will it actually help? 17 23 -364 2 " If they ' re going to strike , let them strike once and for all and bring the regime down , " grumbled Um Hafiz , who fled with her husband and five children from their village near Syria ' s southern city of Daara in January . bring the regime down , " What regime is Hafiz referring to? 17 23 -364 2 " If they ' re going to strike , let them strike once and for all and bring the regime down , " grumbled Um Hafiz , who fled with her husband and five children from their village near Syria ' s southern city of Daara in January . Syria ' s southern city is it the biggest city? 39 44 -364 4 " We were happy when we first heard that the U . S . would attack , but then when it was postponed , we were afraid that Bashar would attack the camp , " said Raad Zoubi , 23 , who has lived in the dusty , sun - stricken swath of tents and prefabricated metal huts for the past year . Bashar would attack the camp , " Why would he attack the camp if not attacked himself? 28 35 -364 4 " We were happy when we first heard that the U . S . would attack , but then when it was postponed , we were afraid that Bashar would attack the camp , " said Raad Zoubi , 23 , who has lived in the dusty , sun - stricken swath of tents and prefabricated metal huts for the past year . happy Why were the people happy with the US's decision to attack Zaatari? 3 4 -364 4 " We were happy when we first heard that the U . S . would attack , but then when it was postponed , we were afraid that Bashar would attack the camp , " said Raad Zoubi , 23 , who has lived in the dusty , sun - stricken swath of tents and prefabricated metal huts for the past year . U . S . would attack , why would they be happy? 10 17 -364 5 " People are angry , but when the Americans do attack , we will be happy they do " . we will be happy they do " What do the people want from the attack? 12 19 -364 5 " People are angry , but when the Americans do attack , we will be happy they do " . we will be happy they shouldnt they be worried? 12 17 -365 1 LOS ANGELES - The Los Angeles City Council on Wednesday lifted a decade - long ban on public murals , marking a decisive victory for artists who argued the law made no sense in a city with such a rich tradition of street art . ban Why were public murals banned for a decade? 15 16 -365 1 LOS ANGELES - The Los Angeles City Council on Wednesday lifted a decade - long ban on public murals , marking a decisive victory for artists who argued the law made no sense in a city with such a rich tradition of street art . street art Would this \"street art\" be similar to \"graffiti?\" 42 44 -365 2 The decision culminates years of debate over how Los Angeles should regulate murals , which have chronicled generations of the city ' s history , from the mid - 20th - century struggles of Latinos on the Eastside to freeway displays celebrating the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics . culminates who is interested? 2 3 -365 2 The decision culminates years of debate over how Los Angeles should regulate murals , which have chronicled generations of the city ' s history , from the mid - 20th - century struggles of Latinos on the Eastside to freeway displays celebrating the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics . struggles Which murals best depict life during this time? 32 33 -365 2 The decision culminates years of debate over how Los Angeles should regulate murals , which have chronicled generations of the city ' s history , from the mid - 20th - century struggles of Latinos on the Eastside to freeway displays celebrating the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics . 1984 What was LA's involvement in the 1984 Olympics? 43 44 -365 3 The 13 - 2 vote is expected to free a new generation of muralists to " reclaim our legacy as a mural capital of the world , " said Isabel Rojas - Williams , executive director of the Mural Conservancy of Los Angeles . mural capital of the world , " Why is Italy the mural capital of the world? 21 28 -365 3 The 13 - 2 vote is expected to free a new generation of muralists to " reclaim our legacy as a mural capital of the world , " said Isabel Rojas - Williams , executive director of the Mural Conservancy of Los Angeles . Isabel Rojas - Williams , what are her credentials? 29 34 -365 3 The 13 - 2 vote is expected to free a new generation of muralists to " reclaim our legacy as a mural capital of the world , " said Isabel Rojas - Williams , executive director of the Mural Conservancy of Los Angeles . mural capital of the world , " Is Los Angeles really the \"mural capital of the world?\" 21 28 -365 3 The 13 - 2 vote is expected to free a new generation of muralists to " reclaim our legacy as a mural capital of the world , " said Isabel Rojas - Williams , executive director of the Mural Conservancy of Los Angeles . free a new generation of muralists Do they have to get permission first? 8 14 -365 3 The 13 - 2 vote is expected to free a new generation of muralists to " reclaim our legacy as a mural capital of the world , " said Isabel Rojas - Williams , executive director of the Mural Conservancy of Los Angeles . 13 - 2 Why did the two councilpersons oppose this decision? 1 4 -365 3 The 13 - 2 vote is expected to free a new generation of muralists to " reclaim our legacy as a mural capital of the world , " said Isabel Rojas - Williams , executive director of the Mural Conservancy of Los Angeles . " reclaim During which time periods was LA considered the mural capital of the world? 15 17 -365 4 New rules will seek a balance between clashing interests : reviving the city ' s muralist tradition ; protecting neighborhoods from unwanted intrusions of large , sometimes controversial artworks ; and controlling a proliferation of advertising in the guise of art . neighborhoods which neighborhoods? 19 20 -365 4 New rules will seek a balance between clashing interests : reviving the city ' s muralist tradition ; protecting neighborhoods from unwanted intrusions of large , sometimes controversial artworks ; and controlling a proliferation of advertising in the guise of art . rules In which ways will the rules be able to manage these clashes? 1 2 -365 4 New rules will seek a balance between clashing interests : reviving the city ' s muralist tradition ; protecting neighborhoods from unwanted intrusions of large , sometimes controversial artworks ; and controlling a proliferation of advertising in the guise of art . advertising What is the relationship between the company being advertised and the artists painting these advertisements? 35 36 -365 5 It was the latter objective that led to the ban a decade ago . latter What was the latter objective? 3 4 -365 5 It was the latter objective that led to the ban a decade ago . latter what is a latter? 3 4 -365 5 It was the latter objective that led to the ban a decade ago . objective Is advertising through artwork considered illegal, prompting the ban, or was it made illegal through the ban? 4 5 -366 1 ( / / newsela - test - files - f331e . s3 . amazonaws . com / uploads / 20130829 TEENJOBS . jpg ) WASHINGTON - For the fourth consecutive summer , teen employment has stayed anchored around record lows , prompting experts to fear that a generation of youth is likely to be economically stunted with lower earnings and opportunities in years ahead . For the fourth consecutive summer , What year did this begin/ was this written? 26 32 -366 1 ( / / newsela - test - files - f331e . s3 . amazonaws . com / uploads / 20130829 TEENJOBS . jpg ) WASHINGTON - For the fourth consecutive summer , teen employment has stayed anchored around record lows , prompting experts to fear that a generation of youth is likely to be economically stunted with lower earnings and opportunities in years ahead . record lows What are the numbers? 38 40 -366 1 ( / / newsela - test - files - f331e . s3 . amazonaws . com / uploads / 20130829 TEENJOBS . jpg ) WASHINGTON - For the fourth consecutive summer , teen employment has stayed anchored around record lows , prompting experts to fear that a generation of youth is likely to be economically stunted with lower earnings and opportunities in years ahead . lower earnings will earnings be lower forever? 57 59 -366 2 The trend is all the more striking given that the overall unemployment rate has steadily dropped , to 7 . 4 percent in August . 7 . 4 percent in August What was the percent at the beginning of the year for reference? 18 24 -366 2 The trend is all the more striking given that the overall unemployment rate has steadily dropped , to 7 . 4 percent in August . 7 . 4 percent in August What was the unemployment rate in June? 18 24 -366 2 The trend is all the more striking given that the overall unemployment rate has steadily dropped , to 7 . 4 percent in August . 7 . 4 percent is that low or high? 18 22 -366 3 And employers in recent months have been collectively adding almost 200 , 000 new jobs a month . And employers in recent months Which employers? 0 5 -366 3 And employers in recent months have been collectively adding almost 200 , 000 new jobs a month . 200 , 000 new jobs What kind of jobs have been added? 10 15 -366 5 In 1999 , slightly more than 52 percent of teens 16 to 19 worked a summer job . 52 percent of teens What was the amount of jobs in relation to this percentage? 6 10 -366 5 In 1999 , slightly more than 52 percent of teens 16 to 19 worked a summer job . 52 percent of teens What is the number on teen employment of the same age group now? 6 10 -366 5 In 1999 , slightly more than 52 percent of teens 16 to 19 worked a summer job . 52 percent of teens 16 to what is the percent now? 6 12 -367 1 MEXICO CITY - Flip through the print publications exalting the activities of Mexico ' s high society and there ' s one thing you rarely find : dark - skinned people . rarely find : why do you rarely find dark skinned people? 24 27 -367 1 MEXICO CITY - Flip through the print publications exalting the activities of Mexico ' s high society and there ' s one thing you rarely find : dark - skinned people . dark - skinned people . Why are there no dark-skinned people in their high society? 27 32 -367 1 MEXICO CITY - Flip through the print publications exalting the activities of Mexico ' s high society and there ' s one thing you rarely find : dark - skinned people . Flip through the print publications Which publications? 3 8 -367 1 MEXICO CITY - Flip through the print publications exalting the activities of Mexico ' s high society and there ' s one thing you rarely find : dark - skinned people . dark - skinned people Why aren't dark-skinned people featured? 27 31 -367 1 MEXICO CITY - Flip through the print publications exalting the activities of Mexico ' s high society and there ' s one thing you rarely find : dark - skinned people . find : dark - skinned why are they not found? 25 30 -367 2 No matter that nearly two - thirds of Mexicans consider themselves moreno , the Spanish word for dark . consider themselves moreno , What constitutes being moreno? How dark does one need to be? 9 13 -367 2 No matter that nearly two - thirds of Mexicans consider themselves moreno , the Spanish word for dark . two - thirds Why are they not represented in high society? 4 7 -367 3 Mexico has strong laws barring discrimination based on skin color or ethnicity , but the practices of public relations firms and news media lag behind , promoting the perception that light skin is desirable and dark skin unappealing . light skin is desirable and dark skin unappealing Why is dark skin unappealing? 30 38 -367 3 Mexico has strong laws barring discrimination based on skin color or ethnicity , but the practices of public relations firms and news media lag behind , promoting the perception that light skin is desirable and dark skin unappealing . lag behind , Why do they resist this change? 23 26 -367 4 The issue came to the fore this month when a casting call for a television spot for Mexico ' s largest airline stated flatly that it wanted " no one dark , " sparking outrage on social media and , ultimately , embarrassed apologies . " no one dark , " How is this allowed? 27 33 -367 4 The issue came to the fore this month when a casting call for a television spot for Mexico ' s largest airline stated flatly that it wanted " no one dark , " sparking outrage on social media and , ultimately , embarrassed apologies . " no one dark , " How could they think that such a stipulation could not spark outrage? 27 33 -367 4 The issue came to the fore this month when a casting call for a television spot for Mexico ' s largest airline stated flatly that it wanted " no one dark , " sparking outrage on social media and , ultimately , embarrassed apologies . " no one dark , " did they get in trouble? 27 33 -367 5 " I ' d never seen anything that aggressive and that clear , all in capital letters : ‘ NO ONE DARK , ' " said Tamara de Anda , a magazine editor . a magazine editor . Which magazine is Tamara de Anda an editor for? 30 34 -367 5 " I ' d never seen anything that aggressive and that clear , all in capital letters : ‘ NO ONE DARK , ' " said Tamara de Anda , a magazine editor . Tamara de Anda , what are her credentials? 26 30 -368 1 ST . PETERSBURG , Russia - President Barack Obama on Wednesday declared the world ' s credibility " is on the line " when it comes to punishing Syrian President Bashar Assad for his regime ' s purported use of chemical weapons . Bashar Assad how long has he led? 30 32 -368 1 ST . PETERSBURG , Russia - President Barack Obama on Wednesday declared the world ' s credibility " is on the line " when it comes to punishing Syrian President Bashar Assad for his regime ' s purported use of chemical weapons . use of chemical weapons What proof is there that President Assad used chemical weapons? 38 42 -368 1 ST . PETERSBURG , Russia - President Barack Obama on Wednesday declared the world ' s credibility " is on the line " when it comes to punishing Syrian President Bashar Assad for his regime ' s purported use of chemical weapons . his regime ' s purported use What is his regime purported to have done with chemical weapons? 33 39 -368 1 ST . PETERSBURG , Russia - President Barack Obama on Wednesday declared the world ' s credibility " is on the line " when it comes to punishing Syrian President Bashar Assad for his regime ' s purported use of chemical weapons . purported What does the word purported mean? 37 38 -368 2 Speaking at a press conference in Stockholm , Sweden , ahead of a global economic summit in Russia where he will seek to rally support for a U . S . military strike against Syria , Obama said the " red line " he set against a year ago against Syria ' s use of chemical weapons isn ' t his , but an international standard . isn ' t his , but an international standard When did the international standard come into being, and what was the impetus for this standard? 57 66 -368 2 Speaking at a press conference in Stockholm , Sweden , ahead of a global economic summit in Russia where he will seek to rally support for a U . S . military strike against Syria , Obama said the " red line " he set against a year ago against Syria ' s use of chemical weapons isn ' t his , but an international standard . international standard Which other countries abide by the international standard? 64 66 -368 3 " I didn ' t set a red line ; the world set a red line , " Obama said . red line ; what is a red line? 7 10 -368 3 " I didn ' t set a red line ; the world set a red line , " Obama said . the world set a red line , " Why was the red line needed to be set by the world? 10 18 -368 4 " My credibility ' s not on the line . The international community ' s credibility is on the line . credibility ' s did obama say this? 2 5 -368 4 " My credibility ' s not on the line . The international community ' s credibility is on the line . credibility ' s Why would Obama's credibility be on the line? 2 5 -368 4 " My credibility ' s not on the line . The international community ' s credibility is on the line . international community ' s credibility How is the international community's credibility on the line? 11 16 -368 5 And America and Congress ' s credibility ' s on the line " . America and Congress ' s How would America and Congress's credibility be on the line? 1 6 -368 5 And America and Congress ' s credibility ' s on the line " . on the line " How is Obama's credibility not on the line if he is part of America? 9 13 -369 1 DILLINGHAM , Alaska - President Barack Obama ' s top environmental official was visibly moved as people in this fishing town told her the giant Pebble Mine would kill wild salmon and destroy their culture . top environmental official Who is President Obama's top environmental official? 9 12 -369 1 DILLINGHAM , Alaska - President Barack Obama ' s top environmental official was visibly moved as people in this fishing town told her the giant Pebble Mine would kill wild salmon and destroy their culture . kill How would Pebble Mine kill the salmon? 28 29 -369 1 DILLINGHAM , Alaska - President Barack Obama ' s top environmental official was visibly moved as people in this fishing town told her the giant Pebble Mine would kill wild salmon and destroy their culture . President Barack Obama ' s top environmental Who is the president's top environmental official? 4 11 -369 1 DILLINGHAM , Alaska - President Barack Obama ' s top environmental official was visibly moved as people in this fishing town told her the giant Pebble Mine would kill wild salmon and destroy their culture . kill wild salmon Why would the pebble mine kill wild salmon? 28 31 -369 2 " You remind why we ' re all here , what we work for every day and why I am probably the most blessed person in the world to be at EPA at this time , " said Gina McCarthy , who became administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency just last month . administrator why was she promoted? 43 44 -369 3 " I intend to make you proud in the position the president has given me , " she said to a standing ovation in the packed gymnasium at a Dillingham school . intend to make how will she do that? 2 5 -369 4 McCarthy visited the Bristol Bay region this week as a nationwide debate grows over the proposed mine . debate Why is there a debate over the mine? 11 12 -369 4 McCarthy visited the Bristol Bay region this week as a nationwide debate grows over the proposed mine . Bristol Bay where is bristol bay? 3 5 -369 4 McCarthy visited the Bristol Bay region this week as a nationwide debate grows over the proposed mine . nationwide debate What are the sides of the debate? 10 12 -369 5 It could be the largest open - pit mine in North America and is in a region that produces half the world ' s wild red salmon . largest open - pit mine What other mine would it surpass in size? 4 9 -370 1 NASA ' s newest robotic explorer rocketed into space late Friday in an unprecedented moonshot from Virginia that dazzled sky watchers along the East Coast . moonshot What is a moonshot? 14 15 -370 1 NASA ' s newest robotic explorer rocketed into space late Friday in an unprecedented moonshot from Virginia that dazzled sky watchers along the East Coast . moonshot What is a moonshot? 14 15 -370 1 NASA ' s newest robotic explorer rocketed into space late Friday in an unprecedented moonshot from Virginia that dazzled sky watchers along the East Coast . unprecedented moonshot How was the launch unprecedented? 13 15 -370 1 NASA ' s newest robotic explorer rocketed into space late Friday in an unprecedented moonshot from Virginia that dazzled sky watchers along the East Coast . dazzled sky watchers Why did this launch create such a sight? 18 21 -370 1 NASA ' s newest robotic explorer rocketed into space late Friday in an unprecedented moonshot from Virginia that dazzled sky watchers along the East Coast . moonshot from Virginia Why was Virginia chosen as the location for the moonshot? 14 17 -370 2 But the LADEE spacecraft quickly ran into equipment trouble , and while NASA assured everyone early Saturday that the lunar probe was safe and on a perfect track for the moon , officials acknowledged the problem needs to be resolved in the next two to three weeks . equipment trouble , What was the equipment trouble? 7 10 -370 2 But the LADEE spacecraft quickly ran into equipment trouble , and while NASA assured everyone early Saturday that the lunar probe was safe and on a perfect track for the moon , officials acknowledged the problem needs to be resolved in the next two to three weeks . LADEE spacecraft What is LADEE? 2 4 -370 2 But the LADEE spacecraft quickly ran into equipment trouble , and while NASA assured everyone early Saturday that the lunar probe was safe and on a perfect track for the moon , officials acknowledged the problem needs to be resolved in the next two to three weeks . equipment trouble , What malfunctions occurred? 7 10 -370 2 But the LADEE spacecraft quickly ran into equipment trouble , and while NASA assured everyone early Saturday that the lunar probe was safe and on a perfect track for the moon , officials acknowledged the problem needs to be resolved in the next two to three weeks . needs to be resolved How will they resolve the issues? 36 40 -370 2 But the LADEE spacecraft quickly ran into equipment trouble , and while NASA assured everyone early Saturday that the lunar probe was safe and on a perfect track for the moon , officials acknowledged the problem needs to be resolved in the next two to three weeks . quickly ran into equipment trouble , What kind of equipment trouble did the spacecraft encounter? 4 10 -370 3 S . Peter Worden , director of NASA ' s Ames Research Center in California , which developed the spacecraft , told reporters he ' s confident everything will be working properly in the next few days . Ames Research Center What does the Ames Research Center Do? 10 13 -370 3 S . Peter Worden , director of NASA ' s Ames Research Center in California , which developed the spacecraft , told reporters he ' s confident everything will be working properly in the next few days . he ' s confident Why is he confident this will be accomplished? 23 27 -370 3 S . Peter Worden , director of NASA ' s Ames Research Center in California , which developed the spacecraft , told reporters he ' s confident everything will be working properly in the next few days . S . Peter Worden , What other positions has S. Peter Worden held? 0 5 -370 4 LADEE ' s reaction wheels were turned on to orient and stabilize the spacecraft , which was spinning too fast after it separated from the final rocket stage , Worden said . reaction wheels What is a reaction wheel? 3 5 -370 4 LADEE ' s reaction wheels were turned on to orient and stabilize the spacecraft , which was spinning too fast after it separated from the final rocket stage , Worden said . spinning too fast Why was it spinning faster than anticipated? 17 20 -370 4 LADEE ' s reaction wheels were turned on to orient and stabilize the spacecraft , which was spinning too fast after it separated from the final rocket stage , Worden said . too fast How fast was the spacecraft spinning? 18 20 -370 5 But the computer automatically shut the wheels down , apparently because of excess current . current What is the current? 13 14 -370 5 But the computer automatically shut the wheels down , apparently because of excess current . automatically shut the wheels down , Was this expected or the malfunction? 3 9 -370 5 But the computer automatically shut the wheels down , apparently because of excess current . shut the wheels down , How long did it take to shut the wheels down? 4 9 -371 1 WASHINGTON - They are all " veterans of the tobacco wars , " as Sen . Richard J . Durbin of Illinois put it . veterans Who are the veterans of the tobacco wars? 6 7 -371 1 WASHINGTON - They are all " veterans of the tobacco wars , " as Sen . Richard J . Durbin of Illinois put it . They Who is they? 2 3 -371 1 WASHINGTON - They are all " veterans of the tobacco wars , " as Sen . Richard J . Durbin of Illinois put it . They Who are considered \"veterans of the tobacco wars?\" 2 3 -371 2 Over the years , they have sponsored legislation to ban smoking on airplanes , led efforts to remove depictions of tobacco use in films and successfully sued the tobacco industry for misleading the public about the dangers of smoking . they Who is they? 4 5 -371 2 Over the years , they have sponsored legislation to ban smoking on airplanes , led efforts to remove depictions of tobacco use in films and successfully sued the tobacco industry for misleading the public about the dangers of smoking . they Who has done all of this? 4 5 -371 3 And at a recent hearing , the trio of Democratic senators - Durbin , Edward J . Markey of Massachusetts and Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut - grilled executives from an industry they said was selling an unhealthy product and an unsafe message to young people . industry Which industry? 30 31 -371 3 And at a recent hearing , the trio of Democratic senators - Durbin , Edward J . Markey of Massachusetts and Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut - grilled executives from an industry they said was selling an unhealthy product and an unsafe message to young people . grilled executives Which executives? 26 28 -371 3 And at a recent hearing , the trio of Democratic senators - Durbin , Edward J . Markey of Massachusetts and Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut - grilled executives from an industry they said was selling an unhealthy product and an unsafe message to young people . trio How was this trio formed? 7 8 -371 3 And at a recent hearing , the trio of Democratic senators - Durbin , Edward J . Markey of Massachusetts and Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut - grilled executives from an industry they said was selling an unhealthy product and an unsafe message to young people . product Why did they think the product was so unhealthy? 37 38 -371 4 But the subject of their ire was not tobacco . subject of their ire was not tobacco Why was their ire not tobacco? 2 9 -371 4 But the subject of their ire was not tobacco . But the subject of their ire was not tobacco . What was the subject of their ire? 0 10 -371 4 But the subject of their ire was not tobacco . not What did they find unsafe? 7 8 -371 5 It was energy drinks - sweetened beverages with large doses of stimulants for quick energy boosts that have become increasingly popular over the last decade , particularly with high school and college students who often use them to study late into the night . It was energy drinks Why were energy drinks the target? 0 4 -371 5 It was energy drinks - sweetened beverages with large doses of stimulants for quick energy boosts that have become increasingly popular over the last decade , particularly with high school and college students who often use them to study late into the night . large How are energy drinks unhealthy or unsafe? 8 9 -372 1 BERLIN - Syrian President Bashar Assad has repeatedly rejected requests from his field commanders for approval to use chemical weapons , according to a report this weekend in a German newspaper . approval Why do the field commanders want to use chemical weapons? 15 16 -372 1 BERLIN - Syrian President Bashar Assad has repeatedly rejected requests from his field commanders for approval to use chemical weapons , according to a report this weekend in a German newspaper . a report this weekend in a German newspaper Which German newspaper ran the report? 23 31 -372 1 BERLIN - Syrian President Bashar Assad has repeatedly rejected requests from his field commanders for approval to use chemical weapons , according to a report this weekend in a German newspaper . rejected requests What weapons has Bashar Assad authorized? 8 10 -372 2 The report in Bild am Sonntag , which is a widely read and influential national Sunday newspaper , reported that the head of the German Foreign Intelligence agency , Gerhard Schindler , last week told a select group of German lawmakers that intercepted communications had convinced German intelligence officials that Assad did not order or approve what is believed to be a sarin gas attack on Aug . 21 that killed hundreds of people in Damascus ' eastern suburbs . intercepted How was the message intercepted? 42 43 -372 2 The report in Bild am Sonntag , which is a widely read and influential national Sunday newspaper , reported that the head of the German Foreign Intelligence agency , Gerhard Schindler , last week told a select group of German lawmakers that intercepted communications had convinced German intelligence officials that Assad did not order or approve what is believed to be a sarin gas attack on Aug . 21 that killed hundreds of people in Damascus ' eastern suburbs . sarin gas attack Where did the sarin gas attack come from? 62 65 -372 3 The Obama administration has blamed the attack on Assad . Assad Why does the Obama administration blame Assad? 8 9 -372 3 The Obama administration has blamed the attack on Assad . blamed the attack on Assad How did Assad respond to the blame? 4 9 -372 3 The Obama administration has blamed the attack on Assad . blamed is it correct to blame? 4 5 -372 4 The evidence against Assad was described over the weekend as common sense by White House Chief of Staff Denis McDonough on CNN ' s " State of the Union " . common Why would \"common sense\" be considered to be evidence? 10 11 -372 4 The evidence against Assad was described over the weekend as common sense by White House Chief of Staff Denis McDonough on CNN ' s " State of the Union " . evidence against Assad What was the evidence against Assad? 1 4 -372 4 The evidence against Assad was described over the weekend as common sense by White House Chief of Staff Denis McDonough on CNN ' s " State of the Union " . was is it not actually common sense? 4 5 -372 5 " The material was used in the eastern suburbs of Damascus that have been controlled by the opposition for some time , " he said . controlled How does he know that the material was used in Damascus? 14 15 -372 5 " The material was used in the eastern suburbs of Damascus that have been controlled by the opposition for some time , " he said . controlled by the opposition Who is the leader of the opposition? 14 18 -372 5 " The material was used in the eastern suburbs of Damascus that have been controlled by the opposition for some time , " he said . Damascus is that the capital? 10 11 -373 1 CHICAGO - The NFL ' s concussion lawsuit was settled Thursday , but to get an idea of the confusion that still envelops the subject of football safety , consider the Guardian . consider the Guardian Who is the guardian? 29 32 -373 1 CHICAGO - The NFL ' s concussion lawsuit was settled Thursday , but to get an idea of the confusion that still envelops the subject of football safety , consider the Guardian . concussion lawsuit was settled What was this concussion lawsuit about? 6 10 -373 1 CHICAGO - The NFL ' s concussion lawsuit was settled Thursday , but to get an idea of the confusion that still envelops the subject of football safety , consider the Guardian . concussion lawsuit which lawsuit? 6 8 -373 3 It has been on the market for two years , and while it doesn ' t promise to prevent concussions , Elmhurst College players who wear the shell during practice say it has made a big difference . has made a big difference What kind of difference? 32 37 -373 3 It has been on the market for two years , and while it doesn ' t promise to prevent concussions , Elmhurst College players who wear the shell during practice say it has made a big difference . say it has made a big difference How do these players know that the helmet makes a difference? 30 37 -373 3 It has been on the market for two years , and while it doesn ' t promise to prevent concussions , Elmhurst College players who wear the shell during practice say it has made a big difference . Elmhurst College players where is that? 21 24 -373 4 " It gets rid of those little small hits you get in practice that kind of turn your eyes green a little bit , " said defensive end Nick Spracklen , 20 . turn your eyes green What does turn your eyes green refer too exactly? 16 20 -373 4 " It gets rid of those little small hits you get in practice that kind of turn your eyes green a little bit , " said defensive end Nick Spracklen , 20 . eyes green why does that happen? 18 20 -374 1 CUPERTINO , Calif . ( AP ) - For the first time since introducing the device that changed cellphones forever , Apple will offer two distinct versions of the latest iPhones - a cheaper one made of plastic and another that aims to be " the gold standard of smartphones " and reads your fingerprint . " the gold standard of smartphones " What is the gold standard of phones? 44 51 -374 1 CUPERTINO , Calif . ( AP ) - For the first time since introducing the device that changed cellphones forever , Apple will offer two distinct versions of the latest iPhones - a cheaper one made of plastic and another that aims to be " the gold standard of smartphones " and reads your fingerprint . two distinct versions of the latest iPhones was it successful? 24 31 -374 1 CUPERTINO , Calif . ( AP ) - For the first time since introducing the device that changed cellphones forever , Apple will offer two distinct versions of the latest iPhones - a cheaper one made of plastic and another that aims to be " the gold standard of smartphones " and reads your fingerprint . cheaper one made of plastic Is the only difference that it's made of plastic? 33 38 -374 2 Apple unveiled the latest iPhone models , available on Sept . 20 , during an event at its Cupertino , Calif . , headquarters . Cupertino , Calif is it northern california? 18 21 -374 3 The move comes as the company tries to fend off Samsung and other competitors that want to challenge Apple in the competitive smartphone market . and other competitors Which other competitors? 11 14 -374 3 The move comes as the company tries to fend off Samsung and other competitors that want to challenge Apple in the competitive smartphone market . competitors who are the competitors? 13 14 -374 3 The move comes as the company tries to fend off Samsung and other competitors that want to challenge Apple in the competitive smartphone market . tries to fend off Samsung Why would making a cheaper phone help them compete with Samsung? 6 11 -374 4 The lower - cost iPhone 5C is expected to help boost sales in China and other areas where people don ' t have as much money to spend on new gadgets as they do in the U . S . and Europe . and other areas Where are the other areas? 14 17 -374 4 The lower - cost iPhone 5C is expected to help boost sales in China and other areas where people don ' t have as much money to spend on new gadgets as they do in the U . S . and Europe . China china doesnt have money? 13 14 -374 4 The lower - cost iPhone 5C is expected to help boost sales in China and other areas where people don ' t have as much money to spend on new gadgets as they do in the U . S . and Europe . expected to help boost sales in China Does this apply to countries in Africa and other parts of Asia? 7 14 -374 5 Research firm Gartner Inc . estimates that Apple had a 14 . 4 percent share of the world ' s smartphone market in the second quarter of this year , No . 14 . 4 percent share of the world ' s smartphone What are the other company's shares? 10 21 -375 1 WASHINGTON ( AP ) - President Barack Obama said in a nationally televised address Tuesday night that recent diplomatic steps offer " the potential to remove the threat of chemical weapons " inside Syria without the use of force , but he also insisted the U . S . military will keep the pressure on President Bashar Assad " and be ready to respond " if other measures fail . if other measures fail what other measures 65 69 -375 1 WASHINGTON ( AP ) - President Barack Obama said in a nationally televised address Tuesday night that recent diplomatic steps offer " the potential to remove the threat of chemical weapons " inside Syria without the use of force , but he also insisted the U . S . military will keep the pressure on President Bashar Assad " and be ready to respond " if other measures fail . ready to respond " how will they respond? 61 65 -375 1 WASHINGTON ( AP ) - President Barack Obama said in a nationally televised address Tuesday night that recent diplomatic steps offer " the potential to remove the threat of chemical weapons " inside Syria without the use of force , but he also insisted the U . S . military will keep the pressure on President Bashar Assad " and be ready to respond " if other measures fail . recent diplomatic steps What were the recent diplomatic steps? 17 20 -375 2 Speaking from the East Room of the White House , Obama said he had asked congressional leaders to postpone a vote on legislation he has been seeking to authorize the use of military force against Syria . postpone Why did he want to postpone the vote on legislation 18 19 -375 2 Speaking from the East Room of the White House , Obama said he had asked congressional leaders to postpone a vote on legislation he has been seeking to authorize the use of military force against Syria . he had asked congressional leaders Who are the congressional leaders? 12 17 -375 2 Speaking from the East Room of the White House , Obama said he had asked congressional leaders to postpone a vote on legislation he has been seeking to authorize the use of military force against Syria . East Room where is that located? 3 5 -375 3 Acknowledging the weariness the nation feels after a decade of war in Iraq and Afghanistan , Obama said , " America is not the world ' s policeman " . world ' s policeman " who is then? 24 29 -375 4 And yet , he added , " When with modest effort and risk we can stop children from being gassed to death and thereby make our own children safer over the long run , I believe we should act . children safer How will this make our own children safer? 27 29 -375 5 That ' s what makes America different . different What makes America different? 6 7 -375 5 That ' s what makes America different . America different . Why does it make America different? 5 8 -376 2 " Most of the students love the language . " Most of the students Why only most? What do the other ones not? 0 5 -376 2 " Most of the students love the language . language why do they love it? 7 8 -376 2 " Most of the students love the language . love the language What language do they love? 5 8 -376 3 They think the language is amazing , " Xu said . Xu said does xu like that? 8 10 -376 4 He said he ' d explained to his class that Chinese characters were an indispensable part of Chinese tradition : " I tell them if you want to learn real Chinese , you have to learn how to write Chinese characters " . real Chinese , Is there a fake Chinese? 29 32 -376 5 That will take a lot of memorization and practice , but Xu ' s students already have a good start . a good start how long have they been learning? 17 20 -377 1 COLORADO SPRINGS , Colo . - In an unprecedented backlash , two state lawmakers who helped stiffen Colorado ' s gun laws were ousted Tuesday in a recall that turned into a nationally watched referendum on gun control . nationally watched referendum on gun control When did this take place? 32 38 -377 1 COLORADO SPRINGS , Colo . - In an unprecedented backlash , two state lawmakers who helped stiffen Colorado ' s gun laws were ousted Tuesday in a recall that turned into a nationally watched referendum on gun control . two state lawmakers Which two state lawmakers? 11 14 -377 1 COLORADO SPRINGS , Colo . - In an unprecedented backlash , two state lawmakers who helped stiffen Colorado ' s gun laws were ousted Tuesday in a recall that turned into a nationally watched referendum on gun control . ousted Why were they ousted? 23 24 -377 2 Colorado Senate President John Morse , who shepherded the legislation to passage , was defeated on a 51 percent - 49 percent vote . was defeated on a 51 percent - 49 percent vote When was he defeated? 13 23 -377 2 Colorado Senate President John Morse , who shepherded the legislation to passage , was defeated on a 51 percent - 49 percent vote . 51 percent - 49 percent was it really close? 17 22 -377 3 Sen . Angela Giron of Pueblo , a fellow Democrat who voted in favor of the measures , lost 56 percent to 44 percent . lost 56 percent to 44 percent Why did she lose so badly? 18 24 -377 4 They were replaced by Republicans who opposed the new restrictions . by Republicans Who are these Republicans? 3 5 -377 4 They were replaced by Republicans who opposed the new restrictions . Republicans which republicans? 4 5 -377 5 The recall was the first in the 100 years since Colorado adopted the constitutional provision and grew out of sweeping measures passed last winter after mass shootings at a school in Newtown , Conn . , and at a movie theater in Aurora , outside Denver . movie theater in Aurora , outside Denver How many victims? How did the shooting occur? 39 46 -377 5 The recall was the first in the 100 years since Colorado adopted the constitutional provision and grew out of sweeping measures passed last winter after mass shootings at a school in Newtown , Conn . , and at a movie theater in Aurora , outside Denver . movie theater which theater? 39 41 -378 1 MIAMI - The drone , a powerful but controversial weapon against terrorism , is about to take on a new and seemingly inexhaustible enemy : the black salt marsh mosquito . black salt marsh mosquito what is the black salt marsh mosquito? 26 30 -378 1 MIAMI - The drone , a powerful but controversial weapon against terrorism , is about to take on a new and seemingly inexhaustible enemy : the black salt marsh mosquito . black salt marsh mosquito . How is a drone going to take on a mosquito? 26 31 -378 1 MIAMI - The drone , a powerful but controversial weapon against terrorism , is about to take on a new and seemingly inexhaustible enemy : the black salt marsh mosquito . controversial WHY IS IT CONTROVERSIAL? 8 9 -378 1 MIAMI - The drone , a powerful but controversial weapon against terrorism , is about to take on a new and seemingly inexhaustible enemy : the black salt marsh mosquito . controversial Why is it controversial?\n 8 9 -378 1 MIAMI - The drone , a powerful but controversial weapon against terrorism , is about to take on a new and seemingly inexhaustible enemy : the black salt marsh mosquito . powerful How powerful is it?\n 6 7 -378 1 MIAMI - The drone , a powerful but controversial weapon against terrorism , is about to take on a new and seemingly inexhaustible enemy : the black salt marsh mosquito . inexhaustible Why is it inexhaustible? 22 23 -378 2 Seeking a high - tech edge in the daily battle to beat back the swarms , the Florida Keys Mosquito Control District on Monday will begin testing a next - generation drone developed by a small Gainesville robotics company . Florida Keys Mosquito Control District who are the florida keys mosquito control district? 17 22 -378 2 Seeking a high - tech edge in the daily battle to beat back the swarms , the Florida Keys Mosquito Control District on Monday will begin testing a next - generation drone developed by a small Gainesville robotics company . beat back the swarms , Why are black swarms so bad in Florida? 11 16 -378 2 Seeking a high - tech edge in the daily battle to beat back the swarms , the Florida Keys Mosquito Control District on Monday will begin testing a next - generation drone developed by a small Gainesville robotics company . next - generation drone WHY IS IT NEXT GENERATION? 28 32 -378 2 Seeking a high - tech edge in the daily battle to beat back the swarms , the Florida Keys Mosquito Control District on Monday will begin testing a next - generation drone developed by a small Gainesville robotics company . swarms , How big are the swarms? 14 16 -378 2 Seeking a high - tech edge in the daily battle to beat back the swarms , the Florida Keys Mosquito Control District on Monday will begin testing a next - generation drone developed by a small Gainesville robotics company . Gainesville Who is Gainesville? 36 37 -378 3 The drone , about half the size of ospreys commonly seen in the Keys , won ' t be equipped to spray or blast bugs . ospreys what is an ospreys? 8 9 -378 3 The drone , about half the size of ospreys commonly seen in the Keys , won ' t be equipped to spray or blast bugs . won ' t be equipped to spray or blast bugs . Why won't IS be equipped to spray or blast bugs? 15 26 -378 3 The drone , about half the size of ospreys commonly seen in the Keys , won ' t be equipped to spray or blast bugs . spray or blast bugs Why can't it spray or blast? 21 25 -378 3 The drone , about half the size of ospreys commonly seen in the Keys , won ' t be equipped to spray or blast bugs . size How big are ospreys? 6 7 -378 4 It will be rigged with a thermal camera designed to survey difficult - to - access mangrove jungles that are breeding grounds for the marsh mosquito , the most prolific biter in the island chain . rigged with a thermal camera How long will the drones be able to last on one battery? 3 8 -378 4 It will be rigged with a thermal camera designed to survey difficult - to - access mangrove jungles that are breeding grounds for the marsh mosquito , the most prolific biter in the island chain . prolific biter How prolific do they bite? 29 31 -378 4 It will be rigged with a thermal camera designed to survey difficult - to - access mangrove jungles that are breeding grounds for the marsh mosquito , the most prolific biter in the island chain . thermal camera How do thermal cameras work? 6 8 -378 5 If the bird - size eye in the sky can accurately detect shallow pools where mosquitoes grow from tiny larval worms to buzzing blood - suckers in just days , it could save mosquito - fighters time , effort and money , said Michael Doyle , the district ' s executive director . district ' s executive director WHAT DISTRICT? 47 52 -378 5 If the bird - size eye in the sky can accurately detect shallow pools where mosquitoes grow from tiny larval worms to buzzing blood - suckers in just days , it could save mosquito - fighters time , effort and money , said Michael Doyle , the district ' s executive director . bird - size eye WHAY IS THE BIRD SIZE EYE? 2 6 -378 5 If the bird - size eye in the sky can accurately detect shallow pools where mosquitoes grow from tiny larval worms to buzzing blood - suckers in just days , it could save mosquito - fighters time , effort and money , said Michael Doyle , the district ' s executive director . save mosquito - fighters time , effort and money , How can drones save money? 32 42 -378 5 If the bird - size eye in the sky can accurately detect shallow pools where mosquitoes grow from tiny larval worms to buzzing blood - suckers in just days , it could save mosquito - fighters time , effort and money , said Michael Doyle , the district ' s executive director . accurately detect How do they accurately detect? 10 12 -379 1 MEXICO CITY - Mexico ' s president , taking aim at sugary drinks as a public health issue , is asking Congress to impose a tax on sugar - sweetened beverages . issue , Is the issue obesity, or a different health issue? 17 19 -379 1 MEXICO CITY - Mexico ' s president , taking aim at sugary drinks as a public health issue , is asking Congress to impose a tax on sugar - sweetened beverages . public health issue , What is Mexico's presidents' health issue?\n 15 19 -379 1 MEXICO CITY - Mexico ' s president , taking aim at sugary drinks as a public health issue , is asking Congress to impose a tax on sugar - sweetened beverages . taking aim at sugary drinks Why is the president taking aim at sugary drinks? 8 13 -379 1 MEXICO CITY - Mexico ' s president , taking aim at sugary drinks as a public health issue , is asking Congress to impose a tax on sugar - sweetened beverages . taking aim at sugary drinks Why is he taking aim at sugary drinks? 8 13 -379 2 If the legislature passes the proposed tax , Mexicans would pay an extra peso ( 7 . 6 cents ) for every liter of soft drinks , sports drinks or sugary beverage they buy . tax , Does taxing statistically thwart purchases in that area? 6 8 -379 3 Mexico has the highest rate of obesity of any country with 100 million or more residents , according to a United Nations report issued over the summer , and the incidence of diabetes is soaring , taking 70 , 000 lives a year . highest rate of obesity What is the rate of obesity? 3 7 -379 3 Mexico has the highest rate of obesity of any country with 100 million or more residents , according to a United Nations report issued over the summer , and the incidence of diabetes is soaring , taking 70 , 000 lives a year . Mexico has the highest rate of obesity Why is the obesity rate so high in Mexico? 0 7 -379 4 President Enrique Pena Nieto included the soda tax in an announcement Sunday night of a sweeping tax overhaul designed to collect more revenue , broaden a social safety net and create what his finance secretary called " a fairer , simpler and more transparent " tax code . collect more revenue Collect more revenue for what?\n 20 23 -379 4 President Enrique Pena Nieto included the soda tax in an announcement Sunday night of a sweeping tax overhaul designed to collect more revenue , broaden a social safety net and create what his finance secretary called " a fairer , simpler and more transparent " tax code . " a fairer , simpler and more transparent " How will the tax code by fairer? 36 45 -379 4 President Enrique Pena Nieto included the soda tax in an announcement Sunday night of a sweeping tax overhaul designed to collect more revenue , broaden a social safety net and create what his finance secretary called " a fairer , simpler and more transparent " tax code . fairer , simpler and more transparent " How is the new tax code fairer and simpler? 38 45 -379 5 The proposal calls for the tax to be imposed on " flavored beverages as well as concentrates , powders , syrups , essences or flavor extracts " . " flavored What beverages fall under the flavored category? 10 12 -379 5 The proposal calls for the tax to be imposed on " flavored beverages as well as concentrates , powders , syrups , essences or flavor extracts " . The proposal What proposal?\n 0 2 -380 1 NEW DELHI - The Jariwal household could barely contain its joy on a recent weekday afternoon as family members prepared for their oldest daughter ' s wedding : The invitations had been delivered , a venue chosen , hotel reservations made . Jariwal Of what ethnicity is the family? 4 5 -380 1 NEW DELHI - The Jariwal household could barely contain its joy on a recent weekday afternoon as family members prepared for their oldest daughter ' s wedding : The invitations had been delivered , a venue chosen , hotel reservations made . oldest daughter ' s How old is the daughter? 22 26 -380 1 NEW DELHI - The Jariwal household could barely contain its joy on a recent weekday afternoon as family members prepared for their oldest daughter ' s wedding : The invitations had been delivered , a venue chosen , hotel reservations made . venue chosen , What is the chosen venue? 35 38 -380 1 NEW DELHI - The Jariwal household could barely contain its joy on a recent weekday afternoon as family members prepared for their oldest daughter ' s wedding : The invitations had been delivered , a venue chosen , hotel reservations made . hotel reservations What is the name of the hotel? 38 40 -380 2 But there was the gold problem . Gold is far more than just a nice thing to wear at Indian weddings . gold problem what is a gold problem? 4 6 -380 2 But there was the gold problem . Gold is far more than just a nice thing to wear at Indian weddings . gold problem Why is gold so important to Indian weddings? 4 6 -380 2 But there was the gold problem . Gold is far more than just a nice thing to wear at Indian weddings . gold problem What is the gold problem specifically? 4 6 -380 2 But there was the gold problem . Gold is far more than just a nice thing to wear at Indian weddings . Indian weddings they wear gold there? 19 21 -380 3 It ' s a key element of the religion and culture in a country that consumes 20 percent of global production of the metal . religion Why is gold a key element of the Indian religion? 8 9 -380 3 It ' s a key element of the religion and culture in a country that consumes 20 percent of global production of the metal . key element What makes gold the key element? 4 6 -380 3 It ' s a key element of the religion and culture in a country that consumes 20 percent of global production of the metal . 20 percent What country consumes the majority of global production? 16 18 -380 3 It ' s a key element of the religion and culture in a country that consumes 20 percent of global production of the metal . 20 percent of global why do they consume so much? 16 20 -380 4 In India it is status symbol , sign of respect , inflation hedge , repository of emergency savings and , of course , something to make the bride shine . repository Do they trade gold with banks or with others in the family? 14 15 -380 4 In India it is status symbol , sign of respect , inflation hedge , repository of emergency savings and , of course , something to make the bride shine . status symbol , Has it always been a status symbol? 4 7 -380 4 In India it is status symbol , sign of respect , inflation hedge , repository of emergency savings and , of course , something to make the bride shine . inflation hedge , what does this mean? 11 14 -380 5 But the nation ' s swooning economy , marked by a sharp drop in its currency in recent weeks , has pushed gold prices sharply higher , pain that ' s been compounded by a government decision to increase import duties on precious metals to 10 percent from 4 percent . currency What kind of currency is used in India? 15 16 -380 5 But the nation ' s swooning economy , marked by a sharp drop in its currency in recent weeks , has pushed gold prices sharply higher , pain that ' s been compounded by a government decision to increase import duties on precious metals to 10 percent from 4 percent . sharp drop How sharp of a drop? 11 13 -380 5 But the nation ' s swooning economy , marked by a sharp drop in its currency in recent weeks , has pushed gold prices sharply higher , pain that ' s been compounded by a government decision to increase import duties on precious metals to 10 percent from 4 percent . sharply higher , How much higher? 24 27 -380 5 But the nation ' s swooning economy , marked by a sharp drop in its currency in recent weeks , has pushed gold prices sharply higher , pain that ' s been compounded by a government decision to increase import duties on precious metals to 10 percent from 4 percent . 10 percent from 4 percent . Why was the decision made on 10%? 45 51 -381 1 He invoked God , the pope and the rule of law , and recalled a time when the United States and Russia were allies " and defeated the Nazis together " . the rule of law , How did he invoke the rule of law? 7 12 -381 1 He invoked God , the pope and the rule of law , and recalled a time when the United States and Russia were allies " and defeated the Nazis together " . were allies When were the United States and Russia allies? 22 24 -381 2 But don ' t think for a moment that Vladimir Putin has lost his edge . lost his edge Why hasn't Vladimir Putin lost his edge? 12 15 -381 2 But don ' t think for a moment that Vladimir Putin has lost his edge . has lost his edge Why hasn't Vladimir Putin lost his edge? 11 15 -381 3 In a bluntly worded commentary published in Thursday ' s New York Times , the Russian president castigated the idea of American " exceptionalism , " essentially called the United States an international bully and said he " carefully studied " President Barack Obama ' s speech Tuesday on Syria , and determined that he disagreed with it . determined that he disagreed Why did Putin disagree with the speech? 52 56 -381 3 In a bluntly worded commentary published in Thursday ' s New York Times , the Russian president castigated the idea of American " exceptionalism , " essentially called the United States an international bully and said he " carefully studied " President Barack Obama ' s speech Tuesday on Syria , and determined that he disagreed with it . the idea of American " exceptionalism , " What does American exceptionalism mean? 18 26 -381 3 In a bluntly worded commentary published in Thursday ' s New York Times , the Russian president castigated the idea of American " exceptionalism , " essentially called the United States an international bully and said he " carefully studied " President Barack Obama ' s speech Tuesday on Syria , and determined that he disagreed with it . international bully Why is America a bully to others on an international level, according to Putin? 32 34 -381 3 In a bluntly worded commentary published in Thursday ' s New York Times , the Russian president castigated the idea of American " exceptionalism , " essentially called the United States an international bully and said he " carefully studied " President Barack Obama ' s speech Tuesday on Syria , and determined that he disagreed with it . he disagreed with it Why did he disagree with President Obama's speech? 54 58 -381 4 Still , Putin said his " working and personal relationship with President Obama is marked by growing trust , " and he welcomed Obama ' s willingness to work with Russia on a plan to place Syria ' s chemical weapons under international control . marked by growing trust , " How has this trust between the two leaders grown recently? 14 20 -381 4 Still , Putin said his " working and personal relationship with President Obama is marked by growing trust , " and he welcomed Obama ' s willingness to work with Russia on a plan to place Syria ' s chemical weapons under international control . welcomed Obama ' s willingness to work with Russia Why is Obama willing to work with Russia now? 22 31 -381 5 " If we can avoid force against Syria , this will improve the atmosphere in international affairs and strengthen mutual trust , " he wrote . avoid force against Syria , Why does he want to avoid force against Syria? 4 9 -381 5 " If we can avoid force against Syria , this will improve the atmosphere in international affairs and strengthen mutual trust , " he wrote . improve the atmosphere How will avoiding forces with Syria improve the atmosphere in international affairs? 11 14 -381 5 " If we can avoid force against Syria , this will improve the atmosphere in international affairs and strengthen mutual trust , " he wrote . will improve the atmosphere How will it improve the atmosphere? 10 14 -382 1 GENEVA - The United States and Russia on Saturday reached an agreement to eliminate Syria ' s chemical weapons , giving President Bashar al - Assad one week to reveal what kind of weapons his country has and where they are being kept . being how do they know he has chemical weapons? 41 42 -382 1 GENEVA - The United States and Russia on Saturday reached an agreement to eliminate Syria ' s chemical weapons , giving President Bashar al - Assad one week to reveal what kind of weapons his country has and where they are being kept . kind of weapons Why does the U.S. and Russia care what kinds of weapons Syria has? 31 34 -382 2 The agreement also calls for what one U . S . official called an " ambitious " timeline for dealing with Syria ' s chemical weapons , setting a November deadline for eliminating that country ' s ability to manufacture and mix the weapons and calling for the destruction of all materials that could be used to make such weapons by the middle of next year . " ambitious " is it too quick? 14 17 -382 2 The agreement also calls for what one U . S . official called an " ambitious " timeline for dealing with Syria ' s chemical weapons , setting a November deadline for eliminating that country ' s ability to manufacture and mix the weapons and calling for the destruction of all materials that could be used to make such weapons by the middle of next year . " ambitious " timeline Why is the timeline of the agreement \"ambitious\"? 14 18 -382 2 The agreement also calls for what one U . S . official called an " ambitious " timeline for dealing with Syria ' s chemical weapons , setting a November deadline for eliminating that country ' s ability to manufacture and mix the weapons and calling for the destruction of all materials that could be used to make such weapons by the middle of next year . " ambitious " Why is it ambitious? 14 17 -382 3 Under the agreement , inspectors from the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons , the international body that monitors compliance with chemical weapons bans , would have " immediate and unfettered access to inspect any and all sites in Syria " . unfettered definition of this word? 31 32 -382 3 Under the agreement , inspectors from the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons , the international body that monitors compliance with chemical weapons bans , would have " immediate and unfettered access to inspect any and all sites in Syria " . inspectors How would the inspectors inspect the Syrian sites? 4 5 -382 3 Under the agreement , inspectors from the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons , the international body that monitors compliance with chemical weapons bans , would have " immediate and unfettered access to inspect any and all sites in Syria " . inspectors What government are the inspectors from? 4 5 -382 4 Their initial inspections are to be completed in November . November which year? 8 9 -382 5 President Barack Obama welcomed the U . S . - Russian agreement , calling it an " important , concrete step " toward the goal of destroying the weapons . " important , concrete step " How is the agreement an important, concrete step? 16 22 -382 5 President Barack Obama welcomed the U . S . - Russian agreement , calling it an " important , concrete step " toward the goal of destroying the weapons . concrete step " Why is it only a concrete step? 19 22 -383 1 After 36 years of space travel and months of heated debate among scientists , NASA confirmed Thursday that Voyager 1 has indeed left our solar system and had entered interstellar space more than a year ago . months of heated debate among scientists , Who are the scientists? 7 14 -383 1 After 36 years of space travel and months of heated debate among scientists , NASA confirmed Thursday that Voyager 1 has indeed left our solar system and had entered interstellar space more than a year ago . debate Why was there debate among scientists? 10 11 -383 1 After 36 years of space travel and months of heated debate among scientists , NASA confirmed Thursday that Voyager 1 has indeed left our solar system and had entered interstellar space more than a year ago . heated debate Why was there months of heated debate? 9 11 -383 1 After 36 years of space travel and months of heated debate among scientists , NASA confirmed Thursday that Voyager 1 has indeed left our solar system and had entered interstellar space more than a year ago . Voyager 1 What is Voyager 1? 18 20 -383 2 " Voyager has boldly gone where no probe has gone before , marking one of the most significant technological achievements in the annals of the history of science , " said John Grunsfeld , NASA ' s associate administrator for the Science Mission Directorate . boldly How can a probe be bold? 3 4 -383 3 At a Thursday news conference in Washington , officials said the belated confirmation was based on new " key " evidence involving space plasma density . space plasma density How does space plasma density figure into the evidence? 22 25 -383 3 At a Thursday news conference in Washington , officials said the belated confirmation was based on new " key " evidence involving space plasma density . new " key " evidence What was the new evidence? 16 21 -383 3 At a Thursday news conference in Washington , officials said the belated confirmation was based on new " key " evidence involving space plasma density . space plasma density How can space plasma density predict the location of a probe? 22 25 -383 4 The evidence was outlined in a paper published online Thursday in the journal Science . evidence What evidence was outlined? 1 2 -383 5 Lead author Don Gurnett , an Iowa State plasma physicist and a Voyager project scientist , said the data showed conclusively that Voyager 1 had exited the heliopause - the bubble of hot , energetic particles that surrounds our sun and planets - and entered into a region of cold , dark space called the interstellar medium . interstellar medium Is that inside or outside the Oort Cloud? 55 57 -383 5 Lead author Don Gurnett , an Iowa State plasma physicist and a Voyager project scientist , said the data showed conclusively that Voyager 1 had exited the heliopause - the bubble of hot , energetic particles that surrounds our sun and planets - and entered into a region of cold , dark space called the interstellar medium . interstellar medium Can the probe communicate with earth outside of our solar system? 55 57 -384 1 WASHINGTON - A former Navy man launched an attack Monday morning inside a building at the Washington Navy Yard , spraying gunfire on office workers in the cafeteria and in the hallway at the heavily secured installation , authorities said . spraying gunfire Why did this man do this? 20 22 -384 1 WASHINGTON - A former Navy man launched an attack Monday morning inside a building at the Washington Navy Yard , spraying gunfire on office workers in the cafeteria and in the hallway at the heavily secured installation , authorities said . heavily secured installation , How did the man get guns into a heavily secured installation? 34 38 -384 1 WASHINGTON - A former Navy man launched an attack Monday morning inside a building at the Washington Navy Yard , spraying gunfire on office workers in the cafeteria and in the hallway at the heavily secured installation , authorities said . launched an attack Why did the man launch the attack? 6 9 -384 2 Thirteen people were killed , including the gunman . including the gunman Why was he suicidal? 5 8 -384 2 Thirteen people were killed , including the gunman . the gunman how was he killed? 6 8 -384 3 Investigators said they had not established a motive for the shooting rampage , which unfolded in the heart of the nation ' s capital , less than four miles from the White House . Investigators Who are the investigators? 0 1 -384 3 Investigators said they had not established a motive for the shooting rampage , which unfolded in the heart of the nation ' s capital , less than four miles from the White House . four miles in which direction? 27 29 -384 4 As for whether it may have been a terrorist attack , Mayor Vincent Gray said : " We don ' t have any reason to think that at this stage " . Mayor I can't say that this is a good sentence but I don't think anything needs clarifying 11 12 -385 1 SEATTLE - When Curtis Morrison moved to Seattle from the Northern Cheyenne Reservation in Montana , he found himself homeless , facing legal problems and in need of medicine to treat his depression . Montana , he found himself homeless , facing why was he homeless? 14 22 -385 1 SEATTLE - When Curtis Morrison moved to Seattle from the Northern Cheyenne Reservation in Montana , he found himself homeless , facing legal problems and in need of medicine to treat his depression . he found himself homeless , Why did Morrison become homeless? 16 21 -385 1 SEATTLE - When Curtis Morrison moved to Seattle from the Northern Cheyenne Reservation in Montana , he found himself homeless , facing legal problems and in need of medicine to treat his depression . facing legal problems Why was Curtis Morrison facing legal problems? 21 24 -385 1 SEATTLE - When Curtis Morrison moved to Seattle from the Northern Cheyenne Reservation in Montana , he found himself homeless , facing legal problems and in need of medicine to treat his depression . homeless , Why did Curtis Morrison decide to move to Seattle? 19 21 -385 1 SEATTLE - When Curtis Morrison moved to Seattle from the Northern Cheyenne Reservation in Montana , he found himself homeless , facing legal problems and in need of medicine to treat his depression . facing How did Curtis Morrison become homeless? 21 22 -385 2 He says he found help at the Chief Seattle Club , which eased the often difficult transition from living on the reservation to life in a large city . he found help at the Chief Seattle Club , What kind of help did the Club offer? 2 11 -385 2 He says he found help at the Chief Seattle Club , which eased the often difficult transition from living on the reservation to life in a large city . difficult transition How is it a difficult transition from life on a reservation to city life? 15 17 -385 2 He says he found help at the Chief Seattle Club , which eased the often difficult transition from living on the reservation to life in a large city . help How did he know that the Chief Seattle Club would be able to help him? 4 5 -385 2 He says he found help at the Chief Seattle Club , which eased the often difficult transition from living on the reservation to life in a large city . eased How did the Chief Seattle Club help Curtis? 12 13 -385 3 He ' s sober now and credits the club ' s Urban Indian Legal Clinic with helping him obtain the medication he needed for his depression and for helping him find housing . helping him obtain the medication How did the Club assist Morrison in getting medication? 16 21 -385 3 He ' s sober now and credits the club ' s Urban Indian Legal Clinic with helping him obtain the medication he needed for his depression and for helping him find housing . sober Is him not being able to stay sober what caused him to become homeless? 3 4 -385 4 " Other places didn ' t know what I was talking about , and nothing would happen , " said Morrison , 45 . " Other places what other places? 0 3 -385 4 " Other places didn ' t know what I was talking about , and nothing would happen , " said Morrison , 45 . what What is Morrison talking about? 7 8 -385 4 " Other places didn ' t know what I was talking about , and nothing would happen , " said Morrison , 45 . talking What didn't other places understand or know? 10 11 -385 5 " It was hard , but I have opportunities and a new beginning " . I have opportunities What kind of opportunities does Morrison have? 6 9 -385 5 " It was hard , but I have opportunities and a new beginning " . hard , How was it hard? 3 5 -386 1 ROME - The Costa Concordia is set to be removed from the shoreline of the Italian island of Giglio by mid - 2014 , experts said Tuesday , after the wrecked cruise liner was successfully pried from the rocks it had been wedged against for the last 20 months . experts said Tuesday , Who are the experts? 24 28 -386 1 ROME - The Costa Concordia is set to be removed from the shoreline of the Italian island of Giglio by mid - 2014 , experts said Tuesday , after the wrecked cruise liner was successfully pried from the rocks it had been wedged against for the last 20 months . 20 months Why did it take 20 months to pry the wreckage from the rocks? 47 49 -386 1 ROME - The Costa Concordia is set to be removed from the shoreline of the Italian island of Giglio by mid - 2014 , experts said Tuesday , after the wrecked cruise liner was successfully pried from the rocks it had been wedged against for the last 20 months . rocks it had been wedged against How did it end up wedged in the rocks? 38 44 -386 2 The operation to straighten the 300 - meter , 114 , 000 - ton vessel by 65 degrees took 19 hours . 19 hours is that short or long? 19 21 -386 4 " I am relieved and I am a bit tired . relieved who said this? 3 4 -386 4 " I am relieved and I am a bit tired . " I am relieved Who is relieved? 0 4 -386 5 I will have a beer and go to sleep . beer what kind of beer? 4 5 -386 5 I will have a beer and go to sleep . I will Who will have a beer? 0 2 -386 5 I will have a beer and go to sleep . beer Why have a beer? 4 5 -387 1 It ' s a lot more complicated than selling picks and shovels to gold miners , but the idea ' s the same . the idea ' s What is the idea? 17 21 -387 1 It ' s a lot more complicated than selling picks and shovels to gold miners , but the idea ' s the same . It ' s a lot more complicated What is more complicated? 0 7 -387 1 It ' s a lot more complicated than selling picks and shovels to gold miners , but the idea ' s the same . complicated Why is it complicated? 6 7 -387 1 It ' s a lot more complicated than selling picks and shovels to gold miners , but the idea ' s the same . idea ' s What is the idea it is the same as? 18 21 -387 1 It ' s a lot more complicated than selling picks and shovels to gold miners , but the idea ' s the same . the idea ' s the same What is the idea? 17 23 -387 1 It ' s a lot more complicated than selling picks and shovels to gold miners , but the idea ' s the same . It ' s a lot more complicated What is a lot more complicated? 0 7 -387 2 As airplane manufacturers Boeing and Airbus , as well as their emerging challengers , charge into a new world where wings and jet bodies are built from carbon - fiber composites rather than metal , only a few suppliers can provide the key tools they all need . key tools What are the key tools? 42 44 -387 2 As airplane manufacturers Boeing and Airbus , as well as their emerging challengers , charge into a new world where wings and jet bodies are built from carbon - fiber composites rather than metal , only a few suppliers can provide the key tools they all need . only a few suppliers Who are these suppliers? 35 39 -387 2 As airplane manufacturers Boeing and Airbus , as well as their emerging challengers , charge into a new world where wings and jet bodies are built from carbon - fiber composites rather than metal , only a few suppliers can provide the key tools they all need . challengers , Who are the challengers? 12 14 -387 2 As airplane manufacturers Boeing and Airbus , as well as their emerging challengers , charge into a new world where wings and jet bodies are built from carbon - fiber composites rather than metal , only a few suppliers can provide the key tools they all need . suppliers What suppliers are able to provide the tools? 38 39 -387 3 Elite engineering firm Electroimpact of Mukilteo , Wash . , is perfecting sophisticated robotic technology to secure its premier place among those toolmakers . robotic technology What can the technology do? 13 15 -387 3 Elite engineering firm Electroimpact of Mukilteo , Wash . , is perfecting sophisticated robotic technology to secure its premier place among those toolmakers . sophisticated robotic technology How does this robot technology help? 12 15 -387 3 Elite engineering firm Electroimpact of Mukilteo , Wash . , is perfecting sophisticated robotic technology to secure its premier place among those toolmakers . toolmakers Who are the other toolmakers? 22 23 -387 3 Elite engineering firm Electroimpact of Mukilteo , Wash . , is perfecting sophisticated robotic technology to secure its premier place among those toolmakers . Elite engineering firm Electroimpact What specific tools/services does Electroimpact provide that place it at the upper echelons of robotic technology? 0 4 -387 4 Inside a building just west of Paine Field in Everett , Wash . , one of the industry ' s most advanced machines for laying down carbon composites zipped back and forth recently across a spinning drum , laying down half - inch - wide ribbons of black fiber as it demonstrated how it can build up a contoured section of airplane fuselage at a dizzying speed . fuselage at a dizzying speed How long does it take the machine to build up a contoured section of the airplaine? 62 67 -387 4 Inside a building just west of Paine Field in Everett , Wash . , one of the industry ' s most advanced machines for laying down carbon composites zipped back and forth recently across a spinning drum , laying down half - inch - wide ribbons of black fiber as it demonstrated how it can build up a contoured section of airplane fuselage at a dizzying speed . laying down half - inch - wide ribbons of black fiber How many/much of the black fiber is used to build one section of the airplane? 38 49 -387 5 The machine will soon be shipped to South Korea , where it will fabricate the cone - shaped final fuselage segment for Boeing ' s 787 Dreamliner . shipped How will it be shipped? 5 6 -387 5 The machine will soon be shipped to South Korea , where it will fabricate the cone - shaped final fuselage segment for Boeing ' s 787 Dreamliner . shipped to South Korea , where it will fabricate Does having it shipped to South Korea a specialization issue or is it just more cost effective? 5 14 -387 5 The machine will soon be shipped to South Korea , where it will fabricate the cone - shaped final fuselage segment for Boeing ' s 787 Dreamliner . The machine will soon be shipped What machine will be shipped? 0 6 -388 1 LOS ANGELES - Astronomers studying dying stars ' colorful cast - offs have discovered a mysterious pattern : Some planetary nebulae in the Milky Way galaxy ' s central bulge are strangely aligned , according to a study to be published in Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society . central bulge are strangely aligned , Where are we in relation to the central area? 28 34 -388 1 LOS ANGELES - Astronomers studying dying stars ' colorful cast - offs have discovered a mysterious pattern : Some planetary nebulae in the Milky Way galaxy ' s central bulge are strangely aligned , according to a study to be published in Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society . strangely aligned , HOW ARE THEY STRANGELEY ALIGNED? 31 34 -388 1 LOS ANGELES - Astronomers studying dying stars ' colorful cast - offs have discovered a mysterious pattern : Some planetary nebulae in the Milky Way galaxy ' s central bulge are strangely aligned , according to a study to be published in Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society . central bulge are strangely aligned , How are planets at the central bulge of the Milky Way are strangely aligned? 28 34 -388 1 LOS ANGELES - Astronomers studying dying stars ' colorful cast - offs have discovered a mysterious pattern : Some planetary nebulae in the Milky Way galaxy ' s central bulge are strangely aligned , according to a study to be published in Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society . strangely aligned , What does \"strangely aligned\" mean? 31 34 -388 2 The findings by two University of Manchester researchers provide insight into how the stars behind these nebulae formed - and what unknown forces near the Milky Way heart could have pulled them into formation , said astrophysicist and lead author Bryan Rees . unknown forces What might have caused it? 21 23 -388 2 The findings by two University of Manchester researchers provide insight into how the stars behind these nebulae formed - and what unknown forces near the Milky Way heart could have pulled them into formation , said astrophysicist and lead author Bryan Rees . two University of Manchester researchers WHO WERE THE RESEARCHERS? 3 8 -388 2 The findings by two University of Manchester researchers provide insight into how the stars behind these nebulae formed - and what unknown forces near the Milky Way heart could have pulled them into formation , said astrophysicist and lead author Bryan Rees . what unknown forces How do they know what unknown force it is? 20 23 -388 2 The findings by two University of Manchester researchers provide insight into how the stars behind these nebulae formed - and what unknown forces near the Milky Way heart could have pulled them into formation , said astrophysicist and lead author Bryan Rees . stars behind these nebulae formed What are the nebulae and are the stars near it? 13 18 -388 3 A dying star ' s nebula is a sight to behold . nebula What exactly is a nebula? 5 6 -388 4 Like a flower shedding its petals , an aging star casts off its outer layers , surrounding itself with cloud - like shells of gas and dust that seed the universe with heavier elements such as carbon , nitrogen and oxygen . elements such as carbon , nitrogen and oxygen What does the expelling of these gases do to the environment of space? 33 41 -388 4 Like a flower shedding its petals , an aging star casts off its outer layers , surrounding itself with cloud - like shells of gas and dust that seed the universe with heavier elements such as carbon , nitrogen and oxygen . its outer layers , WHAT ARE IN THE OUTER LAYERS? 12 16 -388 4 Like a flower shedding its petals , an aging star casts off its outer layers , surrounding itself with cloud - like shells of gas and dust that seed the universe with heavier elements such as carbon , nitrogen and oxygen . carbon , nitrogen and oxygen . How is it known that carbon, nitrogen,and oxygen are in it? 36 42 -388 5 These ethereal structures are created by stars with masses of about one to eight suns and often rendered in breathtaking color . breathtaking color WHAT ARE SOME EXAMOLES OF THE COLOR? 19 21 -388 5 These ethereal structures are created by stars with masses of about one to eight suns and often rendered in breathtaking color . created How are they created? 4 5 -389 1 WASHINGTON - In the latest fallout from the Edward Snowden affair , the president of Brazil canceled a state visit to Washington out of anger that the National Security Agency had spied on her and other Brazilian officials , deepening a rift with the Obama administration . visit When was this visit supposed to be held? 19 20 -389 1 WASHINGTON - In the latest fallout from the Edward Snowden affair , the president of Brazil canceled a state visit to Washington out of anger that the National Security Agency had spied on her and other Brazilian officials , deepening a rift with the Obama administration . spied How does she know she had been spied on? 31 32 -389 1 WASHINGTON - In the latest fallout from the Edward Snowden affair , the president of Brazil canceled a state visit to Washington out of anger that the National Security Agency had spied on her and other Brazilian officials , deepening a rift with the Obama administration . spied Why did the NSA spy on the president of Brazil? 31 32 -389 1 WASHINGTON - In the latest fallout from the Edward Snowden affair , the president of Brazil canceled a state visit to Washington out of anger that the National Security Agency had spied on her and other Brazilian officials , deepening a rift with the Obama administration . rift Why is their a rift between the administrations to begin with? 41 42 -389 2 Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff on Tuesday called off the high - profile visit that both governments had planned for Oct . 23 . Oct What year was this? 19 20 -389 2 Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff on Tuesday called off the high - profile visit that both governments had planned for Oct . 23 . visit Why did they plan a visit if there was already a rift between them? 12 13 -389 2 Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff on Tuesday called off the high - profile visit that both governments had planned for Oct . 23 . planned for Oct . 23 of which year? 17 22 -389 3 A White House spokesman sought to downplay the diplomatic snub by a key ally and trading partner , and described the decision to indefinitely postpone the visit as mutual . A White House spokesman Who is the White House spokesman? 0 4 -389 3 A White House spokesman sought to downplay the diplomatic snub by a key ally and trading partner , and described the decision to indefinitely postpone the visit as mutual . downplay What is meant to by \"downplay\"? 6 7 -389 4 The White House said in a statement that Rousseff and President Barack Obama had agreed that the state visit - an elaborate affair with meetings and a formal dinner with toasts - would be better staged when relations between the two nations were less tense . affair What does it take for that to happen? 22 23 -389 4 The White House said in a statement that Rousseff and President Barack Obama had agreed that the state visit - an elaborate affair with meetings and a formal dinner with toasts - would be better staged when relations between the two nations were less tense . dinner with toasts why are toasts needed? 28 31 -389 5 Obama " understands and regrets " the concern that disclosures about U . S . spying has generated in Brazil , the statement said . " understands Did Obama know about the spying? 1 3 -389 5 Obama " understands and regrets " the concern that disclosures about U . S . spying has generated in Brazil , the statement said . disclosures Why would they disclose spying? 9 10 -389 5 Obama " understands and regrets " the concern that disclosures about U . S . spying has generated in Brazil , the statement said . " understands and regrets " what will he do about it? 1 6 -390 1 Back in 1950 , Eiji Toyoda visited a Ford plant to learn how Americans made cars . Eiji Toyoda Who is Eiji Toyoda? 4 6 -390 1 Back in 1950 , Eiji Toyoda visited a Ford plant to learn how Americans made cars . Eiji Toyoda Which country is Eiji Toyada from? 4 6 -390 1 Back in 1950 , Eiji Toyoda visited a Ford plant to learn how Americans made cars . Eiji Toyoda Where was he from? 4 6 -390 2 The visit by a member of Japan ' s foremost manufacturing family changed the way Toyota Motor Corp . produced cars , altering the global auto industry . Japan ' s foremost manufacturing family Do they still own Toyota? 6 12 -390 2 The visit by a member of Japan ' s foremost manufacturing family changed the way Toyota Motor Corp . produced cars , altering the global auto industry . altering the global auto industry In what way? 22 27 -390 2 The visit by a member of Japan ' s foremost manufacturing family changed the way Toyota Motor Corp . produced cars , altering the global auto industry . changed the way How did the visit change the way Toyota produced cars? 12 15 -390 2 The visit by a member of Japan ' s foremost manufacturing family changed the way Toyota Motor Corp . produced cars , altering the global auto industry . Toyota Motor Corp Did Toyota Motor Corp. have a plant in America prior to 1950? 15 18 -390 2 The visit by a member of Japan ' s foremost manufacturing family changed the way Toyota Motor Corp . produced cars , altering the global auto industry . The visit by a member of Japan ' s Is Eiji Toyoda the member of the manufacturing family? 0 9 -390 2 The visit by a member of Japan ' s foremost manufacturing family changed the way Toyota Motor Corp . produced cars , altering the global auto industry . changed the way How did he change the way? 12 15 -390 3 Toyoda , who is credited with developing the car company ' s efficient , low - defect manufacturing processes and who helped spearhead Toyota ' s aggressive push into the U . S . auto market , died Tuesday . died Tuesday What did he die of? 37 39 -390 3 Toyoda , who is credited with developing the car company ' s efficient , low - defect manufacturing processes and who helped spearhead Toyota ' s aggressive push into the U . S . auto market , died Tuesday . died Tuesday What was his cause of death? 37 39 -390 4 He was 100 . " Clearly Eiji was the person that laid the groundwork for what Toyota is today , " said David Cole , former chairman of the nonprofit Center for Automotive Research . Eiji was the person Who is currently running his family business? 6 10 -390 5 " He was a real visionary and inspirational leader who understood what it would take to make Toyota a successful company " . real visionary and inspirational leader Did he write any books or were any books written about him? 4 9 -390 5 " He was a real visionary and inspirational leader who understood what it would take to make Toyota a successful company " . visionary How was Toyoda a visionary? 5 6 -390 5 " He was a real visionary and inspirational leader who understood what it would take to make Toyota a successful company " . " He was a real visionary Where did he graduate from? 0 6 -390 5 " He was a real visionary and inspirational leader who understood what it would take to make Toyota a successful company " . real visionary and inspirational leader How was he a visionary and inspirational? 4 9 -391 1 LOS ANGELES - Gears may seem like a purely human invention . invention What invention is not human? 10 11 -391 1 LOS ANGELES - Gears may seem like a purely human invention . seem like a purely human invention . Why do gears seem to like a purely human invention? 5 12 -391 1 LOS ANGELES - Gears may seem like a purely human invention . ANGELES - Gears are they not a human invention? 1 4 -391 2 And yet the basic interlocking mechanism found inside grandfather clocks and car steering systems has now turned up in the remarkably powerful legs of young planthopper insects . planthopper What sort of insects are planthoppers? 25 26 -391 2 And yet the basic interlocking mechanism found inside grandfather clocks and car steering systems has now turned up in the remarkably powerful legs of young planthopper insects . of young planthopper insects . How could that mechanism be the powerful legs of an insect? 23 28 -391 2 And yet the basic interlocking mechanism found inside grandfather clocks and car steering systems has now turned up in the remarkably powerful legs of young planthopper insects . now Why would the basic interlocking mechanism now turn up in planthopper insects? 15 16 -391 2 And yet the basic interlocking mechanism found inside grandfather clocks and car steering systems has now turned up in the remarkably powerful legs of young planthopper insects . planthopper insects what are those? 25 27 -391 3 The discovery , published in Friday ' s edition of the journal Science , provides the first known example of working gears that evolved in a living being . gears that evolved in a living being . How did working gears evolve in a human body? 21 29 -391 4 " It ' s a wonderful example of the clever solutions that nature comes up with , " said Robert Full , a biomechanist at the University of California , Berkeley who was not involved in the study . not What study is this about and what were the discoveries? 33 34 -391 4 " It ' s a wonderful example of the clever solutions that nature comes up with , " said Robert Full , a biomechanist at the University of California , Berkeley who was not involved in the study . not involved in the study why was he asked then? 33 38 -391 5 " It was brilliant " . While examining flightless planthopper insects in the genus Issus , University of Cambridge neurobiologist Malcolm Burrows discovered that the young insects ' legs had gear teeth that locked into place while jumping . locked In what way does this affect the insect's jumping abilities? 33 34 -391 5 " It was brilliant " . While examining flightless planthopper insects in the genus Issus , University of Cambridge neurobiologist Malcolm Burrows discovered that the young insects ' legs had gear teeth that locked into place while jumping . gear teeth How evolved are these insects? 30 32 -392 1 AMSTERDAM ( AP ) - A painting that sat for six decades in a Norwegian industrialist ' s attic after he was told it was a fake Van Gogh was pronounced the real thing Monday , making it the first full - size canvas by the tortured Dutch artist to be discovered since 1928 . tortured tortured by himself? 46 47 -392 1 AMSTERDAM ( AP ) - A painting that sat for six decades in a Norwegian industrialist ' s attic after he was told it was a fake Van Gogh was pronounced the real thing Monday , making it the first full - size canvas by the tortured Dutch artist to be discovered since 1928 . Norwegian How old is the industrialist? 14 15 -392 1 AMSTERDAM ( AP ) - A painting that sat for six decades in a Norwegian industrialist ' s attic after he was told it was a fake Van Gogh was pronounced the real thing Monday , making it the first full - size canvas by the tortured Dutch artist to be discovered since 1928 . told Who told the industrialist it was a fake Van Gogh? 22 23 -392 1 AMSTERDAM ( AP ) - A painting that sat for six decades in a Norwegian industrialist ' s attic after he was told it was a fake Van Gogh was pronounced the real thing Monday , making it the first full - size canvas by the tortured Dutch artist to be discovered since 1928 . pronounced Who pronounced the painting as the rel thing? 30 31 -392 1 AMSTERDAM ( AP ) - A painting that sat for six decades in a Norwegian industrialist ' s attic after he was told it was a fake Van Gogh was pronounced the real thing Monday , making it the first full - size canvas by the tortured Dutch artist to be discovered since 1928 . A painting What is the name of the painting 5 7 -392 1 AMSTERDAM ( AP ) - A painting that sat for six decades in a Norwegian industrialist ' s attic after he was told it was a fake Van Gogh was pronounced the real thing Monday , making it the first full - size canvas by the tortured Dutch artist to be discovered since 1928 . he was told Who told him it was fake? 20 23 -392 1 AMSTERDAM ( AP ) - A painting that sat for six decades in a Norwegian industrialist ' s attic after he was told it was a fake Van Gogh was pronounced the real thing Monday , making it the first full - size canvas by the tortured Dutch artist to be discovered since 1928 . was pronounced the real thing Who pronounced the painting the real thing? 29 34 -392 1 AMSTERDAM ( AP ) - A painting that sat for six decades in a Norwegian industrialist ' s attic after he was told it was a fake Van Gogh was pronounced the real thing Monday , making it the first full - size canvas by the tortured Dutch artist to be discovered since 1928 . pronounced the real thing How did it get labeled as a fake in the first place if it's real? 30 34 -392 2 Experts at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam authenticated the 1888 landscape " Sunset at Montmajour " with the help of Vincent Van Gogh ' s letters , chemical analysis of the pigments and X - rays of the canvas . Vincent Van Gogh ' s letters , What letters? 21 28 -392 2 Experts at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam authenticated the 1888 landscape " Sunset at Montmajour " with the help of Vincent Van Gogh ' s letters , chemical analysis of the pigments and X - rays of the canvas . letters , chemical analysis of how is chemical analysis done? 26 31 -392 2 Experts at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam authenticated the 1888 landscape " Sunset at Montmajour " with the help of Vincent Van Gogh ' s letters , chemical analysis of the pigments and X - rays of the canvas . letters Did the museum also possess the letters? 26 27 -392 2 Experts at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam authenticated the 1888 landscape " Sunset at Montmajour " with the help of Vincent Van Gogh ' s letters , chemical analysis of the pigments and X - rays of the canvas . chemical What chemicals were used in the analysis? 28 29 -392 2 Experts at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam authenticated the 1888 landscape " Sunset at Montmajour " with the help of Vincent Van Gogh ' s letters , chemical analysis of the pigments and X - rays of the canvas . Experts What makes them experts? 0 1 -392 2 Experts at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam authenticated the 1888 landscape " Sunset at Montmajour " with the help of Vincent Van Gogh ' s letters , chemical analysis of the pigments and X - rays of the canvas . Vincent Van Gogh ' s letters , How did the letters help to prove the piece was authentic? 21 28 -392 3 Museum director Axel Rueger , at an unveiling ceremony , called the discovery a " once - in - a - lifetime experience " . Axel Rueger , who is axel rueger 2 5 -392 3 Museum director Axel Rueger , at an unveiling ceremony , called the discovery a " once - in - a - lifetime experience " . " once - in - a - lifetime experience " is it really that rare? 14 24 -392 3 Museum director Axel Rueger , at an unveiling ceremony , called the discovery a " once - in - a - lifetime experience " . Axel How long has he ben museum director? 2 3 -392 3 Museum director Axel Rueger , at an unveiling ceremony , called the discovery a " once - in - a - lifetime experience " . Axel Rueger , How long has Alex Rueger been the director of this museum? 2 5 -392 4 " This is a great painting from what many see as the high point of his artistic achievement , his period in Arles , in southern France , " Rueger said . achievement , How many achievements has Van Gogh had? 17 19 -392 4 " This is a great painting from what many see as the high point of his artistic achievement , his period in Arles , in southern France , " Rueger said . great painting What makes this painting great? 4 6 -392 4 " This is a great painting from what many see as the high point of his artistic achievement , his period in Arles , in southern France , " Rueger said . many see Who is he speaking about here? 8 10 -392 4 " This is a great painting from what many see as the high point of his artistic achievement , his period in Arles , in southern France , " Rueger said . high point Why was this a high point? 12 14 -392 4 " This is a great painting from what many see as the high point of his artistic achievement , his period in Arles , in southern France , " Rueger said . high point How was this a high point of Van Gogh's achievement? 12 14 -392 5 " In the same period , he painted works such as ' Sunflowers , ' ' The Yellow House ' and ' The Bedroom . ' " Yellow is the yellow house popular? 17 18 -392 5 " In the same period , he painted works such as ' Sunflowers , ' ' The Yellow House ' and ' The Bedroom . ' " period , Did he paint anymore paintings during tht period? 4 6 -392 5 " In the same period , he painted works such as ' Sunflowers , ' ' The Yellow House ' and ' The Bedroom . ' " " In the same period , What is the name of the specific period 0 6 -393 1 CHICAGO - Last school year , 11 - year - old Ronan Schuelke wasn ' t sure what to do when another boy in his class shoved him and called him names in the lunchroom . names what kind of names? 31 32 -393 1 CHICAGO - Last school year , 11 - year - old Ronan Schuelke wasn ' t sure what to do when another boy in his class shoved him and called him names in the lunchroom . Last school year , What year was this? 2 6 -393 1 CHICAGO - Last school year , 11 - year - old Ronan Schuelke wasn ' t sure what to do when another boy in his class shoved him and called him names in the lunchroom . shoved him and called him names Is this boy being a bully or was he mad at Ronan for a particular reason? 26 32 -393 2 This year , Ronan has been chosen by his peers at Stratford Middle School in Bloomingdale , Illinois , to star in a music video designed to teach respect through a catchy parody of a Katy Perry song . Ronan has been chosen by his peers How was he chosen by his peers? 3 10 -393 2 This year , Ronan has been chosen by his peers at Stratford Middle School in Bloomingdale , Illinois , to star in a music video designed to teach respect through a catchy parody of a Katy Perry song . music video designed to teach How was the music video made? 23 28 -393 2 This year , Ronan has been chosen by his peers at Stratford Middle School in Bloomingdale , Illinois , to star in a music video designed to teach respect through a catchy parody of a Katy Perry song . has been chosen Why has Ronan been chosen by his peers to be in the music video? 4 7 -393 2 This year , Ronan has been chosen by his peers at Stratford Middle School in Bloomingdale , Illinois , to star in a music video designed to teach respect through a catchy parody of a Katy Perry song . designed Who designed this video? 25 26 -393 2 This year , Ronan has been chosen by his peers at Stratford Middle School in Bloomingdale , Illinois , to star in a music video designed to teach respect through a catchy parody of a Katy Perry song . has been chosen Is Ronan interested in doing this? 4 7 -393 3 After the school ' s students watch the video , Ronan and other student leaders will hand out " Stallion Medallions " to classmates who try to stop bullying or who reinforce positive behavior . reinforce positive behavior How will they define reinforcing positive behavior? 31 34 -393 3 After the school ' s students watch the video , Ronan and other student leaders will hand out " Stallion Medallions " to classmates who try to stop bullying or who reinforce positive behavior . " Stallion Medallions " What are Stallion Medallions? 18 22 -393 3 After the school ' s students watch the video , Ronan and other student leaders will hand out " Stallion Medallions " to classmates who try to stop bullying or who reinforce positive behavior . " Stallion Medallions " what is that? 18 22 -393 3 After the school ' s students watch the video , Ronan and other student leaders will hand out " Stallion Medallions " to classmates who try to stop bullying or who reinforce positive behavior . watch the video , How long was the video? 6 10 -393 3 After the school ' s students watch the video , Ronan and other student leaders will hand out " Stallion Medallions " to classmates who try to stop bullying or who reinforce positive behavior . student leaders Why are they designated student leaders? 13 15 -393 3 After the school ' s students watch the video , Ronan and other student leaders will hand out " Stallion Medallions " to classmates who try to stop bullying or who reinforce positive behavior . " Stallion Medallions " Who came up with this name? 18 22 -393 4 Students can score a medallion for telling a classmate to stop picking on someone , by sitting with a new student at lunch or by committing other random acts of kindness . medallion does it work well? 4 5 -393 4 Students can score a medallion for telling a classmate to stop picking on someone , by sitting with a new student at lunch or by committing other random acts of kindness . a medallion What do they do with these medallions after they win them? 3 5 -393 4 Students can score a medallion for telling a classmate to stop picking on someone , by sitting with a new student at lunch or by committing other random acts of kindness . other random acts of kindness What other random acts would have an impact? 26 31 -393 5 The tokens can be redeemed for school supplies , tickets to plays or other small rewards . to plays tickets to school plays? 10 12 -393 5 The tokens can be redeemed for school supplies , tickets to plays or other small rewards . The tokens What do the tokens look like? 0 2 -394 1 CHICAGO - A gunman with a military - grade assault rifle opened fire on a pickup basketball game in a Chicago neighborhood late Thursday , injuring 13 people and pulling the city back into the spotlight for its epidemic of gun violence . gunman with a military - grade assault rifle Why did the gun man open fire at a basketball game? 3 11 -394 2 The mass shooting - which counted a 3 - year - old boy among its victims - prompted Mayor Rahm Emanuel to cut short an East Coast fundraising trip and fly back to Chicago on Friday . The mass shooting - Why do mass shootings keep happening? 0 4 -394 2 The mass shooting - which counted a 3 - year - old boy among its victims - prompted Mayor Rahm Emanuel to cut short an East Coast fundraising trip and fly back to Chicago on Friday . 3 - year - old boy why does this matter? 7 13 -394 3 Before the mayor ' s plane had landed , both international and local press accounts already were questioning whether the city had reached a new level of lawlessness given the type of gun used and the number of people wounded . level of lawlessness Why is Chicago so lawless? 25 28 -394 3 Before the mayor ' s plane had landed , both international and local press accounts already were questioning whether the city had reached a new level of lawlessness given the type of gun used and the number of people wounded . type of gun what type of gun was used 30 33 -394 3 Before the mayor ' s plane had landed , both international and local press accounts already were questioning whether the city had reached a new level of lawlessness given the type of gun used and the number of people wounded . type of gun used what gun was used? 30 34 -394 4 Shell casings found around the blood - soaked basketball courts at Cornell Square Park in the city ' s Back of the Yards neighborhood were the kind typically fired from AK - 47 rifles and rarely found in gang attacks on the city ' s South and West sides . Cornell Square Park Why would someone attack a delicate place like a park? 11 14 -394 4 Shell casings found around the blood - soaked basketball courts at Cornell Square Park in the city ' s Back of the Yards neighborhood were the kind typically fired from AK - 47 rifles and rarely found in gang attacks on the city ' s South and West sides . Shell casings they can tell from casings? 0 2 -394 5 Though gun violence long has plagued impoverished neighborhoods here , offenders almost never use military - style weapons . use military - style weapons . Why do they almost never use military style weapons? 13 19 -394 5 Though gun violence long has plagued impoverished neighborhoods here , offenders almost never use military - style weapons . impoverished neighborhoods Which neighborhoods are impoverished? 6 8 -395 1 HUNTINGTON BEACH , Calif . - When the thought of running for homecoming queen first swept through Cassidy Campbell ' s mind last year , she pushed the impulse aside . impulse What impulse did she push aside? 28 29 -395 1 HUNTINGTON BEACH , Calif . - When the thought of running for homecoming queen first swept through Cassidy Campbell ' s mind last year , she pushed the impulse aside . she pushed the impulse aside Why did Campbell push aside the idea? 25 30 -395 1 HUNTINGTON BEACH , Calif . - When the thought of running for homecoming queen first swept through Cassidy Campbell ' s mind last year , she pushed the impulse aside . she pushed the impulse aside why did she push it away? 25 30 -395 1 HUNTINGTON BEACH , Calif . - When the thought of running for homecoming queen first swept through Cassidy Campbell ' s mind last year , she pushed the impulse aside . pushed Why did she push the impulse aside? 26 27 -395 2 It would just be a joke , she told herself . It What is 'it' that would be a joke? 0 1 -395 2 It would just be a joke , she told herself . It would just be a joke , Why did she think it would be a joke? 0 7 -395 2 It would just be a joke , she told herself . joke , Why would it be a joke? 5 7 -395 3 Now the high school senior sees it as a chance to make a statement . high school senior Who is the high school senior? 2 5 -395 3 Now the high school senior sees it as a chance to make a statement . make a statement What statement is being made? 11 14 -395 3 Now the high school senior sees it as a chance to make a statement . statement What statement would she be making? 13 14 -395 3 Now the high school senior sees it as a chance to make a statement . make a statement a statement against who? 11 14 -395 3 Now the high school senior sees it as a chance to make a statement . make a statement What statement would the senior like to make? 11 14 -395 4 " This year , " she said , stroking her long black hair at the kitchen table in her home in Huntington Beach , " I ' m a girl every day " . " I ' m a girl every day " What was she before she was a girl? 24 33 -395 4 " This year , " she said , stroking her long black hair at the kitchen table in her home in Huntington Beach , " I ' m a girl every day " . " This year , " How often before this year? 0 5 -395 4 " This year , " she said , stroking her long black hair at the kitchen table in her home in Huntington Beach , " I ' m a girl every day " . " I ' m a girl every day " is she not a girl usually? 24 33 -395 4 " This year , " she said , stroking her long black hair at the kitchen table in her home in Huntington Beach , " I ' m a girl every day " . " This year , " Why this year? 0 5 -395 4 " This year , " she said , stroking her long black hair at the kitchen table in her home in Huntington Beach , " I ' m a girl every day " . " I ' m a girl every day " What does \"I'm a girl every day\" mean? 24 33 -395 5 Cassidy has revved up a social media campaign in an effort to win the homecoming crown at Marina High School in Huntington Beach , joining a growing but still - thin group of transgender teens across the country who see an opportunity to shake up gender norms by competing in what has long been a tradition - bound , sex - segregated American staple . social media campaign Which platform(s) did she rev up the social media campaign on? 5 8 -395 5 Cassidy has revved up a social media campaign in an effort to win the homecoming crown at Marina High School in Huntington Beach , joining a growing but still - thin group of transgender teens across the country who see an opportunity to shake up gender norms by competing in what has long been a tradition - bound , sex - segregated American staple . revved up a social media campaign Which social media sights is Cassidy revving up a campaign on? 2 8 -395 5 Cassidy has revved up a social media campaign in an effort to win the homecoming crown at Marina High School in Huntington Beach , joining a growing but still - thin group of transgender teens across the country who see an opportunity to shake up gender norms by competing in what has long been a tradition - bound , sex - segregated American staple . shake up gender norms Why do teens see this as a chance to shake up social norms? 43 47 -395 5 Cassidy has revved up a social media campaign in an effort to win the homecoming crown at Marina High School in Huntington Beach , joining a growing but still - thin group of transgender teens across the country who see an opportunity to shake up gender norms by competing in what has long been a tradition - bound , sex - segregated American staple . sex - segregated are transgendered not allowed? 59 62 -395 5 Cassidy has revved up a social media campaign in an effort to win the homecoming crown at Marina High School in Huntington Beach , joining a growing but still - thin group of transgender teens across the country who see an opportunity to shake up gender norms by competing in what has long been a tradition - bound , sex - segregated American staple . shake up gender Why do they have a need to shake up gender norms? 43 46 -396 1 TAIYUAN , China - Air China Flight 1236 was supposed to take off at 8 : 10 p . m . for Beijing from Xian , hometown of China ' s famous terra cotta warriors . was supposed to take off at 8 : 10 p . m . Why did it not take off on time? 8 21 -396 1 TAIYUAN , China - Air China Flight 1236 was supposed to take off at 8 : 10 p . m . for Beijing from Xian , hometown of China ' s famous terra cotta warriors . China Flight 1236 what happened? 5 8 -396 1 TAIYUAN , China - Air China Flight 1236 was supposed to take off at 8 : 10 p . m . for Beijing from Xian , hometown of China ' s famous terra cotta warriors . terra cotta warriors . What is a terra cotta warrior? 32 36 -396 2 It felt like the warriors could have marched faster . marched Why didn't the warriors march faster? 7 8 -396 2 It felt like the warriors could have marched faster . could have marched faster were they marching slow? 5 9 -396 2 It felt like the warriors could have marched faster . warriors could have marched faster Why did it feel like the warriors could have marched faster? 4 9 -396 3 What was supposed to be a 100 - minute flight last month ended up delayed , diverted and canceled to the point that it took passengers 18 hours to get to Beijing . delayed , diverted and canceled Why was the flight delayed and canceled? 14 19 -396 3 What was supposed to be a 100 - minute flight last month ended up delayed , diverted and canceled to the point that it took passengers 18 hours to get to Beijing . 18 hours What all happened to cause the 18 hour flight? 26 28 -396 3 What was supposed to be a 100 - minute flight last month ended up delayed , diverted and canceled to the point that it took passengers 18 hours to get to Beijing . delayed , diverted and canceled What caused the flight to be delayed? 14 19 -396 4 China ' s skies are in a state of almost permanent gridlock . state of almost permanent gridlock What is the reason for the gridlock? 7 12 -396 4 China ' s skies are in a state of almost permanent gridlock . gridlock Why are China's skies in a state of almost permanent gridlock? 11 12 -396 4 China ' s skies are in a state of almost permanent gridlock . gridlock what does this mean? 11 12 -396 4 China ' s skies are in a state of almost permanent gridlock . gridlock Why are China's skies in gridlock? 11 12 -396 4 China ' s skies are in a state of almost permanent gridlock . permanent What does permanent gridlock mean? 10 11 -396 5 During the month of July , only 17 . 8 percent of flights departing from Beijing ' s airport were on time , according to FlightStats . FlightStats is that a website? 25 26 -396 5 During the month of July , only 17 . 8 percent of flights departing from Beijing ' s airport were on time , according to FlightStats . 17 . 8 percent Why were only 17.8 percent of flights on time? 7 11 -397 1 Edward Avila was a Silicon Valley tech veteran when he launched his first startup a few years ago . he launched his first startup a few years ago . What was his first startup? 9 19 -397 1 Edward Avila was a Silicon Valley tech veteran when he launched his first startup a few years ago . Edward Avila did he invent anything? 0 2 -397 1 Edward Avila was a Silicon Valley tech veteran when he launched his first startup a few years ago . Silicon Valley What is Silicon Valley? 4 6 -397 1 Edward Avila was a Silicon Valley tech veteran when he launched his first startup a few years ago . tech What kind of tech? 6 7 -397 1 Edward Avila was a Silicon Valley tech veteran when he launched his first startup a few years ago . first startup What was his start up? 12 14 -397 1 Edward Avila was a Silicon Valley tech veteran when he launched his first startup a few years ago . first startup What was the name of his startup? 12 14 -397 2 As he made the rounds at networking events , though , he noticed something jarring . noticed something jarring what did he notice? 12 15 -397 2 As he made the rounds at networking events , though , he noticed something jarring . networking events , What is an example of a networking event, where would this be held? 6 9 -397 2 As he made the rounds at networking events , though , he noticed something jarring . noticed something jarring What did he notice and why was it jarring? 12 15 -397 2 As he made the rounds at networking events , though , he noticed something jarring . jarring What was jarring? 14 15 -397 2 As he made the rounds at networking events , though , he noticed something jarring . jarring What did he notice? 14 15 -397 3 " Out of hundreds of entrepreneurs , " he said , " I felt like I was the only Latino in the room " . Latino why does that matter? 19 20 -397 3 " Out of hundreds of entrepreneurs , " he said , " I felt like I was the only Latino in the room " . entrepreneurs , " What type of businesses were these entrepreneurs involved in? 5 8 -397 3 " Out of hundreds of entrepreneurs , " he said , " I felt like I was the only Latino in the room " . " I felt like I was the only Latino in the room " Why was this a bothersome feeling for him? 11 24 -397 4 He ' s not far off : Numbers from venture capital clearinghouse CB Insights indicate less than 1 percent of venture - backed startups have a Latino co - founder . less than 1 percent Why is this number so low 15 19 -397 4 He ' s not far off : Numbers from venture capital clearinghouse CB Insights indicate less than 1 percent of venture - backed startups have a Latino co - founder . Latino co - founder Is it uncommon for the Latino community to venture out into business? 26 30 -397 5 It ' s an especially sobering statistic in a valley where census figures show one - quarter of the population is Hispanic . census figures show Are these numbers accurate? 11 14 -398 1 WASHINGTON - For the past six years , the Iranian president ' s speech at the annual gathering of the United Nations has been met by a ritual walkout of Western diplomats . a ritual walkout of Western diplomats . Who are the Western diplomats? 26 33 -398 1 WASHINGTON - For the past six years , the Iranian president ' s speech at the annual gathering of the United Nations has been met by a ritual walkout of Western diplomats . walkout of Western diplomats Why did the Western diplomats walk out? 28 32 -398 2 This year , they ' re likely to hang around till the end - and some may even applaud . and some may even applaud What changed to make the Western diplomats respect the Iranian president? 14 19 -398 2 This year , they ' re likely to hang around till the end - and some may even applaud . around till the end when will the end come? 9 13 -398 2 This year , they ' re likely to hang around till the end - and some may even applaud . applaud Why would they applaud the Iranian president's speech this year? 18 19 -398 3 Instead of the angry Holocaust - denying diatribes of former President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad , his soft - spoken successor , Hassan Rouhani , is likely to give a conciliatory address to world leaders this week . former President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad , How long was President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad in office? 9 14 -398 3 Instead of the angry Holocaust - denying diatribes of former President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad , his soft - spoken successor , Hassan Rouhani , is likely to give a conciliatory address to world leaders this week . conciliatory what is this word? 28 29 -398 4 It will be closely watched for signs that he is willing to thaw relations with the West . thaw relations with the West Why is the new Iranian president so willing to cooperate with Western diplomats? 12 17 -398 4 It will be closely watched for signs that he is willing to thaw relations with the West . thaw relations why will they thaw? 12 14 -398 5 Western diplomats predict that Rouhani ' s speech Tuesday at the U . N . General Assembly will include an important gesture , perhaps an acknowledgment of the Holocaust . acknowledgment of the Holocaust What role did Iran play in the Holocaust? 25 29 -399 1 ATLANTA - As the school year neared a close last April , officials in Georgia issued an urgent plea to add 30 minutes of exercise into the school day . officials in Georgia Which officials in Georgia? 12 15 -399 1 ATLANTA - As the school year neared a close last April , officials in Georgia issued an urgent plea to add 30 minutes of exercise into the school day . urgent Why was this plea urgent? 17 18 -399 1 ATLANTA - As the school year neared a close last April , officials in Georgia issued an urgent plea to add 30 minutes of exercise into the school day . exercise Why did they want to add exercise towards the end of the year? 24 25 -399 2 In a joint letter - sent to superintendents across the state - State Superintendent John Barge and Georgia Department of Public Health Commissioner Brenda Fitzgerald made their case for more exercise by pointing to the staggering results of a statewide fitness assessment : Only 16 percent of the state ' s students passed five tests of physical fitness , which measured flexibility , body / mass index , aerobic capacity ( in a one - mile run / walk or in an interval run ) and the ability to do push - ups and curl - ups . Only 16 percent why was it so low? 43 46 -399 2 In a joint letter - sent to superintendents across the state - State Superintendent John Barge and Georgia Department of Public Health Commissioner Brenda Fitzgerald made their case for more exercise by pointing to the staggering results of a statewide fitness assessment : Only 16 percent of the state ' s students passed five tests of physical fitness , which measured flexibility , body / mass index , aerobic capacity ( in a one - mile run / walk or in an interval run ) and the ability to do push - ups and curl - ups . assessment : How did this assessment measure the level of fitness.? 41 43 -399 3 One in five students was unable to pass any of the tests conducted last year . One in five is that a terrible rate? 0 3 -399 3 One in five students was unable to pass any of the tests conducted last year . tests What tests did they take? 11 12 -399 3 One in five students was unable to pass any of the tests conducted last year . pass What was the criteria for passing? 7 8 -399 3 One in five students was unable to pass any of the tests conducted last year . students What is the age range of students? Did 5th graders take the same test as 1st graders? 3 4 -399 4 With the state mired in a child obesity epidemic , and kids not only heavy , but also weak , the message was simple : Find a way to get kids moving more . kids moving more could they have track class? 30 33 -399 4 With the state mired in a child obesity epidemic , and kids not only heavy , but also weak , the message was simple : Find a way to get kids moving more . moving Could this movement be any kind of movement or were there guidelines for movement. 31 32 -399 5 Not as a replacement for recess or PE , but school systems instead were asked to develop new and innovative cardio programs to weave into an already time - pressed day . weave into exercise during class? 23 25 -399 5 Not as a replacement for recess or PE , but school systems instead were asked to develop new and innovative cardio programs to weave into an already time - pressed day . programs How would they enforce these programs? Were these programs a requirement? 21 22 -400 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - Chris Collier ' s grandfather was an Eagle Scout . Scout What is the history behind the Eagle Scouts? 13 14 -400 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - Chris Collier ' s grandfather was an Eagle Scout . Chris Collier ' s who is he ? 5 9 -400 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - Chris Collier ' s grandfather was an Eagle Scout . grandfather was an Eagle Scout How many years had he been an Eagle Scout? 9 14 -400 2 Collier was an Eagle Scout . But his son never will be . Collier Which Collier is this referring to? 0 1 -400 2 Collier was an Eagle Scout . But his son never will be . Eagle what is about Eagle Scout 3 4 -400 2 Collier was an Eagle Scout . But his son never will be . But his son never will be . Why will his son never be an Eagle Scout? 6 13 -400 2 Collier was an Eagle Scout . But his son never will be . never will be Why will his son not follow the family tradition? 9 12 -400 3 Collier is leaving the Boy Scouts of America for Trail Life USA , a conservative Christian alternative to the Boy Scouts that will start chartering its first troops at the end of September . leaving Does leaving the Eagle Scouts mean that Collier's son will not be able to join them? 2 3 -400 3 Collier is leaving the Boy Scouts of America for Trail Life USA , a conservative Christian alternative to the Boy Scouts that will start chartering its first troops at the end of September . Boy Scouts of America what is this ? 4 8 -400 3 Collier is leaving the Boy Scouts of America for Trail Life USA , a conservative Christian alternative to the Boy Scouts that will start chartering its first troops at the end of September . Boy Scouts of America for Trail Life USA , Why is Collier going to Trail Life USA? 4 13 -400 3 Collier is leaving the Boy Scouts of America for Trail Life USA , a conservative Christian alternative to the Boy Scouts that will start chartering its first troops at the end of September . conservative Christian alternative Why is this alternative in demand? 14 17 -400 4 Collier will be among those starting a Trail Life troop , which he said one day will include his son , who ' s now 4 years old . Trail What activities does the Trail Life troop engage in? 7 8 -400 4 Collier will be among those starting a Trail Life troop , which he said one day will include his son , who ' s now 4 years old . Trail Life troop , Trail Life troop meaning ? 7 11 -400 4 Collier will be among those starting a Trail Life troop , which he said one day will include his son , who ' s now 4 years old . will include his son , Why would his son be able to do this alternative to Eagle Scouts? 16 21 -400 4 Collier will be among those starting a Trail Life troop , which he said one day will include his son , who ' s now 4 years old . will be among Why does he prefer Trail Life to BSA? 1 4 -400 5 " I ' m glad I am building something my son can enjoy from next year to when he ' s 18 , " said Collier , a 41 - year - old utilities field manager from Windermere . 18 , " What makes him so sure and how different are the two programs? 21 24 -400 5 " I ' m glad I am building something my son can enjoy from next year to when he ' s 18 , " said Collier , a 41 - year - old utilities field manager from Windermere . Windermere where is that ? 37 38 -400 5 " I ' m glad I am building something my son can enjoy from next year to when he ' s 18 , " said Collier , a 41 - year - old utilities field manager from Windermere . " I ' m glad I am building How is he going to build the troop? 0 8 -400 5 " I ' m glad I am building something my son can enjoy from next year to when he ' s 18 , " said Collier , a 41 - year - old utilities field manager from Windermere . my son can enjoy Why is he convinced BSA wouldn't have served the same purpose? 9 13 -401 1 SAN FRANCISCO - Finally moving to end a dispute that besmirched its hip , all - American brand with charges of religious intolerance , retail fashion giant Abercrombie & amp ; Fitch has agreed to change a controversial policy dictating employee dress and grooming in response to discrimination lawsuits filed by two San Francisco Bay Area women . giant are they the biggest company? 26 27 -401 1 SAN FRANCISCO - Finally moving to end a dispute that besmirched its hip , all - American brand with charges of religious intolerance , retail fashion giant Abercrombie & amp ; Fitch has agreed to change a controversial policy dictating employee dress and grooming in response to discrimination lawsuits filed by two San Francisco Bay Area women . controversial policy What exactly did their policy entail? 37 39 -401 1 SAN FRANCISCO - Finally moving to end a dispute that besmirched its hip , all - American brand with charges of religious intolerance , retail fashion giant Abercrombie & amp ; Fitch has agreed to change a controversial policy dictating employee dress and grooming in response to discrimination lawsuits filed by two San Francisco Bay Area women . intolerance , How were they religiously intolerant? 22 24 -401 2 In a settlement announced Monday , the popular , youth - oriented national chain agreed to change its " look policy " to provide better protections for women wearing Muslim headscarves , said lawyers for Hani Khan , 23 , of Foster City . Hani Khan , is she a muslim? 35 38 -401 2 In a settlement announced Monday , the popular , youth - oriented national chain agreed to change its " look policy " to provide better protections for women wearing Muslim headscarves , said lawyers for Hani Khan , 23 , of Foster City . change its " look policy " How did they change their policy? 16 22 -401 2 In a settlement announced Monday , the popular , youth - oriented national chain agreed to change its " look policy " to provide better protections for women wearing Muslim headscarves , said lawyers for Hani Khan , 23 , of Foster City . change its " look policy " What was its look policy before this? 16 22 -401 3 Khan was fired from a part - time job in 2010 at a store owned by Abercrombie in San Mateo because she refused to remove her hijab . San Mateo which state is this? 18 20 -401 3 Khan was fired from a part - time job in 2010 at a store owned by Abercrombie in San Mateo because she refused to remove her hijab . she refused to remove her hijab Why did she refuse to remove her hijab? 21 27 -401 4 The religious garment ran afoul of Abercrombie ' s detailed rules governing the physical appearance of the people who work at its stores - including the Hollister Co . outlets involved in the lawsuits . afoul it was not allowed? 4 5 -401 4 The religious garment ran afoul of Abercrombie ' s detailed rules governing the physical appearance of the people who work at its stores - including the Hollister Co . outlets involved in the lawsuits . rules What about the rules made a hijab violate them? 10 11 -401 5 " If it could happen to me in the Bay Area , it could happen to anyone , " said Khan , a recent graduate of the University of California , Davis , about the company ' s policies . company ' s policies Does the company have any other offensive policies? 35 39 -402 1 ISLAMABAD - In the wake of a massive earthquake in southwestern Pakistan , the death toll Wednesday rose sharply to nearly 300 , officials and local media said . earthquake Which earthquake are they referring to? 8 9 -402 2 Crisis teams braced for more fatalities and rescue workers raced to reach isolated mountain communities . to reach isolated mountain communities What are the isolated mountain communities? 10 15 -402 2 Crisis teams braced for more fatalities and rescue workers raced to reach isolated mountain communities . isolated mountain which communities are those? 12 14 -402 3 Local television images from the southwestern area of Pakistan ' s earthquake - prone Baluchistan province showed the tangled remains of people ' s lives after the disaster - vast fields of mud , bricks , broken furniture , battered household items and traditional string beds . battered household items how did they get battered by the quake? 39 42 -402 4 Most houses in the region bordering Iran are poorly constructed of basic materials . of basic materials what kind of basic materials? 10 13 -402 4 Most houses in the region bordering Iran are poorly constructed of basic materials . basic materials which materials? 11 13 -402 4 Most houses in the region bordering Iran are poorly constructed of basic materials . basic materials What are the basic materials? 11 13 -403 1 ASHEBORO , N . C . - If a county could blush , Randolph County just might . blush , why would they blush? 11 13 -403 1 ASHEBORO , N . C . - If a county could blush , Randolph County just might . ASHEBORO , N . C Who is this? 0 5 -403 1 ASHEBORO , N . C . - If a county could blush , Randolph County just might . blush , What does he mean by \"blushing\"? 11 13 -403 1 ASHEBORO , N . C . - If a county could blush , Randolph County just might . blush , What would be so embarrassing as to make Randolph County blush? 11 13 -403 1 ASHEBORO , N . C . - If a county could blush , Randolph County just might . blush , What would Randolph County blush about? 11 13 -403 2 The school board in this largely rural North Carolina county , to the embarrassment of many residents , voted last week to ban Ralph Ellison ' s iconic novel of African American angst , " Invisible Man " . voted last week to ban What made them choose to ban this novel? 18 23 -403 2 The school board in this largely rural North Carolina county , to the embarrassment of many residents , voted last week to ban Ralph Ellison ' s iconic novel of African American angst , " Invisible Man " . ban Why would the school board ban \"Invisible Man\"? 22 23 -403 2 The school board in this largely rural North Carolina county , to the embarrassment of many residents , voted last week to ban Ralph Ellison ' s iconic novel of African American angst , " Invisible Man " . ban Why does the school board want to ban \"Invisible Man\"? 22 23 -403 3 In a 5 - 2 vote , the board barred the book from all school libraries in the county after the mother of an 11th - grader complained that the novel was " too much for teenagers " . " too much for teenagers " why is the book to much for teenagers? 32 38 -403 3 In a 5 - 2 vote , the board barred the book from all school libraries in the county after the mother of an 11th - grader complained that the novel was " too much for teenagers " . " too much for teenagers " Why was this book deemed to be \"too much for teenagers?\" 32 38 -403 3 In a 5 - 2 vote , the board barred the book from all school libraries in the county after the mother of an 11th - grader complained that the novel was " too much for teenagers " . 5 - 2 vote , Why was there only a vote of 7 people? 2 7 -403 3 In a 5 - 2 vote , the board barred the book from all school libraries in the county after the mother of an 11th - grader complained that the novel was " too much for teenagers " . much Why is the subject matter of the book too much for an 11th grader? 34 35 -403 3 In a 5 - 2 vote , the board barred the book from all school libraries in the county after the mother of an 11th - grader complained that the novel was " too much for teenagers " . " too much How is the novel too much for teenagers? 32 35 -403 4 But confronted by an angry backlash and concerns that the ban had shamed the county , the board backed down and scheduled a special meeting Wednesday in order to reconsider the book ' s status . special meeting What will this \"Special meeting\" have compared to the other one that was made prior. 23 25 -403 4 But confronted by an angry backlash and concerns that the ban had shamed the county , the board backed down and scheduled a special meeting Wednesday in order to reconsider the book ' s status . concerns Why was the board concerned about shaming the county? 7 8 -403 4 But confronted by an angry backlash and concerns that the ban had shamed the county , the board backed down and scheduled a special meeting Wednesday in order to reconsider the book ' s status . reconsider What parts of their initial assessment of the book did the board reconsider? 29 30 -403 4 But confronted by an angry backlash and concerns that the ban had shamed the county , the board backed down and scheduled a special meeting Wednesday in order to reconsider the book ' s status . meeting What was the outcome of the special meeting? 24 25 -403 5 That only seemed to stoke the ire of residents outraged that the board had brought negative attention to the county , about 85 miles northeast of Charlotte . stoke the ire of residents outraged Why was the residents outraged over something they fought for? Didn't they want the book to come back? 4 10 -403 5 That only seemed to stoke the ire of residents outraged that the board had brought negative attention to the county , about 85 miles northeast of Charlotte . outraged How did the residents display their outrage? 9 10 -404 1 DUBAI , United Arab Emirates - Inside the gallery , artworks by Syrian artists were drawing auction bids from collectors . Syrian artists Who were the Syrian artist that was drawing collectors? 12 14 -404 1 DUBAI , United Arab Emirates - Inside the gallery , artworks by Syrian artists were drawing auction bids from collectors . artworks by Syrian artists Who are the Syrian artists? 10 14 -404 1 DUBAI , United Arab Emirates - Inside the gallery , artworks by Syrian artists were drawing auction bids from collectors . Syrian artists WHO WERE THE Syrian ARTISTS? 12 14 -404 1 DUBAI , United Arab Emirates - Inside the gallery , artworks by Syrian artists were drawing auction bids from collectors . gallery , What gallery are the artworks in? 8 10 -404 2 Outside on the street , the artists traded the latest gossip from Syria and checked their smartphones for news from the civil war . civil war What civil war is the artist checking on? 21 23 -404 2 Outside on the street , the artists traded the latest gossip from Syria and checked their smartphones for news from the civil war . the latest gossip from Syria WHAT IS SOME OF THE LATESTS SYRIAN GOSSIP? 8 13 -404 2 Outside on the street , the artists traded the latest gossip from Syria and checked their smartphones for news from the civil war . news What news outlets were the most credible in regards to the civil war? 18 19 -404 3 So goes the divided world for a cadre of Syrian artists brought to the safety of Dubai by their gallery to continue their work but still remain deeply connected and influenced by the bloodshed they left behind . cadre What is a \"cadre\" of Syrian artists? 7 8 -404 3 So goes the divided world for a cadre of Syrian artists brought to the safety of Dubai by their gallery to continue their work but still remain deeply connected and influenced by the bloodshed they left behind . brought to the safety of Dubai Why did the artists need to be brought to safety? 11 17 -404 3 So goes the divided world for a cadre of Syrian artists brought to the safety of Dubai by their gallery to continue their work but still remain deeply connected and influenced by the bloodshed they left behind . cadre What does cadre mean? 7 8 -404 4 The Syrian refugee diaspora - now at 2 million and growing - has fanned out across the region and beyond for more than two years from tent camps in Jordan to others trying to rebuild lives in cities such as Beirut and Istanbul . Syrian refugee diaspora What is a Syrian refugee diaspora? 1 4 -404 4 The Syrian refugee diaspora - now at 2 million and growing - has fanned out across the region and beyond for more than two years from tent camps in Jordan to others trying to rebuild lives in cities such as Beirut and Istanbul . trying to rebuild lives WHY DO THEY NEED TO REBUILD THEIR LIVES? 32 36 -404 4 The Syrian refugee diaspora - now at 2 million and growing - has fanned out across the region and beyond for more than two years from tent camps in Jordan to others trying to rebuild lives in cities such as Beirut and Istanbul . diaspora What is a diaspora? 3 4 -404 5 But the Gulf states present a paradox : Deeply involved in the war as some of the strongest backers for the Syrian rebels yet holding firm to tight entry controls that effectively block most refugees . Gulf states present a paradox : Why does the Guld states present a paradox? 2 8 -404 5 But the Gulf states present a paradox : Deeply involved in the war as some of the strongest backers for the Syrian rebels yet holding firm to tight entry controls that effectively block most refugees . effectively block most refugees . Why are they blocking refugees? 31 36 -404 5 But the Gulf states present a paradox : Deeply involved in the war as some of the strongest backers for the Syrian rebels yet holding firm to tight entry controls that effectively block most refugees . tight entry controls WHAT ARE THE TIGHT ENTRY CONTROLS? 27 30 -404 5 But the Gulf states present a paradox : Deeply involved in the war as some of the strongest backers for the Syrian rebels yet holding firm to tight entry controls that effectively block most refugees . paradox : Why is the Gulf supportive of the rebels, but not the refugees? 6 8 -405 1 Scientists probing a giant plug of earwax pulled from a dead blue whale have discovered in its hardened layers a detailed biography of the wild animal ' s life , from birth to death , in 6 - month chapters . detailed biography how did they do this? 20 22 -405 1 Scientists probing a giant plug of earwax pulled from a dead blue whale have discovered in its hardened layers a detailed biography of the wild animal ' s life , from birth to death , in 6 - month chapters . Scientists probing Which scientists? 0 2 -405 1 Scientists probing a giant plug of earwax pulled from a dead blue whale have discovered in its hardened layers a detailed biography of the wild animal ' s life , from birth to death , in 6 - month chapters . probing How was the earwax removed from the whale? 1 2 -405 1 Scientists probing a giant plug of earwax pulled from a dead blue whale have discovered in its hardened layers a detailed biography of the wild animal ' s life , from birth to death , in 6 - month chapters . 6 - month Why in 6 month chapters? 36 39 -405 2 Their new technique , described in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences , arms researchers with a tool to understand a whale ' s hormonal and chemical biography - and a window into how pollutants , some long discontinued , still pervade the environment today . Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences , is this a company or government? 8 16 -405 2 Their new technique , described in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences , arms researchers with a tool to understand a whale ' s hormonal and chemical biography - and a window into how pollutants , some long discontinued , still pervade the environment today . pollutants , What are some of the pollutants they are referring to? 37 39 -405 2 Their new technique , described in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences , arms researchers with a tool to understand a whale ' s hormonal and chemical biography - and a window into how pollutants , some long discontinued , still pervade the environment today . biography How does earwax describe lifelong biography? 30 31 -405 3 Whales are often called marine sentinels because they can reveal a lot about the waters they pass through , said study co - author Sascha Usenko , an analytical environmental chemist at Baylor University in Waco , Texas . sentinels What is a sentinel? 5 6 -405 4 " These types of marine mammals that are long - lived have a great ability to accumulate contaminants , and so they ' re often perceived as being sentinels of their ecosystem , " Usenko said . sentinels what is a sentinel? 28 29 -405 4 " These types of marine mammals that are long - lived have a great ability to accumulate contaminants , and so they ' re often perceived as being sentinels of their ecosystem , " Usenko said . types of marine what types of marine animals? 2 5 -405 4 " These types of marine mammals that are long - lived have a great ability to accumulate contaminants , and so they ' re often perceived as being sentinels of their ecosystem , " Usenko said . accumulate Why do they accumulate more contaminants than other sea creatures. 16 17 -405 5 Researchers often study tissue and even whale blow - the stuff they exhale from their blowholes - for chemical clues . tissue what kind of tissue? 3 4 -405 5 Researchers often study tissue and even whale blow - the stuff they exhale from their blowholes - for chemical clues . chemical clues What chemical clues are they looking for? 18 20 -405 5 Researchers often study tissue and even whale blow - the stuff they exhale from their blowholes - for chemical clues . whale blow What is whale blow? 6 8 -406 1 WASHINGTON - Here ' s the first thing you need to know about next week ' s possible shutdown of the federal government : The federal government would not actually shut down . next week ' s when is next week? 13 17 -406 1 WASHINGTON - Here ' s the first thing you need to know about next week ' s possible shutdown of the federal government : The federal government would not actually shut down . not actually shut down what would it do then? 28 32 -406 1 WASHINGTON - Here ' s the first thing you need to know about next week ' s possible shutdown of the federal government : The federal government would not actually shut down . actually shut down Why won't it be? 29 32 -406 1 WASHINGTON - Here ' s the first thing you need to know about next week ' s possible shutdown of the federal government : The federal government would not actually shut down . not actually shut down Why would the government not actually shut down? 28 32 -406 2 Agents would still patrol the nation ' s borders . Agents which agents? 0 1 -406 2 Agents would still patrol the nation ' s borders . Agents would it be less agents? 0 1 -406 2 Agents would still patrol the nation ' s borders . Agents What sort of agents? 0 1 -406 3 Prisoners would still be held in federal custody . federal custody Held in federal custody at what institutions? 6 8 -406 4 Mail carriers would still deliver mail . still deliver mail would it arrive on time? 3 6 -406 4 Mail carriers would still deliver mail . Mail carriers What sort of mail carriers? Are they referring to USPS? 0 2 -406 5 And soldiers would still remain at their posts , though they might not get paid for their service right away . might not get paid for their service right away why would they not get paid right away? 11 20 -406 5 And soldiers would still remain at their posts , though they might not get paid for their service right away . not get paid for their service right away Why would they not get paid right away? 12 20 -406 5 And soldiers would still remain at their posts , though they might not get paid for their service right away . soldiers Which branches of the military? Are they referring to every branch? 1 2 -407 1 WASHINGTON - The United States braced for a partial government shutdown Tuesday that no one in the seat of democracy seems to want or believes is good for the country , yet the only point of agreement in Washington is that the other political party is to blame . shutdown Why is the government going to shut down? 10 11 -407 1 WASHINGTON - The United States braced for a partial government shutdown Tuesday that no one in the seat of democracy seems to want or believes is good for the country , yet the only point of agreement in Washington is that the other political party is to blame . blame Who is really to blame? 47 48 -407 2 If the midnight Monday deadline passes without a deal , a shutdown would affect a wide range of programs , from national parks to the Pentagon . deadline Why is midnight Monday the deadline? 4 5 -407 2 If the midnight Monday deadline passes without a deal , a shutdown would affect a wide range of programs , from national parks to the Pentagon . midnight Monday which monday? 2 4 -407 3 President Barack Obama and the leader of the Democratic - controlled Senate dismissed a late developing plan approved early Sunday by the GOP - run House that would delay by a year key part of the new health care law and repeal a tax on medical devices , in exchange for avoiding a shutdown . dismissed Why did they dismiss it? 12 13 -407 4 The White House promised a veto and said Republicans were pursuing " a narrow ideological agenda . veto Why are they going to veto? 5 6 -407 5 and pushing the government toward shutdown " . government toward whos quote is this? 3 5 -408 1 The act of walking may not seem like a feat of agility , balance , strength and brainpower . may Are you saying it is? How so? 4 5 -408 2 But lose a leg , as Zac Vawter did after a motorcycle accident in 2009 , and you will appreciate the myriad calculations that go into putting one foot in front of the other . But lose a leg , why did zac lose a leg? 0 5 -408 2 But lose a leg , as Zac Vawter did after a motorcycle accident in 2009 , and you will appreciate the myriad calculations that go into putting one foot in front of the other . calculations What calculations need to be done? 22 23 -408 2 But lose a leg , as Zac Vawter did after a motorcycle accident in 2009 , and you will appreciate the myriad calculations that go into putting one foot in front of the other . myriad calculations what is a myraid calculation? 21 23 -408 2 But lose a leg , as Zac Vawter did after a motorcycle accident in 2009 , and you will appreciate the myriad calculations that go into putting one foot in front of the other . calculations Why are there calculations that go into walking? 22 23 -408 3 Taking on the challenge , a team of software and biomedical engineers , neuroscientists , surgeons and prosthetists has designed a prosthetic limb that can reproduce a full repertoire of ambulatory tricks by communicating seamlessly with Vawter ' s brain . communicating How does it communicate with his brain? 33 34 -408 3 Taking on the challenge , a team of software and biomedical engineers , neuroscientists , surgeons and prosthetists has designed a prosthetic limb that can reproduce a full repertoire of ambulatory tricks by communicating seamlessly with Vawter ' s brain . tricks What tricks? 31 32 -408 3 Taking on the challenge , a team of software and biomedical engineers , neuroscientists , surgeons and prosthetists has designed a prosthetic limb that can reproduce a full repertoire of ambulatory tricks by communicating seamlessly with Vawter ' s brain . communicating How can the prosthetic limb communicate with Vawter's brain? 33 34 -408 4 A report published Wednesday in the New England Journal of Medicine describes how the team fit Vawter with a prosthetic leg that has learned - with the help of a computer and some electrodes - to read his intentions from a bundle of nerves that end above his missing knee . computer Was AI used or was it manually programmed? 30 31 -408 4 A report published Wednesday in the New England Journal of Medicine describes how the team fit Vawter with a prosthetic leg that has learned - with the help of a computer and some electrodes - to read his intentions from a bundle of nerves that end above his missing knee . Wednesday wednesdays date? 3 4 -409 1 GUATEMALA CITY - With their brightly colored fabrics filled with animals and landscapes , Guatemala ' s indigenous had long used textiles to tell stories and share their visions of the universe . Guatemala ' s indigenous Does this group of people have a proper name? 14 18 -409 1 GUATEMALA CITY - With their brightly colored fabrics filled with animals and landscapes , Guatemala ' s indigenous had long used textiles to tell stories and share their visions of the universe . fabrics Where do they get their fabrics? 7 8 -409 2 In modern times , however , those same fabrics made their wearers targets for discrimination , marking them as part of the country ' s poor and indigenous . their wearers targets for discrimination , How have the fabrics made people discrimination targets? 10 16 -409 2 In modern times , however , those same fabrics made their wearers targets for discrimination , marking them as part of the country ' s poor and indigenous . discrimination , Why are the wearers discriminated against? 14 16 -409 2 In modern times , however , those same fabrics made their wearers targets for discrimination , marking them as part of the country ' s poor and indigenous . made their wearers targets Were they targeted only because they were poor and/or indigenous? 9 13 -409 2 In modern times , however , those same fabrics made their wearers targets for discrimination , marking them as part of the country ' s poor and indigenous . discrimination , Why does fabric cause discrimination? 14 16 -409 3 Now , embroidered Mayan textiles known as huipiles are undergoing a revival in some of the country ' s finest boutiques as they become a haute couture fixture . they become a haute couture fixture How have the fabrics become haute couture? 22 28 -409 3 Now , embroidered Mayan textiles known as huipiles are undergoing a revival in some of the country ' s finest boutiques as they become a haute couture fixture . country ' s finest boutiques Did everyone agree to this? 16 21 -409 3 Now , embroidered Mayan textiles known as huipiles are undergoing a revival in some of the country ' s finest boutiques as they become a haute couture fixture . revival What is causing the fabric to become stylish now? 11 12 -409 4 Young Guatemalan designers are using them for everything from evening gowns and purses to handmade shoes sold as far away as Dubai . designers How expensive are the new fabrics and products? 2 3 -409 5 For many here , the widening use of huipiles fits a wider embrace of the country ' s indigenous roots , with musicians , designers and even politicians adopting Mayan languages and themes . widening use of huipiles Are these products affordable for everyone? 5 9 -409 5 For many here , the widening use of huipiles fits a wider embrace of the country ' s indigenous roots , with musicians , designers and even politicians adopting Mayan languages and themes . embrace of the country ' s indigenous roots , What caused this embrace of indigenous roots? 12 21 -409 5 For many here , the widening use of huipiles fits a wider embrace of the country ' s indigenous roots , with musicians , designers and even politicians adopting Mayan languages and themes . huipiles What is a huipile? 8 9 -409 5 For many here , the widening use of huipiles fits a wider embrace of the country ' s indigenous roots , with musicians , designers and even politicians adopting Mayan languages and themes . indigenous roots , Why are people now embracing the counties indigenous roots? 18 21 -410 1 NEW YORK - Athletic trainers should be on the lookout for mental health problems among student - athletes , a panel said on Wednesday . mental What reason(s) caused the panel to state this? 11 12 -410 1 NEW YORK - Athletic trainers should be on the lookout for mental health problems among student - athletes , a panel said on Wednesday . mental health problems among student - athletes , What kind of mental health problems? 11 19 -410 1 NEW YORK - Athletic trainers should be on the lookout for mental health problems among student - athletes , a panel said on Wednesday . mental health problems among student - athletes , why on the lookout? 11 19 -410 1 NEW YORK - Athletic trainers should be on the lookout for mental health problems among student - athletes , a panel said on Wednesday . mental health problems What kind of mental health problems are the athletes experiencing? 11 14 -410 2 Representatives from the National Athletic Trainers ' Association , the American Academy of Pediatrics and other organizations said athletic trainers are in a unique position to reach out to college athletes and refer them to counseling . athletic trainers should they be obligated to? 18 20 -410 3 " As an athletic trainer , we ' re usually right there with the student - athletes during some of their worst moments , " Timothy Neal , chair of the task force and assistant director of athletics for sports medicine at Syracuse University in New York , said . trainer , Do athletic trainers have training in mental health of athletes to help these students appropriately? 4 6 -410 4 " You have their trust " . About 30 percent of college - aged people reported having some type of mental illness during 2010 and 2011 , according to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration . illness What are some examples of these mental illnesses and what can be done to identify them? 21 22 -410 4 " You have their trust " . About 30 percent of college - aged people reported having some type of mental illness during 2010 and 2011 , according to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration . 2010 and 2011 , which year was higher? 23 27 -410 4 " You have their trust " . About 30 percent of college - aged people reported having some type of mental illness during 2010 and 2011 , according to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration . some type of mental illness What type of mental illnesses were most common? 17 22 -410 4 " You have their trust " . About 30 percent of college - aged people reported having some type of mental illness during 2010 and 2011 , according to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration . college - aged Why are there so many college-aged people who have mental illness? 11 14 -410 5 Neal said he has seen everything from athletes with anxiety and eating disorders to those who are suicidal . suicidal Do other institutions see these trends? 17 18 -410 5 Neal said he has seen everything from athletes with anxiety and eating disorders to those who are suicidal . suicidal did they commit suicide? 17 18 -411 1 WASHINGTON - Contentious from its conception , President Barack Obama ' s health care law has survived the Supreme Court , a battle for the White House and rounds of budget brinkmanship . Contentious What were the main issues surrounding this? 2 3 -411 1 WASHINGTON - Contentious from its conception , President Barack Obama ' s health care law has survived the Supreme Court , a battle for the White House and rounds of budget brinkmanship . battle How was the health care law in a \"battle?\" 22 23 -411 1 WASHINGTON - Contentious from its conception , President Barack Obama ' s health care law has survived the Supreme Court , a battle for the White House and rounds of budget brinkmanship . Contentious Why was his law contentious? 2 3 -411 1 WASHINGTON - Contentious from its conception , President Barack Obama ' s health care law has survived the Supreme Court , a battle for the White House and rounds of budget brinkmanship . Contentious Why is President Obama's healthcare law so contentious? 2 3 -411 2 Now comes the ultimate test : the verdict of the American people . verdict How much does public opinion have an influence on the law? 7 8 -411 2 Now comes the ultimate test : the verdict of the American people . verdict How did the American people feel about the bill? 7 8 -411 3 A government shutdown may dampen any celebration as health insurance markets open Tuesday around the country . shutdown What is the reason for this and when will it be taking place? 2 3 -411 3 A government shutdown may dampen any celebration as health insurance markets open Tuesday around the country . shutdown Why would the government have a shutdown? 2 3 -411 3 A government shutdown may dampen any celebration as health insurance markets open Tuesday around the country . government shutdown What does a government shut down entail? 1 3 -411 3 A government shutdown may dampen any celebration as health insurance markets open Tuesday around the country . government shutdown Why would the government shut down? 1 3 -411 4 But it won ' t stop the main components of Obamacare from going live as scheduled , glitches and all . main How do lawmakers and the public view these main components? 7 8 -411 4 But it won ' t stop the main components of Obamacare from going live as scheduled , glitches and all . won ' t Why will the government shutdown not affect Obamacare from going live? 2 5 -411 4 But it won ' t stop the main components of Obamacare from going live as scheduled , glitches and all . glitches What glitches does Obamacare have? 17 18 -411 5 The biggest expansion of society ' s safety net since Medicare will be in the hands of consumers , and most of their concerns don ' t revolve around ideology and policy details . ideology What specific ideology is this referring to? 29 30 -411 5 The biggest expansion of society ' s safety net since Medicare will be in the hands of consumers , and most of their concerns don ' t revolve around ideology and policy details . most What are their concerns revolved around? 20 21 -411 5 The biggest expansion of society ' s safety net since Medicare will be in the hands of consumers , and most of their concerns don ' t revolve around ideology and policy details . concerns What concerns do they have? 23 24 -412 1 WASHINGTON - The Justice Department sued North Carolina on Monday in a bid to block a new state law that forces voters to present a photo identification before casting a ballot and limits early voting , arguing the measure discriminates against minorities . forces voters to present a photo identification Why is North Carolina attempting to pass this law? 20 27 -412 1 WASHINGTON - The Justice Department sued North Carolina on Monday in a bid to block a new state law that forces voters to present a photo identification before casting a ballot and limits early voting , arguing the measure discriminates against minorities . limits early voting , How would limiting early voting affect results? 32 36 -412 1 WASHINGTON - The Justice Department sued North Carolina on Monday in a bid to block a new state law that forces voters to present a photo identification before casting a ballot and limits early voting , arguing the measure discriminates against minorities . limits early voting , How odes this affect minorities? 32 36 -412 1 WASHINGTON - The Justice Department sued North Carolina on Monday in a bid to block a new state law that forces voters to present a photo identification before casting a ballot and limits early voting , arguing the measure discriminates against minorities . discriminates How does the measure discriminate against minorities? 39 40 -412 2 The suit marked the second time in recent months that the Democratic Obama administration has challenged a voting law enacted by a Republican - led state . Democratic Obama administration How is partisanship affecting this dynamic? 11 14 -412 2 The suit marked the second time in recent months that the Democratic Obama administration has challenged a voting law enacted by a Republican - led state . second time When was the first time and what was it regarding? 4 6 -412 2 The suit marked the second time in recent months that the Democratic Obama administration has challenged a voting law enacted by a Republican - led state . second time when was the first time? 4 6 -412 3 In August , it sued to block a 2011 Texas voter - identification measure . 2011 Texas voter - identification measure How did the measure in Texas compare to that in North Carolina? 8 14 -412 3 In August , it sued to block a 2011 Texas voter - identification measure . voter - identification measure What was the measure? 10 14 -412 3 In August , it sued to block a 2011 Texas voter - identification measure . voter - identification measure voters cant be identified? 10 14 -412 4 Attorney General Eric Holder said the North Carolina law imposes several " troubling new restrictions " on voters including reducing early voting days , eliminating same - day registration during the early - voting period and imposing a restrictive photo - identification requirement for in - person voting . " troubling new restrictions " What is the North Carolina lawmakers' justification for attempting to enact these measures? 11 16 -412 4 Attorney General Eric Holder said the North Carolina law imposes several " troubling new restrictions " on voters including reducing early voting days , eliminating same - day registration during the early - voting period and imposing a restrictive photo - identification requirement for in - person voting . " troubling new restrictions " Why are these measures troubling to people of color specifically? 11 16 -412 4 Attorney General Eric Holder said the North Carolina law imposes several " troubling new restrictions " on voters including reducing early voting days , eliminating same - day registration during the early - voting period and imposing a restrictive photo - identification requirement for in - person voting . restrictive Why is the photo id requirement considered restrictive? 38 39 -412 5 " The Justice Department expects to show that the clear and intended effects of these changes would contract the electorate and result in unequal access to the participation in the political process on account of race , " Holder , joined by federal prosecutors based in North Carolina , said during a news conference announcing the lawsuit . on account of race , " How specifically do these measures create a potential imbalance in terms of racial representation? 32 38 -412 5 " The Justice Department expects to show that the clear and intended effects of these changes would contract the electorate and result in unequal access to the participation in the political process on account of race , " Holder , joined by federal prosecutors based in North Carolina , said during a news conference announcing the lawsuit . clear and intended effects Are the effects truly clear and unintended? 9 13 -412 5 " The Justice Department expects to show that the clear and intended effects of these changes would contract the electorate and result in unequal access to the participation in the political process on account of race , " Holder , joined by federal prosecutors based in North Carolina , said during a news conference announcing the lawsuit . intended effects what are the intended effects? 11 13 -413 1 WASHINGTON - A broad swath of the public might not even notice the partial shutdown of the federal government Tuesday , but many federal employees , government contractors and users of government services are likely to feel the pain . partial shutdown of the federal government Why are parts of the federal government shutting down? 13 19 -413 1 WASHINGTON - A broad swath of the public might not even notice the partial shutdown of the federal government Tuesday , but many federal employees , government contractors and users of government services are likely to feel the pain . likely to feel the pain How are they going to 'feel the pain'? 34 39 -413 1 WASHINGTON - A broad swath of the public might not even notice the partial shutdown of the federal government Tuesday , but many federal employees , government contractors and users of government services are likely to feel the pain . swath what is a swath? 4 5 -413 1 WASHINGTON - A broad swath of the public might not even notice the partial shutdown of the federal government Tuesday , but many federal employees , government contractors and users of government services are likely to feel the pain . partial shutdown Why was only part of the government shut down? 13 15 -413 2 The wallets of at least 800 , 000 federal workers furloughed in a shutdown will be thinner , at least temporarily . least temporarily for how long? 19 21 -413 2 The wallets of at least 800 , 000 federal workers furloughed in a shutdown will be thinner , at least temporarily . temporarily Why only temporarily? 20 21 -413 3 Those workers will not be paid until there ' s an agreement to fund the government anew . fund the government anew Why is the government short on funds? 13 17 -413 3 Those workers will not be paid until there ' s an agreement to fund the government anew . anew when will that happen? 16 17 -413 4 Unable to reach an agreement last night as the House and Senate played political tennis over a plan to temporarily fund the budget , the nation will wake up to an altered government landscape . temporarily fund the budget , Why aren't taxes and other normal sources of government income sufficient? 19 24 -413 4 Unable to reach an agreement last night as the House and Senate played political tennis over a plan to temporarily fund the budget , the nation will wake up to an altered government landscape . political tennis What is an example of \"political tennis\"? 13 15 -413 5 Some of the services immediately affected are largely invisible , but important , nonetheless . largely invisible , but important , How are they invisible but also important? 7 13 -413 5 Some of the services immediately affected are largely invisible , but important , nonetheless . invisible , what are they? 8 10 -413 5 Some of the services immediately affected are largely invisible , but important , nonetheless . invisible , Why are some of the services that were furloughed considered invisible? 8 10 -414 1 DETROIT - Pharmaceuticals , caffeine and items such as toothpaste additives have been found farther out in the Great Lakes than ever before , according to a new study that also raises concerns about their levels . farther out in the Great Lakes than ever before , How far out into the Great Lakes have these debris been found and what was the previous distance in comparison? 14 24 -414 1 DETROIT - Pharmaceuticals , caffeine and items such as toothpaste additives have been found farther out in the Great Lakes than ever before , according to a new study that also raises concerns about their levels . farther why would caffeine and additives be found in the middle of the grea lakes 14 15 -414 1 DETROIT - Pharmaceuticals , caffeine and items such as toothpaste additives have been found farther out in the Great Lakes than ever before , according to a new study that also raises concerns about their levels . farther out in the Great Lakes How are these chemicals getting into the lakes? 14 20 -414 1 DETROIT - Pharmaceuticals , caffeine and items such as toothpaste additives have been found farther out in the Great Lakes than ever before , according to a new study that also raises concerns about their levels . farther out how were they found? 14 16 -414 2 The presence of pharmaceuticals and personal care products - or PPCPs - has previously gone largely unstudied within the Great Lakes , according to Rebecca Klaper , a co - author of the study released last month . previously gone largely unstudied Why has there not been much previous research about this topic? 13 17 -414 2 The presence of pharmaceuticals and personal care products - or PPCPs - has previously gone largely unstudied within the Great Lakes , according to Rebecca Klaper , a co - author of the study released last month . within Which state are they talking about? 17 18 -414 2 The presence of pharmaceuticals and personal care products - or PPCPs - has previously gone largely unstudied within the Great Lakes , according to Rebecca Klaper , a co - author of the study released last month . previously gone largely unstudied How rigorously are these things monitored in other areas of the country? 13 17 -414 3 Klaper , an associate professor at the University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee ' s School of Freshwater Sciences , said the expectation has been that the Great Lakes ' huge volumes of water would dilute the PPCPs into undetectability . huge volumes of water would dilute Why did they think the lakes' volume would be enough, when PPCPs seem to be something people constantly dispose of? 29 35 -414 3 Klaper , an associate professor at the University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee ' s School of Freshwater Sciences , said the expectation has been that the Great Lakes ' huge volumes of water would dilute the PPCPs into undetectability . volumes What is the dilution ratio? 30 31 -414 3 Klaper , an associate professor at the University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee ' s School of Freshwater Sciences , said the expectation has been that the Great Lakes ' huge volumes of water would dilute the PPCPs into undetectability . expectation has been Why are the findings so far from this expectation? 21 24 -414 3 Klaper , an associate professor at the University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee ' s School of Freshwater Sciences , said the expectation has been that the Great Lakes ' huge volumes of water would dilute the PPCPs into undetectability . PPCPs into undetectability but it is not true? 36 39 -414 4 Lakes Michigan and Huron , which are connected , together have 2 quadrillion , or 2 , 000 trillion , gallons of water , for example . quadrillion , What ratio does this come out to be? 12 14 -414 4 Lakes Michigan and Huron , which are connected , together have 2 quadrillion , or 2 , 000 trillion , gallons of water , for example . 2 , 000 trillion , is that a huge amount? 15 20 -414 5 Pharmaceuticals found in Lake Michigan 2 miles offshore from two Milwaukee wastewater treatment plants included a diabetes medication and a hormone used in birth - control pills . diabetes medication and a hormone Are these PPCPs harmful, and in what ways? 16 21 -414 5 Pharmaceuticals found in Lake Michigan 2 miles offshore from two Milwaukee wastewater treatment plants included a diabetes medication and a hormone used in birth - control pills . Pharmaceuticals Is this amound dangerous? 0 1 -414 5 Pharmaceuticals found in Lake Michigan 2 miles offshore from two Milwaukee wastewater treatment plants included a diabetes medication and a hormone used in birth - control pills . diabetes medication and a hormone How do these chemicals affect the aquatic environment? 16 21 -415 1 UNITED NATIONS - There are no shortages of challenges facing Caribbean countries - burgeoning unemployment , high crime , a chronic health crisis . Caribbean countries What are the specific countries? 10 12 -415 1 UNITED NATIONS - There are no shortages of challenges facing Caribbean countries - burgeoning unemployment , high crime , a chronic health crisis . Caribbean countries how did these issues arise? 10 12 -415 1 UNITED NATIONS - There are no shortages of challenges facing Caribbean countries - burgeoning unemployment , high crime , a chronic health crisis . challenges facing Caribbean countries Why do they have such challenges? 8 12 -415 2 But for almost every Caribbean leader who spoke to the United Nations General Assembly last week , one issue came up time and again : compensating descendants of enslaved and oppressed Africans in Europe ' s former colonies for the generational and , arguably , irreparable damage of slavery . Caribbean leader Who are these leaders? 4 6 -415 2 But for almost every Caribbean leader who spoke to the United Nations General Assembly last week , one issue came up time and again : compensating descendants of enslaved and oppressed Africans in Europe ' s former colonies for the generational and , arguably , irreparable damage of slavery . United Nations General Assembly What was the context of this meeting? 10 14 -415 2 But for almost every Caribbean leader who spoke to the United Nations General Assembly last week , one issue came up time and again : compensating descendants of enslaved and oppressed Africans in Europe ' s former colonies for the generational and , arguably , irreparable damage of slavery . of enslaved and oppressed monetary compensation? 27 31 -415 2 But for almost every Caribbean leader who spoke to the United Nations General Assembly last week , one issue came up time and again : compensating descendants of enslaved and oppressed Africans in Europe ' s former colonies for the generational and , arguably , irreparable damage of slavery . irreparable damage of slavery What damage exists today for these people? 45 49 -415 3 " The legacy of slavery and colonialism in the Caribbean has severely impaired our development options , " Antigua and Barbuda Prime Minister Baldwin Spencer said . impaired our development What are some specific ways this has impaired development options? 12 15 -415 3 " The legacy of slavery and colonialism in the Caribbean has severely impaired our development options , " Antigua and Barbuda Prime Minister Baldwin Spencer said . options , " How has it impaired options for development? 15 18 -415 3 " The legacy of slavery and colonialism in the Caribbean has severely impaired our development options , " Antigua and Barbuda Prime Minister Baldwin Spencer said . Antigua and Barbuda where is this? 18 21 -415 3 " The legacy of slavery and colonialism in the Caribbean has severely impaired our development options , " Antigua and Barbuda Prime Minister Baldwin Spencer said . severely impaired our development options , " How specifically has it severely impaired them? 11 18 -415 4 " Reparations must be directed toward repairing the damage inflicted by slavery and racism " . " Reparations What would these reparations look like, and who would receive them? 0 2 -415 5 For decades , cultural leaders , black scholars and others across the United States , Caribbean and Africa have unsuccessfully sought reparations from Britain , France and the Netherlands for sponsoring and endorsing kidnapping , enslaving and selling Africans . endorsing What does it look like for a country to endorse but not sponsor slavery? 32 33 -415 5 For decades , cultural leaders , black scholars and others across the United States , Caribbean and Africa have unsuccessfully sought reparations from Britain , France and the Netherlands for sponsoring and endorsing kidnapping , enslaving and selling Africans . sought reparations has it ever worked? 20 22 -416 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - Every day , usually more than once , Curtis Doyle reminds his dad about the trip they ' re planning for next summer to Walt Disney World . reminds his dad Why does Curtis keep reminding his dad about the trip? 15 18 -416 2 It ' s an obvious source of excitement for Doyle , who is 27 years old and has severe autism . severe autism why is this important? 18 20 -416 2 It ' s an obvious source of excitement for Doyle , who is 27 years old and has severe autism . source of excitement Why does this trip excite Doyle so much? 5 8 -416 3 But the trip has become a source of anxiety for his father , Brad Doyle , because Disney said recently it would stop allowing disabled guests to jump ahead in lines at the attractions in its U . S . theme parks . stop allowing why would they stop allowing? 22 24 -416 3 But the trip has become a source of anxiety for his father , Brad Doyle , because Disney said recently it would stop allowing disabled guests to jump ahead in lines at the attractions in its U . S . theme parks . stop allowing Why would Disney decide to stop allowing disabled guests from jumping ahead in the lines? 22 24 -416 3 But the trip has become a source of anxiety for his father , Brad Doyle , because Disney said recently it would stop allowing disabled guests to jump ahead in lines at the attractions in its U . S . theme parks . jump ahead in lines Why has Disney proposed disallowing disabled guests to jump ahead in lines? 27 31 -416 3 But the trip has become a source of anxiety for his father , Brad Doyle , because Disney said recently it would stop allowing disabled guests to jump ahead in lines at the attractions in its U . S . theme parks . allowing Why is Disney no longer allowing disabled people to go ahead in the lines? 23 24 -416 4 Disney will give them return times instead . return times what is a return time? 4 6 -416 4 Disney will give them return times instead . return times How long would the wait be for the return times? 4 6 -416 4 Disney will give them return times instead . return times instead Why is Disney doing the return times instead of letting them cut the lines? 4 7 -416 5 It might seem a minor change to most families . most families do other families know about it? 7 9 -416 5 It might seem a minor change to most families . minor Why do most families just consider this a minor change? 4 5 -417 1 YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK , Calif . - Clare Cogan and Daniel Mohally stood forlornly inside the Yosemite Visitors Bureau , trying to determine how to salvage their honeymoon . forlornly inside Why were they forlone? 13 15 -417 1 YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK , Calif . - Clare Cogan and Daniel Mohally stood forlornly inside the Yosemite Visitors Bureau , trying to determine how to salvage their honeymoon . honeymoon What happened to Clare Cogan and Daniel Mohally on their honeymoon? 27 28 -417 2 The Cork , Ireland , couple had flown to the United States last week for a honeymoon that started in San Diego and will end in San Francisco . flown to the United why honeymoon in america? 7 11 -417 3 In between - the highlight of their trip - was an excursion to Yosemite . excursion did they hike? 11 12 -417 4 " We grew up seeing pictures of it in books , " said Cogan , a 31 - year - old receptionist . receptionist why does her job matter? 21 22 -417 4 " We grew up seeing pictures of it in books , " said Cogan , a 31 - year - old receptionist . seeing pictures of it in books , " what did they see pictures of? 4 12 -417 5 " You know , the cars underneath those huge sequoia trees . cars underneath what cars underneath the trees 5 7 -418 1 GENEVA , N . Y . - Trees at Cornell University ' s research orchard this fall are heavy with waxy apples , deep - red , round apples , oblong apples and aromatic apples that smell like autumn . heavy Why are they so heavy with apples? 18 19 -418 1 GENEVA , N . Y . - Trees at Cornell University ' s research orchard this fall are heavy with waxy apples , deep - red , round apples , oblong apples and aromatic apples that smell like autumn . research How did a research orchard come about? 13 14 -418 2 The thousands of trees here are tended for a single goal : to grow apples with just the right mix of sweetness , tart and crunch . right mix What is the right mix? 18 20 -418 2 The thousands of trees here are tended for a single goal : to grow apples with just the right mix of sweetness , tart and crunch . grow How do they change the taste of an apple? 13 14 -418 3 The orchards , part of the New York State Agricultural Experiment Station , are essentially a 50 - acre lab devoted to developing apples that are tasty for consumers and hardy for farmers . 50 - acre lab how many square miles? 16 20 -418 3 The orchards , part of the New York State Agricultural Experiment Station , are essentially a 50 - acre lab devoted to developing apples that are tasty for consumers and hardy for farmers . apples How many different trees are there? 23 24 -418 4 The station has released 66 apple varieties over more than a century including Cortland , Macoun and two new entries at farm markets this fall : SnapDragon and RubyFrost . Macoun what does it taste like? 15 16 -418 4 The station has released 66 apple varieties over more than a century including Cortland , Macoun and two new entries at farm markets this fall : SnapDragon and RubyFrost . 66 How long has this orchard been growing trees? 4 5 -418 5 " I could never be a medical doctor ; I don ' t like blood . blood What does this have to do with apples? 14 15 -418 5 " I could never be a medical doctor ; I don ' t like blood . be who said this? 4 5 -419 1 ST . LOUIS - Shirley Booker didn ' t sign up to live next to a farm . didn ' t sign up Why have the surroundings of her home changed? 6 11 -419 1 ST . LOUIS - Shirley Booker didn ' t sign up to live next to a farm . Shirley Booker Who is Shirley Booker? 4 6 -419 1 ST . LOUIS - Shirley Booker didn ' t sign up to live next to a farm . Shirley Booker who is she? 4 6 -419 2 But these days , when she looks out the front door of the house where she ' s lived for 37 years , a farm is exactly what she sees . looks out what does she see? 6 8 -419 2 But these days , when she looks out the front door of the house where she ' s lived for 37 years , a farm is exactly what she sees . farm is exactly what she sees Why is this such a surprise? 24 30 -419 2 But these days , when she looks out the front door of the house where she ' s lived for 37 years , a farm is exactly what she sees . a farm Is this a new farm? 23 25 -419 3 It stretches across about 10 blocks in the city ' s St . Louis Place neighborhood , some planted with corn , some with soybeans . some planted with corn , more corn or soybeans? 17 22 -419 4 The land was bought from the city last year by Paul McKee ' s NorthSide Regeneration LLC , then leased to a farming company founded by former Olympian Jackie Joyner - Kersee . land was bought from the city last year What made the land attractive to a buyer? 1 9 -419 4 The land was bought from the city last year by Paul McKee ' s NorthSide Regeneration LLC , then leased to a farming company founded by former Olympian Jackie Joyner - Kersee . The land How much land exactly? 0 2 -419 4 The land was bought from the city last year by Paul McKee ' s NorthSide Regeneration LLC , then leased to a farming company founded by former Olympian Jackie Joyner - Kersee . was bought What was the sale price? 2 4 -419 4 The land was bought from the city last year by Paul McKee ' s NorthSide Regeneration LLC , then leased to a farming company founded by former Olympian Jackie Joyner - Kersee . a farming company What is the name of the farming company 21 24 -419 4 The land was bought from the city last year by Paul McKee ' s NorthSide Regeneration LLC , then leased to a farming company founded by former Olympian Jackie Joyner - Kersee . Olympian what sport? 27 28 -419 5 It ' s being billed as perhaps the largest urban agriculture experiment in the country , and a way to put long vacant land to productive use . urban agriculture experiment How have other urban agriculture experiments fared? 9 12 -419 5 It ' s being billed as perhaps the largest urban agriculture experiment in the country , and a way to put long vacant land to productive use . experiment Why is it considered an experiment? 11 12 -419 5 It ' s being billed as perhaps the largest urban agriculture experiment in the country , and a way to put long vacant land to productive use . long vacant land How long was the land vacant? 21 24 -420 1 A series of discoveries from NASA ' s Curiosity rover are giving scientists a picture of Mars that looks increasingly complex , with small bits of water spread around the surface and an interior that could have been more geologically mature than experts had previously thought . mature In what way could a planet show signs of geological maturity? 40 41 -420 1 A series of discoveries from NASA ' s Curiosity rover are giving scientists a picture of Mars that looks increasingly complex , with small bits of water spread around the surface and an interior that could have been more geologically mature than experts had previously thought . than experts had previously thought . Who are the experts? 41 47 -420 1 A series of discoveries from NASA ' s Curiosity rover are giving scientists a picture of Mars that looks increasingly complex , with small bits of water spread around the surface and an interior that could have been more geologically mature than experts had previously thought . geologically mature just meaning older? 39 41 -420 2 Curiosity ' s formidable arsenal of scientific instruments has detected traces of water chemically bound to the Martian dust that seems to be covering the entire planet . chemically Can life be sustained through water that is chemically bound? 13 14 -420 2 Curiosity ' s formidable arsenal of scientific instruments has detected traces of water chemically bound to the Martian dust that seems to be covering the entire planet . seems to be covering the entire planet How did they conclude that it seems to be covering the entire planet? 20 27 -420 2 Curiosity ' s formidable arsenal of scientific instruments has detected traces of water chemically bound to the Martian dust that seems to be covering the entire planet . covering the entire planet does it ever leave? 23 27 -420 3 The finding , among several in the five studies published online Thursday by the journal Science , may explain mysterious water signals picked up by satellites in orbit around the Red Planet . satellites How do satellites detect water? 25 26 -420 3 The finding , among several in the five studies published online Thursday by the journal Science , may explain mysterious water signals picked up by satellites in orbit around the Red Planet . mysterious water signals picked up by satellites How did these satellites pick up signals of water? 19 26 -420 4 The soil that covers Mars ' surface in Gale Crater , where Curiosity landed last year , seems to have two major components , according to data from the rover ' s laser - shooting Chemistry and Camera instrument . two What are the components and how are they significant? 20 21 -420 4 The soil that covers Mars ' surface in Gale Crater , where Curiosity landed last year , seems to have two major components , according to data from the rover ' s laser - shooting Chemistry and Camera instrument . seems to have two major components , What are these two major components? 17 24 -420 4 The soil that covers Mars ' surface in Gale Crater , where Curiosity landed last year , seems to have two major components , according to data from the rover ' s laser - shooting Chemistry and Camera instrument . Gale Crater , where is gale crater? 8 11 -420 5 One is a coarse soil with millimeter - wide grains that probably came from the rocks around them ; the other is very fine , with grains often a few micrometers in size , the ChemCam data show . ChemCam How does the ChemCam measure the size of the grains? 35 36 -420 5 One is a coarse soil with millimeter - wide grains that probably came from the rocks around them ; the other is very fine , with grains often a few micrometers in size , the ChemCam data show . millimeter - wide grains How did they measure the grains? 6 10 -420 5 One is a coarse soil with millimeter - wide grains that probably came from the rocks around them ; the other is very fine , with grains often a few micrometers in size , the ChemCam data show . few micrometers in size Again, how did they measure the grains? 29 33 -420 5 One is a coarse soil with millimeter - wide grains that probably came from the rocks around them ; the other is very fine , with grains often a few micrometers in size , the ChemCam data show . ChemCam data is that a machinery? 35 37 -421 1 JINTANG , China - In a lifetime of herding , Liu Xiangqing had never seen cows so scared . scared Why were the cows scared? 17 18 -421 1 JINTANG , China - In a lifetime of herding , Liu Xiangqing had never seen cows so scared . Liu Xiangqing had never seen cows so scared Why were the cows so scared? 10 18 -421 1 JINTANG , China - In a lifetime of herding , Liu Xiangqing had never seen cows so scared . scared Why were the cows scared? 17 18 -421 2 Normally , at 6 a . m . , they would be gathered together , contentedly chewing and grazing in the dawn light . gathered where were the cows gathered? 12 13 -421 2 Normally , at 6 a . m . , they would be gathered together , contentedly chewing and grazing in the dawn light . they Who is they? 9 10 -421 2 Normally , at 6 a . m . , they would be gathered together , contentedly chewing and grazing in the dawn light . gathered Who was gathering? 12 13 -421 3 But this June morning , they were scattered through the pine scrub , pacing with agitation , their ears alert . scattered through the pine scrub , Is it possible they may have felt safer there? 7 13 -421 3 But this June morning , they were scattered through the pine scrub , pacing with agitation , their ears alert . they Who is this referring to? 5 6 -421 4 Liu took a quick head count and realized one was missing , a 2 - year - old bull . took a quick head count How many were in the herd in total? 1 6 -421 4 Liu took a quick head count and realized one was missing , a 2 - year - old bull . missing , Why was the bull missing? 10 12 -421 5 By the time the remains were located , the tail and thighs were missing , the entrails spilled in the dirt . located , Where were the remains located? 6 8 -421 5 By the time the remains were located , the tail and thighs were missing , the entrails spilled in the dirt . the remains were located , Was this caused by a carnivorous animal or humans? 3 8 -421 5 By the time the remains were located , the tail and thighs were missing , the entrails spilled in the dirt . remains Who's remains? 4 5 -421 5 By the time the remains were located , the tail and thighs were missing , the entrails spilled in the dirt . spilled How did they become spilled? 17 18 -421 5 By the time the remains were located , the tail and thighs were missing , the entrails spilled in the dirt . the remains What happened to the bull that there were remains? 3 5 -421 5 By the time the remains were located , the tail and thighs were missing , the entrails spilled in the dirt . remains What killed this cow in such a gruesome way? 4 5 -422 1 MIAMI - The Argentine tegu lizard doesn ' t grow nearly as big as a Burmese python but it may be a greater threat to South Florida ' s native animals . South Florida ' s native animals . Which of South Florida's native animals are threatened? 25 32 -422 1 MIAMI - The Argentine tegu lizard doesn ' t grow nearly as big as a Burmese python but it may be a greater threat to South Florida ' s native animals . may be a greater threat to South Why is the tegu lizard a great threat? 19 26 -422 1 MIAMI - The Argentine tegu lizard doesn ' t grow nearly as big as a Burmese python but it may be a greater threat to South Florida ' s native animals . tegu lizard how does it look? 4 6 -422 1 MIAMI - The Argentine tegu lizard doesn ' t grow nearly as big as a Burmese python but it may be a greater threat to South Florida ' s native animals . greater threat How would the tegu lizard be a greater threat to South Florida? 22 24 -422 1 MIAMI - The Argentine tegu lizard doesn ' t grow nearly as big as a Burmese python but it may be a greater threat to South Florida ' s native animals . grow nearly as big How big does it grow? 9 13 -422 2 At a maximum size of four feet , a tegu can ' t gobble down a full - grown deer or alligator with its rapier - sharp teeth . rapier - sharp teeth why cant it? 24 28 -422 3 But the invasive , black and white reptiles have the potential to cause even more ecological damage than the 18 - foot snakes that have drawn international media attention in recent years . potential to cause even more ecological damage Why do the lizards have the potential to do ecological damage? 10 17 -422 3 But the invasive , black and white reptiles have the potential to cause even more ecological damage than the 18 - foot snakes that have drawn international media attention in recent years . potential how would they do it? 10 11 -422 3 But the invasive , black and white reptiles have the potential to cause even more ecological damage than the 18 - foot snakes that have drawn international media attention in recent years . more ecological damage How do the tegu lizards cause more ecological damage than pythons? 14 17 -422 3 But the invasive , black and white reptiles have the potential to cause even more ecological damage than the 18 - foot snakes that have drawn international media attention in recent years . more ecological damage Why do they cause more damage? 14 17 -422 4 And now , scientists say , it ' s too late to eradicate them . scientists say , Which scientists? 3 6 -422 4 And now , scientists say , it ' s too late to eradicate them . it ' s too late to eradicate them Why can the lizards not be eliminated? 6 14 -422 4 And now , scientists say , it ' s too late to eradicate them . too late why is it too late? 9 11 -422 4 And now , scientists say , it ' s too late to eradicate them . too late Why would it be too late to eradicate the tegu lizards? 9 11 -423 1 STOCKHOLM - Francois Englert of Belgium and Peter Higgs of Britain won the 2013 Nobel Prize in physics on Tuesday for their theory on how the most basic building blocks of the universe acquire mass , eventually forming the world we know today . theory What is their theory? 22 23 -423 1 STOCKHOLM - Francois Englert of Belgium and Peter Higgs of Britain won the 2013 Nobel Prize in physics on Tuesday for their theory on how the most basic building blocks of the universe acquire mass , eventually forming the world we know today . acquire mass , How do the basic building blocks of the universe gather mass? 33 36 -423 2 Their concept was confirmed last year by the discovery of the so - called Higgs particle , also known as the Higgs boson , at CERN , the European Organization for Nuclear Research in Geneva , the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences said . Higgs particle , What is the higgs particle? 14 17 -423 2 Their concept was confirmed last year by the discovery of the so - called Higgs particle , also known as the Higgs boson , at CERN , the European Organization for Nuclear Research in Geneva , the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences said . Higgs particle What is the Higgs particle? 14 16 -423 2 Their concept was confirmed last year by the discovery of the so - called Higgs particle , also known as the Higgs boson , at CERN , the European Organization for Nuclear Research in Geneva , the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences said . discovery How was the Higgs particle discovered and by whom? 8 9 -423 2 Their concept was confirmed last year by the discovery of the so - called Higgs particle , also known as the Higgs boson , at CERN , the European Organization for Nuclear Research in Geneva , the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences said . so - called Why the \"so-called\" particle? 11 14 -423 3 " I am overwhelmed to receive this award and thank the Royal Swedish Academy , " the 84 - year - old Higgs said in a statement released by the University of Edinburgh , where he is a professor emeritus . emeritus What does emeritus mean? 39 40 -423 4 " I hope this recognition of fundamental science will help raise awareness of the value of blue - sky research " . value of blue - sky research " What is the value of blue-sky research? 14 21 -423 4 " I hope this recognition of fundamental science will help raise awareness of the value of blue - sky research " . blue - sky research " What is blue-sky research? 16 21 -423 4 " I hope this recognition of fundamental science will help raise awareness of the value of blue - sky research " . blue - sky research " What is \"blue-sky research? 16 21 -423 5 " Of course I ' m happy , " the 80 - year - old Englert told reporters , thanking all those who helped him in his research . who helped him in his research Who helped him in his research? 22 28 -424 1 DETROIT - The 128 - year - old Detroit Institute of Arts has gained a reputation as a home for some of the world ' s most hallowed masterpieces : Paintings by Van Gogh and Picasso , the Rivera industry murals . reputation Why has it become so successful? 15 16 -424 1 DETROIT - The 128 - year - old Detroit Institute of Arts has gained a reputation as a home for some of the world ' s most hallowed masterpieces : Paintings by Van Gogh and Picasso , the Rivera industry murals . world ' s most hallowed masterpieces : Why are those pieces the worlds most hallowed masterpieces? 23 30 -424 1 DETROIT - The 128 - year - old Detroit Institute of Arts has gained a reputation as a home for some of the world ' s most hallowed masterpieces : Paintings by Van Gogh and Picasso , the Rivera industry murals . most hallowed masterpieces : Why are these masterpieces so hallowed? 26 30 -424 1 DETROIT - The 128 - year - old Detroit Institute of Arts has gained a reputation as a home for some of the world ' s most hallowed masterpieces : Paintings by Van Gogh and Picasso , the Rivera industry murals . 128 - year - old Detroit since the 19th century? 3 9 -424 2 Things will look a bit different , though , over the next few months . different , How will thing look different? 5 7 -424 2 Things will look a bit different , though , over the next few months . look a bit different , How will things look different? 2 7 -424 2 Things will look a bit different , though , over the next few months . Things will look a bit different , Why will things look a bit different? 0 7 -424 2 Things will look a bit different , though , over the next few months . different , what will be different? 5 7 -424 3 Vincent , Pablo and Diego will have company in the form of Mickey , Bart and Bugs . Mickey , Bart and Bugs Who are Micky, Bart, and Bugs? 12 17 -424 3 Vincent , Pablo and Diego will have company in the form of Mickey , Bart and Bugs . Mickey , Bart and Bugs Are they adding those to the gallery? 12 17 -424 3 Vincent , Pablo and Diego will have company in the form of Mickey , Bart and Bugs . Mickey , Bart and Bugs disney characters? 12 17 -424 4 " Watch Me Move : The Animation Show , " which organizers call the " most extensive animation show ever mounted , " has both iconic clips - featuring the aforementioned Mouse , Simpson and Bunny - as well as lesser - known works that span the past 100 - plus years . as well as lesser - known works What are the lesser known works? 37 44 -424 4 " Watch Me Move : The Animation Show , " which organizers call the " most extensive animation show ever mounted , " has both iconic clips - featuring the aforementioned Mouse , Simpson and Bunny - as well as lesser - known works that span the past 100 - plus years . " most extensive animation show ever mounted , " Why is it the most extensive animation show ever mounted? 14 23 -424 4 " Watch Me Move : The Animation Show , " which organizers call the " most extensive animation show ever mounted , " has both iconic clips - featuring the aforementioned Mouse , Simpson and Bunny - as well as lesser - known works that span the past 100 - plus years . as well as lesser - known works Which lesser-known works? 37 44 -424 5 The show brings together industry pioneers , independent filmmakers and contemporary artists , including William Kentridge and Nathalie Djurberg , alongside commercial studios such as Walt Disney , Aardman and Pixar . industry pioneers Who are the industry pioneers? 4 6 -424 5 The show brings together industry pioneers , independent filmmakers and contemporary artists , including William Kentridge and Nathalie Djurberg , alongside commercial studios such as Walt Disney , Aardman and Pixar . artists , What is the difference between the industry pioneers, independent filmmakers, and contemporary artists? 11 13 -425 1 WASHINGTON - The government shutdown has slowed or halted federal efforts to protect Americans ' health and safety , from probes into the cause of transportation and workplace accidents to tracking foodborne illness . foodborne illness What foodborne illness? 31 33 -425 1 WASHINGTON - The government shutdown has slowed or halted federal efforts to protect Americans ' health and safety , from probes into the cause of transportation and workplace accidents to tracking foodborne illness . government shutdown Why was there a government shutdown? 3 5 -425 2 The latest example : an outbreak of salmonella in chicken that has sickened people in 18 states . 18 states What states? 15 17 -425 2 The latest example : an outbreak of salmonella in chicken that has sickened people in 18 states . 18 states which states? 15 17 -425 3 The federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Tuesday that it was recalling some of its furloughed staff to deal with the outbreak , which has sickened more than 270 people . staff to deal with the outbreak , How was the staff supposed to handle and prevent the spread of the outbreak? 18 25 -425 3 The federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Tuesday that it was recalling some of its furloughed staff to deal with the outbreak , which has sickened more than 270 people . furloughed staff why were they furloughed ? 17 19 -425 3 The federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Tuesday that it was recalling some of its furloughed staff to deal with the outbreak , which has sickened more than 270 people . furloughed what is a furlough? 17 18 -425 4 Before then , the CDC had only a handful of scientists working on outbreak detection , severely hampering its ability to track potentially deadly illnesses . handful of scientists working Why such a little amount of working scientists? 8 12 -425 4 Before then , the CDC had only a handful of scientists working on outbreak detection , severely hampering its ability to track potentially deadly illnesses . hampering its ability If it hampered their ability to track down potentially deadly illnesses, why did they have such a little amount of scientists and staff? 17 20 -425 4 Before then , the CDC had only a handful of scientists working on outbreak detection , severely hampering its ability to track potentially deadly illnesses . had only a handful why only a handful? 5 9 -425 5 With federal workers on leave , the states have had to pick up much of the slack . federal workers on leave , Why are federal working on leave? 1 6 -425 5 With federal workers on leave , the states have had to pick up much of the slack . federal workers on leave , when will they return? 1 6 -425 5 With federal workers on leave , the states have had to pick up much of the slack . slack How have the states picked up the slack? 16 17 -426 1 LOS ANGELES - A hoax science paper written to expose lazy or unscrupulous academic publishers was accepted for publication by a shocking 157 open - access science journals recently . A hoax science paper written Why would they want to expose publishers? 3 8 -426 1 LOS ANGELES - A hoax science paper written to expose lazy or unscrupulous academic publishers was accepted for publication by a shocking 157 open - access science journals recently . science paper What was the science paper about? 5 7 -426 2 In a sting operation conducted by the journal Science , contributing correspondent John Bohannon uncovered a " Wild West " landscape among fee - seeking publishers - a part of which use false addresses , false names , overseas bank accounts and superficial " peer reviews " on a routine basis . fee - seeking publishers - a Who are the fee-seeking publishers? 22 28 -426 2 In a sting operation conducted by the journal Science , contributing correspondent John Bohannon uncovered a " Wild West " landscape among fee - seeking publishers - a part of which use false addresses , false names , overseas bank accounts and superficial " peer reviews " on a routine basis . fee - seeking publishers Is there any legal action being taken against these perpetrators? 22 26 -426 2 In a sting operation conducted by the journal Science , contributing correspondent John Bohannon uncovered a " Wild West " landscape among fee - seeking publishers - a part of which use false addresses , false names , overseas bank accounts and superficial " peer reviews " on a routine basis . " Wild West " why is it quoted? 16 20 -426 3 " From humble and idealistic beginnings a decade ago , open - access scientific journals have mushroomed into a global industry , driven by author publication fees rather than traditional subscriptions , " wrote Bohannon , a molecular biologist and science reporter . author publication fees How big were these supposed fees? 24 27 -426 3 " From humble and idealistic beginnings a decade ago , open - access scientific journals have mushroomed into a global industry , driven by author publication fees rather than traditional subscriptions , " wrote Bohannon , a molecular biologist and science reporter . Bohannon , what are his credentials? 34 36 -426 4 " Most of the players are murky , " he wrote . are murky , " why are they murky? 5 9 -426 4 " Most of the players are murky , " he wrote . murky , " What does it mean that the players are murky? 6 9 -426 5 " The identity and location of the journals ' editors , as well as the financial workings of their publishers , are often purposefully obscured " . purposefully obscured " Why are they afraid of revealing the evidence? 23 26 -426 5 " The identity and location of the journals ' editors , as well as the financial workings of their publishers , are often purposefully obscured " . obscured " Why are the editors and financial workings obscured? 24 26 -427 1 The world is aging so fast that most countries are not prepared to support their swelling numbers of elderly people , according to a global study being issued Tuesday by the United Nations and an elder rights group . and an elder rights group . Which elder rights group? 33 39 -427 1 The world is aging so fast that most countries are not prepared to support their swelling numbers of elderly people , according to a global study being issued Tuesday by the United Nations and an elder rights group . not How are the countries not prepared to support the elderly? 10 11 -427 1 The world is aging so fast that most countries are not prepared to support their swelling numbers of elderly people , according to a global study being issued Tuesday by the United Nations and an elder rights group . elderly Why is the elderly population living longer ? 18 19 -427 2 The report ranks the social and economic well - being of elders in 91 countries , with Sweden coming out on top and Afghanistan at the bottom . ranks How exactly did they come up with the ranking system of the well-being of the elders? 2 3 -427 2 The report ranks the social and economic well - being of elders in 91 countries , with Sweden coming out on top and Afghanistan at the bottom . Afghanistan at the bottom Which factors put Afghanistan at the bottom of the socioeconomic scale? 23 27 -427 2 The report ranks the social and economic well - being of elders in 91 countries , with Sweden coming out on top and Afghanistan at the bottom . Afghanistan why are they on bottom? 23 24 -427 3 It reflects what advocates for the old have been warning , with increasing urgency , for years : Nations are simply not working quickly enough to cope with a population graying faster than ever before . cope In what ways can they help \"cope\" with the population of the elderly? 26 27 -427 3 It reflects what advocates for the old have been warning , with increasing urgency , for years : Nations are simply not working quickly enough to cope with a population graying faster than ever before . Nations are simply not working quickly What can nations do to work more quickly? 18 24 -427 4 By the year 2050 , for the first time in history , seniors older than 60 will outnumber children younger than 15 . for How do they know that number of seniors will be more than the population of those younger than 15? 5 6 -427 4 By the year 2050 , for the first time in history , seniors older than 60 will outnumber children younger than 15 . 60 will outnumber children younger than 15 What research determines the projection that people older than 60 will outnumber children? 15 22 -427 4 By the year 2050 , for the first time in history , seniors older than 60 will outnumber children younger than 15 . history , seniors older than 60 will how do they know this? 10 17 -427 5 Truong Tien Thao , who runs a small tea shop on the sidewalk near his home in Hanoi , Vietnam , is 65 and acutely aware that he , like millions of others , is plunging into old age without a safety net . without Is Truong Tien Thao talking about social security? 39 40 -427 5 Truong Tien Thao , who runs a small tea shop on the sidewalk near his home in Hanoi , Vietnam , is 65 and acutely aware that he , like millions of others , is plunging into old age without a safety net . without a safety net Who is responsible for creating this safety net? 39 43 -427 5 Truong Tien Thao , who runs a small tea shop on the sidewalk near his home in Hanoi , Vietnam , is 65 and acutely aware that he , like millions of others , is plunging into old age without a safety net . acutely aware does he care? 24 26 -428 1 STOCKHOLM - Short story master Alice Munro , who captures the everyday lives and epiphanies of men and women in rural Canada with elegant and precise prose , won the Nobel Prize in literature on Thursday . Short story master Alice Munro , How many short stories has Alice Munro written? 2 8 -428 1 STOCKHOLM - Short story master Alice Munro , who captures the everyday lives and epiphanies of men and women in rural Canada with elegant and precise prose , won the Nobel Prize in literature on Thursday . Short story master how is she a master? 2 5 -428 1 STOCKHOLM - Short story master Alice Munro , who captures the everyday lives and epiphanies of men and women in rural Canada with elegant and precise prose , won the Nobel Prize in literature on Thursday . in rural Canada What parts of rural Canada? 19 22 -428 2 Munro is the first Canadian writer to receive the prestigious $ 1 . 2 million award from the Swedish Academy since Saul Bellow , who left for the U . S . as a boy and won in 1976 . since Saul Bellow , How old was Saul Bellow when he won the award? 20 24 -428 2 Munro is the first Canadian writer to receive the prestigious $ 1 . 2 million award from the Swedish Academy since Saul Bellow , who left for the U . S . as a boy and won in 1976 . Saul Bellow , is he famous? 21 24 -428 2 Munro is the first Canadian writer to receive the prestigious $ 1 . 2 million award from the Swedish Academy since Saul Bellow , who left for the U . S . as a boy and won in 1976 . Saul Bellow , What did Saul Bellow write? 21 24 -428 3 Seen as a contemporary Chekhov for her warmth , insight and compassion , she has captured a wide range of lives and personalities without passing judgment on her characters . Seen as a contemporary Chekhov for her warmth , Is Chekhov a persons name? 0 9 -428 3 Seen as a contemporary Chekhov for her warmth , insight and compassion , she has captured a wide range of lives and personalities without passing judgment on her characters . Chekhov what is a chekhov? 4 5 -428 4 Unusually for Nobel winners , Munro ' s work consists almost entirely of short stories . Unusually Should another word be used here? 0 1 -428 4 Unusually for Nobel winners , Munro ' s work consists almost entirely of short stories . Unusually for Nobel winners , How many Nobel winners have there been in all of history? 0 5 -428 4 Unusually for Nobel winners , Munro ' s work consists almost entirely of short stories . Unusually are they usually long stories? 0 1 -428 4 Unusually for Nobel winners , Munro ' s work consists almost entirely of short stories . short stories What are the names of the short stories Munro has written? 13 15 -428 5 " Lives of Girls and Women " is her only novel , and even that is often described as a collection of linked stories . often described Who is the novel often described by? 16 18 -429 1 GORDONVILLE , Pa . - The debate over U . S . healthcare reform that has gripped the nation and led to a government shutdown is of small concern in rural Pennsylvania ' s Amish country for a very simple reason . small concern How is healthcare reform a small concern for the Amish? 27 29 -429 1 GORDONVILLE , Pa . - The debate over U . S . healthcare reform that has gripped the nation and led to a government shutdown is of small concern in rural Pennsylvania ' s Amish country for a very simple reason . small concern Why is the lack of healthcare reform of little concern to Pennsylvania's Amish communicty? 27 29 -429 1 GORDONVILLE , Pa . - The debate over U . S . healthcare reform that has gripped the nation and led to a government shutdown is of small concern in rural Pennsylvania ' s Amish country for a very simple reason . healthcare reform that has gripped the nation How has healthcare reform been bad for the nation? 12 19 -429 1 GORDONVILLE , Pa . - The debate over U . S . healthcare reform that has gripped the nation and led to a government shutdown is of small concern in rural Pennsylvania ' s Amish country for a very simple reason . small concern why isnt it a larger concern? 27 29 -429 2 Along with eschewing cars and many other modern technologies , the descendants of 18th - Century German immigrants who practice the Amish and Old Order Mennonite religions , have effectively opted out of Obamacare , along with most federal safety net programs . opted out Why would the Amish and Mennonites opt out of Obamacare? 30 32 -429 2 Along with eschewing cars and many other modern technologies , the descendants of 18th - Century German immigrants who practice the Amish and Old Order Mennonite religions , have effectively opted out of Obamacare , along with most federal safety net programs . eschewing What does the word eschewing mean? 2 3 -429 2 Along with eschewing cars and many other modern technologies , the descendants of 18th - Century German immigrants who practice the Amish and Old Order Mennonite religions , have effectively opted out of Obamacare , along with most federal safety net programs . eschewing What is the meaning of eschewing? 2 3 -429 3 A little - known provision of the law with its roots in a 1950s battle over Social Security exempts these communities from the individual mandate , an element of the Affordable Care Act that requires most Americans to purchase health insurance in some form . exempts these communities What other communities are considered exempt from the mandate? 18 21 -429 3 A little - known provision of the law with its roots in a 1950s battle over Social Security exempts these communities from the individual mandate , an element of the Affordable Care Act that requires most Americans to purchase health insurance in some form . little - known provision Why isn't this provision well known? 1 5 -429 4 But it is not the idea of health insurance the Amish reject - the close - knit communities essentially insure themselves . Amish reject What is it that the Amish reject? 10 12 -429 4 But it is not the idea of health insurance the Amish reject - the close - knit communities essentially insure themselves . reject If it is not the health insurance that the Amish object to, then what is it? 11 12 -429 4 But it is not the idea of health insurance the Amish reject - the close - knit communities essentially insure themselves . insure themselves How do these communities insure themselves? 19 21 -429 4 But it is not the idea of health insurance the Amish reject - the close - knit communities essentially insure themselves . insure themselves how do they do that? 19 21 -429 5 " We have our own health care , " said a retired Amish carpenter , who like other Amish interviewed for this story , asked that his name not be used because of a traditional aversion to publicity and bringing attention to oneself . health care , " What is the Amish health care system? 5 9 -429 5 " We have our own health care , " said a retired Amish carpenter , who like other Amish interviewed for this story , asked that his name not be used because of a traditional aversion to publicity and bringing attention to oneself . our own health care , " What are some similarities or differences between Amish health insurance and traditional health insurance? 3 9 -429 5 " We have our own health care , " said a retired Amish carpenter , who like other Amish interviewed for this story , asked that his name not be used because of a traditional aversion to publicity and bringing attention to oneself . " We have our own health care , " Where does this health care come from? 0 9 -429 5 " We have our own health care , " said a retired Amish carpenter , who like other Amish interviewed for this story , asked that his name not be used because of a traditional aversion to publicity and bringing attention to oneself . bringing attention to why would he speak then? 39 42 -430 1 THE HAGUE , Netherlands - Efforts to eliminate chemical weapons won the Nobel Peace Prize on Friday for the global watchdog trying to destroy Syria ' s stockpiles of nerve gas and other poisonous agents . global watchdog What is a global watchdog? 19 21 -430 1 THE HAGUE , Netherlands - Efforts to eliminate chemical weapons won the Nobel Peace Prize on Friday for the global watchdog trying to destroy Syria ' s stockpiles of nerve gas and other poisonous agents . Efforts to eliminate chemical weapons What organizations put forth effort to eliminate chemical weapons? 5 10 -430 2 By giving its prestigious prize to the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons , the Norwegian Nobel Committee turned the spotlight both on Syria ' s devastating civil war and on a type of weapon that has horrified nations since World War I . a type of weapon that has horrified nations What was the weapon that horrified nations? 32 40 -430 2 By giving its prestigious prize to the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons , the Norwegian Nobel Committee turned the spotlight both on Syria ' s devastating civil war and on a type of weapon that has horrified nations since World War I . weapon what kind of weapon? 35 36 -430 3 The reaction in Syria was notably polarized . notably polarized Why was the reaction polarized? 5 7 -430 3 The reaction in Syria was notably polarized . reaction What was the reaction? 1 2 -430 4 A senior Syrian rebel called the award a " premature step " that will divert the world ' s attention from " the real cause of the war " while a lawmaker from Syria ' s ruling party declared the Nobel to be a vindication of President Bashar Assad ' s government . " the real cause of the war " What does Syrians think the real cause of the war is? 21 29 -430 4 A senior Syrian rebel called the award a " premature step " that will divert the world ' s attention from " the real cause of the war " while a lawmaker from Syria ' s ruling party declared the Nobel to be a vindication of President Bashar Assad ' s government . Syrian rebel What is a Syrian rebel? 2 4 -430 4 A senior Syrian rebel called the award a " premature step " that will divert the world ' s attention from " the real cause of the war " while a lawmaker from Syria ' s ruling party declared the Nobel to be a vindication of President Bashar Assad ' s government . declared the Nobel to be a vindication Why would the Nobel be a vindication of President Bashar Assad's government? 38 45 -430 4 A senior Syrian rebel called the award a " premature step " that will divert the world ' s attention from " the real cause of the war " while a lawmaker from Syria ' s ruling party declared the Nobel to be a vindication of President Bashar Assad ' s government . " premature step " why is it premature? 8 12 -430 5 The OPCW was formed in 1997 to enforce the Chemical Weapons Convention , the first international treaty to outlaw an entire class of weapons . 1997 What was happening in this year that caused the OPCW to be formed? 5 6 -430 5 The OPCW was formed in 1997 to enforce the Chemical Weapons Convention , the first international treaty to outlaw an entire class of weapons . OPCW what is opcw? 1 2 -431 1 RIYADH – - Saudi women ' s rights activists posted online photographs and video clips of themselves defying a ban on female driving on Thursday , two days after members of the influential Shoura Council called for an end to the prohibition . video clips on which website? 13 15 -431 1 RIYADH – - Saudi women ' s rights activists posted online photographs and video clips of themselves defying a ban on female driving on Thursday , two days after members of the influential Shoura Council called for an end to the prohibition . ban Why is there a ban on female driving? 19 20 -431 1 RIYADH – - Saudi women ' s rights activists posted online photographs and video clips of themselves defying a ban on female driving on Thursday , two days after members of the influential Shoura Council called for an end to the prohibition . Shoura Council What is the Shoura Council? 33 35 -431 2 Saudi Arabia is the only country in the world where women are barred from driving , but debate about the ban , once confined to the private sphere and social media , is increasingly spreading to public forums too . Saudi Arabia why is it banned there? 0 2 -431 2 Saudi Arabia is the only country in the world where women are barred from driving , but debate about the ban , once confined to the private sphere and social media , is increasingly spreading to public forums too . only Why is Saudi Arabia the only country where women are banned from driving? 4 5 -431 2 Saudi Arabia is the only country in the world where women are barred from driving , but debate about the ban , once confined to the private sphere and social media , is increasingly spreading to public forums too . women are barred from driving , Why are women barred from driving? 10 16 -431 3 There is no specific law to prevent women from driving in the kingdom , but they cannot apply for driving licenses and have previously been arrested on charges relating to public order or political protest after getting behind the wheel . arrested Why are the women arrested if there is no law to prevent them from driving? 25 26 -431 4 The photos and footage showed various women driving on busy streets in the capital Riyadh . busy streets in how were people reacting? 9 12 -431 5 One clip , dated Wednesday , showed a woman driving in the traditional veil , with only her eyes showing , as other motorists slowed and gave a thumbs - up sign . thumbs - up sign was everyone supportive? 28 32 -431 5 One clip , dated Wednesday , showed a woman driving in the traditional veil , with only her eyes showing , as other motorists slowed and gave a thumbs - up sign . Wednesday , What year is this? 4 6 -432 1 NEW YORK ( AP ) - It ' s a turkey . It ' s a menorah . It ' s a turkey . It ' s a menorah Are they talking about Hanukkah? 6 17 -432 1 NEW YORK ( AP ) - It ' s a turkey . It ' s a menorah . It ' s a turkey . It ' s a menorah How could both of these statements be true of one item? 6 17 -432 2 It ' s Thanksgivukkah ! An extremely rare convergence this year of Thanksgiving and the start of Hanukkah has created a frenzy of Talmudic proportions . Talmudic what is talmudic? 23 24 -432 2 It ' s Thanksgivukkah ! An extremely rare convergence this year of Thanksgiving and the start of Hanukkah has created a frenzy of Talmudic proportions . created a frenzy Why is this causing a frenzy? 19 22 -432 3 There ' s the number crunching : The last time it happened was 1888 , or at least the last time since Thanksgiving was declared a federal holiday by President Lincoln , and the next time may have Jews lighting their candles from spaceships 79 , 043 years from now , by one calculation . 79 , 043 years Why so long away? 44 48 -432 3 There ' s the number crunching : The last time it happened was 1888 , or at least the last time since Thanksgiving was declared a federal holiday by President Lincoln , and the next time may have Jews lighting their candles from spaceships 79 , 043 years from now , by one calculation . 1888 , was it celebrated? 13 15 -432 3 There ' s the number crunching : The last time it happened was 1888 , or at least the last time since Thanksgiving was declared a federal holiday by President Lincoln , and the next time may have Jews lighting their candles from spaceships 79 , 043 years from now , by one calculation . by one calculation Why is this uncertain? 51 54 -432 4 There ' s the commerce : A 9 - year - old New York boy invented the " menurkey " and raised more than $ 48 , 000 on Kickstarter for his already trademarked , Turkey - shaped menorah . already trademarked , How did a 9-year-old get something on Kickstarter trademarked? 32 35 -432 4 There ' s the commerce : A 9 - year - old New York boy invented the " menurkey " and raised more than $ 48 , 000 on Kickstarter for his already trademarked , Turkey - shaped menorah . Turkey - shaped menorah Why would so many people be interested in a novelty item like this? 35 39 -432 5 Woodstock - inspired T - shirts have a turkey perched on the neck of a guitar and implore " 8 Days of Light , Liberty & amp ; Latkes " . Woodstock - inspired T - shirts Why are they making T-shirts? 0 6 -432 5 Woodstock - inspired T - shirts have a turkey perched on the neck of a guitar and implore " 8 Days of Light , Liberty & amp ; Latkes " . " 8 Days of Light , Liberty & amp ; Latkes " . what is this? 18 31 -433 1 TEL AVIV , Israel - If you thought recycling was just a modern phenomenon championed by environmentalists - think again . recycling was just a modern phenomenon How long have humans been recycling? 8 14 -433 1 TEL AVIV , Israel - If you thought recycling was just a modern phenomenon championed by environmentalists - think again . championed by environmentalists What other fields champion recycling? 14 17 -433 1 TEL AVIV , Israel - If you thought recycling was just a modern phenomenon championed by environmentalists - think again . think How did recycling come about? 18 19 -433 2 Our prehistoric ancestors learned to recycle the objects they used in their daily lives thousands of years ago . objects they used in their daily lives What kind of items were used daily? 7 14 -433 2 Our prehistoric ancestors learned to recycle the objects they used in their daily lives thousands of years ago . learned how did they learn? 3 4 -433 2 Our prehistoric ancestors learned to recycle the objects they used in their daily lives thousands of years ago . recycle the objects What objects did our ancestors recycle? 5 8 -433 2 Our prehistoric ancestors learned to recycle the objects they used in their daily lives thousands of years ago . objects What objects? 7 8 -433 2 Our prehistoric ancestors learned to recycle the objects they used in their daily lives thousands of years ago . learned How did our ancestors recycle objects in the past? 3 4 -433 3 Researchers presented the evidence at a conference in Tel Aviv . presented the evidence What is the evidence? 1 4 -433 3 Researchers presented the evidence at a conference in Tel Aviv . Researchers who presented? 0 1 -433 3 Researchers presented the evidence at a conference in Tel Aviv . evidence What is the evidence presented at the conference? 3 4 -433 3 Researchers presented the evidence at a conference in Tel Aviv . presented the evidence When was the conference? 1 4 -433 3 Researchers presented the evidence at a conference in Tel Aviv . evidence What kind of evidence did researchers find? 3 4 -433 4 It ' s the first time researchers have shown how much cavemen recycled and how they did it , said Ran Barkai . how much cavemen recycled How do we know how much cavemen recycled? 9 13 -433 4 It ' s the first time researchers have shown how much cavemen recycled and how they did it , said Ran Barkai . how they did it , How did cavemen recycle? 14 19 -433 4 It ' s the first time researchers have shown how much cavemen recycled and how they did it , said Ran Barkai . Ran Barkai who is he? 20 22 -433 4 It ' s the first time researchers have shown how much cavemen recycled and how they did it , said Ran Barkai . how How did the cavemen recycle? 14 15 -433 4 It ' s the first time researchers have shown how much cavemen recycled and how they did it , said Ran Barkai . how How ddi the cavemen recycle? 14 15 -433 5 He ' s an archaeologist and one of the organizers of the four - day meeting at Tel Aviv University . Tel Aviv University Why was recycling being discussed at Tel Aviv University? 17 20 -433 5 He ' s an archaeologist and one of the organizers of the four - day meeting at Tel Aviv University . four - day What was the four-day meeting about? 12 15 -434 1 MECCA , Saudi Arabia - Muslims from across the world poured Sunday into a sprawling tent city in the Saudi desert before the start of the annual Islamic hajj pilgrimage , but the number of the pilgrims this year has been reduced in part by concerns over a respiratory virus centered in the Arabian peninsula . concerns over a respiratory virus What is the respiratory virus? 45 50 -434 2 More than 2 million pilgrims - about 1 million fewer than last year - streamed from the holy city of Mecca to a huge tent encampment in Mina about five kilometers ( three miles ) away to begin preparations for the hajj with a day of prayer and supplication . hajj what is a hajj? 41 42 -434 3 Saudi authorities sharply cut back on visas for groups such as the elderly , pregnant women and those with chronic illnesses as a precaution against a new respiratory virus related to SARS that has killed more than 50 people in the kingdom this past year . visas visas for immigration? 6 7 -434 5 Further visa restrictions were imposed because of massive construction projects underway in Mecca . in Mecca is mecca in egypt? 11 13 -435 1 LOS ANGELES - Alex Wong , a junior at Mark Keppel High School in Alhambra , California , is working hard for admission to an elite college . working hard for admission Why is he working hard for admission? 19 23 -435 1 LOS ANGELES - Alex Wong , a junior at Mark Keppel High School in Alhambra , California , is working hard for admission to an elite college . elite college Which college? 25 27 -435 1 LOS ANGELES - Alex Wong , a junior at Mark Keppel High School in Alhambra , California , is working hard for admission to an elite college . college Is there any college in particular? 26 27 -435 1 LOS ANGELES - Alex Wong , a junior at Mark Keppel High School in Alhambra , California , is working hard for admission to an elite college . an elite college Which elite college is Alex Wong working hard to gain admission to? 24 27 -435 2 His resume boasts nearly straight A ' s in rigorous classes , a summer program experience at Stanford University , an Eagle Scout project , club soccer , school choir . rigorous What are considered rigorous classes? 9 10 -435 2 His resume boasts nearly straight A ' s in rigorous classes , a summer program experience at Stanford University , an Eagle Scout project , club soccer , school choir . Scout What is an Eagle Scout project? 22 23 -435 2 His resume boasts nearly straight A ' s in rigorous classes , a summer program experience at Stanford University , an Eagle Scout project , club soccer , school choir . an Eagle Scout project , What was the project he completed while an Eagle Scout? 20 25 -435 2 His resume boasts nearly straight A ' s in rigorous classes , a summer program experience at Stanford University , an Eagle Scout project , club soccer , school choir . rigorous classes , Were his studies centered in a particular area or were they more diversified? 9 12 -435 3 But his steady progress hit an unexpected roadblock this year . unexpected roadblock What was the unexpected roadblock? 6 8 -435 3 But his steady progress hit an unexpected roadblock this year . roadblock What roadblock? 7 8 -435 3 But his steady progress hit an unexpected roadblock this year . unexpected roadblock What obstacle sought to slow this dedicated student's progress? 6 8 -435 4 Aiming to open access to college - level Advanced Placement ( AP ) courses , the school switched to a computer - based lottery to distribute spaces . computer - based What is a computer based lottery? 20 23 -435 4 Aiming to open access to college - level Advanced Placement ( AP ) courses , the school switched to a computer - based lottery to distribute spaces . computer - based lottery How did the school fill AP spots prior to adapting to the digital lottery system? 20 24 -435 5 Alex initially got shut out of all three courses he requested . got shut out of Why did he get shut out? 2 6 -435 5 Alex initially got shut out of all three courses he requested . shut Is that even fair? 3 4 -435 5 Alex initially got shut out of all three courses he requested . all three courses Which three courses was Alex hoping to attend? 6 9 -435 5 Alex initially got shut out of all three courses he requested . all three courses he requested Which three courses did he request? 6 11 -436 1 Hold your nose and don ' t spit out your coffee : Doctors have found a way to put healthy people ' s poop into pills that can cure serious gut infections - a less yucky way to do " fecal transplants " . Canadian researchers tried this on 27 patients and cured them all after strong antibiotics failed to help . that can cure serious gut infections How did researches come up with this idea?/ figure out that poop could be used as treatment? 26 32 -436 1 Hold your nose and don ' t spit out your coffee : Doctors have found a way to put healthy people ' s poop into pills that can cure serious gut infections - a less yucky way to do " fecal transplants " . Canadian researchers tried this on 27 patients and cured them all after strong antibiotics failed to help . cure serious gut infections How can poop pills cure serious gut infections? 28 32 -436 1 Hold your nose and don ' t spit out your coffee : Doctors have found a way to put healthy people ' s poop into pills that can cure serious gut infections - a less yucky way to do " fecal transplants " . Canadian researchers tried this on 27 patients and cured them all after strong antibiotics failed to help . " fecal transplants " is that disgusting? 39 43 -436 2 It ' s a gross topic but a serious problem . serious problem How is it a serious problem? 8 10 -436 2 It ' s a gross topic but a serious problem . serious problem who does it effect? 8 10 -436 3 Half a million Americans get Clostridium difficile , or C - diff , infections each year , and about 14 , 000 die . Clostridium difficile , What does this infection entail? SYmptoms? 5 8 -436 3 Half a million Americans get Clostridium difficile , or C - diff , infections each year , and about 14 , 000 die . Clostridium difficile , What is Clostridium difficile? 5 8 -436 3 Half a million Americans get Clostridium difficile , or C - diff , infections each year , and about 14 , 000 die . Clostridium difficile , is there a common name for it? 5 8 -436 5 A very potent and pricey antibiotic can kill C - diff but also destroys good bacteria that live in the gut , leaving it more susceptible to future infections . destroys Why would the antibiotic destroy good bacteria? 13 14 -436 5 A very potent and pricey antibiotic can kill C - diff but also destroys good bacteria that live in the gut , leaving it more susceptible to future infections . pricey How pricey is the antibiotic? 4 5 -437 1 NEW YORK - They speak different languages , live in countries rich and poor , face horrible job markets and healthy ones . They Who are they? Immigrants? The elderly? Children? 3 4 -437 1 NEW YORK - They speak different languages , live in countries rich and poor , face horrible job markets and healthy ones . languages , Why do they speak different languages? 6 8 -437 1 NEW YORK - They speak different languages , live in countries rich and poor , face horrible job markets and healthy ones . They speak who is they? 3 5 -437 2 When it comes to money , though , they act as one : They ' re holding tight to their cash , driven more by a fear of losing what they have than a desire to add to it . they act as one : It's now obvious that it's a group of likeminded people, but who are they, still? 8 13 -437 3 Five years after U . S . investment bank Lehman Brothers collapsed , triggering a global financial crisis and shattering confidence worldwide , families in countries as varied as the United States , Japan , the United Kingdom and Germany remain hunkered down , too spooked and distrustful to take chances with their money . distrustful Why are people distrustful to money? 47 48 -437 3 Five years after U . S . investment bank Lehman Brothers collapsed , triggering a global financial crisis and shattering confidence worldwide , families in countries as varied as the United States , Japan , the United Kingdom and Germany remain hunkered down , too spooked and distrustful to take chances with their money . distrustful why is there no trust? 47 48 -437 4 An Associated Press analysis of households in the 10 biggest economies shows that families continue to spend cautiously and have pulled hundreds of billions of dollars out of stocks , cut borrowing for the first time in decades and poured money into savings and bonds that offer puny interest payments , often too low to keep up with inflation . 10 biggest economies What are these economies? 8 11 -437 4 An Associated Press analysis of households in the 10 biggest economies shows that families continue to spend cautiously and have pulled hundreds of billions of dollars out of stocks , cut borrowing for the first time in decades and poured money into savings and bonds that offer puny interest payments , often too low to keep up with inflation . households What kind of household? What's the general demographic? Students at university, two parents and two children, old aged homes? 5 6 -437 4 An Associated Press analysis of households in the 10 biggest economies shows that families continue to spend cautiously and have pulled hundreds of billions of dollars out of stocks , cut borrowing for the first time in decades and poured money into savings and bonds that offer puny interest payments , often too low to keep up with inflation . puny interest payments , Like what? 1%? 0.1%? \"As low as 0.5%\" would be good to know 47 51 -437 4 An Associated Press analysis of households in the 10 biggest economies shows that families continue to spend cautiously and have pulled hundreds of billions of dollars out of stocks , cut borrowing for the first time in decades and poured money into savings and bonds that offer puny interest payments , often too low to keep up with inflation . inflation Why does the analysis show that it is too low to keep up with inflation? 58 59 -437 4 An Associated Press analysis of households in the 10 biggest economies shows that families continue to spend cautiously and have pulled hundreds of billions of dollars out of stocks , cut borrowing for the first time in decades and poured money into savings and bonds that offer puny interest payments , often too low to keep up with inflation . puny interest why cant interest be higher? 47 49 -437 4 An Associated Press analysis of households in the 10 biggest economies shows that families continue to spend cautiously and have pulled hundreds of billions of dollars out of stocks , cut borrowing for the first time in decades and poured money into savings and bonds that offer puny interest payments , often too low to keep up with inflation . the 10 biggest economies What are the 10 biggest economies? 7 11 -437 5 " It doesn ' t take very much to destroy confidence , but it takes an awful lot to build it back , " says Ian Bright , senior economist at ING , a global bank based in Amsterdam . confidence confidence in the banks or confidence in world economy? 10 11 -437 5 " It doesn ' t take very much to destroy confidence , but it takes an awful lot to build it back , " says Ian Bright , senior economist at ING , a global bank based in Amsterdam . confidence , How do people control their confidence? 10 12 -438 1 PANAMA CITY - They ' ve been called " suicide mosquitoes , " dead - end bugs and even Frankenskeeters . called " suicide mosquitoes , " why are they called that? 7 13 -438 1 PANAMA CITY - They ' ve been called " suicide mosquitoes , " dead - end bugs and even Frankenskeeters . " suicide mosquitoes , " Why are they called that? 8 13 -438 1 PANAMA CITY - They ' ve been called " suicide mosquitoes , " dead - end bugs and even Frankenskeeters . " suicide Why have they been called \"suicide mosquitoes?\" 8 10 -438 2 They ' re gene - altered mosquitoes , and Panama is among a growing list of countries that are testing to see whether they have a place in the public health arsenal in the war against mosquito - borne diseases such as dengue fever . mosquito - borne diseases such as dengue fever how bad is dengue? 36 44 -438 2 They ' re gene - altered mosquitoes , and Panama is among a growing list of countries that are testing to see whether they have a place in the public health arsenal in the war against mosquito - borne diseases such as dengue fever . a growing list of countries What are the other countries? 12 17 -438 2 They ' re gene - altered mosquitoes , and Panama is among a growing list of countries that are testing to see whether they have a place in the public health arsenal in the war against mosquito - borne diseases such as dengue fever . dengue fever What is dengue fever? 42 44 -438 2 They ' re gene - altered mosquitoes , and Panama is among a growing list of countries that are testing to see whether they have a place in the public health arsenal in the war against mosquito - borne diseases such as dengue fever . mosquitoes , How were the genes of the mosquitoes altered? 6 8 -438 3 Dengue , which isn ' t well - known outside tropical regions , is on the rise worldwide , with outbreaks reported this year in Texas and Florida . well - known because it doesnt travel there? 6 9 -438 3 Dengue , which isn ' t well - known outside tropical regions , is on the rise worldwide , with outbreaks reported this year in Texas and Florida . with outbreaks reported How many outbreaks have been reported? 19 22 -438 3 Dengue , which isn ' t well - known outside tropical regions , is on the rise worldwide , with outbreaks reported this year in Texas and Florida . Dengue , What kind of effects does dengue fever have? 0 2 -438 3 Dengue , which isn ' t well - known outside tropical regions , is on the rise worldwide , with outbreaks reported this year in Texas and Florida . on the rise Why is dengue on the rise? 14 17 -438 4 The mosquito that carries the dengue virus has spread to 100 countries and potentially exposes 2 . 5 billion people to the excruciating disease , also known as bonebreak fever . bonebreak fever why is it called that? 28 30 -438 4 The mosquito that carries the dengue virus has spread to 100 countries and potentially exposes 2 . 5 billion people to the excruciating disease , also known as bonebreak fever . bonebreak fever What is bonebreak fever and how does it affect people? 28 30 -438 4 The mosquito that carries the dengue virus has spread to 100 countries and potentially exposes 2 . 5 billion people to the excruciating disease , also known as bonebreak fever . bonebreak Why is it called \"bonebreak fever?\" 28 29 -438 4 The mosquito that carries the dengue virus has spread to 100 countries and potentially exposes 2 . 5 billion people to the excruciating disease , also known as bonebreak fever . spread How do mosquitos spread out? 8 9 -438 5 Some 50 million to 100 million people contract dengue each year , of which about 25 , 000 die , the World Health Organization reports . 100 million people how so many? 4 7 -438 5 Some 50 million to 100 million people contract dengue each year , of which about 25 , 000 die , the World Health Organization reports . 25 , 000 Is there a vaccine for dengue? 15 18 -439 1 WASHINGTON - Up against one last deadline , Congress raced to pass legislation Wednesday avoiding a threatened national default and ending a 16 - day partial government shutdown along the strict terms set by President Barack Obama when the twin crises began . twin crises began How did the twin crises begin? 39 42 -439 1 WASHINGTON - Up against one last deadline , Congress raced to pass legislation Wednesday avoiding a threatened national default and ending a 16 - day partial government shutdown along the strict terms set by President Barack Obama when the twin crises began . 16 - day partial government shutdown Why does the government shut down for this long? 22 28 -439 1 WASHINGTON - Up against one last deadline , Congress raced to pass legislation Wednesday avoiding a threatened national default and ending a 16 - day partial government shutdown along the strict terms set by President Barack Obama when the twin crises began . the strict terms set by President Barack Obama What were the strict terms set by the president? 29 37 -439 2 " We fought the good fight . We just didn ' t win , " conceded House Speaker John Boehner as lawmakers lined up to vote on a bill that fell far short of Republican wishes . lined up to vote on a bill Why were they lining up to vote on this bill? 22 29 -439 2 " We fought the good fight . We just didn ' t win , " conceded House Speaker John Boehner as lawmakers lined up to vote on a bill that fell far short of Republican wishes . fell far short of Republican wishes What were the Republican wishes? 30 36 -439 2 " We fought the good fight . We just didn ' t win , " conceded House Speaker John Boehner as lawmakers lined up to vote on a bill that fell far short of Republican wishes . the good fight What was the fight? 3 6 -439 3 A Senate vote was set first on the legislation , which would permit the Treasury to borrow normally through Feb . 7 or perhaps a few weeks longer , and fund the government through Jan . 15 . Treasury to borrow Why were we needing to borrow money? 14 17 -439 3 A Senate vote was set first on the legislation , which would permit the Treasury to borrow normally through Feb . 7 or perhaps a few weeks longer , and fund the government through Jan . 15 . perhaps a few weeks longer , Did the bill not explicitly state when borrowing normally would end? 23 29 -439 4 More than two million federal workers - those who had remained on the job and those who had been furloughed - would be paid under the agreement . under the agreement . How would it be paid and under what agreement? 24 28 -439 5 Across the Capitol , members of the House marked time until their turn came to vote . marked time How did they mark time? 8 10 -439 5 Across the Capitol , members of the House marked time until their turn came to vote . vote What did they vote for? 15 16 -440 1 The digital domain is creeping off our desktops and onto our bodies , from music players that match your tunes to your heart beat to mood sweaters that change color depending on your emotional state . digital domain is What digital domain? 1 4 -440 2 There are even fitness bracelets , anklets and necklaces to track your calorie burning . track your calorie burning how do they track? 10 14 -440 3 At Chaotic Moon Studios , an Austin , Texas , mobile software firm , developers and engineers are working on a competitive product to Google ' s upcoming Google Glass - eyewear that can log onto the Internet . Chaotic Moon Studios , is it a new studio? 1 5 -440 3 At Chaotic Moon Studios , an Austin , Texas , mobile software firm , developers and engineers are working on a competitive product to Google ' s upcoming Google Glass - eyewear that can log onto the Internet . competitive product What is the competitive product? 21 23 -440 4 And they ' re designing other wearable projects for several other customers , from applications to full - blown products . full - blown products what type of products? 16 20 -440 4 And they ' re designing other wearable projects for several other customers , from applications to full - blown products . products What other types of products are being designed? 19 20 -440 4 And they ' re designing other wearable projects for several other customers , from applications to full - blown products . applications What applications will be used with the products? 14 15 -440 4 And they ' re designing other wearable projects for several other customers , from applications to full - blown products . designing other wearable projects What kind of other wearable projects? 4 8 -440 5 Chaotic Moon co - founder William " Whurley " Hurley said wearable technology will have as much of an impact as the smartphone revolution did a few years ago . " Whurley " is that a funny nickname? 6 9 -441 1 JOHANNESBURG - African countries dominate a new global index on slavery , with 38 of the 50 nations where the scourge is at its worst found on the continent . slavery , which race are the slaves? 10 12 -441 1 JOHANNESBURG - African countries dominate a new global index on slavery , with 38 of the 50 nations where the scourge is at its worst found on the continent . countries dominate a new global index on slavery , Why do so many African countries rank so high on the slavery index? 3 12 -441 1 JOHANNESBURG - African countries dominate a new global index on slavery , with 38 of the 50 nations where the scourge is at its worst found on the continent . African countries dominate Why is slavery so rampant in Africa? 2 5 -441 2 The Global Slavery Index , released Thursday , estimated that nearly 30 million people remain enslaved globally , millions of whom are in Africa . enslaved how did they estimate? 15 16 -441 2 The Global Slavery Index , released Thursday , estimated that nearly 30 million people remain enslaved globally , millions of whom are in Africa . The Global Slavery Index , How is the Global Slavery Index calculated? 0 5 -441 2 The Global Slavery Index , released Thursday , estimated that nearly 30 million people remain enslaved globally , millions of whom are in Africa . 30 million people remain enslaved globally Why is slavery still around? 11 17 -441 3 Mauritania has the poorest record , with some 150 , 000 people in a population of 3 . 8 million held captive , many of whom inherited their status from their parents . Mauritania which region of africa? 0 1 -441 3 Mauritania has the poorest record , with some 150 , 000 people in a population of 3 . 8 million held captive , many of whom inherited their status from their parents . inherited their status Why are the children enslaved, when they are born from enslaved parents? 26 29 -441 4 Other African countries with particularly high prevalence of slavery are located in West Africa : Benin , Ivory Coast , Gambia , Gabon and Senegal . particularly why is it worse in west africa? 4 5 -441 4 Other African countries with particularly high prevalence of slavery are located in West Africa : Benin , Ivory Coast , Gambia , Gabon and Senegal . located in West Africa : Why is it mostly prevalent in West Africa? 10 15 -442 1 BERLIN - A German newspaper columnist this week asked why people here were shocked by the American government stalemate that led to the recent shutdown . A German newspaper columnist Who is the newspaper columnist? 2 6 -442 1 BERLIN - A German newspaper columnist this week asked why people here were shocked by the American government stalemate that led to the recent shutdown . American government stalemate What is the American government stalemate? 16 19 -442 2 After all , they ' d seen it before : Republican insistence on scaling back the Affordable Care Act and the subsequent shutdown weren ' t so very different from German Chancellor Angela Merkel ' s austerity insistence for Greece , and the subsequent Greek cutback crisis . Merkel ' s austerity insistence for Greece , and the is she the president? 33 43 -442 2 After all , they ' d seen it before : Republican insistence on scaling back the Affordable Care Act and the subsequent shutdown weren ' t so very different from German Chancellor Angela Merkel ' s austerity insistence for Greece , and the subsequent Greek cutback crisis . Greek cutback crisis What was the Greek cutback crisis? 44 47 -442 2 After all , they ' d seen it before : Republican insistence on scaling back the Affordable Care Act and the subsequent shutdown weren ' t so very different from German Chancellor Angela Merkel ' s austerity insistence for Greece , and the subsequent Greek cutback crisis . insistence Why is Merkel insisting on austerity 11 12 -442 3 While it was only one column in one newspaper , it did nicely sum up how much of the world seemed to be seeing the United States during the budget impasse : as both dysfunctional ( Greece ) and authoritarian ( Germany ) . one column in one newspaper , What is the newspaper? 4 10 -442 3 While it was only one column in one newspaper , it did nicely sum up how much of the world seemed to be seeing the United States during the budget impasse : as both dysfunctional ( Greece ) and authoritarian ( Germany ) . as both dysfunctional ( Greece ) What makes the Greek government dysfunctional? 32 38 -442 3 While it was only one column in one newspaper , it did nicely sum up how much of the world seemed to be seeing the United States during the budget impasse : as both dysfunctional ( Greece ) and authoritarian ( Germany ) . authoritarian ( Germany ) What makes the German government authoritarian? 39 43 -442 4 No one was amused , however . The United States , after all , is not a bit player on the international stage like Greece . bit is this a typo? 17 18 -442 5 It is the unquestioned global leader . It is whos questioning it? 0 2 -442 5 It is the unquestioned global leader . unquestioned Who determined that the US is the unquestioned leader? 3 4 -443 1 Albert Einstein had a colossal corpus callosum . corpus callosum What is a corpus callosum? 5 7 -443 1 Albert Einstein had a colossal corpus callosum . corpus callosum WHAT IS CORPUS CALLOSUM? 5 7 -443 1 Albert Einstein had a colossal corpus callosum . colossal corpus callosum What is a colossal corpus callosum? 4 7 -443 2 And when it comes to this particular piece of neural real estate , it ' s pretty clear that size matters . pretty clear that size matters Does size make a difference in other portions of the brain? 16 21 -443 2 And when it comes to this particular piece of neural real estate , it ' s pretty clear that size matters . piece of neural real estate , MEANING WHAT? 7 13 -443 2 And when it comes to this particular piece of neural real estate , it ' s pretty clear that size matters . size how much does it matter? 19 20 -443 3 The corpus callosum carries electrical signals between the brain ' s right hemisphere and its left . right hemisphere and its left How does one hemisphere differ from the other? 11 16 -443 3 The corpus callosum carries electrical signals between the brain ' s right hemisphere and its left . corpus callosum WHAT IS CORPUS CALLOSUM? 1 3 -443 4 Stretching nearly the full length of the brain from behind the forehead to the nape of the neck , the corpus callosum is the dense network of neural fibers that make brain regions with very different functions work together . nape of the neck , the brain is in the neck? 14 19 -443 5 Chances are , that brawny bundle of white matter cleaving the Swiss physicist ' s brain from front to back is part of what made Einstein ' s mind so phenomenally creative , according to researchers who have been studying the organ of the man whose name has become synonymous with genius . brawny bundle of white matter Can this possibly be improved through genetic augmentation? 4 9 -443 5 Chances are , that brawny bundle of white matter cleaving the Swiss physicist ' s brain from front to back is part of what made Einstein ' s mind so phenomenally creative , according to researchers who have been studying the organ of the man whose name has become synonymous with genius . researchers which researchers? 35 36 -443 5 Chances are , that brawny bundle of white matter cleaving the Swiss physicist ' s brain from front to back is part of what made Einstein ' s mind so phenomenally creative , according to researchers who have been studying the organ of the man whose name has become synonymous with genius . synonymous with genius is that why hes smart? 49 52 -444 1 Miami Shores , Fla . , tech consultant Rudo Boothe , age 33 , attributes his professional success - anyone ' s professional success , actually - to having learned to read and perform basic math at age 4 . professional success Why Rudo Boothe is regarded professionally successful? 16 18 -444 1 Miami Shores , Fla . , tech consultant Rudo Boothe , age 33 , attributes his professional success - anyone ' s professional success , actually - to having learned to read and perform basic math at age 4 . consultant For what company? 7 8 -444 2 So now with his own 19 - month - old daughter , he makes sure to introduce those educational concepts at every turn . introduce those educational concepts Isn't it pressurizing his own daughter in such little age? 16 20 -444 2 So now with his own 19 - month - old daughter , he makes sure to introduce those educational concepts at every turn . introduce those educational concepts How does Boothe introduce educational concepts to his daughter? 16 20 -444 3 From putting cans of tomato sauce in the supermarket cart to the backward countdown of the microwave timer , the duo these days is heavy into shapes and word - association . duo How this duo related in word assocciation? 20 21 -444 4 " My attempt is to make numbers very important , " Boothe said . attempt is to make numbers very important , " Why is numbering important? 2 11 -444 4 " My attempt is to make numbers very important , " Boothe said . numbers very important , " In what ways is reading incorporated in this? 6 11 -444 5 " Greatness is the objective . To be phenomenal at age 7 " . To be phenomenal at age 7 " How can being phenomenal at age 7 be measured? 6 13 -444 5 " Greatness is the objective . To be phenomenal at age 7 " . phenomenal In what sense? Mathematically? 8 9 -445 1 WASHINGTON - When geophysicist H . Jay Melosh attended a meeting of U . S . and ex - Soviet nuclear weapons designers in May 1995 , he was surprised by how eager the Cold Warriors were to work together against an unlikely but dangerous extraterrestrial threat : asteroids on a collision course with Earth . asteroids on a collision course with Earth What made them decide this was important to collaborate on? 48 55 -445 1 WASHINGTON - When geophysicist H . Jay Melosh attended a meeting of U . S . and ex - Soviet nuclear weapons designers in May 1995 , he was surprised by how eager the Cold Warriors were to work together against an unlikely but dangerous extraterrestrial threat : asteroids on a collision course with Earth . ex - Soviet nuclear weapons designers Why did the U.S choose, out of all people, ex-Soviet nuclear weapon designers to stop a asteroid from having a collision with Earth? 17 23 -445 1 WASHINGTON - When geophysicist H . Jay Melosh attended a meeting of U . S . and ex - Soviet nuclear weapons designers in May 1995 , he was surprised by how eager the Cold Warriors were to work together against an unlikely but dangerous extraterrestrial threat : asteroids on a collision course with Earth . attended a meeting Who hosts these types of meetings? 8 11 -445 1 WASHINGTON - When geophysicist H . Jay Melosh attended a meeting of U . S . and ex - Soviet nuclear weapons designers in May 1995 , he was surprised by how eager the Cold Warriors were to work together against an unlikely but dangerous extraterrestrial threat : asteroids on a collision course with Earth . asteroids on a collision course with Earth I wonder how safe it is to use nuclear weapons on asteroids headed towards earth? 48 55 -445 1 WASHINGTON - When geophysicist H . Jay Melosh attended a meeting of U . S . and ex - Soviet nuclear weapons designers in May 1995 , he was surprised by how eager the Cold Warriors were to work together against an unlikely but dangerous extraterrestrial threat : asteroids on a collision course with Earth . surprised Why was he surprised? 29 30 -445 2 After Edward Teller , the father of the hydrogen bomb , urged others meeting at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California to consider building and orbiting huge , new nuclear weapons for planetary protection , some top Russian weapons experts lent their support . orbiting huge , new nuclear weapons Why did they think this would be effective against asteroids? 26 32 -445 2 After Edward Teller , the father of the hydrogen bomb , urged others meeting at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California to consider building and orbiting huge , new nuclear weapons for planetary protection , some top Russian weapons experts lent their support . hydrogen bomb , What's a hydrogen bomb? 8 11 -445 2 After Edward Teller , the father of the hydrogen bomb , urged others meeting at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California to consider building and orbiting huge , new nuclear weapons for planetary protection , some top Russian weapons experts lent their support . father of the hydrogen bomb , I wonder how long after the Manhattan project the hydrogen bomb was developed? 5 11 -445 2 After Edward Teller , the father of the hydrogen bomb , urged others meeting at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California to consider building and orbiting huge , new nuclear weapons for planetary protection , some top Russian weapons experts lent their support . Russian weapons experts who are they? 38 41 -445 3 " It was a really bizarre thing to see that these weapons designers were willing to work together - to build the biggest bombs ever , " said Melosh , an expert in space impacts who has an asteroid named after him . has an asteroid named after him How does one get an asteroid named after them? 36 42 -445 3 " It was a really bizarre thing to see that these weapons designers were willing to work together - to build the biggest bombs ever , " said Melosh , an expert in space impacts who has an asteroid named after him . willing to work together Is this just theoretical work or are they building something? 14 18 -445 4 Ever since , he has been pushing back against scientists who still support the nuclear option , arguing that a non - nuclear solution - diverting asteroids by hitting them with battering rams - is both possible and far less dangerous . hitting them with battering rams How would this work in practice? 28 33 -445 4 Ever since , he has been pushing back against scientists who still support the nuclear option , arguing that a non - nuclear solution - diverting asteroids by hitting them with battering rams - is both possible and far less dangerous . possible and far less dangerous If it's possible and less dangerous, why haven't they done that instead of the nuclear option? 36 41 -445 4 Ever since , he has been pushing back against scientists who still support the nuclear option , arguing that a non - nuclear solution - diverting asteroids by hitting them with battering rams - is both possible and far less dangerous . battering rams hit in space? 31 33 -445 5 But Melosh ' s campaign suffered a setback last month when Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz signed an agreement with Russia that could open the door to new collaboration between nuclear weapons scientists in everything from plutonium - fueled reactors to lasers and explosives research . signed an agreement with Russia Why did they decide to come to this agreement? 15 20 -445 5 But Melosh ' s campaign suffered a setback last month when Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz signed an agreement with Russia that could open the door to new collaboration between nuclear weapons scientists in everything from plutonium - fueled reactors to lasers and explosives research . plutonium - fueled What is plutonium-flued? 35 38 -445 5 But Melosh ' s campaign suffered a setback last month when Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz signed an agreement with Russia that could open the door to new collaboration between nuclear weapons scientists in everything from plutonium - fueled reactors to lasers and explosives research . campaign What type of campaign is he running? 4 5 -445 5 But Melosh ' s campaign suffered a setback last month when Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz signed an agreement with Russia that could open the door to new collaboration between nuclear weapons scientists in everything from plutonium - fueled reactors to lasers and explosives research . signed an agreement What was the agreement? 15 18 -445 5 But Melosh ' s campaign suffered a setback last month when Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz signed an agreement with Russia that could open the door to new collaboration between nuclear weapons scientists in everything from plutonium - fueled reactors to lasers and explosives research . explosives research who is researching? 42 44 -446 1 DETROIT - General Motors is adding a twist to the fight for supremacy in the red - hot U . S . pickup truck market : It ' s raising prices . adding a twist How does GM plan to add a twist to the fight for supremacy? 5 8 -446 1 DETROIT - General Motors is adding a twist to the fight for supremacy in the red - hot U . S . pickup truck market : It ' s raising prices . It ' s raising prices What is their reason for the raising of prices? 26 31 -446 1 DETROIT - General Motors is adding a twist to the fight for supremacy in the red - hot U . S . pickup truck market : It ' s raising prices . It ' s raising prices . Why is GM raising prices? 26 32 -446 1 DETROIT - General Motors is adding a twist to the fight for supremacy in the red - hot U . S . pickup truck market : It ' s raising prices . adding a twist what is the twist 5 8 -446 2 GM is adding almost $ 2 , 100 to the sticker price of the base 2014 Chevrolet Silverado . adding almost $ 2 , 100 Why are they adding almost $2,100 to the sticker price? 2 8 -446 2 GM is adding almost $ 2 , 100 to the sticker price of the base 2014 Chevrolet Silverado . GM is adding almost $ 2 , 100 Is there a reason GM is making it more expensive? Has the 2014 Chevrolet Silverado changed at all? 0 8 -446 2 GM is adding almost $ 2 , 100 to the sticker price of the base 2014 Chevrolet Silverado . $ 2 , 100 to the sticker price Why are they adding $2,100 to the sticker price? 4 12 -446 2 GM is adding almost $ 2 , 100 to the sticker price of the base 2014 Chevrolet Silverado . the sticker price What is the sticker price of the vehicle? 9 12 -446 3 That ' s 8 . 5 percent above the price when the truck hit showrooms in the spring . the truck What type of truck? 11 13 -446 3 That ' s 8 . 5 percent above the price when the truck hit showrooms in the spring . 8 . 5 percent above the price What was the original price of the truck back in spring? 3 10 -446 4 Other versions of the Silverado , as well as the GMC Sierra , will see similar percentage increases . Other versions of the Silverado , What are the other versions of the Silverado that will see similar increases in percentage? 0 6 -446 4 Other versions of the Silverado , as well as the GMC Sierra , will see similar percentage increases . similar percentage increases . Why is this happening across the market? 15 19 -447 1 LONDON - A British scientist says he may have solved the mystery of the Abominable Snowman - the elusive ape - like creature of the Himalayas . solved the mystery How did he solve the mystery? 9 12 -447 1 LONDON - A British scientist says he may have solved the mystery of the Abominable Snowman - the elusive ape - like creature of the Himalayas . Abominable Snowman who is that? 14 16 -447 1 LONDON - A British scientist says he may have solved the mystery of the Abominable Snowman - the elusive ape - like creature of the Himalayas . ape - like creature Is this a real animal or a myth? 19 23 -447 3 Sykes compared DNA from hair samples taken from two Himalayan animals - identified by local people as Yetis - to a database of animal genomes . compared DNA Where did Sykes get DNA to compare with the Himalayan animals? 1 3 -447 3 Sykes compared DNA from hair samples taken from two Himalayan animals - identified by local people as Yetis - to a database of animal genomes . DNA from hair samples how did they do this? 2 6 -447 4 He found they shared a genetic fingerprint with a polar bear jawbone found in the Norwegian Arctic that is at least 40 , 000 years old . polar bear jawbone found in the Norwegian Arctic Does it not match a modern polar bears jawbone, indicating they are genetically different? 9 17 -447 5 Sykes said Thursday that the tests showed the creatures were not related to modern Himalayan bears but were direct descendants of the prehistoric animal . tests What tests is he referring to? 5 6 -447 5 Sykes said Thursday that the tests showed the creatures were not related to modern Himalayan bears but were direct descendants of the prehistoric animal . creatures What creatures? 8 9 -447 5 Sykes said Thursday that the tests showed the creatures were not related to modern Himalayan bears but were direct descendants of the prehistoric animal . Thursday which thursday? 2 3 -447 5 Sykes said Thursday that the tests showed the creatures were not related to modern Himalayan bears but were direct descendants of the prehistoric animal . direct descendants of the prehistoric animal How can a prehistoric population stay alive that long? 18 24 -448 1 Oreos may be as addictive as cocaine - to lab rats , anyway . addictive Why is the addiction caused from Oreos? 4 5 -448 1 Oreos may be as addictive as cocaine - to lab rats , anyway . to lab rats , Why are lab rats eating oreos? 8 12 -448 1 Oreos may be as addictive as cocaine - to lab rats , anyway . Oreos may be as addictive as cocaine Who is reporting this information? 0 7 -448 2 That ' s according to new research from Connecticut College that compared rats ' reactions to the sandwich cookies and to drugs . new research What department at Connecticut College is doing this research? 5 7 -448 2 That ' s according to new research from Connecticut College that compared rats ' reactions to the sandwich cookies and to drugs . and to drugs Were the rats fed drugs? 19 22 -448 3 In a study designed to consider the potential addictiveness of foods with high fat and sugar content , Connecticut College Professor Joseph Schroeder and his students found eating the cookies activated more neurons in the brain ' s " pleasure center " than exposure to cocaine or morphine . neurons What caused these neurons to be activated in the pleasure center? 32 33 -448 3 In a study designed to consider the potential addictiveness of foods with high fat and sugar content , Connecticut College Professor Joseph Schroeder and his students found eating the cookies activated more neurons in the brain ' s " pleasure center " than exposure to cocaine or morphine . study Who is this study intended for? 2 3 -448 3 In a study designed to consider the potential addictiveness of foods with high fat and sugar content , Connecticut College Professor Joseph Schroeder and his students found eating the cookies activated more neurons in the brain ' s " pleasure center " than exposure to cocaine or morphine . activated more neurons How much more neurons? 30 33 -448 4 They also found that the association rats formed between Oreos and a feeding chamber were as strong as associations to places where drugs were dispensed . associations Why were these associations formed? 18 19 -448 4 They also found that the association rats formed between Oreos and a feeding chamber were as strong as associations to places where drugs were dispensed . drugs were dispensed Where were drugs dispensed? 22 25 -448 5 " Our research supports the theory that high - fat , high - sugar foods stimulate the brain in the same way that drugs do , " Schroeder said . drugs How and what kind of drugs? Just cocaine? 23 24 -448 5 " Our research supports the theory that high - fat , high - sugar foods stimulate the brain in the same way that drugs do , " Schroeder said . the theory Where does the original theory come from? 4 6 -449 1 WASHINGTON - The Freer Gallery of Art in Washington hopes to save Asian artworks for future generations . Asian artworks What type of Asian artworks? 12 14 -449 1 WASHINGTON - The Freer Gallery of Art in Washington hopes to save Asian artworks for future generations . save What will they do to save it? 11 12 -449 1 WASHINGTON - The Freer Gallery of Art in Washington hopes to save Asian artworks for future generations . save Asian artworks How is the Freer Gallery saving Asian artworks? 11 14 -449 2 But first , it has to save Grace Jan ' s job . Grace Jan ' s Who is Grace Jan and why is she losing her job? 7 11 -449 2 But first , it has to save Grace Jan ' s job . Grace Jan ' s who is she? 7 11 -449 2 But first , it has to save Grace Jan ' s job . Grace Jan ' s job What is significant about Grace Jan's job? 7 12 -449 2 But first , it has to save Grace Jan ' s job . Grace Jan ' s job What is Grace Jan's job? 7 12 -449 3 Jan is the assistant Chinese - painting conservator in the museum ' s Chinese Painting Conservation Program . conservator What does a conservator of painting do? 7 8 -449 4 A lack of funding imperils her position . funding What does the funding go to instead? 3 4 -449 4 A lack of funding imperils her position . imperils does she need money? 4 5 -449 5 The museum wants to see Jan develop into a senior Chinese - painting conservator , like her colleague Gu Xiang - mei . senior What are the main differences between the senior and the assistant conservator? 9 10 -449 5 The museum wants to see Jan develop into a senior Chinese - painting conservator , like her colleague Gu Xiang - mei . Gu Xiang - mei who is she? 18 22 -449 5 The museum wants to see Jan develop into a senior Chinese - painting conservator , like her colleague Gu Xiang - mei . Chinese - painting conservator , What is a painting conservator's primary function? 10 15 -450 1 VATICAN CITY - The Vatican served tea and cucumber sandwiches Tuesday as it launched its first cricket club , an initiative aimed at forging ties with teams of other faiths . Tuesday what was Tuesdays date? 10 11 -450 1 VATICAN CITY - The Vatican served tea and cucumber sandwiches Tuesday as it launched its first cricket club , an initiative aimed at forging ties with teams of other faiths . forging ties with teams of other faiths Why are they trying to forge ties with teams of other faiths? 23 30 -450 1 VATICAN CITY - The Vatican served tea and cucumber sandwiches Tuesday as it launched its first cricket club , an initiative aimed at forging ties with teams of other faiths . tea and cucumber sandwiches is that a common food? 6 10 -450 1 VATICAN CITY - The Vatican served tea and cucumber sandwiches Tuesday as it launched its first cricket club , an initiative aimed at forging ties with teams of other faiths . forging ties with teams of other faiths . Which older faiths? 23 31 -450 2 No , Pope Francis isn ' t taking up the sport long associated with manicured grounds and English nobility ; the soccer - mad " slum pope " still prefers the lower - brow sport of his beloved San Lorenzo club . San Lorenzo club what is the san lorenzo club? 38 41 -450 2 No , Pope Francis isn ' t taking up the sport long associated with manicured grounds and English nobility ; the soccer - mad " slum pope " still prefers the lower - brow sport of his beloved San Lorenzo club . still prefers the lower - brow sport Why does he prefer soccer to cricket? 28 35 -450 2 No , Pope Francis isn ' t taking up the sport long associated with manicured grounds and English nobility ; the soccer - mad " slum pope " still prefers the lower - brow sport of his beloved San Lorenzo club . " slum pope " is that his nickname? 24 28 -450 2 No , Pope Francis isn ' t taking up the sport long associated with manicured grounds and English nobility ; the soccer - mad " slum pope " still prefers the lower - brow sport of his beloved San Lorenzo club . " slum pope " Why is Pope Francis called the \"slum pope\"? 24 28 -450 3 But he and the Vatican have long championed sports as good for mind , body and soul , and the cricket club is the latest initiative of the Vatican ' s culture ministry to use sports to engage in dialogue with the contemporary world . culture ministry what is the culture ministry? 31 33 -450 5 He said the aim is to boost interfaith dialogue , given cricket ' s immense popularity in largely non - Catholic India , Pakistan and Bangladesh . interfaith dialogue , religion in the sport? 7 10 -451 1 GROVELAND , Calif . - The Rim fire that scorched a huge swath of Sierra Nevada forests also severely altered the habitat that is home to several of California ' s rarest animals : the great gray owl , the Sierra Nevada red fox and the Pacific fisher . huge swath Why did it go uncontrolled to the point that it caused this much damage? 11 13 -451 1 GROVELAND , Calif . - The Rim fire that scorched a huge swath of Sierra Nevada forests also severely altered the habitat that is home to several of California ' s rarest animals : the great gray owl , the Sierra Nevada red fox and the Pacific fisher . scorched What caused the scorch? 9 10 -451 1 GROVELAND , Calif . - The Rim fire that scorched a huge swath of Sierra Nevada forests also severely altered the habitat that is home to several of California ' s rarest animals : the great gray owl , the Sierra Nevada red fox and the Pacific fisher . severely altered How was their habitat altered? What is the result to the animals? 18 20 -451 1 GROVELAND , Calif . - The Rim fire that scorched a huge swath of Sierra Nevada forests also severely altered the habitat that is home to several of California ' s rarest animals : the great gray owl , the Sierra Nevada red fox and the Pacific fisher . rarest animals : How rare are the animals? 31 34 -451 2 The fire burned 257 , 000 acres of High Sierra wilderness straddling the Stanislaus National Forest and Yosemite National Park that harbors a geographically isolated and genetically distinct clan of roughly 200 great gray owls . fire burned How did the fire start? 1 3 -451 2 The fire burned 257 , 000 acres of High Sierra wilderness straddling the Stanislaus National Forest and Yosemite National Park that harbors a geographically isolated and genetically distinct clan of roughly 200 great gray owls . harbors Why does this particular area harbor these rare owls? 21 22 -451 2 The fire burned 257 , 000 acres of High Sierra wilderness straddling the Stanislaus National Forest and Yosemite National Park that harbors a geographically isolated and genetically distinct clan of roughly 200 great gray owls . geographically isolated Why are they isolated to this area? 23 25 -451 2 The fire burned 257 , 000 acres of High Sierra wilderness straddling the Stanislaus National Forest and Yosemite National Park that harbors a geographically isolated and genetically distinct clan of roughly 200 great gray owls . fire burned 257 , 000 acres What started the fire? 1 7 -451 3 The blaze also came within 12 miles of 10 breeding pairs of the subspecies of red fox clinging to survival in the cold , steep slopes above the tree line , raising fears they could have been eaten by coyotes trying to escape the smoke and flames . 12 miles of 10 breeding pairs How do they know specifically where these foxes are? 5 11 -451 3 The blaze also came within 12 miles of 10 breeding pairs of the subspecies of red fox clinging to survival in the cold , steep slopes above the tree line , raising fears they could have been eaten by coyotes trying to escape the smoke and flames . cold , The red fox usually lives in and tolerates the cold? 22 24 -451 3 The blaze also came within 12 miles of 10 breeding pairs of the subspecies of red fox clinging to survival in the cold , steep slopes above the tree line , raising fears they could have been eaten by coyotes trying to escape the smoke and flames . 10 breeding pairs Were there any pups in the breeding pairs? 8 11 -451 4 The existence of the foxes , which were thought to have been wiped out in the 1920s , was confirmed in 2010 . was confirmed in 2010 . Who was the existence of the foxes confirmed by? 18 23 -451 4 The existence of the foxes , which were thought to have been wiped out in the 1920s , was confirmed in 2010 . existence of the foxes , How did they go undetected for so long? 1 6 -451 4 The existence of the foxes , which were thought to have been wiped out in the 1920s , was confirmed in 2010 . were thought to have been wiped out in the 1920s , Why were they thought to have been wiped out? 7 18 -451 4 The existence of the foxes , which were thought to have been wiped out in the 1920s , was confirmed in 2010 . confirmed Who confirmed this? 19 20 -451 4 The existence of the foxes , which were thought to have been wiped out in the 1920s , was confirmed in 2010 . wiped out What caused the foxes to become endangered? 12 14 -451 5 They are currently under consideration for listing under the federal Endangered Species Act . federal Endangered Species Act what is the federal endangered species act 9 13 -451 5 They are currently under consideration for listing under the federal Endangered Species Act . under consideration Who is considering this? 3 5 -451 5 They are currently under consideration for listing under the federal Endangered Species Act . federal Endangered Species Act When was this act enacted? 9 13 -451 5 They are currently under consideration for listing under the federal Endangered Species Act . under consideration Why haven't the foxes already been listed as endangered? 3 5 -452 1 POWELL , Wyo . - The autumn moon has taken its seat low in the evening sky as the cars arrive at Wyoming ' s last drive - in theater . cars arrive Why are they arriving at the theatre? 19 21 -452 1 POWELL , Wyo . - The autumn moon has taken its seat low in the evening sky as the cars arrive at Wyoming ' s last drive - in theater . drive - in theater why did they disappear? 26 30 -452 2 Pokey Heny stands ready to indulge in another night of small - town sociability . small - town sociability What are they going to do?\n 10 14 -452 2 Pokey Heny stands ready to indulge in another night of small - town sociability . Pokey Heny who is he? 0 2 -452 3 At 52 , the owner of the American Dream Drive - in leans out the snack bar door to collect a $ 15 per - vehicle entry fee . $ 15 per - vehicle entry fee IS IT EXPENSIVE? 21 28 -452 5 Then a single mother and daughter roll up in an aging pickup . aging pickup is it rusty? 10 12 -453 1 LOS ANGELES - On a soggy Granada Hills field , eight platoons stand at attention , poised to salute the American flag as it rises toward a cloudy morning sky . Granada Hills field , Where is Granada Hills field? 6 10 -453 2 The bugler lifts the brass instrument to his mouth and waits . waits What's the bugler waiting for? 10 11 -453 2 The bugler lifts the brass instrument to his mouth and waits . brass instrument What brass instrument? 4 6 -453 3 A short delay betrays the illusion , but then a recording of " Reveille " blares out from stereo speakers as the flag moves up the pole . " Reveille " What does Reveille mean? 12 15 -453 3 A short delay betrays the illusion , but then a recording of " Reveille " blares out from stereo speakers as the flag moves up the pole . A short delay A delay for what? 0 3 -453 5 " I ' m taking lessons , " Jesiah Samora says . Jesiah Samora Is Jesiah Samora the bugler? 8 10 -454 1 WICHITA , Kan . - To steal huge shipments of valuable cargo , thieves are turning to a deceptively simple tactic : They pose as truckers , load the freight onto their own tractor - trailers and drive away with it . To steal huge shipments of valuable cargo , What is the valuable cargo? 5 13 -454 1 WICHITA , Kan . - To steal huge shipments of valuable cargo , thieves are turning to a deceptively simple tactic : They pose as truckers , load the freight onto their own tractor - trailers and drive away with it . They pose as truckers , How are thieves posing as truckers? 22 27 -454 1 WICHITA , Kan . - To steal huge shipments of valuable cargo , thieves are turning to a deceptively simple tactic : They pose as truckers , load the freight onto their own tractor - trailers and drive away with it . tractor - trailers and drive away with it do they check id? 33 41 -454 1 WICHITA , Kan . - To steal huge shipments of valuable cargo , thieves are turning to a deceptively simple tactic : They pose as truckers , load the freight onto their own tractor - trailers and drive away with it . valuable cargo , What types of valuable cargo are the thieves stealing? 10 13 -454 2 It ' s an increasingly common form of commercial identity theft that has allowed con men to make off each year with millions of dollars in merchandise , often food and beverages . allowed con men to make off each year How have the con men managed to make off with money? 13 21 -454 3 And experts say the practice is growing so rapidly that it will soon become the most common way to steal freight . And experts say Who are the experts? 0 3 -454 3 And experts say the practice is growing so rapidly that it will soon become the most common way to steal freight . growing so rapidly Why is the theft growing so rapidly? 6 9 -454 4 A generation ago , thieves simply stole loaded trucks out of parking lots . stole loaded trucks with guns? 6 9 -454 5 But the industry ' s widening use of GPS devices , high - tech locks and other advanced security measures have pushed criminals to adopt new hoaxes . pushed criminals to adopt new hoaxes What new methods have criminal adopted? 21 27 -455 1 As temperatures drop and the economy sputters along , many Americans aren ' t exactly in the mood to get their ghoul on this Halloween . economy sputters along , Why is the economy sputtering along? 5 9 -455 1 As temperatures drop and the economy sputters along , many Americans aren ' t exactly in the mood to get their ghoul on this Halloween . aren ' t exactly in the mood Why aren't Americans in the mood? 11 18 -455 1 As temperatures drop and the economy sputters along , many Americans aren ' t exactly in the mood to get their ghoul on this Halloween . economy sputters why is it sputtering? 5 7 -455 2 Anna Harris of St . Paul , Minn . , is among those cutting back this Halloween . cutting back this Halloween Why is there a cut back this Halloween? 13 17 -455 2 Anna Harris of St . Paul , Minn . , is among those cutting back this Halloween . cutting back why is she cutting back? 13 15 -455 3 " Because I have less money , " she explained . " Because I have less money , " Why does she have less money? 0 8 -455 4 Still , Harris plans on celebrating by dressing up as Catwoman for two parties . Catwoman Why is she dressing up as Catwoman? 10 11 -455 4 Still , Harris plans on celebrating by dressing up as Catwoman for two parties . two parties Are these work parties? 12 14 -455 4 Still , Harris plans on celebrating by dressing up as Catwoman for two parties . Catwoman for two so she is still celebrating? 10 13 -455 5 At the St . Paul Wal - Mart store last week , she debated between a black - satin sequined cat mask vs . a leopard - festooned mask ( with matching kitty tail ) . she debated Which one did she choose? 12 14 -456 1 FORT CHIPEWYAN , Canada - In the Cree language , the word " athabasca " means " a place where grass is everywhere " . " athabasca " what is this word? 12 15 -456 1 FORT CHIPEWYAN , Canada - In the Cree language , the word " athabasca " means " a place where grass is everywhere " . Cree What does Cree mean? 7 8 -456 1 FORT CHIPEWYAN , Canada - In the Cree language , the word " athabasca " means " a place where grass is everywhere " . Cree language , Who are the Cree? 7 10 -456 2 Here in Alberta , the Athabasca River slices through forests of spruce and birch before spilling into a vast freshwater delta and Lake Athabasca . Athabasca River slices through forests of spruce How long is the Athabasca River? 5 12 -456 3 But 100 miles upstream , the boreal forest has been peeled back by enormous strip mines , where massive shovels pick up 100 tons of earth at a time and dump it into yellow trucks as big as houses . boreal forest what is a boreal forest? 6 8 -456 3 But 100 miles upstream , the boreal forest has been peeled back by enormous strip mines , where massive shovels pick up 100 tons of earth at a time and dump it into yellow trucks as big as houses . massive Why are they digging through the forest? 18 19 -456 3 But 100 miles upstream , the boreal forest has been peeled back by enormous strip mines , where massive shovels pick up 100 tons of earth at a time and dump it into yellow trucks as big as houses . enormous strip mines , What corporations own these strip mines? 13 17 -456 4 The tarry bitumen that is extracted is eventually shipped to refineries , many in the United States , to be processed into gasoline , diesel and other fuels . tarry bitumen is this a flower? 1 3 -456 4 The tarry bitumen that is extracted is eventually shipped to refineries , many in the United States , to be processed into gasoline , diesel and other fuels . tarry How did they know that tarry bitumen can be found there? 1 2 -456 4 The tarry bitumen that is extracted is eventually shipped to refineries , many in the United States , to be processed into gasoline , diesel and other fuels . tarry bitumen Is tarry bitumen similar to shale oil? 1 3 -456 5 But the leftover polluted slurry remains in miles - long impoundments , some high above the banks of the river . impoundments , what is an impoundment? 10 12 -456 5 But the leftover polluted slurry remains in miles - long impoundments , some high above the banks of the river . leftover Why didn't they clean up after themselves? 2 3 -456 5 But the leftover polluted slurry remains in miles - long impoundments , some high above the banks of the river . leftover polluted slurry How can this pollution be dealt with? 2 5 -457 1 The usual scenario involves suspicious glances , inattentive clerks or rude service - not handcuffs . usual scenario what is the usual scenario 1 3 -457 1 The usual scenario involves suspicious glances , inattentive clerks or rude service - not handcuffs . usual What usual scenario? 1 2 -457 2 Yet when a black teen said he was wrongly jailed after buying a $ 350 belt at a Manhattan luxury store , it struck a nerve in African - Americans accustomed to finding that their money is not necessarily as good as everyone else ' s . at a Manhattan luxury store , Which Manhattan luxury store? 16 22 -457 2 Yet when a black teen said he was wrongly jailed after buying a $ 350 belt at a Manhattan luxury store , it struck a nerve in African - Americans accustomed to finding that their money is not necessarily as good as everyone else ' s . good as everyone else ' s Does this refer to money not being able to buy as much, or being searched by police? 40 46 -457 2 Yet when a black teen said he was wrongly jailed after buying a $ 350 belt at a Manhattan luxury store , it struck a nerve in African - Americans accustomed to finding that their money is not necessarily as good as everyone else ' s . wrongly How was he \"wrongly jailed\" after he bought an item? 8 9 -457 3 Shopping while black , they say , can be a humiliating experience . humiliating experience What makes it humiliating the most? 10 12 -457 3 Shopping while black , they say , can be a humiliating experience . humiliating How can it be humiliating? 10 11 -457 4 Much attention has been paid to the issue over the years - Oprah Winfrey complained that a Swiss clerk did not think she could afford a $ 38 , 000 handbag , and even President Barack Obama has said he was once followed in stores . not How did Oprah Winfrey know that the Swiss clerk believed that Oprah could not afford an expensive handbag? 20 21 -457 5 But according to shoppers interviewed Monday , many people don ' t recognize how prevalent retail discrimination is , and how the consistent stream of small insults adds up to a large problem . large problem what is the large problem? 31 33 -457 5 But according to shoppers interviewed Monday , many people don ' t recognize how prevalent retail discrimination is , and how the consistent stream of small insults adds up to a large problem . consistent What do these \"consistent stream of small insults\" consist of? 22 23 -458 1 SAN FRANCISCO - Happily hunched over his iPad , Britain ' s most celebrated living artist David Hockney is pioneering in the art world again , turning his index finger into a paintbrush that he uses to swipe across a touch screen to create vibrant landscapes , colorful forests and richly layered scenes . pioneering in the art world again , How was he a pioneer in the past? 19 26 -458 1 SAN FRANCISCO - Happily hunched over his iPad , Britain ' s most celebrated living artist David Hockney is pioneering in the art world again , turning his index finger into a paintbrush that he uses to swipe across a touch screen to create vibrant landscapes , colorful forests and richly layered scenes . Britain ' s most celebrated living artist Why is he Britain's most celebrated living artist? 9 16 -458 2 " It ' s a very new medium , " said Hockney . medium , " what medium is it? 7 10 -458 2 " It ' s a very new medium , " said Hockney . very new how new is it? 5 7 -458 2 " It ' s a very new medium , " said Hockney . very new When did the medium come to existence? 5 7 -458 3 So new , in fact , he wasn ' t sure what he was creating until he began printing his digital images a few years ago . digital images how did he print? 20 22 -458 4 " I was pretty amazed by them actually , " he said , laughing . laughing why was he laughing? 13 14 -458 4 " I was pretty amazed by them actually , " he said , laughing . amazed Why was he amazed? 4 5 -458 5 " I ' m still amazed " . A new exhibit of Hockney ' s work , including about 150 iPad images , opened Saturday in the de Young Museum in Golden Gate Park , just a short trip for Silicon Valley techies who created both the hardware and software for this 21st - century reinvention of finger - painting . including about 150 iPad images , How are they displayed? 17 23 -458 5 " I ' m still amazed " . A new exhibit of Hockney ' s work , including about 150 iPad images , opened Saturday in the de Young Museum in Golden Gate Park , just a short trip for Silicon Valley techies who created both the hardware and software for this 21st - century reinvention of finger - painting . finger - painting painting on an ipad? 57 60 -459 2 # goodluckwiththat . The recommendations are bound to prompt eye - rolling and LOLs from many teens but an influential pediatricians group says parents need to know that unrestricted media use can have serious consequences . an influential pediatricians group Who are the doctors that make up the group? 18 22 -459 2 # goodluckwiththat . The recommendations are bound to prompt eye - rolling and LOLs from many teens but an influential pediatricians group says parents need to know that unrestricted media use can have serious consequences . serious consequences What kinds of consequences does screen time have? 33 35 -459 2 # goodluckwiththat . The recommendations are bound to prompt eye - rolling and LOLs from many teens but an influential pediatricians group says parents need to know that unrestricted media use can have serious consequences . influential pediatricians group Does this group of pediatricians have a name? 19 22 -459 2 # goodluckwiththat . The recommendations are bound to prompt eye - rolling and LOLs from many teens but an influential pediatricians group says parents need to know that unrestricted media use can have serious consequences . serious consequences What serious consequences can unrestricted media have? 33 35 -459 4 It ' s not a major cause of these troubles , but " many parents are clueless " about the profound impact media exposure can have on their children , said Dr . Victor Strasburger , lead author of the new American Academy of Pediatrics policy . profound impact What are some alternatives parents could use in place of social media for their kids'? 20 22 -459 5 " This is the 21st century and they need to get with it , " said Strasburger , a University of New Mexico adolescent medicine specialist . adolescent medicine specialist Are there any medecines that can be prescribed to stop screen time from being so excessive? 23 26 -459 5 " This is the 21st century and they need to get with it , " said Strasburger , a University of New Mexico adolescent medicine specialist . said Strasburger , Does this doctor suggest kids' should read more books instead of going on social media? 15 18 -460 1 ACACIAS , Colombia - The man with the crash helmet and the American - flag shirt barrels down the muddy track on a muscled steed , chasing a bull the size of small car . The man who is the man? 4 6 -460 1 ACACIAS , Colombia - The man with the crash helmet and the American - flag shirt barrels down the muddy track on a muscled steed , chasing a bull the size of small car . crash helmet what is a crash helmet? 8 10 -460 1 ACACIAS , Colombia - The man with the crash helmet and the American - flag shirt barrels down the muddy track on a muscled steed , chasing a bull the size of small car . The man Who is the man? 4 6 -460 1 ACACIAS , Colombia - The man with the crash helmet and the American - flag shirt barrels down the muddy track on a muscled steed , chasing a bull the size of small car . chasing a bull the size of small car Why is he chasing a bull, an event? 26 34 -460 3 The bull tumbles and rolls - spraying the cheering crowd with mud - before bouncing up and lumbering down the track . tumbles and rolls did it fall or was it pushed? 2 5 -460 3 The bull tumbles and rolls - spraying the cheering crowd with mud - before bouncing up and lumbering down the track . cheering crowd What is the event that is being written about here? 8 10 -460 4 Welcome to the world of coleo , a high - speed , high - risk sport that ' s hard on man , bull and spectators . coleo , is this sport popular? 5 7 -460 4 Welcome to the world of coleo , a high - speed , high - risk sport that ' s hard on man , bull and spectators . world of coleo , How popular is this world of coleo? 3 7 -460 4 Welcome to the world of coleo , a high - speed , high - risk sport that ' s hard on man , bull and spectators . spectators Why is it hard on spectators? 25 26 -460 5 In this part of South America , coleo is a birthright , a practice learned by farmhands who have to chase down runaway cattle . South America , coleo which part is it? 4 8 -461 1 NEW YORK - Characterizing their meeting with the NFL about their disapproval of the use of Redskins by the Washington franchise as disappointing , representatives of the Oneida Indian Nation requested a meeting with all 32 NFL owners during Super Bowl week . Redskins What is redskins? 16 17 -461 1 NEW YORK - Characterizing their meeting with the NFL about their disapproval of the use of Redskins by the Washington franchise as disappointing , representatives of the Oneida Indian Nation requested a meeting with all 32 NFL owners during Super Bowl week . Oneida Indian Nation Why did the Oneida Indian Nation want to meet with the NFL? 27 30 -461 2 They hope to persuade the other team owners and Commissioner Roger Goodell to put pressure on Redskins owner Daniel Snyder to drop the nickname they find offensive . nickname they find offensive Does the two redskins even look similar? 23 27 -461 2 They hope to persuade the other team owners and Commissioner Roger Goodell to put pressure on Redskins owner Daniel Snyder to drop the nickname they find offensive . drop the nickname they find offensive . Why is redskin offensive to the Oneida Indian Nation? 21 28 -461 3 " Given the way the meeting transpired , " Ray Halbritter , an Oneida representative and leader of the " Change the Mascot Campaign , " said Wednesday , " it became somewhat evident they were defending the continued use of the name . defending the continued use of the name . Why do they defend the name Redskins? 36 44 -461 3 " Given the way the meeting transpired , " Ray Halbritter , an Oneida representative and leader of the " Change the Mascot Campaign , " said Wednesday , " it became somewhat evident they were defending the continued use of the name . " Change the Mascot Campaign , " Why is the movement referencing the Mascot as needing to change if they have a problem with the \"Redskins\" name? 19 26 -461 4 Of course , we ' re disappointed " . The Oneidas asked Goodell and Snyder to " visit our homelands , " and sought an amendment to league bylaws to prohibit franchises from naming a team with any term that is a racial epithet . Oneidas Who are the Oneisdas? 10 11 -461 4 Of course , we ' re disappointed " . The Oneidas asked Goodell and Snyder to " visit our homelands , " and sought an amendment to league bylaws to prohibit franchises from naming a team with any term that is a racial epithet . " visit our homelands , " Why do they want them to visit their homelands if they're not going to change the team name? 16 22 -461 4 Of course , we ' re disappointed " . The Oneidas asked Goodell and Snyder to " visit our homelands , " and sought an amendment to league bylaws to prohibit franchises from naming a team with any term that is a racial epithet . amendment to league bylaws How long has this feud been going on? 25 29 -461 5 Halbritter says the dictionary defines the word ' redskins ' precisely that way . precisely that way In what way is the word redskins defined? 10 13 -461 5 Halbritter says the dictionary defines the word ' redskins ' precisely that way . dictionary defines What is the definition of redskins? 3 5 -462 1 AMSTERDAM - A major investigation into whether art hanging in Dutch museums may have once been Nazi loot has yielded an unexpectedly large result : 139 suspect works , including ones by masters like Matisse , Klee and Kandinsky . A major investigation Who is conducting the investigation? 2 5 -462 1 AMSTERDAM - A major investigation into whether art hanging in Dutch museums may have once been Nazi loot has yielded an unexpectedly large result : 139 suspect works , including ones by masters like Matisse , Klee and Kandinsky . ones by masters like Matisse , Klee and Kandinsky Who are Matisse, Klee, and Kandinsky? 30 39 -462 1 AMSTERDAM - A major investigation into whether art hanging in Dutch museums may have once been Nazi loot has yielded an unexpectedly large result : 139 suspect works , including ones by masters like Matisse , Klee and Kandinsky . Matisse , Klee are they all painters? 34 37 -462 1 AMSTERDAM - A major investigation into whether art hanging in Dutch museums may have once been Nazi loot has yielded an unexpectedly large result : 139 suspect works , including ones by masters like Matisse , Klee and Kandinsky . Nazi loot How do you know something is Nazi loot? 16 18 -462 2 The bombshell announcement Tuesday by the museums raises the question of why it has taken them nearly 70 years to examine their collections in a systematic way after World War II - and suggests that even more looted art may emerge from other countries that haven ' t yet done so . more looted art may emerge from other countries What other countries? 36 44 -462 2 The bombshell announcement Tuesday by the museums raises the question of why it has taken them nearly 70 years to examine their collections in a systematic way after World War II - and suggests that even more looted art may emerge from other countries that haven ' t yet done so . taken them nearly 70 years How often do they examine art collections to determine whether they were looted? 14 19 -462 2 The bombshell announcement Tuesday by the museums raises the question of why it has taken them nearly 70 years to examine their collections in a systematic way after World War II - and suggests that even more looted art may emerge from other countries that haven ' t yet done so . looted art How does a person steal such valuable art? 37 39 -462 3 " These objects are either thought or known to have been looted , confiscated or sold under duress , " said Siebe Weide , director of the Netherlands Museums Association . looted , confiscated or sold under duress , " How do they know that these were looted, confiscated, or sold under duress? 11 20 -462 3 " These objects are either thought or known to have been looted , confiscated or sold under duress , " said Siebe Weide , director of the Netherlands Museums Association . under duress , " who had them under duress? 16 20 -462 3 " These objects are either thought or known to have been looted , confiscated or sold under duress , " said Siebe Weide , director of the Netherlands Museums Association . sold under duress , " How much duress is necessary in order to make the transaction questionable? 15 20 -462 4 He said returning them is " both a moral obligation and one that we have taken upon ourselves " . returning them Who would these be returned to? 2 4 -462 4 He said returning them is " both a moral obligation and one that we have taken upon ourselves " . moral obligation Why are they morally obligated to return the art? 8 10 -462 5 The tainted art involved 69 paintings , including French artist Henri Matisse ' s 1921 " Odalisque " painting of a half - nude reclining woman , which hangs at Amsterdam ' s Stedelijk Museum , one of the country ' s top tourist draws . country ' s top tourist draws Why is this one of the country's top tourist draws? 39 45 -462 5 The tainted art involved 69 paintings , including French artist Henri Matisse ' s 1921 " Odalisque " painting of a half - nude reclining woman , which hangs at Amsterdam ' s Stedelijk Museum , one of the country ' s top tourist draws . half - nude reclining woman , why does this matter? 21 27 -462 5 The tainted art involved 69 paintings , including French artist Henri Matisse ' s 1921 " Odalisque " painting of a half - nude reclining woman , which hangs at Amsterdam ' s Stedelijk Museum , one of the country ' s top tourist draws . Henri Matisse ' s 1921 " Odalisque " Why was this painting not recognized as tainted much earlier if it is so famous and such a large draw to tourists? 10 18 -463 1 BOSTON - From the Green Monster to the Charles River , the bearded champions celebrated their improbable journey with another familiar sight in Boston . improbable journey What did they do on their \"improbable\" journey? 16 18 -463 1 BOSTON - From the Green Monster to the Charles River , the bearded champions celebrated their improbable journey with another familiar sight in Boston . champions celebrated their improbable journey Why was the journey improbable? 13 18 -463 1 BOSTON - From the Green Monster to the Charles River , the bearded champions celebrated their improbable journey with another familiar sight in Boston . bearded champions Who are these people? 12 14 -463 1 BOSTON - From the Green Monster to the Charles River , the bearded champions celebrated their improbable journey with another familiar sight in Boston . familiar sight What is the familiar sight? 20 22 -463 1 BOSTON - From the Green Monster to the Charles River , the bearded champions celebrated their improbable journey with another familiar sight in Boston . the bearded champions Who are these bearded champions? 11 14 -463 1 BOSTON - From the Green Monster to the Charles River , the bearded champions celebrated their improbable journey with another familiar sight in Boston . journey What is the journey the article is describing? 17 18 -463 2 The World Series trophy . For the third time in 10 years , the Red Sox carried the prize through their city in a " rolling rally " of amphibious " duck boats " as thousands of fans lined the streets and the banks of the waterway that separates Boston from Cambridge . " duck boats " What are duck boats? 30 34 -463 2 The World Series trophy . For the third time in 10 years , the Red Sox carried the prize through their city in a " rolling rally " of amphibious " duck boats " as thousands of fans lined the streets and the banks of the waterway that separates Boston from Cambridge . third time in 10 years , What made them such a great team to win the World Series trophy for the third time in 10 years? 7 13 -463 2 The World Series trophy . For the third time in 10 years , the Red Sox carried the prize through their city in a " rolling rally " of amphibious " duck boats " as thousands of fans lined the streets and the banks of the waterway that separates Boston from Cambridge . For the third time in 10 years , How many championships have they won in all of history? 5 13 -463 3 The most poignant moment occurred early in Saturday ' s trip when the vehicles stopped at the Boston Marathon finish line , near where two explosions killed three spectators at the race on April 15 . two explosions killed three spectators How did this explosion occur? 24 29 -463 3 The most poignant moment occurred early in Saturday ' s trip when the vehicles stopped at the Boston Marathon finish line , near where two explosions killed three spectators at the race on April 15 . stopped at the Boston Marathon finish line , What happened when they got there? 14 22 -463 4 Outfielder Jonny Gomes placed the trophy on the line and he and catcher Jarrod Saltalamacchia held Red Sox jerseys with the words " BOSTON STRONG " and the number 617 , the city ' s area code . the words " BOSTON STRONG " Where are those jerseys now? 20 26 -463 5 A jersey with that message hung in the Red Sox dugout throughout the season after the bombings . the bombings How many were injured in the bombings? 15 17 -464 1 DUBAI , United Arab Emirates - A growing number of men are quietly helping steer a campaign to end Saudi Arabia ' s ban on allowing women to drive , risking their jobs and social condemnation in the conservative kingdom . growing number of men Why are the men helping to end the ban on women driving? 7 11 -464 1 DUBAI , United Arab Emirates - A growing number of men are quietly helping steer a campaign to end Saudi Arabia ' s ban on allowing women to drive , risking their jobs and social condemnation in the conservative kingdom . Saudi Arabia ' s ban Why does Saudi Arabia ban women driving? 19 24 -464 1 DUBAI , United Arab Emirates - A growing number of men are quietly helping steer a campaign to end Saudi Arabia ' s ban on allowing women to drive , risking their jobs and social condemnation in the conservative kingdom . risking their jobs Why would the men lose their jobs by helping the women to drive? 30 33 -464 2 Some of the men have even been questioned by authorities , and one was detained by a branch of the Saudi Interior Ministry - a move that sent a chill through some of the activists working to put women behind the wheel . sent a chill through some of the activists Who are the activists? 27 35 -464 2 Some of the men have even been questioned by authorities , and one was detained by a branch of the Saudi Interior Ministry - a move that sent a chill through some of the activists working to put women behind the wheel . a move that sent a chill What is so bad about the Saudi Interior Ministry? 24 30 -464 2 Some of the men have even been questioned by authorities , and one was detained by a branch of the Saudi Interior Ministry - a move that sent a chill through some of the activists working to put women behind the wheel . sent a chill why did it send a chill? 27 30 -464 2 Some of the men have even been questioned by authorities , and one was detained by a branch of the Saudi Interior Ministry - a move that sent a chill through some of the activists working to put women behind the wheel . branch Which branch of the Saudi Interior Minsitry? 17 18 -464 2 Some of the men have even been questioned by authorities , and one was detained by a branch of the Saudi Interior Ministry - a move that sent a chill through some of the activists working to put women behind the wheel . Saudi Interior Ministry Why are the people afraid of the Saudi Interior Ministry? 20 23 -464 3 On Saturday , more than 60 women said they defied the ban , although they faced little action from police . faced little action from police Why didn't the police enforce the current ban? 15 20 -464 3 On Saturday , more than 60 women said they defied the ban , although they faced little action from police . little action from police . Why did the police not do anything about the women? 16 21 -464 4 In the run - up to the weekend protest , men played a key role in helping wives , sisters and female friends to enjoy what they believe is a fundamental right . men played a key role How did they play a key role? 10 15 -464 4 In the run - up to the weekend protest , men played a key role in helping wives , sisters and female friends to enjoy what they believe is a fundamental right . run - up what do they mean by run up? 2 5 -464 4 In the run - up to the weekend protest , men played a key role in helping wives , sisters and female friends to enjoy what they believe is a fundamental right . key role What did they do specifically to provide a key role? 13 15 -464 5 Since the campaign was launched in September , they have produced videos of women driving and put them on social networks . campaign Does it have a formal name or leader? 2 3 -464 5 Since the campaign was launched in September , they have produced videos of women driving and put them on social networks . social networks which social networks? 19 21 -465 1 LEAD , S . D . - Nearly a mile underground in an abandoned gold mine , one of the most important quests in physics has so far come up empty in the search for the elusive substance known as dark matter , scientists announced Wednesday . dark matter , what is dark matter> 40 43 -465 1 LEAD , S . D . - Nearly a mile underground in an abandoned gold mine , one of the most important quests in physics has so far come up empty in the search for the elusive substance known as dark matter , scientists announced Wednesday . scientists announced Wednesday . Which scientists? 43 47 -465 1 LEAD , S . D . - Nearly a mile underground in an abandoned gold mine , one of the most important quests in physics has so far come up empty in the search for the elusive substance known as dark matter , scientists announced Wednesday . search for the elusive substance Why would this substance be nearly a mile underground in a gold mine? 33 38 -465 2 But physicists on the project were upbeat , saying they had developed a new , more sensitive method of searching for the mysterious material that has mass but cannot be seen . new , more sensitive method what method? 13 18 -465 2 But physicists on the project were upbeat , saying they had developed a new , more sensitive method of searching for the mysterious material that has mass but cannot be seen . developed a new , more sensitive method What type of method did they develop? 11 18 -465 2 But physicists on the project were upbeat , saying they had developed a new , more sensitive method of searching for the mysterious material that has mass but cannot be seen . searching for the mysterious material When was this mysterious material discovered? 19 24 -465 2 But physicists on the project were upbeat , saying they had developed a new , more sensitive method of searching for the mysterious material that has mass but cannot be seen . material that has mass but cannot be seen This could use elaboration 23 31 -465 2 But physicists on the project were upbeat , saying they had developed a new , more sensitive method of searching for the mysterious material that has mass but cannot be seen . project were upbeat , why were they upbeat? 4 8 -465 3 They planned to keep looking . " This is just the opening salvo , " said Richard Gaitskell of Brown University , a scientist working on the Large Underground Xenon experiment , or LUX , the most advanced Earth - based search for dark matter . search for dark matter How does one begin to search for dark matter? 41 45 -465 3 They planned to keep looking . " This is just the opening salvo , " said Richard Gaitskell of Brown University , a scientist working on the Large Underground Xenon experiment , or LUX , the most advanced Earth - based search for dark matter . salvo , " what is a salvo? 12 15 -465 4 A detector attached to the International Space Station has so far failed to find any dark matter either . failed to find any dark matter How can scientists be so sure that they will ever find dark matter? 11 17 -465 5 The researchers released their initial findings Wednesday after the experiment ' s first few months at the Sanford Underground Research Facility , which was built in the former Homestake gold mine in South Dakota ' s Black Hills . Sanford Underground Research Facility , How much did this facility cost to construct? 17 22 -465 5 The researchers released their initial findings Wednesday after the experiment ' s first few months at the Sanford Underground Research Facility , which was built in the former Homestake gold mine in South Dakota ' s Black Hills . Homestake gold mine in where is that? 28 32 -466 1 STAVANGER , Norway - Residents of the small Norwegian town of Rjukan have finally seen the light . light which light? 16 17 -466 1 STAVANGER , Norway - Residents of the small Norwegian town of Rjukan have finally seen the light . Rjukan Where in Norway is this town? 11 12 -466 1 STAVANGER , Norway - Residents of the small Norwegian town of Rjukan have finally seen the light . finally seen the light . This is vague but I assume leading to an explanation 13 18 -466 1 STAVANGER , Norway - Residents of the small Norwegian town of Rjukan have finally seen the light . finally seen the light What have they seen the light about? 13 17 -466 2 Tucked in between steep mountains , the town is normally shrouded in shadow for almost six months a year , with residents having to catch a cable car to the top of a nearby precipice to get a fix of midday vitamin D . But on Wednesday faint rays from the winter sun for the first time reached the town ' s market square , thanks to three 183 - square - foot ( 17 - square - meter ) mirrors placed on a mountain . ( 17 - square - meter ) how were they made? 73 80 -466 2 Tucked in between steep mountains , the town is normally shrouded in shadow for almost six months a year , with residents having to catch a cable car to the top of a nearby precipice to get a fix of midday vitamin D . But on Wednesday faint rays from the winter sun for the first time reached the town ' s market square , thanks to three 183 - square - foot ( 17 - square - meter ) mirrors placed on a mountain . vitamin D Do the residents take vitamin D supplements during these 6 months of shade? 41 43 -466 3 Cheering families , some on sun loungers , drinking cocktails and waving Norwegian flags , donned shades as the sun crept from behind a cloud to hit the mirrors and reflect down onto the faces of delighted children below . sun loungers , is this a chair? 5 8 -466 4 TV footage of the event showed the center of the crowded square light up a touch , but not as if hit by direct sunlight . light up a touch , Just how bright or dim was this sunlight? 12 17 -466 5 Still , residents said the effect was noticeable . noticeable Can this be put more in a more descriptive way? 7 8 -467 1 HOUSTON - Plans to auction a rare permit that will allow a hunter to take down an endangered black rhino are drawing criticism from some conservationists , but the organizer says the fundraiser could bring in more than $ 1 million that would go toward protecting the species . protecting the species How is this supposed to protect the endangered black rhino species if their auctioning off a permit to hunt them? 45 48 -467 1 HOUSTON - Plans to auction a rare permit that will allow a hunter to take down an endangered black rhino are drawing criticism from some conservationists , but the organizer says the fundraiser could bring in more than $ 1 million that would go toward protecting the species . rare permit why are they doing this? 6 8 -467 1 HOUSTON - Plans to auction a rare permit that will allow a hunter to take down an endangered black rhino are drawing criticism from some conservationists , but the organizer says the fundraiser could bring in more than $ 1 million that would go toward protecting the species . endangered How many black rhino's are left? 17 18 -467 1 HOUSTON - Plans to auction a rare permit that will allow a hunter to take down an endangered black rhino are drawing criticism from some conservationists , but the organizer says the fundraiser could bring in more than $ 1 million that would go toward protecting the species . endangered black rhino There are black rhinos in Houston? 17 20 -467 2 John J . Jackson III belongs to the Dallas Safari Club , which earlier this month announced it would auction the permit - one of only five offered annually by Namibia in southwestern Africa . John J . Jackson III Who is this and why does he get to decide the auction of the permit? 0 5 -467 2 John J . Jackson III belongs to the Dallas Safari Club , which earlier this month announced it would auction the permit - one of only five offered annually by Namibia in southwestern Africa . Namibia do they do it for money? 30 31 -467 2 John J . Jackson III belongs to the Dallas Safari Club , which earlier this month announced it would auction the permit - one of only five offered annually by Namibia in southwestern Africa . Dallas Safari Club , What is the Dallas Safari Club? What does this group do? 8 12 -467 2 John J . Jackson III belongs to the Dallas Safari Club , which earlier this month announced it would auction the permit - one of only five offered annually by Namibia in southwestern Africa . would auction the permit Why are these even auctioned when they are an endangered species? 18 22 -467 3 The permit is also the first to be made available for purchase outside of that country . outside of that country How many permits are out there in other countries? 12 16 -467 4 " This is advanced , state - of - the - art wildlife conservation and management techniques , " Jackson , a Metairie , La . - based international wildlife attorney , said Wednesday . Metairie , what is a metairie? 22 24 -467 4 " This is advanced , state - of - the - art wildlife conservation and management techniques , " Jackson , a Metairie , La . - based international wildlife attorney , said Wednesday . advanced , What makes this technique advanced? 3 5 -467 4 " This is advanced , state - of - the - art wildlife conservation and management techniques , " Jackson , a Metairie , La . - based international wildlife attorney , said Wednesday . advanced , How is it advanced? 3 5 -467 5 " It ' s not something the layman understands , but they should . but they should Why should they understand? 10 13 -467 5 " It ' s not something the layman understands , but they should . layman what about laywomen? 7 8 -467 5 " It ' s not something the layman understands , but they should . layman Why would a layman not understand this strategy? 7 8 -468 1 DAVIE , Fla . - In the stadium program sold at the Miami Dolphins ' game on Halloween , Richie Incognito was asked who ' s the easiest teammate to scare . Richie Incognito was asked How did Richie Incognito respond? 19 23 -468 1 DAVIE , Fla . - In the stadium program sold at the Miami Dolphins ' game on Halloween , Richie Incognito was asked who ' s the easiest teammate to scare . Richie Incognito Who is Richie Incognito? 19 21 -468 2 His answer : Jonathan Martin . The troubled , troubling relationship between the two offensive linemen took an ominous turn Monday with fresh revelations : Incognito sent text messages to his teammate that were racist and threatening , two people familiar with the situation said . Incognito sent text messages Was Incognito questioned about this incident? 25 29 -468 2 His answer : Jonathan Martin . The troubled , troubling relationship between the two offensive linemen took an ominous turn Monday with fresh revelations : Incognito sent text messages to his teammate that were racist and threatening , two people familiar with the situation said . ominous turn how did they find out? 18 20 -468 3 The people spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because the Dolphins and NFL haven ' t disclosed the nature of the misconduct that led to Sunday ' s suspension of Incognito , a veteran with a reputation for dirty play . dirty play What is dirty play? 41 43 -468 3 The people spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because the Dolphins and NFL haven ' t disclosed the nature of the misconduct that led to Sunday ' s suspension of Incognito , a veteran with a reputation for dirty play . suspension of Incognito , What is Incognito's race? 31 35 -468 3 The people spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because the Dolphins and NFL haven ' t disclosed the nature of the misconduct that led to Sunday ' s suspension of Incognito , a veteran with a reputation for dirty play . a veteran with a reputation for dirty play . How did he get a reputation for dirty play? 35 44 -468 3 The people spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because the Dolphins and NFL haven ' t disclosed the nature of the misconduct that led to Sunday ' s suspension of Incognito , a veteran with a reputation for dirty play . suspension How long was Richie Incognito's suspension? 31 32 -468 4 Martin , a tackle , remained absent from practice Monday one week after he suddenly left the team because of emotional issues . emotional issues what emotional issues? 20 22 -468 4 Martin , a tackle , remained absent from practice Monday one week after he suddenly left the team because of emotional issues . left the team because of emotional issues Was this due to his overwhelming anger for one of his teammates? 15 22 -468 4 Martin , a tackle , remained absent from practice Monday one week after he suddenly left the team because of emotional issues . emotional issues what are his issues? 20 22 -468 5 Also missing was Incognito , a guard suspended indefinitely late Sunday by coach Joe Philbin for his treatment of Martin . Also missing was Incognito , Does he have a contract with his team? 0 5 -468 5 Also missing was Incognito , a guard suspended indefinitely late Sunday by coach Joe Philbin for his treatment of Martin . Incognito , is that his name? 3 5 -469 1 ALBUQUERQUE , N . M . - In the small , rural community of Reserve , N . M . , children waiting for the school bus gather inside wooden and mesh cages provided as protection from wolves . provided as protection from wolves Why do children need protection from wolves? 33 38 -469 1 ALBUQUERQUE , N . M . - In the small , rural community of Reserve , N . M . , children waiting for the school bus gather inside wooden and mesh cages provided as protection from wolves . wooden and mesh cages How are these cages built? Who builds them? 29 33 -469 1 ALBUQUERQUE , N . M . - In the small , rural community of Reserve , N . M . , children waiting for the school bus gather inside wooden and mesh cages provided as protection from wolves . protection Why do the children need protection from wolves? 35 36 -469 2 Parents consider the " kid cages " a reasonable precaution . reasonable precaution Why is reasonable precaution needed? 8 10 -469 2 Parents consider the " kid cages " a reasonable precaution . " kid cages " are they named that? 3 7 -469 3 Defenders of the wolves note there have been no documented wolf attacks in New Mexico or Arizona . Defenders of the wolves Who are the defenders of the wolves? 0 4 -469 3 Defenders of the wolves note there have been no documented wolf attacks in New Mexico or Arizona . documented wolf attacks have there been undocumented attacks? 9 12 -469 4 Fears of wolves attacking humans , they say , are overblown , and the cages nothing more than a stunt . Fears What drives the fears that wolves will attack humans? 0 1 -469 5 In 1995 , the reintroduction of Canadian gray wolves into the northern Rockies ignited a furor . ignited a furor Why did reintroducing the wolves ignite a furor? 13 16 -469 5 In 1995 , the reintroduction of Canadian gray wolves into the northern Rockies ignited a furor . reintroduction of Canadian gray wolves How were they reintroduced? 4 9 -469 5 In 1995 , the reintroduction of Canadian gray wolves into the northern Rockies ignited a furor . furor what is a furor? 15 16 -470 1 NEW YORK - Bill de Blasio was elected New York City ' s first Democratic mayor in two decades Tuesday , running on an unabashedly liberal , tax - the - rich platform that contrasted sharply with billionaire Michael Bloomberg ' s record during 12 years in office . contrasted sharply with billionaire Michael How did de Blasio's platform clash with Bloomberg's? 34 39 -470 1 NEW YORK - Bill de Blasio was elected New York City ' s first Democratic mayor in two decades Tuesday , running on an unabashedly liberal , tax - the - rich platform that contrasted sharply with billionaire Michael Bloomberg ' s record during 12 years in office . Michael Bloomberg ' s record What was Bloomberg's record during his 12 years in office? 38 43 -470 1 NEW YORK - Bill de Blasio was elected New York City ' s first Democratic mayor in two decades Tuesday , running on an unabashedly liberal , tax - the - rich platform that contrasted sharply with billionaire Michael Bloomberg ' s record during 12 years in office . running on an unabashedly liberal , tax - the - rich How much was he proposing to tax the rich? 21 32 -470 2 De Blasio , the city ' s public advocate , defeated Republican Joe Lhota , former chief of the metropolitan area ' s transit agency . defeated What were the margins he was defeated by? 10 11 -470 4 He had been heavily favored , holding an overwhelming lead in the polls for weeks . He had been heavily favored , What has he been favored for? 0 6 -470 4 He had been heavily favored , holding an overwhelming lead in the polls for weeks . holding an overwhelming lead in the polls Why did de Blasio have a large lead in the polls? 6 13 -470 4 He had been heavily favored , holding an overwhelming lead in the polls for weeks . overwhelming What was the average amount of lead he had? 8 9 -470 4 He had been heavily favored , holding an overwhelming lead in the polls for weeks . overwhelming lead in the polls for weeks Why was he so revered in this election? 8 15 -470 4 He had been heavily favored , holding an overwhelming lead in the polls for weeks . holding an overwhelming lead How much was his overwhelming lead? 6 10 -470 5 Bloomberg , who first ran as a Republican and later became an independent , guided the city through the financial meltdown and the aftermath of 9 / 11 . later became an independent , Why did he choose to become an independent? 9 14 -470 5 Bloomberg , who first ran as a Republican and later became an independent , guided the city through the financial meltdown and the aftermath of 9 / 11 . Bloomberg , who first ran as a Republican Why did he stop running as a Republican? 0 8 -471 2 To see the future of the NBA , they only have to swivel their heads . the NBA , they only have to swivel their heads swivel them which way? 5 15 -471 2 To see the future of the NBA , they only have to swivel their heads . see the future of the NBA , How are Rajiv Maheswaran and Yu-Han Chang able to see the future of the NBA? 1 8 -471 3 Whiteboards inside their office are filled with algorithms in shades of red , blue and green . algorithms what kind of algorithms? 7 8 -471 3 Whiteboards inside their office are filled with algorithms in shades of red , blue and green . algorithms What kind of algorithms? 7 8 -471 4 Programmers sit clustered around computers inputting lines of complex code . complex code in what language? 8 10 -471 4 Programmers sit clustered around computers inputting lines of complex code . complex code But why? If the future of the NBS is \"see\"-able, why are programmers and maths needed? 8 10 -471 4 Programmers sit clustered around computers inputting lines of complex code . inputting lines What does inputting lines of code have to do with the NBA? 5 7 -471 5 What resembles gibberish to anyone without a degree in computer science could help NBA teams find optimal ways to grab rebounds and defend pick and rolls through a proprietary software system developed by Maheswaran and Chang . optimal ways Isn't the point of sports that it is limited to the physicality of the players and their quickness in the moment? 16 18 -472 1 When Brookfield ( Wis . ) Central High School student Chloe Olier started driving earlier this summer , her parents Dany and Virginie installed a DriveCam , a monitoring device that records video whenever she makes driving mistakes . driving mistakes all kinds of mistakes? 36 38 -472 1 When Brookfield ( Wis . ) Central High School student Chloe Olier started driving earlier this summer , her parents Dany and Virginie installed a DriveCam , a monitoring device that records video whenever she makes driving mistakes . monitoring device Why did they use a monitoring device? 28 30 -472 3 " I felt violated , because it was going to be recording me , " the 16 - year - old said . felt violated , does everyone feel that way? 2 5 -472 4 Chloe now says she ' d recommend it to her friends because it has made her a better driver . she ' d recommend are her concerns gone? 3 7 -472 4 Chloe now says she ' d recommend it to her friends because it has made her a better driver . made her a better driver How did it make her a better driver? 14 19 -472 5 The machine , obtained for free from the family ' s auto insurer , American Family Insurance , recorded her 23 times the first week . 23 times the first week why so many times? 20 25 -473 1 LONDON – The elderly gentleman appeared nervous when authorities questioned him during a customs check aboard a train from Switzerland to Germany . appeared nervous Why is he nervous? 5 7 -473 1 LONDON – The elderly gentleman appeared nervous when authorities questioned him during a customs check aboard a train from Switzerland to Germany . appeared nervous Why did he appear nervous? 5 7 -473 1 LONDON – The elderly gentleman appeared nervous when authorities questioned him during a customs check aboard a train from Switzerland to Germany . nervous Why was the gentleman nervous? 6 7 -473 1 LONDON – The elderly gentleman appeared nervous when authorities questioned him during a customs check aboard a train from Switzerland to Germany . questioned Why did authorities decide to question him? 9 10 -473 1 LONDON – The elderly gentleman appeared nervous when authorities questioned him during a customs check aboard a train from Switzerland to Germany . The elderly gentleman appeared nervous Why did the man appear nervous? 2 7 -473 2 He was carrying about $ 12 , 000 in cash , just within the legal limit . $ 12 , 000 Why did he have $12,000 in cash with him? 4 8 -473 2 He was carrying about $ 12 , 000 in cash , just within the legal limit . $ 12 , 000 in cash , why is there a limit? 4 11 -473 3 But a feeling that something was not quite right eventually led them to later raid the apartment in Munich where the man lived as a recluse . raid the apartment Did they have probable cause? 14 17 -473 3 But a feeling that something was not quite right eventually led them to later raid the apartment in Munich where the man lived as a recluse . raid Are they allowed to raid his apartment? 14 15 -473 3 But a feeling that something was not quite right eventually led them to later raid the apartment in Munich where the man lived as a recluse . something was not quite what wasnt right? 4 8 -473 4 What they found was astonishing : paintings by Pablo Picasso , Marc Chagall , Henri Matisse and Paul Klee among 1 , 406 works of art crammed amid piles of canned food . paintings by Pablo Picasso , How'd he get these works? 6 11 -473 4 What they found was astonishing : paintings by Pablo Picasso , Marc Chagall , Henri Matisse and Paul Klee among 1 , 406 works of art crammed amid piles of canned food . Pablo Picasso , Were they real paintings? 8 11 -473 5 Some or all of the art , estimated to be worth $ 1 . 3 billion or more , was thought to have been looted by the Nazis more than 70 years ago . Some The paintings were all real? 0 1 -473 5 Some or all of the art , estimated to be worth $ 1 . 3 billion or more , was thought to have been looted by the Nazis more than 70 years ago . Nazis was he a nazi? 27 28 -474 1 MINNEAPOLIS - A bus driver for the Burnsville , Minn . , school district was fired last week for leading kids in Christian prayers on his bus , even after he was warned to stop - a move he considers a violation of his freedom of speech . violation of his freedom why a violation of freedome of speech? 41 45 -474 1 MINNEAPOLIS - A bus driver for the Burnsville , Minn . , school district was fired last week for leading kids in Christian prayers on his bus , even after he was warned to stop - a move he considers a violation of his freedom of speech . freedom of speech How is having other pray considered \"his\" freedom of speech? 44 47 -474 2 George Nathaniel , 49 , of Richfield , who is also a pastor for a pair of Minneapolis churches , was in his second year as a school bus driver for Durham School Services , a bus company under contract with Burnsville - Eagan - Savage District 191 . Burnsville - Eagan - Savage District where is this? 41 47 -474 2 George Nathaniel , 49 , of Richfield , who is also a pastor for a pair of Minneapolis churches , was in his second year as a school bus driver for Durham School Services , a bus company under contract with Burnsville - Eagan - Savage District 191 . churches , What kind of churches? 18 20 -474 2 George Nathaniel , 49 , of Richfield , who is also a pastor for a pair of Minneapolis churches , was in his second year as a school bus driver for Durham School Services , a bus company under contract with Burnsville - Eagan - Savage District 191 . Durham School Services , Is Durham School Services part of the school district, or a private company? 31 35 -474 3 After receiving a complaint from the school district about the prayer , Durham gave Nathaniel a warning and assigned him two new bus routes serving Edward D . Neill Elementary School and Metcalf Junior High School in Burnsville , he said . receiving a complaint who complained? 1 4 -474 5 When Nathaniel continued to lead prayers on his new routes , Durham sent him a separation letter dated Oct . 30 , saying : " There have been more complaints of religious material on the bus as well as other complaints regarding performance . separation letter did he read it? 15 17 -474 5 When Nathaniel continued to lead prayers on his new routes , Durham sent him a separation letter dated Oct . 30 , saying : " There have been more complaints of religious material on the bus as well as other complaints regarding performance . performance What sort of performance complaints? 42 43 -474 5 When Nathaniel continued to lead prayers on his new routes , Durham sent him a separation letter dated Oct . 30 , saying : " There have been more complaints of religious material on the bus as well as other complaints regarding performance . regarding performance What other performance issues were there besides the prayer issue? 41 43 -475 1 LOS ANGELES – Children with autism spectrum disorders usually aren ' t diagnosed until they are at least 2 years old , but a new study finds that signs of the condition are apparent as early as two months after birth . a new study finds Who conducted the study? 23 27 -475 1 LOS ANGELES – Children with autism spectrum disorders usually aren ' t diagnosed until they are at least 2 years old , but a new study finds that signs of the condition are apparent as early as two months after birth . two months how can they check? 37 39 -475 1 LOS ANGELES – Children with autism spectrum disorders usually aren ' t diagnosed until they are at least 2 years old , but a new study finds that signs of the condition are apparent as early as two months after birth . least 2 years old , why not until they are two? 17 22 -475 1 LOS ANGELES – Children with autism spectrum disorders usually aren ' t diagnosed until they are at least 2 years old , but a new study finds that signs of the condition are apparent as early as two months after birth . signs What are the signs that can be seen at two months? 28 29 -475 1 LOS ANGELES – Children with autism spectrum disorders usually aren ' t diagnosed until they are at least 2 years old , but a new study finds that signs of the condition are apparent as early as two months after birth . usually aren ' t diagnosed Is it possible to have children diagnosed at a younger age than 2? 8 13 -475 1 LOS ANGELES – Children with autism spectrum disorders usually aren ' t diagnosed until they are at least 2 years old , but a new study finds that signs of the condition are apparent as early as two months after birth . a new study Who is the author of this study? 23 26 -475 1 LOS ANGELES – Children with autism spectrum disorders usually aren ' t diagnosed until they are at least 2 years old , but a new study finds that signs of the condition are apparent as early as two months after birth . signs of the condition What are the signs of this condition that you would notice on a small child? 28 32 -475 2 Researchers focused on babies ' ability to make eye contact with caregivers , since lack of eye contact is one of the hallmarks of autism . Researchers focused Who are the researchers? 0 2 -475 2 Researchers focused on babies ' ability to make eye contact with caregivers , since lack of eye contact is one of the hallmarks of autism . make eye contact why is it a hallmark? 7 10 -475 2 Researchers focused on babies ' ability to make eye contact with caregivers , since lack of eye contact is one of the hallmarks of autism . ability Can all babies make eye contact at such a young age? 5 6 -475 2 Researchers focused on babies ' ability to make eye contact with caregivers , since lack of eye contact is one of the hallmarks of autism . ability to make eye contact with caregivers , At what age does this occur normally? 5 13 -475 3 Among typical children , interest in the eyes increased steadily with age . eyes increased Why the eyes? 7 9 -475 3 Among typical children , interest in the eyes increased steadily with age . increased If it increased with age, can a lack of it at a young age really be counted as a sign? 8 9 -475 3 Among typical children , interest in the eyes increased steadily with age . increased steadily with age At what age does this stop? 8 12 -475 4 But for children with autism , interest in the eyes waned starting between 2 and 6 months of age . 6 months of age did it wane always? 15 19 -475 4 But for children with autism , interest in the eyes waned starting between 2 and 6 months of age . waned So interest in the eyes decreased or was less present from the start? 10 11 -475 4 But for children with autism , interest in the eyes waned starting between 2 and 6 months of age . children with autism , What causes autism in children, are they born with this condition? 2 6 -475 4 But for children with autism , interest in the eyes waned starting between 2 and 6 months of age . waned starting between 2 and 6 months of age What is the average age for this to occur? 10 19 -475 5 By the time they reached their second birthdays , levels of eye fixation among children with autism were only half as high as levels seen in typically developing children , according to a report published Wednesday by the journal Nature . fixation Does this mean their eyes are fixed or just made eye contact briefly at some point. 12 13 -475 5 By the time they reached their second birthdays , levels of eye fixation among children with autism were only half as high as levels seen in typically developing children , according to a report published Wednesday by the journal Nature . only half as high Is there any research as to why this happens? 18 22 -475 5 By the time they reached their second birthdays , levels of eye fixation among children with autism were only half as high as levels seen in typically developing children , according to a report published Wednesday by the journal Nature . journal Nature Is this a reputable publication? 38 40 -476 1 CHICAGO - The Food and Drug Administration moved Thursday to virtually eliminate trans fat , an artificially created artery - clogging substance , from Americans ' diets . virtually eliminate What is meant by \"virtually\" eliminate? 10 12 -476 1 CHICAGO - The Food and Drug Administration moved Thursday to virtually eliminate trans fat , an artificially created artery - clogging substance , from Americans ' diets . eliminate trans fat , Why does trans fat need to be removed? 11 15 -476 1 CHICAGO - The Food and Drug Administration moved Thursday to virtually eliminate trans fat , an artificially created artery - clogging substance , from Americans ' diets . virtually eliminate trans fat , How will the FDA be able to virtually eliminate trans fat? 10 15 -476 2 The move follows a widespread effort by food makers and restaurant chains to remove the substance over the past decade , as consumers become more educated about risks and buy healthier alternatives . food makers and restaurant chains Which food makers and restaurant chains? 7 12 -476 2 The move follows a widespread effort by food makers and restaurant chains to remove the substance over the past decade , as consumers become more educated about risks and buy healthier alternatives . move follows a widespread effort by food makers What measures were taken by foodmakers? 1 9 -476 2 The move follows a widespread effort by food makers and restaurant chains to remove the substance over the past decade , as consumers become more educated about risks and buy healthier alternatives . consumers Is the concern mainly coming from the consumers? 22 23 -476 2 The move follows a widespread effort by food makers and restaurant chains to remove the substance over the past decade , as consumers become more educated about risks and buy healthier alternatives . follows a widespread effort If it is already widespread, why is the FDA getting involved? 2 6 -476 3 The FDA has required nutritional labels break out trans fat content since 2006 , a regulation that spurred many companies to alter their recipes . a regulation that spurred many companies What companies? 14 20 -476 3 The FDA has required nutritional labels break out trans fat content since 2006 , a regulation that spurred many companies to alter their recipes . alter their recipes How did companies alter their recipes? 21 24 -476 3 The FDA has required nutritional labels break out trans fat content since 2006 , a regulation that spurred many companies to alter their recipes . break out trans fat In what ways did the FDA require that rans fat be 'broken out'? 6 10 -476 3 The FDA has required nutritional labels break out trans fat content since 2006 , a regulation that spurred many companies to alter their recipes . break out trans fat How do labels do this? 6 10 -476 4 The FDA noted that trans fats in processed food have been shown to raise " bad " cholesterol , raising the risk of coronary heart disease . " bad " What is bad cholesterol versus good cholesterol? 14 17 -476 5 Reducing the use of trans fats could prevent 20 , 000 heart attacks and 7 , 000 deaths from heart disease a year , the FDA said . prevent How will the reduction or trans fat prevent these things? 7 8 -477 1 The nation ' s first four - star female general led New Yorkers in commemorating Veterans Day , part of the annual display of thanks to those who have served their country and an indication of the changing face of the military . nation ' s first four - star female general Who is the nation's first four- star female general? 1 10 -477 1 The nation ' s first four - star female general led New Yorkers in commemorating Veterans Day , part of the annual display of thanks to those who have served their country and an indication of the changing face of the military . led New Yorkers Why only New Yorkers? 10 13 -477 1 The nation ' s first four - star female general led New Yorkers in commemorating Veterans Day , part of the annual display of thanks to those who have served their country and an indication of the changing face of the military . indication of the changing face of the military How is the military changing its face? 34 42 -477 1 The nation ' s first four - star female general led New Yorkers in commemorating Veterans Day , part of the annual display of thanks to those who have served their country and an indication of the changing face of the military . changing How is the military changing? 37 38 -477 2 Led by President Barack Obama , civil and military officials across the nation placed wreaths on monuments to honor those who served in wars that have marked the nation ' s turbulent history . turbulent history why is history turbulent? 31 33 -477 2 Led by President Barack Obama , civil and military officials across the nation placed wreaths on monuments to honor those who served in wars that have marked the nation ' s turbulent history . placed wreaths on monuments Where did they place wreaths on monuments? 13 17 -477 2 Led by President Barack Obama , civil and military officials across the nation placed wreaths on monuments to honor those who served in wars that have marked the nation ' s turbulent history . wreaths What do the wreaths symbolize? 14 15 -477 3 They have also backed more employment opportunities for veterans . more employment opportunities What sorts of employment opportunities? 4 7 -477 3 They have also backed more employment opportunities for veterans . backed more employment opportunities for what kind of opportunities? 3 8 -477 3 They have also backed more employment opportunities for veterans . They Who specifically are they? 0 1 -477 3 They have also backed more employment opportunities for veterans . opportunities What kind of opportunities? 6 7 -477 3 They have also backed more employment opportunities for veterans . backed more employment opportunities for veterans How have they backed employment opportunities? 3 9 -477 3 They have also backed more employment opportunities for veterans . backed How were the able to back more employment opportunities for veterans? 3 4 -477 4 " We join as one people to honor a debt we can never fully repay , " Obama said at Arlington National Cemetery after the wreath ceremony . wreath ceremony what is a wreath ceremony? 25 27 -477 4 " We join as one people to honor a debt we can never fully repay , " Obama said at Arlington National Cemetery after the wreath ceremony . wreath Why is it known as a \"wreath ceremony?\" 25 26 -477 5 In New York , Gen . Ann E . Dunwoody , who retired last year after 37 years in the Army , led the parade up Fifth Avenue to honor veterans . led How was Gen. Ann E. Dunwoody chosen to lead the parade? 22 23 -478 1 CHICAGO - Toni Notarangeli thought she misheard when her 8 - year - old son Angelo begged her for a toy he just had to have : a plastic loom that helps kids weave colorful rubber band bracelets . begged Why did Angelo beg his mother for the toy? 16 17 -478 2 Angelo likes to skateboard and play basketball . skateboard and play basketball How does skateboarding and playing basketball make looming unlikely? 3 7 -478 2 Angelo likes to skateboard and play basketball . skateboard any other sports? 3 4 -478 3 He ' d never shown much interest in crafts . in crafts has he tried them? 7 9 -478 4 But when it came to the Rainbow Loom , he was insistent . Rainbow Loom , what is the rainbow loom? 6 9 -478 4 But when it came to the Rainbow Loom , he was insistent . Rainbow Loom , What is so special about the Rainbow Loom? 6 9 -479 1 NEW YORK - A panel of building experts on Tuesday anointed New York ' s new World Trade Center tower the nation ' s tallest skyscraper , accepting its spire as part of a design that makes it 1 , 776 feet high and that knocks Chicago ' s Willis Tower out of the No . Chicago ' s Willis Tower How high is this tower? 46 51 -479 1 NEW YORK - A panel of building experts on Tuesday anointed New York ' s new World Trade Center tower the nation ' s tallest skyscraper , accepting its spire as part of a design that makes it 1 , 776 feet high and that knocks Chicago ' s Willis Tower out of the No . A panel of building experts Which building experts are on the panel? 3 8 -479 1 NEW YORK - A panel of building experts on Tuesday anointed New York ' s new World Trade Center tower the nation ' s tallest skyscraper , accepting its spire as part of a design that makes it 1 , 776 feet high and that knocks Chicago ' s Willis Tower out of the No . building experts What makes them experts? 6 8 -479 2 1 spot . The Chicago - based Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat made its much - anticipated decision public at news conferences in Chicago and in New York , where the announcement came at a building just two blocks from the World Trade Center . much - anticipated Why was it much-anticipated? 16 19 -479 4 The decision fulfills the vision of the designers of the World Trade Center site to show that New York was not afraid of building an even higher structure in place of the one targeted by terrorists on Sept . 11 , 2001 . targeted by terrorists What happened to the building targeted by terorists? 33 36 -480 1 WASHINGTON - South Florida ' s coral reefs , a natural wonder worth more than $ 6 billion to the local economy , appear to be rebounding after decades of damage , disease and deterioration . $ 6 How are reefs worth $6 billion to the economy? 15 17 -480 1 WASHINGTON - South Florida ' s coral reefs , a natural wonder worth more than $ 6 billion to the local economy , appear to be rebounding after decades of damage , disease and deterioration . rebounding Why/How are they rebounding? 26 27 -480 3 A federal study released this month brought more good news : Coral reefs may be able to adapt to warmer sea temperatures . adapt Why are they able to adapt? 17 18 -480 3 A federal study released this month brought more good news : Coral reefs may be able to adapt to warmer sea temperatures . this month which study? 4 6 -480 4 That ' s a sign they can withstand a limited degree of gradual global warming - but only if carbon emissions are restrained to prevent unhealthy extremes . emissions How are emissions in the air tied to the health of life under the ocean? 20 21 -480 4 That ' s a sign they can withstand a limited degree of gradual global warming - but only if carbon emissions are restrained to prevent unhealthy extremes . restrained how can we restrain them? 22 23 -480 5 The findings raise hope for the survival of the recreational and economic resource , just as scientists and officials gather in Fort Lauderdale on Thursday and Friday for the fifth annual Southeast Florida Regional Climate Leadership Summit . scientists and officials Who are the scientists and officials? 16 19 -480 5 The findings raise hope for the survival of the recreational and economic resource , just as scientists and officials gather in Fort Lauderdale on Thursday and Friday for the fifth annual Southeast Florida Regional Climate Leadership Summit . Regional Climate Leadership Summit is it a big summit? 33 37 -481 1 LONDON - Britain , once the world ' s mightiest seafaring power , announced Wednesday that it will shut down the last naval shipyard in England , eliminating nearly 1 , 000 jobs and closing a chapter of history stretching back hundreds of years . the last naval shipyard in England , What is the last naval shipyard in England? 20 27 -481 1 LONDON - Britain , once the world ' s mightiest seafaring power , announced Wednesday that it will shut down the last naval shipyard in England , eliminating nearly 1 , 000 jobs and closing a chapter of history stretching back hundreds of years . world ' s mightiest What makes Britain one of the worlds mightiest seafaring power? 6 10 -481 1 LONDON - Britain , once the world ' s mightiest seafaring power , announced Wednesday that it will shut down the last naval shipyard in England , eliminating nearly 1 , 000 jobs and closing a chapter of history stretching back hundreds of years . shut down Why will the shipyard be closing? 18 20 -481 1 LONDON - Britain , once the world ' s mightiest seafaring power , announced Wednesday that it will shut down the last naval shipyard in England , eliminating nearly 1 , 000 jobs and closing a chapter of history stretching back hundreds of years . last naval shipyard Why is this the last naval shipyard in England? 21 24 -481 1 LONDON - Britain , once the world ' s mightiest seafaring power , announced Wednesday that it will shut down the last naval shipyard in England , eliminating nearly 1 , 000 jobs and closing a chapter of history stretching back hundreds of years . shut down the last naval shipyard in England Why is Britain shutting down its last naval shipyard? 18 26 -481 1 LONDON - Britain , once the world ' s mightiest seafaring power , announced Wednesday that it will shut down the last naval shipyard in England , eliminating nearly 1 , 000 jobs and closing a chapter of history stretching back hundreds of years . last naval shipyard What is the name of and where is the last naval shipyard? 21 24 -481 2 Workers in the southern city of Portsmouth have been building warships since the reign of King Henry VIII , including the famous Mary Rose . famous Mary Rose Why is Mary Rose famous? 21 24 -481 2 Workers in the southern city of Portsmouth have been building warships since the reign of King Henry VIII , including the famous Mary Rose . Mary Rose Why is the Mary Rose famous? 22 24 -481 2 Workers in the southern city of Portsmouth have been building warships since the reign of King Henry VIII , including the famous Mary Rose . famous Mary Rose why havent i heard of it? 21 24 -481 3 But citing dwindling demand , the government and defense contractor BAE Systems have agreed to cease construction there . dwindling demand , What is the cause of the dwindling demand? 2 5 -481 3 But citing dwindling demand , the government and defense contractor BAE Systems have agreed to cease construction there . But citing dwindling demand , Why is demand dwindling? 0 5 -481 3 But citing dwindling demand , the government and defense contractor BAE Systems have agreed to cease construction there . dwindling demand , Why is demand dwindling? 2 5 -481 3 But citing dwindling demand , the government and defense contractor BAE Systems have agreed to cease construction there . dwindling demand , why did demand go down? 2 5 -481 4 Vessels for the Royal Navy will still be built in Britain , but only in Scotland . Vessels How many vessels will be built? 0 1 -481 4 Vessels for the Royal Navy will still be built in Britain , but only in Scotland . but only in Scotland Why will the vessels be built only in Scotland? 12 16 -481 5 Though hundreds of jobs are to be cut at Scottish shipyards as well , workers in Portsmouth accused the government of sacrificing them for political reasons , to avoid angering Scots ahead of a referendum next year on whether they should separate from England and Wales to become an independent nation . sacrificing How did they sacrifice the workers? 21 22 -481 5 Though hundreds of jobs are to be cut at Scottish shipyards as well , workers in Portsmouth accused the government of sacrificing them for political reasons , to avoid angering Scots ahead of a referendum next year on whether they should separate from England and Wales to become an independent nation . England and Wales to become an independent nation Why is there a referendum to turn England and Wales into an independent nation? 43 51 -481 5 Though hundreds of jobs are to be cut at Scottish shipyards as well , workers in Portsmouth accused the government of sacrificing them for political reasons , to avoid angering Scots ahead of a referendum next year on whether they should separate from England and Wales to become an independent nation . Portsmouth is this city in the north? 16 17 -482 1 As millions of Filipinos desperately search for sustenance and shelter in the devastation left by Typhoon Haiyan , many may be comforted by the knowledge that help is surely on the way from family members working abroad . Typhoon Haiyan , is that the name? 15 18 -482 1 As millions of Filipinos desperately search for sustenance and shelter in the devastation left by Typhoon Haiyan , many may be comforted by the knowledge that help is surely on the way from family members working abroad . help is surely on the way What kind of help will be provided? 26 32 -482 1 As millions of Filipinos desperately search for sustenance and shelter in the devastation left by Typhoon Haiyan , many may be comforted by the knowledge that help is surely on the way from family members working abroad . working abroad Why are family members of Filipinos working abroad? 35 37 -482 1 As millions of Filipinos desperately search for sustenance and shelter in the devastation left by Typhoon Haiyan , many may be comforted by the knowledge that help is surely on the way from family members working abroad . working abroad What countries are the family members working abroad in? 35 37 -482 2 The Philippines ' biggest export has long been its workers , with at least 10 percent of the country ' s approximately 100 million people living and working in other nations . workers , Why are workers in such high demand abroad? 9 11 -482 3 They staff cruise ships in the Caribbean , clean homes in the affluent Persian Gulf , work as nannies in Europe and crew merchant marine vessels the world over . affluent Persian Gulf , which countries are those? 12 16 -482 4 For more than 30 years , the Philippines ' legions of jobless and underemployed have been encouraged to seek their fortunes elsewhere , as a succession of leaders since the late Ferdinand Marcos have failed to develop an economy capable of providing enough jobs . encouraged to seek their fortunes elsewhere , Who has been encouraging the jobless to seek their fortunes elsewhere? 16 23 -482 4 For more than 30 years , the Philippines ' legions of jobless and underemployed have been encouraged to seek their fortunes elsewhere , as a succession of leaders since the late Ferdinand Marcos have failed to develop an economy capable of providing enough jobs . failed to develop an economy Why have they failed to develop an economy? 34 39 -482 4 For more than 30 years , the Philippines ' legions of jobless and underemployed have been encouraged to seek their fortunes elsewhere , as a succession of leaders since the late Ferdinand Marcos have failed to develop an economy capable of providing enough jobs . Ferdinand Marcos Who was Ferdinand Marcos? 31 33 -482 4 For more than 30 years , the Philippines ' legions of jobless and underemployed have been encouraged to seek their fortunes elsewhere , as a succession of leaders since the late Ferdinand Marcos have failed to develop an economy capable of providing enough jobs . develop an economy Why can't the Phillipines develop an economy of their own? 36 39 -482 5 Now , as in the aftermath of other natural disasters , that global workforce is at the forefront of relief efforts and galvanizing the largess of the foreign populations they serve . aftermath of other natural disasters , What are the other natural disasters? 5 11 -482 5 Now , as in the aftermath of other natural disasters , that global workforce is at the forefront of relief efforts and galvanizing the largess of the foreign populations they serve . galvanizing what is this word? 22 23 -482 5 Now , as in the aftermath of other natural disasters , that global workforce is at the forefront of relief efforts and galvanizing the largess of the foreign populations they serve . other natural disasters , What other natural disasters? 7 11 -482 5 Now , as in the aftermath of other natural disasters , that global workforce is at the forefront of relief efforts and galvanizing the largess of the foreign populations they serve . galvanizing the largess What does \"galvanizing the largess\" mean? 22 25 -483 1 LOS ANGELES - The oldest fossils of a previously unknown ancient leopard species are shaking the pantherine evolutionary tree , suggesting that big cats arose in Asia , not Africa , according to a new study . pantherine evolutionary tree , How big is the pantherine evolutionary tree? 16 20 -483 1 LOS ANGELES - The oldest fossils of a previously unknown ancient leopard species are shaking the pantherine evolutionary tree , suggesting that big cats arose in Asia , not Africa , according to a new study . according to a new study Who conducted the new study? 31 36 -483 1 LOS ANGELES - The oldest fossils of a previously unknown ancient leopard species are shaking the pantherine evolutionary tree , suggesting that big cats arose in Asia , not Africa , according to a new study . oldest fossils How old are these fossils? 4 6 -483 1 LOS ANGELES - The oldest fossils of a previously unknown ancient leopard species are shaking the pantherine evolutionary tree , suggesting that big cats arose in Asia , not Africa , according to a new study . arose in Asia , what suggests that? 24 28 -483 1 LOS ANGELES - The oldest fossils of a previously unknown ancient leopard species are shaking the pantherine evolutionary tree , suggesting that big cats arose in Asia , not Africa , according to a new study . oldest fossils How old are the fossils? 4 6 -483 2 Paleontologists led by the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles and the University of Southern California discovered the previously undescribed sister species to the modern snow leopard while on a 2010 expedition to Tibet . discovered How deep did they have to dig to make such a discovery? 16 17 -483 2 Paleontologists led by the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles and the University of Southern California discovered the previously undescribed sister species to the modern snow leopard while on a 2010 expedition to Tibet . Paleontologists How many paleontologists were on the 2010 expedition? 0 1 -483 2 Paleontologists led by the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles and the University of Southern California discovered the previously undescribed sister species to the modern snow leopard while on a 2010 expedition to Tibet . Paleontologists what do they do? 0 1 -483 2 Paleontologists led by the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles and the University of Southern California discovered the previously undescribed sister species to the modern snow leopard while on a 2010 expedition to Tibet . expedition to Tibet Where in Tibet was it found? 31 34 -483 3 Seven specimens from three individuals range in age from 4 . 1 million to 5 . 9 million years old - dialing back the clock on big cat evolution by as much as 2 million years , according to the paper , published online Tuesday in Proceedings of the Royal Society B . Panthera blytheae , named for the daughter of longtime museum benefactors Paul and Heather Haaga of La Canada Flintridge , was slightly smaller than the snow leopard and probably roamed the Tibetan plateau for several million years , dining on an ample supply of antelope , pika and blue sheep , according to paleontologist Zhijie Jack Tseng , lead author of the paper . Seven specimens Will these specimens be available on display for the public to see? 0 2 -483 3 Seven specimens from three individuals range in age from 4 . 1 million to 5 . 9 million years old - dialing back the clock on big cat evolution by as much as 2 million years , according to the paper , published online Tuesday in Proceedings of the Royal Society B . Panthera blytheae , named for the daughter of longtime museum benefactors Paul and Heather Haaga of La Canada Flintridge , was slightly smaller than the snow leopard and probably roamed the Tibetan plateau for several million years , dining on an ample supply of antelope , pika and blue sheep , according to paleontologist Zhijie Jack Tseng , lead author of the paper . age from 4 . 1 million to 5 . 9 million years old Was carbon dating used as a method of determining the age of these specimens? 7 20 -483 3 Seven specimens from three individuals range in age from 4 . 1 million to 5 . 9 million years old - dialing back the clock on big cat evolution by as much as 2 million years , according to the paper , published online Tuesday in Proceedings of the Royal Society B . Panthera blytheae , named for the daughter of longtime museum benefactors Paul and Heather Haaga of La Canada Flintridge , was slightly smaller than the snow leopard and probably roamed the Tibetan plateau for several million years , dining on an ample supply of antelope , pika and blue sheep , according to paleontologist Zhijie Jack Tseng , lead author of the paper . several million years , Why did they become extinct? 87 91 -483 3 Seven specimens from three individuals range in age from 4 . 1 million to 5 . 9 million years old - dialing back the clock on big cat evolution by as much as 2 million years , according to the paper , published online Tuesday in Proceedings of the Royal Society B . Panthera blytheae , named for the daughter of longtime museum benefactors Paul and Heather Haaga of La Canada Flintridge , was slightly smaller than the snow leopard and probably roamed the Tibetan plateau for several million years , dining on an ample supply of antelope , pika and blue sheep , according to paleontologist Zhijie Jack Tseng , lead author of the paper . Paul Why was this discovery named after their daughter? 64 65 -483 3 Seven specimens from three individuals range in age from 4 . 1 million to 5 . 9 million years old - dialing back the clock on big cat evolution by as much as 2 million years , according to the paper , published online Tuesday in Proceedings of the Royal Society B . Panthera blytheae , named for the daughter of longtime museum benefactors Paul and Heather Haaga of La Canada Flintridge , was slightly smaller than the snow leopard and probably roamed the Tibetan plateau for several million years , dining on an ample supply of antelope , pika and blue sheep , according to paleontologist Zhijie Jack Tseng , lead author of the paper . dining on How did they know those were the things that this snow leoperad ate? 91 93 -483 4 " We think that the snow leopard and this new cat probably represent a new lineage that was adapted to the high elevation environment of the Tibetan plateau , " said Tseng , a postdoctoral fellow at New York ' s American Museum of Natural History who conducted the work while he was a doctoral student at USC . snow leopard Do snow leopards still exist today? 5 7 -483 4 " We think that the snow leopard and this new cat probably represent a new lineage that was adapted to the high elevation environment of the Tibetan plateau , " said Tseng , a postdoctoral fellow at New York ' s American Museum of Natural History who conducted the work while he was a doctoral student at USC . conducted the work How much did it cost to find these specimens? 47 50 -483 4 " We think that the snow leopard and this new cat probably represent a new lineage that was adapted to the high elevation environment of the Tibetan plateau , " said Tseng , a postdoctoral fellow at New York ' s American Museum of Natural History who conducted the work while he was a doctoral student at USC . high elevation How high up in elevation were they found? 21 23 -483 4 " We think that the snow leopard and this new cat probably represent a new lineage that was adapted to the high elevation environment of the Tibetan plateau , " said Tseng , a postdoctoral fellow at New York ' s American Museum of Natural History who conducted the work while he was a doctoral student at USC . doctoral student when was that? 54 56 -483 4 " We think that the snow leopard and this new cat probably represent a new lineage that was adapted to the high elevation environment of the Tibetan plateau , " said Tseng , a postdoctoral fellow at New York ' s American Museum of Natural History who conducted the work while he was a doctoral student at USC . " We think What has led them to think these things about the cat? 0 3 -483 5 Big cats have presented serious problems for paleontologists . presented serious problems Why do big cats present serious problems for paleontologists? 3 6 -483 5 Big cats have presented serious problems for paleontologists . serious problems What are some of the serious problems? 4 6 -483 5 Big cats have presented serious problems for paleontologists . serious problems What kind of problems did big cats cause for paleontologists? 4 6 -483 5 Big cats have presented serious problems for paleontologists . serious problems what are the problems? 4 6 -483 5 Big cats have presented serious problems for paleontologists . presented serious problems What problems have big cats created for paleontologists? 3 6 -484 1 WASHINGTON - While President Barack Obama ' s popularity has slipped in public opinion polls , he found plenty of support Wednesday among one key constituency : the 566 leaders of federally recognized Indian tribes . constituency : what is a constituency? 25 27 -484 1 WASHINGTON - While President Barack Obama ' s popularity has slipped in public opinion polls , he found plenty of support Wednesday among one key constituency : the 566 leaders of federally recognized Indian tribes . slipped Why did Obamas popularity slip? 10 11 -484 2 " I ' d rank him as high as I can go ; a 10 , really , to be honest with you , " said Leo Lolnitz , first chief of the Koyukuk Native Village in Alaska . go ; a 10 , does he think highly of him? 11 16 -484 2 " I ' d rank him as high as I can go ; a 10 , really , to be honest with you , " said Leo Lolnitz , first chief of the Koyukuk Native Village in Alaska . 10 , What is the reason that Leo Lolnitz would rate President Obama a 10? 14 16 -484 3 Brian Cladoosby , the chairman of Washington state ' s Swinomish Indian Tribal Community for the past 17 years , said Obama was " second to none " when compared with other U . S . presidents . " second What has Obama done compared to other U.S. presidents? 23 25 -484 4 Tribal leaders consider the occupant of the White House one of their own . occupant Why do the tribal leaders consider Obama as one of their own? 4 5 -484 5 To them , he ' s Barack Black Eagle Obama , having received his Indian name in 2008 when a couple on the Crow Indian Reservation in Montana formally adopted him . adopted Was there a ceremony? 29 30 -485 1 NEW YORK - Four score and 70 years ago , a Pennsylvania newspaper chided Abraham Lincoln ' s Gettysburg Address as " silly remarks " . a Pennsylvania newspaper Which Pennsylvania newspaper? 10 13 -485 1 NEW YORK - Four score and 70 years ago , a Pennsylvania newspaper chided Abraham Lincoln ' s Gettysburg Address as " silly remarks " . " silly remarks " are they really silly? 21 25 -485 1 NEW YORK - Four score and 70 years ago , a Pennsylvania newspaper chided Abraham Lincoln ' s Gettysburg Address as " silly remarks " . score What does \"score\" mean in this context? 4 5 -485 1 NEW YORK - Four score and 70 years ago , a Pennsylvania newspaper chided Abraham Lincoln ' s Gettysburg Address as " silly remarks " . " silly Why did they think his remarks were silly? 21 23 -485 1 NEW YORK - Four score and 70 years ago , a Pennsylvania newspaper chided Abraham Lincoln ' s Gettysburg Address as " silly remarks " . Pennsylvania newspaper What Pennsylvania newspaper chided Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address as \"silly remarks\"? 11 13 -485 2 This week , in time for the speech ' s 150th anniversary , Harrisburg ' s Patriot - News apologized for " a judgment so flawed , so tainted by hubris , so lacking in the perspective history would bring , that it cannot remain unaddressed in our archives " . hubris , What does hubris mean? 30 32 -485 2 This week , in time for the speech ' s 150th anniversary , Harrisburg ' s Patriot - News apologized for " a judgment so flawed , so tainted by hubris , so lacking in the perspective history would bring , that it cannot remain unaddressed in our archives " . the speech ' s 150th anniversary , What speech for the speech's 150th anniversary? 6 13 -485 2 This week , in time for the speech ' s 150th anniversary , Harrisburg ' s Patriot - News apologized for " a judgment so flawed , so tainted by hubris , so lacking in the perspective history would bring , that it cannot remain unaddressed in our archives " . " a judgment What judgement was so flawed, so tainted by hubris, so lacking in the perspective history would bring, that it cannot remain unaddressed in our archives\"? 21 24 -485 3 With that , the newspaper ' s editorial board issued an unusual media mea culpa that has captured national attention despite its tongue - in - cheek approach . mea culpa What is a mea culpa? 13 15 -485 3 With that , the newspaper ' s editorial board issued an unusual media mea culpa that has captured national attention despite its tongue - in - cheek approach . tongue - in - cheek What do they mean by tongue-in-cheek approach? 22 27 -485 4 It read in part : " Our predecessors , perhaps under the influence of partisanship , or of strong drink , as was common in the profession at the time , called President Lincoln ' s words ‘ silly remarks , ' deserving ‘ a veil of oblivion , ' apparently believing it an indifferent and altogether ordinary message , unremarkable in eloquence and uninspiring in its brevity " . profession Why was partisanship and strong drink common in their profession at the time? 26 27 -485 4 It read in part : " Our predecessors , perhaps under the influence of partisanship , or of strong drink , as was common in the profession at the time , called President Lincoln ' s words ‘ silly remarks , ' deserving ‘ a veil of oblivion , ' apparently believing it an indifferent and altogether ordinary message , unremarkable in eloquence and uninspiring in its brevity " . President Lincoln ' s words What were President Lincoln's words? 32 37 -485 5 " Just think : The speech , the exact words of it , are still looked at , thought about and dissected , " said Michele Hamill , a conservator at Cornell University in Ithaca , N . Y . , where one of five copies of Lincoln ' s handwritten speech is on display through Nov . 23 in commemoration of its delivery Nov . 19 , 1863 . Michele Hamill , what are her credentials? 25 28 -485 5 " Just think : The speech , the exact words of it , are still looked at , thought about and dissected , " said Michele Hamill , a conservator at Cornell University in Ithaca , N . Y . , where one of five copies of Lincoln ' s handwritten speech is on display through Nov . 23 in commemoration of its delivery Nov . 19 , 1863 . dissected , " Why are the exact words of the speech still dissected today? 21 24 -485 5 " Just think : The speech , the exact words of it , are still looked at , thought about and dissected , " said Michele Hamill , a conservator at Cornell University in Ithaca , N . Y . , where one of five copies of Lincoln ' s handwritten speech is on display through Nov . 23 in commemoration of its delivery Nov . 19 , 1863 . The speech , What speech? 4 7 -486 1 WASHINGTON - A General Motors Co . executive said technology that could lead to autonomous vehicles is improving steadily , but that drivers will remain integral to the operation of motor vehicles for many years to come . A General Motors Co . executive Which General Motors Co. executive? 2 8 -486 1 WASHINGTON - A General Motors Co . executive said technology that could lead to autonomous vehicles is improving steadily , but that drivers will remain integral to the operation of motor vehicles for many years to come . remain integral to for how long? 24 27 -486 1 WASHINGTON - A General Motors Co . executive said technology that could lead to autonomous vehicles is improving steadily , but that drivers will remain integral to the operation of motor vehicles for many years to come . improving steadily , At what rate is steadily? 17 20 -486 1 WASHINGTON - A General Motors Co . executive said technology that could lead to autonomous vehicles is improving steadily , but that drivers will remain integral to the operation of motor vehicles for many years to come . autonomous vehicles What are autonomous vehicles? 14 16 -486 1 WASHINGTON - A General Motors Co . executive said technology that could lead to autonomous vehicles is improving steadily , but that drivers will remain integral to the operation of motor vehicles for many years to come . remain integral Why will they remain intergral? 24 26 -486 2 Mike Robinson , GM ' s vice president of sustainability and global regulatory affairs , told the U . S . House ' s Highways and Transit Subcommittee that for the " foreseeable future " drivers will " still need to be engaged and in control " . " foreseeable future " How long is the \"foreseeable future\"? 31 35 -486 2 Mike Robinson , GM ' s vice president of sustainability and global regulatory affairs , told the U . S . House ' s Highways and Transit Subcommittee that for the " foreseeable future " drivers will " still need to be engaged and in control " . " still need to be engaged and in control " Why will drivers need to \"still need to be engaged and in control\"? 37 47 -486 3 " For the most part , people assume than an autonomous vehicle will take you to your destination without any personal involvement , " said Robinson . most part , but it is different? 3 6 -486 3 " For the most part , people assume than an autonomous vehicle will take you to your destination without any personal involvement , " said Robinson . " For the most part , What percentage? 0 6 -486 3 " For the most part , people assume than an autonomous vehicle will take you to your destination without any personal involvement , " said Robinson . people assume Why do people assume that? 6 8 -486 4 " These types of driverless systems are a significant distance into the future " . future " HOW FAR in future? 12 14 -486 4 " These types of driverless systems are a significant distance into the future " . significant distance How significant of a distance in the future? Five years? Ten years? 8 10 -486 5 The subcommittee called the hearing to discuss the technical advances that have led to the belief that self - driving vehicles could be a market reality in the near future , as well as the concerns that come with that belief . as well as the concerns What are the concerns about self-driving vehicles? 31 36 -486 5 The subcommittee called the hearing to discuss the technical advances that have led to the belief that self - driving vehicles could be a market reality in the near future , as well as the concerns that come with that belief . the technical advances Which technical advances led to this? 7 10 -486 5 The subcommittee called the hearing to discuss the technical advances that have led to the belief that self - driving vehicles could be a market reality in the near future , as well as the concerns that come with that belief . concerns What are some of the concerns with autonomous vehicles? 35 36 -487 1 WASHINGTON , Ill . - When a cluster of violent thunderstorms began marching across the Midwest , forecasters were able to draw a bright line on a map showing where the worst of the weather would go . marching across the Midwest , What parts of the Midwest were the storms marching across? 12 17 -487 1 WASHINGTON , Ill . - When a cluster of violent thunderstorms began marching across the Midwest , forecasters were able to draw a bright line on a map showing where the worst of the weather would go . bright How did they know? 23 24 -487 1 WASHINGTON , Ill . - When a cluster of violent thunderstorms began marching across the Midwest , forecasters were able to draw a bright line on a map showing where the worst of the weather would go . cluster of violent thunderstorms Why did these thunderstorms happen? 7 11 -487 1 WASHINGTON , Ill . - When a cluster of violent thunderstorms began marching across the Midwest , forecasters were able to draw a bright line on a map showing where the worst of the weather would go . the Midwest , Where in the Midwest? 14 17 -487 2 Their uncannily accurate predictions - combined with television and radio warnings , text - message alerts and storm sirens - almost certainly saved lives as rare late - season tornadoes dropped out of a dark autumn sky . uncannily accurate how are they so accurate? 1 3 -487 2 Their uncannily accurate predictions - combined with television and radio warnings , text - message alerts and storm sirens - almost certainly saved lives as rare late - season tornadoes dropped out of a dark autumn sky . saved lives How did these predictions save lives? 22 24 -487 2 Their uncannily accurate predictions - combined with television and radio warnings , text - message alerts and storm sirens - almost certainly saved lives as rare late - season tornadoes dropped out of a dark autumn sky . rare How rare are they? 25 26 -487 3 Although the storms howled through 12 states and flattened entire neighborhoods within a matter of minutes , the number of dead stood at just eight . howled through 12 states What 12 states did the storms howl through? 3 7 -487 3 Although the storms howled through 12 states and flattened entire neighborhoods within a matter of minutes , the number of dead stood at just eight . just eight why so low? 23 25 -487 3 Although the storms howled through 12 states and flattened entire neighborhoods within a matter of minutes , the number of dead stood at just eight . 12 states Which states did the storms go through? 5 7 -487 3 Although the storms howled through 12 states and flattened entire neighborhoods within a matter of minutes , the number of dead stood at just eight . 12 states Which 12 states? 5 7 -487 4 By Monday , another , more prosaic reason for the relatively low death toll also came to light : In the hardest - hit town , most families were in church . prosaic what does prosaic mean? 6 7 -487 4 By Monday , another , more prosaic reason for the relatively low death toll also came to light : In the hardest - hit town , most families were in church . most families were in church Why is this a prosaic reason that the death total wasn't more? 26 31 -487 4 By Monday , another , more prosaic reason for the relatively low death toll also came to light : In the hardest - hit town , most families were in church . church What kind of churches? 30 31 -487 5 " I don ' t think we had one church damaged , " said Gary Manier , mayor of Washington , Ill . , a community of 16 , 000 about 140 miles southwest of Chicago . don ' t think we had one church damaged , " Why wern't the churches damaged? 2 13 -488 1 WASHINGTON - Honoring the legacy of John F . Kennedy , President Barack Obama laid a wreath at the assassinated president ' s gravesite as a nation remembers that terrible day in Dallas a half - century ago Friday . half - century ago what day was it? 34 38 -488 2 Obama also recognized a group of distinguished Americans - including Bill Clinton and Oprah Winfrey - with the Presidential Medal of Freedom , an award created by Kennedy . recognized a group of distinguished Americans How were the distinguished Americans recognized? 2 8 -488 2 Obama also recognized a group of distinguished Americans - including Bill Clinton and Oprah Winfrey - with the Presidential Medal of Freedom , an award created by Kennedy . Presidential Medal of Freedom , does he have that power? 18 23 -488 4 First lady Michelle Obama and former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton helped their husbands place a large wreath of white flowers in front of the roped - off gravesite of America ' s 35th president , which is marked by an ever - burning flame . an ever - burning flame Why is the ever-burning flame kept burning? 41 46 -488 4 First lady Michelle Obama and former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton helped their husbands place a large wreath of white flowers in front of the roped - off gravesite of America ' s 35th president , which is marked by an ever - burning flame . ever - burning flame Why does President Kennedy's gravesite have an ever-burning flame? 42 46 -488 5 Both couples placed their hands over their hearts as taps sounded near a U . S . flag at half - staff before greeting Kennedy relatives , including some who arrived in Obama ' s motorcade , before Friday ' s 50th anniversary of the assassination . motorcade , what is a motorcade? 35 37 -489 1 Boredom is a lot more interesting than scientists had thought . lot more interesting how is it interesting? 3 6 -489 1 Boredom is a lot more interesting than scientists had thought . interesting than Why is it more interesting? 5 7 -489 1 Boredom is a lot more interesting than scientists had thought . interesting Why is boredom interesting? 5 6 -489 2 A new study of students in Germany reveals that there are five distinct types of boredom . distinct types are they very different? 12 14 -489 2 A new study of students in Germany reveals that there are five distinct types of boredom . students in Germany Where are the students studying? 4 7 -489 2 A new study of students in Germany reveals that there are five distinct types of boredom . five distinct types of boredom What are the five types? 11 16 -489 2 A new study of students in Germany reveals that there are five distinct types of boredom . students Why study boredom in students vs. a diverse group? 4 5 -489 3 That ' s one more than researchers had expected . expected What caused them to expect any certain number? 8 9 -489 4 What ' s more , the newly discovered category - which they labeled " apathetic boredom " - was quite common among high school students , according to the study , published this week in the journal Motivation and Emotion . high school students , why did high school students have it? 22 26 -489 4 What ' s more , the newly discovered category - which they labeled " apathetic boredom " - was quite common among high school students , according to the study , published this week in the journal Motivation and Emotion . high Why did high school students experience this more than other students? 22 23 -489 5 Boredom isn ' t just boring . It can be dangerous , either for the person who is bored or for the people around him . dangerous , how is it dangerous? 10 12 -489 5 Boredom isn ' t just boring . It can be dangerous , either for the person who is bored or for the people around him . or for the people around him How is boredom dangerous for the people around the person who is bored? 19 25 -489 5 Boredom isn ' t just boring . It can be dangerous , either for the person who is bored or for the people around him . can be dangerous , Why can it be dangerous? 8 12 -490 1 " Console Wars : The Sequel " is coming to a retail outlet near you . " Console Wars : The Sequel " What is console wars about, XBOX and Playstation? 0 7 -490 1 " Console Wars : The Sequel " is coming to a retail outlet near you . is coming What day will the sequel be released? 7 9 -490 1 " Console Wars : The Sequel " is coming to a retail outlet near you . " Console Wars : what is that? 0 4 -490 1 " Console Wars : The Sequel " is coming to a retail outlet near you . " Console Wars : The Sequel " What is the first Console Wars? 0 7 -490 2 On Friday , Sony Corp . ' s new PlayStation 4 video game system arrives . PlayStation 4 video game system arrives Does this refer to PlayStation 4 or the new Playstation 5? 9 15 -490 2 On Friday , Sony Corp . ' s new PlayStation 4 video game system arrives . game system How much will the system cost? 12 14 -490 2 On Friday , Sony Corp . ' s new PlayStation 4 video game system arrives . PlayStation 4 video what year did it release? 9 12 -490 2 On Friday , Sony Corp . ' s new PlayStation 4 video game system arrives . arrives Where does the PlayStation 4 arrive? 14 15 -490 3 A week later , Microsoft Corp . launches the competing Xbox One , its successor to the Xbox 360 console . its successor to the Xbox 360 console Will the XBOX 360 be discontinued? 13 20 -490 3 A week later , Microsoft Corp . launches the competing Xbox One , its successor to the Xbox 360 console . its successor What new features does Xbox One have? 13 15 -490 3 A week later , Microsoft Corp . launches the competing Xbox One , its successor to the Xbox 360 console . Microsoft Corp is that an american company? 4 6 -490 4 The next - generation systems will vie for the hearts and wallets of game aficionados – as well as a coveted place under the living room television . and wallets Will the new system be less expensive than the last? 10 12 -490 5 But each console maker has pursued distinctly different pathways into consumers ' homes . distinctly different pathways What are they going to do to compete? 6 9 -490 5 But each console maker has pursued distinctly different pathways into consumers ' homes . distinctly different pathways How are the companies pathways different? 6 9 -490 5 But each console maker has pursued distinctly different pathways into consumers ' homes . distinctly different pathways What different pathways have console makers used? 6 9 -490 5 But each console maker has pursued distinctly different pathways into consumers ' homes . distinctly different pathways how do they differ? 6 9 -490 5 But each console maker has pursued distinctly different pathways into consumers ' homes . distinctly different pathways What are the different pathways the console makers took? 6 9 -491 1 LOS ANGELES – When it comes to evolutionary debates , this one is a major dogfight . this one is a major dogfight Why is the debate a dogfight? 10 16 -491 1 LOS ANGELES – When it comes to evolutionary debates , this one is a major dogfight . debates , How is this debate evolutionary? 8 10 -491 1 LOS ANGELES – When it comes to evolutionary debates , this one is a major dogfight . evolutionary debates , What is the debate? 7 10 -491 1 LOS ANGELES – When it comes to evolutionary debates , this one is a major dogfight . dogfight Why is it a dogfight? 15 16 -491 1 LOS ANGELES – When it comes to evolutionary debates , this one is a major dogfight . one which one? 11 12 -491 2 Since the time of Charles Darwin , scientists have argued over the origin of domesticated dogs and how , when and where a toothy , flesh - eating beast was transformed into man ' s best friend . dogs How was dogs transformed into man's best friend? 15 16 -491 2 Since the time of Charles Darwin , scientists have argued over the origin of domesticated dogs and how , when and where a toothy , flesh - eating beast was transformed into man ' s best friend . Charles Darwin , in the 19th century? 4 7 -491 3 Some experts believe our ancestors in the Middle East and elsewhere were naturally drawn to small , furry wolf pups and seized them as novelties . were naturally drawn to small , furry wolf Why do experts think our ancestors were naturally drawn to small wolves? 11 19 -491 3 Some experts believe our ancestors in the Middle East and elsewhere were naturally drawn to small , furry wolf pups and seized them as novelties . Some experts believe Which experts? 0 3 -491 3 Some experts believe our ancestors in the Middle East and elsewhere were naturally drawn to small , furry wolf pups and seized them as novelties . drawn Why were Middle East and elsewhere naturally drawn wolf pups? 13 14 -491 3 Some experts believe our ancestors in the Middle East and elsewhere were naturally drawn to small , furry wolf pups and seized them as novelties . elsewhere Where else were people drawn to wolf pups? 10 11 -491 4 Others suggest they were raised as a source of meat in early agrarian societies in Asia . raised Why were they raised as a source of meat? 4 5 -491 4 Others suggest they were raised as a source of meat in early agrarian societies in Asia . Others suggest who suggests that? 0 2 -491 5 Yet another theory holds that early proto - dogs were enlisted as helpers by roving bands of hunters , long before humankind ever experimented with agricultural livestock . early proto - dogs were enlisted as helpers How were dogs used as helpers? 5 13 -491 5 Yet another theory holds that early proto - dogs were enlisted as helpers by roving bands of hunters , long before humankind ever experimented with agricultural livestock . proto - dogs How were proto-dogs enlisted as helpers by hunters? 6 9 -491 5 Yet another theory holds that early proto - dogs were enlisted as helpers by roving bands of hunters , long before humankind ever experimented with agricultural livestock . proto - dogs What is a proto-dog specifically? Wolves? 6 9 -491 5 Yet another theory holds that early proto - dogs were enlisted as helpers by roving bands of hunters , long before humankind ever experimented with agricultural livestock . proto - dogs what is a proto dog? 6 9 -492 1 BEIJING – As soon as Luo Yuannan heard about the change in China ' s one - child law , she began to calculate when it would be best for her 2 - year - old son to get a baby sister , because , like many modern Chinese women , Luo is pining for a girl . Luo Yuannan Who is Luo Yuannan?\n\n 5 7 -492 1 BEIJING – As soon as Luo Yuannan heard about the change in China ' s one - child law , she began to calculate when it would be best for her 2 - year - old son to get a baby sister , because , like many modern Chinese women , Luo is pining for a girl . one - child Can you explain more about one child law? 15 18 -492 1 BEIJING – As soon as Luo Yuannan heard about the change in China ' s one - child law , she began to calculate when it would be best for her 2 - year - old son to get a baby sister , because , like many modern Chinese women , Luo is pining for a girl . many modern Chinese women , What will happen if they break the law? 46 51 -492 1 BEIJING – As soon as Luo Yuannan heard about the change in China ' s one - child law , she began to calculate when it would be best for her 2 - year - old son to get a baby sister , because , like many modern Chinese women , Luo is pining for a girl . China ' s one - child law , When did the law change and why? 12 20 -492 2 " I was amazed , " said Luo , 31 , who lives in the southern city of Shenzhen . Shenzhen How many people currently lives in the shenzhen? 18 19 -492 2 " I was amazed , " said Luo , 31 , who lives in the southern city of Shenzhen . amazed , " Why was she amazed? 3 6 -492 2 " I was amazed , " said Luo , 31 , who lives in the southern city of Shenzhen . amazed , " why was he amazed? 3 6 -492 3 " I always wanted to have a second child and now I will get the chance " . chance " Are they allow to break the law? 15 17 -492 3 " I always wanted to have a second child and now I will get the chance " . chance " Why will she get the chance? 15 17 -492 3 " I always wanted to have a second child and now I will get the chance " . second child a son or daughter? 7 9 -492 4 If things go as planned , a second child for Luo could be part of a baby boomlet for China . planned , what was the plan? 4 6 -492 4 If things go as planned , a second child for Luo could be part of a baby boomlet for China . boomlet what is a boomlet? 17 18 -492 5 The Chinese Communist Party announced Friday that , as part of a reform package approved at the third party plenum , it would ease the one - child policy to allow couples in which either partner is an only child to have a second baby . approved Can they request their wish and get accept by government without breaking the law? 14 15 -493 1 FAIRHOPE , Ala . – The state of Alabama can ' t rewrite a history shot through with hate and violence , but with the help of one determined woman it has added a postscript . postscript what is a postscript? 34 35 -493 1 FAIRHOPE , Ala . – The state of Alabama can ' t rewrite a history shot through with hate and violence , but with the help of one determined woman it has added a postscript . one determined woman What is the woman's name? 27 30 -493 1 FAIRHOPE , Ala . – The state of Alabama can ' t rewrite a history shot through with hate and violence , but with the help of one determined woman it has added a postscript . determined woman Who is the determined woman that is willing to help? 28 30 -493 2 On Thursday , Alabama ' s parole board pardoned the last of the long - dead Scottsboro Boys , nine black teenagers falsely accused of rape in 1931 . last What was the last living Scottsboro Boy's name? 10 11 -493 2 On Thursday , Alabama ' s parole board pardoned the last of the long - dead Scottsboro Boys , nine black teenagers falsely accused of rape in 1931 . falsely accused How were the nine black teenagers falsely accused? 22 24 -493 2 On Thursday , Alabama ' s parole board pardoned the last of the long - dead Scottsboro Boys , nine black teenagers falsely accused of rape in 1931 . 1931 How long were they on parole? 27 28 -493 3 Their case was monumental . It divided some residents here and united others , led to two landmark Supreme Court decisions , and precipitated the civil rights movement in the decades that followed . decisions , what were the decisions? 20 22 -493 3 Their case was monumental . It divided some residents here and united others , led to two landmark Supreme Court decisions , and precipitated the civil rights movement in the decades that followed . two landmark Supreme Court decisions , What Supreme Court decisions? 16 22 -493 3 Their case was monumental . It divided some residents here and united others , led to two landmark Supreme Court decisions , and precipitated the civil rights movement in the decades that followed . united others , How did their case unite others? 11 14 -493 3 Their case was monumental . It divided some residents here and united others , led to two landmark Supreme Court decisions , and precipitated the civil rights movement in the decades that followed . divided some residents How did the case divide residents? 6 9 -493 4 All the while , though , justice remained undone for some of the boys as they became men , went into hiding , and eventually died with the stigma of rape on their reputations . justice remained undone Were they given anything because they were falsely accused? 6 9 -493 5 That changed only after a long campaign by a Scottsboro woman . Scottsboro woman why did she care? 9 11 -493 5 That changed only after a long campaign by a Scottsboro woman . That changed What changed after it? 0 2 -493 5 That changed only after a long campaign by a Scottsboro woman . Scottsboro woman What is her name? 9 11 -493 5 That changed only after a long campaign by a Scottsboro woman . long campaign How did this campaign by a Scottsboro woman help change everything? 5 7 -494 1 LOS ANGELES - The A - 10 Thunderbolt II , a snub - nosed ground - attack plane nicknamed the " Warthog , " is the latest aircraft to find its way onto the Pentagon ' s endangered weapons list . " Warthog , " What was the ground-attack plane nicknamed the \"Warthog\"? 20 24 -494 1 LOS ANGELES - The A - 10 Thunderbolt II , a snub - nosed ground - attack plane nicknamed the " Warthog , " is the latest aircraft to find its way onto the Pentagon ' s endangered weapons list . endangered weapons list What is the endangered weapons list? 37 40 -494 1 LOS ANGELES - The A - 10 Thunderbolt II , a snub - nosed ground - attack plane nicknamed the " Warthog , " is the latest aircraft to find its way onto the Pentagon ' s endangered weapons list . the Pentagon ' s endangered weapons list Which other weapons are on the list? 33 40 -494 1 LOS ANGELES - The A - 10 Thunderbolt II , a snub - nosed ground - attack plane nicknamed the " Warthog , " is the latest aircraft to find its way onto the Pentagon ' s endangered weapons list . endangered weapons list Why is it on the endangered weapons list? 37 40 -494 2 Outfitted with a seven - barrel Gatling gun the size of a Volkswagen Beetle in its nose , the Cold War - era plane has a reputation for tearing apart armored tanks and clearing the way for troops on the ground with its massive 30 mm rounds of ammunition . has a reputation How did it earn this reputation? 24 27 -494 3 But the unsightly plane has been in the cross hairs of Pentagon officials in recent years . unsightly plane Why is it an unsightly plane? 2 4 -494 3 But the unsightly plane has been in the cross hairs of Pentagon officials in recent years . unsightly plane Why is it unsightly? 2 4 -494 4 The Air Force - better known for aerial dogfights and dropping GPS - guided bombs - would rather invest its diminishing funds elsewhere . elsewhere Where does the Air Force want to invest its funds? 22 23 -494 4 The Air Force - better known for aerial dogfights and dropping GPS - guided bombs - would rather invest its diminishing funds elsewhere . diminishing funds Why are the Air Force's funds diminishing? 20 22 -494 4 The Air Force - better known for aerial dogfights and dropping GPS - guided bombs - would rather invest its diminishing funds elsewhere . invest its diminishing funds Where would the Air Force prefer to invest their funds? 18 22 -494 4 The Air Force - better known for aerial dogfights and dropping GPS - guided bombs - would rather invest its diminishing funds elsewhere . elsewhere . Where else would the Pentagon want to place funds? 22 24 -494 4 The Air Force - better known for aerial dogfights and dropping GPS - guided bombs - would rather invest its diminishing funds elsewhere . diminishing funds Why are the Pentagon's funds diminishing? 20 22 -494 5 With billions of dollars in budget cuts and a possible second round of sequestration looming , the military faces tough decisions : keep funding proven planes of the past or invest in high - tech 21st - century weapons . possible second round of sequestration What is a sequestration? 9 14 -494 5 With billions of dollars in budget cuts and a possible second round of sequestration looming , the military faces tough decisions : keep funding proven planes of the past or invest in high - tech 21st - century weapons . sequestration What does sequestration mean? 13 14 -495 1 Fifty miles north of London lies Bletchley Park , a railway town during World War II that had few , if any , sights to recommend it . sights What sights does Bletchley Park have to offer? 23 24 -495 1 Fifty miles north of London lies Bletchley Park , a railway town during World War II that had few , if any , sights to recommend it . recommend Is this due to it being a functional town? 25 26 -495 2 It was here , to a rundown estate on the other side of the tracks , that 19 - year - old Mavis Batey was dispatched in the spring of 1940 . Mavis Batey was dispatched in the spring Why was Batey sent to Bletchley Park? 22 29 -495 2 It was here , to a rundown estate on the other side of the tracks , that 19 - year - old Mavis Batey was dispatched in the spring of 1940 . Mavis Batey was dispatched Does dispatched mean that police were sent there, or something else? 22 26 -495 2 It was here , to a rundown estate on the other side of the tracks , that 19 - year - old Mavis Batey was dispatched in the spring of 1940 . dispatched What was Mavis Batey dispatched for? 25 26 -495 3 As Hitler ' s forces advanced across Europe , encoded messages from Panzer divisions , U - boats and even the German high command were being intercepted and relayed to Bletchley Park ' s men and women , whose job was to break the German code and help Britain and its allies outwit the Axis powers . job was to break the German code How did they break the German code? 39 46 -495 3 As Hitler ' s forces advanced across Europe , encoded messages from Panzer divisions , U - boats and even the German high command were being intercepted and relayed to Bletchley Park ' s men and women , whose job was to break the German code and help Britain and its allies outwit the Axis powers . break the German code Did this mean breaking the code of a physical object like an enigma or radio signals? 42 46 -495 3 As Hitler ' s forces advanced across Europe , encoded messages from Panzer divisions , U - boats and even the German high command were being intercepted and relayed to Bletchley Park ' s men and women , whose job was to break the German code and help Britain and its allies outwit the Axis powers . men How did the men and women in Bletchley Park assume the role of breaking down the German code? 34 35 -495 3 As Hitler ' s forces advanced across Europe , encoded messages from Panzer divisions , U - boats and even the German high command were being intercepted and relayed to Bletchley Park ' s men and women , whose job was to break the German code and help Britain and its allies outwit the Axis powers . job Does this mean that the residents were helping with the decoding or those hired to decode were sent there? 39 40 -495 4 Batey , a college student studying German linguistics , became one of Bletchley Park ' s nimblest decoders . nimblest How did Mark become one of Bletchley Park's \"nimblest\" decoder? 16 17 -495 5 She decrypted a message that led to a stunning British victory over the Italian navy in the Mediterranean . She decrypted a message How did Batey decode the message? 0 4 -495 5 She decrypted a message that led to a stunning British victory over the Italian navy in the Mediterranean . led to a stunning British victory What was the message she intercepted? 5 11 -495 5 She decrypted a message that led to a stunning British victory over the Italian navy in the Mediterranean . message What did the message say? 3 4 -495 5 She decrypted a message that led to a stunning British victory over the Italian navy in the Mediterranean . stunning Was the British victory not expected at all under those circumstances? 8 9 -496 1 PHILADELPHIA – Solar panels generate electricity by absorbing sunlight , but that is only half the battle . half the battle What is the other half of the battle? 14 17 -496 2 Once electrons in the panel are energized , they must be channeled in the same direction – a process that typically requires a panel made with layers of two kinds of material . two kinds of material What are the two types of material? 28 32 -496 2 Once electrons in the panel are energized , they must be channeled in the same direction – a process that typically requires a panel made with layers of two kinds of material . two kinds of material What two kinds of material? 28 32 -496 3 Not in the future , if a team of researchers from the University of Pennsylvania and Drexel University can help it . the future , were they successful? 2 5 -496 3 Not in the future , if a team of researchers from the University of Pennsylvania and Drexel University can help it . can help it What is this sentence talking about? 18 21 -496 4 In a new study published online by the journal Nature , the scientists reported they had created a new class of ceramic material that could accomplish both tasks cheaply and efficiently . cheaply and efficiently is it expensive? 28 31 -496 4 In a new study published online by the journal Nature , the scientists reported they had created a new class of ceramic material that could accomplish both tasks cheaply and efficiently . ceramic material What is this new ceramic material called? 21 23 -496 5 So far the group has created just tablet - size bits of the new ceramic , but members predict it can be used to make panels that are better at harvesting energy and less expensive than the silicon - based models that dominate the market . better Why are they better? 28 29 -497 1 CHICAGO - Field Museum scientists have discovered a new " top predator " dinosaur in North America , a significant precursor to Tyrannosaurus rex and an important part of an emerging fossil record for the continent , the museum planned to announce early Friday . Field Museum scientists Which Field Museum scientists? 2 5 -497 1 CHICAGO - Field Museum scientists have discovered a new " top predator " dinosaur in North America , a significant precursor to Tyrannosaurus rex and an important part of an emerging fossil record for the continent , the museum planned to announce early Friday . new " top predator " dinosaur What is its name? 8 14 -497 1 CHICAGO - Field Museum scientists have discovered a new " top predator " dinosaur in North America , a significant precursor to Tyrannosaurus rex and an important part of an emerging fossil record for the continent , the museum planned to announce early Friday . important part of an emerging fossil record How is it important? 26 33 -497 1 CHICAGO - Field Museum scientists have discovered a new " top predator " dinosaur in North America , a significant precursor to Tyrannosaurus rex and an important part of an emerging fossil record for the continent , the museum planned to announce early Friday . significant precursor to Tyrannosaurus rex How do scientists know it is a significant precursor to Tyrannosaurus rex? 19 24 -497 1 CHICAGO - Field Museum scientists have discovered a new " top predator " dinosaur in North America , a significant precursor to Tyrannosaurus rex and an important part of an emerging fossil record for the continent , the museum planned to announce early Friday . early which month? 42 43 -497 1 CHICAGO - Field Museum scientists have discovered a new " top predator " dinosaur in North America , a significant precursor to Tyrannosaurus rex and an important part of an emerging fossil record for the continent , the museum planned to announce early Friday . important part of an emerging fossil record What is the importance of the fossil record? 26 33 -497 2 The 4 - ton , 30 - foot animal was discovered in a region of 100 - million - year - old rock in Utah during a museum expedition led by Peter Makovicky , curator of dinosaurs , and Lindsay Zanno , then a postdoctoral fellow at the Field . the Field What is 'The Field'? 47 49 -497 2 The 4 - ton , 30 - foot animal was discovered in a region of 100 - million - year - old rock in Utah during a museum expedition led by Peter Makovicky , curator of dinosaurs , and Lindsay Zanno , then a postdoctoral fellow at the Field . 4 - ton , 30 - foot animal Is that larger or smaller than a T-Rex? 1 9 -497 2 The 4 - ton , 30 - foot animal was discovered in a region of 100 - million - year - old rock in Utah during a museum expedition led by Peter Makovicky , curator of dinosaurs , and Lindsay Zanno , then a postdoctoral fellow at the Field . museum expedition Why was there a museum expedition in the first place? 27 29 -497 3 Siats meekerorum - named by the scientists after a man - eating monster of legend from the region ' s Ute Indian people and the Meekers , a museum donor family from Evanston , Ill . - helps flesh out what has been a skeletal picture of North American wildlife in the tens of millions of years before T . rex was the dominant predator . Meekers , a museum donor family from Evanston , Ill Why were the Meekers involved? 25 35 -497 3 Siats meekerorum - named by the scientists after a man - eating monster of legend from the region ' s Ute Indian people and the Meekers , a museum donor family from Evanston , Ill . - helps flesh out what has been a skeletal picture of North American wildlife in the tens of millions of years before T . rex was the dominant predator . North American wildlife How does it combine with other North American Wildlife of that period? 47 50 -497 3 Siats meekerorum - named by the scientists after a man - eating monster of legend from the region ' s Ute Indian people and the Meekers , a museum donor family from Evanston , Ill . - helps flesh out what has been a skeletal picture of North American wildlife in the tens of millions of years before T . rex was the dominant predator . meekerorum how did they come up with this name? 1 2 -497 4 Although Siats is the third - largest carnivore found on the continent , this fossil is no Sue , the largely intact T . rex skeleton that presides over the Field ' s central hall . this fossil is no Sue , What does this mean? 13 19 -497 4 Although Siats is the third - largest carnivore found on the continent , this fossil is no Sue , the largely intact T . rex skeleton that presides over the Field ' s central hall . Sue , who is sue? 17 19 -497 5 Indeed , it takes imagination to turn the smattering of bones that rested earlier this week on a striped tablecloth in the museum ' s back office into a predatory behemoth . it takes imagination How did they assemble the bones? 2 5 -498 1 Before you tuck into that nicely browned Thanksgiving turkey , imagine it as the nation ' s symbol . tuck into what is tuck into? 2 4 -498 2 There ' s an argument to be dished out , with a side of tongue - in - cheek , that Ben Franklin had it right about turkeys and eagles . Franklin had it right what did he have right? 22 26 -498 3 The turkey – wild ones , anyway – is a " much more respectable bird , " Franklin wrote . " much more respectable bird , " Why are wild turkeys more respectable? 10 17 -498 3 The turkey – wild ones , anyway – is a " much more respectable bird , " Franklin wrote . respectable bird , " more respectable than what? 13 17 -498 4 The bald eagle , and these aren ' t his exact words , is a slob that flimflams America with gung - ho glares . is a slob Why is the bald eagle a slob? 13 16 -498 5 Evidence is at the Orange County , Florida , landfill , where eagles hang with vultures , a bunch of dude - bros with guts for garbage . dude - bros is this a joke? 20 23 -499 2 This year the former secretary - treasurer of the Service Employees International Union is feasting on nothing but water as he marks the 17th day of his hunger strike to protest Washington ' s inaction over immigration reform . Service Employees International Union What is the Service Employees International Union? 9 13 -499 2 This year the former secretary - treasurer of the Service Employees International Union is feasting on nothing but water as he marks the 17th day of his hunger strike to protest Washington ' s inaction over immigration reform . 17th day does he need medical attention? 23 25 -499 2 This year the former secretary - treasurer of the Service Employees International Union is feasting on nothing but water as he marks the 17th day of his hunger strike to protest Washington ' s inaction over immigration reform . 17th day How long will the hunger strike last? 23 25 -499 3 While the rest of the nation is gorging on Thanksgiving meals , the immigration activist and two other fasters will be in a heated tent on the National Mall at the foot of the Capitol . and two other fasters Who are the two other fasters? 15 19 -499 3 While the rest of the nation is gorging on Thanksgiving meals , the immigration activist and two other fasters will be in a heated tent on the National Mall at the foot of the Capitol . heated tent Why is it pertinent information that the tent is heated? 23 25 -499 3 While the rest of the nation is gorging on Thanksgiving meals , the immigration activist and two other fasters will be in a heated tent on the National Mall at the foot of the Capitol . two other fasters What are the other's names? 16 19 -499 4 " We are a little thinner , " said Medina , who has lost 19 pounds . said Medina , how old is he? 8 11 -499 5 " It ' s a good diet " . He said the goal of the fast was to bring attention to the plight of immigrants . plight of immigrants Is the plight he referring to food shortage? 22 25 -499 5 " It ' s a good diet " . He said the goal of the fast was to bring attention to the plight of immigrants . the plight of immigrants is it working? 21 25 -500 2 The Long March rocket lifted off from the Xichang Satellite Launch Center in Sichuan province at its scheduled time of 1 : 30 a . m . Monday , Beijing time ( 12 : 30 p . m . EST Sunday ) , the official Xinhua news agency reported . Xinhua where is xinhua? 45 46 -500 3 If all goes as planned , a landing vehicle and the rover will touch down on the moon ' s surface in about two weeks . two in which year? 23 24 -500 4 It would be the first soft landing ( one in which the vehicle remains intact ) on the moon since 1976 , when the Soviet Union landed the Luna 24 probe . Luna 24 how many did they land? 28 30 -500 5 The unmanned rover is a gold - colored vehicle that looks like a dune buggy . dune buggy Why did they design it to look like a dune buggy? 13 15 -501 1 DALLAS - Today ' s kids can ' t keep up with their parents . keep up with their parents why cant they? 9 14 -501 1 DALLAS - Today ' s kids can ' t keep up with their parents . can ' t keep up Why can't kids keep up with their parents? 6 11 -501 1 DALLAS - Today ' s kids can ' t keep up with their parents . can ' t keep up Why can't kids keep up with their parents? 6 11 -501 2 An analysis of studies on millions of children around the world finds they don ' t run as fast or as far as their parents did when they were young . don ' t run as fast Why don't kids today run as fast as their parents when they were kids? 13 19 -501 2 An analysis of studies on millions of children around the world finds they don ' t run as fast or as far as their parents did when they were young . they don ' t run as fast Why don't children run as fast or as far as their parents? 12 19 -501 4 Heart - related fitness has declined 5 percent per decade since 1975 for children ages 9 to 17 . Heart - related fitness is that cardio? 0 4 -501 4 Heart - related fitness has declined 5 percent per decade since 1975 for children ages 9 to 17 . declined Why has heart-related fitness declined? 5 6 -501 5 The American Heart Association , whose conference featured the research on Tuesday , says it ' s the first to show that children ' s fitness has declined worldwide over the last three decades . American Heart Association , is it the aha? 1 5 -502 1 Not so fast , Jeff Bezos . Before Amazon . com Inc . can deploy its fleet of delivery drones , the company will have to wait for the results of drone tests at six state - run sites , which the Federal Aviation Administration will select later this month . drone tests how are they tested? 31 33 -502 1 Not so fast , Jeff Bezos . Before Amazon . com Inc . can deploy its fleet of delivery drones , the company will have to wait for the results of drone tests at six state - run sites , which the Federal Aviation Administration will select later this month . Jeff Bezos Who is Jeff Bezos? 4 6 -502 2 At least 24 states are competing to host these sites , which are expected to bring jobs and investment from a rapidly growing industry . 24 states which states? 2 4 -502 2 At least 24 states are competing to host these sites , which are expected to bring jobs and investment from a rapidly growing industry . 24 states Which states are competing to host the sites? 2 4 -502 2 At least 24 states are competing to host these sites , which are expected to bring jobs and investment from a rapidly growing industry . expected to bring jobs and investment how will delivery drones bring more jobs than delivery drivers? 13 19 -502 3 Congress has directed the FAA to safely integrate unmanned aerial vehicles , or unarmed drones , into the national airspace by 2015 . safely integrate how will they do this? 6 8 -502 3 Congress has directed the FAA to safely integrate unmanned aerial vehicles , or unarmed drones , into the national airspace by 2015 . safely How does the FAA determine how safe this practice is? 6 7 -502 4 Until then , the FAA has said it will grant flight privileges to operators of unmanned aerial vehicles , or UAVs , on a case - by - case basis . case - by - case basis Which types cases have been given pemission to fly unmanned? 24 30 -502 5 Bezos , the CEO of the Seattle - based e - commerce giant , said in an interview broadcast Sunday on CBS ' s " 60 Minutes " news program that Amazon hopes to use drones to make same - day deliveries within five years of FAA approval . same - day deliveries did this happen? 38 42 -502 5 Bezos , the CEO of the Seattle - based e - commerce giant , said in an interview broadcast Sunday on CBS ' s " 60 Minutes " news program that Amazon hopes to use drones to make same - day deliveries within five years of FAA approval . drones to make same - day deliveries How close is the company to realistically achieving this goal? 35 42 -503 1 Ancient bricks , tile roofing and wood charcoal discovered beneath a Nepalese pilgrimage site are providing new evidence for the time of Buddha ' s birth , according to archaeologists . Buddha ' s birth , when was he born? 22 27 -503 1 Ancient bricks , tile roofing and wood charcoal discovered beneath a Nepalese pilgrimage site are providing new evidence for the time of Buddha ' s birth , according to archaeologists . according to archaeologists . Which archaeologists? 27 31 -503 2 In research published this week in the journal Antiquity , scholars wrote that the evidence supports a 6th century BC nativity for the Buddha . BC nativity nativity happens for buddha? 19 21 -503 2 In research published this week in the journal Antiquity , scholars wrote that the evidence supports a 6th century BC nativity for the Buddha . Buddha How do they know the evidence is connected to Buddha? 23 24 -503 3 A precise date of birth remains unknown . unknown will we ever learn? 6 7 -503 3 A precise date of birth remains unknown . date of birth Date of birth for who? 2 5 -503 4 Historians have wavered over dates ranging between 623 BC and 340 BC . 623 BC and 340 BC which seems more plausible? 7 12 -503 4 Historians have wavered over dates ranging between 623 BC and 340 BC . wavered over dates Why are historians wavering over dates? 2 5 -503 4 Historians have wavered over dates ranging between 623 BC and 340 BC . Historians have wavered Which historians? 0 3 -503 5 Much of the confusion has to do with the lack of a written record . the confusion did they have writing back then? 2 4 -503 5 Much of the confusion has to do with the lack of a written record . lack of a written record Why didn't they have any records written in that time? 9 14 -503 5 Much of the confusion has to do with the lack of a written record . written record Why wasnt there more recoreds? 12 14 -504 1 KANSAS CITY , Mo . - If farmers can ' t change the weather - or a seesawing climate - perhaps data - crunchers can outwit Mother Nature . data - crunchers can outwit How do data-crunchers plan to outwit nature? 21 26 -504 1 KANSAS CITY , Mo . - If farmers can ' t change the weather - or a seesawing climate - perhaps data - crunchers can outwit Mother Nature . outwit Mother Nature How would they outwit Mother Nature? 25 28 -504 1 KANSAS CITY , Mo . - If farmers can ' t change the weather - or a seesawing climate - perhaps data - crunchers can outwit Mother Nature . change Are farmers expected to change weather? Are data-crunchers not already a crucial part in this process? 11 12 -504 2 Technologies like those refined by a Silicon Valley company with an outpost on the edge of the Kansas prairie now merge agriculture with algorithms to gird farmers against severe weather patterns . algorithms what are algorithms? 23 24 -504 2 Technologies like those refined by a Silicon Valley company with an outpost on the edge of the Kansas prairie now merge agriculture with algorithms to gird farmers against severe weather patterns . against severe weather patterns . What sort of severe weather patterns? 27 32 -504 2 Technologies like those refined by a Silicon Valley company with an outpost on the edge of the Kansas prairie now merge agriculture with algorithms to gird farmers against severe weather patterns . Silicon Valley company What company? 6 9 -504 2 Technologies like those refined by a Silicon Valley company with an outpost on the edge of the Kansas prairie now merge agriculture with algorithms to gird farmers against severe weather patterns . merge How did this collaboration begin and how successful has it been? 20 21 -504 3 Think of it as farming meets " Moneyball , " the popular sports shorthand for using data to beat the odds . shorthand what does moneyball mean? 13 14 -504 4 Just purchased by agribusiness giant Monsanto for $ 1 billion , Climate Corp . is among those posing possible fixes for farmers whose crops are wilting from overheating , drought and increasingly wild weather swings . possible What are some examples of these possible fixes? 18 19 -504 5 " We ' re moving into a period of very unstable weather , and that ' s what producers need to be prepared for , " said Jerry Hatfield , lab director of the U . S . Department of Agriculture ' s National Laboratory for Agriculture and the Environment . moving into a period of very unstable weather , how does he know this? 4 13 -504 5 " We ' re moving into a period of very unstable weather , and that ' s what producers need to be prepared for , " said Jerry Hatfield , lab director of the U . S . Department of Agriculture ' s National Laboratory for Agriculture and the Environment . very How do they determine the severity? 9 10 -505 1 BEIJING - In a sharp rebuff , China accused Washington on Wednesday of taking Japan ' s side in a tense clash over disputed islands in the East China Sea , underscoring rising regional friction as visiting Vice President Joe Biden met with Beijing ' s leaders . over disputed islands in the East China Sea , Which islands in the East China Sea are disputed? 22 31 -505 1 BEIJING - In a sharp rebuff , China accused Washington on Wednesday of taking Japan ' s side in a tense clash over disputed islands in the East China Sea , underscoring rising regional friction as visiting Vice President Joe Biden met with Beijing ' s leaders . taking Japan ' s side How did the US take Japan's side in China's opinion? 13 18 -505 1 BEIJING - In a sharp rebuff , China accused Washington on Wednesday of taking Japan ' s side in a tense clash over disputed islands in the East China Sea , underscoring rising regional friction as visiting Vice President Joe Biden met with Beijing ' s leaders . disputed islands Which islands are being disputed by China and Japan? 23 25 -505 2 Emerging from a private meeting with President Xi Jinping that went considerably longer than scheduled , Biden appeared somber and subdued . somber and subdued Why did Biden appear this way? 18 21 -505 2 Emerging from a private meeting with President Xi Jinping that went considerably longer than scheduled , Biden appeared somber and subdued . somber why was he somber? 18 19 -505 2 Emerging from a private meeting with President Xi Jinping that went considerably longer than scheduled , Biden appeared somber and subdued . somber and subdued Why was Vice President Biden somber and subdued? 18 21 -505 3 In a brief appearance before reporters in which he took no questions , Biden did not go into details on differences over China ' s newly declared restricted flying zone . newly declared restricted flying zone why is there a retricted flying zone 25 30 -505 3 In a brief appearance before reporters in which he took no questions , Biden did not go into details on differences over China ' s newly declared restricted flying zone . restricted flying zone Why did China institute a no fly zone? 27 30 -505 3 In a brief appearance before reporters in which he took no questions , Biden did not go into details on differences over China ' s newly declared restricted flying zone . brief appearance how brief was it? 2 4 -505 3 In a brief appearance before reporters in which he took no questions , Biden did not go into details on differences over China ' s newly declared restricted flying zone . newly declared restricted flying zone Why did China newly declare a restricted flying zone? 25 30 -505 4 Instead , he spoke of a " new model of major country cooperation , " saying U . S . - China relations must hinge on trust and a positive notion of each other ' s motives . positive notion Does the US have a positive notion about any of the countries they associate with? 29 31 -505 5 The awkward kickoff for a series of official meetings in Beijing followed Biden ' s speech earlier Wednesday urging young Chinese citizens to challenge orthodoxy and the status quo . orthodoxy What is orthodoxy? 24 25 -505 5 The awkward kickoff for a series of official meetings in Beijing followed Biden ' s speech earlier Wednesday urging young Chinese citizens to challenge orthodoxy and the status quo . orthodoxy and the status will they get in trouble for it? 24 28 -506 2 " That should offend all of us , " he declared . offend why should it offend us? 3 4 -506 2 " That should offend all of us , " he declared . should offend What is offending? 2 4 -506 3 " We are a better country than this " . better country why does he think so? 4 6 -506 4 Focusing on the pocketbook issues that Americans consistently rank as a top concern , Obama argued that the dream of upward economic mobility is breaking down and that the growing income gap is a " defining challenge of our time " . growing income gap How is the income gap growing? 29 32 -506 5 " The basic bargain at the heart of our economy has frayed , " the president said in remarks at a nonprofit community center a short drive from the White House in one of Washington ' s most impoverished neighborhoods . a nonprofit community center Which nonprofit community center? 20 24 -506 5 " The basic bargain at the heart of our economy has frayed , " the president said in remarks at a nonprofit community center a short drive from the White House in one of Washington ' s most impoverished neighborhoods . impoverished neighborhoods which neighborhood? 38 40 -507 1 TEHRAN , Iran - As world powers in Geneva negotiated the future of Iran ' s nuclear development program , Islamist hard - liners here continued to warn of a deceitful , perfidious West scheming to enfeeble the Islamic Republic . world powers Which world powers? 5 7 -507 1 TEHRAN , Iran - As world powers in Geneva negotiated the future of Iran ' s nuclear development program , Islamist hard - liners here continued to warn of a deceitful , perfidious West scheming to enfeeble the Islamic Republic . negotiated the future Why were they able to decide the future of another country's nuclear program? 9 12 -507 2 Yet in the trendy , smoke - filled cafes of this busy capital city , ritualistic denunciations of the United States are as passe as instant coffee among the mostly young , jeans - clad set . passe what does passe mean? 23 24 -507 2 Yet in the trendy , smoke - filled cafes of this busy capital city , ritualistic denunciations of the United States are as passe as instant coffee among the mostly young , jeans - clad set . passe Why are denunciations of the USA considered passe? 23 24 -507 3 " In art , in fashion , in cinema and in our daily lifestyle , we copycat American culture , " said Sarah , proprietor of a cozy cafe in the basement of a high - rise in northwest Tehran . a cozy cafe What is the name of the cafe? 26 29 -507 3 " In art , in fashion , in cinema and in our daily lifestyle , we copycat American culture , " said Sarah , proprietor of a cozy cafe in the basement of a high - rise in northwest Tehran . copycat why does she think that? 16 17 -507 3 " In art , in fashion , in cinema and in our daily lifestyle , we copycat American culture , " said Sarah , proprietor of a cozy cafe in the basement of a high - rise in northwest Tehran . copycat Why does Tehran copycat American culture? 16 17 -507 3 " In art , in fashion , in cinema and in our daily lifestyle , we copycat American culture , " said Sarah , proprietor of a cozy cafe in the basement of a high - rise in northwest Tehran . copycat American culture , " Why do they copycat American culture if they hate the West so much? 16 21 -507 4 " There is a big difference between the approved culture and the reality of urban lifestyles in big cities like Tehran " . big difference what is the difference? 4 6 -507 4 " There is a big difference between the approved culture and the reality of urban lifestyles in big cities like Tehran " . big difference What is the big difference between the approved culture and the reality? 4 6 -507 4 " There is a big difference between the approved culture and the reality of urban lifestyles in big cities like Tehran " . approved culture What causes the difference between the approved culture and the reality? 8 10 -507 5 Just as Western perceptions of Iran are far from monolithic , the view here is diverse , especially among those born after the 1979 Islamic Revolution , roughly half the population . 1979 Islamic Revolution , what was the revolution about? 23 27 -507 5 Just as Western perceptions of Iran are far from monolithic , the view here is diverse , especially among those born after the 1979 Islamic Revolution , roughly half the population . diverse , What are some of the different views? 15 17 -507 5 Just as Western perceptions of Iran are far from monolithic , the view here is diverse , especially among those born after the 1979 Islamic Revolution , roughly half the population . after the 1979 How did the revolution change public opinion? 21 24 -508 1 WASHINGTON - The Pentagon is outfitting a 647 - foot cargo ship with high - tech equipment in an effort to safely destroy hundreds of tons of lethal chemical weapons agents that were collected in Syria after a deadly gas attack this summer sparked an international outcry . effort to safely destroy hundreds of tons How will the chemical weapons be destroyed? 19 26 -508 1 WASHINGTON - The Pentagon is outfitting a 647 - foot cargo ship with high - tech equipment in an effort to safely destroy hundreds of tons of lethal chemical weapons agents that were collected in Syria after a deadly gas attack this summer sparked an international outcry . 647 - foot cargo ship Why would a cargo ship help destroy? 7 12 -508 3 The system should be able to eliminate Syria ' s VX and sarin stockpiles and chemical components in 45 to 90 days , the officials said . VX and sarin stockpiles What are their stockpiles? How much do they have? 10 14 -508 5 With Syria engulfed in civil war , moving the deadly material to the U . S . naval ship over the next month may be the biggest challenge . be the biggest challenge How will the naval ship attempt to move the material? 24 28 -508 5 With Syria engulfed in civil war , moving the deadly material to the U . S . naval ship over the next month may be the biggest challenge . biggest challenge Why is this difficult and how does it connect to war? 26 28 -509 1 LONDON - American and British intelligence operations have been spying on gamers across the world , media outlets reported , saying that the world ' s most powerful espionage agencies sent undercover agents into virtual universes to monitor activity in online fantasy games such as " World of Warcraft " . media outlets reported , Which media outlets? 16 20 -509 1 LONDON - American and British intelligence operations have been spying on gamers across the world , media outlets reported , saying that the world ' s most powerful espionage agencies sent undercover agents into virtual universes to monitor activity in online fantasy games such as " World of Warcraft " . spying Why have they been spying? 9 10 -509 1 LONDON - American and British intelligence operations have been spying on gamers across the world , media outlets reported , saying that the world ' s most powerful espionage agencies sent undercover agents into virtual universes to monitor activity in online fantasy games such as " World of Warcraft " . " World Why \"World of Warcraft\" specifically? 45 47 -509 1 LONDON - American and British intelligence operations have been spying on gamers across the world , media outlets reported , saying that the world ' s most powerful espionage agencies sent undercover agents into virtual universes to monitor activity in online fantasy games such as " World of Warcraft " . have been spying on gamers What information are they trying to gain by spying on these gamers? 7 12 -509 1 LONDON - American and British intelligence operations have been spying on gamers across the world , media outlets reported , saying that the world ' s most powerful espionage agencies sent undercover agents into virtual universes to monitor activity in online fantasy games such as " World of Warcraft " . across the world , Are there areas of the world that are not being spied on by these agents? 12 16 -509 1 LONDON - American and British intelligence operations have been spying on gamers across the world , media outlets reported , saying that the world ' s most powerful espionage agencies sent undercover agents into virtual universes to monitor activity in online fantasy games such as " World of Warcraft " . world ' s most powerful espionage agencies What are these agencies? 23 30 -509 2 Stories carried Monday by The New York Times , the Guardian , and ProPublica said U . S . and U . K . spies have spent years trawling online games for terrorists or informants . terrorists Why are terrorists using video games? 32 33 -509 2 Stories carried Monday by The New York Times , the Guardian , and ProPublica said U . S . and U . K . spies have spent years trawling online games for terrorists or informants . spent years How many years? 26 28 -509 2 Stories carried Monday by The New York Times , the Guardian , and ProPublica said U . S . and U . K . spies have spent years trawling online games for terrorists or informants . online games What are some of the games? 29 31 -509 2 Stories carried Monday by The New York Times , the Guardian , and ProPublica said U . S . and U . K . spies have spent years trawling online games for terrorists or informants . for terrorists or informants Why do agents believe their are terrorists playing in these games? 31 35 -509 3 The stories , based on documents leaked by former National Security Agency ( NSA ) contractor Edward Snowden , offer an unusual take on America ' s world - spanning surveillance campaign , suggesting that even the fantasy worlds popular with children , teens , and escapists of all ages aren ' t beyond the attention of the NSA and its British counterpart , GCHQ . Edward Who is Edward Snowden? 16 17 -509 3 The stories , based on documents leaked by former National Security Agency ( NSA ) contractor Edward Snowden , offer an unusual take on America ' s world - spanning surveillance campaign , suggesting that even the fantasy worlds popular with children , teens , and escapists of all ages aren ' t beyond the attention of the NSA and its British counterpart , GCHQ . leaked where did he leak this information? 6 7 -509 3 The stories , based on documents leaked by former National Security Agency ( NSA ) contractor Edward Snowden , offer an unusual take on America ' s world - spanning surveillance campaign , suggesting that even the fantasy worlds popular with children , teens , and escapists of all ages aren ' t beyond the attention of the NSA and its British counterpart , GCHQ . campaign , Who started this campaign? 31 33 -509 3 The stories , based on documents leaked by former National Security Agency ( NSA ) contractor Edward Snowden , offer an unusual take on America ' s world - spanning surveillance campaign , suggesting that even the fantasy worlds popular with children , teens , and escapists of all ages aren ' t beyond the attention of the NSA and its British counterpart , GCHQ . NSA and its British counterpart , GCHQ What brought these two particular agencies together on this project? 58 65 -509 4 Virtual universes like " World of Warcraft " can be massively popular , drawing in millions of players who log months ' worth of real - world time competing with other players for online glory , virtual treasure , and magical loot . Virtual What would be considered a virtual universe? 0 1 -509 4 Virtual universes like " World of Warcraft " can be massively popular , drawing in millions of players who log months ' worth of real - world time competing with other players for online glory , virtual treasure , and magical loot . massively popular , How many players, worldwide, are there at any given time? 10 13 -509 4 Virtual universes like " World of Warcraft " can be massively popular , drawing in millions of players who log months ' worth of real - world time competing with other players for online glory , virtual treasure , and magical loot . magical loot Can real prizes be had in these fantasy games? 40 42 -509 5 At its height , " World of Warcraft " boasted some 12 million paying subscribers , more than the population of Greece . paying How much do they pay? 13 14 -509 5 At its height , " World of Warcraft " boasted some 12 million paying subscribers , more than the population of Greece . 12 million paying subscribers , How much money does the average player invest in these games? 11 16 -510 1 WASHINGTON - The Whigs , the 19th century political party that disbanded before the Civil War over the question of slavery , is trying making a comeback as the voice of reason between embittered modern day Republicans and Democrats . is trying making a comeback How are the Whigs attempted to make a comeback? 22 27 -510 1 WASHINGTON - The Whigs , the 19th century political party that disbanded before the Civil War over the question of slavery , is trying making a comeback as the voice of reason between embittered modern day Republicans and Democrats . disbanded Why were the Whigs disbanded? 11 12 -510 1 WASHINGTON - The Whigs , the 19th century political party that disbanded before the Civil War over the question of slavery , is trying making a comeback as the voice of reason between embittered modern day Republicans and Democrats . The Whigs , Who is running this movement? 2 5 -510 2 In Philadelphia , the election of Heshy Bucholz , a software engineer and first candidate to run and win as a Whig in that city in 157 years , has brought national attention to the party and spurred hundreds of new members to sign up . has brought national attention to the party What national attention has been brought by Bucholz? 29 36 -510 2 In Philadelphia , the election of Heshy Bucholz , a software engineer and first candidate to run and win as a Whig in that city in 157 years , has brought national attention to the party and spurred hundreds of new members to sign up . Heshy Bucholz , why did he run as a whig? 6 9 -510 4 Tim Zane , a registered Republican and a former vice president and senior cash manager at a large international bank , is in talks to be in charge of the Maryland branch of the new and improved Modern Whig Party . a large international bank , Which large international bank? 16 21 -510 4 Tim Zane , a registered Republican and a former vice president and senior cash manager at a large international bank , is in talks to be in charge of the Maryland branch of the new and improved Modern Whig Party . new and improved Modern Whig Party How has the Modern Whig Party improved? 34 40 -510 4 Tim Zane , a registered Republican and a former vice president and senior cash manager at a large international bank , is in talks to be in charge of the Maryland branch of the new and improved Modern Whig Party . be in charge Why would Tim Zane want to be in charge of the Maryland branch of the Whigs? 25 28 -510 4 Tim Zane , a registered Republican and a former vice president and senior cash manager at a large international bank , is in talks to be in charge of the Maryland branch of the new and improved Modern Whig Party . new why is he chosen? 34 35 -510 5 Like Maryland , Idaho , Arizona , Virginia and Hawaii are seeking new chapter leaders . chapter leaders are they likely to find them? 13 15 -511 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - Christin Rivas , 14 , was fascinated by the small , round toy magnets that you can sculpt into shapes and use to perform magic tricks . sculpt How can a magnet be flexible enough to sculp into something? 22 23 -511 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - Christin Rivas , 14 , was fascinated by the small , round toy magnets that you can sculpt into shapes and use to perform magic tricks . magic tricks Which kind of magic tricks can Christin perform? 29 31 -511 2 Put a pen on a desk , hold a magnet underneath and watch the pen move across the desktop . move across the desktop what does it do? 15 19 -511 3 While playing with a couple of these rare - earth magnets at her Satellite Beach , Fla . , middle school last week , Christin needed both hands to grab something , so she decided to hold the mini - magnets in her mouth . in her mouth Are rare earth magnets toxic? 41 44 -511 3 While playing with a couple of these rare - earth magnets at her Satellite Beach , Fla . , middle school last week , Christin needed both hands to grab something , so she decided to hold the mini - magnets in her mouth . rare - earth What classifies a magnet as rare-earth, and how many other classifications are there? 7 10 -511 4 Someone made her laugh , and … gulp . Someone Who made her laugh? 0 1 -511 4 Someone made her laugh , and … gulp . and … gulp what happened? 5 8 -511 5 She swallowed the magnets . Five days later , Christin was at Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children in Orlando , Fla . , having the magnets surgically removed from her intestines , along with a small section of her colon and her appendix . She swallowed Why did she swallow them? 0 2 -511 5 She swallowed the magnets . Five days later , Christin was at Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children in Orlando , Fla . , having the magnets surgically removed from her intestines , along with a small section of her colon and her appendix . her appendix could she have died? 41 43 -511 5 She swallowed the magnets . Five days later , Christin was at Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children in Orlando , Fla . , having the magnets surgically removed from her intestines , along with a small section of her colon and her appendix . surgically removed Why did they have to remove her intestines, colon, and appendix? 26 28 -511 5 She swallowed the magnets . Five days later , Christin was at Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children in Orlando , Fla . , having the magnets surgically removed from her intestines , along with a small section of her colon and her appendix . Five Why did this surgery happen such a long time after the incident? 5 6 -511 5 She swallowed the magnets . Five days later , Christin was at Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children in Orlando , Fla . , having the magnets surgically removed from her intestines , along with a small section of her colon and her appendix . intestines , How were the magnets able to travel through her digestive system to the point they reached her intestines? 30 32 -511 5 She swallowed the magnets . Five days later , Christin was at Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children in Orlando , Fla . , having the magnets surgically removed from her intestines , along with a small section of her colon and her appendix . appendix How did the magnets reach her appendix? 42 43 -512 1 DAYTON , Ohio - Krista Hooten saw " terror " in her daughter ' s eyes as they started back - to - school shopping for seventh grade . " terror " Why did Krista Hooten's daughter have terror in her eyes? 7 10 -512 1 DAYTON , Ohio - Krista Hooten saw " terror " in her daughter ' s eyes as they started back - to - school shopping for seventh grade . " terror " Why was her daughter scared of back-to-school shopping? 7 10 -512 2 Her daughter , Kelsey , had been bullied the previous year . bullied How had Kelsey been bullied? 7 8 -512 2 Her daughter , Kelsey , had been bullied the previous year . Kelsey , bullied for what? 3 5 -512 3 It started emotionally : Other girls called her ugly and spread rumors about her . ugly what kind of rumors? 8 9 -512 4 But it quickly turned physical : They pulled her hair on the bus and shoved her to the ground . shoved was she injured? 14 15 -512 5 " It changed her personality , " Hooten said . changed her personality , " How did the bullying change Kelsey's personality? 2 7 -512 5 " It changed her personality , " Hooten said . changed her personality , " how so change? 2 7 -512 5 " It changed her personality , " Hooten said . changed her personality , " In what ways did it change her personality? 2 7 -513 1 WASHINGTON - The American public is unusually pessimistic about the direction of the country and increasingly fed up with Washington gridlock , a sour mood reflected in the worst disapproval ratings for President Barack Obama since he took office nearly five years ago . disapproval ratings who is rating? 29 31 -513 1 WASHINGTON - The American public is unusually pessimistic about the direction of the country and increasingly fed up with Washington gridlock , a sour mood reflected in the worst disapproval ratings for President Barack Obama since he took office nearly five years ago . direction of the country What specifically are the unhappy about with the direction? 10 14 -513 3 " The lack of confidence in Washington to right itself is showing up , " said Lee Miringoff , director of the Marist Institute for Public Opinion in New York . Lee Miringoff , what are his credentials? 16 19 -513 3 " The lack of confidence in Washington to right itself is showing up , " said Lee Miringoff , director of the Marist Institute for Public Opinion in New York . confidence How is confidence supposed to right the ship? 4 5 -513 5 The disapproval number was up sharply from the 47 percent reading in September and tops the previous high of 52 percent in September 2011 . sharply what made it sharp? 5 6 -513 5 The disapproval number was up sharply from the 47 percent reading in September and tops the previous high of 52 percent in September 2011 . up sharply What caused the sharp increase in the rating? 4 6 -514 1 NEW YORK - Time magazine selected Pope Francis as its Person of the Year on Wednesday , saying the Catholic Church ' s new leader has changed the perception of the 2 , 000 - year - old institution in an extraordinary way in a short time . Pope Francis is he the new pope? 6 8 -514 1 NEW YORK - Time magazine selected Pope Francis as its Person of the Year on Wednesday , saying the Catholic Church ' s new leader has changed the perception of the 2 , 000 - year - old institution in an extraordinary way in a short time . changed the perception How has the Pope changed the perception of the Catholic Church? 26 29 -514 1 NEW YORK - Time magazine selected Pope Francis as its Person of the Year on Wednesday , saying the Catholic Church ' s new leader has changed the perception of the 2 , 000 - year - old institution in an extraordinary way in a short time . has changed the perception What was the perception that changed? 25 29 -514 1 NEW YORK - Time magazine selected Pope Francis as its Person of the Year on Wednesday , saying the Catholic Church ' s new leader has changed the perception of the 2 , 000 - year - old institution in an extraordinary way in a short time . changed the perception What has he done to change perceptions? 26 29 -514 1 NEW YORK - Time magazine selected Pope Francis as its Person of the Year on Wednesday , saying the Catholic Church ' s new leader has changed the perception of the 2 , 000 - year - old institution in an extraordinary way in a short time . changed the perception How did Pope Francis change the perception of the Catholic Church? 26 29 -514 3 The former Argentine Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio was elected in March as the first pope from Latin America and the first Jesuit . Jesuit what is a jesuit? 21 22 -514 4 Since taking over at the Vatican , he has urged the Catholic Church not to be obsessed with " small - minded rules " and to emphasize compassion over condemnation in dealing with touchy topics like abortion , gays and contraception . abortion , gays and contraception how did they respond? 36 41 -515 1 Peering far deeper than ever before into humanity ' s murky genetic past , scientists sequenced the DNA of an ancient European relative and found a puzzling connection to the Far East . ancient European relative Who was this person? 20 23 -515 1 Peering far deeper than ever before into humanity ' s murky genetic past , scientists sequenced the DNA of an ancient European relative and found a puzzling connection to the Far East . murky genetic past , What makes it a murky genetic past? 10 14 -515 1 Peering far deeper than ever before into humanity ' s murky genetic past , scientists sequenced the DNA of an ancient European relative and found a puzzling connection to the Far East . an ancient How ancient is this relative? 19 21 -515 1 Peering far deeper than ever before into humanity ' s murky genetic past , scientists sequenced the DNA of an ancient European relative and found a puzzling connection to the Far East . puzzling connection What is puzzling about the connection? 26 28 -515 1 Peering far deeper than ever before into humanity ' s murky genetic past , scientists sequenced the DNA of an ancient European relative and found a puzzling connection to the Far East . puzzling connection What was the puzzling connection to the Far East? 26 28 -515 2 The genetic sample came from a 400 , 000 - year - old thigh bone pulled from the cold , damp depths of a Spanish cave called Sima de los Huesos , or " Pit of Bones " . thigh bone pulled Was the remainder of the body recovered as well? 13 16 -515 2 The genetic sample came from a 400 , 000 - year - old thigh bone pulled from the cold , damp depths of a Spanish cave called Sima de los Huesos , or " Pit of Bones " . 400 , 000 - year - old How do scientists determine this age? 6 13 -515 2 The genetic sample came from a 400 , 000 - year - old thigh bone pulled from the cold , damp depths of a Spanish cave called Sima de los Huesos , or " Pit of Bones " . Spanish cave What region is this cave in? 24 26 -515 2 The genetic sample came from a 400 , 000 - year - old thigh bone pulled from the cold , damp depths of a Spanish cave called Sima de los Huesos , or " Pit of Bones " . " Pit of Bones " Why has the cave been termed Pit of Bones? 33 38 -515 3 Researchers surmised that it belonged to an extinct species of hominin known as Homo heidelbergensis , a direct ancestor of Neanderthals , and they expected it to resemble DNA extracted from of a handful of Neanderthal bones found in Spain , Croatia and other sites in Europe . Neanderthals , What time period did the Neanderthals live in? 20 22 -515 3 Researchers surmised that it belonged to an extinct species of hominin known as Homo heidelbergensis , a direct ancestor of Neanderthals , and they expected it to resemble DNA extracted from of a handful of Neanderthal bones found in Spain , Croatia and other sites in Europe . and other sites in Europe Which other sites in Europe? 42 47 -515 3 Researchers surmised that it belonged to an extinct species of hominin known as Homo heidelbergensis , a direct ancestor of Neanderthals , and they expected it to resemble DNA extracted from of a handful of Neanderthal bones found in Spain , Croatia and other sites in Europe . surmised how did they surmise that? 1 2 -515 3 Researchers surmised that it belonged to an extinct species of hominin known as Homo heidelbergensis , a direct ancestor of Neanderthals , and they expected it to resemble DNA extracted from of a handful of Neanderthal bones found in Spain , Croatia and other sites in Europe . Researchers surmised What did they base their info on? 0 2 -515 3 Researchers surmised that it belonged to an extinct species of hominin known as Homo heidelbergensis , a direct ancestor of Neanderthals , and they expected it to resemble DNA extracted from of a handful of Neanderthal bones found in Spain , Croatia and other sites in Europe . other sites in Europe What other sites in Europe? 43 47 -515 4 They were wrong . " This really raises more questions than it answers really , " said biologist Svante Paabo of the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Germany , a pioneer in the quest to decode ancient DNA . raises more questions What other questions did the scientists have? 7 10 -515 4 They were wrong . " This really raises more questions than it answers really , " said biologist Svante Paabo of the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Germany , a pioneer in the quest to decode ancient DNA . Svante Paabo what are his credentials? 18 20 -515 4 They were wrong . " This really raises more questions than it answers really , " said biologist Svante Paabo of the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Germany , a pioneer in the quest to decode ancient DNA . raises more questions What questions does this raise? 7 10 -515 4 They were wrong . " This really raises more questions than it answers really , " said biologist Svante Paabo of the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Germany , a pioneer in the quest to decode ancient DNA . a pioneer How long has he been doing this? 31 33 -515 4 They were wrong . " This really raises more questions than it answers really , " said biologist Svante Paabo of the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Germany , a pioneer in the quest to decode ancient DNA . raises more questions What questions did the DNA raise? 7 10 -515 5 " It ' s a big surprise " . Paabo and his colleagues published a report on their findings this past week in the journal Nature . big surprise " What is the surprise? 5 8 -515 5 " It ' s a big surprise " . Paabo and his colleagues published a report on their findings this past week in the journal Nature . surprise " should they be surprised? 6 8 -515 5 " It ' s a big surprise " . Paabo and his colleagues published a report on their findings this past week in the journal Nature . " It ' s a big surprise " Why is this a surprise, what was the original expectation? 0 8 -515 5 " It ' s a big surprise " . Paabo and his colleagues published a report on their findings this past week in the journal Nature . journal Nature Is this a popular publication? 24 26 -515 5 " It ' s a big surprise " . Paabo and his colleagues published a report on their findings this past week in the journal Nature . big surprise " What was a big surprise? 5 8 -516 1 LAKE BUENA VISTA , Fla . - Major League Baseball plans to eliminate home plate collisions , possibly as soon as next season but no later than by 2015 . eliminate home plate collisions , How often do home plate collisions occur? 12 17 -516 1 LAKE BUENA VISTA , Fla . - Major League Baseball plans to eliminate home plate collisions , possibly as soon as next season but no later than by 2015 . next season In which year does next season take place? 21 23 -516 1 LAKE BUENA VISTA , Fla . - Major League Baseball plans to eliminate home plate collisions , possibly as soon as next season but no later than by 2015 . plans to eliminate home plate collisions , How do they plan to eliminate the collisions? 10 17 -516 1 LAKE BUENA VISTA , Fla . - Major League Baseball plans to eliminate home plate collisions , possibly as soon as next season but no later than by 2015 . by 2015 When in 2015? 27 29 -516 2 New York Mets general manager Sandy Alderson , chairman of the rules committee , made the announcement Wednesday at the winter meetings . rules committee What does the rules committee decide? 11 13 -516 2 New York Mets general manager Sandy Alderson , chairman of the rules committee , made the announcement Wednesday at the winter meetings . winter meetings Where were the meetings held? 20 22 -516 3 Player safety and concern over concussions were major factors in the decision . concussions How are the players getting the concussions? 5 6 -516 3 Player safety and concern over concussions were major factors in the decision . the decision What was the decision? 10 12 -516 4 " Ultimately what we want to do is change the culture of acceptance that these plays are ordinary and routine and an accepted part of the game , " Alderson said . routine How does the author think that these type of plays are being accepted? 19 20 -516 4 " Ultimately what we want to do is change the culture of acceptance that these plays are ordinary and routine and an accepted part of the game , " Alderson said . plays are ordinary Why are the plays ordinary and routine? 15 18 -516 4 " Ultimately what we want to do is change the culture of acceptance that these plays are ordinary and routine and an accepted part of the game , " Alderson said . change the culture of acceptance Do players collide intentionally? 8 13 -516 5 " The costs associated in terms of health and injury just no longer warrant the status quo " . costs What are some of the health concerns related to these type of collisions? 2 3 -517 1 PHILADELPHIA - The University of Pennsylvania is at the forefront of a movement to experiment with free open online courses , but the undertaking , as its own researchers are finding out , has yielded mixed results . free open online courses , What are the free online courses? 16 21 -517 1 PHILADELPHIA - The University of Pennsylvania is at the forefront of a movement to experiment with free open online courses , but the undertaking , as its own researchers are finding out , has yielded mixed results . mixed results why are they mixed? 35 37 -517 1 PHILADELPHIA - The University of Pennsylvania is at the forefront of a movement to experiment with free open online courses , but the undertaking , as its own researchers are finding out , has yielded mixed results . free open online courses , What are free open online courses? 16 21 -517 1 PHILADELPHIA - The University of Pennsylvania is at the forefront of a movement to experiment with free open online courses , but the undertaking , as its own researchers are finding out , has yielded mixed results . mixed results What sort of results? 35 37 -517 2 While Massive Open Online Courses ( MOOCs ) have attracted millions of viewers and been heralded as a potential way to address skyrocketing tuition , very few of their viewers - 4 percent on average - actually complete the courses , according to the latest study by researchers in Penn ' s Graduate School of Education . Massive Open Online Courses are those common? 1 5 -517 2 While Massive Open Online Courses ( MOOCs ) have attracted millions of viewers and been heralded as a potential way to address skyrocketing tuition , very few of their viewers - 4 percent on average - actually complete the courses , according to the latest study by researchers in Penn ' s Graduate School of Education . 4 percent Why is the percentage for completion so low for MOOCs? 31 33 -517 3 Many who register drop off after the first week or two , the researchers found in a study they will present Thursday at a MOOC conference at the University of Texas , Arlington . drop off Why do they drop off? 3 5 -517 4 About half who registered viewed at least one lecture . About half what did the other half do? 0 2 -517 5 The results come on the heels of another Penn study , released last month , that showed a vast majority of students enrolled in MOOCs already hold college degrees and are taking the courses primarily to advance in their jobs , which called into question the notion that the courses were providing greater access to the world ' s underprivileged . vast majority What percentage? 18 20 -518 1 For college athletes who get through their sport ' s season concussion - free , new research suggests it may be too early to breathe a sigh of relief . For college athletes What sport do the college athletes play? 0 3 -518 1 For college athletes who get through their sport ' s season concussion - free , new research suggests it may be too early to breathe a sigh of relief . too Why would it be too early to be relieved? 21 22 -518 1 For college athletes who get through their sport ' s season concussion - free , new research suggests it may be too early to breathe a sigh of relief . sigh of relief why do they say that? 26 29 -518 1 For college athletes who get through their sport ' s season concussion - free , new research suggests it may be too early to breathe a sigh of relief . too early to breathe a sigh of relief Why is it too early to breathe a sigh of relief? 21 29 -518 2 Following a season of grueling practices and hard - fought games , football and ice hockey players who had no outward sign of head trauma showed worrisome changes in brain structure and cognitive performance that weren ' t shared by athletes who competed in varsity sports such as track , crew and cross - country skiing , according to a report published Wednesday in the journal Neurology . according to a report published Wednesday Who is the author of the report? 57 63 -518 2 Following a season of grueling practices and hard - fought games , football and ice hockey players who had no outward sign of head trauma showed worrisome changes in brain structure and cognitive performance that weren ' t shared by athletes who competed in varsity sports such as track , crew and cross - country skiing , according to a report published Wednesday in the journal Neurology . worrisome changes What were the worrisome changes in brain structure shown in the athletes? 26 28 -518 2 Following a season of grueling practices and hard - fought games , football and ice hockey players who had no outward sign of head trauma showed worrisome changes in brain structure and cognitive performance that weren ' t shared by athletes who competed in varsity sports such as track , crew and cross - country skiing , according to a report published Wednesday in the journal Neurology . outward sign of head trauma What are the outward sign's of head trauma? 20 25 -518 2 Following a season of grueling practices and hard - fought games , football and ice hockey players who had no outward sign of head trauma showed worrisome changes in brain structure and cognitive performance that weren ' t shared by athletes who competed in varsity sports such as track , crew and cross - country skiing , according to a report published Wednesday in the journal Neurology . worrisome changes What were the changes in cognitive performance? 26 28 -518 3 The findings add to a growing body of evidence suggesting that a season - long succession of small hits - none hard enough to cause evident disorientation or draw medical attention - may prompt changes in the brain that cause problems with memory , mood or mental performance years down the road . evidence Where can I find this evidence? 8 9 -518 3 The findings add to a growing body of evidence suggesting that a season - long succession of small hits - none hard enough to cause evident disorientation or draw medical attention - may prompt changes in the brain that cause problems with memory , mood or mental performance years down the road . mental performance like test taking? 46 48 -518 3 The findings add to a growing body of evidence suggesting that a season - long succession of small hits - none hard enough to cause evident disorientation or draw medical attention - may prompt changes in the brain that cause problems with memory , mood or mental performance years down the road . growing body of evidence What are some of the evidence found already that supports this? 5 9 -518 3 The findings add to a growing body of evidence suggesting that a season - long succession of small hits - none hard enough to cause evident disorientation or draw medical attention - may prompt changes in the brain that cause problems with memory , mood or mental performance years down the road . may prompt changes in the brain What exactly happens when a player is hit that causes these problems? 32 38 -518 4 Or , they may heal during the off - season . heal What is the percentage that heal during the off-season? 4 5 -518 4 Or , they may heal during the off - season . they may when will we know? 2 4 -518 4 Or , they may heal during the off - season . may heal during the off - season How does someone heal with injuries like this? 3 10 -518 5 Scientists are still trying to figure out how readily the brain recovers from injury , or whether there are thresholds beyond which damage can be cumulative or irreversible . Scientists are still trying to figure out Which scientists? 0 7 -518 5 Scientists are still trying to figure out how readily the brain recovers from injury , or whether there are thresholds beyond which damage can be cumulative or irreversible . to How are scientists trying to figure out how readily the brain recovers from injury? 4 5 -518 5 Scientists are still trying to figure out how readily the brain recovers from injury , or whether there are thresholds beyond which damage can be cumulative or irreversible . cumulative What does cumulative mean? 25 26 -519 1 HOUSTON - " Affluenza , " the affliction cited by a psychologist to argue that a North Texas teenager from a wealthy family should not be sent to prison for killing four pedestrians while driving drunk , is not a recognized diagnosis and should not be used to justify bad behavior , experts said Thursday . not a recognized diagnosis Why do experts not recognize this diagnosis? 38 42 -519 1 HOUSTON - " Affluenza , " the affliction cited by a psychologist to argue that a North Texas teenager from a wealthy family should not be sent to prison for killing four pedestrians while driving drunk , is not a recognized diagnosis and should not be used to justify bad behavior , experts said Thursday . " Affluenza , " is this a joke? 2 6 -519 1 HOUSTON - " Affluenza , " the affliction cited by a psychologist to argue that a North Texas teenager from a wealthy family should not be sent to prison for killing four pedestrians while driving drunk , is not a recognized diagnosis and should not be used to justify bad behavior , experts said Thursday . " Affluenza , " What is the definition of Affluenza? 2 6 -519 2 A judge ' s decision to give 16 - year - old Ethan Couch 10 years of probation for the fatal accident sparked outrage from relatives of those killed and has led to questions about the defense strategy . led to questions about the defense strategy What questions do people have about the defense strategy? 31 38 -519 2 A judge ' s decision to give 16 - year - old Ethan Couch 10 years of probation for the fatal accident sparked outrage from relatives of those killed and has led to questions about the defense strategy . years of probation is that a light sentence? 15 18 -519 2 A judge ' s decision to give 16 - year - old Ethan Couch 10 years of probation for the fatal accident sparked outrage from relatives of those killed and has led to questions about the defense strategy . A judge ' s decision How can a judge be so lenient? 0 5 -519 3 A psychologist testified in Couch ' s trial in a Fort Worth juvenile court that as a result of " affluenza , " the boy should not receive the maximum 20 - year prison sentence prosecutors were seeking . " affluenza , " what is affluenza 19 23 -519 3 A psychologist testified in Couch ' s trial in a Fort Worth juvenile court that as a result of " affluenza , " the boy should not receive the maximum 20 - year prison sentence prosecutors were seeking . maximum 20 - year prison sentence is he correct? 29 35 -519 3 A psychologist testified in Couch ' s trial in a Fort Worth juvenile court that as a result of " affluenza , " the boy should not receive the maximum 20 - year prison sentence prosecutors were seeking . maximum 20 - year What was the minimum sentence he could have received? 29 33 -519 4 The term " affluenza " was popularized in the late 1990s by Jessie O ' Neill , the granddaughter of a past president of General Motors , when she wrote the book " The Golden Ghetto : The Psychology of Affluence " . " The Golden Ghetto : What does the Golden Ghetto refer to? 32 37 -520 1 SEATTLE - In a decision that highlights the clash between two cherished environmental goals - producing green energy and preserving protected wildlife - federal officials announced Friday that some wind power companies will be allowed to kill or injure bald and golden eagles for up to 30 years without penalty . allowed to kill or injure bald and golden eagles Why will wind power companies be allowed to kill eagles without penalty? 34 43 -520 1 SEATTLE - In a decision that highlights the clash between two cherished environmental goals - producing green energy and preserving protected wildlife - federal officials announced Friday that some wind power companies will be allowed to kill or injure bald and golden eagles for up to 30 years without penalty . federal officials announced Which federal officials? 23 26 -520 1 SEATTLE - In a decision that highlights the clash between two cherished environmental goals - producing green energy and preserving protected wildlife - federal officials announced Friday that some wind power companies will be allowed to kill or injure bald and golden eagles for up to 30 years without penalty . 30 years without penalty why so long? 46 50 -520 1 SEATTLE - In a decision that highlights the clash between two cherished environmental goals - producing green energy and preserving protected wildlife - federal officials announced Friday that some wind power companies will be allowed to kill or injure bald and golden eagles for up to 30 years without penalty . some wind power companies Which companies? 28 32 -520 1 SEATTLE - In a decision that highlights the clash between two cherished environmental goals - producing green energy and preserving protected wildlife - federal officials announced Friday that some wind power companies will be allowed to kill or injure bald and golden eagles for up to 30 years without penalty . allowed to kill or injure bald and golden eagles Why would some wind power companies \"be allowed to kill or injure bald and golden eagles\" without penalty? 34 43 -520 2 Conservation groups decried the Obama administration ' s new regulation as a " stunningly bad move " for wildlife , but wind industry officials said Friday that the rules from the Department of the Interior were far from a " free ride " . Conservation groups decried Why did conversation groups decry the decision? 0 3 -520 2 Conservation groups decried the Obama administration ' s new regulation as a " stunningly bad move " for wildlife , but wind industry officials said Friday that the rules from the Department of the Interior were far from a " free ride " . Conservation groups Which conservation groups? 0 2 -520 2 Conservation groups decried the Obama administration ' s new regulation as a " stunningly bad move " for wildlife , but wind industry officials said Friday that the rules from the Department of the Interior were far from a " free ride " . " free ride " why is it considered a free ride? 39 43 -520 2 Conservation groups decried the Obama administration ' s new regulation as a " stunningly bad move " for wildlife , but wind industry officials said Friday that the rules from the Department of the Interior were far from a " free ride " . " stunningly bad move " Why was it a bad move? 12 17 -520 2 Conservation groups decried the Obama administration ' s new regulation as a " stunningly bad move " for wildlife , but wind industry officials said Friday that the rules from the Department of the Interior were far from a " free ride " . " free ride " Why isn't it a free ride? 39 43 -520 2 Conservation groups decried the Obama administration ' s new regulation as a " stunningly bad move " for wildlife , but wind industry officials said Friday that the rules from the Department of the Interior were far from a " free ride " . far from a " free ride " Why were the rules \"far from a 'free ride'\"? 36 43 -520 3 " Instead of balancing the need for conservation and renewable energy , Interior wrote the wind industry a blank check , " National Audubon Society President David Yarnold said in a statement . statement Statement to who? 31 32 -520 3 " Instead of balancing the need for conservation and renewable energy , Interior wrote the wind industry a blank check , " National Audubon Society President David Yarnold said in a statement . wrote the wind industry a blank check , " Why was the wind industry given a blank check? 13 22 -520 4 " It ' s outrageous that the government is sanctioning the killing of America ' s symbol , the bald eagle " . America ' s symbol , who said this? 13 18 -520 4 " It ' s outrageous that the government is sanctioning the killing of America ' s symbol , the bald eagle " . government is sanctioning Why is the government sanctioning this? 7 10 -520 5 But Peter Kelley , vice president of public affairs for the American Wind Energy Association , said that for a wind farm to be permitted under the new rules , " you have to document all of the different ways you ' ll preserve the eagles . Peter Kelley , what are his credentials? 1 4 -520 5 But Peter Kelley , vice president of public affairs for the American Wind Energy Association , said that for a wind farm to be permitted under the new rules , " you have to document all of the different ways you ' ll preserve the eagles . document Why do they have to document how they will preserve the eagles? 34 35 -521 1 Billions of years ago , when early life was just taking hold on Earth , Mars was home to an ancient lake filled with the right chemical ingredients for life to thrive , scientists said Monday . scientists said Monday . Which scientists made this claim? 33 37 -521 1 Billions of years ago , when early life was just taking hold on Earth , Mars was home to an ancient lake filled with the right chemical ingredients for life to thrive , scientists said Monday . Mars was home to an ancient lake How do we know Mars had a lake that long ago? 15 22 -521 1 Billions of years ago , when early life was just taking hold on Earth , Mars was home to an ancient lake filled with the right chemical ingredients for life to thrive , scientists said Monday . right chemical ingredients for life How is it known the lake would have had the right chemical ingredients for life? 25 30 -521 1 Billions of years ago , when early life was just taking hold on Earth , Mars was home to an ancient lake filled with the right chemical ingredients for life to thrive , scientists said Monday . right chemical ingredients What were the chemical ingredients? 25 28 -521 1 Billions of years ago , when early life was just taking hold on Earth , Mars was home to an ancient lake filled with the right chemical ingredients for life to thrive , scientists said Monday . scientists Who are these scientist's? 33 34 -521 1 Billions of years ago , when early life was just taking hold on Earth , Mars was home to an ancient lake filled with the right chemical ingredients for life to thrive , scientists said Monday . lake filled How big was this lake? 21 23 -521 2 Drilling into dry rock , NASA ' s Curiosity rover has discovered signs that Gale Crater was once watery , perhaps ringed with ice and snow , and could have hosted an entire Martian biosphere based on a type of microbe found in caves on Earth . biosphere what is a biosphere? 34 35 -521 2 Drilling into dry rock , NASA ' s Curiosity rover has discovered signs that Gale Crater was once watery , perhaps ringed with ice and snow , and could have hosted an entire Martian biosphere based on a type of microbe found in caves on Earth . microbe What is it about the microbe that tells all of that could be possible on Mars? 40 41 -521 2 Drilling into dry rock , NASA ' s Curiosity rover has discovered signs that Gale Crater was once watery , perhaps ringed with ice and snow , and could have hosted an entire Martian biosphere based on a type of microbe found in caves on Earth . discovered signs What were the signs found? 11 13 -521 2 Drilling into dry rock , NASA ' s Curiosity rover has discovered signs that Gale Crater was once watery , perhaps ringed with ice and snow , and could have hosted an entire Martian biosphere based on a type of microbe found in caves on Earth . signs What are the signs? 12 13 -521 2 Drilling into dry rock , NASA ' s Curiosity rover has discovered signs that Gale Crater was once watery , perhaps ringed with ice and snow , and could have hosted an entire Martian biosphere based on a type of microbe found in caves on Earth . Gale Crater Who named this crater? 14 16 -521 2 Drilling into dry rock , NASA ' s Curiosity rover has discovered signs that Gale Crater was once watery , perhaps ringed with ice and snow , and could have hosted an entire Martian biosphere based on a type of microbe found in caves on Earth . type of microbe What is this microbe? 38 41 -521 3 These primitive organisms , called chemolithoautotrophs , feed on chemicals found in rocks and make their own energy . chemolithoautotrophs , how is it pronounced? 5 7 -521 3 These primitive organisms , called chemolithoautotrophs , feed on chemicals found in rocks and make their own energy . chemicals What chemicals are found in rocks? 9 10 -521 4 " Ancient Mars was more habitable than we imagined , " said California Institute of Technology geologist John Grotzinger , lead scientist for the Curiosity mission . more habitable How do we know this to be true? 4 6 -521 4 " Ancient Mars was more habitable than we imagined , " said California Institute of Technology geologist John Grotzinger , lead scientist for the Curiosity mission . lead scientist Why is he the lead scientist? 20 22 -521 5 This wet , potentially Earth - like environment could have lasted for tens of millions of years , giving life a wide - open window to emerge . life Where did the life go? 19 20 -521 5 This wet , potentially Earth - like environment could have lasted for tens of millions of years , giving life a wide - open window to emerge . potentially Earth - like What are the earth like attributes? 3 7 -521 5 This wet , potentially Earth - like environment could have lasted for tens of millions of years , giving life a wide - open window to emerge . giving life a wide - open window to emerge Why did live not emerge, or do we even know if it did or it didn't? 18 27 -522 1 FORT LAUDERDALE , Fla . - A hurricane hunter aircraft sent to the Arctic to study ice formations returned this month with critical data that might explain why an increasing number of tropical storms seem to be taking irregular paths . Arctic What does the Arctic have to do with hurricanes? 13 14 -522 1 FORT LAUDERDALE , Fla . - A hurricane hunter aircraft sent to the Arctic to study ice formations returned this month with critical data that might explain why an increasing number of tropical storms seem to be taking irregular paths . study ice formations How do ice formations affect tropical storms? 15 18 -522 2 Scientists are trying to determine how much heat is released into the atmosphere when Arctic ice builds up in autumn . Scientists are trying to determine Which scientists? 0 5 -522 2 Scientists are trying to determine how much heat is released into the atmosphere when Arctic ice builds up in autumn . when Arctic ice builds How does ice building up release heat? 13 17 -522 3 That heat release is believed to shift the jet stream – a fast - moving , high altitude river of air – farther to the south . That heat release Heat release from what? 0 3 -522 3 That heat release is believed to shift the jet stream – a fast - moving , high altitude river of air – farther to the south . shift the jet stream How does heat release move the jet stream? 6 10 -522 4 That shift , in turn , might be slowing down or even stalling tropical systems , before they can re - curve east and out to sea , scientists say . That shift , What shift? 0 3 -522 4 That shift , in turn , might be slowing down or even stalling tropical systems , before they can re - curve east and out to sea , scientists say . slowing down or even stalling How does the stream moving further south slow the storms? 8 13 -522 4 That shift , in turn , might be slowing down or even stalling tropical systems , before they can re - curve east and out to sea , scientists say . can re - curve east and out to sea , How does this affect the impact of the storms? 18 28 -522 5 Kevin Wood , a University of Washington research scientist aboard the plane , said the Arctic heat release also might trigger other extreme weather events , such as flooding or severe snowstorms . trigger How does the Arctic heat trigger other weather events? 20 21 -522 5 Kevin Wood , a University of Washington research scientist aboard the plane , said the Arctic heat release also might trigger other extreme weather events , such as flooding or severe snowstorms . flooding or severe snowstorms How would it cause these things to happen, and where would they occur? 28 32 -523 1 MILWAUKEE - Incidents of sick and injured dairy cows being slapped , poked and forced to their feet with heavy machinery - while not common - may not be that unusual , according to farmers and others who viewed an undercover video this week from the Wiese Brothers Farm in Brown County , Wis . injured dairy cows being slapped , poked Why are the injured dairy cows being slapped, poked and forced to their feet? 6 13 -523 1 MILWAUKEE - Incidents of sick and injured dairy cows being slapped , poked and forced to their feet with heavy machinery - while not common - may not be that unusual , according to farmers and others who viewed an undercover video this week from the Wiese Brothers Farm in Brown County , Wis . cows being slapped , why are they being harmed? 8 12 -523 1 MILWAUKEE - Incidents of sick and injured dairy cows being slapped , poked and forced to their feet with heavy machinery - while not common - may not be that unusual , according to farmers and others who viewed an undercover video this week from the Wiese Brothers Farm in Brown County , Wis . farmers Farmers from the area or somewhere else? 34 35 -523 2 While not defending practices such as suspending a disabled cow in the air with a mechanical lift , farmers said parts of the video could be explained as necessary actions . explained as necessary actions Why is it necessary to suspend a disabled cow in the air with a mechanical lift? 26 30 -523 2 While not defending practices such as suspending a disabled cow in the air with a mechanical lift , farmers said parts of the video could be explained as necessary actions . necessary Why would these actions be necessary? 28 29 -523 2 While not defending practices such as suspending a disabled cow in the air with a mechanical lift , farmers said parts of the video could be explained as necessary actions . necessary actions Why are these actions necessary? 28 30 -523 3 Sometimes you can sneak up behind a downed cow , scream at it , and scare the animal into getting back on its feet , said Paul Rozadowski , a dairy farmer from Stanley . Paul Rozadowski , is he a bad guy? 26 29 -523 3 Sometimes you can sneak up behind a downed cow , scream at it , and scare the animal into getting back on its feet , said Paul Rozadowski , a dairy farmer from Stanley . feet , Why do you want a cow on its feet, or do you? 23 25 -523 4 " When you have a downed cow with milk fever , you have to try and get her back on her feet as soon as possible . " When you have a downed cow with milk fever , What is milk fever? 0 11 -523 4 " When you have a downed cow with milk fever , you have to try and get her back on her feet as soon as possible . milk what is milk fever? 8 9 -523 4 " When you have a downed cow with milk fever , you have to try and get her back on her feet as soon as possible . fever , What is milk fever? 9 11 -523 4 " When you have a downed cow with milk fever , you have to try and get her back on her feet as soon as possible . soon as possible Why do you need to get her back on her feet as soon as possible? 23 26 -523 5 Otherwise , the muscles in the back of her legs turn to mush and she will never get up again , " Rozadowski said . mush How long does it take for her legs to turn to mush when they have this milk fever? 12 13 -524 1 WASHINGTON - To lawmakers and others arguing that replacing the $ 1 bill with a $ 1 coin would save the government money , the Federal Reserve says , " Don ' t bet on it " . lawmakers and others arguing Which lawmakers are arguing that the $1 coin would save the government money? 3 7 -524 1 WASHINGTON - To lawmakers and others arguing that replacing the $ 1 bill with a $ 1 coin would save the government money , the Federal Reserve says , " Don ' t bet on it " . " Don ' t bet on why dont bet on it? 29 35 -524 1 WASHINGTON - To lawmakers and others arguing that replacing the $ 1 bill with a $ 1 coin would save the government money , the Federal Reserve says , " Don ' t bet on it " . would save the government money , Why would it save money? 18 24 -524 2 A new analysis by Fed staffers said the old - fashioned greenback is more durable than people realize and replacing it with a $ 1 coin , which is more expensive to produce , would cost the government $ 1 . 2 billion over 30 years . more durable than people realize How is paper money more durable than people realize? 13 18 -524 2 A new analysis by Fed staffers said the old - fashioned greenback is more durable than people realize and replacing it with a $ 1 coin , which is more expensive to produce , would cost the government $ 1 . 2 billion over 30 years . $ 1 . 2 billion why would it cost more? 38 43 -524 3 " Based on our analysis of the benefits and costs of a currency - to - coin transition , we believe that the $ 1 Federal Reserve note should remain in circulation and not be replaced with a $ 1 coin , " concluded the authors of a Fed staff working paper released this week . concluded What exactly helped them come to their conclusion? 43 44 -524 3 " Based on our analysis of the benefits and costs of a currency - to - coin transition , we believe that the $ 1 Federal Reserve note should remain in circulation and not be replaced with a $ 1 coin , " concluded the authors of a Fed staff working paper released this week . Fed staff what was their name? 48 50 -524 4 Some in Congress are pushing the government to replace the $ 1 dollar bill with the longer - lasting $ 1 coin . longer - lasting Even though the coin may be longer- lasting, if it costs more to make, why are some congress people pushing the government to replace the $1 bill? 16 19 -524 4 Some in Congress are pushing the government to replace the $ 1 dollar bill with the longer - lasting $ 1 coin . Some in Congress Who in Congress? 0 3 -524 5 Several countries , including Canada and Britain , and the eurozone have replaced small - denomination paper currency with coins . eurozone Which countries are included in the eurozone? 10 11 -524 5 Several countries , including Canada and Britain , and the eurozone have replaced small - denomination paper currency with coins . countries , has it worked? 1 3 -524 5 Several countries , including Canada and Britain , and the eurozone have replaced small - denomination paper currency with coins . replaced small - denomination paper Why have they replaced small denomination paper? 12 17 -524 5 Several countries , including Canada and Britain , and the eurozone have replaced small - denomination paper currency with coins . Several countries , Which other countries? 0 3 -525 1 PHILADELPHIA - The scenes are too common for comfort : A mother grabs her daughter ' s arm roughly on the bus . roughly why did she do that? 18 19 -525 1 PHILADELPHIA - The scenes are too common for comfort : A mother grabs her daughter ' s arm roughly on the bus . too common What makes these scenes common? 5 7 -525 1 PHILADELPHIA - The scenes are too common for comfort : A mother grabs her daughter ' s arm roughly on the bus . too common Why does this occur so often in Philadelphia? 5 7 -525 3 Not legally defined as child abuse , it ' s known as harsh or authoritarian parenting . legally defined should it be? 1 3 -525 3 Not legally defined as child abuse , it ' s known as harsh or authoritarian parenting . child abuse , How is child abuse defined? 4 7 -525 3 Not legally defined as child abuse , it ' s known as harsh or authoritarian parenting . legally defined What is the legal definition of child abuse? 1 3 -525 4 Regardless of race or income level , mothers and fathers everywhere are capable of it . race or income level , do certain demographics do it more? 2 7 -525 5 But low - income parents who struggle with stresses from overwhelming issues such as hunger , or lack of a job or adequate housing , seem to engage in harsh parenting more often , researchers have concluded . researchers have concluded Who are the researchers? 34 37 -525 5 But low - income parents who struggle with stresses from overwhelming issues such as hunger , or lack of a job or adequate housing , seem to engage in harsh parenting more often , researchers have concluded . more often , How much more often do they engage in this behavior? 31 34 -525 5 But low - income parents who struggle with stresses from overwhelming issues such as hunger , or lack of a job or adequate housing , seem to engage in harsh parenting more often , researchers have concluded . researchers have concluded How did they carry out their research? 34 37 -526 1 Archaeologists in China have unearthed the first clear evidence of cats living among humans as semi - domesticated mousers about 5 , 300 years ago , a heretofore missing link in the history of the world ' s most popular pet , experts say . clear evidence What clear evidence about cats did archaeologists find in China? 7 9 -526 2 The evidence , published Monday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences , supports the long - held view that cats began their symbiotic relationship with people following the advent of agriculture , many thousands of years after dogs were tamed by nomadic hunter - gatherers . National Academy of Sciences , is that a magazine? 10 15 -526 2 The evidence , published Monday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences , supports the long - held view that cats began their symbiotic relationship with people following the advent of agriculture , many thousands of years after dogs were tamed by nomadic hunter - gatherers . evidence , What's the evidence? 1 3 -526 3 The discovery fills in an enormous gap in experts ' understanding of cat domestication , but it has also thrown them for a curve . them for a curve what type of curve? 20 24 -526 3 The discovery fills in an enormous gap in experts ' understanding of cat domestication , but it has also thrown them for a curve . curve How has this discovery thrown the experts for a curve? 23 24 -526 4 In some ways , an ancient Chinese village is the last place researchers expected to find such evidence . find such evidence why the last place? 15 18 -526 4 In some ways , an ancient Chinese village is the last place researchers expected to find such evidence . ancient Chinese village Where in China was the ancient village found? 5 8 -526 5 " This was a very unexpected find , " said study co - author Fiona Marshall , a zooarchaeologist at Washington University in St . Louis . zooarchaeologist what do they do? 18 19 -526 5 " This was a very unexpected find , " said study co - author Fiona Marshall , a zooarchaeologist at Washington University in St . Louis . unexpected find , " What was an unexpected find? 5 9 -527 1 MINNEAPOLIS - Simulators aren ' t just for pilots anymore . Simulators who are they for? 2 3 -527 1 MINNEAPOLIS - Simulators aren ' t just for pilots anymore . Simulators aren ' t just for pilots Besides pilots, who else are simulators good for? 2 9 -527 1 MINNEAPOLIS - Simulators aren ' t just for pilots anymore . aren ' t just for pilots Who are they for? 3 9 -527 2 In complex cases ranging from enlarged prostates to brain tumors , physicians at the University of Minnesota are using virtual - reality simulators more and more to perfect their surgical techniques . complex cases What makes a case complex? 1 3 -527 2 In complex cases ranging from enlarged prostates to brain tumors , physicians at the University of Minnesota are using virtual - reality simulators more and more to perfect their surgical techniques . physicians What do these physicians specialize in? 11 12 -527 2 In complex cases ranging from enlarged prostates to brain tumors , physicians at the University of Minnesota are using virtual - reality simulators more and more to perfect their surgical techniques . virtual - reality simulators Are these reliable? 19 23 -527 3 And , in what may be the most significant change in surgical training since the early 1900s , they are working with local medical device companies to develop new generations of software to train the next generation of medical students . local medical device companies Which medical device companies are being worked with? 22 26 -527 3 And , in what may be the most significant change in surgical training since the early 1900s , they are working with local medical device companies to develop new generations of software to train the next generation of medical students . early 1900s , what happened back then? 15 18 -527 4 The researchers hope to build anatomical models so lifelike that medical residents will get hands - on experience and learn from their mistakes without harming patients , said Dr . Robert M . Sweet , director of the University ' s Medical School Simulation Programs . hope to build What is the exact challenge in getting this done? 2 5 -527 4 The researchers hope to build anatomical models so lifelike that medical residents will get hands - on experience and learn from their mistakes without harming patients , said Dr . Robert M . Sweet , director of the University ' s Medical School Simulation Programs . get hands - on experience Is this the preferred method of training among residents? 13 18 -527 5 As the technology improves , Sweet said , surgeons will be able to use medical imaging devices like MRIs to create custom , virtual models of their patients ' diseased organs - and eventually practice tricky procedures before ever cutting the patient open . procedures before ever cutting how much will it cost? 36 40 -527 5 As the technology improves , Sweet said , surgeons will be able to use medical imaging devices like MRIs to create custom , virtual models of their patients ' diseased organs - and eventually practice tricky procedures before ever cutting the patient open . medical imaging devices What devices aside from MRI? 14 17 -527 5 As the technology improves , Sweet said , surgeons will be able to use medical imaging devices like MRIs to create custom , virtual models of their patients ' diseased organs - and eventually practice tricky procedures before ever cutting the patient open . create custom , How long would this take? 20 23 -527 5 As the technology improves , Sweet said , surgeons will be able to use medical imaging devices like MRIs to create custom , virtual models of their patients ' diseased organs - and eventually practice tricky procedures before ever cutting the patient open . tricky procedures What would make a procedure \"tricky\"? 35 37 -528 1 Young women seem tantalizingly close to achieving gender equality in the workplace , at least when it comes to wages , a new report from the Pew Research Center suggests . a new report from the Pew Research Center Who are the authors of the report? 21 29 -528 1 Young women seem tantalizingly close to achieving gender equality in the workplace , at least when it comes to wages , a new report from the Pew Research Center suggests . wages , How much have the wages increased? 19 21 -528 1 Young women seem tantalizingly close to achieving gender equality in the workplace , at least when it comes to wages , a new report from the Pew Research Center suggests . wages , What are the differences in wages? 19 21 -528 2 But it remains to be seen whether motherhood will slow their strides , as it did for women before them . motherhood How about the husbands? 7 8 -528 2 But it remains to be seen whether motherhood will slow their strides , as it did for women before them . their strides , why would it slow them? 10 13 -528 2 But it remains to be seen whether motherhood will slow their strides , as it did for women before them . motherhood will slow their strides , Why would motherhood slow their strides? 7 13 -528 3 As of last year , women workers ages 25 to 34 were making 93 percent of what men of the same ages earned - much closer to wage equality than earlier generations , Pew found . 93 What was the percentage before? 13 14 -528 3 As of last year , women workers ages 25 to 34 were making 93 percent of what men of the same ages earned - much closer to wage equality than earlier generations , Pew found . making 93 percent why not 100 percent? 12 15 -528 4 Between 1980 and 2012 , the gap has gradually narrowed for American workers , as wages rose for women and dropped for young men . dropped How much have wages dropped for young men? 20 21 -528 5 Only 15 percent of young women said they had suffered discrimination because of their gender at work . suffered How were they discriminated at work? 9 10 -528 5 Only 15 percent of young women said they had suffered discrimination because of their gender at work . 15 percent what did the 15 percent experience? 1 3 -529 1 PORTLAND , Ore . - Idaho farmer Robert Blair isn ' t waiting around for federal aviation officials to work out rules for drones . waiting what is he doing? 12 13 -529 1 PORTLAND , Ore . - Idaho farmer Robert Blair isn ' t waiting around for federal aviation officials to work out rules for drones . isn ' t waiting around Why is he in a rush on the matter? 9 14 -529 1 PORTLAND , Ore . - Idaho farmer Robert Blair isn ' t waiting around for federal aviation officials to work out rules for drones . Idaho farmer What kind of farmer? 5 7 -529 1 PORTLAND , Ore . - Idaho farmer Robert Blair isn ' t waiting around for federal aviation officials to work out rules for drones . isn ' t waiting around Why isn't he waiting for the rules? 9 14 -529 2 He and a friend built their own , outfitting it with cameras and using it to monitor his 1 , 500 acres . built their own , How do their measures differ from those taken by other farmers? 4 8 -529 2 He and a friend built their own , outfitting it with cameras and using it to monitor his 1 , 500 acres . built their own , How long did it take to build this drone? 4 8 -529 3 Under 10 pounds and 5 feet long nose to tail , the aircraft is the size of a turkey and Blair uses it to get a birds - eye view of his cows and fields of wheat , peas , barley and alfalfa . Under 10 pounds is that light or heavy? 0 3 -529 3 Under 10 pounds and 5 feet long nose to tail , the aircraft is the size of a turkey and Blair uses it to get a birds - eye view of his cows and fields of wheat , peas , barley and alfalfa . Under 10 pounds and 5 feet long How did he design this drone? 0 7 -529 3 Under 10 pounds and 5 feet long nose to tail , the aircraft is the size of a turkey and Blair uses it to get a birds - eye view of his cows and fields of wheat , peas , barley and alfalfa . Under 10 pounds and 5 feet long nose to tail , Is this considered an average sized drone? 0 11 -529 4 " It ' s a great tool to collect information to make better decisions , and we ' re just scratching the surface of what it can do for farmers , " said Blair , who lives in Kendrick , Idaho , roughly 275 miles north of Boise . Kendrick , Idaho , where is that? 38 42 -529 4 " It ' s a great tool to collect information to make better decisions , and we ' re just scratching the surface of what it can do for farmers , " said Blair , who lives in Kendrick , Idaho , roughly 275 miles north of Boise . what it can do for farmers , " What else can it do for farmers? 24 32 -529 4 " It ' s a great tool to collect information to make better decisions , and we ' re just scratching the surface of what it can do for farmers , " said Blair , who lives in Kendrick , Idaho , roughly 275 miles north of Boise . collect information How is the drone used to collect information? 8 10 -529 5 While Americans are abuzz about Amazon ' s plans to use self - guided drones to deliver packages , most future unmanned aircraft may operate far from the nation ' s large population centers . far from the nation ' s large population centers Why will they be active in less densely populated areas? 25 34 -529 5 While Americans are abuzz about Amazon ' s plans to use self - guided drones to deliver packages , most future unmanned aircraft may operate far from the nation ' s large population centers . Americans are abuzz Why are Americans abuzz? 1 4 -529 5 While Americans are abuzz about Amazon ' s plans to use self - guided drones to deliver packages , most future unmanned aircraft may operate far from the nation ' s large population centers . self - guided drones Are self guided drones safe? 11 15 -530 1 Jellyfish may not look like the most athletic of swimmers , but they ' re remarkably efficient and their body plan could have advantages that translate to the air . body plan what is their body plan? 19 21 -530 1 Jellyfish may not look like the most athletic of swimmers , but they ' re remarkably efficient and their body plan could have advantages that translate to the air . advantages What sort of advantages? 23 24 -530 1 Jellyfish may not look like the most athletic of swimmers , but they ' re remarkably efficient and their body plan could have advantages that translate to the air . advantages What are the advantages of the jellyfish body plan? 23 24 -530 1 Jellyfish may not look like the most athletic of swimmers , but they ' re remarkably efficient and their body plan could have advantages that translate to the air . they ' re remarkably efficient and their body plan What is a body plan of a jellyfish? 12 21 -530 2 A team from New York University has designed a flying jellyfish - like robot that uses four flapping wings to stay aloft . four flapping why did they do this? 16 18 -530 2 A team from New York University has designed a flying jellyfish - like robot that uses four flapping wings to stay aloft . four flapping wings What are the wings made from?\nWhy do they need four wings instead of two? 16 19 -530 3 The unconventional robot , described at the American Physical Society ' s Division of Fluid Dynamics meeting in Pittsburgh , could lead the way for flying mini - robots to be used in search - and - rescue and military operations and even as environmental sensors . environmental sensors What is an environmental sensor? 44 46 -530 3 The unconventional robot , described at the American Physical Society ' s Division of Fluid Dynamics meeting in Pittsburgh , could lead the way for flying mini - robots to be used in search - and - rescue and military operations and even as environmental sensors . environmental sensors What things in the environment would the sensor be for? 44 46 -530 4 Engineers are trying to build all sorts of robots based on the wing motions of such animals as birds , bats , hummingbirds and butterflies . Engineers are trying to build Which engineers? 0 5 -530 4 Engineers are trying to build all sorts of robots based on the wing motions of such animals as birds , bats , hummingbirds and butterflies . all sorts of robots What different purposes are they envisioning for the robots? 5 9 -530 4 Engineers are trying to build all sorts of robots based on the wing motions of such animals as birds , bats , hummingbirds and butterflies . based on the wing motions How is a jellyfish included in things with wings? 9 14 -530 5 Those working on the smallest robots tend to use more insect - like designs , given that the bugs have already mastered flight mechanisms on a tiny scale . insect - like designs , are they successful? 10 15 -530 5 Those working on the smallest robots tend to use more insect - like designs , given that the bugs have already mastered flight mechanisms on a tiny scale . flight mechanisms What flight mechanisms did they learn from the jellyfish? 22 24 -531 1 It took Francisco " Frank " Miranda , a veteran of the war in Afghanistan , about three years to find a job in the civilian world that was a good fit . a job in the civilian world What job did he find? 21 27 -531 1 It took Francisco " Frank " Miranda , a veteran of the war in Afghanistan , about three years to find a job in the civilian world that was a good fit . three Why did it take Francisco \"Frank\" Mirando so long to find a job? 17 18 -531 1 It took Francisco " Frank " Miranda , a veteran of the war in Afghanistan , about three years to find a job in the civilian world that was a good fit . good What kind of job was Francisco \"Frank\" Miranda looking for? 30 31 -531 1 It took Francisco " Frank " Miranda , a veteran of the war in Afghanistan , about three years to find a job in the civilian world that was a good fit . three years to what did he choose? 17 20 -531 1 It took Francisco " Frank " Miranda , a veteran of the war in Afghanistan , about three years to find a job in the civilian world that was a good fit . find a job What kind of job was he looking for? 20 23 -531 2 Since August , Miranda has been working at Home Depot in Totowa , N . J . , where he and two fellow vet employees refer to each other by their former military ranks . refer Why did Miranda refer to the other vet employees by rank? 25 26 -531 2 Since August , Miranda has been working at Home Depot in Totowa , N . J . , where he and two fellow vet employees refer to each other by their former military ranks . Home Depot How much money are they making at Home Depot? 8 10 -531 2 Since August , Miranda has been working at Home Depot in Totowa , N . J . , where he and two fellow vet employees refer to each other by their former military ranks . he and two fellow vet Is this a popular job to have among the veterans? 19 24 -531 3 " That ' s the respect that we give each other , " said Miranda , a 50 - year - old Woodland Park , N . J . , resident . respect How did the other employees feel when seeing how the vets treated each other? 5 6 -531 3 " That ' s the respect that we give each other , " said Miranda , a 50 - year - old Woodland Park , N . J . , resident . 50 - year - old why does his age matter? 17 22 -531 3 " That ' s the respect that we give each other , " said Miranda , a 50 - year - old Woodland Park , N . J . , resident . 50 - year - old How long was he in the military? 17 22 -531 4 " They call me by saying , ‘ Hey , master sergeant . ' " Home Depot is one of a number of companies that have stepped up their efforts to recruit U . S . military veterans , helping ex - service members such as Miranda who have struggled to find work and to adjust to life back home . recruit Why is it hard for U.S. military veterans to find a job? 31 32 -531 4 " They call me by saying , ‘ Hey , master sergeant . ' " Home Depot is one of a number of companies that have stepped up their efforts to recruit U . S . military veterans , helping ex - service members such as Miranda who have struggled to find work and to adjust to life back home . Home Depot are they a good employer? 15 17 -531 4 " They call me by saying , ‘ Hey , master sergeant . ' " Home Depot is one of a number of companies that have stepped up their efforts to recruit U . S . military veterans , helping ex - service members such as Miranda who have struggled to find work and to adjust to life back home . is one What are some of the other big names who are supportive? 17 19 -531 4 " They call me by saying , ‘ Hey , master sergeant . ' " Home Depot is one of a number of companies that have stepped up their efforts to recruit U . S . military veterans , helping ex - service members such as Miranda who have struggled to find work and to adjust to life back home . stepped up their efforts Do they have a recruitment regimen already in place for veterans? 26 30 -531 5 The chain of home - improvement stores employs 35 , 000 veterans , around 10 percent of its workforce , and has committed to hire about 55 , 000 vets over the next five years . committed How does Home Depot reach out to the veterans to let them know that they are looking to hire vets? 22 23 -531 5 The chain of home - improvement stores employs 35 , 000 veterans , around 10 percent of its workforce , and has committed to hire about 55 , 000 vets over the next five years . has committed Why have they committed to this cause? 21 23 -532 1 LOS ANGELES - Little - known fact : When it comes to extracting oxygen from the air we breathe , we humans are just OK . humans which animal is better? 21 22 -532 1 LOS ANGELES - Little - known fact : When it comes to extracting oxygen from the air we breathe , we humans are just OK . just OK Why are humans just OK when it comes to extracting oxygen? 23 25 -532 1 LOS ANGELES - Little - known fact : When it comes to extracting oxygen from the air we breathe , we humans are just OK . humans are just OK What is better? 21 25 -532 2 Birds are more efficient breathers than we are . more efficient breathers how do they breath? 2 5 -532 2 Birds are more efficient breathers than we are . efficient breathers How are birds more efficient breathers? 3 5 -532 2 Birds are more efficient breathers than we are . more efficient What makes them more efficient? 2 4 -532 3 So are alligators and , according to a new study , monitor lizards , and probably most dinosaurs were as well . probably most dinosaurs how do we know this? 15 18 -532 3 So are alligators and , according to a new study , monitor lizards , and probably most dinosaurs were as well . new study , Which study? 8 11 -532 4 Humans are what are called tidal breathers . tidal breathers what does that mean? 5 7 -532 4 Humans are what are called tidal breathers . tidal What's a tidal breather? 5 6 -532 4 Humans are what are called tidal breathers . tidal breathers What is a tidal breather? 5 7 -532 4 Humans are what are called tidal breathers . tidal breathers What is a tidal breather? 5 7 -533 1 TOPPENISH , Wash . - The Yakama Nation sits in the fertile heart of illegal marijuana country . Yakama Where is the Yakama Nation located? 6 7 -533 1 TOPPENISH , Wash . - The Yakama Nation sits in the fertile heart of illegal marijuana country . fertile What makes this area so fertile? 11 12 -533 1 TOPPENISH , Wash . - The Yakama Nation sits in the fertile heart of illegal marijuana country . marijuana country illegal country? 15 17 -533 1 TOPPENISH , Wash . - The Yakama Nation sits in the fertile heart of illegal marijuana country . illegal marijuana country Where is illegal marijuana country? 14 17 -533 2 The soil is rich . The growing season is long . growing How long is the growing season? 6 7 -533 2 The soil is rich . The growing season is long . soil is rich What makes the soil rich? 1 4 -533 3 And the biggest illegal pot grow in state history was seized here on sacred forested acres where the tribe hunts and gathers food in the shadow of Mount Adams , also known as Pahto . biggest How much did they seized? 2 3 -533 3 And the biggest illegal pot grow in state history was seized here on sacred forested acres where the tribe hunts and gathers food in the shadow of Mount Adams , also known as Pahto . was seized here Who seized this area? 9 12 -533 3 And the biggest illegal pot grow in state history was seized here on sacred forested acres where the tribe hunts and gathers food in the shadow of Mount Adams , also known as Pahto . seized here how big was it? 10 12 -533 3 And the biggest illegal pot grow in state history was seized here on sacred forested acres where the tribe hunts and gathers food in the shadow of Mount Adams , also known as Pahto . state history The biggest illegal pot grow was in what state's history? 7 9 -533 4 A year has passed since Washington voters legalized recreational marijuana use . passed How much has changed since recreational marijuana use was legalized? 3 4 -533 4 A year has passed since Washington voters legalized recreational marijuana use . legalized recreational marijuana use What are the effects to the community of the legalization of recreational marijuana use? 7 11 -533 4 A year has passed since Washington voters legalized recreational marijuana use . recreational marijuana which year did they legalize? 8 10 -533 5 State officials are poised to issue licenses to grow , process and sell what once was contraband . State officials are poised Which state officials are poised to issue licenses? 0 4 -533 5 State officials are poised to issue licenses to grow , process and sell what once was contraband . poised How do the officials feel about legalized recreational marijuana use? 3 4 -533 5 State officials are poised to issue licenses to grow , process and sell what once was contraband . contraband What is the meaning of contraband? 16 17 -534 1 ARIVACA , Ariz . - There was a time when Maggie Milinovitch and her husband didn ' t agree on whether to give food and water to the weary border crossers who traversed the couple ' s desert land a few miles north of the Mexico border in southern Arizona . didn ' t agree What are the sides of agreement? 15 19 -534 1 ARIVACA , Ariz . - There was a time when Maggie Milinovitch and her husband didn ' t agree on whether to give food and water to the weary border crossers who traversed the couple ' s desert land a few miles north of the Mexico border in southern Arizona . weary border crossers How long have they been without food and water? 28 31 -534 1 ARIVACA , Ariz . - There was a time when Maggie Milinovitch and her husband didn ' t agree on whether to give food and water to the weary border crossers who traversed the couple ' s desert land a few miles north of the Mexico border in southern Arizona . the couple ' s desert land How much land do they own there? 33 39 -534 2 While she wanted to help , her husband worried they may be arrested or lose their land if they gave aid to the dozens of travelers , many of them desperate and dehydrated , and some nearly crippled by enormous blisters on the bottoms of their feet . enormous blisters did the blisters pop? 39 41 -534 2 While she wanted to help , her husband worried they may be arrested or lose their land if they gave aid to the dozens of travelers , many of them desperate and dehydrated , and some nearly crippled by enormous blisters on the bottoms of their feet . may be arrested Is it illegal to give the travelers food and water? 10 13 -534 2 While she wanted to help , her husband worried they may be arrested or lose their land if they gave aid to the dozens of travelers , many of them desperate and dehydrated , and some nearly crippled by enormous blisters on the bottoms of their feet . dozens of travelers , Why are they traveling? 23 27 -534 2 While she wanted to help , her husband worried they may be arrested or lose their land if they gave aid to the dozens of travelers , many of them desperate and dehydrated , and some nearly crippled by enormous blisters on the bottoms of their feet . enormous blisters on the bottoms of their feet Why are the travelers not prepared for their journey with proper shoes and adequate amounts of food and water? 39 47 -534 3 " If I come across someone in need , I ' m not going to just leave them there , " said Milinovitch , who has lived in Arivaca since 1980 . lived in Arivaca since 1980 Was she born and raised there? 26 31 -534 4 Still , she didn ' t want to break the law . break the law What did that specific law state? 8 11 -534 5 These are the sort of hard decisions that hundreds of residents who live in the harsh , mesquite - speckled borderlands have had to make on a regular basis . mesquite - speckled what is mesquite? 17 20 -534 5 These are the sort of hard decisions that hundreds of residents who live in the harsh , mesquite - speckled borderlands have had to make on a regular basis . hard decisions What are some of the other decisions? 5 7 -534 5 These are the sort of hard decisions that hundreds of residents who live in the harsh , mesquite - speckled borderlands have had to make on a regular basis . live in the harsh , mesquite - speckled borderlands Is there a benefit to living in this harsh environment? 12 21 -535 1 CHICAGO - Snow - covered roads , high winds and ice were creating dangerous driving conditions Sunday from the Dakotas to Missouri to Delaware ahead of a " polar vortex " that ' ll bring below - zero - and possibly record - breaking - temperatures not seen in years to much of the nation . " polar vortex " What is causing this dramatic weather pattern? 27 31 -535 1 CHICAGO - Snow - covered roads , high winds and ice were creating dangerous driving conditions Sunday from the Dakotas to Missouri to Delaware ahead of a " polar vortex " that ' ll bring below - zero - and possibly record - breaking - temperatures not seen in years to much of the nation . years How many years? 49 50 -535 3 With it comes a startling forecast : 25 below zero in Fargo , N . D . , minus 31 in International Falls , Minn . , and 15 below in Indianapolis and Chicago . forecast : why so cold? 5 7 -535 4 " It ' s just a dangerous cold , " National Weather Service meteorologist Butch Dye in Missouri said . just a dangerous cold , " Why is a meteorologist phrasing the phenomenon like this? 4 10 -535 4 " It ' s just a dangerous cold , " National Weather Service meteorologist Butch Dye in Missouri said . Butch Dye what are his credentials? 14 16 -535 5 Several states in the Midwest were getting walloped with up to a foot of new snow , and residents shoveled out and stocked up on groceries before bitterly cold temperatures set in overnight . Several states in the Midwest Which Midwestern states? 0 5 -535 5 Several states in the Midwest were getting walloped with up to a foot of new snow , and residents shoveled out and stocked up on groceries before bitterly cold temperatures set in overnight . walloped definition of this word? 7 8 -536 1 PYONGYANG , North Korea - Dennis Rodman said Monday that a game he and other former National Basketball Association players are planning in North Korea will be a " birthday present " for one of their most unlikely fans : leader Kim Jong Un . " birthday present " how old is he? 28 32 -536 2 Rodman ' s squad - featuring ex - All Stars Kenny Anderson , Cliff Robinson and Vin Baker - will play against a team of North Koreans on Wednesday , which is believed to be Kim ' s birthday . a team of North Koreans Which players are on the team? 22 27 -536 2 Rodman ' s squad - featuring ex - All Stars Kenny Anderson , Cliff Robinson and Vin Baker - will play against a team of North Koreans on Wednesday , which is believed to be Kim ' s birthday . North Koreans does north korea have a team? 25 27 -536 3 The former NBA players , who arrived in Pyongyang on Monday , also include Eric " Sleepy " Floyd , guard Doug Christie and Charles D . Smith , who played for the New York Knicks . " Sleepy " why is he named that? 15 18 -536 4 Four streetballers are also on the squad . Four streetballers Who are the streetballers? 0 2 -536 4 Four streetballers are also on the squad . streetballers what is a streetballer? 1 2 -536 4 Four streetballers are also on the squad . streetballers What are streetballers? 1 2 -536 4 Four streetballers are also on the squad . streetballers What is a streetballer? 1 2 -537 1 MILWAUKEE - The electric barrier on the Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal that is considered the last line of defense to stop an Asian carp invasion of Lake Michigan has a problem : Fish can swim through it . Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal Where in Chicago is this canal located? 7 12 -537 1 MILWAUKEE - The electric barrier on the Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal that is considered the last line of defense to stop an Asian carp invasion of Lake Michigan has a problem : Fish can swim through it . Asian carp invasion Did the Asian carp originate in Asia? 23 26 -537 2 A report by the U . S . Army Corps of Engineers and U . S . the U . S . Army Corps who reported it? 3 10 -537 3 Fish and Wildlife Service revealed that fish can be transported across the electrified swath of canal when they get trapped in the wake of a barge . trapped in the wake of a barge How do these fish get trapped in the wake of a barge? 19 26 -537 3 Fish and Wildlife Service revealed that fish can be transported across the electrified swath of canal when they get trapped in the wake of a barge . the electrified swath How does this electrified swath operate? 11 14 -537 3 Fish and Wildlife Service revealed that fish can be transported across the electrified swath of canal when they get trapped in the wake of a barge . electrified What is an electrified swath? 12 13 -537 3 Fish and Wildlife Service revealed that fish can be transported across the electrified swath of canal when they get trapped in the wake of a barge . electrified swath how do they electrify it? 12 14 -537 4 Research also shows that the metal barges can essentially suck electricity out of the water as they motor through the barrier zone , creating a moving " bubble " of water that isn ' t pulsing with the intended electrical current . motor through the barrier zone , Is it possible to stop the motors on the barges and let tug boats guide them through? 17 23 -537 4 Research also shows that the metal barges can essentially suck electricity out of the water as they motor through the barrier zone , creating a moving " bubble " of water that isn ' t pulsing with the intended electrical current . Research also shows Who was the research conducted by? 0 3 -537 5 The study also revealed that small fish are not always incapacitated by the electrical current in the water . small fish How detrimental to the environment are these fish that are getting through the barriers? 5 7 -537 5 The study also revealed that small fish are not always incapacitated by the electrical current in the water . small Why aren't small fish sometimes incapacitated by the electrical current? 5 6 -538 1 LOVELOCK , Nev . - For years , school nurse Deborah Pontius came to work with nits to pick . came to work with nits to pick Why did Deborah have nits to pick at work? 12 19 -538 1 LOVELOCK , Nev . - For years , school nurse Deborah Pontius came to work with nits to pick . nits what kind of nits? 16 17 -538 1 LOVELOCK , Nev . - For years , school nurse Deborah Pontius came to work with nits to pick . For years , How many years? 5 8 -538 2 On some days in this isolated central Nevada town , she ' d actually sift through the hair of students found with live head lice . through the sift through why? 15 17 -538 2 On some days in this isolated central Nevada town , she ' d actually sift through the hair of students found with live head lice . live head lice How are students getting live head lice in their hair? 22 25 -538 3 But something bigger bugged her : the district ' s policy of sending children home when they were infested with head lice - grayish - white insects that suck blood from the scalp and cause severe itching . bugged her : What bugged her? 3 6 -538 3 But something bigger bugged her : the district ' s policy of sending children home when they were infested with head lice - grayish - white insects that suck blood from the scalp and cause severe itching . policy What does the policy state? 10 11 -538 4 Pontius saw stricken students miss weeks of school . saw stricken what does stricken mean? 1 3 -538 4 Pontius saw stricken students miss weeks of school . miss weeks of school Why were students missing weeks of school? 4 8 -538 5 A re - entry ticket involved painstaking inspections , with parents required to prove that not a single hitchhiker resided on a child ' s head . re - entry ticket involved painstaking Why is reentry painstaking? 1 7 -538 5 A re - entry ticket involved painstaking inspections , with parents required to prove that not a single hitchhiker resided on a child ' s head . re - entry ticket a certificate? 1 5 -538 5 A re - entry ticket involved painstaking inspections , with parents required to prove that not a single hitchhiker resided on a child ' s head . painstaking Who was this painstaking for? 6 7 -538 5 A re - entry ticket involved painstaking inspections , with parents required to prove that not a single hitchhiker resided on a child ' s head . inspections , What was involved with \"inspections\"? 7 9 -539 1 LIVERMORE , Calif . - Your head aches , you ' re congested and simply getting out of bed is a chore . head aches , Why do they have headaches? 6 9 -539 1 LIVERMORE , Calif . - Your head aches , you ' re congested and simply getting out of bed is a chore . aches , Am I getting sick? 7 9 -539 1 LIVERMORE , Calif . - Your head aches , you ' re congested and simply getting out of bed is a chore . you ' re congested Is the congestion from a cold? 9 13 -539 1 LIVERMORE , Calif . - Your head aches , you ' re congested and simply getting out of bed is a chore . a chore What is making getting out of bed a chore? 20 22 -539 2 You pay a visit to your doctor , and within minutes - using a simple cheek swab placed in a tiny box - he knows precisely which virus or bacteria is causing the symptoms and prescribes the right treatment . tiny box How does the tiny box detect anything? 20 22 -539 2 You pay a visit to your doctor , and within minutes - using a simple cheek swab placed in a tiny box - he knows precisely which virus or bacteria is causing the symptoms and prescribes the right treatment . within Is this test really available? 9 10 -539 2 You pay a visit to your doctor , and within minutes - using a simple cheek swab placed in a tiny box - he knows precisely which virus or bacteria is causing the symptoms and prescribes the right treatment . cheek swab placed in a tiny box Why is this in a tiny box? 15 22 -539 2 You pay a visit to your doctor , and within minutes - using a simple cheek swab placed in a tiny box - he knows precisely which virus or bacteria is causing the symptoms and prescribes the right treatment . which virus or bacteria Was the virus or bacteria determined? 26 30 -539 3 While this scene would be right at home in the " Star Trek " sick bay , it may become a staple in real - world clinics within the decade , according to Lawrence Livermore Laboratory chemical engineer Elizabeth Wheeler . may How long have they've been working on this test? 18 19 -539 3 While this scene would be right at home in the " Star Trek " sick bay , it may become a staple in real - world clinics within the decade , according to Lawrence Livermore Laboratory chemical engineer Elizabeth Wheeler . it may become a staple How would this become a staple in the real world? 17 22 -539 4 Wheeler ' s team of engineers , biologists and chemists , headed by principal investigator Reginald Beer , is developing a method to recognize disease - causing pathogens quicker than ever before . method How is the method being developed? 21 22 -539 4 Wheeler ' s team of engineers , biologists and chemists , headed by principal investigator Reginald Beer , is developing a method to recognize disease - causing pathogens quicker than ever before . method What kind of method are they developing? 21 22 -539 4 Wheeler ' s team of engineers , biologists and chemists , headed by principal investigator Reginald Beer , is developing a method to recognize disease - causing pathogens quicker than ever before . developing a method How are they developing a method? 19 22 -539 4 Wheeler ' s team of engineers , biologists and chemists , headed by principal investigator Reginald Beer , is developing a method to recognize disease - causing pathogens quicker than ever before . quicker than ever What is the current rate of recognition? 28 31 -539 5 The key : obtaining the bacteria or virus DNA and rapidly copying it so there ' s enough to identify what ' s causing your illness . rapidly copying it Why does rapidly copying it detect illness? 10 13 -539 5 The key : obtaining the bacteria or virus DNA and rapidly copying it so there ' s enough to identify what ' s causing your illness . copying How long does it usually take now to identify the bacteria or virus DNA? 11 12 -539 5 The key : obtaining the bacteria or virus DNA and rapidly copying it so there ' s enough to identify what ' s causing your illness . obtaining the bacteria or virus DNA How is this obtained? 3 9 -540 1 LOS ANGELES - The Webb Schools , a private high school in Claremont , is a magnet for college recruiters from around the country and the world . magnet for college recruiters Why do colleges want students from this school specifically? 16 20 -540 1 LOS ANGELES - The Webb Schools , a private high school in Claremont , is a magnet for college recruiters from around the country and the world . magnet What is magnetic to recruiters about Webb Schools? 16 17 -540 1 LOS ANGELES - The Webb Schools , a private high school in Claremont , is a magnet for college recruiters from around the country and the world . magnet Why is it a magnet for college recruiters? 16 17 -540 2 This fall , 113 Ivy League and other schools sent representatives to the campus - more than the 106 students in the senior class . 113 Ivy League and other schools Why are their efforts so intense? 3 9 -540 2 This fall , 113 Ivy League and other schools sent representatives to the campus - more than the 106 students in the senior class . 113 Ivy League and other schools Why did 113 Ivy League and other schools send representatives? 3 9 -540 3 At Jefferson High School , a low - income public school with 280 seniors in South Los Angeles , eight recruiters from local universities showed up . eight recruiters Why are students from this school so much less desirable to recruiters? 19 21 -540 4 Recruiters ' visits often are an important first contact for students to discover campuses far beyond their hometowns and for the colleges to discover talented applicants . talented applicants How do the recruiters know about \"talented applicants\"? 24 26 -540 5 Students may be left behind in the competition for college entrance and financial aid when admissions officials skip their campuses , counselors and education experts said . left behind How else do students hear about schools they might attend? 3 5 -540 5 Students may be left behind in the competition for college entrance and financial aid when admissions officials skip their campuses , counselors and education experts said . skip Is there a way to ensure that admissions officials visit low-income public schools? 17 18 -541 1 Ongoing excavation of a collapsed rock shelter that was used by Neanderthals suggests that our extinct human relatives organized their living spaces according to tasks , researchers say . researchers say Who are the researchers? 26 28 -541 1 Ongoing excavation of a collapsed rock shelter that was used by Neanderthals suggests that our extinct human relatives organized their living spaces according to tasks , researchers say . organized their living spaces What did the researchers see that shown them the Neanderthals organized their living spaces by task? 18 22 -541 2 In a paper published recently in the Canadian Journal of Archaeology , researchers examined artifacts recovered at Riparo Bombrini , in northwest Italy , and concluded that their dwelling was organized around such activities as butchering animals , shaping tools and building fires . artifacts What are the artifacts? 14 15 -541 2 In a paper published recently in the Canadian Journal of Archaeology , researchers examined artifacts recovered at Riparo Bombrini , in northwest Italy , and concluded that their dwelling was organized around such activities as butchering animals , shaping tools and building fires . Riparo Bombrini , what is that? 17 20 -541 4 " We found that Neanderthals did not just throw their stuff everywhere but in fact were organized and purposeful when it came to domestic space , " Riel - Salvatore said in a prepared statement . organized and purposeful how did they organize? 16 19 -541 5 The archaeological site , which was severely destroyed during railroad construction , hosted both Neanderthals and humans . destroyed during railroad construction , If the site was destroyed, how do they know it hosted both Neanderthals and humans? 7 12 -541 5 The archaeological site , which was severely destroyed during railroad construction , hosted both Neanderthals and humans . destroyed during railroad why did they destroy it? 7 10 -541 5 The archaeological site , which was severely destroyed during railroad construction , hosted both Neanderthals and humans . Neanderthals and humans What showed the researchers that this site hosted Neanderthals and humans? 14 17 -542 1 WASHINGTON - The world ' s most expensive science project - the $ 100 billion - plus International Space Station - is poised to get four more years in orbit . most expensive science project How is the $100 billion split between the world nations? 6 10 -542 1 WASHINGTON - The world ' s most expensive science project - the $ 100 billion - plus International Space Station - is poised to get four more years in orbit . world ' s most expensive science project Why is the International Space Station the world's most expensive science project? What is its significance? 3 10 -542 2 According to documents obtained by the Orlando Sentinel , NASA plans to announce this week that it has White House approval to extend the station ' s operations by four years until 2024 . extend the station ' s operations What will be the benefits of extending the space station's operations? 22 28 -542 2 According to documents obtained by the Orlando Sentinel , NASA plans to announce this week that it has White House approval to extend the station ' s operations by four years until 2024 . extend the station ' s operations by four years Why did the White House approve a four year extension? 22 31 -542 3 The decision follows years of pressure by top NASA officials , who consider the station a critical steppingstone to future exploration . by top NASA officials , Who are the top NASA officials? 6 11 -542 3 The decision follows years of pressure by top NASA officials , who consider the station a critical steppingstone to future exploration . top NASA officials , What were the names of the top NASA officials? 7 11 -542 3 The decision follows years of pressure by top NASA officials , who consider the station a critical steppingstone to future exploration . critical steppingstone to future exploration Why does NASA consider the station a critical steppingstone to future exploration? 16 21 -542 3 The decision follows years of pressure by top NASA officials , who consider the station a critical steppingstone to future exploration . follows years of pressure how many years? 2 6 -542 3 The decision follows years of pressure by top NASA officials , who consider the station a critical steppingstone to future exploration . critical Why is the International Space Station a critical steppingstone? 16 17 -542 4 But a four - year extension likely would cost NASA about $ 3 billion a year from 2021 to 2024 . cost NASA about $ 3 billion Is there any way profit from the space station such as small models, 3D models, etc.? 8 14 -542 4 But a four - year extension likely would cost NASA about $ 3 billion a year from 2021 to 2024 . $ 3 billion a year Why will the extension cost NASA about $3 billion a year? 11 16 -542 4 But a four - year extension likely would cost NASA about $ 3 billion a year from 2021 to 2024 . $ 3 billion why so much money? 11 14 -542 5 That ' s a major chunk of the agency ' s annual budget , which is now about $ 17 billion , and a longer mission could force NASA to make tough financial decisions in the future . make tough financial decisions in the future What programs would need to be cut so the funding would best benefit the space station and the space program as a whole? 30 37 -542 5 That ' s a major chunk of the agency ' s annual budget , which is now about $ 17 billion , and a longer mission could force NASA to make tough financial decisions in the future . could force NASA Why is NASA willing to stretch their annual budget for this project? 26 29 -543 1 BEIJING - When China landed its first lunar rover on the moon last month , many Americans reacted with a shrug . many Americans reacted with a shrug Why were Americans so indifferent? 15 21 -543 2 After all , the U . S . sent men to the moon more than 40 years ago , and the Soviets landed a rover there too . Soviets landed a rover there too Why did the Soviets land a rover on the moon? 21 27 -543 3 But among lunar scientists , the Chang ' e 3 mission has generated considerable interest . generated considerable interest Why is there considerable interest in the Chang'e 3 mission? 12 15 -543 3 But among lunar scientists , the Chang ' e 3 mission has generated considerable interest . interest What kind of interest over Chang'e 3 mission and why? 14 15 -543 3 But among lunar scientists , the Chang ' e 3 mission has generated considerable interest . generated considerable interest Why is this mission so interesting to scientists? 12 15 -543 4 They say the lander and the rover , equipped with ground - penetrating radar , cameras , a telescope and spectroscopic instruments , could gather significant new information , especially relating to the chemical composition and depth of the lunar soil . chemical composition and depth of the lunar soil does this matter? 33 41 -543 4 They say the lander and the rover , equipped with ground - penetrating radar , cameras , a telescope and spectroscopic instruments , could gather significant new information , especially relating to the chemical composition and depth of the lunar soil . significant new information , What sort of significant new information? 25 29 -543 4 They say the lander and the rover , equipped with ground - penetrating radar , cameras , a telescope and spectroscopic instruments , could gather significant new information , especially relating to the chemical composition and depth of the lunar soil . gather significant new information , Why hasn't this been done in the past? 24 29 -543 5 Such data , they say , could shed light on the history of the moon and , by extension , Earth . they say , who said it exactly? 3 6 -543 5 Such data , they say , could shed light on the history of the moon and , by extension , Earth . by extension , Earth What does the history of the moon have to do with the history of Earth? 17 21 -543 5 Such data , they say , could shed light on the history of the moon and , by extension , Earth . Such data What data was there? 0 2 -544 1 WASHINGTON - Population growth in Southern and Western states , led by Texas , California and Florida , accounted for more than 80 percent of new residents nationwide over the last three years , surpassing the Northeast and Midwest in the demographic contest that plays a key role in determining states ' political clout , census data released Monday show . surpassing the Northeast and Midwest What states does the population growth surpass in the Northeast and Midwest? 34 39 -544 1 WASHINGTON - Population growth in Southern and Western states , led by Texas , California and Florida , accounted for more than 80 percent of new residents nationwide over the last three years , surpassing the Northeast and Midwest in the demographic contest that plays a key role in determining states ' political clout , census data released Monday show . new residents Why does Texas, California and Florida have so many new residents? 25 27 -544 1 WASHINGTON - Population growth in Southern and Western states , led by Texas , California and Florida , accounted for more than 80 percent of new residents nationwide over the last three years , surpassing the Northeast and Midwest in the demographic contest that plays a key role in determining states ' political clout , census data released Monday show . determining states ' political clout , Why does this determine political clout? 49 55 -544 2 If states continue to grow at the same pace for the rest of the decade , Texas could gain three more congressional seats in 2020 , according to a Los Angeles Times analysis of the Census Bureau figures . Texas can they be limited? 16 17 -544 2 If states continue to grow at the same pace for the rest of the decade , Texas could gain three more congressional seats in 2020 , according to a Los Angeles Times analysis of the Census Bureau figures . gain How many seats does Texas have currently? 18 19 -544 3 Florida , North Carolina , Virginia and Colorado would stand to gain one seat each , while Illinois , Pennsylvania , Ohio , Michigan and Minnesota , West Virginia and Rhode Island would lose a seat each . would lose a seat is it unfair? 32 36 -544 3 Florida , North Carolina , Virginia and Colorado would stand to gain one seat each , while Illinois , Pennsylvania , Ohio , Michigan and Minnesota , West Virginia and Rhode Island would lose a seat each . gain How many seats do these states have currently? 11 12 -544 5 That number gets readjusted each decade . each decade have states lost or gained many seats? 4 6 -544 5 That number gets readjusted each decade . decade How are numbers readjusted each decade? 5 6 -544 5 That number gets readjusted each decade . decade Why does it only change every decade? 5 6 -545 1 WASHINGTON - The Obama administration on Wednesday pressed the nation ' s schools to abandon what it described as overly zealous discipline policies that send students to court instead of the principal ' s office . overly zealous discipline Why were schools using overly zealous discipline? 19 22 -545 1 WASHINGTON - The Obama administration on Wednesday pressed the nation ' s schools to abandon what it described as overly zealous discipline policies that send students to court instead of the principal ' s office . students to court why to court? 25 28 -545 1 WASHINGTON - The Obama administration on Wednesday pressed the nation ' s schools to abandon what it described as overly zealous discipline policies that send students to court instead of the principal ' s office . to abandon Why did they opt to abandon, why no try a reform? 13 15 -545 1 WASHINGTON - The Obama administration on Wednesday pressed the nation ' s schools to abandon what it described as overly zealous discipline policies that send students to court instead of the principal ' s office . overly zealous discipline policies Who set these original policies and what are the policies? 19 23 -545 2 Even before the announcement , school districts around the country have been taking action to adjust the policies that disproportionately affect minority students . adjust the policies What are the policies? 15 18 -545 2 Even before the announcement , school districts around the country have been taking action to adjust the policies that disproportionately affect minority students . been taking action to adjust the policies What actions had schools been taking to adjust the policies? 11 18 -545 2 Even before the announcement , school districts around the country have been taking action to adjust the policies that disproportionately affect minority students . taking action to adjust What specific actions have been taken? 12 16 -545 2 Even before the announcement , school districts around the country have been taking action to adjust the policies that disproportionately affect minority students . disproportionately affect minority students Why are these policies in place? 19 23 -545 3 Attorney General Eric Holder said problems often stem from well - intentioned " zero - tolerance " policies that can inject the criminal justice system into school matters . " zero - tolerance " policies What are the zero tolerance policies? 12 18 -545 4 " A routine school disciplinary infraction should land a student in the principal ' s office , not in a police precinct , " Holder said . routine is it always routine? 2 3 -545 4 " A routine school disciplinary infraction should land a student in the principal ' s office , not in a police precinct , " Holder said . school disciplinary infraction What is an example of a routine infraction?\n 3 6 -545 4 " A routine school disciplinary infraction should land a student in the principal ' s office , not in a police precinct , " Holder said . principal ' s office , not in a police precinct , " Is this the majority belief? 12 24 -545 5 But it ' s about race , too , the government said in a letter accompanying the new guidelines it issued Wednesday . But it ' s about race , too , How does the issue correlate to race? 0 9 -545 5 But it ' s about race , too , the government said in a letter accompanying the new guidelines it issued Wednesday . race , which race? 5 7 -545 5 But it ' s about race , too , the government said in a letter accompanying the new guidelines it issued Wednesday . it ' s about race , How is it about race, specifically? 1 7 -545 5 But it ' s about race , too , the government said in a letter accompanying the new guidelines it issued Wednesday . new guidelines What are the new guidelines? 17 19 -546 1 OFF THE COAST OF SAN DIEGO - Elizabeth Lopez maneuvered a massive steel claw over the side of a 134 - foot sailboat and guided its descent through swaying kelp and schools of fish 10 miles off the coast of San Diego . steel claw What is she doing with a steel claw on a sail boat? 12 14 -546 1 OFF THE COAST OF SAN DIEGO - Elizabeth Lopez maneuvered a massive steel claw over the side of a 134 - foot sailboat and guided its descent through swaying kelp and schools of fish 10 miles off the coast of San Diego . steel claw Why would Elizabeth Lopez lower a steel claw so deep? 12 14 -546 2 She was hoping to catch pieces of a mysterious marine ecosystem that scientists are calling the plastisphere . mysterious why is it mysterious? 8 9 -546 2 She was hoping to catch pieces of a mysterious marine ecosystem that scientists are calling the plastisphere . plastisphere What is the platisphere? 16 17 -546 3 It starts with particles of degraded plastic no bigger than grains of salt . degraded plastic how does it degrade? 5 7 -546 3 It starts with particles of degraded plastic no bigger than grains of salt . It starts What starts this? 0 2 -546 3 It starts with particles of degraded plastic no bigger than grains of salt . degraded How are plastics degraded in the ocean? 5 6 -546 4 Bacteria take up residence on those tiny pieces of trash . Bacteria take up residence What types of bacteria? 0 4 -546 4 Bacteria take up residence on those tiny pieces of trash . Bacteria take up residence are they dangerous? 0 4 -546 4 Bacteria take up residence on those tiny pieces of trash . residence Why are bacteria drawn to pieces of trash? 3 4 -547 1 SEATTLE - Fifty years after the U . S . Fifty years after what? 2 4 -547 1 SEATTLE - Fifty years after the U . S . Fifty years Fifty years of what? 2 4 -547 1 SEATTLE - Fifty years after the U . S . after the U . S After the U.S. what? 4 9 -547 2 Surgeon General first warned of the health effects of smoking , a new analysis from the University of Washington shows that the number of smokers worldwide - and the number of cigarettes consumed - has never been higher . has never been higher is that right? 34 38 -547 2 Surgeon General first warned of the health effects of smoking , a new analysis from the University of Washington shows that the number of smokers worldwide - and the number of cigarettes consumed - has never been higher . health effects of smoking , What did the Surgeon General state as the health effects of smoking? 6 11 -547 2 Surgeon General first warned of the health effects of smoking , a new analysis from the University of Washington shows that the number of smokers worldwide - and the number of cigarettes consumed - has never been higher . has never been higher Why is this? 34 38 -547 2 Surgeon General first warned of the health effects of smoking , a new analysis from the University of Washington shows that the number of smokers worldwide - and the number of cigarettes consumed - has never been higher . number of smokers worldwide How many smokers are there worldwide? 22 26 -547 3 Between 1980 and 2012 , the number of adults who smoke increased from 721 million to nearly 1 billion , reports the study published Tuesday in the Journal of the American Medical Association . increased What is the cause of this increase? 11 12 -547 4 The number of cigarettes smoked globally jumped from about 5 trillion to 6 . 25 trillion . trillion to 6 . 25 trillion why did it jump? 10 16 -547 4 The number of cigarettes smoked globally jumped from about 5 trillion to 6 . 25 trillion . globally jumped Is this because of marketing? 5 7 -547 5 The study , which is one of the most comprehensive ever to examine global tobacco use , shows that the remarkable reductions in smoking rates in the United States and other wealthy countries have been offset by a growing epidemic in the developing world . most comprehensive ever What makes this the most comprehensive ever? 8 11 -547 5 The study , which is one of the most comprehensive ever to examine global tobacco use , shows that the remarkable reductions in smoking rates in the United States and other wealthy countries have been offset by a growing epidemic in the developing world . examine global tobacco What are the examining methods used here? 12 15 -547 5 The study , which is one of the most comprehensive ever to examine global tobacco use , shows that the remarkable reductions in smoking rates in the United States and other wealthy countries have been offset by a growing epidemic in the developing world . growing epidemic What makes this a growing epidemic? 38 40 -548 1 MINNEAPOLIS - Ridwa Yakob knew what libraries had : books . Ridwa Yakob Who is Ridwa Yakob? 2 4 -548 1 MINNEAPOLIS - Ridwa Yakob knew what libraries had : books . books what else do they have? 9 10 -548 1 MINNEAPOLIS - Ridwa Yakob knew what libraries had : books . Ridwa Yakob Who is Ridwa Yakob? 2 4 -548 2 Then she saw the Teen Tech Center at the Minneapolis Central Library . Teen Tech Center What does the Teen Tech Center do? 4 7 -548 2 Then she saw the Teen Tech Center at the Minneapolis Central Library . Teen Tech what is teen tech? 4 6 -548 2 Then she saw the Teen Tech Center at the Minneapolis Central Library . Teen Tech Center What is the teen tech center? 4 7 -548 3 This digital playground , which opened in 2013 , has rows of new computers , iPads , the latest video equipment and even its own soundproof recording studio . soundproof recording studio Why does it have its own recording studio? 25 28 -548 4 " Growing up , I used to be super into reading . " Growing what does she do now? 0 2 -548 4 " Growing up , I used to be super into reading . super into reading What did the speaker like to read growing up? 8 11 -549 1 WASHINGTON - Signing up for health insurance on the new state and federal exchanges was supposed to be the easy part of the Affordable Care Act . the easy is it not easy? 18 20 -549 1 WASHINGTON - Signing up for health insurance on the new state and federal exchanges was supposed to be the easy part of the Affordable Care Act . exchanges What are \"state and federal exchanges\"? 13 14 -549 1 WASHINGTON - Signing up for health insurance on the new state and federal exchanges was supposed to be the easy part of the Affordable Care Act . was supposed to be the easy part Why was signing up supposed to be the easy part? 14 21 -549 2 But the really dicey part , according to many health policy experts , is just beginning . many health policy experts , Which health policy experts? 8 13 -549 2 But the really dicey part , according to many health policy experts , is just beginning . dicey part , what is the dicey part? 3 6 -549 2 But the really dicey part , according to many health policy experts , is just beginning . dicey part , How is signing up for healthcare considered \"dicey\"? 3 6 -549 2 But the really dicey part , according to many health policy experts , is just beginning . is just beginning Why is the dicey part just beginning? 13 16 -549 3 With the law fully in effect as of Jan . 1 , they fear Americans who have enrolled in health insurance for the first time under the ACA are likely to discover that having coverage doesn ' t guarantee them easy access to a primary care doctor , dentist or mental health professional . easy Why is there an expectation that obtaining this type of care should be easy? 40 41 -549 3 With the law fully in effect as of Jan . 1 , they fear Americans who have enrolled in health insurance for the first time under the ACA are likely to discover that having coverage doesn ' t guarantee them easy access to a primary care doctor , dentist or mental health professional . law fully in effect as of Jan . 1 , Why did the law go fully in effect on Jan. 1? 2 12 -549 4 Some changes in the works , such as the use of new technologies and allowing mid - level medical providers to perform some functions usually reserved for doctors and dentists , should improve health care access in the long run . perform some functions Which functions? 21 24 -549 4 Some changes in the works , such as the use of new technologies and allowing mid - level medical providers to perform some functions usually reserved for doctors and dentists , should improve health care access in the long run . mid - level what does this mean? 15 18 -549 4 Some changes in the works , such as the use of new technologies and allowing mid - level medical providers to perform some functions usually reserved for doctors and dentists , should improve health care access in the long run . allowing mid - level medical providers How are mid-level providers going to improve on what top tier providers were performing? This sounds counter intuitive. 14 20 -549 4 Some changes in the works , such as the use of new technologies and allowing mid - level medical providers to perform some functions usually reserved for doctors and dentists , should improve health care access in the long run . new technologies What new technologies are being used? 11 13 -549 4 Some changes in the works , such as the use of new technologies and allowing mid - level medical providers to perform some functions usually reserved for doctors and dentists , should improve health care access in the long run . mid - level medical providers Who are mid-level medical providers? 15 20 -549 5 " In the meantime , " said Linda Rosenberg , president of the National Council for Behavioral Health , " people are going to suffer " . " people are going to suffer " Why are people going to suffer? 19 26 -550 1 LOS ANGELES - If you ' re in stop - and - go traffic , you ' re probably pretty unhappy about it . pretty unhappy how did they figure that? 19 21 -550 1 LOS ANGELES - If you ' re in stop - and - go traffic , you ' re probably pretty unhappy about it . unhappy Why does traffic make people unhappy? 20 21 -550 2 If you ' re a male penguin balancing an egg on your feet in the freezing Antarctic , that traffic jam is probably keeping you alive . male penguin what does this mean? 5 7 -550 2 If you ' re a male penguin balancing an egg on your feet in the freezing Antarctic , that traffic jam is probably keeping you alive . traffic jam is probably keeping you alive What traffic jam? 19 26 -550 2 If you ' re a male penguin balancing an egg on your feet in the freezing Antarctic , that traffic jam is probably keeping you alive . probably keeping you alive How is a traffic jam keeping penguins alive? 22 26 -550 3 Scientists studying huddles of emperor penguins in Antarctica have discovered that waves of movement travel though huddled masses of flightless birds rather as they do through cars stuck on the freeway during rush hour - but in ways that maximize the huddle ' s density and keep the birds warm as they incubate their eggs . Scientists studying huddles of emperor penguins Which scientists are studying emperor penguins? 0 6 -550 3 Scientists studying huddles of emperor penguins in Antarctica have discovered that waves of movement travel though huddled masses of flightless birds rather as they do through cars stuck on the freeway during rush hour - but in ways that maximize the huddle ' s density and keep the birds warm as they incubate their eggs . incubate their eggs its like a traffic jam? 52 55 -550 3 Scientists studying huddles of emperor penguins in Antarctica have discovered that waves of movement travel though huddled masses of flightless birds rather as they do through cars stuck on the freeway during rush hour - but in ways that maximize the huddle ' s density and keep the birds warm as they incubate their eggs . waves of movement travel Where are they traveling to? What is the purpose of the movement and travel? 11 15 -550 4 Emperor penguins are the only vertebrate species that breeds during the Antarctic winter , and they face freezing winds that blow as fast as 124 mph in an icy landscape that can be as cold as 58 degrees below zero . breeds during the Antarctic winter , Why is the winter their breeding season? 8 14 -551 1 Predicting the financial results of computer firms has been a tough job lately . lately why only lately? 12 13 -551 1 Predicting the financial results of computer firms has been a tough job lately . tough job lately Is their a particular cause for this? 10 13 -551 1 Predicting the financial results of computer firms has been a tough job lately . results Why is predicting financial results of computer firms tough lately? 3 4 -551 1 Predicting the financial results of computer firms has been a tough job lately . financial results FINANCIAL RESULTS FOR WHAT TIME FRAME? 2 4 -551 1 Predicting the financial results of computer firms has been a tough job lately . tough job lately What specifically is it about computer firms that makes prediction difficult? 10 13 -551 2 Take Microsoft Corp . , the largest maker of personal computer software and generally considered an industry bellwether . bellwether what is a bellwether? 17 18 -551 2 Take Microsoft Corp . , the largest maker of personal computer software and generally considered an industry bellwether . considered an industry bellwether Why are they considered an industry bellwether? 14 18 -551 2 Take Microsoft Corp . , the largest maker of personal computer software and generally considered an industry bellwether . considered Why is Microsoft Corp. considered an industry bellwether? 14 15 -551 3 In July , the company stunned Wall Street with the prediction that growth in the personal computer business overall would be only 10 % in 1990 , a modest increase when compared with the sizzling expansion of years past . July , of which year? 1 3 -551 3 In July , the company stunned Wall Street with the prediction that growth in the personal computer business overall would be only 10 % in 1990 , a modest increase when compared with the sizzling expansion of years past . the prediction Who is doing the predicting here? 9 11 -551 3 In July , the company stunned Wall Street with the prediction that growth in the personal computer business overall would be only 10 % in 1990 , a modest increase when compared with the sizzling expansion of years past . would be only 10 % What is the expectation? 19 24 -551 3 In July , the company stunned Wall Street with the prediction that growth in the personal computer business overall would be only 10 % in 1990 , a modest increase when compared with the sizzling expansion of years past . prediction Why did Wall Street predict 10% overall personal computer growth in 1990? 10 11 -551 3 In July , the company stunned Wall Street with the prediction that growth in the personal computer business overall would be only 10 % in 1990 , a modest increase when compared with the sizzling expansion of years past . modest Why was the increase in personal computer sales only modest in comparison to last year? 28 29 -551 3 In July , the company stunned Wall Street with the prediction that growth in the personal computer business overall would be only 10 % in 1990 , a modest increase when compared with the sizzling expansion of years past . expansion of years past WHAT WAS THE AVERAGE EXPANSION OF PREVIOUS YEARS? 35 39 -551 3 In July , the company stunned Wall Street with the prediction that growth in the personal computer business overall would be only 10 % in 1990 , a modest increase when compared with the sizzling expansion of years past . the prediction Why did they predict a slowdown in growth in this market? 9 11 -551 4 Investors - - taking this as a sign that a broad industry slump was in the offing - - reacted by selling the company ' s stock , which lost $ 3 . 25 that day to close at $ 52 in national over - the - counter trading . over - the - counter what is over the counter trading? 43 48 -551 4 Investors - - taking this as a sign that a broad industry slump was in the offing - - reacted by selling the company ' s stock , which lost $ 3 . 25 that day to close at $ 52 in national over - the - counter trading . broad industry slump What is the cause of this slump? 10 13 -551 4 Investors - - taking this as a sign that a broad industry slump was in the offing - - reacted by selling the company ' s stock , which lost $ 3 . 25 that day to close at $ 52 in national over - the - counter trading . reacted Why did investors react by selling the company's stock? 19 20 -551 4 Investors - - taking this as a sign that a broad industry slump was in the offing - - reacted by selling the company ' s stock , which lost $ 3 . 25 that day to close at $ 52 in national over - the - counter trading . over - the - counter trading WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN OVER THE COUNTER TRADING AND ANY OTHER TRADING? 43 49 -551 5 But that was all of three months ago . that WHAT WAS THREE MONTHS AGO? 1 2 -552 1 The stock market ' s dizzying gyrations during the past few days have made a lot of individual investors wish they could buy some sort of insurance . dizzying gyrations why is it gyrating? 5 7 -552 1 The stock market ' s dizzying gyrations during the past few days have made a lot of individual investors wish they could buy some sort of insurance . individual investors Which investors specifically? 17 19 -552 1 The stock market ' s dizzying gyrations during the past few days have made a lot of individual investors wish they could buy some sort of insurance . insurance How would that insurance work? 26 27 -552 2 After all , they won ' t soon forget the stock bargains that became available after the October 1987 crash . October 1987 crash why did it crash then? 17 20 -552 2 After all , they won ' t soon forget the stock bargains that became available after the October 1987 crash . stock bargains What kind of stock bargains became available after the crash? 10 12 -552 4 The solution , at least for some investors , may be a hedging technique that ' s well known to players in the stock - options market . hedging what is hedging? 12 13 -552 4 The solution , at least for some investors , may be a hedging technique that ' s well known to players in the stock - options market . hedging technique What is the technique?? 12 14 -552 4 The solution , at least for some investors , may be a hedging technique that ' s well known to players in the stock - options market . some investors Why only some? Which ones? 6 8 -552 4 The solution , at least for some investors , may be a hedging technique that ' s well known to players in the stock - options market . hedging technique What is the hedging technique? 12 14 -552 5 Called a " married put , " the technique is carried out by purchasing a stock and simultaneously buying a put option on that stock . put option What is a put option? 20 22 -553 1 Ralph Brown was 31 , 000 feet over Minnesota when both jets on his Falcon 20 flamed out . Falcon 20 is that a new plane? 14 16 -553 1 Ralph Brown was 31 , 000 feet over Minnesota when both jets on his Falcon 20 flamed out . jets on his Falcon 20 What caused the jets on the Falcon 20 to flame out? 11 16 -553 2 At 18 , 000 feet , he says , he and his co - pilot " were looking for an interstate or a cornfield " to land . interstate would they crash into cars? 20 21 -553 2 At 18 , 000 feet , he says , he and his co - pilot " were looking for an interstate or a cornfield " to land . his co - pilot Who is the co-pilot? 11 15 -553 3 At 13 , 000 feet , the engines restarted . restarted how did they restart? 8 9 -553 4 But knowing that mechanics would probably ground him for repairs , Mr . Brown skipped his stop in nearby Chicago and set course to get his load - - a few hundred parcels - - to the Memphis package - sorting hub on time . load What was Ralph Brown's load? 26 27 -554 1 Maidenform Inc . loves to be intimate with its customers , but not with the rest of the public . intimate how are they intimate? 6 7 -554 1 Maidenform Inc . loves to be intimate with its customers , but not with the rest of the public . Maidenform Inc . Why does Maidenform want to be intimate? 0 3 -554 1 Maidenform Inc . loves to be intimate with its customers , but not with the rest of the public . intimate Why is Maidenform intimate with its customers only? 6 7 -554 1 Maidenform Inc . loves to be intimate with its customers , but not with the rest of the public . intimate How is Maidenform Inc. intimate with its customers? 6 7 -554 2 The 67 - year - old maker of brassieres , panties , and lingerie enjoys one of the best - known brand images , but its financial profile is closely guarded by members of the founding family . " There are very few companies that can boast of such a close - knit group , " says Robert A . Brawer , 52 years old , recently named president , succeeding Beatrice Coleman , his mother - in - law , who remains chairman . " We are a vanishing breed , " he muses . members of the founding family Why has the company been kept in-family for so many years? 32 37 -554 2 The 67 - year - old maker of brassieres , panties , and lingerie enjoys one of the best - known brand images , but its financial profile is closely guarded by members of the founding family . " There are very few companies that can boast of such a close - knit group , " says Robert A . Brawer , 52 years old , recently named president , succeeding Beatrice Coleman , his mother - in - law , who remains chairman . " We are a vanishing breed , " he muses . financial profile Why is Maidenform's financial profile so closely guarded? 26 28 -554 2 The 67 - year - old maker of brassieres , panties , and lingerie enjoys one of the best - known brand images , but its financial profile is closely guarded by members of the founding family . " There are very few companies that can boast of such a close - knit group , " says Robert A . Brawer , 52 years old , recently named president , succeeding Beatrice Coleman , his mother - in - law , who remains chairman . " We are a vanishing breed , " he muses . vanishing breed , " What is he referring to when hes says vanishing breed? 89 93 -554 2 The 67 - year - old maker of brassieres , panties , and lingerie enjoys one of the best - known brand images , but its financial profile is closely guarded by members of the founding family . " There are very few companies that can boast of such a close - knit group , " says Robert A . Brawer , 52 years old , recently named president , succeeding Beatrice Coleman , his mother - in - law , who remains chairman . " We are a vanishing breed , " he muses . vanishing Why are they a vanishing breed? 89 90 -554 3 Mrs . Coleman , 73 , who declined to be interviewed , is the Maidenform strategist . declined to be interviewed , why wont she interview? 7 12 -554 3 Mrs . Coleman , 73 , who declined to be interviewed , is the Maidenform strategist . declined to be interviewed , Why was she not wanting to grant an interview? 7 12 -554 3 Mrs . Coleman , 73 , who declined to be interviewed , is the Maidenform strategist . strategist What is the role of a strategist? 15 16 -554 4 Sales have tripled during her 21 - year tenure to about $ 200 million in 1988 . Sales have tripled during what has her strategy been? 0 4 -554 4 Sales have tripled during her 21 - year tenure to about $ 200 million in 1988 . Sales have tripled What led to the sales increasing by so much? 0 3 -554 4 Sales have tripled during her 21 - year tenure to about $ 200 million in 1988 . Sales have tripled How did Mrs. Coleman make sales triple? 0 3 -554 4 Sales have tripled during her 21 - year tenure to about $ 200 million in 1988 . Sales have tripled What did she do that lead to sales tripling in 21 years? 0 3 -554 5 Maidenform says it is very profitable but declines to provide specifics . Maidenform why are they so tight lipped? 0 1 -554 5 Maidenform says it is very profitable but declines to provide specifics . declines to provide specifics . Why the declination? 7 12 -554 5 Maidenform says it is very profitable but declines to provide specifics . declines to provide specifics Why are they so secretive? 7 11 -554 5 Maidenform says it is very profitable but declines to provide specifics . specifics Why would she decline to provide specifics? 10 11 -555 1 At a private dinner Thursday , Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc . chief executive Frederick Joseph delivered a sobering message about the junk bond market to officials of Prudential Insurance Co . of America . Thursday , in which year? 4 6 -555 1 At a private dinner Thursday , Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc . chief executive Frederick Joseph delivered a sobering message about the junk bond market to officials of Prudential Insurance Co . of America . junk bond market What is the junk bond market? 21 24 -555 2 Mr . Joseph conceded the junk market was in disarray , according to people familiar with the discussion . disarray , Why were they in disarray? 9 11 -555 3 He said Drexel - - the leading underwriter of high - risk junk bonds - - could no longer afford to sell any junk offerings if they might later become troubled because Drexel risked losing its highly lucrative junk franchise . leading underwriter what is a leading underwriter? 6 8 -555 3 He said Drexel - - the leading underwriter of high - risk junk bonds - - could no longer afford to sell any junk offerings if they might later become troubled because Drexel risked losing its highly lucrative junk franchise . highly lucrative junk franchise How lucrative was it? 36 40 -555 3 He said Drexel - - the leading underwriter of high - risk junk bonds - - could no longer afford to sell any junk offerings if they might later become troubled because Drexel risked losing its highly lucrative junk franchise . afford Why they couldn't afford? 19 20 -555 4 The dinner was a stark confirmation that 1989 is the worst year ever for the $ 200 billion junk market . stark confirmation did it ever get worse after this? 4 6 -555 5 And investors and traders alike say the current turmoil could take years to resolve . years How many years? 11 12 -556 1 William D . Forrester , president of the U . S . - U . S . S . R . president of the U . S . - U what is that? 5 14 -556 1 William D . Forrester , president of the U . S . - U . S . S . R . U . S . - U . S . S . R What is the U.S.-U.S.S.R? 8 20 -556 1 William D . Forrester , president of the U . S . - U . S . S . R . U . S . - U . S . S . R What is the full meaning of U.S.-U.S.S.R? 8 20 -556 2 Trade and Economic Council , has a warning for U . S . companies trying to do business in the Soviet Union . " It ' s an extremely complex market , and you have to be prepared to make a big commitment , " Mr . Forrester says . " We are not trying to encourage everyone . " extremely complex why is it so complex? 28 30 -556 2 Trade and Economic Council , has a warning for U . S . companies trying to do business in the Soviet Union . " It ' s an extremely complex market , and you have to be prepared to make a big commitment , " Mr . Forrester says . " We are not trying to encourage everyone . " complex market , Why is the USSR's market complex? 29 32 -556 2 Trade and Economic Council , has a warning for U . S . companies trying to do business in the Soviet Union . " It ' s an extremely complex market , and you have to be prepared to make a big commitment , " Mr . Forrester says . " We are not trying to encourage everyone . " big commitment , " How do the commitments in the USSR compare to the commitments in the USA of doing business? 41 45 -556 2 Trade and Economic Council , has a warning for U . S . companies trying to do business in the Soviet Union . " It ' s an extremely complex market , and you have to be prepared to make a big commitment , " Mr . Forrester says . " We are not trying to encourage everyone . " " It ' s an extremely complex market , Why is the market complex? 23 32 -556 2 Trade and Economic Council , has a warning for U . S . companies trying to do business in the Soviet Union . " It ' s an extremely complex market , and you have to be prepared to make a big commitment , " Mr . Forrester says . " We are not trying to encourage everyone . " business in the Soviet Union What sort of business would U.S. companies do in the Soviet Union? 17 22 -556 2 Trade and Economic Council , has a warning for U . S . companies trying to do business in the Soviet Union . " It ' s an extremely complex market , and you have to be prepared to make a big commitment , " Mr . Forrester says . " We are not trying to encourage everyone . " make a big commitment , " Why would you have to make a big commitment? 39 45 -556 2 Trade and Economic Council , has a warning for U . S . companies trying to do business in the Soviet Union . " It ' s an extremely complex market , and you have to be prepared to make a big commitment , " Mr . Forrester says . " We are not trying to encourage everyone . " extremely complex market , Why is the Soviet Union market extremely complex? 28 32 -556 3 Undeterred by such words of caution , corporate America is flocking to Moscow , lured by a huge untapped market and Mikhail Gorbachev ' s attempt to overhaul the Soviet economy . a huge untapped market Why is the USSR's market untapped? 16 20 -556 3 Undeterred by such words of caution , corporate America is flocking to Moscow , lured by a huge untapped market and Mikhail Gorbachev ' s attempt to overhaul the Soviet economy . attempt to overhaul the Soviet economy . How is he overhauling the economy? 25 32 -556 3 Undeterred by such words of caution , corporate America is flocking to Moscow , lured by a huge untapped market and Mikhail Gorbachev ' s attempt to overhaul the Soviet economy . lured by a huge untapped market How is corporate America being lured? 14 20 -556 4 Doing business with the Russians , once the pursuit of a handful of hardened veterans , has become the goal of such major companies as General Motors Corp . , Federal Express Corp . and Procter & Gamble Co . , as well as a cluster of smaller firms . hardened veterans , How were these hardened veterans able to do business in the USSR? 13 16 -556 4 Doing business with the Russians , once the pursuit of a handful of hardened veterans , has become the goal of such major companies as General Motors Corp . , Federal Express Corp . and Procter & Gamble Co . , as well as a cluster of smaller firms . as well as a cluster of smaller firms Which types of smaller firms are doing business with the USSR? 41 49 -556 4 Doing business with the Russians , once the pursuit of a handful of hardened veterans , has become the goal of such major companies as General Motors Corp . , Federal Express Corp . and Procter & Gamble Co . , as well as a cluster of smaller firms . has become the goal of such major companies Why is doing business in another country instead of America such a sought-after goal? 16 24 -556 5 Reflecting the new - found interest , more than 140 U . S . companies are taking part in a Moscow exhibition organized by Mr . Forrester ' s trade group . new - found interest , How are companies measuring this interest? 2 7 -556 5 Reflecting the new - found interest , more than 140 U . S . companies are taking part in a Moscow exhibition organized by Mr . Forrester ' s trade group . more than 140 U . S . companies are taking part How are these businesses taking part in the exhibition? 7 18 -556 5 Reflecting the new - found interest , more than 140 U . S . companies are taking part in a Moscow exhibition organized by Mr . Forrester ' s trade group . 140 U . S . companies Why are these companies taking part in Russian exhibitions? 9 15 -557 1 It was the kind of snubbing rarely seen within the Congress , let alone within the same party . snubbing who got snubbed? 5 6 -557 1 It was the kind of snubbing rarely seen within the Congress , let alone within the same party . It was the kind of snubbing Why did the snubbing happen? 0 6 -557 1 It was the kind of snubbing rarely seen within the Congress , let alone within the same party . within the same party Which party was it? 14 18 -557 1 It was the kind of snubbing rarely seen within the Congress , let alone within the same party . snubbing Who got snubbed within Congress? 5 6 -557 1 It was the kind of snubbing rarely seen within the Congress , let alone within the same party . party Which party in Congress were snubbing? 17 18 -557 1 It was the kind of snubbing rarely seen within the Congress , let alone within the same party . kind How was the snubbing? 3 4 -557 1 It was the kind of snubbing rarely seen within the Congress , let alone within the same party . same Why were the same parties snubbing? 16 17 -557 2 Sen . Alan Cranston trekked over to the House side of Capitol Hill a few days ago and volunteered his testimony to fellow Democrat Rep . Henry Gonzalez . trekked did he just walk? 4 5 -557 2 Sen . Alan Cranston trekked over to the House side of Capitol Hill a few days ago and volunteered his testimony to fellow Democrat Rep . Henry Gonzalez . testimony What testimony was Sen. Alan Cranston going to give Rep. Henry Gonzalez? 20 21 -557 2 Sen . Alan Cranston trekked over to the House side of Capitol Hill a few days ago and volunteered his testimony to fellow Democrat Rep . Henry Gonzalez . volunteered Why did Mr. Cranston volunteer his testimony? 18 19 -557 3 It was offered as an expression of cooperation to Mr . Gonzalez , who is investigating the $ 2 . 5 billion failure of Lincoln Savings & Loan Association . $ 2 . 5 billion failure What was the failure that costed $2.5 billion? 17 23 -557 3 It was offered as an expression of cooperation to Mr . Gonzalez , who is investigating the $ 2 . 5 billion failure of Lincoln Savings & Loan Association . $ 2 . 5 billion failure Why was there a failure? 17 23 -557 3 It was offered as an expression of cooperation to Mr . Gonzalez , who is investigating the $ 2 . 5 billion failure of Lincoln Savings & Loan Association . failure What was the failure of Lincoln Savings & Loan? 22 23 -557 3 It was offered as an expression of cooperation to Mr . Gonzalez , who is investigating the $ 2 . 5 billion failure of Lincoln Savings & Loan Association . cooperation Why does Mr. Cranston want to cooperate with Mr. Gonzalez? 7 8 -557 3 It was offered as an expression of cooperation to Mr . Gonzalez , who is investigating the $ 2 . 5 billion failure of Lincoln Savings & Loan Association . failure Why did Lincoln Savings & Loan Association fail? 22 23 -557 4 But instead of thanks , Sen . Cranston was treated with cool formality . " Every witness receives a formal subpoena , " Rep . Gonzalez told him . formal subpoena , " what if they cant be reached? 19 23 -557 4 But instead of thanks , Sen . Cranston was treated with cool formality . " Every witness receives a formal subpoena , " Rep . Gonzalez told him . " Every witness Who were the witnesses? 14 17 -557 4 But instead of thanks , Sen . Cranston was treated with cool formality . " Every witness receives a formal subpoena , " Rep . Gonzalez told him . formality Why was Rep. Gonzalez cool and formal towards Sen. Cranston? 12 13 -557 5 Seldom have House hearings caused so much apprehension in the Senate , where California Sen . Cranston and four other senators were already writhing in the glare of unfavorable publicity over the alleged looting of Lincoln by their friend and political benefactor , Charles Keating Jr . , principal stockholder of Lincoln ' s parent company , American Continental Corp . of Phoenix , Ariz . House hearings caused so much apprehension When have house hearings caused apprehension? 2 8 -557 5 Seldom have House hearings caused so much apprehension in the Senate , where California Sen . Cranston and four other senators were already writhing in the glare of unfavorable publicity over the alleged looting of Lincoln by their friend and political benefactor , Charles Keating Jr . , principal stockholder of Lincoln ' s parent company , American Continental Corp . of Phoenix , Ariz . four other senators Who were the other senators? 18 21 -557 5 Seldom have House hearings caused so much apprehension in the Senate , where California Sen . Cranston and four other senators were already writhing in the glare of unfavorable publicity over the alleged looting of Lincoln by their friend and political benefactor , Charles Keating Jr . , principal stockholder of Lincoln ' s parent company , American Continental Corp . of Phoenix , Ariz . looting How was Lincoln looted by their friend and political benefactor? 33 34 -558 1 Tokyo stocks closed firmer Monday , with the Nikkei index making its fifth consecutive daily gain . Monday , What is the date on the calendar? 4 6 -558 1 Tokyo stocks closed firmer Monday , with the Nikkei index making its fifth consecutive daily gain . fifth consecutive daily gain Is there a particular cause for this gain? 12 16 -558 1 Tokyo stocks closed firmer Monday , with the Nikkei index making its fifth consecutive daily gain . firmer Why did the stocks close firmer? 3 4 -558 1 Tokyo stocks closed firmer Monday , with the Nikkei index making its fifth consecutive daily gain . fifth Why did stocks gain for five consecutive days? 12 13 -558 1 Tokyo stocks closed firmer Monday , with the Nikkei index making its fifth consecutive daily gain . Nikkei index what is the Nikkei index? 8 10 -558 2 Stocks also rose in London , while the Frankfurt market was mixed . London , What country? 4 6 -558 2 Stocks also rose in London , while the Frankfurt market was mixed . Frankfurt What country? 8 9 -558 2 Stocks also rose in London , while the Frankfurt market was mixed . rose in London , Why did they rise? 2 6 -558 2 Stocks also rose in London , while the Frankfurt market was mixed . rose Why did stocks rise in London? 2 3 -558 2 Stocks also rose in London , while the Frankfurt market was mixed . mixed Why was Frankfurt market mixed? 11 12 -558 2 Stocks also rose in London , while the Frankfurt market was mixed . Frankfurt market was mixed The Frankfurt market was mixed in which sense? 8 12 -558 3 In Tokyo , the Nikkei index added 99 . 14 to 35585 . 52 . 99 . 14 to 35585 . 52 What is the average for Tokyo? 7 14 -558 3 In Tokyo , the Nikkei index added 99 . 14 to 35585 . 52 . added Why did the Nikki index add 99.14? 6 7 -558 3 In Tokyo , the Nikkei index added 99 . 14 to 35585 . 52 . 99 . 14 to 35585 . 52 what are these numbers? 7 14 -558 4 The index moved above 35670 at midmorning , nearly reaching the record of 35689 . 98 set Sept . 28 . Sept . 28 What year? 17 20 -558 4 The index moved above 35670 at midmorning , nearly reaching the record of 35689 . 98 set Sept . 28 . record the all time record? 11 12 -558 4 The index moved above 35670 at midmorning , nearly reaching the record of 35689 . 98 set Sept . 28 . record of 35689 . 98 What was the cause of that record breaking number? 11 16 -558 4 The index moved above 35670 at midmorning , nearly reaching the record of 35689 . 98 set Sept . 28 . reaching How did the index almost reach a record of 35689.98? 9 10 -558 5 But the market lost part of the early gains on index - linked investment trust fund selling . index - linked Why did investment trust funds sell? 10 13 -558 5 But the market lost part of the early gains on index - linked investment trust fund selling . index - linked investment trust fund selling what is index-linked investment trust fund selling? 10 17 -559 2 At age 19 , she was a Paris sensation , transformed from unwanted child to international sex symbol in just over a decade . international sex symbol meaning shes attractive? 15 18 -559 2 At age 19 , she was a Paris sensation , transformed from unwanted child to international sex symbol in just over a decade . transformed How was Josephine Baker transformed? 10 11 -559 2 At age 19 , she was a Paris sensation , transformed from unwanted child to international sex symbol in just over a decade . she was a Paris sensation , Who is she? 4 10 -559 2 At age 19 , she was a Paris sensation , transformed from unwanted child to international sex symbol in just over a decade . a Paris sensation , Why was she so well-regarded? 6 10 -559 3 It is the stuff of dreams , but also of traumas . of traumas a double edged sword? 9 11 -559 3 It is the stuff of dreams , but also of traumas . traumas What traumas did Josephine Baker suffer? 10 11 -559 3 It is the stuff of dreams , but also of traumas . also of traumas What part became traumatic? 8 11 -559 4 Only the bravest spirits survive such roller coasters . roller coasters What roller coaster did Josephine Baker survive? 6 8 -559 5 And , for Ms . Baker , the ride was far from over . was far from over what happened after? 9 13 -560 1 The bond market , which sometimes thrives on bad news , cheered yesterday ' s stock market sell - off and perceptions that the economy is growing weaker . thrives on bad news , cheered why would it thrive on bad news? 6 12 -560 1 The bond market , which sometimes thrives on bad news , cheered yesterday ' s stock market sell - off and perceptions that the economy is growing weaker . economy is growing weaker How is the economy struggling? 24 28 -560 1 The bond market , which sometimes thrives on bad news , cheered yesterday ' s stock market sell - off and perceptions that the economy is growing weaker . thrives How does the bond market sometimes thrives on bad news? 6 7 -560 1 The bond market , which sometimes thrives on bad news , cheered yesterday ' s stock market sell - off and perceptions that the economy is growing weaker . perceptions What are the perceptions that the economy is growing weaker? 21 22 -560 2 Early in the day , bonds rose modestly on economists ' forecasts that this week ' s slate of economic data will portray an economy headed for trouble . bonds rose modestly who does this impact? 5 8 -560 2 Early in the day , bonds rose modestly on economists ' forecasts that this week ' s slate of economic data will portray an economy headed for trouble . slate of economic data Which data points are being looked at? 17 21 -560 2 Early in the day , bonds rose modestly on economists ' forecasts that this week ' s slate of economic data will portray an economy headed for trouble . rose Why did bonds rise with the predictions of a troubled economy? 6 7 -560 3 Such news is good for bonds because economic weakness sometimes causes the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates in an effort to stimulate the economy and stave off a recession . stimulate Does lowering interest rates really stimulate the economy? 22 23 -560 4 For example , today the Department of Commerce is scheduled to release the September durable goods report . September durable goods what do they expect from it? 13 16 -560 4 For example , today the Department of Commerce is scheduled to release the September durable goods report . durable goods report What does this report entail? 14 17 -560 4 For example , today the Department of Commerce is scheduled to release the September durable goods report . durable what is the durable goods report? 14 15 -560 5 The consensus forecast of 14 economists surveyed by Dow Jones Capital Markets Report is for a 1 . 2 % drop in September orders . orders Orders for what? 23 24 -561 1 Crude oil futures prices fell further as analysts and traders said OPEC oil producers aren ' t putting the brakes on output ahead of the traditionally weak first quarter . output ahead What is it mean by output ahead? 21 23 -561 1 Crude oil futures prices fell further as analysts and traders said OPEC oil producers aren ' t putting the brakes on output ahead of the traditionally weak first quarter . Crude oil What is Crude oil is doing? 0 2 -561 1 Crude oil futures prices fell further as analysts and traders said OPEC oil producers aren ' t putting the brakes on output ahead of the traditionally weak first quarter . OPEC oil producers Who are OPEC oil producers? 11 14 -561 2 In trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange , the U . S . benchmark West Texas Intermediate crude fell 39 cents a barrel to $ 19 . 76 for December delivery . benchmark how do they set the benchmark? 14 15 -561 3 Petroleum products prices also declined . declined Why did they decline? 4 5 -561 3 Petroleum products prices also declined . also declined is there a reason for this? 3 5 -561 4 Analysts pointed to reports that the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries is producing substantially more than its official limit of 20 . 5 million barrels a day , with some accounts putting the 13 - nation group ' s output as high as 23 million barrels a day . Analysts Who are these analysts? 0 1 -561 4 Analysts pointed to reports that the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries is producing substantially more than its official limit of 20 . 5 million barrels a day , with some accounts putting the 13 - nation group ' s output as high as 23 million barrels a day . 13 - nation group ' s Who are in the 13-nation group? 33 39 -561 4 Analysts pointed to reports that the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries is producing substantially more than its official limit of 20 . 5 million barrels a day , with some accounts putting the 13 - nation group ' s output as high as 23 million barrels a day . Petroleum Exporting Countries What are Petroleum Exporting Countries doing? 8 11 -561 4 Analysts pointed to reports that the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries is producing substantially more than its official limit of 20 . 5 million barrels a day , with some accounts putting the 13 - nation group ' s output as high as 23 million barrels a day . Analysts What are Analysts doing? 0 1 -561 5 That level of production didn ' t take its toll on futures prices for the fourth quarter , when demand is traditionally strong . fourth quarter , which year was it? 15 18 -562 1 Just five months after Ogilvy Group was swallowed up in an unsolicited takeover , Kenneth Roman , Ogilvy ' s chairman and chief executive officer , said he is leaving to take a top post at American Express Co . leaving Why is Kenneth Roman leaving Ogilvy? 29 30 -562 1 Just five months after Ogilvy Group was swallowed up in an unsolicited takeover , Kenneth Roman , Ogilvy ' s chairman and chief executive officer , said he is leaving to take a top post at American Express Co . unsolicited takeover , Why was the takeover unwanted? 11 14 -562 1 Just five months after Ogilvy Group was swallowed up in an unsolicited takeover , Kenneth Roman , Ogilvy ' s chairman and chief executive officer , said he is leaving to take a top post at American Express Co . unsolicited Was the takeover contentious? 11 12 -562 2 Mr . Roman , 59 years old , abruptly announced he will leave the venerable ad agency , whose largest client is American Express , to become American Express ' s executive vice president for corporate affairs and communications . the venerable ad agency , What is the ad agency considered venerable for? 13 18 -562 2 Mr . Roman , 59 years old , abruptly announced he will leave the venerable ad agency , whose largest client is American Express , to become American Express ' s executive vice president for corporate affairs and communications . venerable definition of this word? 14 15 -562 2 Mr . Roman , 59 years old , abruptly announced he will leave the venerable ad agency , whose largest client is American Express , to become American Express ' s executive vice president for corporate affairs and communications . will leave the venerable ad agency , Why was he wanting to leave Ogilvy? 11 18 -562 2 Mr . Roman , 59 years old , abruptly announced he will leave the venerable ad agency , whose largest client is American Express , to become American Express ' s executive vice president for corporate affairs and communications . abruptly Is there bad blood between Roman and Ogilvy? 8 9 -562 3 He will succeed Harry L . Freeman , 57 , who has said he will retire in December . 57 , why is he retiring so young? 8 10 -562 3 He will succeed Harry L . Freeman , 57 , who has said he will retire in December . has said he will Why is Mr. Freeman retiring? 11 15 -562 4 Mr . Freeman said in August that he would retire by the end of this year to take " executive responsibility " for an embarrassing effort to discredit banker Edmond Safra . for an embarrassing effort Why was the effort embarrassing? 22 26 -562 4 Mr . Freeman said in August that he would retire by the end of this year to take " executive responsibility " for an embarrassing effort to discredit banker Edmond Safra . discredit banker how did he try to discredit? 27 29 -562 4 Mr . Freeman said in August that he would retire by the end of this year to take " executive responsibility " for an embarrassing effort to discredit banker Edmond Safra . effort to discredit banker Edmond Safra How was this action undertaken? 25 31 -562 4 Mr . Freeman said in August that he would retire by the end of this year to take " executive responsibility " for an embarrassing effort to discredit banker Edmond Safra . embarrassing effort What was the effort? 24 26 -562 5 American Express representatives apparently influenced the publication of unfavorable articles about Mr . Safra . unfavorable articles What were the unfavorable articles about? 8 10 -562 5 American Express representatives apparently influenced the publication of unfavorable articles about Mr . Safra . unfavorable What is American Express's problem with Mr. Safra? 8 9 -562 5 American Express representatives apparently influenced the publication of unfavorable articles about Mr . Safra . apparently Has it been proven? 3 4 -563 1 Investors dumped stocks of big companies whose earnings fluctuate with the economy . big companies Which big companies? 4 6 -563 1 Investors dumped stocks of big companies whose earnings fluctuate with the economy . fluctuate with the economy How do they fluctuate? 8 12 -563 1 Investors dumped stocks of big companies whose earnings fluctuate with the economy . dumped stocks why did they dump? 1 3 -563 1 Investors dumped stocks of big companies whose earnings fluctuate with the economy . Investors dumped stocks Which investors? 0 3 -563 1 Investors dumped stocks of big companies whose earnings fluctuate with the economy . big companies What companies? 4 6 -563 2 Many of those " cyclical " issues are in the Dow Jones Industrial Average , which fell 26 . 23 to 2662 . 91 . fell 26 . 23 to 2662 . 91 In what time period did the Dow Jones Industrial Average fall? 16 24 -563 2 Many of those " cyclical " issues are in the Dow Jones Industrial Average , which fell 26 . 23 to 2662 . 91 . " cyclical " is it not actually cyclical? 3 6 -563 2 Many of those " cyclical " issues are in the Dow Jones Industrial Average , which fell 26 . 23 to 2662 . 91 . Dow Jones Industrial Average , What is the Dow Joes Industrial Average? 10 15 -563 3 Declining issues on the New York Stock Exchange outpaced advancers , 1 , 012 to 501 . 1 , 012 to 501 What is the time period in which this occurred? 11 16 -563 3 Declining issues on the New York Stock Exchange outpaced advancers , 1 , 012 to 501 . outpaced advancers , Who were the advancers? 8 11 -563 4 Recession fears are springing up again among investors . investors Do all investors feel this way or only some? 7 8 -563 4 Recession fears are springing up again among investors . Recession fears Why do people have fears of the recession coming? 0 2 -563 4 Recession fears are springing up again among investors . Recession fears are all investors fearing? 0 2 -563 4 Recession fears are springing up again among investors . investors Who are the biggest investors? 7 8 -563 5 Analysts say that the selling of cyclical stocks yesterday will be followed by a sell - off in shares of companies with big debt loads on their balance sheets . big debt loads What is the quantifier for \"big\"? 22 25 -563 5 Analysts say that the selling of cyclical stocks yesterday will be followed by a sell - off in shares of companies with big debt loads on their balance sheets . Analysts say that the selling of cyclical stocks Which analysts? 0 8 -563 5 Analysts say that the selling of cyclical stocks yesterday will be followed by a sell - off in shares of companies with big debt loads on their balance sheets . big debt loads Whats the total of these debt loads? 22 25 -564 3 The two developments put the acquisition attempt back to square one and leaves the airline with an array of unresolved matters , including an unsettled labor situation and a management scrambling to restore its damaged credibility . damaged how did it become damaged? 34 35 -564 3 The two developments put the acquisition attempt back to square one and leaves the airline with an array of unresolved matters , including an unsettled labor situation and a management scrambling to restore its damaged credibility . unsettled labor situation What is the situation? 24 27 -564 3 The two developments put the acquisition attempt back to square one and leaves the airline with an array of unresolved matters , including an unsettled labor situation and a management scrambling to restore its damaged credibility . unsettled labor situation What is the unsettled labor situation? 24 27 -564 3 The two developments put the acquisition attempt back to square one and leaves the airline with an array of unresolved matters , including an unsettled labor situation and a management scrambling to restore its damaged credibility . damaged credibility Why is it's credibility damaged? 34 36 -564 5 Just last week it suffered another major setback when British Airways PLC , the largest equity investor in the labor - management bid , withdrew its support . last week which week? 1 3 -565 1 At Lloyd ' s of London , underwriters still scratch out policies using fountain pens and blotting paper . Lloyd ' s of is it a bank? 1 5 -565 1 At Lloyd ' s of London , underwriters still scratch out policies using fountain pens and blotting paper . fountain pens and blotting paper Why are they using such old methods of recordkeeping in a digital age? 13 18 -565 2 Visitors are ushered into the premises by red - frocked doormen known as waiters , a reminder of the insurance market ' s origins in a coffeehouse in 17th century London . red - frocked what is a red frock? 7 10 -565 2 Visitors are ushered into the premises by red - frocked doormen known as waiters , a reminder of the insurance market ' s origins in a coffeehouse in 17th century London . in a coffeehouse What was the original name of the coffeehouse? 24 27 -565 2 Visitors are ushered into the premises by red - frocked doormen known as waiters , a reminder of the insurance market ' s origins in a coffeehouse in 17th century London . red - frocked doormen What's the basis for the red frock? 7 11 -565 3 Such trappings suggest a glorious past but give no hint of a troubled present . troubled present What is the troubled present? 12 14 -565 3 Such trappings suggest a glorious past but give no hint of a troubled present . a troubled present What is troubled about the present? 11 14 -565 3 Such trappings suggest a glorious past but give no hint of a troubled present . a troubled present Why is the company currently struggling? 11 14 -565 3 Such trappings suggest a glorious past but give no hint of a troubled present . a troubled present Why is the present incarnation troubled? 11 14 -565 4 Lloyd ' s , once a pillar of the world insurance market , is being shaken to its very foundation . being shaken why is it shaken? 14 16 -565 4 Lloyd ' s , once a pillar of the world insurance market , is being shaken to its very foundation . shaken Why is Lloyd's being shaken to its very foundation? 15 16 -565 4 Lloyd ' s , once a pillar of the world insurance market , is being shaken to its very foundation . shaken to its very foundation What is causing Lloyd's such trouble? 15 20 -565 5 The 301 - year - old exchange is battered by enormous claims from a decade - long run of unprecedented disasters , the most recent of which is last week ' s earthquake in California ' s Bay Area . a decade - long run Were there just fewer disasters in the previous decades, or are more people using Lloyd's now that weren't before? 13 18 -566 1 The airline industry ' s fortunes , in dazzling shape for most of the year , have taken a sudden turn for the worse in the past few weeks . sudden turn for the worse Why has the airline industry's fortunes taken a sudden turn for the worse? 19 24 -566 1 The airline industry ' s fortunes , in dazzling shape for most of the year , have taken a sudden turn for the worse in the past few weeks . turn for the worse Why have the airline industry's fortunes taken a sudden turn for the worse in the past few weeks? 20 24 -566 1 The airline industry ' s fortunes , in dazzling shape for most of the year , have taken a sudden turn for the worse in the past few weeks . fortunes , What are the fortunes? 5 7 -566 1 The airline industry ' s fortunes , in dazzling shape for most of the year , have taken a sudden turn for the worse in the past few weeks . taken a sudden turn What is the cause of this turn around? 17 21 -566 2 Citing rising fuel costs , promotional fare cuts and a general slowdown in travel , several major carriers have posted or are expected to post relatively poor third - quarter results . post relatively poor how poor will they be? 24 27 -566 2 Citing rising fuel costs , promotional fare cuts and a general slowdown in travel , several major carriers have posted or are expected to post relatively poor third - quarter results . major carriers Which major carriers are posting poor third-quarter results? 16 18 -566 2 Citing rising fuel costs , promotional fare cuts and a general slowdown in travel , several major carriers have posted or are expected to post relatively poor third - quarter results . poor third - quarter results How do these results differ from first-quarter results? 26 31 -566 2 Citing rising fuel costs , promotional fare cuts and a general slowdown in travel , several major carriers have posted or are expected to post relatively poor third - quarter results . rising fuel costs , Why are the costs rising? 1 5 -566 2 Citing rising fuel costs , promotional fare cuts and a general slowdown in travel , several major carriers have posted or are expected to post relatively poor third - quarter results . promotional fare cuts Who decides these cuts? 5 8 -566 2 Citing rising fuel costs , promotional fare cuts and a general slowdown in travel , several major carriers have posted or are expected to post relatively poor third - quarter results . general slowdown Is there a reason for the slow down? 10 12 -566 3 Yesterday , USAir Group Inc . , recently one of the industry ' s stellar performers , posted a worse - than - expected $ 77 . 7 million net loss for the period . Yesterday , which year is this? 0 2 -566 3 Yesterday , USAir Group Inc . , recently one of the industry ' s stellar performers , posted a worse - than - expected $ 77 . 7 million net loss for the period . stellar performers , In addition to USAir Group Inc., what other airlines that have been stellar performers are also seeing net operating losses? 14 17 -566 3 Yesterday , USAir Group Inc . , recently one of the industry ' s stellar performers , posted a worse - than - expected $ 77 . 7 million net loss for the period . stellar performers , What made them stellar? 14 17 -566 3 Yesterday , USAir Group Inc . , recently one of the industry ' s stellar performers , posted a worse - than - expected $ 77 . 7 million net loss for the period . worse - than - expected What were the expectations? 19 24 -566 4 So far , the industry ' s fourth quarter isn ' t looking too strong either , prompting many analysts to slash earning projections for the rest of the year by as much as one - fourth . slash earning projections What are the benefits to the airline industry to slash earning projections for the remainder of the year? 21 24 -566 4 So far , the industry ' s fourth quarter isn ' t looking too strong either , prompting many analysts to slash earning projections for the rest of the year by as much as one - fourth . isn ' t looking too strong either , What is the cause? 9 17 -566 5 And they say the outlook for 1990 is nearly as bad . outlook for how are they determining it? 4 6 -566 5 And they say the outlook for 1990 is nearly as bad . outlook for 1990 What is the outlook for 1990? 4 7 -566 5 And they say the outlook for 1990 is nearly as bad . outlook for 1990 Why does the airline industry believe that 1990 will also experience significant net losses? 4 7 -566 5 And they say the outlook for 1990 is nearly as bad . they say Who is they that said that? 1 3 -566 5 And they say the outlook for 1990 is nearly as bad . nearly as bad How do they know it will be bad? 8 11 -567 1 London share prices closed sharply lower Tuesday on the back of Wall Street ' s steep drop and renewed fears over U . K . economic fundamentals . renewed fears Why are there already fears about the UK economic system? 18 20 -567 1 London share prices closed sharply lower Tuesday on the back of Wall Street ' s steep drop and renewed fears over U . K . economic fundamentals . closed sharply why did it drop sharply? 3 5 -567 1 London share prices closed sharply lower Tuesday on the back of Wall Street ' s steep drop and renewed fears over U . K . economic fundamentals . sharply lower How low did prices go? 4 6 -567 2 Tokyo ' s winning streak came to an end , and stocks fell in Frankfurt and across Europe as well . winning streak How did Japan have a winning streak going on with their stocks? 3 5 -567 2 Tokyo ' s winning streak came to an end , and stocks fell in Frankfurt and across Europe as well . winning streak how long was the streak? 3 5 -567 2 Tokyo ' s winning streak came to an end , and stocks fell in Frankfurt and across Europe as well . stocks fell What caused stocks to fall? 11 13 -567 5 Dealers said the initial pressure came from mildly disappointing U . K . trade figures for September and a worrisome report by the Confederation of British Industry that a decline in orders for manufactured goods is depressing both business optimism and investment plans for the coming year . decline in orders Why is there a decline in orders for manufactured goods? 29 32 -567 5 Dealers said the initial pressure came from mildly disappointing U . K . trade figures for September and a worrisome report by the Confederation of British Industry that a decline in orders for manufactured goods is depressing both business optimism and investment plans for the coming year . depressing both business optimism Why is this decline harming the optimism of businesses? 36 40 -568 1 Benjamin Jacobson & Sons has been the New York Stock Exchange specialist firm in charge of trading stock in UAL Corp . and its predecessors since the early 1930s . predecessors what were the predecessors? 24 25 -568 1 Benjamin Jacobson & Sons has been the New York Stock Exchange specialist firm in charge of trading stock in UAL Corp . and its predecessors since the early 1930s . its predecessors Who were the predecessors? 23 25 -568 1 Benjamin Jacobson & Sons has been the New York Stock Exchange specialist firm in charge of trading stock in UAL Corp . and its predecessors since the early 1930s . predecessors Who were the predecessors? 24 25 -568 1 Benjamin Jacobson & Sons has been the New York Stock Exchange specialist firm in charge of trading stock in UAL Corp . and its predecessors since the early 1930s . and its predecessors Who were its predecessors? 22 25 -568 2 But the firm has never had a day like yesterday . yesterday what happened? 9 10 -568 2 But the firm has never had a day like yesterday . yesterday What happened yesterday - why was it special? 9 10 -568 2 But the firm has never had a day like yesterday . yesterday What happened at the firm yesterday? 9 10 -568 3 At first UAL didn ' t open because of an order imbalance . order imbalance what does that mean? 10 12 -568 3 At first UAL didn ' t open because of an order imbalance . order imbalance What is an order imbalance? 10 12 -568 3 At first UAL didn ' t open because of an order imbalance . order imbalance What is an order imbalance? 10 12 -568 4 When it did a half - hour into the session , it was priced at $ 150 a share , down more than $ 28 from Monday ' s close . Monday ' s close How high was it on Monday? 26 30 -568 5 It sank further to as low as $ 145 , but a big rally developed in the last half hour , pushing the stock back up to close at $ 170 , down just $ 8 . 375 from Monday . a big rally developed Why did the rally happen? 11 15 -569 1 People start their own businesses for many reasons . start How do people start their own businesses? 1 2 -569 1 People start their own businesses for many reasons . many How many reasons are there? 6 7 -569 1 People start their own businesses for many reasons . businesses What type of businesses? 4 5 -569 2 But a chance to fill out sales - tax records is rarely one of them . sales - tax records why would they want that? 6 10 -569 2 But a chance to fill out sales - tax records is rarely one of them . chance Why is it a chance to fill out sales-tax records? 2 3 -569 2 But a chance to fill out sales - tax records is rarely one of them . fill How are sales-tax records filled out? 4 5 -569 2 But a chance to fill out sales - tax records is rarely one of them . rarely Why is there rarely a chance to fill out sales-tax records? 11 12 -569 3 Red tape is the bugaboo of small business . Red tape What is red tape referring to here? 0 2 -569 3 Red tape is the bugaboo of small business . bugaboo what is a bugaboo? 4 5 -569 3 Red tape is the bugaboo of small business . Red Why is the tape red? 0 1 -569 3 Red tape is the bugaboo of small business . bugaboo Why is the tape compared to a bugaboo? 4 5 -569 3 Red tape is the bugaboo of small business . business Why is the business small? 7 8 -569 3 Red tape is the bugaboo of small business . Red tape How is red tape the bugaboo of small businesses? 0 2 -569 4 Ironically , the person who wants to run his or her own business is probably the active , results - oriented sort most likely to hate meeting the rules and record - keeping demands of federal , state and local regulators . hate meeting the rules and record - keeping demands Do most of these people hire others to take the responsibility of record-keeping? 25 34 -569 4 Ironically , the person who wants to run his or her own business is probably the active , results - oriented sort most likely to hate meeting the rules and record - keeping demands of federal , state and local regulators . Ironically , why is it ironic? 0 2 -569 4 Ironically , the person who wants to run his or her own business is probably the active , results - oriented sort most likely to hate meeting the rules and record - keeping demands of federal , state and local regulators . probably Why is there a probability that people who run their own businesses hate rules and demands by the federal, state and local regulations? 14 15 -569 4 Ironically , the person who wants to run his or her own business is probably the active , results - oriented sort most likely to hate meeting the rules and record - keeping demands of federal , state and local regulators . hate Why do the business owners hate meeting rules and regulations? 25 26 -569 4 Ironically , the person who wants to run his or her own business is probably the active , results - oriented sort most likely to hate meeting the rules and record - keeping demands of federal , state and local regulators . meeting How do the business owners meet the rules and regulations? 26 27 -569 5 Yet every business owner has to face the mound of forms and regulations - - and often is the only one available to tackle it . mound Why are there so many forms and regulations? 8 9 -569 5 Yet every business owner has to face the mound of forms and regulations - - and often is the only one available to tackle it . only Why is the business owner the only one available to work at meeting federal, state and local regulations? 19 20 -569 5 Yet every business owner has to face the mound of forms and regulations - - and often is the only one available to tackle it . has How are the rules and regulations enforced? 4 5 -569 5 Yet every business owner has to face the mound of forms and regulations - - and often is the only one available to tackle it . forms and regulations What types of forms and regulations are in small businesses? 10 13 -570 1 The following were among yesterday ' s offerings and pricings in the U . S . and non - U . S . capital markets , with terms and syndicate manager , as compiled by Dow Jones Capital Markets Report : following What were the following among yesterday's offerings and pricings? 1 2 -570 2 Exxon Capital Corp . - - $ 200 million of 8 1 / 4 % notes due Nov . 1 , 1999 , priced at 99 . 60 to yield 8 . 31 % . 8 1 / 4 % notes what are 8 percent notes? 10 16 -570 2 Exxon Capital Corp . - - $ 200 million of 8 1 / 4 % notes due Nov . 1 , 1999 , priced at 99 . 60 to yield 8 . 31 % . 8 1 / 4 % notes I have no idea what this means? 10 16 -570 2 Exxon Capital Corp . - - $ 200 million of 8 1 / 4 % notes due Nov . 1 , 1999 , priced at 99 . 60 to yield 8 . 31 % . to yield 8 . 31 % Does that mean an 8.31% increase? 28 34 -570 3 The notes , which are noncallable , were priced at a spread of 45 basis points above the Treasury ' s 10 - year note . noncallable , what does noncallable mean? 5 7 -570 3 The notes , which are noncallable , were priced at a spread of 45 basis points above the Treasury ' s 10 - year note . 45 basis points What is a basis point? 13 16 -570 3 The notes , which are noncallable , were priced at a spread of 45 basis points above the Treasury ' s 10 - year note . priced at a spread Why were they priced that way? 8 12 -570 3 The notes , which are noncallable , were priced at a spread of 45 basis points above the Treasury ' s 10 - year note . Treasury ' s 10 - year note What was the value of the 10-year note? 18 25 -570 4 Rated triple - A by both Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . and Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , the issue will be sold through Salomon Brothers Inc . triple - A what is a triple a rating? 1 4 -570 4 Rated triple - A by both Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . and Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , the issue will be sold through Salomon Brothers Inc . triple - A What constitutes a AAA rating? 1 4 -571 1 Insiders have been selling shares in Dun & Bradstreet Corp . , the huge credit - information concern . selling shares Why have they been selling these shares? 3 5 -571 1 Insiders have been selling shares in Dun & Bradstreet Corp . , the huge credit - information concern . Insiders have been selling Why have insiders been selling? 0 4 -571 1 Insiders have been selling shares in Dun & Bradstreet Corp . , the huge credit - information concern . shares Why have insiders been selling shares in Dun & Bradstreet? 4 5 -571 2 Six top executives at the New York - based company sold shares in August and September . August and September of which year? 13 16 -571 2 Six top executives at the New York - based company sold shares in August and September . Six top executives Why haven't they gotten into trouble for this? 0 3 -571 2 Six top executives at the New York - based company sold shares in August and September . company sold shares Why were they selling shares? 9 12 -571 2 Six top executives at the New York - based company sold shares in August and September . Six top executives Who are the six top executives who sold shares? 0 3 -571 3 Four of those insiders sold more than half their holdings . Four of those insiders Which four insiders? 0 4 -571 3 Four of those insiders sold more than half their holdings . more than half their holdings they must really be concerned right? 5 10 -571 3 Four of those insiders sold more than half their holdings . more than half their holdings . What is happening that they are selling more than half their holdings? 5 11 -571 3 Four of those insiders sold more than half their holdings . insiders Who are the four insiders who sold more than half of their holdings? 3 4 -571 4 The stock , in New York Stock Exchange composite trading yesterday , closed at $ 51 . 75 , up 62 . 5 cents , well below the $ 56 . 13 to $ 60 a share the insiders received for their shares . well below how did insiders receive the tip to sell at this moment? 25 27 -571 5 Much of the recent slide in Dun & Bradstreet ' s stock came late last week , after negative comments by analysts at Merrill Lynch & Co . and Goldman , Sachs & Co . after negative comments What were the negative comments? 17 20 -571 5 Much of the recent slide in Dun & Bradstreet ' s stock came late last week , after negative comments by analysts at Merrill Lynch & Co . and Goldman , Sachs & Co . negative comments what did they say exactly? 18 20 -571 5 Much of the recent slide in Dun & Bradstreet ' s stock came late last week , after negative comments by analysts at Merrill Lynch & Co . and Goldman , Sachs & Co . Merrill Lynch & Co . and Goldman , Sachs & Co Why did those analysts make negative comments? 23 34 -571 5 Much of the recent slide in Dun & Bradstreet ' s stock came late last week , after negative comments by analysts at Merrill Lynch & Co . and Goldman , Sachs & Co . after negative comments What were these negative comments about? 17 20 -571 5 Much of the recent slide in Dun & Bradstreet ' s stock came late last week , after negative comments by analysts at Merrill Lynch & Co . and Goldman , Sachs & Co . negative comments What were the negative comments made by analysts? 18 20 -572 1 When the good fairy assigned to Slovakia hovered over the cradle of Edita Gruberova many years ago in Bratislava , she sprinkled her with high E flats , sparkling Ds , clean trills , and coloratura ornaments silvery as magic dust . the good fairy assigned to Slovakia Why was the fairy assigned to Slovakia? 1 7 -572 2 Maybe she could drop by at the Metropolitan Opera and bring along what she forgot , a little charm , a few smidgins of thespian skills and a nice wig . a little charm , Why does the author not consider Gruberova charming? 16 20 -572 3 Cast as Violetta Valery in a new production of Verdi ' s " La Traviata , " Ms . Gruberova last week did many things nicely and others not so well . Gruberova last week did many things nicely What things did Gruberova do nicely? 19 26 -572 3 Cast as Violetta Valery in a new production of Verdi ' s " La Traviata , " Ms . Gruberova last week did many things nicely and others not so well . and others not so well . What things did she not do well? 26 32 -572 3 Cast as Violetta Valery in a new production of Verdi ' s " La Traviata , " Ms . Gruberova last week did many things nicely and others not so well . others not so well What did she not do well? 27 31 -572 3 Cast as Violetta Valery in a new production of Verdi ' s " La Traviata , " Ms . Gruberova last week did many things nicely and others not so well . others not so well How did she fail? 27 31 -572 3 Cast as Violetta Valery in a new production of Verdi ' s " La Traviata , " Ms . Gruberova last week did many things nicely and others not so well . others not so well What did she do poorly? 27 31 -572 3 Cast as Violetta Valery in a new production of Verdi ' s " La Traviata , " Ms . Gruberova last week did many things nicely and others not so well . many things nicely What did she do well? 23 26 -572 4 It isn ' t every day that we hear a Violetta who can sing the first act ' s high - flying music with all the little notes perfectly pitched and neatly stitched together . high - flying music Why is it described in this way? 19 23 -572 5 Never once did she gasp for air or mop her brow . Never once did she gasp Why did she not need to gasp for air? 0 5 -573 1 Few people are aware that the federal government lends almost as much money as it borrows . lends almost how does that work? 8 10 -573 1 Few people are aware that the federal government lends almost as much money as it borrows . Few people are aware What people are in the know? 0 4 -573 2 From 1980 to 1988 , while federal budget deficits totaled $ 1 . 41 trillion , the government issued $ 394 billion of new direct loans and an additional $ 756 billion of new primary loan guarantees . new direct loans What is the difference between new direct loans and new primary loan guarantees? 23 26 -573 3 These figures omit secondary guarantees , deposit insurance , and the activities of Government - Sponsored Enterprises ( a huge concern in its own right , as detailed on this page May 3 ) . secondary guarantees , what are secondary guarantees? 3 6 -573 3 These figures omit secondary guarantees , deposit insurance , and the activities of Government - Sponsored Enterprises ( a huge concern in its own right , as detailed on this page May 3 ) . secondary guarantees , What is a secondary guarantee? 3 6 -573 3 These figures omit secondary guarantees , deposit insurance , and the activities of Government - Sponsored Enterprises ( a huge concern in its own right , as detailed on this page May 3 ) . ( a huge concern Why is this a huge concern? 17 21 -573 3 These figures omit secondary guarantees , deposit insurance , and the activities of Government - Sponsored Enterprises ( a huge concern in its own right , as detailed on this page May 3 ) . omit How much do these figures amount to? 2 3 -573 4 Federal credit programs date back to the New Deal , and were meant to break even financially . New Deal , when was the new deal? 7 10 -573 4 Federal credit programs date back to the New Deal , and were meant to break even financially . New Deal , What is the new deal and when was it? 7 10 -573 4 Federal credit programs date back to the New Deal , and were meant to break even financially . New Deal , What is the New Deal? 7 10 -573 5 Since the 1950s , federal lending has experienced extraordinary growth in credit volume , subsidy rates , and policy applications , spurred on by the growth of government in general and budget gimmicks and deceptive management in particular . budget gimmicks What kind of gimmicks? 31 33 -573 5 Since the 1950s , federal lending has experienced extraordinary growth in credit volume , subsidy rates , and policy applications , spurred on by the growth of government in general and budget gimmicks and deceptive management in particular . deceptive management How has the management been deceptive? 34 36 -574 1 Soichiro Honda ' s picture now hangs with Henry Ford ' s in the U . S . Automotive Hall of Fame , and the game - show " Jeopardy " is soon to be Sony - owned . Sony - owned why are they buying it? 35 38 -574 1 Soichiro Honda ' s picture now hangs with Henry Ford ' s in the U . S . Automotive Hall of Fame , and the game - show " Jeopardy " is soon to be Sony - owned . " Jeopardy " is soon to be Sony - owned Why is Sony going to own Jeopardy? 28 38 -574 1 Soichiro Honda ' s picture now hangs with Henry Ford ' s in the U . S . Automotive Hall of Fame , and the game - show " Jeopardy " is soon to be Sony - owned . U . S . Automotive Hall of Fame , Why is Soichiro Honda in the US Hall of fame? 14 23 -574 1 Soichiro Honda ' s picture now hangs with Henry Ford ' s in the U . S . Automotive Hall of Fame , and the game - show " Jeopardy " is soon to be Sony - owned . " Jeopardy " what is jeopardy? 28 31 -574 1 Soichiro Honda ' s picture now hangs with Henry Ford ' s in the U . S . Automotive Hall of Fame , and the game - show " Jeopardy " is soon to be Sony - owned . Sony - owned how much they did pay for this? 35 38 -574 2 But no matter how much Japan gets under our skin , we ' ll still have mom and apple pie . no matter how much Japan gets under our skin , WHy would Japan get under your skin? 1 11 -574 2 But no matter how much Japan gets under our skin , we ' ll still have mom and apple pie . Japan Why is Japan in an American hall of fame? Wouldn't it then be an international hall of fame? 5 6 -574 2 But no matter how much Japan gets under our skin , we ' ll still have mom and apple pie . Japan what does japan do? 5 6 -574 3 On second thought , make that just mom . mom what about apple pie? 7 8 -574 3 On second thought , make that just mom . make that just mom What happened to our Apple Pie? 4 8 -574 3 On second thought , make that just mom . make that what is she going to make? 4 6 -574 4 A Japanese apple called the Fuji is cropping up in orchards the way Hondas did on U . S . roads . Fuji is cropping up in orchards Why are Fuji apples cropping up? 5 11 -574 4 A Japanese apple called the Fuji is cropping up in orchards the way Hondas did on U . S . roads . apple called the Fuji how does this apple look like? 2 6 -574 5 By 1995 it will be planted more often than any other apple tree , according to a recent survey of six apple - industry sages by Washington State University horticulturist Robert Norton . planted more often than any other apple tree , Why will it be planted more than any other apple tree? 5 14 -574 5 By 1995 it will be planted more often than any other apple tree , according to a recent survey of six apple - industry sages by Washington State University horticulturist Robert Norton . more often than any other apple tree , Why is this apple tree better than the others? 6 14 -574 5 By 1995 it will be planted more often than any other apple tree , according to a recent survey of six apple - industry sages by Washington State University horticulturist Robert Norton . planted how many trees will be planted? 5 6 -575 1 Early this century , diamond mining in the magnificent dunes where the Namib Desert meets the Atlantic Ocean was a day at the beach . was a day at the beach Why was diamond mining a day at the beach? 18 24 -575 1 Early this century , diamond mining in the magnificent dunes where the Namib Desert meets the Atlantic Ocean was a day at the beach . day at the beach How was diamond mining a day at the beach where the Namib meets the Atlantic Ocean? 20 24 -575 1 Early this century , diamond mining in the magnificent dunes where the Namib Desert meets the Atlantic Ocean was a day at the beach . magnificent dunes Why are they called the magnificent dunes? 8 10 -575 1 Early this century , diamond mining in the magnificent dunes where the Namib Desert meets the Atlantic Ocean was a day at the beach . was a day at the beach How was mining a day at the beach? 18 24 -575 1 Early this century , diamond mining in the magnificent dunes where the Namib Desert meets the Atlantic Ocean was a day at the beach . was a day at the beach Why was it a day at the beach? Does this mean it was easy? 18 24 -575 1 Early this century , diamond mining in the magnificent dunes where the Namib Desert meets the Atlantic Ocean was a day at the beach . Namib where is that desert? 12 13 -575 2 Men would crawl in the sand looking for shiny stones . Men Are these miners or just local people? 0 1 -575 2 Men would crawl in the sand looking for shiny stones . shiny stones Were all the shiny stones found diamonds? 8 10 -575 2 Men would crawl in the sand looking for shiny stones . sand looking for were they easy to find? 5 8 -575 3 It was as easy as collecting sea shells at Malibu . easy What is easy about collecting shells at Malibu? 3 4 -575 4 Men are still combing the beach with shovels and hand brushes , searching for that unusual glint . shovels and hand brushes , Are these the proper tools for diamond mining on the sand? 7 12 -575 5 But only after a fleet of 336 gargantuan earthmoving vehicles belonging to De Beers Consolidated Mines Ltd . , the world ' s diamond kingpins , do their work . gargantuan earthmoving vehicles How large were these vehicles? 7 10 -575 5 But only after a fleet of 336 gargantuan earthmoving vehicles belonging to De Beers Consolidated Mines Ltd . , the world ' s diamond kingpins , do their work . the world ' s diamond kingpins , How did they become kingpins? 19 26 -575 5 But only after a fleet of 336 gargantuan earthmoving vehicles belonging to De Beers Consolidated Mines Ltd . , the world ' s diamond kingpins , do their work . 336 gargantuan will they make more of these too? 6 8 -576 1 Japan has climbed up from the ashes of World War II and a gross national product of about $ 800 per capita to reach the heavyweight class among industrialized nations . $ 800 per capita is that considered high? 18 22 -576 1 Japan has climbed up from the ashes of World War II and a gross national product of about $ 800 per capita to reach the heavyweight class among industrialized nations . gross national product what gross national product? 13 16 -576 1 Japan has climbed up from the ashes of World War II and a gross national product of about $ 800 per capita to reach the heavyweight class among industrialized nations . heavyweight class What is the heavyweight class? 25 27 -576 2 Now this remarkable economic growth seems to be coming to an end because the government has not converted itself into a modern , democratic , " developed nation " mode of operation . " developed nation " why is it quoted? 25 29 -576 2 Now this remarkable economic growth seems to be coming to an end because the government has not converted itself into a modern , democratic , " developed nation " mode of operation . economic growth seems to be coming to an end Why does a modern democratic developed nation mode of operation matter to a country's economic growth? 3 12 -576 2 Now this remarkable economic growth seems to be coming to an end because the government has not converted itself into a modern , democratic , " developed nation " mode of operation . converted itself How could the government convert itself into a modern, democratic developed nation mode of operation? 17 19 -576 3 Until 1980 , when Japan joined the $ 10 , 000 per capita GNP club of the advanced countries , it was a model developing nation . GNP what is GNP? 13 14 -576 4 The government built ports , bridges , highways , schools , hospitals and railways . hospitals and railways what about airports? 11 14 -576 5 When industries were weak , it protected them . it protected them What protected them? 5 8 -576 5 When industries were weak , it protected them . it protected them What protected them? 5 8 -577 1 Defense intellectuals have complained for years that the Pentagon cannot determine priorities because it has no strategy . intellectuals Who are these intellectuals? 1 2 -577 1 Defense intellectuals have complained for years that the Pentagon cannot determine priorities because it has no strategy . Defense intellectuals Who are the defense intellectuals who have complained? 0 2 -577 1 Defense intellectuals have complained for years that the Pentagon cannot determine priorities because it has no strategy . Defense intellectuals Which defense intellectuals? 0 2 -577 2 Last April , the new defense secretary , Richard Cheney , acknowledged that , " given an ideal world , we ' d have a nice , neat , orderly process . " given an ideal world , what about in the real world? 14 20 -577 2 Last April , the new defense secretary , Richard Cheney , acknowledged that , " given an ideal world , we ' d have a nice , neat , orderly process . Richard Cheney , Why was Richard the new defense secretary? 8 11 -577 3 We ' d do the strategy and then we ' d come around and do the budget . the budget can they be done at the same time? 15 17 -577 3 We ' d do the strategy and then we ' d come around and do the budget . strategy What is the strategy? 5 6 -577 4 This city doesn ' t work that way . " With a five - year defense plan costing more than $ 1 . 6 trillion , it ' s about time we put together a defense strategy that works in Washington . strategy that works What didn't work before? 36 39 -577 5 This won ' t happen until strategists come down from their ivory tower and learn to work in the real world of limited budgets and uncertain futures . strategists Who are the strategists? 6 7 -578 1 Dennis Farney ' s Oct . 13 page - one article " River of Despair , " about the poverty along the Mississippi , fanned childhood memories of when my parents were sharecroppers in southeastern Arkansas , only a few miles from the river . sharecroppers Whose parents were sharecroppers? 32 33 -578 2 Although we were white , the same economic factors affected us as affects the black people Mr . Farney writes about . were white , are they not white anymore? 2 5 -578 2 Although we were white , the same economic factors affected us as affects the black people Mr . Farney writes about . economic factors which economic factors? 7 9 -578 3 Fortunately , an aunt with a college degree bought a small farm and moved us 50 miles north to good schools and an environment that opened the world of opportunity for me as an eight - year - old . an aunt with a college degree What was her college degree? 2 8 -578 3 Fortunately , an aunt with a college degree bought a small farm and moved us 50 miles north to good schools and an environment that opened the world of opportunity for me as an eight - year - old . farm Where was the farm that was 50 miles north? 11 12 -578 4 Though I ' ve been blessed with academic degrees and some success in the materialistic world , I ' ve never forgotten or lost contact with those memories of the 1930s . academic degrees What academic degrees has he been blessed with? 7 9 -578 5 Most of the land in that and other parts of the Delta are now owned by second , third or fourth generations of the same families . second , third or fourth how many generations total? 16 21 -579 1 Wham ! Bam ! Twice in two weeks the unraveling of the on - again , off - again UAL buy - out slammed the stock market . unraveling of the on - again , off - again Whys is the stock market being so affected by the on again off again pattern? 9 19 -579 1 Wham ! Bam ! Twice in two weeks the unraveling of the on - again , off - again UAL buy - out slammed the stock market . Twice in two weeks Why was it twice in two weeks? 4 8 -579 1 Wham ! Bam ! Twice in two weeks the unraveling of the on - again , off - again UAL buy - out slammed the stock market . on - again , Why is the UAL buy-out on-again off-again? 12 16 -579 1 Wham ! Bam ! Twice in two weeks the unraveling of the on - again , off - again UAL buy - out slammed the stock market . slammed Why is the stock market slamming the on-again off-again UAL buy-out? 23 24 -579 1 Wham ! Bam ! Twice in two weeks the unraveling of the on - again , off - again UAL buy - out slammed the stock market . buy - out Why is the UAL buy-out on-again and off-again? 20 23 -579 1 Wham ! Bam ! Twice in two weeks the unraveling of the on - again , off - again UAL buy - out slammed the stock market . UAL What is UAL? 19 20 -579 2 Now , stock prices seem to be in a general retreat . retreat why are they retreating? 10 11 -579 2 Now , stock prices seem to be in a general retreat . general retreat What is the correlation between the retreat of stock prices and the on again off again pattern? 9 11 -579 2 Now , stock prices seem to be in a general retreat . general retreat Why are they retreating? 9 11 -579 2 Now , stock prices seem to be in a general retreat . retreat Why are the stock prices retreating? 10 11 -579 2 Now , stock prices seem to be in a general retreat . stock prices Why are stock prices in a general retreat? 2 4 -579 3 Since peaking at 2791 . 41 on Oct . 9 , the Dow Jones Industrial Average has lost 194 . 69 points , or 7 % , closing Friday at 2596 . 72 , down 17 . 01 . lost 194 . 69 points , or 7 % Why is the Dow Jones Industrial Average losing so much? 17 26 -579 3 Since peaking at 2791 . 41 on Oct . 9 , the Dow Jones Industrial Average has lost 194 . 69 points , or 7 % , closing Friday at 2596 . 72 , down 17 . 01 . Since peaking at 2791 . 41 What caused the peak and decline of the industry? 0 6 -579 3 Since peaking at 2791 . 41 on Oct . 9 , the Dow Jones Industrial Average has lost 194 . 69 points , or 7 % , closing Friday at 2596 . 72 , down 17 . 01 . peaking Why did the stock peak at 2791.41 on Oct 9? 1 2 -579 4 The number of issues falling on the New York Stock Exchange each day is eclipsing the number of gainers . eclipsing the number of gainers what are gainers? 14 19 -579 4 The number of issues falling on the New York Stock Exchange each day is eclipsing the number of gainers . number of issues falling on the What are the issues that are falling onto the Stock exchange? 1 7 -579 4 The number of issues falling on the New York Stock Exchange each day is eclipsing the number of gainers . falling Why are the issues falling on the New York Stock Exchange? 4 5 -579 4 The number of issues falling on the New York Stock Exchange each day is eclipsing the number of gainers . eclipsing Why have the number of issues falling eclipsed the number of gainers? 14 15 -579 5 And the number of stocks hitting new lows far outstrips the number setting new highs . stocks hitting new lows far outstrips the number What is the cause of such highs and lows? 4 12 -579 5 And the number of stocks hitting new lows far outstrips the number setting new highs . lows Why are stocks hitting new lows? 7 8 -579 5 And the number of stocks hitting new lows far outstrips the number setting new highs . outstrips Why are stocks hitting new lows outstripping the number of new highs? 9 10 -580 1 The municipal bond market is bracing for tough times through the end of the year as it struggles to absorb an oversupply of bonds and two of its best customers turn into sellers . municipal bond what are municipal bonds? 1 3 -580 1 The municipal bond market is bracing for tough times through the end of the year as it struggles to absorb an oversupply of bonds and two of its best customers turn into sellers . oversupply of bonds Why is there an oversupply of bonds? 21 24 -580 1 The municipal bond market is bracing for tough times through the end of the year as it struggles to absorb an oversupply of bonds and two of its best customers turn into sellers . oversupply of bonds Why is there an oversupply of bonds? 21 24 -580 1 The municipal bond market is bracing for tough times through the end of the year as it struggles to absorb an oversupply of bonds and two of its best customers turn into sellers . oversupply Why is there an oversupply of bonds? 21 22 -580 2 Commercial banks and property / casualty insurers , which together own about 36 % of all municipal bonds , have been dumping their securities for weeks . dumping their securities Why are commercial banks and property/casualty insurers dumping their securities? 21 24 -580 2 Commercial banks and property / casualty insurers , which together own about 36 % of all municipal bonds , have been dumping their securities for weeks . dumping their securities Dumping their securities? I am not sure what that means? 21 24 -580 2 Commercial banks and property / casualty insurers , which together own about 36 % of all municipal bonds , have been dumping their securities for weeks . dumping Why are commercial bans and property/casualty insurers dumping their securities? 21 22 -580 3 Last week , traders said , there were three institutional sellers for every buyer . institutional sellers what is an institutional seller? 9 11 -580 3 Last week , traders said , there were three institutional sellers for every buyer . three institutional sellers Why is the ratio between sellers and buyers so high? 8 11 -580 4 " Every day we ' re getting new bid lists " from would - be sellers , one trader said . " Most dealers cannot continue to absorb this supply . " dealers cannot continue to absorb this supply Why can't the dealers continue to absorb this? 23 30 -580 4 " Every day we ' re getting new bid lists " from would - be sellers , one trader said . " Most dealers cannot continue to absorb this supply . " cannot continue Why can't dealers absorb that many bids? 24 26 -580 5 As a result , yields on long - term muni bonds now stand at about 95 % of long - term Treasury yields , the highest such level in more than two years . muni is that an abbreviation? 9 10 -580 5 As a result , yields on long - term muni bonds now stand at about 95 % of long - term Treasury yields , the highest such level in more than two years . highest When was the last time the yields were that high? 25 26 -580 5 As a result , yields on long - term muni bonds now stand at about 95 % of long - term Treasury yields , the highest such level in more than two years . result , Result of what? 2 4 -581 1 The New York Mercantile Exchange , the world ' s chief oil futures marketplace , is at a critical juncture . critical juncture What is the critical juncture the New York Mercantile Exchange is at? 18 20 -581 1 The New York Mercantile Exchange , the world ' s chief oil futures marketplace , is at a critical juncture . is at a critical juncture Why is it at a critical juncture? 15 20 -581 2 Several longtime observers of the commodities industry think the fortunes of the Merc over the next decade will be determined to a large extent by how well its new natural gas futures contract does and how successful its new president is in raising the level of compliance by floor traders with exchange and Commodity Futures Trading Commission rules . Futures what are futures? 54 55 -581 2 Several longtime observers of the commodities industry think the fortunes of the Merc over the next decade will be determined to a large extent by how well its new natural gas futures contract does and how successful its new president is in raising the level of compliance by floor traders with exchange and Commodity Futures Trading Commission rules . Several longtime observers Which longtime observers? 0 3 -581 4 On Friday , the Merc ' s board announced that it had approved Sabine Pipe Line Co . ' s Henry Hub in Erath , La . , as the delivery site for its long - awaited natural gas futures contract . Friday , which friday? 1 3 -581 4 On Friday , the Merc ' s board announced that it had approved Sabine Pipe Line Co . ' s Henry Hub in Erath , La . , as the delivery site for its long - awaited natural gas futures contract . approved Why did Merc's board approve Henry Hub for the delivery site? 12 13 -581 4 On Friday , the Merc ' s board announced that it had approved Sabine Pipe Line Co . ' s Henry Hub in Erath , La . , as the delivery site for its long - awaited natural gas futures contract . announced that it had approved Why did they approve this? 8 13 -581 5 It also said that it would start trading the contract as soon as the CFTC approved it . contract What is the contract? 9 10 -581 5 It also said that it would start trading the contract as soon as the CFTC approved it . it would start trading the contract Why would they start trading the contract? 4 10 -582 1 In Bombay stock market circles , the buzzword is " mega . " At least 40 companies are coming to the capital market to raise $ 6 billion , an amount never thought possible in India . an amount never thought possible Why was this amount never thought possible? 29 34 -582 1 In Bombay stock market circles , the buzzword is " mega . " At least 40 companies are coming to the capital market to raise $ 6 billion , an amount never thought possible in India . " mega why is it quoted? 9 11 -582 1 In Bombay stock market circles , the buzzword is " mega . " At least 40 companies are coming to the capital market to raise $ 6 billion , an amount never thought possible in India . 40 companies are coming to the capital market Which 40 companies are coming to the capital market? 15 23 -582 1 In Bombay stock market circles , the buzzword is " mega . " At least 40 companies are coming to the capital market to raise $ 6 billion , an amount never thought possible in India . " mega What does mega mean in Bombay stock market circles? 9 11 -582 1 In Bombay stock market circles , the buzzword is " mega . " At least 40 companies are coming to the capital market to raise $ 6 billion , an amount never thought possible in India . $ 6 billion , Why was raising $6 billion in India thought impossible? 25 29 -582 1 In Bombay stock market circles , the buzzword is " mega . " At least 40 companies are coming to the capital market to raise $ 6 billion , an amount never thought possible in India . At least 40 companies What are the 40 companies? 13 17 -582 2 " When they talk mega - issues , they ' re truly talking mega , " says S . A . Dave , chairman of the Securities and Exchange Board of India . " The capital market is booming . " capital market what is a capital market? 35 37 -582 2 " When they talk mega - issues , they ' re truly talking mega , " says S . A . Dave , chairman of the Securities and Exchange Board of India . " The capital market is booming . " mega - issues , What are the mega-issues? 4 8 -582 2 " When they talk mega - issues , they ' re truly talking mega , " says S . A . Dave , chairman of the Securities and Exchange Board of India . " The capital market is booming . " mega - issues , What are mega-issues? 4 8 -582 2 " When they talk mega - issues , they ' re truly talking mega , " says S . A . Dave , chairman of the Securities and Exchange Board of India . " The capital market is booming . " mega - issues , What are the Mega issues? 4 8 -582 3 But the mega - issues are raising megaquestions about the rapidly evolving Indian capital market . rapidly evolving what is it evolving into? 10 12 -582 3 But the mega - issues are raising megaquestions about the rapidly evolving Indian capital market . megaquestions What are the megaquestions? 7 8 -582 3 But the mega - issues are raising megaquestions about the rapidly evolving Indian capital market . megaquestions What are the megaquestions? 7 8 -582 4 One is whether there is enough money to fund the new issues without depressing stock trading . new issues What are the new issues? 10 12 -582 4 One is whether there is enough money to fund the new issues without depressing stock trading . depressing stock trading How would stock trading be depressed? 13 16 -582 4 One is whether there is enough money to fund the new issues without depressing stock trading . enough money How much money is needed? 5 7 -582 5 Moreover , in the relatively unregulated Indian stock markets , investors frequently don ' t know what they are getting when they subscribe to an issue . unregulated Indian stock markets , Why are Indian stock markets unregulated? 5 10 -582 5 Moreover , in the relatively unregulated Indian stock markets , investors frequently don ' t know what they are getting when they subscribe to an issue . unregulated Indian stock markets , Why are the markets unregulated? 5 10 -583 1 General Motors Corp . ' s general counsel hopes to cut the number of outside law firms the auto maker uses from about 700 to 200 within two years . cut the number Why does General Motors want to cut the number of outside law firms? 10 13 -583 1 General Motors Corp . ' s general counsel hopes to cut the number of outside law firms the auto maker uses from about 700 to 200 within two years . cut the number Why do they use so many different firms? 10 13 -583 1 General Motors Corp . ' s general counsel hopes to cut the number of outside law firms the auto maker uses from about 700 to 200 within two years . 700 to 200 within two years Why do they want to make this change? 23 29 -583 1 General Motors Corp . ' s general counsel hopes to cut the number of outside law firms the auto maker uses from about 700 to 200 within two years . cut the number of outside law firms Why is this goal being put in place? 10 17 -583 1 General Motors Corp . ' s general counsel hopes to cut the number of outside law firms the auto maker uses from about 700 to 200 within two years . cut the number of outside law firms Why does it want to cut the number of outside law firms it uses? 10 17 -583 1 General Motors Corp . ' s general counsel hopes to cut the number of outside law firms the auto maker uses from about 700 to 200 within two years . within two years Why will it take 2 years? 26 29 -583 2 Harry J . Pearce , named general counsel in May 1987 , says the reduction is a cost - cutting measure and an effort to let the No . 1 auto maker ' s 134 - lawyer in - house legal department take on matters it is better equipped and trained to handle . named general counsel Was he elected or appointed? 5 8 -583 2 Harry J . Pearce , named general counsel in May 1987 , says the reduction is a cost - cutting measure and an effort to let the No . 1 auto maker ' s 134 - lawyer in - house legal department take on matters it is better equipped and trained to handle . 134 - lawyer in - house Why do they use in house and outside departments? 34 40 -583 2 Harry J . Pearce , named general counsel in May 1987 , says the reduction is a cost - cutting measure and an effort to let the No . 1 auto maker ' s 134 - lawyer in - house legal department take on matters it is better equipped and trained to handle . matters What kind of matters? 44 45 -583 2 Harry J . Pearce , named general counsel in May 1987 , says the reduction is a cost - cutting measure and an effort to let the No . 1 auto maker ' s 134 - lawyer in - house legal department take on matters it is better equipped and trained to handle . 134 - lawyer in - house legal department Why were outside law firms necessary when in-house counsel was already retained? 34 42 -583 3 GM trimmed about 40 firms from its approved local counsel list , Mr . Pearce says . 40 firms why so many? 3 5 -583 3 GM trimmed about 40 firms from its approved local counsel list , Mr . Pearce says . local counsel list , What is the local counsel list? 8 12 -583 4 The move is consistent with a trend for corporate legal staffs to do more work in - house , instead of farming it out to law firms . a trend for corporate legal staffs why is it a trend? 5 11 -583 4 The move is consistent with a trend for corporate legal staffs to do more work in - house , instead of farming it out to law firms . consistent with a trend Where did trend begin? 3 7 -583 4 The move is consistent with a trend for corporate legal staffs to do more work in - house , instead of farming it out to law firms . corporate legal staffs to do more work in - house , If these legal staffs existed previously, why was so much work being farmed out? 8 19 -583 4 The move is consistent with a trend for corporate legal staffs to do more work in - house , instead of farming it out to law firms . trend Why is there a trend to do more work in house? 6 7 -583 5 Mr . Pearce set up GM ' s first in - house litigation group in May with four lawyers , all former assistant U . S . attorneys with extensive trial experience . May in which year? 15 16 -583 5 Mr . Pearce set up GM ' s first in - house litigation group in May with four lawyers , all former assistant U . S . attorneys with extensive trial experience . four lawyers , Why only 4 lawyers? 17 20 -583 5 Mr . Pearce set up GM ' s first in - house litigation group in May with four lawyers , all former assistant U . S . attorneys with extensive trial experience . extensive trial experience How long have these lawyers been practicing? 29 32 -584 1 Kidder , Peabody & Co . is trying to struggle back . struggle back struggle back to where? 9 11 -584 1 Kidder , Peabody & Co . is trying to struggle back . struggle Why is Kidder Peabody & Co. struggling? 9 10 -584 1 Kidder , Peabody & Co . is trying to struggle back . trying Why are they \"trying\" and not \"doing\"? 7 8 -584 1 Kidder , Peabody & Co . is trying to struggle back . struggle back struggle back from what?\n 9 11 -584 1 Kidder , Peabody & Co . is trying to struggle back . struggle back What happened to them originally? 9 11 -584 1 Kidder , Peabody & Co . is trying to struggle back . struggle back Struggle to get back what? 9 11 -584 2 Only a few months ago , the 124 - year - old securities firm seemed to be on the verge of a meltdown , racked by internal squabbles and defections . internal squabbles what was being squabbled about? 26 28 -584 2 Only a few months ago , the 124 - year - old securities firm seemed to be on the verge of a meltdown , racked by internal squabbles and defections . 124 - year - old How did the 124-year-old firm stay in business for so long? 7 12 -584 2 Only a few months ago , the 124 - year - old securities firm seemed to be on the verge of a meltdown , racked by internal squabbles and defections . squabbles Why are there internal squabbles and defections? 27 28 -584 2 Only a few months ago , the 124 - year - old securities firm seemed to be on the verge of a meltdown , racked by internal squabbles and defections . defections How are the internal squabbles and defections being handled by the firm's management? 29 30 -584 2 Only a few months ago , the 124 - year - old securities firm seemed to be on the verge of a meltdown , racked by internal squabbles and defections . racked by internal squabbles and defections What conditions caused something like this to happen to such an old, well-established company? 24 30 -584 3 Its relationship with parent General Electric Co . had been frayed since a big Kidder insider - trading scandal two years ago . frayed How did the Kidder insider-trading scandal affect General Electric Co.? 10 11 -584 3 Its relationship with parent General Electric Co . had been frayed since a big Kidder insider - trading scandal two years ago . scandal How did the insider-trading scandal unfold? 18 19 -584 3 Its relationship with parent General Electric Co . had been frayed since a big Kidder insider - trading scandal two years ago . insider - trading scandal How has this scandal affected the company as a whole? 15 19 -584 3 Its relationship with parent General Electric Co . had been frayed since a big Kidder insider - trading scandal two years ago . scandal What was the scandel? 18 19 -584 4 Chief executives and presidents had come and gone . had come and gone why so much turmoil? 4 8 -584 4 Chief executives and presidents had come and gone . gone Why are the chief executives and presidents leaving? 7 8 -584 4 Chief executives and presidents had come and gone . come and gone Why is there so much turnover? 5 8 -584 4 Chief executives and presidents had come and gone . presidents What presidents are they talking about? 3 4 -584 5 Now , the firm says it ' s at a turning point . turning How is the firm turning around? 10 11 -584 5 Now , the firm says it ' s at a turning point . at a turning point What happened to make things turn around? 8 12 -584 5 Now , the firm says it ' s at a turning point . turning point What is the turning point? 10 12 -585 1 Yet another political scandal is racking Japan . another were there prior scandals? 1 2 -585 1 Yet another political scandal is racking Japan . political scandal What is the political scandal? 2 4 -585 1 Yet another political scandal is racking Japan . political scandal What political scandal is racking Japan? 2 4 -585 1 Yet another political scandal is racking Japan . political scandal What is the political scandal? 2 4 -585 1 Yet another political scandal is racking Japan . another HOW MANY CAME BEFORE? 1 2 -585 2 But this time it ' s hurting opposition as well as ruling - party members . hurting opposition how can it hurt both? 6 8 -585 2 But this time it ' s hurting opposition as well as ruling - party members . it ' s hurting How is it hurting opposition? 3 7 -585 2 But this time it ' s hurting opposition as well as ruling - party members . hurting What is hurting opposition as well as ruling party members? 6 7 -585 2 But this time it ' s hurting opposition as well as ruling - party members . hurting opposition Why is the scandal hurting everyone? 6 8 -585 3 And as it unfolds , it ' s revealing some of the more tangled and seamier aspects of Japanese society . seamier definition of this word? 15 16 -585 3 And as it unfolds , it ' s revealing some of the more tangled and seamier aspects of Japanese society . tangled and seamier aspects What are these aspects? 13 17 -585 3 And as it unfolds , it ' s revealing some of the more tangled and seamier aspects of Japanese society . seamier aspects What are some of the seamier aspects of Japanese society? 15 17 -585 3 And as it unfolds , it ' s revealing some of the more tangled and seamier aspects of Japanese society . seamier aspects of Japanese society What are the seamier aspects of Japanese Society? 15 20 -585 3 And as it unfolds , it ' s revealing some of the more tangled and seamier aspects of Japanese society . unfolds , WHAT DOES THE SCANDAL INVOLVE? 3 5 -585 4 Already , ruling Liberal Democratic Party demands that opposition members testify under oath in parliament have stalled one budget committee session and forced the committee to plan a special two - day investigation at the end of the month . have stalled Why have they stalled? 15 17 -585 4 Already , ruling Liberal Democratic Party demands that opposition members testify under oath in parliament have stalled one budget committee session and forced the committee to plan a special two - day investigation at the end of the month . special two - day investigation Why is this investigation necessary? 28 33 -585 4 Already , ruling Liberal Democratic Party demands that opposition members testify under oath in parliament have stalled one budget committee session and forced the committee to plan a special two - day investigation at the end of the month . investigation What is the investigation into? 32 33 -585 4 Already , ruling Liberal Democratic Party demands that opposition members testify under oath in parliament have stalled one budget committee session and forced the committee to plan a special two - day investigation at the end of the month . testify under oath TESTIFY TO WHAT? 10 13 -585 5 But the scandal itself is so convoluted that ruling - party members are divided between those who want to pursue the matter in hope of undermining the opposition and those who favor leaving well enough alone . the scandal Who is responsible for starting this scandal? 1 3 -585 5 But the scandal itself is so convoluted that ruling - party members are divided between those who want to pursue the matter in hope of undermining the opposition and those who favor leaving well enough alone . so convoluted What makes it convoluted? 5 7 -585 5 But the scandal itself is so convoluted that ruling - party members are divided between those who want to pursue the matter in hope of undermining the opposition and those who favor leaving well enough alone . members are divided How far apart is the devision? 11 14 -585 5 But the scandal itself is so convoluted that ruling - party members are divided between those who want to pursue the matter in hope of undermining the opposition and those who favor leaving well enough alone . scandal What is the scandal? 2 3 -585 5 But the scandal itself is so convoluted that ruling - party members are divided between those who want to pursue the matter in hope of undermining the opposition and those who favor leaving well enough alone . so convoluted Why is the scandal convoluted? 5 7 -586 1 As Helen Boehm , who owns an art porcelain company , sipped her luncheon cocktail , she reeled off the names of a few pals - - Prince Charles , Princess Diana , Sarah Ferguson , John Kluge , Milton Petrie . John Kluge , Who is John Kluge? 36 39 -586 1 As Helen Boehm , who owns an art porcelain company , sipped her luncheon cocktail , she reeled off the names of a few pals - - Prince Charles , Princess Diana , Sarah Ferguson , John Kluge , Milton Petrie . a few pals How does she know these people? 22 25 -586 1 As Helen Boehm , who owns an art porcelain company , sipped her luncheon cocktail , she reeled off the names of a few pals - - Prince Charles , Princess Diana , Sarah Ferguson , John Kluge , Milton Petrie . an art porcelain company , WHAT COMPANY DOES SHE OWN? 6 11 -586 2 Then , flashing a diamond ring as big as the Ritz ( " my day diamond , darling " ) , she told her two companions that she is on the " board " of the Vatican Museum in Rome . " board " of the Vatican Museum in Rome How did she get this achievement? 31 40 -586 4 " Helen Boehm has a way with names , " says James Revson , a gossip columnist for Newsday ( and son of Joseph Revson , a founder of Revlon ) . " Helen Boehm why does he say that? 0 3 -586 4 " Helen Boehm has a way with names , " says James Revson , a gossip columnist for Newsday ( and son of Joseph Revson , a founder of Revlon ) . a way with names , " How does she use this talent to her advantage? 4 10 -586 4 " Helen Boehm has a way with names , " says James Revson , a gossip columnist for Newsday ( and son of Joseph Revson , a founder of Revlon ) . way with names , " IS THE AUTHOR IMPLYING THAT SHE HAS A LOT OF INFLUENTIAL FRIENDS? 5 10 -586 5 Like which are droppable and which are not . which are droppable and how are they not droppable? 1 5 -586 5 Like which are droppable and which are not . which are droppable What is droppable ? 1 4 -586 5 Like which are droppable and which are not . droppable WHAT EXACTLY IN THE INFERENCE IN THIS STATEMENT? 3 4 -587 1 GAF , Part III is scheduled to begin today . GAF , Part III what is that? 0 4 -587 1 GAF , Part III is scheduled to begin today . Part III How many parts are there in total? 2 4 -587 1 GAF , Part III is scheduled to begin today . GAF , What is GAF? 0 2 -587 2 After two mistrials , the stakes in the stock manipulation trial of GAF Corp . and its vice chairman , James T . Sherwin , have changed considerably . two mistrials , What was the cause of the mistrials? 1 4 -587 2 After two mistrials , the stakes in the stock manipulation trial of GAF Corp . and its vice chairman , James T . Sherwin , have changed considerably . have changed considerably . How have the stakes changed? 25 29 -587 2 After two mistrials , the stakes in the stock manipulation trial of GAF Corp . and its vice chairman , James T . Sherwin , have changed considerably . two mistrials , Why were there mistrials? 1 4 -587 2 After two mistrials , the stakes in the stock manipulation trial of GAF Corp . and its vice chairman , James T . Sherwin , have changed considerably . changed considerably How have the stakes changed? 26 28 -587 2 After two mistrials , the stakes in the stock manipulation trial of GAF Corp . and its vice chairman , James T . Sherwin , have changed considerably . GAF Corp Which industry does GAF Corp operate in? 12 14 -587 3 The first two GAF trials were watched closely on Wall Street because they were considered to be important tests of the government ' s ability to convince a jury of allegations stemming from its insider - trading investigations . insider - trading how could they prove it? 34 37 -587 3 The first two GAF trials were watched closely on Wall Street because they were considered to be important tests of the government ' s ability to convince a jury of allegations stemming from its insider - trading investigations . watched closely Watched by who? 6 8 -587 3 The first two GAF trials were watched closely on Wall Street because they were considered to be important tests of the government ' s ability to convince a jury of allegations stemming from its insider - trading investigations . important tests Why are these considered important tests? 17 19 -587 3 The first two GAF trials were watched closely on Wall Street because they were considered to be important tests of the government ' s ability to convince a jury of allegations stemming from its insider - trading investigations . watched closely Who was watching closely? 6 8 -587 3 The first two GAF trials were watched closely on Wall Street because they were considered to be important tests of the government ' s ability to convince a jury of allegations stemming from its insider - trading investigations . insider - trading investigations Who were the insider trading investigations targeting? 34 38 -587 4 In an eight - count indictment , the government charged GAF , a Wayne , N . J . , chemical maker , and Mr . Sherwin with illegally attempting to manipulate the common stock of Union Carbide Corp . in advance of GAF ' s planned sale of a large block of the stock in 1986 . chemical maker , What kind of chemicals do they make? 20 23 -587 4 In an eight - count indictment , the government charged GAF , a Wayne , N . J . , chemical maker , and Mr . Sherwin with illegally attempting to manipulate the common stock of Union Carbide Corp . in advance of GAF ' s planned sale of a large block of the stock in 1986 . attempting to manipulate What did they do to attempt to manipulate? 29 32 -587 4 In an eight - count indictment , the government charged GAF , a Wayne , N . J . , chemical maker , and Mr . Sherwin with illegally attempting to manipulate the common stock of Union Carbide Corp . in advance of GAF ' s planned sale of a large block of the stock in 1986 . large block of the stock How much of the stock? 50 55 -587 4 In an eight - count indictment , the government charged GAF , a Wayne , N . J . , chemical maker , and Mr . Sherwin with illegally attempting to manipulate the common stock of Union Carbide Corp . in advance of GAF ' s planned sale of a large block of the stock in 1986 . eight - count indictment , What were the 8 counts? 2 7 -587 4 In an eight - count indictment , the government charged GAF , a Wayne , N . J . , chemical maker , and Mr . Sherwin with illegally attempting to manipulate the common stock of Union Carbide Corp . in advance of GAF ' s planned sale of a large block of the stock in 1986 . illegally attempting to manipulate How was he attempting to manipulate the stock? 28 32 -587 4 In an eight - count indictment , the government charged GAF , a Wayne , N . J . , chemical maker , and Mr . Sherwin with illegally attempting to manipulate the common stock of Union Carbide Corp . in advance of GAF ' s planned sale of a large block of the stock in 1986 . planned sale of a large block of the stock Why was the stock being sold? 46 55 -587 5 The government ' s credibility in the GAF case depended heavily on its star witness , Boyd L . Jefferies , the former Los Angeles brokerage chief who was implicated by former arbitrager Ivan Boesky , and then pointed the finger at Mr . Sherwin , takeover speculator Salim B . Lewis and corporate raider Paul Bilzerian . Paul Bilzerian related to dan? 55 57 -587 5 The government ' s credibility in the GAF case depended heavily on its star witness , Boyd L . Jefferies , the former Los Angeles brokerage chief who was implicated by former arbitrager Ivan Boesky , and then pointed the finger at Mr . Sherwin , takeover speculator Salim B . Lewis and corporate raider Paul Bilzerian . depended heavily How many witnesses were there? 9 11 -587 5 The government ' s credibility in the GAF case depended heavily on its star witness , Boyd L . Jefferies , the former Los Angeles brokerage chief who was implicated by former arbitrager Ivan Boesky , and then pointed the finger at Mr . Sherwin , takeover speculator Salim B . Lewis and corporate raider Paul Bilzerian . and then pointed the finger Why was he pointed the finger at? 36 41 -587 5 The government ' s credibility in the GAF case depended heavily on its star witness , Boyd L . Jefferies , the former Los Angeles brokerage chief who was implicated by former arbitrager Ivan Boesky , and then pointed the finger at Mr . Sherwin , takeover speculator Salim B . Lewis and corporate raider Paul Bilzerian . who was implicated What crime was he implicated with? 27 30 -587 5 The government ' s credibility in the GAF case depended heavily on its star witness , Boyd L . Jefferies , the former Los Angeles brokerage chief who was implicated by former arbitrager Ivan Boesky , and then pointed the finger at Mr . Sherwin , takeover speculator Salim B . Lewis and corporate raider Paul Bilzerian . Boyd L . Jefferies , Why was Mr. Jefferies the star witness? 16 21 -588 1 The Polish rat will eat well this winter . rat Why will the rat eat well? 2 3 -588 1 The Polish rat will eat well this winter . eat well why will it eat well? 4 6 -588 1 The Polish rat will eat well this winter . The Polish rat How does this differ from other rats? 0 3 -588 1 The Polish rat will eat well this winter . eat What will the rat eat? 4 5 -588 2 Tons of delectably rotting potatoes , barley and wheat will fill damp barns across the land as thousands of farmers turn the state ' s buyers away . state ' s buyers why are they turned away? 22 26 -588 2 Tons of delectably rotting potatoes , barley and wheat will fill damp barns across the land as thousands of farmers turn the state ' s buyers away . state ' s buyers away Why are they turning the state buyers away? 22 27 -588 3 Many a piglet won ' t be born as a result , and many a ham will never hang in a butcher shop . piglet won ' t why does it effect pigs? 2 6 -588 4 But with inflation raging , grain in the barn will still be a safer bet for the private farmer than money in the bank . But with inflation raging , How much is inflation? 0 5 -588 4 But with inflation raging , grain in the barn will still be a safer bet for the private farmer than money in the bank . grain in the barn will still be a safer bet Why is it a safer bet? 5 15 -588 4 But with inflation raging , grain in the barn will still be a safer bet for the private farmer than money in the bank . private farmer What about the corporate farmers? 17 19 -588 5 Once again , the indomitable peasant holds Poland ' s future in his hands . indomitable peasant Who is this indomitable peasant? 4 6 -588 5 Once again , the indomitable peasant holds Poland ' s future in his hands . future What was their past like? 10 11 -589 1 The Nasdaq over - the - counter market didn ' t fully recover from a selling stampede , and closed down 1 . 2 % . over - the - counter market what is this type of market? 2 8 -589 1 The Nasdaq over - the - counter market didn ' t fully recover from a selling stampede , and closed down 1 . 2 % . over - the - counter market What is the over-the-counter market? 2 8 -589 1 The Nasdaq over - the - counter market didn ' t fully recover from a selling stampede , and closed down 1 . 2 % . Nasdaq over - the - counter market What is the Nasdaq over-the-counter market? 1 8 -589 1 The Nasdaq over - the - counter market didn ' t fully recover from a selling stampede , and closed down 1 . 2 % . selling stampede , Why was there a selling stampede? 15 18 -589 1 The Nasdaq over - the - counter market didn ' t fully recover from a selling stampede , and closed down 1 . 2 % . over - the - counter market What does \"over-the-counter market\" mean? 2 8 -589 2 The effects on the market of the mostly computer - driven sell - off among exchange - listed stocks irked many market makers , who watched the Nasdaq Composite Index tumble in sympathy with the Dow Jones Industrial Average , and then saw it get left behind in the subsequent rally . effects what are the effects of the Nasdaq over-the-market? 1 2 -589 2 The effects on the market of the mostly computer - driven sell - off among exchange - listed stocks irked many market makers , who watched the Nasdaq Composite Index tumble in sympathy with the Dow Jones Industrial Average , and then saw it get left behind in the subsequent rally . computer - driven sell - off Why was there a computer driven sell off? 8 14 -589 2 The effects on the market of the mostly computer - driven sell - off among exchange - listed stocks irked many market makers , who watched the Nasdaq Composite Index tumble in sympathy with the Dow Jones Industrial Average , and then saw it get left behind in the subsequent rally . subsequent rally Why was there a subsequent rally? 49 51 -589 2 The effects on the market of the mostly computer - driven sell - off among exchange - listed stocks irked many market makers , who watched the Nasdaq Composite Index tumble in sympathy with the Dow Jones Industrial Average , and then saw it get left behind in the subsequent rally . get left behind Why did it get left behind? 44 47 -589 3 After plummeting 1 . 8 % at one point during the day , the composite rebounded a little , but finished down 5 . 52 , at 461 . 70 . composite what is the composite exactly? 14 15 -589 4 In contrast , the industrial average recovered almost completely from its skid and closed down 0 . 1 % . industrial average Why did the industrial average recover? 4 6 -589 4 In contrast , the industrial average recovered almost completely from its skid and closed down 0 . 1 % . industrial average recovered How did the industrial average recover? 4 7 -589 5 The New York Stock Exchange Composite was 0 . 4 % lower for the day . 0 . 4 % lower for the day is that a big drop for one day? 7 15 -589 5 The New York Stock Exchange Composite was 0 . 4 % lower for the day . Composite What does composite mean? 5 6 -590 1 Wanted : An investment that ' s as simple and secure as a certificate of deposit but offers a return worth getting excited about . getting excited about does it exist? 21 24 -590 1 Wanted : An investment that ' s as simple and secure as a certificate of deposit but offers a return worth getting excited about . return How do investments offer returns? 19 20 -590 1 Wanted : An investment that ' s as simple and secure as a certificate of deposit but offers a return worth getting excited about . excited Why are some returns worth getting excited about? 22 23 -590 1 Wanted : An investment that ' s as simple and secure as a certificate of deposit but offers a return worth getting excited about . secure Why should I trust them telling me this is secure? What proof can they offer? 10 11 -590 2 With $ 150 billion of CDs maturing this month , a lot of people have been scouring the financial landscape for just such an investment . for just such have they found anything? 20 23 -590 2 With $ 150 billion of CDs maturing this month , a lot of people have been scouring the financial landscape for just such an investment . maturing Why are CDs maturing? 6 7 -590 2 With $ 150 billion of CDs maturing this month , a lot of people have been scouring the financial landscape for just such an investment . scouring Why do people need to invest? 16 17 -590 3 In April , when many of them bought their CDs , six - month certificates were yielding more than 9 % ; investors willing to look could find double - digit yields at some banks and thrifts . yielding Why were certificates yielding more than 9%? 16 17 -590 3 In April , when many of them bought their CDs , six - month certificates were yielding more than 9 % ; investors willing to look could find double - digit yields at some banks and thrifts . willing Why were some investors not willing to look for double-digit yields? 23 24 -590 3 In April , when many of them bought their CDs , six - month certificates were yielding more than 9 % ; investors willing to look could find double - digit yields at some banks and thrifts . thrifts What does 'thrifts' mean in this instance? 36 37 -590 4 Now , the nationwide average yield on a six - month CD is just under 8 % , and 8 . 5 % is about the best around . average Why is the average yield on a six-month CD under 8%? 4 5 -590 5 But investors looking for alternatives aren ' t finding it easy . aren ' t finding it easy is it really difficult? 5 11 -590 5 But investors looking for alternatives aren ' t finding it easy . alternatives What kind of alternatives? 4 5 -590 5 But investors looking for alternatives aren ' t finding it easy . easy Why are alternatives not easy to find for investors? 10 11 -590 5 But investors looking for alternatives aren ' t finding it easy . easy Why aren't they finding it easy? 10 11 -591 1 For students working in a miniature factory at the University of Missouri - Rolla , the future of American business is now . business what is the future of american business? 19 20 -591 1 For students working in a miniature factory at the University of Missouri - Rolla , the future of American business is now . miniature factory What is made in the miniature factory? 5 7 -591 2 " When our students go into industry , they will have state - of - the - art knowledge " that will affect decisions about expanding the role of robots and automated machines in the workplace , said Sema Alptekin , designer of the futuristic business laboratory . expanding the role of robots In what ways are we planning on doing this? 25 30 -591 2 " When our students go into industry , they will have state - of - the - art knowledge " that will affect decisions about expanding the role of robots and automated machines in the workplace , said Sema Alptekin , designer of the futuristic business laboratory . designer how long has she been a designer for? 41 42 -591 4 The lab , established two years ago at a cost of $ 120 , 000 , is the only project of its kind in the state , and one of the more advanced such programs in the country . $ 120 , 000 , is that cheap or expensive? 11 16 -591 4 The lab , established two years ago at a cost of $ 120 , 000 , is the only project of its kind in the state , and one of the more advanced such programs in the country . such programs in the country What exactly is the point of this project/program? 33 38 -591 4 The lab , established two years ago at a cost of $ 120 , 000 , is the only project of its kind in the state , and one of the more advanced such programs in the country . $ 120 , 000 , who funded the 120,000? 11 16 -591 5 Tom Akas of the Society of Manufacturing Engineers said Ms . Alptekin has created " a model for similar laboratories . " a model for similar laboratories What should one of these laboratories be like? 14 20 -591 5 Tom Akas of the Society of Manufacturing Engineers said Ms . Alptekin has created " a model for similar laboratories . laboratories what are the similar laboratories? 19 20 -592 1 An early morning house fire killed a woman and a firefighter who was fatally injured as he searched the house , officials said Saturday . killed How did the early morning house fire kill a women? 5 6 -592 2 Four other members of the woman ' s family were injured . Four other members which members? 0 3 -592 2 Four other members of the woman ' s family were injured . members who are the members? 2 3 -592 2 Four other members of the woman ' s family were injured . injured How were the four other members injured? 10 11 -592 2 Four other members of the woman ' s family were injured . injured How severely were they injured? 10 11 -592 3 Fire Investigator Ray Mauck said the 4 a . m . fire started in the front room of the house in northwest Wichita but he would not comment on the cause . started in the front where did it spread to? 12 16 -592 3 Fire Investigator Ray Mauck said the 4 a . m . fire started in the front room of the house in northwest Wichita but he would not comment on the cause . not Why would the Fire Investigator not comment on the cause of the fire? 26 27 -592 3 Fire Investigator Ray Mauck said the 4 a . m . fire started in the front room of the house in northwest Wichita but he would not comment on the cause . comment Why wouldn’t the fire investigator comment on the cause? 27 28 -592 4 " We are fairly sure at this time that it was an accidental fire , " he said . fairly sure is there any doubt? 3 5 -592 4 " We are fairly sure at this time that it was an accidental fire , " he said . accidental fire , " How does the fire investigator know it was an accidental fire? 12 16 -592 4 " We are fairly sure at this time that it was an accidental fire , " he said . accidental Why are they fairly sure the fire was accidental? 12 13 -592 5 Killed were Tilda Sue Price , 53 , and firefighter C . C . C . C What is C.C.'s last name? 10 13 -592 5 Killed were Tilda Sue Price , 53 , and firefighter C . C . 53 , How do they know Tilda Su Price was 53 years old? 6 8 -592 5 Killed were Tilda Sue Price , 53 , and firefighter C . C . firefighter Why was a firefighter C.C. killed? 9 10 -593 1 In the nation ' s capital , where the federal government ' s war on drugs is mapped out , young Washingtonians fighting over drugs were killing each other at a rate of more than one a day during 1988 . killing each other at a rate of more than one Who exactly was being killed at a \"rate of more than one a day\" during 1988? 26 36 -593 1 In the nation ' s capital , where the federal government ' s war on drugs is mapped out , young Washingtonians fighting over drugs were killing each other at a rate of more than one a day during 1988 . killing each other why were they killing? 26 29 -593 1 In the nation ' s capital , where the federal government ' s war on drugs is mapped out , young Washingtonians fighting over drugs were killing each other at a rate of more than one a day during 1988 . young Washingtonians fighting over drugs What caused this phenomenon? 20 25 -593 1 In the nation ' s capital , where the federal government ' s war on drugs is mapped out , young Washingtonians fighting over drugs were killing each other at a rate of more than one a day during 1988 . war on drugs is mapped out , What is the factor being mapped out? 13 20 -593 2 The District of Columbia ' s drug problems dramatize the two different Washingtons - the Capitol , the White House and other sites visited by millions of tourists each year , and the squalid neighborhoods tucked away from the traditional seats of power . squalid neighborhoods What kind of neighborhoods were these? 33 35 -593 2 The District of Columbia ' s drug problems dramatize the two different Washingtons - the Capitol , the White House and other sites visited by millions of tourists each year , and the squalid neighborhoods tucked away from the traditional seats of power . the squalid neighborhoods tucked away Why were neighborhoods being tucked away? 32 37 -593 3 There , a more vicious power struggle is contested among teens drawn to the status and money that come from selling drugs . power struggle Did the police not patrol the area? 5 7 -593 3 There , a more vicious power struggle is contested among teens drawn to the status and money that come from selling drugs . status and money is it a lot of money? 14 17 -593 3 There , a more vicious power struggle is contested among teens drawn to the status and money that come from selling drugs . teens drawn to the status and money Are these typical tendencies of teenagers? 10 17 -593 3 There , a more vicious power struggle is contested among teens drawn to the status and money that come from selling drugs . a more vicious power struggle How does this compare to the power dynamic of international countries? 2 7 -593 4 In 1988 , 371 persons had been killed in the nation ' s capital as of Dec . 30 , far surpassing the previous high total of 287 , set in 1969 . 371 persons had been killed Was there a big war with drugs in the neighborhoods that caused all these deaths? 3 8 -593 4 In 1988 , 371 persons had been killed in the nation ' s capital as of Dec . 30 , far surpassing the previous high total of 287 , set in 1969 . In 1988 , 371 persons had been killed Did this have to do with drug addiction? 0 8 -593 4 In 1988 , 371 persons had been killed in the nation ' s capital as of Dec . 30 , far surpassing the previous high total of 287 , set in 1969 . the previous high total of 287 , set in 1969 What was the cause of this previous record? 22 32 -593 5 Police blame drugs - particularly the arrival of crack cocaine for about 60 percent of the slayings . Police blame drugs Why do the police blame drugs for the killings? 0 3 -593 5 Police blame drugs - particularly the arrival of crack cocaine for about 60 percent of the slayings . slayings What contributed to the other 40% of slayings? 16 17 -593 5 Police blame drugs - particularly the arrival of crack cocaine for about 60 percent of the slayings . 60 percent of the slayings What were the reasons for the other 40 percent of slayings? 12 17 -594 1 The jury is still out on Ronald Reagan , but history is likely to regard him as an average to good president , according to some scholars of the presidency . jury is still out on Ronald Reagan , What did he do to have people question him? 1 9 -594 1 The jury is still out on Ronald Reagan , but history is likely to regard him as an average to good president , according to some scholars of the presidency . Ronald Reagan , Which years did Ronald Reagan hold the office of president? 6 9 -594 1 The jury is still out on Ronald Reagan , but history is likely to regard him as an average to good president , according to some scholars of the presidency . average to good Why would Ronald Reagan be an average to good president? 18 21 -594 1 The jury is still out on Ronald Reagan , but history is likely to regard him as an average to good president , according to some scholars of the presidency . presidency which scholars said this? 29 30 -594 1 The jury is still out on Ronald Reagan , but history is likely to regard him as an average to good president , according to some scholars of the presidency . some scholars of the presidency . Which scholars of the presidency? 25 31 -594 2 With little time left in Reagan ' s final term , The Associated Press interviewed eight presidential scholars including specialists in history , political science and social psychology . eight presidential scholars Who are these scholars? 15 18 -594 2 With little time left in Reagan ' s final term , The Associated Press interviewed eight presidential scholars including specialists in history , political science and social psychology . eight presidential scholars Which political parties did these scholars belong to? 15 18 -594 3 Their tentative verdict : Reagan will get high marks for his use of the White House pulpit to unite the country and will get credit for improving East - West relations even though Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev may have been more responsible for it than he . tentative verdict : Why is their verdict tenative? 1 4 -594 3 Their tentative verdict : Reagan will get high marks for his use of the White House pulpit to unite the country and will get credit for improving East - West relations even though Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev may have been more responsible for it than he . improving East - West relations Is East-West relations referring to The Cold War? 26 31 -594 3 Their tentative verdict : Reagan will get high marks for his use of the White House pulpit to unite the country and will get credit for improving East - West relations even though Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev may have been more responsible for it than he . may have been more responsible How would Mikhail Gorbachev be more responsible than Reagan for improving East-West relations? 37 42 -594 3 Their tentative verdict : Reagan will get high marks for his use of the White House pulpit to unite the country and will get credit for improving East - West relations even though Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev may have been more responsible for it than he . pulpit definition of this word? 16 17 -594 4 " My view is that he will be viewed by the American people as an above - average president , " said Thomas Cronin , a historian of the presidency at Colorado College who calls himself a moderate Democrat . above - average president , " Why was he an above average president? 15 21 -594 4 " My view is that he will be viewed by the American people as an above - average president , " said Thomas Cronin , a historian of the presidency at Colorado College who calls himself a moderate Democrat . moderate Democrat isnt that a centrist? 37 39 -594 5 " I think the historians and biographers will treat him a little bit more harshly , still ranking him at least an average president but not as high as the American people now do or will . " not as high as the American people now Why would the American people mark rank him high? 25 33 -594 5 " I think the historians and biographers will treat him a little bit more harshly , still ranking him at least an average president but not as high as the American people now do or will . " American people now do or will . " Why would the American people rank him higher now as opposed to earlier times? 30 38 -594 5 " I think the historians and biographers will treat him a little bit more harshly , still ranking him at least an average president but not as high as the American people now do or will . " little bit more harshly , Why would historians and scholars treat Reagan a little it more harshly? 11 16 -595 1 Uniformed men beat up Cecilio Aguilar beneath an avocado tree , marched him and two friends down a wooded path and pounded them to death with rifle butts , witnesses say . beat up why did they do that? 2 4 -595 1 Uniformed men beat up Cecilio Aguilar beneath an avocado tree , marched him and two friends down a wooded path and pounded them to death with rifle butts , witnesses say . pounded them to death Why was Cecilio Aguilar and two friends pounded to death? 21 25 -595 1 Uniformed men beat up Cecilio Aguilar beneath an avocado tree , marched him and two friends down a wooded path and pounded them to death with rifle butts , witnesses say . Uniformed men beat Why did the uniformed men beat the man to death? 0 3 -595 1 Uniformed men beat up Cecilio Aguilar beneath an avocado tree , marched him and two friends down a wooded path and pounded them to death with rifle butts , witnesses say . beat Why did they beat Cecilio and his friends to death? 2 3 -595 1 Uniformed men beat up Cecilio Aguilar beneath an avocado tree , marched him and two friends down a wooded path and pounded them to death with rifle butts , witnesses say . Uniformed men Who are they associated with? 0 2 -595 2 Leftist guerrillas captured Francisco Diaz as he was searching for three wayward cows , took him away and shot him . shot Why was Francisco Diaz shot? 18 19 -595 2 Leftist guerrillas captured Francisco Diaz as he was searching for three wayward cows , took him away and shot him . Leftist guerrillas captured Francisco Diaz Why did they capture Francisco Diaz? 0 5 -595 2 Leftist guerrillas captured Francisco Diaz as he was searching for three wayward cows , took him away and shot him . guerrillas Where are the guerrillas from? 1 2 -595 3 The killings are examples of the growing toll of politically motivated slayings in El Salvador in 1988 as both sides in a 9 - year - old civil war grow frustrated with a stalemate . politically motivated slayings How are they politically motivated? 9 12 -595 3 The killings are examples of the growing toll of politically motivated slayings in El Salvador in 1988 as both sides in a 9 - year - old civil war grow frustrated with a stalemate . war How did the civil war start? 28 29 -595 4 The Roman Catholic Church ' s Legal Aid office has counted 181 summary killings in the first 11 months of 1988 , compared with 129 in all of 1987 . The Roman Catholic Church ' s Legal Aid office Why is the Roman Catholic Church involved in the Legal Aid office? 0 9 -595 5 Catholic Archbishop Arturo Rivera Damas said during his homily Sunday that altogether 1 , 369 civilians , soldiers or leftist rebels were killed last year in military clashes , rightist death squad operations and car bombings or other terrorist acts . homily what does homily mean? 8 9 -595 5 Catholic Archbishop Arturo Rivera Damas said during his homily Sunday that altogether 1 , 369 civilians , soldiers or leftist rebels were killed last year in military clashes , rightist death squad operations and car bombings or other terrorist acts . rightist death squad operations What are rightist death squad operations? 29 33 -596 1 When a U . S . ambassador sat down with a PLO delegation for the first official meeting in 13 years , Sweden scored a triumph for a foreign policy variously described as magnanimous or meddlesome . first official meeting in 13 years , Why has it been 13 years since the last official meeting? 15 22 -596 1 When a U . S . ambassador sat down with a PLO delegation for the first official meeting in 13 years , Sweden scored a triumph for a foreign policy variously described as magnanimous or meddlesome . Sweden scored a triumph for a foreign policy What triumph did they score? 22 30 -596 1 When a U . S . ambassador sat down with a PLO delegation for the first official meeting in 13 years , Sweden scored a triumph for a foreign policy variously described as magnanimous or meddlesome . meddlesome Why was their foreign policy so badly talked about? 35 36 -596 1 When a U . S . ambassador sat down with a PLO delegation for the first official meeting in 13 years , Sweden scored a triumph for a foreign policy variously described as magnanimous or meddlesome . magnanimous or meddlesome Why is Sweden's foreign policy magnanimous and meddlesome? 33 36 -596 1 When a U . S . ambassador sat down with a PLO delegation for the first official meeting in 13 years , Sweden scored a triumph for a foreign policy variously described as magnanimous or meddlesome . magnanimous or meddlesome . Why was the foreign policy at the time seen so badly? 33 37 -596 1 When a U . S . ambassador sat down with a PLO delegation for the first official meeting in 13 years , Sweden scored a triumph for a foreign policy variously described as magnanimous or meddlesome . first Why was it the first official meeting the US and the PLO in 13 years? 15 16 -596 2 For a small country , Sweden is engaged in other people ' s troubles to a surprising degree . people ' s troubles whos troubles? 10 14 -596 2 For a small country , Sweden is engaged in other people ' s troubles to a surprising degree . surprising degree What degree are they involved? 16 18 -596 2 For a small country , Sweden is engaged in other people ' s troubles to a surprising degree . engaged in other people ' s troubles How is Sweden engaged in other people's troubles? 7 14 -596 2 For a small country , Sweden is engaged in other people ' s troubles to a surprising degree . Sweden is engaged in other people ' s troubles Why does Sweden have such a large part to play? 5 14 -596 2 For a small country , Sweden is engaged in other people ' s troubles to a surprising degree . surprising Why is it considered surprising for a small country to be engaged in international affairs? 16 17 -596 3 " Some people call it international meddling or giving unsolicited advice , " said Pierre Schori , the Cabinet secretary who is the Foreign Ministry ' s No . giving unsolicited advice , " Why does the country give so much advice to others? 8 13 -596 3 " Some people call it international meddling or giving unsolicited advice , " said Pierre Schori , the Cabinet secretary who is the Foreign Ministry ' s No . people How are these people related to Sweden or the countries they are advising? 2 3 -596 4 2 official . But Sweden sees its foreign diplomacy as central to its own well - being . sees its foreign diplomacy why do they see it that way? 5 9 -596 4 2 official . But Sweden sees its foreign diplomacy as central to its own well - being . central to its own well - being Why does Sweden see their foreign policy as so integral? 10 17 -596 4 2 official . But Sweden sees its foreign diplomacy as central to its own well - being . well - being How is Sweden defining its well-being in this context? 14 17 -596 5 " Our security has not only to do with our borders . has not only to do with our borders What else does the security have to do with? 3 11 -596 5 " Our security has not only to do with our borders . security How highly does the average Swede prioritize national security? 2 3 -597 1 Libya has secretly started producing limited quantities of chemical weapons at a plant near Tripoli and has conducted trial runs of its production equipment , U . S . officials said Tuesday . chemical weapons Why has Libya started producing chemical weapons? 8 10 -597 1 Libya has secretly started producing limited quantities of chemical weapons at a plant near Tripoli and has conducted trial runs of its production equipment , U . S . officials said Tuesday . chemical weapons What chemical weapons has Libya been producing? 8 10 -597 1 Libya has secretly started producing limited quantities of chemical weapons at a plant near Tripoli and has conducted trial runs of its production equipment , U . S . officials said Tuesday . Libya has secretly started What steps are we taking, if any to stop this? 0 4 -597 2 Libya claims the facility manufactures pharmaceuticals , not chemical weapons . claims are they lying? 1 2 -597 2 Libya claims the facility manufactures pharmaceuticals , not chemical weapons . chemical weapons How do we know Libya is really producing chemical weapons here? 8 10 -597 2 Libya claims the facility manufactures pharmaceuticals , not chemical weapons . pharmaceuticals , not chemical weapons How do we know they're lying? 5 10 -597 3 Until now , U . S . officials said Libya was on the verge of producing lethal gases but had not actually begun doing so . had not actually so which one is it? 19 22 -597 3 Until now , U . S . officials said Libya was on the verge of producing lethal gases but had not actually begun doing so . U . S . officials Which U.S. officials said this? 3 8 -597 4 " They have conducted test runs and have some limited production , " said one official , who spoke on condition of anonymity . who spoke on condition of anonymity why did he want to be anonymous? 17 23 -597 4 " They have conducted test runs and have some limited production , " said one official , who spoke on condition of anonymity . conducted test runs How does the official know Libya has conducted test runs? 3 6 -597 4 " They have conducted test runs and have some limited production , " said one official , who spoke on condition of anonymity . limited production , " How does the official know Libya has limited production of chemical weapons? 9 13 -597 4 " They have conducted test runs and have some limited production , " said one official , who spoke on condition of anonymity . conducted test runs How do the officials know they've been conducting test runs? 3 6 -597 4 " They have conducted test runs and have some limited production , " said one official , who spoke on condition of anonymity . " They Who is they? 0 2 -597 5 A similar indication was given by State Department spokesman Charles Redman , who said that if foreign companies withheld further technical help from the Libyan chemical weapons facility , " Libya would find it difficult to begin full production , and would not be able to sustain limited CW production . " foreign companies Were foreign companies providing technical help to Libya to begin with, if so, why? 16 18 -598 1 Cuban President Fidel Castro has pledged the U . S . Catholic Conference he will free the remaining 225 prisoners the Havana government has recognized as political , the Washington Post said in its Wednesday editions . 225 prisoners the why do they have so many? 18 21 -598 1 Cuban President Fidel Castro has pledged the U . S . Catholic Conference he will free the remaining 225 prisoners the Havana government has recognized as political , the Washington Post said in its Wednesday editions . free the remaining 225 prisoners Why were they imprisoned? 15 20 -598 1 Cuban President Fidel Castro has pledged the U . S . Catholic Conference he will free the remaining 225 prisoners the Havana government has recognized as political , the Washington Post said in its Wednesday editions . 225 prisoners Who are the 225 political prisoners? 18 20 -598 2 The group of prisoners include 44 the Cuban government has previously described as too dangerous to release from jail , the paper said , citing an unidentified senior Cuban official and western diplomats . too dangerous why are they so dangerous? 13 15 -598 2 The group of prisoners include 44 the Cuban government has previously described as too dangerous to release from jail , the paper said , citing an unidentified senior Cuban official and western diplomats . western diplomats Who are the diplomats? 31 33 -598 2 The group of prisoners include 44 the Cuban government has previously described as too dangerous to release from jail , the paper said , citing an unidentified senior Cuban official and western diplomats . too dangerous to release from jail , Why are they recognized in this way? 13 20 -598 2 The group of prisoners include 44 the Cuban government has previously described as too dangerous to release from jail , the paper said , citing an unidentified senior Cuban official and western diplomats . unidentified senior Cuban official Why is a US group advocating for non-citizens to be released from custody? 26 30 -598 2 The group of prisoners include 44 the Cuban government has previously described as too dangerous to release from jail , the paper said , citing an unidentified senior Cuban official and western diplomats . dangerous Why are the prisoners dangerous? 14 15 -598 3 The Catholic conference has been pressing since 1985 for the prisoners ' release , the diplomats were quoted as saying . pressing since 1985 for the prisoners ' release , Why is the Conference pressing for the prisoners' release? 5 14 -598 4 Of the 476 prisoners on the government ' s roster of those who have faced political charges , about 225 remain in jail . political charges , What types of charges were they facing? 15 18 -598 4 Of the 476 prisoners on the government ' s roster of those who have faced political charges , about 225 remain in jail . political charges , What are some of the political charges? 15 18 -598 5 Some 250 were released during 1988 . 250 were released during 1988 why during that year? 1 6 -598 5 Some 250 were released during 1988 . 250 were released Why 250 and who are they? 1 4 -599 1 The victims of Agent Orange finally will get their compensatory payments in 1989 , more than a decade after Vietnam veterans first sued the defoliant ' s makers and 16 years after the U . S . pullout from Indochina . Indochina where is indochina? 39 40 -599 1 The victims of Agent Orange finally will get their compensatory payments in 1989 , more than a decade after Vietnam veterans first sued the defoliant ' s makers and 16 years after the U . S . pullout from Indochina . decade Why did it take a decade to for the compensatory payments to be mandated? 17 18 -599 1 The victims of Agent Orange finally will get their compensatory payments in 1989 , more than a decade after Vietnam veterans first sued the defoliant ' s makers and 16 years after the U . S . pullout from Indochina . more than a decade after Why did it take so long? 14 19 -599 1 The victims of Agent Orange finally will get their compensatory payments in 1989 , more than a decade after Vietnam veterans first sued the defoliant ' s makers and 16 years after the U . S . pullout from Indochina . compensatory payments how much is the payment? 9 11 -599 2 The first payments are expected to go out in March or April . payments how much will they pay? 2 3 -599 2 The first payments are expected to go out in March or April . first How many payments will there be? 1 2 -599 3 More than 64 , 000 applications have been mailed to veterans or their families , and 2 , 000 to 3 , 000 additional veterans applied before the Jan . 1 deadline for cash benefits that will average about $ 5 , 700 . $ 5 , 700 How did they arrive at this average payment? 39 43 -599 3 More than 64 , 000 applications have been mailed to veterans or their families , and 2 , 000 to 3 , 000 additional veterans applied before the Jan . 1 deadline for cash benefits that will average about $ 5 , 700 . that will average about $ 5 , 700 Is that all they'll get for their pain and suffering? 35 43 -599 4 The money for veteran ' s payments comes from a $ 170 million fund , part of the settlement of a class - action lawsuit brought in 1978 . lawsuit Why was the lawsuit filed? 24 25 -599 4 The money for veteran ' s payments comes from a $ 170 million fund , part of the settlement of a class - action lawsuit brought in 1978 . class - action lawsuit brought in 1978 Why did it take 11 years for someone to make them pay? 21 28 -599 4 The money for veteran ' s payments comes from a $ 170 million fund , part of the settlement of a class - action lawsuit brought in 1978 . $ 170 how is this funded? by who? 10 12 -599 5 The total settlement was $ 180 million , but the fund has grown to $ 240 million with interest . $ 240 what was the interest rate? 14 16 -599 5 The total settlement was $ 180 million , but the fund has grown to $ 240 million with interest . fund Why hasn’t the fund been used? 10 11 -599 5 The total settlement was $ 180 million , but the fund has grown to $ 240 million with interest . total settlement was $ 180 million Why was it so low? So many families have suffered from exposure to Agent Orange, shouldn't the settlement have been higher? 1 7 -600 1 The Duke and Dutchess of York did not set a trend by naming their daughter Beatrice - at least not among parents who announced the birth of a child in the Times of London last year . set a trend why would it set a trend? 8 11 -600 1 The Duke and Dutchess of York did not set a trend by naming their daughter Beatrice - at least not among parents who announced the birth of a child in the Times of London last year . announced how many parents announced the birth of children 23 24 -600 1 The Duke and Dutchess of York did not set a trend by naming their daughter Beatrice - at least not among parents who announced the birth of a child in the Times of London last year . trend Why did naming their daughter Beatrice not start a trend? 10 11 -600 1 The Duke and Dutchess of York did not set a trend by naming their daughter Beatrice - at least not among parents who announced the birth of a child in the Times of London last year . naming their daughter Beatrice Why did they name her Beatrice? 12 16 -600 2 Alice and Charlotte were the most popular girls ' first names chosen by those parents , says Helen Beard , the paper ' s social editor . popular Why are Alice and Charlotte the most popular girl first names? 6 7 -600 2 Alice and Charlotte were the most popular girls ' first names chosen by those parents , says Helen Beard , the paper ' s social editor . most popular Are these popular in only London? 5 7 -600 3 " The royal birth on Aug . 8 seems to have had no effect on the commoners ' choice , at least among Times - reading parents , " she wrote on Monday . commoners ' choice , why no effect? 16 20 -600 3 " The royal birth on Aug . 8 seems to have had no effect on the commoners ' choice , at least among Times - reading parents , " she wrote on Monday . effect Why would the royal birth have any effect on commoners? 13 14 -600 3 " The royal birth on Aug . 8 seems to have had no effect on the commoners ' choice , at least among Times - reading parents , " she wrote on Monday . had no effect Why did it not have effect? 11 14 -600 4 Lists of most popular names have become a favorite feature in the paper at this time each year . each year which year was the article written? 16 18 -600 4 Lists of most popular names have become a favorite feature in the paper at this time each year . Lists of most popular names Where is the name database derived from? 0 5 -600 4 Lists of most popular names have become a favorite feature in the paper at this time each year . at this time each year Why at this time? 13 18 -600 5 One list - all - names - comprises the names that most often appear in cases where parents give their children two or more forenames . more Why do parents give their children more than two forenames? 23 24 -600 5 One list - all - names - comprises the names that most often appear in cases where parents give their children two or more forenames . two or more forenames Why are they given two or more forenames? 21 25 -601 1 The government says consumer prices rose 1 , 722 percent last year , the highest single - year mark in memory , and one economic forecasting firm predicts they will rise at more than three times that rate this year . one economic forecasting firm Who is the economic forecasting firm? 23 27 -601 1 The government says consumer prices rose 1 , 722 percent last year , the highest single - year mark in memory , and one economic forecasting firm predicts they will rise at more than three times that rate this year . rise at more than three times How will they raise? 30 36 -601 1 The government says consumer prices rose 1 , 722 percent last year , the highest single - year mark in memory , and one economic forecasting firm predicts they will rise at more than three times that rate this year . three times that rate this year Why are they expected to rise at this rate? 34 40 -601 1 The government says consumer prices rose 1 , 722 percent last year , the highest single - year mark in memory , and one economic forecasting firm predicts they will rise at more than three times that rate this year . consumer prices rose 1 , 722 percent last year , What accounts for this significant rise? 3 13 -601 1 The government says consumer prices rose 1 , 722 percent last year , the highest single - year mark in memory , and one economic forecasting firm predicts they will rise at more than three times that rate this year . firm What firm is that? 26 27 -601 1 The government says consumer prices rose 1 , 722 percent last year , the highest single - year mark in memory , and one economic forecasting firm predicts they will rise at more than three times that rate this year . rate What impact will this rise have? 37 38 -601 1 The government says consumer prices rose 1 , 722 percent last year , the highest single - year mark in memory , and one economic forecasting firm predicts they will rise at more than three times that rate this year . consumer prices Why did consumer prices rise 1722 percent? 3 5 -601 2 Economists say the rampant inflation is tied to a steep recession that weakened the economy following a growth rate of 8 . 5 percent in 1986 and of 6 . 7 percent in 1987 . rampant inflation are they researching it? 3 5 -601 2 Economists say the rampant inflation is tied to a steep recession that weakened the economy following a growth rate of 8 . 5 percent in 1986 and of 6 . 7 percent in 1987 . steep recession Why was there a recession? 9 11 -601 2 Economists say the rampant inflation is tied to a steep recession that weakened the economy following a growth rate of 8 . 5 percent in 1986 and of 6 . 7 percent in 1987 . 8 . 5 percent in 1986 and of 6 . 7 percent in 1987 What occurred in 1986 and 1987 to cause this? 20 34 -601 2 Economists say the rampant inflation is tied to a steep recession that weakened the economy following a growth rate of 8 . 5 percent in 1986 and of 6 . 7 percent in 1987 . recession What caused this recession? 10 11 -601 3 Economy Minister Carlos Rivas said last week that early estimates indicate the economy shrank 8 . 4 percent in 1988 . Minister Carlos Rivas how long has he had that job? 1 4 -601 3 Economy Minister Carlos Rivas said last week that early estimates indicate the economy shrank 8 . 4 percent in 1988 . the economy shrank 8 . 4 percent in 1988 What are some indicators that might have caused this? 11 20 -601 3 Economy Minister Carlos Rivas said last week that early estimates indicate the economy shrank 8 . 4 percent in 1988 . shrank What caused it to shrink this much? 13 14 -601 4 " We are now paying the price for two years of growth , " President Alan Garcia said recently . paying the price for two years of growth , " Why would they be paying the price for growth? 4 14 -601 4 " We are now paying the price for two years of growth , " President Alan Garcia said recently . " We are now paying the price What does \"the price\" look like, in terms of a dollar figure? 0 7 -601 5 The crisis has been marked by shortages of basic foods , such as milk , sugar and bread , and by increasing discontent among the 21 million Peruvians . discontent is there civil unrest? 22 23 -601 5 The crisis has been marked by shortages of basic foods , such as milk , sugar and bread , and by increasing discontent among the 21 million Peruvians . The crisis What caused the crisis? 0 2 -601 5 The crisis has been marked by shortages of basic foods , such as milk , sugar and bread , and by increasing discontent among the 21 million Peruvians . shortages of basic foods , Why are there shortages? 6 11 -601 5 The crisis has been marked by shortages of basic foods , such as milk , sugar and bread , and by increasing discontent among the 21 million Peruvians . shortages What is the connection between the recession and the shortages? Is there a break in the supply chain, or are people hoarding? 6 7 -601 5 The crisis has been marked by shortages of basic foods , such as milk , sugar and bread , and by increasing discontent among the 21 million Peruvians . shortages of basic foods , Why would the crisis cause shortages of basic foods? 6 11 -602 1 The Energy Department is proposing an $ 81 billion , 20 - year program to clean up and modernize the nation ' s troubled nuclear weapons production complex . production complex where is the complex? 26 28 -602 1 The Energy Department is proposing an $ 81 billion , 20 - year program to clean up and modernize the nation ' s troubled nuclear weapons production complex . clean up How are they cleaning it up? 15 17 -602 1 The Energy Department is proposing an $ 81 billion , 20 - year program to clean up and modernize the nation ' s troubled nuclear weapons production complex . Energy Department Which country id the Energy Department in? 1 3 -602 1 The Energy Department is proposing an $ 81 billion , 20 - year program to clean up and modernize the nation ' s troubled nuclear weapons production complex . nuclear how is this troubled? 24 25 -602 2 " The cost of modernization and environmental restoration will require a significant increase in funding for the next two decades , " said an Energy Department report for delivery to Congress . two decades , " why so long? 18 22 -602 2 " The cost of modernization and environmental restoration will require a significant increase in funding for the next two decades , " said an Energy Department report for delivery to Congress . an Energy Department report Who was the author of the report? 23 27 -602 2 " The cost of modernization and environmental restoration will require a significant increase in funding for the next two decades , " said an Energy Department report for delivery to Congress . funding who will be funding this? 14 15 -602 3 The $ 81 billion total includes $ 52 billion to modernize outdated facilities , some of which are more than 30 years old , while $ 29 billion would go toward efforts to deal with radioactive and chemical contamination at many sites throughout the weapons complex . radioactive and chemical contamination How did the facilities get radioactive and chemical contamination? 35 39 -602 3 The $ 81 billion total includes $ 52 billion to modernize outdated facilities , some of which are more than 30 years old , while $ 29 billion would go toward efforts to deal with radioactive and chemical contamination at many sites throughout the weapons complex . years are there any risks for it being so old? 21 22 -602 4 The long - range plan would involve building new facilities in South Carolina and Idaho as well as phasing out weapons production activities in Washington state , Colorado and Ohio . new facilities in South What kind of new facilities? 8 12 -602 4 The long - range plan would involve building new facilities in South Carolina and Idaho as well as phasing out weapons production activities in Washington state , Colorado and Ohio . phasing how would they phase this out? 18 19 -602 5 The Energy Department has refused to release any portions of the classified document , known as the " 2010 Report " because it looks ahead as far as the 2010 fiscal year . " 2010 Report " why is it known as that? 17 21 -603 1 1989 has begun for Soviets with Mikhail S . Gorbachev warning them not to expect " manna from heaven " and a multitude of signs - from barren shop shelves to astrology - heralding another hard year in the building of communism . " manna from heaven " what does that mean? 15 20 -603 1 1989 has begun for Soviets with Mikhail S . Gorbachev warning them not to expect " manna from heaven " and a multitude of signs - from barren shop shelves to astrology - heralding another hard year in the building of communism . " manna from heaven " What is manna from heaven? 15 20 -603 1 1989 has begun for Soviets with Mikhail S . Gorbachev warning them not to expect " manna from heaven " and a multitude of signs - from barren shop shelves to astrology - heralding another hard year in the building of communism . astrology Why is astrology being used as comparable to barren shops? 31 32 -603 2 Year IV of " perestroika , " Gorbachev ' s driv to refashion Soviet economy and society , will bring the first national multicandidate elections in decades , part of the his campaign for " democratization , " and continued streamlining in the economy . " perestroika , " what is perestroika? 3 7 -603 2 Year IV of " perestroika , " Gorbachev ' s driv to refashion Soviet economy and society , will bring the first national multicandidate elections in decades , part of the his campaign for " democratization , " and continued streamlining in the economy . " perestroika , " What is perestroika? 3 7 -603 2 Year IV of " perestroika , " Gorbachev ' s driv to refashion Soviet economy and society , will bring the first national multicandidate elections in decades , part of the his campaign for " democratization , " and continued streamlining in the economy . streamlining How does democratization relate to streamline the Soviet economy? 40 41 -603 4 On Sunday the Kremlin announced an export ban on goods ranging from caviar to children ' s shoes , an apparent attempt to hoard chronically scarce Soviet - made products for Soviet consumers . Kremlin who is he? 3 4 -603 4 On Sunday the Kremlin announced an export ban on goods ranging from caviar to children ' s shoes , an apparent attempt to hoard chronically scarce Soviet - made products for Soviet consumers . the Kremlin Who is the Kremlin? 2 4 -603 4 On Sunday the Kremlin announced an export ban on goods ranging from caviar to children ' s shoes , an apparent attempt to hoard chronically scarce Soviet - made products for Soviet consumers . export How does the export ban affect imported goods? 6 7 -604 1 The weather continues to be the biggest question mark for Agriculture Department economists trying to figure out where U . S . farm production may be headed in 1989 . The weather Why does the weather have this effect on farm production predictions? 0 2 -604 1 The weather continues to be the biggest question mark for Agriculture Department economists trying to figure out where U . S . farm production may be headed in 1989 . weather why is it a question? 1 2 -604 1 The weather continues to be the biggest question mark for Agriculture Department economists trying to figure out where U . S . farm production may be headed in 1989 . weather How does the weather affect farm production? 1 2 -604 1 The weather continues to be the biggest question mark for Agriculture Department economists trying to figure out where U . S . farm production may be headed in 1989 . weather How was the weather in 1989? 1 2 -604 1 The weather continues to be the biggest question mark for Agriculture Department economists trying to figure out where U . S . farm production may be headed in 1989 . biggest question mark why is it the biggest question mark 6 9 -604 2 For example , most analysts say the historical record shows little chance that the devastating drought of 1988 - which shriveled crop production by 30 percent - will repeat this year . the historical record How does the historical record disprove this? 6 9 -604 2 For example , most analysts say the historical record shows little chance that the devastating drought of 1988 - which shriveled crop production by 30 percent - will repeat this year . devastating drought Did the drought occur all over the United States? 14 16 -604 3 But the drought ' s effects are still apparent in much of the land , where subsoil moisture has yet to recover . subsoil moisture what is subsoil? 16 18 -604 3 But the drought ' s effects are still apparent in much of the land , where subsoil moisture has yet to recover . subsoil moisture How can subsoil moisture be measured and what does it tell you? 16 18 -604 3 But the drought ' s effects are still apparent in much of the land , where subsoil moisture has yet to recover . subsoil moisture How long does it take for subsoil moisture to recover after experiencing a drought? 16 18 -604 4 And even long - shot odds of the 1988 heat and drought repeating are causing USDA economists a few nightmares . a few nightmares . Why do they still have these fears if the historical record shows little chance of it repeating? 17 21 -604 4 And even long - shot odds of the 1988 heat and drought repeating are causing USDA economists a few nightmares . nightmares what kind of nightmares? 19 20 -604 4 And even long - shot odds of the 1988 heat and drought repeating are causing USDA economists a few nightmares . nightmares What concerns do the economists have if the drought and heat repeats? 19 20 -604 4 And even long - shot odds of the 1988 heat and drought repeating are causing USDA economists a few nightmares . drought repeating What is the percentage of the heat and drought repeating? 11 13 -604 5 The uncertainties are important as the economists look at all crop prospects , but they are particularly vital for feed grains and how this year ' s output might affect livestock producers . livestock producers How will the output changes effect livestock producers? 30 32 -604 5 The uncertainties are important as the economists look at all crop prospects , but they are particularly vital for feed grains and how this year ' s output might affect livestock producers . feed grains Why are crop prospects vital for feed grains? 19 21 -604 5 The uncertainties are important as the economists look at all crop prospects , but they are particularly vital for feed grains and how this year ' s output might affect livestock producers . feed grains Why are feed grains particularly affected? 19 21 -604 5 The uncertainties are important as the economists look at all crop prospects , but they are particularly vital for feed grains and how this year ' s output might affect livestock producers . livestock producers How do the crop prospects impact on livestock producers? 30 32 -604 5 The uncertainties are important as the economists look at all crop prospects , but they are particularly vital for feed grains and how this year ' s output might affect livestock producers . affect How might the output affect livestock producers? 29 30 -605 1 Handcuffed by public refusal to accept a speed limit on the autobahns , West German lawmakers have issued a compromise order to curb rising accident rates . accident rates What is the accident rate? 24 26 -605 2 It is now the law that drivers must be polite . must be polite what is the punishment if they aren't? 7 10 -605 2 It is now the law that drivers must be polite . drivers must be polite How can this be enforced? 6 10 -605 3 Aggression in the form of dangerously high speeds and daredevil maneuvers accounted for many of the 400 , 000 injury - causing accidents in West Germany in 1988 , according to police and automobile club statistics . 400 , 000 injury - causing are there fatalities too? 16 22 -605 3 Aggression in the form of dangerously high speeds and daredevil maneuvers accounted for many of the 400 , 000 injury - causing accidents in West Germany in 1988 , according to police and automobile club statistics . 400 , 000 injury - causing how many fatal injuries? 16 22 -605 4 The revised rules that took effect Sunday include a prohibition against blinking headlights to pressure slower drivers to move to the right , as well as a finder ' s - keeper ' s policy on parking spaces , which are at a premium in most cities . finder ' s - keeper ' s policy What is a \"finder's-keeper's policy\"? 27 35 -605 5 A nation renowned for its fast cars and frustrated drivers , West Germany has more traffic volume than any nation in Europe . West Germany what about east germanY? 11 13 -605 5 A nation renowned for its fast cars and frustrated drivers , West Germany has more traffic volume than any nation in Europe . traffic volume What is West Germany's traffic volume? 15 17 -606 1 Curbing future use of chemical weapons , not judging events in the past , is the purpose of a meeting of more than 140 countries beginning this weekend , Foreign Minister Roland Dumas said Wednesday . Roland Dumas what are his credentials? 31 33 -606 1 Curbing future use of chemical weapons , not judging events in the past , is the purpose of a meeting of more than 140 countries beginning this weekend , Foreign Minister Roland Dumas said Wednesday . Foreign Minister What country is Roland Dumas the Foreign Minister of? 29 31 -606 1 Curbing future use of chemical weapons , not judging events in the past , is the purpose of a meeting of more than 140 countries beginning this weekend , Foreign Minister Roland Dumas said Wednesday . 140 countries What countries are these? 23 25 -606 1 Curbing future use of chemical weapons , not judging events in the past , is the purpose of a meeting of more than 140 countries beginning this weekend , Foreign Minister Roland Dumas said Wednesday . judging Why are they avoiding judging events in the past? 8 9 -606 1 Curbing future use of chemical weapons , not judging events in the past , is the purpose of a meeting of more than 140 countries beginning this weekend , Foreign Minister Roland Dumas said Wednesday . purpose Why is curbing future chemical weapons the purpose of the meeting? 16 17 -606 2 But the United States is widely expected to make an issue of its allegations that Libya has built a large chemical weapons plant . built a large in what city? 17 20 -606 2 But the United States is widely expected to make an issue of its allegations that Libya has built a large chemical weapons plant . United States is widely expected to make an issue Why do people expect the US to make an issue? 2 11 -606 2 But the United States is widely expected to make an issue of its allegations that Libya has built a large chemical weapons plant . expected Why is the United States expected to make an issue of Libya's large chemical weapons plant? 6 7 -606 2 But the United States is widely expected to make an issue of its allegations that Libya has built a large chemical weapons plant . allegations How does the United States know Libya has built a large chemical weapons plant? 13 14 -606 3 The conference , opening Saturday , follows the downing of two Libyan jet fighters by U . S . Navy planes on Wednesday . downing Why did the U.S. Navy down two Libyan jet fighters? 8 9 -606 3 The conference , opening Saturday , follows the downing of two Libyan jet fighters by U . S . Navy planes on Wednesday . downing How were the Libyan jet fighters downed? 8 9 -606 3 The conference , opening Saturday , follows the downing of two Libyan jet fighters by U . S . Navy planes on Wednesday . two Why were two Libyan jet fighters downed? 10 11 -606 4 The conference also may become a forum for disputes between Iran and Iraq , following Iraq ' s use of chemical weapons in the eight - year Persian Gulf war . eight - year Persian was it really that long? 24 28 -606 4 The conference also may become a forum for disputes between Iran and Iraq , following Iraq ' s use of chemical weapons in the eight - year Persian Gulf war . Iraq ' s use of chemical weapons What chemical weapons did they use? 15 22 -606 4 The conference also may become a forum for disputes between Iran and Iraq , following Iraq ' s use of chemical weapons in the eight - year Persian Gulf war . disputes Why did Iraq use chemical weapons in the Persian Gulf war? 8 9 -606 4 The conference also may become a forum for disputes between Iran and Iraq , following Iraq ' s use of chemical weapons in the eight - year Persian Gulf war . use How did Iraq use chemical weapons during the Persian Gulf war? 18 19 -606 4 The conference also may become a forum for disputes between Iran and Iraq , following Iraq ' s use of chemical weapons in the eight - year Persian Gulf war . conference What conference are they talking about? 1 2 -606 5 Iraq said it used chemical weapons after Iran did , but Iran has denied using them . after How does Iraq know Iran used chemical weapons first? 6 7 -607 1 Cuban President Fidel Castro on Wednesday said the first of 3 , 000 Cuban troops in Angola will return home Tuesday , the official Prensa Latina news agency reported . will return Why are the Cuban troops returning to Cuba from Angola? 17 19 -607 1 Cuban President Fidel Castro on Wednesday said the first of 3 , 000 Cuban troops in Angola will return home Tuesday , the official Prensa Latina news agency reported . Angola what were they doing in angola? 16 17 -607 1 Cuban President Fidel Castro on Wednesday said the first of 3 , 000 Cuban troops in Angola will return home Tuesday , the official Prensa Latina news agency reported . in Angola Why were Cuban troops in Angloa? 15 17 -607 1 Cuban President Fidel Castro on Wednesday said the first of 3 , 000 Cuban troops in Angola will return home Tuesday , the official Prensa Latina news agency reported . Cuban troops How long have Cuban troops been in Angola? 13 15 -607 2 Castro also warned that a plan to cut the number of U . N . peacekeeping troops in neighboring Namibia would permit South Africa to install a puppet government in that country , also known as South - West Africa . puppet government What is a puppet government? 27 29 -607 2 Castro also warned that a plan to cut the number of U . N . peacekeeping troops in neighboring Namibia would permit South Africa to install a puppet government in that country , also known as South - West Africa . puppet government what is a puppet government? 27 29 -607 2 Castro also warned that a plan to cut the number of U . N . peacekeeping troops in neighboring Namibia would permit South Africa to install a puppet government in that country , also known as South - West Africa . U . N . peacekeeping troops How long have U.N. peacekeeping troops been in Namibia? 11 17 -607 3 " We will fulfill our obligations before the first of April , " Castro said in a dispatch monitored in Mexico City . April , " which year was it? 10 13 -607 3 " We will fulfill our obligations before the first of April , " Castro said in a dispatch monitored in Mexico City . our obligations What were the obligations Castro and Cuba had? 4 6 -607 4 He was referring to the deadline for the pullout of the first 3 , 000 Cuban troops from Angola under a U . S . - brokered peace accord . U . S . - brokered peace accord What were the specifics of the peace accord? 21 29 -607 4 He was referring to the deadline for the pullout of the first 3 , 000 Cuban troops from Angola under a U . S . - brokered peace accord . He Who is he? 0 1 -607 5 Angola , Cuba and South Africa signed a treaty Dec . 22 calling for the withdrawal of the 50 , 000 - strong Cuban force from Angola within 30 months , half of them by Nov . 1 . Angola Does Angola have it's own military force? 0 1 -608 1 Florence Ryder , chairman of the board of the Times Journal Co . which publishes the Army Times and other suburban Journal newspapers , died of a heart attack Wednesday at her home here . Wednesday in what year? 29 30 -608 1 Florence Ryder , chairman of the board of the Times Journal Co . which publishes the Army Times and other suburban Journal newspapers , died of a heart attack Wednesday at her home here . here Where is here? 33 34 -608 1 Florence Ryder , chairman of the board of the Times Journal Co . which publishes the Army Times and other suburban Journal newspapers , died of a heart attack Wednesday at her home here . died of a heart attack How old was Ryder? 24 29 -608 1 Florence Ryder , chairman of the board of the Times Journal Co . which publishes the Army Times and other suburban Journal newspapers , died of a heart attack Wednesday at her home here . chairman of the board How long was she chairman for? 3 7 -608 2 She was 88 . Mrs . Ryder was the widow of Melvin Ryder , who in 1940 founded the Army Times , and she had been in the management of the company from its inception . management What was her role in the company? 28 29 -608 2 She was 88 . Mrs . Ryder was the widow of Melvin Ryder , who in 1940 founded the Army Times , and she had been in the management of the company from its inception . Army Times , What type of publication is the Army Times? 19 22 -608 3 She had been chairman of the board since he died in 1979 . She had what year is it now? 0 2 -608 3 She had been chairman of the board since he died in 1979 . board How did the board handle this news? 6 7 -608 3 She had been chairman of the board since he died in 1979 . he died in 1979 How did he die? 8 12 -608 4 The company , which became the Times Journal Co . in 1984 , now includes five suburban daily newspapers in the Washington area : the Montgomery , Prince George ' s , Fairfax , Arlington and Alexandria Journals , with a combined circulation of 150 , 000 . 150 , 000 Is the combined circulation of 150,000 in print or online subscriptions? 44 47 -608 4 The company , which became the Times Journal Co . in 1984 , now includes five suburban daily newspapers in the Washington area : the Montgomery , Prince George ' s , Fairfax , Arlington and Alexandria Journals , with a combined circulation of 150 , 000 . Times Journal Co Why did it become Times Journal Co? 6 9 -608 5 It also includes The Prince William Journal , a weekly with a circulation of 26 , 000 , and six semi - weekly newspapers in the suburban San Diego area . suburban where is that? 26 27 -608 5 It also includes The Prince William Journal , a weekly with a circulation of 26 , 000 , and six semi - weekly newspapers in the suburban San Diego area . area Is this only published in the San Diego area? 29 30 -608 5 It also includes The Prince William Journal , a weekly with a circulation of 26 , 000 , and six semi - weekly newspapers in the suburban San Diego area . The Prince William Journal , What type of publication is the Print William Journal? What does it focus on? 3 8 -609 1 U . S . Navy jet fighters shot down two Libyan MiG - 23 jets Wednesday after the Americans were approached at high speed in what Defense Secretary Frank C . Carlucci called " a hostile manner " in international airspace over the Mediterranean Sea . hostile manner " was it a mistake? 35 38 -609 1 U . S . Navy jet fighters shot down two Libyan MiG - 23 jets Wednesday after the Americans were approached at high speed in what Defense Secretary Frank C . Carlucci called " a hostile manner " in international airspace over the Mediterranean Sea . approached at high speed Why were they approached at high speed? 20 24 -609 1 U . S . Navy jet fighters shot down two Libyan MiG - 23 jets Wednesday after the Americans were approached at high speed in what Defense Secretary Frank C . Carlucci called " a hostile manner " in international airspace over the Mediterranean Sea . " a hostile manner " Why were they approached in a hostile manner? 33 38 -609 1 U . S . Navy jet fighters shot down two Libyan MiG - 23 jets Wednesday after the Americans were approached at high speed in what Defense Secretary Frank C . Carlucci called " a hostile manner " in international airspace over the Mediterranean Sea . Libyan What were they doing that? 10 11 -609 2 Carlucci said the two American F - 14 Tomcat jets acted solely in self - defense . self - defense did anyone die? 13 16 -609 2 Carlucci said the two American F - 14 Tomcat jets acted solely in self - defense . self - defense Why did only two American F-14s act solely? 13 16 -609 2 Carlucci said the two American F - 14 Tomcat jets acted solely in self - defense . self - defense Were they shot at and had to defend themselves or just nervous at responded? 13 16 -609 3 Based on preliminary reports , the Soviet - built Libyan jets activated their weapon - targeting radar before the U . S . jets opened fire with their air - to - air missiles , he said . activated their weapon - targeting radar before How do we know or how can we tell that they activated their weapons first? 11 18 -609 3 Based on preliminary reports , the Soviet - built Libyan jets activated their weapon - targeting radar before the U . S . jets opened fire with their air - to - air missiles , he said . activated How can they prove that? 11 12 -609 4 Carlucci denied that the jets , assigned to the aircraft carrier USS John F . Kennedy , were airborne to participate in a military strike on a disputed chemical weapons production plant inside Libya . weapons production plant what weapons are they making? 29 32 -609 4 Carlucci denied that the jets , assigned to the aircraft carrier USS John F . Kennedy , were airborne to participate in a military strike on a disputed chemical weapons production plant inside Libya . Carlucci denied that the jets , Why did Carlucci deny? 0 6 -609 4 Carlucci denied that the jets , assigned to the aircraft carrier USS John F . Kennedy , were airborne to participate in a military strike on a disputed chemical weapons production plant inside Libya . participate in a military strike What were the US jets doing airborne if they weren't participating in a military strike? 20 25 -609 5 President Reagan now oppposes a U . S . military strike against the plant because it would cause an international furor that might harm other U . S . interests , the Washington Post reported in Thursday ' s editions . international furor Why would a U.S. military strike against the plant cause an international furor? 19 21 -609 5 President Reagan now oppposes a U . S . military strike against the plant because it would cause an international furor that might harm other U . S . interests , the Washington Post reported in Thursday ' s editions . now oppposes Did the president not oppose a U.S. military strike before the jets were shot down? 2 4 -610 1 Two masked men claiming to be Red Brigades terrorists shot and wounded the assistant director of a prison after trying to seize him , authorities said . Red Who are the Red Brigades? 6 7 -610 1 Two masked men claiming to be Red Brigades terrorists shot and wounded the assistant director of a prison after trying to seize him , authorities said . director Why was the assistant director targeted? 14 15 -610 1 Two masked men claiming to be Red Brigades terrorists shot and wounded the assistant director of a prison after trying to seize him , authorities said . masked Why were the men wearing masks? 1 2 -610 1 Two masked men claiming to be Red Brigades terrorists shot and wounded the assistant director of a prison after trying to seize him , authorities said . shot why did the terrorists shoot and wound the assistant director of a prison? 9 10 -610 1 Two masked men claiming to be Red Brigades terrorists shot and wounded the assistant director of a prison after trying to seize him , authorities said . seize Why did the terrorists try to seize the director of a prison? 21 22 -610 1 Two masked men claiming to be Red Brigades terrorists shot and wounded the assistant director of a prison after trying to seize him , authorities said . seize Why were the Red Brigades terrorists trying to seize the assistant prison director? 21 22 -610 2 Egidio de Luca was returning to his home near Tivoli , about 30 miles northeast of Rome , on Tuesday night the two men blocked his path , police said . Egidio de Luca who is he? 0 3 -610 2 Egidio de Luca was returning to his home near Tivoli , about 30 miles northeast of Rome , on Tuesday night the two men blocked his path , police said . Tivoli , Where is Tivoli? 9 11 -610 2 Egidio de Luca was returning to his home near Tivoli , about 30 miles northeast of Rome , on Tuesday night the two men blocked his path , police said . blocked How did the two men block his path? 24 25 -610 3 The assailants , armed with pistols , identified themselves as members of the " New Red Brigades of the Fighting Communist Party " and tried to grab de Luca , they said . Fighting Communist Party " is that a real group? 19 23 -610 3 The assailants , armed with pistols , identified themselves as members of the " New Red Brigades of the Fighting Communist Party " and tried to grab de Luca , they said . Luca , What does he have to do with the communist party? 28 30 -610 3 The assailants , armed with pistols , identified themselves as members of the " New Red Brigades of the Fighting Communist Party " and tried to grab de Luca , they said . identified How did the assailants identified themselves as members of the New Red Brigades of the Fighting Communist Party? 7 8 -610 3 The assailants , armed with pistols , identified themselves as members of the " New Red Brigades of the Fighting Communist Party " and tried to grab de Luca , they said . grab How did they try to grab de Luca? 26 27 -610 3 The assailants , armed with pistols , identified themselves as members of the " New Red Brigades of the Fighting Communist Party " and tried to grab de Luca , they said . identified Why did the assailants identify themselves so explicitly and specifically? 7 8 -610 4 When he reached for his gun , the men shot him in the thigh , police said . thigh , did they only want to injure him? 13 15 -610 4 When he reached for his gun , the men shot him in the thigh , police said . thigh , Why was he being targeted? 13 15 -610 4 When he reached for his gun , the men shot him in the thigh , police said . thigh , Why did he shoot him in the thigh? 13 15 -610 5 A bodyguard following de Luca then started shooting at the assailants , who fled to a nearby car and escaped . car What was the car? 17 18 -610 5 A bodyguard following de Luca then started shooting at the assailants , who fled to a nearby car and escaped . fled How were they able to flee when the bodyguard was shooting at them? 13 14 -610 5 A bodyguard following de Luca then started shooting at the assailants , who fled to a nearby car and escaped . escaped How were they able to escape with a car? 19 20 -610 5 A bodyguard following de Luca then started shooting at the assailants , who fled to a nearby car and escaped . bodyguard Why didn’t the bodyguard intercede sooner? 1 2 -611 1 Director Steven Spielberg , a long - time lover of animated cartoons , is joining forces with Warner Bros . for a new television version of Warner ' s famous " Merrie Melodies , " to be called " Tiny Tunes . " lover of animated cartoons , What cartoons are his favourites? 8 13 -611 1 Director Steven Spielberg , a long - time lover of animated cartoons , is joining forces with Warner Bros . for a new television version of Warner ' s famous " Merrie Melodies , " to be called " Tiny Tunes . " " Tiny Tunes Why are they changing the name to \"Tiny Tunes\"? 38 41 -611 1 Director Steven Spielberg , a long - time lover of animated cartoons , is joining forces with Warner Bros . for a new television version of Warner ' s famous " Merrie Melodies , " to be called " Tiny Tunes . " cartoons , Which cartoons does he love? 11 13 -611 2 " These will be offspring of the famous Warner Bros . cartoons , such as Bugs Bunny , Porky Pig and Sylvester the Cat , " Spielberg said at a news conference Wednesday . offspring who will they be? 4 5 -611 2 " These will be offspring of the famous Warner Bros . cartoons , such as Bugs Bunny , Porky Pig and Sylvester the Cat , " Spielberg said at a news conference Wednesday . news conference Where was the news conference? 30 32 -611 3 " But I don ' t know if they will be actually sons and daughters . actually sons and daughters could they be cousins? 11 15 -611 3 " But I don ' t know if they will be actually sons and daughters . sons and daughters What kind of offpsring would it be then? 12 15 -611 3 " But I don ' t know if they will be actually sons and daughters . sons and daughters Who would they be sons and daughters of? 12 15 -611 5 " " Tiny Tunes " will be produced jointly by Spielberg and Warner Bros . and will be distributed for syndicated television by Lorimar Telepictures Corp . for the fall season of 1990 . " Tiny Tunes " are they all baby characters? 1 5 -612 1 Eastern Europeans searching each other ' s stores for bargains in Soviet caviar , Czech auto parts and Bulgarian sportswear have set off an unprecedented " customs war " in the communist bloc . Eastern Europeans all of them? 0 2 -612 1 Eastern Europeans searching each other ' s stores for bargains in Soviet caviar , Czech auto parts and Bulgarian sportswear have set off an unprecedented " customs war " in the communist bloc . unprecedented " customs war " Why has it never happened before? 24 29 -612 1 Eastern Europeans searching each other ' s stores for bargains in Soviet caviar , Czech auto parts and Bulgarian sportswear have set off an unprecedented " customs war " in the communist bloc . " customs war " What is a customs war? 25 29 -612 1 Eastern Europeans searching each other ' s stores for bargains in Soviet caviar , Czech auto parts and Bulgarian sportswear have set off an unprecedented " customs war " in the communist bloc . Czech auto parts Why this product specifically? 14 17 -612 1 Eastern Europeans searching each other ' s stores for bargains in Soviet caviar , Czech auto parts and Bulgarian sportswear have set off an unprecedented " customs war " in the communist bloc . Bulgarian sportswear How does this product correlate with auto parts? 18 20 -612 2 The new Soviet freedom to travel and relaxations on travel throughout much of Eastern Europe lie behind the East ' s trade skirmishes and new trends in bargain hunting both east and west . bargain hunting what do they buy? 27 29 -612 2 The new Soviet freedom to travel and relaxations on travel throughout much of Eastern Europe lie behind the East ' s trade skirmishes and new trends in bargain hunting both east and west . relaxations on travel What are they allowed and not allowed to do travel wise? 7 10 -612 2 The new Soviet freedom to travel and relaxations on travel throughout much of Eastern Europe lie behind the East ' s trade skirmishes and new trends in bargain hunting both east and west . trade skirmishes Who were the East's trade skirmishes with? 21 23 -612 3 The first salvo was fired by Czechoslovakia , which on Nov . 15 gave its Warsaw Pact allies only 24 hours notice that it was banning the export of 80 consumer items , including toilet paper , children ' s clothes , cars and car parts , bananas and chocolate . salvo what is a salvo? 2 3 -612 3 The first salvo was fired by Czechoslovakia , which on Nov . 15 gave its Warsaw Pact allies only 24 hours notice that it was banning the export of 80 consumer items , including toilet paper , children ' s clothes , cars and car parts , bananas and chocolate . banning the export of 80 consumer items , Why did they ban exports of these? 25 33 -612 3 The first salvo was fired by Czechoslovakia , which on Nov . 15 gave its Warsaw Pact allies only 24 hours notice that it was banning the export of 80 consumer items , including toilet paper , children ' s clothes , cars and car parts , bananas and chocolate . Warsaw Pact What is the Warsaw Pact? 15 17 -612 3 The first salvo was fired by Czechoslovakia , which on Nov . 15 gave its Warsaw Pact allies only 24 hours notice that it was banning the export of 80 consumer items , including toilet paper , children ' s clothes , cars and car parts , bananas and chocolate . 80 consumer items , Why were these items specifically targeted in the export ban? 29 33 -612 3 The first salvo was fired by Czechoslovakia , which on Nov . 15 gave its Warsaw Pact allies only 24 hours notice that it was banning the export of 80 consumer items , including toilet paper , children ' s clothes , cars and car parts , bananas and chocolate . banning Why did Czechoslovakia ban the export of these consumer goods? 25 26 -612 4 Czechoslovak officials explained the sudden action with the need to protect their own consumers , who are used to a relatively cozy standard of living that the Prague government is finding harder to maintain as the economy stagnates . as the economy stagnates Why is the economy stagnating? 34 38 -612 4 Czechoslovak officials explained the sudden action with the need to protect their own consumers , who are used to a relatively cozy standard of living that the Prague government is finding harder to maintain as the economy stagnates . stagnates Why is the Czech economy stagnating? 37 38 -612 5 East Germany , whose 17 million citizens frequently journey to Czechoslovakia as the only nation they can visit without a visa , swiftly fired back a reply . back a reply what was the reply? 24 27 -612 5 East Germany , whose 17 million citizens frequently journey to Czechoslovakia as the only nation they can visit without a visa , swiftly fired back a reply . as the only nation they can visit Why is Czechoslovakia the only nation East Germany can visit? 11 18 -612 5 East Germany , whose 17 million citizens frequently journey to Czechoslovakia as the only nation they can visit without a visa , swiftly fired back a reply . Czechoslovakia Why is Czechoslovakia the only nation East Germans can visit without a visa? 10 11 -613 1 The head of the Food and Drug Administration says the number of applications for new drug approvals is doubling every year , a pace that threatens to choke the agency ' s ability to pass judgment on them . The head of the Food and Drug Administration Who is the head of the food and drug administration? 0 8 -613 1 The head of the Food and Drug Administration says the number of applications for new drug approvals is doubling every year , a pace that threatens to choke the agency ' s ability to pass judgment on them . doubling every year , Why is the number of applications for new drug approvals doubling every year? 18 22 -613 1 The head of the Food and Drug Administration says the number of applications for new drug approvals is doubling every year , a pace that threatens to choke the agency ' s ability to pass judgment on them . ability to pass judgment on them Why aren't they able to get a budget increase to hire more staff to help? 32 38 -613 2 " We cannot do this with smoke and mirrors , " FDA Commissioner Frank E . Young on Wednesday told a panel of researchers looking for ways to speed approval of drugs for treating cancer and AIDS . speed approval How is this slow approval process affecting people's lives? 28 30 -613 3 Young said the FDA is receiving an average of 10 applications each month requesting permission to begin clinical trials for a new drug , the first step in getting the drug approved for prescription use by the public . 10 applications each month Why does it take so long to approve an application? 9 13 -613 4 The monthly total has doubled every year since 1984 , he said . doubled every year how are they able to double it? 4 7 -613 4 The monthly total has doubled every year since 1984 , he said . doubled Why has it doubled each year? 4 5 -613 5 Unless the agency gets more staff , " the whole ship is going to sink , " Young said after his presentation . going to sink , " how soon will it sink? 12 17 -613 5 Unless the agency gets more staff , " the whole ship is going to sink , " Young said after his presentation . Unless the agency gets more staff , What is the hold up with getting more staff? 0 7 -613 5 Unless the agency gets more staff , " the whole ship is going to sink , " Young said after his presentation . " the whole ship is going to sink , " What are the implications of \"the whole ship\" sinking? 7 17 -614 1 The Congressional Budget Office says slashing next year ' s federal deficit is going to be a more formidable job than Reagan administration officials and aides to President - elect Bush realize . formidable job Why is slashing the federal deficit a formidable job? 18 20 -614 1 The Congressional Budget Office says slashing next year ' s federal deficit is going to be a more formidable job than Reagan administration officials and aides to President - elect Bush realize . slashing Why is the Congressional Budget Office slashing next year's federal deficit? 5 6 -614 1 The Congressional Budget Office says slashing next year ' s federal deficit is going to be a more formidable job than Reagan administration officials and aides to President - elect Bush realize . formidable How is it going to be more formidable? 18 19 -614 1 The Congressional Budget Office says slashing next year ' s federal deficit is going to be a more formidable job than Reagan administration officials and aides to President - elect Bush realize . realize Why do they not realize how formidable it is? 31 32 -614 2 The budget office , in a report released Wednesday , said the fiscal 1990 deficit will be $ 141 billion unless new taxes or spending cuts are instituted . Wednesday , of which year? 8 10 -614 2 The budget office , in a report released Wednesday , said the fiscal 1990 deficit will be $ 141 billion unless new taxes or spending cuts are instituted . deficit Why will the deficit be $141 billion? 14 15 -614 2 The budget office , in a report released Wednesday , said the fiscal 1990 deficit will be $ 141 billion unless new taxes or spending cuts are instituted . spending How does spending affect the deficit? 24 25 -614 2 The budget office , in a report released Wednesday , said the fiscal 1990 deficit will be $ 141 billion unless new taxes or spending cuts are instituted . instituted How are the cuts going to be instituted? 27 28 -614 3 The Reagan administration has estimated next year ' s red ink at a more manageable $ 127 billion . red Why is the ink red? 9 10 -614 3 The Reagan administration has estimated next year ' s red ink at a more manageable $ 127 billion . manageable Why will next year's red ink be more manageable? 14 15 -614 3 The Reagan administration has estimated next year ' s red ink at a more manageable $ 127 billion . estimated How was the estimation concluded? 4 5 -614 4 The numbers presented by the non - partisan congressional agency , if accurate , would make it even more difficult for Bush and Congress to meet the Gramm - Rudman balanced budget law ' s 1990 deficit target of $ 100 billion . non - partisan congressional agency , what does nonpartisan mean? 5 11 -614 4 The numbers presented by the non - partisan congressional agency , if accurate , would make it even more difficult for Bush and Congress to meet the Gramm - Rudman balanced budget law ' s 1990 deficit target of $ 100 billion . accurate , How will they know if it is accurate? 12 14 -614 4 The numbers presented by the non - partisan congressional agency , if accurate , would make it even more difficult for Bush and Congress to meet the Gramm - Rudman balanced budget law ' s 1990 deficit target of $ 100 billion . difficult Why will it be more difficult for Bush and Congress to meet the $100 billion deficit target? 19 20 -614 5 Under that law , if the government fails to come within $ 10 billion of the deficit target , spending cuts are automatically triggered in a range of domestic and defense programs until the goal is achieved . domestic Which domestic programs would be affected by automatic spending cuts? 28 29 -614 5 Under that law , if the government fails to come within $ 10 billion of the deficit target , spending cuts are automatically triggered in a range of domestic and defense programs until the goal is achieved . domestic and defense programs is it a good idea to do that? 28 32 -614 5 Under that law , if the government fails to come within $ 10 billion of the deficit target , spending cuts are automatically triggered in a range of domestic and defense programs until the goal is achieved . fails Why is the government failing to come within $10 billion of its deficit target? 7 8 -614 5 Under that law , if the government fails to come within $ 10 billion of the deficit target , spending cuts are automatically triggered in a range of domestic and defense programs until the goal is achieved . cuts How do the cuts affect the programs? 20 21 -614 5 Under that law , if the government fails to come within $ 10 billion of the deficit target , spending cuts are automatically triggered in a range of domestic and defense programs until the goal is achieved . goal Why is reaching the goal necessary? 34 35 -614 5 Under that law , if the government fails to come within $ 10 billion of the deficit target , spending cuts are automatically triggered in a range of domestic and defense programs until the goal is achieved . range of domestic and defense programs What kind of domestic and defense programs? 26 32 -615 1 The family of a Belfast man held hostage in Beirut marked his 1 , 000th day in captivity with a vigil outside city hall . Beirut Where is Beirut? 9 10 -615 1 The family of a Belfast man held hostage in Beirut marked his 1 , 000th day in captivity with a vigil outside city hall . Belfast Where is Belfast? 4 5 -615 1 The family of a Belfast man held hostage in Beirut marked his 1 , 000th day in captivity with a vigil outside city hall . city hall Which city's city hall? 22 24 -615 1 The family of a Belfast man held hostage in Beirut marked his 1 , 000th day in captivity with a vigil outside city hall . hostage Why is the Belfast man being held hostage in Beirut? 7 8 -615 1 The family of a Belfast man held hostage in Beirut marked his 1 , 000th day in captivity with a vigil outside city hall . in captivity Why is he in captivity? 16 18 -615 1 The family of a Belfast man held hostage in Beirut marked his 1 , 000th day in captivity with a vigil outside city hall . hostage how was he captured? 7 8 -615 2 Brian Keenan , a teacher with dual British and Irish nationality , was kidnapped April 11 , 1986 on his way to the American University in Beirut , where he had just begun to work . Brian Keenan , what does he do for work? 0 3 -615 2 Brian Keenan , a teacher with dual British and Irish nationality , was kidnapped April 11 , 1986 on his way to the American University in Beirut , where he had just begun to work . kidnapped How was Brian Keenan kidnapped? 13 14 -615 2 Brian Keenan , a teacher with dual British and Irish nationality , was kidnapped April 11 , 1986 on his way to the American University in Beirut , where he had just begun to work . where he had just begun to work Why did he choose to work in such a dangerous area? 28 35 -615 2 Brian Keenan , a teacher with dual British and Irish nationality , was kidnapped April 11 , 1986 on his way to the American University in Beirut , where he had just begun to work . he had just begun to work . why would he take a job in Beirut? 29 36 -615 3 " If we forget , the world forgets , " said his sister , Brenda Gillham , who stood outside the city hall with three other family members during Wednesday ' s vigil . we forget , how would she forget? 2 5 -615 3 " If we forget , the world forgets , " said his sister , Brenda Gillham , who stood outside the city hall with three other family members during Wednesday ' s vigil . three other family members Which other family memebers? 24 28 -615 3 " If we forget , the world forgets , " said his sister , Brenda Gillham , who stood outside the city hall with three other family members during Wednesday ' s vigil . three other family members were his parents there? is he still alive? 24 28 -615 4 " We must keep the fight going . " She said the vigil was both for the family members and to " ask governments : How many more days can a normal human being take ? being take until what? 33 34 -615 4 " We must keep the fight going . " She said the vigil was both for the family members and to " ask governments : How many more days can a normal human being take ? " ask governments : What steps have governments taken to help? 21 25 -615 4 " We must keep the fight going . " She said the vigil was both for the family members and to " ask governments : How many more days can a normal human being take ? How many more days can a normal human being take ? What was this poor guy snatched for and what kind of conditions is he living under? 25 36 -615 5 Maybe the governments will start to think about it . " will start to think about it . " What steps have governments taken to help? 3 11 -615 5 Maybe the governments will start to think about it . " start to think about it . " Does this mean that nothing has been done to try to bring this poor guy home? 4 11 -616 1 A former janitor serving a 35 - year prison term for a murder that authorities now believe was committed by the so - called " Southside Strangler " was granted executive clemency Wednesday . so - called " Southside Strangler " Does that mean that it was not the janitor then? 21 28 -616 1 A former janitor serving a 35 - year prison term for a murder that authorities now believe was committed by the so - called " Southside Strangler " was granted executive clemency Wednesday . executive clemency What does executive clemency mean? 30 32 -616 1 A former janitor serving a 35 - year prison term for a murder that authorities now believe was committed by the so - called " Southside Strangler " was granted executive clemency Wednesday . 35 - year prison term for a murder Who did he murder? 5 13 -616 2 David Vasquez ' pardon was based in part on the recommendation of Arlington County Commonwealth ' s Attorney Helen Fahey , said Gov . based in part What was the other part of the pardon based on? 5 8 -616 2 David Vasquez ' pardon was based in part on the recommendation of Arlington County Commonwealth ' s Attorney Helen Fahey , said Gov . Gov which governor? 22 23 -616 2 David Vasquez ' pardon was based in part on the recommendation of Arlington County Commonwealth ' s Attorney Helen Fahey , said Gov . Arlington County Commonwealth ' s Why did they recommend he be pardoned? 12 17 -616 3 Gerald L . Baliles . Vasquez , 42 , pleaded guilty in 1985 to second - degree murder in the death of Washington lawyer Carolyn Jean Hamm of Arlington . Gerald L . Baliles . Vasquez , Who is Gerald L. Baliles, is he the 'Southside Strangler'? 0 7 -616 3 Gerald L . Baliles . Vasquez , 42 , pleaded guilty in 1985 to second - degree murder in the death of Washington lawyer Carolyn Jean Hamm of Arlington . 1985 which year is it now? 12 13 -616 4 Vasquez at first confessed to the killing , but recanted his confession and said he entered the guilty plea to avoid a possible capital murder conviction and death sentence . recanted his confession How can you take back your confession of murder? 9 12 -616 4 Vasquez at first confessed to the killing , but recanted his confession and said he entered the guilty plea to avoid a possible capital murder conviction and death sentence . killing , Who did he kill? 6 8 -616 4 Vasquez at first confessed to the killing , but recanted his confession and said he entered the guilty plea to avoid a possible capital murder conviction and death sentence . recanted his confession is he allowed to do that? 9 12 -616 4 Vasquez at first confessed to the killing , but recanted his confession and said he entered the guilty plea to avoid a possible capital murder conviction and death sentence . recanted his confession Why is he recanting his confession? 9 12 -617 1 A top bank official says the Federal Home Loan Bank Board ' s dual role as regulator of the savings industry and promoter of home ownership has contributed to the wave of S & L failures . contributed to the wave of S & L failures How has Federal Home Loan Bank Board contributed to the wave of S&L failures? 27 36 -617 1 A top bank official says the Federal Home Loan Bank Board ' s dual role as regulator of the savings industry and promoter of home ownership has contributed to the wave of S & L failures . wave of S & L failures What wave of S&L failures? 30 36 -617 1 A top bank official says the Federal Home Loan Bank Board ' s dual role as regulator of the savings industry and promoter of home ownership has contributed to the wave of S & L failures . A top bank official Which top bank official? 0 4 -617 1 A top bank official says the Federal Home Loan Bank Board ' s dual role as regulator of the savings industry and promoter of home ownership has contributed to the wave of S & L failures . S & L What is S&L? 32 35 -617 2 L . William Seidman , chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp . , which insures deposits in commercial banks , said Wednesday the insurance fund for S & Ls should be independent of the bank board . should be independent Why should the insurance funds be independent of the bank board? 30 33 -617 2 L . William Seidman , chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp . , which insures deposits in commercial banks , said Wednesday the insurance fund for S & Ls should be independent of the bank board . Wednesday of which year? 22 23 -617 2 L . William Seidman , chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp . , which insures deposits in commercial banks , said Wednesday the insurance fund for S & Ls should be independent of the bank board . S & Ls What does S&L have to do with the bank board? 27 30 -617 3 The primary goal of the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp . , which insures deposits up to $ 100 , 000 , is the safety and soundness of savings institutions , he said . primary goal are there other goals too? 1 3 -617 4 However , the FSLIC ' s parent , the Federal Home Loan Bank Board , is also charged with creating , or chartering , S & Ls to provide a steady flow of mortgage money to home buyers . FSLIC ' s What is the FSLIC? 3 6 -617 5 " There ' s a basic conflict between those two roles and I think it ' s very important that they be separated so that the insurer . the insurer so that the insurer can do what? 25 27 -617 5 " There ' s a basic conflict between those two roles and I think it ' s very important that they be separated so that the insurer . insurer So that the insurer will do what? 26 27 -618 1 NBC racked up its 15th consecutive victory , its longest streak in the Nielsens , but CBS was celebrating by winning the top four spots in the rankings and the highest - rated TV movie this season . Nielsens , What are the Nielsen's ratings? 13 15 -618 1 NBC racked up its 15th consecutive victory , its longest streak in the Nielsens , but CBS was celebrating by winning the top four spots in the rankings and the highest - rated TV movie this season . top four spots What was CBS top four spots? 22 25 -618 1 NBC racked up its 15th consecutive victory , its longest streak in the Nielsens , but CBS was celebrating by winning the top four spots in the rankings and the highest - rated TV movie this season . highest - rated TV movie What was CBS highest-rated TV movie? 30 35 -618 1 NBC racked up its 15th consecutive victory , its longest streak in the Nielsens , but CBS was celebrating by winning the top four spots in the rankings and the highest - rated TV movie this season . victory , What did NBC win? 6 8 -618 1 NBC racked up its 15th consecutive victory , its longest streak in the Nielsens , but CBS was celebrating by winning the top four spots in the rankings and the highest - rated TV movie this season . highest - rated TV movie What was the highest rated TV movie this season? 30 35 -618 2 " The Karen Carpenter Story , " about the life and death of the popular singer , followed a big football game Sunday night and ran against " A View to a Kill " on ABC and " Gremlins " on NBC . Sunday night who was playing? 22 24 -618 2 " The Karen Carpenter Story , " about the life and death of the popular singer , followed a big football game Sunday night and ran against " A View to a Kill " on ABC and " Gremlins " on NBC . big football game Sunday night What was the \"big football game and who was playing 19 24 -618 2 " The Karen Carpenter Story , " about the life and death of the popular singer , followed a big football game Sunday night and ran against " A View to a Kill " on ABC and " Gremlins " on NBC . NBC Are these the top rankings? 41 42 -618 3 It was the No . 1 show last week with a rating of 26 . 3 and a 41 share , the A . C . Nielsen Co . said . rating of 26 is that a high rating? 11 14 -618 3 It was the No . 1 show last week with a rating of 26 . 3 and a 41 share , the A . C . Nielsen Co . said . 41 share , What is a 41 share? 18 21 -618 3 It was the No . 1 show last week with a rating of 26 . 3 and a 41 share , the A . C . Nielsen Co . said . share , What is a share in relation to a show? 19 21 -618 4 That topped the CBS movie of two weeks ago , " A Very Brady Christmas , " which had been the highest - rated movie this season with a 25 . 1 and 39 . Very Brady who are the bradys? 12 14 -618 4 That topped the CBS movie of two weeks ago , " A Very Brady Christmas , " which had been the highest - rated movie this season with a 25 . 1 and 39 . 25 . 1 and 39 How are these ratings obtained? 29 34 -618 5 Each rating point equals 904 , 000 homes with television . homes Does this include multiple TV's in homes? 7 8 -619 1 The Agriculture Department says Americans seem to be eating a bit more each year but are choosier about what ' s on the menu . choosier about what ' s on the menu What are they eating? 16 24 -619 1 The Agriculture Department says Americans seem to be eating a bit more each year but are choosier about what ' s on the menu . eating a bit more How are they measuring how much American's are eating? 8 12 -619 1 The Agriculture Department says Americans seem to be eating a bit more each year but are choosier about what ' s on the menu . choosier what are they choosing? 16 17 -619 1 The Agriculture Department says Americans seem to be eating a bit more each year but are choosier about what ' s on the menu . choosier How does the Agriculture Department measure whether Americans are being choosier? 16 17 -619 1 The Agriculture Department says Americans seem to be eating a bit more each year but are choosier about what ' s on the menu . a bit more each year How does the Agriculture Department measure the amount of food Americans consume each year? 9 14 -619 1 The Agriculture Department says Americans seem to be eating a bit more each year but are choosier about what ' s on the menu . choosier about what ' s on the menu What kinds of new or different menu choices are Americans making? 16 24 -619 1 The Agriculture Department says Americans seem to be eating a bit more each year but are choosier about what ' s on the menu . choosier How are Americans choosier about what's on the menu? 16 17 -619 2 A 20 - year statistical study by the department ' s Economic Research Service found that per capita food consumption overall rose 0 . 7 percent in 1987 to a record level , including a 1 . 8 percent increase in foods from crops , while food from animals dropped 0 . 3 percent . food from animals dropped because of vegetarians? 46 50 -619 2 A 20 - year statistical study by the department ' s Economic Research Service found that per capita food consumption overall rose 0 . 7 percent in 1987 to a record level , including a 1 . 8 percent increase in foods from crops , while food from animals dropped 0 . 3 percent . food from animals dropped 0 . 3 percent Why is consumption of food from animals dropping? 46 54 -619 2 A 20 - year statistical study by the department ' s Economic Research Service found that per capita food consumption overall rose 0 . 7 percent in 1987 to a record level , including a 1 . 8 percent increase in foods from crops , while food from animals dropped 0 . 3 percent . per capita food consumption What is the avergae per capita food consumption in the United States? 16 20 -619 3 Analysts said the decline in animal products occurred as a result of lower per capita consumption of beef , eggs , whole milk , butter , lard and edible tallow . edible tallow What is edible tallow? 28 30 -619 3 Analysts said the decline in animal products occurred as a result of lower per capita consumption of beef , eggs , whole milk , butter , lard and edible tallow . consumption Why has there been lower per capital consumption of these animal products? 15 16 -619 3 Analysts said the decline in animal products occurred as a result of lower per capita consumption of beef , eggs , whole milk , butter , lard and edible tallow . lower per capita consumption To what do analysts owe the decline in American consumption of beef, eggs, milk, butter, lard and edible tallow? 12 16 -619 4 The agency cautioned in the report about taking the figures too literally because much of the information is derived from farm - to - market statistics and other trade information . literally Why can’t farm-to-market statistics and the other trade information be taken too literally? 11 12 -619 4 The agency cautioned in the report about taking the figures too literally because much of the information is derived from farm - to - market statistics and other trade information . farm - to - market statistics In what ways can farm-to-market statistics be inaccurate? 20 26 -619 4 The agency cautioned in the report about taking the figures too literally because much of the information is derived from farm - to - market statistics and other trade information . other trade information What other trade information is the information derived from? 27 30 -619 5 " Strictly speaking , the food disappearance estimates should be designated as supplies moving through trade channels for domestic consumption , " the report said . disappearance does food get lost? 6 7 -619 5 " Strictly speaking , the food disappearance estimates should be designated as supplies moving through trade channels for domestic consumption , " the report said . should be designated In what other ways are food disappearance estimates measured? 8 11 -620 1 With speculation that the first indictments could come soon in the Pentagon fraud case , new court papers provide fresh details on how one private consultant in the case allegedly trafficked in valuable Department information . private consultant will he remain anonymous? 24 26 -620 1 With speculation that the first indictments could come soon in the Pentagon fraud case , new court papers provide fresh details on how one private consultant in the case allegedly trafficked in valuable Department information . allegedly Why is there speculation that the one private consultant trafficked valuable Department information? 29 30 -620 1 With speculation that the first indictments could come soon in the Pentagon fraud case , new court papers provide fresh details on how one private consultant in the case allegedly trafficked in valuable Department information . trafficked in valuable Department information How was this information gained? 30 35 -620 1 With speculation that the first indictments could come soon in the Pentagon fraud case , new court papers provide fresh details on how one private consultant in the case allegedly trafficked in valuable Department information . soon How soon would that be? 8 9 -620 1 With speculation that the first indictments could come soon in the Pentagon fraud case , new court papers provide fresh details on how one private consultant in the case allegedly trafficked in valuable Department information . trafficked in valuable Department information Why would they do that? 30 35 -620 2 A federal grand jury is meeting today and Friday outside Washington , where U . S . attorney Henry Hudson is spearheading the nationwide investigation that began in September 1986 . spearheading Why is Mr. Hudson spearheading the nationwide investigation? 21 22 -620 2 A federal grand jury is meeting today and Friday outside Washington , where U . S . attorney Henry Hudson is spearheading the nationwide investigation that began in September 1986 . investigation How is Mr. Hudson investigating? 24 25 -620 2 A federal grand jury is meeting today and Friday outside Washington , where U . S . attorney Henry Hudson is spearheading the nationwide investigation that began in September 1986 . the nationwide investigation What tipped off the investigation? 22 25 -620 2 A federal grand jury is meeting today and Friday outside Washington , where U . S . attorney Henry Hudson is spearheading the nationwide investigation that began in September 1986 . began in September 1986 Why did it begin then? What was the catalyst? 26 30 -620 3 Sharon Dibbley , Hudson ' s spokeswoman , refused to say whether any indictments would be handed up this week , but one defense attorney guessed they could come on Friday . attorney guessed with what amount of certainty? 24 26 -620 3 Sharon Dibbley , Hudson ' s spokeswoman , refused to say whether any indictments would be handed up this week , but one defense attorney guessed they could come on Friday . guessed Why does the defense attorney think the indictments could come on Friday? 25 26 -620 3 Sharon Dibbley , Hudson ' s spokeswoman , refused to say whether any indictments would be handed up this week , but one defense attorney guessed they could come on Friday . come How will the defense attorney know if the indictments have come on Friday? 28 29 -620 3 Sharon Dibbley , Hudson ' s spokeswoman , refused to say whether any indictments would be handed up this week , but one defense attorney guessed they could come on Friday . one defense attorney guessed Who was the defense attorney? 22 26 -620 3 Sharon Dibbley , Hudson ' s spokeswoman , refused to say whether any indictments would be handed up this week , but one defense attorney guessed they could come on Friday . one defense attorney Who was that attorney? 22 25 -620 4 Last November , Hudson predicted indictments could be in hand that month . predicted Why did Mr. Hudson think the indictments would be in hand in November? 4 5 -620 4 Last November , Hudson predicted indictments could be in hand that month . indictments Why did Mr. Hudson not receive the indictments in November? 5 6 -620 4 Last November , Hudson predicted indictments could be in hand that month . that month Is this an indication that the indictments didn't come then? 10 12 -620 5 Dibbley also kept mum about if and when any plea bargaining arrangements might be revealed . Dibbley Why is she commenting at all if she has no information? 0 1 -621 1 Afghan resistance leaders talk as though they are on the threshold of victory : Soviet troops are ready to leave Afghanistan , and the Kremlin ' s client regime in Kabul is tottering . Soviet troops are ready Why are Soviet troops ready to leave Afghanistan? 14 18 -621 1 Afghan resistance leaders talk as though they are on the threshold of victory : Soviet troops are ready to leave Afghanistan , and the Kremlin ' s client regime in Kabul is tottering . Afghan resistance leaders Who are the Afghan resistance leaders? 0 3 -621 2 But the Afghan guerrillas are as paralyzed politically as they were a decade ago when they started fighting their country ' s Soviet - backed totalitarian government . Afghan guerrillas are as paralyzed Why are the Afghan guerrillas paralyzed politically? 2 7 -621 2 But the Afghan guerrillas are as paralyzed politically as they were a decade ago when they started fighting their country ' s Soviet - backed totalitarian government . Soviet - backed totalitarian government . Why was the government backed by the Soviets? 22 28 -621 2 But the Afghan guerrillas are as paralyzed politically as they were a decade ago when they started fighting their country ' s Soviet - backed totalitarian government . totalitarian government What is a totalitarian government? 25 27 -621 3 Unable to put aside internal rivalries , the guerrillas have yet to come up with a coherent plan for the future as the Soviet Union tries to negotiate with them in a last - minute show of seeking a political solution to a messy war . internal rivalries , are they incompetent? 4 7 -621 3 Unable to put aside internal rivalries , the guerrillas have yet to come up with a coherent plan for the future as the Soviet Union tries to negotiate with them in a last - minute show of seeking a political solution to a messy war . internal rivalries , What internal rivalries do they have? 4 7 -621 3 Unable to put aside internal rivalries , the guerrillas have yet to come up with a coherent plan for the future as the Soviet Union tries to negotiate with them in a last - minute show of seeking a political solution to a messy war . internal rivalries , What sort of internal rivalries are there with the guerrillas? 4 7 -621 4 It is a David - and - Goliath image : The communist superpower , unable to vanquish ragged bands of mountain men with its missiles and warplanes , dispatches one of its sharpest negotiators - Yuli Vorontsov , first deputy foreign minister and ambassador to Kabul - to Saudi Arabia , Iran and Pakistan to meet the insurgents . David - and - Goliath image : is it a metaphor? 3 10 -621 5 The fractious alliance of seven Pakistan - based guerrilla groups does not even agree on whether its leaders should be meeting Vorontsov , let alone how to govern Afghanistan - if it should get the chance . fractious definition of this word? 1 2 -621 5 The fractious alliance of seven Pakistan - based guerrilla groups does not even agree on whether its leaders should be meeting Vorontsov , let alone how to govern Afghanistan - if it should get the chance . Pakistan - based guerrilla groups Who are the seven Pakistan-based guerrilla groups? 5 10 -622 1 A high school canceled classes for a second day Thursday after a custodian was diagnosed with Legionnaires ' disease and another custodian began showing symptoms of the disease . Legionnaires ' disease What is Legionnaires' disease? 16 19 -622 1 A high school canceled classes for a second day Thursday after a custodian was diagnosed with Legionnaires ' disease and another custodian began showing symptoms of the disease . Legionnaires ' disease what is that disease? 16 19 -622 1 A high school canceled classes for a second day Thursday after a custodian was diagnosed with Legionnaires ' disease and another custodian began showing symptoms of the disease . Legionnaires ' disease What is Legionnaires' disease? 16 19 -622 1 A high school canceled classes for a second day Thursday after a custodian was diagnosed with Legionnaires ' disease and another custodian began showing symptoms of the disease . symptoms What are some of the symptoms? 24 25 -622 1 A high school canceled classes for a second day Thursday after a custodian was diagnosed with Legionnaires ' disease and another custodian began showing symptoms of the disease . Legionnaires ' What is Legionnaires' disease? 16 18 -622 1 A high school canceled classes for a second day Thursday after a custodian was diagnosed with Legionnaires ' disease and another custodian began showing symptoms of the disease . symptoms of the disease What are the symptoms of Legionnaires' disease? 24 28 -622 2 Test results to determine if the second custodian at Hunterdon Central Regional High School has the disease should be available in about five days , said Marilyn Riley , state Health Department spokeswoman . about five days , why does it take so long? 21 25 -622 2 Test results to determine if the second custodian at Hunterdon Central Regional High School has the disease should be available in about five days , said Marilyn Riley , state Health Department spokeswoman . Test results What lab values are being measured in the test for Legionnaires' disease? 0 2 -622 3 The bacteria that causes Legionnaires ' disease is transmitted through the air from vaporized water , Ms . Riley said . vaporized water , How does water vaporize? 13 16 -622 3 The bacteria that causes Legionnaires ' disease is transmitted through the air from vaporized water , Ms . Riley said . vaporized How was there vaporized water in the school? 13 14 -622 3 The bacteria that causes Legionnaires ' disease is transmitted through the air from vaporized water , Ms . Riley said . transmitted Besides vaporized water, are there any other means of transmission of Legionnaires' disease? 8 9 -622 3 The bacteria that causes Legionnaires ' disease is transmitted through the air from vaporized water , Ms . Riley said . vaporized water , What consitutes \"vaporized water\"? 13 16 -622 4 Health officials inspected the building Thursday for bacteria sources . Thursday which year is this? 5 6 -622 4 Health officials inspected the building Thursday for bacteria sources . bacteria sources What are some examples of bacteria sources? 7 9 -622 4 Health officials inspected the building Thursday for bacteria sources . sources Did they find bacteria sources? 8 9 -622 4 Health officials inspected the building Thursday for bacteria sources . inspected the building What were health officials looking for? 2 5 -622 5 Samples of water will be taken Friday and Sunday from the school , she said . Samples of water What is the significance of sampling the water? 0 3 -622 5 Samples of water will be taken Friday and Sunday from the school , she said . Samples How do they take the samples? 0 1 -622 5 Samples of water will be taken Friday and Sunday from the school , she said . Samples of water How will the samples be tested? 0 3 -623 1 Oliver L . North will face 12 other charges once the judge in the Iran - Contra case grants a prosecution motion to dismiss the two major charges against the former National Security Council aide . major charges what are the charges? 26 28 -623 1 Oliver L . North will face 12 other charges once the judge in the Iran - Contra case grants a prosecution motion to dismiss the two major charges against the former National Security Council aide . 12 other charges What are the 12 charges? 6 9 -623 1 Oliver L . North will face 12 other charges once the judge in the Iran - Contra case grants a prosecution motion to dismiss the two major charges against the former National Security Council aide . two major charges What are the two major charges? 25 28 -623 1 Oliver L . North will face 12 other charges once the judge in the Iran - Contra case grants a prosecution motion to dismiss the two major charges against the former National Security Council aide . the former Why is he no longer the National Security Council Aide? 29 31 -623 1 Oliver L . North will face 12 other charges once the judge in the Iran - Contra case grants a prosecution motion to dismiss the two major charges against the former National Security Council aide . face 12 other charges What was the original charge and what are the other charges? 5 9 -623 1 Oliver L . North will face 12 other charges once the judge in the Iran - Contra case grants a prosecution motion to dismiss the two major charges against the former National Security Council aide . 12 other charges What are the 12 other charges Oliver North is facing? 6 9 -623 1 Oliver L . North will face 12 other charges once the judge in the Iran - Contra case grants a prosecution motion to dismiss the two major charges against the former National Security Council aide . two major charges What are these two major charges? 25 28 -623 2 Independent counsel Lawrence E . Walsh is asking U . S . District Judge Gerhard A . Gesell to dismiss charges of conspiracy to defraud the government and theft of government property stemming from the diversion of U . S . - Iran arms - sale proceeds to the Nicaraguan Contras . dismiss charges Dismiss charges with what evidence? 19 21 -623 2 Independent counsel Lawrence E . Walsh is asking U . S . District Judge Gerhard A . Gesell to dismiss charges of conspiracy to defraud the government and theft of government property stemming from the diversion of U . S . - Iran arms - sale proceeds to the Nicaraguan Contras . proceeds How did the proceeds get to the Nicaraguan Contras? 46 47 -623 2 Independent counsel Lawrence E . Walsh is asking U . S . District Judge Gerhard A . Gesell to dismiss charges of conspiracy to defraud the government and theft of government property stemming from the diversion of U . S . - Iran arms - sale proceeds to the Nicaraguan Contras . dismiss charges Why does he want these charges dismissed? 19 21 -623 3 According to legal experts , Gesell has little discretion in the matter , meaning in all likelihood the charges will be dismissed . discretion why does he have little discretion? 8 9 -623 3 According to legal experts , Gesell has little discretion in the matter , meaning in all likelihood the charges will be dismissed . will be dismissed Exactly why will the charged be dismissed? 19 22 -623 3 According to legal experts , Gesell has little discretion in the matter , meaning in all likelihood the charges will be dismissed . legal experts , Who are the legal experts? 2 5 -623 4 Walsh wants the charges dismissed " without prejudice , " meaning he would be free to bring the counts again if the national security problems would be worked out . national security problems What are the problems? 22 25 -623 4 Walsh wants the charges dismissed " without prejudice , " meaning he would be free to bring the counts again if the national security problems would be worked out . be worked out What does it mean for security problems to 'be worked out'? 26 29 -623 5 But Gesell scheduled a hearing for Monday to hear defense arguments . arguments will he consider them? 10 11 -624 1 At one time , U . S . diplomats got into hot water if they clinked teacups with members of the PLO , but now the State Department has switched signals . clinked teacups is that a metaphor? 15 17 -624 1 At one time , U . S . diplomats got into hot water if they clinked teacups with members of the PLO , but now the State Department has switched signals . the State Department has switched signals . Why did the State Department switch signals? 25 32 -624 1 At one time , U . S . diplomats got into hot water if they clinked teacups with members of the PLO , but now the State Department has switched signals . members of the PLO , Who are the PLO? 18 23 -624 1 At one time , U . S . diplomats got into hot water if they clinked teacups with members of the PLO , but now the State Department has switched signals . State Department has switched signals What made the state department change? 26 31 -624 1 At one time , U . S . diplomats got into hot water if they clinked teacups with members of the PLO , but now the State Department has switched signals . switched Why has the State Department changed attitudes towards the PLO? 29 30 -624 2 State Department spokeswoman Phyllis Oakley confirmed Thursday that American officials around the world have been given the green light to mix with Palestine Liberation Organization representatives - but strictly on an informal basis . but strictly on an informal basis Why only informal? 27 33 -624 2 State Department spokeswoman Phyllis Oakley confirmed Thursday that American officials around the world have been given the green light to mix with Palestine Liberation Organization representatives - but strictly on an informal basis . informal Why can American diplomats only interact with the PLO on an informal basis? 31 32 -624 2 State Department spokeswoman Phyllis Oakley confirmed Thursday that American officials around the world have been given the green light to mix with Palestine Liberation Organization representatives - but strictly on an informal basis . strictly How do American diplomats keep their interactions with the PLO strictly informal? 28 29 -624 3 " There have been instructions that have allowed people in social settings to respond socially to introductions , " Mrs . Oakley said . respond socially to introductions , " how do they do that? 13 19 -624 5 Ambassador to Tunisia , Robert H . Pelletreau , is the only person authorized to conduct America ' s diplomatic dialogue with the PLO . Tunisia , where is that? 2 4 -624 5 Ambassador to Tunisia , Robert H . Pelletreau , is the only person authorized to conduct America ' s diplomatic dialogue with the PLO . Tunisia , Why is the ambassador to Tunisia the one authorized to dialogue with the PLO? 2 4 -625 1 Education lobbyists say they have the perfect way for George Bush to fulfill his pledge to be the education president : raise federal education spending by $ 10 billion in his first term . perfect way why is that the perfect way? 6 8 -625 1 Education lobbyists say they have the perfect way for George Bush to fulfill his pledge to be the education president : raise federal education spending by $ 10 billion in his first term . Education lobbyists Who are the education lobbyists? 0 2 -625 1 Education lobbyists say they have the perfect way for George Bush to fulfill his pledge to be the education president : raise federal education spending by $ 10 billion in his first term . lobbyists Which lobbyists in particular say this? 1 2 -625 1 Education lobbyists say they have the perfect way for George Bush to fulfill his pledge to be the education president : raise federal education spending by $ 10 billion in his first term . pledge to be the education president : What is George Bush's pledge to be the education president? 14 21 -625 2 " There ' s an education deficit analogous to the Grand Canyon . analogous what is the analogy? 7 8 -625 2 " There ' s an education deficit analogous to the Grand Canyon . " There ' s an education deficit Where is the deficit? 0 7 -625 2 " There ' s an education deficit analogous to the Grand Canyon . education deficit What is the education deficit? 5 7 -625 3 To have someone throw in a shovel of dirt is not going to solve the problem , " said Gerald Morris , president of a 100 - member coalition called the Committee for Education Funding . not Why does Mr. Morris feel that it won't solve the problem? 10 11 -625 3 To have someone throw in a shovel of dirt is not going to solve the problem , " said Gerald Morris , president of a 100 - member coalition called the Committee for Education Funding . To have someone throw in a shovel of dirt Did this really happen? is this a metaphor? 0 9 -625 4 The committee suggested Thursday that Bush start with an immediate down payment of $ 2 . 5 billion in the Education Department budget for fiscal 1990 . immediate How soon would he have to put in the money? 9 10 -626 1 A Senate committee chairman wants the FBI to look into a newspaper ' s allegations that one of President - elect Bush ' s Cabinet nominees headed a GOP organization " riddled with former Nazi collaborators . " newspaper ' s Why is the newspaper making allegations about cabinet nominees? 11 14 -626 1 A Senate committee chairman wants the FBI to look into a newspaper ' s allegations that one of President - elect Bush ' s Cabinet nominees headed a GOP organization " riddled with former Nazi collaborators . " organization How does the newspaper know the organization was riddled with former Nazi collaborators? 29 30 -626 1 A Senate committee chairman wants the FBI to look into a newspaper ' s allegations that one of President - elect Bush ' s Cabinet nominees headed a GOP organization " riddled with former Nazi collaborators . " collaborators How did the collaborators collaborate with Nazis? 35 36 -626 1 A Senate committee chairman wants the FBI to look into a newspaper ' s allegations that one of President - elect Bush ' s Cabinet nominees headed a GOP organization " riddled with former Nazi collaborators . " A Senate committee chairman Which Senate committee chairman? 0 4 -626 2 The Oakland ( Calif . ) Tribune , in an editorial Dec . 28 , said its questions should be answered before the Senate approves Bush ' s nomination of Edward Derwinski as the first head of the newly created Department of Veterans Affairs . Department of Veterans how new is it? 40 43 -626 2 The Oakland ( Calif . ) Tribune , in an editorial Dec . 28 , said its questions should be answered before the Senate approves Bush ' s nomination of Edward Derwinski as the first head of the newly created Department of Veterans Affairs . questions Why does The Oakland Tribune have questions that are unanswered? 17 18 -626 2 The Oakland ( Calif . ) Tribune , in an editorial Dec . 28 , said its questions should be answered before the Senate approves Bush ' s nomination of Edward Derwinski as the first head of the newly created Department of Veterans Affairs . before Why should the questions be answered before the Senate approval? 21 22 -626 2 The Oakland ( Calif . ) Tribune , in an editorial Dec . 28 , said its questions should be answered before the Senate approves Bush ' s nomination of Edward Derwinski as the first head of the newly created Department of Veterans Affairs . nomination Why was Edward Derwinksi nominated as head of Department of Veterans Affairs? 28 29 -626 2 The Oakland ( Calif . ) Tribune , in an editorial Dec . 28 , said its questions should be answered before the Senate approves Bush ' s nomination of Edward Derwinski as the first head of the newly created Department of Veterans Affairs . its questions What questions do they have? 16 18 -626 3 Sen . Alan Cranston , D - Calif . , who will conduct the Senate Veterans ' Affairs Committee ' s confirmation hearings on the nomination , asked Bush to look into the editorial ' s charges in the course of " its customary background investigation . " conduct Why is Sen. Alan Cranston conducting the nomination hearings? 12 13 -626 3 Sen . Alan Cranston , D - Calif . , who will conduct the Senate Veterans ' Affairs Committee ' s confirmation hearings on the nomination , asked Bush to look into the editorial ' s charges in the course of " its customary background investigation . " Bush Why is Bush responsible for looking into the editorial's charges? 28 29 -626 3 Sen . Alan Cranston , D - Calif . , who will conduct the Senate Veterans ' Affairs Committee ' s confirmation hearings on the nomination , asked Bush to look into the editorial ' s charges in the course of " its customary background investigation . " investigation How is the investigation conducted? 45 46 -626 4 The editorial said Derwinski associated with former fascists and anti - Semites in 1972 when he headed the executive board of the Heritage Groups for Re - election of the President and this year when he co - chaired Bush ' s Coalition of American Nationalities . associated How does the editorial know Derwinski associated with former fascists and anti-Semites in 1972? 4 5 -626 4 The editorial said Derwinski associated with former fascists and anti - Semites in 1972 when he headed the executive board of the Heritage Groups for Re - election of the President and this year when he co - chaired Bush ' s Coalition of American Nationalities . headed Why was Derwinski leading the Heritage Groups for Re-election of the President? 16 17 -626 4 The editorial said Derwinski associated with former fascists and anti - Semites in 1972 when he headed the executive board of the Heritage Groups for Re - election of the President and this year when he co - chaired Bush ' s Coalition of American Nationalities . Nationalities How does the editorial know that Bush's Coalition of American Nationalities is fascist and has anti-Semites? 45 46 -626 4 The editorial said Derwinski associated with former fascists and anti - Semites in 1972 when he headed the executive board of the Heritage Groups for Re - election of the President and this year when he co - chaired Bush ' s Coalition of American Nationalities . associated with former fascists Did he share their views, or did some simply happen to be in the same group as him? 4 8 -626 5 Through a spokesman , Derwinski said the charges amounted to " guilt by association . " said Why does it sound like Derwinsk admitting guilt? 5 6 -626 5 Through a spokesman , Derwinski said the charges amounted to " guilt by association . " association How does association relate to finding someone guilty of a charge? 13 14 -627 1 The nation ' s cities expect a more " mature relationship " with the federal government under George Bush than they have had during the Reagan era , the incoming president of the National League of Cities says . " mature relationship " what is mature relationship? 8 12 -627 1 The nation ' s cities expect a more " mature relationship " with the federal government under George Bush than they have had during the Reagan era , the incoming president of the National League of Cities says . expect a more " mature relationship " Why is a more mature relationship expected? 5 12 -627 1 The nation ' s cities expect a more " mature relationship " with the federal government under George Bush than they have had during the Reagan era , the incoming president of the National League of Cities says . expect Why do the nation's cities expect a more mature relationship with the federal government under George Bush? 5 6 -627 1 The nation ' s cities expect a more " mature relationship " with the federal government under George Bush than they have had during the Reagan era , the incoming president of the National League of Cities says . says How does the incoming president of the National League of Cities know cities relationships with George Bush will be more mature? 37 38 -627 1 The nation ' s cities expect a more " mature relationship " with the federal government under George Bush than they have had during the Reagan era , the incoming president of the National League of Cities says . " mature relationship " What does a more mature relationship entail? 8 12 -627 2 Using a parent - child analogy to discuss how cities have fared in their dealings with the federal government , Phoenix Mayor Terry Goddard told a National Press Club luncheon on Thursday : " During the sixties and seventies we had a pampered childhood . pampered childhood why were they pampered? 42 44 -627 2 Using a parent - child analogy to discuss how cities have fared in their dealings with the federal government , Phoenix Mayor Terry Goddard told a National Press Club luncheon on Thursday : " During the sixties and seventies we had a pampered childhood . pampered childhood . Can you give example? 42 45 -627 2 Using a parent - child analogy to discuss how cities have fared in their dealings with the federal government , Phoenix Mayor Terry Goddard told a National Press Club luncheon on Thursday : " During the sixties and seventies we had a pampered childhood . pampered childhood How would a pampered childhood be described? 42 44 -627 2 Using a parent - child analogy to discuss how cities have fared in their dealings with the federal government , Phoenix Mayor Terry Goddard told a National Press Club luncheon on Thursday : " During the sixties and seventies we had a pampered childhood . parent - child Why is Mayer Terry Goddard using a parent-child analogy? 2 5 -627 2 Using a parent - child analogy to discuss how cities have fared in their dealings with the federal government , Phoenix Mayor Terry Goddard told a National Press Club luncheon on Thursday : " During the sixties and seventies we had a pampered childhood . pampered Why did children have pampered childhoods in the sixties and seventies? 42 43 -627 2 Using a parent - child analogy to discuss how cities have fared in their dealings with the federal government , Phoenix Mayor Terry Goddard told a National Press Club luncheon on Thursday : " During the sixties and seventies we had a pampered childhood . we had a pampered childhood How was the \"child\" pampered? 39 44 -627 3 And then very abruptly at the beginning of the eighties , we were orphaned . were orphaned what happened then? 12 14 -627 3 And then very abruptly at the beginning of the eighties , we were orphaned . we were orphaned Why were we orphaned at the beginning of the eighties? 11 14 -627 3 And then very abruptly at the beginning of the eighties , we were orphaned . we Why were they orphaned in the eighties? 11 12 -627 3 And then very abruptly at the beginning of the eighties , we were orphaned . orphaned How were they orphaned in the eighties? 13 14 -627 3 And then very abruptly at the beginning of the eighties , we were orphaned . abruptly Why were they abruptly orphaned? 3 4 -627 3 And then very abruptly at the beginning of the eighties , we were orphaned . we were orphaned How were they \"orphaned\"? 11 14 -627 4 We were thrown out in the storm and we were told to fend for ourselves . " thrown out who threw them out? 2 4 -627 4 We were thrown out in the storm and we were told to fend for ourselves . " the storm What storm were we thrown into? 5 7 -627 4 We were thrown out in the storm and we were told to fend for ourselves . " told Why were they told to defend for themselves? 10 11 -627 4 We were thrown out in the storm and we were told to fend for ourselves . " We were thrown out in the storm In what way were they thrown out and told to fend for themselves? 0 7 -627 5 " We ' re looking for a new relationship , a mature relationship , one that binds two powerful entities , the federal government and local government into a common purpose , " and partnership said Goddard , who was recently elected the league ' s president . government into a common purpose , " Why were we looking for a bonding of the federal and local government? 26 33 -627 5 " We ' re looking for a new relationship , a mature relationship , one that binds two powerful entities , the federal government and local government into a common purpose , " and partnership said Goddard , who was recently elected the league ' s president . binds Why do the federal government and local government need a common purpose? 16 17 -627 5 " We ' re looking for a new relationship , a mature relationship , one that binds two powerful entities , the federal government and local government into a common purpose , " and partnership said Goddard , who was recently elected the league ' s president . elected Why was Goddard elected president of the league? 41 42 -628 1 As four Mariel Cuban detainees convicted of crimes after fleeing their homeland in 1980 were returned to Cuba , a government spokesman said he hoped such repatriations will speed up . a government spokesman Which government spokesman? 19 22 -628 1 As four Mariel Cuban detainees convicted of crimes after fleeing their homeland in 1980 were returned to Cuba , a government spokesman said he hoped such repatriations will speed up . convicted of crimes What crimes? 5 8 -628 1 As four Mariel Cuban detainees convicted of crimes after fleeing their homeland in 1980 were returned to Cuba , a government spokesman said he hoped such repatriations will speed up . convicted of crimes What crimes were they convicted of? 5 8 -628 1 As four Mariel Cuban detainees convicted of crimes after fleeing their homeland in 1980 were returned to Cuba , a government spokesman said he hoped such repatriations will speed up . were returned to Cuba , why were they returned to Cuba? 14 19 -628 2 But Auxiliary Bishop Agustin A . Roman of Miami called again for a halt to the repatriations , saying the Cubans had been denied due process and that their human rights could not be assured in Cuba . Auxiliary what is an auxiliary bishop? 1 2 -628 2 But Auxiliary Bishop Agustin A . Roman of Miami called again for a halt to the repatriations , saying the Cubans had been denied due process and that their human rights could not be assured in Cuba . been denied due process Due process in the US or Cuba? What due process? 22 26 -628 2 But Auxiliary Bishop Agustin A . Roman of Miami called again for a halt to the repatriations , saying the Cubans had been denied due process and that their human rights could not be assured in Cuba . denied due process What countries due process are we talking about? 23 26 -628 2 But Auxiliary Bishop Agustin A . Roman of Miami called again for a halt to the repatriations , saying the Cubans had been denied due process and that their human rights could not be assured in Cuba . Auxiliary Bishop what is an Auxiliary Bishop ? 1 3 -628 3 The four , who had been detained at the federal prison at Talladega , Ala . , left Birmingham shortly after 2 p . m . Thursday for the 90 - minute flight to an airport near Havana . The four , Who are the four? 0 3 -628 3 The four , who had been detained at the federal prison at Talladega , Ala . , left Birmingham shortly after 2 p . m . Thursday for the 90 - minute flight to an airport near Havana . detained at the federal prison at Talladega , Ala Why were they at this prison? 6 15 -628 4 Earlier in the day , U . S . District Judge U . W . the day , what did the judge say? 2 5 -628 4 Earlier in the day , U . S . District Judge U . W . District Judge U . W Who is District Judge U.W.? 9 14 -628 4 Earlier in the day , U . S . District Judge U . W . Earlier in the day , What is the specific date? 0 5 -628 4 Earlier in the day , U . S . District Judge U . W . U . S . District Judge U . W what did U.S. District Judge U.W. do? 5 14 -628 5 Clemon in Birmingham denied the request to stay the repatriation of Jose Nodarse - Valdes and Juan Cajigal - Mulen . repatriation so they got shipped back to cuba? 9 10 -628 5 Clemon in Birmingham denied the request to stay the repatriation of Jose Nodarse - Valdes and Juan Cajigal - Mulen . denied the request to stay the repatriation Why was the request denied? 3 10 -628 5 Clemon in Birmingham denied the request to stay the repatriation of Jose Nodarse - Valdes and Juan Cajigal - Mulen . denied the request Why was the request denied? 3 6 -628 5 Clemon in Birmingham denied the request to stay the repatriation of Jose Nodarse - Valdes and Juan Cajigal - Mulen . Clemon who or what is Clemon? 0 1 -629 1 A chlorine cloud as big as six football fields spewed from a factory Thursday near the site of the Reagan presidential library , forcing thousands of evacuations , backing traffic up for miles on closed roads and freeways and injuring three firefighters . spewed from a factory Thursday Which factory? 9 14 -629 1 A chlorine cloud as big as six football fields spewed from a factory Thursday near the site of the Reagan presidential library , forcing thousands of evacuations , backing traffic up for miles on closed roads and freeways and injuring three firefighters . chlorine cloud how did the cloud appear? 1 3 -629 1 A chlorine cloud as big as six football fields spewed from a factory Thursday near the site of the Reagan presidential library , forcing thousands of evacuations , backing traffic up for miles on closed roads and freeways and injuring three firefighters . Reagan presidential library , where is the Reagan presidential library ? 19 23 -629 1 A chlorine cloud as big as six football fields spewed from a factory Thursday near the site of the Reagan presidential library , forcing thousands of evacuations , backing traffic up for miles on closed roads and freeways and injuring three firefighters . chlorine cloud Where did the chlorine cloud come from? 1 3 -629 1 A chlorine cloud as big as six football fields spewed from a factory Thursday near the site of the Reagan presidential library , forcing thousands of evacuations , backing traffic up for miles on closed roads and freeways and injuring three firefighters . chlorine cloud What was the cause of the chlorine cloud? 1 3 -629 2 Chlorine escaped during most of the day from a 5 , 000 - gallon , 30 - ton tank at the Traveling West Textile Co . , forming a greenish - yellow , potentially deadly cloud on the outskirts of this suburb northwest of Los Angeles . greenish - yellow , potentially why did it turn green? 29 34 -629 2 Chlorine escaped during most of the day from a 5 , 000 - gallon , 30 - ton tank at the Traveling West Textile Co . , forming a greenish - yellow , potentially deadly cloud on the outskirts of this suburb northwest of Los Angeles . deadly In what ways does chlorine gas cause health problems, up to and including death? 34 35 -629 2 Chlorine escaped during most of the day from a 5 , 000 - gallon , 30 - ton tank at the Traveling West Textile Co . , forming a greenish - yellow , potentially deadly cloud on the outskirts of this suburb northwest of Los Angeles . suburb What is the suburb named? 41 42 -629 3 Just after dark , a specially outfitted hazardous - materials squad was able to tighten a valve on the tank . valve why was the valve loose? 16 17 -629 4 " They got a big wrench and tightened the valve , " said Battalion Chief Larry Whelan . big wrench How big did the wrench have to be? 4 6 -629 5 Earlier , firefighters directed a high - pressure , 80 - foot stream of water on the tank , a process that caked the loose valve with ice , temporarily sealing the leak . caked the loose valve with ice , how did it freeze the valve? 22 29 -630 1 The giant plumes blasted into the sky by volcanoes may look like ordinary clouds , but they contain engine - clogging ash that can pose disaster for unsuspecting aircraft . disaster do they effect the engines? 25 26 -630 1 The giant plumes blasted into the sky by volcanoes may look like ordinary clouds , but they contain engine - clogging ash that can pose disaster for unsuspecting aircraft . disaster What sort of disaster? 25 26 -630 2 To avoid dangerous events like those that forced two airliners to land with engine malfunctions in 1982 , a pair of federal agencies is launching a new volcano watch program for aviators . federal agencies What are the federal agencies? 21 23 -630 2 To avoid dangerous events like those that forced two airliners to land with engine malfunctions in 1982 , a pair of federal agencies is launching a new volcano watch program for aviators . volcano watch program who will watch it? 27 30 -630 2 To avoid dangerous events like those that forced two airliners to land with engine malfunctions in 1982 , a pair of federal agencies is launching a new volcano watch program for aviators . new volcano watch program What is the name of the program? 26 30 -630 2 To avoid dangerous events like those that forced two airliners to land with engine malfunctions in 1982 , a pair of federal agencies is launching a new volcano watch program for aviators . a pair of federal agencies Which federal agencies? 18 23 -630 3 The volcano alert project was announced Thursday by the National Oceanic and Atmopsheric Administration and the Federal Aviation Administration , although a formal start - up date was not set . volcano alert project How will the volcano alert project work? 1 4 -630 4 Over the years , major volcanic eruptions have spewed vast plumes of ash to high altitudes where it was spread widely by strong winds . widely How widely? 20 21 -630 5 In one case in 1982 , ash from Galuggung volcano in Indonesia caused engine shutdowns in Boeing 747 airliners on June 23 and on July 13 . Galuggung volcano what island is it on? 8 10 -630 5 In one case in 1982 , ash from Galuggung volcano in Indonesia caused engine shutdowns in Boeing 747 airliners on June 23 and on July 13 . airliners How many airliners were affected? 18 19 -631 1 Here are brief profiles of the individuals indicted Friday in connection with the federal government ' s investigation into Pentagon fraud and the three figures who pleaded guilty to charges stemming from the probe . Pentagon fraud What time period is this article written in and what probe are we talking about? 19 21 -631 1 Here are brief profiles of the individuals indicted Friday in connection with the federal government ' s investigation into Pentagon fraud and the three figures who pleaded guilty to charges stemming from the probe . individuals Who were the individuals indicted in the investigation? 6 7 -631 1 Here are brief profiles of the individuals indicted Friday in connection with the federal government ' s investigation into Pentagon fraud and the three figures who pleaded guilty to charges stemming from the probe . three figures Who were the three figures who pled guilty to the charges? 23 25 -631 2 - - Stuart E . Berlin , the only government employee indicted in the case , headed the ship systems engineering branch of the Naval Air Systems Command from October 1986 until he was reassigned by the Pentagon in June 1988 . only government employee indicted in the case , How come no one else was indicted? 8 16 -631 2 - - Stuart E . Berlin , the only government employee indicted in the case , headed the ship systems engineering branch of the Naval Air Systems Command from October 1986 until he was reassigned by the Pentagon in June 1988 . reassigned Why was Stuart Berlin reassigned by the Pentagon in 1988? 34 35 -631 3 Berlin , a Navy procurement specialist , faces charges of accepting bribes in exchange for providing classified information . procurement specialist , what is that? 4 7 -631 3 Berlin , a Navy procurement specialist , faces charges of accepting bribes in exchange for providing classified information . providing classified information What kind of classified information? 15 18 -631 3 Berlin , a Navy procurement specialist , faces charges of accepting bribes in exchange for providing classified information . classified information what was the information in reference to? 16 18 -631 4 Court documents say Berlin provided information to Teledyne Electronics of Newbury Park , Calif . , and Hazeltine Corp . , of Greenlawn , N . Y . - - William L . Parkin , an Alexandria , Va . , defense consultant , worked in the Navy ' s Joint Cruise Missile Project from 1977 to 1983 . worked in the Navy ' s did he provide information to these companies when he worked in the navy? 44 50 -631 5 According to affadavits released last week , Parkin was hired by Hazeltine to get inside information from the Pentagon that would allow the company to compete for a $ 15 . 9 million contract for battlefield equipment . affadavits what is an affidavit? 2 3 -631 5 According to affadavits released last week , Parkin was hired by Hazeltine to get inside information from the Pentagon that would allow the company to compete for a $ 15 . 9 million contract for battlefield equipment . battlefield equipment What kind of battlefield equipment? 35 37 -631 5 According to affadavits released last week , Parkin was hired by Hazeltine to get inside information from the Pentagon that would allow the company to compete for a $ 15 . 9 million contract for battlefield equipment . inside information exactly what type of information did Hazeltine want? 14 16 -632 1 Federal funding for AIDS programs would expand by 30 percent while Medicare and Medicaid would be restrained under a health and human services budget the Reagan administration will submit to Congress on Monday , a published report said . restrained Why would the Reagan administration restrain Medicare and Medicaid? 16 17 -632 1 Federal funding for AIDS programs would expand by 30 percent while Medicare and Medicaid would be restrained under a health and human services budget the Reagan administration will submit to Congress on Monday , a published report said . funding Where is this funding coming from? 1 2 -632 1 Federal funding for AIDS programs would expand by 30 percent while Medicare and Medicaid would be restrained under a health and human services budget the Reagan administration will submit to Congress on Monday , a published report said . Medicare and Medicaid would be restrained Why would medicare and medicaid be restrained? 11 17 -632 2 The New York Times in its Saturday editions reported that the $ 424 . 4 billion budget for the Department of Health and Human Resources amounts to $ 22 . 8 billion more than the department got in 1988 . Resources What will this department do with that money? 24 25 -632 2 The New York Times in its Saturday editions reported that the $ 424 . 4 billion budget for the Department of Health and Human Resources amounts to $ 22 . 8 billion more than the department got in 1988 . $ 22 . 8 billion more Why is the department getting $22.8 billion more? 27 33 -632 3 More than half of the budget , $ 260 billion , would be spent on Social Security , which would receive $ 13 billion more than is now spent to cover an increase in recipients and a 3 . 6 percent cost - of - living boost , the Times said . Social Security , is that a good ratio? 15 18 -632 3 More than half of the budget , $ 260 billion , would be spent on Social Security , which would receive $ 13 billion more than is now spent to cover an increase in recipients and a 3 . 6 percent cost - of - living boost , the Times said . boost , What will the cost-of-living boost do to help? 46 48 -632 4 The proposed expenditures are subject to revision by President - elect George Bush after Jan . 20 and by Congress , although Bush has said he would not make cuts in Social Security , which goes to more than 40 million Americans . Jan . 20 of which year? 14 17 -632 4 The proposed expenditures are subject to revision by President - elect George Bush after Jan . 20 and by Congress , although Bush has said he would not make cuts in Social Security , which goes to more than 40 million Americans . Security , Did he end up making cuts to social security? 32 34 -632 5 For AIDS , the Reagan administration recommended spending $ 2 . 5 billion , including $ 1 . 6 billion for research , education and prevention and $ 925 million for treatment and other assistance for AIDS victims . treatment how is it treated? 31 32 -632 5 For AIDS , the Reagan administration recommended spending $ 2 . 5 billion , including $ 1 . 6 billion for research , education and prevention and $ 925 million for treatment and other assistance for AIDS victims . victims Did this help the situation? 37 38 -633 1 Central American immigrants filed suit against the Immigration and Naturalization Service on Friday , demanding that the agency once again let them travel to their U . S . destinations to apply for asylum . apply for asylum Why do the Central American immigrants want to apply for asylum? 31 34 -633 1 Central American immigrants filed suit against the Immigration and Naturalization Service on Friday , demanding that the agency once again let them travel to their U . S . destinations to apply for asylum . Central American Which county are these Central American immigrants from? 0 2 -633 1 Central American immigrants filed suit against the Immigration and Naturalization Service on Friday , demanding that the agency once again let them travel to their U . S . destinations to apply for asylum . U . S . destinations Which U.S. destinations are they traveling to? 25 30 -633 1 Central American immigrants filed suit against the Immigration and Naturalization Service on Friday , demanding that the agency once again let them travel to their U . S . destinations to apply for asylum . Central American immigrants Where is Central America are the immigrants from? 0 3 -633 2 The lawsuit , filed in U . S . District Court in Brownsville , seeks to reverse INS rules of Dec . 16 that made it impossible for most asylum - seekers to leave south Texas or work while waiting 30 days for approval or denial of their claims . reverse can it be reversed? 16 17 -633 2 The lawsuit , filed in U . S . District Court in Brownsville , seeks to reverse INS rules of Dec . 16 that made it impossible for most asylum - seekers to leave south Texas or work while waiting 30 days for approval or denial of their claims . lawsuit , Who filed the lawsuit and is representing the immigrants? 1 3 -633 3 " It would allow the asylum applicant to have the interview and the adjudication of the asylum claim heard and decided by the INS office nearest their intended residence in the U . S . , " said Robert Rubin , who heads the national Immigrant and Refugee Rights Project for the San Francisco Lawyers ' Committee for Urban Affairs . INS office nearest their intended residence Where do these interviews currently take place? 23 29 -633 4 A hearing has been set for 9 a . m . Monday on their motion for a temporary restraining order . Monday in what year? 11 12 -633 4 A hearing has been set for 9 a . m . Monday on their motion for a temporary restraining order . temporary restraining order How long would this restraining order last? 17 20 -634 1 The federal government is recommending that airlines replace tens of thousands of rivets on more than 600 older Boeing 727 passenger jets . tens of thousands of rivets What will be the cost? 8 13 -634 1 The federal government is recommending that airlines replace tens of thousands of rivets on more than 600 older Boeing 727 passenger jets . replace tens of thousands of rivets Why is the government making this recommendation? 7 13 -634 1 The federal government is recommending that airlines replace tens of thousands of rivets on more than 600 older Boeing 727 passenger jets . replace tens of thousands of rivets Why is the government recommending this? 7 13 -634 1 The federal government is recommending that airlines replace tens of thousands of rivets on more than 600 older Boeing 727 passenger jets . replace tens of thousands of rivets Why do the rivets need to be replaced? 7 13 -634 2 In a proposed directive issued Friday , the Federal Aviation Administration also urged the carriers to adopt special inspection procedures until the rivet work is done . rivet what is a rivet exactly? 22 23 -634 2 In a proposed directive issued Friday , the Federal Aviation Administration also urged the carriers to adopt special inspection procedures until the rivet work is done . adopt special inspection procedures Again, why? And shouldn't they already have inspection procedures? 16 20 -634 2 In a proposed directive issued Friday , the Federal Aviation Administration also urged the carriers to adopt special inspection procedures until the rivet work is done . special inspection procedures What are these procedures and why do they need to be adopted? 17 20 -634 3 The repairs are not expected to disrupt air service because most of the work will be done on a timetable that could stretch over as long as four years , FAA officials said . four years , why so long? 27 30 -634 3 The repairs are not expected to disrupt air service because most of the work will be done on a timetable that could stretch over as long as four years , FAA officials said . expected to disrupt air service What will be the losses/cost of this? 4 9 -634 3 The repairs are not expected to disrupt air service because most of the work will be done on a timetable that could stretch over as long as four years , FAA officials said . timetable Why is the timetable over such a long span of time? 19 20 -634 4 The proposed directive is the result of increasing concern about cracking on older commercial jetliners . cracking just from getting old? 10 11 -634 4 The proposed directive is the result of increasing concern about cracking on older commercial jetliners . cracking on older commercial jetliners Has this resulted in any accidents? 10 15 -634 4 The proposed directive is the result of increasing concern about cracking on older commercial jetliners . cracking Cracking what parts or where? 10 11 -634 5 It is similar to an order issued last October for older Boeing 737s . order issued last October for older Boeing 737s How long did that take? 5 13 -634 5 It is similar to an order issued last October for older Boeing 737s . order issued last October Why issue a new order if a similar one has already been issued? 5 9 -635 1 Inmates at the Youthful Correctional Offender Institution rioted for about two hours Friday , but corrections officers and police tactical units stayed on overnight , authorities said . rioted for about two hours Friday , Why did they riot? 7 14 -635 1 Inmates at the Youthful Correctional Offender Institution rioted for about two hours Friday , but corrections officers and police tactical units stayed on overnight , authorities said . rioted for about two hours Why were they rioting? 7 12 -635 1 Inmates at the Youthful Correctional Offender Institution rioted for about two hours Friday , but corrections officers and police tactical units stayed on overnight , authorities said . stayed on overnight , Why did they choose to stay overnight? 21 25 -635 1 Inmates at the Youthful Correctional Offender Institution rioted for about two hours Friday , but corrections officers and police tactical units stayed on overnight , authorities said . rioted Why was there a riot? 7 8 -635 2 Three inmates and one corrections officer were injured in the uprising and there was " minimal damage " to the lockup said Kathy Drake , a spokeswoman for the Department of Corrections in Atlanta . " minimal damage " why is this quoted? 14 18 -635 2 Three inmates and one corrections officer were injured in the uprising and there was " minimal damage " to the lockup said Kathy Drake , a spokeswoman for the Department of Corrections in Atlanta . Three inmates and one corrections officer How were they injured? 0 6 -635 2 Three inmates and one corrections officer were injured in the uprising and there was " minimal damage " to the lockup said Kathy Drake , a spokeswoman for the Department of Corrections in Atlanta . " minimal damage " What was the damage? 14 18 -635 2 Three inmates and one corrections officer were injured in the uprising and there was " minimal damage " to the lockup said Kathy Drake , a spokeswoman for the Department of Corrections in Atlanta . were injured What were the injuries? 6 8 -635 4 Despite the name of the facility , the average age of the 970 inmates at the prison is 24 , according to Ms . Drake . prison is 24 , so its not for minors? 16 20 -635 4 Despite the name of the facility , the average age of the 970 inmates at the prison is 24 , according to Ms . Drake . Despite the name of the facility , Why does it have this name? 0 7 -635 4 Despite the name of the facility , the average age of the 970 inmates at the prison is 24 , according to Ms . Drake . inmates What type of criminals are these? 13 14 -635 4 Despite the name of the facility , the average age of the 970 inmates at the prison is 24 , according to Ms . Drake . the 970 inmates at the prison is 24 , Why is the average age so high? 11 20 -635 5 Ms . Drake said the injured officer , who was not identified , broke his hand , apparently by slipping and falling . injured officer , who was the injured officer? 5 8 -635 5 Ms . Drake said the injured officer , who was not identified , broke his hand , apparently by slipping and falling . apparently by slipping is that not really how it happened? 17 20 -635 5 Ms . Drake said the injured officer , who was not identified , broke his hand , apparently by slipping and falling . slipping and falling How did he slip and fall? 19 22 -635 5 Ms . Drake said the injured officer , who was not identified , broke his hand , apparently by slipping and falling . by slipping and falling . What caused the officer to slip? 18 23 -636 1 The legality of executing mentally retarded people is being challenged before the U . S . Supreme Court this week by a Texas murderer with the mind of a 7 - year - old . Texas murderer with the mind of a 7 - year - old Who is the Texas murderer with the mind of a 7-year-old? 22 34 -636 2 The high court Wednesday is scheduled to hear arguments on whether executing Johnny Paul Penry for a 1979 rape - slaying would be " cruel and unusual punishment " banned by the Constitution . high court what is a high court? 1 3 -636 3 A federal appeals court previously rejected Penry ' s arguments . arguments based on what? 9 10 -636 3 A federal appeals court previously rejected Penry ' s arguments . A federal Who is the federal? 0 2 -636 3 A federal appeals court previously rejected Penry ' s arguments . rejected Penry ' s arguments Why did they reject the arguments? 5 10 -636 4 The 32 - year - old Penry has an IQ estimated at between 50 and 60 . 50 and 60 why so low? 13 16 -636 5 His schooling consists of a few days in the first grade , and he was in and out of mental hospitals while growing up near Houston . mental hospitals is he insane? 19 21 -636 5 His schooling consists of a few days in the first grade , and he was in and out of mental hospitals while growing up near Houston . few days in the first grade , Why was his schooling so brief? 5 12 -637 1 First lady Nancy Reagan was saluted Monday night for her sense of style and her contribution to the American fashion industry . contribution How was Nancy Reagan involved in the fashion industry? 15 16 -637 1 First lady Nancy Reagan was saluted Monday night for her sense of style and her contribution to the American fashion industry . her contribution to the American fashion industry How did Nancy Reagan contribute to American fashion? 14 21 -637 1 First lady Nancy Reagan was saluted Monday night for her sense of style and her contribution to the American fashion industry . Nancy Reagan was saluted Who offered this praise? 2 6 -637 1 First lady Nancy Reagan was saluted Monday night for her sense of style and her contribution to the American fashion industry . saluted Who saluted Nancy Reagan for her style? 5 6 -637 2 Mrs . Reagan was presented with a Lifetime Achievement Award by the Council of Fashion Designers of America at its eighth annual awards ceremony , held at the Metropolitan Museum of Art . Lifetime Achievement Award How do they decide who should get what awards? 7 10 -637 2 Mrs . Reagan was presented with a Lifetime Achievement Award by the Council of Fashion Designers of America at its eighth annual awards ceremony , held at the Metropolitan Museum of Art . Council of Fashion Designers of America Is the council made up of fashion organizations or individual people? 12 18 -637 2 Mrs . Reagan was presented with a Lifetime Achievement Award by the Council of Fashion Designers of America at its eighth annual awards ceremony , held at the Metropolitan Museum of Art . annual awards ceremony , What other awards are given during this ceremony? 21 25 -637 3 " There are many pluses and minuses to being in the White House . pluses and minuses and what are those? 4 7 -637 3 " There are many pluses and minuses to being in the White House . to being in the White House . How long was Mrs. Reagan in the White House? 7 14 -637 3 " There are many pluses and minuses to being in the White House . pluses and minuses What are the \"pluses and minuses\" according to Mrs. Reagan? 4 7 -637 3 " There are many pluses and minuses to being in the White House . pluses and minuses What are the pluses and minuses to being in the White House? 4 7 -637 3 " There are many pluses and minuses to being in the White House . many pluses and minuses What are the pluses and minuses to being in the White House? 3 7 -637 4 One of the pluses is trying to help an industry that is one of the most important in our country and I think the American fashion designers are the best , " said the first lady , who was wearing a brilliant red floor - length gown designed by Oscar de la Renta . Oscar de la Renta is he american? 49 53 -637 4 One of the pluses is trying to help an industry that is one of the most important in our country and I think the American fashion designers are the best , " said the first lady , who was wearing a brilliant red floor - length gown designed by Oscar de la Renta . Oscar de la Renta How well-known is Oscar de la Renta in the fashion world? 49 53 -637 4 One of the pluses is trying to help an industry that is one of the most important in our country and I think the American fashion designers are the best , " said the first lady , who was wearing a brilliant red floor - length gown designed by Oscar de la Renta . one of the most important in our country Is the American fashion industry often overlooked? 12 20 -637 4 One of the pluses is trying to help an industry that is one of the most important in our country and I think the American fashion designers are the best , " said the first lady , who was wearing a brilliant red floor - length gown designed by Oscar de la Renta . trying to help an industry How does she help the fashion industry? 5 10 -637 5 " And when I found myself in the position to make others aware of that , or at least try to , I was delighted to do so , " she added . make others aware of that , What did she do to help? 10 16 -637 5 " And when I found myself in the position to make others aware of that , or at least try to , I was delighted to do so , " she added . the position to make others aware of that , What actions did Mrs. Reagan take to spread the word about America's fashion industry? 7 16 -638 1 A former Yale University lecturer who was stripped of his American citizenship in 1986 for his role as a Nazi propagandist in the Soviet Union during World War II has asked for refugee status in Canada , a report said Monday . asked for refugee status Why did the former Yale University lecturer ask for refugee status in Canada? 30 34 -638 1 A former Yale University lecturer who was stripped of his American citizenship in 1986 for his role as a Nazi propagandist in the Soviet Union during World War II has asked for refugee status in Canada , a report said Monday . A former Yale University lecturer Which Yale University lecturer? 0 5 -638 1 A former Yale University lecturer who was stripped of his American citizenship in 1986 for his role as a Nazi propagandist in the Soviet Union during World War II has asked for refugee status in Canada , a report said Monday . Yale University lecturer What is the name of this lecturer? 2 5 -638 1 A former Yale University lecturer who was stripped of his American citizenship in 1986 for his role as a Nazi propagandist in the Soviet Union during World War II has asked for refugee status in Canada , a report said Monday . asked for refugee status in Canada , Did Canada accept him as a refugee? 30 37 -638 1 A former Yale University lecturer who was stripped of his American citizenship in 1986 for his role as a Nazi propagandist in the Soviet Union during World War II has asked for refugee status in Canada , a report said Monday . A former Yale University lecturer Who is the former Yale University lecturer? 0 5 -638 2 Vladimir Sokolov disappeared in July when he was scheduled to appear at a deportation hearing in Hartford , Conn . His whereabouts were unknown until he applied for refugee status in Montreal sometime before Jan . 1 , claiming that his life would be in danger if he was forced to return to the Soviet Union , the Canadian Broadcast Corp . reported . his life would be in danger Why would Vladimir Sokolov's life be in danger? 40 46 -638 2 Vladimir Sokolov disappeared in July when he was scheduled to appear at a deportation hearing in Hartford , Conn . His whereabouts were unknown until he applied for refugee status in Montreal sometime before Jan . 1 , claiming that his life would be in danger if he was forced to return to the Soviet Union , the Canadian Broadcast Corp . reported . July of which year? 4 5 -638 2 Vladimir Sokolov disappeared in July when he was scheduled to appear at a deportation hearing in Hartford , Conn . His whereabouts were unknown until he applied for refugee status in Montreal sometime before Jan . 1 , claiming that his life would be in danger if he was forced to return to the Soviet Union , the Canadian Broadcast Corp . reported . Vladimir Sokolov Where are Vladimir's whereabouts now? 0 2 -638 2 Vladimir Sokolov disappeared in July when he was scheduled to appear at a deportation hearing in Hartford , Conn . His whereabouts were unknown until he applied for refugee status in Montreal sometime before Jan . 1 , claiming that his life would be in danger if he was forced to return to the Soviet Union , the Canadian Broadcast Corp . reported . Vladimir Sokolov disappeared Why Vladimir Sokolov disappeared? 0 3 -638 2 Vladimir Sokolov disappeared in July when he was scheduled to appear at a deportation hearing in Hartford , Conn . His whereabouts were unknown until he applied for refugee status in Montreal sometime before Jan . 1 , claiming that his life would be in danger if he was forced to return to the Soviet Union , the Canadian Broadcast Corp . reported . claiming that his life would be in danger Why is he claiming that his would be in danager? 38 46 -638 3 No date has been set for an immigration hearing , the report said . No date Why hasn't a date been set yet for an immigration hearing? 0 2 -638 3 No date has been set for an immigration hearing , the report said . set for will it be far in the future? 4 6 -638 4 From 1942 to 1944 , Sokolov was a writer and editor of a Russian language newspaper published by the German army in his hometown of Orel , 220 miles south of Moscow . writer What exactly did Sokolov write about in the newspaper? 8 9 -638 4 From 1942 to 1944 , Sokolov was a writer and editor of a Russian language newspaper published by the German army in his hometown of Orel , 220 miles south of Moscow . a Russian language newspaper What was the newspaper? 12 16 -638 4 From 1942 to 1944 , Sokolov was a writer and editor of a Russian language newspaper published by the German army in his hometown of Orel , 220 miles south of Moscow . was a writer What were some the contents of his writing that were judged to be Nazi propaganda? 6 9 -638 5 Anti - Semitic articles appeared under his name , although he has maintained that the most offensive tracts were written by Nazi censors . Nazi censors What does \"Nazi censors\" mean? 21 23 -638 5 Anti - Semitic articles appeared under his name , although he has maintained that the most offensive tracts were written by Nazi censors . written by Nazi censors Have any of these Nazi's been identified? 19 23 -639 1 One of every three men and women walking down the aisle in the United States has been married before , but the remarriage rate for divorced Americans has been declining , according to a National Center for Health Statistics report . declining , Why has the remarriage rate been declining? 29 31 -639 1 One of every three men and women walking down the aisle in the United States has been married before , but the remarriage rate for divorced Americans has been declining , according to a National Center for Health Statistics report . declining , is there a reason why? 29 31 -639 1 One of every three men and women walking down the aisle in the United States has been married before , but the remarriage rate for divorced Americans has been declining , according to a National Center for Health Statistics report . remarriage rate How much has the remarriage rate been declining? 22 24 -639 1 One of every three men and women walking down the aisle in the United States has been married before , but the remarriage rate for divorced Americans has been declining , according to a National Center for Health Statistics report . has been married before How was this confirmed? 15 19 -639 1 One of every three men and women walking down the aisle in the United States has been married before , but the remarriage rate for divorced Americans has been declining , according to a National Center for Health Statistics report . has been declining How was this confirmed? 27 30 -639 1 One of every three men and women walking down the aisle in the United States has been married before , but the remarriage rate for divorced Americans has been declining , according to a National Center for Health Statistics report . declining , When did the counting of this started? 29 31 -639 2 The government report also shows that most divorced men marry divorced women and that of those divorced Americans remarrying in 1983 , the women were on the average 34 years old and the men , an average 37 years old . years old and the men , an average 37 is that considered old? 29 38 -639 2 The government report also shows that most divorced men marry divorced women and that of those divorced Americans remarrying in 1983 , the women were on the average 34 years old and the men , an average 37 years old . The government report What government agency carried out this report? 0 3 -639 2 The government report also shows that most divorced men marry divorced women and that of those divorced Americans remarrying in 1983 , the women were on the average 34 years old and the men , an average 37 years old . most divorced men marry divorced women What is the actual statistic, and how many people were surveyed? 6 12 -639 3 The report is based on samples of records from states that compile marriage and divorce statistics . report is based are they comprehensive? 1 4 -639 3 The report is based on samples of records from states that compile marriage and divorce statistics . report is based on samples How many samples were used here? 1 6 -639 3 The report is based on samples of records from states that compile marriage and divorce statistics . from states Which states participated? 8 10 -639 3 The report is based on samples of records from states that compile marriage and divorce statistics . compile marriage and divorce statistics How were these stats compiled? 11 16 -639 3 The report is based on samples of records from states that compile marriage and divorce statistics . statistics Where is statistics from? 15 16 -639 4 It studies data collected from 1970 to 1983 , the latest year for which most of the figures were available . data collected from 1970 to 1983 , What specific years were used for this data? 2 9 -640 1 Fear that the U . S . government will go it alone in world trade is discouraging other countries from joining in an accord that could cut spending on farmers by tens of billions of dollars every year , according to a report published by the International Monetary Fund . Fear Why is there fear that the U.S. government will go at world trade alone? 0 1 -640 1 Fear that the U . S . government will go it alone in world trade is discouraging other countries from joining in an accord that could cut spending on farmers by tens of billions of dollars every year , according to a report published by the International Monetary Fund . cut How will the accord cut spending for farmers by tens of billions of dollars? 26 27 -640 1 Fear that the U . S . government will go it alone in world trade is discouraging other countries from joining in an accord that could cut spending on farmers by tens of billions of dollars every year , according to a report published by the International Monetary Fund . will go it alone Why will the U.S. government go alone in world trade? 8 12 -640 1 Fear that the U . S . government will go it alone in world trade is discouraging other countries from joining in an accord that could cut spending on farmers by tens of billions of dollars every year , according to a report published by the International Monetary Fund . cut spending on farmers Why will the spending on farmers cut down? 26 30 -640 1 Fear that the U . S . government will go it alone in world trade is discouraging other countries from joining in an accord that could cut spending on farmers by tens of billions of dollars every year , according to a report published by the International Monetary Fund . International Monetary Fund Who is International Monetary Fund? 46 49 -640 1 Fear that the U . S . government will go it alone in world trade is discouraging other countries from joining in an accord that could cut spending on farmers by tens of billions of dollars every year , according to a report published by the International Monetary Fund . accord What is the name of the accord? 23 24 -640 2 Fund experts see a possibility that James M . Baker III , designated as secretary of state by President - elect Bush , will single out favored countries as trading partners instead of promoting U . S . trade with the whole world . favored countries why would he do it? 26 28 -640 2 Fund experts see a possibility that James M . Baker III , designated as secretary of state by President - elect Bush , will single out favored countries as trading partners instead of promoting U . S . trade with the whole world . single How will Mr. Baker single determine which countries should be favored trading partners? 24 25 -640 2 Fund experts see a possibility that James M . Baker III , designated as secretary of state by President - elect Bush , will single out favored countries as trading partners instead of promoting U . S . trade with the whole world . instead Why not promote U.S. trade with the whole world? 31 32 -640 2 Fund experts see a possibility that James M . Baker III , designated as secretary of state by President - elect Bush , will single out favored countries as trading partners instead of promoting U . S . trade with the whole world . favored countries Which countries are favored? 26 28 -640 3 The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development , whose members include the governments of the major industrial countries , says farm subsidies cost consumers and taxpayers $ 185 billion a year between 1984 and 1986 . subsidies Why do farmers receive subsidies? 21 22 -640 3 The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development , whose members include the governments of the major industrial countries , says farm subsidies cost consumers and taxpayers $ 185 billion a year between 1984 and 1986 . major industrial countries , Which countries are the major industrial countries? 15 19 -640 4 The biggest costs are in the United States , western Europe and Japan . costs What are the costs? 2 3 -640 4 The biggest costs are in the United States , western Europe and Japan . biggest Why are the United States, western Europe and Japan the highest cost? 1 2 -640 5 The IMF report cites a speech last year by Baker , then secretary of the treasury . last year which year? 6 8 -640 5 The IMF report cites a speech last year by Baker , then secretary of the treasury . speech What speech are they talking about? 5 6 -640 5 The IMF report cites a speech last year by Baker , then secretary of the treasury . Baker , Why is Mr. Baker qualified to be the Secretary of The Treasury? 9 11 -641 1 Cuban troops who fought South African forces in Angola say they have done their duty and are ready to leave under an accord intended to secure independence for Namibia and peace in this war - torn nation . done their duty What was the mission? 12 15 -641 1 Cuban troops who fought South African forces in Angola say they have done their duty and are ready to leave under an accord intended to secure independence for Namibia and peace in this war - torn nation . ready to leave How long have they been there? 17 20 -641 1 Cuban troops who fought South African forces in Angola say they have done their duty and are ready to leave under an accord intended to secure independence for Namibia and peace in this war - torn nation . war - torn nation Has this always been a war torn nation? 33 37 -641 1 Cuban troops who fought South African forces in Angola say they have done their duty and are ready to leave under an accord intended to secure independence for Namibia and peace in this war - torn nation . independence Why did Cuban troops fight for independence for Namibia? 26 27 -641 1 Cuban troops who fought South African forces in Angola say they have done their duty and are ready to leave under an accord intended to secure independence for Namibia and peace in this war - torn nation . this war - torn nation Why is this nation featuring such strife? 32 37 -641 1 Cuban troops who fought South African forces in Angola say they have done their duty and are ready to leave under an accord intended to secure independence for Namibia and peace in this war - torn nation . accord What is the name of the accord? 22 23 -641 2 The 450 troops , officers and non - commissioned officers form the first group of a contingent of 3 , 000 Cubans who must leave Angola by April 1 under terms of the accord signed Dec . 22 by Angola , Cuba and South Africa . non - commissioned officers Who are the non commissioned officers, where do they come from? 6 10 -641 2 The 450 troops , officers and non - commissioned officers form the first group of a contingent of 3 , 000 Cubans who must leave Angola by April 1 under terms of the accord signed Dec . 22 by Angola , Cuba and South Africa . who must leave By who's orders must they leave? 22 25 -641 2 The 450 troops , officers and non - commissioned officers form the first group of a contingent of 3 , 000 Cubans who must leave Angola by April 1 under terms of the accord signed Dec . 22 by Angola , Cuba and South Africa . April 1 Was this date chosen for a particular reason? 27 29 -641 2 The 450 troops , officers and non - commissioned officers form the first group of a contingent of 3 , 000 Cubans who must leave Angola by April 1 under terms of the accord signed Dec . 22 by Angola , Cuba and South Africa . Angola where is angola? 25 26 -641 2 The 450 troops , officers and non - commissioned officers form the first group of a contingent of 3 , 000 Cubans who must leave Angola by April 1 under terms of the accord signed Dec . 22 by Angola , Cuba and South Africa . Angola Why were the troops in Angola? 25 26 -641 3 All Cuban troops , estimated at 50 , 000 to 52 , 000 , must be out of Angola by July 1 , 1991 . must be out Was their mission successful? 14 17 -641 3 All Cuban troops , estimated at 50 , 000 to 52 , 000 , must be out of Angola by July 1 , 1991 . 50 , 000 to 52 , 000 , why are there so many there? 6 14 -641 3 All Cuban troops , estimated at 50 , 000 to 52 , 000 , must be out of Angola by July 1 , 1991 . out How are the troops going to leave Angola? 16 17 -641 4 " We ' ve done our duty , we ' ve helped the Angolan people . helped the Angolan people Under who's order have they helped? 11 15 -641 4 " We ' ve done our duty , we ' ve helped the Angolan people . duty , we ' ve helped who is saying this? 6 12 -641 4 " We ' ve done our duty , we ' ve helped the Angolan people . helped How were the Angolan people helped? 11 12 -641 4 " We ' ve done our duty , we ' ve helped the Angolan people . we ' ve helped the Angolan people How were the people helped by the Cuban troops? 8 15 -641 5 Now it ' s time to go home and resume our studies , " said Daniel Felipe Manero , a 21 - year - old anti - aircraft gunner from Matanza , Cuba who spent two years at a base in Menongue in southern Angola . resume our studies , " What is being studied? 9 14 -641 5 Now it ' s time to go home and resume our studies , " said Daniel Felipe Manero , a 21 - year - old anti - aircraft gunner from Matanza , Cuba who spent two years at a base in Menongue in southern Angola . spent two years Do they have a designated amount of time they have to serve? 34 37 -641 5 Now it ' s time to go home and resume our studies , " said Daniel Felipe Manero , a 21 - year - old anti - aircraft gunner from Matanza , Cuba who spent two years at a base in Menongue in southern Angola . studies , " Why is Daniel Felipe studying? 11 14 -641 5 Now it ' s time to go home and resume our studies , " said Daniel Felipe Manero , a 21 - year - old anti - aircraft gunner from Matanza , Cuba who spent two years at a base in Menongue in southern Angola . studies , " What studies will the Cubans resume 11 14 -642 1 The government said Saturday it will ask the United States to help battle an electricity shortage that has reduced working hours , curtailed transportation and even trimmed television broadcasts . electricity shortage why is there a shortage? 14 16 -642 1 The government said Saturday it will ask the United States to help battle an electricity shortage that has reduced working hours , curtailed transportation and even trimmed television broadcasts . electricity shortage Why is there an electricity shortage? 14 16 -642 1 The government said Saturday it will ask the United States to help battle an electricity shortage that has reduced working hours , curtailed transportation and even trimmed television broadcasts . battle an electricity shortage What caused the electricity shortage? 12 16 -642 1 The government said Saturday it will ask the United States to help battle an electricity shortage that has reduced working hours , curtailed transportation and even trimmed television broadcasts . curtailed transportation How has a shortage in electricity curtailed transportation? 22 24 -642 1 The government said Saturday it will ask the United States to help battle an electricity shortage that has reduced working hours , curtailed transportation and even trimmed television broadcasts . electricity shortage What caused the electricity shortage? 14 16 -642 1 The government said Saturday it will ask the United States to help battle an electricity shortage that has reduced working hours , curtailed transportation and even trimmed television broadcasts . trimmed television broadcasts What broadcasts have been cut? 26 29 -642 2 Public Works Minister Rodolfo Terragno , who is traveling in the United States , is to meet with U . S . energy officials on Tuesday in Washington , the state - owned news agency Telam said in a communique . Rodolfo Terragno , what are his credentials? 3 6 -642 2 Public Works Minister Rodolfo Terragno , who is traveling in the United States , is to meet with U . S . energy officials on Tuesday in Washington , the state - owned news agency Telam said in a communique . meet with U . S . energy officials Which U.S. energy officials? 16 24 -642 2 Public Works Minister Rodolfo Terragno , who is traveling in the United States , is to meet with U . S . energy officials on Tuesday in Washington , the state - owned news agency Telam said in a communique . communique What is a communique? 39 40 -642 3 Terragno also will seek World Bank financing to accelerate the completion of a large thermoelectric station in Bahia Blanca , 418 miles southwest of Buenos Aires . Bahia Blanca , is it a small town? 17 20 -642 3 Terragno also will seek World Bank financing to accelerate the completion of a large thermoelectric station in Bahia Blanca , 418 miles southwest of Buenos Aires . large thermoelectric station What is the point of a thermometric station? 13 16 -642 3 Terragno also will seek World Bank financing to accelerate the completion of a large thermoelectric station in Bahia Blanca , 418 miles southwest of Buenos Aires . thermoelectric station How does a thermoelectric station work? 14 16 -642 4 There was no immediate comment from the U . S . Embassy . no immediate comment Is the embassy expected to make a comment at a later time? 2 5 -642 5 A month ago , the government took steps to curtail electricity consumption , including rotating power cuts of up to six hours a day , reduced street lighting , and cutbacks in the hours of operation of subways and television stations . A month ago , What made this start a month ago? 0 4 -642 5 A month ago , the government took steps to curtail electricity consumption , including rotating power cuts of up to six hours a day , reduced street lighting , and cutbacks in the hours of operation of subways and television stations . reduced street lighting , How many hours are the street lights on for? 25 29 -642 5 A month ago , the government took steps to curtail electricity consumption , including rotating power cuts of up to six hours a day , reduced street lighting , and cutbacks in the hours of operation of subways and television stations . cutbacks How many hours of service were cut? 30 31 -643 1 Official trade unions have pledged to strike and mount other protests if wage and social reforms fail to offset price increases planned by the government , a union newspaper said Saturday . a union newspaper said Which union newspaper? 26 30 -643 1 Official trade unions have pledged to strike and mount other protests if wage and social reforms fail to offset price increases planned by the government , a union newspaper said Saturday . Official trade unions Which trade unions are looking to strike? 0 3 -643 2 Also Saturday , an apartment renters ' group asked the government in an open letter to refrain from planned increases in water and sewage costs in order not to aggravate social tensions . apartment renters ' group which group? 4 8 -643 2 Also Saturday , an apartment renters ' group asked the government in an open letter to refrain from planned increases in water and sewage costs in order not to aggravate social tensions . an apartment renters ' group Which apartment renters' group? 3 8 -643 2 Also Saturday , an apartment renters ' group asked the government in an open letter to refrain from planned increases in water and sewage costs in order not to aggravate social tensions . an apartment renters ' group Which apartment renters' group, also? 3 8 -643 2 Also Saturday , an apartment renters ' group asked the government in an open letter to refrain from planned increases in water and sewage costs in order not to aggravate social tensions . apartment renters ' group Who is the apartment renters' group? 4 8 -643 2 Also Saturday , an apartment renters ' group asked the government in an open letter to refrain from planned increases in water and sewage costs in order not to aggravate social tensions . social tensions Which social tensions would be aggravated by water and sewage cost increases? 30 32 -643 3 The two separate reactions to the government ' s program were a clear indication that it will face difficulties in imposing price boosts of up to 15 percent on a variety of goods and services . government ' s Which country's government? 6 9 -643 4 A quarter of consumer prices are to go up in the near future , government spokesman Gyerogy Marosan announced on Jan . 2 . Gyerogy Marosan what are his credentials? 16 18 -643 4 A quarter of consumer prices are to go up in the near future , government spokesman Gyerogy Marosan announced on Jan . 2 . consumer prices Which aspect of commerce's consumer prices will be increasing? 3 5 -643 5 The increases will affect food , transportation , water , and home - heating fuels . affect which will it affect most? 3 4 -644 1 Tornadoes tore through several Illinois , Indiana and Kentucky towns Saturday , injuring more than 40 people and destroying a third of the homes and commercial buildings in this town , officials said . several Illinois , Indiana and Kentucky towns Which Illinois, Indiana and Kentucky towns? 3 10 -644 1 Tornadoes tore through several Illinois , Indiana and Kentucky towns Saturday , injuring more than 40 people and destroying a third of the homes and commercial buildings in this town , officials said . several Illinois , Indiana and Kentucky towns Which towns? 3 10 -644 1 Tornadoes tore through several Illinois , Indiana and Kentucky towns Saturday , injuring more than 40 people and destroying a third of the homes and commercial buildings in this town , officials said . towns Which towns did the tornadoes tear through? 9 10 -644 2 The tornado cut through a 10 - square - block area and " most homes are flattened and businesses are destroyed " in that area , said Wabash County Sheriff Randy Grounds from an emergency command post in the local bank . Wabash where is wabash? 27 28 -644 2 The tornado cut through a 10 - square - block area and " most homes are flattened and businesses are destroyed " in that area , said Wabash County Sheriff Randy Grounds from an emergency command post in the local bank . The tornado When did the tornado occur? 0 2 -644 2 The tornado cut through a 10 - square - block area and " most homes are flattened and businesses are destroyed " in that area , said Wabash County Sheriff Randy Grounds from an emergency command post in the local bank . area , What area are most of the homes and businesses destroyed? 24 26 -644 2 The tornado cut through a 10 - square - block area and " most homes are flattened and businesses are destroyed " in that area , said Wabash County Sheriff Randy Grounds from an emergency command post in the local bank . local bank What is the name of the local bank where there is an emergency command post? 39 41 -644 3 About 35 percent of the town ' s 275 buildings were demolished and half were damaged to some extent , said Grounds . 35 percent will they recover? 1 3 -644 4 Mayor Jack Loeffler estimated that six to eight people had been temporarily trapped " in rubble , but I think they ' ve all been rescued . " think they ' ve is he unsure? 19 23 -644 4 Mayor Jack Loeffler estimated that six to eight people had been temporarily trapped " in rubble , but I think they ' ve all been rescued . " I think they ' ve all been rescued . " How were they rescued? 18 28 -644 5 He said all but four or five people had been accounted for by mid - evening in the town of 600 , and emergency workers searched door - to - door to make sure no one remained trapped . four or five people Who were the four or five people unaccounted for? 4 8 -645 1 The Soviet Union will start destroying its massive stockpiles of chemical weapons this year , Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard A . Shevardnadze announced Sunday . chemical weapons Why will the Soviet Union destroy its chemical weapons? 10 12 -645 1 The Soviet Union will start destroying its massive stockpiles of chemical weapons this year , Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard A . Shevardnadze announced Sunday . stockpiles Why does the Soviet Union have stockpiles of chemical weapons? 8 9 -645 1 The Soviet Union will start destroying its massive stockpiles of chemical weapons this year , Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard A . Shevardnadze announced Sunday . announced Why is Minister Eduard A Shevardnadze making announcements about chemical weapons? 22 23 -645 1 The Soviet Union will start destroying its massive stockpiles of chemical weapons this year , Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard A . Shevardnadze announced Sunday . massive How many of these weapons do they have? 7 8 -645 2 Addressing an international conference on chemical weapons , Shevardnadze said the Soviet Union is finishing construction of a plant to eliminate chemical arms that will go into operation this year . operation this year which year was it? 27 30 -645 2 Addressing an international conference on chemical weapons , Shevardnadze said the Soviet Union is finishing construction of a plant to eliminate chemical arms that will go into operation this year . eliminate Why is the Soviet Union eliminating chemical arms? 20 21 -645 2 Addressing an international conference on chemical weapons , Shevardnadze said the Soviet Union is finishing construction of a plant to eliminate chemical arms that will go into operation this year . conference Why was the international conference addressing chemical weapons? 3 4 -645 2 Addressing an international conference on chemical weapons , Shevardnadze said the Soviet Union is finishing construction of a plant to eliminate chemical arms that will go into operation this year . chemical What types of chemical weapons? 5 6 -645 3 Representatives of other countries will be invited to visit the facility , he said . other countries how many countries? 2 4 -645 3 Representatives of other countries will be invited to visit the facility , he said . other countries Which other countries? 2 4 -645 3 Representatives of other countries will be invited to visit the facility , he said . countries Which other countries will be invited to visit the facility? 3 4 -645 3 Representatives of other countries will be invited to visit the facility , he said . Representatives Why were representatives of other countries invited to the facility? 0 1 -645 3 Representatives of other countries will be invited to visit the facility , he said . countries Which countries will be invited? 3 4 -645 4 He did not elaborate . He said that some might ask whether the Soviet Union waited too long to stop production and the answer would be : " Yes , we did , in fact wait too long . elaborate Why did he not elaborate? 3 4 -645 4 He did not elaborate . He said that some might ask whether the Soviet Union waited too long to stop production and the answer would be : " Yes , we did , in fact wait too long . waited Why did the Soviet Union wait too long to stop production? 15 16 -645 4 He did not elaborate . He said that some might ask whether the Soviet Union waited too long to stop production and the answer would be : " Yes , we did , in fact wait too long . long How long did they wait? 17 18 -645 5 We are quickly making up for time lost over the past two years . " for time lost can they catch up? 5 8 -645 5 We are quickly making up for time lost over the past two years . " two years What had happened over the past two years? 11 13 -645 5 We are quickly making up for time lost over the past two years . " quickly How are they making up time quickly? 2 3 -646 1 General Douglas MacArthur and others directing the occupation of Japan after World War II resisted powerful U . S . and allied opposition in keeping the late Emperor Hirohito on the chrysanthemum throne , where he reigned for another 43 years . resisted powerful U . S . and allied opposition Why was there such opposition from the US and its allies? 14 23 -646 1 General Douglas MacArthur and others directing the occupation of Japan after World War II resisted powerful U . S . and allied opposition in keeping the late Emperor Hirohito on the chrysanthemum throne , where he reigned for another 43 years . others Who were the others directing the occupation of Japan? 4 5 -646 1 General Douglas MacArthur and others directing the occupation of Japan after World War II resisted powerful U . S . and allied opposition in keeping the late Emperor Hirohito on the chrysanthemum throne , where he reigned for another 43 years . General Douglas MacArthur Why did MacArthur not want him removed from power? 0 3 -646 1 General Douglas MacArthur and others directing the occupation of Japan after World War II resisted powerful U . S . and allied opposition in keeping the late Emperor Hirohito on the chrysanthemum throne , where he reigned for another 43 years . resisted powerful U . S . and allied opposition Why would an Allied General oppose what his commanding officers wanted? 14 23 -646 2 The emperor ' s prosecution for war crimes , execution , imprisonment or exile was favored by 70 percent of Americans in a public opinion poll seven weeks before the end of the war . 70 percent of Americans What did the other 30 percent want to happen? 17 21 -646 3 Some allied governments had similar views . allied governments which governments? 1 3 -646 3 Some allied governments had similar views . Some allied governments Which governments harbored these views? 0 3 -646 3 Some allied governments had similar views . allied governments Which allied governments had similar views to the U.S.? 1 3 -646 3 Some allied governments had similar views . governments had similar views Why did so many people want him executed or imprisoned? 2 6 -646 3 Some allied governments had similar views . allied governments What are a few examples of these countries? 1 3 -646 4 MacArthur , supreme commander of the U . S . occupation of Japan , was the best known of those resisting demands for punishing the monarch who died in Tokyo Saturday at the age of 87 after a 62 - year reign marked by military expansion , crushing defeat , reconciliation , dramatic economic growth and new heights of prosperity and prestige for his country . Tokyo how did he die? 29 30 -646 4 MacArthur , supreme commander of the U . S . occupation of Japan , was the best known of those resisting demands for punishing the monarch who died in Tokyo Saturday at the age of 87 after a 62 - year reign marked by military expansion , crushing defeat , reconciliation , dramatic economic growth and new heights of prosperity and prestige for his country . resisting demands Why did MacArthur not want the monarch of Japan punished? 20 22 -646 4 MacArthur , supreme commander of the U . S . occupation of Japan , was the best known of those resisting demands for punishing the monarch who died in Tokyo Saturday at the age of 87 after a 62 - year reign marked by military expansion , crushing defeat , reconciliation , dramatic economic growth and new heights of prosperity and prestige for his country . resisting demands for punishing the monarch Why would a general who fought this man in a bloody war and lost countless number of soldiers to his commands, want no punishment for him when the war is finally over? 20 26 -646 5 Prime Minister Hideki Tojo and six other Japanese officials were convicted and hanged as a result of the Tokyo war crimes trials . Hideki Tojo was he guilty for sure? 2 4 -646 5 Prime Minister Hideki Tojo and six other Japanese officials were convicted and hanged as a result of the Tokyo war crimes trials . six other Japanese officials Which other officials received this punishment? 5 9 -646 5 Prime Minister Hideki Tojo and six other Japanese officials were convicted and hanged as a result of the Tokyo war crimes trials . hanged Why were some officials hanged and others weren't? 12 13 -646 5 Prime Minister Hideki Tojo and six other Japanese officials were convicted and hanged as a result of the Tokyo war crimes trials . were convicted and hanged Why were they hanged and not the Emperor? 9 13 -647 1 President Reagan ' s submission today of his $ 1 . 15 trillion federal budget for fiscal 1990 triggers a work schedule that is specified by law , cited with reverence by lawmakers and then routinely ignored . cited with reverence by lawmakers Which lawmakers? 28 33 -647 1 President Reagan ' s submission today of his $ 1 . 15 trillion federal budget for fiscal 1990 triggers a work schedule that is specified by law , cited with reverence by lawmakers and then routinely ignored . $ 1 . 15 trillion federal budget what is the federal budget nowadays? 8 15 -647 1 President Reagan ' s submission today of his $ 1 . 15 trillion federal budget for fiscal 1990 triggers a work schedule that is specified by law , cited with reverence by lawmakers and then routinely ignored . routinely ignored WHY IS IT IGNORED IF IT IS PROPPED UP SO HIGH IN LAWMAKERS VIEWS? 35 37 -647 1 President Reagan ' s submission today of his $ 1 . 15 trillion federal budget for fiscal 1990 triggers a work schedule that is specified by law , cited with reverence by lawmakers and then routinely ignored . ignored Why is the work schedule ignored? 36 37 -647 1 President Reagan ' s submission today of his $ 1 . 15 trillion federal budget for fiscal 1990 triggers a work schedule that is specified by law , cited with reverence by lawmakers and then routinely ignored . then routinely ignored . Why is the schedule ignored? 34 38 -647 2 This year should be no different . The law calls for Congress to have completed work on the spending plan by April 15 . April 15 which year is it now? 21 23 -647 2 This year should be no different . The law calls for Congress to have completed work on the spending plan by April 15 . April 15 Why is it necessary for Congress to complete the spending plan by April 15? 21 23 -647 3 In addition , all 13 appropriations bills that finance the federal government are supposed to be in place by the Oct . 1 start of the new fiscal year . 13 appropriations bills WHAT DO THESE BILLS DEAL WITH? 4 7 -647 4 But that rarely happens , and ingredients for delay abound this year . ingredients for delay WHAT ARE SOME EXAMPLES OF THESE INGREDIENTS? 6 9 -647 4 But that rarely happens , and ingredients for delay abound this year . ingredients What are the ingredients for delay? 6 7 -647 4 But that rarely happens , and ingredients for delay abound this year . ingredients for delay abound Which parts of the bills will likely lead to delays? 6 10 -647 5 Congress will be treating Reagan ' s proposal as largely inconsequential and waiting for a new plan from President - elect Bush after his inauguration . waiting for a new plan WHY WOULD THEY IGNORE ONE PLAN FOR THE OTHER? 12 17 -647 5 Congress will be treating Reagan ' s proposal as largely inconsequential and waiting for a new plan from President - elect Bush after his inauguration . as largely inconsequential Why would it be inconsequential? 8 11 -648 1 The city manager is on the verge of flipping a switch that will send electricity flowing through city - owned power lines , a change he says will save money for residents of this northern Ohio town . northern Ohio town which town? 34 37 -648 1 The city manager is on the verge of flipping a switch that will send electricity flowing through city - owned power lines , a change he says will save money for residents of this northern Ohio town . The city manager What is the name of the city manager? 0 3 -648 1 The city manager is on the verge of flipping a switch that will send electricity flowing through city - owned power lines , a change he says will save money for residents of this northern Ohio town . the verge Is there a reason for the hesitation? 5 7 -648 1 The city manager is on the verge of flipping a switch that will send electricity flowing through city - owned power lines , a change he says will save money for residents of this northern Ohio town . save money How much money will the residents save? 28 30 -648 1 The city manager is on the verge of flipping a switch that will send electricity flowing through city - owned power lines , a change he says will save money for residents of this northern Ohio town . save money for residents How will this be a money-saver? 28 32 -648 1 The city manager is on the verge of flipping a switch that will send electricity flowing through city - owned power lines , a change he says will save money for residents of this northern Ohio town . save money How will the change save money for residents? 28 30 -648 1 The city manager is on the verge of flipping a switch that will send electricity flowing through city - owned power lines , a change he says will save money for residents of this northern Ohio town . change What is the change that will save money for residents? 24 25 -648 2 But officials for the Toledo Edison Co . , which now supplies electricity to the town ' s 5 , 600 residents , say a municipal power system will be unreliable and electric rates will eventually increase and surpass their rates . will be unreliable Why do they feel it will be unreliable? 28 31 -648 2 But officials for the Toledo Edison Co . , which now supplies electricity to the town ' s 5 , 600 residents , say a municipal power system will be unreliable and electric rates will eventually increase and surpass their rates . will eventually increase Why will they increase? 34 37 -648 2 But officials for the Toledo Edison Co . , which now supplies electricity to the town ' s 5 , 600 residents , say a municipal power system will be unreliable and electric rates will eventually increase and surpass their rates . their rates What are their current rates, are they fair? 39 41 -648 2 But officials for the Toledo Edison Co . , which now supplies electricity to the town ' s 5 , 600 residents , say a municipal power system will be unreliable and electric rates will eventually increase and surpass their rates . municipal power system will be unreliable Why would the power system be unreliable? 25 31 -648 2 But officials for the Toledo Edison Co . , which now supplies electricity to the town ' s 5 , 600 residents , say a municipal power system will be unreliable and electric rates will eventually increase and surpass their rates . municipal power system will be unreliable Why will the system be unreliable? 25 31 -648 2 But officials for the Toledo Edison Co . , which now supplies electricity to the town ' s 5 , 600 residents , say a municipal power system will be unreliable and electric rates will eventually increase and surpass their rates . municipal power system How will the municipal power system be unreliable? 25 28 -648 3 City Manager Nelson Summit admits that the Clyde Light and Power Co . is a gamble . gamble why is it a gamble? 15 16 -648 3 City Manager Nelson Summit admits that the Clyde Light and Power Co . is a gamble . is a gamble What is the main challenge? 13 16 -648 3 City Manager Nelson Summit admits that the Clyde Light and Power Co . is a gamble . Clyde Light and Power Co . is a gamble Why is the power company a gamble? 7 16 -648 3 City Manager Nelson Summit admits that the Clyde Light and Power Co . is a gamble . a gamble . Why is the local power company a gamble? 14 17 -648 3 City Manager Nelson Summit admits that the Clyde Light and Power Co . is a gamble . gamble How is the Clyde Light and Power a gamble? 15 16 -648 4 " What it boiled down to was I felt there was a better way to provide electricity . provide electricity who said this? 15 17 -648 4 " What it boiled down to was I felt there was a better way to provide electricity . a better way to provide electricity Is it his job to create electricity solutions? 11 17 -648 4 " What it boiled down to was I felt there was a better way to provide electricity . better way to provide electricity What better way is there? 12 17 -648 5 It turned out that it is going to be cheaper and rates will get a lot better in the future , " Summit said in a recent interview . the future , " How can he be sure this will be the case? 18 22 -648 5 It turned out that it is going to be cheaper and rates will get a lot better in the future , " Summit said in a recent interview . rates will get a lot better in the future , " How far into the future before rates get better? 11 22 -649 1 A Belfast - bound jetliner carrying 126 people crashed beside a highway in central England on Sunday and broke into pieces , killing at least 37 people and injuring 76 , officials said . Belfast - bound jetliner Where was the jetliner coming from? 1 5 -649 1 A Belfast - bound jetliner carrying 126 people crashed beside a highway in central England on Sunday and broke into pieces , killing at least 37 people and injuring 76 , officials said . crashed Do they know what caused the crash? 8 9 -649 1 A Belfast - bound jetliner carrying 126 people crashed beside a highway in central England on Sunday and broke into pieces , killing at least 37 people and injuring 76 , officials said . killing at least 37 people Was anyone on the ground killed in this crash? 22 27 -649 1 A Belfast - bound jetliner carrying 126 people crashed beside a highway in central England on Sunday and broke into pieces , killing at least 37 people and injuring 76 , officials said . Belfast - bound where is belfast? 1 4 -649 1 A Belfast - bound jetliner carrying 126 people crashed beside a highway in central England on Sunday and broke into pieces , killing at least 37 people and injuring 76 , officials said . highway Which Highway? 11 12 -649 1 A Belfast - bound jetliner carrying 126 people crashed beside a highway in central England on Sunday and broke into pieces , killing at least 37 people and injuring 76 , officials said . England Where in England, specifically? 14 15 -649 1 A Belfast - bound jetliner carrying 126 people crashed beside a highway in central England on Sunday and broke into pieces , killing at least 37 people and injuring 76 , officials said . people The destination?Where were they going? 7 8 -649 1 A Belfast - bound jetliner carrying 126 people crashed beside a highway in central England on Sunday and broke into pieces , killing at least 37 people and injuring 76 , officials said . Belfast - bound jetliner What airline was the jetliner from? 1 5 -649 1 A Belfast - bound jetliner carrying 126 people crashed beside a highway in central England on Sunday and broke into pieces , killing at least 37 people and injuring 76 , officials said . crashed Why did the jetliner crash? 8 9 -649 1 A Belfast - bound jetliner carrying 126 people crashed beside a highway in central England on Sunday and broke into pieces , killing at least 37 people and injuring 76 , officials said . killing at least 37 people Where there casualties that were not passengers on the plane? 22 27 -649 2 The airline said the crash was caused by engine failure and ruled out sabotage . said the crash was caused by engine why did it fail? 2 9 -649 2 The airline said the crash was caused by engine failure and ruled out sabotage . engine failure Why did the engine fail? 8 10 -649 2 The airline said the crash was caused by engine failure and ruled out sabotage . sabotage Who was suspected? 13 14 -649 2 The airline said the crash was caused by engine failure and ruled out sabotage . caused by engine failure Why did the engines fail? 6 10 -649 3 The British Midland Airways Boeing 737 - 400 was en route from London ' s Heathrow Airport to Northern Ireland when it developed engine trouble , the Civil Aviation Authority said . engine trouble , what kind of engine trouble? 23 26 -649 3 The British Midland Airways Boeing 737 - 400 was en route from London ' s Heathrow Airport to Northern Ireland when it developed engine trouble , the Civil Aviation Authority said . the Civil Aviation Authority Who is the Civil Aviation Authority? 26 30 -649 4 The jet attempted to land at East Midlands Airport near Nottingham , about 100 miles north of London , but undershot the runway by a half - mile and crashed alongside a highway , smashed into an embankment and broke apart , police said . undershot the runway by a half - mile Did this happen as a result of the engine failure or was it a mistake made by the pilot? 20 28 -649 5 Witnesses reported seeing an engine in flames as the aircraft came in low , dropping bits of debris and shearing off treetops as it careened toward the highway . shearing off treetops what is shearing? 19 22 -649 5 Witnesses reported seeing an engine in flames as the aircraft came in low , dropping bits of debris and shearing off treetops as it careened toward the highway . toward the highway Was anyone on the highway injured or killed? 25 28 -649 5 Witnesses reported seeing an engine in flames as the aircraft came in low , dropping bits of debris and shearing off treetops as it careened toward the highway . careened what does careened mean? 24 25 -649 5 Witnesses reported seeing an engine in flames as the aircraft came in low , dropping bits of debris and shearing off treetops as it careened toward the highway . dropping bits of debris Did the debris cause any injuries or deaths? 14 18 -650 1 Political parties are struggling to emerge in this British colony but face the formidable hurdles of apathy , public distrust and a wary Communist China , which gains sovereignty over the territory in 1997 . apathy , public distrust Why are the people in such an unagreeable state? 16 20 -650 1 Political parties are struggling to emerge in this British colony but face the formidable hurdles of apathy , public distrust and a wary Communist China , which gains sovereignty over the territory in 1997 . Political parties Which political parties are struggling to emerge? 0 2 -650 1 Political parties are struggling to emerge in this British colony but face the formidable hurdles of apathy , public distrust and a wary Communist China , which gains sovereignty over the territory in 1997 . Political parties are struggling Which political parties? 0 4 -650 2 Attempts to form the groups comes as Britain prepares to hold Hong Kong ' s first general legislative elections and China appears to have reluctantly dropped its opposition to such activity . dropped its opposition why did it drop opposition? 25 28 -650 2 Attempts to form the groups comes as Britain prepares to hold Hong Kong ' s first general legislative elections and China appears to have reluctantly dropped its opposition to such activity . reluctantly dropped its opposition Why has China dropped it's opposition? 24 28 -650 2 Attempts to form the groups comes as Britain prepares to hold Hong Kong ' s first general legislative elections and China appears to have reluctantly dropped its opposition to such activity . Britain Why is Britain holding Hong King's election? 7 8 -650 3 The organizations will be different from Western - style political parties because they will not be able to form a sovereign government . sovereign government does that mean independent? 20 22 -650 3 The organizations will be different from Western - style political parties because they will not be able to form a sovereign government . political parties How do they compare and contrast to western-style parties? 9 11 -650 3 The organizations will be different from Western - style political parties because they will not be able to form a sovereign government . sovereign government What is a sovereign government? 20 22 -650 3 The organizations will be different from Western - style political parties because they will not be able to form a sovereign government . sovereign government What do you mean by sovereign government more specifically? 20 22 -650 4 Instead , they will be limited to trying to influence the outgoing British rulers and pursuing whatever local power Beijing permits under the " high degree of autonomy " it promises for this capitalist enclave after 1997 . " high degree of autonomy " What is the high degree of autonomy Beijing promises? 23 29 -650 5 " The administration of Hong Kong will be in the hands of Hong Kong people , so in that sense we still have a lot of power , " said Yeung Sum , chairman of Meeting Point , a pressure group of about 300 members that views itself as a future party . Yeung Sum , why was he asked? 30 33 -650 5 " The administration of Hong Kong will be in the hands of Hong Kong people , so in that sense we still have a lot of power , " said Yeung Sum , chairman of Meeting Point , a pressure group of about 300 members that views itself as a future party . 300 members How do they expect 300 people to form a viable party? 43 45 -651 1 The landmark Sheraton Palace Hotel , a home away from home for six presidents and armies of celebrities since 1875 , has closed for the first time since the great earthquake of 1906 for a $ 60 million , 18 - month renovation . home Why is the hotel considered a home away from home? 7 8 -651 1 The landmark Sheraton Palace Hotel , a home away from home for six presidents and armies of celebrities since 1875 , has closed for the first time since the great earthquake of 1906 for a $ 60 million , 18 - month renovation . renovation How is the hotel being renovated? 42 43 -651 1 The landmark Sheraton Palace Hotel , a home away from home for six presidents and armies of celebrities since 1875 , has closed for the first time since the great earthquake of 1906 for a $ 60 million , 18 - month renovation . six presidents Which six presidents was it a home away from home for? 12 14 -651 1 The landmark Sheraton Palace Hotel , a home away from home for six presidents and armies of celebrities since 1875 , has closed for the first time since the great earthquake of 1906 for a $ 60 million , 18 - month renovation . six presidents and armies of celebrities Why is this hotel so popular amongst these celebrity types? 12 18 -651 1 The landmark Sheraton Palace Hotel , a home away from home for six presidents and armies of celebrities since 1875 , has closed for the first time since the great earthquake of 1906 for a $ 60 million , 18 - month renovation . 18 - month renovation Are they renovating the entire hotel including the rooms? 39 43 -651 2 " It ' s very strange . It ' s very lonely , " Donald Timbie , the hotel ' s general manager and vice president , said Monday as the hotel shut down . Donald Timbie , what are his credentials? 14 17 -651 2 " It ' s very strange . It ' s very lonely , " Donald Timbie , the hotel ' s general manager and vice president , said Monday as the hotel shut down . strange Why is the hotel strange and lonely? 5 6 -651 2 " It ' s very strange . It ' s very lonely , " Donald Timbie , the hotel ' s general manager and vice president , said Monday as the hotel shut down . said Why is the president talking about the hotel? 27 28 -651 2 " It ' s very strange . It ' s very lonely , " Donald Timbie , the hotel ' s general manager and vice president , said Monday as the hotel shut down . Donald Timbie , How long has he been the general manager there? 14 17 -651 3 The quake , which destroyed much of the city , triggered a fire which gutted the original , seven - story hotel . destroyed Why was the hotel not prepared for an earthquake? 4 5 -651 3 The quake , which destroyed much of the city , triggered a fire which gutted the original , seven - story hotel . triggered How did the earthquake trigger a fire? 10 11 -651 3 The quake , which destroyed much of the city , triggered a fire which gutted the original , seven - story hotel . quake , Which quake destroyed much of the city? 1 3 -651 3 The quake , which destroyed much of the city , triggered a fire which gutted the original , seven - story hotel . The quake , How big was the quake? 0 3 -651 3 The quake , which destroyed much of the city , triggered a fire which gutted the original , seven - story hotel . gutted the original , seven - story hotel Was it remodeled at that time? 14 22 -651 3 The quake , which destroyed much of the city , triggered a fire which gutted the original , seven - story hotel . destroyed much of the city , How much of the city was destroyed? 4 10 -651 4 But 12 - foot - thick brick walls saved the shell and it was rebuilt to its current nine stories and reopened Dec . 16 , 1909 , with other alterations in 1915 , 1919 and 1925 . 12 - foot - thick Why are the walls 12 feet thick? 1 6 -651 4 But 12 - foot - thick brick walls saved the shell and it was rebuilt to its current nine stories and reopened Dec . 16 , 1909 , with other alterations in 1915 , 1919 and 1925 . saved How did the brick walls save the shell? 8 9 -651 4 But 12 - foot - thick brick walls saved the shell and it was rebuilt to its current nine stories and reopened Dec . 16 , 1909 , with other alterations in 1915 , 1919 and 1925 . alterations How was the hotel altered? 30 31 -651 4 But 12 - foot - thick brick walls saved the shell and it was rebuilt to its current nine stories and reopened Dec . 16 , 1909 , with other alterations in 1915 , 1919 and 1925 . nine stories Why did they add stories? 18 20 -651 4 But 12 - foot - thick brick walls saved the shell and it was rebuilt to its current nine stories and reopened Dec . 16 , 1909 , with other alterations in 1915 , 1919 and 1925 . other alterations What other alterations were done during those times? 29 31 -651 5 Tenor Enrico Caruso was a guest as the temblor struck . temblor is that another name for quake? 8 9 -651 5 Tenor Enrico Caruso was a guest as the temblor struck . temblor How does a temblor strike? 8 9 -651 5 Tenor Enrico Caruso was a guest as the temblor struck . was a guest What year was he a guest there? 3 6 -652 1 On the sidelines of the world chemical weapons conference , experts say bleakly no headway has been made on the most worrisome threat : keeping the chemicals away from terrorists or leaders bent on genocide . headway Why has no headway been made on the worrisome threat? 14 15 -652 1 On the sidelines of the world chemical weapons conference , experts say bleakly no headway has been made on the most worrisome threat : keeping the chemicals away from terrorists or leaders bent on genocide . terrorists How are terrorists getting chemicals? 29 30 -652 1 On the sidelines of the world chemical weapons conference , experts say bleakly no headway has been made on the most worrisome threat : keeping the chemicals away from terrorists or leaders bent on genocide . genocide Why are there leaders bent on genocide? 34 35 -652 1 On the sidelines of the world chemical weapons conference , experts say bleakly no headway has been made on the most worrisome threat : keeping the chemicals away from terrorists or leaders bent on genocide . experts say Which experts? 10 12 -652 2 Sentiment aside , they say , poison gas works and it is nearly impossible to control its components without energetic , voluntary action by governments and private industry . works How does poison gas work? 8 9 -652 2 Sentiment aside , they say , poison gas works and it is nearly impossible to control its components without energetic , voluntary action by governments and private industry . energetic , Why does the action by governments need to be energetic? 19 21 -652 2 Sentiment aside , they say , poison gas works and it is nearly impossible to control its components without energetic , voluntary action by governments and private industry . private Why does the private industry need to be involved? 26 27 -652 3 At the same time , they add , many small nations refuse to ban such weapons while neighbors have atomic bombs , the way a streetwise youth carries a switch - blade because of bullies down the block . many small nations refuse why do they refuse? 8 12 -652 3 At the same time , they add , many small nations refuse to ban such weapons while neighbors have atomic bombs , the way a streetwise youth carries a switch - blade because of bullies down the block . small nations What small nations refuse to ban chemical weapons? 9 11 -652 4 Few technicians among the 151 delegations attending the five - day Paris conference wanted to be named , leaving the limelight to statesmen drafting a declaration against producing and using chemical or biological weapons . declaration How is the declaration supposed to help stop the production of chemical and biological weapons? 25 26 -652 5 A European specialist summed up the mood : " This conference is one thing . European specialist what was his name? 1 3 -652 5 A European specialist summed up the mood : " This conference is one thing . specialist What makes the European a specialist? 2 3 -652 5 A European specialist summed up the mood : " This conference is one thing . mood : How does the European feel? 6 8 -652 5 A European specialist summed up the mood : " This conference is one thing . European specialist Who is the European specialist? 1 3 -652 5 A European specialist summed up the mood : " This conference is one thing . A European specialist Which European specialist? 0 3 -653 1 The new year at the box office began right where 1988 finished , with " Rain Man " and " Twins , " a pair of films about brothers , battling for the No . " Twins , " was it a popular movie? 19 23 -653 2 1 position in the nation ' s theaters . nation ' s theaters which movie is winning? 4 8 -653 4 For the second week in a row , " Rain Man , " starring Dustin Hoffman as an autistic savant kidnapped by his scheming brother ( Tom Cruise ) , finished ahead of the domestic comedy " Twins , " according to figures released Monday by Exhibitor Relations Co . " Twins , " featuring Arnold Schwarzenegger and Danny DeVito as siblings separated at birth , finished second with $ 7 . 1 million . savant what is a savant? 19 20 -653 5 The critically acclaimed " The Accidental Tourist , " in its first week of wide release , landed in third place with $ 6 . 1 million . third place Why did movie-goers prefer Rain Man over these other two movies? 19 21 -654 1 A new surgeon general ' s report on smoking scheduled for release this week increases the estimate of smoking - related deaths by 30 percent to 390 , 000 a year , The Christian Science Monitor reported Monday . estimate what research was conducted to provide this estimation? 16 17 -654 1 A new surgeon general ' s report on smoking scheduled for release this week increases the estimate of smoking - related deaths by 30 percent to 390 , 000 a year , The Christian Science Monitor reported Monday . report Why is the surgeon general releasing a report on smoking? 6 7 -654 1 A new surgeon general ' s report on smoking scheduled for release this week increases the estimate of smoking - related deaths by 30 percent to 390 , 000 a year , The Christian Science Monitor reported Monday . estimate How did the surgeon general arrive at the estimate? 16 17 -654 1 A new surgeon general ' s report on smoking scheduled for release this week increases the estimate of smoking - related deaths by 30 percent to 390 , 000 a year , The Christian Science Monitor reported Monday . increases the estimate of smoking - related deaths WHY IS THERE AN INCREASE WITH SO MUCH ADVERTISING AGAINST SMOKING AND TAXING OF TOBACCO PRODUCTS? 14 22 -654 2 The report , which comes 25 years after the first surgeon general ' s report on smoking , also cites cigarette smoking as the cause for nine out of 10 lung cancer deaths among women , the newspaper said . cause What sources / institute were used to collerate the death figures 24 25 -654 2 The report , which comes 25 years after the first surgeon general ' s report on smoking , also cites cigarette smoking as the cause for nine out of 10 lung cancer deaths among women , the newspaper said . cause How does the surgeon general know smoking is the cause for 9 out of 10 lung cancer deaths among women? 24 25 -654 2 The report , which comes 25 years after the first surgeon general ' s report on smoking , also cites cigarette smoking as the cause for nine out of 10 lung cancer deaths among women , the newspaper said . cause for nine out of 10 lung cancer deaths WHAT ARE SOME OF THE OTHER CAUSES FOR LUNG CANCER? 24 33 -654 3 Other conclusions in the report by Dr . C . Everett Koop are that lung cancer now surpasses breast cancer as the leading cancer killer among women , 43 chemicals in tobacco are now confirmed as cancer causing and smoking is a major cause of cerebral vascular disease . confirmed What research confirms this? 34 35 -654 3 Other conclusions in the report by Dr . C . Everett Koop are that lung cancer now surpasses breast cancer as the leading cancer killer among women , 43 chemicals in tobacco are now confirmed as cancer causing and smoking is a major cause of cerebral vascular disease . in Why are 43 chemicals in tobacco? 2 3 -654 3 Other conclusions in the report by Dr . C . Everett Koop are that lung cancer now surpasses breast cancer as the leading cancer killer among women , 43 chemicals in tobacco are now confirmed as cancer causing and smoking is a major cause of cerebral vascular disease . confirmed How were the chemicals confirmed to be cancer causing? 34 35 -654 3 Other conclusions in the report by Dr . C . Everett Koop are that lung cancer now surpasses breast cancer as the leading cancer killer among women , 43 chemicals in tobacco are now confirmed as cancer causing and smoking is a major cause of cerebral vascular disease . cause How is smoking a major cause of cerebral vascular disease? 43 44 -654 3 Other conclusions in the report by Dr . C . Everett Koop are that lung cancer now surpasses breast cancer as the leading cancer killer among women , 43 chemicals in tobacco are now confirmed as cancer causing and smoking is a major cause of cerebral vascular disease . cerebral vascular disease . WHAT IS CEREBRAL VASCULAR DISEASE? 45 49 -654 4 Koop ' s increase in his estimate of smoking - related deaths from 300 , 000 annually is due to more accurate accounting rather than more lethal cigarettes , The Monitor said in a release it distributed two days before the report was to have been made public . distributed Why did the Monitor distribute a release two days before the report was to have been made public? 36 37 -654 4 Koop ' s increase in his estimate of smoking - related deaths from 300 , 000 annually is due to more accurate accounting rather than more lethal cigarettes , The Monitor said in a release it distributed two days before the report was to have been made public . more accurate accounting WHAT WAS DONE DIFFERENTLY TO INCREASE ACCURACY? WHY WASN'T IT THOUGHT OF BEFORE NOW? 20 23 -654 5 Koop estimates that 50 million Americans still smoke , the newspaper said . estimates Where does this estimation come from? 1 2 -654 5 Koop estimates that 50 million Americans still smoke , the newspaper said . still Why do 50 million Americans still smoke? 6 7 -654 5 Koop estimates that 50 million Americans still smoke , the newspaper said . estimates How does Koop estimate that 50 million Americans still smoke? 1 2 -654 5 Koop estimates that 50 million Americans still smoke , the newspaper said . smoke , IS THIS ONLY TALKING ABOUT CIGARETTES? OR OTHER TYPES OF SMOKING TOO? 7 9 -655 1 Astronomers have spotted a star as it devoured its companion orb , and perhaps solved a celestial mystery . celestial mystery What is the celestial mystery that was solved? 16 18 -655 1 Astronomers have spotted a star as it devoured its companion orb , and perhaps solved a celestial mystery . Astronomers have spotted Which astronomers? 0 3 -655 1 Astronomers have spotted a star as it devoured its companion orb , and perhaps solved a celestial mystery . devoured how did it devour it? 7 8 -655 2 Scientists have long argued about how some superdense stars called pulsars could get themselves spinning hundreds of times a second . spinning hundreds of times a second How do pulsars get spinning hundreds of times a second? 14 20 -655 2 Scientists have long argued about how some superdense stars called pulsars could get themselves spinning hundreds of times a second . superdense what is a superdense star? 7 8 -655 3 The question may now be answered by the discovery of a black widow binary - - a star that like the spider uses its companion and then destroys it . its companion is it a complex process? 23 25 -655 3 The question may now be answered by the discovery of a black widow binary - - a star that like the spider uses its companion and then destroys it . answered Why is it compared to the black widow 5 6 -655 4 If current theories are correct , the star represents a celestial missing link , a bridge between fast - spinning stars that have mates and those that do not . fast - spinning Stars spin? 17 20 -655 5 The combination of the star and its companion , labeled PSR 1957 - 20 in astronomers ' shorthand , was detected last spring by Andrew Fruchter of the Carnegie Institution in Washington . detected How did Andrew Fruchter detect the star and its companion? 20 21 -655 5 The combination of the star and its companion , labeled PSR 1957 - 20 in astronomers ' shorthand , was detected last spring by Andrew Fruchter of the Carnegie Institution in Washington . last spring spring of which year? 21 23 -655 5 The combination of the star and its companion , labeled PSR 1957 - 20 in astronomers ' shorthand , was detected last spring by Andrew Fruchter of the Carnegie Institution in Washington . star and its companion , What is classed as a star's companion and why? 4 9 -656 1 Liberace ' s ex - lover testified Tuesday that a convicted drug dealer spoke of a " bloody mess " after a 1981 quadruple murder and said , " The whole thing got out of hand . " Liberace ' s ex - lover testified Who is Liberace's ex-lover? 0 7 -656 1 Liberace ' s ex - lover testified Tuesday that a convicted drug dealer spoke of a " bloody mess " after a 1981 quadruple murder and said , " The whole thing got out of hand . " " bloody mess " why is it in quotes? 16 20 -656 1 Liberace ' s ex - lover testified Tuesday that a convicted drug dealer spoke of a " bloody mess " after a 1981 quadruple murder and said , " The whole thing got out of hand . " convicted drug dealer Who was this convicted drug dealer? 10 13 -656 1 Liberace ' s ex - lover testified Tuesday that a convicted drug dealer spoke of a " bloody mess " after a 1981 quadruple murder and said , " The whole thing got out of hand . " " The whole thing What event set this off, as in, what is this \"whole thing\" that got out of hand? 28 32 -656 1 Liberace ' s ex - lover testified Tuesday that a convicted drug dealer spoke of a " bloody mess " after a 1981 quadruple murder and said , " The whole thing got out of hand . " ex - lover Who is Liberace's ex-lover? 3 6 -656 1 Liberace ' s ex - lover testified Tuesday that a convicted drug dealer spoke of a " bloody mess " after a 1981 quadruple murder and said , " The whole thing got out of hand . " convicted drug dealer Who was the convicted drug dealer? 10 13 -656 1 Liberace ' s ex - lover testified Tuesday that a convicted drug dealer spoke of a " bloody mess " after a 1981 quadruple murder and said , " The whole thing got out of hand . " 1981 quadruple murder Who was murdered during the 1981 quadruple murder? 22 25 -656 2 Scott Thorson said defendant Eddie Nash also told him he was going to teach a lesson to a group of people who had robbed him , saying , " I ' ll have these people on their knees . " have on their knees doing what? 32 33 -656 2 Scott Thorson said defendant Eddie Nash also told him he was going to teach a lesson to a group of people who had robbed him , saying , " I ' ll have these people on their knees . " group of people Who was this group of people? 18 21 -656 2 Scott Thorson said defendant Eddie Nash also told him he was going to teach a lesson to a group of people who had robbed him , saying , " I ' ll have these people on their knees . " group of people Who was the group of people who robbed Eddie Nash? 18 21 -656 3 Nash , 59 , whose real name is Adel Nasrallah , and his bodyguard Gregory Diles , 40 , are charged with the Laurel Canyon slayings in which sex - film star John Holmes once was tried and acquitted . John Holmes once was tried and acquitted Why was John Holmes tried for this crime? 32 39 -656 4 Witnesses at the current preliminary hearing said Nash was robbed of cash , drugs and jewelry by two subsequent murder victims . preliminary hearing when will the actual hearing begin? 4 6 -656 4 Witnesses at the current preliminary hearing said Nash was robbed of cash , drugs and jewelry by two subsequent murder victims . Witnesses How reliable are these witnesses? 0 1 -656 4 Witnesses at the current preliminary hearing said Nash was robbed of cash , drugs and jewelry by two subsequent murder victims . murder victims Who were the two murder victims? 19 21 -657 1 President Reagan is leaving office proposing a truce in his battle with the United Nations and a boost in arms aid to friendly nations , but tossing the question of Nicaragua ' s Contra rebels to successor George Bush . Contra rebels who are they? 33 35 -657 1 President Reagan is leaving office proposing a truce in his battle with the United Nations and a boost in arms aid to friendly nations , but tossing the question of Nicaragua ' s Contra rebels to successor George Bush . rebels to successor George Bush . Why was he giving Pres. Bush the responsibility instead? 34 40 -657 1 President Reagan is leaving office proposing a truce in his battle with the United Nations and a boost in arms aid to friendly nations , but tossing the question of Nicaragua ' s Contra rebels to successor George Bush . friendly nations , Which friendly nations? 22 25 -657 1 President Reagan is leaving office proposing a truce in his battle with the United Nations and a boost in arms aid to friendly nations , but tossing the question of Nicaragua ' s Contra rebels to successor George Bush . battle with the United Nations Why is Reagan battling the United Nations? 10 15 -657 1 President Reagan is leaving office proposing a truce in his battle with the United Nations and a boost in arms aid to friendly nations , but tossing the question of Nicaragua ' s Contra rebels to successor George Bush . tossing the question Why is Reagan tossing the question to Bush? 26 29 -657 1 President Reagan is leaving office proposing a truce in his battle with the United Nations and a boost in arms aid to friendly nations , but tossing the question of Nicaragua ' s Contra rebels to successor George Bush . friendly nations , What are the friendly nations? 22 25 -657 3 Officials say his $ 13 . 2 billion foreign aid spending budget should remain relatively unchanged by the new Bush administration . $ 13 . 2 billion foreign aid spending How much of this was going to assist in the Contra affair? 3 11 -657 3 Officials say his $ 13 . 2 billion foreign aid spending budget should remain relatively unchanged by the new Bush administration . remain relatively unchanged Why won't the Bush administration change the budget? 13 16 -657 3 Officials say his $ 13 . 2 billion foreign aid spending budget should remain relatively unchanged by the new Bush administration . Officials What officials say that? 0 1 -657 4 Consistent with past practice , there was no request for Contra assistance in Reagan ' s final budget . Consistent with past how long has it been that way? 0 3 -657 4 Consistent with past practice , there was no request for Contra assistance in Reagan ' s final budget . Contra assistance Why was there no request for Contra assistance? 10 12 -657 5 The president routinely has treated that issue separately , and this time it will be Bush ' s decision . Bush ' s decision Why will it be Bush's decision? 15 19 -657 5 The president routinely has treated that issue separately , and this time it will be Bush ' s decision . that issue What is the Contra issue? 5 7 -658 1 George P . Shultz plans to cancel his last official trip overseas - to a human rights conference in Vienna - unless Greece gives ground in a dispute over how much of Turkey should be covered by an East - West arms control agreement . East - West arms control agreement What is the East-West control agreement? 38 44 -658 1 George P . Shultz plans to cancel his last official trip overseas - to a human rights conference in Vienna - unless Greece gives ground in a dispute over how much of Turkey should be covered by an East - West arms control agreement . Greece gives ground Why does Greece not want to give ground? 22 25 -658 1 George P . Shultz plans to cancel his last official trip overseas - to a human rights conference in Vienna - unless Greece gives ground in a dispute over how much of Turkey should be covered by an East - West arms control agreement . an East - West arms What does the arms control agreement entail? 37 42 -658 1 George P . Shultz plans to cancel his last official trip overseas - to a human rights conference in Vienna - unless Greece gives ground in a dispute over how much of Turkey should be covered by an East - West arms control agreement . human rights conference Which human rights conference is in Vienna? 15 18 -658 2 A decision by the Secretary of State to stay home also means he would miss a 32nd and final meeting with Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard A . Shevardnadze . 32nd and final meeting why so many meetings? 16 20 -658 2 A decision by the Secretary of State to stay home also means he would miss a 32nd and final meeting with Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard A . Shevardnadze . final meeting Why is this meeting significant? 18 20 -658 2 A decision by the Secretary of State to stay home also means he would miss a 32nd and final meeting with Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard A . Shevardnadze . final Why would this be their last meeting? 18 19 -658 3 At the root of this uncertainty is an effort by the Greek government to expose more Turkish territory to conventional arms control coverage . conventional arms control coverage what about unconventional methods? 19 23 -658 3 At the root of this uncertainty is an effort by the Greek government to expose more Turkish territory to conventional arms control coverage . Greek government to expose more Turkish Why is it beneficial to expose the Turkish government? 11 17 -658 3 At the root of this uncertainty is an effort by the Greek government to expose more Turkish territory to conventional arms control coverage . expose more Turkish territory Why does Greece want to have more of Turkey under traditional arms agreements? 14 18 -658 3 At the root of this uncertainty is an effort by the Greek government to expose more Turkish territory to conventional arms control coverage . arms control Why does the Greek government want to expose Turkey to arms control? 20 22 -658 4 Boundaries have been drawn for conventional arms control negotiations designed to follow the close of the rights conference , but Greece , suspicious of Turkey and fretful about Cyprus , is holding out . Cyprus , where is cyprus? 28 30 -658 4 Boundaries have been drawn for conventional arms control negotiations designed to follow the close of the rights conference , but Greece , suspicious of Turkey and fretful about Cyprus , is holding out . suspicious of Turkey Why are they suspicious of turkey? 22 25 -658 4 Boundaries have been drawn for conventional arms control negotiations designed to follow the close of the rights conference , but Greece , suspicious of Turkey and fretful about Cyprus , is holding out . fretful about Cyprus , Why is Greece fretful about Cyrus? 26 30 -658 5 Everyone else in the 16 - nation NATO alliance has agreed on the precise expanse of Europe to be covered in the Conventional Stability Talks with the Soviet - led Warsaw Pact to reduce troops , tanks and artillery across the European landscape . reduce troops , tanks and artillery What percentage are they wanting to reduce the military? 33 39 -658 5 Everyone else in the 16 - nation NATO alliance has agreed on the precise expanse of Europe to be covered in the Conventional Stability Talks with the Soviet - led Warsaw Pact to reduce troops , tanks and artillery across the European landscape . Everyone else in the 16 - nation Why is no one else in NATO concerned with Turkey's arms issues? 0 7 -658 5 Everyone else in the 16 - nation NATO alliance has agreed on the precise expanse of Europe to be covered in the Conventional Stability Talks with the Soviet - led Warsaw Pact to reduce troops , tanks and artillery across the European landscape . NATO alliance Who are the 16 nations in the NATO alliance? 7 9 -659 1 The war on drugs outranked cutting the deficit as President Reagan proposed a 14 percent increase in the money spent to beat back the tide of illegal narcotics in the United States . outranked Why did the war on drugs outrank cutting the deficit? 4 5 -659 1 The war on drugs outranked cutting the deficit as President Reagan proposed a 14 percent increase in the money spent to beat back the tide of illegal narcotics in the United States . spent How was the money spent to beat back the tide of illegal narcotics? 19 20 -659 1 The war on drugs outranked cutting the deficit as President Reagan proposed a 14 percent increase in the money spent to beat back the tide of illegal narcotics in the United States . tide Why was there a tide of illegal narcotics in the United States? 24 25 -659 1 The war on drugs outranked cutting the deficit as President Reagan proposed a 14 percent increase in the money spent to beat back the tide of illegal narcotics in the United States . outranked cutting why is it so important to him? 4 6 -659 2 " I think this clearly gives the message that drug law enforcement remains a priority of this government and this administration , " said John C . Lawn , administrator of the Drug Enforcement Administration . priority Why is drug law enforcement a priority of the government? 14 15 -659 3 The DEA would add 164 agents and more than 100 supporting workers if the proposed outlays are approved by Congress . supporting How do supporting workers help the DEA? 10 11 -659 3 The DEA would add 164 agents and more than 100 supporting workers if the proposed outlays are approved by Congress . outlays How were the proposed outlays created? 15 16 -659 3 The DEA would add 164 agents and more than 100 supporting workers if the proposed outlays are approved by Congress . 164 agents and more than 100 how much more effective will that be? 4 10 -659 3 The DEA would add 164 agents and more than 100 supporting workers if the proposed outlays are approved by Congress . supporting workers What kind of supporting workers would the DEA add? 10 12 -659 4 The total outlay requested Monday for fiscal 1990 starting Oct . 1 is more than $ 5 billion for all the agencies involved in prevention , treatment and law enforcement . involved How are the agencies involved in prevention, treatment and law enforcement? 22 23 -659 4 The total outlay requested Monday for fiscal 1990 starting Oct . 1 is more than $ 5 billion for all the agencies involved in prevention , treatment and law enforcement . enforcement How will the enforcement be carried out? 29 30 -659 4 The total outlay requested Monday for fiscal 1990 starting Oct . 1 is more than $ 5 billion for all the agencies involved in prevention , treatment and law enforcement . agencies Who are the agencies involved? 21 22 -659 5 That reflects a $ 633 million increase over the $ 4 . 4 billion to be spent in the current fiscal year . increase Why is the amount going to increase? 6 7 -659 5 That reflects a $ 633 million increase over the $ 4 . 4 billion to be spent in the current fiscal year . spent How did the money have an affect on the agencies effectiveness? 16 17 -659 5 That reflects a $ 633 million increase over the $ 4 . 4 billion to be spent in the current fiscal year . current fiscal year which year is this? 19 22 -660 1 When President - elect Bush sits down later this week with his Cabinet choices , the question is whether there will be an empty seat at the table . empty seat why would there be an empty seat? 23 25 -660 1 When President - elect Bush sits down later this week with his Cabinet choices , the question is whether there will be an empty seat at the table . empty seat Why would there be an empty seat in the Cabinet? 23 25 -660 1 When President - elect Bush sits down later this week with his Cabinet choices , the question is whether there will be an empty seat at the table . empty seat at the table Who would be missing from the table? 23 28 -660 1 When President - elect Bush sits down later this week with his Cabinet choices , the question is whether there will be an empty seat at the table . empty Who is supposed to be at the empty seat? 23 24 -660 1 When President - elect Bush sits down later this week with his Cabinet choices , the question is whether there will be an empty seat at the table . sits What are they sitting down for? 5 6 -660 1 When President - elect Bush sits down later this week with his Cabinet choices , the question is whether there will be an empty seat at the table . whether there will be an empty seat at the table Why will there be an empty seat at the table? 18 28 -660 2 A top adviser conceded Monday that the search for a Secretary of Energy has proven more difficult than the transition team anticipated . difficult why is it difficult? 16 17 -660 2 A top adviser conceded Monday that the search for a Secretary of Energy has proven more difficult than the transition team anticipated . more difficult Why is the search for a Secretary of Energy more difficult? 15 17 -660 2 A top adviser conceded Monday that the search for a Secretary of Energy has proven more difficult than the transition team anticipated . Secretary of Energy What does the secretary of energy entail that would make it difficult to find someone? 10 13 -660 2 A top adviser conceded Monday that the search for a Secretary of Energy has proven more difficult than the transition team anticipated . difficult Why is it more difficult than anticipated? 16 17 -660 2 A top adviser conceded Monday that the search for a Secretary of Energy has proven more difficult than the transition team anticipated . has proven more difficult Why has the search proven more difficult? 13 17 -660 3 Craig Fuller , vice presidential chief of staff as well as co - director of the transition , said it was taking longer to fill the job because " there are real technical difficulties and it ' s fraught with a lot of political problems . " fraught with a lot of political problems What kind of political problems? 38 45 -660 3 Craig Fuller , vice presidential chief of staff as well as co - director of the transition , said it was taking longer to fill the job because " there are real technical difficulties and it ' s fraught with a lot of political problems . " technical What kind of technical difficulties? 32 33 -660 3 Craig Fuller , vice presidential chief of staff as well as co - director of the transition , said it was taking longer to fill the job because " there are real technical difficulties and it ' s fraught with a lot of political problems . " fraught What is fraught? 38 39 -660 3 Craig Fuller , vice presidential chief of staff as well as co - director of the transition , said it was taking longer to fill the job because " there are real technical difficulties and it ' s fraught with a lot of political problems . " problems What type of political problems? 44 45 -660 3 Craig Fuller , vice presidential chief of staff as well as co - director of the transition , said it was taking longer to fill the job because " there are real technical difficulties and it ' s fraught with a lot of political problems . " fraught with a lot of political problems What are these political problems? 38 45 -660 4 One of the political problems was the furor that knocked James Schlesinger , an early choice for the post , out of contention . furor what is a furor? 7 8 -660 4 One of the political problems was the furor that knocked James Schlesinger , an early choice for the post , out of contention . furor What was the furor that knocked James Schlesinger out? 7 8 -660 4 One of the political problems was the furor that knocked James Schlesinger , an early choice for the post , out of contention . furor that knocked James Schlesinger , Was the public angry or excited? 7 13 -660 4 One of the political problems was the furor that knocked James Schlesinger , an early choice for the post , out of contention . furor What does furor mean? 7 8 -660 4 One of the political problems was the furor that knocked James Schlesinger , an early choice for the post , out of contention . furor that knocked James Schlesinger , How did it knock James Schlesinger out of contention? 7 13 -660 5 Fuller acknowledged that Gov . William Clements of Texas , among others , strongly opposed the choice of Schlesinger , defense secretary under President Ford and energy secretary under President Carter . opposed Why did Gov. William Clements oppose Schlesinger? 14 15 -660 5 Fuller acknowledged that Gov . William Clements of Texas , among others , strongly opposed the choice of Schlesinger , defense secretary under President Ford and energy secretary under President Carter . strongly opposed the choice Does it really matter what Governors think ? Are their opinions accounted for in the selection process? 13 17 -660 5 Fuller acknowledged that Gov . William Clements of Texas , among others , strongly opposed the choice of Schlesinger , defense secretary under President Ford and energy secretary under President Carter . choice Who chose Schlesinger in the first place? 16 17 -660 5 Fuller acknowledged that Gov . William Clements of Texas , among others , strongly opposed the choice of Schlesinger , defense secretary under President Ford and energy secretary under President Carter . strongly opposed Why did Clements strong oppose? 13 15 -661 1 President Reagan wants Congress set aside money for the next wave of military weaponry and increase spending on Star Wars in a defense budget with little chance of winning approval as it is , say congressional leaders and defense experts . Star Wars star wars the movie? 18 20 -661 1 President Reagan wants Congress set aside money for the next wave of military weaponry and increase spending on Star Wars in a defense budget with little chance of winning approval as it is , say congressional leaders and defense experts . say congressional leaders and defense experts . Which congressional leaders and defense experts? 34 41 -661 1 President Reagan wants Congress set aside money for the next wave of military weaponry and increase spending on Star Wars in a defense budget with little chance of winning approval as it is , say congressional leaders and defense experts . set aside money How much money is he wanting to set aside? 4 7 -661 1 President Reagan wants Congress set aside money for the next wave of military weaponry and increase spending on Star Wars in a defense budget with little chance of winning approval as it is , say congressional leaders and defense experts . set aside money What spurred him to want to do this? 4 7 -661 1 President Reagan wants Congress set aside money for the next wave of military weaponry and increase spending on Star Wars in a defense budget with little chance of winning approval as it is , say congressional leaders and defense experts . military weaponry What type of military weaponry does President Reagan intend to purchase with the money set aside? 12 14 -661 1 President Reagan wants Congress set aside money for the next wave of military weaponry and increase spending on Star Wars in a defense budget with little chance of winning approval as it is , say congressional leaders and defense experts . little chance of winning approval Why do congressional leaders and defense experts say there there is little chance of approval of the President's request to set aside money for military weaponry? 25 30 -661 2 Overall , the two - year budget the Reagan administration released Monday proposes an increase in defense spending by 2 percent above the rate of inflation with $ 315 . 2 billion in budget authority for 1990 and $ 330 . 89 billion for 1991 . Monday Whats the date of this specific Monday? 11 12 -661 2 Overall , the two - year budget the Reagan administration released Monday proposes an increase in defense spending by 2 percent above the rate of inflation with $ 315 . 2 billion in budget authority for 1990 and $ 330 . 89 billion for 1991 . rate of inflation What is the rate of inflation? 23 26 -661 2 Overall , the two - year budget the Reagan administration released Monday proposes an increase in defense spending by 2 percent above the rate of inflation with $ 315 . 2 billion in budget authority for 1990 and $ 330 . 89 billion for 1991 . budget authority How with the increased budget authority for military weaponry affect American taxpayers? 33 35 -661 3 Outlays - the money to be spent during the 12 months of fiscal 1990 - total $ 303 billion , including $ 9 . 2 billion for Energy Department nuclear weapons and research programs . Outlays what does this word mean? 0 1 -661 3 Outlays - the money to be spent during the 12 months of fiscal 1990 - total $ 303 billion , including $ 9 . 2 billion for Energy Department nuclear weapons and research programs . research programs What kind of research? 32 34 -661 3 Outlays - the money to be spent during the 12 months of fiscal 1990 - total $ 303 billion , including $ 9 . 2 billion for Energy Department nuclear weapons and research programs . total $ 303 billion , On what is this money being spent? 15 20 -661 4 Outlays for fiscal 1991 amount to $ 314 . 4 billion . Outlays Who's making the outlays 0 1 -661 4 Outlays for fiscal 1991 amount to $ 314 . 4 billion . fiscal 1991 How do these outlays compare to the other years President Reagan has held office? 2 4 -661 5 President - elect Bush is expected to amend the Reagan budget after he takes office Jan . 20 . Jan . 20 of what year? 15 18 -661 5 President - elect Bush is expected to amend the Reagan budget after he takes office Jan . 20 . Jan . 20 What year did Bush take office? 15 18 -661 5 President - elect Bush is expected to amend the Reagan budget after he takes office Jan . 20 . amend the Reagan budget In what ways does President-elect Bush expected to amend the Reagan budget after he takes office Jan. 20? 7 11 -662 1 With less than two weeks to go as one of the longest - serving cabinet officers in American history , Secretary of State George P . Shultz offered a rare glimpse of some of the things that try his patience . longest - serving How long was Shultz's tenure? 11 14 -662 1 With less than two weeks to go as one of the longest - serving cabinet officers in American history , Secretary of State George P . Shultz offered a rare glimpse of some of the things that try his patience . try his patience how is this pertinent to his position? 37 40 -662 2 It was a valedictory speech of sorts , delivered Monday night on the occasion of a " farewell event " for Shultz sponsored by a private group called the Citizens Network for Foreign Affairs . valedictory definition of this word? 3 4 -662 3 Shultz touched only peripherally on foreign affairs in the speech , focusing instead on the things that trouble him in Washington , where he has lived off and on for 30 years , more than 11 in the cabinets of Presidents Reagan and Nixon . things that trouble him in Washington , What kinds of things trouble him? 15 22 -662 3 Shultz touched only peripherally on foreign affairs in the speech , focusing instead on the things that trouble him in Washington , where he has lived off and on for 30 years , more than 11 in the cabinets of Presidents Reagan and Nixon . peripherally why not directly? 3 4 -662 3 Shultz touched only peripherally on foreign affairs in the speech , focusing instead on the things that trouble him in Washington , where he has lived off and on for 30 years , more than 11 in the cabinets of Presidents Reagan and Nixon . things that trouble him Why did these things trouble him? 15 19 -662 3 Shultz touched only peripherally on foreign affairs in the speech , focusing instead on the things that trouble him in Washington , where he has lived off and on for 30 years , more than 11 in the cabinets of Presidents Reagan and Nixon . trouble him in Washington , why is this event the place he chose do do so? 17 22 -662 4 Some of Shultz ' s pet peeves : - - People who say that America is in decline . America is in decline why does it bother him? 14 18 -662 4 Some of Shultz ' s pet peeves : - - People who say that America is in decline . America is in decline In what ways does America lose its prestige? 14 18 -662 4 Some of Shultz ' s pet peeves : - - People who say that America is in decline . - - People who say that America is in decline why does free speech bug him? 8 18 -662 5 " These are false prophets , " Shultz said , contending that great powers that have declined were imperial , absolutist or dominated by " tradition - bound classes . " great powers Which powers is he discussing? 12 14 -662 5 " These are false prophets , " Shultz said , contending that great powers that have declined were imperial , absolutist or dominated by " tradition - bound classes . " false prophets , " how does he not see the parallel? 3 7 -663 1 The prosecution in the trial of Oliver North says it has added to its witness list the names of a former congressman whom North is accused of misleading over aid to the Contras and beer magnate Joseph Coors , who says he gave the Nicaraguan rebels $ 65 , 000 after meeting with North . misleading over aid to the Contras How did North mislead the congressman? 27 33 -663 1 The prosecution in the trial of Oliver North says it has added to its witness list the names of a former congressman whom North is accused of misleading over aid to the Contras and beer magnate Joseph Coors , who says he gave the Nicaraguan rebels $ 65 , 000 after meeting with North . he gave Why would Coors give Nicaraguan rebels so much money? 41 43 -663 2 Also on the revised list of prosecution witnesses against the fired National Security Council aide is William Langton , president of Southern Air Transport , a former CIA proprietary involved in both the Contra resupply operation and the administration ' s secret arms sales to Iran . resupply operation and the administration ' s were they selling guns to iran? 34 41 -663 2 Also on the revised list of prosecution witnesses against the fired National Security Council aide is William Langton , president of Southern Air Transport , a former CIA proprietary involved in both the Contra resupply operation and the administration ' s secret arms sales to Iran . president of Southern Air Transport , Why is the President of Southern Air travel going to be a good testimony for the prosecution? 19 25 -663 3 The new names were on a list that actually contains fewer names , 40 rather than 87 , reflecting a motion by independent counsel Lawrence Walsh to dismiss the two central charges of conspiracy and theft against North . new names Who are the new names? 1 3 -663 3 The new names were on a list that actually contains fewer names , 40 rather than 87 , reflecting a motion by independent counsel Lawrence Walsh to dismiss the two central charges of conspiracy and theft against North . dismiss the two central charges Why were the charges dismissed? 27 32 -663 3 The new names were on a list that actually contains fewer names , 40 rather than 87 , reflecting a motion by independent counsel Lawrence Walsh to dismiss the two central charges of conspiracy and theft against North . to dismiss Why would they dismiss the central charges? 26 28 -663 4 But at a hearing Monday , U . S . District Judge Gerhard Gesell said he wouldn ' t dismiss the charges until Attorney General Dick Thornburgh explains the administration ' s refusal to declassify information Gesell says must be released for North to get a fair trial . fair trial does he deserve it? 46 48 -663 4 But at a hearing Monday , U . S . District Judge Gerhard Gesell said he wouldn ' t dismiss the charges until Attorney General Dick Thornburgh explains the administration ' s refusal to declassify information Gesell says must be released for North to get a fair trial . charges What are the charges? 21 22 -663 4 But at a hearing Monday , U . S . District Judge Gerhard Gesell said he wouldn ' t dismiss the charges until Attorney General Dick Thornburgh explains the administration ' s refusal to declassify information Gesell says must be released for North to get a fair trial . refusal to declassify information Why was this information still being held in secret? 32 36 -663 4 But at a hearing Monday , U . S . District Judge Gerhard Gesell said he wouldn ' t dismiss the charges until Attorney General Dick Thornburgh explains the administration ' s refusal to declassify information Gesell says must be released for North to get a fair trial . the administration ' s refusal Why would the administration refuse to declassify the key information of the case? 28 33 -663 5 An interagency intelligence group in the Reagan administration has declined to declassify certain material in 300 prosecution exhibits Walsh wants to present at trial , which forced Walsh to seek dismissal of the two central charges . An interagency intelligence What interagency intelligence group? 0 3 -664 1 President Reagan , in his final report on the state of the economy , took credit today for " an unparalleled period of peacetime prosperity " and said a tax increase could undermine his legacy . took credit How did he claim the credit for himself? 14 16 -664 1 President Reagan , in his final report on the state of the economy , took credit today for " an unparalleled period of peacetime prosperity " and said a tax increase could undermine his legacy . tax increase Why is a tax increase being considered? 29 31 -664 1 President Reagan , in his final report on the state of the economy , took credit today for " an unparalleled period of peacetime prosperity " and said a tax increase could undermine his legacy . undermine How would a tax increase undermine Reagan’s legacy? 32 33 -664 2 Reagan ' s eighth and final economic report says that the stagflation - - high inflation coupled with slow growth - - of the 1970s has given way during his tenure to the longest economic expansion since the 1960s and the lowest unemployment rate in 14 years . unemployment rate What was the unemployment rate? 42 44 -664 2 Reagan ' s eighth and final economic report says that the stagflation - - high inflation coupled with slow growth - - of the 1970s has given way during his tenure to the longest economic expansion since the 1960s and the lowest unemployment rate in 14 years . given way What measures did Reagan's administration take in order to cause this change? 26 28 -664 3 " Today , it is as if the world were born anew , " the president said in a nine - page introduction to this year ' s report , prepared by his Council of Economic Advisers . year ' s report , which year? 25 30 -664 3 " Today , it is as if the world were born anew , " the president said in a nine - page introduction to this year ' s report , prepared by his Council of Economic Advisers . world were born anew , " How could a period of American prosperity be compared with the world being reborn? 8 14 -664 4 " By reducing taxes and regulatory bureaucracy , we have unleashed the creative genius of ordinary Americans and ushered in an unparalleled period of peacetime prosperity , " he said . peacetime prosperity , " Was the creative genius of ordinary Americans the only factor causing this prosperity? 24 28 -664 5 Although the report credited the administration with favorable economic developments , it sought to minimize the importance of the U . S . budget and trade deficits and it placed the blame for the worst year for bank and savings institution failures elsewhere . bank and savings institution Where were the bank and savings institutions failures? 37 41 -664 5 Although the report credited the administration with favorable economic developments , it sought to minimize the importance of the U . S . budget and trade deficits and it placed the blame for the worst year for bank and savings institution failures elsewhere . bank and savings institution failures What kind of failures occurred and how severe were they? 37 42 -664 5 Although the report credited the administration with favorable economic developments , it sought to minimize the importance of the U . S . budget and trade deficits and it placed the blame for the worst year for bank and savings institution failures elsewhere . U . S . budget and trade deficits How did these deficits change during Reagan's terms? 19 27 -664 5 Although the report credited the administration with favorable economic developments , it sought to minimize the importance of the U . S . budget and trade deficits and it placed the blame for the worst year for bank and savings institution failures elsewhere . bank and savings institution failures elsewhere Where did it place blame? 37 43 -664 5 Although the report credited the administration with favorable economic developments , it sought to minimize the importance of the U . S . budget and trade deficits and it placed the blame for the worst year for bank and savings institution failures elsewhere . elsewhere Where did the report place the blame for the bad year for banks and savings institutions? 42 43 -665 1 Hundreds of Vietnamese boat people drowned or otherwise died violent deaths last year after Thai authorities turned the refugees back to sea , a U . S . human rights group charged today . Vietnamese boat people what are boat people? 2 5 -665 1 Hundreds of Vietnamese boat people drowned or otherwise died violent deaths last year after Thai authorities turned the refugees back to sea , a U . S . human rights group charged today . back to sea , Why did the Thai authorities turn the refugees back to sea? 19 23 -665 1 Hundreds of Vietnamese boat people drowned or otherwise died violent deaths last year after Thai authorities turned the refugees back to sea , a U . S . human rights group charged today . drowned why did they drown 5 6 -665 1 Hundreds of Vietnamese boat people drowned or otherwise died violent deaths last year after Thai authorities turned the refugees back to sea , a U . S . human rights group charged today . died violent deaths last year Who caused the violence? 8 13 -665 1 Hundreds of Vietnamese boat people drowned or otherwise died violent deaths last year after Thai authorities turned the refugees back to sea , a U . S . human rights group charged today . a U . S . human rights group Which human rights group? 23 31 -665 1 Hundreds of Vietnamese boat people drowned or otherwise died violent deaths last year after Thai authorities turned the refugees back to sea , a U . S . human rights group charged today . Thai authorities turned the refugees back to sea , Why did they turn the refugees back? 14 23 -665 2 The government rejected the report as " prejudiced " and said all refugee boats were allowed to land . " prejudiced " why was it prejudiced? 6 9 -665 2 The government rejected the report as " prejudiced " and said all refugee boats were allowed to land . rejected what is the reasoning 2 3 -665 2 The government rejected the report as " prejudiced " and said all refugee boats were allowed to land . all refugee boats were allowed to land Do they have proof of this? 11 18 -665 3 The Lawyers Committee for Human Rights , in its 193 - page report , detailed several alleged incidents of murder and brutality by Thai authorities . alleged incidents of murder and brutality Who alleged them and based on what? 16 22 -665 4 It said Thai pirates " ravaged , raped , and killed hundreds of Vietnamese boat people " pushed out to sea . hundreds how did they kill so many? 11 12 -665 4 It said Thai pirates " ravaged , raped , and killed hundreds of Vietnamese boat people " pushed out to sea . It said Who is the it the committee is basing these claims on? 0 2 -665 5 The New York - based committee said Thailand continued to refuse refugees permission to land despite its January 1988 announcement that it renounced the policy . refuse why were they still refused 10 11 -665 5 The New York - based committee said Thailand continued to refuse refugees permission to land despite its January 1988 announcement that it renounced the policy . announcement that it renounced the policy Is there any penalty for going back on this announcement? 19 25 -666 1 James David Watkins , the former naval commander reportedly chosen by George Bush to head the Energy Department , is an authority on nuclear warfare who will put that expertise to work trying to clean up the nation ' s crumbling atomic weapons plants . crumbling Why are the nation's atomic weapons plants crumbling? 40 41 -666 1 James David Watkins , the former naval commander reportedly chosen by George Bush to head the Energy Department , is an authority on nuclear warfare who will put that expertise to work trying to clean up the nation ' s crumbling atomic weapons plants . crumbling atomic weapons plants Why are the plants falling apart? 40 44 -666 1 James David Watkins , the former naval commander reportedly chosen by George Bush to head the Energy Department , is an authority on nuclear warfare who will put that expertise to work trying to clean up the nation ' s crumbling atomic weapons plants . is an authority on nuclear warfare What are his credentials to receive this label as an authority on nuke warfare? 19 25 -666 2 Watkins , whom CBS said has been picked to be Energy Secretary , will take over an agency charged with overseeing the multibillion - dollar renovation of the nation ' s aging and increasingly unsafe complex of plants that build nuclear warheads . increasingly unsafe why is the safety decreasing? 33 35 -666 2 Watkins , whom CBS said has been picked to be Energy Secretary , will take over an agency charged with overseeing the multibillion - dollar renovation of the nation ' s aging and increasingly unsafe complex of plants that build nuclear warheads . unsafe complex of plants Why are the plants becoming unsafe? 34 38 -666 3 Watkins ended his 41 - year Navy career in 1986 after a four - year stint as the chief of naval operations , the service ' s top officer . ended his 41 - year Navy career Why did James Watkins end his 41-year Navy career? 1 8 -666 4 But within a year , the former nuclear submarine commander had stepped into a new hot seat . within a year , how many months? 1 5 -666 4 But within a year , the former nuclear submarine commander had stepped into a new hot seat . hot seat What hot seat had James Watkins stepped in? 15 17 -666 4 But within a year , the former nuclear submarine commander had stepped into a new hot seat . stepped into a new hot seat What was the position? 11 17 -666 5 In October 1987 , President Reagan picked Watkins to head the presidential commission that was supposed to tell Reagan what the nation should do about AIDS . picked Watkins why did he pick him? 6 8 -666 5 In October 1987 , President Reagan picked Watkins to head the presidential commission that was supposed to tell Reagan what the nation should do about AIDS . presidential commission What were the commission's findings at this time? 11 13 -666 5 In October 1987 , President Reagan picked Watkins to head the presidential commission that was supposed to tell Reagan what the nation should do about AIDS . about AIDS What does a Naval cheif/nuclear warfare expert have to do with a plan for a healthcare disease? 24 26 -667 1 Shining Path rebels killed 11 policemen in a cocaine - producing jungle valley , and Lima police arrested 200 students in a protest instigated by the Maoist guerrilla group , authorities said . Shining Path who are shining path? 0 2 -667 1 Shining Path rebels killed 11 policemen in a cocaine - producing jungle valley , and Lima police arrested 200 students in a protest instigated by the Maoist guerrilla group , authorities said . cocaine - producing jungle valley , Where is this valley? 8 14 -667 1 Shining Path rebels killed 11 policemen in a cocaine - producing jungle valley , and Lima police arrested 200 students in a protest instigated by the Maoist guerrilla group , authorities said . Lima police Why and how would Lima police and Maoist guerrillas be active in the same areas? 15 17 -667 1 Shining Path rebels killed 11 policemen in a cocaine - producing jungle valley , and Lima police arrested 200 students in a protest instigated by the Maoist guerrilla group , authorities said . protest What were the students protesting about? 22 23 -667 2 The two weekend ambushes by the Shining Path in the Huallaga Valley , where about 60 percent of the world ' s coca crop is grown , also wounded 11 people , the government paper La Cronica reported Tuesday . La Cronica reported Tuesday which tuesday? 35 39 -667 2 The two weekend ambushes by the Shining Path in the Huallaga Valley , where about 60 percent of the world ' s coca crop is grown , also wounded 11 people , the government paper La Cronica reported Tuesday . government paper La Cronica reported Tuesday Which country is La Cronica printed in? 33 39 -667 2 The two weekend ambushes by the Shining Path in the Huallaga Valley , where about 60 percent of the world ' s coca crop is grown , also wounded 11 people , the government paper La Cronica reported Tuesday . the Shining Path Is the Shining Path connected to the coca-growing operations? 5 8 -667 3 The deaths brought the insurgency toll since Saturday to 28 killed . deaths Who all died? 1 2 -667 3 The deaths brought the insurgency toll since Saturday to 28 killed . 28 killed why are they killing so much? 9 11 -667 3 The deaths brought the insurgency toll since Saturday to 28 killed . insurgency Why are the Shining Path insurgent or rebelling? 4 5 -667 4 In Lima , dozens of heavily armed riot police swept onto the San Marcos University campus on Tuesday , police said , arresting 200 students who were blocking nearby streets with rocks and bonfires and exploding dynamite charges . Tuesday , Is this the first day of the protest? If not, how long was it going on? 17 19 -667 5 Police reported no injuries in the protest , one of dozens at San Marcos over the past year . protest , Who was protesting and why? 6 8 -667 5 Police reported no injuries in the protest , one of dozens at San Marcos over the past year . protest , Why are the students protesting? 6 8 -668 1 A relative of a Mafia informant whose testimony has helped put hundreds of people behind bars has been shot to death in an apparent underworld vendetta , police said . relative of a Mafia informant what is their name? 1 6 -668 1 A relative of a Mafia informant whose testimony has helped put hundreds of people behind bars has been shot to death in an apparent underworld vendetta , police said . Mafia informant Who was the Mafia informant? 4 6 -668 1 A relative of a Mafia informant whose testimony has helped put hundreds of people behind bars has been shot to death in an apparent underworld vendetta , police said . relative Who was the relative of the Mafia informant? 1 2 -668 1 A relative of a Mafia informant whose testimony has helped put hundreds of people behind bars has been shot to death in an apparent underworld vendetta , police said . relative what kind of relative? 1 2 -668 1 A relative of a Mafia informant whose testimony has helped put hundreds of people behind bars has been shot to death in an apparent underworld vendetta , police said . apparent underworld vendetta , What evidence supports that it was a vendetta? 23 27 -668 1 A relative of a Mafia informant whose testimony has helped put hundreds of people behind bars has been shot to death in an apparent underworld vendetta , police said . helped put hundreds of people How did the testimony incriminate these people? 9 14 -668 2 Sebastino Lombardo , 41 , was gunned down Tuesday as he was driving home on the outskirts of Palermo . Palermo is it in italy? 18 19 -668 3 It was not immediately known how many people were involved in the attack . immediately known was it figured out? 3 5 -668 4 Lombardo was thebrother - in - law of Salvatore " Totuccio " Contorno , a Mafioso - turned - informant whose testimony helped convict 338 defendants in the Mafia trial that ended in December 1987 and was Italy ' s largest ever . Salvatore " Totuccio " Contorno , Is Salvatore \"Totuccio\" Contorno still alive? 8 14 -668 4 Lombardo was thebrother - in - law of Salvatore " Totuccio " Contorno , a Mafioso - turned - informant whose testimony helped convict 338 defendants in the Mafia trial that ended in December 1987 and was Italy ' s largest ever . Mafioso - turned - informant Why did he turn to helping the state? 15 20 -668 5 One of Contorno ' s brothers , Giuseppe , was murdered in Sicily last September . brothers , How many brothers does he has? 5 7 -668 5 One of Contorno ' s brothers , Giuseppe , was murdered in Sicily last September . murdered in Sicily Were the circumstances of his death similar? 10 13 -669 1 George Bush ' s Cabinet is emerging as nearly all male , all Republican establishment , but women and conservatives are holding their fire . nearly all male , is there a quota? 8 12 -669 1 George Bush ' s Cabinet is emerging as nearly all male , all Republican establishment , but women and conservatives are holding their fire . George Bush ' s Cabinet Why has George Bush made his cabinet predominantly of men? 0 5 -669 1 George Bush ' s Cabinet is emerging as nearly all male , all Republican establishment , but women and conservatives are holding their fire . women and conservatives are holding their fire Why are they not questioning this fact? 17 24 -669 2 Bush ' s honeymoon period is quite a contrast to eight years ago when conservatives voiced outrage over several of Ronald Reagan ' s Cabinet choices . honeymoon period how long is it? 3 5 -669 2 Bush ' s honeymoon period is quite a contrast to eight years ago when conservatives voiced outrage over several of Ronald Reagan ' s Cabinet choices . several of Ronald Reagan ' s Cabinet choices Who are the cabinet choices? 18 26 -669 2 Bush ' s honeymoon period is quite a contrast to eight years ago when conservatives voiced outrage over several of Ronald Reagan ' s Cabinet choices . Bush ' s honeymoon period How is this a honeymoon period for George Bush? 0 5 -669 3 The Reagan transition was marked by regular denunciations by conservatives of such Cabinet choices as Donald T . Regan for treasury secretary and Malcolm Baldrige for commerce secretary . denunciations Why were the choices for Donald T. Regan and Malcolm Baldrige as cabinet secretaries denounced by conservatives? 7 8 -669 4 No such outcry has greeted the Bush Cabinet although most of the choices are no more acceptable to conservatives . most of the choices Who are the people chosen? 9 13 -669 4 No such outcry has greeted the Bush Cabinet although most of the choices are no more acceptable to conservatives . outcry Why is there no outcry for Bush's cabinet choices? 2 3 -669 4 No such outcry has greeted the Bush Cabinet although most of the choices are no more acceptable to conservatives . no more acceptable to conservatives What characteristics make these appointments unacceptable? 14 19 -669 5 The only Bush Cabinet appointee to rank as a conservative hero is former Rep . Jack Kemp , the choice to head the Department of Housing and Urban Development . Jack Kemp , what are his credentials? 15 18 -669 5 The only Bush Cabinet appointee to rank as a conservative hero is former Rep . Jack Kemp , the choice to head the Department of Housing and Urban Development . as a conservative hero Why is Rep. Jack Kemp hailed as a conservative hero? 7 11 -670 1 The man who would be education president says he ' ll push certain public school reforms and provide whatever aid he can in " tough budgetary times " to districts trying to improve their schools . certain public school reforms Which public school reforms? 12 16 -670 1 The man who would be education president says he ' ll push certain public school reforms and provide whatever aid he can in " tough budgetary times " to districts trying to improve their schools . The man who would be education president Who is the man? 0 7 -670 1 The man who would be education president says he ' ll push certain public school reforms and provide whatever aid he can in " tough budgetary times " to districts trying to improve their schools . " tough budgetary times " What exactly constitutes a tough budgetary time? 23 28 -670 1 The man who would be education president says he ' ll push certain public school reforms and provide whatever aid he can in " tough budgetary times " to districts trying to improve their schools . reforms What sort of reforms specifically? 15 16 -670 1 The man who would be education president says he ' ll push certain public school reforms and provide whatever aid he can in " tough budgetary times " to districts trying to improve their schools . The man who would be education president WHO IS THIS MAN? 0 7 -670 2 " I do want to help , " President - elect Bush told educators Tuesday at a White House workshop on experiments that give parents wide freedom to select their children ' s public schools . " I do want to help , " President - elect Bush How can President-elect Bush help? 0 12 -670 2 " I do want to help , " President - elect Bush told educators Tuesday at a White House workshop on experiments that give parents wide freedom to select their children ' s public schools . experiments WHAT TYPE OF EXPERIMENTS? THIS ALMOST SOUNDS LIKE A CREEPY LABORATORY SITUATION AND WHAT HAPPENED TO THE POOR PARENTS?! 21 22 -670 3 " I do intend to provide every feasible assistance to states , to districts interested in further experimentation with choice plans and other valuable reforms , " Bush said . valuable reforms , " what are the other reforms? 23 27 -670 3 " I do intend to provide every feasible assistance to states , to districts interested in further experimentation with choice plans and other valuable reforms , " Bush said . further What experimentation is being furthered? 16 17 -670 3 " I do intend to provide every feasible assistance to states , to districts interested in further experimentation with choice plans and other valuable reforms , " Bush said . choice plans and other valuable reforms , " WHAT ARE THESE \"CHOICE PLANS\" AND \"OTHER VALUABLE REFORMS\"? 19 27 -670 4 " I will ask the Department of Education to monitor and focus continued attention on the need for future progress , and I ' ll be a spokesman and advocate for further public school improvements . " spokesman Why is this person qualified to speak on behalf of others? 27 28 -670 4 " I will ask the Department of Education to monitor and focus continued attention on the need for future progress , and I ' ll be a spokesman and advocate for further public school improvements . " future progress , FUTURE PROGRESS HOW? 18 21 -670 5 Bush said he is particularly enthusiastic about having parents and students being able to choose their public schools , calling the prevailing system of assigned schools a trap and their students " captive clients . " trap Why is the current prevailing system a trap? 27 28 -670 5 Bush said he is particularly enthusiastic about having parents and students being able to choose their public schools , calling the prevailing system of assigned schools a trap and their students " captive clients . " trap Why is it a trap? 27 28 -670 5 Bush said he is particularly enthusiastic about having parents and students being able to choose their public schools , calling the prevailing system of assigned schools a trap and their students " captive clients . " " captive clients HOW ARE THEY CAPTIVE IF THE PARENT STILL HAS THE OPTION TO HOME SCHOOL OR ENROLL IN PRIVATE SCHOOL IF THEY CAN AFFORD IT? 31 34 -671 1 A vast majority of Americans support programs to help the chronically poor , according to a survey released today by a civil rights group . vast majority Is their a statistical number? 1 3 -671 1 A vast majority of Americans support programs to help the chronically poor , according to a survey released today by a civil rights group . programs What are some of these programs? 6 7 -671 1 A vast majority of Americans support programs to help the chronically poor , according to a survey released today by a civil rights group . the chronically poor , How do people become chronically poor? 9 13 -671 1 A vast majority of Americans support programs to help the chronically poor , according to a survey released today by a civil rights group . released today by a civil rights group . Which civil rights group? 17 25 -671 1 A vast majority of Americans support programs to help the chronically poor , according to a survey released today by a civil rights group . vast majority what is the percentage? 1 3 -671 1 A vast majority of Americans support programs to help the chronically poor , according to a survey released today by a civil rights group . programs to help the chronically poor , Which programs specifically? 6 13 -671 2 The NAACP Legal Defense and Education Fund also said it found further erosion in opposition to busing to achieve school integration . found further erosion What was this erosion? 10 13 -671 2 The NAACP Legal Defense and Education Fund also said it found further erosion in opposition to busing to achieve school integration . NAACP what does that acronym stand for? 1 2 -671 2 The NAACP Legal Defense and Education Fund also said it found further erosion in opposition to busing to achieve school integration . opposition to busing Why is there opposition to busing? 14 17 -671 3 " The survey demonstrates that the public is primed for presidential action and leadership on race relations issues , " said Elaine Jones , deputy director - counsel of the fund . public is primed What specifically indicates this? 6 9 -671 3 " The survey demonstrates that the public is primed for presidential action and leadership on race relations issues , " said Elaine Jones , deputy director - counsel of the fund . presidential action and leadership What actions do they think the president should take? 10 14 -671 4 The survey found that 93 percent of whites and 95 percent of blacks favored special school programs beginning at age 8 to motivate poor youngsters to stay in school and not drop out . special school programs Where does the funding come from for these programs? 14 17 -671 4 The survey found that 93 percent of whites and 95 percent of blacks favored special school programs beginning at age 8 to motivate poor youngsters to stay in school and not drop out . special school programs What kind of special programs are these? 14 17 -671 5 Ninety percent of whites and 95 percent of blacks favored federal youth corps camps where poor young people could learn to read and write and attain other skills . could learn Why do they not learn to write and read in a regular school setting? 18 20 -671 5 Ninety percent of whites and 95 percent of blacks favored federal youth corps camps where poor young people could learn to read and write and attain other skills . learn to read and write and attain other skills What other skills? 19 28 -671 5 Ninety percent of whites and 95 percent of blacks favored federal youth corps camps where poor young people could learn to read and write and attain other skills . federal youth corps are these for kids or adults? 10 13 -672 1 Women and minorities who worked for a major Chicago bank from 1973 to 1988 will share a record $ 14 million in back pay the bank agreed to pay in settling a race and sex bias case dating to 1977 . a major Chicago bank Which major Chicago bank? 6 10 -672 1 Women and minorities who worked for a major Chicago bank from 1973 to 1988 will share a record $ 14 million in back pay the bank agreed to pay in settling a race and sex bias case dating to 1977 . sex bias case what was the case? 34 37 -672 1 Women and minorities who worked for a major Chicago bank from 1973 to 1988 will share a record $ 14 million in back pay the bank agreed to pay in settling a race and sex bias case dating to 1977 . major Chicago bank Which major Chicago bank? 7 10 -672 2 Harris Trust and Savings Bank and the Labor Department announced the settlement Tuesday , ending an 11 - year legal battle in which an administrative law judge twice ruled against the institution . 11 - year why did it take so long? 16 19 -672 2 Harris Trust and Savings Bank and the Labor Department announced the settlement Tuesday , ending an 11 - year legal battle in which an administrative law judge twice ruled against the institution . 11 - year legal battle Why was the battle so protracted? 16 21 -672 3 A Chicago group that intervened on behalf of some bank workers estimated that about 5 , 000 current and former Harris employees are eligible for a share of the settlement . 5 , 000 current would they all get equal share? 14 18 -672 3 A Chicago group that intervened on behalf of some bank workers estimated that about 5 , 000 current and former Harris employees are eligible for a share of the settlement . A Chicago group which Chicago group? 0 3 -672 3 A Chicago group that intervened on behalf of some bank workers estimated that about 5 , 000 current and former Harris employees are eligible for a share of the settlement . some bank workers Which subset of bank workers? 8 11 -672 4 Harris said it would put the money in an escrow account in another bank . escrow account what is an escrow account? 9 11 -672 4 Harris said it would put the money in an escrow account in another bank . escrow account what is an escrow account? 9 11 -672 4 Harris said it would put the money in an escrow account in another bank . another bank Why would it be put in another bank? 12 14 -673 1 Conductor Mstislav Rostropovich credits recent Soviet moves toward artistic freedom for his plan to present the world premiere of a long - suppressed musical satire written by the late composer Dmitri Shostakovich to ridicule the Stalinist regime . moves toward artistic freedom What types of moves were adopted? 6 10 -673 1 Conductor Mstislav Rostropovich credits recent Soviet moves toward artistic freedom for his plan to present the world premiere of a long - suppressed musical satire written by the late composer Dmitri Shostakovich to ridicule the Stalinist regime . musical satire What is the musical satire? 23 25 -673 1 Conductor Mstislav Rostropovich credits recent Soviet moves toward artistic freedom for his plan to present the world premiere of a long - suppressed musical satire written by the late composer Dmitri Shostakovich to ridicule the Stalinist regime . recent Soviet moves toward artistic freedom What moves toward artistic freedom? 4 10 -673 1 Conductor Mstislav Rostropovich credits recent Soviet moves toward artistic freedom for his plan to present the world premiere of a long - suppressed musical satire written by the late composer Dmitri Shostakovich to ridicule the Stalinist regime . musical satire What is the name of the musical satire that Conductor Mstislav Rostropovich wants to premiere? 23 25 -673 2 The unpublished , 15 - minute theatrical piece entitled " Rayok , " Russian for " Little Eden , " will be performed for the first time Thursday night in the Kennedy Center Concert Hall , with Rostropovich at the piano leading a cast of four bass singers and a small mixed chorus . unpublished , will it ever be published? 1 3 -673 2 The unpublished , 15 - minute theatrical piece entitled " Rayok , " Russian for " Little Eden , " will be performed for the first time Thursday night in the Kennedy Center Concert Hall , with Rostropovich at the piano leading a cast of four bass singers and a small mixed chorus . theatrical piece What kind or style of theatrical piece? 6 8 -673 4 Rostropovich , the Soviet - born music director of the National Symphony Orchestra , apparently acquired a copy of the score and libretto for " Rayok " only recently . libretto what is libretto? 22 23 -673 4 Rostropovich , the Soviet - born music director of the National Symphony Orchestra , apparently acquired a copy of the score and libretto for " Rayok " only recently . acquired How did he acquire the copy of the score and libretto? 15 16 -673 5 At a news conference Tuesday , he refused to say how or exactly when it fell into his hands . Tuesday , which year? 4 6 -673 5 At a news conference Tuesday , he refused to say how or exactly when it fell into his hands . he refused to say Why was he hesitant to give details? 6 10 -673 5 At a news conference Tuesday , he refused to say how or exactly when it fell into his hands . news conference How many people attended the news conference? 2 4 -674 1 The commission trying to find a way to eliminate the huge federal budget deficit has the go - ahead from President - elect Bush to start putting its proposals in writing . its proposals What are the proposals? 27 29 -674 1 The commission trying to find a way to eliminate the huge federal budget deficit has the go - ahead from President - elect Bush to start putting its proposals in writing . the huge federal budget deficit How big is the deficit? 9 14 -674 1 The commission trying to find a way to eliminate the huge federal budget deficit has the go - ahead from President - elect Bush to start putting its proposals in writing . The commission Who is this commission? 0 2 -674 1 The commission trying to find a way to eliminate the huge federal budget deficit has the go - ahead from President - elect Bush to start putting its proposals in writing . commission What commission is trying to find a way to eliminate the budget deficit? 1 2 -674 2 Bush sent word to the National Economic Commission that he would like to have the group ' s recommendations in hand by March 1 . the group ' s recommendations What are these recommendations? 14 19 -674 2 Bush sent word to the National Economic Commission that he would like to have the group ' s recommendations in hand by March 1 . March of which year? 22 23 -674 3 Bush ' s decision was being hailed by commission members as a sign that the president - elect planned to use the 14 - member panel ' s work in his own budget negotiations with Congress . budget negotiations What are Bush's proposed negotiations? 32 34 -674 3 Bush ' s decision was being hailed by commission members as a sign that the president - elect planned to use the 14 - member panel ' s work in his own budget negotiations with Congress . 14 - member panel ' s is that the regular size? 22 28 -674 5 Commission co - chairman Drew Lewis said the panel would be able to meet the deadline , and many panelists expressed pleasure that Bush had decided not to postpone the commission ' s report until Sept . 1 , which he had the option of doing . which he had the option of doing Why did he have this option? 39 46 -674 5 Commission co - chairman Drew Lewis said the panel would be able to meet the deadline , and many panelists expressed pleasure that Bush had decided not to postpone the commission ' s report until Sept . 1 , which he had the option of doing . many panelists expressed pleasure Which panelists expressed pleasure? 18 22 -674 5 Commission co - chairman Drew Lewis said the panel would be able to meet the deadline , and many panelists expressed pleasure that Bush had decided not to postpone the commission ' s report until Sept . 1 , which he had the option of doing . the option will he take the option? 42 44 -675 1 The chances of all of an airliner ' s engines going out may be 10 million to one , but with millions of flights each year , it still happens . still happens do they crash when it happens? 28 30 -675 1 The chances of all of an airliner ' s engines going out may be 10 million to one , but with millions of flights each year , it still happens . happens How often does it happen? 29 30 -675 3 - - In August 1987 , another 737 belonging to a European regional airline lost power in a snowstorm over Greece , but pilots restarted the engines . European regional airline Which regional airline owned this plane? 11 14 -675 3 - - In August 1987 , another 737 belonging to a European regional airline lost power in a snowstorm over Greece , but pilots restarted the engines . restarted How did they restart the engines? 24 25 -675 4 - - In May 1983 , an Eastern Airlines Lockheed L - 1011 en route from Miami to the Bahamas lost all three of its engines , but pilots managed to restart one and land safely back in Miami . managed to restart one how did they get it restarted? 29 33 -675 4 - - In May 1983 , an Eastern Airlines Lockheed L - 1011 en route from Miami to the Bahamas lost all three of its engines , but pilots managed to restart one and land safely back in Miami . lost all three of its engines , Why did all engines fail? 20 27 -675 4 - - In May 1983 , an Eastern Airlines Lockheed L - 1011 en route from Miami to the Bahamas lost all three of its engines , but pilots managed to restart one and land safely back in Miami . one Why couldn’t they restart all three engines? 32 33 -675 5 Investigators concluded that maintenance workers neglected to check that critical oil seals were in place . oil seals what are oil seals? 10 12 -676 1 Wilburt Siegel , the 73 - year - old cancer victim jailed in a dispute over a sewer hook - up , was freed Thursday after a state prison and a county jail both refused to accept him as a prisoner . sewer hook - up , what is a sewer hook up? 17 22 -676 1 Wilburt Siegel , the 73 - year - old cancer victim jailed in a dispute over a sewer hook - up , was freed Thursday after a state prison and a county jail both refused to accept him as a prisoner . refused why did they refuse him? 34 35 -676 1 Wilburt Siegel , the 73 - year - old cancer victim jailed in a dispute over a sewer hook - up , was freed Thursday after a state prison and a county jail both refused to accept him as a prisoner . dispute over a sewer hook - up , What was the dispute ? 14 22 -676 1 Wilburt Siegel , the 73 - year - old cancer victim jailed in a dispute over a sewer hook - up , was freed Thursday after a state prison and a county jail both refused to accept him as a prisoner . refused to accept him as a prisoner Why and How did the refuse to accept him? 34 41 -676 1 Wilburt Siegel , the 73 - year - old cancer victim jailed in a dispute over a sewer hook - up , was freed Thursday after a state prison and a county jail both refused to accept him as a prisoner . state prison and a county jail Why did a state prison and a county jail refuse Wilburt Siegel as a prisoner? 27 33 -676 1 Wilburt Siegel , the 73 - year - old cancer victim jailed in a dispute over a sewer hook - up , was freed Thursday after a state prison and a county jail both refused to accept him as a prisoner . refused to accept him as a prisoner . Why did they refuse to accept him? 34 42 -676 3 But he was released after state officials decided they lacked authority to imprison an inmate for civil contempt of court . lacked authority why didnt they have authority? 9 11 -676 3 But he was released after state officials decided they lacked authority to imprison an inmate for civil contempt of court . civil contempt of court What is civil contempt of court? 16 20 -676 3 But he was released after state officials decided they lacked authority to imprison an inmate for civil contempt of court . lacked authority Why did state officials lack authority to imprison someone for civil contempt of court? 9 11 -676 4 Siegel was then sent back to Charleston County , but Sheriff Al Cannon said the county jail couldn ' t house him because it is overcrowded . Charleston County , where is Charleston County? 6 9 -676 5 He also said the jail didn ' t have the medical facilities to treat Siegel , who suffers from rectal cancer . medical facilities where do inmates with cancer go normally? 10 12 -677 1 An enraged Nikita Khrushchev instructed Soviet ships to ignore President Kennedy ' s naval blockade during the Cuban missile crisis , but the order was reversed just hours before an inevitable confrontation , according to a new book . inevitable why was it inevitable? 30 31 -677 1 An enraged Nikita Khrushchev instructed Soviet ships to ignore President Kennedy ' s naval blockade during the Cuban missile crisis , but the order was reversed just hours before an inevitable confrontation , according to a new book . new book What is the name of the new book about the Cuban missile crisis? 36 38 -677 1 An enraged Nikita Khrushchev instructed Soviet ships to ignore President Kennedy ' s naval blockade during the Cuban missile crisis , but the order was reversed just hours before an inevitable confrontation , according to a new book . new book What is the new book? 36 38 -677 3 Anastas Mikoyan , then Soviet first deputy premier , was the catalyst for the reversal of Khrushchev ' s order , according to the authors . Anastas Mikoyan , what does he do now? 0 3 -677 3 Anastas Mikoyan , then Soviet first deputy premier , was the catalyst for the reversal of Khrushchev ' s order , according to the authors . Anastas Mikoyan , What did Anastas Mikoyan do that wat the catalyst for the reversal? 0 3 -677 3 Anastas Mikoyan , then Soviet first deputy premier , was the catalyst for the reversal of Khrushchev ' s order , according to the authors . catalyst How was Mikoyan the catalyst? 11 12 -677 4 Mikoyan " preempted Khrushchev ' s order to run the blockade and ordered Soviet ships to stop just short of the quarantine line , " they say . ships who said this quote? 14 15 -677 4 Mikoyan " preempted Khrushchev ' s order to run the blockade and ordered Soviet ships to stop just short of the quarantine line , " they say . quarantine line , " What is the quarantine line? 21 25 -677 5 But Blight and Welch said at a news conference Wednesday that it remains unclear whether Mikoyan reversed or circumvented the decision on his own or convinced Khrushchev of its perils . news conference What news conference? 7 9 -678 1 Skiers and operators of fashionable resorts in the Alps and Dolomites are facing a severe dry spell that has left northern Italy snowless and caused sharp losses to the multimillion - dollar ski industry . Skiers and operators of fashionable resorts How many skiers and operators have been negatively impacted by the dry spell? 0 6 -678 1 Skiers and operators of fashionable resorts in the Alps and Dolomites are facing a severe dry spell that has left northern Italy snowless and caused sharp losses to the multimillion - dollar ski industry . fashionable resorts Why are these resorts considered fashionable? 4 6 -678 1 Skiers and operators of fashionable resorts in the Alps and Dolomites are facing a severe dry spell that has left northern Italy snowless and caused sharp losses to the multimillion - dollar ski industry . severe dry spell What is causing this dry spell? 14 17 -678 1 Skiers and operators of fashionable resorts in the Alps and Dolomites are facing a severe dry spell that has left northern Italy snowless and caused sharp losses to the multimillion - dollar ski industry . sharp losses What were the losses? 25 27 -678 1 Skiers and operators of fashionable resorts in the Alps and Dolomites are facing a severe dry spell that has left northern Italy snowless and caused sharp losses to the multimillion - dollar ski industry . severe dry spell what caused the dry spell? 14 17 -678 1 Skiers and operators of fashionable resorts in the Alps and Dolomites are facing a severe dry spell that has left northern Italy snowless and caused sharp losses to the multimillion - dollar ski industry . severe dry spell How dry has the area been? 14 17 -678 2 But in the long term , the dryness may be most damaging to farmers in the plains . most damaging to farmers Why is the dry spell more damaging to farmers? 10 14 -678 2 But in the long term , the dryness may be most damaging to farmers in the plains . most damaging to farmers How does this do damage to the farmers? 10 14 -678 2 But in the long term , the dryness may be most damaging to farmers in the plains . damaging to farmers why is it more damaging to them? 11 14 -678 2 But in the long term , the dryness may be most damaging to farmers in the plains . to farmers in the plains What sort of damage will the lack of rain lead to? 12 17 -678 3 Their national association claimed this week that this year ' s harvests of wheat and barley are being jeopardized by the lack of moisture . jeopardized by the lack of moisture How has this industry mitigated this problem in the past? 18 24 -678 3 Their national association claimed this week that this year ' s harvests of wheat and barley are being jeopardized by the lack of moisture . lack of moisture What is causing this lack of moisture? 21 24 -678 3 Their national association claimed this week that this year ' s harvests of wheat and barley are being jeopardized by the lack of moisture . national association Which national association? 1 3 -678 4 It also said an expected lowering in river levels may hurt rice farming in the Po valley this spring . hurt rice farming How will this impact consumers? 10 13 -678 4 It also said an expected lowering in river levels may hurt rice farming in the Po valley this spring . hurt rice farming How will this hurt rice farming? 10 13 -678 4 It also said an expected lowering in river levels may hurt rice farming in the Po valley this spring . Po valley where is the po valley? 15 17 -679 2 Soprano Judy Kaye , who won a Tony on Broadway last year , stars in the New York Opera Repertory Theater production , and is splendid in the pivotal role of Abbie . Tony What did Judy Kaye win a Tony for? 7 8 -679 3 But the music composed by Edward Thomas doesn ' t have all the power it needs . music What is wrong with the music composed by Edward Thomas? 2 3 -679 3 But the music composed by Edward Thomas doesn ' t have all the power it needs . all the power it needs why does it not have all the power it needs? 11 16 -679 3 But the music composed by Edward Thomas doesn ' t have all the power it needs . all the power it how can it get more power? 11 15 -679 4 The opera had its first staged presentation Wednesday at the City Center . Wednesday of which year? 7 8 -679 5 Operas these days are melodic , minimalist or have a jagged vocal line that doesn ' t sound like a melody to most listeners . jagged vocal line What is a jagged vocal line? 10 13 -680 1 Chancellor Helmut Kohl says he no longer can rule out the possibility charges may be brought against West Germany companies reported to have helped Libya build a suspected chemical weapons factory . helped Libya Why were the companies helping Libya? 23 25 -680 2 West German officials have for weeks denied discovering any evidence supporting U . S . charges that West German firms helped build the plant in Rabta , 40 miles south of Tripoli . evidence What evidence does the U.S. say Germany has discovered? 9 10 -680 2 West German officials have for weeks denied discovering any evidence supporting U . S . charges that West German firms helped build the plant in Rabta , 40 miles south of Tripoli . evidence What is the evidence? 9 10 -680 3 But several West German news reports on Wednesday said West Germany companies played a major role in supplying equipment for and assisting in the construction of the plant , which Libyan leader Col . Moammar Gadhafi contends is not a chemical weapons but a pharmaceutical plant . several West German news reports Which West German networks reported? 1 6 -680 3 But several West German news reports on Wednesday said West Germany companies played a major role in supplying equipment for and assisting in the construction of the plant , which Libyan leader Col . Moammar Gadhafi contends is not a chemical weapons but a pharmaceutical plant . supplying equipment for and assisting What sort of equipment was being supplied? 17 22 -680 3 But several West German news reports on Wednesday said West Germany companies played a major role in supplying equipment for and assisting in the construction of the plant , which Libyan leader Col . Moammar Gadhafi contends is not a chemical weapons but a pharmaceutical plant . chemical weapons What kind of chemical weapons? 40 42 -680 4 Kohl told a news conference that a team of West German experts left for Washington Wednesday to discuss the U . S . allegations in more detail . Wednesday which year? 15 16 -680 5 Asked about the new accusations that West German companies were involved in the Rabta plant , he said : " All evidence will be investigated thoroughly . Rabta is that the city? 13 14 -680 5 Asked about the new accusations that West German companies were involved in the Rabta plant , he said : " All evidence will be investigated thoroughly . evidence What is the evidence? 21 22 -681 1 South Carolina is home to wealthy cotton plantations , stately antebellum mansions and a growing share of America ' s toxic wastes . antebellum what is an antebellum? 10 11 -681 1 South Carolina is home to wealthy cotton plantations , stately antebellum mansions and a growing share of America ' s toxic wastes . home Why do they call South Carolina home? 3 4 -681 1 South Carolina is home to wealthy cotton plantations , stately antebellum mansions and a growing share of America ' s toxic wastes . wealthy How did they become wealthy? 5 6 -681 1 South Carolina is home to wealthy cotton plantations , stately antebellum mansions and a growing share of America ' s toxic wastes . toxic Why South Carolina home to a growing share of toxic waste? 20 21 -681 1 South Carolina is home to wealthy cotton plantations , stately antebellum mansions and a growing share of America ' s toxic wastes . America ' s toxic wastes What is introducing toxic waste in South Carolina? 17 22 -681 2 Now , with a 10 - year - old waste landfill ' s license up for renewal , a debate is looming over the state ' s role as the nation ' s " septic tank . " landfill ' s Why do they have a landfill? 10 13 -681 2 Now , with a 10 - year - old waste landfill ' s license up for renewal , a debate is looming over the state ' s role as the nation ' s " septic tank . " renewal , How do they renew their license? 16 18 -681 2 Now , with a 10 - year - old waste landfill ' s license up for renewal , a debate is looming over the state ' s role as the nation ' s " septic tank . " debate How are they debating their role in the landfill issue? 19 20 -681 2 Now , with a 10 - year - old waste landfill ' s license up for renewal , a debate is looming over the state ' s role as the nation ' s " septic tank . " the state ' s role as the nation ' s " septic tank . " Who has referred to the state as the nation's \"septic tank\"? 23 38 -681 2 Now , with a 10 - year - old waste landfill ' s license up for renewal , a debate is looming over the state ' s role as the nation ' s " septic tank . " nation ' s " septic tank . " Why is South Carolina in particular being chosen as an area to dispose waste? 30 38 -681 3 " We have been taken advantage of , " said state Rep . Harry Hallman , who resigned in November as chairman of the Department of Health and Environmental Control to take a seat in the House of Representatives . taken advantage of , " who took advantage? 4 9 -681 3 " We have been taken advantage of , " said state Rep . Harry Hallman , who resigned in November as chairman of the Department of Health and Environmental Control to take a seat in the House of Representatives . advantage Why were they taken advantage of? 5 6 -681 3 " We have been taken advantage of , " said state Rep . Harry Hallman , who resigned in November as chairman of the Department of Health and Environmental Control to take a seat in the House of Representatives . resigned Why did Rep. Harry Hallman resign? 17 18 -681 3 " We have been taken advantage of , " said state Rep . Harry Hallman , who resigned in November as chairman of the Department of Health and Environmental Control to take a seat in the House of Representatives . Hallman , How did Rep. Hallman get elected? 14 16 -681 3 " We have been taken advantage of , " said state Rep . Harry Hallman , who resigned in November as chairman of the Department of Health and Environmental Control to take a seat in the House of Representatives . taken advantage of , " Why did the state agree to open these landfills in the first place? 4 9 -681 4 He ' s pushing legislation that would tighten state control of waste disposal . He ' s Who is he? 0 3 -681 4 He ' s pushing legislation that would tighten state control of waste disposal . pushing How is he pushing legislation? 3 4 -681 4 He ' s pushing legislation that would tighten state control of waste disposal . legislation Why is he pushing legislation to control waste disposal? 4 5 -681 4 He ' s pushing legislation that would tighten state control of waste disposal . state How are the citizens going to be affected by the increased control? 8 9 -681 5 The GSX Chemical Services Inc . landfill in Sumter County is one of two commercial hazardous waste landfills in the Southeast - - the other is in Alabama - - and is the tomb for a half - million tons of chemicals . hazardous Why is it hazardous? 15 16 -681 5 The GSX Chemical Services Inc . landfill in Sumter County is one of two commercial hazardous waste landfills in the Southeast - - the other is in Alabama - - and is the tomb for a half - million tons of chemicals . two Why are there only two commercial hazardous waste landfills in the Southeast? 13 14 -681 5 The GSX Chemical Services Inc . landfill in Sumter County is one of two commercial hazardous waste landfills in the Southeast - - the other is in Alabama - - and is the tomb for a half - million tons of chemicals . tomb Why is it considered a tomb? 33 34 -681 5 The GSX Chemical Services Inc . landfill in Sumter County is one of two commercial hazardous waste landfills in the Southeast - - the other is in Alabama - - and is the tomb for a half - million tons of chemicals . two commercial hazardous waste landfills What measures are in place to make sure the waste does not affect areas outside of the landfill? 13 18 -682 1 The long Palestinian uprising has brought bitterness to Israeli humor , and the comedian ' s opener was not meant to put his audience at ease . comedian ' s opener Which comedian was being talked about here? 13 17 -682 1 The long Palestinian uprising has brought bitterness to Israeli humor , and the comedian ' s opener was not meant to put his audience at ease . comedian ' s which comedian? 13 16 -682 2 " Soldiers in uniform get in with a discount , " Yonathan Geffen said , and after a pause : " Soldiers with clubs get in free . " clubs What is a club? 23 24 -682 2 " Soldiers in uniform get in with a discount , " Yonathan Geffen said , and after a pause : " Soldiers with clubs get in free . " clubs get a club like a weapon? 23 25 -682 4 Such a joke would have been unthinkable before the rebellion began Dec . 8 , 1987 . rebellion began Where, exactly, did the rebellion start? 9 11 -682 4 Such a joke would have been unthinkable before the rebellion began Dec . 8 , 1987 . unthinkable would there have been repercussions? 6 7 -682 5 In night clubs , theaters and galleries , artists of various kinds grapple with questions about the violence of occupation and the brutalizing effect on Israeli society of the army ' s handling of the uprising . questions about the violence of occupation What sorts of questions are being asked by those being occupied? 14 20 -682 5 In night clubs , theaters and galleries , artists of various kinds grapple with questions about the violence of occupation and the brutalizing effect on Israeli society of the army ' s handling of the uprising . In night clubs , theaters and galleries , Which night clubs, theaters and galleries? 0 8 -683 1 President Reagan took the high road in his farewell address after two recent attempts to blame some of his administration ' s most notable failures on congressional meddling or the Washington establishment . his administration ' s most notable failures What were his administration's failures? 18 25 -683 1 President Reagan took the high road in his farewell address after two recent attempts to blame some of his administration ' s most notable failures on congressional meddling or the Washington establishment . notable failures What failures did president reagan have during his presidency? 23 25 -683 1 President Reagan took the high road in his farewell address after two recent attempts to blame some of his administration ' s most notable failures on congressional meddling or the Washington establishment . most notable failures Which failures were most notable? 22 25 -683 1 President Reagan took the high road in his farewell address after two recent attempts to blame some of his administration ' s most notable failures on congressional meddling or the Washington establishment . notable failures What were Reagan's most notable failures? 23 25 -683 2 " Tonight isn ' t for arguments and I ' m going to hold my tongue , " the president said in his televised message Wednesday night . Wednesday night which year was it? 25 27 -683 2 " Tonight isn ' t for arguments and I ' m going to hold my tongue , " the president said in his televised message Wednesday night . hold my tongue , " Why did he decide to hold his tongue? 13 18 -683 3 Reagan sounded positive notes reminiscent of earlier speeches throughout his political career - - the pre - eminent position of " We the People " in the American system , the image of America as a shining " city upon a hill , " the importance of paying more attention to American history . " city upon a hill , " which city is that? 37 44 -683 3 Reagan sounded positive notes reminiscent of earlier speeches throughout his political career - - the pre - eminent position of " We the People " in the American system , the image of America as a shining " city upon a hill , " the importance of paying more attention to American history . notes What specifically in his notes did he mention? 3 4 -683 3 Reagan sounded positive notes reminiscent of earlier speeches throughout his political career - - the pre - eminent position of " We the People " in the American system , the image of America as a shining " city upon a hill , " the importance of paying more attention to American history . more attention to American history Which parts of American history? 48 53 -683 3 Reagan sounded positive notes reminiscent of earlier speeches throughout his political career - - the pre - eminent position of " We the People " in the American system , the image of America as a shining " city upon a hill , " the importance of paying more attention to American history . American history Why did he feel it was important to pay more attention to American history? 51 53 -683 4 There was no mention of the " iron triangle " of members of Congress , the news media and special interest groups who , in a speech to political appointees in Washington on Dec . 13 , Reagan claimed had prevented his administration from balancing the federal budget . claimed Why did they claim this? 38 39 -683 4 There was no mention of the " iron triangle " of members of Congress , the news media and special interest groups who , in a speech to political appointees in Washington on Dec . 13 , Reagan claimed had prevented his administration from balancing the federal budget . special interest groups Which special interest groups was he most specifically targeting? 19 22 -683 4 There was no mention of the " iron triangle " of members of Congress , the news media and special interest groups who , in a speech to political appointees in Washington on Dec . 13 , Reagan claimed had prevented his administration from balancing the federal budget . prevented How did those members prevent his administration from balancing the federal budget? 40 41 -683 5 Nor did he argue , as he did in a speech at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville Dec . 16 , that Congress had perpetuated a dangerous situation in Central America by its " on - again , off - again indecisiveness " on his program of aid to the anti - communist Contra rebels . dangerous What made the situation dangerous? 27 28 -683 5 Nor did he argue , as he did in a speech at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville Dec . 16 , that Congress had perpetuated a dangerous situation in Central America by its " on - again , off - again indecisiveness " on his program of aid to the anti - communist Contra rebels . perpetuated a dangerous situation Why did he think the situation was made dangerous because of how Congress was acting? 25 29 -683 5 Nor did he argue , as he did in a speech at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville Dec . 16 , that Congress had perpetuated a dangerous situation in Central America by its " on - again , off - again indecisiveness " on his program of aid to the anti - communist Contra rebels . dangerous situation How was the dangerous situation perpetuated? 27 29 -683 5 Nor did he argue , as he did in a speech at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville Dec . 16 , that Congress had perpetuated a dangerous situation in Central America by its " on - again , off - again indecisiveness " on his program of aid to the anti - communist Contra rebels . indecisiveness " What are some examples of indecisiveness? 42 44 -684 1 A Texas professor who helped mount President Nixon ' s unsuccessful attempt to resist a key Watergate subpoena is being considered for the post of U . S . solicitor general . A Texas professor Who is the Texas professor who helped with this? 0 3 -684 1 A Texas professor who helped mount President Nixon ' s unsuccessful attempt to resist a key Watergate subpoena is being considered for the post of U . S . solicitor general . being considered Why would someone with that background be a worthy candidate? 19 21 -684 1 A Texas professor who helped mount President Nixon ' s unsuccessful attempt to resist a key Watergate subpoena is being considered for the post of U . S . solicitor general . unsuccessful attempt to resist Why was the subpoena being resisted? 10 14 -684 2 Charles Alan Wright , 61 , a civil law expert and scholar who helped formulate the executive - privilege claim for refusing to surrender tapes of Oval Office conversations during the Watergate affair , is one of five or six candidates under consideration for the job , said a source close to the selection process . is one of five or six candidates Who are the other candidates? 34 41 -684 2 Charles Alan Wright , 61 , a civil law expert and scholar who helped formulate the executive - privilege claim for refusing to surrender tapes of Oval Office conversations during the Watergate affair , is one of five or six candidates under consideration for the job , said a source close to the selection process . one of five or six candidates Who are the other candidates? 35 41 -684 2 Charles Alan Wright , 61 , a civil law expert and scholar who helped formulate the executive - privilege claim for refusing to surrender tapes of Oval Office conversations during the Watergate affair , is one of five or six candidates under consideration for the job , said a source close to the selection process . refusing to surrender tapes How does that refusal play into our due process laws? 21 25 -684 3 Also being considered are Judge Ralph K . Winter of the 2nd U . S . of the 2nd U . S Of the 2nd U.S. what? 9 15 -684 3 Also being considered are Judge Ralph K . Winter of the 2nd U . S . 2nd U second U.S. what? 11 13 -684 3 Also being considered are Judge Ralph K . Winter of the 2nd U . S . of the 2nd U . S The 2nd U.S. what? 9 15 -684 4 Circuit Court of Appeals in New York City and Judge Kenneth Starr of the U . S . Kenneth Starr what are his credentials? 10 12 -684 4 Circuit Court of Appeals in New York City and Judge Kenneth Starr of the U . S . of the U . S I think this is a bad place to break up the sentences. U.S. what? 12 17 -684 5 Circuit Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia , said the source , who spoke on condition of anonymity . who spoke on condition of anonymity Why did he or she chose to speak on the condition of anonymity? 14 20 -684 5 Circuit Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia , said the source , who spoke on condition of anonymity . anonymity why did he choose to be anonymous? 19 20 -684 5 Circuit Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia , said the source , who spoke on condition of anonymity . who spoke on condition of anonymity Why should they be granted anonymity? 14 20 -685 1 To avoid identifying several Latin American government officials as working for the Central Intelligence Agency , the Reagan administration withheld certain documents from the trial of Lt . Col . Oliver North , The Miami Herald reported today . Col when is today? 28 29 -685 1 To avoid identifying several Latin American government officials as working for the Central Intelligence Agency , the Reagan administration withheld certain documents from the trial of Lt . Col . Oliver North , The Miami Herald reported today . Lt . Col . Oliver North , What was Lt. Col. Oliver North on trial for? 26 33 -685 2 Quoting unidentified sources close to the Iran - Contra inquiry , the newspaper says the administration feared that any discussion of the documents in court might disrupt U . S . intelligence in several countries . unidentified sources How did the newspaper get unidentified sources? 1 3 -685 3 One source said some of the withheld documents were declassified during congressional investigations of the Iran - Contra affair , but were later reclassified in an effort to limit discussion of the incidents they describe , the Herald said . Herald said what were their sources? 37 39 -685 3 One source said some of the withheld documents were declassified during congressional investigations of the Iran - Contra affair , but were later reclassified in an effort to limit discussion of the incidents they describe , the Herald said . incidents What incidents were described in the documents? 32 33 -685 4 Special prosecutor Lawrence Walsh asked that the two major charges against North be dismissed after the Reagan administration refused to allow certain documents to be used in North ' s trial . Lawrence Walsh what are his credentials? 2 4 -685 4 Special prosecutor Lawrence Walsh asked that the two major charges against North be dismissed after the Reagan administration refused to allow certain documents to be used in North ' s trial . two major charges What were the two major charges against North? 7 10 -685 4 Special prosecutor Lawrence Walsh asked that the two major charges against North be dismissed after the Reagan administration refused to allow certain documents to be used in North ' s trial . two major charges What were the two major charges against North? 7 10 -686 1 Jan Lewczenko hasn ' t mastered English yet , but he reached a pinnacle in the dwindling art of deep - cut crystal glassmaking when he cut the bowl Congress will give George Bush on Inauguration Day . mastered English why does this matter? 5 7 -686 1 Jan Lewczenko hasn ' t mastered English yet , but he reached a pinnacle in the dwindling art of deep - cut crystal glassmaking when he cut the bowl Congress will give George Bush on Inauguration Day . English Where is Jan from? 6 7 -686 1 Jan Lewczenko hasn ' t mastered English yet , but he reached a pinnacle in the dwindling art of deep - cut crystal glassmaking when he cut the bowl Congress will give George Bush on Inauguration Day . give Why is Congress giving Bush a bowl on Inauguration Day? 31 32 -686 1 Jan Lewczenko hasn ' t mastered English yet , but he reached a pinnacle in the dwindling art of deep - cut crystal glassmaking when he cut the bowl Congress will give George Bush on Inauguration Day . mastered English yet , Why hasn't he mastered English yet? 5 9 -686 1 Jan Lewczenko hasn ' t mastered English yet , but he reached a pinnacle in the dwindling art of deep - cut crystal glassmaking when he cut the bowl Congress will give George Bush on Inauguration Day . cut the bowl Why was he the one to cut the bowl for Congress? 26 29 -686 3 Lewczenko , 39 , is one of fewer than 25 master deep cutters in the country and of four on the Lenox staff . fewer than 25 why is it so rare? 7 10 -686 3 Lewczenko , 39 , is one of fewer than 25 master deep cutters in the country and of four on the Lenox staff . master deep cutters How did Lewczenko become a master deep cutter? 10 13 -686 3 Lewczenko , 39 , is one of fewer than 25 master deep cutters in the country and of four on the Lenox staff . four Why does Lenox employ such a high percentage of the master deep cutters in the country? 18 19 -686 3 Lewczenko , 39 , is one of fewer than 25 master deep cutters in the country and of four on the Lenox staff . master deep cutters Why are there so few master deep cutters in the country? 10 13 -686 4 His experience cutting difficult designs nominated him for the bowls ordered by the Joint Congressional Committee on the Inauguration , plant superintendent Randy Eshland said Friday . Friday of which year? 25 26 -686 5 Lewczenko , pronounced Lev - chenko , is not known as a talkative man . talkative why is this information added to the article? 12 13 -687 1 An automobile magazine that couldn ' t resist the trademark battle between General Motors Corp . and an Italian gun maker did a " road test " comparison of Beretta , the pistol , and Beretta , the Chevy . " road test " what is a road test? 23 27 -687 1 An automobile magazine that couldn ' t resist the trademark battle between General Motors Corp . and an Italian gun maker did a " road test " comparison of Beretta , the pistol , and Beretta , the Chevy . automobile magazine What is the name of the magazine? 1 3 -687 1 An automobile magazine that couldn ' t resist the trademark battle between General Motors Corp . and an Italian gun maker did a " road test " comparison of Beretta , the pistol , and Beretta , the Chevy . couldn ' t resist Why couldn't they resist? 4 8 -687 1 An automobile magazine that couldn ' t resist the trademark battle between General Motors Corp . and an Italian gun maker did a " road test " comparison of Beretta , the pistol , and Beretta , the Chevy . comparison How did they perform this comparison? 27 28 -687 1 An automobile magazine that couldn ' t resist the trademark battle between General Motors Corp . and an Italian gun maker did a " road test " comparison of Beretta , the pistol , and Beretta , the Chevy . An automobile magazine WHAT MAGAZINE? 0 3 -687 1 An automobile magazine that couldn ' t resist the trademark battle between General Motors Corp . and an Italian gun maker did a " road test " comparison of Beretta , the pistol , and Beretta , the Chevy . resist Why could the automobile magazine not resist the trademark battle between GM and an Italian gun maker? 7 8 -687 1 An automobile magazine that couldn ' t resist the trademark battle between General Motors Corp . and an Italian gun maker did a " road test " comparison of Beretta , the pistol , and Beretta , the Chevy . comparison How was the \"road test\" comparison carried out? 27 28 -687 1 An automobile magazine that couldn ' t resist the trademark battle between General Motors Corp . and an Italian gun maker did a " road test " comparison of Beretta , the pistol , and Beretta , the Chevy . automobile magazine Which auto magazine jumped into the fray? 1 3 -687 2 Car and Driver , its editorial tongue planted firmly in its cheek , has a story in its current issue with the headline : " We ' ve shot from the hip before , but never like this . " the hip before , is it a joke? 30 34 -687 2 Car and Driver , its editorial tongue planted firmly in its cheek , has a story in its current issue with the headline : " We ' ve shot from the hip before , but never like this . " has a story Does this story come from an insider? 13 16 -687 2 Car and Driver , its editorial tongue planted firmly in its cheek , has a story in its current issue with the headline : " We ' ve shot from the hip before , but never like this . " current issue WHAT ISSUE IS THE CURRENT ONE IN THIS ARTICLE? 18 20 -687 2 Car and Driver , its editorial tongue planted firmly in its cheek , has a story in its current issue with the headline : " We ' ve shot from the hip before , but never like this . " hip Why is Car and Driver saying they never shot from the hip like this before? 31 32 -687 3 Fabbrica d ' Armi P . Beretta SpA , the gun company , sued GM for $ 250 million in federal court in New York last July , claiming that the car infringes on the pistol ' s trademark . pistol ' s trademark are they correct? 35 39 -687 3 Fabbrica d ' Armi P . Beretta SpA , the gun company , sued GM for $ 250 million in federal court in New York last July , claiming that the car infringes on the pistol ' s trademark . sued GM Which came first, the car or the gun? 13 15 -687 3 Fabbrica d ' Armi P . Beretta SpA , the gun company , sued GM for $ 250 million in federal court in New York last July , claiming that the car infringes on the pistol ' s trademark . $ 250 million Did they win this amount? 16 19 -687 3 Fabbrica d ' Armi P . Beretta SpA , the gun company , sued GM for $ 250 million in federal court in New York last July , claiming that the car infringes on the pistol ' s trademark . pistol ' s trademark . WHAT IS THE TRADEMARK IN QUESTION? 35 40 -687 3 Fabbrica d ' Armi P . Beretta SpA , the gun company , sued GM for $ 250 million in federal court in New York last July , claiming that the car infringes on the pistol ' s trademark . infringes How does the car infringe on the pistol's trademark? 32 33 -687 4 The case is pending . The Car and Driver comparison was thought up by Editor William Jeanes , and was written by New York Contributing Editor Bruce McCall . is pending Why hasn't the case been resolved? 2 4 -687 4 The case is pending . The Car and Driver comparison was thought up by Editor William Jeanes , and was written by New York Contributing Editor Bruce McCall . pending Why is the case pending? 3 4 -687 4 The case is pending . The Car and Driver comparison was thought up by Editor William Jeanes , and was written by New York Contributing Editor Bruce McCall . Editor How is William Jeans qualified to be an editor? 14 15 -687 4 The case is pending . The Car and Driver comparison was thought up by Editor William Jeanes , and was written by New York Contributing Editor Bruce McCall . Contributing Why did Bruce McCall contribute to The Car and Driver magazine article? 24 25 -687 5 " For our test , we chose a 1989 Beretta V - 6 GTU two - door notchback coupe and a 1989 Beretta 16 - round Model 92F 9mm Parabellum , the spiffiest models in their respective lineups , " McCall wrote . spiffiest models is that subjective? 32 34 -687 5 " For our test , we chose a 1989 Beretta V - 6 GTU two - door notchback coupe and a 1989 Beretta 16 - round Model 92F 9mm Parabellum , the spiffiest models in their respective lineups , " McCall wrote . our test , What does this test determine? 2 5 -687 5 " For our test , we chose a 1989 Beretta V - 6 GTU two - door notchback coupe and a 1989 Beretta 16 - round Model 92F 9mm Parabellum , the spiffiest models in their respective lineups , " McCall wrote . the spiffiest models Does this mean the most expensive? 31 34 -687 5 " For our test , we chose a 1989 Beretta V - 6 GTU two - door notchback coupe and a 1989 Beretta 16 - round Model 92F 9mm Parabellum , the spiffiest models in their respective lineups , " McCall wrote . " For our test , WHAT IS THE TEST? 0 5 -687 5 " For our test , we chose a 1989 Beretta V - 6 GTU two - door notchback coupe and a 1989 Beretta 16 - round Model 92F 9mm Parabellum , the spiffiest models in their respective lineups , " McCall wrote . spiffiest Why are the Beretta V6 GTU and the Beretta 92F Parabellum the spiffiest models in their respective lineups? 32 33 -687 5 " For our test , we chose a 1989 Beretta V - 6 GTU two - door notchback coupe and a 1989 Beretta 16 - round Model 92F 9mm Parabellum , the spiffiest models in their respective lineups , " McCall wrote . " For our test , What specific aspects of each were tested? 0 5 -688 1 A generation ago , when this was Saigon , American officers lived and played in the Rex Hotel , a sandbagged fortress frequently silhouetted against the night sky by flares and tracer bullets . was Saigon , what is it now? 6 9 -688 1 A generation ago , when this was Saigon , American officers lived and played in the Rex Hotel , a sandbagged fortress frequently silhouetted against the night sky by flares and tracer bullets . Saigon , What is Saigon? 7 9 -688 2 Today , sedans instead of jeeps drive up to its doors , and uniformed doormen rather than military guards greet them . uniformed doormen what happened to mark the change? 13 15 -688 3 The Rex now beckons foreign businessmen and tourists , not soldiers . Rex What is the Rex? 1 2 -688 3 The Rex now beckons foreign businessmen and tourists , not soldiers . foreign businessmen do they do business at the hotel? 4 6 -688 5 Its young are attuned more to American jeans , pop music and the good life than to a war with America they never really knew . they never really knew Why did they never really know? 21 25 -689 1 Public school officials , concerned that students may be living on the streets , opened homeless shelters in two Houston schools Thursday so needy pupils can get beds , showers and a meal . students may be living on the streets , Why are students homeless? 6 14 -689 1 Public school officials , concerned that students may be living on the streets , opened homeless shelters in two Houston schools Thursday so needy pupils can get beds , showers and a meal . concerned What made them think this in the first place? 4 5 -689 1 Public school officials , concerned that students may be living on the streets , opened homeless shelters in two Houston schools Thursday so needy pupils can get beds , showers and a meal . opened How were the homeless shelters funded? 14 15 -689 1 Public school officials , concerned that students may be living on the streets , opened homeless shelters in two Houston schools Thursday so needy pupils can get beds , showers and a meal . meal How did the homeless shelter provide food? 32 33 -689 1 Public school officials , concerned that students may be living on the streets , opened homeless shelters in two Houston schools Thursday so needy pupils can get beds , showers and a meal . Houston schools Which two Houston schools did they open as homeless shelters? 19 21 -689 2 A 12 - year - old girl who had been sleeping under an abandoned house was the first of eight people to enter the shelters , officials said . 12 - year - old girl does she not have parents? 1 7 -689 2 A 12 - year - old girl who had been sleeping under an abandoned house was the first of eight people to enter the shelters , officials said . A 12 - year - old girl What about parents or caretakers? 0 7 -689 2 A 12 - year - old girl who had been sleeping under an abandoned house was the first of eight people to enter the shelters , officials said . eight people Is it only for school aged people? 19 21 -689 2 A 12 - year - old girl who had been sleeping under an abandoned house was the first of eight people to enter the shelters , officials said . under How did the 12-year-old girl manage to sleep under an abandoned house without being helped? 11 12 -689 2 A 12 - year - old girl who had been sleeping under an abandoned house was the first of eight people to enter the shelters , officials said . eight How many other people use the shelter? 19 20 -689 2 A 12 - year - old girl who had been sleeping under an abandoned house was the first of eight people to enter the shelters , officials said . 12 - year - old girl Why was the 12-year-old girl homeless? 1 7 -689 3 " We didn ' t discuss anything with the child when she came in , " said school board President Melody Ellis . didn ' t discuss anything Like when she came to school? Or when she came in for the shelter? 2 7 -689 3 " We didn ' t discuss anything with the child when she came in , " said school board President Melody Ellis . discuss Why did the school board not discuss anything with her when she came in? 5 6 -689 4 " Right now she ' s playing checkers with one of the administrators . " Right now she ' s playing checkers why does this matter? 0 8 -689 4 " Right now she ' s playing checkers with one of the administrators . checkers Why is she playing checkers? 7 8 -689 5 We just tried to give her encouragement and let her play . " give her encouragement How was she encouraged to continue? 4 7 -689 5 We just tried to give her encouragement and let her play . " let her play Where are parents or guardians? 8 11 -689 5 We just tried to give her encouragement and let her play . " give How are they giving her encouragement? 4 5 -690 1 Surviving crew members of the World War II submarine Finback are looking forward to a nostalgic reunion with George Bush , the young Navy pilot they dubbed " Ellie the Elephant " after rescuing him from the Pacific Ocean more than 44 years ago . " Ellie the Elephant " why did they name him that? 27 32 -690 1 Surviving crew members of the World War II submarine Finback are looking forward to a nostalgic reunion with George Bush , the young Navy pilot they dubbed " Ellie the Elephant " after rescuing him from the Pacific Ocean more than 44 years ago . Surviving crew members How many members are there? 0 3 -690 1 Surviving crew members of the World War II submarine Finback are looking forward to a nostalgic reunion with George Bush , the young Navy pilot they dubbed " Ellie the Elephant " after rescuing him from the Pacific Ocean more than 44 years ago . " Ellie the Elephant " Why was he dubbed Ellie the Elephant? 27 32 -690 1 Surviving crew members of the World War II submarine Finback are looking forward to a nostalgic reunion with George Bush , the young Navy pilot they dubbed " Ellie the Elephant " after rescuing him from the Pacific Ocean more than 44 years ago . Surviving crew members Who are these crew members? 0 3 -690 1 Surviving crew members of the World War II submarine Finback are looking forward to a nostalgic reunion with George Bush , the young Navy pilot they dubbed " Ellie the Elephant " after rescuing him from the Pacific Ocean more than 44 years ago . rescuing him from the Pacific Ocean What led to the President needing to be rescued? 33 39 -690 2 Don Kohler , 64 , of Rogers , Ark . , the torpedoman who helped pull a grateful Bush to safety from his orange life raft onto the Finback ' s deck , remembers offering a smile and a hearty " welcome aboard , " but recalls little else about the incident . torpedoman what is a torpedoman? 12 13 -690 2 Don Kohler , 64 , of Rogers , Ark . , the torpedoman who helped pull a grateful Bush to safety from his orange life raft onto the Finback ' s deck , remembers offering a smile and a hearty " welcome aboard , " but recalls little else about the incident . orange life raft Why was he in a life raft? 23 26 -690 2 Don Kohler , 64 , of Rogers , Ark . , the torpedoman who helped pull a grateful Bush to safety from his orange life raft onto the Finback ' s deck , remembers offering a smile and a hearty " welcome aboard , " but recalls little else about the incident . from his orange life raft How did Bush end up on the life raft? 21 26 -690 3 " At that time , he was just another downed pilot , " said Kohler , a retired Chicago businessman . businessman What kind of businessman? 19 20 -690 3 " At that time , he was just another downed pilot , " said Kohler , a retired Chicago businessman . downed pilot , " What had led to Bush's plane being shot down? 9 13 -690 4 " Nobody back then knew he ' d become president of the United States . " back then knew wasnt his family rich and powerful? 2 5 -690 5 Rescued after his plane was shot down by Japanese fire , Bush eagerly took his turn at night lookout watches and other seagoing duties , watched Betty Grable movies in the wardroom and donned earphones to listen in awe as the submarine ' s torpedoes sank two enemy ships . night lookout watches Where were these watches set up? 17 20 -690 5 Rescued after his plane was shot down by Japanese fire , Bush eagerly took his turn at night lookout watches and other seagoing duties , watched Betty Grable movies in the wardroom and donned earphones to listen in awe as the submarine ' s torpedoes sank two enemy ships . Betty Grable movies Were there other movies available? 26 29 -690 5 Rescued after his plane was shot down by Japanese fire , Bush eagerly took his turn at night lookout watches and other seagoing duties , watched Betty Grable movies in the wardroom and donned earphones to listen in awe as the submarine ' s torpedoes sank two enemy ships . seagoing duties , What are the other seagoing duties? 22 25 -690 5 Rescued after his plane was shot down by Japanese fire , Bush eagerly took his turn at night lookout watches and other seagoing duties , watched Betty Grable movies in the wardroom and donned earphones to listen in awe as the submarine ' s torpedoes sank two enemy ships . other seagoing duties , What types of duties did Bush perform? 21 25 -691 1 A 75 - year - old widow in need of money said officials tricked her out of a masterpiece for a pittance . tricked her out how did they trick her? 13 16 -691 1 A 75 - year - old widow in need of money said officials tricked her out of a masterpiece for a pittance . in need of money Why was she needing money? 7 11 -691 1 A 75 - year - old widow in need of money said officials tricked her out of a masterpiece for a pittance . officials tricked her Which officials? 12 15 -691 1 A 75 - year - old widow in need of money said officials tricked her out of a masterpiece for a pittance . widow how long has she been a widow for? 6 7 -691 2 A court agreed , giving the first round to her in one of three swindles that have shaken the French museum world . swindles what are the other two? 14 15 -691 3 Last month , the court convicted the city of Strasbourg and its Museum of Decorative Arts of fraud in the purchase from Marie - Madeleine Falbisaner of an unsigned painting attributed to Simon Vouet , court painter of King Louis XIII . fraud in the purchase How could this be fraudulent? 17 21 -691 3 Last month , the court convicted the city of Strasbourg and its Museum of Decorative Arts of fraud in the purchase from Marie - Madeleine Falbisaner of an unsigned painting attributed to Simon Vouet , court painter of King Louis XIII . convicted Who in the city was convicted? 5 6 -691 4 When the museum did not return the painting as ordered , a magistrate charged chief curator Jean - Daniel Ludmann , 51 , with " breach of trust , " for failing to do so . " breach of trust , " why is it quoted? 24 30 -691 4 When the museum did not return the painting as ordered , a magistrate charged chief curator Jean - Daniel Ludmann , 51 , with " breach of trust , " for failing to do so . Jean - Daniel Why was Jean-Daniel personally convicted? 16 19 -691 5 " My family has lived for generations in Strasbourg and I wanted the family heirloom to remain here , " Mrs . Falbisaner said in a telephone interview . a telephone interview Who was she being interviewed by? 25 28 -691 5 " My family has lived for generations in Strasbourg and I wanted the family heirloom to remain here , " Mrs . Falbisaner said in a telephone interview . telephone Who conducted the telephone interview? 26 27 -692 1 Congressmen , teachers , and Saudi princes will no longer be invited by NASA to be passengers on the space shuttle under a new policy that emphasizes completing the recovery from the Challenger accident in which two non - astronauts were killed . Congressmen , teachers , and Saudi princes Why would the exclusion only involve these groups of people? 0 7 -692 1 Congressmen , teachers , and Saudi princes will no longer be invited by NASA to be passengers on the space shuttle under a new policy that emphasizes completing the recovery from the Challenger accident in which two non - astronauts were killed . emphasizes completing the recovery What recovery is needed? 26 30 -692 1 Congressmen , teachers , and Saudi princes will no longer be invited by NASA to be passengers on the space shuttle under a new policy that emphasizes completing the recovery from the Challenger accident in which two non - astronauts were killed . killed How were they killed? 41 42 -692 1 Congressmen , teachers , and Saudi princes will no longer be invited by NASA to be passengers on the space shuttle under a new policy that emphasizes completing the recovery from the Challenger accident in which two non - astronauts were killed . two non - astronauts Which two non-astronauts were killed? 36 40 -692 1 Congressmen , teachers , and Saudi princes will no longer be invited by NASA to be passengers on the space shuttle under a new policy that emphasizes completing the recovery from the Challenger accident in which two non - astronauts were killed . under a new policy What does passengers have to do with the new policy? 21 25 -692 2 The space agency announced a new category of " space flight participants " and said , at the same time , that flight opportunities for them " are not available at this time . " announced a new category How did they come to this new group? 3 7 -692 2 The space agency announced a new category of " space flight participants " and said , at the same time , that flight opportunities for them " are not available at this time . " opportunities Does opportunities mean going up in space? 23 24 -692 2 The space agency announced a new category of " space flight participants " and said , at the same time , that flight opportunities for them " are not available at this time . " " space flight participants " Who can apply for this? 8 13 -692 2 The space agency announced a new category of " space flight participants " and said , at the same time , that flight opportunities for them " are not available at this time . " new category What is the new category of space flight participants? 5 7 -692 3 Before the Challenger exploded on liftoff Jan . 28 , 1986 , NASA had given minimum training to a senator , a member of the House of Representatives , a Saudi Arabian prince and Christa McAuliffe , the first " Teacher in Space . " training What was the training? 16 17 -692 3 Before the Challenger exploded on liftoff Jan . 28 , 1986 , NASA had given minimum training to a senator , a member of the House of Representatives , a Saudi Arabian prince and Christa McAuliffe , the first " Teacher in Space . " exploded Did these passengers die in the explosion? 3 4 -692 3 Before the Challenger exploded on liftoff Jan . 28 , 1986 , NASA had given minimum training to a senator , a member of the House of Representatives , a Saudi Arabian prince and Christa McAuliffe , the first " Teacher in Space . " senator , Who was the senator? 19 21 -692 3 Before the Challenger exploded on liftoff Jan . 28 , 1986 , NASA had given minimum training to a senator , a member of the House of Representatives , a Saudi Arabian prince and Christa McAuliffe , the first " Teacher in Space . " member of the House of Representatives , Who was the member of the House of Representatives? 22 29 -692 3 Before the Challenger exploded on liftoff Jan . 28 , 1986 , NASA had given minimum training to a senator , a member of the House of Representatives , a Saudi Arabian prince and Christa McAuliffe , the first " Teacher in Space . " Saudi Arabian prince Who was the Saudi Arabian prince? 30 33 -692 4 Mrs . McAuliffe was killed along with industrial engineer Gregory Jarvis and five astronauts . five astronauts Who were the five astronauts killed? 12 14 -692 5 " The Challenger accident marked a major change in the U . S . outlook and policies with respect to the flight of other than NASA astronauts , " the National Aeronautics and Space Administration said in the policy statement Thursday . Thursday what year was this? 40 41 -693 1 Take two boys born today . One is white . One What is the race of the other boy? 6 7 -693 1 Take two boys born today . One is white . One is white what race is the other one? 6 9 -693 1 Take two boys born today . One is white . two boys What are the names of the two boys? 1 3 -693 1 Take two boys born today . One is white . One is white Why does race matter in this case? 6 9 -693 2 The other is not . The chances are five times greater that the non - white boy eventually will become a murder victim , the FBI says . is not What is his race? 2 4 -693 2 The other is not . The chances are five times greater that the non - white boy eventually will become a murder victim , the FBI says . the FBI says Why do they say that? 24 27 -693 2 The other is not . The chances are five times greater that the non - white boy eventually will become a murder victim , the FBI says . murder victim , why does this occur? 21 24 -693 2 The other is not . The chances are five times greater that the non - white boy eventually will become a murder victim , the FBI says . boy eventually will become a murder victim , What factors are at play for this disparity? 16 24 -693 2 The other is not . The chances are five times greater that the non - white boy eventually will become a murder victim , the FBI says . non - white boy What race is the non-white boy? 13 17 -693 3 Non - white males born now face a 1 in 38 chance of ending up the victim of a killer , while the risk for white males born today is 1 in 204 , according to a statistical study released Thursday . 1 in 38 chance Why are these chances so high? 8 12 -693 3 Non - white males born now face a 1 in 38 chance of ending up the victim of a killer , while the risk for white males born today is 1 in 204 , according to a statistical study released Thursday . according to a statistical study How were these numbers reached? 34 39 -693 3 Non - white males born now face a 1 in 38 chance of ending up the victim of a killer , while the risk for white males born today is 1 in 204 , according to a statistical study released Thursday . Non - white males Why do non-white males have a higher chance of being a victim of a killer? 0 4 -693 4 The odds faced by the entire population born today are 1 out of 177 , the study found . the study found Did the study state an assumed cause? 15 18 -693 4 The odds faced by the entire population born today are 1 out of 177 , the study found . 1 out of 177 , is it really that common? 10 15 -693 4 The odds faced by the entire population born today are 1 out of 177 , the study found . faced by the entire population What part of the population did they study? 2 7 -693 5 Sharon Propheter , a statistician with the Uniform Crime Reporting program , cautioned that the predictions are based on 1987 figures and do not account for possible changes in the murder rate . cautioned Who did she caution? 12 13 -693 5 Sharon Propheter , a statistician with the Uniform Crime Reporting program , cautioned that the predictions are based on 1987 figures and do not account for possible changes in the murder rate . are based on 1987 figures Does this possibly give the thought of the figures being dated? 16 21 -694 1 Looming shortages of skilled labor can be eased by relying more on older workers , provided they receive training and their old - age benefits are protected , according to a group of Labor Department studies . Looming shortages of skilled labor Why will there be a skilled labor shortage? 0 5 -694 1 Looming shortages of skilled labor can be eased by relying more on older workers , provided they receive training and their old - age benefits are protected , according to a group of Labor Department studies . their old - age benefits What are their old age benefits? 20 25 -694 1 Looming shortages of skilled labor can be eased by relying more on older workers , provided they receive training and their old - age benefits are protected , according to a group of Labor Department studies . old - age benefits What old-age benefits should be protected? 21 25 -694 1 Looming shortages of skilled labor can be eased by relying more on older workers , provided they receive training and their old - age benefits are protected , according to a group of Labor Department studies . Looming shortages Why is a shortage in the offing? 0 2 -694 2 " Educational reform in public schools should eventually maximize the labor force of the future , but cannot immediately remedy the skills shortage of today ' s population , " Labor Secretary Ann McLaughlin said Thursday in releasing the department studies . " Educational reform What education reforms would maximize the future labor force? 0 3 -694 2 " Educational reform in public schools should eventually maximize the labor force of the future , but cannot immediately remedy the skills shortage of today ' s population , " Labor Secretary Ann McLaughlin said Thursday in releasing the department studies . skills shortage of today ' s population What is today's skill shortage? 21 28 -694 2 " Educational reform in public schools should eventually maximize the labor force of the future , but cannot immediately remedy the skills shortage of today ' s population , " Labor Secretary Ann McLaughlin said Thursday in releasing the department studies . Thursday of which year? 35 36 -694 2 " Educational reform in public schools should eventually maximize the labor force of the future , but cannot immediately remedy the skills shortage of today ' s population , " Labor Secretary Ann McLaughlin said Thursday in releasing the department studies . skills shortage Why is there a skills shortage? 21 23 -694 2 " Educational reform in public schools should eventually maximize the labor force of the future , but cannot immediately remedy the skills shortage of today ' s population , " Labor Secretary Ann McLaughlin said Thursday in releasing the department studies . the skills shortage Why is there a shortage in skills? 20 23 -694 3 " I think clearly that older workers should be tapped across the board . " older workers should be tapped Why should older workers be tapped? 5 10 -694 3 " I think clearly that older workers should be tapped across the board . " older workers Which age is specifically being targeted? 5 7 -694 4 One of the reports , the department ' s first extensive analysis of potential labor shortages , said major shortages could occur because the economy is projected to grow at 2 percent to 3 percent annually while the rate of work force growth will be just 1 percent . extensive analysis of potential labor shortages , What is the margin of error in the analysis? 10 17 -694 4 One of the reports , the department ' s first extensive analysis of potential labor shortages , said major shortages could occur because the economy is projected to grow at 2 percent to 3 percent annually while the rate of work force growth will be just 1 percent . just 1 percent What is causing the slow growth, other than lack of skills? 45 48 -694 5 The median age of workers is projected to rise from the current 36 to 39 by the end of the century , with the number of people aged 45 and over increasing from the 1986 total of 74 . 2 million to 96 . 3 million . end of the century , Which century is being referenced, the 20th or the 21st? 17 22 -694 5 The median age of workers is projected to rise from the current 36 to 39 by the end of the century , with the number of people aged 45 and over increasing from the 1986 total of 74 . 2 million to 96 . 3 million . 36 to 39 why is the age rising? 12 15 -695 1 Early in William J . Bennett ' s tenure as secretary of education , when he was still on speaking terms with the National Education Association , the teacher union asked Bennett what he would do if he had a magic wand to wave over American s chools . what he would What would William Bennett do if he had a magic wand to wave over American schools? 32 35 -695 1 Early in William J . Bennett ' s tenure as secretary of education , when he was still on speaking terms with the National Education Association , the teacher union asked Bennett what he would do if he had a magic wand to wave over American s chools . speaking terms Why is William Bennett no longer on speaking terms with the National Education Association? 19 21 -695 1 Early in William J . Bennett ' s tenure as secretary of education , when he was still on speaking terms with the National Education Association , the teacher union asked Bennett what he would do if he had a magic wand to wave over American s chools . speaking Why aren't them on speaking turns? 19 20 -695 1 Early in William J . Bennett ' s tenure as secretary of education , when he was still on speaking terms with the National Education Association , the teacher union asked Bennett what he would do if he had a magic wand to wave over American s chools . when he was still on speaking terms Why wasn't William J. Bennett not on speaking terms with the National Education Association? 14 21 -695 2 " No drugs - - none , zero , out , gone , disappear , " replied the blunt - spoken educator . drugs What do you mean by no drugs? 2 3 -695 2 " No drugs - - none , zero , out , gone , disappear , " replied the blunt - spoken educator . none , zero , out , gone , he really hates drugs? 5 13 -695 4 During his 3 years in the Reagan Cabinet , the conservative and combative Bennett often spoke out about the drug " plague " and chafed at what he felt was an inadequate effort by the Reagan team to combat the problem . " plague " What do you mean by that? 20 23 -695 4 During his 3 years in the Reagan Cabinet , the conservative and combative Bennett often spoke out about the drug " plague " and chafed at what he felt was an inadequate effort by the Reagan team to combat the problem . inadequate effort by the Reagan Why did he feel that Reagan's effort was inadequate? 31 36 -695 5 Now , as President - elect Bush ' s choice to be the nation ' s first drug czar , it will fall on the shoulders of the burly former college football lineman to find a way to win that war . drug czar , What is a drug czar? 17 20 -696 1 The House voted to boost the federal minimum wage for the first time since early 1981 , casting a solid 382 - 37 vote for a compromise measure backed by President Bush . 382 - 37 vote How were they able to achieve bi-partisan support for the bill? 20 24 -696 1 The House voted to boost the federal minimum wage for the first time since early 1981 , casting a solid 382 - 37 vote for a compromise measure backed by President Bush . compromise measure What was the original measure's wage rate? 26 28 -696 1 The House voted to boost the federal minimum wage for the first time since early 1981 , casting a solid 382 - 37 vote for a compromise measure backed by President Bush . compromise measure What things were ceded by which side to reach the compromise? 26 28 -696 2 The vote came after a debate replete with complaints from both proponents and critics of a substantial increase in the wage floor . debate replete what is a replete? 5 7 -696 2 The vote came after a debate replete with complaints from both proponents and critics of a substantial increase in the wage floor . both proponents and critics How did the bill pass with so many critiques on both sides? 10 14 -696 2 The vote came after a debate replete with complaints from both proponents and critics of a substantial increase in the wage floor . complaints from both What were the strongest arguments for and against? 8 11 -696 3 Advocates said the 90 - cent - an - hour rise , to $ 4 . 25 an hour by April 1991 , is too small for the working poor , while opponents argued that the increase will still hurt small business and cost many thousands of jobs . working poor , What analysis was conducted to verify this? 28 31 -696 4 But the legislation reflected a compromise agreed to on Tuesday by President Bush and Democratic leaders in Congress , after congressional Republicans urged the White House to bend a bit from its previous resistance to compromise . resistance to compromise will they acquiesce? 33 36 -696 4 But the legislation reflected a compromise agreed to on Tuesday by President Bush and Democratic leaders in Congress , after congressional Republicans urged the White House to bend a bit from its previous resistance to compromise . urged the White House to bend Why was the White House urged to bend? 22 28 -696 4 But the legislation reflected a compromise agreed to on Tuesday by President Bush and Democratic leaders in Congress , after congressional Republicans urged the White House to bend a bit from its previous resistance to compromise . previous resistance to compromise Why did Bush resist it more, relative to the rest of the Republican party? 32 36 -696 5 So both sides accepted the compromise , which would lead to the first lifting of the minimum wage since a four - year law was enacted in 1977 , raising the wage to $ 3 . 35 an hour from $ 2 . 65 . $ 3 . 35 an hour from $ 2 what is minimum wage currently? 33 42 -697 1 Program traders are fond of predicting that if they are blocked in the U . S . , they will simply emigrate to foreign stock markets . Program traders What is a program traders? 0 2 -697 1 Program traders are fond of predicting that if they are blocked in the U . S . , they will simply emigrate to foreign stock markets . Program traders what are program traders? 0 2 -697 1 Program traders are fond of predicting that if they are blocked in the U . S . , they will simply emigrate to foreign stock markets . Program traders Which program traders? 0 2 -697 1 Program traders are fond of predicting that if they are blocked in the U . S . , they will simply emigrate to foreign stock markets . blocked How are they blocked? 10 11 -697 1 Program traders are fond of predicting that if they are blocked in the U . S . , they will simply emigrate to foreign stock markets . Program traders What are program traders? 0 2 -697 1 Program traders are fond of predicting that if they are blocked in the U . S . , they will simply emigrate to foreign stock markets . blocked in the U . S What are Program Traders and why would they be blocked ithe US? 10 16 -697 2 But in London and Tokyo , where computer - driven trading now plays a small but growing role , traders say a number of hurdles loom . small but growing role , How much of the trading volume is automated? 14 19 -697 2 But in London and Tokyo , where computer - driven trading now plays a small but growing role , traders say a number of hurdles loom . hurdles loom what are the hurdles? 24 26 -697 2 But in London and Tokyo , where computer - driven trading now plays a small but growing role , traders say a number of hurdles loom . growing How much role growth? 16 17 -697 2 But in London and Tokyo , where computer - driven trading now plays a small but growing role , traders say a number of hurdles loom . number How many hurdles? 22 23 -697 2 But in London and Tokyo , where computer - driven trading now plays a small but growing role , traders say a number of hurdles loom . hurdles What are the hurdles in London and Tokyo? 24 25 -697 2 But in London and Tokyo , where computer - driven trading now plays a small but growing role , traders say a number of hurdles loom . number of hurdles loom What hurdles? 22 26 -697 3 Government officials , especially in Japan , probably would resist any onslaught of program trading by players trying to shrug off the U . S . furor over their activities and marching abroad with their business . especially in Japan , why in japan? 3 7 -697 3 Government officials , especially in Japan , probably would resist any onslaught of program trading by players trying to shrug off the U . S . furor over their activities and marching abroad with their business . Government officials , Which government officials? 0 3 -697 4 Japan is " very concerned " about the possible effects of program trading , a senior Japanese official said after the Oct . 13 stock plunge in New York . possible effects of program trading , What are the effect of program trading? 8 14 -697 4 Japan is " very concerned " about the possible effects of program trading , a senior Japanese official said after the Oct . 13 stock plunge in New York . a senior Japanese official What is the name of the official? 14 18 -697 4 Japan is " very concerned " about the possible effects of program trading , a senior Japanese official said after the Oct . 13 stock plunge in New York . senior Japanese official Who is the senior Japanese official? 15 18 -697 5 U . S . stock - index futures aren ' t even traded in Japan now . U . S . stock - index futures Why aren't U.S. stock-index futures traded in Japan? 0 8 -698 1 In reference to your Oct . 9 page - one article " Barbara Bush Earns Even Higher Ratings Than the President , " it is regrettable that you must continually define blacks by our negatives : " Among liberals , 60 % have positive views of her , while 50 % approve of the president ' s job performance . your Who does it mean by 'your'? 3 4 -698 1 In reference to your Oct . 9 page - one article " Barbara Bush Earns Even Higher Ratings Than the President , " it is regrettable that you must continually define blacks by our negatives : " Among liberals , 60 % have positive views of her , while 50 % approve of the president ' s job performance . define blacks by our negatives : What did it say about blacks? 30 36 -698 2 In part , this may reflect the fact that ` she speaks a more progressive language ' than her husband , as Columbia ' s Prof . { Ethel } Klein puts it . progressive How does Barbara Bush have more progressive language than her husband? 14 15 -698 3 Among professionals , 76 % have a favorable opinion of her , compared to 62 % who approve of her husband ' s performance . professionals , Professionals of what? Define better who this means. 1 3 -699 1 Your Oct . 6 article " Japan ' s Financial Firms Lure Science Graduates " states , " Industrial companies are accusing financial institutions of jeopardizing Japan ' s economy by raising the salary stakes for new employees . " The Japanese industrial companies should know better . Oct . 6 of which year? 1 4 -699 1 Your Oct . 6 article " Japan ' s Financial Firms Lure Science Graduates " states , " Industrial companies are accusing financial institutions of jeopardizing Japan ' s economy by raising the salary stakes for new employees . " The Japanese industrial companies should know better . raising the salary stakes for new employees What is meant by raising the salary stakes for new employees? 31 38 -699 2 They are barking up the wrong tree , because it is basically their fault they can ' t attract new employees . it is basically their fault Why is this the case? 9 14 -699 2 They are barking up the wrong tree , because it is basically their fault they can ' t attract new employees . it is basically their fault Why is it basically industrial companies fault they can't attract new employees? 9 14 -699 3 Takuma Yamamoto , president of Fujitsu Ltd . , believes " the ` money worship ' among young people . . . caused the problem . " He is just passing the buck to young people . ` money worship ' among young people Why does he feel this way? 12 19 -699 3 Takuma Yamamoto , president of Fujitsu Ltd . , believes " the ` money worship ' among young people . . . caused the problem . " He is just passing the buck to young people . " the ` money worship ' among young people What is the 'money worship' among young people? 10 19 -699 4 What ' s wrong with asking for more money ? asking for more money ? yes what is wrong with that? 5 10 -699 4 What ' s wrong with asking for more money ? asking for more money ? Who's asking for more money? 5 10 -700 1 It was Richard Nixon ' s first visit to China in 1972 that set in motion the historic rapprochement between Beijing and Washington . rapprochement What does rapprochement mean? 18 19 -700 1 It was Richard Nixon ' s first visit to China in 1972 that set in motion the historic rapprochement between Beijing and Washington . rapprochement definition of this word? 18 19 -700 1 It was Richard Nixon ' s first visit to China in 1972 that set in motion the historic rapprochement between Beijing and Washington . Richard Nixon ' s first visit to China Why did it set in motion the historic rapprochement between Beijing and Washington. 2 10 -700 2 But the former U . S . president ' s sixth visit to China , during which he spoke at length with Chinese leaders , was nowhere near as successful at easing strains that have recently afflicted the Sino - U . S . relationship . strains What has caused the strain in Sino-U.S. relationships? 32 33 -700 2 But the former U . S . president ' s sixth visit to China , during which he spoke at length with Chinese leaders , was nowhere near as successful at easing strains that have recently afflicted the Sino - U . S . relationship . Sino - U . S what is sino? 38 43 -700 2 But the former U . S . president ' s sixth visit to China , during which he spoke at length with Chinese leaders , was nowhere near as successful at easing strains that have recently afflicted the Sino - U . S . relationship . he spoke at length with Chinese leaders , Which Chinese leaders? 17 25 -700 2 But the former U . S . president ' s sixth visit to China , during which he spoke at length with Chinese leaders , was nowhere near as successful at easing strains that have recently afflicted the Sino - U . S . relationship . nowhere near as successful Why weren't Richard Nixon's Visit not successful with chinese leaders? 26 30 -700 3 Mr . Nixon , the most prominent American to come to China since Beijing ' s bloody suppression of pro - democracy demonstrators in June , harped on international outrage over the massacre . international outrage over Why was there international outrage over the incident? 28 31 -700 4 The Chinese , in turn , took aim at American " interference " in China ' s domestic affairs . " interference " How has America interfered in China's domestic affairs? 10 13 -700 4 The Chinese , in turn , took aim at American " interference " in China ' s domestic affairs . " interference " why is it quoted? 10 13 -700 4 The Chinese , in turn , took aim at American " interference " in China ' s domestic affairs . took aim at American " interference " Why did the Chinese take turn at American interference. 6 13 -700 5 One official newspaper , Legal Daily , even directly criticized Mr . Nixon , who is normally referred to here as an " old friend . " The paper accused him of being a leading proponent of " peaceful evolution , " a catch phrase to describe what China believes is the policy of Western countries to seduce socialist nations into the capitalist sphere . believes Why did China believe the policy of western countries? 49 50 -701 1 Troubled NBI Inc . said it fired more than half its work force and is discontinuing its hardware business to focus on its software and service operations . Troubled why are they in trouble? 0 1 -701 1 Troubled NBI Inc . said it fired more than half its work force and is discontinuing its hardware business to focus on its software and service operations . discontinuing its hardware business Why is NBI discontinuing its hardware business? 15 19 -701 1 Troubled NBI Inc . said it fired more than half its work force and is discontinuing its hardware business to focus on its software and service operations . fired more than half its work force Why would NBI Inc. not need 50% of its work force to focus on software? 6 13 -701 2 The ailing company , which has reported net losses for 16 consecutive quarters , said it won ' t manufacture network computer systems any more and will greatly reduce its costly direct sales force . 16 consecutive quarters , four years straight? 10 14 -701 2 The ailing company , which has reported net losses for 16 consecutive quarters , said it won ' t manufacture network computer systems any more and will greatly reduce its costly direct sales force . 16 consecutive quarters , How is this company still functioning with this many consecutive losses? 10 14 -701 3 Altogether , NBI said it will eliminate 266 jobs at its Boulder headquarters , 176 field sales jobs and 50 jobs at its Canadian and United Kingdom headquarters . United Kingdom is it in london? 25 27 -701 3 Altogether , NBI said it will eliminate 266 jobs at its Boulder headquarters , 176 field sales jobs and 50 jobs at its Canadian and United Kingdom headquarters . 176 field sales jobs Why does this company not still need a sales force for software? 14 18 -701 3 Altogether , NBI said it will eliminate 266 jobs at its Boulder headquarters , 176 field sales jobs and 50 jobs at its Canadian and United Kingdom headquarters . 50 how many in canada vs the UK? 19 20 -701 4 The company ' s work force will fall to about 400 people . work force will fall to about 400 people Why do they think this will better their ROI with such a losing track record? 4 12 -701 5 Stephen G . Jerritts , president and chief executive officer , said customers weren ' t willing to commit to an expensive NBI hardware systems because of the company ' s financial troubles . Stephen G . Jerritts , president How has this man not stepped down as CEO? 0 6 -702 1 Your Oct . 13 page - one story on the renewed plight of Western Union says that Western Union had lost its chance to be in the telephone business by turning down Alexander Graham Bell ' s offer to it of his invention , because it supposedly felt that voice communication would never replace the telegraph . Oct . 13 in which year? 1 4 -702 1 Your Oct . 13 page - one story on the renewed plight of Western Union says that Western Union had lost its chance to be in the telephone business by turning down Alexander Graham Bell ' s offer to it of his invention , because it supposedly felt that voice communication would never replace the telegraph . the renewed plight of Western Union When was this story published? 9 15 -702 2 Such is hardly the case . hardly the case what is usually the case? 2 5 -702 2 Such is hardly the case . the case What is the case? 3 5 -702 5 Western Union indeed wanted to get into the telephone business . telephone business were they able to enter the business? 8 10 -703 1 The Chicago Mercantile Exchange said it plans to institute an additional " circuit breaker " aimed at stemming market slides . " circuit breaker " what does that mean? 11 15 -703 1 The Chicago Mercantile Exchange said it plans to institute an additional " circuit breaker " aimed at stemming market slides . " circuit breaker " What is the \"circuit breaker\"? 11 15 -703 1 The Chicago Mercantile Exchange said it plans to institute an additional " circuit breaker " aimed at stemming market slides . " circuit breaker " What is the circuit breaker or what kind of circuit breaker? 11 15 -703 2 Separately , John Phelan told a closed House subcommittee meeting in Washington that he would support Securities and Exchange Commission halts of program trading during market emergencies . House subcommittee meeting Why was the house subcommittee meeting? 7 10 -703 2 Separately , John Phelan told a closed House subcommittee meeting in Washington that he would support Securities and Exchange Commission halts of program trading during market emergencies . John Phelan Who is John Phelan? 2 4 -703 3 But the New York Stock Exchange chairman said he doesn ' t support reinstating a " collar " on program trading , arguing that firms could get around such a limit . around such how would they get around it? 27 29 -703 3 But the New York Stock Exchange chairman said he doesn ' t support reinstating a " collar " on program trading , arguing that firms could get around such a limit . " collar " on program trading , What is a \"collar\" on program trading? 15 22 -703 3 But the New York Stock Exchange chairman said he doesn ' t support reinstating a " collar " on program trading , arguing that firms could get around such a limit . " collar " What is a \"collar\"? 15 18 -703 3 But the New York Stock Exchange chairman said he doesn ' t support reinstating a " collar " on program trading , arguing that firms could get around such a limit . " collar " How does a collar work? 15 18 -703 4 The Chicago Merc said a new one - hour price limit would take effect in its Standard & Poor ' s 500 stock - index futures pit once S & P 500 futures fell 20 index points - - the equivalent of about a 150 - point drop in the Dow Jones Industrial Average . one - hour price limit What is an one-hour price limit? 6 11 -703 5 If the 20 - point limit is triggered after 1 : 30 p . m . Chicago time , it would remain in effect until the normal close of trading at 3 : 15 p . m . trading at 3 : 15 why does it remain in effect? 29 34 -704 1 While worry grows about big Japanese investments in the U . S . , Japan ' s big trading companies are rapidly increasing their stake in America ' s smaller business . America ' s smaller business . Which of America's smaller businesses? 26 32 -704 1 While worry grows about big Japanese investments in the U . S . , Japan ' s big trading companies are rapidly increasing their stake in America ' s smaller business . big Japanese investments are we concerned about them doing this? 4 7 -704 1 While worry grows about big Japanese investments in the U . S . , Japan ' s big trading companies are rapidly increasing their stake in America ' s smaller business . big Japanese investments in the U . S What type of large investments were being made in the US at this time? 4 12 -704 1 While worry grows about big Japanese investments in the U . S . , Japan ' s big trading companies are rapidly increasing their stake in America ' s smaller business . investments Why are people worried about these investments? 6 7 -704 1 While worry grows about big Japanese investments in the U . S . , Japan ' s big trading companies are rapidly increasing their stake in America ' s smaller business . rapidly How rapidly is their stake growing? 21 22 -704 1 While worry grows about big Japanese investments in the U . S . , Japan ' s big trading companies are rapidly increasing their stake in America ' s smaller business . business Which busineses are affected? 30 31 -704 1 While worry grows about big Japanese investments in the U . S . , Japan ' s big trading companies are rapidly increasing their stake in America ' s smaller business . worry grows about big Japanese investments Why is the US worried about Japanese investments? 1 7 -704 2 For Japan , the controversial trend improves access to American markets and technology . American markets and technology The technology was in which sectors? 9 13 -704 2 For Japan , the controversial trend improves access to American markets and technology . controversial Why is it controversial? 4 5 -704 2 For Japan , the controversial trend improves access to American markets and technology . controversial trend Why is this controversial? 4 6 -704 3 But for small American companies , it also provides a growing source of capital and even marketing help . source of capital because they are investing in our country? 11 14 -704 3 But for small American companies , it also provides a growing source of capital and even marketing help . marketing help . What sort of marketing help will the capital injection give? 16 19 -704 3 But for small American companies , it also provides a growing source of capital and even marketing help . source of capital and even marketing help How does it provide capital and marketing help? 11 18 -704 4 Take the deal with Candela Laser Corp . , a Wayland , Mass . , manufacturer of high - tech medical devices , which three years ago set its sights on Japan as an export market . high - tech medical devices , What sort of medical devices are created by this company? 17 23 -704 4 Take the deal with Candela Laser Corp . , a Wayland , Mass . , manufacturer of high - tech medical devices , which three years ago set its sights on Japan as an export market . deal What are the details of the deal? 2 3 -704 4 Take the deal with Candela Laser Corp . , a Wayland , Mass . , manufacturer of high - tech medical devices , which three years ago set its sights on Japan as an export market . devices , What kind of devices are these? 21 23 -704 4 Take the deal with Candela Laser Corp . , a Wayland , Mass . , manufacturer of high - tech medical devices , which three years ago set its sights on Japan as an export market . set its sights on Japan as an export market Why did they want to move into the Japanese market? 27 36 -704 5 Partly to help clear the myriad obstacles facing any overseas company trying to penetrate Japan , tiny Candela turned to Mitsui & Co . , one of Japan ' s largest trading companies , for investment . myriad how many are there exactly? 5 6 -704 5 Partly to help clear the myriad obstacles facing any overseas company trying to penetrate Japan , tiny Candela turned to Mitsui & Co . , one of Japan ' s largest trading companies , for investment . myriad obstacles What type of obstacles do US companies face? 5 7 -704 5 Partly to help clear the myriad obstacles facing any overseas company trying to penetrate Japan , tiny Candela turned to Mitsui & Co . , one of Japan ' s largest trading companies , for investment . obstacles What are these obstacles? 6 7 -704 5 Partly to help clear the myriad obstacles facing any overseas company trying to penetrate Japan , tiny Candela turned to Mitsui & Co . , one of Japan ' s largest trading companies , for investment . myriad obstacles How difficult were these obstacles? 5 7 -705 1 Criticism in the U . S . over recent Japanese acquisitions is looming ever larger in the two countries ' relations . Japanese acquisitions what is being acquired? 9 11 -705 1 Criticism in the U . S . over recent Japanese acquisitions is looming ever larger in the two countries ' relations . acquisitions What are these acquisitions and what are they affecting the countries’ relations? 10 11 -705 1 Criticism in the U . S . over recent Japanese acquisitions is looming ever larger in the two countries ' relations . Japanese acquisitions Which acquisitions? 9 11 -705 1 Criticism in the U . S . over recent Japanese acquisitions is looming ever larger in the two countries ' relations . Criticism Who is criticising? 0 1 -705 1 Criticism in the U . S . over recent Japanese acquisitions is looming ever larger in the two countries ' relations . Japanese acquisitions What were the Japanese acquisitions? 9 11 -705 1 Criticism in the U . S . over recent Japanese acquisitions is looming ever larger in the two countries ' relations . Criticism What is the criticism over the Japanese acquisitions? 0 1 -705 2 Officials from both nations say the U . S . public ' s skittishness about Japanese investment could color a second round of bilateral economic talks scheduled for next week in Washington . skittishness why are they skittish? 13 14 -705 2 Officials from both nations say the U . S . public ' s skittishness about Japanese investment could color a second round of bilateral economic talks scheduled for next week in Washington . skittishness Why is the US skittish about Japanese investment? 13 14 -705 2 Officials from both nations say the U . S . public ' s skittishness about Japanese investment could color a second round of bilateral economic talks scheduled for next week in Washington . skittishness Why is the U.S. public skittish? 13 14 -705 2 Officials from both nations say the U . S . public ' s skittishness about Japanese investment could color a second round of bilateral economic talks scheduled for next week in Washington . Officials Who are the officials from both nations? 0 1 -705 4 Where they disagree is on the subject of U . S . direct investment in Japan . disagree Why do they disagree on US direct investment in Japan? 2 3 -705 4 Where they disagree is on the subject of U . S . direct investment in Japan . U . S . direct investment What types of investments? 8 14 -705 4 Where they disagree is on the subject of U . S . direct investment in Japan . U . S . direct investment What is the disagreement about U.S. direct investment in Japan? 8 14 -705 5 The U . S . wants the removal of what it perceives as barriers to investment ; Japan denies there are real barriers . barriers What are the barriers? 13 14 -705 5 The U . S . wants the removal of what it perceives as barriers to investment ; Japan denies there are real barriers . denies why do they deny it? 18 19 -705 5 The U . S . wants the removal of what it perceives as barriers to investment ; Japan denies there are real barriers . barriers to investment ; What are the barriers? 13 17 -705 5 The U . S . wants the removal of what it perceives as barriers to investment ; Japan denies there are real barriers . barriers to investment ; What are the barriers to investment in Japan? 13 17 -706 1 Investor Harold Simmons and NL Industries Inc . offered to acquire Georgia Gulf Corp . for $ 50 a share , or about $ 1 . 1 billion , stepping up the pressure on the commodity chemicals concern . commodity chemicals concern What are the concerns of commodity chemicals? 35 38 -706 1 Investor Harold Simmons and NL Industries Inc . offered to acquire Georgia Gulf Corp . for $ 50 a share , or about $ 1 . 1 billion , stepping up the pressure on the commodity chemicals concern . commodity chemicals concern Why is there concern over these companies? 35 38 -706 1 Investor Harold Simmons and NL Industries Inc . offered to acquire Georgia Gulf Corp . for $ 50 a share , or about $ 1 . 1 billion , stepping up the pressure on the commodity chemicals concern . the commodity chemicals concern What concerns have been brought up about commodity chemicals? 34 38 -706 1 Investor Harold Simmons and NL Industries Inc . offered to acquire Georgia Gulf Corp . for $ 50 a share , or about $ 1 . 1 billion , stepping up the pressure on the commodity chemicals concern . stepping up the pressure How does the offer of buying Georgia Gulf Corp. shares increase the pressure about company chemical concerns? 29 33 -706 2 The offer follows an earlier proposal by NL and Mr . Simmons to help Georgia Gulf restructure or go private in a transaction that would pay shareholders $ 55 a share . Georgia Gulf where is that? 14 16 -706 2 The offer follows an earlier proposal by NL and Mr . Simmons to help Georgia Gulf restructure or go private in a transaction that would pay shareholders $ 55 a share . Georgia Gulf restructure Why does the Georgia Gulf need to restructure? 14 17 -706 2 The offer follows an earlier proposal by NL and Mr . Simmons to help Georgia Gulf restructure or go private in a transaction that would pay shareholders $ 55 a share . $ 55 a share What is the current value of the shares? 27 31 -706 2 The offer follows an earlier proposal by NL and Mr . Simmons to help Georgia Gulf restructure or go private in a transaction that would pay shareholders $ 55 a share . The offer follows an earlier proposal How did Georgia Gulf Corp. respond to this earlier offer? 0 6 -706 2 The offer follows an earlier proposal by NL and Mr . Simmons to help Georgia Gulf restructure or go private in a transaction that would pay shareholders $ 55 a share . that would pay shareholders $ 55 a share Why has the follow-up proposal decreased in dollar amount? 23 31 -706 3 Georgia Gulf rebuffed that offer in September and said it would study other alternatives . rebuffed why did they rebuff? 2 3 -706 3 Georgia Gulf rebuffed that offer in September and said it would study other alternatives . study other alternatives What alternatives? 11 14 -706 3 Georgia Gulf rebuffed that offer in September and said it would study other alternatives . other alternatives What other alternatives is Georgia Gulf studying? 12 14 -706 3 Georgia Gulf rebuffed that offer in September and said it would study other alternatives . it would study other alternatives What were these other alternatives? 9 14 -706 4 However , it hasn ' t yet made any proposals to shareholders . shareholders What influence do shareholders have on the study of alternatives to increasing the value of their shares? 11 12 -706 4 However , it hasn ' t yet made any proposals to shareholders . it hasn ' t yet made any proposals to shareholders Would this imply that Georgia Gulf Corp. has been attempting to handle the commodity chemical concerns on its own? 2 12 -706 5 Late yesterday , Georgia Gulf said it reviewed the NL proposal as well as interests from " third parties " regarding business combinations . " third parties " which parties? 16 20 -706 5 Late yesterday , Georgia Gulf said it reviewed the NL proposal as well as interests from " third parties " regarding business combinations . " third parties " What third parties have shown interest regarding business combinations? 16 20 -706 5 Late yesterday , Georgia Gulf said it reviewed the NL proposal as well as interests from " third parties " regarding business combinations . " third parties " regarding business combinations How does it plan to make a decision? 16 23 -706 5 Late yesterday , Georgia Gulf said it reviewed the NL proposal as well as interests from " third parties " regarding business combinations . interests from " third parties " Who are these third parties? 14 20 -707 1 Investors took advantage of Tuesday ' s stock rally to book some profits yesterday , leaving stocks up fractionally . fractionally fractionally means a small percent? 18 19 -707 1 Investors took advantage of Tuesday ' s stock rally to book some profits yesterday , leaving stocks up fractionally . stock rally WHAT IS A STOCK RALLY? 7 9 -707 1 Investors took advantage of Tuesday ' s stock rally to book some profits yesterday , leaving stocks up fractionally . stock rally Why was there a stock rally? 7 9 -707 1 Investors took advantage of Tuesday ' s stock rally to book some profits yesterday , leaving stocks up fractionally . Investors Who are the investors? 0 1 -707 2 Bond prices and the dollar both gained modestly . both gained do we know why? 5 7 -707 2 Bond prices and the dollar both gained modestly . Bond WHAT TYPES OF BONDS? 0 1 -707 3 The Dow Jones Industrial Average finished less than a point higher to close at 2645 . 90 in moderate trading . moderate trading what is moderate training? 18 20 -707 3 The Dow Jones Industrial Average finished less than a point higher to close at 2645 . 90 in moderate trading . moderate trading IS THIS A GOOD THING OR A BAD THING? 18 20 -707 4 But advancing issues on the New York Stock Exchange were tidily ahead of declining stocks , 847 to 644 . issues WHAT ISSUES ARE HAPPENING? 2 3 -707 4 But advancing issues on the New York Stock Exchange were tidily ahead of declining stocks , 847 to 644 . advancing issues What are advancing issues? 1 3 -707 4 But advancing issues on the New York Stock Exchange were tidily ahead of declining stocks , 847 to 644 . advancing issues What caused these issues? 1 3 -707 5 Long - term bond prices rose despite prospects of a huge new supply of Treasury debt this month . huge new supply of Treasury debt HOW IS DEBT CONSIDERED SUPPLY? WOULDN'T MORE DEBT DRIVE BOND PRICES UP? 10 16 -708 1 The Treasury said it plans to sell $ 30 billion in notes and bonds next week , but said the auctions will be postponed unless Congress acts quickly to lift the federal debt ceiling . $ 30 billion Is that a lot? 7 10 -708 1 The Treasury said it plans to sell $ 30 billion in notes and bonds next week , but said the auctions will be postponed unless Congress acts quickly to lift the federal debt ceiling . Congress acts quickly When was this sentence written? 25 28 -708 1 The Treasury said it plans to sell $ 30 billion in notes and bonds next week , but said the auctions will be postponed unless Congress acts quickly to lift the federal debt ceiling . federal debt ceiling What does the debt ceiling need to be raised to? 31 34 -708 1 The Treasury said it plans to sell $ 30 billion in notes and bonds next week , but said the auctions will be postponed unless Congress acts quickly to lift the federal debt ceiling . auctions will be postponed When will they be postponed until? 20 24 -708 2 Michael Basham , deputy assistant secretary for federal finance , said the Treasury may wait until late Monday or even early Tuesday to announce whether the autions are to be rescheduled . deputy assistant secretary for federal finance , Does the executive branch hire him? 3 10 -708 2 Michael Basham , deputy assistant secretary for federal finance , said the Treasury may wait until late Monday or even early Tuesday to announce whether the autions are to be rescheduled . autions What kind of auctions? 26 27 -708 3 Unless it can raise money in financial markets , Mr . Basham said , the federal government won ' t have the cash to pay off $ 13 . 8 billion in Treasury bills that mature on Thursday . Treasury bills So the plan is to pay off the old bills with new bonds? 32 34 -708 3 Unless it can raise money in financial markets , Mr . Basham said , the federal government won ' t have the cash to pay off $ 13 . 8 billion in Treasury bills that mature on Thursday . Thursday in which month? 37 38 -708 3 Unless it can raise money in financial markets , Mr . Basham said , the federal government won ' t have the cash to pay off $ 13 . 8 billion in Treasury bills that mature on Thursday . financial markets , Which specific financial markets are they trying to raise money in? 6 9 -708 4 Without congressional action , the Treasury can ' t sell any new securities - - even savings bonds . Without congressional action , Was this before we had trillions in debt? 0 4 -708 4 Without congressional action , the Treasury can ' t sell any new securities - - even savings bonds . new securities why cant they? 11 13 -708 5 But despite partisan bickering over the debt ceiling , which has become entangled in the fight over cutting capital - gains taxes , Congress is almost certain to act in time to avoid default . capital - gains taxes What are they? I should know by now. 18 22 -708 5 But despite partisan bickering over the debt ceiling , which has become entangled in the fight over cutting capital - gains taxes , Congress is almost certain to act in time to avoid default . despite partisan bickering what is partisan bickering? 1 4 -708 5 But despite partisan bickering over the debt ceiling , which has become entangled in the fight over cutting capital - gains taxes , Congress is almost certain to act in time to avoid default . partisan bickering Why are the sides bickering - what are the different sides bickering about? 2 4 -708 5 But despite partisan bickering over the debt ceiling , which has become entangled in the fight over cutting capital - gains taxes , Congress is almost certain to act in time to avoid default . partisan bickering What is the partisan bickering? 2 4 -709 1 Signs of a slowing economy are increasing pressure on the Federal Reserve to cut short - term interest rates , but it isn ' t clear whether the central bank will do so . Signs of a slowing economy What are the signs of a slowing economy? 0 5 -709 1 Signs of a slowing economy are increasing pressure on the Federal Reserve to cut short - term interest rates , but it isn ' t clear whether the central bank will do so . Signs of a slowing economy what signs? 0 5 -709 2 A survey by the Fed ' s 12 district banks shows economic growth has been sluggish in recent weeks , while upward pressures on prices have moderated . " The economy is clearly slowing , " says Robert Black , president of the Richmond Federal Reserve Bank . Fed ' s 12 district banks are those all the banks? 4 10 -709 2 A survey by the Fed ' s 12 district banks shows economic growth has been sluggish in recent weeks , while upward pressures on prices have moderated . " The economy is clearly slowing , " says Robert Black , president of the Richmond Federal Reserve Bank . economy is clearly slowing , " why is it slowing? 30 36 -709 3 " If you look at the third quarter as posting roughly 2 . 5 % growth , I do see some slowing in the fourth quarter , " agrees Kansas City Fed President Roger Guffey . see some slowing why does he see that? 19 22 -709 3 " If you look at the third quarter as posting roughly 2 . 5 % growth , I do see some slowing in the fourth quarter , " agrees Kansas City Fed President Roger Guffey . third quarter which third quarter? 6 8 -709 4 Nevertheless , both Mr . Guffey and Mr . Black say the slowdown so far is no cause for concern . " We ' re coming closer to achieving the stated objective of slowing the economy to a point where hopefully some downward trend in prices will occur , " said Mr . Guffey . downward trend How does a slowing economy cause a downward trend in prices? 42 44 -709 4 Nevertheless , both Mr . Guffey and Mr . Black say the slowdown so far is no cause for concern . " We ' re coming closer to achieving the stated objective of slowing the economy to a point where hopefully some downward trend in prices will occur , " said Mr . Guffey . Mr . Guffey and Mr . Black who are these men? 3 10 -709 5 Bush administration officials are looking to the Fed to bring down rates , and financial markets seem to be expecting easier credit as well . " I think the market had been expecting the Fed to ease sooner and a little more than it has to date , " said Robert Johnson , vice president of global markets for Bankers Trust Co . easier credit why will credit be easy? 20 22 -709 5 Bush administration officials are looking to the Fed to bring down rates , and financial markets seem to be expecting easier credit as well . " I think the market had been expecting the Fed to ease sooner and a little more than it has to date , " said Robert Johnson , vice president of global markets for Bankers Trust Co . Bush administration officials Which Bush administration officials? 0 3 -709 5 Bush administration officials are looking to the Fed to bring down rates , and financial markets seem to be expecting easier credit as well . " I think the market had been expecting the Fed to ease sooner and a little more than it has to date , " said Robert Johnson , vice president of global markets for Bankers Trust Co . Fed Fed meaning who? 7 8 -710 1 Bank of New England Corp . said it has held talks with potential merger partners outside New England , although it added that nothing is imminent and it hasn ' t received any formal offers . potential merger partners outside New England , Who are the potential merger partners? 12 19 -710 1 Bank of New England Corp . said it has held talks with potential merger partners outside New England , although it added that nothing is imminent and it hasn ' t received any formal offers . partners Who are the potential partners? 14 15 -710 1 Bank of New England Corp . said it has held talks with potential merger partners outside New England , although it added that nothing is imminent and it hasn ' t received any formal offers . it hasn ' t received any formal offers Why is the Bank of New England Corp. looking for partners without having been prompted to do so? 27 35 -710 2 The discussions were disclosed as the bank holding company said that it has dropped its longstanding opposition to full interstate banking bills in Connecticut and in Massachusetts . interstate banking bills what are those? 19 22 -710 2 The discussions were disclosed as the bank holding company said that it has dropped its longstanding opposition to full interstate banking bills in Connecticut and in Massachusetts . full What are full interstate banking bills? 18 19 -710 2 The discussions were disclosed as the bank holding company said that it has dropped its longstanding opposition to full interstate banking bills in Connecticut and in Massachusetts . it has dropped its longstanding opposition What prompted the company's change of heart? 11 17 -710 3 Later yesterday , a Massachusetts senate committee approved a bill to allow national interstate banking by banks in the state beginning in 1991 . Later yesterday , What does later yesterday mean? 0 3 -710 3 Later yesterday , a Massachusetts senate committee approved a bill to allow national interstate banking by banks in the state beginning in 1991 . yesterday , what was the date? 1 3 -710 3 Later yesterday , a Massachusetts senate committee approved a bill to allow national interstate banking by banks in the state beginning in 1991 . interstate banking What is interstate banking? 13 15 -710 3 Later yesterday , a Massachusetts senate committee approved a bill to allow national interstate banking by banks in the state beginning in 1991 . a bill to allow national interstate banking How will this affect the financial sector of Massachusetts? 8 15 -710 3 Later yesterday , a Massachusetts senate committee approved a bill to allow national interstate banking by banks in the state beginning in 1991 . by banks in the state beginning in 1991 Was interstate banking already allowed in other states before 1991? 15 23 -710 4 Currently , both Massachusetts and Connecticut , where most of Bank of New England ' s operations are , allow interstate banking only within New England . allow interstate banking only within New England Do the banks of other regions have similar rules? 19 26 -710 4 Currently , both Massachusetts and Connecticut , where most of Bank of New England ' s operations are , allow interstate banking only within New England . where most of Bank of New England ' s operations How long has the Bank of New England been in operation? 7 17 -710 5 Richard Driscoll , vice chairman of Bank of New England , told the Dow Jones Professional Investor Report , " Certainly , there are those outside the region who think of us prospectively as a good partner . those Who is he referring to? 24 25 -710 5 Richard Driscoll , vice chairman of Bank of New England , told the Dow Jones Professional Investor Report , " Certainly , there are those outside the region who think of us prospectively as a good partner . who think of us prospectively as a good partner Who are these potential partners? 28 37 -711 1 The Transportation Department , responding to pressure from safety advocates , took further steps to impose on light trucks and vans the safety requirements used for automobiles . safety advocates , Which safety advocates were involved? 8 11 -711 1 The Transportation Department , responding to pressure from safety advocates , took further steps to impose on light trucks and vans the safety requirements used for automobiles . safety requirements what are the differences between the two sets of requirements? 22 24 -711 2 The department proposed requiring stronger roofs for light trucks and minivans , beginning with 1992 models . requiring stronger roofs would that solve the problem? 3 6 -711 2 The department proposed requiring stronger roofs for light trucks and minivans , beginning with 1992 models . requiring stronger roofs why wouldn't the heavier duty vehicles just automatically get stronger body panels when in engineering? 3 6 -711 3 It also issued a final rule requiring auto makers to equip light trucks and minivans with lap - shoulder belts for rear seats beginning in the 1992 model year . light trucks and minivans What constitutes each of these vehicle types? 11 15 -711 3 It also issued a final rule requiring auto makers to equip light trucks and minivans with lap - shoulder belts for rear seats beginning in the 1992 model year . lap - shoulder belts just regular seat belts? 16 20 -711 3 It also issued a final rule requiring auto makers to equip light trucks and minivans with lap - shoulder belts for rear seats beginning in the 1992 model year . lap - shoulder belts why did they decide to do the rear seats? 16 20 -711 4 Such belts already are required for the vehicles ' front seats . already are required Why require them on the front seats and not the rear? 2 5 -711 4 Such belts already are required for the vehicles ' front seats . Such belts What belts are required? 0 2 -711 5 " Today ' s action , " Transportation Secretary Samuel Skinner said , " represents another milestone in the ongoing program to promote vehicle occupant safety in light trucks and minivans through its extension of passenger car standards . " Samuel Skinner how long has he been secretary? 9 11 -711 5 " Today ' s action , " Transportation Secretary Samuel Skinner said , " represents another milestone in the ongoing program to promote vehicle occupant safety in light trucks and minivans through its extension of passenger car standards . " ongoing program what else has been made mandatory under this effort? 19 21 -712 1 Sea Containers Ltd . said it might increase the price of its $ 70 - a - share buy - back plan if pressed by Temple Holdings Ltd . , which made an earlier tender offer for Sea Containers . buy - back plan What is a buy-back plan? 18 22 -712 1 Sea Containers Ltd . said it might increase the price of its $ 70 - a - share buy - back plan if pressed by Temple Holdings Ltd . , which made an earlier tender offer for Sea Containers . tender offer what is a tender offer? 34 36 -712 1 Sea Containers Ltd . said it might increase the price of its $ 70 - a - share buy - back plan if pressed by Temple Holdings Ltd . , which made an earlier tender offer for Sea Containers . tender What was the tender offer? 34 35 -712 1 Sea Containers Ltd . said it might increase the price of its $ 70 - a - share buy - back plan if pressed by Temple Holdings Ltd . , which made an earlier tender offer for Sea Containers . Sea Containers What type of business is Sea Containers? 0 2 -712 1 Sea Containers Ltd . said it might increase the price of its $ 70 - a - share buy - back plan if pressed by Temple Holdings Ltd . , which made an earlier tender offer for Sea Containers . tender offer What was the tender offer for Sea Containers? 34 36 -712 2 Sea Containers , a Hamilton , Bermuda - based shipping concern , said Tuesday that it would sell $ 1 . 1 billion of assets and use some of the proceeds to buy about 50 % of its common shares for $ 70 apiece . to buy Why does a company buy its own stock back? 31 33 -712 2 Sea Containers , a Hamilton , Bermuda - based shipping concern , said Tuesday that it would sell $ 1 . 1 billion of assets and use some of the proceeds to buy about 50 % of its common shares for $ 70 apiece . Bermuda - based is bermuda a country? 6 9 -712 3 The move is designed to ward off a hostile takeover attempt by two European shipping concerns , Stena Holding AG and Tiphook PLC . hostile takeover Why do companies try hostile takeovers of other companies? 8 10 -712 3 The move is designed to ward off a hostile takeover attempt by two European shipping concerns , Stena Holding AG and Tiphook PLC . hostile Why the hostile takeover? 8 9 -712 4 In May , the two companies , through their jointly owned holding company , Temple , offered $ 50 a share , or $ 777 million , for Sea Containers . jointly owned holding company , Is this one umbrella company that owns both companies? 9 14 -712 5 In August , Temple sweetened the offer to $ 63 a share , or $ 963 million . August , of which year? 1 3 -713 1 " The Cosby Show " may have single - handedly turned around ratings at NBC since its debut in 1984 , and the Huxtable family still keeps millions of viewers laughing Thursday night on the network . Cosby Show " is cosby a bad guy? 2 5 -713 1 " The Cosby Show " may have single - handedly turned around ratings at NBC since its debut in 1984 , and the Huxtable family still keeps millions of viewers laughing Thursday night on the network . ratings How did the show turn around ratings? 12 13 -713 1 " The Cosby Show " may have single - handedly turned around ratings at NBC since its debut in 1984 , and the Huxtable family still keeps millions of viewers laughing Thursday night on the network . keeps How does the Huxtable family keep viewers? 26 27 -713 1 " The Cosby Show " may have single - handedly turned around ratings at NBC since its debut in 1984 , and the Huxtable family still keeps millions of viewers laughing Thursday night on the network . Thursday Why is the show on Thursday night? 31 32 -713 1 " The Cosby Show " may have single - handedly turned around ratings at NBC since its debut in 1984 , and the Huxtable family still keeps millions of viewers laughing Thursday night on the network . ratings What is The Cosby Show's ratings? 12 13 -713 2 But some of the TV stations that bought " Cosby " reruns for record prices two years ago aren ' t laughing much these days . laughing much because of the allegations? 21 23 -713 2 But some of the TV stations that bought " Cosby " reruns for record prices two years ago aren ' t laughing much these days . bought Why did the TV stations buy \"Cosby\"? 7 8 -713 2 But some of the TV stations that bought " Cosby " reruns for record prices two years ago aren ' t laughing much these days . reruns How long did the show rerun for? 11 12 -713 2 But some of the TV stations that bought " Cosby " reruns for record prices two years ago aren ' t laughing much these days . laughing Why were they laughing? 21 22 -713 2 But some of the TV stations that bought " Cosby " reruns for record prices two years ago aren ' t laughing much these days . record prices What were the record prices for The Cosby Show reruns? 13 15 -713 3 The reruns have helped ratings at many of the 187 network affiliates and independent TV stations that air the shows . helped How did the reruns help the ratings? 3 4 -713 3 The reruns have helped ratings at many of the 187 network affiliates and independent TV stations that air the shows . independent Why were the TV stations independent? 13 14 -713 3 The reruns have helped ratings at many of the 187 network affiliates and independent TV stations that air the shows . 187 network affiliates What are some of the 187 network affiliates? 9 12 -713 3 The reruns have helped ratings at many of the 187 network affiliates and independent TV stations that air the shows . independent TV stations What are some of the independent TV stations? 13 16 -713 3 The reruns have helped ratings at many of the 187 network affiliates and independent TV stations that air the shows . helped ratings By how much are the ratings being increased? 3 5 -713 4 But the ratings are considerably below expectations , and some stations say they may not buy new episodes when their current contracts expire . below Why were the expectations higher than the actual ratings? 5 6 -713 4 But the ratings are considerably below expectations , and some stations say they may not buy new episodes when their current contracts expire . buy Why will the stations not buy new episodes? 15 16 -713 4 But the ratings are considerably below expectations , and some stations say they may not buy new episodes when their current contracts expire . expire How long were the contracts? 22 23 -713 4 But the ratings are considerably below expectations , and some stations say they may not buy new episodes when their current contracts expire . ratings Why are the ratings below expectations? 2 3 -713 4 But the ratings are considerably below expectations , and some stations say they may not buy new episodes when their current contracts expire . considerably below expectations , How far below these expectations were the ratings falling? 4 8 -713 5 Meanwhile , stations are fuming because , many of them say , the show ' s distributor , Viacom Inc . , is giving an ultimatum : Either sign new long - term commitments to buy future episodes or risk losing " Cosby " to a competitor . competitor who are the competitors? 46 47 -713 5 Meanwhile , stations are fuming because , many of them say , the show ' s distributor , Viacom Inc . , is giving an ultimatum : Either sign new long - term commitments to buy future episodes or risk losing " Cosby " to a competitor . fuming How are they expressing emotions in their behavior? 4 5 -713 5 Meanwhile , stations are fuming because , many of them say , the show ' s distributor , Viacom Inc . , is giving an ultimatum : Either sign new long - term commitments to buy future episodes or risk losing " Cosby " to a competitor . distributor , How does Viacom Inc. distribute the show? 16 18 -713 5 Meanwhile , stations are fuming because , many of them say , the show ' s distributor , Viacom Inc . , is giving an ultimatum : Either sign new long - term commitments to buy future episodes or risk losing " Cosby " to a competitor . competitor Why do competitors want to buy the \"Cosby\" show? 46 47 -713 5 Meanwhile , stations are fuming because , many of them say , the show ' s distributor , Viacom Inc . , is giving an ultimatum : Either sign new long - term commitments to buy future episodes or risk losing " Cosby " to a competitor . long - term commitments What sort of time frame are these commitments requiring? 30 34 -714 1 The dollar posted gains against all major currencies yesterday , buoyed by persistent Japanese demand for U . S . bond issues . posted gains Is there a particular reason for the gains? 2 4 -714 1 The dollar posted gains against all major currencies yesterday , buoyed by persistent Japanese demand for U . S . bond issues . persistent Japanese demand for U . S . bond Why are the Japanese so persistent for U.S. bonds? 12 21 -714 1 The dollar posted gains against all major currencies yesterday , buoyed by persistent Japanese demand for U . S . bond issues . Japanese demand Why is there Japanese demand for U.S. bond issues? 13 15 -714 1 The dollar posted gains against all major currencies yesterday , buoyed by persistent Japanese demand for U . S . bond issues . persistent Japanese demand Why was there demand on the part of the Japanese for US bonds? 12 15 -714 1 The dollar posted gains against all major currencies yesterday , buoyed by persistent Japanese demand for U . S . bond issues . demand Why is there a demand for U.S. bonds from the Japanese? 14 15 -714 2 While market sentiment remains cautiously bearish on the dollar based on sluggish U . S . economic indicators , dealers note that Japanese demand has helped underpin the dollar against the yen and has kept the U . S . currency from plunging below key levels against the mark . bearish why are they bearish? 5 6 -714 2 While market sentiment remains cautiously bearish on the dollar based on sluggish U . S . economic indicators , dealers note that Japanese demand has helped underpin the dollar against the yen and has kept the U . S . currency from plunging below key levels against the mark . sluggish U . S . economic indicators , What are these indicators? 11 19 -714 2 While market sentiment remains cautiously bearish on the dollar based on sluggish U . S . economic indicators , dealers note that Japanese demand has helped underpin the dollar against the yen and has kept the U . S . currency from plunging below key levels against the mark . plunging below key levels What are the key levels? 42 46 -714 2 While market sentiment remains cautiously bearish on the dollar based on sluggish U . S . economic indicators , dealers note that Japanese demand has helped underpin the dollar against the yen and has kept the U . S . currency from plunging below key levels against the mark . sluggish U . S . economic indicators , What are the sluggish U.S. economic indicators? 11 19 -714 2 While market sentiment remains cautiously bearish on the dollar based on sluggish U . S . economic indicators , dealers note that Japanese demand has helped underpin the dollar against the yen and has kept the U . S . currency from plunging below key levels against the mark . sluggish U . S . economic indicators , What was causing economic data to be lower than expected? 11 19 -714 2 While market sentiment remains cautiously bearish on the dollar based on sluggish U . S . economic indicators , dealers note that Japanese demand has helped underpin the dollar against the yen and has kept the U . S . currency from plunging below key levels against the mark . yen How are the yen and the mark in terms of relative currency value? 31 32 -714 3 At the same time , dealers said the U . S . unit has been locked into a relatively narrow range in recent weeks , in part because the hefty Japanese demand for dollars has been offset by the mark ' s strength , resulting in a stalemate . Japanese demand why does japan want dollars? 30 32 -714 3 At the same time , dealers said the U . S . unit has been locked into a relatively narrow range in recent weeks , in part because the hefty Japanese demand for dollars has been offset by the mark ' s strength , resulting in a stalemate . has been locked Why has the U.S. unit been locked in recent weeks?\n\n 13 16 -714 3 At the same time , dealers said the U . S . unit has been locked into a relatively narrow range in recent weeks , in part because the hefty Japanese demand for dollars has been offset by the mark ' s strength , resulting in a stalemate . hefty Japanese demand What is the demand? 29 32 -714 4 Jay Goldinger , with Capital Insight Inc . , reasons that while the mark has posted significant gains against the yen as well - - the mark climbed to 77 . 70 yen from 77 . 56 yen late Tuesday in New York - - the strength of the U . S . bond market compared to its foreign counterparts has helped lure investors to dollar - denominated bonds , rather than mark bonds . Jay Goldinger , what are his credentials? 0 3 -714 4 Jay Goldinger , with Capital Insight Inc . , reasons that while the mark has posted significant gains against the yen as well - - the mark climbed to 77 . 70 yen from 77 . 56 yen late Tuesday in New York - - the strength of the U . S . bond market compared to its foreign counterparts has helped lure investors to dollar - denominated bonds , rather than mark bonds . has helped lure investors Is this a false sense of security or can the U.S. bond market be relied upon? 60 64 -714 4 Jay Goldinger , with Capital Insight Inc . , reasons that while the mark has posted significant gains against the yen as well - - the mark climbed to 77 . 70 yen from 77 . 56 yen late Tuesday in New York - - the strength of the U . S . bond market compared to its foreign counterparts has helped lure investors to dollar - denominated bonds , rather than mark bonds . mark bonds What does mark bonds mean? 72 74 -714 4 Jay Goldinger , with Capital Insight Inc . , reasons that while the mark has posted significant gains against the yen as well - - the mark climbed to 77 . 70 yen from 77 . 56 yen late Tuesday in New York - - the strength of the U . S . bond market compared to its foreign counterparts has helped lure investors to dollar - denominated bonds , rather than mark bonds . dollar - denominated bonds , What is the difference between dollar-dominated bonds and mark bonds? 65 70 -714 4 Jay Goldinger , with Capital Insight Inc . , reasons that while the mark has posted significant gains against the yen as well - - the mark climbed to 77 . 70 yen from 77 . 56 yen late Tuesday in New York - - the strength of the U . S . bond market compared to its foreign counterparts has helped lure investors to dollar - denominated bonds , rather than mark bonds . strength of the U . S . bond market Why has the US market been stronger than other countries' markets? 46 55 -714 5 " Dollar - yen { trade } is the driving force in the market , " said Tom Trettien , a vice president with Banque Paribas in New York , " but I ' m not convinced it will continue . driving force What makes it the driving force? 9 11 -714 5 " Dollar - yen { trade } is the driving force in the market , " said Tom Trettien , a vice president with Banque Paribas in New York , " but I ' m not convinced it will continue . " but I ' m not convinced it will continue Is there a problem? 30 40 -714 5 " Dollar - yen { trade } is the driving force in the market , " said Tom Trettien , a vice president with Banque Paribas in New York , " but I ' m not convinced it will continue . driving Why is Trettien not convinced dollar-yen trade will continue to be a driving market force? 9 10 -715 1 LSI Logic Corp . reported a surprise $ 35 . 7 million third - quarter net loss , including a special restructuring charge that reflects a continuing industry - wide slowdown in semiconductor demand . industry - wide slowdown in semiconductor demand Why is there a slowdown in semiconductor demand? 27 34 -715 1 LSI Logic Corp . reported a surprise $ 35 . 7 million third - quarter net loss , including a special restructuring charge that reflects a continuing industry - wide slowdown in semiconductor demand . surprise Why is this surprising? 6 7 -715 1 LSI Logic Corp . reported a surprise $ 35 . 7 million third - quarter net loss , including a special restructuring charge that reflects a continuing industry - wide slowdown in semiconductor demand . special Why is this special? What is the charge for? 20 21 -715 1 LSI Logic Corp . reported a surprise $ 35 . 7 million third - quarter net loss , including a special restructuring charge that reflects a continuing industry - wide slowdown in semiconductor demand . continuing How long has the slowdown been happening? 26 27 -715 1 LSI Logic Corp . reported a surprise $ 35 . 7 million third - quarter net loss , including a special restructuring charge that reflects a continuing industry - wide slowdown in semiconductor demand . third - quarter net loss , Why was the third-quarter net loss a surprise? 12 18 -715 1 LSI Logic Corp . reported a surprise $ 35 . 7 million third - quarter net loss , including a special restructuring charge that reflects a continuing industry - wide slowdown in semiconductor demand . semiconductor What is a semiconductor? 32 33 -715 2 In September , the custom - chip maker said excess capacity and lagging billings would result in an estimated $ 2 million to $ 3 million net loss for the third quarter . September , of which year? 1 3 -715 2 In September , the custom - chip maker said excess capacity and lagging billings would result in an estimated $ 2 million to $ 3 million net loss for the third quarter . excess How much excess capacity is there? 9 10 -715 2 In September , the custom - chip maker said excess capacity and lagging billings would result in an estimated $ 2 million to $ 3 million net loss for the third quarter . lagging Why are bills not being paid? 12 13 -715 3 But company officials said yesterday that they decided to take a $ 43 million pretax charge for the period to cover a restructuring of world - wide manufacturing operations , citing extended weakness in the market as well as a decision to switch to more economical production techniques . million pretax charge why did they decline it? 13 16 -715 3 But company officials said yesterday that they decided to take a $ 43 million pretax charge for the period to cover a restructuring of world - wide manufacturing operations , citing extended weakness in the market as well as a decision to switch to more economical production techniques . restructuring How will they restructure? 22 23 -715 3 But company officials said yesterday that they decided to take a $ 43 million pretax charge for the period to cover a restructuring of world - wide manufacturing operations , citing extended weakness in the market as well as a decision to switch to more economical production techniques . production What are these techniques? 46 47 -715 3 But company officials said yesterday that they decided to take a $ 43 million pretax charge for the period to cover a restructuring of world - wide manufacturing operations , citing extended weakness in the market as well as a decision to switch to more economical production techniques . more economical production techniques What are the more economical production techniques? 44 48 -715 4 " Over the summer months , there has been a slowing in the rate of new orders from the computer sector , our primary market , " said Wilfred J . Corrigan , chairman and chief executive officer . " In addition , recent industry forecasts for 1990 indicate a slow environment , at least until midyear . " As a result , the company said it decided to phase out its oldest capacity and " make appropriate reductions " in operating expenses . forecasts What are the details of these forecasts? 45 46 -715 4 " Over the summer months , there has been a slowing in the rate of new orders from the computer sector , our primary market , " said Wilfred J . Corrigan , chairman and chief executive officer . " In addition , recent industry forecasts for 1990 indicate a slow environment , at least until midyear . " As a result , the company said it decided to phase out its oldest capacity and " make appropriate reductions " in operating expenses . oldest What is this capacity? 72 73 -715 4 " Over the summer months , there has been a slowing in the rate of new orders from the computer sector , our primary market , " said Wilfred J . Corrigan , chairman and chief executive officer . " In addition , recent industry forecasts for 1990 indicate a slow environment , at least until midyear . " As a result , the company said it decided to phase out its oldest capacity and " make appropriate reductions " in operating expenses . reductions " What do these reductions include? 78 80 -715 5 The $ 35 . 7 million net loss equals 86 cents a share . 86 cents a share is that low or high? 9 13 -716 1 Fujitsu Ltd . ' s top executive took the unusual step of publicly apologizing for his company ' s making bids of just one yen for several local government projects , while computer rival NEC Corp . made a written apology for indulging in the same practice . one yen for why would they bet that? 23 26 -716 1 Fujitsu Ltd . ' s top executive took the unusual step of publicly apologizing for his company ' s making bids of just one yen for several local government projects , while computer rival NEC Corp . made a written apology for indulging in the same practice . making bids of just one yen How come the Government Allows Them to Make bids so low? 19 25 -716 1 Fujitsu Ltd . ' s top executive took the unusual step of publicly apologizing for his company ' s making bids of just one yen for several local government projects , while computer rival NEC Corp . made a written apology for indulging in the same practice . unusual Why was that unusual? 9 10 -716 1 Fujitsu Ltd . ' s top executive took the unusual step of publicly apologizing for his company ' s making bids of just one yen for several local government projects , while computer rival NEC Corp . made a written apology for indulging in the same practice . practice Why did both companies use this practice? 46 47 -716 1 Fujitsu Ltd . ' s top executive took the unusual step of publicly apologizing for his company ' s making bids of just one yen for several local government projects , while computer rival NEC Corp . made a written apology for indulging in the same practice . unusual Why is it unusual for a top executive to apologize? 9 10 -716 1 Fujitsu Ltd . ' s top executive took the unusual step of publicly apologizing for his company ' s making bids of just one yen for several local government projects , while computer rival NEC Corp . made a written apology for indulging in the same practice . making Why was the company making bids of just one yen for some local government projects? 19 20 -716 1 Fujitsu Ltd . ' s top executive took the unusual step of publicly apologizing for his company ' s making bids of just one yen for several local government projects , while computer rival NEC Corp . made a written apology for indulging in the same practice . same Why were multiple companies bidding one yen on local government projects? 45 46 -716 2 Meanwhile , business and government leaders rebuked the computer makers , and fretted about the broader statement the companies ' actions make about Japanese cutthroat pricing . cutthroat pricing is that well known? 24 26 -716 2 Meanwhile , business and government leaders rebuked the computer makers , and fretted about the broader statement the companies ' actions make about Japanese cutthroat pricing . actions What actions? 20 21 -716 2 Meanwhile , business and government leaders rebuked the computer makers , and fretted about the broader statement the companies ' actions make about Japanese cutthroat pricing . rebuked How were the computer makers rebuked? 6 7 -716 2 Meanwhile , business and government leaders rebuked the computer makers , and fretted about the broader statement the companies ' actions make about Japanese cutthroat pricing . broader How was the statement about the companies actions broad? 15 16 -716 3 Fujitsu said it bid the equivalent of less than a U . S . penny on three separate municipal contracts during the past two years . municipal contracts Which municipal contracts did Fujitsu bid less than a penny? 18 20 -716 3 Fujitsu said it bid the equivalent of less than a U . S . penny on three separate municipal contracts during the past two years . bid Why did Fujitsu bid the equivalent of less than a U.S. penny on three separate municipal contracts? 3 4 -716 4 The company also disclosed that during that period it offered 10 , 000 yen , or about $ 70 , for another contract . or about $ 70 , why do they keep bidding so low? 15 20 -716 4 The company also disclosed that during that period it offered 10 , 000 yen , or about $ 70 , for another contract . contract Which contract did Fujitsu offer 10,000 yen? 22 23 -716 4 The company also disclosed that during that period it offered 10 , 000 yen , or about $ 70 , for another contract . $ 70 , Why was this contract more expensive to them? 17 20 -716 4 The company also disclosed that during that period it offered 10 , 000 yen , or about $ 70 , for another contract . disclosed Why did the company disclose that it offered 10,000 yen for another contract? 3 4 -716 5 But Fujitsu , Japan ' s No . 1 computer maker , isn ' t alone . alone Why aren't they alone? 15 16 -716 5 But Fujitsu , Japan ' s No . 1 computer maker , isn ' t alone . isn ' t Why is Fujitsu not alone? 12 15 -717 1 The Department of Health and Human Services plans to extend its moratorium on federal funding of research involving fetal - tissue transplants . extend its moratorium on federal funding Why are they extending the moratorium? 9 15 -717 1 The Department of Health and Human Services plans to extend its moratorium on federal funding of research involving fetal - tissue transplants . moratorium how long was the moratorium? 11 12 -717 1 The Department of Health and Human Services plans to extend its moratorium on federal funding of research involving fetal - tissue transplants . The Department of Health and Human Services Is this nationwide? 0 7 -717 2 Medical researchers believe the transplantation of small amounts of fetal tissue into humans could help treat juvenile diabetes and such degenerative diseases as Alzheimer ' s , Parkinson ' s and Huntington ' s . fetal tissue How does the fetal tissue help the diseases like diabetes? 9 11 -717 2 Medical researchers believe the transplantation of small amounts of fetal tissue into humans could help treat juvenile diabetes and such degenerative diseases as Alzheimer ' s , Parkinson ' s and Huntington ' s . juvenile diabetes how does it help diabetes? 16 18 -717 2 Medical researchers believe the transplantation of small amounts of fetal tissue into humans could help treat juvenile diabetes and such degenerative diseases as Alzheimer ' s , Parkinson ' s and Huntington ' s . researchers where are the researchers from? 1 2 -717 2 Medical researchers believe the transplantation of small amounts of fetal tissue into humans could help treat juvenile diabetes and such degenerative diseases as Alzheimer ' s , Parkinson ' s and Huntington ' s . Medical researchers believe Which medical researchers? 0 3 -717 3 But anti - abortionists oppose such research because they worry that the development of therapies using fetal - tissue transplants could lead to an increase in abortions . lead to an increase in abortions . How could an increase of use of fetal tissue increase abortions? 21 28 -717 5 Department officials say that HHS Secretary Louis Sullivan will support Dr . Mason ' s ruling , which will be issued soon in the form of a letter to the acting director of the National Institutes of Health . will support Dr . Mason ' s ruling , What is his reasoning behind supporting the ruling? 8 17 -717 5 Department officials say that HHS Secretary Louis Sullivan will support Dr . Mason ' s ruling , which will be issued soon in the form of a letter to the acting director of the National Institutes of Health . HHS what does hhs stand for? 4 5 -717 5 Department officials say that HHS Secretary Louis Sullivan will support Dr . Mason ' s ruling , which will be issued soon in the form of a letter to the acting director of the National Institutes of Health . director who is the acting director? 31 32 -717 5 Department officials say that HHS Secretary Louis Sullivan will support Dr . Mason ' s ruling , which will be issued soon in the form of a letter to the acting director of the National Institutes of Health . Department officials say Which department officials? 0 3 -718 1 Since chalk first touched slate , schoolchildren have wanted to know : What ' s on the test ? test ? what are they talking about? 17 19 -718 1 Since chalk first touched slate , schoolchildren have wanted to know : What ' s on the test ? Since chalk first touched slate , does this phrase mean something similar to \"since the beginning of time\"? 0 6 -718 2 These days , students can often find the answer in test - coaching workbooks and worksheets their teachers give them in the weeks prior to taking standardized achievement tests . These days , for how many years was this possible? 0 3 -718 4 Worksheets in a test - practice kit called Learning Materials , sold to schools across the country by Macmillan / McGraw - Hill School Publishing Co . , contain the same questions . same questions same questions as those found in the California Achievement Test? 30 32 -718 4 Worksheets in a test - practice kit called Learning Materials , sold to schools across the country by Macmillan / McGraw - Hill School Publishing Co . , contain the same questions . sold to schools how much do they cost? 11 14 -718 5 In many other instances , there is almost no difference between the real test and Learning Materials . Learning Materials is that an official name? 15 17 -718 5 In many other instances , there is almost no difference between the real test and Learning Materials . no difference Why would there be no difference between the real test and learning materials? 8 10 -718 5 In many other instances , there is almost no difference between the real test and Learning Materials . almost no difference what are the few differences that do exist? 7 10 -719 1 The U . S . and Soviet Union are holding technical talks about possible repayment by Moscow of $ 188 million in pre - Communist Russian debts owed to the U . S . government , the State Department said . technical talks What does technical talks mean? 10 12 -719 1 The U . S . and Soviet Union are holding technical talks about possible repayment by Moscow of $ 188 million in pre - Communist Russian debts owed to the U . S . government , the State Department said . Russian debts What was the Russian debt regarding or from? 25 27 -719 1 The U . S . and Soviet Union are holding technical talks about possible repayment by Moscow of $ 188 million in pre - Communist Russian debts owed to the U . S . government , the State Department said . technical talks What type of technical talks? 10 12 -719 2 If the debts are repaid , it could clear the way for Soviet bonds to be sold in the U . S . However , after two meetings with the Soviets , a State Department spokesman said that it ' s " too early to say " whether that will happen . are repaid , can they be repaid? 3 6 -719 2 If the debts are repaid , it could clear the way for Soviet bonds to be sold in the U . S . However , after two meetings with the Soviets , a State Department spokesman said that it ' s " too early to say " whether that will happen . a State Department spokesman said Who is the department spokesman? 32 37 -719 2 If the debts are repaid , it could clear the way for Soviet bonds to be sold in the U . S . However , after two meetings with the Soviets , a State Department spokesman said that it ' s " too early to say " whether that will happen . Soviet bonds What are Soviet Bonds? 12 14 -719 2 If the debts are repaid , it could clear the way for Soviet bonds to be sold in the U . S . However , after two meetings with the Soviets , a State Department spokesman said that it ' s " too early to say " whether that will happen . bonds Why does this clear the way for Soviet bonds to be sold in the U.S.? 13 14 -719 2 If the debts are repaid , it could clear the way for Soviet bonds to be sold in the U . S . However , after two meetings with the Soviets , a State Department spokesman said that it ' s " too early to say " whether that will happen . " too early to say " What work would have to go in before this can go ahead? 41 47 -719 3 Coincident with the talks , the State Department said it has permitted a Soviet bank to open a New York branch . Coincident is it really a coincidence? 0 1 -719 3 Coincident with the talks , the State Department said it has permitted a Soviet bank to open a New York branch . Soviet bank Whats the difference from a Soviet Bank and a US Bank 13 15 -719 5 But a Soviet bank here would be crippled unless Moscow found a way to settle the $ 188 million debt , which was lent to the country ' s short - lived democratic Kerensky government before the Communists seized power in 1917 . lent Lent for what purposes? 23 24 -719 5 But a Soviet bank here would be crippled unless Moscow found a way to settle the $ 188 million debt , which was lent to the country ' s short - lived democratic Kerensky government before the Communists seized power in 1917 . crippled Why would the bank be crippled without settling the debt? 7 8 -719 5 But a Soviet bank here would be crippled unless Moscow found a way to settle the $ 188 million debt , which was lent to the country ' s short - lived democratic Kerensky government before the Communists seized power in 1917 . $ 188 million debt , could this debt be wiped off? 16 21 -720 1 Pick a country , any country . country what country and why? 2 3 -720 1 Pick a country , any country . country , any pick a country for what? 2 5 -720 1 Pick a country , any country . Pick Why pick a country? 0 1 -720 1 Pick a country , any country . Pick a country , for what would i pick a country? 0 4 -720 2 It ' s the latest investment craze sweeping Wall Street : a rash of new closed - end country funds , those publicly traded portfolios that invest in stocks of a single foreign country . closed - end country funds , what are these funds? 15 21 -720 2 It ' s the latest investment craze sweeping Wall Street : a rash of new closed - end country funds , those publicly traded portfolios that invest in stocks of a single foreign country . investment Why are publicly traded portfolios investing in stocks of a single foreign country? 5 6 -720 2 It ' s the latest investment craze sweeping Wall Street : a rash of new closed - end country funds , those publicly traded portfolios that invest in stocks of a single foreign country . closed - end Why are the country funds closed-end? 15 18 -720 2 It ' s the latest investment craze sweeping Wall Street : a rash of new closed - end country funds , those publicly traded portfolios that invest in stocks of a single foreign country . single foreign country Why might it be beneficial to invest in one country specifically? 31 34 -720 2 It ' s the latest investment craze sweeping Wall Street : a rash of new closed - end country funds , those publicly traded portfolios that invest in stocks of a single foreign country . single foreign why is this paragraph so confusing? 31 33 -720 3 No fewer than 24 country funds have been launched or registered with regulators this year , triple the level of all of 1988 , according to Charles E . Simon & Co . , a Washington - based research firm . 24 country funds which countries? 3 6 -720 3 No fewer than 24 country funds have been launched or registered with regulators this year , triple the level of all of 1988 , according to Charles E . Simon & Co . , a Washington - based research firm . registered Why are the country funds registered with regulators? 10 11 -720 3 No fewer than 24 country funds have been launched or registered with regulators this year , triple the level of all of 1988 , according to Charles E . Simon & Co . , a Washington - based research firm . research How does Charles E. Simon & Co. know no fewer than 24 country funds have been launched or registered? 38 39 -720 3 No fewer than 24 country funds have been launched or registered with regulators this year , triple the level of all of 1988 , according to Charles E . Simon & Co . , a Washington - based research firm . triple the level of all of 1988 , Why has there been such an increase in these funds being launched? 16 24 -720 3 No fewer than 24 country funds have been launched or registered with regulators this year , triple the level of all of 1988 , according to Charles E . Simon & Co . , a Washington - based research firm . funds from which countries are the funds? 5 6 -720 4 The turf recently has ranged from Chile to Austria to Portugal . turf Why is the turf ranging from Chile, Austria to Portugal? 1 2 -720 4 The turf recently has ranged from Chile to Austria to Portugal . turf what is turf? 1 2 -720 5 Next week , the Philippine Fund ' s launch will be capped by a visit by Philippine President Corazon Aquino - - the first time a head of state has kicked off an issue at the Big Board here . capped Why is the Philippine Fund's launch capped by a visit by Philippine President Corazon Aquino? 11 12 -720 5 Next week , the Philippine Fund ' s launch will be capped by a visit by Philippine President Corazon Aquino - - the first time a head of state has kicked off an issue at the Big Board here . first Why has a head of state never kicked off an issue at the Big Board? 23 24 -720 5 Next week , the Philippine Fund ' s launch will be capped by a visit by Philippine President Corazon Aquino - - the first time a head of state has kicked off an issue at the Big Board here . Philippine Fund ' s what where the philippine funds? 4 8 -721 1 Japanese investors nearly single - handedly bought up two new mortgage securities - based mutual funds totaling $ 701 million , the U . S . Federal National Mortgage Association said . Japanese investors Who are the Japanese investors? 0 2 -721 1 Japanese investors nearly single - handedly bought up two new mortgage securities - based mutual funds totaling $ 701 million , the U . S . Federal National Mortgage Association said . bought up Why did Japenese investors buy up two mortgage securities-based mutual funds? 6 8 -721 1 Japanese investors nearly single - handedly bought up two new mortgage securities - based mutual funds totaling $ 701 million , the U . S . Federal National Mortgage Association said . two new mortgage securities - based mutual funds Which mutual funds were purchased? 8 16 -721 2 The purchases show the strong interest of Japanese investors in U . S . mortgage - based instruments , Fannie Mae ' s chairman , David O . Maxwell , said at a news conference . strong interest of Japanese investors Why were the investors so interested? 4 9 -721 4 The rest went to investors from France and Hong Kong . investors Who are the investors? 4 5 -721 5 Earlier this year , Japanese investors snapped up a similar , $ 570 million mortgage - backed securities mutual fund . securities mutual fund . Which mutual fund was purchased in this case? 17 21 -721 5 Earlier this year , Japanese investors snapped up a similar , $ 570 million mortgage - backed securities mutual fund . Japanese investors snapped up why do the japanese love american mortgages? 4 8 -722 1 Magna International Inc . ' s chief financial officer , James McAlpine , resigned and its chairman , Frank Stronach , is stepping in to help turn the automotive - parts manufacturer around , the company said . turn the automotive - parts manufacturer around , Why is the company struggling? 26 34 -722 1 Magna International Inc . ' s chief financial officer , James McAlpine , resigned and its chairman , Frank Stronach , is stepping in to help turn the automotive - parts manufacturer around , the company said . is stepping in For how long will he be stepping in? 21 24 -722 1 Magna International Inc . ' s chief financial officer , James McAlpine , resigned and its chairman , Frank Stronach , is stepping in to help turn the automotive - parts manufacturer around , the company said . resigned Why did he resign? 13 14 -722 1 Magna International Inc . ' s chief financial officer , James McAlpine , resigned and its chairman , Frank Stronach , is stepping in to help turn the automotive - parts manufacturer around , the company said . turn the automotive - parts manufacturer around , Why does the company need to be turned around? 26 34 -722 2 Mr . Stronach will direct an effort to reduce overhead and curb capital spending " until a more satisfactory level of profit is achieved and maintained , " Magna said . curb capital spending how can they curb? 11 14 -722 2 Mr . Stronach will direct an effort to reduce overhead and curb capital spending " until a more satisfactory level of profit is achieved and maintained , " Magna said . reduce overhead and curb capital spending Why is overhead so high? 8 14 -722 2 Mr . Stronach will direct an effort to reduce overhead and curb capital spending " until a more satisfactory level of profit is achieved and maintained , " Magna said . reduce overhead and curb capital spending How will he reduce overhead and curb capital spending? 8 14 -722 3 Stephen Akerfeldt , currently vice president finance , will succeed Mr . McAlpine . succeed when will that happen? 9 10 -722 3 Stephen Akerfeldt , currently vice president finance , will succeed Mr . McAlpine . Stephen Akerfeldt , How long will be stepping in for? 0 3 -722 4 An ambitious expansion has left Magna with excess capacity and a heavy debt load as the automotive industry enters a downturn . ambitious expansion What exactly was the expansion containing? 1 3 -722 4 An ambitious expansion has left Magna with excess capacity and a heavy debt load as the automotive industry enters a downturn . An ambitious expansion What kind of expansion 0 3 -722 4 An ambitious expansion has left Magna with excess capacity and a heavy debt load as the automotive industry enters a downturn . ambitious expansion How did the ambitious expansion fail? 1 3 -722 5 The company has reported declines in operating profit in each of the past three years , despite steady sales growth . reported declines big declines? 3 5 -722 5 The company has reported declines in operating profit in each of the past three years , despite steady sales growth . declines in operating profit How has the company been able to realize growth even with a decline in operating profits? 4 8 -722 5 The company has reported declines in operating profit in each of the past three years , despite steady sales growth . reported Why are there reported declines when there is steady growth? 3 4 -723 1 The White House said President Bush has approved duty - free treatment for imports of certain types of watches that aren ' t produced in " significant quantities " in the U . S . , the Virgin Islands and other U . S . possessions . " significant quantities " How much is a significant quantity? 25 29 -723 1 The White House said President Bush has approved duty - free treatment for imports of certain types of watches that aren ' t produced in " significant quantities " in the U . S . , the Virgin Islands and other U . S . possessions . types of watches Which types of waches will be duty-free? 16 19 -723 1 The White House said President Bush has approved duty - free treatment for imports of certain types of watches that aren ' t produced in " significant quantities " in the U . S . , the Virgin Islands and other U . S . possessions . quantities " Why are watches that aren’t produced in the US etc. is significant quantities now allowed to be imported duty-free? 27 29 -723 1 The White House said President Bush has approved duty - free treatment for imports of certain types of watches that aren ' t produced in " significant quantities " in the U . S . , the Virgin Islands and other U . S . possessions . certain types of watches What types of watches? 15 19 -723 2 The action came in response to a petition filed by Timex Inc . for changes in the U . S . Generalized System of Preferences for imports from developing nations . petition where did they file it? 7 8 -723 2 The action came in response to a petition filed by Timex Inc . for changes in the U . S . Generalized System of Preferences for imports from developing nations . imports from developing nations How did Timex want the imports from developing nations changed? 26 30 -723 2 The action came in response to a petition filed by Timex Inc . for changes in the U . S . Generalized System of Preferences for imports from developing nations . U . S . Generalized System of Preferences What is the U.S. Generalized System of Preferences for imports? 17 25 -723 2 The action came in response to a petition filed by Timex Inc . for changes in the U . S . Generalized System of Preferences for imports from developing nations . petition Why did Times Inc petition to changes to regulations of imports from developing countries? 7 8 -723 3 Previously , watch imports were denied such duty - free treatment . watch imports why were they denied? 2 4 -723 3 Previously , watch imports were denied such duty - free treatment . denied such duty - free treatment Why were they denied duty-free treatment? 5 11 -723 3 Previously , watch imports were denied such duty - free treatment . Previously , Why were watches previously not imported duty-free? 0 2 -723 4 Timex had requested duty - free treatment for many types of watches , covered by 58 different U . S . tariff classifications . types of watches , Which types of watches did Timex request duty-free treatment for? 9 13 -723 5 The White House said Mr . Bush decided to grant duty - free status for 18 categories , but turned down such treatment for other types of watches " because of the potential for material injury to watch producers located in the U . S . and the Virgin Islands . " material injury what does this mean? 34 36 -723 5 The White House said Mr . Bush decided to grant duty - free status for 18 categories , but turned down such treatment for other types of watches " because of the potential for material injury to watch producers located in the U . S . and the Virgin Islands . " grant duty - free status for 18 categories , Why did Bush grant duty-free status to these 18 categories? 9 18 -723 5 The White House said Mr . Bush decided to grant duty - free status for 18 categories , but turned down such treatment for other types of watches " because of the potential for material injury to watch producers located in the U . S . and the Virgin Islands . " 18 categories , Which 18 categories did President Bush grant duty-free status for? 15 18 -724 1 Oil production from Australia ' s Bass Strait fields will be raised by 11 , 000 barrels a day to about 321 , 000 barrels with the launch of the Whiting field , the first of five small fields scheduled to be brought into production before the end of 1990 . first of five small fields What are the other four fields? 34 39 -724 1 Oil production from Australia ' s Bass Strait fields will be raised by 11 , 000 barrels a day to about 321 , 000 barrels with the launch of the Whiting field , the first of five small fields scheduled to be brought into production before the end of 1990 . raised Why is the amount of barrels a day being increased? 11 12 -724 1 Oil production from Australia ' s Bass Strait fields will be raised by 11 , 000 barrels a day to about 321 , 000 barrels with the launch of the Whiting field , the first of five small fields scheduled to be brought into production before the end of 1990 . launch Why was the Whiting field launched? 27 28 -724 2 Esso Australia Ltd . , a unit of New York - based Exxon Corp . , and Broken Hill Pty . operate the fields in a joint venture . joint Why are Esso Australia Ltd. working with Broken Hill Pty. working together on a venture? 26 27 -724 3 Esso said the Whiting field started production Tuesday . Tuesday which year was it? 7 8 -724 3 Esso said the Whiting field started production Tuesday . started How did production start? 5 6 -724 4 Output will be gradually increased until it reaches about 11 , 000 barrels a day . gradually increased by day or month? 3 5 -724 4 Output will be gradually increased until it reaches about 11 , 000 barrels a day . gradually How will output be gradually increased? 3 4 -724 4 Output will be gradually increased until it reaches about 11 , 000 barrels a day . increased Why will output be gradually increased? 4 5 -724 4 Output will be gradually increased until it reaches about 11 , 000 barrels a day . 11 , 000 Why will it stop at 11,000 barrels a day? 9 12 -724 4 Output will be gradually increased until it reaches about 11 , 000 barrels a day . increased By what means will production be increased? 4 5 -724 5 The field has reserves of 21 million barrels . of 21 million barrels how long will that last? 4 8 -724 5 The field has reserves of 21 million barrels . reserves Why does the field reserve barrels? 3 4 -724 5 The field has reserves of 21 million barrels . reserves How are reserves calculated? 3 4 -725 1 THREE COMPUTERS THAT CHANGED the face of personal computing were launched in 1977 . THREE COMPUTERS What are the three computers that changed the face of computing? 0 2 -725 1 THREE COMPUTERS THAT CHANGED the face of personal computing were launched in 1977 . THREE COMPUTERS What were the three computers? 0 2 -725 1 THREE COMPUTERS THAT CHANGED the face of personal computing were launched in 1977 . THREE COMPUTERS which three? 0 2 -725 1 THREE COMPUTERS THAT CHANGED the face of personal computing were launched in 1977 . THREE COMPUTERS What are the three computers being referred to? 0 2 -725 1 THREE COMPUTERS THAT CHANGED the face of personal computing were launched in 1977 . THREE COMPUTERS what are these 3 computers? 0 2 -725 1 THREE COMPUTERS THAT CHANGED the face of personal computing were launched in 1977 . personal computing what exactly is personal computing? 7 9 -725 2 That year the Apple II , Commodore Pet and Tandy TRS - 80 came to market . Tandy who made the tandy? 9 10 -725 3 The computers were crude by today ' s standards . crude How were the computers crude? 3 4 -725 3 The computers were crude by today ' s standards . today ' s standards but how did they compare to the standards back then? 5 9 -725 4 Apple II owners , for example , had to use their television sets as screens and stored data on audiocassettes . television sets as screens did the computer not come with a screen then? 11 15 -725 4 Apple II owners , for example , had to use their television sets as screens and stored data on audiocassettes . stored data on audiocassettes did the computer not come with storage? 16 20 -725 5 But Apple II was a major advance from Apple I , which was built in a garage by Stephen Wozniak and Steven Jobs for hobbyists such as the Homebrew Computer Club . major advance How was Apple II a major advance from Apple I? 5 7 -725 5 But Apple II was a major advance from Apple I , which was built in a garage by Stephen Wozniak and Steven Jobs for hobbyists such as the Homebrew Computer Club . major advance What made this computer a major advance from it's predecessor ? 5 7 -725 5 But Apple II was a major advance from Apple I , which was built in a garage by Stephen Wozniak and Steven Jobs for hobbyists such as the Homebrew Computer Club . Homebrew Computer Club what is this? 28 31 -726 1 Argentina said it will ask creditor banks to halve its foreign debt of $ 64 billion - - the third - highest in the developing world . $ 64 billion Why is their debt so high? 13 16 -726 1 Argentina said it will ask creditor banks to halve its foreign debt of $ 64 billion - - the third - highest in the developing world . the third - highest What country has the largest foreign debt? 18 22 -726 1 Argentina said it will ask creditor banks to halve its foreign debt of $ 64 billion - - the third - highest in the developing world . ask creditor banks Which creditor banks? 4 7 -726 1 Argentina said it will ask creditor banks to halve its foreign debt of $ 64 billion - - the third - highest in the developing world . creditor banks to halve why would they do that for them? 5 9 -726 1 Argentina said it will ask creditor banks to halve its foreign debt of $ 64 billion - - the third - highest in the developing world . ask Why is Argentina asking creditor banks to halve its foreign debt? 4 5 -726 1 Argentina said it will ask creditor banks to halve its foreign debt of $ 64 billion - - the third - highest in the developing world . debt Why do banks have foreign debt? 11 12 -726 2 The declaration by Economy Minister Nestor Rapanelli is believed to be the first time such an action has been called for by an Argentine official of such stature . the first time Why has this not happened before? 11 14 -726 2 The declaration by Economy Minister Nestor Rapanelli is believed to be the first time such an action has been called for by an Argentine official of such stature . action Why did Economy Minister Nestor Rapanelli take an action never done before? 16 17 -726 2 The declaration by Economy Minister Nestor Rapanelli is believed to be the first time such an action has been called for by an Argentine official of such stature . stature Why is the request considered to of \"such stature\"? 27 28 -726 3 The Latin American nation has paid very little on its debt since early last year . paid very little Is their a particular reason they are not paying this debt? 5 8 -726 3 The Latin American nation has paid very little on its debt since early last year . has paid very little because they cant pay? 4 8 -726 3 The Latin American nation has paid very little on its debt since early last year . paid very little on its debt How much has it paid, compared to how much it owes? 5 11 -726 3 The Latin American nation has paid very little on its debt since early last year . paid Why does the Latin American nation not pay its debts? 5 6 -726 3 The Latin American nation has paid very little on its debt since early last year . debt Why does the Latin American nation have debt? 10 11 -726 3 The Latin American nation has paid very little on its debt since early last year . last How does the Latin American nation get money to pay its debt? 13 14 -726 4 " Argentina aspires to reach a reduction of 50 % in the value of its external debt , " Mr . Rapanelli said through his spokesman , Miguel Alurralde . " Argentina aspires to reach a reduction of 50 % For what reason? 0 10 -726 4 " Argentina aspires to reach a reduction of 50 % in the value of its external debt , " Mr . Rapanelli said through his spokesman , Miguel Alurralde . through his spokesman , Miguel how did he say it through him? 23 28 -726 4 " Argentina aspires to reach a reduction of 50 % in the value of its external debt , " Mr . Rapanelli said through his spokesman , Miguel Alurralde . value How is Argentina generated value to pay on its debt? 12 13 -726 4 " Argentina aspires to reach a reduction of 50 % in the value of its external debt , " Mr . Rapanelli said through his spokesman , Miguel Alurralde . spokesman , Why is Mr. Rapanelli speaking through his spokesman? 25 27 -726 5 Mr . Rapanelli met in August with U . S . Assistant Treasury Secretary David Mulford . met in August Was this meeting in reference to the reduction in debt? 3 6 -726 5 Mr . Rapanelli met in August with U . S . Assistant Treasury Secretary David Mulford . met Why did Mr. Rapanelli and U.S. Assistant Treasury Secretary David Mulford meet? 3 4 -727 1 The U . S . , claiming some success in its trade diplomacy , removed South Korea , Taiwan and Saudi Arabia from a list of countries it is closely watching for allegedly failing to honor U . S . patents , copyrights and other intellectual - property rights . Korea , Taiwan and Saudi why did they remove? 16 21 -727 1 The U . S . , claiming some success in its trade diplomacy , removed South Korea , Taiwan and Saudi Arabia from a list of countries it is closely watching for allegedly failing to honor U . S . patents , copyrights and other intellectual - property rights . trade diplomacy , How was trade diplomacy used? 11 14 -727 1 The U . S . , claiming some success in its trade diplomacy , removed South Korea , Taiwan and Saudi Arabia from a list of countries it is closely watching for allegedly failing to honor U . S . patents , copyrights and other intellectual - property rights . failing to honor U . S . patents , How were the countries dishonoring these rights? 33 42 -727 1 The U . S . , claiming some success in its trade diplomacy , removed South Korea , Taiwan and Saudi Arabia from a list of countries it is closely watching for allegedly failing to honor U . S . patents , copyrights and other intellectual - property rights . trade diplomacy , What is the trade diplomacy? 11 14 -727 3 Under the new U . S . trade law , those countries could face accelerated unfair - trade investigations and stiff trade sanctions if they don ' t improve their protection of intellectual property by next spring . stiff trade sanctions What sort of sanctions could be levied? 20 23 -727 4 Mrs . Hills said many of the 25 countries that she placed under varying degrees of scrutiny have made " genuine progress " on this touchy issue . " genuine progress " how can they measure? 19 23 -727 4 Mrs . Hills said many of the 25 countries that she placed under varying degrees of scrutiny have made " genuine progress " on this touchy issue . " genuine progress " How have they made genuine progress? 19 23 -727 4 Mrs . Hills said many of the 25 countries that she placed under varying degrees of scrutiny have made " genuine progress " on this touchy issue . " genuine progress " How is this measured? 19 23 -727 5 She said there is " growing realization " around the world that denial of intellectual - property rights harms all trading nations , and particularly the " creativity and inventiveness of an { offending } country ' s own citizens . " " growing realization " how are they realizing? 4 8 -728 1 John R . Stevens , 49 years old , was named senior executive vice president and chief operating officer , both new positions . was named Was he elected or appointed? 9 11 -728 1 John R . Stevens , 49 years old , was named senior executive vice president and chief operating officer , both new positions . both new positions What was his previous position? 20 23 -728 1 John R . Stevens , 49 years old , was named senior executive vice president and chief operating officer , both new positions . new positions he has two jobs? 21 23 -728 1 John R . Stevens , 49 years old , was named senior executive vice president and chief operating officer , both new positions . executive vice president Executive vice president for what organization? 12 15 -728 1 John R . Stevens , 49 years old , was named senior executive vice president and chief operating officer , both new positions . chief operating officer , Chief operating officer for what organization? 16 20 -728 1 John R . Stevens , 49 years old , was named senior executive vice president and chief operating officer , both new positions . named Why was John R Stevens qualified for executive positions? 10 11 -728 1 John R . Stevens , 49 years old , was named senior executive vice president and chief operating officer , both new positions . both Why was Mr. Stevens put in charge of two major positions? 20 21 -728 1 John R . Stevens , 49 years old , was named senior executive vice president and chief operating officer , both new positions . named What company was he named at? 10 11 -728 2 He will continue to report to Donald Pardus , president and chief executive officer . will continue How long has he been reporting to Donald Pardus? 1 3 -728 2 He will continue to report to Donald Pardus , president and chief executive officer . president President of what organization? 9 10 -728 2 He will continue to report to Donald Pardus , president and chief executive officer . chief executive officer Chief executive officer of what organization? 11 14 -728 2 He will continue to report to Donald Pardus , president and chief executive officer . report How does he report to Mr. Pardus? 4 5 -728 2 He will continue to report to Donald Pardus , president and chief executive officer . president President of what? 9 10 -728 3 Mr . Stevens was executive vice president of this electric - utility holding company . electric - utility holding company What is the name of this company? 9 14 -728 3 Mr . Stevens was executive vice president of this electric - utility holding company . company How well is the company performing financially? 13 14 -728 3 Mr . Stevens was executive vice president of this electric - utility holding company . electric - utility How did the electric-utility perform in the stock market? 9 12 -728 4 Arthur A . Hatch , 59 , was named executive vice president of the company . was named Was he elected or appointed? 7 9 -728 4 Arthur A . Hatch , 59 , was named executive vice president of the company . executive vice president What is the executive vice president's function in the company? 9 12 -728 4 Arthur A . Hatch , 59 , was named executive vice president of the company . named Why was Mr. Hatch named the executive vice president? 8 9 -728 5 He was previously president of the company ' s Eastern Edison Co . unit . was previously Why was he no longer president of this unit? 1 3 -728 5 He was previously president of the company ' s Eastern Edison Co . unit . Eastern Edison is that a subdivision? 9 11 -728 5 He was previously president of the company ' s Eastern Edison Co . unit . Eastern Edison Co Where does Eastern Edison Co. operate geographically? 9 12 -728 5 He was previously president of the company ' s Eastern Edison Co . unit . previously Why did he leave Eastern Edison Co.? 2 3 -729 1 The survival of spinoff Cray Computer Corp . as a fledgling in the supercomputer business appears to depend heavily on the creativity - - and longevity - - of its chairman and chief designer , Seymour Cray . creativity - - and longevity is he creative? 21 26 -729 1 The survival of spinoff Cray Computer Corp . as a fledgling in the supercomputer business appears to depend heavily on the creativity - - and longevity - - of its chairman and chief designer , Seymour Cray . spinoff Cray Computer Corp . Which company did Cray break away from? 3 8 -729 1 The survival of spinoff Cray Computer Corp . as a fledgling in the supercomputer business appears to depend heavily on the creativity - - and longevity - - of its chairman and chief designer , Seymour Cray . appears Why does it appear Cray Computer Corp. relies heavily on creativity and longevity of its chairman? 15 16 -729 1 The survival of spinoff Cray Computer Corp . as a fledgling in the supercomputer business appears to depend heavily on the creativity - - and longevity - - of its chairman and chief designer , Seymour Cray . designer , How does a designer contribute creatively to the supercomputer business? 33 35 -729 2 Not only is development of the new company ' s initial machine tied directly to Mr . Cray , so is its balance sheet . balance sheet what is a balance sheet? 22 24 -729 2 Not only is development of the new company ' s initial machine tied directly to Mr . Cray , so is its balance sheet . balance sheet Why is Cray Computer Corp.'s balance sheet tied to Mr. Cray? 22 24 -729 2 Not only is development of the new company ' s initial machine tied directly to Mr . Cray , so is its balance sheet . tied directly to Mr . Cray Why is Mr. Cray so heavily invested in the company's outcome? 12 18 -729 2 Not only is development of the new company ' s initial machine tied directly to Mr . Cray , so is its balance sheet . tied How is the machine tied directly to Mr. Cray? 12 13 -729 2 Not only is development of the new company ' s initial machine tied directly to Mr . Cray , so is its balance sheet . balance How does development of the new machine affect the balance sheet? 22 23 -729 3 Documents filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on the pending spinoff disclosed that Cray Research Inc . will withdraw the almost $ 100 million in financing it is providing the new firm if Mr . Cray leaves or if the product - design project he heads is scrapped . filed Why are documents being filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission? 1 2 -729 3 Documents filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on the pending spinoff disclosed that Cray Research Inc . will withdraw the almost $ 100 million in financing it is providing the new firm if Mr . Cray leaves or if the product - design project he heads is scrapped . providing How will the firm survive if it loses $100 million in financing? 29 30 -729 3 Documents filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on the pending spinoff disclosed that Cray Research Inc . will withdraw the almost $ 100 million in financing it is providing the new firm if Mr . Cray leaves or if the product - design project he heads is scrapped . scrapped Why would Mr. Cray's project be scrapped? 48 49 -729 4 The documents also said that although the 64 - year - old Mr . Cray has been working on the project for more than six years , the Cray - 3 machine is at least another year away from a fully operational prototype . another year away Why is the prototype still so far from completion? 35 38 -729 4 The documents also said that although the 64 - year - old Mr . Cray has been working on the project for more than six years , the Cray - 3 machine is at least another year away from a fully operational prototype . said Why are the documents talking about Mr. Cray and his project timeline? 3 4 -729 4 The documents also said that although the 64 - year - old Mr . Cray has been working on the project for more than six years , the Cray - 3 machine is at least another year away from a fully operational prototype . working How is Mr. Cray going about working on his project? 17 18 -729 4 The documents also said that although the 64 - year - old Mr . Cray has been working on the project for more than six years , the Cray - 3 machine is at least another year away from a fully operational prototype . operational Why is the Cray-3 machine not fully operational now? 41 42 -729 5 Moreover , there have been no orders for the Cray - 3 so far , though the company says it is talking with several prospects . prospects are the prospects positive? 24 25 -729 5 Moreover , there have been no orders for the Cray - 3 so far , though the company says it is talking with several prospects . no orders Why have there been no orders for the Cray-3? 5 7 -729 5 Moreover , there have been no orders for the Cray - 3 so far , though the company says it is talking with several prospects . orders Why are there no orders for the Cray-3? 6 7 -729 5 Moreover , there have been no orders for the Cray - 3 so far , though the company says it is talking with several prospects . talking How are they talking with prospects? 21 22 -730 1 Commonwealth Edison Co . was ordered to refund about $ 250 million to its current and former ratepayers for illegal rates collected for cost overruns on a nuclear power plant . overruns why did it overrun? 24 25 -730 2 The refund was about $ 55 million more than previously ordered by the Illinois Commerce Commission and trade groups said it may be the largest ever required of a state or local utility . largest ever what is the second largest? 24 26 -730 2 The refund was about $ 55 million more than previously ordered by the Illinois Commerce Commission and trade groups said it may be the largest ever required of a state or local utility . trade groups said Which trade groups? 17 20 -730 2 The refund was about $ 55 million more than previously ordered by the Illinois Commerce Commission and trade groups said it may be the largest ever required of a state or local utility . more than previously ordered What were they fined for previously? 7 11 -730 5 Commonwealth Edison said it is already appealing the underlying commission order and is considering appealing Judge Curry ' s order . appealing Judge will the appeal work? 14 16 -730 5 Commonwealth Edison said it is already appealing the underlying commission order and is considering appealing Judge Curry ' s order . appealing Why would Commonwealth Edison apeeal the underlying commission order and Judge Curry's order? 6 7 -730 5 Commonwealth Edison said it is already appealing the underlying commission order and is considering appealing Judge Curry ' s order . considering appealing Judge Curry ' s order I thought no appeals would be allowed? 13 20 -731 1 New England Electric System bowed out of the bidding for Public Service Co . of New Hampshire , saying that the risks were too high and the potential payoff too far in the future to justify a higher offer . the risks Why were the risks too much for New England Electric System? 20 22 -731 1 New England Electric System bowed out of the bidding for Public Service Co . of New Hampshire , saying that the risks were too high and the potential payoff too far in the future to justify a higher offer . risks What risks were too high? 21 22 -731 1 New England Electric System bowed out of the bidding for Public Service Co . of New Hampshire , saying that the risks were too high and the potential payoff too far in the future to justify a higher offer . payoff How far in the future is the payoff? 28 29 -731 1 New England Electric System bowed out of the bidding for Public Service Co . of New Hampshire , saying that the risks were too high and the potential payoff too far in the future to justify a higher offer . risks What are the risks? 21 22 -731 2 The move leaves United Illuminating Co . and Northeast Utilities as the remaining outside bidders for PS of New Hampshire , which also has proposed an internal reorganization plan in Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings under which it would remain an independent company . remaining outside bidders Why do these companies not care about the risks that New England Electric System does? 12 15 -731 2 The move leaves United Illuminating Co . and Northeast Utilities as the remaining outside bidders for PS of New Hampshire , which also has proposed an internal reorganization plan in Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings under which it would remain an independent company . Chapter 11 bankruptcy Why did PS of New Hampshire have to file for bankruptcy? 30 33 -731 2 The move leaves United Illuminating Co . and Northeast Utilities as the remaining outside bidders for PS of New Hampshire , which also has proposed an internal reorganization plan in Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings under which it would remain an independent company . independent company is that a good outcome? 40 42 -731 2 The move leaves United Illuminating Co . and Northeast Utilities as the remaining outside bidders for PS of New Hampshire , which also has proposed an internal reorganization plan in Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings under which it would remain an independent company . independent Who would remain an independent company? 40 41 -731 4 United Illuminating is based in New Haven , Conn . , and Northeast is based in Hartford , Conn . Hartford , Conn how far away are those two cities? 16 19 -731 5 PS of New Hampshire , Manchester , N . H . , values its internal reorganization plan at about $ 2 . 2 billion . its internal reorganization plan How did they get this valuation? 13 17 -731 5 PS of New Hampshire , Manchester , N . H . , values its internal reorganization plan at about $ 2 . 2 billion . reorganization plan is that an accurate judgment? 15 17 -731 5 PS of New Hampshire , Manchester , N . H . , values its internal reorganization plan at about $ 2 . 2 billion . reorganization What are they planning to do for internal reorganization? 15 16 -732 1 Newsweek , trying to keep pace with rival Time magazine , announced new advertising rates for 1990 and said it will introduce a new incentive plan for advertisers . new incentive plan what is the new plan exactly? 23 26 -732 1 Newsweek , trying to keep pace with rival Time magazine , announced new advertising rates for 1990 and said it will introduce a new incentive plan for advertisers . a new incentive plan for advertisers What is the incentive plan? 22 28 -732 1 Newsweek , trying to keep pace with rival Time magazine , announced new advertising rates for 1990 and said it will introduce a new incentive plan for advertisers . rival Time magazine , Does this mean that Newsweek is as big as Time magazine? 7 11 -732 1 Newsweek , trying to keep pace with rival Time magazine , announced new advertising rates for 1990 and said it will introduce a new incentive plan for advertisers . rates how much are the rates? 14 15 -732 2 The new ad plan from Newsweek , a unit of the Washington Post Co . , is the second incentive plan the magazine has offered advertisers in three years . the second incentive plan How successful was the first incentive plan? 17 21 -732 2 The new ad plan from Newsweek , a unit of the Washington Post Co . , is the second incentive plan the magazine has offered advertisers in three years . a unit of the Washington Post Co Why does the Washington Post Co. differentiate itself from Newsweek? 7 14 -732 3 Plans that give advertisers discounts for maintaining or increasing ad spending have become permanent fixtures at the news weeklies and underscore the fierce competition between Newsweek , Time Warner Inc . ' s Time magazine , and Mortimer B . Zuckerman ' s U . S . News & World Report . have become permanent fixtures How rigid are these ad offers? 11 15 -732 4 Alan Spoon , recently named Newsweek president , said Newsweek ' s ad rates would increase 5 % in January . January which year are they in? 19 20 -732 4 Alan Spoon , recently named Newsweek president , said Newsweek ' s ad rates would increase 5 % in January . Newsweek ' s ad rates would increase 5 % Would this also increase page count? 9 18 -732 4 Alan Spoon , recently named Newsweek president , said Newsweek ' s ad rates would increase 5 % in January . ad rates would increase 5 % How is a rate increase going to entice advertisers to stay with Newsweek? 12 18 -732 4 Alan Spoon , recently named Newsweek president , said Newsweek ' s ad rates would increase 5 % in January . president , what was his role before being made president? 6 8 -732 5 A full , four - color page in Newsweek will cost $ 100 , 980 . four - color page is that a good price for that? 3 7 -732 5 A full , four - color page in Newsweek will cost $ 100 , 980 . $ 100 , 980 What companies are buying space in Newsweek? 11 15 -732 5 A full , four - color page in Newsweek will cost $ 100 , 980 . A full , four - color page Are less colorful ads cheaper? 0 7 -733 1 South Korea registered a trade deficit of $ 101 million in October , reflecting the country ' s economic sluggishness , according to government figures released Wednesday . sluggishness , why are they sluggish? 19 21 -733 1 South Korea registered a trade deficit of $ 101 million in October , reflecting the country ' s economic sluggishness , according to government figures released Wednesday . economic sluggishness , Why does the country have economic sluggishness? 18 21 -733 2 Preliminary tallies by the Trade and Industry Ministry showed another trade deficit in October , the fifth monthly setback this year , casting a cloud on South Korea ' s export - oriented economy . export - oriented what do they export? 30 33 -733 2 Preliminary tallies by the Trade and Industry Ministry showed another trade deficit in October , the fifth monthly setback this year , casting a cloud on South Korea ' s export - oriented economy . South Korea ' s export - oriented economy What are it's main exports? 26 34 -733 2 Preliminary tallies by the Trade and Industry Ministry showed another trade deficit in October , the fifth monthly setback this year , casting a cloud on South Korea ' s export - oriented economy . trade deficit Why is there a trade deficit? 10 12 -733 3 Exports in October stood at $ 5 . 29 billion , a mere 0 . 7 % increase from a year earlier , while imports increased sharply to $ 5 . 39 billion , up 20 % from last October . imports increased sharply Why did imports increase sharply? 24 27 -733 4 South Korea ' s economic boom , which began in 1986 , stopped this year because of prolonged labor disputes , trade conflicts and sluggish exports . prolonged labor disputes over what? 17 19 -733 4 South Korea ' s economic boom , which began in 1986 , stopped this year because of prolonged labor disputes , trade conflicts and sluggish exports . prolonged labor disputes , Why are there prolonged labor disputes? 17 21 -733 4 South Korea ' s economic boom , which began in 1986 , stopped this year because of prolonged labor disputes , trade conflicts and sluggish exports . trade conflicts What are the trade conflicts? 21 23 -733 4 South Korea ' s economic boom , which began in 1986 , stopped this year because of prolonged labor disputes , trade conflicts and sluggish exports . prolonged labor disputes , What were the labor disputes about? 17 21 -734 1 Yields on money - market mutual funds continued to slide , amid signs that portfolio managers expect further declines in interest rates . money - market mutual funds what are those? 2 7 -734 1 Yields on money - market mutual funds continued to slide , amid signs that portfolio managers expect further declines in interest rates . further declines in interest rates Why do they expect further declines? 17 22 -734 1 Yields on money - market mutual funds continued to slide , amid signs that portfolio managers expect further declines in interest rates . portfolio What kind of portfolio? 14 15 -734 2 The average seven - day compound yield of the 400 taxable funds tracked by IBC / Donoghue ' s Money Fund Report eased a fraction of a percentage point to 8 . 45 % from 8 . 47 % for the week ended Tuesday . compound yield what is a compound yield? 5 7 -734 2 The average seven - day compound yield of the 400 taxable funds tracked by IBC / Donoghue ' s Money Fund Report eased a fraction of a percentage point to 8 . 45 % from 8 . 47 % for the week ended Tuesday . compound yield What is a compound yield? 5 7 -734 2 The average seven - day compound yield of the 400 taxable funds tracked by IBC / Donoghue ' s Money Fund Report eased a fraction of a percentage point to 8 . 45 % from 8 . 47 % for the week ended Tuesday . eased a fraction of a percentage point How does this compare to other fluctuations? 22 29 -734 2 The average seven - day compound yield of the 400 taxable funds tracked by IBC / Donoghue ' s Money Fund Report eased a fraction of a percentage point to 8 . 45 % from 8 . 47 % for the week ended Tuesday . funds What kind of taxable funds? 11 12 -734 3 Compound yields assume reinvestment of dividends and that the current yield continues for a year . Compound How does this work? 0 1 -734 4 Average maturity of the funds ' investments lengthened by a day to 41 days , the longest since early August , according to Donoghue ' s . day to 41 days , is that short or long? 10 15 -734 5 Longer maturities are thought to indicate declining interest rates because they permit portfolio managers to retain relatively higher rates for a longer period . longer How much longer? 21 22 -735 1 A form of asbestos once used to make Kent cigarette filters has caused a high percentage of cancer deaths among a group of workers exposed to it more than 30 years ago , researchers reported . Kent is that a brand? 8 9 -735 1 A form of asbestos once used to make Kent cigarette filters has caused a high percentage of cancer deaths among a group of workers exposed to it more than 30 years ago , researchers reported . researchers reported Which researchers? 33 35 -735 1 A form of asbestos once used to make Kent cigarette filters has caused a high percentage of cancer deaths among a group of workers exposed to it more than 30 years ago , researchers reported . form of asbestos What type of asbestos was being used? 1 4 -735 1 A form of asbestos once used to make Kent cigarette filters has caused a high percentage of cancer deaths among a group of workers exposed to it more than 30 years ago , researchers reported . asbestos Why was asbestos used in cigarette filters? 3 4 -735 2 The asbestos fiber , crocidolite , is unusually resilient once it enters the lungs , with even brief exposures to it causing symptoms that show up decades later , researchers said . symptoms that show up how does that work? 22 26 -735 2 The asbestos fiber , crocidolite , is unusually resilient once it enters the lungs , with even brief exposures to it causing symptoms that show up decades later , researchers said . resilient Why is crocidolite so resilient? 8 9 -735 2 The asbestos fiber , crocidolite , is unusually resilient once it enters the lungs , with even brief exposures to it causing symptoms that show up decades later , researchers said . unusually resilient Why is it more resilient than other types of fiber? 7 9 -735 3 Lorillard Inc . , the unit of New York - based Loews Corp . that makes Kent cigarettes , stopped using crocidolite in its Micronite cigarette filters in 1956 . crocidolite in its Micronite did they get sued? 21 25 -735 3 Lorillard Inc . , the unit of New York - based Loews Corp . that makes Kent cigarettes , stopped using crocidolite in its Micronite cigarette filters in 1956 . 1956 Why did it stop using them in 1956? 28 29 -735 5 A Lorillard spokewoman said , " This is an old story . " This is an old story Why is it 'old' if the findings are only rather recent? 5 11 -736 1 Two leading constitutional - law experts said President Bush doesn ' t have the legal authority to exercise a line - item veto . line - item veto what is that? 19 23 -736 1 Two leading constitutional - law experts said President Bush doesn ' t have the legal authority to exercise a line - item veto . Two leading constitutional - law experts Which two constitutional-law experts? 0 6 -736 1 Two leading constitutional - law experts said President Bush doesn ' t have the legal authority to exercise a line - item veto . constitutional - law experts Who are the two leading constitutional law experts? 2 6 -736 1 Two leading constitutional - law experts said President Bush doesn ' t have the legal authority to exercise a line - item veto . line - item veto What is a line-item veto? 19 23 -736 1 Two leading constitutional - law experts said President Bush doesn ' t have the legal authority to exercise a line - item veto . line - item what is a line-item veto? 19 22 -736 1 Two leading constitutional - law experts said President Bush doesn ' t have the legal authority to exercise a line - item veto . line - item What is a line-item veto? 19 22 -736 2 Professors Philip Kurland of the University of Chicago and Laurence Tribe of Harvard Law School said any effort by President Bush to claim authority for a line - item veto would contradict the text of the Constitution and the intent of its authors , as well as the views of previous presidents . contradict how would it contradict? 31 32 -736 2 Professors Philip Kurland of the University of Chicago and Laurence Tribe of Harvard Law School said any effort by President Bush to claim authority for a line - item veto would contradict the text of the Constitution and the intent of its authors , as well as the views of previous presidents . Constitution What part of the Constitution does a line-item veto violate? 36 37 -736 2 Professors Philip Kurland of the University of Chicago and Laurence Tribe of Harvard Law School said any effort by President Bush to claim authority for a line - item veto would contradict the text of the Constitution and the intent of its authors , as well as the views of previous presidents . contradict How does Bush claiming authority for a veto contradict the text of the Constitution? 31 32 -736 3 A line - item veto is a procedure that would allow a president to veto part of a big congressional spending bill without having to scuttle the entire measure . scuttle scuttle means avoid? 25 26 -736 4 Mr . Bush has said he would like to be able to use this procedure . has said When did Mr. Bush say that? 3 5 -736 5 A White House spokesman said last week that the president is considering declaring that the Constitution implicitly gives him the authority for a line - item veto to provoke a test case . A White House spokesman Which White House spokesman? 0 4 -736 5 A White House spokesman said last week that the president is considering declaring that the Constitution implicitly gives him the authority for a line - item veto to provoke a test case . provoke a test case What is meant by provoke a test case? 28 32 -737 1 USX Corp . posted a 23 % drop in third - quarter profit , as improved oil results failed to offset weakness in steel and natural gas operations . weakness in steel What were USX's Corps' weaknesses in steal and natural gas operations? 21 24 -737 2 The nation ' s largest steelmaker earned $ 175 million , or 62 cents a share , compared with the year - earlier $ 228 million , or 80 cents a share . million , or 80 why such a big drop? 25 29 -737 2 The nation ' s largest steelmaker earned $ 175 million , or 62 cents a share , compared with the year - earlier $ 228 million , or 80 cents a share . compared with Why did the stock price go down so much? 17 19 -737 4 In the 1988 period , USX also had a $ 71 million after - tax gain from a tax dispute settlement . after - tax gain what was it before tax? 12 16 -737 4 In the 1988 period , USX also had a $ 71 million after - tax gain from a tax dispute settlement . tax dispute settlement What's the tax dispute settlement? 18 21 -737 4 In the 1988 period , USX also had a $ 71 million after - tax gain from a tax dispute settlement . tax dispute settlement What were the details of this dispute and settlement? 18 21 -737 5 Sales rose 5 % to $ 4 . 4 billion from $ 4 . 2 billion . 5 % to $ 4 . 4 billion will they continue to rise? 2 10 -737 5 Sales rose 5 % to $ 4 . 4 billion from $ 4 . 2 billion . Sales rose 5 % If sales rose, why would stock prices go down? 0 4 -738 1 Ralston Purina Co . reported a 47 % decline in fourth - quarter earnings , reflecting restructuring costs as well as a more difficult pet food market . pet food market Why is the pet food market difficult? 24 27 -738 1 Ralston Purina Co . reported a 47 % decline in fourth - quarter earnings , reflecting restructuring costs as well as a more difficult pet food market . more difficult pet food market Why has the pet food market become more difficult? 22 27 -738 1 Ralston Purina Co . reported a 47 % decline in fourth - quarter earnings , reflecting restructuring costs as well as a more difficult pet food market . restructuring How did Ralston Purina Co. restructure? 16 17 -738 2 The St . Louis company earned $ 45 . 2 million , or 65 cents a share , compared with $ 84 . 9 million , or $ 1 . 24 a share , a year earlier . earned $ 45 . 2 million , so only half as last year? 5 12 -738 2 The St . Louis company earned $ 45 . 2 million , or 65 cents a share , compared with $ 84 . 9 million , or $ 1 . 24 a share , a year earlier . compared Why did the St. Louis company earn from the year previously? 18 19 -738 3 Sales in the latest period were $ 1 . 76 billion , a 13 % increase from last year ' s $ 1 . 55 billion . a 13 % increase How did the company manage higher sales despite a more difficult market? 12 16 -738 4 For the year ended Sept . 30 , Ralston earned $ 422 . 5 million , or $ 6 . 44 a share , up 8 . 9 % from $ 387 . 8 million , or $ 5 . 63 a share . year ended which year is it? 2 4 -738 5 This year ' s results included a gain of $ 70 . 2 million on the disposal of seafood operations . disposal of seafood how did disposing help? 16 19 -738 5 This year ' s results included a gain of $ 70 . 2 million on the disposal of seafood operations . seafood operations Why did Ralston dispose of seafood operations? 18 20 -739 1 The Finnish government and major creditors of bankrupt shipyard Waertsilae Marine Industries Oy agreed in principle to form a new company to complete most of the troubled shipyard ' s backlog of 15 ships . backlog what is a backlog in this context? 30 31 -739 1 The Finnish government and major creditors of bankrupt shipyard Waertsilae Marine Industries Oy agreed in principle to form a new company to complete most of the troubled shipyard ' s backlog of 15 ships . shipyard ' s backlog Why was there a backlog? Due to the bankruptcy? 27 31 -739 1 The Finnish government and major creditors of bankrupt shipyard Waertsilae Marine Industries Oy agreed in principle to form a new company to complete most of the troubled shipyard ' s backlog of 15 ships . creditors Who are the creditors? 5 6 -739 1 The Finnish government and major creditors of bankrupt shipyard Waertsilae Marine Industries Oy agreed in principle to form a new company to complete most of the troubled shipyard ' s backlog of 15 ships . troubled What kind of trouble does the company have? 26 27 -739 1 The Finnish government and major creditors of bankrupt shipyard Waertsilae Marine Industries Oy agreed in principle to form a new company to complete most of the troubled shipyard ' s backlog of 15 ships . new company What is the new company that is forming? 19 21 -739 1 The Finnish government and major creditors of bankrupt shipyard Waertsilae Marine Industries Oy agreed in principle to form a new company to complete most of the troubled shipyard ' s backlog of 15 ships . major creditors Who are the major creditors of Waertsilae Marine Industries? 4 6 -739 1 The Finnish government and major creditors of bankrupt shipyard Waertsilae Marine Industries Oy agreed in principle to form a new company to complete most of the troubled shipyard ' s backlog of 15 ships . bankrupt shipyard What made the shipyard bankrupt? 7 9 -739 1 The Finnish government and major creditors of bankrupt shipyard Waertsilae Marine Industries Oy agreed in principle to form a new company to complete most of the troubled shipyard ' s backlog of 15 ships . troubled shipyard ' s How was the shipyard troubled? 26 30 -739 1 The Finnish government and major creditors of bankrupt shipyard Waertsilae Marine Industries Oy agreed in principle to form a new company to complete most of the troubled shipyard ' s backlog of 15 ships . 15 ships Was this the total number of ships for this shipyard? 32 34 -739 2 The new company will attempt to limit the shipyard ' s losses , participants said . " The situation is that the bankruptcy court will get out of the shipbuilding business . will attempt to limit the shipyard ' s losses , How will it attempt this? 3 13 -739 2 The new company will attempt to limit the shipyard ' s losses , participants said . " The situation is that the bankruptcy court will get out of the shipbuilding business . limit How will they limit losses? 6 7 -739 2 The new company will attempt to limit the shipyard ' s losses , participants said . " The situation is that the bankruptcy court will get out of the shipbuilding business . will attempt How will they attempt this? 3 5 -739 3 Everything will be taken over by the new company , " said Christian Andersson , executive vice president of Oy Waertsilae , former parent of Waertsilae Marine . Everything What exactly is everything? 0 1 -739 4 Once its ownership is finalized , the new company will open talks with state - appointed receivers to buy or lease Waertsilae Marine ' s shipyard facilities . state - appointed how are they appointed? 13 16 -739 4 Once its ownership is finalized , the new company will open talks with state - appointed receivers to buy or lease Waertsilae Marine ' s shipyard facilities . receivers Who are the receivers? 16 17 -739 4 Once its ownership is finalized , the new company will open talks with state - appointed receivers to buy or lease Waertsilae Marine ' s shipyard facilities . state - appointed receivers Who are the state-appointed receivers? 13 17 -739 4 Once its ownership is finalized , the new company will open talks with state - appointed receivers to buy or lease Waertsilae Marine ' s shipyard facilities . Once When will it be final? 0 1 -739 4 Once its ownership is finalized , the new company will open talks with state - appointed receivers to buy or lease Waertsilae Marine ' s shipyard facilities . state - appointed receivers Who were these receivers? 13 17 -739 4 Once its ownership is finalized , the new company will open talks with state - appointed receivers to buy or lease Waertsilae Marine ' s shipyard facilities . buy or lease What is the preference? 18 21 -739 5 Subcontractors will be offered a settlement and a swift transition to new management is expected to avert an exodus of skilled workers from Waertsilae Marine ' s two big shipyards , government officials said . settlement What are the terms of the settlement? 5 6 -739 5 Subcontractors will be offered a settlement and a swift transition to new management is expected to avert an exodus of skilled workers from Waertsilae Marine ' s two big shipyards , government officials said . Subcontractors Who are the subcontractors? 0 1 -739 5 Subcontractors will be offered a settlement and a swift transition to new management is expected to avert an exodus of skilled workers from Waertsilae Marine ' s two big shipyards , government officials said . a settlement What will this settlement include? 4 6 -739 5 Subcontractors will be offered a settlement and a swift transition to new management is expected to avert an exodus of skilled workers from Waertsilae Marine ' s two big shipyards , government officials said . swift transition How quick will this transaction be? 8 10 -739 5 Subcontractors will be offered a settlement and a swift transition to new management is expected to avert an exodus of skilled workers from Waertsilae Marine ' s two big shipyards , government officials said . skilled workers Do they train workers in these shipyards? 20 22 -740 1 " Feeding Frenzy " ( Henry Holt , 326 pages , $ 19 . 95 ) , a highly detailed account of the Wedtech scandal , begins on a reassuring note . Wedtech what is wedtech? 23 24 -740 1 " Feeding Frenzy " ( Henry Holt , 326 pages , $ 19 . 95 ) , a highly detailed account of the Wedtech scandal , begins on a reassuring note . a reassuring note How does the book convey this emotion? 28 31 -740 1 " Feeding Frenzy " ( Henry Holt , 326 pages , $ 19 . 95 ) , a highly detailed account of the Wedtech scandal , begins on a reassuring note . Wedtech What was that scandal 23 24 -740 2 Right up front in the preface , co - author William Sternberg gives us an example of his own integrity . example of his own what is the example? 15 19 -740 2 Right up front in the preface , co - author William Sternberg gives us an example of his own integrity . an example of his own integrity How does Mr. Sternberg give this example? 14 20 -740 2 Right up front in the preface , co - author William Sternberg gives us an example of his own integrity . William What is the relation between both authors 10 11 -740 3 When offered a free trip from the Bronx , Wedtech ' s home , to Washington , D . C . , by one of Wedtech ' s principals , he tells the reader , " mindful of accepting anything of value from those I was writing about , I declined . " by one of Wedtech ' s principals , Which one of his principals? 22 30 -740 5 Bribe by bribe , Mr . Sternberg and his co - author , Matthew C . Harrison Jr . , lead us along the path Wedtech traveled , from its inception as a small manufacturing company to the status of full - fledged defense contractor , entrusted with the task of producing vital equipment for the Army and Navy . the status of full - fledged defense contractor , How did the company make this shift? 37 46 -740 5 Bribe by bribe , Mr . Sternberg and his co - author , Matthew C . Harrison Jr . , lead us along the path Wedtech traveled , from its inception as a small manufacturing company to the status of full - fledged defense contractor , entrusted with the task of producing vital equipment for the Army and Navy . entrusted with the task Why does the Army trust them with this task? 46 50 -740 5 Bribe by bribe , Mr . Sternberg and his co - author , Matthew C . Harrison Jr . , lead us along the path Wedtech traveled , from its inception as a small manufacturing company to the status of full - fledged defense contractor , entrusted with the task of producing vital equipment for the Army and Navy . producing vital equipment What kind of vital equipment? 51 54 -741 1 Upjohn Co . said it will offer an early retirement package to as many as 1 , 100 employees in a cost - cutting move expected to result in a fourth - quarter charge . early retirement package to why are they doing that? 8 12 -741 1 Upjohn Co . said it will offer an early retirement package to as many as 1 , 100 employees in a cost - cutting move expected to result in a fourth - quarter charge . cost - cutting move What necessitated the cost-cutting? 21 25 -741 1 Upjohn Co . said it will offer an early retirement package to as many as 1 , 100 employees in a cost - cutting move expected to result in a fourth - quarter charge . Upjohn Co What type of company is Upjohn Co.? 0 2 -741 4 The program , available to Upjohn employees 55 years old or older , could increase an individual ' s retirement benefits 10 % to 20 % . benefits 10 % to 20 % why wouldnt they take? 20 26 -741 4 The program , available to Upjohn employees 55 years old or older , could increase an individual ' s retirement benefits 10 % to 20 % . The program , What will the program include to increase these benefits? 0 3 -741 5 In addition , Upjohn is offering a one - time retirement bonus equal to six months of base pay . to six months of base pay how much is that in dollars? 13 19 -742 1 The U . S . International Trade Commission issued preliminary rulings under the U . S . anti - dumping act that imports of sweaters from Hong Kong , Taiwan and South Korea may be injuring a domestic industry . rulings What kind of rulings? 10 11 -742 1 The U . S . International Trade Commission issued preliminary rulings under the U . S . anti - dumping act that imports of sweaters from Hong Kong , Taiwan and South Korea may be injuring a domestic industry . domestic industry . What industry is this? 37 40 -742 2 Because of the rulings , the Commerce Department will continue to investigate complaints by U . S . sweater makers that the imports are reaching the U . S . at unfairly low prices in violation of the U . S . anti - dumping act . rulings , What were the rulings? 3 5 -742 2 Because of the rulings , the Commerce Department will continue to investigate complaints by U . S . sweater makers that the imports are reaching the U . S . at unfairly low prices in violation of the U . S . anti - dumping act . low prices What is the average price of one of the sweaters in question? 32 34 -742 2 Because of the rulings , the Commerce Department will continue to investigate complaints by U . S . sweater makers that the imports are reaching the U . S . at unfairly low prices in violation of the U . S . anti - dumping act . violation of the U . S . anti - dumping act . How do cheap imported sweaters and dumping equal out? I mean, in a sarcastic maybe... 35 47 -742 3 The law defines unfairly low prices as ones below the cost of production or below prices in an exporter ' s home market . unfairly why is it unfair? 3 4 -742 3 The law defines unfairly low prices as ones below the cost of production or below prices in an exporter ' s home market . below the cost of production How is this possible? 8 13 -742 4 ITC officials said final Commerce Department and ITC rulings won ' t come until next March or later . March of which year? 15 16 -742 4 ITC officials said final Commerce Department and ITC rulings won ' t come until next March or later . March or later Of what year? 15 18 -742 4 ITC officials said final Commerce Department and ITC rulings won ' t come until next March or later . ITC what is this? 0 1 -742 5 If both agencies find violations of the U . S . trade law , the U . S . would assess penalty duties on the imports , which already are subject to import quotas under bilateral textile and apparel trade agreements . bilateral textile and apparel trade agreements are these complex? 35 41 -742 5 If both agencies find violations of the U . S . trade law , the U . S . would assess penalty duties on the imports , which already are subject to import quotas under bilateral textile and apparel trade agreements . import quotas does this mean to restrict the number of sweaters coming into the country? Or we give them an order? 32 34 -743 1 Metallgesellschaft AG said it agreed to acquire 51 % of Lentjes AG from the Ferdinand Lentjes Foundation . Lentjes Who is Lentjes? 10 11 -743 1 Metallgesellschaft AG said it agreed to acquire 51 % of Lentjes AG from the Ferdinand Lentjes Foundation . agreed Why did Metallgesellshaft AG agree to buy Lentjes? 4 5 -743 2 Terms weren ' t disclosed . weren ' t disclosed Why weren't terms disclosed? 1 5 -743 2 Terms weren ' t disclosed . Terms What terms weren't disclosed? 0 1 -743 2 Terms weren ' t disclosed . Terms Why were the terms not disclosed? 0 1 -743 2 Terms weren ' t disclosed . weren ' t disclosed will they be disclosed soon? 1 5 -743 3 Metallgesellschaft , a diversified Frankfurt , West Germany - based metals group , said it is buying the stake in the specialized engineering company to expand its production of environmental supplies for power plants . environmental supplies What kinds of environmental supplies are produced? 29 31 -743 3 Metallgesellschaft , a diversified Frankfurt , West Germany - based metals group , said it is buying the stake in the specialized engineering company to expand its production of environmental supplies for power plants . expand Why does Metallgesellshaft want to expand its products of environmental supplies? 25 26 -743 4 Lentjes ' product mix of specialized boilers and pipes provides a good fit with its own Lurgi G . m . b . with its own With it's own what, what do they make exactly? 13 16 -743 4 Lentjes ' product mix of specialized boilers and pipes provides a good fit with its own Lurgi G . m . b . fit How are boilers and pipes a good fit for Lurgi G.m.b. 12 13 -743 4 Lentjes ' product mix of specialized boilers and pipes provides a good fit with its own Lurgi G . m . b . product mix what is the product ratio mix? 2 4 -743 5 H . plant engineering unit , the company said . engineering How does the unit utilize engineering? 3 4 -743 5 H . plant engineering unit , the company said . unit , the company said did the ceo say it? 4 9 -744 1 The Bush administration ' s nomination of Clarence Thomas to a seat on the federal appeals court here received a blow this week when the American Bar Association gave Mr . Thomas only a " qualified " rating , rather than " well qualified . " nomination Why was Clarence Thomas nominated by the Bush administration for a seat on the federal appeals court? 5 6 -744 1 The Bush administration ' s nomination of Clarence Thomas to a seat on the federal appeals court here received a blow this week when the American Bar Association gave Mr . Thomas only a " qualified " rating , rather than " well qualified . " gave Why did the American Bar association give Mr. Thomas only a qualified rating and not a well qualified rating? 28 29 -744 1 The Bush administration ' s nomination of Clarence Thomas to a seat on the federal appeals court here received a blow this week when the American Bar Association gave Mr . Thomas only a " qualified " rating , rather than " well qualified . " a blow What does a blow mean? 19 21 -744 1 The Bush administration ' s nomination of Clarence Thomas to a seat on the federal appeals court here received a blow this week when the American Bar Association gave Mr . Thomas only a " qualified " rating , rather than " well qualified . " " qualified " Why did Clarence Thomas only have a qualified rating? 34 37 -744 2 People familiar with the Senate Judiciary Committee , which will vote on the nomination , said some liberal members of the panel are likely to question the ABA rating in hearings on the matter . question Why are liberal members likely to question the ABA rating in hearings on the matter? 25 26 -744 2 People familiar with the Senate Judiciary Committee , which will vote on the nomination , said some liberal members of the panel are likely to question the ABA rating in hearings on the matter . liberal What does liberal mean? 17 18 -744 2 People familiar with the Senate Judiciary Committee , which will vote on the nomination , said some liberal members of the panel are likely to question the ABA rating in hearings on the matter . Senate Judiciary Committee , Who is on the Senate Judiciary Committee? 4 8 -744 2 People familiar with the Senate Judiciary Committee , which will vote on the nomination , said some liberal members of the panel are likely to question the ABA rating in hearings on the matter . liberal members Which liberal members are likely to question the ABA ratings? 17 19 -744 3 Mr . Thomas , currently chairman of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission , would add another conservative voice to the closely divided court . currently Why was Mr. Thomas elected as chairman of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission? 4 5 -744 3 Mr . Thomas , currently chairman of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission , would add another conservative voice to the closely divided court . divided Why is the court closely divided? 21 22 -744 4 Groups have accused him of advocating policies that narrowed rights of older workers and of ignoring discrimination by large companies . accused do they have evidence? 2 3 -744 4 Groups have accused him of advocating policies that narrowed rights of older workers and of ignoring discrimination by large companies . accused How do groups know that he is advocating policies that narrowed rights of older workers 2 3 -744 4 Groups have accused him of advocating policies that narrowed rights of older workers and of ignoring discrimination by large companies . ignoring How do groups know he is ignoring discrimination by large companies? 15 16 -744 4 Groups have accused him of advocating policies that narrowed rights of older workers and of ignoring discrimination by large companies . discrimination Why are large companies discriminating? 16 17 -744 4 Groups have accused him of advocating policies that narrowed rights of older workers and of ignoring discrimination by large companies . Groups have accused him What is the proof for these accusations? 0 4 -744 4 Groups have accused him of advocating policies that narrowed rights of older workers and of ignoring discrimination by large companies . advocating policies Which policies has Clarence Thomas advocated that narrowed older workers rights? 5 7 -744 5 Fourteen members of the House with jurisdiction over the EEOC have said they oppose Mr . Thomas ' s nomination because of " serious questions about his judgment { and } respect for the law . " judgment How was his judgement questionable? 27 28 -744 5 Fourteen members of the House with jurisdiction over the EEOC have said they oppose Mr . Thomas ' s nomination because of " serious questions about his judgment { and } respect for the law . " respect How does opposing Mr. Thomas' nomination show respect for the law? 31 32 -744 5 Fourteen members of the House with jurisdiction over the EEOC have said they oppose Mr . Thomas ' s nomination because of " serious questions about his judgment { and } respect for the law . " Fourteen members of the House Which 14 members of the House oppose Mr. Thomas's nomination? 0 5 -745 1 Genetics Institute Inc . , Cambridge , Mass . , said it was awarded U . S . patents for Interleukin - 3 and bone morphogenetic protein . Interleukin - 3 and bone morphogenetic protein What do these products assist with? 20 27 -745 1 Genetics Institute Inc . , Cambridge , Mass . , said it was awarded U . S . patents for Interleukin - 3 and bone morphogenetic protein . bone morphogenetic protein What does this mean? 24 27 -745 2 The patent for Interleukin - 3 covers materials and methods used to make the human blood cell growth factor via recombinant DNA technology . Interleukin - 3 what is it exactly? 3 6 -745 2 The patent for Interleukin - 3 covers materials and methods used to make the human blood cell growth factor via recombinant DNA technology . materials and methods What sorts of methods and materials are used? 7 10 -745 2 The patent for Interleukin - 3 covers materials and methods used to make the human blood cell growth factor via recombinant DNA technology . patent When was this particular patent registered? 1 2 -745 3 Sandoz Ltd . has licensed certain manufacturing and marketing rights for Interleukin - 3 from Genetics Institute and is conducting preclinical studies with it . preclinical studies when will it become public? 20 22 -745 3 Sandoz Ltd . has licensed certain manufacturing and marketing rights for Interleukin - 3 from Genetics Institute and is conducting preclinical studies with it . preclinical studies with it How are these trials conducted? 20 24 -745 3 Sandoz Ltd . has licensed certain manufacturing and marketing rights for Interleukin - 3 from Genetics Institute and is conducting preclinical studies with it . and is conducting preclinical studies with it . What kind of preclinical studies? 17 25 -745 4 Interleukin - 3 may help in treating blood cell deficiencies associated with cancer treatment , bone marrow transplants and other blood - cell disorders , Genetics Institute said . cancer treatment , How long will these treatments require? 12 15 -745 4 Interleukin - 3 may help in treating blood cell deficiencies associated with cancer treatment , bone marrow transplants and other blood - cell disorders , Genetics Institute said . may help in treating blood cell deficiencies In what way could it do this? 3 10 -745 5 The second patent describes bone morphogenetic protein - 1 , a substance that can induce formation of new cartilage . formation of new cartilage how does it do that? 15 19 -745 5 The second patent describes bone morphogenetic protein - 1 , a substance that can induce formation of new cartilage . a substance what is the nature of the substance? 10 12 -746 1 ECONOMIC GROWTH APPEARS to be leveling off , latest reports suggest . leveling off , To what degree is it leveling off? 5 8 -746 1 ECONOMIC GROWTH APPEARS to be leveling off , latest reports suggest . be leveling off , why is it leveling off? 4 8 -746 1 ECONOMIC GROWTH APPEARS to be leveling off , latest reports suggest . latest reports suggest How so and any statistics to show this? 8 11 -746 1 ECONOMIC GROWTH APPEARS to be leveling off , latest reports suggest . suggest How does the latest report know economic growth is starting to level off? 10 11 -746 1 ECONOMIC GROWTH APPEARS to be leveling off , latest reports suggest . leveling off , How much is it leveling off? 5 8 -746 2 Factory orders and construction outlays were largely flat in September , while purchasing agents said manufacturing shrank further in October . largely flat Is there a particular reason the orders and outlays were flat at that time? 6 8 -746 2 Factory orders and construction outlays were largely flat in September , while purchasing agents said manufacturing shrank further in October . manufacturing shrank further Why is the manufacturing shrinking? 15 18 -746 2 Factory orders and construction outlays were largely flat in September , while purchasing agents said manufacturing shrank further in October . outlays what are outlays? 4 5 -746 2 Factory orders and construction outlays were largely flat in September , while purchasing agents said manufacturing shrank further in October . flat Why are factory orders and construction outlays largely flat in September? 7 8 -746 2 Factory orders and construction outlays were largely flat in September , while purchasing agents said manufacturing shrank further in October . shrank Why did manufacturing shrink further in October? 16 17 -746 2 Factory orders and construction outlays were largely flat in September , while purchasing agents said manufacturing shrank further in October . shrank How much did it shrink? 16 17 -746 3 Still , many economists aren ' t predicting a recession anytime soon . recession Why are economists not predicting a recession? 9 10 -746 4 The Fed is coming under pressure to cut short - term interest rates due to the apparent slowing of the economy . under pressure Where is the pressure coming from? 4 6 -746 4 The Fed is coming under pressure to cut short - term interest rates due to the apparent slowing of the economy . cut short - term interest rates How much of a cut is needed? 7 13 -746 4 The Fed is coming under pressure to cut short - term interest rates due to the apparent slowing of the economy . coming under pressure Coming under pressure from whom? 3 6 -746 4 The Fed is coming under pressure to cut short - term interest rates due to the apparent slowing of the economy . cut How does cutting short-term interest rates help the slowing economy? 7 8 -746 5 But it isn ' t clear yet whether the central bank will make such a move . make such a move Is the bank considering another solution? 12 16 -746 5 But it isn ' t clear yet whether the central bank will make such a move . clear yet when will it be clear? 5 7 -746 5 But it isn ' t clear yet whether the central bank will make such a move . isn ' t clear yet Who gets final say in that decision? 2 7 -746 5 But it isn ' t clear yet whether the central bank will make such a move . clear Why is it not clear if the central bank will make a move? 5 6 -746 5 But it isn ' t clear yet whether the central bank will make such a move . move How will it be made clear if the central bank will make such a move? 15 16 -747 1 Komatsu Ltd . , a large integrated maker of construction machinery , posted a 32 % unconsolidated gain in first - half pretax profit . unconsolidated Why was the gain unconsolidated? 16 17 -747 1 Komatsu Ltd . , a large integrated maker of construction machinery , posted a 32 % unconsolidated gain in first - half pretax profit . integrated How is Komatsu Ltd. integrated? 6 7 -747 1 Komatsu Ltd . , a large integrated maker of construction machinery , posted a 32 % unconsolidated gain in first - half pretax profit . unconsolidated gain what does unconsolidated gain mean? 16 18 -747 1 Komatsu Ltd . , a large integrated maker of construction machinery , posted a 32 % unconsolidated gain in first - half pretax profit . first - half pretax what is first-half pretax? 19 23 -747 2 For the period ended Sept . 30 , it earned 16 . 68 billion yen , ( US $ 116 . 7 million ) up from 12 . 68 billion yen the year before . 16 . 68 billion yen , how did they do that? 10 16 -747 2 For the period ended Sept . 30 , it earned 16 . 68 billion yen , ( US $ 116 . 7 million ) up from 12 . 68 billion yen the year before . up Why is earnings up from a year before? 24 25 -747 2 For the period ended Sept . 30 , it earned 16 . 68 billion yen , ( US $ 116 . 7 million ) up from 12 . 68 billion yen the year before . up from 12 . 68 billion yen the year before what caused the difference in profit? 24 34 -747 3 Sales rose 11 % to 292 . 32 billion yen from 263 . 07 billion yen . rose 11 % are people buying more? 1 4 -747 3 Sales rose 11 % to 292 . 32 billion yen from 263 . 07 billion yen . rose Why did sales rise 11% from last year? 1 2 -747 3 Sales rose 11 % to 292 . 32 billion yen from 263 . 07 billion yen . Sales rose 11 % Why did sales rise 11%? 0 4 -747 3 Sales rose 11 % to 292 . 32 billion yen from 263 . 07 billion yen . rose 11 % why did it raise so much? 1 4 -747 4 Net income surged 31 % to 7 . 63 billion yen from 5 . 82 billion yen . income How did income increase 31%? 1 2 -747 4 Net income surged 31 % to 7 . 63 billion yen from 5 . 82 billion yen . Net income what does net income mean? 0 2 -747 5 Per - share net rose to 7 . 84 yen from 6 . 53 yen . rose to 7 . 84 yen from is that a lot? 4 11 -747 5 Per - share net rose to 7 . 84 yen from 6 . 53 yen . rose Why did per-share net rise from 6.53 to 7.84 yen? 4 5 -747 5 Per - share net rose to 7 . 84 yen from 6 . 53 yen . Per - share net What does per-share net mean? 0 4 -747 5 Per - share net rose to 7 . 84 yen from 6 . 53 yen . Per - share net what is per-share net? 0 4 -748 1 ORTEGA ENDED a truce with the Contras and said elections were threatened . Contras who are the contras? 6 7 -748 1 ORTEGA ENDED a truce with the Contras and said elections were threatened . the Contras Who are \"the Contras\"? 5 7 -748 1 ORTEGA ENDED a truce with the Contras and said elections were threatened . truce how long has the truce lasted? 3 4 -748 1 ORTEGA ENDED a truce with the Contras and said elections were threatened . ENDED a truce Why did he end the truce? 1 4 -748 1 ORTEGA ENDED a truce with the Contras and said elections were threatened . elections were threatened How had the elections been threatened? 9 12 -748 2 The Nicaraguan president , citing attacks by the U . S . - backed rebels , suspended a 19 - month - old cease - fire and accused Bush of " promoting death . " While he reaffirmed support for the country ' s Feb . 25 elections , Ortega indicated that renewed U . S . military aid to the Contras could thwart the balloting . " promoting death why is it in quotes? 30 33 -748 2 The Nicaraguan president , citing attacks by the U . S . - backed rebels , suspended a 19 - month - old cease - fire and accused Bush of " promoting death . " While he reaffirmed support for the country ' s Feb . 25 elections , Ortega indicated that renewed U . S . military aid to the Contras could thwart the balloting . U . S . military aid to the Contras Is there any proof that the US is backing this group of considered rebels? 53 62 -748 2 The Nicaraguan president , citing attacks by the U . S . - backed rebels , suspended a 19 - month - old cease - fire and accused Bush of " promoting death . " While he reaffirmed support for the country ' s Feb . 25 elections , Ortega indicated that renewed U . S . military aid to the Contras could thwart the balloting . accused Bush of " promoting What were the accusations? 27 32 -748 2 The Nicaraguan president , citing attacks by the U . S . - backed rebels , suspended a 19 - month - old cease - fire and accused Bush of " promoting death . " While he reaffirmed support for the country ' s Feb . 25 elections , Ortega indicated that renewed U . S . military aid to the Contras could thwart the balloting . Nicaraguan president , What is the presidents name? 1 4 -748 2 The Nicaraguan president , citing attacks by the U . S . - backed rebels , suspended a 19 - month - old cease - fire and accused Bush of " promoting death . " While he reaffirmed support for the country ' s Feb . 25 elections , Ortega indicated that renewed U . S . military aid to the Contras could thwart the balloting . citing attacks Were these attacks confirmed? 4 6 -748 2 The Nicaraguan president , citing attacks by the U . S . - backed rebels , suspended a 19 - month - old cease - fire and accused Bush of " promoting death . " While he reaffirmed support for the country ' s Feb . 25 elections , Ortega indicated that renewed U . S . military aid to the Contras could thwart the balloting . accused Bush What made him accuse Bush? 27 29 -748 3 He said U . S . assistance should be used to demobilize the rebels . U . S . assistance should be used What kind of assistance? 2 10 -748 3 He said U . S . assistance should be used to demobilize the rebels . the rebels How many rebels are there? 12 14 -748 4 A White House spokesman condemned the truce suspension as " deplorable " but brushed off talk of renewing military funding for the insurgents . A White House spokesman Which White House spokesman? 0 4 -748 4 A White House spokesman condemned the truce suspension as " deplorable " but brushed off talk of renewing military funding for the insurgents . brushed off talk Why did the spokesman brush off talks? 13 16 -748 5 The Contra military command , in a statement from Honduras , said Sandinista troops had launched a major offensive against the rebel forces . Sandinista is that a militia? 12 13 -748 5 The Contra military command , in a statement from Honduras , said Sandinista troops had launched a major offensive against the rebel forces . troops Does this number surpass the number of rebels? 13 14 -748 5 The Contra military command , in a statement from Honduras , said Sandinista troops had launched a major offensive against the rebel forces . major offensive What exactly is this offensive? 17 19 -749 1 Coleco Industries Inc . , a once high - flying toy maker whose stock peaked at $ 65 a share in the early 1980s , filed a Chapter 11 reorganization plan that provides just 1 . 125 cents a share for common stockholders . high - flying toy maker how did they go under? 7 12 -749 1 Coleco Industries Inc . , a once high - flying toy maker whose stock peaked at $ 65 a share in the early 1980s , filed a Chapter 11 reorganization plan that provides just 1 . 125 cents a share for common stockholders . Chapter 11 What is a Chapter 11? 27 29 -749 1 Coleco Industries Inc . , a once high - flying toy maker whose stock peaked at $ 65 a share in the early 1980s , filed a Chapter 11 reorganization plan that provides just 1 . 125 cents a share for common stockholders . Chapter 11 What is chapter 11? 27 29 -749 1 Coleco Industries Inc . , a once high - flying toy maker whose stock peaked at $ 65 a share in the early 1980s , filed a Chapter 11 reorganization plan that provides just 1 . 125 cents a share for common stockholders . plan Why does the reorganization plan provide so little per share for common stockholders? 30 31 -749 2 Under the plan , unsecured creditors , who are owed about $ 430 million , would receive about $ 92 million , or 21 cents for each dollar they are owed . unsecured creditors , Who are the unsecured creditors? 4 7 -749 2 Under the plan , unsecured creditors , who are owed about $ 430 million , would receive about $ 92 million , or 21 cents for each dollar they are owed . plan , How does the plan justify paying unsecured creditors only 1/5 of what they’re owed? 2 4 -749 3 In addition , they will receive stock in the reorganized company , which will be named Ranger Industries Inc . Ranger Industries Inc when did they change the name? 16 19 -749 3 In addition , they will receive stock in the reorganized company , which will be named Ranger Industries Inc . Ranger Industries Inc Will Ranger Industries continue to manufacture toys? 16 19 -749 3 In addition , they will receive stock in the reorganized company , which will be named Ranger Industries Inc . reorganized company , Is reorganized another word for bailout? 9 12 -749 5 The Avon , Conn . , company ' s stock hit a high in 1983 after it unveiled its Adam home computer , but the product was plagued with glitches and the company ' s fortunes plunged . plagued with glitches what type of glitches? 27 30 -749 5 The Avon , Conn . , company ' s stock hit a high in 1983 after it unveiled its Adam home computer , but the product was plagued with glitches and the company ' s fortunes plunged . Adam home computer , What did the Adam home computer do? 19 23 -749 5 The Avon , Conn . , company ' s stock hit a high in 1983 after it unveiled its Adam home computer , but the product was plagued with glitches and the company ' s fortunes plunged . the product was plagued with glitches What were the glitches? 24 30 -750 1 Valley Federal Savings & Loan Association took an $ 89 . 9 million charge as it reported a third - quarter loss of $ 70 . 7 million , or $ 12 . 09 a share . $ 89 . 9 million charge why were they charged? 8 14 -750 1 Valley Federal Savings & Loan Association took an $ 89 . 9 million charge as it reported a third - quarter loss of $ 70 . 7 million , or $ 12 . 09 a share . loss Is there a particular cause for this loss? 21 22 -750 1 Valley Federal Savings & Loan Association took an $ 89 . 9 million charge as it reported a third - quarter loss of $ 70 . 7 million , or $ 12 . 09 a share . Valley Federal Savings & Loan Association Where is the Valley Federal Savings & Loan Association? 0 6 -750 2 The Van Nuys , Calif . , thrift had net income of $ 132 , 000 , or three cents a share , a year ago . three cents a share , is that very low? 18 23 -750 3 The bulk of the pretax charge is a $ 62 million write - off of capitalized servicing at the mobile home financing subsidiary , which the company said had been a big drain on earnings . write - off Who authorized the write off? 11 14 -750 3 The bulk of the pretax charge is a $ 62 million write - off of capitalized servicing at the mobile home financing subsidiary , which the company said had been a big drain on earnings . mobile home financing subsidiary , Why did this subsidiary need a write off? 19 24 -750 3 The bulk of the pretax charge is a $ 62 million write - off of capitalized servicing at the mobile home financing subsidiary , which the company said had been a big drain on earnings . big drain on earnings How was it draining? 31 35 -750 3 The bulk of the pretax charge is a $ 62 million write - off of capitalized servicing at the mobile home financing subsidiary , which the company said had been a big drain on earnings . big drain Why is the mobile home financing subsidiary a big drain on earnings? 31 33 -750 3 The bulk of the pretax charge is a $ 62 million write - off of capitalized servicing at the mobile home financing subsidiary , which the company said had been a big drain on earnings . big drain on earnings How was the capitalized servicing a big drain on earnings? 31 35 -750 4 The company said the one - time provision would substantially eliminate all future losses at the unit . all future losses at the unit How could that be guaranteed? 11 17 -750 4 The company said the one - time provision would substantially eliminate all future losses at the unit . eliminate How would the provision eliminate all future losses at the unit? 10 11 -750 5 Valley Federal also added $ 18 million to realestate loan reserves and eliminated $ 9 . 9 million of good will . added $ 18 million to realestate loan reserves Why did they add this amount to those reserves? 3 11 -750 5 Valley Federal also added $ 18 million to realestate loan reserves and eliminated $ 9 . 9 million of good will . good will What was the good will? 19 21 -751 1 Carnival Cruise Lines Inc . said potential problems with the construction of two big cruise ships from Finland have been averted . have been averted how were they averted? 18 21 -751 1 Carnival Cruise Lines Inc . said potential problems with the construction of two big cruise ships from Finland have been averted . potential problems What are the potential problems? 6 8 -751 1 Carnival Cruise Lines Inc . said potential problems with the construction of two big cruise ships from Finland have been averted . potential problems What were the potential problems with the construction of the cruise ships? 6 8 -751 1 Carnival Cruise Lines Inc . said potential problems with the construction of two big cruise ships from Finland have been averted . averted How have the problems with the construction of the cruise ships been averted? 20 21 -751 1 Carnival Cruise Lines Inc . said potential problems with the construction of two big cruise ships from Finland have been averted . two big cruise ships from Finland Which two big cruise ships? 12 18 -751 1 Carnival Cruise Lines Inc . said potential problems with the construction of two big cruise ships from Finland have been averted . potential problems WHAT ARE THE PROBLEMS? 6 8 -751 2 Last week , Miami - based Carnival disclosed that Waertsilae Marine Industries , the Finnish shipyard that is building Carnival ' s new cruise ships , planned to file for bankruptcy . Last week , what year was this? 0 3 -751 2 Last week , Miami - based Carnival disclosed that Waertsilae Marine Industries , the Finnish shipyard that is building Carnival ' s new cruise ships , planned to file for bankruptcy . file for bankruptcy . WHY ARE THEY GOING UNDERIF THEY HAVE A CARNIVAL CONTRACT? 28 32 -751 3 Yesterday , Carnival said a new company has been formed in Finland that will carry on Waertsilae ' s shipbuilding operations . new company What is the new company's name? 5 7 -751 3 Yesterday , Carnival said a new company has been formed in Finland that will carry on Waertsilae ' s shipbuilding operations . new company WHY DID ONE COMPNAYFILE FOR BANKRUPTCY WHILE THEY SET UP A WHOLE NEW COMPANYTO DO THE SAME THING? 5 7 -751 4 Carnival said it will be an 11 % shareholder in the new company . 11 % shareholder do they have any decision making power? 6 9 -751 4 Carnival said it will be an 11 % shareholder in the new company . 11 % shareholder DID THEY HOLD SHARES IN THE LAST COMPANY? 6 9 -751 5 Carnival said the Fantasy , a 2 , 050 - passenger ship that was slated to be delivered this month , will be delivered in January . delivered in January . WHY THE HOLD UP? CAN'T THE ORIGINAL COMPANY FULFILL THE CONTRACT BEFORE CLOSING? 23 27 -752 1 GenCorp Inc . , hurt by a plant accident and other unexpected costs , said it expects to report that fiscal fourth - quarter profit from continuing operations will be significantly below last year ' s $ 25 million . hurt by a plant accident What kind of plant accident? 4 9 -752 1 GenCorp Inc . , hurt by a plant accident and other unexpected costs , said it expects to report that fiscal fourth - quarter profit from continuing operations will be significantly below last year ' s $ 25 million . hurt by a plant accident What type of plant accident occurred? 4 9 -752 1 GenCorp Inc . , hurt by a plant accident and other unexpected costs , said it expects to report that fiscal fourth - quarter profit from continuing operations will be significantly below last year ' s $ 25 million . plant accident What happened? 7 9 -752 1 GenCorp Inc . , hurt by a plant accident and other unexpected costs , said it expects to report that fiscal fourth - quarter profit from continuing operations will be significantly below last year ' s $ 25 million . plant accident What happened in the plant accident? 7 9 -752 1 GenCorp Inc . , hurt by a plant accident and other unexpected costs , said it expects to report that fiscal fourth - quarter profit from continuing operations will be significantly below last year ' s $ 25 million . other unexpected costs , What unexpected costs? 10 14 -752 1 GenCorp Inc . , hurt by a plant accident and other unexpected costs , said it expects to report that fiscal fourth - quarter profit from continuing operations will be significantly below last year ' s $ 25 million . significantly below How much below? 30 32 -752 2 The Fairlawn , Ohio - based company also said that full - year profit from continuing operations will be far below last year ' s $ 148 million . Fairlawn , what part of ohio is that? 1 3 -752 2 The Fairlawn , Ohio - based company also said that full - year profit from continuing operations will be far below last year ' s $ 148 million . will be far below last year ' s $ 148 million Why is the full-year profit lower in this year? 17 28 -752 2 The Fairlawn , Ohio - based company also said that full - year profit from continuing operations will be far below last year ' s $ 148 million . far below how far below are the expectations? 19 21 -752 2 The Fairlawn , Ohio - based company also said that full - year profit from continuing operations will be far below last year ' s $ 148 million . will be far below Is this all due to the accident? 17 21 -752 2 The Fairlawn , Ohio - based company also said that full - year profit from continuing operations will be far below last year ' s $ 148 million . $ 148 million Is this the companies yearly average? 25 28 -752 3 Last year ' s figures include a one - time loss of $ 12 million for restructuring and unusual items . unusual items Why were there so many unusual items? 18 20 -752 3 Last year ' s figures include a one - time loss of $ 12 million for restructuring and unusual items . one - time loss how can you assure this is a one time loss? 7 11 -752 3 Last year ' s figures include a one - time loss of $ 12 million for restructuring and unusual items . unusual items What unusual items? 18 20 -752 4 But the automotive parts and aerospace concern expects that net for the year ending Nov . 30 will exceed last fiscal year ' s net of $ 70 million , or $ 2 . 19 a share , primarily because of $ 200 million in gains from sales of discontinued operations . concern what does concern mean in this context? 6 7 -752 4 But the automotive parts and aerospace concern expects that net for the year ending Nov . 30 will exceed last fiscal year ' s net of $ 70 million , or $ 2 . 19 a share , primarily because of $ 200 million in gains from sales of discontinued operations . discontinued operations Which operations were stopped? 49 51 -752 4 But the automotive parts and aerospace concern expects that net for the year ending Nov . 30 will exceed last fiscal year ' s net of $ 70 million , or $ 2 . 19 a share , primarily because of $ 200 million in gains from sales of discontinued operations . aerospace concern what is the context of using the word concern here? 5 7 -752 4 But the automotive parts and aerospace concern expects that net for the year ending Nov . 30 will exceed last fiscal year ' s net of $ 70 million , or $ 2 . 19 a share , primarily because of $ 200 million in gains from sales of discontinued operations . will exceed What will make it exceed last years? 17 19 -752 4 But the automotive parts and aerospace concern expects that net for the year ending Nov . 30 will exceed last fiscal year ' s net of $ 70 million , or $ 2 . 19 a share , primarily because of $ 200 million in gains from sales of discontinued operations . discontinued operations How many operations were discontinued? 49 51 -752 5 Harry Millis , an analyst at McDonald & Co . in Cleveland , said GenCorp ' s unanticipated losses come largely from an accident at a government - owned assembly plant in Kansas , run by a private subcontractor , that makes cluster bombs for GenCorp ' s Aerojet Ordnance business . Millis , what are his credentials? 1 3 -752 5 Harry Millis , an analyst at McDonald & Co . in Cleveland , said GenCorp ' s unanticipated losses come largely from an accident at a government - owned assembly plant in Kansas , run by a private subcontractor , that makes cluster bombs for GenCorp ' s Aerojet Ordnance business . cluster bombs what do cluster bombs do? 42 44 -752 5 Harry Millis , an analyst at McDonald & Co . in Cleveland , said GenCorp ' s unanticipated losses come largely from an accident at a government - owned assembly plant in Kansas , run by a private subcontractor , that makes cluster bombs for GenCorp ' s Aerojet Ordnance business . plant in Kansas , How many plants do they own around the country? 30 34 -752 5 Harry Millis , an analyst at McDonald & Co . in Cleveland , said GenCorp ' s unanticipated losses come largely from an accident at a government - owned assembly plant in Kansas , run by a private subcontractor , that makes cluster bombs for GenCorp ' s Aerojet Ordnance business . an accident What happened? 22 24 -753 1 DD Acquisition Corp . , a partnership of Unicorp Canada Corp . ' s Kingsbridge Capital Group and Cara Operations Ltd . , extended to Nov . 20 its $ 45 - a - share offer for all Dunkin ' Donuts Inc . shares outstanding . extended Why did DD Acquisition Corp it’s Dunking Donuts share offer? 23 24 -753 2 The offer , which was due to expire yesterday , is conditional on 50 . 1 % of Dunkin ' common shares , on a fully diluted basis , being tendered and on the withdrawal of the company ' s poison pill rights plan . poison pill rights plan what is that? 40 44 -753 2 The offer , which was due to expire yesterday , is conditional on 50 . 1 % of Dunkin ' common shares , on a fully diluted basis , being tendered and on the withdrawal of the company ' s poison pill rights plan . conditional Why did DD Acquisitions make its offer conditional on these terms? 11 12 -753 2 The offer , which was due to expire yesterday , is conditional on 50 . 1 % of Dunkin ' common shares , on a fully diluted basis , being tendered and on the withdrawal of the company ' s poison pill rights plan . poison pill rights plan What is the poison pill rights plan? 40 44 -753 3 DD Acquisition has launched a suit in a Delaware court seeking the withdrawal of Dunkin ' s poison pill rights and employee stock ownership plans , which it claims were put in place to deter bidders . deter will this work? 34 35 -753 4 DD Acquisition said 2 . 2 million shares , or about 38 . 5 % of the shares outstanding , have been tendered under its offer . tendered what does tendered mean? 22 23 -754 1 Reuters Holdings PLC said Michael Reupke resigned as general manager to pursue unspecified interests , a move the news organization termed an " amicable separation . " " amicable separation why is it quoted? 22 25 -754 2 Mr . Reupke , 52 years old and a 27 - year Reuters veteran , had been the information - services company ' s general manager for only six months . general manager What does the general manager oversee specifically? 24 26 -754 2 Mr . Reupke , 52 years old and a 27 - year Reuters veteran , had been the information - services company ' s general manager for only six months . general manager for only six months What was Reupke's previous job title before he became GM? 24 30 -754 4 No successor was named , and Mr . Reupke ' s duties will be split among three other senior Reuters executives , the company said . successor was named , why was there no successor named? 1 5 -754 4 No successor was named , and Mr . Reupke ' s duties will be split among three other senior Reuters executives , the company said . successor Why was no successor named? 1 2 -754 4 No successor was named , and Mr . Reupke ' s duties will be split among three other senior Reuters executives , the company said . three other senior Reuters executives , Who are the three senior Reuters executives who will split the duties? 16 22 -754 4 No successor was named , and Mr . Reupke ' s duties will be split among three other senior Reuters executives , the company said . three other senior Reuters executives , Who are the three other senior executives? 16 22 -754 4 No successor was named , and Mr . Reupke ' s duties will be split among three other senior Reuters executives , the company said . No successor was named , Why had no successor been named by the company? 0 5 -754 5 In a telephone interview , Mr . Reupke said his departure was for " personal reasons , " which he declined to specify . " There is no business reason for my departure , " nor any disagreement over policy , he added . " personal reasons , " was he lying? 13 18 -755 1 Rockwell International Corp . reported flat operating earnings for the fourth quarter ended Sept . 30 . earnings in which year? 7 8 -755 1 Rockwell International Corp . reported flat operating earnings for the fourth quarter ended Sept . 30 . Rockwell International Corp . Which industry does Rockwell operate in? 0 4 -755 1 Rockwell International Corp . reported flat operating earnings for the fourth quarter ended Sept . 30 . flat Why are the operating earnings flat for the fourth quarter? 5 6 -755 1 Rockwell International Corp . reported flat operating earnings for the fourth quarter ended Sept . 30 . flat Is there a reason why they had flat earnings? 5 6 -755 2 The aerospace , automotive supply , electronics and printing - press concern also indicated that the first half of fiscal 1990 could be rough . rough why would it be rough? 23 24 -755 2 The aerospace , automotive supply , electronics and printing - press concern also indicated that the first half of fiscal 1990 could be rough . the first half of fiscal 1990 could be rough . Why would the first half of 1990 be a tough time, fiscally? 15 25 -755 2 The aerospace , automotive supply , electronics and printing - press concern also indicated that the first half of fiscal 1990 could be rough . indicated How did aerospace, automotive supply, electronics and printing-press indicate that the first half of fiscal 1990 could be rough? 13 14 -755 2 The aerospace , automotive supply , electronics and printing - press concern also indicated that the first half of fiscal 1990 could be rough . rough Is there a reason they are expecting this to be a rough season? 23 24 -755 3 In an interview , Donald Beall , chairman , said first - half profit certainly would trail the past year ' s , primarily because of weakness in the heavy - truck and passenger - car markets . weakness in the heavy - truck and passenger - car Why would there be weakness in these markets? 26 36 -755 3 In an interview , Donald Beall , chairman , said first - half profit certainly would trail the past year ' s , primarily because of weakness in the heavy - truck and passenger - car markets . weakness Why are heavy-truck and passenger-car markets weak? 26 27 -755 3 In an interview , Donald Beall , chairman , said first - half profit certainly would trail the past year ' s , primarily because of weakness in the heavy - truck and passenger - car markets . weakness What is causing this weakness in the market? 26 27 -755 4 Still , he added , if the industrial sector remains relatively stable , Rockwell should be able to recover in the second half and about equal fiscal 1989 ' s operating profit of $ 630 . 9 million . industrial sector is that a big sector? 7 9 -755 4 Still , he added , if the industrial sector remains relatively stable , Rockwell should be able to recover in the second half and about equal fiscal 1989 ' s operating profit of $ 630 . 9 million . stable , Why is the industrial sector stable? 11 13 -755 4 Still , he added , if the industrial sector remains relatively stable , Rockwell should be able to recover in the second half and about equal fiscal 1989 ' s operating profit of $ 630 . 9 million . recover How will Rockwell recover in the second half of the 1989 fiscal year? 18 19 -755 4 Still , he added , if the industrial sector remains relatively stable , Rockwell should be able to recover in the second half and about equal fiscal 1989 ' s operating profit of $ 630 . 9 million . $ 630 What we're their earnings last year? 33 35 -755 5 For fiscal 1989 ' s fourth quarter , Rockwell ' s net income totaled $ 126 . 1 million , or 50 cents a share . $ 126 How did Rockwell net $126.1 million? 14 16 -755 5 For fiscal 1989 ' s fourth quarter , Rockwell ' s net income totaled $ 126 . 1 million , or 50 cents a share . share What do they anticipate the price per share at the end of next year? 24 25 -756 1 A . L . Williams Corp . was merged into Primerica Corp . , New York , after a special meeting of Williams shareholders cleared the transaction , the companies said . merged Why did A.L. Williams Corp. merge into Primerica Corp.? 8 9 -756 2 Primerica , which had owned nearly 70 % of Williams , will pay about 16 . 7 million shares , currently valued at almost $ 472 million , for the rest of Williams . nearly 70 % was it less than 70 percent? 5 8 -756 2 Primerica , which had owned nearly 70 % of Williams , will pay about 16 . 7 million shares , currently valued at almost $ 472 million , for the rest of Williams . pay about 16 . 7 million shares , Why will it pay using shares? 12 20 -756 2 Primerica , which had owned nearly 70 % of Williams , will pay about 16 . 7 million shares , currently valued at almost $ 472 million , for the rest of Williams . for the rest Who will it pay for the rest to? 28 31 -756 2 Primerica , which had owned nearly 70 % of Williams , will pay about 16 . 7 million shares , currently valued at almost $ 472 million , for the rest of Williams . Primerica , What is the Primerica Corporation? 0 2 -756 3 The financial - services company will pay 0 . 82 share for each Williams share . 0 . 82 share why so low? 7 11 -756 3 The financial - services company will pay 0 . 82 share for each Williams share . 0 . 82 share Shouldn't this be 0.82 a share? 7 11 -756 4 Williams shares , which were to be delisted from the New York Stock Exchange after the close of composite trading yesterday , closed at $ 23 . 25 , off 12 . 5 cents . delisted why would they be delisted? 7 8 -756 4 Williams shares , which were to be delisted from the New York Stock Exchange after the close of composite trading yesterday , closed at $ 23 . 25 , off 12 . 5 cents . delisted Why will Williams shares be delisted from the New York Stock Exchange? 7 8 -756 4 Williams shares , which were to be delisted from the New York Stock Exchange after the close of composite trading yesterday , closed at $ 23 . 25 , off 12 . 5 cents . delisted Why would it be delisted? 7 8 -757 1 New York financier Saul Steinberg sought federal permission to buy more than 15 % of United Airlines ' parent , UAL Corp . , saying he might seek control of the nation ' s second - largest airline . seek control Why does Saul Steinberg want to seek control of United Airlines? 27 29 -757 1 New York financier Saul Steinberg sought federal permission to buy more than 15 % of United Airlines ' parent , UAL Corp . , saying he might seek control of the nation ' s second - largest airline . sought federal permission what does that involve? 5 8 -757 1 New York financier Saul Steinberg sought federal permission to buy more than 15 % of United Airlines ' parent , UAL Corp . , saying he might seek control of the nation ' s second - largest airline . federal permission Why does he need federal permission? 6 8 -757 1 New York financier Saul Steinberg sought federal permission to buy more than 15 % of United Airlines ' parent , UAL Corp . , saying he might seek control of the nation ' s second - largest airline . control of the nation ' s second - largest airline Why was he wanting to control the airline? 28 38 -757 2 Although takeover experts said they doubted Mr . Steinberg will make a bid by himself , the application by his Reliance Group Holdings Inc . could signal his interest in helping revive a failed labor - management bid . takeover experts Who are the experts? 1 3 -757 2 Although takeover experts said they doubted Mr . Steinberg will make a bid by himself , the application by his Reliance Group Holdings Inc . could signal his interest in helping revive a failed labor - management bid . bid by himself , Why do they think he will not make a bid by himself? 12 16 -757 2 Although takeover experts said they doubted Mr . Steinberg will make a bid by himself , the application by his Reliance Group Holdings Inc . could signal his interest in helping revive a failed labor - management bid . failed labor - management bid Why did the bid fall through? 33 38 -757 3 Such an application for federal antitrust clearance is necessary for any investor that might seek control . necessary Why is a federal antitrust clearance necessary? 8 9 -757 3 Such an application for federal antitrust clearance is necessary for any investor that might seek control . federal antitrust clearance what does that mean exactly? 4 7 -757 3 Such an application for federal antitrust clearance is necessary for any investor that might seek control . antitrust clearance What is antitrust clearance? 5 7 -757 4 But some investors have used such filings to boost the value of their stock holdings , which - - without buying more stock - - they then sold . filings to boost How does this filing boost the value of their stock? 6 9 -757 5 Takeover stock traders were puzzled by the Reliance filing and cautioned that it doesn ' t mean Mr . Steinberg will definitely seek control . " Maybe he just wants to make something happen , " said one takeover expert . Takeover stock traders what is a takeover stock trader? 0 3 -757 5 Takeover stock traders were puzzled by the Reliance filing and cautioned that it doesn ' t mean Mr . Steinberg will definitely seek control . " Maybe he just wants to make something happen , " said one takeover expert . Mr . Steinberg will definitely seek control What other actions could be undertaken instead of a takeover? 17 24 -758 1 A nickname for measures to stop the market from plunging too far too fast . nickname what is the nickname? 1 2 -758 1 A nickname for measures to stop the market from plunging too far too fast . nickname what is the nickname? 1 2 -758 1 A nickname for measures to stop the market from plunging too far too fast . measures What is considered a measure? 3 4 -758 1 A nickname for measures to stop the market from plunging too far too fast . nickname What was the nickname? 1 2 -758 1 A nickname for measures to stop the market from plunging too far too fast . too far too fast How fast or far does the market have to fall for these measures to take effect? 10 14 -758 2 Several moves were taken following the October 1987 crash to coordinate - - and sometimes deliberately disconnect - - the stock and futures markets in times of heightened volatility . heightened volatility why is volatility heightened? 27 29 -758 2 Several moves were taken following the October 1987 crash to coordinate - - and sometimes deliberately disconnect - - the stock and futures markets in times of heightened volatility . moves what were the moves? 1 2 -758 2 Several moves were taken following the October 1987 crash to coordinate - - and sometimes deliberately disconnect - - the stock and futures markets in times of heightened volatility . moves What moves were taken? 1 2 -758 2 Several moves were taken following the October 1987 crash to coordinate - - and sometimes deliberately disconnect - - the stock and futures markets in times of heightened volatility . Several moves What were the moves? 0 2 -758 2 Several moves were taken following the October 1987 crash to coordinate - - and sometimes deliberately disconnect - - the stock and futures markets in times of heightened volatility . October 1987 crash What led to the 1987 crash? 6 9 -758 3 On the Big Board , a " side car " is put into effect when the S & P futures rise or fall 12 points . " side car " what is a side car? 6 10 -758 3 On the Big Board , a " side car " is put into effect when the S & P futures rise or fall 12 points . " side what is a side car? 6 8 -758 3 On the Big Board , a " side car " is put into effect when the S & P futures rise or fall 12 points . " side What is a side car? 6 8 -758 3 On the Big Board , a " side car " is put into effect when the S & P futures rise or fall 12 points . " side car " Whats a side car? 6 10 -758 4 The side car routes program trades into a special computer file that scans for imbalances of buy and sell orders . imbalances What type of imbalances? 14 15 -758 5 On the Chicago Mercantile Exchange , S & P 500 futures are not allowed to fall further than 12 points from the previous day ' s close for half an hour . futures What do you mean by futures? 10 11 -759 1 Rep . John Dingell , an important sponsor of President Bush ' s clean - air bill , plans to unveil a surprise proposal that would break with the White House on a centerpiece issue : acid rain . important sponsor What makes John Dingell an important sponsor? 6 8 -759 1 Rep . John Dingell , an important sponsor of President Bush ' s clean - air bill , plans to unveil a surprise proposal that would break with the White House on a centerpiece issue : acid rain . a surprise proposal What does the proposal say? 21 24 -759 1 Rep . John Dingell , an important sponsor of President Bush ' s clean - air bill , plans to unveil a surprise proposal that would break with the White House on a centerpiece issue : acid rain . acid rain Why is acid rain a concern for the White House? 36 38 -759 1 Rep . John Dingell , an important sponsor of President Bush ' s clean - air bill , plans to unveil a surprise proposal that would break with the White House on a centerpiece issue : acid rain . break How will Dingell’s proposal break with the White House’s position on acid rain? 26 27 -759 1 Rep . John Dingell , an important sponsor of President Bush ' s clean - air bill , plans to unveil a surprise proposal that would break with the White House on a centerpiece issue : acid rain . clean - air bill , What is the clean-air bill? 13 18 -759 2 The Michigan Democrat ' s proposal , which is expected today , is described by government sources and lobbyists as significantly weaker than the Bush administration ' s plan to cut utility emissions that lead to acid rain . Michigan Democrat ' s is he from michigan? 1 5 -759 2 The Michigan Democrat ' s proposal , which is expected today , is described by government sources and lobbyists as significantly weaker than the Bush administration ' s plan to cut utility emissions that lead to acid rain . government sources Which government sources? 15 17 -759 2 The Michigan Democrat ' s proposal , which is expected today , is described by government sources and lobbyists as significantly weaker than the Bush administration ' s plan to cut utility emissions that lead to acid rain . significantly weaker Why do they feel it is weaker? 20 22 -759 2 The Michigan Democrat ' s proposal , which is expected today , is described by government sources and lobbyists as significantly weaker than the Bush administration ' s plan to cut utility emissions that lead to acid rain . Michigan Democrat ' s proposal , What is the Michigan Democrat's proposal? 1 7 -759 3 The administration ' s plan could cost utilities , mainly those that use coal , up to $ 4 billion a year . up to $ 4 billion a year Is more than the norm? 15 22 -759 3 The administration ' s plan could cost utilities , mainly those that use coal , up to $ 4 billion a year . administration ' s plan What does the administration's plan consist of? 1 5 -759 4 The proposal comes as a surprise even to administration officials and temporarily throws into chaos the House ' s work on clean - air legislation . a surprise Why was this a surprise? 4 6 -760 2 Net advanced to $ 94 . 2 million , or 89 cents a share , from $ 85 million , or 83 cents a share , including net realized investment gains of $ 31 million , up from $ 10 million a year ago . net realized investment gains What are net realized investment gains? 27 31 -760 3 But revenue declined to $ 3 billion from $ 3 . 2 billion . billion from $ 3 . 2 billion how did that happen? 6 13 -760 3 But revenue declined to $ 3 billion from $ 3 . 2 billion . declined Why did revenue decline? 2 3 -760 3 But revenue declined to $ 3 billion from $ 3 . 2 billion . revenue For what reason did revenue decline? 1 2 -760 3 But revenue declined to $ 3 billion from $ 3 . 2 billion . revenue How did revenue decline while net advanced? 1 2 -760 3 But revenue declined to $ 3 billion from $ 3 . 2 billion . But revenue declined How can a company's stock grow so high when it loses money? 0 3 -760 4 Travelers estimated that the California earthquake last month will result in a fourth - quarter pre - tax charge of less than $ 10 million . earthquake Why would the earthquake have economic impacts? 5 6 -760 4 Travelers estimated that the California earthquake last month will result in a fourth - quarter pre - tax charge of less than $ 10 million . estimated How did Travelers estimate estimate this pre-tax charge? 1 2 -760 4 Travelers estimated that the California earthquake last month will result in a fourth - quarter pre - tax charge of less than $ 10 million . fourth - quarter pre - tax charge Who is being charged? 12 19 -760 5 The insurer ' s earnings from commercial property / casualty lines fell 59 % in the latest quarter , while it lost $ 7 . 2 million in its personal property / casualty business , compared with earnings of $ 6 . 1 million a year ago . commercial Why did the earnings fall? 6 7 -760 5 The insurer ' s earnings from commercial property / casualty lines fell 59 % in the latest quarter , while it lost $ 7 . 2 million in its personal property / casualty business , compared with earnings of $ 6 . 1 million a year ago . commercial property / casualty lines Why did earnings from commercial property/casualty lines fall 59%? 6 11 -760 5 The insurer ' s earnings from commercial property / casualty lines fell 59 % in the latest quarter , while it lost $ 7 . 2 million in its personal property / casualty business , compared with earnings of $ 6 . 1 million a year ago . earnings from commercial property / casualty Why are property and casualty industries grouped together? 4 10 -761 1 Consumer confidence stayed strong in October , despite the unsettling gyrations of the stock market . unsettling gyrations why were there gyrations? 9 11 -761 1 Consumer confidence stayed strong in October , despite the unsettling gyrations of the stock market . unsettling gyrations what caused the gyrations in the stock market? 9 11 -761 1 Consumer confidence stayed strong in October , despite the unsettling gyrations of the stock market . gyrations What are the specific details related to the 'gyrations'? 10 11 -761 2 " The sharp stock market decline in late October appears to have had little or no effect on consumers , " said Fabian Linden , executive director of the Conference Board ' s consumer research center . " Survey returns received after the drop in the Dow Jones average were about the same as the views expressed prior to that event . " Fabian Linden , what are his credentials? 22 25 -761 2 " The sharp stock market decline in late October appears to have had little or no effect on consumers , " said Fabian Linden , executive director of the Conference Board ' s consumer research center . " Survey returns received after the drop in the Dow Jones average were about the same as the views expressed prior to that event . " had little or no effect on consumers , " how come there was no effect? 12 21 -761 2 " The sharp stock market decline in late October appears to have had little or no effect on consumers , " said Fabian Linden , executive director of the Conference Board ' s consumer research center . " Survey returns received after the drop in the Dow Jones average were about the same as the views expressed prior to that event . " Conference Board ' s what is the conference board? 29 33 -761 3 The nonprofit , industry - supported group said its Consumer Confidence Index was 116 . 4 in October , barely changed from a revised 116 . 3 in September . 116 . 4 is this high or low? what is the normal range? 13 16 -761 3 The nonprofit , industry - supported group said its Consumer Confidence Index was 116 . 4 in October , barely changed from a revised 116 . 3 in September . Index How is the index measured? 11 12 -761 4 The index was 116 . 9 in October 1988 and in the past year has ranged from a low of 112 . 9 to a high of 120 . 7 . 112 . 9 to why does it fluctuate so much? 20 24 -761 4 The index was 116 . 9 in October 1988 and in the past year has ranged from a low of 112 . 9 to a high of 120 . 7 . low of 112 . 9 to a high of 120 . 7 how does this compare to normal ranges? 18 30 -761 4 The index was 116 . 9 in October 1988 and in the past year has ranged from a low of 112 . 9 to a high of 120 . 7 . 1988 Why bring up 1988? 8 9 -761 5 It uses a base of 100 in 1985 . in 1985 what about now? 6 8 -761 5 It uses a base of 100 in 1985 . base of 100 what does this mean? is this normal or no? 3 6 -761 5 It uses a base of 100 in 1985 . base why is 100 in 1985 the base? 3 4 -761 5 It uses a base of 100 in 1985 . 100 Why does it use a base of 100? 5 6 -762 1 The following issues were recently filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission : Securities and Exchange Commission : What is the Securities and Exchange Commision? 8 13 -762 1 The following issues were recently filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission : issues What issues? 2 3 -762 2 Intermec Corp . , offering of 1 , 050 , 000 common shares , via Goldman , Sachs & Co . and Piper , Jaffray & Hopwood Inc . common shares , what are common shares? 11 14 -762 4 Midwesco Filter Resources Inc . , initial offering of 830 , 000 common shares , to be offered by the company , via Chicago Corp . via Chicago Corp what does via mean here? 22 25 -762 5 Nylev Municipal Fund Inc . , offering of five million common shares . five million common shares why so much? 8 12 -763 1 N . V . DSM said net income in the third quarter jumped 63 % as the company had substantially lower extraordinary charges to account for a restructuring program . restructuring program What kind of restructuring program? 27 29 -763 1 N . V . DSM said net income in the third quarter jumped 63 % as the company had substantially lower extraordinary charges to account for a restructuring program . net income What was the original net income? 6 8 -763 1 N . V . DSM said net income in the third quarter jumped 63 % as the company had substantially lower extraordinary charges to account for a restructuring program . extraordinary charges what type of charges are we talking about? 21 23 -763 2 The Dutch chemical group said net income gained to 235 million guilders ( $ 113 . 2 million ) , or 6 . 70 guilders a share , from 144 million guilders , or 4 . 10 guilders a share , a year ago . 235 million guilders What does this mean? 9 12 -763 2 The Dutch chemical group said net income gained to 235 million guilders ( $ 113 . 2 million ) , or 6 . 70 guilders a share , from 144 million guilders , or 4 . 10 guilders a share , a year ago . The Dutch chemical Who is the Dutch chemical group? 0 3 -763 2 The Dutch chemical group said net income gained to 235 million guilders ( $ 113 . 2 million ) , or 6 . 70 guilders a share , from 144 million guilders , or 4 . 10 guilders a share , a year ago . 144 million guilders , what is the usd conversion? giving the conversion on the first number without giving the conversion on the second makes no sense. 29 33 -763 3 The 32 % state - owned DSM had eight million guilders of extraordinary charges in the latest quarter , mainly to reflect one - time losses in connection with the disposal of some operations . one - time losses what are one time losses? 22 26 -763 3 The 32 % state - owned DSM had eight million guilders of extraordinary charges in the latest quarter , mainly to reflect one - time losses in connection with the disposal of some operations . guilders what does guilders mean? 10 11 -763 3 The 32 % state - owned DSM had eight million guilders of extraordinary charges in the latest quarter , mainly to reflect one - time losses in connection with the disposal of some operations . DSM Whats is the DSM? 6 7 -763 3 The 32 % state - owned DSM had eight million guilders of extraordinary charges in the latest quarter , mainly to reflect one - time losses in connection with the disposal of some operations . disposal of some operations . what operations are they speaking of? 30 35 -763 4 The charges were offset in part by a gain from the sale of the company ' s construction division . the sale of the company ' s construction division . What did the company's construction division sell for? 10 20 -763 4 The charges were offset in part by a gain from the sale of the company ' s construction division . company ' s construction why did they gain in construction? 14 18 -763 4 The charges were offset in part by a gain from the sale of the company ' s construction division . charges What charges? 1 2 -763 4 The charges were offset in part by a gain from the sale of the company ' s construction division . The charges What was the total of the charges? 0 2 -763 4 The charges were offset in part by a gain from the sale of the company ' s construction division . sale of the company ' s construction division . what was the motivation to sell a construction business? 11 20 -763 5 Last year , DSM had 71 million guilders of extraordinary charges for the restructuring program and other transactions . extraordinary Which extraordinary charges? 9 10 -763 5 Last year , DSM had 71 million guilders of extraordinary charges for the restructuring program and other transactions . 71 million guilders of extraordinary charges What was the dollar amount of these charges? 5 11 -763 5 Last year , DSM had 71 million guilders of extraordinary charges for the restructuring program and other transactions . restructuring program what did they restructure? was is restucturing the company after the sale? 13 15 -763 5 Last year , DSM had 71 million guilders of extraordinary charges for the restructuring program and other transactions . 71 million guilders how did they spend 71 million dollars on these charges? 5 8 -764 1 The limits to legal absurdity stretched another notch this week when the Supreme Court refused to hear an appeal from a case that says corporate defendants must pay damages even after proving that they could not possibly have caused the harm . absurdity stretched was it already absurd prior? 4 6 -764 1 The limits to legal absurdity stretched another notch this week when the Supreme Court refused to hear an appeal from a case that says corporate defendants must pay damages even after proving that they could not possibly have caused the harm . limits what are the limits? 1 2 -764 1 The limits to legal absurdity stretched another notch this week when the Supreme Court refused to hear an appeal from a case that says corporate defendants must pay damages even after proving that they could not possibly have caused the harm . corporate defendants must pay damages Why should corporate defendants pay damages? 24 29 -764 2 We can understand and share the compassion that makes judges sometimes wish to offer a kind of Solomonic aid to those who ' ve been hurt . Solomonic aid what does this mean? 17 19 -764 3 But this case is a stark lesson in how the failures of the traditional policy - making process have left the courts as the only forum this country has to debate risk , technology and innovation . failures of the traditional policy - making process Why are there failures of the traditional policy making process? 10 18 -764 4 Too often now , a single court decision becomes the precedent for other , less compelling cases . Too often now , who does this harm? 0 4 -765 1 Wall Street ' s big securities firms face the prospect of having their credit ratings lowered . having their credit ratings lowered Why are their credit ratings being lowered? 11 16 -765 1 Wall Street ' s big securities firms face the prospect of having their credit ratings lowered . credit ratings lowered Why would the securities firms have their credit ratings lowered? 13 16 -765 2 The reason : Risks from the firms ' new " merchant banking " activities are rising as revenue from the industry ' s traditional business erodes . " merchant banking " what is merchant banking? 9 13 -765 2 The reason : Risks from the firms ' new " merchant banking " activities are rising as revenue from the industry ' s traditional business erodes . Risks Why are they allowed to participate in risky behavior? 3 4 -765 3 The downgrading of debt issued by CS First Boston Inc . , parent of First Boston Corp . , by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . , coupled with a Moody ' s announcement that Shearson Lehman Hutton Holdings Inc . is under review for a possible downgrade , sent shivers through the brokerage community this week . downgrading How much were they downgraded? 1 2 -765 4 With the shudders came the realization that some of Wall Street ' s biggest players are struggling to maintain the stellar credit standing required to finance their activities profitably . struggling to maintain the stellar credit how can they maintain it? 16 22 -765 4 With the shudders came the realization that some of Wall Street ' s biggest players are struggling to maintain the stellar credit standing required to finance their activities profitably . came the realization Why are they realizing it just now? 3 6 -765 5 Securities firms are among the biggest issuers of commercial paper , or short - term corporate IOUs , which they sell to finance their daily operations . corporate IOUs , what are ious? 15 18 -765 5 Securities firms are among the biggest issuers of commercial paper , or short - term corporate IOUs , which they sell to finance their daily operations . sell to finance their daily operations How much do they sell? 20 26 -766 1 Reed International PLC said that net income for the six months ended Oct . 1 slipped 5 % to # 89 . 7 million ( $ 141 . 9 million ) , or 16 pence a share , from # 94 . 8 million ( $ 149 . 9 million ) , or 17 . 3 pence a share . pence what is a pence? 34 35 -766 1 Reed International PLC said that net income for the six months ended Oct . 1 slipped 5 % to # 89 . 7 million ( $ 141 . 9 million ) , or 16 pence a share , from # 94 . 8 million ( $ 149 . 9 million ) , or 17 . 3 pence a share . Reed International PLC Who are Reed International PLC ? 0 3 -766 1 Reed International PLC said that net income for the six months ended Oct . 1 slipped 5 % to # 89 . 7 million ( $ 141 . 9 million ) , or 16 pence a share , from # 94 . 8 million ( $ 149 . 9 million ) , or 17 . 3 pence a share . 16 pence a share , Are these numbers in USD, pounds or Euro's? 33 38 -766 2 The British paper , packaging and publishing concern , said profit from continuing lines fell 10 % to # 118 million from # 130 . 6 million . continuing lines what continuing lines? 12 14 -766 3 While there were no one - time gains or losses in the latest period , there was a one - time gain of # 18 million in the 1988 period . 1988 period just during that year? 28 30 -766 4 And while there was no profit this year from discontinued operations , last year they contributed # 34 million , before tax . before tax how much after tax? 20 22 -766 4 And while there was no profit this year from discontinued operations , last year they contributed # 34 million , before tax . # 34 what does #34 mean? 16 18 -766 5 Pretax profit fell 3 . 7 % to # 128 million from # 133 million and was below analysts ' expectations of # 130 million to # 135 million , but shares rose 6 pence to 388 pence in early trading yesterday in London . 6 pence to 388 pence what is a pence? 33 38 -766 5 Pretax profit fell 3 . 7 % to # 128 million from # 133 million and was below analysts ' expectations of # 130 million to # 135 million , but shares rose 6 pence to 388 pence in early trading yesterday in London . 6 pence to 388 pence There is no question assuming the first one has been answered. If it hasn't them the first question again. 33 38 -767 1 Although his team lost the World Series , San Francisco Giants owner Bob Lurie hopes to have a new home for them . new home a new stadium? 18 20 -767 1 Although his team lost the World Series , San Francisco Giants owner Bob Lurie hopes to have a new home for them . a new home for them Why does he want a new home? 17 22 -767 1 Although his team lost the World Series , San Francisco Giants owner Bob Lurie hopes to have a new home for them . new home Where would the possible new home for the Giants be? 18 20 -767 1 Although his team lost the World Series , San Francisco Giants owner Bob Lurie hopes to have a new home for them . new home WHERE ARE THEY GOING? 18 20 -767 2 He is an avid fan of a proposition on next week ' s ballot to help build a replacement for Candlestick Park . Candlestick Park why do they need a new park? 20 22 -767 2 He is an avid fan of a proposition on next week ' s ballot to help build a replacement for Candlestick Park . replacement for Candlestick Park . WHAT IS WRONG WITH THE EXISTING PARK THAT UPGRADES COULDN'T FIX? 18 23 -767 3 Small wonder , since he ' s asking San Francisco taxpayers to sink up to $ 100 million into the new stadium . up to $ 100 million WHAT WOULD BE THE PRICE TAG IF CANDLEWICK PARK WERE RENOVATED? 13 18 -767 4 As San Francisco digs out from The Pretty Big One , opponents say the last thing the city can afford is an expensive new stadium . last thing the city can afford What is going on that the city can't afford this? 14 20 -767 4 As San Francisco digs out from The Pretty Big One , opponents say the last thing the city can afford is an expensive new stadium . The Pretty Big One , What is The Pretty Big One? 6 11 -767 4 As San Francisco digs out from The Pretty Big One , opponents say the last thing the city can afford is an expensive new stadium . The Pretty Big One , WHAT IS THE PRETTY BIG ONE? 6 11 -767 5 A stadium craze is sweeping the country . country what other states are doing it? 6 7 -767 5 A stadium craze is sweeping the country . A stadium craze is sweeping the country . Where else is there a stadium craze? 0 8 -767 5 A stadium craze is sweeping the country . sweeping the country WHERE ELSE IN THE COUNTRY IS THIS HAPPENING? 4 7 -768 1 The following were among yesterday ' s offerings and pricings in the U . S . and non - U . S . capital markets , with terms and syndicate manager , as compiled by Dow Jones Capital Markets Report : following What were the following among the offerings and pricings? 1 2 -768 1 The following were among yesterday ' s offerings and pricings in the U . S . and non - U . S . capital markets , with terms and syndicate manager , as compiled by Dow Jones Capital Markets Report : pricings How are market prices deliberated? 9 10 -768 2 International Business Machines Corp . - - $ 750 million of 8 3 / 8 % debentures due Nov . 1 , 2019 , priced at 99 to yield 8 . 467 % . debentures What does this mean? 16 17 -768 3 The 30 - year non - callable issue was priced at a spread of 57 basis points above the Treasury ' s 8 1 / 8 % bellwether long bond . non - callable what is this word? 4 7 -768 3 The 30 - year non - callable issue was priced at a spread of 57 basis points above the Treasury ' s 8 1 / 8 % bellwether long bond . spread who, specifically earns on these spreads? 12 13 -768 4 Rated triple - A by both Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . and Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , the issue will be sold through underwriters led by Salomon Brothers Inc . triple - A is that a good rating? 1 4 -768 4 Rated triple - A by both Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . and Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , the issue will be sold through underwriters led by Salomon Brothers Inc . Moody ' s How are these people still the rating authority after countless scandals? 6 9 -768 5 The size of the issue was increased from an originally planned $ 500 million . planned $ 500 million what is the new plan? 10 14 -768 5 The size of the issue was increased from an originally planned $ 500 million . the issue was increased Why has it increased? 3 7 -768 5 The size of the issue was increased from an originally planned $ 500 million . size of the issue What was the issue? 1 5 -768 5 The size of the issue was increased from an originally planned $ 500 million . $ 500 million for what purposes do they need over 500 million? bottom line or actual productivity? 11 14 -769 1 William C . Walbrecher Jr . , an executive at San Francisco - based 1st Nationwide Bank , was named president and chief executive officer of Citadel Holding Corp . and its principal operating unit , Fidelity Federal Bank . president Why was William C. Walbrecher Jr. named president? 20 21 -769 1 William C . Walbrecher Jr . , an executive at San Francisco - based 1st Nationwide Bank , was named president and chief executive officer of Citadel Holding Corp . and its principal operating unit , Fidelity Federal Bank . principal How is Fidelity Federal Bank the principal operating unit? 32 33 -769 1 William C . Walbrecher Jr . , an executive at San Francisco - based 1st Nationwide Bank , was named president and chief executive officer of Citadel Holding Corp . and its principal operating unit , Fidelity Federal Bank . named president and chief executive officer How did these spots become vacant prior to his appointment? 19 25 -769 2 The appointment takes effect Nov . 13 . Nov . 13 of which year? 4 7 -769 2 The appointment takes effect Nov . 13 . effect How does the appointment make an impact? 3 4 -769 3 He succeeds James A . Taylor , who stepped down as chairman , president and chief executive in March for health reasons . health reasons what was wrong? 20 22 -769 3 He succeeds James A . Taylor , who stepped down as chairman , president and chief executive in March for health reasons . health Why does James A. Taylor have health problems? 20 21 -769 4 Edward L . Kane succeeded Mr . Taylor as chairman . Edward L . Kane who is he? 0 4 -769 4 Edward L . Kane succeeded Mr . Taylor as chairman . succeeded Why did Edward L. Kane get chosen to succeed Mr. Taylor? 4 5 -769 5 Separately , Citadel posted a third - quarter net loss of $ 2 . 3 million , or 68 cents a share , versus net income of $ 5 . 3 million , or $ 1 . 61 a share , a year earlier . third - quarter net loss Why did Citadel have a third-quarter net loss? 5 10 -769 5 Separately , Citadel posted a third - quarter net loss of $ 2 . 3 million , or 68 cents a share , versus net income of $ 5 . 3 million , or $ 1 . 61 a share , a year earlier . loss Why did Citadel post a third-quarter loss? 9 10 -769 5 Separately , Citadel posted a third - quarter net loss of $ 2 . 3 million , or 68 cents a share , versus net income of $ 5 . 3 million , or $ 1 . 61 a share , a year earlier . earlier Why did Citadel have higher income a year earlier? 43 44 -769 5 Separately , Citadel posted a third - quarter net loss of $ 2 . 3 million , or 68 cents a share , versus net income of $ 5 . 3 million , or $ 1 . 61 a share , a year earlier . posted a third - quarter net loss Why is the company losing money? 3 10 -770 1 Researchers at American Telephone & Telegraph Co . ' s Bell Laboratories reported they raised the electrical current - carrying capacity of new superconductor crystals by a factor of 100 , moving the materials closer to commercial use . raised the electrical current - carrying capacity How did they achieve this? 14 21 -770 1 Researchers at American Telephone & Telegraph Co . ' s Bell Laboratories reported they raised the electrical current - carrying capacity of new superconductor crystals by a factor of 100 , moving the materials closer to commercial use . raised What was the previous electrical current-carrying capacity of the crystals? 14 15 -770 2 The scientists said they created small changes in the crystal - lattice structures of the superconductors to raise the amount of current that single crystals could carry to 600 , 000 amps per square centimeter in a moderately strong magnetic field . crystal - lattice what is crystal lattice? 9 12 -770 2 The scientists said they created small changes in the crystal - lattice structures of the superconductors to raise the amount of current that single crystals could carry to 600 , 000 amps per square centimeter in a moderately strong magnetic field . in a moderately strong magnetic field What constitutes a \"moderately strong magnetic field\"? 35 41 -770 2 The scientists said they created small changes in the crystal - lattice structures of the superconductors to raise the amount of current that single crystals could carry to 600 , 000 amps per square centimeter in a moderately strong magnetic field . small changes What were these small changes that allowed them to do this? 5 7 -770 3 The scientists said they made the advance with yttrium - containing superconductors cooled to liquid - nitrogen temperature , or minus 321 degrees Fahrenheit . yttrium - containing What is yttrium? 8 11 -770 3 The scientists said they made the advance with yttrium - containing superconductors cooled to liquid - nitrogen temperature , or minus 321 degrees Fahrenheit . cooled to liquid - nitrogen temperature What process did they use to achieve this cooling? 12 18 -770 3 The scientists said they made the advance with yttrium - containing superconductors cooled to liquid - nitrogen temperature , or minus 321 degrees Fahrenheit . yttrium - containing What is yttrium that is contained in the superconductors? 8 11 -770 3 The scientists said they made the advance with yttrium - containing superconductors cooled to liquid - nitrogen temperature , or minus 321 degrees Fahrenheit . with How does cooling the superconductors help them carry more electrical current? 7 8 -770 5 The finding marks a significant step in research on " bulk " superconductors , which are aimed at use in wires for motors , magnets , generators and other applications . " bulk " why is it quoted? 9 12 -770 5 The finding marks a significant step in research on " bulk " superconductors , which are aimed at use in wires for motors , magnets , generators and other applications . marks a significant step in research What makes this a significant step in research? 2 8 -770 5 The finding marks a significant step in research on " bulk " superconductors , which are aimed at use in wires for motors , magnets , generators and other applications . other applications What other applications are the \"bulk\" superconductors used in? 28 30 -771 1 Program trading is " a racket , " complains Edward Egnuss , a White Plains , N . Y . , investor and electronics sales executive , " and it ' s not to the benefit of the small investor , that ' s for sure . " But although he thinks that it is hurting him , he doubts it could be stopped . Program trading what is program trading? 0 2 -771 1 Program trading is " a racket , " complains Edward Egnuss , a White Plains , N . Y . , investor and electronics sales executive , " and it ' s not to the benefit of the small investor , that ' s for sure . " But although he thinks that it is hurting him , he doubts it could be stopped . it ' s not to the benefit of the small investor , Why is program trading not to the benefit of the small investor? 29 41 -771 1 Program trading is " a racket , " complains Edward Egnuss , a White Plains , N . Y . , investor and electronics sales executive , " and it ' s not to the benefit of the small investor , that ' s for sure . " But although he thinks that it is hurting him , he doubts it could be stopped . thinks that it is hurting him , Why does Edward Egnuss think that program trading is hurting him? 51 58 -771 1 Program trading is " a racket , " complains Edward Egnuss , a White Plains , N . Y . , investor and electronics sales executive , " and it ' s not to the benefit of the small investor , that ' s for sure . " But although he thinks that it is hurting him , he doubts it could be stopped . Program trading what is program trading? 0 2 -771 1 Program trading is " a racket , " complains Edward Egnuss , a White Plains , N . Y . , investor and electronics sales executive , " and it ' s not to the benefit of the small investor , that ' s for sure . " But although he thinks that it is hurting him , he doubts it could be stopped . racket , " Why does Edward Egnuss think trading is a racket? 5 8 -771 1 Program trading is " a racket , " complains Edward Egnuss , a White Plains , N . Y . , investor and electronics sales executive , " and it ' s not to the benefit of the small investor , that ' s for sure . " But although he thinks that it is hurting him , he doubts it could be stopped . benefit Why is program trading not to the benefit of the small investor? 35 36 -771 1 Program trading is " a racket , " complains Edward Egnuss , a White Plains , N . Y . , investor and electronics sales executive , " and it ' s not to the benefit of the small investor , that ' s for sure . " But although he thinks that it is hurting him , he doubts it could be stopped . doubts Why does he doubt it could be stopped? 59 60 -771 2 Mr . Egnuss ' s dislike of program trading is echoed by many small investors interviewed by Wall Street Journal reporters across the country . dislike of program why does he dislike it? 5 8 -771 2 Mr . Egnuss ' s dislike of program trading is echoed by many small investors interviewed by Wall Street Journal reporters across the country . many small investors What percentage of small investors feel similarly to Mr. Egnuss? 12 15 -771 2 Mr . Egnuss ' s dislike of program trading is echoed by many small investors interviewed by Wall Street Journal reporters across the country . echoed How are small investors echoing their dislike of program trading? 10 11 -771 3 But like Mr . Egnuss , few expect it to be halted entirely , and a surprising number doubt it should be . surprising number how many people? 16 18 -771 3 But like Mr . Egnuss , few expect it to be halted entirely , and a surprising number doubt it should be . a surprising number How many investors doubt program trading should be halted? 15 18 -771 3 But like Mr . Egnuss , few expect it to be halted entirely , and a surprising number doubt it should be . halted Why do few expect it to be halted entirely? 11 12 -771 4 " I think program trading is basically unfair to the individual investor , " says Leo Fields , a Dallas investor . Leo Fields , what are his credentials? 15 18 -771 4 " I think program trading is basically unfair to the individual investor , " says Leo Fields , a Dallas investor . basically unfair to the individual investor , " What is unfair about program trading? 6 14 -771 4 " I think program trading is basically unfair to the individual investor , " says Leo Fields , a Dallas investor . unfair How is program trading unfair to the individual investor? 7 8 -771 4 " I think program trading is basically unfair to the individual investor , " says Leo Fields , a Dallas investor . program What program trading? 3 4 -771 5 He notes that program traders have a commission cost advantage because of the quantity of their trades , that they have a smaller margin requirement than individual investors do and that they often can figure out earlier where the market is heading . smaller margin requirement How much smaller is the margin requirement for a program trader versus an individual investor? 22 25 -771 5 He notes that program traders have a commission cost advantage because of the quantity of their trades , that they have a smaller margin requirement than individual investors do and that they often can figure out earlier where the market is heading . program traders what are program traders? 3 5 -771 5 He notes that program traders have a commission cost advantage because of the quantity of their trades , that they have a smaller margin requirement than individual investors do and that they often can figure out earlier where the market is heading . advantage How does a smaller margin requirement help program traders? 9 10 -771 5 He notes that program traders have a commission cost advantage because of the quantity of their trades , that they have a smaller margin requirement than individual investors do and that they often can figure out earlier where the market is heading . investors Why can individual investors not have small margin requirements? 27 28 -772 1 Some Democrats in Congress are warning that a complicated new funding device for the two federal antitrust agencies could result in further cutbacks in a regulatory area already reduced sharply in recent years . two federal antitrust agencies Which two agencies are being discussed? 14 18 -772 1 Some Democrats in Congress are warning that a complicated new funding device for the two federal antitrust agencies could result in further cutbacks in a regulatory area already reduced sharply in recent years . complicated How are the funding devices complicated? 8 9 -772 1 Some Democrats in Congress are warning that a complicated new funding device for the two federal antitrust agencies could result in further cutbacks in a regulatory area already reduced sharply in recent years . cutbacks Why would the funding devices result in cutbacks? 22 23 -772 1 Some Democrats in Congress are warning that a complicated new funding device for the two federal antitrust agencies could result in further cutbacks in a regulatory area already reduced sharply in recent years . reduced Why is the regulatory area already reduced? 28 29 -772 1 Some Democrats in Congress are warning that a complicated new funding device for the two federal antitrust agencies could result in further cutbacks in a regulatory area already reduced sharply in recent years . funding device Why is the funding device complicated? 10 12 -772 1 Some Democrats in Congress are warning that a complicated new funding device for the two federal antitrust agencies could result in further cutbacks in a regulatory area already reduced sharply in recent years . two federal antitrust agencies Which two federal antitrust agencies have a new funding device? 14 18 -772 1 Some Democrats in Congress are warning that a complicated new funding device for the two federal antitrust agencies could result in further cutbacks in a regulatory area already reduced sharply in recent years . regulatory area What regulatory area is facing cutbacks? 25 27 -772 1 Some Democrats in Congress are warning that a complicated new funding device for the two federal antitrust agencies could result in further cutbacks in a regulatory area already reduced sharply in recent years . Some Democrats in Congress Which Democrats? 0 4 -772 2 The funding mechanism , which has received congressional approval and is expected to be signed by President Bush , would affect the antitrust operations of the Justice Department and the Federal Trade Commission . antitrust what does antitrust mean? 22 23 -772 2 The funding mechanism , which has received congressional approval and is expected to be signed by President Bush , would affect the antitrust operations of the Justice Department and the Federal Trade Commission . mechanism , How does the funding mechanism work? 2 4 -772 2 The funding mechanism , which has received congressional approval and is expected to be signed by President Bush , would affect the antitrust operations of the Justice Department and the Federal Trade Commission . affect How would the funding mechanism affect the antitrust operations of the Justice Department and the Federal Trade Commission? 20 21 -772 3 As a part of overall efforts to reduce spending , Congress cut by $ 30 million the Bush administration ' s request for antitrust enforcement for fiscal 1990 , which began Oct . 1 . antitrust enforcement What sorts of companies would fall under antitrust enforcement? 23 25 -772 3 As a part of overall efforts to reduce spending , Congress cut by $ 30 million the Bush administration ' s request for antitrust enforcement for fiscal 1990 , which began Oct . 1 . cut How did Congress cut $30 million for antitrust enforcement? 11 12 -772 4 To offset the reduction , Congress approved a $ 20 , 000 fee that investors and companies will have to pay each time they make required filings to antitrust regulators about mergers , acquisitions and certain other transactions . $ 20 , 000 fee will that solve the issue? 8 13 -772 4 To offset the reduction , Congress approved a $ 20 , 000 fee that investors and companies will have to pay each time they make required filings to antitrust regulators about mergers , acquisitions and certain other transactions . $ 20 , 000 How did Congress arrive at $20,000 fees for required filings? 8 12 -772 4 To offset the reduction , Congress approved a $ 20 , 000 fee that investors and companies will have to pay each time they make required filings to antitrust regulators about mergers , acquisitions and certain other transactions . certain other transactions Which other transactions? 35 38 -772 5 Some Democrats , led by Rep . Jack Brooks ( D . , Texas ) , unsuccessfully opposed the measure because they fear that the fees may not fully make up for the budget cuts . Jack Brooks what are his credentials? 7 9 -772 5 Some Democrats , led by Rep . Jack Brooks ( D . , Texas ) , unsuccessfully opposed the measure because they fear that the fees may not fully make up for the budget cuts . unsuccessfully Why were the Democrats unsuccessful? 16 17 -772 5 Some Democrats , led by Rep . Jack Brooks ( D . , Texas ) , unsuccessfully opposed the measure because they fear that the fees may not fully make up for the budget cuts . fear Why did the Democrats think the fees would not make up for the budget cuts? 22 23 -773 1 The United Kingdom High Court declared illegal a variety of interest - rate swap transactions and options deals between a London borough council and commercial banks . interest - rate swap transactions what are those? 10 15 -773 1 The United Kingdom High Court declared illegal a variety of interest - rate swap transactions and options deals between a London borough council and commercial banks . interest - rate swap transactions What exactly are \"'interest-rate swap transactions\"? 10 15 -773 1 The United Kingdom High Court declared illegal a variety of interest - rate swap transactions and options deals between a London borough council and commercial banks . interest - rate swap transactions What are interest rate swap transactions? 10 15 -773 2 The ruling could lead to the cancellation of huge bank debts the London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham ran up after losing heavily on swap transactions . losing heavily What did they lose? How did they lose it? 21 23 -773 2 The ruling could lead to the cancellation of huge bank debts the London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham ran up after losing heavily on swap transactions . swap transactions What are swap transactions? 24 26 -773 4 An appeal is expected . expected will it make any difference? 3 4 -773 4 An appeal is expected . An appeal is expected What kind of appeal? 0 4 -773 5 In response to the ruling , gilt futures swiftly plunged more than a point yesterday before recovering much of the loss by the end of the session . gilt futures what are gilt futures? 6 8 -774 1 If you ' d really rather have a Buick , don ' t leave home without the American Express card . American Express card What does an American Express card have to do with a Buick? 17 20 -774 1 If you ' d really rather have a Buick , don ' t leave home without the American Express card . American Express card why is an american express card needed? 17 20 -774 1 If you ' d really rather have a Buick , don ' t leave home without the American Express card . Buick , Why would I need an American Express to buy just a Buick? 8 10 -774 1 If you ' d really rather have a Buick , don ' t leave home without the American Express card . American Express card WHAT DOES AMERICAN EXPRESS HAVE TO DO WITH BUICK? 17 20 -774 2 Or so the slogan might go . slogan What is the slogan? 3 4 -774 2 Or so the slogan might go . slogan whos slogan? 3 4 -774 2 Or so the slogan might go . slogan Slogan of what? 3 4 -774 2 Or so the slogan might go . slogan WHY DOES A CREDIT CARD COMPANY WANT TO HAVE A SLOGAN ABOUT A CAR? 3 4 -774 3 American Express Co . and General Motors Corp . ' s beleaguered Buick division are joining forces in a promotion aimed at boosting Buick ' s sales while encouraging broader use of the American Express card . broader use How does Buick encourage broader use of the American Express card? 29 31 -774 3 American Express Co . and General Motors Corp . ' s beleaguered Buick division are joining forces in a promotion aimed at boosting Buick ' s sales while encouraging broader use of the American Express card . beleaguered what does this word mean? 11 12 -774 3 American Express Co . and General Motors Corp . ' s beleaguered Buick division are joining forces in a promotion aimed at boosting Buick ' s sales while encouraging broader use of the American Express card . joining forces in a promotion Why would this promotion work? People wouldn't buy a car just because of their credit card type or vice versa 15 20 -774 3 American Express Co . and General Motors Corp . ' s beleaguered Buick division are joining forces in a promotion aimed at boosting Buick ' s sales while encouraging broader use of the American Express card . beleaguered Buick division WHY IS BUICK BELEAGUERED IN THE GM LINEUP? 11 14 -774 4 The companies are giving four - day vacations for two to Buick buyers who charge all or part of their down payments on the American Express green card . part of their down What percentage would it have to be to be able to participate on the promotion? 17 21 -774 4 The companies are giving four - day vacations for two to Buick buyers who charge all or part of their down payments on the American Express green card . vacations WHERE ARE THE VACATIONS TO? 7 8 -774 5 They have begun sending letters explaining the program , which began Oct . 18 and will end Dec . 18 , to about five million card holders . five million card holders Why just 5 million card holders 23 27 -775 1 After years of struggling , the Los Angeles Herald Examiner will publish its last edition today , shut down by its parent , Hearst Corp . , following unsuccessful efforts to sell the venerable newspaper . unsuccessful WHY IS IT NOT SELLING? 28 29 -775 1 After years of struggling , the Los Angeles Herald Examiner will publish its last edition today , shut down by its parent , Hearst Corp . , following unsuccessful efforts to sell the venerable newspaper . the venerable newspaper . How did the newspaper achieve this status? 32 36 -775 1 After years of struggling , the Los Angeles Herald Examiner will publish its last edition today , shut down by its parent , Hearst Corp . , following unsuccessful efforts to sell the venerable newspaper . years of struggling , How many years did Los Angeles Herald Examiner struggle? 1 5 -775 2 The demise of the 238 , 000 - circulation Herald , once the nation ' s largest afternoon newspaper with circulation exceeding 700 , 000 , turns the country ' s second - largest city into a one - newspaper town , at least in some senses . one - newspaper town , what is the one newspaper? 37 42 -775 2 The demise of the 238 , 000 - circulation Herald , once the nation ' s largest afternoon newspaper with circulation exceeding 700 , 000 , turns the country ' s second - largest city into a one - newspaper town , at least in some senses . nation ' s largest WHAT CHANGED TO CAUSE THIS? 13 17 -775 2 The demise of the 238 , 000 - circulation Herald , once the nation ' s largest afternoon newspaper with circulation exceeding 700 , 000 , turns the country ' s second - largest city into a one - newspaper town , at least in some senses . one - newspaper What is the one newspaper that is left in Los Angeles? 37 40 -775 3 The Los Angeles Times , with a circulation of more than 1 . 1 million , dominates the region . than 1 . 1 million , million of what? 10 16 -775 3 The Los Angeles Times , with a circulation of more than 1 . 1 million , dominates the region . dominates the region . WHY IS ONE PAPER FAVORED OVER THE OTHER IF ACCESS TO THEM IS THE SAME? 16 20 -775 4 But it faces stiff competition in Orange County from the Orange County Register , which sells more than 300 , 000 copies a day , and in the San Fernando Valley from the Los Angeles Daily News , which sells more than 170 , 000 . Orange County ARE WE TALKING ABOUT THESE PAPERS ON A NATIONAL OR LOCAL LEVEL? 6 8 -775 5 Nearby cities such as Pasadena and Long Beach also have large dailies . also have large dailies Which daily newspapers? 8 12 -775 5 Nearby cities such as Pasadena and Long Beach also have large dailies . large dailies . WHY ARE THERE SO MANY LARGE COMPANIES? 10 13 -775 5 Nearby cities such as Pasadena and Long Beach also have large dailies . also have large dailies Which periodicals are in these cities? 8 12 -775 5 Nearby cities such as Pasadena and Long Beach also have large dailies . large dailies What are the large dailies in Pasadena and Long beach? 10 12 -776 1 Despite one of the most devastating droughts on record , net cash income in the Farm Belt rose to a new high of $ 59 . 9 billion last year . Farm Belt where is the farm belt? 15 17 -776 1 Despite one of the most devastating droughts on record , net cash income in the Farm Belt rose to a new high of $ 59 . 9 billion last year . most devastating droughts on record , Which drought? And how did it compare to others? 4 10 -776 1 Despite one of the most devastating droughts on record , net cash income in the Farm Belt rose to a new high of $ 59 . 9 billion last year . devastating Why was the drought devastating? 5 6 -776 1 Despite one of the most devastating droughts on record , net cash income in the Farm Belt rose to a new high of $ 59 . 9 billion last year . rose How did Farm Belt's net cash income rise during a record drought? 17 18 -776 1 Despite one of the most devastating droughts on record , net cash income in the Farm Belt rose to a new high of $ 59 . 9 billion last year . rose to a new high Why were they able to turn such income in the face of adversity? 17 22 -776 2 The previous record was $ 57 . 7 billion in 1987 , according to the Agriculture Department . $ 57 . 7 billion what year is the article written? 4 9 -776 2 The previous record was $ 57 . 7 billion in 1987 , according to the Agriculture Department . according How does the Agriculture Department know the previous record was $57.7 billion? 12 13 -776 2 The previous record was $ 57 . 7 billion in 1987 , according to the Agriculture Department . Department Why is the Agriculture Department keeping finance records? 16 17 -776 3 Net cash income - - the amount left in farmers ' pockets after deducting expenses from gross cash income - - increased in 33 states in 1988 , as the drought cut into crop yields and drove up commodity prices , the department ' s Economic Research Service reported yesterday . increased Why did the net cash income increase in 33 states in 1988? 21 22 -776 3 Net cash income - - the amount left in farmers ' pockets after deducting expenses from gross cash income - - increased in 33 states in 1988 , as the drought cut into crop yields and drove up commodity prices , the department ' s Economic Research Service reported yesterday . prices , Why did lower crop yields result in higher prices? 39 41 -776 3 Net cash income - - the amount left in farmers ' pockets after deducting expenses from gross cash income - - increased in 33 states in 1988 , as the drought cut into crop yields and drove up commodity prices , the department ' s Economic Research Service reported yesterday . reported Why is the Economic Research Service reporting on farmer's crop yields? 48 49 -776 4 Most of those states set farm income records . income how is it tracked? 6 7 -776 4 Most of those states set farm income records . set farm income records What records? Statistics? 4 8 -776 4 Most of those states set farm income records . states What states are they talking about? 3 4 -776 4 Most of those states set farm income records . states Why did most of those states set farm income records? 3 4 -776 4 Most of those states set farm income records . records How reliable are the farm income records? 7 8 -776 5 The worst crop damage occurred in the Midwestern Corn Belt and the northern Great Plains . worst Why was it the worst damage? 1 2 -776 5 The worst crop damage occurred in the Midwestern Corn Belt and the northern Great Plains . damage How was the crop damaged specifically? 3 4 -776 5 The worst crop damage occurred in the Midwestern Corn Belt and the northern Great Plains . crop damage What led to crop damage? 2 4 -777 1 Robert L . Bernstein , chairman and president of Random House Inc . , announced his resignation from the publishing house he has run for 23 years . resignation why did he resign? 16 17 -777 1 Robert L . Bernstein , chairman and president of Random House Inc . , announced his resignation from the publishing house he has run for 23 years . resignation Why is Robert Bernstein giving his resignation to Random House? 16 17 -777 1 Robert L . Bernstein , chairman and president of Random House Inc . , announced his resignation from the publishing house he has run for 23 years . president Why was Robert L. Bernstein elected to be president of Random House Inc.? 7 8 -777 1 Robert L . Bernstein , chairman and president of Random House Inc . , announced his resignation from the publishing house he has run for 23 years . resignation Why did Mr. Bernstein resign from the publishing house? 16 17 -777 1 Robert L . Bernstein , chairman and president of Random House Inc . , announced his resignation from the publishing house he has run for 23 years . run How well did he run the publishing house during the 23 years he was there? 23 24 -777 1 Robert L . Bernstein , chairman and president of Random House Inc . , announced his resignation from the publishing house he has run for 23 years . resignation Why has Bernstein submitted his resignation from Random House? 16 17 -777 2 A successor wasn ' t named , which fueled speculation that Mr . Bernstein may have clashed with S . I . Newhouse Jr . , whose family company , Advance Publications Inc . , owns Random House . Newhouse Jr . , whose clashed about what? 22 27 -777 2 A successor wasn ' t named , which fueled speculation that Mr . Bernstein may have clashed with S . I . Newhouse Jr . , whose family company , Advance Publications Inc . , owns Random House . clashed Why would Bernstein clash with Newhouse Jr.? 16 17 -777 2 A successor wasn ' t named , which fueled speculation that Mr . Bernstein may have clashed with S . I . Newhouse Jr . , whose family company , Advance Publications Inc . , owns Random House . successor Why was a successor not named? 1 2 -777 2 A successor wasn ' t named , which fueled speculation that Mr . Bernstein may have clashed with S . I . Newhouse Jr . , whose family company , Advance Publications Inc . , owns Random House . named , How will a successor be chosen? 5 7 -777 2 A successor wasn ' t named , which fueled speculation that Mr . Bernstein may have clashed with S . I . Newhouse Jr . , whose family company , Advance Publications Inc . , owns Random House . clashed How did Mr. Bernstein clash with S.I. Newhouse Jr.? 16 17 -777 3 Abrupt departures aren ' t unheard of within the Newhouse empire . Abrupt Why are abrupt departures not unheard of? 0 1 -777 3 Abrupt departures aren ' t unheard of within the Newhouse empire . departures How do the departures affect the Newhouse empire? 1 2 -777 3 Abrupt departures aren ' t unheard of within the Newhouse empire . empire Why is it called the Newhouse empire? 10 11 -777 4 In an interview , Mr . Bernstein said his departure " evolved out of discussions with Si Newhouse and that ' s the decision I reached . " He declined to elaborate , other than to say , " It just seemed the right thing to do at this minute . interview , Why did Mr. Berstein submit to an interview? 2 4 -777 4 In an interview , Mr . Bernstein said his departure " evolved out of discussions with Si Newhouse and that ' s the decision I reached . " He declined to elaborate , other than to say , " It just seemed the right thing to do at this minute . decision How did Mr. Bernstein come to that decision? 23 24 -777 4 In an interview , Mr . Bernstein said his departure " evolved out of discussions with Si Newhouse and that ' s the decision I reached . " He declined to elaborate , other than to say , " It just seemed the right thing to do at this minute . right Why was it the right thing to do at that minute? 43 44 -777 5 Sometimes you just go with your gut . " Mr . Bernstein said he will stay until Dec . 31 and work with his successor , who is to be named soon . gut his gut told him to quit? 6 7 -777 5 Sometimes you just go with your gut . " Mr . Bernstein said he will stay until Dec . 31 and work with his successor , who is to be named soon . gut Why does Mr. Bernstein trust his gut? 6 7 -777 5 Sometimes you just go with your gut . " Mr . Bernstein said he will stay until Dec . 31 and work with his successor , who is to be named soon . stay Why Mr. Bernstein stay until Dec. 31 and work with is successor? 15 16 -777 5 Sometimes you just go with your gut . " Mr . Bernstein said he will stay until Dec . 31 and work with his successor , who is to be named soon . work How well will Mr. Berstein perform during his last days? 21 22 -777 5 Sometimes you just go with your gut . " Mr . Bernstein said he will stay until Dec . 31 and work with his successor , who is to be named soon . work In what capacity will Bernstein work with his successor? 21 22 -778 1 Wednesday , November 1 , 1989 November 1 , 1989 what happened that day? 2 6 -778 1 Wednesday , November 1 , 1989 Wednesday , November 1 , 1989 What happened on Wednesday, November 1, 1989? 0 6 -778 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . general levels What are general levels? 16 18 -778 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . transactions What represents transactions? 25 26 -778 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . actual transactions How do actual transactions and reported annual interest rates differ? 24 26 -778 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . U . S . and foreign annual interest rates What are U.S and foreign annual interest rates? 2 11 -778 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . PRIME RATE : What is a prime rate? 0 3 -778 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % During what year(s) was the prime rate 10.5%? 0 8 -778 4 The base rate on corporate loans at large U . S . money center commercial banks . corporate loans how do corporate loans differ? 4 6 -778 4 The base rate on corporate loans at large U . S . money center commercial banks . base rate How does the base rate differ from the prime rate? 1 3 -778 4 The base rate on corporate loans at large U . S . money center commercial banks . center commercial banks What centers commercial banks? 13 16 -778 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 9 1 / 2 % high , 8 3 / 4 % low , 8 3 / 4 % near closing bid , 9 % offered . closing bid , what is a closing bid? 23 26 -778 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 9 1 / 2 % high , 8 3 / 4 % low , 8 3 / 4 % near closing bid , 9 % offered . offered Offered for what? 28 29 -778 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 9 1 / 2 % high , 8 3 / 4 % low , 8 3 / 4 % near closing bid , 9 % offered . FEDERAL FUNDS : where do federal funds come from? 0 3 -779 1 R . Gordon McGovern was forced out as Campbell Soup Co . ' s president and chief executive officer , the strongest evidence yet of the power that Dorrance family members intend to wield in reshaping the troubled food company . forced out Why was R. Gordon McGovern forced out of Campbell's Soup? 5 7 -779 1 R . Gordon McGovern was forced out as Campbell Soup Co . ' s president and chief executive officer , the strongest evidence yet of the power that Dorrance family members intend to wield in reshaping the troubled food company . strongest Why is the evidence against the Dorrance family strong? 21 22 -779 1 R . Gordon McGovern was forced out as Campbell Soup Co . ' s president and chief executive officer , the strongest evidence yet of the power that Dorrance family members intend to wield in reshaping the troubled food company . intend Why is the Dorrance family intending to wield power to reshape the food industry? 31 32 -779 1 R . Gordon McGovern was forced out as Campbell Soup Co . ' s president and chief executive officer , the strongest evidence yet of the power that Dorrance family members intend to wield in reshaping the troubled food company . troubled How is the food industry troubled? 37 38 -779 1 R . Gordon McGovern was forced out as Campbell Soup Co . ' s president and chief executive officer , the strongest evidence yet of the power that Dorrance family members intend to wield in reshaping the troubled food company . Dorrance family WHO IS THIS? 28 30 -779 2 Herbert M . Baum , the 53 - year - old president of the company ' s Campbell U . S . A . unit , and Edwin L . Harper , 47 , the chief financial officer , will run Campbell as a team , dividing responsibilities rather evenly until a successor is named . until a successor is named What will be the job/benefits of the successor? 50 55 -779 2 Herbert M . Baum , the 53 - year - old president of the company ' s Campbell U . S . A . unit , and Edwin L . Harper , 47 , the chief financial officer , will run Campbell as a team , dividing responsibilities rather evenly until a successor is named . team , Why will Campbell be run by a team? 44 46 -779 2 Herbert M . Baum , the 53 - year - old president of the company ' s Campbell U . S . A . unit , and Edwin L . Harper , 47 , the chief financial officer , will run Campbell as a team , dividing responsibilities rather evenly until a successor is named . dividing How will the responsibilities be divided evenly? 46 47 -779 2 Herbert M . Baum , the 53 - year - old president of the company ' s Campbell U . S . A . unit , and Edwin L . Harper , 47 , the chief financial officer , will run Campbell as a team , dividing responsibilities rather evenly until a successor is named . successor Why are successor's being named? 52 53 -779 2 Herbert M . Baum , the 53 - year - old president of the company ' s Campbell U . S . A . unit , and Edwin L . Harper , 47 , the chief financial officer , will run Campbell as a team , dividing responsibilities rather evenly until a successor is named . will run Campbell as a team , WHY IS THERE NOT ANOTHER PRESIDENT READY TO GO? 39 46 -779 3 The board already has been searching for strong outside candidates , including food - industry executives with considerable international experience . outside candidates , are there a lot of candidates? 8 11 -779 3 The board already has been searching for strong outside candidates , including food - industry executives with considerable international experience . searching How is the board searching for strong outside candidates? 5 6 -779 3 The board already has been searching for strong outside candidates , including food - industry executives with considerable international experience . executives Why are they searching for executives with experience? 15 16 -779 3 The board already has been searching for strong outside candidates , including food - industry executives with considerable international experience . considerable international experience . WHY IS THIS SPECIFICALLY IMPORTANT IN THE DECISION? 17 21 -779 4 Wall Street reacted favorably to Mr . McGovern ' s departure and its implications . reacted favorably was it predicted that way? 2 4 -779 4 Wall Street reacted favorably to Mr . McGovern ' s departure and its implications . its implications What implications does McGovern's departure have? 12 14 -779 4 Wall Street reacted favorably to Mr . McGovern ' s departure and its implications . reacted Why is Wall Street reacting to Mr. McGovern's departure? 2 3 -779 4 Wall Street reacted favorably to Mr . McGovern ' s departure and its implications . implications How does Wall Street know what the implications of Mr. McGovern departure will be? 13 14 -779 4 Wall Street reacted favorably to Mr . McGovern ' s departure and its implications . reacted favorably to Mr . McGovern ' s departure WHAT DID THIS MAN DO? 2 11 -779 5 In heavy trading on the New York Stock Exchange , Campbell ' s shares rose $ 3 . 375 to close at $ 47 . 125 . $ 3 . 375 to close at $ 47 is that a really big raise? 15 24 -779 5 In heavy trading on the New York Stock Exchange , Campbell ' s shares rose $ 3 . 375 to close at $ 47 . 125 . heavy Why was the trading heavy? 1 2 -779 5 In heavy trading on the New York Stock Exchange , Campbell ' s shares rose $ 3 . 375 to close at $ 47 . 125 . rose $ 3 . 375 to close at $ 47 . 125 WHY WAS THIS GUY SO BAD THAT GETTING RID OF HIM BOOSTED STOCK PRICES? 14 26 -780 1 The House passed legislation designed to make it easier for the Transportation Department to block airline leveraged buy - outs . legislation designed what does the legislation say? 3 5 -780 1 The House passed legislation designed to make it easier for the Transportation Department to block airline leveraged buy - outs . legislation Why did The House need to make it easier the Transportation Department to block airline leverage buy-outs? 3 4 -780 1 The House passed legislation designed to make it easier for the Transportation Department to block airline leveraged buy - outs . block How do leverage buy-outs affect the airlines? 14 15 -780 1 The House passed legislation designed to make it easier for the Transportation Department to block airline leveraged buy - outs . designed How is the legislation designed to make it easier for the Transportation Department to block airline leverage buy-outs? 4 5 -780 1 The House passed legislation designed to make it easier for the Transportation Department to block airline leveraged buy - outs . block airline leveraged buy - outs Why does the House want airline leveraged buy-outs blocked? 14 20 -780 1 The House passed legislation designed to make it easier for the Transportation Department to block airline leveraged buy - outs . airline leveraged buy - outs BUY OUTS OF WHAT? 15 20 -780 1 The House passed legislation designed to make it easier for the Transportation Department to block airline leveraged buy - outs . block airline leveraged buy - outs Why was this legislation needed? 14 20 -780 2 The final vote came after the House rejected Republican efforts to weaken the bill and approved two amendments sought by organized labor . efforts How did the Republicans try to weaken the bill? 9 10 -780 2 The final vote came after the House rejected Republican efforts to weaken the bill and approved two amendments sought by organized labor . approved Why were two amendments approved? 15 16 -780 2 The final vote came after the House rejected Republican efforts to weaken the bill and approved two amendments sought by organized labor . labor Why did organized labor want two amendments approved? 21 22 -780 2 The final vote came after the House rejected Republican efforts to weaken the bill and approved two amendments sought by organized labor . two amendments What were the two amendments sought by organized labor? 16 18 -780 2 The final vote came after the House rejected Republican efforts to weaken the bill and approved two amendments sought by organized labor . organized labor . IS THIS THE LABOR UNIONS? 20 23 -780 2 The final vote came after the House rejected Republican efforts to weaken the bill and approved two amendments sought by organized labor . efforts to weaken the bill What sort of weakening efforts were tried? 9 14 -780 3 The Bush administration has threatened to veto such a bill because of what it views as an undesirable intrusion into the affairs of industry , but the 300 - 113 vote suggests that supporters have the potential to override a veto . intrusion How is the bill an intrusion into the affairs of industry? 18 19 -780 3 The Bush administration has threatened to veto such a bill because of what it views as an undesirable intrusion into the affairs of industry , but the 300 - 113 vote suggests that supporters have the potential to override a veto . override Why do supporters want to override the veto? 38 39 -780 3 The Bush administration has threatened to veto such a bill because of what it views as an undesirable intrusion into the affairs of industry , but the 300 - 113 vote suggests that supporters have the potential to override a veto . supporters How would supporters override the Bush administration's veto? 33 34 -780 3 The Bush administration has threatened to veto such a bill because of what it views as an undesirable intrusion into the affairs of industry , but the 300 - 113 vote suggests that supporters have the potential to override a veto . override a veto How does a veto get overridden? 38 41 -780 3 The Bush administration has threatened to veto such a bill because of what it views as an undesirable intrusion into the affairs of industry , but the 300 - 113 vote suggests that supporters have the potential to override a veto . override a veto CAN A VETO BE UNDONE? IT SEEMS LIKE A SILLY CHECK TO THE BALANCE TO HAVE CONGRESS BE ABLE TO SAY LA DI DA AND DO WHATEVER WITH A BILL ANYWAYS. 38 41 -780 3 The Bush administration has threatened to veto such a bill because of what it views as an undesirable intrusion into the affairs of industry , but the 300 - 113 vote suggests that supporters have the potential to override a veto . undesirable intrusion into the affairs Why is this an intrusion? 17 22 -780 4 The broader question is where the Senate stands on the issue . Senate stands on the issue is there speculation where they stand? 6 11 -780 4 The broader question is where the Senate stands on the issue . broader How broad is the question in definitive terms? 1 2 -780 4 The broader question is where the Senate stands on the issue . stands Why is the Senate standing? 7 8 -780 4 The broader question is where the Senate stands on the issue . issue Why is it an issue? 10 11 -780 4 The broader question is where the Senate stands on the issue . issue Where does the Senate stand on blocking airline leveraged buy-outs? 10 11 -780 4 The broader question is where the Senate stands on the issue . Senate stands on the issue . WHERE DOES THE SENATE STAND ON THE ISSUE? 6 12 -780 5 While the Senate Commerce Committee has approved legislation similar to the House bill on airline leveraged buy - outs , the measure hasn ' t yet come to the full floor . full floor what is the full floor? 29 31 -780 5 While the Senate Commerce Committee has approved legislation similar to the House bill on airline leveraged buy - outs , the measure hasn ' t yet come to the full floor . approved Why did the Senate Commerce Committee approve similar legislation? 6 7 -780 5 While the Senate Commerce Committee has approved legislation similar to the House bill on airline leveraged buy - outs , the measure hasn ' t yet come to the full floor . similar How are the bills similar? 8 9 -780 5 While the Senate Commerce Committee has approved legislation similar to the House bill on airline leveraged buy - outs , the measure hasn ' t yet come to the full floor . floor Why has the measure not yet come to the full floor? 30 31 -780 5 While the Senate Commerce Committee has approved legislation similar to the House bill on airline leveraged buy - outs , the measure hasn ' t yet come to the full floor . full floor Why hasn't the measure came to the full floor? 29 31 -780 5 While the Senate Commerce Committee has approved legislation similar to the House bill on airline leveraged buy - outs , the measure hasn ' t yet come to the full floor . similar HOW ARE THE BILLS DIFFERENT? 8 9 -781 1 The Labor Department cited USX Corp . for numerous health and safety violations at two Pennsylvania plants , and proposed $ 7 . 3 million in fines , the largest penalty ever proposed for alleged workplace violations by an employer . plants , What kind of plants? 16 18 -781 1 The Labor Department cited USX Corp . for numerous health and safety violations at two Pennsylvania plants , and proposed $ 7 . 3 million in fines , the largest penalty ever proposed for alleged workplace violations by an employer . USX Corp What business is USX Corp. in? 4 6 -781 1 The Labor Department cited USX Corp . for numerous health and safety violations at two Pennsylvania plants , and proposed $ 7 . 3 million in fines , the largest penalty ever proposed for alleged workplace violations by an employer . numerous health and safety violations Which types of violations were violated? 8 13 -781 1 The Labor Department cited USX Corp . for numerous health and safety violations at two Pennsylvania plants , and proposed $ 7 . 3 million in fines , the largest penalty ever proposed for alleged workplace violations by an employer . Pennsylvania plants , What did these plants specialize in? 15 18 -781 2 The department ' s Occupational Safety and Health Administration proposed fines of $ 6 . 1 million for alleged violations at the company ' s Fairless Hills , Pa . , steel mill ; that was a record for proposed penalties at any single facility . alleged violations What were the violations? 18 20 -781 2 The department ' s Occupational Safety and Health Administration proposed fines of $ 6 . 1 million for alleged violations at the company ' s Fairless Hills , Pa . , steel mill ; that was a record for proposed penalties at any single facility . record What was the previous record? 37 38 -781 2 The department ' s Occupational Safety and Health Administration proposed fines of $ 6 . 1 million for alleged violations at the company ' s Fairless Hills , Pa . , steel mill ; that was a record for proposed penalties at any single facility . alleged violations What were the alleged violations at the steel mill? 18 20 -781 2 The department ' s Occupational Safety and Health Administration proposed fines of $ 6 . 1 million for alleged violations at the company ' s Fairless Hills , Pa . , steel mill ; that was a record for proposed penalties at any single facility . was a record for proposed penalties How many casualties were there due to the penalties that were proposed? 35 41 -781 3 OSHA cited nearly 1 , 500 alleged violations of federal electrical , crane - safety , record - keeping and other requirements . 1 , 500 alleged violations is that a lot? 3 8 -781 3 OSHA cited nearly 1 , 500 alleged violations of federal electrical , crane - safety , record - keeping and other requirements . other requirements What were the other requirements that OSCA cited for? 20 22 -781 3 OSHA cited nearly 1 , 500 alleged violations of federal electrical , crane - safety , record - keeping and other requirements . record - keeping How did record-keeping play a role in these allegations? 16 19 -781 4 A second citation covering the company ' s Clairton , Pa . , coke works involved more than 200 alleged violations of electrical - safety and other requirements , for which OSHA proposed $ 1 . 2 million in fines . coke is this a typo? 13 14 -781 4 A second citation covering the company ' s Clairton , Pa . , coke works involved more than 200 alleged violations of electrical - safety and other requirements , for which OSHA proposed $ 1 . 2 million in fines . alleged what kind of violations? 19 20 -781 4 A second citation covering the company ' s Clairton , Pa . , coke works involved more than 200 alleged violations of electrical - safety and other requirements , for which OSHA proposed $ 1 . 2 million in fines . OSHA proposed $ 1 . 2 million in fines Why did it take OSHA 1,500 violations before it pursued charges? 31 40 -781 5 Labor Secretary Elizabeth Dole said , " The magnitude of these penalties and citations is matched only by the magnitude of the hazards to workers which resulted from corporate indifference to worker safety and health , and severe cutbacks in the maintenance and repair programs needed to remove those hazards . " Elizabeth Dole what are her credentials? 2 4 -781 5 Labor Secretary Elizabeth Dole said , " The magnitude of these penalties and citations is matched only by the magnitude of the hazards to workers which resulted from corporate indifference to worker safety and health , and severe cutbacks in the maintenance and repair programs needed to remove those hazards . " hazards What hazards to workers were present? 22 23 -782 1 A House - Senate conference approved major portions of a package for more than $ 500 million in economic aid for Poland that relies heavily on $ 240 million in credit and loan guarantees in fiscal 1990 in hopes of stimulating future trade and investment . Poland why are they helping poland? 21 22 -782 1 A House - Senate conference approved major portions of a package for more than $ 500 million in economic aid for Poland that relies heavily on $ 240 million in credit and loan guarantees in fiscal 1990 in hopes of stimulating future trade and investment . hopes Why do the House and Senate have hopes of stimulating trade and investment in Poland? 38 39 -782 1 A House - Senate conference approved major portions of a package for more than $ 500 million in economic aid for Poland that relies heavily on $ 240 million in credit and loan guarantees in fiscal 1990 in hopes of stimulating future trade and investment . major portions of a package which major portions of a package? 6 11 -782 2 For the Agency for International Development , appropriators approved $ 200 million in secondary loan guarantees under an expanded trade credit insurance program , and total loan guarantees for the Overseas Private Investment Corp . are increased by $ 40 million over fiscal 1989 as part of the same Poland package . Agency for International Development , what does the Agency for International Development do? 2 7 -782 3 The conference approved at least $ 55 million in direct cash and development assistance as well , and though no decision was made , both sides are committed to adding more than $ 200 million in economic support funds and environmental initiatives sought by the Bush administration . environmental initiatives What kinds of environmental initiatives? 40 42 -782 3 The conference approved at least $ 55 million in direct cash and development assistance as well , and though no decision was made , both sides are committed to adding more than $ 200 million in economic support funds and environmental initiatives sought by the Bush administration . decision Why was no decision made if both sides are committed to adding more economic support? 20 21 -782 3 The conference approved at least $ 55 million in direct cash and development assistance as well , and though no decision was made , both sides are committed to adding more than $ 200 million in economic support funds and environmental initiatives sought by the Bush administration . environmental initiatives what kinds of environmental initiatives? 40 42 -782 4 The agreement on Poland contrasts with the major differences remaining over the underlying foreign aid bill , which has already provoked veto threats by the White House and is sharply confined under this year ' s budget . veto threats are the threats hollow? 21 23 -782 4 The agreement on Poland contrasts with the major differences remaining over the underlying foreign aid bill , which has already provoked veto threats by the White House and is sharply confined under this year ' s budget . agreement Why are the parties in agreement over Poland’s aid when they disagree on the underlying aid package? 1 2 -782 4 The agreement on Poland contrasts with the major differences remaining over the underlying foreign aid bill , which has already provoked veto threats by the White House and is sharply confined under this year ' s budget . foreign aid bill , which foreign aid bill? 13 17 -782 5 These fiscal pressures are also a factor in shaping the Poland package , and while more ambitious authorizing legislation is still pending , the appropriations bill in conference will be more decisive on U . S . aid to Eastern Europe . fiscal pressures is it complex? 1 3 -782 5 These fiscal pressures are also a factor in shaping the Poland package , and while more ambitious authorizing legislation is still pending , the appropriations bill in conference will be more decisive on U . S . aid to Eastern Europe . decisive How will the appropriations bill be more decisive on Eastern Europe specifically and why? 31 32 -783 1 J . C . PENNEY Co . , Dallas , said it issued $ 350 million of securities backed by credit - card receivables . receivables what are receivables? 23 24 -783 1 J . C . PENNEY Co . , Dallas , said it issued $ 350 million of securities backed by credit - card receivables . securities What kind of securities? 17 18 -783 1 J . C . PENNEY Co . , Dallas , said it issued $ 350 million of securities backed by credit - card receivables . $ 350 million of securities To whom were the securities issued? 13 18 -783 1 J . C . PENNEY Co . , Dallas , said it issued $ 350 million of securities backed by credit - card receivables . credit - card receivables How do credit card receivables back the issued $350 million of securities? 20 24 -783 2 The offering was priced with an 8 . 95 % coupon rate at 99 . 1875 % to yield 9 . 19 % . 8 . 95 % coupon rate what is a coupon rate? 6 12 -783 2 The offering was priced with an 8 . 95 % coupon rate at 99 . 1875 % to yield 9 . 19 % . coupon What kind of coupon? 10 11 -783 2 The offering was priced with an 8 . 95 % coupon rate at 99 . 1875 % to yield 9 . 19 % . coupon rate What is a \"coupon rate\"? 10 12 -783 2 The offering was priced with an 8 . 95 % coupon rate at 99 . 1875 % to yield 9 . 19 % . at 99 . 1875 % to yield 9 . 19 % How do these number correlate? 12 23 -783 2 The offering was priced with an 8 . 95 % coupon rate at 99 . 1875 % to yield 9 . 19 % . coupon To whom were the coupons issued? 10 11 -783 3 The retailer said the securities are expected to be rated triple - A by Standard & Poor ' s Corp . and Aaa by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . rated triple - A What constitutes a triple-A rating? 9 13 -783 3 The retailer said the securities are expected to be rated triple - A by Standard & Poor ' s Corp . and Aaa by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . Standard & Poor ' s Corp Who is Standard & Poor's Corp? 14 20 -783 3 The retailer said the securities are expected to be rated triple - A by Standard & Poor ' s Corp . and Aaa by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . Moody ' s Investors Service Who is Moody's Investors Services? 24 29 -783 3 The retailer said the securities are expected to be rated triple - A by Standard & Poor ' s Corp . and Aaa by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . rated triple - A How is a triple-A rating determined by Standard & Poor's Corp.? 9 13 -783 3 The retailer said the securities are expected to be rated triple - A by Standard & Poor ' s Corp . and Aaa by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . Aaa Is Aaa the highest rating issued by Moody's Investors Service Inc.? 22 23 -783 4 They pay interest only for 115 months , with principal payments beginning thereafter . 115 months , how many years is that? 5 8 -783 4 They pay interest only for 115 months , with principal payments beginning thereafter . interest How much interest? 2 3 -783 5 The expected average life of the certificates is 10 years , with the final scheduled payment in October , 2001 . average life If ten years is the average life of the certificates, what is the life range of them? 2 4 -784 1 Du Pont Co . , Hewlett - Packard Co . and Los Alamos National Laboratory said they signed a three - year , $ 11 million agreement to collaborate on superconductor research . superconductor what are superconductors? 30 31 -784 1 Du Pont Co . , Hewlett - Packard Co . and Los Alamos National Laboratory said they signed a three - year , $ 11 million agreement to collaborate on superconductor research . collaborate on superconductor research Which parts doing what? 28 32 -784 1 Du Pont Co . , Hewlett - Packard Co . and Los Alamos National Laboratory said they signed a three - year , $ 11 million agreement to collaborate on superconductor research . superconductor research what comprises a 'superconductor research'? 30 32 -784 1 Du Pont Co . , Hewlett - Packard Co . and Los Alamos National Laboratory said they signed a three - year , $ 11 million agreement to collaborate on superconductor research . collaborate How are they collaborating? 28 29 -784 3 The materials , discovered during the past three years , conduct electricity without resistance and promise smaller , faster computers and other new technologies . during the past three years , How was this discovered? 4 10 -784 3 The materials , discovered during the past three years , conduct electricity without resistance and promise smaller , faster computers and other new technologies . materials , what materials are used to conduct electricity? 1 3 -784 3 The materials , discovered during the past three years , conduct electricity without resistance and promise smaller , faster computers and other new technologies . conduct electricity without resistance How do they conduct electricity without resistance? 10 14 -784 4 Joint - research programs have proliferated as U . S . companies seek to spread the risks and costs of commercializing new superconductors and to meet the challenges posed by foreign consortia , especially in Japan . consortia , what are consortiA? 31 33 -784 4 Joint - research programs have proliferated as U . S . companies seek to spread the risks and costs of commercializing new superconductors and to meet the challenges posed by foreign consortia , especially in Japan . meet the challenges posed by foreign consortia , What challenges? 25 33 -784 4 Joint - research programs have proliferated as U . S . companies seek to spread the risks and costs of commercializing new superconductors and to meet the challenges posed by foreign consortia , especially in Japan . Japan why was japan the only country mentioned? 35 36 -784 4 Joint - research programs have proliferated as U . S . companies seek to spread the risks and costs of commercializing new superconductors and to meet the challenges posed by foreign consortia , especially in Japan . challenges posed How do foreign consortia pose a challenge to the US? 27 29 -784 5 The latest research pact bolsters Du Pont ' s growing portfolio of investments in superconductors . bolsters definition of this word? 4 5 -784 5 The latest research pact bolsters Du Pont ' s growing portfolio of investments in superconductors . portfolio of investments What is its 'portfolio of investments'? 10 13 -785 1 An arbitrator awarded Eastern Airlines pilots between $ 60 million and $ 100 million in back pay , a decision that could complicate the carrier ' s bankruptcy - law reorganization . complicate why will it complicate? 22 23 -785 1 An arbitrator awarded Eastern Airlines pilots between $ 60 million and $ 100 million in back pay , a decision that could complicate the carrier ' s bankruptcy - law reorganization . arbitrator Who is the arbitrator? 1 2 -785 1 An arbitrator awarded Eastern Airlines pilots between $ 60 million and $ 100 million in back pay , a decision that could complicate the carrier ' s bankruptcy - law reorganization . arbitrator Who was the arbitrator? 1 2 -785 1 An arbitrator awarded Eastern Airlines pilots between $ 60 million and $ 100 million in back pay , a decision that could complicate the carrier ' s bankruptcy - law reorganization . between $ 60 million and $ 100 million in back pay , What kind of pay? Regular? OT? Vacation? Sick? 6 18 -785 1 An arbitrator awarded Eastern Airlines pilots between $ 60 million and $ 100 million in back pay , a decision that could complicate the carrier ' s bankruptcy - law reorganization . bankruptcy - law reorganization What bankruptcy-law reorganization? 27 31 -785 3 It ' s unclear whether Eastern will succeed in overturning the arbitrator ' s decision , made in a long - simmering " pay parity " dispute that predates both the carrier ' s Chapter 11 petition and its 1986 acquisition by Texas Air . " pay parity " why is it quoted? 22 26 -785 3 It ' s unclear whether Eastern will succeed in overturning the arbitrator ' s decision , made in a long - simmering " pay parity " dispute that predates both the carrier ' s Chapter 11 petition and its 1986 acquisition by Texas Air . " pay parity " dispute What is the \"pay parity\" dispute? 22 27 -785 4 All Eastern ' s previous court efforts to head off the pilots ' demands have failed . previous court efforts How many previous court efforts did Eastern make? 4 7 -785 4 All Eastern ' s previous court efforts to head off the pilots ' demands have failed . previous How many previous efforts have there been? 4 5 -785 4 All Eastern ' s previous court efforts to head off the pilots ' demands have failed . Eastern ' s previous court efforts What were Eastern's previous court efforts? 1 7 -785 5 An Eastern spokesman said he doesn ' t expect that the arbitrator ' s ruling " will have any overall material effect on the company ' s strategic plan . " company ' s strategic plan why are they worried about it then? 24 29 -785 5 An Eastern spokesman said he doesn ' t expect that the arbitrator ' s ruling " will have any overall material effect on the company ' s strategic plan . " company ' s strategic plan What is the company's strategic plan? 24 29 -785 5 An Eastern spokesman said he doesn ' t expect that the arbitrator ' s ruling " will have any overall material effect on the company ' s strategic plan . " company ' s strategic plan What is the company's strategic plan? 24 29 -786 1 Despite continuing problems in its newsprint business , Kimberly - Clark Corp . posted a 20 % gain in third - quarter net income . 20 % gain how did they do that? 15 18 -786 1 Despite continuing problems in its newsprint business , Kimberly - Clark Corp . posted a 20 % gain in third - quarter net income . newsprint business , What is Kimberly-Clark's newsprint business? 5 8 -786 1 Despite continuing problems in its newsprint business , Kimberly - Clark Corp . posted a 20 % gain in third - quarter net income . newsprint business , what is a newsprint business? 5 8 -786 1 Despite continuing problems in its newsprint business , Kimberly - Clark Corp . posted a 20 % gain in third - quarter net income . gain How did Kimberly-Clark Corp. have a 20% gain in third-quarter net income? 17 18 -786 1 Despite continuing problems in its newsprint business , Kimberly - Clark Corp . posted a 20 % gain in third - quarter net income . problems What are the problems in the newsprint business? 2 3 -786 1 Despite continuing problems in its newsprint business , Kimberly - Clark Corp . posted a 20 % gain in third - quarter net income . continuing problems What are these problems? 1 3 -786 1 Despite continuing problems in its newsprint business , Kimberly - Clark Corp . posted a 20 % gain in third - quarter net income . 20 % gain Was their a particular cause for this gain? 15 18 -786 2 The consumer - products and newsprint company said net rose to $ 108 . 8 million , or $ 1 . 35 a share , from $ 90 . 5 million , or $ 1 . 12 a share , a year ago . consumer - products What consumer-products? 1 4 -786 2 The consumer - products and newsprint company said net rose to $ 108 . 8 million , or $ 1 . 35 a share , from $ 90 . 5 million , or $ 1 . 12 a share , a year ago . net rose What were the contributors to this rise in net? 8 10 -786 3 Sales rose 6 . 2 % to $ 1 . 45 billion from $ 1 . 37 billion . $ 1 . 45 billion from $ 1 . 37 are the shareholders pleased? 7 17 -786 3 Sales rose 6 . 2 % to $ 1 . 45 billion from $ 1 . 37 billion . Sales why did sales rise? 0 1 -786 3 Sales rose 6 . 2 % to $ 1 . 45 billion from $ 1 . 37 billion . Sales rose What was the cause of the rise? 0 2 -786 4 After a flat second quarter tied largely to lower newsprint earnings , Kimberly - Clark attributed the gain to improved results in its consumer businesses in North America , Brazil and Korea . Korea south koreA? 31 32 -786 4 After a flat second quarter tied largely to lower newsprint earnings , Kimberly - Clark attributed the gain to improved results in its consumer businesses in North America , Brazil and Korea . consumer businesses What consumer businesses does Kimberly-Clark own? 23 25 -786 4 After a flat second quarter tied largely to lower newsprint earnings , Kimberly - Clark attributed the gain to improved results in its consumer businesses in North America , Brazil and Korea . newsprint earnings , what are newsprint earnings? 9 12 -786 4 After a flat second quarter tied largely to lower newsprint earnings , Kimberly - Clark attributed the gain to improved results in its consumer businesses in North America , Brazil and Korea . lower newsprint earnings , Why are they lower? 8 12 -786 4 After a flat second quarter tied largely to lower newsprint earnings , Kimberly - Clark attributed the gain to improved results in its consumer businesses in North America , Brazil and Korea . improved results What results? 19 21 -786 5 Those gains came from higher prices , particularly for disposable diapers and tissue products , and from increased sales , primarily for feminine - care products , the company said . increased sales , What caused the increase 17 20 -787 3 The bill would require the agency to block the acquisition of 15 % or more of an airline ' s stock if the purchase threatened safety , reduced the carrier ' s ability to compete , or put the airline under foreign control . would require how can it do that? 2 4 -787 3 The bill would require the agency to block the acquisition of 15 % or more of an airline ' s stock if the purchase threatened safety , reduced the carrier ' s ability to compete , or put the airline under foreign control . threatened safety , Why would the purchase threaten safety? 24 27 -787 4 Debate on the legislation , which faces a veto threat from President Bush , is to continue today . veto threat can he cancel it? 8 10 -787 4 Debate on the legislation , which faces a veto threat from President Bush , is to continue today . which faces a veto threat from President Bush , Why does it face a veto threat by President Bush? 5 14 -787 4 Debate on the legislation , which faces a veto threat from President Bush , is to continue today . veto Why does President Bush want to veto the bill? 8 9 -787 4 Debate on the legislation , which faces a veto threat from President Bush , is to continue today . veto threat from President Bush , Why would the legislation be vetoed? 8 14 -787 5 The amendment would require the department to block the purchase of a major airline by anyone who has run two or more carriers that have filed for protection from creditors under Chapter 11 of the Bankruptcy Code . Chapter 11 what is chapter 11 say? 31 33 -787 5 The amendment would require the department to block the purchase of a major airline by anyone who has run two or more carriers that have filed for protection from creditors under Chapter 11 of the Bankruptcy Code . department what department are they talking about? 5 6 -787 5 The amendment would require the department to block the purchase of a major airline by anyone who has run two or more carriers that have filed for protection from creditors under Chapter 11 of the Bankruptcy Code . major airline What counts as a major airline? 12 14 -788 1 The Manville Personal Injury Settlement Trust said it is considering several ways to ease a liquidity crunch that could include the sale of Manville Corp . to a third party . liquidity crunch What is a liquidity crunch? 15 17 -788 1 The Manville Personal Injury Settlement Trust said it is considering several ways to ease a liquidity crunch that could include the sale of Manville Corp . to a third party . liquidity crunch Why is a liquidity crunch taking place? 15 17 -788 1 The Manville Personal Injury Settlement Trust said it is considering several ways to ease a liquidity crunch that could include the sale of Manville Corp . to a third party . several ways What are some of the ways to ease a liquidity crunch? 10 12 -788 2 In a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission , the majority holder of Manville acknowledged that the cash portion of its initial funding of $ 765 million will be depleted next year , and that alternative sources of funds will be necessary to meet its obligations . depleted Why is Manville's initial funding going to be depleted? 30 31 -788 2 In a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission , the majority holder of Manville acknowledged that the cash portion of its initial funding of $ 765 million will be depleted next year , and that alternative sources of funds will be necessary to meet its obligations . $ 765 million will be depleted next year , What has led to the depletion of their funding? 25 34 -788 3 The trust , which was created as part of Manville ' s bankruptcy - law reorganization to compensate victims of asbestos - related diseases , ultimately expects to receive $ 2 . 5 billion from Manville , but its cash flow from investments has so far lagged behind its payments to victims . far lagged will it catch back up? 45 47 -788 3 The trust , which was created as part of Manville ' s bankruptcy - law reorganization to compensate victims of asbestos - related diseases , ultimately expects to receive $ 2 . 5 billion from Manville , but its cash flow from investments has so far lagged behind its payments to victims . asbestos - related diseases , Why did Manville have to pay out for asbestos-related diseases to their customers? 20 25 -788 3 The trust , which was created as part of Manville ' s bankruptcy - law reorganization to compensate victims of asbestos - related diseases , ultimately expects to receive $ 2 . 5 billion from Manville , but its cash flow from investments has so far lagged behind its payments to victims . bankruptcy - law reorganization What is the bankruptcy-law reorganization? 12 16 -788 4 Spokespersons for both the trust and the company refused to comment on whether any talks with a possible acquirer of Manville had actually taken place . acquirer are they going to acquire for sure? 18 19 -788 4 Spokespersons for both the trust and the company refused to comment on whether any talks with a possible acquirer of Manville had actually taken place . refused to comment Why is there a refusal to comment? 8 11 -788 4 Spokespersons for both the trust and the company refused to comment on whether any talks with a possible acquirer of Manville had actually taken place . Spokespersons Who were the spokespersons or what were their job titles? 0 1 -788 5 The trust is considering a sale of its Manville holdings , but Manville has the right of first refusal on any sales of its stock held by the trust . first refusal what is right of first refusal? 17 19 -789 1 Northwest Airlines settled the remaining lawsuits filed on behalf of 156 people killed in a 1987 crash , but claims against the jetliner ' s maker are being pursued , a federal judge said . federal judge said what was his name? 31 34 -789 1 Northwest Airlines settled the remaining lawsuits filed on behalf of 156 people killed in a 1987 crash , but claims against the jetliner ' s maker are being pursued , a federal judge said . jetliner ' s maker Who was the jetliner's maker? 22 26 -789 1 Northwest Airlines settled the remaining lawsuits filed on behalf of 156 people killed in a 1987 crash , but claims against the jetliner ' s maker are being pursued , a federal judge said . 1987 crash , Where did the 1987 crash occur? 15 18 -789 2 Northwest , a unit of NWA Inc . , and McDonnell Douglas Corp . , which made the MD - 80 aircraft , also are pursuing counterclaims against each other in the crash near Detroit Metropolitan Airport . counterclaims are they likely to receive them? 26 27 -789 2 Northwest , a unit of NWA Inc . , and McDonnell Douglas Corp . , which made the MD - 80 aircraft , also are pursuing counterclaims against each other in the crash near Detroit Metropolitan Airport . crash near Detroit Metropolitan Airport What caused the crash? 32 37 -789 2 Northwest , a unit of NWA Inc . , and McDonnell Douglas Corp . , which made the MD - 80 aircraft , also are pursuing counterclaims against each other in the crash near Detroit Metropolitan Airport . counterclaims What are the counterclaims between Northwest and McDonnell Douglas Corp.? 26 27 -789 5 U . S . District Judge Julian A . Cook Jr . announced the settlements as the jury trial was to begin yesterday . to begin yesterday but its not happening now? 20 23 -790 1 Southern Co . ' s Gulf Power Co . subsidiary pleaded guilty to two felony charges of conspiracy to make illegal political contributions and tax evasion , and paid $ 500 , 000 in fines . pleaded guilty Why did they choose to plead guilty? 10 12 -790 1 Southern Co . ' s Gulf Power Co . subsidiary pleaded guilty to two felony charges of conspiracy to make illegal political contributions and tax evasion , and paid $ 500 , 000 in fines . $ 500 , 000 How much money were they attempting to evade taxes on? 29 33 -790 1 Southern Co . ' s Gulf Power Co . subsidiary pleaded guilty to two felony charges of conspiracy to make illegal political contributions and tax evasion , and paid $ 500 , 000 in fines . pleaded guilty What date did they plead guilty? 10 12 -790 2 Gulf Power ' s guilty plea before U . S . District Judge Robert L . Vining yesterday marks the end of only one part of a wide - ranging inquiry of Southern Co . wide - ranging inquiry What topics of investigation are included in this inquiry? 27 31 -790 2 Gulf Power ' s guilty plea before U . S . District Judge Robert L . Vining yesterday marks the end of only one part of a wide - ranging inquiry of Southern Co . the end of only one part Why was only one part concluded? 19 25 -790 2 Gulf Power ' s guilty plea before U . S . District Judge Robert L . Vining yesterday marks the end of only one part of a wide - ranging inquiry of Southern Co . of only one part of what is the second part? 21 26 -790 2 Gulf Power ' s guilty plea before U . S . District Judge Robert L . Vining yesterday marks the end of only one part of a wide - ranging inquiry of Southern Co . wide - ranging inquiry What else are they under investigation about? 27 31 -790 2 Gulf Power ' s guilty plea before U . S . District Judge Robert L . Vining yesterday marks the end of only one part of a wide - ranging inquiry of Southern Co . one part of a wide - ranging inquiry How many inquiries were there? 23 31 -790 3 The company is the subject of a federal grand jury investigation into whether its officials and its utility subsidiaries conspired to cover up their accounting for spare parts to evade federal income taxes . evade federal income taxes Why specifically did they feel they needed to evade federal income taxes? 29 33 -790 3 The company is the subject of a federal grand jury investigation into whether its officials and its utility subsidiaries conspired to cover up their accounting for spare parts to evade federal income taxes . conspired Why are they being accused of conspiring? 19 20 -790 3 The company is the subject of a federal grand jury investigation into whether its officials and its utility subsidiaries conspired to cover up their accounting for spare parts to evade federal income taxes . to evade federal income taxes How much in taxes are they accused of evading? 28 33 -790 3 The company is the subject of a federal grand jury investigation into whether its officials and its utility subsidiaries conspired to cover up their accounting for spare parts to evade federal income taxes . federal income taxes What was the total of the taxes that were evaded? 30 33 -790 4 " The terms announced today are strictly between the United States and Gulf Power , " said U . S . Attorney Robert L . Barr . " This is only a further step in a lengthy investigation . " strictly between Why are the terms being kept secret? 6 8 -790 4 " The terms announced today are strictly between the United States and Gulf Power , " said U . S . Attorney Robert L . Barr . " This is only a further step in a lengthy investigation . " Robert L . Barr is he the prosecutor? 22 26 -790 4 " The terms announced today are strictly between the United States and Gulf Power , " said U . S . Attorney Robert L . Barr . " This is only a further step in a lengthy investigation . " lengthy investigation What else is part of the investigation? 36 38 -790 4 " The terms announced today are strictly between the United States and Gulf Power , " said U . S . Attorney Robert L . Barr . " This is only a further step in a lengthy investigation . " further step in a lengthy investigation How many steps are in the investigation? 32 38 -790 5 The plea settlement does not allow Southern Co . to charge any of the $ 500 , 000 to its customers , or take action against employees who provided information during the federal inquiry . employees who provided information How was the information provided? 26 30 -790 5 The plea settlement does not allow Southern Co . to charge any of the $ 500 , 000 to its customers , or take action against employees who provided information during the federal inquiry . plea settlement what are the exact terms? 1 3 -790 5 The plea settlement does not allow Southern Co . to charge any of the $ 500 , 000 to its customers , or take action against employees who provided information during the federal inquiry . to charge any of the $ 500 , 000 to its customers , Is it normal for a company to attempt to charge its own fine to its customers? 9 22 -790 5 The plea settlement does not allow Southern Co . to charge any of the $ 500 , 000 to its customers , or take action against employees who provided information during the federal inquiry . action against employees What kind of action could they take? 24 27 -791 1 Time Warner Inc . and Sony Corp . may be today ' s public enemies , but the two entertainment giants could end up becoming partners in a number of ventures as part of a settlement of their acrimonious legal dispute over Hollywood producers Peter Guber and Jon Peters . ventures What ventures could Time Warner and Sony become partners of? 30 31 -791 1 Time Warner Inc . and Sony Corp . may be today ' s public enemies , but the two entertainment giants could end up becoming partners in a number of ventures as part of a settlement of their acrimonious legal dispute over Hollywood producers Peter Guber and Jon Peters . today ' s public enemies , Why are these companies already enemies of one another? 10 16 -791 1 Time Warner Inc . and Sony Corp . may be today ' s public enemies , but the two entertainment giants could end up becoming partners in a number of ventures as part of a settlement of their acrimonious legal dispute over Hollywood producers Peter Guber and Jon Peters . Peter Guber and Jon Peters WHAT MOVIES HAVE THESE TWO DONE? 44 49 -791 2 The Warner Bros . studio and Sony signaled they are close to a settlement yesterday , asking a Los Angeles Superior Court to postpone a hearing scheduled for tomorrow on Warner ' s request for a preliminary injunction blocking Mr . Guber and Mr . Peters from taking the top posts at Columbia Pictures Entertainment Inc . signaled they how did they signal? 7 9 -791 2 The Warner Bros . studio and Sony signaled they are close to a settlement yesterday , asking a Los Angeles Superior Court to postpone a hearing scheduled for tomorrow on Warner ' s request for a preliminary injunction blocking Mr . Guber and Mr . Peters from taking the top posts at Columbia Pictures Entertainment Inc . blocking Mr . Guber and Mr . Peters Why does Warner want to block Mr. Gruber and Mr. Peters from taking top posts at Columbia? 38 46 -791 2 The Warner Bros . studio and Sony signaled they are close to a settlement yesterday , asking a Los Angeles Superior Court to postpone a hearing scheduled for tomorrow on Warner ' s request for a preliminary injunction blocking Mr . Guber and Mr . Peters from taking the top posts at Columbia Pictures Entertainment Inc . close to a settlement How can two public enemies in a court case decide to settle a case like this? 10 14 -791 2 The Warner Bros . studio and Sony signaled they are close to a settlement yesterday , asking a Los Angeles Superior Court to postpone a hearing scheduled for tomorrow on Warner ' s request for a preliminary injunction blocking Mr . Guber and Mr . Peters from taking the top posts at Columbia Pictures Entertainment Inc . taking the top posts WHY IS THIS SUCH A PROBLEM FOR 2 PRODUCERS TO TAKE TOP SPOTS IN MOVIE COMPANY?\n 47 51 -791 3 In separate statements , the two sides said they want to have " further discussions . " " further discussions about what discuss? 12 15 -791 3 In separate statements , the two sides said they want to have " further discussions . " separate statements , WERE THE TWO COMPANIES INTERVIEWED SEPARATELY? 1 4 -791 4 Sony is acquiring Columbia and Guber - Peters Entertainment Co . in two separate transactions valued at more than $ 5 billion . $ 5 billion is that a lot? 19 22 -791 4 Sony is acquiring Columbia and Guber - Peters Entertainment Co . in two separate transactions valued at more than $ 5 billion . valued at more than $ 5 billion Why are these two companies valued at this amount? 15 22 -791 4 Sony is acquiring Columbia and Guber - Peters Entertainment Co . in two separate transactions valued at more than $ 5 billion . Guber - Peters Entertainment Co WHAT PRODUCTIONS HAVE THEY DONE? 5 10 -791 5 Warner Communications Inc . , which is being acquired by Time Warner , has filed a $ 1 billion breach - of - contract suit against Sony and the two producers . $ 1 billion breach - of - contract suit WHY ARE THEY SUING SONY AND THE PRODUCERS? 16 25 -792 1 Michael Blair , former president and chief executive officer of Enfield Corp . , failed to win election to the company ' s board at a special shareholder meeting . special shareholder meeting how many were invited? 26 29 -792 1 Michael Blair , former president and chief executive officer of Enfield Corp . , failed to win election to the company ' s board at a special shareholder meeting . president How did Michael Blair become president of Enfield Corp.? 4 5 -792 1 Michael Blair , former president and chief executive officer of Enfield Corp . , failed to win election to the company ' s board at a special shareholder meeting . election Why was there an election being held? 17 18 -792 1 Michael Blair , former president and chief executive officer of Enfield Corp . , failed to win election to the company ' s board at a special shareholder meeting . special Why was the shareholding meeting special? 26 27 -792 1 Michael Blair , former president and chief executive officer of Enfield Corp . , failed to win election to the company ' s board at a special shareholder meeting . company ' s Why did the company board fail to elect him? 20 23 -792 1 Michael Blair , former president and chief executive officer of Enfield Corp . , failed to win election to the company ' s board at a special shareholder meeting . Enfield Corp What type of business is Enfield Corp.? 10 12 -792 1 Michael Blair , former president and chief executive officer of Enfield Corp . , failed to win election to the company ' s board at a special shareholder meeting . failed to win election How did Michael Blair fail to win election to the board? 14 18 -792 2 Mr . Blair said after the meeting that he had filed separate lawsuits in the Ontario Supreme Court for unjust dismissal against Enfield and for libel against its largest shareholder , Canadian Express Ltd . , and two executives of Hees International Bancorp Inc . , which controls Canadian Express . dismissal How was Michael Blair unjustly dismissed? 20 21 -792 2 Mr . Blair said after the meeting that he had filed separate lawsuits in the Ontario Supreme Court for unjust dismissal against Enfield and for libel against its largest shareholder , Canadian Express Ltd . , and two executives of Hees International Bancorp Inc . , which controls Canadian Express . libel How was Michael Blair affected by libel? 25 26 -792 2 Mr . Blair said after the meeting that he had filed separate lawsuits in the Ontario Supreme Court for unjust dismissal against Enfield and for libel against its largest shareholder , Canadian Express Ltd . , and two executives of Hees International Bancorp Inc . , which controls Canadian Express . controls How does Hees International Bancorp Inc. control Canadian Express? 47 48 -792 2 Mr . Blair said after the meeting that he had filed separate lawsuits in the Ontario Supreme Court for unjust dismissal against Enfield and for libel against its largest shareholder , Canadian Express Ltd . , and two executives of Hees International Bancorp Inc . , which controls Canadian Express . libel Why was he dismissed for libel? 25 26 -792 2 Mr . Blair said after the meeting that he had filed separate lawsuits in the Ontario Supreme Court for unjust dismissal against Enfield and for libel against its largest shareholder , Canadian Express Ltd . , and two executives of Hees International Bancorp Inc . , which controls Canadian Express . unjust dismissal Why does Mr. Blair feel his dismissal was unjust? 19 21 -792 3 Holders at the meeting elected a full slate of Canadian Express nominees to Enfield ' s 11 - member board . elected a full slate it means they elected 11 people? 4 8 -792 3 Holders at the meeting elected a full slate of Canadian Express nominees to Enfield ' s 11 - member board . elected How did they make their decision? 4 5 -792 3 Holders at the meeting elected a full slate of Canadian Express nominees to Enfield ' s 11 - member board . nominees How were nominees chosen? 11 12 -792 3 Holders at the meeting elected a full slate of Canadian Express nominees to Enfield ' s 11 - member board . 11 - member Why are there eleven members on the board? 16 19 -792 4 Mr . Blair and Hees have been feuding for months . feuding How are Mr. Blair and Hees feuding? 7 8 -792 4 Mr . Blair and Hees have been feuding for months . months How long before Mr. Blair and Hees resolve their issues? 9 10 -792 4 Mr . Blair and Hees have been feuding for months . feuding Why has Mr. Blair and Hees been feuding for months? 7 8 -792 5 Yesterday ' s election was a sequel to Enfield ' s annual meeting in June when Mr . Blair disallowed proxies in favor of two Hees nominees . meeting Why do they have a meeting every year? 12 13 -792 5 Yesterday ' s election was a sequel to Enfield ' s annual meeting in June when Mr . Blair disallowed proxies in favor of two Hees nominees . disallowed How did Mr. Blair disallow proxies? 19 20 -792 5 Yesterday ' s election was a sequel to Enfield ' s annual meeting in June when Mr . Blair disallowed proxies in favor of two Hees nominees . nominees Why did Mr. Blair favor two Hees nominees? 26 27 -792 5 Yesterday ' s election was a sequel to Enfield ' s annual meeting in June when Mr . Blair disallowed proxies in favor of two Hees nominees . proxies Why we're the nominees favored over the proxies? 20 21 -792 5 Yesterday ' s election was a sequel to Enfield ' s annual meeting in June when Mr . Blair disallowed proxies in favor of two Hees nominees . disallowed proxies Why did Mr. Blair disallow proxies? 19 21 -793 1 As Georgia - Pacific ' s bid for Great Northern Nekoosa has shown , uninvited takeovers are still alive despite premature reports of their demise . uninvited takeovers Why are the takeovers uninvited? 14 16 -793 1 As Georgia - Pacific ' s bid for Great Northern Nekoosa has shown , uninvited takeovers are still alive despite premature reports of their demise . uninvited takeovers how often do they happen? 14 16 -793 1 As Georgia - Pacific ' s bid for Great Northern Nekoosa has shown , uninvited takeovers are still alive despite premature reports of their demise . reports of their demise Why is the company failing? 21 25 -793 1 As Georgia - Pacific ' s bid for Great Northern Nekoosa has shown , uninvited takeovers are still alive despite premature reports of their demise . premature reports of their demise How are these takeovers going to be prevented? 20 25 -793 2 Therefore , the debate about poison pills will continue to rage in the boardrooms of corporations and the halls of academia . poison pills How do you define poison pill in this context? 5 7 -793 2 Therefore , the debate about poison pills will continue to rage in the boardrooms of corporations and the halls of academia . poison pills what is a poison pill? 5 7 -793 2 Therefore , the debate about poison pills will continue to rage in the boardrooms of corporations and the halls of academia . poison pills What is qualifying as a poison pill in this instance? 5 7 -793 2 Therefore , the debate about poison pills will continue to rage in the boardrooms of corporations and the halls of academia . poison pills What does the term poison pill mean here? 5 7 -793 3 Although poison pills come in different colors and shapes , they usually give current shareholders the right to buy more stock of their corporation at a large discount if certain events occur - - typically , if a hostile bidder acquires more than a specified percentage of the corporation ' s stock . more than a specified percentage How is that percentage decided? 41 46 -793 3 Although poison pills come in different colors and shapes , they usually give current shareholders the right to buy more stock of their corporation at a large discount if certain events occur - - typically , if a hostile bidder acquires more than a specified percentage of the corporation ' s stock . right to buy more stock Why do poison pills allow shareholders to buy more stock? 16 21 -793 3 Although poison pills come in different colors and shapes , they usually give current shareholders the right to buy more stock of their corporation at a large discount if certain events occur - - typically , if a hostile bidder acquires more than a specified percentage of the corporation ' s stock . hostile bidder How do you know if a bidder is hostile? 38 40 -793 3 Although poison pills come in different colors and shapes , they usually give current shareholders the right to buy more stock of their corporation at a large discount if certain events occur - - typically , if a hostile bidder acquires more than a specified percentage of the corporation ' s stock . right to buy more stock Why do these provisions exist? 16 21 -793 3 Although poison pills come in different colors and shapes , they usually give current shareholders the right to buy more stock of their corporation at a large discount if certain events occur - - typically , if a hostile bidder acquires more than a specified percentage of the corporation ' s stock . of their corporation How is it guaranteed that additional stock is available for purchase? 21 24 -793 4 However , these discount purchase rights may generally be redeemed at a nominal cost by the corporation ' s directors if they approve of a bidder . if they approve of a bidder How do directors decide if they approve of the bidder? 20 26 -793 4 However , these discount purchase rights may generally be redeemed at a nominal cost by the corporation ' s directors if they approve of a bidder . redeemed at a nominal cost Does this mean the rights are revoked? 9 14 -793 5 Supporters of poison pills argue that their adoption forces bidders to negotiate with a corporation ' s directors , who are thereby put in a better position to pursue the long - term interests of the corporation . forces bidders to negotiate Why are these bidders forced to negotiate? 8 12 -793 5 Supporters of poison pills argue that their adoption forces bidders to negotiate with a corporation ' s directors , who are thereby put in a better position to pursue the long - term interests of the corporation . a corporation ' s directors , why cant they talk to directors otherwise? 13 19 -793 5 Supporters of poison pills argue that their adoption forces bidders to negotiate with a corporation ' s directors , who are thereby put in a better position to pursue the long - term interests of the corporation . Supporters of poison pills Who are the supporters of poison pills? 0 4 -793 5 Supporters of poison pills argue that their adoption forces bidders to negotiate with a corporation ' s directors , who are thereby put in a better position to pursue the long - term interests of the corporation . better position How are the directors in a better position? 25 27 -794 1 Japan has found another safe outlet for its money : U . S . home mortgages . found another safe how did they find that out? 2 5 -794 1 Japan has found another safe outlet for its money : U . S . home mortgages . safe outlet What would it be other safe outlets? 4 6 -794 1 Japan has found another safe outlet for its money : U . S . home mortgages . U . S . home mortgages Why are U.S. home mortgages a safe outlet for Japanese money? 10 16 -794 1 Japan has found another safe outlet for its money : U . S . home mortgages . U . S . home mortgages Why do they invest in the U.S. specifically? 10 16 -794 2 An increasing number of big Japanese investors are buying up U . S . home mortgages that have been pooled and packaged for sale as interest - bearing instruments known as mortgage - backed securities . pooled what does pooled mean here? 19 20 -794 2 An increasing number of big Japanese investors are buying up U . S . home mortgages that have been pooled and packaged for sale as interest - bearing instruments known as mortgage - backed securities . mortgage - backed Why are they wanting these mortgages? 31 34 -794 2 An increasing number of big Japanese investors are buying up U . S . home mortgages that have been pooled and packaged for sale as interest - bearing instruments known as mortgage - backed securities . big Japanese investors Who are the big Japanese investors? 4 7 -794 3 As much as 10 % of new U . S . mortgage securities issued by the Federal National Mortgage Association , or Fannie Mae , and Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp . , or Freddie Mac , now flow into Japanese hands . Japanese hands How are they ending up in Japanese hands? 40 42 -794 3 As much as 10 % of new U . S . mortgage securities issued by the Federal National Mortgage Association , or Fannie Mae , and Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp . , or Freddie Mac , now flow into Japanese hands . now flow into Japanese hands How does this affect the U.S. economy? 37 42 -794 4 That may not come as a surprise to Americans who have watched the Japanese snap up properties in the U . S . from golf courses to a stake in Rockefeller Center . watched Since when did they start that? 11 12 -794 4 That may not come as a surprise to Americans who have watched the Japanese snap up properties in the U . S . from golf courses to a stake in Rockefeller Center . surprise to Americans How are Americans reacting to that? 6 9 -794 5 But it marks a big change for the Japanese , who shunned mortgage securities after getting burned by a big downturn in interest rates a few years back . big downturn in what happened back then? 19 22 -794 5 But it marks a big change for the Japanese , who shunned mortgage securities after getting burned by a big downturn in interest rates a few years back . downturn What caused this downturn? Will we experience it here in the United States? 20 21 -794 5 But it marks a big change for the Japanese , who shunned mortgage securities after getting burned by a big downturn in interest rates a few years back . burned How \"burned\" were\n them? 16 17 -794 5 But it marks a big change for the Japanese , who shunned mortgage securities after getting burned by a big downturn in interest rates a few years back . big downturn What caused the downturn? 19 21 -795 1 The Internal Revenue Service said it is willing to let the U . S . Tax Court decide how much oil man William Herbert Hunt will owe the government after his assets are liquidated . assets are liquidated how many assets does he have? 31 34 -795 1 The Internal Revenue Service said it is willing to let the U . S . Tax Court decide how much oil man William Herbert Hunt will owe the government after his assets are liquidated . William Herbert Hunt What company is Mr. Hunt leading? 22 25 -795 1 The Internal Revenue Service said it is willing to let the U . S . Tax Court decide how much oil man William Herbert Hunt will owe the government after his assets are liquidated . oil man William Herbert Hunt Why is he called the oil man? 20 25 -795 1 The Internal Revenue Service said it is willing to let the U . S . Tax Court decide how much oil man William Herbert Hunt will owe the government after his assets are liquidated . U . S . Tax Court Why let the U.S. Tax Court decide? 11 17 -795 2 The surprise announcement came after the IRS broke off negotiations with Mr . Hunt on a settlement of the one - time tycoon ' s personal bankruptcy case . surprise announcement What was the surprise announcement? 1 3 -795 2 The surprise announcement came after the IRS broke off negotiations with Mr . Hunt on a settlement of the one - time tycoon ' s personal bankruptcy case . personal bankruptcy case . Why was he claiming bankruptcy? 25 29 -795 2 The surprise announcement came after the IRS broke off negotiations with Mr . Hunt on a settlement of the one - time tycoon ' s personal bankruptcy case . settlement What settlement? 16 17 -795 3 Although the action removes one obstacle in the way of an overall settlement to the case , it also means that Mr . Hunt could be stripped of virtually all of his assets if the Tax Court rules against him in a 1982 case heard earlier this year in Washington , D . C . virtually all of his assets what about literally? 28 33 -795 3 Although the action removes one obstacle in the way of an overall settlement to the case , it also means that Mr . Hunt could be stripped of virtually all of his assets if the Tax Court rules against him in a 1982 case heard earlier this year in Washington , D . C . 1982 case What led to the beginning of the case back in 1982? 42 44 -795 3 Although the action removes one obstacle in the way of an overall settlement to the case , it also means that Mr . Hunt could be stripped of virtually all of his assets if the Tax Court rules against him in a 1982 case heard earlier this year in Washington , D . C . 1982 case How will this case contribute to him losing all of his assets? 42 44 -795 4 The IRS has been seeking more than $ 300 million in back taxes from Mr . Hunt . $ 300 million in back taxes For how long has Mr. Hunt been delinquent? 7 13 -795 5 Separately , a federal judge hearing Mr . Hunt ' s bankruptcy case yesterday turned down a proposed $ 65 . 7 million settlement between Mr . Hunt and Minpeco S . A . , another major creditor in the case . settlement between Mr . Hunt and Minpeco why is minpeco involved? 23 30 -795 5 Separately , a federal judge hearing Mr . Hunt ' s bankruptcy case yesterday turned down a proposed $ 65 . 7 million settlement between Mr . Hunt and Minpeco S . A . , another major creditor in the case . Minpeco S . A Why is Minpeco a creditor? 29 33 -796 1 EG & G Inc . said it acquired Laboratorium Prof . said it acquired Why did EG&G acquire Laboratorium Prof.? 5 8 -796 1 EG & G Inc . said it acquired Laboratorium Prof . Laboratorium Prof why did they acquire it? 8 10 -796 1 EG & G Inc . said it acquired Laboratorium Prof . EG & G WHAT TYPE OF BUSINESS IS EG&G? 0 3 -796 1 EG & G Inc . said it acquired Laboratorium Prof . EG & G Inc . said it acquired Laboratorium Prof What are these companies? How did it acquire Laboratorium Prof? 0 10 -796 2 Dr . Berthold , a German maker of scientific instruments . scientific instruments What kind of scientific instruments did Dr. Berthold make? 8 10 -796 2 Dr . Berthold , a German maker of scientific instruments . scientific instruments what instruments? 8 10 -796 2 Dr . Berthold , a German maker of scientific instruments . Dr . Berthold , WHO DOES HE WORK FOR? 0 4 -796 2 Dr . Berthold , a German maker of scientific instruments . scientific instruments What types of scientific instruments? 8 10 -796 3 Terms weren ' t disclosed . Terms weren ' t disclosed Terms weren't disclosed about what? 0 5 -796 3 Terms weren ' t disclosed . Terms weren ' t why werent they? 0 4 -796 3 Terms weren ' t disclosed . Terms TERMS FOR WHAT? 0 1 -796 3 Terms weren ' t disclosed . Terms weren ' t disclosed Why were the terms not disclosed 0 5 -796 4 The Wellesley , Mass . , maker of scientific instruments and electronic parts said Berthold expects 1989 sales of more than 100 million Deutsche marks ( $ 54 . 5 million ) and employs about 400 people . Deutsche What is \"Deutsche?\" 23 24 -796 4 The Wellesley , Mass . , maker of scientific instruments and electronic parts said Berthold expects 1989 sales of more than 100 million Deutsche marks ( $ 54 . 5 million ) and employs about 400 people . 1989 DOES 1989 REFER TO THE YEAR OR SOME OTHER VALUE? 16 17 -796 4 The Wellesley , Mass . , maker of scientific instruments and electronic parts said Berthold expects 1989 sales of more than 100 million Deutsche marks ( $ 54 . 5 million ) and employs about 400 people . scientific instruments and electronic parts What types of instruments and parts 8 13 -796 5 Berthold is based in Wildbad , West Germany , and also has operations in Belgium . Berthold Does Berthold only have operations in Europe? 0 1 -796 5 Berthold is based in Wildbad , West Germany , and also has operations in Belgium . Berthold IS THIS ALSO THE NAME OF A COMPANY AS WELL AS THE SCIENTIST? 0 1 -797 1 Healthcare International Inc . said it reached a 120 - day standstill agreement with its HealthVest affiliate calling for Healthcare to pay HealthVest $ 5 million right away and additional amounts in the future . additional amounts How much additional? 29 31 -797 1 Healthcare International Inc . said it reached a 120 - day standstill agreement with its HealthVest affiliate calling for Healthcare to pay HealthVest $ 5 million right away and additional amounts in the future . $ 5 million Why does Healthcare need to pay Healthvest $5 million? 23 26 -797 1 Healthcare International Inc . said it reached a 120 - day standstill agreement with its HealthVest affiliate calling for Healthcare to pay HealthVest $ 5 million right away and additional amounts in the future . additional amounts in the future How much are the additional amounts? 29 34 -797 1 Healthcare International Inc . said it reached a 120 - day standstill agreement with its HealthVest affiliate calling for Healthcare to pay HealthVest $ 5 million right away and additional amounts in the future . 120 - day standstill agreement Why the agreement? 8 13 -797 2 Under the agreement , Healthcare , a manager of health - care facilities , said it would pay HealthVest $ 3 . 9 million in overdue rent and mortgage payments and repay $ 1 . 1 million in funds that HealthVest advanced for construction work on facilities . advanced What does advanced for mean? 41 42 -797 3 In return , HealthVest agreed that it won ' t exercise its rights and remedies against Healthcare during the 120 - day period . 120 - day period what about after those days? 19 23 -797 3 In return , HealthVest agreed that it won ' t exercise its rights and remedies against Healthcare during the 120 - day period . exercise its rights What rights and remedies does HealthVest have? 10 13 -797 3 In return , HealthVest agreed that it won ' t exercise its rights and remedies against Healthcare during the 120 - day period . rights and remedies What are the rights and remedies that HealthVest can use against Healthcare? 12 15 -797 3 In return , HealthVest agreed that it won ' t exercise its rights and remedies against Healthcare during the 120 - day period . rights and remedies against Healthcare What types of rights are being foregone? 12 17 -797 4 After the payment , Healthcare still will be $ 6 . 5 million in arrears on rent and mortgage payments to HealthVest , a real estate investment trust whose portfolio consists largely of properties operated by Healthcare . arrears What is arrears? 14 15 -797 5 Healthcare has given HealthVest a 12 % note for that overdue amount , to be repaid over three years . over three years is that a fair deal? 16 19 -797 5 Healthcare has given HealthVest a 12 % note for that overdue amount , to be repaid over three years . note Does note mean pay back? 7 8 -798 1 UNIFIRST Corp . declared a 2 - for - 1 stock split . 2 - for - 1 stock split what is that? 5 12 -798 1 UNIFIRST Corp . declared a 2 - for - 1 stock split . UNIFIRST Corp What kind of company is Unifirst Corp.? 0 2 -798 1 UNIFIRST Corp . declared a 2 - for - 1 stock split . declared a 2 - for - 1 stock split What led to this split? 3 12 -798 1 UNIFIRST Corp . declared a 2 - for - 1 stock split . UNIFIRST Corp Where is the UNIFIRST Corporation? 0 2 -798 3 The dividend had been five cents a share . five cents a share why so low? 4 8 -799 1 Newport Electronics Inc . named a new slate of officers , a move that follows replacement of the company ' s five incumbent directors last week . replacement Why were the five incumbent directors replaced last week? 15 16 -799 1 Newport Electronics Inc . named a new slate of officers , a move that follows replacement of the company ' s five incumbent directors last week . replacement Why did they replace the directors? 15 16 -799 1 Newport Electronics Inc . named a new slate of officers , a move that follows replacement of the company ' s five incumbent directors last week . slate of officers , Who are the officers? 7 11 -799 2 Milton B . Hollander , 60 years old , was named chief executive officer , succeeding Barrett B . Weekes . Milton B . Hollander , does he have a degree? 0 5 -799 2 Milton B . Hollander , 60 years old , was named chief executive officer , succeeding Barrett B . Weekes . named Why was Milton B. Hollander chosen to be the new chief executive officer? 10 11 -799 3 Mr . Hollander ' s Stamford , Conn . - based High Technology Holding Co . acquired most of its 49 . 4 % stake in Newport in August . acquired Why did High Technology Holding Co. acquire 49.4% of Newport? 16 17 -799 4 Mr . Hollander was named chairman last week , succeeding Mr . Weekes , who was among the ousted directors . ousted there were others ousted? 18 19 -799 4 Mr . Hollander was named chairman last week , succeeding Mr . Weekes , who was among the ousted directors . named Why was Mr. Hollander named chairman last week? 4 5 -799 4 Mr . Hollander was named chairman last week , succeeding Mr . Weekes , who was among the ousted directors . ousted Why was Mr. Weeks ousted from his director position? 18 19 -799 4 Mr . Hollander was named chairman last week , succeeding Mr . Weekes , who was among the ousted directors . ousted Why were the directors ousted? 18 19 -799 4 Mr . Hollander was named chairman last week , succeeding Mr . Weekes , who was among the ousted directors . among the ousted directors Who were the other ousted directors? 16 20 -799 5 The company has declined requests to discuss the changes , but Mr . Weekes has said that Mr . Hollander wanted to have his own team . declined requests are they obligated to? 3 5 -799 5 The company has declined requests to discuss the changes , but Mr . Weekes has said that Mr . Hollander wanted to have his own team . declined Why is the company declining requests to comment? 3 4 -799 5 The company has declined requests to discuss the changes , but Mr . Weekes has said that Mr . Hollander wanted to have his own team . team Why does Mr. Hollander want to have his own team? 25 26 -800 1 Now was that a quarter cup or a half cup ? quarter cup or a half a cup of what? 4 9 -800 1 Now was that a quarter cup or a half cup ? cup ? Cup of what? 9 11 -800 1 Now was that a quarter cup or a half cup ? quarter cup or a half cup ? What was a quarter cup or half cup? 4 11 -800 2 Not a gripping question , unless you ' re the pastry chef of this city ' s Chez Panisse restaurant and you ' ve just lost your priceless personal dessert notebook . priceless personal dessert notebook how did he lose it? 27 31 -800 2 Not a gripping question , unless you ' re the pastry chef of this city ' s Chez Panisse restaurant and you ' ve just lost your priceless personal dessert notebook . lost Where was it lost? 25 26 -800 2 Not a gripping question , unless you ' re the pastry chef of this city ' s Chez Panisse restaurant and you ' ve just lost your priceless personal dessert notebook . Chez Panisse restaurant Where is the Chez Panisse restaurant? 17 20 -800 2 Not a gripping question , unless you ' re the pastry chef of this city ' s Chez Panisse restaurant and you ' ve just lost your priceless personal dessert notebook . pastry chef Who is the pastry chef? 10 12 -800 3 Chez Panisse was listed among the top 30 restaurants in the world this year by Connoisseur magazine . Connoisseur magazine is that a food magazine? 15 17 -800 3 Chez Panisse was listed among the top 30 restaurants in the world this year by Connoisseur magazine . top 30 restaurants Is that the top 30 of any restaurant or a specific kind of restaurant? 6 9 -800 4 The tattered black binder , bulging with 18 years ' worth of recipes held together by rubber bands , was in chef Lindsey Shere ' s purse when it was stolen from her house recently . stolen What is the estimated value of this notebook 30 31 -800 4 The tattered black binder , bulging with 18 years ' worth of recipes held together by rubber bands , was in chef Lindsey Shere ' s purse when it was stolen from her house recently . stolen How was it stolen? 30 31 -800 5 The Berkeley police don ' t have any leads but doubt the crime was driven by a passion for sweets . by a passion for sweets is this a joke? 15 20 -800 5 The Berkeley police don ' t have any leads but doubt the crime was driven by a passion for sweets . doubt Why would this crime be committed? 10 11 -800 5 The Berkeley police don ' t have any leads but doubt the crime was driven by a passion for sweets . driven by What was the crime driven by? 14 16 -801 1 Another fight is brewing between Congress and the Bush administration over how to pay for the savings - and - loan bailout without adding to the federal budget deficit . Another fight when was the first fight? 0 2 -801 1 Another fight is brewing between Congress and the Bush administration over how to pay for the savings - and - loan bailout without adding to the federal budget deficit . fight Is this a big conflict or small problem? 1 2 -801 3 Officials of the Resolution Trust Corp . have said privately that such a plan was the most likely alternative to raise short - term cash for the bailout . most likely alternative Why id the plan the most likely alternative to raise short-term cash? 16 19 -801 4 Instead , the GAO and the Congressional Budget Office said , the RTC should consider using Treasury debt , which is less expensive and subject to oversight by Congress . Treasury debt , can they do that? 16 19 -801 5 The spending could be exempted from meeting deficit - reduction targets in the Gramm - Rudman budget law . Gramm - Rudman budget law what is that law? 13 18 -801 5 The spending could be exempted from meeting deficit - reduction targets in the Gramm - Rudman budget law . Gramm - Rudman budget law What is the Gramm-Rudman budget law? 13 18 -802 1 Mips Computer Systems Inc . today will unveil a new general - purpose computer that will compete with more expensive machines from companies such as Sun Microsystems Inc . and Digital Equipment Corp . compete How will Mips general-purpose computer compete with more expensive machines? 16 17 -802 1 Mips Computer Systems Inc . today will unveil a new general - purpose computer that will compete with more expensive machines from companies such as Sun Microsystems Inc . and Digital Equipment Corp . will compete with more expensive machines How will it compete with more expensive machines? 15 21 -802 1 Mips Computer Systems Inc . today will unveil a new general - purpose computer that will compete with more expensive machines from companies such as Sun Microsystems Inc . and Digital Equipment Corp . new general - purpose computer How is this a new general-purpose computer that hasn't already been established? 9 14 -802 1 Mips Computer Systems Inc . today will unveil a new general - purpose computer that will compete with more expensive machines from companies such as Sun Microsystems Inc . and Digital Equipment Corp . general - purpose How is the computer tailored towards general purpose? 10 13 -802 2 The closely held Sunnyvale , Calif . , company also will announce an agreement to supply computers to Control Data Corp . , which will sell Mips machines under its own label . Mips what is a mips? 26 27 -802 2 The closely held Sunnyvale , Calif . , company also will announce an agreement to supply computers to Control Data Corp . , which will sell Mips machines under its own label . agreement What are the terms of this agreement? 13 14 -802 2 The closely held Sunnyvale , Calif . , company also will announce an agreement to supply computers to Control Data Corp . , which will sell Mips machines under its own label . Control Data Corp Why would they supply computers to this company and not just sell them outright? 18 21 -802 2 The closely held Sunnyvale , Calif . , company also will announce an agreement to supply computers to Control Data Corp . , which will sell Mips machines under its own label . supply How is Sunnyvale going to build Mips machines for Control Data Corp.? 15 16 -802 3 The new Mips machine , called the RC6280 , will cost $ 150 , 000 for a basic system . RC6280 , why is it called that? 7 9 -802 3 The new Mips machine , called the RC6280 , will cost $ 150 , 000 for a basic system . $ 150 , 000 Why does it cost so much? 11 15 -802 3 The new Mips machine , called the RC6280 , will cost $ 150 , 000 for a basic system . RC6280 , Why is it named this? 7 9 -802 3 The new Mips machine , called the RC6280 , will cost $ 150 , 000 for a basic system . basic How much does a deluxe version cost? 17 18 -802 3 The new Mips machine , called the RC6280 , will cost $ 150 , 000 for a basic system . $ 150 , 000 Why do the basic systems cost $150,000? 11 15 -802 4 The computer processes 55 million instructions per second and uses only one central processing chip , unlike many rival machines using several processors . only one central processing chip , Why just use one, if more processors would be faster? 10 16 -802 4 The computer processes 55 million instructions per second and uses only one central processing chip , unlike many rival machines using several processors . 55 million Is this competetive? 3 5 -802 4 The computer processes 55 million instructions per second and uses only one central processing chip , unlike many rival machines using several processors . unlike many rival machines What are the rival machines? 16 20 -802 4 The computer processes 55 million instructions per second and uses only one central processing chip , unlike many rival machines using several processors . central How does the machine process 55 million instructions per second with only one central processing chip? 12 13 -802 5 The machine employs reduced instruction - set computing , or RISC , technology . reduced instruction - set what is that exactly? 3 7 -802 5 The machine employs reduced instruction - set computing , or RISC , technology . instruction - set How does reduced instruction-set computing work? 4 7 -803 1 The government ' s primary economic - forecasting gauge rose a slight 0 . 2 % in September , but economists said the report offered little new information on the degree to which the U . S . economy is slowing . slowing why arent they telling? 40 41 -803 1 The government ' s primary economic - forecasting gauge rose a slight 0 . 2 % in September , but economists said the report offered little new information on the degree to which the U . S . economy is slowing . little Why did economists feel the report did not offer new information? 25 26 -803 1 The government ' s primary economic - forecasting gauge rose a slight 0 . 2 % in September , but economists said the report offered little new information on the degree to which the U . S . economy is slowing . slowing Why is the U.S. economy slowing? 40 41 -803 1 The government ' s primary economic - forecasting gauge rose a slight 0 . 2 % in September , but economists said the report offered little new information on the degree to which the U . S . economy is slowing . economic - forecasting gauge Which gauge was being used to measure the country's economic health? 5 9 -803 2 The small increase in the index of leading indicators , which had climbed 0 . 5 % in August but was unchanged in July , does lend support to the view that the economy has slowed noticeably . indicators , What are the leading indicators? 8 10 -803 2 The small increase in the index of leading indicators , which had climbed 0 . 5 % in August but was unchanged in July , does lend support to the view that the economy has slowed noticeably . the economy has slowed noticeably Why has there been a slowdown? 32 37 -803 3 However , it doesn ' t give much of a clue as to whether a recession is on the horizon . clue how would they tell recession? 10 11 -803 4 " I don ' t think it provides much new information on the economy , " said Richard Rippe , economist at Dean Witter Reynolds Inc . much new information Why doesn't it provide much new information on the economy? 8 11 -803 5 So far this year , the index of leading indicators has risen in four months , fallen in four months and remained unchanged in the other month . this year , which year? 2 5 -803 5 So far this year , the index of leading indicators has risen in four months , fallen in four months and remained unchanged in the other month . month . Which month did it remain unchanged? 26 28 -804 1 Armstrong World Industries Inc . agreed in principle to sell its carpet operations to Shaw Industries Inc . carpet operations they create carpeting? 11 13 -804 1 Armstrong World Industries Inc . agreed in principle to sell its carpet operations to Shaw Industries Inc . principle What does that mean? 7 8 -804 1 Armstrong World Industries Inc . agreed in principle to sell its carpet operations to Shaw Industries Inc . agreed Why did Armstrong World Industries Inc. agree to sell its carpet operations? 5 6 -804 2 The price wasn ' t disclosed but one analyst estimated that it was $ 150 million . analyst What kind of analyst? 8 9 -804 2 The price wasn ' t disclosed but one analyst estimated that it was $ 150 million . disclosed Why was the price not disclosed? 5 6 -804 2 The price wasn ' t disclosed but one analyst estimated that it was $ 150 million . estimated How did the analyst come to the estimate of $150 million? 9 10 -804 2 The price wasn ' t disclosed but one analyst estimated that it was $ 150 million . analyst Who is the analyst? 8 9 -804 3 Armstrong , which has faced a takeover threat from the Belzberg family of Canada since July , said that disposing of the carpet business would improve " total financial performance . " The move also would allow the company to concentrate on core businesses , which include ceramic tile , floor coverings and furniture . concentrate on core businesses , is it good to focus on the basics? 40 45 -804 3 Armstrong , which has faced a takeover threat from the Belzberg family of Canada since July , said that disposing of the carpet business would improve " total financial performance . " The move also would allow the company to concentrate on core businesses , which include ceramic tile , floor coverings and furniture . Armstrong , What other kinds of products this company has? 0 2 -804 3 Armstrong , which has faced a takeover threat from the Belzberg family of Canada since July , said that disposing of the carpet business would improve " total financial performance . " The move also would allow the company to concentrate on core businesses , which include ceramic tile , floor coverings and furniture . takeover Why is Armstrong facing a takeover threat? 6 7 -804 3 Armstrong , which has faced a takeover threat from the Belzberg family of Canada since July , said that disposing of the carpet business would improve " total financial performance . " The move also would allow the company to concentrate on core businesses , which include ceramic tile , floor coverings and furniture . move How would the move allow the company to concentrate on the core businesses? 33 34 -804 3 Armstrong , which has faced a takeover threat from the Belzberg family of Canada since July , said that disposing of the carpet business would improve " total financial performance . " The move also would allow the company to concentrate on core businesses , which include ceramic tile , floor coverings and furniture . Belzberg family Why does the Belzberg family want to takeover Armstrong? 10 12 -804 4 Moreover , such a sale could help Armstrong reassure its investors and deter the Belzbergs , who own a 9 . 85 % stake in the Lancaster , Pa . , company . Lancaster , Pa What is this company? 26 29 -804 4 Moreover , such a sale could help Armstrong reassure its investors and deter the Belzbergs , who own a 9 . 85 % stake in the Lancaster , Pa . , company . Belzbergs , Why does Belzbergs own 9.85% of the company? 14 16 -804 5 Analysts expect Armstrong to use proceeds of the sale to reduce debt , buy back stock or perhaps finance an acquisition . finance an acquisition what would he acquire? 18 21 -804 5 Analysts expect Armstrong to use proceeds of the sale to reduce debt , buy back stock or perhaps finance an acquisition . debt , How much debt? 11 13 -804 5 Analysts expect Armstrong to use proceeds of the sale to reduce debt , buy back stock or perhaps finance an acquisition . reduce Why does Armstrong want to reduce debt? 10 11 -804 5 Analysts expect Armstrong to use proceeds of the sale to reduce debt , buy back stock or perhaps finance an acquisition . buy Why does Armstrong want to buy back stock? 13 14 -804 5 Analysts expect Armstrong to use proceeds of the sale to reduce debt , buy back stock or perhaps finance an acquisition . acquisition Why does Armstrong want finance an acquisition? 20 21 -805 1 Congressional Democrats and the Bush administration agreed on a compromise minimum - wage bill , opening the way for the first wage - floor boost in more than nine years . compromise minimum - wage bill , what is the minimum wage 9 15 -805 1 Congressional Democrats and the Bush administration agreed on a compromise minimum - wage bill , opening the way for the first wage - floor boost in more than nine years . wage - floor boost How much is the wage-floor boost? 21 25 -805 1 Congressional Democrats and the Bush administration agreed on a compromise minimum - wage bill , opening the way for the first wage - floor boost in more than nine years . compromise minimum - wage bill , Why did they have to compromise on this bill? 9 15 -805 2 The agreement ended a long impasse between the congressional leaders and the White House over the wage issue . impasse what is an impasse? 5 6 -805 2 The agreement ended a long impasse between the congressional leaders and the White House over the wage issue . ended a long impasse how long did it take? 2 6 -805 2 The agreement ended a long impasse between the congressional leaders and the White House over the wage issue . long impasse How long was the impasse? 4 6 -805 3 President Bush in June vetoed a measure passed by Congress and said he wouldn ' t accept any minimum - wage rise that went beyond limits he set early in this year ' s debate on the issue . June of which year? 3 4 -805 3 President Bush in June vetoed a measure passed by Congress and said he wouldn ' t accept any minimum - wage rise that went beyond limits he set early in this year ' s debate on the issue . limits he set early Why did he set those limits and what were they? 25 29 -805 4 The compromise was a somewhat softened version of what the White House had said it would accept . compromise What was the compromise? 1 2 -805 4 The compromise was a somewhat softened version of what the White House had said it would accept . softened version How was the compromise a softened version? 5 7 -805 5 Under the agreement with the House and Senate leaders , the minimum wage would rise from the current $ 3 . 35 an hour to $ 4 . 25 an hour by April 1991 . agreement What was the agreement? 2 3 -805 5 Under the agreement with the House and Senate leaders , the minimum wage would rise from the current $ 3 . 35 an hour to $ 4 . 25 an hour by April 1991 . $ 3 . 35 an hour is that a big increase? 18 24 -805 5 Under the agreement with the House and Senate leaders , the minimum wage would rise from the current $ 3 . 35 an hour to $ 4 . 25 an hour by April 1991 . $ 3 . 35 an hour to $ 4 . 25 Why was the raise set to this amount? 18 29 -806 1 Giovanni Agnelli & Co . announced a transaction that will strengthen its indirect control of Fiat S . p . transaction What transaction will strengthen Giovanni Agnelli & Co.'s indirect control of Fiat? 7 8 -806 1 Giovanni Agnelli & Co . announced a transaction that will strengthen its indirect control of Fiat S . p . a transaction What are the details of this transaction? 6 8 -806 1 Giovanni Agnelli & Co . announced a transaction that will strengthen its indirect control of Fiat S . p . a transaction What transaction? 6 8 -806 1 Giovanni Agnelli & Co . announced a transaction that will strengthen its indirect control of Fiat S . p . will strengthen its indirect control Why do they desire this? 9 14 -806 2 A . and will admit Prince Karim Aga Khan as its first non - family shareholder . non - family why did they do that? 12 15 -806 2 A . and will admit Prince Karim Aga Khan as its first non - family shareholder . admit Prince Karim Aga Khan Why this particular person? 4 9 -806 3 Giovanni Agnelli , a limited partnership that is the master holding company for Fiat ' s Agnelli family , owns approximately 75 % of the shares in Istituto Finanziario Industriale , which in turn owns approximately 40 % of Fiat , Italy ' s biggest private - sector industrial group . Istituto Finanziario Industriale , What is this institute? What is the English translation, and who else is in this group? 27 31 -806 3 Giovanni Agnelli , a limited partnership that is the master holding company for Fiat ' s Agnelli family , owns approximately 75 % of the shares in Istituto Finanziario Industriale , which in turn owns approximately 40 % of Fiat , Italy ' s biggest private - sector industrial group . a limited partnership What makes it limited? 3 6 -806 4 The company said Maria Sole Agnelli Teodorani , sister of Fiat Chairman Giovanni Agnelli , agreed to trade her shares in IFI for new ordinary shares in the limited partnership , which will give her control of 4 . 67 % of Giovanni Agnelli & Co . limited partnership , what is a limited partnership? 28 31 -806 4 The company said Maria Sole Agnelli Teodorani , sister of Fiat Chairman Giovanni Agnelli , agreed to trade her shares in IFI for new ordinary shares in the limited partnership , which will give her control of 4 . 67 % of Giovanni Agnelli & Co . 4 . 67 % Is this a lot? Does anyone else own a bigger share than this? 37 41 -806 4 The company said Maria Sole Agnelli Teodorani , sister of Fiat Chairman Giovanni Agnelli , agreed to trade her shares in IFI for new ordinary shares in the limited partnership , which will give her control of 4 . 67 % of Giovanni Agnelli & Co . agreed Why did she agree? 15 16 -806 4 The company said Maria Sole Agnelli Teodorani , sister of Fiat Chairman Giovanni Agnelli , agreed to trade her shares in IFI for new ordinary shares in the limited partnership , which will give her control of 4 . 67 % of Giovanni Agnelli & Co . give her control Why does she want to gain this control percentage? 33 36 -806 5 The Aga Khan , meanwhile , agreed to trade some of his stake in Luxembourg - based Ifint S . A . , another Agnelli family company , for 7 . 45 % of Giovanni Agnelli & Co . ' s capital . Aga Khan , is he famous? 1 4 -806 5 The Aga Khan , meanwhile , agreed to trade some of his stake in Luxembourg - based Ifint S . A . , another Agnelli family company , for 7 . 45 % of Giovanni Agnelli & Co . ' s capital . some of his stake How much did he trade, exactly? 9 13 -806 5 The Aga Khan , meanwhile , agreed to trade some of his stake in Luxembourg - based Ifint S . A . , another Agnelli family company , for 7 . 45 % of Giovanni Agnelli & Co . ' s capital . agreed to trade Why did he agree? 6 9 -806 5 The Aga Khan , meanwhile , agreed to trade some of his stake in Luxembourg - based Ifint S . A . , another Agnelli family company , for 7 . 45 % of Giovanni Agnelli & Co . ' s capital . for 7 . 45 % Why did he want this capital gain? 28 33 -807 1 Coca - Cola Co . , aiming to boost soft - drink volume in Singapore , said it is discussing a joint venture with Fraser & Neave Ltd . , its bottling franchisee in that country . Singapore , why did they want to do that? 14 16 -807 1 Coca - Cola Co . , aiming to boost soft - drink volume in Singapore , said it is discussing a joint venture with Fraser & Neave Ltd . , its bottling franchisee in that country . boost soft - drink volume What is the current volume? 8 13 -807 1 Coca - Cola Co . , aiming to boost soft - drink volume in Singapore , said it is discussing a joint venture with Fraser & Neave Ltd . , its bottling franchisee in that country . Singapore , It's going to sound stupid but is Singapore a Country or City? I can never remember. 14 16 -807 2 The venture would be the latest in Coke ' s rapid expansion of overseas investment . overseas investment where else are they? 13 15 -807 2 The venture would be the latest in Coke ' s rapid expansion of overseas investment . Coke ' s rapid expansion Why do they need to work quickly? 7 12 -807 2 The venture would be the latest in Coke ' s rapid expansion of overseas investment . rapid expansion Why is it a rapid expansion? where else have they contracted in overseas? 10 12 -807 2 The venture would be the latest in Coke ' s rapid expansion of overseas investment . rapid expansion of overseas investment . Where else are they expanding besides Singapore? 10 16 -807 3 So far this year , it has put nearly $ 700 million into bottling operations in Australia , New Zealand and France . $ 700 million into bottling operations Is this an exuberant amount? 9 15 -807 3 So far this year , it has put nearly $ 700 million into bottling operations in Australia , New Zealand and France . Australia , New Zealand and France Is Coke popular in these countries? 16 22 -807 3 So far this year , it has put nearly $ 700 million into bottling operations in Australia , New Zealand and France . bottling operations Where do these plants distribute to? 13 15 -807 4 The move also reflects Coke ' s eagerness to have a hand in developing the soft - drink markets in Pacific Basin countries . Pacific Basin where is the pacific basin? 20 22 -807 4 The move also reflects Coke ' s eagerness to have a hand in developing the soft - drink markets in Pacific Basin countries . Coke ' s eagerness Why is Coke so eager? 4 8 -807 4 The move also reflects Coke ' s eagerness to have a hand in developing the soft - drink markets in Pacific Basin countries . developing the soft - drink markets I wonder if this will cause a spike in dentists in the area? 13 19 -807 4 The move also reflects Coke ' s eagerness to have a hand in developing the soft - drink markets in Pacific Basin countries . Pacific Basin countries What are Pacific Basin countries? 20 23 -807 5 Aside from Europe , the Pacific division is where Coke will be focusing much of its attention for years to come . the Pacific division Why is there interest in the Pacific division? 4 7 -807 5 Aside from Europe , the Pacific division is where Coke will be focusing much of its attention for years to come . years to come How many years does Coke plan to pursue this? 18 21 -807 5 Aside from Europe , the Pacific division is where Coke will be focusing much of its attention for years to come . years to come . why years? are they planning on still expanding elsewhere? 18 22 -808 1 Some U . S . allies are complaining that President Bush is pushing conventional - arms talks too quickly , creating a risk that negotiators will make errors that could affect the security of Western Europe for years . Some U . S . allies are complaining Which U.S. allies? 0 8 -808 1 Some U . S . allies are complaining that President Bush is pushing conventional - arms talks too quickly , creating a risk that negotiators will make errors that could affect the security of Western Europe for years . allies who are the allies? 5 6 -808 1 Some U . S . allies are complaining that President Bush is pushing conventional - arms talks too quickly , creating a risk that negotiators will make errors that could affect the security of Western Europe for years . U . S . allies Which U.S. allies are complaining about President Bush? 1 6 -808 1 Some U . S . allies are complaining that President Bush is pushing conventional - arms talks too quickly , creating a risk that negotiators will make errors that could affect the security of Western Europe for years . errors What kinds of errors? 27 28 -808 2 Concerns about the pace of the Vienna talks - - which are aimed at the destruction of some 100 , 000 weapons , as well as major reductions and realignments of troops in central Europe - - also are being registered at the Pentagon . pace is it going too slowly? 3 4 -808 2 Concerns about the pace of the Vienna talks - - which are aimed at the destruction of some 100 , 000 weapons , as well as major reductions and realignments of troops in central Europe - - also are being registered at the Pentagon . 100 , 000 what is the total estimated cost of the 100,000 weapons? 18 21 -808 2 Concerns about the pace of the Vienna talks - - which are aimed at the destruction of some 100 , 000 weapons , as well as major reductions and realignments of troops in central Europe - - also are being registered at the Pentagon . Concerns What are the concerns about the Vienna talks? 0 1 -808 2 Concerns about the pace of the Vienna talks - - which are aimed at the destruction of some 100 , 000 weapons , as well as major reductions and realignments of troops in central Europe - - also are being registered at the Pentagon . registered Where are they registered from? 40 41 -808 3 Mr . Bush has called for an agreement by next September at the latest . September which year will that be? 10 11 -808 4 But some American defense officials believe the North Atlantic Treaty Organization should take more time to examine the long - term implications of the options being considered . some American defense officials Which American defense officials? 1 5 -808 4 But some American defense officials believe the North Atlantic Treaty Organization should take more time to examine the long - term implications of the options being considered . long - term implications what sort of long-term implications? 18 22 -808 4 But some American defense officials believe the North Atlantic Treaty Organization should take more time to examine the long - term implications of the options being considered . options What are the options being considered? 24 25 -808 4 But some American defense officials believe the North Atlantic Treaty Organization should take more time to examine the long - term implications of the options being considered . options What are the options or what kinds of options? 24 25 -808 5 For one thing , Pentagon officials , who asked not to be identified , worry that the U . S . will have a much tougher time persuading Europeans to keep some short - range nuclear weapons on their soil once Soviet armored forces are thinned out . short - range how short range are they? 32 35 -808 5 For one thing , Pentagon officials , who asked not to be identified , worry that the U . S . will have a much tougher time persuading Europeans to keep some short - range nuclear weapons on their soil once Soviet armored forces are thinned out . identified , why have they asked to not be identified? 12 14 -809 1 Treasury Undersecretary David Mulford defended the Treasury ' s efforts this fall to drive down the value of the dollar , saying it helped minimize damage from the 190 - point drop in the stock market Oct . 13 . drive down the value of the dollar , How was the Treasury trying to drive down the value of the dollar? 13 21 -809 1 Treasury Undersecretary David Mulford defended the Treasury ' s efforts this fall to drive down the value of the dollar , saying it helped minimize damage from the 190 - point drop in the stock market Oct . 13 . defended How did Mulford defend the efforts of the Treasury? 4 5 -809 1 Treasury Undersecretary David Mulford defended the Treasury ' s efforts this fall to drive down the value of the dollar , saying it helped minimize damage from the 190 - point drop in the stock market Oct . 13 . 190 - point drop in the stock market Why was there such a precipitous drop in the index? 28 36 -809 1 Treasury Undersecretary David Mulford defended the Treasury ' s efforts this fall to drive down the value of the dollar , saying it helped minimize damage from the 190 - point drop in the stock market Oct . 13 . Oct . 13 in which year? 36 39 -809 1 Treasury Undersecretary David Mulford defended the Treasury ' s efforts this fall to drive down the value of the dollar , saying it helped minimize damage from the 190 - point drop in the stock market Oct . 13 . 190 - point drop in the stock market Oct . 13 Why did the stock market lose 190 points in October? 28 39 -809 2 Testifying before a House subcommittee , Mr . Mulford said that if the Treasury hadn ' t intervened in foreign - exchange markets in September and early October to reduce the dollar ' s value , the plunge in the stock market might have provoked a steep fall in the currency that might have " unhinged financial markets . " Treasury hadn ' t intervened How did the Treasury intervene? 13 18 -809 2 Testifying before a House subcommittee , Mr . Mulford said that if the Treasury hadn ' t intervened in foreign - exchange markets in September and early October to reduce the dollar ' s value , the plunge in the stock market might have provoked a steep fall in the currency that might have " unhinged financial markets . " intervened in foreign - exchange markets What was going on that led to the required intervention? 17 23 -809 2 Testifying before a House subcommittee , Mr . Mulford said that if the Treasury hadn ' t intervened in foreign - exchange markets in September and early October to reduce the dollar ' s value , the plunge in the stock market might have provoked a steep fall in the currency that might have " unhinged financial markets . " to reduce the dollar ' s value , How does reducing the value of a currency help the stock market? 28 36 -809 3 Mr . Mulford , responding to critics of intervention , also said intervention is " highly visible , " is taken seriously by financial markets and works better than " was recognized some time ago . " is taken seriously by financial markets Why is highly visible intervention taken seriously by markets? 19 25 -809 3 Mr . Mulford , responding to critics of intervention , also said intervention is " highly visible , " is taken seriously by financial markets and works better than " was recognized some time ago . " better than " was recognized some time ago . " Why were interventions less successful in the past? 27 37 -809 3 Mr . Mulford , responding to critics of intervention , also said intervention is " highly visible , " is taken seriously by financial markets and works better than " was recognized some time ago . " is taken seriously by financial markets Why is intervention taken seriously by financial markets? 19 25 -809 4 Differences between the Treasury and the Federal Reserve on the usefulness of intervention to help restrain the dollar resurfaced at the hearing . Differences What are the differences between the Treasury and the Federal Reserve on intervention? 0 1 -809 4 Differences between the Treasury and the Federal Reserve on the usefulness of intervention to help restrain the dollar resurfaced at the hearing . between the Treasury and the Federal Reserve Why are there differences between these two federal entities? 1 8 -809 4 Differences between the Treasury and the Federal Reserve on the usefulness of intervention to help restrain the dollar resurfaced at the hearing . resurfaced was it also brought up in the past? 18 19 -809 4 Differences between the Treasury and the Federal Reserve on the usefulness of intervention to help restrain the dollar resurfaced at the hearing . Differences between the Treasury and the Federal Reserve What was the difference in policy? 0 8 -809 5 Fed Vice Chairman Manuel Johnson , who had dissented from the Treasury ' s policy , told lawmakers , " I became convinced about what looked to me like an attempt to push the dollar down against the fundamentals in the market . " fundamentals in the market What sort of fundamentals are being discussed here? 38 42 -809 5 Fed Vice Chairman Manuel Johnson , who had dissented from the Treasury ' s policy , told lawmakers , " I became convinced about what looked to me like an attempt to push the dollar down against the fundamentals in the market . " to push the dollar down against the fundamentals Who would benefit from pushing the dollar down against the fundamentals in the market? 31 39 -810 1 Yields on savings - type certificates of deposit dropped slightly in the week ended yesterday . dropped slightly Why did yields on savings-type certificates of deposit drop slightly? 8 10 -810 1 Yields on savings - type certificates of deposit dropped slightly in the week ended yesterday . week ended yesterday . DID THE AUTHOR MEAN, IN THE WEEK THAT ENDED YESTERDAY? 12 16 -810 1 Yields on savings - type certificates of deposit dropped slightly in the week ended yesterday . savings - type certificates how are those different from normal cds? 2 6 -810 2 The average yield on a six - month CD of $ 50 , 000 or less was 7 . 90 % , compared with 7 . 94 % a week earlier . compared with 7 . 94 % a week earlier . WHY IS THERE A CHANGE? 22 32 -810 3 The average one - year savings - type CD was down to 7 . 99 % from 8 . 01 % , according to Banxquote Money Markets , a New York information service that tracks CD yields . down to 7 . 99 % from 8 . 01 % , WHY IS THE FALL HAPPENING? 10 22 -810 3 The average one - year savings - type CD was down to 7 . 99 % from 8 . 01 % , according to Banxquote Money Markets , a New York information service that tracks CD yields . Banxquote Money Markets , are they reliable? 24 28 -810 4 " This week was uneventful for the CD market , " said Norberto Mehl , chairman of Banxquote . " The major banks haven ' t even reacted to sharp rises in the three - month Treasury bill rates " in the past two weeks . sharp rises Why haven't the major banks reacted to sharp rises in Treasure bill rates? 29 31 -810 4 " This week was uneventful for the CD market , " said Norberto Mehl , chairman of Banxquote . " The major banks haven ' t even reacted to sharp rises in the three - month Treasury bill rates " in the past two weeks . haven ' t even reacted IF THE TREASURY BILL RATES ARE A FACTOR TO THE MAJOR BANKS AND THE CD MARKET, WHY WASN'T THERE A CHANGE WHEN THE TREASURY BILL RATES CHANGED? 23 28 -810 5 Banks that adjusted payouts on CDs in the most recent week made only fractional moves , he said . adjusted payouts on CDs WHY WOULD YOU NEED TO ADJUST A PAYOUT? 2 6 -811 1 SFE Technologies said William P . Kuehn was elected chairman and chief executive officer of this troubled electronics parts maker . William P . Kuehn what are his credentials? 3 7 -811 1 SFE Technologies said William P . Kuehn was elected chairman and chief executive officer of this troubled electronics parts maker . troubled Why is SFE Technologies troubled? 16 17 -811 1 SFE Technologies said William P . Kuehn was elected chairman and chief executive officer of this troubled electronics parts maker . troubled electronics parts maker Why was the company in trouble? 16 20 -811 1 SFE Technologies said William P . Kuehn was elected chairman and chief executive officer of this troubled electronics parts maker . SFE Technologies Where is SFE Technologies? 0 2 -811 2 The 45 - year - old Mr . Kuehn , who has a background in crisis management , succeeds Alan D . Rubendall , 45 . crisis management , did he go to school for it? 15 18 -811 2 The 45 - year - old Mr . Kuehn , who has a background in crisis management , succeeds Alan D . Rubendall , 45 . crisis management , How has he helped other companies in crisis? 15 18 -811 2 The 45 - year - old Mr . Kuehn , who has a background in crisis management , succeeds Alan D . Rubendall , 45 . background in crisis management , What did Mr. Kuehn do in crisis management exactly? 13 18 -811 2 The 45 - year - old Mr . Kuehn , who has a background in crisis management , succeeds Alan D . Rubendall , 45 . background in crisis management , What does this background entail? 13 18 -811 3 Jerome J . Jahn , executive vice president and chief financial officer , said Mr . Rubendall was resigning by " mutual agreement " with the board . " He is going to pursue other interests , " Mr . Jahn said . Jerome J . Jahn , what are her credentials? 0 5 -811 3 Jerome J . Jahn , executive vice president and chief financial officer , said Mr . Rubendall was resigning by " mutual agreement " with the board . " He is going to pursue other interests , " Mr . Jahn said . Mr . Rubendall What strategies did Rubendall try that were unsuccessful? 14 17 -811 3 Jerome J . Jahn , executive vice president and chief financial officer , said Mr . Rubendall was resigning by " mutual agreement " with the board . " He is going to pursue other interests , " Mr . Jahn said . pursue other interests , " What other interests will he pursue? 33 38 -811 3 Jerome J . Jahn , executive vice president and chief financial officer , said Mr . Rubendall was resigning by " mutual agreement " with the board . " He is going to pursue other interests , " Mr . Jahn said . Mr . Rubendall What is Mr. Rubendall's background or experience? 14 17 -811 4 Mr . Rubendall couldn ' t be reached . Mr . Rubendall Why couldn't Rubendall be reached? 0 3 -811 4 Mr . Rubendall couldn ' t be reached . couldn ' t be reached Why couldn't Mr. Rubendall be reached? 3 8 -811 5 Mr . Kuehn , the company said , will retain the rest of the current management team . management Are there any notable members? If so, who? 15 16 -811 5 Mr . Kuehn , the company said , will retain the rest of the current management team . current management team Who are the people in the current management team? 14 17 -812 1 Tuesday , October 31 , 1989 October 31 , what happened on this day? 2 5 -812 1 Tuesday , October 31 , 1989 Tuesday , October 31 , 1989 What is this date for? 0 6 -812 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . general levels who do they guide? 16 18 -812 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . key Why are the interest rates key? 1 2 -812 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . rates How is the rate calculated? 10 11 -812 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . actual Why does the guide not reliably represent the actual transactions? 24 25 -812 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . 10 1 / 2 % is that a high prime rate? 3 8 -812 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . RATE : Why is the prime rate 10 1/2%? 1 3 -812 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % What is this prime rate for? 0 8 -812 4 The base rate on corporate loans at large U . S . money center commercial banks . base How is the base rate determined? 1 2 -812 4 The base rate on corporate loans at large U . S . money center commercial banks . loans Why are corporations making loans at large commercial banks? 5 6 -812 4 The base rate on corporate loans at large U . S . money center commercial banks . commercial How do commercial banks differ from other types of banks? 14 15 -812 4 The base rate on corporate loans at large U . S . money center commercial banks . The base rate What is the base rate? 0 3 -812 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 9 % high , 8 13 / 16 % low , 8 7 / 8 % near closing bid , 8 15 / 16 % offered . FUNDS : How are the federal funds controlled? 1 3 -812 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 9 % high , 8 13 / 16 % low , 8 7 / 8 % near closing bid , 8 15 / 16 % offered . bid , Why are there bids on federal funds? 21 23 -812 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 9 % high , 8 13 / 16 % low , 8 7 / 8 % near closing bid , 8 15 / 16 % offered . offered How are the offers collected? 28 29 -812 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 9 % high , 8 13 / 16 % low , 8 7 / 8 % near closing bid , 8 15 / 16 % offered . FEDERAL FUNDS : What are these for? 0 3 -813 1 A bitter conflict with global implications has erupted between Nomura Securities Co . and Industrial Bank of Japan , two of the world ' s most powerful financial companies . global implications WHAT ARE SOME OF THESE GLOBAL IMPLICATIONS? 4 6 -813 1 A bitter conflict with global implications has erupted between Nomura Securities Co . and Industrial Bank of Japan , two of the world ' s most powerful financial companies . bitter conflict What is the source of conflict between these two banks? 1 3 -813 1 A bitter conflict with global implications has erupted between Nomura Securities Co . and Industrial Bank of Japan , two of the world ' s most powerful financial companies . global implications What are these global implications? 4 6 -813 1 A bitter conflict with global implications has erupted between Nomura Securities Co . and Industrial Bank of Japan , two of the world ' s most powerful financial companies . global implications Why are the implications global? 4 6 -813 1 A bitter conflict with global implications has erupted between Nomura Securities Co . and Industrial Bank of Japan , two of the world ' s most powerful financial companies . global implications Why does the conflict have global implications? 4 6 -813 1 A bitter conflict with global implications has erupted between Nomura Securities Co . and Industrial Bank of Japan , two of the world ' s most powerful financial companies . bitter conflict Why is there a bitter conflict? 1 3 -813 2 The clash is a sign of a new toughness and divisiveness in Japan ' s once - cozy financial circles . once - cozy when was it cozy? 15 18 -813 2 The clash is a sign of a new toughness and divisiveness in Japan ' s once - cozy financial circles . once - cozy WHAT HAPPENED TO CHANGE THIS?\n 15 18 -813 2 The clash is a sign of a new toughness and divisiveness in Japan ' s once - cozy financial circles . sign of a new toughness Why has there been a change in Japan's financial circles? 4 9 -813 2 The clash is a sign of a new toughness and divisiveness in Japan ' s once - cozy financial circles . sign How is the clash a sign? 4 5 -813 3 Not only are Japan ' s financial institutions putting their enormous clout to work ; increasingly they ' re squaring off against one another in unprecedented public fashion . unprecedented public fashion why is it public? 25 28 -813 3 Not only are Japan ' s financial institutions putting their enormous clout to work ; increasingly they ' re squaring off against one another in unprecedented public fashion . enormous clout to work ; WHAT DOES THIS MEAN? WHAT IS THE CLOUT THEY SWINGING AROUND, FINANCIAL SWAY? 10 15 -813 3 Not only are Japan ' s financial institutions putting their enormous clout to work ; increasingly they ' re squaring off against one another in unprecedented public fashion . squaring off against one another Are they squaring off in a literal sense or is this terminology metaphorical in nature? 19 24 -813 3 Not only are Japan ' s financial institutions putting their enormous clout to work ; increasingly they ' re squaring off against one another in unprecedented public fashion . unprecedented public fashion Why would they find it necessary to behave in such a way publicly? 25 28 -813 3 Not only are Japan ' s financial institutions putting their enormous clout to work ; increasingly they ' re squaring off against one another in unprecedented public fashion . unprecedented public fashion How have they squared off in an unprecedented public fashion? 25 28 -813 3 Not only are Japan ' s financial institutions putting their enormous clout to work ; increasingly they ' re squaring off against one another in unprecedented public fashion . enormous clout to work ; How are they putting their enormous clout to work? 10 15 -813 4 Already , the consequences are being felt by other players in the financial markets - - even governments . consequences WHAT CONSEQUENCES? 3 4 -813 4 Already , the consequences are being felt by other players in the financial markets - - even governments . consequences are being felt What have the consequences of their actions been? 3 7 -813 4 Already , the consequences are being felt by other players in the financial markets - - even governments . consequences are being felt How are the consequences being felt? 3 7 -813 4 Already , the consequences are being felt by other players in the financial markets - - even governments . governments How are governments feeling the consequences? 17 18 -813 5 What triggered the latest clash was a skirmish over the timing of a New Zealand government bond issue . New Zealand government they interact with new zealand? 13 16 -813 5 What triggered the latest clash was a skirmish over the timing of a New Zealand government bond issue . issue WAS NEW ZEALAND ISSUED A BOND? OR WAS THEIR AN ISSUE WITH BONDS FROM NEW ZEALAND? 17 18 -813 5 What triggered the latest clash was a skirmish over the timing of a New Zealand government bond issue . New Zealand government bond Why would the timing of a bond being issued present such a problem between these two banks? 13 17 -813 5 What triggered the latest clash was a skirmish over the timing of a New Zealand government bond issue . bond issue . Why does the timing of the bond issue matter? 16 19 -814 1 Researchers at Plant Genetic Systems N . V . in Belgium said they have developed a genetic engineering technique for creating hybrid plants for a number of key crops . key crops Which crops are key? 27 29 -814 1 Researchers at Plant Genetic Systems N . V . in Belgium said they have developed a genetic engineering technique for creating hybrid plants for a number of key crops . number of key crops What are some examples of the key crops? 25 29 -814 1 Researchers at Plant Genetic Systems N . V . in Belgium said they have developed a genetic engineering technique for creating hybrid plants for a number of key crops . creating hybrid plants how do they do that exactly? 20 23 -814 1 Researchers at Plant Genetic Systems N . V . in Belgium said they have developed a genetic engineering technique for creating hybrid plants for a number of key crops . key crops What are the key crops? 27 29 -814 1 Researchers at Plant Genetic Systems N . V . in Belgium said they have developed a genetic engineering technique for creating hybrid plants for a number of key crops . key crops what are examples of such key crops? 27 29 -814 1 Researchers at Plant Genetic Systems N . V . in Belgium said they have developed a genetic engineering technique for creating hybrid plants for a number of key crops . N . V what does this stand for? 5 8 -814 1 Researchers at Plant Genetic Systems N . V . in Belgium said they have developed a genetic engineering technique for creating hybrid plants for a number of key crops . hybrid plants hybrid of what plants? 21 23 -814 2 The researchers said they have isolated a plant gene that prevents the production of pollen . a plant gene Which gene? 6 9 -814 2 The researchers said they have isolated a plant gene that prevents the production of pollen . prevents the production of pollen How does the gene prevent pollen production? 10 15 -814 2 The researchers said they have isolated a plant gene that prevents the production of pollen . prevents the production of pollen why prevent the production of pollen? 10 15 -814 2 The researchers said they have isolated a plant gene that prevents the production of pollen . plant what is the gene name? 7 8 -814 2 The researchers said they have isolated a plant gene that prevents the production of pollen . prevents the production of pollen How is the prevention of pollen going to create hybrid plants? 10 15 -814 2 The researchers said they have isolated a plant gene that prevents the production of pollen . plant gene what is the gene called? 7 9 -814 2 The researchers said they have isolated a plant gene that prevents the production of pollen . prevents the production of pollen why would you want a plant to not produce any pollen? 10 15 -814 3 The gene thus can prevent a plant from fertilizing itself . a plant Is this effective for every plant or just some? 5 7 -814 3 The gene thus can prevent a plant from fertilizing itself . prevent a plant from fertilizing itself why would you not want a plant to be able to fertilize itself? 4 10 -814 4 Such so - called male - sterile plants can then be fertilized by pollen from another strain of the plant , thereby producing hybrid seed . another strain What is the name of the fertilizing strain? 15 17 -814 4 Such so - called male - sterile plants can then be fertilized by pollen from another strain of the plant , thereby producing hybrid seed . hybrid seed what is a hybrid seed/how does it differ from a normal seed? 23 25 -814 4 Such so - called male - sterile plants can then be fertilized by pollen from another strain of the plant , thereby producing hybrid seed . so - called male - sterile What makes them male-sterile? 1 7 -814 4 Such so - called male - sterile plants can then be fertilized by pollen from another strain of the plant , thereby producing hybrid seed . thereby producing hybrid seed what is the benefit of producing hybrid seed? 21 25 -814 5 The new generation of plants will possess the flourishing , high - production trait known as " hybrid vigor , " similar to that now seen in hybrid corn . high - production Is the production high in pollen or in seeds? 10 13 -814 5 The new generation of plants will possess the flourishing , high - production trait known as " hybrid vigor , " similar to that now seen in hybrid corn . " hybrid vigor , " What is hybrid vigor? 16 21 -814 5 The new generation of plants will possess the flourishing , high - production trait known as " hybrid vigor , " similar to that now seen in hybrid corn . now seen in hybrid corn what are the high-production traits found in hybrid corn? 24 29 -815 1 One of Ronald Reagan ' s attributes as President was that he rarely gave his blessing to the claptrap that passes for " consensus " in various international institutions . claptrap what is a claptrap? 18 19 -815 1 One of Ronald Reagan ' s attributes as President was that he rarely gave his blessing to the claptrap that passes for " consensus " in various international institutions . claptrap How is the consensus a claptrap? 18 19 -815 1 One of Ronald Reagan ' s attributes as President was that he rarely gave his blessing to the claptrap that passes for " consensus " in various international institutions . international institutions What international institutions? 27 29 -815 2 In fact , he liberated the U . S . from one of the world ' s most corrupt organizations - - UNESCO . UNESCO why is unesco corrupt? 22 23 -815 2 In fact , he liberated the U . S . from one of the world ' s most corrupt organizations - - UNESCO . liberated How did he liberate the U.S. from UNESCO? 4 5 -815 2 In fact , he liberated the U . S . from one of the world ' s most corrupt organizations - - UNESCO . UNESCO What type of organization is UNESCO? 22 23 -815 2 In fact , he liberated the U . S . from one of the world ' s most corrupt organizations - - UNESCO . corrupt How is UNESCO corrupt? 18 19 -815 3 This is the U . N . group that managed to traduce its own charter of promoting education , science and culture . traduce definition of this word? 11 12 -815 3 This is the U . N . group that managed to traduce its own charter of promoting education , science and culture . traduce Why was the U.N. group traducing its own charter of education, science and culture promotion? 11 12 -815 3 This is the U . N . group that managed to traduce its own charter of promoting education , science and culture . its own charter What was in the charter? 12 15 -815 4 Ever since , the remaining members have been desperate for the United States to rejoin this dreadful group . desperate Why are the remaining members desperate? 8 9 -815 4 Ever since , the remaining members have been desperate for the United States to rejoin this dreadful group . rejoin Why did the United States leave in the first place? 14 15 -815 4 Ever since , the remaining members have been desperate for the United States to rejoin this dreadful group . remaining members Who are the remaining members? 4 6 -815 4 Ever since , the remaining members have been desperate for the United States to rejoin this dreadful group . this dreadful group . Why was the group so badly thought-of? 15 19 -815 5 Now UNESCO apologists are lobbying President Bush to renege on President Reagan ' s decision to depart . apologists unesco has apologists? 2 3 -815 5 Now UNESCO apologists are lobbying President Bush to renege on President Reagan ' s decision to depart . decision Why did President Reagan decide to depart? 14 15 -815 5 Now UNESCO apologists are lobbying President Bush to renege on President Reagan ' s decision to depart . lobbying President Bush How is this lobbying taking place? 4 7 -816 1 The nation ' s largest pension fund , which oversees $ 80 billion for college employees , plans to offer two new investment options to its 1 . 2 million participants . nation ' s largest pension fund , Who is the nation's largest pension fund? 1 8 -816 1 The nation ' s largest pension fund , which oversees $ 80 billion for college employees , plans to offer two new investment options to its 1 . 2 million participants . new investment options What are the two new investment options? 21 24 -816 1 The nation ' s largest pension fund , which oversees $ 80 billion for college employees , plans to offer two new investment options to its 1 . 2 million participants . college Why do college employees have pension funds? 14 15 -816 1 The nation ' s largest pension fund , which oversees $ 80 billion for college employees , plans to offer two new investment options to its 1 . 2 million participants . new Why are new investment plans being offered? 21 22 -816 1 The nation ' s largest pension fund , which oversees $ 80 billion for college employees , plans to offer two new investment options to its 1 . 2 million participants . new What are the two new investment options? 21 22 -816 2 The Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association - College Retirement Equities Fund said it will introduce a stock and bond fund that will invest in " socially responsible " companies , and a bond fund . " socially responsible " why is it quoted? 24 28 -816 2 The Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association - College Retirement Equities Fund said it will introduce a stock and bond fund that will invest in " socially responsible " companies , and a bond fund . invest Why will the fund invest in socially responsible companies? 22 23 -816 2 The Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association - College Retirement Equities Fund said it will introduce a stock and bond fund that will invest in " socially responsible " companies , and a bond fund . " socially responsible " companies , What companies are considered socially responsible? 24 30 -816 2 The Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association - College Retirement Equities Fund said it will introduce a stock and bond fund that will invest in " socially responsible " companies , and a bond fund . " socially What do they mean by socially responsible? 24 26 -816 3 Both funds are expected to begin operation around March 1 , subject to Securities and Exchange Commission approval . March 1 , of which year? 8 11 -816 3 Both funds are expected to begin operation around March 1 , subject to Securities and Exchange Commission approval . expected Why are they expected to begin March 1st? 3 4 -816 4 For its employees to sign up for the options , a college also must approve the plan . approve How will the college approve the plan? 14 15 -816 5 Some 4 , 300 institutions are part of the pension fund . pension fund do they pay into it? 9 11 -816 5 Some 4 , 300 institutions are part of the pension fund . part How do all the institutions collect and distribute the pensions? 6 7 -817 1 Investors are appealing to the Securities and Exchange Commission not to limit their access to information about stock purchases and sales by corporate insiders . appealing Why are investors appealing to the SEC to not limit their access to information? 2 3 -817 1 Investors are appealing to the Securities and Exchange Commission not to limit their access to information about stock purchases and sales by corporate insiders . information How does the information help investors? 15 16 -817 1 Investors are appealing to the Securities and Exchange Commission not to limit their access to information about stock purchases and sales by corporate insiders . insiders How do purchases and sales by corporate insiders affect insiders? 23 24 -817 1 Investors are appealing to the Securities and Exchange Commission not to limit their access to information about stock purchases and sales by corporate insiders . not to limit their access Why are they wanting to limit their access? 9 14 -817 2 A SEC proposal to ease reporting requirements for some company executives would undermine the usefulness of information on insider trades as a stock - picking tool , individual investors and professional money managers contend . insider trades as is that illegal? 18 21 -817 2 A SEC proposal to ease reporting requirements for some company executives would undermine the usefulness of information on insider trades as a stock - picking tool , individual investors and professional money managers contend . requirements Why does the SEC have reporting requirements for company executives? 6 7 -817 2 A SEC proposal to ease reporting requirements for some company executives would undermine the usefulness of information on insider trades as a stock - picking tool , individual investors and professional money managers contend . contend Why can investors and professional money managers manage without access to the insider trading information? 33 34 -817 2 A SEC proposal to ease reporting requirements for some company executives would undermine the usefulness of information on insider trades as a stock - picking tool , individual investors and professional money managers contend . stock - picking tool , What is this? 22 27 -817 2 A SEC proposal to ease reporting requirements for some company executives would undermine the usefulness of information on insider trades as a stock - picking tool , individual investors and professional money managers contend . reporting requirements Why would this be important? 5 7 -817 3 They make the argument in letters to the agency about rule changes proposed this past summer that , among other things , would exempt many middle - management executives from reporting trades in their own companies ' shares . argument How did they frame their argument? 3 4 -817 3 They make the argument in letters to the agency about rule changes proposed this past summer that , among other things , would exempt many middle - management executives from reporting trades in their own companies ' shares . changes How would the changes be enforced? 11 12 -817 3 They make the argument in letters to the agency about rule changes proposed this past summer that , among other things , would exempt many middle - management executives from reporting trades in their own companies ' shares . exempt Why would middle management executives be exempt from reporting trades? 23 24 -817 3 They make the argument in letters to the agency about rule changes proposed this past summer that , among other things , would exempt many middle - management executives from reporting trades in their own companies ' shares . middle - management executives How would you know who is middle management? 25 29 -817 3 They make the argument in letters to the agency about rule changes proposed this past summer that , among other things , would exempt many middle - management executives from reporting trades in their own companies ' shares . reporting trades How would you measure people reporting and not reporting? 30 32 -817 4 The proposed changes also would allow executives to report exercises of options later and less often . exercises of options what are those? 9 12 -817 4 The proposed changes also would allow executives to report exercises of options later and less often . options Why are stock options important to executives? 11 12 -817 4 The proposed changes also would allow executives to report exercises of options later and less often . less How often do executives report their stock options currently? 14 15 -817 4 The proposed changes also would allow executives to report exercises of options later and less often . exercises of options What does this mean? 9 12 -817 5 Many of the letters maintain that investor confidence has been so shaken by the 1987 stock market crash - - and the markets already so stacked against the little guy - - that any decrease in information on insider - trading patterns might prompt individuals to get out of stocks altogether . stocks altogether can they withdraw? 49 51 -817 5 Many of the letters maintain that investor confidence has been so shaken by the 1987 stock market crash - - and the markets already so stacked against the little guy - - that any decrease in information on insider - trading patterns might prompt individuals to get out of stocks altogether . confidence Why is investor's confidence affected by a stock market crash? 7 8 -817 5 Many of the letters maintain that investor confidence has been so shaken by the 1987 stock market crash - - and the markets already so stacked against the little guy - - that any decrease in information on insider - trading patterns might prompt individuals to get out of stocks altogether . against How are the \"markets already so stacked against the little guy\"? 26 27 -817 5 Many of the letters maintain that investor confidence has been so shaken by the 1987 stock market crash - - and the markets already so stacked against the little guy - - that any decrease in information on insider - trading patterns might prompt individuals to get out of stocks altogether . individuals How much of an impact do the \"individuals\" actually have on the market? 44 45 -817 5 Many of the letters maintain that investor confidence has been so shaken by the 1987 stock market crash - - and the markets already so stacked against the little guy - - that any decrease in information on insider - trading patterns might prompt individuals to get out of stocks altogether . might prompt individuals to get out of stocks What can be done to stop this? 42 50 -817 5 Many of the letters maintain that investor confidence has been so shaken by the 1987 stock market crash - - and the markets already so stacked against the little guy - - that any decrease in information on insider - trading patterns might prompt individuals to get out of stocks altogether . letters What are the letters? 3 4 -818 1 Courtaulds PLC announced plans to spin off its textiles operations to existing shareholders in a restructuring to boost shareholder value . spin off its textiles Not sure what spin off means? Is it like sell off? 5 9 -818 1 Courtaulds PLC announced plans to spin off its textiles operations to existing shareholders in a restructuring to boost shareholder value . textiles operations What sort of textile operations? 8 10 -818 2 The British chemical and textile company ' s plan , which requires shareholder approval , would create a new , listed U . K . stock with a probable market capitalization between # 300 million ( $ 473 million ) and # 400 million , analysts said . probable market capitalization How were those numbers figured? 28 31 -818 3 The establishment of the separate company , to be called Courtaulds Textiles , could be effective as early as next year ' s first quarter . effective as early as next year ' s first quarter how can it be effective so quickly? 15 25 -818 4 Investors welcomed the move . Investors welcomed do they think its creative? 0 2 -818 5 Courtaulds ' shares rose 15 pence to 362 pence , valuing the entire company at about # 1 . 44 billion . pence to 362 why such a huge raise? 5 8 -819 1 The head of British Satellite Broadcasting Ltd . said he hopes to raise about # 450 million ( $ 711 million ) before the satellite - TV venture makes its delayed debut next spring - - with a major chunk coming from new investors . new investors who are the new investors? 42 44 -819 1 The head of British Satellite Broadcasting Ltd . said he hopes to raise about # 450 million ( $ 711 million ) before the satellite - TV venture makes its delayed debut next spring - - with a major chunk coming from new investors . delayed debut Why was BSB delayed? 30 32 -819 1 The head of British Satellite Broadcasting Ltd . said he hopes to raise about # 450 million ( $ 711 million ) before the satellite - TV venture makes its delayed debut next spring - - with a major chunk coming from new investors . to raise about # 450 million What is this money going to be used on? 11 17 -819 1 The head of British Satellite Broadcasting Ltd . said he hopes to raise about # 450 million ( $ 711 million ) before the satellite - TV venture makes its delayed debut next spring - - with a major chunk coming from new investors . its delayed debut next spring How much of a return is expected on this venture? 29 34 -819 1 The head of British Satellite Broadcasting Ltd . said he hopes to raise about # 450 million ( $ 711 million ) before the satellite - TV venture makes its delayed debut next spring - - with a major chunk coming from new investors . delayed debut Why was the debut delayed? 30 32 -819 2 " We ' ll raise it through bank loans . through bank loans who is saying this? 6 9 -819 2 " We ' ll raise it through bank loans . bank loans Are the bank loans the only source of the investment money being sought by British Satellite Broadcasting Ltd.? 7 9 -819 3 We ' ll raise it through { new } equity . equity What sort of new equity outside of bank loans? 9 10 -819 3 We ' ll raise it through { new } equity . { new } equity How is this equity going to be acquired? 6 10 -819 4 And we ' ll raise it through existing shareholders " as well as through junk bonds , said Anthony Simonds - Gooding , the private consortium ' s chief executive . existing shareholders " Would current shareholders already have lost money because of the corporation's delays? 7 10 -819 5 He said he believes the bank loan , to be arranged by February , will supply about half of the financing . the bank loan , Is the bank loan going to be split between multiple banks? 4 8 -820 1 Bankers Trust New York Corp . won permission from the Federal Reserve Board to move the company ' s private placement department to its fledgling securities subsidiary . fledgling securities subsidiary Why is its subsidiary faring worse? 24 27 -820 2 The seemingly mundane action , which was opposed by the Securities Industry Association , a trade group , has important implications for banks ' recent entry into the underwriting of corporate securities . opposed by the Securities Industry Association , Why was it opposed by the Securities Industry Association? 7 14 -820 2 The seemingly mundane action , which was opposed by the Securities Industry Association , a trade group , has important implications for banks ' recent entry into the underwriting of corporate securities . implications What are the implications for banks going into underwriting of corporate securities? 20 21 -820 3 The Fed ' s action increases the volume of publicly registered securities that banks ' securities affiliates will be able to underwrite . publicly registered securities what are publicly registered securities? 9 12 -820 3 The Fed ' s action increases the volume of publicly registered securities that banks ' securities affiliates will be able to underwrite . volume What was the volume before the increase by the Fed's? 7 8 -820 4 Several other banks have similar applications pending . other banks which banks? 1 3 -820 4 Several other banks have similar applications pending . banks Which other banks have applications pending? 2 3 -820 4 Several other banks have similar applications pending . Several other banks In which industries will banks have similar applications? 0 3 -820 4 Several other banks have similar applications pending . Several other banks what other banks? 0 3 -820 5 Over the past two years , the Fed has given a handful of banks ' securities affiliates permission to underwrite and deal in a variety of corporate , asset - backed and municipal securities that had previously been the sole domain of securities firms . sole domain of securities whose domain is it now? 39 43 -820 5 Over the past two years , the Fed has given a handful of banks ' securities affiliates permission to underwrite and deal in a variety of corporate , asset - backed and municipal securities that had previously been the sole domain of securities firms . a variety of corporate , asset - backed Which types of corporate securities? 23 31 -821 1 American Enterprise Institute scholar Norman Ornstein in the Oct . 21 TV Guide on " What TV News Doesn ' t Report About Congress - - and Should " : Should " : What should they be reporting about? 27 30 -821 1 American Enterprise Institute scholar Norman Ornstein in the Oct . 21 TV Guide on " What TV News Doesn ' t Report About Congress - - and Should " : American Enterprise Institute What does American Enterprise Institute do? 0 3 -821 2 By concentrating all their resources on the pay raise , Wright and Tower , the networks actually overlooked some major stories that showed the flaws and shortcomings of the institution . . . . An imaginative producer could easily have created a fast - moving and interesting piece about how Congress really works - - and why voters in , say , West Virginia got a federally funded university project and building while voters in Arkansas did not . voters in Arkansas what did they vote for instead? 73 76 -821 2 By concentrating all their resources on the pay raise , Wright and Tower , the networks actually overlooked some major stories that showed the flaws and shortcomings of the institution . . . . An imaginative producer could easily have created a fast - moving and interesting piece about how Congress really works - - and why voters in , say , West Virginia got a federally funded university project and building while voters in Arkansas did not . some major stories What are some of the other major stories they missed? 18 21 -821 2 By concentrating all their resources on the pay raise , Wright and Tower , the networks actually overlooked some major stories that showed the flaws and shortcomings of the institution . . . . An imaginative producer could easily have created a fast - moving and interesting piece about how Congress really works - - and why voters in , say , West Virginia got a federally funded university project and building while voters in Arkansas did not . Wright and Tower , Who or what are Wright and Tower? 10 14 -821 2 By concentrating all their resources on the pay raise , Wright and Tower , the networks actually overlooked some major stories that showed the flaws and shortcomings of the institution . . . . An imaginative producer could easily have created a fast - moving and interesting piece about how Congress really works - - and why voters in , say , West Virginia got a federally funded university project and building while voters in Arkansas did not . overlooked Why did Wright and Tower overlook major stories? 17 18 -821 2 By concentrating all their resources on the pay raise , Wright and Tower , the networks actually overlooked some major stories that showed the flaws and shortcomings of the institution . . . . An imaginative producer could easily have created a fast - moving and interesting piece about how Congress really works - - and why voters in , say , West Virginia got a federally funded university project and building while voters in Arkansas did not . funded Why did West Virginia get a federally funded university? 67 68 -821 3 But nobody did such a piece , reflecting a contemporary axiom : the more a scandal has to do with a congressman ' s duties as a congressman , the less likely it is to catch the fancy of a network . the fancy of a network they wont want to cover it? 36 41 -821 3 But nobody did such a piece , reflecting a contemporary axiom : the more a scandal has to do with a congressman ' s duties as a congressman , the less likely it is to catch the fancy of a network . network Why is this the case? Why are the networks selectively ignoring these corruptions? 40 41 -821 3 But nobody did such a piece , reflecting a contemporary axiom : the more a scandal has to do with a congressman ' s duties as a congressman , the less likely it is to catch the fancy of a network . duties Why does the piece focus on congressman's duties? 24 25 -821 3 But nobody did such a piece , reflecting a contemporary axiom : the more a scandal has to do with a congressman ' s duties as a congressman , the less likely it is to catch the fancy of a network . less Why is it less likely to catch the fancy of a network? 30 31 -821 4 Ethicist Michael Josephson , in one of his institute ' s recent publications on " Journalism : In the Year 2000 " : Ethicist is that a real word? 0 1 -821 4 Ethicist Michael Josephson , in one of his institute ' s recent publications on " Journalism : In the Year 2000 " : Ethicist How is Michael Josephson qualified to be an ethicist? 0 1 -821 5 The operative definition of newsworthiness will favor virtually unrestrained use of personal , sensitive and intimate facts . newsworthiness who is determining this? 4 5 -821 5 The operative definition of newsworthiness will favor virtually unrestrained use of personal , sensitive and intimate facts . definition Why does personal, sensitive and intimate facts define operative newsworthiness? 2 3 -822 1 Nearly two months after saying it had been the victim of widespread fraud , MiniScribe Corp . disclosed it had a negative net worth of $ 88 million as of July 2 and hinted that it might be forced to file for protection under bankruptcy laws . MiniScribe Corp What does MiniScribe Corp. Specialize in? 14 16 -822 1 Nearly two months after saying it had been the victim of widespread fraud , MiniScribe Corp . disclosed it had a negative net worth of $ 88 million as of July 2 and hinted that it might be forced to file for protection under bankruptcy laws . widespread fraud , Widespread Fraud in what form? 11 14 -822 1 Nearly two months after saying it had been the victim of widespread fraud , MiniScribe Corp . disclosed it had a negative net worth of $ 88 million as of July 2 and hinted that it might be forced to file for protection under bankruptcy laws . July 2 July second of which year? 30 32 -822 1 Nearly two months after saying it had been the victim of widespread fraud , MiniScribe Corp . disclosed it had a negative net worth of $ 88 million as of July 2 and hinted that it might be forced to file for protection under bankruptcy laws . widespread fraud , What was the nature of the fraud? 11 14 -822 2 Richard Rifenburgh , chairman and chief executive of the Longmont , Colo . , disk - drive maker , also said the company continued losing money in the third quarter and expects to sustain further losses through the end of the year . the company continued losing money What is this company's net worth? 21 26 -822 3 Mr . Rifenburgh told industry analysts he is moving " aggressively " to negotiate out - of - court settlements on a number of shareholder lawsuits , but noted that the company could file for bankruptcy - law protection if settlement talks fail . shareholder lawsuits , How many shareholder lawsuits have been issued? 24 27 -822 3 Mr . Rifenburgh told industry analysts he is moving " aggressively " to negotiate out - of - court settlements on a number of shareholder lawsuits , but noted that the company could file for bankruptcy - law protection if settlement talks fail . " aggressively " why is it quoted? 9 12 -822 3 Mr . Rifenburgh told industry analysts he is moving " aggressively " to negotiate out - of - court settlements on a number of shareholder lawsuits , but noted that the company could file for bankruptcy - law protection if settlement talks fail . moving " aggressively " Moving aggressively in what way to negotiate settlements? 8 12 -822 3 Mr . Rifenburgh told industry analysts he is moving " aggressively " to negotiate out - of - court settlements on a number of shareholder lawsuits , but noted that the company could file for bankruptcy - law protection if settlement talks fail . number How many lawsuits? 22 23 -822 4 Mr . Rifenburgh also noted that 150 million shares of MiniScribe common stock were traded during the past three years , " so there ' s a tremendous amount of exposure . " MiniScribe How many years has MiniScibe been operating? 10 11 -822 4 Mr . Rifenburgh also noted that 150 million shares of MiniScribe common stock were traded during the past three years , " so there ' s a tremendous amount of exposure . " common stock what are the other types of stock? 11 13 -822 5 MiniScribe has said that its financial results for the past three fiscal years would have to be restated because of the allegedly fraudulent accounting and marketing practices that inflated revenues and net income . allegedly fraudulent accounting Is there an ongoing investigation over the alleged widespread accounting? 21 24 -822 5 MiniScribe has said that its financial results for the past three fiscal years would have to be restated because of the allegedly fraudulent accounting and marketing practices that inflated revenues and net income . restated what is restating a fiscal year? 17 18 -823 1 The city ' s Department of Consumer Affairs charged Newmark & Lewis Inc . with failing to deliver on its promise of lowering prices . failing Why did the Department of Consumer Affairs fail to lower prices as promised? 15 16 -823 1 The city ' s Department of Consumer Affairs charged Newmark & Lewis Inc . with failing to deliver on its promise of lowering prices . charged What authority does the Department of Consumer Affairs have over Newmarket & Lewis Inc. 8 9 -823 2 In a civil suit commenced in state Supreme Court in New York , the agency alleged that the consumer - electronics and appliance discount - retailing chain engaged in deceptive advertising by claiming to have " lowered every price on every item " as part of an advertising campaign that began June 1 . deceptive How does the Department of Consumer Affairs know that the advertising was deceptive? 29 30 -823 2 In a civil suit commenced in state Supreme Court in New York , the agency alleged that the consumer - electronics and appliance discount - retailing chain engaged in deceptive advertising by claiming to have " lowered every price on every item " as part of an advertising campaign that began June 1 . agency What standing does the agency have to file suit against Newmark and Lewis Inc.? 14 15 -823 3 The agency said it monitored Newmark & Lewis ' s advertised prices before and after the ad campaign , and found that the prices of at least 50 different items either increased or stayed the same . increased Why did the prices increase and or stay the same? 31 32 -823 3 The agency said it monitored Newmark & Lewis ' s advertised prices before and after the ad campaign , and found that the prices of at least 50 different items either increased or stayed the same . monitored Did the agency’s monitoring account for possible increases in the retailer’s costs? 4 5 -823 3 The agency said it monitored Newmark & Lewis ' s advertised prices before and after the ad campaign , and found that the prices of at least 50 different items either increased or stayed the same . items What kind of items? 29 30 -823 4 In late May , Newmark & Lewis announced a plan to cut prices 5 % to 20 % and eliminate what it called a " standard discount - retailing practice " of negotiating individual deals with customers . eliminate Why did Newmark & Lewis plant to eliminate the standard discount retailing practice? 19 20 -823 4 In late May , Newmark & Lewis announced a plan to cut prices 5 % to 20 % and eliminate what it called a " standard discount - retailing practice " of negotiating individual deals with customers . customers How will this change is pricing practices effect the actual price paid by customers? 36 37 -823 4 In late May , Newmark & Lewis announced a plan to cut prices 5 % to 20 % and eliminate what it called a " standard discount - retailing practice " of negotiating individual deals with customers . " standard How did this work? 24 26 -823 5 The consumer agency also disputed Newmark & Lewis ' s continuing strategy of advertising " new lower prices " when allgedly there haven ' t been price reductions since June 1 . continuing How long has the strategy of advertising been in practice? 10 11 -823 5 The consumer agency also disputed Newmark & Lewis ' s continuing strategy of advertising " new lower prices " when allgedly there haven ' t been price reductions since June 1 . disputed How did the agency dispute this strategy? 4 5 -824 1 Fujitsu Ltd . said it wants to withdraw its controversial one - yen bid to design a waterworks computer system for the city of Hiroshima . controversial one - yen bid Why did they make a bid like this? Why was it controversial? 9 14 -824 1 Fujitsu Ltd . said it wants to withdraw its controversial one - yen bid to design a waterworks computer system for the city of Hiroshima . withdraw Why does Fujitsu want to withdraw its bid? 7 8 -824 1 Fujitsu Ltd . said it wants to withdraw its controversial one - yen bid to design a waterworks computer system for the city of Hiroshima . waterworks computer system What is a waterworks computer system? 17 20 -824 1 Fujitsu Ltd . said it wants to withdraw its controversial one - yen bid to design a waterworks computer system for the city of Hiroshima . withdraw Why does Fujitsu Ltd. want to withdraw its controversial one-yen bid? 7 8 -824 1 Fujitsu Ltd . said it wants to withdraw its controversial one - yen bid to design a waterworks computer system for the city of Hiroshima . controversial Why was it controversial 9 10 -824 2 Meanwhile , Japan ' s Fair Trade Commission said it was considering launching an investigation into whether the bid , the equivalent of less than a penny , violates anti - monopoly laws . anti - monopoly laws why does it violate? 29 33 -824 2 Meanwhile , Japan ' s Fair Trade Commission said it was considering launching an investigation into whether the bid , the equivalent of less than a penny , violates anti - monopoly laws . considering Why is Japan's Fair Trade Commission not moving forward with the investigation? 11 12 -824 2 Meanwhile , Japan ' s Fair Trade Commission said it was considering launching an investigation into whether the bid , the equivalent of less than a penny , violates anti - monopoly laws . violates How did the bid violate anti-monopoly laws? 28 29 -824 3 Hiroshima last week held an auction to pick the contractor , expecting to pay about 11 million yen for the project . auction to pick the contractor , Is it normal to hold an auction for something like this? 5 11 -824 3 Hiroshima last week held an auction to pick the contractor , expecting to pay about 11 million yen for the project . pay Why does the project pay 11 million yen? 13 14 -824 4 Eight companies submitted bids , but Fujitsu won the contract by essentially saying it would do the job for free . would do the job for free is that ethical? 14 20 -824 4 Eight companies submitted bids , but Fujitsu won the contract by essentially saying it would do the job for free . do the job for free Why would they do the job for free? Was this meant to be charity? What was the purpose? 15 20 -824 4 Eight companies submitted bids , but Fujitsu won the contract by essentially saying it would do the job for free . free Why would Fujitsu do the job for free? 19 20 -824 4 Eight companies submitted bids , but Fujitsu won the contract by essentially saying it would do the job for free . free Why did Fujitsu Ltd. offer to do the project for free? 19 20 -824 4 Eight companies submitted bids , but Fujitsu won the contract by essentially saying it would do the job for free . it would do the job for free Why would they do the job for free? 13 20 -824 5 News of the bid drew sharp criticism from other computer companies and industry observers . sharp criticism because its unethical? 5 7 -824 5 News of the bid drew sharp criticism from other computer companies and industry observers . criticism How did the computer computers and industry observers share their criticism? 6 7 -824 5 News of the bid drew sharp criticism from other computer companies and industry observers . criticism Why was there criticism? 6 7 -825 1 Avery Inc . said it completed the sale of Uniroyal Chemical Holding Co . to a group led by management of Uniroyal Chemical Co . , the unit ' s main business . completed when did they say this? 5 6 -825 1 Avery Inc . said it completed the sale of Uniroyal Chemical Holding Co . to a group led by management of Uniroyal Chemical Co . , the unit ' s main business . sale Why was Uniroyal Chemical Holding Co. sold? 7 8 -825 1 Avery Inc . said it completed the sale of Uniroyal Chemical Holding Co . to a group led by management of Uniroyal Chemical Co . , the unit ' s main business . main Why did Uniroyal Chemical Holding Co. sell itself to a group of people its parent company? 30 31 -825 1 Avery Inc . said it completed the sale of Uniroyal Chemical Holding Co . to a group led by management of Uniroyal Chemical Co . , the unit ' s main business . business How good were the financials? 31 32 -825 2 It valued the transaction at $ 800 million . at $ 800 million why so much? 4 8 -825 2 It valued the transaction at $ 800 million . valued Why was the transaction valued at that amount? 1 2 -825 2 It valued the transaction at $ 800 million . transaction How was the transaction carried out? 3 4 -825 3 Avery , which continues to operate a coal company it expects to sell at a loss , said in proxy materials it intends to seek control of one or more companies . proxy materials what are proxy materials? 19 21 -825 3 Avery , which continues to operate a coal company it expects to sell at a loss , said in proxy materials it intends to seek control of one or more companies . continues Why is Avery continuing to operate a company losing money? 3 4 -825 3 Avery , which continues to operate a coal company it expects to sell at a loss , said in proxy materials it intends to seek control of one or more companies . sell Why is Avery selling the coal company? 12 13 -825 3 Avery , which continues to operate a coal company it expects to sell at a loss , said in proxy materials it intends to seek control of one or more companies . control How is Avery going to aquire more companies to control? 25 26 -825 3 Avery , which continues to operate a coal company it expects to sell at a loss , said in proxy materials it intends to seek control of one or more companies . sell at a loss , Why would the coal company sell at a loss? 12 17 -825 3 Avery , which continues to operate a coal company it expects to sell at a loss , said in proxy materials it intends to seek control of one or more companies . operate a coal company Which coal company? 5 9 -825 4 After fees and repayment of debt , Avery is left with about $ 24 million in cash and securities from the Uniroyal sale . fees Why does Avery have fees due? 1 2 -825 4 After fees and repayment of debt , Avery is left with about $ 24 million in cash and securities from the Uniroyal sale . cash How much did Avery have before fees and repayment of debt? 16 17 -825 4 After fees and repayment of debt , Avery is left with about $ 24 million in cash and securities from the Uniroyal sale . securities Why does Avery own securities? 18 19 -825 5 Avery paid $ 750 million , including various legal and financing fees , to acquire Uniroyal Chemical , Middlebury , Conn . , in 1986 - - a move that burdened Avery with debt . legal Why did Avery have legal fees? 8 9 -825 5 Avery paid $ 750 million , including various legal and financing fees , to acquire Uniroyal Chemical , Middlebury , Conn . , in 1986 - - a move that burdened Avery with debt . fees , How did Avery get the money to pay fees? 11 13 -825 5 Avery paid $ 750 million , including various legal and financing fees , to acquire Uniroyal Chemical , Middlebury , Conn . , in 1986 - - a move that burdened Avery with debt . 1986 Why did Avery wait until 1986 to make the purchase? 24 25 -825 5 Avery paid $ 750 million , including various legal and financing fees , to acquire Uniroyal Chemical , Middlebury , Conn . , in 1986 - - a move that burdened Avery with debt . move that burdened Avery with debt Why would buying Uniroyal Chemical burden Avery with debt? 28 34 -826 1 A governing body of both the Financial Accounting Standards Board and the Governmental Accounting Standards Board voted to give the FASB jurisdiction over accounting standards for certain government - owned entities . certain government - owned entities Which government-owned entities? 26 31 -826 1 A governing body of both the Financial Accounting Standards Board and the Governmental Accounting Standards Board voted to give the FASB jurisdiction over accounting standards for certain government - owned entities . certain government - owned entities Which government-owned entities are going to receive this jurisdiction? 26 31 -826 1 A governing body of both the Financial Accounting Standards Board and the Governmental Accounting Standards Board voted to give the FASB jurisdiction over accounting standards for certain government - owned entities . certain government - owned entities Which government-owned entities were they given jurisdiction over? 26 31 -826 2 The Financial Accounting Foundation voted 12 - 2 that FASB accounting rules supercede GASB rules in regard to utilities , hospitals , and colleges and universities owned by the government . 12 - 2 why wasnt it unanimous? 5 8 -826 2 The Financial Accounting Foundation voted 12 - 2 that FASB accounting rules supercede GASB rules in regard to utilities , hospitals , and colleges and universities owned by the government . supercede Why do FASB rules supercede GASB only in the mentioned government-owned institutions? 12 13 -826 2 The Financial Accounting Foundation voted 12 - 2 that FASB accounting rules supercede GASB rules in regard to utilities , hospitals , and colleges and universities owned by the government . Financial Accounting Foundation Who is the Financial Accounting Foundation? 1 4 -826 3 GASB rules still apply for other government units . GASB what does gasb stand for? 0 1 -826 3 GASB rules still apply for other government units . other government units Which other governmental units are in play with GASB rules? 5 8 -826 3 GASB rules still apply for other government units . other government units What are examples of over government units? 5 8 -826 4 After the GASB was founded in 1984 , 11 years after the FASB , the government - owned entities were supposed to follow FASB rules unless the GASB superceded them . founded Why was it necessary to found the GASB after the FASB was already in existence? 4 5 -826 4 After the GASB was founded in 1984 , 11 years after the FASB , the government - owned entities were supposed to follow FASB rules unless the GASB superceded them . GASB superceded them In what circumstances would GASB supercede FASB? 27 30 -826 4 After the GASB was founded in 1984 , 11 years after the FASB , the government - owned entities were supposed to follow FASB rules unless the GASB superceded them . GASB was founded in 1984 , Why was the GASB founded if the FASB was already in place? 2 8 -826 5 The GASB had told governments they didn ' t have to follow FASB rules on depreciation , making it difficult for bond - rating agencies to compare private and state - owned schools , which compete in the public bond market . public bond market how do public bonds differ from regular? 38 41 -826 5 The GASB had told governments they didn ' t have to follow FASB rules on depreciation , making it difficult for bond - rating agencies to compare private and state - owned schools , which compete in the public bond market . they didn ' t have to follow FASB rules Why don't they have to follow the FASB rules on depreciation? 5 14 -826 5 The GASB had told governments they didn ' t have to follow FASB rules on depreciation , making it difficult for bond - rating agencies to compare private and state - owned schools , which compete in the public bond market . making it difficult Why is it difficult under this ruling to compare provate and state-owned schools? 17 20 -827 1 A NEW MINIMUM - WAGE PLAN has been worked out by Congress and Bush , opening the way for the first increase in over nine years . MINIMUM - WAGE what is the plan? 2 5 -827 1 A NEW MINIMUM - WAGE PLAN has been worked out by Congress and Bush , opening the way for the first increase in over nine years . increase How much will it increase? 21 22 -827 1 A NEW MINIMUM - WAGE PLAN has been worked out by Congress and Bush , opening the way for the first increase in over nine years . MINIMUM - WAGE PLAN has been worked out How will the plan be put into place? 2 10 -827 1 A NEW MINIMUM - WAGE PLAN has been worked out by Congress and Bush , opening the way for the first increase in over nine years . A NEW MINIMUM - WAGE PLAN What is the new proposed minimum wage? 0 6 -827 1 A NEW MINIMUM - WAGE PLAN has been worked out by Congress and Bush , opening the way for the first increase in over nine years . first increase in over nine years Why is this the first increase in over nine years? 20 26 -827 2 The compromise proposal , ending a long impasse between Democrats and the president , would boost the minimum wage to $ 4 . 25 an hour by April 1991 from $ 3 . 35 now . April 1991 why such a big jump that year? 27 29 -827 2 The compromise proposal , ending a long impasse between Democrats and the president , would boost the minimum wage to $ 4 . 25 an hour by April 1991 from $ 3 . 35 now . compromise proposal , Why was the proposal a compromise? 1 4 -827 2 The compromise proposal , ending a long impasse between Democrats and the president , would boost the minimum wage to $ 4 . 25 an hour by April 1991 from $ 3 . 35 now . Democrats and the president , How did they reach an agreement? 9 14 -827 3 The legislation also includes a lower " training wage " for new workers who are teen - agers . " training wage " why is it quoted? 6 10 -827 3 The legislation also includes a lower " training wage " for new workers who are teen - agers . lower How much lower will the training wage be? 5 6 -827 3 The legislation also includes a lower " training wage " for new workers who are teen - agers . " training wage " How long does a training wage stay in effect? 6 10 -827 3 The legislation also includes a lower " training wage " for new workers who are teen - agers . lower " training wage " How does this training wage differ from the new minimum wage? 5 10 -827 4 The Big Board is considering reviving a curb on program trading when the market is volatile . when the market is volatile What sort of volatility measure is to be used? 11 16 -827 4 The Big Board is considering reviving a curb on program trading when the market is volatile . The Big Board What is The Big Board? 0 3 -827 5 The exchange , which abandoned such a " collar " last year because it didn ' t prevent sharp price swings , has been under attack recently for not taking action against program trading . has been under attack recently Who was the exchange under attack by? 22 27 -827 5 The exchange , which abandoned such a " collar " last year because it didn ' t prevent sharp price swings , has been under attack recently for not taking action against program trading . has been under attack recently Which entities are calling out the NYSE? 22 27 -827 5 The exchange , which abandoned such a " collar " last year because it didn ' t prevent sharp price swings , has been under attack recently for not taking action against program trading . has been under attack How has the exchange been under attack recently? 22 26 -828 1 Ogden Projects Inc . said net income jumped to $ 6 . 6 million , or 18 cents a share , in the third quarter . net income jumped Why did Ogden Products net income jump? 5 8 -828 1 Ogden Projects Inc . said net income jumped to $ 6 . 6 million , or 18 cents a share , in the third quarter . Projects What is this company's relevance to the topic? 1 2 -828 1 Ogden Projects Inc . said net income jumped to $ 6 . 6 million , or 18 cents a share , in the third quarter . jumped How did the net income of Ogden Projects Inc. increase? 7 8 -828 1 Ogden Projects Inc . said net income jumped to $ 6 . 6 million , or 18 cents a share , in the third quarter . third quarter of which year? 23 25 -828 2 The Fairfield , N . J . , company , which is 92 % - owned by Ogden Corp . , New York , had net of $ 1 . 1 million , or four cents a share , a year ago . ago Why was Ogden Corp.'s net four cents a share? 41 42 -828 3 Revenue soared to $ 101 . 7 million from $ 39 . 5 million . Revenue soared Why did revenue soar? 0 2 -828 3 Revenue soared to $ 101 . 7 million from $ 39 . 5 million . soared When did this revenue soar take place? Under what circumstances? 1 2 -828 3 Revenue soared to $ 101 . 7 million from $ 39 . 5 million . soared How did revenue soar? 1 2 -828 3 Revenue soared to $ 101 . 7 million from $ 39 . 5 million . $ 101 . 7 million from $ 39 why did it soar so much? 3 11 -828 4 Ogden Projects , whose shares began trading on the New York Stock Exchange in August , closed yesterday at $ 26 . 875 , down 75 cents . down 75 cents Is there a clear cause for this shift? 24 27 -828 4 Ogden Projects , whose shares began trading on the New York Stock Exchange in August , closed yesterday at $ 26 . 875 , down 75 cents . down Why were the shares down 75 cents? 24 25 -828 5 The stock began trading this summer at $ 14 apiece . began How long have the shares been trading? 2 3 -828 5 The stock began trading this summer at $ 14 apiece . $ 14 apiece is that high or low? 7 10 -829 1 BUSH AND GORBACHEV WILL HOLD two days of informal talks next month . GORBACHEV is he a president? 2 3 -829 1 BUSH AND GORBACHEV WILL HOLD two days of informal talks next month . two days Will they be discussing the same matters on both days? 5 7 -829 1 BUSH AND GORBACHEV WILL HOLD two days of informal talks next month . two days of informal talks Why are the two leaders holding talks? 5 10 -829 2 The president said that he and the Kremlin leader would meet Dec . 2 - 3 aboard U . S . and Soviet naval vessels in the Mediterranean to discuss a wide range of issues without a formal agenda . naval vessels Why are they holding their meeting on naval vessels? 23 25 -829 2 The president said that he and the Kremlin leader would meet Dec . 2 - 3 aboard U . S . and Soviet naval vessels in the Mediterranean to discuss a wide range of issues without a formal agenda . wide range of issues What are the issues being discussed? 31 35 -829 3 A simultaneous announcement was made in Moscow . simultaneous announcement right at the same time? 1 3 -829 4 Bush said that neither he nor Gorbachev expected any " substantial decisions or agreements . " The seaborne meetings won ' t disrupt plans for a formal summit next spring or summer , at which an arms - control treaty is likely to be completed . " substantial decisions or agreements Why are agreements needing to be made? 9 14 -829 5 The two leaders are expected to discuss changes sweeping the East bloc as well as human - rights issues , regional disputes and economic cooperation . human - rights issues , What human right issues are they concerned about? 15 20 -829 5 The two leaders are expected to discuss changes sweeping the East bloc as well as human - rights issues , regional disputes and economic cooperation . as well as human - rights issues , What kinds of human-rights issues? 12 20 -829 5 The two leaders are expected to discuss changes sweeping the East bloc as well as human - rights issues , regional disputes and economic cooperation . the East bloc Which countries comprise the Eastern Bloc? 9 12 -830 1 Price Stern Sloan Inc . said it hired an investment banking firm to assist in evaluating restructuring or merger alternatives and reported a net loss of $ 8 . 1 million , or $ 2 . 14 a share , for the third quarter ended Sept . investment banking firm What firm did they hire? 9 12 -830 1 Price Stern Sloan Inc . said it hired an investment banking firm to assist in evaluating restructuring or merger alternatives and reported a net loss of $ 8 . 1 million , or $ 2 . 14 a share , for the third quarter ended Sept . loss Why did they suffer such a high loss? 24 25 -830 1 Price Stern Sloan Inc . said it hired an investment banking firm to assist in evaluating restructuring or merger alternatives and reported a net loss of $ 8 . 1 million , or $ 2 . 14 a share , for the third quarter ended Sept . investment banking firm What investment banking firm did Price Stern Sloan hire? 9 12 -830 2 These results compare with net income of $ 1 . 8 million , or 44 cents a share , for the corresponding period last year . cents a share , how are share prices determined? 15 19 -830 2 These results compare with net income of $ 1 . 8 million , or 44 cents a share , for the corresponding period last year . last year What year are they referring to? 23 25 -830 3 This quarter ' s loss includes pretax charges of $ 4 . 9 million on the proposed discontinuation of the company ' s troubled British subsidiary , and $ 3 . 7 million of other write - offs the company said were non - recurring and principally related to inventory , publishing advances and pre - publication costs . troubled British subsidiary , What is the name of this subsidary, and why did it fail? 23 27 -830 3 This quarter ' s loss includes pretax charges of $ 4 . 9 million on the proposed discontinuation of the company ' s troubled British subsidiary , and $ 3 . 7 million of other write - offs the company said were non - recurring and principally related to inventory , publishing advances and pre - publication costs . British subsidiary , Why is Price Stern Sloan's British subsidiary troubled? 24 27 -830 4 The publishing concern said it retained the investment banking firm of Donaldson , Lufkin & Jenrette Securities Inc . to act as its financial adviser , assisting in the evaluation of various financial and strategic alternatives , including debt refinancing , raising capital , recapitalization , a merger or sale of the company . recapitalization , what is recapitalization? 44 46 -830 4 The publishing concern said it retained the investment banking firm of Donaldson , Lufkin & Jenrette Securities Inc . to act as its financial adviser , assisting in the evaluation of various financial and strategic alternatives , including debt refinancing , raising capital , recapitalization , a merger or sale of the company . a merger or sale Who might they be merging with, or be sold to? 46 50 -830 4 The publishing concern said it retained the investment banking firm of Donaldson , Lufkin & Jenrette Securities Inc . to act as its financial adviser , assisting in the evaluation of various financial and strategic alternatives , including debt refinancing , raising capital , recapitalization , a merger or sale of the company . alternatives , How does each solution compare in terms of how it will impact the company long-term? 35 37 -830 5 The company also retained attorney Martin P . Levin , a director of the company and former head of the Times - Mirror Publishing Group , as an adviser . as an adviser what will he advise for specifically? 26 29 -831 1 Senate leaders traded proposals aimed at speeding action on legislation to narrow the deficit and raise the federal government ' s debt limit - - but the major stumbling block remains President Bush ' s proposal to cut the capital - gains tax rate . capital - gains tax rate Why is this tax rate controversial? 39 44 -831 1 Senate leaders traded proposals aimed at speeding action on legislation to narrow the deficit and raise the federal government ' s debt limit - - but the major stumbling block remains President Bush ' s proposal to cut the capital - gains tax rate . Senate leaders traded proposals Which state leaders? 0 4 -831 1 Senate leaders traded proposals aimed at speeding action on legislation to narrow the deficit and raise the federal government ' s debt limit - - but the major stumbling block remains President Bush ' s proposal to cut the capital - gains tax rate . debt limit How much did Senate leaders want to raise the federal government's debt limit? 21 23 -831 1 Senate leaders traded proposals aimed at speeding action on legislation to narrow the deficit and raise the federal government ' s debt limit - - but the major stumbling block remains President Bush ' s proposal to cut the capital - gains tax rate . capital - gains tax rate What is the capital-gains tax rate? 39 44 -831 2 Democrats want the tax provision to be a separate bill , subject to the usual procedural obstacles . separate bill , why do they want it a separate bill? 8 11 -831 2 Democrats want the tax provision to be a separate bill , subject to the usual procedural obstacles . usual procedural obstacles What are the usual procedural obstacles? 14 17 -831 2 Democrats want the tax provision to be a separate bill , subject to the usual procedural obstacles . procedural obstacles What are the procedural obstacles? 15 17 -831 3 Republicans , meanwhile , want to try to protect the measure by combining it with two politically popular issues that Democrats could find hard to block . combining it is that legal to do? 12 14 -831 3 Republicans , meanwhile , want to try to protect the measure by combining it with two politically popular issues that Democrats could find hard to block . two politically popular issues Which issues? 15 19 -831 3 Republicans , meanwhile , want to try to protect the measure by combining it with two politically popular issues that Democrats could find hard to block . two politically popular issues What are the two politically popular issues with Democrats? 15 19 -831 5 Last night , after meeting with Mr . Bush and administration officials at the White House , Mr . Dole proposed streamlining the fiscal 1990 deficit - reduction bill , now stalled in a House - Senate conference committee , and passing a long - term extension of the federal debt ceiling without any accompanying amendments . debt ceiling what is a debt ceiling? 50 52 -831 5 Last night , after meeting with Mr . Bush and administration officials at the White House , Mr . Dole proposed streamlining the fiscal 1990 deficit - reduction bill , now stalled in a House - Senate conference committee , and passing a long - term extension of the federal debt ceiling without any accompanying amendments . extension of the federal debt ceiling How long would this extension of the debt ceiling last? 46 52 -832 1 LUTHER BURBANK CROSS - BRED PLANTS to produce the billion - dollar Idaho potato . billion - dollar How did Luther Burbank make a billion-dollars out of potatoes? 9 12 -832 1 LUTHER BURBANK CROSS - BRED PLANTS to produce the billion - dollar Idaho potato . CROSS - BRED PLANTS What plants were cross-bred? 2 6 -832 2 Bioengineers set out to duplicate that feat - - scientifically and commercially - - with new life forms . new life forms which life forms? 15 18 -832 2 Bioengineers set out to duplicate that feat - - scientifically and commercially - - with new life forms . that feat What feat is that? 5 7 -832 2 Bioengineers set out to duplicate that feat - - scientifically and commercially - - with new life forms . new life forms What sort of new life forms? 15 18 -832 2 Bioengineers set out to duplicate that feat - - scientifically and commercially - - with new life forms . with new life forms What new life forms? 14 18 -832 2 Bioengineers set out to duplicate that feat - - scientifically and commercially - - with new life forms . Bioengineers set out Who are the bioengineers? 0 3 -832 3 In 1953 , James Watson and his colleagues unlocked the double helix of DNA ( deoxyribonucleic acid ) , the genetic key to heredity . James Watson how was he able to do it? 3 5 -832 3 In 1953 , James Watson and his colleagues unlocked the double helix of DNA ( deoxyribonucleic acid ) , the genetic key to heredity . unlocked the double helix How did they unlock the double helix? 8 12 -832 4 Twenty years later , two California academics , Stanley Cohen and Herbert Boyer , made " recombinant " DNA , transplanting a toad ' s gene into bacteria , which then reproduced toad genes . reproduced toad genes Why were they reproducing toad genes? 31 34 -832 4 Twenty years later , two California academics , Stanley Cohen and Herbert Boyer , made " recombinant " DNA , transplanting a toad ' s gene into bacteria , which then reproduced toad genes . transplanting a toad ' s gene into bacteria , How did they transplant the toad's genes into bacteria, and what bacteria was used? 20 29 -832 5 When Boyer met Robert Swanson , an M . I . T . - trained chemist - turned - entrepreneur in 1976 , they saw dollar signs . they saw dollar signs what was their idea? 23 27 -832 5 When Boyer met Robert Swanson , an M . I . T . - trained chemist - turned - entrepreneur in 1976 , they saw dollar signs . they saw dollar signs What idea(s) did they have? 23 27 -832 5 When Boyer met Robert Swanson , an M . I . T . - trained chemist - turned - entrepreneur in 1976 , they saw dollar signs . they saw dollar signs What initiated seeing those dollar signs, and how did they see them? 23 27 -833 1 LTV Steel Co . is boosting the prices of flat rolled steel products by an average of 3 % following a recent erosion in the prices of such crucial steel products . erosion What caused the erosion in prices? 22 23 -833 1 LTV Steel Co . is boosting the prices of flat rolled steel products by an average of 3 % following a recent erosion in the prices of such crucial steel products . recent erosion What caused the recent erosion? 21 23 -833 1 LTV Steel Co . is boosting the prices of flat rolled steel products by an average of 3 % following a recent erosion in the prices of such crucial steel products . erosion Why is there an erosion in prices for steel products? 22 23 -833 2 The big questions are whether the increase , effective Jan . 1 , 1990 , will stick , and whether other major steelmakers will follow suit . stick , Why wouldn't it stick? 16 18 -833 2 The big questions are whether the increase , effective Jan . 1 , 1990 , will stick , and whether other major steelmakers will follow suit . steelmakers Who are some other major steelmakers? 22 23 -833 2 The big questions are whether the increase , effective Jan . 1 , 1990 , will stick , and whether other major steelmakers will follow suit . will stick , is it likely to stick? 15 18 -833 2 The big questions are whether the increase , effective Jan . 1 , 1990 , will stick , and whether other major steelmakers will follow suit . other major steelmakers Who are LTVs' biggest competition? 20 23 -833 3 It is widely expected that they will . they Who are they? 5 6 -833 3 It is widely expected that they will . widely expected who expects it? 2 4 -833 3 It is widely expected that they will . expected that they will How will this effect the company? 3 7 -833 3 It is widely expected that they will . they Who is expecting them to raise their prices? 5 6 -833 4 The increase is on the base price , which is already being discounted by virtually all steel producers . already being discounted What are the reasons they are discounted? 10 13 -833 4 The increase is on the base price , which is already being discounted by virtually all steel producers . base price , Whats is the specific base price? 5 8 -833 5 But LTV ' s move marks the first effort by a major steelmaker to counter the free fall in spot prices . free fall Why are the prices falling? 16 18 -833 5 But LTV ' s move marks the first effort by a major steelmaker to counter the free fall in spot prices . free fall in spot prices What causes a free fall in prices? 16 21 -834 1 Federal and state thrift examiners said they saw evidence of criminal wrongdoing in the collapse of Lincoln Savings & Loan Association , and a California regulator described an attempted " whitewash " by deputies of chief federal regulator Danny Wall . evidence of criminal wrongdoing What kind of criminal wrongdoing? 8 12 -834 1 Federal and state thrift examiners said they saw evidence of criminal wrongdoing in the collapse of Lincoln Savings & Loan Association , and a California regulator described an attempted " whitewash " by deputies of chief federal regulator Danny Wall . " whitewash " a clean up? 29 32 -834 1 Federal and state thrift examiners said they saw evidence of criminal wrongdoing in the collapse of Lincoln Savings & Loan Association , and a California regulator described an attempted " whitewash " by deputies of chief federal regulator Danny Wall . criminal wrongdoing What was the criminal wrongdoing in the collapse of Lincoln Savings & Loan? 10 12 -834 1 Federal and state thrift examiners said they saw evidence of criminal wrongdoing in the collapse of Lincoln Savings & Loan Association , and a California regulator described an attempted " whitewash " by deputies of chief federal regulator Danny Wall . attempted " whitewash " What is an attempted whitewash? 28 32 -834 1 Federal and state thrift examiners said they saw evidence of criminal wrongdoing in the collapse of Lincoln Savings & Loan Association , and a California regulator described an attempted " whitewash " by deputies of chief federal regulator Danny Wall . evidence of criminal wrongdoing What evidence of criminal wrongdoing did federal and state thrift examiners see? 8 12 -834 1 Federal and state thrift examiners said they saw evidence of criminal wrongdoing in the collapse of Lincoln Savings & Loan Association , and a California regulator described an attempted " whitewash " by deputies of chief federal regulator Danny Wall . " whitewash " In what ways did deputies of chief federal regulator Danny Wall attempt to \"whitewash\" the evidence of criminal wrongdoing reportedly observed by federal and state thrift examiners? 29 32 -834 2 In a riveting day of hearings before the House Banking Committee , the examiners described finding shredded documents , a mysterious Panamanian subsidiary , millions of dollars funneled into a Swiss bank , and a complacent attitude by Mr . Wall ' s deputies , one of whom was portrayed as acting more like a public - relations man for the thrift than a federal regulator . riveting who thinks its riveting? 2 3 -834 2 In a riveting day of hearings before the House Banking Committee , the examiners described finding shredded documents , a mysterious Panamanian subsidiary , millions of dollars funneled into a Swiss bank , and a complacent attitude by Mr . Wall ' s deputies , one of whom was portrayed as acting more like a public - relations man for the thrift than a federal regulator . Mr . Wall ' s deputies , Who was Mr. Wall's deputy who had the complacent attitude? 38 45 -834 2 In a riveting day of hearings before the House Banking Committee , the examiners described finding shredded documents , a mysterious Panamanian subsidiary , millions of dollars funneled into a Swiss bank , and a complacent attitude by Mr . Wall ' s deputies , one of whom was portrayed as acting more like a public - relations man for the thrift than a federal regulator . a complacent attitude What showed that he was complacent? 34 37 -834 2 In a riveting day of hearings before the House Banking Committee , the examiners described finding shredded documents , a mysterious Panamanian subsidiary , millions of dollars funneled into a Swiss bank , and a complacent attitude by Mr . Wall ' s deputies , one of whom was portrayed as acting more like a public - relations man for the thrift than a federal regulator . mysterious Panamanian subsidiary , What is mysterious about the Panamanian subsidiary described by the examiners? 20 24 -834 2 In a riveting day of hearings before the House Banking Committee , the examiners described finding shredded documents , a mysterious Panamanian subsidiary , millions of dollars funneled into a Swiss bank , and a complacent attitude by Mr . Wall ' s deputies , one of whom was portrayed as acting more like a public - relations man for the thrift than a federal regulator . complacent attitude by Mr . Wall ' s deputies How was complacency observed in Mr. Wall's deputies? 35 44 -834 3 A California official also said he sent the Federal Bureau of Investigation a packet of documents relating to a previously reported $ 400 , 000 contribution from Lincoln ' s parent solicited by Sen . Alan Cranston ( D . , Calif . ) . Sen . Alan Cranston Why would Sen. Alan Cranston solicit $400,000? 33 37 -834 3 A California official also said he sent the Federal Bureau of Investigation a packet of documents relating to a previously reported $ 400 , 000 contribution from Lincoln ' s parent solicited by Sen . Alan Cranston ( D . , Calif . ) . a packet of documents What kind of documents? 12 16 -834 4 Federal examiner Alex Barabolak said Lincoln ' s operations amounted to " pyramiding debt to provide a luxurious life style for its owners . " Another federal examiner , John Meek , said Lincoln ' s principal owner , Charles Keating Jr . , and his family drew off at least $ 34 million from the thrift in salaries , bonuses and proceeds from securities sales in the 3 1 / 2 years before federal authorities seized it earlier this year . " pyramiding what is this word? 11 13 -834 4 Federal examiner Alex Barabolak said Lincoln ' s operations amounted to " pyramiding debt to provide a luxurious life style for its owners . " Another federal examiner , John Meek , said Lincoln ' s principal owner , Charles Keating Jr . , and his family drew off at least $ 34 million from the thrift in salaries , bonuses and proceeds from securities sales in the 3 1 / 2 years before federal authorities seized it earlier this year . " pyramiding debt What does pyramiding debt mean? 11 14 -834 4 Federal examiner Alex Barabolak said Lincoln ' s operations amounted to " pyramiding debt to provide a luxurious life style for its owners . " Another federal examiner , John Meek , said Lincoln ' s principal owner , Charles Keating Jr . , and his family drew off at least $ 34 million from the thrift in salaries , bonuses and proceeds from securities sales in the 3 1 / 2 years before federal authorities seized it earlier this year . federal authorities seized it earlier this year Why was the thfift seized by federal authorities? 74 81 -834 4 Federal examiner Alex Barabolak said Lincoln ' s operations amounted to " pyramiding debt to provide a luxurious life style for its owners . " Another federal examiner , John Meek , said Lincoln ' s principal owner , Charles Keating Jr . , and his family drew off at least $ 34 million from the thrift in salaries , bonuses and proceeds from securities sales in the 3 1 / 2 years before federal authorities seized it earlier this year . " pyramiding debt What evidence does federal examiner Alex Barabolak have that Lincoln created \"pyramiding debt to provide a luxurious life style for its owners\"? 11 14 -835 1 Marks & Spencer PLC reported a 12 % gain in first - half pretax profit , mainly because of improving performances in the U . K . and continental Europe . Marks & Spencer PLC WHAT KIND OF COMPANY ARE THEY? 0 4 -835 1 Marks & Spencer PLC reported a 12 % gain in first - half pretax profit , mainly because of improving performances in the U . K . and continental Europe . improving performances What type of improving performances? 19 21 -835 2 In the six months ended Sept . 30 , pretax profit at the British clothing and food retailer rose to # 208 . 7 million ( $ 330 . 1 million ) from # 185 . 5 million a year ago . pretax profit what about posttax numbers? 9 11 -835 2 In the six months ended Sept . 30 , pretax profit at the British clothing and food retailer rose to # 208 . 7 million ( $ 330 . 1 million ) from # 185 . 5 million a year ago . # 185 . 5 million a year ago . WHAT WAS THE CONVERSION ON THIS NUMBER TO USD ? 33 42 -835 3 The results surpassed analysts ' forecasts , which averaged around # 200 million , and Marks & Spencer responded in trading on London ' s Stock Exchange with an eight pence rise to 188 pence . trading on London ' s Stock Exchange WHY IS THE DIFFERENCE SO SMALL ON THE LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE? 20 27 -835 4 Profit after tax and minority interest but before extraordinary items rose 12 % to # 135 . 2 million ; per - share earnings rose to five pence from 4 . 5 pence . minority interest what is minority interest? 4 6 -835 4 Profit after tax and minority interest but before extraordinary items rose 12 % to # 135 . 2 million ; per - share earnings rose to five pence from 4 . 5 pence . minority interest What is minority interest? 4 6 -835 4 Profit after tax and minority interest but before extraordinary items rose 12 % to # 135 . 2 million ; per - share earnings rose to five pence from 4 . 5 pence . extraordinary items What are extraordinary items? 8 10 -835 4 Profit after tax and minority interest but before extraordinary items rose 12 % to # 135 . 2 million ; per - share earnings rose to five pence from 4 . 5 pence . minority interest WHAT IS THIS? 4 6 -835 5 Marks declared an interim per - share dividend of 1 . 85 pence , compared with 1 . 7 pence a year earlier . pence , is the pence british? 12 14 -835 5 Marks declared an interim per - share dividend of 1 . 85 pence , compared with 1 . 7 pence a year earlier . interim per - share WHAT DOES THIS MEAN? 3 7 -836 1 A permanent smoking ban on virtually all domestic airline routes won approval from the House , which separately sent to President Bush a nearly $ 67 billion fiscal 1990 bill including the first construction funds for the space station . permanent Why was the smoking ban made permanent? 1 2 -836 1 A permanent smoking ban on virtually all domestic airline routes won approval from the House , which separately sent to President Bush a nearly $ 67 billion fiscal 1990 bill including the first construction funds for the space station . separately Why was money for space station construction included in a smoking bill? 17 18 -836 1 A permanent smoking ban on virtually all domestic airline routes won approval from the House , which separately sent to President Bush a nearly $ 67 billion fiscal 1990 bill including the first construction funds for the space station . fiscal 1990 bill What is the purpose of a fiscal bill? 27 30 -836 1 A permanent smoking ban on virtually all domestic airline routes won approval from the House , which separately sent to President Bush a nearly $ 67 billion fiscal 1990 bill including the first construction funds for the space station . virtually all domestic but not all? 5 8 -836 1 A permanent smoking ban on virtually all domestic airline routes won approval from the House , which separately sent to President Bush a nearly $ 67 billion fiscal 1990 bill including the first construction funds for the space station . virtually all which ones weren't affected? 5 7 -836 2 The smoking prohibition remains attached to a $ 27 . 1 billion transportation bill that must still overcome budget obstacles in Congress . overcome How can the bill overcome those obstacles? 17 18 -836 2 The smoking prohibition remains attached to a $ 27 . 1 billion transportation bill that must still overcome budget obstacles in Congress . budget obstacles What budget obstacles does the transportation bill have to overcome? 18 20 -836 2 The smoking prohibition remains attached to a $ 27 . 1 billion transportation bill that must still overcome budget obstacles in Congress . overcome budget obstacles What obstacles need to be overcome? 17 20 -836 3 But yesterday ' s action put to rest any lingering resistance from tobacco interests . resistance Why were the tobacco interests resisting? 10 11 -836 3 But yesterday ' s action put to rest any lingering resistance from tobacco interests . yesterday ' s action What happened yesterday? 1 5 -836 3 But yesterday ' s action put to rest any lingering resistance from tobacco interests . yesterday ' s action exactly what happened yesterday? 1 5 -836 3 But yesterday ' s action put to rest any lingering resistance from tobacco interests . yesterday ' s action What action happened? 1 5 -836 3 But yesterday ' s action put to rest any lingering resistance from tobacco interests . lingering resistance What will the fallout be? 9 11 -836 4 Faced with inevitable defeat , the once dominant industry declined any recorded vote on the ban , which covers all but a fraction of 1 % of daily flights in the U . S . inevitable Why is the industry facing inevitable defeat? 2 3 -836 4 Faced with inevitable defeat , the once dominant industry declined any recorded vote on the ban , which covers all but a fraction of 1 % of daily flights in the U . S . dominant industry Is the dominant industry the smoking industry? 7 9 -836 4 Faced with inevitable defeat , the once dominant industry declined any recorded vote on the ban , which covers all but a fraction of 1 % of daily flights in the U . S . all but a fraction of 1 % What do the non-covered flights have in common, aside from not being involved in the ban? 19 26 -836 5 The sole exceptions are an estimated 30 flights of six hours or more beginning or ending in Hawaii and Alaska . exceptions Why are there exceptions? 2 3 -836 5 The sole exceptions are an estimated 30 flights of six hours or more beginning or ending in Hawaii and Alaska . sole exceptions Why are Hawaii and Alaska excluded? 1 3 -836 5 The sole exceptions are an estimated 30 flights of six hours or more beginning or ending in Hawaii and Alaska . exceptions why are those routes the exceptions? 2 3 -836 5 The sole exceptions are an estimated 30 flights of six hours or more beginning or ending in Hawaii and Alaska . beginning or ending in Hawaii and Alaska What makes intercontinental flights different? 13 20 -836 5 The sole exceptions are an estimated 30 flights of six hours or more beginning or ending in Hawaii and Alaska . exceptions Why were there exceptions to the ban on smoking? 2 3 -837 1 Philip Morris Cos . is launching a massive corporate advertising campaign that will put the tobacco giant ' s name in TV commercials for the first time since the early 1950s , when it stopped advertising its namesake cigarette brand on television . first time since the early 1950s , what made them stop way back then? 25 32 -837 1 Philip Morris Cos . is launching a massive corporate advertising campaign that will put the tobacco giant ' s name in TV commercials for the first time since the early 1950s , when it stopped advertising its namesake cigarette brand on television . massive corporate advertising campaign Why the advertising in such a hostile climate? 7 11 -837 2 The campaign , a patriotic celebration of the 200th anniversary of the Bill of Rights , doesn ' t mention cigarettes or smoking ; cigarette ads have been prohibited on television since 1971 . doesn ' t mention cigarettes or smoking ; Then why are we worried? Is it a crime for an industry to put out a patriotic commercial for a patriotic anniversary? 16 24 -837 3 But even before it begins , the campaign is drawing fire from anti - smoking advocates , who criticize Philip Morris ' s attempt to bolster its beleaguered image by wrapping itself in the document that is a cornerstone of American democracy . anti - smoking advocates , who are the advocates? 12 17 -837 3 But even before it begins , the campaign is drawing fire from anti - smoking advocates , who criticize Philip Morris ' s attempt to bolster its beleaguered image by wrapping itself in the document that is a cornerstone of American democracy . bolster its beleaguered is this statement written with the emotive of the advocates or the author? I wonder if this is an opinion piece and biased and where is the bias? 25 28 -837 3 But even before it begins , the campaign is drawing fire from anti - smoking advocates , who criticize Philip Morris ' s attempt to bolster its beleaguered image by wrapping itself in the document that is a cornerstone of American democracy . anti - smoking advocates , Which anti-smoking advocates? 12 17 -837 3 But even before it begins , the campaign is drawing fire from anti - smoking advocates , who criticize Philip Morris ' s attempt to bolster its beleaguered image by wrapping itself in the document that is a cornerstone of American democracy . wrapping itself in the document Why does Philip Morris think this will help its image? 30 35 -837 4 Philip Morris , which became the U . S . ' s largest food company last year with its $ 12 . 9 billion acquisition of Kraft Inc . , seems determined to evolve beyond its roots in Marlboro country . evolve beyond what will it evolve to? 33 35 -837 4 Philip Morris , which became the U . S . ' s largest food company last year with its $ 12 . 9 billion acquisition of Kraft Inc . , seems determined to evolve beyond its roots in Marlboro country . evolve beyond its roots in Marlboro country Since this company no longer does just tobacco products, are these commercials to be geared more towards the food side of their business? 33 40 -837 4 Philip Morris , which became the U . S . ' s largest food company last year with its $ 12 . 9 billion acquisition of Kraft Inc . , seems determined to evolve beyond its roots in Marlboro country . evolve beyond its roots in Marlboro country . Is it horrible for a company to branch into other industries to help ensure its survival 33 41 -837 4 Philip Morris , which became the U . S . ' s largest food company last year with its $ 12 . 9 billion acquisition of Kraft Inc . , seems determined to evolve beyond its roots in Marlboro country . acquisition of Kraft Inc Why did PM acquire Kraft Foods? 24 28 -837 5 The company ' s research suggests that its name recognition among most consumers remains unusually low , although its array of brands - - including Maxwell House coffee , Jell - O , Cheez Whiz , and Miller beer - - blanket supermarket shelves . unusually low , why is it so low? 14 17 -837 5 The company ' s research suggests that its name recognition among most consumers remains unusually low , although its array of brands - - including Maxwell House coffee , Jell - O , Cheez Whiz , and Miller beer - - blanket supermarket shelves . consumers remains unusually low , How can such a large company have such poor name recognition? 12 17 -838 1 Coast Savings Financial Inc . reported a third - quarter loss , citing a previously announced capital restructuring program . capital restructuring program . why did they make a capital restructuring program? 16 20 -838 1 Coast Savings Financial Inc . reported a third - quarter loss , citing a previously announced capital restructuring program . capital restructuring program What program and when was it announced? 16 19 -838 1 Coast Savings Financial Inc . reported a third - quarter loss , citing a previously announced capital restructuring program . capital restructuring program What was the reason a restructuring program was needed? 16 19 -838 2 The Los Angeles thrift holding company said it had a loss of $ 92 . 2 million , or $ 6 . 98 a share , for the quarter ended Sept . 30 . loss of $ 92 . 2 million , Why did they lose so much? 10 18 -838 2 The Los Angeles thrift holding company said it had a loss of $ 92 . 2 million , or $ 6 . 98 a share , for the quarter ended Sept . 30 . a loss of $ 92 . 2 million , What drove the loss? 9 18 -838 3 Coast earned $ 10 . 2 million , or 67 cents a share , in the year - ago quarter . $ 10 . 2 million , so are they overall profiting then? 2 8 -838 3 Coast earned $ 10 . 2 million , or 67 cents a share , in the year - ago quarter . in the year - ago quarter is this the same quarter from last year? 14 20 -838 4 The year - ago results have been restated to comply with government regulations . restated to comply why did they have to restate? 7 10 -838 4 The year - ago results have been restated to comply with government regulations . restated to comply with government regulations . why didn't the initial number comply? 7 14 -838 4 The year - ago results have been restated to comply with government regulations . restated to comply with government regulations Why didn't they already comply? 7 13 -838 4 The year - ago results have been restated to comply with government regulations . government regulations What government regulations is Coast complying with? 11 13 -838 4 The year - ago results have been restated to comply with government regulations . restated In this context, what does restated mean? Why did it need to be done? 7 8 -838 5 The restructuring program is designed to increase the company ' s tangible capital ratio . tangible capital ratio what is that exactly? 11 14 -838 5 The restructuring program is designed to increase the company ' s tangible capital ratio . tangible capital ratio . what is tangible capital ratio? 11 15 -838 5 The restructuring program is designed to increase the company ' s tangible capital ratio . tangible capital ratio What is tangible capital ratio? 11 14 -838 5 The restructuring program is designed to increase the company ' s tangible capital ratio . tangible capital ratio What is a \"tangible capital ratio?\" 11 14 -839 1 A shiny new takeover deal sparked a big rally in stock prices , which buoyed the dollar . takeover deal sparked who took over? 3 6 -839 1 A shiny new takeover deal sparked a big rally in stock prices , which buoyed the dollar . takeover Who is taking over what? 3 4 -839 1 A shiny new takeover deal sparked a big rally in stock prices , which buoyed the dollar . stock prices , How much did stock prices change? 10 13 -839 1 A shiny new takeover deal sparked a big rally in stock prices , which buoyed the dollar . shiny Why was the deal shiny? 1 2 -839 1 A shiny new takeover deal sparked a big rally in stock prices , which buoyed the dollar . takeover deal Which companies are involved in the takeover deal? 3 5 -839 2 Bond prices also edged higher . higher higher than what? 4 5 -839 2 Bond prices also edged higher . edged higher How much higher? 3 5 -839 2 Bond prices also edged higher . Bond How are bond prices related to stock prices? 0 1 -839 3 Georgia - Pacific ' s $ 3 . 18 billion bid for Great Northern Nekoosa helped drive the Dow Jones Industrial Average up 41 . 60 points , to 2645 . 08 , in active trading . Great Northern Nekoosa What kind of business does this company do? 12 15 -839 4 The dollar drew strength from the stock market ' s climb . drew strength how much did it increase? 2 4 -839 4 The dollar drew strength from the stock market ' s climb . dollar drew strength How much did it change? 1 4 -839 4 The dollar drew strength from the stock market ' s climb . strength The dollar drew strength in relation to what currencies? 3 4 -839 5 Long - term bond prices rose despite trepidation about what a key economic report will show today . what a key economic report will show today What do you expect the report to say? 9 17 -839 5 Long - term bond prices rose despite trepidation about what a key economic report will show today . trepidation Why was there trepidation about this key economic report? 7 8 -839 5 Long - term bond prices rose despite trepidation about what a key economic report will show today . key economic report What is the key economic report? 11 14 -840 1 Private industry ' s labor costs rose 1 . 2 % in the third quarter , matching the second - quarter pace , as health insurance costs continued to soar , the Labor Department said . health insurance Why is health insurance so costly? 24 26 -840 1 Private industry ' s labor costs rose 1 . 2 % in the third quarter , matching the second - quarter pace , as health insurance costs continued to soar , the Labor Department said . Private industry ' s What is private industry? 0 4 -840 1 Private industry ' s labor costs rose 1 . 2 % in the third quarter , matching the second - quarter pace , as health insurance costs continued to soar , the Labor Department said . health insurance costs Why are health insurance costs soaring? 24 27 -840 1 Private industry ' s labor costs rose 1 . 2 % in the third quarter , matching the second - quarter pace , as health insurance costs continued to soar , the Labor Department said . Private industry ' s labor costs What does this have to do with health insurance costs? 0 6 -840 2 The increase in wage and benefit costs in the third quarter was greater than the 1 % rise reported for the third quarter of 1988 . quarter of 1988 what year are we talking about now? 22 25 -840 2 The increase in wage and benefit costs in the third quarter was greater than the 1 % rise reported for the third quarter of 1988 . third quarter of 1988 What was the number of the third quarter? 21 25 -840 2 The increase in wage and benefit costs in the third quarter was greater than the 1 % rise reported for the third quarter of 1988 . increase in wage and benefit costs Why are the costs increasing? 1 7 -840 3 " Wage increases and overall compensation increases are beginning to curl upward a little bit , " said Audrey Freedman , a labor economist at the Conference Board , a business research organization . Conference Board , What is the credibility of the conference Board? 26 29 -840 3 " Wage increases and overall compensation increases are beginning to curl upward a little bit , " said Audrey Freedman , a labor economist at the Conference Board , a business research organization . beginning to curl upward a little bit , " What is the cause of this up turn? is the market increasing and this is a natural side effect or has something happened to unnatural inflate the prices? 8 17 -840 4 " One would have thought this would have happened two or three years ago as the labor market tightened . " One Who is One? 0 2 -840 4 " One would have thought this would have happened two or three years ago as the labor market tightened . two or three years ago why did it not happen then but did at the time of this article? 9 14 -840 5 It is a considerably delayed reaction and it ' s not a severe one at all , " she added . delayed reaction delayed by how much? 4 6 -840 5 It is a considerably delayed reaction and it ' s not a severe one at all , " she added . severe one What would it be a severe one? 12 14 -840 5 It is a considerably delayed reaction and it ' s not a severe one at all , " she added . not a severe one at all , " then why is the author writing an article about it? 10 18 -841 1 After 20 years of pushing labor proposals to overhaul the nation ' s health - care system , Bert Seidman of the AFL - CIO is finding interest from an unlikely quarter : big business . unlikely quarter : why is it unlikely? 30 33 -841 1 After 20 years of pushing labor proposals to overhaul the nation ' s health - care system , Bert Seidman of the AFL - CIO is finding interest from an unlikely quarter : big business . labor proposals What labor proposals have to do with health care? 5 7 -841 1 After 20 years of pushing labor proposals to overhaul the nation ' s health - care system , Bert Seidman of the AFL - CIO is finding interest from an unlikely quarter : big business . big business Why would big business be interested in a health-care system overhaul? 33 35 -841 2 Corporate leaders , frustrated by double - digit increases in health - care costs , are beginning to sound like liberal Democrats . liberal Democrats Does this mean that corporate leaders want lower healthcare costs for their employees? 20 22 -841 3 Failure to check rising medical costs ultimately could " lead some of us who today are free - market advocates to re - examine our thinking and positions with respect to government - sponsored national health insurance , " Arthur Puccini , a General Electric Co . vice president , warned earlier this year . warned earlier who did he warn? 50 52 -841 3 Failure to check rising medical costs ultimately could " lead some of us who today are free - market advocates to re - examine our thinking and positions with respect to government - sponsored national health insurance , " Arthur Puccini , a General Electric Co . vice president , warned earlier this year . check rising medical costs Does this refer to how our government handles medical costs or how corporations pay people through medical coverage? 2 6 -841 3 Failure to check rising medical costs ultimately could " lead some of us who today are free - market advocates to re - examine our thinking and positions with respect to government - sponsored national health insurance , " Arthur Puccini , a General Electric Co . vice president , warned earlier this year . medical costs Why are rising medical costs left unchecked? 4 6 -841 3 Failure to check rising medical costs ultimately could " lead some of us who today are free - market advocates to re - examine our thinking and positions with respect to government - sponsored national health insurance , " Arthur Puccini , a General Electric Co . vice president , warned earlier this year . warned How or where did he warn? 50 51 -841 4 The pocketbook impact of health benefits has driven business and labor to a surprising consensus . pocketbook impact does it just mean money? 1 3 -841 4 The pocketbook impact of health benefits has driven business and labor to a surprising consensus . surprising What is surprising about the consensus? 13 14 -841 5 Both the AFL - CIO and the National Association of Manufacturers are calling for measures to control rising costs , improve quality and provide care to the 31 million Americans who currently lack health insurance . AFL - CIO and what does it stand for? 2 6 -841 5 Both the AFL - CIO and the National Association of Manufacturers are calling for measures to control rising costs , improve quality and provide care to the 31 million Americans who currently lack health insurance . health insurance Why do so many Americans lack health insurance? 33 35 -842 1 Ocean Drilling & Exploration Co . will sell its contract - drilling business , and took a $ 50 . 9 million loss from discontinued operations in the third quarter because of the planned sale . discontinued operations Why were the operations being discontinued? 24 26 -842 1 Ocean Drilling & Exploration Co . will sell its contract - drilling business , and took a $ 50 . 9 million loss from discontinued operations in the third quarter because of the planned sale . sell For how much? 7 8 -842 2 The New Orleans oil and gas exploration and diving operations company added that it doesn ' t expect any further adverse financial impact from the restructuring . further adverse financial will it gain money? 19 22 -842 2 The New Orleans oil and gas exploration and diving operations company added that it doesn ' t expect any further adverse financial impact from the restructuring . restructuring Why are they selling? 25 26 -842 3 In the third quarter , the company , which is 61 % - owned by Murphy Oil Corp . of Arkansas , had a net loss of $ 46 . 9 million , or 91 cents a share , compared with a restated loss of $ 9 million , or 18 cents a share , a year ago . restated loss what is a restated loss? 42 44 -842 3 In the third quarter , the company , which is 61 % - owned by Murphy Oil Corp . of Arkansas , had a net loss of $ 46 . 9 million , or 91 cents a share , compared with a restated loss of $ 9 million , or 18 cents a share , a year ago . net loss of $ 46 . 9 million , or 91 cents a share , Why was the company so debt-ridden compared to the year prior? 24 39 -842 3 In the third quarter , the company , which is 61 % - owned by Murphy Oil Corp . of Arkansas , had a net loss of $ 46 . 9 million , or 91 cents a share , compared with a restated loss of $ 9 million , or 18 cents a share , a year ago . loss Why did they lose money prior? 25 26 -842 4 The latest period had profit from continuing operations of $ 4 million . latest period had profit Profit from what? 1 5 -842 5 Revenue gained 13 % to $ 77 . 3 million from $ 68 . 5 million . 13 % to is that a big jump? 2 5 -842 5 Revenue gained 13 % to $ 77 . 3 million from $ 68 . 5 million . gained When did revenue gain? 1 2 -843 1 The Soviet legislature approved a 1990 budget yesterday that halves its huge deficit with cuts in defense spending and capital outlays while striving to improve supplies to frustrated consumers . capital outlays what are capital outlays? 19 21 -843 1 The Soviet legislature approved a 1990 budget yesterday that halves its huge deficit with cuts in defense spending and capital outlays while striving to improve supplies to frustrated consumers . frustrated consumers Why are customers frustrated? 27 29 -843 1 The Soviet legislature approved a 1990 budget yesterday that halves its huge deficit with cuts in defense spending and capital outlays while striving to improve supplies to frustrated consumers . improve How does the budget improve supplies to frustrated consumers? 24 25 -843 2 The vote to approve was approve was was it accepted? 3 5 -843 2 The vote to approve was vote to approve was What was the vote to approve? 1 5 -843 2 The vote to approve was vote How was the vote carried out? 1 2 -843 3 A proposal to raise prices of beer , tobacco and luxuries was rejected 338 - 44 . 338 - 44 so they really didnt want it? 13 16 -843 3 A proposal to raise prices of beer , tobacco and luxuries was rejected 338 - 44 . rejected Why was the proposal rejected? 12 13 -843 3 A proposal to raise prices of beer , tobacco and luxuries was rejected 338 - 44 . rejected Why was the proposal to raise prices of beer rejected? 12 13 -843 3 A proposal to raise prices of beer , tobacco and luxuries was rejected 338 - 44 . and luxuries What kind of luxuries? 9 11 -843 4 Soviet President Mikhail S . Gorbachev told the legislators they had made a good start , but that the most difficult work was still ahead . most difficult work What was the most difficult work? 19 22 -843 4 Soviet President Mikhail S . Gorbachev told the legislators they had made a good start , but that the most difficult work was still ahead . told the legislators they had made a good start , If the the proposal from last sentance was rejected, what is the good start? What was accepted? 6 16 -843 4 Soviet President Mikhail S . Gorbachev told the legislators they had made a good start , but that the most difficult work was still ahead . good Why was the start good? 13 14 -843 4 Soviet President Mikhail S . Gorbachev told the legislators they had made a good start , but that the most difficult work was still ahead . difficult Why is the work going to be difficult? 20 21 -843 5 The Tass news agency said the 1990 budget anticipates income of 429 . 9 billion rubles ( US $ 693 . 4 billion ) and expenditures of 489 . 9 billion rubles ( US $ 790 . 2 billion ) . anticipates How did the news agency arrive at these conclusions? 8 9 -844 1 Sea Containers Ltd . , in a long - awaited move to repel a hostile takeover bid , said it will sell $ 1 . 1 billion of assets and use some of the proceeds to buy about 50 % of its common shares for $ 70 apiece . long - awaited move who was awaiting it? 7 11 -844 1 Sea Containers Ltd . , in a long - awaited move to repel a hostile takeover bid , said it will sell $ 1 . 1 billion of assets and use some of the proceeds to buy about 50 % of its common shares for $ 70 apiece . Sea Containers Ltd What kind of business is Sea Containers Ltd.? 0 3 -844 1 Sea Containers Ltd . , in a long - awaited move to repel a hostile takeover bid , said it will sell $ 1 . 1 billion of assets and use some of the proceeds to buy about 50 % of its common shares for $ 70 apiece . assets What assets? 28 29 -844 1 Sea Containers Ltd . , in a long - awaited move to repel a hostile takeover bid , said it will sell $ 1 . 1 billion of assets and use some of the proceeds to buy about 50 % of its common shares for $ 70 apiece . Sea Containers Ltd What kind of company is this? 0 3 -844 2 Together with the 3 . 6 million shares currently controlled by management , subsidiaries and directors , the completed tender offer would give Sea Containers a controlling stake . controlling stake what is a controlling stake? 26 28 -844 3 Describing itself as " asset rich , " Sea Containers said it will move immediately to sell two ports , various ferries , ferry services , containers , and other investments . " asset rich , " are they not actually rich? 3 8 -844 3 Describing itself as " asset rich , " Sea Containers said it will move immediately to sell two ports , various ferries , ferry services , containers , and other investments . " asset rich , " What does asset rich mean? 3 8 -844 3 Describing itself as " asset rich , " Sea Containers said it will move immediately to sell two ports , various ferries , ferry services , containers , and other investments . other investments What are the other investments Sea Containers wants to sell? 29 31 -844 3 Describing itself as " asset rich , " Sea Containers said it will move immediately to sell two ports , various ferries , ferry services , containers , and other investments . sell two ports , Which two ports does it plan to sell? 16 20 -844 4 Of the proceeds , $ 500 million will be used to fund its tender offer . tender Who is the tender? 13 14 -845 1 The head trader of Chemical Banking Corp . ' s interest - rate options group has left the company , following valuation errors that resulted in a $ 33 million charge against its third - quarter results . $ 33 million charge why were they charged? 27 31 -845 1 The head trader of Chemical Banking Corp . ' s interest - rate options group has left the company , following valuation errors that resulted in a $ 33 million charge against its third - quarter results . head trader WHo is this? 1 3 -845 2 Chemical said Steven Edelson resigned recently , but one individual close to the situation said the resignation was forced . individual close to the situation said which individual? 9 15 -845 2 Chemical said Steven Edelson resigned recently , but one individual close to the situation said the resignation was forced . resignation was forced How was Steve Edelson's resignation forced? 16 19 -845 2 Chemical said Steven Edelson resigned recently , but one individual close to the situation said the resignation was forced . resignation was forced Why do they think the resignation was forced? 16 19 -845 2 Chemical said Steven Edelson resigned recently , but one individual close to the situation said the resignation was forced . one individual Who was the individual? 8 10 -845 4 A separate inquiry by Chemical cleared Mr . Edelson of allegations that he had been lavishly entertained by a New York money broker . lavishly entertained took out to dinner? 15 17 -845 4 A separate inquiry by Chemical cleared Mr . Edelson of allegations that he had been lavishly entertained by a New York money broker . separate inquiry How does this separate inquiry impact his relationship with the company? 1 3 -845 4 A separate inquiry by Chemical cleared Mr . Edelson of allegations that he had been lavishly entertained by a New York money broker . cleared Mr . Edelson of allegations Before or after he was fired? 5 11 -845 5 That inquiry hasn ' t resolved similar allegations involving another Chemical options trader . options trader Who is the other Chemical options trader? 11 13 -845 5 That inquiry hasn ' t resolved similar allegations involving another Chemical options trader . another Chemical options trader Again, which one? 9 13 -846 1 Battle - tested Japanese industrial managers here always buck up nervous newcomers with the tale of the first of their countrymen to visit Mexico , a boatload of samurai warriors blown ashore 375 years ago . always buck up nervous newcomers Why do they always buck up the newcomers? 7 12 -846 1 Battle - tested Japanese industrial managers here always buck up nervous newcomers with the tale of the first of their countrymen to visit Mexico , a boatload of samurai warriors blown ashore 375 years ago . tale What is the tale of the first Japanese to visit Mexico? 14 15 -846 1 Battle - tested Japanese industrial managers here always buck up nervous newcomers with the tale of the first of their countrymen to visit Mexico , a boatload of samurai warriors blown ashore 375 years ago . samurai warriors blown ashore Why were the samurai so far from home? 28 32 -846 2 " From the beginning , it took a man with extraordinary qualities to succeed in Mexico , " says Kimihide Takimura , president of Mitsui group ' s Kensetsu Engineering Inc . unit . it took a man with extraordinary qualities Why did man have to have extraordinary qualities to succeed in mexico? 5 12 -846 2 " From the beginning , it took a man with extraordinary qualities to succeed in Mexico , " says Kimihide Takimura , president of Mitsui group ' s Kensetsu Engineering Inc . unit . extraordinary qualities Which extraordinary qualities did the man who succeeded in Mexico have? 10 12 -846 2 " From the beginning , it took a man with extraordinary qualities to succeed in Mexico , " says Kimihide Takimura , president of Mitsui group ' s Kensetsu Engineering Inc . unit . succeed in Mexico , " why is it hard to succeed there? 13 18 -846 2 " From the beginning , it took a man with extraordinary qualities to succeed in Mexico , " says Kimihide Takimura , president of Mitsui group ' s Kensetsu Engineering Inc . unit . qualities to succeed in Mexico , " What is it about Mexico that makes it so hard for an average Joe to succeed? 11 18 -846 3 Here in this new center for Japanese assembly plants just across the border from San Diego , turnover is dizzying , infrastructure shoddy , bureaucracy intense . turnover is dizzying , Why is turnover so terrible at the assembly plant? 17 21 -846 3 Here in this new center for Japanese assembly plants just across the border from San Diego , turnover is dizzying , infrastructure shoddy , bureaucracy intense . infrastructure shoddy , Why is the infrastructure shoddy? 21 24 -846 3 Here in this new center for Japanese assembly plants just across the border from San Diego , turnover is dizzying , infrastructure shoddy , bureaucracy intense . turnover is dizzying , Why is the turnover dizzying at the Japanese assembly plants? 17 21 -846 3 Here in this new center for Japanese assembly plants just across the border from San Diego , turnover is dizzying , infrastructure shoddy , bureaucracy intense . turnover is dizzying , Why is there such high turnover? 17 21 -846 3 Here in this new center for Japanese assembly plants just across the border from San Diego , turnover is dizzying , infrastructure shoddy , bureaucracy intense . turnover is dizzying , Why are the conditions so poor in that plant? 17 21 -846 4 Even after - hours drag ; " karaoke " bars , where Japanese revelers sing over recorded music , are prohibited by Mexico ' s powerful musicians union . are prohibited Why are these prohibited? 19 21 -846 4 Even after - hours drag ; " karaoke " bars , where Japanese revelers sing over recorded music , are prohibited by Mexico ' s powerful musicians union . prohibited Why are karaoke bars banned by Mexico? 20 21 -846 4 Even after - hours drag ; " karaoke " bars , where Japanese revelers sing over recorded music , are prohibited by Mexico ' s powerful musicians union . prohibited by Mexico ' s powerful musicians union Why does the union prohibit karaoke? 20 28 -846 4 Even after - hours drag ; " karaoke " bars , where Japanese revelers sing over recorded music , are prohibited by Mexico ' s powerful musicians union . " karaoke " why is it quoted? 6 9 -846 4 Even after - hours drag ; " karaoke " bars , where Japanese revelers sing over recorded music , are prohibited by Mexico ' s powerful musicians union . powerful musicians union What does the union have against karaoke? 25 28 -846 5 Still , 20 Japanese companies , including giants such as Sanyo Industries Corp . , Matsushita Electronics Components Corp . and Sony Corp . have set up shop in the state of Northern Baja California . Still , 20 Japanese companies , Why have these companies decided to stay? 0 6 -846 5 Still , 20 Japanese companies , including giants such as Sanyo Industries Corp . , Matsushita Electronics Components Corp . and Sony Corp . have set up shop in the state of Northern Baja California . Northern Baja California is that near the border? 32 35 -846 5 Still , 20 Japanese companies , including giants such as Sanyo Industries Corp . , Matsushita Electronics Components Corp . and Sony Corp . have set up shop in the state of Northern Baja California . Still , Why would they set up shop there if presumably conditions are better elsewhere? 0 2 -847 1 Cray Research Inc . won government clearance for its proposed reorganization of founder Seymour Cray ' s supercomputer design team into a separate company . separate company What is the name of the separate company? 22 24 -847 1 Cray Research Inc . won government clearance for its proposed reorganization of founder Seymour Cray ' s supercomputer design team into a separate company . won government clearance What level of clearance were they given? 4 7 -847 3 Cray ' s directors set Nov . 15 as the record date for distribution of shares in the new company , to be called Cray Computer Corp . Nov . 15 of which year? 5 8 -847 3 Cray ' s directors set Nov . 15 as the record date for distribution of shares in the new company , to be called Cray Computer Corp . distribution of shares How many shares will be distributed? 13 16 -847 4 It will trade over the counter under the symbol CRAY . over the counter what does over the counter mean? 3 6 -847 4 It will trade over the counter under the symbol CRAY . trade over the counter What does \"trade over the counter\" mean? 2 6 -847 5 The plan calls for Cray Research holders to receive one share in the new company for every two shares held . share how much is one share? 10 11 -848 1 GREAT NORTHERN NEKOOSA is being sought by another big paper company , Georgia - Pacific , for $ 58 a share , or about $ 3 . 18 billion . being sought Why is this company being sought? 4 6 -848 1 GREAT NORTHERN NEKOOSA is being sought by another big paper company , Georgia - Pacific , for $ 58 a share , or about $ 3 . 18 billion . for $ 58 a share , Is this the typical? 16 22 -848 1 GREAT NORTHERN NEKOOSA is being sought by another big paper company , Georgia - Pacific , for $ 58 a share , or about $ 3 . 18 billion . sought Why does Georgia-Pacific seeking to buy Great Northern Nekoosa? 5 6 -848 1 GREAT NORTHERN NEKOOSA is being sought by another big paper company , Georgia - Pacific , for $ 58 a share , or about $ 3 . 18 billion . another How many other companies are seeking to buy Great Northern Nekoosa? 7 8 -848 1 GREAT NORTHERN NEKOOSA is being sought by another big paper company , Georgia - Pacific , for $ 58 a share , or about $ 3 . 18 billion . sought Why is Great Northern Nekoosa being sought by Georgia-Pacific? 5 6 -848 2 The tender offer , which surprised analysts because it appeared to be unsolicited , could spark a period of industry consolidation . tender offer , what is a tender offer? 1 4 -848 2 The tender offer , which surprised analysts because it appeared to be unsolicited , could spark a period of industry consolidation . tender offer , Why is it considered a tender offer? 1 4 -848 2 The tender offer , which surprised analysts because it appeared to be unsolicited , could spark a period of industry consolidation . spark a period of industry consolidation Is this needed? 15 21 -848 2 The tender offer , which surprised analysts because it appeared to be unsolicited , could spark a period of industry consolidation . unsolicited , Why was the offer given if it was unsolicited? 12 14 -848 3 Analysts questioned whether Georgia - Pacific will ultimately prevail , saying other paper concerns may make competing bids . Georgia - Pacific can they prevail? 3 6 -848 3 Analysts questioned whether Georgia - Pacific will ultimately prevail , saying other paper concerns may make competing bids . may make competing bids Was their any indication of that? 14 18 -848 3 Analysts questioned whether Georgia - Pacific will ultimately prevail , saying other paper concerns may make competing bids . prevail , How would the Georgia-Pacific fail? 8 10 -848 3 Analysts questioned whether Georgia - Pacific will ultimately prevail , saying other paper concerns may make competing bids . paper concerns What are paper concerns? 12 14 -848 4 Two more securities firms bowed to the outcry over program trading . the outcry What is the outcry? 6 8 -848 4 Two more securities firms bowed to the outcry over program trading . bowed Why did security firms bow to the outcry over program trading? 4 5 -848 4 Two more securities firms bowed to the outcry over program trading . trading How was the trading program controversial? 10 11 -848 4 Two more securities firms bowed to the outcry over program trading . securities firms Who are the securities firms? 2 4 -848 5 GE ' s Kidder Peabody unit said it would stop doing stock - index arbitrage for its own account , while Merrill Lynch said it was halting such trading entirely . halting such trading entirely . Why did they make that decision? 26 31 -848 5 GE ' s Kidder Peabody unit said it would stop doing stock - index arbitrage for its own account , while Merrill Lynch said it was halting such trading entirely . arbitrage How was GE performing stock-index arbitrage for its own account? 14 15 -848 5 GE ' s Kidder Peabody unit said it would stop doing stock - index arbitrage for its own account , while Merrill Lynch said it was halting such trading entirely . halting Why did Merrill Lynch halt the stock trading entirely? 26 27 -849 1 EAST GERMANS RALLIED in three cities to demand democratic freedoms . three cities Which three cities did the East Dermans rally in? 4 6 -849 1 EAST GERMANS RALLIED in three cities to demand democratic freedoms . democratic freedoms What democratic freedoms did the East Germans want? 8 10 -849 1 EAST GERMANS RALLIED in three cities to demand democratic freedoms . three cities which cities? 4 6 -849 1 EAST GERMANS RALLIED in three cities to demand democratic freedoms . demand democratic freedoms What democratic freedoms did East German citizens demand in the three cities? 7 10 -849 1 EAST GERMANS RALLIED in three cities to demand democratic freedoms . democratic freedoms What democratic freedoms do they demand? 8 10 -849 2 As the country ' s new leader , Egon Krenz , prepared to travel to Moscow today for talks with Soviet leader Gorbachev , hundreds of thousands of East Germans massed in the streets of Leipzig , Halle and Schwerin to call for internal freedoms and the legalization of the New Forum opposition group . legalization of the New Forum Why was the New Forum group illegal? 47 52 -849 2 As the country ' s new leader , Egon Krenz , prepared to travel to Moscow today for talks with Soviet leader Gorbachev , hundreds of thousands of East Germans massed in the streets of Leipzig , Halle and Schwerin to call for internal freedoms and the legalization of the New Forum opposition group . call for internal freedoms What internal freedoms did East German citizens demand from their newly elected leader? 41 45 -849 2 As the country ' s new leader , Egon Krenz , prepared to travel to Moscow today for talks with Soviet leader Gorbachev , hundreds of thousands of East Germans massed in the streets of Leipzig , Halle and Schwerin to call for internal freedoms and the legalization of the New Forum opposition group . New Forum opposition group Why did East German citizens want the New Forum opposition group to be established? 50 54 -849 2 As the country ' s new leader , Egon Krenz , prepared to travel to Moscow today for talks with Soviet leader Gorbachev , hundreds of thousands of East Germans massed in the streets of Leipzig , Halle and Schwerin to call for internal freedoms and the legalization of the New Forum opposition group . internal freedoms What internal freedoms do they demand? 43 45 -849 3 Krenz , however , vowed to preserve the Communist Party ' s hold on political power and said East Germans shouldn ' t destabilize the nation with unrealistic demands . destabilize the nation How would East Germans destabilize the nation? 23 26 -849 3 Krenz , however , vowed to preserve the Communist Party ' s hold on political power and said East Germans shouldn ' t destabilize the nation with unrealistic demands . unrealistic demands Why did he think that the demands were unrealistic? 27 29 -849 3 Krenz , however , vowed to preserve the Communist Party ' s hold on political power and said East Germans shouldn ' t destabilize the nation with unrealistic demands . unrealistic demands What did Egon Krenz believe were unrealistic demands? 27 29 -849 3 Krenz , however , vowed to preserve the Communist Party ' s hold on political power and said East Germans shouldn ' t destabilize the nation with unrealistic demands . destabilize the nation Why would East Germany be destabilised with the unrealistic demands of its citizens? 23 26 -849 3 Krenz , however , vowed to preserve the Communist Party ' s hold on political power and said East Germans shouldn ' t destabilize the nation with unrealistic demands . unrealistic Why where their demands unrealistic? 27 28 -849 4 Communist officials this month have faced nearly daily pro - democracy protests , accompanied by the flight to the West by thousands of East Germans . month which month? 3 4 -849 4 Communist officials this month have faced nearly daily pro - democracy protests , accompanied by the flight to the West by thousands of East Germans . accompanied by the flight to the West Why did East Germans move from East Germany to West Germany? 13 20 -849 5 Soviet police clashed with demonstrators in Moscow following a candlelight vigil around the KGB ' s Lubyanka headquarters in memory of those persecuted under Stalin . Lubyanka is that a city? 16 17 -849 5 Soviet police clashed with demonstrators in Moscow following a candlelight vigil around the KGB ' s Lubyanka headquarters in memory of those persecuted under Stalin . KGB ' s Lubyanka What is KGB's Lubyanka? 13 17 -849 5 Soviet police clashed with demonstrators in Moscow following a candlelight vigil around the KGB ' s Lubyanka headquarters in memory of those persecuted under Stalin . of those persecuted under Stalin How many people were persecuted under Stalin? 20 25 -849 5 Soviet police clashed with demonstrators in Moscow following a candlelight vigil around the KGB ' s Lubyanka headquarters in memory of those persecuted under Stalin . demonstrators How many demonstrators participated in the candlelit vigil in Moscow? 4 5 -849 5 Soviet police clashed with demonstrators in Moscow following a candlelight vigil around the KGB ' s Lubyanka headquarters in memory of those persecuted under Stalin . candlelight vigil What was the candlelight vigil for? 9 11 -850 1 The dollar finished mostly stronger yesterday , boosted by a modest recovery in share prices . stronger yesterday , How did it finish today? 4 7 -850 1 The dollar finished mostly stronger yesterday , boosted by a modest recovery in share prices . mostly stronger yesterday , how strong is it? 3 7 -850 1 The dollar finished mostly stronger yesterday , boosted by a modest recovery in share prices . recovery Why was there a recovery in share prices? 11 12 -850 1 The dollar finished mostly stronger yesterday , boosted by a modest recovery in share prices . The dollar Which dollar? Which country? 0 2 -850 1 The dollar finished mostly stronger yesterday , boosted by a modest recovery in share prices . modest recovery in share prices Why was there a modest recovery in share prices? 10 15 -850 2 The Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed 6 . 76 points in a spate of bargain - hunting following last week ' s declines . spate of bargain - hunting How can they call it bargain-hunting? 12 17 -850 2 The Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed 6 . 76 points in a spate of bargain - hunting following last week ' s declines . bargain - hunting What is considered bargain hunting? 14 17 -850 2 The Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed 6 . 76 points in a spate of bargain - hunting following last week ' s declines . spate of bargain - hunting How did a spate of bargain hunting work? 12 17 -850 3 " Attention is fixed on the stock market for lack of anything else to sink our teeth into , " said Robert White , a vice president at First Interstate of California . lack of anything else to sink our teeth into , " Why do we have nothing else to sink our teeth into? 9 20 -850 3 " Attention is fixed on the stock market for lack of anything else to sink our teeth into , " said Robert White , a vice president at First Interstate of California . Robert White , who asked him the question? 21 24 -850 3 " Attention is fixed on the stock market for lack of anything else to sink our teeth into , " said Robert White , a vice president at First Interstate of California . sink our teeth into , " Why isn't there anything to sink our teeth into? 14 20 -850 3 " Attention is fixed on the stock market for lack of anything else to sink our teeth into , " said Robert White , a vice president at First Interstate of California . First Interstate of California What does this business do? 28 32 -850 4 Some analysts predict that in the absence of market - moving news to push the U . S . unit sharply higher or lower , the currency is likely to drift below 1 . 80 marks this week . market - moving news Why is there no market-moving news? 8 12 -850 4 Some analysts predict that in the absence of market - moving news to push the U . S . unit sharply higher or lower , the currency is likely to drift below 1 . 80 marks this week . likely to drift below 1 . 80 marks What are \"marks\"? 28 36 -850 4 Some analysts predict that in the absence of market - moving news to push the U . S . unit sharply higher or lower , the currency is likely to drift below 1 . 80 marks this week . absence of market - moving news Why is their an absence of market-moving news? 6 12 -850 5 But others reject the view , and forecast the dollar will continue to hold its current tight trading pattern . But others reject the view Why do others reject this view? 0 5 -850 5 But others reject the view , and forecast the dollar will continue to hold its current tight trading pattern . others reject the view , do they have a good point? 1 6 -850 5 But others reject the view , and forecast the dollar will continue to hold its current tight trading pattern . reject the view , Why do others reject the view? 2 6 -851 1 Singer Bette Midler won a $ 400 , 000 federal court jury verdict against Young & Rubicam in a case that threatens a popular advertising industry practice of using " sound - alike " performers to tout products . practice How does that work? 26 27 -851 1 Singer Bette Midler won a $ 400 , 000 federal court jury verdict against Young & Rubicam in a case that threatens a popular advertising industry practice of using " sound - alike " performers to tout products . threatens Is that very threatening or actually threatening? 21 22 -851 2 The decision in Los Angeles federal court stems from a 1985 Mercury Sable TV ad that Young & Rubicam worked up for Ford Motor Co . stems from How does it stem from the ad and why? 7 9 -851 3 The ad agency had approached Ms . Midler about appearing , but she declined , citing a longstanding policy of refusing advertising work . refusing advertising work Why does Bette Midler refuse advertising work? 20 23 -851 3 The ad agency had approached Ms . Midler about appearing , but she declined , citing a longstanding policy of refusing advertising work . refusing advertising work why does she refuse it so much? 20 23 -851 3 The ad agency had approached Ms . Midler about appearing , but she declined , citing a longstanding policy of refusing advertising work . longstanding Since when? 17 18 -851 3 The ad agency had approached Ms . Midler about appearing , but she declined , citing a longstanding policy of refusing advertising work . advertising work Does she refuse all advertising work? 21 23 -851 4 The agency then turned to a former backup singer for Ms . Midler who appeared in the ad and crooned what was generally considered a more than credible imitation of Ms . Midler ' s 1973 hit song " Do You Wanna Dance . " crooned does it mean to sing? 19 20 -851 4 The agency then turned to a former backup singer for Ms . Midler who appeared in the ad and crooned what was generally considered a more than credible imitation of Ms . Midler ' s 1973 hit song " Do You Wanna Dance . " former backup singer for Ms . Midler Who was the former backup singer for Ms. Midler? 6 13 -851 5 The appeals court held : " When a distinctive voice of a professional singer is widely known and is deliberately imitated in order to sell a product , the sellers have appropriated what is not theirs . " appeals court held : who said this exactly? 1 5 -852 1 Mercury Savings & Loan Association , Huntington Beach , Calif . , reported a third - quarter loss of $ 3 . 9 million , or 61 cents a share , compared with net income of $ 1 . 4 million , or 22 cents a share , in the year - earlier quarter . loss What is the cause of this loss? 17 18 -852 1 Mercury Savings & Loan Association , Huntington Beach , Calif . , reported a third - quarter loss of $ 3 . 9 million , or 61 cents a share , compared with net income of $ 1 . 4 million , or 22 cents a share , in the year - earlier quarter . compared with Are the numbers the loss was compared to average? 31 33 -852 1 Mercury Savings & Loan Association , Huntington Beach , Calif . , reported a third - quarter loss of $ 3 . 9 million , or 61 cents a share , compared with net income of $ 1 . 4 million , or 22 cents a share , in the year - earlier quarter . loss why are they reporting a loss? 17 18 -852 1 Mercury Savings & Loan Association , Huntington Beach , Calif . , reported a third - quarter loss of $ 3 . 9 million , or 61 cents a share , compared with net income of $ 1 . 4 million , or 22 cents a share , in the year - earlier quarter . third - quarter loss Why did Mercury Savings & Loan Association have a third-quarter loss? 14 18 -852 1 Mercury Savings & Loan Association , Huntington Beach , Calif . , reported a third - quarter loss of $ 3 . 9 million , or 61 cents a share , compared with net income of $ 1 . 4 million , or 22 cents a share , in the year - earlier quarter . loss why was there a loss? 17 18 -852 2 Mercury attributed the loss to rapid prepayments of loans and costs incurred in refinancing many house loans this past spring and summer , when interest rates dipped . rapid prepayments Why were the payments expediated? 5 7 -852 2 Mercury attributed the loss to rapid prepayments of loans and costs incurred in refinancing many house loans this past spring and summer , when interest rates dipped . rates dipped How much of a dip? 25 27 -852 2 Mercury attributed the loss to rapid prepayments of loans and costs incurred in refinancing many house loans this past spring and summer , when interest rates dipped . rapid prepayments should they have been slower? 5 7 -852 2 Mercury attributed the loss to rapid prepayments of loans and costs incurred in refinancing many house loans this past spring and summer , when interest rates dipped . when interest rates dipped What caused interest rates to dip? 23 27 -852 3 The thrift hired an investment banker earlier this month to advise it regarding a possible sale or merger . hired an investment banker Is this banker reputable? 2 6 -852 3 The thrift hired an investment banker earlier this month to advise it regarding a possible sale or merger . a possible sale or merger Is this the only option? 13 18 -852 3 The thrift hired an investment banker earlier this month to advise it regarding a possible sale or merger . month which month? 8 9 -852 3 The thrift hired an investment banker earlier this month to advise it regarding a possible sale or merger . thrift what is a thrift? 1 2 -852 4 Mercury also is shrinking itself , part of its plan to change its emphasis from buying mortgage loans from mortgage brokers to making loans directly . making loans directly Will this be more profitable for them?\n 22 25 -852 4 Mercury also is shrinking itself , part of its plan to change its emphasis from buying mortgage loans from mortgage brokers to making loans directly . shrinking itself , by how much? 3 6 -852 4 Mercury also is shrinking itself , part of its plan to change its emphasis from buying mortgage loans from mortgage brokers to making loans directly . emphasis from Why is it shrinking itself--what is the driver behind this? 13 15 -852 5 Such a focus is " more profitable , more efficient and gives us a greater sense of control , " said William A . Shane , Mercury ' s senior executive vice president . profitable , How much profit can be made? 6 8 -853 1 West German insurance giant Allianz AG entered the takeover battle between France ' s Cie . Allianz AG Why did Allianz AG enter the takeover battle? 4 6 -853 2 Financiere de Paribas and Cie . de Navigation Mixte . Cie . de Navigation is that in french? 4 8 -853 2 Financiere de Paribas and Cie . de Navigation Mixte . Financiere de Paribas What is Financiere de Paribas? 0 3 -853 2 Financiere de Paribas and Cie . de Navigation Mixte . Cie . de Navigation Mixte What is Cie. de Navigation Mixte? 4 9 -853 3 Allianz said it won French government approval to buy as much as one - third of Navigation Mixte , a diversified financial , transport and food holding company . diversified financial , how were they able to diversify? 20 23 -853 3 Allianz said it won French government approval to buy as much as one - third of Navigation Mixte , a diversified financial , transport and food holding company . French government approval How did the company gain approval? 4 7 -853 3 Allianz said it won French government approval to buy as much as one - third of Navigation Mixte , a diversified financial , transport and food holding company . as one - third of Navigation Mixte , how much does this company cost? 11 19 -853 5 Munich - based Allianz ' s brief explanatory statement said it is acting to protect its own interests as a shareholder of Navigation Mixte . brief explanatory how long was it? 6 8 -853 5 Munich - based Allianz ' s brief explanatory statement said it is acting to protect its own interests as a shareholder of Navigation Mixte . protect its own interests Why was the company trying to protect its own interests? 14 18 -854 1 The following were among yesterday ' s offerings and pricings in the U . S . and non - U . S . capital markets , with terms and syndicate manager , as compiled by Dow Jones Capital Markets Report : offerings Why are they making offerings? 7 8 -854 1 The following were among yesterday ' s offerings and pricings in the U . S . and non - U . S . capital markets , with terms and syndicate manager , as compiled by Dow Jones Capital Markets Report : pricings How are the markets priced? 9 10 -854 1 The following were among yesterday ' s offerings and pricings in the U . S . and non - U . S . capital markets , with terms and syndicate manager , as compiled by Dow Jones Capital Markets Report : compiled How are the terms compiled by Dow Jones Capital Markets Report? 33 34 -854 1 The following were among yesterday ' s offerings and pricings in the U . S . and non - U . S . capital markets , with terms and syndicate manager , as compiled by Dow Jones Capital Markets Report : U . S . and non - U . S . capital markets , What are the names of these markets? 12 26 -854 1 The following were among yesterday ' s offerings and pricings in the U . S . and non - U . S . capital markets , with terms and syndicate manager , as compiled by Dow Jones Capital Markets Report : offerings What are these offerings? 7 8 -854 2 New York City - - $ 813 . 4 million of general obligation bonds , Fiscal 1990 Series C and D , including $ 757 . 4 million of tax - exempt bonds and $ 56 million of taxable bonds , tentatively priced by a Goldman Sachs & Co . group . general obligation bonds , What are general obligation bonds? 11 15 -854 2 New York City - - $ 813 . 4 million of general obligation bonds , Fiscal 1990 Series C and D , including $ 757 . 4 million of tax - exempt bonds and $ 56 million of taxable bonds , tentatively priced by a Goldman Sachs & Co . group . taxable bonds , how is the tax or nontax decided? 38 41 -854 2 New York City - - $ 813 . 4 million of general obligation bonds , Fiscal 1990 Series C and D , including $ 757 . 4 million of tax - exempt bonds and $ 56 million of taxable bonds , tentatively priced by a Goldman Sachs & Co . group . obligation Why are the bonds obligated? 12 13 -854 2 New York City - - $ 813 . 4 million of general obligation bonds , Fiscal 1990 Series C and D , including $ 757 . 4 million of tax - exempt bonds and $ 56 million of taxable bonds , tentatively priced by a Goldman Sachs & Co . group . tax - exempt Why are the bonds tax-exempt? 29 32 -854 2 New York City - - $ 813 . 4 million of general obligation bonds , Fiscal 1990 Series C and D , including $ 757 . 4 million of tax - exempt bonds and $ 56 million of taxable bonds , tentatively priced by a Goldman Sachs & Co . group . tentatively Why is Goldman Sach & Co. group tentative about the pricing? 41 42 -854 2 New York City - - $ 813 . 4 million of general obligation bonds , Fiscal 1990 Series C and D , including $ 757 . 4 million of tax - exempt bonds and $ 56 million of taxable bonds , tentatively priced by a Goldman Sachs & Co . group . general obligation bonds , What are general obligation bonds? 11 15 -854 2 New York City - - $ 813 . 4 million of general obligation bonds , Fiscal 1990 Series C and D , including $ 757 . 4 million of tax - exempt bonds and $ 56 million of taxable bonds , tentatively priced by a Goldman Sachs & Co . group . tentatively priced Why were these bonds tentatively priced? 41 43 -854 2 New York City - - $ 813 . 4 million of general obligation bonds , Fiscal 1990 Series C and D , including $ 757 . 4 million of tax - exempt bonds and $ 56 million of taxable bonds , tentatively priced by a Goldman Sachs & Co . group . bonds , Why are they issuing these? 13 15 -854 3 Yields for tax - exempt bonds range from 6 1 / 2 % in 1990 to 7 . 88 % in 2003 - 2005 . 1990 Why were the rates 6 1/5% in 1990? 14 15 -854 3 Yields for tax - exempt bonds range from 6 1 / 2 % in 1990 to 7 . 88 % in 2003 - 2005 . 1990 Why did they increase so much? 14 15 -854 4 Yields for taxable bonds range from 9 1 / 8 % in 1994 to 9 . 90 % in 2009 and 2010 . 9 1 / 8 % in 1994 why are they higher than taxexempt? 6 13 -854 4 Yields for taxable bonds range from 9 1 / 8 % in 1994 to 9 . 90 % in 2009 and 2010 . 2009 Why were the taxable bonds in 2009 and 2010 9.90%? 19 20 -854 4 Yields for taxable bonds range from 9 1 / 8 % in 1994 to 9 . 90 % in 2009 and 2010 . 9 1 / 8 % in 1994 to 9 . 90 % in 2009 and 2010 Why is the range of years so large? 6 22 -854 5 The bonds are all rated single - A by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . single - A What are rated single-A bonds? 5 8 -854 5 The bonds are all rated single - A by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . single - A what does single a mean? 5 8 -854 5 The bonds are all rated single - A by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . single - A Why did Moody's Investors Service Inc. rate the bonds as single-A? 5 8 -854 5 The bonds are all rated single - A by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . rated How does Moody's Investors Service Inc. determine the rate of bonds? 4 5 -854 5 The bonds are all rated single - A by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . single - A What is the difference between a single-A bond and other rated bonds? 5 8 -854 5 The bonds are all rated single - A by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . single - A What are single-A bonds? 5 8 -855 1 Eastern Airlines ' creditors committee backed off a move to come up with its own alternative proposals to the carrier ' s bankruptcy reorganization plans , according to sources familiar with the committee . according to sources familiar with the committee Who are the sources? 26 33 -855 1 Eastern Airlines ' creditors committee backed off a move to come up with its own alternative proposals to the carrier ' s bankruptcy reorganization plans , according to sources familiar with the committee . bankruptcy reorganization plans , Why is the airline going bankrupt? 22 26 -855 1 Eastern Airlines ' creditors committee backed off a move to come up with its own alternative proposals to the carrier ' s bankruptcy reorganization plans , according to sources familiar with the committee . proposals So what is the other proposal? 16 17 -855 2 In a meeting in New York yesterday , the committee put on hold instructions it gave two weeks ago to its experts to explore other options for Eastern ' s future , the sources said . meeting in New York Why was the meeting in NYC? 2 6 -855 2 In a meeting in New York yesterday , the committee put on hold instructions it gave two weeks ago to its experts to explore other options for Eastern ' s future , the sources said . options What are the other options? 25 26 -855 2 In a meeting in New York yesterday , the committee put on hold instructions it gave two weeks ago to its experts to explore other options for Eastern ' s future , the sources said . options What were the other options being explored for Eastern Airlines' future? 25 26 -855 3 The consultants had been working to finish a report this week . The consultants For whom were the consultants working? 0 2 -855 4 That means Eastern , a unit of Texas Air Corp . of Houston , can go forward with its pitch for creditor approval as early as today , when it is expected to deliver a revised reorganization plan to the committee . revised reorganization whats in the revised version? 35 37 -855 4 That means Eastern , a unit of Texas Air Corp . of Houston , can go forward with its pitch for creditor approval as early as today , when it is expected to deliver a revised reorganization plan to the committee . revised reorganization plan What will the reorganization look like? 35 38 -855 4 That means Eastern , a unit of Texas Air Corp . of Houston , can go forward with its pitch for creditor approval as early as today , when it is expected to deliver a revised reorganization plan to the committee . deliver When will they deliver? 33 34 -855 5 The committee intends to meet next week to make a recommendation on the new plan . next week which year is it? 5 7 -856 1 The Federal Reserve Board said it is delaying approval of First Union Corp . ' s proposed $ 849 million acquisition of Florida National Banks of Florida Inc . , pending the outcome of an examination into First Union ' s lending practices in low - income neighborhoods . low - income neighborhoods were they doing something illegal? 44 48 -856 1 The Federal Reserve Board said it is delaying approval of First Union Corp . ' s proposed $ 849 million acquisition of Florida National Banks of Florida Inc . , pending the outcome of an examination into First Union ' s lending practices in low - income neighborhoods . examination Why are they wanting to look into the lending practices in low-income neighborhoods? 35 36 -856 1 The Federal Reserve Board said it is delaying approval of First Union Corp . ' s proposed $ 849 million acquisition of Florida National Banks of Florida Inc . , pending the outcome of an examination into First Union ' s lending practices in low - income neighborhoods . lending practices What was First Union's lending practices in low-income neighborhoods? 41 43 -856 1 The Federal Reserve Board said it is delaying approval of First Union Corp . ' s proposed $ 849 million acquisition of Florida National Banks of Florida Inc . , pending the outcome of an examination into First Union ' s lending practices in low - income neighborhoods . lending practices in low - income neighborhoods . ARE THEY SUSPICIOUS OR IS THIS NORMAL ROUTINE FOR AN ACQUISITION THIS SIZE? 41 49 -856 2 The decision reflects the Fed ' s tougher stance on enforcing the Community Reinvestment Act , a federal law passed in 1977 to help low - income residents obtain loans . loans What kinds of loans? 29 30 -856 2 The decision reflects the Fed ' s tougher stance on enforcing the Community Reinvestment Act , a federal law passed in 1977 to help low - income residents obtain loans . reflects WHAT WAS DONE THAT MAKES THESE TWO SITUATIONS RESEMBLE EACH OTHER? 2 3 -856 3 In recent years , unions and community groups have won big commitments from banks to make low - interest loans in certain neighborhoods by threatening to hold up proposed acquisitions with protests to the Fed about reinvestment act compliance . proposed acquisitions Where or what are the proposed acquisitions? 28 30 -856 3 In recent years , unions and community groups have won big commitments from banks to make low - interest loans in certain neighborhoods by threatening to hold up proposed acquisitions with protests to the Fed about reinvestment act compliance . proposed acquisitions What proposed acquisitions were unions and community groups threatening to hold up? 28 30 -856 4 Few petitions , however , have actually delayed or scuttled mergers . Few petitions , why are they used then? 0 3 -856 4 Few petitions , however , have actually delayed or scuttled mergers . Few petitions , EXAMPLES OF THESE CASES? WHY WERE THESE SUCCESSFUL AND OTHERS NOT? 0 3 -856 5 The current dispute involves allegations that Charlotte , N . C . - based First Union hasn ' t lived up to its responsibilities under the reinvestment act . reinvestment What's the reinvestment act? 26 27 -856 5 The current dispute involves allegations that Charlotte , N . C . - based First Union hasn ' t lived up to its responsibilities under the reinvestment act . reinvestment act when was that enacted? 26 28 -856 5 The current dispute involves allegations that Charlotte , N . C . - based First Union hasn ' t lived up to its responsibilities under the reinvestment act . responsibilities What responsibilities have they not lived up to? 23 24 -856 5 The current dispute involves allegations that Charlotte , N . C . - based First Union hasn ' t lived up to its responsibilities under the reinvestment act . responsibilities Which responsibilities has First Union not lived up to? 23 24 -856 5 The current dispute involves allegations that Charlotte , N . C . - based First Union hasn ' t lived up to its responsibilities under the reinvestment act . responsibilities WHAT ARE THESE RESPONSIBILITIES? 23 24 -857 1 Foothills Pipe Lines Ltd . filed an application with Canadian regulators to build a 4 . 4 billion Canadian dollar ( US $ 3 . 74 billion ) pipeline to transport natural gas from Canada ' s Arctic to U . S . markets beginning in transport natural gas What kind of natural gas? 30 33 -857 1 Foothills Pipe Lines Ltd . filed an application with Canadian regulators to build a 4 . 4 billion Canadian dollar ( US $ 3 . 74 billion ) pipeline to transport natural gas from Canada ' s Arctic to U . S . markets beginning in beginning When is the pipeline beginning? 44 45 -857 2 The application by Foothills , owned by Calgary - based Nova Corp . of Alberta and Westcoast Energy Inc . of Vancouver , Canada , is expected to kick off what could be a contentious battle for the right to transport vast quantities of gas to southern markets from still - undeveloped fields in Canada ' s Mackenzie River delta . Mackenzie River delta is it a big river? 57 60 -857 2 The application by Foothills , owned by Calgary - based Nova Corp . of Alberta and Westcoast Energy Inc . of Vancouver , Canada , is expected to kick off what could be a contentious battle for the right to transport vast quantities of gas to southern markets from still - undeveloped fields in Canada ' s Mackenzie River delta . contentious battle Why would it be a contentious battle? 34 36 -857 2 The application by Foothills , owned by Calgary - based Nova Corp . of Alberta and Westcoast Energy Inc . of Vancouver , Canada , is expected to kick off what could be a contentious battle for the right to transport vast quantities of gas to southern markets from still - undeveloped fields in Canada ' s Mackenzie River delta . still - undeveloped fields Why are the fields still undeveloped? 49 53 -857 4 " Foothills wants to make it clear to other pipeline companies that it ' s on first insofar as transporting gas from the Arctic to southern markets , " Mr . Hillary said . Hillary said when did he say this? 31 33 -857 5 At least two rival applications are expected to emerge in coming months , including one from TransCanada PipeLines Ltd . , Canada ' s largest natural gas pipeline operator . including one who is the other application? 13 15 -858 1 Boeing Co . ' s third - quarter profit leaped 68 % , but Wall Street ' s attention was focused on the picket line , not the bottom line . focused Why is Wall Street focused on the picket line? 20 21 -858 1 Boeing Co . ' s third - quarter profit leaped 68 % , but Wall Street ' s attention was focused on the picket line , not the bottom line . picket line , Why are Boeing's workers striking? 23 26 -858 2 In fact , the earnings report unfolded as representatives of the world ' s No . 1 jet maker and the striking Machinists union came back to the negotiating table for their first meeting in two weeks . the striking Machinists union Why were the machinists on strike? 20 24 -858 2 In fact , the earnings report unfolded as representatives of the world ' s No . 1 jet maker and the striking Machinists union came back to the negotiating table for their first meeting in two weeks . Machinists union how large is the union? 22 24 -858 2 In fact , the earnings report unfolded as representatives of the world ' s No . 1 jet maker and the striking Machinists union came back to the negotiating table for their first meeting in two weeks . striking Why are the Machinists striking? 21 22 -858 2 In fact , the earnings report unfolded as representatives of the world ' s No . 1 jet maker and the striking Machinists union came back to the negotiating table for their first meeting in two weeks . negotiating Why is the union negotiating? 28 29 -858 2 In fact , the earnings report unfolded as representatives of the world ' s No . 1 jet maker and the striking Machinists union came back to the negotiating table for their first meeting in two weeks . weeks Why did has the union not had a meeting in two weeks? 36 37 -858 2 In fact , the earnings report unfolded as representatives of the world ' s No . 1 jet maker and the striking Machinists union came back to the negotiating table for their first meeting in two weeks . representatives Who were the representatives? 8 9 -858 3 Doug Hammond , the federal mediator in Seattle , where Boeing is based , said the parties will continue to sit down daily until a new settlement proposal emerges or the talks break off again . Doug Hammond , what are his credentials? 0 3 -858 3 Doug Hammond , the federal mediator in Seattle , where Boeing is based , said the parties will continue to sit down daily until a new settlement proposal emerges or the talks break off again . settlement Why is a new settlement necessary? 26 27 -858 3 Doug Hammond , the federal mediator in Seattle , where Boeing is based , said the parties will continue to sit down daily until a new settlement proposal emerges or the talks break off again . break How would talks break off? 32 33 -858 3 Doug Hammond , the federal mediator in Seattle , where Boeing is based , said the parties will continue to sit down daily until a new settlement proposal emerges or the talks break off again . parties How are the talks currently going? 16 17 -858 4 Despite the progress , Boeing indicated that the work stoppage , now in its 27th day , will have " a serious adverse impact " on the current quarter . serious adverse impact " what does that mean exactly? 21 25 -858 4 Despite the progress , Boeing indicated that the work stoppage , now in its 27th day , will have " a serious adverse impact " on the current quarter . impact " How will work stoppage cause an adverse impact on the current quarter? 23 25 -858 5 For the third quarter , net rose to $ 242 million , or $ 1 . 05 a share , from $ 144 million , or 63 cents a share . rose Why did net rise in the third quarter? 6 7 -858 5 For the third quarter , net rose to $ 242 million , or $ 1 . 05 a share , from $ 144 million , or 63 cents a share . net rose Why is the value going up if things are going bumpy in the company? 5 7 -859 1 Warner Communications Inc . and Sony Corp . resumed settlement talks on their legal battle over Hollywood producers Peter Guber and Jon Peters , but continued to level strong accusations at each other in legal documents . legal battle What is the legal battle over the Peter Guber and Jon Peters? 13 15 -859 1 Warner Communications Inc . and Sony Corp . resumed settlement talks on their legal battle over Hollywood producers Peter Guber and Jon Peters , but continued to level strong accusations at each other in legal documents . strong accusations What are the strong accusations? 28 30 -859 1 Warner Communications Inc . and Sony Corp . resumed settlement talks on their legal battle over Hollywood producers Peter Guber and Jon Peters , but continued to level strong accusations at each other in legal documents . battle over Hollywood producers How are they fighting over 2 producers? 14 18 -859 1 Warner Communications Inc . and Sony Corp . resumed settlement talks on their legal battle over Hollywood producers Peter Guber and Jon Peters , but continued to level strong accusations at each other in legal documents . accusations Why are Warner Communications and Sony Corp. leveling strong accusations at each other? 29 30 -859 2 Warner has filed a $ 1 billion breach of contract suit in Los Angeles Superior Court against Sony and the Guber - Peters duo , who in turn are countersuing Warner for trying to interfere in Sony ' s acquisition of Columbia Pictures Entertainment Inc . and Guber Peters Entertainment Co . in two transactions valued at over $ 5 billion . breach of contract How is Warner saying they breached their contract? 7 10 -859 2 Warner has filed a $ 1 billion breach of contract suit in Los Angeles Superior Court against Sony and the Guber - Peters duo , who in turn are countersuing Warner for trying to interfere in Sony ' s acquisition of Columbia Pictures Entertainment Inc . and Guber Peters Entertainment Co . in two transactions valued at over $ 5 billion . countersuing Warner for trying to interfere What did Warner do that could be seen as 'interfering in the acquisition? 29 35 -859 2 Warner has filed a $ 1 billion breach of contract suit in Los Angeles Superior Court against Sony and the Guber - Peters duo , who in turn are countersuing Warner for trying to interfere in Sony ' s acquisition of Columbia Pictures Entertainment Inc . and Guber Peters Entertainment Co . in two transactions valued at over $ 5 billion . filed Why did Warner file a $1 billion breach of contract suit against Sony and the Guber-Peters duo? 2 3 -859 2 Warner has filed a $ 1 billion breach of contract suit in Los Angeles Superior Court against Sony and the Guber - Peters duo , who in turn are countersuing Warner for trying to interfere in Sony ' s acquisition of Columbia Pictures Entertainment Inc . and Guber Peters Entertainment Co . in two transactions valued at over $ 5 billion . interfere How did Warner interfere in Sony's acquisition of Columbia Pictures Entertainment and Guber Peters Entertainment Co.? 34 35 -859 2 Warner has filed a $ 1 billion breach of contract suit in Los Angeles Superior Court against Sony and the Guber - Peters duo , who in turn are countersuing Warner for trying to interfere in Sony ' s acquisition of Columbia Pictures Entertainment Inc . and Guber Peters Entertainment Co . in two transactions valued at over $ 5 billion . valued Why is the transaction valued at over $5 billion? 55 56 -859 3 Although settlement talks had been dropped , attorneys for the two sides apparently began talking again yesterday in an attempt to settle the matter before Thursday , when a judge is expected to rule on Warner ' s request for an injunction that would block the two producers from taking over the management of Columbia . Thursday , of which month? 25 27 -859 3 Although settlement talks had been dropped , attorneys for the two sides apparently began talking again yesterday in an attempt to settle the matter before Thursday , when a judge is expected to rule on Warner ' s request for an injunction that would block the two producers from taking over the management of Columbia . taking over the management Why don't they want the two producers to take over Columbia? 49 53 -859 3 Although settlement talks had been dropped , attorneys for the two sides apparently began talking again yesterday in an attempt to settle the matter before Thursday , when a judge is expected to rule on Warner ' s request for an injunction that would block the two producers from taking over the management of Columbia . had been dropped , What made them drop any settlement talks? 3 7 -859 3 Although settlement talks had been dropped , attorneys for the two sides apparently began talking again yesterday in an attempt to settle the matter before Thursday , when a judge is expected to rule on Warner ' s request for an injunction that would block the two producers from taking over the management of Columbia . injunction Why would the injunction block the transfer of management of Columbia 41 42 -859 4 Yesterday , in documents filed in connection with that case , Warner accused Sony officials of falsely claiming that they never read the five - year contract requiring the two producers to make movies exclusively for Columbia , citing Securities and Exchange Commission filings made by Sony that described the contracts . documents filed legal documents? 3 5 -859 4 Yesterday , in documents filed in connection with that case , Warner accused Sony officials of falsely claiming that they never read the five - year contract requiring the two producers to make movies exclusively for Columbia , citing Securities and Exchange Commission filings made by Sony that described the contracts . Exchange Commission filings what is exchange commission filings? 41 44 -859 4 Yesterday , in documents filed in connection with that case , Warner accused Sony officials of falsely claiming that they never read the five - year contract requiring the two producers to make movies exclusively for Columbia , citing Securities and Exchange Commission filings made by Sony that described the contracts . read How does Warner know Sony officials never read the five-year contract? 21 22 -859 5 Warner was referring to documents filed last week in which Sony Corp . of America Vice Chairman Michael Schulof and Walter Yetnikoff , president of its CBS Records unit , said they had taken Mr . Guber and Mr . Peters at their word when the producers told them that getting out of the contract would be no problem because of a previous oral agreement . oral agreement What is the oral agreement? 63 65 -859 5 Warner was referring to documents filed last week in which Sony Corp . of America Vice Chairman Michael Schulof and Walter Yetnikoff , president of its CBS Records unit , said they had taken Mr . Guber and Mr . Peters at their word when the producers told them that getting out of the contract would be no problem because of a previous oral agreement . word Why were Mr. Guber and Mr. Peters trusted? 43 44 -860 1 Many investors give Michael Foods about as much chance of getting it together as Humpty Dumpty . investors Why are investors giving chances of Michael Foods getting it together? 1 2 -860 1 Many investors give Michael Foods about as much chance of getting it together as Humpty Dumpty . chance Why is there a low chance of Michael Foods getting it together? 8 9 -860 1 Many investors give Michael Foods about as much chance of getting it together as Humpty Dumpty . together How can Michael Foods go about getting it together? 12 13 -860 1 Many investors give Michael Foods about as much chance of getting it together as Humpty Dumpty . Michael Foods who is Michael Foods? 3 5 -860 1 Many investors give Michael Foods about as much chance of getting it together as Humpty Dumpty . chance why do they give them such a low chance of getting it together? 8 9 -860 2 But now at least there ' s a glimmer of hope for the stock . glimmer of hope where does the hope come from? 8 11 -860 2 But now at least there ' s a glimmer of hope for the stock . hope Why is there hope for the stock now? 10 11 -860 2 But now at least there ' s a glimmer of hope for the stock . glimmer of hope what has happened to cause this change? 8 11 -860 2 But now at least there ' s a glimmer of hope for the stock . hope What is the glimmer of hope? 10 11 -860 3 Burger King , which breaks thousands of fresh eggs each morning , is quietly switching over to an alternative egg product made by Michael Foods . quietly switching why is it considered quiet? 13 15 -860 3 Burger King , which breaks thousands of fresh eggs each morning , is quietly switching over to an alternative egg product made by Michael Foods . breaks Why is Burger King breaking thousands of eggs? 4 5 -860 3 Burger King , which breaks thousands of fresh eggs each morning , is quietly switching over to an alternative egg product made by Michael Foods . quietly Why is Burger King switching over quietly? 13 14 -860 3 Burger King , which breaks thousands of fresh eggs each morning , is quietly switching over to an alternative egg product made by Michael Foods . alternative How is the product an alternative to eggs? 18 19 -860 3 Burger King , which breaks thousands of fresh eggs each morning , is quietly switching over to an alternative egg product made by Michael Foods . quietly switching over if this is a good thing, why is burger king not advertising it as cholesterol free of something like that? 13 16 -860 3 Burger King , which breaks thousands of fresh eggs each morning , is quietly switching over to an alternative egg product made by Michael Foods . alternative what is the alternative egg product? 18 19 -860 4 Known as Easy Eggs , the product has disappointed investors . disappointed why has it disappointed? 8 9 -860 4 Known as Easy Eggs , the product has disappointed investors . Easy Why are the eggs easy? 2 3 -860 4 Known as Easy Eggs , the product has disappointed investors . disappointed How has Easy Eggs disappointed investors? 8 9 -860 4 Known as Easy Eggs , the product has disappointed investors . disappointed investors . what were the results to cause the returns and how did they advertise their product? 8 11 -860 4 Known as Easy Eggs , the product has disappointed investors . disappointed Why were the investors disappointed? 8 9 -860 5 When the company this month announced lower - than - forecast sales of Easy Eggs , the stock dropped nearly 19 % . sales Why are sales lower than forecasted? 11 12 -860 5 When the company this month announced lower - than - forecast sales of Easy Eggs , the stock dropped nearly 19 % . lower - than - forecast How were the expected sales calculated? 6 11 -860 5 When the company this month announced lower - than - forecast sales of Easy Eggs , the stock dropped nearly 19 % . lower - than - forecast sales what were the marketing practices of the company that failed in making the goal happen? 6 12 -861 1 Western Union Corp . took steps to withdraw its proposed debt swap for $ 500 million in high - interest notes and said it is looking at other alternatives for refinancing the debt . debt swap what is a debt swap? 10 12 -861 1 Western Union Corp . took steps to withdraw its proposed debt swap for $ 500 million in high - interest notes and said it is looking at other alternatives for refinancing the debt . withdraw Why did Western Union want to withdraw the proposed debt swap? 7 8 -861 1 Western Union Corp . took steps to withdraw its proposed debt swap for $ 500 million in high - interest notes and said it is looking at other alternatives for refinancing the debt . refinancing Why is Western Union Corp refinancing debt? 30 31 -861 1 Western Union Corp . took steps to withdraw its proposed debt swap for $ 500 million in high - interest notes and said it is looking at other alternatives for refinancing the debt . looking at other alternatives What alternatives is Western Union Corp. looking at? 25 29 -861 2 Western Union had said two weeks ago that it might withdraw the pending offer , which would have replaced $ 500 million in so - called reset notes , now paying 19 . 25 % annual interest and set to come due in 1992 , with two new issues paying lower interest . withdraw Why might Western Union withdraw the the pending offer? 10 11 -861 2 Western Union had said two weeks ago that it might withdraw the pending offer , which would have replaced $ 500 million in so - called reset notes , now paying 19 . 25 % annual interest and set to come due in 1992 , with two new issues paying lower interest . 19 Why is the annual interest so high? 31 32 -861 2 Western Union had said two weeks ago that it might withdraw the pending offer , which would have replaced $ 500 million in so - called reset notes , now paying 19 . 25 % annual interest and set to come due in 1992 , with two new issues paying lower interest . issues How is Western Union going to resolve their issues? 48 49 -861 3 Yesterday the company said it had filed a request with the Securities and Exchange Commission to withdraw the registration statement regarding the proposed swap . proposed Why was a swap proposed in the first place? 22 23 -861 3 Yesterday the company said it had filed a request with the Securities and Exchange Commission to withdraw the registration statement regarding the proposed swap . company What company are they talking about? 2 3 -861 4 A Western Union spokesman , citing adverse developments in the market for high - yield " junk " bonds , declined to say what alternatives are under consideration . " junk " why is it quoted? 15 18 -861 4 A Western Union spokesman , citing adverse developments in the market for high - yield " junk " bonds , declined to say what alternatives are under consideration . high - yield " junk " bonds , What are high yield junk bonds? 12 20 -861 4 A Western Union spokesman , citing adverse developments in the market for high - yield " junk " bonds , declined to say what alternatives are under consideration . high - yield Why are the junk bonds high yielding? 12 15 -861 4 A Western Union spokesman , citing adverse developments in the market for high - yield " junk " bonds , declined to say what alternatives are under consideration . " junk " Why are the bonds junk? 15 18 -861 4 A Western Union spokesman , citing adverse developments in the market for high - yield " junk " bonds , declined to say what alternatives are under consideration . declined Why did the Wester Union spokesman decline to say what alternatives are under consideration? 20 21 -861 5 But some holders of the Western Union notes expect the company to propose a more - attractive debt swap that will give them a substantial equity stake in the company . more - attractive debt swap how will they come up with that? 14 19 -861 5 But some holders of the Western Union notes expect the company to propose a more - attractive debt swap that will give them a substantial equity stake in the company . more - attractive Why are the debt swaps more attractive? 14 17 -862 1 The Treasury Department proposed that banks be required to keep detailed records of international wire transfers , which officials believe is the main vehicle used by drug traffickers to move billions of dollars in and out of the U . S . international wire transfers , how would they do it? 13 17 -862 1 The Treasury Department proposed that banks be required to keep detailed records of international wire transfers , which officials believe is the main vehicle used by drug traffickers to move billions of dollars in and out of the U . S . detailed records of international wire transfers , How is this not already a thing? 10 17 -862 1 The Treasury Department proposed that banks be required to keep detailed records of international wire transfers , which officials believe is the main vehicle used by drug traffickers to move billions of dollars in and out of the U . S . detailed records What type of detailed records are to be kept? 10 12 -862 1 The Treasury Department proposed that banks be required to keep detailed records of international wire transfers , which officials believe is the main vehicle used by drug traffickers to move billions of dollars in and out of the U . S . officials Who are these officials? 18 19 -862 2 In recent testimony on Capitol Hill , Treasury officials said they were considering the new reporting requirements , and the expected publication of the proposal in the Federal Register today is the first official step toward creating final regulations . final How long until these regulations are mandated? 37 38 -862 3 The Treasury is still working out the details with bank trade associations and the other government agencies that have a hand in fighting money laundering . other government agencies What other government agencies have a hand in money laundering? 14 17 -862 3 The Treasury is still working out the details with bank trade associations and the other government agencies that have a hand in fighting money laundering . working out the details Details like what? 4 8 -862 3 The Treasury is still working out the details with bank trade associations and the other government agencies that have a hand in fighting money laundering . agencies Who are these agencies? 16 17 -862 4 Among the possibilities the Treasury is considering are requirements that banks keep records identifying the originators and recipients of international wire transfers . requirements how difficult would it be? 8 9 -862 4 Among the possibilities the Treasury is considering are requirements that banks keep records identifying the originators and recipients of international wire transfers . possibilities What other possibilities? 2 3 -862 4 Among the possibilities the Treasury is considering are requirements that banks keep records identifying the originators and recipients of international wire transfers . that banks keep records How would these records be kept and verified by regulators and investigators? 9 13 -862 4 Among the possibilities the Treasury is considering are requirements that banks keep records identifying the originators and recipients of international wire transfers . possibilities What are the other options? 2 3 -862 5 Another suggestion would draw banks more directly into tracking down money launderers by developing a " suspicious international wire transfer profile , " which banks would use to spotlight questionable payments . " suspicious What would make an international wire transfer suspicious? 15 17 -862 5 Another suggestion would draw banks more directly into tracking down money launderers by developing a " suspicious international wire transfer profile , " which banks would use to spotlight questionable payments . questionable payments what would be questionable? 29 31 -862 5 Another suggestion would draw banks more directly into tracking down money launderers by developing a " suspicious international wire transfer profile , " which banks would use to spotlight questionable payments . " suspicious international wire transfer profile , " What would be considered suspicious ? Because that could get racist or any number of ethical issues real fast. 15 23 -862 5 Another suggestion would draw banks more directly into tracking down money launderers by developing a " suspicious international wire transfer profile , " which banks would use to spotlight questionable payments . questionable payments What would qualify as a questionable payment? 29 31 -862 5 Another suggestion would draw banks more directly into tracking down money launderers by developing a " suspicious international wire transfer profile , " which banks would use to spotlight questionable payments . " suspicious What would deem a transfer as suspicious? 15 17 -863 1 Oh , that terrible Mr . Ortega . Mr . Ortega Who is Mr. Ortega? 4 7 -863 1 Oh , that terrible Mr . Ortega . Mr . Ortega why is he terrible? 4 7 -863 1 Oh , that terrible Mr . Ortega . terrible Why is this person terrible? 3 4 -863 1 Oh , that terrible Mr . Ortega . terrible What makes Mr. Ortega terrible? 3 4 -863 1 Oh , that terrible Mr . Ortega . terrible Why is Mr. Ortega terrible? 3 4 -863 2 Just when American liberalism had pulled the arms plug on the Contras and their friend Ronald Reagan , along comes Mr . Ortega in Costa Rica this weekend to " blunder " into the hands of what are often called conservatives . " blunder " why is it quoted? 29 32 -863 2 Just when American liberalism had pulled the arms plug on the Contras and their friend Ronald Reagan , along comes Mr . Ortega in Costa Rica this weekend to " blunder " into the hands of what are often called conservatives . pulled the arms plug on the Contras How did the arms deal with the Contras end? 5 12 -863 2 Just when American liberalism had pulled the arms plug on the Contras and their friend Ronald Reagan , along comes Mr . Ortega in Costa Rica this weekend to " blunder " into the hands of what are often called conservatives . arms plug What is the arms plug? 7 9 -863 2 Just when American liberalism had pulled the arms plug on the Contras and their friend Ronald Reagan , along comes Mr . Ortega in Costa Rica this weekend to " blunder " into the hands of what are often called conservatives . " blunder " How did he 'blunder' into the hands of conservatives? 29 32 -863 2 Just when American liberalism had pulled the arms plug on the Contras and their friend Ronald Reagan , along comes Mr . Ortega in Costa Rica this weekend to " blunder " into the hands of what are often called conservatives . " blunder " into the hands What did Mr. Ortega do in Costa Rica? 29 35 -863 3 Conservatives are the faction in U . S . politics which always said that Mr . Ortega and his friends don ' t want to hold an election in Nicaragua . hold an election Does Mr. Ortega want to hold an election in Nicaragua? 25 28 -863 3 Conservatives are the faction in U . S . politics which always said that Mr . Ortega and his friends don ' t want to hold an election in Nicaragua . election why no election there? 27 28 -863 3 Conservatives are the faction in U . S . politics which always said that Mr . Ortega and his friends don ' t want to hold an election in Nicaragua . don ' t want to hold Why doesn't Mr. Ortega and his friends want to hold an election in Nicaragua? 20 26 -863 4 Liberals are the faction that says , Give peace a chance ; now they are saying Mr . Ortega should give them a break , lest the conservatives ask them to vote for bullets instead of bandages . Mr . Ortega should give them a break , Why are the liberals asking Mr. Ortega to give them a break? 16 25 -863 4 Liberals are the faction that says , Give peace a chance ; now they are saying Mr . Ortega should give them a break , lest the conservatives ask them to vote for bullets instead of bandages . give them a break , Why should Mr. Ortega give them a break? 20 25 -863 5 We suspect Daniel Ortega knows the difference between a blunder and a strategy . blunder and a strategy How would each of these concepts be attained? 9 13 -863 5 We suspect Daniel Ortega knows the difference between a blunder and a strategy . We suspect What makes you suspect? 0 2 -863 5 We suspect Daniel Ortega knows the difference between a blunder and a strategy . blunder What blunder are they talking about? 9 10 -864 1 Monday , October 30 , 1989 Monday , October 30 , 1989 What happened on Monday, October 30, 1989? 0 6 -864 1 Monday , October 30 , 1989 October 30 , what happened that day? 2 5 -864 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . a guide What develops the guide? 13 15 -864 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . represent actual transactions Why don't the interest rates represent actual transactions? 23 26 -864 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . actual transactions . Why do they not always represent actual transactions? 24 27 -864 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . 10 1 / 2 % Is this a fair rate? 3 8 -864 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . PRIME RATE : what is a prime rate? 0 3 -864 4 The base rate on corporate loans at large U . S . money center commercial banks . corporate loans How many corporate loans are given per year? 4 6 -864 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 8 3 / 4 % high , 8 11 / 16 % low , 8 3 / 4 % near closing bid , 8 3 / 4 % offered . FEDERAL FUNDS : federal funds are what? 0 3 -865 1 It can be hoped that Spanish Prime Minister Felipe Gonzalez will draw the right conclusion from his narrow election victory Sunday . Sunday of which year? 20 21 -865 1 It can be hoped that Spanish Prime Minister Felipe Gonzalez will draw the right conclusion from his narrow election victory Sunday . narrow election How narrow was Felipe Gonzalez election? 17 19 -865 1 It can be hoped that Spanish Prime Minister Felipe Gonzalez will draw the right conclusion from his narrow election victory Sunday . right conclusion What are the different conclusions that he could potentially come to? 13 15 -865 2 A strong challenge from the far left , the Communist coalition Izquierda Unida , failed to topple him . Izquierda Unida , failed to topple him . Why did they fail to topple him? 11 19 -865 2 A strong challenge from the far left , the Communist coalition Izquierda Unida , failed to topple him . challenge Why was he a strong challenger? 2 3 -865 2 A strong challenge from the far left , the Communist coalition Izquierda Unida , failed to topple him . Izquierda Unida , is that a group? 11 14 -865 4 If he follows the correct path , he may be able to look back on this election as the high - water mark of far - left opposition . high - water mark what is a high water mark? 19 23 -865 5 The far left had some good issues even if it did not have good programs for dealing with them . some good issues Which issues? 4 7 -865 5 The far left had some good issues even if it did not have good programs for dealing with them . good issues What are some good issues of the far left? 5 7 -865 5 The far left had some good issues even if it did not have good programs for dealing with them . good issues What were some of the good issues? 5 7 -865 5 The far left had some good issues even if it did not have good programs for dealing with them . good programs How were these programs shown to be unsuccessful? 13 15 -866 1 The Supreme Court agreed to decide whether the federal Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp . may require LTV Corp . to reassume funding responsibility for a $ 2 . 3 billion shortfall in the company ' s pension plans . shortfall Why is there a shortfall in LTV's pension plans? 30 31 -866 1 The Supreme Court agreed to decide whether the federal Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp . may require LTV Corp . to reassume funding responsibility for a $ 2 . 3 billion shortfall in the company ' s pension plans . shortfall why is there a short fall? 30 31 -866 2 The high court ' s decision , expected next spring , may affect the stability of many large corporate pension plans that have relied on the availability of pension insurance provided by the federal pension regulatory and insurance agency . high court ' s what is the high court? 1 5 -866 4 It recently reported assets of $ 2 . 4 billion and liabilities of $ 4 billion . billion will they go bankrupt? 9 10 -866 4 It recently reported assets of $ 2 . 4 billion and liabilities of $ 4 billion . liabilities what kind of liabilities? 11 12 -866 5 In its appeal to the high court , the agency said the federal appeals court ruling , which favored LTV , threatened to transform the agency from an insurer of troubled pension plans into an " open - ended source of industry bailouts . " favored LTV , why did they favor ltv? 18 21 -867 1 Ford Motor Co . said it is recalling about 3 , 600 of its 1990 - model Escorts because the windshield adhesive was improperly applied to some cars . improperly applied how was it applied? 23 25 -867 1 Ford Motor Co . said it is recalling about 3 , 600 of its 1990 - model Escorts because the windshield adhesive was improperly applied to some cars . windshield adhesive What kind of adhesive was used? 20 22 -867 1 Ford Motor Co . said it is recalling about 3 , 600 of its 1990 - model Escorts because the windshield adhesive was improperly applied to some cars . 3 , 600 of its 1990 - model Escorts 3,600 out of how many total? 9 18 -867 1 Ford Motor Co . said it is recalling about 3 , 600 of its 1990 - model Escorts because the windshield adhesive was improperly applied to some cars . improperly applied What was done wrong in the application of the adhesive? 23 25 -867 1 Ford Motor Co . said it is recalling about 3 , 600 of its 1990 - model Escorts because the windshield adhesive was improperly applied to some cars . was improperly applied How was it applied incorrectly? 22 25 -867 2 Separately , Ford and Mazda Motor Corp . ' s U . S . sales arm said they are recalling about 88 , 500 1988 - model Mercury Tracers and 220 , 000 1986 , 1987 and 1988 model Mazda 323s equipped with 1 . 6 - liter fuel - injected engines to replace the oil filler cap . replace Are they replacing the oil filler cap because they were also improperly added to the cars? 53 54 -867 2 Separately , Ford and Mazda Motor Corp . ' s U . S . sales arm said they are recalling about 88 , 500 1988 - model Mercury Tracers and 220 , 000 1986 , 1987 and 1988 model Mazda 323s equipped with 1 . 6 - liter fuel - injected engines to replace the oil filler cap . replace the oil filler cap What was wrong with the oil filler cap? 53 58 -867 2 Separately , Ford and Mazda Motor Corp . ' s U . S . sales arm said they are recalling about 88 , 500 1988 - model Mercury Tracers and 220 , 000 1986 , 1987 and 1988 model Mazda 323s equipped with 1 . 6 - liter fuel - injected engines to replace the oil filler cap . recalling about 88 , 500 What percentage of the total number of cars of this make/model is this? 19 24 -867 2 Separately , Ford and Mazda Motor Corp . ' s U . S . sales arm said they are recalling about 88 , 500 1988 - model Mercury Tracers and 220 , 000 1986 , 1987 and 1988 model Mazda 323s equipped with 1 . 6 - liter fuel - injected engines to replace the oil filler cap . 220 , 000 1986 , 1987 and 1988 model Mazda 323s What percentage of the total number of cars of this make/model is this? 30 41 -867 2 Separately , Ford and Mazda Motor Corp . ' s U . S . sales arm said they are recalling about 88 , 500 1988 - model Mercury Tracers and 220 , 000 1986 , 1987 and 1988 model Mazda 323s equipped with 1 . 6 - liter fuel - injected engines to replace the oil filler cap . oil filler cap What was wrong with the cap? 55 58 -867 3 Mazda makes the Tracer for Ford . Tracer is it a car or truck? 3 4 -867 3 Mazda makes the Tracer for Ford . Tracer Is the Tracer a line of cars Ford sells? 3 4 -867 4 As a result of the adhesive problem on the Ford Escort subcompacts , windshields may easily separate from the car during frontal impact , the U . S . auto maker said . adhesive problem What caused the problem - bad adhesive, or incorrect application? 5 7 -867 5 When properly applied , the adhesive is designed to retain the windshield in place in a crash test at 30 miles per hour . at 30 miles per hour is that fast or slow? 18 23 -867 5 When properly applied , the adhesive is designed to retain the windshield in place in a crash test at 30 miles per hour . 30 miles per hour Does this mean it's not meant to retain the windshield at faster speeds? 19 23 -868 1 The collapse of a $ 6 . 79 billion labor - management buy - out of United Airlines parent UAL Corp . may not stop some of Wall Street ' s top talent from collecting up to $ 53 . 7 million in fees . Wall Street ' s top talent Which of Wall Street's top talent may collect fees? 27 33 -868 1 The collapse of a $ 6 . 79 billion labor - management buy - out of United Airlines parent UAL Corp . may not stop some of Wall Street ' s top talent from collecting up to $ 53 . 7 million in fees . collapse Why did the buy-out of UAL collapse? 1 2 -868 1 The collapse of a $ 6 . 79 billion labor - management buy - out of United Airlines parent UAL Corp . may not stop some of Wall Street ' s top talent from collecting up to $ 53 . 7 million in fees . Wall Street ' s top talent Who are the Wall Street's top talent? 27 33 -868 1 The collapse of a $ 6 . 79 billion labor - management buy - out of United Airlines parent UAL Corp . may not stop some of Wall Street ' s top talent from collecting up to $ 53 . 7 million in fees . collapse Why did it collapse? 1 2 -868 1 The collapse of a $ 6 . 79 billion labor - management buy - out of United Airlines parent UAL Corp . may not stop some of Wall Street ' s top talent from collecting up to $ 53 . 7 million in fees . fees Why would there be fees to collect? 43 44 -868 2 According to one person familiar with the airline , the buy - out group - - led by United ' s pilots union and UAL Chairman Stephen Wolf - - has begun billing UAL for fees and expenses it owes to investment bankers , law firms and banks . Stephen Wolf what are his credentials? 26 28 -868 2 According to one person familiar with the airline , the buy - out group - - led by United ' s pilots union and UAL Chairman Stephen Wolf - - has begun billing UAL for fees and expenses it owes to investment bankers , law firms and banks . one person familiar with the airline , Who is the person familiar with the airline? 2 9 -868 2 According to one person familiar with the airline , the buy - out group - - led by United ' s pilots union and UAL Chairman Stephen Wolf - - has begun billing UAL for fees and expenses it owes to investment bankers , law firms and banks . one person familiar Who is the one person familiar with the airline? 2 5 -868 2 According to one person familiar with the airline , the buy - out group - - led by United ' s pilots union and UAL Chairman Stephen Wolf - - has begun billing UAL for fees and expenses it owes to investment bankers , law firms and banks . Stephen Wolf Why does Stephen Wolf have the right to bill UAL? 26 28 -868 3 The tab even covers $ 8 million in commitment fees owed to Citicorp and Chase Manhattan Corp . , even though their failure to obtain $ 7 . 2 billion in bank loans for the buy - out was the main reason for its collapse . commitment fees What are commitment fees? 8 10 -868 3 The tab even covers $ 8 million in commitment fees owed to Citicorp and Chase Manhattan Corp . , even though their failure to obtain $ 7 . 2 billion in bank loans for the buy - out was the main reason for its collapse . commitment Why are there commitment fees? 8 9 -868 3 The tab even covers $ 8 million in commitment fees owed to Citicorp and Chase Manhattan Corp . , even though their failure to obtain $ 7 . 2 billion in bank loans for the buy - out was the main reason for its collapse . failure Why was there a failure? 22 23 -868 4 Under a merger agreement reached Sept . 14 , the UAL board agreed to reimburse certain of the buy - out group ' s expenses out of company funds even if the transaction wasn ' t completed , provided the group didn ' t breach the agreement . breach the how can it be breached? 44 46 -868 5 The failure to obtain financing doesn ' t by itself constitute a breach . constitute a breach what does then? 10 13 -869 1 From a reading of the somewhat scant English - language medical literature on RU - 486 , the French abortion pill emerges as one of the creepiest concoctions around . scant definition of this word? 6 7 -869 1 From a reading of the somewhat scant English - language medical literature on RU - 486 , the French abortion pill emerges as one of the creepiest concoctions around . creepiest concoctions around Why is this considered unsettling? 26 29 -869 1 From a reading of the somewhat scant English - language medical literature on RU - 486 , the French abortion pill emerges as one of the creepiest concoctions around . creepiest concoctions What makes RU-486 a \"creepy concoction\"? 26 28 -869 1 From a reading of the somewhat scant English - language medical literature on RU - 486 , the French abortion pill emerges as one of the creepiest concoctions around . RU - 486 , Why is RU-486 a creepy concoction? 13 17 -869 2 This is not only because it kills the unborn , a job at which it actually is not outstandingly efficient , zapping only 50 % to 85 % of them depending on which study you read ( prostaglandin , taken in conjunction with the pill , boosts the rate to 95 % ) . ( prostaglandin , is that a hormone? 36 39 -869 2 This is not only because it kills the unborn , a job at which it actually is not outstandingly efficient , zapping only 50 % to 85 % of them depending on which study you read ( prostaglandin , taken in conjunction with the pill , boosts the rate to 95 % ) . not outstandingly efficient , Why is it so inefficient compared to prostaglandin? 17 21 -869 2 This is not only because it kills the unborn , a job at which it actually is not outstandingly efficient , zapping only 50 % to 85 % of them depending on which study you read ( prostaglandin , taken in conjunction with the pill , boosts the rate to 95 % ) . study What studies were conducted on the efficiency of RU-480? 33 34 -869 2 This is not only because it kills the unborn , a job at which it actually is not outstandingly efficient , zapping only 50 % to 85 % of them depending on which study you read ( prostaglandin , taken in conjunction with the pill , boosts the rate to 95 % ) . ( prostaglandin , What is the mechanism by which prostagladin boosts the efficiency of RU-480?\n\n\n 36 39 -869 3 By contrast , surgical abortion is 99 % effective . surgical abortion is 99 % what happens in the 1 percent? 3 8 -869 4 Abortion via the pill is far more of an ordeal than conventional surgical abortion . ordeal In what ways is abortion via the pill more of an ordeal than surgical abortion? 9 10 -869 4 Abortion via the pill is far more of an ordeal than conventional surgical abortion . ordeal How is abortion via the pill more of an ordeal than surgical abortion? 9 10 -869 5 It is time - consuming ( the abortion part alone lasts three days , and the clinical part comprises a week ' s worth of visits ) , bloody ( one woman in a Swedish trial required a transfusion , although for most it resembles a menstrual period , with bleeding lasting an average of 10 days ) , and painful ( many women require analgesic shots to ease them through ) . painful What percentage of women participating in studies report pain levels requiring analgesic shots? 60 61 -870 1 Bargain hunters helped stock prices break a weeklong losing streak while bond prices and the dollar inched higher . Bargain hunters what does that mean in this context? 0 2 -870 1 Bargain hunters helped stock prices break a weeklong losing streak while bond prices and the dollar inched higher . losing streak How often does this happen? 8 10 -870 1 Bargain hunters helped stock prices break a weeklong losing streak while bond prices and the dollar inched higher . Bargain hunters helped How did bargain hunters help stock prices? 0 3 -870 1 Bargain hunters helped stock prices break a weeklong losing streak while bond prices and the dollar inched higher . bond prices and the dollar inched higher . Why did the dollar and bond prices inch higher? 11 19 -870 1 Bargain hunters helped stock prices break a weeklong losing streak while bond prices and the dollar inched higher . Bargain hunters What kind of bargains did they find? 0 2 -870 2 The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 6 . 76 points to 2603 . 48 in light trading after losing more than 92 points last week . light trading what is light trading? 15 17 -870 2 The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 6 . 76 points to 2603 . 48 in light trading after losing more than 92 points last week . losing more than 92 points last week . Why did the Dow lose more than 92 points last week? 18 26 -870 3 Bond prices continued to edge higher in anticipation of more news showing a slower economy . edge higher How much higher? 4 6 -870 3 Bond prices continued to edge higher in anticipation of more news showing a slower economy . Bond prices continued to edge higher Why would bond prices go higher in light of a slowing economy? 0 6 -870 4 Although the dollar rose slightly against most major currencies , the focus in currency markets was on the beleaguered British pound , which gained slightly against the dollar . beleaguered definition of this word? 18 19 -870 4 Although the dollar rose slightly against most major currencies , the focus in currency markets was on the beleaguered British pound , which gained slightly against the dollar . gained How much did the pound gain against the dollar? 23 24 -870 4 Although the dollar rose slightly against most major currencies , the focus in currency markets was on the beleaguered British pound , which gained slightly against the dollar . beleaguered British pound , Why was the British pound beleaguered and then gain against the dollar? 18 22 -870 4 Although the dollar rose slightly against most major currencies , the focus in currency markets was on the beleaguered British pound , which gained slightly against the dollar . which gained slightly against the dollar . How much did it gain? 22 29 -870 5 Trading volume on the New York Stock Exchange dwindled to only 126 . 6 million shares yesterday as major brokerage firms continued to throw in the towel on program trading . 126 . 6 million shares What is usually the the average of shares sold? 11 16 -870 5 Trading volume on the New York Stock Exchange dwindled to only 126 . 6 million shares yesterday as major brokerage firms continued to throw in the towel on program trading . throw in the towel on program trading . Why did firms throw in the towel on program trading? 23 31 -870 5 Trading volume on the New York Stock Exchange dwindled to only 126 . 6 million shares yesterday as major brokerage firms continued to throw in the towel on program trading . major brokerage firms Which firms? 18 21 -871 1 The Oakland Athletics ' four - game sweep over the San Francisco Giants in the World Series may widen already - sizable losses that the ABC network will incur on the current , final year of its baseball contract . losses Why has ABC suffered losses on its baseball contract? 22 23 -871 1 The Oakland Athletics ' four - game sweep over the San Francisco Giants in the World Series may widen already - sizable losses that the ABC network will incur on the current , final year of its baseball contract . already - sizable losses What are the already-sizeable losses? 19 23 -871 2 The 1989 Series , disrupted by a devastating earthquake and diminished in national interest because both teams came from the San Francisco Bay area , is likely to end up as the lowest - rated Series of this decade and probably since the event has been broadcast . lowest - rated Series of this what was the second lowest? 32 38 -871 3 The first three games were seen by an average of only 17 % of U . S . homes , a sharp decline from the 23 . 7 % rating for last year ' s Series . three games what about the rest of the games? 2 4 -871 3 The first three games were seen by an average of only 17 % of U . S . homes , a sharp decline from the 23 . 7 % rating for last year ' s Series . decline Why was viewership in decline from the beginning of the season? 22 23 -871 4 A final ratings tally from A . C . Nielsen Co . is due today . due today what day is it at the time of writing? 13 15 -871 5 The sweep by the A ' s , whose pitchers and home - run hitters dominated the injury - prone Giants , will only make things worse for ABC , owned by Capital Cities / ABC Inc . sweep what is a sweep? 1 2 -871 5 The sweep by the A ' s , whose pitchers and home - run hitters dominated the injury - prone Giants , will only make things worse for ABC , owned by Capital Cities / ABC Inc . worse Why will the A’s success make things worse for ABC and/its parent company? 26 27 -871 5 The sweep by the A ' s , whose pitchers and home - run hitters dominated the injury - prone Giants , will only make things worse for ABC , owned by Capital Cities / ABC Inc . sweep by the A ' s , Why would the sweep by the A's make things worse for ABC? 1 8 -872 1 Quotron Systems Inc . plans to cut about 400 , or 16 % , of its 2 , 500 employees over the next several months . about 400 , why are they cutting so much? 7 10 -872 1 Quotron Systems Inc . plans to cut about 400 , or 16 % , of its 2 , 500 employees over the next several months . plans to cut about 400 Why re they cutting so many employees? 4 9 -872 1 Quotron Systems Inc . plans to cut about 400 , or 16 % , of its 2 , 500 employees over the next several months . Quotron Systems Inc Who are Quotron Systems Inc and what kind of buisness are they. 0 3 -872 1 Quotron Systems Inc . plans to cut about 400 , or 16 % , of its 2 , 500 employees over the next several months . cut about 400 , or 16 % , of its 2 , 500 employees Why will there be cuts? 6 20 -872 1 Quotron Systems Inc . plans to cut about 400 , or 16 % , of its 2 , 500 employees over the next several months . cut about 400 , or 16 % , What is the reason for these cuts? 6 14 -872 2 " This action will continue to keep operating expenses in line " with revenue , said J . David Hann , president and chief executive officer of Los Angeles - based Quotron . operating expenses in line " how much do they want to spend? 7 12 -872 2 " This action will continue to keep operating expenses in line " with revenue , said J . David Hann , president and chief executive officer of Los Angeles - based Quotron . revenue , What revenue do they make? 13 15 -872 2 " This action will continue to keep operating expenses in line " with revenue , said J . David Hann , president and chief executive officer of Los Angeles - based Quotron . keep operating expenses in line " with revenue , Why are expenses rising so rapidly? 6 15 -872 2 " This action will continue to keep operating expenses in line " with revenue , said J . David Hann , president and chief executive officer of Los Angeles - based Quotron . operating expenses in line " with revenue , Why are they so far out in the first place that this type of correction is needed? 7 15 -872 3 The move by the financial information and services subsidiary of Citicorp is a " response to changing conditions in the retail securities industry , which has been contracting " since October 1987 ' s stock market crash , the executive added . Citicorp is it part of citibank? 10 11 -872 3 The move by the financial information and services subsidiary of Citicorp is a " response to changing conditions in the retail securities industry , which has been contracting " since October 1987 ' s stock market crash , the executive added . changing conditions What kind of changing conditions are they experiencing? 16 18 -872 3 The move by the financial information and services subsidiary of Citicorp is a " response to changing conditions in the retail securities industry , which has been contracting " since October 1987 ' s stock market crash , the executive added . changing conditions What changing conditions are these? 16 18 -872 3 The move by the financial information and services subsidiary of Citicorp is a " response to changing conditions in the retail securities industry , which has been contracting " since October 1987 ' s stock market crash , the executive added . October 1987 ' s What is the time frame of this article's writing? How long have retail securities been in loss now? 30 34 -872 4 Quotron , which Citicorp purchased in 1986 , provides price quotations for securities , particularly stocks . provides price quotations for securities , How are the price quotes generated? 8 14 -872 4 Quotron , which Citicorp purchased in 1986 , provides price quotations for securities , particularly stocks . price quotations what exactly are price quotations? 9 11 -872 5 Quotron also provides trading and other systems , services for brokerage firms , and communications - network services . communications - network services What type of services are delivered? 14 18 -872 5 Quotron also provides trading and other systems , services for brokerage firms , and communications - network services . communications - network services . Is this really a company that is in stock trading and cellular networks? 14 19 -873 1 Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . said it lowered ratings on long - term debt of CS First Boston Inc . , the holding company of Wall Street giant First Boston Corp . , because of First Boston ' s " aggressive merchant banking risk " in highly leveraged takeovers . " aggressive merchant banking risk " what do they mean by this? 41 47 -873 1 Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . said it lowered ratings on long - term debt of CS First Boston Inc . , the holding company of Wall Street giant First Boston Corp . , because of First Boston ' s " aggressive merchant banking risk " in highly leveraged takeovers . " aggressive Why did they consider it an aggressive risk? 41 43 -873 2 In downgrading CS First Boston ' s subordinated domestic , Euromarket and Swiss debt to single - A - 3 from single - A - 2 , Moody ' s is matching a move made by the other major credit rating concern , Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , several months ago . subordinated why is it subordinated? 7 8 -873 2 In downgrading CS First Boston ' s subordinated domestic , Euromarket and Swiss debt to single - A - 3 from single - A - 2 , Moody ' s is matching a move made by the other major credit rating concern , Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , several months ago . several How many months ago they they make a similar move? 51 52 -873 2 In downgrading CS First Boston ' s subordinated domestic , Euromarket and Swiss debt to single - A - 3 from single - A - 2 , Moody ' s is matching a move made by the other major credit rating concern , Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , several months ago . single - A - 3 What is a single-A-3? 15 20 -873 2 In downgrading CS First Boston ' s subordinated domestic , Euromarket and Swiss debt to single - A - 3 from single - A - 2 , Moody ' s is matching a move made by the other major credit rating concern , Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , several months ago . single - A - 2 , What is a single-A-2? 21 27 -873 2 In downgrading CS First Boston ' s subordinated domestic , Euromarket and Swiss debt to single - A - 3 from single - A - 2 , Moody ' s is matching a move made by the other major credit rating concern , Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , several months ago . several months ago Why was the downgrade so late in taking place? 51 54 -873 3 Moody ' s also confirmed the Prime - 1 rating , its highest , on CS First Boston ' s commercial paper , or short - term corporate IOUs . Prime - 1 rating , what is prime 1 rating? 6 11 -873 3 Moody ' s also confirmed the Prime - 1 rating , its highest , on CS First Boston ' s commercial paper , or short - term corporate IOUs . IOUs What does the abbreviation IOUs stand for? 28 29 -873 3 Moody ' s also confirmed the Prime - 1 rating , its highest , on CS First Boston ' s commercial paper , or short - term corporate IOUs . Prime - 1 rating , What is a Prime-1 rating? 6 11 -873 4 In addition , Moody ' s said it downgraded Financiere Credit Suisse - First Boston ' s senior and subordinated Swiss debt to single - A - 2 from single - A - 1 and lowered Financiere CSFB N . V . ' s junior subordinated perpetual Eurodebt , guaranteed by Financiere Credit Suisse - - First Boston , to single - A - 3 from single - A - 2 . downgraded Financiere Credit Suisse - First What led to this downgrade? 8 14 -873 5 About $ 550 million of long - term debt is affected , according to Moody ' s . long - term How long is considered long-term debt? 5 8 -873 5 About $ 550 million of long - term debt is affected , according to Moody ' s . long - term debt What is long-term debt? 5 9 -874 1 New construction contracting climbed 8 % in September to an annualized $ 274 . 2 billion , with commercial , industrial and public - works contracts providing most of the increase , according to F . W . Dodge Group . New construction contracting In what areas has new construction contracting increased by 8%? 0 3 -874 1 New construction contracting climbed 8 % in September to an annualized $ 274 . 2 billion , with commercial , industrial and public - works contracts providing most of the increase , according to F . W . Dodge Group . New construction contracting climbed What kid of construction? Where is it? 0 4 -874 2 Through the first nine months of the year , the unadjusted total of all new construction was $ 199 . 6 billion , flat compared with a year earlier . year earlier which year was it? 27 29 -874 2 Through the first nine months of the year , the unadjusted total of all new construction was $ 199 . 6 billion , flat compared with a year earlier . unadjusted total How does the unadjusted total compare to the adjusted one? 10 12 -874 3 The South was off 2 % after the first nine months , while the North Central region was up 3 % . the North Central region was up 3 % Does the North Central region typically exceed the South region in construction contracting? 13 21 -874 5 A small decline in total construction for the entire year is possible if contracting for housing doesn ' t increase in response to this year ' s lower mortgage rates , said George A . Christie , vice president and chief economist of Dodge , the forecasting division of publisher McGraw - Hill Inc . George A . Christie , what are his credentials? 32 37 -874 5 A small decline in total construction for the entire year is possible if contracting for housing doesn ' t increase in response to this year ' s lower mortgage rates , said George A . Christie , vice president and chief economist of Dodge , the forecasting division of publisher McGraw - Hill Inc . contracting for housing What kind of growth can be expected if contracting for housing increases? 13 16 -874 5 A small decline in total construction for the entire year is possible if contracting for housing doesn ' t increase in response to this year ' s lower mortgage rates , said George A . Christie , vice president and chief economist of Dodge , the forecasting division of publisher McGraw - Hill Inc . contracting for housing Why wouldn't contracting for housing increase? 13 16 -874 5 A small decline in total construction for the entire year is possible if contracting for housing doesn ' t increase in response to this year ' s lower mortgage rates , said George A . Christie , vice president and chief economist of Dodge , the forecasting division of publisher McGraw - Hill Inc . total construction Is this in all regions? 4 6 -875 1 Revco D . S . Inc . , the drugstore chain that filed for bankruptcy - court protection last year , received a $ 925 million offer from a group led by Texas billionaire Robert Bass . $ 925 million offer offer to buy them out? 23 27 -875 1 Revco D . S . Inc . , the drugstore chain that filed for bankruptcy - court protection last year , received a $ 925 million offer from a group led by Texas billionaire Robert Bass . Robert Bass Why is he a billionaire? 34 36 -875 1 Revco D . S . Inc . , the drugstore chain that filed for bankruptcy - court protection last year , received a $ 925 million offer from a group led by Texas billionaire Robert Bass . filed for bankruptcy - court protection Why did this company go bankrupt? 12 18 -875 2 Revco reacted cautiously , saying the plan would add $ 260 million of new debt to the highly leveraged company . reacted cautiously , arent they in a precarious position? 1 4 -875 2 Revco reacted cautiously , saying the plan would add $ 260 million of new debt to the highly leveraged company . $ 260 million Why isn't all the money being used? 9 12 -875 3 It was Revco ' s huge debt from its $ 1 . 3 billion leveraged buy - out in 1986 that forced it to seek protection under Chapter 11 of the federal Bankruptcy Code . Chapter 11 of the federal Bankruptcy Code What are the details of this code? 27 34 -875 3 It was Revco ' s huge debt from its $ 1 . 3 billion leveraged buy - out in 1986 that forced it to seek protection under Chapter 11 of the federal Bankruptcy Code . leveraged buy - out in 1986 Why was the company bought out in 1986? 14 20 -875 4 Revco insists that the proposal is simply an " expression of interest , " because under Chapter 11 Revco has " exclusivity rights " until Feb . 28 . " exclusivity rights " what are exclusivity rights? 20 24 -875 4 Revco insists that the proposal is simply an " expression of interest , " because under Chapter 11 Revco has " exclusivity rights " until Feb . 28 . Feb . 28 What happens after this date? 25 28 -875 5 Those rights prevent anyone other than Revco from proposing a reorganization plan . reorganization plan What is this plan about? 10 12 -875 5 Those rights prevent anyone other than Revco from proposing a reorganization plan . proposing a reorganization plan Who else was looking to reorganize the company? 8 12 -876 1 Chrysler Corp . Chairman Lee A . Iacocca said the nation ' s No . 3 auto maker will need to close one or two of its assembly plants because of the slowdown hitting the industry . nation ' s No . 3 Who is the nation's number 1 auto maker? 10 16 -876 1 Chrysler Corp . Chairman Lee A . Iacocca said the nation ' s No . 3 auto maker will need to close one or two of its assembly plants because of the slowdown hitting the industry . close one or two How many plants do they have? 21 25 -876 1 Chrysler Corp . Chairman Lee A . Iacocca said the nation ' s No . 3 auto maker will need to close one or two of its assembly plants because of the slowdown hitting the industry . slowdown hitting the industry What is the cause of the slowdown? 32 36 -876 1 Chrysler Corp . Chairman Lee A . Iacocca said the nation ' s No . 3 auto maker will need to close one or two of its assembly plants because of the slowdown hitting the industry . slowdown why is it slowing down? 32 33 -876 1 Chrysler Corp . Chairman Lee A . Iacocca said the nation ' s No . 3 auto maker will need to close one or two of its assembly plants because of the slowdown hitting the industry . slowdown hitting the industry Why was the car industry slowing? 32 36 -876 2 In an interview with the trade journal Automotive News , Mr . Iacocca declined to say which plants will close or when Chrysler will make the moves . declined to say Why did he decline? 13 16 -876 3 But he said , " we have too many plants in our system . too many plants What would the desired number of plants be? 7 10 -876 3 But he said , " we have too many plants in our system . too many plants Why does Chrysler have too many plants? 7 10 -876 3 But he said , " we have too many plants in our system . have too many plants How many is too many plants? 6 10 -876 4 So the older or most inefficient capacity has got to go . " older or most inefficient capacity Did he consider revamping the old and inefficient over a close down? 2 7 -876 4 So the older or most inefficient capacity has got to go . " inefficient capacity how do they determine that? 5 7 -876 4 So the older or most inefficient capacity has got to go . " most inefficient capacity Why is the capacity inefficient? 4 7 -876 4 So the older or most inefficient capacity has got to go . " So the older How old are these plants? 0 3 -876 5 According to industry analysts , Chrysler plants most likely to close are the St . Louis No . 1 facility , which builds Chrysler LeBaron and Dodge Daytona models ; the Toledo , Ohio , Jeep plant , which dates back to the early 1900s ; and two Canadian plants that build the Jeep Wrangler and Chrysler ' s full - sized vans . St . Louis No . 1 facility , Is this the most inefficient plant? 13 21 -876 5 According to industry analysts , Chrysler plants most likely to close are the St . Louis No . 1 facility , which builds Chrysler LeBaron and Dodge Daytona models ; the Toledo , Ohio , Jeep plant , which dates back to the early 1900s ; and two Canadian plants that build the Jeep Wrangler and Chrysler ' s full - sized vans . Chrysler LeBaron and Dodge Daytona models ; Are these popular models? 23 30 -876 5 According to industry analysts , Chrysler plants most likely to close are the St . Louis No . 1 facility , which builds Chrysler LeBaron and Dodge Daytona models ; the Toledo , Ohio , Jeep plant , which dates back to the early 1900s ; and two Canadian plants that build the Jeep Wrangler and Chrysler ' s full - sized vans . two Canadian plants How many Canadian plants are there in total? 47 50 -876 5 According to industry analysts , Chrysler plants most likely to close are the St . Louis No . 1 facility , which builds Chrysler LeBaron and Dodge Daytona models ; the Toledo , Ohio , Jeep plant , which dates back to the early 1900s ; and two Canadian plants that build the Jeep Wrangler and Chrysler ' s full - sized vans . Chrysler plants Are other car plants doing the same thing? 5 7 -877 1 Applause for " Sometimes , Talk Is the Best Medicine , " in your Oct . 5 Marketplace section . " Sometimes , Talk Is the Best Medicine , " What is \"Sometimes, Talk Is the Best Medicine\"? 2 12 -877 1 Applause for " Sometimes , Talk Is the Best Medicine , " in your Oct . 5 Marketplace section . Marketplace section What is the Marketplace section? 17 19 -877 1 Applause for " Sometimes , Talk Is the Best Medicine , " in your Oct . 5 Marketplace section . " Sometimes , Talk Is the Best Medicine , " what does this mean? 2 12 -877 1 Applause for " Sometimes , Talk Is the Best Medicine , " in your Oct . 5 Marketplace section . " Sometimes , Talk Is the Best Medicine , " What made you choose this for the October 5 selection? 2 12 -877 1 Applause for " Sometimes , Talk Is the Best Medicine , " in your Oct . 5 Marketplace section . Marketplace Why is \"Sometimes, Talk Is the Best Medicine\" in my Marketplace section? 17 18 -877 1 Applause for " Sometimes , Talk Is the Best Medicine , " in your Oct . 5 Marketplace section . Applause Why is there applause for it? 0 1 -877 2 Indeed , the " art of doctoring " does contribute to better health results and discourages unwarranted malpractice litigation . " art of doctoring " How does the \"art of doctoring\" contribute to better health results and discourage malpractice litigation? 3 8 -877 2 Indeed , the " art of doctoring " does contribute to better health results and discourages unwarranted malpractice litigation . " art of doctoring " is it not an art actually? 3 8 -877 2 Indeed , the " art of doctoring " does contribute to better health results and discourages unwarranted malpractice litigation . " art of doctoring " How does this relate to \"Sometimes, Talk is the Best Medicine\"? 3 8 -877 2 Indeed , the " art of doctoring " does contribute to better health results and discourages unwarranted malpractice litigation . contribute How does the \"art of doctoring\" contribute to better health results? 9 10 -877 2 Indeed , the " art of doctoring " does contribute to better health results and discourages unwarranted malpractice litigation . malpractice Why is there unwarranted malpractice litigation? 17 18 -877 2 Indeed , the " art of doctoring " does contribute to better health results and discourages unwarranted malpractice litigation . " art of doctoring " What does the \"art of doctoring\" mean? 3 8 -877 2 Indeed , the " art of doctoring " does contribute to better health results and discourages unwarranted malpractice litigation . better health results How does it contribute to better health results? 11 14 -877 3 Elaborating on the concern about doctors ' sacrificing earnings in order to spend " talk time " with patients , we are finding the quality of the time spent is the key to true rapport . sacrificing earnings How does spending \"talk time\" result in loss of earnings? 7 9 -877 3 Elaborating on the concern about doctors ' sacrificing earnings in order to spend " talk time " with patients , we are finding the quality of the time spent is the key to true rapport . time " How does \"talk time\" contribute to true rapport? 15 17 -877 4 Even brief conversations can show caring and trust , and need not restrict the efficiency of the communication or restrain the doctor ' s earnings . restrain Why would communication restrain the doctor's earnings? 19 20 -877 5 The issue is far - reaching . far - reaching does it reach every doctor? 3 6 -877 5 The issue is far - reaching . far - reaching Does this refer to in a particular country or is this a world wide reach? 3 6 -878 1 Lone Star Technologies Inc . said its Lone Star Steel Co . unit sued it in federal court here , seeking to recover an intercompany receivable valued at a minimum of $ 23 million . recover Why was Lone Star Technology Inc. trying to recover a minimum of $23 million? 22 23 -878 1 Lone Star Technologies Inc . said its Lone Star Steel Co . unit sued it in federal court here , seeking to recover an intercompany receivable valued at a minimum of $ 23 million . valued How was the value determined? 26 27 -878 1 Lone Star Technologies Inc . said its Lone Star Steel Co . unit sued it in federal court here , seeking to recover an intercompany receivable valued at a minimum of $ 23 million . recover an intercompany receivable Why does Lone Star Steel want to recover an intercompany receivable? 22 26 -878 1 Lone Star Technologies Inc . said its Lone Star Steel Co . unit sued it in federal court here , seeking to recover an intercompany receivable valued at a minimum of $ 23 million . sued it in federal court here Where is \"here\", and why was a suit being filed? 13 19 -878 1 Lone Star Technologies Inc . said its Lone Star Steel Co . unit sued it in federal court here , seeking to recover an intercompany receivable valued at a minimum of $ 23 million . intercompany receivable What is an \"intercompany receivable\"? 24 26 -878 1 Lone Star Technologies Inc . said its Lone Star Steel Co . unit sued it in federal court here , seeking to recover an intercompany receivable valued at a minimum of $ 23 million . sued it in federal court What were the details of the suit? 13 18 -878 2 The lawsuit was filed by Lone Star Steel ' s unsecured creditors ' committee on behalf of Lone Star Steel , which has been operating under Chapter 11 of the federal Bankruptcy Code since June 30 . Chapter 11 is that the worst type? 26 28 -878 2 The lawsuit was filed by Lone Star Steel ' s unsecured creditors ' committee on behalf of Lone Star Steel , which has been operating under Chapter 11 of the federal Bankruptcy Code since June 30 . unsecured Why was the creditor's committee unsecured? 10 11 -878 2 The lawsuit was filed by Lone Star Steel ' s unsecured creditors ' committee on behalf of Lone Star Steel , which has been operating under Chapter 11 of the federal Bankruptcy Code since June 30 . operating How was the committee operating under Chapter 11? 24 25 -878 2 The lawsuit was filed by Lone Star Steel ' s unsecured creditors ' committee on behalf of Lone Star Steel , which has been operating under Chapter 11 of the federal Bankruptcy Code since June 30 . Bankruptcy Why has Lone Star Steel been operating under the Bankruptcy Code since June 30? 31 32 -878 2 The lawsuit was filed by Lone Star Steel ' s unsecured creditors ' committee on behalf of Lone Star Steel , which has been operating under Chapter 11 of the federal Bankruptcy Code since June 30 . Chapter 11 Why did Lone Star Steel file Chapter 11? 26 28 -878 2 The lawsuit was filed by Lone Star Steel ' s unsecured creditors ' committee on behalf of Lone Star Steel , which has been operating under Chapter 11 of the federal Bankruptcy Code since June 30 . Lone Star Steel ' s unsecured creditors ' committee How is this committee unsecured, and why would a company file a suit through an unsecured committee? 5 14 -878 2 The lawsuit was filed by Lone Star Steel ' s unsecured creditors ' committee on behalf of Lone Star Steel , which has been operating under Chapter 11 of the federal Bankruptcy Code since June 30 . The lawsuit Again - details of lawsuit? 0 2 -878 3 Lone Star Technologies said it and its subsidiary ' s creditors agree that the parent company owes the unit money , but they haven ' t been able to reach agreement on the amount . reach agreement on the amount why havent they? 29 34 -878 3 Lone Star Technologies said it and its subsidiary ' s creditors agree that the parent company owes the unit money , but they haven ' t been able to reach agreement on the amount . owes Why does Lone Star Technologies owe its subsidiaries money? 16 17 -878 3 Lone Star Technologies said it and its subsidiary ' s creditors agree that the parent company owes the unit money , but they haven ' t been able to reach agreement on the amount . amount How are is the amount being calculated? 33 34 -878 3 Lone Star Technologies said it and its subsidiary ' s creditors agree that the parent company owes the unit money , but they haven ' t been able to reach agreement on the amount . agreement Why can't they come to an agreement on the amount of money? 30 31 -878 3 Lone Star Technologies said it and its subsidiary ' s creditors agree that the parent company owes the unit money , but they haven ' t been able to reach agreement on the amount . it and its subsidiary ' s creditors agree How was this agreement reached? 4 12 -878 4 Judith Elkin , lawyer for the creditors , said the creditors group is challenging certain accounting entries on the parent company ' s books and estimates that the receivable owed the steel company could be as much as $ 40 million . Judith Elkin , what are his credentials? 0 3 -878 4 Judith Elkin , lawyer for the creditors , said the creditors group is challenging certain accounting entries on the parent company ' s books and estimates that the receivable owed the steel company could be as much as $ 40 million . challenging Why is the group challenging certain accounting entries? 13 14 -878 4 Judith Elkin , lawyer for the creditors , said the creditors group is challenging certain accounting entries on the parent company ' s books and estimates that the receivable owed the steel company could be as much as $ 40 million . estimates How are lawyers arriving at that estimation? 25 26 -878 4 Judith Elkin , lawyer for the creditors , said the creditors group is challenging certain accounting entries on the parent company ' s books and estimates that the receivable owed the steel company could be as much as $ 40 million . accounting entries Which accounting entries is the creditors group challenging? 15 17 -878 4 Judith Elkin , lawyer for the creditors , said the creditors group is challenging certain accounting entries on the parent company ' s books and estimates that the receivable owed the steel company could be as much as $ 40 million . challenging certain accounting entries Which entries are being challenged? 13 17 -878 5 The Lone Star Steel lawsuit also asks the court to rule that Lone Star Technologies is jointly responsible for a $ 4 . 5 million Lone Star Steel pension payment that was due , but wasn ' t paid , in September and that the parent company can ' t recover the amount from its subsidiary if the parent company makes the payment . jointly Why is Lone Star Technology \"jointly\" responsible for the $4.5 million pension payment? 16 17 -878 5 The Lone Star Steel lawsuit also asks the court to rule that Lone Star Technologies is jointly responsible for a $ 4 . 5 million Lone Star Steel pension payment that was due , but wasn ' t paid , in September and that the parent company can ' t recover the amount from its subsidiary if the parent company makes the payment . paid , How is Long Star Steel going to pay the $4.5 million pension? 38 40 -878 5 The Lone Star Steel lawsuit also asks the court to rule that Lone Star Technologies is jointly responsible for a $ 4 . 5 million Lone Star Steel pension payment that was due , but wasn ' t paid , in September and that the parent company can ' t recover the amount from its subsidiary if the parent company makes the payment . Lone Star Technologies is jointly responsible With whom are they jointly responsible? 12 18 -878 5 The Lone Star Steel lawsuit also asks the court to rule that Lone Star Technologies is jointly responsible for a $ 4 . 5 million Lone Star Steel pension payment that was due , but wasn ' t paid , in September and that the parent company can ' t recover the amount from its subsidiary if the parent company makes the payment . but wasn ' t paid , Why was it not paid? 34 40 -878 5 The Lone Star Steel lawsuit also asks the court to rule that Lone Star Technologies is jointly responsible for a $ 4 . 5 million Lone Star Steel pension payment that was due , but wasn ' t paid , in September and that the parent company can ' t recover the amount from its subsidiary if the parent company makes the payment . can ' t recover the amount Why can't the amount be recovered? 47 53 -879 1 A state judge postponed a decision on a move by holders of Telerate Inc . to block the tender offer of Dow Jones & Co . for the 33 % of Telerate it doesn ' t already own . tender offer what is a tender offer? 18 20 -879 1 A state judge postponed a decision on a move by holders of Telerate Inc . to block the tender offer of Dow Jones & Co . for the 33 % of Telerate it doesn ' t already own . A state judge Which state is the judge from? 0 3 -879 1 A state judge postponed a decision on a move by holders of Telerate Inc . to block the tender offer of Dow Jones & Co . for the 33 % of Telerate it doesn ' t already own . tender offer Is the offer to other stockholders? What is the offer? 18 20 -879 1 A state judge postponed a decision on a move by holders of Telerate Inc . to block the tender offer of Dow Jones & Co . for the 33 % of Telerate it doesn ' t already own . A state judge postponed a decision on a move Why did the judge postpone the decision of Telerate Inc's block? 0 9 -879 1 A state judge postponed a decision on a move by holders of Telerate Inc . to block the tender offer of Dow Jones & Co . for the 33 % of Telerate it doesn ' t already own . state judge postponed a decision Why was the decision postponed? 1 6 -879 2 Vice Chancellor Maurice A . Hartnett III of Delaware ' s Court of Chancery heard arguments for more than two hours here , but he made no comment and asked no questions . he made no comment and asked no questions What was Vice Chancellor Maurice A. Hartnett III thinking about? 24 32 -879 2 Vice Chancellor Maurice A . Hartnett III of Delaware ' s Court of Chancery heard arguments for more than two hours here , but he made no comment and asked no questions . heard arguments What were the arguments about? 14 16 -879 3 He could rule as early as today on the motion seeking a temporary injunction against the Dow Jones offer . temporary injunction what is an injunction? 12 14 -879 3 He could rule as early as today on the motion seeking a temporary injunction against the Dow Jones offer . He could rule as early as today How long does he have to make his decision if not today? 0 7 -879 4 Dow Jones has offered to pay $ 18 a share , or about $ 576 million , for the remaining Telerate stake . pay $ 18 a share , or about will they accept? 5 13 -879 4 Dow Jones has offered to pay $ 18 a share , or about $ 576 million , for the remaining Telerate stake . Dow Jones has offered to pay $ 18 a share , Does Telerate have an option to negotiate? 0 11 -879 4 Dow Jones has offered to pay $ 18 a share , or about $ 576 million , for the remaining Telerate stake . the remaining Telerate stake How will selling Telerate shares to Dow Jones & Co. affect the prices of those shares? 18 22 -879 4 Dow Jones has offered to pay $ 18 a share , or about $ 576 million , for the remaining Telerate stake . pay $ 18 a share , What was the current value of the stocks? 5 11 -879 5 The offer will expire at 5 p . m . EST on Nov . 6 , unless extended again . unless extended again will they extend again? 16 19 -879 5 The offer will expire at 5 p . m . EST on Nov . 6 , unless extended again . unless extended again How long could it be extended for? 16 19 -879 5 The offer will expire at 5 p . m . EST on Nov . 6 , unless extended again . extended again . Why was it extended before? 17 20 -879 5 The offer will expire at 5 p . m . EST on Nov . 6 , unless extended again . unless extended again Does the extension lie in the hands of the judge who originally postponed his decision about Telerate's block against Dow Jones & Co.? 16 19 -879 5 The offer will expire at 5 p . m . EST on Nov . 6 , unless extended again . The offer will expire Will both Dow Jones & Co. and Telerate return to business as usual if the offer expires? 0 4 -880 1 Secretary of State Baker , we read , decided to kill a speech that Robert Gates , deputy national security adviser and a career Soviet expert , was going to give to a student colloquium , the National Collegiate Security Conference . kill a speech Why did Secretary of State Baker want to kill a speech by Robert Gates? 10 13 -880 1 Secretary of State Baker , we read , decided to kill a speech that Robert Gates , deputy national security adviser and a career Soviet expert , was going to give to a student colloquium , the National Collegiate Security Conference . student colloquium , Where was this speech to take place? 33 36 -880 1 Secretary of State Baker , we read , decided to kill a speech that Robert Gates , deputy national security adviser and a career Soviet expert , was going to give to a student colloquium , the National Collegiate Security Conference . to kill a speech Why did Baker want the speech killed? 9 13 -880 2 We keep wondering what Mr . Gates wanted to say . Mr . Gates do they have an idea what it was? 4 7 -880 2 We keep wondering what Mr . Gates wanted to say . wanted to say how did primates ultimately develop speech? 7 10 -880 3 Perhaps he might have cited Mr . Gorbachev ' s need for " a stable currency , free and competitive markets , private property and real prices " and other pie - in - the - sky reforms . pie - in - the - sky meaning unlikely reforms? 30 37 -880 3 Perhaps he might have cited Mr . Gorbachev ' s need for " a stable currency , free and competitive markets , private property and real prices " and other pie - in - the - sky reforms . pie - in - the - sky reforms Why were these reforms unworkable? 30 38 -880 3 Perhaps he might have cited Mr . Gorbachev ' s need for " a stable currency , free and competitive markets , private property and real prices " and other pie - in - the - sky reforms . stable currency , How does a stablecoin constantly react to a currencies current market value? 14 17 -880 4 Perhaps he ' d have called for " a decentralized political and economic system " without a dominant communist party . decentralized political and economic system " What is a decentralized political and economic system? 9 15 -880 5 Or political arrangements " to alleviate the grievances and demands of Soviet ethnic minorities and republics . " Why , a Bob Gates might even have said , " Nor are Soviet problems susceptible to rescue from abroad through abundant Western credits . " through abundant Western credits is this a complex idea? 38 42 -880 5 Or political arrangements " to alleviate the grievances and demands of Soviet ethnic minorities and republics . " Why , a Bob Gates might even have said , " Nor are Soviet problems susceptible to rescue from abroad through abundant Western credits . " grievances and demands What are the grievances and demands of Soviet ethnic minorities? 7 10 -880 5 Or political arrangements " to alleviate the grievances and demands of Soviet ethnic minorities and republics . " Why , a Bob Gates might even have said , " Nor are Soviet problems susceptible to rescue from abroad through abundant Western credits . " demands of Soviet ethnic minorities Why were there grievances on the part of ethnic minorities? 9 14 -880 5 Or political arrangements " to alleviate the grievances and demands of Soviet ethnic minorities and republics . " Why , a Bob Gates might even have said , " Nor are Soviet problems susceptible to rescue from abroad through abundant Western credits . " political how did this become such a dominant word in our culture? 1 2 -881 1 The recently revived enthusiasm among small investors for stock mutual funds has been damped by a jittery stock market and the tumult over program trading . tumult what happened to program trading/ 21 22 -881 1 The recently revived enthusiasm among small investors for stock mutual funds has been damped by a jittery stock market and the tumult over program trading . program trading What is program trading? 23 25 -881 1 The recently revived enthusiasm among small investors for stock mutual funds has been damped by a jittery stock market and the tumult over program trading . jittery stock market WHAT IS CAUSING IT TOBE UNSTABLE? 16 19 -881 1 The recently revived enthusiasm among small investors for stock mutual funds has been damped by a jittery stock market and the tumult over program trading . program trading . WHAT IS THE ISSUE WITH PROGRAM TRADING THAT IS CAUSING THIS PROBLEM? 23 26 -881 2 After hitting two - year highs this summer , net sales of stock funds slowed in September , according to the Investment Company Institute , a trade group . this summer , which year? 6 9 -881 2 After hitting two - year highs this summer , net sales of stock funds slowed in September , according to the Investment Company Institute , a trade group . stock What stock funds? 12 13 -881 2 After hitting two - year highs this summer , net sales of stock funds slowed in September , according to the Investment Company Institute , a trade group . stock funds Why did net sales of stock funds slow in September? 12 14 -881 2 After hitting two - year highs this summer , net sales of stock funds slowed in September , according to the Investment Company Institute , a trade group . slowed in September , WHY DID SALES SLOW? 14 18 -881 3 The sales recovery screeched to a halt this month , some analysts say . a halt this month , some analysts say . Which analysts? 5 14 -881 3 The sales recovery screeched to a halt this month , some analysts say . halt Why the halt? 6 7 -881 3 The sales recovery screeched to a halt this month , some analysts say . sales recovery Why did sales recovery come to a halt? 1 3 -881 3 The sales recovery screeched to a halt this month , some analysts say . screeched to a halt WHY DID THE RECOVERY HALT? 3 7 -881 4 " Confidence was starting to come back because we didn ' t have wildly volatile days , " says Tyler Jenks , research director for Kanon Bloch Carre & Co . , a Boston research firm . " Now everything " - - such as program trading and wide stock market swings - - " that everyone had pushed back in their consciousness is just sitting right there . " there Where is it sitting? 67 68 -881 4 " Confidence was starting to come back because we didn ' t have wildly volatile days , " says Tyler Jenks , research director for Kanon Bloch Carre & Co . , a Boston research firm . " Now everything " - - such as program trading and wide stock market swings - - " that everyone had pushed back in their consciousness is just sitting right there . " starting to come back STOCK MARKET SWINGS ARE NORMAL, WHY WOULD THIS CAUSE SUCHA HEAVY IMPACT? 3 7 -881 5 Net sales of stock funds in September totaled $ 839 . 4 million , down from $ 1 . 1 billion in August , the institute said . down from $ 1 . 1 billion in August , HOW DID THEY NOT TAKE PREVENTATIVE ACTION TO TRY TO SLOW THE FALL OF THE STOCK PRICE? 14 24 -882 1 NRM Energy Co . said it filed materials with the Securities and Exchange Commission calling for it to restructure into a corporation from a limited partnership . restructure Why does NRM Energy Co. want to restructure into a corporation? 18 19 -882 1 NRM Energy Co . said it filed materials with the Securities and Exchange Commission calling for it to restructure into a corporation from a limited partnership . restructure Why is restructure being called for? 18 19 -882 2 The partnership said it is proposing the change largely because the provisions of its senior notes restrict it from making distributions on its units outstanding . restrict it from making distributions Why were they being restricted initially? 16 21 -882 3 NRM suspended its common distribution in June 1988 and the distribution on its $ 2 cumulative convertible acquisition preferred units in September . convertible acquisition preferred units what are those? 16 20 -882 3 NRM suspended its common distribution in June 1988 and the distribution on its $ 2 cumulative convertible acquisition preferred units in September . NRM suspended its common distribution Why did NRM suspend its common distribution 0 5 -882 4 However , unpaid distributions on the acquisition preferred are cumulative and would total $ 23 million a year , hurting NRM ' s financial flexibility and its ability to raise capital , NRM said . total how quickly do they get the money? 12 13 -882 4 However , unpaid distributions on the acquisition preferred are cumulative and would total $ 23 million a year , hurting NRM ' s financial flexibility and its ability to raise capital , NRM said . NRM ' s financial flexibility How would NRMs financial flexibility be hurt? 20 25 -882 5 In following several other oil and gas partnerships that have made the conversion to a corporation in the last year , NRM also noted that tax advantages for partnerships have diminished under new tax laws and said it would save $ 2 million a year in administrative costs from the change . new tax laws What are the new tax laws for partnerships? 32 35 -882 5 In following several other oil and gas partnerships that have made the conversion to a corporation in the last year , NRM also noted that tax advantages for partnerships have diminished under new tax laws and said it would save $ 2 million a year in administrative costs from the change . it would save $ 2 How would it save so much money in admin costs? 37 42 -883 1 A group of Michigan investors has offered to buy Knight - Ridder Inc . ' s ailing Detroit Free Press for $ 68 million but has left unclear how the offer will be financed . unclear how the offer will be financed Why is it unclear how the offer will be financed by the Michigan investors? 27 34 -883 1 A group of Michigan investors has offered to buy Knight - Ridder Inc . ' s ailing Detroit Free Press for $ 68 million but has left unclear how the offer will be financed . Knight - Ridder is that some last names? 9 12 -883 1 A group of Michigan investors has offered to buy Knight - Ridder Inc . ' s ailing Detroit Free Press for $ 68 million but has left unclear how the offer will be financed . A group of Michigan investors Which Michigan investors? 0 5 -883 1 A group of Michigan investors has offered to buy Knight - Ridder Inc . ' s ailing Detroit Free Press for $ 68 million but has left unclear how the offer will be financed . Michigan Why would they want to buy a failing company? 3 4 -883 1 A group of Michigan investors has offered to buy Knight - Ridder Inc . ' s ailing Detroit Free Press for $ 68 million but has left unclear how the offer will be financed . group of Michigan investors Who are the group of Michigan investors who want to buy Detroit Free Press? 1 5 -883 2 The offer came just prior to arguments before the U . S . Supreme Court over whether the Free Press should be allowed to enter into a joint operating pact with Gannett Co . ' s Detroit News . whether the Free Press should be allowed Why shouldn't the Free Press be allowed to join a pact with Detroit News? 16 23 -883 3 The group led by Birmingham , Mich . , publicist William D . McMaster didn ' t name an investment banker backing the deal or say how much its members will contribute to the offer . didn ' t name an investment banker backing the deal Is he waiting till the next meeting to discuss how the offer will be financed? 14 24 -883 4 Indeed , some individuals identified with the group said they haven ' t committed any money to the bid and weren ' t aware of it until they heard about it in local news accounts over the weekend . weren ' t aware of it If they are part of the group, why weren't the individuals aware of the offer? 20 26 -883 4 Indeed , some individuals identified with the group said they haven ' t committed any money to the bid and weren ' t aware of it until they heard about it in local news accounts over the weekend . over the weekend should they have been aware? 35 38 -883 5 Knight - Ridder wouldn ' t comment on the offer . wouldn ' t comment on the offer Was he busy at the time when he was asked to comment? 3 10 -883 5 Knight - Ridder wouldn ' t comment on the offer . wouldn ' t comment why no comment? 3 7 -884 1 Democracy is making a return with a vengeance to Latin America ' s most populous and deeply indebted country . return How is democracy making a return 4 5 -884 1 Democracy is making a return with a vengeance to Latin America ' s most populous and deeply indebted country . populous How many people are in Latin America's most populous country? 14 15 -884 1 Democracy is making a return with a vengeance to Latin America ' s most populous and deeply indebted country . indebted Why is the most populous Latin American country indebted? 17 18 -884 1 Democracy is making a return with a vengeance to Latin America ' s most populous and deeply indebted country . deeply indebted country which country is it? 16 19 -884 1 Democracy is making a return with a vengeance to Latin America ' s most populous and deeply indebted country . vengeance what kind of vengeance? 7 8 -884 2 On Nov . 15 , when Brazilians elect a president for the first time in 29 years , the country ' s 82 million voters will have 22 candidates to choose from . time in 29 years , Why were they not able to have an election before? 13 18 -884 2 On Nov . 15 , when Brazilians elect a president for the first time in 29 years , the country ' s 82 million voters will have 22 candidates to choose from . first Why did the Brazilians wait 29 years to elect a new president? 12 13 -884 2 On Nov . 15 , when Brazilians elect a president for the first time in 29 years , the country ' s 82 million voters will have 22 candidates to choose from . candidates How were the candidates chosen? 28 29 -884 2 On Nov . 15 , when Brazilians elect a president for the first time in 29 years , the country ' s 82 million voters will have 22 candidates to choose from . 22 candidates why so many candidates? 27 29 -884 3 The candidates have been crisscrossing this huge country of 145 million people , holding rallies and televised debates in hope of being elected to what must be one of the world ' s most thankless political jobs : trying to drag Brazil out of its economic and social mess . elected Why do the candidates want to be elected to a \"thankless political\" job? 22 23 -884 3 The candidates have been crisscrossing this huge country of 145 million people , holding rallies and televised debates in hope of being elected to what must be one of the world ' s most thankless political jobs : trying to drag Brazil out of its economic and social mess . drag How are the candidates going to \"drag\" Brazil out of its economic and social mess? 40 41 -884 3 The candidates have been crisscrossing this huge country of 145 million people , holding rallies and televised debates in hope of being elected to what must be one of the world ' s most thankless political jobs : trying to drag Brazil out of its economic and social mess . mess Why does Brazil have an economic and social mess? 48 49 -884 4 " I feel sorry for whoever wins , " says a Brazilian diplomat . feel Why is a Brazilian diplomat sharing his feelings? 2 3 -884 4 " I feel sorry for whoever wins , " says a Brazilian diplomat . wins , " Wins what? 6 9 -884 5 Who that winner will be is highly uncertain . uncertain Why is it uncertain who the winner will be? 7 8 -884 5 Who that winner will be is highly uncertain . highly uncertain are there polls? 6 8 -884 5 Who that winner will be is highly uncertain . winner Winner of what? 2 3 -885 1 Concerning your Sept . 29 article " Retailers Face Cutbacks , Uncertain Future " : The outcome of our leveraged buyout is looking very positive . leveraged buyout Whose leveraged buyout is looking positive? 19 21 -885 1 Concerning your Sept . 29 article " Retailers Face Cutbacks , Uncertain Future " : The outcome of our leveraged buyout is looking very positive . buyout is looking very positive Why is the buyout looking positive? 20 25 -885 1 Concerning your Sept . 29 article " Retailers Face Cutbacks , Uncertain Future " : The outcome of our leveraged buyout is looking very positive . buyout What kind of buyouts? 20 21 -885 2 Unlike most of the other retailers mentioned in the story , Jos . other retailers What other retailers? 4 6 -885 3 A . Bank Clothiers Inc . is not in serious financial problems . serious financial problems just mild problems? 9 12 -885 3 A . Bank Clothiers Inc . is not in serious financial problems . serious financial problems . What sort of serious issues are they not in? 9 13 -885 3 A . Bank Clothiers Inc . is not in serious financial problems . not in serious financial problems Why is this particular place not in serious financial problems? 7 12 -885 4 We did experience some difficulties with the initial LBO terms and , as your article made clear , successfully restructured our debt earlier this year , something those other retailers have yet to accomplish . LBO what is lbo? 8 9 -885 4 We did experience some difficulties with the initial LBO terms and , as your article made clear , successfully restructured our debt earlier this year , something those other retailers have yet to accomplish . LBO terms What were the LBO terms A. Bank Clothiers were having difficulties with? 8 10 -885 4 We did experience some difficulties with the initial LBO terms and , as your article made clear , successfully restructured our debt earlier this year , something those other retailers have yet to accomplish . those other retailers have yet to accomplish Why have they failed to accomplish their buyouts? 27 34 -885 4 We did experience some difficulties with the initial LBO terms and , as your article made clear , successfully restructured our debt earlier this year , something those other retailers have yet to accomplish . restructured our debt earlier this year , How did you successfully restructure your debt? 19 26 -885 4 We did experience some difficulties with the initial LBO terms and , as your article made clear , successfully restructured our debt earlier this year , something those other retailers have yet to accomplish . retailers Which other retailers? 29 30 -885 5 Your were on target regarding industry problems , but wide of the mark in portraying the financial health of this company . wide of the mark They were incorrect in what way? 9 13 -885 5 Your were on target regarding industry problems , but wide of the mark in portraying the financial health of this company . portraying the financial health of this company What is the financial health of this company? 14 21 -886 1 Warner Communications Inc . is close to an agreement to back a new recorded music and music publishing company in partnership with Irving Azoff , who resigned in September as head of MCA Inc . ' s MCA Records unit . who resigned Why did he resign? 25 27 -886 1 Warner Communications Inc . is close to an agreement to back a new recorded music and music publishing company in partnership with Irving Azoff , who resigned in September as head of MCA Inc . ' s MCA Records unit . who resigned in September why did he resign? 25 29 -886 1 Warner Communications Inc . is close to an agreement to back a new recorded music and music publishing company in partnership with Irving Azoff , who resigned in September as head of MCA Inc . ' s MCA Records unit . new recorded music and music publishing company Who is the new recorded music and music publishing cases? 12 19 -886 3 But record industry executives familiar with the talks said Mr . Azoff and Warner came to an agreement yesterday to form a 50 - 50 joint - venture company funded by Warner and run by Mr . Azoff . record industry executives What executives? 1 4 -886 4 Among other things , they said , Mr . Azoff would develop musical acts for a new record label . new record label are they creating a new one? 16 19 -886 4 Among other things , they said , Mr . Azoff would develop musical acts for a new record label . musical acts What kind of muscial acts? 12 14 -886 4 Among other things , they said , Mr . Azoff would develop musical acts for a new record label . would develop musical acts How does he plan to successfully do this? 10 14 -886 4 Among other things , they said , Mr . Azoff would develop musical acts for a new record label . for a new record label . What record label? 14 20 -886 4 Among other things , they said , Mr . Azoff would develop musical acts for a new record label . new record label What is the name of the new record label? 16 19 -886 5 The agreement is said to be similar to Warner ' s 50 - 50 partnership with record and movie producer David Geffen , whose films and records are distributed by the Warner Bros . studio and the Warner records unit . David Geffen , is he famous? 20 23 -886 5 The agreement is said to be similar to Warner ' s 50 - 50 partnership with record and movie producer David Geffen , whose films and records are distributed by the Warner Bros . studio and the Warner records unit . movie producer David Geffen , What has he produced? 18 23 -887 1 President Bush said that three members of his cabinet will lead a presidential mission to Poland to gauge how the U . S . can help the new non - Communist government ' s economic changes . three members of his cabinet Which three members? 4 9 -887 1 President Bush said that three members of his cabinet will lead a presidential mission to Poland to gauge how the U . S . can help the new non - Communist government ' s economic changes . three members Who are the three members of Bush's cabinet who will lead a mission to Poland? 4 6 -887 1 President Bush said that three members of his cabinet will lead a presidential mission to Poland to gauge how the U . S . can help the new non - Communist government ' s economic changes . economic changes What are Poland's economic changes? 34 36 -887 2 Mr . Bush announced several weeks ago that he intended to send such a mission , composed of top government aides and business and labor leaders . several weeks which year was this? 4 6 -887 3 The mission will visit Poland from Nov . 29 to Dec . 2 , the White House said . mission What mission is it? 1 2 -887 4 In remarks at a White House ceremony marking Polish Heritage Month , Mr . Bush announced that Agriculture Secretary Clayton Yeutter , Commerce Secretary Robert Mosbacher and Labor Secretary Elizabeth Dole will lead the U . S . group . Elizabeth Dole is she a good choice to lead? 29 31 -887 5 Michael Boskin , chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers , also will be a member . Michael Boskin , how much experience does he have? 0 3 -888 1 MAY 1 , 1975 , SIGNALED A DISTRESSFUL May Day for securities houses , which were forced to end 183 years of charging fixed commissions . securities what are security houses? 11 12 -888 1 MAY 1 , 1975 , SIGNALED A DISTRESSFUL May Day for securities houses , which were forced to end 183 years of charging fixed commissions . forced to end Why were securities houses forced to end charging fixed commissions? 16 19 -888 1 MAY 1 , 1975 , SIGNALED A DISTRESSFUL May Day for securities houses , which were forced to end 183 years of charging fixed commissions . DISTRESSFUL Why was May 1, 1975 distressful? 7 8 -888 1 MAY 1 , 1975 , SIGNALED A DISTRESSFUL May Day for securities houses , which were forced to end 183 years of charging fixed commissions . forced Why was an end put to 183 years of charging fixed commissions? 16 17 -888 1 MAY 1 , 1975 , SIGNALED A DISTRESSFUL May Day for securities houses , which were forced to end 183 years of charging fixed commissions . commissions Why does it matter if fixed commissions are charged or not? 24 25 -888 2 It scared brokers , but most survived . most survived did some not? 5 7 -888 2 It scared brokers , but most survived . brokers , Why were the brokers scared? 2 4 -888 2 It scared brokers , but most survived . survived How did the brokers survive? 6 7 -888 2 It scared brokers , but most survived . It scared What is it and why was it scaring people? 0 2 -888 3 It took effect after seven years of bitter debate between the Securities and Exchange Commission and traders and exchanges . years of bitter debate debate in court? 5 9 -888 3 It took effect after seven years of bitter debate between the Securities and Exchange Commission and traders and exchanges . bitter Why was the debate bitter? 7 8 -888 3 It took effect after seven years of bitter debate between the Securities and Exchange Commission and traders and exchanges . traders How did the traders feel about the issue? 16 17 -888 3 It took effect after seven years of bitter debate between the Securities and Exchange Commission and traders and exchanges . exchanges Why did the exchanges bitterly debate the issue? 18 19 -888 4 Despite warnings from such leaders as former Federal Reserve Board Chairman William McChesney Martin that unfixed commissions would undo the industry , the SEC in September 1973 said full competition must start May l , 1975 . leaders Why is William McChesney Martin no longer the Federal Reserve Board Chairman? 4 5 -888 4 Despite warnings from such leaders as former Federal Reserve Board Chairman William McChesney Martin that unfixed commissions would undo the industry , the SEC in September 1973 said full competition must start May l , 1975 . undo How would unfixed commissions undue the industry? 18 19 -888 5 The timing for change was right . timing Why was the timing for change right? 1 2 -888 5 The timing for change was right . change How was the change going to occur? 3 4 -888 5 The timing for change was right . change was What was the change? 3 5 -889 1 Gen - Probe Inc . , a biotechnology concern , said it signed a definitive agreement to be acquired by Chugai Pharmaceutical Co . of Tokyo for about $ 110 million , or almost double the market price of Gen - Probe ' s stock . concern , does concern mean business? 8 10 -889 1 Gen - Probe Inc . , a biotechnology concern , said it signed a definitive agreement to be acquired by Chugai Pharmaceutical Co . of Tokyo for about $ 110 million , or almost double the market price of Gen - Probe ' s stock . biotechnology concern , Why is it a biotechnology concern? 7 10 -889 2 The move is sure to heighten concerns about increased Japanese investment in U . S . biotechnology firms . heighten concerns what are the concerns exactly? 5 7 -889 2 The move is sure to heighten concerns about increased Japanese investment in U . S . biotechnology firms . heighten concerns Why would the move heighten concerns about increased Japanese investment in U.S. biotechnology forms? 5 7 -889 2 The move is sure to heighten concerns about increased Japanese investment in U . S . biotechnology firms . heighten concerns Why are there heightened concerns? 5 7 -889 3 It is also likely to bolster fears that the Japanese will use their foothold in U . S . biotechnology concerns to gain certain trade and competitive advantages . gain certain trade and competitive advantages How would the Japanese gain certain trade and competitive advantages? 22 28 -889 3 It is also likely to bolster fears that the Japanese will use their foothold in U . S . biotechnology concerns to gain certain trade and competitive advantages . trade and competitive advantages What kind of trade and competitive advantages? 24 28 -889 3 It is also likely to bolster fears that the Japanese will use their foothold in U . S . biotechnology concerns to gain certain trade and competitive advantages . competitive advantages What are competitive advantages? 26 28 -889 3 It is also likely to bolster fears that the Japanese will use their foothold in U . S . biotechnology concerns to gain certain trade and competitive advantages . certain trade What trade advantages can they get? 23 25 -889 4 Gen - Probe , an industry leader in the field of genetic probes , which is a new technology used in diagnostic tests , last year signed an agreement for Chugai to exclusively market its diagnostic products in Japan for infectious diseases and cancer . diagnostic products what products are those? 35 37 -889 4 Gen - Probe , an industry leader in the field of genetic probes , which is a new technology used in diagnostic tests , last year signed an agreement for Chugai to exclusively market its diagnostic products in Japan for infectious diseases and cancer . Gen - Probe , Who is Gen Probe? 0 4 -889 4 Gen - Probe , an industry leader in the field of genetic probes , which is a new technology used in diagnostic tests , last year signed an agreement for Chugai to exclusively market its diagnostic products in Japan for infectious diseases and cancer . infectious diseases What type of infectious diseases? 40 42 -889 5 Chugai agreed then to fund certain associated research and development costs . certain associated research and development What type of certain associated research and development? 5 10 -890 1 So - called cross - border acquisitions totaled $ 23 . 1 billion in the second quarter , down from $ 33 . 6 billion a year earlier , according to the accounting firm KPMG Peat Marwick . cross - border acquisitions What is a cross-border acquisition? 3 7 -890 1 So - called cross - border acquisitions totaled $ 23 . 1 billion in the second quarter , down from $ 33 . 6 billion a year earlier , according to the accounting firm KPMG Peat Marwick . So - called Why is the acquisition described as cross-border? 0 3 -890 1 So - called cross - border acquisitions totaled $ 23 . 1 billion in the second quarter , down from $ 33 . 6 billion a year earlier , according to the accounting firm KPMG Peat Marwick . down Why is the total down from a year earlier? 18 19 -890 2 In a cross - border transaction , the buyer is in a different region of the globe from the target . cross - border transaction , is that becoming common? 2 7 -890 2 In a cross - border transaction , the buyer is in a different region of the globe from the target . buyer How does the buyer acquire a target in a different region? 8 9 -890 3 Such transactions numbered 670 in the second quarter , up from 527 a year earlier . numbered 670 how are they tracked? 2 4 -890 3 Such transactions numbered 670 in the second quarter , up from 527 a year earlier . up Why are the numbers up from a year earlier? 9 10 -890 4 However , the total value declined for deals of $ 100 million and up . declined Why did the total value decline for deals of $100 million and up? 5 6 -890 5 The downturn in total value may be only temporary , suggested Herb Adler , a KPMG Peat Marwick partner . temporary , why would it be temporary? 8 10 -890 5 The downturn in total value may be only temporary , suggested Herb Adler , a KPMG Peat Marwick partner . temporary , Why does Mr. Adler think the downturn in total value is temporary? 8 10 -891 1 The following issues were recently filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission : issues which issues? 2 3 -891 1 The following issues were recently filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission : issues What issues were filed recently with the SEC? 2 3 -891 1 The following issues were recently filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission : Securities and Exchange Commission : What types of issues would the Securities and Exchange commission be filing? 8 13 -891 1 The following issues were recently filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission : Exchange Commission : What is this exchange commission? 10 13 -891 2 ECI Environmental Inc . , initial offering of 1 . 1 million shares , of which ECI will sell 990 , 000 and co - founders will sell 110 , 000 shares , via Oppenheimer & Co . Oppenheimer & Co How did Oppenheimer&Co come to these numbers for ECI shares? 34 37 -891 2 ECI Environmental Inc . , initial offering of 1 . 1 million shares , of which ECI will sell 990 , 000 and co - founders will sell 110 , 000 shares , via Oppenheimer & Co . shares , Why are they selling shares? 12 14 -891 3 Fastenal Co . , proposed offering of 400 , 000 common shares by holders , via Robert W . Baird & Co . and William Blair & Co . common shares what are common shares? 10 12 -891 3 Fastenal Co . , proposed offering of 400 , 000 common shares by holders , via Robert W . Baird & Co . and William Blair & Co . 400 , 000 common shares What types of shares are being offered here? 7 12 -891 4 First Capital Holdings Corp . , proposed offering of $ 275 million of floating rate senior notes , via Shearson Lehman Hutton Inc . floating rate senior notes , what are those? 13 18 -891 4 First Capital Holdings Corp . , proposed offering of $ 275 million of floating rate senior notes , via Shearson Lehman Hutton Inc . floating rate senior notes , What is a floating rate senior note? 13 18 -891 4 First Capital Holdings Corp . , proposed offering of $ 275 million of floating rate senior notes , via Shearson Lehman Hutton Inc . floating rate senior notes , How are senior notes different from common shares? 13 18 -891 4 First Capital Holdings Corp . , proposed offering of $ 275 million of floating rate senior notes , via Shearson Lehman Hutton Inc . First Capital Holdings Corp Why is this company important? 0 4 -891 5 Industrial Funding Corp . , initial offering of common stock , via Alex . Alex Who is Alex and why does he get a share in this? 12 13 -891 5 Industrial Funding Corp . , initial offering of common stock , via Alex . via Alex Who is Alex? 11 13 -892 1 October was an edgy month for the practitioners of glasnost , the official Soviet policy of allowing more candor from the nation ' s media . edgy month Why was October an edgy month for glasnost practitioners? 3 5 -892 1 October was an edgy month for the practitioners of glasnost , the official Soviet policy of allowing more candor from the nation ' s media . glasnost , What exactly is it? 9 11 -892 1 October was an edgy month for the practitioners of glasnost , the official Soviet policy of allowing more candor from the nation ' s media . October in which year? 0 1 -892 1 October was an edgy month for the practitioners of glasnost , the official Soviet policy of allowing more candor from the nation ' s media . edgy month How was October an edgy month for the practitioners? 3 5 -892 1 October was an edgy month for the practitioners of glasnost , the official Soviet policy of allowing more candor from the nation ' s media . candor how does one add candor to public media? 18 19 -892 2 For one of the superstars of glasnost , Vitaly Korotich , editor of the trail - blazing weekly Ogonyok , Friday , Oct . 20 was a somersaulting day that turned from tension to elation . somersaulting day Why was October 20 a somersaulting day for Vitaly Korotich? 27 29 -892 2 For one of the superstars of glasnost , Vitaly Korotich , editor of the trail - blazing weekly Ogonyok , Friday , Oct . 20 was a somersaulting day that turned from tension to elation . turned from tension What was the tension/cause of the tension? 30 33 -892 2 For one of the superstars of glasnost , Vitaly Korotich , editor of the trail - blazing weekly Ogonyok , Friday , Oct . 20 was a somersaulting day that turned from tension to elation . glasnost , what is glasnost? 6 8 -892 2 For one of the superstars of glasnost , Vitaly Korotich , editor of the trail - blazing weekly Ogonyok , Friday , Oct . 20 was a somersaulting day that turned from tension to elation . superstars of glasnost , Why is Vitaly Korotich a superstar of glasnost? 4 8 -892 2 For one of the superstars of glasnost , Vitaly Korotich , editor of the trail - blazing weekly Ogonyok , Friday , Oct . 20 was a somersaulting day that turned from tension to elation . superstars how did he get the title \"superstar\"? 4 5 -892 3 He had been summoned to the Central Committee of the Soviet Communist Party , after he finished his lunch at the Savoy Hotel , an unlikely prelude to a bureaucratic brow - beating : Eight - foot - tall Rubenesquely naked ladies float on their canvases toward a ceiling teeming with cherubs , all surrounded by gilt laid on with a pastry chef ' s trowel and supported by marble corinthian columns whose capitals are fluting fountains of gold . summoned Why was he summoned to the Central Committee? 3 4 -892 3 He had been summoned to the Central Committee of the Soviet Communist Party , after he finished his lunch at the Savoy Hotel , an unlikely prelude to a bureaucratic brow - beating : Eight - foot - tall Rubenesquely naked ladies float on their canvases toward a ceiling teeming with cherubs , all surrounded by gilt laid on with a pastry chef ' s trowel and supported by marble corinthian columns whose capitals are fluting fountains of gold . fountains of gold . How do people feel justified holding tight to so much opulence while others die of starvation? 76 80 -892 4 Why had Mr . Korotich been called ? " I told my driver , " he said , " that he was taking my butt to the Central Committee so they can . . . " whack , whack , whack his hand made vigorous spanking gestures on his left palm . " They feel the need from time to time to ` educate ' me . " ` educate ' Why did the Central Committee need to educate Korotich? 62 65 -892 4 Why had Mr . Korotich been called ? " I told my driver , " he said , " that he was taking my butt to the Central Committee so they can . . . " whack , whack , whack his hand made vigorous spanking gestures on his left palm . " They feel the need from time to time to ` educate ' me . " feel the need from time to time Why do they feel the need to educate him from time to time? 54 61 -892 4 Why had Mr . Korotich been called ? " I told my driver , " he said , " that he was taking my butt to the Central Committee so they can . . . " whack , whack , whack his hand made vigorous spanking gestures on his left palm . " They feel the need from time to time to ` educate ' me . " ` educate ' me How would he be educated if he was poor? 62 66 -892 5 And indeed , as he later reported , that was the import of the meeting . import definition of this word? 11 12 -892 5 And indeed , as he later reported , that was the import of the meeting . later reported , how was he allowed to report on such matters? 5 8 -893 1 Margaret Thatcher ' s instinctive response to the latest upheaval in her government is to promise business as usual . instinctive What was her response? 4 5 -893 1 Margaret Thatcher ' s instinctive response to the latest upheaval in her government is to promise business as usual . latest upheaval How is this latest event promising business as usual? 8 10 -893 1 Margaret Thatcher ' s instinctive response to the latest upheaval in her government is to promise business as usual . latest upheaval What is the latest upheaval in her government? 8 10 -893 1 Margaret Thatcher ' s instinctive response to the latest upheaval in her government is to promise business as usual . latest upheaval What is the latest upheaval in Margaret Thatcher's government? 8 10 -893 2 That may be the last thing she needs . thing she needs needs to do what? 5 8 -893 2 That may be the last thing she needs . last thing she needs Why would this potentially be the last thing she needs. What is she trying to obtain? 4 8 -893 2 That may be the last thing she needs . That may be the last thing What may be the last thing she needs? 0 6 -893 2 That may be the last thing she needs . last thing What is the last thing that Margaret Thatcher needs? 4 6 -893 3 As the air clears from last week ' s storm of resignations and reshufflings , the government faces a daunting job of rebuilding confidence in its policies . daunting job how daunting is it? 19 21 -893 3 As the air clears from last week ' s storm of resignations and reshufflings , the government faces a daunting job of rebuilding confidence in its policies . rebuilding confidence How are they planning to rebuild this confidence? 22 24 -893 3 As the air clears from last week ' s storm of resignations and reshufflings , the government faces a daunting job of rebuilding confidence in its policies . last week ' s storm of resignations Who are the people that resigned? 5 12 -893 3 As the air clears from last week ' s storm of resignations and reshufflings , the government faces a daunting job of rebuilding confidence in its policies . its policies Rebuilding confidence in what policies? 25 27 -893 3 As the air clears from last week ' s storm of resignations and reshufflings , the government faces a daunting job of rebuilding confidence in its policies . resignations Who were the resignations from? 11 12 -893 4 The prime minister and her new chancellor of the exchequer , the untested John Major , need to haul the country through something like a recession to bring down inflation and set the economy moving again . exchequer , what is an exchequer? 9 11 -893 5 Mrs . Thatcher has to come to terms with European economic integration , beginning with the European Monetary System , which Britain is committed to joining fully someday . someday Why is the point at which this commitment happens vague? What is holding them back? 27 28 -893 5 Mrs . Thatcher has to come to terms with European economic integration , beginning with the European Monetary System , which Britain is committed to joining fully someday . European economic integration , What is European economic integration? 9 13 -894 1 Several of the New York Stock Exchange ' s own listed companies , led by giant Contel Corp . , are joining for the first time to complain about program trading and the exchange ' s role in it . program trading What is the problem with program trading? 29 31 -894 1 Several of the New York Stock Exchange ' s own listed companies , led by giant Contel Corp . , are joining for the first time to complain about program trading and the exchange ' s role in it . companies , Which companies are joining together to complain? 11 13 -894 1 Several of the New York Stock Exchange ' s own listed companies , led by giant Contel Corp . , are joining for the first time to complain about program trading and the exchange ' s role in it . complain WHAT ARE THEY COMPLAINING ABOUT? 27 28 -894 1 Several of the New York Stock Exchange ' s own listed companies , led by giant Contel Corp . , are joining for the first time to complain about program trading and the exchange ' s role in it . complain about program trading What are the complaints? 27 31 -894 1 Several of the New York Stock Exchange ' s own listed companies , led by giant Contel Corp . , are joining for the first time to complain about program trading and the exchange ' s role in it . program trading what is involved with program trading? 29 31 -894 1 Several of the New York Stock Exchange ' s own listed companies , led by giant Contel Corp . , are joining for the first time to complain about program trading and the exchange ' s role in it . listed companies , What are the listed companies? 10 13 -894 2 Claiming program trading has turned the Big Board into a " gambling casino , " Contel Chairman Charles Wohlstetter said that he and at least 20 other corporate executives are forming an unprecedented alliance . " gambling casino , " What does Charles Wohlstetter mean by \"gambling casino\"? 10 15 -894 2 Claiming program trading has turned the Big Board into a " gambling casino , " Contel Chairman Charles Wohlstetter said that he and at least 20 other corporate executives are forming an unprecedented alliance . " gambling casino , " its not really a casino though right? 10 15 -894 2 Claiming program trading has turned the Big Board into a " gambling casino , " Contel Chairman Charles Wohlstetter said that he and at least 20 other corporate executives are forming an unprecedented alliance . alliance alliance against what? 33 34 -894 2 Claiming program trading has turned the Big Board into a " gambling casino , " Contel Chairman Charles Wohlstetter said that he and at least 20 other corporate executives are forming an unprecedented alliance . " gambling casino , " How is it a gambling casino? 10 15 -894 3 The group , Mr . Wohlstetter said in an interview , wants to end the market ' s wild price swings that critics blame on computer - aided program - trading strategies . wild price swings Why would program-trading cause wild price swings? 18 21 -894 3 The group , Mr . Wohlstetter said in an interview , wants to end the market ' s wild price swings that critics blame on computer - aided program - trading strategies . Mr . Wohlstetter said in an interview , Who was the interview conducted by? 3 11 -894 3 The group , Mr . Wohlstetter said in an interview , wants to end the market ' s wild price swings that critics blame on computer - aided program - trading strategies . The group , how do you end the swings without completely cutting out online trading? 0 3 -894 3 The group , Mr . Wohlstetter said in an interview , wants to end the market ' s wild price swings that critics blame on computer - aided program - trading strategies . market ' s wild price swings What percentage do the price swigs change? 15 21 -894 4 The group will complain to Washington , to the heads of program - trading firms and to the heads of the Big Board itself , he said . will complain What are their complaints? 2 4 -894 5 " They should call { the exchange } Trump East , " charged Mr . Wohlstetter , the 79 - year - old founder of Contel who ' s also a former investment banker and stock trader . " What is the mission of the financial community - - to help some scavengers or schemers , or help corporate America ? " Contel is a $ 6 billion telephone and electronics company . Trump East , " What is meant by Trump East? 8 12 -894 5 " They should call { the exchange } Trump East , " charged Mr . Wohlstetter , the 79 - year - old founder of Contel who ' s also a former investment banker and stock trader . " What is the mission of the financial community - - to help some scavengers or schemers , or help corporate America ? " Contel is a $ 6 billion telephone and electronics company . Trump East , " what does trump east mean? 8 12 -894 5 " They should call { the exchange } Trump East , " charged Mr . Wohlstetter , the 79 - year - old founder of Contel who ' s also a former investment banker and stock trader . " What is the mission of the financial community - - to help some scavengers or schemers , or help corporate America ? " Contel is a $ 6 billion telephone and electronics company . Contel is a $ 6 billion why would he preach about the what the community should do when he has a vested interest in what he is preaching against? 62 68 -895 1 There may be a truce in the long war of nerves between the White House and Congress over how this country conducts secret intelligence operations abroad . how How do the White House and Congress feel about how the county conducts secret intelligence operations abroad? 18 19 -895 1 There may be a truce in the long war of nerves between the White House and Congress over how this country conducts secret intelligence operations abroad . truce what are the odds of a truce? 4 5 -895 1 There may be a truce in the long war of nerves between the White House and Congress over how this country conducts secret intelligence operations abroad . long war of nerves What is this? Is it like'chicken\" to see who blinks first? 7 11 -895 1 There may be a truce in the long war of nerves between the White House and Congress over how this country conducts secret intelligence operations abroad . truce How will there be a truce? 4 5 -895 2 After years of mistrust born of Watergate , past misdeeds of the Central Intelligence Agency , and the Iran - Contra scandal , President Bush and the Senate Intelligence Committee appear ready - - for now , at least - - to trust each other when it comes to setting policy on covert activities . setting policy What policy does President Bush and the Senate Intelligence Committee agree on? 49 51 -895 2 After years of mistrust born of Watergate , past misdeeds of the Central Intelligence Agency , and the Iran - Contra scandal , President Bush and the Senate Intelligence Committee appear ready - - for now , at least - - to trust each other when it comes to setting policy on covert activities . for now , at least Why do they only appear ready for now? 34 39 -895 3 If that attitude lasts , it could infuse covert action planning with a level of care and confidence that hasn ' t been seen in years . hasn ' t been seen in years how many years? 19 26 -895 3 If that attitude lasts , it could infuse covert action planning with a level of care and confidence that hasn ' t been seen in years . hasn ' t been seen in years How has this not been seen in years? 19 26 -895 4 Over the past week , the president has agreed to keep the committee informed , usually in advance , of covert actions and to put key intelligence decisions in writing . committee informed , Why hasn't the committee been informed of covert actions? 12 15 -895 4 Over the past week , the president has agreed to keep the committee informed , usually in advance , of covert actions and to put key intelligence decisions in writing . key intelligence decisions How are these decisions key intelligence decisions? 25 28 -895 5 That wasn ' t always the way the Reagan administration handled such matters . the way How did the Reagan administration handle secret intelligence operations? 5 7 -895 5 That wasn ' t always the way the Reagan administration handled such matters . administration handled such matters how did they handle it before? 9 13 -896 1 APARTHEID FOES STAGED a massive anti - government rally in South Africa . massive How is the rally massive? 4 5 -896 1 APARTHEID FOES STAGED a massive anti - government rally in South Africa . rally Why was the rally in South Africa? 8 9 -896 1 APARTHEID FOES STAGED a massive anti - government rally in South Africa . anti - government Why is the rally anti-government focused? 5 8 -896 1 APARTHEID FOES STAGED a massive anti - government rally in South Africa . APARTHEID FOES who opposes apartheid? 0 2 -896 1 APARTHEID FOES STAGED a massive anti - government rally in South Africa . South Africa Where in South Africa was the anti-government rally? 10 12 -896 1 APARTHEID FOES STAGED a massive anti - government rally in South Africa . APARTHEID FOES Who are the APARTHEID FOES? 0 2 -896 2 More than 70 , 000 people filled a soccer stadium on the outskirts of the black township of Soweto and welcomed freed leaders of the outlawed African National Congress . 70 , 000 How did the \"more than 70,000\" people get counted? 2 5 -896 2 More than 70 , 000 people filled a soccer stadium on the outskirts of the black township of Soweto and welcomed freed leaders of the outlawed African National Congress . stadium Why did they choose to gather in a soccer stadium? 9 10 -896 2 More than 70 , 000 people filled a soccer stadium on the outskirts of the black township of Soweto and welcomed freed leaders of the outlawed African National Congress . freed Why were leaders freed? 21 22 -896 2 More than 70 , 000 people filled a soccer stadium on the outskirts of the black township of Soweto and welcomed freed leaders of the outlawed African National Congress . soccer stadium Which soccer stadium did 70,000 people fill? 8 10 -896 2 More than 70 , 000 people filled a soccer stadium on the outskirts of the black township of Soweto and welcomed freed leaders of the outlawed African National Congress . freed leaders Who were the freed leaders of the African National Congress that were welcomed? 21 23 -896 2 More than 70 , 000 people filled a soccer stadium on the outskirts of the black township of Soweto and welcomed freed leaders of the outlawed African National Congress . black township What makes this a black township? 15 17 -896 3 It was considered South Africa ' s largest opposition rally . opposition Why was the rally in opposition? 8 9 -896 3 It was considered South Africa ' s largest opposition rally . largest opposition rally what was the second largest? 7 10 -896 3 It was considered South Africa ' s largest opposition rally . largest opposition rally What opposition rally can you compare it to? 7 10 -896 4 Walter Sisulu , the ANC ' s former secretary general who served 26 years in prison before being released two weeks ago , urged peace , negotiation and discipline . prison Why was Walter Sisulu in prison? 15 16 -896 4 Walter Sisulu , the ANC ' s former secretary general who served 26 years in prison before being released two weeks ago , urged peace , negotiation and discipline . released Why was Walter Sisulu released from prison? 18 19 -896 4 Walter Sisulu , the ANC ' s former secretary general who served 26 years in prison before being released two weeks ago , urged peace , negotiation and discipline . urged Why is Walter Sisulu urging peace, negotiation and discipline? 23 24 -896 4 Walter Sisulu , the ANC ' s former secretary general who served 26 years in prison before being released two weeks ago , urged peace , negotiation and discipline . 26 years in prison Why did Walter Sisulu serve 26 years in prison? 12 16 -896 4 Walter Sisulu , the ANC ' s former secretary general who served 26 years in prison before being released two weeks ago , urged peace , negotiation and discipline . 26 years in prison Why was he in prison? 12 16 -896 5 President de Klerk ' s government permitted the rally , and security forces didn ' t interfere . government Why is President de Klerk running the government? 5 6 -896 5 President de Klerk ' s government permitted the rally , and security forces didn ' t interfere . permitted Why does a President have to permit the rally? 6 7 -896 5 President de Klerk ' s government permitted the rally , and security forces didn ' t interfere . interfere Why would security forces interfere with a rally? 16 17 -896 5 President de Klerk ' s government permitted the rally , and security forces didn ' t interfere . security forces didn ' t interfere Do security forces normally interfere? 11 17 -897 1 Polly Peck International Inc . ' s agreement to acquire 51 % of Sansui Electric Co . proves that foreign companies can acquire Japanese companies - - if the alternative for the Japanese company is extinction . Japanese companies how much does that cost to acquire? 23 25 -897 1 Polly Peck International Inc . ' s agreement to acquire 51 % of Sansui Electric Co . proves that foreign companies can acquire Japanese companies - - if the alternative for the Japanese company is extinction . extinction Why only extinction? 35 36 -897 1 Polly Peck International Inc . ' s agreement to acquire 51 % of Sansui Electric Co . proves that foreign companies can acquire Japanese companies - - if the alternative for the Japanese company is extinction . can acquire Are they not allowed to acquire them otherwise? 21 23 -897 2 Polly Peck , a fast - growing British conglomerate , will pay 15 . 6 billion yen ( $ 110 million ) for 39 million new shares of Sansui , a well - known maker of high - fidelity audio equipment that failed to adjust to changing market conditions . failed How did the fail? 42 43 -897 2 Polly Peck , a fast - growing British conglomerate , will pay 15 . 6 billion yen ( $ 110 million ) for 39 million new shares of Sansui , a well - known maker of high - fidelity audio equipment that failed to adjust to changing market conditions . failed to adjust How would they have needed to adjust to survive the changing market? 42 45 -897 3 Japanese government officials , eager to rebut foreign criticism of Japanese investments overseas , hailed the transaction as proof foreigners can make similar investments in Japan . rebut what does rebut mean? 6 7 -897 3 Japanese government officials , eager to rebut foreign criticism of Japanese investments overseas , hailed the transaction as proof foreigners can make similar investments in Japan . proof Why the need of a proof? 18 19 -897 4 Polly Peck ' s chairman , Asil Nadir , echoed the official Japanese view of the accord , which was announced Friday . Friday of which year? 21 22 -898 1 Despite politicians ' hand - wringing about the federal budget , the government ended fiscal 1989 with a $ 152 . 08 billion deficit , about the same as the two previous years . hand - wringing Why were the politicans so mad? 3 6 -898 1 Despite politicians ' hand - wringing about the federal budget , the government ended fiscal 1989 with a $ 152 . 08 billion deficit , about the same as the two previous years . federal budget , Why are politicians nervous about the federal budget? 8 11 -898 1 Despite politicians ' hand - wringing about the federal budget , the government ended fiscal 1989 with a $ 152 . 08 billion deficit , about the same as the two previous years . same Why is the the government not doing anything about the deficit? 27 28 -898 2 Even White House budget director Richard Darman had trouble finding a silver lining in the report . " I suppose you could say the good news is that the deficits are not heading up , " he said , " but you can ' t be satisfied with deficits at this level and we ' re not . " report How was the report written? 15 16 -898 2 Even White House budget director Richard Darman had trouble finding a silver lining in the report . " I suppose you could say the good news is that the deficits are not heading up , " he said , " but you can ' t be satisfied with deficits at this level and we ' re not . " satisfied Why is the deficit unsatisfactory? 46 47 -898 3 The federal deficit was $ 155 . 15 billion in 1988 and $ 149 . 69 billion in 1987 . federal deficit who do they owe the money to? 1 3 -898 3 The federal deficit was $ 155 . 15 billion in 1988 and $ 149 . 69 billion in 1987 . 1987 What's the federal deficit now? 18 19 -898 3 The federal deficit was $ 155 . 15 billion in 1988 and $ 149 . 69 billion in 1987 . was How did the deficit drop rise over three billion dollars in a year? 3 4 -898 4 The 1989 deficit would have been nearly $ 10 billion larger had the government been able to spend as much as Congress intended on cleaning up the thrift industry before the year ended on Sept . 30 . thrift Thrift industry? What is that? 27 28 -898 4 The 1989 deficit would have been nearly $ 10 billion larger had the government been able to spend as much as Congress intended on cleaning up the thrift industry before the year ended on Sept . 30 . thrift industry How did Congress intend on cleaning up the thrift industry? 27 29 -898 4 The 1989 deficit would have been nearly $ 10 billion larger had the government been able to spend as much as Congress intended on cleaning up the thrift industry before the year ended on Sept . 30 . able Why did Congress not allow the government to spend more? 15 16 -898 4 The 1989 deficit would have been nearly $ 10 billion larger had the government been able to spend as much as Congress intended on cleaning up the thrift industry before the year ended on Sept . 30 . thrift Why is congress cleaning up the thrift industry? 27 28 -898 5 Because the Resolution Trust Corp . couldn ' t spend the money fast enough , the savings - and - loan outlays were pushed into fiscal 1990 . money fast enough , why couldnt teh money be spent fast enough? 11 15 -898 5 Because the Resolution Trust Corp . couldn ' t spend the money fast enough , the savings - and - loan outlays were pushed into fiscal 1990 . fast enough , why couldnt they spend fast enough? 12 15 -899 1 Control Data Corp . , which just months ago was hemorrhaging financially , thinks it will be healthy enough soon to consider repurchasing public debt . hemorrhaging financially , Why was Control Data hemorrhaging financially? 10 13 -899 1 Control Data Corp . , which just months ago was hemorrhaging financially , thinks it will be healthy enough soon to consider repurchasing public debt . just months ago was hemorrhaging financially , Why was the company hemorrhaging money and why do they think they will be healthy again soon? 6 13 -899 1 Control Data Corp . , which just months ago was hemorrhaging financially , thinks it will be healthy enough soon to consider repurchasing public debt . be healthy enough soon What changed to turn things around? 16 20 -899 1 Control Data Corp . , which just months ago was hemorrhaging financially , thinks it will be healthy enough soon to consider repurchasing public debt . hemorrhaging financially , What was leading to their financial difficulties? 10 13 -899 2 Moreover , the company , whose go - it - alone approach nearly proved fatal , now sees alliances with others as the way back to prosperity in what it calls " the data solutions " business . data solutions " what are data solutions? 33 36 -899 2 Moreover , the company , whose go - it - alone approach nearly proved fatal , now sees alliances with others as the way back to prosperity in what it calls " the data solutions " business . " the data solutions " business How does repurchasing public debt correlate to being a \"data solutions\" business? 31 37 -899 2 Moreover , the company , whose go - it - alone approach nearly proved fatal , now sees alliances with others as the way back to prosperity in what it calls " the data solutions " business . alliances Why does it see alliances as beneficial? 18 19 -899 2 Moreover , the company , whose go - it - alone approach nearly proved fatal , now sees alliances with others as the way back to prosperity in what it calls " the data solutions " business . go - it - alone approach Why were they taking this sort of tactic? 6 12 -899 3 " I ' m not saying everything is hunky - dory , but we have completed the transition , " Robert M . Price , chairman and chief executive , said in an interview . " Transition " is a reference to the company ' s five - year restructuring effort . company ' s five - year restructuring why did it take so long? 43 50 -899 3 " I ' m not saying everything is hunky - dory , but we have completed the transition , " Robert M . Price , chairman and chief executive , said in an interview . " Transition " is a reference to the company ' s five - year restructuring effort . five - year restructuring effort What did the restructuring involve? 46 51 -899 4 During that time , Control Data had losses of more than $ 1 billion . losses Why was Control Data's losses so high? 7 8 -899 4 During that time , Control Data had losses of more than $ 1 billion . losses of more than $ 1 billion What was leading to these heavy losses? 7 14 -899 5 Now , following asset sales that shrank revenue by more than one - third this year alone , Control Data is flush with cash . flush with cash what will they do with it? 21 24 -900 1 Personal spending , which fueled the economy ' s growth in the third quarter , was clearly slowing by the end of the period , raising questions about the economy ' s strength as the year ends . clearly slowing why was it slowing? 16 18 -900 1 Personal spending , which fueled the economy ' s growth in the third quarter , was clearly slowing by the end of the period , raising questions about the economy ' s strength as the year ends . clearly slowing Slowing by how much? 16 18 -900 1 Personal spending , which fueled the economy ' s growth in the third quarter , was clearly slowing by the end of the period , raising questions about the economy ' s strength as the year ends . was clearly slowing Why was it slowing? 15 18 -900 1 Personal spending , which fueled the economy ' s growth in the third quarter , was clearly slowing by the end of the period , raising questions about the economy ' s strength as the year ends . raising questions What questions 25 27 -900 1 Personal spending , which fueled the economy ' s growth in the third quarter , was clearly slowing by the end of the period , raising questions about the economy ' s strength as the year ends . slowing Why was personal spending slowing by the end of the period? 17 18 -900 2 Personal spending grew 0 . 2 % in September to a $ 3 . 526 trillion annual rate , the Commerce Department said . Personal spending grew 0 . 2 % Why did it grow? 0 7 -900 3 It was the smallest monthly increase in a year . smallest monthly increase what was the biggest? 3 6 -900 3 It was the smallest monthly increase in a year . smallest monthly Why was it so small? What happened? 3 5 -900 4 At the same time , personal income was held down by the effects of Hurricane Hugo , which tore through parts of North and South Carolina in late September . September which year is this? 28 29 -900 4 At the same time , personal income was held down by the effects of Hurricane Hugo , which tore through parts of North and South Carolina in late September . tore through parts of North and South Carolina Which parts of North and South Carolina? 18 26 -900 4 At the same time , personal income was held down by the effects of Hurricane Hugo , which tore through parts of North and South Carolina in late September . personal income was held down To what extent? 5 10 -900 4 At the same time , personal income was held down by the effects of Hurricane Hugo , which tore through parts of North and South Carolina in late September . held down Why was it held down by Hurricane Hugo? 8 10 -900 4 At the same time , personal income was held down by the effects of Hurricane Hugo , which tore through parts of North and South Carolina in late September . North and South Carolina Why only these two states 22 26 -900 4 At the same time , personal income was held down by the effects of Hurricane Hugo , which tore through parts of North and South Carolina in late September . Hurricane How did Hurricane Hugo hold down personal income? 14 15 -900 5 The department said personal income rose 0 . 3 % in September to a $ 4 . 469 trillion rate but would have climbed 0 . 6 % had it not been for the storm . department Commerece department? Because a different rate was given in September above. 1 2 -900 5 The department said personal income rose 0 . 3 % in September to a $ 4 . 469 trillion rate but would have climbed 0 . 6 % had it not been for the storm . 0 . 6 % How do they know it would have climbed this much 24 28 -901 1 CHARLESTON , W . Va . - Downtown businesses and restaurants began to reopen after water was declared safe to drink in portions of West Virginia ' s capital , but life has yet to return to normal for most of the 300 , 000 people who haven ' t been able to use running water in the five days since a chemical spill . reopen How long were they closed? 13 14 -901 1 CHARLESTON , W . Va . - Downtown businesses and restaurants began to reopen after water was declared safe to drink in portions of West Virginia ' s capital , but life has yet to return to normal for most of the 300 , 000 people who haven ' t been able to use running water in the five days since a chemical spill . safe to drink Was the water deemed not safe to drink prior? 18 21 -901 1 CHARLESTON , W . Va . - Downtown businesses and restaurants began to reopen after water was declared safe to drink in portions of West Virginia ' s capital , but life has yet to return to normal for most of the 300 , 000 people who haven ' t been able to use running water in the five days since a chemical spill . chemical spill Where did this spill come from? 62 64 -901 1 CHARLESTON , W . Va . - Downtown businesses and restaurants began to reopen after water was declared safe to drink in portions of West Virginia ' s capital , but life has yet to return to normal for most of the 300 , 000 people who haven ' t been able to use running water in the five days since a chemical spill . safe Why was the water declared safe to drink? 18 19 -901 1 CHARLESTON , W . Va . - Downtown businesses and restaurants began to reopen after water was declared safe to drink in portions of West Virginia ' s capital , but life has yet to return to normal for most of the 300 , 000 people who haven ' t been able to use running water in the five days since a chemical spill . spill How did the chemical spill occur? 63 64 -901 1 CHARLESTON , W . Va . - Downtown businesses and restaurants began to reopen after water was declared safe to drink in portions of West Virginia ' s capital , but life has yet to return to normal for most of the 300 , 000 people who haven ' t been able to use running water in the five days since a chemical spill . since a chemical spill What type of chemical spill? 60 64 -901 2 It could still be days before everyone in the Charleston metropolitan area is cleared to use water , though officials say the water in certain designated areas was safe to drink and wash with as long as people flushed out their systems . flushed out how do they flush it out? 38 40 -901 2 It could still be days before everyone in the Charleston metropolitan area is cleared to use water , though officials say the water in certain designated areas was safe to drink and wash with as long as people flushed out their systems . days How many days? 4 5 -901 2 It could still be days before everyone in the Charleston metropolitan area is cleared to use water , though officials say the water in certain designated areas was safe to drink and wash with as long as people flushed out their systems . flushed out their systems Flushed out their systems how? 38 42 -901 2 It could still be days before everyone in the Charleston metropolitan area is cleared to use water , though officials say the water in certain designated areas was safe to drink and wash with as long as people flushed out their systems . flushed How did people flush out their systems? 38 39 -901 3 They cautioned that the water may still have a slight licorice - type odor , raising the anxieties of some who believed it was still contaminated . licorice - type what does that smell like? 10 13 -901 3 They cautioned that the water may still have a slight licorice - type odor , raising the anxieties of some who believed it was still contaminated . licorice - type odor , Is this dangerous?\n 10 15 -901 3 They cautioned that the water may still have a slight licorice - type odor , raising the anxieties of some who believed it was still contaminated . odor , Why will the water have a slight licorice-type odor? 13 15 -901 3 They cautioned that the water may still have a slight licorice - type odor , raising the anxieties of some who believed it was still contaminated . contaminated How will they know when the water is not contaminated? 25 26 -901 4 " I wouldn ' t drink it for a while . I ' m skeptical about it , " said Wanda Blake , a cashier in the electronics section of a Charleston Kmart who fears she was exposed to the tainted water before she got word of the spill . I ' m skeptical What makes her skeptical? 11 15 -901 4 " I wouldn ' t drink it for a while . I ' m skeptical about it , " said Wanda Blake , a cashier in the electronics section of a Charleston Kmart who fears she was exposed to the tainted water before she got word of the spill . fears Is it a dyer situation? 34 35 -901 4 " I wouldn ' t drink it for a while . I ' m skeptical about it , " said Wanda Blake , a cashier in the electronics section of a Charleston Kmart who fears she was exposed to the tainted water before she got word of the spill . skeptical Why is Wanda Blake skeptical about the water? 14 15 -901 4 " I wouldn ' t drink it for a while . I ' m skeptical about it , " said Wanda Blake , a cashier in the electronics section of a Charleston Kmart who fears she was exposed to the tainted water before she got word of the spill . before Why did Wanda Black not get word about the tainted water in time? 42 43 -901 4 " I wouldn ' t drink it for a while . I ' m skeptical about it , " said Wanda Blake , a cashier in the electronics section of a Charleston Kmart who fears she was exposed to the tainted water before she got word of the spill . spill Why was there a spill? 48 49 -901 5 " I know I ' ve ingested it " . By Tuesday morning , officials had given the green light to about 35 percent of West Virginia American Water ' s customers . Tuesday morning , which tuesday? 11 14 -901 5 " I know I ' ve ingested it " . By Tuesday morning , officials had given the green light to about 35 percent of West Virginia American Water ' s customers . I ' ve ingested it " Is it dangerous to ingest? 3 9 -901 5 " I know I ' ve ingested it " . By Tuesday morning , officials had given the green light to about 35 percent of West Virginia American Water ' s customers . given How did officials give the green light to the customers? 16 17 -902 1 BEIJING - Two hours before showtime at Beijing ' s prestigious National Center for the Performing Arts , China ' s equivalent of the Met , performers with the American Hollywood Film Orchestra were having a vaudevillian moment . vaudevillian what is this word? 36 37 -902 1 BEIJING - Two hours before showtime at Beijing ' s prestigious National Center for the Performing Arts , China ' s equivalent of the Met , performers with the American Hollywood Film Orchestra were having a vaudevillian moment . moment What caused this vaudevillian moment? 37 38 -902 1 BEIJING - Two hours before showtime at Beijing ' s prestigious National Center for the Performing Arts , China ' s equivalent of the Met , performers with the American Hollywood Film Orchestra were having a vaudevillian moment . were having a vaudevillian moment How where they having such a moment? 33 38 -902 2 It was the latest stop on a blitzkrieg winter tour of China for a somewhat motley but certainly merry group of American minstrels definitely not from Hollywood . blitzkrieg winter what is a blitzkrieg winter? 7 9 -902 2 It was the latest stop on a blitzkrieg winter tour of China for a somewhat motley but certainly merry group of American minstrels definitely not from Hollywood . somewhat motley Why didn't this foundation attract classier acts? 14 16 -902 2 It was the latest stop on a blitzkrieg winter tour of China for a somewhat motley but certainly merry group of American minstrels definitely not from Hollywood . blitzkrieg winter tour of China How was this tour comparable to the blitzkrieg? 7 12 -902 2 It was the latest stop on a blitzkrieg winter tour of China for a somewhat motley but certainly merry group of American minstrels definitely not from Hollywood . somewhat motley but certainly merry What factors lead to this description? 14 19 -902 2 It was the latest stop on a blitzkrieg winter tour of China for a somewhat motley but certainly merry group of American minstrels definitely not from Hollywood . definitely not from Hollywood What distinguished this group as \"definitely not from Hollywood\"? 23 27 -902 3 They schlep by bus , train and plane to more than a dozen cities from late December to mid - January , offering up crowd - pleasing medleys from movies such as " Titanic , " " Dances With Wolves , " " The Incredibles " and " The Godfather " . medleys from movies Did they do songs that weren't featured in hit movies? 27 30 -902 3 They schlep by bus , train and plane to more than a dozen cities from late December to mid - January , offering up crowd - pleasing medleys from movies such as " Titanic , " " Dances With Wolves , " " The Incredibles " and " The Godfather " . schlep What does the term \"schlep\" mean? 1 2 -902 3 They schlep by bus , train and plane to more than a dozen cities from late December to mid - January , offering up crowd - pleasing medleys from movies such as " Titanic , " " Dances With Wolves , " " The Incredibles " and " The Godfather " . more than a dozen cities To which cities did this group travel? 9 14 -902 4 To save on travel expenses , the group doesn ' t lug around large instruments such as drums , upright basses or even cellos ; local promoters in each town provide them . local promoters in each town provide them How lucrative is this for local providers? 25 32 -902 4 To save on travel expenses , the group doesn ' t lug around large instruments such as drums , upright basses or even cellos ; local promoters in each town provide them . local promoters in each town provide them How do these promoters know what to provide, and how many of each instrument to provide? 25 32 -902 5 On this Saturday evening in Beijing , two cellists opened the cases to the loaner instruments and found the bridge on one had come completely off . loaner Why did they have loaner? 14 15 -902 5 On this Saturday evening in Beijing , two cellists opened the cases to the loaner instruments and found the bridge on one had come completely off . On this Saturday evening What is the month and date of the Saturday mentioned? 0 4 -902 5 On this Saturday evening in Beijing , two cellists opened the cases to the loaner instruments and found the bridge on one had come completely off . bridge on one had come completely off How did this accident happen? 19 26 -903 1 FORT LAUDERDALE , Fla . - Researchers are looking to the sun to give hunted and overfished sharks a new ray of hope . hunted and what can the sun do here? 14 16 -903 1 FORT LAUDERDALE , Fla . - Researchers are looking to the sun to give hunted and overfished sharks a new ray of hope . hunted and overfished sharks What kind of sharks are hunted or overfished? 14 18 -903 1 FORT LAUDERDALE , Fla . - Researchers are looking to the sun to give hunted and overfished sharks a new ray of hope . sun What does the sun have to do with hunted and overfished sharks? 11 12 -903 1 FORT LAUDERDALE , Fla . - Researchers are looking to the sun to give hunted and overfished sharks a new ray of hope . hope What is the hope? 22 23 -903 2 Using a special solar - powered tag , marine scientists now can study a shark ' s movements for up to two years by way of data beamed to satellites . data beamed to satellites do they put a chip inside the sharks? 26 30 -903 2 Using a special solar - powered tag , marine scientists now can study a shark ' s movements for up to two years by way of data beamed to satellites . marine scientists Who are the marine scientists and who are they affiliated with? 8 10 -903 2 Using a special solar - powered tag , marine scientists now can study a shark ' s movements for up to two years by way of data beamed to satellites . data What kind of data? 26 27 -903 3 Previously , researchers relied on tags that ran on batteries and sometimes died before all the information could be transmitted . relied on tags that ran on batteries How long would these old tags last? 3 10 -903 4 The new tags are like " a smartphone for marine animals , " said Marco Flagg , CEO of Desert Star , a Marina , Calif . , company that offers the solar devices . Marco Flagg , is he well educated? 14 17 -903 4 The new tags are like " a smartphone for marine animals , " said Marco Flagg , CEO of Desert Star , a Marina , Calif . , company that offers the solar devices . " a smartphone for marine animals , " How much do the tags cost? 5 13 -903 4 The new tags are like " a smartphone for marine animals , " said Marco Flagg , CEO of Desert Star , a Marina , Calif . , company that offers the solar devices . smartphone How are the tags like a smartphone? 7 8 -903 5 " Just like smartphones , the tags have many sensors and communication capability " . many sensors What types of sensors are on the tags? 8 10 -903 5 " Just like smartphones , the tags have many sensors and communication capability " . sensors What kind of sensors do the tags have? 9 10 -904 1 Injuries and ailments from Southern California amusement park rides are rare . are how rare are they? 9 10 -904 1 Injuries and ailments from Southern California amusement park rides are rare . rare Why are injuries rare? 10 11 -904 3 People are more likely to get sick or hurt on older attractions than on newer rides . more likely how likely is it? 2 4 -904 3 People are more likely to get sick or hurt on older attractions than on newer rides . older attractions Which older attractions? 10 12 -904 3 People are more likely to get sick or hurt on older attractions than on newer rides . older attractions What older attractions are people more likely to get hurt on? 10 12 -904 4 And about 1 in 8 accident reports , as they are called , concern riders who were hurt while getting on or off an attraction . on or off How would a person get hurt getting on or off an attraction? 20 23 -904 4 And about 1 in 8 accident reports , as they are called , concern riders who were hurt while getting on or off an attraction . getting on or off an attraction . Why do people get hurt getting on or off a ride? 19 26 -904 5 Those are some of the findings of a Los Angeles Times analysis of six years ' worth of injury data from theme parks across Southern California . six years ' what were they studying for? 13 16 -904 5 Those are some of the findings of a Los Angeles Times analysis of six years ' worth of injury data from theme parks across Southern California . theme parks Which theme parks did the data come from? 21 23 -905 1 From many corners of the United States - Los Angeles , Philadelphia , Mississippi - recent years have brought heartening news about the relentless rise in obesity among American children : Several years into a campaign to get kids to eat better and exercise more , child obesity rates have appeared to stabilize , and might reverse . campaign is it not working? 35 36 -905 1 From many corners of the United States - Los Angeles , Philadelphia , Mississippi - recent years have brought heartening news about the relentless rise in obesity among American children : Several years into a campaign to get kids to eat better and exercise more , child obesity rates have appeared to stabilize , and might reverse . recent years Which years are considered recent years? 15 17 -905 1 From many corners of the United States - Los Angeles , Philadelphia , Mississippi - recent years have brought heartening news about the relentless rise in obesity among American children : Several years into a campaign to get kids to eat better and exercise more , child obesity rates have appeared to stabilize , and might reverse . rise in obesity among American children : How much has obesity risen among American children? 24 31 -905 1 From many corners of the United States - Los Angeles , Philadelphia , Mississippi - recent years have brought heartening news about the relentless rise in obesity among American children : Several years into a campaign to get kids to eat better and exercise more , child obesity rates have appeared to stabilize , and might reverse . Several years How many years is several years? 31 33 -905 1 From many corners of the United States - Los Angeles , Philadelphia , Mississippi - recent years have brought heartening news about the relentless rise in obesity among American children : Several years into a campaign to get kids to eat better and exercise more , child obesity rates have appeared to stabilize , and might reverse . reverse Why are they reversing? 56 57 -905 2 But a study published this week in the journal PNAS suggests that among adolescents , the hopeful signs are limited to those from better - educated , more affluent families . PNAS is it a scientific journal? 9 10 -905 2 But a study published this week in the journal PNAS suggests that among adolescents , the hopeful signs are limited to those from better - educated , more affluent families . hopeful signs What are the hopeful signs? 16 18 -905 2 But a study published this week in the journal PNAS suggests that among adolescents , the hopeful signs are limited to those from better - educated , more affluent families . limited Why would this happen? 19 20 -905 3 Among teenagers from poorer , less well - educated families , obesity has continued to rise . to rise why does it rise among them? 14 16 -905 3 Among teenagers from poorer , less well - educated families , obesity has continued to rise . obesity has continued to rise How much as obesity risen? 11 16 -905 4 Nationally , rates of obesity among adolescents ages 12 to 19 did not rise from 2003 to 2004 , and 2009 to 2010 . from What about the time in between? 14 15 -905 5 But during those times , obesity rates among adolescents whose parents have no more than high - school educations rose from about 20 percent to 25 percent . no more than high - school educations How much specific education did they have? 12 19 -906 1 MIAMI - After his father was diagnosed with cancer , a 15 - year - old Champaign , Ill . , teen started skipping school , erupting in angry outbursts , yelling at teachers and punching holes in walls or retreating to his room paralyzed by an overwhelming sadness . paralyzed how can he cope? 44 45 -906 1 MIAMI - After his father was diagnosed with cancer , a 15 - year - old Champaign , Ill . , teen started skipping school , erupting in angry outbursts , yelling at teachers and punching holes in walls or retreating to his room paralyzed by an overwhelming sadness . cancer , How does a person develop cancer? 8 10 -906 1 MIAMI - After his father was diagnosed with cancer , a 15 - year - old Champaign , Ill . , teen started skipping school , erupting in angry outbursts , yelling at teachers and punching holes in walls or retreating to his room paralyzed by an overwhelming sadness . teen Who is the 15 year old teen? 21 22 -906 1 MIAMI - After his father was diagnosed with cancer , a 15 - year - old Champaign , Ill . , teen started skipping school , erupting in angry outbursts , yelling at teachers and punching holes in walls or retreating to his room paralyzed by an overwhelming sadness . walls Is there a positive outlet he could be using for this stress? 38 39 -906 2 When the teen ' s assistant principal approached him a few months ago about seeking help for mental illness , the student initially declined , saying he didn ' t need it . illness , is he ill? 18 20 -906 2 When the teen ' s assistant principal approached him a few months ago about seeking help for mental illness , the student initially declined , saying he didn ' t need it . mental illness , What is considered to be a mental illness? 17 20 -906 2 When the teen ' s assistant principal approached him a few months ago about seeking help for mental illness , the student initially declined , saying he didn ' t need it . principal What is the role of a principal in the life of a depressed student? 6 7 -906 2 When the teen ' s assistant principal approached him a few months ago about seeking help for mental illness , the student initially declined , saying he didn ' t need it . need Is denial a normal aspect of this mental illness? 30 31 -906 3 However , eventually he did seek treatment . eventually he did how long did it take? 2 5 -906 3 However , eventually he did seek treatment . treatment Where does one seek treatment for a mental illness? 6 7 -906 3 However , eventually he did seek treatment . treatment Where did the teen seek treatment? 6 7 -906 3 However , eventually he did seek treatment . treatment What type of treatment was being used? 6 7 -906 3 However , eventually he did seek treatment . treatment How did this treatment go? 6 7 -906 4 Diagnosed with major depressive disorder , he joined group therapy sessions at his school . major depressive was he really depressed? 2 4 -906 4 Diagnosed with major depressive disorder , he joined group therapy sessions at his school . major depressive disorder , How is one evaluated and diagnosed with major depressive disorder? 2 6 -906 4 Diagnosed with major depressive disorder , he joined group therapy sessions at his school . school Has he been able to receive the help he needed? 13 14 -906 5 As stories about increasing school violence dominate headlines , experts say many teens are struggling with untreated mental illness . school violence When did our society begin to document school violence? 4 6 -906 5 As stories about increasing school violence dominate headlines , experts say many teens are struggling with untreated mental illness . untreated mental illness Why are these illnesses not being treated properly? 16 19 -906 5 As stories about increasing school violence dominate headlines , experts say many teens are struggling with untreated mental illness . untreated Could the lack of health insurance have anything to do with this? 16 17 -907 1 WASHINGTON - Jackie Nussbaum knew her son liked playing DragonVale on the family iPad - a colorful game with soothing music and chirping birds where kids raise adorable baby dragons . Jackie Nussbaum is she just a random citizen? 2 4 -907 1 WASHINGTON - Jackie Nussbaum knew her son liked playing DragonVale on the family iPad - a colorful game with soothing music and chirping birds where kids raise adorable baby dragons . knew her son liked playing DragonVale How did she know? 4 10 -907 2 What she didn ' t realize was that he was buying virtual gems - with real money - to build his dragon park as part of the game . real money where did the money come from? 15 17 -907 2 What she didn ' t realize was that he was buying virtual gems - with real money - to build his dragon park as part of the game . with real money How was the information to buy the in-game items added? 14 17 -907 3 When she opened her credit card statement , she saw a slew of charges from Apple , totaling $ 600 in one day . totaling $ 600 how did he spend so much? 17 20 -907 3 When she opened her credit card statement , she saw a slew of charges from Apple , totaling $ 600 in one day . slew of charges from Apple , How was there no limit or alert to let her know this was happening? 11 17 -908 1 LOS ANGELES - The sardine fishing boat Eileen motored slowly through moonlit waters from San Pedro to Santa Catalina Island , its weary - eyed captain growing more desperate as the night wore on . Santa Catalina where is that? 17 19 -908 1 LOS ANGELES - The sardine fishing boat Eileen motored slowly through moonlit waters from San Pedro to Santa Catalina Island , its weary - eyed captain growing more desperate as the night wore on . growing more desperate Why growing more desperate, where they on sea for long? 26 29 -908 1 LOS ANGELES - The sardine fishing boat Eileen motored slowly through moonlit waters from San Pedro to Santa Catalina Island , its weary - eyed captain growing more desperate as the night wore on . growing more desperate What happened that she is captaining the boat in an unfit shape? 26 29 -908 1 LOS ANGELES - The sardine fishing boat Eileen motored slowly through moonlit waters from San Pedro to Santa Catalina Island , its weary - eyed captain growing more desperate as the night wore on . desperate Why is he desperate and what is he desperate about? 28 29 -908 2 After 12 hours and $ 1 , 000 worth of fuel , Corbin Hanson and his crew returned to port without a single fish . single fish was the water empty? 22 24 -908 2 After 12 hours and $ 1 , 000 worth of fuel , Corbin Hanson and his crew returned to port without a single fish . without a single fish How much fish would they usually have. Has this been a occurring pattern? 20 24 -908 2 After 12 hours and $ 1 , 000 worth of fuel , Corbin Hanson and his crew returned to port without a single fish . without a single fish . Why did he not catch any fish? 20 25 -908 2 After 12 hours and $ 1 , 000 worth of fuel , Corbin Hanson and his crew returned to port without a single fish . his crew How many people are in the crew? 15 17 -908 3 " Tonight ' s pretty reflective of how things have been going , " Hanson said . how things have been how long has it been that way? 7 11 -908 3 " Tonight ' s pretty reflective of how things have been going , " Hanson said . how things have been going , " Why is this happening? 7 14 -908 5 The decline has prompted steep cuts in the amount fishermen are allowed to catch , and scientists say the effects are probably radiating throughout the ecosystem , starving brown pelicans , sea lions and other predators that rely on the oily , energy - rich fish for food . starving brown pelicans , I thought pelicans ate all kinds of fish? why would they starve if only the sardines are removed from their diet? 27 31 -909 1 WASHINGTON - Doctors are warning that if Congress cuts food stamps , the federal government could be socked with bigger health bills . Doctors are warning Which doctors? 2 5 -909 1 WASHINGTON - Doctors are warning that if Congress cuts food stamps , the federal government could be socked with bigger health bills . bigger health bills How does cutting food stamps relate to bigger health bills? 19 22 -909 1 WASHINGTON - Doctors are warning that if Congress cuts food stamps , the federal government could be socked with bigger health bills . bigger health bills HOW DOES THIS EQUATE TO A BUDGET CUT ON FOOD STAMPS? 19 22 -909 2 Maybe not immediately , they say , but over time if the poor wind up in doctors ' offices or hospitals as a result . if the poor THE POOR WILL END UP IN HOSPITALS AND DOCTORS OFFICES ANYWAYS, HOW DOES THIS SIGNIFICANTLY INCREASE WHAT WE ARE ALREADY SPENDING ON HEALTH COSTS? 10 13 -909 3 Among the health risks of hunger are spiked rates of diabetes and developmental problems for young children down the road . spiked rates of diabetes IF BEING OVERWEIGHT CAUSES DIABETES, HOW DOES HUNGER CAUSE IT TOO? 7 11 -909 4 The doctors ' lobbying effort comes as Congress is working on a compromise farm bill that ' s certain to include food stamp cuts . compromise farm bill What does this farm bill entail? 12 15 -909 4 The doctors ' lobbying effort comes as Congress is working on a compromise farm bill that ' s certain to include food stamp cuts . food stamp cuts Why would Congress want food stamp cuts? 21 24 -909 4 The doctors ' lobbying effort comes as Congress is working on a compromise farm bill that ' s certain to include food stamp cuts . compromise farm bill WHAT TYPE OF FARM BILL AND HOW DOES ONE ITEM INVOLVE THE OTHER? 12 15 -909 5 Republicans want heftier reductions than do Democrats in yet another partisan battle over the government ' s role in helping poor Americans . heftier reductions WHAT IS THE REASONING FOR HEFTIER CUTS AND WHAT ARE THE FINAL OUTCOMES EITHER WAY? 2 4 -910 1 PHILADELPHIA - University of Pennsylvania archaeologists say they have found the tomb of a previously unknown Egyptian pharaoh who ruled more than 3 , 600 years ago , the first discovery of what they predict could be more than a dozen tombs from a forgotten dynasty . the tomb how did they find it? 10 12 -910 1 PHILADELPHIA - University of Pennsylvania archaeologists say they have found the tomb of a previously unknown Egyptian pharaoh who ruled more than 3 , 600 years ago , the first discovery of what they predict could be more than a dozen tombs from a forgotten dynasty . found How did the find the tomb? 9 10 -910 1 PHILADELPHIA - University of Pennsylvania archaeologists say they have found the tomb of a previously unknown Egyptian pharaoh who ruled more than 3 , 600 years ago , the first discovery of what they predict could be more than a dozen tombs from a forgotten dynasty . predict Why are they predicting that there are more tombs? 34 35 -910 1 PHILADELPHIA - University of Pennsylvania archaeologists say they have found the tomb of a previously unknown Egyptian pharaoh who ruled more than 3 , 600 years ago , the first discovery of what they predict could be more than a dozen tombs from a forgotten dynasty . found Where specifically did this find this tomb? 9 10 -910 1 PHILADELPHIA - University of Pennsylvania archaeologists say they have found the tomb of a previously unknown Egyptian pharaoh who ruled more than 3 , 600 years ago , the first discovery of what they predict could be more than a dozen tombs from a forgotten dynasty . University of Pennsylvania archaeologists Which University of Pennsylvania archaeologists? 2 6 -910 2 The tomb , found last week , was heavily looted , but hieroglyphs on the chamber walls clearly identified it as belonging to a ruler named Woseribre Senebkay , the Penn team announced Wednesday in conjunction with the Egyptian government . heavily looted , who looted it? 8 11 -910 2 The tomb , found last week , was heavily looted , but hieroglyphs on the chamber walls clearly identified it as belonging to a ruler named Woseribre Senebkay , the Penn team announced Wednesday in conjunction with the Egyptian government . looted , Why was the tomb looted? 9 11 -910 2 The tomb , found last week , was heavily looted , but hieroglyphs on the chamber walls clearly identified it as belonging to a ruler named Woseribre Senebkay , the Penn team announced Wednesday in conjunction with the Egyptian government . announced Why is Woseribre Senebkay making an announcement about the tomb? 32 33 -910 2 The tomb , found last week , was heavily looted , but hieroglyphs on the chamber walls clearly identified it as belonging to a ruler named Woseribre Senebkay , the Penn team announced Wednesday in conjunction with the Egyptian government . identified What made them think these hieroglyphs belonged to this ruler? 18 19 -910 3 The researchers already have begun excavating several nearby sites that appear to be from the same dynasty , at the site of the ancient city of Abydos , more than 300 miles south of Cairo , said Josef Wegner , a Penn associate professor of Egyptology . same How do they know the excavation sites are from the same dynasty? 15 16 -910 3 The researchers already have begun excavating several nearby sites that appear to be from the same dynasty , at the site of the ancient city of Abydos , more than 300 miles south of Cairo , said Josef Wegner , a Penn associate professor of Egyptology . professor How is Joseph Wegner qualified to be an associate professor of Egyptology? 43 44 -910 3 The researchers already have begun excavating several nearby sites that appear to be from the same dynasty , at the site of the ancient city of Abydos , more than 300 miles south of Cairo , said Josef Wegner , a Penn associate professor of Egyptology . nearby How close by are these sites? Several miles or hundreds of miles? 7 8 -910 4 " It looks like there ' s a whole royal necropolis of this lost dynasty , " said Wegner , an associate curator at Penn ' s Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology . necropolis what is a necropolis? 10 11 -910 4 " It looks like there ' s a whole royal necropolis of this lost dynasty , " said Wegner , an associate curator at Penn ' s Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology . lost Why was the dynasty lost? 13 14 -910 4 " It looks like there ' s a whole royal necropolis of this lost dynasty , " said Wegner , an associate curator at Penn ' s Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology . necropolis What does he mean when he uses the term necropolis? 10 11 -910 5 Archaeologists had suspected the existence of the unknown pharaohs from an ancient list of rulers called the Turin King List , portions of which are torn and decayed . Turin King List , who created the list? 17 21 -910 5 Archaeologists had suspected the existence of the unknown pharaohs from an ancient list of rulers called the Turin King List , portions of which are torn and decayed . suspected Why did archaeologist suspect the existence of the unknown pharaohs? 2 3 -910 5 Archaeologists had suspected the existence of the unknown pharaohs from an ancient list of rulers called the Turin King List , portions of which are torn and decayed . list Why were the rulers listed? 12 13 -910 5 Archaeologists had suspected the existence of the unknown pharaohs from an ancient list of rulers called the Turin King List , portions of which are torn and decayed . torn Why was the Turin King list torn and decayed? 25 26 -910 5 Archaeologists had suspected the existence of the unknown pharaohs from an ancient list of rulers called the Turin King List , portions of which are torn and decayed . suspected What led them to suspect they existed? 2 3 -911 1 SEATTLE - There ' s little lyrical language to be found in the most recent international report on climate change . lyrical language what does this mean? 6 8 -911 1 SEATTLE - There ' s little lyrical language to be found in the most recent international report on climate change . lyrical How is the language lyrical? 6 7 -911 1 SEATTLE - There ' s little lyrical language to be found in the most recent international report on climate change . international Why is the report international? 15 16 -911 1 SEATTLE - There ' s little lyrical language to be found in the most recent international report on climate change . change How is the climate changing? 19 20 -911 1 SEATTLE - There ' s little lyrical language to be found in the most recent international report on climate change . most recent When did the report come out? 13 15 -911 1 SEATTLE - There ' s little lyrical language to be found in the most recent international report on climate change . international report What is the international report on climate change? 15 17 -911 2 The document from the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change ( IPCC ) runs to 2 , 200 pages and is crammed with technical details about greenhouse gas emissions , rising sea levels and atmospheric circulation . crammed Why are the details crammed? 22 23 -911 2 The document from the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change ( IPCC ) runs to 2 , 200 pages and is crammed with technical details about greenhouse gas emissions , rising sea levels and atmospheric circulation . details How were the technical details collected? 25 26 -911 2 The document from the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change ( IPCC ) runs to 2 , 200 pages and is crammed with technical details about greenhouse gas emissions , rising sea levels and atmospheric circulation . about How IPCC determine what technical details would be included in the 2,200 pages? 26 27 -911 3 Seattle oceanographer Gregory Johnson was a lead author of the chapter on marine measurements , and even he was having a hard time wrapping his head around the massive compilation . Gregory Johnson what are his credentials? 2 4 -911 3 Seattle oceanographer Gregory Johnson was a lead author of the chapter on marine measurements , and even he was having a hard time wrapping his head around the massive compilation . lead Why was Gregory Johnson the lead author of the chapter on marine measurements? 6 7 -911 3 Seattle oceanographer Gregory Johnson was a lead author of the chapter on marine measurements , and even he was having a hard time wrapping his head around the massive compilation . measurements , How are the measurements taken? 13 15 -911 3 Seattle oceanographer Gregory Johnson was a lead author of the chapter on marine measurements , and even he was having a hard time wrapping his head around the massive compilation . massive How is he confident in his measurements if wrapping his head around its compilation is hard for him? 28 29 -911 3 Seattle oceanographer Gregory Johnson was a lead author of the chapter on marine measurements , and even he was having a hard time wrapping his head around the massive compilation . marine measurements , What are marine measurements? 12 15 -911 4 So when a bad cold kept him in the house one weekend , Johnson decided to distill the report to its essence via a centuries - old Japanese art form : haiku . haiku can we read the haiku? 31 32 -911 4 So when a bad cold kept him in the house one weekend , Johnson decided to distill the report to its essence via a centuries - old Japanese art form : haiku . bad Why was the cold bad? 3 4 -911 4 So when a bad cold kept him in the house one weekend , Johnson decided to distill the report to its essence via a centuries - old Japanese art form : haiku . kept How did the cold keep him inside? 5 6 -911 4 So when a bad cold kept him in the house one weekend , Johnson decided to distill the report to its essence via a centuries - old Japanese art form : haiku . decided Why did Johnson decide to distill the report via haiku? 14 15 -911 4 So when a bad cold kept him in the house one weekend , Johnson decided to distill the report to its essence via a centuries - old Japanese art form : haiku . haiku What is haiku? 31 32 -911 5 The result is a virtual booklet that is riding a wave of celebrity on the Web and in the Twittersphere . Twittersphere what is the twittersphere? 19 20 -911 5 The result is a virtual booklet that is riding a wave of celebrity on the Web and in the Twittersphere . virtual Why is the booklet virtual? 4 5 -911 5 The result is a virtual booklet that is riding a wave of celebrity on the Web and in the Twittersphere . celebrity How does a booklet become a celebrity? 12 13 -912 1 LOS ANGELES - Officials of the small town of Willits , Calif . , looked at their two municipal reservoirs last week , did some calculating and realized they had enough water to last only 100 days . looked How did they \"look\" at them? 14 15 -912 1 LOS ANGELES - Officials of the small town of Willits , Calif . , looked at their two municipal reservoirs last week , did some calculating and realized they had enough water to last only 100 days . calculating How did they go about calculating the figures? 25 26 -912 1 LOS ANGELES - Officials of the small town of Willits , Calif . , looked at their two municipal reservoirs last week , did some calculating and realized they had enough water to last only 100 days . enough Why do they need water to last more than 100 days? 30 31 -912 1 LOS ANGELES - Officials of the small town of Willits , Calif . , looked at their two municipal reservoirs last week , did some calculating and realized they had enough water to last only 100 days . water Why did they have enough water for only 100 days? 31 32 -912 1 LOS ANGELES - Officials of the small town of Willits , Calif . , looked at their two municipal reservoirs last week , did some calculating and realized they had enough water to last only 100 days . last only 100 days How important is this to the citizens as a whole? Are there other water supplies? 33 37 -912 2 It was time to adopt the toughest rationing measures they could . adopt How did they adopt new measures? 4 5 -912 2 It was time to adopt the toughest rationing measures they could . toughest Why were they considered tough? 6 7 -912 2 It was time to adopt the toughest rationing measures they could . rationing Why did they need to ration water? 7 8 -912 2 It was time to adopt the toughest rationing measures they could . rationing measures What type of rationing measures were the officials putting into place? 7 9 -912 2 It was time to adopt the toughest rationing measures they could . toughest rationing how tough are they? 6 8 -912 2 It was time to adopt the toughest rationing measures they could . rationing measures How is water generally rationed? 7 9 -912 3 The 5 , 000 residents of this former lumber town in Mendocino County on the edge of redwood country are now on a crash water diet . former Why is the town no longer a lumber town? 7 8 -912 3 The 5 , 000 residents of this former lumber town in Mendocino County on the edge of redwood country are now on a crash water diet . crash Why is it called a \"crash\" diet? 23 24 -912 3 The 5 , 000 residents of this former lumber town in Mendocino County on the edge of redwood country are now on a crash water diet . lumber town What happened to the town's lumber industry? 8 10 -912 3 The 5 , 000 residents of this former lumber town in Mendocino County on the edge of redwood country are now on a crash water diet . crash water diet what is this diet? 23 26 -912 3 The 5 , 000 residents of this former lumber town in Mendocino County on the edge of redwood country are now on a crash water diet . crash water diet How does a crash water diet work? 23 26 -912 4 A family of four isn ' t supposed to use more than 150 gallons a day . 150 How do regulators know how much water a family of four uses? 12 13 -912 4 A family of four isn ' t supposed to use more than 150 gallons a day . 150 gallons a day Why were so many people using so much water? 12 16 -912 5 Outdoor watering , car washing and hosing down pavement are banned . watering , Why is outdoor watering banned? 1 3 -912 5 Outdoor watering , car washing and hosing down pavement are banned . washing How are they enforcing the ban on car washing? 4 5 -912 5 Outdoor watering , car washing and hosing down pavement are banned . pavement Why do people hose down pavement? 8 9 -912 5 Outdoor watering , car washing and hosing down pavement are banned . are banned Is there an end in sight or is this until further notice? 9 11 -913 1 BERLIN - The world ' s richest 85 people control the same amount of wealth as half the world ' s population , according to a report issued Monday by the British - based anti - poverty charity Oxfam . richest 85 people who are they? 6 9 -913 1 BERLIN - The world ' s richest 85 people control the same amount of wealth as half the world ' s population , according to a report issued Monday by the British - based anti - poverty charity Oxfam . The world ' s richest 85 What contributed to these people wealth? 2 8 -913 1 BERLIN - The world ' s richest 85 people control the same amount of wealth as half the world ' s population , according to a report issued Monday by the British - based anti - poverty charity Oxfam . richest who are the world's richest people? 6 7 -913 2 That means the world ' s poorest 3 . 55 billion people must live on what the richest 85 possess . richest 85 possess does it seem unfair? 17 20 -913 2 That means the world ' s poorest 3 . 55 billion people must live on what the richest 85 possess . must live on what the richest 85 possess Whats the average salary they live on? 12 20 -913 3 Another way to look at it : Each of the wealthiest 85 has access to the same resources as do about 42 million of the world ' s poor , a number equal to the populations of Canada , Kentucky and Kansas , taken together . same resources What resources do people use to acquire wealth? 16 18 -913 4 The report was issued just before The World Economic Forum opens on Wednesday in Davos , Switzerland . Davos , is that a big city? 14 16 -913 4 The report was issued just before The World Economic Forum opens on Wednesday in Davos , Switzerland . Wednesday What was the month and year the report was issued? 12 13 -913 4 The report was issued just before The World Economic Forum opens on Wednesday in Davos , Switzerland . report Is the report about the richest 85 people compared to the poor? 1 2 -913 5 The forum is a gathering spot for world political , academic and business leaders where , the forum ' s website says , they " shape global , regional and industry agendas " . " shape global , regional how do they shape it? 24 29 -913 5 The forum is a gathering spot for world political , academic and business leaders where , the forum ' s website says , they " shape global , regional and industry agendas " . website Whats the web address of this website? 20 21 -914 1 SAN FRANCISCO - A federal appeals court became the first in the nation to rule that prospective jurors may not be excluded because of their sexual orientation , a decision that expands juror protections beyond race and gender and provides legal ammunition to challenge laws that limit gay rights . federal appeals court Which federal appeals court? 4 7 -914 1 SAN FRANCISCO - A federal appeals court became the first in the nation to rule that prospective jurors may not be excluded because of their sexual orientation , a decision that expands juror protections beyond race and gender and provides legal ammunition to challenge laws that limit gay rights . limit Why are gay rights limited? 46 47 -914 1 SAN FRANCISCO - A federal appeals court became the first in the nation to rule that prospective jurors may not be excluded because of their sexual orientation , a decision that expands juror protections beyond race and gender and provides legal ammunition to challenge laws that limit gay rights . challenge Why are laws that limit gay rights being challenged? 43 44 -914 2 The sweeping , unanimous decision Tuesday by a three - judge panel of the 9th U . S . three - judge what is a judge panel? 8 11 -914 2 The sweeping , unanimous decision Tuesday by a three - judge panel of the 9th U . S . unanimous Why was the decision unanimous? 3 4 -914 2 The sweeping , unanimous decision Tuesday by a three - judge panel of the 9th U . S . three - judge Why are there three-judges on the panel? 8 11 -914 2 The sweeping , unanimous decision Tuesday by a three - judge panel of the 9th U . S . 9th How many panels are there? 14 15 -914 2 The sweeping , unanimous decision Tuesday by a three - judge panel of the 9th U . S . three - judge panel Who were the three judges on the panel? 8 12 -914 2 The sweeping , unanimous decision Tuesday by a three - judge panel of the 9th U . S . 9th U . S What id the 9th U.S.? 14 18 -914 3 Circuit Court of Appeals overturned a mixed jury verdict in an antitrust case involving an AIDS drug . antitrust case what is that? 11 13 -914 3 Circuit Court of Appeals overturned a mixed jury verdict in an antitrust case involving an AIDS drug . AIDS drug Which AIDS drug was at question? 15 17 -914 3 Circuit Court of Appeals overturned a mixed jury verdict in an antitrust case involving an AIDS drug . antitrust Why was the AIDs drug charged with antitrust? 11 12 -914 3 Circuit Court of Appeals overturned a mixed jury verdict in an antitrust case involving an AIDS drug . AIDS drug Which AIDS drug was involved in the antitrust case? 15 17 -914 4 The 9th Circuit said the case would have to be retried because an obviously gay juror was unjustifiably excluded from the jury . obviously gay how was it obvious? 13 15 -914 4 The 9th Circuit said the case would have to be retried because an obviously gay juror was unjustifiably excluded from the jury . obviously gay juror How was this juror \"obviously\" gay? 13 16 -914 4 The 9th Circuit said the case would have to be retried because an obviously gay juror was unjustifiably excluded from the jury . obviously How was the juror obviously gay? 13 14 -914 4 The 9th Circuit said the case would have to be retried because an obviously gay juror was unjustifiably excluded from the jury . unjustifiably How was the exclusion unjustifiable? 17 18 -914 4 The 9th Circuit said the case would have to be retried because an obviously gay juror was unjustifiably excluded from the jury . jury How many jurors were in the jury? 21 22 -914 4 The 9th Circuit said the case would have to be retried because an obviously gay juror was unjustifiably excluded from the jury . an obviously gay juror In what ways was the juror obviously gay? 12 16 -914 5 California state courts already prohibit the striking of jurors based on sexual orientation . prohibit Why is it prohibited to strike jurors based on their sexual orientation? 4 5 -915 1 PHILADELPHIA - Coming from image - conscious professionals who prefer to gush about the beauty of flowers and the joys of growing vegetables , the words were downright shocking : " Horticulture is under siege " . image - conscious professionals Who are the image-conscious professionals? 4 8 -915 1 PHILADELPHIA - Coming from image - conscious professionals who prefer to gush about the beauty of flowers and the joys of growing vegetables , the words were downright shocking : " Horticulture is under siege " . image - conscious professionals How are the professionals image-conscious? 4 8 -915 1 PHILADELPHIA - Coming from image - conscious professionals who prefer to gush about the beauty of flowers and the joys of growing vegetables , the words were downright shocking : " Horticulture is under siege " . " Horticulture is under siege " Why is this the case? 30 36 -915 2 They jumped off a three - page letter penned by a half - dozen of the country ' s most prominent plant people sent in December to 800 schools and universities , government agencies , industry associations , and growers of everything from almonds to onions . plant people environmentalists it means? 21 23 -915 2 They jumped off a three - page letter penned by a half - dozen of the country ' s most prominent plant people sent in December to 800 schools and universities , government agencies , industry associations , and growers of everything from almonds to onions . plant people Who are plant people? 21 23 -915 2 They jumped off a three - page letter penned by a half - dozen of the country ' s most prominent plant people sent in December to 800 schools and universities , government agencies , industry associations , and growers of everything from almonds to onions . three - page letter Why did they send a letter? 4 8 -915 2 They jumped off a three - page letter penned by a half - dozen of the country ' s most prominent plant people sent in December to 800 schools and universities , government agencies , industry associations , and growers of everything from almonds to onions . the country ' s most prominent plant people Who are the country's most prominent plant people? 15 23 -915 3 Clearly , horticulture - once a priority , if not an obsession , for generations of Americans - is in trouble . obsession , why are they obsessed with it? 11 13 -915 3 Clearly , horticulture - once a priority , if not an obsession , for generations of Americans - is in trouble . once a priority , When was horticulture a priority? 4 8 -915 4 The letter warns that if something isn ' t done soon to boost the ranks of plant scientists , breeders , students , and others in the field , horticulture could become a lost art and a forgotten science . science is it really a science? 38 39 -915 4 The letter warns that if something isn ' t done soon to boost the ranks of plant scientists , breeders , students , and others in the field , horticulture could become a lost art and a forgotten science . something isn ' t done soon What do they want done? 5 11 -915 4 The letter warns that if something isn ' t done soon to boost the ranks of plant scientists , breeders , students , and others in the field , horticulture could become a lost art and a forgotten science . something isn ' t done soon How could they do something to boost the ranks of those in horticulture? 5 11 -915 4 The letter warns that if something isn ' t done soon to boost the ranks of plant scientists , breeders , students , and others in the field , horticulture could become a lost art and a forgotten science . if something isn ' t done soon Does the letter suggest a solution? 4 11 -915 5 " Think of all the careers horticulture is competing against . horticulture is competing against What is being done to help this field in competition against other trades? 6 10 -916 1 ST . PETERSBURG , Fla . - Andy Warhol was an early adopter of selfies , if a new exhibit showcasing his work is any indication . selfies , how did he take selfies? 14 16 -916 4 And despite the 1970s clothing and Studio 54 - era glitter of the art and photographs , the exhibit feels fresh . Studio 54 - era what is studio 54? 6 10 -917 1 NEWPORT NEWS , Va . - Using fish to make fertilizer isn ' t a new concept . fish How do you use fish to make fertilizer? 7 8 -917 1 NEWPORT NEWS , Va . - Using fish to make fertilizer isn ' t a new concept . concept How long has using fish to make fertilizer been around? 16 17 -917 1 NEWPORT NEWS , Va . - Using fish to make fertilizer isn ' t a new concept . fertilizer What kind of fertilizer? 10 11 -917 2 But John Morris has modernized the process through a sophisticated farming operation called aquaponics . aquaponics can it be explained? 13 14 -917 2 But John Morris has modernized the process through a sophisticated farming operation called aquaponics . aquaponics what is aquaponics? 13 14 -917 2 But John Morris has modernized the process through a sophisticated farming operation called aquaponics . aquaponics What is aquaponics? 13 14 -917 2 But John Morris has modernized the process through a sophisticated farming operation called aquaponics . John Morris Who is John Morris and what kind of work does he do? 1 3 -917 3 Last February , Morris turned his 8 - acre Isle of Wight , Va . , spread into the Herb Aqua Farm . the Herb Aqua Farm how is this created and how does it look like? 18 22 -917 4 Inside two large greenhouses , Morris raises tilapia fish in large tanks . raises tilapia fish how much fish does he have in each tank? 6 9 -917 5 The fish produce waste , and the waste water is processed into a kind of liquid fertilizer . liquid fertilizer is it effective fertilizer? 15 17 -917 5 The fish produce waste , and the waste water is processed into a kind of liquid fertilizer . waste water how do they separate the waste from the water? 7 9 -918 1 LOS ANGELES - A rapidly mutating virus has leaped from plants to honeybees , where it is reproducing and contributing to the collapse of colonies vital to the multibillion - dollar agricultural industry , according to a new study . mutating What does it mean to say a virus is mutating? 5 6 -918 1 LOS ANGELES - A rapidly mutating virus has leaped from plants to honeybees , where it is reproducing and contributing to the collapse of colonies vital to the multibillion - dollar agricultural industry , according to a new study . virus How does a virus mutate from one species to another? 6 7 -918 1 LOS ANGELES - A rapidly mutating virus has leaped from plants to honeybees , where it is reproducing and contributing to the collapse of colonies vital to the multibillion - dollar agricultural industry , according to a new study . rapidly mutating virus How is the virus mutating? 4 7 -918 1 LOS ANGELES - A rapidly mutating virus has leaped from plants to honeybees , where it is reproducing and contributing to the collapse of colonies vital to the multibillion - dollar agricultural industry , according to a new study . rapidly mutating virus From where does this virus originate? 4 7 -918 2 Tobacco ringspot virus , a pollen - borne pathogen that causes blight in soy crops , was found during routine screening of commercial honeybees at a U . S . Department of Agriculture laboratory , where further study revealed the RNA virus was replicating inside its Apis mellifera hosts and spreading to mites that travel from bee to bee , according to the study published online Tuesday in the journal mBio . ringspot virus , is that a common virus? 1 4 -918 2 Tobacco ringspot virus , a pollen - borne pathogen that causes blight in soy crops , was found during routine screening of commercial honeybees at a U . S . Department of Agriculture laboratory , where further study revealed the RNA virus was replicating inside its Apis mellifera hosts and spreading to mites that travel from bee to bee , according to the study published online Tuesday in the journal mBio . pollen - borne What does pollen-borne mean? 5 8 -918 2 Tobacco ringspot virus , a pollen - borne pathogen that causes blight in soy crops , was found during routine screening of commercial honeybees at a U . S . Department of Agriculture laboratory , where further study revealed the RNA virus was replicating inside its Apis mellifera hosts and spreading to mites that travel from bee to bee , according to the study published online Tuesday in the journal mBio . RNA Where do RNA viruses develop? 40 41 -918 2 Tobacco ringspot virus , a pollen - borne pathogen that causes blight in soy crops , was found during routine screening of commercial honeybees at a U . S . Department of Agriculture laboratory , where further study revealed the RNA virus was replicating inside its Apis mellifera hosts and spreading to mites that travel from bee to bee , according to the study published online Tuesday in the journal mBio . Apis mellifera What is an Apis mellifera? 46 48 -918 2 Tobacco ringspot virus , a pollen - borne pathogen that causes blight in soy crops , was found during routine screening of commercial honeybees at a U . S . Department of Agriculture laboratory , where further study revealed the RNA virus was replicating inside its Apis mellifera hosts and spreading to mites that travel from bee to bee , according to the study published online Tuesday in the journal mBio . found during routine screening How was the screening performed? 17 21 -918 2 Tobacco ringspot virus , a pollen - borne pathogen that causes blight in soy crops , was found during routine screening of commercial honeybees at a U . S . Department of Agriculture laboratory , where further study revealed the RNA virus was replicating inside its Apis mellifera hosts and spreading to mites that travel from bee to bee , according to the study published online Tuesday in the journal mBio . Tobacco ringspot virus , How would this virus have been introduced to the environment if it was not there before? 0 4 -918 3 The discovery is the first report of honeybees becoming infected by a pollen - borne RNA virus that spread systematically through the bees and hives . honeybees Is it normal for honeybees to become infected with a virus? 7 8 -918 3 The discovery is the first report of honeybees becoming infected by a pollen - borne RNA virus that spread systematically through the bees and hives . first report When was this blight taking place? 4 6 -918 3 The discovery is the first report of honeybees becoming infected by a pollen - borne RNA virus that spread systematically through the bees and hives . pollen - borne RNA virus Do viruses spread via pollen frequently? 12 17 -918 4 Traces of the virus were detected in every part of the bee examined , except its eyes , according to the study . its eyes , why not the eyes? 15 18 -918 4 Traces of the virus were detected in every part of the bee examined , except its eyes , according to the study . detected How are viruses detected in honeybees? 5 6 -918 4 Traces of the virus were detected in every part of the bee examined , except its eyes , according to the study . examined , How are viruses examined in honeybees? 12 14 -918 4 Traces of the virus were detected in every part of the bee examined , except its eyes , according to the study . except its eyes , Why does the virus affect all areas except the eyes? 14 18 -918 5 Commercially cultivated bees pollinate about 90 crops worldwide , a service valued at $ 14 billion annually . cultivated How are bees cultivated? 1 2 -918 5 Commercially cultivated bees pollinate about 90 crops worldwide , a service valued at $ 14 billion annually . pollinate What does it mean to pollinate a bee? 3 4 -918 5 Commercially cultivated bees pollinate about 90 crops worldwide , a service valued at $ 14 billion annually . 90 crops worldwide , What percentage of these are farmed in the areas that infected bees are confirmed? 5 9 -919 1 RIO DE JANEIRO - A stout green catamaran plied the polluted waters of Rio de Janeiro ' s Guanabara Bay Monday alongside the local fishing boats , but instead of grouper and swordfish its catch consisted of plastic bags , soda bottles and a discarded toilet seat . plastic bags , soda bottles Is there an initiative to clean up the pollution? 37 42 -919 1 RIO DE JANEIRO - A stout green catamaran plied the polluted waters of Rio de Janeiro ' s Guanabara Bay Monday alongside the local fishing boats , but instead of grouper and swordfish its catch consisted of plastic bags , soda bottles and a discarded toilet seat . grouper and swordfish Are these fish typically found in this area? 30 33 -919 1 RIO DE JANEIRO - A stout green catamaran plied the polluted waters of Rio de Janeiro ' s Guanabara Bay Monday alongside the local fishing boats , but instead of grouper and swordfish its catch consisted of plastic bags , soda bottles and a discarded toilet seat . polluted How are fishermen still fishing a polluted bay? 10 11 -919 2 The catamaran is one of three so - called " eco - boats , " floating garbage vessels that are a key part of authorities ' pledge to clean up Rio ' s Guanabara Bay before it and other Rio waterways host events during the 2016 Olympic Games . garbage what is a garbage vessel? 16 17 -919 2 The catamaran is one of three so - called " eco - boats , " floating garbage vessels that are a key part of authorities ' pledge to clean up Rio ' s Guanabara Bay before it and other Rio waterways host events during the 2016 Olympic Games . floating garbage vessels How much energy does the barge require to make one trip of cleaning and docking? 15 18 -919 3 Critics say the boats do little to address the more pressing question of sewage . pressing question of what does the sewage cause? 10 13 -919 3 Critics say the boats do little to address the more pressing question of sewage . Critics Who are the critics? 0 1 -919 3 Critics say the boats do little to address the more pressing question of sewage . to address the more pressing question of sewage What are alternative method of cleaning the area's sewage? 6 14 -919 3 Critics say the boats do little to address the more pressing question of sewage . pressing Why is sewage a more pressing issue than plastic debris? 10 11 -919 4 With limited trash and sewage services in this sprawling metropolis of 6 million people , tons of garbage and raw waste flow daily from sludge - filled rivers into the bay , where Olympic and Paralympic sailing events will be held . tons of garbage and raw waste Would a landfill be better for the amount of garbage being dumped? 15 21 -919 5 At low tide , mountains of household refuse , old sofas and even washing machines are seen . low tide , what about at high tide? 1 4 -919 5 At low tide , mountains of household refuse , old sofas and even washing machines are seen . mountains of household refuse , How clean are the beaches? 4 9 -919 5 At low tide , mountains of household refuse , old sofas and even washing machines are seen . At low tide , Will this trash eventually automatically disperse into the larger ocean? 0 4 -919 5 At low tide , mountains of household refuse , old sofas and even washing machines are seen . sofas How do large household items like sofas end up in the bay? 10 11 -920 1 LOS ANGELES - The booming illegal international wildlife trade forced conservationists to do the unthinkable Tuesday : Brand the golden domes of two of the rarest tortoises on Earth to reduce their black market value by making it easier for authorities to trace them if stolen . domes What are golden domes on a tortoise and why are they valuable? 20 21 -920 1 LOS ANGELES - The booming illegal international wildlife trade forced conservationists to do the unthinkable Tuesday : Brand the golden domes of two of the rarest tortoises on Earth to reduce their black market value by making it easier for authorities to trace them if stolen . conservationists Who were the conservationists? 10 11 -920 1 LOS ANGELES - The booming illegal international wildlife trade forced conservationists to do the unthinkable Tuesday : Brand the golden domes of two of the rarest tortoises on Earth to reduce their black market value by making it easier for authorities to trace them if stolen . Brand How did they brand the domes of the tortoises? 17 18 -920 1 LOS ANGELES - The booming illegal international wildlife trade forced conservationists to do the unthinkable Tuesday : Brand the golden domes of two of the rarest tortoises on Earth to reduce their black market value by making it easier for authorities to trace them if stolen . Brand the golden domes What does it mean to brand the golden domes? 17 21 -920 2 " It ' s heartbreaking that it ' s come to this , but it ' s the right thing to do , " Paul Gibbons , managing director of the nonprofit Turtle Conservancy ' s Behler Chelonian Center in Ventura County , said as he gently placed a 30 - pound adult female ploughshare tortoise on a small table . right thing to do , " could there be another solution? 18 24 -920 2 " It ' s heartbreaking that it ' s come to this , but it ' s the right thing to do , " Paul Gibbons , managing director of the nonprofit Turtle Conservancy ' s Behler Chelonian Center in Ventura County , said as he gently placed a 30 - pound adult female ploughshare tortoise on a small table . 30 - pound How big do these tortoises usually get? 49 52 -920 2 " It ' s heartbreaking that it ' s come to this , but it ' s the right thing to do , " Paul Gibbons , managing director of the nonprofit Turtle Conservancy ' s Behler Chelonian Center in Ventura County , said as he gently placed a 30 - pound adult female ploughshare tortoise on a small table . heartbreaking Why is it heartbreaking? 4 5 -920 3 With a steady hand and an electric engraving tool , he carved an identification code on the high , rounded shell as the creature with weary eyes and gleaming carapace peered calmly into the distance . carapace what is this word? 29 30 -920 3 With a steady hand and an electric engraving tool , he carved an identification code on the high , rounded shell as the creature with weary eyes and gleaming carapace peered calmly into the distance . carapace What does this word mean? 29 30 -920 3 With a steady hand and an electric engraving tool , he carved an identification code on the high , rounded shell as the creature with weary eyes and gleaming carapace peered calmly into the distance . carapace What is a carapace? 29 30 -920 4 The tortoise was branded for life , which in her case would be roughly 160 years . branded Did this tortoise experience pain during this branding process? 3 4 -920 5 " We ' ve blemished her natural beauty , so she ' s just a number in a system now , " Gibbons said . number Would dying her with color be an alternative option to this process? 15 16 -921 1 LONDON - Documents leaked by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden suggest that spy agencies have a powerful ally in " Angry Birds " and a host of other apps installed on smartphones across the globe . " Angry Birds " how do they spy on that game? 19 23 -921 1 LONDON - Documents leaked by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden suggest that spy agencies have a powerful ally in " Angry Birds " and a host of other apps installed on smartphones across the globe . ally How are apps like Angry Birds allies to intelligence agencies? 17 18 -921 1 LONDON - Documents leaked by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden suggest that spy agencies have a powerful ally in " Angry Birds " and a host of other apps installed on smartphones across the globe . suggest what believes him to suggest this? how does he know? 10 11 -921 2 The documents , published Monday by The New York Times , the Guardian , and ProPublica , suggest that the mapping , gaming , and social networking apps which are a common feature of the world ' s estimated 1 billion smartphones can feed America ' s National Security Agency and Britain ' s GCHQ with huge amounts of personal data , including location information and details such as political affiliation or sexual orientation . data , What is being done with this data? 60 62 -921 2 The documents , published Monday by The New York Times , the Guardian , and ProPublica , suggest that the mapping , gaming , and social networking apps which are a common feature of the world ' s estimated 1 billion smartphones can feed America ' s National Security Agency and Britain ' s GCHQ with huge amounts of personal data , including location information and details such as political affiliation or sexual orientation . political affiliation or sexual orientation How does the game provide that type of information? 69 74 -921 2 The documents , published Monday by The New York Times , the Guardian , and ProPublica , suggest that the mapping , gaming , and social networking apps which are a common feature of the world ' s estimated 1 billion smartphones can feed America ' s National Security Agency and Britain ' s GCHQ with huge amounts of personal data , including location information and details such as political affiliation or sexual orientation . data , Who do these apps feed intelligence agencies personal data? 60 62 -921 2 The documents , published Monday by The New York Times , the Guardian , and ProPublica , suggest that the mapping , gaming , and social networking apps which are a common feature of the world ' s estimated 1 billion smartphones can feed America ' s National Security Agency and Britain ' s GCHQ with huge amounts of personal data , including location information and details such as political affiliation or sexual orientation . personal is this legal? 59 60 -921 3 The size and scope of the program aren ' t publicly known , but the reports suggest that U . S . and British intelligence easily get routine access to data generated by apps such as the " Angry Birds " game franchise or the Google Maps navigation service . data Is this data worth something, or why is it being collected? 30 31 -921 3 The size and scope of the program aren ' t publicly known , but the reports suggest that U . S . and British intelligence easily get routine access to data generated by apps such as the " Angry Birds " game franchise or the Google Maps navigation service . data generated by apps Is the data retrieved from other apps or the phone or strictly the game? 30 34 -921 3 The size and scope of the program aren ' t publicly known , but the reports suggest that U . S . and British intelligence easily get routine access to data generated by apps such as the " Angry Birds " game franchise or the Google Maps navigation service . access How do intelligence agencies get access to the app-generated data? 28 29 -921 3 The size and scope of the program aren ' t publicly known , but the reports suggest that U . S . and British intelligence easily get routine access to data generated by apps such as the " Angry Birds " game franchise or the Google Maps navigation service . data what sort of data? example? 30 31 -921 4 The joint spying program " effectively means that anyone using Google Maps on a smartphone is working in support of a GCHQ system , " one 2008 document from the British eavesdropping agency is quoted as saying . GCHQ what is gchq? 21 22 -921 4 The joint spying program " effectively means that anyone using Google Maps on a smartphone is working in support of a GCHQ system , " one 2008 document from the British eavesdropping agency is quoted as saying . eavesdropping Is there really enough capabilities to be able to process this data in order to make it worth something? 31 32 -921 4 The joint spying program " effectively means that anyone using Google Maps on a smartphone is working in support of a GCHQ system , " one 2008 document from the British eavesdropping agency is quoted as saying . GCHQ system , " What is this? 21 25 -921 4 The joint spying program " effectively means that anyone using Google Maps on a smartphone is working in support of a GCHQ system , " one 2008 document from the British eavesdropping agency is quoted as saying . support How does using Google Maps work in support of GCHQ systems? 18 19 -921 5 Another document - a hand - drawn picture of a smirking fairy conjuring up a tottering pile of papers over a table marked " LEAVE TRAFFIC HERE " - suggests that gathering the data doesn ' t take much effort . smirking fairy why is there a smirking fairy? 10 12 -921 5 Another document - a hand - drawn picture of a smirking fairy conjuring up a tottering pile of papers over a table marked " LEAVE TRAFFIC HERE " - suggests that gathering the data doesn ' t take much effort . fairy what does the smirking fairy have to do with collecting data? 11 12 -922 1 LOS ANGELES - Before Pluto ' s fall from planetary grace , there was Ceres . Ceres What is Ceres? 14 15 -922 1 LOS ANGELES - Before Pluto ' s fall from planetary grace , there was Ceres . Ceres was that an old planet? 14 15 -922 1 LOS ANGELES - Before Pluto ' s fall from planetary grace , there was Ceres . Ceres Who is Ceres? 14 15 -922 1 LOS ANGELES - Before Pluto ' s fall from planetary grace , there was Ceres . fall Why did Pluto fall from planetary grace? 7 8 -922 1 LOS ANGELES - Before Pluto ' s fall from planetary grace , there was Ceres . Ceres Why was there Ceres before Pluto? 14 15 -922 1 LOS ANGELES - Before Pluto ' s fall from planetary grace , there was Ceres . fall from planetary grace , Why was Pluto demoted from planet status? 7 12 -922 2 Depending on your definition , it ' s either the largest asteroid or the smallest dwarf planet - but for a few glorious decades in the 1800s , the rocky sphere was a full planet in the solar system ' s pantheon . planet Are there other asterioids that were once falsely categorized as planets at this time? 16 17 -922 2 Depending on your definition , it ' s either the largest asteroid or the smallest dwarf planet - but for a few glorious decades in the 1800s , the rocky sphere was a full planet in the solar system ' s pantheon . definition , How did the definition change over the years? 3 5 -922 2 Depending on your definition , it ' s either the largest asteroid or the smallest dwarf planet - but for a few glorious decades in the 1800s , the rocky sphere was a full planet in the solar system ' s pantheon . definition , How do scientists decide where to draw the line? 3 5 -922 3 Now , astronomers have discovered water vapor steaming off this mysterious little planetoid - and the discovery , published in the journal Nature , could have fascinating implications for the evolution of our solar system . water vapor Where is the water vapor coming from? 5 7 -922 3 Now , astronomers have discovered water vapor steaming off this mysterious little planetoid - and the discovery , published in the journal Nature , could have fascinating implications for the evolution of our solar system . fascinating implications What are these implications? 26 28 -922 3 Now , astronomers have discovered water vapor steaming off this mysterious little planetoid - and the discovery , published in the journal Nature , could have fascinating implications for the evolution of our solar system . discovered How did astronomers discover water vapor? 4 5 -922 3 Now , astronomers have discovered water vapor steaming off this mysterious little planetoid - and the discovery , published in the journal Nature , could have fascinating implications for the evolution of our solar system . fascinating How were the implications fascinating? 26 27 -922 3 Now , astronomers have discovered water vapor steaming off this mysterious little planetoid - and the discovery , published in the journal Nature , could have fascinating implications for the evolution of our solar system . water vapor How does the presence of water vapor explain things about our solar system's evolution? 5 7 -922 4 " Now we have really for the first time discovered water in the asteroid belt , " said lead author Michael Kuppers , a planetary scientist based in Spain with the European Space Agency . discovered How was the water discovered? 9 10 -922 4 " Now we have really for the first time discovered water in the asteroid belt , " said lead author Michael Kuppers , a planetary scientist based in Spain with the European Space Agency . first time How much investigation had we done into Ceres previously? 7 9 -922 5 Ceres sits in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter - and it ' s the only dwarf planet in the inner solar system . dwarf planet What constitutes a \"dwarf planet?\" 17 19 -922 5 Ceres sits in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter - and it ' s the only dwarf planet in the inner solar system . asteroid How does the asteroid belt affect Ceres? 4 5 -923 1 WASHINGTON - Seeking to energize his sluggish second term , President Barack Obama vowed Tuesday night in his State of the Union address to sidestep Congress " whenever and wherever " necessary to narrow economic disparities between rich and poor . " whenever and wherever " does he actually do that? 26 31 -923 1 WASHINGTON - Seeking to energize his sluggish second term , President Barack Obama vowed Tuesday night in his State of the Union address to sidestep Congress " whenever and wherever " necessary to narrow economic disparities between rich and poor . sluggish second term , What made his second term sluggish? 6 10 -923 1 WASHINGTON - Seeking to energize his sluggish second term , President Barack Obama vowed Tuesday night in his State of the Union address to sidestep Congress " whenever and wherever " necessary to narrow economic disparities between rich and poor . second term , Why is President Obama's second term sluggish? 7 10 -923 1 WASHINGTON - Seeking to energize his sluggish second term , President Barack Obama vowed Tuesday night in his State of the Union address to sidestep Congress " whenever and wherever " necessary to narrow economic disparities between rich and poor . sidestep Congress How would President Obama sidestep Congress? 24 26 -923 2 He unveiled an array of modest executive actions to increase the minimum wage for federal contract workers and make it easier for millions of low - income Americans to save for retirement . modest executive actions What are the modest executive actions being unveiled? 5 8 -923 2 He unveiled an array of modest executive actions to increase the minimum wage for federal contract workers and make it easier for millions of low - income Americans to save for retirement . increase the minimum wage What would it be increased to? 9 13 -923 2 He unveiled an array of modest executive actions to increase the minimum wage for federal contract workers and make it easier for millions of low - income Americans to save for retirement . minimum wage How much would minimum wage for federal contract workers go up? 11 13 -923 2 He unveiled an array of modest executive actions to increase the minimum wage for federal contract workers and make it easier for millions of low - income Americans to save for retirement . retirement How will President Obama's executive actions help people save for retirement? 31 32 -923 2 He unveiled an array of modest executive actions to increase the minimum wage for federal contract workers and make it easier for millions of low - income Americans to save for retirement . increase the minimum wage How much does the president plan to increase the minimum wage? 9 13 -923 4 Draped in presidential grandeur , Obama ' s hour - long address served as the opening salvo in a midterm election fight for control of Congress that will quickly consume Washington ' s attention . presidential grandeur , was he wearing some kind of outfit? 2 5 -923 5 Democrats , seeking to cast Republicans as uncaring about the middle class , have urged Obama to focus on economic mobility and the gap between the wealthy and poor . between the wealthy and poor is the gap widening? 24 29 -924 1 KENOSHA , Wis . - Inside a building next to Lake Michigan , the Civil War is still in action : cannons boom , smoke wafts across a battlefield and men in blue and gray run screaming at each other . action : Why is a Civil War still in action? 19 21 -924 1 KENOSHA , Wis . - Inside a building next to Lake Michigan , the Civil War is still in action : cannons boom , smoke wafts across a battlefield and men in blue and gray run screaming at each other . Civil War How is the Civil War still in action? 14 16 -924 2 America ' s Civil War pitted brother against brother , neighbor against neighbor , Northerner against Southerner , and by the time the conflict ended , hundreds of thousands were dead or maimed . were dead or maimed did they use guns? 29 33 -924 2 America ' s Civil War pitted brother against brother , neighbor against neighbor , Northerner against Southerner , and by the time the conflict ended , hundreds of thousands were dead or maimed . pitted How are brothers pitted against each other? 5 6 -924 3 Only Civil War veterans knew the fear and chaos of battle , but shortly after the war ended , painters began to re - create those hellish scenes in round cycloramas for curious visitors seeking a taste of war . cycloramas what is a cyclorama? 30 31 -924 3 Only Civil War veterans knew the fear and chaos of battle , but shortly after the war ended , painters began to re - create those hellish scenes in round cycloramas for curious visitors seeking a taste of war . chaos How was the battle chaotic? 8 9 -924 3 Only Civil War veterans knew the fear and chaos of battle , but shortly after the war ended , painters began to re - create those hellish scenes in round cycloramas for curious visitors seeking a taste of war . ended , How did the war come to an end? 17 19 -924 3 Only Civil War veterans knew the fear and chaos of battle , but shortly after the war ended , painters began to re - create those hellish scenes in round cycloramas for curious visitors seeking a taste of war . curious Why are visitors curious about the taste of war? 32 33 -924 3 Only Civil War veterans knew the fear and chaos of battle , but shortly after the war ended , painters began to re - create those hellish scenes in round cycloramas for curious visitors seeking a taste of war . cycloramas for curious visitors Why were visitors interested in the war recreation scenes? 30 34 -924 3 Only Civil War veterans knew the fear and chaos of battle , but shortly after the war ended , painters began to re - create those hellish scenes in round cycloramas for curious visitors seeking a taste of war . cycloramas What is a cyclorama? 30 31 -924 3 Only Civil War veterans knew the fear and chaos of battle , but shortly after the war ended , painters began to re - create those hellish scenes in round cycloramas for curious visitors seeking a taste of war . painters Who were the painters that recreated the Civil War scenes? 19 20 -924 4 Now Kenosha ' s Civil War Museum has updated the concept to the 21st century . Kenosha ' s is he a general? 1 4 -924 4 Now Kenosha ' s Civil War Museum has updated the concept to the 21st century . updated How was the museum updated? 8 9 -924 4 Now Kenosha ' s Civil War Museum has updated the concept to the 21st century . updated the concept How has the concept been updated? 8 11 -924 5 Using 360 - degree technology and 11 - foot - tall screens , the Civil War Museum this month opened an 11 - minute movie called " Seeing the Elephant " . " Seeing the Elephant " why is it named that? 26 31 -924 5 Using 360 - degree technology and 11 - foot - tall screens , the Civil War Museum this month opened an 11 - minute movie called " Seeing the Elephant " . movie Why was the movie called \"Seeing the Elephant\"? 24 25 -924 5 Using 360 - degree technology and 11 - foot - tall screens , the Civil War Museum this month opened an 11 - minute movie called " Seeing the Elephant " . technology How did the technology allow for 360-degrees and 11-foot-tall screens? 4 5 -924 5 Using 360 - degree technology and 11 - foot - tall screens , the Civil War Museum this month opened an 11 - minute movie called " Seeing the Elephant " . Elephant " What does the idea of an elephant depict? 29 31 -925 1 MAKENA STATE PARK , Hawaii - After a record year of attacks across the Hawaii archipelago , sharks were not far from Colin Dececco ' s mind as the sun went down on the long white strip of sand here on a recent Sunday evening . sharks What kind of sharks? 17 18 -925 1 MAKENA STATE PARK , Hawaii - After a record year of attacks across the Hawaii archipelago , sharks were not far from Colin Dececco ' s mind as the sun went down on the long white strip of sand here on a recent Sunday evening . Colin Who's Colin? 22 23 -925 1 MAKENA STATE PARK , Hawaii - After a record year of attacks across the Hawaii archipelago , sharks were not far from Colin Dececco ' s mind as the sun went down on the long white strip of sand here on a recent Sunday evening . Colin Dececco ' s who is he? 22 26 -925 2 He and his daughter had had a close encounter with a reef shark while swimming around the rocky cove at the north end of Makena ' s Big Beach that morning . daughter What is his daughter's name? 3 4 -925 2 He and his daughter had had a close encounter with a reef shark while swimming around the rocky cove at the north end of Makena ' s Big Beach that morning . encounter What happened in this encounter? 8 9 -925 2 He and his daughter had had a close encounter with a reef shark while swimming around the rocky cove at the north end of Makena ' s Big Beach that morning . close How close is a “close” encounter? 7 8 -925 3 Now , watching a spear fisherman haul in his catch as they strolled by the same spot at sunset , they heard a splash at the edge of his net . heard a splash what made the splash? 21 24 -925 3 Now , watching a spear fisherman haul in his catch as they strolled by the same spot at sunset , they heard a splash at the edge of his net . same Why did they return to the same spot the hard a close encounter with a shark the same day? 15 16 -925 4 It was an 8 - foot tiger shark , one of the most aggressive shark species in Hawaii ' s waters and the likely culprit for many of the 14 attacks in 2013 , eight of which occurred around Maui , near Makena ' s beaches and elsewhere . aggressive shark What are some of the other aggressive shark species? 13 15 -925 4 It was an 8 - foot tiger shark , one of the most aggressive shark species in Hawaii ' s waters and the likely culprit for many of the 14 attacks in 2013 , eight of which occurred around Maui , near Makena ' s beaches and elsewhere . 14 How would they know? 29 30 -925 4 It was an 8 - foot tiger shark , one of the most aggressive shark species in Hawaii ' s waters and the likely culprit for many of the 14 attacks in 2013 , eight of which occurred around Maui , near Makena ' s beaches and elsewhere . Maui , why do they happen so much there? 39 41 -925 5 Releasing his net , the fisherman took off running down the shoreline , shouting for swimmers to get out of the water . Releasing Why did the fisherman release his net? 0 1 -926 1 BEIJING - For many Americans , Chinese New Year conjures up images of colorful parades and fireworks in celebrations at quaint Chinatowns across the United States . quaint Chinatowns are they in every city? 20 22 -926 1 BEIJING - For many Americans , Chinese New Year conjures up images of colorful parades and fireworks in celebrations at quaint Chinatowns across the United States . quaint Why described as quaint? All the chinatowns I've been to are pretty extravagant. 20 21 -926 1 BEIJING - For many Americans , Chinese New Year conjures up images of colorful parades and fireworks in celebrations at quaint Chinatowns across the United States . Chinatowns Wouldn't it just be across the United States? You don't need to be in a Chinatown to celebrate 21 22 -926 1 BEIJING - For many Americans , Chinese New Year conjures up images of colorful parades and fireworks in celebrations at quaint Chinatowns across the United States . Chinatowns What states are the Chinatowns located? 21 22 -926 2 In China , " bittersweet " is the word the government - controlled media often use in regard to the Lunar New Year festival , which starts Friday . " bittersweet " why is it bittersweet? 3 6 -926 2 In China , " bittersweet " is the word the government - controlled media often use in regard to the Lunar New Year festival , which starts Friday . " bittersweet " Why do they refer to it as bittersweet? 3 6 -926 2 In China , " bittersweet " is the word the government - controlled media often use in regard to the Lunar New Year festival , which starts Friday . " bittersweet " Why would the Lunar New Year festival be called bittersweet? 3 6 -926 3 The holiday is when Chinese workers are expected to return to their home villages and share time and gifts with their families and friends . expected Expected in what way? Are they given time off work, or paid, ect...? 7 8 -926 4 Given that hundreds of millions have moved from rural areas to cities in recent decades , Chinese New Year has become a frenzied time of travel across the world ' s most populous country . cities Why have millions moved from rural areas to cities? 11 12 -926 5 Some call it " the world ' s largest human migration " . world ' s largest human is it actually the largest migrations? 5 10 -926 5 Some call it " the world ' s largest human migration " . " the world ' s largest human migration " Why are they all moving to cities? 3 12 -927 1 As electronic devices proliferate , retailers are seeing record numbers of used laptops , smartphones and tablets being sold for quick cash or credit . proliferate , why are they proliferating? 3 5 -927 1 As electronic devices proliferate , retailers are seeing record numbers of used laptops , smartphones and tablets being sold for quick cash or credit . record numbers Why are retailers seeing record numbers of used electronics being sold for quick cash? 8 10 -927 1 As electronic devices proliferate , retailers are seeing record numbers of used laptops , smartphones and tablets being sold for quick cash or credit . retailers What sort of retailers are being discussed here? 5 6 -927 1 As electronic devices proliferate , retailers are seeing record numbers of used laptops , smartphones and tablets being sold for quick cash or credit . proliferate , Why would more devices mean more used ones being sold? 3 5 -927 1 As electronic devices proliferate , retailers are seeing record numbers of used laptops , smartphones and tablets being sold for quick cash or credit . cash what is the average? 21 22 -927 2 Best Buy Co . Inc . launched a trade - in program in 2009 for items such as cellphones , video games and computers , and it ' s getting more popular every year . more popular every year How much more popular, percentage-wise, are these trade-ins becoming? 30 34 -927 3 It now accepts more than 11 , 000 different items . 11 , 000 different items is that a lot? 5 10 -927 4 " The trade - in volume has doubled every year since 2009 , " Jeff Shelman , a Best Buy spokesman , wrote in an email . 2009 , " what are the price comparisons between now and 2009? 11 14 -927 5 At Pawn America ' s 29 Midwest locations , most cellphones , laptops and tablets are sold , not pawned , and the numbers keep growing . 29 Midwest locations , Where would these locations be situated? 5 9 -927 5 At Pawn America ' s 29 Midwest locations , most cellphones , laptops and tablets are sold , not pawned , and the numbers keep growing . most what is the percentage? 9 10 -927 5 At Pawn America ' s 29 Midwest locations , most cellphones , laptops and tablets are sold , not pawned , and the numbers keep growing . sold , what is done after? 16 18 -928 1 MILWAUKEE - A 300 - year - old Stradivarius violin on loan to Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra concertmaster Frank Almond was stolen during an armed robbery after a performance by Almond at Wisconsin Lutheran College , Milwaukee Police Chief Edward Flynn said Tuesday . Stradivarius How does this make the violin special? 8 9 -928 1 MILWAUKEE - A 300 - year - old Stradivarius violin on loan to Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra concertmaster Frank Almond was stolen during an armed robbery after a performance by Almond at Wisconsin Lutheran College , Milwaukee Police Chief Edward Flynn said Tuesday . Stradivarius is that a brand? 8 9 -928 1 MILWAUKEE - A 300 - year - old Stradivarius violin on loan to Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra concertmaster Frank Almond was stolen during an armed robbery after a performance by Almond at Wisconsin Lutheran College , Milwaukee Police Chief Edward Flynn said Tuesday . loan Loan from who? 11 12 -928 1 MILWAUKEE - A 300 - year - old Stradivarius violin on loan to Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra concertmaster Frank Almond was stolen during an armed robbery after a performance by Almond at Wisconsin Lutheran College , Milwaukee Police Chief Edward Flynn said Tuesday . performance Was the performance during the day or in the evening? 27 28 -928 2 Almond was attacked with a stun gun and robbed of the instrument - Flynn said it was valued in the " high seven figures " - shortly before 10 : 30 p . m . Monday in a parking lot in the rear of the school , 8815 W . Wisconsin Ave . , the chief said at a news conference . " high seven figures " why is it worth so much? 20 25 -928 2 Almond was attacked with a stun gun and robbed of the instrument - Flynn said it was valued in the " high seven figures " - shortly before 10 : 30 p . m . Monday in a parking lot in the rear of the school , 8815 W . Wisconsin Ave . , the chief said at a news conference . attacked Was it just one person? 2 3 -928 4 Almond had played a concert Monday evening at Wisconsin Lutheran as part of his Frankly Music series . Frankly Music How was Almond essential to this series? 14 16 -928 4 Almond had played a concert Monday evening at Wisconsin Lutheran as part of his Frankly Music series . Frankly Music series is that a festival? 14 17 -928 4 Almond had played a concert Monday evening at Wisconsin Lutheran as part of his Frankly Music series . concert What kind of music or what music was in the concert? 4 5 -928 5 " The artistic heritage of Milwaukee was assaulted and robbed last night , " Flynn told reporters during the conference at the Police Administration Building . artistic heritage do they have a heritage there? 2 4 -928 5 " The artistic heritage of Milwaukee was assaulted and robbed last night , " Flynn told reporters during the conference at the Police Administration Building . artistic heritage What is the artistic heritage? 2 4 -929 1 SAN LUIS OBISPO , Calif . - Hearst Castle visitors will soon find dusty buses , dry fountains and an empty pool , thanks to one of the worst droughts in California history . Hearst Castle is it a real castle? 7 9 -929 1 SAN LUIS OBISPO , Calif . - Hearst Castle visitors will soon find dusty buses , dry fountains and an empty pool , thanks to one of the worst droughts in California history . Hearst Castle visitors Are these visitors tourists from other areas or local? 7 10 -929 1 SAN LUIS OBISPO , Calif . - Hearst Castle visitors will soon find dusty buses , dry fountains and an empty pool , thanks to one of the worst droughts in California history . worst droughts How long has this drought been going on? 28 30 -929 1 SAN LUIS OBISPO , Calif . - Hearst Castle visitors will soon find dusty buses , dry fountains and an empty pool , thanks to one of the worst droughts in California history . worst What made it one of the worse droughts? 28 29 -929 1 SAN LUIS OBISPO , Calif . - Hearst Castle visitors will soon find dusty buses , dry fountains and an empty pool , thanks to one of the worst droughts in California history . worst droughts What caused the drought? 28 30 -929 2 Springs that supply the state historical monument are running at just one - sixth normal , said Nick Franco , superintendent of the San Luis Obispo Coast District of State Parks . one - sixth normal , how is that measured? 11 16 -929 2 Springs that supply the state historical monument are running at just one - sixth normal , said Nick Franco , superintendent of the San Luis Obispo Coast District of State Parks . running at just one - sixth normal , Is this due to lack of rain? 8 16 -929 2 Springs that supply the state historical monument are running at just one - sixth normal , said Nick Franco , superintendent of the San Luis Obispo Coast District of State Parks . Springs Which springs supply the state monument? 0 1 -929 2 Springs that supply the state historical monument are running at just one - sixth normal , said Nick Franco , superintendent of the San Luis Obispo Coast District of State Parks . one - sixth normal , What caused the reduction in spring supply? 11 16 -929 3 Only 47 , 000 gallons a day now flow from the springs , which State Parks shares with the Hearst Ranch , down from a normal of 285 , 000 gallons a day in a normal year . Only 47 , 000 gallons a day Is rain the only water source for the Castle? 0 7 -929 3 Only 47 , 000 gallons a day now flow from the springs , which State Parks shares with the Hearst Ranch , down from a normal of 285 , 000 gallons a day in a normal year . normal of 285 , 000 gallons What caused the significant reduction? 25 31 -929 4 That means a trio of reservoirs that typically are filled with 2 . 75 million gallons of water this time of year are only about a third full , not enough to carry the Castle through the summer . not enough Is there another water source they can use? 29 31 -929 4 That means a trio of reservoirs that typically are filled with 2 . 75 million gallons of water this time of year are only about a third full , not enough to carry the Castle through the summer . trio Which trio of reservoirs specifically? 3 4 -929 4 That means a trio of reservoirs that typically are filled with 2 . 75 million gallons of water this time of year are only about a third full , not enough to carry the Castle through the summer . not enough to carry the Castle through the summer How does the Castle use so much water? 29 38 -929 5 So it doesn ' t make any sense to keep topping off the iconic , but leaky , outdoor Neptune Pool , which loses 3 , 000 to 5 , 000 gallons of water a day through several cracks . Neptune Pool , what is neptune pool? 19 22 -929 5 So it doesn ' t make any sense to keep topping off the iconic , but leaky , outdoor Neptune Pool , which loses 3 , 000 to 5 , 000 gallons of water a day through several cracks . iconic , What makes this pool iconic? 13 15 -929 5 So it doesn ' t make any sense to keep topping off the iconic , but leaky , outdoor Neptune Pool , which loses 3 , 000 to 5 , 000 gallons of water a day through several cracks . but leaky , Can this leak be repaired? 15 18 -929 5 So it doesn ' t make any sense to keep topping off the iconic , but leaky , outdoor Neptune Pool , which loses 3 , 000 to 5 , 000 gallons of water a day through several cracks . cracks How big are these cracks? How many cracks are there? 38 39 -929 5 So it doesn ' t make any sense to keep topping off the iconic , but leaky , outdoor Neptune Pool , which loses 3 , 000 to 5 , 000 gallons of water a day through several cracks . iconic , but leaky , Why hasn't it been fixed? 13 18 -930 1 CHARLOTTE , N . C . - She was a little girl of 9 or 10 , staring out a window in the Lincolnton , N . C . , cotton mill where she worked . She whats her name? 7 8 -930 1 CHARLOTTE , N . C . - She was a little girl of 9 or 10 , staring out a window in the Lincolnton , N . C . , cotton mill where she worked . cotton mill Why would a little girl be working at a cotton mill? 30 32 -930 1 CHARLOTTE , N . C . - She was a little girl of 9 or 10 , staring out a window in the Lincolnton , N . C . , cotton mill where she worked . little girl Who was the little girl? 10 12 -930 1 CHARLOTTE , N . C . - She was a little girl of 9 or 10 , staring out a window in the Lincolnton , N . C . , cotton mill where she worked . worked Why is she working at 9 or 10 years old? 34 35 -930 1 CHARLOTTE , N . C . - She was a little girl of 9 or 10 , staring out a window in the Lincolnton , N . C . , cotton mill where she worked . staring out Why was she staring out her window? 17 19 -930 2 Lewis Hine - the father of American documentary photography - captured the haunting image of the too - young textile employee in 1908 . Lewis Hine is he famous? 0 2 -930 2 Lewis Hine - the father of American documentary photography - captured the haunting image of the too - young textile employee in 1908 . textile What did she do at the place? 19 20 -930 2 Lewis Hine - the father of American documentary photography - captured the haunting image of the too - young textile employee in 1908 . the father of American documentary photography Why is Lewis Hine the father of American documentary photography? 3 9 -930 3 It became one of the historic pictures among more than 5 , 000 he made while working for the National Child Labor Committee , documenting abuses of child labor laws in textiles and other industries . documenting How did he know there were children working there? 24 25 -930 3 It became one of the historic pictures among more than 5 , 000 he made while working for the National Child Labor Committee , documenting abuses of child labor laws in textiles and other industries . abuses of child labor laws What other types of abuses of labor laws were there? 25 30 -930 3 It became one of the historic pictures among more than 5 , 000 he made while working for the National Child Labor Committee , documenting abuses of child labor laws in textiles and other industries . other industries What other industries did he work for? 33 35 -930 4 Most of Hine ' s caption information included names , but the Lincolnton girl was identified only as a " spinner " at the Rhodes Manufacturing Co . A second photo of her in the same mill with an older girl and a woman also had no names . names , How did he find out names? 8 10 -930 4 Most of Hine ' s caption information included names , but the Lincolnton girl was identified only as a " spinner " at the Rhodes Manufacturing Co . A second photo of her in the same mill with an older girl and a woman also had no names . no names Why did this picture have no names? 46 48 -930 5 Now , a Massachusetts researcher who has tracked down descendants of 350 people in the Hine photos believes he ' s solved the mystery of both images . both images Who are the people in both images? 25 27 -930 5 Now , a Massachusetts researcher who has tracked down descendants of 350 people in the Hine photos believes he ' s solved the mystery of both images . the mystery of both images Why is the researcher trying to find this data? 22 27 -930 5 Now , a Massachusetts researcher who has tracked down descendants of 350 people in the Hine photos believes he ' s solved the mystery of both images . solved the mystery What is the mystery? 21 24 -931 1 WASHINGTON – President Barack Obama announced plans Tuesday to bring high - speed Internet more quickly to the nation ' s public schools , pledging to make sure students in the United States have every advantage that " some child in South Korea has right now " . advantage What are the other advantages that children in South Korea have that children in the US don't have? 35 36 -931 1 WASHINGTON – President Barack Obama announced plans Tuesday to bring high - speed Internet more quickly to the nation ' s public schools , pledging to make sure students in the United States have every advantage that " some child in South Korea has right now " . bring Why was President Barack Obama announcing plans to bring high-speed Internet more quickly? 9 10 -931 1 WASHINGTON – President Barack Obama announced plans Tuesday to bring high - speed Internet more quickly to the nation ' s public schools , pledging to make sure students in the United States have every advantage that " some child in South Korea has right now " . schools , Why do public schools need high-speed Internet? 22 24 -931 1 WASHINGTON – President Barack Obama announced plans Tuesday to bring high - speed Internet more quickly to the nation ' s public schools , pledging to make sure students in the United States have every advantage that " some child in South Korea has right now " . " some child in South Korea has right now " Does every child in South Korea have high-speed Internet in their school?\n\n 37 47 -931 1 WASHINGTON – President Barack Obama announced plans Tuesday to bring high - speed Internet more quickly to the nation ' s public schools , pledging to make sure students in the United States have every advantage that " some child in South Korea has right now " . nation ' s public schools , Which schools is he planning to bring high-speed internet to? 18 24 -931 2 After all , Obama told a crowd at a school in Adelphi , Maryland , " We shouldn ' t give that kind of competitive advantage over to other countries " . competitive advantage do we not have high speed internet? 24 26 -931 2 After all , Obama told a crowd at a school in Adelphi , Maryland , " We shouldn ' t give that kind of competitive advantage over to other countries " . competitive Why is internet speed considered such a highly competitive advantage? 24 25 -931 2 After all , Obama told a crowd at a school in Adelphi , Maryland , " We shouldn ' t give that kind of competitive advantage over to other countries " . advantage How is Internet access at public schools a competitive advantage? 25 26 -931 2 After all , Obama told a crowd at a school in Adelphi , Maryland , " We shouldn ' t give that kind of competitive advantage over to other countries " . competitive advantage How do we give them competitive advantage by having high-speed Internet? 24 26 -931 3 " In a country where we expect free Wi - Fi with our coffee , " he said , " we should definitely demand it in our schools " . demand it in our schools " do schools not have wifi? 23 29 -931 3 " In a country where we expect free Wi - Fi with our coffee , " he said , " we should definitely demand it in our schools " . expect Why do people expect free Wi-fi with their coffee? 6 7 -931 4 Obama made the remarks as he unveiled plans to speed up the phase - in of his pet project to link schools to the Internet through a combination of government investment and private - sector support . support Who is supporting this project privately? 35 36 -931 4 Obama made the remarks as he unveiled plans to speed up the phase - in of his pet project to link schools to the Internet through a combination of government investment and private - sector support . speed Why is the phase-in being sped up? 9 10 -931 4 Obama made the remarks as he unveiled plans to speed up the phase - in of his pet project to link schools to the Internet through a combination of government investment and private - sector support . government investment and private - sector support What companies are benefiting from this project? 29 36 -931 4 Obama made the remarks as he unveiled plans to speed up the phase - in of his pet project to link schools to the Internet through a combination of government investment and private - sector support . pet project to link schools to the Internet Is he really concerned about schools having high speed internet or is he just interested in helping certain companies make more money? 17 25 -931 5 Several U . S . companies , including Apple , AT & amp ; T , Microsoft , Sprint and Verizon , are pitching in about $ 750 million in goods and services to help students get connected to the World Wide Web . to Why are these companies helping? What's in it for them? 33 34 -931 5 Several U . S . companies , including Apple , AT & amp ; T , Microsoft , Sprint and Verizon , are pitching in about $ 750 million in goods and services to help students get connected to the World Wide Web . pitching Why are major companies pitching in to help students get connected to the World Wide Web? 23 24 -931 5 Several U . S . companies , including Apple , AT & amp ; T , Microsoft , Sprint and Verizon , are pitching in about $ 750 million in goods and services to help students get connected to the World Wide Web . pitching Are these companies pitching these things in for free? 23 24 -932 1 WASHINGTON - CVS Caremark , the nation ' s second - largest drugstore chain , plans to stop selling cigarettes and other tobacco products at its more than 7 , 600 retail stores by Oct . 1 , a landmark decision that would make it the first national pharmacy company to cease tobacco sales . Oct . 1 , What year did this take place? 34 38 -932 1 WASHINGTON - CVS Caremark , the nation ' s second - largest drugstore chain , plans to stop selling cigarettes and other tobacco products at its more than 7 , 600 retail stores by Oct . 1 , a landmark decision that would make it the first national pharmacy company to cease tobacco sales . drugstore chain , Who is the nation's first largest drugstore chain? 12 15 -932 4 CVS , which is second only to Walgreen Co . in retail locations , has been steadily increasing its business providing medical care through its pharmacists and a growing number of urgent care clinics at its retail locations . medical care What kind of medical care? 21 23 -932 5 " As the delivery of health care evolves with an emphasis on better health outcomes , reducing chronic disease and controlling costs , CVS Caremark is playing an expanded role in providing care , " Larry J . Merlo , the president and chief executive officer , said in a statement . care evolves How else is health care evolving? 6 8 -933 1 WASHINGTON - Slightly more fourth - graders nationwide are reading proficiently compared with a decade ago , but only a third of them are now reading well , according to a new report . third of them why is that? 20 23 -933 1 WASHINGTON - Slightly more fourth - graders nationwide are reading proficiently compared with a decade ago , but only a third of them are now reading well , according to a new report . a new report . Where was the new report published? 30 34 -933 1 WASHINGTON - Slightly more fourth - graders nationwide are reading proficiently compared with a decade ago , but only a third of them are now reading well , according to a new report . reading proficiently What constitutes proficient reading? 9 11 -933 1 WASHINGTON - Slightly more fourth - graders nationwide are reading proficiently compared with a decade ago , but only a third of them are now reading well , according to a new report . reading well , How does this differ from reading proficiently? 25 28 -933 1 WASHINGTON - Slightly more fourth - graders nationwide are reading proficiently compared with a decade ago , but only a third of them are now reading well , according to a new report . fourth - graders nationwide What percentage of fourth graders? 4 8 -933 2 The study also found the reading skills gap between children from lower - income and higher - income families has grown , and proficiency varies considerably across states . grown , What has the growth rate in the reading skills gap been? 20 22 -933 2 The study also found the reading skills gap between children from lower - income and higher - income families has grown , and proficiency varies considerably across states . proficiency varies considerably across states . Do educators recommend a national standard to define proficiency? 23 29 -933 2 The study also found the reading skills gap between children from lower - income and higher - income families has grown , and proficiency varies considerably across states . from lower - income What is considered a lower income family? 10 14 -933 3 Students in all but six states have improved reading proficiency , according to the report by the Annie E . Casey Foundation , which used reading scores from the National Assessment of Educational Progress , also known as the Nation ' s Report Card , to compare reading skills of fourth - graders in 2013 and 2003 . six states which states? 4 6 -933 3 Students in all but six states have improved reading proficiency , according to the report by the Annie E . Casey Foundation , which used reading scores from the National Assessment of Educational Progress , also known as the Nation ' s Report Card , to compare reading skills of fourth - graders in 2013 and 2003 . all but six states Which six states have not seen an improvement in student proficiency? 2 6 -933 3 Students in all but six states have improved reading proficiency , according to the report by the Annie E . Casey Foundation , which used reading scores from the National Assessment of Educational Progress , also known as the Nation ' s Report Card , to compare reading skills of fourth - graders in 2013 and 2003 . in 2013 and 2003 Is proficiency not assessed more than once a decade by NAEP? 53 57 -933 3 Students in all but six states have improved reading proficiency , according to the report by the Annie E . Casey Foundation , which used reading scores from the National Assessment of Educational Progress , also known as the Nation ' s Report Card , to compare reading skills of fourth - graders in 2013 and 2003 . six states What are the 6 States? 4 6 -933 4 Maryland , the District of Columbia and Rhode Island saw the biggest gains , while reading levels declined in Alaska , Michigan , South Dakota and West Virginia . biggest gains , how big were the gains? 11 14 -933 4 Maryland , the District of Columbia and Rhode Island saw the biggest gains , while reading levels declined in Alaska , Michigan , South Dakota and West Virginia . Maryland , What are these states doing that is causing gains in reading skills? 0 2 -933 4 Maryland , the District of Columbia and Rhode Island saw the biggest gains , while reading levels declined in Alaska , Michigan , South Dakota and West Virginia . Alaska , Michigan , South Dakota and West Virginia . What measures are these states taking to improve their failing student reading proficiency? 19 29 -933 4 Maryland , the District of Columbia and Rhode Island saw the biggest gains , while reading levels declined in Alaska , Michigan , South Dakota and West Virginia . levels declined What percentage did they decline? 16 18 -933 5 Reading proficiency remained level in Connecticut , which had the highest percentage of fourth - graders reading proficiently in 2003 , and in Montana . remained level in How long has Connecticut lead the nation in reading proficiency? 2 5 -934 1 FORT LAUDERDALE , Fla . - More than 90 whales have become stranded on Florida beaches in the past two months , almost three times the average , baffling marine biologists and making them wonder if a deadly common denominator is at play . past two months , what year is this article from? 18 22 -934 2 " We ' re all starting to pay close attention to what might be going on , to see if there are any links or if they ' re unrelated , " said Denise Boyd , a research biologist with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission . unrelated , " could it be unrelated? 29 32 -934 2 " We ' re all starting to pay close attention to what might be going on , to see if there are any links or if they ' re unrelated , " said Denise Boyd , a research biologist with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission . all who is all? 4 5 -934 3 Among the theories : The whales might have contracted morbillivirus , an ailment similar to canine distemper that has been attacking dolphins along the East Coast this year . morbillivirus , what are some of the symptoms? 9 11 -934 4 But necropsies failed to confirm this . necropsies what is a necropsy? 1 2 -934 4 But necropsies failed to confirm this . necropsies What is necropsies? 1 2 -934 4 But necropsies failed to confirm this . failed to confirm this why did they not find an answer from the autopsy? 2 6 -934 5 The series of cold fronts that marched across Florida in the past month could be a factor . past month why is it cold there recently? 11 13 -934 5 The series of cold fronts that marched across Florida in the past month could be a factor . in the past month what is the time frame of this article? 9 13 -935 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - In the middle of " Blackfish , " the scathing documentary about SeaWorld ' s killer whale program , an activist says the whales in SeaWorld parks die early while their counterparts in the wild live as long as humans . scathing documentary Who made this documentary? 14 16 -935 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - In the middle of " Blackfish , " the scathing documentary about SeaWorld ' s killer whale program , an activist says the whales in SeaWorld parks die early while their counterparts in the wild live as long as humans . killer whale program , How long has this program been in place? 20 24 -935 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - In the middle of " Blackfish , " the scathing documentary about SeaWorld ' s killer whale program , an activist says the whales in SeaWorld parks die early while their counterparts in the wild live as long as humans . die early Do they know what causes them to die early? 32 34 -935 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - In the middle of " Blackfish , " the scathing documentary about SeaWorld ' s killer whale program , an activist says the whales in SeaWorld parks die early while their counterparts in the wild live as long as humans . die early how much earlier? 32 34 -935 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - In the middle of " Blackfish , " the scathing documentary about SeaWorld ' s killer whale program , an activist says the whales in SeaWorld parks die early while their counterparts in the wild live as long as humans . die early At what age do Sea World's whales die early? 32 34 -935 2 The claim , which goes unchallenged in the film , is a powerful contrast , meant to suggest that the giant marine mammals suffer when forced to live in man - made pools . unchallenged why was it unchallenged? 5 6 -935 2 The claim , which goes unchallenged in the film , is a powerful contrast , meant to suggest that the giant marine mammals suffer when forced to live in man - made pools . powerful contrast , contrast compared to what? 12 15 -935 2 The claim , which goes unchallenged in the film , is a powerful contrast , meant to suggest that the giant marine mammals suffer when forced to live in man - made pools . to suggest Is there solid proof? 16 18 -935 2 The claim , which goes unchallenged in the film , is a powerful contrast , meant to suggest that the giant marine mammals suffer when forced to live in man - made pools . suffer In what means do they suffer? 23 24 -935 2 The claim , which goes unchallenged in the film , is a powerful contrast , meant to suggest that the giant marine mammals suffer when forced to live in man - made pools . meant to suggest But not actually true? 15 18 -935 3 Yet SeaWorld Entertainment Inc . says its killer whales have life spans equivalent to those of wild orcas , an assertion the company makes to show that it provides a healthful , stimulating environment for the 29 orcas it owns at four marine parks - the largest captive collection on the planet . wild orcas , What is the average life span of a wild Orca? 16 19 -935 3 Yet SeaWorld Entertainment Inc . says its killer whales have life spans equivalent to those of wild orcas , an assertion the company makes to show that it provides a healthful , stimulating environment for the 29 orcas it owns at four marine parks - the largest captive collection on the planet . healthful , stimulating environment Is this overseen by professionals in this field? 30 34 -935 3 Yet SeaWorld Entertainment Inc . says its killer whales have life spans equivalent to those of wild orcas , an assertion the company makes to show that it provides a healthful , stimulating environment for the 29 orcas it owns at four marine parks - the largest captive collection on the planet . 29 orcas it owns How and who do they purchase Orcas from? 36 40 -935 3 Yet SeaWorld Entertainment Inc . says its killer whales have life spans equivalent to those of wild orcas , an assertion the company makes to show that it provides a healthful , stimulating environment for the 29 orcas it owns at four marine parks - the largest captive collection on the planet . equivalent What IS the normal life span? 12 13 -935 4 The truth is not nearly as simple as either side claims . simple how complex is it? 6 7 -935 4 The truth is not nearly as simple as either side claims . is not nearly as simple What is the truth? 2 7 -935 4 The truth is not nearly as simple as either side claims . truth What is the truth of the life span of the killer whales? 1 2 -935 5 The fact is that scientists don ' t know for sure how long killer whales live . long killer whales why cant they figure it out? 12 15 -935 5 The fact is that scientists don ' t know for sure how long killer whales live . scientists don ' t know for sure why is their such a controversy about Whales being held in captivity? 4 11 -936 1 WASHINGTON - It ' s a story almost as old as humanity : Braving unknown dangers , a team of explorers settles a wild frontier , and then - almost as quickly - bureaucrats tie it up with red tape . settles Why were a team of explorers settling in the wild frontier? 21 22 -936 1 WASHINGTON - It ' s a story almost as old as humanity : Braving unknown dangers , a team of explorers settles a wild frontier , and then - almost as quickly - bureaucrats tie it up with red tape . tie How were the team of explorers tied up by red tape? 34 35 -936 1 WASHINGTON - It ' s a story almost as old as humanity : Braving unknown dangers , a team of explorers settles a wild frontier , and then - almost as quickly - bureaucrats tie it up with red tape . bureaucrats tie it up with red why do they tie it up? 33 39 -936 1 WASHINGTON - It ' s a story almost as old as humanity : Braving unknown dangers , a team of explorers settles a wild frontier , and then - almost as quickly - bureaucrats tie it up with red tape . explorers Who are the team of explorers? 20 21 -936 1 WASHINGTON - It ' s a story almost as old as humanity : Braving unknown dangers , a team of explorers settles a wild frontier , and then - almost as quickly - bureaucrats tie it up with red tape . bureaucrats Who are the bureaucrats? 33 34 -936 2 This time , the frontier is outer space . outer How are the explorers traveling to outer space? 6 7 -936 2 This time , the frontier is outer space . outer space who went to outer space? 6 8 -936 3 And the regulators are from the Federal Aviation Administration , which licenses commercial - rocket launches in addition to monitoring the airlines . monitoring Why is the FAA monitoring outer space? 19 20 -936 4 The FAA has so far been constrained by one major loophole : Once a spacecraft reaches orbit , it ' s largely free of regulation - a libertarian ' s final refuge . constrained by one major loophole : Why is this loophole still in existence? 6 12 -936 4 The FAA has so far been constrained by one major loophole : Once a spacecraft reaches orbit , it ' s largely free of regulation - a libertarian ' s final refuge . reaches How can a spacecraft reach orbit without being constrained by the FAA? 15 16 -936 4 The FAA has so far been constrained by one major loophole : Once a spacecraft reaches orbit , it ' s largely free of regulation - a libertarian ' s final refuge . libertarian ' s final refuge libertarians dont like regulations? 27 32 -936 5 But that could change soon . This week , at a congressional hearing and an industry conference in Washington , FAA officials and space attorneys began seriously discussing rules of the road for outer space , for such things as mining rights and safety practices . space attorneys began seriously discussing What sort of regulatory authority will space attorneys be arguing for or against? 23 28 -936 5 But that could change soon . This week , at a congressional hearing and an industry conference in Washington , FAA officials and space attorneys began seriously discussing rules of the road for outer space , for such things as mining rights and safety practices . rights How is the FAA going to enforce mining rights in outer space? 41 42 -937 1 SOCHI , Russia - Julia Lipnitskaia , all 5 - foot - 2 of her , stepped onto the Olympic ice in a red coat Sunday to skate to music from the movie Schindler ' s List . music from the movie Schindler ' s List Which song from the movie Shindler's List? 29 37 -937 1 SOCHI , Russia - Julia Lipnitskaia , all 5 - foot - 2 of her , stepped onto the Olympic ice in a red coat Sunday to skate to music from the movie Schindler ' s List . her , How old is she? 14 16 -937 2 Just like the girl in the red coat in the predominantly black - and - white film , the 15 - year - old Russian figure skater captured the eye and leaped out from her competition with unparalleled artistry , flexibility and blurring spins . red coat Did the red coat symbolize something? 6 8 -937 2 Just like the girl in the red coat in the predominantly black - and - white film , the 15 - year - old Russian figure skater captured the eye and leaped out from her competition with unparalleled artistry , flexibility and blurring spins . from her competition Who were the competing skaters? 33 36 -937 4 Yu - li - a ! ' and " Russ - ee - ya ! Russ - ee - ya ! ' ' The Sochi Olympics had found its ice princess . Yu - li - a ! ' What does this mean in English? 0 7 -937 5 Having already announced her arrival with a spellbinding short program in the inaugural team competition Saturday night , the debutante from the Ural Mountains clinched the team gold medal for Russia – the host nation ' s first gold of these Games - and became the youngest athlete ever to win a gold medal at the Winter Olympics . spellbinding why was it spellbinding? 7 8 -937 5 Having already announced her arrival with a spellbinding short program in the inaugural team competition Saturday night , the debutante from the Ural Mountains clinched the team gold medal for Russia – the host nation ' s first gold of these Games - and became the youngest athlete ever to win a gold medal at the Winter Olympics . team How does the team competition relate to her solo performance? 13 14 -938 1 BOGOTA , Colombia - This gritty city of 7 . 6 million rarely gets respect . rarely gets respect Why does Bogota rarely get respect? 12 15 -938 1 BOGOTA , Colombia - This gritty city of 7 . 6 million rarely gets respect . gets respect who doesnt respect it? 13 15 -938 1 BOGOTA , Colombia - This gritty city of 7 . 6 million rarely gets respect . rarely gets respect . Why do they lack respect? 12 16 -938 1 BOGOTA , Colombia - This gritty city of 7 . 6 million rarely gets respect . gritty Why is it referred to as gritty? 5 6 -938 1 BOGOTA , Colombia - This gritty city of 7 . 6 million rarely gets respect . rarely gets respect Maybe because it's described as gritty? 12 15 -938 2 It often ranks near the bottom in " livability " surveys and near the top of the hemisphere ' s ugliest capitals . ugliest capitals why is it considered ugly? 20 22 -938 2 It often ranks near the bottom in " livability " surveys and near the top of the hemisphere ' s ugliest capitals . in " livability " surveys What constitutes a livability survey? 6 11 -938 2 It often ranks near the bottom in " livability " surveys and near the top of the hemisphere ' s ugliest capitals . ranks near the bottom What is the actual rank? 2 6 -938 2 It often ranks near the bottom in " livability " surveys and near the top of the hemisphere ' s ugliest capitals . " livability " What constitutes as 'livability'? 7 10 -938 2 It often ranks near the bottom in " livability " surveys and near the top of the hemisphere ' s ugliest capitals . ugliest capitals What makes it one of the ugliest? 20 22 -938 2 It often ranks near the bottom in " livability " surveys and near the top of the hemisphere ' s ugliest capitals . bottom Whys is that? 5 6 -938 3 But in recent years , it has been getting an unintentional makeover , as lax laws and blank walls have made it a haven for local and international graffiti artists . recent years , How long has this been happening? 2 5 -938 3 But in recent years , it has been getting an unintentional makeover , as lax laws and blank walls have made it a haven for local and international graffiti artists . graffiti artists what do they spray paint? 28 30 -938 3 But in recent years , it has been getting an unintentional makeover , as lax laws and blank walls have made it a haven for local and international graffiti artists . lax laws Why have the laws been relaxed? 14 16 -938 3 But in recent years , it has been getting an unintentional makeover , as lax laws and blank walls have made it a haven for local and international graffiti artists . lax laws What are the laws there or why are they lax? 14 16 -938 3 But in recent years , it has been getting an unintentional makeover , as lax laws and blank walls have made it a haven for local and international graffiti artists . makeover , Why would that be a makeover? 11 13 -938 4 Now , this Andean capital seems to be in bloom , as everything from high - art to hurried scrawls spring from overpasses , storefronts and sidewalks . bloom , How are they on bloom? 9 11 -938 5 The splash of color is earning the city accolades and recognition in the art world - even as some here wonder about the line between art and vandalism . about the line between art and vandalism Why do some wonder about the line between the two? 21 28 -938 5 The splash of color is earning the city accolades and recognition in the art world - even as some here wonder about the line between art and vandalism . line between art and vandalism What is the line then, legally? 23 28 -939 1 SEDALIA , Mo . - The dirty rocks of salt are packed into a storage shed on a snowy lot , where a nearby bulldozer , its engine on , stands at the ready . dirty rocks of salt what is the salt for? 6 10 -939 1 SEDALIA , Mo . - The dirty rocks of salt are packed into a storage shed on a snowy lot , where a nearby bulldozer , its engine on , stands at the ready . stands at the ready Why does it stand ready? 30 34 -939 1 SEDALIA , Mo . - The dirty rocks of salt are packed into a storage shed on a snowy lot , where a nearby bulldozer , its engine on , stands at the ready . storage shed on a snowy lot , Why is it packed in a shed? 14 21 -939 1 SEDALIA , Mo . - The dirty rocks of salt are packed into a storage shed on a snowy lot , where a nearby bulldozer , its engine on , stands at the ready . dirty rocks of salt Why are the dirty rocks of salt packed into a shed? 6 10 -939 1 SEDALIA , Mo . - The dirty rocks of salt are packed into a storage shed on a snowy lot , where a nearby bulldozer , its engine on , stands at the ready . bulldozer , What is the bulldozer ready to do? 24 26 -939 2 Pettis County Commissioner Brent Hampy trudges across the frozen ground to assess the stockpiles for this county , which just received 8 inches of snow in a nasty storm that closed schools for two days . received 8 inches can they not get rid of the snow? 20 23 -939 2 Pettis County Commissioner Brent Hampy trudges across the frozen ground to assess the stockpiles for this county , which just received 8 inches of snow in a nasty storm that closed schools for two days . stockpiles Why does county have stockpiles? 13 14 -939 2 Pettis County Commissioner Brent Hampy trudges across the frozen ground to assess the stockpiles for this county , which just received 8 inches of snow in a nasty storm that closed schools for two days . trudges across the frozen ground How far is this location ? Was it treacherous ? 5 10 -939 2 Pettis County Commissioner Brent Hampy trudges across the frozen ground to assess the stockpiles for this county , which just received 8 inches of snow in a nasty storm that closed schools for two days . stockpiles What are the stockpiles? 13 14 -939 3 There are about 200 tons of salt left piled here , and it may not be enough . may not be enough how many do they need? 13 17 -939 3 There are about 200 tons of salt left piled here , and it may not be enough . may not be enough Howmuch should they have ? How many people is this for 13 17 -939 3 There are about 200 tons of salt left piled here , and it may not be enough . 200 tons of salt Perhaps a picture of what this looks like 3 7 -939 4 The county started out the winter with 600 tons , and last winter used only 50 . last winter used only 50 Why that amount ? 11 16 -939 5 " If we don ' t have more ice storms we ' ll be fine , " Hampy said , as the wind whipped his cheeks in the 11 - degree chill . don ' t have more ice storms Where they located ? 3 10 -940 1 COLLEGE PARK , Md . - When J . D . Rinehart noticed brownish , depressed areas on his orchards ' apples and peaches about five years ago , he thought the fruit was low in calcium . J . D . Rinehart who is he? 7 12 -940 1 COLLEGE PARK , Md . - When J . D . Rinehart noticed brownish , depressed areas on his orchards ' apples and peaches about five years ago , he thought the fruit was low in calcium . orchards ' How big is Rinehart's orchard? What percentage of apples and peaches is affected? 19 21 -940 2 But spraying the fruit with calcium didn ' t help . spraying the fruit with calcium Why would spraying calcium help? 1 6 -940 2 But spraying the fruit with calcium didn ' t help . spraying the how do they spray it? 1 3 -940 2 But spraying the fruit with calcium didn ' t help . spraying the fruit Why were they spraying the fruit? 1 4 -940 3 When University of Maryland researchers cut open his fruit and examined it , it became clear that the problem was much more damaging and unpredictable : stink bugs . cut open his fruit Why didn't he cut open his fruit and examine it first? 5 9 -940 3 When University of Maryland researchers cut open his fruit and examined it , it became clear that the problem was much more damaging and unpredictable : stink bugs . examined How was the fruit examined? Was it examined in a lab? 10 11 -940 4 Rinehart , owner of Rinehart Orchards in Washington County , Md . , said stink bugs damage 10 to 20 percent of his crop every year . stink bugs do they eat the crops? 14 16 -940 4 Rinehart , owner of Rinehart Orchards in Washington County , Md . , said stink bugs damage 10 to 20 percent of his crop every year . Washington County , Where is Washington County in Maryland, like north, northwest, southeast, etc.? 7 10 -941 1 To plague aficionados , the Justinian Plague , which in the 6th century AD is thought to have killed 30 million to 50 million from Asia to Africa to Europe , is hardly a footnote . hardly a footnote Why is this plague hardly a footnote? 32 35 -941 1 To plague aficionados , the Justinian Plague , which in the 6th century AD is thought to have killed 30 million to 50 million from Asia to Africa to Europe , is hardly a footnote . plague aficionados , are those real people? 1 4 -941 1 To plague aficionados , the Justinian Plague , which in the 6th century AD is thought to have killed 30 million to 50 million from Asia to Africa to Europe , is hardly a footnote . Justinian Plague , What was the Justinian Plague? 5 8 -941 1 To plague aficionados , the Justinian Plague , which in the 6th century AD is thought to have killed 30 million to 50 million from Asia to Africa to Europe , is hardly a footnote . thought who has made this claim? 15 16 -941 2 But it is a mystery , deepened by a new finding that the bacterium that caused it - a different strain than that which caused the Black Death and later plague outbreaks - appears to have gone extinct or is hiding , unseen , in rodent populations . in rodent populations . What kinds of rodents? 44 48 -941 2 But it is a mystery , deepened by a new finding that the bacterium that caused it - a different strain than that which caused the Black Death and later plague outbreaks - appears to have gone extinct or is hiding , unseen , in rodent populations . outbreaks - appears to have gone extinct Why do they think it went extinct? 31 38 -941 2 But it is a mystery , deepened by a new finding that the bacterium that caused it - a different strain than that which caused the Black Death and later plague outbreaks - appears to have gone extinct or is hiding , unseen , in rodent populations . bacterium that caused it - a different strain how do we know that? 13 21 -941 3 We will likely never see it again , said the authors of a study published this week in the journal Lancet Infectious Diseases . authors Who were the authors of the study on Justinian Plague? 10 11 -941 3 We will likely never see it again , said the authors of a study published this week in the journal Lancet Infectious Diseases . will how we do know for certain? 1 2 -941 4 But they warned there is a lesson in the fact that a strain of plague could jump from rodents to humans , spread , prosper and kill 40 percent of its victims for two centuries , and then mysteriously disappear . there is a lesson What is the lesson? 3 7 -942 1 MIAMI - Archaeologists who for months have been uncovering mounting evidence of an ancient and extensive Native American village in the middle of downtown Miami have concluded it ' s likely one of the most significant prehistoric sites in the United States . evidence What type of evidence have archaeologists uncovered? 10 11 -942 1 MIAMI - Archaeologists who for months have been uncovering mounting evidence of an ancient and extensive Native American village in the middle of downtown Miami have concluded it ' s likely one of the most significant prehistoric sites in the United States . significant How do they archaeologists judge the relative significance of these historical sites? 35 36 -942 1 MIAMI - Archaeologists who for months have been uncovering mounting evidence of an ancient and extensive Native American village in the middle of downtown Miami have concluded it ' s likely one of the most significant prehistoric sites in the United States . Archaeologists Which archaeologists? Who are they? What are their names? 2 3 -942 1 MIAMI - Archaeologists who for months have been uncovering mounting evidence of an ancient and extensive Native American village in the middle of downtown Miami have concluded it ' s likely one of the most significant prehistoric sites in the United States . middle of downtown Miami This must have significant ramifications concerning logistics on the ground. What measures have been taken to preserve the find, and stop any further contamination till more studies can be done? 21 25 -942 2 The archaeologists , under the direction of veteran South Florida archaeologist Bob Carr , have so far painstakingly dug up eight large circles comprised of uniformly carved holes in the native limestone that they believe to be foundation holes for Tequesta Indian dwellings dating as far back as 2 , 000 years . large circles how large are the circles? 21 23 -942 2 The archaeologists , under the direction of veteran South Florida archaeologist Bob Carr , have so far painstakingly dug up eight large circles comprised of uniformly carved holes in the native limestone that they believe to be foundation holes for Tequesta Indian dwellings dating as far back as 2 , 000 years . believe Why do the archaeologists believe the holes of foundation holes for this type of dwelling? 34 35 -942 2 The archaeologists , under the direction of veteran South Florida archaeologist Bob Carr , have so far painstakingly dug up eight large circles comprised of uniformly carved holes in the native limestone that they believe to be foundation holes for Tequesta Indian dwellings dating as far back as 2 , 000 years . Tequesta Indian Who were the Tequesta Indians? 40 42 -942 2 The archaeologists , under the direction of veteran South Florida archaeologist Bob Carr , have so far painstakingly dug up eight large circles comprised of uniformly carved holes in the native limestone that they believe to be foundation holes for Tequesta Indian dwellings dating as far back as 2 , 000 years . dwellings What were their dwellings like? 42 43 -942 3 They have also discovered linear , parallel arrangements of hundreds of such postholes stretching across the site that Carr hypothesizes mark the foundation for other structures , possibly boardwalks connecting the dwellings . hypothesizes What info prompted Carr to this hypothesis? 19 20 -942 4 The village site borders a rocky outcropping that his team has concluded was the original natural shoreline at the confluence of Biscayne Bay and the Miami River , a spot long ago occluded by fill . outcropping what is an outcropping? 6 7 -942 4 The village site borders a rocky outcropping that his team has concluded was the original natural shoreline at the confluence of Biscayne Bay and the Miami River , a spot long ago occluded by fill . original Why have they concluded this outcropping was once the natural shoreline? 14 15 -942 4 The village site borders a rocky outcropping that his team has concluded was the original natural shoreline at the confluence of Biscayne Bay and the Miami River , a spot long ago occluded by fill . fill What has been found in that fill? 34 35 -942 5 " What ' s unusual and unique about the site is that it ' s this huge chunk of land where a major part of this ancient Tequesta village site is preserved , ' ' Carr said in an interview . interview interview with who? 39 40 -942 5 " What ' s unusual and unique about the site is that it ' s this huge chunk of land where a major part of this ancient Tequesta village site is preserved , ' ' Carr said in an interview . huge chunk of land How much land are we talking about? 16 20 -943 1 SOCHI , Russia - The children of Togo ' s diaspora can be found in the mountains of Russia - skiing . Togo ' s what is togo? 7 10 -943 1 SOCHI , Russia - The children of Togo ' s diaspora can be found in the mountains of Russia - skiing . Russia - skiing Why are they skiing? 18 21 -943 1 SOCHI , Russia - The children of Togo ' s diaspora can be found in the mountains of Russia - skiing . diaspora What is diaspora? 10 11 -943 2 Cross - country skier Mathilde Amivi Petitjean and alpine skier Alessia Afi Dipol are members of the sweltering West African nation ' s first Winter Olympics team , even though their feet have barely touched Togolese soil . Togolese soil is it hot there? 35 37 -943 2 Cross - country skier Mathilde Amivi Petitjean and alpine skier Alessia Afi Dipol are members of the sweltering West African nation ' s first Winter Olympics team , even though their feet have barely touched Togolese soil . Togolese soil Why they never touched Togolose soil? 35 37 -943 3 Petitjean , 19 , has a Togolese mother , grew up in the French Alps , skied for France , and was recruited by Team Togo via Facebook . Team Togo Since when does a \"Team Togo\" exists in winter competitions? 24 26 -943 5 But to Togo Olympic Committee Vice President Kelani Bayor , these athletes bleed Togolese yellow , red and green . bleed Togolese Why do they feel Togolese? 12 14 -944 1 If you ' re looking for hot spots of diversity , look to the Earth ' s warm , sweaty midsection . sweaty midsection where is the midsection? 19 21 -944 1 If you ' re looking for hot spots of diversity , look to the Earth ' s warm , sweaty midsection . midsection What is defined as the midsection of earth? 20 21 -944 1 If you ' re looking for hot spots of diversity , look to the Earth ' s warm , sweaty midsection . midsection What midsection area? 20 21 -944 2 The tropical regions near the equator both produce new species faster and lose them more slowly , according to a study that analyzed the evolution and extinction rates of nearly all mammal species on Earth . the equator why does that occur? 4 6 -944 2 The tropical regions near the equator both produce new species faster and lose them more slowly , according to a study that analyzed the evolution and extinction rates of nearly all mammal species on Earth . study Which study is the statement referring to? 20 21 -944 2 The tropical regions near the equator both produce new species faster and lose them more slowly , according to a study that analyzed the evolution and extinction rates of nearly all mammal species on Earth . according to a study Who conducted the study? 17 21 -944 3 The findings , published in the journal PLOS Biology , show that the tropics have been a major source of biodiversity for the cooler , more temperate regions of the planet . PLOS what does it stand for? 7 8 -944 3 The findings , published in the journal PLOS Biology , show that the tropics have been a major source of biodiversity for the cooler , more temperate regions of the planet . PLOS Biology , What is the credentials? 7 10 -944 4 Scientists have long noticed that tropical ecosystems are rich with different kinds of animal species , while colder regions have far less diversity . ecosystems Which ecosystems are considered tropical? 6 7 -944 5 But they haven ' t agreed on why this is . agreed are there theories? 5 6 -944 5 But they haven ' t agreed on why this is . they Which scientists have not agreed? 1 2 -944 5 But they haven ' t agreed on why this is . agreed Why they haven't agreed? 5 6 -945 1 KRASNAYA POLYANA , Russia - They strapped on their helmets and goggles , boldly raced down a steep icy ramp , and then , like pioneer aviator Amelia Earhart 80 years ago , the female ski jumpers of the 2014 Winter Olympics took flight and made history Tuesday night at the RusSki Gorki Jumping Center . took flight and made history Tuesday night In what way did they make history? 42 49 -945 1 KRASNAYA POLYANA , Russia - They strapped on their helmets and goggles , boldly raced down a steep icy ramp , and then , like pioneer aviator Amelia Earhart 80 years ago , the female ski jumpers of the 2014 Winter Olympics took flight and made history Tuesday night at the RusSki Gorki Jumping Center . They Who are the ski jumpers? 5 6 -945 1 KRASNAYA POLYANA , Russia - They strapped on their helmets and goggles , boldly raced down a steep icy ramp , and then , like pioneer aviator Amelia Earhart 80 years ago , the female ski jumpers of the 2014 Winter Olympics took flight and made history Tuesday night at the RusSki Gorki Jumping Center . pioneer Why are these ski jumpers pioneers? 25 26 -945 1 KRASNAYA POLYANA , Russia - They strapped on their helmets and goggles , boldly raced down a steep icy ramp , and then , like pioneer aviator Amelia Earhart 80 years ago , the female ski jumpers of the 2014 Winter Olympics took flight and made history Tuesday night at the RusSki Gorki Jumping Center . history How did they make history? 46 47 -945 1 KRASNAYA POLYANA , Russia - They strapped on their helmets and goggles , boldly raced down a steep icy ramp , and then , like pioneer aviator Amelia Earhart 80 years ago , the female ski jumpers of the 2014 Winter Olympics took flight and made history Tuesday night at the RusSki Gorki Jumping Center . They Who is they? 5 6 -945 2 More than 150 years after the first documented ski jump by a woman - Ingrid Olavsdottir Vestby of Norway , wearing a skirt , soared 20 feet in 1862 - 30 women from 12 countries competed in the inaugural Olympic women ' s ski jump after a long battle for inclusion . wearing a skirt , why does this matter? 20 24 -945 2 More than 150 years after the first documented ski jump by a woman - Ingrid Olavsdottir Vestby of Norway , wearing a skirt , soared 20 feet in 1862 - 30 women from 12 countries competed in the inaugural Olympic women ' s ski jump after a long battle for inclusion . 30 women from 12 countries competed Which 12 countries? 30 36 -945 2 More than 150 years after the first documented ski jump by a woman - Ingrid Olavsdottir Vestby of Norway , wearing a skirt , soared 20 feet in 1862 - 30 women from 12 countries competed in the inaugural Olympic women ' s ski jump after a long battle for inclusion . a long battle for inclusion Why did it take so long for the women's event to get included? 46 51 -945 2 More than 150 years after the first documented ski jump by a woman - Ingrid Olavsdottir Vestby of Norway , wearing a skirt , soared 20 feet in 1862 - 30 women from 12 countries competed in the inaugural Olympic women ' s ski jump after a long battle for inclusion . battle Why was it a battle? 48 49 -945 3 One by one , they flung themselves off the ramp , just like their male counterparts , defying suggestions the sport is too dangerous , unhealthy and unladylike . unladylike Are people seriously suggesting that some sports are unladylike in today's day and age? 27 28 -945 3 One by one , they flung themselves off the ramp , just like their male counterparts , defying suggestions the sport is too dangerous , unhealthy and unladylike . suggestions What suggestions were made? 18 19 -945 3 One by one , they flung themselves off the ramp , just like their male counterparts , defying suggestions the sport is too dangerous , unhealthy and unladylike . unhealthy How is it unhealthy? 25 26 -945 4 The world did not come to an end . Nobody ' s uterus fell out ( U . S . team member Lindsey Van said a detractor once suggested that might be a consequence of women entering the sport ) . uterus fell out is this some kind of joke? 12 15 -945 4 The world did not come to an end . Nobody ' s uterus fell out ( U . S . team member Lindsey Van said a detractor once suggested that might be a consequence of women entering the sport ) . uterus Who was this detractor who said this to Lindsay Van? 12 13 -945 5 In 2005 , Gian Franco Kasper of Switzerland , president of the International Ski Federation , said the sport " seems not to be appropriate for ladies from a medical point of view . ' ' On Monday , Russian ski jump coach Alexander Arefyev said in the newspaper Izvestia : " I admit , I ' m not a fan of women ' s ski jumping . Gian Franco Kasper why is he commenting on it? 3 6 -945 5 In 2005 , Gian Franco Kasper of Switzerland , president of the International Ski Federation , said the sport " seems not to be appropriate for ladies from a medical point of view . ' ' On Monday , Russian ski jump coach Alexander Arefyev said in the newspaper Izvestia : " I admit , I ' m not a fan of women ' s ski jumping . not a fan How do the ladies on the team feel if their coach is not even a fan of the event that he's coaching? 58 61 -945 5 In 2005 , Gian Franco Kasper of Switzerland , president of the International Ski Federation , said the sport " seems not to be appropriate for ladies from a medical point of view . ' ' On Monday , Russian ski jump coach Alexander Arefyev said in the newspaper Izvestia : " I admit , I ' m not a fan of women ' s ski jumping . appropriate Why would it not be appropriate? 24 25 -945 5 In 2005 , Gian Franco Kasper of Switzerland , president of the International Ski Federation , said the sport " seems not to be appropriate for ladies from a medical point of view . ' ' On Monday , Russian ski jump coach Alexander Arefyev said in the newspaper Izvestia : " I admit , I ' m not a fan of women ' s ski jumping . medical What is wrong with it medically? 29 30 -945 5 In 2005 , Gian Franco Kasper of Switzerland , president of the International Ski Federation , said the sport " seems not to be appropriate for ladies from a medical point of view . ' ' On Monday , Russian ski jump coach Alexander Arefyev said in the newspaper Izvestia : " I admit , I ' m not a fan of women ' s ski jumping . not a fan Why is he not a fan? 58 61 -946 2 The all - stock deal was approved by the boards of both companies . all - stock deal what is an all stock deal? 1 5 -946 3 It is expected to close by the end of the year , pending shareholder and regulatory approvals . of the year which year? 8 11 -946 3 It is expected to close by the end of the year , pending shareholder and regulatory approvals . pending shareholder and regulatory approvals Will it be hard to get the approvals? 12 17 -946 5 It trumps a proposal by Charter Communications Inc . to buy Time Warner Cable for about $ 132 . 50 per share , or $ 38 billion in cash and stock . trumps a proposal trumps by how much? 1 4 -947 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - A popular and accomplished Los Altos High student received a parent ' s text message at school last year , to come home to talk about her grades . to talk about her grades are the grades bad? 29 34 -947 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - A popular and accomplished Los Altos High student received a parent ' s text message at school last year , to come home to talk about her grades . accomplished Los Altos High student Why is she accomplished? 9 14 -947 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - A popular and accomplished Los Altos High student received a parent ' s text message at school last year , to come home to talk about her grades . popular and accomplished Which aspects of school was the student competent in? 7 10 -947 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - A popular and accomplished Los Altos High student received a parent ' s text message at school last year , to come home to talk about her grades . student Who was the accomplished Los Altos High student? 13 14 -947 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - A popular and accomplished Los Altos High student received a parent ' s text message at school last year , to come home to talk about her grades . accomplished Los Altos High student In what ways was she accomplished? 9 14 -947 2 The student and star athlete had earned all A ' s - except one D . She asked to be excused from English class to go to the bathroom , but she never returned . but she never returned why did she never return? 30 34 -947 2 The student and star athlete had earned all A ' s - except one D . She asked to be excused from English class to go to the bathroom , but she never returned . - except one D What did she earn a D in? 11 15 -947 2 The student and star athlete had earned all A ' s - except one D . She asked to be excused from English class to go to the bathroom , but she never returned . she never returned Why did she leave permanently? 31 34 -947 2 The student and star athlete had earned all A ' s - except one D . She asked to be excused from English class to go to the bathroom , but she never returned . D What class did the student get a D in? 14 15 -947 3 She had collapsed , suffering a disabling emotional breakdown . disabling emotional breakdown why did that happen? 6 9 -947 4 The student , who didn ' t want to be identified because of the stigma of mental illness , is not alone . mental illness , what is her illness? 16 19 -947 5 Educators are seeing more and more students suffering from depression , anxiety and social phobia . more How many students is more? 3 4 -947 5 Educators are seeing more and more students suffering from depression , anxiety and social phobia . social phobia What is social phobia? 13 15 -948 1 North America ' s tallest bird , with a population of about 600 , has lost three adults to gunfire in recent months , " senselessly " undercutting plans to breed a thriving population of the radiant white whooping crane , wildlife authorities say . wildlife authorities say Which wildlife authorities? 41 44 -948 1 North America ' s tallest bird , with a population of about 600 , has lost three adults to gunfire in recent months , " senselessly " undercutting plans to breed a thriving population of the radiant white whooping crane , wildlife authorities say . plans to breed What is the plan in place for breeding whooping cranes? 28 31 -948 1 North America ' s tallest bird , with a population of about 600 , has lost three adults to gunfire in recent months , " senselessly " undercutting plans to breed a thriving population of the radiant white whooping crane , wildlife authorities say . undercutting plans to breed a thriving population Why are there plans to breed a thriving population? 27 34 -948 2 Decades of research and millions of dollars have been spent by government and private organizations to revive the species , whose population shrank to 23 in 1954 , according to the U . S . Decades of research what were they researching exactly? 0 3 -948 2 Decades of research and millions of dollars have been spent by government and private organizations to revive the species , whose population shrank to 23 in 1954 , according to the U . S . population shrank to 23 What caused the population to shrink to 23? 21 25 -948 2 Decades of research and millions of dollars have been spent by government and private organizations to revive the species , whose population shrank to 23 in 1954 , according to the U . S . population shrank Why did the population shrink? 21 23 -948 3 Fish and Wildlife Service . The deaths of the whooping cranes in Kentucky and Louisiana bring the number of intentional killings of the endangered species to at least 19 since 2001 . intentional killings are the killers going to prison? 19 21 -948 4 That exceeds the average number of cranes - 13 - released into the wild each year by conservationists , according to Operation Migration . average number of cranes - 13 - released Why are these cranes released each year and do they increase the population? 3 11 -949 1 SAN FRANCISCO - A public elementary school decided in 2011 to require students to wear a uniform with the school ' s motto , " Tomorrow ' s Leaders , " emblazoned in small letters on the shirts around a gopher , the campus mascot . A public elementary school Which school? 3 7 -949 1 SAN FRANCISCO - A public elementary school decided in 2011 to require students to wear a uniform with the school ' s motto , " Tomorrow ' s Leaders , " emblazoned in small letters on the shirts around a gopher , the campus mascot . require students to wear a uniform Was there a reason for them to require uniforms? 11 17 -949 1 SAN FRANCISCO - A public elementary school decided in 2011 to require students to wear a uniform with the school ' s motto , " Tomorrow ' s Leaders , " emblazoned in small letters on the shirts around a gopher , the campus mascot . require Why are the students required to wear uniforms? 11 12 -949 1 SAN FRANCISCO - A public elementary school decided in 2011 to require students to wear a uniform with the school ' s motto , " Tomorrow ' s Leaders , " emblazoned in small letters on the shirts around a gopher , the campus mascot . motto , Why is the school's motto \"Tomorrow's Leaders\"? 22 24 -949 1 SAN FRANCISCO - A public elementary school decided in 2011 to require students to wear a uniform with the school ' s motto , " Tomorrow ' s Leaders , " emblazoned in small letters on the shirts around a gopher , the campus mascot . gopher , Why is the school's mascot a gopher? 40 42 -949 1 SAN FRANCISCO - A public elementary school decided in 2011 to require students to wear a uniform with the school ' s motto , " Tomorrow ' s Leaders , " emblazoned in small letters on the shirts around a gopher , the campus mascot . require Why we're the students required to wear this shirt? 11 12 -949 2 One parent objected to the uniforms and eventually sued , contending they violated the First Amendment ' s guarantee of free speech . First Amendment ' s guarantee of free speech how was this violated? 14 22 -949 2 One parent objected to the uniforms and eventually sued , contending they violated the First Amendment ' s guarantee of free speech . objected How did the parents go about objecting? 2 3 -949 2 One parent objected to the uniforms and eventually sued , contending they violated the First Amendment ' s guarantee of free speech . sued , Why did the parents think suing was a good idea? 8 10 -949 2 One parent objected to the uniforms and eventually sued , contending they violated the First Amendment ' s guarantee of free speech . violated How does requiring students to wear uniforms violate freedom of speech? 12 13 -949 2 One parent objected to the uniforms and eventually sued , contending they violated the First Amendment ' s guarantee of free speech . sued , Did this p\nerson win the lawsuit? How much did they sue for? 8 10 -949 3 In a unanimous ruling Friday , a three - judge panel of the 9th U . S . unanimous ruling Friday , what was the outcome? 2 6 -949 3 In a unanimous ruling Friday , a three - judge panel of the 9th U . S . unanimous Why were the judges unanimous? 2 3 -949 3 In a unanimous ruling Friday , a three - judge panel of the 9th U . S . three - judge Why are there three judges? 7 10 -949 3 In a unanimous ruling Friday , a three - judge panel of the 9th U . S . ruling How did they announce their ruling? 3 4 -949 3 In a unanimous ruling Friday , a three - judge panel of the 9th U . S . the What was the ruling in favor of? 12 13 -949 4 Circuit largely agreed with her . The panel said the words " Tomorrow ' s Leaders " potentially violated students ' right to free speech and the uniform policy must go unless the school district can justify it under a legal standard that is difficult to meet . difficult to meet why is it difficult? 44 47 -949 4 Circuit largely agreed with her . The panel said the words " Tomorrow ' s Leaders " potentially violated students ' right to free speech and the uniform policy must go unless the school district can justify it under a legal standard that is difficult to meet . violated students ' right to free speech How did it violate their rights? 18 25 -949 4 Circuit largely agreed with her . The panel said the words " Tomorrow ' s Leaders " potentially violated students ' right to free speech and the uniform policy must go unless the school district can justify it under a legal standard that is difficult to meet . justify it under a legal standard What is the legal standard? 36 42 -949 4 Circuit largely agreed with her . The panel said the words " Tomorrow ' s Leaders " potentially violated students ' right to free speech and the uniform policy must go unless the school district can justify it under a legal standard that is difficult to meet . agreed Why did the circuit largely agree with her? 2 3 -949 4 Circuit largely agreed with her . The panel said the words " Tomorrow ' s Leaders " potentially violated students ' right to free speech and the uniform policy must go unless the school district can justify it under a legal standard that is difficult to meet . violated How did the judges determine the uniform rule violated the students' right to free speech? 18 19 -949 4 Circuit largely agreed with her . The panel said the words " Tomorrow ' s Leaders " potentially violated students ' right to free speech and the uniform policy must go unless the school district can justify it under a legal standard that is difficult to meet . standard How can the school meet the legal standard? 41 42 -949 4 Circuit largely agreed with her . The panel said the words " Tomorrow ' s Leaders " potentially violated students ' right to free speech and the uniform policy must go unless the school district can justify it under a legal standard that is difficult to meet . " Tomorrow ' s We're the words the problem, or was the uniform itself the problem? 11 15 -949 5 The " policy compels speech because it mandates the written motto , ‘ Tomorrow ' s Leaders , ' on the uniform shirts , " wrote Judge Jacqueline H . Nguyen , an Obama appointee , who was joined by two judges selected by Republican presidents . Republican presidents who is this persons? 44 46 -949 5 The " policy compels speech because it mandates the written motto , ‘ Tomorrow ' s Leaders , ' on the uniform shirts , " wrote Judge Jacqueline H . Nguyen , an Obama appointee , who was joined by two judges selected by Republican presidents . Leaders , ' Why do all the students have to be leaders? 16 19 -949 5 The " policy compels speech because it mandates the written motto , ‘ Tomorrow ' s Leaders , ' on the uniform shirts , " wrote Judge Jacqueline H . Nguyen , an Obama appointee , who was joined by two judges selected by Republican presidents . appointee , Why was Judge Jacqueline H. Nguyen appointed by Obama? 34 36 -949 5 The " policy compels speech because it mandates the written motto , ‘ Tomorrow ' s Leaders , ' on the uniform shirts , " wrote Judge Jacqueline H . Nguyen , an Obama appointee , who was joined by two judges selected by Republican presidents . " policy Which policies? 1 3 -950 1 SOCHI , Russia - It ' s a dogs ' day afternoon in Sochi . dogs ' day what is a dogs day? 8 11 -950 1 SOCHI , Russia - It ' s a dogs ' day afternoon in Sochi . dogs ' day afternoon Why is it a dog's day afternoon? 8 12 -950 1 SOCHI , Russia - It ' s a dogs ' day afternoon in Sochi . dogs ' day afternoon Why is it a dogs' day afternoon in Sochi? 8 12 -950 1 SOCHI , Russia - It ' s a dogs ' day afternoon in Sochi . Russia - It ' s a dogs ' day afternoon in Sochi Why would this be the case? 2 14 -950 1 SOCHI , Russia - It ' s a dogs ' day afternoon in Sochi . dogs ' day afternoon Does the author mean its hot? 8 12 -950 2 Packs of mutts roam the downtown streets of the city center and the Adler district . Adler district where is that district? 13 15 -950 2 Packs of mutts roam the downtown streets of the city center and the Adler district . Packs of mutts Are these strays? 0 3 -950 2 Packs of mutts roam the downtown streets of the city center and the Adler district . Packs of mutts Where did the packs of mutts come from? 0 3 -950 2 Packs of mutts roam the downtown streets of the city center and the Adler district . Adler district What is special about this district? 13 15 -950 2 Packs of mutts roam the downtown streets of the city center and the Adler district . Packs of mutts roam Are these wild dogs? 0 4 -950 3 Scores of them have shown up in the new mountain villages the Russian government has built for the 2014 Winter Olympics . Scores of them have shown up Where are they coming from? 0 6 -950 3 Scores of them have shown up in the new mountain villages the Russian government has built for the 2014 Winter Olympics . Scores of them have shown up what has drawn them in where I'm assuming they weren't prevalent before? 0 6 -950 4 The Sochi Games have drawn scrutiny over security , weather , gay rights and even funny - looking toilets . funny - looking toilets what was with the toilets? 15 19 -950 4 The Sochi Games have drawn scrutiny over security , weather , gay rights and even funny - looking toilets . drawn scrutiny Drawn scrutiny by whom? 4 6 -950 4 The Sochi Games have drawn scrutiny over security , weather , gay rights and even funny - looking toilets . funny - looking toilets Are the toilets funny looking? 15 19 -950 4 The Sochi Games have drawn scrutiny over security , weather , gay rights and even funny - looking toilets . funny - looking toilets Why are the toilets funny looking? 15 19 -950 4 The Sochi Games have drawn scrutiny over security , weather , gay rights and even funny - looking toilets . funny - looking toilets Why were the toilets unusual? 15 19 -950 4 The Sochi Games have drawn scrutiny over security , weather , gay rights and even funny - looking toilets . funny - looking toilets How are the toilets funny looking? 15 19 -950 5 But perhaps the most unexpected story surfacing here this month is the pooch problem . pooch a dog problem? 12 13 -950 5 But perhaps the most unexpected story surfacing here this month is the pooch problem . pooch problem What exactly is the problem? 12 14 -950 5 But perhaps the most unexpected story surfacing here this month is the pooch problem . pooch problem how are stray dogs a problem? 12 14 -951 1 SOCHI , Russia - Imagine waking up as a New Yorker on a Monday , after a weekend in which the Red Sox finished a four - game World Series sweep of the Yankees on Saturday , followed by a Super Bowl Sunday that saw the Patriots trounce the Giants . weekend Why would both of these games be played the same weekend? 17 18 -951 2 Then you could begin to understand the collective anguish of the Norwegian populace after last weekend ' s cross - country skiing results at the Olympics . cross - country skiing results What was the outcome? 18 23 -951 2 Then you could begin to understand the collective anguish of the Norwegian populace after last weekend ' s cross - country skiing results at the Olympics . Norwegian populace why were they so disappointed? 11 13 -951 2 Then you could begin to understand the collective anguish of the Norwegian populace after last weekend ' s cross - country skiing results at the Olympics . cross - country skiing results What were the results? 18 23 -951 2 Then you could begin to understand the collective anguish of the Norwegian populace after last weekend ' s cross - country skiing results at the Olympics . Norwegian What is the rival country? 11 12 -951 3 In both the men ' s and women ' s relay events , Norway failed to win a medal - a national calamity for the country where residents are said to be born with Nordic skis on their feet . Nordic skis What are Nordic skis? 34 36 -951 3 In both the men ' s and women ' s relay events , Norway failed to win a medal - a national calamity for the country where residents are said to be born with Nordic skis on their feet . calamity Why would that be? 22 23 -951 4 It was only the second time Norway has been shut out of the relay medals since 1964 . the second How long has this been an event? 3 5 -951 4 It was only the second time Norway has been shut out of the relay medals since 1964 . since 1964 are they really good then? 15 17 -951 5 Making matters worse , arch - rival Sweden won both races , racking up such a big lead in Sunday ' s men ' s competition that Marcus Hellner , the Swedish anchor , had time to ease up and carry a flag down the homestretch . competition What competition is this? 25 26 -951 5 Making matters worse , arch - rival Sweden won both races , racking up such a big lead in Sunday ' s men ' s competition that Marcus Hellner , the Swedish anchor , had time to ease up and carry a flag down the homestretch . arch - rival Sweden why are they rivals? 4 8 -951 5 Making matters worse , arch - rival Sweden won both races , racking up such a big lead in Sunday ' s men ' s competition that Marcus Hellner , the Swedish anchor , had time to ease up and carry a flag down the homestretch . anchor , anchor meaning what? 32 34 -951 5 Making matters worse , arch - rival Sweden won both races , racking up such a big lead in Sunday ' s men ' s competition that Marcus Hellner , the Swedish anchor , had time to ease up and carry a flag down the homestretch . anchor , What is an anchor in this context? 32 34 -952 1 KIEV , Ukraine - The 3 - month - old uprising against Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovich flared to a deadly crescendo Tuesday with anti - government protesters setting fire to the ruling party headquarters and security forces storming their tent camp in what officials labeled " an anti - terror operation " . 3 - month - old uprising why has it gone on so long? 5 11 -952 1 KIEV , Ukraine - The 3 - month - old uprising against Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovich flared to a deadly crescendo Tuesday with anti - government protesters setting fire to the ruling party headquarters and security forces storming their tent camp in what officials labeled " an anti - terror operation " . uprising Why is there an uprising against the Ukranian President? 10 11 -952 1 KIEV , Ukraine - The 3 - month - old uprising against Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovich flared to a deadly crescendo Tuesday with anti - government protesters setting fire to the ruling party headquarters and security forces storming their tent camp in what officials labeled " an anti - terror operation " . 3 - month - old uprising What led to the uprising beginning? 5 11 -952 1 KIEV , Ukraine - The 3 - month - old uprising against Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovich flared to a deadly crescendo Tuesday with anti - government protesters setting fire to the ruling party headquarters and security forces storming their tent camp in what officials labeled " an anti - terror operation " . 3 - month - old uprising Why is there a 3 month old uprising? 5 11 -952 3 Opposition lawmaker Oleksandra Kuzhel said the death toll had grown to 15 after security forces moved against the encampment with stun grenades and water cannons . moved against the encampment Why did they move against the encampment? 15 19 -952 3 Opposition lawmaker Oleksandra Kuzhel said the death toll had grown to 15 after security forces moved against the encampment with stun grenades and water cannons . death toll had grown How did the death toll grow when only stun grenades and water cannons were used? 6 10 -952 4 Other reports put the number as high as 19 . Other reports Which other reports? 0 2 -952 4 Other reports put the number as high as 19 . high as 19 why is it conflicting information? 6 9 -952 5 Even the lower death toll would represent the worst one - day loss of life in the battle over this former Soviet republic ' s future as a nation tied more closely to Russia or the West . represent the worst what is the second worst? 6 9 -952 5 Even the lower death toll would represent the worst one - day loss of life in the battle over this former Soviet republic ' s future as a nation tied more closely to Russia or the West . Russia or the West Why is this country important to Russia and the West? 33 37 -953 1 SEATTLE - The process of digging out a mammoth ' s tusk is pretty basic . tusk is pretty is it easy? 11 14 -953 1 SEATTLE - The process of digging out a mammoth ' s tusk is pretty basic . process What is the process of digging out a mammoth's tusk? 3 4 -953 1 SEATTLE - The process of digging out a mammoth ' s tusk is pretty basic . is pretty basic What does this task entail? 12 15 -953 2 The guy in charge might have a doctorate in organismal biology and anatomy , as does Christian Sidor of the Burke Museum . Christian Sidor why is he mentioned? 16 18 -953 3 But Thursday afternoon he and three colleagues were in the ground 30 feet below street level using a shovel , a spade and sometimes just their hands to move dirt . Thursday of which year? 1 2 -953 3 But Thursday afternoon he and three colleagues were in the ground 30 feet below street level using a shovel , a spade and sometimes just their hands to move dirt . street Where was the street near where they were digging? 14 15 -953 4 The tusk is heading to the museum . They had uncovered about 7 feet of it at the South Lake Union apartment complex construction site where it was found Tuesday and speculate that the tusk might be 3 or 4 feet longer . museum How will the tusk reach its destination intact? 6 7 -954 1 JACKSONVILLE , Fla . - A verdict in the city of Jacksonville is again raising the issue of self - defense and race in Florida , just seven months after George Zimmerman was acquitted in the shooting of a black teenager , Trayvon Martin . A verdict What was the verdict? 5 7 -954 1 JACKSONVILLE , Fla . - A verdict in the city of Jacksonville is again raising the issue of self - defense and race in Florida , just seven months after George Zimmerman was acquitted in the shooting of a black teenager , Trayvon Martin . the issue Why is this an issue? 15 17 -954 1 JACKSONVILLE , Fla . - A verdict in the city of Jacksonville is again raising the issue of self - defense and race in Florida , just seven months after George Zimmerman was acquitted in the shooting of a black teenager , Trayvon Martin . was acquitted Why was he acquitted? 32 34 -954 1 JACKSONVILLE , Fla . - A verdict in the city of Jacksonville is again raising the issue of self - defense and race in Florida , just seven months after George Zimmerman was acquitted in the shooting of a black teenager , Trayvon Martin . issue Why is self-defense an issue? 16 17 -954 1 JACKSONVILLE , Fla . - A verdict in the city of Jacksonville is again raising the issue of self - defense and race in Florida , just seven months after George Zimmerman was acquitted in the shooting of a black teenager , Trayvon Martin . acquitted How was George Zimmerman acquitted? 33 34 -954 1 JACKSONVILLE , Fla . - A verdict in the city of Jacksonville is again raising the issue of self - defense and race in Florida , just seven months after George Zimmerman was acquitted in the shooting of a black teenager , Trayvon Martin . shooting Why did George Zimmerman shoot Trayvon Marton? 36 37 -954 2 Michael Dunn , a white 47 - year - old software developer , could face 60 years in prison following his conviction Saturday on multiple counts of attempted murder for shooting into a carful of teenagers outside a Jacksonville convenience store in 2012 . multiple counts How many counts? 24 26 -954 2 Michael Dunn , a white 47 - year - old software developer , could face 60 years in prison following his conviction Saturday on multiple counts of attempted murder for shooting into a carful of teenagers outside a Jacksonville convenience store in 2012 . shooting into a carful of teenagers Does anyone know why he did this? 30 36 -954 2 Michael Dunn , a white 47 - year - old software developer , could face 60 years in prison following his conviction Saturday on multiple counts of attempted murder for shooting into a carful of teenagers outside a Jacksonville convenience store in 2012 . conviction Why was Michael Dunn convicted of attempted murder? 21 22 -954 2 Michael Dunn , a white 47 - year - old software developer , could face 60 years in prison following his conviction Saturday on multiple counts of attempted murder for shooting into a carful of teenagers outside a Jacksonville convenience store in 2012 . shooting Why did Michael Dunn shoot into a car full of teenagers? 30 31 -954 2 Michael Dunn , a white 47 - year - old software developer , could face 60 years in prison following his conviction Saturday on multiple counts of attempted murder for shooting into a carful of teenagers outside a Jacksonville convenience store in 2012 . convenience Why were the teenagers at the convenience store? 39 40 -954 3 Jordan Davis , a black 17 - year - old , was killed in the shooting , but the jury couldn ' t reach a verdict on the first - degree murder charge against Dunn . jury couldn ' t reach a verdict Was their a particular reason why they couldn't reach a verdict? 19 26 -954 3 Jordan Davis , a black 17 - year - old , was killed in the shooting , but the jury couldn ' t reach a verdict on the first - degree murder charge against Dunn . first - degree murder so was the defendant acquitted? 28 32 -954 3 Jordan Davis , a black 17 - year - old , was killed in the shooting , but the jury couldn ' t reach a verdict on the first - degree murder charge against Dunn . killed Why was Jordan Davis killed by Mr. Dunn? 12 13 -954 3 Jordan Davis , a black 17 - year - old , was killed in the shooting , but the jury couldn ' t reach a verdict on the first - degree murder charge against Dunn . verdict Why could the jury not reach a verdict? 25 26 -954 3 Jordan Davis , a black 17 - year - old , was killed in the shooting , but the jury couldn ' t reach a verdict on the first - degree murder charge against Dunn . first - degree Why were the prosecutors seeking a first-degree murder charge? 28 31 -954 5 The verdict is a far cry from one delivered in the Zimmerman case , when he was acquitted in July in the shooting death of 17 - year - old Martin in Sanford , about 125 miles south of Jacksonville . a far cry What is the main contributor for this? 3 6 -954 5 The verdict is a far cry from one delivered in the Zimmerman case , when he was acquitted in July in the shooting death of 17 - year - old Martin in Sanford , about 125 miles south of Jacksonville . shooting death Why did he shoot this teenager? 22 24 -954 5 The verdict is a far cry from one delivered in the Zimmerman case , when he was acquitted in July in the shooting death of 17 - year - old Martin in Sanford , about 125 miles south of Jacksonville . far cry what does far cry mean in this context? 4 6 -954 5 The verdict is a far cry from one delivered in the Zimmerman case , when he was acquitted in July in the shooting death of 17 - year - old Martin in Sanford , about 125 miles south of Jacksonville . verdict Why are the two cases comparable? 1 2 -955 1 CHICAGO - Northwestern quarterback Kain Colter testified Tuesday that he was essentially paid to play via his scholarship as the National Labor Relations Board opened a closely watched hearing on a bid to form what would be the first union for college athletes in U . S . history . National Labor Relations Board what are the National Labor Relations Board? 20 24 -955 1 CHICAGO - Northwestern quarterback Kain Colter testified Tuesday that he was essentially paid to play via his scholarship as the National Labor Relations Board opened a closely watched hearing on a bid to form what would be the first union for college athletes in U . S . history . union for college athletes Why do college athletes need a union? 39 43 -955 2 From a witness stand in a federal court building , Colter characterized playing college football as a job and said schools make clear to incoming players that athletics are a higher priority than academics . federal court building , which federal court building? 6 10 -955 4 During August training , he said , players often start practice at 8 a . m . and finish at 10 p . m . " It ' s a job , there is no way around it - it ' s a job , " said Colter , a 21 - year - old senior whose college career is over . 21 - year - old senior whose college career is over why is his college career over? 50 61 -955 5 Asked why Northwestern gave him a scholarship of $ 75 , 000 a year , he responded : " To play football . $ 75 , 000 a year , why so much money? 8 15 -956 1 SOCHI , Russia - Flushed with pride after a spectacular showing at the costliest Olympics ever , Russia celebrated 17 days of sport - driven global unity on Sunday night with a farewell show that hands off the Winter Games to their next host , Pyeongchang in South Korea . Olympics How much did the Olympics cost? 14 15 -956 1 SOCHI , Russia - Flushed with pride after a spectacular showing at the costliest Olympics ever , Russia celebrated 17 days of sport - driven global unity on Sunday night with a farewell show that hands off the Winter Games to their next host , Pyeongchang in South Korea . Pyeongchang is that near the capital? 45 46 -956 1 SOCHI , Russia - Flushed with pride after a spectacular showing at the costliest Olympics ever , Russia celebrated 17 days of sport - driven global unity on Sunday night with a farewell show that hands off the Winter Games to their next host , Pyeongchang in South Korea . costliest Olympics ever , Why did it cost so much more than other Olympics? 13 17 -956 1 SOCHI , Russia - Flushed with pride after a spectacular showing at the costliest Olympics ever , Russia celebrated 17 days of sport - driven global unity on Sunday night with a farewell show that hands off the Winter Games to their next host , Pyeongchang in South Korea . spectacular How did Russia put on a spectacular showing at the Olympics? 9 10 -956 1 SOCHI , Russia - Flushed with pride after a spectacular showing at the costliest Olympics ever , Russia celebrated 17 days of sport - driven global unity on Sunday night with a farewell show that hands off the Winter Games to their next host , Pyeongchang in South Korea . next Why is the Olympics in Pyeongchang South Korea? 42 43 -956 2 Raucous spectators chanted " Ro - ssi - ya ! " Ro - ssi - ya ! Why did they shout this? 3 10 -956 2 Raucous spectators chanted " Ro - ssi - ya ! Raucous How were the spectators raucous? 0 1 -956 3 Ro - ssi - ya ! " - " Russia ! Russia ! " - before being surrounded by multicolored fireworks and carried through a visually stunning , sometimes surrealistic panorama of Russian history and culture . surrealistic panorama Why was it surrealistic? 29 31 -956 3 Ro - ssi - ya ! " - " Russia ! Russia ! " - before being surrounded by multicolored fireworks and carried through a visually stunning , sometimes surrealistic panorama of Russian history and culture . history How was the history and culture surrealistic and visually stunning? 33 34 -956 4 The crowd was in a party mood after the high - security games passed off safely without feared terror attacks . feared terror attacks Why did they fear terrorist attacks? 17 20 -956 4 The crowd was in a party mood after the high - security games passed off safely without feared terror attacks . feared Why was there no fear of terror attacks? 17 18 -956 5 In a charming touch , the Sochi organizers used the ceremony to make a joke at their own expense . joke What joke did the Sochi organizers make? 14 15 -956 5 In a charming touch , the Sochi organizers used the ceremony to make a joke at their own expense . joke at their own expense what was the joke? 14 19 -956 5 In a charming touch , the Sochi organizers used the ceremony to make a joke at their own expense . make a joke at their own expense Why did they make a joke? 12 19 -956 5 In a charming touch , the Sochi organizers used the ceremony to make a joke at their own expense . make a joke Why did the organizers use the ceremony to make a joke? 12 15 -956 5 In a charming touch , the Sochi organizers used the ceremony to make a joke at their own expense . joke How was the joke charming? 14 15 -957 1 PITTSBURGH - The images out of the Copenhagen Zoo on Sunday were startling . images out what did the images show? 3 5 -957 1 PITTSBURGH - The images out of the Copenhagen Zoo on Sunday were startling . startling How were the images of the Copenhagen Zoo startling? 12 13 -957 1 PITTSBURGH - The images out of the Copenhagen Zoo on Sunday were startling . were startling Why were the images so unsettling? 11 13 -957 1 PITTSBURGH - The images out of the Copenhagen Zoo on Sunday were startling . images out of the Copenhagen Zoo What were the images of? 3 9 -957 2 An 18 - month - old giraffe , sprawled on the floor during a public necropsy , zookeepers examining the body while children and their parents looked on . necropsy , what is a necropsy? 15 17 -957 2 An 18 - month - old giraffe , sprawled on the floor during a public necropsy , zookeepers examining the body while children and their parents looked on . 18 - month - old giraffe , What happened to the 18-month-old giraffe? 1 8 -957 2 An 18 - month - old giraffe , sprawled on the floor during a public necropsy , zookeepers examining the body while children and their parents looked on . while children and their parents looked on Why would the zookeepers perform a necropsy with children and parents looking on? 21 28 -957 2 An 18 - month - old giraffe , sprawled on the floor during a public necropsy , zookeepers examining the body while children and their parents looked on . public necropsy , Why was the examination public? 14 17 -957 3 Staff at the Danish zoo euthanized the healthy giraffe , saying it was not needed for breeding and its genetic similarity to other giraffes could harm the overall European population . genetic similarity because of inbreeding? 19 21 -957 3 Staff at the Danish zoo euthanized the healthy giraffe , saying it was not needed for breeding and its genetic similarity to other giraffes could harm the overall European population . not needed for breeding Why was the giraffe unneeded for breeding purposes? 13 17 -957 4 The giraffe , named Marius , was shot in the head , publicly dismembered and fed to the zoo ' s lions , despite offers from other zoos to take the animal . publicly dismembered why did they do it publicly? 12 14 -957 4 The giraffe , named Marius , was shot in the head , publicly dismembered and fed to the zoo ' s lions , despite offers from other zoos to take the animal . offers Why didn't Copenhagen Zoo take an offer for Marius from another zoo? 24 25 -957 4 The giraffe , named Marius , was shot in the head , publicly dismembered and fed to the zoo ' s lions , despite offers from other zoos to take the animal . publicly dismembered Why was the dismemberment done publicly? 12 14 -958 1 DORAL , Fla . - Under a blazing sun and amid a sea of Venezuelan flags , thousands gathered Saturday afternoon in a Doral , Fla . , park in solidarity with anti - government protests in Venezuela . blazing sun why does this matter? 7 9 -958 1 DORAL , Fla . - Under a blazing sun and amid a sea of Venezuelan flags , thousands gathered Saturday afternoon in a Doral , Fla . , park in solidarity with anti - government protests in Venezuela . anti - government protests in Venezuela What are the protests targeting specifically? 32 38 -958 1 DORAL , Fla . - Under a blazing sun and amid a sea of Venezuelan flags , thousands gathered Saturday afternoon in a Doral , Fla . , park in solidarity with anti - government protests in Venezuela . thousands Who were they? What is their connection to Venezuela? 17 18 -958 1 DORAL , Fla . - Under a blazing sun and amid a sea of Venezuelan flags , thousands gathered Saturday afternoon in a Doral , Fla . , park in solidarity with anti - government protests in Venezuela . anti - government What government actions are they protesting? 32 35 -958 1 DORAL , Fla . - Under a blazing sun and amid a sea of Venezuelan flags , thousands gathered Saturday afternoon in a Doral , Fla . , park in solidarity with anti - government protests in Venezuela . protests What are they protesting about? 35 36 -958 2 The S . O . S . Venezuela rally at J . C . Bermudez Park was one of more than 155 held in cities around the world . cities Which other cities held rallies? 24 25 -958 3 Carrying signs seeking help for their homeland , many who gathered in Doral blamed President Nicolas Maduro for widespread crime , food shortages and lack of freedom - among other issues . other issues What are the other issues Nicolas Maduro is getting blamed for? 29 31 -958 3 Carrying signs seeking help for their homeland , many who gathered in Doral blamed President Nicolas Maduro for widespread crime , food shortages and lack of freedom - among other issues . among other issues What other issues? 28 31 -958 3 Carrying signs seeking help for their homeland , many who gathered in Doral blamed President Nicolas Maduro for widespread crime , food shortages and lack of freedom - among other issues . blamed Why is he, specifically, blamed? 13 14 -958 3 Carrying signs seeking help for their homeland , many who gathered in Doral blamed President Nicolas Maduro for widespread crime , food shortages and lack of freedom - among other issues . freedom Which freedoms have been reduced? 26 27 -958 3 Carrying signs seeking help for their homeland , many who gathered in Doral blamed President Nicolas Maduro for widespread crime , food shortages and lack of freedom - among other issues . signs What did the signs say? 1 2 -958 4 They also called on the international community to take action . take action What action do they want the international community to take? 8 10 -958 4 They also called on the international community to take action . take action will they intervene to help? 8 10 -958 4 They also called on the international community to take action . take action To take action how? 8 10 -958 4 They also called on the international community to take action . action What actions should the international community take? 9 10 -958 4 They also called on the international community to take action . international community What is considered the international community? 5 7 -959 1 WASHINGTON - The United States is cracking down on the sale and purchase of ivory in hopes of curbing a surge in illicit poaching that ' s threatening to wipe out elephants and other species in Africa . ivory what is it sold for? 14 15 -959 1 WASHINGTON - The United States is cracking down on the sale and purchase of ivory in hopes of curbing a surge in illicit poaching that ' s threatening to wipe out elephants and other species in Africa . cracking down on the sale and purchase How is the US trying to stop the ivory poachers? 6 13 -959 1 WASHINGTON - The United States is cracking down on the sale and purchase of ivory in hopes of curbing a surge in illicit poaching that ' s threatening to wipe out elephants and other species in Africa . surge in illicit poaching Why was there a surge in illicit poaching? 20 24 -959 1 WASHINGTON - The United States is cracking down on the sale and purchase of ivory in hopes of curbing a surge in illicit poaching that ' s threatening to wipe out elephants and other species in Africa . The United States is cracking down How is the United States cracking down on the sale and purchase of ivory? 2 8 -959 1 WASHINGTON - The United States is cracking down on the sale and purchase of ivory in hopes of curbing a surge in illicit poaching that ' s threatening to wipe out elephants and other species in Africa . ivory What is ivory? 14 15 -959 1 WASHINGTON - The United States is cracking down on the sale and purchase of ivory in hopes of curbing a surge in illicit poaching that ' s threatening to wipe out elephants and other species in Africa . cracking down How do they plan on stopping it? 6 8 -959 2 The ivory ban is a key component of a new , national strategy for combating wildlife trafficking , unveiled Tuesday by the White House , seven months after President Barack Obama issued a call to action during a visit to Tanzania . Tanzania where is that in africa? 40 41 -959 2 The ivory ban is a key component of a new , national strategy for combating wildlife trafficking , unveiled Tuesday by the White House , seven months after President Barack Obama issued a call to action during a visit to Tanzania . issued a call to action Why did President Obama issue a call to action? 31 36 -959 2 The ivory ban is a key component of a new , national strategy for combating wildlife trafficking , unveiled Tuesday by the White House , seven months after President Barack Obama issued a call to action during a visit to Tanzania . Tanzania Is it all countries that they will be cracking down on? 40 41 -959 3 In addition , the U . S . will seek to strengthen global enforcement and international cooperation to fight an illicit trade estimated to total about $ 10 billion per year . global enforcement and international cooperation These tactics will include what nations most specifically? 12 17 -959 3 In addition , the U . S . will seek to strengthen global enforcement and international cooperation to fight an illicit trade estimated to total about $ 10 billion per year . strengthen How will the U.S. strengthen global enforcement and international cooperation? 11 12 -959 4 " We ' re seeing record - high demand for wildlife products , " said Grant Harris , who heads Africa policy for the White House ' s National Security Council . record - high demand Why is the demand so high? 5 9 -959 4 " We ' re seeing record - high demand for wildlife products , " said Grant Harris , who heads Africa policy for the White House ' s National Security Council . record - high demand Why is there a record-high demand for wildlife products? 5 9 -959 4 " We ' re seeing record - high demand for wildlife products , " said Grant Harris , who heads Africa policy for the White House ' s National Security Council . record - high demand Why is demand going up? 5 9 -959 5 " The result is an explosion of illicit trade and wildlife trafficking in recent years " . result how can they get a better result? 2 3 -960 1 ANCHORAGE , Alaska - In the aquarium at the Anchorage Museum , starfish , silent and slow , cling to rocks and wait to be lifted out of the tank for petting . wait to be lifted How do we know that is what they are waiting for? 22 26 -960 1 ANCHORAGE , Alaska - In the aquarium at the Anchorage Museum , starfish , silent and slow , cling to rocks and wait to be lifted out of the tank for petting . petting Is it safe for the starfish to be pet? 31 32 -960 1 ANCHORAGE , Alaska - In the aquarium at the Anchorage Museum , starfish , silent and slow , cling to rocks and wait to be lifted out of the tank for petting . for petting What kind of prerequisites are there for petting a starfish? 30 32 -960 2 These five - armed creatures hardly seem prone to ecological drama . ecological what is ecological drama? 9 10 -960 2 These five - armed creatures hardly seem prone to ecological drama . ecological drama What type of ecological drama? 9 11 -960 3 But last fall , the museum ' s starfish started showing signs of a disease that scientists say is killing starfish colonies up and down the West Coast . disease which disease? 14 15 -960 3 But last fall , the museum ' s starfish started showing signs of a disease that scientists say is killing starfish colonies up and down the West Coast . signs of a disease What are the signs and what types of disease? 11 15 -960 3 But last fall , the museum ' s starfish started showing signs of a disease that scientists say is killing starfish colonies up and down the West Coast . signs How were the signs noticed and by whom? 11 12 -960 3 But last fall , the museum ' s starfish started showing signs of a disease that scientists say is killing starfish colonies up and down the West Coast . a disease How is the disease spreading between starfish? 13 15 -960 4 Symptoms of sea star wasting syndrome , as it ' s called , have been reported as unnatural twisting of the arms and white lesions on the surface of a starfish ' s skin . wasting syndrome , is it uncommon? 4 7 -960 4 Symptoms of sea star wasting syndrome , as it ' s called , have been reported as unnatural twisting of the arms and white lesions on the surface of a starfish ' s skin . sea star wasting syndrome , Is it lethal? 2 7 -960 5 A speedy death comes after a loss of arms and softening of tissue . loss of arms How do they loose their arms? Just from the twisting? 6 9 -960 5 A speedy death comes after a loss of arms and softening of tissue . a loss of arms and softening of tissue How painful is this to the starfish? 5 13 -961 1 WASHINGTON - Faith Spotted Eagle figures that building a crude oil pipeline from Canada to the U . S . Gulf Coast would bring little to Indian Country besides more crime and dirty water , but she doubts that Native Americans will ever get the U . S . government to block the $ 7 billion project . would bring little Would there be any advantages to Native Americans if a crude oil pipeline was built from Canada to the U.S. Gulf Coast? 22 25 -961 1 WASHINGTON - Faith Spotted Eagle figures that building a crude oil pipeline from Canada to the U . S . Gulf Coast would bring little to Indian Country besides more crime and dirty water , but she doubts that Native Americans will ever get the U . S . government to block the $ 7 billion project . she doubts Why does Faith Spotted Eagle doubt that Native Americans will ever get the U.S. government to block a pipeline project? 36 38 -961 2 " There is no way for Native people to say no - there never has been , " said Spotted Eagle , 65 , a Yankton Sioux tribal elder from Lake Andes , S . D . say no - why cant they say no? 9 12 -961 2 " There is no way for Native people to say no - there never has been , " said Spotted Eagle , 65 , a Yankton Sioux tribal elder from Lake Andes , S . D . " There is no way for Native people to say no - Say no to what and why has there never been a way for Native people to say no? 0 12 -961 3 " Our history has caused us not to be optimistic . " Our history What exactly has taken place to decimate the Sioux people? 0 3 -961 4 … When you have capitalism , you have to have an underclass - and we ' re the underclass " . we ' re the underclass " can they get out of it? 14 20 -961 4 … When you have capitalism , you have to have an underclass - and we ' re the underclass " . you have to have an underclass Why does capitalism need an underclass? 6 12 -961 4 … When you have capitalism , you have to have an underclass - and we ' re the underclass " . underclass Why does Faith Spotted Eagle believe that Native Americans are an underclass? 11 12 -961 5 Opponents may be down after a State Department study found that the proposed Keystone XL pipeline would not contribute to global warming . would not contribute to global warming Why would the pipeline be neutral on the global warming front? 16 22 -961 5 Opponents may be down after a State Department study found that the proposed Keystone XL pipeline would not contribute to global warming . would not contribute to global warming How was this determined? 16 22 -961 5 Opponents may be down after a State Department study found that the proposed Keystone XL pipeline would not contribute to global warming . State Department study found How did the State Department's study conclude that the Keystone XL pipeline would not contribute to global warming? 6 10 -962 1 KINGSTON , Jamaica - Barefoot and dressed in donated clothes , 12 - year - old Renaldo Brown methodically plays scales on a flute under the canopy of trees at a Jamaican vocational school renowned for nurturing many of this music - steeped island ' s top instrumentalists . Renaldo Brown who is he? 16 18 -962 1 KINGSTON , Jamaica - Barefoot and dressed in donated clothes , 12 - year - old Renaldo Brown methodically plays scales on a flute under the canopy of trees at a Jamaican vocational school renowned for nurturing many of this music - steeped island ' s top instrumentalists . renowned How did the school become renowned for nurturing instrumentalists? 34 35 -962 3 Renaldo is among two dozen boys from impoverished backgrounds who are discovering a new world through music after being placed by family courts at Alpha Boys ' School . placed Why were the boys placed at the school by family courts? 19 20 -962 3 Renaldo is among two dozen boys from impoverished backgrounds who are discovering a new world through music after being placed by family courts at Alpha Boys ' School . placed by family courts at Alpha Boys ' School . Why were the placed by family courts at Alpha Boys' school? 19 29 -962 4 Some of the boys are orphans , while others are placed at the home because of neglect , abuse or because their parents can ' t control them . can ' t control them are they really that wild? 23 28 -962 5 A residential facility operated by Catholic nuns since the late 19th century , the school has long been the cradle of Jamaica ' s prolific music culture - and a beacon of hope for at - risk youngsters . music culture what genre is most popular? 25 27 -963 1 WASHINGTON - Not far from the Washington Monument , Lonnie Bunch is standing on a deck outside a trailer , looking down on what for two years has been a construction pit on the National Mall . construction pit What is a construction pit doing on the National Mall? 30 32 -963 1 WASHINGTON - Not far from the Washington Monument , Lonnie Bunch is standing on a deck outside a trailer , looking down on what for two years has been a construction pit on the National Mall . Lonnie Bunch Who is Lonnie Bunch? 9 11 -963 1 WASHINGTON - Not far from the Washington Monument , Lonnie Bunch is standing on a deck outside a trailer , looking down on what for two years has been a construction pit on the National Mall . a construction pit Why is it considered a construction pit? 29 32 -963 2 Now it has the emerging shape and promise of a new museum . museum What kind of museum will it be? 11 12 -963 2 Now it has the emerging shape and promise of a new museum . new museum What kind of museum? 10 12 -963 2 Now it has the emerging shape and promise of a new museum . emerging shape why is their promise now? 4 6 -963 3 " It ' s humbling , " said Bunch , the founding director of the new National Museum of African American History and Culture . humbling , " What is humbling? 4 7 -963 3 " It ' s humbling , " said Bunch , the founding director of the new National Museum of African American History and Culture . " It ' s humbling , " Why is it humbling? 0 7 -963 4 " For the last eight and a half years , it was my job to make people believe " . make people believe " What is Bunch trying to make people believe? 15 19 -963 4 " For the last eight and a half years , it was my job to make people believe " . believe " Believe in what? 17 19 -963 4 " For the last eight and a half years , it was my job to make people believe " . make people believe " was he successful in creating belief? 15 19 -963 5 As Black History Month draws to a close , construction is at the midway point for what will be a permanent symbol of the role of African - Americans throughout U . S . history . role of African - Americans What is the role of an African American? 24 29 -963 5 As Black History Month draws to a close , construction is at the midway point for what will be a permanent symbol of the role of African - Americans throughout U . S . history . permanent symbol was there no previous symbol? 20 22 -964 1 The skeletal remains of an infant who lived in what is now Montana about 12 , 600 years ago will be reburied in a formal ceremony now that scientists have sequenced its genome , researchers say . about 12 , 600 years ago How was this age determined? 13 19 -964 1 The skeletal remains of an infant who lived in what is now Montana about 12 , 600 years ago will be reburied in a formal ceremony now that scientists have sequenced its genome , researchers say . reburied Will the burial be in the same area as the recovery was? 21 22 -964 1 The skeletal remains of an infant who lived in what is now Montana about 12 , 600 years ago will be reburied in a formal ceremony now that scientists have sequenced its genome , researchers say . reburied why are they reburying? 21 22 -964 1 The skeletal remains of an infant who lived in what is now Montana about 12 , 600 years ago will be reburied in a formal ceremony now that scientists have sequenced its genome , researchers say . Montana WHERE IN MONTANA? 12 13 -964 1 The skeletal remains of an infant who lived in what is now Montana about 12 , 600 years ago will be reburied in a formal ceremony now that scientists have sequenced its genome , researchers say . skeletal remains where were the remains found? 1 3 -964 1 The skeletal remains of an infant who lived in what is now Montana about 12 , 600 years ago will be reburied in a formal ceremony now that scientists have sequenced its genome , researchers say . sequenced its genome , why was its genome sequenced? 30 34 -964 1 The skeletal remains of an infant who lived in what is now Montana about 12 , 600 years ago will be reburied in a formal ceremony now that scientists have sequenced its genome , researchers say . will be reburied in a formal ceremony Will it be a religious ceremony? 19 26 -964 2 The fragments of the young boy ' s skeleton are the sole human remains directly associated with the short - lived Clovis culture , according to scientists . fragments of the young boy ' s skeleton How were these found? 1 9 -964 2 The fragments of the young boy ' s skeleton are the sole human remains directly associated with the short - lived Clovis culture , according to scientists . directly associated How can this be positively determined? 14 16 -964 2 The fragments of the young boy ' s skeleton are the sole human remains directly associated with the short - lived Clovis culture , according to scientists . short - lived Clovis culture , How long was this culture around? 18 24 -964 2 The fragments of the young boy ' s skeleton are the sole human remains directly associated with the short - lived Clovis culture , according to scientists . Clovis culture , what is the clovis culture? 21 24 -964 2 The fragments of the young boy ' s skeleton are the sole human remains directly associated with the short - lived Clovis culture , according to scientists . short - lived HOW LONG WERE THEY AROUND FOR? 18 21 -964 2 The fragments of the young boy ' s skeleton are the sole human remains directly associated with the short - lived Clovis culture , according to scientists . Clovis who were the Clovis? 21 22 -964 2 The fragments of the young boy ' s skeleton are the sole human remains directly associated with the short - lived Clovis culture , according to scientists . according to scientists how did they know that the remains were associated with the Clovis? 24 27 -964 3 The relics were accidentally discovered by a construction worker in 1968 , at the so - called Anzick burial site in western Montana . so - called Why is this dubbed as the \"so called\" Anzick burial site? 14 17 -964 3 The relics were accidentally discovered by a construction worker in 1968 , at the so - called Anzick burial site in western Montana . Anzick who named it that? 17 18 -964 3 The relics were accidentally discovered by a construction worker in 1968 , at the so - called Anzick burial site in western Montana . relics DO YOU MEAN THE BONES? 1 2 -964 3 The relics were accidentally discovered by a construction worker in 1968 , at the so - called Anzick burial site in western Montana . Anzick who are the Anzick? 17 18 -964 3 The relics were accidentally discovered by a construction worker in 1968 , at the so - called Anzick burial site in western Montana . accidentally discovered how was it accidentally discovered? 3 5 -964 3 The relics were accidentally discovered by a construction worker in 1968 , at the so - called Anzick burial site in western Montana . Anzick burial site What was found at this site before? 17 20 -964 4 The fragments , as well as 125 stone and antler tools , were covered in red ochre , a powdered mineral that was probably used during a burial ceremony , scientists believe . burial ceremony , Why were antler tools buried during a ceremony, is this common? 27 30 -964 4 The fragments , as well as 125 stone and antler tools , were covered in red ochre , a powdered mineral that was probably used during a burial ceremony , scientists believe . scientists believe Why do scientists believe this to be true? 30 32 -964 4 The fragments , as well as 125 stone and antler tools , were covered in red ochre , a powdered mineral that was probably used during a burial ceremony , scientists believe . The fragments , THE BONES? 0 3 -964 4 The fragments , as well as 125 stone and antler tools , were covered in red ochre , a powdered mineral that was probably used during a burial ceremony , scientists believe . probably used during a burial ceremony , is it common to use red ochre in burial ceremonies in various cultures? 23 30 -964 5 In a study published Wednesday in Nature , scientists sequenced the genome of the boy , age 1 to 1½ , and said their findings shed new light on the complex human colonization of North America . scientists sequenced What methods did they use to determine the boys age? 8 10 -964 5 In a study published Wednesday in Nature , scientists sequenced the genome of the boy , age 1 to 1½ , and said their findings shed new light on the complex human colonization of North America . complex Why is it considered to be complex? 30 31 -964 5 In a study published Wednesday in Nature , scientists sequenced the genome of the boy , age 1 to 1½ , and said their findings shed new light on the complex human colonization of North America . complex human colonization DEFINE COMPLEX IN THIS INSTANCE? YOU COULD ARGUE THAT COMPLEX HUMAN COLONIZATION DIDN'T HAPPEN UNTIL THE COLONIES WHICH SETTLED WELL AFTER THIS CHILD DIED. 30 33 -964 5 In a study published Wednesday in Nature , scientists sequenced the genome of the boy , age 1 to 1½ , and said their findings shed new light on the complex human colonization of North America . shed new light what information in particular did the findings shed light on? 25 28 -964 5 In a study published Wednesday in Nature , scientists sequenced the genome of the boy , age 1 to 1½ , and said their findings shed new light on the complex human colonization of North America . sequenced the genome how was the genome sequenced? 9 12 -964 5 In a study published Wednesday in Nature , scientists sequenced the genome of the boy , age 1 to 1½ , and said their findings shed new light on the complex human colonization of North America . their findings shed new light What did they find with the genome? 23 28 -965 1 WASHINGTON - After addressing the issue of race sparingly in his first term , President Obama on Thursday unveiled an initiative explicitly aimed at a group he says demands urgent attention - black and Latino young men . black and Latino young men Why does this group need urgent attention? 32 37 -965 1 WASHINGTON - After addressing the issue of race sparingly in his first term , President Obama on Thursday unveiled an initiative explicitly aimed at a group he says demands urgent attention - black and Latino young men . race sparingly Why was it a hot button topic to bring up race? 7 9 -965 1 WASHINGTON - After addressing the issue of race sparingly in his first term , President Obama on Thursday unveiled an initiative explicitly aimed at a group he says demands urgent attention - black and Latino young men . attention Why do black and Latino young men need urgent attention? 30 31 -965 2 Obama announced a program called My Brother ' s Keeper and ordered the federal government to focus resources on programs that had been proved to help minority young men stay out of trouble , succeed in school and land good jobs . My Brother ' s Keeper why is it called that? 5 10 -965 2 Obama announced a program called My Brother ' s Keeper and ordered the federal government to focus resources on programs that had been proved to help minority young men stay out of trouble , succeed in school and land good jobs . programs that had been proved What type of programs would these be? 19 24 -965 2 Obama announced a program called My Brother ' s Keeper and ordered the federal government to focus resources on programs that had been proved to help minority young men stay out of trouble , succeed in school and land good jobs . proved How have the programs proved to help minority young men stay out of trouble? 23 24 -965 2 Obama announced a program called My Brother ' s Keeper and ordered the federal government to focus resources on programs that had been proved to help minority young men stay out of trouble , succeed in school and land good jobs . succeed Why do young men need to be succeed in school and land good jobs? 34 35 -965 3 " So often , the issues facing boys and young men of color get caught up in long - running ideological arguments - about race and class and crime and poverty , the role of government , partisan politics , " the president said in a packed White House East Room . packed White House who was all there? 46 49 -965 3 " So often , the issues facing boys and young men of color get caught up in long - running ideological arguments - about race and class and crime and poverty , the role of government , partisan politics , " the president said in a packed White House East Room . often , Why do issues facing boys and young men of color get caught up in long-running ideological arguments? 2 4 -965 4 " But the urgency of the situation requires us to move past some of those old arguments and focus on getting something done and focusing on what works . urgency Why is the situation urgent? 3 4 -965 4 " But the urgency of the situation requires us to move past some of those old arguments and focus on getting something done and focusing on what works . works How is it known what works? 27 28 -965 4 " But the urgency of the situation requires us to move past some of those old arguments and focus on getting something done and focusing on what works . urgency of the situation What is the urgent situation? 3 7 -965 5 Doesn ' t mean the arguments are unimportant ; it just means that they can ' t paralyze us " . paralyze us " how would they be paralyzed? 17 20 -965 5 Doesn ' t mean the arguments are unimportant ; it just means that they can ' t paralyze us " . paralyze How do arguments paralyze them? 17 18 -966 1 LOS ANGELES - It ' s not enough for people to get regular moderate exercise as they age . regular moderate exercise what else must they do? 12 15 -966 1 LOS ANGELES - It ' s not enough for people to get regular moderate exercise as they age . regular moderate exercise Why isn't regular moderate exercise enough as people age? 12 15 -966 2 Researchers say it ' s also important not to spend the rest your time sitting too much . sitting too much what is bad about sitting? 14 17 -966 2 Researchers say it ' s also important not to spend the rest your time sitting too much . sitting too much What are the negative effects of this? 14 17 -966 2 Researchers say it ' s also important not to spend the rest your time sitting too much . sitting Why is it important not to sit too much? 14 15 -966 3 In fact , for every hour of sedentary behavior , the odds were 46 percent greater that people older than 60 would have some disability in ordinary skills such as getting around the house and feeding themselves , according to a study published Wednesday in the Journal of Physical Activity & amp ; Health . study published Who published the study? 41 43 -966 4 Being sedentary will lead to problems " independent of time spent in moderate or vigorous activity , " concluded the researchers , from Northwestern ' s Feinberg Medical School , Rush University Medical Center , Harvard School of Public Health and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention . sedentary how can it be avoided? 1 2 -966 5 People who replace even half an hour of sedentary time with 30 minutes of light activity can improve their health , researchers said . light activity what kind of activity other than walking? 14 16 -966 5 People who replace even half an hour of sedentary time with 30 minutes of light activity can improve their health , researchers said . health , What health risks can they reduce? 19 21 -967 1 PEREVALNE , Ukraine - As hundreds of armed men surrounded a Ukrainian military base in Crimea on Sunday , world leaders and Ukraine ' s new prime minister urged Russian President Vladimir Putin to pull back his military . armed men What kind of weapons are they armed with? 7 9 -967 1 PEREVALNE , Ukraine - As hundreds of armed men surrounded a Ukrainian military base in Crimea on Sunday , world leaders and Ukraine ' s new prime minister urged Russian President Vladimir Putin to pull back his military . pull back his military Why was his military there? 34 38 -967 1 PEREVALNE , Ukraine - As hundreds of armed men surrounded a Ukrainian military base in Crimea on Sunday , world leaders and Ukraine ' s new prime minister urged Russian President Vladimir Putin to pull back his military . armed men surrounded a Ukrainian military base Why are they surrounding the base? 7 14 -967 1 PEREVALNE , Ukraine - As hundreds of armed men surrounded a Ukrainian military base in Crimea on Sunday , world leaders and Ukraine ' s new prime minister urged Russian President Vladimir Putin to pull back his military . world leaders Which world leaders? 19 21 -967 2 U . S . Secretary of State John Kerry called Russia ' s military incursion into Ukraine " an incredible act of aggression " - comments that came a day after Russian forces took over the strategic Black Sea peninsula of Crimea from Ukraine without firing a shot . Russia ' s military incursion into Ukraine What was Russia's reason for it's incursion? 10 17 -967 2 U . S . Secretary of State John Kerry called Russia ' s military incursion into Ukraine " an incredible act of aggression " - comments that came a day after Russian forces took over the strategic Black Sea peninsula of Crimea from Ukraine without firing a shot . without firing a shot How did they do this? 44 48 -967 2 U . S . Secretary of State John Kerry called Russia ' s military incursion into Ukraine " an incredible act of aggression " - comments that came a day after Russian forces took over the strategic Black Sea peninsula of Crimea from Ukraine without firing a shot . Russian forces took over Why did the Russians take this over? 31 35 -967 2 U . S . Secretary of State John Kerry called Russia ' s military incursion into Ukraine " an incredible act of aggression " - comments that came a day after Russian forces took over the strategic Black Sea peninsula of Crimea from Ukraine without firing a shot . without firing a shot . How did they do it without firing a shot? 44 49 -967 3 In Kiev , the Ukrainian capital , Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk said there was no reason for Russia to invade Ukraine and warned that " we are on the brink of disaster " . Arseniy Yatsenyuk how long has he been minster? 9 11 -967 3 In Kiev , the Ukrainian capital , Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk said there was no reason for Russia to invade Ukraine and warned that " we are on the brink of disaster " . Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk How long has he been Prime Minister? 7 11 -967 3 In Kiev , the Ukrainian capital , Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk said there was no reason for Russia to invade Ukraine and warned that " we are on the brink of disaster " . " we are on the brink of disaster " Are the Ukrainians fighting back with their military? 24 33 -967 3 In Kiev , the Ukrainian capital , Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk said there was no reason for Russia to invade Ukraine and warned that " we are on the brink of disaster " . " we are on the brink of disaster " . What is causing them to be on the brink? 24 34 -967 4 But so far , his new government and other countries have been powerless to react to Russian military tactics . been powerless What makes them powerless? 11 13 -967 4 But so far , his new government and other countries have been powerless to react to Russian military tactics . have been powerless Why have they been powerless? 10 13 -967 4 But so far , his new government and other countries have been powerless to react to Russian military tactics . powerless Why is everyone powerless? 12 13 -967 4 But so far , his new government and other countries have been powerless to react to Russian military tactics . and other countries Which other countries? 7 10 -967 5 Armed men in uniforms without insignia have moved freely about the peninsula , occupying airports , smashing equipment at an air base and besieging a Ukrainian infantry base . insignia what are insignia? 5 6 -967 5 Armed men in uniforms without insignia have moved freely about the peninsula , occupying airports , smashing equipment at an air base and besieging a Ukrainian infantry base . moved freely about the peninsula , Can Ukraine declare war and fight back? 7 13 -967 5 Armed men in uniforms without insignia have moved freely about the peninsula , occupying airports , smashing equipment at an air base and besieging a Ukrainian infantry base . without insignia Why don't they have insignia? 4 6 -968 1 BROOKLINE , Mass . - The spirited sport known as parkour that treats the world as one big obstacle course is gaining traction outside of the urban enthusiasts whose YouTube - worthy acrobatics spread its popularity . acrobatics Who are some of the acrobatics? 32 33 -968 2 Once the domain of the outdoor anti - athlete , it ' s becoming the go - to sport for people who just want a good workout . anti - athlete , what is an antiathlete? 6 10 -968 2 Once the domain of the outdoor anti - athlete , it ' s becoming the go - to sport for people who just want a good workout . anti - athlete , Why is it for an anti-athlete? 6 10 -968 3 Jessamyn Hodge , a 32 - year - old software and information engineer from South Boston , recently prepped for her first parkour class at a high school gym in suburban Brookline . prepped for how does one prep for that? 18 20 -968 5 " It ' s like dancing at high speed , " she said . dancing at high speed , " is it fun for her? 5 11 -969 1 LOS ANGELES - Using a brand - new technique , scientists using NASA ' s Kepler Space Telescope have found 715 confirmed planets huddling around 305 stars , nearly triple Kepler ' s previous total of 246 confirmed planets in the Milky Way galaxy . brand - new technique , which technique? 5 10 -969 1 LOS ANGELES - Using a brand - new technique , scientists using NASA ' s Kepler Space Telescope have found 715 confirmed planets huddling around 305 stars , nearly triple Kepler ' s previous total of 246 confirmed planets in the Milky Way galaxy . a brand - new technique , What is the brand-new technique? 4 10 -969 1 LOS ANGELES - Using a brand - new technique , scientists using NASA ' s Kepler Space Telescope have found 715 confirmed planets huddling around 305 stars , nearly triple Kepler ' s previous total of 246 confirmed planets in the Milky Way galaxy . huddling around 305 stars , How does this apply to the galaxy (and universe ) as a whole? 23 28 -969 1 LOS ANGELES - Using a brand - new technique , scientists using NASA ' s Kepler Space Telescope have found 715 confirmed planets huddling around 305 stars , nearly triple Kepler ' s previous total of 246 confirmed planets in the Milky Way galaxy . technique , what is the new technique they are using? 8 10 -969 1 LOS ANGELES - Using a brand - new technique , scientists using NASA ' s Kepler Space Telescope have found 715 confirmed planets huddling around 305 stars , nearly triple Kepler ' s previous total of 246 confirmed planets in the Milky Way galaxy . brand - new technique , WHAT IS THE NEW TECHNIQUE? 5 10 -969 2 Nearly 95 percent of them are smaller than Neptune , and four of them are in their star ' s habitable zone , the region where liquid water - a necessary ingredient for life as we know it - could exist . star ' s habitable zone , How do we tell how far they are away from their star at such great distances? 17 23 -969 2 Nearly 95 percent of them are smaller than Neptune , and four of them are in their star ' s habitable zone , the region where liquid water - a necessary ingredient for life as we know it - could exist . for life can humans live here? 32 34 -969 2 Nearly 95 percent of them are smaller than Neptune , and four of them are in their star ' s habitable zone , the region where liquid water - a necessary ingredient for life as we know it - could exist . could exist . WHAT EVIDENCE DO WE HAVE TO SUPPORT THIS? 39 42 -969 3 Even though the planet - hunting telescope ' s crucial pointing ability was crippled last year , data mined from the spacecraft are still turning up a trove of strange and wonderful worlds , researchers said - bringing them ever closer to finding " Earth 2 . 0 " . " Earth 2 . 0 " What exactly are we looking for in Earth 2.0? 43 49 -969 3 Even though the planet - hunting telescope ' s crucial pointing ability was crippled last year , data mined from the spacecraft are still turning up a trove of strange and wonderful worlds , researchers said - bringing them ever closer to finding " Earth 2 . 0 " . " Earth 2 . 0 " would everyone living on this earth go to live on that earth when its found? 43 49 -969 3 Even though the planet - hunting telescope ' s crucial pointing ability was crippled last year , data mined from the spacecraft are still turning up a trove of strange and wonderful worlds , researchers said - bringing them ever closer to finding " Earth 2 . 0 " . pointing ability was crippled last year , WHAT HAPPENED TO DAMAGE THE SYSTEM? 10 17 -969 4 " We ' ve been able to open the bottleneck to access the mother lode and deliver to you more than 20 times as many planets as have ever been found and announced at once , " said Jack Lissauer , a planetary scientist at NASA Ames Research Center who co - led one of two papers on the discovery published in the Astrophysical Journal . bottleneck what is a bottleneck? 9 10 -969 4 " We ' ve been able to open the bottleneck to access the mother lode and deliver to you more than 20 times as many planets as have ever been found and announced at once , " said Jack Lissauer , a planetary scientist at NASA Ames Research Center who co - led one of two papers on the discovery published in the Astrophysical Journal . deliver to you How has this been accomplished? 16 19 -969 4 " We ' ve been able to open the bottleneck to access the mother lode and deliver to you more than 20 times as many planets as have ever been found and announced at once , " said Jack Lissauer , a planetary scientist at NASA Ames Research Center who co - led one of two papers on the discovery published in the Astrophysical Journal . many planets is there life in this planets? 24 26 -969 4 " We ' ve been able to open the bottleneck to access the mother lode and deliver to you more than 20 times as many planets as have ever been found and announced at once , " said Jack Lissauer , a planetary scientist at NASA Ames Research Center who co - led one of two papers on the discovery published in the Astrophysical Journal . open the bottleneck WHAT WAS THE PROBLEM WITH SEEING THESE PLANETS BEFORE? 7 10 -969 5 The research , which covers the first two years of data after Kepler ' s 2009 launch , has turned up a smorgasbord of smaller planets - and all in multi - planet systems . smorgasbord of smaller planets how many total? 22 26 -969 5 The research , which covers the first two years of data after Kepler ' s 2009 launch , has turned up a smorgasbord of smaller planets - and all in multi - planet systems . multi - planet systems what is a multi planet system? 30 34 -969 5 The research , which covers the first two years of data after Kepler ' s 2009 launch , has turned up a smorgasbord of smaller planets - and all in multi - planet systems . multi - planet systems . WHY COULDN'T WE SEE THIS BEFORE? 30 35 -970 1 BOGOTA , Colombia - When the green men from Mars landed in the central plaza of Cotocollao , Ecuador , a stunned nation listened as one of the country ' s most famous radio personalities was vaporized by a death - ray , and firefighters and police rushed to the sleepy village to confront the invaders . BOGOTA , is that the capital? 0 2 -970 1 BOGOTA , Colombia - When the green men from Mars landed in the central plaza of Cotocollao , Ecuador , a stunned nation listened as one of the country ' s most famous radio personalities was vaporized by a death - ray , and firefighters and police rushed to the sleepy village to confront the invaders . confront the invaders . How were these invaders taken on? 53 57 -970 1 BOGOTA , Colombia - When the green men from Mars landed in the central plaza of Cotocollao , Ecuador , a stunned nation listened as one of the country ' s most famous radio personalities was vaporized by a death - ray , and firefighters and police rushed to the sleepy village to confront the invaders . When exactly when was this? 4 5 -970 2 By the end of that night , 65 years ago this month , the announcer would still be alive but at least six others would be dead as irate mobs discovered they had fallen for a radio hoax - and embarrassed security forces either refused , or were unable , to come to the broadcasters ' aid . month , which month? 11 13 -970 2 By the end of that night , 65 years ago this month , the announcer would still be alive but at least six others would be dead as irate mobs discovered they had fallen for a radio hoax - and embarrassed security forces either refused , or were unable , to come to the broadcasters ' aid . forces have these forces broken any laws by doing so? 42 43 -970 4 But the program , based on H . G . Wells ' classic science fiction novel , had a lesser - known and more deadly ripple effect throughout Latin America , where radio pioneers tried to emulate its success . radio pioneers tried to emulate its success . Which radio pioneers tried to emulate its success? 32 40 -970 4 But the program , based on H . G . Wells ' classic science fiction novel , had a lesser - known and more deadly ripple effect throughout Latin America , where radio pioneers tried to emulate its success . radio pioneers tried to emulate its success Why did other countries try to emulate the War of the Worlds storyline? 32 39 -970 4 But the program , based on H . G . Wells ' classic science fiction novel , had a lesser - known and more deadly ripple effect throughout Latin America , where radio pioneers tried to emulate its success . Latin Why latin america specifically? 28 29 -971 1 Scientists have discovered the DNA of millions of tiny organisms entombed in the ancient dental plaque of four medieval skeletons . ancient dental plaque of four medieval skeletons What does this imply about their diet? 13 20 -971 2 The findings , published in the journal Nature Genetics , have implications for research into what our ancestors ate , how they interacted , and what diseases they fought , the authors write . diseases they fought , do we not know the diseases? 26 30 -971 2 The findings , published in the journal Nature Genetics , have implications for research into what our ancestors ate , how they interacted , and what diseases they fought , the authors write . the authors write . Who were the authors? 30 34 -971 2 The findings , published in the journal Nature Genetics , have implications for research into what our ancestors ate , how they interacted , and what diseases they fought , the authors write . implications How will researchers explore these implications? 11 12 -971 2 The findings , published in the journal Nature Genetics , have implications for research into what our ancestors ate , how they interacted , and what diseases they fought , the authors write . for research into what our ancestors ate , How are scientists able to tell what they ate based on the ancient microorganisms? 12 20 -971 3 " I feel like we discovered a time capsule that has been right under our noses this whole time , " said Christina Warinner , a molecular anthropologist at the University of Oklahoma and the lead author of the study . study how long was the study? 39 40 -971 3 " I feel like we discovered a time capsule that has been right under our noses this whole time , " said Christina Warinner , a molecular anthropologist at the University of Oklahoma and the lead author of the study . under our noses this whole time , " Why were scientists failing to see these sorts of clues in the past? 13 21 -971 4 " This is a game changer " . Matthew Collins of the University of York , a co - author on the paper , put it this way : " What we found is a microbial Pompeii " . game changer " will it help a lot? 4 7 -971 4 " This is a game changer " . Matthew Collins of the University of York , a co - author on the paper , put it this way : " What we found is a microbial Pompeii " . Matthew What “game”will this discovery change and how? 8 9 -971 4 " This is a game changer " . Matthew Collins of the University of York , a co - author on the paper , put it this way : " What we found is a microbial Pompeii " . " This is a game changer " Why is this particularly influential? 0 7 -972 1 WASHINGTON - The Obama administration on Thursday will propose the first major revamp of nutrition labels in more than two decades , an update that would emphasize calorie information , include the amount of added sugars and revise serving sizes to reflect how people really consume food . Thursday which thursday? 6 7 -972 1 WASHINGTON - The Obama administration on Thursday will propose the first major revamp of nutrition labels in more than two decades , an update that would emphasize calorie information , include the amount of added sugars and revise serving sizes to reflect how people really consume food . emphasize Why do new nutrition labels emphasize calorie information? 26 27 -972 1 WASHINGTON - The Obama administration on Thursday will propose the first major revamp of nutrition labels in more than two decades , an update that would emphasize calorie information , include the amount of added sugars and revise serving sizes to reflect how people really consume food . consume How do they know how people will really consume the food? 45 46 -972 2 The revision is aimed , in part , at addressing serious public health issues , including obesity and other chronic diseases . other chronic diseases like diabetes? 18 21 -972 2 The revision is aimed , in part , at addressing serious public health issues , including obesity and other chronic diseases . obesity Why are people obese? 16 17 -972 2 The revision is aimed , in part , at addressing serious public health issues , including obesity and other chronic diseases . other What kind of chronic diseases? 18 19 -972 2 The revision is aimed , in part , at addressing serious public health issues , including obesity and other chronic diseases . other chronic diseases What are the other chronic diseases? 18 21 -972 2 The revision is aimed , in part , at addressing serious public health issues , including obesity and other chronic diseases . chronic diseases What other chronic diseases will be addressed by the revision? 19 21 -972 3 Administration officials believe the new labels could lead consumers to make more healthful food choices and encourage the food industry to reformulate some products , particularly those with high amounts of added sugar . added sugar why is sugar added? 31 33 -972 3 Administration officials believe the new labels could lead consumers to make more healthful food choices and encourage the food industry to reformulate some products , particularly those with high amounts of added sugar . choices Why will the consumers make healthier choices? 14 15 -972 3 Administration officials believe the new labels could lead consumers to make more healthful food choices and encourage the food industry to reformulate some products , particularly those with high amounts of added sugar . high Why does the administration want the food industry to reformulate high sugar products? 28 29 -972 3 Administration officials believe the new labels could lead consumers to make more healthful food choices and encourage the food industry to reformulate some products , particularly those with high amounts of added sugar . more healthful food choices What are more healthy food choices? 11 15 -972 3 Administration officials believe the new labels could lead consumers to make more healthful food choices and encourage the food industry to reformulate some products , particularly those with high amounts of added sugar . some products , What are some products? 22 25 -972 3 Administration officials believe the new labels could lead consumers to make more healthful food choices and encourage the food industry to reformulate some products , particularly those with high amounts of added sugar . reformulate some products , How do they think they will be reformulated? 21 25 -972 4 First lady Michelle Obama , who has made better nutrition a focus of her " Let ' s Move ! " initiative to battle childhood obesity , is slated to announce the Food and Drug Administration proposal at the White House with top administration officials . initiative Why is Michelle Obama initiating a battle against childhood obesity? 21 22 -972 5 " Our guiding principle here is very simple : that you as a parent and a consumer should be able to walk into your local grocery store , pick up an item off the shelf , and be able to tell whether it ' s good for your family , " she said in a statement . good What determines if food is good for you or not? 45 46 -973 1 When it comes to squeezing tiny , individual living cells out into orderly patterns for lab experiments , scientists usually use inkjet printers , but those have their limits . orderly patterns what kind of orderly patterns? 12 14 -973 1 When it comes to squeezing tiny , individual living cells out into orderly patterns for lab experiments , scientists usually use inkjet printers , but those have their limits . their limits . what limitations are those to a scientist? 27 30 -973 1 When it comes to squeezing tiny , individual living cells out into orderly patterns for lab experiments , scientists usually use inkjet printers , but those have their limits . inkjet How does that work? 21 22 -973 2 So they ' ve turned to a much older technology for a solution : Chinese woodblock printing , developed roughly two millennia ago . Chinese woodblock printing , what is Chinese woodblock printing? 14 18 -973 2 So they ' ve turned to a much older technology for a solution : Chinese woodblock printing , developed roughly two millennia ago . Chinese woodblock printing , What does this entail? 14 18 -973 2 So they ' ve turned to a much older technology for a solution : Chinese woodblock printing , developed roughly two millennia ago . solution : Solution of what? 12 14 -973 3 The retro technique , described in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences , could significantly improve the survival rates of living cells and allow scientists to effectively print a variety of animal cells in a variety of shapes on just about any surface . retro technique , what is a retro technique? 1 4 -973 3 The retro technique , described in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences , could significantly improve the survival rates of living cells and allow scientists to effectively print a variety of animal cells in a variety of shapes on just about any surface . animal what kind of animals? 32 33 -973 3 The retro technique , described in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences , could significantly improve the survival rates of living cells and allow scientists to effectively print a variety of animal cells in a variety of shapes on just about any surface . survival rates of living cells and is the cell supposed to live on the wood block? 18 24 -973 3 The retro technique , described in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences , could significantly improve the survival rates of living cells and allow scientists to effectively print a variety of animal cells in a variety of shapes on just about any surface . effectively print how does this thing print? 27 29 -973 3 The retro technique , described in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences , could significantly improve the survival rates of living cells and allow scientists to effectively print a variety of animal cells in a variety of shapes on just about any surface . print How would that work? 28 29 -973 4 Researchers have used techniques like inkjet printing when they ' re trying to set down a layer of cells , the study authors wrote . down a layer of cells , is it very complex? 14 20 -973 4 Researchers have used techniques like inkjet printing when they ' re trying to set down a layer of cells , the study authors wrote . inkjet printing are we talking about a standard office ink jet printer? 5 7 -973 4 Researchers have used techniques like inkjet printing when they ' re trying to set down a layer of cells , the study authors wrote . techniques Did the techniques work? 3 4 -973 4 Researchers have used techniques like inkjet printing when they ' re trying to set down a layer of cells , the study authors wrote . the study authors wrote . Who are the study authors? 20 25 -973 5 Inkjet printing involves squeezing fluid filled with cells - the " ink " - onto a surface in a planned design . surface what type of suface? 16 17 -973 5 Inkjet printing involves squeezing fluid filled with cells - the " ink " - onto a surface in a planned design . planned design what is the purpose of the design? 19 21 -974 1 ATLANTA - Javon Butts had his routine worked out pretty well . Javon Butts who is he? 2 4 -974 1 ATLANTA - Javon Butts had his routine worked out pretty well . Javon Butts Who is Javon Butts 2 4 -974 1 ATLANTA - Javon Butts had his routine worked out pretty well . worked Why was Javon Butts' routine working out well? 7 8 -974 1 ATLANTA - Javon Butts had his routine worked out pretty well . routine What type of routine are we discussing? 6 7 -974 1 ATLANTA - Javon Butts had his routine worked out pretty well . routine What was Javon Butts routine? 6 7 -974 1 ATLANTA - Javon Butts had his routine worked out pretty well . Javon Butts Who is Javon Butts? 2 4 -974 2 Classes at 8 a . m . most days , finish up around noon , then on to work . on to work where does he work? 16 19 -974 2 Classes at 8 a . m . most days , finish up around noon , then on to work . most days , How many days a week did he have class? 7 10 -974 2 Classes at 8 a . m . most days , finish up around noon , then on to work . most Why do classes not always finish up around noon? 7 8 -974 2 Classes at 8 a . m . most days , finish up around noon , then on to work . work How does Javon Butts get to work? 18 19 -974 2 Classes at 8 a . m . most days , finish up around noon , then on to work . work Where does Javon Butts work? 18 19 -974 3 His recent life as a student at Kennesaw State University was far from perfect , but it was temporarily manageable . temporarily manageable until he gets his degree? 18 20 -974 3 His recent life as a student at Kennesaw State University was far from perfect , but it was temporarily manageable . from perfect , What are the reasons his life isn't perfect? 12 15 -974 3 His recent life as a student at Kennesaw State University was far from perfect , but it was temporarily manageable . student Why is he attending Kennesaw State University? 5 6 -974 3 His recent life as a student at Kennesaw State University was far from perfect , but it was temporarily manageable . perfect , Why was recent life far from percent? 13 15 -974 3 His recent life as a student at Kennesaw State University was far from perfect , but it was temporarily manageable . manageable How was recent life manageable? 19 20 -974 4 And then his car ' s transmission failed . his car ' s What kind of car did he drive? 2 6 -974 4 And then his car ' s transmission failed . failed Why did his car's transmission fail? 7 8 -974 4 And then his car ' s transmission failed . failed Why did the transmission fail? 7 8 -974 5 The vehicle that left him stranded wasn ' t just his transportation : It was his home . It was his home Where did he park the car when he slept in it for the night? 13 17 -974 5 The vehicle that left him stranded wasn ' t just his transportation : It was his home . home Why was the vehicle also his home? 16 17 -974 5 The vehicle that left him stranded wasn ' t just his transportation : It was his home . home Why is Javon Butts car his home? 16 17 -975 1 LOS ANGELES - Tony Castillo skateboarded down Fairfax Avenue as he had for more than two years , but on one December morning he noticed something new . skateboarded Why was Tony Castillo skateboarding down Fairfax Avenue? 5 6 -975 1 LOS ANGELES - Tony Castillo skateboarded down Fairfax Avenue as he had for more than two years , but on one December morning he noticed something new . noticed Why did Tony Castillo notice something new? 24 25 -975 1 LOS ANGELES - Tony Castillo skateboarded down Fairfax Avenue as he had for more than two years , but on one December morning he noticed something new . morning he noticed what did he notice? 22 25 -975 1 LOS ANGELES - Tony Castillo skateboarded down Fairfax Avenue as he had for more than two years , but on one December morning he noticed something new . as he had for more than two years , How have his skateboarding skills progressed in that time? 9 18 -975 1 LOS ANGELES - Tony Castillo skateboarded down Fairfax Avenue as he had for more than two years , but on one December morning he noticed something new . he noticed something new What did he notice? 23 27 -975 1 LOS ANGELES - Tony Castillo skateboarded down Fairfax Avenue as he had for more than two years , but on one December morning he noticed something new . noticed What did Tony Castillo notice? 24 25 -975 2 Clasped to the streetlight pole in front of the sneaker store Flight Club , a bright red sign with white text stared him in the face . Clasped Why was the bright red sign clasped to a streetlight pole? 0 1 -975 2 Clasped to the streetlight pole in front of the sneaker store Flight Club , a bright red sign with white text stared him in the face . red sign with white text what did the sign say? 16 21 -975 2 Clasped to the streetlight pole in front of the sneaker store Flight Club , a bright red sign with white text stared him in the face . Flight Club , Is the name of this store based on the novel/movie \"Fight Club\"? 11 14 -975 2 Clasped to the streetlight pole in front of the sneaker store Flight Club , a bright red sign with white text stared him in the face . red sign with white text stared him in the face What was on the sign? 16 26 -975 2 Clasped to the streetlight pole in front of the sneaker store Flight Club , a bright red sign with white text stared him in the face . sign What did the sign in front of the Flight Club say? 17 18 -975 3 Though it had the look of a standard street sign , it offered no instructions on parking , driving or walking . street Why does the street sign have no apparent purpose? 8 9 -975 3 Though it had the look of a standard street sign , it offered no instructions on parking , driving or walking . instructions what were the instructions then? 14 15 -975 3 Though it had the look of a standard street sign , it offered no instructions on parking , driving or walking . it had the look of a standard street sign , Was this non-instructional street sign a prank? 1 11 -975 3 Though it had the look of a standard street sign , it offered no instructions on parking , driving or walking . offered no instructions What did it offer instead of instructions? 12 15 -975 4 Instead it displayed a rap lyric that made reference to the very spot Castillo had just blown past . rap Why does the sign have a rap lyrics displayed on it? 4 5 -975 4 Instead it displayed a rap lyric that made reference to the very spot Castillo had just blown past . past Why did Castillo blow past the spot reference on by the rap lyric on the sign? 17 18 -975 4 Instead it displayed a rap lyric that made reference to the very spot Castillo had just blown past . a rap lyric Was this a local monument? 3 6 -975 4 Instead it displayed a rap lyric that made reference to the very spot Castillo had just blown past . rap lyric What is the rap lyric? 4 6 -975 5 Bun B the OG like ‘ 95 Air Max / Neon green outta Flight Club off Fairfax Hours later , the 25 - year - old from the Venice , Calif . , area found himself sweeping in front of his store next door and gravitating toward the sign again . sweeping Why was the 25 year old sweeping in front of his store? 36 37 -975 5 Bun B the OG like ‘ 95 Air Max / Neon green outta Flight Club off Fairfax Hours later , the 25 - year - old from the Venice , Calif . , area found himself sweeping in front of his store next door and gravitating toward the sign again . gravitating why was the 25 year old gravitating toward the sign again? 45 46 -975 5 Bun B the OG like ‘ 95 Air Max / Neon green outta Flight Club off Fairfax Hours later , the 25 - year - old from the Venice , Calif . , area found himself sweeping in front of his store next door and gravitating toward the sign again . gravitating toward the sign again Why was Tony Castillo so attracted to this sign? 45 50 -976 1 A zircon crystal embedded in sandstone found on a sheep ranch in Australia is the oldest piece of the Earth ' s crust to be discovered , shedding new light on our planet ' s formation . zircon what is zircon? 1 2 -976 1 A zircon crystal embedded in sandstone found on a sheep ranch in Australia is the oldest piece of the Earth ' s crust to be discovered , shedding new light on our planet ' s formation . oldest What was the previous one? 15 16 -976 1 A zircon crystal embedded in sandstone found on a sheep ranch in Australia is the oldest piece of the Earth ' s crust to be discovered , shedding new light on our planet ' s formation . found who found the crystal? 6 7 -976 1 A zircon crystal embedded in sandstone found on a sheep ranch in Australia is the oldest piece of the Earth ' s crust to be discovered , shedding new light on our planet ' s formation . found How was it found? 6 7 -976 1 A zircon crystal embedded in sandstone found on a sheep ranch in Australia is the oldest piece of the Earth ' s crust to be discovered , shedding new light on our planet ' s formation . oldest piece How is that determined? 15 17 -976 1 A zircon crystal embedded in sandstone found on a sheep ranch in Australia is the oldest piece of the Earth ' s crust to be discovered , shedding new light on our planet ' s formation . to be discovered , Did they look for more in that location? 23 27 -976 2 The zircon , described in the journal Nature Geoscience , is about 4 . 4 billion years old and much smaller than a single grain of rice . billion how can they calculate this? 15 16 -976 2 The zircon , described in the journal Nature Geoscience , is about 4 . 4 billion years old and much smaller than a single grain of rice . 4 . 4 billion years old How is this determined? 12 18 -976 3 But the tiny crystal carries an outsize significance : It is evidence that by that point in its history , Earth had gone from a superheated ball of molten rock to a congealed surface eventually capable of supporting life . significance : What is the significance? 7 9 -976 3 But the tiny crystal carries an outsize significance : It is evidence that by that point in its history , Earth had gone from a superheated ball of molten rock to a congealed surface eventually capable of supporting life . superheated ball of molten rock How long was Earth in that state? 25 30 -976 3 But the tiny crystal carries an outsize significance : It is evidence that by that point in its history , Earth had gone from a superheated ball of molten rock to a congealed surface eventually capable of supporting life . eventually How long did that take? 34 35 -976 4 " One of the main goals of the space program is to understand if there ' s life elsewhere in the universe , " said John Valley , a University of Wisconsin professor who led the study , collaborating with scientists in Australia , Canada and Puerto Rico . " One of the main goals What are some other goals? 0 6 -976 5 By studying how the conditions of life came together on our planet , scientists believe we will learn what to look for on other planets . scientists believe we how does it help us? 13 16 -976 5 By studying how the conditions of life came together on our planet , scientists believe we will learn what to look for on other planets . conditions What are the conditions? 4 5 -976 5 By studying how the conditions of life came together on our planet , scientists believe we will learn what to look for on other planets . studying How do they study? 1 2 -976 5 By studying how the conditions of life came together on our planet , scientists believe we will learn what to look for on other planets . conditions of life came together How long did it take overall for life to come together? 4 9 -977 1 SIMFEROPOL , Ukraine - There are no words in the lexicon of the Abdulkerimov family more terrible than " occupation " or " deportation , " two foreign terms with no precise translation in the Crimean Tatar language . Abdulkerimov family Who is the Abdulkerimov family? 13 15 -977 1 SIMFEROPOL , Ukraine - There are no words in the lexicon of the Abdulkerimov family more terrible than " occupation " or " deportation , " two foreign terms with no precise translation in the Crimean Tatar language . more terrible than " occupation " or " deportation , " Why are these two words so terrible? 15 26 -977 2 For Tatars , an ethnic group with deep roots in Crimea , the terms are strongly associated with Adolf Hitler ' s Germany and Josef Stalin ' s secret police , and together they evoke dark memories of war , exile , deprivation and death . deep roots how deep are they? 7 9 -977 3 They had seemed all but obsolete in recent years . They had seemed all but obsolete What had seemed obsolete? 0 6 -977 4 Last week ' s de facto Russian takeover of the Crimean peninsula , however , brought history flooding back to many Tatars , recalling the Nazi occupation of Crimea during World War II and the subsequent Soviet deportation of the entire Tatar people , summarily accused by Stalin of being traitors . being traitors were they actual traitors? 49 51 -977 4 Last week ' s de facto Russian takeover of the Crimean peninsula , however , brought history flooding back to many Tatars , recalling the Nazi occupation of Crimea during World War II and the subsequent Soviet deportation of the entire Tatar people , summarily accused by Stalin of being traitors . accused Why were the Tatars accused by Stalin of being traitors? 45 46 -977 4 Last week ' s de facto Russian takeover of the Crimean peninsula , however , brought history flooding back to many Tatars , recalling the Nazi occupation of Crimea during World War II and the subsequent Soviet deportation of the entire Tatar people , summarily accused by Stalin of being traitors . summarily accused by Stalin of being traitors Why did Stalin consider them traitors? 44 51 -977 4 Last week ' s de facto Russian takeover of the Crimean peninsula , however , brought history flooding back to many Tatars , recalling the Nazi occupation of Crimea during World War II and the subsequent Soviet deportation of the entire Tatar people , summarily accused by Stalin of being traitors . deportation Where were the Tatar's deported to? 37 38 -977 5 " If somebody tells me today that another deportation is possible , I would tell him that he is an idiot and nothing of the kind can happen again , " said Jafer Abdulkerimov , a frail 81 - year - old man with bright eyes , a steady voice and a sound memory . deportation is possible , why is it impossible? 8 12 -977 5 " If somebody tells me today that another deportation is possible , I would tell him that he is an idiot and nothing of the kind can happen again , " said Jafer Abdulkerimov , a frail 81 - year - old man with bright eyes , a steady voice and a sound memory . Jafer Abdulkerimov , a frail 81 - year - old man What is Jafer's relation to the story; does he have a personal experience in relation to the piece? 32 43 -978 1 WASHINGTON - The FBI is deploying agents and technical experts to assist in investigating the disappearance of a Malaysia Airlines jet , based on the American citizenship of three of the passengers aboard the lost flight , a top federal law enforcement official in Washington said Saturday . a top federal law enforcement official Which law enforcement official? 37 43 -978 1 WASHINGTON - The FBI is deploying agents and technical experts to assist in investigating the disappearance of a Malaysia Airlines jet , based on the American citizenship of three of the passengers aboard the lost flight , a top federal law enforcement official in Washington said Saturday . Malaysia Airlines jet , when was this jet last seen? 18 22 -978 2 He said that a fourth passenger , whom he described as an infant flying with the three Americans , also may be a U . S citizen . may be a U are they not sure? 20 24 -978 2 He said that a fourth passenger , whom he described as an infant flying with the three Americans , also may be a U . S citizen . He Who is he? 0 1 -978 2 He said that a fourth passenger , whom he described as an infant flying with the three Americans , also may be a U . S citizen . infant Why is it unclear whether the infant is a US citizen? 12 13 -978 2 He said that a fourth passenger , whom he described as an infant flying with the three Americans , also may be a U . S citizen . as an infant flying how did they disappear with a baby? 10 14 -978 3 " This gives us entree " to the case , the official said , speaking confidentially because the FBI investigation is just beginning . entree " what does entree mean here? 4 6 -978 3 " This gives us entree " to the case , the official said , speaking confidentially because the FBI investigation is just beginning . the FBI investigation is just beginning how much do they know about the jet to start the investigation? 17 23 -978 4 " But so far what happened is a mystery " . mystery " WILL IT BE FIGURED OUT?\n 8 10 -978 4 " But so far what happened is a mystery " . what happened What did happen? 4 6 -978 4 " But so far what happened is a mystery " . mystery " why is is a mystery? 8 10 -978 5 U . S . officials said they are looking at whether this could be terrorism , as they would with any plane crash until proved otherwise . terrorism , Why is any plane crash investigated as possible terrorism? 14 16 -978 5 U . S . officials said they are looking at whether this could be terrorism , as they would with any plane crash until proved otherwise . this could be terrorism , how would it be terrorism is the plane has not been found? 11 16 -979 1 Americans use twice the amount of water they think they do , and appear to be particularly oblivious about how much H2O they flush down the toilet on a daily basis , according to new research . according to new research How did the researchers come to this conclusion? 32 36 -979 1 Americans use twice the amount of water they think they do , and appear to be particularly oblivious about how much H2O they flush down the toilet on a daily basis , according to new research . how much H2O they flush down the toilet What is the average amount of water a person flushes? 19 27 -979 2 In a paper published online Monday in the journal PNAS , a researcher concluded that Americans underestimated their water use by a factor of 2 , and were only slightly aware of how much water goes into growing the food they eat . water goes into growing the food they eat What types of food were being asked about? 34 42 -979 2 In a paper published online Monday in the journal PNAS , a researcher concluded that Americans underestimated their water use by a factor of 2 , and were only slightly aware of how much water goes into growing the food they eat . a researcher concluded Who is the researcher? 11 14 -979 3 " In general , people tend to underestimate water by a very large magnitude , " said study author Shahzeen Attari , an assistant professor in the Department of Public and Environmental Affairs at Indiana University . underestimate why do they underestimate? 7 8 -979 3 " In general , people tend to underestimate water by a very large magnitude , " said study author Shahzeen Attari , an assistant professor in the Department of Public and Environmental Affairs at Indiana University . underestimate water Why do people underestimate water use? 7 9 -979 3 " In general , people tend to underestimate water by a very large magnitude , " said study author Shahzeen Attari , an assistant professor in the Department of Public and Environmental Affairs at Indiana University . people tend to underestimate water How do people underestimate water? 4 9 -979 4 The study ' s conclusions were based on an Internet survey of 1 , 020 people , and come amid a national drought that extends from the Pacific Coast to portions of the Mississippi Valley , with the most severe conditions in California . Internet survey of 1 , 020 people , Which survey method did the researchers use to get their findings? 9 17 -980 1 A satellite orbiting Earth has spotted 55 southern right whales hanging out in the shallow waters off Argentina . 55 southern right whales what is a southern right whale? 6 10 -980 1 A satellite orbiting Earth has spotted 55 southern right whales hanging out in the shallow waters off Argentina . A satellite Which satellite was doing the research? 0 2 -980 2 It turns out that these particular whales are quite easy to spot from space , said Peter Fretwell of the British Antarctic Survey . easy to spot Why are the right whales easy to spot from space? 9 12 -980 2 It turns out that these particular whales are quite easy to spot from space , said Peter Fretwell of the British Antarctic Survey . spot from why are they easy to spot? 11 13 -980 2 It turns out that these particular whales are quite easy to spot from space , said Peter Fretwell of the British Antarctic Survey . quite easy to spot Why are they so easily spotted? 8 12 -980 2 It turns out that these particular whales are quite easy to spot from space , said Peter Fretwell of the British Antarctic Survey . quite easy to spot from space , Why are they easily spotted? 8 15 -980 3 They got the name right whales because they were once considered the " right " whales to hunt . " right " why were they right to hunt? 12 15 -980 4 They are large and slow , and they spend a lot of time lolling near the surface of calm ocean waters . lolling just sitting there? 13 14 -980 4 They are large and slow , and they spend a lot of time lolling near the surface of calm ocean waters . they spend a lot of time lolling Why do these whales laze about? 7 14 -981 1 NEW YORK - America ' s top doll , Barbie , finds herself in controversy once again , this time over a business partnership between her manufacturer , Mattel , and the Girl Scouts . Mattel , and the Girl Scouts are they changing businesses? 28 34 -981 1 NEW YORK - America ' s top doll , Barbie , finds herself in controversy once again , this time over a business partnership between her manufacturer , Mattel , and the Girl Scouts . America ' s top doll , Whats Americas number 2 best selling doll? 3 9 -981 1 NEW YORK - America ' s top doll , Barbie , finds herself in controversy once again , this time over a business partnership between her manufacturer , Mattel , and the Girl Scouts . controversy What is the controversy with Barbie and the Girl Scouts? 14 15 -981 2 On Thursday , two consumer advocacy groups often critical of corporate advertising tactics - the Campaign for a Commercial - Free Childhood and the Center for a New American Dream - criticized Barbie as a flawed role model for little girls and launched a petition drive urging the Girl Scouts of the USA to end the partnership . Thursday , which year? 1 3 -981 2 On Thursday , two consumer advocacy groups often critical of corporate advertising tactics - the Campaign for a Commercial - Free Childhood and the Center for a New American Dream - criticized Barbie as a flawed role model for little girls and launched a petition drive urging the Girl Scouts of the USA to end the partnership . flawed role model What makes Barbie a flawed role model? 35 38 -981 2 On Thursday , two consumer advocacy groups often critical of corporate advertising tactics - the Campaign for a Commercial - Free Childhood and the Center for a New American Dream - criticized Barbie as a flawed role model for little girls and launched a petition drive urging the Girl Scouts of the USA to end the partnership . flawed role model Why is Barbie a flawed role model? 35 38 -981 2 On Thursday , two consumer advocacy groups often critical of corporate advertising tactics - the Campaign for a Commercial - Free Childhood and the Center for a New American Dream - criticized Barbie as a flawed role model for little girls and launched a petition drive urging the Girl Scouts of the USA to end the partnership . flawed role model What, exactly, makes her flawed? 35 38 -981 3 The Girls Scouts said they would not do so . would not do so did they explain why? 5 9 -981 4 Just a few weeks ago , Mattel incurred widespread criticism - as well as some accolades - for letting Barbie be featured in Sports Illustrated ' s annual swimsuit edition . criticism What was the criticism specifically? 9 10 -981 4 Just a few weeks ago , Mattel incurred widespread criticism - as well as some accolades - for letting Barbie be featured in Sports Illustrated ' s annual swimsuit edition . Just a few weeks ago , Whats the specific date? 0 6 -981 4 Just a few weeks ago , Mattel incurred widespread criticism - as well as some accolades - for letting Barbie be featured in Sports Illustrated ' s annual swimsuit edition . criticism Why was Mattel criticized for Barbie being in the annual swimsuit issue? 9 10 -981 4 Just a few weeks ago , Mattel incurred widespread criticism - as well as some accolades - for letting Barbie be featured in Sports Illustrated ' s annual swimsuit edition . incurred widespread criticism How widespread was the criticism? 7 10 -981 5 The Girl Scouts ' partnership with Mattel , announced last August , includes a Barbie - themed activity book , a website , and a Barbie participation patch - the first Girl Scout uniform patch with corporate sponsorship . Barbie participation patch - should they be accepting sponsorships? 25 29 -981 5 The Girl Scouts ' partnership with Mattel , announced last August , includes a Barbie - themed activity book , a website , and a Barbie participation patch - the first Girl Scout uniform patch with corporate sponsorship . The Girl Scouts ' partnership with Mattel , Why do the Girl scouts have any influence over the toy company Mattel? 0 8 -981 5 The Girl Scouts ' partnership with Mattel , announced last August , includes a Barbie - themed activity book , a website , and a Barbie participation patch - the first Girl Scout uniform patch with corporate sponsorship . a Barbie participation patch What led to attaining the patch? 24 28 -982 1 MEXICO CITY - When historians write about 21st century Los Angeles , they ' ll probably observe that Eric Garcetti was the second Spanish - speaking LA mayor in a row to make an official visit to the Mexican capital . MEXICO CITY why is mexico city talking about los angeles? 0 2 -982 1 MEXICO CITY - When historians write about 21st century Los Angeles , they ' ll probably observe that Eric Garcetti was the second Spanish - speaking LA mayor in a row to make an official visit to the Mexican capital . second Spanish - speaking LA mayor Who was the first? 22 28 -982 2 They may also note how trips such as his trade mission this week reflected the increasingly intimate cultural and economic ties between Los Angeles and its sister megalopolis to the south . trade mission What is the trade mission about? 9 11 -982 4 Villaraigosa and Garcetti have Latino roots , but both had to learn much of their Spanish in school , on the stump or on the job . on the stump what is on the stump? 19 22 -982 4 Villaraigosa and Garcetti have Latino roots , but both had to learn much of their Spanish in school , on the stump or on the job . Latino roots , What are their roots specifically? 4 7 -983 2 The finish line banner was set to be hung Monday morning on Front Street in Nome with help from the local electric utility . utility Who is the local electric utility? 22 23 -983 3 On Sunday , city crews moved the actual finish line , the burled arch , into place , and public works employees trucked in snow to give the mushers a path once they leave the Bering Sea ice . Sunday , of which year? 1 3 -983 4 " Yeah , I know , it ' s funny to see people dumping snow on a street instead of taking it off the street , " said Greg Bill , the Iditarod ' s development director . funny funny in an ironic way? 9 10 -983 5 " To really dress it up and make it safe for the dog teams , we have to spread a layer of snow down for them to run on " . layer of snow How does a layer of snow make it safe for the dogs? 20 23 -984 1 Apple Inc . has begun pressuring the major record companies to offer new releases exclusively through its iTunes store - a move that would initially block availability on streaming services such as Spotify or Beats Music , according to several people familiar with the matter . the major record companies Which major record companies? 6 10 -984 1 Apple Inc . has begun pressuring the major record companies to offer new releases exclusively through its iTunes store - a move that would initially block availability on streaming services such as Spotify or Beats Music , according to several people familiar with the matter . services such as Spotify or Beats Music , How would these competitors be able to keep up with Apple in this case? 29 37 -984 1 Apple Inc . has begun pressuring the major record companies to offer new releases exclusively through its iTunes store - a move that would initially block availability on streaming services such as Spotify or Beats Music , according to several people familiar with the matter . Apple Inc . has begun pressuring Why is Apple pressuring companies? 0 6 -984 2 Apple executives contend that on - demand music services have begun to cannibalize download sales , and its representatives are demanding the labels create a period reserved for digital purchasing . have begun to cannibalize download sales , Why have download sales dropped so drastically? 9 16 -984 2 Apple executives contend that on - demand music services have begun to cannibalize download sales , and its representatives are demanding the labels create a period reserved for digital purchasing . reserved how long should the period be? 26 27 -984 3 Music industry insiders , who spoke on condition of anonymity for fear of reprisals from the industry ' s dominant retailer , said Apple ' s push for a new release window - similar to the one that some Hollywood studios impose for films newly released for home viewing - shows the Cupertino , Calif . , tech giant is scrambling to retain its competitive advantage in an evolving digital music market . tech giant is scrambling Why is Apple scrambling? 57 61 -984 4 " These are really changing times , and I think everybody ' s going to be trying different things , whether it ' s iTunes , Spotify or the labels , " said Irving Azoff , manager of the Eagles , Christina Aguilera and other acts . trying different things , What other sorts of tactics will these companies be trying? 16 20 -984 4 " These are really changing times , and I think everybody ' s going to be trying different things , whether it ' s iTunes , Spotify or the labels , " said Irving Azoff , manager of the Eagles , Christina Aguilera and other acts . Irving Azoff , is he important in the streaming industry? 33 36 -984 4 " These are really changing times , and I think everybody ' s going to be trying different things , whether it ' s iTunes , Spotify or the labels , " said Irving Azoff , manager of the Eagles , Christina Aguilera and other acts . Christina Aguilera Who is Christina Aguilera? 41 43 -984 5 " It ' s kind of up for grabs " . Apple ' s iTunes online store accounts for about 80 percent of all download sales in the U . S . 80 percent who gets the other 20 percent? 20 22 -985 1 CORVALLIS , Ore . - Here , at the large - animal hospital at Oregon State University , in stalls with wood shavings on the ground , are the alpacas that look at you with those innocent eyes . wood shavings why are there wood shavings? 21 23 -985 1 CORVALLIS , Ore . - Here , at the large - animal hospital at Oregon State University , in stalls with wood shavings on the ground , are the alpacas that look at you with those innocent eyes . alpacas Are alpacas very common, or native to Oregon? 29 30 -985 1 CORVALLIS , Ore . - Here , at the large - animal hospital at Oregon State University , in stalls with wood shavings on the ground , are the alpacas that look at you with those innocent eyes . innocent eyes What makes alpacas appear to look at obsevers with \"innocent eyes\"? 36 38 -985 1 CORVALLIS , Ore . - Here , at the large - animal hospital at Oregon State University , in stalls with wood shavings on the ground , are the alpacas that look at you with those innocent eyes . wood shavings on the ground , Why are wood shavings used? 21 27 -985 2 They evoke even more sympathy from observers who know what they ' ve gone through . what they ' ve gone through What have the alpaca gone through? 9 15 -985 2 They evoke even more sympathy from observers who know what they ' ve gone through . gone through what have they gone through? 13 15 -985 2 They evoke even more sympathy from observers who know what they ' ve gone through . gone through What have the alpacas gone through? 13 15 -985 2 They evoke even more sympathy from observers who know what they ' ve gone through . what they ' ve gone through What have alpacas had to go through? 9 15 -985 2 They evoke even more sympathy from observers who know what they ' ve gone through . sympathy from observers How does one know that observers are sympathetic to alpacas' struggles? 4 7 -985 2 They evoke even more sympathy from observers who know what they ' ve gone through . what they ' ve gone through What has taken place? 9 15 -985 3 According to authorities , they were starving to death . starving to death Why were the alpaca starving to death? 6 9 -985 3 According to authorities , they were starving to death . starving why were they starving? 6 7 -985 3 According to authorities , they were starving to death . starving to death What was leading to their starvation? 6 9 -985 4 There are 15 that need special care , and an additional 160 that are well enough to be in outdoor pens in a field owned by the school . need special care , Why do 15 need special care? 4 8 -985 4 There are 15 that need special care , and an additional 160 that are well enough to be in outdoor pens in a field owned by the school . special care , What is the condition of those that need special care and what happened to them? 5 8 -985 4 There are 15 that need special care , and an additional 160 that are well enough to be in outdoor pens in a field owned by the school . well enough What evidence to caretakers have that indicate to them which alpacas are well enough to be in outdoor pens? 14 16 -985 4 There are 15 that need special care , and an additional 160 that are well enough to be in outdoor pens in a field owned by the school . special care , What type of special care do these 15 alpacas need? 5 8 -985 5 On this afternoon last week , Shari Bond and Jackie Glover have driven down from Tenino , Wash . , to begin finding homes for the 175 emaciated alpacas that were seized by the Polk County Sheriff ' s Office , southwest of Portland . week , Shari Bond and Jackie Glover who are they? 4 11 -985 5 On this afternoon last week , Shari Bond and Jackie Glover have driven down from Tenino , Wash . , to begin finding homes for the 175 emaciated alpacas that were seized by the Polk County Sheriff ' s Office , southwest of Portland . Shari Bond and Jackie Glover Which organization do Bond and Glover work for? 6 11 -985 5 On this afternoon last week , Shari Bond and Jackie Glover have driven down from Tenino , Wash . , to begin finding homes for the 175 emaciated alpacas that were seized by the Polk County Sheriff ' s Office , southwest of Portland . Shari Bond and Jackie Glover What interest do Shari Bond and Jackie Glover have in rehoming the emaciated alpacas?\n 6 11 -985 5 On this afternoon last week , Shari Bond and Jackie Glover have driven down from Tenino , Wash . , to begin finding homes for the 175 emaciated alpacas that were seized by the Polk County Sheriff ' s Office , southwest of Portland . seized by the Polk County Sheriff ' s Office , How did the Polk County Sherriff's Office know to seize the emaciated alpacas? 31 41 -986 1 LOS ANGELES - E - cigarettes have been billed as a safer alternative to cancer - causing tobacco products that can wean heavy smokers off their habit . been billed is that not the reality though? 7 9 -986 1 LOS ANGELES - E - cigarettes have been billed as a safer alternative to cancer - causing tobacco products that can wean heavy smokers off their habit . E - cigarettes Who makes the E-cigarettes? 3 6 -986 1 LOS ANGELES - E - cigarettes have been billed as a safer alternative to cancer - causing tobacco products that can wean heavy smokers off their habit . E - cigarettes How are e-cigarettes safer than tobacco? 3 6 -986 2 But on Tuesday , Los Angeles officials joined a growing list of cities to treat e - cigarettes the same as regular cigarettes , banning their use in parks , restaurants and most workplaces . Tuesday , of which year? 2 4 -986 2 But on Tuesday , Los Angeles officials joined a growing list of cities to treat e - cigarettes the same as regular cigarettes , banning their use in parks , restaurants and most workplaces . But on Tuesday , Whats the date on this specific Tuesday? 0 4 -986 2 But on Tuesday , Los Angeles officials joined a growing list of cities to treat e - cigarettes the same as regular cigarettes , banning their use in parks , restaurants and most workplaces . Los Angeles officials Why did Los Angeles officials ban e-cigarettes? 4 7 -986 2 But on Tuesday , Los Angeles officials joined a growing list of cities to treat e - cigarettes the same as regular cigarettes , banning their use in parks , restaurants and most workplaces . a growing list of cities Which cities? 8 13 -986 2 But on Tuesday , Los Angeles officials joined a growing list of cities to treat e - cigarettes the same as regular cigarettes , banning their use in parks , restaurants and most workplaces . same as regular cigarettes , Why did the city classify them as the same? 19 24 -986 3 The decision , which came after an impassioned and at times highly personal debate at the City Council , highlights the backlash the smokeless cigarettes have generated as their popularity grows . personal debate Why was the debate so personal? 12 14 -986 4 Critics warn that the electronic devices , which produce a nicotine - laced vapor inhaled by users , could pave the way for a resurgence in tobacco use among young adults . Critics Who are these critics? 0 1 -986 4 Critics warn that the electronic devices , which produce a nicotine - laced vapor inhaled by users , could pave the way for a resurgence in tobacco use among young adults . a resurgence in tobacco use What evidence do they have? 23 28 -986 5 Dr . Jonathan Fielding , director of the Los Angeles County Department of Public of Health , said the growing acceptance of " vaping " - as e - cigarette use is known - threatens to undermine decades of public education efforts aimed at stigmatizing smoking . " vaping " is that not the proper term? 22 25 -986 5 Dr . Jonathan Fielding , director of the Los Angeles County Department of Public of Health , said the growing acceptance of " vaping " - as e - cigarette use is known - threatens to undermine decades of public education efforts aimed at stigmatizing smoking . growing acceptance of " vaping " Why is acceptance growing? 19 25 -987 1 KUALA LUMPUR , Malaysia - The Malaysian jetliner missing for more than a week was deliberately diverted and continued flying for more than six hours after severing contact with the ground , meaning it could have gone as far northwest as Kazakhstan or into the Indian Ocean ' s southern reaches , Malaysia ' s leader said Saturday . missing What happened to the Malaysian jetliner that has been missing more than a week? 8 9 -987 1 KUALA LUMPUR , Malaysia - The Malaysian jetliner missing for more than a week was deliberately diverted and continued flying for more than six hours after severing contact with the ground , meaning it could have gone as far northwest as Kazakhstan or into the Indian Ocean ' s southern reaches , Malaysia ' s leader said Saturday . Malaysian jetliner missing for more than a week What Malaysian jetliner missing for more than a week? 6 14 -987 1 KUALA LUMPUR , Malaysia - The Malaysian jetliner missing for more than a week was deliberately diverted and continued flying for more than six hours after severing contact with the ground , meaning it could have gone as far northwest as Kazakhstan or into the Indian Ocean ' s southern reaches , Malaysia ' s leader said Saturday . Malaysia ' s leader said Who is Malaysia's leader? 52 57 -987 2 Prime Minister Najib Razak ' s statement confirmed days of mounting speculation that the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 to Beijing was not accidental . not accidental it was on purpose? 23 25 -987 2 Prime Minister Najib Razak ' s statement confirmed days of mounting speculation that the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 to Beijing was not accidental . not accidental Why does P.M. Razak feel the missing jetliner was not accidental? 23 25 -987 2 Prime Minister Najib Razak ' s statement confirmed days of mounting speculation that the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 to Beijing was not accidental . mounting speculation What mounting speculation? 10 12 -987 3 It also refocused the investigation into the flight ' s 12 - person crew and 227 passengers , and underlined the complicated task for searchers who already have been scouring vast areas of ocean . underlined what was underlined exactly? 19 20 -987 3 It also refocused the investigation into the flight ' s 12 - person crew and 227 passengers , and underlined the complicated task for searchers who already have been scouring vast areas of ocean . complicated task What makes it complicated? 21 23 -987 3 It also refocused the investigation into the flight ' s 12 - person crew and 227 passengers , and underlined the complicated task for searchers who already have been scouring vast areas of ocean . investigation What investigation? 4 5 -987 4 " Clearly the search for MH370 has entered a new phase , " Najib said at a televised news conference . phase , " is it the final phase? 10 13 -987 4 " Clearly the search for MH370 has entered a new phase , " Najib said at a televised news conference . new phase , " What new phase has the search for MH370 entered into? 9 13 -987 4 " Clearly the search for MH370 has entered a new phase , " Najib said at a televised news conference . the search for MH370 What search for MH370? 2 6 -987 5 Najib stressed that investigators were looking into all possibilities as to why the Boeing 777 deviated so drastically from its original flight path , saying authorities could not confirm whether it was a hijacking . all possibilities What are the possibilities? 7 9 -987 5 Najib stressed that investigators were looking into all possibilities as to why the Boeing 777 deviated so drastically from its original flight path , saying authorities could not confirm whether it was a hijacking . original flight path , What was the original flight path? 20 24 -987 5 Najib stressed that investigators were looking into all possibilities as to why the Boeing 777 deviated so drastically from its original flight path , saying authorities could not confirm whether it was a hijacking . authorities What authorities could not confirm it was a hijacking? 25 26 -988 1 LOS ANGELES - Pity the poor male common Mormon swallowtail butterfly . Pity the poor why should we pity? 3 6 -988 1 LOS ANGELES - Pity the poor male common Mormon swallowtail butterfly . Pity Why should male common Mormon swallowtail butterflies be shown pity? 3 4 -988 2 His potential female consorts bear four different color patterns , only one of which looks familiar . familiar Why does one of the color patterns look familiar? 15 16 -988 3 The rest look suspiciously like other species , and toxic ones at that . other species , What are the other species? 5 8 -988 3 The rest look suspiciously like other species , and toxic ones at that . toxic ones butterflies can be toxic? 9 11 -988 3 The rest look suspiciously like other species , and toxic ones at that . other How do the patterns look like other species? 5 6 -988 3 The rest look suspiciously like other species , and toxic ones at that . toxic Why are the other species toxic? 9 10 -988 4 That deception is news for 75 percent of the Papilio polytes ladies , which can avoid predators that have learned not to dine on the real toxic butterfly . learned How did predators learn not to dine on the toxic butterfly? 19 20 -988 5 They ' re a classic example of " parasitic " mimicry , a strictly one - sided affair that benefits only the imitator , but leaves the male and the masculine - colored female vulnerable . " parasitic " why is it in quotes? 7 10 -988 5 They ' re a classic example of " parasitic " mimicry , a strictly one - sided affair that benefits only the imitator , but leaves the male and the masculine - colored female vulnerable . masculine - colored Why is the female considered masculine-colored? 30 33 -989 1 FARMINGTON , N . M . - In World War II he served as a Navajo code talker , one of the Marines who became legendary by using their native tongue to transmit messages the enemy could not decipher . he who is he? 11 12 -989 1 FARMINGTON , N . M . - In World War II he served as a Navajo code talker , one of the Marines who became legendary by using their native tongue to transmit messages the enemy could not decipher . native tongue what language is his native tongue? 29 31 -989 2 Years later , to express its appreciation , the Navajo Nation built Tom Jones Jr . a house . Tom Jones Jr is this the \"he\" that was mentioned in the previous sentence? 12 15 -989 3 These days the 89 - year - old Jones struggles to keep warm during winter because the only heat inside his house emanates from an antique wood stove in the living room . emanates definition of this word? 22 23 -989 3 These days the 89 - year - old Jones struggles to keep warm during winter because the only heat inside his house emanates from an antique wood stove in the living room . antique wood stove in the living room why doesn't he get a new heating source? 25 32 -989 4 The electricity doesn ' t work in his bathroom and the floor has worn away , exposing plywood beneath his feet . exposing plywood beneath why is he living so badly? 16 19 -989 4 The electricity doesn ' t work in his bathroom and the floor has worn away , exposing plywood beneath his feet . The electricity doesn ' t work Why is the electricity faulty? 0 6 -989 4 The electricity doesn ' t work in his bathroom and the floor has worn away , exposing plywood beneath his feet . worn away , why doesn't he move into a new house? 13 16 -989 5 Jones is one of many Navajo veterans , code talkers as well as those who served in Afghanistan or Iraq , who live in homes that are often as ruined as those they saw in battle . code talkers what are code talkers? 8 10 -989 5 Jones is one of many Navajo veterans , code talkers as well as those who served in Afghanistan or Iraq , who live in homes that are often as ruined as those they saw in battle . one of many Navajo veterans , how many total Navajo veterans are there? 2 8 -989 5 Jones is one of many Navajo veterans , code talkers as well as those who served in Afghanistan or Iraq , who live in homes that are often as ruined as those they saw in battle . often as ruined why do they live in such ruined homes? 27 30 -990 1 WASHINGTON - First the teenager survived a rare cancer . rare which cancer? 7 8 -990 1 WASHINGTON - First the teenager survived a rare cancer . the teenager Who was the teenager? 3 5 -990 1 WASHINGTON - First the teenager survived a rare cancer . cancer What kind of cancer did the teenager survive? 8 9 -990 1 WASHINGTON - First the teenager survived a rare cancer . survived How did the teenager survive a rare cancer? 5 6 -990 1 WASHINGTON - First the teenager survived a rare cancer . the teenager who is the teenager? 3 5 -990 2 Then she wanted to study it , spurring a study that helped scientists find a weird gene flaw that might play a role in how the tumor strikes . weird gene flaw what was the flaw? 15 18 -990 2 Then she wanted to study it , spurring a study that helped scientists find a weird gene flaw that might play a role in how the tumor strikes . she Who wanted to study it? 1 2 -990 2 Then she wanted to study it , spurring a study that helped scientists find a weird gene flaw that might play a role in how the tumor strikes . might How do scientists know that a gene flaw might play a role in how the tumor strikes? 19 20 -990 2 Then she wanted to study it , spurring a study that helped scientists find a weird gene flaw that might play a role in how the tumor strikes . weird gene flaw Why was the gene so unusual? 15 18 -990 2 Then she wanted to study it , spurring a study that helped scientists find a weird gene flaw that might play a role in how the tumor strikes . how the tumor strikes what type of cancer are we talking about? 24 28 -990 3 Age 18 is pretty young to be listed as an author of a study in the prestigious journal Science . pretty young DOES SHE HAVE A DEGREE? 3 5 -990 3 Age 18 is pretty young to be listed as an author of a study in the prestigious journal Science . prestigious Why is the journal Science prestigious? 16 17 -990 4 But the industrious high school student ' s efforts are bringing new attention to this mysterious disease . mysterious disease What is the mysterious disease? 15 17 -990 4 But the industrious high school student ' s efforts are bringing new attention to this mysterious disease . mysterious Why is the disease mysterious? 15 16 -990 4 But the industrious high school student ' s efforts are bringing new attention to this mysterious disease . industrious How is the high school industrious? 2 3 -990 4 But the industrious high school student ' s efforts are bringing new attention to this mysterious disease . mysterious disease Which form of cancer is being discussed? 15 17 -990 4 But the industrious high school student ' s efforts are bringing new attention to this mysterious disease . student ' s who are we talking about? 5 8 -990 5 " It ' s crazy that I ' ve been able to do this , " said Elana Simon of New York City , describing her idea to study the extremely rare form of liver cancer that mostly hits adolescents and young adults . study How is Elana Simon going to study the rare form of liver cancer? 28 29 -990 5 " It ' s crazy that I ' ve been able to do this , " said Elana Simon of New York City , describing her idea to study the extremely rare form of liver cancer that mostly hits adolescents and young adults . hits Why does the rare form of liver cancer mostly hit adolescents and young adults? 38 39 -990 5 " It ' s crazy that I ' ve been able to do this , " said Elana Simon of New York City , describing her idea to study the extremely rare form of liver cancer that mostly hits adolescents and young adults . rare form of liver cancer what is the name of this cancer? 31 36 -991 1 SIMFEROPOL , Ukraine - Russia appropriated Crimea and its vital naval port of Sevastopol on Tuesday as President Vladimir Putin signed treaties with the Ukrainian region ' s Moscow - backed leaders less than two days after its voters backed secession in a widely criticized referendum . appropriated Crimea What repercussions will the country face for this action? 5 7 -991 1 SIMFEROPOL , Ukraine - Russia appropriated Crimea and its vital naval port of Sevastopol on Tuesday as President Vladimir Putin signed treaties with the Ukrainian region ' s Moscow - backed leaders less than two days after its voters backed secession in a widely criticized referendum . widely criticized Why was the referendum criticized? 43 45 -991 1 SIMFEROPOL , Ukraine - Russia appropriated Crimea and its vital naval port of Sevastopol on Tuesday as President Vladimir Putin signed treaties with the Ukrainian region ' s Moscow - backed leaders less than two days after its voters backed secession in a widely criticized referendum . widely criticized referendum Why was the referendum so contentious? 43 46 -991 2 The signing - yet to be ratified by the Russian parliament and the Constitutional Court , steps that are seen as formalities - was held in a solemn atmosphere in the Kremlin ' s lavish St . George ' s Hall shortly after Putin gave a fiery one - hour - long speech often interrupted by applause from the jubilant crowd of lawmakers , government officials and other dignitaries . other dignitaries Which other dignitaries? 67 69 -991 2 The signing - yet to be ratified by the Russian parliament and the Constitutional Court , steps that are seen as formalities - was held in a solemn atmosphere in the Kremlin ' s lavish St . George ' s Hall shortly after Putin gave a fiery one - hour - long speech often interrupted by applause from the jubilant crowd of lawmakers , government officials and other dignitaries . signing What prompted these treaties? 1 2 -991 3 The decision was based , Putin said , on Crimean people ' s " free expression of the will " in the referendum in which more than 96 percent supported rejoining Russia , which controlled the peninsula until Nikita Khrushchev transferred authority to Ukraine in 1954 in what was then a shift between two republics of the Soviet Union . " free expression is that a quote? 13 16 -991 3 The decision was based , Putin said , on Crimean people ' s " free expression of the will " in the referendum in which more than 96 percent supported rejoining Russia , which controlled the peninsula until Nikita Khrushchev transferred authority to Ukraine in 1954 in what was then a shift between two republics of the Soviet Union . transferred authority Why was authority transferred at that time? 40 42 -991 3 The decision was based , Putin said , on Crimean people ' s " free expression of the will " in the referendum in which more than 96 percent supported rejoining Russia , which controlled the peninsula until Nikita Khrushchev transferred authority to Ukraine in 1954 in what was then a shift between two republics of the Soviet Union . " free expression of the will " Why would the people want to rejoin Russia? 13 20 -991 3 The decision was based , Putin said , on Crimean people ' s " free expression of the will " in the referendum in which more than 96 percent supported rejoining Russia , which controlled the peninsula until Nikita Khrushchev transferred authority to Ukraine in 1954 in what was then a shift between two republics of the Soviet Union . transferred authority to Ukraine in 1954 Why was authority transferred? 40 46 -991 5 In his speech , Putin blamed Ukraine ' s " nationalists , Russophobes and anti - Semites " who he said came to power in Ukraine last month when the country ' s pro - Russia leader fled in the face of protests . Russophobes are those real? 12 13 -991 5 In his speech , Putin blamed Ukraine ' s " nationalists , Russophobes and anti - Semites " who he said came to power in Ukraine last month when the country ' s pro - Russia leader fled in the face of protests . protests What were the people protesting? 42 43 -991 5 In his speech , Putin blamed Ukraine ' s " nationalists , Russophobes and anti - Semites " who he said came to power in Ukraine last month when the country ' s pro - Russia leader fled in the face of protests . Russophobes and anti - Semites " Is there proof that Russophobia and anti-Semitism are common in Ukraine? 12 18 -992 2 Amid the clatter of jackhammers and the whine of a mini - excavator , paleontologist Kim Scott scouted the tarry muck for relics from a long - buried beach . tarry definition of this word? 19 20 -992 2 Amid the clatter of jackhammers and the whine of a mini - excavator , paleontologist Kim Scott scouted the tarry muck for relics from a long - buried beach . relics What kind of relics is Kim Scott looking for? 22 23 -992 2 Amid the clatter of jackhammers and the whine of a mini - excavator , paleontologist Kim Scott scouted the tarry muck for relics from a long - buried beach . beach What beach and how long has it been buried? 28 29 -992 2 Amid the clatter of jackhammers and the whine of a mini - excavator , paleontologist Kim Scott scouted the tarry muck for relics from a long - buried beach . tarry muck what is the tarry muck 19 21 -992 2 Amid the clatter of jackhammers and the whine of a mini - excavator , paleontologist Kim Scott scouted the tarry muck for relics from a long - buried beach . relics what sort of relics? are they valuable? 22 23 -992 3 She had plenty of choices . Major construction on the highly anticipated Westside subway extension won ' t begin until next year , but an exploratory shaft dug at the corner of Ogden Drive to assess soil conditions for future stations and tunnels has burped up a bonanza of prehistoric swag . prehistoric swag What prehistoric swag have been burped up? 49 51 -992 3 She had plenty of choices . Major construction on the highly anticipated Westside subway extension won ' t begin until next year , but an exploratory shaft dug at the corner of Ogden Drive to assess soil conditions for future stations and tunnels has burped up a bonanza of prehistoric swag . exploratory is this still safe? 25 26 -992 4 Officials had anticipated encountering a substantial cache : The dig is near the La Brea Tar Pits and features a sandy matrix with naturally occurring asphalt - a fossil haven . La Brea Tar Pits those are famous right? 13 17 -992 4 Officials had anticipated encountering a substantial cache : The dig is near the La Brea Tar Pits and features a sandy matrix with naturally occurring asphalt - a fossil haven . the La Brea Tar Pits Where is this at? 12 17 -992 4 Officials had anticipated encountering a substantial cache : The dig is near the La Brea Tar Pits and features a sandy matrix with naturally occurring asphalt - a fossil haven . fossil what money could be made form the fossil haven? 28 29 -992 5 Paleontologists have recovered mollusks , asphalt - saturated sand dollars , pieces of driftwood and Monterey cypress cones . sand dollars , what is a sand dollar? 8 11 -993 1 KLAMATH , Calif . - Lauren Alvarado states it simply : " Meth is everywhere in Indian country " . Lauren Alvarado who is he? 5 7 -993 1 KLAMATH , Calif . - Lauren Alvarado states it simply : " Meth is everywhere in Indian country " . " Meth is everywhere Why is meth so prevalent? 11 15 -993 1 KLAMATH , Calif . - Lauren Alvarado states it simply : " Meth is everywhere in Indian country " . Lauren Alvarado Who is Lauren Alvarado? 5 7 -993 2 Like many here , she first tried methamphetamine at age 12 . age 12 how did she get it? 9 11 -993 2 Like many here , she first tried methamphetamine at age 12 . she first tried methamphetamine at age 12 . How did she come upon this drug? 4 12 -993 2 Like many here , she first tried methamphetamine at age 12 . at age 12 Is this the normal age people try Meth? 8 11 -993 3 Legal trouble came at 13 with an arrest for public intoxication . Legal trouble What kind of legal trouble? 0 2 -993 3 Legal trouble came at 13 with an arrest for public intoxication . Legal trouble came at 13 How severe is the legal trouble at the age of 13? 0 5 -993 4 In the years that followed , she relied on charm and manipulation to get by , letting her grandmother down often . she relied Who is she? 6 8 -993 4 In the years that followed , she relied on charm and manipulation to get by , letting her grandmother down often . letting her grandmother what does her grandmother say? 16 19 -993 4 In the years that followed , she relied on charm and manipulation to get by , letting her grandmother down often . charm and manipulation to get by , How did these tactics work? 9 16 -993 4 In the years that followed , she relied on charm and manipulation to get by , letting her grandmother down often . charm and manipulation How would she use her charm? 9 12 -993 5 But today , at 31 , Alvarado and her grandmother have built a new trust . new trust How did they build a new trust? 13 15 -993 5 But today , at 31 , Alvarado and her grandmother have built a new trust . But today , Whats the date of this day? 0 3 -994 1 WASHINGTON - It took decades , congressional legislation and a review of thousands of war records , but two dozen veterans of World War II , Korea and Vietnam received the Medal of Honor on Tuesday from President Barack Obama at a somber and tearful White House ceremony . It took decades , Why did it take decades? 2 6 -994 1 WASHINGTON - It took decades , congressional legislation and a review of thousands of war records , but two dozen veterans of World War II , Korea and Vietnam received the Medal of Honor on Tuesday from President Barack Obama at a somber and tearful White House ceremony . two dozen veterans Who were the two dozen veterans who received the Medal of Honor? 18 21 -994 1 WASHINGTON - It took decades , congressional legislation and a review of thousands of war records , but two dozen veterans of World War II , Korea and Vietnam received the Medal of Honor on Tuesday from President Barack Obama at a somber and tearful White House ceremony . Medal of Honor Why did the veterans receive the Medal of Honor? 31 34 -994 2 " As one family member has said , this is long overdue , " Obama told the single largest group of Medal of Honor recipients since 1945 . overdue , " how long overdue? 11 14 -994 2 " As one family member has said , this is long overdue , " Obama told the single largest group of Medal of Honor recipients since 1945 . long overdue , " Why was this long overdue? 10 14 -994 3 The presentation came after Congress in a 2002 defense bill ordered a review of thousands of war records to determine whether Latino and Jewish veterans were denied the nation ' s highest military decoration because of discrimination . defense bill what is the bill called? 8 10 -994 5 Joe Baldonado , who was from Los Angeles , died at age 20 in Korea , where he used a machine gun to drive back enemy troops as grenades exploded around him . machine gun Why did he use a machine gun? 20 22 -995 1 TAHIRPUR , India - At first , Ashok Yadav ignored the patches of pink skin on his arm . TAHIRPUR , where is that? 0 2 -995 1 TAHIRPUR , India - At first , Ashok Yadav ignored the patches of pink skin on his arm . patches of pink skin Why were these patches here? 11 15 -995 1 TAHIRPUR , India - At first , Ashok Yadav ignored the patches of pink skin on his arm . TAHIRPUR , WHERE IN INDIA IS THIS? 0 2 -995 2 But when pale sores erupted on his body and he lost sensation in his fingertips , a doctor issued the devastating diagnosis : Yadav had leprosy . leprosy leprosy still exists? 25 26 -995 2 But when pale sores erupted on his body and he lost sensation in his fingertips , a doctor issued the devastating diagnosis : Yadav had leprosy . leprosy HOW DID HE GET LEPROSY? 25 26 -995 3 " What followed was like a nightmare , " said Yadav , who has lived in Kasturba Gram , a leper colony outside New Delhi , since his diagnosis 30 years ago . nightmare , " WHY WAS IT A NIGHTMARE TO HIM? 6 9 -995 4 " I lost my job . My parents felt I would spoil my sisters ' chances of getting married . felt I would spoil my sisters ' chances Why would his diagnosis have an effect on his sister? 8 16 -995 4 " I lost my job . My parents felt I would spoil my sisters ' chances of getting married . sisters ' chances of getting married . WHAT DOES THIS GUY HAVING LEPROSY HAVE TO DO WITH HIS SISTER GETTING MARRIED? 13 20 -995 5 My family felt it would be better if I left home " . left home " DID HE NOT GET TREATMENT FOR THE DISEASE? WHEN IS THE TIME PERIOD OF THIS ARTICLE? 9 12 -996 1 In 2009 , mathematician Tim Chartier and his students at Davidson College devised a formula to pick winners in the NCAA men ' s basketball tournament better than almost anyone else . winners Does the formula pick winners of individual games, the entire tournament, or both? 17 18 -996 1 In 2009 , mathematician Tim Chartier and his students at Davidson College devised a formula to pick winners in the NCAA men ' s basketball tournament better than almost anyone else . formula What was the formula to pick winners in the basketball tournament? 14 15 -996 1 In 2009 , mathematician Tim Chartier and his students at Davidson College devised a formula to pick winners in the NCAA men ' s basketball tournament better than almost anyone else . formula What is the formula or what kind of formula? 14 15 -996 2 That year , using strength of schedule and late season hot streaks , combined with middle school algebra , the Davidson math class out - picked 97 percent of the 4 million bracketeers in ESPN ' s annual March Madness contest . strength of what is strength of schedule? 4 6 -996 2 That year , using strength of schedule and late season hot streaks , combined with middle school algebra , the Davidson math class out - picked 97 percent of the 4 million bracketeers in ESPN ' s annual March Madness contest . strength How does the schedule provide strength to the formula’s accuracy? 4 5 -996 2 That year , using strength of schedule and late season hot streaks , combined with middle school algebra , the Davidson math class out - picked 97 percent of the 4 million bracketeers in ESPN ' s annual March Madness contest . strength of schedule How was strength of schedule used in this manner? 4 7 -996 3 " I was just stunned , particularly since it was new research , " Chartier remembered this week from his college office in North Carolina . just stunned , why was he so stunned? 3 6 -996 3 " I was just stunned , particularly since it was new research , " Chartier remembered this week from his college office in North Carolina . research , " Why were Chartier and his class doing this research? 11 14 -996 4 The next year , Chartier ' s students replicated their feat , as they did the next year and the next . replicated Did the students adjust or improve the formula to replicate their success? 8 9 -996 4 The next year , Chartier ' s students replicated their feat , as they did the next year and the next . students Which students were they or how many students? 7 8 -996 5 All of this seemed a rather quaint achievement , a footnote to Americans ' annual rite of spring , trying to predict winners in the 63 games of the tournament in their office pool . quaint it wasnt important? 6 7 -996 5 All of this seemed a rather quaint achievement , a footnote to Americans ' annual rite of spring , trying to predict winners in the 63 games of the tournament in their office pool . quaint Why does this sentence imply this achievement is not quaint 6 7 -996 5 All of this seemed a rather quaint achievement , a footnote to Americans ' annual rite of spring , trying to predict winners in the 63 games of the tournament in their office pool . quaint achievement , Why was the work so surprising? 6 9 -996 5 All of this seemed a rather quaint achievement , a footnote to Americans ' annual rite of spring , trying to predict winners in the 63 games of the tournament in their office pool . tournament Which tournament? 29 30 -997 1 For years , chocolate lovers have remained blissfully unaware of the precise reason bittersweet dark chocolate seems to improve cardiovascular health . improve cardiovascular health Why does bittersweet dark chocolate improve cardiovascular health? 18 21 -997 1 For years , chocolate lovers have remained blissfully unaware of the precise reason bittersweet dark chocolate seems to improve cardiovascular health . precise What is the precise reason? 11 12 -997 2 At least until now , that is . On Tuesday , researchers at a meeting of the American Chemical Society in Dallas said they had solved the confection conundrum : Specific chocolate - loving microbes in the gut convert an otherwise indigestible portion of the candy into anti - inflammatory compounds , they said . indigestible Why are they indigestible? 41 42 -997 3 Using a series of modified test tubes to simulate humans ' gurgling guts , researchers exposed several forms of cocoa powder to digestive juices and enzymes , and then to bacteria found in samples of human feces . modified how were they modified exactly? 4 5 -997 3 Using a series of modified test tubes to simulate humans ' gurgling guts , researchers exposed several forms of cocoa powder to digestive juices and enzymes , and then to bacteria found in samples of human feces . bacteria Why use fecal bacteria? 30 31 -997 4 What they found was that after cocoa was " digested , " long molecules called polyphenolic polymers remained within the gastrointestinal , or GI , tract . " digested , " is it not actually ingested? 8 12 -997 4 What they found was that after cocoa was " digested , " long molecules called polyphenolic polymers remained within the gastrointestinal , or GI , tract . polyphenolic polymers What are polyphenolic polymers? 15 17 -997 4 What they found was that after cocoa was " digested , " long molecules called polyphenolic polymers remained within the gastrointestinal , or GI , tract . remained Why do they remain? 17 18 -997 5 The molecules are too large to cross the walls of the gut and be used as nutrients , according to researcher John Finley , a professor of food science and biochemistry at Louisiana State University . too large how large are they exactly? 3 5 -997 5 The molecules are too large to cross the walls of the gut and be used as nutrients , according to researcher John Finley , a professor of food science and biochemistry at Louisiana State University . nutrients , What purpose do the molecules serve? 16 18 -998 1 PITTSBURGH - Two complaints parents have about homework are : There ' s too much and there ' s too little . much and there ' s is there a compromise? 14 19 -998 1 PITTSBURGH - Two complaints parents have about homework are : There ' s too much and there ' s too little . PITTSBURGH why is this only in Pittsburgh? Do parents in other places feel like this too? 0 1 -998 1 PITTSBURGH - Two complaints parents have about homework are : There ' s too much and there ' s too little . complaints parents have Are the complaints from the children or from the parents? 3 6 -998 2 In a report released Tuesday from the Brown Center on Education Policy at Brookings Institution in Washington , D . C . , senior fellow Tom Loveless says those who think there is too little homework as having the more common complaint . Tom Loveless what are his credemtials? 25 27 -998 2 In a report released Tuesday from the Brown Center on Education Policy at Brookings Institution in Washington , D . C . , senior fellow Tom Loveless says those who think there is too little homework as having the more common complaint . the more common complaint what are his statistics to support this and what is the difference between the too much and too little groups? 38 42 -998 3 But he adds that those complaining about too much homework get most of the attention . most of the attention Why do the parents who complain about too much homework get most of the attention? 11 15 -998 3 But he adds that those complaining about too much homework get most of the attention . get most of the attention . why do the complaints of too much homework get more attention? 10 16 -998 3 But he adds that those complaining about too much homework get most of the attention . he Who is he? 1 2 -998 3 But he adds that those complaining about too much homework get most of the attention . those complaining Is this about the children or the parents complaining about the amount of homework? 4 6 -998 4 " The homework horror stories need to be read in a proper perspective , " he wrote . proper perspective , " from what perspecitve? 11 15 -998 4 " The homework horror stories need to be read in a proper perspective , " he wrote . proper perspective , " what is the proper perspective? 11 15 -998 4 " The homework horror stories need to be read in a proper perspective , " he wrote . he wrote Who is he? 15 17 -998 4 " The homework horror stories need to be read in a proper perspective , " he wrote . homework horror stories What homework horror stories? 2 5 -998 5 " They seem to originate from the very personal discontents of a small group of parents . very personal discontents what do you mean by very personal discontents? 7 10 -998 5 " They seem to originate from the very personal discontents of a small group of parents . very personal discontents What very personal discontents? 7 10 -999 1 WASHINGTON - Black students are more likely to be suspended from U . S . public schools - even as tiny preschoolers . preschoolers suspended from preschool? 21 22 -999 1 WASHINGTON - Black students are more likely to be suspended from U . S . public schools - even as tiny preschoolers . are more likely to be suspended More likely than whom? 4 10 -999 1 WASHINGTON - Black students are more likely to be suspended from U . S . public schools - even as tiny preschoolers . Black students Why are black students more likely to be suspended? 2 4 -999 1 WASHINGTON - Black students are more likely to be suspended from U . S . public schools - even as tiny preschoolers . preschoolers Why would preschoolers be suspended from school? 21 22 -999 2 The racial disparities in American education , from access to high - level classes and experienced teachers to discipline , were highlighted in a report released Friday by the Education Department ' s civil rights arm . report What is the name of the report by the Education Department? 24 25 -999 2 The racial disparities in American education , from access to high - level classes and experienced teachers to discipline , were highlighted in a report released Friday by the Education Department ' s civil rights arm . civil rights arm . Why does the Education Department have a civil rights arm? 33 37 -999 3 The suspensions - and disparities - begin at the earliest grades . earliest grades why does it occur? 9 11 -999 3 The suspensions - and disparities - begin at the earliest grades . suspensions how long are the suspensions? 1 2 -999 5 Six percent of the nation ' s districts with preschools reported suspending at least one preschool child . percent of the nation ' s districts what are they suspended for? 1 8 -999 5 Six percent of the nation ' s districts with preschools reported suspending at least one preschool child . preschool child For what would a preschool child be suspended? 15 17 -1000 1 MAJDAL ANJAR , Lebanon - Along with some 20 other Syrian children , 13 - year - old Anas braves rain , mud and cold to attend class in a tent pitched along Lebanon ' s border with Syria , the home of a Syrian refugee family that serves as a classroom for four hours each day . home Why are Syian refugees making themselves a home near the Lebanon border? 41 42 -1000 1 MAJDAL ANJAR , Lebanon - Along with some 20 other Syrian children , 13 - year - old Anas braves rain , mud and cold to attend class in a tent pitched along Lebanon ' s border with Syria , the home of a Syrian refugee family that serves as a classroom for four hours each day . four Why are there classes four hours a day? 53 54 -1000 1 MAJDAL ANJAR , Lebanon - Along with some 20 other Syrian children , 13 - year - old Anas braves rain , mud and cold to attend class in a tent pitched along Lebanon ' s border with Syria , the home of a Syrian refugee family that serves as a classroom for four hours each day . home of a Syrian refugee family Do the residents of the tent also work as educators? 41 47 -1000 2 There are no benches and no blackboard . benches and is it empty? 3 5 -1000 2 There are no benches and no blackboard . no Why are there no benches and no blackboard? 2 3 -1000 2 There are no benches and no blackboard . no blackboard Are the children taught verbally? 5 7 -1000 3 There are no textbooks and no notebooks . textbooks and no is there anything? 3 6 -1000 3 There are no textbooks and no notebooks . no Why are there no textbooks and notebooks? 2 3 -1000 3 There are no textbooks and no notebooks . notebooks How can textbooks and notebooks be? 6 7 -1000 3 There are no textbooks and no notebooks . no textbooks and no notebooks What is taught in the class? 2 7 -1000 3 There are no textbooks and no notebooks . no notebooks How are the children supposed to study with nothing to write on? 5 7 -1000 4 Just sheets of paper and some pencils and crayons that two young refugee women use to teach children like Anas how to read and write , count and draw , sing songs and recite poems . teach Why do the refugee women teach their children how to read, write, count, draw, sing songs and recite poems? 16 17 -1000 4 Just sheets of paper and some pencils and crayons that two young refugee women use to teach children like Anas how to read and write , count and draw , sing songs and recite poems . two young refugee women How long have these refugees been providing this education service? 10 14 -1000 5 But even Anas might be considered one of the luckier ones of Syria ' s long conflict , which reached its third anniversary Saturday . third anniversary what is the conflict about? 21 23 -1000 5 But even Anas might be considered one of the luckier ones of Syria ' s long conflict , which reached its third anniversary Saturday . luckier How is Anas lucky? 9 10 -1000 5 But even Anas might be considered one of the luckier ones of Syria ' s long conflict , which reached its third anniversary Saturday . long Why is Syria in a long conflict? 15 16 -1000 5 But even Anas might be considered one of the luckier ones of Syria ' s long conflict , which reached its third anniversary Saturday . Syria ' s long conflict , What would end the conflict? 12 18 -1001 1 MILWAUKEE - A team of Wisconsin scientists has stitched together a dramatic 360 - degree portrait of the Milky Way that reveals never - seen - before details of our galaxy . never - seen - before details What never-seen-before details of our galaxy does the portrait show? 22 28 -1001 1 MILWAUKEE - A team of Wisconsin scientists has stitched together a dramatic 360 - degree portrait of the Milky Way that reveals never - seen - before details of our galaxy . stitched Why did scientists stitch together a 360-degree portrait of the Milky Way? 8 9 -1001 1 MILWAUKEE - A team of Wisconsin scientists has stitched together a dramatic 360 - degree portrait of the Milky Way that reveals never - seen - before details of our galaxy . MILWAUKEE - A team of Wisconsin scientists Which scientists are on the team? 0 7 -1001 1 MILWAUKEE - A team of Wisconsin scientists has stitched together a dramatic 360 - degree portrait of the Milky Way that reveals never - seen - before details of our galaxy . never - seen - before details What kinds of never before seen details? 22 28 -1001 2 The new galactic portrait is made up of about 2 . 5 million infrared images collected by NASA ' s orbiting Spitzer Space Telescope over the last decade . 2 . 5 million infrared images how are they combined? 9 15 -1001 2 The new galactic portrait is made up of about 2 . 5 million infrared images collected by NASA ' s orbiting Spitzer Space Telescope over the last decade . infrared How are infrared images collected? 13 14 -1001 2 The new galactic portrait is made up of about 2 . 5 million infrared images collected by NASA ' s orbiting Spitzer Space Telescope over the last decade . orbiting How was the Spitzer Space Telescope orbiting? 20 21 -1001 2 The new galactic portrait is made up of about 2 . 5 million infrared images collected by NASA ' s orbiting Spitzer Space Telescope over the last decade . Spitzer Space Telescope What is this telescope? Why can it catch such great images? 21 24 -1001 3 By looking at the sky in infrared light , astronomers can cut through clouds of obscuring interstellar dust , revealing stars , previously hidden stellar nurseries , proto stars , bubbles , jets , bow shocks , and nebulae that can ' t be seen in visible light . bow shocks , what is a bow shock? 34 37 -1001 3 By looking at the sky in infrared light , astronomers can cut through clouds of obscuring interstellar dust , revealing stars , previously hidden stellar nurseries , proto stars , bubbles , jets , bow shocks , and nebulae that can ' t be seen in visible light . stellar nurseries , What is a stellar nursery? 24 27 -1001 3 By looking at the sky in infrared light , astronomers can cut through clouds of obscuring interstellar dust , revealing stars , previously hidden stellar nurseries , proto stars , bubbles , jets , bow shocks , and nebulae that can ' t be seen in visible light . proto stars , What is a proto star? 27 30 -1001 3 By looking at the sky in infrared light , astronomers can cut through clouds of obscuring interstellar dust , revealing stars , previously hidden stellar nurseries , proto stars , bubbles , jets , bow shocks , and nebulae that can ' t be seen in visible light . bow shocks , What are bow shocks? 34 37 -1001 3 By looking at the sky in infrared light , astronomers can cut through clouds of obscuring interstellar dust , revealing stars , previously hidden stellar nurseries , proto stars , bubbles , jets , bow shocks , and nebulae that can ' t be seen in visible light . looking Why are scientists looking at the sky? 1 2 -1001 3 By looking at the sky in infrared light , astronomers can cut through clouds of obscuring interstellar dust , revealing stars , previously hidden stellar nurseries , proto stars , bubbles , jets , bow shocks , and nebulae that can ' t be seen in visible light . proto stars , What is a proto star? 27 30 -1001 3 By looking at the sky in infrared light , astronomers can cut through clouds of obscuring interstellar dust , revealing stars , previously hidden stellar nurseries , proto stars , bubbles , jets , bow shocks , and nebulae that can ' t be seen in visible light . can ' t be seen in visible light Why can't all those things be seen in visible light? 40 48 -1001 4 The infrared images that make up the new portrait provide revelations about the Milky Way ' s content and structure . content How is the Milky Way's content and structure revealing? 17 18 -1001 4 The infrared images that make up the new portrait provide revelations about the Milky Way ' s content and structure . revelations What are the new revelations? 10 11 -1001 5 They add more than 200 million new stars to the catalog of the Milky Way - plenty of astrophysical data to occupy a new generation of astronomers , according to scientists involved with the research . scientists who worked on it? 30 31 -1001 5 They add more than 200 million new stars to the catalog of the Milky Way - plenty of astrophysical data to occupy a new generation of astronomers , according to scientists involved with the research . involved How are the other scientists involved with the research? 31 32 -1002 1 PHILADELPHIA - Call it " The Mystery of Oblong Blobs " . " The Mystery of Oblong Blobs " What is \"The Mystery of Oblong Blobs\"? 4 11 -1002 1 PHILADELPHIA - Call it " The Mystery of Oblong Blobs " . Mystery of Oblong Blobs " what does this mean? 6 11 -1002 1 PHILADELPHIA - Call it " The Mystery of Oblong Blobs " . Oblong Blobs " Who is Oblong Blobs? 8 11 -1002 2 In the prevailing scientific view , they are microscopic remains of ancient pigment granules , offering clues to the colors of winged dinosaurs . pigment granules , How do pigment granules last so long without decomposing? 12 15 -1002 2 In the prevailing scientific view , they are microscopic remains of ancient pigment granules , offering clues to the colors of winged dinosaurs . clues to the colors of winged dinosaurs How recent was this technological breakthrough created? 16 23 -1002 2 In the prevailing scientific view , they are microscopic remains of ancient pigment granules , offering clues to the colors of winged dinosaurs . ancient pigment granules , How long do these granules last before decaying? 11 15 -1002 3 But a new study by a Drexel University graduate proposes a different explanation - one that has ruffled a few academic feathers . different explanation What is the different explanation a Drexel University graduate offered? 11 13 -1002 3 But a new study by a Drexel University graduate proposes a different explanation - one that has ruffled a few academic feathers . different explanation what is his explanation? 11 13 -1002 3 But a new study by a Drexel University graduate proposes a different explanation - one that has ruffled a few academic feathers . a different explanation What is the explanation? 10 13 -1002 3 But a new study by a Drexel University graduate proposes a different explanation - one that has ruffled a few academic feathers . ruffled a few academic feathers Why has the explanation caused distress? 17 22 -1002 4 Alison E . Moyer , now a Ph . D . student at North Carolina State University , says the cigar - shaped " microbodies , " just one - millionth of a meter long , might simply be impressions left by very old bacteria . cigar - shaped why are they cigar shaped? 20 23 -1002 4 Alison E . Moyer , now a Ph . D . student at North Carolina State University , says the cigar - shaped " microbodies , " just one - millionth of a meter long , might simply be impressions left by very old bacteria . impressions left by very old bacteria Why is it difficult to tell the difference between a particle and an impression? 39 45 -1002 4 Alison E . Moyer , now a Ph . D . student at North Carolina State University , says the cigar - shaped " microbodies , " just one - millionth of a meter long , might simply be impressions left by very old bacteria . simply be impressions left by very old bacteria How can the impressions be confirmed to be either bacteria or preserved dinosaur flesh? 37 45 -1002 5 Their size and shape , among other attributes , do not rule out either interpretation , she says . other attributes , What attributes would researchers need to further hone in on to determine what the microbodies are? 6 9 -1003 1 BOGOTA , Colombia - In the parking garage of a small apartment building across the highway from Bogota ' s El Campin soccer stadium , a young man and his mentor practice bullfighting techniques under the light of an atrium . El Campin is that a big stadium? 20 22 -1003 1 BOGOTA , Colombia - In the parking garage of a small apartment building across the highway from Bogota ' s El Campin soccer stadium , a young man and his mentor practice bullfighting techniques under the light of an atrium . young man and his mentor Who is the young man and his mentor? 26 31 -1003 1 BOGOTA , Colombia - In the parking garage of a small apartment building across the highway from Bogota ' s El Campin soccer stadium , a young man and his mentor practice bullfighting techniques under the light of an atrium . light Are they practicing at night? 36 37 -1003 1 BOGOTA , Colombia - In the parking garage of a small apartment building across the highway from Bogota ' s El Campin soccer stadium , a young man and his mentor practice bullfighting techniques under the light of an atrium . light of an atrium Why is this a good place to train? 36 40 -1003 2 As 18 - year - old Andres Del Castillo sweeps a magenta cape , he emits a soft guttural sound . magenta cape , sweeps a cape and doesnt wear it? 11 14 -1003 2 As 18 - year - old Andres Del Castillo sweeps a magenta cape , he emits a soft guttural sound . guttural Is this a normal bullfighting technique? 18 19 -1003 4 He ends the pass with one leg fully extended behind him , his foot in a point , the other firmly planted below . his foot in a point , it means standing on his toes? 12 18 -1003 4 He ends the pass with one leg fully extended behind him , his foot in a point , the other firmly planted below . point , Where is the cape pointed at this point? 16 18 -1003 4 He ends the pass with one leg fully extended behind him , his foot in a point , the other firmly planted below . his foot in a point , Why is foot positioning so important? 12 18 -1003 5 After the imaginary bull passes , his gaze lifts as he takes a few triumphant strides . imaginary Has the bull always been imaginary or have they been practicing without the bull? 2 3 -1004 1 BRUSSELS - President Barack Obama laid a wreath at the World War I memorial at Flanders Field on Wednesday , noting the war that tore apart Europe still echoes in conflicts 100 years later . wreath a wreath of flowers? 7 8 -1004 1 BRUSSELS - President Barack Obama laid a wreath at the World War I memorial at Flanders Field on Wednesday , noting the war that tore apart Europe still echoes in conflicts 100 years later . echoes in conflicts Why would World War I still echo in conflicts 100 years later? 28 31 -1004 1 BRUSSELS - President Barack Obama laid a wreath at the World War I memorial at Flanders Field on Wednesday , noting the war that tore apart Europe still echoes in conflicts 100 years later . Flanders Field Where is Flanders Field? 15 17 -1004 2 " The lessons of that war speak to us still , " Obama said in his first stop since arriving in Belgium late Tuesday . Belgium late Tuesday tuesday of which year? 21 24 -1004 3 The president is in Brussels for a summit with European Union leaders . European Union leaders Which European Union leaders? 9 12 -1004 3 The president is in Brussels for a summit with European Union leaders . for a summit with European Union leaders . What is the summit discussing? 5 13 -1004 4 He ' s also slated to meet with NATO ' s secretary - general and deliver a speech at the Palais des Beaux - Arts . Palais des Beaux - Arts what is that building? 20 25 -1004 5 The itinerary , like much of Obama ' s European trip this week , is expected to be dominated by talk of a new threat on Europe ' s doorstep . new threat What is the new threat on Europe's doorstep? 23 25 -1004 5 The itinerary , like much of Obama ' s European trip this week , is expected to be dominated by talk of a new threat on Europe ' s doorstep . new threat on Europe ' s doorstep What is threatening Europe? 23 30 -1004 5 The itinerary , like much of Obama ' s European trip this week , is expected to be dominated by talk of a new threat on Europe ' s doorstep . talk of a new threat on Europe ' s doorstep What is that threat? 20 30 -1005 1 WASHINGTON - Andy Wills was sleeping on a friend ' s couch in Cordova , Alaska , on March 24 , 1989 , ready to head out and harvest spring herring in Prince William Sound . Andy Wills where is he now? 2 4 -1005 1 WASHINGTON - Andy Wills was sleeping on a friend ' s couch in Cordova , Alaska , on March 24 , 1989 , ready to head out and harvest spring herring in Prince William Sound . ready to head out and harvest spring herring Why is he harvesting spring herring, is that his job? 23 31 -1005 1 WASHINGTON - Andy Wills was sleeping on a friend ' s couch in Cordova , Alaska , on March 24 , 1989 , ready to head out and harvest spring herring in Prince William Sound . sleeping on a friend ' s couch Is he homeless or just visiting a friend? 5 12 -1005 2 " My buddy had just handed me a cup of coffee in the morning and we ' re watching ‘ Good Morning America , ' " Wills said . ‘ Good Morning America , ' why does it matter what they were watching? 19 25 -1005 2 " My buddy had just handed me a cup of coffee in the morning and we ' re watching ‘ Good Morning America , ' " Wills said . we ' re watching ‘ Good Morning America where are they both? is his friend at his house or vice versa? 15 23 -1005 3 " And there ' s the Exxon Valdez on TV , spilling oil " . Exxon Valdez What is this? Some kind of oil tank? 6 8 -1005 4 " We were like , ‘ No ! ' It was just the start of a nightmare , " Wills said . start of a nightmare , " how long did it take to end? 13 19 -1005 4 " We were like , ‘ No ! ' It was just the start of a nightmare , " Wills said . nightmare , " what was the nightmare? 16 19 -1005 4 " We were like , ‘ No ! ' It was just the start of a nightmare , " Wills said . It was just the start of a nightmare , " What went wrong? 9 19 -1006 1 LOS ANGELES - Some girls choose soccer or cheerleading . Some girls what do the others choose? 3 5 -1006 1 LOS ANGELES - Some girls choose soccer or cheerleading . choose soccer or cheerleading Why would some girls choose soccer over cheerleading? 5 9 -1006 1 LOS ANGELES - Some girls choose soccer or cheerleading . choose Why do girls choose soccer or cheerleading? 5 6 -1006 2 Ivy Wolk chose roller derby . " This is it , this is for me , " the petite , wide - eyed 9 - year - old said to her mom the first time she saw the Los Angeles Derby Dolls hit the track , and one another , two years ago . roller derby Why did Ivy Wolk choose roller derby? 3 5 -1006 2 Ivy Wolk chose roller derby . " This is it , this is for me , " the petite , wide - eyed 9 - year - old said to her mom the first time she saw the Los Angeles Derby Dolls hit the track , and one another , two years ago . chose Why did Ivy Wolk choose the roller derby? 2 3 -1006 3 Split lips , black eyes , rink rash and bruises are trophies here . trophies here injuries become trophies? 11 13 -1006 3 Split lips , black eyes , rink rash and bruises are trophies here . trophies Why are split lips, black eyes, rink rash and bruises considered trophies there? 11 12 -1006 4 " It ' s not child abuse , it ' s derby , " she once told her mother , who made sure she alerted her daughter ' s pediatrician about the girl ' s newfound love for the sport . she alerted her daughter ' s pediatrician Why did Ivy Wolk's mother alert her daughter's pediatrician? 23 30 -1006 4 " It ' s not child abuse , it ' s derby , " she once told her mother , who made sure she alerted her daughter ' s pediatrician about the girl ' s newfound love for the sport . alerted Why did the mother feel obligated to alert her daughter's pediatrician about her daughter playing the sport? 24 25 -1006 5 " There have literally been days where I have been like , ‘ I must be crazy . ' But she just picks herself up and gets back out there , " said her mother , Tracy Wolk . must be crazy why does she think shes crazy? 14 17 -1006 5 " There have literally been days where I have been like , ‘ I must be crazy . ' But she just picks herself up and gets back out there , " said her mother , Tracy Wolk . picks Why does she pick herself up and get back out there? 22 23 -1006 5 " There have literally been days where I have been like , ‘ I must be crazy . ' But she just picks herself up and gets back out there , " said her mother , Tracy Wolk . ‘ I must be crazy Why did her mother feel negatively about herself and her daughter's choice of sport? 12 17 -1007 1 The view from the basement laboratory is breathtaking . breathtaking Why is the view breathtaking? 7 8 -1007 1 The view from the basement laboratory is breathtaking . view what can be seen? 1 2 -1007 1 The view from the basement laboratory is breathtaking . basement laboratory Where is the basement laboratory? 4 6 -1007 2 Not the one out the tiny windows of the half - underground office . one What one? 2 3 -1007 2 Not the one out the tiny windows of the half - underground office . tiny How tiny are the windows? 5 6 -1007 3 It ' s on a smartphone that computer science Prof . Stergios Roumeliotis is using while walking around the depths of the University of Minnesota ' s Walter Library . smartphone What kind of smartphone? 5 6 -1007 3 It ' s on a smartphone that computer science Prof . Stergios Roumeliotis is using while walking around the depths of the University of Minnesota ' s Walter Library . smartphone the view is on the smartphone? 5 6 -1007 3 It ' s on a smartphone that computer science Prof . Stergios Roumeliotis is using while walking around the depths of the University of Minnesota ' s Walter Library . smartphone What is on the smartphone Prof. Stergios Roumeliotis is using? 5 6 -1007 4 On the screen , a three - dimensional map of a nearby hallway has taken shape . hallway Where is the hallway? 12 13 -1007 4 On the screen , a three - dimensional map of a nearby hallway has taken shape . map What is the map of? 8 9 -1007 4 On the screen , a three - dimensional map of a nearby hallway has taken shape . nearby hallway Why does it display what it does? 11 13 -1007 5 The map was made by holding the smartphone ' s camera while moving . moving Which direction was the movement? 12 13 -1007 5 The map was made by holding the smartphone ' s camera while moving . moving just moving around randomly? 12 13 -1008 1 BEIJING - The search and rescue teams working off the west coast of Australia seeking the missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 discovered what oceanographers have been warning - that even the most far - flung stretches of ocean are full of garbage . are full of garbage how does it get there? 38 42 -1008 1 BEIJING - The search and rescue teams working off the west coast of Australia seeking the missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 discovered what oceanographers have been warning - that even the most far - flung stretches of ocean are full of garbage . full of garbage Where did the garbage come from? 39 42 -1008 1 BEIJING - The search and rescue teams working off the west coast of Australia seeking the missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 discovered what oceanographers have been warning - that even the most far - flung stretches of ocean are full of garbage . missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 When did the flight go missing and what are the circumstances around its going missing? 16 21 -1008 1 BEIJING - The search and rescue teams working off the west coast of Australia seeking the missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 discovered what oceanographers have been warning - that even the most far - flung stretches of ocean are full of garbage . oceanographers Which ocean are the search and rescue teams searching for Flight 370? 23 24 -1008 2 For the first time since the search focused on the south Indian Ocean 10 days ago , the sky was were clear enough and the sea was calm , allowing ships to retrieve the " suspicious items " spotted by planes and on satellite imagery . " suspicious items " why are they suspicious? 34 38 -1008 2 For the first time since the search focused on the south Indian Ocean 10 days ago , the sky was were clear enough and the sea was calm , allowing ships to retrieve the " suspicious items " spotted by planes and on satellite imagery . " suspicious items " Where they on the ocean floor or floating on top? What made them suspicious? 34 38 -1008 2 For the first time since the search focused on the south Indian Ocean 10 days ago , the sky was were clear enough and the sea was calm , allowing ships to retrieve the " suspicious items " spotted by planes and on satellite imagery . " suspicious items " What were the suspicious items? 34 38 -1008 2 For the first time since the search focused on the south Indian Ocean 10 days ago , the sky was were clear enough and the sea was calm , allowing ships to retrieve the " suspicious items " spotted by planes and on satellite imagery . " suspicious items " What were the suspicious items speculated to be? 34 38 -1008 2 For the first time since the search focused on the south Indian Ocean 10 days ago , the sky was were clear enough and the sea was calm , allowing ships to retrieve the " suspicious items " spotted by planes and on satellite imagery . focused on the south Indian Ocean Was the search focused somewhere else before it focused on the south Indian Ocean? 7 13 -1008 2 For the first time since the search focused on the south Indian Ocean 10 days ago , the sky was were clear enough and the sea was calm , allowing ships to retrieve the " suspicious items " spotted by planes and on satellite imagery . " suspicious items " What were the suspicious items spotted by planes? 34 38 -1008 3 But examined on board , none of them proved to be debris from the missing plane , just the ordinary garbage swirling around the ocean . But examined on board , Where was the examination done? 0 5 -1008 4 " A number of objects were retrieved by HMAS Success and Haixun 01 yesterday , " reported the Australian Maritime Safety Authority in a release Sunday . Sunday which year was this? 25 26 -1008 4 " A number of objects were retrieved by HMAS Success and Haixun 01 yesterday , " reported the Australian Maritime Safety Authority in a release Sunday . HMAS Success and Haixun 01 What is HMS Success and Haxium 01 - agencies or types of rescue boats? 8 13 -1008 4 " A number of objects were retrieved by HMAS Success and Haixun 01 yesterday , " reported the Australian Maritime Safety Authority in a release Sunday . number of objects What were the objects? 2 5 -1008 4 " A number of objects were retrieved by HMAS Success and Haixun 01 yesterday , " reported the Australian Maritime Safety Authority in a release Sunday . " A number of objects were retrieved What objects were retrieved? 0 7 -1009 1 Its official name is the Safe Carry Protection Act . Carry Protection is it about guns? 6 8 -1009 1 Its official name is the Safe Carry Protection Act . Safe Carry Protection Act What is the Safe Carry Protection Act? 5 9 -1009 1 Its official name is the Safe Carry Protection Act . Safe Carry Protection Act What is the Safe Carry Protection Act? 5 9 -1009 1 Its official name is the Safe Carry Protection Act . Its official name What is it talking about? 0 3 -1009 2 Critics call it the " guns everywhere bill " . Critics call it Why do critics call it this? 0 3 -1009 2 Critics call it the " guns everywhere bill " . Critics Who are the critics? 0 1 -1009 2 Critics call it the " guns everywhere bill " . " guns everywhere bill " Why do critics call it the guns everywhere bill? 4 9 -1009 3 Legislation awaiting the governor ' s signature in Georgia would allow guns in bars , churches , airports and schools . bars , churches , airports and schools is that a good idea? 13 20 -1009 3 Legislation awaiting the governor ' s signature in Georgia would allow guns in bars , churches , airports and schools . awaiting the governor ' s signature How long does this take? 1 7 -1009 3 Legislation awaiting the governor ' s signature in Georgia would allow guns in bars , churches , airports and schools . would allow Why did they make this decision? 9 11 -1009 3 Legislation awaiting the governor ' s signature in Georgia would allow guns in bars , churches , airports and schools . bars , churches , airports and schools Why are guns needed in these places? 13 20 -1009 3 Legislation awaiting the governor ' s signature in Georgia would allow guns in bars , churches , airports and schools . governor ' s Who is the governor in Georgia? 3 6 -1009 3 Legislation awaiting the governor ' s signature in Georgia would allow guns in bars , churches , airports and schools . allow guns Why do people want guns in those places? 10 12 -1009 4 It has drawn national attention because of its sweep . national attention What kind of attention? 3 5 -1009 5 The National Rifle Association called the bill ' s passage a " historic victory for the 2nd Amendment " . called Why did they say that? 4 5 -1010 1 FORT WORTH , Texas - Fleeing rural poverty in Kentucky , Rose Will Monroe piled her son and daughter into a bus in 1942 , not long after her husband was killed in a car wreck . bus in 1942 , where did they go? 21 25 -1010 1 FORT WORTH , Texas - Fleeing rural poverty in Kentucky , Rose Will Monroe piled her son and daughter into a bus in 1942 , not long after her husband was killed in a car wreck . Fleeing rural poverty WHY IS THERE RURAL POVERTY SO RAMPANT? 5 8 -1010 1 FORT WORTH , Texas - Fleeing rural poverty in Kentucky , Rose Will Monroe piled her son and daughter into a bus in 1942 , not long after her husband was killed in a car wreck . Rose Will Monroe Who is Rose Will Monroe? 11 14 -1010 1 FORT WORTH , Texas - Fleeing rural poverty in Kentucky , Rose Will Monroe piled her son and daughter into a bus in 1942 , not long after her husband was killed in a car wreck . Rose Will Monroe Who was Rose Will Monroe? 11 14 -1010 2 Monroe was determined to find work at the Willow Run airplane plant in Ypsilanti , Mich . She wanted to fly , but with two kids , the military kept the 22 - year - old widow on the ground . Ypsilanti , Mich is ypsilanti a BIG CITY? 13 16 -1010 2 Monroe was determined to find work at the Willow Run airplane plant in Ypsilanti , Mich . She wanted to fly , but with two kids , the military kept the 22 - year - old widow on the ground . Willow Run airplane plant WHY WAS THIS HER GOAL FOR EMPLOYMENT? 8 12 -1010 2 Monroe was determined to find work at the Willow Run airplane plant in Ypsilanti , Mich . She wanted to fly , but with two kids , the military kept the 22 - year - old widow on the ground . fly , Did she want to be a pilot? 20 22 -1010 3 So Monroe , a " tomboy " daughter of a carpenter , went to work wielding a 6 . 8 - pound rivet hammer on the mammoth assembly line devised by Henry Ford to produce B - 24 bombers . " tomboy " why is it in quotes? 4 7 -1010 4 Monroe was just one of 6 million American women who entered the workforce during World War II , about half of them in the defense industries . half of them in the defense industries . WHERE ELSE DID THE LADIES IN THE WORKFORCE GO? 19 27 -1010 4 Monroe was just one of 6 million American women who entered the workforce during World War II , about half of them in the defense industries . World War II , Why did so many women enter the workforce during World War II? 14 18 -1010 5 But she came to represent them all . represent them all . IS THIS THE STORY OF THE REAL ROSIE THE RIVETER? 4 8 -1010 5 But she came to represent them all . represent How would she represent them all? 4 5 -1010 5 But she came to represent them all . represent How did Monroe represent all the American women? 4 5 -1011 1 Unusual rib bones that grow out of the neck are giving scientists new clues about what caused the woolly mammoth to become extinct roughly 10 , 000 years ago . Unusual rib bones What is so unusual about the rib bones? 0 3 -1011 1 Unusual rib bones that grow out of the neck are giving scientists new clues about what caused the woolly mammoth to become extinct roughly 10 , 000 years ago . clues What clues do the rib bones give about the wooly mammoth extinction? 13 14 -1011 1 Unusual rib bones that grow out of the neck are giving scientists new clues about what caused the woolly mammoth to become extinct roughly 10 , 000 years ago . caused the woolly mammoth to become extinct What caused the wooly mammoth to become extinct? 16 23 -1011 1 Unusual rib bones that grow out of the neck are giving scientists new clues about what caused the woolly mammoth to become extinct roughly 10 , 000 years ago . Unusual rib bones Why are the bones unusual? 0 3 -1011 1 Unusual rib bones that grow out of the neck are giving scientists new clues about what caused the woolly mammoth to become extinct roughly 10 , 000 years ago . Unusual How these rib bones unusual, in relation to what? 0 1 -1011 1 Unusual rib bones that grow out of the neck are giving scientists new clues about what caused the woolly mammoth to become extinct roughly 10 , 000 years ago . Unusual rib bones What makes the bones unusual? 0 3 -1011 1 Unusual rib bones that grow out of the neck are giving scientists new clues about what caused the woolly mammoth to become extinct roughly 10 , 000 years ago . what caused the woolly mammoth to become extinct Do scientists know what caused the extinction? 15 23 -1011 1 Unusual rib bones that grow out of the neck are giving scientists new clues about what caused the woolly mammoth to become extinct roughly 10 , 000 years ago . 10 , 000 years ago How was this time frame determined? 24 29 -1011 2 The so - called cervical ribs - extra rib bones that protrude from the vertebrae at the base of the neck - were about 10 times more common in mammoths living in the Late Pleistocene than they are in elephants alive today , according to a study by Dutch researchers published Tuesday in the journal PeerJ . 10 times more common Why were the cervical rib bones 10 times more common in the late Pleistocene? 24 28 -1011 2 The so - called cervical ribs - extra rib bones that protrude from the vertebrae at the base of the neck - were about 10 times more common in mammoths living in the Late Pleistocene than they are in elephants alive today , according to a study by Dutch researchers published Tuesday in the journal PeerJ . elephants How closely are elephants related to mammoths, as a point of comparison? 39 40 -1011 2 The so - called cervical ribs - extra rib bones that protrude from the vertebrae at the base of the neck - were about 10 times more common in mammoths living in the Late Pleistocene than they are in elephants alive today , according to a study by Dutch researchers published Tuesday in the journal PeerJ . elephants alive today , Is this a rare event for todays elephants? 39 43 -1011 3 The cervical ribs themselves aren ' t necessarily dangerous , but they tend to appear in animals that failed to develop normally during the early stages of pregnancy , and other problems associated with abnormal development can be fatal . other problems How are these problems fatal? 30 32 -1011 3 The cervical ribs themselves aren ' t necessarily dangerous , but they tend to appear in animals that failed to develop normally during the early stages of pregnancy , and other problems associated with abnormal development can be fatal . failed Why do cervical ribs appear in animals that failed to develop normally in pregnancy? 18 19 -1011 3 The cervical ribs themselves aren ' t necessarily dangerous , but they tend to appear in animals that failed to develop normally during the early stages of pregnancy , and other problems associated with abnormal development can be fatal . failed to develop normally Why didn't they develop normally, is it known? 18 22 -1011 3 The cervical ribs themselves aren ' t necessarily dangerous , but they tend to appear in animals that failed to develop normally during the early stages of pregnancy , and other problems associated with abnormal development can be fatal . other problems What are some of the other problems? 30 32 -1011 4 In humans , for instance , about 90 percent of babies born with a cervical rib die before they are old enough to reproduce , according to a 2006 study in the journal Evolution . rib die what do they die of? 15 17 -1011 4 In humans , for instance , about 90 percent of babies born with a cervical rib die before they are old enough to reproduce , according to a 2006 study in the journal Evolution . 90 percent Why is the percentage of death so high in humans with a cervical rib? 7 9 -1011 4 In humans , for instance , about 90 percent of babies born with a cervical rib die before they are old enough to reproduce , according to a 2006 study in the journal Evolution . die Why do they die? 16 17 -1011 5 The authors of the new study became interested in cervical ribs in mammoths after mammoth fossils were dug up in the Netherlands during a public works project to extend Rotterdam Harbor into the North Sea . Rotterdam Harbor what part of the netherlands is that in? 29 31 -1011 5 The authors of the new study became interested in cervical ribs in mammoths after mammoth fossils were dug up in the Netherlands during a public works project to extend Rotterdam Harbor into the North Sea . became interested What peaked their interest? 6 8 -1011 5 The authors of the new study became interested in cervical ribs in mammoths after mammoth fossils were dug up in the Netherlands during a public works project to extend Rotterdam Harbor into the North Sea . mammoth fossils How many fossils were found? 14 16 -1012 1 FORT LAUDERDALE , Fla . - In a remote part of southwestern Palm Beach County , as a platoon of reporters and photographers watched , a Florida panther was lowered to the ground in a crate . a Florida panther Lowered to the ground where? In a zoo? At the beach? Why are they lowering a panther? 25 28 -1012 1 FORT LAUDERDALE , Fla . - In a remote part of southwestern Palm Beach County , as a platoon of reporters and photographers watched , a Florida panther was lowered to the ground in a crate . crate Why was the Florida panther in a crate? 35 36 -1012 1 FORT LAUDERDALE , Fla . - In a remote part of southwestern Palm Beach County , as a platoon of reporters and photographers watched , a Florida panther was lowered to the ground in a crate . Florida panther Why was a panther in Florida? 26 28 -1012 1 FORT LAUDERDALE , Fla . - In a remote part of southwestern Palm Beach County , as a platoon of reporters and photographers watched , a Florida panther was lowered to the ground in a crate . lowered to the ground in a crate Why was a panther being lowered to the ground in a crate? 29 36 -1012 2 The panther , raised for 18 months in captivity after his mother ' s death , crept out , took a look around , bolted down a dirt road and disappeared into the forest , a heartwarming Born Free image that appeared in newspapers and TV broadcasts . mother ' s death , How did the panther's mother die? 11 16 -1012 3 Nine months later , the panther was dead of pneumonia . Nine months why did it take nine months? 0 2 -1012 3 Nine months later , the panther was dead of pneumonia . panther was dead of pneumonia Could the panther have had pneumonia prior to being released? 5 10 -1012 3 Nine months later , the panther was dead of pneumonia . panther was dead of pneumonia How did the panther contract pneumonia? How did they even find this out? 5 10 -1012 3 Nine months later , the panther was dead of pneumonia . pneumonia . How did it get pneumonia? 9 11 -1012 4 Such a fate is common for male panthers rescued and released by state wildlife officers . common why is it common? 4 5 -1012 4 Such a fate is common for male panthers rescued and released by state wildlife officers . common for male panthers rescued Why is this a common occurrence? 4 9 -1012 4 Such a fate is common for male panthers rescued and released by state wildlife officers . Such a fate is common for male panthers Why is this fate so common? 0 8 -1012 4 Such a fate is common for male panthers rescued and released by state wildlife officers . common Why is it common for male panthers to get pneumonia? 4 5 -1012 4 Such a fate is common for male panthers rescued and released by state wildlife officers . fate is common Why is it a common fate? 2 5 -1012 5 Seventeen panthers have been released since the program started in 1987 . 1987 how many per year? 10 11 -1012 5 Seventeen panthers have been released since the program started in 1987 . Seventeen panthers have been released Why not more panthers? Is this a lot? 0 5 -1013 1 BEIJING - A Peking duck dinner might inspire a twinge of guilt about indulging in some decadent , fatty fowl . twinge of guilt who is guilty? 9 12 -1013 1 BEIJING - A Peking duck dinner might inspire a twinge of guilt about indulging in some decadent , fatty fowl . twinge of guilt Why would a Peking duck dinner inspire a twinge of guilt? 9 12 -1013 2 But health - conscious diners at the high - end Da Dong restaurant chain here in the Chinese capital can at least rationalize that they did a little weightlifting before their meal . weightlifting is there a gym nearby? 28 29 -1013 2 But health - conscious diners at the high - end Da Dong restaurant chain here in the Chinese capital can at least rationalize that they did a little weightlifting before their meal . Chinese capital What is the Chinese capital? 17 19 -1013 3 That ' s because the menus at Da Dong are heftier than a small gym dumbbell - 5 pounds , 4 ounces , to be exact . menus What kind of menus? 5 6 -1013 3 That ' s because the menus at Da Dong are heftier than a small gym dumbbell - 5 pounds , 4 ounces , to be exact . heftier Why are the Da Dong menus heftier? 10 11 -1013 4 Measuring 20 inches tall , 15 inches wide and more than an inch thick , the 140 - page menu outweighs National Geographic ' s Global Atlas . 140 - page menu why is it such a big menu? 16 20 -1013 4 Measuring 20 inches tall , 15 inches wide and more than an inch thick , the 140 - page menu outweighs National Geographic ' s Global Atlas . Atlas What is an Atlas? 26 27 -1013 4 Measuring 20 inches tall , 15 inches wide and more than an inch thick , the 140 - page menu outweighs National Geographic ' s Global Atlas . National Geographic ' s Global Atlas How big is the National Geographic global Atlas? 21 27 -1014 1 MIAMI - Cuban blogger Yoani Sanchez says her planned digital newspaper is just weeks away from its debut , with a dozen staffers getting last minute training and looking for novel ways to distribute the reports with text messages , emails and digital memory devices . Yoani Sanchez what are her credentials? 4 6 -1014 1 MIAMI - Cuban blogger Yoani Sanchez says her planned digital newspaper is just weeks away from its debut , with a dozen staffers getting last minute training and looking for novel ways to distribute the reports with text messages , emails and digital memory devices . digital newspaper What is the name of the digital newspaper? 9 11 -1014 1 MIAMI - Cuban blogger Yoani Sanchez says her planned digital newspaper is just weeks away from its debut , with a dozen staffers getting last minute training and looking for novel ways to distribute the reports with text messages , emails and digital memory devices . digital newspaper What is the digital newspaper called? 9 11 -1014 1 MIAMI - Cuban blogger Yoani Sanchez says her planned digital newspaper is just weeks away from its debut , with a dozen staffers getting last minute training and looking for novel ways to distribute the reports with text messages , emails and digital memory devices . planned digital newspaper What is the name of the newspaper? 8 11 -1014 2 The publication , which she prefers to call a " new media , " will include the usual news as well as investigative reports , sports , interviews and profiles , Sanchez told the Hispanicize conference Tuesday at the Intercontinental Hotel in downtown Miami . " new media , " What is new media? 9 14 -1014 2 The publication , which she prefers to call a " new media , " will include the usual news as well as investigative reports , sports , interviews and profiles , Sanchez told the Hispanicize conference Tuesday at the Intercontinental Hotel in downtown Miami . a " new media , " will What does \"new media\" mean to Sanchez? 8 15 -1014 4 " I am not a career journalist , but I have become a journalist on the run . on the run why is she on the run? 14 17 -1014 4 " I am not a career journalist , but I have become a journalist on the run . journalist on the run What is a journalist on the run? 13 17 -1014 4 " I am not a career journalist , but I have become a journalist on the run . on the run What is she on the run about or for? 14 17 -1014 4 " I am not a career journalist , but I have become a journalist on the run . journalist on the run What does \"journalist on the run\" mean to Sanchez? 13 17 -1014 4 " I am not a career journalist , but I have become a journalist on the run . journalist on the run Why is she a journalist on the run? 13 17 -1014 5 That is my passion . I believe in the force for change that is information . That What does she mean by that in that is her passion? 0 1 -1015 1 LOS ANGELES - Only the prom king and queen are safe . queen are safe safe from what? 8 11 -1015 1 LOS ANGELES - Only the prom king and queen are safe . ANGELES - Only the prom king and queen are safe . Why are they safe? 1 12 -1015 1 LOS ANGELES - Only the prom king and queen are safe . king and queen are safe Why is everyone else in danger? 6 11 -1015 1 LOS ANGELES - Only the prom king and queen are safe . safe Safe from what? 10 11 -1015 2 Researchers say that the more popular teens are - except for those at the very apex of the fragile high school hierarchy - the more likely they are to be bullied , perhaps a surprise to people who presumed outcasts were the exclusive targets . very apex of the fragile high school hierarchy Why are these teens less likely to be bullied? 14 22 -1015 2 Researchers say that the more popular teens are - except for those at the very apex of the fragile high school hierarchy - the more likely they are to be bullied , perhaps a surprise to people who presumed outcasts were the exclusive targets . likely How is that possible? 25 26 -1015 3 Researchers Robert Faris of the University of California at Davis and Diane Felmlee of Penn State University write that traditional , everyday views of bullying - reported by nearly a fifth of teens - tell less than the whole story . whole story what is the whole story? 38 40 -1015 3 Researchers Robert Faris of the University of California at Davis and Diane Felmlee of Penn State University write that traditional , everyday views of bullying - reported by nearly a fifth of teens - tell less than the whole story . traditional , everyday views of bullying What are the traditional views? 19 25 -1015 3 Researchers Robert Faris of the University of California at Davis and Diane Felmlee of Penn State University write that traditional , everyday views of bullying - reported by nearly a fifth of teens - tell less than the whole story . reported by nearly a fifth of teens What types of bullying were reported in these studies? 26 33 -1015 3 Researchers Robert Faris of the University of California at Davis and Diane Felmlee of Penn State University write that traditional , everyday views of bullying - reported by nearly a fifth of teens - tell less than the whole story . traditional , everyday views of bullying What are the traditional, everyday views of bullying? 19 25 -1015 4 " For most students , gains in status increase the likelihood of victimization and the severity of its consequences , " they wrote in the journal of the American Sociological Association . increase the likelihood of victimization Why would this increase in prestige lead to being more likely to be bullied? 8 13 -1015 4 " For most students , gains in status increase the likelihood of victimization and the severity of its consequences , " they wrote in the journal of the American Sociological Association . " For most students , How many students fit into this category of most? 0 5 -1015 4 " For most students , gains in status increase the likelihood of victimization and the severity of its consequences , " they wrote in the journal of the American Sociological Association . victimization Who is being victimized? 12 13 -1015 5 The aggressors , too , often " possess strong social skills , " and bully others to move up the social ladder rather than to " re - enact their own troubled home lives " . " possess strong social skills , " bullies have good social skills? 6 13 -1015 5 The aggressors , too , often " possess strong social skills , " and bully others to move up the social ladder rather than to " re - enact their own troubled home lives " . their own troubled home lives " How are those doing the bullying reporting their own misfortunes at home? 29 35 -1015 5 The aggressors , too , often " possess strong social skills , " and bully others to move up the social ladder rather than to " re - enact their own troubled home lives " . " possess strong social skills , " What social skills do the aggressors possess? 6 13 -1016 1 MIAMI - Irene Granados celebrated her 16th birthday while walking through the desert two years ago trying to reach the United States - and safety . United States Why was Irene Granados trying to reach the United States? 20 22 -1016 1 MIAMI - Irene Granados celebrated her 16th birthday while walking through the desert two years ago trying to reach the United States - and safety . safety How was Irene Granados not safe? 24 25 -1016 1 MIAMI - Irene Granados celebrated her 16th birthday while walking through the desert two years ago trying to reach the United States - and safety . Irene Granados Who is Irene Granados? 2 4 -1016 1 MIAMI - Irene Granados celebrated her 16th birthday while walking through the desert two years ago trying to reach the United States - and safety . walking through the desert Which desert? 9 13 -1016 2 Brothers Javier and Denis Giron , 13 and 17 , floated on a raft across the Rio Grande River last year - also in a bid to reach safety . reach safety What happened to the two brothers that they were trying to reach safety? 27 29 -1016 2 Brothers Javier and Denis Giron , 13 and 17 , floated on a raft across the Rio Grande River last year - also in a bid to reach safety . Rio Grande River where is that river? 16 19 -1016 3 Granados and the Giron brothers were fleeing their native Central American countries where gang violence is spreading . Central American countries which countries? 9 12 -1016 3 Granados and the Giron brothers were fleeing their native Central American countries where gang violence is spreading . where gang violence is spreading What country is gang violence spreading? 12 17 -1016 3 Granados and the Giron brothers were fleeing their native Central American countries where gang violence is spreading . Central American countries Which Central American countries? 9 12 -1016 4 The three are part of a surge in unaccompanied children and teenagers flowing across the Mexican border to the United States . surge when did the surge begin? 6 7 -1017 1 Tim Warner , chief executive of Cinemark Holdings Inc . , admits he ' d never heard of the popular science fiction series " Dr . " Dr which series? 23 25 -1017 1 Tim Warner , chief executive of Cinemark Holdings Inc . , admits he ' d never heard of the popular science fiction series " Dr . Cinemark Holdings What type of business is Cinemark Holdings? 6 8 -1017 2 So the Montana native was skeptical when executives at BBC America approached him about the idea of screening a simulcast of the 50th anniversary episode of the cult - classic British TV series in Cinemark theaters across Latin America and the U . S . executives at BBC America Who were the executives at BBC America? 7 11 -1017 2 So the Montana native was skeptical when executives at BBC America approached him about the idea of screening a simulcast of the 50th anniversary episode of the cult - classic British TV series in Cinemark theaters across Latin America and the U . S . was skeptical Why was he skeptical about such a long-running series? 4 6 -1017 3 In late November , hundreds of " Whovians " showed up at more than 700 theaters from Los Angeles to New York and Sao Paulo , Brazil , many dressed as their favorite characters , to watch screenings of the special " Doctor Who : The Day of the Doctor " . " Whovians " is that a made up term? 6 9 -1017 4 " To be honest , many of us had never heard of ‘ Dr . of us had who is saying this? 6 9 -1017 4 " To be honest , many of us had never heard of ‘ Dr . never heard Why had they never heard of Doctor Who? 9 11 -1017 4 " To be honest , many of us had never heard of ‘ Dr . ‘ Dr What Dr. are they talking about? 12 14 -1018 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - When Terise Marchelos pulls up , the cats come running . come which cats? 13 14 -1018 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - When Terise Marchelos pulls up , the cats come running . up , Where is he pulling up to? 9 11 -1018 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - When Terise Marchelos pulls up , the cats come running . the cats come running Why do the cats come running when Terise, and are they metaphoric, or literal cats? 11 15 -1018 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - When Terise Marchelos pulls up , the cats come running . Terise Marchelos Where does Terise Marchelos pull up? 6 8 -1018 2 Lots of cats . Tabbies , tuxedos and tortoiseshells - about 20 of the animals greet her each evening when she arrives in a parking lot next to the train tracks south of downtown Orlando , Fla . She brings food every day to sustain the colony - one of hundreds of feral - cat colonies her organization , CARE Feline TNR Inc . , supports in Orange , Seminole and Osceola counties in the state . food What type of food does she bring them? 40 41 -1018 2 Lots of cats . Tabbies , tuxedos and tortoiseshells - about 20 of the animals greet her each evening when she arrives in a parking lot next to the train tracks south of downtown Orlando , Fla . She brings food every day to sustain the colony - one of hundreds of feral - cat colonies her organization , CARE Feline TNR Inc . , supports in Orange , Seminole and Osceola counties in the state . She brings food How much food does she bring with her? 38 41 -1018 3 But the simple act of feeding hungry cats is at the center of a fierce national debate that pits cat advocates against bird lovers , environmentalists and even the animal - rights group PETA over how to handle the millions of feral cats across the country . fierce national debate is it bad to feed? 14 17 -1018 3 But the simple act of feeding hungry cats is at the center of a fierce national debate that pits cat advocates against bird lovers , environmentalists and even the animal - rights group PETA over how to handle the millions of feral cats across the country . handle What is the debate over how to handle the feral cats? 37 38 -1018 3 But the simple act of feeding hungry cats is at the center of a fierce national debate that pits cat advocates against bird lovers , environmentalists and even the animal - rights group PETA over how to handle the millions of feral cats across the country . at the center of a fierce national debate Why is the simple act of feeding cats at the center of the debate? 9 17 -1018 3 But the simple act of feeding hungry cats is at the center of a fierce national debate that pits cat advocates against bird lovers , environmentalists and even the animal - rights group PETA over how to handle the millions of feral cats across the country . national debate What is the national debate over feral cats? 15 17 -1018 4 At issue is the practice known as TNR , for trap - neuter - return . TNR , is this a bad thing? 7 9 -1018 4 At issue is the practice known as TNR , for trap - neuter - return . trap - neuter - return Where are they returning them? 10 15 -1018 4 At issue is the practice known as TNR , for trap - neuter - return . At issue is the practice known as TNR , How is this an issue, if it helps lower the amount of cats that can reproduce? 0 9 -1018 5 Volunteers feed and trap cats , take them to a veterinarian to be vaccinated and spayed or neutered , then return them to the area where they live . neutered , Who pays for these neuterings? 17 19 -1019 1 A new study appears to validate what every 12 - year - old knows : If you drop food on the floor , you have five seconds until it becomes contaminated . study they really studied this? 2 3 -1019 1 A new study appears to validate what every 12 - year - old knows : If you drop food on the floor , you have five seconds until it becomes contaminated . study who is the study carried out by? 2 3 -1019 1 A new study appears to validate what every 12 - year - old knows : If you drop food on the floor , you have five seconds until it becomes contaminated . A new study What is the new study on? 0 3 -1019 1 A new study appears to validate what every 12 - year - old knows : If you drop food on the floor , you have five seconds until it becomes contaminated . new study Who did the new study? 1 3 -1019 2 Biology students at Aston University in Birmingham , England , tested the time - honored five - second rule and claim to have found some truth to it . some How much truth is some truth? 24 25 -1019 2 Biology students at Aston University in Birmingham , England , tested the time - honored five - second rule and claim to have found some truth to it . truth What truth did the biology students find to the five-second rule? 25 26 -1019 3 The faster you pick food up off the floor , they discovered , the less likely it is to contain bacteria . likely it is how did they measure bacteria? 15 18 -1019 3 The faster you pick food up off the floor , they discovered , the less likely it is to contain bacteria . likely How did they test a control to come to this comparison of less likely containing bacteria? 15 16 -1019 3 The faster you pick food up off the floor , they discovered , the less likely it is to contain bacteria . pick food up off the floor , What type of food can you pick up off the floor? 3 10 -1019 4 Working under the direction of microbiology professor Anthony Hilton , the students dropped toast , pasta , cookies and sticky candy and left them on the floor for three to 30 seconds , according to information released on the university ' s website March 10 . March 10 of which year? 43 45 -1019 4 Working under the direction of microbiology professor Anthony Hilton , the students dropped toast , pasta , cookies and sticky candy and left them on the floor for three to 30 seconds , according to information released on the university ' s website March 10 . 30 How did they decide on the time parameters of 3 to 30 seconds for the expirmemt? 30 31 -1020 1 LOS ANGELES - Tiny microbes on the bottom of the ocean floor may have been responsible for the largest extinction event our planet has ever seen , according to a new study . Tiny microbes how did they cause extinction? 3 5 -1020 1 LOS ANGELES - Tiny microbes on the bottom of the ocean floor may have been responsible for the largest extinction event our planet has ever seen , according to a new study . according to a new study . Who conducted the study? 27 33 -1020 1 LOS ANGELES - Tiny microbes on the bottom of the ocean floor may have been responsible for the largest extinction event our planet has ever seen , according to a new study . Tiny microbes How did the tiny microbes cause the largest extinction event? 3 5 -1020 1 LOS ANGELES - Tiny microbes on the bottom of the ocean floor may have been responsible for the largest extinction event our planet has ever seen , according to a new study . largest extinction event When was the largest extinction event? 18 21 -1020 2 These microbes of death were so small , that 1 billion of them could fit in a thimble - full of ocean sediment , and yet , they were almost responsible for killing off all the life on our planet , the scientists suggest . scientists suggest which scientists said it? 42 44 -1020 2 These microbes of death were so small , that 1 billion of them could fit in a thimble - full of ocean sediment , and yet , they were almost responsible for killing off all the life on our planet , the scientists suggest . microbes of death WHAT IS THE ACTUAL NAME OF THIS MICROBE? I DOUBT SCIENTISTS NAMED IT \"THE MICROBE OF DEATH\"... 1 4 -1020 3 The end - Permian extinction was the most catastrophic mass extinction the Earth has ever seen . the most catastrophic mass extinction what was the second most? 6 11 -1020 3 The end - Permian extinction was the most catastrophic mass extinction the Earth has ever seen . end - Permian extinction When did the end-Permian extinction occur? 1 5 -1020 3 The end - Permian extinction was the most catastrophic mass extinction the Earth has ever seen . end - Permian extinction WHEN DID THIS HAPPEN? 1 5 -1020 4 It started roughly 252 million years ago - long before the dinosaurs - and it continued for 20 , 000 years . 20 , 000 years Why did it continue for 20,000 years? 17 21 -1020 4 It started roughly 252 million years ago - long before the dinosaurs - and it continued for 20 , 000 years . continued for 20 , 000 years . WHY DID IT LAST SO LONG? 15 22 -1020 5 By the time it was over , nearly 90 percent of all life on Earth had been destroyed , the scientists say . had been destroyed , HOW DID WE RECOVER FORM THIS? 15 19 -1021 1 In what may be a revolution in experiencing music , 19 - year - old Russian pianist Osip Nikiforov is recording Chopin ' s Etude Op . revolution why is it a revolution? 5 6 -1021 1 In what may be a revolution in experiencing music , 19 - year - old Russian pianist Osip Nikiforov is recording Chopin ' s Etude Op . revolution in experiencing music , Why is this a revolution in experiencing music? 5 10 -1021 1 In what may be a revolution in experiencing music , 19 - year - old Russian pianist Osip Nikiforov is recording Chopin ' s Etude Op . revolution How is it a revolution in experiencing music? 5 6 -1021 2 10 , No . 1 , without capturing any of its sound . capturing how can they record without sound? 7 8 -1021 2 10 , No . 1 , without capturing any of its sound . any of its sound Sound of what? 8 12 -1021 2 10 , No . 1 , without capturing any of its sound . without capturing any of its sound Why is it not capturing any of its sounds? 6 12 -1021 2 10 , No . 1 , without capturing any of its sound . sound How can you record music without any sound? 11 12 -1021 3 Instead , a sensor - equipped piano is recording the " data " of his performance , the mechanical movements when keys and foot pedals are pressed . " data " why is it in quotes? 10 13 -1021 3 Instead , a sensor - equipped piano is recording the " data " of his performance , the mechanical movements when keys and foot pedals are pressed . Instead , Why is there a sensor-equipped piano recording data of his performance? 0 2 -1021 4 Playing a piano generates thousands of data points . generates Why does playing a piano generate a thousand of data points? 3 4 -1022 1 LOS ANGELES - Across the street from a wine lounge and a gourmet sausage spot in the Atwater Village neighborhood of Los Angeles , a small red - and - white neon sign reads : " DAVE ' S ACCORDION SCHOOL " . " DAVE ' S ACCORDION SCHOOL " he teaches accordions? 35 42 -1022 1 LOS ANGELES - Across the street from a wine lounge and a gourmet sausage spot in the Atwater Village neighborhood of Los Angeles , a small red - and - white neon sign reads : " DAVE ' S ACCORDION SCHOOL " . sausage What exactly is a sausage spot? 13 14 -1022 1 LOS ANGELES - Across the street from a wine lounge and a gourmet sausage spot in the Atwater Village neighborhood of Los Angeles , a small red - and - white neon sign reads : " DAVE ' S ACCORDION SCHOOL " . the Atwater Village neighborhood What is the Atwater Village neighborhood like? 16 20 -1022 2 Inside , black and tan cases sprawl in a row along the floor , and two shelves hold a hodgepodge of squeeze - boxes for sale . hodgepodge what does hodgepodge mean? 19 20 -1022 3 Business cards of norteño stars blanket a corkboard near the door , and nearby there ' s a printout of the dictionary ' s definition of the word " accordion , " with a suggested alternative : " A fantastic companion " . norteño what is this word? 3 4 -1022 3 Business cards of norteño stars blanket a corkboard near the door , and nearby there ' s a printout of the dictionary ' s definition of the word " accordion , " with a suggested alternative : " A fantastic companion " . stars What are Norteño stars? 4 5 -1022 3 Business cards of norteño stars blanket a corkboard near the door , and nearby there ' s a printout of the dictionary ' s definition of the word " accordion , " with a suggested alternative : " A fantastic companion " . printout What does the printout look like? 18 19 -1022 4 Owner Dave Caballero , 68 , sat on a piano bench examining the innards of a brown accordion . accordion Is this his accordion? 17 18 -1022 4 Owner Dave Caballero , 68 , sat on a piano bench examining the innards of a brown accordion . Owner Dave Caballero , What is his appearance like? 0 4 -1022 5 Down a narrow hallway , in a room decorated with an old blue couch and a figurine of Andy from " Toy Story , " his wife , Veronika , was finishing up her session with Emily Gaughenbaugh . Gaughenbaugh Who is she and what type of session was she having? 37 38 -1023 1 BEIJING - When Ma Wenfeng was a boy , his father earned so little money growing wheat and corn that the family mainly ate mantou , a steamed bread that is a staple of the poor . mantou , what does it look like? 24 26 -1023 1 BEIJING - When Ma Wenfeng was a boy , his father earned so little money growing wheat and corn that the family mainly ate mantou , a steamed bread that is a staple of the poor . Ma Wenfeng was a boy , During what years was Ma Wenfeng a boy? 3 9 -1023 1 BEIJING - When Ma Wenfeng was a boy , his father earned so little money growing wheat and corn that the family mainly ate mantou , a steamed bread that is a staple of the poor . little money growing wheat and corn How much can wheat and corn farmers earn in Beijing? 13 19 -1023 1 BEIJING - When Ma Wenfeng was a boy , his father earned so little money growing wheat and corn that the family mainly ate mantou , a steamed bread that is a staple of the poor . so little money How did his income compare to other people in their community? 12 15 -1023 2 The last thing he would have dreamed of was becoming a farmer . farmer but he ended up becoming one? 11 12 -1023 2 The last thing he would have dreamed of was becoming a farmer . last thing he would have dreamed of Why was this so far from his mind? 1 8 -1023 2 The last thing he would have dreamed of was becoming a farmer . becoming a farmer Why did he become a farmer? 9 12 -1023 2 The last thing he would have dreamed of was becoming a farmer . The last thing he would have dreamed What did he dream of doing? 0 7 -1023 2 The last thing he would have dreamed of was becoming a farmer . he Who is he? 3 4 -1023 3 Now it is his greatest ambition to start a farm , but not in China , a country where the very word for " farmer , " nongmin , is synonymous with " peasant " . nongmin , farmers are called this word? 27 29 -1023 3 Now it is his greatest ambition to start a farm , but not in China , a country where the very word for " farmer , " nongmin , is synonymous with " peasant " . not in China , What are some of the countries in which he would like to start a farm? 12 16 -1023 3 Now it is his greatest ambition to start a farm , but not in China , a country where the very word for " farmer , " nongmin , is synonymous with " peasant " . but not in China , Where does he want to start a farm? 11 16 -1023 4 Many Chinese farmers are long past retirement age but still tilling tiny , inefficient plots of land . inefficient plots of land Why is the land inefficient? 13 17 -1023 4 Many Chinese farmers are long past retirement age but still tilling tiny , inefficient plots of land . retirement age What is retirement age in China? 6 8 -1023 4 Many Chinese farmers are long past retirement age but still tilling tiny , inefficient plots of land . tiny , inefficient plots of land If the plots of land are tiny and inefficient, why do farmers continue to till them long past retirement age? 11 17 -1023 4 Many Chinese farmers are long past retirement age but still tilling tiny , inefficient plots of land . long past retirement age Why are they farming so late in life? 4 8 -1023 5 Motivated by the search for big expanses of land with abundant supplies of clean water , Chinese are looking far afield - to the United States , Chile , Brazil , Russia , Ukraine , Bulgaria and Australia . far afield - to the Why are they looking at these countries? 19 24 -1024 1 CHICAGO - On a recent afternoon at Chicago ' s Dewey Elementary Academy of Fine Arts , Ladon Brumfield asked a group of 9 - and 10 - year - old African - American girls to define beauty . define beauty what was their response? 36 38 -1024 1 CHICAGO - On a recent afternoon at Chicago ' s Dewey Elementary Academy of Fine Arts , Ladon Brumfield asked a group of 9 - and 10 - year - old African - American girls to define beauty . Ladon Brumfield Who is Ladon Brumfield? 17 19 -1024 1 CHICAGO - On a recent afternoon at Chicago ' s Dewey Elementary Academy of Fine Arts , Ladon Brumfield asked a group of 9 - and 10 - year - old African - American girls to define beauty . Ladon Brumfield Who is Ladon Brumfield? 17 19 -1024 2 The nearly 20 girls unanimously agreed that if a woman had short , kinky hair , she was not beautiful . kinky hair , from not brushing? 13 16 -1024 3 But when Brumfield , the director of a project empowering young girls , passed around a photograph of Lupita Nyong ' o , the dark - brown - skinned actress who sports an extra - short natural , the girls were silent for a moment . silent why were they silent? 41 42 -1024 3 But when Brumfield , the director of a project empowering young girls , passed around a photograph of Lupita Nyong ' o , the dark - brown - skinned actress who sports an extra - short natural , the girls were silent for a moment . project What is the name of the project? 8 9 -1024 3 But when Brumfield , the director of a project empowering young girls , passed around a photograph of Lupita Nyong ' o , the dark - brown - skinned actress who sports an extra - short natural , the girls were silent for a moment . project empowering young girls , What is the project empowering young girls? 8 13 -1024 4 Then , once again , their answer was unanimous : They agreed Nyong ' o was beautiful . Nyong ' o does it conflict? 12 15 -1024 4 Then , once again , their answer was unanimous : They agreed Nyong ' o was beautiful . answer Answer to what? 6 7 -1024 4 Then , once again , their answer was unanimous : They agreed Nyong ' o was beautiful . once again , Did Ladon Brumfield ask the question again? 2 5 -1024 5 " It ' s like they had to make a mental readjustment , " said Brumfield , founder of the non - profit Girls Rule ! non - profit Girls Rule ! What is the non-profit Girls Rule? 20 26 -1025 1 PHOENIX - Retired orthopedic surgeon Peter Rork and his co - pilot Doyle , a black Labrador retriever , spend their free time flying precious , sometimes barking , cargo in Rork ' s Cessna . cargo What cargo does Peter Rork fly? 29 30 -1025 1 PHOENIX - Retired orthopedic surgeon Peter Rork and his co - pilot Doyle , a black Labrador retriever , spend their free time flying precious , sometimes barking , cargo in Rork ' s Cessna . Retired When did Peter Rork retire? 2 3 -1025 1 PHOENIX - Retired orthopedic surgeon Peter Rork and his co - pilot Doyle , a black Labrador retriever , spend their free time flying precious , sometimes barking , cargo in Rork ' s Cessna . Cessna What kind of plane is a Cessna? 34 35 -1025 1 PHOENIX - Retired orthopedic surgeon Peter Rork and his co - pilot Doyle , a black Labrador retriever , spend their free time flying precious , sometimes barking , cargo in Rork ' s Cessna . precious , What is the precious cargo? 24 26 -1025 2 His last flight in March included 30 small dogs traveling from Arizona to a shelter in Idaho . 30 small dogs why were there no big dogs? 6 9 -1025 2 His last flight in March included 30 small dogs traveling from Arizona to a shelter in Idaho . Arizona Why did Peter Rork fly dogs from Arizona to Idaho? 11 12 -1025 2 His last flight in March included 30 small dogs traveling from Arizona to a shelter in Idaho . flight What kind of flight is it? 2 3 -1025 2 His last flight in March included 30 small dogs traveling from Arizona to a shelter in Idaho . 30 small dogs What type of small dogs? 6 9 -1025 2 His last flight in March included 30 small dogs traveling from Arizona to a shelter in Idaho . shelter What kind of shelter? 14 15 -1025 2 His last flight in March included 30 small dogs traveling from Arizona to a shelter in Idaho . from Arizona Where in Arizona did Peter Rork fly from? 10 12 -1025 3 " You almost feel like Santa Claus with a sled pulling in . feel like Santa Claus When do you feel like Santa Claus? 3 7 -1025 3 " You almost feel like Santa Claus with a sled pulling in . sled What type of sled? 9 10 -1025 3 " You almost feel like Santa Claus with a sled pulling in . pulling in Where are does sled pull in? 10 12 -1025 4 I ' ve got all kinds of goodies in the back of my plane , " Rork said from his home in Jackson Hole , Wyo . goodies What goodies does Peter Rork have in the back of his plane? 7 8 -1025 4 I ' ve got all kinds of goodies in the back of my plane , " Rork said from his home in Jackson Hole , Wyo . all kinds of goodies What kind of goodies? 4 8 -1025 4 I ' ve got all kinds of goodies in the back of my plane , " Rork said from his home in Jackson Hole , Wyo . back of my plane , " Where in the back of the plane? 10 16 -1025 5 Rork ' s organization , Dog Is My CoPilot , is among groups around the country that transport dogs by cars and planes to combat an overabundance of certain breeds in areas , a problem that often results in animal euthanasia . overabundance of certain breeds in areas , how does the problem arise? 26 33 -1025 5 Rork ' s organization , Dog Is My CoPilot , is among groups around the country that transport dogs by cars and planes to combat an overabundance of certain breeds in areas , a problem that often results in animal euthanasia . combat an overabundance What defines overabundance? 24 27 -1025 5 Rork ' s organization , Dog Is My CoPilot , is among groups around the country that transport dogs by cars and planes to combat an overabundance of certain breeds in areas , a problem that often results in animal euthanasia . certain breeds Which specific breeds? 28 30 -1025 5 Rork ' s organization , Dog Is My CoPilot , is among groups around the country that transport dogs by cars and planes to combat an overabundance of certain breeds in areas , a problem that often results in animal euthanasia . a problem Why overabundance of a a certain breed a problem? 33 35 -1026 1 JOHANNESBURG , South Africa - In scattered villages on steep green hillsides , many who killed their neighbors in Rwanda ' s genocide 20 years ago now live side by side with relatives of the dead . villages What are some examples of the villages? 7 8 -1026 2 Speech that creates ethnic divisions has been outlawed . Speech that creates ethnic divisions What kinds of speech create ethnic divisions? 0 5 -1026 3 Local tribunals called gacaca courts have allowed many offenders to be released from prison in return for confessions and expressions of remorse . gacaca courts what are those? 3 5 -1026 3 Local tribunals called gacaca courts have allowed many offenders to be released from prison in return for confessions and expressions of remorse . Local tribunals called gacaca courts How do these courts work? 0 5 -1026 4 And a generation of young people who grew up after the mass killings embody the hope of a new breed of Rwandans who identify not by ethnicity but by nationhood . Rwandans is rwanda not a country anymore? 21 22 -1026 5 Rwanda has made stunning progress since what was one of the 20th century ' s greatest crimes , when more than 800 , 000 Tutsis and moderate Hutus were slaughtered by Hutu extremists . Hutu extremists why were they slaughtered? 31 33 -1026 5 Rwanda has made stunning progress since what was one of the 20th century ' s greatest crimes , when more than 800 , 000 Tutsis and moderate Hutus were slaughtered by Hutu extremists . Hutus What is Hutu? 27 28 -1026 5 Rwanda has made stunning progress since what was one of the 20th century ' s greatest crimes , when more than 800 , 000 Tutsis and moderate Hutus were slaughtered by Hutu extremists . Tutsis What are Tutsis'? 24 25 -1026 5 Rwanda has made stunning progress since what was one of the 20th century ' s greatest crimes , when more than 800 , 000 Tutsis and moderate Hutus were slaughtered by Hutu extremists . made stunning progress How has this progress taken place? 2 5 -1027 1 MATSUMOTO , Japan - The 12 - year - old girl didn ' t want to leave her younger brother , and her grandparents didn ' t want her to go away . leave why did she have to leave? 16 17 -1027 1 MATSUMOTO , Japan - The 12 - year - old girl didn ' t want to leave her younger brother , and her grandparents didn ' t want her to go away . go away Why was the 12-year old going away? 30 32 -1027 1 MATSUMOTO , Japan - The 12 - year - old girl didn ' t want to leave her younger brother , and her grandparents didn ' t want her to go away . 12 - year - old girl Who is the 12-year-old girl? 5 11 -1027 1 MATSUMOTO , Japan - The 12 - year - old girl didn ' t want to leave her younger brother , and her grandparents didn ' t want her to go away . didn ' t want to leave Why did she have to leave her younger brother? 11 17 -1027 1 MATSUMOTO , Japan - The 12 - year - old girl didn ' t want to leave her younger brother , and her grandparents didn ' t want her to go away . her grandparents didn ' t want her to go away Why did they want her to stay? 22 32 -1027 2 But a family living near the " no - go zone " surrounding Japan ' s destroyed nuclear plant has other things to consider . " no - go zone " What is a no-go zone? 6 12 -1027 2 But a family living near the " no - go zone " surrounding Japan ' s destroyed nuclear plant has other things to consider . destroyed nuclear plant How was the nuclear plant destroyed? 16 19 -1027 2 But a family living near the " no - go zone " surrounding Japan ' s destroyed nuclear plant has other things to consider . " no - go zone " What is the \"no-go zone\"? 6 12 -1027 2 But a family living near the " no - go zone " surrounding Japan ' s destroyed nuclear plant has other things to consider . Japan ' s destroyed nuclear plant In what city is Japan's destroyed nuclear plant?\n\n\n\n 13 19 -1027 2 But a family living near the " no - go zone " surrounding Japan ' s destroyed nuclear plant has other things to consider . other things to consider What other things is this family considering? 20 24 -1027 2 But a family living near the " no - go zone " surrounding Japan ' s destroyed nuclear plant has other things to consider . destroyed nuclear plant Why was the plant destroyed? 16 19 -1027 3 Yukie Hashimoto and her husband sent their daughter 300 kilometers ( 200 miles ) away to the picturesque ski town of Matsumoto , where the mayor offered to take in and educate young people living in the shadow of the Fukushima Dai - ichi nuclear plant . Matsumoto , is there mountains? 21 23 -1027 3 Yukie Hashimoto and her husband sent their daughter 300 kilometers ( 200 miles ) away to the picturesque ski town of Matsumoto , where the mayor offered to take in and educate young people living in the shadow of the Fukushima Dai - ichi nuclear plant . offered to take in and educate How many young people will the mayor of Matsumoto be able to take in an educate? 26 32 -1027 3 Yukie Hashimoto and her husband sent their daughter 300 kilometers ( 200 miles ) away to the picturesque ski town of Matsumoto , where the mayor offered to take in and educate young people living in the shadow of the Fukushima Dai - ichi nuclear plant . shadow of the Fukushima Dai - ichi nuclear plant How far from the Dai-Chi nuclear plant does one have to live to escape its shadow? 37 46 -1027 4 Research has not shown the children to be in clear danger from exposure to low - dose radiation , but mistrust of the authorities remains high . mistrust of the authorities Why is mistrust of the authorities high? 20 24 -1027 4 Research has not shown the children to be in clear danger from exposure to low - dose radiation , but mistrust of the authorities remains high . Research What research has been done proving that children are not in danger from exposure to low-dose radiation? 0 1 -1027 4 Research has not shown the children to be in clear danger from exposure to low - dose radiation , but mistrust of the authorities remains high . clear danger What represents \"clear\" danger? 9 11 -1027 4 Research has not shown the children to be in clear danger from exposure to low - dose radiation , but mistrust of the authorities remains high . mistrust of the authorities Why do Japanese citizens mistrust authorities? 20 24 -1027 4 Research has not shown the children to be in clear danger from exposure to low - dose radiation , but mistrust of the authorities remains high . mistrust of the authorities remains high Why is there such mistrust? 20 26 -1027 5 The Hashimoto family , and the parents of seven other children , accepted the offer . accepted the offer how many declined? 12 15 -1028 1 LOS ANGELES - It ' s lunchtime at Washington Preparatory High School in Los Angeles , but 16 - year - old Parrish Jackson has barely touched her turkey burger and apricots . Parrish Jackson why hasnt she eaten? 22 24 -1028 1 LOS ANGELES - It ' s lunchtime at Washington Preparatory High School in Los Angeles , but 16 - year - old Parrish Jackson has barely touched her turkey burger and apricots . barely touched Why has Parrish Jackson barely touched her lunch? 25 27 -1028 1 LOS ANGELES - It ' s lunchtime at Washington Preparatory High School in Los Angeles , but 16 - year - old Parrish Jackson has barely touched her turkey burger and apricots . barely Why has Parrish barely touched her food at lunch? 25 26 -1028 1 LOS ANGELES - It ' s lunchtime at Washington Preparatory High School in Los Angeles , but 16 - year - old Parrish Jackson has barely touched her turkey burger and apricots . Parrish Who is Parris Jackson 22 23 -1028 1 LOS ANGELES - It ' s lunchtime at Washington Preparatory High School in Los Angeles , but 16 - year - old Parrish Jackson has barely touched her turkey burger and apricots . barely touched her turkey burger and apricots Why were the turkey burger and apricots not eaten? 25 32 -1028 2 She ' s dumping them into the trash can . trash can whys she dumping the food? 7 9 -1028 2 She ' s dumping them into the trash can . trash Why is Parrish Jackson throwing her lunch into the trash? 7 8 -1028 2 She ' s dumping them into the trash can . dumping Why is she dumping her lunch in the trash? 3 4 -1028 2 She ' s dumping them into the trash can . dumping Why is she throwing her lunch away? 3 4 -1028 2 She ' s dumping them into the trash can . dumping them into the trash can Why does not the school practice food composting? 3 9 -1028 3 The apricots are " sour , " the junior says . junior says is she spoiled? 8 10 -1028 3 The apricots are " sour , " the junior says . " sour , " Why are they sour? 3 7 -1028 3 The apricots are " sour , " the junior says . " sour , " Why are the apricots sour? 3 7 -1028 4 The meat is " nasty " . If it were up to her , she would just have taken the potato wedges - they ' re close enough to fries - then headed to the student store to fuel up on hot Cheetos and juice . " nasty " How is the meat nasty? 3 6 -1028 4 The meat is " nasty " . If it were up to her , she would just have taken the potato wedges - they ' re close enough to fries - then headed to the student store to fuel up on hot Cheetos and juice . " nasty " Why is the meat \"nasty\"? 3 6 -1028 5 And so it goes on hundreds of campuses in Los Angeles Unified , the nation ' s second - largest school system , which serves 650 , 000 meals a day . And so it goes on hundreds of campuses Why does not Los Angeles Unified school system re-evaluate their school meals? 0 8 -1029 1 KANSAS CITY , Mo . - It wasn ' t careless zookeepers that were responsible for the escape of seven chimpanzees from their Kansas City Zoo enclosure on Thursday afternoon . It wasn ' t careless zookeepers Who's fault was it? 6 12 -1029 1 KANSAS CITY , Mo . - It wasn ' t careless zookeepers that were responsible for the escape of seven chimpanzees from their Kansas City Zoo enclosure on Thursday afternoon . It wasn ' t careless zookeepers Then who was it? 6 12 -1029 1 KANSAS CITY , Mo . - It wasn ' t careless zookeepers that were responsible for the escape of seven chimpanzees from their Kansas City Zoo enclosure on Thursday afternoon . the escape how did they escape? 16 18 -1029 1 KANSAS CITY , Mo . - It wasn ' t careless zookeepers that were responsible for the escape of seven chimpanzees from their Kansas City Zoo enclosure on Thursday afternoon . escape of seven chimpanzees How did the animals escape? 17 21 -1029 1 KANSAS CITY , Mo . - It wasn ' t careless zookeepers that were responsible for the escape of seven chimpanzees from their Kansas City Zoo enclosure on Thursday afternoon . Kansas City Zoo enclosure How long had they been enclosed there? 23 27 -1029 2 It was clever chimpanzees . That was zoo director Randy Wisthoff ' s explanation for the unauthorized excursion that prompted a " Code Red " response among zoo employees , an hourlong lockdown of zoo visitors and finally a careful roundup . clever chimpanzees are they smart? 2 4 -1029 2 It was clever chimpanzees . That was zoo director Randy Wisthoff ' s explanation for the unauthorized excursion that prompted a " Code Red " response among zoo employees , an hourlong lockdown of zoo visitors and finally a careful roundup . It was clever chimpanzees How were they clever? 0 4 -1029 2 It was clever chimpanzees . That was zoo director Randy Wisthoff ' s explanation for the unauthorized excursion that prompted a " Code Red " response among zoo employees , an hourlong lockdown of zoo visitors and finally a careful roundup . clever chimpanzees how did they show they were clever? 2 4 -1029 2 It was clever chimpanzees . That was zoo director Randy Wisthoff ' s explanation for the unauthorized excursion that prompted a " Code Red " response among zoo employees , an hourlong lockdown of zoo visitors and finally a careful roundup . zoo employees , How many employees? 27 30 -1029 2 It was clever chimpanzees . That was zoo director Randy Wisthoff ' s explanation for the unauthorized excursion that prompted a " Code Red " response among zoo employees , an hourlong lockdown of zoo visitors and finally a careful roundup . finally a careful roundup How did they manage the round up? 37 41 -1029 3 " Chimps are so smart , " Wisthoff said . so smart , " how smart are they? 3 7 -1029 3 " Chimps are so smart , " Wisthoff said . smart , " how are they smart? 4 7 -1029 3 " Chimps are so smart , " Wisthoff said . so smart , " Are they as smart as a human? 3 7 -1029 4 One of them , he said , either found or broke off a 5 - or 6 - foot log or branch , leaned it against a wall and clambered to the top . clambered to the top what was at the top? 29 33 -1029 5 Then that chimpanzee - the " ringleader , " Wisthoff called him - persuaded six friends to join him . persuaded six friends to join him How does a chimp persuade? 13 19 -1029 5 Then that chimpanzee - the " ringleader , " Wisthoff called him - persuaded six friends to join him . called him how did they call him? 10 12 -1029 5 Then that chimpanzee - the " ringleader , " Wisthoff called him - persuaded six friends to join him . persuaded How did he persuade them? 13 14 -1030 1 Nick Stepka knew what gift would make his daughter ' s 3rd birthday a hit , and it wasn ' t a toy or doll . wasn ' t a toy or what was it then? 18 24 -1030 1 Nick Stepka knew what gift would make his daughter ' s 3rd birthday a hit , and it wasn ' t a toy or doll . gift What gift would make Nick Stepka's daughter's 3rd birthday a hit? 4 5 -1030 1 Nick Stepka knew what gift would make his daughter ' s 3rd birthday a hit , and it wasn ' t a toy or doll . make Why would the gift make his daughter's birthday party a hit? 6 7 -1030 1 Nick Stepka knew what gift would make his daughter ' s 3rd birthday a hit , and it wasn ' t a toy or doll . knew How did Nick Stepka know the gift would make the birthday party a hit? 2 3 -1030 2 He gave her a tablet - not a sleek new iPad or a hand - me - down Samsung , but one specifically designed and marketed for little ones . marketed for little ones what company makes those? 25 29 -1030 2 He gave her a tablet - not a sleek new iPad or a hand - me - down Samsung , but one specifically designed and marketed for little ones . tablet What brand of tablet? 4 5 -1030 2 He gave her a tablet - not a sleek new iPad or a hand - me - down Samsung , but one specifically designed and marketed for little ones . specifically How is the tablet specifically designed for little ones? 22 23 -1030 2 He gave her a tablet - not a sleek new iPad or a hand - me - down Samsung , but one specifically designed and marketed for little ones . marketed How is the marketing for the tablet different from other tablets? 25 26 -1030 3 It even came with a purple protective casing and loaded with kids ' applications and games . purple protective casing can it be taken off? 5 8 -1030 3 It even came with a purple protective casing and loaded with kids ' applications and games . loaded Why was the tablet loaded with applications and games? 9 10 -1030 4 " Her eyes lit up when she opened it , " said Stepka , 34 , a Shakopee , Minn . , father of three . lit Why did her eyes light up when she opened it? 3 4 -1030 5 " Everything else got put to the side " . put How was everything else put aside? 4 5 -1031 1 WASHINGTON - President Barack Obama on Monday called on Americans to stand up against religious bigotry as he offered his support to the families of those killed in shootings at two Jewish community centers in the Kansas City area . two Jewish community centers Which two Jewish community centers? 30 34 -1031 1 WASHINGTON - President Barack Obama on Monday called on Americans to stand up against religious bigotry as he offered his support to the families of those killed in shootings at two Jewish community centers in the Kansas City area . killed How many people were killed? 26 27 -1031 3 " No one should ever have to fear for their safety when they go to pray . pray is obama saying this? 15 16 -1031 4 And as a government , we ' re going to provide whatever assistance is needed to support the investigation " . provide whatever assistance how will they do that? 10 13 -1031 4 And as a government , we ' re going to provide whatever assistance is needed to support the investigation " . assistance What types of assistance would be provided? 12 13 -1031 5 Obama noted that he had a connection to two of the victims . connection what was the connection? 6 7 -1031 5 Obama noted that he had a connection to two of the victims . connection What was President Obama's connection with two of the victims? 6 7 -1031 5 Obama noted that he had a connection to two of the victims . connection How did he have a connection to them? 6 7 -1031 5 Obama noted that he had a connection to two of the victims . had a connection to two of the victims What is the connection? 4 12 -1032 1 PITTSBURGH - Teaching students alternatives to violence and improving their access to mental - health services are among the best ideas officials say they have for preventing the kind of bloodshed that has struck a long list of schools , including Franklin Regional High School in Murrysville , Pennsylvania . alternatives to violence What alternatives to violence are the officials teaching students? 4 7 -1032 1 PITTSBURGH - Teaching students alternatives to violence and improving their access to mental - health services are among the best ideas officials say they have for preventing the kind of bloodshed that has struck a long list of schools , including Franklin Regional High School in Murrysville , Pennsylvania . the kind of bloodshed What is considered \"bloodshed\" 27 31 -1032 2 But they say progress on arresting school violence nationwide has been hamstrung by a lack of funding , deployment of school - safety programs that haven ' t worked and a failure to properly train school staff and students . hamstrung why cant they get funding? 11 12 -1032 2 But they say progress on arresting school violence nationwide has been hamstrung by a lack of funding , deployment of school - safety programs that haven ' t worked and a failure to properly train school staff and students . failure to properly train Why can't school staff be properly trained? 31 35 -1032 2 But they say progress on arresting school violence nationwide has been hamstrung by a lack of funding , deployment of school - safety programs that haven ' t worked and a failure to properly train school staff and students . school - safety programs that haven ' t worked What were the school safety programs? 20 29 -1032 3 " We ' re 15 years after Columbine , and you ' d have thought we would have solved that problem , " John Matthews , executive director of the Texas - based Community Safety Institute said , referring to the 1999 rampage at a Colorado high school in which seniors Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold fatally shot 12 students and a teacher and injured about 20 others before committing suicide . solved that problem , " Why hasn't the problem been solved in 15 years? 18 23 -1032 4 A new Vanderbilt University study suggests that teaching younger students conflict - resolution skills - to think before they act - could be more effective than other techniques for reducing violence . University study suggests is that what the data said? 3 6 -1032 5 The study included a review of 27 school - safety programs nationwide and discussion sessions with Nashville , Tenn . , youths who were victims of violence . review of 27 school - safety it was very comprehensive then? 4 10 -1032 5 The study included a review of 27 school - safety programs nationwide and discussion sessions with Nashville , Tenn . , youths who were victims of violence . a review of 27 school - safety programs nationwide What do these programs entail? 3 12 -1033 1 WASHINGTON - Harry S . McAlpin made history in February 1944 when he became the first black reporter to cover a presidential news conference at the White House . cover a presidential news conference Which president was in office at the time? 19 24 -1033 1 WASHINGTON - Harry S . McAlpin made history in February 1944 when he became the first black reporter to cover a presidential news conference at the White House . presidential news conference Whose conference was he covering? 21 24 -1033 1 WASHINGTON - Harry S . McAlpin made history in February 1944 when he became the first black reporter to cover a presidential news conference at the White House . first black reporter Who allowed Harry to cover the presidential news conference? 15 18 -1033 3 And Franklin Delano Roosevelt , who ' d opened the White House doors after entreaties from African - American publishers , greeted the reporter as he made his way over to the president ' s desk , telling him , " Glad to see you , McAlpin " . McAlpin " does he know him? 46 48 -1033 3 And Franklin Delano Roosevelt , who ' d opened the White House doors after entreaties from African - American publishers , greeted the reporter as he made his way over to the president ' s desk , telling him , " Glad to see you , McAlpin " . entreaties from African - American publishers , How long have other African American publishers been trying to be invited to these news conferences? 14 21 -1033 4 It was not a sentiment shared by McAlpin ' s fellow scribes , members of the White House Correspondents ' Association who for a decade had denied black reporters the opportunity to attend the twice - weekly news conferences in the Oval Office . had denied black reporters Why were they still denying African-Americans access? 25 29 -1033 4 It was not a sentiment shared by McAlpin ' s fellow scribes , members of the White House Correspondents ' Association who for a decade had denied black reporters the opportunity to attend the twice - weekly news conferences in the Oval Office . White House Correspondents ' Association Who is the White House Correspondents' association? 16 21 -1033 5 Roosevelt ' s invite did nothing to deter them . deter them would anything deter them? 7 9 -1034 1 ALEPPO , Syria - The family members stood shivering on a balcony in Aleppo ' s Anadan suburb as midnight approached , their sleep interrupted by the nightly duty of a government helicopter pilot somewhere above them . Aleppo ' s is that the capital? 13 16 -1034 1 ALEPPO , Syria - The family members stood shivering on a balcony in Aleppo ' s Anadan suburb as midnight approached , their sleep interrupted by the nightly duty of a government helicopter pilot somewhere above them . balcony Why was the family outside of the balcony? 11 12 -1034 1 ALEPPO , Syria - The family members stood shivering on a balcony in Aleppo ' s Anadan suburb as midnight approached , their sleep interrupted by the nightly duty of a government helicopter pilot somewhere above them . duty Why was there a nightly duty of government helicopters? 28 29 -1034 1 ALEPPO , Syria - The family members stood shivering on a balcony in Aleppo ' s Anadan suburb as midnight approached , their sleep interrupted by the nightly duty of a government helicopter pilot somewhere above them . nightly duty of a government helicopter pilot Why are there daily helicopter flights 27 34 -1034 1 ALEPPO , Syria - The family members stood shivering on a balcony in Aleppo ' s Anadan suburb as midnight approached , their sleep interrupted by the nightly duty of a government helicopter pilot somewhere above them . family members Whose family members stood on a balcony? 5 7 -1034 1 ALEPPO , Syria - The family members stood shivering on a balcony in Aleppo ' s Anadan suburb as midnight approached , their sleep interrupted by the nightly duty of a government helicopter pilot somewhere above them . helicopter pilot For what country's government is the helicopter pilot from? 32 34 -1034 2 They followed the sound of the helicopter ' s whirring blades as well as scratchy updates coming over a walkie - talkie from rebels spread throughout the area . scratchy what does scratchy mean here? 14 15 -1034 2 They followed the sound of the helicopter ' s whirring blades as well as scratchy updates coming over a walkie - talkie from rebels spread throughout the area . walkie - talkie Why does the family have a walkie-talkie connected to the rebels? 19 22 -1034 2 They followed the sound of the helicopter ' s whirring blades as well as scratchy updates coming over a walkie - talkie from rebels spread throughout the area . rebels What are they rebelling about? 23 24 -1034 2 They followed the sound of the helicopter ' s whirring blades as well as scratchy updates coming over a walkie - talkie from rebels spread throughout the area . area What area were the rebels spread about? 27 28 -1034 3 News came in that the helicopter had dropped two barrel bombs - oil drums filled with TNT that can level buildings - on nearby towns . helicopter had dropped two barrel bombs Why are they dropping bombs? 5 11 -1034 3 News came in that the helicopter had dropped two barrel bombs - oil drums filled with TNT that can level buildings - on nearby towns . towns Which towns had the barrel bombs dropped on them? 24 25 -1034 3 News came in that the helicopter had dropped two barrel bombs - oil drums filled with TNT that can level buildings - on nearby towns . dropped two barrel bombs - Why were the bombs dropped? 7 12 -1034 4 They knew that the helicopters can carry up to four of the bombs . that the helicopters how did they know that? 2 5 -1034 4 They knew that the helicopters can carry up to four of the bombs . four of the bombs Were they carrying all four and did they drop the other two? 9 13 -1034 4 They knew that the helicopters can carry up to four of the bombs . They Who knew about the helicopters carrying bombs? 0 1 -1034 5 They waited for the last two . Below them , lights came on in basement bunkers as others sought a small measure of protection . bunkers Why doesn’t the family seek shelter in a bunker? 15 16 -1034 5 They waited for the last two . Below them , lights came on in basement bunkers as others sought a small measure of protection . a small measure of protection How much protection do these bunkers give? 19 24 -1035 1 JUBA , South Sudan - Close calls with crocodiles , a brutal civil war and even the death of a fellow traveler have not deterred a British man from attempting to walk the length of the Nile River . man from attempting to walk the length of who is this guy? 27 35 -1035 1 JUBA , South Sudan - Close calls with crocodiles , a brutal civil war and even the death of a fellow traveler have not deterred a British man from attempting to walk the length of the Nile River . the death of a fellow traveler How did his fellow traveler die? 16 22 -1035 1 JUBA , South Sudan - Close calls with crocodiles , a brutal civil war and even the death of a fellow traveler have not deterred a British man from attempting to walk the length of the Nile River . walk the length of the Nile River Why does he want to undertake such a dangerous mission? 31 38 -1035 1 JUBA , South Sudan - Close calls with crocodiles , a brutal civil war and even the death of a fellow traveler have not deterred a British man from attempting to walk the length of the Nile River . British man Who is the British man trying to walk the length of the Nile River? 26 28 -1035 1 JUBA , South Sudan - Close calls with crocodiles , a brutal civil war and even the death of a fellow traveler have not deterred a British man from attempting to walk the length of the Nile River . walk the length of the Nile River Why is a man walking the length of the Nile River? 31 38 -1035 2 The yearlong 4 , 250 mile journey along the world ' s longest river will see the former British army captain pass through six countries . six countries which countries? 23 25 -1035 2 The yearlong 4 , 250 mile journey along the world ' s longest river will see the former British army captain pass through six countries . pass through six countries . Which six countries? 21 26 -1035 2 The yearlong 4 , 250 mile journey along the world ' s longest river will see the former British army captain pass through six countries . six countries Which six countries will the British man be passing though? 23 25 -1035 3 After four months trekking through Rwanda , Tanzania and Uganda , Levison Wood is now in South Sudan , a country with little infrastructure that has been destabilized by four months of fighting between pro - and anti - government forces . months of fighting Why are they fighting? 30 33 -1035 4 The 31 - year - old said it took three years to plan the walk from Rwanda to Egypt . three years to plan why did it take so long to plan? 9 13 -1035 4 The 31 - year - old said it took three years to plan the walk from Rwanda to Egypt . three years to plan What goes into the planning? 9 13 -1035 4 The 31 - year - old said it took three years to plan the walk from Rwanda to Egypt . three years Why did it take three years to plan? 9 11 -1035 5 " I ' ve always had a passion for Africa since I was young . passion for Africa what is the passion based on? 7 10 -1036 1 AKRON , Ohio - Casual observers might call Vera Kap ' s eggs beautiful or intricate or even exquisite . Vera Who is Vera Kap? 8 9 -1036 1 AKRON , Ohio - Casual observers might call Vera Kap ' s eggs beautiful or intricate or even exquisite . Vera Kap ' s what is this? 8 12 -1036 1 AKRON , Ohio - Casual observers might call Vera Kap ' s eggs beautiful or intricate or even exquisite . intricate how do they look like? 15 16 -1036 1 AKRON , Ohio - Casual observers might call Vera Kap ' s eggs beautiful or intricate or even exquisite . eggs Are these real or fabricated eggs? 12 13 -1036 2 But Kap knows they ' re so much more . more What are they? 8 9 -1036 2 But Kap knows they ' re so much more . Kap who is this? 1 2 -1036 2 But Kap knows they ' re so much more . so much more So much more in what way? 6 9 -1036 2 But Kap knows they ' re so much more . so much more What makes tham \"more\" than other, similar eggs? 6 9 -1036 3 The West Akron , Ohio , resident is a pysanky artist , who decorates Easter eggs using methods and motifs that have been part of Ukrainian culture for centuries . pysanky what is pysansky? 9 10 -1036 3 The West Akron , Ohio , resident is a pysanky artist , who decorates Easter eggs using methods and motifs that have been part of Ukrainian culture for centuries . Ukrainian culture is Kap from Ukraine? how do they know how to decorate the eggs? 25 27 -1036 3 The West Akron , Ohio , resident is a pysanky artist , who decorates Easter eggs using methods and motifs that have been part of Ukrainian culture for centuries . methods and motifs What kinds of methods? 17 20 -1036 4 To her , the eggs aren ' t just springtime ornaments . springtime ornaments are they sentimental? 9 11 -1036 4 To her , the eggs aren ' t just springtime ornaments . ornaments What are they? 10 11 -1036 4 To her , the eggs aren ' t just springtime ornaments . aren ' t just what does it mean to her? 5 9 -1036 5 They ' re a connection to her heritage and proof that tradition can triumph over hardship and oppression . oppression What kind of oppression? 17 18 -1036 5 They ' re a connection to her heritage and proof that tradition can triumph over hardship and oppression . hardship and oppression what hardships and oppression? 15 18 -1036 5 They ' re a connection to her heritage and proof that tradition can triumph over hardship and oppression . tradition can triumph How do these eggs demonstrate triumph? What was the hardship? 11 14 -1037 1 BEIJING - Investigators looking for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 have put away their towed pinger locator and are about to call off searches for surface debris . pinger locator what is a pinger locator? 14 16 -1037 1 BEIJING - Investigators looking for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 have put away their towed pinger locator and are about to call off searches for surface debris . towed pinger locator What is a towed pinger locator? 13 16 -1037 1 BEIJING - Investigators looking for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 have put away their towed pinger locator and are about to call off searches for surface debris . looking for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 How long was the flight missing? 3 9 -1037 1 BEIJING - Investigators looking for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 have put away their towed pinger locator and are about to call off searches for surface debris . looking for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 Why are people looking for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370? 3 9 -1037 1 BEIJING - Investigators looking for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 have put away their towed pinger locator and are about to call off searches for surface debris . towed pinger locator What is a towed pinger locator? 13 16 -1037 1 BEIJING - Investigators looking for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 have put away their towed pinger locator and are about to call off searches for surface debris . call off searches Why are they about to call of searches? 20 23 -1037 2 Now , it ' s all up to a little yellow robotic submarine to find the missing Boeing 777 in an area bigger than the city of Los Angeles . little yellow robotic submarine who is piloting it? 9 13 -1037 2 Now , it ' s all up to a little yellow robotic submarine to find the missing Boeing 777 in an area bigger than the city of Los Angeles . area What area is the robotic submarine searching? 21 22 -1037 2 Now , it ' s all up to a little yellow robotic submarine to find the missing Boeing 777 in an area bigger than the city of Los Angeles . yellow robotic submarine What is this yellow robotic submarine called? 10 13 -1037 2 Now , it ' s all up to a little yellow robotic submarine to find the missing Boeing 777 in an area bigger than the city of Los Angeles . little yellow robotic submarine Why is it all up to a little yellow robotic submarine? 9 13 -1037 3 Technicians aboard the Australian ship Ocean Shield were set Monday afternoon to start deploying the Bluefin - 21 underwater autonomous vehicle in the Indian Ocean , sending it 2 . 8 miles down to the seabed and using its side - scanning sonar arrays to look for wreckage from the plane . wreckage from the plane How many passengers were aboard the plane? 47 51 -1037 3 Technicians aboard the Australian ship Ocean Shield were set Monday afternoon to start deploying the Bluefin - 21 underwater autonomous vehicle in the Indian Ocean , sending it 2 . 8 miles down to the seabed and using its side - scanning sonar arrays to look for wreckage from the plane . sonar arrays Why would sonar arrays be used? 42 44 -1037 3 Technicians aboard the Australian ship Ocean Shield were set Monday afternoon to start deploying the Bluefin - 21 underwater autonomous vehicle in the Indian Ocean , sending it 2 . 8 miles down to the seabed and using its side - scanning sonar arrays to look for wreckage from the plane . wreckage Why would there be wreckage? 47 48 -1037 4 " It is time to go underwater , " Air Chief Marshal Angus Houston , who is coordinating the search from Perth , Australia , said in announcing the new phase of operations . Perth , is that in west australia? 21 23 -1037 4 " It is time to go underwater , " Air Chief Marshal Angus Houston , who is coordinating the search from Perth , Australia , said in announcing the new phase of operations . " It is time to go underwater , " What are the chances of finding the missing plane underwater? 0 9 -1037 5 Unless the robot sub gets lucky , the process could take a while : The U . S . Navy , which lent the Bluefin - 21 to the search team , said mapping the area where the plane most likely disappeared could take six weeks to two months . robot sub How much does this robot sub cost? 2 4 -1037 5 Unless the robot sub gets lucky , the process could take a while : The U . S . Navy , which lent the Bluefin - 21 to the search team , said mapping the area where the plane most likely disappeared could take six weeks to two months . mapping the area Why does mapping the area take so long? 33 36 -1037 5 Unless the robot sub gets lucky , the process could take a while : The U . S . Navy , which lent the Bluefin - 21 to the search team , said mapping the area where the plane most likely disappeared could take six weeks to two months . U . S . Navy , Why does the U.S. Navy have the Bluefin-21? 15 21 -1038 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - Lake County teacher Lynn Barrett ' s young students chatter softly while huddled in groups over their iPads as they explain the cause and effect of events in a fictional story . fictional story Which fictional story are the students discussing? 34 36 -1038 2 The kindergarten through second - graders help one another work the device and explain tough concepts - without the pressure to earn an A or fear of receiving an F . Grades don ' t mean much to Barrett , a veteran teacher . veteran teacher how long has he been teaching? 41 43 -1038 2 The kindergarten through second - graders help one another work the device and explain tough concepts - without the pressure to earn an A or fear of receiving an F . Grades don ' t mean much to Barrett , a veteran teacher . kindergarten through second - graders Are the different grade levels all being taught together? 1 6 -1038 2 The kindergarten through second - graders help one another work the device and explain tough concepts - without the pressure to earn an A or fear of receiving an F . Grades don ' t mean much to Barrett , a veteran teacher . Grades don ' t mean much to Barrett , Why doesn't she put much emphasis on grades? 31 40 -1038 3 An A - plus in reading , for instance , won ' t tell parents how well their child can pronounce words with silent letters , just as a C or F can ' t explain how well a child understands vowels , she said . she said do other teachers think the same way? 43 45 -1038 4 " Just because they got an A or a 92 on their report card in no way tells a parent exactly what they did , " she said . in no way tells a parent exactly what they did , " Isn't this what notes on report cards and parent teacher meetings are for? 14 26 -1038 5 " All that tells you is a number . It doesn ' t really give you any kind of depth of knowledge as to what they know " . knowledge as to what they how can it be quantified then? 21 26 -1039 1 MINNEAPOLIS - Another group of former NHL players has joined the fight for compensation for head injuries they say they incurred while playing , while at the same time targeting the violence of the game that they believe brought about those injuries . head injuries did they get concussions? 15 17 -1039 1 MINNEAPOLIS - Another group of former NHL players has joined the fight for compensation for head injuries they say they incurred while playing , while at the same time targeting the violence of the game that they believe brought about those injuries . compensation how much is the compensation? 13 14 -1039 1 MINNEAPOLIS - Another group of former NHL players has joined the fight for compensation for head injuries they say they incurred while playing , while at the same time targeting the violence of the game that they believe brought about those injuries . former NHL players Who are the former NHL players who are fighting for head injury compensation? 5 8 -1039 1 MINNEAPOLIS - Another group of former NHL players has joined the fight for compensation for head injuries they say they incurred while playing , while at the same time targeting the violence of the game that they believe brought about those injuries . former NHL What team/teams are these players from? 5 7 -1039 1 MINNEAPOLIS - Another group of former NHL players has joined the fight for compensation for head injuries they say they incurred while playing , while at the same time targeting the violence of the game that they believe brought about those injuries . group of Who are the players that are making up the group? 3 5 -1039 2 Retired players Dave Christian , Reed Larson and William Bennett filed a class action lawsuit in federal court on Tuesday alleging that the league has promoted fighting and downplayed the risk of head injuries that come from it . Dave Christian , Reed Larson and William Bennett What teams/teams did these individuals play for? 2 10 -1039 2 Retired players Dave Christian , Reed Larson and William Bennett filed a class action lawsuit in federal court on Tuesday alleging that the league has promoted fighting and downplayed the risk of head injuries that come from it . filed a class action lawsuit in federal court Where exactly (county, state, country, etc.) will this lawsuit take place? 10 18 -1039 3 " I think the glorified violence is really the Achilles heel for the NHL , " said Charles " Bucky " Zimmerman , an attorney at Zimmerman Reed that filed the lawsuit on behalf of the players . glorified violence What is considered \"glorified violence\"? 4 6 -1039 3 " I think the glorified violence is really the Achilles heel for the NHL , " said Charles " Bucky " Zimmerman , an attorney at Zimmerman Reed that filed the lawsuit on behalf of the players . Charles Is this attorney a typical athlete/retired athlete representative? 17 18 -1039 4 " If anything comes of this , the focus on the glorified violence and perhaps the change to that will be a good thing " . glorified violence who glorifies it? 11 13 -1039 5 The lawsuit , which is similar to one brought by former football players against the NFL , joins others filed by hockey players in Washington and New York and seeks monetary damages and increased medical monitoring . medical monitoring how can they be monitored? 34 36 -1039 5 The lawsuit , which is similar to one brought by former football players against the NFL , joins others filed by hockey players in Washington and New York and seeks monetary damages and increased medical monitoring . medical monitoring How much would the medical monitoring cost the NFL? 34 36 -1039 5 The lawsuit , which is similar to one brought by former football players against the NFL , joins others filed by hockey players in Washington and New York and seeks monetary damages and increased medical monitoring . former football players Who are the former football players who sued the NFL? 10 13 -1039 5 The lawsuit , which is similar to one brought by former football players against the NFL , joins others filed by hockey players in Washington and New York and seeks monetary damages and increased medical monitoring . monetary damages How much in monetary damages are the hockey players suing for? 30 32 -1039 5 The lawsuit , which is similar to one brought by former football players against the NFL , joins others filed by hockey players in Washington and New York and seeks monetary damages and increased medical monitoring . medical monitoring What kind of monitoring? 34 36 -1039 5 The lawsuit , which is similar to one brought by former football players against the NFL , joins others filed by hockey players in Washington and New York and seeks monetary damages and increased medical monitoring . is similar What exactly did they sue for? 4 6 -1040 1 BOSTON - Under heavy security that included a battery of surveillance cameras and police officers on rooftops , nearly 36 , 000 runners hit the streets Monday in the first Boston Marathon since last year ' s deadly bombing , sending a powerful message of resilience . security how many security workers? 4 5 -1040 2 In what some saw as altogether fitting , an American won the men ' s division for the first time in more than 30 years , dominating a field that included many athletes who were prevented from completing the race last year . American were there lots of foreigners? 9 10 -1040 4 The two pressure - cooker bombs that went off near the end of the 26 . 2 - mile course killed three people and wounded more than 260 in a hellish spectacle of torn limbs , smoke and broken glass . hellish spectacle was it recorded? 30 32 -1040 4 The two pressure - cooker bombs that went off near the end of the 26 . 2 - mile course killed three people and wounded more than 260 in a hellish spectacle of torn limbs , smoke and broken glass . bombs that went off Why did the terrorists do this? 5 9 -1041 1 ATLANTA - Arthur Blank donned traditional soccer garb to mark his newest venture - an MLS team for Atlanta . Arthur Blank who is he? 2 4 -1041 1 ATLANTA - Arthur Blank donned traditional soccer garb to mark his newest venture - an MLS team for Atlanta . Arthur Blank Who is Arthur Blank? 2 4 -1041 2 " I love this one , " Blank said , looking down at the red , black and gold scarf draped over his dark suit . red , black and gold scarf is it luxurious? 14 20 -1041 2 " I love this one , " Blank said , looking down at the red , black and gold scarf draped over his dark suit . " I love this one , " Why does he love \"this one\"? 0 7 -1041 3 " I haven ' t taken it off since it was given to me . given to me when was it given to him? 11 14 -1041 3 " I haven ' t taken it off since it was given to me . since it was given to me How long ago was it given to him, and how does he maintain self sanitation with it always on? 8 14 -1041 3 " I haven ' t taken it off since it was given to me . given Who gave it to him? 11 12 -1041 3 " I haven ' t taken it off since it was given to me . given to me Who gave Arthur Blank the scarf? 11 14 -1041 4 I may not sleep in it tonight , but I may . but I may is he joking? 8 11 -1041 4 I may not sleep in it tonight , but I may . but I may He may or may not sleep with it on depending on what factors? 8 11 -1041 5 I haven ' t decided yet " . Major League Soccer announced its latest team Wednesday , an expansion team for Atlanta that will begin play in 2017 at the city ' s new retractable roof stadium . city ' s new retractable roof stadium What is the name of the city's new retractable roof stadium? 30 37 -1042 1 JEFFERSON CITY , Mo . - Through 13 years of teaching , Jennifer Kavanaugh never dreamed of hitting a child - not even once . child - not even once but she did it now? 19 24 -1042 1 JEFFERSON CITY , Mo . - Through 13 years of teaching , Jennifer Kavanaugh never dreamed of hitting a child - not even once . teaching , Where does Jennifer work? 10 12 -1042 1 JEFFERSON CITY , Mo . - Through 13 years of teaching , Jennifer Kavanaugh never dreamed of hitting a child - not even once . never dreamed of hitting a child What did Jennifer Kavanaugh dream of during these 13 years? 14 20 -1042 2 Kavanaugh , now a fifth - grade teacher at St . Margaret of Scotland School in St . Louis , previously taught in a school where children were physically punished for bad behavior , but she never participated . she never did she report it? 35 37 -1042 2 Kavanaugh , now a fifth - grade teacher at St . Margaret of Scotland School in St . Louis , previously taught in a school where children were physically punished for bad behavior , but she never participated . physically punished for bad behavior , How were they physically punished? 28 34 -1042 2 Kavanaugh , now a fifth - grade teacher at St . Margaret of Scotland School in St . Louis , previously taught in a school where children were physically punished for bad behavior , but she never participated . St . Margaret of Scotland School in St . Louis , How do the rules concerning physical discipline differ in St. Louis compared to Kavanaugh's previous school? 9 20 -1042 2 Kavanaugh , now a fifth - grade teacher at St . Margaret of Scotland School in St . Louis , previously taught in a school where children were physically punished for bad behavior , but she never participated . physically punished for bad behavior , What sort of behavior led to these punishments? 28 34 -1042 3 She knows there are teachers across the state who do , however , and she wants it stopped . knows there are teachers across the how does she know this? 1 7 -1042 3 She knows there are teachers across the state who do , however , and she wants it stopped . she wants it stopped Does she have a plan of action? 14 18 -1042 3 She knows there are teachers across the state who do , however , and she wants it stopped . there are teachers across the state who do , How do these physical punishments affect the growing students? 2 11 -1042 3 She knows there are teachers across the state who do , however , and she wants it stopped . she wants it stopped Why does she feel so strongly? 14 18 -1042 4 " All studies point to the fact that corporal punishment does not make for a more peaceful , happier child , " she said at the Capitol on Wednesday . punishment does not make for a more peaceful , Does physical punishment actually cause more negative behavior from the students being disciplined? 9 18 -1042 4 " All studies point to the fact that corporal punishment does not make for a more peaceful , happier child , " she said at the Capitol on Wednesday . " All studies What is her evidence? 0 3 -1042 5 Kavanaugh and about 30 of her fifth - grade students attended a hearing Wednesday on a bill , sponsored by Democratic State Sen . Joe Keaveny , that would ban corporal punishment , or spanking , in both public and private schools in the state . 30 of her fifth - grade students attended a hearing How was this school trip paid for? 3 13 -1042 5 Kavanaugh and about 30 of her fifth - grade students attended a hearing Wednesday on a bill , sponsored by Democratic State Sen . Joe Keaveny , that would ban corporal punishment , or spanking , in both public and private schools in the state . a bill , Was this bill passed? 15 18 -1043 1 LONDON - In a north London hospital , scientists are growing noses , ears and blood vessels in a bold attempt to make body parts in the laboratory . laboratory In which laboratory are they attempting to make body parts? 27 28 -1043 1 LONDON - In a north London hospital , scientists are growing noses , ears and blood vessels in a bold attempt to make body parts in the laboratory . body parts Why are scientists trying to grow body parts? 23 25 -1043 1 LONDON - In a north London hospital , scientists are growing noses , ears and blood vessels in a bold attempt to make body parts in the laboratory . In a north London hospital , Which north London hospital? 2 8 -1043 1 LONDON - In a north London hospital , scientists are growing noses , ears and blood vessels in a bold attempt to make body parts in the laboratory . growing HOW DO YOU GROW A BODY PART? 10 11 -1043 2 It ' s far from the only lab in the world that is pursuing the futuristic idea of growing organs for transplant . only lab which other labs? 6 8 -1043 2 It ' s far from the only lab in the world that is pursuing the futuristic idea of growing organs for transplant . far from the only lab WHO ELSE IS RESEARCHING THIS? 3 8 -1043 3 But the London work was showcased Tuesday as Mayor Boris Johnson announced a plan to attract more labs to do cutting - edge health and science research in the area . attract WHAT IS THE APPEAL TO THESE RESEARCH GROUPS? 15 16 -1043 4 While only a handful of patients have received the British lab - made organs so far - including tear ducts , blood vessels and windpipes - researchers hope they will soon be able to transplant more types of body parts into patients , including what would be the world ' s first nose made partly from stem cells . windpipes is that the throat? 24 25 -1043 4 While only a handful of patients have received the British lab - made organs so far - including tear ducts , blood vessels and windpipes - researchers hope they will soon be able to transplant more types of body parts into patients , including what would be the world ' s first nose made partly from stem cells . patients Have the patients who have received the organs survived? 5 6 -1043 4 While only a handful of patients have received the British lab - made organs so far - including tear ducts , blood vessels and windpipes - researchers hope they will soon be able to transplant more types of body parts into patients , including what would be the world ' s first nose made partly from stem cells . handful of patients HOW DID THEY DO WITH THE TRANSPLANT? 3 6 -1043 5 " It ' s like making a cake , " said Alexander Seifalian at University College London , the scientist leading the effort . making a cake , " in what way? 5 10 -1043 5 " It ' s like making a cake , " said Alexander Seifalian at University College London , the scientist leading the effort . " It ' s like making a cake , " IN WHAT WAY? 0 10 -1044 1 When she was 4 , Doris Pilkington Garimara was uprooted from her home in western Australia and sent to a camp for " half - caste " aboriginals , where she grew up believing she had been abandoned and forgotten by her mother . " half - caste " is it racist? 22 27 -1044 1 When she was 4 , Doris Pilkington Garimara was uprooted from her home in western Australia and sent to a camp for " half - caste " aboriginals , where she grew up believing she had been abandoned and forgotten by her mother . uprooted Why was Doris Pilkington Garimara uprooted from her home? 9 10 -1044 1 When she was 4 , Doris Pilkington Garimara was uprooted from her home in western Australia and sent to a camp for " half - caste " aboriginals , where she grew up believing she had been abandoned and forgotten by her mother . " half - caste " What does half-caste mean? 22 27 -1044 1 When she was 4 , Doris Pilkington Garimara was uprooted from her home in western Australia and sent to a camp for " half - caste " aboriginals , where she grew up believing she had been abandoned and forgotten by her mother . sent to a camp for " half - caste " aboriginals , Why was she sent to this camp? 17 29 -1044 3 Pilkington Garimara and her mother belonged to " the stolen generations " - the estimated 100 , 000 children of mixed aboriginal and white ancestry who by government edict were snatched from their homes and reared in desolate settlements . Pilkington Garimara what did she grow up to be? 0 2 -1044 3 Pilkington Garimara and her mother belonged to " the stolen generations " - the estimated 100 , 000 children of mixed aboriginal and white ancestry who by government edict were snatched from their homes and reared in desolate settlements . desolate settlements Why were the stolen generations reared in desolate settlements? 37 39 -1044 3 Pilkington Garimara and her mother belonged to " the stolen generations " - the estimated 100 , 000 children of mixed aboriginal and white ancestry who by government edict were snatched from their homes and reared in desolate settlements . government Why did they take their homes away from them? 27 28 -1044 3 Pilkington Garimara and her mother belonged to " the stolen generations " - the estimated 100 , 000 children of mixed aboriginal and white ancestry who by government edict were snatched from their homes and reared in desolate settlements . by government edict What led to this type of legislation? 26 29 -1044 4 By separating them from their darker - skinned relatives , the policy aimed to assimilate them into white society . assimilate them into white society did it work? 14 19 -1044 5 The forced removals occurred through most of the last century , ending in the 1970s but kept hidden far longer , in part because those who had been the targets accepted what the government told them : that aboriginal people were dirty and evil . that aboriginal people were dirty and evil What was the rationale for these types of beliefs? 37 44 -1045 1 JERUSALEM - The crowd that gathered at the recent grand opening of Cinema City hadn ' t come for the movies . hadn ' t come for the what did they come for? 14 20 -1045 1 JERUSALEM - The crowd that gathered at the recent grand opening of Cinema City hadn ' t come for the movies . movies What did they come for if it wasn't the movies? 20 21 -1045 1 JERUSALEM - The crowd that gathered at the recent grand opening of Cinema City hadn ' t come for the movies . hadn ' t come for the movies If they were gathering at a cinema, what were they waiting for if not movies? 14 21 -1045 1 JERUSALEM - The crowd that gathered at the recent grand opening of Cinema City hadn ' t come for the movies . hadn ' t come for the movies . What happened? 14 22 -1045 2 They were there in droves to protest a government regulation that keeps the 19 - screen multiplex closed each week from sundown Friday to sundown Saturday . 19 - screen multiplex why does it have to close? 13 17 -1045 2 They were there in droves to protest a government regulation that keeps the 19 - screen multiplex closed each week from sundown Friday to sundown Saturday . regulation Why was this regulation put in place? 9 10 -1045 2 They were there in droves to protest a government regulation that keeps the 19 - screen multiplex closed each week from sundown Friday to sundown Saturday . closed Why would the government want this? 17 18 -1045 3 " Jerusalem , wake up ! " the protesters chanted as security guards blocked them from entering the lobby . security guards are these private guards or government people? 11 13 -1045 4 " Nonreligious people are equal too ! " The demonstration was the latest skirmish in Jerusalem ' s long - running " Sabbath wars , " which for decades have pitted the city ' s secular Jewish population against its ultra - Orthodox community over whether shops , theaters and other public spaces can remain open on the Jewish day of rest . " Nonreligious people are there atheists in jerusalem? 0 3 -1045 4 " Nonreligious people are equal too ! " The demonstration was the latest skirmish in Jerusalem ' s long - running " Sabbath wars , " which for decades have pitted the city ' s secular Jewish population against its ultra - Orthodox community over whether shops , theaters and other public spaces can remain open on the Jewish day of rest . rest If a company wants to be open they can't be open because of a law? 61 62 -1045 4 " Nonreligious people are equal too ! " The demonstration was the latest skirmish in Jerusalem ' s long - running " Sabbath wars , " which for decades have pitted the city ' s secular Jewish population against its ultra - Orthodox community over whether shops , theaters and other public spaces can remain open on the Jewish day of rest . long - running " Sabbath wars , " How long have these regulations been on the books? 18 26 -1045 5 " I don ' t tell people when to go to the synagogue , and they shouldn ' t tell me when to go to the cinema , " said Laura Wharton , a city councilwoman whose left - leaning Meretz party led the protest outside the multiplex , which was built on city land and is barred from opening on the Sabbath by a provision written by an ultra - Orthodox city lawmaker . lawmaker Does this place have separation of church and state? 73 74 -1045 5 " I don ' t tell people when to go to the synagogue , and they shouldn ' t tell me when to go to the cinema , " said Laura Wharton , a city councilwoman whose left - leaning Meretz party led the protest outside the multiplex , which was built on city land and is barred from opening on the Sabbath by a provision written by an ultra - Orthodox city lawmaker . ultra - Orthodox city lawmaker Who were the lawmakers who wrote the legislation? 69 74 -1045 5 " I don ' t tell people when to go to the synagogue , and they shouldn ' t tell me when to go to the cinema , " said Laura Wharton , a city councilwoman whose left - leaning Meretz party led the protest outside the multiplex , which was built on city land and is barred from opening on the Sabbath by a provision written by an ultra - Orthodox city lawmaker . ultra - Orthodox city lawmaker was the lawmaker voted into office or appointed? 69 74 -1046 1 LOS ANGELES - Sifting through observations from tens of thousands of distant stars , astronomers say they have discovered the first definitive Earth - size planet that orbits in a habitable zone where water could exist in liquid form - a necessary condition for life as we know it . astronomers say they have discovered Which astronomers? 14 19 -1046 1 LOS ANGELES - Sifting through observations from tens of thousands of distant stars , astronomers say they have discovered the first definitive Earth - size planet that orbits in a habitable zone where water could exist in liquid form - a necessary condition for life as we know it . Earth - size How far from Earth is this Earth-size planet? 22 25 -1046 1 LOS ANGELES - Sifting through observations from tens of thousands of distant stars , astronomers say they have discovered the first definitive Earth - size planet that orbits in a habitable zone where water could exist in liquid form - a necessary condition for life as we know it . a necessary condition for life What are the other conditions 40 45 -1046 1 LOS ANGELES - Sifting through observations from tens of thousands of distant stars , astronomers say they have discovered the first definitive Earth - size planet that orbits in a habitable zone where water could exist in liquid form - a necessary condition for life as we know it . planet that orbits in a habitable zone Where is this planet 25 32 -1046 2 Experts don ' t know if the planet , described in Friday ' s edition of the journal Science , actually has water or a protective atmosphere . protective atmosphere what is a protective atmosphere? 25 27 -1046 2 Experts don ' t know if the planet , described in Friday ' s edition of the journal Science , actually has water or a protective atmosphere . actually has water How can experts find out out if the planet actually has water ? 20 23 -1046 2 Experts don ' t know if the planet , described in Friday ' s edition of the journal Science , actually has water or a protective atmosphere . actually has water or a protective atmosphere How can they determine if it does? 20 27 -1046 3 They don ' t even know its mass . But they said the landmark discovery raises the distinct possibility that a bumper crop of Earth - like planets is waiting to be found much closer to home , including around temperamental stars that until recently were considered inhospitable to life . its mass is the information incomplete? 6 8 -1046 3 They don ' t even know its mass . But they said the landmark discovery raises the distinct possibility that a bumper crop of Earth - like planets is waiting to be found much closer to home , including around temperamental stars that until recently were considered inhospitable to life . inhospitable How long will it take to find out if the possible planets will support life? 47 48 -1046 4 " This is really a tip - of - the - iceberg discovery , " said study co - author Jason Rowe , an astronomer at the SETI Institute in Mountain View , Calif . , who spent a year analyzing data gathered by NASA ' s Kepler Space Telescope . astronomer is he a top astronomer? 24 25 -1046 4 " This is really a tip - of - the - iceberg discovery , " said study co - author Jason Rowe , an astronomer at the SETI Institute in Mountain View , Calif . , who spent a year analyzing data gathered by NASA ' s Kepler Space Telescope . analyzing data how was the data collected? 40 42 -1046 4 " This is really a tip - of - the - iceberg discovery , " said study co - author Jason Rowe , an astronomer at the SETI Institute in Mountain View , Calif . , who spent a year analyzing data gathered by NASA ' s Kepler Space Telescope . SETI Institute what is the seti institute? 27 29 -1046 4 " This is really a tip - of - the - iceberg discovery , " said study co - author Jason Rowe , an astronomer at the SETI Institute in Mountain View , Calif . , who spent a year analyzing data gathered by NASA ' s Kepler Space Telescope . " This is really a tip - of - the - iceberg discovery , " What discoveries should come next 0 15 -1046 5 They ' re still looking for more in the Kepler data - but after finding the planet known as Kepler - 186f , " we can infer that other ones are likely to exist . Kepler - 186f , In what year was this planet found? 19 23 -1047 1 MUMBAI , India - The voice that answers the number posted on the online ad is polished , confident : No one will suspect anything , he says . online ad is polished , what will they suspect? 13 18 -1047 1 MUMBAI , India - The voice that answers the number posted on the online ad is polished , confident : No one will suspect anything , he says . voice Who is the voice that answers the number? 5 6 -1047 1 MUMBAI , India - The voice that answers the number posted on the online ad is polished , confident : No one will suspect anything , he says . No one Who won't suspect anything? 20 22 -1047 1 MUMBAI , India - The voice that answers the number posted on the online ad is polished , confident : No one will suspect anything , he says . anything , What would they suspect of? 24 26 -1047 1 MUMBAI , India - The voice that answers the number posted on the online ad is polished , confident : No one will suspect anything , he says . number What is the number? 9 10 -1047 2 The gadget has never failed . A college senior , he sounds younger on the phone but assures the caller that he speaks from experience . sounds younger how old is he really? 11 13 -1047 2 The gadget has never failed . A college senior , he sounds younger on the phone but assures the caller that he speaks from experience . gadget What gadget has never failed? 1 2 -1047 2 The gadget has never failed . A college senior , he sounds younger on the phone but assures the caller that he speaks from experience . college senior , Who is the college senior? 7 10 -1047 2 The gadget has never failed . A college senior , he sounds younger on the phone but assures the caller that he speaks from experience . experience What experience does the college senior have? 24 25 -1047 2 The gadget has never failed . A college senior , he sounds younger on the phone but assures the caller that he speaks from experience . gadget What kind of gadget? 1 2 -1047 2 The gadget has never failed . A college senior , he sounds younger on the phone but assures the caller that he speaks from experience . experience What kind of experience and how much? 24 25 -1047 3 He gives his name as Anil and quotes his price : about $ 40 . quotes Is he speaking English or an Indian language? 7 8 -1047 4 Minutes later he texts , offering a 6 percent discount . texts , Who does he text? 3 5 -1047 4 Minutes later he texts , offering a 6 percent discount . Minutes later How many minutes later? 0 2 -1047 5 That ' s the price to cheat on one of India ' s all - important tests , a pressure - packed exercise that holds the key to the country ' s most coveted colleges , universities and postgraduate programs . tests , Which of India's tests is being cheated on? 16 18 -1047 5 That ' s the price to cheat on one of India ' s all - important tests , a pressure - packed exercise that holds the key to the country ' s most coveted colleges , universities and postgraduate programs . tests , What kind of tests? 16 18 -1047 5 That ' s the price to cheat on one of India ' s all - important tests , a pressure - packed exercise that holds the key to the country ' s most coveted colleges , universities and postgraduate programs . the country ' s most coveted colleges , What are the country's most coveted colleges? 28 36 -1048 1 A teenager ' s weekend scramble over a fence at Mineta San Jose International Airport and into the wheel well of a Maui - bound airliner is raising concerns about airport security nationwide . well How did a teenage get over a fence and into a plane’s wheel well at an international airport? 19 20 -1048 1 A teenager ' s weekend scramble over a fence at Mineta San Jose International Airport and into the wheel well of a Maui - bound airliner is raising concerns about airport security nationwide . teenager ' s weekend scramble What teenager's weekend scramble? 1 6 -1048 2 There have been several breaches of airport perimeter fences across the country in recent years , but perhaps none more dramatic as the incident Sunday in which the Santa Clara , Calif . , teenager survived a 5½ - hour , nonstop flight to Maui . perimeter fences how often does it happen? 7 9 -1048 4 San Jose ' s airport is surrounded by 6 - foot fences , some sections with barbed wire on top , according to airport spokeswoman Rosemary Barnes . some Why do only some sections of fence have barbed wire? 13 14 -1048 5 At least some of the tarmac area is monitored by cameras , but airport officials were unaware of the perimeter breach . some Why is only some of the tarmac area monitored by cameras? 2 3 -1048 5 At least some of the tarmac area is monitored by cameras , but airport officials were unaware of the perimeter breach . the perimeter breach What is the perimeter breach? 18 21 -1049 1 AKRON , Ohio - The gladiators ' legs were tucked inside their machines . gladiators ' legs were what are they talking about? 5 9 -1049 1 AKRON , Ohio - The gladiators ' legs were tucked inside their machines . gladiators ' Who were the gladiators? 5 7 -1049 1 AKRON , Ohio - The gladiators ' legs were tucked inside their machines . machines What were the machines? 12 13 -1049 1 AKRON , Ohio - The gladiators ' legs were tucked inside their machines . machines What are the machines like? 12 13 -1049 2 On their hands , they placed a foam - like wrap , followed by gloves and duct tape , sticky side up . foam - like wrap , why are they doing this? 7 12 -1049 2 On their hands , they placed a foam - like wrap , followed by gloves and duct tape , sticky side up . a foam - like wrap , Why were they wearing this wrap? 6 12 -1049 2 On their hands , they placed a foam - like wrap , followed by gloves and duct tape , sticky side up . wrap , What does the wrap look like? 10 12 -1049 3 It was time to do battle . Wheelchair rugby was originally called murderball , and for good reason . murderball , was it really called that? 12 14 -1049 3 It was time to do battle . Wheelchair rugby was originally called murderball , and for good reason . murderball , Why was wheelchair rugby called murderball? 12 14 -1049 4 It ' s a fierce game with metal - on - metal and sometimes skin - on - floor contact . fierce game Why is the competition so cutthroat? 4 6 -1049 5 The six guys who make up this team , which practices for about three hours each Friday night in Tallmadge , Ohio , are all quadriplegics , meaning that they have varying loss of function in all four limbs , mostly from injuries suffered in accidents . six guys Who are the six guys who make up this team? 1 3 -1050 1 KATMANDU , Nepal - Dozens of Sherpa guides packed up their tents and left Mount Everest ' s base camp Wednesday , after the deaths of 16 of their colleagues in an avalanche exposed an undercurrent of resentment by Sherpas over their pay , treatment and benefits . KATMANDU , is that the capital? 0 2 -1050 1 KATMANDU , Nepal - Dozens of Sherpa guides packed up their tents and left Mount Everest ' s base camp Wednesday , after the deaths of 16 of their colleagues in an avalanche exposed an undercurrent of resentment by Sherpas over their pay , treatment and benefits . left Why where dozens of Sherpa on Mount Everest? 13 14 -1050 1 KATMANDU , Nepal - Dozens of Sherpa guides packed up their tents and left Mount Everest ' s base camp Wednesday , after the deaths of 16 of their colleagues in an avalanche exposed an undercurrent of resentment by Sherpas over their pay , treatment and benefits . avalanche How common are avalanches and how frequently do they kill this many people? 32 33 -1050 1 KATMANDU , Nepal - Dozens of Sherpa guides packed up their tents and left Mount Everest ' s base camp Wednesday , after the deaths of 16 of their colleagues in an avalanche exposed an undercurrent of resentment by Sherpas over their pay , treatment and benefits . pay , treatment and benefits What kind of compensation are they seeking and how does it compare to what they are receiving now? 42 47 -1050 2 With the entire climbing season increasingly thrown into doubt , the government quickly announced that top tourism officials would fly to base camp Thursday to negotiate with the Sherpas and encourage them to return to work . doubt , Why was the entire climbing season in doubt? 8 10 -1050 2 With the entire climbing season increasingly thrown into doubt , the government quickly announced that top tourism officials would fly to base camp Thursday to negotiate with the Sherpas and encourage them to return to work . top tourism officials Which top tourism officials? 15 18 -1050 2 With the entire climbing season increasingly thrown into doubt , the government quickly announced that top tourism officials would fly to base camp Thursday to negotiate with the Sherpas and encourage them to return to work . top tourism officials Are the sherpas paid by the government? 15 18 -1050 2 With the entire climbing season increasingly thrown into doubt , the government quickly announced that top tourism officials would fly to base camp Thursday to negotiate with the Sherpas and encourage them to return to work . entire climbing season How large of an industry is climbing tourism? 2 5 -1050 2 With the entire climbing season increasingly thrown into doubt , the government quickly announced that top tourism officials would fly to base camp Thursday to negotiate with the Sherpas and encourage them to return to work . top tourism officials Who are the top tourism officials who are flying to base camp? 15 18 -1050 3 But while Nepal ' s government has been heavily criticized for not doing enough for the Sherpas in the wake of last week ' s disaster , the deadliest ever on the mountain , one top official blamed the walkout on " hooligans " . doing How can Nepal's government help the Sherpa? 12 13 -1050 3 But while Nepal ' s government has been heavily criticized for not doing enough for the Sherpas in the wake of last week ' s disaster , the deadliest ever on the mountain , one top official blamed the walkout on " hooligans " . " hooligans " Why were hooligans responsible for the walkout? 41 44 -1050 3 But while Nepal ' s government has been heavily criticized for not doing enough for the Sherpas in the wake of last week ' s disaster , the deadliest ever on the mountain , one top official blamed the walkout on " hooligans " . " hooligans " What justification does this official have for this statement? 41 44 -1050 4 " It was crowd behavior - some hooligans were creating problems , but things are getting back to normal , " said Sushil Ghimire , secretary of Nepal ' s Tourism Ministry . normal , " How are things normalizing? 18 21 -1050 4 " It was crowd behavior - some hooligans were creating problems , but things are getting back to normal , " said Sushil Ghimire , secretary of Nepal ' s Tourism Ministry . some hooligans were creating problems , How could an avalanche be compared to hooligans creating problems? 6 12 -1050 5 While it was unclear just how many of the 400 or so Sherpas on the mountain had joined the walkout , a number of expedition companies have already canceled their climbs , and the lucrative climbing season is in disarray . disarray will it recover? 39 40 -1050 5 While it was unclear just how many of the 400 or so Sherpas on the mountain had joined the walkout , a number of expedition companies have already canceled their climbs , and the lucrative climbing season is in disarray . unclear Why was it unclear how many of the 400 Sherpas on the mountain joined the walkout? 3 4 -1050 5 While it was unclear just how many of the 400 or so Sherpas on the mountain had joined the walkout , a number of expedition companies have already canceled their climbs , and the lucrative climbing season is in disarray . canceled How can the lucrative climbing season be saved? 28 29 -1050 5 While it was unclear just how many of the 400 or so Sherpas on the mountain had joined the walkout , a number of expedition companies have already canceled their climbs , and the lucrative climbing season is in disarray . expedition companies Who are the expedition companies who canceled their climbs? 24 26 -1051 1 South Korea ' s foreign minister will depart Saturday for the United States and Japan on a visit expected to focus on a recent U . S . - North Korea nuclear accord , a ministry spokesman said Wednesday . South Korea ' s foreign minister Who is South Korea's foreign minister? 0 6 -1051 1 South Korea ' s foreign minister will depart Saturday for the United States and Japan on a visit expected to focus on a recent U . S . - North Korea nuclear accord , a ministry spokesman said Wednesday . a ministry spokesman Who is the ministry spokesman? 34 37 -1051 1 South Korea ' s foreign minister will depart Saturday for the United States and Japan on a visit expected to focus on a recent U . S . - North Korea nuclear accord , a ministry spokesman said Wednesday . U . S . - North Korea nuclear accord , What is the U.S.-North Korea nuclear accord? 24 34 -1051 2 In Washington , the foreign minister , Gong Ro - myung , is to meet with his U . S . counterpart , Warren Christopher , and Defense Secretary William Perry to discuss the nuclear accord signed in October , ministry spokesman Chang Ki - ho said . discuss the nuclear accord signed in October , What was part of this accord? 32 40 -1051 2 In Washington , the foreign minister , Gong Ro - myung , is to meet with his U . S . counterpart , Warren Christopher , and Defense Secretary William Perry to discuss the nuclear accord signed in October , ministry spokesman Chang Ki - ho said . nuclear accord What is the nuclear accord means? 34 36 -1051 4 The South Korean foreign minister then will fly to New York where he will meet with U . N . Secretary - General Boutros Boutros - Ghali and ambassadors to the United Nations from several nations , he said . meet What will they discuss 14 15 -1051 5 On his way back home , he will stop over in Tokyo for talks with Japanese Foreign Minister Yohei Kono , expected to center on cooperation over the nuclear accord . center on cooperation over the nuclear accord What will these discussions mainly focus on in regards to these nuclear treaties? 23 30 -1051 5 On his way back home , he will stop over in Tokyo for talks with Japanese Foreign Minister Yohei Kono , expected to center on cooperation over the nuclear accord . cooperation over the nuclear accord What is cooperation over the nuclear accord? 25 30 -1052 1 In sign of hope for civilians trapped by war , scores of sick and wounded Muslims arrived in the Bosnian capital early today after being evacuated from a besieged eastern town . besieged eastern town What town? 28 31 -1052 1 In sign of hope for civilians trapped by war , scores of sick and wounded Muslims arrived in the Bosnian capital early today after being evacuated from a besieged eastern town . hope How is it hopeful that people showed up at a hospital? 3 4 -1052 1 In sign of hope for civilians trapped by war , scores of sick and wounded Muslims arrived in the Bosnian capital early today after being evacuated from a besieged eastern town . evacuated from a besieged eastern town . Why were the sick and wounded being evacuated from this town? 25 32 -1052 1 In sign of hope for civilians trapped by war , scores of sick and wounded Muslims arrived in the Bosnian capital early today after being evacuated from a besieged eastern town . besieged eastern town Who besieged the eastern town? 28 31 -1052 2 But Serbs dashed expectations that Sarajevans would be permitted to travel outside the narrow , mountain - enclosed confines of the shattered city that has been their entire world for the past three years . years How did they smash the expectations? 33 34 -1052 2 But Serbs dashed expectations that Sarajevans would be permitted to travel outside the narrow , mountain - enclosed confines of the shattered city that has been their entire world for the past three years . dashed expectations Why did Serbs dashed expectations of Sarajevans to travel outside? 2 4 -1052 3 A route out of Sarajevo was expected to open later today - - but only for international humanitarian agencies that already can use another route . The Serbs refused to open the route to civilians and Bosnian charities . only for international humanitarian agencies Why would this route be opened if there was another one already operational? 14 19 -1052 3 A route out of Sarajevo was expected to open later today - - but only for international humanitarian agencies that already can use another route . The Serbs refused to open the route to civilians and Bosnian charities . Serbs refused to open the route Why did Serbs refused to open the route to civilians and Bosnian charities? 27 33 -1052 4 U . N . officials said the Serbs ' last - minute restrictions on who could use the road , which runs through the city ' s airport , would translate into little improvement for the capital ' s residents . little improvement for the capital ' s residents Why would it mean little improvement for the capital's residents? 32 40 -1052 5 A Serb demand for half the cargo being transported along the new route put a further dent in the access agreement . cargo What kind of cargo is it that made them want it? 6 7 -1053 1 England fast bowler Devon Malcolm is on a final warning for his behavior from International Cricket Council ( ICC ) match referee John Reid going into the fifth Ashes Test against Australia , which starts at the WACA Ground on Friday . warning for his behavior What sorts of unsportsmanlike behavior? 9 13 -1053 1 England fast bowler Devon Malcolm is on a final warning for his behavior from International Cricket Council ( ICC ) match referee John Reid going into the fifth Ashes Test against Australia , which starts at the WACA Ground on Friday . Ashes Test against Australia , What is that? 28 33 -1053 1 England fast bowler Devon Malcolm is on a final warning for his behavior from International Cricket Council ( ICC ) match referee John Reid going into the fifth Ashes Test against Australia , which starts at the WACA Ground on Friday . final warning for his behavior What did he do to get the final warning? 8 13 -1053 2 Malcolm bowled England to victory in the fourth Test in Adelaide on Monday with a devastating burst of 3 - 4 in 11 deliveries at the start of the second innings , dismissing Mark Taylor , Michael Slater and Steve Waugh to set up the tourists ' 106 - run win . tourists ' 106 - run win What is this term? 45 51 -1053 2 Malcolm bowled England to victory in the fourth Test in Adelaide on Monday with a devastating burst of 3 - 4 in 11 deliveries at the start of the second innings , dismissing Mark Taylor , Michael Slater and Steve Waugh to set up the tourists ' 106 - run win . Mark Taylor , Michael Slater and Steve Waugh Who are these people? 33 41 -1053 3 The Derby paceman was lightning fast at times , but captain Mike Atherton revealed today that Malcolm was one of several bowlers who had been warned by the ICC referee for " overt aggression " . " overt aggression " What constitutes overt aggression in cricket? 31 35 -1053 4 Chris Lewis was fined 30 percent of his match fee at the end of the Adelaide Test for pointing Craig McDermott towards the dressing rooms and Atherton said Reid had told him after the Sydney Test to pass on a warning to Malcolm . for pointing Craig McDermott Why did this incur him the fee? 17 21 -1054 1 Israeli Foreign Minister Shimon Peres held talks Wednesday with President Hosni Mubarak aimed at renewing Israel ' s peace negotiations with the PLO that have been stalled by persistent violence . Mubarak Who is Hosni Mubarak 11 12 -1054 1 Israeli Foreign Minister Shimon Peres held talks Wednesday with President Hosni Mubarak aimed at renewing Israel ' s peace negotiations with the PLO that have been stalled by persistent violence . PLO What is PLO 22 23 -1054 1 Israeli Foreign Minister Shimon Peres held talks Wednesday with President Hosni Mubarak aimed at renewing Israel ' s peace negotiations with the PLO that have been stalled by persistent violence . PLO what does PLO stand for? 22 23 -1054 1 Israeli Foreign Minister Shimon Peres held talks Wednesday with President Hosni Mubarak aimed at renewing Israel ' s peace negotiations with the PLO that have been stalled by persistent violence . peace negotiations What would the peace talks entail? 18 20 -1054 1 Israeli Foreign Minister Shimon Peres held talks Wednesday with President Hosni Mubarak aimed at renewing Israel ' s peace negotiations with the PLO that have been stalled by persistent violence . persistent violence Why have they been fighting? 28 30 -1054 2 The Israeli newspaper Yedioth Aharonoth reported Wednesday that the meeting was expcted to be followed by a summit meeting Thursday between Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin , Mubarak and Jordan ' s King Hussein . Jordan ' s Why Jordan's King is in the summit 29 32 -1054 3 Before departing Ben - Gurion Airport , Peres praised the Egyptian leader for working to achieve the Israel - PLO accord of September 1993 and hoped Mubarak could help get the talks moving again . Ben - Gurion Where is Ben-Gurion Airport 2 5 -1054 4 When asked what Mubarak could do , Peres replied that someone needed to convince the Palestine Liberation Organization to do more to rein in Islamic militants who have been attacking and killing Israelis . someone Someone with what type of skills, experience or influence? 10 11 -1054 4 When asked what Mubarak could do , Peres replied that someone needed to convince the Palestine Liberation Organization to do more to rein in Islamic militants who have been attacking and killing Israelis . Palestine Liberation Organization to do more Why was the PLO doing so little? 15 21 -1054 4 When asked what Mubarak could do , Peres replied that someone needed to convince the Palestine Liberation Organization to do more to rein in Islamic militants who have been attacking and killing Israelis . do more to rein in Islamic militants What does the PLO think of this? 19 26 -1054 5 Peres , met at Cairo International Airport by Egyptian Foreign Minister Amr Moussa , did not talk to reporters before his meeting with Mubarak at the Ittahadiya presidential palace . Peres , Who is Peres 0 2 -1054 5 Peres , met at Cairo International Airport by Egyptian Foreign Minister Amr Moussa , did not talk to reporters before his meeting with Mubarak at the Ittahadiya presidential palace . Mubarak Who is Mubarak 23 24 -1055 1 Australian Soccer Federation chairman John Constantine announced his immediate resignation Wednesday , citing a lack of support from state members . support What support was he supposed to receive? 16 17 -1055 1 Australian Soccer Federation chairman John Constantine announced his immediate resignation Wednesday , citing a lack of support from state members . lack of support from state members Why was there a lack of support? 14 20 -1055 1 Australian Soccer Federation chairman John Constantine announced his immediate resignation Wednesday , citing a lack of support from state members . support What issue did Constantine want the support for? 16 17 -1055 2 Constantine decided to stand down after a meeting with state delegates Tuesday night , at which a motion of no confidence was moved in his leadership . motion of no confidence Why a motion of no confidence? 17 21 -1055 2 Constantine decided to stand down after a meeting with state delegates Tuesday night , at which a motion of no confidence was moved in his leadership . leadership What was he arguing for with the state delegates? 25 26 -1055 2 Constantine decided to stand down after a meeting with state delegates Tuesday night , at which a motion of no confidence was moved in his leadership . Tuesday night , of which year? 11 14 -1055 3 His decision to quit follows an official report into alleged improprieties in the sport . alleged improprieties What are the alleged improprieties? 9 11 -1055 3 His decision to quit follows an official report into alleged improprieties in the sport . improprieties in the sport What sort of improper behavior was taking place? 10 14 -1055 3 His decision to quit follows an official report into alleged improprieties in the sport . improprieties Are there more details on these alleged improprieties? 10 11 -1055 3 His decision to quit follows an official report into alleged improprieties in the sport . improprieties in the what did he do wrong? 10 13 -1055 4 The Stewart Report was released last month by a Senate committee inquiring into alleged illegalities involved in the transfer of Australian players to overseas clubs . Australian players to overseas clubs How were players being transferred illegally? 20 25 -1055 4 The Stewart Report was released last month by a Senate committee inquiring into alleged illegalities involved in the transfer of Australian players to overseas clubs . Report What are some of the main details in the Stewart Report? 2 3 -1055 5 The report , prepared by former Supreme Court justice Donald Stewart , recommended the removal of Eddie Thomson as national team coach . Thomson What accusations are being made against Thomson? 17 18 -1055 5 The report , prepared by former Supreme Court justice Donald Stewart , recommended the removal of Eddie Thomson as national team coach . Eddie Thomson how long had he been coach? 16 18 -1056 1 Premier Lamberto Dini , seeking confirmation in the Senate Wednesday , pitched for parliament ' s support for his plan to rein in the budget deficit and regain the confidence of the markets in Italy . his plan to rein in the budget deficit and regain How did the budget deficit occur? Why is there a budget deficit? 18 28 -1056 1 Premier Lamberto Dini , seeking confirmation in the Senate Wednesday , pitched for parliament ' s support for his plan to rein in the budget deficit and regain the confidence of the markets in Italy . Wednesday , what date? 9 11 -1056 1 Premier Lamberto Dini , seeking confirmation in the Senate Wednesday , pitched for parliament ' s support for his plan to rein in the budget deficit and regain the confidence of the markets in Italy . plan What is his plan to improve Italy's economy? 19 20 -1056 2 The confidence vote in the upper house was expected to come in late morning or early afternoon following formal declaration of how parties intended to vote . afternoon of what day? 16 17 -1056 2 The confidence vote in the upper house was expected to come in late morning or early afternoon following formal declaration of how parties intended to vote . confidence What is a confidence vote? 1 2 -1056 3 The conservative bloc headed by Dini ' s predecessor , media magnate Silvio Berlusconi , was expected to refrain from voting , and confirmation was widely expected . Last week the bloc abstained in the lower Chamber of Deputies , assuring Dini ' s confirmation . refrain Why would they refrain? 18 19 -1056 3 The conservative bloc headed by Dini ' s predecessor , media magnate Silvio Berlusconi , was expected to refrain from voting , and confirmation was widely expected . Last week the bloc abstained in the lower Chamber of Deputies , assuring Dini ' s confirmation . refrain from voting , Why are the conservatives refusing to vote? 18 22 -1056 3 The conservative bloc headed by Dini ' s predecessor , media magnate Silvio Berlusconi , was expected to refrain from voting , and confirmation was widely expected . Last week the bloc abstained in the lower Chamber of Deputies , assuring Dini ' s confirmation . conservative What does the conservative bloc prioritize? 1 2 -1056 3 The conservative bloc headed by Dini ' s predecessor , media magnate Silvio Berlusconi , was expected to refrain from voting , and confirmation was widely expected . Last week the bloc abstained in the lower Chamber of Deputies , assuring Dini ' s confirmation . magnate What types of media does Silvio Berlusconi produce? 11 12 -1056 3 The conservative bloc headed by Dini ' s predecessor , media magnate Silvio Berlusconi , was expected to refrain from voting , and confirmation was widely expected . Last week the bloc abstained in the lower Chamber of Deputies , assuring Dini ' s confirmation . lower What is the governmental structure in Italy's parliament? 35 36 -1056 4 Berlusconi has promised to back his former treasury minister in parliament on key legislation but is angered that Dini rejected his demand to say just when he intends to resign so early elections can be held . but is angered that Dini Why is he angry? 14 19 -1056 4 Berlusconi has promised to back his former treasury minister in parliament on key legislation but is angered that Dini rejected his demand to say just when he intends to resign so early elections can be held . demand Why does Berlusconi want Dini to say when he'll resign? 21 22 -1056 5 Dini on Wednesday told the Senate what he has said in speeches to the lower chamber and to the nation - - that he expects his government to last only the time necessary for key measures , including new taxes and spending cuts to pare Italy ' s huge deficit . time necessary Why would someone promise a temporary government? 31 33 -1056 5 Dini on Wednesday told the Senate what he has said in speeches to the lower chamber and to the nation - - that he expects his government to last only the time necessary for key measures , including new taxes and spending cuts to pare Italy ' s huge deficit . last only the time necessary for key measures , How long does \"time necessary for key measures\" mean? Is there an estimate? 28 37 -1056 5 Dini on Wednesday told the Senate what he has said in speeches to the lower chamber and to the nation - - that he expects his government to last only the time necessary for key measures , including new taxes and spending cuts to pare Italy ' s huge deficit . key How will these key measures be defined? 34 35 -1057 1 Premier Lamberto Dini , seeking confirmation in the Senate Wednesday , pitched for parliament ' s support for his plan to rein in the budget deficit and regain the confidence of the markets in Italy . Premier Why was Premier Lamberto Dini seeking confirmation? 0 1 -1057 1 Premier Lamberto Dini , seeking confirmation in the Senate Wednesday , pitched for parliament ' s support for his plan to rein in the budget deficit and regain the confidence of the markets in Italy . rein in the budget deficit Why is the deficit so high? 21 26 -1057 1 Premier Lamberto Dini , seeking confirmation in the Senate Wednesday , pitched for parliament ' s support for his plan to rein in the budget deficit and regain the confidence of the markets in Italy . support How did he ask for support? 16 17 -1057 1 Premier Lamberto Dini , seeking confirmation in the Senate Wednesday , pitched for parliament ' s support for his plan to rein in the budget deficit and regain the confidence of the markets in Italy . confirmation What position is he being confirmed to? 5 6 -1057 1 Premier Lamberto Dini , seeking confirmation in the Senate Wednesday , pitched for parliament ' s support for his plan to rein in the budget deficit and regain the confidence of the markets in Italy . plan What is his plan? 19 20 -1057 2 The confidence vote in the upper house was expected to come in late morning or early afternoon following formal declaration of how parties intended to vote . formal Why was there a need for a formal declaration? 18 19 -1057 2 The confidence vote in the upper house was expected to come in late morning or early afternoon following formal declaration of how parties intended to vote . formal How are the formal declarations made? 18 19 -1057 3 The conservative bloc headed by Dini ' s predecessor , media magnate Silvio Berlusconi , was expected to refrain from voting , and confirmation was widely expected . Last week the bloc abstained in the lower Chamber of Deputies , assuring Dini ' s confirmation . Silvio Why was Silvio Berlusconi refraining from voting? 12 13 -1057 3 The conservative bloc headed by Dini ' s predecessor , media magnate Silvio Berlusconi , was expected to refrain from voting , and confirmation was widely expected . Last week the bloc abstained in the lower Chamber of Deputies , assuring Dini ' s confirmation . abstained Why did they abstain? 32 33 -1057 3 The conservative bloc headed by Dini ' s predecessor , media magnate Silvio Berlusconi , was expected to refrain from voting , and confirmation was widely expected . Last week the bloc abstained in the lower Chamber of Deputies , assuring Dini ' s confirmation . lower Chamber of Deputies , What is the structure of Italy's parliament? 35 40 -1057 4 Berlusconi has promised to back his former treasury minister in parliament on key legislation but is angered that Dini rejected his demand to say just when he intends to resign so early elections can be held . Berlusconi Why was Berlusconi promise to back the treasury minister? 0 1 -1057 4 Berlusconi has promised to back his former treasury minister in parliament on key legislation but is angered that Dini rejected his demand to say just when he intends to resign so early elections can be held . angered Why is he angered? 16 17 -1057 4 Berlusconi has promised to back his former treasury minister in parliament on key legislation but is angered that Dini rejected his demand to say just when he intends to resign so early elections can be held . demand Why does Berlusconi demand that Dini be specific about his planned resignation date? 21 22 -1057 5 Dini on Wednesday told the Senate what he has said in speeches to the lower chamber and to the nation - - that he expects his government to last only the time necessary for key measures , including new taxes and spending cuts to pare Italy ' s huge deficit . deficit Why does Italy have a huge deficit? 49 50 -1057 5 Dini on Wednesday told the Senate what he has said in speeches to the lower chamber and to the nation - - that he expects his government to last only the time necessary for key measures , including new taxes and spending cuts to pare Italy ' s huge deficit . spending cuts Where would the spending cuts take place? 41 43 -1057 5 Dini on Wednesday told the Senate what he has said in speeches to the lower chamber and to the nation - - that he expects his government to last only the time necessary for key measures , including new taxes and spending cuts to pare Italy ' s huge deficit . key Which measures are key? 34 35 -1058 1 Just 17 days after being released from a rehabilitation clinic , Arsenal striker Paul Merson was cleared to play in Wednesday night ' s Super Cup match against AC Milan . released from a rehabilitation clinic , Why was he in the rehab clinic? 5 11 -1058 1 Just 17 days after being released from a rehabilitation clinic , Arsenal striker Paul Merson was cleared to play in Wednesday night ' s Super Cup match against AC Milan . rehabilitation clinic , Where was the clinic? 8 11 -1058 1 Just 17 days after being released from a rehabilitation clinic , Arsenal striker Paul Merson was cleared to play in Wednesday night ' s Super Cup match against AC Milan . cleared What were the injuries? 16 17 -1058 3 " We need Paul Merson back , " Graham said earlier . " We need his quality and thought . " " We need his quality and thought Why was he so integral to Arsenal's chances? 12 19 -1058 3 " We need Paul Merson back , " Graham said earlier . " We need his quality and thought . " thought What about his mind makes him an exceptional player? 18 19 -1058 3 " We need Paul Merson back , " Graham said earlier . " We need his quality and thought . " " We need Paul Merson back , " When exactly will he be back? 0 8 -1058 5 " I feel good and I believe I can be like a new signing for the club , " he said . " I ' m a completely different person to the one that went into the addiction clinic . " addiction clinic What kind of addiction was this? 37 39 -1059 1 Despite a truce with Tamil rebels , Sri Lanka ' s new socialist government is unlikely to deliver on its pledge to cut defense spending in the budget it presents next week , analysts say . Tamil rebels , Who are the Tamil rebels? 4 7 -1059 1 Despite a truce with Tamil rebels , Sri Lanka ' s new socialist government is unlikely to deliver on its pledge to cut defense spending in the budget it presents next week , analysts say . socialist government is unlikely to deliver Why is the socialist government unlikely to deliver it's pledge? 12 18 -1059 1 Despite a truce with Tamil rebels , Sri Lanka ' s new socialist government is unlikely to deliver on its pledge to cut defense spending in the budget it presents next week , analysts say . unlikely to deliver on its pledge Why is Sri Lanka's new socialist government unlikely to deliver on its pledge? 15 21 -1059 1 Despite a truce with Tamil rebels , Sri Lanka ' s new socialist government is unlikely to deliver on its pledge to cut defense spending in the budget it presents next week , analysts say . cut defense spending Why will it fail to cut defense spending? 22 25 -1059 2 But it will have to translate its ambitious - - though vague - - economic promises into specific policies and demonstrate fiscal discipline . economic promises Why would it have to translate it's economic promises? 14 16 -1059 2 But it will have to translate its ambitious - - though vague - - economic promises into specific policies and demonstrate fiscal discipline . policies Which policies? 18 19 -1059 2 But it will have to translate its ambitious - - though vague - - economic promises into specific policies and demonstrate fiscal discipline . vague - - economic promises Which economic promises are vague? 11 16 -1059 2 But it will have to translate its ambitious - - though vague - - economic promises into specific policies and demonstrate fiscal discipline . though vague - - economic promises What sort of promises were made in the runup to the election? 10 16 -1059 3 Elected last August , the Peoples ' Alliance promised to introduce welfare for the poor and agricultural subsidies , privatize state ventures and continue a free market approach while safeguarding local industry . the Peoples ' Alliance promised How unlikely is it that the Peoples's Alliance will comply with its promises? 4 9 -1059 4 When the budget is presented in parliament Feb . 8 , economists want to see how President Chandrika Kumaratunga expects to reduce a soaring deficit and without reneging on her election promises . President Chandrika Kumaratunga How did Chandrika Kumaratunga become president? 16 19 -1059 4 When the budget is presented in parliament Feb . 8 , economists want to see how President Chandrika Kumaratunga expects to reduce a soaring deficit and without reneging on her election promises . election promises What was President Chandrika Kumaratunga's election promises? 30 32 -1060 1 Just 17 days after being released from a rehabilitation clinic , Arsenal striker Paul Merson was cleared to play in Wednesday night ' s Super Cup match against AC Milan . released from a rehabilitation clinic , Why was Paul Merson in a rehabilitation clinic? 5 11 -1060 1 Just 17 days after being released from a rehabilitation clinic , Arsenal striker Paul Merson was cleared to play in Wednesday night ' s Super Cup match against AC Milan . Just 17 days Why did it take 17 days for Paul Merson to be cleared to play? 0 3 -1060 2 The decision was announced by the Football Association following a phone call from Arsenal manager George Graham , who lobbied for Merson to be allowed to play . lobbied for Merson to be allowed to play Why was he lobbying so hard for Merson's participation? 19 27 -1060 2 The decision was announced by the Football Association following a phone call from Arsenal manager George Graham , who lobbied for Merson to be allowed to play . decision How did the Football Association make this decision? 1 2 -1060 3 " We need Paul Merson back , " Graham said earlier . " We need his quality and thought . " quality his quality in what way? 16 17 -1060 3 " We need Paul Merson back , " Graham said earlier . " We need his quality and thought . " thought What about his mind makes him an exceptional player? 18 19 -1060 3 " We need Paul Merson back , " Graham said earlier . " We need his quality and thought . " need his quality and thought What sort of quality did Merson provide? 14 19 -1060 3 " We need Paul Merson back , " Graham said earlier . " We need his quality and thought . " quality and thought How does \"thought\" relate to playing football? 16 19 -1060 4 Merson , a former England striker , said he was ready to return for his first game since Oct . 26 . Oct . 26 which year is it? 18 21 -1060 4 Merson , a former England striker , said he was ready to return for his first game since Oct . 26 . former Why is Merson no longer an England striker? 3 4 -1060 4 Merson , a former England striker , said he was ready to return for his first game since Oct . 26 . his first game since Oct . 26 Why hasn't Merson played since Oct. 26? 14 21 -1060 5 " I feel good and I believe I can be like a new signing for the club , " he said . " I ' m a completely different person to the one that went into the addiction clinic . " completely different person In what ways was Merson different? 27 30 -1060 5 " I feel good and I believe I can be like a new signing for the club , " he said . " I ' m a completely different person to the one that went into the addiction clinic . " addiction clinic Why was Merson in an addiction clinic? 37 39 -1061 1 Portuguese Player of the Year Luis Figo of Sporting signed a three - year contract Wednesday with Italian club Parma , club president Giambattosta Pastorello announced . Parma , What sport does this club belong to? 19 21 -1061 2 Figo , a burly 23 - year - old midfielder , signed with Parma two days after Portuguese coaches and sports writers voted him the top player for 1994 . midfielder , How many positions are there? 9 11 -1061 2 Figo , a burly 23 - year - old midfielder , signed with Parma two days after Portuguese coaches and sports writers voted him the top player for 1994 . top What are his accomplishments? 25 26 -1061 4 After his spectacular ' 94 season , which saw Sporting come close to capturing the league title , Figo became the object of an intense bidding war between Italian rivals Parma and Juventus , said Figo ' s agent Jose Veiga . intense bidding war Why did rival teams bid so fiercely for him? 24 27 -1061 4 After his spectacular ' 94 season , which saw Sporting come close to capturing the league title , Figo became the object of an intense bidding war between Italian rivals Parma and Juventus , said Figo ' s agent Jose Veiga . spectacular What are some of his top highlight moments of the season? 2 3 -1062 1 Praising progress in the Middle East peace process , the United States on Wednesday urged an end to special U . N . human rights scrutiny of Israeli practices in the West Bank and Gaza Strip . end to special U . N . human rights Why do they want the rights ended? 16 25 -1062 1 Praising progress in the Middle East peace process , the United States on Wednesday urged an end to special U . N . human rights scrutiny of Israeli practices in the West Bank and Gaza Strip . process , What is this process? 7 9 -1062 1 Praising progress in the Middle East peace process , the United States on Wednesday urged an end to special U . N . human rights scrutiny of Israeli practices in the West Bank and Gaza Strip . human rights scrutiny of Israeli practices What sort of scrutiny was being performed? 23 29 -1062 1 Praising progress in the Middle East peace process , the United States on Wednesday urged an end to special U . N . human rights scrutiny of Israeli practices in the West Bank and Gaza Strip . progress What is this progress that prompted the United States to urge an end to U.N. scrutiny? 1 2 -1062 2 In a speech to the U . N . Human Rights Commission , U . S . delegate Geraldine Ferraro backed a recommendation by U . N . investigator Rene Felber that his mission should come to an end . mission What was the mission and why should it end? 33 34 -1062 2 In a speech to the U . N . Human Rights Commission , U . S . delegate Geraldine Ferraro backed a recommendation by U . N . investigator Rene Felber that his mission should come to an end . recommendation What recommendation? 22 23 -1062 2 In a speech to the U . N . Human Rights Commission , U . S . delegate Geraldine Ferraro backed a recommendation by U . N . investigator Rene Felber that his mission should come to an end . mission What mission? 33 34 -1062 2 In a speech to the U . N . Human Rights Commission , U . S . delegate Geraldine Ferraro backed a recommendation by U . N . investigator Rene Felber that his mission should come to an end . mission should come to an end Why should the mission stop? 33 39 -1062 2 In a speech to the U . N . Human Rights Commission , U . S . delegate Geraldine Ferraro backed a recommendation by U . N . investigator Rene Felber that his mission should come to an end . mission What event triggered this recommendation to end the mission? 33 34 -1062 3 Felber , who is scheduled to present his report to the 53 - nation body Friday , concluded that political condemnation had failed to improve Israeli respect for human rights and there should be a change in methods . 53 - nation body Who are these nations? 11 15 -1062 3 Felber , who is scheduled to present his report to the 53 - nation body Friday , concluded that political condemnation had failed to improve Israeli respect for human rights and there should be a change in methods . failed How long had Felber's mission lasted for him to come to this conclusion? 22 23 -1062 4 " A report may soothe consciences , but its effectiveness should be measured by the impact of the points it makes and by how seriously they are taken by those to whom they are addressed , " said Felber in a remarkable admission of loss of faith in U . N . tactics . tactics What are these tactics? 52 53 -1062 4 " A report may soothe consciences , but its effectiveness should be measured by the impact of the points it makes and by how seriously they are taken by those to whom they are addressed , " said Felber in a remarkable admission of loss of faith in U . N . tactics . faith Why does this admission sound like the opposite of the improved progress mentioned in the beginning? 46 47 -1062 5 " It is in this spirit that we submit this report , which naturally concludes with a proposal to do away with our services , and even to do away with appointing a special rapporteur in the occupied territories altogether , " said Felber , a former Swiss foreign minister . territories What are these territories? 38 39 -1062 5 " It is in this spirit that we submit this report , which naturally concludes with a proposal to do away with our services , and even to do away with appointing a special rapporteur in the occupied territories altogether , " said Felber , a former Swiss foreign minister . Felber , How much experience does Felber have in mediating international peace? 43 45 -1063 1 A German veteran of World War II believes an unexploded Soviet bomb still lies underground on Russian writer Lev Tolstoy ' s estate , a newspaper said Wednesday . bomb still lies underground Why is it still left there? 11 15 -1063 1 A German veteran of World War II believes an unexploded Soviet bomb still lies underground on Russian writer Lev Tolstoy ' s estate , a newspaper said Wednesday . underground Who buried a bomb on the property? 14 15 -1063 1 A German veteran of World War II believes an unexploded Soviet bomb still lies underground on Russian writer Lev Tolstoy ' s estate , a newspaper said Wednesday . veteran Who is this veteran? 2 3 -1063 1 A German veteran of World War II believes an unexploded Soviet bomb still lies underground on Russian writer Lev Tolstoy ' s estate , a newspaper said Wednesday . German veteran What is his name? 1 3 -1063 2 Former Wehrmacht soldier Heinrich Heym has written Russian authorities warning that the bomb lies buried on the Yasnaya Polyana estate , a popular tourist attraction 200 kilometers ( 125 miles ) south of Moscow , the English - language Moscow Times reported . tourist attraction Why is the estate a tourist attraction? 23 25 -1063 2 Former Wehrmacht soldier Heinrich Heym has written Russian authorities warning that the bomb lies buried on the Yasnaya Polyana estate , a popular tourist attraction 200 kilometers ( 125 miles ) south of Moscow , the English - language Moscow Times reported . bomb Why hasn't the bomb been discovered after so many years? 12 13 -1063 3 In a letter to the Russian Embassy in Bonn , Heym said his unit was billeted in Yasnaya Polyana in late 1941 as Adolf Hitler ' s troops advanced on Moscow . He said Soviet planes dropped a bomb , which struck Tolstoy ' s house without going off and fell to the ground . without going off and fell to the ground How could it not have detonated? 46 54 -1063 3 In a letter to the Russian Embassy in Bonn , Heym said his unit was billeted in Yasnaya Polyana in late 1941 as Adolf Hitler ' s troops advanced on Moscow . He said Soviet planes dropped a bomb , which struck Tolstoy ' s house without going off and fell to the ground . going off Why did the bomb not detonate? 47 49 -1063 4 " It lay there for two days and then we dug a hole and buried it , " Heym said in a telephone interview with The Moscow Times . buried it , " How big of a bomb was it? 14 18 -1063 4 " It lay there for two days and then we dug a hole and buried it , " Heym said in a telephone interview with The Moscow Times . buried Why did Heym and his unit bury the bomb? 14 15 -1063 5 " Of course I can ' t remember all the details , but I remember the case quite clearly . I think the bomb is still there , " he said . think Could the bomb have been moved or disposed of without his knowledge? 21 22 -1063 5 " Of course I can ' t remember all the details , but I remember the case quite clearly . I think the bomb is still there , " he said . there , " Why is he only bringing this up now? 26 29 -1064 1 Twenty - five veterans of World War II ' s famed " Merrill ' s Marauders " Wednesday completed a 10 - day visit to their old combat zone . visit to their old combat zone Where was this combat zone? 23 29 -1064 1 Twenty - five veterans of World War II ' s famed " Merrill ' s Marauders " Wednesday completed a 10 - day visit to their old combat zone . famed Why is this group famous? 10 11 -1064 1 Twenty - five veterans of World War II ' s famed " Merrill ' s Marauders " Wednesday completed a 10 - day visit to their old combat zone . combat zone Where is their old combat zone located? 27 29 -1064 1 Twenty - five veterans of World War II ' s famed " Merrill ' s Marauders " Wednesday completed a 10 - day visit to their old combat zone . 10 - day visit to their old combat zone Why is there a 10-day visit to old combat zone for veterans? 20 29 -1064 2 The veterans , U . S . Army volunteers who took their nickname from their commander , Gen . Frank Merrill , served in the jungles of Burma as the only unit of regular American foot soldiers to fight on the Asian mainland during the war . the only unit Why were the Marauders the only American unit to fight on the Asian Mainland? 29 32 -1064 2 The veterans , U . S . Army volunteers who took their nickname from their commander , Gen . Frank Merrill , served in the jungles of Burma as the only unit of regular American foot soldiers to fight on the Asian mainland during the war . only Why were they the only American unit fighting on the Asian mainland? 30 31 -1064 3 In five major and 30 minor battles against the Japanese army , Merrill ' s Marauders gained a reputation for toughness and bravery but suffered terrible losses , taking 2 , 394 casualties out of an original strength of 2 , 830 men . but suffered terrible losses , Why were so many casualties experienced by this group? 23 28 -1064 3 In five major and 30 minor battles against the Japanese army , Merrill ' s Marauders gained a reputation for toughness and bravery but suffered terrible losses , taking 2 , 394 casualties out of an original strength of 2 , 830 men . five major Which battles are considered the five major battles that the Marauders took part in? 1 3 -1064 3 In five major and 30 minor battles against the Japanese army , Merrill ' s Marauders gained a reputation for toughness and bravery but suffered terrible losses , taking 2 , 394 casualties out of an original strength of 2 , 830 men . 2 , 830 Were all 2,830 men volunteers? 39 42 -1064 4 The returning veterans , led by retired Brig . Gen . L . Robert Caster , 84 , visited old battlegrounds during their stay , including Myitkyina , 990 kilometers ( 615 miles ) north of Rangoon , which they once wrested from Japanese control . battlegrounds What were their impressions of their old battlefields? 20 21 -1064 5 " We expected to find Myitkyina as we left it - - flat - - but we find it to be a prosperous and huge city , " said retired Brig . David Quaid at a news conference before the group departed Burma . " We are very happy with the wonderful hospitality of the local people . " flat Why did they expect to find the city flat even though the war ended 70 years ago? 12 13 -1065 1 One person was killed and four wounded when a grenade exploded on a city bus Wednesday . It wasn ' t immediately known if the blast was linked to a general strike . on a city bus In which city did this happen? 11 15 -1065 1 One person was killed and four wounded when a grenade exploded on a city bus Wednesday . It wasn ' t immediately known if the blast was linked to a general strike . grenade exploded on a city bus How did the grenade get on the bus? 9 15 -1065 1 One person was killed and four wounded when a grenade exploded on a city bus Wednesday . It wasn ' t immediately known if the blast was linked to a general strike . was killed How was this person killed? 2 4 -1065 1 One person was killed and four wounded when a grenade exploded on a city bus Wednesday . It wasn ' t immediately known if the blast was linked to a general strike . grenade exploded Where did the grenade come from? 9 11 -1065 1 One person was killed and four wounded when a grenade exploded on a city bus Wednesday . It wasn ' t immediately known if the blast was linked to a general strike . city bus What city did this happen in? 13 15 -1065 2 The explosion occurred in Burundi ' s capital Bujumbura . Lt . Col . Nicodemus Nduhirubusa said it was unclear whether the grenade was thrown into the bus or exploded by a passenger . Burundi ' s capital Bujumbura Is Burundi a country? 4 9 -1065 2 The explosion occurred in Burundi ' s capital Bujumbura . Lt . Col . Nicodemus Nduhirubusa said it was unclear whether the grenade was thrown into the bus or exploded by a passenger . unclear whether the grenade Why was this unclear? 19 23 -1065 2 The explosion occurred in Burundi ' s capital Bujumbura . Lt . Col . Nicodemus Nduhirubusa said it was unclear whether the grenade was thrown into the bus or exploded by a passenger . was unclear Were their any witnesses? 18 20 -1065 3 The strike was called Wednesday by the predominantly Tutsi opposition to press for the resignation of Prime Minister Anatole Kanyenkiko , said Nduhirubusa , the official ' s military and security adviser . Tutsi opposition What is Tutsi's agenda? 8 10 -1065 3 The strike was called Wednesday by the predominantly Tutsi opposition to press for the resignation of Prime Minister Anatole Kanyenkiko , said Nduhirubusa , the official ' s military and security adviser . resignation of Prime Minister Anatole Kanyenkiko , Why do they want the Prime Minister to resign? 14 21 -1065 3 The strike was called Wednesday by the predominantly Tutsi opposition to press for the resignation of Prime Minister Anatole Kanyenkiko , said Nduhirubusa , the official ' s military and security adviser . press for the resignation Why did they press for this? 11 15 -1065 4 Large numbers of people did stay away from work Wednesday , but the general strike failed to shut down commerce or paralyze the city . paralyze the city What is the population of that city? 21 24 -1065 4 Large numbers of people did stay away from work Wednesday , but the general strike failed to shut down commerce or paralyze the city . general strike failed to shut down commerce Why didn't commerce shut down? 13 20 -1065 4 Large numbers of people did stay away from work Wednesday , but the general strike failed to shut down commerce or paralyze the city . Large numbers of people How many people? 0 4 -1065 4 Large numbers of people did stay away from work Wednesday , but the general strike failed to shut down commerce or paralyze the city . did stay away from work Why did they stay away from work? 4 9 -1065 4 Large numbers of people did stay away from work Wednesday , but the general strike failed to shut down commerce or paralyze the city . strike failed to How did the strike fail to shut it all down? 14 17 -1065 5 The opposition has demanded Kanyenkiko ' s resignation , claiming he supported Jean Minani , a former speaker of the National Assembly who allegedly incited Hutus to kill Tutsis in 1993 . Minani , who denied the charged , resigned his post last month . to kill Tutsis in What organisation or position did Tutsis hold? 26 30 -1065 5 The opposition has demanded Kanyenkiko ' s resignation , claiming he supported Jean Minani , a former speaker of the National Assembly who allegedly incited Hutus to kill Tutsis in 1993 . Minani , who denied the charged , resigned his post last month . resigned his post last month Why did Minani resign his post if he claims he did not incite? 39 44 -1065 5 The opposition has demanded Kanyenkiko ' s resignation , claiming he supported Jean Minani , a former speaker of the National Assembly who allegedly incited Hutus to kill Tutsis in 1993 . Minani , who denied the charged , resigned his post last month . The opposition Who exactly is the opposition? 0 2 -1065 5 The opposition has demanded Kanyenkiko ' s resignation , claiming he supported Jean Minani , a former speaker of the National Assembly who allegedly incited Hutus to kill Tutsis in 1993 . Minani , who denied the charged , resigned his post last month . resignation , Why do they want him to resign? 7 9 -1065 5 The opposition has demanded Kanyenkiko ' s resignation , claiming he supported Jean Minani , a former speaker of the National Assembly who allegedly incited Hutus to kill Tutsis in 1993 . Minani , who denied the charged , resigned his post last month . he supported Did he in fact support the former speaker? 10 12 -1066 1 In the escalating fight over Jerusalem , the city ' s planning committee on Wednesday approved construction of a large Jewish neighborhood in the eastern sector claimed by the Palestinians as a future capital . fight Who are the major contenders? 3 4 -1066 1 In the escalating fight over Jerusalem , the city ' s planning committee on Wednesday approved construction of a large Jewish neighborhood in the eastern sector claimed by the Palestinians as a future capital . the escalating fight over Jerusalem , How long has this been going on? 1 7 -1066 1 In the escalating fight over Jerusalem , the city ' s planning committee on Wednesday approved construction of a large Jewish neighborhood in the eastern sector claimed by the Palestinians as a future capital . in the eastern sector claimed by the Palestinians Why a neighborhood in this specific area? 22 30 -1066 2 Angry Palestinian leaders said Israel was violating the Israel - PLO accord by creating facts on the ground before talks on the final status of the disputed city begin next year . accord What are the provisions of the accord? 11 12 -1066 2 Angry Palestinian leaders said Israel was violating the Israel - PLO accord by creating facts on the ground before talks on the final status of the disputed city begin next year . Israel - PLO What is this accord? who does it involve? 8 11 -1066 3 " There is no meaning to the peace process , " said Palestinian Information Minister Yasser Abed Rabbo . " Israel wants to replace the talks by drawing a new map , and we reject this . " peace What will happen to the future talks next year? 7 8 -1066 4 The go - ahead for the new Jewish neighborhood of Har Homa came a day before Prime Minister Yithzak Rabin was to meet with PLO chief Yasser Arafat and other Arab leaders in Cairo to try and rescue the Israel - PLO negotiations that have been halted over a deep crisis of confidence . go - ahead What factors caused the go-ahead of the new neighborhood? 1 4 -1066 4 The go - ahead for the new Jewish neighborhood of Har Homa came a day before Prime Minister Yithzak Rabin was to meet with PLO chief Yasser Arafat and other Arab leaders in Cairo to try and rescue the Israel - PLO negotiations that have been halted over a deep crisis of confidence . crisis of confidence Confidence in what? 50 53 -1066 5 Wednesday ' s city council decision was likely to further inflame the Palestinians who complain that Israel ' s land grab in the West Bank and east Jerusalem endangers the negotiations . Last week , Rabin ' s Cabinet approved more than 3 , 000 new homes in Jewish West Bank settlements ringing Jerusalem . 3 , 000 new homes How many are there in total, beyond the new ones? 42 47 -1067 1 American manufacturing expanded only slightly in January , signaling that overall growth in the economy may be leveling off , according to a widely followed survey of U . S . factories . expanded only slightly in January , What led to the lower-than-expected expansion? 2 8 -1067 1 American manufacturing expanded only slightly in January , signaling that overall growth in the economy may be leveling off , according to a widely followed survey of U . S . factories . slightly How much does manufacturing typically expand in a month? 4 5 -1067 1 American manufacturing expanded only slightly in January , signaling that overall growth in the economy may be leveling off , according to a widely followed survey of U . S . factories . American manufacturing What type of manufacturing is being looked at specifically? 0 2 -1067 1 American manufacturing expanded only slightly in January , signaling that overall growth in the economy may be leveling off , according to a widely followed survey of U . S . factories . widely followed survey How credible it this survey? 23 26 -1067 2 The National Association of Purchasing Managers said Wednesday its index of manufacturing growth rose to 57 . 9 percent in January from 57 . 5 percent in December . The index has been advancing for the last year and a half . index How is this index calculated? 9 10 -1067 2 The National Association of Purchasing Managers said Wednesday its index of manufacturing growth rose to 57 . 9 percent in January from 57 . 5 percent in December . The index has been advancing for the last year and a half . advancing Where was this index 18 months ago, before the growth period began? 33 34 -1067 2 The National Association of Purchasing Managers said Wednesday its index of manufacturing growth rose to 57 . 9 percent in January from 57 . 5 percent in December . The index has been advancing for the last year and a half . index What does the index take into account to determine growth? 9 10 -1067 3 An index reading above 50 percent indicates an expansion of activity at the nation ' s factories , while a reading below 50 percent indicates a decline . expansion of activity at the nation ' s factories , What constitutes an expansion of activity? 8 18 -1067 5 In a troubling sign of inflation , more firms reported paying higher prices for raw materials in January . The survey said 73 percent of respondants paid higher prices compared to 71 percent in December . higher prices for raw materials What was causing the inflationary trend? 11 16 -1067 5 In a troubling sign of inflation , more firms reported paying higher prices for raw materials in January . The survey said 73 percent of respondants paid higher prices compared to 71 percent in December . higher Is this compared to prices for the same raw materials in the previous month? 11 12 -1067 5 In a troubling sign of inflation , more firms reported paying higher prices for raw materials in January . The survey said 73 percent of respondants paid higher prices compared to 71 percent in December . higher prices What is the percent increase on the raw material prices? 11 13 -1067 5 In a troubling sign of inflation , more firms reported paying higher prices for raw materials in January . The survey said 73 percent of respondants paid higher prices compared to 71 percent in December . sign of inflation , Why is a 2 percent increase such a worry? 3 7 -1068 1 Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Wednesday he would bring in more foreign workers to replace Palestinian laborers and speed up the process of separation between Israelis and Palestinians . and speed up the process of separation How would bringing in foreign workers speed this process up? 17 24 -1068 1 Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Wednesday he would bring in more foreign workers to replace Palestinian laborers and speed up the process of separation between Israelis and Palestinians . replace Palestinian laborers Why does the Prime Minister want to replace Palestinian laborers? 14 17 -1068 1 Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Wednesday he would bring in more foreign workers to replace Palestinian laborers and speed up the process of separation between Israelis and Palestinians . separation Why does he want separation between Israelis and Palestinians? 23 24 -1068 2 " I would prefer more Thais and other foreign workers to knife - wielders ( Palestinians ) inside Israel , " Rabin said . " We must reduce dependence on the Palestinian workers . It can ' t be done by tomorrow . but we must reach this separation . " reduce dependence on the Palestinian workers Why must the country reduce dependence on Palestinians? 27 33 -1068 2 " I would prefer more Thais and other foreign workers to knife - wielders ( Palestinians ) inside Israel , " Rabin said . " We must reduce dependence on the Palestinian workers . It can ' t be done by tomorrow . but we must reach this separation . " Thais Why are Thai people preferred? 5 6 -1068 2 " I would prefer more Thais and other foreign workers to knife - wielders ( Palestinians ) inside Israel , " Rabin said . " We must reduce dependence on the Palestinian workers . It can ' t be done by tomorrow . but we must reach this separation . " knife - wielders ( Palestinians ) Why are Palestinians considered to be knife-wielders? 11 17 -1068 3 Rabin spoke a day before a planned summit with Egyptian , Jordanian and PLO leaders in Cairo Thursday , called to breathe life into the sputtering Mideast peace process . PLO Who is the PLO? 13 14 -1068 3 Rabin spoke a day before a planned summit with Egyptian , Jordanian and PLO leaders in Cairo Thursday , called to breathe life into the sputtering Mideast peace process . sputtering Mideast peace process . Why was the process having trouble moving forward? 25 30 -1068 3 Rabin spoke a day before a planned summit with Egyptian , Jordanian and PLO leaders in Cairo Thursday , called to breathe life into the sputtering Mideast peace process . sputtering Mideast peace process Why is the Mideast peace process currently considered to be sputtering? 25 29 -1068 4 " The problem of terrorism is the main impediment to implementing peace , " Rabin said , referring to a series of attacks by Islamic extremists that have killed 116 Israelis since the signing of the Israel - PLO autonomy accord in September 1993 . Israel - PLO autonomy accord What were the expectations of the Israel-PLO autonomy accord? 36 41 -1069 1 Greek judges and prosecutors Wednesday backed away from strike action after criticism over their decision to arrest any tax official refusing to discount their income taxes . strike Why would they demand this and how are they allowed to strike based on this? 8 9 -1069 1 Greek judges and prosecutors Wednesday backed away from strike action after criticism over their decision to arrest any tax official refusing to discount their income taxes . decision to arrest any tax official Why did they decide to arrest any tax official refusing to discount their income taxes? 14 20 -1069 1 Greek judges and prosecutors Wednesday backed away from strike action after criticism over their decision to arrest any tax official refusing to discount their income taxes . criticism Why are they criticised? 11 12 -1069 2 The judicial officials had said they would walk out indefinitely after the Finance Ministry refused to accept their claim that the constitution allows them to receive an immediate 50 percent discount on their income taxes . The discount is similar to one received by the 300 - member Parliament . percent Does this tax discount happen in other nations? 29 30 -1069 2 The judicial officials had said they would walk out indefinitely after the Finance Ministry refused to accept their claim that the constitution allows them to receive an immediate 50 percent discount on their income taxes . The discount is similar to one received by the 300 - member Parliament . 50 percent discount on their income taxes What was their evidence for being allowed to take such a discount? 28 35 -1069 2 The judicial officials had said they would walk out indefinitely after the Finance Ministry refused to accept their claim that the constitution allows them to receive an immediate 50 percent discount on their income taxes . The discount is similar to one received by the 300 - member Parliament . immediate 50 percent discount Why do judicial officials have an immediate 50 percent discount on their income taxes? 27 31 -1069 2 The judicial officials had said they would walk out indefinitely after the Finance Ministry refused to accept their claim that the constitution allows them to receive an immediate 50 percent discount on their income taxes . The discount is similar to one received by the 300 - member Parliament . Finance Ministry refused Why did the Finance Ministry refused to accept the judicial officials claim on their income taxes discount? 12 15 -1069 3 In calling off the strike , the prosecutor ' s union said they would seek vindication in court . vindication Who are they seeking vindication from? 15 16 -1069 3 In calling off the strike , the prosecutor ' s union said they would seek vindication in court . seek vindication in court Why would they seek vindication in court? 14 18 -1069 4 They had previously threatened to issue an arrest warrant for any tax official who refused to recognize their claim . official Are the tax officials to blame for such a claim? 12 13 -1069 4 They had previously threatened to issue an arrest warrant for any tax official who refused to recognize their claim . arrest warrant for any tax official How would such an order have held up in court? 7 13 -1069 5 Relations between the judiciary and Finance Ministry have been deteriorating following a recent ruling by Greece ' s Supreme Court that judges and prosecutors should receive the discount . Relations Should they have any relation at all? 0 1 -1070 1 Whole towns in eastern Netherlands were emptied of people Wednesday , for fear rising river waters would break through soaked dikes in the worst Dutch flooding in 40 years . were emptied Why were the towns empty? 5 7 -1070 1 Whole towns in eastern Netherlands were emptied of people Wednesday , for fear rising river waters would break through soaked dikes in the worst Dutch flooding in 40 years . rising river waters Why is the river rising? 13 16 -1070 1 Whole towns in eastern Netherlands were emptied of people Wednesday , for fear rising river waters would break through soaked dikes in the worst Dutch flooding in 40 years . worst Dutch flooding What makes it the worst flooding? 23 26 -1070 2 The Netherlands is bearing the downstream brunt of storms and flooding that battered parts of Germany , France and Belgium this past week . The flooding has killed one person in the Netherlands and 26 others elsewhere in northern Europe . one person Who was the person? 28 30 -1070 2 The Netherlands is bearing the downstream brunt of storms and flooding that battered parts of Germany , France and Belgium this past week . The flooding has killed one person in the Netherlands and 26 others elsewhere in northern Europe . 26 others Who are they? 34 36 -1070 2 The Netherlands is bearing the downstream brunt of storms and flooding that battered parts of Germany , France and Belgium this past week . The flooding has killed one person in the Netherlands and 26 others elsewhere in northern Europe . elsewhere Where were the others killed? 36 37 -1070 2 The Netherlands is bearing the downstream brunt of storms and flooding that battered parts of Germany , France and Belgium this past week . The flooding has killed one person in the Netherlands and 26 others elsewhere in northern Europe . week what date? 22 23 -1070 2 The Netherlands is bearing the downstream brunt of storms and flooding that battered parts of Germany , France and Belgium this past week . The flooding has killed one person in the Netherlands and 26 others elsewhere in northern Europe . battered parts of Germany , How badly battered was it? 12 17 -1070 2 The Netherlands is bearing the downstream brunt of storms and flooding that battered parts of Germany , France and Belgium this past week . The flooding has killed one person in the Netherlands and 26 others elsewhere in northern Europe . 26 others elsewhere Were these drownings? 34 37 -1070 3 Up to 250 , 000 people were being evacuated from low - lying areas in the southeastern Netherlands , clogging highways and straining public services . being evacuated Where were they going? 7 9 -1070 4 Soldiers were pressed into duty to reinforce dikes that barely contain the rampaging Maas and Waal rivers . If dikes are breached , some villages may be under 16 feet of water . reinforce dikes How will this reinforcement be completed? 6 8 -1070 4 Soldiers were pressed into duty to reinforce dikes that barely contain the rampaging Maas and Waal rivers . If dikes are breached , some villages may be under 16 feet of water . reinforce How did they reinforce them? 6 7 -1070 4 Soldiers were pressed into duty to reinforce dikes that barely contain the rampaging Maas and Waal rivers . If dikes are breached , some villages may be under 16 feet of water . reinforce dikes How were the dikes reinforced? 6 8 -1070 4 Soldiers were pressed into duty to reinforce dikes that barely contain the rampaging Maas and Waal rivers . If dikes are breached , some villages may be under 16 feet of water . some villages How many villages? 23 25 -1070 5 No people , animals or other signs of life were visible in farmlands in the eastern provinces of Gelderland and Limburg after thousands of residents fled with their livestock in any vehicle they could find . fled with their livestock How were the livestock able to be transported? 25 29 -1070 5 No people , animals or other signs of life were visible in farmlands in the eastern provinces of Gelderland and Limburg after thousands of residents fled with their livestock in any vehicle they could find . fled Where were these residents fleeing? 25 26 -1070 5 No people , animals or other signs of life were visible in farmlands in the eastern provinces of Gelderland and Limburg after thousands of residents fled with their livestock in any vehicle they could find . residents fled Where did they go? 24 26 -1070 5 No people , animals or other signs of life were visible in farmlands in the eastern provinces of Gelderland and Limburg after thousands of residents fled with their livestock in any vehicle they could find . their livestock What kind of livestock? 27 29 -1071 1 The European Union said Wednesday talks for broad economic and political accords with Latvia , Lithuania and Estonia may be concluded as early as April 1 . economic and political accords What sort of economic results would be felt? 8 12 -1071 1 The European Union said Wednesday talks for broad economic and political accords with Latvia , Lithuania and Estonia may be concluded as early as April 1 . early How long has the talks gone on? 22 23 -1071 1 The European Union said Wednesday talks for broad economic and political accords with Latvia , Lithuania and Estonia may be concluded as early as April 1 . April 1 in which year? 24 26 -1071 2 " We are working as hard as we can " to conclude so - called Europe Agreements with the Baltic states , said EU Commission spokesman Nico Wegter . Nico Wegter what are his credentials? 26 28 -1071 3 " Maybe within two months this couild be concluded . " two How long does talk agreements in Europe usually last? 3 4 -1071 3 " Maybe within two months this couild be concluded . " within two months this is it likely to take longer? 2 6 -1071 4 The agreements are the basis of a plan to let East European nations into the EU at an as yet unspecified date . East European nations into the EU Why were the countries looking to join the EU? 10 16 -1071 4 The agreements are the basis of a plan to let East European nations into the EU at an as yet unspecified date . plan Are there standard requirements to be allowed into the EU? 7 8 -1071 5 On Wednesday such accords between the EU and four eastern neighbors took effect , bringing Bulgaria , Romania and the Czech and Slovak republics a step closer to European Union membership . membership What advantages would membership allow them? 30 31 -1072 1 After an exhaustive probe into the 1988 bombing of a Pan Am jetliner over Scotland , investigators have concluded there is still a case against two Libyans , Britain said Wednesday . bombing What was the reason for carrying out this attack? 7 8 -1072 1 After an exhaustive probe into the 1988 bombing of a Pan Am jetliner over Scotland , investigators have concluded there is still a case against two Libyans , Britain said Wednesday . still a case against Why can't they be cleared? 21 25 -1072 2 Responding to a lawmaker ' s questions in the House of Commons , Foreign Secretary Douglas Hurd said investigators had found nothing to implicate anyone else in the attack , which killed 270 people . a lawmaker ' s questions Who is the lawmaker? 2 7 -1072 2 Responding to a lawmaker ' s questions in the House of Commons , Foreign Secretary Douglas Hurd said investigators had found nothing to implicate anyone else in the attack , which killed 270 people . people Did the two Libyans survive the bombing? How did the bombing take place? 33 34 -1072 3 " During the early stages of the investigation , the possibility that Palestinian extremist groups might be responsible was extensively investigated and so were reports of Iranian involvement , " Hurd said . Palestinian extremist groups Who are these extremist groups? 12 15 -1072 3 " During the early stages of the investigation , the possibility that Palestinian extremist groups might be responsible was extensively investigated and so were reports of Iranian involvement , " Hurd said . Palestinian extremist groups might be responsible Why were Palestinians thought to be involved at the early stages? 12 18 -1072 3 " During the early stages of the investigation , the possibility that Palestinian extremist groups might be responsible was extensively investigated and so were reports of Iranian involvement , " Hurd said . Palestinian extremist groups might be responsible Why were they implicated? 12 18 -1072 4 But " no credible evidence has been found to substantiate either theory , " he said . " no credible evidence Has any evidence been found at all? Who decides credibility? 1 5 -1072 5 Hurd revealed that as part of their investigations , Scottish police had interviewed two members of the extremist Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine , Hafes Dalkamouni and Abdel Ghadanfar , who were arrested in Germany in 1988 . were arrested in Germany in 1988 Why were these two people arrested? 33 39 -1073 1 Come hell or high water , some people just won ' t move . With the threat of flooding all around , the holdouts here will go only place - upstairs . some people just won ' t move Why do they not want to leave? 6 13 -1073 1 Come hell or high water , some people just won ' t move . With the threat of flooding all around , the holdouts here will go only place - upstairs . some people just won ' t move Why will some people stay in their homes during a flood situation? 6 13 -1073 1 Come hell or high water , some people just won ' t move . With the threat of flooding all around , the holdouts here will go only place - upstairs . threat of flooding Where is the threat of flooding? 16 19 -1073 3 " I hear 10 to 15 percent of the people here will stay , " said Kurt Vink . Kurt Vink Who is Kurt Vink? 16 18 -1074 1 A radio station has apologized for asking listeners to call in Auschwitz jokes on the 50th anniversary of the liberation of the Nazi death camp . apologized How have they asked them to apologize (on social media? on air)? 4 5 -1074 1 A radio station has apologized for asking listeners to call in Auschwitz jokes on the 50th anniversary of the liberation of the Nazi death camp . asking listeners Why did the radio station ask listeners to do this? 6 8 -1074 1 A radio station has apologized for asking listeners to call in Auschwitz jokes on the 50th anniversary of the liberation of the Nazi death camp . asking listeners to call in Auschwitz jokes Why did the radio station think this was appropriate? 6 13 -1074 1 A radio station has apologized for asking listeners to call in Auschwitz jokes on the 50th anniversary of the liberation of the Nazi death camp . Auschwitz Was it management or the DJ who decided to add this to their programming? 11 12 -1074 2 " It ' s an instance we would like to put behind us , " Beverly Rice , general manager of WDEZ - AM , said after the station was contacted by the Chicago - based Anti - Defamation League , a civil rights groups that fights anti - Semitism . contacted When were they contacted by the civil rights group? 30 31 -1074 3 An announcer who goes by the name Terry T . suggested during his morning show Friday that the country music station ' s listeners phone in Auschwitz jokes . He broadcast an apology Monday . suggested What specifically did he ask them to call in with? 10 11 -1074 3 An announcer who goes by the name Terry T . suggested during his morning show Friday that the country music station ' s listeners phone in Auschwitz jokes . He broadcast an apology Monday . suggested Again, why would Terry T. suggest this? 10 11 -1074 5 Michael Sandberg , Midwest civil rights director for the Anti - Defamation League , said the league was told about Terry T . ' s remarks by non - Jewish people in Wausau . Wausau Where is Wausau located? 32 33 -1074 5 Michael Sandberg , Midwest civil rights director for the Anti - Defamation League , said the league was told about Terry T . ' s remarks by non - Jewish people in Wausau . Terry What was Terry T.'s defense? 20 21 -1075 1 Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Wednesday he would bring in more foreign workers to replace Palestinian laborers and speed up the process of separation between Israelis and Palestinians . bring in more foreign workers How will more workers be brought in? 8 13 -1075 1 Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Wednesday he would bring in more foreign workers to replace Palestinian laborers and speed up the process of separation between Israelis and Palestinians . separation between Israelis and Palestinians Why are Israelis and Palenstinians being separated? 23 28 -1075 1 Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Wednesday he would bring in more foreign workers to replace Palestinian laborers and speed up the process of separation between Israelis and Palestinians . speed up the process Why would Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin want to separate the Israelis and Palestinians? 18 22 -1075 1 Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Wednesday he would bring in more foreign workers to replace Palestinian laborers and speed up the process of separation between Israelis and Palestinians . Minister What country is Yitzhak Rabin the prime minister of? 1 2 -1075 1 Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Wednesday he would bring in more foreign workers to replace Palestinian laborers and speed up the process of separation between Israelis and Palestinians . replace Why are Palestinian laborers being replaced? 14 15 -1075 1 Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Wednesday he would bring in more foreign workers to replace Palestinian laborers and speed up the process of separation between Israelis and Palestinians . separation Why are Israelis and Palestinians being separated by the government? 23 24 -1075 1 Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Wednesday he would bring in more foreign workers to replace Palestinian laborers and speed up the process of separation between Israelis and Palestinians . bring Why does Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin wants to bring in foreign workers to replace Palestinian laborers? 8 9 -1075 1 Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Wednesday he would bring in more foreign workers to replace Palestinian laborers and speed up the process of separation between Israelis and Palestinians . speed How will bringing in more foreign worker to replace Palestinian laborer speed up the process of separation between Israelis and Palestinians? 18 19 -1075 2 " I would prefer more Thais and other foreign workers to knife - wielders ( Palestinians ) inside Israel , " Rabin said . " We must reduce dependence on the Palestinian workers . It can ' t be done by tomorrow . but we must reach this separation . " knife - wielders Why did Rabin call the workers this? 11 14 -1075 2 " I would prefer more Thais and other foreign workers to knife - wielders ( Palestinians ) inside Israel , " Rabin said . " We must reduce dependence on the Palestinian workers . It can ' t be done by tomorrow . but we must reach this separation . " we must reach this separation Why is the Prime Minister so determined to separate the two? 44 49 -1075 2 " I would prefer more Thais and other foreign workers to knife - wielders ( Palestinians ) inside Israel , " Rabin said . " We must reduce dependence on the Palestinian workers . It can ' t be done by tomorrow . but we must reach this separation . " knife - wielders Why does Rabin call Palestinians 'knife-wielders'? 11 14 -1075 2 " I would prefer more Thais and other foreign workers to knife - wielders ( Palestinians ) inside Israel , " Rabin said . " We must reduce dependence on the Palestinian workers . It can ' t be done by tomorrow . but we must reach this separation . " must Why does Rabin think it's necessary to separate Israelis and Palestinians? 26 27 -1075 2 " I would prefer more Thais and other foreign workers to knife - wielders ( Palestinians ) inside Israel , " Rabin said . " We must reduce dependence on the Palestinian workers . It can ' t be done by tomorrow . but we must reach this separation . " prefer Why does Rabin prefer more Thais and other foreign workers? 3 4 -1075 3 Rabin spoke a day before a planned summit with Egyptian , Jordanian and PLO leaders in Cairo Thursday , called to breathe life into the sputtering Mideast peace process . Mideast peace process What is the Mideast peace process? 26 29 -1075 3 Rabin spoke a day before a planned summit with Egyptian , Jordanian and PLO leaders in Cairo Thursday , called to breathe life into the sputtering Mideast peace process . spoke a day before a planned summit Why did he speak a day before this? 1 8 -1075 3 Rabin spoke a day before a planned summit with Egyptian , Jordanian and PLO leaders in Cairo Thursday , called to breathe life into the sputtering Mideast peace process . Mideast peace process What was the Mideast peace process? 26 29 -1075 3 Rabin spoke a day before a planned summit with Egyptian , Jordanian and PLO leaders in Cairo Thursday , called to breathe life into the sputtering Mideast peace process . before What effect will these remarks have on the summit on the Mideast peace process in Cairo? 4 5 -1075 3 Rabin spoke a day before a planned summit with Egyptian , Jordanian and PLO leaders in Cairo Thursday , called to breathe life into the sputtering Mideast peace process . PLO What does PLO stand for? 13 14 -1075 3 Rabin spoke a day before a planned summit with Egyptian , Jordanian and PLO leaders in Cairo Thursday , called to breathe life into the sputtering Mideast peace process . spoke What did Rabin spoke about to the Egyptian, Jordanian and PLO leaders in Cairo? 1 2 -1075 4 " The problem of terrorism is the main impediment to implementing peace , " Rabin said , referring to a series of attacks by Islamic extremists that have killed 116 Israelis since the signing of the Israel - PLO autonomy accord in September 1993 . killed 116 Israelis Why did extremists kill Israelis? 28 31 -1075 4 " The problem of terrorism is the main impediment to implementing peace , " Rabin said , referring to a series of attacks by Islamic extremists that have killed 116 Israelis since the signing of the Israel - PLO autonomy accord in September 1993 . Israel - PLO autonomy accord What was the Israel-PLO autonomy accord about? 36 41 -1075 4 " The problem of terrorism is the main impediment to implementing peace , " Rabin said , referring to a series of attacks by Islamic extremists that have killed 116 Israelis since the signing of the Israel - PLO autonomy accord in September 1993 . terrorism Why does terrorism persist in this region? 4 5 -1075 4 " The problem of terrorism is the main impediment to implementing peace , " Rabin said , referring to a series of attacks by Islamic extremists that have killed 116 Israelis since the signing of the Israel - PLO autonomy accord in September 1993 . signing How is Rabin so sure that the series of attacks by Islamic extremists that have killed 116 Israelis happened after signing of the Israel-PLO autonomy accord and are related to this? 33 34 -1075 5 The attacks have sapped support for Rabin , who now trails badly in polls behind right - wing opposition leader Binyamin Netanyahu . Surveys show half of Israelis want talks with the PLO stopped . half of Israelis want talks with the PLO stopped Why do Israelis want talks with the PLO stopped? 25 34 -1075 5 The attacks have sapped support for Rabin , who now trails badly in polls behind right - wing opposition leader Binyamin Netanyahu . Surveys show half of Israelis want talks with the PLO stopped . half of Israelis Why doesn't the Prime Minister take into consideration what half the Israelis want? 25 28 -1075 5 The attacks have sapped support for Rabin , who now trails badly in polls behind right - wing opposition leader Binyamin Netanyahu . Surveys show half of Israelis want talks with the PLO stopped . sapped How do the terrorist attacks reflect on Rabin? 3 4 -1075 5 The attacks have sapped support for Rabin , who now trails badly in polls behind right - wing opposition leader Binyamin Netanyahu . Surveys show half of Israelis want talks with the PLO stopped . opposition What is the platform of the opposition party? 18 19 -1075 5 The attacks have sapped support for Rabin , who now trails badly in polls behind right - wing opposition leader Binyamin Netanyahu . Surveys show half of Israelis want talks with the PLO stopped . stopped Why does the Israelis want talks with PLO stopped? 33 34 -1076 1 The U . S . State Department on Wednesday accused Russia of a string of human rights violations , including the overuse of force in breakaway Chechnya , dismal prison conditions and police beatings . overuse What was the government of Russia doing to overuse their force? 21 22 -1076 1 The U . S . State Department on Wednesday accused Russia of a string of human rights violations , including the overuse of force in breakaway Chechnya , dismal prison conditions and police beatings . force How did Russia overuse force? 23 24 -1076 1 The U . S . State Department on Wednesday accused Russia of a string of human rights violations , including the overuse of force in breakaway Chechnya , dismal prison conditions and police beatings . conditions What are the conditions of the prisons? 30 31 -1076 1 The U . S . State Department on Wednesday accused Russia of a string of human rights violations , including the overuse of force in breakaway Chechnya , dismal prison conditions and police beatings . police beatings What are the details of the police beatings? 32 34 -1076 2 While the department ' s annual human rights report cited no political killings last year as Russia struggled to make its democracy work , it said " the line between politically motivated killings and criminal activities has become difficult to distinguish . " " the line How does blurring the line between political motivations and criminal activities bankrupt a democracy?\n 26 29 -1076 2 While the department ' s annual human rights report cited no political killings last year as Russia struggled to make its democracy work , it said " the line between politically motivated killings and criminal activities has become difficult to distinguish . " last year Is this different from the previous years? 13 15 -1076 2 While the department ' s annual human rights report cited no political killings last year as Russia struggled to make its democracy work , it said " the line between politically motivated killings and criminal activities has become difficult to distinguish . " difficult to distinguish How is criminal activity becoming politicized in Russia? 38 41 -1076 2 While the department ' s annual human rights report cited no political killings last year as Russia struggled to make its democracy work , it said " the line between politically motivated killings and criminal activities has become difficult to distinguish . " has become difficult to distinguish . " Why has the line been blurred? 36 43 -1076 3 The report , which assesses the way governments around the world treat their citizens , also faults China as authoritarian state that failed to improve its record of " widespread and well - documented human rights abuses " during a year when President Clinton extended Beijing ' s favored trading status . China as authoritarian state How has china committed human rights offenses?\n 17 21 -1076 3 The report , which assesses the way governments around the world treat their citizens , also faults China as authoritarian state that failed to improve its record of " widespread and well - documented human rights abuses " during a year when President Clinton extended Beijing ' s favored trading status . human rights abuses " What are these human rights abuses? 34 38 -1076 3 The report , which assesses the way governments around the world treat their citizens , also faults China as authoritarian state that failed to improve its record of " widespread and well - documented human rights abuses " during a year when President Clinton extended Beijing ' s favored trading status . extended Why would he extend the favored trading status? 44 45 -1076 3 The report , which assesses the way governments around the world treat their citizens , also faults China as authoritarian state that failed to improve its record of " widespread and well - documented human rights abuses " during a year when President Clinton extended Beijing ' s favored trading status . extended Beijing ' s favored trading status Why did he extend this status? 44 51 -1076 3 The report , which assesses the way governments around the world treat their citizens , also faults China as authoritarian state that failed to improve its record of " widespread and well - documented human rights abuses " during a year when President Clinton extended Beijing ' s favored trading status . extended Beijing ' s favored trading status What constitutes a favored nation in trading? 44 51 -1076 3 The report , which assesses the way governments around the world treat their citizens , also faults China as authoritarian state that failed to improve its record of " widespread and well - documented human rights abuses " during a year when President Clinton extended Beijing ' s favored trading status . President Clinton what is his relevance here? 42 44 -1076 4 " Abuses include arbitrary and lengthy incommunicado detention , torture , and mistreatment of prisoners , " as well as restriction of press and political freedoms and repression in Tibet , the report said . Tibet , Why does china care to exert force in Tibet? 29 31 -1076 4 " Abuses include arbitrary and lengthy incommunicado detention , torture , and mistreatment of prisoners , " as well as restriction of press and political freedoms and repression in Tibet , the report said . in Tibet , Why is the repression and restrictions of freedom in Tibet as opposed to the rest of China? 28 31 -1076 4 " Abuses include arbitrary and lengthy incommunicado detention , torture , and mistreatment of prisoners , " as well as restriction of press and political freedoms and repression in Tibet , the report said . arbitrary How objective is the arbitrary description? 3 4 -1076 4 " Abuses include arbitrary and lengthy incommunicado detention , torture , and mistreatment of prisoners , " as well as restriction of press and political freedoms and repression in Tibet , the report said . restriction of press and political freedoms What constitutes a restriction of freedom of the press in China? 20 26 -1076 5 The report cited as favorable developments the release of several prominent political prisoners , granting of passports to dissidents and adopting a law allowing citizens to sue the government for infringement of their rights . law allowing citizens to sue the government Have citizens not been able to sue the government? 22 29 -1077 1 Come hell or high water , some people just won ' t move . With the threat of flooding all around , the only place the holdouts here will go is upstairs . people Why wont people move for? 7 8 -1077 1 Come hell or high water , some people just won ' t move . With the threat of flooding all around , the only place the holdouts here will go is upstairs . threat of flooding What is causing the threat of flooding? 16 19 -1077 1 Come hell or high water , some people just won ' t move . With the threat of flooding all around , the only place the holdouts here will go is upstairs . only place the holdouts here will go is upstairs Why won't they go anywhere else? 23 32 -1077 1 Come hell or high water , some people just won ' t move . With the threat of flooding all around , the only place the holdouts here will go is upstairs . people just won ' t move Why are the people so stubborn? 7 13 -1077 1 Come hell or high water , some people just won ' t move . With the threat of flooding all around , the only place the holdouts here will go is upstairs . upstairs Why do some people refuse to leave their homes when the flooding is dangerous? 31 32 -1077 2 While an emergency edict was supposed to turn Tiel into a ghost town Wednesday , the local grocery store was selling supplies by the box to those daring to challenge the waters of the River Waal . store Why was the grocery store sellingso many supplies? 18 19 -1077 2 While an emergency edict was supposed to turn Tiel into a ghost town Wednesday , the local grocery store was selling supplies by the box to those daring to challenge the waters of the River Waal . local grocery store Why didn't they make the grocery store close? 16 19 -1077 2 While an emergency edict was supposed to turn Tiel into a ghost town Wednesday , the local grocery store was selling supplies by the box to those daring to challenge the waters of the River Waal . grocery store Why was the grocery store open when everyone was asked to leave? 17 19 -1077 3 " I hear 10 to 15 percent of the people here will stay , " said Kurt Vink . Kurt Vink Who is Kurt Vink? 16 18 -1077 4 He ' ll be a holdout himself when the 8 a . m . Thursday evacuation deadline comes around . He wants to protect his jewelry shop . protect his jewelry shop How is he protecting his jewelry shop by him staying? 23 27 -1077 4 He ' ll be a holdout himself when the 8 a . m . Thursday evacuation deadline comes around . He wants to protect his jewelry shop . protect How can he protect it from floods? 23 24 -1077 5 " There ' s a lot of money in this business , and I don ' t want to get plundered , " he said . " The jewels are in a safe , but I ' d rather stay next to it . " jewels Why would he rather stay next to the jewels> 28 29 -1077 5 " There ' s a lot of money in this business , and I don ' t want to get plundered , " he said . " The jewels are in a safe , but I ' d rather stay next to it . " plundered , " Who would do the plundering if everyone was gone? 20 23 -1078 1 Interest rates dropped sharply and the value of the peso rose considerably Wednesday on news that a multibillion international package is now available to buttress Mexico ' s battered economy . multibillion international package Who are the investors and why? 17 20 -1078 1 Interest rates dropped sharply and the value of the peso rose considerably Wednesday on news that a multibillion international package is now available to buttress Mexico ' s battered economy . Mexico ' s battered economy Why was the economy struggling? 25 30 -1078 1 Interest rates dropped sharply and the value of the peso rose considerably Wednesday on news that a multibillion international package is now available to buttress Mexico ' s battered economy . package What year is this from? 19 20 -1078 2 The rate on the bellwether 28 - day treasury bills , known as cetes , fell a sharp 4 . 44 percentage points at the weekly auction to 32 . 75 percent , indicating that some relief is around the corner for beleaguered debtors . for beleaguered debtors Why were people in such debt trouble? 41 44 -1078 3 Interest rates overall soared from around 35 percent annually just before Mexico ' s economic crisis broke Dec . 20 to 55 and 60 percent . On that date , the government stopped supporting the value of the Mexican currency , letting it float to preserve dwindling monetary reserves . supporting the value of the Mexican currency , How had the supports been used in the time prior? 33 41 -1078 3 Interest rates overall soared from around 35 percent annually just before Mexico ' s economic crisis broke Dec . 20 to 55 and 60 percent . On that date , the government stopped supporting the value of the Mexican currency , letting it float to preserve dwindling monetary reserves . supporting What actions did the government attempt previously to rectify the situation? 33 34 -1078 5 Dealers said demand for the peso - denominated paper was great in the wake of Tuesday ' s announcement of what is likely to amount to a dlrs 50 billion international credit package to help Mexico out of its financial crisis . international credit package What will the credit package contain as a way of helping Mexico? 30 33 -1078 5 Dealers said demand for the peso - denominated paper was great in the wake of Tuesday ' s announcement of what is likely to amount to a dlrs 50 billion international credit package to help Mexico out of its financial crisis . international How many, and which, countries were involved in this international credit package? 30 31 -1079 1 Flood refugees are lashing out at the government and environmentalists , claiming red tape and natural beauty were put before their own safety . Flood refugees Where was the flood? 0 2 -1079 1 Flood refugees are lashing out at the government and environmentalists , claiming red tape and natural beauty were put before their own safety . put before How were these things put before citizen's safety? 18 20 -1079 1 Flood refugees are lashing out at the government and environmentalists , claiming red tape and natural beauty were put before their own safety . lashing out How are the flood victims lashing out? 3 5 -1079 1 Flood refugees are lashing out at the government and environmentalists , claiming red tape and natural beauty were put before their own safety . Flood refugees Where are the refugees from? 0 2 -1079 1 Flood refugees are lashing out at the government and environmentalists , claiming red tape and natural beauty were put before their own safety . were put before their own safety Why were the refugees being left out of considerations? 17 23 -1079 2 " These dikes have been here since the 13th century and they just haven ' t been kept up because of . the environmental freaks , " said Leen van der Berg . the environmental freaks , " Who are the environmental freaks? 22 27 -1079 2 " These dikes have been here since the 13th century and they just haven ' t been kept up because of . the environmental freaks , " said Leen van der Berg . the environmental freaks , " How did environmentalists cause the dikes not to be kept up? 22 27 -1079 2 " These dikes have been here since the 13th century and they just haven ' t been kept up because of . the environmental freaks , " said Leen van der Berg . haven ' t been kept up What was the impetus for not taking care of the dikes? 13 19 -1079 3 He ' s from Tiel , a city bearing the brunt of the flooding that has forced some 250 , 000 people to abandon their homes in southeastern Netherlands . forced some 250 , 000 people to abandon their homes How much is the total population of this city? 16 26 -1079 3 He ' s from Tiel , a city bearing the brunt of the flooding that has forced some 250 , 000 people to abandon their homes in southeastern Netherlands . flooding What is the situation that led up to the flooding? Heavy rains? A particular storm? 13 14 -1079 4 " You need to have an eye for the landscape , but it ' s more important to look out for the people , " he said . he said . Who said this? 25 28 -1079 5 Van der Berg and other critics blame environmentalists for lobbying against dike reinforcement plans . But the environmentalists say bureaucratic red tape is to blame . red tape is What does this phrase mean? 20 23 -1079 5 Van der Berg and other critics blame environmentalists for lobbying against dike reinforcement plans . But the environmentalists say bureaucratic red tape is to blame . lobbying against Why did environmentalists lobby against these plans? 9 11 -1079 5 Van der Berg and other critics blame environmentalists for lobbying against dike reinforcement plans . But the environmentalists say bureaucratic red tape is to blame . bureaucratic red tape What bureaucratic red tape impeded the reinforcements plans? 19 22 -1079 5 Van der Berg and other critics blame environmentalists for lobbying against dike reinforcement plans . But the environmentalists say bureaucratic red tape is to blame . red tape is to blame What is the evidence that there is too much bureaucracy in this situation? 20 25 -1080 1 Finning Ltd . has reported record revenue and net earnings for 1994 . has reported Reported to who? 3 5 -1080 1 Finning Ltd . has reported record revenue and net earnings for 1994 . record revenue and net earnings What wad this cause of this? 5 10 -1080 1 Finning Ltd . has reported record revenue and net earnings for 1994 . record revenue and net earnings Why were revenue and earnings so high for 1994? 5 10 -1080 2 The Vancouver - based equipment dealer , with Caterpillar dealerships in Canada , the United Kingdom , Poland and Chile , said revenue for the year ended Dec . 31 , 1994 , was up nearly 40 per cent . equipment dealer , What can cause records earnings for this sector? 4 7 -1080 2 The Vancouver - based equipment dealer , with Caterpillar dealerships in Canada , the United Kingdom , Poland and Chile , said revenue for the year ended Dec . 31 , 1994 , was up nearly 40 per cent . up nearly 40 per cent Is there a specific reason behind the increase? 34 39 -1080 4 Net income increased to $ 61 , 421 , 000 or $ 1 . 60 a share from $ 22 , 271 , 000 or 60 cents a share in 1993 . increased What caused the increase? 2 3 -1080 5 Consolidated revenue for the fourth quarter ended Dec . 31 was a record $ 380 , 052 , 000 , up more than 12 per cent from the same period a year ago . a record What number did it surpass? 11 13 -1080 5 Consolidated revenue for the fourth quarter ended Dec . 31 was a record $ 380 , 052 , 000 , up more than 12 per cent from the same period a year ago . up more than 12 per cent Why was it up so much? 20 26 -1080 5 Consolidated revenue for the fourth quarter ended Dec . 31 was a record $ 380 , 052 , 000 , up more than 12 per cent from the same period a year ago . Consolidated revenue What counts as consolidated revenue for a company? 0 2 -1081 1 Driving to break a diplomatic deadlock , the Clinton administration is sending a top official to Munich , Germany , this weekend to help set up a confederation between Muslims and Croats in Bosnia . help set up a confederation How is he helping set up a confederation? 23 28 -1081 1 Driving to break a diplomatic deadlock , the Clinton administration is sending a top official to Munich , Germany , this weekend to help set up a confederation between Muslims and Croats in Bosnia . diplomatic deadlock , Why is there a deadlock? 4 7 -1081 1 Driving to break a diplomatic deadlock , the Clinton administration is sending a top official to Munich , Germany , this weekend to help set up a confederation between Muslims and Croats in Bosnia . Clinton administration Why is the Clinton administration involved in this? 8 10 -1081 1 Driving to break a diplomatic deadlock , the Clinton administration is sending a top official to Munich , Germany , this weekend to help set up a confederation between Muslims and Croats in Bosnia . diplomatic deadlock , What is the main cause of the deadlock? 4 7 -1081 2 Assistant Secretary of State Richard Holbrooke will be joined in his meetings with Muslim and Croat leaders by diplomats from Britain , France , Germany and Russia , U . S . officials disclosed Wednesday . by diplomats Why is he being joined by diplomats? 17 19 -1081 2 Assistant Secretary of State Richard Holbrooke will be joined in his meetings with Muslim and Croat leaders by diplomats from Britain , France , Germany and Russia , U . S . officials disclosed Wednesday . joined in his meetings Why are the other diplomats joining? 8 12 -1081 3 Together , the two ethnic groups would control 51 percent of Bosnia under a map proposed by the five outside countries as part of a plan to end the 34 - month war in the former Yugoslav republic . of a plan to end the 34 - month war How do they plan to end the war? 23 33 -1081 3 Together , the two ethnic groups would control 51 percent of Bosnia under a map proposed by the five outside countries as part of a plan to end the 34 - month war in the former Yugoslav republic . 34 - month war Why did the war begin? 29 33 -1081 3 Together , the two ethnic groups would control 51 percent of Bosnia under a map proposed by the five outside countries as part of a plan to end the 34 - month war in the former Yugoslav republic . 34 - month war What is the war about ? 29 33 -1081 3 Together , the two ethnic groups would control 51 percent of Bosnia under a map proposed by the five outside countries as part of a plan to end the 34 - month war in the former Yugoslav republic . 51 percent of Bosnia Who controls the other 49% 8 12 -1081 4 Bosnian Serbs have rejected the plan as leaving them with economically and politically ineffective fragments of the country . Their repeated refusal to negotiate with the Muslim - led government has derailed U . S . peace efforts while sporadic fighting threatens a shaky ceasefire . economically and politically ineffective why are these fragments economically and politically ineffective? 10 14 -1081 4 Bosnian Serbs have rejected the plan as leaving them with economically and politically ineffective fragments of the country . Their repeated refusal to negotiate with the Muslim - led government has derailed U . S . peace efforts while sporadic fighting threatens a shaky ceasefire . Their repeated refusal to negotiate Why did they repeatedly refuse to negotiate? 19 24 -1081 4 Bosnian Serbs have rejected the plan as leaving them with economically and politically ineffective fragments of the country . Their repeated refusal to negotiate with the Muslim - led government has derailed U . S . peace efforts while sporadic fighting threatens a shaky ceasefire . refusal to negotiate Why were they refusing to negotiate? 21 24 -1081 4 Bosnian Serbs have rejected the plan as leaving them with economically and politically ineffective fragments of the country . Their repeated refusal to negotiate with the Muslim - led government has derailed U . S . peace efforts while sporadic fighting threatens a shaky ceasefire . economically and politically ineffective Which parts of the nation were considered less useful? 10 14 -1081 5 The effect of Holbrooke ' s talks with Muslim and Croat leaders could isolate the Serbs diplomatically . " We ' re trying to send them a political signal , " said a senior U . S . official , speaking on condition of anonymity , could isolate How would they be isolated diplomatically? 12 14 -1081 5 The effect of Holbrooke ' s talks with Muslim and Croat leaders could isolate the Serbs diplomatically . " We ' re trying to send them a political signal , " said a senior U . S . official , speaking on condition of anonymity , on condition of anonymity , Why was the official anonymous 41 46 -1081 5 The effect of Holbrooke ' s talks with Muslim and Croat leaders could isolate the Serbs diplomatically . " We ' re trying to send them a political signal , " said a senior U . S . official , speaking on condition of anonymity , isolate the Serbs diplomatically Why would the Serbs be isolated? 13 17 -1082 1 Record numbers of illegal immigrants were caught trying to sneak into Arizona from Mexico last month , an influx some believe is driven partly by the fall of the peso . sneak How are they sneaking into the country? 9 10 -1082 1 Record numbers of illegal immigrants were caught trying to sneak into Arizona from Mexico last month , an influx some believe is driven partly by the fall of the peso . peso Why has the peso fallen? 29 30 -1082 1 Record numbers of illegal immigrants were caught trying to sneak into Arizona from Mexico last month , an influx some believe is driven partly by the fall of the peso . Record numbers A record in regards to what? What is the actual number? 0 2 -1082 1 Record numbers of illegal immigrants were caught trying to sneak into Arizona from Mexico last month , an influx some believe is driven partly by the fall of the peso . some believe Do only some believe it, or is this an actual fact? Why include this if it is only partially believed? 19 21 -1082 1 Record numbers of illegal immigrants were caught trying to sneak into Arizona from Mexico last month , an influx some believe is driven partly by the fall of the peso . Record What is the average number of illegal immigrants caught? 0 1 -1082 1 Record numbers of illegal immigrants were caught trying to sneak into Arizona from Mexico last month , an influx some believe is driven partly by the fall of the peso . some Who does 'some' refer to? 19 20 -1082 1 Record numbers of illegal immigrants were caught trying to sneak into Arizona from Mexico last month , an influx some believe is driven partly by the fall of the peso . by the fall of the peso . What is causing the devaluation? 24 31 -1082 2 Arrests of alleged illegal immigrants around the state ' s biggest border crossing at Nogales topped 19 , 000 in January , nearly double the number in January 1994 . Elsewhere along the border , arrests were up 25 percent in El Paso , Texas , but down 13 percent in San Diego . crossing at Nogales topped 19 , 000 in January , Why are the numbers getting bigger? 12 22 -1082 2 Arrests of alleged illegal immigrants around the state ' s biggest border crossing at Nogales topped 19 , 000 in January , nearly double the number in January 1994 . Elsewhere along the border , arrests were up 25 percent in El Paso , Texas , but down 13 percent in San Diego . border , What are the top entry points used by illegal immigrants? 33 35 -1082 3 " There is a growing number of impoverished Mexicans , and as that number increases . we will see pressures to come to this country , " said Isabel Garcia , an attorney and activist here . impoverished Why is there a growing number of impoverished Mexicans? 7 8 -1082 3 " There is a growing number of impoverished Mexicans , and as that number increases . we will see pressures to come to this country , " said Isabel Garcia , an attorney and activist here . activist here An activist for what? 34 36 -1082 3 " There is a growing number of impoverished Mexicans , and as that number increases . we will see pressures to come to this country , " said Isabel Garcia , an attorney and activist here . here Where does 'here' refer to? 35 36 -1082 4 The Mexican peso began sliding Dec . 20 , and had lost 45 percent of its value against the dollar as of Monday . The currency rallied Tuesday after President Clinton offered to double the U . S . credit line to Mexico , but the long - term effect on the Mexican economy was unclear . peso began sliding Dec . 20 , What caused the peso to begin losing value? 2 9 -1082 4 The Mexican peso began sliding Dec . 20 , and had lost 45 percent of its value against the dollar as of Monday . The currency rallied Tuesday after President Clinton offered to double the U . S . credit line to Mexico , but the long - term effect on the Mexican economy was unclear . was unclear Why was it unclear? Was the data not sufficient? 54 56 -1082 4 The Mexican peso began sliding Dec . 20 , and had lost 45 percent of its value against the dollar as of Monday . The currency rallied Tuesday after President Clinton offered to double the U . S . credit line to Mexico , but the long - term effect on the Mexican economy was unclear . lost What caused this drop? 11 12 -1082 4 The Mexican peso began sliding Dec . 20 , and had lost 45 percent of its value against the dollar as of Monday . The currency rallied Tuesday after President Clinton offered to double the U . S . credit line to Mexico , but the long - term effect on the Mexican economy was unclear . long - term What solutions have been proposed by the Mexican government? 46 49 -1082 5 The peso devaluation might push tens of thousands more Mexicans to seek jobs in the United States , said Jack Martin , research director for the Washington - based Center for Immigration Studies . He said perhaps 150 , 000 illegal Mexican immigrants find long - term jobs in this country each year . peso How can the peso regain its value? 1 2 -1082 5 The peso devaluation might push tens of thousands more Mexicans to seek jobs in the United States , said Jack Martin , research director for the Washington - based Center for Immigration Studies . He said perhaps 150 , 000 illegal Mexican immigrants find long - term jobs in this country each year . long - term jobs What kind of jobs, and in what industries? 44 48 -1082 5 The peso devaluation might push tens of thousands more Mexicans to seek jobs in the United States , said Jack Martin , research director for the Washington - based Center for Immigration Studies . He said perhaps 150 , 000 illegal Mexican immigrants find long - term jobs in this country each year . might push Why might this push them to seek jobs in America? 3 5 -1082 5 The peso devaluation might push tens of thousands more Mexicans to seek jobs in the United States , said Jack Martin , research director for the Washington - based Center for Immigration Studies . He said perhaps 150 , 000 illegal Mexican immigrants find long - term jobs in this country each year . jobs What are the top industries for illegal immigrants to seek jobs in the United States? 12 13 -1083 1 An overactive gene may cause some cases of the most common form of diabetes by interfering with the body ' s response to insulin , a study suggests . overactive gene What gene? 1 3 -1083 1 An overactive gene may cause some cases of the most common form of diabetes by interfering with the body ' s response to insulin , a study suggests . An overactive gene Is the gene a hereditary gene or not? 0 3 -1083 1 An overactive gene may cause some cases of the most common form of diabetes by interfering with the body ' s response to insulin , a study suggests . interfering with In what way does the gene interfere? 15 17 -1083 1 An overactive gene may cause some cases of the most common form of diabetes by interfering with the body ' s response to insulin , a study suggests . study Which study? 26 27 -1083 1 An overactive gene may cause some cases of the most common form of diabetes by interfering with the body ' s response to insulin , a study suggests . An overactive gene may cause some cases How does this gene cause diabetes? 0 7 -1083 1 An overactive gene may cause some cases of the most common form of diabetes by interfering with the body ' s response to insulin , a study suggests . interfering with the body ' s response to insulin , How does the gene interact with the pancreas to cause an improper response to insulin? 15 25 -1083 2 If so , scientists may be able to treat those cases better by developing drugs to shut off the gene , said researcher Dr . Ira D . Goldfine . developing drugs to shut off the gene , Are these drugs applied before or after the diabetes starts? 13 21 -1083 2 If so , scientists may be able to treat those cases better by developing drugs to shut off the gene , said researcher Dr . Ira D . Goldfine . by developing drugs to shut off the gene , What would this drug be made out of? 12 21 -1083 3 More than 95 percent of the nearly 14 million Americans with diabetes have so - called type II or adult - onset diabetes , which often develops after age 30 . In type II diabetes , a person ' s body fails to respond normally to insulin , which is supposed to lower blood sugar levels . More than 95 percent of the nearly 14 million How do 14 million different, unrelated people end up with Type II, adult onset diabetes? 0 9 -1083 3 More than 95 percent of the nearly 14 million Americans with diabetes have so - called type II or adult - onset diabetes , which often develops after age 30 . In type II diabetes , a person ' s body fails to respond normally to insulin , which is supposed to lower blood sugar levels . which often develops after age 30 Why does it develop mostly after the age of 30? Is there anything to prevent this? 24 30 -1083 3 More than 95 percent of the nearly 14 million Americans with diabetes have so - called type II or adult - onset diabetes , which often develops after age 30 . In type II diabetes , a person ' s body fails to respond normally to insulin , which is supposed to lower blood sugar levels . fails to respond normally to insulin , What would happen if the body fails to respond normally to insulin? 41 48 -1083 4 The new work identified a protein that may hinder the body ' s response to insulin . The protein may cause diabetes if the body makes too much of it on orders of the hyperactive gene , Goldfine said . protein What protein? 5 6 -1083 4 The new work identified a protein that may hinder the body ' s response to insulin . The protein may cause diabetes if the body makes too much of it on orders of the hyperactive gene , Goldfine said . protein What does this protein do in or to the human body? 5 6 -1083 4 The new work identified a protein that may hinder the body ' s response to insulin . The protein may cause diabetes if the body makes too much of it on orders of the hyperactive gene , Goldfine said . hyperactive gene What is the purpose of this gene? How does it affect the human body in both diabetics and non diabetics? 34 36 -1083 4 The new work identified a protein that may hinder the body ' s response to insulin . The protein may cause diabetes if the body makes too much of it on orders of the hyperactive gene , Goldfine said . a protein Does the protein have any other functions than just hindering the response to insulin? 4 6 -1083 4 The new work identified a protein that may hinder the body ' s response to insulin . The protein may cause diabetes if the body makes too much of it on orders of the hyperactive gene , Goldfine said . a protein Where is this protein stored in the body? 4 6 -1083 5 It ' s not clear yet what percentage of type II diabetes may be due to this gene , he said . type II diabetes What about other forms of diabetes? 9 12 -1083 5 It ' s not clear yet what percentage of type II diabetes may be due to this gene , he said . may be due to this gene Why do they not know the percentage? 12 18 -1084 1 Prime Minister Nicholas Brathwaite , who led an interim government after American - led forces ousted left - wing rulers in 1983 , stepped down from power Wednesday in favor of a longtime associate . ousted left - wing rulers Where were these rulers deposed from? 15 20 -1084 1 Prime Minister Nicholas Brathwaite , who led an interim government after American - led forces ousted left - wing rulers in 1983 , stepped down from power Wednesday in favor of a longtime associate . longtime associate who is the associate? 32 34 -1084 1 Prime Minister Nicholas Brathwaite , who led an interim government after American - led forces ousted left - wing rulers in 1983 , stepped down from power Wednesday in favor of a longtime associate . Prime Minister Nicholas Brathwaite , Of what country? 0 5 -1084 2 Agriculture Minister George Brizan took the oath of office from Governor General Sir Reginald Palmer to run this Caribbean nation of 95 , 000 people . 95 , 000 people which nation is that? 21 25 -1084 4 Brathwaite , 69 , also a former teacher , told The Associated Press he was retaining his parliamentary seat from the outlying island of Carriacou but would not take on any Cabinet duties . would not take on any Cabinet duties Why would he not take any additional tasks? 26 33 -1084 4 Brathwaite , 69 , also a former teacher , told The Associated Press he was retaining his parliamentary seat from the outlying island of Carriacou but would not take on any Cabinet duties . former teacher , who did he teach? 6 9 -1084 5 " I am having two months which I consider to be set aside for complete relaxation , " Brathwaite said in an interview . He said he had wanted to complete this year ' s budget , presented Jan . 19 , and wrap up a series of echnomic reforms before leaving office . series of echnomic reforms Which reforms were going to be undertaken? 46 50 -1085 1 Wales notched its first victory over England in 18 years with an 18 - 16 come - from - behind triumph Wednesday night in the rugby league European Championship . first victory over England in 18 years What was the date of the last victory? 3 10 -1085 1 Wales notched its first victory over England in 18 years with an 18 - 16 come - from - behind triumph Wednesday night in the rugby league European Championship . first victory Why did it take so long? 3 5 -1085 2 The Red Dragons trailed 16 - 8 with 17 minutes to play , but roared back with a second try from scrum - half Kevin Ellis and a conversion and two drop goals from captain Jonathan Davies . second try What was the second try? 18 20 -1085 2 The Red Dragons trailed 16 - 8 with 17 minutes to play , but roared back with a second try from scrum - half Kevin Ellis and a conversion and two drop goals from captain Jonathan Davies . conversion Does a conversion count as points? 28 29 -1085 2 The Red Dragons trailed 16 - 8 with 17 minutes to play , but roared back with a second try from scrum - half Kevin Ellis and a conversion and two drop goals from captain Jonathan Davies . drop goals What is a drop goal? 31 33 -1085 3 Wales can now clinch the three - team European Championship , which is being contested for the first since 1981 , with a victory at France on March 4 . being contested for the first since 1981 , Who contested the competition in 1981? 13 21 -1085 3 Wales can now clinch the three - team European Championship , which is being contested for the first since 1981 , with a victory at France on March 4 . contested Why is the Championship being contested? 14 15 -1085 4 England hosts France in the tournament ' s other match on Feb . 15 . All three teams are using the games to prepare for the rugby league World Cup in October . the rugby league World Cup in October When in October does the world cup start? 25 32 -1085 4 England hosts France in the tournament ' s other match on Feb . 15 . All three teams are using the games to prepare for the rugby league World Cup in October . the games Games against each other? 20 22 -1085 5 Ellis put Wales ahead in the 19th minute with a try , converted by Davies . try , What is a try? 10 12 -1085 5 Ellis put Wales ahead in the 19th minute with a try , converted by Davies . converted What does it mean to convert? I'm not familiar with sports. 12 13 -1085 5 Ellis put Wales ahead in the 19th minute with a try , converted by Davies . try , What does it mean to try in this context? I'm not familiar with sports. 10 12 -1086 1 The presidents of Ecuador and Peru continue to benefit from flaring nationalistic passions even as their Andean nations ' border conflict ebbs from armed confrontations into angry words . continue to benefit How does the nationalism benefit them? 6 9 -1086 1 The presidents of Ecuador and Peru continue to benefit from flaring nationalistic passions even as their Andean nations ' border conflict ebbs from armed confrontations into angry words . confrontations How large of their border is under dissension? 24 25 -1086 1 The presidents of Ecuador and Peru continue to benefit from flaring nationalistic passions even as their Andean nations ' border conflict ebbs from armed confrontations into angry words . benefit from flaring nationalistic passions How are the two countries benefiting? 8 13 -1086 2 Peruvian President Alberto Fujimori is running for re - election in April , but the campaign has been virtually forgotten since the fighting started . His major opponents have ceased their criticism and unified against Ecuador . unified against Ecuador Why are they fighting with Ecuador? 33 36 -1086 2 Peruvian President Alberto Fujimori is running for re - election in April , but the campaign has been virtually forgotten since the fighting started . His major opponents have ceased their criticism and unified against Ecuador . opponents Who are his major opponents? 27 28 -1086 3 At the same time , Ecuadorean President Sixto Duran - Ballen is basking in new popularity since skirmishes broke out . He addresses large crowds several times a day from a balcony of the presidential palace in downtown colonial Quito , Ecuador ' s capital . basking in new popularity Was he unpopular before? 12 16 -1086 3 At the same time , Ecuadorean President Sixto Duran - Ballen is basking in new popularity since skirmishes broke out . He addresses large crowds several times a day from a balcony of the presidential palace in downtown colonial Quito , Ecuador ' s capital . addresses What messages is President Sixto Duran-Ballen sending his people? 22 23 -1086 4 On Wednesday , envoys from both nations met for the second day in Rio de Janeiro with representatives of Brazil , Argentina , Chile and the United States to find a peaceful solution to the dispute . dispute What is the source of the dispute? 35 36 -1086 4 On Wednesday , envoys from both nations met for the second day in Rio de Janeiro with representatives of Brazil , Argentina , Chile and the United States to find a peaceful solution to the dispute . solution Did they ever find a solution over their border disagreement? 32 33 -1086 5 But the animosity between delegates from Peru and Ecuador was strong enough to require their lunches to be served in separate rooms . separate rooms Did the other delegates eat together? 20 22 -1087 1 A New Jersey munitions maker has agreed to close after admitting in court Wednesday that it schemed to illegally ship 300 , 000 artillery parts to Iraq prior to the Kuwait invasion . A New Jersey munitions maker What is the name of the company? 0 5 -1087 1 A New Jersey munitions maker has agreed to close after admitting in court Wednesday that it schemed to illegally ship 300 , 000 artillery parts to Iraq prior to the Kuwait invasion . illegally Why are these actions illegal? 18 19 -1087 2 Rexon Technology Corp . of Wayne tried to send the components through Jordan , although executives had " collective knowledge " that the devices , used to detonate a powerful howitzer shell , were destined for Iraq , a lawyer for the company told a federal judge . powerful How powerful are the howitzer shells? 29 30 -1087 2 Rexon Technology Corp . of Wayne tried to send the components through Jordan , although executives had " collective knowledge " that the devices , used to detonate a powerful howitzer shell , were destined for Iraq , a lawyer for the company told a federal judge . " collective knowledge " How did they have this collective knowledge? 17 21 -1087 3 The deal was never completed after the first shipment was intercepted in Britain , officials said . first shipment When was the first shipment? 7 9 -1087 3 The deal was never completed after the first shipment was intercepted in Britain , officials said . intercepted How were British authorities able to intercept the shipment? 10 11 -1087 3 The deal was never completed after the first shipment was intercepted in Britain , officials said . intercepted How was the shipment intercepted? 10 11 -1087 3 The deal was never completed after the first shipment was intercepted in Britain , officials said . first shipment was intercepted why was it intercepted in Britain? 7 11 -1087 4 The conspiracy allegedly also involved a Belgian company linked to a planned Iraqi " supergun , " a long - range cannon designed to fire nuclear weapons . Belgian company What is the name? 6 8 -1087 4 The conspiracy allegedly also involved a Belgian company linked to a planned Iraqi " supergun , " a long - range cannon designed to fire nuclear weapons . planned How was this supergun planned? 11 12 -1087 4 The conspiracy allegedly also involved a Belgian company linked to a planned Iraqi " supergun , " a long - range cannon designed to fire nuclear weapons . involved a Belgian company How did it involve the Belgian company? 4 8 -1087 5 As part of its plea bargain , Rexon will close within six months of sentencing , scheduled for Feb . 22 before U . S . District Judge Maryanne Trump Barry , and charges will be dropped against three of its officers and a consultant . charges will be dropped Why will closing the company lead to charges being dropped if a crime has been committed? 33 37 -1087 5 As part of its plea bargain , Rexon will close within six months of sentencing , scheduled for Feb . 22 before U . S . District Judge Maryanne Trump Barry , and charges will be dropped against three of its officers and a consultant . charges will be dropped Why will only some people get their charges dropped? 33 37 -1088 1 An animal rights protester was killed Wednesday when she slipped and fell under a truck as she tried to stop it during a demonstration against the export of live calves . An animal rights protester What is their name? 0 4 -1088 1 An animal rights protester was killed Wednesday when she slipped and fell under a truck as she tried to stop it during a demonstration against the export of live calves . she tried to stop Why did the woman try to stop the truck on her own? 16 20 -1088 2 Police said Jill Phipps , 31 , was crushed by the slow - moving truck as it delivered 100 calves to the airport at Coventry 80 miles ( 125 km ) northwest of London for export to the Netherlands . crushed Why was she crushed by a slow-moving truck? 8 9 -1088 3 About 100 police guarded the entrance to the airport . But eyewitnesses said that Ms . Phipps , who had a nine - year - old boy , and about 40 other demonstrators evaded them and ran to the truck . guarded Where were 100 police guarding the airport? 3 4 -1088 4 She and three other people tried to climb onto the cab of the truck but she slipped . climb onto the cab of the truck Why did the woman think this would be effective? 7 14 -1089 1 Six endangered California condors were moved to holding pens in a remote forest canyon Wednesday to prepare them for their release into the wild . condors What are condors? 3 4 -1089 2 The large birds - - four females and two males - - were transported from the Los Angeles Zoo to a site in Los Padres National Forest in Santa Barbara County . They are to be released Feb . 8 , and three condors now living in the wild are to be returned to captivity . Feb should you mention the year? 37 38 -1089 2 The large birds - - four females and two males - - were transported from the Los Angeles Zoo to a site in Los Padres National Forest in Santa Barbara County . They are to be released Feb . 8 , and three condors now living in the wild are to be returned to captivity . in the wild are to be returned to captivity Why are the wild birds being taken into captivity? 46 55 -1089 2 The large birds - - four females and two males - - were transported from the Los Angeles Zoo to a site in Los Padres National Forest in Santa Barbara County . They are to be released Feb . 8 , and three condors now living in the wild are to be returned to captivity . transported why are they being moved? 13 14 -1089 2 The large birds - - four females and two males - - were transported from the Los Angeles Zoo to a site in Los Padres National Forest in Santa Barbara County . They are to be released Feb . 8 , and three condors now living in the wild are to be returned to captivity . returned will they be able to adjust to the new living conditions? 52 53 -1089 3 The six birds will bring to 19 the number released through the California Condor Recovery Program since 1992 , although only three are in the wild now . three what is their gender? 21 22 -1089 4 Four died after hitting power lines and one died after ingesting antifreeze . Five were returned to captivity after straying too close to power lines . returned to captivity after what does this say about capturing and releasing animals? 15 19 -1089 5 The other three will be returned to captivity so they don ' t lead the new birds to hazardous areas , officials said . don ' t lead the new birds to hazardous areas , What is the mechanism that causes some condors to lead fellow birds into these hazards? 10 21 -1089 5 The other three will be returned to captivity so they don ' t lead the new birds to hazardous areas , officials said . hazardous what are the hazardous areas to avoid? 18 19 -1090 1 In low - key ceremonies , the Philippines on Friday marks the 50th anniversary of the U . S . recapture of Manila , a battle which destroyed the city and killed an estimated 100 , 000 Filipino civilians . recapture What war was this? 20 21 -1090 1 In low - key ceremonies , the Philippines on Friday marks the 50th anniversary of the U . S . recapture of Manila , a battle which destroyed the city and killed an estimated 100 , 000 Filipino civilians . recapture of Manila , Was it theirs in the first place? 20 24 -1090 2 Historians describe the month - long battle as one of the great tragedies of World War II and a half century later still debate whether it was even necessary . Among Allied capitals , only Warsaw suffered greater devastation . whether it was even necessary Why wouldn't the battle have been necessary? 24 29 -1090 2 Historians describe the month - long battle as one of the great tragedies of World War II and a half century later still debate whether it was even necessary . Among Allied capitals , only Warsaw suffered greater devastation . necessary How would the battle not have made a difference in the outcome? 28 29 -1090 2 Historians describe the month - long battle as one of the great tragedies of World War II and a half century later still debate whether it was even necessary . Among Allied capitals , only Warsaw suffered greater devastation . devastation Was there an alternative to the recapture of Manila? 38 39 -1090 2 Historians describe the month - long battle as one of the great tragedies of World War II and a half century later still debate whether it was even necessary . Among Allied capitals , only Warsaw suffered greater devastation . whether it was even necessary Why did the battle take place? 24 29 -1090 3 The anniversary has also reopened old wounds among the generation that remembers the battle , including ferocious American artillery fire , house - to - house fighting and the orgy of rape and murder by Japanese troops . Japanese troops Why were the Japanese involved? 35 37 -1090 4 Because of the controversy , city officials will mark the anniversary with subdued ceremonies , including wreath - layings , photo exhibits and a Mass celebrated by Manila ' s archbishop , Cardinal Jaime L . Sin . Mass celebrated by Manila ' s archbishop , Why celebrate at all? 24 32 -1090 5 The battle began on Feb . 3 , 1945 when the U . S . 1st Cavalry Division entered the city nearly a month after the U . S . Army landed at the Lingayen Gulf , about 176 kilometers ( 110 miles ) to the north . entered the city Why was the Division sent? 18 21 -1090 5 The battle began on Feb . 3 , 1945 when the U . S . 1st Cavalry Division entered the city nearly a month after the U . S . Army landed at the Lingayen Gulf , about 176 kilometers ( 110 miles ) to the north . U . S . 1st Cavalry Division entered the city Why did it take a full month for the US to reach the city after landing? 11 21 -1091 1 Overwhelmed by refugees from rebel Chechnya , the neighboring region of Ingushetia is calling on President Boris Yeltsin to negotiate an end to the devastating Chechen war . Chechnya , the neighboring Where is Chechnya located? 5 9 -1091 1 Overwhelmed by refugees from rebel Chechnya , the neighboring region of Ingushetia is calling on President Boris Yeltsin to negotiate an end to the devastating Chechen war . Chechen war What is the Chechen war? Who started it? Who is involved? 25 27 -1091 2 " Every fourth person on Ingush territory is a refugee , " Ingush Vice President Boris Agapov said Wednesday . " If things continue the way they are going , soon it will be every other person . " way What are the conditions like that make the condition bad for refugees? 25 26 -1091 3 A year after Chechnya declared independence in 1991 , Ingushetia and its neighbor , North Ossetia , became embroiled in civil war . Russian troops quelled the conflict , but a state of emergency remains in place today and thousands of people remain refugees . refugees Why is the country not able to come out of a state of emergency today? 43 44 -1091 4 Now Moscow ' s war in Chechnya , launched Dec . 11 , has sent thousands more refugees into Ingushetia . Agapov said about 120 , 000 people have squeezed into his republic , which is hard - pressed to care for them . Now Moscow ' s war in What started this war and with who? 0 6 -1091 5 " There is no famine yet . But the situation is terrible , " he said . terrible , " How bad is the situation in detail? 11 14 -1091 5 " There is no famine yet . But the situation is terrible , " he said . situation What issues are being experienced? 9 10 -1092 1 Foreign Minister Yohei Kono said Thursday that Japan will suspend financial assistance to North Korea if it fails to disclose details of its past nuclear development projects . financial assistance What kind of financial assistance do they currently provide? 10 12 -1092 1 Foreign Minister Yohei Kono said Thursday that Japan will suspend financial assistance to North Korea if it fails to disclose details of its past nuclear development projects . suspend financial assistance What type of financial assistance was N Korea receiving? 9 12 -1092 1 Foreign Minister Yohei Kono said Thursday that Japan will suspend financial assistance to North Korea if it fails to disclose details of its past nuclear development projects . details of its past nuclear development projects Why do Japan need North Korea's details of past nuclear developments? 20 27 -1092 1 Foreign Minister Yohei Kono said Thursday that Japan will suspend financial assistance to North Korea if it fails to disclose details of its past nuclear development projects . assistance What types of financial assistance has Japan been providing for North Korea? 11 12 -1092 2 U . S . and North Korean negotiators signed a landmark agreement in October , in which North Korea agreed to freeze all current nuclear activities and allow general inspections of its declared nuclear sites by the International Atomic Energy Agency . landmark Why is the agreement considered a landmark agreement? 10 11 -1092 2 U . S . and North Korean negotiators signed a landmark agreement in October , in which North Korea agreed to freeze all current nuclear activities and allow general inspections of its declared nuclear sites by the International Atomic Energy Agency . allow general inspections Why does North Korea allow general inspection of its declared nuclear sites? 27 30 -1092 2 U . S . and North Korean negotiators signed a landmark agreement in October , in which North Korea agreed to freeze all current nuclear activities and allow general inspections of its declared nuclear sites by the International Atomic Energy Agency . International Which countries are represented by the International Atomic Energy Agency? 37 38 -1092 3 But special inspections of two suspected nuclear waste sites - - which would show if Pyongyang had made a bomb in the past - - will be delayed for several years . years Why will it be delayed for so long? 30 31 -1092 3 But special inspections of two suspected nuclear waste sites - - which would show if Pyongyang had made a bomb in the past - - will be delayed for several years . will be delayed for several years . Why would the special inspections be delayed? 25 32 -1092 3 But special inspections of two suspected nuclear waste sites - - which would show if Pyongyang had made a bomb in the past - - will be delayed for several years . delayed for several years Why is the special inspections delayed for several years? 27 31 -1092 3 But special inspections of two suspected nuclear waste sites - - which would show if Pyongyang had made a bomb in the past - - will be delayed for several years . delayed Did the inspection eventually occur after the delay? 27 28 -1092 4 Japan has pledged to help foot part of the dlrs 4 billion needed to supply two light - water nuclear reactors , but repeatedly has demanded that the North ' s suspected nuclear development should be thoroughly opened . nuclear reactors , Why does N. Korea need nuclear reactors? 19 22 -1092 4 Japan has pledged to help foot part of the dlrs 4 billion needed to supply two light - water nuclear reactors , but repeatedly has demanded that the North ' s suspected nuclear development should be thoroughly opened . pledged to help Why would Japan pledged to help North Korea? 2 5 -1092 4 Japan has pledged to help foot part of the dlrs 4 billion needed to supply two light - water nuclear reactors , but repeatedly has demanded that the North ' s suspected nuclear development should be thoroughly opened . light - water How much energy can two light-water nuclear reactors provide a country? 16 19 -1092 5 During a Budget Committee session of Japan ' s parliament Thursday , Kono said under the accord between the United States and North Korea , the North will be required to " completely " eliminate nuclear suspicions before main portions of the light - water reactors are to be introduced there . portions How many stages will the installation of light-water reactors require? 39 40 -1093 1 Government troops fired warning shots at Tamil Tiger rebels for the first time since a truce began in Sri Lanka ' s bloody ethnic war nearly a month ago , military officials said Thursday . fired warning shots Why were these shots fired? 2 5 -1093 1 Government troops fired warning shots at Tamil Tiger rebels for the first time since a truce began in Sri Lanka ' s bloody ethnic war nearly a month ago , military officials said Thursday . fired warning shots at Tamil Tiger rebels Why were shots fired? 2 9 -1093 1 Government troops fired warning shots at Tamil Tiger rebels for the first time since a truce began in Sri Lanka ' s bloody ethnic war nearly a month ago , military officials said Thursday . Tamil Tiger rebels who are they? 6 9 -1093 2 Soldiers fired in the air to warn two rebels who had approached the Pooneryn military base in northern Sri Lanka Wednesday night , said an official who cannot be identified under briefing rules . approached Does anyone know why the two repels approached the base? 11 12 -1093 2 Soldiers fired in the air to warn two rebels who had approached the Pooneryn military base in northern Sri Lanka Wednesday night , said an official who cannot be identified under briefing rules . who had approached the Pooneryn military base Why had the rebels gone after the base? 9 16 -1093 2 Soldiers fired in the air to warn two rebels who had approached the Pooneryn military base in northern Sri Lanka Wednesday night , said an official who cannot be identified under briefing rules . Pooneryn military base is it a large base? 13 16 -1093 4 The truce , the first in nearly five years , brought a halt to the fighting in the 11 - year civil war that has killed more than 34 , 000 people . 34 , 000 people What populations of people does this include? 28 32 -1093 4 The truce , the first in nearly five years , brought a halt to the fighting in the 11 - year civil war that has killed more than 34 , 000 people . the 11 - year civil war What was the main cause of the civil war in this nation? 17 23 -1093 4 The truce , the first in nearly five years , brought a halt to the fighting in the 11 - year civil war that has killed more than 34 , 000 people . first in nearly five years , why did the last truce not work? 4 10 -1093 5 No cutoff date has been set for the cease - fire , but both sides can call it off on 72 - hours ' notice . can call it off Why would one side want to call off the cease-fire? 15 19 -1094 1 West Indies cricket captain Courtney Walsh was Thursday named in a 12 - man squad for the first cricket Test against New Zealand , which starts Friday at Lancaster Park . Test What is a cricket test? 19 20 -1094 2 But a decision on whether he will take the field or be 12th man will be left until the morning . be left until the morning Why will it be left until morning? 15 20 -1094 2 But a decision on whether he will take the field or be 12th man will be left until the morning . will be left until the morning Why will the decision have to wait? 14 20 -1094 2 But a decision on whether he will take the field or be 12th man will be left until the morning . field Who are the key members of this team? 9 10 -1094 3 Walsh has been undergoing treatment for an injured back for over a week but said Thursday he " felt a lot better " after a reasonably strenuous workout in the nets . said Thursday he " felt a lot better " How does a person recover from an injured back in about a week? 14 23 -1094 3 Walsh has been undergoing treatment for an injured back for over a week but said Thursday he " felt a lot better " after a reasonably strenuous workout in the nets . injured When and how did the injury happen? 7 8 -1094 4 The West Indies left Anderson Cummins and Roland Holder out of their squad and Walsh said he would have to be confident of seeing out all five days if he was to play . left Anderson Cummins and Roland Holder out Why were these two players left out? 3 10 -1094 4 The West Indies left Anderson Cummins and Roland Holder out of their squad and Walsh said he would have to be confident of seeing out all five days if he was to play . West Is West Indies the name of the cricket team or referring to nationality? 1 2 -1094 5 " I won ' t risk it if I can ' t survive five days but I would say I ' m 75 percent certain of playing , " Walsh said . Walsh What does Walsh's physical therapist and coach say about his injury? 29 30 -1095 1 One of Algeria ' s top Islamic leaders has condemned a plan for presidential elections this summer , calling it a ploy by a corrupt government that will only intensify the country ' s three - year Islamic insurgency . One of Algeria ' s top Islamic leaders What is the name of this leader? 0 8 -1095 1 One of Algeria ' s top Islamic leaders has condemned a plan for presidential elections this summer , calling it a ploy by a corrupt government that will only intensify the country ' s three - year Islamic insurgency . condemned a plan for presidential elections Why was the plan seen as contemptible? 9 15 -1095 1 One of Algeria ' s top Islamic leaders has condemned a plan for presidential elections this summer , calling it a ploy by a corrupt government that will only intensify the country ' s three - year Islamic insurgency . condemned In what ways has one of Algeria's top Islamic leaders condemned a plan for this summer's presidential elections? 9 10 -1095 1 One of Algeria ' s top Islamic leaders has condemned a plan for presidential elections this summer , calling it a ploy by a corrupt government that will only intensify the country ' s three - year Islamic insurgency . corrupt In what ways is the government corrupt? 24 25 -1095 1 One of Algeria ' s top Islamic leaders has condemned a plan for presidential elections this summer , calling it a ploy by a corrupt government that will only intensify the country ' s three - year Islamic insurgency . only intensify How will it intensify? 28 30 -1095 2 Algeria ' s leading opposition parties have already dismissed the military government ' s plan for elections . Algeria ' s leading opposition parties Exactly which parties are leading? 0 6 -1095 2 Algeria ' s leading opposition parties have already dismissed the military government ' s plan for elections . opposition parties Who are the members of Algeria's leading opposition parties? 4 6 -1095 2 Algeria ' s leading opposition parties have already dismissed the military government ' s plan for elections . leading opposition parties Who are these parties and why don't they like the military government? 3 6 -1095 3 They say the elections are premature given the climate of violence and will lack legitimacy if they do not include the outlawed Islamic Salvation Front , which was set to win the 1992 elections that the military government canceled . that the military government canceled Why were the elections cancelled then? 34 39 -1095 3 They say the elections are premature given the climate of violence and will lack legitimacy if they do not include the outlawed Islamic Salvation Front , which was set to win the 1992 elections that the military government canceled . outlawed Islamic Salvation Front , Why were these groups outlawed? 21 26 -1095 3 They say the elections are premature given the climate of violence and will lack legitimacy if they do not include the outlawed Islamic Salvation Front , which was set to win the 1992 elections that the military government canceled . outlawed Why is the Islamic Salvation Front outlawed? 21 22 -1095 3 They say the elections are premature given the climate of violence and will lack legitimacy if they do not include the outlawed Islamic Salvation Front , which was set to win the 1992 elections that the military government canceled . military government canceled Why did the military government cancel the 1992 elections? 36 39 -1095 3 They say the elections are premature given the climate of violence and will lack legitimacy if they do not include the outlawed Islamic Salvation Front , which was set to win the 1992 elections that the military government canceled . outlawed Islamic Salvation Front , Why was it outlawed? 21 26 -1095 4 More than 15 , 000 people , including about 80 foreigners , have been killed in the fighting between the militants and security forces , spawned by the cancellation of the elections . including about 80 foreigners , Foreigners from which countries? 7 12 -1095 4 More than 15 , 000 people , including about 80 foreigners , have been killed in the fighting between the militants and security forces , spawned by the cancellation of the elections . militants and security forces , What populations comprise the opposing military and security forces? 20 25 -1095 4 More than 15 , 000 people , including about 80 foreigners , have been killed in the fighting between the militants and security forces , spawned by the cancellation of the elections . killed in the fighting So cancelling the elections is causing as much harm as holding them? 14 18 -1095 5 The statement by Ali Belhadj , the Salvation Front ' s No . 2 leader , further dashed hopes for a compromise solution . The statement by Ali Belhadj , What was his statement? 0 6 -1095 5 The statement by Ali Belhadj , the Salvation Front ' s No . 2 leader , further dashed hopes for a compromise solution . a compromise solution What would the possible compromise entail? 20 23 -1095 5 The statement by Ali Belhadj , the Salvation Front ' s No . 2 leader , further dashed hopes for a compromise solution . statement What did Belhadj say in his statement that resulted in dashed hopes for a compromise solution? 1 2 -1095 5 The statement by Ali Belhadj , the Salvation Front ' s No . 2 leader , further dashed hopes for a compromise solution . further dashed hopes Why does it further dash hopes? 16 19 -1096 1 Eddie Bauer , an American retailer , announced Thursday that it will pull its business out of Burma as the military junta there pounded rebel positions along the Thai border . pounded rebel positions what does this mean? 23 26 -1096 1 Eddie Bauer , an American retailer , announced Thursday that it will pull its business out of Burma as the military junta there pounded rebel positions along the Thai border . Eddie Bauer , What is Eddie Bauer's interest in Thailand? 0 3 -1096 1 Eddie Bauer , an American retailer , announced Thursday that it will pull its business out of Burma as the military junta there pounded rebel positions along the Thai border . rebel positions Who are the \"rebel positions\"? 24 26 -1096 1 Eddie Bauer , an American retailer , announced Thursday that it will pull its business out of Burma as the military junta there pounded rebel positions along the Thai border . along the Thai border Why are there rebel positions along the Thai border? 26 30 -1096 1 Eddie Bauer , an American retailer , announced Thursday that it will pull its business out of Burma as the military junta there pounded rebel positions along the Thai border . Burma How popular is the Eddie Bauer company in this region? 17 18 -1096 2 The Thai government , meanwhile , signed an agreement to buy natural gas from Burma . UNOCAL Corp . of the United States and Total of France are to help develop the gas field . buy natural gas Does the Thai government have any agreements with other countries to purchase natural gas? 10 13 -1096 2 The Thai government , meanwhile , signed an agreement to buy natural gas from Burma . UNOCAL Corp . of the United States and Total of France are to help develop the gas field . field What are the economical conditions of Burma? 33 34 -1096 2 The Thai government , meanwhile , signed an agreement to buy natural gas from Burma . UNOCAL Corp . of the United States and Total of France are to help develop the gas field . help develop the gas field Why were the US and France helping in this endeavor? 29 34 -1096 3 Burma ' s pro - democracy opposition movement in Thailand called for an end to such deals , urging an international economic and military embargo against the government in Rangoon . The rebels said 15 , 000 refugees were seeking sanctuary in Thailand from the junta ' s attacks . pro - democracy opposition Why is Burma opposed to democracy? 3 7 -1096 4 Eddie Bauer , an American sportswear company , said in a statement from Seattle that it had been studying the situation in Burma for several months . an American sportswear company , why is this repeated? 3 8 -1096 4 Eddie Bauer , an American sportswear company , said in a statement from Seattle that it had been studying the situation in Burma for several months . studying the situation Why is Eddie Bauer studying the situation in Burma? 18 21 -1096 4 Eddie Bauer , an American sportswear company , said in a statement from Seattle that it had been studying the situation in Burma for several months . studying How do the two things relate? 18 19 -1096 5 " We deemed that the political climate and growing opposition to trade in Burma posed a potential threat to our future manufacturing opportunities , " it said . it which representative for the company said this? 25 26 -1096 5 " We deemed that the political climate and growing opposition to trade in Burma posed a potential threat to our future manufacturing opportunities , " it said . political climate What is the political climate in Burma? 5 7 -1096 5 " We deemed that the political climate and growing opposition to trade in Burma posed a potential threat to our future manufacturing opportunities , " it said . opposition to trade Why are countries opposed to trading with Burma? 9 12 -1096 5 " We deemed that the political climate and growing opposition to trade in Burma posed a potential threat to our future manufacturing opportunities , " it said . climate What is the outlook of the political climate in the future for Burma? 6 7 -1097 1 The exiled leadership of Algeria ' s outlawed Muslim fundamentalist movement Thursday condemned this week ' s car - bombing in Algiers and suggested the attack that killed 42 people was a plot to justify government repression . exiled leadership Why was the leadership exiled? 1 3 -1097 1 The exiled leadership of Algeria ' s outlawed Muslim fundamentalist movement Thursday condemned this week ' s car - bombing in Algiers and suggested the attack that killed 42 people was a plot to justify government repression . car - bombing who was responsible for the car bombing? 17 20 -1097 1 The exiled leadership of Algeria ' s outlawed Muslim fundamentalist movement Thursday condemned this week ' s car - bombing in Algiers and suggested the attack that killed 42 people was a plot to justify government repression . was a plot to justify government repression Why did he say it was a governmental plot? 30 37 -1097 1 The exiled leadership of Algeria ' s outlawed Muslim fundamentalist movement Thursday condemned this week ' s car - bombing in Algiers and suggested the attack that killed 42 people was a plot to justify government repression . The exiled leadership Why were they exiled? 0 3 -1097 1 The exiled leadership of Algeria ' s outlawed Muslim fundamentalist movement Thursday condemned this week ' s car - bombing in Algiers and suggested the attack that killed 42 people was a plot to justify government repression . was a plot to justify government repression Who was this plot initiated by? 30 37 -1097 1 The exiled leadership of Algeria ' s outlawed Muslim fundamentalist movement Thursday condemned this week ' s car - bombing in Algiers and suggested the attack that killed 42 people was a plot to justify government repression . government repression What is government repression? 35 37 -1097 2 No one has claimed responsibility for Monday ' s bombing in downtown Algiers , which injured 286 people . The military - backed government blames Muslim extremists who have been waging a three - year insurgency aimed at installing an Islamic state . which injured 286 people Did anyone die? 14 18 -1097 2 No one has claimed responsibility for Monday ' s bombing in downtown Algiers , which injured 286 people . The military - backed government blames Muslim extremists who have been waging a three - year insurgency aimed at installing an Islamic state . The military - backed government Who specifically in the government? 19 24 -1097 2 No one has claimed responsibility for Monday ' s bombing in downtown Algiers , which injured 286 people . The military - backed government blames Muslim extremists who have been waging a three - year insurgency aimed at installing an Islamic state . at installing an Islamic state What does installing an Islamic state entail? 37 42 -1097 3 The Islamic Salvation Front , banned after authorities cancelled 1992 legislative elections it was favored to win , issued a communique from its headquarters - in - exile in Europe denouncing " this hateful act which cost the lives of so many innocent Algerians . communique What is a communique? 20 21 -1097 3 The Islamic Salvation Front , banned after authorities cancelled 1992 legislative elections it was favored to win , issued a communique from its headquarters - in - exile in Europe denouncing " this hateful act which cost the lives of so many innocent Algerians . Islamic Who is the Islamic Salvation Front? 1 2 -1097 3 The Islamic Salvation Front , banned after authorities cancelled 1992 legislative elections it was favored to win , issued a communique from its headquarters - in - exile in Europe denouncing " this hateful act which cost the lives of so many innocent Algerians . The Islamic Salvation Front , Who makes up this group? 0 5 -1097 3 The Islamic Salvation Front , banned after authorities cancelled 1992 legislative elections it was favored to win , issued a communique from its headquarters - in - exile in Europe denouncing " this hateful act which cost the lives of so many innocent Algerians . headquarters - in - exile in Europe Where in Europe is this headquarters? 23 30 -1097 4 The front " wonders about the secretive , shadowy parties that carried out this base plot in order to justify the policy of repression pursued by the military junta since the January 1992 coup d ' etat , " said the statement , faxed to The Associated Press bureau in Paris . policy of repression What was to policy of repression? 21 24 -1097 4 The front " wonders about the secretive , shadowy parties that carried out this base plot in order to justify the policy of repression pursued by the military junta since the January 1992 coup d ' etat , " said the statement , faxed to The Associated Press bureau in Paris . parties Parties like who? What are examples of these parties? 9 10 -1097 5 The government ' s security policy is to " liquidate and eradicate all representative opposition , " the statement said . " liquidate How would the government do this? 8 10 -1097 5 The government ' s security policy is to " liquidate and eradicate all representative opposition , " the statement said . security policy is to " liquidate and eradicate Why would the policy have these outcomes? 4 12 -1097 5 The government ' s security policy is to " liquidate and eradicate all representative opposition , " the statement said . " liquidate and eradicate By what means will they accomplish this? 8 12 -1097 5 The government ' s security policy is to " liquidate and eradicate all representative opposition , " the statement said . representative opposition , " What does Representative opposition mean? 13 17 -1098 1 The front in the Dutch war against the flood has moved to this small town with soldiers and divers patching a deteriorating dike early Thursday after an all - night emergency operation . small town Into what small town did the front in the Dutch war move? 13 15 -1098 1 The front in the Dutch war against the flood has moved to this small town with soldiers and divers patching a deteriorating dike early Thursday after an all - night emergency operation . patching a deteriorating dike Why had the dike been deteriorating for so long? 19 23 -1098 1 The front in the Dutch war against the flood has moved to this small town with soldiers and divers patching a deteriorating dike early Thursday after an all - night emergency operation . dike What is the name of this dike? 22 23 -1098 2 " We still do not have a guarantee that the dike will hold , " said Mayor Henrik Jan Zomerdijk . guarantee What would have to happen to guarantee that the dike will hold? 7 8 -1098 2 " We still do not have a guarantee that the dike will hold , " said Mayor Henrik Jan Zomerdijk . dike What happened to cause this flood? Is it seasonal? 10 11 -1098 3 Another thousand dump trucks of sand were coming in Thursday to reinforce the weakened 800 meters ( half mile ) of dike . reinforce Did the dike suddenly weakened or has it been deteriorating but neglected? 11 12 -1098 4 " As long as the water keeps up its high level , we have a critical situation . " critical situation Has a situation like this involving the dike ever happened before? 15 17 -1098 4 " As long as the water keeps up its high level , we have a critical situation . " high What caused this high level? 9 10 -1098 5 The dikes loom high over this Gelderland Province town of 5 , 000 , virtually all of whom have joined the estimated 250 , 000 water refugees fleeing the southeastern Netherlands for high ground . high ground To where are the water refugees fleeing for higher ground? 32 34 -1098 5 The dikes loom high over this Gelderland Province town of 5 , 000 , virtually all of whom have joined the estimated 250 , 000 water refugees fleeing the southeastern Netherlands for high ground . town How many towns are affected? 8 9 -1099 1 Defense Minister Pavel Grachev , who has been rumored to be on his way out for his role in the Chechen crisis , has been hospitalized for medical checkups , a news agency reported Thursday . role in the Chechen crisis , What was his role in this crisis? 17 23 -1099 1 Defense Minister Pavel Grachev , who has been rumored to be on his way out for his role in the Chechen crisis , has been hospitalized for medical checkups , a news agency reported Thursday . who has been rumored Where do these rumours come from? 5 9 -1099 1 Defense Minister Pavel Grachev , who has been rumored to be on his way out for his role in the Chechen crisis , has been hospitalized for medical checkups , a news agency reported Thursday . his role What specifically was his role in the crisis? 16 18 -1099 1 Defense Minister Pavel Grachev , who has been rumored to be on his way out for his role in the Chechen crisis , has been hospitalized for medical checkups , a news agency reported Thursday . role in the Chechen crisis , What role did he have in the crisin in Chechnya? 17 23 -1099 2 Grachev was the second major official in charge of the Chechnya war to go to the hospital in the past week . Embattled Nationalities Minister Nikolai Yegorov was hospitalized earlier with pneumonia . go to the hospital in the past week Why are these two men getting sick enough to be hospitalized? 13 21 -1099 2 Grachev was the second major official in charge of the Chechnya war to go to the hospital in the past week . Embattled Nationalities Minister Nikolai Yegorov was hospitalized earlier with pneumonia . to go to the hospital Which hospital? 12 17 -1099 3 The prominent daily Izvestia printed a front - page story Thursday speculating that both men would soon be ousted . speculating that both men would soon be ousted Why is there speculation of them being ousted? 11 19 -1099 3 The prominent daily Izvestia printed a front - page story Thursday speculating that both men would soon be ousted . speculating Based on what evidence? 11 12 -1099 3 The prominent daily Izvestia printed a front - page story Thursday speculating that both men would soon be ousted . both men would soon be ousted . Why were they about to lose their posts? 13 20 -1099 4 Under the headline " The Resignations of Yegorov , Grachev and ( Counterintelligence Chief Sergei ) Stepashin Are Possible , " the Izvestia article called Yegorov the Kremlin ' s first scapegoat of the crisis . It predicted that Grachev would be soon to follow . scapegoat of the crisis Why would Yegorov be scapegoated? 31 35 -1099 4 Under the headline " The Resignations of Yegorov , Grachev and ( Counterintelligence Chief Sergei ) Stepashin Are Possible , " the Izvestia article called Yegorov the Kremlin ' s first scapegoat of the crisis . It predicted that Grachev would be soon to follow . scapegoat of the crisis Why is a scapegoat needed? 31 35 -1099 5 Grachev , 48 , entered the hospital Wednesday for medical tests , the ITAR - Tass news agency reported . No further details were given . No further details were given Why are details being withheld? 20 25 -1099 5 Grachev , 48 , entered the hospital Wednesday for medical tests , the ITAR - Tass news agency reported . No further details were given . for medical tests , What tests were performed? 8 12 -1100 1 In a showdown over the independence of Albania ' s judiciary , parliament has defied the ruling Democratic Party and voted against lifting the immunity of the head of the country ' s supreme court . voted against why did they vote against this? 20 22 -1100 1 In a showdown over the independence of Albania ' s judiciary , parliament has defied the ruling Democratic Party and voted against lifting the immunity of the head of the country ' s supreme court . Party What is the opposing political party in Albania? 18 19 -1100 1 In a showdown over the independence of Albania ' s judiciary , parliament has defied the ruling Democratic Party and voted against lifting the immunity of the head of the country ' s supreme court . voted against lifting the immunity Why did they vote against lifting immunity? 20 25 -1100 2 The vote late Wednesday went against a recommendation of the general prosecutor to lift the immunity of judge Zef Brozi , 35 , so he could be investigated for the controversial release of an alleged drug smuggler from Greece . smuggler Who is this drug smuggler? 36 37 -1100 2 The vote late Wednesday went against a recommendation of the general prosecutor to lift the immunity of judge Zef Brozi , 35 , so he could be investigated for the controversial release of an alleged drug smuggler from Greece . release of an alleged drug smuggler Why was the smuggler released? 31 37 -1100 2 The vote late Wednesday went against a recommendation of the general prosecutor to lift the immunity of judge Zef Brozi , 35 , so he could be investigated for the controversial release of an alleged drug smuggler from Greece . Wednesday which wednesday was it? 3 4 -1100 3 Opposition lawmakers had claimed the Democrats wanted to oust the independent - minded Brozi before highly charged cases come before the supreme court . Brozi Is this the first time Judge Brozi went head-to-head against the ruling political party? 13 14 -1100 3 Opposition lawmakers had claimed the Democrats wanted to oust the independent - minded Brozi before highly charged cases come before the supreme court . Opposition lawmakers had claimed the Democrats why would they want that? 0 6 -1100 4 Brozi ' s court is due next week to consider the appeal of four ethnic Greeks sentenced last September to stiff jail terms for espionage . Their jailing severely damaged relations with neighboring Greece , which stopped European Union aid to Albania as a result . espionage What espionage act did these four Greeks commit? 24 25 -1100 5 In a secret vote , 53 deputies voted against lifting Brozi ' s immunity , 49 voted in favor and five abstained . Thirty - three deputies were absent . absent Were these deputies deliberately absent? 28 29 -1100 5 In a secret vote , 53 deputies voted against lifting Brozi ' s immunity , 49 voted in favor and five abstained . Thirty - three deputies were absent . Thirty - three deputies were absent Why were so many absent? 23 29 -1100 5 In a secret vote , 53 deputies voted against lifting Brozi ' s immunity , 49 voted in favor and five abstained . Thirty - three deputies were absent . secret vote , they hold secret votes? 2 5 -1101 1 The United Nations ' new commander and supply convoys headed today for northwest Bosnia , where persistent fighting has hindered efforts to restart peace talks . The United Nations ' How The United Nations' new commander and supply convoys headed today for? 0 4 -1101 1 The United Nations ' new commander and supply convoys headed today for northwest Bosnia , where persistent fighting has hindered efforts to restart peace talks . new commander Who's the new commander? 4 6 -1101 1 The United Nations ' new commander and supply convoys headed today for northwest Bosnia , where persistent fighting has hindered efforts to restart peace talks . where persistent fighting has hindered efforts Why has the fighting continued? 15 21 -1101 1 The United Nations ' new commander and supply convoys headed today for northwest Bosnia , where persistent fighting has hindered efforts to restart peace talks . headed today for northwest Bosnia , Why did they head for Bosnia? 9 15 -1101 2 Sporadic fighting was reported late Wednesday and early today in two areas of the Bihac region , around the towns of Velika Kladusa and Bihac . Bosnian Serbs said Muslim - led government soldiers attacked them farther east around Bosanska Krupa . Sporadic fighting How reported Sporadic fighting? 0 2 -1101 2 Sporadic fighting was reported late Wednesday and early today in two areas of the Bihac region , around the towns of Velika Kladusa and Bihac . Bosnian Serbs said Muslim - led government soldiers attacked them farther east around Bosanska Krupa . Bosnian Serbs said What said by Bosnian Serbs? 26 29 -1101 2 Sporadic fighting was reported late Wednesday and early today in two areas of the Bihac region , around the towns of Velika Kladusa and Bihac . Bosnian Serbs said Muslim - led government soldiers attacked them farther east around Bosanska Krupa . Muslim - led government soldiers attacked Why are their government soldiers attacking the Serbs? 29 35 -1101 3 U . N . officials said Lt . Gen . Rupert Smith , who took over command of 24 , 000 peacekeeping troops in Bosnia last month , set off today for the Bihac area to visit Bangladeshi peacekeepers and the commander of the government ' s beleaguered 5th Corps , Gen . Atif Dudakovic . 24 , 000 peacekeeping How peacekeeping troops in Bosnia last month? 18 22 -1101 3 U . N . officials said Lt . Gen . Rupert Smith , who took over command of 24 , 000 peacekeeping troops in Bosnia last month , set off today for the Bihac area to visit Bangladeshi peacekeepers and the commander of the government ' s beleaguered 5th Corps , Gen . Atif Dudakovic . command of 24 , 000 peacekeeping troops How are there so many peacekeeping troops in Bosnia, and yet so many people within the country fighting among themselves? 16 23 -1101 3 U . N . officials said Lt . Gen . Rupert Smith , who took over command of 24 , 000 peacekeeping troops in Bosnia last month , set off today for the Bihac area to visit Bangladeshi peacekeepers and the commander of the government ' s beleaguered 5th Corps , Gen . Atif Dudakovic . beleaguered 5th Corps , Gen . Atif Dudakovic What exactly is the 5th Corps Gen. Atif Dudakovic doing to bring about peace in his own country? 47 55 -1101 4 One month into what is supposed to be a four - month truce , fighting has persisted in northwest Bosnia , impeding efforts to restart peace talks . fighting has persisted What has persisted in northwest Bosnia? 14 17 -1101 4 One month into what is supposed to be a four - month truce , fighting has persisted in northwest Bosnia , impeding efforts to restart peace talks . fighting has persisted Why has fighting broken out even during the truce? 14 17 -1101 4 One month into what is supposed to be a four - month truce , fighting has persisted in northwest Bosnia , impeding efforts to restart peace talks . fighting has persisted in northwest Bosnia , Why does the fighting continue when there was supposed to be a truce? What is each side fighting for? 14 21 -1101 5 The Bosnian government and Bosnian Serbs signed the truce accord , but the Serbs ' allies - - Serbs from Croatia and renegade Bosnian Muslims opposed to the Muslim - led Bosnian government - - did not . The Bosnian government and Bosnian Serbs signed How accord the Bosnian government and Bosnian Serbs signed the truce? 0 7 -1101 5 The Bosnian government and Bosnian Serbs signed the truce accord , but the Serbs ' allies - - Serbs from Croatia and renegade Bosnian Muslims opposed to the Muslim - led Bosnian government - - did not . opposed to the Muslim - led Bosnian government Why are renegade sects opposed to the current government? 25 33 -1101 5 The Bosnian government and Bosnian Serbs signed the truce accord , but the Serbs ' allies - - Serbs from Croatia and renegade Bosnian Muslims opposed to the Muslim - led Bosnian government - - did not . The Bosnian government and Bosnian Serbs signed So if they signed, why are they still fighting? 0 7 -1101 5 The Bosnian government and Bosnian Serbs signed the truce accord , but the Serbs ' allies - - Serbs from Croatia and renegade Bosnian Muslims opposed to the Muslim - led Bosnian government - - did not . Serbs from Croatia and renegade Bosnian Muslims Why wouldn't the Bosnian Muslims oppose the Muslim led Bosnian government? And why wouldn't they sign for peace in their country? 18 25 -1102 1 The Islamic suicide bombers who killed 21 Israelis last week dressed like soldiers to avoid detection , police said Thursday . The Islamic suicide bombers How many bombers were there? 0 4 -1102 1 The Islamic suicide bombers who killed 21 Israelis last week dressed like soldiers to avoid detection , police said Thursday . dressed like soldiers to avoid detection , How did this allow the bombers to avoid being detected? 10 17 -1102 1 The Islamic suicide bombers who killed 21 Israelis last week dressed like soldiers to avoid detection , police said Thursday . dressed like soldiers where did they get uniforms? 10 13 -1102 1 The Islamic suicide bombers who killed 21 Israelis last week dressed like soldiers to avoid detection , police said Thursday . suicide bombers Why did these people participate in a suicide bombing? 2 4 -1102 2 The daily Yedioth Ahronoth said the men , identified as Salah Shakr and Anwar Sukar from PLO - ruled Gaza , were aided by former Palestinian collaborators with Israel living in an Israeli - guarded enclave in the strip . Yedioth Ahronoth is that a group? 2 4 -1102 2 The daily Yedioth Ahronoth said the men , identified as Salah Shakr and Anwar Sukar from PLO - ruled Gaza , were aided by former Palestinian collaborators with Israel living in an Israeli - guarded enclave in the strip . enclave Were the people who helped the bombers believed to be aligned with Israel? 35 36 -1102 3 Yedioth said the collaborators gave the militants army uniforms that helped them leave Gaza and reach a junction in central Israel on Jan . 22 without detection . reach a junction in central Israel Where did the bombers reach without being caught? 15 21 -1102 3 Yedioth said the collaborators gave the militants army uniforms that helped them leave Gaza and reach a junction in central Israel on Jan . 22 without detection . Jan . 22 of which year? 22 25 -1102 3 Yedioth said the collaborators gave the militants army uniforms that helped them leave Gaza and reach a junction in central Israel on Jan . 22 without detection . collaborators Why did the collaborators help the bombers? 3 4 -1102 4 Both Palestinians , 20 soldiers and a civilian died in the two blasts they detonated there . 20 soldiers and a civilian died Where there non-lethal injuries too? 3 9 -1102 4 Both Palestinians , 20 soldiers and a civilian died in the two blasts they detonated there . there Where did the explosion take place? 15 16 -1102 5 Police spokesman Eric Bar - Chen confirmed the attackers were wearing either uniforms or similar clothing . clothing What did the uniforms look like? 15 16 -1103 1 Players and trainers from Genoa ' s two major league soccer teams joined hundreds of fans , friends and relatives Thursday for the funeral of a young man knifed to death by a rival team ' s supporter . two major league soccer teams What are the names of these teams? 7 12 -1103 1 Players and trainers from Genoa ' s two major league soccer teams joined hundreds of fans , friends and relatives Thursday for the funeral of a young man knifed to death by a rival team ' s supporter . young man knifed to death Why was the young man killed? 26 31 -1103 1 Players and trainers from Genoa ' s two major league soccer teams joined hundreds of fans , friends and relatives Thursday for the funeral of a young man knifed to death by a rival team ' s supporter . supporter Was this killing explicitly soccer related? 37 38 -1103 2 Vincenzo Spagnolo , 25 , was stabbed near the heart as he came to Genoa ' s stadium for the Genoa - AC Milan game on Sunday . Police on Monday arrested Simone Barbaglia , a 19 - year - old Milan fan . stabbed near the heart Just for going to the game? 6 10 -1103 3 Cardinal Giovanni Canestri led the funeral in St . Theodore ' s church near the port . Outside hundreds of Genoa team supporters applauded and waved the red - and - blue team flag in a show of support for the victim ' s family and the soccer team . Cardinal How impactful is this? 0 1 -1103 3 Cardinal Giovanni Canestri led the funeral in St . Theodore ' s church near the port . Outside hundreds of Genoa team supporters applauded and waved the red - and - blue team flag in a show of support for the victim ' s family and the soccer team . Cardinal Giovanni Canestri Is he the Cardinal of Genoa? 0 3 -1103 4 " One can ' t die for a soccer game , " the cardinal said in his homily , urging reflection . urging reflection Was support of his team the only reason the man was stabbed? 19 21 -1103 5 Spagnolo ' s death touched off a fan riot and prompted Italian sports authorities to cancel all soccer games this Sunday as well as other sports events . this Sunday What time frame is this? 19 21 -1103 5 Spagnolo ' s death touched off a fan riot and prompted Italian sports authorities to cancel all soccer games this Sunday as well as other sports events . a fan riot What happened during the fan riot? 6 9 -1103 5 Spagnolo ' s death touched off a fan riot and prompted Italian sports authorities to cancel all soccer games this Sunday as well as other sports events . cancel all soccer games this Sunday Is there a history of sports related violence? 15 21 -1104 1 Russian forces in Chechnya have seized control of three of Grozny ' s four districts but still have a long way to go , the commander of Interior Ministry troops said Thursday . Grozny ' s where is Grozny? 10 13 -1104 1 Russian forces in Chechnya have seized control of three of Grozny ' s four districts but still have a long way to go , the commander of Interior Ministry troops said Thursday . seized why are they seizing the districts? 5 6 -1104 1 Russian forces in Chechnya have seized control of three of Grozny ' s four districts but still have a long way to go , the commander of Interior Ministry troops said Thursday . still have a long way to go , Why is there still much to do? 16 24 -1104 2 " The turning point has not been reached , but there are signs of it , " Interior Ministry Gen . Anatoly Kulikov said . " This means the army has fulfilled its main objective . It has routed the main ( rebel ) armed forces . " main objective what is the main objective of the army? 33 35 -1104 3 Kulikov also claimed Russian forces now control most of northern Chechnya . Chechnya is chechnya in russia? 10 11 -1104 3 Kulikov also claimed Russian forces now control most of northern Chechnya . control How has the change in control impacted the residents? 6 7 -1104 4 " Not being controlled yet is the south of the republic and ( the town of ) Gudermes , " he said at a news conference . and ( the town of ) Gudermes , " What is the importance of this town? 11 20 -1104 5 The fighting continued Thursday , with Russian troops continuing to shell Chechen positions in Grozny , the Chechen capital . continued when is the fighting expected to end? 2 3 -1104 5 The fighting continued Thursday , with Russian troops continuing to shell Chechen positions in Grozny , the Chechen capital . shell How do the troops shell their position? 10 11 -1105 1 Angola ' s top government and rebel soldiers traded accusations of mutual cease - fire violations in a tense meeting on neutral territory in the southern African nation Thursday instead of sticking to a discussion of troop withdrawal . neutral Who was hosting in the neutral territory? 21 22 -1105 1 Angola ' s top government and rebel soldiers traded accusations of mutual cease - fire violations in a tense meeting on neutral territory in the southern African nation Thursday instead of sticking to a discussion of troop withdrawal . meeting Was there a mediator? 19 20 -1105 1 Angola ' s top government and rebel soldiers traded accusations of mutual cease - fire violations in a tense meeting on neutral territory in the southern African nation Thursday instead of sticking to a discussion of troop withdrawal . accusations of mutual cease - fire violations What are the accusations of mutual cease-fire violations? 9 16 -1105 1 Angola ' s top government and rebel soldiers traded accusations of mutual cease - fire violations in a tense meeting on neutral territory in the southern African nation Thursday instead of sticking to a discussion of troop withdrawal . tense meeting Why was it a tense meeting? 18 20 -1105 1 Angola ' s top government and rebel soldiers traded accusations of mutual cease - fire violations in a tense meeting on neutral territory in the southern African nation Thursday instead of sticking to a discussion of troop withdrawal . mutual cease - fire violations What sort of accusations were being leveled? 11 16 -1105 2 Chief of Staff Joao de Matos accused UNITA rebels of ignoring the cease - fire and " raiding at will " , including an ambush on a food convoy which killed 29 civilians near the coastal city of Benguela , Portuguese TSF radio reported . " raiding at will " , Why are they raiding convoys? 16 22 -1105 2 Chief of Staff Joao de Matos accused UNITA rebels of ignoring the cease - fire and " raiding at will " , including an ambush on a food convoy which killed 29 civilians near the coastal city of Benguela , Portuguese TSF radio reported . accused Why would he accused the UNITA rebels? 6 7 -1105 3 De Matos said government troops would retaliate " devastatingly " against any further incursions by the rebels . rebels What were the goals of the rebels? 16 17 -1105 3 De Matos said government troops would retaliate " devastatingly " against any further incursions by the rebels . retaliate " devastatingly " How do they retaliate \"devastatingly\"? 6 10 -1105 4 UNITA Gen . Arlindo Chenda Ben - Ben Pena responded angrily that government troops were provoking a battle by advancing in violation of a peace treaty signed last November . treaty What was in the peace treaty? 25 26 -1105 4 UNITA Gen . Arlindo Chenda Ben - Ben Pena responded angrily that government troops were provoking a battle by advancing in violation of a peace treaty signed last November . advancing in violation of a peace treaty How is the government advancing in violation of a peace treaty? 19 26 -1105 4 UNITA Gen . Arlindo Chenda Ben - Ben Pena responded angrily that government troops were provoking a battle by advancing in violation of a peace treaty signed last November . peace treaty signed last November What were the terms of the treaty? 24 29 -1105 5 Pena has attributed the attacks to small , isolated units often completely out of touch with the UNITA command . out of touch How has leadership and communication broken down? 12 15 -1105 5 Pena has attributed the attacks to small , isolated units often completely out of touch with the UNITA command . completely out of touch with the UNITA Why were there renegade units still operating outside of the chain of command? 11 18 -1106 1 The number of newly laid - off Americans filing claims for jobless benefits edged up by 1 , 000 last week , the first advance in three weeks , but remained at a level that analysts say marks a healthy job market . first advance in three weeks , What caused the advance in jobless claims? 23 29 -1106 1 The number of newly laid - off Americans filing claims for jobless benefits edged up by 1 , 000 last week , the first advance in three weeks , but remained at a level that analysts say marks a healthy job market . remained at a level that what is the figure which deems that level is a healthy job market? 30 35 -1106 1 The number of newly laid - off Americans filing claims for jobless benefits edged up by 1 , 000 last week , the first advance in three weeks , but remained at a level that analysts say marks a healthy job market . newly laid - off Americans Why were these Americans laid off? 3 8 -1106 1 The number of newly laid - off Americans filing claims for jobless benefits edged up by 1 , 000 last week , the first advance in three weeks , but remained at a level that analysts say marks a healthy job market . healthy job market What is considered to be a healthy job market range? 39 42 -1106 2 The Labor Department reported Thursday that new applications for unemployment insurance totaled a seasonally adjusted 326 , 000 , up from 325 , 000 a week earlier . seasonally adjusted What impact does seasonality have on jobs? 13 15 -1106 2 The Labor Department reported Thursday that new applications for unemployment insurance totaled a seasonally adjusted 326 , 000 , up from 325 , 000 a week earlier . seasonally adjusted what does this mean? 13 15 -1106 2 The Labor Department reported Thursday that new applications for unemployment insurance totaled a seasonally adjusted 326 , 000 , up from 325 , 000 a week earlier . new applications What was the cause of the influx? 6 8 -1106 2 The Labor Department reported Thursday that new applications for unemployment insurance totaled a seasonally adjusted 326 , 000 , up from 325 , 000 a week earlier . up Why was the number up from last week? 19 20 -1106 3 It was the first increase since claims shot up by 16 , 000 during the week ended Jan . 7 . Analysts had said the earlier jump reflected difficulties in adjustments for seasonal variations . It was the first increase since claims How does this first increase differ from the first advance mentioned earlier? 0 7 -1106 3 It was the first increase since claims shot up by 16 , 000 during the week ended Jan . 7 . Analysts had said the earlier jump reflected difficulties in adjustments for seasonal variations . reflected difficulties How does this early jump reflect difficulty when the previous sentence said it marks a healthy job market? 27 29 -1106 3 It was the first increase since claims shot up by 16 , 000 during the week ended Jan . 7 . Analysts had said the earlier jump reflected difficulties in adjustments for seasonal variations . adjustments for seasonal variations What sort of seasonal variations were unaccounted for? 30 34 -1106 3 It was the first increase since claims shot up by 16 , 000 during the week ended Jan . 7 . Analysts had said the earlier jump reflected difficulties in adjustments for seasonal variations . claims shot up Why did the claims shoot up? 6 9 -1106 3 It was the first increase since claims shot up by 16 , 000 during the week ended Jan . 7 . Analysts had said the earlier jump reflected difficulties in adjustments for seasonal variations . difficulties in adjustments Why were these adjustments difficult? 28 31 -1106 4 These analysts had predicted claims would drop back to about 325 , 000 , where they have ranged since last summer . This level , they contend , reflects a strong job market . a strong job market How does a drop back to the normal level signify a positive when the increase mentioned before is a positive as well? 29 33 -1106 4 These analysts had predicted claims would drop back to about 325 , 000 , where they have ranged since last summer . This level , they contend , reflects a strong job market . had predicted What information did they have to support that? 2 4 -1106 4 These analysts had predicted claims would drop back to about 325 , 000 , where they have ranged since last summer . This level , they contend , reflects a strong job market . reflects How does it reflect that? 28 29 -1106 5 Many analysts predict that 225 , 000 jobs were created in January following the addition of 256 , 000 new jobs in December . The December growth helped push the jobless rate to 5 . 4 percent , lowest since July 1990 . The department releases the January employment report on Friday . jobs were created Where and with what company were these jobs created? 7 10 -1106 5 Many analysts predict that 225 , 000 jobs were created in January following the addition of 256 , 000 new jobs in December . The December growth helped push the jobless rate to 5 . 4 percent , lowest since July 1990 . The department releases the January employment report on Friday . push the jobless rate to 5 . 4 percent , How does the creation of jobs increase the number of jobless? 28 38 -1106 5 Many analysts predict that 225 , 000 jobs were created in January following the addition of 256 , 000 new jobs in December . The December growth helped push the jobless rate to 5 . 4 percent , lowest since July 1990 . The department releases the January employment report on Friday . 225 , 000 jobs were created in January Which industries had the strongest job markets? 4 12 -1106 5 Many analysts predict that 225 , 000 jobs were created in January following the addition of 256 , 000 new jobs in December . The December growth helped push the jobless rate to 5 . 4 percent , lowest since July 1990 . The department releases the January employment report on Friday . were created Who created these jobs? 8 10 -1106 5 Many analysts predict that 225 , 000 jobs were created in January following the addition of 256 , 000 new jobs in December . The December growth helped push the jobless rate to 5 . 4 percent , lowest since July 1990 . The department releases the January employment report on Friday . new jobs What industry were these jobs in? 19 21 -1106 5 Many analysts predict that 225 , 000 jobs were created in January following the addition of 256 , 000 new jobs in December . The December growth helped push the jobless rate to 5 . 4 percent , lowest since July 1990 . The department releases the January employment report on Friday . 5 . 4 percent , Was the previous percentage? 33 38 -1107 1 For nearly every pupil at Marvin Heights public school , English is a second or third language . English is a second or third language . Why do they have so many non native speakers? 10 18 -1107 1 For nearly every pupil at Marvin Heights public school , English is a second or third language . nearly every pupil How many pupils are there? 1 4 -1107 1 For nearly every pupil at Marvin Heights public school , English is a second or third language . Marvin Heights public school , Where is this school located? 5 10 -1107 1 For nearly every pupil at Marvin Heights public school , English is a second or third language . second or third language What is the native language there? 13 17 -1107 1 For nearly every pupil at Marvin Heights public school , English is a second or third language . every How many students are enrolled? 2 3 -1107 1 For nearly every pupil at Marvin Heights public school , English is a second or third language . school , What grade levels are taught at this school? 8 10 -1107 2 The school , which is bursting at the seams , offers Punjabi dance classes as well as a breakfast program . At the annual barbecue , the principal dishes up samosas and hot dogs . which is bursting at the seams , Why is the school so full? 3 10 -1107 2 The school , which is bursting at the seams , offers Punjabi dance classes as well as a breakfast program . At the annual barbecue , the principal dishes up samosas and hot dogs . bursting at the seams , How over crowded is it? 5 10 -1107 2 The school , which is bursting at the seams , offers Punjabi dance classes as well as a breakfast program . At the annual barbecue , the principal dishes up samosas and hot dogs . offers Where does the money come from for these programs? 10 11 -1107 2 The school , which is bursting at the seams , offers Punjabi dance classes as well as a breakfast program . At the annual barbecue , the principal dishes up samosas and hot dogs . samosas and hot dogs Is this a native food for the region? 30 34 -1107 2 The school , which is bursting at the seams , offers Punjabi dance classes as well as a breakfast program . At the annual barbecue , the principal dishes up samosas and hot dogs . bursting Does 'bursting at the seams' mean the school have too many students or too many student activities and events? 5 6 -1107 3 Marvin Heights sounds like a typical downtown school with a high proportion of new immigrants . But it is part of the Peel board of education , the largest public school board in Canada , in the suburbs just west of Toronto . in the suburbs just west of Toronto . Why is this relevant? 35 43 -1107 3 Marvin Heights sounds like a typical downtown school with a high proportion of new immigrants . But it is part of the Peel board of education , the largest public school board in Canada , in the suburbs just west of Toronto . new immigrants Where are they coming from? 13 15 -1107 3 Marvin Heights sounds like a typical downtown school with a high proportion of new immigrants . But it is part of the Peel board of education , the largest public school board in Canada , in the suburbs just west of Toronto . Peel board of education , Where is this located? 22 27 -1107 3 Marvin Heights sounds like a typical downtown school with a high proportion of new immigrants . But it is part of the Peel board of education , the largest public school board in Canada , in the suburbs just west of Toronto . suburbs Is Marvin Heights or the Peel board of education in the suburbs near Toronto? 37 38 -1107 4 In a switch from traditional settlement patterns , many new immigrants to Canada are not moving to the downtown city cores but are flocking to the suburbs . are flocking to the suburbs Why are they becoming more suburban? 22 27 -1107 4 In a switch from traditional settlement patterns , many new immigrants to Canada are not moving to the downtown city cores but are flocking to the suburbs . a switch Why the switch? 1 3 -1107 4 In a switch from traditional settlement patterns , many new immigrants to Canada are not moving to the downtown city cores but are flocking to the suburbs . traditional settlement patterns , What are these patterns? 4 8 -1107 4 In a switch from traditional settlement patterns , many new immigrants to Canada are not moving to the downtown city cores but are flocking to the suburbs . flocking to the suburbs . Why is this happening? 23 28 -1107 4 In a switch from traditional settlement patterns , many new immigrants to Canada are not moving to the downtown city cores but are flocking to the suburbs . flocking What are the factors of this change? 23 24 -1107 5 Every year about 20 , 000 people arrive in Peel Region , making it the second fastest growing regional municipality in Canada between 1986 and 1991 ( behind York Region , just north of Toronto ) . 20 , 000 people arrive in Peel Region , Why so many people year-over-year? 3 12 -1107 5 Every year about 20 , 000 people arrive in Peel Region , making it the second fastest growing regional municipality in Canada between 1986 and 1991 ( behind York Region , just north of Toronto ) . 20 , 000 people Are these all immigrants? 3 7 -1107 5 Every year about 20 , 000 people arrive in Peel Region , making it the second fastest growing regional municipality in Canada between 1986 and 1991 ( behind York Region , just north of Toronto ) . second fastest growing What is the top fastest growing municipality? 15 18 -1108 1 The Football Association was considering possible sanctions against Blackburn on Thursday after a fan ran onto the field and tried to attack the referee at Ewood Park . Blackburn Who or what is Blackburn? 8 9 -1108 1 The Football Association was considering possible sanctions against Blackburn on Thursday after a fan ran onto the field and tried to attack the referee at Ewood Park . against Blackburn Why is Blackburn responsible for the fan's actions? 7 9 -1108 1 The Football Association was considering possible sanctions against Blackburn on Thursday after a fan ran onto the field and tried to attack the referee at Ewood Park . tried to attack the referee Why did the fan try to commit the attack? 19 24 -1108 2 The FA said it was studying official reports from Wednesday night ' s Premier League match against Leeds , which ended in a 1 - 1 draw . reports What do they mean by official reports? How valid are they to the situation? 7 8 -1108 3 As the players were leaving the field , a 40 - year - old man jumped from the stands and grabbed referee Rodger Gifford , who had made several controversial calls during the game . Players pulled the fan away and Gifford escaped injury . several controversial calls during the game What type of calls did he make that were considered controversial? 28 34 -1108 5 It was the second incident in a week involving a spectator at a Premier League match . Last week , Manchester United star Eric Cantona attacked a Crystal Palace fan who had been taunting him at Selhurst Park . taunting At what point does taunting become too much? 33 34 -1109 1 Police on Thursday evacuated nearly 11 , 000 residents of Oranienburg , north of Berlin , after a 500 - pound ( 220 - kilogram ) World War II bomb was uncovered at a construction site . World War II bomb was uncovered How was this WWII bomb uncovered? 26 32 -1109 1 Police on Thursday evacuated nearly 11 , 000 residents of Oranienburg , north of Berlin , after a 500 - pound ( 220 - kilogram ) World War II bomb was uncovered at a construction site . II When did this occur and why was there an old bomb? 28 29 -1109 1 Police on Thursday evacuated nearly 11 , 000 residents of Oranienburg , north of Berlin , after a 500 - pound ( 220 - kilogram ) World War II bomb was uncovered at a construction site . 500 - pound ( 220 - kilogram ) World War II bomb Why was a 500 pound bomb there? 18 30 -1109 1 Police on Thursday evacuated nearly 11 , 000 residents of Oranienburg , north of Berlin , after a 500 - pound ( 220 - kilogram ) World War II bomb was uncovered at a construction site . evacuated nearly 11 , 000 residents Why were they evacuated? 3 9 -1109 1 Police on Thursday evacuated nearly 11 , 000 residents of Oranienburg , north of Berlin , after a 500 - pound ( 220 - kilogram ) World War II bomb was uncovered at a construction site . was uncovered How was it uncovered? 30 32 -1109 1 Police on Thursday evacuated nearly 11 , 000 residents of Oranienburg , north of Berlin , after a 500 - pound ( 220 - kilogram ) World War II bomb was uncovered at a construction site . a construction site What was under construction? 33 36 -1109 2 A police statement said the bomb was found late Wednesday during excavation not far from the Oranienburg Castle . Some 300 people in the immediate area were evacuated Wednesday evening , with the others told to leave Thursday . not far from the Oranienburg Castle When was Oranienburg Castle built? 12 18 -1109 2 A police statement said the bomb was found late Wednesday during excavation not far from the Oranienburg Castle . Some 300 people in the immediate area were evacuated Wednesday evening , with the others told to leave Thursday . found found by who? 7 8 -1109 2 A police statement said the bomb was found late Wednesday during excavation not far from the Oranienburg Castle . Some 300 people in the immediate area were evacuated Wednesday evening , with the others told to leave Thursday . the bomb was found Who found the bomb and how? 4 8 -1109 2 A police statement said the bomb was found late Wednesday during excavation not far from the Oranienburg Castle . Some 300 people in the immediate area were evacuated Wednesday evening , with the others told to leave Thursday . during excavation Why was excavation being done there? 10 12 -1109 2 A police statement said the bomb was found late Wednesday during excavation not far from the Oranienburg Castle . Some 300 people in the immediate area were evacuated Wednesday evening , with the others told to leave Thursday . not far How far from the castle? 12 14 -1109 2 A police statement said the bomb was found late Wednesday during excavation not far from the Oranienburg Castle . Some 300 people in the immediate area were evacuated Wednesday evening , with the others told to leave Thursday . the others How many others? 32 34 -1109 3 After a delay of more than six hours to pump out ground water that covered the fuse section of the bomb , explosives experts disarmed it in a half - hour and residents were given the all clear to return home , police said . more than six hours to pump out ground water What took so long for this for this old bomb that didn't detonate to get rediscovered? 4 13 -1109 3 After a delay of more than six hours to pump out ground water that covered the fuse section of the bomb , explosives experts disarmed it in a half - hour and residents were given the all clear to return home , police said . clear Is there a possibility that there are more bombs in the area? 37 38 -1109 3 After a delay of more than six hours to pump out ground water that covered the fuse section of the bomb , explosives experts disarmed it in a half - hour and residents were given the all clear to return home , police said . experts disarmed it in a half - hour How did they disarm it? 23 31 -1109 3 After a delay of more than six hours to pump out ground water that covered the fuse section of the bomb , explosives experts disarmed it in a half - hour and residents were given the all clear to return home , police said . a delay What caused the delay? 1 3 -1109 3 After a delay of more than six hours to pump out ground water that covered the fuse section of the bomb , explosives experts disarmed it in a half - hour and residents were given the all clear to return home , police said . pump out What is that process? 9 11 -1109 3 After a delay of more than six hours to pump out ground water that covered the fuse section of the bomb , explosives experts disarmed it in a half - hour and residents were given the all clear to return home , police said . disarmed it How did they disarm it? 24 26 -1109 4 Earlier , police had said the delayed - action chemical fuse made disarming more difficult and could take up to several hours . delayed - action chemical fuse How does a delayed-action chemical fuse work? 6 11 -1109 4 Earlier , police had said the delayed - action chemical fuse made disarming more difficult and could take up to several hours . more difficult How was it more difficult? 13 15 -1109 4 Earlier , police had said the delayed - action chemical fuse made disarming more difficult and could take up to several hours . several hours How many hours? 20 22 -1109 5 Occupants of buildings up to a kilometer ( half a mile ) from the bomb were excavated to schools , sports halls and other public facilities . Main streets were closed to prevent people who had gone to work before the bomb was found from returning to their neighborhoods . the bomb was found What will happen to this antique bomb? 40 44 -1110 1 Secretary of State Warren Christopher today called on Bosnia ' s Muslims and Croats to give " substantive content " to their planned confederation and said the United States intended to help make it work . help in which ways will US help 31 32 -1110 1 Secretary of State Warren Christopher today called on Bosnia ' s Muslims and Croats to give " substantive content " to their planned confederation and said the United States intended to help make it work . confederation United States is supposed to do what for their confederation? 23 24 -1110 1 Secretary of State Warren Christopher today called on Bosnia ' s Muslims and Croats to give " substantive content " to their planned confederation and said the United States intended to help make it work . United States intended to help make it work How was the US going to assist? 27 35 -1110 2 " We should work on that together , " Christopher said in asking Britain , France , Germany and Russia to join in the effort . Christopher Why does he want their involvement? 9 10 -1110 3 Christopher is sending Assistant Secretary of State Richard Holbrooke to Germany to try to bolster the confederation plan . Diplomats from the four other countries are expected to join the talks with Muslim and Croat leaders in Munich this weekend . talks what will the talks be about 30 31 -1110 3 Christopher is sending Assistant Secretary of State Richard Holbrooke to Germany to try to bolster the confederation plan . Diplomats from the four other countries are expected to join the talks with Muslim and Croat leaders in Munich this weekend . confederation what is this plan? how does it apply to the US? 16 17 -1110 3 Christopher is sending Assistant Secretary of State Richard Holbrooke to Germany to try to bolster the confederation plan . Diplomats from the four other countries are expected to join the talks with Muslim and Croat leaders in Munich this weekend . bolster the confederation plan What is part of the plan for the confederation? 14 18 -1110 3 Christopher is sending Assistant Secretary of State Richard Holbrooke to Germany to try to bolster the confederation plan . Diplomats from the four other countries are expected to join the talks with Muslim and Croat leaders in Munich this weekend . talks Are these talks over territory disputes? 30 31 -1110 4 " We ' re very anxious that that process move forward , " Christopher said at a news conference . " It is significant , it can be very valuable . . We want to make sure the federation moves beyond a concept to having the largest amount of substantive content . " valuable Why is this valuable? 29 30 -1110 4 " We ' re very anxious that that process move forward , " Christopher said at a news conference . " It is significant , it can be very valuable . . We want to make sure the federation moves beyond a concept to having the largest amount of substantive content . " concept Are both of the groups at odds also willing to make progress to move the federation forward? 42 43 -1110 5 Together , the Muslims and Croats would control 51 percent of Bosnia under a peace proposal by the five Western countries to end the 34 - month war in the former Yugoslav republic . percent who will control the remaining percent 9 10 -1110 5 Together , the Muslims and Croats would control 51 percent of Bosnia under a peace proposal by the five Western countries to end the 34 - month war in the former Yugoslav republic . percent Who control the other 49 percent of Bosnia? 9 10 -1111 1 A Turkish court on Thursday ordered Thursday the seizure of a book by a Turk who has written on the war against the Kurds , and another court ordered the confiscation of copies of a pro - Kurdish daily . war against the Kurds , Who is at war against the Kurds? 20 25 -1111 1 A Turkish court on Thursday ordered Thursday the seizure of a book by a Turk who has written on the war against the Kurds , and another court ordered the confiscation of copies of a pro - Kurdish daily . seizure of a book Why did they order the book seized? 8 12 -1111 1 A Turkish court on Thursday ordered Thursday the seizure of a book by a Turk who has written on the war against the Kurds , and another court ordered the confiscation of copies of a pro - Kurdish daily . book What book? 11 12 -1111 2 The author , Yasar Kemal , recently wrote in the German newsmagazine Der Spiegel that Kurdish villages were burned in an attempt to battle the 11 - year separatist rebellion in southeast Turkey . 11 - year separatist rebellion Why is there a separatist rebellion amoung Turkish Kurds? 25 30 -1111 3 Western governments and rights groups have made similar charges . The government denies any military action to destroy Kurdish villages . similar charges What other charges have Western governments and rights groups made? 7 9 -1111 4 The State Security Court said it was ordering the seizure of Kemal ' s book , " The Freedom of Thought and Turkey , " because it provokes " hatred and enmity on the basis of differences in people ' s races and locations where they live . " provokes " hatred and enmity How does Kemal's book provoke \"hatred and enmity\"? 27 32 -1111 5 Kemal and his publisher , Erdal Oz , were ordered to appear in court next week for questioning . appear in court Why is the Kemal publication considered illegal? 11 14 -1112 1 Palestinian leaders warned Thursday that the closure of West Bank and Gaza during the holy fasting month of Ramadan and stepped - up Jewish settlement construction could lead to a new uprising against Israel . closure of West Bank and Gaza Why were these regions being closed during the holidays? 6 12 -1112 1 Palestinian leaders warned Thursday that the closure of West Bank and Gaza during the holy fasting month of Ramadan and stepped - up Jewish settlement construction could lead to a new uprising against Israel . new uprising against Israel Why would this cause an uprising? 30 34 -1112 1 Palestinian leaders warned Thursday that the closure of West Bank and Gaza during the holy fasting month of Ramadan and stepped - up Jewish settlement construction could lead to a new uprising against Israel . month Which month is the holy fasting month? 16 17 -1112 2 Faisal Husseini , a minister in the PLO ' s self - rule government , issued the warning a day after Jerusalem ' s planning council approved construction of 6 , 500 Jewish homes in the city ' s eastern sector , which is claimed by the Palestinians as a future capital . 6 , 500 Jewish homes Who decides which bit is Jewish and which bit is Palestinian? 29 34 -1112 2 Faisal Husseini , a minister in the PLO ' s self - rule government , issued the warning a day after Jerusalem ' s planning council approved construction of 6 , 500 Jewish homes in the city ' s eastern sector , which is claimed by the Palestinians as a future capital . PLO ' s What does PLO stand for? 7 10 -1112 3 Husseini said the construction would undermine support for Arafat and boost Islamic militants who oppose reconciliation with Israel . Arafat Who is Arafat ? 8 9 -1112 3 Husseini said the construction would undermine support for Arafat and boost Islamic militants who oppose reconciliation with Israel . construction Has there been similar construction scenarios in the past, and how did the opposing groups react? 3 4 -1112 4 " If the PLO loses the leadership , then the only ones who can assume this role are the fundamentalists . And if this happens . we will witness a new uprising and no one will be able to stop it , " Husseini said on Israel ' s army Radio . happens . we will witness a new uprising What was the evidence that this was certain to take place? 24 32 -1112 4 " If the PLO loses the leadership , then the only ones who can assume this role are the fundamentalists . And if this happens . we will witness a new uprising and no one will be able to stop it , " Husseini said on Israel ' s army Radio . fundamentalists Who are the fundamentalists ? 19 20 -1112 4 " If the PLO loses the leadership , then the only ones who can assume this role are the fundamentalists . And if this happens . we will witness a new uprising and no one will be able to stop it , " Husseini said on Israel ' s army Radio . fundamentalists What are the different political groups in this area? 19 20 -1112 5 Palestinians waged a six - year uprising against Israeli occupation that was instrumental in bringing Israel and the PLO to the negotiating table in 1993 . negotiating What was the result of the 1993 negotiation attempt? 21 22 -1113 1 Japan ' s Red Cross Society said Thursday it has received 30 billion yen ( dlrs 300 million ) in donations , mostly from other Japanese , for victims of the devastating Kobe earthquake . The total exceeded any of its previous relief campaigns . previous relief campaigns What was the highest prior donation received by the Red Cross Society for the victims of the Kobe earthquake? 41 44 -1113 1 Japan ' s Red Cross Society said Thursday it has received 30 billion yen ( dlrs 300 million ) in donations , mostly from other Japanese , for victims of the devastating Kobe earthquake . The total exceeded any of its previous relief campaigns . in donations , What platform did they collect donations? 19 22 -1113 1 Japan ' s Red Cross Society said Thursday it has received 30 billion yen ( dlrs 300 million ) in donations , mostly from other Japanese , for victims of the devastating Kobe earthquake . The total exceeded any of its previous relief campaigns . the devastating Kobe earthquake When was this earthquake? 30 34 -1113 1 Japan ' s Red Cross Society said Thursday it has received 30 billion yen ( dlrs 300 million ) in donations , mostly from other Japanese , for victims of the devastating Kobe earthquake . The total exceeded any of its previous relief campaigns . devastating What type of damage was done by the earthquake? 31 32 -1113 2 Meanwhile , local officials announced that damage from the 7 . 2 magnitude quake , Japan ' s deadliest in more than 70 years , is likely to exceed dlrs 100 billion in the worst - hit prefecture . worst - hit prefecture What is the possible range of cost resultinf from the damage from the quake? 34 38 -1113 2 Meanwhile , local officials announced that damage from the 7 . 2 magnitude quake , Japan ' s deadliest in more than 70 years , is likely to exceed dlrs 100 billion in the worst - hit prefecture . Japan ' s deadliest What was the death count of this earthquake? 15 19 -1113 2 Meanwhile , local officials announced that damage from the 7 . 2 magnitude quake , Japan ' s deadliest in more than 70 years , is likely to exceed dlrs 100 billion in the worst - hit prefecture . worst - hit prefecture What is the name of the worst hit prefecture? 34 38 -1113 2 Meanwhile , local officials announced that damage from the 7 . 2 magnitude quake , Japan ' s deadliest in more than 70 years , is likely to exceed dlrs 100 billion in the worst - hit prefecture . deadliest What are the casualty numbers that make it so deadly? 18 19 -1113 2 Meanwhile , local officials announced that damage from the 7 . 2 magnitude quake , Japan ' s deadliest in more than 70 years , is likely to exceed dlrs 100 billion in the worst - hit prefecture . worst - hit prefecture Which prefecture is the worst hit? 34 38 -1113 3 The government of Hyogo prefecture , which includes Kobe , estimated damage worth 9 . 5 trillion yen ( dlrs 95 billion ) , 1 trillion yen ( 10 billion ) more than its previous calculation . It said the total would probably exceed 10 trillion yen ( dlrs 100 billion ) . more Why did the calculated damage increase? 31 32 -1113 4 Authorities Thursday confirmed 5 , 104 dead , six missing and classified nearly 250 , 000 people as homeless from the quake . 250 , 000 people as homeless How has this number been measured? 13 19 -1113 4 Authorities Thursday confirmed 5 , 104 dead , six missing and classified nearly 250 , 000 people as homeless from the quake . homeless What is the Japanese government doing to serve the newly homeless? 18 19 -1113 5 The national government Thursday said it would spend almost 15 billion yen ( dlrs 150 million ) to build 30 , 000 temporary housing units . Quake victims Thursday moved into four prefab houses , the first completed since the temblor . build How long will it take to build 30,000 temporary housing units? 18 19 -1113 5 The national government Thursday said it would spend almost 15 billion yen ( dlrs 150 million ) to build 30 , 000 temporary housing units . Quake victims Thursday moved into four prefab houses , the first completed since the temblor . to build 30 , 000 temporary housing units Where are the housing units being built? 17 25 -1113 5 The national government Thursday said it would spend almost 15 billion yen ( dlrs 150 million ) to build 30 , 000 temporary housing units . Quake victims Thursday moved into four prefab houses , the first completed since the temblor . the first completed since the temblor What is the timeline for more houses being constructed? 35 41 -1113 5 The national government Thursday said it would spend almost 15 billion yen ( dlrs 150 million ) to build 30 , 000 temporary housing units . Quake victims Thursday moved into four prefab houses , the first completed since the temblor . temporary Where will they be housed permanently? 22 23 -1114 1 After three days of talks in Washington , Bosnian Prime Minister Haris Silajdzic arrived in Moscow on Thursday to confer with Russian officials on settling the Bosnia conflict . settling How does Silajdzic plan on settling the conflict? 24 25 -1114 1 After three days of talks in Washington , Bosnian Prime Minister Haris Silajdzic arrived in Moscow on Thursday to confer with Russian officials on settling the Bosnia conflict . Washington , Why was this decided in Washington? 6 8 -1114 2 Foreign Ministry spokesman Grigory Karasin said Silajdzic ' s two - day working visit was part of Russia ' s efforts to bring an end to the 34 - month war in the former Yugoslavia . efforts What are the other efforts? 20 21 -1114 2 Foreign Ministry spokesman Grigory Karasin said Silajdzic ' s two - day working visit was part of Russia ' s efforts to bring an end to the 34 - month war in the former Yugoslavia . war What is the war about? 30 31 -1114 2 Foreign Ministry spokesman Grigory Karasin said Silajdzic ' s two - day working visit was part of Russia ' s efforts to bring an end to the 34 - month war in the former Yugoslavia . war Why was there war in Yugoslavia? 30 31 -1114 2 Foreign Ministry spokesman Grigory Karasin said Silajdzic ' s two - day working visit was part of Russia ' s efforts to bring an end to the 34 - month war in the former Yugoslavia . the 34 - month war in the former Yugoslavia Why was there a war taking place in Yugoslavia? 26 35 -1114 3 Karasin told the ITAR - Tass news agency that Silajdzic will meet with Prime Minister Viktor Chernomyrdin and Foreign Minister Andrei Kozyrev to discuss the Bosnian peace plan put together by five Western countries . five Western countries Which countries? 31 34 -1114 3 Karasin told the ITAR - Tass news agency that Silajdzic will meet with Prime Minister Viktor Chernomyrdin and Foreign Minister Andrei Kozyrev to discuss the Bosnian peace plan put together by five Western countries . the Bosnian peace plan What was part of this peace plan? 24 28 -1114 5 In Washington , Silajdzic had held talks with Vice President Al Gore , Secretary of State Warren Christopher and congressional leaders . held talks What did the talks cover? 5 7 -1115 1 Art Shell was fired as coach of the Los Angeles Raiders Thursday and will be replaced by assistant Mike White . was fired Why was Art Shell fired? 2 4 -1115 1 Art Shell was fired as coach of the Los Angeles Raiders Thursday and will be replaced by assistant Mike White . fired why was he fired 3 4 -1115 1 Art Shell was fired as coach of the Los Angeles Raiders Thursday and will be replaced by assistant Mike White . was fired as coach Why was he fired? 2 6 -1115 3 The team called a 1 p . m . ( 2100 GMT ) news conference to discuss the changes . to discuss the changes What are the changes that need to be discussed? 15 19 -1115 4 " The Raiders expressed gratitude and sincere thanks to Art Shell for his tremendous contribution to the excellence of the organization throughout his 27 years as a Hall of Fame offensive tackle , as an assistant coach and as the head coach , " a team news release said . tremendous contribution What, exactly, were his accomplishments during his tenure? 13 15 -1115 5 The firing had been expected since the Raiders missed the playoffs with a 9 - 7 record after being picked as a preseason favorite to reach the Super Bowl . Super Bowl what were previous super bowl scores 27 29 -1116 1 The leaders of Egypt , Israel , Jordan and the Palestinians met in Cairo on Thursday for an unprecedented summit to revive the faltering peace process or face a further descent into bloodshed . revive the faltering peace process Why were the peace talks having such trouble? 21 26 -1116 1 The leaders of Egypt , Israel , Jordan and the Palestinians met in Cairo on Thursday for an unprecedented summit to revive the faltering peace process or face a further descent into bloodshed . faltering peace process Why is the process faltering? 23 26 -1116 1 The leaders of Egypt , Israel , Jordan and the Palestinians met in Cairo on Thursday for an unprecedented summit to revive the faltering peace process or face a further descent into bloodshed . revive How did they seek to revive the peace process? 21 22 -1116 1 The leaders of Egypt , Israel , Jordan and the Palestinians met in Cairo on Thursday for an unprecedented summit to revive the faltering peace process or face a further descent into bloodshed . met Why did these leaders meet? 11 12 -1116 1 The leaders of Egypt , Israel , Jordan and the Palestinians met in Cairo on Thursday for an unprecedented summit to revive the faltering peace process or face a further descent into bloodshed . unprecedented summit What makes it unprecedented? 18 20 -1116 1 The leaders of Egypt , Israel , Jordan and the Palestinians met in Cairo on Thursday for an unprecedented summit to revive the faltering peace process or face a further descent into bloodshed . revive How do they plan to revive the process? 21 22 -1116 2 The summit was a dramatic show of unity between Israel and its three Arab peace partners . But disillusionment with the Israel - PLO agreement runs deep , and their ability to stem murderous attacks by Islamic militants is uncertain at best . is uncertain at best . Why are the countries unable to stop the attacks? 38 43 -1116 2 The summit was a dramatic show of unity between Israel and its three Arab peace partners . But disillusionment with the Israel - PLO agreement runs deep , and their ability to stem murderous attacks by Islamic militants is uncertain at best . disillusionment Why does disillusionment with the agreement run deep? 18 19 -1116 2 The summit was a dramatic show of unity between Israel and its three Arab peace partners . But disillusionment with the Israel - PLO agreement runs deep , and their ability to stem murderous attacks by Islamic militants is uncertain at best . uncertain at best Why is their ability to stem attacks uncertain at best? 39 42 -1116 2 The summit was a dramatic show of unity between Israel and its three Arab peace partners . But disillusionment with the Israel - PLO agreement runs deep , and their ability to stem murderous attacks by Islamic militants is uncertain at best . partners Who is disillusioned by the agreement? 15 16 -1116 2 The summit was a dramatic show of unity between Israel and its three Arab peace partners . But disillusionment with the Israel - PLO agreement runs deep , and their ability to stem murderous attacks by Islamic militants is uncertain at best . dramatic show What made it so dramatic? 4 6 -1116 2 The summit was a dramatic show of unity between Israel and its three Arab peace partners . But disillusionment with the Israel - PLO agreement runs deep , and their ability to stem murderous attacks by Islamic militants is uncertain at best . disillusionment Who is disillusioned? 18 19 -1116 2 The summit was a dramatic show of unity between Israel and its three Arab peace partners . But disillusionment with the Israel - PLO agreement runs deep , and their ability to stem murderous attacks by Islamic militants is uncertain at best . uncertain at best Why is there ability uncertain? 39 42 -1116 3 Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and PLO chairman Yasser Arafat , the key players , will find it difficult to make the necessary concessions since their positions are already precariously weak . make the necessary concessions What types of concessions need to be made? 20 24 -1116 3 Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and PLO chairman Yasser Arafat , the key players , will find it difficult to make the necessary concessions since their positions are already precariously weak . precariously weak Why are their positions already weak? 29 31 -1116 3 Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and PLO chairman Yasser Arafat , the key players , will find it difficult to make the necessary concessions since their positions are already precariously weak . their positions are already precariously weak How are both of their positions weak 25 31 -1116 3 Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and PLO chairman Yasser Arafat , the key players , will find it difficult to make the necessary concessions since their positions are already precariously weak . find it difficult What will they find difficult? 16 19 -1116 3 Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and PLO chairman Yasser Arafat , the key players , will find it difficult to make the necessary concessions since their positions are already precariously weak . necessary concessions What are the concessions? 22 24 -1116 3 Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and PLO chairman Yasser Arafat , the key players , will find it difficult to make the necessary concessions since their positions are already precariously weak . weak Why are their positions weak? 30 31 -1116 4 The meeting got under way after sundown at the Ittahadiya presidential palace with a meal to break the daylong fast Muslims observe during the holy month of Ramadan . Prime Minister Atef Sedki of Egypt sounded a positive note as he entered the palace . positive note Why did the PM sound a positive note? 37 39 -1116 4 The meeting got under way after sundown at the Ittahadiya presidential palace with a meal to break the daylong fast Muslims observe during the holy month of Ramadan . Prime Minister Atef Sedki of Egypt sounded a positive note as he entered the palace . sounded a positive note as he entered the palace How did he do so? 35 44 -1116 4 The meeting got under way after sundown at the Ittahadiya presidential palace with a meal to break the daylong fast Muslims observe during the holy month of Ramadan . Prime Minister Atef Sedki of Egypt sounded a positive note as he entered the palace . after sundown Why was the meeting held at such a late time of day? 5 7 -1116 4 The meeting got under way after sundown at the Ittahadiya presidential palace with a meal to break the daylong fast Muslims observe during the holy month of Ramadan . Prime Minister Atef Sedki of Egypt sounded a positive note as he entered the palace . a meal What kind of food was served? 13 15 -1116 4 The meeting got under way after sundown at the Ittahadiya presidential palace with a meal to break the daylong fast Muslims observe during the holy month of Ramadan . Prime Minister Atef Sedki of Egypt sounded a positive note as he entered the palace . fast Why do the Muslims fast? 19 20 -1116 5 " I am optimistic , " he said . " I think there will be a good result from this meeting . " optimistic , " What makes him optimistic? 3 6 -1116 5 " I am optimistic , " he said . " I think there will be a good result from this meeting . " good result What result would be optimal? 16 18 -1117 1 Spain ' s Santiago Luna shot a 5 - under - par 67 Thursday to take a one - stroke lead after the first round of the dlrs 395 , 000 Madeira Island Open . 5 - under - par What does the term under par mean? 7 12 -1117 1 Spain ' s Santiago Luna shot a 5 - under - par 67 Thursday to take a one - stroke lead after the first round of the dlrs 395 , 000 Madeira Island Open . dlrs 395 , 000 Is this USDollars? 27 31 -1117 2 Six players were one stroke back and 68 and eight others were two strokes off the lead at 69 . Fifty - two players shot par or better on a spring - like day with little or no wind . shot par What does shot par mean in this context? 24 26 -1117 2 Six players were one stroke back and 68 and eight others were two strokes off the lead at 69 . Fifty - two players shot par or better on a spring - like day with little or no wind . spring - like day with little or no wind What is the weather usually like then? 30 39 -1117 3 Tied at 68 were Lee Westwood and Andrew Sherborne of England , Bill Malley of the United States , Jesus Maria Arruti of Spain , Alberto Binaghi of Italy and Paul Lawrie of Scotland . Tied at 68 Is this a good score and if so why? 0 3 -1117 4 Scotland ' s Andrew Coltart headed a group of eight at 69 . eight at 69 What is the significance of eight at 69? 9 12 -1117 5 Defending champion Mats Lanner of Sweden couldn ' t take advantage of the low - scoring conditions and posted a 10 - over 82 . Defending champion What game is this person a defending champion of? 0 2 -1117 5 Defending champion Mats Lanner of Sweden couldn ' t take advantage of the low - scoring conditions and posted a 10 - over 82 . Mats Lanner of Sweden couldn ' t take advantage Why was Lanner unable to take advantage? 2 11 -1118 1 Along with the stalled Israel - PLO talks , Mideast leaders Thursday planned to tackle Israel ' s even slower - paced negotiations with Syria . But not even optimists expected progress . slower - paced negotiations with Syria Why Mideast leaders Thursday planned to tackle Israel's? 19 25 -1118 1 Along with the stalled Israel - PLO talks , Mideast leaders Thursday planned to tackle Israel ' s even slower - paced negotiations with Syria . But not even optimists expected progress . tackle What does it mean to \"tackle\" the negotiations? 14 15 -1118 1 Along with the stalled Israel - PLO talks , Mideast leaders Thursday planned to tackle Israel ' s even slower - paced negotiations with Syria . But not even optimists expected progress . not even optimists expected progress Why don't even optimists expect progress? 27 32 -1118 1 Along with the stalled Israel - PLO talks , Mideast leaders Thursday planned to tackle Israel ' s even slower - paced negotiations with Syria . But not even optimists expected progress . slower - paced negotiations with Syria What factors have affected negotiations between Isreal and Syria? 19 25 -1118 1 Along with the stalled Israel - PLO talks , Mideast leaders Thursday planned to tackle Israel ' s even slower - paced negotiations with Syria . But not even optimists expected progress . stalled Israel - PLO talks , Why were the talks stalled out? 3 9 -1118 2 President Hafez Assad , Israel ' s most adamant foe , wasn ' t even invited to the summit of Israel , Jordan , Egypt and the Palestine Liberation Organization . wasn ' t even invited to the summit How President Hafez Assad, Israel's most adamant foe invited? 11 19 -1118 2 President Hafez Assad , Israel ' s most adamant foe , wasn ' t even invited to the summit of Israel , Jordan , Egypt and the Palestine Liberation Organization . wasn ' t even invited Why wasn't the President invited? 11 16 -1118 2 President Hafez Assad , Israel ' s most adamant foe , wasn ' t even invited to the summit of Israel , Jordan , Egypt and the Palestine Liberation Organization . Israel ' s most adamant foe , Why is President Hafez Assad Isreal's most adamant foe? 4 11 -1118 2 President Hafez Assad , Israel ' s most adamant foe , wasn ' t even invited to the summit of Israel , Jordan , Egypt and the Palestine Liberation Organization . wasn ' t even invited to the summit of Israel , Why was Assad not invited to the summit? 11 22 -1118 3 " It seems to me that although Assad has left behind the process of war , he has yet to enter the peace process and is in a stage of political bachelorhood , " Foreign Minister Shimon Peres told Israeli army radio . process of war , How Assad process of war? 12 16 -1118 3 " It seems to me that although Assad has left behind the process of war , he has yet to enter the peace process and is in a stage of political bachelorhood , " Foreign Minister Shimon Peres told Israeli army radio . political bachelorhood , " What does political bachelorhood mean? 30 34 -1118 3 " It seems to me that although Assad has left behind the process of war , he has yet to enter the peace process and is in a stage of political bachelorhood , " Foreign Minister Shimon Peres told Israeli army radio . peace process Why is Assad hesitating entering the peace process? 22 24 -1118 4 " He must decide when he wants to enter the next step , " he added . decide When he decide? 3 4 -1118 4 " He must decide when he wants to enter the next step , " he added . next step , " What is the next step? 10 14 -1118 4 " He must decide when he wants to enter the next step , " he added . " He must decide What will happen if Assad fails to enter the next step? 0 4 -1118 5 Syrian reaction to the meeting was muted . There was no official reaction , and Syrian newspapers kept up their standard criticism of Israel , blaming it for the deadlock in the negotiations . Syrian reaction How the Syrian reaction to the meeting? 0 2 -1118 5 Syrian reaction to the meeting was muted . There was no official reaction , and Syrian newspapers kept up their standard criticism of Israel , blaming it for the deadlock in the negotiations . blaming it for the deadlock in the negotiations Why does Syria blame Israel for the deadlock in the negotiations? 25 33 -1118 5 Syrian reaction to the meeting was muted . There was no official reaction , and Syrian newspapers kept up their standard criticism of Israel , blaming it for the deadlock in the negotiations . muted Why was the Syrian reaction muted? 6 7 -1118 5 Syrian reaction to the meeting was muted . There was no official reaction , and Syrian newspapers kept up their standard criticism of Israel , blaming it for the deadlock in the negotiations . standard criticism Why are Syrian news writers critical of Israel? 20 22 -1118 5 Syrian reaction to the meeting was muted . There was no official reaction , and Syrian newspapers kept up their standard criticism of Israel , blaming it for the deadlock in the negotiations . was no official reaction , Why was there no official reaction to the leader not being allowed into the meetings? 9 14 -1119 1 Delta Air Lines Inc . and British - based Virgin Atlantic Airways won final federal approval Thursday for a joint ticketing deal that gives Delta its long - sought access to London ' s Heathrow Airport . joint ticketing deal What is this deal? 19 22 -1119 1 Delta Air Lines Inc . and British - based Virgin Atlantic Airways won final federal approval Thursday for a joint ticketing deal that gives Delta its long - sought access to London ' s Heathrow Airport . long - sought access Why has this been long sought by Delta? 26 30 -1119 1 Delta Air Lines Inc . and British - based Virgin Atlantic Airways won final federal approval Thursday for a joint ticketing deal that gives Delta its long - sought access to London ' s Heathrow Airport . long - sought access to London ' s Heathrow Airport Why was Delta wanting access to Heathrow? 26 36 -1119 2 The Department of Transportation had been expected to approve the agreement five months ago , but took no action . Delta , which expressed anger at the time , said Thursday the DOT gave no indication why it was giving permission now . had been expected Expected by whom? 4 7 -1119 2 The Department of Transportation had been expected to approve the agreement five months ago , but took no action . Delta , which expressed anger at the time , said Thursday the DOT gave no indication why it was giving permission now . five months ago , but took no action Why did they not take action in time? 11 19 -1119 2 The Department of Transportation had been expected to approve the agreement five months ago , but took no action . Delta , which expressed anger at the time , said Thursday the DOT gave no indication why it was giving permission now . expressed anger How was the anger expressed? 23 25 -1119 2 The Department of Transportation had been expected to approve the agreement five months ago , but took no action . Delta , which expressed anger at the time , said Thursday the DOT gave no indication why it was giving permission now . agreement five months ago , but took no action Why was action on this agreement so long in occurring? 10 19 -1119 3 Richard Mintz , a DOT spokesman in Washington , said the government decided the agreement would benefit passengers on both sides of the Atlantic . benefit passengers What are the benefits to the passengers? 16 18 -1119 3 Richard Mintz , a DOT spokesman in Washington , said the government decided the agreement would benefit passengers on both sides of the Atlantic . benefit passengers on both sides of the Atlantic What sort of benefits would be experienced? 16 24 -1119 3 Richard Mintz , a DOT spokesman in Washington , said the government decided the agreement would benefit passengers on both sides of the Atlantic . benefit passengers on both sides of the Atlantic How does this benefit passengers? 16 24 -1119 4 Mintz declined to comment specifically on the delay . Many industry analysts have suggested that the government hoped to pressure Great Britain to give U . S . carriers more access to the British market . declined to comment Why did he decline to answer? 1 4 -1119 4 Mintz declined to comment specifically on the delay . Many industry analysts have suggested that the government hoped to pressure Great Britain to give U . S . carriers more access to the British market . Many industry analysts How many analysts? 9 12 -1119 4 Mintz declined to comment specifically on the delay . Many industry analysts have suggested that the government hoped to pressure Great Britain to give U . S . carriers more access to the British market . hoped to pressure What pressure tactics were used? 17 20 -1119 5 The deal with Virgin is a " code sharing " agreement similar to arrangements Delta has with other overseas carriers . In such deals , an airline buys a block of seats on the other carrier ' s flights , then sells them to travelers through its own marketing system . " code sharing " agreement What does that mean? 6 11 -1119 5 The deal with Virgin is a " code sharing " agreement similar to arrangements Delta has with other overseas carriers . In such deals , an airline buys a block of seats on the other carrier ' s flights , then sells them to travelers through its own marketing system . similar to arrangements What are the similarities? 11 14 -1119 5 The deal with Virgin is a " code sharing " agreement similar to arrangements Delta has with other overseas carriers . In such deals , an airline buys a block of seats on the other carrier ' s flights , then sells them to travelers through its own marketing system . other overseas carriers Who are these other carriers? 17 20 -1119 5 The deal with Virgin is a " code sharing " agreement similar to arrangements Delta has with other overseas carriers . In such deals , an airline buys a block of seats on the other carrier ' s flights , then sells them to travelers through its own marketing system . Delta has with other overseas carriers Which other carriers does Delta have these agreements with? 14 20 -1120 1 A projected federation of Muslims and Croats in Bosnia is in danger of falling apart as the prospect of a wider war haunts the already bloodied Balkans , a top State Department official said Thursday . is in danger of falling apart Why is the federation in such trouble? 9 15 -1120 1 A projected federation of Muslims and Croats in Bosnia is in danger of falling apart as the prospect of a wider war haunts the already bloodied Balkans , a top State Department official said Thursday . prospect of a wider war Why is there a prospect of wider war? 17 22 -1120 2 Due to meet this weekend with Muslim and Croat leaders in Munich , Germany , the official , Assistant Secretary of State Richard Holbrooke , said Bosnian Serbs likely would cross into Croatia and fight alongside Serbs there in the event of a conflict over a breakaway Croatian Serb enclave . over a breakaway Croatian Serb enclave Why is the section of Croatian Serbs breaking away? 44 50 -1120 2 Due to meet this weekend with Muslim and Croat leaders in Munich , Germany , the official , Assistant Secretary of State Richard Holbrooke , said Bosnian Serbs likely would cross into Croatia and fight alongside Serbs there in the event of a conflict over a breakaway Croatian Serb enclave . Serbs likely would cross into Croatia Why would Serbs aid the fight? 27 33 -1120 3 Croatia has threatened to expel U . N . peacekeepers , but a former U . N . commander in Bosnia predicted the threat would not materialize . predicted the threat would not materialize Was does the UN believe this will not occur? 21 27 -1120 5 Holbrooke appeared apprehensive as he spoke with reporters at the State Department about the Balkans and his coming diplomatic effort . Holbrooke is trying to salvage the federation formed last March by Bosnian Muslims and Croats . Holbrooke is trying to salvage the federation What is the end result of salvaging the federation? 21 28 -1120 5 Holbrooke appeared apprehensive as he spoke with reporters at the State Department about the Balkans and his coming diplomatic effort . Holbrooke is trying to salvage the federation formed last March by Bosnian Muslims and Croats . Holbrooke is trying to salvage the federation What is Holbrooke doing to salvage the federation? 21 28 -1121 1 If it hadn ' t been for the authorities , lots of the ruddy - faced locals would still be standing on the dikes , braving the stiff wind and trying to just stare the waters down . stare What is in the water that the locals are looking at? 33 34 -1121 1 If it hadn ' t been for the authorities , lots of the ruddy - faced locals would still be standing on the dikes , braving the stiff wind and trying to just stare the waters down . braving What is so important that would cause them to be fixated on what they are looking at? 25 26 -1121 1 If it hadn ' t been for the authorities , lots of the ruddy - faced locals would still be standing on the dikes , braving the stiff wind and trying to just stare the waters down . authorities , Why are the authorities the ones preventing the locals from dealing with what they are looking at? 8 10 -1121 1 If it hadn ' t been for the authorities , lots of the ruddy - faced locals would still be standing on the dikes , braving the stiff wind and trying to just stare the waters down . trying to just stare the waters down . Why were they in such a position? 30 38 -1121 2 With most of them living below sea level , the Dutch have been battling the principle that water runs downhill for centuries . below Why are so many of them living below sea level and why is it such a big deal? 5 6 -1121 3 " If the authorities hadn ' t told people to leave , nobody would have left , " Dirk Roodbeen , who grew up among the dikes in nearby Casteren , said Thursday . leave , Why were the authorities telling people to leave? 10 12 -1121 3 " If the authorities hadn ' t told people to leave , nobody would have left , " Dirk Roodbeen , who grew up among the dikes in nearby Casteren , said Thursday . nobody would have left , " Why would everyone have stayed? 12 18 -1121 4 Anticipating the worst flood disaster since the 1953 North Sea flood that killed 1 , 800 people , officials here have ordered everyone in this city of 33 , 000 out as the swollen Maas and Waal rivers threatening to burst their dikes in this below - sea level polder region . Anticipating Who is anticipating the flood? 0 1 -1121 4 Anticipating the worst flood disaster since the 1953 North Sea flood that killed 1 , 800 people , officials here have ordered everyone in this city of 33 , 000 out as the swollen Maas and Waal rivers threatening to burst their dikes in this below - sea level polder region . city What city in what country are we in? 25 26 -1122 1 The rate at which AIDS is spreading in the United States has leveled off and the number of new cases reported every year is falling , health officials said Thursday . AIDS Why did the spreading of AIDS level off? 4 5 -1122 1 The rate at which AIDS is spreading in the United States has leveled off and the number of new cases reported every year is falling , health officials said Thursday . leveled What level did it stop at? 12 13 -1122 1 The rate at which AIDS is spreading in the United States has leveled off and the number of new cases reported every year is falling , health officials said Thursday . new cases reported every year is falling , What was behind the number of cases starting to fall at this time? 18 26 -1122 2 The report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention came just three days after the CDC announced that AIDS is now the leading killer of Americans ages 25 to 44 . report How was the report delivered? 1 2 -1122 3 Since the early 1980s , when AIDS cases snowballed by 200 percent a year as it spread through the white homosexual population , the disease is stabilizing at a 3 percent annual increase under an old definition of the disease , according to Dr . John Ward , the CDC ' s chief of HIV - AIDS surveillance . old definition of the disease , What is different between the old and new definitions? 35 41 -1122 3 Since the early 1980s , when AIDS cases snowballed by 200 percent a year as it spread through the white homosexual population , the disease is stabilizing at a 3 percent annual increase under an old definition of the disease , according to Dr . John Ward , the CDC ' s chief of HIV - AIDS surveillance . old definition Why an old definition? 35 37 -1122 3 Since the early 1980s , when AIDS cases snowballed by 200 percent a year as it spread through the white homosexual population , the disease is stabilizing at a 3 percent annual increase under an old definition of the disease , according to Dr . John Ward , the CDC ' s chief of HIV - AIDS surveillance . under an old definition of the disease , What was the old definition of HIV-AIDS? 33 41 -1122 4 " It ' s not growing as rapidly as in earlier years , but the rate is still unacceptably high , " he said . He predicted a similar increase in 1995 . rate How high was the rate? 15 16 -1122 4 " It ' s not growing as rapidly as in earlier years , but the rate is still unacceptably high , " he said . He predicted a similar increase in 1995 . similar increase in What will that be caused by? 28 31 -1122 5 The AIDS definition was expanded in 1993 to reflect the toll on women , and people with tuberculosis or depressed immune systems . tuberculosis How many people had tuberculosis? 17 18 -1122 5 The AIDS definition was expanded in 1993 to reflect the toll on women , and people with tuberculosis or depressed immune systems . expanded Why was it only defined by one population segment? 4 5 -1123 1 The government will free five IRA convicts from Irish jails on Friday , raising the prisoner issue again as the Northern Ireland peace process comes under threat . IRA What do the letters IRA stand for? 5 6 -1123 1 The government will free five IRA convicts from Irish jails on Friday , raising the prisoner issue again as the Northern Ireland peace process comes under threat . under threat How is it under threat? 25 27 -1123 1 The government will free five IRA convicts from Irish jails on Friday , raising the prisoner issue again as the Northern Ireland peace process comes under threat . IRA convicts Who are these convicts and what did they do? 5 7 -1123 1 The government will free five IRA convicts from Irish jails on Friday , raising the prisoner issue again as the Northern Ireland peace process comes under threat . free Why are these particular convicts being freed? 3 4 -1123 1 The government will free five IRA convicts from Irish jails on Friday , raising the prisoner issue again as the Northern Ireland peace process comes under threat . free Why is the government freeing them? 3 4 -1123 1 The government will free five IRA convicts from Irish jails on Friday , raising the prisoner issue again as the Northern Ireland peace process comes under threat . under threat Why is the process under threat? 25 27 -1123 1 The government will free five IRA convicts from Irish jails on Friday , raising the prisoner issue again as the Northern Ireland peace process comes under threat . prisoner issue What is the prisoner issue? 15 17 -1123 1 The government will free five IRA convicts from Irish jails on Friday , raising the prisoner issue again as the Northern Ireland peace process comes under threat . peace process comes under threat Why was the Irish peace discussion having trouble? 22 27 -1123 2 The early releases , confirmed Thursday night , will be the second in response to the Irish Republican Army cease - fire five months ago . Nine IRA prisoners were given early release last month . cease - fire five months ago Who arranged for the cease fire? 19 25 -1123 2 The early releases , confirmed Thursday night , will be the second in response to the Irish Republican Army cease - fire five months ago . Nine IRA prisoners were given early release last month . cease - fire Why did the IRA cease their fire? 19 22 -1123 2 The early releases , confirmed Thursday night , will be the second in response to the Irish Republican Army cease - fire five months ago . Nine IRA prisoners were given early release last month . were given early release last month What was the rationale for their release? 29 35 -1123 3 Pat Doherty , vice president of the IRA ' s Sinn Fein political allies , welcomed the announcement and said , " I hope the British government will follow suit and free all the political prisoners . " Sinn Fein What do the words Sinn Fein mean? 10 12 -1123 3 Pat Doherty , vice president of the IRA ' s Sinn Fein political allies , welcomed the announcement and said , " I hope the British government will follow suit and free all the political prisoners . " will follow suit Why does he think the British government would or could follow suit? 27 30 -1123 4 On Wednesday , the Anglo - Irish peace effort came under threat when a leaked document dealing with proposals for a Northern Ireland settlement alarmed unionist politicians who represent the pro - British Protestant majority in Northern Ireland . unionist politicians What does unionist mean in this context? 25 27 -1123 4 On Wednesday , the Anglo - Irish peace effort came under threat when a leaked document dealing with proposals for a Northern Ireland settlement alarmed unionist politicians who represent the pro - British Protestant majority in Northern Ireland . proposals Who was behind the document and proposals? 18 19 -1123 4 On Wednesday , the Anglo - Irish peace effort came under threat when a leaked document dealing with proposals for a Northern Ireland settlement alarmed unionist politicians who represent the pro - British Protestant majority in Northern Ireland . Northern Ireland settlement Why is this alarming to the Protestant majority? 21 24 -1123 4 On Wednesday , the Anglo - Irish peace effort came under threat when a leaked document dealing with proposals for a Northern Ireland settlement alarmed unionist politicians who represent the pro - British Protestant majority in Northern Ireland . settlement What are the settlements the proposal is detailing? 23 24 -1123 5 Members of the Ulster Unionist Party , whose nine votes are crucial to British Prime Minister John Major in the House of Commons , were outraged by a report in The Times of London that the two governments envisioned cross - border agencies in which unionists would be compelled to participate . British Prime Minister John Major Which party does John Major represent? 13 18 -1123 5 Members of the Ulster Unionist Party , whose nine votes are crucial to British Prime Minister John Major in the House of Commons , were outraged by a report in The Times of London that the two governments envisioned cross - border agencies in which unionists would be compelled to participate . outraged Why did the Ulster Unionist Party find this outrageous? 25 26 -1123 5 Members of the Ulster Unionist Party , whose nine votes are crucial to British Prime Minister John Major in the House of Commons , were outraged by a report in The Times of London that the two governments envisioned cross - border agencies in which unionists would be compelled to participate . compelled to participate How would they participate? 48 51 -1123 5 Members of the Ulster Unionist Party , whose nine votes are crucial to British Prime Minister John Major in the House of Commons , were outraged by a report in The Times of London that the two governments envisioned cross - border agencies in which unionists would be compelled to participate . crucial What were the votes crucial for? 11 12 -1123 5 Members of the Ulster Unionist Party , whose nine votes are crucial to British Prime Minister John Major in the House of Commons , were outraged by a report in The Times of London that the two governments envisioned cross - border agencies in which unionists would be compelled to participate . unionists would be compelled to participate Why would the Unionists be compelled to serve both governments? 45 51 -1124 1 Thirty - nine countries paid nothing toward their regular U . N . dues in 1994 and only 29 have made payments this year , the United Nations said Thursday . only 29 how many member nations? 17 19 -1124 1 Thirty - nine countries paid nothing toward their regular U . N . dues in 1994 and only 29 have made payments this year , the United Nations said Thursday . dues How much are the dues? 13 14 -1124 1 Thirty - nine countries paid nothing toward their regular U . N . dues in 1994 and only 29 have made payments this year , the United Nations said Thursday . Thirty - nine countries paid nothing Why were so many nations delinquent? 0 6 -1124 2 As of the end of January , member states owed the United Nations dlrs 1 . 4 billion toward the regular budget and dlrs 2 . 2 billion for peacekeeping , which is part of a separate assessment . part of a separate assessment How many assessments? 33 38 -1124 2 As of the end of January , member states owed the United Nations dlrs 1 . 4 billion toward the regular budget and dlrs 2 . 2 billion for peacekeeping , which is part of a separate assessment . owed What are the payment terms, and why is it not being paid? 9 10 -1124 3 The top debtors as of Jan . 15 were the United States , which owed dlrs 550 million toward the regular budget and dlrs 220 million toward peacekeeping , and Russia , which owed 62 million toward the regular budget and 507 million for peacekeeping . budget How much does each nation pay towards the budget? 21 22 -1124 4 Secretary - General Boutros Boutros - Ghali sent out letters on Jan . 1 asking for dues toward the dlrs 1 . 1 billion 1995 budget , which does not include peacekeeping charges . Jan What is the normal payment deadline? 11 12 -1124 5 The money was due Jan . 31 , but only 19 countries paid in full while 10 countries contributed part of their dues . The list of countries paying did not include the United States or Japan , which together provide about a third of the U . N . budget . countries paying What will happen if no one pays? 27 29 -1124 5 The money was due Jan . 31 , but only 19 countries paid in full while 10 countries contributed part of their dues . The list of countries paying did not include the United States or Japan , which together provide about a third of the U . N . budget . countries What determines how much each nation need to pay towards the overall budget? 11 12 -1125 1 After an unprecedented summit , Israel and three Arab peace partners agreed to resume Israeli - PLO talks next week and set up a series of meetings to further the peace process . a series of meetings What exactly will the meetings entail? 23 27 -1125 1 After an unprecedented summit , Israel and three Arab peace partners agreed to resume Israeli - PLO talks next week and set up a series of meetings to further the peace process . unprecedented Was this to be the first summit between Israel and PLO? 2 3 -1125 2 Still , they came up with no new ways Thursday to stop attacks on Israelis by Muslim extremists . with no new ways Why are they struggling to find ways to stop extremism? 5 9 -1125 2 Still , they came up with no new ways Thursday to stop attacks on Israelis by Muslim extremists . attacks How long have the attacks been going on? 12 13 -1125 3 Israel and PLO negotiators will meet again Monday in Cairo , while PLO chief Yasser Arafat and Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin will meet Thursday at a border crossing in the Gaza Strip , said Egyptian Foreign Minister Amr Moussa . negotiators Are there mediators to help with the negotiation progress? 3 4 -1126 1 The foreign ministers of Turkey and four Western European nations on Thursday reaffirmed their commitment to a strong relationship . relationship what kind of relationship did the foreign ministers reaffirmed 18 19 -1126 1 The foreign ministers of Turkey and four Western European nations on Thursday reaffirmed their commitment to a strong relationship . four Which four other nations? 6 7 -1126 1 The foreign ministers of Turkey and four Western European nations on Thursday reaffirmed their commitment to a strong relationship . four Western European nations With which four Western European nations does Turkey reaffirm a commitment to a strong relationship? 6 10 -1126 1 The foreign ministers of Turkey and four Western European nations on Thursday reaffirmed their commitment to a strong relationship . strong What commitments have the foreign ministers of Turkey and four Western European nations made to each other that would support strong relationships betwee them? 17 18 -1126 1 The foreign ministers of Turkey and four Western European nations on Thursday reaffirmed their commitment to a strong relationship . four Western European nations Which Western European nations were involved? 6 10 -1126 1 The foreign ministers of Turkey and four Western European nations on Thursday reaffirmed their commitment to a strong relationship . reaffirmed How long has this relationship existed? 12 13 -1126 2 The British Foreign Office said Foreign Secretary Douglas Hurd met with the foreign ministers of Turkey , France , Germany and Italy to continue an " intensive but informal dialogue between Turkey and Western European states with a special interest in the region . " interest what are the interests of western european countries 39 40 -1126 2 The British Foreign Office said Foreign Secretary Douglas Hurd met with the foreign ministers of Turkey , France , Germany and Italy to continue an " intensive but informal dialogue between Turkey and Western European states with a special interest in the region . " informal Why was it an \"informal\" discussion. 28 29 -1126 2 The British Foreign Office said Foreign Secretary Douglas Hurd met with the foreign ministers of Turkey , France , Germany and Italy to continue an " intensive but informal dialogue between Turkey and Western European states with a special interest in the region . " special interest What is the collective interest in that region? 38 40 -1126 2 The British Foreign Office said Foreign Secretary Douglas Hurd met with the foreign ministers of Turkey , France , Germany and Italy to continue an " intensive but informal dialogue between Turkey and Western European states with a special interest in the region . " special interest Why do these states have a special interest in the region? 38 40 -1126 3 They also discussed the civil rights situation in Turkey , as well as the need for a negotiated settlement in Cyprus , which has been divided since Turkey invaded in 1974 and occupied the northern sector . civil rights situation What is the civil rights situation in Turkey? 4 7 -1126 3 They also discussed the civil rights situation in Turkey , as well as the need for a negotiated settlement in Cyprus , which has been divided since Turkey invaded in 1974 and occupied the northern sector . civil rights situation What have been the ramifications of the civil rights situation in Turkey? 4 7 -1126 3 They also discussed the civil rights situation in Turkey , as well as the need for a negotiated settlement in Cyprus , which has been divided since Turkey invaded in 1974 and occupied the northern sector . civil rights situation What is the civil rights situation in Turkey? 4 7 -1126 4 Allegations of abuses by Turkish police are longstanding . Human rights groups claim the Turkish military is escalating a brutal campaign to wipe out villages considered havens for Kurdish rebels who seek an autonomous homeland . autonomous what regions to kurdish people ask to have as autonomous homeland 33 34 -1126 4 Allegations of abuses by Turkish police are longstanding . Human rights groups claim the Turkish military is escalating a brutal campaign to wipe out villages considered havens for Kurdish rebels who seek an autonomous homeland . Kurdish rebels What are the Kurdish rebels rebelling against? 28 30 -1126 4 Allegations of abuses by Turkish police are longstanding . Human rights groups claim the Turkish military is escalating a brutal campaign to wipe out villages considered havens for Kurdish rebels who seek an autonomous homeland . abuses What abuses have Turkish police engaged in? 2 3 -1126 4 Allegations of abuses by Turkish police are longstanding . Human rights groups claim the Turkish military is escalating a brutal campaign to wipe out villages considered havens for Kurdish rebels who seek an autonomous homeland . wipe out villages Is the Turkish government killing civilians in this campaign? 22 25 -1126 4 Allegations of abuses by Turkish police are longstanding . Human rights groups claim the Turkish military is escalating a brutal campaign to wipe out villages considered havens for Kurdish rebels who seek an autonomous homeland . homeland Was their land taken over by Turkey? 34 35 -1126 5 Turkish officials contend uncompromising tactics are necessary to keep the nation of 60 million people together . tactics what are the tactics 4 5 -1126 5 Turkish officials contend uncompromising tactics are necessary to keep the nation of 60 million people together . uncompromising What do Turkish officials consider \"uncompromising\" tactics? 3 4 -1126 5 Turkish officials contend uncompromising tactics are necessary to keep the nation of 60 million people together . uncompromising Is this referring to the campaign of violence? 3 4 -1127 1 Fifty - four years after his act of courage , an obscure Japanese diplomat named Chinue Sugihara is finally being acknowledged as one of World War II ' s great heroes for having saved some 6 , 000 Jews from Nazi death camps . after In what way did Sugihara save Jews? 4 5 -1127 1 Fifty - four years after his act of courage , an obscure Japanese diplomat named Chinue Sugihara is finally being acknowledged as one of World War II ' s great heroes for having saved some 6 , 000 Jews from Nazi death camps . saved some 6 , 000 Jews from Nazi death camps . How was he able to save so many people? 33 44 -1127 1 Fifty - four years after his act of courage , an obscure Japanese diplomat named Chinue Sugihara is finally being acknowledged as one of World War II ' s great heroes for having saved some 6 , 000 Jews from Nazi death camps . saved how did he save them? 33 34 -1127 1 Fifty - four years after his act of courage , an obscure Japanese diplomat named Chinue Sugihara is finally being acknowledged as one of World War II ' s great heroes for having saved some 6 , 000 Jews from Nazi death camps . act What did he do to save all the Jews? 6 7 -1127 2 Sugihara has been honored in Israel , and there is a memorial plaque and a street named after him in Lithuania , where in August of 1940 he feverishly signed thousands of transit visas that kept Jews from falling into German hands . kept How much danger was Chinue Sugihara in at the time for signing the transit visas? 35 36 -1127 3 In the latest gesture , announced on Thursday at a reception for Sugihara ' s 81 - year - old widow , Yukiko , the American Jewish World Service said it has raised dlrs 50 , 000 for a Kobe earthquake relief fund that has been named in Sugihara ' s honor . honor Where did the Jews with the transit visas signed by Sugihara escape to? 51 52 -1127 3 In the latest gesture , announced on Thursday at a reception for Sugihara ' s 81 - year - old widow , Yukiko , the American Jewish World Service said it has raised dlrs 50 , 000 for a Kobe earthquake relief fund that has been named in Sugihara ' s honor . widow , When did Sugihara pass away? 20 22 -1127 4 Kobe , by coincidence , is where many of the Jews rescued by Sugihara in Lithuania wound up , before they were sent on to other countries as Japan itself went to war in late 1941 . 1941 Did Japan partake in the holocaust? 35 36 -1127 4 Kobe , by coincidence , is where many of the Jews rescued by Sugihara in Lithuania wound up , before they were sent on to other countries as Japan itself went to war in late 1941 . they were sent on to other countries Where, generally were these Jewish people sent to after landing in Japan? 20 27 -1127 4 Kobe , by coincidence , is where many of the Jews rescued by Sugihara in Lithuania wound up , before they were sent on to other countries as Japan itself went to war in late 1941 . Kobe , How did the rescued Jews end up in Kobe from Lithuania? 0 2 -1127 5 The money will go mainly for medical supplies in the quake - ravaged port city , said Andrew Griffel , executive director of the AJWS , who himself survived the Holocaust as a " hidden child " in Poland . " hidden Is this term used for the Jews who escaped thanks to the transit visas? 33 35 -1127 5 The money will go mainly for medical supplies in the quake - ravaged port city , said Andrew Griffel , executive director of the AJWS , who himself survived the Holocaust as a " hidden child " in Poland . " hidden What is a \"hidden child\"? 33 35 -1128 1 Christian Fittipaldi of Brazil , the nephew of two - time Indianapolis 500 winner Emerson Fittipaldi , has signed a contract to drive an Indy - car for Walker Racing this year . Walker What are some accomplishments of Christian Fittipaldi? 28 29 -1128 1 Christian Fittipaldi of Brazil , the nephew of two - time Indianapolis 500 winner Emerson Fittipaldi , has signed a contract to drive an Indy - car for Walker Racing this year . Christian Fittipaldi is he a good prospect? 0 2 -1128 2 The younger Fittipaldi , 24 , a Formula One regular the past three years , has never driven an Indy - car . But the son of one - time Formula One driver Wilson Fittipaldi has known Walker for many years . Formula What is Formula One? 7 8 -1128 2 The younger Fittipaldi , 24 , a Formula One regular the past three years , has never driven an Indy - car . But the son of one - time Formula One driver Wilson Fittipaldi has known Walker for many years . known What is their relationship? 36 37 -1128 2 The younger Fittipaldi , 24 , a Formula One regular the past three years , has never driven an Indy - car . But the son of one - time Formula One driver Wilson Fittipaldi has known Walker for many years . 24 , is that young for a racer? 4 6 -1128 3 " When I was Wilson ' s chief mechanic in Formula One and Christian was a little boy , I told him that I would someday own a race team and that he would drive for me , " Walker said Thursday after making the announcement that Fittipaldi would team with holdover Robby Gordon . would team with holdover Robby Gordon what's a holdover? 48 54 -1128 3 " When I was Wilson ' s chief mechanic in Formula One and Christian was a little boy , I told him that I would someday own a race team and that he would drive for me , " Walker said Thursday after making the announcement that Fittipaldi would team with holdover Robby Gordon . Gordon who's quote is this? 53 54 -1128 4 " It ' s great to have Christian drive in this series , " Walker said . " He and Robby will make great teammates . " make great teammates What about them is complimentary as teammates? 22 25 -1128 4 " It ' s great to have Christian drive in this series , " Walker said . " He and Robby will make great teammates . " Robby Were they former teammates or competitors? 20 21 -1128 5 Fittipaldi , considered one of the bright young stars of European racing , will be introduced to oval tracks , including the Indianapolis Motor Speedway , this year . oval What is an oval track? 17 18 -1128 5 Fittipaldi , considered one of the bright young stars of European racing , will be introduced to oval tracks , including the Indianapolis Motor Speedway , this year . oval tracks , are these uncommon? 17 20 -1129 1 Princess Diana , who was widely tipped to visit Kobe during her trip to Japan next week , will not after all go to the earthquake shattered city , aides said Thursday night . who was widely tipped to visit Kobe Why was princess Diana widely tipped to visit Kobe? 3 10 -1129 1 Princess Diana , who was widely tipped to visit Kobe during her trip to Japan next week , will not after all go to the earthquake shattered city , aides said Thursday night . go to the earthquake shattered city , Why didn't she go to Kobe after the quake? 22 29 -1129 1 Princess Diana , who was widely tipped to visit Kobe during her trip to Japan next week , will not after all go to the earthquake shattered city , aides said Thursday night . tipped What source tipped the news about Princess Diana's itinerary? 6 7 -1129 1 Princess Diana , who was widely tipped to visit Kobe during her trip to Japan next week , will not after all go to the earthquake shattered city , aides said Thursday night . not What changed her mind about going to the city?? 19 20 -1129 2 " We have been advised by the British Embassy in Tokyo that it would be more appropriate for her to express her obvious concern for the victims by doing something in Tokyo , " said a statement by her office at St . James ' s Palace in London . something What is Princess Diana planning on doing instead? 29 30 -1129 3 But The Times of London said Friday that observers have suggested the real reason is concern by Japanese authorities that she might upstage Japan ' s imperial family . she might upstage Japan ' s imperial family How might this happen? 20 28 -1129 3 But The Times of London said Friday that observers have suggested the real reason is concern by Japanese authorities that she might upstage Japan ' s imperial family . might upstage Japan ' s imperial family How would she upstage the Imperial Family? 21 28 -1129 3 But The Times of London said Friday that observers have suggested the real reason is concern by Japanese authorities that she might upstage Japan ' s imperial family . concern What caused the Japanese authorities to be concerned over this? 15 16 -1129 4 The paper noted the family has been widely criticized for its lackluster show of support for the victims of the quake , which struck Jan . 17 , killing 5 , 104 people . Six more are listed missing . support for the victims of the quake , which Why is the family showing support for the victims of the quake? 14 23 -1129 4 The paper noted the family has been widely criticized for its lackluster show of support for the victims of the quake , which struck Jan . 17 , killing 5 , 104 people . Six more are listed missing . lackluster show of support Why were they showing such little support? 11 15 -1129 4 The paper noted the family has been widely criticized for its lackluster show of support for the victims of the quake , which struck Jan . 17 , killing 5 , 104 people . Six more are listed missing . support What are some examples of the lackluster show of support? 14 15 -1129 5 The Times added that Japanese and British diplomats had denied the suggestion . It quoted an unnamed official at the British Embassy in Tokyo as saying Thursday : " The princess simply decided she did not wish to overburden the local authorities in Kobe . " unnamed official Why is this official remaining anonymous? 16 18 -1130 1 Health officials said Friday they are investigating why a fungicide that should have been cleaned off was found on apples imported from the United States . imported from the United States Which country received them? 20 25 -1130 1 Health officials said Friday they are investigating why a fungicide that should have been cleaned off was found on apples imported from the United States . fungicide What fungicide was used? 9 10 -1130 1 Health officials said Friday they are investigating why a fungicide that should have been cleaned off was found on apples imported from the United States . Health officials Where are these officials located? To what country were the American apples exported? 0 2 -1130 1 Health officials said Friday they are investigating why a fungicide that should have been cleaned off was found on apples imported from the United States . fungicide that should have been cleaned off What type of fungicide was found on these fruits? 9 16 -1130 1 Health officials said Friday they are investigating why a fungicide that should have been cleaned off was found on apples imported from the United States . Health officials Which health officials specifically? 0 2 -1130 1 Health officials said Friday they are investigating why a fungicide that should have been cleaned off was found on apples imported from the United States . investigating why a fungicide Why is it important to investigate a fungicide? 6 10 -1130 2 In a random sampling of apples purchased at shops in the Tokyo area , two apples imported from Washington State were found to have trace amounts of the fungicide , health officials said . shops in the Tokyo area , What are the name of these shops? 8 14 -1130 2 In a random sampling of apples purchased at shops in the Tokyo area , two apples imported from Washington State were found to have trace amounts of the fungicide , health officials said . random sampling of apples How many apples were included in the sample from which two were found to have fungicide? 2 6 -1130 2 In a random sampling of apples purchased at shops in the Tokyo area , two apples imported from Washington State were found to have trace amounts of the fungicide , health officials said . two apples imported from Washington State How many pounds of the imported apples had this compound still on them? 14 20 -1130 2 In a random sampling of apples purchased at shops in the Tokyo area , two apples imported from Washington State were found to have trace amounts of the fungicide , health officials said . trace amounts of the fungicide , What could be the reason of the traced amounts of fungicide? 24 30 -1130 3 " This is not a safety issue by any means , " said U . S . embassy spokesman Bill Morgan . " It ' s a technical one . This fungicide is also commonly used by farmers in Japan . " " This is not a safety issue by any means , " Why would Bill Morgan say this so confidently? 0 12 -1130 3 " This is not a safety issue by any means , " said U . S . embassy spokesman Bill Morgan . " It ' s a technical one . This fungicide is also commonly used by farmers in Japan . " commonly used by farmers in Japan How does he know this information? 34 40 -1130 3 " This is not a safety issue by any means , " said U . S . embassy spokesman Bill Morgan . " It ' s a technical one . This fungicide is also commonly used by farmers in Japan . " " It ' s a technical one . What does the embassy spokesman mean by a \"technical\" issue and not a safety issue when fungicide has been found on produce? 22 30 -1130 3 " This is not a safety issue by any means , " said U . S . embassy spokesman Bill Morgan . " It ' s a technical one . This fungicide is also commonly used by farmers in Japan . " a technical How can a technical issue be described? 26 28 -1130 4 Several stores in Tokyo that stocked apples packed by Apple King , a packer in Yakimo , Washington state , were voluntarily recalling the apples Friday because of possible health hazards , a city official said . Several stores in Tokyo What were the name of these shops? 0 4 -1130 4 Several stores in Tokyo that stocked apples packed by Apple King , a packer in Yakimo , Washington state , were voluntarily recalling the apples Friday because of possible health hazards , a city official said . voluntarily recalling the apples Why were they 'Voluntarily' recalling them if it is a health issue? 21 25 -1130 4 Several stores in Tokyo that stocked apples packed by Apple King , a packer in Yakimo , Washington state , were voluntarily recalling the apples Friday because of possible health hazards , a city official said . Several stores in Tokyo Which stores specifically stocked and then recalled the apples so customers who purchased apples at those locations could know of a potential hazard? 0 4 -1130 4 Several stores in Tokyo that stocked apples packed by Apple King , a packer in Yakimo , Washington state , were voluntarily recalling the apples Friday because of possible health hazards , a city official said . possible health hazards , What health hazards could be experienced from these fungicides? 28 32 -1130 4 Several stores in Tokyo that stocked apples packed by Apple King , a packer in Yakimo , Washington state , were voluntarily recalling the apples Friday because of possible health hazards , a city official said . possible health hazards , What are the possible health hazards? 28 32 -1130 5 But a spokesman for Japan ' s largest supermarket chain , Daiei Inc . , said the company has no plans to remove U . S . apples from its shelves . spokesman for Japan ' s largest supermarket chain , Who was this spokesman? 2 11 -1130 5 But a spokesman for Japan ' s largest supermarket chain , Daiei Inc . , said the company has no plans to remove U . S . apples from its shelves . no plans to remove U . S . apples from its shelves Why does he have no plans if this is a health issue? 19 31 -1130 5 But a spokesman for Japan ' s largest supermarket chain , Daiei Inc . , said the company has no plans to remove U . S . apples from its shelves . has no plans to remove U . S . apples Why will Daiei continue to sell apples that may have fungicide on them? 18 28 -1130 5 But a spokesman for Japan ' s largest supermarket chain , Daiei Inc . , said the company has no plans to remove U . S . apples from its shelves . spokesman for Japan ' s largest supermarket chain , Who is the spokesman for Japan's largest supermarket chain? 2 11 -1131 1 Despite talks to end the 11 - year - old ethnic war , the government plans to spend more money on fighting the Tamil separatists this year . 11 - year - old ethnic war , Why has this lasted so long? 5 13 -1131 1 Despite talks to end the 11 - year - old ethnic war , the government plans to spend more money on fighting the Tamil separatists this year . more money What amount are they considering? 18 20 -1131 1 Despite talks to end the 11 - year - old ethnic war , the government plans to spend more money on fighting the Tamil separatists this year . fighting the Tamil separatists Why are they fighting? 21 25 -1131 1 Despite talks to end the 11 - year - old ethnic war , the government plans to spend more money on fighting the Tamil separatists this year . Tamil separatists What are the Tamil separatists claiming? 23 25 -1131 1 Despite talks to end the 11 - year - old ethnic war , the government plans to spend more money on fighting the Tamil separatists this year . the government the government of which country? 13 15 -1131 2 The budget that will be presented next week is likely to hike defense spending from rupees 29 billion ( dlrs 591 million ) to rupees 33 billion ( dlrs 673 million ) , according to Deputy Defense Minister Anuruddha Ratwatte . The budget How much is the budget? 0 2 -1131 2 The budget that will be presented next week is likely to hike defense spending from rupees 29 billion ( dlrs 591 million ) to rupees 33 billion ( dlrs 673 million ) , according to Deputy Defense Minister Anuruddha Ratwatte . presented next week When next week? 5 8 -1131 2 The budget that will be presented next week is likely to hike defense spending from rupees 29 billion ( dlrs 591 million ) to rupees 33 billion ( dlrs 673 million ) , according to Deputy Defense Minister Anuruddha Ratwatte . likely to hike defense spending What is the cause of this hike? 9 14 -1131 2 The budget that will be presented next week is likely to hike defense spending from rupees 29 billion ( dlrs 591 million ) to rupees 33 billion ( dlrs 673 million ) , according to Deputy Defense Minister Anuruddha Ratwatte . defense defense spending of which nation? 12 13 -1131 3 Peace talks that began last October have made little progress as the rebels have been adding to their demands , President Chandrika Kumaratunga has said . Peace talks who started the talks? 0 2 -1131 3 Peace talks that began last October have made little progress as the rebels have been adding to their demands , President Chandrika Kumaratunga has said . have made little progress Why have they not made more progress? 6 10 -1131 3 Peace talks that began last October have made little progress as the rebels have been adding to their demands , President Chandrika Kumaratunga has said . adding to their demands , What are their demands? 15 20 -1131 3 Peace talks that began last October have made little progress as the rebels have been adding to their demands , President Chandrika Kumaratunga has said . as the rebels have been adding to their demands , Why have the rebels increased their lists of demands? 10 20 -1131 3 Peace talks that began last October have made little progress as the rebels have been adding to their demands , President Chandrika Kumaratunga has said . Peace talks peace talks between whom? 0 2 -1131 3 Peace talks that began last October have made little progress as the rebels have been adding to their demands , President Chandrika Kumaratunga has said . rebels have been adding to their demands , What are the rebels' demands? 12 20 -1131 4 The war for a homeland for the nation ' s 3 million minority Tamils has claimed more than 34 , 000 lives . The war Who started this war? 0 2 -1131 4 The war for a homeland for the nation ' s 3 million minority Tamils has claimed more than 34 , 000 lives . The war for a homeland Why do the Tamils not have a homeland, in their mind? 0 5 -1131 5 " If this war ends forthwith , this colossal sum could be utilized toward the country ' s development strategy , " Ratwatte said at a ceremony during a bank opening , the state - owned Daily News reported Friday . be utilized How will it be utilized? 11 13 -1131 5 " If this war ends forthwith , this colossal sum could be utilized toward the country ' s development strategy , " Ratwatte said at a ceremony during a bank opening , the state - owned Daily News reported Friday . development strategy , " What is the strategy? 18 22 -1131 5 " If this war ends forthwith , this colossal sum could be utilized toward the country ' s development strategy , " Ratwatte said at a ceremony during a bank opening , the state - owned Daily News reported Friday . development strategy , " what strategy? 18 22 -1132 1 Renegade Muslim forces allied with rebel Serbs blocked a convoy of aid for 120 , 000 beleaguered civilians in northwestern Bosnia , the U . N . aid agency reported Friday . blocked a convoy of aid how did they block the convoy of aid? 7 12 -1132 1 Renegade Muslim forces allied with rebel Serbs blocked a convoy of aid for 120 , 000 beleaguered civilians in northwestern Bosnia , the U . N . aid agency reported Friday . Renegade Muslim forces who are these renegade forces, and how are they designated renegade? 0 3 -1132 1 Renegade Muslim forces allied with rebel Serbs blocked a convoy of aid for 120 , 000 beleaguered civilians in northwestern Bosnia , the U . N . aid agency reported Friday . blocked How did they block the aid? 7 8 -1132 1 Renegade Muslim forces allied with rebel Serbs blocked a convoy of aid for 120 , 000 beleaguered civilians in northwestern Bosnia , the U . N . aid agency reported Friday . Muslim forces allied with rebel Serbs Why did the Muslim forces ally themselves with the rebel Serbs? 1 7 -1132 1 Renegade Muslim forces allied with rebel Serbs blocked a convoy of aid for 120 , 000 beleaguered civilians in northwestern Bosnia , the U . N . aid agency reported Friday . beleaguered Why were the civilians beleaguered? 16 17 -1132 2 Fighting in that area , particularly around Velika Kladusa , headquarters of the rebel Muslim ' s fight against Bosnia ' s Muslim - led government , is threatening a country - wide truce . is threatening a country - wide truce how is it threatening the truce? 27 34 -1132 2 Fighting in that area , particularly around Velika Kladusa , headquarters of the rebel Muslim ' s fight against Bosnia ' s Muslim - led government , is threatening a country - wide truce . country - wide truce What are the details of the country-wide truce? 30 34 -1132 2 Fighting in that area , particularly around Velika Kladusa , headquarters of the rebel Muslim ' s fight against Bosnia ' s Muslim - led government , is threatening a country - wide truce . truce Truce between whom? 33 34 -1132 2 Fighting in that area , particularly around Velika Kladusa , headquarters of the rebel Muslim ' s fight against Bosnia ' s Muslim - led government , is threatening a country - wide truce . Fighting Why is there fighting in this area?\n 0 1 -1132 3 Serb fighters from neighboring Croatia and the rebelious Muslims are not party to the cease - fire , designed as a prelude to resuming peace negotiations . the rebelious Muslims who are they rebelling against? 6 9 -1132 3 Serb fighters from neighboring Croatia and the rebelious Muslims are not party to the cease - fire , designed as a prelude to resuming peace negotiations . not party to the cease - fire , Why are the Serbs and Muslims not party to the cease-fire? 10 18 -1132 3 Serb fighters from neighboring Croatia and the rebelious Muslims are not party to the cease - fire , designed as a prelude to resuming peace negotiations . resuming Why did the peace negotiations cease? 23 24 -1132 4 But international efforts to get negotiations started collapsed last week due to Bosnian Serb intransigence . Bosnia ' s Muslim government , impatient with U . N . inability to halt fighting , has warned the truce could collapse entirely . due to Bosnian Serb intransigence what form did this intransigence take? 10 15 -1132 4 But international efforts to get negotiations started collapsed last week due to Bosnian Serb intransigence . Bosnia ' s Muslim government , impatient with U . N . inability to halt fighting , has warned the truce could collapse entirely . impatient with U . N . inability to halt fighting , How long has the U.N. been trying to halt fighting? 22 33 -1132 4 But international efforts to get negotiations started collapsed last week due to Bosnian Serb intransigence . Bosnia ' s Muslim government , impatient with U . N . inability to halt fighting , has warned the truce could collapse entirely . impatient How long has this been going on? 22 23 -1132 4 But international efforts to get negotiations started collapsed last week due to Bosnian Serb intransigence . Bosnia ' s Muslim government , impatient with U . N . inability to halt fighting , has warned the truce could collapse entirely . impatient Why are the UN not capable according to Bosnia? 22 23 -1132 5 U . N . officials expressed concern Thursday about an apparent increase of Croatian Serb tanks , artillery and troops in the contested northwest Bihac region . Most blame for the fighting lies with them , U . N . spokesman Michael Williams said . Most blame for the fighting lies with them , Why does the blame lie with them? 27 36 -1132 5 U . N . officials expressed concern Thursday about an apparent increase of Croatian Serb tanks , artillery and troops in the contested northwest Bihac region . Most blame for the fighting lies with them , U . N . spokesman Michael Williams said . Most blame for the fighting lies with them , Why is the Bihac region to blame? 27 36 -1132 5 U . N . officials expressed concern Thursday about an apparent increase of Croatian Serb tanks , artillery and troops in the contested northwest Bihac region . Most blame for the fighting lies with them , U . N . spokesman Michael Williams said . blame Who else is to blame? 28 29 -1133 1 The U . N . expert investigating Israeli human rights violations Friday defended his controversial decision to quit , saying progress in the peace process rather condemnation of Israel was the best way to promote Palestinian rights . controversial decision to quit , Why was his quitting the post so controversial? 14 19 -1133 1 The U . N . expert investigating Israeli human rights violations Friday defended his controversial decision to quit , saying progress in the peace process rather condemnation of Israel was the best way to promote Palestinian rights . human rights violations What human rights violations? 8 11 -1133 1 The U . N . expert investigating Israeli human rights violations Friday defended his controversial decision to quit , saying progress in the peace process rather condemnation of Israel was the best way to promote Palestinian rights . Israeli human rights violations Which violations? 7 11 -1133 2 Rene Felber , a former Swiss foreign minister , caused an outcry at the U . N . Human Rights Commission earlier this week by recommending and end to his two - year mission because it was useless to issue reports that weren ' t acted on . that weren ' t acted on Why were his reports being ignored? 41 47 -1133 2 Rene Felber , a former Swiss foreign minister , caused an outcry at the U . N . Human Rights Commission earlier this week by recommending and end to his two - year mission because it was useless to issue reports that weren ' t acted on . weren ' t acted on How many reports weren't acted on? 42 47 -1133 3 In addition to focussing attention on the effectiveness of the commission - - which issues dozens of such reports each year - - Felber ' s action also raised wider questions about whether publicizing abuses is the best way to pressure governments into mending their ways . whether publicizing abuses is the best way What other types of pressure are thought to be more effective? 32 39 -1133 3 In addition to focussing attention on the effectiveness of the commission - - which issues dozens of such reports each year - - Felber ' s action also raised wider questions about whether publicizing abuses is the best way to pressure governments into mending their ways . best way What would be another, possibly better way? 37 39 -1133 4 " Maybe I said out loud what other people merely think , " Felber told a news conference . " I don ' t regret it . " other people merely think , " What might other people be merely thinking other than what was already stated? 7 13 -1133 5 " You have to give priority to a political solution . There ' s no point issuing denunciations if there are no results from these denunciations . " denunciations What is a denunciation? 17 18 -1134 1 The 33 - nation Council of Europe has suspended membership talks with Russia until Moscow stops attacking its breakaway republic of Chechnya . stops attacking Why are they attacking Chechnya? 15 17 -1134 1 The 33 - nation Council of Europe has suspended membership talks with Russia until Moscow stops attacking its breakaway republic of Chechnya . suspended membership talks with Russia What would membership in the Council of Europe entail for Russia? 8 13 -1134 1 The 33 - nation Council of Europe has suspended membership talks with Russia until Moscow stops attacking its breakaway republic of Chechnya . The 33 - nation Council Who are these 33 nations? 0 5 -1134 1 The 33 - nation Council of Europe has suspended membership talks with Russia until Moscow stops attacking its breakaway republic of Chechnya . suspended membership talks Why were these talks suspended? 8 11 -1134 1 The 33 - nation Council of Europe has suspended membership talks with Russia until Moscow stops attacking its breakaway republic of Chechnya . attacking What attacks have happened? 16 17 -1134 2 Voting late Thursday to suspend talks , the Council ' s parliamentary assembly also condemned " the indiscriminate and disproportionate use of force by the Russian military . " Voting Who was voting? 0 1 -1134 2 Voting late Thursday to suspend talks , the Council ' s parliamentary assembly also condemned " the indiscriminate and disproportionate use of force by the Russian military . " condemned What did they condemn? 14 15 -1134 2 Voting late Thursday to suspend talks , the Council ' s parliamentary assembly also condemned " the indiscriminate and disproportionate use of force by the Russian military . " use of force What has specifically happened? 20 23 -1134 3 The council was founded in 1949 to defend human rights and parliamentary democracy . It is the oldest of the postwar organizations promoting European unity , and best known for its 1950 human rights convention . 1950 human rights convention What are it's greatest accomplishments thus far? 31 35 -1134 3 The council was founded in 1949 to defend human rights and parliamentary democracy . It is the oldest of the postwar organizations promoting European unity , and best known for its 1950 human rights convention . was founded Founded by whom? 2 4 -1134 3 The council was founded in 1949 to defend human rights and parliamentary democracy . It is the oldest of the postwar organizations promoting European unity , and best known for its 1950 human rights convention . promoting How many ways do they promote unity? 22 23 -1134 3 The council was founded in 1949 to defend human rights and parliamentary democracy . It is the oldest of the postwar organizations promoting European unity , and best known for its 1950 human rights convention . best known Why is the council best known for the convention? 27 29 -1134 4 Its core membership of Western European democracies has expanded to include new eastern European democracies - - Bulgaria , the Czech Republic , Estonia , Hungary , Poland , Lithuania , Romania , Slovakia and Slovenia . new eastern European democracies What are the criteria to enter? 11 15 -1134 4 Its core membership of Western European democracies has expanded to include new eastern European democracies - - Bulgaria , the Czech Republic , Estonia , Hungary , Poland , Lithuania , Romania , Slovakia and Slovenia . core membership Who are their members? 1 3 -1134 4 Its core membership of Western European democracies has expanded to include new eastern European democracies - - Bulgaria , the Czech Republic , Estonia , Hungary , Poland , Lithuania , Romania , Slovakia and Slovenia . has expanded Why was it expanded to include more? 7 9 -1134 5 Council spokeswoman Henriette Girard said assembly members would demand a ceasefire with Chechnya . She said they would also insist Russia alter its constitution to give its parliament more control over the executive branch . demand a ceasefire with Chechnya How could the Council demand a ceasefire if they cannot make binding law? 8 13 -1134 5 Council spokeswoman Henriette Girard said assembly members would demand a ceasefire with Chechnya . She said they would also insist Russia alter its constitution to give its parliament more control over the executive branch . would demand With what power will they demand this? 7 9 -1134 5 Council spokeswoman Henriette Girard said assembly members would demand a ceasefire with Chechnya . She said they would also insist Russia alter its constitution to give its parliament more control over the executive branch . alter its constitution How exactly do they want altered? 21 24 -1134 5 Council spokeswoman Henriette Girard said assembly members would demand a ceasefire with Chechnya . She said they would also insist Russia alter its constitution to give its parliament more control over the executive branch . more control Is more control necessary? 28 30 -1135 1 Michael Stich made it clear on Friday that Croatia will have a hard time posting an upset over Germany in its World Group debut when he beat Goran Ivanisevic in four sets in the opening singles . hard Why will they have a hard time/struggle? 12 13 -1135 1 Michael Stich made it clear on Friday that Croatia will have a hard time posting an upset over Germany in its World Group debut when he beat Goran Ivanisevic in four sets in the opening singles . Stich Who is Michael Stich? 1 2 -1135 1 Michael Stich made it clear on Friday that Croatia will have a hard time posting an upset over Germany in its World Group debut when he beat Goran Ivanisevic in four sets in the opening singles . debut What sport is Croatia debuting in? 23 24 -1135 2 Ivanisevic struggled with his best weapon , his first serve , allowing the German to win 7 - 6 ( 7 - 3 ) , 4 - 6 , 6 - 1 , 6 - 4 behind superior ground strokes . struggled How did he struggle/to what extent? 1 2 -1135 2 Ivanisevic struggled with his best weapon , his first serve , allowing the German to win 7 - 6 ( 7 - 3 ) , 4 - 6 , 6 - 1 , 6 - 4 behind superior ground strokes . superior What makes Michael Stich's ground strokes superior? 37 38 -1135 3 Boris Becker , returning to Davis Cup play after a 2 1 / 2 year absence , is expected to give Germany a 2 - 0 lead Friday when he faces unknown Sasa Hirszon in the second singles later Friday . unknown Why is this person unknown? 31 32 -1135 3 Boris Becker , returning to Davis Cup play after a 2 1 / 2 year absence , is expected to give Germany a 2 - 0 lead Friday when he faces unknown Sasa Hirszon in the second singles later Friday . Cup What is the Davis Cup? 6 7 -1135 3 Boris Becker , returning to Davis Cup play after a 2 1 / 2 year absence , is expected to give Germany a 2 - 0 lead Friday when he faces unknown Sasa Hirszon in the second singles later Friday . absence , Why did he take a 2.5 year absence? 15 17 -1135 3 Boris Becker , returning to Davis Cup play after a 2 1 / 2 year absence , is expected to give Germany a 2 - 0 lead Friday when he faces unknown Sasa Hirszon in the second singles later Friday . unknown What is Sasa Hirszon's background? 31 32 -1135 4 The slim hopes of Croatia against Germany , a three - time Davis Cup titlist , rested on the shoulders of the hard - serving Ivanisevic . Croatia had hoped the world No . 5 could sweep both his singles against the two German aces . world How did Ivanisevic become ranked no. 5 in the world? 31 32 -1135 5 But Ivanisevic ' s first serve , one of the most powerful in tennis , deserted him during the last two sets . Stich gained a decisive break in the fourth set at 3 - 2 after the Croatian fought off five other chances by the German . one of the most powerful in tennis , How fast is the first serve of Ivanisevic? 7 15 -1135 5 But Ivanisevic ' s first serve , one of the most powerful in tennis , deserted him during the last two sets . Stich gained a decisive break in the fourth set at 3 - 2 after the Croatian fought off five other chances by the German . deserted Why did he lose his ability to a certain extent? 15 16 -1135 5 But Ivanisevic ' s first serve , one of the most powerful in tennis , deserted him during the last two sets . Stich gained a decisive break in the fourth set at 3 - 2 after the Croatian fought off five other chances by the German . deserted Why wasn't he able to use his first serve effectively? 15 16 -1136 1 Demands that a ban on nuclear tests be completed before an agreement preventing the spread of nuclear weapons is extended are holding up the disarmament process , the Secretary - General for the world ' s main disarmament forum said Friday . the disarmament process , Disarmament of who? 23 27 -1136 1 Demands that a ban on nuclear tests be completed before an agreement preventing the spread of nuclear weapons is extended are holding up the disarmament process , the Secretary - General for the world ' s main disarmament forum said Friday . Demands Which group is making these demands? 0 1 -1136 2 Linking debates was common during Cold War confrontational days , Vladimir Petrovsky told the Conference on Disarament but was now counter - productive . Linking debates was common What does this have to do with the previous sentence? 0 4 -1136 2 Linking debates was common during Cold War confrontational days , Vladimir Petrovsky told the Conference on Disarament but was now counter - productive . Linking debates was common Why was this practice more common in the past? 0 4 -1136 2 Linking debates was common during Cold War confrontational days , Vladimir Petrovsky told the Conference on Disarament but was now counter - productive . Linking What are linking debates, and how are they commonly used during the Cold War? 0 1 -1136 3 Countries should concentrate instead on the progress of each individual step in the nuclear arms elimination process , he said . nuclear arms elimination How are they getting rid of the nuclear weapons? 13 16 -1136 3 Countries should concentrate instead on the progress of each individual step in the nuclear arms elimination process , he said . Countries Who are the participating countries? 0 1 -1136 4 The 38 - nation conference is currently holding its spring session in this Swiss city with the successful completion of a comprehensive ban on nuclear testing its top priority . this Swiss city Which Swiss city? 12 15 -1136 4 The 38 - nation conference is currently holding its spring session in this Swiss city with the successful completion of a comprehensive ban on nuclear testing its top priority . Swiss Which Swiss city is this article referring to? 13 14 -1136 5 The process has taken on a particular urgency in the run - up to crucial negotiations in New York in April on renewing the Nuclear Non - Proliferation Treaty which prevents the spread of strategic weapons . strategic What is considered a strategic weapon? 34 35 -1137 1 Swiss hopes of defeating the Netherlands in the Davis Cup were severely hurt Friday when 15th - ranked Marc Rosset was rushed to hospital with an injured foot . Davis Cup what is the Davis Cup? 8 10 -1137 1 Swiss hopes of defeating the Netherlands in the Davis Cup were severely hurt Friday when 15th - ranked Marc Rosset was rushed to hospital with an injured foot . rushed to hospital with an injured foot . What was the reason behind the injury? 21 29 -1137 1 Swiss hopes of defeating the Netherlands in the Davis Cup were severely hurt Friday when 15th - ranked Marc Rosset was rushed to hospital with an injured foot . Cup What sport is the Davis Cup? 9 10 -1137 1 Swiss hopes of defeating the Netherlands in the Davis Cup were severely hurt Friday when 15th - ranked Marc Rosset was rushed to hospital with an injured foot . injured How was his foot injured? 26 27 -1137 2 Rosset abandoned his match against Jacco Eltingh in the second set , while leading 6 - 4 , 2 - 3 . He twisted his foot while running for a forehand volley on his own service game . second set , while leading 6 - 4 , 2 - 3 . what sport is this? Volleyball? 9 22 -1137 2 Rosset abandoned his match against Jacco Eltingh in the second set , while leading 6 - 4 , 2 - 3 . He twisted his foot while running for a forehand volley on his own service game . forehand What is a forehand volley? 30 31 -1137 3 Sobbing with pain and disappointment before the home crowd , Rosset limped off the court . He was taken to hospital for X - rays . It was not immediately clear if he would be able to play in the weekend matches . It was not immediately clear will Rosset be okay? how hard is the recovery process? 26 31 -1137 3 Sobbing with pain and disappointment before the home crowd , Rosset limped off the court . He was taken to hospital for X - rays . It was not immediately clear if he would be able to play in the weekend matches . X - rays Did he suffer any broken bones? 22 25 -1137 4 " I ' m not happy about winning in this manner , " Eltingh said . " It ' s horrible for Rosset , especially as it happened in his home town . " home town what is his home town? 30 32 -1137 4 " I ' m not happy about winning in this manner , " Eltingh said . " It ' s horrible for Rosset , especially as it happened in his home town . " Eltingh What team does Eltingh play for? 13 14 -1137 5 Switzerland ' s Jakob Hlasek was due to meet the Netherlands ' Richard Krajicek later . The matches are the opening singles in the first - round world group tie . matches are what kind of matches ? what sport is being talked about? 17 19 -1137 5 Switzerland ' s Jakob Hlasek was due to meet the Netherlands ' Richard Krajicek later . The matches are the opening singles in the first - round world group tie . singles Are all matches in this tournament singles? 21 22 -1137 5 Switzerland ' s Jakob Hlasek was due to meet the Netherlands ' Richard Krajicek later . The matches are the opening singles in the first - round world group tie . tie What is the structure of this tournament? 29 30 -1138 1 It ' s been seven years since France beat England in rugby union , but that hasn ' t lessened the intensity of the cross - Channel rivalry . seven years since France Why has it taken seven years? 4 8 -1138 2 On Saturday , the two teams meet at Twickenham in the game that is expected to decide this year ' s Five Nations Championship . The buildup has been anything but congenial . The buildup has been anything but congenial Why hasn't it been congenial? 25 32 -1138 2 On Saturday , the two teams meet at Twickenham in the game that is expected to decide this year ' s Five Nations Championship . The buildup has been anything but congenial . has been anything but congenial In what way has the buildup not been congenial? 27 32 -1138 2 On Saturday , the two teams meet at Twickenham in the game that is expected to decide this year ' s Five Nations Championship . The buildup has been anything but congenial . buildup has been anything but congenial . Why has there been such acrimony? 26 33 -1138 3 " Playing against France in the Five Nations is like facing 15 Eric Cantonas , " said England front row forward Brian Moore , referring to the French and Manchester United soccer player who attacked a spectator during a game last week . " They are brilliant , but brutal . " who attacked Why did they attack a spectator? 33 35 -1138 4 Players like Moore , nicknamed " Pit Bull " by his England teammates , revel in the atmosphere of the France - England games . Last year , he was accused by French coach Pierre Berbizier of orchestrating on - field provocations of the French players , whose succession of penalties resulted in an 18 - 14 defeat . on - field provocations of the French players , What sort of provocations was Moore accused of being behind? 38 47 -1139 1 Finance ministers and central bank officials of the world ' s seven largest economies gathered Friday in Toronto for talks expected to focus on the economic woes of Mexico . seven largest economies What are the seven largest economies? 11 14 -1139 1 Finance ministers and central bank officials of the world ' s seven largest economies gathered Friday in Toronto for talks expected to focus on the economic woes of Mexico . economic woes of Mexico what sort of economic woes / what is going on there? 25 29 -1139 1 Finance ministers and central bank officials of the world ' s seven largest economies gathered Friday in Toronto for talks expected to focus on the economic woes of Mexico . economic woes of Mexico . What type of issues was Mexico experiencing at this time? 25 30 -1139 2 The nosedive of the Mexican peso in recent weeks sent a shock wave through the ministries and markets of the world ' s rich nations , a reminder of just how closely linked the economies of the planet are today and how an economic dwarf can quickly become a giant . The nosedive What caused the nosedive? 0 2 -1139 2 The nosedive of the Mexican peso in recent weeks sent a shock wave through the ministries and markets of the world ' s rich nations , a reminder of just how closely linked the economies of the planet are today and how an economic dwarf can quickly become a giant . The nosedive of the Mexican peso Why did the Mexican peso nosedive? 0 6 -1139 2 The nosedive of the Mexican peso in recent weeks sent a shock wave through the ministries and markets of the world ' s rich nations , a reminder of just how closely linked the economies of the planet are today and how an economic dwarf can quickly become a giant . nosedive of the Mexican peso Why had the peso been struggling to keep up with other currencies? 1 6 -1139 3 Meeting over dinner Friday night were officials from the Group of Seven , which includes the United States , Canada , Germany , France , Britain , Italy and Japan , along with their central bankers and the chief of the International Monetary Fund . officials which officials? name some from each country or the most important ones? 6 7 -1139 4 The officials were scheduled to meet again Saturday morning , part of a regular series of consultations and preparatory to the G - 7 summit June 15 - 17 in Halifax , Nova Scotia . Saturday what date? 7 8 -1139 5 Some of the Europeans are unhappy at being dragged into what many of them see as a North American problem . Some of the Europeans Which ones? 0 4 -1139 5 Some of the Europeans are unhappy at being dragged into what many of them see as a North American problem . Europeans are unhappy Why are the Europeans unhappy? 3 6 -1139 5 Some of the Europeans are unhappy at being dragged into what many of them see as a North American problem . as a North American problem Why is it only a north American problem? 15 20 -1139 5 Some of the Europeans are unhappy at being dragged into what many of them see as a North American problem . see as a North American problem . Why was this seen as a problem that was only North American when many economies are typically seen as linked? 14 21 -1140 1 Expanding NATO into eastern Europe would give Russia more security , not less as Moscow fears , the alliance ' s secretary - general said Friday . give Russia more security , How would security be increased? 6 11 -1140 1 Expanding NATO into eastern Europe would give Russia more security , not less as Moscow fears , the alliance ' s secretary - general said Friday . security , How would expanding NATO into eastern Europe give Russia more security? 9 11 -1140 1 Expanding NATO into eastern Europe would give Russia more security , not less as Moscow fears , the alliance ' s secretary - general said Friday . fears , Why does Moscow fears that Russia will get more security? 15 17 -1140 1 Expanding NATO into eastern Europe would give Russia more security , not less as Moscow fears , the alliance ' s secretary - general said Friday . secretary - general What are some reasons why NATO expansion would give Russia more security? 21 24 -1140 2 " We are willing to cooperate with Russia , " Willy Claes said . " We are not trying to isolate Russia . I will sing this every day , if necessary , in order to convince Moscow that we have good intentions . " willing Why is Willy Claes willing to cooperate with Russia? 3 4 -1140 2 " We are willing to cooperate with Russia , " Willy Claes said . " We are not trying to isolate Russia . I will sing this every day , if necessary , in order to convince Moscow that we have good intentions . " cooperate How does he plan to cooperate with Russia? 5 6 -1140 2 " We are willing to cooperate with Russia , " Willy Claes said . " We are not trying to isolate Russia . I will sing this every day , if necessary , in order to convince Moscow that we have good intentions . " cooperate What are the requirements to become a member of NATO? What are the benefits? 5 6 -1140 3 Claes was in Bonn before a Saturday meeting in Munich of Western defense leaders and military chiefs . meeting Why was Claes meeting Munich of Western defense leaders and military chiefs? 7 8 -1140 3 Claes was in Bonn before a Saturday meeting in Munich of Western defense leaders and military chiefs . meeting What is the objective of the meeting in Munich? 7 8 -1140 3 Claes was in Bonn before a Saturday meeting in Munich of Western defense leaders and military chiefs . Saturday meeting which saturday was it? 6 8 -1140 4 NATO is studying how former Soviet allies might join the alliance . It has named no candidates , set no entry dates . But Russia is upset and has put off a broad program of military and political cooperation with NATO . But Russia is upset Why is Russia upset about this alliance? 23 27 -1140 4 NATO is studying how former Soviet allies might join the alliance . It has named no candidates , set no entry dates . But Russia is upset and has put off a broad program of military and political cooperation with NATO . studying Why does NATO wants former Soviet allies to join the alliance? 2 3 -1140 4 NATO is studying how former Soviet allies might join the alliance . It has named no candidates , set no entry dates . But Russia is upset and has put off a broad program of military and political cooperation with NATO . upset Why is Russia upset about this? 26 27 -1140 4 NATO is studying how former Soviet allies might join the alliance . It has named no candidates , set no entry dates . But Russia is upset and has put off a broad program of military and political cooperation with NATO . candidates , How many candidates are under consideration for membership? 16 18 -1140 4 NATO is studying how former Soviet allies might join the alliance . It has named no candidates , set no entry dates . But Russia is upset and has put off a broad program of military and political cooperation with NATO . NATO is studying what are they finding? 0 3 -1140 5 Moscow is worried of being isolated if NATO takes in Poland , Hungary and others as members . Its bloody intervention in Chechnya has made east European countries especially eager to join because they could then gain the alliance ' s protection from Russia . takes How does NATO plan on taking in Poland, Hungary and others as members? 8 9 -1140 5 Moscow is worried of being isolated if NATO takes in Poland , Hungary and others as members . Its bloody intervention in Chechnya has made east European countries especially eager to join because they could then gain the alliance ' s protection from Russia . intervention Why did Moscow interfere in Chechnya? 20 21 -1140 5 Moscow is worried of being isolated if NATO takes in Poland , Hungary and others as members . Its bloody intervention in Chechnya has made east European countries especially eager to join because they could then gain the alliance ' s protection from Russia . Chechnya is that in russia? 22 23 -1141 1 Three Yugoslavs were honored Friday for their role in saving Jews from the Holocuast . Yugoslavs How bad was the anti-semitism in Yugoslavia at that time? 1 2 -1141 1 Three Yugoslavs were honored Friday for their role in saving Jews from the Holocuast . Yugoslavs How did the Yugoslavs save the Jews from the Holocaust? 1 2 -1141 1 Three Yugoslavs were honored Friday for their role in saving Jews from the Holocuast . Three Yugoslavs Which three Yugoslavs were honored? 0 2 -1141 1 Three Yugoslavs were honored Friday for their role in saving Jews from the Holocuast . role in What was their role in saving the Jews? 7 9 -1141 2 Since 1953 , Gentiles who saved Jews during the Nazi terror have been honored with the title of the Righteous by the Yad Vashem Holocaust museum in Israel . Gentiles Who are considered Gentiles? 3 4 -1141 3 One savior and the widows of two others received Righteous medals Friday at Belgrade ' s Jewish Community . Belgrade ' s How big is the Jewish community in Belgrade? 13 16 -1141 3 One savior and the widows of two others received Righteous medals Friday at Belgrade ' s Jewish Community . One savior and the widows of two others Who were the one savior and two others? 0 8 -1141 4 Risto Ristic saved 10 Jewish families - - 36 children and adults - - from a raid by Croat collaborators of the Nazis in 1941 in the town of Bijeljina , now one of the Bosnian towns from which Serbs have brutally expelled many Muslims . Muslims How severe have these anti-Muslim sentiments been? 44 45 -1141 4 Risto Ristic saved 10 Jewish families - - 36 children and adults - - from a raid by Croat collaborators of the Nazis in 1941 in the town of Bijeljina , now one of the Bosnian towns from which Serbs have brutally expelled many Muslims . saved How did he save them? Where did he hide them? 2 3 -1141 4 Risto Ristic saved 10 Jewish families - - 36 children and adults - - from a raid by Croat collaborators of the Nazis in 1941 in the town of Bijeljina , now one of the Bosnian towns from which Serbs have brutally expelled many Muslims . Risto Ristic saved 10 Jewish families How were the families saved during the raids? 0 6 -1141 5 Ristic was tipped about the Croat raid , and urged the families to flee . Ristic was tipped about the Croat raid , How was Ristic tipped about the Croat raid? 0 8 -1141 5 Ristic was tipped about the Croat raid , and urged the families to flee . Ristic was tipped about the Croat raid , How did Ristic receive his information? 0 8 -1142 1 A conference on Algeria organized by Europe could help end the violence that has wracked the country for three years , President Francois Mitterrand said Friday . violence that has wracked the country Why has there been so much violence here? 11 17 -1142 1 A conference on Algeria organized by Europe could help end the violence that has wracked the country for three years , President Francois Mitterrand said Friday . violence that has wracked the country Why has there been an outbreak in violence? 11 17 -1142 1 A conference on Algeria organized by Europe could help end the violence that has wracked the country for three years , President Francois Mitterrand said Friday . conference What is the name? 1 2 -1142 1 A conference on Algeria organized by Europe could help end the violence that has wracked the country for three years , President Francois Mitterrand said Friday . violence Why has violence wracked the country? 11 12 -1142 1 A conference on Algeria organized by Europe could help end the violence that has wracked the country for three years , President Francois Mitterrand said Friday . could help How could the conference help end the violence? 7 9 -1142 2 " If the European Union could , in Europe , organize a conference that draws from different ideas put forth recently , notably the opposition conference in Rome . there would perhaps be more chance to see these projects accepted by the parties opposing each other , " Mitterrand told reporters . different ideas What were the differing ideas at play? 16 18 -1142 2 " If the European Union could , in Europe , organize a conference that draws from different ideas put forth recently , notably the opposition conference in Rome . there would perhaps be more chance to see these projects accepted by the parties opposing each other , " Mitterrand told reporters . the opposition conference Why is an opposition conference occurring? 23 26 -1142 2 " If the European Union could , in Europe , organize a conference that draws from different ideas put forth recently , notably the opposition conference in Rome . there would perhaps be more chance to see these projects accepted by the parties opposing each other , " Mitterrand told reporters . parties opposing each other , " Why are parties opposing each other? 42 48 -1142 3 Responding to a question whether Europe could play a role in bringing peace to Algeria , Mitterrand said his comments were a " hope " and not a " political decision . " play a role in bringing peace to Algeria , How could the EU's ideas bring peace to the country? 7 16 -1142 3 Responding to a question whether Europe could play a role in bringing peace to Algeria , Mitterrand said his comments were a " hope " and not a " political decision . " question Who posed the question? 3 4 -1142 4 He said he broached the topic during informal talks with German Chancellor Helmut Kohl in Paris Thursday and the two agreed that " terrorism and extremism strongly feed the misery and economic crisis " of Algeria . the misery and economic crisis " of Algeria Why was there such economic struggle in Algeria? 28 36 -1142 4 He said he broached the topic during informal talks with German Chancellor Helmut Kohl in Paris Thursday and the two agreed that " terrorism and extremism strongly feed the misery and economic crisis " of Algeria . extremism What are the extremist views at play? 25 26 -1142 4 He said he broached the topic during informal talks with German Chancellor Helmut Kohl in Paris Thursday and the two agreed that " terrorism and extremism strongly feed the misery and economic crisis " of Algeria . economic crisis " Why is there an economic crisis in Algeria? 31 34 -1143 1 The first summit to bring together Israel and its Arab peace partners offered something for everyone . But critical decisions for a lasting peace were put off for another day . were put off for another day Why were some critical decisions delayed? 24 30 -1143 1 The first summit to bring together Israel and its Arab peace partners offered something for everyone . But critical decisions for a lasting peace were put off for another day . another How long has it been so far? 28 29 -1143 2 Israel got a declaration on terrorism for Israel , Egypt a nod toward its goal of a nuclear - free Middle East , and the Palestinians a pledge to speed up negotiations on their future . got What were each side asking for originally? 1 2 -1143 2 Israel got a declaration on terrorism for Israel , Egypt a nod toward its goal of a nuclear - free Middle East , and the Palestinians a pledge to speed up negotiations on their future . future How far into their future? 34 35 -1143 3 But ways to curb attacks on Israelis by Islamic militants , the most serious threat to peace , weren ' t even discussed at Thursday ' s summit . weren ' t even discussed at Thursday ' s summit Why were these issues not even touched? 18 28 -1143 4 " Such meetings cannot discuss specific ways and means , but to reaffirm our stand against all kinds of violence that would undermine the peace process , " Egypt ' s foreign minister , Amr Moussa , said after the five - hour session . specific ways and means , Why did Amr feel this way? 5 10 -1143 4 " Such meetings cannot discuss specific ways and means , but to reaffirm our stand against all kinds of violence that would undermine the peace process , " Egypt ' s foreign minister , Amr Moussa , said after the five - hour session . cannot discuss specific ways and means , Why could the meeting not discuss more specific measures? 3 10 -1143 4 " Such meetings cannot discuss specific ways and means , but to reaffirm our stand against all kinds of violence that would undermine the peace process , " Egypt ' s foreign minister , Amr Moussa , said after the five - hour session . cannot Why can they not discuss specific ways or means? 3 4 -1144 1 More than a thousand police and soldiers were being deployed Friday in the country ' s southeastern region to prevent the premature return of 250 , 000 flooding evacuees . premature Why is a premature return not wanted? 21 22 -1144 1 More than a thousand police and soldiers were being deployed Friday in the country ' s southeastern region to prevent the premature return of 250 , 000 flooding evacuees . premature return Where were the evacuees coming from? 21 23 -1144 1 More than a thousand police and soldiers were being deployed Friday in the country ' s southeastern region to prevent the premature return of 250 , 000 flooding evacuees . premature Why is the return of the flooding evacuees premature? 21 22 -1144 2 The provincial governments were deciding Saturday whether to allow the evacuees back into the flood - threatened polder areas of Gelderland Province . flood - threatened Was the area still dangerous? 14 17 -1144 2 The provincial governments were deciding Saturday whether to allow the evacuees back into the flood - threatened polder areas of Gelderland Province . whether to allow What are the risks to the people returning to Gelderland Province? 6 9 -1144 3 Reversing the largest exodus in Dutch history is likely to cause at least as much trouble as getting it started in the first place last Monday . Reversing How is the exodus going to be reversed? 0 1 -1144 3 Reversing the largest exodus in Dutch history is likely to cause at least as much trouble as getting it started in the first place last Monday . last Monday Was the area flooded for that long? 24 26 -1144 3 Reversing the largest exodus in Dutch history is likely to cause at least as much trouble as getting it started in the first place last Monday . at least as much trouble What negative consequences could occur upon reversal of the exodus? 11 16 -1144 4 The 1 , 400 - strong force of police and soldiers would also be there to prevent any looting , said provincial spokesman Hans Kelderman Friday night . looting , Why are they concerned about looting and how will they prevent it? 18 20 -1144 4 The 1 , 400 - strong force of police and soldiers would also be there to prevent any looting , said provincial spokesman Hans Kelderman Friday night . prevent any looting , How bad was the area? 16 20 -1144 5 But before anyone can return , emergency workers have to finish shoring up weak and soggy dikes , many of them dating from the Middle Ages . many of them dating from the Middle Ages Why had so many not been updated? 18 26 -1144 5 But before anyone can return , emergency workers have to finish shoring up weak and soggy dikes , many of them dating from the Middle Ages . finish How can they do this relatively fast? 10 11 -1144 5 But before anyone can return , emergency workers have to finish shoring up weak and soggy dikes , many of them dating from the Middle Ages . emergency workers have to finish How many dikes were there? 6 11 -1144 5 But before anyone can return , emergency workers have to finish shoring up weak and soggy dikes , many of them dating from the Middle Ages . finish shoring up weak and soggy dikes , How long will it tajke for emergency workers to finish shoring up weak and soggy dikes? 10 18 -1145 1 Stocks were barrelling higher in early afternoon Friday as consensus mounted that a softening American economy should prevent further interest rate increases by the Federal Reserve . softening American economy What does softening mean? 13 16 -1145 1 Stocks were barrelling higher in early afternoon Friday as consensus mounted that a softening American economy should prevent further interest rate increases by the Federal Reserve . softening American economy What does a softening economy mean? 13 16 -1145 2 At 2 . 30 p . m . EST ( 1930 GMT ) the Dow Jones average of 30 industrial stocks was up 64 . 93 points to 3 , 935 . 71 . 3 , 935 What does that mean for a normal person? 28 31 -1145 3 Stocks were following the bond market higher , where the 30 - year U . S . Treasury bond was up more than dlrs 17 per dlrs 1 , 000 face value . Its yield , which falls when prices rise , slid to 7 . 58 percent from 7 . 73 percent Thursday . Stocks were following the bond market higher , How are stocks following higher? 0 8 -1145 3 Stocks were following the bond market higher , where the 30 - year U . S . Treasury bond was up more than dlrs 17 per dlrs 1 , 000 face value . Its yield , which falls when prices rise , slid to 7 . 58 percent from 7 . 73 percent Thursday . higher , What is a bond market and why is it higher? 6 8 -1145 3 Stocks were following the bond market higher , where the 30 - year U . S . Treasury bond was up more than dlrs 17 per dlrs 1 , 000 face value . Its yield , which falls when prices rise , slid to 7 . 58 percent from 7 . 73 percent Thursday . dlrs 17 per dlrs 1 , 000 face value What does dlrs stand for? 23 32 -1145 4 Advancing issues led decliners by about nearly 7 to 2 on the New York Stock Exchange . Big Board volume was brisk at 301 . 14 million shares , up from 218 . 79 million on Thursday . Advancing issues What issues are being advanced? 0 2 -1145 4 Advancing issues led decliners by about nearly 7 to 2 on the New York Stock Exchange . Big Board volume was brisk at 301 . 14 million shares , up from 218 . 79 million on Thursday . issues What is an advancing issue? 1 2 -1145 4 Advancing issues led decliners by about nearly 7 to 2 on the New York Stock Exchange . Big Board volume was brisk at 301 . 14 million shares , up from 218 . 79 million on Thursday . Advancing issues led decliners I don't understand what this means. 0 4 -1145 5 Broad market indexes were higher . The NYSE composite index was up 3 . 15 260 . 33 . Standard and Poor ' s 500 index was up 5 . 83 at 478 . 62 . The American Stock Exchange ' s market value index was up 3 . 66 at 442 . 11 . The Nasdaq composite was up 9 . 70 at 773 . 34 . Nasdaq What is a nasdaq composite? I have no knowledge of stock lingo. 56 57 -1146 1 While most of the favorites were winning on the opening day of Davis Cup play in 1995 , a defective court delayed South Africa ' s long - awaited return to the competition ' s top group . long - awaited return Why have they been absent? 26 30 -1146 1 While most of the favorites were winning on the opening day of Davis Cup play in 1995 , a defective court delayed South Africa ' s long - awaited return to the competition ' s top group . defective court How was the court defective? 19 21 -1146 3 But South Africa , kicked out of the competition 15 years ago because of apartheid , was embarrassed when a court specially built for its match against Australia failed to cope with a rain leak . failed to cope with a rain leak How will this affect their chances of returning next time? 28 35 -1146 3 But South Africa , kicked out of the competition 15 years ago because of apartheid , was embarrassed when a court specially built for its match against Australia failed to cope with a rain leak . failed to cope with a rain leak What was causing the leak to stay on the court? 28 35 -1146 3 But South Africa , kicked out of the competition 15 years ago because of apartheid , was embarrassed when a court specially built for its match against Australia failed to cope with a rain leak . rain leak how hard was it raining? 33 35 -1146 4 In Switzerland , world No . 15 Mark Rosset broke his foot and had to abandon his opening match against Jacco Eltingh of the Netherlands . Rosset will be sidelined 10 - 12 weeks . to abandon his opening match was the match anticipated? 14 19 -1146 5 In a battle of top 10 players on the hard court at Karlsruhe , Germany ' s Michael Stich beat Goran Ivanisevic 7 - 6 ( 7 - 3 ) , 4 - 6 , 6 - 1 , 6 - 4 to blunt Croatia ' s hopes of posting an upset . Michael Stich is he the best? 17 19 -1147 1 A Canadian artist whose exhibition of monumental sculptures opened in Moscow on Friday says he has found post - communist Russians alive to his message of individual triumph over oppression . post - communist Russians alive to his message Why do post-communist Russians like his art? 17 25 -1147 1 A Canadian artist whose exhibition of monumental sculptures opened in Moscow on Friday says he has found post - communist Russians alive to his message of individual triumph over oppression . Canadian artist Who was the artist? 1 3 -1147 1 A Canadian artist whose exhibition of monumental sculptures opened in Moscow on Friday says he has found post - communist Russians alive to his message of individual triumph over oppression . monumental sculptures What were the specific type of monumental sculptures? 6 8 -1147 1 A Canadian artist whose exhibition of monumental sculptures opened in Moscow on Friday says he has found post - communist Russians alive to his message of individual triumph over oppression . artist Who is this Canadian artist? 2 3 -1147 2 " The Cold War is over . Welcome to the Warm War , " sculptor Noel Harding told a Russian audience at Friday ' s opening of Anti - Heroes , the first major Canadian art exhibition to visit post - Soviet Russia . first major Canadian art exhibition Why was this exhibition chosen to be the first? 32 37 -1147 2 " The Cold War is over . Welcome to the Warm War , " sculptor Noel Harding told a Russian audience at Friday ' s opening of Anti - Heroes , the first major Canadian art exhibition to visit post - Soviet Russia . first major Canadian art What made it a 'major' exhibition compared to previous non-major ones? 32 36 -1147 2 " The Cold War is over . Welcome to the Warm War , " sculptor Noel Harding told a Russian audience at Friday ' s opening of Anti - Heroes , the first major Canadian art exhibition to visit post - Soviet Russia . exhibition How many pieces are in this art exhibition? 36 37 -1147 4 The six massive constructions on display until Feb . 27 in Moscow ' s main exhibition hall depict fragile life forces striving to break free from confining shells of hard , impersonal material . massive constructions How massive are these art installations? 2 4 -1147 4 The six massive constructions on display until Feb . 27 in Moscow ' s main exhibition hall depict fragile life forces striving to break free from confining shells of hard , impersonal material . fragile life forces What does the subject 'fragile life forces' mean? 18 21 -1147 4 The six massive constructions on display until Feb . 27 in Moscow ' s main exhibition hall depict fragile life forces striving to break free from confining shells of hard , impersonal material . break free How are they trying to break free? 23 25 -1147 4 The six massive constructions on display until Feb . 27 in Moscow ' s main exhibition hall depict fragile life forces striving to break free from confining shells of hard , impersonal material . exhibition What is the name of this exhibition hall? 15 16 -1147 5 In one , a flower thrusts defiantly through a straitjacket of ventilation pipes . In another , a symbolic flame flickers against an enormous , sterile background of white plastic sheeting . symbolic flame Why is the flame symbolic? 18 20 -1148 1 A warning by Bosnian Serbs on Friday that any renewal of the war in Croatia would draw them into the fray turned up Balkan tensions another notch . any renewal of the war in Croatia Why is there a renewal of war? 8 15 -1148 1 A warning by Bosnian Serbs on Friday that any renewal of the war in Croatia would draw them into the fray turned up Balkan tensions another notch . Balkan tensions Why are there tension between the nations? 23 25 -1148 1 A warning by Bosnian Serbs on Friday that any renewal of the war in Croatia would draw them into the fray turned up Balkan tensions another notch . any renewal of the war in Croatia What would cause a renewal of this war? 8 15 -1148 1 A warning by Bosnian Serbs on Friday that any renewal of the war in Croatia would draw them into the fray turned up Balkan tensions another notch . warning Why would Bosnian Serbs warned of turning up Balkan tension to another notch? 1 2 -1148 2 If Croatia attacks Serb - held parts of the republic , " we will defend it , " Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic told Associated Press Television . " If they squeeze . ( the Serbs ) in Croatia , we may unite and defend ourselves as a united country . " ( the Serbs ) in Croatia , How is Croatia likely to attack Serbs? 33 40 -1148 3 The warning , uttered just months before the planned departure of the thousands of peacekeepers who have enforced a brittle truce in Croatia for three years , came on the heels of United Nations cautioning of an upsurge of violence in both Croatia and Bosnia barring new peace talks . have enforced a brittle truce in Croatia How have the peacekeepers been able to do what they need to? 16 23 -1148 3 The warning , uttered just months before the planned departure of the thousands of peacekeepers who have enforced a brittle truce in Croatia for three years , came on the heels of United Nations cautioning of an upsurge of violence in both Croatia and Bosnia barring new peace talks . enforced a brittle truce How did the thousands of peacekeepers enforced a brittle truce in Croatia? 17 21 -1148 3 The warning , uttered just months before the planned departure of the thousands of peacekeepers who have enforced a brittle truce in Croatia for three years , came on the heels of United Nations cautioning of an upsurge of violence in both Croatia and Bosnia barring new peace talks . upsurge of violence Why is there an upsurge of violence in Croatia and Bosnia? 37 40 -1148 5 Croatian President Franjo Tudjman has served notice to 12 , 000 peacekeepers separating his forces from rebel Serb units that they must go after their mandate expires March 31 . their mandate expires March 31 Why does their mandate expire on this date? 24 29 -1148 5 Croatian President Franjo Tudjman has served notice to 12 , 000 peacekeepers separating his forces from rebel Serb units that they must go after their mandate expires March 31 . separating his forces from rebel Serb Why is Croatian President separating his forces from rebel Serb units? 12 18 -1149 1 Chrysler Corp . and General Motors Corp . took issue Friday with a newspaper report that suggested they had lost enthusiasm for government efforts to open Japan to U . S . auto sales . had lost enthusiasm for government efforts Why had they lost enthusiasm for these efforts? 18 24 -1149 1 Chrysler Corp . and General Motors Corp . took issue Friday with a newspaper report that suggested they had lost enthusiasm for government efforts to open Japan to U . S . auto sales . they had lost enthusiasm Why did they lose enthusiasm to stop expanding their auto sales? 17 21 -1149 1 Chrysler Corp . and General Motors Corp . took issue Friday with a newspaper report that suggested they had lost enthusiasm for government efforts to open Japan to U . S . auto sales . newspaper Which newspaper is this? 13 14 -1149 1 Chrysler Corp . and General Motors Corp . took issue Friday with a newspaper report that suggested they had lost enthusiasm for government efforts to open Japan to U . S . auto sales . enthusiasm Who was the newspaper's source of information? 20 21 -1149 1 Chrysler Corp . and General Motors Corp . took issue Friday with a newspaper report that suggested they had lost enthusiasm for government efforts to open Japan to U . S . auto sales . auto sales . What 'auto sales'? 32 35 -1149 2 " American automakers must have full access to the Japanese market if there is to be any hope of reaching our full potential in Japan , " Chrysler Chairman Robert J . Eaton said in a news release . must have full access to the Japanese market Why need full access and not just some? 3 11 -1149 3 He was reacting to a report from Tokyo in Thursday ' s Wall Street Journal quoting him as saying Chrysler was too busy elsewhere to give high priority to expanding its sales in Japan . " We have capacity limitations , so why bother , " Eaton said in the report . " We have capacity limitations , What sort of limitations did the article imply that the business had? 35 41 -1149 3 He was reacting to a report from Tokyo in Thursday ' s Wall Street Journal quoting him as saying Chrysler was too busy elsewhere to give high priority to expanding its sales in Japan . " We have capacity limitations , so why bother , " Eaton said in the report . was too busy elsewhere Where else were they busy other than the U.S.? 20 24 -1149 3 He was reacting to a report from Tokyo in Thursday ' s Wall Street Journal quoting him as saying Chrysler was too busy elsewhere to give high priority to expanding its sales in Japan . " We have capacity limitations , so why bother , " Eaton said in the report . limitations , What are the details behind these limitations? 39 41 -1149 4 The Journal story " did not fully reflect either Chrysler ' s or my position concerning this issue , " Eaton said . " It did , however , show the level of frustration I have in dealing with our constant exclusion from the Japanese market and the ongoing , laborious negotiations to gain access . " laborious negotiations to gain access Why was it so difficult for Chrysler to gain access to the Japan market? 50 55 -1149 4 The Journal story " did not fully reflect either Chrysler ' s or my position concerning this issue , " Eaton said . " It did , however , show the level of frustration I have in dealing with our constant exclusion from the Japanese market and the ongoing , laborious negotiations to gain access . " constant exclusion from the Japanese market Why are they always told no when it comes to expanding to the Japanese market? 40 46 -1149 4 The Journal story " did not fully reflect either Chrysler ' s or my position concerning this issue , " Eaton said . " It did , however , show the level of frustration I have in dealing with our constant exclusion from the Japanese market and the ongoing , laborious negotiations to gain access . " negotiations What issues are holding up these negotiations? 51 52 -1149 5 U . S . trade negotiators are pushing Japan to put pressure on its automakers to give GM , Chrysler and Ford Motor Co . access to dealer networks controlled by the Japanese companies . Japanese - built cars and trucks account for the major share of the U . S . trade deficit with Japan . major share of the U . S . trade deficit Why not stop the sale of Japanese-built cars and exclude them since they exclude us. 44 54 -1149 5 U . S . trade negotiators are pushing Japan to put pressure on its automakers to give GM , Chrysler and Ford Motor Co . access to dealer networks controlled by the Japanese companies . Japanese - built cars and trucks account for the major share of the U . S . trade deficit with Japan . companies Which Japanese companies are making it more difficult for negotiators? 33 34 -1150 1 Dominican authorities are asking Interpol to arrest a Venezuelan banker and two Dominicans implicated in a $ 78 million customs scandal here . scandal What proof do Dominican authorities have that these individuals were involved in the scandal? 20 21 -1150 1 Dominican authorities are asking Interpol to arrest a Venezuelan banker and two Dominicans implicated in a $ 78 million customs scandal here . $ 78 million customs scandal Why is there a customs scandal? 16 21 -1150 1 Dominican authorities are asking Interpol to arrest a Venezuelan banker and two Dominicans implicated in a $ 78 million customs scandal here . Dominican authorities Why are Dominican authorities asking for the arrest? 0 2 -1150 1 Dominican authorities are asking Interpol to arrest a Venezuelan banker and two Dominicans implicated in a $ 78 million customs scandal here . customs What is involved in a customs scandal? 19 20 -1150 1 Dominican authorities are asking Interpol to arrest a Venezuelan banker and two Dominicans implicated in a $ 78 million customs scandal here . $ 78 million customs scandal How was the money stolen? 16 21 -1150 2 Santo Domingo Judge Juan Francisco Perez y Perez , who is hearing the case , said Thursday evening he had requested the extradition of Venezuelan Jorge Castro , president of the Dominican bank Banco Latinoamericano , a subsidiary of the Venezuelan financial consortium Latinoamericano - Progreso . extradition Where is Jorge Castro being extradited to? 22 23 -1150 2 Santo Domingo Judge Juan Francisco Perez y Perez , who is hearing the case , said Thursday evening he had requested the extradition of Venezuelan Jorge Castro , president of the Dominican bank Banco Latinoamericano , a subsidiary of the Venezuelan financial consortium Latinoamericano - Progreso . he had requested the extradition Why was the extradition requested? 18 23 -1150 3 The Dominican government closed the local bank on Dec . 22 after problems with the Venezuelan parent prompted huge withdrawals by depositors . problems What problems prompted huge withdrawals by depositors? 12 13 -1150 3 The Dominican government closed the local bank on Dec . 22 after problems with the Venezuelan parent prompted huge withdrawals by depositors . prompted huge withdrawals by depositors Why were there huge withdrawals? 17 22 -1150 3 The Dominican government closed the local bank on Dec . 22 after problems with the Venezuelan parent prompted huge withdrawals by depositors . problems with the Venezuelan parent What sort of issues was the bank having? 12 17 -1150 4 Castro left the Dominican Republic in a pleasure boat headed for Puerto Rico before his bank was closed but after authorities began arresting customs officials . pleasure boat What is a \"pleasure boat\"? 7 9 -1150 4 Castro left the Dominican Republic in a pleasure boat headed for Puerto Rico before his bank was closed but after authorities began arresting customs officials . arresting customs officials How many officials were arrested before Castro fled? 22 25 -1150 5 The banker , believed to be in Miami , is charged with exporting large amounts of merchandise and vehicles and paying only piddling amounts of taxes and tariffs . piddling amounts How does what Castro paid compare to the rates everyone else has had to pay?\n 22 24 -1150 5 The banker , believed to be in Miami , is charged with exporting large amounts of merchandise and vehicles and paying only piddling amounts of taxes and tariffs . believed to be in Miami , How do they know they are in Miami? 3 9 -1150 5 The banker , believed to be in Miami , is charged with exporting large amounts of merchandise and vehicles and paying only piddling amounts of taxes and tariffs . tariffs Had the banker exported legally, how much profit would he have made? 27 28 -1151 1 Five people were killed when fire raced through an 81 - year - old hotel packed with sleeping guests early Saturday , police said . Five people were killed Who were these five people? 0 4 -1151 1 Five people were killed when fire raced through an 81 - year - old hotel packed with sleeping guests early Saturday , police said . 81 - year - old hotel packed with sleeping guests What was the name of the hotel? 9 19 -1151 1 Five people were killed when fire raced through an 81 - year - old hotel packed with sleeping guests early Saturday , police said . Five people Who were they? 0 2 -1151 1 Five people were killed when fire raced through an 81 - year - old hotel packed with sleeping guests early Saturday , police said . packed Why was it packed? 15 16 -1151 1 Five people were killed when fire raced through an 81 - year - old hotel packed with sleeping guests early Saturday , police said . fire how was this caused? 5 6 -1151 2 About 40 guests , many of them permanent residents , were sleeping in the three - storey Empire Hotel , in Hamilton , 120 kilometers ( 75 miles ) south of Auckland . three - storey Empire Hotel , How sophisticated was this hotel when it came to fire alarms? 14 20 -1151 2 About 40 guests , many of them permanent residents , were sleeping in the three - storey Empire Hotel , in Hamilton , 120 kilometers ( 75 miles ) south of Auckland . permanent residents , Why would someone be a permanent resident at a hotel? 7 10 -1151 3 Some tied bed sheets together and climbed to the safety of the street below . climbed to the safety of the street below Was the building equipped with fire escapes? 6 14 -1151 4 Others were injured when they jumped from windows . One died leaping from a top floor room at the height of the two - hour fire . top floor room at the height of the two - hour fire Why wasn't the local fire department better prepared? 14 26 -1151 4 Others were injured when they jumped from windows . One died leaping from a top floor room at the height of the two - hour fire . died leaping from a top floor What was the rationale for leaping? 10 16 -1151 5 Survivors said they were woken up by thick smoke , intense heat and huge flames . were woken up by thick smoke Was there a sprinkler system installed in the structure? 3 9 -1151 5 Survivors said they were woken up by thick smoke , intense heat and huge flames . woken Why wasn't there a fire alarm that woke them up instead? 4 5 -1151 5 Survivors said they were woken up by thick smoke , intense heat and huge flames . woken up by thick smoke , Why were people caught so unaware, even if they were sleeping? 4 10 -1152 1 U . S . Ambassador Victor Jackovich sought to reassure Bosnians on Friday that American policy toward the former Yugoslav republic would not change even if he is replaced . even if he is replaced How would the ambassador be replaced? 24 29 -1152 1 U . S . Ambassador Victor Jackovich sought to reassure Bosnians on Friday that American policy toward the former Yugoslav republic would not change even if he is replaced . American policy What is this policy, and what does it entail? 14 16 -1152 1 U . S . Ambassador Victor Jackovich sought to reassure Bosnians on Friday that American policy toward the former Yugoslav republic would not change even if he is replaced . would not change even if he is replaced How can they be sure it will not change? 21 29 -1152 1 U . S . Ambassador Victor Jackovich sought to reassure Bosnians on Friday that American policy toward the former Yugoslav republic would not change even if he is replaced . replaced Why would he be replaced? 28 29 -1152 2 Jackovich was asked by Bosnian Television about widespread speculation he was being replaced as U . S . ambassador to Bosnia , signaling a change in Washington ' s policy . change in Washington ' s policy . What was the policy change thought to be? 24 31 -1152 2 Jackovich was asked by Bosnian Television about widespread speculation he was being replaced as U . S . ambassador to Bosnia , signaling a change in Washington ' s policy . being replaced Why would he be replaced? Are there rumors that hes not a good person or cant fulfill his duties properly? 11 13 -1152 2 Jackovich was asked by Bosnian Television about widespread speculation he was being replaced as U . S . ambassador to Bosnia , signaling a change in Washington ' s policy . was being replaced Why was he being replaced? 10 13 -1152 2 Jackovich was asked by Bosnian Television about widespread speculation he was being replaced as U . S . ambassador to Bosnia , signaling a change in Washington ' s policy . change in Washington ' s policy What was Washington's previous policy? Why does Jackovich's replacement signal a change? 24 30 -1152 3 He did not directly answer , but said : " Every ambassador serves according to the will of the U . S . president and according to the instructions of the secretary of state and other officials . " president Why the president and his staff, and not another body of government? 23 24 -1152 4 " So , the question whether I will stay on one place , in Sarajevo , or whether I should go somewhere else , is not my decision . It is the decision of my superiors , " Jackovich said , speaking in Serbo - Croatian by telephone from Washington . is not my decision Can't he have a say in it? 24 28 -1152 5 " As far as I am concerned that doesn ' t mean a change in U . S . policy on Bosnia . We will see that anybody who takes the position , and I still have it , will continue the policy toward your country . " will continue the policy What if they have a better idea and want to change it? 39 43 -1153 1 If the waters keep going down , it looks like the biggest bill from this week ' s flooding will be for dike reinforcement to make sure there ' s less worry the next time around . dike reinforcement How will the dikes be reinforced? 22 24 -1153 1 If the waters keep going down , it looks like the biggest bill from this week ' s flooding will be for dike reinforcement to make sure there ' s less worry the next time around . dike Is a dike the same as a dam? 22 23 -1153 2 Interior Ministry spokesman Ger Bodewitz gave no cost estimate Friday while discussing the dikes , but the project is expected to mount into the hundreds of millions of guilders ( dollars ) . project when will the project implemented 17 18 -1153 2 Interior Ministry spokesman Ger Bodewitz gave no cost estimate Friday while discussing the dikes , but the project is expected to mount into the hundreds of millions of guilders ( dollars ) . Bodewitz Which country is this flooding taking place? 4 5 -1153 3 Swollen rivers burst their banks in the southern province of Limburg this week triggering expansive flooding . Soaked and weaken dikes also prompted Gelderland province to evacuate below - sea level polder areas . expansive which areas are included in the expansive flooding 14 15 -1153 3 Swollen rivers burst their banks in the southern province of Limburg this week triggering expansive flooding . Soaked and weaken dikes also prompted Gelderland province to evacuate below - sea level polder areas . burst Is the flooding coming from excess rain or high tides? 2 3 -1153 4 In all , about 250 , 000 residents were forced from their homes - - the largest flooding displacement Holland has ever known . 250 , 000 residents were forced from their homes Where did the residents go? 4 13 -1153 4 In all , about 250 , 000 residents were forced from their homes - - the largest flooding displacement Holland has ever known . largest when was the second largest flood in holland 16 17 -1153 4 In all , about 250 , 000 residents were forced from their homes - - the largest flooding displacement Holland has ever known . flooding How often does Holland experience flooding at this scope and size? 17 18 -1153 5 Now that rivers are ebbing , the process of damage assessment has begun . process of damage assessment has begun . How does this process work? 7 14 -1153 5 Now that rivers are ebbing , the process of damage assessment has begun . damage What is the average cost of damages caused upon the dikes? 9 10 -1154 1 A federal jury awarded dlrs 6 million Friday to a woman whose breast implants ruptured , spreading silicone throughout her body . a woman Where is she from? 9 11 -1154 1 A federal jury awarded dlrs 6 million Friday to a woman whose breast implants ruptured , spreading silicone throughout her body . whose breast implants ruptured , Why did her implants fail to stay in their proper state? 11 16 -1154 1 A federal jury awarded dlrs 6 million Friday to a woman whose breast implants ruptured , spreading silicone throughout her body . implants Why did the implants rupture? 13 14 -1154 1 A federal jury awarded dlrs 6 million Friday to a woman whose breast implants ruptured , spreading silicone throughout her body . throughout What kind of symptoms would this cause? 18 19 -1154 1 A federal jury awarded dlrs 6 million Friday to a woman whose breast implants ruptured , spreading silicone throughout her body . breast implants ruptured , how did they rupture? 12 16 -1154 2 Brenda Toole had been seeking dlrs 13 million from Baxter Healthcare Corp . , which purchased the implant maker , Heyer - Schulte , in 1986 . purchased How many years have this implant maker been in use by the company? 15 16 -1154 2 Brenda Toole had been seeking dlrs 13 million from Baxter Healthcare Corp . , which purchased the implant maker , Heyer - Schulte , in 1986 . in 1986 how much did they purchase for? 24 26 -1154 3 Mrs . Toole got the implants in 1981 and they ruptured eight years later . Since then , she has had three operations to remove silicone from her body . remove silicone from her body Will she need more operations? 24 29 -1154 3 Mrs . Toole got the implants in 1981 and they ruptured eight years later . Since then , she has had three operations to remove silicone from her body . ruptured How did the implants rupture? 10 11 -1154 3 Mrs . Toole got the implants in 1981 and they ruptured eight years later . Since then , she has had three operations to remove silicone from her body . remove How do these operations work? 24 25 -1154 3 Mrs . Toole got the implants in 1981 and they ruptured eight years later . Since then , she has had three operations to remove silicone from her body . remove silicone from her body have the operations worked? 24 29 -1154 4 Doctors testified that potentially cancerous lumps had developed around her breasts and that her immune system was damaged . potentially cancerous lumps had developed Why had these lumps been developing? 3 8 -1154 5 " When you injure people like this , you ' ve got to pay for it , " Mrs . Toole ' s lawyer , Ralph Knowles , told the jury Thursday in closing arguments . injure Was Mrs. Toole aware of the risks of silicone implants? 3 4 -1155 1 A victim of the mass shooting on a commuter train testified Friday that he froze as the gunman walked toward him , stared straight into his eyes , and shot him . mass shooting How many people were shot? 4 6 -1155 1 A victim of the mass shooting on a commuter train testified Friday that he froze as the gunman walked toward him , stared straight into his eyes , and shot him . he froze as the gunman walked toward him , What made him freeze and not run? 13 22 -1155 1 A victim of the mass shooting on a commuter train testified Friday that he froze as the gunman walked toward him , stared straight into his eyes , and shot him . shooting on a commuter train Which train experienced this shooting? 5 10 -1155 1 A victim of the mass shooting on a commuter train testified Friday that he froze as the gunman walked toward him , stared straight into his eyes , and shot him . shot him How did he survive from the shot? 29 31 -1155 2 Victim Robert Giugliano said he watched as a woman " with an angelic face " was shot in the head , spraying blood around the train car . angelic face " What characteristics made the woman's face \"angelic\"? 12 15 -1155 2 Victim Robert Giugliano said he watched as a woman " with an angelic face " was shot in the head , spraying blood around the train car . he watched What made him watch instead of jumping to action? 4 6 -1155 2 Victim Robert Giugliano said he watched as a woman " with an angelic face " was shot in the head , spraying blood around the train car . watched Why did he watch the shooting? 5 6 -1155 3 Giugliano was the first person on the stand to visibly unnerve defendant Colin Ferguson , who is serving as his own lawyer . visibly unnerve What behaviors did the defendant engage in that made him appear visibly unnerved? 9 11 -1155 3 Giugliano was the first person on the stand to visibly unnerve defendant Colin Ferguson , who is serving as his own lawyer . the first person on the stand to visibly unnerve Did he visibly unnerve the defendant because the defendant had looked him in the eyes before he shot him? Thereby humanizing his victim to him? 2 11 -1155 3 Giugliano was the first person on the stand to visibly unnerve defendant Colin Ferguson , who is serving as his own lawyer . serving as his own lawyer Why is he representing himself? 17 22 -1155 3 Giugliano was the first person on the stand to visibly unnerve defendant Colin Ferguson , who is serving as his own lawyer . serving as his own lawyer Why is he serving as his own lawyer? 17 22 -1155 4 While being cross - examined by Ferguson , Giugliano locked his eyes on the defendant . Giugliano locked his eyes on the defendant Did he lock eyes on the defendant to make sure that the defendant remembered every detail about shooting him, when he looked into the victims eyes before shooting him? 8 15 -1155 5 Ferguson , a Jamaican immigrant , started stumbling over his words and began a half - dozen questions without completing them , then asked the judge for a recess and took a 15 - minute break . stumbling over his words Did Ferguson appear intoxicated? 7 11 -1155 5 Ferguson , a Jamaican immigrant , started stumbling over his words and began a half - dozen questions without completing them , then asked the judge for a recess and took a 15 - minute break . started stumbling over his words Was he becoming distraught because of what he had done, or because he had been caught and now was being faced with the consequences? 6 11 -1156 1 Authorities hope to open Indonesia ' s first nuclear power plant by 2004 , it was reported Saturday . Authorities Who are the authorities? 0 1 -1156 1 Authorities hope to open Indonesia ' s first nuclear power plant by 2004 , it was reported Saturday . Saturday what date? 17 18 -1156 1 Authorities hope to open Indonesia ' s first nuclear power plant by 2004 , it was reported Saturday . hope Why where they looking forward to this? 1 2 -1156 2 " The development of the plant would begin in 2000 and the first unit is expected to go into operation four years later , " energy official Djali Ahimsyah was quoted by the daily Bisnis Indonesia as saying . first unit What is the first unit? 12 14 -1156 3 Ahimsyah told a parliamentary hearing Friday that a feasibility study by Japanese consultants recommended two 1 , 500 - megawatt nuclear plants be built in Java . feasibility study by Japanese consultants What did the feasibility study look at? 8 13 -1156 3 Ahimsyah told a parliamentary hearing Friday that a feasibility study by Japanese consultants recommended two 1 , 500 - megawatt nuclear plants be built in Java . recommended Why were two plants recommended to be built? 13 14 -1156 3 Ahimsyah told a parliamentary hearing Friday that a feasibility study by Japanese consultants recommended two 1 , 500 - megawatt nuclear plants be built in Java . in Java Why was it recommended to be built there? 24 26 -1156 4 The study was submitted to President Suharto on Dec . 31 last year . last year Why did the study's results not come out sooner? 11 13 -1156 4 The study was submitted to President Suharto on Dec . 31 last year . last year Of what year? 11 13 -1156 5 President Suharto has reiterated the necessity of nuclear plant , saying future generations would need the benefits of nuclear energy . benefits of nuclear energy What did Pres. Suharto claim were the benefits of nuclear energy? 16 20 -1156 5 President Suharto has reiterated the necessity of nuclear plant , saying future generations would need the benefits of nuclear energy . need the benefits Why do future generations need the benefit of nuclear energy? 14 17 -1156 5 President Suharto has reiterated the necessity of nuclear plant , saying future generations would need the benefits of nuclear energy . benefits what about the cons of nuclear energy? 16 17 -1157 1 The Clinton administration was preparing Saturday to impose tariffs of 100 percent on about dlrs 1 billion in Chinese imports because of a dispute over pirating American computer programs , movies and music recordings in China . dispute What is the hard evidence of piracy? 23 24 -1157 1 The Clinton administration was preparing Saturday to impose tariffs of 100 percent on about dlrs 1 billion in Chinese imports because of a dispute over pirating American computer programs , movies and music recordings in China . imports What types of imports will be affected? 19 20 -1157 3 The penalties could spark an all - out trade war between two of the world ' s biggest trading partners . Chinese officials have vowed to retaliate against American companies if sanctions are imposed . retaliate against American companies In what industries would these sanctions be levied? 26 30 -1157 3 The penalties could spark an all - out trade war between two of the world ' s biggest trading partners . Chinese officials have vowed to retaliate against American companies if sanctions are imposed . could spark an all - out trade war What are the risks of a trade war? 2 10 -1157 3 The penalties could spark an all - out trade war between two of the world ' s biggest trading partners . Chinese officials have vowed to retaliate against American companies if sanctions are imposed . retaliate Will the retaliation come in the form of tariffs? 26 27 -1157 4 There appeared little possibility that a last - minute compromise could avert the sanctions . U . S . negotiators left Beijing a week ago after talks broke down , and Chinese officials never responded to Kantor ' s request that one last effort be made to resolve the issue before Saturday ' s deadline . never responded to Kantor ' s request Why was the request ignored? 33 40 -1157 4 There appeared little possibility that a last - minute compromise could avert the sanctions . U . S . negotiators left Beijing a week ago after talks broke down , and Chinese officials never responded to Kantor ' s request that one last effort be made to resolve the issue before Saturday ' s deadline . talks What part of the talk was unacceptable to Chinese officials? 26 27 -1157 5 China ' s official newspapers on Saturday made no mention of the impending deadline . China ' s official newspapers Which publications are considered the official state newspapers of record? 0 5 -1158 1 Australian bowlers Glenn McGrath and Mark Waugh took two wickets apiece to have England struggling at 110 for four at stumps Saturday , second day of the fifth and final Ashes cricket Test at the WACA Ground . wickets What is a wicket? 9 10 -1158 1 Australian bowlers Glenn McGrath and Mark Waugh took two wickets apiece to have England struggling at 110 for four at stumps Saturday , second day of the fifth and final Ashes cricket Test at the WACA Ground . wickets What are wickets? 9 10 -1158 2 England ' s hopes of scoring 203 runs to avoid the follow - on rest largely on the shoulders of the fifth wicket pair . In - form batsman Graham Thorpe is unbeaten on 54 with Mark Ramprakash on 14 . avoid the follow - on What is the follow-on? 9 14 -1158 2 England ' s hopes of scoring 203 runs to avoid the follow - on rest largely on the shoulders of the fifth wicket pair . In - form batsman Graham Thorpe is unbeaten on 54 with Mark Ramprakash on 14 . follow - on What is the follow-on? 11 14 -1158 2 England ' s hopes of scoring 203 runs to avoid the follow - on rest largely on the shoulders of the fifth wicket pair . In - form batsman Graham Thorpe is unbeaten on 54 with Mark Ramprakash on 14 . wicket How many wicket pairs are there in crickets? 22 23 -1158 3 Australia earlier scored 402 runs in its first innings . earlier Is this the same game? 1 2 -1158 3 Australia earlier scored 402 runs in its first innings . 402 Is 402 a good score for the first inning? 3 4 -1158 5 Waugh , who conceded 11 runs in his first over , struck with the first delivery of his second - - trapping Graham Gooch ( 37 ) leg before wicket . Three balls later he had John Crawley brilliantly caught by Shane Warne at second slip for a duck . second slip Where is second slip on a cricket pitch? 44 46 -1158 5 Waugh , who conceded 11 runs in his first over , struck with the first delivery of his second - - trapping Graham Gooch ( 37 ) leg before wicket . Three balls later he had John Crawley brilliantly caught by Shane Warne at second slip for a duck . duck What is a duck in this situation? 48 49 -1158 5 Waugh , who conceded 11 runs in his first over , struck with the first delivery of his second - - trapping Graham Gooch ( 37 ) leg before wicket . Three balls later he had John Crawley brilliantly caught by Shane Warne at second slip for a duck . duck What is a duck in cricket? 48 49 -1159 1 Italian superstar Alberto Tomba won his tenth World Cup race of the season Saturday , scraping by Slovenia ' s Jure Kosir by seven hundredths of a second . tenth World Cup race How many has he competed in? 6 10 -1159 1 Italian superstar Alberto Tomba won his tenth World Cup race of the season Saturday , scraping by Slovenia ' s Jure Kosir by seven hundredths of a second . race What type of race is this? 9 10 -1159 1 Italian superstar Alberto Tomba won his tenth World Cup race of the season Saturday , scraping by Slovenia ' s Jure Kosir by seven hundredths of a second . season How many races are in a season? 12 13 -1159 2 Tomba finished the demanding course in 2 minutes 21 . 96 seconds . Kosir clocked 2 : 22 . 03 . Harald Strand - Nilsen , who was first after the opening run , was third in 2 : 22 . 10 . demanding course What makes it demanding? 3 5 -1159 2 Tomba finished the demanding course in 2 minutes 21 . 96 seconds . Kosir clocked 2 : 22 . 03 . Harald Strand - Nilsen , who was first after the opening run , was third in 2 : 22 . 10 . opening run , How far is the opening run? 31 34 -1159 2 Tomba finished the demanding course in 2 minutes 21 . 96 seconds . Kosir clocked 2 : 22 . 03 . Harald Strand - Nilsen , who was first after the opening run , was third in 2 : 22 . 10 . the demanding course Why was the course so difficult? 2 5 -1159 2 Tomba finished the demanding course in 2 minutes 21 . 96 seconds . Kosir clocked 2 : 22 . 03 . Harald Strand - Nilsen , who was first after the opening run , was third in 2 : 22 . 10 . Harald What country is this driver from? 21 22 -1159 3 It marked a new season record for Tomba and helped offset his disappointment at the postponement of the World Championships . offset his disappointment Why was he disappointed? 10 13 -1159 3 It marked a new season record for Tomba and helped offset his disappointment at the postponement of the World Championships . postponement of the World Championships Why were they postponed? 15 20 -1159 3 It marked a new season record for Tomba and helped offset his disappointment at the postponement of the World Championships . the postponement of the World Championships Why were the Worlds pushed back? 14 20 -1159 3 It marked a new season record for Tomba and helped offset his disappointment at the postponement of the World Championships . postponement Why were the World Championships postponed? 15 16 -1159 4 Tomba now has 1 , 150 points in the overall standings and looks increasingly on target to win the overall title - - a feat which was previously unthinkable as he only skies the slalom and giant slalom , and misses the faster downhill and Super - G disciplines . a feat which was previously unthinkable Why was it unthinkable? 23 29 -1159 4 Tomba now has 1 , 150 points in the overall standings and looks increasingly on target to win the overall title - - a feat which was previously unthinkable as he only skies the slalom and giant slalom , and misses the faster downhill and Super - G disciplines . only skies the slalom and giant slalom , Why does he only ski these two? 31 39 -1159 4 Tomba now has 1 , 150 points in the overall standings and looks increasingly on target to win the overall title - - a feat which was previously unthinkable as he only skies the slalom and giant slalom , and misses the faster downhill and Super - G disciplines . misses the faster downhill and Super - G Why does he skip these two races? 40 48 -1159 4 Tomba now has 1 , 150 points in the overall standings and looks increasingly on target to win the overall title - - a feat which was previously unthinkable as he only skies the slalom and giant slalom , and misses the faster downhill and Super - G disciplines . overall How does one win the overall title? 9 10 -1159 5 It was a nail - biting finish . Tomba lost time on the flat middle - part of the 53 - gate course and was behind his friend Kosir . He recovered on the steep , icy final third , surging dramatically just before the finish line . nail - biting finish How was it nail biting? 3 7 -1159 5 It was a nail - biting finish . Tomba lost time on the flat middle - part of the 53 - gate course and was behind his friend Kosir . He recovered on the steep , icy final third , surging dramatically just before the finish line . lost time Why did he lose time? 9 11 -1159 5 It was a nail - biting finish . Tomba lost time on the flat middle - part of the 53 - gate course and was behind his friend Kosir . He recovered on the steep , icy final third , surging dramatically just before the finish line . He recovered How did he recover? 30 32 -1159 5 It was a nail - biting finish . Tomba lost time on the flat middle - part of the 53 - gate course and was behind his friend Kosir . He recovered on the steep , icy final third , surging dramatically just before the finish line . 53 - gate How long is a 53-gate course? 19 22 -1159 5 It was a nail - biting finish . Tomba lost time on the flat middle - part of the 53 - gate course and was behind his friend Kosir . He recovered on the steep , icy final third , surging dramatically just before the finish line . friend Do Tomba and Kosir often face each other in races? 27 28 -1160 1 Crushing humidity and a stomach virus took their toll Saturday on Australia , which finished the opening singles matches against South Africa 1 - 1 . stomach virus Who was affected by the stomach virus and why did it affect the singles matches? 4 6 -1160 1 Crushing humidity and a stomach virus took their toll Saturday on Australia , which finished the opening singles matches against South Africa 1 - 1 . a stomach virus took their toll What stomach virus took the toll? 3 9 -1160 1 Crushing humidity and a stomach virus took their toll Saturday on Australia , which finished the opening singles matches against South Africa 1 - 1 . matches What sport is this? 18 19 -1160 2 Wayne Ferreira , the world No . 11 singles player and anchor of the South African team , knocked out doubles ace Mark Woodforde in straight hard - fought sets , 7 - 6 ( 8 - 6 ) , 7 - 5 and 6 - 3 . doubles Why is a singles player playing against a doubles player? 20 21 -1160 3 Woodforde , half of the formidable " Woodies " pair with Todd Woodbridge , was rushed into the second singles match of the day when Richard Fromberg fell ill with a stomach virus . rushed into the second singles match Why did they choose Woodforde to replace Fromberg? 15 21 -1160 3 Woodforde , half of the formidable " Woodies " pair with Todd Woodbridge , was rushed into the second singles match of the day when Richard Fromberg fell ill with a stomach virus . Richard Fromberg fell ill with a stomach virus How did Fromberg contract the virus? 25 33 -1160 3 Woodforde , half of the formidable " Woodies " pair with Todd Woodbridge , was rushed into the second singles match of the day when Richard Fromberg fell ill with a stomach virus . virus How did Richard Fromberg contact stomach virus? 32 33 -1160 4 It was possible Woodforde and Ferreira , paired with Piet Norval , would face each other again Saturday in the doubles , making up for time lost when the singles matches were postponed Friday by rain . would face each other again Saturday Under what circumstances would these 2 pairs face each other again? 12 18 -1160 4 It was possible Woodforde and Ferreira , paired with Piet Norval , would face each other again Saturday in the doubles , making up for time lost when the singles matches were postponed Friday by rain . matches Was the missed singles match part of the same event? 30 31 -1160 5 Earlier , Patrick Rafter , Australia ' s top singles planer , wilted in the humidity of this Indian Ocean city but still saw off Marcos Ondruska , 6 - 3 , 6 - 4 , 2 - 6 , 6 - 4 in the 2 hour , 49 - minute opener . Marcos Ondruska , What nationality is this player? 25 28 -1160 5 Earlier , Patrick Rafter , Australia ' s top singles planer , wilted in the humidity of this Indian Ocean city but still saw off Marcos Ondruska , 6 - 3 , 6 - 4 , 2 - 6 , 6 - 4 in the 2 hour , 49 - minute opener . humidity What was the temperature at the time of the match? 15 16 -1161 1 Russian cosmonaut Vladimir Titov hoisted a gleaming red satellite from Discovery ' s cargo bay early Saturday to help NASA pinpoint what causes a cosmic phenomenon called shuttle glow . shuttle glow What is shuttle glow? 27 29 -1161 1 Russian cosmonaut Vladimir Titov hoisted a gleaming red satellite from Discovery ' s cargo bay early Saturday to help NASA pinpoint what causes a cosmic phenomenon called shuttle glow . phenomenon what is the phenomenon? 25 26 -1161 1 Russian cosmonaut Vladimir Titov hoisted a gleaming red satellite from Discovery ' s cargo bay early Saturday to help NASA pinpoint what causes a cosmic phenomenon called shuttle glow . shuttle glow What is shuttle glow? 27 29 -1161 2 The experiment was one of several secondary tasks for Discovery ' s crew leading up to the mission ' s highlight - - a planned rendezvous Monday with the Russian space station Mir . several secondary tasks What are the other secondary tasks? 5 8 -1161 2 The experiment was one of several secondary tasks for Discovery ' s crew leading up to the mission ' s highlight - - a planned rendezvous Monday with the Russian space station Mir . Discovery ' s crew What kinds of other things is Discovery's crew working on? 9 13 -1161 2 The experiment was one of several secondary tasks for Discovery ' s crew leading up to the mission ' s highlight - - a planned rendezvous Monday with the Russian space station Mir . Russian space station Why are we dealing with a Russian space station? 29 32 -1161 3 Titov , the second cosmonaut to fly aboard a shuttle , grappled with the boxy 2 , 800 - pound ( 1 , 200 - kilogram ) satellite using Discovery ' s 50 - foot ( 15 - meter ) robot arm . cosmonaut What does the cosmonaut do? 4 5 -1161 3 Titov , the second cosmonaut to fly aboard a shuttle , grappled with the boxy 2 , 800 - pound ( 1 , 200 - kilogram ) satellite using Discovery ' s 50 - foot ( 15 - meter ) robot arm . Discovery ' s Discovery is a robot? 29 32 -1161 4 He lifted the craft , called Spartan , high overhead and aimed its ultraviolet telescope toward the shuttle tail for a 4 1 / 2 - hour study . The telescope was aimed later toward a shuttle jet to gather ultraviolet images of exhaust plumes , and then placed back in the cargo bay . exhaust plumes , Are exhaust plumes and UV the cause of shuttle glow? 43 46 -1161 4 He lifted the craft , called Spartan , high overhead and aimed its ultraviolet telescope toward the shuttle tail for a 4 1 / 2 - hour study . The telescope was aimed later toward a shuttle jet to gather ultraviolet images of exhaust plumes , and then placed back in the cargo bay . placed back in the cargo bay How is it placed back in? 48 54 -1161 4 He lifted the craft , called Spartan , high overhead and aimed its ultraviolet telescope toward the shuttle tail for a 4 1 / 2 - hour study . The telescope was aimed later toward a shuttle jet to gather ultraviolet images of exhaust plumes , and then placed back in the cargo bay . He Who is he? 0 1 -1161 5 Scientists hope to confirm a theory that the faint glow surrounding some shuttle surfaces in flight is caused by molecules of atomic oxygen and nitrogen combining as the spaceship slams into them . confirm a theory What other theories, if any exist? 3 6 -1161 5 Scientists hope to confirm a theory that the faint glow surrounding some shuttle surfaces in flight is caused by molecules of atomic oxygen and nitrogen combining as the spaceship slams into them . theory Is this theory shuttle glow? 5 6 -1162 1 KABUL , Afghanistan ( AP ) - A recently formed Islamic faction said Saturday its latest military victory had put it in a position to take a key town only 30 kilometers ( 18 miles ) outside Kabul , the war - battered capital . key What about this town is important militarily? 27 28 -1162 1 KABUL , Afghanistan ( AP ) - A recently formed Islamic faction said Saturday its latest military victory had put it in a position to take a key town only 30 kilometers ( 18 miles ) outside Kabul , the war - battered capital . war - battered Why is this capital battered with war? What caused it? 40 43 -1162 1 KABUL , Afghanistan ( AP ) - A recently formed Islamic faction said Saturday its latest military victory had put it in a position to take a key town only 30 kilometers ( 18 miles ) outside Kabul , the war - battered capital . town only 30 kilometers ( 18 miles ) outside Kabul , Why was the town so vital for this military group? 28 39 -1162 2 The Taliban movement has scored a series of battlefield wins that have further complicated peace efforts in Afghanistan , where 10 Islamic groups already are locked in a bitter feud for control of Kabul . feud How does the feud take place? 29 30 -1162 2 The Taliban movement has scored a series of battlefield wins that have further complicated peace efforts in Afghanistan , where 10 Islamic groups already are locked in a bitter feud for control of Kabul . already are locked in a bitter feud for control Why are so many groups fighting for control of the capital? 23 32 -1162 3 The Taliban , made up of fundamentalist religious students turned guerrilla fighters , notched its latest victory in fighting Thursday and Friday and was nearing Maidan Shahr , a strategic town 30 kilometers ( 18 miles ) southwest of Kabul . strategic Why is this town considered to be so strategic? 29 30 -1162 4 " We are going to Kabul , " claimed Mullah Masher , a Taliban leader who spoke to an Associated Press reporter in Dashti , about 20 kilometers ( 12 miles ) south of Maidan Shahr . spoke Why did he choose to speak to the press? 16 17 -1162 5 Masher said his movement intended to keep moving along the main highway , which would take them to Maidan Shahr , and if they succeed , on to Kabul . succeed , Why might they not succeed? 24 26 -1163 1 Prime Minister Waldemar Pawlak - - who is locked in a power struggle with President Lech Walesa - - indicated Saturday he may step down . power struggle Why is there a struggle? 11 13 -1163 1 Prime Minister Waldemar Pawlak - - who is locked in a power struggle with President Lech Walesa - - indicated Saturday he may step down . Prime Minister Waldemar Pawlak Why is he locked in a power struggle with President Lech Walesa? 0 4 -1163 1 Prime Minister Waldemar Pawlak - - who is locked in a power struggle with President Lech Walesa - - indicated Saturday he may step down . may step down Why would the prime minister indicated stepping down? 22 25 -1163 1 Prime Minister Waldemar Pawlak - - who is locked in a power struggle with President Lech Walesa - - indicated Saturday he may step down . Prime What country do these politicians come from? 0 1 -1163 2 Walesa and Pawlak have been feuding over the 1995 budget , over economic reforms and foreign policy . over economic reforms What types of reforms are leading to a squabble? 11 14 -1163 2 Walesa and Pawlak have been feuding over the 1995 budget , over economic reforms and foreign policy . economic reforms and foreign policy What specific reforms are they feuding over and why have they not been able to come to a solution? 12 17 -1163 2 Walesa and Pawlak have been feuding over the 1995 budget , over economic reforms and foreign policy . feuding Are they from the same political party? 5 6 -1163 3 Walesa , a Nobel laureate whose Solidarity trade union toppled the Communist government in 1989 , is threatening to dissolve parliament to force new elections . Nobel laureate What did Walesa do to become a Nobel laureate? 3 5 -1163 3 Walesa , a Nobel laureate whose Solidarity trade union toppled the Communist government in 1989 , is threatening to dissolve parliament to force new elections . force new elections Why is Walesa forcing new elections? 22 25 -1163 3 Walesa , a Nobel laureate whose Solidarity trade union toppled the Communist government in 1989 , is threatening to dissolve parliament to force new elections . Nobel Which Nobel laureate area did Walesa win? 3 4 -1163 4 Pawlak is losing support within his own coalition , which is made up of his Polish Peasants Party and the Democratic Left Alliance . The Alliance has repeatedly accused Pawlak of making decisions behind their backs . making decisions behind their backs How has this come about? 31 36 -1163 4 Pawlak is losing support within his own coalition , which is made up of his Polish Peasants Party and the Democratic Left Alliance . The Alliance has repeatedly accused Pawlak of making decisions behind their backs . Pawlak of making decisions behind their backs Are these accusations true? 29 36 -1163 4 Pawlak is losing support within his own coalition , which is made up of his Polish Peasants Party and the Democratic Left Alliance . The Alliance has repeatedly accused Pawlak of making decisions behind their backs . making decisions behind their backs Why is Pawlak accused of making decisions behind the Alliance back? 31 36 -1163 4 Pawlak is losing support within his own coalition , which is made up of his Polish Peasants Party and the Democratic Left Alliance . The Alliance has repeatedly accused Pawlak of making decisions behind their backs . coalition , What is the name of Pawlak's coalition? 7 9 -1164 1 A donkey - pulled cart carrying a Chechen woman and her children bounces across a rutted field , followed by a tractor with a small white flag tied to the top . white flag What is the flag representing? 25 27 -1164 1 A donkey - pulled cart carrying a Chechen woman and her children bounces across a rutted field , followed by a tractor with a small white flag tied to the top . bounces across Where is the cart and thus the woman going? 12 14 -1164 1 A donkey - pulled cart carrying a Chechen woman and her children bounces across a rutted field , followed by a tractor with a small white flag tied to the top . Chechen Who owns the Chechen territory? 7 8 -1164 1 A donkey - pulled cart carrying a Chechen woman and her children bounces across a rutted field , followed by a tractor with a small white flag tied to the top . small white flag what does this signify? 24 27 -1164 2 Camped in tents at the field ' s edge , Russian soldiers with machine guns watch warily as they pass . warily Why are the soldiers watching warily? 16 17 -1164 2 Camped in tents at the field ' s edge , Russian soldiers with machine guns watch warily as they pass . Camped Why are the soldiers camped at the field's edge? 0 1 -1164 2 Camped in tents at the field ' s edge , Russian soldiers with machine guns watch warily as they pass . warily Are they worried about possible conflict? 16 17 -1164 2 Camped in tents at the field ' s edge , Russian soldiers with machine guns watch warily as they pass . watch warily as they pass Why are they watching the woman and children? 15 20 -1164 3 " They are our friends - - very bad friends , " Valery Grebenshikov , a hard - eyed Russian officer , said wryly , referring to residents of Tolstoy - Yurt . " It ' s very hard to tell who supports what we are doing and who simply wants to kill us . " we are doing What are the soldiers doing? 44 47 -1164 3 " They are our friends - - very bad friends , " Valery Grebenshikov , a hard - eyed Russian officer , said wryly , referring to residents of Tolstoy - Yurt . " It ' s very hard to tell who supports what we are doing and who simply wants to kill us . " Tolstoy - Yurt Is this a territory or a religion inspired war? 29 32 -1164 4 Tolstoy - Yurt , a town just over the ridge from the battered Chechen capital Grozny , is a stronghold of opposition to secessionist leader Dzhokhar Dudayev . But even here , tension and resentment toward the Russian troops run high . run Why does tension and resentment for the troops run high? 39 40 -1164 5 In the weeks and months to come , as Russian forces establish what most feel to be inevitable control over Grozny and other areas , more Chechens will have to deal with life under an occupying force . inevitable control Why is the control inevitable? 17 19 -1164 5 In the weeks and months to come , as Russian forces establish what most feel to be inevitable control over Grozny and other areas , more Chechens will have to deal with life under an occupying force . establish Why are the forces working to establish control? 11 12 -1164 5 In the weeks and months to come , as Russian forces establish what most feel to be inevitable control over Grozny and other areas , more Chechens will have to deal with life under an occupying force . Russian Why are Russian forces suddenly enforcing control over Grozny? 9 10 -1165 1 Yevgeny Kafelnikov and Andrey Olhovskiy survived an early scare but came back to win Saturday ' s doubles match and qualify Russia for the next round of the Davis Cup at Belgium ' s expense . Yevgeny Kafelnikov and Andrey Olhovskiy What is their background? 0 5 -1165 1 Yevgeny Kafelnikov and Andrey Olhovskiy survived an early scare but came back to win Saturday ' s doubles match and qualify Russia for the next round of the Davis Cup at Belgium ' s expense . Belgium ' s expense . Who was playing for Belgium? 31 36 -1165 1 Yevgeny Kafelnikov and Andrey Olhovskiy survived an early scare but came back to win Saturday ' s doubles match and qualify Russia for the next round of the Davis Cup at Belgium ' s expense . early scare What was the early scare? 7 9 -1165 1 Yevgeny Kafelnikov and Andrey Olhovskiy survived an early scare but came back to win Saturday ' s doubles match and qualify Russia for the next round of the Davis Cup at Belgium ' s expense . Davis Cup What is the Davis Cup? 28 30 -1165 1 Yevgeny Kafelnikov and Andrey Olhovskiy survived an early scare but came back to win Saturday ' s doubles match and qualify Russia for the next round of the Davis Cup at Belgium ' s expense . an early scare What was the early scare? 6 9 -1165 2 Kafelnikov and Olhovskiy beat Libor Pimek and Filip Dewulf 2 - 6 , 7 - 5 , 7 - 5 , 6 - 3 in 2 1 / 2 hours , giving Russia an insurmountable 3 - 0 lead after two days of play . two days of play . Why two days of play? 40 45 -1165 2 Kafelnikov and Olhovskiy beat Libor Pimek and Filip Dewulf 2 - 6 , 7 - 5 , 7 - 5 , 6 - 3 in 2 1 / 2 hours , giving Russia an insurmountable 3 - 0 lead after two days of play . 7 - 5 , What do these numbers mean? 13 17 -1165 2 Kafelnikov and Olhovskiy beat Libor Pimek and Filip Dewulf 2 - 6 , 7 - 5 , 7 - 5 , 6 - 3 in 2 1 / 2 hours , giving Russia an insurmountable 3 - 0 lead after two days of play . 3 - 0 lead Who was Russia leading? 35 39 -1165 2 Kafelnikov and Olhovskiy beat Libor Pimek and Filip Dewulf 2 - 6 , 7 - 5 , 7 - 5 , 6 - 3 in 2 1 / 2 hours , giving Russia an insurmountable 3 - 0 lead after two days of play . beat Libor Pimek What is the sport being played? 3 6 -1165 3 Sunday ' s reverse singles will be reduced to the best - of - three format because the match is already out of Belgium ' s reach . out of Belgium ' s reach . Why is it out of Belgium's reach? 21 28 -1165 3 Sunday ' s reverse singles will be reduced to the best - of - three format because the match is already out of Belgium ' s reach . match is already out of Belgium ' s reach Why is the match already out of Belgium's reach? 18 27 -1165 3 Sunday ' s reverse singles will be reduced to the best - of - three format because the match is already out of Belgium ' s reach . the best - of - three format What does this format mean? 9 16 -1165 4 On Friday , veteran Andrei Chesnokov beat Dewulf in straight sets and Kafelnikov was surprisingly hard pressed early on before prevailing over Kris Goossens in four sets . Andrei Chesnokov beat Dewulf Who are Andrei and Dewulf? 4 8 -1165 4 On Friday , veteran Andrei Chesnokov beat Dewulf in straight sets and Kafelnikov was surprisingly hard pressed early on before prevailing over Kris Goossens in four sets . Kris Goossens Who is Kris Goossens? 22 24 -1165 4 On Friday , veteran Andrei Chesnokov beat Dewulf in straight sets and Kafelnikov was surprisingly hard pressed early on before prevailing over Kris Goossens in four sets . surprisingly Why was this surprising? 14 15 -1165 5 On Saturday , Russia , last year ' s losing finalist against Sweden , was again caught cold early on . was again caught cold early on What happened? 14 20 -1165 5 On Saturday , Russia , last year ' s losing finalist against Sweden , was again caught cold early on . caught cold early on What does it mean to be caught cold? 16 20 -1165 5 On Saturday , Russia , last year ' s losing finalist against Sweden , was again caught cold early on . caught cold early on What does it mean to be caught cold? 16 20 -1166 1 Kresimir Zubak , president of the fragile Muslim - Croat federation in Bosnia , on Saturday voiced pessimism about the federation ' s future . voiced pessimism What did he say? 16 18 -1166 1 Kresimir Zubak , president of the fragile Muslim - Croat federation in Bosnia , on Saturday voiced pessimism about the federation ' s future . voiced pessimism Why did the president voice pessimism? 16 18 -1166 1 Kresimir Zubak , president of the fragile Muslim - Croat federation in Bosnia , on Saturday voiced pessimism about the federation ' s future . pessimism about the federation ' s future Why was he pessimistic? 17 24 -1166 2 Zubak , so far considered a moderate , said the Croats would not give in to the Muslims and insisted that unnamed top Muslim officials be replaced . moderate , How does his position as a 'moderate' influence the impact of his stance? 6 8 -1166 2 Zubak , so far considered a moderate , said the Croats would not give in to the Muslims and insisted that unnamed top Muslim officials be replaced . Croats would not give in to the Muslims Why are the Croats and Muslims battling? 10 18 -1166 3 Other Bosnian Croat leaders previously have called for the resignation of Bosnia ' s Muslim president , Alija Izetbegovic . Other Bosnian Croat leaders What number or what percentage of the leadership? 0 4 -1166 3 Other Bosnian Croat leaders previously have called for the resignation of Bosnia ' s Muslim president , Alija Izetbegovic . resignation Why did they call for Alija's resignation? 9 10 -1166 4 The United States hopes to pressure Bosnian Serbs into accepting a peace plan for Bosnia by convincing them that their Croat and Muslim foes are united . accepting a peace plan Why is the US taking this stance? 9 13 -1166 4 The United States hopes to pressure Bosnian Serbs into accepting a peace plan for Bosnia by convincing them that their Croat and Muslim foes are united . convincing them How does the US plan on convincing Bosnian Serbs? 16 18 -1166 4 The United States hopes to pressure Bosnian Serbs into accepting a peace plan for Bosnia by convincing them that their Croat and Muslim foes are united . Croat and Muslim foes are united How can the US make this argument work? 20 26 -1166 5 But the federation is on shaky footing . Bosnian Croats accept it only as a step toward confederation with the Republic of Croatia , which Muslims oppose . which Muslims oppose Why do Muslims oppose a confederation? 24 27 -1166 5 But the federation is on shaky footing . Bosnian Croats accept it only as a step toward confederation with the Republic of Croatia , which Muslims oppose . which Muslims oppose . Why do Muslims oppose the confederation? 24 28 -1167 1 Joining a chorus of worldwide condemnation of Russia , the Moscow - backed Chechen opposition accused its purported ally on Saturday of widespread brutality in the war on secessionist Chechnya . Chechen opposition What are the views and feelings of the Chechen opposition? 13 15 -1167 1 Joining a chorus of worldwide condemnation of Russia , the Moscow - backed Chechen opposition accused its purported ally on Saturday of widespread brutality in the war on secessionist Chechnya . war on secessionist Chechnya What are they warring over? 26 30 -1167 2 The harsh criticism came together with word of another Russian attack on Chechen civilians . Residents of Samashky said Russian helicopters raked a funeral with machine - gun fire on Friday , killing three mourners . raked a funeral Why would they target a funeral? 21 24 -1167 2 The harsh criticism came together with word of another Russian attack on Chechen civilians . Residents of Samashky said Russian helicopters raked a funeral with machine - gun fire on Friday , killing three mourners . raked a funeral with machine - gun fire Why did the Russian helicopters fire on a funeral? 21 29 -1167 3 It was the second straight day people were killed at a funeral in the town , strategically located along a main road 18 miles west of the battered capital , Grozny . second straight day Why are they killing innocent people and what do they hope to acheive? 3 6 -1167 3 It was the second straight day people were killed at a funeral in the town , strategically located along a main road 18 miles west of the battered capital , Grozny . strategically how was it strategically located? 16 17 -1167 5 Thousands of civilians have been killed since President Boris Yeltsin sent troops into Chechnya on Dec . 11 . Many nations , and many Russians , have expressed outrage at the carnage . But the Chechen opposition had remained silent until now . remained silent What took them in particular so much time to speak up? 38 40 -1168 1 Battles to redraw political alliances threatened to pull apart a key centrist party Saturday as members split over whether to join a movement to challenge former Premier Silvio Berlusconi . challenge On what issue was this challenge based? 24 25 -1168 1 Battles to redraw political alliances threatened to pull apart a key centrist party Saturday as members split over whether to join a movement to challenge former Premier Silvio Berlusconi . Battles to redraw political alliances Which parties? 0 5 -1168 1 Battles to redraw political alliances threatened to pull apart a key centrist party Saturday as members split over whether to join a movement to challenge former Premier Silvio Berlusconi . Battles What kind of battles, physical or metaphorical 0 1 -1168 1 Battles to redraw political alliances threatened to pull apart a key centrist party Saturday as members split over whether to join a movement to challenge former Premier Silvio Berlusconi . a movement to challenge Why is there a movement to challenge former Premier Silvio Berlusconi? 21 25 -1168 2 The Italian Popular Party has become a small but strategic prize in the scramble to prepare for the next elections , which could come in the spring . prize In what way are they considered a strategic prize? 10 11 -1168 2 The Italian Popular Party has become a small but strategic prize in the scramble to prepare for the next elections , which could come in the spring . scramble to prepare for the next elections , Why is there a scramble to prepare for next elections? 13 21 -1168 3 The party ' s importance rose Friday after the former head of the state - run industrial conglomerate , Romano Prodi , announced a bid to lead a center - left election alliance against Berlusconi . Berlusconi Where does Berlusconi stand in the list of parties? 34 35 -1168 3 The party ' s importance rose Friday after the former head of the state - run industrial conglomerate , Romano Prodi , announced a bid to lead a center - left election alliance against Berlusconi . bid to lead a center - left election alliance Why would he bid to lead a centre-left election alliance? 24 33 -1168 4 But the Popular Party is also being courted by Berlusconi ' s conservative bloc to help fill the void left by the Northern League , which broke from Berlusconi ' s government and forced his resignation Dec . 22 . broke What were the reasons for these actions, and how did it lead to the resignation? 26 27 -1168 4 But the Popular Party is also being courted by Berlusconi ' s conservative bloc to help fill the void left by the Northern League , which broke from Berlusconi ' s government and forced his resignation Dec . 22 . courted How are they courting them? 7 8 -1168 4 But the Popular Party is also being courted by Berlusconi ' s conservative bloc to help fill the void left by the Northern League , which broke from Berlusconi ' s government and forced his resignation Dec . 22 . the void left by the Northern League , What is that void left by the Northern League? 17 25 -1168 5 Rifts in the Popular Party were clearly widening Saturday . clearly In what ways was this seen? 6 7 -1168 5 Rifts in the Popular Party were clearly widening Saturday . Saturday How can you tell this? 8 9 -1169 1 Chechen rebels shot down their first Russian jet fighter of the war Saturday , downing an Su - 25 with anti - aircraft guns not far from Grozny , the embattled capital of Chechnya . Chechnya Where is Chechnya 33 34 -1169 1 Chechen rebels shot down their first Russian jet fighter of the war Saturday , downing an Su - 25 with anti - aircraft guns not far from Grozny , the embattled capital of Chechnya . Russian jet fighter Did the pilot survive? 6 9 -1169 2 Russian television channels showed wreckage of the single - seat attack jet strewn over a field and said the body of the pilot , a major , had been taken to the town of Shali , 25 kilometers ( 16 miles ) southeast of Grozny . body Did the pilot die? 19 20 -1169 3 Russian jets have rained death and destruction on Chechnya for nearly two months with indiscriminate attacks , including one on Shali that killed scores of people and destroyed a market and a maternity hospital . Shali What is a Shali? 20 21 -1169 4 The news came as the Kremlin - backed Chechen opposition joined a worldwide chorus of condemnation against Russia and accused its purported ally of widespread brutality in the war on secessionist Chechnya . Kremlin - backed What does it mean to be Kremlin-backed? 5 8 -1169 4 The news came as the Kremlin - backed Chechen opposition joined a worldwide chorus of condemnation against Russia and accused its purported ally of widespread brutality in the war on secessionist Chechnya . purported ally Who is the ally here? 21 23 -1169 4 The news came as the Kremlin - backed Chechen opposition joined a worldwide chorus of condemnation against Russia and accused its purported ally of widespread brutality in the war on secessionist Chechnya . war on secessionist Chechnya . What was the reason for the secession? 28 33 -1169 5 The harsh statement was issued as residents of Samashky suffered the second attack in a row on a civilian funeral by Russian helicopter gunships . Samashky Where is Samashky? 8 9 -1170 1 A pro - Kurdish newspaper closed after a court ruling sanctioned a government crackdown that included confiscation of every issue , the daily ' s editor said Saturday . every issue , Why was every issue of the pro-Kurdish newspaper confiscated? 18 21 -1170 1 A pro - Kurdish newspaper closed after a court ruling sanctioned a government crackdown that included confiscation of every issue , the daily ' s editor said Saturday . government crackdown what was the government crackdown 12 14 -1170 1 A pro - Kurdish newspaper closed after a court ruling sanctioned a government crackdown that included confiscation of every issue , the daily ' s editor said Saturday . government Who is the government in this scenario? 12 13 -1170 1 A pro - Kurdish newspaper closed after a court ruling sanctioned a government crackdown that included confiscation of every issue , the daily ' s editor said Saturday . confiscation of every issue , Why were the papers confiscated? 16 21 -1170 2 Baki Karadeniz said directors of Ozgur Ulke , or Free Country , decided to cease publication Friday . A day earlier , a court decided the Istanbul - based paper had made no changes since being banned last year on allegations of making Kurdish propaganda . propaganda What were the specific allegations of propaganda? 44 45 -1170 2 Baki Karadeniz said directors of Ozgur Ulke , or Free Country , decided to cease publication Friday . A day earlier , a court decided the Istanbul - based paper had made no changes since being banned last year on allegations of making Kurdish propaganda . a court decided Which court decided this, what laws did they use? 22 25 -1170 3 The newspaper , which began publishing nine months ago , had a circulation of about 14 , 000 . circulation Who were the predominant subscribers to the newspaper? 12 13 -1170 3 The newspaper , which began publishing nine months ago , had a circulation of about 14 , 000 . publishing was the newspaper publishing daily 5 6 -1170 4 A U . S . - based media aid group on Friday condemned the court decision against Ozgur Ulke as " another effort to silence opposition voices . " In a letter to Prime Minister Tansu Ciller , the Committee to Protect Journalists called on the government to " end the legal pressure on opposition media . " legal pressure What is the basis of the legal pressure being placed on opposition media? 51 53 -1170 4 A U . S . - based media aid group on Friday condemned the court decision against Ozgur Ulke as " another effort to silence opposition voices . " In a letter to Prime Minister Tansu Ciller , the Committee to Protect Journalists called on the government to " end the legal pressure on opposition media . " . S . - based media this is an interface error 2 8 -1170 4 A U . S . - based media aid group on Friday condemned the court decision against Ozgur Ulke as " another effort to silence opposition voices . " In a letter to Prime Minister Tansu Ciller , the Committee to Protect Journalists called on the government to " end the legal pressure on opposition media . " U . S . - based media who are the US based media aid group? 1 8 -1170 4 A U . S . - based media aid group on Friday condemned the court decision against Ozgur Ulke as " another effort to silence opposition voices . " In a letter to Prime Minister Tansu Ciller , the Committee to Protect Journalists called on the government to " end the legal pressure on opposition media . " legal pressure on opposition media Why was there pressure on such media outlets? 51 56 -1170 5 Karadeniz said he expected another pro - Kurdish daily to be established soon . But he said he would not be part of the venture in order to avoid a similar court decision . established when will the newspaper be established 11 12 -1171 1 At night , Emica Kevelj peers across the abyss separating east and west Mostar , at lights in the homes of her former neighbors . Emica Kevelj Who is that? 3 5 -1171 1 At night , Emica Kevelj peers across the abyss separating east and west Mostar , at lights in the homes of her former neighbors . neighbors What happened to her former neighbors? 23 24 -1171 2 She is a refugee in her own town , a Muslim exiled to the eastern bank of a riverside city that has become Bosnia ' s Berlin . exiled why is she exiled? 11 12 -1171 2 She is a refugee in her own town , a Muslim exiled to the eastern bank of a riverside city that has become Bosnia ' s Berlin . Berlin What does 'Bosnia's Berlin' mean? 26 27 -1171 3 Mostar bore the brunt of fighting 1 { years ago between Croats and the Muslim - led Bosnian government . Now , it ' s a battleground of wills - - over whether a federation between Croats and Muslims , a key to peace in Bosnia , will succeed . whether a federation between Croats and Muslims , Why were these two groups struggling to coexist at this period? 32 40 -1171 3 Mostar bore the brunt of fighting 1 { years ago between Croats and the Muslim - led Bosnian government . Now , it ' s a battleground of wills - - over whether a federation between Croats and Muslims , a key to peace in Bosnia , will succeed . peace Do both sides of the conflict wish to seek a solution to peace in the area? 43 44 -1171 4 Signed last March under U . S . pressure , the Muslim - Croat federation halted the fighting between the two sides . But the hoped for military - political union never happened . Rising tensions are now pushing the federation toward collapse . Rising tensions What are the tensions over? 34 36 -1171 4 Signed last March under U . S . pressure , the Muslim - Croat federation halted the fighting between the two sides . But the hoped for military - political union never happened . Rising tensions are now pushing the federation toward collapse . tensions What are the tensions that are causing the federation to collapse? 35 36 -1171 5 Croatian President Franjo Tudjman recently told the German news magazine Spiegel the Bosnian government wanted full control of Mostar as a step to " founding an Islamic state . " Mostar ' s European administrator has accused Bosnian Croats of sabotaging the federation . Bosnian Croats of sabotaging the federation . How were they seen as sabotaging the peace? 37 44 -1171 5 Croatian President Franjo Tudjman recently told the German news magazine Spiegel the Bosnian government wanted full control of Mostar as a step to " founding an Islamic state . " Mostar ' s European administrator has accused Bosnian Croats of sabotaging the federation . accused Did any surrounding nations attempt to mediate between these two oppositions? 36 37 -1172 1 Thomas Muster and Alex Antonitsch overcame a second - set blip to beat Spanish doubles team Sergi Bruguera and Emilio Sanchez 6 - 2 , 3 - 6 , 6 - 3 , 6 - 3 Saturday and give Austria a 2 - 1 lead in their Davis Cup World Group match . overcame a second - set blip How did they overcome this? 5 11 -1172 1 Thomas Muster and Alex Antonitsch overcame a second - set blip to beat Spanish doubles team Sergi Bruguera and Emilio Sanchez 6 - 2 , 3 - 6 , 6 - 3 , 6 - 3 Saturday and give Austria a 2 - 1 lead in their Davis Cup World Group match . overcame a second - set blip How did they overcome this blip? 5 11 -1172 1 Thomas Muster and Alex Antonitsch overcame a second - set blip to beat Spanish doubles team Sergi Bruguera and Emilio Sanchez 6 - 2 , 3 - 6 , 6 - 3 , 6 - 3 Saturday and give Austria a 2 - 1 lead in their Davis Cup World Group match . to beat Beat them at what? 11 13 -1172 1 Thomas Muster and Alex Antonitsch overcame a second - set blip to beat Spanish doubles team Sergi Bruguera and Emilio Sanchez 6 - 2 , 3 - 6 , 6 - 3 , 6 - 3 Saturday and give Austria a 2 - 1 lead in their Davis Cup World Group match . team What kind of sport team is this? 15 16 -1172 2 Bruguera , ranked No . 4 in the world , proved a weak partner for Sanchez , an experienced doubles player who with his now injured partner Sergio Casal has won many of the world ' s leading doubles titles . weak What are the differences in technique between a singles player and a doubles player? 12 13 -1172 2 Bruguera , ranked No . 4 in the world , proved a weak partner for Sanchez , an experienced doubles player who with his now injured partner Sergio Casal has won many of the world ' s leading doubles titles . now injured partner Sergio Casal How was Casal injured before this tie? 24 29 -1172 2 Bruguera , ranked No . 4 in the world , proved a weak partner for Sanchez , an experienced doubles player who with his now injured partner Sergio Casal has won many of the world ' s leading doubles titles . ranked No . 4 Who is ranked #1? 2 6 -1172 2 Bruguera , ranked No . 4 in the world , proved a weak partner for Sanchez , an experienced doubles player who with his now injured partner Sergio Casal has won many of the world ' s leading doubles titles . proved How did he prove to be a weak partner? 10 11 -1172 2 Bruguera , ranked No . 4 in the world , proved a weak partner for Sanchez , an experienced doubles player who with his now injured partner Sergio Casal has won many of the world ' s leading doubles titles . now injured How was he injured? 24 26 -1172 3 " Today we had two singles players and two doubles players on court , " said Muster , a singles specialist . " Alex played better than Sanchez , and I played better than Bruguera . So we won . " specialist What are the regulations on the replacement of injured doubles partners? 20 21 -1172 3 " Today we had two singles players and two doubles players on court , " said Muster , a singles specialist . " Alex played better than Sanchez , and I played better than Bruguera . So we won . " a singles specialist Why is he considered a singles specialist? 18 21 -1172 3 " Today we had two singles players and two doubles players on court , " said Muster , a singles specialist . " Alex played better than Sanchez , and I played better than Bruguera . So we won . " singles specialist What makes him a specialist? 19 21 -1172 4 " They were playing together for the first time , we know each other for 10 years . and trained well together this week , " said Antonitsch . and trained well together this week , " How did they train? 18 26 -1172 4 " They were playing together for the first time , we know each other for 10 years . and trained well together this week , " said Antonitsch . the first time , Is there a reason they hadn't played together before now? 6 10 -1172 4 " They were playing together for the first time , we know each other for 10 years . and trained well together this week , " said Antonitsch . and trained What is involved in their training? 18 20 -1172 5 The Austrians broke Sanchez in the fifth game for the first service break and then , Bruguera dropped serve . broke Sanchez What you mean by \"broke\"? 2 4 -1172 5 The Austrians broke Sanchez in the fifth game for the first service break and then , Bruguera dropped serve . fifth game How many games are there? 6 8 -1173 1 Patricia Highsmith , an American crime writer whose dark , psychological tales of murder and intrigue thrilled readers worldwide , died Saturday . She was 74 . died How did Patricia Highsmith die? 20 21 -1173 1 Patricia Highsmith , an American crime writer whose dark , psychological tales of murder and intrigue thrilled readers worldwide , died Saturday . She was 74 . died How did she die? 20 21 -1173 1 Patricia Highsmith , an American crime writer whose dark , psychological tales of murder and intrigue thrilled readers worldwide , died Saturday . She was 74 . died Saturday How and why did she die? 20 22 -1173 2 She died at Locarno ' s Carita hospital , according to a hospital official . No cause of death was given . cause Why was a cause of death not given? 16 17 -1173 2 She died at Locarno ' s Carita hospital , according to a hospital official . No cause of death was given . died Did she have any medical problems? 1 2 -1173 3 Highsmith ' s first novel , " Strangers on a Train , " was published in 1950 . Alfred Hitchcock made it into a movie the following year . movie How is the movie different from the book? 24 25 -1173 3 Highsmith ' s first novel , " Strangers on a Train , " was published in 1950 . Alfred Hitchcock made it into a movie the following year . movie Was the movie successful? 24 25 -1173 3 Highsmith ' s first novel , " Strangers on a Train , " was published in 1950 . Alfred Hitchcock made it into a movie the following year . movie Was the movie named the same thing as the book? 24 25 -1173 4 She wrote some 20 novels and seven short - story collections . She was perhaps best known for the character of Tom Ripley , a charming gentleman - murderer who was at the center of five of her novels . Her last novel in 1991 was " Ripley Under Water . " best Why was she best known for the character of Tom Ripley? 15 16 -1173 4 She wrote some 20 novels and seven short - story collections . She was perhaps best known for the character of Tom Ripley , a charming gentleman - murderer who was at the center of five of her novels . Her last novel in 1991 was " Ripley Under Water . " charming How did she come up with the character of Tom Ripley? 25 26 -1173 4 She wrote some 20 novels and seven short - story collections . She was perhaps best known for the character of Tom Ripley , a charming gentleman - murderer who was at the center of five of her novels . Her last novel in 1991 was " Ripley Under Water . " last Why did she stop writing novels in 1991? 41 42 -1173 4 She wrote some 20 novels and seven short - story collections . She was perhaps best known for the character of Tom Ripley , a charming gentleman - murderer who was at the center of five of her novels . Her last novel in 1991 was " Ripley Under Water . " Tom Ripley , Why was Tom Ripley her best known character? 21 24 -1173 5 Her novels won wide critical acclaim . Graham Greene once described her as a " writer who has created a world of her own - - a world claustrophobic and irrational which we enter each time with a sense of personal danger . " won What are some of her famous novels? 2 3 -1173 5 Her novels won wide critical acclaim . Graham Greene once described her as a " writer who has created a world of her own - - a world claustrophobic and irrational which we enter each time with a sense of personal danger . " critical acclaim Why were they celebrated so much? 4 6 -1174 1 Ten men were shot to death Saturday night in a series of attacks apparently linked to a feud between Sunni and Shiite Muslim militants , police said . feud Why is there a feud between Sunni and Shiite Muslim militants? 17 18 -1174 1 Ten men were shot to death Saturday night in a series of attacks apparently linked to a feud between Sunni and Shiite Muslim militants , police said . feud between Sunni and Shiite Muslim militants , What were the militants arguing over that led to the massacre? 17 25 -1174 2 In the worst attack , four people were gunned down outside a club in central Karachi where Shiite men gather to play board games . gunned down How come there was no security at the club? 8 10 -1174 3 The Karachi Central District , an area wracked by political and religious violence , was the site for all but one of the killings , according to Sattar Sheikh , police superintendent for the area . wracked Why is the area \"The Karachi Central District\" wracked by political and religious violence? 7 8 -1174 3 The Karachi Central District , an area wracked by political and religious violence , was the site for all but one of the killings , according to Sattar Sheikh , police superintendent for the area . the site for all but one of the killings , What was the other site of the killings? 15 25 -1174 4 There were at least five separate attacks that accounted for the 10 deaths and nine injuries , according to police . Gunbattles continued late into the night and paramilitary troops were called in to the troubled areas to prevent further bloodshed . Gunbattles How come troops are not stationed 24/7 in an area where the attacks happen so often? 21 22 -1174 5 Sheikh said the shootings appeared linked to the feud between Tehfuz Nifaz Jafaria , a militant Shiite group , and Sibah - e - Shabha , a militant Sunni group . feud How come these groups do not resolve their differences? 8 9 -1175 1 The huge , ornate rooms in the former czarist palace where the Cold War may have started were polished and cleaned . in the former czarist palace which palace is being referred to? 5 10 -1175 1 The huge , ornate rooms in the former czarist palace where the Cold War may have started were polished and cleaned . ornate What makes the rooms in the former cazrist palace appear ornate? 3 4 -1175 1 The huge , ornate rooms in the former czarist palace where the Cold War may have started were polished and cleaned . the Cold War may have started Why did the Cold War possibly start in this palace? 11 17 -1175 1 The huge , ornate rooms in the former czarist palace where the Cold War may have started were polished and cleaned . the Cold War may have started Why is it thought that the Cold War might have begun in this palace? 11 17 -1175 2 Visitors were given their first glimpse of the private rooms where President Franklin Roosevelt slept during the 1945 Yalta Conference . Visitors were given their first glimpse When were visitors given a first glimpse into the private rooms? 0 6 -1175 2 Visitors were given their first glimpse of the private rooms where President Franklin Roosevelt slept during the 1945 Yalta Conference . where President Franklin Roosevelt slept Why was President Roosevelt sleeping in the palace? 10 15 -1175 3 And fuzzy black - and - white pictures of Roosevelt , Stalin and Churchill determining the shape of postwar Europe were put on display . determining the shape of postwar Europe How did they determine the shape of postwar Europe? 14 20 -1175 3 And fuzzy black - and - white pictures of Roosevelt , Stalin and Churchill determining the shape of postwar Europe were put on display . determining the shape How did pictures of Roosevelt, Stalin and Churchill determine the shape of postwar Europe? 14 17 -1175 3 And fuzzy black - and - white pictures of Roosevelt , Stalin and Churchill determining the shape of postwar Europe were put on display . the shape of postwar Europe were put on display What was the shape of postwar Europe at this time? 15 24 -1175 3 And fuzzy black - and - white pictures of Roosevelt , Stalin and Churchill determining the shape of postwar Europe were put on display . Roosevelt , Stalin and Churchill determining How did these three leaders determine the shape of Europe? 9 15 -1175 4 There were no formal ceremonies , but Saturday marked the 50th anniversary of the start of the top - secret meeting among the World War II Allied leaders on the outskirts of Yalta . There were no formal ceremonies , Were there any informal ceremonies? 0 6 -1175 4 There were no formal ceremonies , but Saturday marked the 50th anniversary of the start of the top - secret meeting among the World War II Allied leaders on the outskirts of Yalta . 50th anniversary How often, over the last fifty years, have World War II Allied leaders held top-secret meetings? 10 12 -1175 4 There were no formal ceremonies , but Saturday marked the 50th anniversary of the start of the top - secret meeting among the World War II Allied leaders on the outskirts of Yalta . start of the top - secret meeting Why was the meeting top-secret? 14 21 -1175 4 There were no formal ceremonies , but Saturday marked the 50th anniversary of the start of the top - secret meeting among the World War II Allied leaders on the outskirts of Yalta . the outskirts of Yalta Why was the meeting held in Yalta? 29 33 -1175 5 Museum curators and local officials say there is new interest in the meeting where decisions were made to split Europe into what became two hostile blocs . into what became two hostile blocs Why were they hostile? 20 26 -1175 5 Museum curators and local officials say there is new interest in the meeting where decisions were made to split Europe into what became two hostile blocs . decisions Who made the decisions to split Europe into what became two hostile blocs? 14 15 -1175 5 Museum curators and local officials say there is new interest in the meeting where decisions were made to split Europe into what became two hostile blocs . became two hostile blocs Why did the two blocs become hostile toward each other? 22 26 -1176 1 Patricia Highsmith , an American crime writer whose dark , psychological tales of murder and intrigue thrilled and shocked readers worldwide , died Saturday . She was 74 . died How did she die? 22 23 -1176 1 Patricia Highsmith , an American crime writer whose dark , psychological tales of murder and intrigue thrilled and shocked readers worldwide , died Saturday . She was 74 . died Saturday What was the cause of death? 22 24 -1176 1 Patricia Highsmith , an American crime writer whose dark , psychological tales of murder and intrigue thrilled and shocked readers worldwide , died Saturday . She was 74 . writer What were some of her top bestsellers? 6 7 -1176 1 Patricia Highsmith , an American crime writer whose dark , psychological tales of murder and intrigue thrilled and shocked readers worldwide , died Saturday . She was 74 . died How did she die? 22 23 -1176 2 She died at the Carita hospital in the southern Swiss town of Locarno , according to a hospital official . No cause of death was given . given Why was no cause given? 25 26 -1176 2 She died at the Carita hospital in the southern Swiss town of Locarno , according to a hospital official . No cause of death was given . No cause of death was given Why was the cause of death not given 20 26 -1176 3 Her haunting , harrowing tales were published in 20 languages , and were especially popular in Europe . Many of her principal characters , even if they had killed someone , escaped detection . harrowing tales were published What are some of her publications? 3 7 -1176 3 Her haunting , harrowing tales were published in 20 languages , and were especially popular in Europe . Many of her principal characters , even if they had killed someone , escaped detection . characters , What were some major characters? 22 24 -1176 3 Her haunting , harrowing tales were published in 20 languages , and were especially popular in Europe . Many of her principal characters , even if they had killed someone , escaped detection . 20 languages , did it translate to asian languages? 8 11 -1176 4 " I rather like criminals and find them extremely interesting , unless they are monotonously and stupidly brutal , " she once said . monotonously How can a criminal be both stupid and boring with their brutality? 14 15 -1176 4 " I rather like criminals and find them extremely interesting , unless they are monotonously and stupidly brutal , " she once said . stupidly brutal , " how is this decided? 16 20 -1176 5 Highsmith ' s first novel , " Strangers on a Train , " appeared in 1950 , after being rejected by six publishers . Alfred Hitchcock made it into a movie the following year and it became a classic of suspense fiction rejected Which publisher ultimately published her work? 19 20 -1177 1 Security men blocked journalists of Serbia ' s sole independent daily from entering their offices Saturday in the authorities ' latest move to muzzle the media . Security men How many security men? 0 2 -1177 1 Security men blocked journalists of Serbia ' s sole independent daily from entering their offices Saturday in the authorities ' latest move to muzzle the media . Serbia ' s sole independent daily What is Serbia's sole independent daily? 5 11 -1177 2 Two women journalists were slightly injured in a spontaneous protest outside the building in central Belgrade . They were bruised when the 50 journalists , who blocked traffic , were forced aside by three cars bearing stickers of a Serbian paramilitary leader . Two women journalists Who are these two women journalists? 0 3 -1177 2 Two women journalists were slightly injured in a spontaneous protest outside the building in central Belgrade . They were bruised when the 50 journalists , who blocked traffic , were forced aside by three cars bearing stickers of a Serbian paramilitary leader . spontaneous protest How was it a spontaneous protest? 8 10 -1177 2 Two women journalists were slightly injured in a spontaneous protest outside the building in central Belgrade . They were bruised when the 50 journalists , who blocked traffic , were forced aside by three cars bearing stickers of a Serbian paramilitary leader . spontaneous protest What was the crux of the protest? 8 10 -1177 5 Late last year , the government of Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic used a legal loophole to deny the daily Borba approval for its 1991 transformation to a shareholding company . It formed a state - controlled enterprise under the same name . under the same name So could Nasa Borba change their name under the same loophole? 37 41 -1177 5 Late last year , the government of Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic used a legal loophole to deny the daily Borba approval for its 1991 transformation to a shareholding company . It formed a state - controlled enterprise under the same name . a state - controlled enterprise How does a state-controlled enterprise work? 32 37 -1177 5 Late last year , the government of Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic used a legal loophole to deny the daily Borba approval for its 1991 transformation to a shareholding company . It formed a state - controlled enterprise under the same name . used a legal loophole What sort of legality did the Milosevic government use to attain this end? 11 15 -1178 1 Germany and Russia secured places in the second round of the 1995 Davis Cup Saturday , while defending champion Sweden avoided elimination by winning its doubles match against Denmark . Davis Cup Saturday , What sport is the Davis Cup? 12 16 -1178 1 Germany and Russia secured places in the second round of the 1995 Davis Cup Saturday , while defending champion Sweden avoided elimination by winning its doubles match against Denmark . 1995 Davis Cup Saturday , What sport is this? 11 16 -1178 1 Germany and Russia secured places in the second round of the 1995 Davis Cup Saturday , while defending champion Sweden avoided elimination by winning its doubles match against Denmark . match Which sport is being talked about here? 26 27 -1178 1 Germany and Russia secured places in the second round of the 1995 Davis Cup Saturday , while defending champion Sweden avoided elimination by winning its doubles match against Denmark . Davis What sport is the Davis Cup? 12 13 -1178 2 Sweden , after losing both singles matches on Friday , rallied behind Jan Apell and Jonas Bjorkman , who lost the first set before posting a 6 - 7 ( 6 - 8 ) , 6 - 3 , 6 - 4 , 6 - 2 victory over Kenneth Carlsen and Morten Christensen . Kenneth Carlsen and Morten Christensen What country are they representing? 48 53 -1178 2 Sweden , after losing both singles matches on Friday , rallied behind Jan Apell and Jonas Bjorkman , who lost the first set before posting a 6 - 7 ( 6 - 8 ) , 6 - 3 , 6 - 4 , 6 - 2 victory over Kenneth Carlsen and Morten Christensen . Carlsen Which country is Kenneth Carlsen and Morten Christensen from? 49 50 -1178 3 Denmark , without a player ranked in the top 200 , can still pull off the upset if either Carlsen beats two - time Wimbledon champion Stefan Edberg or Frederik Fetterlein plays Bjorkman in Sunday ' s reverse singles on the indoor carpet at Copenhagen . pull off the upset if either How would the outcome of two singles matches influence the outcome from a doubles match? 13 19 -1178 3 Denmark , without a player ranked in the top 200 , can still pull off the upset if either Carlsen beats two - time Wimbledon champion Stefan Edberg or Frederik Fetterlein plays Bjorkman in Sunday ' s reverse singles on the indoor carpet at Copenhagen . in the top 200 , Why is 200 significant? 6 11 -1178 3 Denmark , without a player ranked in the top 200 , can still pull off the upset if either Carlsen beats two - time Wimbledon champion Stefan Edberg or Frederik Fetterlein plays Bjorkman in Sunday ' s reverse singles on the indoor carpet at Copenhagen . without Why is no player ranked in the top 200 but still be expected to pull off an upset? 2 3 -1178 3 Denmark , without a player ranked in the top 200 , can still pull off the upset if either Carlsen beats two - time Wimbledon champion Stefan Edberg or Frederik Fetterlein plays Bjorkman in Sunday ' s reverse singles on the indoor carpet at Copenhagen . reverse What is a reverse singles match? 37 38 -1178 4 The last defending champion nation to lose in the first round was the United States , eliminated by Australia after winning the title in 1992 . to lose in the first round Was this a doubles or singles match? 5 11 -1178 4 The last defending champion nation to lose in the first round was the United States , eliminated by Australia after winning the title in 1992 . 1992 So did the U.S. lose in 1993? 24 25 -1178 4 The last defending champion nation to lose in the first round was the United States , eliminated by Australia after winning the title in 1992 . eliminated How were they eliminated? 16 17 -1178 4 The last defending champion nation to lose in the first round was the United States , eliminated by Australia after winning the title in 1992 . United What were the scores for the United States team? 13 14 -1178 5 Russia , last year ' s runner - up , raced to an insurmountable 3 - 0 lead over Belgium at Antwerp , with Yevgeny Kafelnikov and Andrey Olhovskiy beating Libor Pimek and Filip Dewulf 2 - 6 , 7 - 5 , 7 - 5 , 6 - 3 . last year ' s runner - up , Who did they end up losing to? 2 10 -1178 5 Russia , last year ' s runner - up , raced to an insurmountable 3 - 0 lead over Belgium at Antwerp , with Yevgeny Kafelnikov and Andrey Olhovskiy beating Libor Pimek and Filip Dewulf 2 - 6 , 7 - 5 , 7 - 5 , 6 - 3 . insurmountable literally insurmountable or is this hyperbole? 13 14 -1178 5 Russia , last year ' s runner - up , raced to an insurmountable 3 - 0 lead over Belgium at Antwerp , with Yevgeny Kafelnikov and Andrey Olhovskiy beating Libor Pimek and Filip Dewulf 2 - 6 , 7 - 5 , 7 - 5 , 6 - 3 . beating How did they beat Libor and Filip - what made it an insurmountable lead? 29 30 -1178 5 Russia , last year ' s runner - up , raced to an insurmountable 3 - 0 lead over Belgium at Antwerp , with Yevgeny Kafelnikov and Andrey Olhovskiy beating Libor Pimek and Filip Dewulf 2 - 6 , 7 - 5 , 7 - 5 , 6 - 3 . runner - up , Who are the top five seeds for this event? 6 10 -1179 1 Polish lawmakers warned President Lech Walesa on Saturday they will take him to court if he tries to dissolve parliament to force new elections . if he tries to dissolve parliament What is the endgame of dissolving parliament? 14 20 -1179 1 Polish lawmakers warned President Lech Walesa on Saturday they will take him to court if he tries to dissolve parliament to force new elections . warned President Lech Walesa Why do they need to warn him? 2 6 -1179 1 Polish lawmakers warned President Lech Walesa on Saturday they will take him to court if he tries to dissolve parliament to force new elections . dissolve parliament Why does he want to dissolve parliament? 18 20 -1179 1 Polish lawmakers warned President Lech Walesa on Saturday they will take him to court if he tries to dissolve parliament to force new elections . force new elections Why does he want new election to be held? 21 24 -1179 1 Polish lawmakers warned President Lech Walesa on Saturday they will take him to court if he tries to dissolve parliament to force new elections . force new elections Why is President Lech Wales forcing new elections? 21 24 -1179 1 Polish lawmakers warned President Lech Walesa on Saturday they will take him to court if he tries to dissolve parliament to force new elections . dissolve parliament How does dissolving the parliament force new elections? 18 20 -1179 2 Walesa insists he has the authority to take such action , but the leftist - dominated parliament passed a resolution declaring it would be illegal . insists he has the authority Where does Walesa feel he derives his authority to do so? 1 6 -1179 2 Walesa insists he has the authority to take such action , but the leftist - dominated parliament passed a resolution declaring it would be illegal . Walesa insists he has the authority Why does he think he is so entitled? 0 6 -1179 2 Walesa insists he has the authority to take such action , but the leftist - dominated parliament passed a resolution declaring it would be illegal . passed a resolution declaring it would be illegal Would making this illegal be the best solution or is there another better solution? 17 25 -1179 2 Walesa insists he has the authority to take such action , but the leftist - dominated parliament passed a resolution declaring it would be illegal . insists he has the authority Why does Walesa insists he has the authority to take such action? 1 6 -1179 2 Walesa insists he has the authority to take such action , but the leftist - dominated parliament passed a resolution declaring it would be illegal . passed a resolution How does a passed resolution declare the President's authority illegal? 17 20 -1179 3 The resolution threatens to take Walesa before the state tribunal , a special court which determines whether politicians are acting within the constitution . resolution How was this resolution not already something stated in their laws as a form of checking the power of those in office? 1 2 -1179 4 It ' s unclear under Polish law whether the state tribunal has the power to oust Walesa from office or merely order him to comply with the constitution . has the power to oust Walesa At this point, wouldn't this form of government just lead to a dictatorship because there is no way to keep the power of those in office in check? 11 17 -1179 5 Walesa , the former head of the Solidarity labor union which toppled the Communist regime in 1989 , has been on a collision course with parliament and Prime Minister Waldemar Pawlak over economic and foreign policies . economic and foreign policies What types of policies have caused friction between Solidarity and the PM? 32 36 -1179 5 Walesa , the former head of the Solidarity labor union which toppled the Communist regime in 1989 , has been on a collision course with parliament and Prime Minister Waldemar Pawlak over economic and foreign policies . collision course So, was being brought to court inevitable for Walesa since it seems like a lot of people don't agree with how he wants to run things? 22 24 -1180 1 William Gladstone remains one of the great philosophers of English politics , matched as he was with his Conservative Party opponent Benjamin Disraeli during much of Queen Victoria ' s 1800s . Now his diaries are finally available , lending more depth to his personality . philosophers of English politics , what made him so great? what did he research? 7 12 -1180 1 William Gladstone remains one of the great philosophers of English politics , matched as he was with his Conservative Party opponent Benjamin Disraeli during much of Queen Victoria ' s 1800s . Now his diaries are finally available , lending more depth to his personality . remains one of the great philosophers Why was he a great philosopher? 2 8 -1180 1 William Gladstone remains one of the great philosophers of English politics , matched as he was with his Conservative Party opponent Benjamin Disraeli during much of Queen Victoria ' s 1800s . Now his diaries are finally available , lending more depth to his personality . great Why is William Gladstone considered a great philosopher? 6 7 -1180 1 William Gladstone remains one of the great philosophers of English politics , matched as he was with his Conservative Party opponent Benjamin Disraeli during much of Queen Victoria ' s 1800s . Now his diaries are finally available , lending more depth to his personality . personality What do his diaries tell us about William Gladstone? 44 45 -1180 2 OXFORD , England ( AP ) - - The great work is done . The diaries of William Ewart Gladstone , the greatest of Victorian statesmen , are in print in 14 thick volumes after more than a quarter - century of editing and research . 14 how did one person write fourteen volumes as a diary? 31 32 -1180 2 OXFORD , England ( AP ) - - The great work is done . The diaries of William Ewart Gladstone , the greatest of Victorian statesmen , are in print in 14 thick volumes after more than a quarter - century of editing and research . quarter - century of editing and research . Why did the editing process take so long? 38 46 -1180 3 Four times prime minister , the charismatic leader of the Liberal Party gave up politics when he was 84 years old . He died four years later , in 1898 , and is buried in Westminster Abbey . Four times prime minister , how was he elected prime minister 4 times? 0 5 -1180 3 Four times prime minister , the charismatic leader of the Liberal Party gave up politics when he was 84 years old . He died four years later , in 1898 , and is buried in Westminster Abbey . gave up politics Why did he give up on politics? 12 15 -1180 3 Four times prime minister , the charismatic leader of the Liberal Party gave up politics when he was 84 years old . He died four years later , in 1898 , and is buried in Westminster Abbey . charismatic What made him so charismatic? 6 7 -1180 3 Four times prime minister , the charismatic leader of the Liberal Party gave up politics when he was 84 years old . He died four years later , in 1898 , and is buried in Westminster Abbey . politics Why did he give up politics after so long? 14 15 -1180 4 Huge crowds flocked to see and hear the Grand Old Man and he can still be heard . He was the first European politician to speak on Thomas Edison ' s phonograph . Huge crowds flocked to what was so important about what he had to say? 0 4 -1180 4 Huge crowds flocked to see and hear the Grand Old Man and he can still be heard . He was the first European politician to speak on Thomas Edison ' s phonograph . heard How can he still be heard if he is dead? 16 17 -1180 4 Huge crowds flocked to see and hear the Grand Old Man and he can still be heard . He was the first European politician to speak on Thomas Edison ' s phonograph . phonograph What did he say on the phonograph? 31 32 -1180 5 His diaries from age 16 to 86 contain 23 , 500 entries , brief and primarily a record of meetings , churchgoing and reading . 16 to 86 contain 23 , 500 entries , how did he write so much? 4 13 -1180 5 His diaries from age 16 to 86 contain 23 , 500 entries , brief and primarily a record of meetings , churchgoing and reading . brief and primarily a record of meetings , Why were his entries typically so brief? 13 21 -1180 5 His diaries from age 16 to 86 contain 23 , 500 entries , brief and primarily a record of meetings , churchgoing and reading . record of meetings , churchgoing and reading Why did he record all of these; for what purpose? 17 24 -1181 1 A delegation of U . S . State Department officials left North Korea Saturday after talks on exchanging liaison offices with the isolated communist state , the North ' s official media reported . exchanging Why are they exchanging liaison offices? 17 18 -1181 1 A delegation of U . S . State Department officials left North Korea Saturday after talks on exchanging liaison offices with the isolated communist state , the North ' s official media reported . delegation Why was the delegation meeting felt necessary? 1 2 -1181 1 A delegation of U . S . State Department officials left North Korea Saturday after talks on exchanging liaison offices with the isolated communist state , the North ' s official media reported . A delegation Who is this person? 0 2 -1181 1 A delegation of U . S . State Department officials left North Korea Saturday after talks on exchanging liaison offices with the isolated communist state , the North ' s official media reported . talks How many, and which, countries were part of these talks? 15 16 -1181 2 The exchange of offices is part of the Oct . 21 U . S . - North Korea deal in which the North agreed to freeze its nuclear program in exchange for economic aid and limited diplomatic ties . deal What made North Korea need to come to an impasse where they needed assistance? 18 19 -1181 2 The exchange of offices is part of the Oct . 21 U . S . - North Korea deal in which the North agreed to freeze its nuclear program in exchange for economic aid and limited diplomatic ties . diplomatic What were the diplomatic ties they requested to limit? 36 37 -1181 2 The exchange of offices is part of the Oct . 21 U . S . - North Korea deal in which the North agreed to freeze its nuclear program in exchange for economic aid and limited diplomatic ties . economic What type of economic aid has the U.S. agreed to provide North Korea? 32 33 -1181 3 During their five - day visit to Pyongyang , the North ' s capital , the U . S . officials looked at possible site for the American office . site Where is the possible site located? 24 25 -1181 3 During their five - day visit to Pyongyang , the North ' s capital , the U . S . officials looked at possible site for the American office . site How is the US scouting sites when North Korea wants to limit diplomatic ties? 24 25 -1181 3 During their five - day visit to Pyongyang , the North ' s capital , the U . S . officials looked at possible site for the American office . visit Was the US not accompanied during their visit if they were able to visit sites for an office? 5 6 -1181 3 During their five - day visit to Pyongyang , the North ' s capital , the U . S . officials looked at possible site for the American office . office Did the American office ever get built? 28 29 -1181 4 Pyongyang ' s official Korea Central News Agency did not provide further details in its one - sentence dispatch monitored Sunday . dispatch What is a dispatch in terms to the Koreas? Is this an announcement to the public? 18 19 -1181 4 Pyongyang ' s official Korea Central News Agency did not provide further details in its one - sentence dispatch monitored Sunday . monitored Who monitored the dispatch? 19 20 -1181 4 Pyongyang ' s official Korea Central News Agency did not provide further details in its one - sentence dispatch monitored Sunday . one - sentence What did the one-sentence say? 15 18 -1181 5 Liaison offices would be the first step toward normalizing relations . The United States fought in the 1950 - 53 Korean War on South Korea ' s side . normalizing relations Why would this help to normalize relations? 8 10 -1182 1 A former World War II guerrilla who later served as foreign secretary wants the name of the late President Ferdinand Marcos removed from the list of Filipino war heroes . removed from the list of Filipino war heroes Why does he want Marcos name removed? 21 29 -1182 1 A former World War II guerrilla who later served as foreign secretary wants the name of the late President Ferdinand Marcos removed from the list of Filipino war heroes . former World War II guerrilla Who is the former World War II guerrilla? 1 6 -1182 1 A former World War II guerrilla who later served as foreign secretary wants the name of the late President Ferdinand Marcos removed from the list of Filipino war heroes . Marcos removed from the list Why do he wants Marcos removed from the list of Filipino war heroes? 20 25 -1182 1 A former World War II guerrilla who later served as foreign secretary wants the name of the late President Ferdinand Marcos removed from the list of Filipino war heroes . foreign secretary Who is the foreign secretary? 10 12 -1182 1 A former World War II guerrilla who later served as foreign secretary wants the name of the late President Ferdinand Marcos removed from the list of Filipino war heroes . removed from the list Why is this person wanting the President's name removed from the list? 21 25 -1182 1 A former World War II guerrilla who later served as foreign secretary wants the name of the late President Ferdinand Marcos removed from the list of Filipino war heroes . removed Why does he want the late President's name removed? 21 22 -1182 2 Marcos ' name is among those inscribed at Fort Santiago as having been among thousands of Filipinos jailed in the 16th Century Spanish fort by the Japanese during the war . jailed in the 16th Century Spanish fort Why were these people jailed? 17 24 -1182 2 Marcos ' name is among those inscribed at Fort Santiago as having been among thousands of Filipinos jailed in the 16th Century Spanish fort by the Japanese during the war . thousands of Filipinos jailed Why were they jailed? 14 18 -1182 2 Marcos ' name is among those inscribed at Fort Santiago as having been among thousands of Filipinos jailed in the 16th Century Spanish fort by the Japanese during the war . by the Japanese during the war . Why was he jailed by the Japanese? 24 31 -1182 2 Marcos ' name is among those inscribed at Fort Santiago as having been among thousands of Filipinos jailed in the 16th Century Spanish fort by the Japanese during the war . jailed Does this former World War II guerrilla claim that this was not true? 17 18 -1182 3 " For the sake of history , for the sake of our youth , and for the sake of our future , we should now go review the records and remove the fake heroes from our lists , " former Foreign Secretary Raul Manglapus , who was also jailed at Fort Santiago , asked the National Historical Institute on Saturday . remove the fake heroes How will they determine which people are fake? 30 34 -1182 3 " For the sake of history , for the sake of our youth , and for the sake of our future , we should now go review the records and remove the fake heroes from our lists , " former Foreign Secretary Raul Manglapus , who was also jailed at Fort Santiago , asked the National Historical Institute on Saturday . jailed Is Manglapus claiming that Marcos was not among the thousands jailed at Fort Santiago? 48 49 -1182 4 Manglapus claimed neither he nor any other former guerrilla had actually seen Marcos at Fort Santiago . Marcos said he was held there soon after the April 1942 fall of Bataan but escaped . escaped How did Marcos escape? 32 33 -1182 4 Manglapus claimed neither he nor any other former guerrilla had actually seen Marcos at Fort Santiago . Marcos said he was held there soon after the April 1942 fall of Bataan but escaped . claimed neither he nor any other former guerrilla How accurate is this as a source of information? 1 9 -1182 4 Manglapus claimed neither he nor any other former guerrilla had actually seen Marcos at Fort Santiago . Marcos said he was held there soon after the April 1942 fall of Bataan but escaped . escaped Did anybody escape with him and can verify his statement? 32 33 -1182 5 " The former president was never seen in these ( Fort Santiago ) premises by any of the detainees , " Manglapus said . detainees , " How many of the detainees are still alive and can verify this? 18 21 -1183 1 Vietnam and the Philippines signed an agreement Sunday for the orderly repatriation of Vietnamese who fled their homeland but cannot qualify for political refugee status abroad . political refugee status Why weren't they able to qualify for political refugee status? 22 25 -1183 1 Vietnam and the Philippines signed an agreement Sunday for the orderly repatriation of Vietnamese who fled their homeland but cannot qualify for political refugee status abroad . cannot qualify for political refugee status Why were they unable to qualify in other countries? 19 25 -1183 1 Vietnam and the Philippines signed an agreement Sunday for the orderly repatriation of Vietnamese who fled their homeland but cannot qualify for political refugee status abroad . Sunday what date? 7 8 -1183 1 Vietnam and the Philippines signed an agreement Sunday for the orderly repatriation of Vietnamese who fled their homeland but cannot qualify for political refugee status abroad . cannot qualify why can't they qualify? 19 21 -1183 1 Vietnam and the Philippines signed an agreement Sunday for the orderly repatriation of Vietnamese who fled their homeland but cannot qualify for political refugee status abroad . an agreement What is the agreement for? 5 7 -1183 1 Vietnam and the Philippines signed an agreement Sunday for the orderly repatriation of Vietnamese who fled their homeland but cannot qualify for political refugee status abroad . fled their homeland Why did the Vietnamese flee their homeland? 15 18 -1183 1 Vietnam and the Philippines signed an agreement Sunday for the orderly repatriation of Vietnamese who fled their homeland but cannot qualify for political refugee status abroad . cannot qualify Why can they not qualify? 19 21 -1183 2 Vietnamese Foreign Minister Nguyen Manh Cam and Philippine Foreign Secretary Roberto Romulo also signed a mutual cooperation agreement and both called on all countries to refrain from acts that would disturb the peace in the South China Sea . acts that would disturb the peace What are the acts that would disturb peace? 27 33 -1183 2 Vietnamese Foreign Minister Nguyen Manh Cam and Philippine Foreign Secretary Roberto Romulo also signed a mutual cooperation agreement and both called on all countries to refrain from acts that would disturb the peace in the South China Sea . acts what kind of acts? 27 28 -1183 2 Vietnamese Foreign Minister Nguyen Manh Cam and Philippine Foreign Secretary Roberto Romulo also signed a mutual cooperation agreement and both called on all countries to refrain from acts that would disturb the peace in the South China Sea . signed a mutual cooperation agreement What was the main focus of this agreement? 13 18 -1183 2 Vietnamese Foreign Minister Nguyen Manh Cam and Philippine Foreign Secretary Roberto Romulo also signed a mutual cooperation agreement and both called on all countries to refrain from acts that would disturb the peace in the South China Sea . refrain from acts Refrain from what kind of acts? 25 28 -1183 2 Vietnamese Foreign Minister Nguyen Manh Cam and Philippine Foreign Secretary Roberto Romulo also signed a mutual cooperation agreement and both called on all countries to refrain from acts that would disturb the peace in the South China Sea . disturb the peace Why do they want to disturb the peace? 30 33 -1183 3 The orderly repatriation agreement , also signed by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees , seeks to deal with Vietnamese " boat people " who sailed to the Philippines but cannot qualify for settlement in the United States , Canada or other countries . cannot qualify for settlement Why didn't they qualify for settlement in those countries? 31 35 -1183 3 The orderly repatriation agreement , also signed by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees , seeks to deal with Vietnamese " boat people " who sailed to the Philippines but cannot qualify for settlement in the United States , Canada or other countries . to deal with How do they plan on dealing with those people? 17 20 -1183 3 The orderly repatriation agreement , also signed by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees , seeks to deal with Vietnamese " boat people " who sailed to the Philippines but cannot qualify for settlement in the United States , Canada or other countries . " boat people " Why are the dubbed as \"boat people\"? 21 25 -1183 3 The orderly repatriation agreement , also signed by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees , seeks to deal with Vietnamese " boat people " who sailed to the Philippines but cannot qualify for settlement in the United States , Canada or other countries . sailed to the Philippines Why did they sail to the Philippines? 26 30 -1183 4 A joint statement of the three parties said the arrangement was in line with the " comprehensive plan of action " adopted by the Internatinal Conference on Indochinese Refugees . It requires the repatriation of asylum seekers who cannot show they face persecution in their homeland . joint statement of the three parties Why did these parties feel the need to cooperate for this statement? 1 7 -1183 4 A joint statement of the three parties said the arrangement was in line with the " comprehensive plan of action " adopted by the Internatinal Conference on Indochinese Refugees . It requires the repatriation of asylum seekers who cannot show they face persecution in their homeland . face persecution in their homeland What types of persecution were being faced by these refugees? 41 46 -1183 4 A joint statement of the three parties said the arrangement was in line with the " comprehensive plan of action " adopted by the Internatinal Conference on Indochinese Refugees . It requires the repatriation of asylum seekers who cannot show they face persecution in their homeland . was in line What do they mean when they say \"in line\"? 10 13 -1183 4 A joint statement of the three parties said the arrangement was in line with the " comprehensive plan of action " adopted by the Internatinal Conference on Indochinese Refugees . It requires the repatriation of asylum seekers who cannot show they face persecution in their homeland . " comprehensive plan of action " What is this comprehensive plan of action? 15 21 -1183 4 A joint statement of the three parties said the arrangement was in line with the " comprehensive plan of action " adopted by the Internatinal Conference on Indochinese Refugees . It requires the repatriation of asylum seekers who cannot show they face persecution in their homeland . face persecution How do they face persecution? 41 43 -1183 5 The joint statement said 2 , 800 " non - refugees " now are housed at the Philippine First Asylum Camp in Palawan , 370 miles ( 592 kilometers ) southwest of Manila . are housed What type of housing was provided? 13 15 -1184 1 Sitting on a thin mattress with a blanket wrapped around her shoulders , Mitsue Takami , 74 , says life isn ' t bad in a chilly elementary school classroom . Volunteers fetch her medicine at a nearby hospital , and a fellow quake survivor brings her box lunches . elementary school classroom Why is she in an elementary school classroom? 27 30 -1184 1 Sitting on a thin mattress with a blanket wrapped around her shoulders , Mitsue Takami , 74 , says life isn ' t bad in a chilly elementary school classroom . Volunteers fetch her medicine at a nearby hospital , and a fellow quake survivor brings her box lunches . quake Where was this earthquake? 43 44 -1184 1 Sitting on a thin mattress with a blanket wrapped around her shoulders , Mitsue Takami , 74 , says life isn ' t bad in a chilly elementary school classroom . Volunteers fetch her medicine at a nearby hospital , and a fellow quake survivor brings her box lunches . quake What is the quake? 43 44 -1184 1 Sitting on a thin mattress with a blanket wrapped around her shoulders , Mitsue Takami , 74 , says life isn ' t bad in a chilly elementary school classroom . Volunteers fetch her medicine at a nearby hospital , and a fellow quake survivor brings her box lunches . quake survivor What earthquake did she survive? 43 45 -1184 2 Since the earthquake that devastated Kobe threw her from her bed Jan . 17 and destroyed her house , Takami has been living at the Motoyama No . 3 Elementary School , sharing a room with a handful of elderly evacuees . earthquake that devastated Kobe How many people were injured or killed in this earthquake? 2 6 -1184 2 Since the earthquake that devastated Kobe threw her from her bed Jan . 17 and destroyed her house , Takami has been living at the Motoyama No . 3 Elementary School , sharing a room with a handful of elderly evacuees . elderly evacuees Where have they been evacuated from? 39 41 -1184 2 Since the earthquake that devastated Kobe threw her from her bed Jan . 17 and destroyed her house , Takami has been living at the Motoyama No . 3 Elementary School , sharing a room with a handful of elderly evacuees . handful of elderly evacuees How many elderly evacuees are being housed in schools and other public buildings? 37 41 -1184 3 A childless widow who suffers from hardening of the arteries , Takami is one of the thousands of seniors living in drafty shelters , depending on volunteers and makeshift clinics to help with their aches and pains . drafty shelters , What are these shelters like? 21 24 -1184 3 A childless widow who suffers from hardening of the arteries , Takami is one of the thousands of seniors living in drafty shelters , depending on volunteers and makeshift clinics to help with their aches and pains . volunteers Are there enough volunteers to cover the needs of evacuees? 26 27 -1184 4 Like many , she is waiting for her name to come up in the lottery for government - built housing . The elderly , sick and families with children are being given priority , but applications far outnumber available units . lottery Why is it a lottery system to determine who gets government housing? Did they consider any other systems before deciding on this one? 14 15 -1184 4 Like many , she is waiting for her name to come up in the lottery for government - built housing . The elderly , sick and families with children are being given priority , but applications far outnumber available units . outnumber available units Why are so few units available? 37 40 -1184 4 Like many , she is waiting for her name to come up in the lottery for government - built housing . The elderly , sick and families with children are being given priority , but applications far outnumber available units . lottery Is the availability of government-built housing insufficient for the need? 14 15 -1184 5 Seven survivors are crowded into her small classroom . There ' s no heating or running water . Portable bathrooms are lined up outside in the school yard . But she ' s not complaining . Seven survivors was there a decision made as to how many survivors should inhabit a classroom? 0 2 -1184 5 Seven survivors are crowded into her small classroom . There ' s no heating or running water . Portable bathrooms are lined up outside in the school yard . But she ' s not complaining . But she ' s not complaining Why isn't she complaining? 29 35 -1184 5 Seven survivors are crowded into her small classroom . There ' s no heating or running water . Portable bathrooms are lined up outside in the school yard . But she ' s not complaining . There ' s no heating or running water Why are there no facilities? 9 17 -1184 5 Seven survivors are crowded into her small classroom . There ' s no heating or running water . Portable bathrooms are lined up outside in the school yard . But she ' s not complaining . no heating or running water How do they keep the elderly evacuees healthy and well without heat or running water? 12 17 -1185 1 Flood refugees poured back into their precarious polder life Sunday , grateful their centuries - old dams held and glad to see their homes above water . Flood refugees From where? 0 2 -1185 1 Flood refugees poured back into their precarious polder life Sunday , grateful their centuries - old dams held and glad to see their homes above water . Flood refugees Where were these flood refugees located? 0 2 -1185 1 Flood refugees poured back into their precarious polder life Sunday , grateful their centuries - old dams held and glad to see their homes above water . centuries - old dams Why were the dams so old? 13 17 -1185 1 Flood refugees poured back into their precarious polder life Sunday , grateful their centuries - old dams held and glad to see their homes above water . Flood refugees What is a Flood Refugee? 0 2 -1185 1 Flood refugees poured back into their precarious polder life Sunday , grateful their centuries - old dams held and glad to see their homes above water . water Where are the Refugees located that they have experienced a flood? Who are they? 25 26 -1185 2 " You just feel powerless and scared of the water . It was really frightening , " said Klaas van Dee , who owns a woodcutting business in the village of Echteld near here . powerless Does he mean powerless within himself or his business? how serious is the issue? 4 5 -1185 4 Sunday virtually all the rest of the 250 , 000 refugees from the flooding in the southeastern part of the nation were given the go ahead to return to their homes from evacuation centers and makeshift accommodations . part of the nation Which nation? 17 21 -1185 4 Sunday virtually all the rest of the 250 , 000 refugees from the flooding in the southeastern part of the nation were given the go ahead to return to their homes from evacuation centers and makeshift accommodations . flooding in the southeastern part of the nation How long did the flooding in the Netherlands last? 13 21 -1185 4 Sunday virtually all the rest of the 250 , 000 refugees from the flooding in the southeastern part of the nation were given the go ahead to return to their homes from evacuation centers and makeshift accommodations . evacuation what happened to make them have to evacuate ? 32 33 -1185 5 About 70 , 000 had been allowed to go home in previous days . allowed to go home in previous days Why were some people allowed to go home before others? 6 13 -1186 1 Two separate road accidents in southern and central India on Sunday left at least 32 persons dead and 37 injured , news agencies reported . Two Did these accidents involve vehicles only? 0 1 -1186 1 Two separate road accidents in southern and central India on Sunday left at least 32 persons dead and 37 injured , news agencies reported . Two separate road accidents Was there a condition that led to the two accidents? 0 4 -1186 1 Two separate road accidents in southern and central India on Sunday left at least 32 persons dead and 37 injured , news agencies reported . 32 persons dead and 37 injured , Who were these people? 14 21 -1186 2 The accidents highlighted the poor condition of roads , the crowded buses , inadequate public transport and lax enforcement of safety standards across India . standards How long has this been an issue? 21 22 -1186 2 The accidents highlighted the poor condition of roads , the crowded buses , inadequate public transport and lax enforcement of safety standards across India . lax enforcement of safety standards Why are safety standards so haphazardly applied? 17 22 -1186 2 The accidents highlighted the poor condition of roads , the crowded buses , inadequate public transport and lax enforcement of safety standards across India . safety standards Who controls the safety standards? 20 22 -1186 3 A minibus packed with a family returning from a marriage collided with an oil tanker near the central Indian town of Aurangabad , killing at least 18 persons and injuring 12 , Press Trust of India reported quoting police and government officials . collided Was the road too narrow for both vehicles to fit? 10 11 -1186 5 Fourteen persons , including five women , were killed and 25 villagers were injured when the trucks collided , it said . collided , How did the two trucks collide and who was at fault? 17 19 -1187 1 Talks to resolve a border dispute between Peru and Ecuador resumed Sunday amid reports that troops from the two sides had clashed again . border dispute Why is there a border dispute? 4 6 -1187 1 Talks to resolve a border dispute between Peru and Ecuador resumed Sunday amid reports that troops from the two sides had clashed again . border dispute What has caused the border dispute? 4 6 -1187 1 Talks to resolve a border dispute between Peru and Ecuador resumed Sunday amid reports that troops from the two sides had clashed again . the two sides had clashed again . How did the two sides clash? 17 24 -1187 1 Talks to resolve a border dispute between Peru and Ecuador resumed Sunday amid reports that troops from the two sides had clashed again . clashed again How did the two sides clashed again? 21 23 -1187 2 The skirmishes occurred Saturday in the jungled mountains along the border 220 miles ( 350 kms ) southeast of Quito , Ecuadorean officials said . in the jungled mountains How do the fighting sides manage to fight along mountainsides? 4 8 -1187 2 The skirmishes occurred Saturday in the jungled mountains along the border 220 miles ( 350 kms ) southeast of Quito , Ecuadorean officials said . skirmishes What skirmishes occurred on Saturday? 1 2 -1187 3 They described the clashes as of " lower intensity " than previous fighting and said they had no information on casualties . previous fighting How much fighting has there been? 11 13 -1187 3 They described the clashes as of " lower intensity " than previous fighting and said they had no information on casualties . clashes What are these clashes? 3 4 -1187 4 Peruvian officials had no comment on the reports . Peru sent soldiers experienced in fighting Maoist guerrillas to the disputed region last week . Peruvian officials had no comment on the reports Why didn't they have any commentary? 0 8 -1187 4 Peruvian officials had no comment on the reports . Peru sent soldiers experienced in fighting Maoist guerrillas to the disputed region last week . Maoist guerrillas Who are Maoist guerrillas? What are they fighting for? 15 17 -1187 4 Peruvian officials had no comment on the reports . Peru sent soldiers experienced in fighting Maoist guerrillas to the disputed region last week . soldiers experienced in fighting Why did Peru sent soldiers experienced in fighting Maoist guerrillas? 11 15 -1187 5 The attacks came a day after negotiators from Peru and Ecuador , meeting in Brazil , announced they had reached agreement in principle to end the 10 - day border conflict and set up a demilitarized zone . The agreement was contingent on the presidents of both nations giving final approval to the details . giving final approval Did they give approval? 48 51 -1188 1 Israel ' s Cabinet voted Sunday to cancel an unpopular capital gains tax , in a move aimed at bolstering the sagging stock market and restoring confidence in the economy . an unpopular capital gains tax , Why was the tax unpopular, and among whom? 8 14 -1188 1 Israel ' s Cabinet voted Sunday to cancel an unpopular capital gains tax , in a move aimed at bolstering the sagging stock market and restoring confidence in the economy . unpopular Why was it unpopular? 9 10 -1188 1 Israel ' s Cabinet voted Sunday to cancel an unpopular capital gains tax , in a move aimed at bolstering the sagging stock market and restoring confidence in the economy . Israel ' s Cabinet Who are the Israel's Cabinet? 0 4 -1188 1 Israel ' s Cabinet voted Sunday to cancel an unpopular capital gains tax , in a move aimed at bolstering the sagging stock market and restoring confidence in the economy . unpopular capital gains tax , What is an unpopular capital gains tax? 9 14 -1188 2 The tax on stock market profits , which was to go into effect Jan . 1 but had not been implemented , was cancelled by a vote of 13 - 2 , said government secretary Shmuel Hollander . The tax on stock market profits , Why had the tax been planned? 0 7 -1188 3 Politically , the flip - flops have eroded Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin ' s credibility at a crucial juncture in the peace process with the Arabs and at a time of declining popularity over continuing terrorism . flip - flops What have they flipped back and forth on? 3 6 -1188 4 The tax was widely blamed for worsening a collapse of the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange , which lost about 40 percent of its value in the past year . Since reports last week that the tax would be cancelled , the market rose 12 percent . collapse What had caused the original collapse? 8 9 -1188 4 The tax was widely blamed for worsening a collapse of the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange , which lost about 40 percent of its value in the past year . Since reports last week that the tax would be cancelled , the market rose 12 percent . tax was widely blamed Why is tax widely blamed? 1 5 -1188 5 On Sunday , however , the Mishtanim Index fell 3 . 6 percent , closing at 166 . 83 . fell Was it really the tax then that caused the earlier decline? 8 9 -1189 1 Bosnian Croats and Muslims agreed Sunday to binding arbitration to settle disputes in their federation . settle disputes How did their disputes started? 10 12 -1189 1 Bosnian Croats and Muslims agreed Sunday to binding arbitration to settle disputes in their federation . settle disputes in their federation What are the disputes about? 10 15 -1189 2 U . S . Assistant Secretary of State Richard Holbrooke , who chaired a meeting of the two sides with international mediators , said Washington was pleased by the decision . pleased by the decision Why are they pleased by the decision? 26 30 -1189 2 U . S . Assistant Secretary of State Richard Holbrooke , who chaired a meeting of the two sides with international mediators , said Washington was pleased by the decision . Washington was pleased by the decision What was the decision? 24 30 -1189 2 U . S . Assistant Secretary of State Richard Holbrooke , who chaired a meeting of the two sides with international mediators , said Washington was pleased by the decision . meeting of the two sides What was the meeting about? 14 19 -1189 3 Binding arbitration was part of a nine - point plan to support the federation . Although the Bosnian Croats and Muslims are no longer fighting each other , they have made little progress toward a military and political union since Washington brokered the federation last March . made little progress Why had progress drawn to a near-standstill? 30 33 -1189 3 Binding arbitration was part of a nine - point plan to support the federation . Although the Bosnian Croats and Muslims are no longer fighting each other , they have made little progress toward a military and political union since Washington brokered the federation last March . nine - point plan to support the federation What are the nine-point plan to support the federation? 6 14 -1189 3 Binding arbitration was part of a nine - point plan to support the federation . Although the Bosnian Croats and Muslims are no longer fighting each other , they have made little progress toward a military and political union since Washington brokered the federation last March . have made little progress Why have they made little progress? 29 33 -1189 5 The agreement , which had not been hinted at in advance , came as the United States and other countries were increasingly worried that wider warfare may break out in Bosnia this spring . wider warfare may break out in Bosnia What would have been the reason that led to increased fighting? 24 31 -1189 5 The agreement , which had not been hinted at in advance , came as the United States and other countries were increasingly worried that wider warfare may break out in Bosnia this spring . had not been hinted at in advance , Why was it not hinted in advance? 4 12 -1189 5 The agreement , which had not been hinted at in advance , came as the United States and other countries were increasingly worried that wider warfare may break out in Bosnia this spring . countries were increasingly worried Why were the United States and other countries worried? 19 23 -1190 1 Seven of the world ' s top players will battle for supremacy on the hard courts of the Aviation Club at the dlrs 1 million Dubai Tennis Open beginning Monday . Seven Which seven? 0 1 -1190 1 Seven of the world ' s top players will battle for supremacy on the hard courts of the Aviation Club at the dlrs 1 million Dubai Tennis Open beginning Monday . players Which players will be competing? 7 8 -1190 1 Seven of the world ' s top players will battle for supremacy on the hard courts of the Aviation Club at the dlrs 1 million Dubai Tennis Open beginning Monday . hard Are there other types of tennis courts beside hard courts? 14 15 -1190 2 This third tournament , to run to Feb . 12 , has attracted Wimbledon finalist and world No . 5 Goran Ivanisevic of Croatia , seeded No . 2 , with world No . 4 and French Open champion Sergi Bruguera as top seed . third tournament , What happened at the first two tournaments? 1 4 -1190 2 This third tournament , to run to Feb . 12 , has attracted Wimbledon finalist and world No . 5 Goran Ivanisevic of Croatia , seeded No . 2 , with world No . 4 and French Open champion Sergi Bruguera as top seed . finalist Is this event focused on men's tennis only? 14 15 -1190 4 With two other victories in Gstaad and Prague , Bruguera earned his No . 4 ranking , making him the first Spaniard since the legendary Manuel Orantes in 1976 to finish in the top 10 for two consecutive years . first Spaniard Anyone can play in these events? 20 22 -1190 4 With two other victories in Gstaad and Prague , Bruguera earned his No . 4 ranking , making him the first Spaniard since the legendary Manuel Orantes in 1976 to finish in the top 10 for two consecutive years . the legendary What made Manuel Orantes legendary? 23 25 -1190 4 With two other victories in Gstaad and Prague , Bruguera earned his No . 4 ranking , making him the first Spaniard since the legendary Manuel Orantes in 1976 to finish in the top 10 for two consecutive years . legendary Why is he legendary? 24 25 -1190 4 With two other victories in Gstaad and Prague , Bruguera earned his No . 4 ranking , making him the first Spaniard since the legendary Manuel Orantes in 1976 to finish in the top 10 for two consecutive years . victories How many events are in this series? 3 4 -1190 5 Fiercely patriotic , the 23 - year - old Ivanisevic makes his debut with 63 wins and over dlrs 2 million in prize money . debut Why didn't he enter in this before? 12 13 -1190 5 Fiercely patriotic , the 23 - year - old Ivanisevic makes his debut with 63 wins and over dlrs 2 million in prize money . patriotic , What makes him so patriotic? 1 3 -1191 1 Cease - fire talks on the border conflict between Peru and Ecuador broke up Sunday without agreement . border conflict What is the conflict regarding? 6 8 -1191 1 Cease - fire talks on the border conflict between Peru and Ecuador broke up Sunday without agreement . broke up What lead to this? 12 14 -1191 1 Cease - fire talks on the border conflict between Peru and Ecuador broke up Sunday without agreement . agreement What were the terms to reach an agreement? 16 17 -1191 1 Cease - fire talks on the border conflict between Peru and Ecuador broke up Sunday without agreement . broke up Sunday without agreement Why was there no agreement between the sides? 12 17 -1191 1 Cease - fire talks on the border conflict between Peru and Ecuador broke up Sunday without agreement . Cease - fire Why are the two countries fighting? 0 3 -1191 1 Cease - fire talks on the border conflict between Peru and Ecuador broke up Sunday without agreement . border conflict How long has this conflict been active? 6 8 -1191 1 Cease - fire talks on the border conflict between Peru and Ecuador broke up Sunday without agreement . without agreement Why can't the two countries agree? 15 17 -1191 1 Cease - fire talks on the border conflict between Peru and Ecuador broke up Sunday without agreement . without agreement What was the hope that they'd agree upon? 15 17 -1191 2 The mediators in the conflict - - representatives of Argentina , Brazil , Chile and the United States - - were heading back to their capitals to continue working on a cease - fire from there , negotiators said as the talks disbanded . mediators Why were they chosen as mediators? 1 2 -1191 2 The mediators in the conflict - - representatives of Argentina , Brazil , Chile and the United States - - were heading back to their capitals to continue working on a cease - fire from there , negotiators said as the talks disbanded . mediators Who are the mediators? 1 2 -1191 2 The mediators in the conflict - - representatives of Argentina , Brazil , Chile and the United States - - were heading back to their capitals to continue working on a cease - fire from there , negotiators said as the talks disbanded . working What does this work entail? 28 29 -1191 2 The mediators in the conflict - - representatives of Argentina , Brazil , Chile and the United States - - were heading back to their capitals to continue working on a cease - fire from there , negotiators said as the talks disbanded . disbanded Why did they disband? 42 43 -1191 3 " I prefer not to think of the talks as a failure but rather as a preparation for more complete understanding and what we all hope will be a cease - fire and a permanent peace , " said Sebastiao de Rego Barros , Brazil ' s acting foreign minister and chairman of the talks . complete understanding What was vague about the conflict? 19 21 -1191 3 " I prefer not to think of the talks as a failure but rather as a preparation for more complete understanding and what we all hope will be a cease - fire and a permanent peace , " said Sebastiao de Rego Barros , Brazil ' s acting foreign minister and chairman of the talks . chairman Why is he the chairman? 51 52 -1191 3 " I prefer not to think of the talks as a failure but rather as a preparation for more complete understanding and what we all hope will be a cease - fire and a permanent peace , " said Sebastiao de Rego Barros , Brazil ' s acting foreign minister and chairman of the talks . understanding What needs to be understood? 20 21 -1191 4 In a two - page statement issued at a final news conference , the mediators said the talks were ending because it was taking too long for Ecuador and Peru to consult their capitals . taking too long What is an appropriate length of time? 23 26 -1191 4 In a two - page statement issued at a final news conference , the mediators said the talks were ending because it was taking too long for Ecuador and Peru to consult their capitals . consult Why didn't they have decision makers in the mediation? 31 32 -1191 4 In a two - page statement issued at a final news conference , the mediators said the talks were ending because it was taking too long for Ecuador and Peru to consult their capitals . Ecuador and Peru to consult their capitals Why were the two countries dragging on coming up with an agreement? 27 34 -1191 4 In a two - page statement issued at a final news conference , the mediators said the talks were ending because it was taking too long for Ecuador and Peru to consult their capitals . statement Can I read this statement in full anywhere? 5 6 -1191 4 In a two - page statement issued at a final news conference , the mediators said the talks were ending because it was taking too long for Ecuador and Peru to consult their capitals . taking too long Why are they taking their time? 23 26 -1191 4 In a two - page statement issued at a final news conference , the mediators said the talks were ending because it was taking too long for Ecuador and Peru to consult their capitals . Ecuador and Peru to consult their capitals Why was it taking so long? Do they not want peace? 27 34 -1191 5 The mediators had drawn up a plan that included an observer mission , the separation of forces and the creation of a demilitarized zone . Both Peru and Ecuador had accepted the observer mission , the statement said . observer mission , What is an observer mission? 10 13 -1191 5 The mediators had drawn up a plan that included an observer mission , the separation of forces and the creation of a demilitarized zone . Both Peru and Ecuador had accepted the observer mission , the statement said . observer mission , What is this mission? 10 13 -1191 5 The mediators had drawn up a plan that included an observer mission , the separation of forces and the creation of a demilitarized zone . Both Peru and Ecuador had accepted the observer mission , the statement said . demilitarized zone Where will this zone be and how will it work? 22 24 -1191 5 The mediators had drawn up a plan that included an observer mission , the separation of forces and the creation of a demilitarized zone . Both Peru and Ecuador had accepted the observer mission , the statement said . demilitarized zone How would a demilitarized zone be managed? 22 24 -1192 1 Amid flu epidemics and rude , underpaid Russian medics in a bleak Moscow winter , the American Medical Center stands like an oasis with its spotless floors , smiling nurses and Western - quality health care . rude , Why are Russian medics rude or considered rude? 4 6 -1192 1 Amid flu epidemics and rude , underpaid Russian medics in a bleak Moscow winter , the American Medical Center stands like an oasis with its spotless floors , smiling nurses and Western - quality health care . underpaid How much do they get paid in US dollars? 6 7 -1192 1 Amid flu epidemics and rude , underpaid Russian medics in a bleak Moscow winter , the American Medical Center stands like an oasis with its spotless floors , smiling nurses and Western - quality health care . American Medical Center What is its purpose in Russia? 16 19 -1192 1 Amid flu epidemics and rude , underpaid Russian medics in a bleak Moscow winter , the American Medical Center stands like an oasis with its spotless floors , smiling nurses and Western - quality health care . underpaid Russian medics Why are the medics paid so poorly? 6 9 -1192 2 The idea behind the AMC was simple : to provide exactly such medical help and service to an ever - expanding community of foreign diplomats , businessmen , journalists , students and tourists in what was then the Soviet capital . community of foreign Why does the AMC service such a small community of foreigners? 21 24 -1192 2 The idea behind the AMC was simple : to provide exactly such medical help and service to an ever - expanding community of foreign diplomats , businessmen , journalists , students and tourists in what was then the Soviet capital . medical help Is the healthcare in Russia considered substandard? 12 14 -1192 3 " The whole concept grew out of the fact that there wasn ' t any Western health care for foreigners . That ' s how we first started , " says Dr . Myles Druckman , the AMC ' s chief medical officer . Western health care What is different about Western health care compared to Russian health care? 15 18 -1192 3 " The whole concept grew out of the fact that there wasn ' t any Western health care for foreigners . That ' s how we first started , " says Dr . Myles Druckman , the AMC ' s chief medical officer . started , " When did they first open? 27 30 -1192 3 " The whole concept grew out of the fact that there wasn ' t any Western health care for foreigners . That ' s how we first started , " says Dr . Myles Druckman , the AMC ' s chief medical officer . wasn ' t any Western health care for foreigners Why was healthcare for foreign persons so sparse? 11 20 -1192 5 The staff has grown to nearly 70 people , including seven physicians and nine nurses , laboratory assistants and pharmacists . Another clinic opened in 1992 in St . Petersburg . 70 people , If the staff is 70 people, how many patients do they typically see a year? 6 9 -1193 1 The mortar shell that exploded in Sarajevo ' s marketplace and killed 68 people made the world take notice . The bloody scene was televised around the globe . The bloody scene was televised Who recorded the video? 20 25 -1193 1 The mortar shell that exploded in Sarajevo ' s marketplace and killed 68 people made the world take notice . The bloody scene was televised around the globe . exploded in Sarajevo ' s marketplace Was this intentional? 4 10 -1193 1 The mortar shell that exploded in Sarajevo ' s marketplace and killed 68 people made the world take notice . The bloody scene was televised around the globe . televised Why was this televised? 24 25 -1193 1 The mortar shell that exploded in Sarajevo ' s marketplace and killed 68 people made the world take notice . The bloody scene was televised around the globe . exploded Who placed the mortar shell there to explode? 4 5 -1193 2 But a year later , many in the Bosnian capital worry that the bloodshed has become another forgotten chapter in a sad , continuing book . And Senad Karavdic wonders if his wife ' s death had any meaning at all . another forgotten chapter in a sad , Why was the bloodshed forgotten? 16 23 -1193 2 But a year later , many in the Bosnian capital worry that the bloodshed has become another forgotten chapter in a sad , continuing book . And Senad Karavdic wonders if his wife ' s death had any meaning at all . many in the Bosnian capital Who is worrying? 5 10 -1193 2 But a year later , many in the Bosnian capital worry that the bloodshed has become another forgotten chapter in a sad , continuing book . And Senad Karavdic wonders if his wife ' s death had any meaning at all . another forgotten chapter Was there another incident that was forgotten? 16 19 -1193 2 But a year later , many in the Bosnian capital worry that the bloodshed has become another forgotten chapter in a sad , continuing book . And Senad Karavdic wonders if his wife ' s death had any meaning at all . Senad Karavdic Who is Senad Karavdic 27 29 -1193 2 But a year later , many in the Bosnian capital worry that the bloodshed has become another forgotten chapter in a sad , continuing book . And Senad Karavdic wonders if his wife ' s death had any meaning at all . the bloodshed Why did this happen? 12 14 -1193 3 " We hoped it would be the last massacre , " Karavdic , 35 , said Sunday , his voice trembling as he placed a paper wreath on a grave at the mud - churned Lion ' s Cemetery near downtown Sarajevo . last massacre , " How many have there been? 7 11 -1193 3 " We hoped it would be the last massacre , " Karavdic , 35 , said Sunday , his voice trembling as he placed a paper wreath on a grave at the mud - churned Lion ' s Cemetery near downtown Sarajevo . voice trembling Why was his voice trembling? 19 21 -1193 3 " We hoped it would be the last massacre , " Karavdic , 35 , said Sunday , his voice trembling as he placed a paper wreath on a grave at the mud - churned Lion ' s Cemetery near downtown Sarajevo . paper wreath Was there a reason the wreath was made out of paper? 25 27 -1193 3 " We hoped it would be the last massacre , " Karavdic , 35 , said Sunday , his voice trembling as he placed a paper wreath on a grave at the mud - churned Lion ' s Cemetery near downtown Sarajevo . last massacre , " How many massacres have there been? 7 11 -1193 4 Karavdic ' s 34 - year - old wife , Hasnija , died in the blast , and he said he hoped international outrage would silence the guns forever . Now , with fighting in its 34th month and Sarajevo still under Serb siege , he cannot hide his desperation . he cannot hide his desperation How did he show his desperation? 45 50 -1193 4 Karavdic ' s 34 - year - old wife , Hasnija , died in the blast , and he said he hoped international outrage would silence the guns forever . Now , with fighting in its 34th month and Sarajevo still under Serb siege , he cannot hide his desperation . Sarajevo still under Serb siege , Why was the fighting still continuing after such a long period? 39 45 -1193 4 Karavdic ' s 34 - year - old wife , Hasnija , died in the blast , and he said he hoped international outrage would silence the guns forever . Now , with fighting in its 34th month and Sarajevo still under Serb siege , he cannot hide his desperation . international outrage Was there an international outrage? 22 24 -1193 4 Karavdic ' s 34 - year - old wife , Hasnija , died in the blast , and he said he hoped international outrage would silence the guns forever . Now , with fighting in its 34th month and Sarajevo still under Serb siege , he cannot hide his desperation . Sarajevo still under Serb siege , Does Sarajevo have any help? 39 45 -1193 4 Karavdic ' s 34 - year - old wife , Hasnija , died in the blast , and he said he hoped international outrage would silence the guns forever . Now , with fighting in its 34th month and Sarajevo still under Serb siege , he cannot hide his desperation . fighting in its 34th month Why is there fighting going on? 33 38 -1193 5 " The massacre was the chance for the world to finally do something , but nothing has changed and this will never end , " he said . this will never end , " Why will never end? 19 25 -1193 5 " The massacre was the chance for the world to finally do something , but nothing has changed and this will never end , " he said . nothing has changed Why had so little changed in nearly three years? 15 18 -1193 5 " The massacre was the chance for the world to finally do something , but nothing has changed and this will never end , " he said . do something , What do they want the world to do? 11 14 -1193 5 " The massacre was the chance for the world to finally do something , but nothing has changed and this will never end , " he said . nothing has changed What exactly needs to change? 15 18 -1194 5 Mexico was the other country to win after losing the opening two matches in 1988 . losing the opening two matches in 1988 Who did Mexico come back against after being 0-2 matches down? 8 15 -1195 1 New fighting was reported between Peruvian and Ecuadorean troops along their long - disputed jungle border Sunday as cease - fire talks broke up without a truce . long - disputed jungle border Why is the border in dispute? 11 16 -1195 1 New fighting was reported between Peruvian and Ecuadorean troops along their long - disputed jungle border Sunday as cease - fire talks broke up without a truce . border How many years has their border been under dispute? 15 16 -1195 2 Ecuador charged for a second day that Peruvian fighters attacked its posts at the headwaters of the Cenepa River , where the two countries have been fighting on and off for 10 days . charged What is Peru's defense against the accusation? 1 2 -1195 3 Peruvian President Alberto Fujimori , who visited the border region Sunday , said Peruvian troops had surrounded the base of Tihuinza and were advancing on the post . Tihuinza is that a fortress? 20 21 -1195 4 But Ecuadorean officials said they had repelled an attack on the same base , which both countries say is in their territory . They also claimed Peru was using artillery helicopters to attack other posts . to attack other posts Which other posts were being attacked by Peruvian fighters? 31 35 -1195 4 But Ecuadorean officials said they had repelled an attack on the same base , which both countries say is in their territory . They also claimed Peru was using artillery helicopters to attack other posts . territory Who originally owned that territory? 21 22 -1195 5 Ecuadorean President Sixto Duran - Ballen left to visit Chile , Argentina and Brazil as part of an international diplomacy campaign to get his view across to foreign leaders . across to foreign leaders will they accept his view? 25 29 -1196 1 Ecuador ' s runner Rolando Vera won the prestigious San Blas half - marathon Sunday , beating a field from more than 22 different countries . San Blas what makes this marathon so prestigious? 9 11 -1196 1 Ecuador ' s runner Rolando Vera won the prestigious San Blas half - marathon Sunday , beating a field from more than 22 different countries . won what time did he score to have won the race 6 7 -1196 1 Ecuador ' s runner Rolando Vera won the prestigious San Blas half - marathon Sunday , beating a field from more than 22 different countries . Rolando How long has he been competing? 4 5 -1196 1 Ecuador ' s runner Rolando Vera won the prestigious San Blas half - marathon Sunday , beating a field from more than 22 different countries . half - marathon How many competitors are allowed? 11 14 -1196 2 Vera , a five - time competitor who has never finished better than second , ran the 21 . 9 - kilometer ( 13 . 1 mile ) race in 1 hour , 4 minutes , 31 seconds , beating Brazilian Delmir Dos Santos by 58 seconds . Vera , a five - time competitor how has he never won? 0 7 -1196 2 Vera , a five - time competitor who has never finished better than second , ran the 21 . 9 - kilometer ( 13 . 1 mile ) race in 1 hour , 4 minutes , 31 seconds , beating Brazilian Delmir Dos Santos by 58 seconds . second , what was his best result when he was second 13 15 -1196 2 Vera , a five - time competitor who has never finished better than second , ran the 21 . 9 - kilometer ( 13 . 1 mile ) race in 1 hour , 4 minutes , 31 seconds , beating Brazilian Delmir Dos Santos by 58 seconds . Delmir How good of a competitor is he? 41 42 -1196 3 Dos Santos is the only runner to win San Blas three years in a row . years in a row how has nobody else challenged him if this is a very prestigious competition? 11 15 -1196 4 " I dedicate this victory to my country which is going through a difficult time , " said Vera , alluding to the border conflict between Ecuador and Peru . alluding to the border conflict what is the current border conflict? 20 25 -1196 4 " I dedicate this victory to my country which is going through a difficult time , " said Vera , alluding to the border conflict between Ecuador and Peru . conflict Why is there a border conflict? 24 25 -1196 4 " I dedicate this victory to my country which is going through a difficult time , " said Vera , alluding to the border conflict between Ecuador and Peru . difficult time , " How is the conflict affecting sports in general? 13 17 -1196 5 Vera , however , was unable to break the course ' s record held by Kenyan Lameck Aguta , who did not finish among the top 10 . Lameck Aguta , why did he place so poorly if he is the record holder? 16 19 -1196 5 Vera , however , was unable to break the course ' s record held by Kenyan Lameck Aguta , who did not finish among the top 10 . record what is the record by kenyan athlete 12 13 -1196 5 Vera , however , was unable to break the course ' s record held by Kenyan Lameck Aguta , who did not finish among the top 10 . Lameck Why is he not a good as he once were? 16 17 -1197 1 An earthquake rattled the mountainous , sparsely populated East Cape area of New Zealand ' s North Island shortly before noon on Monday . No damage or injuries were reported . An earthquake rattled the mountainous , How big was the earthquake that rattled the mountains? 0 6 -1197 1 An earthquake rattled the mountainous , sparsely populated East Cape area of New Zealand ' s North Island shortly before noon on Monday . No damage or injuries were reported . earthquake rattled Are earthquakes common in this area? 1 3 -1197 1 An earthquake rattled the mountainous , sparsely populated East Cape area of New Zealand ' s North Island shortly before noon on Monday . No damage or injuries were reported . Monday what date? 22 23 -1197 1 An earthquake rattled the mountainous , sparsely populated East Cape area of New Zealand ' s North Island shortly before noon on Monday . No damage or injuries were reported . sparsely populated East Cape area Why is this area sparse in population, outside of being mountainous? 6 11 -1197 2 New Zealand is in one of the most seismically active regions of the world , where minor quakes are felt almost every day . most seismically active regions of the world , What's the most seismically active region of the world? 7 15 -1197 2 New Zealand is in one of the most seismically active regions of the world , where minor quakes are felt almost every day . Zealand Why is New Zealand such an active seismic region? 1 2 -1197 2 New Zealand is in one of the most seismically active regions of the world , where minor quakes are felt almost every day . minor quakes What would count as a \"minor quake?\" 16 18 -1197 2 New Zealand is in one of the most seismically active regions of the world , where minor quakes are felt almost every day . most seismically active regions of the world , What accounts for so many seismic activities in this region? 7 15 -1197 3 " It was a bit of a thump , that ' s about all , " said a police office in Whakatane , one of the few sizeable town in the area . said a police office in Whakatane , Who was the police officer talking too? 16 23 -1197 3 " It was a bit of a thump , that ' s about all , " said a police office in Whakatane , one of the few sizeable town in the area . town How many towns felt the earthquake? 28 29 -1197 4 At Taupo , another town in the region , Det . Gary Lockyer said the quake was not serious , but went on for about 40 seconds . town in the region , What region are they talking about? 4 9 -1197 4 At Taupo , another town in the region , Det . Gary Lockyer said the quake was not serious , but went on for about 40 seconds . serious , Why was the quake not serious? 18 20 -1197 4 At Taupo , another town in the region , Det . Gary Lockyer said the quake was not serious , but went on for about 40 seconds . 40 seconds How long do the earthquakes normally last around that area? 25 27 -1197 5 Seismologists at the Australian Geological Survey Organization in Canberra , and at the U . S . Geological Survey ' s National Earthquake Information Center in Golden , Colorado , gave the quake a preliminary Richter scale reading of 7 . 5 , making it a major quake . making it a major quake What constitutes a major earthquake? 43 48 -1197 5 Seismologists at the Australian Geological Survey Organization in Canberra , and at the U . S . Geological Survey ' s National Earthquake Information Center in Golden , Colorado , gave the quake a preliminary Richter scale reading of 7 . 5 , making it a major quake . major Why did such a major quake not cause much damage? 46 47 -1197 5 Seismologists at the Australian Geological Survey Organization in Canberra , and at the U . S . Geological Survey ' s National Earthquake Information Center in Golden , Colorado , gave the quake a preliminary Richter scale reading of 7 . 5 , making it a major quake . 7 . 5 , What is the highest number of the scale and what does the number mean? 39 43 -1198 1 Princess Diana , minus estranged husband Prince Charles and her recent Madonna - like hair style , continued her return to public life Monday , arriving in Tokyo for a four - day visit . arriving in Tokyo for a four - day visit Why was she in Tokyo? 25 34 -1198 1 Princess Diana , minus estranged husband Prince Charles and her recent Madonna - like hair style , continued her return to public life Monday , arriving in Tokyo for a four - day visit . estranged husband Why was he estranged? 4 6 -1198 1 Princess Diana , minus estranged husband Prince Charles and her recent Madonna - like hair style , continued her return to public life Monday , arriving in Tokyo for a four - day visit . Madonna - like hair style , Why was her hair style considered a Madonna like style? 11 17 -1198 1 Princess Diana , minus estranged husband Prince Charles and her recent Madonna - like hair style , continued her return to public life Monday , arriving in Tokyo for a four - day visit . her return Where had she been? 18 20 -1198 1 Princess Diana , minus estranged husband Prince Charles and her recent Madonna - like hair style , continued her return to public life Monday , arriving in Tokyo for a four - day visit . estranged why are they estranged? 4 5 -1198 2 Hoping to emphasize her role as a working member of the British royal family , Diana wore a conservative pink suit and pearls for her arrival . Her hair was back to the more familiar short - - and dry - - style . to emphasize her role How was she planning to do this? 1 5 -1198 2 Hoping to emphasize her role as a working member of the British royal family , Diana wore a conservative pink suit and pearls for her arrival . Her hair was back to the more familiar short - - and dry - - style . working member What did do? 7 9 -1198 2 Hoping to emphasize her role as a working member of the British royal family , Diana wore a conservative pink suit and pearls for her arrival . Her hair was back to the more familiar short - - and dry - - style . conservative pink suit Why was her suit considered conservative? 18 21 -1198 2 Hoping to emphasize her role as a working member of the British royal family , Diana wore a conservative pink suit and pearls for her arrival . Her hair was back to the more familiar short - - and dry - - style . conservative how is it cut / what is the length? 18 19 -1198 2 Hoping to emphasize her role as a working member of the British royal family , Diana wore a conservative pink suit and pearls for her arrival . Her hair was back to the more familiar short - - and dry - - style . pink what shade of pink? 19 20 -1198 2 Hoping to emphasize her role as a working member of the British royal family , Diana wore a conservative pink suit and pearls for her arrival . Her hair was back to the more familiar short - - and dry - - style . suit what designer made the suit? 20 21 -1198 3 Diana unveiled a brushed - back , fresh - out - of - the - shower hair style during a trip to New York last week , where she attended an awards ceremony held by the Council of Fashion Designers of America . unveiled Where did she do this? 1 2 -1198 3 Diana unveiled a brushed - back , fresh - out - of - the - shower hair style during a trip to New York last week , where she attended an awards ceremony held by the Council of Fashion Designers of America . a trip to New York Why was she there? 19 24 -1198 3 Diana unveiled a brushed - back , fresh - out - of - the - shower hair style during a trip to New York last week , where she attended an awards ceremony held by the Council of Fashion Designers of America . she attended Was she with anyone? 28 30 -1198 3 Diana unveiled a brushed - back , fresh - out - of - the - shower hair style during a trip to New York last week , where she attended an awards ceremony held by the Council of Fashion Designers of America . ceremony which awards ceremony? 32 33 -1198 4 The glittery setting and surprise wet look grabbed headlines in London , where the princess ' return to public life is being watched closely . princess ' return to public life Why had she left public life for a length of time? 14 20 -1198 4 The glittery setting and surprise wet look grabbed headlines in London , where the princess ' return to public life is being watched closely . glittery setting What was glittery? 1 3 -1198 4 The glittery setting and surprise wet look grabbed headlines in London , where the princess ' return to public life is being watched closely . surprise wet look Why was this a surprise? 4 7 -1198 4 The glittery setting and surprise wet look grabbed headlines in London , where the princess ' return to public life is being watched closely . being watched closely Why is she being watched? 21 24 -1198 5 Diana and Charles separated in 1992 , and she announced the following year that she would drastically cut down on public appearances . She has recently begun to re - emerge , however . separated in 1992 , Why did they separate? 3 7 -1198 5 Diana and Charles separated in 1992 , and she announced the following year that she would drastically cut down on public appearances . She has recently begun to re - emerge , however . drastically cut down on public appearances Why will she be doing this? 16 22 -1198 5 Diana and Charles separated in 1992 , and she announced the following year that she would drastically cut down on public appearances . She has recently begun to re - emerge , however . begun to re - emerge , Is there a reason for this? 26 32 -1198 5 Diana and Charles separated in 1992 , and she announced the following year that she would drastically cut down on public appearances . She has recently begun to re - emerge , however . separated why did they separate? 3 4 -1199 1 A tanker truck carrying about 6 , 000 gallons ( 22 , 800 liters ) of liquid petroleum gas exploded Sunday after skidding along a guard rail on a busy freeway , killing the driver , blowing the truck to bits and incinerating a car . skidding What caused the truck to skid? 22 23 -1199 1 A tanker truck carrying about 6 , 000 gallons ( 22 , 800 liters ) of liquid petroleum gas exploded Sunday after skidding along a guard rail on a busy freeway , killing the driver , blowing the truck to bits and incinerating a car . freeway , Which freeway location? 30 32 -1199 1 A tanker truck carrying about 6 , 000 gallons ( 22 , 800 liters ) of liquid petroleum gas exploded Sunday after skidding along a guard rail on a busy freeway , killing the driver , blowing the truck to bits and incinerating a car . exploded How did this happen when there should be safety mechanism in place? 19 20 -1199 1 A tanker truck carrying about 6 , 000 gallons ( 22 , 800 liters ) of liquid petroleum gas exploded Sunday after skidding along a guard rail on a busy freeway , killing the driver , blowing the truck to bits and incinerating a car . exploded What caused the explosion? 19 20 -1199 1 A tanker truck carrying about 6 , 000 gallons ( 22 , 800 liters ) of liquid petroleum gas exploded Sunday after skidding along a guard rail on a busy freeway , killing the driver , blowing the truck to bits and incinerating a car . skidding along a guard rail What caused the truck to skid? 22 27 -1199 1 A tanker truck carrying about 6 , 000 gallons ( 22 , 800 liters ) of liquid petroleum gas exploded Sunday after skidding along a guard rail on a busy freeway , killing the driver , blowing the truck to bits and incinerating a car . busy freeway , What time of day did this explosion happen? 29 32 -1199 1 A tanker truck carrying about 6 , 000 gallons ( 22 , 800 liters ) of liquid petroleum gas exploded Sunday after skidding along a guard rail on a busy freeway , killing the driver , blowing the truck to bits and incinerating a car . skidding along a guard rail What caused the tanker to hit the guard rail? 22 27 -1199 2 At least seven people were injured in the 9 a . m . explosion that sent a huge ball of flame into the sky , blew a hole in the road , ripped the guard rails and damaged the center divide . people Who were the people involved? 3 4 -1199 2 At least seven people were injured in the 9 a . m . explosion that sent a huge ball of flame into the sky , blew a hole in the road , ripped the guard rails and damaged the center divide . injured How badly were the people injured? 5 6 -1199 2 At least seven people were injured in the 9 a . m . explosion that sent a huge ball of flame into the sky , blew a hole in the road , ripped the guard rails and damaged the center divide . seven people were injured Were these people occupants of nearby vehicles? 2 6 -1199 2 At least seven people were injured in the 9 a . m . explosion that sent a huge ball of flame into the sky , blew a hole in the road , ripped the guard rails and damaged the center divide . damaged the center divide How badly was the center divide damaged? 37 41 -1199 2 At least seven people were injured in the 9 a . m . explosion that sent a huge ball of flame into the sky , blew a hole in the road , ripped the guard rails and damaged the center divide . injured Were there any other deaths besides the driver (and presumably the person(s) in the car)? 5 6 -1199 3 Authorities closed the highway , the main interchange between Oakland , Berkeley and the San Francisco - Oakland Bay Bridge . highway , What is the exact area on the highway? 3 5 -1199 3 Authorities closed the highway , the main interchange between Oakland , Berkeley and the San Francisco - Oakland Bay Bridge . interchange Why did they close this interchange in particular? 7 8 -1199 3 Authorities closed the highway , the main interchange between Oakland , Berkeley and the San Francisco - Oakland Bay Bridge . closed the highway , How long was the highway closed? 1 5 -1199 3 Authorities closed the highway , the main interchange between Oakland , Berkeley and the San Francisco - Oakland Bay Bridge . main interchange Are there other routes? 6 8 -1199 3 Authorities closed the highway , the main interchange between Oakland , Berkeley and the San Francisco - Oakland Bay Bridge . main interchange Are accidents common on this road? 6 8 -1199 4 The truck ' s cab was blown over the other side of the freeway . blown Did this cause any other damage? 6 7 -1199 4 The truck ' s cab was blown over the other side of the freeway . truck ' s What model truck? 1 4 -1199 4 The truck ' s cab was blown over the other side of the freeway . other side of the freeway How far away was the other side of the highway? 9 14 -1199 4 The truck ' s cab was blown over the other side of the freeway . other side Did this cause additional accidents on the other side of the freeway? 9 11 -1199 5 The California Highway Patrol said the cargo was a mixture of butane and liquid petroleum gas , a highly flammable liquid . cargo What company was the cargo for? 6 7 -1199 5 The California Highway Patrol said the cargo was a mixture of butane and liquid petroleum gas , a highly flammable liquid . liquid How did the liquid come to cause an explosion? 13 14 -1199 5 The California Highway Patrol said the cargo was a mixture of butane and liquid petroleum gas , a highly flammable liquid . mixture of butane and liquid petroleum gas , What is this used for? 9 17 -1199 5 The California Highway Patrol said the cargo was a mixture of butane and liquid petroleum gas , a highly flammable liquid . highly flammable liquid Are accidents involving this type of cargo common? 18 21 -1200 1 A huge wave , reportedly 50 feet ( 15 meters ) high , hit the coast of this picturesque tourist town Sunday , sweeping a woman out to sea and breaking the leg of her male companion who was thrown on the rocks . huge wave , Where did this wave come from? 1 4 -1200 1 A huge wave , reportedly 50 feet ( 15 meters ) high , hit the coast of this picturesque tourist town Sunday , sweeping a woman out to sea and breaking the leg of her male companion who was thrown on the rocks . tourist town What town did this happen in? 19 21 -1200 1 A huge wave , reportedly 50 feet ( 15 meters ) high , hit the coast of this picturesque tourist town Sunday , sweeping a woman out to sea and breaking the leg of her male companion who was thrown on the rocks . A huge wave , What caused the wave? 0 4 -1200 1 A huge wave , reportedly 50 feet ( 15 meters ) high , hit the coast of this picturesque tourist town Sunday , sweeping a woman out to sea and breaking the leg of her male companion who was thrown on the rocks . huge wave , Where did this wave come from? 1 4 -1200 1 A huge wave , reportedly 50 feet ( 15 meters ) high , hit the coast of this picturesque tourist town Sunday , sweeping a woman out to sea and breaking the leg of her male companion who was thrown on the rocks . picturesque tourist town What town? 18 21 -1200 1 A huge wave , reportedly 50 feet ( 15 meters ) high , hit the coast of this picturesque tourist town Sunday , sweeping a woman out to sea and breaking the leg of her male companion who was thrown on the rocks . thrown on the rocks Where were they thrown from? 39 43 -1200 1 A huge wave , reportedly 50 feet ( 15 meters ) high , hit the coast of this picturesque tourist town Sunday , sweeping a woman out to sea and breaking the leg of her male companion who was thrown on the rocks . this picturesque tourist town what town is this? 17 21 -1200 2 The injured man was pulled from the rocks by someone who dashed out of a nearby restaurant , but the woman could not be seen . someone Who was this person? 9 10 -1200 2 The injured man was pulled from the rocks by someone who dashed out of a nearby restaurant , but the woman could not be seen . nearby restaurant , What restaurant? 15 18 -1200 2 The injured man was pulled from the rocks by someone who dashed out of a nearby restaurant , but the woman could not be seen . woman could not be seen Did they see her being swept away from inside the restaurant? 20 25 -1200 3 No search boats could be launched in the high seas , so rescuers pinned their hopes on a search helicopter which scanned the waves with a powerful searchlight late Sunday . rescuers Who are these rescuers? 12 13 -1200 4 The man was taken to Victoria General Hospital in nearby Halifax , about 30 kilometers ( 18 miles ) northeast . Neither he nor the missing woman were identified by authorities . was taken to Victoria General Hospital Was he in stable condition? 2 8 -1200 4 The man was taken to Victoria General Hospital in nearby Halifax , about 30 kilometers ( 18 miles ) northeast . Neither he nor the missing woman were identified by authorities . missing woman Was she ever found? 25 27 -1200 4 The man was taken to Victoria General Hospital in nearby Halifax , about 30 kilometers ( 18 miles ) northeast . Neither he nor the missing woman were identified by authorities . identified by authorities What does this mean? 28 31 -1200 5 Waves were reported about 15 meters ( 50 feet ) high at the time of the accident . were reported How were they reported? 1 3 -1200 5 Waves were reported about 15 meters ( 50 feet ) high at the time of the accident . Waves were reported about 15 meters Why were the waves so high? 0 6 -1201 1 President Clinton refused to take no for an answer Sunday when Major League Baseball ' s negotiators said they couldn ' t agree on a deal , ordering the sides back to the bargaining table for one more day of talks . agree on a deal , What sort of deal? 22 27 -1201 1 President Clinton refused to take no for an answer Sunday when Major League Baseball ' s negotiators said they couldn ' t agree on a deal , ordering the sides back to the bargaining table for one more day of talks . a deal , What deal was being negotiated? 24 27 -1201 1 President Clinton refused to take no for an answer Sunday when Major League Baseball ' s negotiators said they couldn ' t agree on a deal , ordering the sides back to the bargaining table for one more day of talks . refused to take no for an answer What was being said no to? 2 9 -1201 1 President Clinton refused to take no for an answer Sunday when Major League Baseball ' s negotiators said they couldn ' t agree on a deal , ordering the sides back to the bargaining table for one more day of talks . couldn ' t agree on a deal , What were they trying to negotiate? 19 27 -1201 2 Five hours after mediator W . J . Usery announced the sides were too far apart to hope for a settlement , Clinton demanded players and owners try again . settlement , what would a settlement look like? 20 22 -1201 2 Five hours after mediator W . J . Usery announced the sides were too far apart to hope for a settlement , Clinton demanded players and owners try again . too far apart Are there any issues before the negotiators that were agreed upon? 13 16 -1201 2 Five hours after mediator W . J . Usery announced the sides were too far apart to hope for a settlement , Clinton demanded players and owners try again . players and owners try again How long did they try for? 24 29 -1201 2 Five hours after mediator W . J . Usery announced the sides were too far apart to hope for a settlement , Clinton demanded players and owners try again . too far apart What did the two sides disagree about? 13 16 -1201 3 But instead of bargaining , the sides immediately began barking . The union ended its 45 - day signing freeze and owners responded by prohibiting teams from signing players to contracts . The actions led to the kind of acrimony that has marked the 25 - month - long talks . acrimony What kind of acrimony? 39 40 -1201 3 But instead of bargaining , the sides immediately began barking . The union ended its 45 - day signing freeze and owners responded by prohibiting teams from signing players to contracts . The actions led to the kind of acrimony that has marked the 25 - month - long talks . actions led to the kind of acrimony What other actions have contributed to acrimony? 33 40 -1201 3 But instead of bargaining , the sides immediately began barking . The union ended its 45 - day signing freeze and owners responded by prohibiting teams from signing players to contracts . The actions led to the kind of acrimony that has marked the 25 - month - long talks . talks What initiated the 25 month long talks? 49 50 -1201 3 But instead of bargaining , the sides immediately began barking . The union ended its 45 - day signing freeze and owners responded by prohibiting teams from signing players to contracts . The actions led to the kind of acrimony that has marked the 25 - month - long talks . prohibiting teams from signing players How did the payers feel about all of this? 24 29 -1201 4 " To throw this kind of a bomb into the negotiations suggests pretty clearly that the intent is to have the bomb explode , " union head Donald Fehr said . He called it " perhaps the most provocative step they could take in a desperate attempt to break off negotiations . " Donald Fehr What outcome does Donald want? 27 29 -1201 4 " To throw this kind of a bomb into the negotiations suggests pretty clearly that the intent is to have the bomb explode , " union head Donald Fehr said . He called it " perhaps the most provocative step they could take in a desperate attempt to break off negotiations . " break off negotiations Why do they want to break off negotiations? 48 51 -1201 4 " To throw this kind of a bomb into the negotiations suggests pretty clearly that the intent is to have the bomb explode , " union head Donald Fehr said . He called it " perhaps the most provocative step they could take in a desperate attempt to break off negotiations . " bomb explode , " What is worst-case scenario if the negotiators are unable to arrive at an agreement? 21 25 -1201 4 " To throw this kind of a bomb into the negotiations suggests pretty clearly that the intent is to have the bomb explode , " union head Donald Fehr said . He called it " perhaps the most provocative step they could take in a desperate attempt to break off negotiations . " attempt Did the attempt work? 46 47 -1201 4 " To throw this kind of a bomb into the negotiations suggests pretty clearly that the intent is to have the bomb explode , " union head Donald Fehr said . He called it " perhaps the most provocative step they could take in a desperate attempt to break off negotiations . " bomb explode , " What do they mean by their intent was \"to have the bomb explode?\" 21 25 -1201 5 Even before the renewed squabbling , Usery met with Clinton in the Oval Office for 45 minutes and reported that four days of talks had been futile . Usery then returned to the negotiations and said the president wanted another report by 5 p . m . Monday ( 2200 GMT ) . wanted another report by 5 p . m . Monday What was the result at 5pm 38 48 -1201 5 Even before the renewed squabbling , Usery met with Clinton in the Oval Office for 45 minutes and reported that four days of talks had been futile . Usery then returned to the negotiations and said the president wanted another report by 5 p . m . Monday ( 2200 GMT ) . Clinton in the Oval Office for 45 minutes and Why did the President become involved? 9 18 -1201 5 Even before the renewed squabbling , Usery met with Clinton in the Oval Office for 45 minutes and reported that four days of talks had been futile . Usery then returned to the negotiations and said the president wanted another report by 5 p . m . Monday ( 2200 GMT ) . four days of talks How many days did it take for them to agree? 20 24 -1202 1 An earthquake rattled a mountainous , sparsely populated area of New Zealand shortly before noon on Monday . No damage or injuries were reported . earthquake What were the causes of the earthquake? 1 2 -1202 1 An earthquake rattled a mountainous , sparsely populated area of New Zealand shortly before noon on Monday . No damage or injuries were reported . sparsely populated area Why was this area not inhabited by people? 6 9 -1202 1 An earthquake rattled a mountainous , sparsely populated area of New Zealand shortly before noon on Monday . No damage or injuries were reported . damage What was the magnitude of the earthquake? 19 20 -1202 2 The quake had a preliminary reading of 7 . 5 , making it a major quake , according to seismologists at the Australian Geological Survey Organization in Canberra and at the U . S . Geological Survey ' s National Earthquake Information Center in Golden , Colo . 7 How does this rating compare to other earthquakes that have had catastrophic effects? 7 8 -1202 2 The quake had a preliminary reading of 7 . 5 , making it a major quake , according to seismologists at the Australian Geological Survey Organization in Canberra and at the U . S . Geological Survey ' s National Earthquake Information Center in Golden , Colo . major Are there any nearby cities that felt the quake? 14 15 -1202 3 Martin Reyners , deputy chief seismologist from the Institute of Geological and Nuclear Sciences in Wellington , said the quake had a reading of 7 , and its epicenter was in the Pacific Ocean about 77 miles ( 125 km ) east - southeast of East Cape . said when did he report this information -- before or after the 7.5 reading? 17 18 -1202 3 Martin Reyners , deputy chief seismologist from the Institute of Geological and Nuclear Sciences in Wellington , said the quake had a reading of 7 , and its epicenter was in the Pacific Ocean about 77 miles ( 125 km ) east - southeast of East Cape . epicenter Are there any active, major earthquake fault lines underneath Australia? 28 29 -1202 4 New Zealand is in one of the most seismically active regions of the world , where minor quakes are felt almost every day . minor How often do major earthquakes occur here? 16 17 -1202 4 New Zealand is in one of the most seismically active regions of the world , where minor quakes are felt almost every day . most seismically active regions of the world , What particular tectonic reasons explain why NZ is so seismically active? 7 15 -1202 5 " It was a bit of a thump , that ' s about all , " said a police officer in Whakatane , one of the few sizeable towns in the area , about 300 miles northeast of the capital of Wellington . thump , How frequent are these occurrences that they react this nonchalant? 7 9 -1202 5 " It was a bit of a thump , that ' s about all , " said a police officer in Whakatane , one of the few sizeable towns in the area , about 300 miles northeast of the capital of Wellington . Wellington When was the last time a major earthquake struck urban Australia? 41 42 -1203 1 A Maori protester bared his tattooed buttocks while others spat at Queen Elizabeth II ' s representative and the prime minister Monday at a ceremony for the 155th anniversary of a treaty between indigenous tribes and British colonists . spat at Queen Elizabeth II ' s representative Why did other's spit at Queen Elizabeth II's representatives? 9 17 -1203 1 A Maori protester bared his tattooed buttocks while others spat at Queen Elizabeth II ' s representative and the prime minister Monday at a ceremony for the 155th anniversary of a treaty between indigenous tribes and British colonists . tattooed buttocks Why are his buttocks tattooed? 5 7 -1203 1 A Maori protester bared his tattooed buttocks while others spat at Queen Elizabeth II ' s representative and the prime minister Monday at a ceremony for the 155th anniversary of a treaty between indigenous tribes and British colonists . treaty What was the nature of the treaty? 31 32 -1203 1 A Maori protester bared his tattooed buttocks while others spat at Queen Elizabeth II ' s representative and the prime minister Monday at a ceremony for the 155th anniversary of a treaty between indigenous tribes and British colonists . spat Why did the protestor spit at the representative and the PM? 9 10 -1203 2 A crowd of about 500 angry Maoris also booed and jeered Governor - General Dame Catherine Tizard and Prime Minister Jim Bolger , who were not harmed , police said . 500 angry Maoris also booed Why did 500 angry Maoris boo? 4 9 -1203 2 A crowd of about 500 angry Maoris also booed and jeered Governor - General Dame Catherine Tizard and Prime Minister Jim Bolger , who were not harmed , police said . booed and jeered Why did the boo and jeer? 8 11 -1203 2 A crowd of about 500 angry Maoris also booed and jeered Governor - General Dame Catherine Tizard and Prime Minister Jim Bolger , who were not harmed , police said . angry why are they angry? 5 6 -1203 3 Police scuffled with demonstrators who raised a rebel flag of Maori independence and stomped on a New Zealand flag . No arrests were reported . demonstrators who raised a rebel flag What kind of rebel flag did the demonstrators raise? 3 9 -1203 3 Police scuffled with demonstrators who raised a rebel flag of Maori independence and stomped on a New Zealand flag . No arrests were reported . stomped Why were they stomping on the flag? 13 14 -1203 3 Police scuffled with demonstrators who raised a rebel flag of Maori independence and stomped on a New Zealand flag . No arrests were reported . rebel flag describe the flag? 7 9 -1203 3 Police scuffled with demonstrators who raised a rebel flag of Maori independence and stomped on a New Zealand flag . No arrests were reported . New Zealand why new zealand? 16 18 -1203 4 Other anniversary events were cancelled after Maori leaders warned they could not guaranteee the safety of government officials . Maori leaders warned Who did the Maori leader warn? 6 9 -1203 4 Other anniversary events were cancelled after Maori leaders warned they could not guaranteee the safety of government officials . guaranteee the safety of government officials . Why were the officials unable to be protected? 12 19 -1203 5 Earlier arsonists tried to set fire to a historic wooden building where the Treaty of Waitangi was signed in 1840 . Treaty of Waitangi What is the 'Treaty of Waitangi'? 13 16 -1203 5 Earlier arsonists tried to set fire to a historic wooden building where the Treaty of Waitangi was signed in 1840 . Treaty of Waitangi What is the nature of the treaty? 13 16 -1203 5 Earlier arsonists tried to set fire to a historic wooden building where the Treaty of Waitangi was signed in 1840 . set fire Why were they trying to set fire to the building? 4 6 -1203 5 Earlier arsonists tried to set fire to a historic wooden building where the Treaty of Waitangi was signed in 1840 . Earlier how much earlier did this occur? 0 1 -1204 1 In the past seven months , Anil Dhakal hasn ' t called or written to his family in Nepal . He can ' t bear to tell them the truth . hasn ' t called or written to his family Why has he not called or written? 8 17 -1204 1 In the past seven months , Anil Dhakal hasn ' t called or written to his family in Nepal . He can ' t bear to tell them the truth . the truth What is the truth? 28 30 -1204 1 In the past seven months , Anil Dhakal hasn ' t called or written to his family in Nepal . He can ' t bear to tell them the truth . can ' t bear to tell them the truth Why is he in such despair? 21 30 -1204 1 In the past seven months , Anil Dhakal hasn ' t called or written to his family in Nepal . He can ' t bear to tell them the truth . Anil Dhakal Who is Anil Dhakal? 6 8 -1204 1 In the past seven months , Anil Dhakal hasn ' t called or written to his family in Nepal . He can ' t bear to tell them the truth . the truth What truth does he not want to tell? 28 30 -1204 2 " They think I ' m OK , " said Dhakal , who until recently worked at a furniture factory . He claims he was beaten repeatedly for protesting unpaid wages and mistreatment before he escaped what he calls " hell . " " They think I ' m OK , " Is he not OK? 0 9 -1204 2 " They think I ' m OK , " said Dhakal , who until recently worked at a furniture factory . He claims he was beaten repeatedly for protesting unpaid wages and mistreatment before he escaped what he calls " hell . " until recently Why does he longer work there? 13 15 -1204 2 " They think I ' m OK , " said Dhakal , who until recently worked at a furniture factory . He claims he was beaten repeatedly for protesting unpaid wages and mistreatment before he escaped what he calls " hell . " beaten repeatedly Beaten by who? 25 27 -1204 2 " They think I ' m OK , " said Dhakal , who until recently worked at a furniture factory . He claims he was beaten repeatedly for protesting unpaid wages and mistreatment before he escaped what he calls " hell . " unpaid wages Why were wages not being paid? 29 31 -1204 2 " They think I ' m OK , " said Dhakal , who until recently worked at a furniture factory . He claims he was beaten repeatedly for protesting unpaid wages and mistreatment before he escaped what he calls " hell . " unpaid wages and mistreatment Why were his employers taking advantage of him? 29 33 -1204 2 " They think I ' m OK , " said Dhakal , who until recently worked at a furniture factory . He claims he was beaten repeatedly for protesting unpaid wages and mistreatment before he escaped what he calls " hell . " " hell What made the situation \"hell\" 39 41 -1204 3 At least for now , his dream of saving enough money to finish college has collapsed . saving enough money How long has he been saving money? 8 11 -1204 3 At least for now , his dream of saving enough money to finish college has collapsed . finish college How much college has he attended? 12 14 -1204 3 At least for now , his dream of saving enough money to finish college has collapsed . saving enough money How much money was he trying to save? 8 11 -1204 3 At least for now , his dream of saving enough money to finish college has collapsed . finish college What college was he attending? 12 14 -1204 4 Dhakal , 22 , is one of an estimated 84 , 000 foreigners - - from China , the Philippines , Bangladesh , Nepal and other poorer neighboring nations - - lured here by tales of higher pay . other poorer neighboring nations What other nations? 25 29 -1204 4 Dhakal , 22 , is one of an estimated 84 , 000 foreigners - - from China , the Philippines , Bangladesh , Nepal and other poorer neighboring nations - - lured here by tales of higher pay . by tales Who was telling these tails? 33 35 -1204 4 Dhakal , 22 , is one of an estimated 84 , 000 foreigners - - from China , the Philippines , Bangladesh , Nepal and other poorer neighboring nations - - lured here by tales of higher pay . lured here Who is luring these foreigners here? 31 33 -1204 5 Only 32 , 000 are working legally under a " technical training " program set up by the government to provide workers for labor - short industries . Most others overstayed tourist visas and are employed illegally . labor - short industries What is an example of a labor short industry? 23 27 -1204 5 Only 32 , 000 are working legally under a " technical training " program set up by the government to provide workers for labor - short industries . Most others overstayed tourist visas and are employed illegally . overstayed tourist visas How long does a tourist visa last? 30 33 -1204 5 Only 32 , 000 are working legally under a " technical training " program set up by the government to provide workers for labor - short industries . Most others overstayed tourist visas and are employed illegally . " technical training " program What is the name of this program? 9 14 -1204 5 Only 32 , 000 are working legally under a " technical training " program set up by the government to provide workers for labor - short industries . Most others overstayed tourist visas and are employed illegally . Most others How many is \"most\"? 28 30 -1205 1 Doug McClure , the blond , boyish cowboy star of the television shows " The Virginian , " " The Overland Trail " and " The Men From Shiloh , " died of cancer Sunday night . He was 59 . died of cancer What type of cancer did he die of? 31 34 -1205 1 Doug McClure , the blond , boyish cowboy star of the television shows " The Virginian , " " The Overland Trail " and " The Men From Shiloh , " died of cancer Sunday night . He was 59 . Virginian , " When was this show on the air? 15 18 -1205 1 Doug McClure , the blond , boyish cowboy star of the television shows " The Virginian , " " The Overland Trail " and " The Men From Shiloh , " died of cancer Sunday night . He was 59 . cancer What type of cancer did he have? 33 34 -1205 2 McClure died at his home in the Los Angeles suburb of Sherman Oaks with family and friends by his side , said McClure ' s friend , Dennis Morga . family and friends Did he have a wife and children? 14 17 -1205 2 McClure died at his home in the Los Angeles suburb of Sherman Oaks with family and friends by his side , said McClure ' s friend , Dennis Morga . Dennis Morga Who is Dennis Morga? 27 29 -1205 2 McClure died at his home in the Los Angeles suburb of Sherman Oaks with family and friends by his side , said McClure ' s friend , Dennis Morga . friend , Who is Dennis Morga? 25 27 -1205 3 After struggling a year with lung cancer , McClure appeared last Dec . 16 for the installation of his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame . Getting the star helped him feel better , he told well - wishers . last Dec . 16 What year was last Dec. 16? 10 14 -1205 3 After struggling a year with lung cancer , McClure appeared last Dec . 16 for the installation of his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame . Getting the star helped him feel better , he told well - wishers . better , How did it make him feel better? 33 35 -1205 3 After struggling a year with lung cancer , McClure appeared last Dec . 16 for the installation of his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame . Getting the star helped him feel better , he told well - wishers . star Where on the Walk of Fame is his star located? 19 20 -1205 4 " It gave me the incentive to get well , and I am well , " he declared . I am well , " If he was well why did he succumb to cancer? 11 16 -1205 4 " It gave me the incentive to get well , and I am well , " he declared . I am well , " What determines if he is \"well\" or not? 11 16 -1205 4 " It gave me the incentive to get well , and I am well , " he declared . well , How long did his good health last in December? 8 10 -1205 5 But on Jan . 8 , the actor collapsed from an apparent stroke on the set of a theatrical film in Hawaii and was flown to Los Angeles for hospitalization . of a theatrical film What type of film was he in the process of making? 16 20 -1205 5 But on Jan . 8 , the actor collapsed from an apparent stroke on the set of a theatrical film in Hawaii and was flown to Los Angeles for hospitalization . Jan . 8 , What year is Jan. 8? 2 6 -1205 5 But on Jan . 8 , the actor collapsed from an apparent stroke on the set of a theatrical film in Hawaii and was flown to Los Angeles for hospitalization . theatrical film What is the title of a theatrical film? 18 20 -1205 5 But on Jan . 8 , the actor collapsed from an apparent stroke on the set of a theatrical film in Hawaii and was flown to Los Angeles for hospitalization . stroke Was the stroke associated with his lung cancer? 12 13 -1205 5 But on Jan . 8 , the actor collapsed from an apparent stroke on the set of a theatrical film in Hawaii and was flown to Los Angeles for hospitalization . film What film was he shooting in Hawaii? 19 20 -1206 1 Palestinian gunmen ambushed an Israeli gasoline tanker in the PLO - ruled Gaza Strip on Monday , killing an Israeli security guard in an escort car and wounding another , Palestinian police said . Palestinian Why did the Palestinian gunmen ambush the Israeli gasoline tanker? 0 1 -1206 1 Palestinian gunmen ambushed an Israeli gasoline tanker in the PLO - ruled Gaza Strip on Monday , killing an Israeli security guard in an escort car and wounding another , Palestinian police said . ambushed an Israeli gasoline tanker What was the reason for the ambush of this particular vehicle? 2 7 -1206 1 Palestinian gunmen ambushed an Israeli gasoline tanker in the PLO - ruled Gaza Strip on Monday , killing an Israeli security guard in an escort car and wounding another , Palestinian police said . escort car Why was an escort car following the gasoline tanker? 24 26 -1206 2 Israel radio said the front of the escort car was sprayed with dozens of bullets . Israel Who gave this information to the Israel radio? 0 1 -1206 3 PLO chief Yasser Arafat has been under mounting Israeli pressure to crack down on Palestinian militants in areas under his control , and Monday ' s attack was likely to further strain Israeli - PLO relations . Israeli - PLO Why is the relationship between the Israeli people and the PLO so strained to begin with? 32 35 -1206 4 The attack occurred about 8 : 45 a . m . ( 0645 GMT ) when gunmen hiding in roadside orchards near the town of Beit Lahia fired on the tanker and escort car , said a Palestinian police officer who spoke on condition of anonymity . Palestinian police officer Why was the Palestinian police officer afraid to speak publicly? 37 40 -1206 5 The gunmen then jumped into a getaway car , the officer said . Four Palestinian policemen riding in a car behind the truck fired in the air and rushed to the Israelis to administer medical aid , the officer said . gunmen How did the police find the gunmen in the first place? 1 2 -1207 1 Russian warplanes pelted this town southwest of Grozny with bombs Monday , and more refugees streamed out of Chechnya as widespread fighting continued in the Grozny area . Grozny why did they want to attack this town? 7 8 -1207 1 Russian warplanes pelted this town southwest of Grozny with bombs Monday , and more refugees streamed out of Chechnya as widespread fighting continued in the Grozny area . this town Which town? 3 5 -1207 1 Russian warplanes pelted this town southwest of Grozny with bombs Monday , and more refugees streamed out of Chechnya as widespread fighting continued in the Grozny area . widespread fighting Fighting between which groups? 20 22 -1207 1 Russian warplanes pelted this town southwest of Grozny with bombs Monday , and more refugees streamed out of Chechnya as widespread fighting continued in the Grozny area . this town What is the town's name? 3 5 -1207 1 Russian warplanes pelted this town southwest of Grozny with bombs Monday , and more refugees streamed out of Chechnya as widespread fighting continued in the Grozny area . widespread fighting continued in the Grozny area . Why was fighting taking place in this area? 20 28 -1207 2 Chechen fighters said the Russians had resumed bombing oil and chemical factories in and around the shattered capital . They saw the tactic as a sign of Russian frustration at still having failed to seize Grozny . seize Grozny why does russia want to seize Grozny? Isn't Russia already a large country? Or is this to exert military power with the expectation of results in diplomacy? 34 36 -1207 2 Chechen fighters said the Russians had resumed bombing oil and chemical factories in and around the shattered capital . They saw the tactic as a sign of Russian frustration at still having failed to seize Grozny . a sign of Russian frustration Why is this a sign of frustration? 24 29 -1207 2 Chechen fighters said the Russians had resumed bombing oil and chemical factories in and around the shattered capital . They saw the tactic as a sign of Russian frustration at still having failed to seize Grozny . still having failed to seize Grozny . Why had Russia been struggling to seize the Chechen capital? 30 37 -1207 3 " It means they ' re losing hope of taking Grozny , " said Salaudin Kitayev , a chief in the Chechen special forces , standing at a crossroads about 10 kilometers ( six miles ) from Grozny . " Otherwise , they ' d save the factories for themselves . " " Otherwise , Does russia just want to cause destruction because they know they will not annex Grozny? 39 42 -1207 3 " It means they ' re losing hope of taking Grozny , " said Salaudin Kitayev , a chief in the Chechen special forces , standing at a crossroads about 10 kilometers ( six miles ) from Grozny . " Otherwise , they ' d save the factories for themselves . " a chief in the Chechen special forces , What does this rank mean? 17 25 -1207 5 Chechens at the crossroads didn ' t even flinch at the air raid , hardened by nearly two months of war in their homeland . It wasn ' t immediately clear whether the bombs had caused serious damage or casualties . two months of war why have they been at war? 17 21 -1207 5 Chechens at the crossroads didn ' t even flinch at the air raid , hardened by nearly two months of war in their homeland . It wasn ' t immediately clear whether the bombs had caused serious damage or casualties . two months of war in their homeland Why had these bombing raids and campaigns lasted for so long, unabated? 17 24 -1208 1 Four foreign monitors on Monday briefed President Chandrika Kumaratunga about their meeting with the chief of the Tamil rebel group who reportedly favors a formal cease - fire with the government forces . favors a formal cease - fire Why a formal cease-fire? 22 28 -1208 2 Officials did not give details of Ms . Kumaratunga ' s meeting with the monitors . They , however , said the rebels were ready for a formal cease - fire . rebels Who are the rebels? 22 23 -1208 4 Velupillai Prabhakaran , commander of the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam , reportedly told the monitors on Sunday that six committees set up to oversee the truce in Sri Lanka ' s ethnic war should start their work soon . Sri Lanka ' s ethnic war Why was there an ethnic war? 28 34 -1208 4 Velupillai Prabhakaran , commander of the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam , reportedly told the monitors on Sunday that six committees set up to oversee the truce in Sri Lanka ' s ethnic war should start their work soon . soon How quickly is soon? 38 39 -1208 5 The monitors from Norway , Canada and the Netherlands met with Prabhakaran in the rebel stronghold of Jaffna in response to a request made by the militants fighting for a Tamil homeland since 1984 in northern Sri Lanka . monitors from Norway , Canada and the Netherlands Why were there foreign monitors? 1 9 -1209 1 Scores of African officials convened Monday to develop a set of development priorities that would be presented to the U . N . social summit in Copenhagen next month . development priorities What are these developmental priorities? 11 13 -1209 1 Scores of African officials convened Monday to develop a set of development priorities that would be presented to the U . N . social summit in Copenhagen next month . development What are they developing 11 12 -1209 1 Scores of African officials convened Monday to develop a set of development priorities that would be presented to the U . N . social summit in Copenhagen next month . Monday what date? 5 6 -1209 1 Scores of African officials convened Monday to develop a set of development priorities that would be presented to the U . N . social summit in Copenhagen next month . development priorities development priorities for what? 11 13 -1209 1 Scores of African officials convened Monday to develop a set of development priorities that would be presented to the U . N . social summit in Copenhagen next month . African from which nations? 2 3 -1209 1 Scores of African officials convened Monday to develop a set of development priorities that would be presented to the U . N . social summit in Copenhagen next month . presented to the U . N . social summit Why would they want to present it there? 16 25 -1209 3 The goal , according to organizers , is to give Africans a chance to define development priorities for themselves , instead of having external initiatives imposed on them . external initiatives What sort of initiatives have been imposed on them before? 23 25 -1209 3 The goal , according to organizers , is to give Africans a chance to define development priorities for themselves , instead of having external initiatives imposed on them . chance Why have they not previously had a chance to define the initiatives for themselves? 12 13 -1209 3 The goal , according to organizers , is to give Africans a chance to define development priorities for themselves , instead of having external initiatives imposed on them . imposed Who is imposing\n 25 26 -1209 4 " We need a radical change in African self - perception , " said the forum ' s president , Graca Machel , widow of former President Samora Machel of Mozambique . " Let us make of this audience not a mere intellectual exercise but a forum that leads to concrete achievement . " change What change does Machel want for Africa's self-perception? 5 6 -1209 4 " We need a radical change in African self - perception , " said the forum ' s president , Graca Machel , widow of former President Samora Machel of Mozambique . " Let us make of this audience not a mere intellectual exercise but a forum that leads to concrete achievement . " achievement what would achievement look like?\n 51 52 -1209 4 " We need a radical change in African self - perception , " said the forum ' s president , Graca Machel , widow of former President Samora Machel of Mozambique . " Let us make of this audience not a mere intellectual exercise but a forum that leads to concrete achievement . " change in African self - perception What do they think of their own self-perception at this time? 5 11 -1209 5 UNESCO ' s director - general , Federico Mayor , said there were both moral and political reasons why wealthy countries should not shirk at aiding Africa . shirk Which countries shirk providing aid? 23 24 -1209 5 UNESCO ' s director - general , Federico Mayor , said there were both moral and political reasons why wealthy countries should not shirk at aiding Africa . political What political reasons are there to provide aid? 16 17 -1209 5 UNESCO ' s director - general , Federico Mayor , said there were both moral and political reasons why wealthy countries should not shirk at aiding Africa . reasons What reasons? 17 18 -1209 5 UNESCO ' s director - general , Federico Mayor , said there were both moral and political reasons why wealthy countries should not shirk at aiding Africa . both moral and political reasons What are the moral and political reasons? 13 18 -1210 1 Ferrari unveiled a new Formula - 1 car Monday hoping to end the 11 - year title drought of the idolized Italian team in the World F - 1 Championship . the 11 - year title drought Who was winning in F1 instead of Ferrari? 12 18 -1210 1 Ferrari unveiled a new Formula - 1 car Monday hoping to end the 11 - year title drought of the idolized Italian team in the World F - 1 Championship . drought When did the Italian team win their last World F-1 Championship? 17 18 -1210 1 Ferrari unveiled a new Formula - 1 car Monday hoping to end the 11 - year title drought of the idolized Italian team in the World F - 1 Championship . new Formula - 1 car what is it called? 3 8 -1210 2 Looking for all the good fortune possible , Italy ' s currently unbeatable ski hero Alberto Tomba gave his blessing . Tomba What is the relationship of a champion skier to F-1 racing? 16 17 -1210 3 Tomba touched the red - painted 412 - T2 model and said : " I hope to bring it good luck and inspire a successful season . " model Is touching the race car a common F-1 racing superstition? 9 10 -1210 3 Tomba touched the red - painted 412 - T2 model and said : " I hope to bring it good luck and inspire a successful season . " Tomba why is a skiier at a race? 0 1 -1210 4 The new Ferrari , powered by a 3 , 000 - cc , 12 - cyclinder engine , was shown to reporters at the team headquarters near Modena . Modena what part of italy? 27 28 -1210 5 " He has the winning touch , it ' s a good omen , " said Ferrari Chairman Luca Codrero di Montezemolo , as the three - time Olympic champion drew loud cheers from a crowd of Ferrari fans , who were more enthusiastic about Tomba than Ferrari drivers Jean Alesi and Gerhard Berger . three - time Olympic champion What disciplines did Tomba win gold medals in? 25 30 -1210 5 " He has the winning touch , it ' s a good omen , " said Ferrari Chairman Luca Codrero di Montezemolo , as the three - time Olympic champion drew loud cheers from a crowd of Ferrari fans , who were more enthusiastic about Tomba than Ferrari drivers Jean Alesi and Gerhard Berger . drivers Do F-1 drivers compete as a team? 48 49 -1210 5 " He has the winning touch , it ' s a good omen , " said Ferrari Chairman Luca Codrero di Montezemolo , as the three - time Olympic champion drew loud cheers from a crowd of Ferrari fans , who were more enthusiastic about Tomba than Ferrari drivers Jean Alesi and Gerhard Berger . winning touch , what has tomba won? 4 7 -1211 1 Pedophiles have found a home on the Internet and exchange hundreds of pictures a week through anonymous conduits , a researcher said Monday . found a home on the Internet Is this legal? 2 8 -1211 1 Pedophiles have found a home on the Internet and exchange hundreds of pictures a week through anonymous conduits , a researcher said Monday . exchange Who do they exchange these with? 9 10 -1211 1 Pedophiles have found a home on the Internet and exchange hundreds of pictures a week through anonymous conduits , a researcher said Monday . hundreds of pictures Where do these pictures come from? 10 13 -1211 1 Pedophiles have found a home on the Internet and exchange hundreds of pictures a week through anonymous conduits , a researcher said Monday . anonymous conduits , What are these anonymous conduits? 16 19 -1211 2 The statistics appeared to provide the first glimpse at the scope of the potentially illegal activity , which police fear can lure kids into sex . It came from a study by Mats Wiklund , a researcher at Stockholm University ' s Institute of Computer and System Science . at the scope What is the scope? 8 11 -1211 2 The statistics appeared to provide the first glimpse at the scope of the potentially illegal activity , which police fear can lure kids into sex . It came from a study by Mats Wiklund , a researcher at Stockholm University ' s Institute of Computer and System Science . potentially illegal activity , Is it illegal or not? 13 17 -1211 2 The statistics appeared to provide the first glimpse at the scope of the potentially illegal activity , which police fear can lure kids into sex . It came from a study by Mats Wiklund , a researcher at Stockholm University ' s Institute of Computer and System Science . lure kids into sex What exactly lures them? 21 25 -1211 2 The statistics appeared to provide the first glimpse at the scope of the potentially illegal activity , which police fear can lure kids into sex . It came from a study by Mats Wiklund , a researcher at Stockholm University ' s Institute of Computer and System Science . the scope of the potentially illegal activity , What is this scope? 9 17 -1211 2 The statistics appeared to provide the first glimpse at the scope of the potentially illegal activity , which police fear can lure kids into sex . It came from a study by Mats Wiklund , a researcher at Stockholm University ' s Institute of Computer and System Science . can lure kids into sex How can it lure kids into sex? 20 25 -1211 3 During a seven - day period in late December and early January , Wiklund counted 5 , 651 messages or postings about child pornography in four " bulletin boards . " messages or postings What were these messages regarding? 18 21 -1211 3 During a seven - day period in late December and early January , Wiklund counted 5 , 651 messages or postings about child pornography in four " bulletin boards . " " bulletin boards How are these \"bulletin boards\" accessed? 26 29 -1211 4 Among the postings , about 800 were graphic pictures of adolescents engaged in sexual acts . He said at least eight of the pictures showed very young children , possibly ages 8 - 10 . graphic pictures What kind of pictures are graphic? 7 9 -1211 4 Among the postings , about 800 were graphic pictures of adolescents engaged in sexual acts . He said at least eight of the pictures showed very young children , possibly ages 8 - 10 . young children , Where do these pictures come from? 26 29 -1211 5 " The younger ones . are not being shown in the act , but they are being used as bait , " Wiklund said . as bait , " What are they baiting? 18 22 -1211 5 " The younger ones . are not being shown in the act , but they are being used as bait , " Wiklund said . bait , " How are they being used as bait? 19 22 -1211 5 " The younger ones . are not being shown in the act , but they are being used as bait , " Wiklund said . they are being used as bait , " What is the prevalence of these baiting type images in comparison to more standard-issue underage images? 14 22 -1212 1 After a day without soccer , officials and fans kicked around the results Monday . The conclusion : More must be done to control violence . violence What violent event interfered with a soccer event? 24 25 -1212 1 After a day without soccer , officials and fans kicked around the results Monday . The conclusion : More must be done to control violence . officials and fans kicked around the results Why are officials and fans of soccer kicked around results? 6 13 -1212 1 After a day without soccer , officials and fans kicked around the results Monday . The conclusion : More must be done to control violence . control violence Why is violence so often occurring at soccer matches? 23 25 -1212 1 After a day without soccer , officials and fans kicked around the results Monday . The conclusion : More must be done to control violence . More must be done to control violence what must be done? 18 25 -1212 2 " At least we ' ve started doing something about it . Our efforts will continue , but it is indispensable that the government and parliament make some decisions without which we will be defenseless in the face of violence , " said Mario Pescante , president of Italy ' s Olympic Committee . doing What are they planning on doing? 7 8 -1212 2 " At least we ' ve started doing something about it . Our efforts will continue , but it is indispensable that the government and parliament make some decisions without which we will be defenseless in the face of violence , " said Mario Pescante , president of Italy ' s Olympic Committee . defenseless in the face of violence , " Why will they be defenceless in the face of violence? 34 42 -1212 2 " At least we ' ve started doing something about it . Our efforts will continue , but it is indispensable that the government and parliament make some decisions without which we will be defenseless in the face of violence , " said Mario Pescante , president of Italy ' s Olympic Committee . Mario Pescante , how long has he been president? 43 46 -1212 3 And while the " ultras " - - the Italian equivalent of British hooligans - - pledged to give up their arms , their violent language suggested that tensions would continue . " ultras " What are they even fighting for? 3 6 -1212 3 And while the " ultras " - - the Italian equivalent of British hooligans - - pledged to give up their arms , their violent language suggested that tensions would continue . language suggested that tensions would continue . Why did they want the tensions to continue? 25 32 -1212 3 And while the " ultras " - - the Italian equivalent of British hooligans - - pledged to give up their arms , their violent language suggested that tensions would continue . British hooligans who are british hooligans? 12 14 -1212 4 " Enough with the fad of 20 against two or three , or of molotov cocktails and knives , " said a statement read by one of the hundreds of ultras who participated at a rally in Genoa on Sunday . rally What were they hoping to achieve from the rally? 35 36 -1212 4 " Enough with the fad of 20 against two or three , or of molotov cocktails and knives , " said a statement read by one of the hundreds of ultras who participated at a rally in Genoa on Sunday . participated at a rally Why did the hundreds of ultras participated at a rally in Genoa? 32 36 -1212 5 Italian authorities called off Sunday ' s soccer league matches and other professional sports in response to the Jan . 29 stabbing death of a fan before the Genoa - AC Milan game . A 19 - year - old Milan supporter was charged with the slaying , which touched off demands to crack down on violent fans . stabbing What caused the altercation? 21 22 -1213 1 McDonnell Douglas Corp . may temporarily halt production of its largest airliner , the MD - 11 , in 1996 due to a severe shortage of orders for the 300 - seat plane , The Wall Street Journal reported Monday . severe shortage of orders for the 300 - seat plane , What is the cause of this shortage? 23 34 -1213 1 McDonnell Douglas Corp . may temporarily halt production of its largest airliner , the MD - 11 , in 1996 due to a severe shortage of orders for the 300 - seat plane , The Wall Street Journal reported Monday . severe shortage of orders Why such a shortage of orders? 23 27 -1213 1 McDonnell Douglas Corp . may temporarily halt production of its largest airliner , the MD - 11 , in 1996 due to a severe shortage of orders for the 300 - seat plane , The Wall Street Journal reported Monday . severe shortage of orders What is causing this shortage? 23 27 -1213 2 Company executives emphasized they are working to avert a shutdown , which could mean temporary layoffs for thousands of workers and cast doubt on the future of the MD - 11 program , the report said . they are working to avert a shutdown , How is the shutdown trying to be stopped? 3 11 -1213 3 Without new orders for the three - engine jet , St . Louis - based McDonnell Douglas may deliver as few as 10 next year , the newspaper said , citing industry officials . Without new orders for the three - engine jet , What is causing the stoppage in orders for these model jets? 0 10 -1213 3 Without new orders for the three - engine jet , St . Louis - based McDonnell Douglas may deliver as few as 10 next year , the newspaper said , citing industry officials . Without new orders Are they doing anything to get new orders? 0 3 -1213 4 The MD - 11 is manufacturered at the company ' s 10 , 000 - worker factory in Long Beach , California . That facility also produces the smaller MD - 80 and MD - 90 . The company won ' t say how many people are employed making each type of jet . won ' t say how many people are employed Why won't they disclose this information? 39 48 -1213 4 The MD - 11 is manufacturered at the company ' s 10 , 000 - worker factory in Long Beach , California . That facility also produces the smaller MD - 80 and MD - 90 . The company won ' t say how many people are employed making each type of jet . The company won ' t say Why won't the company release this information? 37 43 -1213 5 Herbert J . Lanese , the company ' s chief financial officer , told the Journal that a decision on halting MD - 11 production for as much as half of 1996 will have to be made within five months . made within five months What projections are being made for the fate of the company after the shutdown has passed? 36 40 -1213 5 Herbert J . Lanese , the company ' s chief financial officer , told the Journal that a decision on halting MD - 11 production for as much as half of 1996 will have to be made within five months . within five months Why does this decision have to be made within five months? 37 40 -1214 1 Only 26 women were among the 137 survivors of the Estonia ferry disaster last year , mainly because they were unable like men to climb walls to save themselves , investigators said Monday . climb walls how did the others manage to climb walls? 24 26 -1214 1 Only 26 women were among the 137 survivors of the Estonia ferry disaster last year , mainly because they were unable like men to climb walls to save themselves , investigators said Monday . they were unable like men Why were they unable to? 18 23 -1214 1 Only 26 women were among the 137 survivors of the Estonia ferry disaster last year , mainly because they were unable like men to climb walls to save themselves , investigators said Monday . survivors How many people were killed in the Estonia ferry disaster? 7 8 -1214 1 Only 26 women were among the 137 survivors of the Estonia ferry disaster last year , mainly because they were unable like men to climb walls to save themselves , investigators said Monday . Estonia ferry disaster What caused the Estonia ferry disaster? 10 13 -1214 2 " It was survival of the fittest , " said Kari Lehtola , a Finnish member of the accident investigation committee . " It was survival of the fittest , " What caused it to be survival of the fittest? 0 9 -1214 2 " It was survival of the fittest , " said Kari Lehtola , a Finnish member of the accident investigation committee . accident investigation committee What populations comprise the accident investigation committee? 18 21 -1214 3 The Estonia was sailing from Tallinn , Estonia , to the Swedish capital , Stockholm , on Sept . 28 when its bow door was ripped off in a storm . Water surged onto the car deck , the ferry turned on its side and sank in about 35 minutes . sank in at what time the ferry sank in 45 47 -1214 3 The Estonia was sailing from Tallinn , Estonia , to the Swedish capital , Stockholm , on Sept . 28 when its bow door was ripped off in a storm . Water surged onto the car deck , the ferry turned on its side and sank in about 35 minutes . sank in about 35 minutes Why did it only take 35 minutes to sink? 45 50 -1214 3 The Estonia was sailing from Tallinn , Estonia , to the Swedish capital , Stockholm , on Sept . 28 when its bow door was ripped off in a storm . Water surged onto the car deck , the ferry turned on its side and sank in about 35 minutes . bow door was ripped off Was the bow door faulty or damaged before the storm? 22 27 -1214 4 Rescuers managed to save 137 people . Of those , 111 were men , nearly all age 20 - 44 . Rescuers found 94 bodies , mostly male , in the icy seas or on life rafts . found how many women were found? 22 23 -1214 4 Rescuers managed to save 137 people . Of those , 111 were men , nearly all age 20 - 44 . Rescuers found 94 bodies , mostly male , in the icy seas or on life rafts . mostly male , Why were most of the bodies males? 26 29 -1214 4 Rescuers managed to save 137 people . Of those , 111 were men , nearly all age 20 - 44 . Rescuers found 94 bodies , mostly male , in the icy seas or on life rafts . mostly male , What percentage of lives lost do men represent? 26 29 -1214 5 Lehtola said 765 people went down with the ship , including 422 women and 23 people under 18 . 765 people went down Are there continuing efforts to find the rest of the bodies? 2 6 -1215 1 Shuttle commander James Wetherbee fired Discovery ' s thrusters today to begin a final approach toward space station Mir - - the first convergence of American and Russian spaceships in 20 years . in 20 years Why haven't American and Russian spaceships converged in 20 years? 29 32 -1215 1 Shuttle commander James Wetherbee fired Discovery ' s thrusters today to begin a final approach toward space station Mir - - the first convergence of American and Russian spaceships in 20 years . convergence of American and Russian spaceships What did the two spaceships need that required them to meet up? 23 29 -1215 1 Shuttle commander James Wetherbee fired Discovery ' s thrusters today to begin a final approach toward space station Mir - - the first convergence of American and Russian spaceships in 20 years . spaceships Which nation owns the space station? Which nation owns the spaceship? 28 29 -1215 2 The 19 - second jet firing came as the two 100 - ton spaceships orbited nine miles apart at 17 , 500 mph , some 245 miles over South America . spaceships Does the article involve a convergence between two spaceships or a space station and a spaceship? 13 14 -1215 3 The maneuver was to send the shuttle a half - mile beneath Mir , when Wetherbee would take manual control , pulling up in front and firing braking jets to slowly close to 400 feet . manual control , Why does the commander need to take manual control in order to complete the maneuver? 18 21 -1215 4 The final rendezvous phase , a 35 - foot close encounter that Russian space officials agreed to virtually at the last minute , had Discovery flying to within 35 feet . at the last minute , Why did Russian officials wait until the last minute to agree to the encounter? 18 23 -1215 4 The final rendezvous phase , a 35 - foot close encounter that Russian space officials agreed to virtually at the last minute , had Discovery flying to within 35 feet . agreed to virtually at the last minute , Why was the agreement so late in coming? 15 23 -1215 4 The final rendezvous phase , a 35 - foot close encounter that Russian space officials agreed to virtually at the last minute , had Discovery flying to within 35 feet . phase , How many phases are there for this rendezvous? 3 5 -1215 5 Engineers from NASA and the Russian Space Agency huddled throughout the night and into the morning to discuss a steering thruster leak near the shuttle ' s tail that has been spewing fuel since shortly after Friday ' s launch . leak Why is there a leak on the shuttle? 21 22 -1215 5 Engineers from NASA and the Russian Space Agency huddled throughout the night and into the morning to discuss a steering thruster leak near the shuttle ' s tail that has been spewing fuel since shortly after Friday ' s launch . leak near the shuttle ' s tail What was the reason for this prolonged leak? 21 28 -1215 5 Engineers from NASA and the Russian Space Agency huddled throughout the night and into the morning to discuss a steering thruster leak near the shuttle ' s tail that has been spewing fuel since shortly after Friday ' s launch . leak How much does this leakage endanger the crew? 21 22 -1216 1 Discovery commander James Wetherbee exchanged waves with the crew of space station Mir today while steering the shuttle toward the first convergence of American and Russian spaceships in 20 years . Russian Who was the commander of the Russian spaceship? 25 26 -1216 1 Discovery commander James Wetherbee exchanged waves with the crew of space station Mir today while steering the shuttle toward the first convergence of American and Russian spaceships in 20 years . crew of space station Mir Who are the crew of space station Mir? 8 13 -1216 1 Discovery commander James Wetherbee exchanged waves with the crew of space station Mir today while steering the shuttle toward the first convergence of American and Russian spaceships in 20 years . 20 years Why has it been 20 years? 28 30 -1216 2 Only a half - mile separated the two 100 - ton spaceships , soaring 245 miles over Earth at 17 , 500 mph , when Discovery passed beneath the massive T - shaped outpost and Wetherbee took manual control . outpost What is the role of a spaceship outpost in the 21st century? 33 34 -1216 2 Only a half - mile separated the two 100 - ton spaceships , soaring 245 miles over Earth at 17 , 500 mph , when Discovery passed beneath the massive T - shaped outpost and Wetherbee took manual control . massive T - shaped outpost What is the massive T-shaped outpost refer to? 29 34 -1216 2 Only a half - mile separated the two 100 - ton spaceships , soaring 245 miles over Earth at 17 , 500 mph , when Discovery passed beneath the massive T - shaped outpost and Wetherbee took manual control . Wetherbee took manual control Was he the only one in the shuttle? 35 39 -1216 5 The shuttle moved in front of Mir , where Wetherbee was to fire braking jets to slowly close to 400 feet . braking What happens if the Discovery shuttle stopped too far or too close to the station? 13 14 -1217 1 While voters turned out in impressive numbers for the first post - independence parliamentary elections in Kyrgyzstan , they elected only 13 of 105 deputies , news agencies said Monday . elected only 13 of 105 deputies , Why so few deputies elected? 19 26 -1217 1 While voters turned out in impressive numbers for the first post - independence parliamentary elections in Kyrgyzstan , they elected only 13 of 105 deputies , news agencies said Monday . only 13 Why so few? 20 22 -1217 1 While voters turned out in impressive numbers for the first post - independence parliamentary elections in Kyrgyzstan , they elected only 13 of 105 deputies , news agencies said Monday . only 13 why / how is this possible? 20 22 -1217 3 In Sunday ' s elections , 72 . 8 percent of the 2 . 2 million registered voters cast their ballots , but a glut of candidates had many predicting runoffs . a glut of candidates What led to so many candidates standing for positions? 23 27 -1217 3 In Sunday ' s elections , 72 . 8 percent of the 2 . 2 million registered voters cast their ballots , but a glut of candidates had many predicting runoffs . glut of candidates Is this due to a power vacuum? 24 27 -1217 3 In Sunday ' s elections , 72 . 8 percent of the 2 . 2 million registered voters cast their ballots , but a glut of candidates had many predicting runoffs . runoffs what does this mean in this context? 30 31 -1217 5 Among the 13 elected Sunday in the former Soviet republic were acclaimed writer Chingiz Aitmatov and two prominent former Communist Party leaders , ITAR - Tass said . two prominent former Communist Party leaders , which two leaders? 16 23 -1218 1 For the first time in seven months , Sarajevans could hop in their cars on Monday and drive outside the Bosnian capital to shop for scarce goods or visit relatives . scarce Why are the goods scarce? 25 26 -1218 1 For the first time in seven months , Sarajevans could hop in their cars on Monday and drive outside the Bosnian capital to shop for scarce goods or visit relatives . For the first time in seven months , Why weren't they able to do this for seven months? 0 8 -1218 1 For the first time in seven months , Sarajevans could hop in their cars on Monday and drive outside the Bosnian capital to shop for scarce goods or visit relatives . first Why couldn't Sarajevans leave the capital city for seven months? 2 3 -1218 1 For the first time in seven months , Sarajevans could hop in their cars on Monday and drive outside the Bosnian capital to shop for scarce goods or visit relatives . scarce What goods are scarce in Sarajevo? 25 26 -1218 1 For the first time in seven months , Sarajevans could hop in their cars on Monday and drive outside the Bosnian capital to shop for scarce goods or visit relatives . first time in seven months , Why had the lack of movement lasted so long? 2 8 -1218 2 Hundreds of Sarajevans took advantage of an agreement opening a road to central Bosnia and beyond . But travel further afield was impossible without extensive paperwork . extensive Why is there so much paperwork required? 24 25 -1218 2 Hundreds of Sarajevans took advantage of an agreement opening a road to central Bosnia and beyond . But travel further afield was impossible without extensive paperwork . impossible without extensive paperwork What kind of paperwork is required? 22 26 -1218 2 Hundreds of Sarajevans took advantage of an agreement opening a road to central Bosnia and beyond . But travel further afield was impossible without extensive paperwork . extensive What paperwork was required for further travel? 24 25 -1218 2 Hundreds of Sarajevans took advantage of an agreement opening a road to central Bosnia and beyond . But travel further afield was impossible without extensive paperwork . opening Why was the road previously closed? 8 9 -1218 2 Hundreds of Sarajevans took advantage of an agreement opening a road to central Bosnia and beyond . But travel further afield was impossible without extensive paperwork . without extensive paperwork What sort of papers were required? 23 26 -1218 3 The deal is a provision of a truce brokered by former President Jimmy Carter and signed Dec . 31 by the government and Bosnian Serbs . But it repeatedly has been held up , and officials acknowledged that this accord was tenuous . tenuous How did it become a tenuous record? 41 42 -1218 3 The deal is a provision of a truce brokered by former President Jimmy Carter and signed Dec . 31 by the government and Bosnian Serbs . But it repeatedly has been held up , and officials acknowledged that this accord was tenuous . truce What are the other provisions of this truce? 7 8 -1218 3 The deal is a provision of a truce brokered by former President Jimmy Carter and signed Dec . 31 by the government and Bosnian Serbs . But it repeatedly has been held up , and officials acknowledged that this accord was tenuous . But it repeatedly has been held up , Why was the truce held up? 26 34 -1218 4 Nonetheless , U . N . officials were hopeful this time . " It is a sign of goodwill on both sides , " said Enrique Aguilar , a U . N . official . hopeful Why were the hopeful this time and not before/after? 8 9 -1218 4 Nonetheless , U . N . officials were hopeful this time . " It is a sign of goodwill on both sides , " said Enrique Aguilar , a U . N . official . hopeful What are they hoping to see come next? 8 9 -1218 5 Two routes - - one permitting people to move between two Serb - held suburbs , the other allowing Sarajevans to cross the airport into two outer government - held suburbs and beyond - - were opened under the agreement . Serb - held What is the source of the conflict between the Bosnian government and the Bosnian Serbs? 11 14 -1219 1 Visiting U . S . Commerce Secretary said Monday that continued Mideast violence was a major obstacle to private investment in the West Bank and Gaza Strip . private investment in What private investment is being impeded by the violence? 18 21 -1219 1 Visiting U . S . Commerce Secretary said Monday that continued Mideast violence was a major obstacle to private investment in the West Bank and Gaza Strip . Commerce Secretary What is this secretary's name? 5 7 -1219 1 Visiting U . S . Commerce Secretary said Monday that continued Mideast violence was a major obstacle to private investment in the West Bank and Gaza Strip . continued Mideast violence How long has the violence been going on? 10 13 -1219 1 Visiting U . S . Commerce Secretary said Monday that continued Mideast violence was a major obstacle to private investment in the West Bank and Gaza Strip . major obstacle What makes it a major obstacle? 15 17 -1219 2 " Investors want a certain comfort level , " Brown told reporters . " They want to know that their investments are safe . and that kind of assurance must come from people in the region . " certain comfort level , " What is the comfort level Brown thinks investors want? Does violence have to be eliminated completely, or only addressed? 4 9 -1219 2 " Investors want a certain comfort level , " Brown told reporters . " They want to know that their investments are safe . and that kind of assurance must come from people in the region . " Brown What is Brown's first name? 9 10 -1219 2 " Investors want a certain comfort level , " Brown told reporters . " They want to know that their investments are safe . and that kind of assurance must come from people in the region . " comfort level , " What is their comfort level? 5 9 -1219 2 " Investors want a certain comfort level , " Brown told reporters . " They want to know that their investments are safe . and that kind of assurance must come from people in the region . " people in the region What people specifically? 32 36 -1219 2 " Investors want a certain comfort level , " Brown told reporters . " They want to know that their investments are safe . and that kind of assurance must come from people in the region . " " Investors Who and what type of investors are they? 0 2 -1219 3 U . S . officials traveling with Brown said that since autonomy began last May , only one private U . S . - Palestinian venture was formed , a factory making building materials in the Gaza Strip . a factory What is the name of this factory? 29 31 -1219 3 U . S . officials traveling with Brown said that since autonomy began last May , only one private U . S . - Palestinian venture was formed , a factory making building materials in the Gaza Strip . venture was formed , What venture was formed? 25 29 -1219 3 U . S . officials traveling with Brown said that since autonomy began last May , only one private U . S . - Palestinian venture was formed , a factory making building materials in the Gaza Strip . building materials What kind of materials? 32 34 -1219 4 The U . S . government offers private investors loan guarantees and political risk insurance as incentives , the officials said . as incentives , the Why aren't these incentives enough to get investment in the West Bank and Gaza Strip? 15 19 -1219 4 The U . S . government offers private investors loan guarantees and political risk insurance as incentives , the officials said . the officials Which officials? 18 20 -1219 4 The U . S . government offers private investors loan guarantees and political risk insurance as incentives , the officials said . loan guarantees What are the guarantees? 9 11 -1219 4 The U . S . government offers private investors loan guarantees and political risk insurance as incentives , the officials said . as incentives , Are there other types of incentives? 15 18 -1219 4 The U . S . government offers private investors loan guarantees and political risk insurance as incentives , the officials said . U . S . government offers Why does the US have a stake in these investments? 1 7 -1219 5 Brown also went to the West Bank city of Ramallah and met with Palestinian Economic Minister Ahmed Qurei who said that " the American response was very serious in offering assistance " to the self - rule . American response What has the American response been thus far, besides loan guarantees and risk insurance? 23 25 -1219 5 Brown also went to the West Bank city of Ramallah and met with Palestinian Economic Minister Ahmed Qurei who said that " the American response was very serious in offering assistance " to the self - rule . went to the West Bank city Why did he go there? 2 8 -1219 5 Brown also went to the West Bank city of Ramallah and met with Palestinian Economic Minister Ahmed Qurei who said that " the American response was very serious in offering assistance " to the self - rule . and met What was said in the meeting? 10 12 -1219 5 Brown also went to the West Bank city of Ramallah and met with Palestinian Economic Minister Ahmed Qurei who said that " the American response was very serious in offering assistance " to the self - rule . American response Does this mean these are American investors backed by guarantees from the US government? 23 25 -1220 1 With ecstatic waves and giddy exclamations of " beautiful , " the crews of shuttle Discovery and space station Mir met Monday in the first convergence of American and Russian spaceships in 20 years . crews How experienced are the crews? 12 13 -1220 1 With ecstatic waves and giddy exclamations of " beautiful , " the crews of shuttle Discovery and space station Mir met Monday in the first convergence of American and Russian spaceships in 20 years . convergence Why so many years to form a convergence? 25 26 -1220 1 With ecstatic waves and giddy exclamations of " beautiful , " the crews of shuttle Discovery and space station Mir met Monday in the first convergence of American and Russian spaceships in 20 years . Discovery and space station Mir met Monday What was calling for the two spaceships to meet up? 15 22 -1220 1 With ecstatic waves and giddy exclamations of " beautiful , " the crews of shuttle Discovery and space station Mir met Monday in the first convergence of American and Russian spaceships in 20 years . crews How many people are on each crew? 12 13 -1220 1 With ecstatic waves and giddy exclamations of " beautiful , " the crews of shuttle Discovery and space station Mir met Monday in the first convergence of American and Russian spaceships in 20 years . convergence How long will the shuttle be docked at the station? 25 26 -1220 2 Discovery commander James Wetherbee took manual control of the shuttle as the two 100 - ton spaceships passed only a half - mile ( 800 meters ) apart while traveling 245 miles ( 392 kilometers ) above Earth at 17 , 500 mph ( 28 , 000 kph ) . traveling How close can the ships travel apart? 29 30 -1220 2 Discovery commander James Wetherbee took manual control of the shuttle as the two 100 - ton spaceships passed only a half - mile ( 800 meters ) apart while traveling 245 miles ( 392 kilometers ) above Earth at 17 , 500 mph ( 28 , 000 kph ) . Earth How far from earth is space? 37 38 -1220 3 The awestruck astronauts and cosmonauts gazed and waved at one another as Wetherbee stopped Discovery just 400 feet ( 120 meters ) away from the massive T - shaped space station . feet Why stop 400 feet away? 17 18 -1220 3 The awestruck astronauts and cosmonauts gazed and waved at one another as Wetherbee stopped Discovery just 400 feet ( 120 meters ) away from the massive T - shaped space station . cosmonauts What are cosmonauts? 4 5 -1220 4 " This is the most beautiful thing I ' ve ever seen in space , " Wetherbee told Mission Control . One of the Mir crew broke from Russian into English and echoed , " Beautiful , beautiful . " " Beautiful , Why did a Mir crew member say Beautiful,beautiful? 34 37 -1220 5 Mir beamed down stunning images of the shuttle against a brilliant blue and cloud - studded Earth . Discovery sent down views of the gleaming Russian space station against black space . Crew members pressed their faces up against spaceship windows to soak up the unprecedented view . Mir How did Mir send down images? 0 1 -1220 5 Mir beamed down stunning images of the shuttle against a brilliant blue and cloud - studded Earth . Discovery sent down views of the gleaming Russian space station against black space . Crew members pressed their faces up against spaceship windows to soak up the unprecedented view . station How big is the shuttle compared to the station? 27 28 -1221 1 The East Coast had its coldest weather of the season on Monday with freezing temperatures as far south as northern Florida as arctic air spilled in behind a blustery weekend snowstorm . The East Coast Of which country? 0 3 -1221 1 The East Coast had its coldest weather of the season on Monday with freezing temperatures as far south as northern Florida as arctic air spilled in behind a blustery weekend snowstorm . snowstorm How long is this cold spell expected to last? 30 31 -1221 2 Crestview , Florida , in the state ' s northern Panhandle , dipped to 25 degrees Fahrenheit ( - 4 Celsius ) overnight . It reached 14 degrees below zero F ( - 25 . 5 C ) at Snowshoe , West Virginia , and was even colder in parts of upstate New York and New England . and was even colder how much colder was it? 44 48 -1221 2 Crestview , Florida , in the state ' s northern Panhandle , dipped to 25 degrees Fahrenheit ( - 4 Celsius ) overnight . It reached 14 degrees below zero F ( - 25 . 5 C ) at Snowshoe , West Virginia , and was even colder in parts of upstate New York and New England . dipped to 25 degrees Fahrenheit How does this compare to previous years at the same time? 12 17 -1221 2 Crestview , Florida , in the state ' s northern Panhandle , dipped to 25 degrees Fahrenheit ( - 4 Celsius ) overnight . It reached 14 degrees below zero F ( - 25 . 5 C ) at Snowshoe , West Virginia , and was even colder in parts of upstate New York and New England . zero Is this a record below zero temperature for the area? 29 30 -1221 4 Wind blowing at 20 mph ( 32 kmph ) to 40 mph ( 64 kmph ) caused " whiteouts " on some upstate New York highways Sunday . While the wind eased Monday , the cold didn ' t . some upstate New York highways Sunday Which highways in upstate New York? 21 27 -1221 4 Wind blowing at 20 mph ( 32 kmph ) to 40 mph ( 64 kmph ) caused " whiteouts " on some upstate New York highways Sunday . While the wind eased Monday , the cold didn ' t . caused " whiteouts " What kind of traffic and other problems did this cause? 16 20 -1221 4 Wind blowing at 20 mph ( 32 kmph ) to 40 mph ( 64 kmph ) caused " whiteouts " on some upstate New York highways Sunday . While the wind eased Monday , the cold didn ' t . " whiteouts " What are 'whiteouts'? 17 20 -1221 5 The National Weather Service in Burlington , Vermont , issued an advisory warning of dangerously cold wind chills that could dip as low as 60 below zero F . A handful of Vermont schools were closed because of the weather . dangerously cold wind chills How cold does a wind chill need to be before it is considered dangerous? 14 18 -1221 5 The National Weather Service in Burlington , Vermont , issued an advisory warning of dangerously cold wind chills that could dip as low as 60 below zero F . A handful of Vermont schools were closed because of the weather . A handful of Vermont schools were closed How prevalent were the school closings? 29 36 -1221 5 The National Weather Service in Burlington , Vermont , issued an advisory warning of dangerously cold wind chills that could dip as low as 60 below zero F . A handful of Vermont schools were closed because of the weather . Vermont Are there other states who closed down their schools? 7 8 -1222 1 Russia and the International Monetary Fund suspended talks on a $ 6 billion loan Monday amid soaring inflation and skepticism about the 1995 Russian budget . suspended talks Why did they suspend talks? 6 8 -1222 1 Russia and the International Monetary Fund suspended talks on a $ 6 billion loan Monday amid soaring inflation and skepticism about the 1995 Russian budget . skepticism What were they skeptic about regarding the 1995 Russian budget? 19 20 -1222 1 Russia and the International Monetary Fund suspended talks on a $ 6 billion loan Monday amid soaring inflation and skepticism about the 1995 Russian budget . skepticism Why are people skeptical? 19 20 -1222 1 Russia and the International Monetary Fund suspended talks on a $ 6 billion loan Monday amid soaring inflation and skepticism about the 1995 Russian budget . skepticism Why is there skepticism? 19 20 -1222 2 An IMF spokesman said the discussions would resume later this month . IMF What does this stand for? 1 2 -1222 3 " The talks have been making progress , " said the IMF spokesman , speaking only on condition of anonymity . " Some areas need to be sorted out . " speaking only on condition of anonymity Why are they remaining anonymous? 14 20 -1222 3 " The talks have been making progress , " said the IMF spokesman , speaking only on condition of anonymity . " Some areas need to be sorted out . " " Some areas What areas needed to be sorted out? 21 24 -1222 3 " The talks have been making progress , " said the IMF spokesman , speaking only on condition of anonymity . " Some areas need to be sorted out . " progress , " What progress has been made so far? 6 9 -1222 3 " The talks have been making progress , " said the IMF spokesman , speaking only on condition of anonymity . " Some areas need to be sorted out . " IMF What does this stand for? 11 12 -1222 4 Asked if the suspension would delay the loan , the spokesman said , " There was never any timetable on the loan . We never set deadlines on our talks . It puts too much pressure on the government and on our folks . " timetable on the loan How will this loan be distributed? 18 22 -1222 4 Asked if the suspension would delay the loan , the spokesman said , " There was never any timetable on the loan . We never set deadlines on our talks . It puts too much pressure on the government and on our folks . " loan , What is the loan for? 7 9 -1222 4 Asked if the suspension would delay the loan , the spokesman said , " There was never any timetable on the loan . We never set deadlines on our talks . It puts too much pressure on the government and on our folks . " loan , What is this loan for? 7 9 -1222 5 Russian officials had hoped to wrap up the IMF agreement this week , but sources close to the talks have suggested the IMF may not release the money until the spring . may not release the money until the spring Why are the Russians waiting until spring to release the money? 23 31 -1222 5 Russian officials had hoped to wrap up the IMF agreement this week , but sources close to the talks have suggested the IMF may not release the money until the spring . may not release Why won't the IMF release the money until spring? 23 26 -1223 1 Four earthquakes , including one with a magnitude of 5 . 3 , rocked Japan in the past 24 hours , the Central Meteorological Agency said Tuesday morning . including one with a magnitude of 5 . 3 , What magnitude were the other earthquakes? 3 13 -1223 1 Four earthquakes , including one with a magnitude of 5 . 3 , rocked Japan in the past 24 hours , the Central Meteorological Agency said Tuesday morning . one How strong were the other three eqrthquakes? 4 5 -1223 2 None of the quakes were related the devastating Jan . 17 earthquake which killed more than 5 , 200 people in the Kobe region , agency officials said . quakes How close were the quakes to each other? 3 4 -1223 4 The strongest quake struck at 11 : 51 p . m . ( 14 : 51 GMT ) Monday at a depth of 50 kilometers ( 31 miles ) beneath the floor of the Pacific Ocean about 125 kilometers ( 77 miles ) east of the Aomori prefecture ( state ) town of Misawa . floor How many fault lines run under Japan? 31 32 -1223 5 Misawa , the site of a large U . S . air base , is 560 kilometers ( 350 miles ) , northeast of Tokyo . large U . S . air base , How large is this air base that the US controls? 6 14 -1223 5 Misawa , the site of a large U . S . air base , is 560 kilometers ( 350 miles ) , northeast of Tokyo . Misawa , Which Japanese island is Misawa on, and when did it become a site for a U.S. air base? 0 2 -1224 1 The United States and China are headed back to the bargaining table to try to resolve a budding trade war over U . S . complaints about pirated music , movies and computer software . the bargaining table What are they bargaining? 9 12 -1224 1 The United States and China are headed back to the bargaining table to try to resolve a budding trade war over U . S . complaints about pirated music , movies and computer software . budding trade war How long has this been going on? 17 20 -1224 1 The United States and China are headed back to the bargaining table to try to resolve a budding trade war over U . S . complaints about pirated music , movies and computer software . U . S . complaints What are the complaints? 21 26 -1224 1 The United States and China are headed back to the bargaining table to try to resolve a budding trade war over U . S . complaints about pirated music , movies and computer software . United States and China Who specifically from each country? 1 5 -1224 1 The United States and China are headed back to the bargaining table to try to resolve a budding trade war over U . S . complaints about pirated music , movies and computer software . back How many times have the United States and China negotiated on pirated music, movies, and software? 7 8 -1224 1 The United States and China are headed back to the bargaining table to try to resolve a budding trade war over U . S . complaints about pirated music , movies and computer software . back to the bargaining table what was the previous bargain? 7 12 -1224 2 Just two days after the United States announced stiff tariffs on some Chinese imports , both sides agreed Monday to resume talks next week in Beijing . stiff tariffs on some Chinese imports , What sort of items were receiving the tariffs? 8 15 -1224 2 Just two days after the United States announced stiff tariffs on some Chinese imports , both sides agreed Monday to resume talks next week in Beijing . stiff tariffs Why are there stiff tariffs? 8 10 -1224 2 Just two days after the United States announced stiff tariffs on some Chinese imports , both sides agreed Monday to resume talks next week in Beijing . Beijing Why in Beijing? 25 26 -1224 2 Just two days after the United States announced stiff tariffs on some Chinese imports , both sides agreed Monday to resume talks next week in Beijing . tariffs What kind of tariffs? 9 10 -1224 2 Just two days after the United States announced stiff tariffs on some Chinese imports , both sides agreed Monday to resume talks next week in Beijing . imports , What imports have been affected? 13 15 -1224 2 Just two days after the United States announced stiff tariffs on some Chinese imports , both sides agreed Monday to resume talks next week in Beijing . stiff tariffs when are tariffs considered stiff? 8 10 -1224 2 Just two days after the United States announced stiff tariffs on some Chinese imports , both sides agreed Monday to resume talks next week in Beijing . some Chinese imports , what imports are they referring to? 11 15 -1224 3 " It ' s a step in the right direction , " U . S . Trade Representative Mickey Kantor told a news conference . " We are going to these talks with an open mind . " right direction , " Direction towards what exactly? 8 12 -1224 3 " It ' s a step in the right direction , " U . S . Trade Representative Mickey Kantor told a news conference . " We are going to these talks with an open mind . " talks What kind of action does the U.S. Representative expect China to deliver on the issue? 31 32 -1224 3 " It ' s a step in the right direction , " U . S . Trade Representative Mickey Kantor told a news conference . " We are going to these talks with an open mind . " a news conference which news conference? 21 24 -1224 3 " It ' s a step in the right direction , " U . S . Trade Representative Mickey Kantor told a news conference . " We are going to these talks with an open mind . " talks which talks is her referring to? 31 32 -1224 4 Kantor said he is encouraged because China responded so promptly to a U . S . announcement Saturday that on Feb . 26 it would impose 100 percent tariffs on dlrs 1 . 08 billion worth of Chinese products , doubling their price . he is encouraged What is making him feel encouraged? 2 5 -1224 4 Kantor said he is encouraged because China responded so promptly to a U . S . announcement Saturday that on Feb . 26 it would impose 100 percent tariffs on dlrs 1 . 08 billion worth of Chinese products , doubling their price . China responded so promptly Was this unexpected? 6 10 -1224 4 Kantor said he is encouraged because China responded so promptly to a U . S . announcement Saturday that on Feb . 26 it would impose 100 percent tariffs on dlrs 1 . 08 billion worth of Chinese products , doubling their price . doubling their price Why is the price being doubled? 40 43 -1224 4 Kantor said he is encouraged because China responded so promptly to a U . S . announcement Saturday that on Feb . 26 it would impose 100 percent tariffs on dlrs 1 . 08 billion worth of Chinese products , doubling their price . China responded How did they respond? 6 8 -1224 4 Kantor said he is encouraged because China responded so promptly to a U . S . announcement Saturday that on Feb . 26 it would impose 100 percent tariffs on dlrs 1 . 08 billion worth of Chinese products , doubling their price . China responded so promptly what did China do? 6 10 -1224 5 China ' s trade minister , Wu Yi , extended the invitation to resume the negotiations in a letter received in Washington Sunday night . received in Washington Who received the letter? 19 22 -1224 5 China ' s trade minister , Wu Yi , extended the invitation to resume the negotiations in a letter received in Washington Sunday night . negotiations What solution will China suggest? 15 16 -1224 5 China ' s trade minister , Wu Yi , extended the invitation to resume the negotiations in a letter received in Washington Sunday night . in a letter Who was the letter from and what did it say? 16 19 -1225 1 You hear it all the time : The world is changing . Fast . Faster . The Digital Age is here . Get wired . Move . Move . Move . The world is changing . What is changing the world? 7 12 -1225 2 With all that pressure , it ' s no wonder Americans are still anxious about everyday life even though the economy continues to grow . Americans are still anxious What are the numbers to highlight American anxiety? 10 14 -1225 2 With all that pressure , it ' s no wonder Americans are still anxious about everyday life even though the economy continues to grow . even though the economy continues to grow Why is this relevant to American anxiety? 17 24 -1225 2 With all that pressure , it ' s no wonder Americans are still anxious about everyday life even though the economy continues to grow . are still anxious about everyday life What are the main factors contributing to people's anxiety? 11 17 -1225 3 The pace of technological change seems to quicken each year and 1994 was no exception . One sign was the addition of Internet addresses to many business cards . And some people decided not to bother with cards anymore - - their electronic organizers hold all their phone numbers . Internet addresses Does this mean email addresses, websites? 22 24 -1225 4 New technology is an ingredient in the broad changes of the economy . Some observers , such as futurist Alvin Toffler , declare the reason why people feel so uneasy is because society ' s institutions aren ' t keeping up with technology - driven change . society ' s institutions Which institutions are not keeping up? 32 36 -1225 4 New technology is an ingredient in the broad changes of the economy . Some observers , such as futurist Alvin Toffler , declare the reason why people feel so uneasy is because society ' s institutions aren ' t keeping up with technology - driven change . aren ' t keeping up with technology - driven change What is the main reason why institutions were so laggard in keeping up with tech? 36 46 -1225 4 New technology is an ingredient in the broad changes of the economy . Some observers , such as futurist Alvin Toffler , declare the reason why people feel so uneasy is because society ' s institutions aren ' t keeping up with technology - driven change . the broad changes of the economy What there the broad changes occurring in the economy 6 12 -1225 5 " The old , industrial - style systems are crashing and the new social and political structures are not yet in place , " Toffler said during a New York appearance . Toffler Why does Toffler's opinion matter? 24 25 -1226 1 Small island nations are urging rich countries to go beyond earlier promises and cut emissions of global warming gases , not just stabilize them . Small island nations Which ones? 0 3 -1226 1 Small island nations are urging rich countries to go beyond earlier promises and cut emissions of global warming gases , not just stabilize them . earlier promises What kind of promises? 10 12 -1226 1 Small island nations are urging rich countries to go beyond earlier promises and cut emissions of global warming gases , not just stabilize them . Small island nations What small Island nations are they refering to? 0 3 -1226 1 Small island nations are urging rich countries to go beyond earlier promises and cut emissions of global warming gases , not just stabilize them . cut emissions of global warming gases , What are the ways in which this can be attained? 13 20 -1226 2 The plan would pledge countries to cutting man - made emissions of carbon dioxide - - the main " greenhouse gas " - - to at least 20 percent below 1990 levels by 2005 . cutting man - made emissions of carbon dioxide What man-made emissions will be focussed on and cut? 6 14 -1226 3 Low - lying countries worry that a warmer climate could melt polar ice caps and make sea waters expand , swamping many inhabited areas . The proposal by 36 nations including Haiti , Cyprus and Malta may be put on the March meeting ' s agenda . the March meeting ' s What meeting? 40 45 -1226 3 Low - lying countries worry that a warmer climate could melt polar ice caps and make sea waters expand , swamping many inhabited areas . The proposal by 36 nations including Haiti , Cyprus and Malta may be put on the March meeting ' s agenda . polar ice caps and make sea waters expand , What polar ice caps and what inhabited land could be swamped? 11 20 -1226 4 Environmental groups have long called for the step and an international scientific panel supports it . But the proposal was officially proposed for the first time at a U . N . meeting that began Monday . Environmental groups have long called for What are the names of the prominent enviromental groups? 0 6 -1226 4 Environmental groups have long called for the step and an international scientific panel supports it . But the proposal was officially proposed for the first time at a U . N . meeting that began Monday . international scientific panel supports it Which scientific panels were in support of these measures? 10 15 -1226 5 Representatives from more than 100 countries are preparing for a meeting next month that will decide whether to strengthen the U . N . climate treaty signed at the 1992 Earth Summit . decide whether to How long is it exspected to take? 15 18 -1227 1 China needs to improve its unemployment insurance system in order to prepare for the layoffs that are likely when state enterprises are restructured , an official report said Tuesday . unemployment insurance system What is an unemployment insurance system, and what does it entail? 5 8 -1227 1 China needs to improve its unemployment insurance system in order to prepare for the layoffs that are likely when state enterprises are restructured , an official report said Tuesday . state enterprises are restructured , How will they be restructured? 19 24 -1227 1 China needs to improve its unemployment insurance system in order to prepare for the layoffs that are likely when state enterprises are restructured , an official report said Tuesday . state enterprises are restructured , Why are they being restructured? 19 24 -1227 1 China needs to improve its unemployment insurance system in order to prepare for the layoffs that are likely when state enterprises are restructured , an official report said Tuesday . unemployment insurance system What is their current unemployment insurance system like? 5 8 -1227 1 China needs to improve its unemployment insurance system in order to prepare for the layoffs that are likely when state enterprises are restructured , an official report said Tuesday . improve its unemployment insurance system How was their unemployment system being operated before the restructuring? 3 8 -1227 1 China needs to improve its unemployment insurance system in order to prepare for the layoffs that are likely when state enterprises are restructured , an official report said Tuesday . system What is China's current unemployment insurance system? 7 8 -1227 2 China ' s plans to turn around its money - losing state enterprises will require cutting surplus laborers . So far , the government has limited state enterprise reform to avoid social instability from large numbers of layoffs . cutting surplus laborers Why do they need to cut jobs to turn it around, surely there could be better strategies implemented. 15 18 -1227 2 China ' s plans to turn around its money - losing state enterprises will require cutting surplus laborers . So far , the government has limited state enterprise reform to avoid social instability from large numbers of layoffs . money - losing state enterprises Why are they loosing money? 8 13 -1227 2 China ' s plans to turn around its money - losing state enterprises will require cutting surplus laborers . So far , the government has limited state enterprise reform to avoid social instability from large numbers of layoffs . government has limited state enterprise reform In what ways, and why wouldn't they continue to do so? 23 29 -1227 2 China ' s plans to turn around its money - losing state enterprises will require cutting surplus laborers . So far , the government has limited state enterprise reform to avoid social instability from large numbers of layoffs . plans What exactly are these plans to turn it around? 3 4 -1227 2 China ' s plans to turn around its money - losing state enterprises will require cutting surplus laborers . So far , the government has limited state enterprise reform to avoid social instability from large numbers of layoffs . surplus Is there an estimate on the number of surplus laborers expected to lose their jobs? 16 17 -1227 3 The China Daily , an official newspaper , quoted Zhang Xiaojian , director of the Ministry of Labor ' s employment department , as saying that China is preparing for more unemployment . China is preparing for more unemployment In what ways are they preparing? 26 32 -1227 3 The China Daily , an official newspaper , quoted Zhang Xiaojian , director of the Ministry of Labor ' s employment department , as saying that China is preparing for more unemployment . unemployment Is the preparation for unemployment expected to take place within the year? 31 32 -1227 4 Government statistics put the unemployment rate at 2 . 7 percent in 1994 . 2 . 7 percent in 1994 That statistic is a bit outdated. What the more current unemployment rate look like? 7 13 -1227 4 Government statistics put the unemployment rate at 2 . 7 percent in 1994 . unemployment rate at 2 . 7 percent in 1994 . Why was the unemployment rate so low, while the enterprises were still money-losers? 4 14 -1227 4 Government statistics put the unemployment rate at 2 . 7 percent in 1994 . percent Is 2.7 percent a low rate of unemployment for China's working population? 10 11 -1227 5 Analysts say the true unemployment rate would be higher if 30 million people who are redundant workers at ailing state - owned enterprises were let go . The official rate also does not take into account workers who are underemployed . ailing state - owned enterprises Why are they ailing? 18 23 -1227 5 Analysts say the true unemployment rate would be higher if 30 million people who are redundant workers at ailing state - owned enterprises were let go . The official rate also does not take into account workers who are underemployed . underemployed What does underemployed mean exactly? 39 40 -1227 5 Analysts say the true unemployment rate would be higher if 30 million people who are redundant workers at ailing state - owned enterprises were let go . The official rate also does not take into account workers who are underemployed . underemployed What does underemployed mean? 39 40 -1227 5 Analysts say the true unemployment rate would be higher if 30 million people who are redundant workers at ailing state - owned enterprises were let go . The official rate also does not take into account workers who are underemployed . enterprises Which state-owned enterprises are expected to cut their number of laborers? 22 23 -1228 1 A China - funded newspaper implied Tuesday that foreign competitors may have triggered an explosion that wrecked a satellite launch last month and humiliated China ' s budding commercial rocket industry . competitors may have triggered an explosion What was their evidence for such a claim? 9 15 -1228 1 A China - funded newspaper implied Tuesday that foreign competitors may have triggered an explosion that wrecked a satellite launch last month and humiliated China ' s budding commercial rocket industry . triggered How did they trigger the explosion? 12 13 -1228 1 A China - funded newspaper implied Tuesday that foreign competitors may have triggered an explosion that wrecked a satellite launch last month and humiliated China ' s budding commercial rocket industry . competitors Who are these competitors and what country are they from? 9 10 -1228 2 Going to bat for Chinese rocket engineers , Ta Kung Pao , a Hong Kong daily , also claimed that the Jan . 26 explosion originated not in the Chinese - made Long March 2E rocket , but in the satellite , built by Hughes Space and Communications Co . of Los Angeles . explosion How did the explosion happen? 24 25 -1228 4 " It is not impossible that for political and economic considerations , they tried to challenge and damage China ' s ability to launch satellites , and its reputation in aerospace fields , " it said . for political and economic considerations , What types of these considerations were they claiming could be behind a competitor's wish to damage these rockets? 6 12 -1228 4 " It is not impossible that for political and economic considerations , they tried to challenge and damage China ' s ability to launch satellites , and its reputation in aerospace fields , " it said . impossible What was the Motivation for doing this? 4 5 -1228 4 " It is not impossible that for political and economic considerations , they tried to challenge and damage China ' s ability to launch satellites , and its reputation in aerospace fields , " it said . challenge What evidence resulted in these conclusions? 15 16 -1228 5 This may have been done by a " foreign remote signal " beamed at the satellite as the rocket lifted off , it said . " foreign remote signal " Where did the remote signal originate? 7 12 -1228 5 This may have been done by a " foreign remote signal " beamed at the satellite as the rocket lifted off , it said . remote How does a 'foreign remote signal' work? 9 10 -1229 1 For decades during the Cold War , Indo - U . S . relations were distant , New Delhi courted Moscow , and socialists found it fashionable to disdain capitalist America . Indo - U . S . relations were distant , Why were these relationships so frosty? 7 17 -1229 1 For decades during the Cold War , Indo - U . S . relations were distant , New Delhi courted Moscow , and socialists found it fashionable to disdain capitalist America . disdain Why did they think that? 28 29 -1229 1 For decades during the Cold War , Indo - U . S . relations were distant , New Delhi courted Moscow , and socialists found it fashionable to disdain capitalist America . fashionable what makes it fashionable? 26 27 -1229 2 So it was interesting to watch India ' s finance minister take notes as executives from major U . S . companies told him how to speed up his economic reforms . speed up his economic reforms What types of reforms were being looked into? 26 31 -1229 2 So it was interesting to watch India ' s finance minister take notes as executives from major U . S . companies told him how to speed up his economic reforms . notes Why was he taking notes? 12 13 -1229 2 So it was interesting to watch India ' s finance minister take notes as executives from major U . S . companies told him how to speed up his economic reforms . interesting I would more so use the word ironic? 3 4 -1229 2 So it was interesting to watch India ' s finance minister take notes as executives from major U . S . companies told him how to speed up his economic reforms . India ' s finance minister take notes What was the reason for India's change of heart about American capitalism? 6 13 -1229 3 " We ' re on your side . We ' ll do what we can as soon as possible , " Manmohan Singh said , as U . S . Secretary of Commerce Ronald Brown sat alongside the businessmen and smiled . alongside Why would he lie? 36 37 -1229 4 As many predicted after the fall of the Soviet Union , India is courting the West for all the investment and technical assistance that Moscow no longer provides - - and shedding socialism as it improves ties with capitalistic powerhouses . socialism So in the end they changed their opinion completely? 32 33 -1229 5 But the United States also is working hard to improve its relations and trade with India by playing down disagreements over issues such as nuclear proliferation and human rights . down Why are they playing it down? 18 19 -1229 5 But the United States also is working hard to improve its relations and trade with India by playing down disagreements over issues such as nuclear proliferation and human rights . disagreements What kind of disagreements? 19 20 -1230 1 One commander likened the moment to " a fairy tale . " His counterpart repeated " beautiful " over and over . It was a spectacle : two 100 - ton spaceships , flying only 37 feet apart at 17 , 500 mph . two 100 - ton spaceships , What were these spaceships? 27 33 -1230 1 One commander likened the moment to " a fairy tale . " His counterpart repeated " beautiful " over and over . It was a spectacle : two 100 - ton spaceships , flying only 37 feet apart at 17 , 500 mph . two 100 - ton spaceships , Which two spacecraft were flying? 27 33 -1230 1 One commander likened the moment to " a fairy tale . " His counterpart repeated " beautiful " over and over . It was a spectacle : two 100 - ton spaceships , flying only 37 feet apart at 17 , 500 mph . One commander Who is this commander? 0 2 -1230 1 One commander likened the moment to " a fairy tale . " His counterpart repeated " beautiful " over and over . It was a spectacle : two 100 - ton spaceships , flying only 37 feet apart at 17 , 500 mph . moment to " a fairy tale . " When was this \"fairy tale\" moment occurred? 4 12 -1230 1 One commander likened the moment to " a fairy tale . " His counterpart repeated " beautiful " over and over . It was a spectacle : two 100 - ton spaceships , flying only 37 feet apart at 17 , 500 mph . spaceships , Who is flying these spaceships? 31 33 -1230 2 " Unbelievable , " Discovery commander James Wetherbee said as the shuttle and the Russian space station Mir participated in an 245 - mile - high orbital ballet worthy of " 2001 : A Space Odyssey . " 245 - mile - high orbital ballet Where is this happening? 21 28 -1230 2 " Unbelievable , " Discovery commander James Wetherbee said as the shuttle and the Russian space station Mir participated in an 245 - mile - high orbital ballet worthy of " 2001 : A Space Odyssey . " station Is a space station considered a spaceship? 16 17 -1230 4 Monday ' s rendezvous , the first between U . S . and Russian spacecraft since the 1975 Apollo - Soyuz docking , was a 10 - minute rehearsal for the first shuttle - space station docking in June . This time , Discovery and Mir hovered between 37 and 44 feet apart . shuttle - space station docking in June What is the need for the docking? 32 39 -1230 4 Monday ' s rendezvous , the first between U . S . and Russian spacecraft since the 1975 Apollo - Soyuz docking , was a 10 - minute rehearsal for the first shuttle - space station docking in June . This time , Discovery and Mir hovered between 37 and 44 feet apart . 1975 Apollo - Soyuz docking , What is the 1975 Apollo-Soyuz docking? 17 23 -1230 4 Monday ' s rendezvous , the first between U . S . and Russian spacecraft since the 1975 Apollo - Soyuz docking , was a 10 - minute rehearsal for the first shuttle - space station docking in June . This time , Discovery and Mir hovered between 37 and 44 feet apart . rehearsal How many rehearsals are required before the actual docking attempt? 28 29 -1231 1 Legislation setting up an economic police force to combat tax evasion , will be introduced to Parliament this week , finance ministry officials said Monday . economic what is an economic police force? 4 5 -1231 1 Legislation setting up an economic police force to combat tax evasion , will be introduced to Parliament this week , finance ministry officials said Monday . combat tax evasion , How will the force combat those who evade taxes? 8 12 -1231 2 The bill is not expected to encounter any opposition in the 300 - member Parliament . opposition why is there no opposition? 8 9 -1231 2 The bill is not expected to encounter any opposition in the 300 - member Parliament . not expected to encounter any opposition why is it not expected to encounter opposition? 3 9 -1231 3 The new police division will be similar to what already exists in several European countries including Italy . It will have far ranging powers including the right to arrest violators on the spot , according to ministry officials . on the spot , how do you discover tax evasion \"on the spot\"? 30 34 -1231 3 The new police division will be similar to what already exists in several European countries including Italy . It will have far ranging powers including the right to arrest violators on the spot , according to ministry officials . exists in several European countries Which other nations already have this sort of police force? 10 15 -1231 4 Business establishments will be obligated to give customers receipts . Failing to do so can result in stiff fines and their businesses closed for days or weeks . stiff fines what is the possible range of fines? 17 19 -1231 5 " The measure is aimed at limiting , if not stopping completely , tax evasion and undeclared income sources which are difficult to locate , " said Finance Minister Alekos Papadopoulos who will introduce the bill . tax evasion and undeclared income How prevalent is tax evasion in Greece? 13 18 -1232 1 A man who fled Switzerland after his conviction for swindling dlrs 153 million in Switzerland was arrested after making his way to Southern California . swindling dlrs 153 million in Switzerland Why did he steal the money? 9 15 -1232 1 A man who fled Switzerland after his conviction for swindling dlrs 153 million in Switzerland was arrested after making his way to Southern California . dlrs what does this mean? $? 10 11 -1232 1 A man who fled Switzerland after his conviction for swindling dlrs 153 million in Switzerland was arrested after making his way to Southern California . arrested How was this man caught by authorities? 16 17 -1232 2 Federal marshals arrested Joachim Luethi , 45 , on Friday in the Marina del Rey condominium he was renting , said Tom Figmik , supervisory deputy U . S . marshal in Los Angeles . Friday what date? 9 10 -1232 2 Federal marshals arrested Joachim Luethi , 45 , on Friday in the Marina del Rey condominium he was renting , said Tom Figmik , supervisory deputy U . S . marshal in Los Angeles . renting , How long did it take for authorities to find him? 18 20 -1232 4 Luethi was sentenced in Switzerland to 7 1 / 2 years in prison in March 1994 for multiple charges including fraud , forgery and bank embezzlement . He was released on bail pending his appeal and then fled the country , Figmik said . was released on bail pending Why did he receive release? 28 33 -1232 4 Luethi was sentenced in Switzerland to 7 1 / 2 years in prison in March 1994 for multiple charges including fraud , forgery and bank embezzlement . He was released on bail pending his appeal and then fled the country , Figmik said . fled How was he able to avoid authorities and flee the country? 37 38 -1232 5 Details of his crimes in Switzerland weren ' t immediately available . weren ' t immediately available why weren't they immediately available? 6 11 -1232 5 Details of his crimes in Switzerland weren ' t immediately available . Details What exactly are the details of his crimes? 0 1 -1233 1 Israeli and PLO negotiators on Tuesday resumed peace talks halted for more than two weeks by violent attacks on Israelis by radical Islamic opponents of the peace process . opponents Why do they oppose the peace process? 23 24 -1233 1 Israeli and PLO negotiators on Tuesday resumed peace talks halted for more than two weeks by violent attacks on Israelis by radical Islamic opponents of the peace process . attacks How were the Israelis attacked? 17 18 -1233 1 Israeli and PLO negotiators on Tuesday resumed peace talks halted for more than two weeks by violent attacks on Israelis by radical Islamic opponents of the peace process . PLO What is PLO? 2 3 -1233 1 Israeli and PLO negotiators on Tuesday resumed peace talks halted for more than two weeks by violent attacks on Israelis by radical Islamic opponents of the peace process . radical What makes them radical? 21 22 -1233 2 The negotiations were renewed following a summit last Thursday by the leaders of Israel , the Palestine Liberation Organization , Jordan and Egypt . PLO chief Yasser Arafat and Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin of Israel are scheduled to meet again Thursday . summit What topics were discussed at this summit? 6 7 -1233 3 Negotiators from both sides said they would work in the Cairo talks on reaching agreement on Palestinian elections as a step toward broadening the autonomy granted by the Israeli - PLO accord . elections What role do elections play in the disagreement? What does each side want? 17 18 -1233 4 " We at this session will start writing , actually drafting , the agreement , " chief Israeli negotiator Yoel Singer said as he entered the talks at a Cairo hotel . start writing , actually drafting , When do they hope to have it finalized? 6 12 -1233 4 " We at this session will start writing , actually drafting , the agreement , " chief Israeli negotiator Yoel Singer said as he entered the talks at a Cairo hotel . Cairo Why are the talks held in Cairo? 29 30 -1233 4 " We at this session will start writing , actually drafting , the agreement , " chief Israeli negotiator Yoel Singer said as he entered the talks at a Cairo hotel . Cairo Why were the talks in Cairo? 29 30 -1233 5 During a break in the afternoon , Singer characterized the discussions as " very good . " But the chief PLO delegate , Saeb Erekat , said earlier he did not expect an agreement to be reached during the two days of talks . expect Why does the PLO delegate not optimistic about the talks? 31 32 -1233 5 During a break in the afternoon , Singer characterized the discussions as " very good . " But the chief PLO delegate , Saeb Erekat , said earlier he did not expect an agreement to be reached during the two days of talks . did not expect an agreement Why was agreement so far away? 29 34 -1234 1 The parliament ' s upper chamber on Tuesday elected the last remaining judge for Russia ' s supreme legal body , the Constitutional Court , allowing it to resume its work after an imposed break of more than a year . imposed break of more than a year . Why was there such a long break? 33 41 -1234 1 The parliament ' s upper chamber on Tuesday elected the last remaining judge for Russia ' s supreme legal body , the Constitutional Court , allowing it to resume its work after an imposed break of more than a year . last remaining judge Why are there no remaining judges? 10 13 -1234 1 The parliament ' s upper chamber on Tuesday elected the last remaining judge for Russia ' s supreme legal body , the Constitutional Court , allowing it to resume its work after an imposed break of more than a year . resume its work Why had the work stopped? 28 31 -1234 1 The parliament ' s upper chamber on Tuesday elected the last remaining judge for Russia ' s supreme legal body , the Constitutional Court , allowing it to resume its work after an imposed break of more than a year . imposed break What was the reason for this imposed break?\n 33 35 -1234 1 The parliament ' s upper chamber on Tuesday elected the last remaining judge for Russia ' s supreme legal body , the Constitutional Court , allowing it to resume its work after an imposed break of more than a year . imposed What caused the break? 33 34 -1234 1 The parliament ' s upper chamber on Tuesday elected the last remaining judge for Russia ' s supreme legal body , the Constitutional Court , allowing it to resume its work after an imposed break of more than a year . year What year is this article referring to? 39 40 -1234 2 President Boris Yeltsin suspended the court for backing his hard - line enemies in the old parliament during the violent showdown in the fall of 1993 . The judges then declared Yeltsin ' s decree disbanding the parliament unconstitutional . President Boris Yeltsin How President Boris Yeltsin suspended the court for backing? 0 3 -1234 2 President Boris Yeltsin suspended the court for backing his hard - line enemies in the old parliament during the violent showdown in the fall of 1993 . The judges then declared Yeltsin ' s decree disbanding the parliament unconstitutional . decree disbanding the parliament unconstitutional Why did Yeltsin think he could disband the parliament? 34 39 -1234 2 President Boris Yeltsin suspended the court for backing his hard - line enemies in the old parliament during the violent showdown in the fall of 1993 . The judges then declared Yeltsin ' s decree disbanding the parliament unconstitutional . suspended the court Why did he suspend the court? 3 6 -1234 2 President Boris Yeltsin suspended the court for backing his hard - line enemies in the old parliament during the violent showdown in the fall of 1993 . The judges then declared Yeltsin ' s decree disbanding the parliament unconstitutional . violent showdown Who was this showdown between? 19 21 -1234 2 President Boris Yeltsin suspended the court for backing his hard - line enemies in the old parliament during the violent showdown in the fall of 1993 . The judges then declared Yeltsin ' s decree disbanding the parliament unconstitutional . violent What violent events occurred during that fall? 19 20 -1234 3 The court ' s 13 former judges kept their seats , but a new law required six additional members . six additional members How new law required? 16 19 -1234 3 The court ' s 13 former judges kept their seats , but a new law required six additional members . required Why did they require more members? 15 16 -1234 3 The court ' s 13 former judges kept their seats , but a new law required six additional members . kept What agreement did they reach to allow them to keep their seats? 7 8 -1234 4 It took the parliament ' s upper chamber , the Federation Council , more than a year to fill the vacancies , as it repeatedly turned down several candidates who had worked for Yeltsin ' s office . who had worked for Yeltsin ' s office Who had worked for Yeltsin's office? 29 37 -1234 4 It took the parliament ' s upper chamber , the Federation Council , more than a year to fill the vacancies , as it repeatedly turned down several candidates who had worked for Yeltsin ' s office . several candidates who had worked for Yeltsin ' s Why were so many candidates linked to Yeltsin? 27 36 -1234 4 It took the parliament ' s upper chamber , the Federation Council , more than a year to fill the vacancies , as it repeatedly turned down several candidates who had worked for Yeltsin ' s office . more than a year Why did it take so long? 13 17 -1234 4 It took the parliament ' s upper chamber , the Federation Council , more than a year to fill the vacancies , as it repeatedly turned down several candidates who had worked for Yeltsin ' s office . repeatedly turned down Why were these candidates being turned down? 24 27 -1234 5 On Tuesday , it confirmed the nomination of Marat Baglai , a doctor of law and the deputy head of the Academy of Labor and Social Sciences , the last court member who remained to be appointed . confirmed the nomination Who confirmed for nominatin? 4 7 -1234 5 On Tuesday , it confirmed the nomination of Marat Baglai , a doctor of law and the deputy head of the Academy of Labor and Social Sciences , the last court member who remained to be appointed . nomination of Who was he nominated by? 6 8 -1235 1 President Clinton ' s deadline for settling the Major League Baseball strike came and went without agreement . deadline for settling What was president clintons deadline? 4 7 -1235 1 President Clinton ' s deadline for settling the Major League Baseball strike came and went without agreement . Major League Baseball strike Why was there a strike? 8 12 -1235 1 President Clinton ' s deadline for settling the Major League Baseball strike came and went without agreement . settling the Major League Baseball strike Why was there a Major League Baseball strike? 6 12 -1235 1 President Clinton ' s deadline for settling the Major League Baseball strike came and went without agreement . went without agreement How did Clinton fail? 14 17 -1235 1 President Clinton ' s deadline for settling the Major League Baseball strike came and went without agreement . came and went without agreement . Why did the deadline pass? 12 18 -1235 2 Presidential mediator W . J . Usery did not present his plan for a settlement . did not present his plan for a settlement . Why did W.J Usery not present a plan for a settlement? 7 16 -1235 2 Presidential mediator W . J . Usery did not present his plan for a settlement . did not present his plan for a settlement Why did he not present? 7 15 -1235 2 Presidential mediator W . J . Usery did not present his plan for a settlement . did not present his plan Why did Usery not present his plan? 7 12 -1235 3 Players filed another unfair labor practice charge with the National Labor Relations Board . unfair labor practice charge What was the unfair labor practice charge? 3 7 -1235 3 Players filed another unfair labor practice charge with the National Labor Relations Board . unfair labor practice charge Why did they file an unfair labor practice charge? 3 7 -1235 3 Players filed another unfair labor practice charge with the National Labor Relations Board . another unfair labor practice charge How many other charges were there prior to this one? 2 7 -1235 3 Players filed another unfair labor practice charge with the National Labor Relations Board . labor practice charge What did the charges allege? 4 7 -1235 4 All in all , Monday was not exactly a banner day for the old ball game . not exactly a banner day Why was it not exactly a banner day? 6 11 -1235 5 " It ' s just a few hundred folks trying to figure out how to divide nearly dlrs 2 billion , " Clinton said , summing up a popular sentiment . " They ought to be able to figure that out . " " They ought to be able to figure that out What should they ought to be able to figure out? 31 41 -1235 5 " It ' s just a few hundred folks trying to figure out how to divide nearly dlrs 2 billion , " Clinton said , summing up a popular sentiment . " They ought to be able to figure that out . " few hundred folks Who are these few hundred folks? 6 9 -1235 5 " It ' s just a few hundred folks trying to figure out how to divide nearly dlrs 2 billion , " Clinton said , summing up a popular sentiment . " They ought to be able to figure that out . " nearly dlrs 2 billion , " Why is the issue around $2 billion? 16 22 -1235 5 " It ' s just a few hundred folks trying to figure out how to divide nearly dlrs 2 billion , " Clinton said , summing up a popular sentiment . " They ought to be able to figure that out . " figure that out How should they figure this out? 38 41 -1235 5 " It ' s just a few hundred folks trying to figure out how to divide nearly dlrs 2 billion , " Clinton said , summing up a popular sentiment . " They ought to be able to figure that out . " how to divide nearly dlrs 2 billion , " Why was there such discontent among both sides? 13 22 -1236 1 In an escalation of tension between neighbors , Romania ' s president has criticized an apparently illegal expression of national pride by ethnic Hungarians and Budapest ' s ambassador . illegal expression of national pride How was it illegal? 16 21 -1236 1 In an escalation of tension between neighbors , Romania ' s president has criticized an apparently illegal expression of national pride by ethnic Hungarians and Budapest ' s ambassador . illegal expression of national pride What was the illegal expression of national pride? 16 21 -1236 1 In an escalation of tension between neighbors , Romania ' s president has criticized an apparently illegal expression of national pride by ethnic Hungarians and Budapest ' s ambassador . illegal expression What is considered an illegal expression of national pride? 16 18 -1236 1 In an escalation of tension between neighbors , Romania ' s president has criticized an apparently illegal expression of national pride by ethnic Hungarians and Budapest ' s ambassador . Romania ' s president what is his name? 8 12 -1236 2 Traian Chebeleu , spokesman for President Ion Iliescu , said in a statement late Monday that the hoisting of the Hungarian flag and singing of the Hungarian anthem by prominent ethnic Hungarians on Sunday was " an offense to the Romanian state . " " an offense to the Romanian state Why were these actions offensive? 35 42 -1236 2 Traian Chebeleu , spokesman for President Ion Iliescu , said in a statement late Monday that the hoisting of the Hungarian flag and singing of the Hungarian anthem by prominent ethnic Hungarians on Sunday was " an offense to the Romanian state . " " an offense to the Romanian state . " How was this offensive? 35 44 -1236 2 Traian Chebeleu , spokesman for President Ion Iliescu , said in a statement late Monday that the hoisting of the Hungarian flag and singing of the Hungarian anthem by prominent ethnic Hungarians on Sunday was " an offense to the Romanian state . " offense How is patriotism offensive? 37 38 -1236 2 Traian Chebeleu , spokesman for President Ion Iliescu , said in a statement late Monday that the hoisting of the Hungarian flag and singing of the Hungarian anthem by prominent ethnic Hungarians on Sunday was " an offense to the Romanian state . " late Monday of which year? 13 15 -1236 3 " It is a regrettable , provocative action , which takes Hungarians outside the Romanian state and their normal cohabitation with other groups , " he said on state TV . normal cohabitation What defines normal cohabitation? 18 20 -1236 3 " It is a regrettable , provocative action , which takes Hungarians outside the Romanian state and their normal cohabitation with other groups , " he said on state TV . provocative What is provocative about singing your national anthem? 6 7 -1236 4 The sharp words and flouting of what is considered a sensitive law are signs of growing friction between the two sides . Hungarians , most of whom live in Transylvania adjacent to Hungary , make up about 8 percent of Romania ' s 23 million people . growing friction between the two sides Why are things becoming more tense? 15 21 -1236 4 The sharp words and flouting of what is considered a sensitive law are signs of growing friction between the two sides . Hungarians , most of whom live in Transylvania adjacent to Hungary , make up about 8 percent of Romania ' s 23 million people . live in Transylvania Is there a reason why most Hungarians live in Transylvania? 27 30 -1236 4 The sharp words and flouting of what is considered a sensitive law are signs of growing friction between the two sides . Hungarians , most of whom live in Transylvania adjacent to Hungary , make up about 8 percent of Romania ' s 23 million people . sensitive law What makes this law different, or sensitive compared to other laws? 10 12 -1236 4 The sharp words and flouting of what is considered a sensitive law are signs of growing friction between the two sides . Hungarians , most of whom live in Transylvania adjacent to Hungary , make up about 8 percent of Romania ' s 23 million people . flouting definition of this word? 4 5 -1236 5 Last month a top Romanian official was snubbed by Prime Minister Gyula Horn on a visit to Hungary . snubbed What did the Prime Minister do? 7 8 -1236 5 Last month a top Romanian official was snubbed by Prime Minister Gyula Horn on a visit to Hungary . snubbed How was he snubbed? 7 8 -1236 5 Last month a top Romanian official was snubbed by Prime Minister Gyula Horn on a visit to Hungary . snubbed how was he snubbed? 7 8 -1237 1 A former top official at American Honda Motor Co . pleaded guilty Tuesday to racketeering and mail fraud as he was about to go on trial in a nationwide kickback investigation . investigation What caused the investigation? 30 31 -1237 1 A former top official at American Honda Motor Co . pleaded guilty Tuesday to racketeering and mail fraud as he was about to go on trial in a nationwide kickback investigation . nationwide kickback investigation . What was the reason for the investigation? 28 32 -1237 1 A former top official at American Honda Motor Co . pleaded guilty Tuesday to racketeering and mail fraud as he was about to go on trial in a nationwide kickback investigation . A former top official at American Honda Motor Co Who is the former top official at American Honda Motor Co.? 0 9 -1237 1 A former top official at American Honda Motor Co . pleaded guilty Tuesday to racketeering and mail fraud as he was about to go on trial in a nationwide kickback investigation . kickback investigation What is a kickback investigation? 29 31 -1237 2 Stanley Cardiges , 49 , of Laguna Hills , California , also pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit mail fraud . conspiracy What was the conspiracy or plan? 15 16 -1237 2 Stanley Cardiges , 49 , of Laguna Hills , California , also pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit mail fraud . conspiracy to commit mail fraud How did a conspiracy to commit mail fraud occur? 15 20 -1237 3 Under the plea agreement , Cardiges faces up to 35 years in prison and a fine of up to dlrs 1 million . He had faced up to 40 years in prison if he had been convicted on a larger number of charges , including witness - tampering . witness - tampering How did he tamper with witnesses? 45 48 -1237 3 Under the plea agreement , Cardiges faces up to 35 years in prison and a fine of up to dlrs 1 million . He had faced up to 40 years in prison if he had been convicted on a larger number of charges , including witness - tampering . plea agreement , Why did they offer a plea agreement? 2 5 -1237 4 The plea came as jury selection was to begin for Cardiges ; John Billmyer of Raleigh , North Carolina ; and Dennis Josleyn of Penn Valley , California . John Billmyer Who is John Billmyer? 12 14 -1237 4 The plea came as jury selection was to begin for Cardiges ; John Billmyer of Raleigh , North Carolina ; and Dennis Josleyn of Penn Valley , California . Dennis Josleyn Who is Dennis Joselyn? 21 23 -1237 5 Before Tuesday , 15 other former Honda and Acura executives , two former dealers , an advertiser and a lawyer had already pleaded guilty to charges including racketeering , perjury and mail fraud . perjury and mail fraud What were the executives trying to fraud people over? 29 33 -1237 5 Before Tuesday , 15 other former Honda and Acura executives , two former dealers , an advertiser and a lawyer had already pleaded guilty to charges including racketeering , perjury and mail fraud . 15 other former Honda and Acura executives , Who are these 15 the former Honda and Acura executives? 3 11 -1238 1 A court ruled Tuesday that a Palestinian woman cannot be turned over to Germany to face accessory to murder charges in the 1977 hijacking of a Lufthansa airliner . A court What court - where? 0 2 -1238 1 A court ruled Tuesday that a Palestinian woman cannot be turned over to Germany to face accessory to murder charges in the 1977 hijacking of a Lufthansa airliner . woman What was her role in the hijacking of the airliner? 7 8 -1238 1 A court ruled Tuesday that a Palestinian woman cannot be turned over to Germany to face accessory to murder charges in the 1977 hijacking of a Lufthansa airliner . cannot be turned over to Germany Why could she not face extradition? 8 14 -1238 1 A court ruled Tuesday that a Palestinian woman cannot be turned over to Germany to face accessory to murder charges in the 1977 hijacking of a Lufthansa airliner . cannot be turned over why cant she be turned over? 8 12 -1238 2 The Oslo preliminary court blocked extradition because Norway ' s 15 - year statute of limitations had run out on accessory to murder or attempted murder charges , said court secretary Ketil Bjornbach . Oslo preliminary court Is this a specific court in Norway? 1 4 -1238 2 The Oslo preliminary court blocked extradition because Norway ' s 15 - year statute of limitations had run out on accessory to murder or attempted murder charges , said court secretary Ketil Bjornbach . secretary Ketil Bjornbach what are her credentials? 30 33 -1238 3 A higher court , the Oslo superior court , is now expected to rule on the same issue : whether 41 - year - old Suhaila Al Sayeh can be extradited to Germany . Oslo superior court , Is this a specific court in Norway? 5 9 -1238 3 A higher court , the Oslo superior court , is now expected to rule on the same issue : whether 41 - year - old Suhaila Al Sayeh can be extradited to Germany . Suhaila Al Sayeh is she a murderer too? 25 28 -1238 4 Al Sayeh , known as Souhaila Andrawes in Norway , was the only one of four hijackers to survive the 1977 hijacking . hijackers What happened in the 1977 hijacking? 16 17 -1238 4 Al Sayeh , known as Souhaila Andrawes in Norway , was the only one of four hijackers to survive the 1977 hijacking . survive Were there other survivors? 18 19 -1238 4 Al Sayeh , known as Souhaila Andrawes in Norway , was the only one of four hijackers to survive the 1977 hijacking . hijacking What was the motive behind the hijacking? 21 22 -1238 4 Al Sayeh , known as Souhaila Andrawes in Norway , was the only one of four hijackers to survive the 1977 hijacking . only one of four hijackers to survive How did she survive the event? 12 19 -1238 5 She was severely wounded when German anti - terror police stormed the plane in Mogadishu , Somalia . The hijackers had shot and killed the airliner ' s pilot and threatened passengers . severely wounded Were the other hijackers killed by the police? 2 4 -1238 5 She was severely wounded when German anti - terror police stormed the plane in Mogadishu , Somalia . The hijackers had shot and killed the airliner ' s pilot and threatened passengers . wounded Why were charges not brought up back when the event happened? 3 4 -1239 1 NATO ' s commander has asked Germany for a detailed list of hardware and forces it can provide if the alliance has to evacuate U . N . peacekeepers from Bosnia , the government said Tuesday . provide if the alliance has to evacuate U . N . Why does the alliance have to evacuate? 17 28 -1239 1 NATO ' s commander has asked Germany for a detailed list of hardware and forces it can provide if the alliance has to evacuate U . N . peacekeepers from Bosnia , the government said Tuesday . has to evacuate U . N . peacekeepers from Bosnia , Why would peacekeepers need to be evacuated 21 32 -1239 1 NATO ' s commander has asked Germany for a detailed list of hardware and forces it can provide if the alliance has to evacuate U . N . peacekeepers from Bosnia , the government said Tuesday . evacuate What happened in Bosnia that might necessitate evacuation? 23 24 -1239 2 U . S . Army Gen . George A . Joulwan stressed in a letter to the German government " that this request in no way means there will be a deployment " of alliance forces soon to Bosnia , said Dieter Vogel , spokesman for Chancellor Helmut Kohl . Helmut How is Helmut Kohl related to the situation? What role does she play? 47 48 -1239 2 U . S . Army Gen . George A . Joulwan stressed in a letter to the German government " that this request in no way means there will be a deployment " of alliance forces soon to Bosnia , said Dieter Vogel , spokesman for Chancellor Helmut Kohl . German Has the U.S. Army General reached out to other governments in the region for aid? 17 18 -1239 3 Vogel said " NATO and Germany are still convinced that the continued presence of blue helmets is by far preferred over their possible withdrawal . " helmets What does 'blue helmets' refer to? 15 16 -1239 4 Still , Joulwan ' s letter shows that NATO is moving to finalize contingency plans for an evacuation should countries contributing to the 24 , 000 - strong U . N . mission decide to leave . 24 , 000 - strong U . N . mission decide to leave Why are the 24,000 U.N. leaving? 23 36 -1239 4 Still , Joulwan ' s letter shows that NATO is moving to finalize contingency plans for an evacuation should countries contributing to the 24 , 000 - strong U . N . mission decide to leave . 24 , 000 - strong U . N . mission decide to leave Why would the UN forces decide to leave? 23 36 -1239 4 Still , Joulwan ' s letter shows that NATO is moving to finalize contingency plans for an evacuation should countries contributing to the 24 , 000 - strong U . N . mission decide to leave . mission What was the objective of the original mission? 32 33 -1239 5 NATO asked Germany and other allied nations in December to state broadly what they could offer if the alliance is asked to provide cover for a withdrawal of the U . N . troops . what they could offer How would these allied nations go about gathering these resources? 12 16 -1239 5 NATO asked Germany and other allied nations in December to state broadly what they could offer if the alliance is asked to provide cover for a withdrawal of the U . N . troops . other allied nations Which other nations would be involved with this covering? 4 7 -1240 1 President Clinton stressed his administration ' s commitment to the fight against illegal immigration Tuesday and urged Congress to approve new package of initiatives to do more . new package of initiatives What type of initiatives? 20 24 -1240 1 President Clinton stressed his administration ' s commitment to the fight against illegal immigration Tuesday and urged Congress to approve new package of initiatives to do more . new package of initiatives What does the new package of initiatives consist of? 20 24 -1240 1 President Clinton stressed his administration ' s commitment to the fight against illegal immigration Tuesday and urged Congress to approve new package of initiatives to do more . initiatives How will these initiatives work? 23 24 -1240 2 " It is wrong and ultimately self - defeating for a nation of immigrants to permit the kind of abuse of our immigration laws that we have seen , " Clinton said . " There is too much of it , and we must do much more to stop it . " we must do much more to stop it What did they think needed to occur? 42 50 -1240 2 " It is wrong and ultimately self - defeating for a nation of immigrants to permit the kind of abuse of our immigration laws that we have seen , " Clinton said . " There is too much of it , and we must do much more to stop it . " ultimately self - defeating Why is it self-defeating? 5 9 -1240 2 " It is wrong and ultimately self - defeating for a nation of immigrants to permit the kind of abuse of our immigration laws that we have seen , " Clinton said . " There is too much of it , and we must do much more to stop it . " stop How is it possible to stop it? 48 49 -1240 3 Immigration initiatives that Clinton proposed Monday in his 1996 budget would add dlrs 1 billion in new spending to reinforce the Border Patrol and U . S . Immigration and Naturalization Service , speed up deportations and provide money for border states . reinforce the Border Patrol How would the authorities be reinforced? 19 23 -1240 3 Immigration initiatives that Clinton proposed Monday in his 1996 budget would add dlrs 1 billion in new spending to reinforce the Border Patrol and U . S . Immigration and Naturalization Service , speed up deportations and provide money for border states . provide money for border states What will the border states use the money for? 37 42 -1240 4 " We need help from the Congress to implement this plan , " Clinton told reporters at the White House . " We need help What kind of help from the Congress do they need? 0 4 -1240 4 " We need help from the Congress to implement this plan , " Clinton told reporters at the White House . implement How will the plan be implemented? 8 9 -1240 5 On Tuesday , the president also signed an executive order directing federal agencies to give priority to the crackdown on illegal immigration . federal agencies Which agencies would receive these directives? 11 13 -1240 5 On Tuesday , the president also signed an executive order directing federal agencies to give priority to the crackdown on illegal immigration . give priority to the crackdown How will federal agencies crackdown on illegal immigration? 14 19 -1240 5 On Tuesday , the president also signed an executive order directing federal agencies to give priority to the crackdown on illegal immigration . priority How is the priority given? 15 16 -1241 1 Russian Grand Master Anatoly Karpov settled Tuesady for a draw against Boris Gelfand of Belarus after missing several chances in the second of their ten - game World Chess Championship semifinals . Grand Master What is a Grand Master? 1 3 -1241 1 Russian Grand Master Anatoly Karpov settled Tuesady for a draw against Boris Gelfand of Belarus after missing several chances in the second of their ten - game World Chess Championship semifinals . missing several chances How did he miss several chances? 16 19 -1241 1 Russian Grand Master Anatoly Karpov settled Tuesady for a draw against Boris Gelfand of Belarus after missing several chances in the second of their ten - game World Chess Championship semifinals . ten - game Are semifinals always ten games? 24 27 -1241 2 The game was agreed drawn after 46th move as Karpov checked Gelfand ' s king repeatedly . drawn Under what other circumstances can a chess game be a draw? 4 5 -1241 2 The game was agreed drawn after 46th move as Karpov checked Gelfand ' s king repeatedly . The game was agreed drawn How is the game agreed drawn? 0 5 -1241 2 The game was agreed drawn after 46th move as Karpov checked Gelfand ' s king repeatedly . agreed Do players need to agree? 3 4 -1241 2 The game was agreed drawn after 46th move as Karpov checked Gelfand ' s king repeatedly . The game was agreed drawn after 46th How long did that take? 0 7 -1241 3 In their opening match on Monday in this city in southern India , the two Grand Masters had also settled for a draw . two Grand Masters had also settled for a draw . How many chess matches end in a drawer? 14 24 -1241 3 In their opening match on Monday in this city in southern India , the two Grand Masters had also settled for a draw . two Grand Masters had also settled for a draw Why did they settle on a draw? 14 23 -1241 4 In the other semifinals , American Grand Master Gata Kamsky forced a draw after 27 moves and split points in his second game against Valery Salov of Russia . Their adjourned first game will be played on Wednesday . after 27 moves How long is the average chess game? 13 16 -1241 4 In the other semifinals , American Grand Master Gata Kamsky forced a draw after 27 moves and split points in his second game against Valery Salov of Russia . Their adjourned first game will be played on Wednesday . split What does split points mean? 17 18 -1241 5 " It was a good draw . Gata played well and I realized after BE3 that he was playing for a draw , " said Salov after splitting points with Kamsky . BE3 What does BE3 mean in this context? 14 15 -1241 5 " It was a good draw . Gata played well and I realized after BE3 that he was playing for a draw , " said Salov after splitting points with Kamsky . " It was a good draw What determines a \"good\" draw? 0 6 -1241 5 " It was a good draw . Gata played well and I realized after BE3 that he was playing for a draw , " said Salov after splitting points with Kamsky . BE3 Is this a chess move? 14 15 -1241 5 " It was a good draw . Gata played well and I realized after BE3 that he was playing for a draw , " said Salov after splitting points with Kamsky . BE3 that he was playing for a draw , " How did he realize he was playing for a draw? 14 24 -1242 1 Superstars Alexander Popov and Franziska Van Almsick dominated freestyle races in the opening day of the 1995 swimming World Cup Tuesday . Superstars What makes them superstars? 0 1 -1242 1 Superstars Alexander Popov and Franziska Van Almsick dominated freestyle races in the opening day of the 1995 swimming World Cup Tuesday . dominated How did they dominate? 7 8 -1242 1 Superstars Alexander Popov and Franziska Van Almsick dominated freestyle races in the opening day of the 1995 swimming World Cup Tuesday . the opening day When was the opening day? 11 14 -1242 2 The Russian swimmer , a world and olympic champion , won the men ' s 100 - meter short - course event in 49 . 60 seconds . and olympic champion , how did he get so successful?\n 6 10 -1242 2 The Russian swimmer , a world and olympic champion , won the men ' s 100 - meter short - course event in 49 . 60 seconds . 49 How does this time compare to the top records for this event? 23 24 -1242 2 The Russian swimmer , a world and olympic champion , won the men ' s 100 - meter short - course event in 49 . 60 seconds . Russian Where in Russia is he from? 1 2 -1242 2 The Russian swimmer , a world and olympic champion , won the men ' s 100 - meter short - course event in 49 . 60 seconds . world and olympic champion , How many has he won? 5 10 -1242 2 The Russian swimmer , a world and olympic champion , won the men ' s 100 - meter short - course event in 49 . 60 seconds . 49 . 60 seconds . Is this a record? 23 28 -1242 3 New Zealander Danyon Loader placed second in 49 . 86 . New why were swimmers from countries of fewer people than larger countries so successful?\n 0 1 -1242 3 New Zealander Danyon Loader placed second in 49 . 86 . 49 How close is this time difference in the sport of swimming? 7 8 -1242 3 New Zealander Danyon Loader placed second in 49 . 86 . New Zealander Is this a common sport in New Zealand? 0 2 -1242 4 Van Almsick took the women ' s 50 - meter and 200 - meter races . 50 - meter and 200 - meter races What were her times and by how much did she prevail in each event? 7 15 -1242 4 Van Almsick took the women ' s 50 - meter and 200 - meter races . 50 - meter and 200 - meter races What were her times? 7 15 -1242 5 In the 50 meters , the German swimmer was timed in 25 . 45 seconds , ahead of Australian Sarah Ryan . In why is the 50 meters her event of choice?\n 0 1 -1242 5 In the 50 meters , the German swimmer was timed in 25 . 45 seconds , ahead of Australian Sarah Ryan . 25 How does this time compare to the world records? 11 12 -1242 5 In the 50 meters , the German swimmer was timed in 25 . 45 seconds , ahead of Australian Sarah Ryan . German Where in Germany is she from? 6 7 -1242 5 In the 50 meters , the German swimmer was timed in 25 . 45 seconds , ahead of Australian Sarah Ryan . ahead How far ahead? 16 17 -1242 5 In the 50 meters , the German swimmer was timed in 25 . 45 seconds , ahead of Australian Sarah Ryan . Australian Was she the only Australian? 18 19 -1243 1 Monopoly , the board game that rewards players for sending their competition into bankruptcy , is turning 60 . is turning 60 What year is the article from? 15 18 -1243 1 Monopoly , the board game that rewards players for sending their competition into bankruptcy , is turning 60 . bankruptcy , Is this really the goal of Monopoly? What is the appropriate age range? 13 15 -1243 2 Since it was introduced by Parker Brothers in February 1935 during the depths of the Depression , more than 160 million copies have been purchased . It is sold in 45 countries and printed in 25 languages , including Icelandic , Arabic , Croatian and Russian . Parker Brothers Who are Parker Brothers? 5 7 -1243 2 Since it was introduced by Parker Brothers in February 1935 during the depths of the Depression , more than 160 million copies have been purchased . It is sold in 45 countries and printed in 25 languages , including Icelandic , Arabic , Croatian and Russian . Parker What other games did Parker Brothers make? 5 6 -1243 2 Since it was introduced by Parker Brothers in February 1935 during the depths of the Depression , more than 160 million copies have been purchased . It is sold in 45 countries and printed in 25 languages , including Icelandic , Arabic , Croatian and Russian . countries Is Monopoly really allowed in countries such as Russia and China? 31 32 -1243 3 To mark the birthday , " Rich Uncle Pennybags , " the character on millions of Monopoly boxes , rang the opening bell at the American Stock Exchange in New York Tuesday . Parker Brothers is a subsidiary of Pawtucket , Rhode Island - based Hasbro Inc . , whose shares are traded on the exchange . Hasbro How does Monopoly rank among Hasbro Inc's many toy and game brands? 45 46 -1243 4 Edward Parker , former president of Parker Brothers , once said the appeal of Monopoly is " clobbering your best friend without doing any damage . " appeal Would Monopoly be considered a classic capitalist themed board game? 12 13 -1243 5 " When you come to the table , everyone comes equal . Everyone starts with the same amount of money , " said Bob Wann , senior vice president of marketing for Hasbro Games Group . " The game plays simply enough that an 8 - year - old can play , but it ' s still challenging enough for an adult . senior vice president of marketing What are the responsibilities of this role? 26 31 -1243 5 " When you come to the table , everyone comes equal . Everyone starts with the same amount of money , " said Bob Wann , senior vice president of marketing for Hasbro Games Group . " The game plays simply enough that an 8 - year - old can play , but it ' s still challenging enough for an adult . " The game plays simply enough What makes the game simple for youth, but still challenging for adults? 36 42 -1244 1 Qualifier Carsten Arriens of Germany beat British veteran Jeremy Bates 6 - 3 , 6 - 4 Tuesday to advance to the second round of the dlrs 1 million Dubai Open tennis championship . British veteran Jeremy Bates Has Bates ever won a Grand Slam? 6 10 -1244 1 Qualifier Carsten Arriens of Germany beat British veteran Jeremy Bates 6 - 3 , 6 - 4 Tuesday to advance to the second round of the dlrs 1 million Dubai Open tennis championship . Qualifier Carsten Arriens How did Carten Arriens qualify? 0 3 -1244 1 Qualifier Carsten Arriens of Germany beat British veteran Jeremy Bates 6 - 3 , 6 - 4 Tuesday to advance to the second round of the dlrs 1 million Dubai Open tennis championship . veteran Why is Bates considered a veteran? 7 8 -1244 2 Arriens received a spot in the main 32 - man draw after Australia ' s Mark Woodforde pulled out of the tournament on Monday . Mark Woodforde pulled out Why did Mark Woodforde pull out? 15 19 -1244 2 Arriens received a spot in the main 32 - man draw after Australia ' s Mark Woodforde pulled out of the tournament on Monday . pulled out Why did he have to pull out of the tournament? 17 19 -1244 2 Arriens received a spot in the main 32 - man draw after Australia ' s Mark Woodforde pulled out of the tournament on Monday . pulled out of the tournament why did he pull out of the tournament? 17 22 -1244 3 Woodforde had not recovered from the Davis Cup match in Durban , South Africa , where he was forced to withdraw Monday due to exhaustion during the decisive singles match against Marcos Ondruska . Marcos Ondruska . Where does Ondruska come from? 31 34 -1244 3 Woodforde had not recovered from the Davis Cup match in Durban , South Africa , where he was forced to withdraw Monday due to exhaustion during the decisive singles match against Marcos Ondruska . exhaustion during the decisive singles match Why did the singles match lead to his exhaustion? 24 30 -1244 3 Woodforde had not recovered from the Davis Cup match in Durban , South Africa , where he was forced to withdraw Monday due to exhaustion during the decisive singles match against Marcos Ondruska . exhaustion Why was he so exhausted? 24 25 -1244 4 In another first - round match , sixth - seeded Petr Korda of the Czech Republic easily defeated German Oliver Gross 6 - 1 , 6 - 2 . 6 - 1 , 6 - 2 . How many sets is the maximum than can be played in a men's match? 21 29 -1244 5 Korda , who did not play for his country in the Davis Cup this year , arrived in Dubai a week ago and played a lot of golf , which he said relaxes him , before the tournament opened . arrived in Dubai Where in the world is Dubai? 16 19 -1244 5 Korda , who did not play for his country in the Davis Cup this year , arrived in Dubai a week ago and played a lot of golf , which he said relaxes him , before the tournament opened . did not play for his country Why didn't Korda play for his country? 3 9 -1245 1 The attempted kidnappings of a leading diamond trader and his daughter ended Tuesday when police traced an abductor ' s car phone and killed him in a shootout . leading diamond trader and his daughter What are there names? Where did this take place? 5 11 -1245 1 The attempted kidnappings of a leading diamond trader and his daughter ended Tuesday when police traced an abductor ' s car phone and killed him in a shootout . a leading diamond trader Who is the diamond trader? 4 8 -1245 1 The attempted kidnappings of a leading diamond trader and his daughter ended Tuesday when police traced an abductor ' s car phone and killed him in a shootout . attempted kidnappings Why were they kidnapped? 1 3 -1245 1 The attempted kidnappings of a leading diamond trader and his daughter ended Tuesday when police traced an abductor ' s car phone and killed him in a shootout . a leading diamond trader and his daughter What are names of the leading diamond and his daughter? 4 11 -1245 1 The attempted kidnappings of a leading diamond trader and his daughter ended Tuesday when police traced an abductor ' s car phone and killed him in a shootout . abductor ' s Who is the abductor? 17 20 -1245 2 Diamond trader Asher Gertler escaped with only a minor injury from the gunbattle that erupted in the residential Ramat Aviv neighborhood . residential Ramat Aviv neighborhood What country is this in? 17 21 -1245 2 Diamond trader Asher Gertler escaped with only a minor injury from the gunbattle that erupted in the residential Ramat Aviv neighborhood . a minor injury What was the injury? 7 10 -1245 2 Diamond trader Asher Gertler escaped with only a minor injury from the gunbattle that erupted in the residential Ramat Aviv neighborhood . minor injury What was the injury? 8 10 -1245 2 Diamond trader Asher Gertler escaped with only a minor injury from the gunbattle that erupted in the residential Ramat Aviv neighborhood . Diamond trader Asher Gertler How old is Diamond trader Asher Gertler? 0 4 -1245 2 Diamond trader Asher Gertler escaped with only a minor injury from the gunbattle that erupted in the residential Ramat Aviv neighborhood . escaped How did he escape the gun battle? 4 5 -1245 2 Diamond trader Asher Gertler escaped with only a minor injury from the gunbattle that erupted in the residential Ramat Aviv neighborhood . minor injury What is this minor injury? 8 10 -1245 3 A search was on for a woman who separately kidnapped Gertler ' s 18 - year - old daughter Keren and held her for several hours in a suburban apartment , said Tel Aviv Police Chief Gabi Last . woman who separately kidnapped How did they know where to find the daughter? Why were there two kidnappers? 6 10 -1245 3 A search was on for a woman who separately kidnapped Gertler ' s 18 - year - old daughter Keren and held her for several hours in a suburban apartment , said Tel Aviv Police Chief Gabi Last . who separately kidnapped Was she working with the first kidnapper? 7 10 -1245 3 A search was on for a woman who separately kidnapped Gertler ' s 18 - year - old daughter Keren and held her for several hours in a suburban apartment , said Tel Aviv Police Chief Gabi Last . suburban apartment , Where is this suburban apartment located? 28 31 -1245 4 The kidnappers had demanded dlrs 2 million ransom . 2 million ransom . Who did they hope to get the ransom from? 5 9 -1245 5 Keren Gertler is the granddaughter of Moshe Schnitzer , a former president of Israel ' s Diamond Exchange and leading figure in the international diamond trade . granddaughter of Moshe Schnitzer , Does this mean her father was the son or son-in-law of Moshe? 4 9 -1246 1 The Constitutional Court has ruled that parts of a controversial law on compensation for Jews and others persecuted in World War II are unconstitutional , media reported Tuesday . controversial law to which law is this referring? 9 11 -1246 1 The Constitutional Court has ruled that parts of a controversial law on compensation for Jews and others persecuted in World War II are unconstitutional , media reported Tuesday . persecuted in World War II are unconstitutional , Why was the compensation unconstitutional? 17 25 -1246 2 The court ordered Parliament to draw up new legislation by Sept . 30 , allowing compensation for all those who were deported , put into forced labor or condemned without criminal proceedings . all those Is this all the Jews currently living in the United Kingdom? 17 19 -1246 3 The daily Magyar Hirlap cited the Constitutional Court ' s late Monday ruling against several passages of a 1992 compensation law , which barred from eligibility Jews who were not in combat units . Jews who were not in combat units Why were these Jewish persons barred? 26 33 -1247 1 Former U . S . President Jimmy Carter will receive one of this year ' s Roosevelt Four Freedoms Awards for his contributions to peace and social justice , Dutch television reported Tuesday . for his contributions What kind of contributions did former U.S. President Jimmy Carter do? 20 23 -1247 1 Former U . S . President Jimmy Carter will receive one of this year ' s Roosevelt Four Freedoms Awards for his contributions to peace and social justice , Dutch television reported Tuesday . contributions What were his contributions? 22 23 -1247 1 Former U . S . President Jimmy Carter will receive one of this year ' s Roosevelt Four Freedoms Awards for his contributions to peace and social justice , Dutch television reported Tuesday . Tuesday which tuesday? 32 33 -1247 2 Carter ' s 1994 jetsetting from one international flash point to another earned him one of the awards , although it was not immediatly clear which . one of the awards What kind of awards are there? 14 18 -1247 2 Carter ' s 1994 jetsetting from one international flash point to another earned him one of the awards , although it was not immediatly clear which . one international flash point to another Which events was he a heavy part of? 6 12 -1247 2 Carter ' s 1994 jetsetting from one international flash point to another earned him one of the awards , although it was not immediatly clear which . jetsetting What diplomatic contributions were credited to Carter in 1994? 4 5 -1247 2 Carter ' s 1994 jetsetting from one international flash point to another earned him one of the awards , although it was not immediatly clear which . international flash point what is a flash point? 7 10 -1247 3 The Roosevelt Foundation was expected to make an official announcement later this week . expected who is expecting that? 4 5 -1247 4 Carter last year acted as an independent mediator in crises in North Korea , Bosnia and Haiti . independent mediator What kind of crisis was he mediating for? 6 8 -1247 4 Carter last year acted as an independent mediator in crises in North Korea , Bosnia and Haiti . mediator What crises did he help mediate? 7 8 -1247 5 Former Dutch Prime Minister Ruud Lubbers will also receive an award , television reported . receive an award , What is former Dutch Prime Minister Ruud Lubbers receiving an award for? 8 12 -1247 5 Former Dutch Prime Minister Ruud Lubbers will also receive an award , television reported . also receive an award , What will the Dutch PM receive his award for doing? 7 12 -1247 5 Former Dutch Prime Minister Ruud Lubbers will also receive an award , television reported . award , What will the Dutch Prime Minister be honored for? 10 12 -1248 1 An " exasperated " President Clinton summoned players and owners to the White House this evening after a mediator failed to make any progress in settling the 179 - day U . S . Major League Baseball strike . 179 - day U . S . Major League Baseball strike What was the cause of the strike? 27 38 -1248 1 An " exasperated " President Clinton summoned players and owners to the White House this evening after a mediator failed to make any progress in settling the 179 - day U . S . Major League Baseball strike . Baseball strike Why were they on strike? 36 38 -1248 1 An " exasperated " President Clinton summoned players and owners to the White House this evening after a mediator failed to make any progress in settling the 179 - day U . S . Major League Baseball strike . evening what date? 15 16 -1248 2 Clinton , Vice President Al Gore and several White House aides met with mediator W . J . Usery for 35 minutes in the Oval Office . Usery brought with him an outline on how to resolve the dispute , but did not disclose those plans . did not disclose those plans Why didn't Usery disclose the plans? 41 46 -1248 3 With spring training supposed to start in only nine days , Usery also brought news that players and owners were no closer to a resolution . Usery also brought news Who qualified this Usery that the Clinton administration shall heed him? 11 15 -1248 4 " The president was exasperated that there was no progress toward settling the baseball strike , " said White House spokesman Mike McCurry . no progress toward settling the baseball strike , " What was the reason behind the the strike? 8 17 -1248 5 Clinton responded by ordering representatives of players and owners to the White House for a meeting at 6 p . m . EST ( 2300 GMT ) to stress the need for a settlement , McCurry said . the need for a settlement , What was the ultimate result of the settlement? 29 35 -1248 5 Clinton responded by ordering representatives of players and owners to the White House for a meeting at 6 p . m . EST ( 2300 GMT ) to stress the need for a settlement , McCurry said . meeting Why a meeting at the white house? 15 16 -1249 1 The Colombian government ' s willingness to assume responsibility for a massacre in which victims were tortured and cut up with chainsaws brought praise and a call for further investigation Tuesday from human rights advocates . massacre Who were the participants of the massacre? 11 12 -1249 2 The Organization of American States ' independent human rights commission heard representatives of victims and human rights groups and government witnesses at a closed hearing on the brutal and gory killings of 107 people between 1988 and 1991 . killings of 107 people What was the impetus for these types of killings? 30 34 -1249 2 The Organization of American States ' independent human rights commission heard representatives of victims and human rights groups and government witnesses at a closed hearing on the brutal and gory killings of 107 people between 1988 and 1991 . representatives of victims does this mean family and friends? 11 14 -1249 2 The Organization of American States ' independent human rights commission heard representatives of victims and human rights groups and government witnesses at a closed hearing on the brutal and gory killings of 107 people between 1988 and 1991 . killings What are the motives behind these killings? 30 31 -1249 3 A statement being drafted by the commission will say it fully agrees with steps taken by Colombian President Ernesto Samper , elected last August , to investigate the killings in Trujillo , 161 miles ( 255km ) west of Bogota , said Jose Miguel Vivanco , director of Human Rights Watch Americas . steps taken by Colombian President What steps are being taken by the Colombian president? 13 18 -1249 3 A statement being drafted by the commission will say it fully agrees with steps taken by Colombian President Ernesto Samper , elected last August , to investigate the killings in Trujillo , 161 miles ( 255km ) west of Bogota , said Jose Miguel Vivanco , director of Human Rights Watch Americas . investigate What are the details of the investigation? 26 27 -1249 4 Vivanco said the OAS group also will urge further investigation and prosecution . investigation What did this investigation uncover? 9 10 -1249 5 He said justice still must be pursued , including prosecution , payment of moral reparations and compensation to victims , public apologies and punishment of the killers . victims , Did the victims belong to any particular group? 18 20 -1250 1 North Korea is registering " some resistance " to the key role given to South Korea in the U . S . - North Korean nuclear deal , but U . S . officials said Tuesday they were confident the disagreement can be overcome . " some resistance " In what manner(s) has \"some resistance\" been evidenced by North Korea? 4 8 -1250 1 North Korea is registering " some resistance " to the key role given to South Korea in the U . S . - North Korean nuclear deal , but U . S . officials said Tuesday they were confident the disagreement can be overcome . resistance " What does some resistance mean? 6 8 -1250 1 North Korea is registering " some resistance " to the key role given to South Korea in the U . S . - North Korean nuclear deal , but U . S . officials said Tuesday they were confident the disagreement can be overcome . role What does key role entail? 11 12 -1250 1 North Korea is registering " some resistance " to the key role given to South Korea in the U . S . - North Korean nuclear deal , but U . S . officials said Tuesday they were confident the disagreement can be overcome . role given to South Korea What role did South Korea receive in this arms deal? 11 16 -1250 1 North Korea is registering " some resistance " to the key role given to South Korea in the U . S . - North Korean nuclear deal , but U . S . officials said Tuesday they were confident the disagreement can be overcome . registering " some resistance " Why is North Korea registering \"some resistance\" to the key role given to South Korea? 3 8 -1250 1 North Korea is registering " some resistance " to the key role given to South Korea in the U . S . - North Korean nuclear deal , but U . S . officials said Tuesday they were confident the disagreement can be overcome . role given to South Korea How important is the role given to South Korea in the U.S.-North Korean nuclear deal? 11 16 -1250 1 North Korea is registering " some resistance " to the key role given to South Korea in the U . S . - North Korean nuclear deal , but U . S . officials said Tuesday they were confident the disagreement can be overcome . confident How confident are U.S. officials that this disagreement can be overcome? 38 39 -1250 2 The dispute centers on plans for South Korea to supply two reactors to North Korea in exchange for Pyongyang ' s agreement to dismantle its nuclear program . dismantle Why would Pyongyang agree to dismantle South Korea's nuclear program? 23 24 -1250 2 The dispute centers on plans for South Korea to supply two reactors to North Korea in exchange for Pyongyang ' s agreement to dismantle its nuclear program . nuclear Are there any details of N. Korea's nuclear program? 25 26 -1250 2 The dispute centers on plans for South Korea to supply two reactors to North Korea in exchange for Pyongyang ' s agreement to dismantle its nuclear program . for South Korea to supply two reactors Why did they choose Such Korea to supply the two reactors to North Korea? 5 12 -1250 3 U . S . officials thought they had won North Korea ' s acquiescence to these terms . But Pyongyang officials have made clear in recent discussions that they remain an obstacle . obstacle In what other ways are they still an obstacle? 31 32 -1250 3 U . S . officials thought they had won North Korea ' s acquiescence to these terms . But Pyongyang officials have made clear in recent discussions that they remain an obstacle . Pyongyang What are these obstacles Pyongyang is talking about? 19 20 -1250 3 U . S . officials thought they had won North Korea ' s acquiescence to these terms . But Pyongyang officials have made clear in recent discussions that they remain an obstacle . thought they had won Why would U.S officials thought they had won North Korea's acquiescence to the terms? 5 9 -1250 4 " I don ' t think there are any alarm bells going off at this time , " said a senior U . S . official , expressing confidence that the dispute can be surmounted . confidence Why is the senior U.S. official confident that the dispute can be surmounted? 28 29 -1251 1 Hoping to end a confrontation with President Lech Walesa and avoid new parliamentary elections , Poland ' s prime minister offered to resign Tuesday and turn the government over to former communists . confrontation Why were they at odds? 4 5 -1251 1 Hoping to end a confrontation with President Lech Walesa and avoid new parliamentary elections , Poland ' s prime minister offered to resign Tuesday and turn the government over to former communists . avoid new parliamentary elections , How would the resignation possibly avoid a new set of elections? 10 15 -1251 1 Hoping to end a confrontation with President Lech Walesa and avoid new parliamentary elections , Poland ' s prime minister offered to resign Tuesday and turn the government over to former communists . former What type of government was this new prime minister under? 30 31 -1251 1 Hoping to end a confrontation with President Lech Walesa and avoid new parliamentary elections , Poland ' s prime minister offered to resign Tuesday and turn the government over to former communists . former communists What 'former communists'? 30 32 -1251 2 Prime Minister Waldemar Pawlak said he would step down in favor of the speaker of parliament , whose Democratic Left Alliance Party has the most seats in the governing coalition . governing coalition What is this governing coalition made up of? 28 30 -1251 3 Walesa has attacked Pawlak ' s government for weeks for foot - dragging on economic reforms and for tolerating corruption and inefficiency . He threatened last week to dissolve parliament , forcing new elections , as he did in 1993 . foot - dragging on economic reforms Why was the government holding off on pushing for economic reforms? 10 16 -1251 3 Walesa has attacked Pawlak ' s government for weeks for foot - dragging on economic reforms and for tolerating corruption and inefficiency . He threatened last week to dissolve parliament , forcing new elections , as he did in 1993 . tolerating corruption Why for tolerating? Is Walesa corrupt? 18 20 -1251 4 Walesa is also staunchly opposed to communists . As leader of the Solidarity labor union , he helped topple the communist regime in 1989 . he helped topple the communist regime how did he do it? 16 22 -1251 5 Speaker Jozef Oleksy ' s appointment as prime minister would require approval by the 460 - member parliament . But his party of renamed former communists has more than 160 seats and Pawlak ' s Peasant ' s party has more than 130 seats , giving them a comfortable majority . 460 - member Who holds the remaining seats? 14 17 -1252 1 Hoping to end a confrontation with President Lech Walesa and avoid new parliamentary elections , Poland ' s prime minister has offered to resign and turn the government over to former communists . President Why was there a confrontation with President Walesa? 6 7 -1252 1 Hoping to end a confrontation with President Lech Walesa and avoid new parliamentary elections , Poland ' s prime minister has offered to resign and turn the government over to former communists . end a confrontation with President Lech Why would this lead to confrontation? 2 8 -1252 1 Hoping to end a confrontation with President Lech Walesa and avoid new parliamentary elections , Poland ' s prime minister has offered to resign and turn the government over to former communists . confrontation What's the nature of the potential confrontation? 4 5 -1252 1 Hoping to end a confrontation with President Lech Walesa and avoid new parliamentary elections , Poland ' s prime minister has offered to resign and turn the government over to former communists . confrontation with President Lech Walesa Why did Poland's prime minister confront President Walsea? 4 9 -1252 2 Prime Minister Waldemar Pawlak said Tuesday that he would step down in favor of the speaker of parliament , whose Democratic Left Alliance Party has the most seats in the governing coalition . Prime Why did the Prime Minister step down? 0 1 -1252 2 Prime Minister Waldemar Pawlak said Tuesday that he would step down in favor of the speaker of parliament , whose Democratic Left Alliance Party has the most seats in the governing coalition . Democratic Left Alliance Party How is the Democratic Left Alliance Party different from the prime minister's party? 20 24 -1252 3 Walesa has attacked Pawlak ' s government for weeks for foot - dragging on economic reforms and for tolerating corruption and inefficiency . He threatened last week to dissolve parliament , forcing new elections , as he did in 1993 . Walesa How did Walesa attack Pawlak's government? 0 1 -1252 3 Walesa has attacked Pawlak ' s government for weeks for foot - dragging on economic reforms and for tolerating corruption and inefficiency . He threatened last week to dissolve parliament , forcing new elections , as he did in 1993 . corruption and inefficiency What types of corruption and inefficiency were seen? 19 22 -1252 3 Walesa has attacked Pawlak ' s government for weeks for foot - dragging on economic reforms and for tolerating corruption and inefficiency . He threatened last week to dissolve parliament , forcing new elections , as he did in 1993 . economic reforms Why are economic reforms needed? 14 16 -1252 3 Walesa has attacked Pawlak ' s government for weeks for foot - dragging on economic reforms and for tolerating corruption and inefficiency . He threatened last week to dissolve parliament , forcing new elections , as he did in 1993 . as he did in 1993 Why did he dissolve parliament in 1993? 35 40 -1252 4 Walesa is also staunchly opposed to communists . As leader of the Solidarity labor union , he helped topple the communist regime in 1989 . topple How did he help topple the comunists regime? 18 19 -1252 4 Walesa is also staunchly opposed to communists . As leader of the Solidarity labor union , he helped topple the communist regime in 1989 . staunchly opposed Why is he opposed to communists? 3 5 -1252 4 Walesa is also staunchly opposed to communists . As leader of the Solidarity labor union , he helped topple the communist regime in 1989 . staunchly opposed to communists Why is Walsea opposed to communists? 3 7 -1252 5 Speaker Jozef Oleksy ' s appointment as prime minister would require approval by the 460 - member parliament . But his party of renamed former communists has more than 160 seats and Pawlak ' s Peasant ' s party has more than 130 seats , giving them a comfortable majority . renamed former communists What are renamed former communists? 23 26 -1253 1 Bullet holes in the stained glass windows and " Viva ANC " scratched into the battered pews tell the story of the Regina Mundi Catholic Church . Bullet holes Why were there bullet holes in the windows? 0 2 -1253 1 Bullet holes in the stained glass windows and " Viva ANC " scratched into the battered pews tell the story of the Regina Mundi Catholic Church . " Viva ANC " What does Viva ANC mean? 8 12 -1253 1 Bullet holes in the stained glass windows and " Viva ANC " scratched into the battered pews tell the story of the Regina Mundi Catholic Church . Regina Mundi Catholic Church Where is the church located? 22 26 -1253 1 Bullet holes in the stained glass windows and " Viva ANC " scratched into the battered pews tell the story of the Regina Mundi Catholic Church . " Viva ANC " What does this mean? 8 12 -1253 1 Bullet holes in the stained glass windows and " Viva ANC " scratched into the battered pews tell the story of the Regina Mundi Catholic Church . ANC " What is ANC? 10 12 -1253 1 Bullet holes in the stained glass windows and " Viva ANC " scratched into the battered pews tell the story of the Regina Mundi Catholic Church . Regina Where is this church located? 22 23 -1253 2 In a township synonymous with the anti - apartheid struggle , the 33 - year - old church served as a home for protest and prayer . Countless rallies and political funerals were held in it , inevitably followed by police raids and rioting . held in it , Why were rallies and funerals held in it? 33 37 -1253 2 In a township synonymous with the anti - apartheid struggle , the 33 - year - old church served as a home for protest and prayer . Countless rallies and political funerals were held in it , inevitably followed by police raids and rioting . political funerals What is a political funeral? 30 32 -1253 2 In a township synonymous with the anti - apartheid struggle , the 33 - year - old church served as a home for protest and prayer . Countless rallies and political funerals were held in it , inevitably followed by police raids and rioting . rallies and political funerals What type of rallies and political funerals? 28 32 -1253 2 In a township synonymous with the anti - apartheid struggle , the 33 - year - old church served as a home for protest and prayer . Countless rallies and political funerals were held in it , inevitably followed by police raids and rioting . raids Who was the group the ANC was shooting at? 41 42 -1253 3 That chapter over , Sowetans say it is time to repair the damage etched by years of conflict . damage What damage was done? 12 13 -1253 3 That chapter over , Sowetans say it is time to repair the damage etched by years of conflict . Sowetans Who are Sowetans? 4 5 -1253 3 That chapter over , Sowetans say it is time to repair the damage etched by years of conflict . conflict What is at the heart of this conflict? 17 18 -1253 4 " It ' s a landmark for anyone , Catholic or not Catholic , Christian or not Christian , religious or not religious , " said the Rev . Mohlomi Makobane , who has launched a campaign to raise nearly 1 million rand ( dlrs 283 , 000 ) for renovations . landmark What makes it a landmark? 5 6 -1253 4 " It ' s a landmark for anyone , Catholic or not Catholic , Christian or not Christian , religious or not religious , " said the Rev . Mohlomi Makobane , who has launched a campaign to raise nearly 1 million rand ( dlrs 283 , 000 ) for renovations . campaign What was his campaign about? 36 37 -1253 4 " It ' s a landmark for anyone , Catholic or not Catholic , Christian or not Christian , religious or not religious , " said the Rev . Mohlomi Makobane , who has launched a campaign to raise nearly 1 million rand ( dlrs 283 , 000 ) for renovations . million Does Makobane conduct these campaigns often to repair damages? 41 42 -1253 5 The parish ' s more than 1 , 000 families are setting aside money for repairs , and local businesses and newspapers have pledged donations . Musicians are planning several benefit concerts . Musicians Which musicians are participating? 26 27 -1254 1 Prosecutors in the O . J . Simpson case laid out a timeline for murder , centered around a dog ' s " plaintive wail " in the night . dog ' s " plaintive wail " How do prosecuters know that the dog's wail was plaintive? 19 26 -1254 1 Prosecutors in the O . J . Simpson case laid out a timeline for murder , centered around a dog ' s " plaintive wail " in the night . dog ' s " plaintive wail " What would a dog's wail indicate in a murder timeline? 19 26 -1254 2 Pablo Fenjves , whose home is across an alley from Nicole Brown Simpson ' s , testified on Tuesday that about 15 to 20 minutes into the 10 o ' clock news on June 12 , he heard " a very distinctive barking " coming from the area of her home . very distinctive barking what does distinctive barking sound like? 40 43 -1254 3 " It was at a significant pitch , and as you may recall I described it at the time as a plaintive wail , " said Fenjves , who like most of the day ' s witnesses had testified last summer at Simpson ' s preliminary hearing . " It sounded like a very unhappy animal . " most how many witnisses testified of the plaintive wail? 30 31 -1254 3 " It was at a significant pitch , and as you may recall I described it at the time as a plaintive wail , " said Fenjves , who like most of the day ' s witnesses had testified last summer at Simpson ' s preliminary hearing . " It sounded like a very unhappy animal . " unhappy animal . " How much weight is placed on such an incredibly weak piece of evidence? 54 58 -1254 4 Prosecutors claim that Ms . Simpson and her friend Ronald Goldman were slashed to death about 10 : 15 p . m . outside her condo and that the barking came from Ms . Simpson ' s Akita , which left bloody pawprints around the murder scene . barking How does anybody know which dog was actually barking at the time? 29 30 -1254 5 The timing is important : The defense has said Simpson was home at the time , practicing his golf swing in the yard before leaving for the airport for a business trip to Chicago . timing what time did this happen? 1 2 -1254 5 The timing is important : The defense has said Simpson was home at the time , practicing his golf swing in the yard before leaving for the airport for a business trip to Chicago . leaving When did he leave? 24 25 -1254 5 The timing is important : The defense has said Simpson was home at the time , practicing his golf swing in the yard before leaving for the airport for a business trip to Chicago . home at the time , Is there anyone who can support his alibi? 11 16 -1255 1 President Clinton , unable to bring the two sides together himself , will ask Congress for emergency legislation for binding arbitration to end the six - month - old American Major League baseball strike . the two sides Who are the two sides referred to? 6 9 -1255 1 President Clinton , unable to bring the two sides together himself , will ask Congress for emergency legislation for binding arbitration to end the six - month - old American Major League baseball strike . sides Which two sides is the article talking about? 8 9 -1255 1 President Clinton , unable to bring the two sides together himself , will ask Congress for emergency legislation for binding arbitration to end the six - month - old American Major League baseball strike . six - month - old American why are they striking? 24 30 -1255 1 President Clinton , unable to bring the two sides together himself , will ask Congress for emergency legislation for binding arbitration to end the six - month - old American Major League baseball strike . the two sides Which two sides? Union vs MLB? 6 9 -1255 1 President Clinton , unable to bring the two sides together himself , will ask Congress for emergency legislation for binding arbitration to end the six - month - old American Major League baseball strike . strike . What triggered the cause for the strike? 33 35 -1255 2 " We ' re going to send it up tomorrow and I ' d like to have it considered expeditiously , " Clinton said at a hastily called news conference Tuesday night after participating in hours of behind - closed - door negotiations at the White House . negotiations Who are the participants of this negotiation? 42 43 -1255 2 " We ' re going to send it up tomorrow and I ' d like to have it considered expeditiously , " Clinton said at a hastily called news conference Tuesday night after participating in hours of behind - closed - door negotiations at the White House . expeditiously , " does it mean quickly? 19 22 -1255 3 Clinton said he had been optimistic earlier in the evening that he might be able to announce a settlement , or at least steps toward one , that would assure " that baseball was coming back in 1995 . " 1995 Was there a lockout in the baseball Major League in 1994? 37 38 -1255 3 Clinton said he had been optimistic earlier in the evening that he might be able to announce a settlement , or at least steps toward one , that would assure " that baseball was coming back in 1995 . " was coming back in 1995 did baseball end up coming back? 33 38 -1255 3 Clinton said he had been optimistic earlier in the evening that he might be able to announce a settlement , or at least steps toward one , that would assure " that baseball was coming back in 1995 . " optimistic earlier in the evening What particular point lead him to feel optimistic? 5 10 -1255 5 There has been virtually no movement since the strike began Aug . 12 . , forcing cancellation of the championship World Series for the first time in 90 years . strike Which organizations or unions are striking, and what are they asking for? 8 9 -1255 5 There has been virtually no movement since the strike began Aug . 12 . , forcing cancellation of the championship World Series for the first time in 90 years . virtually no movement since the strike began What was the point(s) of contention that held up negotiations for six month? 3 10 -1256 1 Journalists from 15 Asia - Pacific countries on Wednesday urged Asian governments to open their minds to freedom of expression , a response to crackdowns on reporters . response to crackdowns on reporters . Why was there a crackdown taking place at this time? 22 28 -1256 1 Journalists from 15 Asia - Pacific countries on Wednesday urged Asian governments to open their minds to freedom of expression , a response to crackdowns on reporters . 15 Asia - Pacific countries are there that many pacific countries? 2 7 -1256 2 Their statement was directed particularly at Indonesia , Cambodia , Hong Kong and Singapore , where recent actions against the media had raised widespread international concerns . actions against the media What sort of anti-media actions were taking place? 17 21 -1256 3 " Asian governments must open their minds to freedom of expression and encourage the highest standards of journalism , " said the general secretary of the International Federation of Journalists , Aidan White . Aidan White is he being racist? 31 33 -1256 4 Asian leaders needed to establish a framework for the exercise of journalism in safe , professional conditions , free from intimidation and social neglect , he said . safe , professional conditions , What would constitute these types of conditions? 13 18 -1256 5 The statement was made during a three - day conference organized by the federation and the Media Entertainment and Arts Alliance , which ended Wednesday . ended Wednesday which year was it? 23 25 -1257 1 An American AIDS activist said Wednesday he was questioned by Singapore police for two hours after he gave new hypodermic needles to six addicts in exchange for soiled ones used to inject heroin . American AIDS activist What is his name? 1 4 -1257 1 An American AIDS activist said Wednesday he was questioned by Singapore police for two hours after he gave new hypodermic needles to six addicts in exchange for soiled ones used to inject heroin . he was questioned by Singapore police What was the reason for the interrogation? 6 12 -1257 1 An American AIDS activist said Wednesday he was questioned by Singapore police for two hours after he gave new hypodermic needles to six addicts in exchange for soiled ones used to inject heroin . activist What is the name of this activist? 3 4 -1257 2 Jon Stuen - Parker , a former drug addict , runs a controversial program in several U . S . cities called the " needle exchange program " aimed at preventing users from sharing hypodermic syringes and thereby passing the AIDS virus along . former drug addict , What type of drug was he addicted to? 6 10 -1257 2 Jon Stuen - Parker , a former drug addict , runs a controversial program in several U . S . cities called the " needle exchange program " aimed at preventing users from sharing hypodermic syringes and thereby passing the AIDS virus along . controversial program What makes it controversial? 12 14 -1257 2 Jon Stuen - Parker , a former drug addict , runs a controversial program in several U . S . cities called the " needle exchange program " aimed at preventing users from sharing hypodermic syringes and thereby passing the AIDS virus along . controversial program Why is it a controversial program? 12 14 -1257 3 The AIDS virus is transmitted through contact of bodily fluids . transmitted through contact of bodily fluids Is this the only way AIDS is contracted? 4 10 -1257 4 Since early 1987 , Parker ' s Boston - based National AIDS Brigade has distributed about 500 , 000 needles in street corner meetings , swapping them with dirty ones brought over by the addicts . Critics say he is promoting drug use . about 500 , 000 needles Who pays for these needles? 15 20 -1257 4 Since early 1987 , Parker ' s Boston - based National AIDS Brigade has distributed about 500 , 000 needles in street corner meetings , swapping them with dirty ones brought over by the addicts . Critics say he is promoting drug use . swapping them with dirty ones What is done with the dirty needles? 25 30 -1257 5 Parker , a native of Boston , Massachusetts , told the Associated Press that he came to Singapore on Tuesday to expand his international program , now operating in Vietnam and Thailand . international program , How bad is the problem overseas? 23 26 -1257 5 Parker , a native of Boston , Massachusetts , told the Associated Press that he came to Singapore on Tuesday to expand his international program , now operating in Vietnam and Thailand . Vietnam and Thailand Are these hot spots for drug users? 29 32 -1257 5 Parker , a native of Boston , Massachusetts , told the Associated Press that he came to Singapore on Tuesday to expand his international program , now operating in Vietnam and Thailand . now operating in Vietnam and Thailand . How successful was the program in these countries at the time? 26 33 -1257 5 Parker , a native of Boston , Massachusetts , told the Associated Press that he came to Singapore on Tuesday to expand his international program , now operating in Vietnam and Thailand . Vietnam Why was Vietnam and Thailand targeted? 29 30 -1258 1 In another time , the slender , 27 - year - old Chechen might have been a poet or a teacher . 27 - year - old Chechen Who might have been a poet or a teacher? 7 13 -1258 1 In another time , the slender , 27 - year - old Chechen might have been a poet or a teacher . the slender , 27 - year - old Chechen Who is this talking about, why does it matter that they are slender? What are they now? 4 13 -1258 1 In another time , the slender , 27 - year - old Chechen might have been a poet or a teacher . might have been a poet or a teacher Why would have made them a poet or teacher? 13 21 -1258 2 But now he is what Russian soldiers dread most in the haunted streets of Grozny : a fearless sniper stalking Moscow ' s troops day and night . stalking Moscow ' s troops day and night Why is he stalking Russian troops? 19 27 -1258 2 But now he is what Russian soldiers dread most in the haunted streets of Grozny : a fearless sniper stalking Moscow ' s troops day and night . he is what Russian soldiers dread most Why does Russians dread this most? 2 9 -1258 5 On a brief respite after slipping out of Chechnya to neighboring Ingushetia , this translator - turned - militant seems like an unlikely killer . seems like an unlikely killer What is the characteristic that makes him seem unlikely to be a sniper? 19 24 -1258 5 On a brief respite after slipping out of Chechnya to neighboring Ingushetia , this translator - turned - militant seems like an unlikely killer . unlikely killer Why is he an unlikely killer? 22 24 -1259 1 Nearly 200 women marched through the city of Dhaka on Wednesday to demand that their university drop rules they regard as sexist , including one that forbids them to leave their dormitories after sunset . rules they regard as sexist , What type of rules are they marching against? 17 23 -1259 1 Nearly 200 women marched through the city of Dhaka on Wednesday to demand that their university drop rules they regard as sexist , including one that forbids them to leave their dormitories after sunset . university drop rules they regard as sexist , What are all of the rules? The paragraph only gives one. 15 23 -1259 4 " The country ' s constitution does not discriminate between males and females , so why should the university authorities ? " asked Rokayya Khatoon , a senior arts student . " These restrictions are insult to the womanhood , " she said in an interview . constitution If this is the case, why do they discriminate in the institution? 5 6 -1259 4 " The country ' s constitution does not discriminate between males and females , so why should the university authorities ? " asked Rokayya Khatoon , a senior arts student . " These restrictions are insult to the womanhood , " she said in an interview . why should the university authorities ? " How does the university derive its authority? 15 22 -1259 5 Placards carried by the demonstrators read : " Character can ' t be built by restrictions ! " and " We want our freedom ! " demonstrators were the demonstrators all women? 4 5 -1260 1 Nearly 200 female students marched through Dhaka Wednesday to demand their university drop its rule confining them to their dormitories after sunset and other regulations they regard as sexist . confining them to their dormitories Why are they being confined? 15 20 -1260 1 Nearly 200 female students marched through Dhaka Wednesday to demand their university drop its rule confining them to their dormitories after sunset and other regulations they regard as sexist . other regulations what other regulations? 23 25 -1260 1 Nearly 200 female students marched through Dhaka Wednesday to demand their university drop its rule confining them to their dormitories after sunset and other regulations they regard as sexist . confining them to their dormitories Why were they confined to their dorms? 15 20 -1260 1 Nearly 200 female students marched through Dhaka Wednesday to demand their university drop its rule confining them to their dormitories after sunset and other regulations they regard as sexist . sexist What is sexist? 28 29 -1260 2 The demonstrators chanted " Down with male chauvinism " and carried placards reading " Character can ' t be built by restrictions " and " We want our freedom . " " Down with male chauvinism " What male chauvinism had they experienced 3 9 -1260 2 The demonstrators chanted " Down with male chauvinism " and carried placards reading " Character can ' t be built by restrictions " and " We want our freedom . " chauvinism " What is chauvinism? 7 9 -1260 3 Women make up one - third of Dhaka University ' s 28 , 000 students . The university , the nation ' s largest , is located in the capital of Islamic and male - dominated Bangladesh . Women make up one - third Is this more or less than average in Bangladesh 0 6 -1260 4 Although many women ignore the 40 - year - old rules , the university can fine or expel those caught violating the regulations . 40 - year - old rules , What are these rules? 5 12 -1260 4 Although many women ignore the 40 - year - old rules , the university can fine or expel those caught violating the regulations . violating the regulations What other regulations are imposed upon the female students? 20 23 -1260 4 Although many women ignore the 40 - year - old rules , the university can fine or expel those caught violating the regulations . 40 - year - old rules , What are the 40-year-old rules? 5 12 -1260 4 Although many women ignore the 40 - year - old rules , the university can fine or expel those caught violating the regulations . women ignore Why do women ignore rules? 2 4 -1260 5 In addition to the prohibition on leaving their dormitories , the protesters want the university to scrap rules that discourage male students from talking to women on campus and require female students to receive permission from their parents to stay out overnight . prohibition on leaving their dormitories , why are they not allowed to leave? 4 10 -1260 5 In addition to the prohibition on leaving their dormitories , the protesters want the university to scrap rules that discourage male students from talking to women on campus and require female students to receive permission from their parents to stay out overnight . scrap rules How can university scrap rules? 16 18 -1261 1 A battalion commander who refused to send his young troops to Chechnya because he believed they were too inexperienced will be dismissed from the army , the ITAR - Tass news agency reported Wednesday . battalion commander what is his name? 1 3 -1261 1 A battalion commander who refused to send his young troops to Chechnya because he believed they were too inexperienced will be dismissed from the army , the ITAR - Tass news agency reported Wednesday . Chechnya where is Chechnya? 11 12 -1261 1 A battalion commander who refused to send his young troops to Chechnya because he believed they were too inexperienced will be dismissed from the army , the ITAR - Tass news agency reported Wednesday . ITAR - Tass what does this stand for? 27 30 -1261 1 A battalion commander who refused to send his young troops to Chechnya because he believed they were too inexperienced will be dismissed from the army , the ITAR - Tass news agency reported Wednesday . who refused to send his young troops to Chechnya How do his views on sending inexperienced troops compare to army leadership as a whole? 3 12 -1261 1 A battalion commander who refused to send his young troops to Chechnya because he believed they were too inexperienced will be dismissed from the army , the ITAR - Tass news agency reported Wednesday . battalion commander What is his name? 1 3 -1261 1 A battalion commander who refused to send his young troops to Chechnya because he believed they were too inexperienced will be dismissed from the army , the ITAR - Tass news agency reported Wednesday . too inexperienced Why are they too inexperienced? 17 19 -1261 2 Capt . Vladimir Ustichenko had offered to go to Chechnya himself , even as an ordinary rifleman , but said the men under his command had not yet learned to fire or drive their decrepit armored vehicles . Capt what is he captain of? 0 1 -1261 2 Capt . Vladimir Ustichenko had offered to go to Chechnya himself , even as an ordinary rifleman , but said the men under his command had not yet learned to fire or drive their decrepit armored vehicles . command who is his command? 24 25 -1261 2 Capt . Vladimir Ustichenko had offered to go to Chechnya himself , even as an ordinary rifleman , but said the men under his command had not yet learned to fire or drive their decrepit armored vehicles . decrepit why are the vehicles decrepit? 34 35 -1261 2 Capt . Vladimir Ustichenko had offered to go to Chechnya himself , even as an ordinary rifleman , but said the men under his command had not yet learned to fire or drive their decrepit armored vehicles . decrepit armored vehicles Why is their government sending them so unprepared? 34 37 -1261 2 Capt . Vladimir Ustichenko had offered to go to Chechnya himself , even as an ordinary rifleman , but said the men under his command had not yet learned to fire or drive their decrepit armored vehicles . decrepit armored vehicles Why are they using decrepit vehicles? 34 37 -1261 3 The press service of Russia ' s Volga military district rejected Ustichenko ' s claims , accusing him of opposing the entire military operation . opposing the entire military operation Why do they suspect he opposes the operation? 19 24 -1261 4 He " did it for political reasons , " said a statement carried by ITAR - Tass . " He doubts the correctness of the decision . to use military force in the Chechen republic . " political reasons , " what reasons? 5 9 -1261 4 He " did it for political reasons , " said a statement carried by ITAR - Tass . " He doubts the correctness of the decision . to use military force in the Chechen republic . " statement carried by ITAR - Tass How trustworthy is the source and what kind of political agenda might they have? 11 17 -1261 4 He " did it for political reasons , " said a statement carried by ITAR - Tass . " He doubts the correctness of the decision . to use military force in the Chechen republic . " military force Why is it necessary to use military force in the region? 29 31 -1261 5 The press service called Ustichenko ' s decision " incompatible with the rank of a Russian officer . " It said he would be dismissed for " an action which discredits the dignity of a serviceman . " dismissed dismissed by whom? 24 25 -1261 5 The press service called Ustichenko ' s decision " incompatible with the rank of a Russian officer . " It said he would be dismissed for " an action which discredits the dignity of a serviceman . " " incompatible How is standing up for what you believe considered incompatible with officer duties? 8 10 -1262 1 Her visit isn ' t being called official , but officials are very involved in Princess Diana ' s trip to Japan . Japan why is the princess visiting japan 21 22 -1262 1 Her visit isn ' t being called official , but officials are very involved in Princess Diana ' s trip to Japan . Diana ' s trip to Japan Why did Princess Diana go to Japan? 16 22 -1262 1 Her visit isn ' t being called official , but officials are very involved in Princess Diana ' s trip to Japan . officials are very involved How are officials being involved? 10 14 -1262 2 The British princess met members of the Japanese royal family Wednesday after last - minute discussions between British and Japanese officials . last - minute why was it discussed at the last-minute 12 15 -1262 2 The British princess met members of the Japanese royal family Wednesday after last - minute discussions between British and Japanese officials . last - minute discussions What were these last minute discussions about? 12 16 -1262 2 The British princess met members of the Japanese royal family Wednesday after last - minute discussions between British and Japanese officials . met members of the Japanese royal family What were the reasons for the meetings with the members of Japan's royal family? 3 10 -1262 3 Just two days before Diana ' s arrival Monday , both countries had said there were no plans for Emperor Akihito and Empress Michiko to meet Diana . no plans for Emperor Akihito Were they not thinking about meeting Diana or was it because of something she may or may not have done? 16 21 -1262 4 And her visit with the crown prince and princess , who both attended Oxford University and are fluent in English , was decided only Tuesday after British officials pressed the Japanese side , said a Japanese palace spokesman , speaking on condition of anonymity . Oxford when did prince and princes attended oxford university 13 14 -1262 4 And her visit with the crown prince and princess , who both attended Oxford University and are fluent in English , was decided only Tuesday after British officials pressed the Japanese side , said a Japanese palace spokesman , speaking on condition of anonymity . British officials pressed the Japanese side , Why did the British implore the Japanese royals to meet with Diana? 26 33 -1262 5 Her trip is being called a private , working trip rather than a state visit . working trip rather than a state visit . What are the specific differences between these two? 8 16 -1263 1 Most Asian stock markets closed lower Wednesday , with share prices falling in Tokyo for the second consecutive session on profit - taking in construction issues . profit - taking in construction issues Why are there issues in profit-taking in construction? 20 26 -1263 1 Most Asian stock markets closed lower Wednesday , with share prices falling in Tokyo for the second consecutive session on profit - taking in construction issues . profit - taking in construction issues Why was there a span of profit-taking in these markets? 20 26 -1263 1 Most Asian stock markets closed lower Wednesday , with share prices falling in Tokyo for the second consecutive session on profit - taking in construction issues . prices Which industries have the steepest loses? 10 11 -1263 1 Most Asian stock markets closed lower Wednesday , with share prices falling in Tokyo for the second consecutive session on profit - taking in construction issues . Asian stock markets which asian markets are biggest? 1 4 -1263 2 The 225 - issue Nikkei Stock Average fell 210 . 30 yen , or 1 . 1 percent , closing at 18 , 290 , 25 . On Tuesday , the benchmark index had shed 166 . 68 points , or 0 . 89 percent . fell What issues caused this plummet? 7 8 -1263 2 The 225 - issue Nikkei Stock Average fell 210 . 30 yen , or 1 . 1 percent , closing at 18 , 290 , 25 . On Tuesday , the benchmark index had shed 166 . 68 points , or 0 . 89 percent . Tuesday , which year was it? 28 30 -1263 3 The Tokyo Stock Price Index of all issues listed on the first section was down 21 . 60 points , or 1 . 49 percent , to 1 , 423 . 75 . It had lost 9 . 95 points , or 0 . 68 percent , on Tuesday . Index What is the Tokyo Stock Price Index? 4 5 -1263 4 The decline in construction stocks dragged down major indexes for the second straight day , said Yasuo Ueki of Nikko Securities . Some investors were seen dumping construction issues , he added . construction stocks dragged down major indexes Why did the construction stocks drag down major indexes? 3 9 -1263 4 The decline in construction stocks dragged down major indexes for the second straight day , said Yasuo Ueki of Nikko Securities . Some investors were seen dumping construction issues , he added . construction What happened to the construction industry? 3 4 -1263 4 The decline in construction stocks dragged down major indexes for the second straight day , said Yasuo Ueki of Nikko Securities . Some investors were seen dumping construction issues , he added . dumping construction issues , what are construction issues? 26 30 -1263 5 Construction and other issues likely to benefit from the Jan . 17 killer earthquake were among the few stocks that climbed after the 7 . 2 - magnitude quake leveled much of the Kobe area . other issues likely to benefit How are other issues defined here? 2 7 -1263 5 Construction and other issues likely to benefit from the Jan . 17 killer earthquake were among the few stocks that climbed after the 7 . 2 - magnitude quake leveled much of the Kobe area . Construction and other issues What other issues were thought to benefit from the Kobe quake? 0 4 -1263 5 Construction and other issues likely to benefit from the Jan . 17 killer earthquake were among the few stocks that climbed after the 7 . 2 - magnitude quake leveled much of the Kobe area . leveled What year was this devastating earthquake? 29 30 -1263 5 Construction and other issues likely to benefit from the Jan . 17 killer earthquake were among the few stocks that climbed after the 7 . 2 - magnitude quake leveled much of the Kobe area . leveled much of the Kobe area how many died? 29 35 -1264 1 Russian lawmakers on Wednesday demanded greater security for government officials , as mourners gathered at a funeral service for the third deputy to be killed in the past 10 months . demanded greater security What did they specifically want? 4 7 -1264 1 Russian lawmakers on Wednesday demanded greater security for government officials , as mourners gathered at a funeral service for the third deputy to be killed in the past 10 months . to be killed How was he killed? 22 25 -1264 1 Russian lawmakers on Wednesday demanded greater security for government officials , as mourners gathered at a funeral service for the third deputy to be killed in the past 10 months . third deputy to be killed how and why was he killed? 20 25 -1264 2 Ivan Rybkin , speaker of the State Duma , the lower house of Russia ' s parliament , proposed creating a special parliamentary security service . creating a special parliamentary security service Who would create this service? 19 25 -1264 3 Rybkin ' s announcement came after ultranationalist deputy Vladimir Zhirinovsky called for the speaker ' s resignation for failing to protect legislators . failing to protect legislators How specifically did he fail? 18 22 -1264 4 The previous Russian parliament had its own security service , but President Boris Yeltsin disbanded the service - - along with the parliament itself - - in October 1993 , after a parliamentary uprising . its own security service , Who paid for this? 5 10 -1264 4 The previous Russian parliament had its own security service , but President Boris Yeltsin disbanded the service - - along with the parliament itself - - in October 1993 , after a parliamentary uprising . disbanded the service Why was the service disbanded? 14 17 -1264 4 The previous Russian parliament had its own security service , but President Boris Yeltsin disbanded the service - - along with the parliament itself - - in October 1993 , after a parliamentary uprising . uprising What did the uprising consist of? 33 34 -1264 4 The previous Russian parliament had its own security service , but President Boris Yeltsin disbanded the service - - along with the parliament itself - - in October 1993 , after a parliamentary uprising . after a parliamentary uprising . Why was there a rebellion against this service? 30 35 -1264 5 Legislators have become frequent targets of violence in Russia , and many now carry weapons or have bodyguards . frequent targets What makes them frequent targets? 3 5 -1264 5 Legislators have become frequent targets of violence in Russia , and many now carry weapons or have bodyguards . bodyguards Who pays for these guards? 17 18 -1265 1 Swedish slalom skier Thomas Fogdoe will be out for the season and may have sustained permanent back damage from an accident , doctors said Wednesday . from an accident , What led to the accident? 18 22 -1265 1 Swedish slalom skier Thomas Fogdoe will be out for the season and may have sustained permanent back damage from an accident , doctors said Wednesday . season What months are part of the skiing season? 10 11 -1265 1 Swedish slalom skier Thomas Fogdoe will be out for the season and may have sustained permanent back damage from an accident , doctors said Wednesday . slalom what is slalom? 1 2 -1265 1 Swedish slalom skier Thomas Fogdoe will be out for the season and may have sustained permanent back damage from an accident , doctors said Wednesday . accident , What was the accident? 20 22 -1265 2 Fogdoe , 24 , underwent four hours of surgery , until early Wednesday , following the accident Tuesday at the downhill course in Aare , about 440 miles ( 704 kilometers ) northwest of Stockholm . accident What caused the accident? 16 17 -1265 2 Fogdoe , 24 , underwent four hours of surgery , until early Wednesday , following the accident Tuesday at the downhill course in Aare , about 440 miles ( 704 kilometers ) northwest of Stockholm . accident what happened exactly? 16 17 -1265 2 Fogdoe , 24 , underwent four hours of surgery , until early Wednesday , following the accident Tuesday at the downhill course in Aare , about 440 miles ( 704 kilometers ) northwest of Stockholm . downhill How steep was the downhill course? 20 21 -1265 3 " It is a serious back injury , " Goran Skog , the national team physician , told Swedish television . Goran Skog , did he do the surgery? 9 12 -1265 3 " It is a serious back injury , " Goran Skog , the national team physician , told Swedish television . national team Where does the national slalom ski team compete? 13 15 -1265 4 " It is too early to say if the injury will be permanent , " Skog said . " But he is definitely out for this season . " season When is the slalom ski season? 26 27 -1265 5 Skog said the damage was as if " verterbra had been dislocated . " Three surgeons operated on Fogdoe to reduce the pressure on the spine and stabilize the vertebrae . stabilize What factors will determine the success of a recovery? 27 28 -1265 5 Skog said the damage was as if " verterbra had been dislocated . " Three surgeons operated on Fogdoe to reduce the pressure on the spine and stabilize the vertebrae . dislocated How are dislocated vertebrae treated? 11 12 -1266 1 Police said Wednesday they have arrested five people accused of making death threats last year against executives of Japan ' s second - largest brewery in a possible extortion attempt . five people Who were they? 6 8 -1266 1 Police said Wednesday they have arrested five people accused of making death threats last year against executives of Japan ' s second - largest brewery in a possible extortion attempt . Japan ' s second - largest brewery What is Japan's second-largest brewery 18 25 -1266 1 Police said Wednesday they have arrested five people accused of making death threats last year against executives of Japan ' s second - largest brewery in a possible extortion attempt . Police Whew did this happen? 0 1 -1266 1 Police said Wednesday they have arrested five people accused of making death threats last year against executives of Japan ' s second - largest brewery in a possible extortion attempt . Japan ' s second - largest brewery What is its name? 18 25 -1266 1 Police said Wednesday they have arrested five people accused of making death threats last year against executives of Japan ' s second - largest brewery in a possible extortion attempt . in a possible extortion attempt What was the rationale for the extortion? 25 30 -1266 1 Police said Wednesday they have arrested five people accused of making death threats last year against executives of Japan ' s second - largest brewery in a possible extortion attempt . brewery Which brewery is this? 24 25 -1266 2 Police said death threat letters to the executives did not make any demands , but one of those arrested had been named in newspapers as a sokaiya , a kind of extortionist who threatens to disrupt company shareholder meetings unless he is paid . company shareholder what company is it? 36 38 -1266 2 Police said death threat letters to the executives did not make any demands , but one of those arrested had been named in newspapers as a sokaiya , a kind of extortionist who threatens to disrupt company shareholder meetings unless he is paid . executives who are the executives? 7 8 -1266 2 Police said death threat letters to the executives did not make any demands , but one of those arrested had been named in newspapers as a sokaiya , a kind of extortionist who threatens to disrupt company shareholder meetings unless he is paid . sokaiya , How widespread is the sokaiya? 26 28 -1266 3 Juntaro Suzuki , managing director of Fuji Photo Film , was stabbed to death outside his home in Tokyo last Feb . 28 , apparently because his company refused to pay off sokaiya . Juntaro Suzuki , Who are they? 0 3 -1266 3 Juntaro Suzuki , managing director of Fuji Photo Film , was stabbed to death outside his home in Tokyo last Feb . 28 , apparently because his company refused to pay off sokaiya . sokaiya How many people are in the sokaiya to pull off these threats? 32 33 -1266 4 A letter to executives of Asahi Breweries Ltd . said , " We will make you like the executive of Fuji Photo Film Co . We will kill you without fail , " said a police official , who spoke on condition of anonymity . We will kill you without fail , " Why do they want to kill them? 25 33 -1266 4 A letter to executives of Asahi Breweries Ltd . said , " We will make you like the executive of Fuji Photo Film Co . We will kill you without fail , " said a police official , who spoke on condition of anonymity . letter How would the sokaiya be paid if the death threat letters did not make any demands? 1 2 -1266 5 Police declined to say how many executives were threatened , but news reports gave the number as eight . but news reports gave the number as eight Where did the news reports get these numbers? 10 18 -1266 5 Police declined to say how many executives were threatened , but news reports gave the number as eight . eight Are these eight companies all located in Tokyo or are they located in different cities? 17 18 -1267 1 About 500 , 000 coal miners , 80 percent of the Russian industry ' s workforce , staged a one - day strike today to demand overdue wages and subsidies . 500 , 000 coal miners , How many are there in total? 1 7 -1267 1 About 500 , 000 coal miners , 80 percent of the Russian industry ' s workforce , staged a one - day strike today to demand overdue wages and subsidies . 80 percent What is the other 20%? 7 9 -1267 1 About 500 , 000 coal miners , 80 percent of the Russian industry ' s workforce , staged a one - day strike today to demand overdue wages and subsidies . one - day strike Why did they stage a strike? 19 23 -1267 1 About 500 , 000 coal miners , 80 percent of the Russian industry ' s workforce , staged a one - day strike today to demand overdue wages and subsidies . overdue How far are they overdue? 26 27 -1267 1 About 500 , 000 coal miners , 80 percent of the Russian industry ' s workforce , staged a one - day strike today to demand overdue wages and subsidies . overdue wages and subsidies Why have the wages and subsidies not been paid? 26 30 -1267 1 About 500 , 000 coal miners , 80 percent of the Russian industry ' s workforce , staged a one - day strike today to demand overdue wages and subsidies . demand overdue wages and subsidies Why were the wages not paid? 25 30 -1267 2 From Sakhalin Island in the Pacific Ocean to the southern city of Rostov - on - Don , 189 of Russia ' s 228 mines either closed down or stopped supplying coal . supplying coal . Who did they supply coal to? 30 33 -1267 2 From Sakhalin Island in the Pacific Ocean to the southern city of Rostov - on - Don , 189 of Russia ' s 228 mines either closed down or stopped supplying coal . stopped Why did they stop supplying coal? 29 30 -1267 3 " If the government persists in ignoring our demands , we ' ll go on a protracted strike on March 1 and demand early presidential elections and a resignation of this government , " said Vitaly Budko , leader of the Russian Independent Union of Coal Miners . ignoring our demands , Why are they being ignored? 6 10 -1267 3 " If the government persists in ignoring our demands , we ' ll go on a protracted strike on March 1 and demand early presidential elections and a resignation of this government , " said Vitaly Budko , leader of the Russian Independent Union of Coal Miners . March 1 Why this date? 19 21 -1267 3 " If the government persists in ignoring our demands , we ' ll go on a protracted strike on March 1 and demand early presidential elections and a resignation of this government , " said Vitaly Budko , leader of the Russian Independent Union of Coal Miners . early presidential elections What is the benefit of early elections? 23 26 -1267 3 " If the government persists in ignoring our demands , we ' ll go on a protracted strike on March 1 and demand early presidential elections and a resignation of this government , " said Vitaly Budko , leader of the Russian Independent Union of Coal Miners . resignation Why was a resignation demanded if it is unlikely to happen? 28 29 -1267 3 " If the government persists in ignoring our demands , we ' ll go on a protracted strike on March 1 and demand early presidential elections and a resignation of this government , " said Vitaly Budko , leader of the Russian Independent Union of Coal Miners . ignoring our demands , Why is the government ignoring their demands? 6 10 -1267 4 Transport , support and maintenance workers also took part in the strike , Budko said . Transport , support and maintenance workers How many did that total? 0 6 -1267 5 The government owes the industry about $ 325 . 4 million . An additional $ 532 . 3 million is owed by companies , mostly government - owned power plants . owes the industry about $ 325 . 4 million How can they get away with not paying wages? 2 11 -1267 5 The government owes the industry about $ 325 . 4 million . An additional $ 532 . 3 million is owed by companies , mostly government - owned power plants . power plants How many plants? 28 30 -1267 5 The government owes the industry about $ 325 . 4 million . An additional $ 532 . 3 million is owed by companies , mostly government - owned power plants . government owes the industry about $ 325 How long has the money been owed for? 1 8 -1268 1 The crew of the space shuttle Discovery monitored a series of science experiments Wednesday and inspected the bulky suits two astronauts will wear during a five - hour spacewalk on Thursday . bulky Why are the suits bulky? 17 18 -1268 1 The crew of the space shuttle Discovery monitored a series of science experiments Wednesday and inspected the bulky suits two astronauts will wear during a five - hour spacewalk on Thursday . spacewalk Why are the astronauts going on a spacewalk? 28 29 -1268 1 The crew of the space shuttle Discovery monitored a series of science experiments Wednesday and inspected the bulky suits two astronauts will wear during a five - hour spacewalk on Thursday . during a five - hour spacewalk What will the spacewalk be required to repair? 23 29 -1268 1 The crew of the space shuttle Discovery monitored a series of science experiments Wednesday and inspected the bulky suits two astronauts will wear during a five - hour spacewalk on Thursday . Wednesday How many experiments were conducted on Wednesday? 13 14 -1268 2 It was a day of relative relaxation for the six - person crew , coming after a historic rendezvous with Russia ' s Mir space station and a telescope release . telescope release What is a telescope release? 28 30 -1268 2 It was a day of relative relaxation for the six - person crew , coming after a historic rendezvous with Russia ' s Mir space station and a telescope release . telescope release What telescope was released? 28 30 -1268 4 Wednesday ' s lull gave astronauts a chance to check on 20 science experiments in a shuttle laboratory , and Bernard Harris Jr . and Michael Foale double - checked their spacesuits . check on 20 science experiments What were the experiments intended to study? 9 14 -1268 5 Harris , a physician , will become the first black to take part in a spacewalk . He said during a TV interview Wednesday morning that he ' d like to dedicate the spacewalk to " all African - Americans , to African - American achievements . " spacewalk How does a spacewalk take place? 15 16 -1268 5 Harris , a physician , will become the first black to take part in a spacewalk . He said during a TV interview Wednesday morning that he ' d like to dedicate the spacewalk to " all African - Americans , to African - American achievements . " first black The 'first black' what? 8 10 -1269 1 Prime Minister Felipe Gonzalez once again brushed off calls for his resignation Wednesday and vowed to shepherd an ambitious legislative program through a parliament distracted by scandals allegedly involving his Socialist government . Prime Minister Felipe Gonzalez Prime Minister of which country? 0 4 -1269 1 Prime Minister Felipe Gonzalez once again brushed off calls for his resignation Wednesday and vowed to shepherd an ambitious legislative program through a parliament distracted by scandals allegedly involving his Socialist government . allegedly involving his Socialist government What types of scandals were effecting his government? 27 32 -1269 1 Prime Minister Felipe Gonzalez once again brushed off calls for his resignation Wednesday and vowed to shepherd an ambitious legislative program through a parliament distracted by scandals allegedly involving his Socialist government . calls who is calling for his resignation and why? 8 9 -1269 2 Gonzalez acknowledged " a general climate of unease " in Spain had prompted him to bring forward the annual State of the Nation address and debate in order to demonstrate the stability of his government . bring forward Bring forward to when? 15 17 -1269 2 Gonzalez acknowledged " a general climate of unease " in Spain had prompted him to bring forward the annual State of the Nation address and debate in order to demonstrate the stability of his government . climate of unease " Why was this term used to describe the overall tenor of the country? 5 9 -1269 2 Gonzalez acknowledged " a general climate of unease " in Spain had prompted him to bring forward the annual State of the Nation address and debate in order to demonstrate the stability of his government . stability how is his government stable? 31 32 -1269 3 But he said the scandals , including accusations the Interior Ministry had operated death squads that hunted down Basque separatists in neighboring France , would not prevent his government from running to its legal limit in 1997 . Basque separatists in neighboring France , Why was the government possibly hunting down separatists? 18 24 -1270 1 Palestinian police arrested 90 more suspected militants in raids throughout the Gaza Strip on Wednesday , the second day of a crackdown ordered by PLO chief Yasser Arafat . PLO chief Yasser Arafat Who is he and what is he doing wrong? Is he leading the militants? 24 28 -1270 1 Palestinian police arrested 90 more suspected militants in raids throughout the Gaza Strip on Wednesday , the second day of a crackdown ordered by PLO chief Yasser Arafat . arrested why were militants arrested 2 3 -1270 1 Palestinian police arrested 90 more suspected militants in raids throughout the Gaza Strip on Wednesday , the second day of a crackdown ordered by PLO chief Yasser Arafat . crackdown ordered by PLO chief Yasser Arafat Why was there a crackdown? 21 28 -1270 2 Arafat also ordered the establishment of a special court that would try Palestinians charged with security crimes , including bombing and shooting attacks on Israelis , an Arafat aide said . Israelis , why do the palestinians want to harm the israelis? 24 26 -1270 2 Arafat also ordered the establishment of a special court that would try Palestinians charged with security crimes , including bombing and shooting attacks on Israelis , an Arafat aide said . court who will be included in the court 8 9 -1270 2 Arafat also ordered the establishment of a special court that would try Palestinians charged with security crimes , including bombing and shooting attacks on Israelis , an Arafat aide said . special court What is a special court? 7 9 -1270 2 Arafat also ordered the establishment of a special court that would try Palestinians charged with security crimes , including bombing and shooting attacks on Israelis , an Arafat aide said . ordered the establishment of a special court Why the creation of such a court? 2 9 -1270 3 " We mean business , " said Arafat spokesman Marwan Kanafani , commenting on the arrests and the new court . " We mean business , " if they are so serious, then why have there been so many attacks in the past?\n 0 6 -1270 3 " We mean business , " said Arafat spokesman Marwan Kanafani , commenting on the arrests and the new court . commenting where was the commenting of the spokesman published 12 13 -1270 3 " We mean business , " said Arafat spokesman Marwan Kanafani , commenting on the arrests and the new court . mean business , " What does it mean to mean business? 2 6 -1270 4 Most of those detained Wednesday were followers of the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine , a radical Damascus - based group opposed to reconciliation with Israel . Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine , what does this group stand for?\n 9 17 -1270 4 Most of those detained Wednesday were followers of the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine , a radical Damascus - based group opposed to reconciliation with Israel . radical Why is the group radical? 18 19 -1270 4 Most of those detained Wednesday were followers of the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine , a radical Damascus - based group opposed to reconciliation with Israel . opposed to reconciliation with Israel What is the reasoning for being opposed to a peace process? 23 28 -1270 5 A secretary at the DFLP ' s office in the town of Abasan said police carried out the arrests overnight , bringing the two - day total of the group ' s members in detention to 150 . group ' s how many are in this group?\n 29 32 -1270 5 A secretary at the DFLP ' s office in the town of Abasan said police carried out the arrests overnight , bringing the two - day total of the group ' s members in detention to 150 . detention what was the number of members in detention before 34 35 -1271 1 Swedish slalom skier Thomas Fogdoe will be out for the season and may have sustained permanent back damage from a skiing crash that occurred while enroute to a training session , doctors said Wednesday . skiing crash What caused the crash to occur? 20 22 -1271 1 Swedish slalom skier Thomas Fogdoe will be out for the season and may have sustained permanent back damage from a skiing crash that occurred while enroute to a training session , doctors said Wednesday . crash Was there another party involved in the accident? 21 22 -1271 2 Fogdoe , 24 , underwent four hours of surgery , until early Wednesday , following the accident Tuesday at the downhill course in Aare , about 700 kilometers ( 440 miles ) northwest of Stockholm . four hours of surgery , Was the surgery successful? 5 10 -1271 3 " It is a serious back injury , " Goran Skog , the national team physician , told Swedish television . serious back injury , " How serious is it? 4 9 -1271 3 " It is a serious back injury , " Goran Skog , the national team physician , told Swedish television . serious Is the injury recoverable? 4 5 -1271 4 " It is too early to say if the injury will be permanent , " Skog said . " But he is definitely out for this season . " too early to say When will they be able to say? 3 7 -1271 4 " It is too early to say if the injury will be permanent , " Skog said . " But he is definitely out for this season . " this season How long is the season? 25 27 -1271 4 " It is too early to say if the injury will be permanent , " Skog said . " But he is definitely out for this season . " too early when will we know if the injury is permanent? 3 5 -1271 5 Skog said the damage was as if the 12th " verterbra had been dislocated . " Three surgeons operated on Fogdoe to reduce the pressure on the spine and stabilize the vertebrae . the damage Where exactly was the damage? 2 4 -1271 5 Skog said the damage was as if the 12th " verterbra had been dislocated . " Three surgeons operated on Fogdoe to reduce the pressure on the spine and stabilize the vertebrae . Three surgeons Why did it take so many surgeons? 16 18 -1271 5 Skog said the damage was as if the 12th " verterbra had been dislocated . " Three surgeons operated on Fogdoe to reduce the pressure on the spine and stabilize the vertebrae . reduce the pressure How did they reduce the pressure? 22 25 -1272 1 With the United Nations set to vote on a major peacekeeping operation for Angola , rebel leader Jonas Savimbi has unexpectedly challenged the treaty halting the southern African nation ' s civil war . unexpectedly challenged the treaty Why was the treaty challenged? 20 24 -1272 1 With the United Nations set to vote on a major peacekeeping operation for Angola , rebel leader Jonas Savimbi has unexpectedly challenged the treaty halting the southern African nation ' s civil war . challenged What is Savimbi's reason for challenging the treaty? 21 22 -1272 1 With the United Nations set to vote on a major peacekeeping operation for Angola , rebel leader Jonas Savimbi has unexpectedly challenged the treaty halting the southern African nation ' s civil war . challenged the treaty Why did Jonas Savimbi challenge the treaty? 21 24 -1272 2 Savimbi , commander of an estimated 50 , 000 well - armed UNITA guerrillas , told a mass meeting of rebel loyalists in the central Angolan bush he had " grave doubts " about the Nov . 20 treaty that ended the nation ' s 20 - year - civil war . he had " grave doubts " What was he skeptical about with the treaty? 27 33 -1272 2 Savimbi , commander of an estimated 50 , 000 well - armed UNITA guerrillas , told a mass meeting of rebel loyalists in the central Angolan bush he had " grave doubts " about the Nov . 20 treaty that ended the nation ' s 20 - year - civil war . 20 - year - civil What were the groups fighting for during the civil war? 45 50 -1272 2 Savimbi , commander of an estimated 50 , 000 well - armed UNITA guerrillas , told a mass meeting of rebel loyalists in the central Angolan bush he had " grave doubts " about the Nov . 20 treaty that ended the nation ' s 20 - year - civil war . " grave doubts " What kind of \"grave doubts\" did Savimbi have about the treaty? 29 33 -1272 3 " If the real state of the Angolan people is not considered , then there is no treaty , " the 60 - year - old rebel leader said . Parts of Savimbi ' s address were transmitted Wednesday by Portuguese TSF radio . Angolan What does Savimbi want for the Angolan people? 7 8 -1272 3 " If the real state of the Angolan people is not considered , then there is no treaty , " the 60 - year - old rebel leader said . Parts of Savimbi ' s address were transmitted Wednesday by Portuguese TSF radio . not considered , Why weren't Angolan people considered in the treaty? 10 13 -1272 5 Savimbi ' s threat to abandon the treaty came as the United Nations was scheduled to vote Wednesday on a nearly dlrs 400 million package for the first year of a 7 , 000 - strong Angolan peacekeeping operation for the war - devastated southern African nation . vote What part of the negotiation is Savimbi discontent about? 16 17 -1272 5 Savimbi ' s threat to abandon the treaty came as the United Nations was scheduled to vote Wednesday on a nearly dlrs 400 million package for the first year of a 7 , 000 - strong Angolan peacekeeping operation for the war - devastated southern African nation . nearly dlrs 400 million package What would that money be used for exactly? 20 25 -1273 1 Students protesting racial comments by the president of New Jersey ' s state university staged a basketball court sit - in Tuesday that forced suspension of the game . protesting racial comments What is the nature of the comments? 1 4 -1273 1 Students protesting racial comments by the president of New Jersey ' s state university staged a basketball court sit - in Tuesday that forced suspension of the game . racial comments Who and what are the racial comments about? 2 4 -1273 1 Students protesting racial comments by the president of New Jersey ' s state university staged a basketball court sit - in Tuesday that forced suspension of the game . protesting racial comments What did the comments entail? 1 4 -1273 1 Students protesting racial comments by the president of New Jersey ' s state university staged a basketball court sit - in Tuesday that forced suspension of the game . racial What did the president say that is considered 'racial comments'? 2 3 -1273 1 Students protesting racial comments by the president of New Jersey ' s state university staged a basketball court sit - in Tuesday that forced suspension of the game . president Does the university president have a reputation for making controversial or racist statements? 6 7 -1273 3 Rutgers President Francis L . Lawrence was not at the game . He has been criticized for his comments last fall that minorities don ' t have the hereditary genetic background to do well on college entrance exams . He has been criticized Who criticized him? 12 16 -1273 3 Rutgers President Francis L . Lawrence was not at the game . He has been criticized for his comments last fall that minorities don ' t have the hereditary genetic background to do well on college entrance exams . don ' t have the hereditary genetic background What was the basis for the chancellor's comments? 23 31 -1273 3 Rutgers President Francis L . Lawrence was not at the game . He has been criticized for his comments last fall that minorities don ' t have the hereditary genetic background to do well on college entrance exams . criticized Who has been criticizing him? Have there been any consequences to his remarks? 15 16 -1273 4 As some students sat in the middle of the basketball court , several others circled them , carrying banners blasting Lawrence . several others Were the people circling the group hostile to the students in the center? 12 14 -1273 4 As some students sat in the middle of the basketball court , several others circled them , carrying banners blasting Lawrence . blasting What did the banners say? 19 20 -1274 1 When Toyota Motor Co . President Tatsuro Toyoda preaches the corporate gospel his firm pioneered - - lean production - - automotive executives listen closely . lean production Why is the concept called lean? 17 19 -1274 1 When Toyota Motor Co . President Tatsuro Toyoda preaches the corporate gospel his firm pioneered - - lean production - - automotive executives listen closely . lean production What are some of the hallmarks of lean production? 17 19 -1274 2 But these days they don ' t get lectured on how Toyota forged the industry standard for low - cost production 20 years ago . they don ' t get lectured When did they get lectured before? 3 9 -1274 2 But these days they don ' t get lectured on how Toyota forged the industry standard for low - cost production 20 years ago . they don ' t get lectured Why don't they get lectured? 3 9 -1274 3 Instead they hear how Japan ' s No . 1 automaker was jolted into further economies by the Japanese auto crisis of the 1990s , shaving production costs by dlrs 3 billion over the last two years . Japanese auto crisis of the 1990s , What led to this downturn? 18 25 -1274 4 Cost reduction has become the industry ' s driving force , with the Japanese leaving Americans in their wake in the 1980s , and Americans recently turning the tables - - with a little help from the surging Japanese yen . Americans Does this refer to American car manufacturers? 15 16 -1274 4 Cost reduction has become the industry ' s driving force , with the Japanese leaving Americans in their wake in the 1980s , and Americans recently turning the tables - - with a little help from the surging Japanese yen . the Japanese leaving Americans in their wake How did the Japanese leave Americans in their wake? 12 19 -1274 5 Chrysler and Ford have scrimped and scraped to shave costs down to where they squeeze more profit out of every vehicle sold - - more than dlrs 1 , 300 and dlrs 1 , 000 respectively last year - - than probably any other automaker . shave costs down How were costs minimized? 8 11 -1274 5 Chrysler and Ford have scrimped and scraped to shave costs down to where they squeeze more profit out of every vehicle sold - - more than dlrs 1 , 300 and dlrs 1 , 000 respectively last year - - than probably any other automaker . probably Can we verify this? 41 42 -1275 1 Former President Kenneth Kaunda vowed Wednesday to fight his way back to power in elections next year , and accused the government of trying to stifle his campaign . trying to stifle his campaign How was his campaign being stifled? 23 28 -1275 1 Former President Kenneth Kaunda vowed Wednesday to fight his way back to power in elections next year , and accused the government of trying to stifle his campaign . accused Why did former President Kenneth Kaunda accused the government of stifling his campaign? 19 20 -1275 1 Former President Kenneth Kaunda vowed Wednesday to fight his way back to power in elections next year , and accused the government of trying to stifle his campaign . vowed Why does President Kenneth Kaunda wants to fight his way back in elections next year? 4 5 -1275 1 Former President Kenneth Kaunda vowed Wednesday to fight his way back to power in elections next year , and accused the government of trying to stifle his campaign . fight How does the President plan to get back in power? 7 8 -1275 1 Former President Kenneth Kaunda vowed Wednesday to fight his way back to power in elections next year , and accused the government of trying to stifle his campaign . Wednesday Which Wednesday is this? What is the specific date? 5 6 -1275 1 Former President Kenneth Kaunda vowed Wednesday to fight his way back to power in elections next year , and accused the government of trying to stifle his campaign . fight his way back to power Why would he manage to fight his way back? 7 13 -1275 1 Former President Kenneth Kaunda vowed Wednesday to fight his way back to power in elections next year , and accused the government of trying to stifle his campaign . stifle his campaign How did the government try to stifle his campaign? 25 28 -1275 2 Kaunda , 70 , said he has already been out on the trail , but several of his rallies were cancelled by police who gave no grounds for their action . cancelled by police Why did the police want to cancel his rallies? 20 23 -1275 2 Kaunda , 70 , said he has already been out on the trail , but several of his rallies were cancelled by police who gave no grounds for their action . cancelled Why were Kaunda's rallies cancelled? 20 21 -1275 2 Kaunda , 70 , said he has already been out on the trail , but several of his rallies were cancelled by police who gave no grounds for their action . action Why were Kaunda's rallies cancelled by police? 29 30 -1275 2 Kaunda , 70 , said he has already been out on the trail , but several of his rallies were cancelled by police who gave no grounds for their action . police Who are the police? A station or specific department? 22 23 -1275 2 Kaunda , 70 , said he has already been out on the trail , but several of his rallies were cancelled by police who gave no grounds for their action . already been out on the trail , Why is campaigning an issue? 7 14 -1275 2 Kaunda , 70 , said he has already been out on the trail , but several of his rallies were cancelled by police who gave no grounds for their action . several of his rallies were cancelled Why were his rallies cancelled? 15 21 -1275 2 Kaunda , 70 , said he has already been out on the trail , but several of his rallies were cancelled by police who gave no grounds for their action . gave no grounds for their action Why did the police prevent the rallies? 24 30 -1275 3 The veteran politician , interviewed by the state - controlled Times of Zambia newspaper , said he would defy further bans on political meetings that he charged were ordered by President Frederick Chiluba ' s governing party . bans on political meetings What was the reasoning behind the bans on political meetings? 20 24 -1275 3 The veteran politician , interviewed by the state - controlled Times of Zambia newspaper , said he would defy further bans on political meetings that he charged were ordered by President Frederick Chiluba ' s governing party . ordered Why did President Frederick Chiluba's governing party put bans on political meetings? 28 29 -1275 3 The veteran politician , interviewed by the state - controlled Times of Zambia newspaper , said he would defy further bans on political meetings that he charged were ordered by President Frederick Chiluba ' s governing party . bans on political meetings Why were their bans on political meetings? 20 24 -1275 4 " I will beat them at their own game , because I have gone around most parts of the country and I know what I ' m talking about , " he said . beat How does Kaunda plan on beating them at their own game? 3 4 -1275 4 " I will beat them at their own game , because I have gone around most parts of the country and I know what I ' m talking about , " he said . beat them How will the former president manage this? 3 5 -1275 5 Kaunda , defeated by Chiluba ' s Movement for Multiparty Democracy in 1991 in the first democratic elections since he led the nation to independence from Britain in 1964 , also accused the government of failing to pay benefits he was due as a longtime head of state . benefits he was due What type of benefits was he claiming he was owed? 38 42 -1275 5 Kaunda , defeated by Chiluba ' s Movement for Multiparty Democracy in 1991 in the first democratic elections since he led the nation to independence from Britain in 1964 , also accused the government of failing to pay benefits he was due as a longtime head of state . failing Why did the government fail to pay benefits he was due as a head of state? 35 36 -1275 5 Kaunda , defeated by Chiluba ' s Movement for Multiparty Democracy in 1991 in the first democratic elections since he led the nation to independence from Britain in 1964 , also accused the government of failing to pay benefits he was due as a longtime head of state . benefits What benefits are these? 38 39 -1275 5 Kaunda , defeated by Chiluba ' s Movement for Multiparty Democracy in 1991 in the first democratic elections since he led the nation to independence from Britain in 1964 , also accused the government of failing to pay benefits he was due as a longtime head of state . defeated by Chiluba ' s Movement Why was this movement important? 2 8 -1275 5 Kaunda , defeated by Chiluba ' s Movement for Multiparty Democracy in 1991 in the first democratic elections since he led the nation to independence from Britain in 1964 , also accused the government of failing to pay benefits he was due as a longtime head of state . the first democratic elections Why were these the first democratic elections in decades? 14 18 -1275 5 Kaunda , defeated by Chiluba ' s Movement for Multiparty Democracy in 1991 in the first democratic elections since he led the nation to independence from Britain in 1964 , also accused the government of failing to pay benefits he was due as a longtime head of state . failing to pay benefits Why was he denied the benefits? 35 39 -1276 1 The head of the U . S . House of Represenatives said Wednesday he was willing to meet with a federal mediator to discuss the protracted U . S . Major League Baseball strike , but thought congessional intervention was " a very bad idea . " congessional intervention was " a very bad idea . " Why is it a \"very bad idea\"? 37 47 -1276 1 The head of the U . S . House of Represenatives said Wednesday he was willing to meet with a federal mediator to discuss the protracted U . S . Major League Baseball strike , but thought congessional intervention was " a very bad idea . " congessional intervention was " a very bad idea . " Why did he think this would not be constructive? 37 47 -1276 1 The head of the U . S . House of Represenatives said Wednesday he was willing to meet with a federal mediator to discuss the protracted U . S . Major League Baseball strike , but thought congessional intervention was " a very bad idea . " very bad idea why did he think this? 42 45 -1276 1 The head of the U . S . House of Represenatives said Wednesday he was willing to meet with a federal mediator to discuss the protracted U . S . Major League Baseball strike , but thought congessional intervention was " a very bad idea . " head Who was the head of the U.S. House of Representatives at the time of this article? 1 2 -1276 2 Telling reporters that he and Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole were prepared to discuss the situation with mediator W . J . Usery , Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich also reiterated that he thought Congress should be focusing on other issues . focusing on other issues . What other issues did Newt think should be focused on? 38 43 -1276 2 Telling reporters that he and Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole were prepared to discuss the situation with mediator W . J . Usery , Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich also reiterated that he thought Congress should be focusing on other issues . other issues what other issues? 40 42 -1276 2 Telling reporters that he and Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole were prepared to discuss the situation with mediator W . J . Usery , Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich also reiterated that he thought Congress should be focusing on other issues . focusing What are some examples of other issues Gingrich referred to? 38 39 -1276 3 " The fact is , if you start settling ( labor disputes ) industry by industry , how many should we solve , " he said . " I just think it ' s a very bad idea to politicize it . " disputes ) How long has the Major League Baseball strike lasted? 11 13 -1276 5 " We are not in a position today to rush into any decision . I am not closing the door . . I just do not think that Congress should rush into it , " he said . position Who put Major League Baseball as a congressional issue that needed congressional intervention? 6 7 -1277 1 A body with three bullets in its head found in an eastern beach town was identified Wednesday as that of a Mexican book distributor who disappeared from his San Juan office last week . book distributor what is the name of the book distributor 22 24 -1277 1 A body with three bullets in its head found in an eastern beach town was identified Wednesday as that of a Mexican book distributor who disappeared from his San Juan office last week . found in an eastern beach town How was the person discovered? 8 14 -1277 2 The Institute of Forensic Medicine said the body found on a little - used highway in the town of Fajardo Tuesday was that of Guillermo Munoz Romero , 45 . He was general manager of the Puerto Rican office of the Fernandez Editores book company of Mexico . body found at what time body found 7 9 -1277 3 The institute based its conclusion on an identification by relatives of the victim who traveled here from Mexico . relatives which relatives identified the body 9 10 -1277 3 The institute based its conclusion on an identification by relatives of the victim who traveled here from Mexico . traveled here from Mexico Why had he traveled to this town? 14 18 -1277 4 Police said they found the body after receiving two anonymous phone calls , one reporting gunshots near the highway , the second reporting a dead body on the road . phone calls , when were the phone calls made 10 13 -1277 4 Police said they found the body after receiving two anonymous phone calls , one reporting gunshots near the highway , the second reporting a dead body on the road . second reporting a dead body on the road When did these calls come in? 21 29 -1277 5 Pathologist Maria Conte said Munoz Romero was killed only shortly before he was found . was killed only shortly before he was found how did they understand that he was killed only shortly before he was found? 6 14 -1277 5 Pathologist Maria Conte said Munoz Romero was killed only shortly before he was found . shortly before he was found What characteristics allowed the pathologist to determine the time of death? 9 14 -1277 5 Pathologist Maria Conte said Munoz Romero was killed only shortly before he was found . Romero How did the pathologist find out that Romero was killed shortly before he was found? 5 6 -1278 1 European Union leaders said Wednesday Israel and the Union had a " number of differences " over Israel ' s trade status in Europe , and that experts from both sides would meet next week to resolve them . a " number of differences " What exactly were these differences? 10 16 -1278 1 European Union leaders said Wednesday Israel and the Union had a " number of differences " over Israel ' s trade status in Europe , and that experts from both sides would meet next week to resolve them . leaders which leaders / from which countries? 2 3 -1278 3 The announcement that the economic experts will meet on Feb . 16 in Europe comes in the wake of Israel ' s dissatisfaction with its trade status in Europe . Israel is looking to narrow a dlrs 7 billion trade deficit with European nations . dlrs what does this mean? 36 37 -1278 3 The announcement that the economic experts will meet on Feb . 16 in Europe comes in the wake of Israel ' s dissatisfaction with its trade status in Europe . Israel is looking to narrow a dlrs 7 billion trade deficit with European nations . dissatisfaction What caused the dissatisfaction? 22 23 -1278 5 " There still remains at the center a number of differences , " he added . differences , " what differences? 10 13 -1278 5 " There still remains at the center a number of differences , " he added . differences , " Which differences are these? 10 13 -1279 1 During the early weeks of his stewardship of the U . S . Senate Foreign Relations committee , Sen . Jesse Helms has displayed only occasional flashes of the conservative combativeness that has been his trademark . flashes of the conservative combativeness Why has his personality changed in this capacity? 26 31 -1279 1 During the early weeks of his stewardship of the U . S . Senate Foreign Relations committee , Sen . Jesse Helms has displayed only occasional flashes of the conservative combativeness that has been his trademark . occasional flashes How often have the flashes occured? 25 27 -1279 1 During the early weeks of his stewardship of the U . S . Senate Foreign Relations committee , Sen . Jesse Helms has displayed only occasional flashes of the conservative combativeness that has been his trademark . conservative combativeness Towards what exactly? 29 31 -1279 1 During the early weeks of his stewardship of the U . S . Senate Foreign Relations committee , Sen . Jesse Helms has displayed only occasional flashes of the conservative combativeness that has been his trademark . only occasional flashes Why so few? 24 27 -1279 2 On such issues as arms control and the Clinton administration ' s agreement with North Korean on nuclear technology , Helms has surprised many by being more accommodating to the administration than adversarial . more accommodating to the administration Why was he less likely to go against the Clinton administration? 26 31 -1279 2 On such issues as arms control and the Clinton administration ' s agreement with North Korean on nuclear technology , Helms has surprised many by being more accommodating to the administration than adversarial . more accommodating Was his platform when running opposed to these issues? 26 28 -1279 4 Titled the " Cuban Liberty and Solidarity Act , " Helms ' bill also seeks to internationalize the U . S . embargo against Cuba and to authorize U . S . aid after a democratic succession in Cuba . internationalize the U . S . embargo How would internationalizing it help the US? 16 23 -1279 5 Helms planned to unveil his proposal at a news conference , where he was to be joined by Cuban - American and other congressional opponents of Castro . unveil his proposal When is he planning this? 3 6 -1280 1 AC Milan captured the European Super Cup defeating Arsenal 2 - 0 in their second leg final at San Siro stadium Wednesday night . second How many game are there in the Super Cup? 14 15 -1280 1 AC Milan captured the European Super Cup defeating Arsenal 2 - 0 in their second leg final at San Siro stadium Wednesday night . 2 - 0 who scored the goals? 9 12 -1280 2 Croat forward Zvonimir Boban scored the opener in the 41st minute on a fast counterattack . Italian veteran Daniele Massaro made it two with a perfect header in the 65th of the first game played in Italy since the Jan . 29 stabbing death of a fan . stabbing death of a fan Why was there a stabbing death at the football stadium? 42 47 -1280 2 Croat forward Zvonimir Boban scored the opener in the 41st minute on a fast counterattack . Italian veteran Daniele Massaro made it two with a perfect header in the 65th of the first game played in Italy since the Jan . 29 stabbing death of a fan . stabbing What happened at the stabbing? 42 43 -1280 2 Croat forward Zvonimir Boban scored the opener in the 41st minute on a fast counterattack . Italian veteran Daniele Massaro made it two with a perfect header in the 65th of the first game played in Italy since the Jan . 29 stabbing death of a fan . Jan . 29 stabbing death of a fan What's the story here? 39 47 -1280 2 Croat forward Zvonimir Boban scored the opener in the 41st minute on a fast counterattack . Italian veteran Daniele Massaro made it two with a perfect header in the 65th of the first game played in Italy since the Jan . 29 stabbing death of a fan . 29 stabbing death of a fan why was the fan stabbed? 41 47 -1280 4 It was the third Super Cup victory and the 13th International trophy for the Milan powerhouse which is owned by former Italian premier Silvio Berlusconi . powerhouse Who are some key members of the Milan team? 15 16 -1280 5 Milan supporters kept almost silent during the first half , in sign of respect for the Genoa fan stabbed to death prior to a league game 11 days ago . stabbed Why was the fan stabbed to death? 18 19 -1280 5 Milan supporters kept almost silent during the first half , in sign of respect for the Genoa fan stabbed to death prior to a league game 11 days ago . Genoa fan stabbed to death again, what's the story here? 16 21 -1280 5 Milan supporters kept almost silent during the first half , in sign of respect for the Genoa fan stabbed to death prior to a league game 11 days ago . almost silent but not totally silent? 3 5 -1281 1 Andreas Goldberger of Austria captured his sixth World Cup ski jumping victory of the season Wednesday night , extending his lead to 402 points in the overall standings . points in the overall standings . How late in the season did Goldberger have this sort of lead? 23 29 -1281 1 Andreas Goldberger of Austria captured his sixth World Cup ski jumping victory of the season Wednesday night , extending his lead to 402 points in the overall standings . Wednesday What is the date of Wednesday night? 15 16 -1281 2 Goldberger had jumps of 134 and 128 . 5 meters for 272 . 5 points on the large hill before a crowd of some 8 , 000 at Lysgardsbakken , the site of last year ' s Winter Olympic ski jumping competition . His first - round effort was the longest of the evening . Lysgardsbakken , What country is Lysgardsbakken in? 28 30 -1281 3 Takanobu Okabe of Japan was a distant second with 254 . 9 points after rides of 121 . 5 and 131 . 5 meters . Takanobu Okabe How long has Takanobu Okabe been ski jumping? 0 2 -1281 3 Takanobu Okabe of Japan was a distant second with 254 . 9 points after rides of 121 . 5 and 131 . 5 meters . 121 . 5 Are the ski jump scores respectively? 16 19 -1281 4 Goldberger , who won bronze medals on the large hill and the team event in the Winter Games , leads the overall standings with 1 , 171 points after 17 of 22 meets . Janne Ahonen of Finland , who wound up 23rd , is second overall with 769 points . meets What does \"meets\" mean? 32 33 -1281 5 The Norwegians had a black day . Only four of the 16 Norwegian jumpers qualified for the second round . Sture Holseter , a 17 - year - old junior , was 16th for the best Norwegian placing . four Who are the four Norwegians that placed? 8 9 -1282 1 Angola ' s rebel leader on Wednesday gave a qualified endorsement to a peace accord between the government and his UNITA movement . He denied being " humiliated " by recent military defeats . military defeats What recent military defeats did Angola's rebel leader deny? 31 33 -1282 1 Angola ' s rebel leader on Wednesday gave a qualified endorsement to a peace accord between the government and his UNITA movement . He denied being " humiliated " by recent military defeats . Angola ' s rebel leader In what ways is Angola's leader a rebel? 0 5 -1282 1 Angola ' s rebel leader on Wednesday gave a qualified endorsement to a peace accord between the government and his UNITA movement . He denied being " humiliated " by recent military defeats . qualified endorsement Why did the rebel leader give a qualified endorsement and what makes it qualified? 9 11 -1282 1 Angola ' s rebel leader on Wednesday gave a qualified endorsement to a peace accord between the government and his UNITA movement . He denied being " humiliated " by recent military defeats . Angola ' s rebel leader What is his name? How long has he been leading the rebels?\n 0 5 -1282 1 Angola ' s rebel leader on Wednesday gave a qualified endorsement to a peace accord between the government and his UNITA movement . He denied being " humiliated " by recent military defeats . military defeats How impactful were these defeats? 31 33 -1282 2 In a rare interview at his headquarters in the refugee - crammed , bombed - out town of Bailundo , where his guerrilla army retreated in November , Jonas Savimbi said he wants peace . interview With whom did Savimbi engage in a rare interview? 3 4 -1282 2 In a rare interview at his headquarters in the refugee - crammed , bombed - out town of Bailundo , where his guerrilla army retreated in November , Jonas Savimbi said he wants peace . where his guerrilla army retreated Why did they retreat there? 20 25 -1282 2 In a rare interview at his headquarters in the refugee - crammed , bombed - out town of Bailundo , where his guerrilla army retreated in November , Jonas Savimbi said he wants peace . In a rare interview Who conducted this interview? 0 4 -1282 2 In a rare interview at his headquarters in the refugee - crammed , bombed - out town of Bailundo , where his guerrilla army retreated in November , Jonas Savimbi said he wants peace . guerrilla army retreated in November , Why did Savimbi retreat to this particular town? 22 28 -1282 3 And , he said , he would acknowledge the government of President Jose Eduardo dos Santos - - under conditions of mutual respect . mutual respect Will Savimbi outline the conditions of mutual respect to which refers? 21 23 -1282 3 And , he said , he would acknowledge the government of President Jose Eduardo dos Santos - - under conditions of mutual respect . under conditions of mutual respect What type of conditions? Does he want to be acknowledged as legitimate in any way? 18 23 -1282 3 And , he said , he would acknowledge the government of President Jose Eduardo dos Santos - - under conditions of mutual respect . conditions of mutual respect What would be the conditions that would satisfy this qualification? 19 23 -1282 4 The agreement , signed Nov . 20 in Lusaka , Zambia , culminated a year of U . N . - brokered negotiations . Savimbi didn ' t appear for the signing ceremony , implying he did not fully support it . fully support In what other ways has Savimbi implied that he does not fully support the agreement? 38 40 -1282 4 The agreement , signed Nov . 20 in Lusaka , Zambia , culminated a year of U . N . - brokered negotiations . Savimbi didn ' t appear for the signing ceremony , implying he did not fully support it . U . N . - brokered negotiations Why did the U.N. have to get involved in these negotiations? 16 23 -1282 4 The agreement , signed Nov . 20 in Lusaka , Zambia , culminated a year of U . N . - brokered negotiations . Savimbi didn ' t appear for the signing ceremony , implying he did not fully support it . he did not fully support it Why didn't Savimbi support the agreement? 35 41 -1282 5 Throughout the 40 - minute interview , Savimbi seemed to hedge about the peace accord , suggesting it would be hard for him to persuade UNITA ' s followers to accept it . hedge In what behaviors did Savimbi engage that would indicate he was hedging about the peace accord? 10 11 -1282 5 Throughout the 40 - minute interview , Savimbi seemed to hedge about the peace accord , suggesting it would be hard for him to persuade UNITA ' s followers to accept it . hard for him to persuade UNITA ' s Why won't UNITA accept the peace accord? 20 28 -1282 5 Throughout the 40 - minute interview , Savimbi seemed to hedge about the peace accord , suggesting it would be hard for him to persuade UNITA ' s followers to accept it . Throughout the 40 - minute interview , Was this interview filmed/recorded? 0 7 -1282 5 Throughout the 40 - minute interview , Savimbi seemed to hedge about the peace accord , suggesting it would be hard for him to persuade UNITA ' s followers to accept it . hard for him to persuade UNITA ' s followers Why would they be unlikely to accept the terms? 20 29 -1283 1 Peru attacked Ecuadorean border posts with helicopter raids and mortar fire , and Ecuador claimed it downed its fourth Peruvian helicopter . Talks resumed in Brazil to end the 2 - week - old fighting . end the 2 - week - old fighting What was causing the raids and fighting? 27 35 -1283 1 Peru attacked Ecuadorean border posts with helicopter raids and mortar fire , and Ecuador claimed it downed its fourth Peruvian helicopter . Talks resumed in Brazil to end the 2 - week - old fighting . resumed in Brazil Where in Brazil did the talks resume 23 26 -1283 1 Peru attacked Ecuadorean border posts with helicopter raids and mortar fire , and Ecuador claimed it downed its fourth Peruvian helicopter . Talks resumed in Brazil to end the 2 - week - old fighting . 2 - week - old Why were Peru and Ecuador fighting? 29 34 -1283 2 In Lima , the Peruvian capital , armed forces chief Gen . Nicolas Hermoza said Peru had dislodged Ecuador ' s forces from Base Sur and Cueva de los Tayos , two of three posts that Peru says are in its territory . Peru says are in its territory . Why does Peru claim the posts are in their territory? 36 43 -1283 2 In Lima , the Peruvian capital , armed forces chief Gen . Nicolas Hermoza said Peru had dislodged Ecuador ' s forces from Base Sur and Cueva de los Tayos , two of three posts that Peru says are in its territory . Peru had dislodged Ecuador ' s forces How had they dislodged the forces 15 22 -1283 2 In Lima , the Peruvian capital , armed forces chief Gen . Nicolas Hermoza said Peru had dislodged Ecuador ' s forces from Base Sur and Cueva de los Tayos , two of three posts that Peru says are in its territory . dislodged Ecuador ' s forces Why did Peru dislodge Ecuador's forces from the bases all of a sudden? 17 22 -1283 3 He said his troops had surrounded Tiwintza , the third border post in a disputed area of rugged , jungle - covered mountains 350 kilometers ( 220 miles ) southeast of Quito and 1 , 000 kilometers ( 600 miles ) north of Lima . surrounded Tiwintza , Why did the troops surround Tiwintza? 5 8 -1283 4 Ecuador denied the report , insisting its forces remained in nine border posts that have come under attack since Jan . 26 . that have come under attack since Jan . 26 From who had they come under attack? 13 22 -1283 4 Ecuador denied the report , insisting its forces remained in nine border posts that have come under attack since Jan . 26 . come under attack Why did the border posts come under attack? 15 18 -1284 1 The U . S . dollar fell against the Japanese yen in early trading in Tokyo Thursday , while prices on the Tokyo Stock Exchange declined in light trading . declined why were the prices declined 25 26 -1284 1 The U . S . dollar fell against the Japanese yen in early trading in Tokyo Thursday , while prices on the Tokyo Stock Exchange declined in light trading . Thursday , what date? 16 18 -1284 4 The Jan . 17 earthquake killed at least 5 , 291 people , including 184 foreigners , according to official and media reports . foreigners , who were the foreigners 15 17 -1284 5 There was also a perception that some Japanese companies are repatriating capital ahead of Japan ' s fiscal year - end on March 31 . repatriating capital How is this being done? 10 12 -1284 5 There was also a perception that some Japanese companies are repatriating capital ahead of Japan ' s fiscal year - end on March 31 . some which companies 6 7 -1284 5 There was also a perception that some Japanese companies are repatriating capital ahead of Japan ' s fiscal year - end on March 31 . companies which companies? 8 9 -1285 1 Indonesia has promised to investigate reports that its troops shot dead six civilians in the disputed territory of East Timor in January , the Australian Foreign Affairs Department said Thursday . shot dead six civilians Why did the troops fire on the civilians? 9 13 -1285 1 Indonesia has promised to investigate reports that its troops shot dead six civilians in the disputed territory of East Timor in January , the Australian Foreign Affairs Department said Thursday . shot dead six civilians why did they do this? 9 13 -1285 1 Indonesia has promised to investigate reports that its troops shot dead six civilians in the disputed territory of East Timor in January , the Australian Foreign Affairs Department said Thursday . territory Who is the other party disputing the territory with Indonesia? 16 17 -1285 2 Department spokesman Paul Molloy said Indonesia had officially advised Australia of its investigation plans . advised Australia why did they speak with australia? 8 10 -1285 3 Earlier several nations , including Australia and New Zealand , expressed concern about the killings on Jan . 12 . killings Why did the troops shoot civilians in the first place? What was the dispute with civilians? 14 15 -1285 4 " We have said we are concerned at the reports that those who had been killed on Jan . 12 were civilians and we have asked for clarification as to what happened , " Molloy said . clarification What did the final report say about the investigation? 27 28 -1285 5 " We have been advised by Indonesia that an investigative team is being sent to follow up the case . " investigative team how big is the team? 9 11 -1286 1 Before Bernard Harris Jr . was allowed to take a Navajo flag aboard Discovery , tribal medicine men had to bless it with corn pollen and make sure the space shuttle ' s path fit with their beliefs : It had to orbit clockwise . It had to orbit clockwise . What does this direction mean in Navajo theology? 39 45 -1286 1 Before Bernard Harris Jr . was allowed to take a Navajo flag aboard Discovery , tribal medicine men had to bless it with corn pollen and make sure the space shuttle ' s path fit with their beliefs : It had to orbit clockwise . corn pollen What is the purpose of using corn pollen specifically when blessing the flag? 23 25 -1286 1 Before Bernard Harris Jr . was allowed to take a Navajo flag aboard Discovery , tribal medicine men had to bless it with corn pollen and make sure the space shuttle ' s path fit with their beliefs : It had to orbit clockwise . orbit clockwise Why did it have to orbit clockwise? 42 44 -1286 1 Before Bernard Harris Jr . was allowed to take a Navajo flag aboard Discovery , tribal medicine men had to bless it with corn pollen and make sure the space shuttle ' s path fit with their beliefs : It had to orbit clockwise . tribal medicine men had to bless it What is the ritual behind the blessing? 15 22 -1286 1 Before Bernard Harris Jr . was allowed to take a Navajo flag aboard Discovery , tribal medicine men had to bless it with corn pollen and make sure the space shuttle ' s path fit with their beliefs : It had to orbit clockwise . It had to orbit clockwise How did the clockwise orbit fit with the beliefs of tribal medicine men? 39 44 -1286 2 When the Navajo decided that from their viewpoint , Discovery ' s orbit met the requirement , all signals were go for Harris to carry the first Navajo item to fly in space . NASA allows astronauts to carry up a few small belongings for whomever they want . Navajo item what was the item that was taken to space? 27 29 -1286 3 " I ' m flying this flag for them because being there I could see their plight as the original Americans , " said Harris , a 38 - year - old black physician who lived on a Navajo reservation from ages 7 to 15 . His mother taught at boarding schools run by the U . S . Bureau of Indian Affairs . plight What was the specific plight that they faced? 16 17 -1286 3 " I ' m flying this flag for them because being there I could see their plight as the original Americans , " said Harris , a 38 - year - old black physician who lived on a Navajo reservation from ages 7 to 15 . His mother taught at boarding schools run by the U . S . Bureau of Indian Affairs . " I ' m flying this flag for them What does the flag represent? 0 9 -1286 3 " I ' m flying this flag for them because being there I could see their plight as the original Americans , " said Harris , a 38 - year - old black physician who lived on a Navajo reservation from ages 7 to 15 . His mother taught at boarding schools run by the U . S . Bureau of Indian Affairs . His mother taught Did his mother teaching have anything to do with his decision to become an astronaut later in life? 46 49 -1286 4 Harris , who will become the first black to spacewalk on Thursday , approached the Navajo in December about taking some tribal item with him on the mission . taking some tribal item with him on the mission What were these tribal items? 19 28 -1286 4 Harris , who will become the first black to spacewalk on Thursday , approached the Navajo in December about taking some tribal item with him on the mission . tribal item Did this tribal item bring Harris a sense of pride of his nationality? 21 23 -1286 5 Navajo Nation President Albert Hale decided on a flag after consulting with medicine men to make sure no spiritual traditions would be violated . The flag was blessed last month by Navajo medicine man Ross Nez . medicine men what is the specific purpose of medicine men? 12 14 -1286 5 Navajo Nation President Albert Hale decided on a flag after consulting with medicine men to make sure no spiritual traditions would be violated . The flag was blessed last month by Navajo medicine man Ross Nez . spiritual traditions what possible spiritual traditions could have been violated? 18 20 -1286 5 Navajo Nation President Albert Hale decided on a flag after consulting with medicine men to make sure no spiritual traditions would be violated . The flag was blessed last month by Navajo medicine man Ross Nez . no spiritual traditions would be violated What would happen if the tradition is violated? 17 23 -1286 5 Navajo Nation President Albert Hale decided on a flag after consulting with medicine men to make sure no spiritual traditions would be violated . The flag was blessed last month by Navajo medicine man Ross Nez . flag was blessed How does one bless a flag? 25 28 -1287 1 Lorena Bobbitt , who gained international attention for cutting off her husband ' s penis in 1993 , has returned to her old job as a manicurist . returned when is the article being written? 19 20 -1287 1 Lorena Bobbitt , who gained international attention for cutting off her husband ' s penis in 1993 , has returned to her old job as a manicurist . cutting off her husband ' s penis in 1993 , How did that happen? 8 18 -1287 1 Lorena Bobbitt , who gained international attention for cutting off her husband ' s penis in 1993 , has returned to her old job as a manicurist . old job how long was she unemployed? 22 24 -1287 3 In a brief interview with The Arlington Journal , Mrs . Bobbitt said her customers have been pleasant . customers have been pleasant they didnt remark about it? 14 18 -1287 5 The shop , called Illusions , is about 20 miles ( 32 kilometers ) from the apartment where Mrs . Bobbitt severed her husband ' s penis as he slept in June 1993 . called Illusions , what kind of store is it? 3 6 -1287 5 The shop , called Illusions , is about 20 miles ( 32 kilometers ) from the apartment where Mrs . Bobbitt severed her husband ' s penis as he slept in June 1993 . husband ' s penis what's the story here? 23 27 -1287 5 The shop , called Illusions , is about 20 miles ( 32 kilometers ) from the apartment where Mrs . Bobbitt severed her husband ' s penis as he slept in June 1993 . 20 miles ( 32 why does this matter? 8 12 -1288 1 Edward Leary limped into court Wednesday to plead innocent to more charges stemming from a homemade bomb that sent a fireball whooshing through a subway car , injuring him and 47 others . limped into Why was he limping? 2 4 -1288 1 Edward Leary limped into court Wednesday to plead innocent to more charges stemming from a homemade bomb that sent a fireball whooshing through a subway car , injuring him and 47 others . subway car , Where did this happen? 24 27 -1288 1 Edward Leary limped into court Wednesday to plead innocent to more charges stemming from a homemade bomb that sent a fireball whooshing through a subway car , injuring him and 47 others . homemade bomb Why did he make the bomb? 15 17 -1288 1 Edward Leary limped into court Wednesday to plead innocent to more charges stemming from a homemade bomb that sent a fireball whooshing through a subway car , injuring him and 47 others . limped Why would Leary be charged for this crime? 2 3 -1288 2 The crude bomb went off Dec . 21 while the subway train was parked in a station . Leary is charged with attempted murder , assault , criminal possession of a weapon and attempted grand larceny . station What country and city is this station located? 16 17 -1288 3 Leary , of Scotch Plains , New Jersey , was arraigned on a superseding indictment that added 35 counts from the Dec . 21 blast , along with charges stemming from another subway firebombing six days earlier . another subway firebombing Where did this firebombing take places? What are the other details of the incident? 31 34 -1288 3 Leary , of Scotch Plains , New Jersey , was arraigned on a superseding indictment that added 35 counts from the Dec . 21 blast , along with charges stemming from another subway firebombing six days earlier . firebombing How did these two incidents get linked together? Was there similarity between the two bombs? 33 34 -1288 4 Leary , 49 , is being held in the prison ward at Bellevue Hospital . He pleaded innocent at a bedside arraignment on the original indictment Jan . 10 . Hospital Why is he in the hospital? 13 14 -1288 4 Leary , 49 , is being held in the prison ward at Bellevue Hospital . He pleaded innocent at a bedside arraignment on the original indictment Jan . 10 . innocent What is Leary's defense? 17 18 -1288 5 Authorities say Leary ' s alleged firebombings were part of a subterranean reign of terror aimed at extorting cash from the city ' s transit agency . Authorities allege that the bomb was in his lap and went off accidentally . extorting cash Why do they say it was part of a plan to extort cash? Was there a ransom or blackmail? 17 19 -1288 5 Authorities say Leary ' s alleged firebombings were part of a subterranean reign of terror aimed at extorting cash from the city ' s transit agency . Authorities allege that the bomb was in his lap and went off accidentally . subterranean reign of terror How did this all start? 11 15 -1288 5 Authorities say Leary ' s alleged firebombings were part of a subterranean reign of terror aimed at extorting cash from the city ' s transit agency . Authorities allege that the bomb was in his lap and went off accidentally . extorting How many previous incidences were there? 17 18 -1289 1 Now that a firecracker ban has made much of urban China quiet at the lunar New Year , fires and injuries have gone down sharply , a report said Thursday . firecracker ban What was the reason for the ban? 3 5 -1289 1 Now that a firecracker ban has made much of urban China quiet at the lunar New Year , fires and injuries have gone down sharply , a report said Thursday . ban Is the ban nationwide? What types of firecrackers are banned? 4 5 -1289 2 Beijing had an average of one fire every 48 seconds during the holiday before the ban was imposed in 1993 . This year , the capital celebrated a quiet holiday from Jan . 30 to Feb . 4 without a single fire , the China Daily said . fire Were there any restrictions on fireworks before, or were the previous restrictions simply not strict enough? 6 7 -1289 5 Firecrackers are still popular in many rural areas across China during the holiday . Over the past three years , China has had an average of 600 fires on the eve of the lunar New Year , mainly from firecrackers , the report said . average of 600 fires on the eve Why are there so many fires resulting from poor firecracker use? 24 31 -1289 5 Firecrackers are still popular in many rural areas across China during the holiday . Over the past three years , China has had an average of 600 fires on the eve of the lunar New Year , mainly from firecrackers , the report said . lunar New Year , What is a 'lunar New Year'? 33 37 -1289 5 Firecrackers are still popular in many rural areas across China during the holiday . Over the past three years , China has had an average of 600 fires on the eve of the lunar New Year , mainly from firecrackers , the report said . rural Are firecrackers allowed in rural areas? 6 7 -1290 1 A Singapore court has frozen the assets of an American educator who is unlikely to pay a dlrs 6 , 850 fine imposed by court for writing an article critical of the judiciary , a senior official said Thursday . American educator Why is this educator unlikely to pay the fine? 9 11 -1290 1 A Singapore court has frozen the assets of an American educator who is unlikely to pay a dlrs 6 , 850 fine imposed by court for writing an article critical of the judiciary , a senior official said Thursday . critical How does their government have the power to do this? 29 30 -1290 1 A Singapore court has frozen the assets of an American educator who is unlikely to pay a dlrs 6 , 850 fine imposed by court for writing an article critical of the judiciary , a senior official said Thursday . article critical of the judiciary , How was the article critical of the judiciary? 28 34 -1290 1 A Singapore court has frozen the assets of an American educator who is unlikely to pay a dlrs 6 , 850 fine imposed by court for writing an article critical of the judiciary , a senior official said Thursday . frozen the assets Who's assets were frozen? 4 7 -1290 1 A Singapore court has frozen the assets of an American educator who is unlikely to pay a dlrs 6 , 850 fine imposed by court for writing an article critical of the judiciary , a senior official said Thursday . unlikely to pay Why is he unlikely to pay? 13 16 -1290 2 Christopher Lingle , who used to teach economics at the National University of Singapore , was found guilty of contempt by the Supreme Court on Jan . 17 in writing the article in the International Herald Tribune , an American - owned newspaper . writing the article I'm not clear on this - what is the article? 29 32 -1290 2 Christopher Lingle , who used to teach economics at the National University of Singapore , was found guilty of contempt by the Supreme Court on Jan . 17 in writing the article in the International Herald Tribune , an American - owned newspaper . contempt How long has this been against the law? 19 20 -1290 2 Christopher Lingle , who used to teach economics at the National University of Singapore , was found guilty of contempt by the Supreme Court on Jan . 17 in writing the article in the International Herald Tribune , an American - owned newspaper . who used to teach Why does he no longer teach? 3 7 -1290 2 Christopher Lingle , who used to teach economics at the National University of Singapore , was found guilty of contempt by the Supreme Court on Jan . 17 in writing the article in the International Herald Tribune , an American - owned newspaper . found guilty What were the charges against him? 16 18 -1290 2 Christopher Lingle , who used to teach economics at the National University of Singapore , was found guilty of contempt by the Supreme Court on Jan . 17 in writing the article in the International Herald Tribune , an American - owned newspaper . writing the article Why did he write the article? 29 32 -1290 3 Lingle , a native of Atlanta , Ga . , returned to the United States in October and subsequently resigned . He was unrepresented during the trial and has refused to pay the fine of 10 , 000 Singapore dollars . subsequently resigned Did these events lead up to the resignation? 18 20 -1290 3 Lingle , a native of Atlanta , Ga . , returned to the United States in October and subsequently resigned . He was unrepresented during the trial and has refused to pay the fine of 10 , 000 Singapore dollars . 10 , 000 How large is this fine compared to ones associated with other crimes? 35 38 -1290 3 Lingle , a native of Atlanta , Ga . , returned to the United States in October and subsequently resigned . He was unrepresented during the trial and has refused to pay the fine of 10 , 000 Singapore dollars . unrepresented during the trial Why did Mr. Lingle not have representation? 23 27 -1290 3 Lingle , a native of Atlanta , Ga . , returned to the United States in October and subsequently resigned . He was unrepresented during the trial and has refused to pay the fine of 10 , 000 Singapore dollars . returned to the United States Why did he return to the US? 10 15 -1290 3 Lingle , a native of Atlanta , Ga . , returned to the United States in October and subsequently resigned . He was unrepresented during the trial and has refused to pay the fine of 10 , 000 Singapore dollars . He was unrepresented Why was he not presented? 21 24 -1290 3 Lingle , a native of Atlanta , Ga . , returned to the United States in October and subsequently resigned . He was unrepresented during the trial and has refused to pay the fine of 10 , 000 Singapore dollars . refused to pay Why is he refusing to pay? 29 32 -1290 4 Four other defendants , including the Tribune and its Singapore - based Asia editor , Michael Richardson , also were found guilty in the case and fined lesser amounts . The Tribune is owned by the New York Times and the Washington Post and prints an edition here . fined lesser amounts Why was he fined less? 26 29 -1290 4 Four other defendants , including the Tribune and its Singapore - based Asia editor , Michael Richardson , also were found guilty in the case and fined lesser amounts . The Tribune is owned by the New York Times and the Washington Post and prints an edition here . found guilty Were they all found guilty of the same thing? 20 22 -1290 4 Four other defendants , including the Tribune and its Singapore - based Asia editor , Michael Richardson , also were found guilty in the case and fined lesser amounts . The Tribune is owned by the New York Times and the Washington Post and prints an edition here . fined lesser amounts How much were they fined? 26 29 -1290 5 " We got an order to prevent ( Lingle ) from removing any assets that he has in Singapore until he pays , " a senior court official told The Associated Press . " We got an order An order by who? 0 5 -1290 5 " We got an order to prevent ( Lingle ) from removing any assets that he has in Singapore until he pays , " a senior court official told The Associated Press . to prevent How will they prevent it? 5 7 -1291 1 Germany ' s call for a " new trans - Atlantic agenda " that goes beyond NATO will be up for discussion at the White House when Chancellor Helmut Kohl calls on President Clinton . " new trans - Atlantic agenda " What is the trans-Atlantic agenda? 6 13 -1291 1 Germany ' s call for a " new trans - Atlantic agenda " that goes beyond NATO will be up for discussion at the White House when Chancellor Helmut Kohl calls on President Clinton . " new trans - Atlantic agenda " What will this new agenda contain? 6 13 -1291 2 It also gets an airing on Capitol Hill , where some senior Republicans meeting with Kohl today are clamoring to lift the arms embargo against Bosnia ' s Muslim - led government . arms embargo Why is there an arms embargo on Bosnia? 22 24 -1291 2 It also gets an airing on Capitol Hill , where some senior Republicans meeting with Kohl today are clamoring to lift the arms embargo against Bosnia ' s Muslim - led government . lift the arms embargo Why did the lawmakers want to lift the arms embargo? 20 24 -1291 3 Germany ' s emergence as the dominant power in Europe is likely to mean any decisions taken by Clinton and Kohl on NATO ' s expansion , dealing with Russia and on Bosnia will carry special weight . dominant power Why is Germany considered the \"Dominant Power\" in Europe? 6 8 -1291 4 " Chancellor Kohl has a special relationship with President Clinton , " Assistant Secretary of State Richard Holbrooke said in an interview . " This has been evidenced several times . It goes well beyond their well - advertised affection for Italian food . " special relationship If not Italian Food, what is the special relationship they share? 5 7 -1291 4 " Chancellor Kohl has a special relationship with President Clinton , " Assistant Secretary of State Richard Holbrooke said in an interview . " This has been evidenced several times . It goes well beyond their well - advertised affection for Italian food . " " This has been evidenced several times How has this been evidenced? 23 30 -1292 1 Prosecutors urged one of President and Mrs . Clintons ' former Whitewater partners to plead guilty and cooperate with investigators , but she turned aside their request , sources familiar with the discussion said . turned aside their request , Why wasn't she cooperative? 23 28 -1292 1 Prosecutors urged one of President and Mrs . Clintons ' former Whitewater partners to plead guilty and cooperate with investigators , but she turned aside their request , sources familiar with the discussion said . Prosecutors urged Why did they lean so heavily on this person? 0 2 -1292 1 Prosecutors urged one of President and Mrs . Clintons ' former Whitewater partners to plead guilty and cooperate with investigators , but she turned aside their request , sources familiar with the discussion said . Whitewater what is Whitewater? 11 12 -1292 1 Prosecutors urged one of President and Mrs . Clintons ' former Whitewater partners to plead guilty and cooperate with investigators , but she turned aside their request , sources familiar with the discussion said . plead guilty Why would they want her to plead guilty? 14 16 -1292 1 Prosecutors urged one of President and Mrs . Clintons ' former Whitewater partners to plead guilty and cooperate with investigators , but she turned aside their request , sources familiar with the discussion said . turned aside their request , Why was the request rebuffed? 23 28 -1292 2 Susan McDougal met for an hour Wednesday with Whitewater prosecutors in Little Rock , Arkansas , maintaining that she ' s done nothing wrong . nothing wrong What were the charges? 22 24 -1292 2 Susan McDougal met for an hour Wednesday with Whitewater prosecutors in Little Rock , Arkansas , maintaining that she ' s done nothing wrong . Susan McDougal who is Susan McDougal? 0 2 -1292 2 Susan McDougal met for an hour Wednesday with Whitewater prosecutors in Little Rock , Arkansas , maintaining that she ' s done nothing wrong . she ' s done nothing wrong what is she trying to defend? 18 24 -1292 2 Susan McDougal met for an hour Wednesday with Whitewater prosecutors in Little Rock , Arkansas , maintaining that she ' s done nothing wrong . nothing wrong What is Susan McDougal being accused of? 22 24 -1292 3 Clinton was governor of Arkansas and Hillary Rodham Clinton was a lawyer for the Rose Law Firm in Little Rock during most of the 14 years they were involved in Whitewater , a failed real estate venture the Clintons say they invested and lost dlrs 68 , 900 in . failed Why and how did it fail? 33 34 -1292 3 Clinton was governor of Arkansas and Hillary Rodham Clinton was a lawyer for the Rose Law Firm in Little Rock during most of the 14 years they were involved in Whitewater , a failed real estate venture the Clintons say they invested and lost dlrs 68 , 900 in . failed what lead to the failure of this business venture 33 34 -1292 3 Clinton was governor of Arkansas and Hillary Rodham Clinton was a lawyer for the Rose Law Firm in Little Rock during most of the 14 years they were involved in Whitewater , a failed real estate venture the Clintons say they invested and lost dlrs 68 , 900 in . failed real estate Why did the real estate venture fail? 33 36 -1292 3 Clinton was governor of Arkansas and Hillary Rodham Clinton was a lawyer for the Rose Law Firm in Little Rock during most of the 14 years they were involved in Whitewater , a failed real estate venture the Clintons say they invested and lost dlrs 68 , 900 in . failed real estate venture Why did the real estate venture fail? 33 37 -1292 4 In addition to being the Clintons ' partners in Whitewater Development Corp . , Jim and Susan McDougal owned an Arkansas savings and loan , Madison Guaranty , that collapsed in 1989 , costing taxpayers dlrs 65 million . collapsed Why did it collapse? 29 30 -1292 4 In addition to being the Clintons ' partners in Whitewater Development Corp . , Jim and Susan McDougal owned an Arkansas savings and loan , Madison Guaranty , that collapsed in 1989 , costing taxpayers dlrs 65 million . costing taxpayers Why did it cost taxpayers? 33 35 -1292 4 In addition to being the Clintons ' partners in Whitewater Development Corp . , Jim and Susan McDougal owned an Arkansas savings and loan , Madison Guaranty , that collapsed in 1989 , costing taxpayers dlrs 65 million . taxpayers dlrs 65 million why and how did this effect taxpayers? 34 38 -1292 4 In addition to being the Clintons ' partners in Whitewater Development Corp . , Jim and Susan McDougal owned an Arkansas savings and loan , Madison Guaranty , that collapsed in 1989 , costing taxpayers dlrs 65 million . collapsed Why did Madison Guaranty collapse? 29 30 -1292 4 In addition to being the Clintons ' partners in Whitewater Development Corp . , Jim and Susan McDougal owned an Arkansas savings and loan , Madison Guaranty , that collapsed in 1989 , costing taxpayers dlrs 65 million . collapsed in 1989 , Why did this particular S&L collapse? 29 33 -1292 5 Prosecutors are trying to determine whether any depositors ' funds from the McDougals ' S and L were diverted to Whitewater or to Bill Clinton ' s gubernatorial campaigns . L who is L and their impact on this topic? 16 17 -1292 5 Prosecutors are trying to determine whether any depositors ' funds from the McDougals ' S and L were diverted to Whitewater or to Bill Clinton ' s gubernatorial campaigns . diverted to Whitewater Why would the funds be diverted to Whitewater or Clinton's campaigns? 18 21 -1293 1 Jonas Savimbi emerged from the curtained back seat of a Mercedes limousine , looking more like a 1970s nightclub singer than the shadowy " Commandante " who has led one of the oldest guerrilla movements in existence . looking more like a 1970s nightclub singer how was he looking like a nightclub singer? 13 20 -1293 1 Jonas Savimbi emerged from the curtained back seat of a Mercedes limousine , looking more like a 1970s nightclub singer than the shadowy " Commandante " who has led one of the oldest guerrilla movements in existence . singer How did Jonas Savimbi look more like a 1970's singer compared to a \"commandante\"? 19 20 -1293 1 Jonas Savimbi emerged from the curtained back seat of a Mercedes limousine , looking more like a 1970s nightclub singer than the shadowy " Commandante " who has led one of the oldest guerrilla movements in existence . oldest guerrilla movements to which movement does this refer? 32 35 -1293 1 Jonas Savimbi emerged from the curtained back seat of a Mercedes limousine , looking more like a 1970s nightclub singer than the shadowy " Commandante " who has led one of the oldest guerrilla movements in existence . oldest guerrilla movements in existence What is the planned outcome of this movement? 32 37 -1293 2 Staging the first congress of UNITA in five years in Bailundo , a small bombed - out town where his bedraggled fighters are now humbly headquartered , Savimbi wore a white double - breasted blazer , an open black shirt with wide collars , a gold bracelet and two gold rings . bombed - out why was it bombed out? 14 17 -1293 2 Staging the first congress of UNITA in five years in Bailundo , a small bombed - out town where his bedraggled fighters are now humbly headquartered , Savimbi wore a white double - breasted blazer , an open black shirt with wide collars , a gold bracelet and two gold rings . UNITA How is the congress of UNITA significant? 5 6 -1293 4 The congress could have been called the " Savimbi Coming Out Show . " Coming Out coming out as what? 9 11 -1293 4 The congress could have been called the " Savimbi Coming Out Show . " congress Why is it notable that Savimbi was the main attraction of this congress? 1 2 -1293 5 Savimbi , once lionized by conservatives worldwide as an anti - communist freedom fighter , used the occasion to end a mysterious self - imposed seclusion that began when his forces suffered a series of military defeats last year . defeats Why did the defeats ultimately occur? 36 37 -1293 5 Savimbi , once lionized by conservatives worldwide as an anti - communist freedom fighter , used the occasion to end a mysterious self - imposed seclusion that began when his forces suffered a series of military defeats last year . suffered a series of military defeats last year Where did his forces suffer the defeats? 31 39 -1294 1 After months of vacancies , Prime Minister P . V . Narasimha Rao is planning to fill empty posts in his 50 - member Cabinet , news agencies said Thursday . vacancies , Why are these positions vacant? 3 5 -1294 1 After months of vacancies , Prime Minister P . V . Narasimha Rao is planning to fill empty posts in his 50 - member Cabinet , news agencies said Thursday . After months of vacancies , Why had the cabinet posts stayed empty for so long? 0 5 -1294 1 After months of vacancies , Prime Minister P . V . Narasimha Rao is planning to fill empty posts in his 50 - member Cabinet , news agencies said Thursday . Prime Minister P . V . Narasimha Rao What country is P.V. Narasimha Rao the prime minister of? 5 13 -1294 1 After months of vacancies , Prime Minister P . V . Narasimha Rao is planning to fill empty posts in his 50 - member Cabinet , news agencies said Thursday . empty posts in his 50 - member Cabinet , Which cabinet posts are empty? 17 26 -1294 1 After months of vacancies , Prime Minister P . V . Narasimha Rao is planning to fill empty posts in his 50 - member Cabinet , news agencies said Thursday . vacancies , Where are these vacancies? 3 5 -1294 1 After months of vacancies , Prime Minister P . V . Narasimha Rao is planning to fill empty posts in his 50 - member Cabinet , news agencies said Thursday . planning to fill empty posts How is he planning to do that? 14 19 -1294 2 Press Trust of India news agency said an announcement was due later in the day . due later in the day When in the day? 10 15 -1294 2 Press Trust of India news agency said an announcement was due later in the day . due later in the day When exactly will this happen? 10 15 -1294 3 The long - awaited move coincides with beginning of legislative elections in six of India ' s 25 states , which are seen as crucial for Rao ' s political future . crucial How are the elections crucial for Rao? 24 25 -1294 3 The long - awaited move coincides with beginning of legislative elections in six of India ' s 25 states , which are seen as crucial for Rao ' s political future . six of India ' s 25 states , Which states are holding legislative elections? 12 20 -1294 3 The long - awaited move coincides with beginning of legislative elections in six of India ' s 25 states , which are seen as crucial for Rao ' s political future . long - awaited move Who has been waiting? 1 5 -1294 3 The long - awaited move coincides with beginning of legislative elections in six of India ' s 25 states , which are seen as crucial for Rao ' s political future . coincides How does it coincide? 5 6 -1294 3 The long - awaited move coincides with beginning of legislative elections in six of India ' s 25 states , which are seen as crucial for Rao ' s political future . as crucial why are they considered crucial? 23 25 -1294 4 Rao has been criticized for failing to fill the vacancies for fear of antagonizing disappointed hopefuls and deepening divisions within his party . Technically , he is in charge of 13 ministries . divisions What are the divisions within the party? 18 19 -1294 4 Rao has been criticized for failing to fill the vacancies for fear of antagonizing disappointed hopefuls and deepening divisions within his party . Technically , he is in charge of 13 ministries . deepening divisions within his party Why were there intraparty divisions? 17 22 -1294 4 Rao has been criticized for failing to fill the vacancies for fear of antagonizing disappointed hopefuls and deepening divisions within his party . Technically , he is in charge of 13 ministries . Technically , he is in charge of 13 ministries Which ministries is he in charge of? 23 32 -1294 4 Rao has been criticized for failing to fill the vacancies for fear of antagonizing disappointed hopefuls and deepening divisions within his party . Technically , he is in charge of 13 ministries . been criticized Criticized for what? 2 4 -1294 4 Rao has been criticized for failing to fill the vacancies for fear of antagonizing disappointed hopefuls and deepening divisions within his party . Technically , he is in charge of 13 ministries . fill the vacancies How many did he fail to fill? 7 10 -1294 5 Five ministers have quit Rao ' s cabinet in the past three months . quit Why did they quit? 3 4 -1294 5 Five ministers have quit Rao ' s cabinet in the past three months . Five ministers have quit Rao ' s cabinet What was their rationale for quitting the cabinet? 0 8 -1294 5 Five ministers have quit Rao ' s cabinet in the past three months . Five ministers have quit Why did the ministers quit? 0 4 -1294 5 Five ministers have quit Rao ' s cabinet in the past three months . have quit Why did they quit? 2 4 -1295 1 On a night of down - to - the - wire finishes in the National Hockey League , there wasn ' t a game more dramatic than the one between the Toronto Maple Leafs and Dallas Stars . dramatic what was dramatic about the game 25 26 -1295 1 On a night of down - to - the - wire finishes in the National Hockey League , there wasn ' t a game more dramatic than the one between the Toronto Maple Leafs and Dallas Stars . dramatic Was this during the regular season or the playoffs? 25 26 -1295 1 On a night of down - to - the - wire finishes in the National Hockey League , there wasn ' t a game more dramatic than the one between the Toronto Maple Leafs and Dallas Stars . more dramatic What classifies a dramatic game in hockey? 24 26 -1295 1 On a night of down - to - the - wire finishes in the National Hockey League , there wasn ' t a game more dramatic than the one between the Toronto Maple Leafs and Dallas Stars . dramatic Why was this game considered dramatic? 25 26 -1295 2 " We played a strong game but I wish the game had started two seconds earlier , " said Dallas coach Bob Gainey following a 3 - 3 tie with the Maple Leafs on Wednesday night . started two what would 2 seconds change in the game 12 14 -1295 2 " We played a strong game but I wish the game had started two seconds earlier , " said Dallas coach Bob Gainey following a 3 - 3 tie with the Maple Leafs on Wednesday night . tie When did the hockey league allow ties as a final score? 28 29 -1295 2 " We played a strong game but I wish the game had started two seconds earlier , " said Dallas coach Bob Gainey following a 3 - 3 tie with the Maple Leafs on Wednesday night . started two seconds earlier , " How long is a hockey game? 12 18 -1295 2 " We played a strong game but I wish the game had started two seconds earlier , " said Dallas coach Bob Gainey following a 3 - 3 tie with the Maple Leafs on Wednesday night . two Why is two seconds an important number? 13 14 -1295 3 The Maple Leafs salvaged the draw when Mats Sundin flipped the puck over sprawling goaltender Andy Moog with 1 . 6 seconds left in regulation . left in regulation What does regulation mean? 22 25 -1295 4 " I think there were four guys laying on top of ( teammate Dave ) Andreychuk and they didn ' t pay too much attention to me , " Sundin said . " The puck came out and I had a few seconds there to put it in . Moog was down so I thought , ` If you ' re going to get it in , you ' ve got to get it up on him . " ' laying Is this not against the rules? 7 8 -1295 4 " I think there were four guys laying on top of ( teammate Dave ) Andreychuk and they didn ' t pay too much attention to me , " Sundin said . " The puck came out and I had a few seconds there to put it in . Moog was down so I thought , ` If you ' re going to get it in , you ' ve got to get it up on him . " ' him What makes him so distinguished? 76 77 -1295 5 The Maple Leafs - Stars game in Toronto highlighted a night of tight games in which Winnipeg tied Edmonton 3 - 3 on Teemu Selanne ' s goal with 2 : 08 left and the New York Rangers beat Washington 5 - 4 on Brian Leetch ' s goal with 4 : 19 remaining . goal at what time other goals were scored 27 28 -1295 5 The Maple Leafs - Stars game in Toronto highlighted a night of tight games in which Winnipeg tied Edmonton 3 - 3 on Teemu Selanne ' s goal with 2 : 08 left and the New York Rangers beat Washington 5 - 4 on Brian Leetch ' s goal with 4 : 19 remaining . a night of tight games Were there any other tight games played the same night? 9 14 -1296 1 China said Thursday its lingering trade dispute with the United States could easily be resolved if only Washington considered China ' s status as a developing country . developing country Why should China be considered a developing country? In some aspects they are more technologically advanced than us possibly. 25 27 -1296 1 China said Thursday its lingering trade dispute with the United States could easily be resolved if only Washington considered China ' s status as a developing country . status What does a status as a developing country offer to a country in a trade dispute 22 23 -1296 1 China said Thursday its lingering trade dispute with the United States could easily be resolved if only Washington considered China ' s status as a developing country . Washington considered China ' s status they want to be considered developing? 17 23 -1296 2 " The reason for the current Sino - U . S . dispute , the reason that the dispute is so sharp , is because the U . S . demands are undue and unreasonable , " Foreign Ministry spokesman Chen Jian said at a weekly briefing . U . S . demands What are these demands? 26 31 -1296 2 " The reason for the current Sino - U . S . dispute , the reason that the dispute is so sharp , is because the U . S . demands are undue and unreasonable , " Foreign Ministry spokesman Chen Jian said at a weekly briefing . Sino - U . S . dispute , What is this dispute, and what does it entail? 6 14 -1296 2 " The reason for the current Sino - U . S . dispute , the reason that the dispute is so sharp , is because the U . S . demands are undue and unreasonable , " Foreign Ministry spokesman Chen Jian said at a weekly briefing . weekly briefing What are these briefings and why are they weekly? 45 47 -1296 2 " The reason for the current Sino - U . S . dispute , the reason that the dispute is so sharp , is because the U . S . demands are undue and unreasonable , " Foreign Ministry spokesman Chen Jian said at a weekly briefing . demands What kind of demands are being disputed? 30 31 -1296 2 " The reason for the current Sino - U . S . dispute , the reason that the dispute is so sharp , is because the U . S . demands are undue and unreasonable , " Foreign Ministry spokesman Chen Jian said at a weekly briefing . unreasonable , " Why is the U.S. position unreasonable? Why would China's position be reasonable? 34 37 -1296 3 The two sides are to resume last - ditch talks next week in efforts to avert a trade war over the issue of China ' s protection of copyrights , trademarks and patents . Both sides have announced sanctions that would take effect Feb . 26 if an agreement is not reached . trade war Is this actual war or something else? 17 19 -1296 3 The two sides are to resume last - ditch talks next week in efforts to avert a trade war over the issue of China ' s protection of copyrights , trademarks and patents . Both sides have announced sanctions that would take effect Feb . 26 if an agreement is not reached . sanctions What are sanctions and what do they do? 38 39 -1296 3 The two sides are to resume last - ditch talks next week in efforts to avert a trade war over the issue of China ' s protection of copyrights , trademarks and patents . Both sides have announced sanctions that would take effect Feb . 26 if an agreement is not reached . last - ditch How long has these disputes lasted for the term 'last-ditch' to be used? 6 9 -1296 3 The two sides are to resume last - ditch talks next week in efforts to avert a trade war over the issue of China ' s protection of copyrights , trademarks and patents . Both sides have announced sanctions that would take effect Feb . 26 if an agreement is not reached . sanctions What kind of sanctions are involved? 38 39 -1296 3 The two sides are to resume last - ditch talks next week in efforts to avert a trade war over the issue of China ' s protection of copyrights , trademarks and patents . Both sides have announced sanctions that would take effect Feb . 26 if an agreement is not reached . agreement What does each party want for a successful agreement? 48 49 -1296 4 The United States wants better enforcement of laws protecting intellectual property rights . China says it already has strengthened protection and that the United States expects too much . already has strengthened protection What protections are these? 16 20 -1296 4 The United States wants better enforcement of laws protecting intellectual property rights . China says it already has strengthened protection and that the United States expects too much . enforcement What kind of benchmark is being used for 'better enforcement?' 5 6 -1296 4 The United States wants better enforcement of laws protecting intellectual property rights . China says it already has strengthened protection and that the United States expects too much . strengthened What has China already done for its part? 18 19 -1296 5 " Is it realistic to demand China in a few days to achieve a level ( of protection ) that is even far above the level of Western developed countries , including the United States ? " Chen asked . protection ) What are some examples of these protections that are unrealistic? 17 19 -1297 1 Surgeons have reduced pressure on skier Thomas Fogdoe ' s spinal cord , but several days are needed to see if the Swedish star has permanent damage , the team physician said Thursday . Thomas Fogdoe ' s spinal cord , How did Fogdoe's spinal cord get injured? 6 13 -1297 1 Surgeons have reduced pressure on skier Thomas Fogdoe ' s spinal cord , but several days are needed to see if the Swedish star has permanent damage , the team physician said Thursday . permanent damage , What caused the damage? 25 28 -1297 1 Surgeons have reduced pressure on skier Thomas Fogdoe ' s spinal cord , but several days are needed to see if the Swedish star has permanent damage , the team physician said Thursday . spinal cord , How did he damage his spinal chord? 10 13 -1297 1 Surgeons have reduced pressure on skier Thomas Fogdoe ' s spinal cord , but several days are needed to see if the Swedish star has permanent damage , the team physician said Thursday . spinal cord , How did he hurt his spinal cord? 10 13 -1297 2 Fogdoe , 24 , a five - time World Cup slalom champion , was reported to be distraught after the accident in which he apparently hit a tree adjacent to a training course at the northern Swedish resort of Aare Tuesday . hit a tree Was there mitigating circumstances to why he hit the tree? 25 28 -1297 2 Fogdoe , 24 , a five - time World Cup slalom champion , was reported to be distraught after the accident in which he apparently hit a tree adjacent to a training course at the northern Swedish resort of Aare Tuesday . a tree Why was there a tree so close to the training course? 26 28 -1297 2 Fogdoe , 24 , a five - time World Cup slalom champion , was reported to be distraught after the accident in which he apparently hit a tree adjacent to a training course at the northern Swedish resort of Aare Tuesday . hit a tree Why did he hit this tree? Were they unmaintained? 25 28 -1297 2 Fogdoe , 24 , a five - time World Cup slalom champion , was reported to be distraught after the accident in which he apparently hit a tree adjacent to a training course at the northern Swedish resort of Aare Tuesday . northern Swedish resort Does this resort have many accidents? 35 38 -1297 3 He was flown to nearby Umea University Clinic ' s emergency ward , where he underwent a four - hour surgery Wednesday for " fixation apparatus and decompressing the spinal cord , " said team doctor Goran Skog . four - hour Why did the surgery take so long? 17 20 -1297 3 He was flown to nearby Umea University Clinic ' s emergency ward , where he underwent a four - hour surgery Wednesday for " fixation apparatus and decompressing the spinal cord , " said team doctor Goran Skog . nearby How far was this emergency flight? 4 5 -1297 4 " The contusion of the spinal cord can sometimes disappear when the swelling has reduced . We don ' t know if the spinal cord has been damaged permanently , " he said . spinal cord has been damaged permanently , " How long does it usually take before they know if his spinal cord is permanently damaged? 23 31 -1297 4 " The contusion of the spinal cord can sometimes disappear when the swelling has reduced . We don ' t know if the spinal cord has been damaged permanently , " he said . permanently , " How long before they do know? 28 31 -1297 4 " The contusion of the spinal cord can sometimes disappear when the swelling has reduced . We don ' t know if the spinal cord has been damaged permanently , " he said . don ' t know When do the doctors think the swelling will go down so they can know? 17 21 -1297 5 Mentally , Skog said , Fogdoe is " not very well . He is faced with a dramatic change from fighting ( Italian rival ) Alberto Tomba to fighting with his body , " Skog said . fighting with his body , " How is he \"fighting\" with his body? 28 34 -1297 5 Mentally , Skog said , Fogdoe is " not very well . He is faced with a dramatic change from fighting ( Italian rival ) Alberto Tomba to fighting with his body , " Skog said . ( Italian rival ) Why is this before the rivals name and not after? I think this is improperly placed. 21 25 -1298 1 A slow - moving landslide in a western Ukrainian city has destroyed at least three buildings and forced officials to start evacuating parts of the city , an administrator said Thursday . Ukrainian city What city? 8 10 -1298 1 A slow - moving landslide in a western Ukrainian city has destroyed at least three buildings and forced officials to start evacuating parts of the city , an administrator said Thursday . A slow - moving landslide What caused the landslide? 0 5 -1298 1 A slow - moving landslide in a western Ukrainian city has destroyed at least three buildings and forced officials to start evacuating parts of the city , an administrator said Thursday . landslide What caused the landslide? 4 5 -1298 2 The 700 - meter - ( - yard - ) long landslide in Chernivtsi began moving down a sharp slope into an old part of the city on Tuesday . Since then , it has continued moving 15 to 25 centimeters ( 6 to 10 inches ) a day . old part of the city Where is it located exactly? 22 27 -1298 2 The 700 - meter - ( - yard - ) long landslide in Chernivtsi began moving down a sharp slope into an old part of the city on Tuesday . Since then , it has continued moving 15 to 25 centimeters ( 6 to 10 inches ) a day . inches ) If 6 to 10 inches is a slow-moving landslide, what constitutes a fast landslide? 45 47 -1298 3 Three buildings have already collapsed , and a fourth is near destruction , said Yaroslav Dudko , deputy chairman of the city council . The street ' s one - story buildings are riven with 20 - centimeter ( 8 - inch ) cracks . buildings Are these buildings in residential or commercial areas? 1 2 -1298 4 Three hundred people have been evacuated from 16 buildings , including 100 hospital patients . Volunteers , city workers and local soldiers are working round - the - clock to cut down trees and remove other materials weighing down the slope from which the landslide began . other materials weighing down the slope What sorts of materials are adding to the weight that is causing the landslide? 35 41 -1298 4 Three hundred people have been evacuated from 16 buildings , including 100 hospital patients . Volunteers , city workers and local soldiers are working round - the - clock to cut down trees and remove other materials weighing down the slope from which the landslide began . landslide Was there heavy rainfall or earthquake recently that caused the landslide? 44 45 -1298 5 The area had been extremely dry last summer , and then was covered by a thick blanket of snow that began melting during a sudden thaw four days ago . thick blanket of snow that began melting How is this responsible for the landslide? 15 22 -1298 5 The area had been extremely dry last summer , and then was covered by a thick blanket of snow that began melting during a sudden thaw four days ago . thick blanket of snow How thick was this snow during the winter? 15 19 -1299 1 China denied Thursday that its navy has intruded into territory claimed by the Philippines in the Spratly Islands . its navy has intruded into territory Why had the Chinese navy been accused of this intrusion? 4 10 -1299 1 China denied Thursday that its navy has intruded into territory claimed by the Philippines in the Spratly Islands . denied What did China deny? 1 2 -1299 1 China denied Thursday that its navy has intruded into territory claimed by the Philippines in the Spratly Islands . its navy How large is China's Navy? 4 6 -1299 1 China denied Thursday that its navy has intruded into territory claimed by the Philippines in the Spratly Islands . claimed by the Philippines Do the Phillipines officially own this territory? 10 14 -1299 1 China denied Thursday that its navy has intruded into territory claimed by the Philippines in the Spratly Islands . Spratly Who owns the Spratly Islands? 16 17 -1299 2 " No Chinese warships are at or around the . reef , " Foreign Ministry spokesman Chen Jian said at a weekly briefing . Chinese warships How many warships does China own? 2 4 -1299 2 " No Chinese warships are at or around the . reef , " Foreign Ministry spokesman Chen Jian said at a weekly briefing . warships Where were the warships spotted and by who? 3 4 -1299 3 He was denying Philippine President Fidel Ramos ' statement in a nationally televised news conference Wednesday that Chinese vessels have been sighted near Pangangiban Reef in the Spratlys . statement What statement was made? 8 9 -1299 3 He was denying Philippine President Fidel Ramos ' statement in a nationally televised news conference Wednesday that Chinese vessels have been sighted near Pangangiban Reef in the Spratlys . Chinese vessels How many vessels were seen? 17 19 -1299 3 He was denying Philippine President Fidel Ramos ' statement in a nationally televised news conference Wednesday that Chinese vessels have been sighted near Pangangiban Reef in the Spratlys . denying Where did the Chinese Foreign Ministry claim the warship should have been if he denied the accusation? 2 3 -1299 4 A senior Philippine official , however , repeated the allegation on Thursday . senior Philippine official , What makes him a senior official? 1 5 -1299 5 China claims all of the Spratlys , a collection of small islands and atolls in the South China Sea . The islands also are claimed in whole or in part by the Philippines , Vietnam , Malaysia , Taiwan and Brunei . claimed in whole or in part Why the confusion over who owns all these islands? 24 30 -1299 5 China claims all of the Spratlys , a collection of small islands and atolls in the South China Sea . The islands also are claimed in whole or in part by the Philippines , Vietnam , Malaysia , Taiwan and Brunei . China claims Do they officially own this territory? 0 2 -1299 5 China claims all of the Spratlys , a collection of small islands and atolls in the South China Sea . The islands also are claimed in whole or in part by the Philippines , Vietnam , Malaysia , Taiwan and Brunei . The islands also are claimed Is there a way to officially own the Islands? 20 25 -1299 5 China claims all of the Spratlys , a collection of small islands and atolls in the South China Sea . The islands also are claimed in whole or in part by the Philippines , Vietnam , Malaysia , Taiwan and Brunei . Spratlys , Which country originally owned the Spratlys? 5 7 -1300 1 Making headway in Chechnya ' s rebel capital of Grozny , Russian forces on Thursday clamped down on the countryside , blocking more roads and firing on villages south of the city . Making headway What kind of headway is being made? 0 2 -1300 1 Making headway in Chechnya ' s rebel capital of Grozny , Russian forces on Thursday clamped down on the countryside , blocking more roads and firing on villages south of the city . rebel capital of Grozny , Why is named rebel capital? 6 11 -1300 1 Making headway in Chechnya ' s rebel capital of Grozny , Russian forces on Thursday clamped down on the countryside , blocking more roads and firing on villages south of the city . clamped down How did they clamp down? 15 17 -1300 1 Making headway in Chechnya ' s rebel capital of Grozny , Russian forces on Thursday clamped down on the countryside , blocking more roads and firing on villages south of the city . the countryside , Where is this in relation to Grozny? 18 21 -1300 1 Making headway in Chechnya ' s rebel capital of Grozny , Russian forces on Thursday clamped down on the countryside , blocking more roads and firing on villages south of the city . firing on villages south of the city . Why were the Russians firing on these villages? 25 33 -1300 1 Making headway in Chechnya ' s rebel capital of Grozny , Russian forces on Thursday clamped down on the countryside , blocking more roads and firing on villages south of the city . Russian forces on Thursday clamped down Why did Russian forces clamp down? 11 17 -1300 2 Some Chechen fighters who used to travel to Grozny to wage battle are now returning to defend their home villages , according to a tense group in green Islamic headbands guarding the approach to the western village of Samashky . used to travel to Grozny Why did they travel there? 4 9 -1300 2 Some Chechen fighters who used to travel to Grozny to wage battle are now returning to defend their home villages , according to a tense group in green Islamic headbands guarding the approach to the western village of Samashky . wage battle To wage battle against who? 10 12 -1300 2 Some Chechen fighters who used to travel to Grozny to wage battle are now returning to defend their home villages , according to a tense group in green Islamic headbands guarding the approach to the western village of Samashky . guarding the approach Why are the guarding the approach? 30 33 -1300 2 Some Chechen fighters who used to travel to Grozny to wage battle are now returning to defend their home villages , according to a tense group in green Islamic headbands guarding the approach to the western village of Samashky . a tense group A tense group of fighters? 23 26 -1300 2 Some Chechen fighters who used to travel to Grozny to wage battle are now returning to defend their home villages , according to a tense group in green Islamic headbands guarding the approach to the western village of Samashky . used to travel to Grozny to wage battle Why do the Chechen fighters not wage battle in Grozny any longer? 4 12 -1300 3 Russian Mi - 24 helicopter gunships circled low over the village , which lies on the main road through Chechnya . A haze of black smoke hung in the distance toward Grozny , and explosions could be heard from the direction south of the city . explosions What kind of explosions? 34 35 -1300 3 Russian Mi - 24 helicopter gunships circled low over the village , which lies on the main road through Chechnya . A haze of black smoke hung in the distance toward Grozny , and explosions could be heard from the direction south of the city . explosions could be heard What was causing these explosions? 34 38 -1300 3 Russian Mi - 24 helicopter gunships circled low over the village , which lies on the main road through Chechnya . A haze of black smoke hung in the distance toward Grozny , and explosions could be heard from the direction south of the city . Russian Mi - 24 helicopter gunships Why was such extreme force like gunships needed? 0 6 -1300 4 " Do not attempt to resist ! " blared the message from a high - flying helicopter over Samashky shortly after the gunships left . The message appeared to be a warning that a Russian convoy was to come through . blared the message Who was speaking? 8 11 -1300 4 " Do not attempt to resist ! " blared the message from a high - flying helicopter over Samashky shortly after the gunships left . The message appeared to be a warning that a Russian convoy was to come through . Russian convoy What does this consist of? 34 36 -1300 4 " Do not attempt to resist ! " blared the message from a high - flying helicopter over Samashky shortly after the gunships left . The message appeared to be a warning that a Russian convoy was to come through . after the gunships left Why did the gunships leave? 20 24 -1300 5 Refugees trickled west toward neighboring Ingushetia , bringing tales of destruction south of the capital . neighboring Ingushetia , Were they welcome there? 4 7 -1300 5 Refugees trickled west toward neighboring Ingushetia , bringing tales of destruction south of the capital . bringing tales of destruction What has been destroyed? 7 11 -1300 5 Refugees trickled west toward neighboring Ingushetia , bringing tales of destruction south of the capital . trickled west toward neighboring Ingushetia , Why were refugees heading to this particular area? 1 7 -1300 5 Refugees trickled west toward neighboring Ingushetia , bringing tales of destruction south of the capital . toward neighboring Ingushetia , Why did they travel to Ingushetia over other places? 3 7 -1301 1 A district court on Thursday sentenced a woman to six years in prison on charges of involvement in an Islamic separatist movement in Indonesia ' s northernmost province of Aceh . Islamic separatist movement why is this worth sending someone to prison over?\n 19 22 -1301 1 A district court on Thursday sentenced a woman to six years in prison on charges of involvement in an Islamic separatist movement in Indonesia ' s northernmost province of Aceh . charges of involvement What were the charges? 14 17 -1301 1 A district court on Thursday sentenced a woman to six years in prison on charges of involvement in an Islamic separatist movement in Indonesia ' s northernmost province of Aceh . involvement in an Islamic separatist movement What was the woman's involvement that she was convicted of? 16 22 -1301 1 A district court on Thursday sentenced a woman to six years in prison on charges of involvement in an Islamic separatist movement in Indonesia ' s northernmost province of Aceh . a woman What is this woman's name? 6 8 -1301 1 A district court on Thursday sentenced a woman to six years in prison on charges of involvement in an Islamic separatist movement in Indonesia ' s northernmost province of Aceh . on charges What were the charges? 13 15 -1301 1 A district court on Thursday sentenced a woman to six years in prison on charges of involvement in an Islamic separatist movement in Indonesia ' s northernmost province of Aceh . involvement What was the level of her involvement? 16 17 -1301 2 Nurhayati Hasan , 47 , was the fifth and last defendant sentenced in a series of subversion cases since Dec . 5 in the North Aceh capital of Lhokseumawe , 1 , 660 kilometers ( 1 , 037 miles ) northwest of Jakarta . subversion cases why is this illegal? 16 18 -1301 2 Nurhayati Hasan , 47 , was the fifth and last defendant sentenced in a series of subversion cases since Dec . 5 in the North Aceh capital of Lhokseumawe , 1 , 660 kilometers ( 1 , 037 miles ) northwest of Jakarta . subversion cases What does subversion entail? 16 18 -1301 2 Nurhayati Hasan , 47 , was the fifth and last defendant sentenced in a series of subversion cases since Dec . 5 in the North Aceh capital of Lhokseumawe , 1 , 660 kilometers ( 1 , 037 miles ) northwest of Jakarta . a series of subversion cases What type of subversion was being looked at? 13 18 -1301 2 Nurhayati Hasan , 47 , was the fifth and last defendant sentenced in a series of subversion cases since Dec . 5 in the North Aceh capital of Lhokseumawe , 1 , 660 kilometers ( 1 , 037 miles ) northwest of Jakarta . a series of subversion cases How many cases were there in total? 13 18 -1301 3 The first four were all men , including Mrs . Hasan ' s husband , Muhammad Amin Panga . They were sentenced to terms ranging from nine to 20 years . nine to 20 years what made them deserve such different sentences?\n 26 30 -1301 3 The first four were all men , including Mrs . Hasan ' s husband , Muhammad Amin Panga . They were sentenced to terms ranging from nine to 20 years . were sentenced What all of their charges the same? 20 22 -1301 3 The first four were all men , including Mrs . Hasan ' s husband , Muhammad Amin Panga . They were sentenced to terms ranging from nine to 20 years . terms ranging Why did the terms range? 23 25 -1301 4 Judge Abubakar Ib found Nurhayati Hasan guilty of supporting the Free Aceh Movement , which wants to set up an Islamic state in the province . Islamic state in the province how does the movement plan to set up an islamic state? 20 25 -1301 4 Judge Abubakar Ib found Nurhayati Hasan guilty of supporting the Free Aceh Movement , which wants to set up an Islamic state in the province . wants to set up an Islamic state in the province . Why did the separatist movement want to set up their own seat of power? 15 26 -1301 4 Judge Abubakar Ib found Nurhayati Hasan guilty of supporting the Free Aceh Movement , which wants to set up an Islamic state in the province . of supporting How exactly was she supporting this group? 7 9 -1301 4 Judge Abubakar Ib found Nurhayati Hasan guilty of supporting the Free Aceh Movement , which wants to set up an Islamic state in the province . Free Aceh Movement , What is the goal of this movement? 10 14 -1301 4 Judge Abubakar Ib found Nurhayati Hasan guilty of supporting the Free Aceh Movement , which wants to set up an Islamic state in the province . wants to set up Why do they want to set up in that province? 15 19 -1301 5 Abubakar described her activities as undermining the Indonesian government and constitution as well as the state ideology . constitution as well as the state ideology why would she admit this? 10 17 -1301 5 Abubakar described her activities as undermining the Indonesian government and constitution as well as the state ideology . her activities What activities did she engage in? 2 4 -1301 5 Abubakar described her activities as undermining the Indonesian government and constitution as well as the state ideology . undermining the Indonesian government Why did they feel she was undermining the government? 5 9 -1301 5 Abubakar described her activities as undermining the Indonesian government and constitution as well as the state ideology . state ideology . What is the state ideology? 15 18 -1302 1 Russian Defense Minister Pavel Grachev on Thursday blamed low - ranking field officers for Russia ' s botched assault on Grozny , the capital of the breakaway republic of Chechnya . low - ranking field officers Why are the field officers low ranking? 8 13 -1302 1 Russian Defense Minister Pavel Grachev on Thursday blamed low - ranking field officers for Russia ' s botched assault on Grozny , the capital of the breakaway republic of Chechnya . botched assault on Grozny , Why was the assault so poorly executed? 17 22 -1302 1 Russian Defense Minister Pavel Grachev on Thursday blamed low - ranking field officers for Russia ' s botched assault on Grozny , the capital of the breakaway republic of Chechnya . breakaway republic of Chechnya When did they breakaway? 26 30 -1302 1 Russian Defense Minister Pavel Grachev on Thursday blamed low - ranking field officers for Russia ' s botched assault on Grozny , the capital of the breakaway republic of Chechnya . assault on Grozny , Why are they attacking? 18 22 -1302 2 Grachev also said recent attacks against him in the media were being directed by people who were trying to oust President Boris Yeltsin from office . President Boris Yeltsin How long has Yeltsin been in office? 20 23 -1302 2 Grachev also said recent attacks against him in the media were being directed by people who were trying to oust President Boris Yeltsin from office . directed by people who were trying to oust What was his evidence that the attacks were politically motivated? 12 20 -1302 2 Grachev also said recent attacks against him in the media were being directed by people who were trying to oust President Boris Yeltsin from office . him What are the media saying about him? 6 7 -1302 3 The defense minister , arriving in Almaty for a Commonwealth of Independent States summit , said the mishandled operation to take Grozny was the fault of unseasoned junior officers , the Interfax news agency reported . mishandled operation In what way was the operation mishandled? 17 19 -1302 3 The defense minister , arriving in Almaty for a Commonwealth of Independent States summit , said the mishandled operation to take Grozny was the fault of unseasoned junior officers , the Interfax news agency reported . unseasoned junior officers , Why were junior officers put in charge of this attack? 26 30 -1302 3 The defense minister , arriving in Almaty for a Commonwealth of Independent States summit , said the mishandled operation to take Grozny was the fault of unseasoned junior officers , the Interfax news agency reported . unseasoned junior officers , Why were junior officers sent to do such a job? 26 30 -1302 4 " We planned to start it as a surprise and conduct it with minimum losses , " Grachev said of the New Year ' s Eve assault on Grozny . Instead , it turned into a six - week savage battle , with heavy losses suffered by the army . Grozny Where is Grozny? 28 29 -1302 4 " We planned to start it as a surprise and conduct it with minimum losses , " Grachev said of the New Year ' s Eve assault on Grozny . Instead , it turned into a six - week savage battle , with heavy losses suffered by the army . six - week savage battle , how did this even happen? 36 42 -1302 4 " We planned to start it as a surprise and conduct it with minimum losses , " Grachev said of the New Year ' s Eve assault on Grozny . Instead , it turned into a six - week savage battle , with heavy losses suffered by the army . heavy losses suffered by the army Who is taking responsibility? 43 49 -1302 5 Interfax on Tuesday said military sources estimated 1 , 200 soldiers were killed and 3 , 400 wounded since the invasion of Chechnya on Dec . 11 . the invasion of Chechnya on Dec . 11 . Why was Chechnya invaded? 19 28 -1303 1 About 4 , 000 workers went on strike Thursday in a troubled western Romania town to protest economic hardships and broken promises , unions said . workers What industry are the workers in? 4 5 -1303 1 About 4 , 000 workers went on strike Thursday in a troubled western Romania town to protest economic hardships and broken promises , unions said . protest economic hardships and broken promises , What sort of broken promises were accused? 16 23 -1303 1 About 4 , 000 workers went on strike Thursday in a troubled western Romania town to protest economic hardships and broken promises , unions said . broken promises , What promises were broken? 20 23 -1303 1 About 4 , 000 workers went on strike Thursday in a troubled western Romania town to protest economic hardships and broken promises , unions said . broken promises , Why were there tensions between the workers and the Romanian town? 20 23 -1303 2 Workers from the machinery plant in the western town of Resita , 350 kilometers ( 219 miles ) west of Bucharest , demanded hefty pay increases . hefty pay increases How much of an increase? 23 26 -1303 2 Workers from the machinery plant in the western town of Resita , 350 kilometers ( 219 miles ) west of Bucharest , demanded hefty pay increases . demanded hefty pay increases How large of an increase was being called for? 22 26 -1303 2 Workers from the machinery plant in the western town of Resita , 350 kilometers ( 219 miles ) west of Bucharest , demanded hefty pay increases . hefty pay increases Why did the workers feel that hefty pay increases were necessary? 23 26 -1303 4 Premier Nicolae Vacaroiu went to the factory then and gave into most of their demands . He promised the government would seek foreign partners for the plant , and provide credits by February . demands What were the demands? 14 15 -1303 5 Workers claim that mismanagement has damaged one the biggest machinery plants in the country and that the government has failed to keep all its promises . This time they are demanding an almost three - fold pay increase to 300 , 000 lei ( dlrs 167 ) per month . damaged How was the plant damaged? 5 6 -1303 5 Workers claim that mismanagement has damaged one the biggest machinery plants in the country and that the government has failed to keep all its promises . This time they are demanding an almost three - fold pay increase to 300 , 000 lei ( dlrs 167 ) per month . mismanagement What type of mismanagement was taking place at the factory? 3 4 -1303 5 Workers claim that mismanagement has damaged one the biggest machinery plants in the country and that the government has failed to keep all its promises . This time they are demanding an almost three - fold pay increase to 300 , 000 lei ( dlrs 167 ) per month . mismanagement How was the plant mismanaged such that the workers decided to strike? 3 4 -1304 1 The Iraqi man portrayed as the mastermind of the World Trade Center bombing pleaded innocent Thursday after he was captured in Pakistan and secretly returned to New York . man How was he suspected? 2 3 -1304 1 The Iraqi man portrayed as the mastermind of the World Trade Center bombing pleaded innocent Thursday after he was captured in Pakistan and secretly returned to New York . man What is his name? 2 3 -1304 2 Ramzi Ahmed Yousef , who fled the United States the night of the bombing two years ago , was arrested Tuesday at the Holiday Inn in Islamabad , Pakistan , officials announced Wednesday . He was brought to New York on a U . S . government plane . Ramzi How did they capture him? 0 1 -1304 2 Ramzi Ahmed Yousef , who fled the United States the night of the bombing two years ago , was arrested Tuesday at the Holiday Inn in Islamabad , Pakistan , officials announced Wednesday . He was brought to New York on a U . S . government plane . arrested Tuesday at the Holiday Inn in Islamabad , How was he discovered at the hotel? 19 28 -1304 3 Yousef appeared calm and spoke fewer than 10 words during the brief appearance before U . S . District Judge John F . Keenan . " I plead not guilty , " he said in English , waving off an interpreter standing beside him . interpreter Why did he waive off the interpreter? 40 41 -1304 4 The Iraqi - born Yousef , who lived most of his life in Kuwait , is charged with 11 counts relating to the bombing . The most serious charges are punishable by life in prison without parole . He told the judge he understood the indictment . The next appearance was set for Wednesday . The most serious charges Which are the most serious charges? 25 29 -1304 5 Yousef ' s assigned lawyer , Avraham C . Moskowitz , said he had met with him for only 30 minutes Thursday morning . He refused to comment about where his client had been for the last two years or about the arrest . comment Why did he not comment? 27 28 -1305 1 Switzerland ' s Supreme Court approved on Thursday the extradition of the grandson of former Communist ruler Todor Zhivkov to face rape charges in Bulgaria . extradition Was he leaving in Switzerland? 9 10 -1305 1 Switzerland ' s Supreme Court approved on Thursday the extradition of the grandson of former Communist ruler Todor Zhivkov to face rape charges in Bulgaria . approved on Thursday What did the court approve? 5 8 -1305 1 Switzerland ' s Supreme Court approved on Thursday the extradition of the grandson of former Communist ruler Todor Zhivkov to face rape charges in Bulgaria . the extradition Why did they approve this extradition? 8 10 -1305 1 Switzerland ' s Supreme Court approved on Thursday the extradition of the grandson of former Communist ruler Todor Zhivkov to face rape charges in Bulgaria . face rape charges Who is the accuser? 20 23 -1305 1 Switzerland ' s Supreme Court approved on Thursday the extradition of the grandson of former Communist ruler Todor Zhivkov to face rape charges in Bulgaria . grandson of former Communist ruler Todor Zhivkov Who is the grandson of former Communist ruler Todor Zhivkov? 12 19 -1305 2 Todor Ivanov Slavkov , 24 , had appealed against being returned to Bulgaria , claiming he would be the victim of a political vendetta against his family . had appealed Why did he appeal? 6 8 -1305 2 Todor Ivanov Slavkov , 24 , had appealed against being returned to Bulgaria , claiming he would be the victim of a political vendetta against his family . political vendetta against his family Why would he a victim of political vendetta? 22 27 -1305 2 Todor Ivanov Slavkov , 24 , had appealed against being returned to Bulgaria , claiming he would be the victim of a political vendetta against his family . victim of a political vendetta against his family Why will he be a victim of a political vendetta against his family? 19 27 -1305 2 Todor Ivanov Slavkov , 24 , had appealed against being returned to Bulgaria , claiming he would be the victim of a political vendetta against his family . political vendetta against his family Why was there a vendetta? 22 27 -1305 3 Zhivkov is under house arrest in Sofia on charges of embezzling state funds during his rule between 1954 and the fall of Communism in 1989 . He was sentenced to seven years imprisonment but has yet to serve his jail term . serve Why didn't he serve it yet? 37 38 -1305 3 Zhivkov is under house arrest in Sofia on charges of embezzling state funds during his rule between 1954 and the fall of Communism in 1989 . He was sentenced to seven years imprisonment but has yet to serve his jail term . under house arrest What were those regulations? 2 5 -1305 3 Zhivkov is under house arrest in Sofia on charges of embezzling state funds during his rule between 1954 and the fall of Communism in 1989 . He was sentenced to seven years imprisonment but has yet to serve his jail term . embezzling state funds Do they proof of the embezzlement? 10 13 -1305 3 Zhivkov is under house arrest in Sofia on charges of embezzling state funds during his rule between 1954 and the fall of Communism in 1989 . He was sentenced to seven years imprisonment but has yet to serve his jail term . has yet to serve Why hasn't he been jailed for this? 34 38 -1305 3 Zhivkov is under house arrest in Sofia on charges of embezzling state funds during his rule between 1954 and the fall of Communism in 1989 . He was sentenced to seven years imprisonment but has yet to serve his jail term . embezzling state funds How much state funds did he embezzle? 10 13 -1305 3 Zhivkov is under house arrest in Sofia on charges of embezzling state funds during his rule between 1954 and the fall of Communism in 1989 . He was sentenced to seven years imprisonment but has yet to serve his jail term . yet to serve his jail term . Why had he not served his term? 35 42 -1305 4 Slavkov is accused of raping a teen - age girl in 1988 . Bulgarian authorities opened criminal proceedings against him after his grandfather was ousted . criminal How long is he supposed to be on jail? 16 17 -1305 4 Slavkov is accused of raping a teen - age girl in 1988 . Bulgarian authorities opened criminal proceedings against him after his grandfather was ousted . grandfather was ousted Why was his grandfather ousted? 22 25 -1305 4 Slavkov is accused of raping a teen - age girl in 1988 . Bulgarian authorities opened criminal proceedings against him after his grandfather was ousted . opened criminal proceedings against him Why did the Bulgarian authorities opened criminal proceedings against him? 15 20 -1305 5 He was arrested while studying in Switzerland in 1992 but then went underground while released on bail . He was re - arrested in May 1994 after being stopped for a traffic violation . while studying What was he studying? 3 5 -1305 5 He was arrested while studying in Switzerland in 1992 but then went underground while released on bail . He was re - arrested in May 1994 after being stopped for a traffic violation . went underground Where did he go? 11 13 -1305 5 He was arrested while studying in Switzerland in 1992 but then went underground while released on bail . He was re - arrested in May 1994 after being stopped for a traffic violation . re - arrested Was there a warrant out for his arrest? 20 23 -1306 1 Russian President Boris Yeltsin on Thursday sacked two top army generals , both with a rank of deputy defense minister . sacked two top army generals , Why were they dismissed? 6 12 -1306 1 Russian President Boris Yeltsin on Thursday sacked two top army generals , both with a rank of deputy defense minister . sacked two top army generals , Why did the President sack two top army generals? 6 12 -1306 1 Russian President Boris Yeltsin on Thursday sacked two top army generals , both with a rank of deputy defense minister . sacked two top army generals , Why did Russian President sacked two top army generals? 6 12 -1306 1 Russian President Boris Yeltsin on Thursday sacked two top army generals , both with a rank of deputy defense minister . a rank of deputy defense minister How did a rank of deputy defence minister get sacked? 14 20 -1306 1 Russian President Boris Yeltsin on Thursday sacked two top army generals , both with a rank of deputy defense minister . sacked two top army generals , why dd he sack them? 6 12 -1306 2 Colonel generals Matvei Burlakov and Georgy Kondratyev were relieved of their duties by a Yeltsin decree , the presidential press - service said . were relieved of their duties Why were they relieved of their duties? 7 12 -1306 2 Colonel generals Matvei Burlakov and Georgy Kondratyev were relieved of their duties by a Yeltsin decree , the presidential press - service said . a Yeltsin decree , Why did the President use a Yeltsin decree? 13 17 -1306 2 Colonel generals Matvei Burlakov and Georgy Kondratyev were relieved of their duties by a Yeltsin decree , the presidential press - service said . relieved of their duties How does a Yeltsin decree relieved them of their duties? 8 12 -1306 3 Burlakov , who commanded the Western Group of Forces based in Germany , was long rumored and openly accused in the Russian media of being corrupt . being corrupt How was he corrupt? 24 26 -1306 3 Burlakov , who commanded the Western Group of Forces based in Germany , was long rumored and openly accused in the Russian media of being corrupt . accused in the Russian media of being corrupt How was this person acting to be defined as corrupt? 18 26 -1306 3 Burlakov , who commanded the Western Group of Forces based in Germany , was long rumored and openly accused in the Russian media of being corrupt . long rumored and openly accused Why is he long rumoured and openly accused of being corrupt by the Russian media? 14 19 -1306 4 Still , Defense Minister Pavel Grachev has been actively backing Burlakov and secured the deputy minister ' s post for him after Russian forces completed their pullout from Germany last August . Pavel Grachev has been actively backing Burlakov Why is the Defense Minister actively backing Burlakov? 4 11 -1306 4 Still , Defense Minister Pavel Grachev has been actively backing Burlakov and secured the deputy minister ' s post for him after Russian forces completed their pullout from Germany last August . actively backing Why is Grachev actively backing Burlakov? 8 10 -1306 5 In November , Yeltsin suspended Burlakov following the assassination of a reporter investigating military corruption . Dmitry Kholodov , who worked for the popular daily Moskovsky Komsomolets , was killed in the newspaper ' s office by a briefcase rigged with explosives . assassination of a reporter How is Burlakov involved in the assassination of a reporter? 8 12 -1306 5 In November , Yeltsin suspended Burlakov following the assassination of a reporter investigating military corruption . Dmitry Kholodov , who worked for the popular daily Moskovsky Komsomolets , was killed in the newspaper ' s office by a briefcase rigged with explosives . military corruption How is Burlakov involve in the military corruption investigated by a reporter? 13 15 -1307 1 It ' s a birthday party . No , it ' s a wake . One year after the 1994 Winter Olympics opened in Lillehammer , Norwegians are celebrating and mourning at the same time . celebrating and mourning at the same time Why are Norwegians celebrating and mourning at the same time? 28 35 -1307 1 It ' s a birthday party . No , it ' s a wake . One year after the 1994 Winter Olympics opened in Lillehammer , Norwegians are celebrating and mourning at the same time . celebrating and mourning Why are they happy and sad? 28 31 -1307 1 It ' s a birthday party . No , it ' s a wake . One year after the 1994 Winter Olympics opened in Lillehammer , Norwegians are celebrating and mourning at the same time . celebrating Why are they celebrating? 28 29 -1307 1 It ' s a birthday party . No , it ' s a wake . One year after the 1994 Winter Olympics opened in Lillehammer , Norwegians are celebrating and mourning at the same time . mourning Why are they mourning? 30 31 -1307 1 It ' s a birthday party . No , it ' s a wake . One year after the 1994 Winter Olympics opened in Lillehammer , Norwegians are celebrating and mourning at the same time . mourning What are they mourning? 30 31 -1307 2 " They were 16 glorious days . But it ' s over , " says Kjetil Liljebach , a 15 - year - old native , keeping a stiff upper lip about the passing of the Games . stiff upper lip What does it mean to keep a stiff upper lip? 28 31 -1307 3 The picture - book town of 24 , 000 people is turning out this Sunday to recapture the spirit that made its beloved Feb . 12 - 27 Games virtually perfect . recapture the spirit Why do the town folk want to recapture the spirit? 16 19 -1307 3 The picture - book town of 24 , 000 people is turning out this Sunday to recapture the spirit that made its beloved Feb . 12 - 27 Games virtually perfect . virtually perfect According to whom? 29 31 -1307 3 The picture - book town of 24 , 000 people is turning out this Sunday to recapture the spirit that made its beloved Feb . 12 - 27 Games virtually perfect . turning out How are they turning out? 11 13 -1307 4 Lillehammer billed Sunday as " The Olympics First Birthday " party , with concerts and a mini - Olympics for children . children What do the children get to do as part of the Olympics? 20 21 -1307 5 But the tombstone on posters for a local theater performance says : " Here lies the ' 94 Olympics . Rest in Peace . For Now . " For Now Why did the newspaper include the \"for now\"? 24 26 -1307 5 But the tombstone on posters for a local theater performance says : " Here lies the ' 94 Olympics . Rest in Peace . For Now . " For Now Do they plan on hosting again? 24 26 -1307 5 But the tombstone on posters for a local theater performance says : " Here lies the ' 94 Olympics . Rest in Peace . For Now . " For Now Do they expect to host the Olympics again some day? 24 26 -1308 1 In news that could escalate tensions in Algeria , the country ' s foreign minister said Thursday that the president of the outlawed Islamic fundamentalist movement had been hospitalized . outlawed Islamic fundamentalist movement What had the movement done to be outlawed? 22 26 -1308 1 In news that could escalate tensions in Algeria , the country ' s foreign minister said Thursday that the president of the outlawed Islamic fundamentalist movement had been hospitalized . had been hospitalized Why is he hospitalized? 26 29 -1308 2 Foreign Minister Mohamed Salah Dembri said 65 - year - old Abassi Madani had been moved from the villa where he was under house arrest and was now receiving medical care . where he was under house arrest Why was he under house arrest? 19 25 -1308 2 Foreign Minister Mohamed Salah Dembri said 65 - year - old Abassi Madani had been moved from the villa where he was under house arrest and was now receiving medical care . was now receiving medical care What condition is he receiving medical care for? 26 31 -1308 2 Foreign Minister Mohamed Salah Dembri said 65 - year - old Abassi Madani had been moved from the villa where he was under house arrest and was now receiving medical care . receiving medical care why was he receiving medical care 28 31 -1308 2 Foreign Minister Mohamed Salah Dembri said 65 - year - old Abassi Madani had been moved from the villa where he was under house arrest and was now receiving medical care . under house arrest Why is he under house arrest? 22 25 -1308 2 Foreign Minister Mohamed Salah Dembri said 65 - year - old Abassi Madani had been moved from the villa where he was under house arrest and was now receiving medical care . medical care Why is he receiving medical care? 29 31 -1308 3 He refused to say whether Madani was seriously ill but pointed out that rumors about his near death had been circulated in the past to whip up opposition to the government . rumors who spread the rumors 13 14 -1308 3 He refused to say whether Madani was seriously ill but pointed out that rumors about his near death had been circulated in the past to whip up opposition to the government . opposition to the government How does Madani's health issues lead to anti-government sentiment? 27 31 -1308 4 Dembri said Ali Belhadj , vice - president of the banned Islamic Salvation Front , FIS , had been separated from Madani and moved to another " residence . " moved to another " residence . " Why was Ali Belhadj moved to another residence? 23 30 -1308 5 The London - based Arabic newspaper , Ash - Sharq Al - Awsat , broke the news of the two FIS leaders , and said Madani was visited by his son in the hospital Sunday . hospital which hospital is mandani in 33 34 -1309 1 A U . N . aid convoy arrived Thursday to the besieged northwestern enclave of Bihac , easing but not ending chronic food shortages in the region . chronic food shortages in the region What was leading to the food shortages? 21 27 -1309 1 A U . N . aid convoy arrived Thursday to the besieged northwestern enclave of Bihac , easing but not ending chronic food shortages in the region . besieged northwestern enclave of Bihac , Why has this region been besieged? 11 17 -1309 1 A U . N . aid convoy arrived Thursday to the besieged northwestern enclave of Bihac , easing but not ending chronic food shortages in the region . besieged What is besieging this region? 11 12 -1309 2 U . N . officials in the pocket said the convoy arrived in the mid - afternoon after securing permission from rebel Serbs from nearby Croatia and renegade Muslims who have been fighting government troops in the region . There were no immediate details . fighting government troops in the region What was driving them to fight the governmental military? 32 38 -1309 2 U . N . officials in the pocket said the convoy arrived in the mid - afternoon after securing permission from rebel Serbs from nearby Croatia and renegade Muslims who have been fighting government troops in the region . There were no immediate details . Muslims who have been fighting government troops Why are they fighting? 28 35 -1309 2 U . N . officials in the pocket said the convoy arrived in the mid - afternoon after securing permission from rebel Serbs from nearby Croatia and renegade Muslims who have been fighting government troops in the region . There were no immediate details . fighting How many groups are fighting each other in this region? 32 33 -1309 3 In the capital Sarajevo , U . N . officials warned that new trenches on the city ' s confrontation lines could jeopardize what progress has been made to improve life for civilians . progress has been made What types of progress had taken place? 24 28 -1309 3 In the capital Sarajevo , U . N . officials warned that new trenches on the city ' s confrontation lines could jeopardize what progress has been made to improve life for civilians . progress What progress are these? 24 25 -1309 5 As has happened time and again in Bosnia ' s 34 - month war , U . N . efforts to ease the conflict and feed civilians have made small steps forward , only to be met with frustrations . efforts How often does the U.N. make efforts to deliver food to the civilians? 19 20 -1310 1 Six people were shot to death Thursday in Karachi ' s latest spasm of violence , and a top police officer acknowledged he lacked sufficient staff to deal with the current fighting . lacked sufficient staff Why did he lack sufficient staff? 23 26 -1310 1 Six people were shot to death Thursday in Karachi ' s latest spasm of violence , and a top police officer acknowledged he lacked sufficient staff to deal with the current fighting . lacked sufficient staff Why was there a lack of sufficient staff? 23 26 -1310 1 Six people were shot to death Thursday in Karachi ' s latest spasm of violence , and a top police officer acknowledged he lacked sufficient staff to deal with the current fighting . Six people were shot Who were these six people? 0 4 -1310 1 Six people were shot to death Thursday in Karachi ' s latest spasm of violence , and a top police officer acknowledged he lacked sufficient staff to deal with the current fighting . latest spasm of violence , Why was the violence taking place? 11 16 -1310 1 Six people were shot to death Thursday in Karachi ' s latest spasm of violence , and a top police officer acknowledged he lacked sufficient staff to deal with the current fighting . sufficient Why did he lack sufficient staff\n 24 25 -1310 2 " Every third man in Karachi is armed , " said Abdul Sattar Sheikh , the senior superintendent of police in Karachi Central , the hardest - hit district . " Every third man in Karachi is armed , " Are so many men armed because of the lack of a strong police force? Or for more nefarious reasons? 0 10 -1310 2 " Every third man in Karachi is armed , " said Abdul Sattar Sheikh , the senior superintendent of police in Karachi Central , the hardest - hit district . " Every third man in Karachi is armed , " Why are so many people armed? 0 10 -1310 2 " Every third man in Karachi is armed , " said Abdul Sattar Sheikh , the senior superintendent of police in Karachi Central , the hardest - hit district . " Every third man in Karachi is armed , " Why are so many people armed at this time? 0 10 -1310 2 " Every third man in Karachi is armed , " said Abdul Sattar Sheikh , the senior superintendent of police in Karachi Central , the hardest - hit district . hardest - hit Why is it the hardest hit district? 25 28 -1310 3 Nearly 60 people have been killed in the past week , most in mass shootings that appeared highly organized . mass shootings that appeared highly organized How does a mass shooting appear highly organized? 13 19 -1310 3 Nearly 60 people have been killed in the past week , most in mass shootings that appeared highly organized . appeared highly organized Who is organizing the shootings? 16 19 -1310 3 Nearly 60 people have been killed in the past week , most in mass shootings that appeared highly organized . that appeared highly organized . What are the identifying factors that seem to give rise to this conclusion? 15 20 -1310 4 " We are not equipped to counter organized terrorism , " the superintendent said . not equipped to counter What would they need to counter terrorism? 3 7 -1310 4 " We are not equipped to counter organized terrorism , " the superintendent said . not equipped Why are they not equipped? 3 5 -1310 4 " We are not equipped to counter organized terrorism , " the superintendent said . equipped Why are they not equipped? 4 5 -1310 5 Karachi has been plagued by political violence since 1986 , and the past week ' s killings have marked one of the worst outbursts during that period . plagued by political violence Why has it been plagued for over 30 years?? 3 7 -1310 5 Karachi has been plagued by political violence since 1986 , and the past week ' s killings have marked one of the worst outbursts during that period . worst outbursts What has caused the killings to be so bad during the past week? 22 24 -1310 5 Karachi has been plagued by political violence since 1986 , and the past week ' s killings have marked one of the worst outbursts during that period . political violence since 1986 , Why is there political violence in this region? 5 10 -1310 5 Karachi has been plagued by political violence since 1986 , and the past week ' s killings have marked one of the worst outbursts during that period . worst How is it one of the worst hit regions? Stats? 22 23 -1311 1 Greece on Thursday said it won ' t allow the European Union to speed up a customs union with Turkey unless it receives further assurances regarding membership talks with Cyprus . assurances Why does Greece need these assurances? Have the other members been hesitant to discuss Cyprus' membership? 24 25 -1311 1 Greece on Thursday said it won ' t allow the European Union to speed up a customs union with Turkey unless it receives further assurances regarding membership talks with Cyprus . membership Why does Greece want Cyprus to have membership? 26 27 -1311 1 Greece on Thursday said it won ' t allow the European Union to speed up a customs union with Turkey unless it receives further assurances regarding membership talks with Cyprus . membership talks with Cyprus What sort of membership discussions was Cyprus having at the time? 26 30 -1311 1 Greece on Thursday said it won ' t allow the European Union to speed up a customs union with Turkey unless it receives further assurances regarding membership talks with Cyprus . membership Does Greece back Cyprus as a member of the EU? 26 27 -1311 1 Greece on Thursday said it won ' t allow the European Union to speed up a customs union with Turkey unless it receives further assurances regarding membership talks with Cyprus . customs union What is a customs union? 16 18 -1311 2 " The position of the Greek government is negative . At the same time the government detects the possibility to continue talks because we think there is room for clearing up and improving the ( EU ) positions , " government spokesman Evangelos Venizelos said after a cabinet meeting . negative Is the Greek government negative on the matter of Turkey's customs union because they're negative on it, but willing to compromise, or strictly in a bid to force membership talks with Cyprus? 8 9 -1311 2 " The position of the Greek government is negative . At the same time the government detects the possibility to continue talks because we think there is room for clearing up and improving the ( EU ) positions , " government spokesman Evangelos Venizelos said after a cabinet meeting . clearing up and improving How does Venizelos want EU positions improved? 29 33 -1311 2 " The position of the Greek government is negative . At the same time the government detects the possibility to continue talks because we think there is room for clearing up and improving the ( EU ) positions , " government spokesman Evangelos Venizelos said after a cabinet meeting . position of the Greek government is negative Why is Greece holding such a position? 2 9 -1311 2 " The position of the Greek government is negative . At the same time the government detects the possibility to continue talks because we think there is room for clearing up and improving the ( EU ) positions , " government spokesman Evangelos Venizelos said after a cabinet meeting . government detects the possibility How can the government detects the possibility to continue talks? 15 19 -1311 3 Foreign ministers from the 15 EU nations on Monday had promised to open membership talks with Cyprus six months after an institutional overhaul of the EU is approved sometime in 1997 . had promised Why haven't they yet? 9 11 -1311 3 Foreign ministers from the 15 EU nations on Monday had promised to open membership talks with Cyprus six months after an institutional overhaul of the EU is approved sometime in 1997 . institutional overhaul of the EU What type of changes were taking place? 21 26 -1311 3 Foreign ministers from the 15 EU nations on Monday had promised to open membership talks with Cyprus six months after an institutional overhaul of the EU is approved sometime in 1997 . institutional overhaul What does this entail? 21 23 -1311 4 In return Greece would lift its veto on the trade accord with Turkey . The EU ministers had hoped to clear up remaining technical problems in negotiations with Turkey so that talks would end by March 7 , when the EU foreign ministers meet again . remaining technical problems What are these technical problems? 22 25 -1311 5 Some of those problems are Turkey ' s human rights record and limits on the free movement of Turkish citizens in the EU once the customs union becomes operational . human rights What are the issues with Turkey's human rights record? 8 10 -1311 5 Some of those problems are Turkey ' s human rights record and limits on the free movement of Turkish citizens in the EU once the customs union becomes operational . limits What are the limits, who wants to put them in place, and why? 12 13 -1311 5 Some of those problems are Turkey ' s human rights record and limits on the free movement of Turkish citizens in the EU once the customs union becomes operational . and limits on the free movement Why were there limits on some citizens' movements in Turkey? 11 17 -1311 5 Some of those problems are Turkey ' s human rights record and limits on the free movement of Turkish citizens in the EU once the customs union becomes operational . free movement of Turkish citizens What is problematic about free movement of Turkish citizens? 15 20 -1311 5 Some of those problems are Turkey ' s human rights record and limits on the free movement of Turkish citizens in the EU once the customs union becomes operational . Some of those problems What are the other problems? 0 4 -1312 1 Russia has delivered the first of four new patrol submarines that will dramatically improve China ' s fleet and has raised fears of new Chinese aggression in Asia and the Pacific . fears of new Chinese aggression What type of aggression would take place? 21 26 -1312 1 Russia has delivered the first of four new patrol submarines that will dramatically improve China ' s fleet and has raised fears of new Chinese aggression in Asia and the Pacific . patrol When are the remaining 3 submarines expected to be delivered? 8 9 -1312 2 Robert Karniol , Asia - Pacific editor of Jane ' s Defense Weekly , said the $ 1 billion deal for the advanced Kilo - class diesel vessels was signed in November . Weekly , Is the Jane's Defense Weekly a state publication? 12 14 -1312 2 Robert Karniol , Asia - Pacific editor of Jane ' s Defense Weekly , said the $ 1 billion deal for the advanced Kilo - class diesel vessels was signed in November . November of which year? 31 32 -1312 3 The first sub is on a Chinese merchant ship heading for China , Karniol said Thursday . merchant How big is this submarine? 7 8 -1312 4 " This is a major generational jump from China ' s current fleet , and there are fears that it could use the vessels to push its own interests in the region , " he said by telephone from his officd in Bangkok , Thailand . China ' s current fleet , Why was the current fleet so outdated? 8 14 -1312 4 " This is a major generational jump from China ' s current fleet , and there are fears that it could use the vessels to push its own interests in the region , " he said by telephone from his officd in Bangkok , Thailand . fleet , What were the last additions to China's current fleet, and when were they added? 12 14 -1312 4 " This is a major generational jump from China ' s current fleet , and there are fears that it could use the vessels to push its own interests in the region , " he said by telephone from his officd in Bangkok , Thailand . generational jump the technology is better now? 5 7 -1312 5 The diesel submarines can stay at sea for several weeks and have sophisticated search - and - attack sonars . sophisticated search - and - attack sonars what do they attack? 12 19 -1313 1 Offended by photographs of naked Jewish women being marched to their deaths by the Nazis , ultra - Orthodox Jews say they will build their own Holocaust memorial unless the state museum takes down the pictures . Offended Why do these photos offend the Orthodox Jewish community? 0 1 -1313 1 Offended by photographs of naked Jewish women being marched to their deaths by the Nazis , ultra - Orthodox Jews say they will build their own Holocaust memorial unless the state museum takes down the pictures . own What would this new memorial include? 25 26 -1313 1 Offended by photographs of naked Jewish women being marched to their deaths by the Nazis , ultra - Orthodox Jews say they will build their own Holocaust memorial unless the state museum takes down the pictures . build their own Holocaust memorial What will this memorial accomplish? 23 28 -1313 1 Offended by photographs of naked Jewish women being marched to their deaths by the Nazis , ultra - Orthodox Jews say they will build their own Holocaust memorial unless the state museum takes down the pictures . photographs Why were such photographs included in the museum? 2 3 -1313 1 Offended by photographs of naked Jewish women being marched to their deaths by the Nazis , ultra - Orthodox Jews say they will build their own Holocaust memorial unless the state museum takes down the pictures . Offended Were the photographs displayed out in the open or another offensive way? 0 1 -1313 1 Offended by photographs of naked Jewish women being marched to their deaths by the Nazis , ultra - Orthodox Jews say they will build their own Holocaust memorial unless the state museum takes down the pictures . state Which state museum is this? 30 31 -1313 2 The Yad Vashem Holocaust memorial has rejected the request . Many Israelis , meanwhile , worried the latest religion - based controversy would deepen an already huge chasm between devout and secular Jews here . chasm What is the division between devout and secular Jews in Israel like? 27 28 -1313 2 The Yad Vashem Holocaust memorial has rejected the request . Many Israelis , meanwhile , worried the latest religion - based controversy would deepen an already huge chasm between devout and secular Jews here . chasm What is the source of the chasm? 27 28 -1313 2 The Yad Vashem Holocaust memorial has rejected the request . Many Israelis , meanwhile , worried the latest religion - based controversy would deepen an already huge chasm between devout and secular Jews here . rejected Why did the Museum reject the request? 6 7 -1313 2 The Yad Vashem Holocaust memorial has rejected the request . Many Israelis , meanwhile , worried the latest religion - based controversy would deepen an already huge chasm between devout and secular Jews here . Jews What are the differences between devout and secular Jews? 32 33 -1313 3 " The Holocaust is a national and historic trauma and a split over it could create an irrevocable rift in our people , " Culture Minister Shulamit Aloni of the liberal Meretz party said . irrevocable rift Has the Jewish community faced rifts of this size before? 17 19 -1313 3 " The Holocaust is a national and historic trauma and a split over it could create an irrevocable rift in our people , " Culture Minister Shulamit Aloni of the liberal Meretz party said . Meretz What policies do the Meretz party support? 31 32 -1313 3 " The Holocaust is a national and historic trauma and a split over it could create an irrevocable rift in our people , " Culture Minister Shulamit Aloni of the liberal Meretz party said . party How many political parties are active in the region? 32 33 -1313 4 Dov Shilansky , a right - wing legislator and concentration camp survivor , said the Holocaust was " a sacred memory that shouldn ' t be reduced to street bargaining . " street bargaining Is there a more dignified way for the Orthodox community to try and resolve this issue? 28 30 -1313 4 Dov Shilansky , a right - wing legislator and concentration camp survivor , said the Holocaust was " a sacred memory that shouldn ' t be reduced to street bargaining . " street bargaining . " Why is the orthodox Jews' offense bargaining? 28 32 -1313 4 Dov Shilansky , a right - wing legislator and concentration camp survivor , said the Holocaust was " a sacred memory that shouldn ' t be reduced to street bargaining . " bargaining Why does Dov Shilansky believe a historical museum is reducing the memory to 'street bargaining'? 29 30 -1313 5 The controversy arose amid heightened interest in the World War II slaughter of some six million Jews after last month ' s 50th anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz death camp in Poland . anniversary How was the anniversary commemorated? 23 24 -1313 5 The controversy arose amid heightened interest in the World War II slaughter of some six million Jews after last month ' s 50th anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz death camp in Poland . controversy What do the opposing sides of the issue say about the controversy? 1 2 -1314 1 An estimated 4 , 000 striking workers marched through the capital of this French island Thursday in sympathy with bank employees who walked off the job three weeks ago calling for higher pay . estimated How was this estimate made? 1 2 -1314 1 An estimated 4 , 000 striking workers marched through the capital of this French island Thursday in sympathy with bank employees who walked off the job three weeks ago calling for higher pay . this French island Which island is the article referring to? 12 15 -1314 1 An estimated 4 , 000 striking workers marched through the capital of this French island Thursday in sympathy with bank employees who walked off the job three weeks ago calling for higher pay . French island Which island? 13 15 -1314 1 An estimated 4 , 000 striking workers marched through the capital of this French island Thursday in sympathy with bank employees who walked off the job three weeks ago calling for higher pay . calling for higher pay Why was there a strike for higher pay? 29 33 -1314 1 An estimated 4 , 000 striking workers marched through the capital of this French island Thursday in sympathy with bank employees who walked off the job three weeks ago calling for higher pay . island Which Friench island is this? 14 15 -1314 2 All nine of Martinique ' s non - banking sector unions had called a two - day general strike starting Thursday as a show of support for the bank employees . The unions represent both public and private workers on this island of 360 , 000 . support How much were the bank employees underpaid to draw this much support? 25 26 -1314 3 Compliance with the strike varied . Only about 20 teachers stayed home , but nearly all shops in Fort - de - France were closed . Activity continued as usual at the airport and hotels and water and electricity service weren ' t interrupted . nearly How was it determined that \"nearly\" all shops were closed? 14 15 -1314 3 Compliance with the strike varied . Only about 20 teachers stayed home , but nearly all shops in Fort - de - France were closed . Activity continued as usual at the airport and hotels and water and electricity service weren ' t interrupted . varied Why did compliance vary? 4 5 -1314 3 Compliance with the strike varied . Only about 20 teachers stayed home , but nearly all shops in Fort - de - France were closed . Activity continued as usual at the airport and hotels and water and electricity service weren ' t interrupted . all Where did all this support come from? Were the bank employees that badly treated? 15 16 -1314 4 The march lasted for three hours and ended at the unions ' headquarters . No violence was reported . ended Why did the march end? 7 8 -1314 5 Many workers apparently didn ' t heed the strike call because they were disgruntled that the bank strike had dragged on so long . dragged on Why has the strike dragged on for so long? 19 21 -1314 5 Many workers apparently didn ' t heed the strike call because they were disgruntled that the bank strike had dragged on so long . strike had dragged on so long . Why was the strike lasting for so long? 17 24 -1314 5 Many workers apparently didn ' t heed the strike call because they were disgruntled that the bank strike had dragged on so long . strike What caused the strike to drag on for so long? 8 9 -1315 1 The crisis in Israeli - Palestinian relations deepened Thursday after their leaders failed to agree on how to expand Palestinian autonomy without endangering Israeli security . failed to agree Why did they fail to agree? 12 15 -1315 1 The crisis in Israeli - Palestinian relations deepened Thursday after their leaders failed to agree on how to expand Palestinian autonomy without endangering Israeli security . agree What were their political positions? 14 15 -1315 2 Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and PLO chief Yasser Arafat did not resolve any disputes during their 2 1 / 2 - hour meeting Thursday at an Israel - PLO command post in northern Gaza . resolve What issues are preventing them from settling disputes? 11 12 -1315 2 Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and PLO chief Yasser Arafat did not resolve any disputes during their 2 1 / 2 - hour meeting Thursday at an Israel - PLO command post in northern Gaza . Thursday of which year? 23 24 -1315 3 Reflecting the tensions , the two did not hold a joint news conference . However , they agreed to meet again next Thursday . agreed Does this mean they intend to come to an agreement soon? 17 18 -1315 3 Reflecting the tensions , the two did not hold a joint news conference . However , they agreed to meet again next Thursday . next Thursday what will they discuss this time? 21 23 -1315 4 Rabin told Arafat he must rein in Islamic militants before Israel will talk about expanding Palestinian self - rule to the West Bank . Fifty - five Israelis have been killed by Palestinian militants since October in a surge of suicide bombings . he must rein in Islamic militants How, exactly, will this be done? 3 9 -1315 4 Rabin told Arafat he must rein in Islamic militants before Israel will talk about expanding Palestinian self - rule to the West Bank . Fifty - five Israelis have been killed by Palestinian militants since October in a surge of suicide bombings . October how many months has it been? 35 36 -1315 5 Rabin also refused Arafat ' s demand that Israel lift a 19 - day closure of the West Bank and Gaza Strip imposed after a bombing attack last month by Islamic militants that killed 21 Israelis . attack How often are these attacks? 26 27 -1316 1 David didn ' t defeat Goliath in Chechnya - - but he delivered powerful and unexpected blows to the body , and especially to the ego . didn ' t defeat Why didn't David defeat Goliath? 1 5 -1316 1 David didn ' t defeat Goliath in Chechnya - - but he delivered powerful and unexpected blows to the body , and especially to the ego . unexpected Why ere the blows unexpected? 15 16 -1316 1 David didn ' t defeat Goliath in Chechnya - - but he delivered powerful and unexpected blows to the body , and especially to the ego . ego Why did the blows harm Goliath's ego? 25 26 -1316 2 What went wrong ? Why did poorly equipped , inexperienced Chechen fighters hold off heavily armed Russian troops carrying the mantle of the old Soviet superpower for more than a month ? heavily armed Russian troops How were the Russian troops so heavily-armed? 14 18 -1316 2 What went wrong ? Why did poorly equipped , inexperienced Chechen fighters hold off heavily armed Russian troops carrying the mantle of the old Soviet superpower for more than a month ? What went wrong ? What did go wrong, enabling poorly equipped fighters to hold off heavily armed Russian troops? 0 4 -1316 3 As Chechen separatists take their war for independence from Russia into the countryside , military analysts have been examining Moscow ' s poor performance in its first military encounter since the Cold War ended . countryside , Why is the war headed into the countryside? 12 14 -1316 4 Some reasons for Russia ' s bungled invasion of Chechnya are clear . reasons What are the reasons? 1 2 -1316 5 Units that had never trained together were sent to fight together - - motorized rifle troops , airborne troops , naval infantry and Ministry of Interior soldiers . had never trained together Why were some units not training together in case they needed to work in unison? 2 6 -1316 5 Units that had never trained together were sent to fight together - - motorized rifle troops , airborne troops , naval infantry and Ministry of Interior soldiers . never trained together Why hadn't the units trained together? 3 6 -1317 1 Federal prosecutors announced a sweeping securities fraud indictment against six people Thursday , charging them with illegal profits on insider tips about the corporate takeover plans of ATT Corp . sweeping securities fraud indictment What exactly is a sweeping securities fraud indictment? 4 8 -1317 1 Federal prosecutors announced a sweeping securities fraud indictment against six people Thursday , charging them with illegal profits on insider tips about the corporate takeover plans of ATT Corp . ATT How can they police the exchange of insider tips and how can they prove it? 27 28 -1317 1 Federal prosecutors announced a sweeping securities fraud indictment against six people Thursday , charging them with illegal profits on insider tips about the corporate takeover plans of ATT Corp . profits How much in profits? 17 18 -1317 2 Several others including a former ATT labor relations executive also were implicated in the alleged scheme , which netted dlrs 2 million and marked one of the biggest cases of Wall Street corruption since the takeover heyday of the 1980s . Wall Street corruption How often does Wall Street corruption occur? 30 33 -1317 2 Several others including a former ATT labor relations executive also were implicated in the alleged scheme , which netted dlrs 2 million and marked one of the biggest cases of Wall Street corruption since the takeover heyday of the 1980s . heyday What occurred during the 1980s? 36 37 -1317 3 The six defendants were charged with conspiracy to commit securities fraud , fraud in connection with takeover offers , wire fraud and obstruction , U . S . Attorney Mary Jo White told a news conference in Manhattan . wire fraud What is wire fraud? 19 21 -1317 4 The indictment says that for more than four years , the defendants were fed illicit tips about the takeover plans of the nation ' s biggest long - distance telephone company and used the information to buy and sell securities for profit . the defendants were fed illicit tips Who fed the defendants the illicit tips? 10 16 -1317 4 The indictment says that for more than four years , the defendants were fed illicit tips about the takeover plans of the nation ' s biggest long - distance telephone company and used the information to buy and sell securities for profit . securities What do they mean specifically when they say securities and how does this affect the company? 39 40 -1317 4 The indictment says that for more than four years , the defendants were fed illicit tips about the takeover plans of the nation ' s biggest long - distance telephone company and used the information to buy and sell securities for profit . fed Who fed them the illicit tips 13 14 -1317 4 The indictment says that for more than four years , the defendants were fed illicit tips about the takeover plans of the nation ' s biggest long - distance telephone company and used the information to buy and sell securities for profit . defendants were fed Who fed them the tips? 11 14 -1317 5 Federal law prohibits this practice , known as insider trading , which proliferated during the 1980s era of takeovers that frequently drove up the stock prices of target companies . insider trading , When did the first case on insider trading occur? 8 11 -1317 5 Federal law prohibits this practice , known as insider trading , which proliferated during the 1980s era of takeovers that frequently drove up the stock prices of target companies . up How does insider trading lead to the rise in stock prices of target companies? 22 23 -1318 1 Darryl Strawberry , the former Mets slugger whose career has been plagued by drug and alcohol problems , pleaded guilty Thursday to tax evasion and was promised a probable sentence of three months in jail . former Mets slugger Why is he no longer a Mets slugger? 4 7 -1318 1 Darryl Strawberry , the former Mets slugger whose career has been plagued by drug and alcohol problems , pleaded guilty Thursday to tax evasion and was promised a probable sentence of three months in jail . problems , What problems exactly? 16 18 -1318 1 Darryl Strawberry , the former Mets slugger whose career has been plagued by drug and alcohol problems , pleaded guilty Thursday to tax evasion and was promised a probable sentence of three months in jail . pleaded guilty Pled guilty to what? 18 20 -1318 1 Darryl Strawberry , the former Mets slugger whose career has been plagued by drug and alcohol problems , pleaded guilty Thursday to tax evasion and was promised a probable sentence of three months in jail . pleaded guilty in which court? 18 20 -1318 1 Darryl Strawberry , the former Mets slugger whose career has been plagued by drug and alcohol problems , pleaded guilty Thursday to tax evasion and was promised a probable sentence of three months in jail . plagued by drug and alcohol problems How and when did he start getting out of control with drugs and alcohol. 11 17 -1318 2 The plea bargain in federal court came three days after Strawberry was suspended from U . S . Major League Baseball and released by the San Francisco Giants for failing drug tests . plea bargain Why was this bargain offered? 1 3 -1318 2 The plea bargain in federal court came three days after Strawberry was suspended from U . S . Major League Baseball and released by the San Francisco Giants for failing drug tests . was suspended Why exactly was he suspended? 11 13 -1318 2 The plea bargain in federal court came three days after Strawberry was suspended from U . S . Major League Baseball and released by the San Francisco Giants for failing drug tests . failing drug tests How many times did he fail? 29 32 -1318 2 The plea bargain in federal court came three days after Strawberry was suspended from U . S . Major League Baseball and released by the San Francisco Giants for failing drug tests . Strawberry was suspended Why was he suspended? 10 13 -1318 3 Strawberry could have been sentenced to up to five years in jail . The sentence discussed Thursday is subject to change based on probation and other presentencing reports . subject to change What would the change be based upon? 18 21 -1318 3 Strawberry could have been sentenced to up to five years in jail . The sentence discussed Thursday is subject to change based on probation and other presentencing reports . other What other reports? 25 26 -1318 3 Strawberry could have been sentenced to up to five years in jail . The sentence discussed Thursday is subject to change based on probation and other presentencing reports . probation and other presentencing reports Why not do the promised probable sentence of three months. 23 28 -1318 4 Besides the three - month jail term , Strawberry is to be sentenced to three months of home confinement , with an electronic monitor . of home confinement , What are the rules of home confinement? 16 20 -1318 5 However , he may be allowed to play baseball during the season if he gets a job . if he gets a job What kind of job? 12 17 -1318 5 However , he may be allowed to play baseball during the season if he gets a job . if he gets a job Does he have any job prospects? 12 17 -1318 5 However , he may be allowed to play baseball during the season if he gets a job . during during which season? 9 10 -1318 5 However , he may be allowed to play baseball during the season if he gets a job . if he gets a job what kind of job? during or after his home confinement? 12 17 -1318 5 However , he may be allowed to play baseball during the season if he gets a job . may be allowed to play baseball Why does he get to play? 3 9 -1319 1 An art expert is visiting a northern Serbian town to tackle an immense task : reviewing thousands of pieces of art carried off by the Yugoslav army during a 1991 war in Croatia . art expert Why is there only one art expert reviewing thousands of art pieces? 1 3 -1319 1 An art expert is visiting a northern Serbian town to tackle an immense task : reviewing thousands of pieces of art carried off by the Yugoslav army during a 1991 war in Croatia . carried off by the Yugoslav army Why was the art carried off by the army? 21 27 -1319 1 An art expert is visiting a northern Serbian town to tackle an immense task : reviewing thousands of pieces of art carried off by the Yugoslav army during a 1991 war in Croatia . thousands of pieces of art carried off Why did the army take the art? 16 23 -1319 2 Christoph Hans Von Imhof of the Council of Europe traveled Thursday to Novi Sad , where officials say most of about 10 , 000 medieval icons , paintings , sculptures and other items are located . Christoph Hans Von Imhof How was Christoph Hans Von Imhof chosen to review the pieces of art? 0 4 -1319 3 Yugoslavia says it took the artifacts only to save them . It informed the U . N . Educational , Scientific and Cultural Organization about the operation and provided full lists of the items . save them Save them from what? 8 10 -1319 4 " The only thing that is a secret is where exactly the objects are , " said Marko Omcikus , head of Serbia ' s office for the protection of cultural monuments . secret Why is the location of the objects a secret? 7 8 -1319 4 " The only thing that is a secret is where exactly the objects are , " said Marko Omcikus , head of Serbia ' s office for the protection of cultural monuments . protection of cultural monuments What exactly are the responsibilities of this agency? 28 32 -1319 4 " The only thing that is a secret is where exactly the objects are , " said Marko Omcikus , head of Serbia ' s office for the protection of cultural monuments . where exactly the objects are , " Why are the objects being hidden? 9 16 -1319 5 Yugoslavia has indicated that valuables will be returned to Croatia only after a dispute is settled between four former and two remaining Yugoslav republics over once - common assets . dispute What are the details of the dispute? 13 14 -1319 5 Yugoslavia has indicated that valuables will be returned to Croatia only after a dispute is settled between four former and two remaining Yugoslav republics over once - common assets . only after a dispute What is the nature of the dispute? 10 14 -1319 5 Yugoslavia has indicated that valuables will be returned to Croatia only after a dispute is settled between four former and two remaining Yugoslav republics over once - common assets . once - common assets What types of assets were being disputed by the nations? 25 29 -1320 1 Spaniard Seve Ballesteros fired a 4 - under - par 68 on Thursday to join three others in the lead after the first day of the dlrs 375 , 000 Canary Islands Open . three others which players are these? 15 17 -1320 1 Spaniard Seve Ballesteros fired a 4 - under - par 68 on Thursday to join three others in the lead after the first day of the dlrs 375 , 000 Canary Islands Open . dlrs What does this mean? 26 27 -1320 1 Spaniard Seve Ballesteros fired a 4 - under - par 68 on Thursday to join three others in the lead after the first day of the dlrs 375 , 000 Canary Islands Open . lead How are they in the lead? 19 20 -1320 2 " I played very well today , the best I ' ve played from tee to green in a long time , " said the 37 - year - old Ballesteros , who had five birdies on the par - 72 , 6 , 868 - yard ( 6 , 311 - meter ) Maspalomas Golf Club course . birdies What is a birdie? 35 36 -1320 3 Ballesteros tied England ' s Paul Eales , Ireland ' s Philip Walton and Scotland ' s Gary Orr for the lead . lead What score is the lead? 21 22 -1320 4 " Ball striking was the key to a good round . I ' m driving the ball and not making major mistakes , " said the current No . 1 in the Ryder Cup points table . Ryder Cup points table Where was the Ryder Cup being played at during this year? 32 36 -1320 4 " Ball striking was the key to a good round . I ' m driving the ball and not making major mistakes , " said the current No . 1 in the Ryder Cup points table . " Ball striking what does this mean? 0 3 -1320 4 " Ball striking was the key to a good round . I ' m driving the ball and not making major mistakes , " said the current No . 1 in the Ryder Cup points table . key Why was ball striking they key? 5 6 -1320 5 This is Ballesteros ' last European Tour event until after the U . S . Masters in April . last Why is it the last? 4 5 -1320 5 This is Ballesteros ' last European Tour event until after the U . S . Masters in April . last Why is it his last? 4 5 -1321 1 She got angry . She got indignant . She dismissed her detractors . But in the end , the woman who claimed to have unearthed Alexander the Great ' s tomb near a remote oasis failed to convince the skeptics . She got angry Why was she angry? 0 3 -1321 1 She got angry . She got indignant . She dismissed her detractors . But in the end , the woman who claimed to have unearthed Alexander the Great ' s tomb near a remote oasis failed to convince the skeptics . She got indignant Why did she get indignant? 4 7 -1321 1 She got angry . She got indignant . She dismissed her detractors . But in the end , the woman who claimed to have unearthed Alexander the Great ' s tomb near a remote oasis failed to convince the skeptics . the skeptics Who are the skeptics? 38 40 -1321 1 She got angry . She got indignant . She dismissed her detractors . But in the end , the woman who claimed to have unearthed Alexander the Great ' s tomb near a remote oasis failed to convince the skeptics . She who is she and what happened? 0 1 -1321 1 She got angry . She got indignant . She dismissed her detractors . But in the end , the woman who claimed to have unearthed Alexander the Great ' s tomb near a remote oasis failed to convince the skeptics . skeptics What are the methods involved in identifying such remains? 39 40 -1321 1 She got angry . She got indignant . She dismissed her detractors . But in the end , the woman who claimed to have unearthed Alexander the Great ' s tomb near a remote oasis failed to convince the skeptics . skeptics Why were people skeptical about the location of the tomb? 39 40 -1321 2 " She ' s a dreamer , " an Egyptian history professor said at a conference Thursday between Liana Souvaltzi and archaeologists . professor said Why did he say that? 11 13 -1321 2 " She ' s a dreamer , " an Egyptian history professor said at a conference Thursday between Liana Souvaltzi and archaeologists . archaeologists How many archaeologists? 21 22 -1321 2 " She ' s a dreamer , " an Egyptian history professor said at a conference Thursday between Liana Souvaltzi and archaeologists . conference where was the conference and what as it about? 15 16 -1321 2 " She ' s a dreamer , " an Egyptian history professor said at a conference Thursday between Liana Souvaltzi and archaeologists . " She ' s Who is she? What are her qualifications? 0 4 -1321 2 " She ' s a dreamer , " an Egyptian history professor said at a conference Thursday between Liana Souvaltzi and archaeologists . " She ' s a dreamer , " Why would she be considered a dreamer? 0 8 -1321 3 " Anecdotes , " said another . " Have you proof ? " a colleague shouted . shouted . Why were they shouting? 15 17 -1321 3 " Anecdotes , " said another . " Have you proof ? " a colleague shouted . " Anecdotes , " what does this word mean in this context ? 0 4 -1321 3 " Anecdotes , " said another . " Have you proof ? " a colleague shouted . " Anecdotes , " How can the location of a tomb be anecdotal? 0 4 -1321 4 It was Souvaltzi ' s first public meeting since she captured the world ' s attention by announcing last month that she had indeed discovered the Greek conqueror ' s resting place on a windswept hill near the Libyan border . she captured the world ' s attention How did she do this? 9 16 -1321 4 It was Souvaltzi ' s first public meeting since she captured the world ' s attention by announcing last month that she had indeed discovered the Greek conqueror ' s resting place on a windswept hill near the Libyan border . resting place Where is the location? 30 32 -1321 4 It was Souvaltzi ' s first public meeting since she captured the world ' s attention by announcing last month that she had indeed discovered the Greek conqueror ' s resting place on a windswept hill near the Libyan border . Greek who is the conqueror? what is the importance of this person to the context of the article ? 26 27 -1321 4 It was Souvaltzi ' s first public meeting since she captured the world ' s attention by announcing last month that she had indeed discovered the Greek conqueror ' s resting place on a windswept hill near the Libyan border . border How did the remains of Alexander the Great end up here? 39 40 -1321 4 It was Souvaltzi ' s first public meeting since she captured the world ' s attention by announcing last month that she had indeed discovered the Greek conqueror ' s resting place on a windswept hill near the Libyan border . first public Why did she wait so long to have a public meeting? 5 7 -1321 5 The find was met with amazement - - and criticism . A team dispatched by the Greek government said it found no evidence to support her claim and even doubted whether the building was a tomb . But its visit to the Siwa oasis was brief , and it acknowledged more time was needed to study the artifacts . amazement - - and criticism . Why did people feel this way? 5 11 -1321 5 The find was met with amazement - - and criticism . A team dispatched by the Greek government said it found no evidence to support her claim and even doubted whether the building was a tomb . But its visit to the Siwa oasis was brief , and it acknowledged more time was needed to study the artifacts . found no evidence What did they do to find evidence? 20 23 -1321 5 The find was met with amazement - - and criticism . A team dispatched by the Greek government said it found no evidence to support her claim and even doubted whether the building was a tomb . But its visit to the Siwa oasis was brief , and it acknowledged more time was needed to study the artifacts . even doubted Why did they doubt? 28 30 -1321 5 The find was met with amazement - - and criticism . A team dispatched by the Greek government said it found no evidence to support her claim and even doubted whether the building was a tomb . But its visit to the Siwa oasis was brief , and it acknowledged more time was needed to study the artifacts . Siwa oasis What is the Siwa oasis? 42 44 -1321 5 The find was met with amazement - - and criticism . A team dispatched by the Greek government said it found no evidence to support her claim and even doubted whether the building was a tomb . But its visit to the Siwa oasis was brief , and it acknowledged more time was needed to study the artifacts . no What are some things that would be considered hard evidence? 21 22 -1321 5 The find was met with amazement - - and criticism . A team dispatched by the Greek government said it found no evidence to support her claim and even doubted whether the building was a tomb . But its visit to the Siwa oasis was brief , and it acknowledged more time was needed to study the artifacts . acknowledged If more time was needed, then why denounce the finding? 49 50 -1322 1 A week - long strike by this Caribbean country ' s 20 , 000 teachers that has affected all schools will end Friday , under an order by the government ' s mediating board . Caribbean country ' s What Caribbean country? 7 11 -1322 1 A week - long strike by this Caribbean country ' s 20 , 000 teachers that has affected all schools will end Friday , under an order by the government ' s mediating board . has affected all schools How have the schools been affected? 16 20 -1322 1 A week - long strike by this Caribbean country ' s 20 , 000 teachers that has affected all schools will end Friday , under an order by the government ' s mediating board . A week - long strike Why was the strike taking place? 0 5 -1322 1 A week - long strike by this Caribbean country ' s 20 , 000 teachers that has affected all schools will end Friday , under an order by the government ' s mediating board . week - long strike What caused the strike? 1 5 -1322 1 A week - long strike by this Caribbean country ' s 20 , 000 teachers that has affected all schools will end Friday , under an order by the government ' s mediating board . this Caribbean country ' s What Caribbean country is this? 6 11 -1322 2 The Industrial Disputes Tribunal issued the back - to - work order after a meeting Thursday with negotiators for the teachers and the government . back - to - work order Is this order mandatory? 6 12 -1322 2 The Industrial Disputes Tribunal issued the back - to - work order after a meeting Thursday with negotiators for the teachers and the government . negotiators Who employs these negotiators? 17 18 -1322 2 The Industrial Disputes Tribunal issued the back - to - work order after a meeting Thursday with negotiators for the teachers and the government . meeting What took place in the meeting? 14 15 -1322 2 The Industrial Disputes Tribunal issued the back - to - work order after a meeting Thursday with negotiators for the teachers and the government . meeting What agreements were reached at the meeting? 14 15 -1322 3 Talks on the unresolved issue of salary raises for the teachers will resume Feb . 25 and be mediated by the tribunal . unresolved issue What issue is unresolved? 3 5 -1322 3 Talks on the unresolved issue of salary raises for the teachers will resume Feb . 25 and be mediated by the tribunal . salary raises How much of a raise are they expecting? 6 8 -1322 3 Talks on the unresolved issue of salary raises for the teachers will resume Feb . 25 and be mediated by the tribunal . be mediated Mediated by whom? 17 19 -1322 3 Talks on the unresolved issue of salary raises for the teachers will resume Feb . 25 and be mediated by the tribunal . issue of salary raises for the teachers Why were the teachers not able to secure their raises? 4 11 -1322 3 Talks on the unresolved issue of salary raises for the teachers will resume Feb . 25 and be mediated by the tribunal . unresolved issue What issues were previously resolved? 3 5 -1322 4 Affected have been public and private schools , from kindergarten through high school , and two - year community colleges . Only the University of the West Indies ' Jamaica campus wasn ' t touched by the dispute . Affected have been public and private schools , How have the schools been affected? 0 8 -1322 4 Affected have been public and private schools , from kindergarten through high school , and two - year community colleges . Only the University of the West Indies ' Jamaica campus wasn ' t touched by the dispute . campus wasn ' t touched How did this campus remain untouched by the dispute? 30 35 -1322 4 Affected have been public and private schools , from kindergarten through high school , and two - year community colleges . Only the University of the West Indies ' Jamaica campus wasn ' t touched by the dispute . West Indies ' Jamaica Why wasn't this school effected? 26 30 -1322 4 Affected have been public and private schools , from kindergarten through high school , and two - year community colleges . Only the University of the West Indies ' Jamaica campus wasn ' t touched by the dispute . University of the West Indies ' Jamaica campus Why was this campus unaffected by the teaching labor dispute? 23 31 -1322 5 All the teachers struck Feb . 1 and 2 . Starting Monday , they divided the island ' s 14 parishes into four sectors and a different sector has struck each day . struck Feb . 1 and 2 Why were those dates chosen? 3 9 -1322 5 All the teachers struck Feb . 1 and 2 . Starting Monday , they divided the island ' s 14 parishes into four sectors and a different sector has struck each day . a different sector How many are in one sector? 25 28 -1322 5 All the teachers struck Feb . 1 and 2 . Starting Monday , they divided the island ' s 14 parishes into four sectors and a different sector has struck each day . each day How many days has the strike been going on? 30 32 -1322 5 All the teachers struck Feb . 1 and 2 . Starting Monday , they divided the island ' s 14 parishes into four sectors and a different sector has struck each day . different sector has struck each day Why did the teachers divide the island into sectors and stagger their strikes? 26 32 -1323 1 Western doctors have long doubted patients like Alain Franques , who says acupuncture controlled his asthma when drugs failed . Now a critical analysis of meager data concludes there ' s tantalizing evidence the ancient treatment does help . critical analysis of meager data Who has conducted the analysis? 22 27 -1323 1 Western doctors have long doubted patients like Alain Franques , who says acupuncture controlled his asthma when drugs failed . Now a critical analysis of meager data concludes there ' s tantalizing evidence the ancient treatment does help . tantalizing evidence How many studies were analyzed to give this type of evidence? 31 33 -1323 1 Western doctors have long doubted patients like Alain Franques , who says acupuncture controlled his asthma when drugs failed . Now a critical analysis of meager data concludes there ' s tantalizing evidence the ancient treatment does help . acupuncture What do the proponents of acupuncture say about its benefits? 12 13 -1323 1 Western doctors have long doubted patients like Alain Franques , who says acupuncture controlled his asthma when drugs failed . Now a critical analysis of meager data concludes there ' s tantalizing evidence the ancient treatment does help . tantalizing evidence what is the evidence? 31 33 -1323 2 Using acupuncture as an aid in the treatment of respiratory disease might be safer than prolonged use of drugs alone , Dr . Kim Jobst of Oxford University wrote in Friday ' s debut issue of the Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine . prolonged use of drugs alone , What types of drugs were considered in this meta-analysis? 15 21 -1323 2 Using acupuncture as an aid in the treatment of respiratory disease might be safer than prolonged use of drugs alone , Dr . Kim Jobst of Oxford University wrote in Friday ' s debut issue of the Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine . acupuncture How long has acupuncture been in used? 1 2 -1323 2 Using acupuncture as an aid in the treatment of respiratory disease might be safer than prolonged use of drugs alone , Dr . Kim Jobst of Oxford University wrote in Friday ' s debut issue of the Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine . Friday ' s debut issue what year was this? 30 35 -1323 3 Jobst urged scientists to immediately start rigorous study to prove that , a call that comes as the Food and Drug Administration considers whether to give its stamp of approval to acupuncture . prove that , How long will this take? 9 12 -1323 3 Jobst urged scientists to immediately start rigorous study to prove that , a call that comes as the Food and Drug Administration considers whether to give its stamp of approval to acupuncture . stamp of approval When will they do this? 27 30 -1323 3 Jobst urged scientists to immediately start rigorous study to prove that , a call that comes as the Food and Drug Administration considers whether to give its stamp of approval to acupuncture . study How would the effects of acupuncture be studied by scientists? What metrics would they measure? 7 8 -1323 4 Acupuncture , which evolved 5 , 000 years ago in China , is based on the principle of chi , an invisible network of energy that is supposed to keep organs functioning . Acupuncture needles are to stimulate chi ' s circulation . China , Are there other countries, aside from China, who still use acupuncture? 10 12 -1323 4 Acupuncture , which evolved 5 , 000 years ago in China , is based on the principle of chi , an invisible network of energy that is supposed to keep organs functioning . Acupuncture needles are to stimulate chi ' s circulation . chi ' s circulation how does it flow exactly? 38 42 -1323 5 Acupuncture has never been proved to Western standards but , because it predates the FDA and hasn ' t been shown to be dangerous , it is widely practiced . Americans made some 9 million visits to acupuncturists last year , for everything from asthma to pain . everything What other ailments can be improved by acupuncturists? 42 43 -1324 1 Razmi Yousef , arrested and deported to the United States as the principal suspect in the World Trade Center bombing , was sought here last month in what police believed was a plot to kill Pope John Paul II . a plot to kill Pope John Paul What was the rationale behind the attempt? 31 38 -1324 1 Razmi Yousef , arrested and deported to the United States as the principal suspect in the World Trade Center bombing , was sought here last month in what police believed was a plot to kill Pope John Paul II . Pope Why was he trying to kill the Pope? 35 36 -1324 1 Razmi Yousef , arrested and deported to the United States as the principal suspect in the World Trade Center bombing , was sought here last month in what police believed was a plot to kill Pope John Paul II . deported How was he deported to the U.S.? 5 6 -1324 1 Razmi Yousef , arrested and deported to the United States as the principal suspect in the World Trade Center bombing , was sought here last month in what police believed was a plot to kill Pope John Paul II . World Trade Center bombing , Was he prosecuted for his role in the bombing? 16 21 -1324 1 Razmi Yousef , arrested and deported to the United States as the principal suspect in the World Trade Center bombing , was sought here last month in what police believed was a plot to kill Pope John Paul II . plot to kill Pope John Paul II How did he attempt to kill the pope? 32 39 -1324 1 Razmi Yousef , arrested and deported to the United States as the principal suspect in the World Trade Center bombing , was sought here last month in what police believed was a plot to kill Pope John Paul II . arrested and deported Why was he arrested and deported? 3 6 -1324 1 Razmi Yousef , arrested and deported to the United States as the principal suspect in the World Trade Center bombing , was sought here last month in what police believed was a plot to kill Pope John Paul II . principal suspect Were there other suspects? 12 14 -1324 1 Razmi Yousef , arrested and deported to the United States as the principal suspect in the World Trade Center bombing , was sought here last month in what police believed was a plot to kill Pope John Paul II . police believed Why did they believe this to be true? 28 30 -1324 2 The 27 - year - old Iraqi native was arrested Tuesday in Pakistan and secretly flown to the United States in a U . S . government plane . In New York on Thursday , he pleaded innocent to 11 counts relating to the Feb . 26 , 1993 , bombing of the Manhattan landmark . secretly Why was his transportation to the United States a secret? 14 15 -1324 2 The 27 - year - old Iraqi native was arrested Tuesday in Pakistan and secretly flown to the United States in a U . S . government plane . In New York on Thursday , he pleaded innocent to 11 counts relating to the Feb . 26 , 1993 , bombing of the Manhattan landmark . innocent What is his defense against these charges? 37 38 -1324 2 The 27 - year - old Iraqi native was arrested Tuesday in Pakistan and secretly flown to the United States in a U . S . government plane . In New York on Thursday , he pleaded innocent to 11 counts relating to the Feb . 26 , 1993 , bombing of the Manhattan landmark . secretly flown Why did it have to be a secret? 14 16 -1324 2 The 27 - year - old Iraqi native was arrested Tuesday in Pakistan and secretly flown to the United States in a U . S . government plane . In New York on Thursday , he pleaded innocent to 11 counts relating to the Feb . 26 , 1993 , bombing of the Manhattan landmark . pleaded innocent Was this his lawyers advice? 36 38 -1324 3 Yousef ' s name surfaced here after police raided an apartment Jan . 6 a few blocks from where Pope John Paul II was to stay during his visit to the Philippines . The pontiff arrived Jan . 12 and left for New Guinea four days later . Pope Why was the Pope visiting the Philippines? 19 20 -1324 3 Yousef ' s name surfaced here after police raided an apartment Jan . 6 a few blocks from where Pope John Paul II was to stay during his visit to the Philippines . The pontiff arrived Jan . 12 and left for New Guinea four days later . raided an apartment Why did the police raid the apartment? 8 11 -1324 3 Yousef ' s name surfaced here after police raided an apartment Jan . 6 a few blocks from where Pope John Paul II was to stay during his visit to the Philippines . The pontiff arrived Jan . 12 and left for New Guinea four days later . name surfaced In what situation did his name surface? 3 5 -1324 3 Yousef ' s name surfaced here after police raided an apartment Jan . 6 a few blocks from where Pope John Paul II was to stay during his visit to the Philippines . The pontiff arrived Jan . 12 and left for New Guinea four days later . raided an apartment What led them to this apartment? 8 11 -1324 3 Yousef ' s name surfaced here after police raided an apartment Jan . 6 a few blocks from where Pope John Paul II was to stay during his visit to the Philippines . The pontiff arrived Jan . 12 and left for New Guinea four days later . his visit to the Philippines Why was the Pope visiting the Philippines? 27 32 -1324 4 Police released few details of the incident . After the pope left , they said agents arrested two Middle Easterners and seized Bibles , pictures of the pope , maps of his routes and bomb - making equipment . Easterners Why was another Middle Easterner arrested? 19 20 -1324 4 Police released few details of the incident . After the pope left , they said agents arrested two Middle Easterners and seized Bibles , pictures of the pope , maps of his routes and bomb - making equipment . few details Why did the police release few details about this incident? 2 4 -1324 4 Police released few details of the incident . After the pope left , they said agents arrested two Middle Easterners and seized Bibles , pictures of the pope , maps of his routes and bomb - making equipment . released few details Why didn't they reveal all of the details? 1 4 -1324 4 Police released few details of the incident . After the pope left , they said agents arrested two Middle Easterners and seized Bibles , pictures of the pope , maps of his routes and bomb - making equipment . seized What did they seize? 21 22 -1324 5 Police spokesman Arturo Lomibao said Yousef was among three people who eluded arrest and were being sought . He apparently slipped out of the country . slipped out of the country How had he eluded capture for so long? 20 25 -1324 5 Police spokesman Arturo Lomibao said Yousef was among three people who eluded arrest and were being sought . He apparently slipped out of the country . eluded How was he able to elude arrest? 11 12 -1324 5 Police spokesman Arturo Lomibao said Yousef was among three people who eluded arrest and were being sought . He apparently slipped out of the country . slipped How did he slip out of the country? 20 21 -1324 5 Police spokesman Arturo Lomibao said Yousef was among three people who eluded arrest and were being sought . He apparently slipped out of the country . slipped out of the country How did Yousef slip out of the country? 20 25 -1324 5 Police spokesman Arturo Lomibao said Yousef was among three people who eluded arrest and were being sought . He apparently slipped out of the country . eluded arrest How long did they elude arrest? 11 13 -1324 5 Police spokesman Arturo Lomibao said Yousef was among three people who eluded arrest and were being sought . He apparently slipped out of the country . slipped out of the country How did he slip out of the country? 20 25 -1325 1 President Ernesto Zedillo ordered the arrest of Subcomandante Marcos and other leaders of last year ' s Indian rebellion on Thursday , a day after federal agents uncovered what he called major weapons caches and plans for " new and greater acts of violence " across Mexico . Indian rebellion Why did this rebellion take place? 17 19 -1325 1 President Ernesto Zedillo ordered the arrest of Subcomandante Marcos and other leaders of last year ' s Indian rebellion on Thursday , a day after federal agents uncovered what he called major weapons caches and plans for " new and greater acts of violence " across Mexico . major weapons caches How do you decide what weapons caches are major? 31 34 -1325 1 President Ernesto Zedillo ordered the arrest of Subcomandante Marcos and other leaders of last year ' s Indian rebellion on Thursday , a day after federal agents uncovered what he called major weapons caches and plans for " new and greater acts of violence " across Mexico . he called major weapons caches How were these stockpiles discovered? 29 34 -1325 1 President Ernesto Zedillo ordered the arrest of Subcomandante Marcos and other leaders of last year ' s Indian rebellion on Thursday , a day after federal agents uncovered what he called major weapons caches and plans for " new and greater acts of violence " across Mexico . uncovered Who tipped off this information that led to the arrest? 27 28 -1325 2 In a surprise , nationwide TV address , Zedillo said he had directed the army to increase patrols and to help keep order in the southern state of Chiapas , where the Indian rebellion erupted on Jan . 1 , 1994 . surprise , nationwide TV address , Why was the TV address a surprise? 2 8 -1325 2 In a surprise , nationwide TV address , Zedillo said he had directed the army to increase patrols and to help keep order in the southern state of Chiapas , where the Indian rebellion erupted on Jan . 1 , 1994 . Indian rebellion erupted on Jan . 1 , 1994 Why did the rebellion take place? 32 41 -1325 2 In a surprise , nationwide TV address , Zedillo said he had directed the army to increase patrols and to help keep order in the southern state of Chiapas , where the Indian rebellion erupted on Jan . 1 , 1994 . rebellion How violent is the rebellion, and which groups are involved? 33 34 -1325 2 In a surprise , nationwide TV address , Zedillo said he had directed the army to increase patrols and to help keep order in the southern state of Chiapas , where the Indian rebellion erupted on Jan . 1 , 1994 . surprise , nationwide it was not planned? 2 5 -1325 3 At least 145 people were killed in fighting until a cease - fire was called 12 days later . Several attempts at negotiating peace with the rebels have floundered , but the cease - fire has remained in effect . cease - fire was called Why was the cease-fire called? 10 15 -1325 3 At least 145 people were killed in fighting until a cease - fire was called 12 days later . Several attempts at negotiating peace with the rebels have floundered , but the cease - fire has remained in effect . negotiating peace with the rebels Why have the peace negotiations floundered? 22 27 -1325 3 At least 145 people were killed in fighting until a cease - fire was called 12 days later . Several attempts at negotiating peace with the rebels have floundered , but the cease - fire has remained in effect . peace with the rebels have floundered , Why have these talks stalled out? 23 30 -1325 3 At least 145 people were killed in fighting until a cease - fire was called 12 days later . Several attempts at negotiating peace with the rebels have floundered , but the cease - fire has remained in effect . rebels What are the objectives of the rebels? 26 27 -1325 3 At least 145 people were killed in fighting until a cease - fire was called 12 days later . Several attempts at negotiating peace with the rebels have floundered , but the cease - fire has remained in effect . floundered , why did they flounder? 28 30 -1325 4 Zedillo said federal judicial police on Wednesday discovered large , clandestine arsenals kept by the Zapatista National Liberation Army rebels in Mexico City and the Gulf Coast state of Veracruz . discovered large , clandestine arsenals How were these arsenals discovered? 7 12 -1325 4 Zedillo said federal judicial police on Wednesday discovered large , clandestine arsenals kept by the Zapatista National Liberation Army rebels in Mexico City and the Gulf Coast state of Veracruz . rebels How widespread is the rebellion? 19 20 -1325 5 The caches included high - powered weapons such as hand - grenades , mortar heads and explosives , he said . hand - grenades , mortar heads and explosives , where do they get these? 9 18 -1326 1 Al " A . C . " Cowlings will not be writing a book attacking the reputation Nicole Brown Simpson , slain ex - wife of longtime friend O . J . Simpson , his attorney said . slain Why is she described as ‘slain’? 21 22 -1326 1 Al " A . C . " Cowlings will not be writing a book attacking the reputation Nicole Brown Simpson , slain ex - wife of longtime friend O . J . Simpson , his attorney said . not Why was it rumored that A.C. Cowlings would write a book attacking Nicole Brown Simpson? 9 10 -1326 1 Al " A . C . " Cowlings will not be writing a book attacking the reputation Nicole Brown Simpson , slain ex - wife of longtime friend O . J . Simpson , his attorney said . friend What was the friendship between Cowlings and O.J. Simpson like? 27 28 -1326 2 Cowlings had nothing to do with a book proposal reportedly circulated among publishers on Monday , attorney Donald Re said on CNN ' s " Larry King Live " program Wednesday . nothing Why was Cowlings' name attached to this book proposal? 2 3 -1326 3 " He still has not seen the proposal but the published reports on what the proposal contains was enough to really hurt A . C . because he wants no part in trying to tarnish Nicole , " Re said . proposal contains what does the proposal contain? 15 17 -1326 3 " He still has not seen the proposal but the published reports on what the proposal contains was enough to really hurt A . C . because he wants no part in trying to tarnish Nicole , " Re said . tarnish Why ‘tarnish’ Nicole - why is there a concern for reputation? 34 35 -1326 3 " He still has not seen the proposal but the published reports on what the proposal contains was enough to really hurt A . C . because he wants no part in trying to tarnish Nicole , " Re said . Nicole , " Did Cowlings have a good relationship with Nicole Brown Simpson? 35 38 -1326 4 Cowlings ' book was going to defend Simpson and condemn Ms . Simpson as a promiscuous drug abuser , the New York Post reported Tuesday . condemn Are allegations about Nicole's drug use accurate? 9 10 -1326 5 The report was based on a 30 - page proposal for " A . C . and O . J . : The True Story of a Friendship , Marriage and a Murder , " circulated among publishers Monday by Cowlings ' agent , Mitch Douglas of International Creative Management . agent , Why did Cowlings' agent circulate this proposal if Cowlings was not involved with it at all? 42 44 -1327 1 Soldiers and rebel fighters dug trenches and braced for a confrontation after President Ernesto Zedillo ' s announcement that he was cracking down on the Chiapas insurgency . Chiapas insurgency What is the Chiapas insurgency? 25 27 -1327 1 Soldiers and rebel fighters dug trenches and braced for a confrontation after President Ernesto Zedillo ' s announcement that he was cracking down on the Chiapas insurgency . cracking down Why was the President cracking down? 21 23 -1327 1 Soldiers and rebel fighters dug trenches and braced for a confrontation after President Ernesto Zedillo ' s announcement that he was cracking down on the Chiapas insurgency . cracking down on the Chiapas insurgency . Why was a crackdown taking place? 21 28 -1327 1 Soldiers and rebel fighters dug trenches and braced for a confrontation after President Ernesto Zedillo ' s announcement that he was cracking down on the Chiapas insurgency . Chiapas Who are the Chiapas and why are they rising up? 25 26 -1327 2 Fighters from the Zapatista National Liberation Army told reporters Thursday they were going on " red alert . " Guerrillas felled trees and planted mines along the roads leading into rebel territory in the southern Chiapas state . " red alert . " Why were they going on \"red alert\"? 14 19 -1327 2 Fighters from the Zapatista National Liberation Army told reporters Thursday they were going on " red alert . " Guerrillas felled trees and planted mines along the roads leading into rebel territory in the southern Chiapas state . Zapatista Is the Zapatista National Liberation Army the same group as the Chiapas, or is it their rival? 3 4 -1327 3 In the village of San Andres Larrainzar , at least 200 soldiers , accompanied by an armored vehicle with a 90mm gun , guarded the village of San Andres Larrainzar , about 10 miles ( 16 km ) north of San Cristobal , the state ' s largest city . soldiers , Which soldiers? 11 13 -1327 3 In the village of San Andres Larrainzar , at least 200 soldiers , accompanied by an armored vehicle with a 90mm gun , guarded the village of San Andres Larrainzar , about 10 miles ( 16 km ) north of San Cristobal , the state ' s largest city . guarded What are they protecting in the village? 23 24 -1327 4 Tensions rose as Zedillo announced he was ordering the arrest of six leaders of the Zapatista National Liberation Army , including the rebel group ' s mysterious leader Subcommandante Marcos . the arrest of six leaders Why was he ordering their arrest? 8 13 -1327 4 Tensions rose as Zedillo announced he was ordering the arrest of six leaders of the Zapatista National Liberation Army , including the rebel group ' s mysterious leader Subcommandante Marcos . arrest of six leaders What were the charges that were leading to these arrests? 9 13 -1327 4 Tensions rose as Zedillo announced he was ordering the arrest of six leaders of the Zapatista National Liberation Army , including the rebel group ' s mysterious leader Subcommandante Marcos . Subcommandante Who is Subcommandante Marcos and how did he come to lead the Zapatista National Liberation Army? 28 29 -1327 5 Chiapas residents feared they could become victims of renewed fighting . More than 145 people died when the Zapatistas launched an uprising Jan . 1 , 1994 . A cease - fire was declared 12 days later . uprising What was the original uprising about? 21 22 -1327 5 Chiapas residents feared they could become victims of renewed fighting . More than 145 people died when the Zapatistas launched an uprising Jan . 1 , 1994 . A cease - fire was declared 12 days later . renewed When did violence first begin? 8 9 -1328 1 With a personal visit to Congress , German Chancellor Helmut Kohl is trying to temper legislators ' zeal for lifting the arms embargo against the Bosnian government . He also is warning against abandoning Russian President Boris Yeltsin . zeal Why is Congress for lifting the embargo? 17 18 -1328 1 With a personal visit to Congress , German Chancellor Helmut Kohl is trying to temper legislators ' zeal for lifting the arms embargo against the Bosnian government . He also is warning against abandoning Russian President Boris Yeltsin . warning against Why is Kohl warning against this? 31 33 -1328 1 With a personal visit to Congress , German Chancellor Helmut Kohl is trying to temper legislators ' zeal for lifting the arms embargo against the Bosnian government . He also is warning against abandoning Russian President Boris Yeltsin . abandoning How is Yeltsin being abandoned? 33 34 -1328 1 With a personal visit to Congress , German Chancellor Helmut Kohl is trying to temper legislators ' zeal for lifting the arms embargo against the Bosnian government . He also is warning against abandoning Russian President Boris Yeltsin . lifting the arms embargo Why is there an arms embargo? 19 23 -1328 1 With a personal visit to Congress , German Chancellor Helmut Kohl is trying to temper legislators ' zeal for lifting the arms embargo against the Bosnian government . He also is warning against abandoning Russian President Boris Yeltsin . trying to temper legislators ' zeal Why is he specifically against lifting the embargo while congress isn't? 12 18 -1328 1 With a personal visit to Congress , German Chancellor Helmut Kohl is trying to temper legislators ' zeal for lifting the arms embargo against the Bosnian government . He also is warning against abandoning Russian President Boris Yeltsin . abandoning Russian President Boris Yeltsin Why was Kohl arguing against abandoning Yeltsin? 33 38 -1328 2 In a series of meetings Thursday that Kohl requested , he told members of the House and Senate that " now is the wrong time " for the United States to act on its own to open the way for the Bosnians to obtain arms . " now is the wrong time " Why does Kohl believe it's the wrong time? 19 26 -1328 2 In a series of meetings Thursday that Kohl requested , he told members of the House and Senate that " now is the wrong time " for the United States to act on its own to open the way for the Bosnians to obtain arms . obtain arms Why does Bosnia want to obtain arms so badly, is war on the horizon? 43 45 -1328 2 In a series of meetings Thursday that Kohl requested , he told members of the House and Senate that " now is the wrong time " for the United States to act on its own to open the way for the Bosnians to obtain arms . " now is the wrong time " Why is now a bad time? 19 26 -1328 3 A U . N . - mandated arms embargo exists against all parties to the fighting in the former Yugoslavia . But the Serbs inherited the weapons of the Yugoslav army and are far better equipped than their rivals . embargo Why does the current embargo exist? 8 9 -1328 3 A U . N . - mandated arms embargo exists against all parties to the fighting in the former Yugoslavia . But the Serbs inherited the weapons of the Yugoslav army and are far better equipped than their rivals . Serbs What are 'Serbs'? 23 24 -1328 4 There is bipartisan support in Congress for helping the Bosnians obtain the arms to defend themselves . President Clinton has said he would like to see the embargo lifted but only through United Nations action . see the embargo lifted How would the process go and how fast would it be for them to obtain sufficient arms after an embargo is lifted? 25 29 -1328 5 Clinton and Kohl surveyed prospects for NATO ' s expansion and strengthening U . S . ties to Europe during a 2 1 / 2 - hour meeting at the White House . prospects What are the prospects? 4 5 -1328 5 Clinton and Kohl surveyed prospects for NATO ' s expansion and strengthening U . S . ties to Europe during a 2 1 / 2 - hour meeting at the White House . strengthening U . S . ties to Europe What sort of ties were being discussed at the meeting between Clinton and Kohl? 11 19 -1329 1 The European Union plans to sign an economic pact with Vietnam by the end of June , following a breakthrough last month in efforts by Germany to deport some its 40 , 000 illegal Vietnamese residents , diplomats said Friday . an economic pact What will the pact contain? 6 9 -1329 1 The European Union plans to sign an economic pact with Vietnam by the end of June , following a breakthrough last month in efforts by Germany to deport some its 40 , 000 illegal Vietnamese residents , diplomats said Friday . diplomats Who are the diplomats? What country are they from? 37 38 -1329 1 The European Union plans to sign an economic pact with Vietnam by the end of June , following a breakthrough last month in efforts by Germany to deport some its 40 , 000 illegal Vietnamese residents , diplomats said Friday . European Union plans to sign an economic pact What is an economic pact, and why is the EU signing one with Vietnam? 1 9 -1329 1 The European Union plans to sign an economic pact with Vietnam by the end of June , following a breakthrough last month in efforts by Germany to deport some its 40 , 000 illegal Vietnamese residents , diplomats said Friday . Germany to deport some its 40 , 000 illegal What happened in Germany to have a breakthrough to deport almost 40,000 illegal Vietnamese residents? 25 34 -1329 2 Vietnam and the EU , which groups 15 countries , have now resolved the last issue blocking the treaty , said France ' s ambassador in Hanoi , Jean - Francois Nougarede . which groups 15 countries , Which countries were involved? 5 10 -1329 2 Vietnam and the EU , which groups 15 countries , have now resolved the last issue blocking the treaty , said France ' s ambassador in Hanoi , Jean - Francois Nougarede . have now resolved the last issue How did Vietnam and the EU resolve the last issue that was blocking the treaty? 10 16 -1329 3 The two sides expect to sign the pact during France ' s six - month term as Union president , Nougarede said at a news conference . France assumed the rotating Union presidency from Germany at the start of 1995 . six - month When will this be? 12 15 -1329 3 The two sides expect to sign the pact during France ' s six - month term as Union president , Nougarede said at a news conference . France assumed the rotating Union presidency from Germany at the start of 1995 . The two sides expect to sign the pact Why are they signing the pact during such a short term by France as Union President? 0 8 -1329 4 Vietnam made a commitment in January to take back some of its illegal emigrants over a specific period of time , German ambassador Christian Kraemer told reporters at the joint conference . He declined to give details but described the commitment as " quite a step forward . " time , What specific period of time? 19 21 -1329 4 Vietnam made a commitment in January to take back some of its illegal emigrants over a specific period of time , German ambassador Christian Kraemer told reporters at the joint conference . He declined to give details but described the commitment as " quite a step forward . " Vietnam made a commitment in January Why did they make a committment to take back their emigrants? 0 6 -1329 4 Vietnam made a commitment in January to take back some of its illegal emigrants over a specific period of time , German ambassador Christian Kraemer told reporters at the joint conference . He declined to give details but described the commitment as " quite a step forward . " the commitment as " quite a step forward . " Why is it such a step forward? 39 49 -1329 5 Some of these Vietnamese went to former East Germany as " guest workers " to help pay off Vietnam ' s debt to the East German government . Most entered Germany from Eastern European countries after 1989 , seeking jobs after the collapse of the Berlin Wall . Vietnam ' s debt to the East German government What sort of debt did Vietnam have at this time? 18 27 -1329 5 Some of these Vietnamese went to former East Germany as " guest workers " to help pay off Vietnam ' s debt to the East German government . Most entered Germany from Eastern European countries after 1989 , seeking jobs after the collapse of the Berlin Wall . went to former East Germany as " guest workers " How long ago did these Vietnamese go to former East Germany to help pay off Vietnam's debt to the East German government, and would it be cruel to send them back to Vietnam after this amount of time? 4 14 -1329 5 Some of these Vietnamese went to former East Germany as " guest workers " to help pay off Vietnam ' s debt to the East German government . Most entered Germany from Eastern European countries after 1989 , seeking jobs after the collapse of the Berlin Wall . jobs after the collapse of the Berlin Wall If the Vietnamese moved to Germany around 1990, they've been there for nearly 30 years, and why would either government be proud of what they're doing by uprooting these people, again? 39 47 -1330 1 Prices on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange closed generally lower Friday on profit - taking . closed generally lower Why did it close generally lower? 7 10 -1330 1 Prices on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange closed generally lower Friday on profit - taking . Stock Exchange closed generally lower Why did prices closed lower? 5 10 -1330 1 Prices on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange closed generally lower Friday on profit - taking . lower Why did the stock exchange closed lower? 9 10 -1330 2 The Hang Seng Index , the market ' s key indicator of blue chips , fell 42 . 06 points , or 0 . 5 percent , closing at 8 , 012 . 82 . On Thursday , the index had gained 120 points . chips , What are blue chips in the stock market? 13 15 -1330 3 Turnover amounted to 3 . 266 billion Hong Kong dollars ( U . S . dlrs 418 million ) , up from Thursday ' s 3 . 229 billion Hong Kong dollars ( U . S . dlrs 413 million ) . up from Thursday ' s Why did it boost up so high in that amount of time? 20 25 -1330 3 Turnover amounted to 3 . 266 billion Hong Kong dollars ( U . S . dlrs 418 million ) , up from Thursday ' s 3 . 229 billion Hong Kong dollars ( U . S . dlrs 413 million ) . Turnover What does an increase in turnover mean? 0 1 -1330 4 Brokers said the market was hit by profit - taking following recent sharp gains in share prices . gains in share What are gains in share prices? 13 16 -1330 4 Brokers said the market was hit by profit - taking following recent sharp gains in share prices . market was hit by profit - taking What caused the profit-taking to hit? 3 10 -1330 4 Brokers said the market was hit by profit - taking following recent sharp gains in share prices . recent sharp gains in share prices Why were there gains in the market before this session? 11 17 -1330 4 Brokers said the market was hit by profit - taking following recent sharp gains in share prices . profit - taking What does profit-taking mean? 7 10 -1330 5 They said investors also took profits ahead of the release later Friday in the United States of January producer price data , which are expected to show a 0 . 4 - percent increase in manufacturing prices . They said investors also took profits ahead Why did investors take profits ahead? 0 7 -1330 5 They said investors also took profits ahead of the release later Friday in the United States of January producer price data , which are expected to show a 0 . 4 - percent increase in manufacturing prices . 0 . 4 - percent increase in manufacturing prices Why did manufacturing prices increase in the month prior? 28 37 -1330 5 They said investors also took profits ahead of the release later Friday in the United States of January producer price data , which are expected to show a 0 . 4 - percent increase in manufacturing prices . increase What caused this increase? 33 34 -1331 1 Police have arrested a South African student with ties to the suspected mastermind of the bombing of New York ' s World Trade Center , reports published Friday said . ties How do they know the student had ties to the bombing?\n 8 9 -1331 1 Police have arrested a South African student with ties to the suspected mastermind of the bombing of New York ' s World Trade Center , reports published Friday said . ties to the suspected mastermind How was this student tied to the WTC bombing? 8 13 -1331 1 Police have arrested a South African student with ties to the suspected mastermind of the bombing of New York ' s World Trade Center , reports published Friday said . ties How are the two connected? 8 9 -1331 2 Istiaque Parker , a student at the Islamic University in Islamabad , brought the reputed terrorist , Ramzi Ahmed Yousef , the Su - Casa Guest House on Monday and the two went out for coffee in the evening , hotel manager Musawar Qazi told The Associated Press . and the two went out for coffee in the evening , how were they friends?\n 29 40 -1331 2 Istiaque Parker , a student at the Islamic University in Islamabad , brought the reputed terrorist , Ramzi Ahmed Yousef , the Su - Casa Guest House on Monday and the two went out for coffee in the evening , hotel manager Musawar Qazi told The Associated Press . two went out for coffee Why was the \"mastermind\" not arrested, just the student? 31 36 -1331 3 On Tuesday morning , about 10 Pakistani and U . S . law enforcement officials burst into the hotel , raced up the stairs and arrested Yousef in Room 16 , a small , clean room with two single beds . hotel , How did they know he was in the hotel? 18 20 -1331 4 Yousef was extradited to New York and pleaded innocent Thursday to charges he plotted and helped carry out the Feb . 26 , 1993 , bombing in New York ' s financial district . The explosion killed six people , injured more than 1 , 000 others were and caused dlrs 500 million in damage . extradited How was he extradited to New York? 2 3 -1331 4 Yousef was extradited to New York and pleaded innocent Thursday to charges he plotted and helped carry out the Feb . 26 , 1993 , bombing in New York ' s financial district . The explosion killed six people , injured more than 1 , 000 others were and caused dlrs 500 million in damage . helped carry out How did he help carry out the bombing? 15 18 -1331 4 Yousef was extradited to New York and pleaded innocent Thursday to charges he plotted and helped carry out the Feb . 26 , 1993 , bombing in New York ' s financial district . The explosion killed six people , injured more than 1 , 000 others were and caused dlrs 500 million in damage . extradited Was his extradition immediate, or was it contested? 2 3 -1331 5 Parker was picked up shortly after Yousef ' s arrest , said The News , an English - language daily . The News , an English - language daily how did they find out?\n 12 20 -1332 1 Asian stock markets closed generally mixed Friday , with the key index rising in Tokyo after a three - day losing streak . key index What is the key index? 10 12 -1332 1 Asian stock markets closed generally mixed Friday , with the key index rising in Tokyo after a three - day losing streak . the key index rising in Tokyo Why did Tokyo's stock indices rise on this day? 9 15 -1332 1 Asian stock markets closed generally mixed Friday , with the key index rising in Tokyo after a three - day losing streak . key index rising in Tokyo after a three - day Does this streak say anything about the economy? 10 20 -1332 1 Asian stock markets closed generally mixed Friday , with the key index rising in Tokyo after a three - day losing streak . key What is the key index? 10 11 -1332 2 Tokyo ' s 225 - issue Nikkei Stock Average gained 191 . 80 points , or 1 . 06 percent , closing the week at 18 , 291 . 35 . Before Friday ' s rebound , the key index had fallen a total of 567 . 68 points in the three previous sessions . fallen a total of 567 . 68 points What was the cause of the losing streak for the Nikkei? 41 49 -1332 2 Tokyo ' s 225 - issue Nikkei Stock Average gained 191 . 80 points , or 1 . 06 percent , closing the week at 18 , 291 . 35 . Before Friday ' s rebound , the key index had fallen a total of 567 . 68 points in the three previous sessions . fallen Why had the stock market been falling in Asia before Friday? 41 42 -1332 2 Tokyo ' s 225 - issue Nikkei Stock Average gained 191 . 80 points , or 1 . 06 percent , closing the week at 18 , 291 . 35 . Before Friday ' s rebound , the key index had fallen a total of 567 . 68 points in the three previous sessions . gained What caused the key index to rise on Friday? 9 10 -1332 3 The Tokyo Stock Price Index of all issues listed on the first section was up 13 . 58 points , or 0 . 96 percent , to 1 , 426 . 29 . The TOPIX lost 4 . 33 points , or 0 . 30 percent , to 1 , 419 . 42 Thursday . Index How is this different from the key index? 4 5 -1332 4 Share prices fell on arbitrage selling early in the session , but renewed buying of some construction issues reversed the course spurred , dealers said , by hopes for reconstruction from the devastating Jan . 17 earthquake in Kobe . some construction issues What is a construction issue? 15 18 -1332 4 Share prices fell on arbitrage selling early in the session , but renewed buying of some construction issues reversed the course spurred , dealers said , by hopes for reconstruction from the devastating Jan . 17 earthquake in Kobe . reconstruction from the devastating How does hopes for reconstruction spending affect other semi-related markets? 29 33 -1332 4 Share prices fell on arbitrage selling early in the session , but renewed buying of some construction issues reversed the course spurred , dealers said , by hopes for reconstruction from the devastating Jan . 17 earthquake in Kobe . arbitrage What does 'arbitrage' mean? 4 5 -1332 5 Meanwhile , the U . S . dollar was trading at 98 . 79 yen , down 0 . 03 yen from late Thursday trading in Tokyo and below late New York trading overnight at 98 . 90 yen . U . S . dollar was trading at 98 . 79 yen , How does the U.S. dollar, if at all change in response to the earthquake? 3 16 -1332 5 Meanwhile , the U . S . dollar was trading at 98 . 79 yen , down 0 . 03 yen from late Thursday trading in Tokyo and below late New York trading overnight at 98 . 90 yen . yen , What is a typical exchange rate between US dollar and yen? 14 16 -1333 1 Supporters and foes of PLO Chairman Yasser Arafat fought with machine guns and rocket - propelled grenades at Lebanon ' s largest refugee camp Friday . No casualties were reported . fought Why were they fighting? 8 9 -1333 1 Supporters and foes of PLO Chairman Yasser Arafat fought with machine guns and rocket - propelled grenades at Lebanon ' s largest refugee camp Friday . No casualties were reported . with machine guns and rocket - propelled grenades What was the reasoning for such heavy fighting? 9 17 -1333 1 Supporters and foes of PLO Chairman Yasser Arafat fought with machine guns and rocket - propelled grenades at Lebanon ' s largest refugee camp Friday . No casualties were reported . PLO What is PLO? 4 5 -1333 2 The clash began about midnight ( 2200 GMT Thursday ) at Ein el - Hilweh camp , home to 60 , 000 Palestinians on the southeastern outskirts of this port city . The clash began about midnight What was the catalyst for the fight? 0 5 -1333 2 The clash began about midnight ( 2200 GMT Thursday ) at Ein el - Hilweh camp , home to 60 , 000 Palestinians on the southeastern outskirts of this port city . clash What event caused the clash? 1 2 -1333 3 The battle erupted when a pro - Arafat activist , returning to Ein el - Hilweh after a prolonged absence , was greeted by comrades with rifles fired in the air . greeted by comrades with rifles fired in the air Why was the activist greeted this way? 22 31 -1333 3 The battle erupted when a pro - Arafat activist , returning to Ein el - Hilweh after a prolonged absence , was greeted by comrades with rifles fired in the air . absence , Why was there a prolonged absence? 19 21 -1333 5 Makdah and leaders from Arafat ' s mainstream Fatah faction intervened to stop the clash , the statement added . intervened How did they intervene? 10 11 -1333 5 Makdah and leaders from Arafat ' s mainstream Fatah faction intervened to stop the clash , the statement added . Makdah Were they able to eventually stop the clash? 0 1 -1334 1 He arrived in New York on an Iraqi passport , masterminded the World Trade Center blast and fled before the smoke had cleared , authorities say . He Who is he? 0 1 -1334 1 He arrived in New York on an Iraqi passport , masterminded the World Trade Center blast and fled before the smoke had cleared , authorities say . Iraqi Was this a genuine passport? 7 8 -1334 1 He arrived in New York on an Iraqi passport , masterminded the World Trade Center blast and fled before the smoke had cleared , authorities say . masterminded How did he mastermind the WTC explosion? 10 11 -1334 1 He arrived in New York on an Iraqi passport , masterminded the World Trade Center blast and fled before the smoke had cleared , authorities say . say Who are authorities speaking to here? 25 26 -1334 1 He arrived in New York on an Iraqi passport , masterminded the World Trade Center blast and fled before the smoke had cleared , authorities say . fled before the smoke had cleared , How had the person fled so quickly? 17 24 -1334 2 Using a string of aliases , he then hopscotched the globe , leaving clues of unsuccessful bombing attacks allegedly planned for the Philippines and Thailand . allegedly Who is alleging? 18 19 -1334 2 Using a string of aliases , he then hopscotched the globe , leaving clues of unsuccessful bombing attacks allegedly planned for the Philippines and Thailand . hopscotched the globe , How was he able to move so freely if he was a wanted man? 8 12 -1334 2 Using a string of aliases , he then hopscotched the globe , leaving clues of unsuccessful bombing attacks allegedly planned for the Philippines and Thailand . Philippines Why did he choose the Philippines as another target? 22 23 -1334 2 Using a string of aliases , he then hopscotched the globe , leaving clues of unsuccessful bombing attacks allegedly planned for the Philippines and Thailand . Thailand Why did he choose Thailand as another target? 24 25 -1334 2 Using a string of aliases , he then hopscotched the globe , leaving clues of unsuccessful bombing attacks allegedly planned for the Philippines and Thailand . unsuccessful Why did these attacks fail? 15 16 -1334 2 Using a string of aliases , he then hopscotched the globe , leaving clues of unsuccessful bombing attacks allegedly planned for the Philippines and Thailand . clues of unsuccessful bombing attacks How were the attacks found out before they took place? 13 18 -1334 3 Finally , after two years as a fugitive , the mysterious Ramzi Ahmed Yousef was captured in a hotel room in Islamabad , Pakistan . mysterious Why is he mysterious? 10 11 -1334 3 Finally , after two years as a fugitive , the mysterious Ramzi Ahmed Yousef was captured in a hotel room in Islamabad , Pakistan . captured How was he captured? 15 16 -1334 3 Finally , after two years as a fugitive , the mysterious Ramzi Ahmed Yousef was captured in a hotel room in Islamabad , Pakistan . captured Who captured him and how? 15 16 -1334 3 Finally , after two years as a fugitive , the mysterious Ramzi Ahmed Yousef was captured in a hotel room in Islamabad , Pakistan . was captured in a hotel room How was Yousef captured? 14 20 -1334 4 The 27 - year - old suspect was lying peacefully on a bed Tuesday morning when Pakistani police and U . S . law enforcement officers broke in , according to the officials , who requested anonymity . 27 - year - old How did he become a \"mastermind\" at such a young age? 1 6 -1334 4 The 27 - year - old suspect was lying peacefully on a bed Tuesday morning when Pakistani police and U . S . law enforcement officers broke in , according to the officials , who requested anonymity . anonymity Why did the speaker request anonymity? 36 37 -1334 4 The 27 - year - old suspect was lying peacefully on a bed Tuesday morning when Pakistani police and U . S . law enforcement officers broke in , according to the officials , who requested anonymity . U . S . What role did U.S. authorities play in tracking Yousef down? 19 23 -1334 5 " The blood ran out of his face , " said one official , adding that Yousef did not put up a struggle . adding that Yousef did not put up a struggle Are there any conclusions for this? 14 23 -1334 5 " The blood ran out of his face , " said one official , adding that Yousef did not put up a struggle . struggle Why didn't he resist? 22 23 -1335 1 Russian officials on Friday confirmed that Moscow had agreed to deliver several patrol submarines to China , but denied allegations that the deal could destabilize the balance of power in the region . allegations Where did the allegations come from? 19 20 -1335 1 Russian officials on Friday confirmed that Moscow had agreed to deliver several patrol submarines to China , but denied allegations that the deal could destabilize the balance of power in the region . destabilize How could it destabilize the region? 24 25 -1335 1 Russian officials on Friday confirmed that Moscow had agreed to deliver several patrol submarines to China , but denied allegations that the deal could destabilize the balance of power in the region . allegations Who is making the allegations? 19 20 -1335 1 Russian officials on Friday confirmed that Moscow had agreed to deliver several patrol submarines to China , but denied allegations that the deal could destabilize the balance of power in the region . destabilize Why do they believe the balance of power could be destabilized? 24 25 -1335 1 Russian officials on Friday confirmed that Moscow had agreed to deliver several patrol submarines to China , but denied allegations that the deal could destabilize the balance of power in the region . destabilize the balance of power How could this deal destabilize the region? 24 29 -1335 1 Russian officials on Friday confirmed that Moscow had agreed to deliver several patrol submarines to China , but denied allegations that the deal could destabilize the balance of power in the region . destabilize the balance of power in the region Why would the delivery of patrol submarines to China destabilize the balance of power in the region? 24 32 -1335 1 Russian officials on Friday confirmed that Moscow had agreed to deliver several patrol submarines to China , but denied allegations that the deal could destabilize the balance of power in the region . Moscow had agreed Why did Moscow agree to deliver patrol submarines to China? 6 9 -1335 2 A top Russian navy official , speaking on condition of anonymity , told the Interfax news agency that Russia had already built the first Kilo - class diesel submarine for China . But he said it hadn ' t yet delivered it , contrary to previous reports . contrary Why were there previous reports to the contrary? 43 44 -1335 2 A top Russian navy official , speaking on condition of anonymity , told the Interfax news agency that Russia had already built the first Kilo - class diesel submarine for China . But he said it hadn ' t yet delivered it , contrary to previous reports . previous reports Who would gain from reporting the subs had already been delivered? 45 47 -1335 2 A top Russian navy official , speaking on condition of anonymity , told the Interfax news agency that Russia had already built the first Kilo - class diesel submarine for China . But he said it hadn ' t yet delivered it , contrary to previous reports . contrary to previous reports Why have reports given conflicting information? 43 47 -1335 2 A top Russian navy official , speaking on condition of anonymity , told the Interfax news agency that Russia had already built the first Kilo - class diesel submarine for China . But he said it hadn ' t yet delivered it , contrary to previous reports . Kilo - class diesel submarine What does this submarine contain in the way of characteristics? 24 29 -1335 2 A top Russian navy official , speaking on condition of anonymity , told the Interfax news agency that Russia had already built the first Kilo - class diesel submarine for China . But he said it hadn ' t yet delivered it , contrary to previous reports . anonymity , Why did the Russian official insist on anonymity? 10 12 -1335 3 On Thursday , Robert Karniol , the Asia - Pacific editor for Jane ' s Defense Weekly magazine , said the deal was signed in November and China already had received one vessel . China Does China confirm or deny the receipt of one of the patrol submarines? 27 28 -1335 4 The dlrs 1 billion deal for the four submarines is " a major generational jump from China ' s current fleet and there are fears that it could use the vessels to push its own interests in the region , " he said . own interests What are China's interests specifically? 34 36 -1335 4 The dlrs 1 billion deal for the four submarines is " a major generational jump from China ' s current fleet and there are fears that it could use the vessels to push its own interests in the region , " he said . fears Who has these fears? 24 25 -1335 4 The dlrs 1 billion deal for the four submarines is " a major generational jump from China ' s current fleet and there are fears that it could use the vessels to push its own interests in the region , " he said . its own interests What are China's interests in the region? 33 36 -1335 4 The dlrs 1 billion deal for the four submarines is " a major generational jump from China ' s current fleet and there are fears that it could use the vessels to push its own interests in the region , " he said . fears that it could use the vessels What is the evidence that this could be the case? 24 31 -1335 4 The dlrs 1 billion deal for the four submarines is " a major generational jump from China ' s current fleet and there are fears that it could use the vessels to push its own interests in the region , " he said . interests What are China's interests in the region? 35 36 -1335 4 The dlrs 1 billion deal for the four submarines is " a major generational jump from China ' s current fleet and there are fears that it could use the vessels to push its own interests in the region , " he said . push What are the benefits to China if it asserts its interests in the region? 32 33 -1335 5 Karniol said Moscow ' s decision to sell China " their most advanced systems " was " a new development and very worrisome " to other nations in the region . very worrisome " Why are they worried? 21 24 -1335 5 Karniol said Moscow ' s decision to sell China " their most advanced systems " was " a new development and very worrisome " to other nations in the region . other nations in the region Which other nations specifically? 25 30 -1335 5 Karniol said Moscow ' s decision to sell China " their most advanced systems " was " a new development and very worrisome " to other nations in the region . very worrisome Why is this decision very worrisome? 21 23 -1335 5 Karniol said Moscow ' s decision to sell China " their most advanced systems " was " a new development and very worrisome " to other nations in the region . other nations in the region Which other nations are concerned? 25 30 -1335 5 Karniol said Moscow ' s decision to sell China " their most advanced systems " was " a new development and very worrisome " to other nations in the region . advanced systems " What characteristics do these \"most advanced systems\" have that previous systems did not have? 12 15 -1335 5 Karniol said Moscow ' s decision to sell China " their most advanced systems " was " a new development and very worrisome " to other nations in the region . worrisome " What other nations find Moscow's decision worrisome? 22 24 -1336 1 From the specially installed playing floor to the scalper - free zones around the America West Arena , the National Basketball Association All - Star game has been a major logistical campaign . All - Star How long has the All-Star game been around? 22 25 -1336 1 From the specially installed playing floor to the scalper - free zones around the America West Arena , the National Basketball Association All - Star game has been a major logistical campaign . specially installed Why was the floor specially installed? 2 4 -1336 1 From the specially installed playing floor to the scalper - free zones around the America West Arena , the National Basketball Association All - Star game has been a major logistical campaign . campaign What does campaign mean in this context? 31 32 -1336 1 From the specially installed playing floor to the scalper - free zones around the America West Arena , the National Basketball Association All - Star game has been a major logistical campaign . specially installed How was the playing floor installed? 2 4 -1336 1 From the specially installed playing floor to the scalper - free zones around the America West Arena , the National Basketball Association All - Star game has been a major logistical campaign . scalper - free zones How are these zones being enforced? 8 12 -1336 1 From the specially installed playing floor to the scalper - free zones around the America West Arena , the National Basketball Association All - Star game has been a major logistical campaign . specially installed playing floor What is the specially installed floor made of? 2 6 -1336 2 " It seems like we ' ve done little else over the last several months , " said Ray Artigue , general manager of SRO , the Phoenix Suns ' marketing arm . seems Why does it seem to Ray like they've done little else over the past month? 2 3 -1336 2 " It seems like we ' ve done little else over the last several months , " said Ray Artigue , general manager of SRO , the Phoenix Suns ' marketing arm . SRO , Why is SRO involved with the All-Star game? 24 26 -1336 2 " It seems like we ' ve done little else over the last several months , " said Ray Artigue , general manager of SRO , the Phoenix Suns ' marketing arm . we ' ve done little else What is it that they've been doing for the last several months? 4 10 -1336 3 Although the league calls most of the shots , the Suns had to find workers and get the plans completed for the NBA showcase . workers How did the Suns find workers? 14 15 -1336 3 Although the league calls most of the shots , the Suns had to find workers and get the plans completed for the NBA showcase . league calls most of the shots , Why does the league call most of the shots? 2 9 -1336 3 Although the league calls most of the shots , the Suns had to find workers and get the plans completed for the NBA showcase . the league calls most of the shots , Why does the league call most of the shots? 1 9 -1336 3 Although the league calls most of the shots , the Suns had to find workers and get the plans completed for the NBA showcase . get the plans completed Why do the Suns have to complete the plans if the league calls most of the shots? 16 20 -1336 3 Although the league calls most of the shots , the Suns had to find workers and get the plans completed for the NBA showcase . NBA showcase . When is the showcase taking place? 22 25 -1336 4 The Suns set up other activities leading up the game , including a luncheon and roast of star Charles Barkley , a basketball theme park and some VIP events like concerts . other activities Why are there other activities besides the game? 4 6 -1336 4 The Suns set up other activities leading up the game , including a luncheon and roast of star Charles Barkley , a basketball theme park and some VIP events like concerts . basketball theme park What rides will be at the theme park? 22 25 -1336 5 An ordinance passed Jan . 31 creates a place for ticket scalpers - - or touts - - in order to keep fans and souvenir stands off the street and away from traffic . ordinance Why was an ordinance passed? 1 2 -1336 5 An ordinance passed Jan . 31 creates a place for ticket scalpers - - or touts - - in order to keep fans and souvenir stands off the street and away from traffic . ordinance How was the ordinance passed; was it city or statewide? 1 2 -1336 5 An ordinance passed Jan . 31 creates a place for ticket scalpers - - or touts - - in order to keep fans and souvenir stands off the street and away from traffic . place for ticket scalpers Where is the place for touts? 8 12 -1337 1 A 14 - year - old Christian boy convicted of writing anti - Islamic slogans on a mosque has been sentenced to hang under Pakistan ' s strict blasphemy laws . strict blasphemy laws What kind of blasphemy laws does Pakistan have? 27 30 -1337 1 A 14 - year - old Christian boy convicted of writing anti - Islamic slogans on a mosque has been sentenced to hang under Pakistan ' s strict blasphemy laws . blasphemy What are Pakistan's blasphemy laws? 28 29 -1337 1 A 14 - year - old Christian boy convicted of writing anti - Islamic slogans on a mosque has been sentenced to hang under Pakistan ' s strict blasphemy laws . 14 - year - old Are children who commit crimes offered any protections under Pakistani law? 1 6 -1337 2 Judge Mujahid Hussein on Thursday found young Salamat Masih and his adult uncle , Rehmat Masih , guilty of insulting Islam , a crime that carries a mandatory death penalty . uncle , Did the uncle lead or influence the child's behavior? 12 14 -1337 2 Judge Mujahid Hussein on Thursday found young Salamat Masih and his adult uncle , Rehmat Masih , guilty of insulting Islam , a crime that carries a mandatory death penalty . mandatory Are there ever exceptions to this rule? 27 28 -1337 3 The alleged anti - Islamic slogans were never introduced at the trial in the eastern city of Lahore , said defense attorney Asma Jehangir . Witnesses said the slogans were erased immediately , and they refused to repeat them in court saying they were offensive to Islam . Witnesses said the slogans were erased immediately Does this mean that there are no witnesses or physical evidence? 25 32 -1337 3 The alleged anti - Islamic slogans were never introduced at the trial in the eastern city of Lahore , said defense attorney Asma Jehangir . Witnesses said the slogans were erased immediately , and they refused to repeat them in court saying they were offensive to Islam . refused to repeat them Why were the witnesses not forced to repeat the slogans in order to determine if they were really written? 35 39 -1337 3 The alleged anti - Islamic slogans were never introduced at the trial in the eastern city of Lahore , said defense attorney Asma Jehangir . Witnesses said the slogans were erased immediately , and they refused to repeat them in court saying they were offensive to Islam . never introduced Would the people still consider this a fair trial? 7 9 -1337 3 The alleged anti - Islamic slogans were never introduced at the trial in the eastern city of Lahore , said defense attorney Asma Jehangir . Witnesses said the slogans were erased immediately , and they refused to repeat them in court saying they were offensive to Islam . never introduced How can the court convict defendants for writing slogans that were never heard or seen in court? 7 9 -1337 3 The alleged anti - Islamic slogans were never introduced at the trial in the eastern city of Lahore , said defense attorney Asma Jehangir . Witnesses said the slogans were erased immediately , and they refused to repeat them in court saying they were offensive to Islam . erased immediately , Is there any proof that the slogans were written? 30 33 -1337 4 Amnesty International and other human rights groups have criticized Pakistan ' s blasphemy laws , first introduced during the 1980s . The laws prohibit any criticism of Islam or its 7th - century founder , the prophet Mohammed . 1980s Why have religion-inspired laws become more prominent? 19 20 -1337 4 Amnesty International and other human rights groups have criticized Pakistan ' s blasphemy laws , first introduced during the 1980s . The laws prohibit any criticism of Islam or its 7th - century founder , the prophet Mohammed . first introduced during the 1980s Why were these laws introduced then? 15 20 -1337 5 At least six people have been sentenced to death under the blasphemy laws , though no one has yet been executed . yet Why have the executions not been performed? 18 19 -1337 5 At least six people have been sentenced to death under the blasphemy laws , though no one has yet been executed . no one has yet been executed Why have none of the convicted been executed yet? 15 21 -1337 5 At least six people have been sentenced to death under the blasphemy laws , though no one has yet been executed . no one has yet been executed Are they given a date to when they are suppose to be executed? 15 21 -1337 5 At least six people have been sentenced to death under the blasphemy laws , though no one has yet been executed . no one has yet been executed Does the government intend to begin executing people convicted under these laws? 15 21 -1338 1 For the first time in 50 years , school children in the former Soviet republic of Estonia can now study geography in their native language . can now study geography Why was geography banned? 17 21 -1338 1 For the first time in 50 years , school children in the former Soviet republic of Estonia can now study geography in their native language . native language Why did Estonia's children not speak their native language in school for 50 years? 23 25 -1338 2 Thanks to the Scandinavian Lions Clubs , which printed and paid for 20 , 000 new Estonian - language atlases , students can also finally see their homeland marked as an independent country . marked as an independent Why was their country not marked as independent before? 28 32 -1338 3 " This will make independence more real for the children . It will help them know who they are , " Tiia Raudma , an education official at Estonia ' s Ministry of Culture , told the Associated Press in a recent interview . will make independence more real Was Estonia under the rule of another country? 2 7 -1338 3 " This will make independence more real for the children . It will help them know who they are , " Tiia Raudma , an education official at Estonia ' s Ministry of Culture , told the Associated Press in a recent interview . independence Why is Estonia now independent from the old Soviet Union. 4 5 -1338 4 Raudma said cash - strapped Estonia couldn ' t have paid the dlrs 100 , 000 the atlases cost . Lions Clubs from Sweden , Norway , Finland and Denmark and Iceland paid all the production costs . cash - strapped Estonia Why was the country in such dire need of cash? 2 6 -1338 4 Raudma said cash - strapped Estonia couldn ' t have paid the dlrs 100 , 000 the atlases cost . Lions Clubs from Sweden , Norway , Finland and Denmark and Iceland paid all the production costs . couldn ' t have paid the dlrs 100 , 000 Why could they not pay $100,000? 6 16 -1338 5 The atlases , which will be distributed to most schools in mid - February , replaced old Soviet ones which were written in Russian , a language most Estonians learn as a second language in their teens . replaced old Soviet ones So did old Soviet atlases erase Estonia? 15 19 -1339 1 Dual world record holder Wang Junxia and a teammate have taken over coaching responsibilities of the women ' s team informally known " Ma ' s Army , " an official newspaper reported Friday . informally does the team have a formal name? where are they from? 20 21 -1339 1 Dual world record holder Wang Junxia and a teammate have taken over coaching responsibilities of the women ' s team informally known " Ma ' s Army , " an official newspaper reported Friday . world record holder What world record does he hold? 1 4 -1339 1 Dual world record holder Wang Junxia and a teammate have taken over coaching responsibilities of the women ' s team informally known " Ma ' s Army , " an official newspaper reported Friday . taken over coaching responsibilities Why did they have to take over the team? 10 14 -1339 2 The report in the China Sports Daily did not mention their former coach , the flamboyant and controversial Ma Junren , who catapulted to fame in 1993 when Wang and several teammates broke a string of world records . controversial Why was he controversial? 17 18 -1339 3 Last December , Wang , who holds the 3 , 000 - and 10 , 000 - meter world records , led a mass walkout from Ma ' s training complex to protest their coach ' s excessive discipline and because of a dispute over prize money . excessive discipline What are the details of this excessive discipline? 37 39 -1339 3 Last December , Wang , who holds the 3 , 000 - and 10 , 000 - meter world records , led a mass walkout from Ma ' s training complex to protest their coach ' s excessive discipline and because of a dispute over prize money . coach ' s excessive discipline What sort of discipline did they find to be excessive? 34 39 -1339 4 Ma is suffering from throat cancer and is recuperating from injuries sustained in a car accident in late December . Previous reports said sports officials were looking for a replacement , but it was not clear if the new coaching arrangement with Wang and Zhang Linli was permanent . replacement , Who were they looking at for this replacement? 29 31 -1339 5 The report said Wang and Zhang were training the 12 - woman team , seven of whom were preparing for an international marathon scheduled for early March in Beijing . March What year? 26 27 -1340 1 Bosnian government and rival Serb forces fought heavy infantry battles near Bihac in the northwest Friday . Bosnian government and rival Serb forces fought What conflict is being fought over? 0 7 -1340 1 Bosnian government and rival Serb forces fought heavy infantry battles near Bihac in the northwest Friday . Bihac Where is Bihac located? 11 12 -1340 1 Bosnian government and rival Serb forces fought heavy infantry battles near Bihac in the northwest Friday . fought Why did Bosnian government and rival Serb forces fought heavy infantry battles? 6 7 -1340 2 " We believe it is very serious fighting taking place adjacent to the civilian population , " said Graham Day , a U . N . spokesman . " Both sides are struggling to take the ground on the plateau south and southwest of the town . " " Both sides are struggling to take the ground Why is there such a struggle to gain ground in this area? 28 37 -1340 2 " We believe it is very serious fighting taking place adjacent to the civilian population , " said Graham Day , a U . N . spokesman . " Both sides are struggling to take the ground on the plateau south and southwest of the town . " " Both sides are struggling to take the ground How is ground being prevented from being taken? 28 37 -1340 2 " We believe it is very serious fighting taking place adjacent to the civilian population , " said Graham Day , a U . N . spokesman . " Both sides are struggling to take the ground on the plateau south and southwest of the town . " civilian How close is the fighting to civilian population, and are both sides making an attempt to avoid civilians? 13 14 -1340 2 " We believe it is very serious fighting taking place adjacent to the civilian population , " said Graham Day , a U . N . spokesman . " Both sides are struggling to take the ground on the plateau south and southwest of the town . " struggling Why are both sides struggling? 32 33 -1340 3 Tensions also increased in Sarajevo , the Bosnian capital . Serbs said they would allow no aid into the city after an ethnic Serb working with the U . N . aid agency was arrested by the Bosnian government . would allow no aid into the city Why would Serbia disallow any aid into the capital? 13 20 -1340 3 Tensions also increased in Sarajevo , the Bosnian capital . Serbs said they would allow no aid into the city after an ethnic Serb working with the U . N . aid agency was arrested by the Bosnian government . U . N . aid agency was arrested Why was he arrested for working with the government? 27 35 -1340 3 Tensions also increased in Sarajevo , the Bosnian capital . Serbs said they would allow no aid into the city after an ethnic Serb working with the U . N . aid agency was arrested by the Bosnian government . aid What aid is the U.N. providing the city? 16 17 -1340 3 Tensions also increased in Sarajevo , the Bosnian capital . Serbs said they would allow no aid into the city after an ethnic Serb working with the U . N . aid agency was arrested by the Bosnian government . increased Why did tension increase in Sarajevo? 2 3 -1340 3 Tensions also increased in Sarajevo , the Bosnian capital . Serbs said they would allow no aid into the city after an ethnic Serb working with the U . N . aid agency was arrested by the Bosnian government . arrested Why was a Serb working with the UN aid agency arrested? 34 35 -1340 4 Persistent fighting in the northwest has confounded U . N . efforts to calm Bosnia and get peace talks started . It also has hampered efforts to supply food to hungry civilians . Persistent Why didn't UN intervene earlier? 0 1 -1340 5 Most of the fighting in the northwest has pitted Muslim - led government troops against Serbs from nearby Croatia and Muslim forces opposed to the government . Both groups are allied with the Bosnian Serbs , but did not sign a truce that took effect Jan . 1 . but did not sign a truce Why did these groups not sign the truce? 36 42 -1340 5 Most of the fighting in the northwest has pitted Muslim - led government troops against Serbs from nearby Croatia and Muslim forces opposed to the government . Both groups are allied with the Bosnian Serbs , but did not sign a truce that took effect Jan . 1 . but did not sign a truce Why did they not sign the truce? 36 42 -1340 5 Most of the fighting in the northwest has pitted Muslim - led government troops against Serbs from nearby Croatia and Muslim forces opposed to the government . Both groups are allied with the Bosnian Serbs , but did not sign a truce that took effect Jan . 1 . truce Who are the parties who signed the truce and why was it broken? 41 42 -1340 5 Most of the fighting in the northwest has pitted Muslim - led government troops against Serbs from nearby Croatia and Muslim forces opposed to the government . Both groups are allied with the Bosnian Serbs , but did not sign a truce that took effect Jan . 1 . sign Why did they not sign a truce that took effect on Jan 1? 39 40 -1340 5 Most of the fighting in the northwest has pitted Muslim - led government troops against Serbs from nearby Croatia and Muslim forces opposed to the government . Both groups are allied with the Bosnian Serbs , but did not sign a truce that took effect Jan . 1 . pitted Why as the fight in the northwest pitted Muslim-led government troops against Serbs from nearby forces opposed to the government? 8 9 -1341 1 Premier Edouard Balladur on Friday bowed to pressure from angry students , saying his conservative government was suspending plans to reorganize technical schools as students launched a new wave of demonstrations around France . demonstrations What was the basis for these demonstrations? 30 31 -1341 1 Premier Edouard Balladur on Friday bowed to pressure from angry students , saying his conservative government was suspending plans to reorganize technical schools as students launched a new wave of demonstrations around France . demonstrations Why were the demonstrations necessary? 30 31 -1341 1 Premier Edouard Balladur on Friday bowed to pressure from angry students , saying his conservative government was suspending plans to reorganize technical schools as students launched a new wave of demonstrations around France . reorganize technical schools Why were the schools going to be reorganized? 20 23 -1341 1 Premier Edouard Balladur on Friday bowed to pressure from angry students , saying his conservative government was suspending plans to reorganize technical schools as students launched a new wave of demonstrations around France . Premier What is a \"Premier\"? 0 1 -1341 2 Thousands of students demonstrated in several cities against the plan . Up to 3 , 000 students gathered outside the governor ' s office in the southwest city of Nantes , where Balladur was visiting . visiting Why was he visiting these cities? 34 35 -1341 3 About 4 , 000 protested in Grenoble , 1 , 200 in Aix - en - Provence and several hundred in Dijon . In Paris , some 2 , 000 students met on the esplanade of the Invalides , housing Napoleon ' s tomb , for a march to the Pantheon , in the heart of the Latin Quarter . Pantheon , Why was this location poignant for the students to march towards? 50 52 -1341 4 Balladur said he was " suspending " for review a circular put out in December reorganizing the network of university - level technical schools . The text , issued in December , would limit the possibility of IUT graduates from pursuing higher studies after their two - year program . limit Is the idea to limit based on financial reasons? 33 34 -1341 4 Balladur said he was " suspending " for review a circular put out in December reorganizing the network of university - level technical schools . The text , issued in December , would limit the possibility of IUT graduates from pursuing higher studies after their two - year program . limit Why would the the text limit this possibility described in the text? 33 34 -1341 4 Balladur said he was " suspending " for review a circular put out in December reorganizing the network of university - level technical schools . The text , issued in December , would limit the possibility of IUT graduates from pursuing higher studies after their two - year program . limit the possibility of IUT graduates Why would the students have been limited in their graduate studies? 33 39 -1341 5 " The feeling spread that the freedom of choice risked being limited excessively , " the prime minister told reporters . " That ' s why the circular was suspended . " excessively , " Why was freedom of choice being limited excessively? 12 15 -1342 1 Russian officials on Friday confirmed that Moscow had agreed to supply China with four submarines , but denied the deal could upset the balance of power in Asia . agreed Why did Moscow agree to supply China with four submarines? 8 9 -1342 1 Russian officials on Friday confirmed that Moscow had agreed to supply China with four submarines , but denied the deal could upset the balance of power in Asia . upset Why would the deal upset the balance of power in Asia? 21 22 -1342 1 Russian officials on Friday confirmed that Moscow had agreed to supply China with four submarines , but denied the deal could upset the balance of power in Asia . supply China with four submarines , What would the subs be used for? 10 16 -1342 1 Russian officials on Friday confirmed that Moscow had agreed to supply China with four submarines , but denied the deal could upset the balance of power in Asia . upset the balance of power What are the other Asian countries in contention? 21 26 -1342 2 The Interfax news agency quoted an unidentified Russian navy official as saying the first Kilo - class diesel submarine had been built but not delivered . delivered Why has the diesel submarine not been delivered? 24 25 -1342 2 The Interfax news agency quoted an unidentified Russian navy official as saying the first Kilo - class diesel submarine had been built but not delivered . quoted How credible is the news from \"The Interfax news agency\"? 4 5 -1342 3 On Thursday , Robert Karniol , the Asia - Pacific editor for Jane ' s Defense Weekly magazine , said the $ 1 billion deal was signed in November and that the first sub was being shipped to China . signed How credible is the editor for Jane's Defense Weekly magazine? Where did he get this information from? 26 27 -1342 3 On Thursday , Robert Karniol , the Asia - Pacific editor for Jane ' s Defense Weekly magazine , said the $ 1 billion deal was signed in November and that the first sub was being shipped to China . China why China? 38 39 -1342 4 Karniol said Moscow ' s decision to sell China " their most advanced systems " was " a new development and very worrisome " to China ' s neighbors . worrisome " Why would this be worrisome for China's neighbors? 22 24 -1342 4 Karniol said Moscow ' s decision to sell China " their most advanced systems " was " a new development and very worrisome " to China ' s neighbors . sell Why would Moscow sell China with their most advanced system? 7 8 -1342 4 Karniol said Moscow ' s decision to sell China " their most advanced systems " was " a new development and very worrisome " to China ' s neighbors . new development and very worrisome " How would this be used to upset nearby nations? 18 24 -1342 4 Karniol said Moscow ' s decision to sell China " their most advanced systems " was " a new development and very worrisome " to China ' s neighbors . " a new development and very worrisome " How are these subs advanced in a way that is threatening? 16 24 -1342 4 Karniol said Moscow ' s decision to sell China " their most advanced systems " was " a new development and very worrisome " to China ' s neighbors . China ' s neighbors Which neighbors? 25 29 -1342 5 The submarines , which have sophisticated search and attack sonars , could be used to blockade Taiwan , which China considers part of its territory . considers Why would China consider Taiwan part of its territory? 20 21 -1342 5 The submarines , which have sophisticated search and attack sonars , could be used to blockade Taiwan , which China considers part of its territory . blockade Is China buying these submarines mainly to block Taiwan? 15 16 -1342 5 The submarines , which have sophisticated search and attack sonars , could be used to blockade Taiwan , which China considers part of its territory . blockade Taiwan , Why would China wish to blockade Taiwan? 15 18 -1343 1 A British organization is entering the legal battle over smoking , a decision that eventually might involve controversial Brown and Williamson Corp . documents on smoking and health . A British organization where is this organization from specifically ? 0 3 -1343 1 A British organization is entering the legal battle over smoking , a decision that eventually might involve controversial Brown and Williamson Corp . documents on smoking and health . the legal battle over smoking , What is this legal battle over smoking, and what does it entail? 5 11 -1343 1 A British organization is entering the legal battle over smoking , a decision that eventually might involve controversial Brown and Williamson Corp . documents on smoking and health . Brown and Williamson Corp . documents What do these documents say? A link to those published documents might prove useful here. 18 24 -1343 1 A British organization is entering the legal battle over smoking , a decision that eventually might involve controversial Brown and Williamson Corp . documents on smoking and health . smoking , Why is there a legal battle over smoking? 9 11 -1343 1 A British organization is entering the legal battle over smoking , a decision that eventually might involve controversial Brown and Williamson Corp . documents on smoking and health . controversial Why are they deemed controversial? 17 18 -1343 2 The Legal Aid Board for London agreed last week to help pay the legal fees for 200 low - income people with lung cancer and other smoking - related illnesses who are seeking to sue cigarette companies for damages . seeking to sue cigarette companies for damages I feel this is a little unfair, isn't smoking a choice? are the risks not labeled on the boxes? 32 39 -1343 2 The Legal Aid Board for London agreed last week to help pay the legal fees for 200 low - income people with lung cancer and other smoking - related illnesses who are seeking to sue cigarette companies for damages . help pay How would these low income people sign up for this? 10 12 -1343 2 The Legal Aid Board for London agreed last week to help pay the legal fees for 200 low - income people with lung cancer and other smoking - related illnesses who are seeking to sue cigarette companies for damages . other smoking - related illnesses What other smoking related illnesses will be covered? Someone might have one not on the list of approved illnesses. 25 30 -1343 2 The Legal Aid Board for London agreed last week to help pay the legal fees for 200 low - income people with lung cancer and other smoking - related illnesses who are seeking to sue cigarette companies for damages . 200 Why only 200? 16 17 -1343 2 The Legal Aid Board for London agreed last week to help pay the legal fees for 200 low - income people with lung cancer and other smoking - related illnesses who are seeking to sue cigarette companies for damages . damages How will they be reimbursed for the damages? 38 39 -1343 3 Anti - smoking activists in England say the 4 , 000 pages of leaked Brown and Williamson documents will be instrumental in future cases against the cigarette companies , The Courier - Journal of Louisville reported Friday . leaked why are they leaking these documents and what is their importance 13 14 -1343 3 Anti - smoking activists in England say the 4 , 000 pages of leaked Brown and Williamson documents will be instrumental in future cases against the cigarette companies , The Courier - Journal of Louisville reported Friday . leaked How were he documents leaked? 13 14 -1343 3 Anti - smoking activists in England say the 4 , 000 pages of leaked Brown and Williamson documents will be instrumental in future cases against the cigarette companies , The Courier - Journal of Louisville reported Friday . instrumental How will these documents be instrumental in the future? 20 21 -1343 4 Brown and Williamson said the documents were stolen from its Louisville offices by a former legal - firm employee and has been fighting to keep the documents from being used against them in lawsuits . lawsuits how many lawsuits do they have ? 33 34 -1343 4 Brown and Williamson said the documents were stolen from its Louisville offices by a former legal - firm employee and has been fighting to keep the documents from being used against them in lawsuits . used against them in lawsuits Is it legal to use any of the leaked information against them in a lawsuit? How could this affect Brown and Williamson? 29 34 -1343 4 Brown and Williamson said the documents were stolen from its Louisville offices by a former legal - firm employee and has been fighting to keep the documents from being used against them in lawsuits . documents How are the documents being used against them? 5 6 -1343 4 Brown and Williamson said the documents were stolen from its Louisville offices by a former legal - firm employee and has been fighting to keep the documents from being used against them in lawsuits . fighting Why have they been fighting to keep the documents from being used against them? 22 23 -1343 5 Several U . S . news organizations obtained copies of the documents , which they said showed Brown and Williamson executives knew at least 30 years ago nicotine was addictive and hid potentially damaging information from the public . hid potentially damaging why did they hide the information? 31 34 -1343 5 Several U . S . news organizations obtained copies of the documents , which they said showed Brown and Williamson executives knew at least 30 years ago nicotine was addictive and hid potentially damaging information from the public . 30 years ago How long have cigarette companies produced such harmful products, have cigarettes ever been without additives? 24 27 -1343 5 Several U . S . news organizations obtained copies of the documents , which they said showed Brown and Williamson executives knew at least 30 years ago nicotine was addictive and hid potentially damaging information from the public . documents , How did so many organizations get copies of the documents? 11 13 -1343 5 Several U . S . news organizations obtained copies of the documents , which they said showed Brown and Williamson executives knew at least 30 years ago nicotine was addictive and hid potentially damaging information from the public . hid How did they manage to hide the information for so long? 31 32 -1344 1 Concerned about increases in consumer prices , the Polish government Friday announced measures intended to prevent food prices from rising further . measures What measures does the Polish government intend to implement to prevent further rising food prices? 12 13 -1344 1 Concerned about increases in consumer prices , the Polish government Friday announced measures intended to prevent food prices from rising further . increases in consumer prices , What was causing the price spike at this time? 2 7 -1344 1 Concerned about increases in consumer prices , the Polish government Friday announced measures intended to prevent food prices from rising further . prices , What triggered consumer price increases? 5 7 -1344 2 The measures include selling food such as cereals , butter , and sugar from state reserves at below - market prices and guaranteeing duty - free imports of 1 . 5 million metric tons of grain , Deputy Finance Minister Ryszard Pazura said . imports Which countries have agreed to Deputy Finance Minister Ryszard Pazura's proposal guaranteeing duty-free imports? 26 27 -1344 2 The measures include selling food such as cereals , butter , and sugar from state reserves at below - market prices and guaranteeing duty - free imports of 1 . 5 million metric tons of grain , Deputy Finance Minister Ryszard Pazura said . reserves How much is in the state reserves? 15 16 -1344 3 The Treasury will try to curb monopoly practices and prevent retailers from setting retail margins too high , he said . try to curb What measures does the Treasury intend to employ to curb monopoly practices? 3 6 -1344 3 The Treasury will try to curb monopoly practices and prevent retailers from setting retail margins too high , he said . to curb monopoly practices What sort of monopoly practices were taking place? 4 8 -1344 3 The Treasury will try to curb monopoly practices and prevent retailers from setting retail margins too high , he said . try What policies are they going to use against retailers who set high prices? 3 4 -1344 4 The government will also look carefully at special duties imposed on imported agricultural products to protect Polish farmers and will consider reducing the duties . special duties What are the current and proposed changes to the \"special\" duties imposed on imported agricultural products? 7 9 -1344 4 The government will also look carefully at special duties imposed on imported agricultural products to protect Polish farmers and will consider reducing the duties . imported agricultural products Which imported products were having duties placed upon them? 11 14 -1344 4 The government will also look carefully at special duties imposed on imported agricultural products to protect Polish farmers and will consider reducing the duties . farmers How will this protect Polish farmers? 17 18 -1344 5 Economists suggest this is one of the reasons of the prices are growing so rapidly in Poland . growing so rapidly What is the current rate of price growth in Poland? 12 15 -1344 5 Economists suggest this is one of the reasons of the prices are growing so rapidly in Poland . prices What are some other reasons why prices are increasing in Poland? 10 11 -1345 1 A top Iranian diplomat on Friday said his country does not intend to kill Salman Rushdie despite Iran ' s death order against the writer , the Danish foreign ministry said . Salman Rushdie Who is Salman Rushdie? 14 16 -1345 1 A top Iranian diplomat on Friday said his country does not intend to kill Salman Rushdie despite Iran ' s death order against the writer , the Danish foreign ministry said . Iran ' s death order against the writer , Why is there a death order against Salman? 17 26 -1345 1 A top Iranian diplomat on Friday said his country does not intend to kill Salman Rushdie despite Iran ' s death order against the writer , the Danish foreign ministry said . does not intend How can a death order exist if it isn't intentional? 9 12 -1345 2 In a statement issued after a meeting between Iran ' s Ambassador to Denmark , Mohammad Mehdi Pourmohammadi , and the Danish foreign ministry ' s director , Henrik Wohlk , the Iranian diplomat was quoted as saying that " Iran condemns terrorism in any form . " a statement issued after a meeting When was this statement issued? 1 7 -1345 2 In a statement issued after a meeting between Iran ' s Ambassador to Denmark , Mohammad Mehdi Pourmohammadi , and the Danish foreign ministry ' s director , Henrik Wohlk , the Iranian diplomat was quoted as saying that " Iran condemns terrorism in any form . " " Iran condemns terrorism in any form . " What is he implying by this? 39 48 -1345 3 " The Iranian government had never , is not and will not in the future send anyone to kill Salman Rushdie , " he was quoted as saying . kill Salman Rushdie , " What did he do to provoke the Iranian government? 18 23 -1345 3 " The Iranian government had never , is not and will not in the future send anyone to kill Salman Rushdie , " he was quoted as saying . send anyone to kill Salman Rushdie , " Is this something the Iranian government does? 15 23 -1345 3 " The Iranian government had never , is not and will not in the future send anyone to kill Salman Rushdie , " he was quoted as saying . send anyone Even if they don't explicitly send someone, is letting the order stand a loophole to deny responsibility if he does get killed? 15 17 -1345 4 Earlier in the day , Iran ' s official IRNA news agency - - monitored in Cyprus - - quoted the Iranian deputy foreign minister , Mahmoud Vaezi , as saying that the death edict remains in force and that Rushdie must be killed . that Rushdie must be killed How old is Rushdie? 39 44 -1345 4 Earlier in the day , Iran ' s official IRNA news agency - - monitored in Cyprus - - quoted the Iranian deputy foreign minister , Mahmoud Vaezi , as saying that the death edict remains in force and that Rushdie must be killed . the death edict remains in force How can this be the case if the ambassador has been quoted otherwise? 32 38 -1345 4 Earlier in the day , Iran ' s official IRNA news agency - - monitored in Cyprus - - quoted the Iranian deputy foreign minister , Mahmoud Vaezi , as saying that the death edict remains in force and that Rushdie must be killed . Rushdie must be killed . Is this not contradictory? 40 45 -1345 5 Vaezi underlined " the need for the implementation of the fatwa ( religious edict ) against the writer of the blasphemous book ` The Satanic Verses , " ' according to IRNA . the blasphemous book ` The Satanic Verses , " ' What are some of the reasons that make the book blasphemous? 19 29 -1345 5 Vaezi underlined " the need for the implementation of the fatwa ( religious edict ) against the writer of the blasphemous book ` The Satanic Verses , " ' according to IRNA . the blasphemous book Why was the book blasphemous? 19 22 -1345 5 Vaezi underlined " the need for the implementation of the fatwa ( religious edict ) against the writer of the blasphemous book ` The Satanic Verses , " ' according to IRNA . blasphemous book ` The Satanic Verses , " ' What do they find so offensive about the book? 20 29 -1346 1 Russia sharply attacked the Baltic republic of Estonia on Friday , accusing it of " complicity " with the rebel Chechnya and of seeking to undermine Russian statehood , news reports said . " complicity " What actions demonstrated that Estonia was complicit with Chechnya? 14 17 -1346 1 Russia sharply attacked the Baltic republic of Estonia on Friday , accusing it of " complicity " with the rebel Chechnya and of seeking to undermine Russian statehood , news reports said . Estonia How did Russia go about attacking Chechnya? 7 8 -1346 1 Russia sharply attacked the Baltic republic of Estonia on Friday , accusing it of " complicity " with the rebel Chechnya and of seeking to undermine Russian statehood , news reports said . undermine How did they undermine Russia? 25 26 -1346 1 Russia sharply attacked the Baltic republic of Estonia on Friday , accusing it of " complicity " with the rebel Chechnya and of seeking to undermine Russian statehood , news reports said . " complicity " with the rebel Chechnya How was Estonia being complicit with Chechnya? 14 21 -1346 2 The Russian criticism stemmed from a recent Estonian parliamentary debate on Chechnya ' s right to self - determination . Chechnya ' s right to self - determination Why is Chechnya claiming a right to self-determination? 11 19 -1346 2 The Russian criticism stemmed from a recent Estonian parliamentary debate on Chechnya ' s right to self - determination . debate on Chechnya ' s right to self - determination . What exactly was said that sparked such Russian ire? 9 20 -1346 3 In a protest issued to the Estonian ambassador Juri Kahnu , Russia pointed out that an Estonian parliament resolution called on the Tallinn government to recognize the separatist republic . recognize the separatist republic What force did the Estonian resolution have? 25 29 -1346 4 The Russian Foreign Ministry said it regarded the parliamentary ' s step as an " open interference in the Russia ' s internal affairs , " that might affect bilateral relations , the ITAR - Tass news agency reported . might affect bilateral relations , How would it affect bilateral relations? 27 32 -1346 5 The parliamentary motion was a fresh evidence of Estonia ' s " complicity " with the regime of Chechen President Dzhokhar Dudayev and Estonian attempts to undermine Russian statehood , the protest stated , according to ITAR - Tass . fresh evidence of Estonia ' s " complicity " How was Estonia complying? 5 14 -1347 1 Sun Caiyun soared to a world record in the women ' s indoor pole vault Friday at the Olympic Night track meet - - the third time she has broken the mark in the last two weeks . last two weeks How did he broke the mark in the last two weeks? 34 37 -1347 3 Russia ' s Ludmilla Borissova ran the fastest time this year in the 3 , 000 meters - - 8 minutes , 56 . 72 seconds , while 1992 Olympic gold medalist Heike Drechsler had a bad day in the long jump . Heike Drechsler Of what country? 32 34 -1347 3 Russia ' s Ludmilla Borissova ran the fastest time this year in the 3 , 000 meters - - 8 minutes , 56 . 72 seconds , while 1992 Olympic gold medalist Heike Drechsler had a bad day in the long jump . bad day in the long jump A bad day how? 36 42 -1347 3 Russia ' s Ludmilla Borissova ran the fastest time this year in the 3 , 000 meters - - 8 minutes , 56 . 72 seconds , while 1992 Olympic gold medalist Heike Drechsler had a bad day in the long jump . Heike Drechsler What is her nationality? 32 34 -1347 3 Russia ' s Ludmilla Borissova ran the fastest time this year in the 3 , 000 meters - - 8 minutes , 56 . 72 seconds , while 1992 Olympic gold medalist Heike Drechsler had a bad day in the long jump . had a bad day in the long jump How bad was her performance in this event? 34 42 -1347 3 Russia ' s Ludmilla Borissova ran the fastest time this year in the 3 , 000 meters - - 8 minutes , 56 . 72 seconds , while 1992 Olympic gold medalist Heike Drechsler had a bad day in the long jump . bad day in the long jump Why did Heike Drechsler had a bad day in the long jump? 36 42 -1347 4 Drechsler , who once jumped a wind - aided 7 . 63 meters ( 25 - 0 1 - 2 ) outdoor , won her event against little competition at 6 . 76 meters ( 22 - 2 1 - 4 ) . 6 . 76 Was this indoor or oudoor? 30 33 -1347 5 " I had my worst day , " said Dreschler , who last week beat Jackie Joyner - Kersee at the Millrose Games in New York . " Someone must have moved the takeoff board . " Jackie Joyner - Kersee By what margin did she lose? 15 19 -1348 1 Public employees whose salaries were slashed by 8 percent in 1991 as part of government austerity measures won ' t face any more pay cuts , under a constitutional amendment approved by the parliament . Public employees In what state or county? 0 2 -1348 1 Public employees whose salaries were slashed by 8 percent in 1991 as part of government austerity measures won ' t face any more pay cuts , under a constitutional amendment approved by the parliament . government austerity What are government austerities? 14 16 -1348 1 Public employees whose salaries were slashed by 8 percent in 1991 as part of government austerity measures won ' t face any more pay cuts , under a constitutional amendment approved by the parliament . austerity what does this word mean? 15 16 -1348 1 Public employees whose salaries were slashed by 8 percent in 1991 as part of government austerity measures won ' t face any more pay cuts , under a constitutional amendment approved by the parliament . government The government of what country? 14 15 -1348 2 After two days of heated debate , the House of Assembly voted 20 - 6 late Wednesday to amend the constitution to protect the salaries of the more than 20 , 000 government workers from cuts . heated debate , What caused the debates to be so heated? 4 7 -1348 2 After two days of heated debate , the House of Assembly voted 20 - 6 late Wednesday to amend the constitution to protect the salaries of the more than 20 , 000 government workers from cuts . heated debate , the House of Assembly what happened during this debate? 4 11 -1348 2 After two days of heated debate , the House of Assembly voted 20 - 6 late Wednesday to amend the constitution to protect the salaries of the more than 20 , 000 government workers from cuts . House of Assembly What country is this article about? 8 11 -1348 2 After two days of heated debate , the House of Assembly voted 20 - 6 late Wednesday to amend the constitution to protect the salaries of the more than 20 , 000 government workers from cuts . cuts what kind of cuts and for how long? 35 36 -1348 3 The amendment fulfilled a campaign promise made by Prime Minister Owen Arthur , who took office last September . campaign promise What specifically was his promise? 4 6 -1348 3 The amendment fulfilled a campaign promise made by Prime Minister Owen Arthur , who took office last September . Prime Minister Owen Arthur , where is he from? 8 13 -1348 4 His predecessor , Erskine Sandiford , was forced to call elections two years early after he lost a no - confidence motion in Parliament . no - confidence motion What is a no-confidence motion? 18 22 -1348 4 His predecessor , Erskine Sandiford , was forced to call elections two years early after he lost a no - confidence motion in Parliament . Parliament what country is this? 23 24 -1348 4 His predecessor , Erskine Sandiford , was forced to call elections two years early after he lost a no - confidence motion in Parliament . forced to call elections two years early what happened that forced him to call it off two years early? 7 14 -1348 4 His predecessor , Erskine Sandiford , was forced to call elections two years early after he lost a no - confidence motion in Parliament . Erskine Sandiford , What party affiliation is Erskine Sandiford? 3 6 -1348 5 The economy strengthened but Sandiford ' s popularity plunged after he imposed the belt - tightening measures , which included the pay cuts and firing 3 , 000 government workers . pay cuts and firing How much money did this save? 21 25 -1348 5 The economy strengthened but Sandiford ' s popularity plunged after he imposed the belt - tightening measures , which included the pay cuts and firing 3 , 000 government workers . economy strengthened Why did his popularity suffer if the economy got better? 1 3 -1348 5 The economy strengthened but Sandiford ' s popularity plunged after he imposed the belt - tightening measures , which included the pay cuts and firing 3 , 000 government workers . belt - tightening measures , why did he do this if it would hurt his people ? 13 18 -1348 5 The economy strengthened but Sandiford ' s popularity plunged after he imposed the belt - tightening measures , which included the pay cuts and firing 3 , 000 government workers . pay cuts In what year were the pay cuts implemented? 21 23 -1349 1 In a rare public scolding , the White House told the Pentagon on Friday not to hold up money earmarked for breast cancer and AIDS research . not to hold up money Why was the money not reaching its destinations? 14 19 -1349 2 Chief of Staff Leon Panetta released a letter he sent to Defense Secretary William Perry in which he said that President Clinton was very disturbed by a report that the military might not spend dlrs 180 million allocated for the research . might not spend dlrs 180 million Why would the money not be spent? 31 37 -1349 5 Comptroller John Hamre said such research is proper since it is geared toward military needs in wartime . Because blood transfusions need to be conducted on the battlefield , an accurate AIDS test must be developed , he said . accurate AIDS test must be developed , Why had an accurate test not yet been developed? 30 37 -1350 1 James P . Grant , who led UNICEF until days before his death last month , was eulogized Friday by U . S . first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton as a tireless champion of the world ' s children . his death What caused his death? 11 13 -1350 1 James P . Grant , who led UNICEF until days before his death last month , was eulogized Friday by U . S . first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton as a tireless champion of the world ' s children . who led UNICEF In what ways has Mr. Grant's leadership affected the success of UNICEF? 5 8 -1350 1 James P . Grant , who led UNICEF until days before his death last month , was eulogized Friday by U . S . first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton as a tireless champion of the world ' s children . UNICEF What is UNICEF? 7 8 -1350 4 Norwegian - born actress Liv Ullmann recalled trying to keep up with Grant as a UNICEF ambassador while he scoured the globe to promote the agency ' s goals . promote the agency ' s goals What were the stated goals of UNICEF? 23 29 -1350 4 Norwegian - born actress Liv Ullmann recalled trying to keep up with Grant as a UNICEF ambassador while he scoured the globe to promote the agency ' s goals . Liv Ullmann How was Liv Ullmann involved in UNICEF? 4 6 -1350 4 Norwegian - born actress Liv Ullmann recalled trying to keep up with Grant as a UNICEF ambassador while he scoured the globe to promote the agency ' s goals . keep up Keeping up how? Does she mean he was always busy and hard to track or it was difficult to maintain the same workflow/pace? 9 11 -1351 1 Phil Mickelson took a two - stroke penalty for hitting the wrong ball , costing him a share of the lead after two rounds of the Buick Invitational on Friday . costing him a share of the lead Who does he share the lead with? 14 21 -1351 1 Phil Mickelson took a two - stroke penalty for hitting the wrong ball , costing him a share of the lead after two rounds of the Buick Invitational on Friday . hitting the wrong ball , When did the wrong ball penalty take place? 9 14 -1351 1 Phil Mickelson took a two - stroke penalty for hitting the wrong ball , costing him a share of the lead after two rounds of the Buick Invitational on Friday . hitting How did he hit the wrong ball? 9 10 -1351 2 Brandel Chamblee eagled his final hole for a 6 - under - par 66 and a 36 - hole total of 12 - under 132 . Chamblee was one shot ahead of Steve Stricker ( 66 ) and Peter Jacobsen ( 65 ) , who also ended his round with an eagle . with an eagle What is an eagle? 49 52 -1351 2 Brandel Chamblee eagled his final hole for a 6 - under - par 66 and a 36 - hole total of 12 - under 132 . Chamblee was one shot ahead of Steve Stricker ( 66 ) and Peter Jacobsen ( 65 ) , who also ended his round with an eagle . Brandel Chamblee Who is Brandel Chamblee? 0 2 -1351 2 Brandel Chamblee eagled his final hole for a 6 - under - par 66 and a 36 - hole total of 12 - under 132 . Chamblee was one shot ahead of Steve Stricker ( 66 ) and Peter Jacobsen ( 65 ) , who also ended his round with an eagle . eagle How did he and his round with an eagle ? 51 52 -1351 3 Mickelson ' s mistake left him with a 3 - under 69 for a two - round total of 134 . Nolan Henke had a 66 to join Mickelson two shots behind Chamblee and 10 - under overall . two shots behind Chamblee What is his place in relation to Stricker and Jacobsen? 29 33 -1351 4 Mickelson had been in a five - way tie for the lead at 7 - under 65 after the first round at Torrey Pines . He was 10 - under at the turn Friday on the 7 , 000 - yard South Course . first round at Torrey Pines What is the Torrey Pines? 19 24 -1351 4 Mickelson had been in a five - way tie for the lead at 7 - under 65 after the first round at Torrey Pines . He was 10 - under at the turn Friday on the 7 , 000 - yard South Course . South Course What is the South Course? 41 43 -1351 5 But Mickelson took a double bogey on the the 447 - yard , par - 4 No . 1 hole when he and Brad Faxon hit the wrong ball . Brad Faxon Who is Brad Faxon? 23 25 -1351 5 But Mickelson took a double bogey on the the 447 - yard , par - 4 No . 1 hole when he and Brad Faxon hit the wrong ball . wrong How did he hit the wrong ball? 27 28 -1352 1 The Commonwealth of Independent States pledged Friday to nip armed conflicts in the bud and end years of ethnic unrest , but failed to take collective action on Russia ' s war in Chechnya . war in Chechnya How long has this war been going on? 31 34 -1352 1 The Commonwealth of Independent States pledged Friday to nip armed conflicts in the bud and end years of ethnic unrest , but failed to take collective action on Russia ' s war in Chechnya . failed Why did the Commonwealth of Independent States fail to take action on Russia's war? 22 23 -1352 1 The Commonwealth of Independent States pledged Friday to nip armed conflicts in the bud and end years of ethnic unrest , but failed to take collective action on Russia ' s war in Chechnya . failed to take collective action Why was action not taken? 22 27 -1352 1 The Commonwealth of Independent States pledged Friday to nip armed conflicts in the bud and end years of ethnic unrest , but failed to take collective action on Russia ' s war in Chechnya . failed to take collective action on Russia ' s war Why could they not take collective action on Russia? 22 32 -1352 2 Commonwealth leaders , while avoiding judgment on the Kremlin ' s use of force to crush Chechen separatists , supported a proposal by Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbayev to promote peace and stability in the 12 - member grouping . crush Chechen separatists , What is the cause of the separatists? 15 19 -1352 2 Commonwealth leaders , while avoiding judgment on the Kremlin ' s use of force to crush Chechen separatists , supported a proposal by Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbayev to promote peace and stability in the 12 - member grouping . promote peace How would they be able to promote peace and stability? 28 30 -1352 2 Commonwealth leaders , while avoiding judgment on the Kremlin ' s use of force to crush Chechen separatists , supported a proposal by Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbayev to promote peace and stability in the 12 - member grouping . while avoiding judgment on the Kremlin ' s Why did they avoid judgment on Russia's use of force? 3 11 -1352 3 The commonwealth , formed in 1991 from the ashes of the Soviet Union , took a hands - off approach to the Chechen conflict in apparent deference to Russia , its most powerful member . the Chechen conflict How long has this conflict been going on? 21 24 -1352 3 The commonwealth , formed in 1991 from the ashes of the Soviet Union , took a hands - off approach to the Chechen conflict in apparent deference to Russia , its most powerful member . Russia , Why is Russia the most powerful member? 28 30 -1352 4 Russian President Boris Yeltsin briefed commonwealth heads of state at the one - day meeting on the situation and assured them measures were being taken to halt the fighting . at the one - day meeting What date was this meeting to take place? 9 15 -1352 4 Russian President Boris Yeltsin briefed commonwealth heads of state at the one - day meeting on the situation and assured them measures were being taken to halt the fighting . measures were being taken What kind of measures were being taken to stop the fighting? 21 25 -1352 4 Russian President Boris Yeltsin briefed commonwealth heads of state at the one - day meeting on the situation and assured them measures were being taken to halt the fighting . measures were being taken to halt the fighting What sort of measures were being taken? 21 29 -1352 5 Nazarbayev ' s peace and stability proposal justified efforts to preserve territorial integrity - - an argument used by Moscow when it sent in troops Dec . 11 . But it also opposed settlement of disputes by force . opposed settlement of disputes by force What year did this take place? 32 38 -1352 5 Nazarbayev ' s peace and stability proposal justified efforts to preserve territorial integrity - - an argument used by Moscow when it sent in troops Dec . 11 . But it also opposed settlement of disputes by force . preserve territorial integrity What kind of efforts did they support to preserve territorial integrity? 10 13 -1352 5 Nazarbayev ' s peace and stability proposal justified efforts to preserve territorial integrity - - an argument used by Moscow when it sent in troops Dec . 11 . But it also opposed settlement of disputes by force . opposed settlement of disputes by force Why was there an opposition of settlement in this way? 32 38 -1353 1 China ' s paramount leader , 90 - year - old Deng Xiaoping , is afflicted by poor blood circulation , and his fragile health could worsen at any time , the magazine Der Spiegel reported Saturday . poor blood circulation , Why does the leader have poor circulation? 17 21 -1353 1 China ' s paramount leader , 90 - year - old Deng Xiaoping , is afflicted by poor blood circulation , and his fragile health could worsen at any time , the magazine Der Spiegel reported Saturday . circulation , How serious is this medical condition? 19 21 -1353 1 China ' s paramount leader , 90 - year - old Deng Xiaoping , is afflicted by poor blood circulation , and his fragile health could worsen at any time , the magazine Der Spiegel reported Saturday . fragile health Why is his health fragile? 23 25 -1353 2 The respected newsmagazine said its source was Wu Jieping , a physician with the medical team treating Deng . physician Is this doctor authorized to speak publicly about Deng Xiaoping's health? 11 12 -1353 3 " The circulation in the brain is no longer guaranteed and weakened and additionally not enough blood is getting to his heart , " the magazine quoted Wu as saying . guaranteed Does this increase risk of stroke? 9 10 -1353 3 " The circulation in the brain is no longer guaranteed and weakened and additionally not enough blood is getting to his heart , " the magazine quoted Wu as saying . no longer guaranteed What has caused this? 7 10 -1353 4 Deng , 90 , failed to appear in public on Jan . 30 , the eve of the Spring Festival just before the Chinese New Year , fueling speculation that his health has deteriorated . Spring Festival What is the Spring Festival in Chinese culture? 18 20 -1353 4 Deng , 90 , failed to appear in public on Jan . 30 , the eve of the Spring Festival just before the Chinese New Year , fueling speculation that his health has deteriorated . failed Was he expected to appear at this event? 4 5 -1353 5 Over the past several years , Deng had always appeared on television on the festival ' s eve . always appeared on television What were his duties during his television appearance? 8 12 -1353 5 Over the past several years , Deng had always appeared on television on the festival ' s eve . festival ' s What takes place at the festival? 14 17 -1354 1 Almost four years into the bloodshed that first ripped apart the old Yugoslavia , a second , wider wave of war threatens . threatens Why is another wave of war going to threaten the country? 21 22 -1354 1 Almost four years into the bloodshed that first ripped apart the old Yugoslavia , a second , wider wave of war threatens . a second , wider wave of war threatens What is the second wider wave of war that threatens to happen? 14 22 -1354 2 In coming weeks , mediators either will be able to build on brittle truces in Bosnia and Croatia or watch war engulf both simultaneously for the first time since fighting started between Serbs and Croats in spring 1991 . build on brittle truces in Bosnia and Croatia How will these truces be expanded? 10 18 -1354 2 In coming weeks , mediators either will be able to build on brittle truces in Bosnia and Croatia or watch war engulf both simultaneously for the first time since fighting started between Serbs and Croats in spring 1991 . brittle truces Why are the truces in Bosnia and Croatia considered brittle? 12 14 -1354 2 In coming weeks , mediators either will be able to build on brittle truces in Bosnia and Croatia or watch war engulf both simultaneously for the first time since fighting started between Serbs and Croats in spring 1991 . since fighting started Why did fighting start between the Serbs and Croats? 28 31 -1354 2 In coming weeks , mediators either will be able to build on brittle truces in Bosnia and Croatia or watch war engulf both simultaneously for the first time since fighting started between Serbs and Croats in spring 1991 . watch war engulf both simultaneously Why would war engulf in both places? 19 24 -1354 3 Concurrent war in both states would produce a military and political tangle even more complex than the conflicts that so far have defied solution . so far have defied solution Why are they so difficult to resolve? 19 24 -1354 3 Concurrent war in both states would produce a military and political tangle even more complex than the conflicts that so far have defied solution . defied solution Why haven't they been able to find a solution so far? 22 24 -1354 4 It almost certainly would mean withdrawal of tens of thousands of U . N . peacekeepers in a hazardous operation backed by U . S . and other NATO troops . It also could mean conflict spreading to other parts of the volatile Balkans . other parts of the volatile Balkans . Why is the Balkan area so volatile at this time? 38 45 -1354 4 It almost certainly would mean withdrawal of tens of thousands of U . N . peacekeepers in a hazardous operation backed by U . S . and other NATO troops . It also could mean conflict spreading to other parts of the volatile Balkans . withdrawal Why would the peacekeepers need to withdraw? 5 6 -1354 4 It almost certainly would mean withdrawal of tens of thousands of U . N . peacekeepers in a hazardous operation backed by U . S . and other NATO troops . It also could mean conflict spreading to other parts of the volatile Balkans . volatile Why are the Balkans considered volatile? 42 43 -1354 4 It almost certainly would mean withdrawal of tens of thousands of U . N . peacekeepers in a hazardous operation backed by U . S . and other NATO troops . It also could mean conflict spreading to other parts of the volatile Balkans . conflict spreading to other parts Why would it mean conflict spreading to other parts of the volatile Balkans? 35 40 -1354 5 Outsiders - - especially the United States - - are pressuring local leaders in an effort to prevent war from spreading . In Bosnia and Croatia , Washington is signaling that there can be no final settlement without the support of the republics ' Serb minorities . Outsiders Why do outsiders have any involvement in this war? 0 1 -1354 5 Outsiders - - especially the United States - - are pressuring local leaders in an effort to prevent war from spreading . In Bosnia and Croatia , Washington is signaling that there can be no final settlement without the support of the republics ' Serb minorities . Washington Why is Washington able to make stipulations about the settlement? 27 28 -1354 5 Outsiders - - especially the United States - - are pressuring local leaders in an effort to prevent war from spreading . In Bosnia and Croatia , Washington is signaling that there can be no final settlement without the support of the republics ' Serb minorities . no final settlement without Why would there be no final settlement without the support of the republic's Serb minorities? 34 38 -1355 1 Russia shut out Canada ' s team of minor league players 6 - 0 Saturday to set up a title game against Sweden in the Sweden Hockey Games . team of minor league players Why were minor league players used in the Canadian team? 6 11 -1355 1 Russia shut out Canada ' s team of minor league players 6 - 0 Saturday to set up a title game against Sweden in the Sweden Hockey Games . Sweden Hockey Games Who else was playing in the games? 25 28 -1355 1 Russia shut out Canada ' s team of minor league players 6 - 0 Saturday to set up a title game against Sweden in the Sweden Hockey Games . title game Which title game? 19 21 -1355 2 Sweden , 2 - 0 in the four - team tournament , only needs a tie in Sunday ' s finale to win the tournament . The Russians , 1 - 0 - 1 , must beat the Swedes to finish atop the standings . standings what is the current standings 43 44 -1355 2 Sweden , 2 - 0 in the four - team tournament , only needs a tie in Sunday ' s finale to win the tournament . The Russians , 1 - 0 - 1 , must beat the Swedes to finish atop the standings . four - team Why are there only four teams in the tournament? 7 10 -1355 3 " It was a humiliating loss , " Canadian coach Tom Renney after his team ' s second straight setback . " I ' m certainly disappointed in my team ' s performance and I ' m disappointed on behalf of the fans who came to watch Canada play . " disappointed what was the main problem that disappointed the coach 26 27 -1355 3 " It was a humiliating loss , " Canadian coach Tom Renney after his team ' s second straight setback . " I ' m certainly disappointed in my team ' s performance and I ' m disappointed on behalf of the fans who came to watch Canada play . " humiliating Why was the loss considered humiliating? 4 5 -1355 4 Dmitri Denisov gave the Russians a 1 - 0 lead just 2 : 45 into the game on the power play with Michael Burkett off for tripping . Oleg Belov made it 2 - 0 at 7 : 12 with a shorthanded goal . shorthanded Why is the goal considered shorthanded? 41 42 -1355 5 " We were never able to rebound after they scored in the early stages of the game , " Renney said . " I guess that ' s a testimony to a young , inexperienced , international team that ' s learning about adversity . " inexperienced , who were inexperienced people in the team 34 36 -1355 5 " We were never able to rebound after they scored in the early stages of the game , " Renney said . " I guess that ' s a testimony to a young , inexperienced , international team that ' s learning about adversity . " young , inexperienced , international team Why was the team so young and lacking in experience? 32 38 -1355 5 " We were never able to rebound after they scored in the early stages of the game , " Renney said . " I guess that ' s a testimony to a young , inexperienced , international team that ' s learning about adversity . " rebound Why weren't they able to rebound? 6 7 -1356 1 A mother was reunited with her newborn baby on Saturday a day after it disappeared from a hospital maternity ward . disappeared How did the newborn dissappear from the hospital maternity ward? 14 15 -1356 1 A mother was reunited with her newborn baby on Saturday a day after it disappeared from a hospital maternity ward . reunited with her newborn baby How were they separated? 3 8 -1356 1 A mother was reunited with her newborn baby on Saturday a day after it disappeared from a hospital maternity ward . it disappeared Where did the baby disappear to? 13 15 -1356 1 A mother was reunited with her newborn baby on Saturday a day after it disappeared from a hospital maternity ward . a hospital What is the name of the hospital? 16 18 -1356 1 A mother was reunited with her newborn baby on Saturday a day after it disappeared from a hospital maternity ward . it disappeared from a hospital maternity ward Why did the baby disappear from the maternity ward? 13 20 -1356 1 A mother was reunited with her newborn baby on Saturday a day after it disappeared from a hospital maternity ward . disappeared How did this happen? 14 15 -1356 1 A mother was reunited with her newborn baby on Saturday a day after it disappeared from a hospital maternity ward . disappeared How did the baby disappear? 14 15 -1356 2 Police had hunted the four - day - old baby girl kidnapped from the ward , apparently by a woman who befriended the child ' s mother . hunted the What efforts did the police make to find the kidnapped four-day-old child? 2 4 -1356 2 Police had hunted the four - day - old baby girl kidnapped from the ward , apparently by a woman who befriended the child ' s mother . had hunted Where did they look? 1 3 -1356 2 Police had hunted the four - day - old baby girl kidnapped from the ward , apparently by a woman who befriended the child ' s mother . kidnapped from the ward , Do they know who kidnapped her? 11 16 -1356 2 Police had hunted the four - day - old baby girl kidnapped from the ward , apparently by a woman who befriended the child ' s mother . woman who befriended the child ' s mother Why did she do this? 19 27 -1356 2 Police had hunted the four - day - old baby girl kidnapped from the ward , apparently by a woman who befriended the child ' s mother . baby girl kidnapped from the ward , How was the baby kidnapped from the ward? 9 16 -1356 2 Police had hunted the four - day - old baby girl kidnapped from the ward , apparently by a woman who befriended the child ' s mother . befriended the child ' s mother How did this lady befriend the mother in the hospital? 21 27 -1356 3 Christine Owens appeared on the Independent Television News cradling her healthy baby , Lydia later in the evening . Independent Television News Was this the only news network she appeared on? 5 8 -1356 4 Police said they had returned the baby to Mrs . Owens , but would not describe the circumstances . would not describe Why did the police refuse to describe the circumstances under which Mrs. Owens' baby was returned to her? 13 16 -1356 4 Police said they had returned the baby to Mrs . Owens , but would not describe the circumstances . but would not describe the circumstances Why did they not describe the circumstances? 12 18 -1356 4 Police said they had returned the baby to Mrs . Owens , but would not describe the circumstances . returned How and why did the lady kidnap the baby? 4 5 -1356 4 Police said they had returned the baby to Mrs . Owens , but would not describe the circumstances . but would not describe the circumstances Why would they not describe the circumstances? 12 18 -1356 5 " A man and a woman from the Rhyll area of north Wales are helping us with our inquiries , " an unidentified police officer told the TV news . man and a woman How did these people become knowledgable about the kidnapping? 2 6 -1356 5 " A man and a woman from the Rhyll area of north Wales are helping us with our inquiries , " an unidentified police officer told the TV news . " A man and a woman Who are these people? 0 6 -1356 5 " A man and a woman from the Rhyll area of north Wales are helping us with our inquiries , " an unidentified police officer told the TV news . helping us How are they helping? 14 16 -1356 5 " A man and a woman from the Rhyll area of north Wales are helping us with our inquiries , " an unidentified police officer told the TV news . our inquiries , " What are the inquiries? 17 21 -1356 5 " A man and a woman from the Rhyll area of north Wales are helping us with our inquiries , " an unidentified police officer told the TV news . " A man and a woman Who are this man and woman? 0 6 -1357 1 Heavily favored Holy Bull , the 1994 U . S . Horse of the Year , pulled up while battling for the lead on the backstretch during the Donn Handicap on Saturday at Gulfstream Park . Heavily favored Why is Holy Bull heavily favored? 0 2 -1357 1 Heavily favored Holy Bull , the 1994 U . S . Horse of the Year , pulled up while battling for the lead on the backstretch during the Donn Handicap on Saturday at Gulfstream Park . Gulfstream Where is this located? 33 34 -1357 1 Heavily favored Holy Bull , the 1994 U . S . Horse of the Year , pulled up while battling for the lead on the backstretch during the Donn Handicap on Saturday at Gulfstream Park . Heavily favored Why is Holy Bull heavily favored? 0 2 -1357 1 Heavily favored Holy Bull , the 1994 U . S . Horse of the Year , pulled up while battling for the lead on the backstretch during the Donn Handicap on Saturday at Gulfstream Park . Horse of the Year , Why was this particular horse chosen? 11 16 -1357 1 Heavily favored Holy Bull , the 1994 U . S . Horse of the Year , pulled up while battling for the lead on the backstretch during the Donn Handicap on Saturday at Gulfstream Park . pulled up What does \"pulled up\" mean? 16 18 -1357 2 Cigar went on to win the 1 1 - 8 - mile ( 1 . 8 - kilometer ) race . Cigar Is Cigar another favorite horse? 0 1 -1357 2 Cigar went on to win the 1 1 - 8 - mile ( 1 . 8 - kilometer ) race . Cigar Who is Cigar? A horse? 0 1 -1357 2 Cigar went on to win the 1 1 - 8 - mile ( 1 . 8 - kilometer ) race . Cigar Who is Cigar? 0 1 -1357 3 Holy Bull , running with Cigar , was pulled up by jockey Mike Smith in mid - backstretch . Smith then dismounted before the half - mile ( 800 - meter ) pole . dismounted What is the activity going on here? I am guessing horse races but unsure? 21 22 -1357 3 Holy Bull , running with Cigar , was pulled up by jockey Mike Smith in mid - backstretch . Smith then dismounted before the half - mile ( 800 - meter ) pole . was pulled up Why was Holly Bull pulled up? 7 10 -1357 3 Holy Bull , running with Cigar , was pulled up by jockey Mike Smith in mid - backstretch . Smith then dismounted before the half - mile ( 800 - meter ) pole . dismounted What made him dismount the horse in mid race? 21 22 -1357 4 Holy Bull remained on his feet and then was loaded onto a horse ambulance , but did so reluctantly . horse ambulance , What happened to Holy Bull? 12 15 -1357 4 Holy Bull remained on his feet and then was loaded onto a horse ambulance , but did so reluctantly . horse ambulance , What was wrong with the horse? 12 15 -1357 4 Holy Bull remained on his feet and then was loaded onto a horse ambulance , but did so reluctantly . reluctantly How was he behaving? 18 19 -1357 4 Holy Bull remained on his feet and then was loaded onto a horse ambulance , but did so reluctantly . but did so reluctantly Why was the horse having trouble being loaded up? 15 19 -1357 5 Holy Bull was making his second start of the year and was bidding for his seventh straight victory . seventh straight victory How long was Holy Bull racing? 15 18 -1357 5 Holy Bull was making his second start of the year and was bidding for his seventh straight victory . second start How did he do on the first start? 5 7 -1358 1 A British government minister resigned on Saturday , as tensions in the governing Conservative Party increased over Britain ' s policy on Europe . Britain ' s policy on Europe What is the policy? 17 23 -1358 1 A British government minister resigned on Saturday , as tensions in the governing Conservative Party increased over Britain ' s policy on Europe . policy What are the details regarding the policy? 20 21 -1358 1 A British government minister resigned on Saturday , as tensions in the governing Conservative Party increased over Britain ' s policy on Europe . government minister resigned on Saturday , What was the cause for the resignation? 2 8 -1358 1 A British government minister resigned on Saturday , as tensions in the governing Conservative Party increased over Britain ' s policy on Europe . resigned Why did the minister resign? 4 5 -1358 2 The Sunday Express newspaper reported that Charles Wardle , a junior minister at the Department of Trade and Industry , resigned because he felt Britain was endangered by a possible flood of immigrants as relations with Europe became closer . endangered Why did this influence his resignation? 26 27 -1358 2 The Sunday Express newspaper reported that Charles Wardle , a junior minister at the Department of Trade and Industry , resigned because he felt Britain was endangered by a possible flood of immigrants as relations with Europe became closer . endangered by a possible flood of immigrants What would the additional immigrants lead to, in Wardle's mind? 26 33 -1358 2 The Sunday Express newspaper reported that Charles Wardle , a junior minister at the Department of Trade and Industry , resigned because he felt Britain was endangered by a possible flood of immigrants as relations with Europe became closer . immigrants Why would he resign over a flood of immigrant? 32 33 -1358 4 Wardle , a former Immigration Minister , was quoted in the Sunday Express as saying that his resignation was prompted by moves in some fellow European Community member countries to erase international borders . some fellow European Community member countries Which countries in particular? 23 29 -1358 4 Wardle , a former Immigration Minister , was quoted in the Sunday Express as saying that his resignation was prompted by moves in some fellow European Community member countries to erase international borders . erase Why does the flood of immigration scare him? 30 31 -1358 4 Wardle , a former Immigration Minister , was quoted in the Sunday Express as saying that his resignation was prompted by moves in some fellow European Community member countries to erase international borders . countries Which countries wish to erase international borders? 28 29 -1358 5 Britain signed an " opt - out " agreement with its partners in the European Community in 1985 which allows it out of any agreement to devolve borders . But the Express claimed that an 1991 internal government report said that the agreement was poorly worded , and easily challenged in the European Court . poorly worded , What choice of words specifically can lead the the opt-out being challenged? 44 47 -1358 5 Britain signed an " opt - out " agreement with its partners in the European Community in 1985 which allows it out of any agreement to devolve borders . But the Express claimed that an 1991 internal government report said that the agreement was poorly worded , and easily challenged in the European Court . challenged How is this possible if it is included as part of the agreement? 49 50 -1358 5 Britain signed an " opt - out " agreement with its partners in the European Community in 1985 which allows it out of any agreement to devolve borders . But the Express claimed that an 1991 internal government report said that the agreement was poorly worded , and easily challenged in the European Court . agreement was poorly worded , How was the agreement poorly worded? 42 47 -1358 5 Britain signed an " opt - out " agreement with its partners in the European Community in 1985 which allows it out of any agreement to devolve borders . But the Express claimed that an 1991 internal government report said that the agreement was poorly worded , and easily challenged in the European Court . agreement What are the details of this agreement, and why would it be easily challenged? 8 9 -1359 1 Still prolific at 94 , Julien Green is a French - born cultural hybrid whose memories of the American Deep South have inspired a new novel about a love - starved Georgia belle during the Civil War . French - born How is Julien culturally familiar with the deep south? 9 12 -1359 1 Still prolific at 94 , Julien Green is a French - born cultural hybrid whose memories of the American Deep South have inspired a new novel about a love - starved Georgia belle during the Civil War . new How new is it? 24 25 -1359 2 The first American citizen to be inducted into the prestigious Academie Francaise , Green has carved a unique place among the French literary elite , with dozens of novels , plays , essays and 15 volumes of his private diary . Academie Francaise , How are his works looked at in the United States? 10 13 -1359 3 " Dixie , " his latest novel , features a sultry Southern widow , still hungry for love , drowning her sorrow in laudanum and sipping mint juleps served by devoted slaves while canons boom in nearby cotton fields . laudanum What is this? 23 24 -1359 4 The 380 - page novel , published Jan . 4 , was well - received by critics . More than 30 , 000 copies have been sold - - " a very healthy figure at this time of year , " according to the publisher . time of year , " What time of year? 36 41 -1359 4 The 380 - page novel , published Jan . 4 , was well - received by critics . More than 30 , 000 copies have been sold - - " a very healthy figure at this time of year , " according to the publisher . " a very healthy figure Why are sales typically lower during the first of the year? 29 34 -1360 1 The Yugoslav War Crimes Tribunal is expected to issue indictments Monday against a string of suspects allegedly involved in three notorious concentration camps run by Bosnian Serbs . by Why did the Bosnian surbs run these camps? 24 25 -1360 1 The Yugoslav War Crimes Tribunal is expected to issue indictments Monday against a string of suspects allegedly involved in three notorious concentration camps run by Bosnian Serbs . notorious Why are the three concentration camps considered \"notorious\"? 20 21 -1360 2 Without giving details , the United Nations court has scheduled a news conference for Monday promising " an important public announcement . " Monday where is it? what thime ? 14 15 -1360 2 Without giving details , the United Nations court has scheduled a news conference for Monday promising " an important public announcement . " Without Why are they reluctant to give details? 0 1 -1360 2 Without giving details , the United Nations court has scheduled a news conference for Monday promising " an important public announcement . " important public announcement What was the public announcement about? 18 21 -1360 3 A source close to the tribunal , speaking on condition of anonymity , confirmed that the indictments for the Prijedor region of northwestern Bosnia were ready . anonymity , Why is anonymity important to the source? 11 13 -1360 3 A source close to the tribunal , speaking on condition of anonymity , confirmed that the indictments for the Prijedor region of northwestern Bosnia were ready . indictments What were the indictments about? 16 17 -1360 4 In Prijedor were located the Serb - run Omarska , Keraterm and Trnopolje camps where in 1992 guards regularly carried out mass executions and tortures , according to a statement cited at a hearing in November . November . what year? 35 37 -1360 4 In Prijedor were located the Serb - run Omarska , Keraterm and Trnopolje camps where in 1992 guards regularly carried out mass executions and tortures , according to a statement cited at a hearing in November . carried out mass executions and tortures , Why were the camps carrying out executions? 19 26 -1360 4 In Prijedor were located the Serb - run Omarska , Keraterm and Trnopolje camps where in 1992 guards regularly carried out mass executions and tortures , according to a statement cited at a hearing in November . regularly How regular were these executions? 18 19 -1360 4 In Prijedor were located the Serb - run Omarska , Keraterm and Trnopolje camps where in 1992 guards regularly carried out mass executions and tortures , according to a statement cited at a hearing in November . mass executions and tortures , Why were there executions and tortures? 21 26 -1360 5 Tribunal officials have repeatedly pledged to issue indictments before the end of February . In January , spokesman Christian Chartier confirmed that the Prijedor probe was complete . probe was complete What did this \"probe\" consist of? 24 27 -1361 1 With a home crowd of 5 , 000 cheering him on , Henry Maske of Germany retained his world light heavyweight title Saturday in an International Boxing Federation championship match against Egerton Marcus of Canada . cheering Why was it important that they cheer him on? 8 9 -1361 2 Predictions were that Marcus would be Maske ' s toughest competition since he won the championship against American Charles Williams two years ago , but it wasn ' t to be . Predictions How are the predictions made? 0 1 -1361 2 Predictions were that Marcus would be Maske ' s toughest competition since he won the championship against American Charles Williams two years ago , but it wasn ' t to be . he which \"he,\" marcus or maske? 12 13 -1361 2 Predictions were that Marcus would be Maske ' s toughest competition since he won the championship against American Charles Williams two years ago , but it wasn ' t to be . but it wasn ' t to be . Why was this particular fight so non-competitive? 24 32 -1361 3 After all , the former East German Army First Lieutenant , eeked out a victory against the Canadian at the Seoul Olympics in 1988 . Marcus said later he had broken his powerful right hand in his second Olympic fight , but still went on to compete in the middleweight finals where Maske took the gold . broken Why did he insist on fighting despite his hand being broken? 30 31 -1361 3 After all , the former East German Army First Lieutenant , eeked out a victory against the Canadian at the Seoul Olympics in 1988 . Marcus said later he had broken his powerful right hand in his second Olympic fight , but still went on to compete in the middleweight finals where Maske took the gold . Lieutenant , to which fighter does this refer? 9 11 -1361 5 Maske , 31 , of Frankfurt an der Oder in former East Germany , had 25 straight wins since turning professional in 1990 . Only 11 ended early , but he has a reputation for doing only what he has to , to win . early , Why did they end early? 27 29 -1361 5 Maske , 31 , of Frankfurt an der Oder in former East Germany , had 25 straight wins since turning professional in 1990 . Only 11 ended early , but he has a reputation for doing only what he has to , to win . doing only what he has to , what does this mean in this context? 35 42 -1362 1 Open - minded Sweden had seemed the right place for the first opera based on Vladimir Nabokov ' s ground - breaking novel about a man ' s lust for a girl . Open - minded What aspects of Swedish culture make it \"open-minded\"? 0 3 -1362 1 Open - minded Sweden had seemed the right place for the first opera based on Vladimir Nabokov ' s ground - breaking novel about a man ' s lust for a girl . about a man ' s lust for a girl What is the novel's name. 23 32 -1362 1 Open - minded Sweden had seemed the right place for the first opera based on Vladimir Nabokov ' s ground - breaking novel about a man ' s lust for a girl . right place Where is the right place? 7 9 -1362 1 Open - minded Sweden had seemed the right place for the first opera based on Vladimir Nabokov ' s ground - breaking novel about a man ' s lust for a girl . ground - breaking novel What is the ground-breaking novel? 19 23 -1362 1 Open - minded Sweden had seemed the right place for the first opera based on Vladimir Nabokov ' s ground - breaking novel about a man ' s lust for a girl . Vladimir Nabokov ' s Who is Vladimir Nabokov? 15 19 -1362 2 But 40 years after " Lolita " was published , the dubious love affair still is provoking indignation , this time over Rodion Shchedrin ' s world premier production at Stockholm ' s Royal Opera . indignation , Who is currently critiquing Lolita? 17 19 -1362 2 But 40 years after " Lolita " was published , the dubious love affair still is provoking indignation , this time over Rodion Shchedrin ' s world premier production at Stockholm ' s Royal Opera . world premier production Why did he decide to put on an opera based on Lolita? 26 29 -1362 2 But 40 years after " Lolita " was published , the dubious love affair still is provoking indignation , this time over Rodion Shchedrin ' s world premier production at Stockholm ' s Royal Opera . provoking indignation , Why is it provoking indignation? 16 19 -1362 2 But 40 years after " Lolita " was published , the dubious love affair still is provoking indignation , this time over Rodion Shchedrin ' s world premier production at Stockholm ' s Royal Opera . provoking indignation , Why does the offense continue? 16 19 -1362 3 Child protection groups claim the story promotes indecent assault of minors , and some want the opera stopped . On top of that , critics say the four - hour production is tedious and leaves the audience cold . Child protection groups What groups are involved in debating this issue? 0 3 -1362 3 Child protection groups claim the story promotes indecent assault of minors , and some want the opera stopped . On top of that , critics say the four - hour production is tedious and leaves the audience cold . critics Are these critics from a moral standpoint or opera critics reviewing the quality of the performance? 24 25 -1362 4 Like the book , however , the opera " Lolita " may survive the criticism . The opera finished its run this weekend , but more performances are planned for next year . next year When does the opera return? 30 32 -1362 4 Like the book , however , the opera " Lolita " may survive the criticism . The opera finished its run this weekend , but more performances are planned for next year . Like the book , however How did the book survive criticism? 0 5 -1362 5 " Lolita " is the story about a man , Humbert Humbert , who is a slave to his lust for pubescent girls . He marries a widow solely to get near her 12 - year - old daughter . When the mother dies , he starts a love affair with the " nymphet . " slave to his lust for pubescent girls Is the main character supposed to be empathetic or disgusting? 16 23 -1363 1 Third - seeded Magdalena Maleeva took advantage of 14 double faults to beat second - seeded Gabriela Sabatini 6 - 4 , 4 - 6 , 6 - 3 on Saturday and advance to the finals of the Ameritech Cup tennis tournament . took advantage of 14 double faults What is a double fault and how did she use them to her advantage? 5 11 -1363 1 Third - seeded Magdalena Maleeva took advantage of 14 double faults to beat second - seeded Gabriela Sabatini 6 - 4 , 4 - 6 , 6 - 3 on Saturday and advance to the finals of the Ameritech Cup tennis tournament . second - seeded Who is first-seeded? 13 16 -1363 1 Third - seeded Magdalena Maleeva took advantage of 14 double faults to beat second - seeded Gabriela Sabatini 6 - 4 , 4 - 6 , 6 - 3 on Saturday and advance to the finals of the Ameritech Cup tennis tournament . Ameritech Is the Ameritech Cup a major tennis tournament? 38 39 -1363 2 Maleeva will meet the winner of Saturday night ' s evening match between the seventh seed , Zina Garrison - Jackson , and Lisa Raymond in the title match on Sunday . Maleeva will meet the winner of Saturday Does that mean that she will be matched with the winner of Saturday night's evening match? 0 7 -1363 2 Maleeva will meet the winner of Saturday night ' s evening match between the seventh seed , Zina Garrison - Jackson , and Lisa Raymond in the title match on Sunday . Lisa Raymond What seed is Lisa? 23 25 -1363 2 Maleeva will meet the winner of Saturday night ' s evening match between the seventh seed , Zina Garrison - Jackson , and Lisa Raymond in the title match on Sunday . Lisa Raymond What seed position is Lisa Raymond? 23 25 -1363 3 The 11th - ranked Maleeva utilized a vicious two - handed backhand to capture the first set , breaking Sabatini in the second game . utilized a vicious two - handed backhand Does this mean that she is very motivated to break being 11th ranked? Or that she is a very serious competitor? 5 12 -1363 3 The 11th - ranked Maleeva utilized a vicious two - handed backhand to capture the first set , breaking Sabatini in the second game . two - handed backhand Is this a new technique for her? 8 12 -1363 4 Sabatini broke Maleeva in the ninth game of the set with a great scoop passing shot to trail 5 - 4 , only to give away the set with a double fault on set point in the 10th game . Sabatini broke Maleeva in the ninth game What rank is Sabatini? 0 7 -1363 4 Sabatini broke Maleeva in the ninth game of the set with a great scoop passing shot to trail 5 - 4 , only to give away the set with a double fault on set point in the 10th game . only to give away the set with a double fault What is a fault? How did Sabatini manage to lose so far into the game? 22 32 -1363 4 Sabatini broke Maleeva in the ninth game of the set with a great scoop passing shot to trail 5 - 4 , only to give away the set with a double fault on set point in the 10th game . scoop passing shot What is a scoop shot? 13 16 -1363 4 Sabatini broke Maleeva in the ninth game of the set with a great scoop passing shot to trail 5 - 4 , only to give away the set with a double fault on set point in the 10th game . scoop passing shot What is a scoop passing shot? 13 16 -1363 4 Sabatini broke Maleeva in the ninth game of the set with a great scoop passing shot to trail 5 - 4 , only to give away the set with a double fault on set point in the 10th game . double fault What is a double fault? 30 32 -1363 4 Sabatini broke Maleeva in the ninth game of the set with a great scoop passing shot to trail 5 - 4 , only to give away the set with a double fault on set point in the 10th game . set point What is set point? 33 35 -1363 5 In the second set , Sabatini took a 5 - 4 lead when Maleeva hit a return out of bounds and then won it with a 98 mph service winner on set point . 98 mph How is the speed of the ball measured during a game? 26 28 -1363 5 In the second set , Sabatini took a 5 - 4 lead when Maleeva hit a return out of bounds and then won it with a 98 mph service winner on set point . winner What is a service winner? 29 30 -1364 1 ISLAMABAD , Pakistan ( AP ) - A South African religious student , motivated by the offer of a dlrs 2 million reward , gave U . S . officials the tip that led to the capture of World Trade Center bombing suspect Ramzi Yousef , a newspaper reported Sunday . reward , How was this reward advertised? 22 24 -1364 1 ISLAMABAD , Pakistan ( AP ) - A South African religious student , motivated by the offer of a dlrs 2 million reward , gave U . S . officials the tip that led to the capture of World Trade Center bombing suspect Ramzi Yousef , a newspaper reported Sunday . a dlrs 2 million reward , Who offered the reward? 18 24 -1364 1 ISLAMABAD , Pakistan ( AP ) - A South African religious student , motivated by the offer of a dlrs 2 million reward , gave U . S . officials the tip that led to the capture of World Trade Center bombing suspect Ramzi Yousef , a newspaper reported Sunday . student , How did the South African student get the tip of the suspect? 11 13 -1364 2 South African Istiaque Parker , his wife Fehmida , and their baby have since been whisked away by American officials and are now at an undisclosed location in the United States , according The News , an English - language daily , which cited unidentified sources . his wife Fehmida , and their baby Why were his wife and baby taken away? 5 12 -1364 3 U . S . officials have said an informant guided them to Yousef , but they have refused to release any information on the person or his whereabouts . guided How did the informant come to know the location of Yousef? 9 10 -1364 4 Parker and his family have not been seen publicly since Tuesday ' s arrest of Yousef , who was extradited to New York and charged with the 1993 World Trade Center bombing . Yousef , How involved was this individual in the attack? 15 17 -1364 4 Parker and his family have not been seen publicly since Tuesday ' s arrest of Yousef , who was extradited to New York and charged with the 1993 World Trade Center bombing . charged What became of this case? What was the result of the charge? 24 25 -1364 5 Parker contacted the U . S . Embassy in Islamabad last month to say he knew Yousef , according to The News . say he knew Yousef , How were the two acquainted? 13 18 -1364 5 Parker contacted the U . S . Embassy in Islamabad last month to say he knew Yousef , according to The News . Parker contacted the U . S . Embassy in Islamabad How did Parker contact them? 0 10 -1364 5 Parker contacted the U . S . Embassy in Islamabad last month to say he knew Yousef , according to The News . Islamabad Where is Islamabad? Wasn't Parker from South Africa? 9 10 -1365 1 ISLAMABAD , Pakistan ( AP ) - A South African religious student , motivated by a dlrs 2 million reward offer , gave U . S . officials the tip that led them to World Trade Center bombing suspect Ramzi Yousef , a newspaper reported Sunday . A South African religious student , How did this person get the tip? 7 13 -1365 1 ISLAMABAD , Pakistan ( AP ) - A South African religious student , motivated by a dlrs 2 million reward offer , gave U . S . officials the tip that led them to World Trade Center bombing suspect Ramzi Yousef , a newspaper reported Sunday . dlrs what does this mean? 16 17 -1365 1 ISLAMABAD , Pakistan ( AP ) - A South African religious student , motivated by a dlrs 2 million reward offer , gave U . S . officials the tip that led them to World Trade Center bombing suspect Ramzi Yousef , a newspaper reported Sunday . religious which religion is he? 10 11 -1365 2 Istiaque Parker , his wife Fehmida , and their baby have since been whisked away by American officials and are now at an undisclosed location in the United States , according The News , an English - language daily , which cited unidentified sources . whisked away by American officials Were they whisked away for fear of their safety or for some other reason? 13 18 -1365 2 Istiaque Parker , his wife Fehmida , and their baby have since been whisked away by American officials and are now at an undisclosed location in the United States , according The News , an English - language daily , which cited unidentified sources . cited unidentified sources how can it be trusted then? 41 44 -1365 3 U . S . officials have said an informant guided them to Yousef , but they have refused to release any information on the person or his whereabouts . refused why are they refusing? 17 18 -1365 4 In a related development , Pakistan , has asked the United States for a share of the reward money for Yousef ' s capture , The News reported . Yousef ' s capture , What part did they play in his capture? 20 25 -1365 4 In a related development , Pakistan , has asked the United States for a share of the reward money for Yousef ' s capture , The News reported . a share of the reward money Why does Pakistan want part of the money? 13 19 -1365 5 " Without our help , ( Yousef ) could not have been apprehended , " Interior Minister Nasirullah Babar told the newspaper . could not have been apprehended , " Why could he not have been apprehended? 8 15 -1365 5 " Without our help , ( Yousef ) could not have been apprehended , " Interior Minister Nasirullah Babar told the newspaper . help , how did they help or how do they claim to have helped? 3 5 -1365 5 " Without our help , ( Yousef ) could not have been apprehended , " Interior Minister Nasirullah Babar told the newspaper . " Without our help , What sort of help did the nation give? 0 5 -1366 1 Jamie McLennan stopped 26 shots , and goals by Ray Ferraro and Troy Loney helped the New York Islanders snap a three - game losing streak with a 2 - 1 victory over the Buffalo Sabres on Saturday . Jamie McLennan What sport does Jamie McLennan play? 0 2 -1366 2 McLennan ' s best save came midway through the scoreless third period , when he robbed Yuri Khmylev with a left kick save . left kick save What is a left kick save? 20 23 -1366 3 In Boston , Vincent Riendeau stopped all 10 shots he faced after Blaine Lacher went out with an injury and Dave Reid scored for Boston as the Bruins and Washington Capitals played to a 1 - 1 tie . injury How was he injured? 18 19 -1366 3 In Boston , Vincent Riendeau stopped all 10 shots he faced after Blaine Lacher went out with an injury and Dave Reid scored for Boston as the Bruins and Washington Capitals played to a 1 - 1 tie . Blaine Lacher went out with an injury What type of injury did he sustain? 12 19 -1366 4 Riendeau , who has lost both games he started , replaced Lacher 1 : 17 into the second period when the Bruins ' rookie hurt his right hamstring in a collision with Washington ' s Rob Pearson . Lacher had stopped 13 of 14 shots . hurt his right hamstring how badly was he hurt? 24 28 -1366 4 Riendeau , who has lost both games he started , replaced Lacher 1 : 17 into the second period when the Bruins ' rookie hurt his right hamstring in a collision with Washington ' s Rob Pearson . Lacher had stopped 13 of 14 shots . stopped 13 of 14 shots How did he sop 13 of 14 shots? 40 45 -1366 5 In Quebec , Martin Rucinsky went end to end to score late in the second period , leading the streaking Quebec Nordiques to a 5 - 2 victory over the Ottawa Senators . end to end Does this mean one end of the rink to the other? 6 9 -1366 5 In Quebec , Martin Rucinsky went end to end to score late in the second period , leading the streaking Quebec Nordiques to a 5 - 2 victory over the Ottawa Senators . end to end What does end to end mean? 6 9 -1366 5 In Quebec , Martin Rucinsky went end to end to score late in the second period , leading the streaking Quebec Nordiques to a 5 - 2 victory over the Ottawa Senators . the streaking Quebec Nordiques How long had the Nordiques gone without losing a game at this point? 18 22 -1367 1 Masaji Marumoto , believed to be the first Japanese American to sit on a state supreme court bench , died Friday at the age of 89 . died How did he die? 19 20 -1367 1 Masaji Marumoto , believed to be the first Japanese American to sit on a state supreme court bench , died Friday at the age of 89 . the first Japanese American to sit on a state Why was he the first Japanese American to sit on a state supreme court bench? 6 15 -1367 2 The son of Japanese immigrants , Marumoto was nominated by President Dwight D . Eisenhower to Hawaii ' s territorial supreme court in 1956 . He was named to the state Supreme Court by Republican Gov . William Quinn when Hawaii attained statehood in 1959 . Marumoto was nominated by President Dwight How did he get noticed by President Dwight D. Eisenhower to have him nominate him to Hawaii's territorial supreme court in 1956? 6 12 -1367 2 The son of Japanese immigrants , Marumoto was nominated by President Dwight D . Eisenhower to Hawaii ' s territorial supreme court in 1956 . He was named to the state Supreme Court by Republican Gov . William Quinn when Hawaii attained statehood in 1959 . He was named to the state Supreme Court When Hawaii became a state in 1959, did the supreme courts change? 25 33 -1367 3 Marumoto resigned the following year to return to private law practice , but returned to the Supreme Court for another term in 1967 when he was nominated by Democratic Gov . John Burns . to return to private law practice , Why did he return to private practice? 5 12 -1367 3 Marumoto resigned the following year to return to private law practice , but returned to the Supreme Court for another term in 1967 when he was nominated by Democratic Gov . John Burns . Marumoto resigned the following year Was Marumoto a good lawyer, and that's how he was noticed by the President? 0 5 -1367 3 Marumoto resigned the following year to return to private law practice , but returned to the Supreme Court for another term in 1967 when he was nominated by Democratic Gov . John Burns . the Supreme Court for another term in 1967 Did he like being a part of the Supreme Court that much? 15 23 -1367 4 Marumoto is credited with helping prevent the mass evacuation of Hawaii ' s Japanese Americans to relocation camps on the mainland in the wake of the 1941 Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor . Hawaii ' s Japanese Americans to relocation camps Was it hard? 10 18 -1367 4 Marumoto is credited with helping prevent the mass evacuation of Hawaii ' s Japanese Americans to relocation camps on the mainland in the wake of the 1941 Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor . prevent the mass evacuation of Hawaii ' s Japanese How did he help prevent the mass evacuation of Hawaii's Japanese Americans to relocation camps on the mainland? 5 14 -1367 5 At the time , he was already a prominent figure in Hawaii ' s Japanese - American community . Through his friendship with FBI and Army officials , Marumoto and other community leaders convinced authorities that a mass evacuation wasn ' t necessary . that a mass evacuation wasn ' t necessary What did he do to convince authorities? 35 43 -1367 5 At the time , he was already a prominent figure in Hawaii ' s Japanese - American community . Through his friendship with FBI and Army officials , Marumoto and other community leaders convinced authorities that a mass evacuation wasn ' t necessary . convinced authorities that a mass evacuation How did they convince authorities to not do the mass evacuation? 33 39 -1367 5 At the time , he was already a prominent figure in Hawaii ' s Japanese - American community . Through his friendship with FBI and Army officials , Marumoto and other community leaders convinced authorities that a mass evacuation wasn ' t necessary . his friendship with FBI and Army officials , How did he attain such friendships in the aftermath of the Pearl Harbor attacks? 20 28 -1367 5 At the time , he was already a prominent figure in Hawaii ' s Japanese - American community . Through his friendship with FBI and Army officials , Marumoto and other community leaders convinced authorities that a mass evacuation wasn ' t necessary . a mass evacuation wasn ' t necessary How exactly did a few community leaders convince high ranking authorities that a mass evacuation of Japanese Americans off of Hawaii wasn't necessary? 36 43 -1368 1 As foreign ministers of Israel and its peace partners prepared to meet in Washington , the leaders Syria and Lebanon met Sunday and conveyed a message : There will be no peace without them . partners Who are the peace partners of Israel? 8 9 -1368 1 As foreign ministers of Israel and its peace partners prepared to meet in Washington , the leaders Syria and Lebanon met Sunday and conveyed a message : There will be no peace without them . to meet What was the meeting about? 10 12 -1368 1 As foreign ministers of Israel and its peace partners prepared to meet in Washington , the leaders Syria and Lebanon met Sunday and conveyed a message : There will be no peace without them . met Sunday What was the meeting about? 20 22 -1368 1 As foreign ministers of Israel and its peace partners prepared to meet in Washington , the leaders Syria and Lebanon met Sunday and conveyed a message : There will be no peace without them . without Why were they left out? 32 33 -1368 2 The warning came in Syria ' s official media as Syrian President Hafez Assad and his Lebanese counterpart Elias Hrawi met for a second day . Their countries are the only two nations on Israel ' s border that have not made peace with the Jewish state . peace What is the main issue for not negotiating peace? 42 43 -1368 2 The warning came in Syria ' s official media as Syrian President Hafez Assad and his Lebanese counterpart Elias Hrawi met for a second day . Their countries are the only two nations on Israel ' s border that have not made peace with the Jewish state . met for a second day What was discussed the first day? 20 25 -1368 2 The warning came in Syria ' s official media as Syrian President Hafez Assad and his Lebanese counterpart Elias Hrawi met for a second day . Their countries are the only two nations on Israel ' s border that have not made peace with the Jewish state . not made peace Why have they not made peace? 40 43 -1368 2 The warning came in Syria ' s official media as Syrian President Hafez Assad and his Lebanese counterpart Elias Hrawi met for a second day . Their countries are the only two nations on Israel ' s border that have not made peace with the Jewish state . have not made peace with the Jewish state Why had they held out? 39 47 -1368 2 The warning came in Syria ' s official media as Syrian President Hafez Assad and his Lebanese counterpart Elias Hrawi met for a second day . Their countries are the only two nations on Israel ' s border that have not made peace with the Jewish state . not Why have they not made peace and what defines such peace? 40 41 -1368 3 The Washington meeting has triggered fears in Syria and Lebanon that the two countries could be dropped from the peace process . has triggered fears What are their fears? 3 6 -1368 3 The Washington meeting has triggered fears in Syria and Lebanon that the two countries could be dropped from the peace process . could be dropped Why would this happen? 14 17 -1368 3 The Washington meeting has triggered fears in Syria and Lebanon that the two countries could be dropped from the peace process . peace process What is the process? 19 21 -1368 3 The Washington meeting has triggered fears in Syria and Lebanon that the two countries could be dropped from the peace process . dropped from the peace process Why would they be left out of the future talks? 16 21 -1368 3 The Washington meeting has triggered fears in Syria and Lebanon that the two countries could be dropped from the peace process . dropped Why could they be dropped from the peace process when there can be no peace without them? 16 17 -1368 4 " No peace can be realized in the region without the participation of both Syria and Lebanon , " said the Tishrin daily in an editorial . " No peace can be realized in the region What is the reason behind this? 0 9 -1368 4 " No peace can be realized in the region without the participation of both Syria and Lebanon , " said the Tishrin daily in an editorial . an editorial What editorial? 24 26 -1368 4 " No peace can be realized in the region without the participation of both Syria and Lebanon , " said the Tishrin daily in an editorial . editorial Why is it only in an editorial that this question was asked? It should be more widespread. 25 26 -1368 5 " This , however , requires . the full Israeli withdrawal from the Golan Heights and south Lebanon , " it added . withdrawal Is this a reasonable request? 10 11 -1368 5 " This , however , requires . the full Israeli withdrawal from the Golan Heights and south Lebanon , " it added . requires Under what ruling is this required? 5 6 -1368 5 " This , however , requires . the full Israeli withdrawal from the Golan Heights and south Lebanon , " it added . full Israeli withdrawal What this include? 8 11 -1368 5 " This , however , requires . the full Israeli withdrawal from the Golan Heights and south Lebanon , " it added . full Why is ‘full’ withdrawal emphasised? 8 9 -1369 1 The chairman of Burma ' s ruling junta said Sunday that ethnic groups still at war with the government were pushing their members into a " bloodbath . " ethnic groups Which ethnic groups? 11 13 -1369 1 The chairman of Burma ' s ruling junta said Sunday that ethnic groups still at war with the government were pushing their members into a " bloodbath . " junta What is a junta? 7 8 -1369 1 The chairman of Burma ' s ruling junta said Sunday that ethnic groups still at war with the government were pushing their members into a " bloodbath . " still at war Why are they at war? 13 16 -1369 1 The chairman of Burma ' s ruling junta said Sunday that ethnic groups still at war with the government were pushing their members into a " bloodbath . " still at war What type of war? 13 16 -1369 1 The chairman of Burma ' s ruling junta said Sunday that ethnic groups still at war with the government were pushing their members into a " bloodbath . " " bloodbath . " Why will it be a bloodbath? 25 29 -1369 2 Government troops , meanwhile , maintained their siege of the last major ethnic insurgent base , keeping up their shelling of Karen guerrillas at Kawmoorah , in eastern Burma near the Thai border town of Mae Sot . ethnic What ethnic group? 12 13 -1369 3 Speaking on the annual Union Day holiday , Gen . Than Shwe said internal strife that has bedeviled the nation for decades still affects remote areas . internal strife What is the internal strife? 13 15 -1369 3 Speaking on the annual Union Day holiday , Gen . Than Shwe said internal strife that has bedeviled the nation for decades still affects remote areas . remote areas Which remote areas? 24 26 -1369 3 Speaking on the annual Union Day holiday , Gen . Than Shwe said internal strife that has bedeviled the nation for decades still affects remote areas . holiday , What country is celebrating this holiday? 6 8 -1369 3 Speaking on the annual Union Day holiday , Gen . Than Shwe said internal strife that has bedeviled the nation for decades still affects remote areas . still affects remote areas Are they still dealing with internal strife? 22 26 -1369 3 Speaking on the annual Union Day holiday , Gen . Than Shwe said internal strife that has bedeviled the nation for decades still affects remote areas . internal strife What is the strife that they are facing that has incurred the war? 13 15 -1369 3 Speaking on the annual Union Day holiday , Gen . Than Shwe said internal strife that has bedeviled the nation for decades still affects remote areas . remote areas Where are the specific locations? 24 26 -1369 5 The government ' s reconciliation policy has led 13 insurgent groups to end their fight and join hands with the military for the welfare of the nation , Than Shwe said . reconciliation policy What is the reconciliation policy? 4 6 -1369 5 The government ' s reconciliation policy has led 13 insurgent groups to end their fight and join hands with the military for the welfare of the nation , Than Shwe said . policy What policy? 5 6 -1369 5 The government ' s reconciliation policy has led 13 insurgent groups to end their fight and join hands with the military for the welfare of the nation , Than Shwe said . join hands with the military How has this helped/affected the military? 16 21 -1369 5 The government ' s reconciliation policy has led 13 insurgent groups to end their fight and join hands with the military for the welfare of the nation , Than Shwe said . join hands How did they convince them to 'join hands' with the military? 16 18 -1369 5 The government ' s reconciliation policy has led 13 insurgent groups to end their fight and join hands with the military for the welfare of the nation , Than Shwe said . reconciliation policy What is the policy? 4 6 -1370 1 Energy Minister Gonen Segev said Sunday he was investigating ways to resume oil transport to Gaza , suspended after Palestinian gunmen attacked an Israeli tanker and killed a security guard last week . Energy Minister Gonen Segev What is an Energy Minister? 0 4 -1370 1 Energy Minister Gonen Segev said Sunday he was investigating ways to resume oil transport to Gaza , suspended after Palestinian gunmen attacked an Israeli tanker and killed a security guard last week . attacked an Israeli tanker What was the reason for attacking the tanker? 21 25 -1370 3 Palestinian officials said Sunday that they had only enough benzene to last two days . enough benzene to last two days How does benzene relate to Israel and Palestine conflict? 8 14 -1370 5 " We have a little gas , " said Palestinian Economics Minister Ahmed Qurei . " We will import from abroad , from Jordan and Egypt . We don ' t need the Israeli gasoline . " " We have a little gas , " If gas resources are low why ruin a potential relationship for resources? 0 8 -1370 5 " We have a little gas , " said Palestinian Economics Minister Ahmed Qurei . " We will import from abroad , from Jordan and Egypt . We don ' t need the Israeli gasoline . " We don ' t need the Israeli gasoline If they don't need it what is the issue? 27 35 -1371 1 Ten foreign aid workers held hostage for up to three days by rebels arrived in Kenya on Sunday , tired and traumatized but otherwise in good health . rebels Where are the rebels from? 12 13 -1371 1 Ten foreign aid workers held hostage for up to three days by rebels arrived in Kenya on Sunday , tired and traumatized but otherwise in good health . held hostage Why were the foreign aid workers taken and held hostage? 4 6 -1371 1 Ten foreign aid workers held hostage for up to three days by rebels arrived in Kenya on Sunday , tired and traumatized but otherwise in good health . foreign where are these aid workers from? 1 2 -1371 1 Ten foreign aid workers held hostage for up to three days by rebels arrived in Kenya on Sunday , tired and traumatized but otherwise in good health . foreign aid workers Where were the workers from? 1 4 -1371 1 Ten foreign aid workers held hostage for up to three days by rebels arrived in Kenya on Sunday , tired and traumatized but otherwise in good health . held hostage Who held them hostage? 4 6 -1371 1 Ten foreign aid workers held hostage for up to three days by rebels arrived in Kenya on Sunday , tired and traumatized but otherwise in good health . three days What were their demands? 9 11 -1371 1 Ten foreign aid workers held hostage for up to three days by rebels arrived in Kenya on Sunday , tired and traumatized but otherwise in good health . hostage Why were they held hostage 5 6 -1371 1 Ten foreign aid workers held hostage for up to three days by rebels arrived in Kenya on Sunday , tired and traumatized but otherwise in good health . rebels Which rebels? 12 13 -1371 2 An eleventh colleague , a Kenyan , left to be with his family , said Sally Burnheim , a spokeswoman for the U . N . Operation Lifeline Sudan , which acts as umbrella for aid agencies in the war and famine ravage region . left to be with his family , Why was this individual left to be with his family while ten others were taken hostage? 7 14 -1371 2 An eleventh colleague , a Kenyan , left to be with his family , said Sally Burnheim , a spokeswoman for the U . N . Operation Lifeline Sudan , which acts as umbrella for aid agencies in the war and famine ravage region . left to be with his family , Why was he left? 7 14 -1371 2 An eleventh colleague , a Kenyan , left to be with his family , said Sally Burnheim , a spokeswoman for the U . N . Operation Lifeline Sudan , which acts as umbrella for aid agencies in the war and famine ravage region . the war War against who? 38 40 -1371 2 An eleventh colleague , a Kenyan , left to be with his family , said Sally Burnheim , a spokeswoman for the U . N . Operation Lifeline Sudan , which acts as umbrella for aid agencies in the war and famine ravage region . colleague , What or who is this 11th colleague? 2 4 -1371 2 An eleventh colleague , a Kenyan , left to be with his family , said Sally Burnheim , a spokeswoman for the U . N . Operation Lifeline Sudan , which acts as umbrella for aid agencies in the war and famine ravage region . region Why is she relevent? 43 44 -1371 3 The former hostages have refused to talk to journalists about their ordeal until after they ' re debriefed Monday , said Burnheim . refused Why have the former hostages refused to talk to journalists about their experiences? 4 5 -1371 3 The former hostages have refused to talk to journalists about their ordeal until after they ' re debriefed Monday , said Burnheim . debriefed With whom will the ten former hostages debrief? 17 18 -1371 3 The former hostages have refused to talk to journalists about their ordeal until after they ' re debriefed Monday , said Burnheim . until why have the former hostages refuse to speak? what is preventing them? 12 13 -1371 3 The former hostages have refused to talk to journalists about their ordeal until after they ' re debriefed Monday , said Burnheim . refused to talk Why don't they want to talk? 4 7 -1371 3 The former hostages have refused to talk to journalists about their ordeal until after they ' re debriefed Monday , said Burnheim . they ' re debriefed Monday , Who is doing the debriefing? 14 20 -1371 4 " Besides , they are tired and traumatized , " Burnheim said . " Some of them went for long periods without food and water . " traumatized , " Besides being without food and water, in what other ways did the hostages report trauma? 7 10 -1371 4 " Besides , they are tired and traumatized , " Burnheim said . " Some of them went for long periods without food and water . " without food and water to what extent were the conditions they experienced unhealthy? 21 25 -1371 4 " Besides , they are tired and traumatized , " Burnheim said . " Some of them went for long periods without food and water . " long periods How long were these periods? 19 21 -1371 4 " Besides , they are tired and traumatized , " Burnheim said . " Some of them went for long periods without food and water . " water How long were they gone for the longest time? 24 25 -1371 5 The workers were captured in an attack in southern Sudan by about 130 guerrillas loyal to Gordon Koang Babyping , a renegade commander of rebel Sudan Peoples ' Liberation Army . attack Why was the Sudan Peoples' Liberation Army attacking southern Sudan? 6 7 -1371 5 The workers were captured in an attack in southern Sudan by about 130 guerrillas loyal to Gordon Koang Babyping , a renegade commander of rebel Sudan Peoples ' Liberation Army . Gordon Koang Babyping , who is this group and what is their purpose? 16 20 -1371 5 The workers were captured in an attack in southern Sudan by about 130 guerrillas loyal to Gordon Koang Babyping , a renegade commander of rebel Sudan Peoples ' Liberation Army . were captured How were they captured? 2 4 -1371 5 The workers were captured in an attack in southern Sudan by about 130 guerrillas loyal to Gordon Koang Babyping , a renegade commander of rebel Sudan Peoples ' Liberation Army . an attack Why were they being attacked? 5 7 -1371 5 The workers were captured in an attack in southern Sudan by about 130 guerrillas loyal to Gordon Koang Babyping , a renegade commander of rebel Sudan Peoples ' Liberation Army . loyal Why were they so loyal? 14 15 -1371 5 The workers were captured in an attack in southern Sudan by about 130 guerrillas loyal to Gordon Koang Babyping , a renegade commander of rebel Sudan Peoples ' Liberation Army . workers what type of work did they do? 1 2 -1371 5 The workers were captured in an attack in southern Sudan by about 130 guerrillas loyal to Gordon Koang Babyping , a renegade commander of rebel Sudan Peoples ' Liberation Army . loyal Who were they Loyal to if not Gordon Koang Babyping? 14 15 -1372 1 European champion Rintje Ritmsa won the 1 , 500 - meter event in the Men ' s World Speedskating Championships Sunday , securing his lead in the overall standings . 1 , 500 - meter How many 1500-meter events has he competed in? 6 11 -1372 1 European champion Rintje Ritmsa won the 1 , 500 - meter event in the Men ' s World Speedskating Championships Sunday , securing his lead in the overall standings . overall How much of a sizeable lead does he have in the in the overall standings? 27 28 -1372 2 The Olympic silver medalist completed the race in 1 minute , 53 . 31 seconds , more than two seconds slower than the World Record , but well below the Baselga track record of 1 minute , 54 . 58 . Baselga What is Baselga? 30 31 -1372 3 Ritsma , 24 , added the victory to his third place in the 500 - meters and his fifth in the 5 , 000 to give him a total of 118 . 49 points before the final 10 , 000 - meter event , which was set for late afternoon . Ritsma , How old was he when he started? 0 2 -1372 5 Canada ' s Neal Marshall excelled in the 1 , 500 - meter , his best event , to finish third . Marshall has won two World Cup races in the event so far this season . his best event , Why is the 1500m race his best event? 14 18 -1372 5 Canada ' s Neal Marshall excelled in the 1 , 500 - meter , his best event , to finish third . Marshall has won two World Cup races in the event so far this season . Neal How many has he won in his career? 3 4 -1373 1 Portugal ' s Paulo Guerra outsprinted Kenyan Ondoro Osoro Sunday to win the Almond Blossom Cross Country , stretch his lead in the IAAF standings and clinch the European Club Champions ' Cup for his team Maratona . IAAF What does IAAF stand for? 23 24 -1373 1 Portugal ' s Paulo Guerra outsprinted Kenyan Ondoro Osoro Sunday to win the Almond Blossom Cross Country , stretch his lead in the IAAF standings and clinch the European Club Champions ' Cup for his team Maratona . Almond Blossom Cross Country , Where is the event held? 13 18 -1373 2 Guerra , 24 , completed the 10 , 000 meter race in 29 minutes , 21 seconds , just two seconds ahead of the Kenyan , a three - time winner in the Algarve race . Algarve what were the times at algarve races before 33 34 -1373 2 Guerra , 24 , completed the 10 , 000 meter race in 29 minutes , 21 seconds , just two seconds ahead of the Kenyan , a three - time winner in the Algarve race . meter What is that in metric? 9 10 -1373 2 Guerra , 24 , completed the 10 , 000 meter race in 29 minutes , 21 seconds , just two seconds ahead of the Kenyan , a three - time winner in the Algarve race . 29 minutes , 21 seconds , What is the all time record? 12 18 -1373 3 The victory extended Guerra ' s lead in the IAAF standings to 100 points from four meets after 10 events of the World Cross Country Challenge . events what were the events 19 20 -1373 3 The victory extended Guerra ' s lead in the IAAF standings to 100 points from four meets after 10 events of the World Cross Country Challenge . 100 points How does this point system work? 12 14 -1373 3 The victory extended Guerra ' s lead in the IAAF standings to 100 points from four meets after 10 events of the World Cross Country Challenge . lead Who is in second and third? 6 7 -1373 5 But the athlete showed his usual modest form after the race . modest what were the athlete's modest forms 6 7 -1373 5 But the athlete showed his usual modest form after the race . modest form What is modest about him? 6 8 -1373 5 But the athlete showed his usual modest form after the race . showed How did he show his modesty? 3 4 -1373 5 But the athlete showed his usual modest form after the race . his usual modest form Why was his form usually described as modest? 4 8 -1374 1 Finland edged Sweden by two - tenths of a second after a thrilling duel down the stretch between Sami Repo and Henrik Forsberg to win a men ' s World Cup 20 - kilometer cross - country ski relay Sunday at the Holmenkollen Ski Festival . thrilling duel Why was it a thrilling duel? 12 14 -1374 2 Forsberg , who led by eight seconds at the start of the final 5K freestyle lap , lost his balance about 10 meters from the finish line and Repo surged ahead . lost his balance What led to the loss of balance? 17 20 -1374 4 Norway , without individual World Cup points leader Bjorn Daehlie , finished third in 49 : 56 . 6 . without individual World Cup points leader Why were they without him? 2 8 -1374 5 Skiers used the classical - style in the first two legs of the mixed - style relay , shortened to 20 kilometers for the first time in Holmenkollen ' s history . relay , Why was the relay shortened? 16 18 -1374 5 Skiers used the classical - style in the first two legs of the mixed - style relay , shortened to 20 kilometers for the first time in Holmenkollen ' s history . classical - style in the first two legs Then what styles did they use? 3 11 -1374 5 Skiers used the classical - style in the first two legs of the mixed - style relay , shortened to 20 kilometers for the first time in Holmenkollen ' s history . shortened to 20 kilometers Why was the race run at a shorter distance? 18 22 -1374 5 Skiers used the classical - style in the first two legs of the mixed - style relay , shortened to 20 kilometers for the first time in Holmenkollen ' s history . first time in Holmenkollen ' s history Why is the first time in Holmenkollen's history? 24 31 -1375 1 Dutchman Rintje Ritmsa won his first - ever World Speedskating Championship Sunday after a season dominating the field . Speedskating Championship Why was this the first ever Speedskating Championship? 9 11 -1375 1 Dutchman Rintje Ritmsa won his first - ever World Speedskating Championship Sunday after a season dominating the field . dominating the field How did Dutchman Rintje Ritma dominated the field? 15 18 -1375 1 Dutchman Rintje Ritmsa won his first - ever World Speedskating Championship Sunday after a season dominating the field . field Who are some of his competitors? 17 18 -1375 2 Ritsma , 24 , twice European Championships and Olympic silver medalist in Lillehammer , won seven World Cup races this season but had yet to win a World Championship . World Who won the previous World Championship? 16 17 -1375 3 He showed his talent as an all - round skater Sunday , winning both the 1 , 500 - and the 10 , 000 - meters . He finished third in the 500 - and fifth in the 5 , 000 races on Saturday . races Are these the four speed skating distance events? Are there other distances? 41 42 -1375 4 " I skated one of my best 10 kilometers today . It was really good . I was able to keep a steady pace of 34 seconds a lap so I was always in control of the race , " said Ritsma who finished with a time of 14 minutes , 9 . 89 seconds . steady pace of 34 seconds a lap How many laps are in the 10-kilometer race? 22 29 -1375 4 " I skated one of my best 10 kilometers today . It was really good . I was able to keep a steady pace of 34 seconds a lap so I was always in control of the race , " said Ritsma who finished with a time of 14 minutes , 9 . 89 seconds . minutes , Is this a good time? What is the average time versus a record time? 49 51 -1375 5 " I was very surprised and nervous for the 1 , 500 because I saw the other times were fast . This gave me the motivation to push even harder though , " he said . saw the other times were fast . How were the other competitors faster in this event? 14 21 -1375 5 " I was very surprised and nervous for the 1 , 500 because I saw the other times were fast . This gave me the motivation to push even harder though , " he said . saw the other times were fast Why were the other times so quick in this particular race? 14 20 -1375 5 " I was very surprised and nervous for the 1 , 500 because I saw the other times were fast . This gave me the motivation to push even harder though , " he said . times What was the time for the second and third place skaters? 17 18 -1376 1 President Clinton implored Arabs and Israelis on Sunday to go beyond rhetoric and move quickly , despite terrorism , to expand Palestinian rule on the West Bank . go beyond rhetoric Why is rhetoric the only thing being currently used? 9 12 -1376 1 President Clinton implored Arabs and Israelis on Sunday to go beyond rhetoric and move quickly , despite terrorism , to expand Palestinian rule on the West Bank . implored What does this mean by implored? 2 3 -1376 1 President Clinton implored Arabs and Israelis on Sunday to go beyond rhetoric and move quickly , despite terrorism , to expand Palestinian rule on the West Bank . Bank What happened in the West Bank that required this move? 26 27 -1376 2 " We are at a critical moment in the peace process , " Clinton said as he opened a meeting of foreign ministers and other representatives on the Middle East peace process . But , he said , " We are not going to let the peace process collapse . " peace What happened to disturb the peace in the first place? 9 10 -1376 2 " We are at a critical moment in the peace process , " Clinton said as he opened a meeting of foreign ministers and other representatives on the Middle East peace process . But , he said , " We are not going to let the peace process collapse . " critical What makes this moment critical? 5 6 -1376 3 The U . S . - sponsored session to restart the process of normalizing Arab - Israeli relations convened against a background of recent violence and new Arab pressure on Israel to sign the Nuclear Non - Proliferation Treaty . recent violence What type of violence had recently taken place? 23 25 -1376 3 The U . S . - sponsored session to restart the process of normalizing Arab - Israeli relations convened against a background of recent violence and new Arab pressure on Israel to sign the Nuclear Non - Proliferation Treaty . Nuclear Non - Proliferation Treaty What is this treaty and what does it mean for the future of both countries? 34 39 -1376 3 The U . S . - sponsored session to restart the process of normalizing Arab - Israeli relations convened against a background of recent violence and new Arab pressure on Israel to sign the Nuclear Non - Proliferation Treaty . Treaty What does this Treaty require of Israel and Arab nations? 38 39 -1376 3 The U . S . - sponsored session to restart the process of normalizing Arab - Israeli relations convened against a background of recent violence and new Arab pressure on Israel to sign the Nuclear Non - Proliferation Treaty . Nuclear Non - Proliferation Treaty What is the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty? 34 39 -1376 4 Quoting Yasser Arafat , the chairman of the Palestine Liberation Organization , Clinton said , " We cannot allow ( rising terrorism ) to kill the Palestinian dream . " " We cannot allow ( rising Is we, the country? What happened to allow terrorism in the first place?\n 15 21 -1376 4 Quoting Yasser Arafat , the chairman of the Palestine Liberation Organization , Clinton said , " We cannot allow ( rising terrorism ) to kill the Palestinian dream . " Liberation What does liberation mean in this context ? 9 10 -1376 4 Quoting Yasser Arafat , the chairman of the Palestine Liberation Organization , Clinton said , " We cannot allow ( rising terrorism ) to kill the Palestinian dream . " dream What is the 'Palestinian dream'? 27 28 -1376 5 Clinton sat at the head of a long , polished table in the Garden Room of Blair House , the presidential guest quarters across Pennsylvania Avenue from the White House . Garden Room of Blair House , Why is this location important? 13 19 -1377 1 While its troops tried to stamp out rebels in the south , Mexico ' s government faced a peaceful challenge Sunday in the heartland , where an opposition party was favored to win control of a major state and the country ' s second - largest city . rebels What are the rebels fighting for or against? 7 8 -1377 1 While its troops tried to stamp out rebels in the south , Mexico ' s government faced a peaceful challenge Sunday in the heartland , where an opposition party was favored to win control of a major state and the country ' s second - largest city . opposition What policies does the opposition party support? 27 28 -1377 1 While its troops tried to stamp out rebels in the south , Mexico ' s government faced a peaceful challenge Sunday in the heartland , where an opposition party was favored to win control of a major state and the country ' s second - largest city . major state Which state? 36 38 -1377 1 While its troops tried to stamp out rebels in the south , Mexico ' s government faced a peaceful challenge Sunday in the heartland , where an opposition party was favored to win control of a major state and the country ' s second - largest city . rebels in the south , What were the rebels in the south of Mexico trying to accomplish? 7 12 -1377 3 Voters were choosing a governor and mayors of 124 cities , including Guadalajara , as well as a new state congress . choosing How does voting and government structure work in Mexico? 2 3 -1377 4 Sunday ' s vote was seen as a test of new President Ernesto Zedillo ' s pledge of fair elections and of a clear divide between the government and the party that has ruled Mexico for 66 years . 66 years Why has one party been so dominant in Mexico? 36 38 -1377 5 " Nobody will believe in anything the officials say , neither inside nor outside the country " if the election is unfair , said Carlos Castillo Peraza , president of the conservative National Action Party , or PAN . He threatened civil disobedience if his party loses by fraud . conservative National Action Party , Is this the opposition party referred to previously? 31 36 -1377 5 " Nobody will believe in anything the officials say , neither inside nor outside the country " if the election is unfair , said Carlos Castillo Peraza , president of the conservative National Action Party , or PAN . He threatened civil disobedience if his party loses by fraud . threatened civil disobedience What sort of civil disobedience was Peraza looking to undertake if fraud had occurred? 40 43 -1378 1 Magdalena Maleeva , not originally scheduled to play the Ameritech Cup , was glad she did Sunday . Magdalena Why was she not scheduled to play? 0 1 -1378 1 Magdalena Maleeva , not originally scheduled to play the Ameritech Cup , was glad she did Sunday . not originally scheduled Who was scheduled? 3 6 -1378 1 Magdalena Maleeva , not originally scheduled to play the Ameritech Cup , was glad she did Sunday . glad she did Why was she glad? 13 16 -1378 1 Magdalena Maleeva , not originally scheduled to play the Ameritech Cup , was glad she did Sunday . Ameritech Cup , What sport is this? 9 12 -1378 2 She used her passing shots and an effective mix of power and placement to beat Lisa Raymond 7 - 5 , 7 - 6 ( 7 - 2 ) and earn her fourth career WTA Tour title . She How long had she been playing? 0 1 -1378 2 She used her passing shots and an effective mix of power and placement to beat Lisa Raymond 7 - 5 , 7 - 6 ( 7 - 2 ) and earn her fourth career WTA Tour title . effective mix of power What constitutes an effective mix of power? 7 11 -1378 3 With Mary Joe Fernandez forced to pull out because of illness , Maleeva , the No . 11 on the WTA Tour , endured a long plane ride , arriving in Chicago Monday night after the tournament had already started . Mary What kind of illness did she have? 1 2 -1378 3 With Mary Joe Fernandez forced to pull out because of illness , Maleeva , the No . 11 on the WTA Tour , endured a long plane ride , arriving in Chicago Monday night after the tournament had already started . illness , What type of illness? 10 12 -1378 3 With Mary Joe Fernandez forced to pull out because of illness , Maleeva , the No . 11 on the WTA Tour , endured a long plane ride , arriving in Chicago Monday night after the tournament had already started . long plane ride , How long was the ride? 25 29 -1378 4 " I felt a little responsible because they were missing a player , " Maleeva said . felt a little responsible Why did she feel responsible? 2 6 -1378 5 In Tokyo , she ' d beaten Mary Pierce and reached the semifinals . But no time to savor or rest . rest Why was there no time to rest? 20 21 -1378 5 In Tokyo , she ' d beaten Mary Pierce and reached the semifinals . But no time to savor or rest . But no time to savor or rest Why was there no time to rest? 14 21 -1378 5 In Tokyo , she ' d beaten Mary Pierce and reached the semifinals . But no time to savor or rest . beaten When did this happen? 6 7 -1379 1 Israel ' s Cabinet on Sunday extended a three - week long closure that has economically paralyzed the West Bank and Gaza Strip , hours before President Clinton implicitly urged that the restrictions be lifted . extended a three - week long closure Why was the closure instituted in the first place? 6 13 -1379 1 Israel ' s Cabinet on Sunday extended a three - week long closure that has economically paralyzed the West Bank and Gaza Strip , hours before President Clinton implicitly urged that the restrictions be lifted . economically How severely did the closure impact the area? 15 16 -1379 1 Israel ' s Cabinet on Sunday extended a three - week long closure that has economically paralyzed the West Bank and Gaza Strip , hours before President Clinton implicitly urged that the restrictions be lifted . restrictions How did the restrictions result in the United States taking action? 32 33 -1379 1 Israel ' s Cabinet on Sunday extended a three - week long closure that has economically paralyzed the West Bank and Gaza Strip , hours before President Clinton implicitly urged that the restrictions be lifted . three - week long closure why have they been closed? 8 13 -1379 2 Ministers demanded a tougher crackdown by PLO leader Yasser Arafat on militant groups responsible for a spate of attacks that have killed 55 Israelis since Oct . 1 . groups How many militant groups were involved? 12 13 -1379 2 Ministers demanded a tougher crackdown by PLO leader Yasser Arafat on militant groups responsible for a spate of attacks that have killed 55 Israelis since Oct . 1 . attacks Were these attacks targeting civilians or military? 18 19 -1379 2 Ministers demanded a tougher crackdown by PLO leader Yasser Arafat on militant groups responsible for a spate of attacks that have killed 55 Israelis since Oct . 1 . PLO what is this acronym? 6 7 -1379 3 The closure which bars tens of thousands of Palestinians from working in Israel , was imposed Jan . 22 after a suicide bombing that killed 21 Israelis near Netanya . working What percentage of Palestinians work in Israel? 10 11 -1379 3 The closure which bars tens of thousands of Palestinians from working in Israel , was imposed Jan . 22 after a suicide bombing that killed 21 Israelis near Netanya . Netanya where is that city located? 28 29 -1379 5 The Cabinet stopped short of taking a formal vote on the closure , but the lack of a vote in effect extended the measure . stopped Why did they avoid taking a formal vote? 2 3 -1380 1 Hundreds of protesters backed by about 100 municipal trucks disrupted domestic flights Monday in a protest against the noise and pollution from a new runway at Sydney ' s airport . backed by about 100 municipal trucks Why were the protestors backed by municipal trucks? 3 9 -1380 1 Hundreds of protesters backed by about 100 municipal trucks disrupted domestic flights Monday in a protest against the noise and pollution from a new runway at Sydney ' s airport . new runway Why was the new runway built? 23 25 -1380 1 Hundreds of protesters backed by about 100 municipal trucks disrupted domestic flights Monday in a protest against the noise and pollution from a new runway at Sydney ' s airport . protest How did they protest and disrupt flights? 15 16 -1380 2 The protest leader , suburban Marrickville Mayor Barry Cotter , said more than 2 , 000 people joined in , but police estimated the crowd at about 400 . joined How did they participate? Was it peaceful? 17 18 -1380 3 Garbage trucks and other municipal trucks from 11 nearby suburbs under the runway ' s flight path blared their horns and drove around the domestic terminal , blocking off traffic and hampering fliers . municipal trucks How did the protestors get ahold of municipal trucks? 4 6 -1380 5 Cotter said the protest was a success . " We didn ' t ever intend closing the airport - we just wanted to disrupt it . success Why was the protest a success? 6 7 -1380 5 Cotter said the protest was a success . " We didn ' t ever intend closing the airport - we just wanted to disrupt it . we just wanted to disrupt it What were the protestors hoping that this disruption would cause in the end? 19 25 -1381 1 The West showed why it holds the balance of power in the NBA . showed why How did it show why it holds the balance of power? 2 4 -1381 1 The West showed why it holds the balance of power in the NBA . West showed why it holds What teams in the west are the best? 1 6 -1381 2 In a game that wasn ' t close after the first quarter , the Western Conference rode the shooting of Mitch Richmond on Sunday to beat the Eastern Conference 139 - 112 . beat the Eastern Conference 139 - 112 Who played in the Eastern Conference? 25 32 -1381 2 In a game that wasn ' t close after the first quarter , the Western Conference rode the shooting of Mitch Richmond on Sunday to beat the Eastern Conference 139 - 112 . rode the shooting what does this mean? 16 19 -1381 3 Richmond , the Sacramento Kings star , led all scorers with 23 points on 10 - for - 13 shooting and took home the most valuable player award in his third All - Star game . valuable player award in his third All - Star game Is the all star game a series of games? 25 35 -1381 4 " This just caps off how we ' ve turned things around in Sacramento , " Richmond said . how we ' ve turned things around What situation did you turn things around from? 5 12 -1381 4 " This just caps off how we ' ve turned things around in Sacramento , " Richmond said . turned things around Why weren't they dominant in the past? 9 12 -1381 4 " This just caps off how we ' ve turned things around in Sacramento , " Richmond said . just caps off how we ' ve turned things around Why did this mark a turn around? 2 12 -1381 4 " This just caps off how we ' ve turned things around in Sacramento , " Richmond said . how we ' ve turned things what were things like before? 5 11 -1381 5 Even Shaquille O ' Neal ' s first good performance as an All - Star couldn ' t match the West ' s firepower . Shaquille O ' Neal ' s What team is he from? 1 7 -1381 5 Even Shaquille O ' Neal ' s first good performance as an All - Star couldn ' t match the West ' s firepower . first good performance what are some details about this performance? 7 10 -1382 1 Japan ' s personal computer market surged 34 . 7 percent last year , topping 3 million units for the first time , a private research company said Monday . market surged What was the cause of the market surge? 5 7 -1382 1 Japan ' s personal computer market surged 34 . 7 percent last year , topping 3 million units for the first time , a private research company said Monday . private research company Who hired this company? 24 27 -1382 1 Japan ' s personal computer market surged 34 . 7 percent last year , topping 3 million units for the first time , a private research company said Monday . surged 34 . 7 percent last year , Why was there a surge in computer sales? 6 14 -1382 2 Shipment of new personal computers in Japan totaled 3 . 32 million units in 1994 , up from 2 . 46 million in 1993 , Dataquest Japan said . in Japan Do you mean in all of Japan? 5 7 -1382 2 Shipment of new personal computers in Japan totaled 3 . 32 million units in 1994 , up from 2 . 46 million in 1993 , Dataquest Japan said . up What was the reason for the increase? 16 17 -1382 3 Dataquest attributed the sharp growth to lower prices of high - performance PCs and efforts by many large corporations to boost computer literacy among employees . lower prices Why were the prices lowered? 6 8 -1382 3 Dataquest attributed the sharp growth to lower prices of high - performance PCs and efforts by many large corporations to boost computer literacy among employees . efforts What efforts were given? 14 15 -1382 4 Because of the sluggish economy , shipments of personal computers in japan had risen just 10 percent between 1990 and 1993 . sluggish why was the economy sluggish? 3 4 -1382 4 Because of the sluggish economy , shipments of personal computers in japan had risen just 10 percent between 1990 and 1993 . sluggish economy , What was the main contributor to the slow down in Economy? 3 6 -1382 4 Because of the sluggish economy , shipments of personal computers in japan had risen just 10 percent between 1990 and 1993 . just 10 percent What percentage was expected? 14 17 -1382 4 Because of the sluggish economy , shipments of personal computers in japan had risen just 10 percent between 1990 and 1993 . Because of the sluggish economy , What was leading to a sluggish Japanese economy at this time? 0 6 -1382 5 NEC Corp . , the Japanese market leader , shipped 1 . 56 million units last year , up 19 . 8 percent from the previous year . But NEC ' s market share slipped from 53 . 4 percent in 1993 to 47 . 0 percent as competitors helped expand the overall market . competitors which competitors? 48 49 -1382 5 NEC Corp . , the Japanese market leader , shipped 1 . 56 million units last year , up 19 . 8 percent from the previous year . But NEC ' s market share slipped from 53 . 4 percent in 1993 to 47 . 0 percent as competitors helped expand the overall market . leader , What makes NEC Corp the leader? 7 9 -1382 5 NEC Corp . , the Japanese market leader , shipped 1 . 56 million units last year , up 19 . 8 percent from the previous year . But NEC ' s market share slipped from 53 . 4 percent in 1993 to 47 . 0 percent as competitors helped expand the overall market . slipped Were they expecting this slide? 34 35 -1382 5 NEC Corp . , the Japanese market leader , shipped 1 . 56 million units last year , up 19 . 8 percent from the previous year . But NEC ' s market share slipped from 53 . 4 percent in 1993 to 47 . 0 percent as competitors helped expand the overall market . competitors Who were some of the main competitors? 48 49 -1383 1 Tokyo police arrested four men , including a controversial photographer , on Monday for selling 69 , 000 copies of an allegedly pornographic book . controversial photographer , Why is the photographer controversial? 8 11 -1383 1 Tokyo police arrested four men , including a controversial photographer , on Monday for selling 69 , 000 copies of an allegedly pornographic book . allegedly pornographic book Why was the book considered pornographic? 21 24 -1383 1 Tokyo police arrested four men , including a controversial photographer , on Monday for selling 69 , 000 copies of an allegedly pornographic book . allegedly pornographic book what book? 21 24 -1383 1 Tokyo police arrested four men , including a controversial photographer , on Monday for selling 69 , 000 copies of an allegedly pornographic book . controversial What makes the photographer controversial? 8 9 -1383 1 Tokyo police arrested four men , including a controversial photographer , on Monday for selling 69 , 000 copies of an allegedly pornographic book . pornographic Is it illegal to sell pornographic books in Japan? 22 23 -1383 1 Tokyo police arrested four men , including a controversial photographer , on Monday for selling 69 , 000 copies of an allegedly pornographic book . controversial photographer , Why is this photographer considered controversial? 8 11 -1383 2 The book violated pornography laws because it contained close - up , graphic photos of pubic hair , a Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department official said . pubic hair , Why is pubic hair banned under Japan's pornography laws? 15 18 -1383 3 Though strictly banned for decades , eased enforcement of pornography laws has led to a wide circulation of such books , which have been dubbed " heah - nudo , " or hair nudes . strictly banned for decades , Why were they strictly banned? 1 6 -1383 3 Though strictly banned for decades , eased enforcement of pornography laws has led to a wide circulation of such books , which have been dubbed " heah - nudo , " or hair nudes . wide circulation of such books , Why are such books currently so popular? 15 21 -1383 3 Though strictly banned for decades , eased enforcement of pornography laws has led to a wide circulation of such books , which have been dubbed " heah - nudo , " or hair nudes . eased enforcement Why has enforcement eased up recently? 6 8 -1383 3 Though strictly banned for decades , eased enforcement of pornography laws has led to a wide circulation of such books , which have been dubbed " heah - nudo , " or hair nudes . eased enforcement Why has there been eased enforcement of pornography laws? 6 8 -1383 3 Though strictly banned for decades , eased enforcement of pornography laws has led to a wide circulation of such books , which have been dubbed " heah - nudo , " or hair nudes . hair nudes Why are these nudes popular? 32 34 -1383 4 Monday ' s arrests could indicate a restrengthening of the anti - porno regulations . The arrests were the first specifically related to this offense , said the official , who spoke on condition of anonymity . condition of anonymity Why did he speak only anonymously? 33 36 -1383 4 Monday ' s arrests could indicate a restrengthening of the anti - porno regulations . The arrests were the first specifically related to this offense , said the official , who spoke on condition of anonymity . arrests were the first Why were these men chosen to be arrested? 16 20 -1383 4 Monday ' s arrests could indicate a restrengthening of the anti - porno regulations . The arrests were the first specifically related to this offense , said the official , who spoke on condition of anonymity . spoke on condition of anonymity Why does he feel the need to speak on the condition of anonymity if he is a public official? 31 36 -1383 5 Arrested were Noriaki Kano , a 52 - year - old photographer , Ippei Takahashi , 50 , president of Takeshobo Inc . a publishing firm in Tokyo , and two other Takeshobo officials , police said . two other Takeshobo officials , Who are the Takeshobo officials? 30 35 -1383 5 Arrested were Noriaki Kano , a 52 - year - old photographer , Ippei Takahashi , 50 , president of Takeshobo Inc . a publishing firm in Tokyo , and two other Takeshobo officials , police said . Takeshobo Why was this company targeted for arrests? 20 21 -1384 1 Banks from Germany and the Netherlands were among 10 banks given approval to operate in the Philippines under the country ' s new liberalized bank laws , Central Bank Governor Gabriel Singson said Monday . Germany and the Netherlands were among Why were these chosen? 2 8 -1384 1 Banks from Germany and the Netherlands were among 10 banks given approval to operate in the Philippines under the country ' s new liberalized bank laws , Central Bank Governor Gabriel Singson said Monday . 10 banks given approval Where are the other 8 banks from? 8 12 -1384 1 Banks from Germany and the Netherlands were among 10 banks given approval to operate in the Philippines under the country ' s new liberalized bank laws , Central Bank Governor Gabriel Singson said Monday . new liberalized bank laws , What are these new laws? 22 27 -1384 1 Banks from Germany and the Netherlands were among 10 banks given approval to operate in the Philippines under the country ' s new liberalized bank laws , Central Bank Governor Gabriel Singson said Monday . liberalized bank laws , Why are they now liberalizing bank laws? 23 27 -1384 1 Banks from Germany and the Netherlands were among 10 banks given approval to operate in the Philippines under the country ' s new liberalized bank laws , Central Bank Governor Gabriel Singson said Monday . new liberalized bank laws , What are the new bank laws? 22 27 -1384 2 Deutsche Bank of Germany and ING Bank of the Netherlands were the only European banks chosen . were the only European banks chosen How many banks from that area were in contention? 10 16 -1384 2 Deutsche Bank of Germany and ING Bank of the Netherlands were the only European banks chosen . only European banks chosen Why them in particular? 12 16 -1384 2 Deutsche Bank of Germany and ING Bank of the Netherlands were the only European banks chosen . only European banks chosen Why were these the only ones chosen? 12 16 -1384 3 Others were Fuji Bank , Ltd . , Bank of Tokyo , both from Japan ; Chemical Bank of the United States ; Bangkok Bank of Thailand ; the Taiwan - based International Commercial Bank China ; Korea Exchange Bank ; Development Bank of Singapore ; and ANZ Banking Group , Ltd . of New Zealand . Others were Why were these chosen? 0 2 -1384 4 The new banking law , which was passed in May last year , widens the scope of operations of foreign banks in the Philippines and was among the series of legislations under the Ramos administration designed to liberalize the economy to attract more foreign investments . new banking law , What does the new law state? 1 5 -1384 4 The new banking law , which was passed in May last year , widens the scope of operations of foreign banks in the Philippines and was among the series of legislations under the Ramos administration designed to liberalize the economy to attract more foreign investments . widens the scope What is the scope? 13 16 -1384 4 The new banking law , which was passed in May last year , widens the scope of operations of foreign banks in the Philippines and was among the series of legislations under the Ramos administration designed to liberalize the economy to attract more foreign investments . attract more foreign investments How is this a benefit? 41 45 -1384 5 Four foreign banks already operate here - - Citibank , Bank of America , Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corp . and Standard Chartered Bank . already operate here How long have they been in operation? 3 6 -1385 1 Negotiations on better Chinese protection of U . S . copyrights , patents and trademarks are scheduled to resume Tuesday afternoon , a U . S . Embassy spokesman said Monday . U . S . Embassy spokesman Which US Embassy spokesperson? 23 29 -1385 1 Negotiations on better Chinese protection of U . S . copyrights , patents and trademarks are scheduled to resume Tuesday afternoon , a U . S . Embassy spokesman said Monday . better Chinese protection What are the current protections and why are they inadequate? 2 5 -1385 1 Negotiations on better Chinese protection of U . S . copyrights , patents and trademarks are scheduled to resume Tuesday afternoon , a U . S . Embassy spokesman said Monday . Negotiations on better Chinese protection Why is there a need for negotiations on better Chinese protection? 0 5 -1385 1 Negotiations on better Chinese protection of U . S . copyrights , patents and trademarks are scheduled to resume Tuesday afternoon , a U . S . Embassy spokesman said Monday . better Chinese protection How will they be protected? 2 5 -1385 2 The first full day of talks will be Wednesday , the spokesman said . the spokesman said Who is the spokeman? 10 13 -1385 3 The negotiations are an attempt to avert a trade war between the countries over enforcement of intellectual property rights protection . a trade war What are the conditions that might lead to a trade war? 7 10 -1385 3 The negotiations are an attempt to avert a trade war between the countries over enforcement of intellectual property rights protection . avert a trade war between the countries Why is there a need to avert trade war between countries? 6 13 -1385 4 U . S . Trade Representative Mickey Kantor has said substantial progress must be made on stopping piracy of U . S . movies , films and software by Feb . 26 . piracy How much piracy is currently going on? 17 18 -1385 4 U . S . Trade Representative Mickey Kantor has said substantial progress must be made on stopping piracy of U . S . movies , films and software by Feb . 26 . substantial progress How much progress does Kantor want? 10 12 -1385 4 U . S . Trade Representative Mickey Kantor has said substantial progress must be made on stopping piracy of U . S . movies , films and software by Feb . 26 . substantial progress What would count as \"progress\" in this case? 10 12 -1385 5 If no progress is made , the United States says it will impose punitive tariffs of up to 100 percent on about dlrs 1 billion of Chinese exports to the United States . up to Why \"up to\"? Will different goods have different tariffs, or will tariff levels vary as the problem continues? 16 18 -1385 5 If no progress is made , the United States says it will impose punitive tariffs of up to 100 percent on about dlrs 1 billion of Chinese exports to the United States . impose punitive tariffs How will Chinese react if US will impose punitive tariffs? 12 15 -1385 5 If no progress is made , the United States says it will impose punitive tariffs of up to 100 percent on about dlrs 1 billion of Chinese exports to the United States . Chinese exports to the United States . Which products will receive the tariffs? 26 33 -1386 1 Two white men got out of a smoke - filled car that exploded minutes later , a witness testified Monday at the trial of white extremists accused of bombings aimed at derailing last year ' s election . white extremists accused of bombings Why did the white extremists want to derail the election? 24 29 -1386 1 Two white men got out of a smoke - filled car that exploded minutes later , a witness testified Monday at the trial of white extremists accused of bombings aimed at derailing last year ' s election . smoke - filled car What caused the car to fill of smoke? 7 11 -1386 1 Two white men got out of a smoke - filled car that exploded minutes later , a witness testified Monday at the trial of white extremists accused of bombings aimed at derailing last year ' s election . exploded What caused the explosion? 12 13 -1386 1 Two white men got out of a smoke - filled car that exploded minutes later , a witness testified Monday at the trial of white extremists accused of bombings aimed at derailing last year ' s election . derailing last year ' s election Why did they want to derail the election? 31 37 -1386 1 Two white men got out of a smoke - filled car that exploded minutes later , a witness testified Monday at the trial of white extremists accused of bombings aimed at derailing last year ' s election . extremists Where did this event take place? 25 26 -1386 1 Two white men got out of a smoke - filled car that exploded minutes later , a witness testified Monday at the trial of white extremists accused of bombings aimed at derailing last year ' s election . got out of a smoke - filled car Where was this? 3 11 -1386 2 The 26 defendants , all members of the neo - Nazi Afrikaner Resistance Movement , pleaded innocent to charges of murder , attempted murder and other counts . all members How many members are there in total? 4 6 -1386 2 The 26 defendants , all members of the neo - Nazi Afrikaner Resistance Movement , pleaded innocent to charges of murder , attempted murder and other counts . neo - Nazi Afrikaner Resistance Movement , What is the main focus of this movement? 8 15 -1386 2 The 26 defendants , all members of the neo - Nazi Afrikaner Resistance Movement , pleaded innocent to charges of murder , attempted murder and other counts . other counts How many other counts? 25 27 -1386 2 The 26 defendants , all members of the neo - Nazi Afrikaner Resistance Movement , pleaded innocent to charges of murder , attempted murder and other counts . Movement , What is the goal of this neo-Nazi Afrikaner Resistance Movement? 13 15 -1386 3 All charges stemmed from a series of blasts in the Johannesburg area last April that killed 21 people and wounded more than 200 . The explosions started two days before the nation ' s first all - race election that ended apartheid by bringing a black - led government to power . all - race election what races were included? 35 39 -1386 3 All charges stemmed from a series of blasts in the Johannesburg area last April that killed 21 people and wounded more than 200 . The explosions started two days before the nation ' s first all - race election that ended apartheid by bringing a black - led government to power . all - race What races were allowed in previous elections? 35 38 -1386 4 The Afrikaner Resistance Movement , known by its Afrikaans - language initials AWB , had threatened to wage war against black rule . But the arrest of more than 30 members on the second day of the election ended the anti - voting violence . had threatened What had they threatened to do? 14 16 -1386 4 The Afrikaner Resistance Movement , known by its Afrikaans - language initials AWB , had threatened to wage war against black rule . But the arrest of more than 30 members on the second day of the election ended the anti - voting violence . black rule Who exactly is the black rule? 20 22 -1386 4 The Afrikaner Resistance Movement , known by its Afrikaans - language initials AWB , had threatened to wage war against black rule . But the arrest of more than 30 members on the second day of the election ended the anti - voting violence . anti - voting How large and widespread is the anti-voting group? 40 43 -1386 5 At the trial Monday , witness Abraham Kuyani said he saw a car with two white men inside park on Bree Street in downtown Johannesburg on April 24 , 1994 . witness Did this person see the explosion? 5 6 -1387 1 The man accused of masterminding the World Trade Center bombing is suspected of planting a bomb on a Philippine airliner that killed a passenger in December , the national police chief said Monday . suspected Why is he suspected? 11 12 -1387 1 The man accused of masterminding the World Trade Center bombing is suspected of planting a bomb on a Philippine airliner that killed a passenger in December , the national police chief said Monday . accused Accused by whom? 2 3 -1387 1 The man accused of masterminding the World Trade Center bombing is suspected of planting a bomb on a Philippine airliner that killed a passenger in December , the national police chief said Monday . December , Since it was introduced that this man was associated with the World Trade Center bombing, it is not clear when the event with the Philippine airliner occurred. 25 27 -1387 1 The man accused of masterminding the World Trade Center bombing is suspected of planting a bomb on a Philippine airliner that killed a passenger in December , the national police chief said Monday . man which man? 1 2 -1387 1 The man accused of masterminding the World Trade Center bombing is suspected of planting a bomb on a Philippine airliner that killed a passenger in December , the national police chief said Monday . The man Who is this man? 0 2 -1387 1 The man accused of masterminding the World Trade Center bombing is suspected of planting a bomb on a Philippine airliner that killed a passenger in December , the national police chief said Monday . is suspected Why is he suspected? 10 12 -1387 1 The man accused of masterminding the World Trade Center bombing is suspected of planting a bomb on a Philippine airliner that killed a passenger in December , the national police chief said Monday . airliner How did he get the bomb on the plane? 19 20 -1387 2 Director General Recaredo Sarmiento said the bombing , which killed a Japanese passenger , was " a dry run " for a terror campaign against U . S . carriers in the Far East . " a dry run " Is this a common tactic for terrorists? 15 20 -1387 2 Director General Recaredo Sarmiento said the bombing , which killed a Japanese passenger , was " a dry run " for a terror campaign against U . S . carriers in the Far East . " a dry run " What does this mean in the context of a terror campaign? 15 20 -1387 2 Director General Recaredo Sarmiento said the bombing , which killed a Japanese passenger , was " a dry run " for a terror campaign against U . S . carriers in the Far East . " a dry run " What does \"a dry run\" mean? 15 20 -1387 2 Director General Recaredo Sarmiento said the bombing , which killed a Japanese passenger , was " a dry run " for a terror campaign against U . S . carriers in the Far East . terror campaign Who is this campaign against? 22 24 -1387 2 Director General Recaredo Sarmiento said the bombing , which killed a Japanese passenger , was " a dry run " for a terror campaign against U . S . carriers in the Far East . the Far East Where exactly in the Far East? 31 34 -1387 2 Director General Recaredo Sarmiento said the bombing , which killed a Japanese passenger , was " a dry run " for a terror campaign against U . S . carriers in the Far East . carriers Why target foreighners if target was U.S.? 29 30 -1387 3 Ramzi Yousef , who was arrested last week in Pakistan and deported to the United States , also was involved in a plot to kill Pope John Paul II during his visit to Manila last month , Sarmiento said . Ramzi Yousef , Is this the bomber? 0 3 -1387 3 Ramzi Yousef , who was arrested last week in Pakistan and deported to the United States , also was involved in a plot to kill Pope John Paul II during his visit to Manila last month , Sarmiento said . arrested Why was he arrested? 5 6 -1387 3 Ramzi Yousef , who was arrested last week in Pakistan and deported to the United States , also was involved in a plot to kill Pope John Paul II during his visit to Manila last month , Sarmiento said . deported Why was he deported? 11 12 -1387 3 Ramzi Yousef , who was arrested last week in Pakistan and deported to the United States , also was involved in a plot to kill Pope John Paul II during his visit to Manila last month , Sarmiento said . Pope Why are they trying to kill the Pope? 25 26 -1387 4 On Dec . 11 , a bomb exploded aboard a Philippine Airlines bound for Tokyo from the central Philippine city of Cebu . The pilot landed the plane safely on Okinawa but one person was killed and five others were injured . a bomb exploded aboard Where on the plane? 5 9 -1387 4 On Dec . 11 , a bomb exploded aboard a Philippine Airlines bound for Tokyo from the central Philippine city of Cebu . The pilot landed the plane safely on Okinawa but one person was killed and five others were injured . one person what nationality was this person? 32 34 -1387 4 On Dec . 11 , a bomb exploded aboard a Philippine Airlines bound for Tokyo from the central Philippine city of Cebu . The pilot landed the plane safely on Okinawa but one person was killed and five others were injured . a bomb What type of bomb? 5 7 -1387 4 On Dec . 11 , a bomb exploded aboard a Philippine Airlines bound for Tokyo from the central Philippine city of Cebu . The pilot landed the plane safely on Okinawa but one person was killed and five others were injured . bound for Tokyo How many people were aboard? 12 15 -1387 4 On Dec . 11 , a bomb exploded aboard a Philippine Airlines bound for Tokyo from the central Philippine city of Cebu . The pilot landed the plane safely on Okinawa but one person was killed and five others were injured . one person was killed How was this person killed? 32 36 -1387 4 On Dec . 11 , a bomb exploded aboard a Philippine Airlines bound for Tokyo from the central Philippine city of Cebu . The pilot landed the plane safely on Okinawa but one person was killed and five others were injured . Tokyo How far is that from Okinawa? 14 15 -1387 4 On Dec . 11 , a bomb exploded aboard a Philippine Airlines bound for Tokyo from the central Philippine city of Cebu . The pilot landed the plane safely on Okinawa but one person was killed and five others were injured . landed How high was the plane when the bomb went off? 25 26 -1387 5 A Filipino Muslim extremist group claimed responsibility , but police doubt whether it was capable of carrying out the attack . doubt whether it was capable Based on what evidence or experience? 10 15 -1387 5 A Filipino Muslim extremist group claimed responsibility , but police doubt whether it was capable of carrying out the attack . A Filipino Muslim extremist group Was this group related to the bomber in any way? 0 5 -1387 5 A Filipino Muslim extremist group claimed responsibility , but police doubt whether it was capable of carrying out the attack . group which group? 4 5 -1387 5 A Filipino Muslim extremist group claimed responsibility , but police doubt whether it was capable of carrying out the attack . claimed responsibility , What was their reasoning behind this bombing? 5 8 -1387 5 A Filipino Muslim extremist group claimed responsibility , but police doubt whether it was capable of carrying out the attack . doubt Why do they doubt? 10 11 -1387 5 A Filipino Muslim extremist group claimed responsibility , but police doubt whether it was capable of carrying out the attack . capable Why would they be incapable? 14 15 -1387 5 A Filipino Muslim extremist group claimed responsibility , but police doubt whether it was capable of carrying out the attack . Filipino Why did they claim the responsibility? 1 2 -1388 1 Hoping to lead by example , the top African National Congress official in the Johannesburg area came to this black township Monday to register to vote in local elections later this year . lead by example , Why does he have to lead by example here? Does no one want to register here? 2 6 -1388 1 Hoping to lead by example , the top African National Congress official in the Johannesburg area came to this black township Monday to register to vote in local elections later this year . township What township? 20 21 -1388 1 Hoping to lead by example , the top African National Congress official in the Johannesburg area came to this black township Monday to register to vote in local elections later this year . top African National Congress official What is the top congress? 7 12 -1388 1 Hoping to lead by example , the top African National Congress official in the Johannesburg area came to this black township Monday to register to vote in local elections later this year . this black township What \"black township\"? 18 21 -1388 2 But Tokyo Sexwale , premier of the Gauteng provincial government , found no one waiting to follow him . found no one waiting to follow him Why weren't people following his lead? 11 18 -1388 4 " I am very worried that people are not registering in the hundreds , in the thousands , " Sexwale said after presenting identification and filling out his form . not registering Why aren't people registering? 8 10 -1388 4 " I am very worried that people are not registering in the hundreds , in the thousands , " Sexwale said after presenting identification and filling out his form . very worried Why is he worried that people are not registering in large numbers? 3 5 -1388 5 Following the nation ' s first all - race election last April , which chose governments at the national and provincial levels , the voting scheduled for October would bring multiracial democracy to South African cities and villages . multiracial democracy Why weren't people of all races in South Africa allowed to vote previously? 30 32 -1389 1 With starvation looming in a besieged part of northwestern Bosnia , a U . N . aid agency said Monday it will try to bring acutely needed food through an alternate route . U . N . aid agency What U.N. aid agency said Monday that it will try to bring acutely needed food through an alternate route? 12 18 -1389 1 With starvation looming in a besieged part of northwestern Bosnia , a U . N . aid agency said Monday it will try to bring acutely needed food through an alternate route . through an alternate route Why would an alternate route be needed? 28 32 -1389 1 With starvation looming in a besieged part of northwestern Bosnia , a U . N . aid agency said Monday it will try to bring acutely needed food through an alternate route . starvation looming Why is there a starvation looming in Northwestern Bosnia? 1 3 -1389 2 Heavy fighting in the so - called Bihac pocket and intransigence by besieging forces have prevented the agency from sending regular convoys to civilians now totally dependent on outside aid . Heavy fighting in the so - called Bihac pocket Why is there fighting going on in this region? 0 9 -1389 2 Heavy fighting in the so - called Bihac pocket and intransigence by besieging forces have prevented the agency from sending regular convoys to civilians now totally dependent on outside aid . Bihac pocket What is the Bihac pocket? 7 9 -1389 3 The food situation is " extremely critical , " said Kris Janowski of the U . N . High Commissioner for Refugees . " The word starvation is now appropriate . " food situation is " extremely critical , " Why is the food situation extremely critical? 1 9 -1389 4 Representatives of the Bosnian government and rebel Serbs agreed Sunday on opening new routes for humanitarian aid via the Bosnian Serb stronghold of Banja Luka , southeast of the Bihac enclave . Bosnian Serb stronghold of Banja Luka , What is the Bosnian Serb stronghold of Banja Luka? 19 26 -1389 5 The UNHCR planned to try sending a convoy via that route Tuesday . Previously , convoys have come through Serb - held territory in Croatia and had to pass through a part of the Bihac pocket controlled by rebel Muslims . Both groups , allies of Bosnian Serbs , have halted convoys at will . halted convoys Why are they halting convoys at will? 50 52 -1390 1 The Yugoslav War Crimes Tribunal indicted 21 Serb suspects for crimes against humanity Monday , paving the way for the first international war crimes trials since World War II . crimes against humanity Why were these persons indicted? 10 13 -1390 1 The Yugoslav War Crimes Tribunal indicted 21 Serb suspects for crimes against humanity Monday , paving the way for the first international war crimes trials since World War II . Tribunal What is the purpose of this tribunal? 4 5 -1390 1 The Yugoslav War Crimes Tribunal indicted 21 Serb suspects for crimes against humanity Monday , paving the way for the first international war crimes trials since World War II . indicted 21 Serb suspects for crimes against what did the serbs do? 5 12 -1390 2 But only one of the suspects is in custody , the Tribunal said , raising doubts as to whether the other 20 will ever be tried . whether the other 20 will ever be tried . Why are the other 20 suspects still on the run? 18 27 -1390 2 But only one of the suspects is in custody , the Tribunal said , raising doubts as to whether the other 20 will ever be tried . doubts Where are the other 20 suspects located? 15 16 -1390 2 But only one of the suspects is in custody , the Tribunal said , raising doubts as to whether the other 20 will ever be tried . only one Why only one? 1 3 -1390 3 The indictments stem from crimes committed at the Omarska concentration camp in the Prijador region of northwestern Bosnia . All the victims were Croats or Muslims , the Tribunal said in a press release . Omarska What happened at this concentration camp? 8 9 -1390 3 The indictments stem from crimes committed at the Omarska concentration camp in the Prijador region of northwestern Bosnia . All the victims were Croats or Muslims , the Tribunal said in a press release . Omarska concentration is that an infamous place? 8 10 -1390 4 Those charged were Serbs , but the Tribunal said it was uncertain whether they were natives of Bosnia or Serbia . It also was not known how many of the suspects are in Serbia or the Serb - held sections of Bosnia , where Serb authorities have rejected the U . N . court ' s jurisdiction . natives Does their native status have implications for their legal status? 15 16 -1390 4 Those charged were Serbs , but the Tribunal said it was uncertain whether they were natives of Bosnia or Serbia . It also was not known how many of the suspects are in Serbia or the Serb - held sections of Bosnia , where Serb authorities have rejected the U . N . court ' s jurisdiction . rejected Are there consequences for Serb authorities refusing to comply with the U.N. court? 47 48 -1390 5 The chief commander of the Omarska camp , Zeljko Meakic , is the only suspect charged with genocide . only Why was only the chief commander charged with genocide? 13 14 -1390 5 The chief commander of the Omarska camp , Zeljko Meakic , is the only suspect charged with genocide . Zeljko Meakic , is he well-known? 8 11 -1391 1 The bloody war in Chechnya is likely to spread to surrounding areas of the Russian Federation , a top Red Cross official just returned from the breakaway republic said Monday . bloody war What makes it a bloody war? 1 3 -1391 1 The bloody war in Chechnya is likely to spread to surrounding areas of the Russian Federation , a top Red Cross official just returned from the breakaway republic said Monday . spread to surrounding areas What is the cause of the spread? 8 12 -1391 1 The bloody war in Chechnya is likely to spread to surrounding areas of the Russian Federation , a top Red Cross official just returned from the breakaway republic said Monday . bloody Why is it considered to be a bloody war? 1 2 -1391 1 The bloody war in Chechnya is likely to spread to surrounding areas of the Russian Federation , a top Red Cross official just returned from the breakaway republic said Monday . breakaway republic Why are they considered a breakaway republic? 26 28 -1391 1 The bloody war in Chechnya is likely to spread to surrounding areas of the Russian Federation , a top Red Cross official just returned from the breakaway republic said Monday . war What is the cause of the war in Chechnya? 2 3 -1391 1 The bloody war in Chechnya is likely to spread to surrounding areas of the Russian Federation , a top Red Cross official just returned from the breakaway republic said Monday . surrounding Which surrounding areas will be affected? 10 11 -1391 2 " I feel there will be an extension of war , " said Jean - Marc Bornet , the International Committee for the Red Cross representative for Central Asia . " I feel there will be an extension of war , " Why did he say that? 0 12 -1391 2 " I feel there will be an extension of war , " said Jean - Marc Bornet , the International Committee for the Red Cross representative for Central Asia . Central Asia What countries does this include? 27 29 -1391 2 " I feel there will be an extension of war , " said Jean - Marc Bornet , the International Committee for the Red Cross representative for Central Asia . extension of war , " Extension of which war? What conflict are they apart of? 7 12 -1391 2 " I feel there will be an extension of war , " said Jean - Marc Bornet , the International Committee for the Red Cross representative for Central Asia . extension How will the war extend to new areas? 7 8 -1391 3 Bornet spoke to reporters after he made a week ' s visit to Grozny and surrounding areas embroiled in the conflict between Russia and Muslim separatists . The Swiss - run ICRC is the main international organization providing aid to war victims inside Chechnya . reporters Reporters from where? 3 4 -1391 3 Bornet spoke to reporters after he made a week ' s visit to Grozny and surrounding areas embroiled in the conflict between Russia and Muslim separatists . The Swiss - run ICRC is the main international organization providing aid to war victims inside Chechnya . a week ' s visit Why was he there for a week? 7 12 -1391 3 Bornet spoke to reporters after he made a week ' s visit to Grozny and surrounding areas embroiled in the conflict between Russia and Muslim separatists . The Swiss - run ICRC is the main international organization providing aid to war victims inside Chechnya . conflict between Russia and Muslim separatists What is their conflict about? 20 26 -1391 3 Bornet spoke to reporters after he made a week ' s visit to Grozny and surrounding areas embroiled in the conflict between Russia and Muslim separatists . The Swiss - run ICRC is the main international organization providing aid to war victims inside Chechnya . and surrounding areas To which surrounding areas? 14 17 -1391 3 Bornet spoke to reporters after he made a week ' s visit to Grozny and surrounding areas embroiled in the conflict between Russia and Muslim separatists . The Swiss - run ICRC is the main international organization providing aid to war victims inside Chechnya . separatists Why are they considered as seperatists? 25 26 -1391 3 Bornet spoke to reporters after he made a week ' s visit to Grozny and surrounding areas embroiled in the conflict between Russia and Muslim separatists . The Swiss - run ICRC is the main international organization providing aid to war victims inside Chechnya . conflict Why do the two sides hate each other so much? 20 21 -1391 3 Bornet spoke to reporters after he made a week ' s visit to Grozny and surrounding areas embroiled in the conflict between Russia and Muslim separatists . The Swiss - run ICRC is the main international organization providing aid to war victims inside Chechnya . separatists What is the goal of the Muslim separatists? 25 26 -1391 4 Bornet said he feared that as many as 500 , 000 people could flee to the neighboring Caucasus republics of Dagestan , which flanks the Caspian Sea , and Ingushetia , which lies inland . neighboring Will they be welcome there? 16 17 -1391 4 Bornet said he feared that as many as 500 , 000 people could flee to the neighboring Caucasus republics of Dagestan , which flanks the Caspian Sea , and Ingushetia , which lies inland . feared Why is this act of fleeing something to be afraid of? 3 4 -1391 4 Bornet said he feared that as many as 500 , 000 people could flee to the neighboring Caucasus republics of Dagestan , which flanks the Caspian Sea , and Ingushetia , which lies inland . flee How would they be able to leave the area? 13 14 -1391 4 Bornet said he feared that as many as 500 , 000 people could flee to the neighboring Caucasus republics of Dagestan , which flanks the Caspian Sea , and Ingushetia , which lies inland . feared Why does he fear that 500,000 people could flee? What would be the harmful effects of their migration? 3 4 -1391 5 " It is not unrealistic to believe that they will export the conflict to the neighboring regions , " he said . they will export the conflict What do they gain by doing this? 8 13 -1391 5 " It is not unrealistic to believe that they will export the conflict to the neighboring regions , " he said . to the neighboring regions , " What would the outcome of that be? 13 19 -1391 5 " It is not unrealistic to believe that they will export the conflict to the neighboring regions , " he said . export How can they export a conflict? 10 11 -1391 5 " It is not unrealistic to believe that they will export the conflict to the neighboring regions , " he said . export the conflict Why would the conflict follow them if they are trying to run away from it? 10 13 -1391 5 " It is not unrealistic to believe that they will export the conflict to the neighboring regions , " he said . export In what ways can a conflict be exported to new areas? 10 11 -1392 1 The government called in unions in a bid to head - off a walkout by air traffic controllers threatening to disrupt national and international air traffic Wednesday . called in What is the meaning behind called in? Did they bring in more or call upon? 2 4 -1392 1 The government called in unions in a bid to head - off a walkout by air traffic controllers threatening to disrupt national and international air traffic Wednesday . walkout by air traffic controllers Why were the air traffic controllers looking to stage a walkout? 13 18 -1392 1 The government called in unions in a bid to head - off a walkout by air traffic controllers threatening to disrupt national and international air traffic Wednesday . walkout What issues are at stake for the air traffic controllers? 13 14 -1392 2 That strike , scheduled for 24 hours , would add to the woes of travelers facing three days of strikes this week by employees of Alitalia , Italy ' s flag carrier . woes Is the strike national in scope? 12 13 -1392 3 Flight attendants went out on strike Monday , pilots were scheduled to strike from noon Monday until noon Tuesday and some attendants from another union called a walkout Friday . walkout What are these professionals in the airline industry asking for? 27 28 -1392 4 Alitalia said some flights would operate , but many more were canceled . The airline said no immediate figures were available . Alitalia Which country is Alitalia airline from? 0 1 -1392 5 The financially ailing carrier and unions are at loggerheads . Particularly irking flight crews has been Alitalia ' s leasing of aircraft and outside crews from Australia as part of its cost - cutting drives for unprofitable routes . for unprofitable routes . Why were some routes struggling to stay profitable? 35 39 -1392 5 The financially ailing carrier and unions are at loggerheads . Particularly irking flight crews has been Alitalia ' s leasing of aircraft and outside crews from Australia as part of its cost - cutting drives for unprofitable routes . leasing How does leasing outside aircraft work? 19 20 -1393 1 Swedish - U . S . automaker Saab posted a 572 - million - kronor ( dlrs 77 . 3 million ) profit last year , its first full year in the black since the venture was formed in 1990 , the company said Monday . its first full year in the black Why has the company been in the red? 26 33 -1393 1 Swedish - U . S . automaker Saab posted a 572 - million - kronor ( dlrs 77 . 3 million ) profit last year , its first full year in the black since the venture was formed in 1990 , the company said Monday . first full year Why was this Saab's first profitable year? 27 30 -1393 1 Swedish - U . S . automaker Saab posted a 572 - million - kronor ( dlrs 77 . 3 million ) profit last year , its first full year in the black since the venture was formed in 1990 , the company said Monday . first full year in the black Why had the company struggled so much in previous years? 27 33 -1393 1 Swedish - U . S . automaker Saab posted a 572 - million - kronor ( dlrs 77 . 3 million ) profit last year , its first full year in the black since the venture was formed in 1990 , the company said Monday . black What factors played a role in this sudden profit? 32 33 -1393 2 Saab reported 20 . 5 percent increase in sales for the year , rising from 16 . 1 billion kronor ( dlrs 2 . 17 billion ) to 19 . 3 billion kronor ( 2 . 6 billion ) , the company said . 20 . 5 percent increase in sales What caused the increase in sales last year? 2 9 -1393 2 Saab reported 20 . 5 percent increase in sales for the year , rising from 16 . 1 billion kronor ( dlrs 2 . 17 billion ) to 19 . 3 billion kronor ( 2 . 6 billion ) , the company said . 20 . 5 percent increase What caused such a big increase in just one year? 2 7 -1393 2 Saab reported 20 . 5 percent increase in sales for the year , rising from 16 . 1 billion kronor ( dlrs 2 . 17 billion ) to 19 . 3 billion kronor ( 2 . 6 billion ) , the company said . reported 20 . 5 percent increase in sales What accounted for such a large percentage increase? 1 9 -1393 3 In all , Saab sold 88 , 700 cars worldwide last year , nearly a quarter in the United States . a quarter in the United States Why was the US such a large purchaser of Saab vehicles? 14 20 -1393 3 In all , Saab sold 88 , 700 cars worldwide last year , nearly a quarter in the United States . cars How many models does Saab sell? 8 9 -1393 4 Saab attributed the turnaround to several factors , including higher productivity , the successful launch of new models and improvement in exchange rates for the U . S . dollar . improvement in exchange rates for the U . S . dollar Why does the exchange rate help sales? 19 30 -1393 4 Saab attributed the turnaround to several factors , including higher productivity , the successful launch of new models and improvement in exchange rates for the U . S . dollar . exchange rates How did exchange rates affect their profits? 21 23 -1393 4 Saab attributed the turnaround to several factors , including higher productivity , the successful launch of new models and improvement in exchange rates for the U . S . dollar . productivity , Did these factors happen under the same management, or was there a management change the year before? 10 12 -1394 1 International Cricket Council chairman Sir Clyde Walcott Monday called on the Australian Cricket Board to substantiate allegations that Australian players were offered bribes on last year ' s tour of Pakistan . Australian players What are their names? 18 20 -1394 1 International Cricket Council chairman Sir Clyde Walcott Monday called on the Australian Cricket Board to substantiate allegations that Australian players were offered bribes on last year ' s tour of Pakistan . offered bribes on last year ' s tour of Pakistan . What sort of bribes were being offered during these matches? 21 32 -1394 1 International Cricket Council chairman Sir Clyde Walcott Monday called on the Australian Cricket Board to substantiate allegations that Australian players were offered bribes on last year ' s tour of Pakistan . allegations Who made these allegations? 16 17 -1394 2 Sir Clyde , an outstanding batsman for the West Indies in the 1950s , said he believed the matter needed investigation but that more information was needed from the Australian authorities . West Is 'West Indies' referring to nationality or to the name of a team? 8 9 -1394 3 ACB chief executive Graham Halbish said Sunday that several Australian players had been approached during the October - November tour of Pakistan , but he refused to say which players were involved . Media reports named spin bowlers Shane Warne and Tim May . players What kind of bribe, and how much, were they offered? 10 11 -1394 4 Former Australian captain Allan Border , meanwhile , said he was offered a bribe to lose a Test match in England in 1993 . bribe How much $? 13 14 -1394 4 Former Australian captain Allan Border , meanwhile , said he was offered a bribe to lose a Test match in England in 1993 . 1993 How far back did the allegations go? 22 23 -1394 5 Border said Monday night that he was angry and stunned by the offer . offer Did Border mention who made the offer? 12 13 -1395 1 Allegations that Israeli soldiers have orders to kill wounded enemies have been rekindled by the death of an officer reportedly mistaken for a Lebanese guerrilla and shot by his own comrades . Allegations Why are they being accused of that? 0 1 -1395 1 Allegations that Israeli soldiers have orders to kill wounded enemies have been rekindled by the death of an officer reportedly mistaken for a Lebanese guerrilla and shot by his own comrades . mistaken for a Lebanese guerrilla How was the person mistaken? 20 25 -1395 5 " I ' m not saying there aren ' t exceptions . If there are they will be taken care of , " he added . they will be taken care of , " How will they make sure this gets taken care of? 15 23 -1395 5 " I ' m not saying there aren ' t exceptions . If there are they will be taken care of , " he added . If there are they will be taken care of , " How will the exceptions to the verification concept be taken care of? 12 23 -1396 1 Chevron Corp . reduced its budget for the Tengiz oil field in Kazakhstan for the second time in less than a year , cutting planned spending by about 90 percent , The Wall Street Journal reported Monday . planned spending Why would they cut spending that was planned? 24 26 -1396 1 Chevron Corp . reduced its budget for the Tengiz oil field in Kazakhstan for the second time in less than a year , cutting planned spending by about 90 percent , The Wall Street Journal reported Monday . Tengiz oil field in Kazakhstan Where is Kazakhstan? 8 13 -1396 1 Chevron Corp . reduced its budget for the Tengiz oil field in Kazakhstan for the second time in less than a year , cutting planned spending by about 90 percent , The Wall Street Journal reported Monday . reduced its budget Why did they reduce their budget? 3 6 -1396 1 Chevron Corp . reduced its budget for the Tengiz oil field in Kazakhstan for the second time in less than a year , cutting planned spending by about 90 percent , The Wall Street Journal reported Monday . second time Why did they have to reduce the budget twice? 15 17 -1396 1 Chevron Corp . reduced its budget for the Tengiz oil field in Kazakhstan for the second time in less than a year , cutting planned spending by about 90 percent , The Wall Street Journal reported Monday . about 90 percent , Why did they need to cut such an enormous percentage? 27 31 -1396 1 Chevron Corp . reduced its budget for the Tengiz oil field in Kazakhstan for the second time in less than a year , cutting planned spending by about 90 percent , The Wall Street Journal reported Monday . cutting planned spending by about 90 percent , Why was there such a drastic decrease in spending? 23 31 -1396 2 San Francisco - based Chevron scaled back its construction and development budget to dlrs 50 million from as much as dlrs 500 million , the paper said . scaled back What caused the scale back? 5 7 -1396 2 San Francisco - based Chevron scaled back its construction and development budget to dlrs 50 million from as much as dlrs 500 million , the paper said . scaled back Why did they scale back? 5 7 -1396 2 San Francisco - based Chevron scaled back its construction and development budget to dlrs 50 million from as much as dlrs 500 million , the paper said . San Francisco - based Chevron What year was Chevron based in San Francisco? 0 5 -1396 2 San Francisco - based Chevron scaled back its construction and development budget to dlrs 50 million from as much as dlrs 500 million , the paper said . scaled back Why did they need to scale back the budget? 5 7 -1396 2 San Francisco - based Chevron scaled back its construction and development budget to dlrs 50 million from as much as dlrs 500 million , the paper said . 500 million , Why was their budget so exuberant? 21 24 -1396 3 But the company said , despite these cuts , it still intended to spend dlrs 20 billion on the project over 40 years . 40 years If they have to cut back now, why will they spend more over the next 40 yrs. 21 23 -1396 3 But the company said , despite these cuts , it still intended to spend dlrs 20 billion on the project over 40 years . still intended Chevron plans to spend $20 billion on that specific field? 10 12 -1396 3 But the company said , despite these cuts , it still intended to spend dlrs 20 billion on the project over 40 years . still intended How did they intend to do that? 10 12 -1396 3 But the company said , despite these cuts , it still intended to spend dlrs 20 billion on the project over 40 years . the project What exactly is the project? 18 20 -1396 4 Chevron vice - president Espy Price told the paper the construction delay , which would be until at least 1996 , was a result of lower than anticipated revenue from the project . anticipated Why was the revenue lower? 27 28 -1396 4 Chevron vice - president Espy Price told the paper the construction delay , which would be until at least 1996 , was a result of lower than anticipated revenue from the project . lower than anticipated revenue What was the expected revenue? What is being done to increase revenue to keep the project going? 25 29 -1396 4 Chevron vice - president Espy Price told the paper the construction delay , which would be until at least 1996 , was a result of lower than anticipated revenue from the project . construction delay , How long would the construction be delayed? 10 13 -1396 4 Chevron vice - president Espy Price told the paper the construction delay , which would be until at least 1996 , was a result of lower than anticipated revenue from the project . lower than anticipated revenue What was the anticipated revenue? 25 29 -1396 4 Chevron vice - president Espy Price told the paper the construction delay , which would be until at least 1996 , was a result of lower than anticipated revenue from the project . lower than anticipated revenue from the project . What was leading to the decrease in revenue? 25 33 -1396 5 Production at the 200 - square - mile ( 500 square kilometer ) field , which was thought to be a major site for oil investments in Russia and the former Soviet republic , has also fallen below the level Chevron had estimated , the paper said . estimated , How did they estimate how much production they would have? 42 44 -1396 5 Production at the 200 - square - mile ( 500 square kilometer ) field , which was thought to be a major site for oil investments in Russia and the former Soviet republic , has also fallen below the level Chevron had estimated , the paper said . in Russia Is this a separate field than the Tengiz oil field? 26 28 -1396 5 Production at the 200 - square - mile ( 500 square kilometer ) field , which was thought to be a major site for oil investments in Russia and the former Soviet republic , has also fallen below the level Chevron had estimated , the paper said . Production Production of what? 0 1 -1396 5 Production at the 200 - square - mile ( 500 square kilometer ) field , which was thought to be a major site for oil investments in Russia and the former Soviet republic , has also fallen below the level Chevron had estimated , the paper said . was thought Why was it thought to be a major site? 16 18 -1396 5 Production at the 200 - square - mile ( 500 square kilometer ) field , which was thought to be a major site for oil investments in Russia and the former Soviet republic , has also fallen below the level Chevron had estimated , the paper said . fallen below the level How below the level has it fallen? 36 40 -1397 1 Billions of marks ( dollars ) have been stolen or disappeared into worthless projects in the massive transfer of resources to eastern Germany since reunification , the government acknowleged Monday . worthless projects What are these worthless projects? 12 14 -1397 1 Billions of marks ( dollars ) have been stolen or disappeared into worthless projects in the massive transfer of resources to eastern Germany since reunification , the government acknowleged Monday . Billions of marks ( dollars ) How many Billions? 0 6 -1397 1 Billions of marks ( dollars ) have been stolen or disappeared into worthless projects in the massive transfer of resources to eastern Germany since reunification , the government acknowleged Monday . been stolen or disappeared Is this being investigated? 7 11 -1397 1 Billions of marks ( dollars ) have been stolen or disappeared into worthless projects in the massive transfer of resources to eastern Germany since reunification , the government acknowleged Monday . worthless projects What deems them worthless? 12 14 -1397 1 Billions of marks ( dollars ) have been stolen or disappeared into worthless projects in the massive transfer of resources to eastern Germany since reunification , the government acknowleged Monday . marks How were the marks stolen? 2 3 -1397 1 Billions of marks ( dollars ) have been stolen or disappeared into worthless projects in the massive transfer of resources to eastern Germany since reunification , the government acknowleged Monday . projects Why were the projects worthless? 13 14 -1397 2 Finance Minister Theo Waigel ordered an investigation but his ministry said there was no central accounting office to keep track of the thousands of projects run by states and cities throughout eastern Germany . investigation How thorough was this investigation? 6 7 -1397 2 Finance Minister Theo Waigel ordered an investigation but his ministry said there was no central accounting office to keep track of the thousands of projects run by states and cities throughout eastern Germany . no central accounting office Who keeps track of the projects? 13 17 -1397 2 Finance Minister Theo Waigel ordered an investigation but his ministry said there was no central accounting office to keep track of the thousands of projects run by states and cities throughout eastern Germany . central Why is there no central accounting office? 14 15 -1397 3 The German government has spent about 840 billion marks ( dlrs 500 billion ) to rebuild eastern Germany , of which Der Spiegel magazine said Monday about 65 billion marks ( dlrs 40 billion ) has disappeared or ended up in worthless projects . disappeared How does that large amount of money just disappear? 36 37 -1397 3 The German government has spent about 840 billion marks ( dlrs 500 billion ) to rebuild eastern Germany , of which Der Spiegel magazine said Monday about 65 billion marks ( dlrs 40 billion ) has disappeared or ended up in worthless projects . rebuild eastern Germany , What was done to rebuild? 15 19 -1397 3 The German government has spent about 840 billion marks ( dlrs 500 billion ) to rebuild eastern Germany , of which Der Spiegel magazine said Monday about 65 billion marks ( dlrs 40 billion ) has disappeared or ended up in worthless projects . has disappeared How could it just disappear? 35 37 -1397 3 The German government has spent about 840 billion marks ( dlrs 500 billion ) to rebuild eastern Germany , of which Der Spiegel magazine said Monday about 65 billion marks ( dlrs 40 billion ) has disappeared or ended up in worthless projects . marks Why spend so much in projects not worth it? 8 9 -1397 4 The government was acknowledging a problem that people in east Germany have been noticing for months , even years - - that a sudden infusion of cash and capitalism has led to an explosion of wild , poorly planned growth . sudden infusion of cash What was the catalyst for the sudden infusion of cash? 23 27 -1397 4 The government was acknowledging a problem that people in east Germany have been noticing for months , even years - - that a sudden infusion of cash and capitalism has led to an explosion of wild , poorly planned growth . planned growth How could Germany better planned for this growth? 38 40 -1397 4 The government was acknowledging a problem that people in east Germany have been noticing for months , even years - - that a sudden infusion of cash and capitalism has led to an explosion of wild , poorly planned growth . a problem What is the problem? 4 6 -1397 4 The government was acknowledging a problem that people in east Germany have been noticing for months , even years - - that a sudden infusion of cash and capitalism has led to an explosion of wild , poorly planned growth . for months , even years When was this first noticed? 14 19 -1397 4 The government was acknowledging a problem that people in east Germany have been noticing for months , even years - - that a sudden infusion of cash and capitalism has led to an explosion of wild , poorly planned growth . sudden infusion of cash Where did the cash come from? 23 27 -1397 4 The government was acknowledging a problem that people in east Germany have been noticing for months , even years - - that a sudden infusion of cash and capitalism has led to an explosion of wild , poorly planned growth . growth Why is the growth poorly planned? 39 40 -1397 5 Poor accounting and planning have saddled communities with expensive , useless projects such as overpriced building restorations , unneeded sewage plants and roads , water and electrical lines leading to abandoned industrial parks . Poor accounting and planning Who was responsible for this poor accounting and planning? 0 4 -1397 5 Poor accounting and planning have saddled communities with expensive , useless projects such as overpriced building restorations , unneeded sewage plants and roads , water and electrical lines leading to abandoned industrial parks . abandoned industrial parks What is being done with these abandoned parks now? 30 33 -1397 5 Poor accounting and planning have saddled communities with expensive , useless projects such as overpriced building restorations , unneeded sewage plants and roads , water and electrical lines leading to abandoned industrial parks . Poor accounting and planning Who is in charge of these details? 0 4 -1397 5 Poor accounting and planning have saddled communities with expensive , useless projects such as overpriced building restorations , unneeded sewage plants and roads , water and electrical lines leading to abandoned industrial parks . overpriced building restorations , How overpriced were the restorations? 14 18 -1397 5 Poor accounting and planning have saddled communities with expensive , useless projects such as overpriced building restorations , unneeded sewage plants and roads , water and electrical lines leading to abandoned industrial parks . abandoned industrial parks Why are these abandoned? 30 33 -1397 5 Poor accounting and planning have saddled communities with expensive , useless projects such as overpriced building restorations , unneeded sewage plants and roads , water and electrical lines leading to abandoned industrial parks . industrial Why are the industrial parks abandoned? 31 32 -1397 5 Poor accounting and planning have saddled communities with expensive , useless projects such as overpriced building restorations , unneeded sewage plants and roads , water and electrical lines leading to abandoned industrial parks . Poor accounting What is the plan now? 0 2 -1398 1 With diplomacy going nowhere , the United Nations focused Monday on feeding needy Bonsians : it reopened Sarajevo airport , and said it would try a new route to reach the famished northwest . With diplomacy going nowhere , what is the problem with diplomacy? 0 5 -1398 1 With diplomacy going nowhere , the United Nations focused Monday on feeding needy Bonsians : it reopened Sarajevo airport , and said it would try a new route to reach the famished northwest . famished northwest Why is this region in need? 31 33 -1398 1 With diplomacy going nowhere , the United Nations focused Monday on feeding needy Bonsians : it reopened Sarajevo airport , and said it would try a new route to reach the famished northwest . new route Which new route? 26 28 -1398 1 With diplomacy going nowhere , the United Nations focused Monday on feeding needy Bonsians : it reopened Sarajevo airport , and said it would try a new route to reach the famished northwest . With diplomacy going nowhere , the United Nations Who was conducting the negotiations? 0 8 -1398 1 With diplomacy going nowhere , the United Nations focused Monday on feeding needy Bonsians : it reopened Sarajevo airport , and said it would try a new route to reach the famished northwest . focused Monday on feeding needy Bonsians : Where do the Bonsians live and why are they needing food? 8 15 -1398 1 With diplomacy going nowhere , the United Nations focused Monday on feeding needy Bonsians : it reopened Sarajevo airport , and said it would try a new route to reach the famished northwest . diplomacy going nowhere , Why is it going no where? 1 5 -1398 2 Officials of the U . N . aid agency , the U . N High Commissioner for Refugees , said food shortages were growing progressively worse in the so - called Bihac pocket in the northwest . food shortages Why are there shortages? 20 22 -1398 2 Officials of the U . N . aid agency , the U . N High Commissioner for Refugees , said food shortages were growing progressively worse in the so - called Bihac pocket in the northwest . food shortages were growing progressively worse What was making the shortages worse? 20 26 -1398 3 Shortages were " extremely critical , " said spokesman Kris Janowski in Sarajevo . " The word starvation is now appropriate . " " The word starvation is now appropriate Why are food shortages happening here? 14 21 -1398 3 Shortages were " extremely critical , " said spokesman Kris Janowski in Sarajevo . " The word starvation is now appropriate . " " extremely critical , " What defines this level of shortage? 2 7 -1398 4 And Monique Tuffelli , UNHCR representative in the Bihac pocket , said the most vulnerable - - children , the elderly , women - - " are on the verge of starvation . " UNHCR What does this stand for? 4 5 -1398 4 And Monique Tuffelli , UNHCR representative in the Bihac pocket , said the most vulnerable - - children , the elderly , women - - " are on the verge of starvation . " said the most vulnerable Why is it only the most vulnerable? 11 15 -1398 4 And Monique Tuffelli , UNHCR representative in the Bihac pocket , said the most vulnerable - - children , the elderly , women - - " are on the verge of starvation . " children , the elderly , women - - Where are the younger men and women? 17 25 -1398 5 " We are receiving too little aid " for the tens of thousands of needy , she said . " Most of the people in urban areas are really suffering from hunger . " " We are receiving too little aid " Who is providing aid so far? 0 8 -1398 5 " We are receiving too little aid " for the tens of thousands of needy , she said . " Most of the people in urban areas are really suffering from hunger . " " Most of the people in urban areas Is the Bihac pocket in an urban area? 19 27 -1399 1 Cuban dissident Rodolfo Gonzalez arrived here Monday as a political refugee after spending 28 months in prison in Cuba on charges of spreading false information about the Caribbean nation . false information about the Caribbean nation What type of false information was he convicted of spreading? 23 29 -1399 1 Cuban dissident Rodolfo Gonzalez arrived here Monday as a political refugee after spending 28 months in prison in Cuba on charges of spreading false information about the Caribbean nation . spreading false information Why did Gonzales spread false information about the Caribbean nation? 22 25 -1399 1 Cuban dissident Rodolfo Gonzalez arrived here Monday as a political refugee after spending 28 months in prison in Cuba on charges of spreading false information about the Caribbean nation . here Where is 'here' located? 5 6 -1399 1 Cuban dissident Rodolfo Gonzalez arrived here Monday as a political refugee after spending 28 months in prison in Cuba on charges of spreading false information about the Caribbean nation . spreading false information what was the info? 22 25 -1399 2 Gonzalez , a member of the Committee for Human Rights , was released from prison Sunday and put on a plane early Monday morning in Havana , according to Alberto Junco , European representative for the Cuban Democratic Platform . a member of the Committee for Human Rights , How can a member of the Committee for human rights be in prison? 2 11 -1399 2 Gonzalez , a member of the Committee for Human Rights , was released from prison Sunday and put on a plane early Monday morning in Havana , according to Alberto Junco , European representative for the Cuban Democratic Platform . released Who released him and put him on a plane? 12 13 -1399 2 Gonzalez , a member of the Committee for Human Rights , was released from prison Sunday and put on a plane early Monday morning in Havana , according to Alberto Junco , European representative for the Cuban Democratic Platform . plane early Monday was it a private plane? 20 23 -1399 3 A foreign ministry spokesman said Spain , which worked towards Gonzalez ' s release , had granted him political asylum . Spain , Why would Spain grant him political asylum? 5 7 -1399 3 A foreign ministry spokesman said Spain , which worked towards Gonzalez ' s release , had granted him political asylum . worked Why was Spain working toward Gonzalez's release? 8 9 -1399 4 The Committee for Human Rights is headed by Miami - based Ricardo Bofill . Miami - based How did Gonzalez become a member of the Committee for Human Rights? 8 11 -1399 4 The Committee for Human Rights is headed by Miami - based Ricardo Bofill . Ricardo Bofill what are his credentials? 11 13 -1399 5 The ministry spokesman also said 34 Cuban refugees were scheduled to arrive later Monday from a U . S . detention camp in Panama , the second group which Spain has agreed to take in . All the refugees have family ties with people already in Spain . from a U . S . detention camp in Panama , Why were the refugees held in Panama? 14 25 -1399 5 The ministry spokesman also said 34 Cuban refugees were scheduled to arrive later Monday from a U . S . detention camp in Panama , the second group which Spain has agreed to take in . All the refugees have family ties with people already in Spain . agreed What were the details of the negotiation that led to Spain taking in political refugees? 31 32 -1400 1 The dozens of human rights activists and ex - dissidents who swapped hundreds of diverse stories of torture and repression at a meeting Monday had one common message : The KGB is back . diverse stories What is validity of the stories? 14 16 -1400 1 The dozens of human rights activists and ex - dissidents who swapped hundreds of diverse stories of torture and repression at a meeting Monday had one common message : The KGB is back . human rights activists Which groups were the human rights activists working on behalf of? 3 6 -1400 1 The dozens of human rights activists and ex - dissidents who swapped hundreds of diverse stories of torture and repression at a meeting Monday had one common message : The KGB is back . at a meeting Why was this meeting being held? 20 23 -1400 1 The dozens of human rights activists and ex - dissidents who swapped hundreds of diverse stories of torture and repression at a meeting Monday had one common message : The KGB is back . at a meeting Monday What was this meeting? 20 24 -1400 2 Joining the growing chorus of critics of the KGB ' s successor , the Federal Counterintelligence Agency , the activists accused it of returning to such practices as psychological torture and forced medical experimentation on political prisoners . the activists Who are the activists? 18 20 -1400 3 " In some ways , they ' re getting more and more aggressive , " said Sergei Grigoryants , a former dissident and now president of the Glasnost Fund , a Moscow - based human rights organization . some ways , Which tactics are more aggressive? 2 5 -1400 3 " In some ways , they ' re getting more and more aggressive , " said Sergei Grigoryants , a former dissident and now president of the Glasnost Fund , a Moscow - based human rights organization . they ' re getting more and more aggressive , " Why are the FCA becoming more aggressive? 5 15 -1400 3 " In some ways , they ' re getting more and more aggressive , " said Sergei Grigoryants , a former dissident and now president of the Glasnost Fund , a Moscow - based human rights organization . more and more aggressive , " How are they getting more aggressive? 9 15 -1400 4 Grigoryants cited recent reports of medical experimentation on soldiers refusing to fight in Chechnya , as well as reports of phone tapping and unexplained imprisonments - - practices thought to have died out with the once - dreaded KGB . medical experimentation What type of medical experimentation? 5 7 -1400 5 " We ' re still meeting them at every step . They ' re still tapping phones , they ' re still listening at doorways , " Grigoryants said . They ' re still tapping phones , How are they still able to do this? 11 18 -1400 5 " We ' re still meeting them at every step . They ' re still tapping phones , they ' re still listening at doorways , " Grigoryants said . " We ' re still meeting them at every step What does this mean? 0 10 -1401 1 The Swiss industrial group Von Roll AG reported Monday an increase in sales and orders in 1994 . industrial group Who are the members of this group? 2 4 -1401 1 The Swiss industrial group Von Roll AG reported Monday an increase in sales and orders in 1994 . increase in sales and orders Why was there an increase in sales? 10 15 -1401 1 The Swiss industrial group Von Roll AG reported Monday an increase in sales and orders in 1994 . sales and orders in 1994 What is he selling? 12 17 -1401 2 The group , which has undergone a restructuring program in the face of heavy losses , also said it expects a substantial profit in 1995 . in the face of heavy losses , How much was lost and why? 9 16 -1401 2 The group , which has undergone a restructuring program in the face of heavy losses , also said it expects a substantial profit in 1995 . program in the face of heavy losses , What was the cause of the prior losses? 8 16 -1401 2 The group , which has undergone a restructuring program in the face of heavy losses , also said it expects a substantial profit in 1995 . heavy losses , What are these heavy losses? 13 16 -1401 2 The group , which has undergone a restructuring program in the face of heavy losses , also said it expects a substantial profit in 1995 . a restructuring program How did the restructuring program helped the group? 6 9 -1401 2 The group , which has undergone a restructuring program in the face of heavy losses , also said it expects a substantial profit in 1995 . expects a substantial profit Why are they expecting a substantial profit in 1995? 19 23 -1401 3 Group sales rose by 2 . 3 percent to Swiss francs 2 . 02 billion ( dlrs 1 . 55 billion ) last year from 1 . 98 billion francs ( dlrs 1 . 52 billion ) the year before , the company said . sales Sales of what? 1 2 -1401 3 Group sales rose by 2 . 3 percent to Swiss francs 2 . 02 billion ( dlrs 1 . 55 billion ) last year from 1 . 98 billion francs ( dlrs 1 . 52 billion ) the year before , the company said . Group sales rose How did the group sales rose? 0 3 -1401 4 Orders rose nearly 7 percent to just over Swiss francs 2 billion ( dlrs 1 . 5 billion ) over last year , it said . rose Why the spike in sales? 1 2 -1401 5 The company linked the upswing to restructuring measures , higher productivity and a growing demand in Europe . a growing demand in Europe what product is in demand here? 12 17 -1401 5 The company linked the upswing to restructuring measures , higher productivity and a growing demand in Europe . higher productivity How did the company achieve higher productivity? 9 11 -1401 5 The company linked the upswing to restructuring measures , higher productivity and a growing demand in Europe . growing demand Growing demand for what? 13 15 -1402 1 Russia ' s help in rebuilding an Iranian nuclear power plant is cause for concern and should cease , Secretary of State Warren Christopher said Monday . rebuilding Why does it need rebuilding? 5 6 -1402 1 Russia ' s help in rebuilding an Iranian nuclear power plant is cause for concern and should cease , Secretary of State Warren Christopher said Monday . rebuilding an Iranian nuclear power plant Why are they doing this? 5 11 -1402 1 Russia ' s help in rebuilding an Iranian nuclear power plant is cause for concern and should cease , Secretary of State Warren Christopher said Monday . help in rebuilding an Iranian nuclear power plant Why is Russia helping to rebuild the power plant? 3 11 -1402 1 Russia ' s help in rebuilding an Iranian nuclear power plant is cause for concern and should cease , Secretary of State Warren Christopher said Monday . help What kind of help is Russia providing to Iran's nuclear power plant? 3 4 -1402 1 Russia ' s help in rebuilding an Iranian nuclear power plant is cause for concern and should cease , Secretary of State Warren Christopher said Monday . cause for concern Why does this help cause concern for the United States? 12 15 -1402 2 But Christopher tried to discourage Congress from cutting aid to Russia , saying U . S . - financed programs there serve American interests . discourage Congress from cutting aid to Russia , Why was Congress dissuaded from sending aid to Russia? 4 12 -1402 2 But Christopher tried to discourage Congress from cutting aid to Russia , saying U . S . - financed programs there serve American interests . cutting aid What types of aid was Congress considering cutting from Russia? 7 9 -1402 2 But Christopher tried to discourage Congress from cutting aid to Russia , saying U . S . - financed programs there serve American interests . serve American interests What programs in Russia serve American interests? 21 24 -1402 3 The plant is being rebuilt near the port town of Bushehr , raising concern that Iran ' s aim is production of plutonium , a nuclear - bomb making material present in the spent fuel of civilian power plants . concern Why does the plant being located near Bushehr raise concerns about being intended for plutonium production? 13 14 -1402 3 The plant is being rebuilt near the port town of Bushehr , raising concern that Iran ' s aim is production of plutonium , a nuclear - bomb making material present in the spent fuel of civilian power plants . spent fuel What is spent fuel? 33 35 -1402 4 Iran insists the program is designed for civilian use , but Christopher suggested a more ominous goal . While not directly accusing Tehran of pursuing a weapons program , he said Russia ' s provision of technology " should not go forward " because it enhanced Iran ' s capacity . ominous goal Did Christopher imply that Iran is seeking a weapons program? 15 17 -1402 4 Iran insists the program is designed for civilian use , but Christopher suggested a more ominous goal . While not directly accusing Tehran of pursuing a weapons program , he said Russia ' s provision of technology " should not go forward " because it enhanced Iran ' s capacity . enhanced Iran ' s capacity In what way does Russia's technical support enhance Iran's weapons capacity? 45 50 -1402 5 " We ' re deeply concerned , " he said in an exchange with reporters while he welcomed Bulgarian President Zhelyu Zhelev to the State Department for a meeting over lunch . Bulgarian President Zhelyu Zhelev What role does Bulgaria play in this situation? 18 22 -1403 1 With diplomacy going nowhere , the United Nations focused Monday on feeding desperately hungry Bosnians : It reopened Sarajevo airport , and said it would try a new route to reach the northwest . With diplomacy going nowhere , Why was diplomacy struggling? 0 5 -1403 1 With diplomacy going nowhere , the United Nations focused Monday on feeding desperately hungry Bosnians : It reopened Sarajevo airport , and said it would try a new route to reach the northwest . diplomacy going nowhere , Why is diplomacy going nowhere? 1 5 -1403 2 Officials of the U . N . aid agency , the U . N . High Commissioner for Refugees , said food shortages were growing progressively worse in the Bihac pocket in northwestern Bosnia . food shortages were growing progressively worse Why were there such food issues? 21 27 -1403 2 Officials of the U . N . aid agency , the U . N . High Commissioner for Refugees , said food shortages were growing progressively worse in the Bihac pocket in northwestern Bosnia . food shortages were growing progressively Why is food shortages growing progressively worse? 21 26 -1403 3 " The word starvation is now appropriate , " said spokesman Kris Janowski in Sarajevo . Monique Tuffelli , UNHCR representative in the Bihac region , said the most vulnerable - - children , the elderly , women - - " are on the verge of starvation . " " are on the verge of starvation What was causing the vulnerable populations to starve? 40 47 -1403 5 One convoy reached the area late last week , but U . N . officials said they need daily deliveries . Aid workers said last week that poor nutrition appeared to be contributing to some deaths in the Bihac hospital . poor nutrition What was contributing to poor nutrition? 27 29 -1404 1 Travel abroad seems hardest on Boris Yeltsin . His often erratic behavior raises instant alarm bells in the West about his health and drinking habits . At home , the same stories barely make the news . same stories barely make the news Why do stories about his alcohol use not become newsworthy in the USSR? 30 36 -1404 1 Travel abroad seems hardest on Boris Yeltsin . His often erratic behavior raises instant alarm bells in the West about his health and drinking habits . At home , the same stories barely make the news . erratic What kind of erratic behaviors have been observed in him? 10 11 -1404 1 Travel abroad seems hardest on Boris Yeltsin . His often erratic behavior raises instant alarm bells in the West about his health and drinking habits . At home , the same stories barely make the news . Boris Yeltsin who is he? 5 7 -1404 1 Travel abroad seems hardest on Boris Yeltsin . His often erratic behavior raises instant alarm bells in the West about his health and drinking habits . At home , the same stories barely make the news . same stories barely make the news Why are his behaviors so newsworthy abroad but not at home? 30 36 -1404 2 Yeltsin did it again last week , with his wobbly descent from his presidential plane and an unsteady arrival at a meeting of fellow leaders in the Kazakh capital , Almaty . leaders Who are these other leaders, and what other countries were represented? 24 25 -1404 2 Yeltsin did it again last week , with his wobbly descent from his presidential plane and an unsteady arrival at a meeting of fellow leaders in the Kazakh capital , Almaty . Almaty how long has it been capital? 30 31 -1404 2 Yeltsin did it again last week , with his wobbly descent from his presidential plane and an unsteady arrival at a meeting of fellow leaders in the Kazakh capital , Almaty . wobbly descent We are to assume this is attributed to his drinking but didn't he have some underlying medical condition? 9 11 -1404 3 The Russian president ' s vacant expression , his doddering shuffle while he clutched the arm of one official and leaned on another were just the latest signs of Yeltsin ' s travel troubles . troubles What year was this article written, and was this toward the beginning of Yeltsin's power in Russia or toward the end? 33 34 -1404 3 The Russian president ' s vacant expression , his doddering shuffle while he clutched the arm of one official and leaned on another were just the latest signs of Yeltsin ' s travel troubles . Yeltsin ' s travel troubles What other travel troubles are they referring to? 29 34 -1404 4 Western media quickly zeroed in on his unsteady gait , while Russian television reports carried carefully pruned reports and focused on Yeltsin ' s declaration that the Almaty meeting on Friday was a huge success . meeting on Friday was a huge success How was the meeting successful? 28 35 -1404 4 Western media quickly zeroed in on his unsteady gait , while Russian television reports carried carefully pruned reports and focused on Yeltsin ' s declaration that the Almaty meeting on Friday was a huge success . success What was the purpose of the Almaty meeting? 34 35 -1404 4 Western media quickly zeroed in on his unsteady gait , while Russian television reports carried carefully pruned reports and focused on Yeltsin ' s declaration that the Almaty meeting on Friday was a huge success . Almaty meeting What was the reason and outcome of the Almaty meeting? 27 29 -1404 5 Yeltsin ' s fuzziness at the Commonwealth of Independent States summit in Almaty didn ' t even rate a mention on Russia ' s premier and often critical television news show , Itogi , in its Sunday evening program . didn ' t even rate a mention How was this being ignored? 13 20 -1404 5 Yeltsin ' s fuzziness at the Commonwealth of Independent States summit in Almaty didn ' t even rate a mention on Russia ' s premier and often critical television news show , Itogi , in its Sunday evening program . Commonwealth What kind of organization is the Commonwealth of Independent States? 6 7 -1404 5 Yeltsin ' s fuzziness at the Commonwealth of Independent States summit in Almaty didn ' t even rate a mention on Russia ' s premier and often critical television news show , Itogi , in its Sunday evening program . didn ' t even rate a mention Is this an insinuation/confirmation that Itogi is being censored by the government? 13 20 -1405 1 Striking back Monday in the row over President Clinton ' s nominee for U . S . surgeon general , Vice President Al Gore called Dr . Henry Foster Jr . the victim of an anti - abortion campaign to intimidate Congress . " We ' re not going to let the extremists win , " Gore declared . victim of an anti - abortion campaign Why was Dr. Foster being intimidated? 32 39 -1405 1 Striking back Monday in the row over President Clinton ' s nominee for U . S . surgeon general , Vice President Al Gore called Dr . Henry Foster Jr . the victim of an anti - abortion campaign to intimidate Congress . " We ' re not going to let the extremists win , " Gore declared . Foster Why did President Clinton nominate Dr. Henry Foster Jr. to the position? 28 29 -1405 2 But critics of the Tennessee obstetrician showed no sign of easing up . Republican Newt Gingrich , speaker of the U . S . House of Representatives , said : " I think he ' s going to be very hard to confirm . I think it ' s going to be a very embarrassing set of hearings . " hard What is Dr. Henry Foster Jr.'s political position? 40 41 -1405 3 In Washington , even White House press secretary Mike McCurry admitted problems . " We have our work cut out for us , " he said . problems What are the problems facing the nominee? 11 12 -1405 4 But McCurry joined in the tougher rhetoric the Clinton administration has begun using . He said extremists in the right - to - life movement " have now hooked Republicans and Congress by the nose , and they ' re dragging them around . " extremists Who are these the chief extremists who oppose President Clinton's nominee? 16 17 -1405 5 President Clinton left the strong talk to his officials . He said the controversy isn ' t distracting him from other work and that he expected Foster to be confirmed if considered " by a fair - minded Senate . " distracting him from other work What other tasks were being focused on at this period? 17 22 -1405 5 President Clinton left the strong talk to his officials . He said the controversy isn ' t distracting him from other work and that he expected Foster to be confirmed if considered " by a fair - minded Senate . " Senate Which political party controlled the Senate at the time of this article? 38 39 -1406 1 Iraq accused Iran of backing a cross - border attack in the southern marshes and warned Monday that it will " retaliate firmly . " It accused Kuwait of complicity in the assault . complicity What indicates that they were complicit? 29 30 -1406 1 Iraq accused Iran of backing a cross - border attack in the southern marshes and warned Monday that it will " retaliate firmly . " It accused Kuwait of complicity in the assault . Iraq accused Iran What is the evidence for this claim? 0 3 -1406 1 Iraq accused Iran of backing a cross - border attack in the southern marshes and warned Monday that it will " retaliate firmly . " It accused Kuwait of complicity in the assault . that it will " retaliate firmly . " What does this retaliation consist of? 17 25 -1406 1 Iraq accused Iran of backing a cross - border attack in the southern marshes and warned Monday that it will " retaliate firmly . " It accused Kuwait of complicity in the assault . It accused Kuwait What evidence is their to back up that Kuwait was involved? 25 28 -1406 1 Iraq accused Iran of backing a cross - border attack in the southern marshes and warned Monday that it will " retaliate firmly . " It accused Kuwait of complicity in the assault . southern marshes southern marches of which countr(ies)? 12 14 -1406 2 The report by the official Iraqi News Agency , monitored in Nicosia , claimed that Iranian - backed Shiite Muslim opposition forces launched an offensive in the Howeizah marshes of southern Iraq at the weekend . opposition forces What/who are they opposed to? 20 22 -1406 2 The report by the official Iraqi News Agency , monitored in Nicosia , claimed that Iranian - backed Shiite Muslim opposition forces launched an offensive in the Howeizah marshes of southern Iraq at the weekend . report by the official Iraqi News Agency , Who specifically researched, gathered, and wrote this report? 1 9 -1406 2 The report by the official Iraqi News Agency , monitored in Nicosia , claimed that Iranian - backed Shiite Muslim opposition forces launched an offensive in the Howeizah marshes of southern Iraq at the weekend . claimed that Iranian - backed Shiite Muslim What evidence is there to support this claim? 13 20 -1406 3 Iraqi opposition sources reported Sunday that heavy fighting was going on in southern Iraq , but gave few details . opposition sources Which sources were these? 1 3 -1406 3 Iraqi opposition sources reported Sunday that heavy fighting was going on in southern Iraq , but gave few details . Iraqi opposition sources Who are these sources? 0 3 -1406 3 Iraqi opposition sources reported Sunday that heavy fighting was going on in southern Iraq , but gave few details . but gave few details Why were few details given, and can the sources giving these details be trusted? 15 19 -1406 3 Iraqi opposition sources reported Sunday that heavy fighting was going on in southern Iraq , but gave few details . sources what sources? 2 3 -1406 4 The INA dispatch gave some credence to those reports , but it too provided only the barest details . gave some credence How did they give credence, what details did they offer? 3 6 -1406 4 The INA dispatch gave some credence to those reports , but it too provided only the barest details . provided only the barest details With only the barest details, how can these reports be trusted, and why were more details not provided? 13 18 -1406 5 Usually when there is heavy fighting in southern Iraq , the official Iranian media plays it up . But this time it has not , suggesting that the Iranian - backed opposition , if indeed it it had launched an attack , had not made much headway . had not made much headway Why was progress so much slower this time? 42 47 -1406 5 Usually when there is heavy fighting in southern Iraq , the official Iranian media plays it up . But this time it has not , suggesting that the Iranian - backed opposition , if indeed it it had launched an attack , had not made much headway . official Iranian media plays it up How does the official Iranian media play it up? 11 17 -1407 1 Whoopi Goldberg says deciding to have an abortion was " a hard choice , " and she has no use for people who take such decisions lightly . deciding Why did she decide to have an abortion? 3 4 -1407 1 Whoopi Goldberg says deciding to have an abortion was " a hard choice , " and she has no use for people who take such decisions lightly . lightly Why would she take it lightly 26 27 -1407 1 Whoopi Goldberg says deciding to have an abortion was " a hard choice , " and she has no use for people who take such decisions lightly . abortion When did she have an abortion? 7 8 -1407 2 Goldberg offered few details , such as when she had the abortion or who else was involved , in an interview in the March issue of McCall ' s magazine . details , Why did she decide this needed to be public knowledge? 3 5 -1407 2 Goldberg offered few details , such as when she had the abortion or who else was involved , in an interview in the March issue of McCall ' s magazine . March What year was the article published? 23 24 -1407 2 Goldberg offered few details , such as when she had the abortion or who else was involved , in an interview in the March issue of McCall ' s magazine . involved , Who else is involved? 16 18 -1407 2 Goldberg offered few details , such as when she had the abortion or who else was involved , in an interview in the March issue of McCall ' s magazine . interview What was the interview about? 20 21 -1407 3 " I was in a great relationship at the time , but we were barely getting by , " the Oscar - winning actress said . Oscar - winning What oscar did she win? 20 23 -1407 3 " I was in a great relationship at the time , but we were barely getting by , " the Oscar - winning actress said . relationship Why didn't she decide to put the child up for adoption? 6 7 -1407 3 " I was in a great relationship at the time , but we were barely getting by , " the Oscar - winning actress said . time , When did this relationship take place; how long was Whoopi with her significant other for? 9 11 -1407 3 " I was in a great relationship at the time , but we were barely getting by , " the Oscar - winning actress said . getting getting by what? 15 16 -1407 3 " I was in a great relationship at the time , but we were barely getting by , " the Oscar - winning actress said . Oscar - winning What movie(s) did she win an Oscar for? 20 23 -1407 4 Goldberg grew up in New York City housing projects and has one child , a daughter she gave birth to at age 18 . grew Why is this offered after the previous information? 1 2 -1407 4 Goldberg grew up in New York City housing projects and has one child , a daughter she gave birth to at age 18 . daughter What is Whoopi Goldberg's daughter up to today? 15 16 -1407 5 As for abortion in general , she says , " I have great anger toward people who cavalierly make these decisions , assuming some woman just decides , ` I ' m going to get my hair done and then get an abortion . " ' - - - - - - assuming some woman just decides , Why do some people think some people make these decisions lightly? 22 28 -1407 5 As for abortion in general , she says , " I have great anger toward people who cavalierly make these decisions , assuming some woman just decides , ` I ' m going to get my hair done and then get an abortion . " ' - - - - - - people Is she talking about people choosing to get abortions, or people judging women who choose to get abortions? 15 16 -1408 1 The man accused of masterminding the World Trade Center bombing is suspected of planting a bomb on a Philippine airliner that killed a passenger in December , the national police chief said Monday . Philippine airliner that killed a passenger Where was the airliner's destination? 18 24 -1408 1 The man accused of masterminding the World Trade Center bombing is suspected of planting a bomb on a Philippine airliner that killed a passenger in December , the national police chief said Monday . The man Who is accused man? 0 2 -1408 1 The man accused of masterminding the World Trade Center bombing is suspected of planting a bomb on a Philippine airliner that killed a passenger in December , the national police chief said Monday . suspected of Why is the same man accused of the World Trade Center bombing also suspected of planting a bomb on a Philippine airliner? 11 13 -1408 2 Director General Recaredo Sarmiento said the bombing , which killed a Japanese passenger , was " a dry run " for a terror campaign against U . S . carriers in the Far East . He said the campaign was to have included attacks on unspecified foreign embassies in Manila . " a dry run " Can you specify what a \"dry run\" means? 15 20 -1408 2 Director General Recaredo Sarmiento said the bombing , which killed a Japanese passenger , was " a dry run " for a terror campaign against U . S . carriers in the Far East . He said the campaign was to have included attacks on unspecified foreign embassies in Manila . " a dry run " Is there any evidence of previous \"dry run\" attempts at a terror campaign against U.S. carriers in the Far East? 15 20 -1408 2 Director General Recaredo Sarmiento said the bombing , which killed a Japanese passenger , was " a dry run " for a terror campaign against U . S . carriers in the Far East . He said the campaign was to have included attacks on unspecified foreign embassies in Manila . killed a Japanese passenger , Were passengers of other nationalities injured or killed in the bombing? 9 14 -1408 2 Director General Recaredo Sarmiento said the bombing , which killed a Japanese passenger , was " a dry run " for a terror campaign against U . S . carriers in the Far East . He said the campaign was to have included attacks on unspecified foreign embassies in Manila . terror campaign Why is there a \"terror campaign\" against U.S. Carriers in the Far East? 22 24 -1408 3 Ramzi Ahmed Yousef , arrested last week in Pakistan and deported to the United States , also was involved in a plot to kill Pope John Paul II during his visit to Manila last month , Sarmiento said . Ramzi Ahmed Yousef , Which country is Ramzi a native of? 0 4 -1408 3 Ramzi Ahmed Yousef , arrested last week in Pakistan and deported to the United States , also was involved in a plot to kill Pope John Paul II during his visit to Manila last month , Sarmiento said . plot to kill How is it known that Yousef was involved in a plot to kill Pope John Paul II? 21 24 -1408 4 On Dec . 11 , a bomb exploded aboard a Philippine Airlines flight bound for Tokyo from the central Philippine city of Cebu . The pilot landed the plane safely on Okinawa , but one person was killed and five others injured . On Dec . 11 , Which year did this take place? 0 5 -1408 4 On Dec . 11 , a bomb exploded aboard a Philippine Airlines flight bound for Tokyo from the central Philippine city of Cebu . The pilot landed the plane safely on Okinawa , but one person was killed and five others injured . one person was killed and five others injured How many people were on the plane? 34 42 -1408 5 A Filipino Muslim extremist group claimed responsibility , but police doubt it was capable of the attack . police doubt Why do police doubt that the Filipino Muslim extremist group was capable of the attack? 9 11 -1408 5 A Filipino Muslim extremist group claimed responsibility , but police doubt it was capable of the attack . doubt What specifically indicates the group was incapable? 10 11 -1409 1 Angry at having failed entry tests for a new police academy , law enforcement volunteers overran a northern police station and beat up the duty officer , an international police monitor said Monday . volunteers How many volunteers failed? 14 15 -1409 1 Angry at having failed entry tests for a new police academy , law enforcement volunteers overran a northern police station and beat up the duty officer , an international police monitor said Monday . volunteers in which city? 14 15 -1409 2 National television reported Monday night that one member of the interim police force was killed and one volunteer was injured in the attack in Lime , 290 kilometers ( 180 miles ) north of Port - au - Prince , the capital . killed Were the volunteers armed? 14 15 -1409 2 National television reported Monday night that one member of the interim police force was killed and one volunteer was injured in the attack in Lime , 290 kilometers ( 180 miles ) north of Port - au - Prince , the capital . capital of which country? 41 42 -1409 3 The incident occurred Saturday night , said Paul Browne , spokesman for the 20 - nation International Police Monitor corps in Haiti to help keep order following the return of exiled President Jean - Bertrand Aristide on Oct . 15 . exiled Why was President Jean-Bertrand exiled? 30 31 -1409 4 The attackers were members of a civilian police volunteer corps chosen by townspeople last year to fill the law enforcement vacuum . fill the law enforcement vacuum Why was there a lack of officers? 16 21 -1409 4 The attackers were members of a civilian police volunteer corps chosen by townspeople last year to fill the law enforcement vacuum . members Does this mean the volunteers all already know each other? 3 4 -1409 5 Angry that they were being replaced by members of the interim police force and at failing their entrance exams , they ransacked the police station and apparently stole some weapons , privately - owned Radio Galaxie reported . Townspeople reported gunfire during the night . replaced Why were they being replaced? 5 6 -1409 5 Angry that they were being replaced by members of the interim police force and at failing their entrance exams , they ransacked the police station and apparently stole some weapons , privately - owned Radio Galaxie reported . Townspeople reported gunfire during the night . Radio Galaxie is that a news station? 34 36 -1410 1 A Dublin professor has unearthed hundreds of previously unknown works by the English poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge in a hunt that took him as far as Russia and Australia . A Dublin professor What Dublin professor? 0 3 -1410 1 A Dublin professor has unearthed hundreds of previously unknown works by the English poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge in a hunt that took him as far as Russia and Australia . unearthed How were they unearthed? 4 5 -1410 2 There also are many new versions of known Coleridge poems , but nothing to compare with his masterpieces like " Kubla Khan " and " The Rime of the Ancient Mariner , " according to Jim Mays , head of the English Department at University College , Dublin . nothing to compare Why don't these unearthed works compare to his masterpieces? 12 15 -1410 2 There also are many new versions of known Coleridge poems , but nothing to compare with his masterpieces like " Kubla Khan " and " The Rime of the Ancient Mariner , " according to Jim Mays , head of the English Department at University College , Dublin . masterpieces What makes these works masterpieces? 17 18 -1410 2 There also are many new versions of known Coleridge poems , but nothing to compare with his masterpieces like " Kubla Khan " and " The Rime of the Ancient Mariner , " according to Jim Mays , head of the English Department at University College , Dublin . masterpieces Why are they considered masterpieces? 17 18 -1410 3 Mays plans to publish his discoveries later this year . In all , he says he found about 300 poems . About 500 Coleridge poems were already known . later this year Why wait so long? 6 9 -1410 3 Mays plans to publish his discoveries later this year . In all , he says he found about 300 poems . About 500 Coleridge poems were already known . publish Why are they deemed worthy of being published? 3 4 -1410 4 The Sunday Times said Monday the new works range from two - line fragments to manuscripts 10 pages long and were found in private collections , homes and libraries . private How were private collections accessed? 23 24 -1410 5 It quoted Mays as saying Coleridge did not stop writing poetry around 1810 , as had been thought . Coleridge died in 1834 . as had been thought Why was did people think he stopped writing poetry then? Was that when his last poem was published? 14 18 -1410 5 It quoted Mays as saying Coleridge did not stop writing poetry around 1810 , as had been thought . Coleridge died in 1834 . as had been thought Why was it assumed that he stopped writing? 14 18 -1410 5 It quoted Mays as saying Coleridge did not stop writing poetry around 1810 , as had been thought . Coleridge died in 1834 . not Why didn’t he stop writing? What was his motivation? 7 8 -1411 1 Peru late Monday announced it had captured the last Ecuadorean stronghold in Peruvian territory and declared a unilateral cease - fire in the Andean border war . last Ecuadorean stronghold Where was the stronghold 8 11 -1411 1 Peru late Monday announced it had captured the last Ecuadorean stronghold in Peruvian territory and declared a unilateral cease - fire in the Andean border war . Ecuadorean stronghold in Peruvian territory Which town or city was the last captured? 9 14 -1411 2 The cease - fire will go into effect at noon ( 1700 GMT ) Tuesday , President Alberto Fujimori said in an address to the nation . Tuesday , What time period is this? 14 16 -1411 2 The cease - fire will go into effect at noon ( 1700 GMT ) Tuesday , President Alberto Fujimori said in an address to the nation . cease - fire How long has the war gone on? 1 4 -1411 3 There was no immediate reaction from the Ecuadorean government . But a television station in the Ecuadorean capital of Quito reported that officials were surprised and skeptical about the announcement . surprised and skeptical why were they so surprised/skeptical? 24 27 -1411 3 There was no immediate reaction from the Ecuadorean government . But a television station in the Ecuadorean capital of Quito reported that officials were surprised and skeptical about the announcement . surprised and skeptical about the announcement . Why would the Ecuadorean officials be surprised? 24 31 -1411 3 There was no immediate reaction from the Ecuadorean government . But a television station in the Ecuadorean capital of Quito reported that officials were surprised and skeptical about the announcement . Ecuadorean How will Ecuadorean government react to the cease-fire announcement? 7 8 -1411 4 " All Peru should know that at this moment . Ecuadorean troops have been expelled from our territory , " Fujimori said . expelled Is this really true? 14 15 -1412 1 The third round - robin of the America ' s Cup trials bring higher stakes , particuarly for the foreign challengers . foreign why are foreign challengers faced with more challenge? 19 20 -1412 1 The third round - robin of the America ' s Cup trials bring higher stakes , particuarly for the foreign challengers . America ' s Cup What sport is played at the America's Cup? 7 11 -1412 1 The third round - robin of the America ' s Cup trials bring higher stakes , particuarly for the foreign challengers . foreign challengers What countries are the challengers from? 19 21 -1412 1 The third round - robin of the America ' s Cup trials bring higher stakes , particuarly for the foreign challengers . trials What are these trials? 11 12 -1412 1 The third round - robin of the America ' s Cup trials bring higher stakes , particuarly for the foreign challengers . bring higher stakes , Why is this race so much more important? 12 16 -1412 2 " Round one and round two were very much practice rounds to sort things out , " New Zealand skipper Chris Dickson said . " Round three is reality . " practice Are the first two rounds less important to the final outcome? 9 10 -1412 2 " Round one and round two were very much practice rounds to sort things out , " New Zealand skipper Chris Dickson said . " Round three is reality . " skipper What is a skipper? 19 20 -1412 3 Crews will have a chance to gain ground in the third round because victories are worth four points , double that of round two . double that of round two why are the points double? 19 24 -1412 3 Crews will have a chance to gain ground in the third round because victories are worth four points , double that of round two . double Why do point values increase in round three? 19 20 -1412 3 Crews will have a chance to gain ground in the third round because victories are worth four points , double that of round two . Crews Which crews are participating? 0 1 -1412 4 " If we don ' t do well in this round - robin , we ' re dead , " said Syd Fischer , navigator and syndicate head of Sydney 95 . Sydney 95 What is sydney 95? Who is on that team and why should they win? 29 31 -1412 4 " If we don ' t do well in this round - robin , we ' re dead , " said Syd Fischer , navigator and syndicate head of Sydney 95 . round - robin , What comes after the round-robin? 10 14 -1412 4 " If we don ' t do well in this round - robin , we ' re dead , " said Syd Fischer , navigator and syndicate head of Sydney 95 . navigator What sport requires navigators? 24 25 -1412 4 " If we don ' t do well in this round - robin , we ' re dead , " said Syd Fischer , navigator and syndicate head of Sydney 95 . syndicate head What is this? 26 28 -1412 5 Team New Zealand leads the Louis Vuitton Cup for challengers with 16 points . Dickson ' s NZL - 39 and John Bertrand ' s oneAustralia are tied for second with 13 points , followed by Nippon with 10 and France3 with 7 . Team New Zealand leads the Louis Vuitton Cup how is this relevant to the America Cup? 0 8 -1412 5 Team New Zealand leads the Louis Vuitton Cup for challengers with 16 points . Dickson ' s NZL - 39 and John Bertrand ' s oneAustralia are tied for second with 13 points , followed by Nippon with 10 and France3 with 7 . Louis Vuitton Cup Is this a major tournament in this sport? 5 8 -1412 5 Team New Zealand leads the Louis Vuitton Cup for challengers with 16 points . Dickson ' s NZL - 39 and John Bertrand ' s oneAustralia are tied for second with 13 points , followed by Nippon with 10 and France3 with 7 . Louis Vuitton Cup What is this for? 5 8 -1412 5 Team New Zealand leads the Louis Vuitton Cup for challengers with 16 points . Dickson ' s NZL - 39 and John Bertrand ' s oneAustralia are tied for second with 13 points , followed by Nippon with 10 and France3 with 7 . Louis Vuitton Cup for challengers What constitutes a challenger in yacht racing? 5 10 -1413 1 The U . S . dollar edged lower against the Japanese yen Tuesday , and prices on the Tokyo Stock Exchange fell back following two trading days of gains . prices on the Tokyo Stock Exchange fell back What was the main culprit of the slide during this session? 15 23 -1413 1 The U . S . dollar edged lower against the Japanese yen Tuesday , and prices on the Tokyo Stock Exchange fell back following two trading days of gains . lower What caused this decrease to happen? 7 8 -1413 1 The U . S . dollar edged lower against the Japanese yen Tuesday , and prices on the Tokyo Stock Exchange fell back following two trading days of gains . Tuesday , of which year? 12 14 -1413 2 At 3 : 30 p . m . ( 0630 GMT ) , the dollar was trading at 98 . 75 yen , down 0 . 12 yen from late Monday trading in Tokyo and also slightly below its overnight New York level of 98 . 76 yen . below What does this signify for the U.S. dollar? 37 38 -1413 3 The dollar remained within a narrow range as investors refrained from taking any big moves in either direction ahead of U . S . economic reports to be released later in the week . The reports could provide clues to the future of the economy and inflation . reports How are these reports produced and how accurate are their predictions? 25 26 -1413 3 The dollar remained within a narrow range as investors refrained from taking any big moves in either direction ahead of U . S . economic reports to be released later in the week . The reports could provide clues to the future of the economy and inflation . U . S . economic reports What type of economic reports were going to be released? 20 26 -1413 3 The dollar remained within a narrow range as investors refrained from taking any big moves in either direction ahead of U . S . economic reports to be released later in the week . The reports could provide clues to the future of the economy and inflation . reports What are some expectations of the U.S. economic reports? 25 26 -1413 3 The dollar remained within a narrow range as investors refrained from taking any big moves in either direction ahead of U . S . economic reports to be released later in the week . The reports could provide clues to the future of the economy and inflation . clues what type of clues? 38 39 -1413 4 Later in the day the Commerce Department reports on retail sales for January , and the following day the government will release reports on consumer prices and industrial production in January and business inventories for December . January What year is this article from? 12 13 -1413 5 Also , the government reports on January housing sales and December trade will be released later in the week . January housing sales and December trade why does it take so long? 6 12 -1414 1 TOKYO ( AP ) - Despite scores of complaints from Japanese companies over trademark and copyright infringements in China , Tokyo officials are content to let Washington wield the stick in trade negotiations there . trademark and copyright infringements How were they being infringed? 13 17 -1414 1 TOKYO ( AP ) - Despite scores of complaints from Japanese companies over trademark and copyright infringements in China , Tokyo officials are content to let Washington wield the stick in trade negotiations there . content Why are they content? 23 24 -1414 1 TOKYO ( AP ) - Despite scores of complaints from Japanese companies over trademark and copyright infringements in China , Tokyo officials are content to let Washington wield the stick in trade negotiations there . complaints Why are there complaints? 8 9 -1414 1 TOKYO ( AP ) - Despite scores of complaints from Japanese companies over trademark and copyright infringements in China , Tokyo officials are content to let Washington wield the stick in trade negotiations there . Tokyo officials are content Why are Tokyo officials content to let Washington lead the trade negotiations? 20 24 -1414 2 " Our approach to China is not so attacking . It ' s more cooperative , " says trade official Toshikazu Masuyama . cooperative , " What is an example of cooperation? 14 17 -1414 2 " Our approach to China is not so attacking . It ' s more cooperative , " says trade official Toshikazu Masuyama . cooperative , " How are they being cooperative? 14 17 -1414 2 " Our approach to China is not so attacking . It ' s more cooperative , " says trade official Toshikazu Masuyama . more cooperative , " Why is their approve more cooperative and not attacking? 13 17 -1414 3 But that doesn ' t mean Japan is unwilling to reap the benefits of U . S . trade action . reap the benefits of U . S . trade action How are they benefiting? 10 20 -1414 3 But that doesn ' t mean Japan is unwilling to reap the benefits of U . S . trade action . benefits What benefits? 12 13 -1414 3 But that doesn ' t mean Japan is unwilling to reap the benefits of U . S . trade action . benefits How are the benefits reaped? 12 13 -1414 4 " If the U . S . pressures the Chinese government , protection of intellectual property rights will improve worldwide , " Masuyama says , adding that Japan knows the tactics can be effective because they ' ve worked here . worked When have they worked in the past? 38 39 -1414 4 " If the U . S . pressures the Chinese government , protection of intellectual property rights will improve worldwide , " Masuyama says , adding that Japan knows the tactics can be effective because they ' ve worked here . worked How have they worked? Why is this important in the context? 38 39 -1414 4 " If the U . S . pressures the Chinese government , protection of intellectual property rights will improve worldwide , " Masuyama says , adding that Japan knows the tactics can be effective because they ' ve worked here . Japan knows the tactics How can Japan knows the tactics can be effective? 27 31 -1414 5 U . S . and Chinese officials on Tuesday were to resume last - ditch talks to try to avert a trade war over more than dlrs 1 billion that Washington says U . S . companies lose from illegal Chinese copies of music CDs , computer software and more . a trade war over more than dlrs 1 billion What would the trade war entail? 20 29 -1414 5 U . S . and Chinese officials on Tuesday were to resume last - ditch talks to try to avert a trade war over more than dlrs 1 billion that Washington says U . S . companies lose from illegal Chinese copies of music CDs , computer software and more . last - ditch Why is it last ditch? 12 15 -1414 5 U . S . and Chinese officials on Tuesday were to resume last - ditch talks to try to avert a trade war over more than dlrs 1 billion that Washington says U . S . companies lose from illegal Chinese copies of music CDs , computer software and more . avert How can the trade war be averted? 19 20 -1415 1 A limited cease - fire between Russia and Chechen rebels began Tuesday , with both sides agreeing to halt the use of heavy artillery . Russia and Chechen rebels Why are they fighting? 6 10 -1415 1 A limited cease - fire between Russia and Chechen rebels began Tuesday , with both sides agreeing to halt the use of heavy artillery . heavy artillery What constituted heavy artillery in this agreement? 22 24 -1415 1 A limited cease - fire between Russia and Chechen rebels began Tuesday , with both sides agreeing to halt the use of heavy artillery . both sides agreeing to halt Why did both sides agree to halt? 14 19 -1415 2 Many were skeptical that the latest truce would hold , but early reports indicated that the war zone was quiet . Russian helicopter gunships continued to fly over the region from their base in Beslan , about 120 kilometers ( 75 miles ) west of Grozny . hold , why are they skeptical 8 10 -1415 2 Many were skeptical that the latest truce would hold , but early reports indicated that the war zone was quiet . Russian helicopter gunships continued to fly over the region from their base in Beslan , about 120 kilometers ( 75 miles ) west of Grozny . fly why are they flying over the region? 26 27 -1415 2 Many were skeptical that the latest truce would hold , but early reports indicated that the war zone was quiet . Russian helicopter gunships continued to fly over the region from their base in Beslan , about 120 kilometers ( 75 miles ) west of Grozny . Many were skeptical Why was there such skepticism? 0 3 -1415 2 Many were skeptical that the latest truce would hold , but early reports indicated that the war zone was quiet . Russian helicopter gunships continued to fly over the region from their base in Beslan , about 120 kilometers ( 75 miles ) west of Grozny . Many were skeptical that the latest truce Why were many skeptical the truce would hold? 0 7 -1415 3 In Moscow , a top Russian commander , Lt . Gen . Lev Rokhlin , was among those predicting that peace talks would ultimately fail . " It is impossible to reach agreement with them because their hands are stained with blood , " he told the ITAR - Tass news agency . stained with blood , " Whose blood is he referring to? 39 44 -1415 4 Vladimir Nikanorov , a spokesman for the Russian Defense Ministry , said the cease - fire pact was reached in five hours of talks Monday between the commander of Russian troops in Chechnya , Col . Gen . Anatoly Kulikov , and Aslan Maskhadov , the chief of separatist Chechen forces . pact was reached in five hours of talks How did the sides agree to hold the talks? 16 24 -1415 5 " The parties have reached an agreement to stop fighting with heavy artillery starting tomorrow , " Nikanorov said in Moscow . stop fighting with heavy artillery Does this mean they can use smaller weapons? 8 13 -1416 1 Rosemary West must stand trial for the murder of 10 people , including her daughter and stepdaughter , a judge ruled Tuesday . Rosemary Why did she allegedly murder 10 people? 0 1 -1416 1 Rosemary West must stand trial for the murder of 10 people , including her daughter and stepdaughter , a judge ruled Tuesday . the murder of 10 people , How were these people murdered? 6 12 -1416 1 Rosemary West must stand trial for the murder of 10 people , including her daughter and stepdaughter , a judge ruled Tuesday . stand trial What has she been accused of? 3 5 -1416 1 Rosemary West must stand trial for the murder of 10 people , including her daughter and stepdaughter , a judge ruled Tuesday . 10 people , What were the 10 people? 9 12 -1416 2 The apparent suicide of her husband , suspected serial killer Frederick West , found hanged in his cell on New Year ' s Day , had raised doubts about whether his widow will be tried . raised doubts Why were people doubting her competency to stand trial? 26 28 -1416 2 The apparent suicide of her husband , suspected serial killer Frederick West , found hanged in his cell on New Year ' s Day , had raised doubts about whether his widow will be tried . husband , What was he convicted of? 5 7 -1416 2 The apparent suicide of her husband , suspected serial killer Frederick West , found hanged in his cell on New Year ' s Day , had raised doubts about whether his widow will be tried . apparent suicide How was his suicide apparent? 1 3 -1416 2 The apparent suicide of her husband , suspected serial killer Frederick West , found hanged in his cell on New Year ' s Day , had raised doubts about whether his widow will be tried . husband , suspected serial killer How many people was he suspected of killing? 5 10 -1416 2 The apparent suicide of her husband , suspected serial killer Frederick West , found hanged in his cell on New Year ' s Day , had raised doubts about whether his widow will be tried . found hanged who found him? 13 15 -1416 3 But Chief Metropolitan Stipendiary Magistrate Peter Badge said at the end of a weeklong committal hearing that he found sufficient evidence against Mrs . West to make her stand trial at Bristol Crown Court in the autumn . evidence how did he find evidence? 20 21 -1416 3 But Chief Metropolitan Stipendiary Magistrate Peter Badge said at the end of a weeklong committal hearing that he found sufficient evidence against Mrs . West to make her stand trial at Bristol Crown Court in the autumn . weeklong committal hearing Why did the hearing take a week? 13 16 -1416 3 But Chief Metropolitan Stipendiary Magistrate Peter Badge said at the end of a weeklong committal hearing that he found sufficient evidence against Mrs . West to make her stand trial at Bristol Crown Court in the autumn . evidence What evidence was found? 20 21 -1416 4 A committal hearing is a routine step in the British judicial process , confirming that the accused has a case to answer . Mrs . West ' s attorneys had argued that with the death of her husband , the case should be dropped . the case should be dropped How does the death of her husband lead to her not being able to stand? 39 44 -1416 4 A committal hearing is a routine step in the British judicial process , confirming that the accused has a case to answer . Mrs . West ' s attorneys had argued that with the death of her husband , the case should be dropped . death Why would the case be dropped because of her husbands death? 34 35 -1416 4 A committal hearing is a routine step in the British judicial process , confirming that the accused has a case to answer . Mrs . West ' s attorneys had argued that with the death of her husband , the case should be dropped . had argued What was their argument? 29 31 -1416 4 A committal hearing is a routine step in the British judicial process , confirming that the accused has a case to answer . Mrs . West ' s attorneys had argued that with the death of her husband , the case should be dropped . be dropped Why should it be dropped? 42 44 -1416 5 They also contended that the huge amount of publicity surrounding the case would make it difficult to find an impartial jury . publicity Why would that make any difference? 8 9 -1416 5 They also contended that the huge amount of publicity surrounding the case would make it difficult to find an impartial jury . huge amount of publicity Why was there so much publicity? 5 9 -1417 1 Washington has asked Tokyo to provide scientific information about an improved type of wing developed for Japan ' s latest jet fighter , which is based on the U . S . - made F - 16 , officials said Tuesday . Japan ' s latest jet fighter , What is the name of this fighter? 16 23 -1417 1 Washington has asked Tokyo to provide scientific information about an improved type of wing developed for Japan ' s latest jet fighter , which is based on the U . S . - made F - 16 , officials said Tuesday . improved type of wing How is this new wing improved over previous models? 10 14 -1417 1 Washington has asked Tokyo to provide scientific information about an improved type of wing developed for Japan ' s latest jet fighter , which is based on the U . S . - made F - 16 , officials said Tuesday . improved type of wing how is this wing improved from the previous model? 10 14 -1417 1 Washington has asked Tokyo to provide scientific information about an improved type of wing developed for Japan ' s latest jet fighter , which is based on the U . S . - made F - 16 , officials said Tuesday . has asked Tokyo What did they ask Tokyo? 1 4 -1417 1 Washington has asked Tokyo to provide scientific information about an improved type of wing developed for Japan ' s latest jet fighter , which is based on the U . S . - made F - 16 , officials said Tuesday . provide scientific information Scientific information about what? 5 8 -1417 1 Washington has asked Tokyo to provide scientific information about an improved type of wing developed for Japan ' s latest jet fighter , which is based on the U . S . - made F - 16 , officials said Tuesday . developed for Japan ' s What is Washington involved? 14 19 -1417 2 " The issue has been discussed for some time between authorities concerned from both sides , " said Japanese Defense Agency spokesman Takahiro Goto . some time how long is 'some time'? 7 9 -1417 2 " The issue has been discussed for some time between authorities concerned from both sides , " said Japanese Defense Agency spokesman Takahiro Goto . some time How long have they been discussing this? 7 9 -1417 2 " The issue has been discussed for some time between authorities concerned from both sides , " said Japanese Defense Agency spokesman Takahiro Goto . concerned What is their exact concern? 11 12 -1417 3 Goto said the technology developed by Japan ' s Mitsubishi Heavy Industries involves a composite material from carbon fiber that enables production of a wing that is lighter , wider and stronger . composite material what is the composite material made from carbon fiber? 14 16 -1417 3 Goto said the technology developed by Japan ' s Mitsubishi Heavy Industries involves a composite material from carbon fiber that enables production of a wing that is lighter , wider and stronger . wing that is lighter , wider and stronger why is this necessary? and how much lighter/wider/stronger? 24 32 -1417 3 Goto said the technology developed by Japan ' s Mitsubishi Heavy Industries involves a composite material from carbon fiber that enables production of a wing that is lighter , wider and stronger . technology developed What technology was developed? 3 5 -1417 3 Goto said the technology developed by Japan ' s Mitsubishi Heavy Industries involves a composite material from carbon fiber that enables production of a wing that is lighter , wider and stronger . composite material What is this material? 14 16 -1417 3 Goto said the technology developed by Japan ' s Mitsubishi Heavy Industries involves a composite material from carbon fiber that enables production of a wing that is lighter , wider and stronger . lighter , wider and stronger How much lighter, wider and stronger? 27 32 -1417 4 Under a 1988 agreement on the joint development of the FSX fighter , both sides are obliged to provide the other side with any " derivative " technology , Goto explained . 1988 agreement Why does this agreement exist?\n 2 4 -1417 4 Under a 1988 agreement on the joint development of the FSX fighter , both sides are obliged to provide the other side with any " derivative " technology , Goto explained . any " derivative " technology , how is derivative technology defined? 23 29 -1417 4 Under a 1988 agreement on the joint development of the FSX fighter , both sides are obliged to provide the other side with any " derivative " technology , Goto explained . agreement What was the agreement? 3 4 -1417 4 Under a 1988 agreement on the joint development of the FSX fighter , both sides are obliged to provide the other side with any " derivative " technology , Goto explained . obliged Why are they both obligated? 16 17 -1417 5 U . S . and Japanese officials have yet to determine if the Mitsubishi technology is its own or derivative , he added . technology is its own or derivative , What would constitute a derivative technology? 14 21 -1417 5 U . S . and Japanese officials have yet to determine if the Mitsubishi technology is its own or derivative , he added . yet to determine Is there a deadline? 8 11 -1418 1 On the eve of a new round of trade talks aimed at preventing a China - U . S . trade war , China said on Tuesday it hoped U . S . negotiators would be flexible and that an early settlement could be reached . preventing a China - U . S . trade war , What industries would be affected by this trade issue? 12 23 -1418 1 On the eve of a new round of trade talks aimed at preventing a China - U . S . trade war , China said on Tuesday it hoped U . S . negotiators would be flexible and that an early settlement could be reached . talks How long have these trade talks gone on? 9 10 -1418 1 On the eve of a new round of trade talks aimed at preventing a China - U . S . trade war , China said on Tuesday it hoped U . S . negotiators would be flexible and that an early settlement could be reached . negotiators What are the issues on the table for these negotiators to solve? 33 34 -1418 1 On the eve of a new round of trade talks aimed at preventing a China - U . S . trade war , China said on Tuesday it hoped U . S . negotiators would be flexible and that an early settlement could be reached . China - U . S . trade war , Why is a China-U.S. trade war a possibility? 14 23 -1418 1 On the eve of a new round of trade talks aimed at preventing a China - U . S . trade war , China said on Tuesday it hoped U . S . negotiators would be flexible and that an early settlement could be reached . flexible What are U.S. negotiators demanding? 36 37 -1418 2 The United States wants to see substantial progress in China ' s fight against piracy of U . S . software , movies and music before Feb . 26 . progress What kind of progress would the United States be satisfied with? 7 8 -1418 2 The United States wants to see substantial progress in China ' s fight against piracy of U . S . software , movies and music before Feb . 26 . before Feb . 26 of which year? 25 29 -1418 2 The United States wants to see substantial progress in China ' s fight against piracy of U . S . software , movies and music before Feb . 26 . piracy What portion of piracy of American media takes place in China? 14 15 -1418 3 If there is no progress in intellectual property rights protection , the United States plans to impose 100 punitive tariffs that will double the cost of more than dlrs 1 billion of Chinese exports to the United States . intellectual property rights protection , How would China protect individual property rights? 6 11 -1418 3 If there is no progress in intellectual property rights protection , the United States plans to impose 100 punitive tariffs that will double the cost of more than dlrs 1 billion of Chinese exports to the United States . 100 punitive tariffs are they allowed to do that? 17 20 -1418 3 If there is no progress in intellectual property rights protection , the United States plans to impose 100 punitive tariffs that will double the cost of more than dlrs 1 billion of Chinese exports to the United States . 100 punitive tariffs What items will the punitive tariffs be applied to? 17 20 -1418 4 China plans to enact counter - measures if U . S . sanctions go into effect . enact counter - measures Which types of items would be affected by these measures? 3 7 -1418 4 China plans to enact counter - measures if U . S . sanctions go into effect . counter - measures What kind of counter-measures? 4 7 -1418 4 China plans to enact counter - measures if U . S . sanctions go into effect . counter - measures what type of measures? 4 7 -1418 4 China plans to enact counter - measures if U . S . sanctions go into effect . counter - measures What countermeasures will China enact? 4 7 -1418 5 Lee Sands , the head of the U . S . negotiating team , arrived in Beijing Tuesday afternoon . arrived Where did he travel from? 14 15 -1419 1 President Nelson Mandela accepted an apology Tuesday from his estranged wife , Winnie , for calling his government weak and unresponsive but warned against further breaks from his leadership . estranged wife , Why is his wife estranged? 9 12 -1419 1 President Nelson Mandela accepted an apology Tuesday from his estranged wife , Winnie , for calling his government weak and unresponsive but warned against further breaks from his leadership . estranged wife , Why is his wife estranged from him? 9 12 -1419 1 President Nelson Mandela accepted an apology Tuesday from his estranged wife , Winnie , for calling his government weak and unresponsive but warned against further breaks from his leadership . weak and unresponsive Why have these allegations been made? 18 21 -1419 1 President Nelson Mandela accepted an apology Tuesday from his estranged wife , Winnie , for calling his government weak and unresponsive but warned against further breaks from his leadership . government weak and unresponsive What were the bases for Winnie making these statements? 17 21 -1419 1 President Nelson Mandela accepted an apology Tuesday from his estranged wife , Winnie , for calling his government weak and unresponsive but warned against further breaks from his leadership . apology Was there a need for an apology that became publicized? 5 6 -1419 2 Mrs . Mandela ' s apology came in the second of two letters to her husband on Monday . The first defended her criticism of the government during a Feb . 4 funeral for a slain policeman but contained no apology . The second letter , later Monday , was more contrite . second of two letters what was the first letter about 9 13 -1419 2 Mrs . Mandela ' s apology came in the second of two letters to her husband on Monday . The first defended her criticism of the government during a Feb . 4 funeral for a slain policeman but contained no apology . The second letter , later Monday , was more contrite . funeral for a slain policeman How did the policeman die? 32 37 -1419 2 Mrs . Mandela ' s apology came in the second of two letters to her husband on Monday . The first defended her criticism of the government during a Feb . 4 funeral for a slain policeman but contained no apology . The second letter , later Monday , was more contrite . letters How have these private letters become publicized? 12 13 -1419 4 In his response , Mandela called Mrs . Mandela ' s criticism " inconsistent " with her position in the government but said he accepted the apology . " inconsistent " what would be consistent with her position? 12 15 -1419 4 In his response , Mandela called Mrs . Mandela ' s criticism " inconsistent " with her position in the government but said he accepted the apology . " inconsistent " Why is it considered inconsistent? 12 15 -1419 4 In his response , Mandela called Mrs . Mandela ' s criticism " inconsistent " with her position in the government but said he accepted the apology . with her position in the government What was her position in the government? 15 21 -1419 4 In his response , Mandela called Mrs . Mandela ' s criticism " inconsistent " with her position in the government but said he accepted the apology . response , In what form did Mandela's response come? 2 4 -1419 5 " Ministers and deputy ministers are custodians of the policy of the government of the day , " the statement read . " Their acceptance of positions in the government obliges them not only to help formulate policy in the relevant fora , but also to implement to the letter the decisions of the government . " relevant fora , what are the relevant fora 40 43 -1420 1 Retail sales rose modestly in January , held back by the first drop in auto sales in half a year . It was the ninth straight month when sales either rose or remained steady . first drop in auto sales in half a year What led to the drop in auto sales? 11 20 -1420 1 Retail sales rose modestly in January , held back by the first drop in auto sales in half a year . It was the ninth straight month when sales either rose or remained steady . Retail sales In which country? 0 2 -1420 1 Retail sales rose modestly in January , held back by the first drop in auto sales in half a year . It was the ninth straight month when sales either rose or remained steady . drop in auto sales Why did auto sales drop in January? 12 16 -1420 2 The Commerce Department said Tuesday that sales advanced 0 . 2 percent last month , less than analysts predicted , and matched the December advance . less than analysts predicted , Why were analysts predicting higher sales? 15 20 -1420 2 The Commerce Department said Tuesday that sales advanced 0 . 2 percent last month , less than analysts predicted , and matched the December advance . less than analysts predicted , How much was predicted? 15 20 -1420 2 The Commerce Department said Tuesday that sales advanced 0 . 2 percent last month , less than analysts predicted , and matched the December advance . less than analysts predicted , Is this a disappointing result? 15 20 -1420 3 The government previously estimated that sales fell 0 . 1 percent in December , prompting speculation a long - awaited slowdown in consumer spending had begun . long - awaited slowdown in consumer spending How long had it been since some sort of contraction? 17 24 -1420 3 The government previously estimated that sales fell 0 . 1 percent in December , prompting speculation a long - awaited slowdown in consumer spending had begun . long - awaited Why was a slowdown in customer spending predicted? 17 20 -1420 4 Auto sales fell 0 . 6 percent last month , the first drop since a 1 percent decline in July . Excluding car sales , a volatile component , retail sales rose 0 . 4 percent in January . volatile component , What makes car sales volatile? 26 29 -1420 5 The Commerce Department also revised its figures for November to show a sales gain of 0 . 4 percent instead of an earlier 0 . 2 percent estimate . figures What do annual figures look like so far? 6 7 -1420 5 The Commerce Department also revised its figures for November to show a sales gain of 0 . 4 percent instead of an earlier 0 . 2 percent estimate . revised What new information changed their calculation? 4 5 -1421 1 Fire swept through a house on Pittsburgh ' s east side Tuesday , killing three firefighters who were trapped when a burning stairway collapsed while they were trying to save three colleagues , authorities said . burning stairway collapsed Why was the stairway able to collapse? 21 24 -1421 1 Fire swept through a house on Pittsburgh ' s east side Tuesday , killing three firefighters who were trapped when a burning stairway collapsed while they were trying to save three colleagues , authorities said . Fire What caused the fire? 0 1 -1421 1 Fire swept through a house on Pittsburgh ' s east side Tuesday , killing three firefighters who were trapped when a burning stairway collapsed while they were trying to save three colleagues , authorities said . colleagues , Were the colleagues saved? 31 33 -1421 1 Fire swept through a house on Pittsburgh ' s east side Tuesday , killing three firefighters who were trapped when a burning stairway collapsed while they were trying to save three colleagues , authorities said . trying to save three colleagues , Did the three colleagues survive the fire? 27 33 -1421 2 The three colleagues were rescued by others and treated for smoke inhalation , said John Roundtree , chief of communications for the city ' s emergency dispatch center . The family that lived in the four - story home escaped without injury . others Who were these other people who saved the colleagues? 6 7 -1421 2 The three colleagues were rescued by others and treated for smoke inhalation , said John Roundtree , chief of communications for the city ' s emergency dispatch center . The family that lived in the four - story home escaped without injury . escaped without injury By \"escaped,\" does that mean that they were able to escape from the fire by themselves or with the help of the firefighters? 39 42 -1421 3 It was the worst loss of life in the city ' s fire department since three firefighters died 22 years ago , said Raymond Demichiei , dispatch operations supervisor . One of the dead was a woman . died 22 years ago , How did the three firefighters from 22 years ago pass away? 17 22 -1421 4 " We ' ve had people die from heart attacks and vehicle accidents , but nothing like this , " he said . nothing Does this mean they are lacking experience dealing with these scenarios? 15 16 -1421 5 The three had gone into the basement of the home to help their three colleagues get out . When the stairs collapsed , they were trapped in a recreation room that had thick plastic glass windows , said firefighter union president Joseph King . colleagues How did the colleagues get out? 14 15 -1421 5 The three had gone into the basement of the home to help their three colleagues get out . When the stairs collapsed , they were trapped in a recreation room that had thick plastic glass windows , said firefighter union president Joseph King . thick plastic glass windows , Is it recommended not to have thick plastic glass windows? 32 37 -1422 1 The government on Tuesday threatened to pull out of a truce keeping most of Bosnia at peace unless Serbs stop attacks in the northwest and permit aid convoys through to feed the famished . The government what government has threatened to pull out of a truce? 0 2 -1422 1 The government on Tuesday threatened to pull out of a truce keeping most of Bosnia at peace unless Serbs stop attacks in the northwest and permit aid convoys through to feed the famished . permit Are Serbs blocking or attacking aid convoys? 25 26 -1422 1 The government on Tuesday threatened to pull out of a truce keeping most of Bosnia at peace unless Serbs stop attacks in the northwest and permit aid convoys through to feed the famished . most What regions of Bosnia are at peace under the current truce? 12 13 -1422 1 The government on Tuesday threatened to pull out of a truce keeping most of Bosnia at peace unless Serbs stop attacks in the northwest and permit aid convoys through to feed the famished . attacks What attacks have taken place in the northwest? 20 21 -1422 1 The government on Tuesday threatened to pull out of a truce keeping most of Bosnia at peace unless Serbs stop attacks in the northwest and permit aid convoys through to feed the famished . government Which government? 1 2 -1422 1 The government on Tuesday threatened to pull out of a truce keeping most of Bosnia at peace unless Serbs stop attacks in the northwest and permit aid convoys through to feed the famished . Tuesday What is the date? 3 4 -1422 1 The government on Tuesday threatened to pull out of a truce keeping most of Bosnia at peace unless Serbs stop attacks in the northwest and permit aid convoys through to feed the famished . famished Where are the famished? 32 33 -1422 1 The government on Tuesday threatened to pull out of a truce keeping most of Bosnia at peace unless Serbs stop attacks in the northwest and permit aid convoys through to feed the famished . threatened to pull out of a truce Why was the truce looking to be ended? 4 11 -1422 2 The warning , contained in a statement issued by the Bosnian embassy in Zagreb , Croatia , was originally delivered Monday by Bosnian Foreign Minister Irfan Ljubijankic to senior U . N . envoy Yashushi Akashi . warning , how severe is the warning to the people of the country? 1 3 -1422 2 The warning , contained in a statement issued by the Bosnian embassy in Zagreb , Croatia , was originally delivered Monday by Bosnian Foreign Minister Irfan Ljubijankic to senior U . N . envoy Yashushi Akashi . embassy Why was the statement delivered through an embassy outside Bosnia rather than directly through official state channels? 11 12 -1422 2 The warning , contained in a statement issued by the Bosnian embassy in Zagreb , Croatia , was originally delivered Monday by Bosnian Foreign Minister Irfan Ljubijankic to senior U . N . envoy Yashushi Akashi . Monday What is the date? 20 21 -1422 3 Ljubijankic said conditions in the northwestern Bihac pocket had to improve within the next 24 hours or the Bosnian government would consider the truce invalid . But fighting continued into Tuesday , the day set by the ultimatum , and Serbs continued to refuse an aid convoy access into the region . conditions in the northwestern what lead to bad conditions? how do they plan to improve the conditions? 2 6 -1422 3 Ljubijankic said conditions in the northwestern Bihac pocket had to improve within the next 24 hours or the Bosnian government would consider the truce invalid . But fighting continued into Tuesday , the day set by the ultimatum , and Serbs continued to refuse an aid convoy access into the region . refuse Why are the Serbs refusing? 43 44 -1422 3 Ljubijankic said conditions in the northwestern Bihac pocket had to improve within the next 24 hours or the Bosnian government would consider the truce invalid . But fighting continued into Tuesday , the day set by the ultimatum , and Serbs continued to refuse an aid convoy access into the region . within Why was such a short time limit placed on this ultimatum? 11 12 -1422 3 Ljubijankic said conditions in the northwestern Bihac pocket had to improve within the next 24 hours or the Bosnian government would consider the truce invalid . But fighting continued into Tuesday , the day set by the ultimatum , and Serbs continued to refuse an aid convoy access into the region . refuse Why are the Serbs refusing to let aid conveys through? 43 44 -1422 3 Ljubijankic said conditions in the northwestern Bihac pocket had to improve within the next 24 hours or the Bosnian government would consider the truce invalid . But fighting continued into Tuesday , the day set by the ultimatum , and Serbs continued to refuse an aid convoy access into the region . 24 hours When does this time run-out? 14 16 -1422 3 Ljubijankic said conditions in the northwestern Bihac pocket had to improve within the next 24 hours or the Bosnian government would consider the truce invalid . But fighting continued into Tuesday , the day set by the ultimatum , and Serbs continued to refuse an aid convoy access into the region . refuse an aid convoy access into the region . Why was the aid being refused? 43 52 -1422 4 There was no immediate comment from the government in Sarajevo on the ultimatum , which is bound to result in an upsurge of fighting if carried out . Except for the Bihac pocket , the truce has kept most of Bosnia quiet since coming into effect Jan . 1 . fighting how would they prevent fighting from happening ? 23 24 -1422 4 There was no immediate comment from the government in Sarajevo on the ultimatum , which is bound to result in an upsurge of fighting if carried out . Except for the Bihac pocket , the truce has kept most of Bosnia quiet since coming into effect Jan . 1 . government Was this ultimatum issued outside of official state intentions? 7 8 -1422 4 There was no immediate comment from the government in Sarajevo on the ultimatum , which is bound to result in an upsurge of fighting if carried out . Except for the Bihac pocket , the truce has kept most of Bosnia quiet since coming into effect Jan . 1 . Bihac Why is fighting so prevalent in the Bihac pocket? 31 32 -1422 4 There was no immediate comment from the government in Sarajevo on the ultimatum , which is bound to result in an upsurge of fighting if carried out . Except for the Bihac pocket , the truce has kept most of Bosnia quiet since coming into effect Jan . 1 . Jan . 1 What year? 46 49 -1422 5 But U . N . officials said that President Alija Izetbegovic warned Akashi in a letter sent Monday that unless fighting around Bihac ceased immediately he would order other units to that front line to help government forces . other units to that front line what are these other units? What do they have the power to do legally? 28 34 -1422 5 But U . N . officials said that President Alija Izetbegovic warned Akashi in a letter sent Monday that unless fighting around Bihac ceased immediately he would order other units to that front line to help government forces . other What units are already on the front line in Bihac? 28 29 -1422 5 But U . N . officials said that President Alija Izetbegovic warned Akashi in a letter sent Monday that unless fighting around Bihac ceased immediately he would order other units to that front line to help government forces . Monday What is the date? 17 18 -1423 1 Fundamental freedoms are lagging behind rapid economic growth in Vietnam , according to a new U . N . report . Fundamental freedoms are lagging Which personal freedoms are having trouble keeping up in Vietnam? 0 4 -1423 1 Fundamental freedoms are lagging behind rapid economic growth in Vietnam , according to a new U . N . report . Fundamental freedoms What fundamental freedoms are they referring to? 0 2 -1423 1 Fundamental freedoms are lagging behind rapid economic growth in Vietnam , according to a new U . N . report . freedoms What specific freedoms was the UN report referencing? 1 2 -1423 2 At a meeting of the Commission on Human Rights , the working group on arbitrary detention voiced concern at the restrictions on freedom of opinion despite new policies embodied in the 1992 constitution . restrictions on freedom of opinion What type of restrictions on opinions were being seen? 20 25 -1423 2 At a meeting of the Commission on Human Rights , the working group on arbitrary detention voiced concern at the restrictions on freedom of opinion despite new policies embodied in the 1992 constitution . new policies embodied in the 1992 constitution What were these new policies? 26 33 -1423 2 At a meeting of the Commission on Human Rights , the working group on arbitrary detention voiced concern at the restrictions on freedom of opinion despite new policies embodied in the 1992 constitution . policies What freedoms were these new policies supposed to enforce? 27 28 -1423 3 " The group is concerned at the lack of progress in lifting . restrictions on freedom of opinion in all its forms , both individual and collective , " the report said . lack What was the data or events that prompted the report to be concerned over the lack of progress? 7 8 -1423 4 The group visited Vietnam for one week in October last year . It was the first time a U . N . human rights body had visited the country under the present government . under the present government What is the present government? 29 33 -1423 4 The group visited Vietnam for one week in October last year . It was the first time a U . N . human rights body had visited the country under the present government . body Who was part of this U.N. human rights body? 24 25 -1423 5 But despite visiting three labor camps , the group was barred from any visits to pre - trial detention centers , a central part of their mandate . visits to pre - trial detention centers , Why were the working groups barred from going to detention centers? 13 21 -1423 5 But despite visiting three labor camps , the group was barred from any visits to pre - trial detention centers , a central part of their mandate . barred Why were they barred? 10 11 -1424 1 Fire swept through a house on Pittsburgh ' s east side Tuesday , killing three firefighters who were trapped when a burning stairway collapsed while they were trying to save three colleagues , authorities said . Fire swept through a house What was the cause of the fire? 0 5 -1424 1 Fire swept through a house on Pittsburgh ' s east side Tuesday , killing three firefighters who were trapped when a burning stairway collapsed while they were trying to save three colleagues , authorities said . killing three firefighters How were they killed? 13 16 -1424 1 Fire swept through a house on Pittsburgh ' s east side Tuesday , killing three firefighters who were trapped when a burning stairway collapsed while they were trying to save three colleagues , authorities said . save three colleagues , Did the colleagues survive? 29 33 -1424 1 Fire swept through a house on Pittsburgh ' s east side Tuesday , killing three firefighters who were trapped when a burning stairway collapsed while they were trying to save three colleagues , authorities said . trying to save three colleagues , How did they escape? 27 33 -1424 1 Fire swept through a house on Pittsburgh ' s east side Tuesday , killing three firefighters who were trapped when a burning stairway collapsed while they were trying to save three colleagues , authorities said . Fire How was the fire started? 0 1 -1424 1 Fire swept through a house on Pittsburgh ' s east side Tuesday , killing three firefighters who were trapped when a burning stairway collapsed while they were trying to save three colleagues , authorities said . firefighters How many were in the house fighting the fire? 15 16 -1424 2 The three colleagues were rescued by others and treated for smoke inhalation , said John Roundtree , chief of communications for the city ' s emergency dispatch center . The family that lived in the three - story frame home escaped without injury . were rescued How were they rescued? 3 5 -1424 2 The three colleagues were rescued by others and treated for smoke inhalation , said John Roundtree , chief of communications for the city ' s emergency dispatch center . The family that lived in the three - story frame home escaped without injury . three - story frame home How old was the home? 35 40 -1424 2 The three colleagues were rescued by others and treated for smoke inhalation , said John Roundtree , chief of communications for the city ' s emergency dispatch center . The family that lived in the three - story frame home escaped without injury . escaped How did they escape? 40 41 -1424 2 The three colleagues were rescued by others and treated for smoke inhalation , said John Roundtree , chief of communications for the city ' s emergency dispatch center . The family that lived in the three - story frame home escaped without injury . family How many family members were there? 30 31 -1424 3 It was the worst loss of life in the city ' s fire department since three firefighters died 22 years ago , said Raymond Demichiei , dispatch operations supervisor . One of the dead was a woman . three firefighters died 22 years ago , How did they die? 15 22 -1424 3 It was the worst loss of life in the city ' s fire department since three firefighters died 22 years ago , said Raymond Demichiei , dispatch operations supervisor . One of the dead was a woman . firefighters How many firefighters were fighting that fire 22 years ago? 16 17 -1424 4 " We ' ve had people die from heart attacks and vehicle accidents , but nothing like this , " he said . had people die How many people have died? 4 7 -1424 4 " We ' ve had people die from heart attacks and vehicle accidents , but nothing like this , " he said . heart How many people died from heart attack that year the fire happened? 8 9 -1424 4 " We ' ve had people die from heart attacks and vehicle accidents , but nothing like this , " he said . vehicle How many people died from vehicle accidents that year the fire happened? 11 12 -1424 5 The three had gone into the basement of the home to help their three colleagues get out . When the stairs collapsed , they were trapped in a recreation room that had thick plastic glass windows , said firefighter union president Joseph King . basement of the home Was the fire present in the basement? 6 10 -1424 5 The three had gone into the basement of the home to help their three colleagues get out . When the stairs collapsed , they were trapped in a recreation room that had thick plastic glass windows , said firefighter union president Joseph King . to help What were they doing to help? 10 12 -1424 5 The three had gone into the basement of the home to help their three colleagues get out . When the stairs collapsed , they were trapped in a recreation room that had thick plastic glass windows , said firefighter union president Joseph King . they were trapped How long were they trapped? 23 26 -1424 5 The three had gone into the basement of the home to help their three colleagues get out . When the stairs collapsed , they were trapped in a recreation room that had thick plastic glass windows , said firefighter union president Joseph King . thick plastic glass windows , Are these a fire hazard, or particularly dangerous in a fire? 32 37 -1424 5 The three had gone into the basement of the home to help their three colleagues get out . When the stairs collapsed , they were trapped in a recreation room that had thick plastic glass windows , said firefighter union president Joseph King . When the stairs collapsed , Why had the stairs collapsed during the fire? 18 23 -1424 5 The three had gone into the basement of the home to help their three colleagues get out . When the stairs collapsed , they were trapped in a recreation room that had thick plastic glass windows , said firefighter union president Joseph King . colleagues Why were the colleagues in the basement? 14 15 -1425 1 The Buffalo Sabres on Tuesday traded goaltender Grant Fuhr and defensemen Philippe Boucher and Denis Tsygurov to the Los Angeles Kings for defensemen Alexei Zhitnik and Charlie Huddy and goaltender Robb Stauber . Buffalo Sabres Where is this team based? 1 3 -1425 1 The Buffalo Sabres on Tuesday traded goaltender Grant Fuhr and defensemen Philippe Boucher and Denis Tsygurov to the Los Angeles Kings for defensemen Alexei Zhitnik and Charlie Huddy and goaltender Robb Stauber . traded Why were they traded? 5 6 -1425 1 The Buffalo Sabres on Tuesday traded goaltender Grant Fuhr and defensemen Philippe Boucher and Denis Tsygurov to the Los Angeles Kings for defensemen Alexei Zhitnik and Charlie Huddy and goaltender Robb Stauber . Tuesday traded goaltender Grant Fuhr and Why did the Sabres trade such a high-level goaltender? 4 10 -1425 2 The Sabres also acquired a fifth - round draft choice from the Kings in either 1995 or 1996 . in either 1995 or 1996 . Which of these dates was it? 13 19 -1425 2 The Sabres also acquired a fifth - round draft choice from the Kings in either 1995 or 1996 . also acquired a fifth - round draft choice How where they able to acquire a fifth-round draft choice? 2 10 -1425 2 The Sabres also acquired a fifth - round draft choice from the Kings in either 1995 or 1996 . 1995 How is the year of the draft choice determined? 15 16 -1425 3 Fuhr , acquired by the Sabres in a trade with Toronto three years ago , was the backup to Dominik Hasek , the league ' s top goaltender last season . Dominik Hasek , the league ' s top goaltender How many goals were involved? 19 28 -1425 3 Fuhr , acquired by the Sabres in a trade with Toronto three years ago , was the backup to Dominik Hasek , the league ' s top goaltender last season . backup How valuable is a backup goaltender in the professional league? 17 18 -1425 4 Sabres coach John Muckler , who also coached Fuhr at Edmonton , said the deal will give Fuhr a chance to be a starting goalie again . John Muckler , How many star players has Muckler coached? 2 5 -1425 4 Sabres coach John Muckler , who also coached Fuhr at Edmonton , said the deal will give Fuhr a chance to be a starting goalie again . coached Did the coach knowing Fuhr have any influence towards the trade? 7 8 -1425 5 Muckler said after the deal was finalized Tuesday morning he spoke to Fuhr , who felt " a little bit of sadness , but he ' s also happy for a chance to be a No . 1 goalie again . " " a little bit of sadness , Why might Fuhr have felt sad? 16 23 -1425 5 Muckler said after the deal was finalized Tuesday morning he spoke to Fuhr , who felt " a little bit of sadness , but he ' s also happy for a chance to be a No . 1 goalie again . " " a little bit of sadness , Why was he sad? 16 23 -1426 1 The European Union ' s fisheries chief said Tuesday she will ask EU nations to consider fighting Canada over stocks of greenland halibut . fighting Canada over stocks of greenland halibut Why is there a disagreement over the fisheries? 16 23 -1426 2 " The ( EU executive ) Commission has no intention of passively accepting the NAFO decision , " said Fisheries Commissioner Emma Bonino , speaking to members of the European Parliament . has no intention of passively accepting the NAFO Why does the EU commission have no intention of accepting the NAFO? 7 15 -1426 2 " The ( EU executive ) Commission has no intention of passively accepting the NAFO decision , " said Fisheries Commissioner Emma Bonino , speaking to members of the European Parliament . the NAFO decision , " What did the NAFO decide? 13 18 -1426 3 She referred to a Feb . 1 meeting in Brussels , Belgium of the North Atlantic Fisheries Organization which handed out catch limits of Greenland halibut off Canada ' s coast . She referred to a Feb . 1 meeting in Brussels What was the meeting about? 0 10 -1426 3 She referred to a Feb . 1 meeting in Brussels , Belgium of the North Atlantic Fisheries Organization which handed out catch limits of Greenland halibut off Canada ' s coast . catch limits of Greenland halibut Why was there a catch limit implemented? 21 26 -1426 4 During the meeting , Canada called a vote to apportion the dwindling halibut stocks which left EU boats a drastically reduced share - - 12 . 6 percent - - of the catch . dwindling halibut stocks Why is the halibut stock dwindling? 11 14 -1426 4 During the meeting , Canada called a vote to apportion the dwindling halibut stocks which left EU boats a drastically reduced share - - 12 . 6 percent - - of the catch . EU boats a drastically reduced share Why were countries from the EU given such a small share of the stock? 16 22 -1426 5 EU delegates boycotted the vote , and Bonino said Tuesday EU fishermen would ignore the allotment and fish the region as before . EU fishermen would ignore the allotment What would be the punishment if they ignored the allotment? 10 16 -1426 5 EU delegates boycotted the vote , and Bonino said Tuesday EU fishermen would ignore the allotment and fish the region as before . ignore the allotment What will ignoring the allotment lead to in the future? 13 16 -1427 1 The European Union ' s fisheries chief said Tuesday she will ask EU nations to consider fighting Canada over stocks of Greenland halibut . consider fighting Why would the EU nations fight Canada over stocks of Greenland halibut? 15 17 -1427 1 The European Union ' s fisheries chief said Tuesday she will ask EU nations to consider fighting Canada over stocks of Greenland halibut . fighting Canada over stocks of Greenland halibut . Why would there be a fight over the fisheries? 16 24 -1427 1 The European Union ' s fisheries chief said Tuesday she will ask EU nations to consider fighting Canada over stocks of Greenland halibut . consider fighting Canada Why would they consider fighting Canada over stocks of Greenland halibut? 15 18 -1427 1 The European Union ' s fisheries chief said Tuesday she will ask EU nations to consider fighting Canada over stocks of Greenland halibut . stocks of Greenland halibut How relevant are the stocks of Greenland halibut? 19 23 -1427 2 " The ( EU executive ) Commission has no intention of passively accepting the NAFO decision , " said Fisheries Commissioner Emma Bonino , speaking to members of the European Parliament . NAFO decision , " What was the NAFO decision? 14 18 -1427 2 " The ( EU executive ) Commission has no intention of passively accepting the NAFO decision , " said Fisheries Commissioner Emma Bonino , speaking to members of the European Parliament . NAFO What does NAFO stand for? 14 15 -1427 2 " The ( EU executive ) Commission has no intention of passively accepting the NAFO decision , " said Fisheries Commissioner Emma Bonino , speaking to members of the European Parliament . decision , " What was the NAFO decision? 15 18 -1427 2 " The ( EU executive ) Commission has no intention of passively accepting the NAFO decision , " said Fisheries Commissioner Emma Bonino , speaking to members of the European Parliament . no intention of passively accepting Why is the Commission not intending to passively accept the NAFO decisions? 8 13 -1427 3 She referred to a Feb . 1 meeting in Brussels , Belgium of the North Atlantic Fisheries Organization which handed out catch limits of Greenland halibut off Canada ' s coast . catch limits What are the catch limits of Greenland halibut? 21 23 -1427 3 She referred to a Feb . 1 meeting in Brussels , Belgium of the North Atlantic Fisheries Organization which handed out catch limits of Greenland halibut off Canada ' s coast . catch limits of Greenland halibut Were the catch limits unusually low or unusually high? 21 26 -1427 3 She referred to a Feb . 1 meeting in Brussels , Belgium of the North Atlantic Fisheries Organization which handed out catch limits of Greenland halibut off Canada ' s coast . catch limits Why is there a catch limit of Greenland halibut off Canada's coast? 21 23 -1427 4 During the meeting , Canada called a vote to apportion the dwindling halibut stocks which left EU boats a drastically reduced share - - 12 . 6 percent - - of the catch . drastically reduced share Why was the EU boats share reduced so much? 19 22 -1427 4 During the meeting , Canada called a vote to apportion the dwindling halibut stocks which left EU boats a drastically reduced share - - 12 . 6 percent - - of the catch . drastically reduced share What percentage of the halibut stocks were EU boats entitled to before the meeting? 19 22 -1427 4 During the meeting , Canada called a vote to apportion the dwindling halibut stocks which left EU boats a drastically reduced share - - 12 . 6 percent - - of the catch . drastically reduced share How much lower was this than in previous years? 19 22 -1427 5 EU delegates boycotted the vote , and Bonino said Tuesday EU fishermen would ignore the allotment and fish the region as before . ignore the allotment Is there any kind of punishment if the EU fishermen ignore the allotment? 13 16 -1427 5 EU delegates boycotted the vote , and Bonino said Tuesday EU fishermen would ignore the allotment and fish the region as before . ignore the allotment Does Canada have jurisdiction to punish this behavior? 13 16 -1428 1 " Forrest Gump , " the feel - good hit about a simpleton who triumphs in the end , received 13 Academy Award nominations Tuesday , the most for any movie in nearly three decades . Its star , Tom Hanks , got a shot at a second consecutive Oscar for best actor . a simpleton Why is he considered a simpleton? 11 13 -1428 1 " Forrest Gump , " the feel - good hit about a simpleton who triumphs in the end , received 13 Academy Award nominations Tuesday , the most for any movie in nearly three decades . Its star , Tom Hanks , got a shot at a second consecutive Oscar for best actor . triumphs in the end , How did he triumph? 14 19 -1428 1 " Forrest Gump , " the feel - good hit about a simpleton who triumphs in the end , received 13 Academy Award nominations Tuesday , the most for any movie in nearly three decades . Its star , Tom Hanks , got a shot at a second consecutive Oscar for best actor . second consecutive Oscar What movie was the first Oscar from? 47 50 -1428 1 " Forrest Gump , " the feel - good hit about a simpleton who triumphs in the end , received 13 Academy Award nominations Tuesday , the most for any movie in nearly three decades . Its star , Tom Hanks , got a shot at a second consecutive Oscar for best actor . second consecutive Oscar for best actor What was the first Oscar for best actor for? 47 53 -1428 1 " Forrest Gump , " the feel - good hit about a simpleton who triumphs in the end , received 13 Academy Award nominations Tuesday , the most for any movie in nearly three decades . Its star , Tom Hanks , got a shot at a second consecutive Oscar for best actor . most for any movie in nearly three decades Which film had a similar number of nominations? 27 35 -1428 2 The 13 nominations are the most for any movie since 1966 ' s " Who ' s Afraid of Virginia Woolf ? " The record is 14 nominations , received by " All About Eve " in 1950 . " Ben Hur , " which received 12 nominations , won a record 11 Oscars in 1959 . 13 nominations Where did the nominations come from? 1 3 -1428 3 Also nominated for best picture were " Four Weddings and a Funeral , " " Pulp Fiction , " " Quiz Show " and " The Shawshank Redemption . " nominated for best picture Is best picture the highest award? 1 5 -1428 3 Also nominated for best picture were " Four Weddings and a Funeral , " " Pulp Fiction , " " Quiz Show " and " The Shawshank Redemption . " Also nominated for best picture For which year were these nominated? 0 5 -1428 4 The winners will be announced March 27 in a ceremony broadcast live from the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles . TV talk show host David Letterman will be the emcee . Shrine Auditorium Is it always held here? 14 16 -1429 1 The Bosnian government threatened on Tuesday to ignore a four - month truce unless Serbs halt attacks in the northwest and allow humanitarian aid to reach the region ' s hungry . allow humanitarian aid Why was aid not being allowed into Bosnia? 21 24 -1429 1 The Bosnian government threatened on Tuesday to ignore a four - month truce unless Serbs halt attacks in the northwest and allow humanitarian aid to reach the region ' s hungry . Serbs halt attacks in the northwest Why are the Serbs attacking the northwest? 14 20 -1429 1 The Bosnian government threatened on Tuesday to ignore a four - month truce unless Serbs halt attacks in the northwest and allow humanitarian aid to reach the region ' s hungry . four - month truce Why is there a four-month truce? 9 13 -1429 2 The warning , in a statement issued Tuesday by the Bosnian Embassy in Zagreb , Croatia , was delivered Monday by Bosnian Foreign Minister Irfan Ljubijankic to chief U . N . envoy Yasushi Akashi . warning , what did the warning say? 1 3 -1429 3 Ljubijankic said conditions in the northwestern Bihac pocket had to improve within the next 24 hours or the Bosnian government would consider the truce invalid . conditions What exact conditions were being looked at as needing to improve? 2 3 -1429 3 Ljubijankic said conditions in the northwestern Bihac pocket had to improve within the next 24 hours or the Bosnian government would consider the truce invalid . conditions what conditions are they? 2 3 -1429 4 In a letter to Akashi and to U . N . commanders , Bosnian President Alija Izetbegovic made a similar threat but cited no deadline . made a similar threat but cited no deadline Why couldn't he decide on a deadline? 17 25 -1429 4 In a letter to Akashi and to U . N . commanders , Bosnian President Alija Izetbegovic made a similar threat but cited no deadline . cited no deadline Why was there no deadline cited? 22 25 -1429 5 Fighting died down on two of three fronts in the northwest Bihac region . U . N . spokesman Col . Gary Coward said it was quiet around the town of Bihac . Fighting died down Why was there fighting to begin with? 0 3 -1429 5 Fighting died down on two of three fronts in the northwest Bihac region . U . N . spokesman Col . Gary Coward said it was quiet around the town of Bihac . Fighting died down on two of three fronts Why not all three fronts? 0 8 -1430 1 Police arrested a suspected Serb war criminal Tuesday for investigation of charges including accessory to genocide , but a judge later released the man . released the man Why was he released? 21 24 -1430 1 Police arrested a suspected Serb war criminal Tuesday for investigation of charges including accessory to genocide , but a judge later released the man . released Why did the judge release the man? 21 22 -1430 1 Police arrested a suspected Serb war criminal Tuesday for investigation of charges including accessory to genocide , but a judge later released the man . war What war was the man involved in? 5 6 -1430 1 Police arrested a suspected Serb war criminal Tuesday for investigation of charges including accessory to genocide , but a judge later released the man . suspected Why was he suspected of war crimes? 3 4 -1430 1 Police arrested a suspected Serb war criminal Tuesday for investigation of charges including accessory to genocide , but a judge later released the man . genocide , What possible role did he play in genocide? 15 17 -1430 1 Police arrested a suspected Serb war criminal Tuesday for investigation of charges including accessory to genocide , but a judge later released the man . released Why did a judge release him? 21 22 -1430 1 Police arrested a suspected Serb war criminal Tuesday for investigation of charges including accessory to genocide , but a judge later released the man . Police arrested Who did the police arrest? 0 2 -1430 1 Police arrested a suspected Serb war criminal Tuesday for investigation of charges including accessory to genocide , but a judge later released the man . suspected Who suspected him of being a war criminal? 3 4 -1430 1 Police arrested a suspected Serb war criminal Tuesday for investigation of charges including accessory to genocide , but a judge later released the man . released Why was he released? 21 22 -1430 2 A judge with the country ' s highest criminal court questioned the suspect and refused late Tuesday to issue a formal arrest warrant for the man , saying there was not enough evidence for such a move , the federal prosecutor ' s office in Karlsruhe said . Karlsruhe Where is Karlsruhe? 45 46 -1430 2 A judge with the country ' s highest criminal court questioned the suspect and refused late Tuesday to issue a formal arrest warrant for the man , saying there was not enough evidence for such a move , the federal prosecutor ' s office in Karlsruhe said . evidence Does this decision indicate uncertainty about the man's guilt, or is it a matter of insufficient hard evidence to successfully prosecute him? 32 33 -1430 2 A judge with the country ' s highest criminal court questioned the suspect and refused late Tuesday to issue a formal arrest warrant for the man , saying there was not enough evidence for such a move , the federal prosecutor ' s office in Karlsruhe said . questioned the suspect What was he questioned about? 10 13 -1430 3 The man , whose name was withheld , remains under investigation . under investigation What is he under investigation for? 9 11 -1430 3 The man , whose name was withheld , remains under investigation . investigation Do they intend to re-arrest him if they can secure better evidence? 10 11 -1430 3 The man , whose name was withheld , remains under investigation . whose name was withheld , Why was his name being withheld? 3 8 -1430 4 The suspect was " not a big fish " and not one of the 21 Serbs accused by an international tribunal in The Hague on Monday , said Ralf Hannich , spokesman for the prosecutor . Those charges set the stage for the first war crimes trial since World War II . big fish " who were the big fish? 6 9 -1430 4 The suspect was " not a big fish " and not one of the 21 Serbs accused by an international tribunal in The Hague on Monday , said Ralf Hannich , spokesman for the prosecutor . Those charges set the stage for the first war crimes trial since World War II . 21 Serbs accused What were the 21 Serbs accused of? 14 17 -1430 4 The suspect was " not a big fish " and not one of the 21 Serbs accused by an international tribunal in The Hague on Monday , said Ralf Hannich , spokesman for the prosecutor . Those charges set the stage for the first war crimes trial since World War II . first war crimes trial Why have there been no trials since WWII? 43 47 -1430 4 The suspect was " not a big fish " and not one of the 21 Serbs accused by an international tribunal in The Hague on Monday , said Ralf Hannich , spokesman for the prosecutor . Those charges set the stage for the first war crimes trial since World War II . big What was the suspect's possible role in the genocide, and why is he not a major target? 6 7 -1430 4 The suspect was " not a big fish " and not one of the 21 Serbs accused by an international tribunal in The Hague on Monday , said Ralf Hannich , spokesman for the prosecutor . Those charges set the stage for the first war crimes trial since World War II . 21 Who are the 21 Serbs being accused by an international tribunal and what roles did they play in the genocide? 14 15 -1430 4 The suspect was " not a big fish " and not one of the 21 Serbs accused by an international tribunal in The Hague on Monday , said Ralf Hannich , spokesman for the prosecutor . Those charges set the stage for the first war crimes trial since World War II . " not a big fish " What do they mean when they say \"not a big fish\"? 3 9 -1430 4 The suspect was " not a big fish " and not one of the 21 Serbs accused by an international tribunal in The Hague on Monday , said Ralf Hannich , spokesman for the prosecutor . Those charges set the stage for the first war crimes trial since World War II . set the stage How was the stage set? 38 41 -1430 5 The 44 - year - old man is suspected of belonging to a group of Serbian gunmen which reportedly plundered and set fire to Muslim houses near the Bosnian village of Hadzici . Muslim men who resisted were reportedly shot , while women and children were forced to leave . resisted What exactly where the men resisting? 36 37 -1430 5 The 44 - year - old man is suspected of belonging to a group of Serbian gunmen which reportedly plundered and set fire to Muslim houses near the Bosnian village of Hadzici . Muslim men who resisted were reportedly shot , while women and children were forced to leave . reportedly Is there any uncertainty about what group carried out the attack? 18 19 -1430 5 The 44 - year - old man is suspected of belonging to a group of Serbian gunmen which reportedly plundered and set fire to Muslim houses near the Bosnian village of Hadzici . Muslim men who resisted were reportedly shot , while women and children were forced to leave . Hadzici Where is Hadzici? 31 32 -1430 5 The 44 - year - old man is suspected of belonging to a group of Serbian gunmen which reportedly plundered and set fire to Muslim houses near the Bosnian village of Hadzici . Muslim men who resisted were reportedly shot , while women and children were forced to leave . forced Was violence used directly against women and children as well? 46 47 -1430 5 The 44 - year - old man is suspected of belonging to a group of Serbian gunmen which reportedly plundered and set fire to Muslim houses near the Bosnian village of Hadzici . Muslim men who resisted were reportedly shot , while women and children were forced to leave . reportedly Who reported this activity? 18 19 -1430 5 The 44 - year - old man is suspected of belonging to a group of Serbian gunmen which reportedly plundered and set fire to Muslim houses near the Bosnian village of Hadzici . Muslim men who resisted were reportedly shot , while women and children were forced to leave . reportedly shot , Was this true, were they shot? 38 41 -1430 5 The 44 - year - old man is suspected of belonging to a group of Serbian gunmen which reportedly plundered and set fire to Muslim houses near the Bosnian village of Hadzici . Muslim men who resisted were reportedly shot , while women and children were forced to leave . to leave Where did they go? 47 49 -1431 1 Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Tuesday that Yasser Arafat must carry out a pledge to reign in anti - Israel violence and called on the Palestinian leader to outlaw two groups responsible for a wave of bombing attacks . Palestinian Why are they at war? Why does Palestine want to harm Israel? 26 27 -1431 1 Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Tuesday that Yasser Arafat must carry out a pledge to reign in anti - Israel violence and called on the Palestinian leader to outlaw two groups responsible for a wave of bombing attacks . two groups Which groups were responsible for the attack? 30 32 -1431 1 Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Tuesday that Yasser Arafat must carry out a pledge to reign in anti - Israel violence and called on the Palestinian leader to outlaw two groups responsible for a wave of bombing attacks . groups what two groups are responsible? 31 32 -1431 2 Addressing Parliament ' s Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee , Rabin revealed Israel has in recent months arrested 2 , 400 Palestinians on suspicion of militant activities , bringing the total of Palestinians held by Israel to nearly 6 , 000 . 6 , 000 What makes so many Palestinians want to become involved in these activities? 38 41 -1431 2 Addressing Parliament ' s Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee , Rabin revealed Israel has in recent months arrested 2 , 400 Palestinians on suspicion of militant activities , bringing the total of Palestinians held by Israel to nearly 6 , 000 . on suspicion of militant activities , What types of militant activities were being thought of as worthy of arrest? 22 28 -1431 2 Addressing Parliament ' s Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee , Rabin revealed Israel has in recent months arrested 2 , 400 Palestinians on suspicion of militant activities , bringing the total of Palestinians held by Israel to nearly 6 , 000 . Palestinians held by Israel What are the others Palestinians being held for? 32 36 -1431 3 He called on Arafat to ban the Hamas and Islamic Jihad groups in autonomous Gaza Strip and Jericho . The fundamentalist groups , which oppose the Israel - PLO peace process , have claimed bombing attacks that killed 56 Israelis since October . Hamas and Islamic Jihad What do these groups stand for? Why are they attacking Israelis? 7 11 -1431 3 He called on Arafat to ban the Hamas and Islamic Jihad groups in autonomous Gaza Strip and Jericho . The fundamentalist groups , which oppose the Israel - PLO peace process , have claimed bombing attacks that killed 56 Israelis since October . oppose the Israel - PLO peace process , Why do they oppose the peace process? 24 32 -1431 4 During peace talks in Washington on Sunday , Palestinian Planning Minister Nabil Shaath pledged the PLO in writing to " pre - empting terror , punishing those responsible and denying those who plan and carry out terror or violence any safe haven . " Washington Why are the peace talks being held in another country? Is the United States involved? 4 5 -1431 4 During peace talks in Washington on Sunday , Palestinian Planning Minister Nabil Shaath pledged the PLO in writing to " pre - empting terror , punishing those responsible and denying those who plan and carry out terror or violence any safe haven . " PLO What is the PLO? 15 16 -1431 4 During peace talks in Washington on Sunday , Palestinian Planning Minister Nabil Shaath pledged the PLO in writing to " pre - empting terror , punishing those responsible and denying those who plan and carry out terror or violence any safe haven . " " pre - empting terror , how does he plan to do this? 19 25 -1431 5 Rabin stressed he expected Arafat to disarm and prosecute the militants . militants If Arafat does not prosecute, will Rabin pursue sanctions? 10 11 -1432 1 The presses were already rolling when the German publisher decided last week to scrap publication of " An Eye for an Eye : The Untold Story of Jewish Revenge Against Germans in 1945 . " scrap publication Why would they want to stop publication? 13 15 -1432 1 The presses were already rolling when the German publisher decided last week to scrap publication of " An Eye for an Eye : The Untold Story of Jewish Revenge Against Germans in 1945 . " German publisher What is the publisher's name? 7 9 -1432 1 The presses were already rolling when the German publisher decided last week to scrap publication of " An Eye for an Eye : The Untold Story of Jewish Revenge Against Germans in 1945 . " scrap publication Why was the publication scrapped? 13 15 -1432 1 The presses were already rolling when the German publisher decided last week to scrap publication of " An Eye for an Eye : The Untold Story of Jewish Revenge Against Germans in 1945 . " scrap Why would the publication be scrapped? 13 14 -1432 2 The book by American journalist John Sack , published in the United States in 1993 , was deemed inappropriate for German readers : a chronicle of Jewish concentration camp survivors taking murderous revenge on Germans in postwar internment camps . deemed inappropriate Why would this content be inappropriate? 17 19 -1432 2 The book by American journalist John Sack , published in the United States in 1993 , was deemed inappropriate for German readers : a chronicle of Jewish concentration camp survivors taking murderous revenge on Germans in postwar internment camps . deemed Which organization deemed it inappropriate for German readers? 17 18 -1432 3 Although Sack ' s facts were not disputed , Germany ' s cultural elite decided the book was not a serious work and , worse , could be exploited by right - wing extremists to try to diminish the Nazis ' murder of 6 million Jews . facts were not disputed , Why is the text responsible for extremists' views? 4 9 -1432 3 Although Sack ' s facts were not disputed , Germany ' s cultural elite decided the book was not a serious work and , worse , could be exploited by right - wing extremists to try to diminish the Nazis ' murder of 6 million Jews . cultural Who are these cultural elites? Are they politicians, educators, etc? 12 13 -1432 3 Although Sack ' s facts were not disputed , Germany ' s cultural elite decided the book was not a serious work and , worse , could be exploited by right - wing extremists to try to diminish the Nazis ' murder of 6 million Jews . diminish Does this mean Germany has portrayed a specific narrative of the war? 37 38 -1432 5 In a country where skinhead hate - mongers periodically firebomb refugee homes , many feel they have a special responsibility to shield the public from anything that could fuel a neo - Nazi resurgence . skinhead hate - mongers What are skinhead hate-mongers? 4 8 -1432 5 In a country where skinhead hate - mongers periodically firebomb refugee homes , many feel they have a special responsibility to shield the public from anything that could fuel a neo - Nazi resurgence . special responsibility Why do they feel that this is their responsibility? 18 20 -1432 5 In a country where skinhead hate - mongers periodically firebomb refugee homes , many feel they have a special responsibility to shield the public from anything that could fuel a neo - Nazi resurgence . firebomb How frequent are these activities? 9 10 -1433 1 George Foreman vs . Mike Tyson . Big George likes the sound of it , as long as . - - Tyson gets out of jail as scheduled on March 25 . - - Foreman beats Axel Schulz on April 22 in the first defense of his heavyweight championship . - - And Don King stays out of it . Don King stays out of it Why was Don King not part of this event? 53 59 -1433 1 George Foreman vs . Mike Tyson . Big George likes the sound of it , as long as . - - Tyson gets out of jail as scheduled on March 25 . - - Foreman beats Axel Schulz on April 22 in the first defense of his heavyweight championship . - - And Don King stays out of it . jail Why is Tyson in Jail? 25 26 -1433 2 " I can ' t put up with Don King in my life , " Foreman said . " I ' ve got too many kids already . " can ' t put up with Don King What about Don King is childish? 2 10 -1433 2 " I can ' t put up with Don King in my life , " Foreman said . " I ' ve got too many kids already . " " I can ' t put up with Don King in my life , " What did Don King do to Foreman that he doesn't want him in his life? 0 15 -1433 3 The 46 - year - old Foreman was in New York on Tuesday to officially announce his first title defense since 1974 . He will fight the 26 - year - old Schulz , a former East German amateur champion , at the MGM Grand Garden in Las Vegas . his first title defense What is a title defense? 16 20 -1433 3 The 46 - year - old Foreman was in New York on Tuesday to officially announce his first title defense since 1974 . He will fight the 26 - year - old Schulz , a former East German amateur champion , at the MGM Grand Garden in Las Vegas . 26 - year - old Schulz , What does Schulz player history look like with wins and losses? 27 34 -1433 4 " I heard Tyson was getting out of the jailhouse pretty quick , and he said if he gets out today , he ' ll whip George tomorrow , " Foreman said . " I ' d like to give him that opportunity . Foreman said Why does Foreman want to see George get whipped? 30 32 -1433 5 " If he doesn ' t sign up with Don King again , it will happen before the end of the year . If I beat Axel Schulz , if Tyson gets out and if he gets away from Don King , it can happen . It would be the greatest show since P . T . and Barnum got together for their thing . But I ' ve got to beat Axel Schulz first . " if he gets away from Don King , Why would this be necessary? 34 42 -1433 5 " If he doesn ' t sign up with Don King again , it will happen before the end of the year . If I beat Axel Schulz , if Tyson gets out and if he gets away from Don King , it can happen . It would be the greatest show since P . T . and Barnum got together for their thing . But I ' ve got to beat Axel Schulz first . " greatest show since P . T . and Barnum What show did P.T. and Barnum get together for? 50 59 -1434 1 American Allen Johnson set a world best in the 110 - meter hurdles Tuesday at the Russian winter track and field championships , winning with a clocking of 13 : 34 seconds . set a world best What was the record to beat? 3 7 -1434 1 American Allen Johnson set a world best in the 110 - meter hurdles Tuesday at the Russian winter track and field championships , winning with a clocking of 13 : 34 seconds . Russian Where in Russia was this event held? 16 17 -1434 2 The distance is not often run indoors where the world hurdles records are recognized at 50 meters or 60 meters . indoors why is it not often run indoors? 6 7 -1434 2 The distance is not often run indoors where the world hurdles records are recognized at 50 meters or 60 meters . distance is not often run indoors Why is the 110m race not run indoors? 1 7 -1434 2 The distance is not often run indoors where the world hurdles records are recognized at 50 meters or 60 meters . not often run indoors Why is it not run outdoors? 3 7 -1434 3 Olympic champion Mark McKoy , formerly of Canada , now an Austrian citizen , was second , 0 : 04 seconds behind Johnson . McKoy holds the world record at 50 meters . now an Austrian citizen , Why did he choose to become an Austrian citizen? 9 14 -1434 4 The previous best indoors for the 110 - meter hurdles was 13 . 58 seconds . previous When was that set? 1 2 -1434 5 England ' s Colin Jackson holds the outdoor mark for the 110 meters at 12 . 91 . Johnson ran collegiately for North Carolina . holds the outdoor mark Hoe long has Colin held this mark? 5 9 -1435 1 The British and Irish governments said they achieved a breakthrough Tuesday on efforts to reach a shared vision of a Northern Ireland political settlement . shared vision What is this shared vision? 16 18 -1435 1 The British and Irish governments said they achieved a breakthrough Tuesday on efforts to reach a shared vision of a Northern Ireland political settlement . Northern Ireland political settlement What will the settlement contain? 20 24 -1435 1 The British and Irish governments said they achieved a breakthrough Tuesday on efforts to reach a shared vision of a Northern Ireland political settlement . shared What shared ideas do they have for a solution? 16 17 -1435 1 The British and Irish governments said they achieved a breakthrough Tuesday on efforts to reach a shared vision of a Northern Ireland political settlement . settlement What are the terms currently being considered for this settlement? 23 24 -1435 2 After 5 1 / 2 hours of negotiations at Stormont Castle east of Belfast , Britain ' s senior official in Northern Ireland , Sir Patrick Mayhew , and Irish Foreign Minister Dick Spring said they had largely resolved the issues that had slowed down a key part of peacemaking efforts . the issues What were the contentious issues? 39 41 -1435 2 After 5 1 / 2 hours of negotiations at Stormont Castle east of Belfast , Britain ' s senior official in Northern Ireland , Sir Patrick Mayhew , and Irish Foreign Minister Dick Spring said they had largely resolved the issues that had slowed down a key part of peacemaking efforts . issues What were these issues? 40 41 -1435 2 After 5 1 / 2 hours of negotiations at Stormont Castle east of Belfast , Britain ' s senior official in Northern Ireland , Sir Patrick Mayhew , and Irish Foreign Minister Dick Spring said they had largely resolved the issues that had slowed down a key part of peacemaking efforts . resolved the issues Which issues had slowed down the settlement process? 38 41 -1435 2 After 5 1 / 2 hours of negotiations at Stormont Castle east of Belfast , Britain ' s senior official in Northern Ireland , Sir Patrick Mayhew , and Irish Foreign Minister Dick Spring said they had largely resolved the issues that had slowed down a key part of peacemaking efforts . Castle Why was this location chosen? 10 11 -1435 2 After 5 1 / 2 hours of negotiations at Stormont Castle east of Belfast , Britain ' s senior official in Northern Ireland , Sir Patrick Mayhew , and Irish Foreign Minister Dick Spring said they had largely resolved the issues that had slowed down a key part of peacemaking efforts . issues What issues were slowing down peacemaking efforts? 40 41 -1435 3 They declined to discuss specifics of their new areas of agreement before publication of the finished product - - the long - awaited " framework document " outlining the British - ruled province ' s future . declined Is there any chance the finished product won't be released on time or as planned? 1 2 -1435 4 All factions in Northern Ireland , divided broadly into pro - British Protestant and Irish Catholic camps , are waiting to see which side the document will favor . favor Is it possible for the document to serve both sides equally? 27 28 -1435 5 Spring suggested that may happen next week , " if everything goes extraordinarily well . " He said he and Mayhew would most likely meet again later this week for " dotting the i ' s and crossing the t ' s , " then present the document to their governments for approval . approval How involved have the governments been throughout this process? 52 53 -1436 1 Yasser Arafat must carry out a pledge to reign in anti - Israel violence , Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Tuesday , calling on the Palestinian leader to outlaw two groups responsible for bombing attacks . reign in anti - Israel violence , How will this take place? 8 15 -1436 1 Yasser Arafat must carry out a pledge to reign in anti - Israel violence , Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Tuesday , calling on the Palestinian leader to outlaw two groups responsible for bombing attacks . outlaw Which two groups are being outlawed? 28 29 -1436 1 Yasser Arafat must carry out a pledge to reign in anti - Israel violence , Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Tuesday , calling on the Palestinian leader to outlaw two groups responsible for bombing attacks . Yasser Arafat who is he? 0 2 -1436 2 Addressing Parliament ' s Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee , Rabin revealed that Israel has in recent months arrested 2 , 400 Palestinians on suspicion of militant activities . That brings the total of Palestinians held by Israel to nearly 6 , 000 . suspicion of militant activities What types of activities are qualifying for these charges? 24 28 -1436 2 Addressing Parliament ' s Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee , Rabin revealed that Israel has in recent months arrested 2 , 400 Palestinians on suspicion of militant activities . That brings the total of Palestinians held by Israel to nearly 6 , 000 . 6 , 000 How many Israelis are the Palestinians holding? 40 43 -1436 2 Addressing Parliament ' s Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee , Rabin revealed that Israel has in recent months arrested 2 , 400 Palestinians on suspicion of militant activities . That brings the total of Palestinians held by Israel to nearly 6 , 000 . Israel to nearly 6 , 000 is that considered a lot? 37 43 -1436 3 He called on Arafat to ban the Hamas and Islamic Jihad groups in autonomous Gaza Strip and Jericho . The fundamentalist groups , which oppose the Israel - PLO peace process , claimed bombing attacks that have killed 56 Israelis since October . Gaza What is the political culture in the Gaza Strip like? 14 15 -1436 3 He called on Arafat to ban the Hamas and Islamic Jihad groups in autonomous Gaza Strip and Jericho . The fundamentalist groups , which oppose the Israel - PLO peace process , claimed bombing attacks that have killed 56 Israelis since October . Jericho where is jericho? 17 18 -1436 4 During peace talks in Washington on Sunday , Palestinian Planning Minister Nabil Shaath pledged the PLO in writing to " pre - empting terror , punishing those responsible and denying those who plan and carry out terror or violence any safe haven . " peace Are there any other countries in the region who are also part of the peace talks? 1 2 -1436 5 Rabin stressed he expected Arafat to disarm and prosecute the militants . disarm and prosecute the militants . How would Arafat be able to apprehend them? 6 12 -1437 1 President Ernesto Zedillo seems to be pushing Mexico toward greater democracy and freer elections while wielding a club to help him keep his political balance . club What methods is he using to achieve this? 17 18 -1437 1 President Ernesto Zedillo seems to be pushing Mexico toward greater democracy and freer elections while wielding a club to help him keep his political balance . pushing Mexico toward greater democracy How is this movement taking place? 6 11 -1437 1 President Ernesto Zedillo seems to be pushing Mexico toward greater democracy and freer elections while wielding a club to help him keep his political balance . club How is President Ernesto Zedillo using force, or the threat of force, to maintain his political power? 17 18 -1437 2 But how this will improve the lives of most Mexicans remains to be seen . seen What are the living conditions of Mexicans currently? 13 14 -1437 2 But how this will improve the lives of most Mexicans remains to be seen . improve the lives of most Mexicans What types of improvements are being looked at? 4 10 -1437 2 But how this will improve the lives of most Mexicans remains to be seen . remains Will the trend towards democracy and freer elections in Mexico benefit the lives of Mexican people? 10 11 -1437 3 On Thursday , the president ended a yearlong truce with the leftist Indian rebels in southern Chiapas state , sending thousands of troops to occupy former rebel villages . Federal police fanned out across the state and country to arrest suspected rebels and question sympathizers . yearlong Who initiated the truce and why did it only last a year? 7 8 -1437 3 On Thursday , the president ended a yearlong truce with the leftist Indian rebels in southern Chiapas state , sending thousands of troops to occupy former rebel villages . Federal police fanned out across the state and country to arrest suspected rebels and question sympathizers . president ended a yearlong truce Why was the truce cut short? 4 9 -1437 3 On Thursday , the president ended a yearlong truce with the leftist Indian rebels in southern Chiapas state , sending thousands of troops to occupy former rebel villages . Federal police fanned out across the state and country to arrest suspected rebels and question sympathizers . ended Why did he choose now to end the truce with rebels in Chiapas? 5 6 -1437 3 On Thursday , the president ended a yearlong truce with the leftist Indian rebels in southern Chiapas state , sending thousands of troops to occupy former rebel villages . Federal police fanned out across the state and country to arrest suspected rebels and question sympathizers . sympathizers How did the government determine who was a sympathizer to the leftist rebel cause? 44 45 -1437 4 The nation ' s most famed leftist politician , Cuauhtemoc Cardenas , told tens of thousands of protesters in Mexico City on Saturday that Zedillo had started " a prolonged war that will last many years , causing many deaths . " Cardenas , How popular is this politician and does he have a chance against the current president? 10 12 -1437 4 The nation ' s most famed leftist politician , Cuauhtemoc Cardenas , told tens of thousands of protesters in Mexico City on Saturday that Zedillo had started " a prolonged war that will last many years , causing many deaths . " famed Why is Cuauhtemoc Cardenas so famous? 5 6 -1437 4 The nation ' s most famed leftist politician , Cuauhtemoc Cardenas , told tens of thousands of protesters in Mexico City on Saturday that Zedillo had started " a prolonged war that will last many years , causing many deaths . " protesters What was the purpose or goal of the protest in Mexico City? 17 18 -1437 5 Yet a day after the angry protest , members of the conservative opposition National Action Party were dancing in the streets of Guadalajara to celebrate what party leaders called a " victory for democracy . " democracy In what way did they view the Indians as being against democracy? 33 34 -1437 5 Yet a day after the angry protest , members of the conservative opposition National Action Party were dancing in the streets of Guadalajara to celebrate what party leaders called a " victory for democracy . " " victory for democracy Why did they see the ending of the truce as good for democracy? 30 34 -1437 5 Yet a day after the angry protest , members of the conservative opposition National Action Party were dancing in the streets of Guadalajara to celebrate what party leaders called a " victory for democracy . " conservative What does the National Action Party stand for? What are its goals? 11 12 -1438 1 President Clinton has approved a plan to offer Serbia a temporary lifting of economic sanctions if it recognizes Bosnia and other former Yugoslav republics , a senior U . S . official said Tuesday . economic sanctions What type of economic sanctions was Serbia receiving? 13 15 -1438 1 President Clinton has approved a plan to offer Serbia a temporary lifting of economic sanctions if it recognizes Bosnia and other former Yugoslav republics , a senior U . S . official said Tuesday . recognizes What conflict does Serbia have with Bosnia and other former Yugoslav republics? 17 18 -1438 1 President Clinton has approved a plan to offer Serbia a temporary lifting of economic sanctions if it recognizes Bosnia and other former Yugoslav republics , a senior U . S . official said Tuesday . recognizes Recognizes in what sense? 17 18 -1438 2 The aim is to make permanent a four - month cease - fire in Bosnia and to prevent the 34 - month war there from spilling over into Croatia , the official said . war Is this a religious, political, or territorial conflict? 22 23 -1438 2 The aim is to make permanent a four - month cease - fire in Bosnia and to prevent the 34 - month war there from spilling over into Croatia , the official said . official said did he refused to be named? 31 33 -1438 3 The plan has the approval of Britain , France , Russia and Germany , the four other members of the so - called Contact Group that has sought a peace formula in vain . It will be presented to Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic in the next few days , the official said . vain What kind of peace attempts have these four nations tried in the past? 32 33 -1438 4 Among the sanctions that would be lifted are restrictions on fuel shipments to Belgrade and trade with the former Yugoslavia , said the official , who spoke on condition of anonymity . sanctions What other sanctions or restrictions are currently enforced on Serbia? 2 3 -1438 4 Among the sanctions that would be lifted are restrictions on fuel shipments to Belgrade and trade with the former Yugoslavia , said the official , who spoke on condition of anonymity . Belgrade where is belgrade? 13 14 -1438 5 As part of the deal , Milosevic would have to agree to the posting of more monitors on Serbia ' s border with Bosnia to check on compliance with a pledge to stop arming Serbs in Bosnia . monitors Who is providing these monitors? 16 17 -1438 5 As part of the deal , Milosevic would have to agree to the posting of more monitors on Serbia ' s border with Bosnia to check on compliance with a pledge to stop arming Serbs in Bosnia . posting of more monitors how many more monitors? 13 17 -1439 1 U . S . exports of nuclear material cannot be adequately traced from country to country , according to a congressional report . nuclear material What types of nuclear materials are looking to be tracked? 6 8 -1439 1 U . S . exports of nuclear material cannot be adequately traced from country to country , according to a congressional report . adequately What standards define adequate tracking of nuclear material? 10 11 -1439 1 U . S . exports of nuclear material cannot be adequately traced from country to country , according to a congressional report . congressional report . Where did the congressional report come from? 20 23 -1439 1 U . S . exports of nuclear material cannot be adequately traced from country to country , according to a congressional report . traced Why can't it be traced? 11 12 -1439 2 " Scarcely a day goes by without a report of a new black market deal , " said Sen . John Glenn in a statement reacting to the report . " Given the staggering amount of nuclear materials we have exported , it could only be a matter of time before some of this deadly contraband proves to be of U . S . origin . " black market deal , " What black market deals have taken place with U.S. nuclear materials? 12 17 -1439 2 " Scarcely a day goes by without a report of a new black market deal , " said Sen . John Glenn in a statement reacting to the report . " Given the staggering amount of nuclear materials we have exported , it could only be a matter of time before some of this deadly contraband proves to be of U . S . origin . " contraband How can you tell if the materials are from actual exports or contraband deals? 55 56 -1439 4 The report says hundreds of tons of plutonium and highly enriched uranium have accumulated worldwide , mostly from nuclear power generation . hundreds of tons how many hundreds of tons? 3 6 -1439 4 The report says hundreds of tons of plutonium and highly enriched uranium have accumulated worldwide , mostly from nuclear power generation . accumulated Where are these materials being gathered or stored? 13 14 -1439 4 The report says hundreds of tons of plutonium and highly enriched uranium have accumulated worldwide , mostly from nuclear power generation . nuclear power generation How does nuclear power generation lead to the production of these materials? 18 21 -1439 4 The report says hundreds of tons of plutonium and highly enriched uranium have accumulated worldwide , mostly from nuclear power generation . worldwide , Where are the majority of the nuclear materials located around the world? 14 16 -1439 5 It does not include figures on U . S . nuclear exports but says 71 export licenses for nuclear materials were granted in 1993 . Nuclear exports for weapons use or weapons research are prohibited , as is transfer of nuclear materials to a third country . It does not include figures Why are the figures not being more precisely looked at? 0 5 -1439 5 It does not include figures on U . S . nuclear exports but says 71 export licenses for nuclear materials were granted in 1993 . Nuclear exports for weapons use or weapons research are prohibited , as is transfer of nuclear materials to a third country . figures why does it not include these figures? 4 5 -1439 5 It does not include figures on U . S . nuclear exports but says 71 export licenses for nuclear materials were granted in 1993 . Nuclear exports for weapons use or weapons research are prohibited , as is transfer of nuclear materials to a third country . third country How is the ban on transferring nuclear materials to a third country enforced? 44 46 -1439 5 It does not include figures on U . S . nuclear exports but says 71 export licenses for nuclear materials were granted in 1993 . Nuclear exports for weapons use or weapons research are prohibited , as is transfer of nuclear materials to a third country . licenses Which countries were granted these licenses? 16 17 -1440 1 Amid skepticism that Russia ' s war in Chechnya can be ended across a negotiating table , peace talks were set to resume Wednesday in neighboring Ingushetia . skepticism that Russia ' s war in Chechnya Why was there skepticism that this could end the fighting? 1 9 -1440 1 Amid skepticism that Russia ' s war in Chechnya can be ended across a negotiating table , peace talks were set to resume Wednesday in neighboring Ingushetia . Ingushetia where is that? 26 27 -1440 2 The scheduled resumption of talks in the town of Sleptsovsk came two days after agreement on a limited cease - fire , calling for both sides to stop using heavy artillery Tuesday . Tuesday of which year? 31 32 -1440 3 They also agreed in principle to work out a mechanism for exchanging prisoners of war and the dead . work out a mechanism How would this mechanism take place? 6 10 -1440 3 They also agreed in principle to work out a mechanism for exchanging prisoners of war and the dead . exchanging Did any agreement successfully come out of the negotiation attempt? 11 12 -1440 4 Despite the pact , artillery fire sounded in the Grozny on Tuesday , and there were reports of Chechen missile attacks southwest of the Chechen capital . reports Who broke the cease-fire first? 16 17 -1440 5 Many Chechens are fighting independently of the forces loyal to Chechen President Dzhokhar Dudayev , and Dudayev ' s representative at the peace talks , Aslan Maskhadov , has warned that he does not control them . fighting independently of the forces Why are there citizens fighting independently of the President? 3 8 -1440 5 Many Chechens are fighting independently of the forces loyal to Chechen President Dzhokhar Dudayev , and Dudayev ' s representative at the peace talks , Aslan Maskhadov , has warned that he does not control them . control Does the independent Chechens have a representative or leader? If not, what are they fighting for? 34 35 -1441 1 The Australian Cricket Board has passed all information regarding an alleged attempt to bribe leading players to the International Cricket Council , ACB chief executive Graham Halbish said Wednesday . bribe By who and how much? 13 14 -1441 1 The Australian Cricket Board has passed all information regarding an alleged attempt to bribe leading players to the International Cricket Council , ACB chief executive Graham Halbish said Wednesday . Cricket Board What is a cricket board? 2 4 -1441 2 Halbish said all details available had been sent by courier to the ICC headquarters in London and should soon be in the hands of the game ' s governing body . details from where were these details gleaned? 3 4 -1441 2 Halbish said all details available had been sent by courier to the ICC headquarters in London and should soon be in the hands of the game ' s governing body . ICC What does ICC stand for? 12 13 -1441 3 The ICC has launched an investigation into allegations that leading Australian players were offered bribes to throw matches during their October - November tour of Pakistan . launched when did the launch the investigation? 3 4 -1441 3 The ICC has launched an investigation into allegations that leading Australian players were offered bribes to throw matches during their October - November tour of Pakistan . throw matches What sort of match-fixing was being considered? 16 18 -1441 3 The ICC has launched an investigation into allegations that leading Australian players were offered bribes to throw matches during their October - November tour of Pakistan . Australian Were these players men or women? 10 11 -1441 4 Media reports named spin bowlers Shane Warne and Tim May as being among those who were offered bribes , but the players - - in New Zealand for a limited - overs tournament - - have been instructed to make no comment . limited - overs What does this mean? 29 32 -1441 5 The Melbourne Age , meanwhile , Wednesday named Pakistan captain Salim Malik as the man who made the bribe offers - - a report Malik strenuously denied . The Melbourne Age , is this a periodical? 0 4 -1441 5 The Melbourne Age , meanwhile , Wednesday named Pakistan captain Salim Malik as the man who made the bribe offers - - a report Malik strenuously denied . The Melbourne Age , How reliable is this source? 0 4 -1442 1 President Clinton has approved a proposal to ease trade and other economic sanctions against Serbia in a new effort to end the war in Bosnia , a senior U . S . official said Tuesday . trade and other economic sanctions against Serbia What are the sanctions specifically? 8 15 -1442 1 President Clinton has approved a proposal to ease trade and other economic sanctions against Serbia in a new effort to end the war in Bosnia , a senior U . S . official said Tuesday . trade and other economic sanctions What sort of sanctions were being levied at the time? 8 13 -1442 1 President Clinton has approved a proposal to ease trade and other economic sanctions against Serbia in a new effort to end the war in Bosnia , a senior U . S . official said Tuesday . sanctions against Serbia Why were there sanctions against Serbia? 12 15 -1442 2 In return , President Slobodan Milosevic would have to recognize Bosnia as a sovereign country , a blow to his hopes for a Greater Serbia , and agree to other conditions designed to end the 34 - month ethnic conflict . ethnic What are the ethnicities in conflict? 38 39 -1442 2 In return , President Slobodan Milosevic would have to recognize Bosnia as a sovereign country , a blow to his hopes for a Greater Serbia , and agree to other conditions designed to end the 34 - month ethnic conflict . 34 - month How long did the conflict last in the end? 35 38 -1442 2 In return , President Slobodan Milosevic would have to recognize Bosnia as a sovereign country , a blow to his hopes for a Greater Serbia , and agree to other conditions designed to end the 34 - month ethnic conflict . agree to other conditions designed What other conditions does he have to agree to 27 32 -1442 3 The aim is to drive a wedge between Milosevic and the Serbs in Bosnia who have rejected past peace proposals by isolating them from their patrons and arms suppliers in Belgrade . isolating How would they be isolated through the lifting of sanctions against Bosnia? 21 22 -1442 3 The aim is to drive a wedge between Milosevic and the Serbs in Bosnia who have rejected past peace proposals by isolating them from their patrons and arms suppliers in Belgrade . wedge How would Milosevic and Bosnian Serbs be at odds via a lifting of sanctions? 6 7 -1442 3 The aim is to drive a wedge between Milosevic and the Serbs in Bosnia who have rejected past peace proposals by isolating them from their patrons and arms suppliers in Belgrade . proposals How many proposals were made? 19 20 -1442 3 The aim is to drive a wedge between Milosevic and the Serbs in Bosnia who have rejected past peace proposals by isolating them from their patrons and arms suppliers in Belgrade . past peace proposals What was mainly part of the past proposals? 17 20 -1442 3 The aim is to drive a wedge between Milosevic and the Serbs in Bosnia who have rejected past peace proposals by isolating them from their patrons and arms suppliers in Belgrade . rejected past peace proposals Why did the Serbs and Milsosevic reject past pease proposals? 16 20 -1442 4 The main lure for Milosevic would be at least temporary renewal of trade and fuel supplies . least temporary renewal of trade How long would this renewal last? 8 13 -1442 5 The sanctions , imposed by the U . N . Security Council , have devastated Serbia ' s economy . Under the proposal cleared by Clinton and the governments of Britain , France , Germany and Russia , economic sanctions would be lifted - - or later reimposed - - depending on Milosevic ' s actions . economy How come this would happen? 18 19 -1442 5 The sanctions , imposed by the U . N . Security Council , have devastated Serbia ' s economy . Under the proposal cleared by Clinton and the governments of Britain , France , Germany and Russia , economic sanctions would be lifted - - or later reimposed - - depending on Milosevic ' s actions . depending on Milosevic ' s actions What actions by Milosevic will lift the sanctions? 50 56 -1443 1 In a move aimed at shifting the focus of China ' s schools back to basic education , the government has ordered that all special schools catering to gifted students be closed down . closed down How many gifted students will be affected by this decision? 31 33 -1443 1 In a move aimed at shifting the focus of China ' s schools back to basic education , the government has ordered that all special schools catering to gifted students be closed down . basic education , In what ways do \"basic\" education and \"gifted\" education differ? 15 18 -1443 1 In a move aimed at shifting the focus of China ' s schools back to basic education , the government has ordered that all special schools catering to gifted students be closed down . special schools catering What is different about these schools? 24 27 -1443 1 In a move aimed at shifting the focus of China ' s schools back to basic education , the government has ordered that all special schools catering to gifted students be closed down . catering to gifted students be closed down . What were the reasons other than basic education why these exceptional schools were closed? 26 34 -1443 2 The State Education Commission and the Chinese Society for Science and Technology issued an urgent circular this week banning such schools after receiving complaints that the elite schools imposed heavy financial burdens on the families of such children , official reports said Wednesday . heavy financial burdens Why do the families of gifted students have \"heavy\" education-related expenses while other's students' families do not? 29 32 -1443 2 The State Education Commission and the Chinese Society for Science and Technology issued an urgent circular this week banning such schools after receiving complaints that the elite schools imposed heavy financial burdens on the families of such children , official reports said Wednesday . urgent circular How does a government shut down schools and transfer students quickly without it being incredibly disruptive? 14 16 -1443 2 The State Education Commission and the Chinese Society for Science and Technology issued an urgent circular this week banning such schools after receiving complaints that the elite schools imposed heavy financial burdens on the families of such children , official reports said Wednesday . burdens on the families of such children , What sort of degree of burden did these families experience when their offspring went to these schools? 31 39 -1443 3 The move reflects a national crisis in China ' s educational system , which is struggling for survival following a withdrawal of most state funding . withdrawal of most state funding Why is most state funding for education in China being withdrawn? 20 25 -1443 3 The move reflects a national crisis in China ' s educational system , which is struggling for survival following a withdrawal of most state funding . withdrawal of most state funding Why would the government defund education? 20 25 -1443 3 The move reflects a national crisis in China ' s educational system , which is struggling for survival following a withdrawal of most state funding . withdrawal of most state funding Why did state funding dry up at these schools? 20 25 -1443 4 Despite China ' s unparalleled affluence in recent years , the number of illiterates has soared - - now accounting for one in five people aged 15 or older , Vice Premier Li Ruihuan said in a recent policy speech . number of illiterates has soared What is the relationship between affluence and illiteracy in China? 11 16 -1443 4 Despite China ' s unparalleled affluence in recent years , the number of illiterates has soared - - now accounting for one in five people aged 15 or older , Vice Premier Li Ruihuan said in a recent policy speech . unparalleled affluence To what does China owe its unparalleled affluence of recent years? 4 6 -1443 4 Despite China ' s unparalleled affluence in recent years , the number of illiterates has soared - - now accounting for one in five people aged 15 or older , Vice Premier Li Ruihuan said in a recent policy speech . number of illiterates has soared Why is there such an increase in those who cannot read? 11 16 -1443 5 So have drop out rates in the countryside , where many families are unable to afford fees charged for even the most basic schooling . drop out rates Has a causal relationship between drop-out rates and educational fees been established? 2 5 -1443 5 So have drop out rates in the countryside , where many families are unable to afford fees charged for even the most basic schooling . fees charged for even the most basic schooling . What sort of fees were being charged for basic education? 16 25 -1444 1 Wooden doors hang ajar . Flies buzz on a mound of drying corn dough . A skinny dog whines at a gate . Nearly 1 , 200 people who supported Indian rebels lived here , but the loudest sound now is the breeze rustling through the banana trees . trees What happened to the rebels and their supporters? 47 48 -1444 1 Wooden doors hang ajar . Flies buzz on a mound of drying corn dough . A skinny dog whines at a gate . Nearly 1 , 200 people who supported Indian rebels lived here , but the loudest sound now is the breeze rustling through the banana trees . people who supported Indian rebels lived Lived where? 27 33 -1444 1 Wooden doors hang ajar . Flies buzz on a mound of drying corn dough . A skinny dog whines at a gate . Nearly 1 , 200 people who supported Indian rebels lived here , but the loudest sound now is the breeze rustling through the banana trees . loudest sound now is the breeze why is it so quiet? 37 43 -1444 2 More than 300 army troops , accompanied by two helicopters , rolled through this village Friday as part of its crackdown on the rebel movement in the southern state of Chiapas . Roughly 800 adults and 350 children fled into the jungle as they arrived . crackdown What were these rebels against and how did they fare against the crackdown? 20 21 -1444 2 More than 300 army troops , accompanied by two helicopters , rolled through this village Friday as part of its crackdown on the rebel movement in the southern state of Chiapas . Roughly 800 adults and 350 children fled into the jungle as they arrived . rebel movement in the southern state Why was there a rebellion taking place? 23 29 -1444 2 More than 300 army troops , accompanied by two helicopters , rolled through this village Friday as part of its crackdown on the rebel movement in the southern state of Chiapas . Roughly 800 adults and 350 children fled into the jungle as they arrived . its crackdown on the rebel movement Why was there a crackdown on the rebel movement? 19 25 -1444 4 " We heard the noise of the trucks , many of them , " said 23 - year - old Maria Hernandez , one of perhaps 50 residents who remain here . remain How were some residents able to remain? 29 30 -1444 4 " We heard the noise of the trucks , many of them , " said 23 - year - old Maria Hernandez , one of perhaps 50 residents who remain here . residents who remain here Why are some residents choosing to remain? 27 31 -1445 1 Joint teams of American and Vietnamese specialists plan Thursday to start investigating the fate of 85 U . S . servicemen unaccounted for from the Vietnam War . American and Vietnamese specialists Specialists in which fields? 3 7 -1445 1 Joint teams of American and Vietnamese specialists plan Thursday to start investigating the fate of 85 U . S . servicemen unaccounted for from the Vietnam War . specialists What type of specialists? 6 7 -1445 1 Joint teams of American and Vietnamese specialists plan Thursday to start investigating the fate of 85 U . S . servicemen unaccounted for from the Vietnam War . servicemen How long has the men been unaccounted for? 20 21 -1445 1 Joint teams of American and Vietnamese specialists plan Thursday to start investigating the fate of 85 U . S . servicemen unaccounted for from the Vietnam War . the fate of 85 U . S . servicemen Why are the investigating only 85 12 21 -1445 2 A survivor of the bloody 1968 battle at Lang Vei Special Forces camps in central Quang Tri province will help dig for the remains of five of his missing comrades , said Air Force Major Randall Garrett , operations officer for the U . S . MIA office in Hanoi . will help dig for the remains Who will be helping dig for the remains? 18 24 -1445 2 A survivor of the bloody 1968 battle at Lang Vei Special Forces camps in central Quang Tri province will help dig for the remains of five of his missing comrades , said Air Force Major Randall Garrett , operations officer for the U . S . MIA office in Hanoi . bloody What was the number of deaths at this battle? 4 5 -1445 2 A survivor of the bloody 1968 battle at Lang Vei Special Forces camps in central Quang Tri province will help dig for the remains of five of his missing comrades , said Air Force Major Randall Garrett , operations officer for the U . S . MIA office in Hanoi . will help dig for the remains Why is he helping? 18 24 -1445 3 Frank C . Willoughby , a retired major in the Army ' s Special Forces - - known as the Green Berets , will return to Lang Vei , where North Vietnamese tanks and infantry overran a base of camps on Feb . 7 , 1968 , during the Tet Offensive . known as the Green Berets , Where were they known as he Green Berets? 17 23 -1445 4 His participation is unusual , but not unheard of . The search for remains of the 2 , 211 U . S . servicemen unaccounted for from the war rarely requires help from survivors of a specific battle , Garrett said . His participation is unusual , What makes his participation unusual? 0 5 -1445 4 His participation is unusual , but not unheard of . The search for remains of the 2 , 211 U . S . servicemen unaccounted for from the war rarely requires help from survivors of a specific battle , Garrett said . rarely requires help from survivors Why is the help of survivors rarely required? 29 34 -1445 4 His participation is unusual , but not unheard of . The search for remains of the 2 , 211 U . S . servicemen unaccounted for from the war rarely requires help from survivors of a specific battle , Garrett said . participation Why is Frank prticipating in the hunt? 1 2 -1445 4 His participation is unusual , but not unheard of . The search for remains of the 2 , 211 U . S . servicemen unaccounted for from the war rarely requires help from survivors of a specific battle , Garrett said . His participation is unusual , Why is it unusual? 0 5 -1445 5 Willoughby is expected to help outline battlefield positions and trace the course of battle to find out where men might have fallen or been buried . battlefield How are they going to outline the battlefield positions? 6 7 -1446 1 Crane Co . said it holds an 8 . 9 % stake in Milton Roy Corp . , an analytical - instruments maker , and may seek control of the company . may seek control of the company . Why might Crane Co. seek control of this company? 25 32 -1446 1 Crane Co . said it holds an 8 . 9 % stake in Milton Roy Corp . , an analytical - instruments maker , and may seek control of the company . Crane What industry is Crane Co. in? 0 1 -1446 1 Crane Co . said it holds an 8 . 9 % stake in Milton Roy Corp . , an analytical - instruments maker , and may seek control of the company . may seek control Why is Crane Co. considering seeking control of Milton Roy Corp.? 25 28 -1446 2 Crane , a maker of engineered products for aerospace , construction , defense and other uses , made the disclosure in a Securities and Exchange Commission filing . made the disclosure What were the details of the disclosure? 17 20 -1446 5 Crane holds 504 , 200 Milton Roy shares , including 254 , 200 bought from Sept . 14 to Thursday for $ 15 . 50 to $ 16 . 75 each . 504 , 200 Milton Roy shares , How many shares does Milton Roy have altogether? 2 9 -1447 1 Unisys Corp . ' s announcement Friday of a $ 648 . 2 million loss for the third quarter showed that the company is moving even faster than expected to take write - offs on its various problems and prepare for a turnaround next year . turnaround How are they planning a turnaround with such high losses? 42 43 -1447 1 Unisys Corp . ' s announcement Friday of a $ 648 . 2 million loss for the third quarter showed that the company is moving even faster than expected to take write - offs on its various problems and prepare for a turnaround next year . write - offs Explain the types of write offs? 31 34 -1447 2 At the same time , the sheer size of the loss , coupled with a slowing of orders , made some securities analysts wonder just how strong that turnaround will be at the computer maker and defense - electronics concern . slowing of orders , Why is there a slowing of orders? 15 19 -1447 3 " Unisys is getting clobbered . clobbered How is a company being cobbered? 4 5 -1447 4 Just clobbered , " said Ulric Weil , an analyst at Weil & Associates who had once been high on the company . " The quarter was terrible , and the future looks anything but encouraging . " the future looks anything but encouraging Why is there such a negative outlook? 30 36 -1447 4 Just clobbered , " said Ulric Weil , an analyst at Weil & Associates who had once been high on the company . " The quarter was terrible , and the future looks anything but encouraging . " anything but encouraging Why is their outlook so discouraging? 33 36 -1447 5 Unisys , whose revenue inched up 3 . 7 % in the quarter to $ 2 . 35 billion from $ 2 . 27 billion in the year - earlier quarter , had an operating loss of about $ 30 million . up If their revenue was up why were there such huge losses? 5 6 -1447 5 Unisys , whose revenue inched up 3 . 7 % in the quarter to $ 2 . 35 billion from $ 2 . 27 billion in the year - earlier quarter , had an operating loss of about $ 30 million . loss loss on what (specific) 35 36 -1448 1 A two - day meeting of representatives of Cocom , the 17 - nation group that oversees exports of sensitive goods to communist countries , didn ' t take any substantive decisions on trimming the list of items under controls . exports of sensitive goods What types of sensitive goods are overseen by this group? 17 21 -1448 1 A two - day meeting of representatives of Cocom , the 17 - nation group that oversees exports of sensitive goods to communist countries , didn ' t take any substantive decisions on trimming the list of items under controls . list of items under controls What are these items under control? 35 40 -1448 1 A two - day meeting of representatives of Cocom , the 17 - nation group that oversees exports of sensitive goods to communist countries , didn ' t take any substantive decisions on trimming the list of items under controls . trimming the Why would these items need to be trimmed? 33 35 -1448 1 A two - day meeting of representatives of Cocom , the 17 - nation group that oversees exports of sensitive goods to communist countries , didn ' t take any substantive decisions on trimming the list of items under controls . list of items What items are under control? 35 38 -1448 1 A two - day meeting of representatives of Cocom , the 17 - nation group that oversees exports of sensitive goods to communist countries , didn ' t take any substantive decisions on trimming the list of items under controls . decisions why did they have to make the decision to trim the list? 31 32 -1448 2 Nor did it ease restrictions on exports to Poland and Hungary , according to U . S . officials who attended the talks . restrictions on exports What types of restrictions had been implemented against Poland and Hungary? 4 7 -1448 2 Nor did it ease restrictions on exports to Poland and Hungary , according to U . S . officials who attended the talks . ease restrictions on exports Why are there restrictions? What types of restrictions are there? 3 7 -1448 2 Nor did it ease restrictions on exports to Poland and Hungary , according to U . S . officials who attended the talks . Poland and Hungary , Why do Poland and Hungary also have restrictions? 8 12 -1448 2 Nor did it ease restrictions on exports to Poland and Hungary , according to U . S . officials who attended the talks . ease restrictions What type of export restriction is needed to be lessen? 3 5 -1448 2 Nor did it ease restrictions on exports to Poland and Hungary , according to U . S . officials who attended the talks . Poland and Hungary Why was it necessary to ease export restrictions to Poland and Hungary? 8 11 -1448 3 The U . S . had been under pressure from several Cocom members , especially France , West Germany and Italy , to ease restrictions on some types of machine tools , which those countries argued were now widely available to East Bloc countries from non - Cocom members . from non - Cocom members How had these implements become available from other nations? 44 49 -1448 3 The U . S . had been under pressure from several Cocom members , especially France , West Germany and Italy , to ease restrictions on some types of machine tools , which those countries argued were now widely available to East Bloc countries from non - Cocom members . machine tools , Why are machining tools under restriction? 29 32 -1448 3 The U . S . had been under pressure from several Cocom members , especially France , West Germany and Italy , to ease restrictions on some types of machine tools , which those countries argued were now widely available to East Bloc countries from non - Cocom members . U . S . had been under pressure Why is the U.S. being pressured from these Cocom members? 1 9 -1448 4 For several years some European countries have complained that outdated Cocom lists and restrictions served more to hamper their trade than to add to Western security . outdated Cocom lists Why were the lists outdated? 9 12 -1448 4 For several years some European countries have complained that outdated Cocom lists and restrictions served more to hamper their trade than to add to Western security . outdated Cocom lists What is outdated about these lists? 9 12 -1448 4 For several years some European countries have complained that outdated Cocom lists and restrictions served more to hamper their trade than to add to Western security . hamper their trade How do these restrictions hamper trade? 17 20 -1448 4 For several years some European countries have complained that outdated Cocom lists and restrictions served more to hamper their trade than to add to Western security . Western security How had the list been explained to help \"add to Western security\"? 24 26 -1448 5 Some countries also have been pressing for special treatment for Hungary and Poland as they move toward more democratic rule , just as special treatment had been agreed on for China . Some countries also have been pressing Which countries had looked for better treatment for these two nations? 0 6 -1448 5 Some countries also have been pressing for special treatment for Hungary and Poland as they move toward more democratic rule , just as special treatment had been agreed on for China . special treatment What kind of special treatment is wanted? 7 9 -1448 5 Some countries also have been pressing for special treatment for Hungary and Poland as they move toward more democratic rule , just as special treatment had been agreed on for China . as special treatment had been agreed on for China What special treatment did China receive? 22 31 -1448 5 Some countries also have been pressing for special treatment for Hungary and Poland as they move toward more democratic rule , just as special treatment had been agreed on for China . Hungary and Poland What have they done to qualify for special treatment? 10 13 -1449 1 In the second step of a reorganization that began earlier this year , Boeing Co . said it will create a Defense and Space Group to consolidate several divisions . consolidate several divisions Which divisions will be consolidated? 26 29 -1449 1 In the second step of a reorganization that began earlier this year , Boeing Co . said it will create a Defense and Space Group to consolidate several divisions . reorganization Why do Boeing Co. need reorganization? 6 7 -1449 2 Meanwhile , Boeing officials and representatives of the Machinists union met separately last night with a federal mediator in an attempt to break the month - old strike that has shut the aerospace giant ' s assembly lines at a time when it has an $ 80 billion backlog of jetliner orders . break the month - old strike What led to the union going on strike? 22 28 -1449 2 Meanwhile , Boeing officials and representatives of the Machinists union met separately last night with a federal mediator in an attempt to break the month - old strike that has shut the aerospace giant ' s assembly lines at a time when it has an $ 80 billion backlog of jetliner orders . federal mediator Why do they need a federal mediator to met the Machinist union? 16 18 -1449 2 Meanwhile , Boeing officials and representatives of the Machinists union met separately last night with a federal mediator in an attempt to break the month - old strike that has shut the aerospace giant ' s assembly lines at a time when it has an $ 80 billion backlog of jetliner orders . Machinists union How did the Machinist union shut the aerospace giant's assembly lines? 8 10 -1449 4 Machinists already have rejected a package that would provide a 10 % pay raise plus bonuses over the three - year life of the contract . 10 % pay raise plus bonuses What were the machinists looking for in their compensation packages? 10 16 -1449 4 Machinists already have rejected a package that would provide a 10 % pay raise plus bonuses over the three - year life of the contract . rejected a package Why did the machinist rejected a package? 3 6 -1449 4 Machinists already have rejected a package that would provide a 10 % pay raise plus bonuses over the three - year life of the contract . Machinists What 'machinists'? 0 1 -1449 5 Boeing has said repeatedly it won ' t expand its offer and the machinists have responded that the offer isn ' t good enough . won ' t expand its offer Why can't Boeing expand its offer? 5 11 -1450 1 Home taping of pre - recorded music cuts into record industry revenues , but banning home taping would hurt consumers even more . hurt What are some pros and cons for home taping? 18 19 -1450 1 Home taping of pre - recorded music cuts into record industry revenues , but banning home taping would hurt consumers even more . banning home taping How would this take place? 14 17 -1450 1 Home taping of pre - recorded music cuts into record industry revenues , but banning home taping would hurt consumers even more . would hurt consumers even more How would the ban on home taping hurt consumers? 17 22 -1450 2 That ' s the conclusion of an independent report prepared by the Office of Technology Assessment at the request of the House and Senate judiciary committees . report What was the objective of this report? 8 9 -1450 2 That ' s the conclusion of an independent report prepared by the Office of Technology Assessment at the request of the House and Senate judiciary committees . That ' s the conclusion of an independent report Why was the report put together? 0 9 -1450 4 The report says the availability of such advanced analog recording equipment as cassette recorders doesn ' t seem to increase the quantity of home copying . increase What did they observe to come up with this conclusion? 19 20 -1450 5 That finding , the report says , casts doubt on the record industry ' s contention that the new generation of digital recording equipment will inevitably lead to wholesale abuse of copyrighted material by home tapers . new generation of digital recording equipment What was their evidence that this was taking place on a large-scale at the time? 18 24 -1450 5 That finding , the report says , casts doubt on the record industry ' s contention that the new generation of digital recording equipment will inevitably lead to wholesale abuse of copyrighted material by home tapers . new generation of digital recording equipment What is the new equipment being used for? 18 24 -1451 1 The rationale for responding to your customers ' needs faster than the competition can is clear : Your company will benefit in terms of market share , customer satisfaction and profitability . customers ' What type of customers does the reader have? 6 8 -1451 2 In fact , managers today are probably more aware of speed as a competitive variable than ever before . variable What other variables are there? 14 15 -1451 2 In fact , managers today are probably more aware of speed as a competitive variable than ever before . competitive variable What are some other important competitive variables? 13 15 -1451 3 However , for many , managing speed does not come naturally . managing speed does not come naturally What does it usually take to be able to manage customer needs quickly? 5 11 -1451 3 However , for many , managing speed does not come naturally . speed What are some ways to increase managing speed? 6 7 -1451 3 However , for many , managing speed does not come naturally . managing speed Are there challenges other than speeding up? 5 7 -1451 4 " Most of us grew up believing in the axioms ` Haste makes waste ' and ` Don ' t cut corners , ' ideas that seem to run counter to the concept of managing speed , " says Dean Cassell , vice president for product integrity at Grumman Corp . " But in the real world , you learn that speed and quality are not a trade - off . speed and quality are not a trade - off . How can it be shown that these two concepts are not mutually exclusive? 61 71 -1451 4 " Most of us grew up believing in the axioms ` Haste makes waste ' and ` Don ' t cut corners , ' ideas that seem to run counter to the concept of managing speed , " says Dean Cassell , vice president for product integrity at Grumman Corp . " But in the real world , you learn that speed and quality are not a trade - off . trade - off What are some ways to balance speed and quality? 67 70 -1451 4 " Most of us grew up believing in the axioms ` Haste makes waste ' and ` Don ' t cut corners , ' ideas that seem to run counter to the concept of managing speed , " says Dean Cassell , vice president for product integrity at Grumman Corp . " But in the real world , you learn that speed and quality are not a trade - off . speed and quality are not a trade - off How can you increase speed while maintaining quality? 61 70 -1451 5 Speed is a component of quality - - one of the things we must deliver to satisfy customers . " one of the things we must deliver Why must speed be seen as a factor in quality production? 8 15 -1451 5 Speed is a component of quality - - one of the things we must deliver to satisfy customers . " component How do you weigh speed against other components when it poses a conflict? 3 4 -1452 1 When Westinghouse Electric Corp . shuttered its massive steam turbine plant in Lester , Pa . , three years ago , it seemed like the company had pulled the plug on its century - old power generation business . shuttered its massive steam turbine plant Why was the plant being shut down? 5 11 -1452 1 When Westinghouse Electric Corp . shuttered its massive steam turbine plant in Lester , Pa . , three years ago , it seemed like the company had pulled the plug on its century - old power generation business . shuttered Why did Westinghouse Electric Corp. shutter? 5 6 -1452 1 When Westinghouse Electric Corp . shuttered its massive steam turbine plant in Lester , Pa . , three years ago , it seemed like the company had pulled the plug on its century - old power generation business . shuttered its massive steam turbine plant Why did they close? 5 11 -1452 1 When Westinghouse Electric Corp . shuttered its massive steam turbine plant in Lester , Pa . , three years ago , it seemed like the company had pulled the plug on its century - old power generation business . turbine How much power is a steam turbine plant capable of generating? 9 10 -1452 2 But now Westinghouse is enjoying a resurgence in demand for both steam and combustion turbines and may even join the growing legion of independent electric producers . resurgence in demand for both What is driving the increase in demand? 6 11 -1452 2 But now Westinghouse is enjoying a resurgence in demand for both steam and combustion turbines and may even join the growing legion of independent electric producers . resurgence in demand What is the reason for resurgence in demand? 6 9 -1452 2 But now Westinghouse is enjoying a resurgence in demand for both steam and combustion turbines and may even join the growing legion of independent electric producers . growing legion of independent electric producers Who are the growing legion of independent electric producers? 20 26 -1452 2 But now Westinghouse is enjoying a resurgence in demand for both steam and combustion turbines and may even join the growing legion of independent electric producers . resurgence What is causing the resurgence in demand? 6 7 -1452 3 And with its new venture with Japan ' s Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd . , announced last week , it is poised to penetrate growing markets overseas . new venture What is the new venture? 3 5 -1452 3 And with its new venture with Japan ' s Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd . , announced last week , it is poised to penetrate growing markets overseas . markets What markets are expected to use steam and combustion turbines? 25 26 -1452 4 For the first time since the mid - 1970s , Westinghouse this year has seen a significant increase in orders for power plants . significant increase in orders Why is there a significant increase in orders? 16 20 -1452 4 For the first time since the mid - 1970s , Westinghouse this year has seen a significant increase in orders for power plants . mid - 1970s , What were steam and combustion turbines used for back in the mid-1970s? 6 10 -1452 5 Most are from independent producers instead of regulated utilities , and Westinghouse believes it will ride a wave of demand stretching over the next six years . Most are from independent producers Who would be the type of producers to want to use these turbines? 0 5 -1452 5 Most are from independent producers instead of regulated utilities , and Westinghouse believes it will ride a wave of demand stretching over the next six years . wave of demand stretching over the next six years Why does Westinghouse believe that there will be wave of demand stretching over the next six years? 17 26 -1452 5 Most are from independent producers instead of regulated utilities , and Westinghouse believes it will ride a wave of demand stretching over the next six years . believes Did Westinghouse's beliefs about demand come into fruition? 12 13 -1453 1 Out of the mouths of revolutionaries are coming words of moderation . revolutionaries are coming words of moderation Who are the revolutionaries and what are they saying? 5 11 -1453 1 Out of the mouths of revolutionaries are coming words of moderation . words Why are they saying words of moderation? 8 9 -1453 2 Here , at a soccer stadium near the black township of Soweto yesterday , were eight leaders of the African National Congress , seven of whom had spent most of their adult lives in prison for sabotage and conspiracy to overthrow the government . most of their adult lives in prison Exactly how long did they spend in prison? 28 35 -1453 2 Here , at a soccer stadium near the black township of Soweto yesterday , were eight leaders of the African National Congress , seven of whom had spent most of their adult lives in prison for sabotage and conspiracy to overthrow the government . leaders Why are they congregating at a soccer stadium? 16 17 -1453 3 Here were more than 70 , 000 ANC supporters , gathering for the first ANC rally inside South Africa since the black liberation movement was banned in 1960 . was banned in 1960 Why was it banned? 24 28 -1453 3 Here were more than 70 , 000 ANC supporters , gathering for the first ANC rally inside South Africa since the black liberation movement was banned in 1960 . ANC What is the ANC? 7 8 -1453 3 Here were more than 70 , 000 ANC supporters , gathering for the first ANC rally inside South Africa since the black liberation movement was banned in 1960 . ANC What does ANC stand for? 7 8 -1453 4 Here was the state security appartus poised to pounce on any words or acts of provocation , let alone revolution . provocation , let alone revolution Why is there so much tension in this state right now? 15 20 -1453 4 Here was the state security appartus poised to pounce on any words or acts of provocation , let alone revolution . security Is violence expected at this event? 4 5 -1453 5 But the words that boomed over the loudspeakers bore messages of peace , unity , negotiation and discipline . " We stand for peace today and we will stand for peace tomorrow , " said Walter Sisulu , the ANC ' s former secretary general who , along with five of his colleagues , served 26 years in prison before being released two weeks ago . served 26 years in prison Why did he serve 26 years in prison? 54 59 -1453 5 But the words that boomed over the loudspeakers bore messages of peace , unity , negotiation and discipline . " We stand for peace today and we will stand for peace tomorrow , " said Walter Sisulu , the ANC ' s former secretary general who , along with five of his colleagues , served 26 years in prison before being released two weeks ago . years Why were they in prison and why were they released? 56 57 -1453 5 But the words that boomed over the loudspeakers bore messages of peace , unity , negotiation and discipline . " We stand for peace today and we will stand for peace tomorrow , " said Walter Sisulu , the ANC ' s former secretary general who , along with five of his colleagues , served 26 years in prison before being released two weeks ago . released Why were they released after 26 years? 61 62 -1454 1 Aetna Life & Casualty Co . ' s third - quarter net income fell 22 % to $ 182 . 6 million , or $ 1 . 63 a share , reflecting the damages from Hurricane Hugo and lower results for some of the company ' s major divisions . lower results Were claims from certain areas higher than others? 38 40 -1454 2 Catastrophe losses reduced Aetna ' s net income by $ 50 million , including $ 36 million from Hugo . Hugo How did their lost the other 14 million of their net income? 18 19 -1454 2 Catastrophe losses reduced Aetna ' s net income by $ 50 million , including $ 36 million from Hugo . $ 50 million , How will these huge losses affect their ability to opperate? 9 13 -1454 3 Last year catastrophe losses totaled $ 5 million , when net was $ 235 . 5 million , or $ 2 . 07 a share . catastrophe losses totaled $ 5 million , What sort of catastrophes were there in the prior year? 2 9 -1454 3 Last year catastrophe losses totaled $ 5 million , when net was $ 235 . 5 million , or $ 2 . 07 a share . catastrophe losses What defines a catastrophe loss? 2 4 -1454 4 The year - earlier results have been restated to reflect an accounting change . reflect an accounting change Why was there an accounting change? 9 13 -1454 4 The year - earlier results have been restated to reflect an accounting change . accounting What are the details of the accounting change? 11 12 -1454 4 The year - earlier results have been restated to reflect an accounting change . accounting change What exactly was the accounting change? 11 13 -1454 5 The insurer has started processing claims from the Northern California earthquake nearly two weeks ago . ago Which regions does Aetna Life & Casualty have business in? 14 15 -1455 1 RJR Nabisco Inc . said it agreed to sell its Baby Ruth , Butterfinger and Pearson candy businesses to Nestle S . A . ' s Nestle Foods unit for $ 370 million . sell its Baby Ruth , Butterfinger and Pearson Why were these looking to be sold? 8 16 -1455 2 The sale , at a higher price than some analysts had expected , helps the food and tobacco giant raise funds to pay debt and boosts Nestle ' s 7 % share of the U . S . candy market to about 12 % . raise funds to pay debt What was the cause of the debt? 19 24 -1455 4 The Nestle acquisition includes a candy plant in Franklin Park , Ill . , which employs about 800 workers . 800 workers Do they plan any layoffs? 17 19 -1455 5 The sale , which had been expected , is part of KKR ' s program to pay down $ 5 billion of a $ 6 billion bridge loan by February . $ 6 billion bridge loan What 'bridge loan'? 23 28 -1456 1 R . H . Macy & Co . , the closely held department store chain , said in a financial filing Friday that its sales for the fiscal fourth quarter ended July 29 were up 10 % to $ 1 . 59 billion against $ 1 . 44 billion a year earlier . Friday Which Friday was this in the month? 21 22 -1456 1 R . H . Macy & Co . , the closely held department store chain , said in a financial filing Friday that its sales for the fiscal fourth quarter ended July 29 were up 10 % to $ 1 . 59 billion against $ 1 . 44 billion a year earlier . sales What triggered better sales? 24 25 -1456 1 R . H . Macy & Co . , the closely held department store chain , said in a financial filing Friday that its sales for the fiscal fourth quarter ended July 29 were up 10 % to $ 1 . 59 billion against $ 1 . 44 billion a year earlier . were up 10 % to $ 1 . 59 billion Why were sales up? 33 43 -1456 2 Comparable store sales for the quarter were up 7 . 3 % . up Up from what month/quarter? 7 8 -1456 3 The net loss for the quarter was $ 43 . 1 million against a year - earlier loss of $ 106 million . year - earlier What factors contributed to the chain's better performance? 14 17 -1456 3 The net loss for the quarter was $ 43 . 1 million against a year - earlier loss of $ 106 million . The net loss for the quarter Why was there still a net loss? 0 6 -1456 4 The loss in the fourth quarter of 1988 reflected in part expenses for an unsuccessful bid for Federated Department Stores Inc . , as well as the restructuring of some of its department store operations . unsuccessful What made the bid unsuccessful? 14 15 -1456 4 The loss in the fourth quarter of 1988 reflected in part expenses for an unsuccessful bid for Federated Department Stores Inc . , as well as the restructuring of some of its department store operations . restructuring How did the restructuring go? 27 28 -1456 4 The loss in the fourth quarter of 1988 reflected in part expenses for an unsuccessful bid for Federated Department Stores Inc . , as well as the restructuring of some of its department store operations . unsuccessful bid for Federated Department Stores Why was the bid unsuccessful? 14 20 -1457 1 The world had a big yuk recently when the Soviets reported a rash of UFO landings , one of them bringing tall aliens who glowed in the dark to Voronezh . landings , How were they reportedly Sighted? 15 17 -1457 1 The world had a big yuk recently when the Soviets reported a rash of UFO landings , one of them bringing tall aliens who glowed in the dark to Voronezh . reported a rash of UFO landings , Why did the USSR report this sort of event? 10 17 -1457 1 The world had a big yuk recently when the Soviets reported a rash of UFO landings , one of them bringing tall aliens who glowed in the dark to Voronezh . reported Who did the Soviets report these UFO landings to? 10 11 -1457 1 The world had a big yuk recently when the Soviets reported a rash of UFO landings , one of them bringing tall aliens who glowed in the dark to Voronezh . aliens Who saw these aliens and what did they see? 22 23 -1457 2 It is the opinion of Timothy Good , author of " Above Top Secret : The World UFO Cover - Up " ( Quill / William Morrow , 592 pages , $ 12 . 95 ) , that the world laughs too fast . that the world laughs too fast . What is his evidence? 37 44 -1457 2 It is the opinion of Timothy Good , author of " Above Top Secret : The World UFO Cover - Up " ( Quill / William Morrow , 592 pages , $ 12 . 95 ) , that the world laughs too fast . Cover - Up " Why would it be necessary for world leaders to cover up the existence of UFOs and aliens? 18 22 -1457 3 Here is a bible for UFO watchers , complete with pictures of people who say they ' ve had personal relationships with aliens . personal How do the relationships pan out? 19 20 -1457 3 Here is a bible for UFO watchers , complete with pictures of people who say they ' ve had personal relationships with aliens . they ' ve had personal relationships with aliens What is their identifiable evidence? 15 23 -1457 3 Here is a bible for UFO watchers , complete with pictures of people who say they ' ve had personal relationships with aliens . watchers , What evidence do people who believe in UFOs point to to support their beliefs? 6 8 -1457 4 One photo shows a woman sporting a scar she says was made by a laser beam ( a low - caliber weapon , from the looks of the wound ) . she says was made by a laser beam Why does she claim it was a laser? 8 16 -1457 4 One photo shows a woman sporting a scar she says was made by a laser beam ( a low - caliber weapon , from the looks of the wound ) . laser Can a laser cause this type of injury or scar? 14 15 -1457 5 So far anyway , our alien visitors seem more intent on brightening our skies than pulverizing us . brightening How are the skies brightened? 11 12 -1457 5 So far anyway , our alien visitors seem more intent on brightening our skies than pulverizing us . brightening How do aliens brighten our skies? 11 12 -1458 1 Upset over the use of what it says are its exclusive trademarks , Hells Angels Motorcycle Corp . is fighting back - - in court . use of what it says are its exclusive trademarks , Who would be using its trademarks? 3 13 -1458 1 Upset over the use of what it says are its exclusive trademarks , Hells Angels Motorcycle Corp . is fighting back - - in court . exclusive trademarks What trademarks do the Hells Angels Motorcycle Corp believe are theirs exclusively? 10 12 -1458 1 Upset over the use of what it says are its exclusive trademarks , Hells Angels Motorcycle Corp . is fighting back - - in court . use How are they being used? 3 4 -1458 2 Concord New Horizons Corp . , creators of a 1988 movie called Nam Angels , used the gang ' s name and trademarks without authorization , the not - for - profit corporation says in a complaint filed in federal court . gang ' s name and trademarks without authorization , How did they use the gang's name without getting approval? 17 26 -1458 2 Concord New Horizons Corp . , creators of a 1988 movie called Nam Angels , used the gang ' s name and trademarks without authorization , the not - for - profit corporation says in a complaint filed in federal court . without authorization , Had Concord New Horizons Corp. requested authorization and subsequently denied? 23 26 -1458 3 Nam Angels depicts a group of the cycle gang ' s members on a mercenary mission to Viet Nam during the war years . mercenary mission to Viet Nam What did the mission entail? 14 19 -1458 3 Nam Angels depicts a group of the cycle gang ' s members on a mercenary mission to Viet Nam during the war years . mercenary mission Had any members of the Hell's Angels actually engage in a mercenary mission during the Vietnam War? 14 16 -1458 4 In addition to being broadcast on cable television , the movie also is being distributed on videocassettes , the suit alleges in seeking unspecified damages . unspecified Are there preestablished limits to the damages the motorcycle club can claim? 23 24 -1458 5 Also named in the suit is Media Home Entertainment Inc . of Culver City , Calif . , its parent , Heron Communications Inc . , and Broadstar Television of Los Angeles , holders of the copyright on the movie . holders of the copyright on the movie Are there any other individuals or groups named in the lawsuit being brought by the Hell's Angels? 33 40 -1459 1 Dow Jones & Co . extended its tender offer of $ 18 a share , or about $ 576 million , for the 33 % of Telerate Inc . that it doesn ' t already own until 5 p . m . EST , Nov . 6 . extended What triggered this decision? 5 6 -1459 1 Dow Jones & Co . extended its tender offer of $ 18 a share , or about $ 576 million , for the 33 % of Telerate Inc . that it doesn ' t already own until 5 p . m . EST , Nov . 6 . extended its tender offer of $ 18 a share , Why did Dow Jones & Co. extended its tender offer of $18 a share? 5 15 -1459 2 The offer , which Telerate ' s two independent directors have rejected as inadequate , previously had been scheduled to expire at midnight Friday . rejected as inadequate , By what degree is this offer inadequate? 11 15 -1459 2 The offer , which Telerate ' s two independent directors have rejected as inadequate , previously had been scheduled to expire at midnight Friday . inadequate , Why is this offer inadequate? 13 15 -1459 2 The offer , which Telerate ' s two independent directors have rejected as inadequate , previously had been scheduled to expire at midnight Friday . rejected as inadequate , Why did two independent directors of Telerate rejected the offer as inadequate? 11 15 -1459 3 Dow Jones said it extended the offer to allow shareholders time to review a supplement to the Dow Jones tender offer circular that it mailed last Friday . supplement What did this supplement change about the original offer? 14 15 -1459 4 The supplement contains various information that has been filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission since Dow Jones launched the offer on Sept . 26 , but it doesn ' t change the terms and conditions of the offer except to extend its expiration date . doesn ' t change the terms and conditions Why didn't it change the terms and conditions? 28 36 -1459 5 In Delaware Chancery Court litigation , Telerate has criticized Dow Jones for not disclosing that Telerate ' s management expects the company ' s revenue to increase by 20 % annually , while Dow Jones based its projections of Telerate ' s performance on a 12 % revenue growth forecast . increase by 20 % annually , Why was the growth forecast so much different than that expected by Dow Jones? 26 32 -1459 5 In Delaware Chancery Court litigation , Telerate has criticized Dow Jones for not disclosing that Telerate ' s management expects the company ' s revenue to increase by 20 % annually , while Dow Jones based its projections of Telerate ' s performance on a 12 % revenue growth forecast . 12 % How did this discrepancy happen? 45 47 -1459 5 In Delaware Chancery Court litigation , Telerate has criticized Dow Jones for not disclosing that Telerate ' s management expects the company ' s revenue to increase by 20 % annually , while Dow Jones based its projections of Telerate ' s performance on a 12 % revenue growth forecast . based its projections Why did Dow Jones based it's projections of Telerate's performance on a 12% revenue growth forecast? 35 38 -1460 1 After days of intense but fruitless negotiations , a federal judge last week threatened to convert William Herbert Hunt ' s Chapter 11 personal bankruptcy case into a Chapter 7 liquidation . intense but fruitless negotiations , Why were the negotiations fruitless? 3 8 -1460 1 After days of intense but fruitless negotiations , a federal judge last week threatened to convert William Herbert Hunt ' s Chapter 11 personal bankruptcy case into a Chapter 7 liquidation . Chapter 11 personal bankruptcy What is the criteria for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and who qualifies? 21 25 -1460 1 After days of intense but fruitless negotiations , a federal judge last week threatened to convert William Herbert Hunt ' s Chapter 11 personal bankruptcy case into a Chapter 7 liquidation . Chapter 7 liquidation What is the criteria for Chapter 7 liquidation and why is it more severe than Chapter 11? 28 31 -1460 1 After days of intense but fruitless negotiations , a federal judge last week threatened to convert William Herbert Hunt ' s Chapter 11 personal bankruptcy case into a Chapter 7 liquidation . William Herbert Who is William Herbert 16 18 -1460 1 After days of intense but fruitless negotiations , a federal judge last week threatened to convert William Herbert Hunt ' s Chapter 11 personal bankruptcy case into a Chapter 7 liquidation . liquidation Why would this be done? 30 31 -1460 2 Judge Harold C . Abramson raised the possibility after talks to end a feud between two major creditors failed and all three reorganization plans in the case ran into roadblocks . the case ran into roadblocks What sort of sticking points came up during these negotiations? 25 30 -1460 2 Judge Harold C . Abramson raised the possibility after talks to end a feud between two major creditors failed and all three reorganization plans in the case ran into roadblocks . three reorganization plans Why would the creditors have to reorganize their structure? 21 24 -1460 3 If the case is converted to Chapter 7 , what remains of the oil tycoon ' s once - vast estate - - now believed to have a value of less than $ 125 million - - would be sold off quickly with most of the proceeds going to the Internal Revenue Service , whose claim for $ 300 million in back taxes has priority in the case . value of less than $ 125 million Okay but he isnt bankrupt then 28 35 -1460 3 If the case is converted to Chapter 7 , what remains of the oil tycoon ' s once - vast estate - - now believed to have a value of less than $ 125 million - - would be sold off quickly with most of the proceeds going to the Internal Revenue Service , whose claim for $ 300 million in back taxes has priority in the case . back taxes What is the criteria for back taxes for large corporations? 61 63 -1460 4 Hundreds of smaller creditors could get nothing , according to attorneys involved . smaller creditors could get nothing , Why would the smaller creditors be left out? 2 8 -1460 4 Hundreds of smaller creditors could get nothing , according to attorneys involved . smaller creditors How were smaller creditors impacted by this case? 2 4 -1460 4 Hundreds of smaller creditors could get nothing , according to attorneys involved . smaller creditors Why is his fortune so small now? 2 4 -1460 5 While admitting such a move would be " devastating " to most creditors , Judge Abramson told a courtroom filled with nearly two dozen attorneys that he was concerned about the toll mounting legal bills will take on Mr . Hunt ' s shrinking estate and about the fact that , following voting by creditors , none of the reorganization plans appeared to be viable in their present form . bills will take on Mr . Hunt ' s shrinking estate Why was the estate constantly shrinking? 34 45 -1461 1 Two rival bidders for Connaught BioSciences extended their offers to acquire the Toronto - based vaccine manufacturer Friday . extended their offers Who won with what offer? 6 9 -1461 2 Institut Merieux S . A . , which offered 942 million Canadian dollars ( US $ 801 . 2 million ) , or C $ 37 a share for Connaught , said it would extend its bid , due to expire last Thursday , to Nov . 6 . offered 942 million Canadian dollars How did they get that kind of money? 8 13 -1461 4 It had been due to expire Friday evening . Friday evening what date was friday evening? 6 8 -1462 1 Arthur Price abruptly quit as president and chief executive officer of MTM Entertainment Inc . , a Los Angeles production company that has fallen on hard times . abruptly quit Why did Price abruptly quit? 2 4 -1462 1 Arthur Price abruptly quit as president and chief executive officer of MTM Entertainment Inc . , a Los Angeles production company that has fallen on hard times . MTM what does this stand for? 11 12 -1462 1 Arthur Price abruptly quit as president and chief executive officer of MTM Entertainment Inc . , a Los Angeles production company that has fallen on hard times . fallen on hard times what had happened? 23 27 -1462 1 Arthur Price abruptly quit as president and chief executive officer of MTM Entertainment Inc . , a Los Angeles production company that has fallen on hard times . Arthur Price abruptly quit as president What was the reason for his sudden departure? 0 6 -1462 2 Mr . Price , 61 years old , also stepped down from the board of TVS Entertainment PLC , the British TV company that last year bought MTM , producer of such TV programs as " Hill Street Blues " and " The Mary Tyler Moore Show . " " Hill Street Blues " what are these shows about and how are they relevant to the topic? 35 40 -1462 4 James Gatward , TVS ' s chief executive , said in a statement that he will " assume overall responsibility " for MTM ' s operations until a successor is named . until a successor is named When will that be? 26 31 -1462 4 James Gatward , TVS ' s chief executive , said in a statement that he will " assume overall responsibility " for MTM ' s operations until a successor is named . " assume overall responsibility " what do these responsibilities include? 16 21 -1462 4 James Gatward , TVS ' s chief executive , said in a statement that he will " assume overall responsibility " for MTM ' s operations until a successor is named . successor who will take over ? 28 29 -1462 5 Industry analysts speculated that Mr . Price ' s sudden departure may have stemmed from conflicts with Mr . Gatward . conflicts What was the nature of the conflict? 15 16 -1462 5 Industry analysts speculated that Mr . Price ' s sudden departure may have stemmed from conflicts with Mr . Gatward . conflicts what are the conflicts? why would it make him leave ? 15 16 -1462 5 Industry analysts speculated that Mr . Price ' s sudden departure may have stemmed from conflicts with Mr . Gatward . stemmed from conflicts with Mr . Gatward . What types of conflicts were being experienced between the two company heads? 13 21 -1463 1 TransCanada PipeLines Ltd . said it plans to shift its headquarters to Calgary , Alberta , from Toronto next year to cut costs and be closer to the upstream natural - gas industry . to cut costs Why is it more costly in Toronto? 20 23 -1463 1 TransCanada PipeLines Ltd . said it plans to shift its headquarters to Calgary , Alberta , from Toronto next year to cut costs and be closer to the upstream natural - gas industry . closer Where is the upstream natural-gas industry located? 25 26 -1463 1 TransCanada PipeLines Ltd . said it plans to shift its headquarters to Calgary , Alberta , from Toronto next year to cut costs and be closer to the upstream natural - gas industry . PipeLines What are the details of this company? 1 2 -1463 2 Gerald Maier , president and chief executive officer of the natural - gas pipeline and marketing concern , said the company ' s future growth is " increasingly linked " to decisions made by Calgary - based gas producers . decisions made by Calgary - based gas producers What types of decisions made in Calgary? 31 39 -1463 2 Gerald Maier , president and chief executive officer of the natural - gas pipeline and marketing concern , said the company ' s future growth is " increasingly linked " to decisions made by Calgary - based gas producers . decisions made by Calgary - based gas producers Why listen to their decisions? 31 39 -1463 2 Gerald Maier , president and chief executive officer of the natural - gas pipeline and marketing concern , said the company ' s future growth is " increasingly linked " to decisions made by Calgary - based gas producers . producers Does TransCanada PipeLines produce gas itself or only provide the pipeline for transporting gas? 38 39 -1463 2 Gerald Maier , president and chief executive officer of the natural - gas pipeline and marketing concern , said the company ' s future growth is " increasingly linked " to decisions made by Calgary - based gas producers . decisions What kind of decisions are these? 31 32 -1463 3 " Since deregulation of the market in 1985 , producers have become much more intensely involved in both transportation and marketing , " Mr . Maier said . " It ' s a matter of being close to those suppliers ; many of those companies don ' t know us as well as they should . " deregulation of the market in 1985 , Why was the market deregulated? 2 9 -1463 3 " Since deregulation of the market in 1985 , producers have become much more intensely involved in both transportation and marketing , " Mr . Maier said . " It ' s a matter of being close to those suppliers ; many of those companies don ' t know us as well as they should . " don ' t know us as well as they should Why aren't they more well known? 45 55 -1463 3 " Since deregulation of the market in 1985 , producers have become much more intensely involved in both transportation and marketing , " Mr . Maier said . " It ' s a matter of being close to those suppliers ; many of those companies don ' t know us as well as they should . " close How will moving headquarters help TransCanada form closer relationships with the natural gas producers? 36 37 -1463 3 " Since deregulation of the market in 1985 , producers have become much more intensely involved in both transportation and marketing , " Mr . Maier said . " It ' s a matter of being close to those suppliers ; many of those companies don ' t know us as well as they should . " deregulation What are the details of this? 2 3 -1463 4 TransCanada transports all gas that moves eastward from Alberta . from Alberta Why not expand to other regions? 7 9 -1463 4 TransCanada transports all gas that moves eastward from Alberta . all Are other companies trying to compete with TransCanada for a share of this business? 2 3 -1463 4 TransCanada transports all gas that moves eastward from Alberta . eastward What is around Alberta for people who do not know this area? 6 7 -1463 5 That includes all the gas consumed in Ontario and Quebec , along with the bulk of Canadian gas exports to the exports Where is Canadian gas exported to? 18 19 -1463 5 That includes all the gas consumed in Ontario and Quebec , along with the bulk of Canadian gas exports to the Ontario and Quebec , Are these hot spots for their business? 7 11 -1464 1 The envelope arrives in the mail . envelope arrives What is contained in the envelope? 1 3 -1464 2 Open it and two soulful eyes on a boy ' s brown face peer out from the page , pleadingly . peer out from the page , pleadingly Why are the eyes pleading? 13 20 -1464 3 Does the tyke have a good mind about to be wasted ? mind about to be wasted ? How could the mind be wasted? 6 12 -1464 4 Is he a victim of Gramm - Rudman cuts ? Gramm - Rudman cuts What programs are being cut by this act? 5 9 -1464 4 Is he a victim of Gramm - Rudman cuts ? Gramm - Rudman cuts ? What is this? 5 10 -1464 4 Is he a victim of Gramm - Rudman cuts ? Gramm - Rudman What does this mean? 5 8 -1464 4 Is he a victim of Gramm - Rudman cuts ? Gramm - Rudman cuts ? What are the Gramm-Rudman cuts? 5 10 -1464 5 No , but he ' s endangered all the same : His new sitcom on ABC needs a following to stay on the air . sitcom on ABC needs a following Why is the sitcom struggling to gain a following? 13 19 -1465 1 Crossland Savings Bank ' s stock plummeted after management recommended a suspension of dividend payments on both its common and preferred stock because Crossland may not meet the new government capital criteria effective Dec . 7 . new government capital criteria What sort of criteria were being implemented? 28 32 -1465 1 Crossland Savings Bank ' s stock plummeted after management recommended a suspension of dividend payments on both its common and preferred stock because Crossland may not meet the new government capital criteria effective Dec . 7 . new government capital criteria What is the criteria? 28 32 -1465 5 Crossland said it retained three investment bankers to assist it in developing and implementing a financial restructuring plan . a financial restructuring plan . What will the restructuring involve? 14 19 -1466 1 Like so many trends in the entertainment industry , the current spate of rape dramas on television seems to represent a confluence of high - mindedness and self - interest . current spate What in terms of numbers makes this a trend? 10 12 -1466 1 Like so many trends in the entertainment industry , the current spate of rape dramas on television seems to represent a confluence of high - mindedness and self - interest . confluence of high - mindedness and self - interest whose high-mindedness and self-interest? what does this phrase mean in this context? 21 30 -1466 1 Like so many trends in the entertainment industry , the current spate of rape dramas on television seems to represent a confluence of high - mindedness and self - interest . rape dramas How rampant are these in the media? 13 15 -1466 1 Like so many trends in the entertainment industry , the current spate of rape dramas on television seems to represent a confluence of high - mindedness and self - interest . many trends in the entertainment industry , What are the many trees in the entertainment industry? 2 9 -1466 2 The former comes from the latest wave of political activism in Hollywood , especially around feminist issues such as abortion . latest wave of political activism in Hollywood , What are the other wave of political activism in Hollywood? 5 13 -1466 3 The latter comes from the perception , on the part of many people in network TV , that their only hope of keeping viewers from defecting to cable is to fill the airwaves with an increasingly raw sensationalism . cable Meaning getting rid of cable? 27 28 -1466 3 The latter comes from the perception , on the part of many people in network TV , that their only hope of keeping viewers from defecting to cable is to fill the airwaves with an increasingly raw sensationalism . raw sensationalism Why is raw sensationalism so popular? 36 38 -1466 4 Put these together , and you get programs about rape . programs What kind of programs are they meaning; block buster movies, television series? 7 8 -1466 4 Put these together , and you get programs about rape . Put these together , What should be put together? 0 4 -1466 5 The best of the crop was last week ' s season premiere of " In the Heat of the Night , " the NBC series based on a 1967 feature film about a black Philadelphia police detective in a small Southern town . best of the crop What made this better than the rest? 1 5 -1466 5 The best of the crop was last week ' s season premiere of " In the Heat of the Night , " the NBC series based on a 1967 feature film about a black Philadelphia police detective in a small Southern town . film What was this film? 30 31 -1467 1 While Wall Street is retreating from computer - driven program trading , big institutional investors are likely to continue these strategies at full blast , further roiling the stock market , trading executives say . retreating from computer - driven program trading , Why was Wall Street hesitant to use computers to trade? 4 12 -1467 1 While Wall Street is retreating from computer - driven program trading , big institutional investors are likely to continue these strategies at full blast , further roiling the stock market , trading executives say . retreating Why did Wall Street decide to \"retreat\" from computer-driven program trading? 4 5 -1467 2 Bowing to a mounting public outcry , three more major securities firms - - Bear , Stearns & Co . Inc . , Morgan Stanley & Co . and Oppenheimer & Co . - - announced Friday they would suspend stock - index arbitrage trading for their own accounts . mounting public outcry , Why was there such public outcry at the time? 3 7 -1467 2 Bowing to a mounting public outcry , three more major securities firms - - Bear , Stearns & Co . Inc . , Morgan Stanley & Co . and Oppenheimer & Co . - - announced Friday they would suspend stock - index arbitrage trading for their own accounts . more Who are they in addition to? 8 9 -1467 2 Bowing to a mounting public outcry , three more major securities firms - - Bear , Stearns & Co . Inc . , Morgan Stanley & Co . and Oppenheimer & Co . - - announced Friday they would suspend stock - index arbitrage trading for their own accounts . they would suspend stock - index arbitrage trading Why would they decide to suspend trading for their own accounts? 37 45 -1467 3 PaineWebber Group Inc . announced a pullback on Thursday from stock - index arbitrage , a controversial program - trading strategy blamed by many investors for encouraging big stock - market swings . encouraging big stock - market swings How does it lead to large swings in the market? 26 32 -1467 3 PaineWebber Group Inc . announced a pullback on Thursday from stock - index arbitrage , a controversial program - trading strategy blamed by many investors for encouraging big stock - market swings . encouraging big stock - market swings Are \"stock-market swings\" considered bad? 26 32 -1467 4 Though the trading halts are offered as a sign of concern about recent stock market volatility , most Wall Street firms remain open to handle program trading for customers . open Is this custom? 22 23 -1467 4 Though the trading halts are offered as a sign of concern about recent stock market volatility , most Wall Street firms remain open to handle program trading for customers . recent stock market volatility , What do the words \"stock market volatility\" mean exactly? 12 17 -1467 5 Trading executives privately say that huge stock - index funds , which dwarf Wall Street firms in terms of the size of their program trades , will continue to launch big programs through the stock market . will continue to launch big programs Is this considered a good thing? 26 32 -1468 1 Nashua Corp . , rumored a potential takeover target for six months , said that a Dutch company has sought U . S . approval to buy up to 25 % of Nashua ' s shares . potential takeover target Why was the company in line to be taken over? 6 9 -1468 1 Nashua Corp . , rumored a potential takeover target for six months , said that a Dutch company has sought U . S . approval to buy up to 25 % of Nashua ' s shares . rumored a potential takeover target Why were they a potential takeover target? 4 9 -1468 1 Nashua Corp . , rumored a potential takeover target for six months , said that a Dutch company has sought U . S . approval to buy up to 25 % of Nashua ' s shares . a Dutch company Which Dutch company sought U.S approval to buy up shares? 15 18 -1468 1 Nashua Corp . , rumored a potential takeover target for six months , said that a Dutch company has sought U . S . approval to buy up to 25 % of Nashua ' s shares . Nashua Corp what do they do? 0 2 -1468 2 Nashua immediately responded by strengthening a poison - pill plan and saying it will buy back up to one million of its shares , or 10 . 4 % of the 9 . 6 million outstanding . buy back up to one million of its shares , What will the stock buyback lead to? 14 24 -1468 2 Nashua immediately responded by strengthening a poison - pill plan and saying it will buy back up to one million of its shares , or 10 . 4 % of the 9 . 6 million outstanding . poison - pill plan What is a poison-pill plan? 6 10 -1468 2 Nashua immediately responded by strengthening a poison - pill plan and saying it will buy back up to one million of its shares , or 10 . 4 % of the 9 . 6 million outstanding . poison - pill plan Why is it describe as a poison-pill plan? 6 10 -1468 2 Nashua immediately responded by strengthening a poison - pill plan and saying it will buy back up to one million of its shares , or 10 . 4 % of the 9 . 6 million outstanding . poison - pill plan what is this? 6 10 -1468 3 Nashua , whose major business is selling copiers , facsimile machines and related supplies , said Reiss & Co . B . V . of the Netherlands filed a request with the Federal Trade Commission under the Hart - Scott - Rodino Act for permission to buy more than $ 15 million of Nashua ' s stock but less than 25 % . facsimile machines what are those? 9 11 -1468 4 Previously , an affiliate of Unicorp Canada disclosed a stake of less than 5 % in Nashua , according to Daniel M . Junius , Nashua ' s treasurer . Unicorp Canada What is Unicorp Canada? 5 7 -1468 4 Previously , an affiliate of Unicorp Canada disclosed a stake of less than 5 % in Nashua , according to Daniel M . Junius , Nashua ' s treasurer . Unicorp Canada disclosed a stake Why would Unicorp Canada disclosed its stake of Nashua? 5 10 -1468 5 Nashua ' s stock has fluctuated sharply on takeover speculation , rising to a high for the year of $ 42 . 875 a share in June from $ 29 . 75 in March . fluctuated sharply on takeover speculation , Why did takeover speculation cause the stock to fluctuate? 5 11 -1469 1 Small businesses say a recent trend is like a dream come true : more - affordable rates for employee - health insurance , initially at least . initially Why does this trend not continue after the initial phase? 23 24 -1469 1 Small businesses say a recent trend is like a dream come true : more - affordable rates for employee - health insurance , initially at least . recent trend Why is this a recent trend? 4 6 -1469 1 Small businesses say a recent trend is like a dream come true : more - affordable rates for employee - health insurance , initially at least . rates for employee - health insurance , Why were rates for insurance coming down? 16 23 -1469 1 Small businesses say a recent trend is like a dream come true : more - affordable rates for employee - health insurance , initially at least . more - affordable rates How much more affordable the rates for employee-health insurance? 13 17 -1469 2 But then they wake up to a nightmare . nightmare Why is it considered a nightmare? 7 8 -1469 2 But then they wake up to a nightmare . nightmare What is the nightmare? 7 8 -1469 3 The reasonable first - year rates can be followed by increases of 60 % or more if a covered employee files a major claim , they complain . files a major claim , What constitutes a major claim? 20 25 -1469 3 The reasonable first - year rates can be followed by increases of 60 % or more if a covered employee files a major claim , they complain . major claim , What are the major claims of employees? 22 25 -1469 4 Insurance premiums for one small Maryland concern went up 130 % in less than two years , the last increase coming after one of its three workers developed a herniated disk . herniated How did they develop a herniated disc? 29 30 -1469 5 " There ' s a distinct possibility that I may lose my job over this , " the employee , Karen Allen , of Floor Covering Resources , Kensington , Md . , recently told a congressional hearing . possibility Why is it possible that they could lose their job? 6 7 -1470 1 For the sixth time in as many years , Continental Airlines has a new senior executive . new senior executive Who is it? 13 16 -1470 1 For the sixth time in as many years , Continental Airlines has a new senior executive . Continental Airlines has a new senior executive . Why was the company going through so many executives? 9 17 -1470 1 For the sixth time in as many years , Continental Airlines has a new senior executive . new senior executive what is their name? 13 16 -1470 2 Gone is D . Joseph Corr , the airline ' s chairman , chief executive and president , appointed only last December . Gone is D . Joseph Corr Why was he let go? 0 6 -1470 2 Gone is D . Joseph Corr , the airline ' s chairman , chief executive and president , appointed only last December . Gone is D . Joseph Corr , why is he gone? 0 7 -1470 2 Gone is D . Joseph Corr , the airline ' s chairman , chief executive and president , appointed only last December . D . Joseph Corr , did he get fired? 2 7 -1470 3 Mr . Corr resigned to pursue other business interests , the airline said . pursue other business interests What other interests? 5 9 -1470 3 Mr . Corr resigned to pursue other business interests , the airline said . business interests , What sort of other businesses was Mr. Corr involved with? 7 10 -1470 3 Mr . Corr resigned to pursue other business interests , the airline said . airline said was there an interview? 11 13 -1470 4 He could not be reached for comment . could not be reached for comment Why doesn't he want to answer or comment other than \"pursue other interests\"? 1 7 -1470 4 He could not be reached for comment . He where is he now? 0 1 -1470 5 Succeeding him as chairman and chief executive will be Frank Lorenzo , chairman and chief executive of Continental ' s parent , Texas Air Corp . Mr . Lorenzo , 49 years old , is reclaiming the job that was his before Mr . Corr signed on . reclaiming the job Why did he come back to reclaim the job? 35 38 -1471 1 Ratners Group PLC ' s U . S . subsidiary has agreed to acquire jewelry retailer Weisfield ' s Inc . for $ 50 a share , or about $ 55 million . has agreed to acquire Why is Ratners Group PLC agreed to acquire jewellery retailer Weisfield's Inc.? 10 14 -1471 2 Weisfield ' s shares soared on the announcement yesterday , closing up $ 11 to close at $ 50 in national over - the - counter trading . over - the - counter What is over-the-counter trading? 21 26 -1471 3 Ratners and Weisfield ' s said they reached an agreement in principle for the acquisition of Weisfield ' s by Sterling Inc . agreement What made this company desirable for acquisition? 9 10 -1471 3 Ratners and Weisfield ' s said they reached an agreement in principle for the acquisition of Weisfield ' s by Sterling Inc . reached an agreement Why did they sell their company? 7 10 -1471 3 Ratners and Weisfield ' s said they reached an agreement in principle for the acquisition of Weisfield ' s by Sterling Inc . acquisition of Weisfield ' s by Sterling Inc Why is the principle for the acquisition of Weisfields's by Sterling Inc. instead of Ratners? 14 22 -1471 3 Ratners and Weisfield ' s said they reached an agreement in principle for the acquisition of Weisfield ' s by Sterling Inc . Weisfield ' s What does this mean for Weisfield's Inc? 2 5 -1471 4 The companies said the acquisition is subject to a definitive agreement . agreement What would be the terms of the agreement? 10 11 -1471 5 They said they expect the transaction to be completed by Dec . 15 . completed by Dec . 15 And then how long until the transition is completed? 8 13 -1471 5 They said they expect the transaction to be completed by Dec . 15 . transaction What are some general outcomes to come out of the transaction for each party? 5 6 -1472 1 Georgia - Pacific Corp . offered to acquire Great Northern Nekoosa Corp . for $ 58 a share , or about $ 3 . 18 billion . Corp What kind of companies are these? 3 4 -1472 1 Georgia - Pacific Corp . offered to acquire Great Northern Nekoosa Corp . for $ 58 a share , or about $ 3 . 18 billion . offered to acquire Great Northern Nekoosa Corp Why was the acquisition taking place? 5 12 -1472 1 Georgia - Pacific Corp . offered to acquire Great Northern Nekoosa Corp . for $ 58 a share , or about $ 3 . 18 billion . offered to acquire Why did they offer to acquire? 5 8 -1472 1 Georgia - Pacific Corp . offered to acquire Great Northern Nekoosa Corp . for $ 58 a share , or about $ 3 . 18 billion . Great Northern Nekoosa Corp . Where is this company located and what is its' worth? 8 13 -1472 2 The offer capped a week of rumors that Georgia - Pacific , an Atlanta - based forest - products company , was considering making a bid for Nekoosa , a paper - products concern based in Norwalk , Conn . considering making a bid Why are they considering making a bid? 22 26 -1472 2 The offer capped a week of rumors that Georgia - Pacific , an Atlanta - based forest - products company , was considering making a bid for Nekoosa , a paper - products concern based in Norwalk , Conn . concern What is the meaning of concern in the context of paper products? 33 34 -1472 3 Executives at Nekoosa couldn ' t be reached , and officials at Georgia Pacific declined to comment . reached , How many attempts were made at reaching Nekoosa exectutives? 7 9 -1472 4 Analysts , however , were surprised because the tender offer appeared unsolicited . " It ' s quite a bombshell , " said one , adding that the offer could spark a period of industry consolidation . said one , Where is the analyst from? 22 25 -1472 4 Analysts , however , were surprised because the tender offer appeared unsolicited . " It ' s quite a bombshell , " said one , adding that the offer could spark a period of industry consolidation . a period of industry consolidation What is a period of industry consolidation? 31 36 -1472 4 Analysts , however , were surprised because the tender offer appeared unsolicited . " It ' s quite a bombshell , " said one , adding that the offer could spark a period of industry consolidation . period How long would this period of industry consoladition last? 32 33 -1472 5 The two companies would appear to be a logical fit because of their complementary lines , and analysts described the offer , representing a 36 % premium over Nekoosa ' s market price , as fair . complementary lines , How are the companies' lines complementary? 13 16 -1473 1 Japanese companies have long been accused of sacrificing profit to boost sales . Japanese companies What are the names of the companies? 0 2 -1473 1 Japanese companies have long been accused of sacrificing profit to boost sales . have long How long have they been accused? 2 4 -1473 1 Japanese companies have long been accused of sacrificing profit to boost sales . been accused Been accused of what? 4 6 -1473 1 Japanese companies have long been accused of sacrificing profit to boost sales . have long been accused Been accused by whom? 2 6 -1473 2 But Fujitsu Ltd . has taken that practice to a new extreme . new extreme Where exactly has he taken it? 10 12 -1473 2 But Fujitsu Ltd . has taken that practice to a new extreme . taken that practice to a new extreme . How has Fujitsu done this? 5 13 -1473 2 But Fujitsu Ltd . has taken that practice to a new extreme . Fujitsu Ltd . What do they make? 1 4 -1473 3 Japan ' s biggest computer maker last week undercut seven competitors to win a contract to design a mapping system for the city of Hiroshima ' s waterworks . Japan ' s biggest computer maker What makes them the biggest maker? 0 6 -1473 3 Japan ' s biggest computer maker last week undercut seven competitors to win a contract to design a mapping system for the city of Hiroshima ' s waterworks . undercut How much did they undercut them by? 8 9 -1473 3 Japan ' s biggest computer maker last week undercut seven competitors to win a contract to design a mapping system for the city of Hiroshima ' s waterworks . mapping system What mapping system? 18 20 -1473 4 Its bid : one yen , or less than a U . S . penny . one yen , How much is one yen worth? 3 6 -1473 4 Its bid : one yen , or less than a U . S . penny . less than a U . S . penny Why was the bid so low? 7 15 -1473 4 Its bid : one yen , or less than a U . S . penny . one yen , or less than a U . S . penny Why did they do that? How does that help them? 3 15 -1473 5 The bid created such a furor that Fujitsu said it is now offering to withdraw from the project . " From a common - sense viewpoint , it was not socially acceptable , " a Fujitsu spokeswoman said yesterday . such a furor Why was this caused? 3 6 -1473 5 The bid created such a furor that Fujitsu said it is now offering to withdraw from the project . " From a common - sense viewpoint , it was not socially acceptable , " a Fujitsu spokeswoman said yesterday . not socially acceptable , " Why was it considered not socially acceptable? 29 34 -1473 5 The bid created such a furor that Fujitsu said it is now offering to withdraw from the project . " From a common - sense viewpoint , it was not socially acceptable , " a Fujitsu spokeswoman said yesterday . was not socially acceptable , " Why wasn't the move seen as acceptable? 28 34 -1473 5 The bid created such a furor that Fujitsu said it is now offering to withdraw from the project . " From a common - sense viewpoint , it was not socially acceptable , " a Fujitsu spokeswoman said yesterday . common - sense So did they not use common sense when making the bid? 22 25 -1474 1 Hudson ' s Bay Co . announced terms of a previously proposed rights issue that is expected to raise about 396 million Canadian dollars ( US $ 337 million ) net of expenses . rights What rights are included under these terms? 12 13 -1474 1 Hudson ' s Bay Co . announced terms of a previously proposed rights issue that is expected to raise about 396 million Canadian dollars ( US $ 337 million ) net of expenses . rights issue What sort of rights issue was the company announcing at this time? 12 14 -1474 1 Hudson ' s Bay Co . announced terms of a previously proposed rights issue that is expected to raise about 396 million Canadian dollars ( US $ 337 million ) net of expenses . announced terms Why did Hudson's Bay Co. announced terms of a previously rights issue? 6 8 -1474 1 Hudson ' s Bay Co . announced terms of a previously proposed rights issue that is expected to raise about 396 million Canadian dollars ( US $ 337 million ) net of expenses . net of expenses How will these terms raise their net of expenses? 30 33 -1474 2 Proceeds of the offering will be used to redeem C $ 264 million of preferred shares and to reduce short - term debt , the company said . reduce short - term Why is the company in trouble? 18 22 -1474 2 Proceeds of the offering will be used to redeem C $ 264 million of preferred shares and to reduce short - term debt , the company said . preferred What are 'preferred' shares? 14 15 -1474 2 Proceeds of the offering will be used to redeem C $ 264 million of preferred shares and to reduce short - term debt , the company said . short - term How is debt defined as short-term? 19 22 -1474 2 Proceeds of the offering will be used to redeem C $ 264 million of preferred shares and to reduce short - term debt , the company said . reduce short - term debt , Why does the company have short-term debt? 18 24 -1474 3 Canada ' s largest department store operator said the rights offering will entitle holders of its ordinary shares , except residents in the U . S . and Britain , to subscribe for two additional shares for every five shares held at a price of C $ 31 . 25 a share . except Why are residents in the U.S. and Britain excluded from these terms? 19 20 -1474 3 Canada ' s largest department store operator said the rights offering will entitle holders of its ordinary shares , except residents in the U . S . and Britain , to subscribe for two additional shares for every five shares held at a price of C $ 31 . 25 a share . except residents in the U . S . and Britain , How will the share holders residing in the U.S. and Britain subscribe additional shares? 19 30 -1474 4 The record date is Nov . 9 . The record date is Nov Will this all be finished by then, or is it slow to roll out? 0 5 -1474 5 The company has about 31 million ordinary shares outstanding . outstanding Are outstanding shares available for purchase? 8 9 -1474 5 The company has about 31 million ordinary shares outstanding . ordinary Which shares are not ordinary? 6 7 -1475 1 The U . S . economy grew at a moderate 2 . 5 % annual rate in the third quarter , the same pace as the second quarter , despite the worst trade performance in six years , the Commerce Department reported . worst trade performance in six years , What led to such poor performance? 31 38 -1475 1 The U . S . economy grew at a moderate 2 . 5 % annual rate in the third quarter , the same pace as the second quarter , despite the worst trade performance in six years , the Commerce Department reported . despite the worst trade performance in six years , How did it grow if the trade performance was so low? 29 38 -1475 1 The U . S . economy grew at a moderate 2 . 5 % annual rate in the third quarter , the same pace as the second quarter , despite the worst trade performance in six years , the Commerce Department reported . despite Why did the economy grow despite the bad trade performance? 29 30 -1475 2 Personal spending , buoyed by a burst of automobile buying , was the main catalyst to the economy ' s expansion . a burst of automobile buying , Why were so many cars bought? 5 11 -1475 2 Personal spending , buoyed by a burst of automobile buying , was the main catalyst to the economy ' s expansion . buoyed by a burst of automobile buying , Why was there a burst of automobiles being bought? 3 11 -1475 2 Personal spending , buoyed by a burst of automobile buying , was the main catalyst to the economy ' s expansion . burst of automobile buying , Why are people suddenly buying more cars? 6 11 -1475 2 Personal spending , buoyed by a burst of automobile buying , was the main catalyst to the economy ' s expansion . burst Why are more automobiles being bought? 6 7 -1475 3 But trade , one of the economy ' s main forces in the past few years , showed a sharp deterioration . showed a sharp deterioration Why was trade slipping? 17 21 -1475 3 But trade , one of the economy ' s main forces in the past few years , showed a sharp deterioration . showed a sharp deterioration What has caused this deterioration 17 21 -1475 3 But trade , one of the economy ' s main forces in the past few years , showed a sharp deterioration . sharp deterioration Why is trade declining? 19 21 -1475 4 Imports of goods and services soared , while exports were flat . exports were flat Why were companies not exporting in comparison to their imports? 8 11 -1475 4 Imports of goods and services soared , while exports were flat . services soared , while exports were flat Why were imports so high but very low exports? 4 11 -1475 4 Imports of goods and services soared , while exports were flat . Imports of goods and services soared , Why are imports doing so much better than exports, what has changed? 0 7 -1475 4 Imports of goods and services soared , while exports were flat . exports were flat Why have exports fallen off? 8 11 -1475 5 Some economists found the mixture ominous . ominous What were they thinking would be the future outcome of these figures? 5 6 -1475 5 Some economists found the mixture ominous . ominous Why? That sounds a bit dramatic. 5 6 -1475 5 Some economists found the mixture ominous . ominous Why do economists find these conditions ominous? 5 6 -1476 1 This is slightly adapted from remarks Oct . 7 by former Secretary of State George P . Shultz to an alumni gathering at the Stanford Business School , where he has returned to the faculty : slightly adapted Why was it slightly adapted? 2 4 -1476 1 This is slightly adapted from remarks Oct . 7 by former Secretary of State George P . Shultz to an alumni gathering at the Stanford Business School , where he has returned to the faculty : remarks What was the topic of the remarks? 5 6 -1476 2 I was struck a couple of years ago by the drug - interdiction effort in the Bahamas . struck Why were he struck by drug interdiction effort in Bahamas? 2 3 -1476 2 I was struck a couple of years ago by the drug - interdiction effort in the Bahamas . drug - interdiction effort in the Bahamas . What sort of effort was being undertaken? 10 18 -1476 2 I was struck a couple of years ago by the drug - interdiction effort in the Bahamas . drug - interdiction What is unique about the drug-interdiction effort that caught his attention? 10 13 -1476 3 We had intercepted during the year an estimated $ 5 billion street value of cocaine . intercepted How did they intercepted an estimated $5 billion street value cocaine? 2 3 -1476 3 We had intercepted during the year an estimated $ 5 billion street value of cocaine . $ 5 billion street value of cocaine . How much in weight does this equal? 8 16 -1476 3 We had intercepted during the year an estimated $ 5 billion street value of cocaine . We Which organization does 'we' refer to? 0 1 -1476 4 I don ' t know how much got through . how much Why didn't you know? 5 7 -1476 4 I don ' t know how much got through . much What is a rough estimate of the amount that got through? 6 7 -1476 5 Nobody has any credible estimate . credible estimate Why was there no credible estimate? 3 5 -1476 5 Nobody has any credible estimate . Nobody has any credible estimate Why is this the case? 0 5 -1477 1 Ground zero of the HUD scandal is the Secretary ' s " discretionary fund , " a honey pot used to fund projects that weren ' t approved through normal HUD channels . weren ' t approved through normal HUD channels Why were the projects taken through other means? 24 32 -1477 1 Ground zero of the HUD scandal is the Secretary ' s " discretionary fund , " a honey pot used to fund projects that weren ' t approved through normal HUD channels . scandal If it's discretionary, what makes it scandalous? 5 6 -1477 1 Ground zero of the HUD scandal is the Secretary ' s " discretionary fund , " a honey pot used to fund projects that weren ' t approved through normal HUD channels . channels Who were involved in utilizing the discretionary fund? 31 32 -1477 2 Jack Kemp wants to abolish it . wants to abolish it why does he want to abolish it? 2 6 -1477 3 Instead , Congress ' s idea of reform is to increase this slush fund by $ 28 . 4 million . reform What are some other options for dealing with the slush fund? 7 8 -1477 5 The HUD scandals will simply continue , but under new mismanagement . under new mismanagement Why would it be mismanaged? 8 11 -1477 5 The HUD scandals will simply continue , but under new mismanagement . HUD scandals What are some examples of scandals? 1 3 -1477 5 The HUD scandals will simply continue , but under new mismanagement . mismanagement Which members of congress pushed for this? 10 11 -1478 1 Norwood Partners Limited Partnership of Boston said it may make a tender offer for some or all of Phoenix Technologies Ltd . ' s common shares . offer Why does Norwood Partners Limited Partnership of Boston wants to make a tender offer for some or all of Phoenix Technologies Ltd.'s common shares? 12 13 -1478 1 Norwood Partners Limited Partnership of Boston said it may make a tender offer for some or all of Phoenix Technologies Ltd . ' s common shares . Phoenix Technologies Ltd . ' s common shares Why was the Boston company wanting to take over Phoenix Tech's shares? 18 26 -1478 1 Norwood Partners Limited Partnership of Boston said it may make a tender offer for some or all of Phoenix Technologies Ltd . ' s common shares . Phoenix What kind of technology does Phoenix Technologies Ltd. make? 18 19 -1478 2 Norwood , Mass . - based Phoenix , a once - high - flying maker of software for personal computers , has had substantial losses in the past two quarters . losses Why did Norwood suffer substantial losses? 24 25 -1478 2 Norwood , Mass . - based Phoenix , a once - high - flying maker of software for personal computers , has had substantial losses in the past two quarters . had substantial losses in the past two quarters . Why were the losses so large? 22 31 -1478 2 Norwood , Mass . - based Phoenix , a once - high - flying maker of software for personal computers , has had substantial losses in the past two quarters . losses What factors contributed to these substantial losses? 24 25 -1478 3 Its stock , which was as high as $ 18 . 75 a share , has been trading under $ 4 a share recently . under Why has the stock been trading for under $4 recently? 18 19 -1478 3 Its stock , which was as high as $ 18 . 75 a share , has been trading under $ 4 a share recently . share Did this drop happen within the past two quarters? 13 14 -1478 4 Yesterday it closed at $ 4 . 375 a share , up $ 1 . 125 , in national over - the - counter trading . up What caused the share to go up by $1.125? 11 12 -1478 4 Yesterday it closed at $ 4 . 375 a share , up $ 1 . 125 , in national over - the - counter trading . over - the - counter What is over-the-counter trading? 19 24 -1478 5 In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing , Norwood said it ' s part of a group that holds 525 , 546 Phoenix Technologies common shares , or a 5 . 3 % stake . holds Which part of a group does Norwood belong that holds 525, 546 common shares? 18 19 -1478 5 In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing , Norwood said it ' s part of a group that holds 525 , 546 Phoenix Technologies common shares , or a 5 . 3 % stake . group What is the group being referred to here? 16 17 -1479 1 Treasury Secretary Nicholas Brady said that Congress should grant the Securities and Exchange Commission the power to close the stock markets in periods of crisis . the power to close the stock markets Why didn't the SEC have this ability in the past? 14 21 -1479 1 Treasury Secretary Nicholas Brady said that Congress should grant the Securities and Exchange Commission the power to close the stock markets in periods of crisis . crisis Why can they be shit in periods of crisis? 24 25 -1479 1 Treasury Secretary Nicholas Brady said that Congress should grant the Securities and Exchange Commission the power to close the stock markets in periods of crisis . Treasury Secretary Nicholas Brady said that On what date did he say this? 0 6 -1479 1 Treasury Secretary Nicholas Brady said that Congress should grant the Securities and Exchange Commission the power to close the stock markets in periods of crisis . in periods of crisis What period of crisis is this particularly in regards to? 21 25 -1479 2 In testimony to the Senate securities subcommittee , Mr . Brady disputed the view of SEC Chairman Richard Breeden , who told a House panel Wednesday that he doesn ' t want the ability to halt the markets . he doesn ' t want the ability Why was the Chairman leery of having such authority? 27 34 -1479 2 In testimony to the Senate securities subcommittee , Mr . Brady disputed the view of SEC Chairman Richard Breeden , who told a House panel Wednesday that he doesn ' t want the ability to halt the markets . ability How does this ability take shape? How is this power granted? 33 34 -1479 2 In testimony to the Senate securities subcommittee , Mr . Brady disputed the view of SEC Chairman Richard Breeden , who told a House panel Wednesday that he doesn ' t want the ability to halt the markets . doesn ' t want the ability to halt the markets Why does he not want the ability to halt the market? 28 38 -1479 2 In testimony to the Senate securities subcommittee , Mr . Brady disputed the view of SEC Chairman Richard Breeden , who told a House panel Wednesday that he doesn ' t want the ability to halt the markets . In testimony to the Senate When was this testimony? 0 5 -1479 3 Mr . Breeden contended that discretionary power could have an impact on the markets if rumors were to circulate about when the exchanges might be closed . discretionary Why is the power discrete? 5 6 -1479 3 Mr . Breeden contended that discretionary power could have an impact on the markets if rumors were to circulate about when the exchanges might be closed . Mr . Breeden contended When did he contend this? 0 4 -1479 3 Mr . Breeden contended that discretionary power could have an impact on the markets if rumors were to circulate about when the exchanges might be closed . could have an impact on the markets Why could it have this impact on markets? 7 14 -1479 4 He added that the president already has the power to close the markets in an emergency . president already has the power Why does the President have the power instead of the Chairman? 4 9 -1479 4 He added that the president already has the power to close the markets in an emergency . emergency Which types of emergencies? Why during an emergency? 15 16 -1479 4 He added that the president already has the power to close the markets in an emergency . the president already has the power How does he know this, and where is this said? 3 9 -1479 5 But Mr . Brady argued that the SEC is closer to the markets and in a better position to understand when the exchanges are under such stress that they should be closed . stress How is this stress measured? 26 27 -1479 5 But Mr . Brady argued that the SEC is closer to the markets and in a better position to understand when the exchanges are under such stress that they should be closed . argued When did he argue this? 4 5 -1480 1 IMA Holdings Corp . completed its $ 3 billion acquisition of American Medical International Inc . , purchasing 63 million shares , or 86 % , of the Los Angeles - based health - care services concern for $ 26 . 50 a share . IMA Holdings Corp Who is the IMA Holdings Corp.? 0 3 -1480 2 The price also includes assumption of about $ 1 . 4 billion in debt . $ 1 . 4 billion in debt Why all this debt? 7 14 -1480 2 The price also includes assumption of about $ 1 . 4 billion in debt . assumption of about $ 1 . 4 billion in debt Why was there 1.4 billion in debt? 4 14 -1480 2 The price also includes assumption of about $ 1 . 4 billion in debt . $ 1 . 4 billion in debt Why does the price include the debt? 7 14 -1480 3 IMA is a group that includes First Boston Corp . and the Pritzker family of Chicago through the leveraged buy - out fund Harry Gray Melvyn Klein & Partners . Harry Gray Melvyn Klein & Partners Is this sentence saying that Harry Gray Melvyn Klein & Partners helped make up the groups of IMA? 23 29 -1480 4 Harry J . Gray and Melvyn N . Klein , along with five other IMA designees , were named to join American Medical ' s 10 - member board . five other IMA designees , Who are these 5 others? 12 17 -1480 4 Harry J . Gray and Melvyn N . Klein , along with five other IMA designees , were named to join American Medical ' s 10 - member board . Harry J . Gray and Melvyn N . Klein , How were they chosen? 0 10 -1480 4 Harry J . Gray and Melvyn N . Klein , along with five other IMA designees , were named to join American Medical ' s 10 - member board . Harry J . Gray and Melvyn N . Klein , Who are these people and why were they chosen? 0 10 -1480 5 The completion of the merger agreement follows months of twists and turns . twists and turns What did these twists and turns entail? 9 12 -1480 5 The completion of the merger agreement follows months of twists and turns . agreement follows months of twists and turns What other twists and turns did the agreement include? 5 12 -1480 5 The completion of the merger agreement follows months of twists and turns . twists and turns What were the twists and turns? 9 12 -1481 1 Exxon Corp . said it will move its headquarters from Manhattan to Dallas . move Why do they want to move? 6 7 -1481 1 Exxon Corp . said it will move its headquarters from Manhattan to Dallas . move its headquarters from Manhattan to Dallas Why was the move taking place? 6 13 -1481 1 Exxon Corp . said it will move its headquarters from Manhattan to Dallas . move its headquarters Why does Exxon Corp. want to move its headquarters from Manhattan to Dallas? 6 9 -1481 1 Exxon Corp . said it will move its headquarters from Manhattan to Dallas . will move its headquarters Why are they moving their headquarters? 5 9 -1481 2 Most of the 300 employees at the oil company ' s midtown headquarters building - - including much of senior management - - were unaware of the plan until informed at a morning meeting by Chairman Lawrence G . Rawl . unaware Why were they unaware of such an important fact? 24 25 -1481 2 Most of the 300 employees at the oil company ' s midtown headquarters building - - including much of senior management - - were unaware of the plan until informed at a morning meeting by Chairman Lawrence G . Rawl . were unaware of the plan Why were workers left in the dark on the plan? 23 28 -1481 2 Most of the 300 employees at the oil company ' s midtown headquarters building - - including much of senior management - - were unaware of the plan until informed at a morning meeting by Chairman Lawrence G . Rawl . unaware of the plan Why were headquarters' employees unaware of Exxon Corp.'s plan to relocate? 24 28 -1481 2 Most of the 300 employees at the oil company ' s midtown headquarters building - - including much of senior management - - were unaware of the plan until informed at a morning meeting by Chairman Lawrence G . Rawl . were unaware Why would they keep their employees in the dark about this? 23 25 -1481 3 The shift won ' t affect operations . operations Does Exxon Corp. plan to relocate Manhattan employees to Dallas? 6 7 -1481 3 The shift won ' t affect operations . won ' t affect How do they know this wouldn't impact operations? 2 6 -1481 4 As part of its restructuring several years ago , Exxon moved most of those out of the city and sold its 53 - floor Rockefeller Center skyscraper to a Japanese company . restructuring What other plans for restructuring does Exxon have? 4 5 -1481 4 As part of its restructuring several years ago , Exxon moved most of those out of the city and sold its 53 - floor Rockefeller Center skyscraper to a Japanese company . restructuring Why did the company need to restructure? 4 5 -1481 5 But the pullout is an embarrassment to New York City officials , coming at a time of high office building vacancy rates and departures by other major companies . departures by other major companies . Why were other companies departing the large buildings in NYC? 23 29 -1481 5 But the pullout is an embarrassment to New York City officials , coming at a time of high office building vacancy rates and departures by other major companies . departures by other major companies Why are other major companies pulling out of New York City? 23 28 -1481 5 But the pullout is an embarrassment to New York City officials , coming at a time of high office building vacancy rates and departures by other major companies . high office building vacancy rates What is causing such high rates of vacancies? 17 22 -1482 1 If you ' re still wondering about the causes of the slump in the junk - bond market , consider the case of Columbia Savings & Loan . causes of the slump in the junk - bond market , What were the main causes of this slump? 8 19 -1482 1 If you ' re still wondering about the causes of the slump in the junk - bond market , consider the case of Columbia Savings & Loan . consider the case of Columbia Savings & Loan What is the case of Columbia Savings & Loan? 19 27 -1482 1 If you ' re still wondering about the causes of the slump in the junk - bond market , consider the case of Columbia Savings & Loan . causes of the slump in the junk - bond market , What are the causes of the slump in the junk-bond market? 8 19 -1482 1 If you ' re still wondering about the causes of the slump in the junk - bond market , consider the case of Columbia Savings & Loan . the case of Columbia Savings & Loan . What did the case of Columbia Savings and Loan involve? 20 28 -1482 2 The California thrift has just announced a $ 226 million third - quarter loss . announced a $ 226 million third - quarter loss Why such a large loss in just a single quarter? 5 14 -1482 2 The California thrift has just announced a $ 226 million third - quarter loss . $ 226 million third - quarter loss . What caused the loss? 7 15 -1482 4 Well , when Congress in its recent S & L bailout mandated that the thrifts sell off all their junk - bond holdings by 1994 , it not only artificially increased the supply of these bonds in the market but also eliminated one of the few profitable investments thrifts have made . few profitable investments thrifts have made Why were junk bonds one of the only areas thrift banks could profit in? 45 51 -1482 4 Well , when Congress in its recent S & L bailout mandated that the thrifts sell off all their junk - bond holdings by 1994 , it not only artificially increased the supply of these bonds in the market but also eliminated one of the few profitable investments thrifts have made . artificially increased What is an example of artificially increased? 29 31 -1482 4 Well , when Congress in its recent S & L bailout mandated that the thrifts sell off all their junk - bond holdings by 1994 , it not only artificially increased the supply of these bonds in the market but also eliminated one of the few profitable investments thrifts have made . eliminated one of the few How did it eliminate one of the few profitable investments thrifts made? 41 46 -1482 4 Well , when Congress in its recent S & L bailout mandated that the thrifts sell off all their junk - bond holdings by 1994 , it not only artificially increased the supply of these bonds in the market but also eliminated one of the few profitable investments thrifts have made . eliminated How did Congress eliminate the profitable investment? 41 42 -1482 5 But there is a grimly ironic twist to the Columbia loss . ironic twist What is the ironic twist of the loss? 5 7 -1482 5 But there is a grimly ironic twist to the Columbia loss . grimly ironic twist What is the grimly ironic twist to the Columbia loss? 4 7 -1482 5 But there is a grimly ironic twist to the Columbia loss . ironic twist What is the ironic twist? 5 7 -1483 1 Bethlehem Steel Corp . has agreed in principle to form a joint venture with the world ' s second - largest steelmaker , Usinor - Sacilor of France , to modernize a portion of Bethlehem ' s ailing BethForge division . steelmaker , How, if at all will they be compensated for doing this? 21 23 -1483 1 Bethlehem Steel Corp . has agreed in principle to form a joint venture with the world ' s second - largest steelmaker , Usinor - Sacilor of France , to modernize a portion of Bethlehem ' s ailing BethForge division . portion of Bethlehem ' s ailing BethForge division Why is the division struggling to keep up? 32 40 -1483 1 Bethlehem Steel Corp . has agreed in principle to form a joint venture with the world ' s second - largest steelmaker , Usinor - Sacilor of France , to modernize a portion of Bethlehem ' s ailing BethForge division . BethForge What types of products does BethForge make? 38 39 -1483 2 The venture , which involves adding sophisticated equipment to make cast - iron mill rolls , is part of a two - pronged effort to shore up a division that has posted continuing operating losses for several years . continuing operating losses for several years Why has that division faced such difficulties? 32 38 -1483 2 The venture , which involves adding sophisticated equipment to make cast - iron mill rolls , is part of a two - pronged effort to shore up a division that has posted continuing operating losses for several years . continuing operating losses for several years . What was the main culprit behind the operation's losses? 32 39 -1483 2 The venture , which involves adding sophisticated equipment to make cast - iron mill rolls , is part of a two - pronged effort to shore up a division that has posted continuing operating losses for several years . losses Who would this venture turn the operating losses around? 34 35 -1483 3 The other element includes consolidating BethForge ' s press - forge operations . press - forge What are press-forge operations? 8 11 -1483 3 The other element includes consolidating BethForge ' s press - forge operations . press - forge what is that? 8 11 -1483 4 The entire division employs about 850 workers . 850 workers How will they need to increase or decrease staff? 5 7 -1483 4 The entire division employs about 850 workers . division employs about 850 workers is that a large number? 2 7 -1483 5 While the joint venture affects only a small part of Bethlehem ' s operations , it is significant because it marks the first time the nation ' s No . 2 steelmaker has joined forces with a foreign partner . No Who is the nation's No. 1 steelmaker? 28 29 -1483 5 While the joint venture affects only a small part of Bethlehem ' s operations , it is significant because it marks the first time the nation ' s No . 2 steelmaker has joined forces with a foreign partner . partner have other big steel companies joined forces? 38 39 -1484 1 Intel Corp . ' s most powerful computer chip has flaws that could delay several computer makers ' marketing efforts , but the " bugs " aren ' t expected to hurt Intel and most computer makers . powerful computer chip Which chip was considered Intel's most powerful at this time? 6 9 -1484 1 Intel Corp . ' s most powerful computer chip has flaws that could delay several computer makers ' marketing efforts , but the " bugs " aren ' t expected to hurt Intel and most computer makers . aren ' t expected Why do these problems only affect certain makers? 26 30 -1484 1 Intel Corp . ' s most powerful computer chip has flaws that could delay several computer makers ' marketing efforts , but the " bugs " aren ' t expected to hurt Intel and most computer makers . flaws What is the flaws of Intel's Corp.'s most powerful chip? 10 11 -1484 1 Intel Corp . ' s most powerful computer chip has flaws that could delay several computer makers ' marketing efforts , but the " bugs " aren ' t expected to hurt Intel and most computer makers . " bugs " aren ' t expected to hurt Why are the \"bugs\" expected to hurt Intel and most computer makers? 23 32 -1484 1 Intel Corp . ' s most powerful computer chip has flaws that could delay several computer makers ' marketing efforts , but the " bugs " aren ' t expected to hurt Intel and most computer makers . flaws What are the flaws? 10 11 -1484 2 Computer experts familiar with the flaws , found in Intel ' s 80486 chip , say the defects don ' t affect the average user and are likely to be cleared up before most computers using the chip as their " brains " appear on the market sometime next year . the defects What were the defects found in the 486 at this time? 16 18 -1484 2 Computer experts familiar with the flaws , found in Intel ' s 80486 chip , say the defects don ' t affect the average user and are likely to be cleared up before most computers using the chip as their " brains " appear on the market sometime next year . cleared up What is Intel doing to fix it? 30 32 -1484 2 Computer experts familiar with the flaws , found in Intel ' s 80486 chip , say the defects don ' t affect the average user and are likely to be cleared up before most computers using the chip as their " brains " appear on the market sometime next year . defects don ' t affect How can they say the defects don't affect average user? 17 22 -1484 2 Computer experts familiar with the flaws , found in Intel ' s 80486 chip , say the defects don ' t affect the average user and are likely to be cleared up before most computers using the chip as their " brains " appear on the market sometime next year . average Would the defects affect the intermediate or expert users? 23 24 -1484 3 Intel said that last week a customer discovered two flaws in its 80486 microprocessor chip ' s " floating - point unit " , a set of circuits that do certain calculations . a customer discovered Who is the customer that discovered two flaws in 80486 microprocessor chip? 5 8 -1484 3 Intel said that last week a customer discovered two flaws in its 80486 microprocessor chip ' s " floating - point unit " , a set of circuits that do certain calculations . two flaws What are the two flaws discovered? 8 10 -1484 4 On Friday , Intel began notifying customers about the bugs which cause the chip to give wrong answers for some mathematical calculations . some mathematical calculations What types of calculations were causing errors in the FPU? 19 22 -1484 4 On Friday , Intel began notifying customers about the bugs which cause the chip to give wrong answers for some mathematical calculations . some What types of mathematical calculations were affected? 19 20 -1484 5 But while International Business Machines Corp . and Compaq Computer Corp . say the bugs will delay products , most big computer makers said the flaws don ' t affect them . " Bugs like this are just a normal part of product development , " said Richard Archuleta , director of Hewlett - Packard Co . ' s advanced systems development . normal part How common are they? 39 41 -1484 5 But while International Business Machines Corp . and Compaq Computer Corp . say the bugs will delay products , most big computer makers said the flaws don ' t affect them . " Bugs like this are just a normal part of product development , " said Richard Archuleta , director of Hewlett - Packard Co . ' s advanced systems development . a normal part of product development How can bugs be a normal part of product development? 38 44 -1484 5 But while International Business Machines Corp . and Compaq Computer Corp . say the bugs will delay products , most big computer makers said the flaws don ' t affect them . " Bugs like this are just a normal part of product development , " said Richard Archuleta , director of Hewlett - Packard Co . ' s advanced systems development . don ' t Why would they say mathematical flaws won't affect users? 26 29 -1485 1 The government is sharpening its newest weapon against white - collar defendants : the power to prevent them from paying their legal bills . prevent How can the government prevent defendants with money from paying their legal bills? 16 17 -1485 1 The government is sharpening its newest weapon against white - collar defendants : the power to prevent them from paying their legal bills . paying their legal bills How can prevention of paying legal bills be powerful? 19 23 -1485 2 And defense lawyers are warning that they won ' t stick around if they don ' t get paid . warning Is there an opportunity for white-collar defendants to get around this new tool and continue to pay their lawyers? 4 5 -1485 3 The issue has come to a boil in Newark , N . J . , where federal prosecutors have warned lawyers for Eddie Antar that if the founder and former chairman of Crazy Eddie Inc . is indicted , the government may move to seize the money that Mr . Antar is using to pay legal fees . seize Can the government specifically target money for legal fees in a seizure? 44 45 -1485 3 The issue has come to a boil in Newark , N . J . , where federal prosecutors have warned lawyers for Eddie Antar that if the founder and former chairman of Crazy Eddie Inc . is indicted , the government may move to seize the money that Mr . Antar is using to pay legal fees . Eddie Antar Why is Eddie Antar be indicted? 22 24 -1485 4 The warning by the U . S . attorney ' s office follows two decisions by the U . S . Supreme Court last June . two decisions by the U . S . Supreme Court Which decisions by the SCOTUS were concerning these types of white-collar actions? 13 23 -1485 4 The warning by the U . S . attorney ' s office follows two decisions by the U . S . Supreme Court last June . two What were the two decisions made by the Supreme Court in June? 13 14 -1485 4 The warning by the U . S . attorney ' s office follows two decisions by the U . S . Supreme Court last June . two decisions what were they? 13 15 -1485 5 In those cases , the high court ruled that federal law gives prosecutors broad authority to seize assets of people accused of racketeering and drug - related crimes , including fees paid to lawyers before an indictment . accused of racketeering and drug - related crimes , What was the prevailing thinking before these decisions? 20 29 -1486 1 SYDNEY - Qintex Australia Ltd . , under pressure from bank lenders , has called in accounting firm Peat Marwick Hungerfords to help oversee asset sales and restructure the resorts and media company . restructure the resorts and media company Why is the company needing a restructuring? 27 33 -1486 1 SYDNEY - Qintex Australia Ltd . , under pressure from bank lenders , has called in accounting firm Peat Marwick Hungerfords to help oversee asset sales and restructure the resorts and media company . oversee asset sales and restructure the resorts Why is this needed? 23 30 -1486 1 SYDNEY - Qintex Australia Ltd . , under pressure from bank lenders , has called in accounting firm Peat Marwick Hungerfords to help oversee asset sales and restructure the resorts and media company . pressure Why were bank lenders pressuring Qintex Australia Ltd? 8 9 -1486 2 Analysts said the move could presage even harsher action by the banks . even harsher action by the banks . What sort of harsh actions could take place for this company? 6 13 -1486 2 Analysts said the move could presage even harsher action by the banks . harsher What are some examples of harsher actions? 7 8 -1486 3 But any move by the banks to take over Qintex Australia ' s management could threaten its ability to operate its national television network under Australian broadcast license rules . under Australian broadcast license rules What type of licensing rules does Australia have for media companies? 24 29 -1486 3 But any move by the banks to take over Qintex Australia ' s management could threaten its ability to operate its national television network under Australian broadcast license rules . rules What are the specifics of these license rules? 28 29 -1486 4 That , in turn , could substantially reduce the value of the television assets . substantially reduce the value By how much could this lead to a depreciation of the value of the company? 6 10 -1486 5 The appointment of Peat Marwick , which has a unit that specializes in advising troubled companies , came about as a result of a round of meetings held by Qintex Australia Chairman Christopher Skase with bank creditors . companies , What other companies had been advised by Peat Marwick's unit? 15 17 -1487 1 General Motors Corp . said it will temporarily idle its Arlington , Texas , assembly plant for one week beginning Monday because of slow sales . because of slow sales What was causing the slow sales? 21 25 -1487 1 General Motors Corp . said it will temporarily idle its Arlington , Texas , assembly plant for one week beginning Monday because of slow sales . Monday When is this Monday, what day of the year? 20 21 -1487 1 General Motors Corp . said it will temporarily idle its Arlington , Texas , assembly plant for one week beginning Monday because of slow sales . slow sales How slow are these sales? 23 25 -1487 2 The closing will affect about 3 , 000 workers and eliminate production of 700 cars . affect about 3 , 000 workers What are the implications of this affecting so many workers? 3 9 -1487 3 The assembly plant builds the Cadillac DeVille , Chevrolet Caprice and Oldsmobile Cutlass Ciera Wagon . builds Are these three cars the only model that this plant builds? 3 4 -1487 5 The plant builds chassis for recreational vehicles and about 450 workers will be affected by the closing . recreational vehicles What types of models, all GM models? 5 7 -1487 5 The plant builds chassis for recreational vehicles and about 450 workers will be affected by the closing . 450 workers will be affected How will they be affected? 9 14 -1488 1 Turner Broadcasting System Inc . said it expects to report an extraordinary loss of about $ 122 million in the fourth quarter due to early retirement of debt . early retirement of debt Why was this taking place? 24 28 -1488 1 Turner Broadcasting System Inc . said it expects to report an extraordinary loss of about $ 122 million in the fourth quarter due to early retirement of debt . fourth quarter Fourth quarter of what? 20 22 -1488 2 The cable programmer said the loss will consist primarily of prepayment penalties , and unamortized issue discount and costs related to its just - completed $ 1 . 6 billion refinancing of its long - term debt and some preferred stock in one of its subsidiaries . one of its subsidiaries . Which subsidiary was undergoing refinancing? 42 47 -1488 2 The cable programmer said the loss will consist primarily of prepayment penalties , and unamortized issue discount and costs related to its just - completed $ 1 . 6 billion refinancing of its long - term debt and some preferred stock in one of its subsidiaries . cable programmer Who is the cable programmer? 1 3 -1488 3 A Turner spokesman wouldn ' t speculate on the extent of the charge ' s effect on the quarter ' s earnings , but said the company continues to expect to report a net loss for 1989 . charge ' s What charge? 12 15 -1488 4 The company said the repayment or redemption of the long - term debt , and the outstanding Class A cumulative exchangeable preferred stock of Cable News Network , was made possible by an offering of about $ 750 million of debentures and notes and $ 900 million in bank borrowings . stock Were these stocks in the cable company? 22 23 -1488 5 The offering included $ 550 million of 12 % senior subordinated debentures due 2001 and $ 200 million of zero coupon liquid yield option notes due 2004 . zero coupon liquid What does this mean? 19 22 -1489 1 Finnish government officials are negotiating with creditors of Waertsilae Marine Oy , a major shipyard that filed for bankruptcy protection this week , amid confusion and mounting doubts that collapse of the nation ' s entire shipbuilding industry can be averted . of the nation ' s entire shipbuilding industry What is behind the drop in shipbuilding? 30 38 -1489 1 Finnish government officials are negotiating with creditors of Waertsilae Marine Oy , a major shipyard that filed for bankruptcy protection this week , amid confusion and mounting doubts that collapse of the nation ' s entire shipbuilding industry can be averted . collapse What caused the collapse? 29 30 -1489 1 Finnish government officials are negotiating with creditors of Waertsilae Marine Oy , a major shipyard that filed for bankruptcy protection this week , amid confusion and mounting doubts that collapse of the nation ' s entire shipbuilding industry can be averted . shipbuilding What caused this collapse of the Finnish shipbuilding industry? 36 37 -1489 1 Finnish government officials are negotiating with creditors of Waertsilae Marine Oy , a major shipyard that filed for bankruptcy protection this week , amid confusion and mounting doubts that collapse of the nation ' s entire shipbuilding industry can be averted . this week , which week was it? 20 23 -1489 2 At stake are almost 10 , 000 jobs in an industry that has been the mainstay of Finland ' s post - war economic revival . industry Who are Waertsilae Marine Oy's main customers? Has the number of projects declined? 10 11 -1489 2 At stake are almost 10 , 000 jobs in an industry that has been the mainstay of Finland ' s post - war economic revival . Finland ' s post - war world war 2 they mean? 17 23 -1489 3 Shipbuilding became a point of pride as Finnish shipyards remained profitable long after rivals collapsed all over Europe . Finnish shipyards remained profitable Why had they stayed so profitable for so long after other nations had lost their ability to do so? 7 11 -1489 3 Shipbuilding became a point of pride as Finnish shipyards remained profitable long after rivals collapsed all over Europe . rivals collapsed What caused the collapse of the rivals 13 15 -1489 3 Shipbuilding became a point of pride as Finnish shipyards remained profitable long after rivals collapsed all over Europe . profitable Had the lack of profitability been sudden or did it occur over time? 10 11 -1489 4 But if , as many now fear , Waertsilae Marine joins the ranks of failed shipyards it might turn out to be remembered most as a blemish on Finland ' s international reputation . shipyards Is Waertsilae Marine the last of Finland's still operating shipyards? 15 16 -1489 4 But if , as many now fear , Waertsilae Marine joins the ranks of failed shipyards it might turn out to be remembered most as a blemish on Finland ' s international reputation . international reputation is there reputation positive? 31 33 -1489 5 The shipyard ' s 6 . 5 billion Finnish markka ( $ 1 . 54 billion ) backlog includes about 20 ships ordered by big international shippers , including three for Carnival Cruise Lines Inc . backlog Is Waertsilae Marine still working on this backlog of orders? 17 18 -1490 1 I was impressed by the perceptiveness of your Sept . 12 story " Rural Enterprise : Tough Row To Hoe . " your whose story? 7 8 -1490 1 I was impressed by the perceptiveness of your Sept . 12 story " Rural Enterprise : Tough Row To Hoe . " I who is writing this? 0 1 -1490 1 I was impressed by the perceptiveness of your Sept . 12 story " Rural Enterprise : Tough Row To Hoe . " your Who is \"your\" refering to? 7 8 -1490 1 I was impressed by the perceptiveness of your Sept . 12 story " Rural Enterprise : Tough Row To Hoe . " story What is the topic of this story? 11 12 -1490 2 We lived in rural areas many years , but now live in St . Louis County , Mo . We who is we? 0 1 -1490 2 We lived in rural areas many years , but now live in St . Louis County , Mo . We Who is \"we\" referring to? 0 1 -1490 3 This morning as I drove the 13 miles to my law office and endured the routine heavy traffic during that twice - daily journey , I thought of how fortunate it was that we made the decision to be residents of an expanding community with so many opportunities and where so much is happening . opportunities What types of opportunities is the narrator referring to in St. Louis County? 47 48 -1490 5 I thought back to our time in small , sparsely populated communities . our who is our? 4 5 -1490 5 I thought back to our time in small , sparsely populated communities . sparsely What's considered sparse (e.g. 200, 2000 or 20,000)? 9 10 -1490 5 I thought back to our time in small , sparsely populated communities . time How long did the writer spend in small communities? 5 6 -1491 1 The following issues were recently filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission : issues Which issues were filed? 2 3 -1491 1 The following issues were recently filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission : following issues which issues? 1 3 -1491 2 Anheuser - Busch Cos . , shelf offering of $ 575 million of debt securities . debt What is the difference between debt securities and equity securities? 13 14 -1491 2 Anheuser - Busch Cos . , shelf offering of $ 575 million of debt securities . $ 575 million of debt securities . What sort of debt did Anheuser have? 9 16 -1491 2 Anheuser - Busch Cos . , shelf offering of $ 575 million of debt securities . debt securities what are debt securities? 13 15 -1491 3 Coca - Cola Bottling Co . Consolidated , shelf offering of $ 200 million of debt securities , via Salomon Brothers Inc . and Goldman , Sachs & Co . shelf What happens in a shelf offering? 8 9 -1491 5 Home Nutritional Services Inc . , a wholly owned subsidiary of Healthdyne Inc . , proposed initial offering of four million common shares , of which 1 . 8 million will be sold by Home Nutritional Services and 2 . 2 million will be sold by Healthdyne , via Smith Barney , Harris Upham & Co . common How many different types of shares can a company offer? 21 22 -1491 5 Home Nutritional Services Inc . , a wholly owned subsidiary of Healthdyne Inc . , proposed initial offering of four million common shares , of which 1 . 8 million will be sold by Home Nutritional Services and 2 . 2 million will be sold by Healthdyne , via Smith Barney , Harris Upham & Co . wholly owned subsidiary what is this term exactly? 7 10 -1492 1 The agony of unrequited love . It may be what keeps us devoted to the felines in our lives . us who? people in general? cat owners? a specific group of people? 11 12 -1492 1 The agony of unrequited love . It may be what keeps us devoted to the felines in our lives . keeps us devoted to the felines How does this keep a person with a cat? 10 16 -1492 1 The agony of unrequited love . It may be what keeps us devoted to the felines in our lives . felines Why do we need to be devoted to our felines? 15 16 -1492 2 A recent study confirms what cat owners have long known . recent study confirms What was the study looking at trying to confirm? 1 4 -1492 2 A recent study confirms what cat owners have long known . what cat owners have long known . What have cat owners long known? 4 11 -1492 3 Our cats understand us when we talk to them , they just don ' t give a fig about what we have to say . don ' t give a fig about what we have to say Why are cats so uncaring about what is being said? 12 24 -1492 3 Our cats understand us when we talk to them , they just don ' t give a fig about what we have to say . understand How can cats understand what we say? 2 3 -1492 4 A study by two University of Tokyo researchers , published by Springer in Animal Cognition journal , determined cats recognize their owners ' voices from those of strangers . owners ' voices from those of strangers What mechanisms are at play with cats to make them able to discern these voices? 21 28 -1492 4 A study by two University of Tokyo researchers , published by Springer in Animal Cognition journal , determined cats recognize their owners ' voices from those of strangers . owners ' voices from those of strangers . How are cats able to recognize their owners' voices from those of strangers? 21 29 -1492 4 A study by two University of Tokyo researchers , published by Springer in Animal Cognition journal , determined cats recognize their owners ' voices from those of strangers . recognize How can they recognise those voices? 19 20 -1492 5 Conducted by Atsuko Saito and Kazutaka Shinozuka , the test included 20 domesticated cats from 14 homes that were tested in their own familiar places so the stress of moving them to strange surroundings had no role in the outcome of the tests . tested How did this test take form? 19 20 -1493 1 MIAMI - In matters of love , nothing says romance like a moonlit beach . romance like a moonlit beach . Why are moonlit beaches considered romantic? 9 15 -1493 2 Especially if you ' re a lusty horseshoe crab and the tide is high . tide What does the tide have to do with a horsehoe crab? 11 12 -1493 3 Every spring , from Florida to New Jersey , crabs that look more like fossils than a postcard for passion make their way ashore by the thousands when the moon is bright to lay millions of eggs that provide critical food for migrating shorebirds . ashore What type of coast do they prefer? 23 24 -1493 3 Every spring , from Florida to New Jersey , crabs that look more like fossils than a postcard for passion make their way ashore by the thousands when the moon is bright to lay millions of eggs that provide critical food for migrating shorebirds . food How do the crabs protect their eggs? 40 41 -1493 4 But in the 1990s , their numbers began falling . their numbers began falling Why was there such a decrease? 5 9 -1493 4 But in the 1990s , their numbers began falling . numbers What did their numbers fall? 6 7 -1493 4 But in the 1990s , their numbers began falling . numbers began falling why was this? 6 9 -1493 5 Scientists aren ' t sure why but they suspect the continuing decline stems from fishing , loss of habitat and a global demand for their sky - blue blood , which is used to screen for toxins in injectable drugs . used to screen for toxins What sort of toxins does the crab blood screen for? 32 37 -1493 5 Scientists aren ' t sure why but they suspect the continuing decline stems from fishing , loss of habitat and a global demand for their sky - blue blood , which is used to screen for toxins in injectable drugs . blood , Is their blood really blue or is this a figure of speech? 28 30 -1493 5 Scientists aren ' t sure why but they suspect the continuing decline stems from fishing , loss of habitat and a global demand for their sky - blue blood , which is used to screen for toxins in injectable drugs . drugs What types of toxins are screened with crab blood? 39 40 -1494 1 PITTSBURGH - They aren ' t exactly the Monuments Men , and it wasn ' t art stolen by the Nazis . Monuments Men , Who are the Monuments Men? 8 11 -1494 1 PITTSBURGH - They aren ' t exactly the Monuments Men , and it wasn ' t art stolen by the Nazis . it What is the 'it' being referred to? 12 13 -1494 1 PITTSBURGH - They aren ' t exactly the Monuments Men , and it wasn ' t art stolen by the Nazis . stolen What are these stolen arts? 17 18 -1494 2 But the technological sleuthing it took a group of Carnegie Mellon University students and alumni to recover and preserve some digital images apparently created and stored by Andy Warhol on old - school floppy computer disks nearly 30 years ago is a tale worth telling . recover and preserve How did they recover and restore these digital images? 16 19 -1494 2 But the technological sleuthing it took a group of Carnegie Mellon University students and alumni to recover and preserve some digital images apparently created and stored by Andy Warhol on old - school floppy computer disks nearly 30 years ago is a tale worth telling . images What were the images of? 21 22 -1494 2 But the technological sleuthing it took a group of Carnegie Mellon University students and alumni to recover and preserve some digital images apparently created and stored by Andy Warhol on old - school floppy computer disks nearly 30 years ago is a tale worth telling . technological sleuthing Why was it a technological sleuthing? 2 4 -1494 3 The Andy Warhol Museum , CMU and the Carnegie Museum of Art - which all had a hand in the project - revealed the story Thursday morning in three news releases that included some of the images . project Who spearheaded the project? 20 21 -1494 3 The Andy Warhol Museum , CMU and the Carnegie Museum of Art - which all had a hand in the project - revealed the story Thursday morning in three news releases that included some of the images . some of the images Why did they include some of the images? 33 37 -1494 4 Those three images of an altered Botticelli ' s " Venus , " a Warhol self - portrait , and a Campbell ' s soup can - of 28 that were found on the disks - were enough to excite Warhol fanatics around the world over the possibility that something - anything - new by the King of Pop Art had been revealed . new Did the images contain never-before-seen artworks? 53 54 -1494 4 Those three images of an altered Botticelli ' s " Venus , " a Warhol self - portrait , and a Campbell ' s soup can - of 28 that were found on the disks - were enough to excite Warhol fanatics around the world over the possibility that something - anything - new by the King of Pop Art had been revealed . Warhol How popular is Warhol? 14 15 -1494 5 They were created on Warhol ' s Commodore Amiga computer in 1985 and included versions of some of his other most iconic images such as a banana and Marilyn Monroe , neither of which have been released yet , and may never be . Commodore Amiga computer How were these computers used to make art? 7 10 -1494 5 They were created on Warhol ' s Commodore Amiga computer in 1985 and included versions of some of his other most iconic images such as a banana and Marilyn Monroe , neither of which have been released yet , and may never be . may Who will decide whether or not to release these images? 40 41 -1494 5 They were created on Warhol ' s Commodore Amiga computer in 1985 and included versions of some of his other most iconic images such as a banana and Marilyn Monroe , neither of which have been released yet , and may never be . most iconic images Why were these most iconic images not released? 20 23 -1494 5 They were created on Warhol ' s Commodore Amiga computer in 1985 and included versions of some of his other most iconic images such as a banana and Marilyn Monroe , neither of which have been released yet , and may never be . and may never be Why might some of these images stay under wraps? 39 43 -1495 1 FRESNO , Calif . - California water authorities are killing salmon and destroying farming . killing salmon and destroying farming How are the authorities causing farming and fisheries to struggle? 9 14 -1495 1 FRESNO , Calif . - California water authorities are killing salmon and destroying farming . California water authorities Accidentally or purposely? 5 8 -1495 1 FRESNO , Calif . - California water authorities are killing salmon and destroying farming . killing salmon and destroying farming How are California water authorities causing this damage? 9 14 -1495 1 FRESNO , Calif . - California water authorities are killing salmon and destroying farming . killing Why are they killing salmon and destroying farming? 9 10 -1495 2 They ' re endangering shorebirds , threatening city taps and quite possibly raising the crime rate . raising the crime rate How is the water authority responsible for an increase in crime? 12 16 -1495 2 They ' re endangering shorebirds , threatening city taps and quite possibly raising the crime rate . raising the crime rate How are CA water authorities raising the crime rate? 12 16 -1495 2 They ' re endangering shorebirds , threatening city taps and quite possibly raising the crime rate . crime What does the crime rate have to do with killing salmon an destroying farming? 14 15 -1495 3 That ' s a sampling of the four dozen comments and protests on the website of the State Water Resources Control Board about emergency water management after the driest winter in decades . driest winter in decades When was the last time California received so little water during the winter? 28 32 -1495 3 That ' s a sampling of the four dozen comments and protests on the website of the State Water Resources Control Board about emergency water management after the driest winter in decades . comments Are these comments from the general public? 9 10 -1495 3 That ' s a sampling of the four dozen comments and protests on the website of the State Water Resources Control Board about emergency water management after the driest winter in decades . driest winter in decades How severe is the drought in California? 28 32 -1495 3 That ' s a sampling of the four dozen comments and protests on the website of the State Water Resources Control Board about emergency water management after the driest winter in decades . comments What individuals or groups are leaving the comments? 9 10 -1495 4 From all over California , farmers , environmental lawyers , wildlife groups , cities and even the Fresno County sheriff have posted thoughts in a siege of protests to state officials about the use of this year ' s puny snowpack and half - empty reservoirs . puny snowpack and half - empty reservoirs How can the limited water supply best be managed? 39 46 -1495 4 From all over California , farmers , environmental lawyers , wildlife groups , cities and even the Fresno County sheriff have posted thoughts in a siege of protests to state officials about the use of this year ' s puny snowpack and half - empty reservoirs . half - empty What is their position in regards to the half-empty reservoirs? 42 45 -1495 5 " This year is a whole new level of crazy , " said Ara Azhderian of the San Joaquin & amp ; Delta - Mendota Water Authority , representing many farmers who are forecast to get zero water this year . get zero water this Why are farmers receiving no water at all? 35 39 -1495 5 " This year is a whole new level of crazy , " said Ara Azhderian of the San Joaquin & amp ; Delta - Mendota Water Authority , representing many farmers who are forecast to get zero water this year . zero water What are farmers who do not receive water supposed to do to survive? 36 38 -1495 5 " This year is a whole new level of crazy , " said Ara Azhderian of the San Joaquin & amp ; Delta - Mendota Water Authority , representing many farmers who are forecast to get zero water this year . zero water How much water is Azhderian advocating on behalf of the farmers? 36 38 -1496 1 JERUSALEM - Professor Mohammed Dajani expected criticism when he took Palestinian students to Poland last month to visit the site of the Auschwitz concentration camp . expected criticism Why did he expect such criticism? 5 7 -1496 1 JERUSALEM - Professor Mohammed Dajani expected criticism when he took Palestinian students to Poland last month to visit the site of the Auschwitz concentration camp . Professor Mohammed Dajani expected criticism Why did the professor expect criticism? 2 7 -1496 1 JERUSALEM - Professor Mohammed Dajani expected criticism when he took Palestinian students to Poland last month to visit the site of the Auschwitz concentration camp . expected criticism Why did he expect criticism for taking the students to visit the site of Auschwitz? 5 7 -1496 2 But he wasn ' t prepared for the uproar that followed . the uproar that followed Why was there an uproar? 7 11 -1496 2 But he wasn ' t prepared for the uproar that followed . uproar Why was there an uproar? 8 9 -1496 3 In online posts and comments , Palestinian critics denounced the visit as treason . denounced the visit as treason . Why would the visit be considered treason? 8 14 -1496 3 In online posts and comments , Palestinian critics denounced the visit as treason . visit as treason What about this visit would qualify as treason? 10 13 -1496 3 In online posts and comments , Palestinian critics denounced the visit as treason . Palestinian critics Why are there Palestinian critics? In other words, what is it about Palestine that makes people be considered critics? 6 8 -1496 3 In online posts and comments , Palestinian critics denounced the visit as treason . denounced the visit as treason how and why? 8 13 -1496 4 Acquaintances counseled the professor to keep a low profile , stay away from his university campus and consider taking a vacation abroad , he recalled . consider taking a vacation abroad , How would taking a vacation abroad help this situation, if he would still be returning when the vacation is over? 17 23 -1496 5 " People said we were giving support to Zionism and promoting its propaganda , as if we were giving up on our rights , " Dajani said in an interview in East Jerusalem , the city ' s Arab side , which Palestinians claim as the capital of a future state . its propaganda , What did they mean by propaganda, in this case? 11 14 -1497 1 ALAMOGORDO , N . M . - A documentary film production company has found buried in a New Mexico landfill hundreds of the Atari " E . T " . Atari What is this? 23 24 -1497 1 ALAMOGORDO , N . M . - A documentary film production company has found buried in a New Mexico landfill hundreds of the Atari " E . T " . found What was the production company doing at the landfill? 13 14 -1497 1 ALAMOGORDO , N . M . - A documentary film production company has found buried in a New Mexico landfill hundreds of the Atari " E . T " . hundreds Why were hundreds of Atari \"E.T.\" dumped in the landfill? 20 21 -1497 1 ALAMOGORDO , N . M . - A documentary film production company has found buried in a New Mexico landfill hundreds of the Atari " E . T " . hundreds of the Atari " E . T " Why were so many buried in the landfill? 20 29 -1497 2 game cartridges that some call the worst video game ever made . video game Which video game is this? 7 9 -1497 2 game cartridges that some call the worst video game ever made . worst Why was the game so terrible? 6 7 -1497 2 game cartridges that some call the worst video game ever made . some call the worst video game ever made . Why was the game seen as so bad? 3 12 -1497 3 Film director Zak Penn showed one " E . T " . " E . T " E.T. the movie? 6 11 -1497 4 cartridge retrieved from the site and said that hundreds more were found in the mounds of trash and dirt scooped by a backhoe . site Is this site the one in Mexico? 4 5 -1497 4 cartridge retrieved from the site and said that hundreds more were found in the mounds of trash and dirt scooped by a backhoe . backhoe Why are they digging at the site? 22 23 -1497 4 cartridge retrieved from the site and said that hundreds more were found in the mounds of trash and dirt scooped by a backhoe . backhoe what is this? 22 23 -1497 5 About 200 residents and game enthusiasts gathered early Saturday in southeastern New Mexico to watch backhoes and bulldozers dig through the concrete - covered landfill in search of up to a million discarded copies of " E . T . discarded copies Is this some conspiracy or something? 32 34 -1497 5 About 200 residents and game enthusiasts gathered early Saturday in southeastern New Mexico to watch backhoes and bulldozers dig through the concrete - covered landfill in search of up to a million discarded copies of " E . T . copies When did Atari release \"E.T.\"? 33 34 -1497 5 About 200 residents and game enthusiasts gathered early Saturday in southeastern New Mexico to watch backhoes and bulldozers dig through the concrete - covered landfill in search of up to a million discarded copies of " E . T . in search of up to a million discarded copies Why were so many thrown out at this one site? 25 34 -1498 1 FRESNO , Calif . - Fifteen years ago , there were just 105 Sierra Nevada bighorn sheep across their namesake mountain range . 105 Sierra Nevada bighorn sheep Why were there so few? 12 17 -1498 4 " This shows that recovery is actually feasible and possible , " says Daniel Gammons , biologist at Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks . recovery Recovery done by who? 4 5 -1498 5 " Most species that end up on the endangered species list don ' t ever come off , and there ' s a real opportunity here to see success " . real opportunity How long is the plan? 23 25 -1498 5 " Most species that end up on the endangered species list don ' t ever come off , and there ' s a real opportunity here to see success " . don ' t ever come off , Why is it so rare for endangered animals to find their way off the list? 11 18 -1499 1 WASHINGTON - The Founding Fathers will meet the selfie generation next week when the Supreme Court dials up the case of a California man incriminated by his smartphone . incriminated by his smartphone How did the man's smartphone get him in trouble? 24 28 -1499 1 WASHINGTON - The Founding Fathers will meet the selfie generation next week when the Supreme Court dials up the case of a California man incriminated by his smartphone . California What was this California man accused of doing? 22 23 -1499 1 WASHINGTON - The Founding Fathers will meet the selfie generation next week when the Supreme Court dials up the case of a California man incriminated by his smartphone . selfie generation who are they? 8 10 -1499 2 Loaded with pictures , some of them imprudent , David Leon Riley ' s Samsung Instinct was searched by police in 2009 without a warrant . searched by police in 2009 without a warrant How could the police search the man's phone without a warrant? 17 25 -1499 2 Loaded with pictures , some of them imprudent , David Leon Riley ' s Samsung Instinct was searched by police in 2009 without a warrant . searched Does this seem like an invasion of privacy? 17 18 -1499 2 Loaded with pictures , some of them imprudent , David Leon Riley ' s Samsung Instinct was searched by police in 2009 without a warrant . imprudent , what is the meaning of this word? 7 9 -1499 3 He got busted . Now the justices , who sometimes seem uncomfortable with new technologies , will consider a quintessentially 21st - century problem . quintessentially Why is it quintessential? 19 20 -1499 3 He got busted . Now the justices , who sometimes seem uncomfortable with new technologies , will consider a quintessentially 21st - century problem . busted What was he busted for? 2 3 -1499 4 In an unplugged courtroom Tuesday , where television cameras and electronic devices have long been banned , justices must fit data - packed smartphones into the contours of the Fourth Amendment ' s guarantee against unreasonable searches and seizures . Fourth What was the result of this deliberation? 29 30 -1499 5 The eventual outcome will clarify rules that were written long before phones wised up . phones Mostly cell phones - right? 11 12 -1499 5 The eventual outcome will clarify rules that were written long before phones wised up . rules What other Amendments have had to be clarified to fit in to 21st-century problems? 5 6 -1500 1 It ' s the underdog of U . S . currency , the greenback more likely to be found tucked inside a dresser drawer or wallet than a cash register . underdog of U . S . currency , What is the underdog of U.S. currency? 4 12 -1500 1 It ' s the underdog of U . S . currency , the greenback more likely to be found tucked inside a dresser drawer or wallet than a cash register . the greenback Which greenback? 12 14 -1500 1 It ' s the underdog of U . S . currency , the greenback more likely to be found tucked inside a dresser drawer or wallet than a cash register . greenback What is greenback currency? 13 14 -1500 2 The $ 2 bill makes up just 3 percent of all paper money circulating in the states . 3 percent Why does the $2 bill only make up 3 percent of money in circulation? 7 9 -1500 2 The $ 2 bill makes up just 3 percent of all paper money circulating in the states . 3 Why is the $2 bill so uncommon? 7 8 -1500 3 Now , it ' s about to get its time in the limelight , thanks to a Delray Beach , Fla . , man who has always loved it . about to get its time in the limelight , How is it going to get time in the limelight? 5 14 -1500 3 Now , it ' s about to get its time in the limelight , thanks to a Delray Beach , Fla . , man who has always loved it . Delray Beach , Who is Delray Beach and why does he matter? 17 20 -1500 4 John Bennardo is crisscrossing the country to film a documentary that ' ll tell the story of the two and its " magic " . the story of the two and its " magic " Why are $2 bills seen as so much more desirable? 14 24 -1500 4 John Bennardo is crisscrossing the country to film a documentary that ' ll tell the story of the two and its " magic " . " magic " What magic are they referring to? 21 24 -1500 5 " I think everyone ' s curious about it , " he said . everyone ' s curious about it , " Why is everyone so curious about it? 3 11 -1500 5 " I think everyone ' s curious about it , " he said . everyone ' s curious Why do they feel everyone would be curious about this? 3 7 +Article_Id Sentence_Id Sentence Span Question Span_Start_Position Span_End_Position +1 1 The nation ’ s largest gun - rights group is taking some Texans to task over their headline - generating demonstrations advocating the legal , open carrying of weapons . to task What does \"to task\" mean? 13 15 +1 1 The nation ’ s largest gun - rights group is taking some Texans to task over their headline - generating demonstrations advocating the legal , open carrying of weapons . largest gun - rights group What is this group called? 4 9 +1 1 The nation ’ s largest gun - rights group is taking some Texans to task over their headline - generating demonstrations advocating the legal , open carrying of weapons . gun - rights group Which group? 5 9 +1 1 The nation ’ s largest gun - rights group is taking some Texans to task over their headline - generating demonstrations advocating the legal , open carrying of weapons . nation ’ s largest gun - rights group Why don't you just come out and say the NRA? 1 9 +1 2 Officials with the National Rifle Association say recent rallies at fast - food restaurants and home - improvement stores are “ downright weird and certainly not a practical way to go normally about your business while being prepared to defend yourself . ” While the group applauds Texas for a “ robust gun culture , ” leaders of the group in a statement chastise “ a small number ( who ) have recently crossed the line from enthusiasm to downright foolishness . ” This comes as countless Republicans heading toward the state GOP convention in Fort Worth later this week plan to carry long guns outside the Fort Worth Convention Center . small number How many people is a small number? 67 69 +1 2 Officials with the National Rifle Association say recent rallies at fast - food restaurants and home - improvement stores are “ downright weird and certainly not a practical way to go normally about your business while being prepared to defend yourself . ” While the group applauds Texas for a “ robust gun culture , ” leaders of the group in a statement chastise “ a small number ( who ) have recently crossed the line from enthusiasm to downright foolishness . ” This comes as countless Republicans heading toward the state GOP convention in Fort Worth later this week plan to carry long guns outside the Fort Worth Convention Center . Officials with What does this mean? Are you referring to NRA administration or orthers? 0 2 +1 3 The question of whether guns can be carried into the center during the three - day convention has been a concern because there ’ s a Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission license on the facility . Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission So can people drink while they are handling the guns? 26 30 +1 3 The question of whether guns can be carried into the center during the three - day convention has been a concern because there ’ s a Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission license on the facility . Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission Why does this matter? 26 30 +1 3 The question of whether guns can be carried into the center during the three - day convention has been a concern because there ’ s a Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission license on the facility . license What does this license have to do with gun carrying members of the NRA? 30 31 +1 4 Republican Party of Texas Chairman Steve Munisteri released a new statement , letting party members know that “ anyone carrying an openly exposed weapon will be asked to do so outside of the building . ” Concealed handgun license holders and peace officers may carry their concealed handguns inside during the convention . Steve Munisteri Is he important? 5 7 +1 5 And gun supporters are encouraging delegates , alternates and guests to carry black powder guns inside . black powder guns What are black powder guns? 12 15 +1 5 And gun supporters are encouraging delegates , alternates and guests to carry black powder guns inside . black powder guns What are these? 12 15 +1 5 And gun supporters are encouraging delegates , alternates and guests to carry black powder guns inside . gun supporters Is this all gun supporters or just NRA members? Where are the statistics to support this claim? 1 3 +2 1 The Obama administration is developing additional screening protocols for airline passengers both overseas and in the United States to control infectious diseases such as Ebola , President Barack Obama said Monday . Ebola , Why is the United States concerned about Ebola? 24 26 +2 1 The Obama administration is developing additional screening protocols for airline passengers both overseas and in the United States to control infectious diseases such as Ebola , President Barack Obama said Monday . protocols What are the protocols? 7 8 +2 1 The Obama administration is developing additional screening protocols for airline passengers both overseas and in the United States to control infectious diseases such as Ebola , President Barack Obama said Monday . additional screening protocols What are these protocols and what do they entail? 5 8 +2 2 After meeting with his senior health , homeland security and national security advisers , Obama told reporters that in the wake of the first Ebola case diagnosed in the United States , officials would study increasing screening plans . screening plans Who will run these screening plans? 36 38 +2 2 After meeting with his senior health , homeland security and national security advisers , Obama told reporters that in the wake of the first Ebola case diagnosed in the United States , officials would study increasing screening plans . first Which date did this happen? 23 24 +2 2 After meeting with his senior health , homeland security and national security advisers , Obama told reporters that in the wake of the first Ebola case diagnosed in the United States , officials would study increasing screening plans . study increasing screening plans How long would this take? 34 38 +2 3 “ We ’ re also going to be working on protocols to do additional passenger screening both at the source and here in the United States , ” the president said , without offering details . protocols Who will provide the medical expertise to develop these protocols? 10 11 +2 3 “ We ’ re also going to be working on protocols to do additional passenger screening both at the source and here in the United States , ” the president said , without offering details . details Why werent details provided? 34 35 +2 3 “ We ’ re also going to be working on protocols to do additional passenger screening both at the source and here in the United States , ” the president said , without offering details . both at the source Will this apply to every other country outside the US? 16 20 +2 4 New measures could be announced shortly , an administration official said . an administration official Who is the administration official? 7 10 +2 4 New measures could be announced shortly , an administration official said . shortly , How long is shortly? 5 7 +2 5 “ I consider this a top national security priority , ” Obama said . consider WHat are the other options? 2 3 +3 1 Silver has long been known for its ability to kill some of the nasty microbes that can make people sick . some of the nasty microbes Which nasty microbes? 10 15 +3 1 Silver has long been known for its ability to kill some of the nasty microbes that can make people sick . nasty microbes What is a nasty microbe? 13 15 +3 1 Silver has long been known for its ability to kill some of the nasty microbes that can make people sick . ability to kill some of the nasty microbes how does silver kill microbes? 7 15 +3 1 Silver has long been known for its ability to kill some of the nasty microbes that can make people sick . long been known How long has this been known? 2 5 +3 1 Silver has long been known for its ability to kill some of the nasty microbes that can make people sick . Silver silver like the metal? 0 1 +3 2 In hospitals , it ’ s used to help burn victims , to combat germs on catheters and even to wipe out dangerous “ superbugs ” that have grown resistant to traditional antibiotics . “ superbugs ” What is a superbug? 23 26 +3 2 In hospitals , it ’ s used to help burn victims , to combat germs on catheters and even to wipe out dangerous “ superbugs ” that have grown resistant to traditional antibiotics . help burn victims , How does it help burn victims, since it only has anti-germ properties? 8 12 +3 2 In hospitals , it ’ s used to help burn victims , to combat germs on catheters and even to wipe out dangerous “ superbugs ” that have grown resistant to traditional antibiotics . germs on how does it combat? 14 16 +3 3 Now , capitalizing on consumers ’ fear of germs , companies are adding tiny , powerful silver particles to cutting boards , underwear , yoga mats , running shirts , socks and an expanding array of other “ antibacterial ” goods . companies What companies? 10 11 +3 3 Now , capitalizing on consumers ’ fear of germs , companies are adding tiny , powerful silver particles to cutting boards , underwear , yoga mats , running shirts , socks and an expanding array of other “ antibacterial ” goods . companies are What companies are conducting these activities? 10 12 +3 3 Now , capitalizing on consumers ’ fear of germs , companies are adding tiny , powerful silver particles to cutting boards , underwear , yoga mats , running shirts , socks and an expanding array of other “ antibacterial ” goods . consumers ’ fear of germs , Why is it happening now when consumerism has been around since the 50s? 4 10 +3 4 Such products are made possible by recent advances in technology that allow manufacturers to create nano - sized silver and incorporate it into various materials . nano - sized What unit of measure determines this? 15 18 +3 5 ( A nanometer is one - billionth of a meter ; a human hair is about 80 , 000 to 100 , 000 nanometers wide . ) nanometer can it be observed? 2 3 +4 1 It was the type of weather that would have scrubbed a space shuttle launch . It was the type of weather What type of weather would scrub a shuttle launch? 0 6 +4 1 It was the type of weather that would have scrubbed a space shuttle launch . It was the type of weather how is the weather? 0 6 +4 1 It was the type of weather that would have scrubbed a space shuttle launch . scrubbed a space shuttle launch . What type of weather would cause a launch to be abandoned? 9 15 +4 2 The rain was relentless . The rain was relentless Where is it raining? 0 4 +4 2 The rain was relentless . relentless why was the rain relentless? 3 4 +4 2 The rain was relentless . relentless How heavy is considered relentless? 3 4 +4 3 Water streamed down Dennis Jenkins ’ glasses , dripping off the tip of his nose , as he surveyed the scrap yard not far from where the shuttles once blasted into orbit . Dennis Jenkins ’ Who was Dennis Jenkins? 3 6 +4 3 Water streamed down Dennis Jenkins ’ glasses , dripping off the tip of his nose , as he surveyed the scrap yard not far from where the shuttles once blasted into orbit . scrap yard Why was Dennis at the scrap yard? 20 22 +4 3 Water streamed down Dennis Jenkins ’ glasses , dripping off the tip of his nose , as he surveyed the scrap yard not far from where the shuttles once blasted into orbit . Dennis Jenkins ’ Who is/was Dennis Jenkins? 3 6 +4 3 Water streamed down Dennis Jenkins ’ glasses , dripping off the tip of his nose , as he surveyed the scrap yard not far from where the shuttles once blasted into orbit . he surveyed the scrap yard why did he surveyed the scrap yard? 17 22 +4 3 Water streamed down Dennis Jenkins ’ glasses , dripping off the tip of his nose , as he surveyed the scrap yard not far from where the shuttles once blasted into orbit . where the shuttles once blasted into orbit How much space do you need to be able to launch a shuttle? 25 32 +4 4 A box overflowing with keyboards and wires . box Where was this box found? 1 2 +4 4 A box overflowing with keyboards and wires . keyboards and wires Why was the box full of keyboards and wires? 4 7 +4 4 A box overflowing with keyboards and wires . A box overflowing with keyboards and wires Why isn't this a complete sentence? 0 7 +4 4 A box overflowing with keyboards and wires . A box overflowing why was the box overflowing? 0 3 +4 4 A box overflowing with keyboards and wires . box overflowing how big was the box? 1 3 +4 5 Nearly a dozen file cabinets tipped on their sides . tipped on their sides What caused the cabinets to tip on their sides? 5 9 +4 5 Nearly a dozen file cabinets tipped on their sides . cabinets tipped on their sides why did they tipped on they side? 4 9 +4 5 Nearly a dozen file cabinets tipped on their sides . tipped on their sides . Why were they tipped on their sides? 5 10 +5 1 An unfortunate irony to emerge from our lackluster economic recovery is that even as millions of Americans remain unemployed or underemployed , too many employers are unable to find qualified candidates for open positions . positions If so many Americans are unemployed or underemployed, then how come so many employers are unable to find qualified candidates for open positions? 33 34 +5 1 An unfortunate irony to emerge from our lackluster economic recovery is that even as millions of Americans remain unemployed or underemployed , too many employers are unable to find qualified candidates for open positions . unable to find qualified candidates In what what way are the candidates not qualified? 26 31 +5 1 An unfortunate irony to emerge from our lackluster economic recovery is that even as millions of Americans remain unemployed or underemployed , too many employers are unable to find qualified candidates for open positions . unable to find qualified candidates Why can't they find these employees? 26 31 +5 2 Shortcomings in our education and workforce development systems continue to widen the skills gap . widen the skills gap What shortcomings in education and workforce development are widening the skills gap? 10 14 +5 2 Shortcomings in our education and workforce development systems continue to widen the skills gap . skills gap how big is the gap? 12 14 +5 2 Shortcomings in our education and workforce development systems continue to widen the skills gap . Shortcomings How and why is the education and workforce systems coming up short? 0 1 +5 2 Shortcomings in our education and workforce development systems continue to widen the skills gap . Shortcomings What are the specific shortcomings? 0 1 +5 3 Left unchanged , the supply of skilled workers will dwindle — leaving some 5 million jobs vacant by 2018 — and won ’ t keep pace with the demands of a modern economy or the needs of employers struggling to compete . unchanged , how can it be changed? 1 3 +5 3 Left unchanged , the supply of skilled workers will dwindle — leaving some 5 million jobs vacant by 2018 — and won ’ t keep pace with the demands of a modern economy or the needs of employers struggling to compete . supply of skilled workers will dwindle Why is it assumed that these workers cannot gain skills in a timely manner? 4 10 +5 3 Left unchanged , the supply of skilled workers will dwindle — leaving some 5 million jobs vacant by 2018 — and won ’ t keep pace with the demands of a modern economy or the needs of employers struggling to compete . supply of skilled workers will dwindle What is the evidence to support this statement? 4 10 +5 4 The skills gap has been pigeonholed for many years as an education issue and left to policymakers , educators and administrators to fix . fix What attempts to fix our skills gap have been made by policymakers, educators and administrators? 22 23 +5 4 The skills gap has been pigeonholed for many years as an education issue and left to policymakers , educators and administrators to fix . pigeonholed who pigeonholed it? 5 6 +5 4 The skills gap has been pigeonholed for many years as an education issue and left to policymakers , educators and administrators to fix . pigeonholed How did this happen and why is it that others are not responsible? 5 6 +5 5 But as the top consumer of our education system , the private sector has a huge stake in this challenge and can ’ t afford to wait for others to find a solution . challenge What can the private sector do to handle the skills gap? 19 20 +5 5 But as the top consumer of our education system , the private sector has a huge stake in this challenge and can ’ t afford to wait for others to find a solution . can ’ t afford to wait How are these people contributing to the solution? 21 27 +6 1 Ralph Nader looks like the original geek . Ralph Nader Who is Ralph Nader? 0 2 +6 1 Ralph Nader looks like the original geek . original geek Why is this term, orginal geek, being used to describe Ralph Nader? 5 7 +6 1 Ralph Nader looks like the original geek . geek What about him says that? 6 7 +6 1 Ralph Nader looks like the original geek . original geek What does a geek look like? 5 7 +6 2 Intense , driven , focused on detail , slightly disheveled , the consumer advocate and former presidential candidate has a large electronic footprint on the Internet and social media . the consumer advocate Consumer advocate for what? 11 14 +6 3 But it turns out that Nader , who just turned 80 , is so last century — maybe so last two centuries . so last century — Why is he considered old? 13 17 +6 3 But it turns out that Nader , who just turned 80 , is so last century — maybe so last two centuries . maybe so last two centuries Why is he so far behind? 17 22 +6 4 His latest book , “ Unstoppable , ” will soon be out , and like his previous 11 it was typed on a bulky manual typewriter . bulky manual typewriter What does it look like? 23 26 +6 5 He doesn ’ t have a cellphone — “ Why should I have a cellphone ? “ Why should I have a cellphone ? Does he not see the value? 8 16 +6 5 He doesn ’ t have a cellphone — “ Why should I have a cellphone ? He doesn ’ t have a cellphone Does everyone need a cellphone? 0 7 +7 1 Alberta Currie , the great - granddaughter of slaves , was born in a farmhouse surrounded by tobacco and cotton fields . the great - granddaughter of slaves , What does that even mean? 3 10 +7 1 Alberta Currie , the great - granddaughter of slaves , was born in a farmhouse surrounded by tobacco and cotton fields . Alberta Currie , Who is that? 0 3 +7 1 Alberta Currie , the great - granddaughter of slaves , was born in a farmhouse surrounded by tobacco and cotton fields . Alberta Currie , who was alberta currie? 0 3 +7 1 Alberta Currie , the great - granddaughter of slaves , was born in a farmhouse surrounded by tobacco and cotton fields . Alberta Currie , How old is she?\n 0 3 +7 1 Alberta Currie , the great - granddaughter of slaves , was born in a farmhouse surrounded by tobacco and cotton fields . great - granddaughter Who are her great grandparents? 4 7 +7 1 Alberta Currie , the great - granddaughter of slaves , was born in a farmhouse surrounded by tobacco and cotton fields . born in a farmhouse Where is the farmhouse located and how much acreage is it? 11 15 +7 2 Her mother , Willie Pearl , gave birth with the assistance of a midwife . Willie Pearl , Why don't they have the same last name? How do we know this is her mother? 3 6 +7 2 Her mother , Willie Pearl , gave birth with the assistance of a midwife . midwife what is a midwife? 13 14 +7 2 Her mother , Willie Pearl , gave birth with the assistance of a midwife . gave birth how difficult was they birth during this time? 6 8 +7 2 Her mother , Willie Pearl , gave birth with the assistance of a midwife . Willie Pearl , How old is Willie Pearl? 3 6 +7 2 Her mother , Willie Pearl , gave birth with the assistance of a midwife . gave birth Was there any significant issues during birth? 6 8 +7 2 Her mother , Willie Pearl , gave birth with the assistance of a midwife . midwife Was the midwife also a slave? 13 14 +7 3 No birth certificate was issued ; a birth announcement was handwritten into the Currie family Bible . a birth announcement Who wrote the birth announcement? 6 9 +7 3 No birth certificate was issued ; a birth announcement was handwritten into the Currie family Bible . Currie family Bible families had bibles? 13 16 +7 3 No birth certificate was issued ; a birth announcement was handwritten into the Currie family Bible . No birth certificate was issued ; how did they reported the child with the name and age and the parents? 0 6 +7 3 No birth certificate was issued ; a birth announcement was handwritten into the Currie family Bible . No birth certificate Are all live births required to have a birth certificate now? 0 3 +7 3 No birth certificate was issued ; a birth announcement was handwritten into the Currie family Bible . a birth announcement What was the date and day of the birth? 6 9 +7 4 Today , 78 years later , that absence of official documentation may force Currie to sit out an election for the first time since 1956 . sit out an election What is she running for? 15 19 +7 4 Today , 78 years later , that absence of official documentation may force Currie to sit out an election for the first time since 1956 . Today , 78 years later , When was this written? 0 6 +7 4 Today , 78 years later , that absence of official documentation may force Currie to sit out an election for the first time since 1956 . 78 years how old is she now? 2 4 +7 4 Today , 78 years later , that absence of official documentation may force Currie to sit out an election for the first time since 1956 . Today , can't she get another type of documentation? 0 2 +7 4 Today , 78 years later , that absence of official documentation may force Currie to sit out an election for the first time since 1956 . Today , What is the date and day of today? 0 2 +7 4 Today , 78 years later , that absence of official documentation may force Currie to sit out an election for the first time since 1956 . official documentation Does this include her driver's license or identity card? 9 11 +7 5 Under a restrictive new voter ID law in North Carolina , a state - issued photo ID is required for voting as of the 2016 election . restrictive new voter ID law What is the law? 2 7 +7 5 Under a restrictive new voter ID law in North Carolina , a state - issued photo ID is required for voting as of the 2016 election . North Carolina , do all states require this? 8 11 +7 5 Under a restrictive new voter ID law in North Carolina , a state - issued photo ID is required for voting as of the 2016 election . new voter ID how can she get an id without a birth certificate? 3 6 +7 5 Under a restrictive new voter ID law in North Carolina , a state - issued photo ID is required for voting as of the 2016 election . restrictive new voter ID law What is the name of the new law? 2 7 +7 5 Under a restrictive new voter ID law in North Carolina , a state - issued photo ID is required for voting as of the 2016 election . a state - issued photo ID Can it be an ID from another state, as long as it contains the information required? 11 17 +8 1 The French government launched a new effort Thursday to heal social and religious fractures by better teaching children about secular values and steering them away from extremist propaganda , after French - born Islamic radicals shocked the nation in three days of terror attacks . new effort How was the French government handling the situation beforehand? 5 7 +8 1 The French government launched a new effort Thursday to heal social and religious fractures by better teaching children about secular values and steering them away from extremist propaganda , after French - born Islamic radicals shocked the nation in three days of terror attacks . social and religious fractures Why do these fractures exist? 10 14 +8 1 The French government launched a new effort Thursday to heal social and religious fractures by better teaching children about secular values and steering them away from extremist propaganda , after French - born Islamic radicals shocked the nation in three days of terror attacks . teaching children How will they teach these children? 16 18 +8 1 The French government launched a new effort Thursday to heal social and religious fractures by better teaching children about secular values and steering them away from extremist propaganda , after French - born Islamic radicals shocked the nation in three days of terror attacks . terror Why are radicals carrying out terror attacks? 42 43 +8 1 The French government launched a new effort Thursday to heal social and religious fractures by better teaching children about secular values and steering them away from extremist propaganda , after French - born Islamic radicals shocked the nation in three days of terror attacks . better teaching children about secular values How does teaching secular values heal religious fractures? 15 21 +8 1 The French government launched a new effort Thursday to heal social and religious fractures by better teaching children about secular values and steering them away from extremist propaganda , after French - born Islamic radicals shocked the nation in three days of terror attacks . three days of terror attacks What happened? 39 44 +8 2 Prime Minister Manuel Valls shocked many this week by referring to a " territorial , social , ethnic apartheid " that especially affects troubled suburbs or " banlieues , " tinderboxes of discontent where values that bind the nation are often absent . troubled suburbs Why do these areas have differing values than the whole nation? 23 25 +8 2 Prime Minister Manuel Valls shocked many this week by referring to a " territorial , social , ethnic apartheid " that especially affects troubled suburbs or " banlieues , " tinderboxes of discontent where values that bind the nation are often absent . troubled suburbs How does the prime minister define these troubled surburbs? 23 25 +8 2 Prime Minister Manuel Valls shocked many this week by referring to a " territorial , social , ethnic apartheid " that especially affects troubled suburbs or " banlieues , " tinderboxes of discontent where values that bind the nation are often absent . values What are the baluesthat bind the nation, and why specifically are they lacking in these \"banlieues\"? 34 35 +8 2 Prime Minister Manuel Valls shocked many this week by referring to a " territorial , social , ethnic apartheid " that especially affects troubled suburbs or " banlieues , " tinderboxes of discontent where values that bind the nation are often absent . values that bind the nation are often absent Why are these values absent? 34 42 +8 3 They house France ' s poorest , especially minorities with immigrant roots , including many Muslims from former French colonies . France ' s poorest , Why are France's poorest in these neighborhoods that are \"troubled\"? 2 7 +8 3 They house France ' s poorest , especially minorities with immigrant roots , including many Muslims from former French colonies . minorities How much of the population of these neighborhoods are foreign versus not? 8 9 +8 4 Valls convened a special government meeting Thursday to tackle this societal divide . special government meeting Were there representatives from all political parties at this meeting? 3 6 +8 4 Valls convened a special government meeting Thursday to tackle this societal divide . special What made it special? 3 4 +8 5 The proposals that emerged focus on schools , which Valls calls an " essential link " in transmitting French values of tolerance and freedoms . " essential link " How are schools the essential link to passing French values? 12 16 +8 5 The proposals that emerged focus on schools , which Valls calls an " essential link " in transmitting French values of tolerance and freedoms . schools , What is the public school system in France? 6 8 +9 1 Ebola outbreaks in the past few decades have consistently “ burned out ” in relatively isolated and rural areas in Central Africa where ill patients did not come into contact with many individuals . relatively What do they mean by 'relatively'? 14 15 +9 1 Ebola outbreaks in the past few decades have consistently “ burned out ” in relatively isolated and rural areas in Central Africa where ill patients did not come into contact with many individuals . rural areas in Central Africa Which countries specifically are located in these areas? 17 22 +9 1 Ebola outbreaks in the past few decades have consistently “ burned out ” in relatively isolated and rural areas in Central Africa where ill patients did not come into contact with many individuals . isolated and rural areas Why has Ebola only appeared in isolated and rural areas? 15 19 +9 1 Ebola outbreaks in the past few decades have consistently “ burned out ” in relatively isolated and rural areas in Central Africa where ill patients did not come into contact with many individuals . “ burned out ” same meaning as flame out? 9 13 +9 3 The current outbreak in West Africa , however — taking place at the intersection of several countries ’ porous borders — helped this outbreak boom into an epidemic which has a global reach . borders Which borders are these? 19 20 +9 3 The current outbreak in West Africa , however — taking place at the intersection of several countries ’ porous borders — helped this outbreak boom into an epidemic which has a global reach . intersection of several countries ’ Which countries specifically? 13 18 +9 3 The current outbreak in West Africa , however — taking place at the intersection of several countries ’ porous borders — helped this outbreak boom into an epidemic which has a global reach . several countries ’ Which countries? 15 18 +9 3 The current outbreak in West Africa , however — taking place at the intersection of several countries ’ porous borders — helped this outbreak boom into an epidemic which has a global reach . global reach Which \"global\" countries has Ebola reached? 31 33 +9 3 The current outbreak in West Africa , however — taking place at the intersection of several countries ’ porous borders — helped this outbreak boom into an epidemic which has a global reach . global reach what year was this? 31 33 +9 4 What will it take to quash the ongoing Ebola epidemic and keep it from becoming part of the fabric of life in West Africa ? quash What does it mean to quash the virus? 5 6 +9 4 What will it take to quash the ongoing Ebola epidemic and keep it from becoming part of the fabric of life in West Africa ? West Africa ? is this a geographical area? 22 25 +9 5 New attempts to answer the question suggest that in order to halt the calamitous chain of transmission at least 50 percent of all infectious Ebola patients in West Africa — and perhaps 70 percent — would need to be isolated and kept from infecting other individuals . perhaps 70 percent Wouldn't the other 30% of patients continue spreading the virus? 31 34 +9 5 New attempts to answer the question suggest that in order to halt the calamitous chain of transmission at least 50 percent of all infectious Ebola patients in West Africa — and perhaps 70 percent — would need to be isolated and kept from infecting other individuals . calamitous chain did it end up being a calamity? 13 15 +10 1 Under mounting pressure from new revelations that the United States collected the telephone data of tens of millions of Europeans , the Obama administration on Monday said that there is a need for new constraints on U . S . intelligence - gathering operations and a top senator announced that the spying on U . S . allies would stop . U . S . intelligence - gathering operations Which agency did this? 36 44 +10 1 Under mounting pressure from new revelations that the United States collected the telephone data of tens of millions of Europeans , the Obama administration on Monday said that there is a need for new constraints on U . S . intelligence - gathering operations and a top senator announced that the spying on U . S . allies would stop . operations What are the constraints on the intelligence gathering operations? 43 44 +10 1 Under mounting pressure from new revelations that the United States collected the telephone data of tens of millions of Europeans , the Obama administration on Monday said that there is a need for new constraints on U . S . intelligence - gathering operations and a top senator announced that the spying on U . S . allies would stop . top senator Which top senator? 46 48 +10 2 In an interview aired late Monday by a new cable television outlet , Fusion , President Barack Obama declined to discuss the communications monitoring operations of the National Security Agency , including whether the NSA tapped the telephones of German Chancellor Angela Merkel and 34 other world leaders . declined to discuss the communications Why did he decline to discuss it? 18 23 +10 2 In an interview aired late Monday by a new cable television outlet , Fusion , President Barack Obama declined to discuss the communications monitoring operations of the National Security Agency , including whether the NSA tapped the telephones of German Chancellor Angela Merkel and 34 other world leaders . 34 other world leaders Were these all US allies? 44 48 +10 3 The storm battering Obama over the revelations of U . S . data - gathering and communications monitoring in France , Spain , Germany , Italy , Mexico and Brazil showed no sign of abating . The storm What storm? Is this actually a nationwide issue? 0 2 +10 3 The storm battering Obama over the revelations of U . S . data - gathering and communications monitoring in France , Spain , Germany , Italy , Mexico and Brazil showed no sign of abating . showed no sign of abating Why did it show no sign of abating? 30 35 +10 4 Outlined in top - secret documents leaked to news media by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden , the disclosures are bruising ties with some of the closest U . S . allies , adding to the domestic outcry over the NSA ' s collection of data from millions of Americans ' communications as part of an effort to unearth terrorist plots . the disclosures Which disclosures? Spying on allies? 17 19 +10 4 Outlined in top - secret documents leaked to news media by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden , the disclosures are bruising ties with some of the closest U . S . allies , adding to the domestic outcry over the NSA ' s collection of data from millions of Americans ' communications as part of an effort to unearth terrorist plots . Americans ' communications Didn't the author state that there was spying on US allies? 49 52 +10 4 Outlined in top - secret documents leaked to news media by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden , the disclosures are bruising ties with some of the closest U . S . allies , adding to the domestic outcry over the NSA ' s collection of data from millions of Americans ' communications as part of an effort to unearth terrorist plots . bruising ties Why is it bruising ties with some of the closest allies? 20 22 +10 4 Outlined in top - secret documents leaked to news media by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden , the disclosures are bruising ties with some of the closest U . S . allies , adding to the domestic outcry over the NSA ' s collection of data from millions of Americans ' communications as part of an effort to unearth terrorist plots . Edward Snowden , Where is he now after this disclosure? 14 17 +11 1 Public confusion , legal loopholes and shady Internet businesses have led to an “ epidemic ” of fake service - dog certificates , vests and harnesses for use on ordinary pets . legal loopholes What are the legal loopholes that have led to the 'epidemic' of fake service dog certificates? 3 5 +11 1 Public confusion , legal loopholes and shady Internet businesses have led to an “ epidemic ” of fake service - dog certificates , vests and harnesses for use on ordinary pets . “ epidemic ” of fake service - dog certificates , How many fake service-dog certificates have been issued? 13 23 +11 1 Public confusion , legal loopholes and shady Internet businesses have led to an “ epidemic ” of fake service - dog certificates , vests and harnesses for use on ordinary pets . shady Internet businesses What constitutes a shady internet business? 6 9 +11 1 Public confusion , legal loopholes and shady Internet businesses have led to an “ epidemic ” of fake service - dog certificates , vests and harnesses for use on ordinary pets . service - dog certificates , Like for blind people? 18 23 +11 2 And advocates for the disabled say the issue is creating big headaches for those who truly need the canines ’ assistance . creating big headaches Why is this creating an issue? What is the problem with many, many people that own service dog certificates? 9 12 +11 2 And advocates for the disabled say the issue is creating big headaches for those who truly need the canines ’ assistance . disabled An organization for the disabled? 4 5 +11 3 The problem has gotten so bad that Canine Companions for Independence — the nation ’ s largest breeding and training service - dog program — launched an online petition last week asking the U . S . Department of Justice to take action . Canine Companions for Independence How many members does Canine Companions for Independce have? 7 11 +11 3 The problem has gotten so bad that Canine Companions for Independence — the nation ’ s largest breeding and training service - dog program — launched an online petition last week asking the U . S . Department of Justice to take action . launched an online petition When was the petition by Canine Companions for Independence launched? 25 29 +11 3 The problem has gotten so bad that Canine Companions for Independence — the nation ’ s largest breeding and training service - dog program — launched an online petition last week asking the U . S . Department of Justice to take action . Canine Companions for Independence Is this company a reputable source? 7 11 +11 3 The problem has gotten so bad that Canine Companions for Independence — the nation ’ s largest breeding and training service - dog program — launched an online petition last week asking the U . S . Department of Justice to take action . launched an online petition Can we see the petition? What were the results of their submission to the US DOJ? 25 29 +11 3 The problem has gotten so bad that Canine Companions for Independence — the nation ’ s largest breeding and training service - dog program — launched an online petition last week asking the U . S . Department of Justice to take action . action What actions could the DOJ take? 42 43 +11 3 The problem has gotten so bad that Canine Companions for Independence — the nation ’ s largest breeding and training service - dog program — launched an online petition last week asking the U . S . Department of Justice to take action . online petition On which website? 27 29 +11 4 “ Unfortunately , people are trading on the fact these harnesses and vests have become distinguishing marks of service dogs , so now you find unscrupulous businesses who sell these things to people who want to take their dogs into the store or restaurant or in the passenger cabin of the plane , ” said Paul Mundell , national director of canine programs for CCI . businesses who sell these things How many businesses are selling harnesses and vests for service dogs? 26 31 +11 4 “ Unfortunately , people are trading on the fact these harnesses and vests have become distinguishing marks of service dogs , so now you find unscrupulous businesses who sell these things to people who want to take their dogs into the store or restaurant or in the passenger cabin of the plane , ” said Paul Mundell , national director of canine programs for CCI . unscrupulous businesses What does unscrupulous mean? 25 27 +11 4 “ Unfortunately , people are trading on the fact these harnesses and vests have become distinguishing marks of service dogs , so now you find unscrupulous businesses who sell these things to people who want to take their dogs into the store or restaurant or in the passenger cabin of the plane , ” said Paul Mundell , national director of canine programs for CCI . CCI What does CCI stand for? 64 65 +11 5 “ It happens all the time . ” On a recent flight to Orlando , where CCI has its regional headquarters , Mundell said he watched a man with a toy breed of dog walk off their flight to the baggage area , remove the dog ’ s “ service animal ” vest and leave the airport . remove the dog ’ s “ service animal ” vest What can airlines do the reduce the fraudulant use of service vests and harnesses? 44 54 +11 5 “ It happens all the time . ” On a recent flight to Orlando , where CCI has its regional headquarters , Mundell said he watched a man with a toy breed of dog walk off their flight to the baggage area , remove the dog ’ s “ service animal ” vest and leave the airport . CCI has its regional headquarters , Where is the national headquarters of CCI? 17 23 +11 5 “ It happens all the time . ” On a recent flight to Orlando , where CCI has its regional headquarters , Mundell said he watched a man with a toy breed of dog walk off their flight to the baggage area , remove the dog ’ s “ service animal ” vest and leave the airport . “ It happens all the time How often? Are there statistics to validate this claim? 0 6 +11 5 “ It happens all the time . ” On a recent flight to Orlando , where CCI has its regional headquarters , Mundell said he watched a man with a toy breed of dog walk off their flight to the baggage area , remove the dog ’ s “ service animal ” vest and leave the airport . “ service animal ” vest and leave the airport What's wrong with removing the service animal vest? 49 58 +11 5 “ It happens all the time . ” On a recent flight to Orlando , where CCI has its regional headquarters , Mundell said he watched a man with a toy breed of dog walk off their flight to the baggage area , remove the dog ’ s “ service animal ” vest and leave the airport . toy What is a \"toy\" breed of dog? 31 32 +12 1 Planetary scientists dream of sending a geologist to Mars to study its rocks by hand . its rocks What makes these rocks special? 11 13 +12 1 Planetary scientists dream of sending a geologist to Mars to study its rocks by hand . Planetary scientists Which planetary scientists? 0 2 +12 1 Planetary scientists dream of sending a geologist to Mars to study its rocks by hand . sending a geologist Why do scientists have to risk a geologist on Mars to study \"by hand\" when they can collect rocks and bring them back to earth using a rover? 4 7 +12 2 Until then , they have to settle for examining meteorites — chunks of the Red Planet that land on Earth after hurtling through space and surviving the searing fall through our atmosphere . searing fall through our atmosphere What happens to these rocks during this fall? 27 32 +12 2 Until then , they have to settle for examining meteorites — chunks of the Red Planet that land on Earth after hurtling through space and surviving the searing fall through our atmosphere . chunks of the Red Planet How do we know that these meterorites come from Mars? 11 16 +12 3 Though a little banged up , these meteorites provide a vital up - close view of our rust - hued neighbor . banged up , What kind of damage do they sustain? 3 6 +12 3 Though a little banged up , these meteorites provide a vital up - close view of our rust - hued neighbor . vital up - close view What is vital about the ability to study the meteorites up-close? 10 15 +12 4 But it can be hard for geologists to interpret what they see when they can ’ t agree how old a rock is . how old a rock is Why does age of the rocks matter? 18 23 +12 4 But it can be hard for geologists to interpret what they see when they can ’ t agree how old a rock is . how old a rock is Don't scientists use carbon dating as a means to confirm how old something is? 18 23 +12 4 But it can be hard for geologists to interpret what they see when they can ’ t agree how old a rock is . they can ’ t agree how old a rock is Why can't geologists agree how old the rocks are? 13 23 +12 5 Conflicting age estimates for certain rocks differ by up to 4 billion years — the vast majority of Mars ’ planetary existence . Conflicting age estimates Why are they unable to agree on the ages? 0 3 +12 5 Conflicting age estimates for certain rocks differ by up to 4 billion years — the vast majority of Mars ’ planetary existence . Conflicting age estimates How are age of meteorites estimated? 0 3 +12 5 Conflicting age estimates for certain rocks differ by up to 4 billion years — the vast majority of Mars ’ planetary existence . differ Why do estimates differ? Are different processes to estimate age the same sample producing varying results? 6 7 +12 5 Conflicting age estimates for certain rocks differ by up to 4 billion years — the vast majority of Mars ’ planetary existence . Conflicting age estimates Would examining the rocks by hand on Mars put these age estimate conflicts to rest? 0 3 +13 1 If a magnitude - 9 . 0 earthquake were to strike along California ’ s sparsely populated North Coast , it would have a catastrophic ripple effect . North Coast , Where is the North Coast of California? 17 20 +13 1 If a magnitude - 9 . 0 earthquake were to strike along California ’ s sparsely populated North Coast , it would have a catastrophic ripple effect . would have a catastrophic ripple effect What are the specific reasons that it would have this effect? 21 27 +13 1 If a magnitude - 9 . 0 earthquake were to strike along California ’ s sparsely populated North Coast , it would have a catastrophic ripple effect . ripple what is a ripple effect? 25 26 +13 2 A giant tsunami created by the quake would wash away coastal towns , destroy U . S . 101 and cause $ 70 billion in damage over a large swath of the Pacific coast . giant tsunami created by the quake How do earthquakes cause tsunamis? 1 7 +13 2 A giant tsunami created by the quake would wash away coastal towns , destroy U . S . 101 and cause $ 70 billion in damage over a large swath of the Pacific coast . cause $ 70 billion in damage What does this damage specifically consist of? Businesses? Homes? Infrastructure? 20 26 +13 2 A giant tsunami created by the quake would wash away coastal towns , destroy U . S . 101 and cause $ 70 billion in damage over a large swath of the Pacific coast . $ 70 billion in damage What would be damaged, since its sparsely populated 21 26 +13 2 A giant tsunami created by the quake would wash away coastal towns , destroy U . S . 101 and cause $ 70 billion in damage over a large swath of the Pacific coast . A giant tsunami How large is a giant tsunami 0 3 +13 3 More than 100 bridges would be lost , power lines toppled and coastal towns isolated . coastal towns isolated Why are they isolated? 12 15 +13 3 More than 100 bridges would be lost , power lines toppled and coastal towns isolated . coastal towns What is the numer of coastal towns 12 14 +13 4 Residents would have as few as 15 minutes ’ notice to flee to higher ground , and as many as 10 , 000 would perish . to flee to higher ground , Aren't some coastal towns in California on cliffs? 10 16 +13 4 Residents would have as few as 15 minutes ’ notice to flee to higher ground , and as many as 10 , 000 would perish . many as 10 , 000 would perish Why would these people perish? Because of lack of notice or for other reasons? 18 25 +13 4 Residents would have as few as 15 minutes ’ notice to flee to higher ground , and as many as 10 , 000 would perish . and as Where did the number 10,000 come from? 16 18 +13 4 Residents would have as few as 15 minutes ’ notice to flee to higher ground , and as many as 10 , 000 would perish . 15 minutes ’ how would they get notice? 6 9 +13 4 Residents would have as few as 15 minutes ’ notice to flee to higher ground , and as many as 10 , 000 would perish . 15 minutes ’ notice Why is there no method of sensing an earthquake earlier than 15 minutes 6 10 +13 4 Residents would have as few as 15 minutes ’ notice to flee to higher ground , and as many as 10 , 000 would perish . flee to higher ground Why is there no preparedness for this tragedy 11 15 +13 5 Scientists last year published this grim scenario for a massive rupture along the Cascadia fault system , which runs 700 miles off shore from Northern California to Vancouver Island . Scientists Which scientists? 0 1 +13 5 Scientists last year published this grim scenario for a massive rupture along the Cascadia fault system , which runs 700 miles off shore from Northern California to Vancouver Island . Scientists What scientists published this fact? 0 1 +13 5 Scientists last year published this grim scenario for a massive rupture along the Cascadia fault system , which runs 700 miles off shore from Northern California to Vancouver Island . Cascadia what is cascadia? 13 14 +13 5 Scientists last year published this grim scenario for a massive rupture along the Cascadia fault system , which runs 700 miles off shore from Northern California to Vancouver Island . published this grim scenario What publication what this published in 3 7 +13 5 Scientists last year published this grim scenario for a massive rupture along the Cascadia fault system , which runs 700 miles off shore from Northern California to Vancouver Island . Cascadia fault system , Why are they not monitoring this fault system closely 13 17 +14 1 A new issue is growing out of labor ’ s drive for a higher minimum wage for fast - food employees : wage theft , an umbrella term for failing to pay workers what they ’ re legally owed . what they ’ re legally owed How are fast-food establishments not paying what workers are legally owed? 33 39 +14 1 A new issue is growing out of labor ’ s drive for a higher minimum wage for fast - food employees : wage theft , an umbrella term for failing to pay workers what they ’ re legally owed . for a higher minimum wage How does a desire for a higher minimum wage relate to companies failing to pay what it currently legally owed? 11 16 +14 1 A new issue is growing out of labor ’ s drive for a higher minimum wage for fast - food employees : wage theft , an umbrella term for failing to pay workers what they ’ re legally owed . wage theft , how is stilling the wages and why? 22 25 +14 1 A new issue is growing out of labor ’ s drive for a higher minimum wage for fast - food employees : wage theft , an umbrella term for failing to pay workers what they ’ re legally owed . umbrella what is the umbrella meaning? 26 27 +14 2 In recent months , lawsuits alleging wage theft abuses have been filed on behalf of fast - food workers in three states , and state attorneys general have obtained a couple of hefty settlements from employers charged with violations . three states , What states? 20 23 +14 2 In recent months , lawsuits alleging wage theft abuses have been filed on behalf of fast - food workers in three states , and state attorneys general have obtained a couple of hefty settlements from employers charged with violations . hefty settlements Is a hefty statement a legal term? 32 34 +14 2 In recent months , lawsuits alleging wage theft abuses have been filed on behalf of fast - food workers in three states , and state attorneys general have obtained a couple of hefty settlements from employers charged with violations . three states , Which three states? 20 23 +14 2 In recent months , lawsuits alleging wage theft abuses have been filed on behalf of fast - food workers in three states , and state attorneys general have obtained a couple of hefty settlements from employers charged with violations . wage theft abuses how is it posssible for a employer to still from the workers wage? 6 9 +14 2 In recent months , lawsuits alleging wage theft abuses have been filed on behalf of fast - food workers in three states , and state attorneys general have obtained a couple of hefty settlements from employers charged with violations . fast - food workers at which restaurant? 15 19 +14 3 The issue came to the forefront Thursday in front of three McDonald ’ s and Burger King restaurants in Kansas City , Mo . , where signs proclaiming “ wage theft ” and “ stolen wages ” dotted a midday rally by the StandUpKC coalition . midday rally by the StandUpKC coalition Was this rally about this issue? 39 45 +14 3 The issue came to the forefront Thursday in front of three McDonald ’ s and Burger King restaurants in Kansas City , Mo . , where signs proclaiming “ wage theft ” and “ stolen wages ” dotted a midday rally by the StandUpKC coalition . McDonald ’ s why does mcdonalds always pay under the employess minimum wage? 11 14 +14 5 Corporate spokesmen for McDonald ’ s and Burger King say wage theft is contrary to company policy and that allegations are investigated . Corporate spokesmen Who are the corporate spokesmen? 0 2 +14 5 Corporate spokesmen for McDonald ’ s and Burger King say wage theft is contrary to company policy and that allegations are investigated . contrary to company policy how is this if mcdonallds pay under minimum wage? 13 17 +14 5 Corporate spokesmen for McDonald ’ s and Burger King say wage theft is contrary to company policy and that allegations are investigated . contrary what does the policy say? 13 14 +15 1 For people who don ’ t live in the South Side neighborhood of Washington Park , there is hardly a reason to take the CTA ’ s Green Line to the Garfield station . hardly a reason Why is there hardly a reason to take the green line to the park? 18 21 +15 1 For people who don ’ t live in the South Side neighborhood of Washington Park , there is hardly a reason to take the CTA ’ s Green Line to the Garfield station . Green Line What is the Green Line? 27 29 +15 1 For people who don ’ t live in the South Side neighborhood of Washington Park , there is hardly a reason to take the CTA ’ s Green Line to the Garfield station . reason Why isn't there a reason to take the CTA's Green Line? 20 21 +15 2 Though barely a mile from the stately University of Chicago campus , the desolate block of East Garfield Boulevard between Martin Luther King Drive and Prairie Avenue has little to offer , mostly one shuttered storefront after another and remnants of broken signage from businesses that once beckoned customers . little to offer , What DOES it have to offer? 28 32 +15 2 Though barely a mile from the stately University of Chicago campus , the desolate block of East Garfield Boulevard between Martin Luther King Drive and Prairie Avenue has little to offer , mostly one shuttered storefront after another and remnants of broken signage from businesses that once beckoned customers . shuttered storefront after another What has made this region so dilapidated? 34 38 +15 2 Though barely a mile from the stately University of Chicago campus , the desolate block of East Garfield Boulevard between Martin Luther King Drive and Prairie Avenue has little to offer , mostly one shuttered storefront after another and remnants of broken signage from businesses that once beckoned customers . once beckoned customers What happened to the customers? 46 49 +15 2 Though barely a mile from the stately University of Chicago campus , the desolate block of East Garfield Boulevard between Martin Luther King Drive and Prairie Avenue has little to offer , mostly one shuttered storefront after another and remnants of broken signage from businesses that once beckoned customers . once Why don't the businesses beckon customers anymore? 46 47 +15 3 But it ’ s possible that the landscape could change . the landscape could change How could the landscape change? 6 10 +15 3 But it ’ s possible that the landscape could change . possible What makes it possible? 4 5 +15 3 But it ’ s possible that the landscape could change . change How could the landscapes change? 9 10 +15 4 Washington Park residents are pinning their hopes on President Barack Obama — that he will select the U . of C . to host his presidential library and that the university will build it on the swath of vacant , city - owned land adjacent to the “ L . ” While the site for the library will not be announced until early 2015 , Chicago is considered by some observers to be the front - runner , partly because of the president and first lady Michelle Obama ’ s strong personal and political ties to the city . hopes What hopes do they have? 6 7 +15 4 Washington Park residents are pinning their hopes on President Barack Obama — that he will select the U . of C . to host his presidential library and that the university will build it on the swath of vacant , city - owned land adjacent to the “ L . ” While the site for the library will not be announced until early 2015 , Chicago is considered by some observers to be the front - runner , partly because of the president and first lady Michelle Obama ’ s strong personal and political ties to the city . partly because of What are the other reasons the city is being considered a front-runner? 79 82 +15 4 Washington Park residents are pinning their hopes on President Barack Obama — that he will select the U . of C . to host his presidential library and that the university will build it on the swath of vacant , city - owned land adjacent to the “ L . ” While the site for the library will not be announced until early 2015 , Chicago is considered by some observers to be the front - runner , partly because of the president and first lady Michelle Obama ’ s strong personal and political ties to the city . some observers Who are the observers? 70 72 +15 4 Washington Park residents are pinning their hopes on President Barack Obama — that he will select the U . of C . to host his presidential library and that the university will build it on the swath of vacant , city - owned land adjacent to the “ L . ” While the site for the library will not be announced until early 2015 , Chicago is considered by some observers to be the front - runner , partly because of the president and first lady Michelle Obama ’ s strong personal and political ties to the city . Michelle Obama ’ s strong Why does she have strong ties to Chicago? 87 92 +15 4 Washington Park residents are pinning their hopes on President Barack Obama — that he will select the U . of C . to host his presidential library and that the university will build it on the swath of vacant , city - owned land adjacent to the “ L . ” While the site for the library will not be announced until early 2015 , Chicago is considered by some observers to be the front - runner , partly because of the president and first lady Michelle Obama ’ s strong personal and political ties to the city . build it on the swath of vacant , Why do they Obama will do this? 32 40 +15 4 Washington Park residents are pinning their hopes on President Barack Obama — that he will select the U . of C . to host his presidential library and that the university will build it on the swath of vacant , city - owned land adjacent to the “ L . ” While the site for the library will not be announced until early 2015 , Chicago is considered by some observers to be the front - runner , partly because of the president and first lady Michelle Obama ’ s strong personal and political ties to the city . partly Why is the Obama's ties to the city only a part of the reason it's the front-runner? 79 80 +15 5 Other bids are expected from Honolulu and New York . Honolulu Is this because Obama has ties to Hawaii? 5 6 +15 5 Other bids are expected from Honolulu and New York . Honolulu and New York What connection do these cities have to the Obamas? 5 9 +16 1 Next spring , spinning wheels will hum again in Lancaster County , South Carolina . again Why did the spinning wheels stop humming? 7 8 +16 1 Next spring , spinning wheels will hum again in Lancaster County , South Carolina . spring , spinning wheels What does this mean? 1 5 +16 2 Keer , a textile company headquartered two hours southwest of Shanghai , China , is building yarn manufacturing lines in Lancaster , bringing more than 500 jobs . textile company Why are they relocating? 3 5 +16 3 The Carolinas were once the epicenter of the U . S . textile industry , but since the late 1990s , thousands of jobs were lost when emerging markets joined the game , touting cheaper materials and labor . The Carolinas Why were the Carolinas the epicenter of the US textile industry? 0 2 +16 3 The Carolinas were once the epicenter of the U . S . textile industry , but since the late 1990s , thousands of jobs were lost when emerging markets joined the game , touting cheaper materials and labor . emerging markets What emerging markets? Isn't the textile industry a market all on its own? 27 29 +16 3 The Carolinas were once the epicenter of the U . S . textile industry , but since the late 1990s , thousands of jobs were lost when emerging markets joined the game , touting cheaper materials and labor . epicenter FOr how long were they epicenter? 5 6 +16 3 The Carolinas were once the epicenter of the U . S . textile industry , but since the late 1990s , thousands of jobs were lost when emerging markets joined the game , touting cheaper materials and labor . emerging markets In the US or outside of it? Or both? 27 29 +16 4 Carolinas textile jobs went to China , Brazil and Vietnam , among other places . among other places Where else did they go? 11 14 +16 4 Carolinas textile jobs went to China , Brazil and Vietnam , among other places . Brazil WHy brazil? the forests? 7 8 +16 5 Now , in an ironic turn of events , Chinese companies are looking to manufacture in the United States , lured by lower costs of energy , cotton and land , and wary of rising labor costs in China . ironic Why is it ironic that China is looking to manufacture in the US? 4 5 +16 5 Now , in an ironic turn of events , Chinese companies are looking to manufacture in the United States , lured by lower costs of energy , cotton and land , and wary of rising labor costs in China . wary of rising labor costs in China Do you have statistics to verify this claim? 32 39 +16 5 Now , in an ironic turn of events , Chinese companies are looking to manufacture in the United States , lured by lower costs of energy , cotton and land , and wary of rising labor costs in China . ironic Why is it ironic? 4 5 +17 1 Ray Rice was let go by the Baltimore Ravens on Monday and suspended indefinitely by the NFL after a video was released that appears to show the running back striking his then - fiancee in February . appears Thy does the video say appears to have been striking his then-fiance? 23 24 +17 1 Ray Rice was let go by the Baltimore Ravens on Monday and suspended indefinitely by the NFL after a video was released that appears to show the running back striking his then - fiancee in February . appears to show So it's not actually clear if he hit her? 23 26 +17 2 The grainy video , released by TMZ Sports , apparently shows Rice and Janay Palmer in an elevator at an Atlantic City casino . apparently Is it Rice and Palmer in the video or not? 9 10 +17 2 The grainy video , released by TMZ Sports , apparently shows Rice and Janay Palmer in an elevator at an Atlantic City casino . The grainy video , released by TMZ Sports , Did the Baltimore Ravens cover this info up? Why was it shown only by TMZ? 0 9 +17 3 Each hits the other before Rice knocks Palmer off her feet and into a railing . Each hits the other Who through the first punch? 0 4 +17 3 Each hits the other before Rice knocks Palmer off her feet and into a railing . Each hits the other Who hit the other first? 0 4 +17 3 Each hits the other before Rice knocks Palmer off her feet and into a railing . Each hits the other How hard did she hit him before he hit her? 0 4 +17 3 Each hits the other before Rice knocks Palmer off her feet and into a railing . Each hits the other So he was provoked? What caused the fight? 0 4 +17 4 An earlier TMZ video showed Rice dragging Palmer , now his wife , from the elevator at the Revel casino , which closed Sept . 2 . earlier TMZ video Why was there no security there to help Palmer? 1 4 +17 4 An earlier TMZ video showed Rice dragging Palmer , now his wife , from the elevator at the Revel casino , which closed Sept . 2 . dragging Palmer , now his wife , from the elevator Why was he dragging her? 6 16 +17 5 The Ravens said earlier Monday that they never saw the new video . never saw the new video Why didn't they look at the video before reaching a decision? 7 12 +17 5 The Ravens said earlier Monday that they never saw the new video . they never saw the new video Do they not understand it's clear that they knew about it? 6 12 +17 5 The Ravens said earlier Monday that they never saw the new video . saw the new video So they don't deny that it happened, just that they've seen it? 8 12 +18 1 Yan Meiyue , 90 , said her 72 - year - old daughter rarely visited , even for the annual Spring Festival , when families traditionally reunite . rarely visited , Rarely visited what? 13 16 +18 1 Yan Meiyue , 90 , said her 72 - year - old daughter rarely visited , even for the annual Spring Festival , when families traditionally reunite . annual Spring Festival , Where is this festival located? 19 23 +18 1 Yan Meiyue , 90 , said her 72 - year - old daughter rarely visited , even for the annual Spring Festival , when families traditionally reunite . when families traditionally reunite Whose families unite here? 23 27 +18 1 Yan Meiyue , 90 , said her 72 - year - old daughter rarely visited , even for the annual Spring Festival , when families traditionally reunite . rarely visited , How far away does her daughter live? 13 16 +18 1 Yan Meiyue , 90 , said her 72 - year - old daughter rarely visited , even for the annual Spring Festival , when families traditionally reunite . Spring Festival , Is the Spring Festival an important holiday? 20 23 +18 1 Yan Meiyue , 90 , said her 72 - year - old daughter rarely visited , even for the annual Spring Festival , when families traditionally reunite . rarely visited , Where does her daughter live? 13 16 +18 2 So Yan , a widow since her husband ’ s death nearly a decade ago , spends every weekday at a modest community center near her home , where she plays mahjong and eats meals prepared by a volunteer staff . spends every weekday What does this have to do with the festival? 16 19 +18 2 So Yan , a widow since her husband ’ s death nearly a decade ago , spends every weekday at a modest community center near her home , where she plays mahjong and eats meals prepared by a volunteer staff . her husband ’ s death How did her husband die? 6 11 +18 2 So Yan , a widow since her husband ’ s death nearly a decade ago , spends every weekday at a modest community center near her home , where she plays mahjong and eats meals prepared by a volunteer staff . modest What does modest mean in this context? 21 22 +18 2 So Yan , a widow since her husband ’ s death nearly a decade ago , spends every weekday at a modest community center near her home , where she plays mahjong and eats meals prepared by a volunteer staff . eats meals Which meals does she eat? 33 35 +18 2 So Yan , a widow since her husband ’ s death nearly a decade ago , spends every weekday at a modest community center near her home , where she plays mahjong and eats meals prepared by a volunteer staff . weekday what about weekends. 18 19 +18 3 “ The volunteers keep us company , ” she said with a smile , her voice tapering off . “ The volunteers keep us company , ” If she is satisfied with the company she keeps, why did the article begin with mentioning someone who rarely visited? 0 8 +18 3 “ The volunteers keep us company , ” she said with a smile , her voice tapering off . her voice tapering off Why does her voice taper off? 14 18 +18 4 Yan is one of a rapidly growing number of self - described “ orphan grandparents ” who feel personally or financially abandoned in a society that traditionally has treated its elders with a respect bordering on reverence . a society Where is the location for this society? 23 25 +18 4 Yan is one of a rapidly growing number of self - described “ orphan grandparents ” who feel personally or financially abandoned in a society that traditionally has treated its elders with a respect bordering on reverence . rapidly growing number What is the number? 5 8 +18 4 Yan is one of a rapidly growing number of self - described “ orphan grandparents ” who feel personally or financially abandoned in a society that traditionally has treated its elders with a respect bordering on reverence . a society Which society? 23 25 +18 5 For generations , elderly Chinese citizens could count on having a place in multi - generational households , where their children could treat them in infirmity . in infirmity What does this mean? 24 26 +18 5 For generations , elderly Chinese citizens could count on having a place in multi - generational households , where their children could treat them in infirmity . For generations , How far back does this tradition go? 0 3 +18 5 For generations , elderly Chinese citizens could count on having a place in multi - generational households , where their children could treat them in infirmity . treat them How would the children treat them? Just feed, entertain, etc, or does this include nursing, etc? 22 24 +19 1 An Internet video of six young Iranian men and women dancing to Pharrell Williams ' " Happy " has led to their arrests , showing how far Tehran will go to halt what it deems to be decadent Western behavior - despite the views of its moderate president . " Happy " Is that a popular song? 15 18 +19 1 An Internet video of six young Iranian men and women dancing to Pharrell Williams ' " Happy " has led to their arrests , showing how far Tehran will go to halt what it deems to be decadent Western behavior - despite the views of its moderate president . moderate president What is considered moderate in Iran. 46 48 +19 1 An Internet video of six young Iranian men and women dancing to Pharrell Williams ' " Happy " has led to their arrests , showing how far Tehran will go to halt what it deems to be decadent Western behavior - despite the views of its moderate president . Iranian men and women dancing Where were they dancing at? 6 11 +19 1 An Internet video of six young Iranian men and women dancing to Pharrell Williams ' " Happy " has led to their arrests , showing how far Tehran will go to halt what it deems to be decadent Western behavior - despite the views of its moderate president . views of its moderate president Can the president not stop this behavior? 43 48 +19 2 Criticism outside Iran was predictably swift Wednesday , with calls for freedom for the jailed youths zipping around social media . Criticism outside Iran Who is the criticism from? 0 3 +19 2 Criticism outside Iran was predictably swift Wednesday , with calls for freedom for the jailed youths zipping around social media . social media What social media platform did they use? 18 20 +19 2 Criticism outside Iran was predictably swift Wednesday , with calls for freedom for the jailed youths zipping around social media . jailed youths How long was the sentence? 14 16 +19 3 Williams tweeted : " It ' s beyond sad these kids were arrested for trying to spread happiness . " Williams Did he try to help? 0 1 +19 3 Williams tweeted : " It ' s beyond sad these kids were arrested for trying to spread happiness . " kids How old were the people arrested? 10 11 +19 3 Williams tweeted : " It ' s beyond sad these kids were arrested for trying to spread happiness . " spread happiness How were they trying to spread happiness by dancing? 16 18 +19 4 A tweet posted Wednesday evening on President Hassan Rouhani ' s account seemed to address the controversy , even if it stopped short of mentioning the video or the arrests directly . tweet He uses social media? 1 2 +19 4 A tweet posted Wednesday evening on President Hassan Rouhani ' s account seemed to address the controversy , even if it stopped short of mentioning the video or the arrests directly . Hassan Rouhani ' s account Do most countries have leaders with social media? 7 12 +19 4 A tweet posted Wednesday evening on President Hassan Rouhani ' s account seemed to address the controversy , even if it stopped short of mentioning the video or the arrests directly . tweet What did they tweet say? 1 2 +19 4 A tweet posted Wednesday evening on President Hassan Rouhani ' s account seemed to address the controversy , even if it stopped short of mentioning the video or the arrests directly . stopped short of mentioning the video How did it seem to address the issue if he didn't mention it at all? 21 27 +20 1 Many people smoke after they ’ ve eaten . Many people Which people? 0 2 +20 1 Many people smoke after they ’ ve eaten . smoke What do people smoke after eating? 2 3 +20 1 Many people smoke after they ’ ve eaten . Many How much is 'many'...more than 20...more than 200,000? 0 1 +20 1 Many people smoke after they ’ ve eaten . Many How many people smoke? 0 1 +20 2 Lindell Harvey smokes because he hasn ’ t . Lindell Harvey Who is Lindell Harvey? 0 2 +20 2 Lindell Harvey smokes because he hasn ’ t . Lindell Harvey Who is Lindell Harvey? 0 2 +20 2 Lindell Harvey smokes because he hasn ’ t . hasn ’ t Hasn't what? 5 8 +20 2 Lindell Harvey smokes because he hasn ’ t . Lindell Harvey Who is Lidell Harvey and why is this person significant? 0 2 +20 3 “ You smoke out of anxiety because you don ’ t have the food you need , ” said Harvey , 54 , who lives alone in Crum Lynne , Pa . don ’ t have the food you need , ” Why doesn't he have food? 8 18 +20 3 “ You smoke out of anxiety because you don ’ t have the food you need , ” said Harvey , 54 , who lives alone in Crum Lynne , Pa . you don ’ t have the food How is Harvey able to afford to smoke but not to buy inexpensive foods? 7 14 +20 4 He receives disability checks from the Navy that keep him $ 2 , 000 below the poverty line . the poverty line What is the poverty line? 15 18 +20 4 He receives disability checks from the Navy that keep him $ 2 , 000 below the poverty line . disability checks Is his disability to a level that prevents him from obtaining food, or is it only a financial problem? 2 4 +20 4 He receives disability checks from the Navy that keep him $ 2 , 000 below the poverty line . below the poverty line What is the poverty line in his area? 14 18 +20 5 Harvey relies on his Newports to see him through his hard days . Newports What are Newports? 4 5 +20 5 Harvey relies on his Newports to see him through his hard days . Newports What are Newports? 4 5 +20 5 Harvey relies on his Newports to see him through his hard days . Harvey relies on his Newports Why does he spend money on cigarettes instead of food? 0 5 +21 1 Corrosion , degradation and decay destroy a lot of history , but Massachusetts officials can thank the elements for helping uncover the past . destroy a lot of history , What history is being destroyed? 5 11 +21 1 Corrosion , degradation and decay destroy a lot of history , but Massachusetts officials can thank the elements for helping uncover the past . history , How exactly is history affected by corrosion and decay? 9 11 +21 1 Corrosion , degradation and decay destroy a lot of history , but Massachusetts officials can thank the elements for helping uncover the past . elements for helping uncover What are the elements? 17 21 +21 1 Corrosion , degradation and decay destroy a lot of history , but Massachusetts officials can thank the elements for helping uncover the past . degradation what is meant by this? 2 3 +21 2 In a damp ceremony of discovery Thursday , snow - flecked excavators in Boston retrieved a time capsule whose contents are thought to be almost as old as the nation , and even older . time capsule What was in the time capsule? 16 18 +21 2 In a damp ceremony of discovery Thursday , snow - flecked excavators in Boston retrieved a time capsule whose contents are thought to be almost as old as the nation , and even older . retrieved a time capsule Why were excavators in Boston given time capsules? 14 18 +21 2 In a damp ceremony of discovery Thursday , snow - flecked excavators in Boston retrieved a time capsule whose contents are thought to be almost as old as the nation , and even older . damp ceremony was it raining? 2 4 +21 4 Patriots Samuel Adams and Paul Revere took part in the original ceremony , when a cowhide capsule was placed as the state moved from its old statehouse to its new one across from the Boston Common . original ceremony , Why isn't this ceremony or anything like it in history books? 10 13 +22 1 The violet bottom - dwelling , prickle - backed spheres wriggling in the tank in Gretchen Hofmann ’ s lab aren ’ t really known for their speed . Gretchen Hofmann ’ s lab Who is this? Why do they have a lab? 15 20 +22 1 The violet bottom - dwelling , prickle - backed spheres wriggling in the tank in Gretchen Hofmann ’ s lab aren ’ t really known for their speed . aren ’ t really known for their speed for what are the violet botton dwelling known for? 20 28 +22 1 The violet bottom - dwelling , prickle - backed spheres wriggling in the tank in Gretchen Hofmann ’ s lab aren ’ t really known for their speed . prickle - backed spheres What are the violet bottom-dwelling, prickle-backed spheres in the tank in Gretchen Hofmann’s lab known for? 6 10 +22 2 But these lowly sea urchins adapt so quickly they ’ re helping answer a question that ’ s key to understanding ocean acidification : As fossil - fuel emissions disrupt marine life , will evolution come to the rescue ? ocean acidification : What is ocean acidification? 21 24 +22 2 But these lowly sea urchins adapt so quickly they ’ re helping answer a question that ’ s key to understanding ocean acidification : As fossil - fuel emissions disrupt marine life , will evolution come to the rescue ? As fossil - fuel emissions disrupt marine life , How is this happening? 25 34 +22 2 But these lowly sea urchins adapt so quickly they ’ re helping answer a question that ’ s key to understanding ocean acidification : As fossil - fuel emissions disrupt marine life , will evolution come to the rescue ? will evolution come to the rescue ? How would evolution rescue this issue? 34 40 +22 2 But these lowly sea urchins adapt so quickly they ’ re helping answer a question that ’ s key to understanding ocean acidification : As fossil - fuel emissions disrupt marine life , will evolution come to the rescue ? sea urchins adapt to what do sea urchings adapt? 3 6 +22 2 But these lowly sea urchins adapt so quickly they ’ re helping answer a question that ’ s key to understanding ocean acidification : As fossil - fuel emissions disrupt marine life , will evolution come to the rescue ? evolution how will it rescue? 35 36 +22 2 But these lowly sea urchins adapt so quickly they ’ re helping answer a question that ’ s key to understanding ocean acidification : As fossil - fuel emissions disrupt marine life , will evolution come to the rescue ? disrupt marine life , How exactly are fossil-fuel emissions disrupting marine life currently? 30 34 +22 3 Like Darwin ’ s finches or Great Britain ’ s peppered moths , these hedgehogs of the sea increasingly embody nature ’ s stunning capacity for resilience . hedgehogs of the sea Why are sea urchins known as hedgehogs of the sea? 14 18 +22 3 Like Darwin ’ s finches or Great Britain ’ s peppered moths , these hedgehogs of the sea increasingly embody nature ’ s stunning capacity for resilience . Great Britain ’ s peppered moths , What is a peppered moth and what does it have to do with resilience? 6 13 +22 3 Like Darwin ’ s finches or Great Britain ’ s peppered moths , these hedgehogs of the sea increasingly embody nature ’ s stunning capacity for resilience . for resilience how do the embody nature's resilince? 25 27 +22 3 Like Darwin ’ s finches or Great Britain ’ s peppered moths , these hedgehogs of the sea increasingly embody nature ’ s stunning capacity for resilience . Great Britain ’ s peppered moths , what are these? 6 13 +22 3 Like Darwin ’ s finches or Great Britain ’ s peppered moths , these hedgehogs of the sea increasingly embody nature ’ s stunning capacity for resilience . resilience How are sea urchins resilient? 26 27 +22 3 Like Darwin ’ s finches or Great Britain ’ s peppered moths , these hedgehogs of the sea increasingly embody nature ’ s stunning capacity for resilience . Darwin ’ s finches Why are Darwin's finches being compared to sea urchins? 1 5 +22 4 A number of plants and animals threatened by souring seas , including some mussels , abalone , rock oysters , plankton and even a few fish , appear likely — at least at first — to adjust or evolve . souring seas , What is a souring sea? 8 11 +22 4 A number of plants and animals threatened by souring seas , including some mussels , abalone , rock oysters , plankton and even a few fish , appear likely — at least at first — to adjust or evolve . to adjust or evolve How are these creatures expected to evolve? 35 39 +22 4 A number of plants and animals threatened by souring seas , including some mussels , abalone , rock oysters , plankton and even a few fish , appear likely — at least at first — to adjust or evolve . plants and animals threatened by souring seas , why are they threatened by the souring seas? 3 11 +22 4 A number of plants and animals threatened by souring seas , including some mussels , abalone , rock oysters , plankton and even a few fish , appear likely — at least at first — to adjust or evolve . souring seas , what are souring seas? 8 11 +22 4 A number of plants and animals threatened by souring seas , including some mussels , abalone , rock oysters , plankton and even a few fish , appear likely — at least at first — to adjust or evolve . adjust or evolve How do plants and animals threatened by souring seas adjust to fossil fuel emissions or evolve? 36 39 +22 5 But few seem as wired as these saltwater pincushions to come through the next several decades unscathed . But few seem as wired Are we talking about the people that studies these creatures or the creatures themselves? 0 5 +22 5 But few seem as wired as these saltwater pincushions to come through the next several decades unscathed . seem as wired why do they look wired? 2 5 +22 5 But few seem as wired as these saltwater pincushions to come through the next several decades unscathed . pincushions is this the right word? 8 9 +23 1 A summer jobs program for teenagers appears to cut the rate of violent crime , according to a new study by a University of Pennsylvania researcher . a University of Pennsylvania researcher Who is the researcher? 21 26 +23 1 A summer jobs program for teenagers appears to cut the rate of violent crime , according to a new study by a University of Pennsylvania researcher . University of Pennsylvania researcher Who was the researcher? When was this study done? 22 26 +23 1 A summer jobs program for teenagers appears to cut the rate of violent crime , according to a new study by a University of Pennsylvania researcher . summer jobs program for teenagers Who hosts the program? 1 6 +23 1 A summer jobs program for teenagers appears to cut the rate of violent crime , according to a new study by a University of Pennsylvania researcher . summer jobs program How do summer jobs programs cut the rate of violent crime? 1 4 +23 1 A summer jobs program for teenagers appears to cut the rate of violent crime , according to a new study by a University of Pennsylvania researcher . cut the rate How much is the rate of violent crime cut with teenagers that have summer jobs? 8 11 +23 1 A summer jobs program for teenagers appears to cut the rate of violent crime , according to a new study by a University of Pennsylvania researcher . cut the rate of violent crime , How can anyone know that the program cut violent crime and not another factor like being watched by staff while at the camp? 8 15 +23 2 And not because the youths were too busy working to break the law . the youths What youths? Where are we talking about here? 3 5 +23 2 And not because the youths were too busy working to break the law . too busy working Why then was the rate of violent crime decreased? 6 9 +23 2 And not because the youths were too busy working to break the law . too busy working What other things were teenagers doing instead of violent crimes? 6 9 +23 2 And not because the youths were too busy working to break the law . not because the youths were too busy How is this known? 1 8 +23 3 Those who were randomly chosen to get the eight - week positions were arrested for violent offenses 43 percent fewer times than their peers , and most of that difference occurred during the 13 months after the jobs were finished . eight - week positions Did pay play a role in the study? What was the pay? What were the hours? 8 12 +23 3 Those who were randomly chosen to get the eight - week positions were arrested for violent offenses 43 percent fewer times than their peers , and most of that difference occurred during the 13 months after the jobs were finished . after the jobs were finished Why did it occur during that time? 35 40 +23 3 Those who were randomly chosen to get the eight - week positions were arrested for violent offenses 43 percent fewer times than their peers , and most of that difference occurred during the 13 months after the jobs were finished . randomly chosen How many teenagers were randomly chosen? 3 5 +23 3 Those who were randomly chosen to get the eight - week positions were arrested for violent offenses 43 percent fewer times than their peers , and most of that difference occurred during the 13 months after the jobs were finished . during the 13 months after the jobs were finished Did this effect continue years later? 31 40 +23 4 The findings by Sara B . Heller , an assistant professor of criminology at Penn , were reported last week in the journal Science . the journal Science What journal is this? Is this a reputable source for teenage delinquency? 21 24 +23 4 The findings by Sara B . Heller , an assistant professor of criminology at Penn , were reported last week in the journal Science . findings What were the findings? 1 2 +23 5 Teens in the study were generally from lower - income families , and one - fifth of them had previously been arrested . lower - income How are the families considered to be lower-income? 7 10 +24 1 Wander into Cafe Rex in Oxkutzcab , Mexico , deep in the interior of the Yucatan Peninsula , and some odd things pop out on the menu . odd things Why are odd things on the menu? 20 22 +24 2 For one , there ’ s red curry and other Thai food . other Thai food What kind of Thai food? 9 12 +24 2 For one , there ’ s red curry and other Thai food . Thai food Why is there Thai food in Mexico? 10 12 +24 2 For one , there ’ s red curry and other Thai food . red curry How do they make the red curry? 6 8 +24 3 It might seem like a culinary aberration , but it isn ’ t . it isn ’ t Why isn't it weird that there's Thai food in Mexico? 9 13 +24 4 Across town at the Limba Restaurant , the menu carries an assortment of dishes from Thailand , created by a chef who spent a decade in kitchens in San Francisco , where Asian food is prevalent . by a chef Who is the chef? 18 21 +24 4 Across town at the Limba Restaurant , the menu carries an assortment of dishes from Thailand , created by a chef who spent a decade in kitchens in San Francisco , where Asian food is prevalent . Across town at the Limba Restaurant , What is the relationship between the first restaurant mentioned and Limba restaurant? 0 7 +24 4 Across town at the Limba Restaurant , the menu carries an assortment of dishes from Thailand , created by a chef who spent a decade in kitchens in San Francisco , where Asian food is prevalent . carries an assortment of dishes from Thailand , Why do they carry these foods, though? 9 17 +24 5 “ I was chief cook in three Thai restaurants , ” said Eduardo Dzib Vargas , listing venues on Potrero Hill , the Embarcadero district and Ghirardelli Square . Ghirardelli Square Why are there Thai restaurants in an area that sounds Italian? 26 28 +24 5 “ I was chief cook in three Thai restaurants , ” said Eduardo Dzib Vargas , listing venues on Potrero Hill , the Embarcadero district and Ghirardelli Square . three Thai restaurants , ” Were these restaurants successful? 6 11 +25 1 The United States and South Korea are on high alert amid signs that North Korea is planning a possible missile test . United States and South Korea Why just list these two countries, specifically? 1 6 +25 1 The United States and South Korea are on high alert amid signs that North Korea is planning a possible missile test . high alert What does the author mean by high alert? 8 10 +25 1 The United States and South Korea are on high alert amid signs that North Korea is planning a possible missile test . possible missile test another missile test? 18 21 +25 2 The preparations come after a string of threats from that country ’ s new , untested supreme leader , Kim Jong - un . string of threats What caused this string of threats from Kim Jong-un? 5 8 +25 2 The preparations come after a string of threats from that country ’ s new , untested supreme leader , Kim Jong - un . threats What threats were made? 7 8 +25 2 The preparations come after a string of threats from that country ’ s new , untested supreme leader , Kim Jong - un . new , How new is the leader? 13 15 +25 2 The preparations come after a string of threats from that country ’ s new , untested supreme leader , Kim Jong - un . Kim Jong - un why is he threatening? 19 23 +25 3 While the North Koreans do not have the capacity to strike the U . S . mainland , the medium - range weapons do have the potential to reach U . S . military bases on the Pacific island of Guam . Pacific island of Guam How likely is it that the North Koreans would launch an attack on the U.S.? 37 41 +25 3 While the North Koreans do not have the capacity to strike the U . S . mainland , the medium - range weapons do have the potential to reach U . S . military bases on the Pacific island of Guam . the capacity to strike the U . S What is this claim based on? 7 15 +25 3 While the North Koreans do not have the capacity to strike the U . S . mainland , the medium - range weapons do have the potential to reach U . S . military bases on the Pacific island of Guam . Guam how many people live there? 40 41 +25 4 North Korea has also threatened its neighbors South Korea and Japan , both strong U . S . allies . threatened What was the threat? 4 5 +25 4 North Korea has also threatened its neighbors South Korea and Japan , both strong U . S . allies . threatened How did North Korea threaten Japan and South Korea? 4 5 +25 4 North Korea has also threatened its neighbors South Korea and Japan , both strong U . S . allies . both strong U . S . allies who is america more friendly with? 12 19 +26 1 Mountain residents and the Fresno County sheriff are squaring off against a federal wildlife agency over frogs and toads - an Endangered Species Act fight that spreads like wildfire along the Sierra Nevada . spreads like wildfire Does this mean that news of the confict is spreading? Is support for the residents is increasing or support for the federal wildlife agency is increasing? 26 29 +26 1 Mountain residents and the Fresno County sheriff are squaring off against a federal wildlife agency over frogs and toads - an Endangered Species Act fight that spreads like wildfire along the Sierra Nevada . federal wildlife agency Which specific agency? 12 15 +26 1 Mountain residents and the Fresno County sheriff are squaring off against a federal wildlife agency over frogs and toads - an Endangered Species Act fight that spreads like wildfire along the Sierra Nevada . spreads like wildfire Is it the fight that is spreading like wildfire or the frogs and toads? 26 29 +26 1 Mountain residents and the Fresno County sheriff are squaring off against a federal wildlife agency over frogs and toads - an Endangered Species Act fight that spreads like wildfire along the Sierra Nevada . Mountain What mountain? 0 1 +26 2 People are reacting to proposed protection for the dwindling amphibians , fearing it will “ seal off ” land to logging , grazing and hiking , and threaten use of foothill reservoirs . “ seal off ” Would land owners have restricted access to their own property? Would access to public land be restricted? 14 18 +26 2 People are reacting to proposed protection for the dwindling amphibians , fearing it will “ seal off ” land to logging , grazing and hiking , and threaten use of foothill reservoirs . People are Which people in particular (from what areas)? How many? Is this a popular opinion? 0 2 +26 3 The economy will be devastated , they say . devastated , How would the economy be damaged? 4 6 +26 3 The economy will be devastated , they say . economy will be devastated , In what ways will the economy be devastated? 1 6 +26 4 Fish and Wildlife leaders say they are not proposing to shut down forests . proposing to shut down forests Why are forests not being shut down? 8 13 +26 4 Fish and Wildlife leaders say they are not proposing to shut down forests . Fish and Wildlife leaders From which agency? Are these leaders from the same federal wildlife agency or are they local? 0 4 +26 4 Fish and Wildlife leaders say they are not proposing to shut down forests . leaders Who are the leaders to which this is referring? 3 4 +27 1 Lizbeth Mateo paid her tuition Sunday for Santa Clara Law School , where classes begin next month . where classes begin next month What month is it? 12 17 +27 1 Lizbeth Mateo paid her tuition Sunday for Santa Clara Law School , where classes begin next month . Lizbeth Mateo Who is this and why is person remarkable? 0 2 +27 2 On Monday , she paused to send the California school an email . paused Why did she hesitate in sending an email to the school? 4 5 +27 2 On Monday , she paused to send the California school an email . she paused to send What was she pausing from doing? 3 7 +27 2 On Monday , she paused to send the California school an email . email Why did she send the email? 11 12 +27 2 On Monday , she paused to send the California school an email . she paused What was she doing that required a pause? 3 5 +27 3 “ I ’ m letting them know I may not make it in time , ” she said . in time , ” Why wouldn't she make it in time? 12 16 +27 3 “ I ’ m letting them know I may not make it in time , ” she said . I may not make it in time , ” Does she mean to campus in time for classes to start? 7 16 +27 4 The reason for her delay : an unorthodox — and risky — protest at the U . S . - Mexico border . unorthodox Why is a protest unorthodox? 7 8 +27 4 The reason for her delay : an unorthodox — and risky — protest at the U . S . - Mexico border . unorthodox — and risky — Why is it unorthodox and risky? 7 12 +27 4 The reason for her delay : an unorthodox — and risky — protest at the U . S . - Mexico border . reason for her delay : What does a protest have to do with her going to class? 1 6 +27 5 The 29 - year - old Mateo , who was brought into the United States illegally at age 10 , voluntarily flew back across the border recently in a protest aimed at recognizing the thousands of people deported from the United States over the last five years as the Obama administration struggles to adopt a long - range program for immigration reform . struggles to adopt Why is the struggle not outlined here? What are the struggles? 51 54 +28 1 Widespread flood recovery efforts continued Sunday in Colorado as hundreds of residents remained unaccounted for and the death toll - as well as the number of missing - continued to rise . in Colorado Where in Colorado? 6 8 +28 1 Widespread flood recovery efforts continued Sunday in Colorado as hundreds of residents remained unaccounted for and the death toll - as well as the number of missing - continued to rise . hundreds of residents Where are the residents located? 9 12 +28 1 Widespread flood recovery efforts continued Sunday in Colorado as hundreds of residents remained unaccounted for and the death toll - as well as the number of missing - continued to rise . Colorado Where in Colorado? 7 8 +28 1 Widespread flood recovery efforts continued Sunday in Colorado as hundreds of residents remained unaccounted for and the death toll - as well as the number of missing - continued to rise . recovery efforts What types of recovery efforts were used? 2 4 +28 1 Widespread flood recovery efforts continued Sunday in Colorado as hundreds of residents remained unaccounted for and the death toll - as well as the number of missing - continued to rise . flood recovery What caused the flood? 1 3 +28 2 Officials said there were at least 700 Coloradans still listed as missing in Boulder and Larimer counties after the disaster , which has washed out bridges and roads and isolated several central Colorado communities . isolated several central Colorado communities What communities were isolated by the flood? 29 34 +28 3 Gov . Gov . Governor who? 0 2 +28 3 Gov . Gov Why isn't this a complete sentence? 0 1 +28 3 Gov . Gov Why is this a sentence? 0 1 +28 4 John Hickenlooper , appearing on CNN on Sunday morning , expressed hope that many of the missing are simply out of reach of communications , and have “ already gotten out or ( are ) staying with friends . ” “ But , ” he added , “ we ’ re still bracing . “ we ’ re still bracing Bracing for what? 48 54 +28 5 I mean , there are many , many homes that have been destroyed . ” The tentative death toll from the flooding rose to six as Larimer County law enforcement officials said an 80 - year - old woman had probably been killed . been killed How was she killed? 42 44 +28 5 I mean , there are many , many homes that have been destroyed . ” The tentative death toll from the flooding rose to six as Larimer County law enforcement officials said an 80 - year - old woman had probably been killed . many , many homes how many homes were destroyed? 5 9 +28 5 I mean , there are many , many homes that have been destroyed . ” The tentative death toll from the flooding rose to six as Larimer County law enforcement officials said an 80 - year - old woman had probably been killed . probably been killed How could she probably be killed? 41 44 +29 1 Geologist Erin Argyilan has in the last 10 months studied sediment , analyzed wind patterns and mapped terrain , but she hasn ’ t solved the mystery of the holes that appear and vanish in the beige sands of Mount Baldy at Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore . studied How did Erin Argylian study this sediment? 9 10 +29 1 Geologist Erin Argyilan has in the last 10 months studied sediment , analyzed wind patterns and mapped terrain , but she hasn ’ t solved the mystery of the holes that appear and vanish in the beige sands of Mount Baldy at Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore . holes How were the holes discovered? 29 30 +29 1 Geologist Erin Argyilan has in the last 10 months studied sediment , analyzed wind patterns and mapped terrain , but she hasn ’ t solved the mystery of the holes that appear and vanish in the beige sands of Mount Baldy at Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore . Baldy Why is it named this? 40 41 +29 1 Geologist Erin Argyilan has in the last 10 months studied sediment , analyzed wind patterns and mapped terrain , but she hasn ’ t solved the mystery of the holes that appear and vanish in the beige sands of Mount Baldy at Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore . mystery Why is this issue difficult to solve? 26 27 +29 2 “ We ’ re seeing what appears to be a new geological phenomenon , ” she said . new geological What distinquishes this as something that is new? 10 12 +29 2 “ We ’ re seeing what appears to be a new geological phenomenon , ” she said . she has she been studying a long time? 15 16 +29 3 She is one of many experts who have combed the terrain for clues on the origin of these potentially dangerous holes , which are about a foot in diameter and seem to survive for less than a day before filling in naturally with sand . potentially dangerous holes , How are these holes particularly dangerous? 18 22 +29 3 She is one of many experts who have combed the terrain for clues on the origin of these potentially dangerous holes , which are about a foot in diameter and seem to survive for less than a day before filling in naturally with sand . one of many experts Why are all these people taking an interest in these holes? 2 6 +29 3 She is one of many experts who have combed the terrain for clues on the origin of these potentially dangerous holes , which are about a foot in diameter and seem to survive for less than a day before filling in naturally with sand . dangerous holes , How often are these holes appearing? 19 22 +29 4 Investigators have used ground - penetrating radar and specialized GPS devices to peek below the landscape , but no one is entirely certain why the holes form along the surface of this landmark , which attracts thousands of visitors each year . GPS devices Is this different from the GPS devices we use on a daily basis? 9 11 +29 4 Investigators have used ground - penetrating radar and specialized GPS devices to peek below the landscape , but no one is entirely certain why the holes form along the surface of this landmark , which attracts thousands of visitors each year . thousands is that considered a lot? 36 37 +29 4 Investigators have used ground - penetrating radar and specialized GPS devices to peek below the landscape , but no one is entirely certain why the holes form along the surface of this landmark , which attracts thousands of visitors each year . no one is entirely certain What anomalies can be traced through these technologies? 18 23 +29 5 The National Park Service announced this week that Mount Baldy will remain closed indefinitely due to the discovery of two new holes and a number of depressions on the north side slope , though the rest of the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore will be open . closed indefinitely Why are they going to close the whole mountain indefinitely? 12 14 +29 5 The National Park Service announced this week that Mount Baldy will remain closed indefinitely due to the discovery of two new holes and a number of depressions on the north side slope , though the rest of the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore will be open . National Park Service are they the authorities? 1 4 +29 5 The National Park Service announced this week that Mount Baldy will remain closed indefinitely due to the discovery of two new holes and a number of depressions on the north side slope , though the rest of the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore will be open . closed indefinitely Will the park remain closed until the mystery is solved? 12 14 +30 1 Tens of thousands of people from across the nation gathered at the National Mall Saturday to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington and to rally for what they believe is the unfinished business of the civil rights battle . National Mall What is the National Mall? 12 14 +30 1 Tens of thousands of people from across the nation gathered at the National Mall Saturday to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington and to rally for what they believe is the unfinished business of the civil rights battle . Tens of thousands of what kind of people? 0 4 +30 1 Tens of thousands of people from across the nation gathered at the National Mall Saturday to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington and to rally for what they believe is the unfinished business of the civil rights battle . National Mall Where is the National Mall? 12 14 +30 1 Tens of thousands of people from across the nation gathered at the National Mall Saturday to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington and to rally for what they believe is the unfinished business of the civil rights battle . March on Washington What was the March on Washington? 22 25 +30 2 Under picture - perfect blue skies , the throng assembled around the base of the Lincoln Memorial — where Martin Luther King Jr . delivered his iconic " I Have a Dream " speech — and listened to speaker after speaker implore them to become active participants , not bystanders , in the quest of racial equality and harmony . picture - perfect blue skies , why does this matter? 1 7 +30 2 Under picture - perfect blue skies , the throng assembled around the base of the Lincoln Memorial — where Martin Luther King Jr . delivered his iconic " I Have a Dream " speech — and listened to speaker after speaker implore them to become active participants , not bystanders , in the quest of racial equality and harmony . speaker after speaker Who were the people addressing the crowd? 38 41 +30 3 Rep . John Lewis , D - Ga . , the only living speaker from the 1963 march , fired up Saturday ' s crowd by exhorting them to fight against the Supreme Court ' s decision last June that struck down a key provision of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 . a key provision What was the provision? 42 45 +30 3 Rep . John Lewis , D - Ga . , the only living speaker from the 1963 march , fired up Saturday ' s crowd by exhorting them to fight against the Supreme Court ' s decision last June that struck down a key provision of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 . D - Ga WHat is this title mean? 5 8 +30 3 Rep . John Lewis , D - Ga . , the only living speaker from the 1963 march , fired up Saturday ' s crowd by exhorting them to fight against the Supreme Court ' s decision last June that struck down a key provision of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 . key provision What was the provision and why was it so important? 43 45 +30 4 " I gave a little blood on that bridge in Selma , Ala . , " he told the crowd , referring to the 1965 " Bloody Sunday " march from Selma to Montgomery , Ala . , in which protestors were brutally beaten on the Edmund Pettus Bridge . brutally beaten beaten by who? 42 44 +30 4 " I gave a little blood on that bridge in Selma , Ala . , " he told the crowd , referring to the 1965 " Bloody Sunday " march from Selma to Montgomery , Ala . , in which protestors were brutally beaten on the Edmund Pettus Bridge . protestors What specifically were they protesting? 40 41 +30 4 " I gave a little blood on that bridge in Selma , Ala . , " he told the crowd , referring to the 1965 " Bloody Sunday " march from Selma to Montgomery , Ala . , in which protestors were brutally beaten on the Edmund Pettus Bridge . brutally beaten Were they beaten without provocation? 42 44 +30 5 " I got arrested 40 times during the ' 60s , beaten and left bloodied and unconscious . beaten How does one recover from constant beating? 11 12 +31 1 How hot is Smokin ’ Ed ’ s Carolina Reaper chili pepper ? Smokin ’ Ed ’ s Who is Smokin' Ed? 3 8 +31 1 How hot is Smokin ’ Ed ’ s Carolina Reaper chili pepper ? Reaper chili pepper ? What is reaper chili pepper? 9 13 +31 1 How hot is Smokin ’ Ed ’ s Carolina Reaper chili pepper ? How how hot is the pepper? 0 1 +31 2 It ’ s so hot that when you walk into the chili sorting room at Ed Currie ’ s PuckerButt Pepper Co . , your eyes burn and your throat tightens from the sizzling fumes of hundreds of freshly picked peppers . chili sorting room What is a chili sorting room? 11 14 +31 2 It ’ s so hot that when you walk into the chili sorting room at Ed Currie ’ s PuckerButt Pepper Co . , your eyes burn and your throat tightens from the sizzling fumes of hundreds of freshly picked peppers . Ed Currie ’ s PuckerButt Pepper Co Isn't his name Smokin' Ed? Is this really the name of a company? 15 22 +31 2 It ’ s so hot that when you walk into the chili sorting room at Ed Currie ’ s PuckerButt Pepper Co . , your eyes burn and your throat tightens from the sizzling fumes of hundreds of freshly picked peppers . chili sorting room Is there anything special about this room? 11 14 +31 3 It ’ s so hot that workers who peel the chilies to scrape out seeds wear two pairs of protective gloves because the chili oils eat through one pair in 15 minutes . the chili oils eat through one pair in 15 minutes How do chili oils eat through a pair of protective goggles? 22 32 +31 3 It ’ s so hot that workers who peel the chilies to scrape out seeds wear two pairs of protective gloves because the chili oils eat through one pair in 15 minutes . eat through What do you mean they eat through a pair of gloves? 25 27 +31 3 It ’ s so hot that workers who peel the chilies to scrape out seeds wear two pairs of protective gloves because the chili oils eat through one pair in 15 minutes . peel the chilies How does one peel a chili? 8 11 +31 3 It ’ s so hot that workers who peel the chilies to scrape out seeds wear two pairs of protective gloves because the chili oils eat through one pair in 15 minutes . It ’ s so hot that workers who peel what would happen if the pepper touches the workers skin? 0 9 +31 4 Smokin ’ Ed ’ s Carolina Reaper is the world ’ s hottest chili pepper , according to Guinness World Records . according to Guinness World Records When was this tested? 16 21 +31 4 Smokin ’ Ed ’ s Carolina Reaper is the world ’ s hottest chili pepper , according to Guinness World Records . Guinness World Records what is the Guinnes world record? 18 21 +31 5 At a searing 1 . 56 million Scoville heat units ( SHUs ) , the Reaper knocked off the Trinidad Scorpion Butch T from Australia , the previous record holder at 1 . 46 million SHUs . Reaper knocked off the Trinidad Scorpion Butch What year or just in general, when did this happen? 15 22 +31 5 At a searing 1 . 56 million Scoville heat units ( SHUs ) , the Reaper knocked off the Trinidad Scorpion Butch T from Australia , the previous record holder at 1 . 46 million SHUs . Scoville heat units What is this unit of measure? How was this number provided? 7 10 +31 5 At a searing 1 . 56 million Scoville heat units ( SHUs ) , the Reaper knocked off the Trinidad Scorpion Butch T from Australia , the previous record holder at 1 . 46 million SHUs . Scoville heat units ( SHUs ) , How does common items, such as pepper or a jalapeno compare in Scoville heat units? 7 14 +32 1 After the bruising battle over Kennewick Man died down , Jim Chatters kept a low profile . low profile Why did Jim Chatters feel the need to keep a low profile? 14 16 +32 1 After the bruising battle over Kennewick Man died down , Jim Chatters kept a low profile . Kennewick Man What is Kennewick Man? 5 7 +32 1 After the bruising battle over Kennewick Man died down , Jim Chatters kept a low profile . bruising battle What bruising battle? 2 4 +32 1 After the bruising battle over Kennewick Man died down , Jim Chatters kept a low profile . Jim Chatters Who is this person? 10 12 +32 2 As the first scientist to study the skeleton unearthed in Eastern Washington almost two decades ago , Chatters was embroiled in a controversy over race and cultural identity stirred up by the 9 , 500 - year - old bones . embroiled in a controversy Who brought controversy against Chatters? 19 23 +32 2 As the first scientist to study the skeleton unearthed in Eastern Washington almost two decades ago , Chatters was embroiled in a controversy over race and cultural identity stirred up by the 9 , 500 - year - old bones . 9 , 500 - year - old bones how did they know the age? 32 40 +32 2 As the first scientist to study the skeleton unearthed in Eastern Washington almost two decades ago , Chatters was embroiled in a controversy over race and cultural identity stirred up by the 9 , 500 - year - old bones . controversy Who was involved? 22 23 +32 3 His assertion that the mystery man didn ’ t look anything like modern Native Americans infuriated Northwest Tribes , who consider the remains those of an ancestor and sued for the right to rebury what they call the Ancient One . infuriated Why were they infuriated over this claim? 15 16 +32 3 His assertion that the mystery man didn ’ t look anything like modern Native Americans infuriated Northwest Tribes , who consider the remains those of an ancestor and sued for the right to rebury what they call the Ancient One . Ancient One is this a real name? 38 40 +32 3 His assertion that the mystery man didn ’ t look anything like modern Native Americans infuriated Northwest Tribes , who consider the remains those of an ancestor and sued for the right to rebury what they call the Ancient One . Northwest Tribes , Which tribes were infuriated? 16 19 +32 4 Now the Bothell archaeologist is back in the spotlight with another set of prehistoric bones , along with DNA evidence that helps resolve a long - standing puzzle about the first Americans . Bothell who is bothell? 2 3 +32 4 Now the Bothell archaeologist is back in the spotlight with another set of prehistoric bones , along with DNA evidence that helps resolve a long - standing puzzle about the first Americans . Bothell archaeologist What is a Bothell? 2 4 +32 5 The findings also suggest — but don ’ t prove — that the tribes may have been right about Kennewick Man all along . suggest — but don ’ t prove — that What would be needed to prove the findings? 3 12 +33 1 A decade of counterinsurgency and counterterror operations has created doubts about the utility of the aircraft carrier . created doubts Who has these doubts? 8 10 +33 1 A decade of counterinsurgency and counterterror operations has created doubts about the utility of the aircraft carrier . A decade of counterinsurgency and counterterror Where is this happening? 0 6 +33 1 A decade of counterinsurgency and counterterror operations has created doubts about the utility of the aircraft carrier . decade of counterinsurgency To which country does this refer to if any? 1 4 +33 1 A decade of counterinsurgency and counterterror operations has created doubts about the utility of the aircraft carrier . has created doubts What kind of doubts? 7 10 +33 1 A decade of counterinsurgency and counterterror operations has created doubts about the utility of the aircraft carrier . aircraft carrier What do counterterror operations have to do with aircraft carriers? 15 17 +33 1 A decade of counterinsurgency and counterterror operations has created doubts about the utility of the aircraft carrier . aircraft What aircraft carrier? 15 16 +33 1 A decade of counterinsurgency and counterterror operations has created doubts about the utility of the aircraft carrier . operations What operations? 6 7 +33 2 Today ’ s budget cuts threaten to shrink the Navy ’ s carrier force — already reduced from 11 to 10 — to as few as eight or nine . 11 to 10 What specifically has shrunk from 11 to 10? 18 21 +33 2 Today ’ s budget cuts threaten to shrink the Navy ’ s carrier force — already reduced from 11 to 10 — to as few as eight or nine . Today ’ s budget cuts What budget cuts is this referring to? 0 5 +33 2 Today ’ s budget cuts threaten to shrink the Navy ’ s carrier force — already reduced from 11 to 10 — to as few as eight or nine . shrink the Navy ’ s carrier force What's the justification for shrinking the Navy's carrier force? 7 14 +33 2 Today ’ s budget cuts threaten to shrink the Navy ’ s carrier force — already reduced from 11 to 10 — to as few as eight or nine . eight or nine How much money would this save the government? 26 29 +33 2 Today ’ s budget cuts threaten to shrink the Navy ’ s carrier force — already reduced from 11 to 10 — to as few as eight or nine . budget cuts threaten to shrink the Navy ’ s carrier why do the budget cut threaten to the navy's carrier? 3 13 +33 3 Yet whether in a direct or supporting role , aircraft carriers have taken part in almost every U . S . major military operation since World War II . in almost every U . S . major military operation Have there been exceptions? 14 24 +33 3 Yet whether in a direct or supporting role , aircraft carriers have taken part in almost every U . S . major military operation since World War II . have taken part in almost Which military operations have aircraft carriers not taken part in? 11 16 +33 4 They have served as diplomatic tools to ratchet up or ease political pressure . diplomatic tools How have they served as diplomatic tools? 4 6 +33 4 They have served as diplomatic tools to ratchet up or ease political pressure . ratchet up or ease How has this been accomplished? 7 11 +33 4 They have served as diplomatic tools to ratchet up or ease political pressure . They have served as diplomatic tools what has served diplomatic tools? 0 6 +33 4 They have served as diplomatic tools to ratchet up or ease political pressure . diplomatic tools How have aircraft carriers been used as diplomatic tools? 4 6 +33 5 They have given our military unparalleled freedom of action to respond to a range of requirements . unparalleled freedom of action Compared to when or who? 5 9 +33 5 They have given our military unparalleled freedom of action to respond to a range of requirements . range What is the range? 13 14 +33 5 They have given our military unparalleled freedom of action to respond to a range of requirements . unparalleled freedom of action How have they granted the military freedom of action? 5 9 +33 5 They have given our military unparalleled freedom of action to respond to a range of requirements . range of requirements What range of requirements have the aircraft carriers responded to? 13 16 +34 1 A New York City commuter train rounding a riverside curve derailed Sunday , killing four people and injuring more than 60 in a crash that threw passengers from the toppling cars and left a snaking chain of twisted wreckage just inches from the water . derailed Sunday , Why did the train derail? 10 13 +34 1 A New York City commuter train rounding a riverside curve derailed Sunday , killing four people and injuring more than 60 in a crash that threw passengers from the toppling cars and left a snaking chain of twisted wreckage just inches from the water . A New York City commuter train What was the line? (A,1,2,3..etc or amtrak?) 0 6 +34 1 A New York City commuter train rounding a riverside curve derailed Sunday , killing four people and injuring more than 60 in a crash that threw passengers from the toppling cars and left a snaking chain of twisted wreckage just inches from the water . threw passengers from the toppling cars How were they thrown from the train? 25 31 +34 1 A New York City commuter train rounding a riverside curve derailed Sunday , killing four people and injuring more than 60 in a crash that threw passengers from the toppling cars and left a snaking chain of twisted wreckage just inches from the water . derailed Why'd it derail? 10 11 +34 1 A New York City commuter train rounding a riverside curve derailed Sunday , killing four people and injuring more than 60 in a crash that threw passengers from the toppling cars and left a snaking chain of twisted wreckage just inches from the water . threw passengers How were the thrown from the cars? 25 27 +34 2 Some of the roughly 150 passengers on the early morning Metro - North train from Poughkeepsie to Manhattan were jolted from sleep around 7 : 20 a . m . to screams and the frightening sensation of their compartment rolling over on a bend in the Bronx where the Hudson and Harlem rivers meet . compartment rolling over on a bend in the What exactly made the train flip? Was this a particularly fast turn? 38 46 +34 3 When the motion stopped , four or five of the seven cars had lurched off the rails . When the motion stopped , How abrupt was the stop? Is this what caused the derailing? 0 5 +34 3 When the motion stopped , four or five of the seven cars had lurched off the rails . four or five Why is this a mystery? Four or five? How is that information somehow unknown if their were only seven cars? 5 8 +34 3 When the motion stopped , four or five of the seven cars had lurched off the rails . four or five of the seven Only part of the train was in the wreckage then? Was it the back half or something? 5 11 +34 3 When the motion stopped , four or five of the seven cars had lurched off the rails . four or five of the seven cars Why were they lurched off the rails? 5 12 +34 3 When the motion stopped , four or five of the seven cars had lurched off the rails . four or five Do they not know the exact number of cars that had derailed? 5 8 +34 4 It was the latest accident in a troubled year for the nation ' s second - biggest commuter railroad , which had never experienced a passenger death in an accident in its 31 - year - history . It was the latest accident How many accidents have their been? 0 5 +34 4 It was the latest accident in a troubled year for the nation ' s second - biggest commuter railroad , which had never experienced a passenger death in an accident in its 31 - year - history . 31 - year - history Why did this suddenly change? How old are the trains? 32 37 +34 4 It was the latest accident in a troubled year for the nation ' s second - biggest commuter railroad , which had never experienced a passenger death in an accident in its 31 - year - history . latest accident How many accidents have there been this year? 3 5 +34 4 It was the latest accident in a troubled year for the nation ' s second - biggest commuter railroad , which had never experienced a passenger death in an accident in its 31 - year - history . experienced a passenger death in an accident Does this mean there were only injuries in the other accidents, or were they minor with no injuries? 23 30 +34 5 " Four people lost their lives today in the holiday season , right after Thanksgiving , " Gov . today What was the date? Why is this ambiguous? 6 7 +35 1 An elderly man calls to ask if the land he owns will count as income to qualify for health coverage through Medicaid . land Will the man’s land count as income? 8 9 +35 1 An elderly man calls to ask if the land he owns will count as income to qualify for health coverage through Medicaid . calls Who is the man calling? 3 4 +35 1 An elderly man calls to ask if the land he owns will count as income to qualify for health coverage through Medicaid . calls Who is the man calling? 3 4 +35 1 An elderly man calls to ask if the land he owns will count as income to qualify for health coverage through Medicaid . calls to ask Who is the man calling and what is their relevance? 3 6 +35 2 A legal immigrant asks if she can sign up for a health plan through the state ' s online insurance marketplace . immigrant Can a legal immigrant sign up for a state health plan onlin? 2 3 +35 2 A legal immigrant asks if she can sign up for a health plan through the state ' s online insurance marketplace . asks Who is she asking? 3 4 +35 2 A legal immigrant asks if she can sign up for a health plan through the state ' s online insurance marketplace . asks Who is she asking? 3 4 +35 3 A broker wants help to become certified to start selling coverage . certified What are steps for a broker to become certified to sell insurance coverage. 6 7 +35 3 A broker wants help to become certified to start selling coverage . coverage What type of coverage does he want to sell? 10 11 +35 3 A broker wants help to become certified to start selling coverage . coverage What, in detail, is the coverage that the broker is wanting to sell? 10 11 +35 4 It ' s 10 a . m . Monday inside the call center of Connecticut ' s new insurance exchange established under the Affordable Care Act , the federal health law . Connecticut ' s When was Connecticut’s insurance exchange established? 14 17 +35 4 It ' s 10 a . m . Monday inside the call center of Connecticut ' s new insurance exchange established under the Affordable Care Act , the federal health law . Connecticut ' s new insurance exchange What is the relevance here? 14 20 +35 5 On the 21st floor of the downtown Prudential Building , about 25 operators in blue shaded cubicles are talking on telephone headsets while a dozen more callers wait on hold . downtown What city is this located in? 6 7 +36 1 California and New York still lure hundreds of thousands of immigrants from across the globe , but Texas , Florida , Colorado and the Carolinas are far more magnetic for people already living in the country , according to new estimates released Thursday by the U . S . Census Bureau . magnetic why are these states magnetic? 28 29 +36 1 California and New York still lure hundreds of thousands of immigrants from across the globe , but Texas , Florida , Colorado and the Carolinas are far more magnetic for people already living in the country , according to new estimates released Thursday by the U . S . Census Bureau . Texas , Florida , Colorado and the Carolinas Why are these states more appealing for Americans? 17 25 +36 2 Late last year , the Census Bureau announced that Southern and Western states had driven much of the population growth nationwide . Southern and Western states Which states? 9 13 +36 2 Late last year , the Census Bureau announced that Southern and Western states had driven much of the population growth nationwide . driven much of the population Why is this? 14 19 +36 3 The new numbers show what was behind the growth in each state : more babies , more immigrants or more newcomers from other states . other states . Which other states? 22 25 +36 3 The new numbers show what was behind the growth in each state : more babies , more immigrants or more newcomers from other states . behind the growth Earlier in the article, didn't the author state California and New York were responsible for the growth? 6 9 +36 3 The new numbers show what was behind the growth in each state : more babies , more immigrants or more newcomers from other states . more immigrants Does being a popular tourist destination make immigrants more likely to arrive? 16 18 +36 4 The fresh estimates are also another way of measuring whether the recession , which clamped down on state - to - state movement , has loosened its grip on American migration . estimates Are the statistics previously mentioned actual numbers or just estimates? 2 3 +36 4 The fresh estimates are also another way of measuring whether the recession , which clamped down on state - to - state movement , has loosened its grip on American migration . recession , which recession? 11 13 +36 5 Scholars said the new data , which gauged movement between July 2012 and July 2013 , showed only feeble signs of recovery . Scholars Who are the scholars? 0 1 +36 5 Scholars said the new data , which gauged movement between July 2012 and July 2013 , showed only feeble signs of recovery . Scholars Which scholars? 0 1 +36 5 Scholars said the new data , which gauged movement between July 2012 and July 2013 , showed only feeble signs of recovery . signs which signs were those? 19 20 +36 5 Scholars said the new data , which gauged movement between July 2012 and July 2013 , showed only feeble signs of recovery . recovery What metrics are used to determine recovery? 21 22 +36 5 Scholars said the new data , which gauged movement between July 2012 and July 2013 , showed only feeble signs of recovery . feeble signs of recovery Why only feeble signs of recovery? 18 22 +37 1 On a narrow central Idaho highway coursing through thickets of ponderosa pines and along a winding river , members of the Nez Perce tribe made their stand . made their stand What were they making a stand about? 24 27 +37 1 On a narrow central Idaho highway coursing through thickets of ponderosa pines and along a winding river , members of the Nez Perce tribe made their stand . made their stand Against who? For what reason? 24 27 +37 1 On a narrow central Idaho highway coursing through thickets of ponderosa pines and along a winding river , members of the Nez Perce tribe made their stand . Nez Perce tribe Who are these people? What is the timeframe here? 21 24 +37 2 Hundreds gathered along U . S . Highway 12 on Monday and Tuesday and formed a human blockade in an attempt to stop a controversial megaload of equipment bound for the oil tar sands of Alberta , Canada — a load reportedly weighing about 644 , 000 pounds and stretching over 200 feet . oil tar sands of Alberta , Why is this a controversial issue? 31 37 +37 3 They intended on continuing their protests Wednesday and Thursday nights . nights Where will they sleep? 9 10 +37 4 The protesters — tribal elders , mothers with young children , and activists from elsewhere — slowed but did not stop the convoy carrying a giant water evaporator . did not stop the convoy Why didn't they stop the convoy? 18 23 +37 4 The protesters — tribal elders , mothers with young children , and activists from elsewhere — slowed but did not stop the convoy carrying a giant water evaporator . giant water evaporator why did they have this? 25 28 +37 4 The protesters — tribal elders , mothers with young children , and activists from elsewhere — slowed but did not stop the convoy carrying a giant water evaporator . slowed but did not stop Were they not able to complete the human chain? 16 21 +37 4 The protesters — tribal elders , mothers with young children , and activists from elsewhere — slowed but did not stop the convoy carrying a giant water evaporator . activists from elsewhere What activists? Where are they from? 12 15 +37 5 After about 20 arrests for allegedly disturbing the peace by blocking the road , the load continued . load Is load the correct word here? 15 16 +37 5 After about 20 arrests for allegedly disturbing the peace by blocking the road , the load continued . 20 arrests Who was arrested? The mothers? Elders? 2 4 +38 1 When Daniel Promislow jogs with his Weimaraner , Silver , it pains him to see age creeping up on the 11 - year - old canine . Weimaraner , What does this type of dog look like? 6 8 +38 1 When Daniel Promislow jogs with his Weimaraner , Silver , it pains him to see age creeping up on the 11 - year - old canine . Daniel Promislow who is he? 1 3 +38 2 “ Month by month , he gets slower and slower , ” said Promislow , an evolutionary geneticist at the University of Washington ( UW ) . evolutionary geneticist What does this profession do? 16 18 +38 2 “ Month by month , he gets slower and slower , ” said Promislow , an evolutionary geneticist at the University of Washington ( UW ) . evolutionary geneticist What kind of tasks does an evolutionary geneticist fulfill? 16 18 +38 2 “ Month by month , he gets slower and slower , ” said Promislow , an evolutionary geneticist at the University of Washington ( UW ) . “ Month by month , how is he measuring? 0 5 +38 3 His other dog , Frisbee , still frolics like a pup — but at 10 , she also qualifies as elderly . Frisbee , how did he come up with the name? 4 6 +38 4 It ’ s a sad reality of pet ownership that our beloved companions never live as long we would wish . wish How long does one wish their pet live? 19 20 +38 5 But Promislow and his colleagues think it might be possible to shift those mortality curves — at least a little . mortality curves What is a mortality curve? 13 15 +38 5 But Promislow and his colleagues think it might be possible to shift those mortality curves — at least a little . shift those mortality curves How would they shift these curves? 11 15 +38 5 But Promislow and his colleagues think it might be possible to shift those mortality curves — at least a little . mortality how could he do that? 13 14 +38 5 But Promislow and his colleagues think it might be possible to shift those mortality curves — at least a little . colleagues Who are his colleagues? 4 5 +39 1 Fearful Togo officials have asked the African soccer confederation to move a game out of Ebola - affected Guinea as the outbreak of the deadly disease threatens to badly disrupt the African Cup ' s final qualifying round . threatens to badly disrupt the African Cup How would Ebola be a disruption to the African Cup? 26 33 +39 1 Fearful Togo officials have asked the African soccer confederation to move a game out of Ebola - affected Guinea as the outbreak of the deadly disease threatens to badly disrupt the African Cup ' s final qualifying round . Togo what is this word? 1 2 +39 1 Fearful Togo officials have asked the African soccer confederation to move a game out of Ebola - affected Guinea as the outbreak of the deadly disease threatens to badly disrupt the African Cup ' s final qualifying round . Ebola - affected Guinea Why are sports being played in an area with a known epidemic? 15 19 +39 1 Fearful Togo officials have asked the African soccer confederation to move a game out of Ebola - affected Guinea as the outbreak of the deadly disease threatens to badly disrupt the African Cup ' s final qualifying round . move a game out of Ebola - affected how eboloa would affect the soccer game? 10 18 +39 2 Games involving Sierra Leone are already under scrutiny after that country said it would not host any soccer matches until further notice because of Ebola . already under scrutiny Why are these games under scrutiny? 5 8 +39 2 Games involving Sierra Leone are already under scrutiny after that country said it would not host any soccer matches until further notice because of Ebola . Sierra Leone Is this a country? 2 4 +39 2 Games involving Sierra Leone are already under scrutiny after that country said it would not host any soccer matches until further notice because of Ebola . Sierra Leone Why is Sierra Leone under scrutiny for this choice? Shouldn't more locations follow suit? 2 4 +39 2 Games involving Sierra Leone are already under scrutiny after that country said it would not host any soccer matches until further notice because of Ebola . would not host any soccer matches why would they not host soccer matches? 13 19 +39 3 The Togo soccer federation ' s request refers to its first game of the final group stage in Guinea in the first week of September . first game Why is the request only for the first game? 10 12 +39 3 The Togo soccer federation ' s request refers to its first game of the final group stage in Guinea in the first week of September . Guinea WHich city is it played? 18 19 +39 4 The Togo federation said over the weekend that its players and officials feared traveling to Guinea , where the Ebola outbreak started and where more than 300 people are believed to have died from the virus . 300 people how are they confirmed ebola? 26 28 +39 5 " We are scared by the situation prevailing in that zone , " the Togolese federation said , adding it would follow advice from its government , which would likely prevent the party traveling to Guinea . situation prevailing in that zone , " Why is this the only zone they are scared by? 6 13 +39 5 " We are scared by the situation prevailing in that zone , " the Togolese federation said , adding it would follow advice from its government , which would likely prevent the party traveling to Guinea . scared is everyone scared or just them? 3 4 +40 2 It is an inspiring grass - roots movement led by some of the nation ' s most underpaid employees , and should be supported by everyone who has a sense of fairness . the nation ' s most underpaid employees , Who makes up this demographic? 12 20 +40 2 It is an inspiring grass - roots movement led by some of the nation ' s most underpaid employees , and should be supported by everyone who has a sense of fairness . grass - roots movement What is a grass roots movement? 4 8 +40 2 It is an inspiring grass - roots movement led by some of the nation ' s most underpaid employees , and should be supported by everyone who has a sense of fairness . It is an inspiring grass - roots movement What is an inspiring grass-roots movement? Why? 0 8 +40 3 First let ' s dispense with some of the nonsense that people have been told about these workers : they are not mostly teenagers . nonsense that people have been told Where are people getting this 'nonsense'? 9 15 +40 3 First let ' s dispense with some of the nonsense that people have been told about these workers : they are not mostly teenagers . teenagers How old are they then? 23 24 +40 3 First let ' s dispense with some of the nonsense that people have been told about these workers : they are not mostly teenagers . some of the nonsense that people have been told Who told these people this nonsense? Why? 6 15 +40 4 As my colleagues John Schmitt and Janelle Jones have shown , the majority are at least 23 and only 30 percent are teenagers . my colleagues Where do you all collectively work? 1 3 +40 4 As my colleagues John Schmitt and Janelle Jones have shown , the majority are at least 23 and only 30 percent are teenagers . John Schmitt and Janelle Jones Why are John Schmitt and Janelle Jones significant? 3 8 +40 4 As my colleagues John Schmitt and Janelle Jones have shown , the majority are at least 23 and only 30 percent are teenagers . John Schmitt and Janelle Jones How did they show this? 3 8 +40 5 More than a quarter of them are raising at least one child . raising How do they do this at work? 7 8 +41 1 When Porter the dog tries to figure out why his owner has placed a toy bone under a bucket , his response might provide some insight about human development , autism and other learning disabilities . provide some insight How will it provide insight? 23 26 +41 1 When Porter the dog tries to figure out why his owner has placed a toy bone under a bucket , his response might provide some insight about human development , autism and other learning disabilities . some insight How does a dog's behavior equate to human disorders like autism? 24 26 +41 1 When Porter the dog tries to figure out why his owner has placed a toy bone under a bucket , his response might provide some insight about human development , autism and other learning disabilities . autism why autism? 30 31 +41 1 When Porter the dog tries to figure out why his owner has placed a toy bone under a bucket , his response might provide some insight about human development , autism and other learning disabilities . insight How does this relate to developmental problems? 25 26 +41 2 That ’ s the hope of Laurie Santos , who runs the Canine Cognition Center at Yale , which opened in December . Laurie Santos , What makes this individual an expert in this area of research? 6 9 +41 2 That ’ s the hope of Laurie Santos , who runs the Canine Cognition Center at Yale , which opened in December . December which year? 21 22 +41 3 She pointed to the 4 - year - old chocolate Lab mix , brought in by psychology grad student Kristi Leimgruber . chocolate Lab mix , How are these dogs picked for this research study? 9 13 +41 3 She pointed to the 4 - year - old chocolate Lab mix , brought in by psychology grad student Kristi Leimgruber . chocolate meaning the dog is brown? 9 10 +41 3 She pointed to the 4 - year - old chocolate Lab mix , brought in by psychology grad student Kristi Leimgruber . mix , Does the breed have any relation to the task? 11 13 +41 4 Porter is growing up in the same kind of environment as human children , Santos said , so comparing how he learns with the way people learn can tell us a lot about human development . same kind of environment as human children , What kind of environment does this consist of? 6 14 +41 4 Porter is growing up in the same kind of environment as human children , Santos said , so comparing how he learns with the way people learn can tell us a lot about human development . same kind of environment as human children , Is this true, even though dogs don't go to school and the like? 6 14 +41 4 Porter is growing up in the same kind of environment as human children , Santos said , so comparing how he learns with the way people learn can tell us a lot about human development . tell us a lot how so can it teach? 28 32 +41 4 Porter is growing up in the same kind of environment as human children , Santos said , so comparing how he learns with the way people learn can tell us a lot about human development . development Do human children exhibit similar symptoms as adults with developmental disorders? 34 35 +41 5 “ So much more than primates , dogs are more cued into what we care about and what we know , ” Santos said . what we care about and what we know , ” How exactly is that possible if we can't communicate directly with dogs? 12 22 +41 5 “ So much more than primates , dogs are more cued into what we care about and what we know , ” Santos said . dogs How has Santos come to this conclusion and is there any validity to this? 7 8 +42 1 This year is shaping up to be a brutal one for the California sea lion - the third year in a row for record numbers of sea lion strandings in the state . record numbers Record numbers in terms of high or low? 23 25 +42 1 This year is shaping up to be a brutal one for the California sea lion - the third year in a row for record numbers of sea lion strandings in the state . brutal Why this year is considered brutal for California sea lion? 8 9 +42 1 This year is shaping up to be a brutal one for the California sea lion - the third year in a row for record numbers of sea lion strandings in the state . brutal one for the California sea lion Why is it brutal if there are many strandings? 8 15 +42 2 Sick , abandoned pups showed up in alarming numbers on beaches in January . beaches Which beaches? 10 11 +42 2 Sick , abandoned pups showed up in alarming numbers on beaches in January . alarming numbers How many show up exactly? 7 9 +42 2 Sick , abandoned pups showed up in alarming numbers on beaches in January . alarming why was it alarming? 7 8 +42 3 “ Their growth is stunted , ” said Shawn Johnson , director of veterinary science at the Marine Mammal Center in Sausalito , California . “ Their growth is stunted , ” Why is their growth stunted? 0 7 +42 3 “ Their growth is stunted , ” said Shawn Johnson , director of veterinary science at the Marine Mammal Center in Sausalito , California . “ Their growth is stunted , ” Why did Shawn Johnson said that their growth is stunted? 0 7 +42 3 “ Their growth is stunted , ” said Shawn Johnson , director of veterinary science at the Marine Mammal Center in Sausalito , California . “ Their growth is stunted , ” Is this due to being isolated or because there are no fish to eat? 0 7 +42 4 “ They ’ re basically starved to death — no muscle , no fat , just skin and bones . ” But pups aren ’ t the only ones in trouble . “ They ’ re basically starved to death Why are these animals starved to death? 0 8 +42 4 “ They ’ re basically starved to death — no muscle , no fat , just skin and bones . ” But pups aren ’ t the only ones in trouble . aren ’ t the only ones in trouble Are other marine lives in danger? Why is this happening? 24 32 +42 4 “ They ’ re basically starved to death — no muscle , no fat , just skin and bones . ” But pups aren ’ t the only ones in trouble . only ones who else is in trouble? 28 30 +42 5 California marine mammal rehabilitation centers last month treated record numbers of sea lions of all ages . treated How did they treat these animals? 7 8 +42 5 California marine mammal rehabilitation centers last month treated record numbers of sea lions of all ages . treated record numbers of sea lions of all ages How many sea lions were treated last month? 7 16 +43 1 For decades , humans have built rovers to visit places we can ’ t easily reach , including the moon and Mars . rovers Is it just rovers? How do they get there? 6 7 +43 1 For decades , humans have built rovers to visit places we can ’ t easily reach , including the moon and Mars . For decades , When was the first rover built? 0 3 +43 1 For decades , humans have built rovers to visit places we can ’ t easily reach , including the moon and Mars . moon and Mars Have we sent rovers anywhere else? 19 22 +43 1 For decades , humans have built rovers to visit places we can ’ t easily reach , including the moon and Mars . rovers What is a rover? 6 7 +43 2 Now scientists have built a rover to explore another challenging target : colonies of adorable penguins . scientists Which scientists? 1 2 +43 2 Now scientists have built a rover to explore another challenging target : colonies of adorable penguins . colonies Where are these colonies? Why is a rover needed? 12 13 +43 2 Now scientists have built a rover to explore another challenging target : colonies of adorable penguins . challenging target : Why are the penguins hard to study? 9 12 +43 2 Now scientists have built a rover to explore another challenging target : colonies of adorable penguins . rover Is there something unique about this new rover? 5 6 +43 2 Now scientists have built a rover to explore another challenging target : colonies of adorable penguins . penguins How are rovers used to explore penguins? 15 16 +43 3 A team led by scientists from the University of Strasbourg in France have built a rover that looks like a fluffy penguin chick , allowing it to sneak around Antarctic colonies and get close to individual birds without ruffling too many feathers along the way . sneak around How will it operate? How does the rover sneak around? 27 29 +43 3 A team led by scientists from the University of Strasbourg in France have built a rover that looks like a fluffy penguin chick , allowing it to sneak around Antarctic colonies and get close to individual birds without ruffling too many feathers along the way . fluffy penguin chick , What type of penguin? 20 24 +43 3 A team led by scientists from the University of Strasbourg in France have built a rover that looks like a fluffy penguin chick , allowing it to sneak around Antarctic colonies and get close to individual birds without ruffling too many feathers along the way . get close to individual birds Which birds? 32 37 +43 4 The findings , described in the journal Nature Methods , show that when studying animals in the wild , it may often be better for humans to stay out of the way and let robots do the work . Nature Methods , Does this journal have empirical evidence to support this fact? 7 10 +43 4 The findings , described in the journal Nature Methods , show that when studying animals in the wild , it may often be better for humans to stay out of the way and let robots do the work . humans to stay out of the way Why should humans stay out of the way when studying animals? 25 32 +43 5 Researchers who try to study animals like penguins in the field often end up stressing out the creatures . stressing out the creatures Do the animals stay stressed out after a long duration of time has passed by of them being observed by humans? 14 18 +43 5 Researchers who try to study animals like penguins in the field often end up stressing out the creatures . stressing out the creatures What does this mean? 14 18 +43 5 Researchers who try to study animals like penguins in the field often end up stressing out the creatures . stressing out the creatures How do humans stress out the creatures? 14 18 +44 1 Before he even started school , Jason Borders tended to collect objects such as animal bones that he found while exploring his neighborhood near Ashland , the Henry Clay Estate in Lexington , Ky . " I always had a little cabinet of curiosities in my room , and in the garage , " Borders recalls . collect objects such as animal bones Why did Jason Borders collect such objects? 10 16 +44 1 Before he even started school , Jason Borders tended to collect objects such as animal bones that he found while exploring his neighborhood near Ashland , the Henry Clay Estate in Lexington , Ky . " I always had a little cabinet of curiosities in my room , and in the garage , " Borders recalls . Jason Borders Who is Jason Borders and what is important about him? 6 8 +44 1 Before he even started school , Jason Borders tended to collect objects such as animal bones that he found while exploring his neighborhood near Ashland , the Henry Clay Estate in Lexington , Ky . " I always had a little cabinet of curiosities in my room , and in the garage , " Borders recalls . tended to collect objects such as animal bones Why does he have such a fascination and tendency to collect bones? 8 16 +44 1 Before he even started school , Jason Borders tended to collect objects such as animal bones that he found while exploring his neighborhood near Ashland , the Henry Clay Estate in Lexington , Ky . " I always had a little cabinet of curiosities in my room , and in the garage , " Borders recalls . Henry Clay Estate Is that the name of the subdivision or the actual house? 27 30 +44 2 Years later , Borders still is collecting bones and curiosities , only now they are his canvas for intricate designs and hang in galleries where they sell for hundreds and thousands of dollars each . sell for hundreds and thousands Why were people interested in buying his work? 26 31 +44 2 Years later , Borders still is collecting bones and curiosities , only now they are his canvas for intricate designs and hang in galleries where they sell for hundreds and thousands of dollars each . galleries Which galleries? 23 24 +44 2 Years later , Borders still is collecting bones and curiosities , only now they are his canvas for intricate designs and hang in galleries where they sell for hundreds and thousands of dollars each . galleries In what type of galleries do Borders designs hang? 23 24 +44 2 Years later , Borders still is collecting bones and curiosities , only now they are his canvas for intricate designs and hang in galleries where they sell for hundreds and thousands of dollars each . sell for hundreds and thousands of dollars each Who is buying bone designs for such high prices? 26 34 +44 2 Years later , Borders still is collecting bones and curiosities , only now they are his canvas for intricate designs and hang in galleries where they sell for hundreds and thousands of dollars each . canvas for intricate designs Does he carve or draw on them? 16 20 +44 3 Borders now lives in Portland , Ore . , with his wife , fellow Henry Clay High School graduate Elizabeth Sumney Borders . with his wife , Does his wife think it's weird that her husband collects bones for a living, and what kinds of social adjustments has she had to make because of this? 9 13 +44 4 But he was back in Lexington this month to open a show of his work at Mulberry & amp ; Lime , a downtown home furnishings and gift shop that also sells work by local artists . he was back in Lexington Was he invited to come? 1 6 +44 4 But he was back in Lexington this month to open a show of his work at Mulberry & amp ; Lime , a downtown home furnishings and gift shop that also sells work by local artists . work Is Borders a painter? 14 15 +44 4 But he was back in Lexington this month to open a show of his work at Mulberry & amp ; Lime , a downtown home furnishings and gift shop that also sells work by local artists . What type of work do these local artists sell? Bones? 0 0 +44 5 Shop owner Mary Ginocchio said she decided to show Jason Borders ' work after Lexington artist Bob Morgan suggested it . Mary Ginocchio said she decided to show What intrigued her about Borders' work? 2 9 +44 5 Shop owner Mary Ginocchio said she decided to show Jason Borders ' work after Lexington artist Bob Morgan suggested it . Bob Morgan suggested Why is it significant that a suggestion from Bob Morgan influence the shop owner to show Borders' work? 16 19 +44 5 Shop owner Mary Ginocchio said she decided to show Jason Borders ' work after Lexington artist Bob Morgan suggested it . she decided What about Bob Morgan's suggestion to her made her decide to show Borders' work. 5 7 +45 1 In China , Maura Cunningham says , if you ’ re going to hold an online discussion of the Tiananmen Square massacre , you better speak in code . better speak in code Why? What kind of code? 24 28 +45 1 In China , Maura Cunningham says , if you ’ re going to hold an online discussion of the Tiananmen Square massacre , you better speak in code . Maura Cunningham What is this person's relation to the topic? Are they an expert or what is the connection? 3 5 +45 1 In China , Maura Cunningham says , if you ’ re going to hold an online discussion of the Tiananmen Square massacre , you better speak in code . speak in code What does speak in code mean? 25 28 +45 1 In China , Maura Cunningham says , if you ’ re going to hold an online discussion of the Tiananmen Square massacre , you better speak in code . Maura Cunningham Who is Maura Cunningham, and why are they important? 3 5 +45 1 In China , Maura Cunningham says , if you ’ re going to hold an online discussion of the Tiananmen Square massacre , you better speak in code . Tiananmen what is this event? 19 20 +45 2 Don ’ t mention “ June 4th , ” the date the tanks rolled against unarmed protesters . Don ’ t mention “ June 4th , ” Why not mention them? 0 9 +45 2 Don ’ t mention “ June 4th , ” the date the tanks rolled against unarmed protesters . “ June 4th , ” is it well known? 4 9 +45 3 Instead , try “ May 35th ” — a count of that month ’ s 31 days plus four in June . “ May 35th ” is that clever? 3 7 +45 4 It ’ s a way around the censors and to avoid the lurking presence of the state security apparatus . lurking presence In what way is this presence taking place? Wire taps? 12 14 +45 4 It ’ s a way around the censors and to avoid the lurking presence of the state security apparatus . state security apparatus Why is there a state security apparatus? 16 19 +45 4 It ’ s a way around the censors and to avoid the lurking presence of the state security apparatus . censors Why are there censors? 7 8 +45 5 The game being played between citizen and government isn ’ t exactly cat - and - mouse , said Cunningham , a scholar of Chinese history from Philadelphia . game What is the \"game\"? 1 2 +45 5 The game being played between citizen and government isn ’ t exactly cat - and - mouse , said Cunningham , a scholar of Chinese history from Philadelphia . game What game is being played? 1 2 +45 5 The game being played between citizen and government isn ’ t exactly cat - and - mouse , said Cunningham , a scholar of Chinese history from Philadelphia . cat - and - mouse , What does cat-and-mouse mean? 12 18 +45 5 The game being played between citizen and government isn ’ t exactly cat - and - mouse , said Cunningham , a scholar of Chinese history from Philadelphia . cat - and - mouse , what game is it then? 12 18 +46 1 A mummy rolled down hospital hallways here on Sunday . hospital hallways Which hospital? 4 6 +46 1 A mummy rolled down hospital hallways here on Sunday . mummy What type of mummy is it, a ghost, a real mummy, a person dressed up as a mummy? 1 2 +46 1 A mummy rolled down hospital hallways here on Sunday . rolled What was he rolling on, skates, skateboard, or wheelchair? 2 3 +46 1 A mummy rolled down hospital hallways here on Sunday . hospital Which hospital was the event at? 4 5 +46 1 A mummy rolled down hospital hallways here on Sunday . rolled down How did the mummy roll down the hallway? 2 4 +46 1 A mummy rolled down hospital hallways here on Sunday . rolled Why would a mummy be freely rolling in the hallways? 2 3 +46 1 A mummy rolled down hospital hallways here on Sunday . hospital How did the mummy end up inside a hospital and not inside a museum? 4 5 +46 2 Amen - Nestawy - Nakht , a 3 , 000 - year - old Egyptian priest , was getting a CAT scan at Barnes - Jewish Hospital . 3 , 000 - year - old What state are the remains in? 7 14 +46 2 Amen - Nestawy - Nakht , a 3 , 000 - year - old Egyptian priest , was getting a CAT scan at Barnes - Jewish Hospital . getting a CAT scan Why is a 3,000 year old body receiving a CAT scan? 18 22 +46 2 Amen - Nestawy - Nakht , a 3 , 000 - year - old Egyptian priest , was getting a CAT scan at Barnes - Jewish Hospital . CAT scan Why a CAT scan and not some other type of imaging? 20 22 +46 2 Amen - Nestawy - Nakht , a 3 , 000 - year - old Egyptian priest , was getting a CAT scan at Barnes - Jewish Hospital . CAT scan scan for what reason? 20 22 +46 2 Amen - Nestawy - Nakht , a 3 , 000 - year - old Egyptian priest , was getting a CAT scan at Barnes - Jewish Hospital . priest , How did archaeologists know Amen-Nestawy-Nakht used to be a priest? 15 17 +46 2 Amen - Nestawy - Nakht , a 3 , 000 - year - old Egyptian priest , was getting a CAT scan at Barnes - Jewish Hospital . CAT scan What can a CAT scan tell scientists about a 3,000 year old body? 20 22 +46 3 It was probably his second . It What is it? 0 1 +46 3 It was probably his second . second How could the mummy have received a first CAT scan? 4 5 +46 4 The last one was a couple of decades ago , when technology wasn ’ t what it is now . couple of decades ago , What year is being referenced? 5 10 +46 4 The last one was a couple of decades ago , when technology wasn ’ t what it is now . when technology wasn ’ t what it is now What level of technology was available decades ago? 10 19 +46 4 The last one was a couple of decades ago , when technology wasn ’ t what it is now . what it is now What has changed in CAT scan technology since then? 15 19 +46 4 The last one was a couple of decades ago , when technology wasn ’ t what it is now . The last one his last cat scan? 0 3 +46 4 The last one was a couple of decades ago , when technology wasn ’ t what it is now . decades Why did he receive a CAT scan a couple decades ago and what will a second one reveal? 7 8 +46 5 A team of art museum officials and university doctors hoped this round could reveal new information : His cause of death . art museum officials Which art museum? 3 6 +46 5 A team of art museum officials and university doctors hoped this round could reveal new information : His cause of death . university doctors What university are the doctors from? 7 9 +46 5 A team of art museum officials and university doctors hoped this round could reveal new information : His cause of death . art museum What is the name of the Art Museum? 3 5 +46 5 A team of art museum officials and university doctors hoped this round could reveal new information : His cause of death . university What is the name of the University where the doctors are from? 7 8 +46 5 A team of art museum officials and university doctors hoped this round could reveal new information : His cause of death . doctors What are the specialties of the doctors referred to in this article. 8 9 +46 5 A team of art museum officials and university doctors hoped this round could reveal new information : His cause of death . hoped Why are they interested in his cause of death? 9 10 +46 5 A team of art museum officials and university doctors hoped this round could reveal new information : His cause of death . His cause of death did it work? 17 21 +46 5 A team of art museum officials and university doctors hoped this round could reveal new information : His cause of death . officials How do art museum officials differ from researchers or archaeologists? 5 6 +46 5 A team of art museum officials and university doctors hoped this round could reveal new information : His cause of death . doctors How will this CAT scan provide new information to university doctors? 8 9 +47 1 Minutes after arriving by bus at an outlet mall in Cabazon , California , a dozen or so Chinese tourists hustled out to buy luggage that they planned to stuff with high - end clothes , shoes and bags . Chinese tourists hustled out to buy luggage Why were the Chinese tourists in Cabazon, California? 18 25 +47 1 Minutes after arriving by bus at an outlet mall in Cabazon , California , a dozen or so Chinese tourists hustled out to buy luggage that they planned to stuff with high - end clothes , shoes and bags . high - end clothes , shoes and bags Why were they buying high-end clothing, shoes, and bags? 31 39 +47 1 Minutes after arriving by bus at an outlet mall in Cabazon , California , a dozen or so Chinese tourists hustled out to buy luggage that they planned to stuff with high - end clothes , shoes and bags . high - end clothes , shoes and bags Did they already have the high-end clothing or were they going to buy it after they bought the luggage? 31 39 +47 1 Minutes after arriving by bus at an outlet mall in Cabazon , California , a dozen or so Chinese tourists hustled out to buy luggage that they planned to stuff with high - end clothes , shoes and bags . Cabazon , California Why specifically Cabazon? 10 13 +47 1 Minutes after arriving by bus at an outlet mall in Cabazon , California , a dozen or so Chinese tourists hustled out to buy luggage that they planned to stuff with high - end clothes , shoes and bags . Cabazon , where in california is it located? 10 12 +47 2 But not Guoshing Cui , a Samsung supervisor from Guangzhou . But not Guoshing Cui Why not Guoshing Cui and what is this referring to exactly? 0 4 +47 2 But not Guoshing Cui , a Samsung supervisor from Guangzhou . But not Guoshing Cui , Why aren't they? 0 5 +47 3 He made a beeline for the Coach store , where he picked out three expensive handbags . He made a beeline for the Coach store , Why was he rushing to get to the Coach store? 0 9 +47 3 He made a beeline for the Coach store , where he picked out three expensive handbags . picked out three expensive handbags Why did he buy three expensive bags? 11 16 +47 3 He made a beeline for the Coach store , where he picked out three expensive handbags . Coach store , Why the coach store specifically? 6 9 +47 4 He paid more than $ 800 from a wad of $ 100 bills . $ 100 bills How did he get so much money? 10 13 +47 4 He paid more than $ 800 from a wad of $ 100 bills . of $ 100 bills why does he have so much money? 9 13 +47 5 The bags were gifts for family and friends in China , where Coach goods sell for two to three times the price in the U . S . “ It ’ s a smart move , ” he said of his purchases . sell for two to three times Why are they so much more expensive in China? 14 20 +47 5 The bags were gifts for family and friends in China , where Coach goods sell for two to three times the price in the U . S . “ It ’ s a smart move , ” he said of his purchases . Coach goods sell for two to three times the why is it more expensive in guangzhou? 12 21 +48 2 Complaining that the public was being misinformed about the crisis and then blaming the unfolding tragedy on spending cuts was bad enough . being misinformed What was the misinformation? Did people believe not enough information was being disclosed or incomplete information was being shared? 5 7 +48 2 Complaining that the public was being misinformed about the crisis and then blaming the unfolding tragedy on spending cuts was bad enough . tragedy on spending cuts What spending cuts are being referred to? Why is this considered a tragedy? 15 19 +48 2 Complaining that the public was being misinformed about the crisis and then blaming the unfolding tragedy on spending cuts was bad enough . being misinformed How was the public being misinformed about the crisis? 5 7 +48 2 Complaining that the public was being misinformed about the crisis and then blaming the unfolding tragedy on spending cuts was bad enough . blaming the unfolding tragedy on spending cuts Why were they blaming spending cuts for the unfolding tragedy? 12 19 +48 2 Complaining that the public was being misinformed about the crisis and then blaming the unfolding tragedy on spending cuts was bad enough . Complaining Who was complaining and blaming? 0 1 +48 2 Complaining that the public was being misinformed about the crisis and then blaming the unfolding tragedy on spending cuts was bad enough . public was being misinformed How was the public being misinformed by the Obama administration? 3 7 +48 3 The appointment of a political fix - it man with flimsy medical credentials as Ebola czar confirmed the White House response is more political than responsible . flimsy Why are the credentials of the political appointee considered flimsy? 10 11 +48 3 The appointment of a political fix - it man with flimsy medical credentials as Ebola czar confirmed the White House response is more political than responsible . flimsy medical credentials as Ebola czar Who confirmed his medical credentials were flimsy? 10 16 +48 3 The appointment of a political fix - it man with flimsy medical credentials as Ebola czar confirmed the White House response is more political than responsible . response is more political than responsible . In what ways were the White House respones more political than responsible? 20 27 +48 3 The appointment of a political fix - it man with flimsy medical credentials as Ebola czar confirmed the White House response is more political than responsible . political fix - it man Who are you referring to? 4 9 +48 3 The appointment of a political fix - it man with flimsy medical credentials as Ebola czar confirmed the White House response is more political than responsible . appointment of a political fix - it man Who is the political fix-it man? 1 9 +48 3 The appointment of a political fix - it man with flimsy medical credentials as Ebola czar confirmed the White House response is more political than responsible . flimsy medical credentials What are the medical credentialsof the Ebola czar? 10 13 +48 4 In an hour of need , our assortment of national and international public health administrators — including the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention ( CDC ) , National Institutes of Health ( NIH ) , and the United Nation ' s World Health Organization ( WHO ) — dropped the ball with deadly consequences . dropped the ball with deadly consequences Why are the health administrators being accused of \"dropping the ball\"? 49 55 +48 4 In an hour of need , our assortment of national and international public health administrators — including the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention ( CDC ) , National Institutes of Health ( NIH ) , and the United Nation ' s World Health Organization ( WHO ) — dropped the ball with deadly consequences . an hour of need , Who's hour of need was it? 1 6 +48 4 In an hour of need , our assortment of national and international public health administrators — including the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention ( CDC ) , National Institutes of Health ( NIH ) , and the United Nation ' s World Health Organization ( WHO ) — dropped the ball with deadly consequences . dropped the ball with deadly consequences How did these firms drop the ball? 49 55 +48 4 In an hour of need , our assortment of national and international public health administrators — including the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention ( CDC ) , National Institutes of Health ( NIH ) , and the United Nation ' s World Health Organization ( WHO ) — dropped the ball with deadly consequences . deadly consequences What were the deadly consequences? 53 55 +48 5 That ' s due to the way government bureaucrats generally allocate public resources and the poor coordination plaguing the agencies that are tasked with fighting the epidemic on the front line . poor coordination Why has the coordination been described as poor? 15 17 +48 5 That ' s due to the way government bureaucrats generally allocate public resources and the poor coordination plaguing the agencies that are tasked with fighting the epidemic on the front line . agencies How did they allocate the resources? What caused the poor coordination for the agencies? 19 20 +48 5 That ' s due to the way government bureaucrats generally allocate public resources and the poor coordination plaguing the agencies that are tasked with fighting the epidemic on the front line . poor coordination plaguing the agencies How is the coordination poor between the agencies? 15 20 +49 1 There are many reasons Ron Morgan ’ s 100 Gardens project could fail , but there are more reasons he ’ s determined to make it work , one vegetable seedling at a time . determined Why is Ron Morgan determined to make it work? 22 23 +49 1 There are many reasons Ron Morgan ’ s 100 Gardens project could fail , but there are more reasons he ’ s determined to make it work , one vegetable seedling at a time . Ron Morgan ’ s 100 Gardens project What is this project and what is the purpose of it? 4 11 +49 1 There are many reasons Ron Morgan ’ s 100 Gardens project could fail , but there are more reasons he ’ s determined to make it work , one vegetable seedling at a time . vegetable seedling What types of vegetable seedlings? 29 31 +49 1 There are many reasons Ron Morgan ’ s 100 Gardens project could fail , but there are more reasons he ’ s determined to make it work , one vegetable seedling at a time . determined Why is he so determined? 22 23 +49 2 The idea behind the nonprofit came to Morgan after a trip to Haiti following the 2010 earthquake . idea Why did the idea come to Morgan after an earthquake? 1 2 +49 3 An architect by training , he traveled there with members of Steele Creek Presbyterian Church , expecting to design shelters for some of the 1 . 5 million people left homeless . shelters How did Morgan expect to design the shelters? 19 20 +49 3 An architect by training , he traveled there with members of Steele Creek Presbyterian Church , expecting to design shelters for some of the 1 . 5 million people left homeless . architect by training , What initially inspired him to become an architect? 1 5 +49 3 An architect by training , he traveled there with members of Steele Creek Presbyterian Church , expecting to design shelters for some of the 1 . 5 million people left homeless . An architect by training , What type of training was it? College? 0 5 +49 4 He returned with the conviction that food production was a greater need . food Why did Morgan think food production was a greater need? 6 7 +49 4 He returned with the conviction that food production was a greater need . greater need Why did he see greater need for food production than shelter? 10 12 +49 4 He returned with the conviction that food production was a greater need . conviction What convinced him of this idea? 4 5 +50 1 When studying earthquakes , especially in California , scientists often find that ocean waves get in the way . ocean Why do ocean waves get in the way? 12 13 +50 1 When studying earthquakes , especially in California , scientists often find that ocean waves get in the way . scientists Which scientists? 8 9 +50 1 When studying earthquakes , especially in California , scientists often find that ocean waves get in the way . ocean waves get in the way how do the waves get in the way? 12 18 +50 1 When studying earthquakes , especially in California , scientists often find that ocean waves get in the way . ocean waves get in the way How to ocean waves get in the way of earthquakes? 12 18 +50 1 When studying earthquakes , especially in California , scientists often find that ocean waves get in the way . ocean waves get in the way How do the waves get in the way? 12 18 +50 2 As the water hits the coast , it creates tiny seismic waves that interfere with researchers ’ efforts to listen for the bigger waves created by quakes . listen How do they listen? 19 20 +50 2 As the water hits the coast , it creates tiny seismic waves that interfere with researchers ’ efforts to listen for the bigger waves created by quakes . listen for the bigger waves wouldn't the bigger waves sound different? 19 24 +50 2 As the water hits the coast , it creates tiny seismic waves that interfere with researchers ’ efforts to listen for the bigger waves created by quakes . tiny seismic waves What are seismic waves? 9 12 +50 3 Now scientists at Stanford University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have figured out a way to use ocean waves to simulate the ground motion that occurs in real earthquakes — and they ’ ve confirmed that Los Angeles is particularly vulnerable to a large quake along the southern San Andreas Fault . to simulate how do they simulate the earthquake with the waves? 20 22 +50 3 Now scientists at Stanford University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have figured out a way to use ocean waves to simulate the ground motion that occurs in real earthquakes — and they ’ ve confirmed that Los Angeles is particularly vulnerable to a large quake along the southern San Andreas Fault . simulate the ground motion How do they do this specifically? 21 25 +50 4 When “ the big one ” hits , it could create shaking in Los Angeles that is three times stronger than in surrounding areas , the team reported in Friday ’ s edition of the journal Science . “ the big one ” hits , when what hits? 1 8 +50 4 When “ the big one ” hits , it could create shaking in Los Angeles that is three times stronger than in surrounding areas , the team reported in Friday ’ s edition of the journal Science . three times stronger Why would it be stronger in LA? 17 20 +50 5 That ’ s because the city sits atop a soft sedimentary basin , they said . soft sedimentary basin , What does this mean? 9 13 +50 5 That ’ s because the city sits atop a soft sedimentary basin , they said . soft sedimentary basin , What kinds of materials does this basin consist of? 9 13 +51 1 The following were among Friday ' s offerings and pricings in the U . S . and non - U . S . capital markets , with terms and syndicate manager , as compiled by Dow Jones Capital Markets Report : syndicate manager , What is a syndicate manager? 29 32 +51 2 Dow Chemical Co . - - $ 150 million of 8 . 55 % senior notes due Oct . 15 , 2009 , priced at par . senior notes What is a senior note? 14 16 +51 2 Dow Chemical Co . - - $ 150 million of 8 . 55 % senior notes due Oct . 15 , 2009 , priced at par . senior notes What are Senior notes? 14 16 +51 2 Dow Chemical Co . - - $ 150 million of 8 . 55 % senior notes due Oct . 15 , 2009 , priced at par . priced at par What does priced at par mean? 23 26 +51 2 Dow Chemical Co . - - $ 150 million of 8 . 55 % senior notes due Oct . 15 , 2009 , priced at par . priced at par What does priced at par mean? 23 26 +51 3 The issue , which is puttable back to the company at par on Oct . 15 , 1999 , was priced at a spread of 50 basis points above the Treasury ' s 10 - year note . basis points What is a basis point? 26 28 +51 3 The issue , which is puttable back to the company at par on Oct . 15 , 1999 , was priced at a spread of 50 basis points above the Treasury ' s 10 - year note . puttable What does puttable mean? 5 6 +51 3 The issue , which is puttable back to the company at par on Oct . 15 , 1999 , was priced at a spread of 50 basis points above the Treasury ' s 10 - year note . basis points What are basis points and what do they do? 26 28 +51 3 The issue , which is puttable back to the company at par on Oct . 15 , 1999 , was priced at a spread of 50 basis points above the Treasury ' s 10 - year note . puttable back What does puttable back mean? 5 7 +51 4 Rated single - A - 1 by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . and single - A by Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , the non - callable issue will be sold through underwriters led by Merrill Lynch Capital Markets . single - A - 1 What does this rating mean? 1 6 +51 4 Rated single - A - 1 by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . and single - A by Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , the non - callable issue will be sold through underwriters led by Merrill Lynch Capital Markets . single - A - 1 What is Single-A-1? 1 6 +51 4 Rated single - A - 1 by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . and single - A by Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , the non - callable issue will be sold through underwriters led by Merrill Lynch Capital Markets . single - A What is Single-A? 1 4 +51 4 Rated single - A - 1 by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . and single - A by Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , the non - callable issue will be sold through underwriters led by Merrill Lynch Capital Markets . non - callable issue What is the non-callable issue? 28 32 +51 4 Rated single - A - 1 by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . and single - A by Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , the non - callable issue will be sold through underwriters led by Merrill Lynch Capital Markets . single - A - 1 Whats does single-A-1 mean? 1 6 +51 4 Rated single - A - 1 by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . and single - A by Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , the non - callable issue will be sold through underwriters led by Merrill Lynch Capital Markets . single - A What does single single-A mean? 1 4 +51 4 Rated single - A - 1 by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . and single - A by Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , the non - callable issue will be sold through underwriters led by Merrill Lynch Capital Markets . non - callable What does non-callable mean? 28 31 +51 5 Centel Capital Corp . - - $ 150 million of 9 % debentures due Oct . 15 , 2019 , priced at 99 . 943 to yield 9 . 008 % . debentures What are debentures? 12 13 +51 5 Centel Capital Corp . - - $ 150 million of 9 % debentures due Oct . 15 , 2019 , priced at 99 . 943 to yield 9 . 008 % . debentures What are debentures? 12 13 +51 5 Centel Capital Corp . - - $ 150 million of 9 % debentures due Oct . 15 , 2019 , priced at 99 . 943 to yield 9 . 008 % . debentures What is a debentures? 12 13 +52 1 The chemical industry is expected to report that profits eroded in the third quarter because of skidding prices in the commodity end of the business . skidding prices Why were prices skidding in the commodity end? 16 18 +52 1 The chemical industry is expected to report that profits eroded in the third quarter because of skidding prices in the commodity end of the business . skidding Why were prices skidding in the chemical industry? 16 17 +52 1 The chemical industry is expected to report that profits eroded in the third quarter because of skidding prices in the commodity end of the business . eroded How much did the profits of the chemical industry decrease? 9 10 +52 2 Producers of commodity chemicals , the basic chemicals produced in huge volumes for other manufacturers , have seen sharp inventory cutting by buyers . inventory cutting by buyers . How had inventory cutting been happening? 19 24 +52 2 Producers of commodity chemicals , the basic chemicals produced in huge volumes for other manufacturers , have seen sharp inventory cutting by buyers . Producers of commodity chemicals , Who produces commodity chemicals? 0 5 +52 2 Producers of commodity chemicals , the basic chemicals produced in huge volumes for other manufacturers , have seen sharp inventory cutting by buyers . inventory What is behind the inventory cutting by buyers? 19 20 +52 2 Producers of commodity chemicals , the basic chemicals produced in huge volumes for other manufacturers , have seen sharp inventory cutting by buyers . sharp Why were the buyers cutting inventory? 18 19 +52 2 Producers of commodity chemicals , the basic chemicals produced in huge volumes for other manufacturers , have seen sharp inventory cutting by buyers . commodity chemicals , what are those? 2 5 +52 3 Once the chief beneficiaries of the industry ' s now fading boom , these producers also will be reporting against exceptionally strong performances in the 1988 third quarter . fading Why did commodity chemicals suffer a fading boom? 10 11 +52 3 Once the chief beneficiaries of the industry ' s now fading boom , these producers also will be reporting against exceptionally strong performances in the 1988 third quarter . strong How will the producers report against the strong performances? 21 22 +52 4 " For some of these companies , this will be the first quarter with year - to - year negative comparisons , " says Leonard Bogner , a chemical industry analyst at Prudential Bache Research . " This could be the first of five or six down quarters . " first of five or six down quarters . " Why would there be so many down quarters? 41 50 +52 4 " For some of these companies , this will be the first quarter with year - to - year negative comparisons , " says Leonard Bogner , a chemical industry analyst at Prudential Bache Research . " This could be the first of five or six down quarters . " first Why are several quarters being predicted to be impacted negatively? 11 12 +52 4 " For some of these companies , this will be the first quarter with year - to - year negative comparisons , " says Leonard Bogner , a chemical industry analyst at Prudential Bache Research . " This could be the first of five or six down quarters . " down What does \"down quarters\" mean? 46 47 +52 4 " For some of these companies , this will be the first quarter with year - to - year negative comparisons , " says Leonard Bogner , a chemical industry analyst at Prudential Bache Research . " This could be the first of five or six down quarters . " of five or six down quarters why so many down quarters? 42 48 +52 5 Perhaps most prominent , Dow Chemical Co . , which as of midyear had racked up eight consecutive record quarters , is expected to report that profit decreased in the latest quarter from a year earlier , if only by a shade . decreased How much exactly did the profit decrease? 27 28 +53 1 Tandem Computers Inc . , preparing to fight with International Business Machines Corp . for a piece of the mainframe business , said it expects to post higher revenue and earnings for its fiscal fourth quarter ended Sept . 30 . Tandem Computers Inc Why did Tandem decide to partner up with International Business Machines Corp? 0 3 +53 1 Tandem Computers Inc . , preparing to fight with International Business Machines Corp . for a piece of the mainframe business , said it expects to post higher revenue and earnings for its fiscal fourth quarter ended Sept . 30 . to fight What are they fighting over? 6 8 +53 2 Tandem said it expects to report revenue of about $ 450 million and earnings of 35 cents to 40 cents a share . $ 450 million and earnings of 35 cents to 40 cents How to expect to report such growth? 9 20 +53 2 Tandem said it expects to report revenue of about $ 450 million and earnings of 35 cents to 40 cents a share . 35 cents to 40 cents is that low? 15 20 +53 3 The results , which are in line with analysts ' estimates , reflect " a continued improvement in our U . S . business , " said James Treybig , Tandem ' s chief executive officer . " a continued improvement in our U . S . business , " How are we continuing to improve U.S. businesses? 13 26 +53 3 The results , which are in line with analysts ' estimates , reflect " a continued improvement in our U . S . business , " said James Treybig , Tandem ' s chief executive officer . in line with analysts ' estimates , Which analysts? 5 12 +53 3 The results , which are in line with analysts ' estimates , reflect " a continued improvement in our U . S . business , " said James Treybig , Tandem ' s chief executive officer . analysts ' estimates , how did they estimate? 8 12 +53 5 Tandem expects to report the full results for the quarter next week . next week which week was it? 10 12 +54 1 Avis Inc . , following rival Hertz Corp . ' s lead , said it is backing out of frequent - flier programs with three airlines . it is backing out Why is it backing out? 14 18 +54 1 Avis Inc . , following rival Hertz Corp . ' s lead , said it is backing out of frequent - flier programs with three airlines . with three airlines Which three airlines? 23 26 +54 1 Avis Inc . , following rival Hertz Corp . ' s lead , said it is backing out of frequent - flier programs with three airlines . backing out why are they backing out? 16 18 +54 1 Avis Inc . , following rival Hertz Corp . ' s lead , said it is backing out of frequent - flier programs with three airlines . three airlines Which three airlines? 24 26 +54 2 The Garden City , N . Y . , car - rental company said it won ' t renew contracts with NWA Inc . ' s Northwest Airlines unit , Pan Am Corp . ' s Pan American World Airways unit and Midway Airlines at the end of this year . won ' t renew contracts Why won't it renew contracts? 15 20 +54 3 But it remains involved in programs with AMR Corp . ' s American Airlines unit and Delta Air Lines . But it remains involved in programs Why does it remain involved but won't renew contracts? 0 6 +54 3 But it remains involved in programs with AMR Corp . ' s American Airlines unit and Delta Air Lines . AMR Corp . ' s American Airlines unit and Delta Air Why did they remain with these airlines and not others? 7 18 +54 4 Industry estimates put Avis ' s annual cost of all five programs at between $ 8 million and $ 14 million . $ 8 million and $ 14 million . Is this the reason they did not renew contracts? 14 22 +54 4 Industry estimates put Avis ' s annual cost of all five programs at between $ 8 million and $ 14 million . million and $ 14 million which one is closer to the real number? 16 21 +54 5 A spokesman for Avis wouldn ' t specify the costs but said the three airlines being dropped account for " far less than half " of the total . wouldn ' t specify the costs Why won't they specify the costs? 4 10 +54 5 A spokesman for Avis wouldn ' t specify the costs but said the three airlines being dropped account for " far less than half " of the total . A spokesman for Avis Who is the spokesman for Avis? 0 4 +54 5 A spokesman for Avis wouldn ' t specify the costs but said the three airlines being dropped account for " far less than half " of the total . wouldn ' t specify the costs why wouldnt he specify? 4 10 +54 5 A spokesman for Avis wouldn ' t specify the costs but said the three airlines being dropped account for " far less than half " of the total . " far less than half How much is far less? 19 24 +55 1 Investors who bought stock with borrowed money - - that is , " on margin " - - may be more worried than most following Friday ' s market drop . may be more worried Why are they worried? 18 22 +55 1 Investors who bought stock with borrowed money - - that is , " on margin " - - may be more worried than most following Friday ' s market drop . more worried than most Why might the investors be worried? 20 24 +55 1 Investors who bought stock with borrowed money - - that is , " on margin " - - may be more worried than most following Friday ' s market drop . who bought stock with borrowed money Why would some people choose to do this? 1 7 +55 2 That ' s because their brokers can require them to sell some shares or put up more cash to enhance the collateral backing their loans . brokers can require Why is is able to be required? How does the broker/investor relationship work? 5 8 +55 2 That ' s because their brokers can require them to sell some shares or put up more cash to enhance the collateral backing their loans . collateral backing their what does this mean? 21 24 +55 3 In October 1987 , these margin calls were thought to have contributed to the downward spiral of the stock market . margin calls what is a margin call 5 7 +55 3 In October 1987 , these margin calls were thought to have contributed to the downward spiral of the stock market . thought to have contributed Why were they thought to have contributed to the downward spiral of the stock market? 8 12 +55 4 Typically , a margin call occurs when the price of a stock falls below 75 % of its original value . margin call what is a margin call? 3 5 +55 5 If the investor doesn ' t put up the extra cash to satisfy the call , the brokerage firm may begin liquidating the securities . liquidating the securities What does this term mean? 21 24 +55 5 If the investor doesn ' t put up the extra cash to satisfy the call , the brokerage firm may begin liquidating the securities . liquidating the securities what are securities? 21 24 +56 1 The West German retailer ASKO Deutsche Kaufhaus AG plans to challenge the legality of a widely employed anti - takeover defense of companies in the Netherlands . challenge the legality Why are they going to challenge the legality 10 13 +56 1 The West German retailer ASKO Deutsche Kaufhaus AG plans to challenge the legality of a widely employed anti - takeover defense of companies in the Netherlands . ASKO what does it stand for? 4 5 +56 1 The West German retailer ASKO Deutsche Kaufhaus AG plans to challenge the legality of a widely employed anti - takeover defense of companies in the Netherlands . challenge the legality Why are they planning to challenge this? 10 13 +56 2 The eventual court decision could become a landmark in Dutch corporate law because the lawsuit ASKO plans to file would be the first to challenge the entire principle and practice of companies issuing voting preferred shares to management - controlled trusts to dilute voting power of common stockholders . principle and practice Why has this been practiced in the past? 27 30 +56 3 Up to now only specific aspects of these defenses have been challenged , though unsuccessfully , ASKO ' s Dutch lawyers noted . specific aspects of these defenses Which specific aspects have been challenged? 4 9 +56 3 Up to now only specific aspects of these defenses have been challenged , though unsuccessfully , ASKO ' s Dutch lawyers noted . specific aspects which aspects? 4 6 +56 3 Up to now only specific aspects of these defenses have been challenged , though unsuccessfully , ASKO ' s Dutch lawyers noted . unsuccessfully , Why have other challenges failed? 14 16 +56 4 Should the courts uphold the validity of this type of defense , ASKO will then ask the court to overturn such a vote - diluting maneuver recently deployed by Koninklijke Ahold NV . ASKO says the Dutch - based international food retailer hadn ' t reasonable grounds to issue preferred stock to a friendly trust and thus dilute the worth and voting power of ASKO and other shareholders . preferred stock is this tactic common? 49 51 +56 4 Should the courts uphold the validity of this type of defense , ASKO will then ask the court to overturn such a vote - diluting maneuver recently deployed by Koninklijke Ahold NV . ASKO says the Dutch - based international food retailer hadn ' t reasonable grounds to issue preferred stock to a friendly trust and thus dilute the worth and voting power of ASKO and other shareholders . hadn ' t reasonable grounds How will reasonable grounds be determined? 42 47 +56 5 Speaking through its Dutch lawyers , ASKO also disclosed it holds a 15 % stake in Ahold . Ahold what company is ahold? 16 17 +57 1 Food and Drug Administration spokesman Jeff Nesbit said the agency has turned over evidence in a criminal investigation concerning Vitarine Pharmaceuticals Inc . to the U . S . Attorney ' s office in Baltimore . evidence What evidence has been turned over? 13 14 +57 1 Food and Drug Administration spokesman Jeff Nesbit said the agency has turned over evidence in a criminal investigation concerning Vitarine Pharmaceuticals Inc . to the U . S . Attorney ' s office in Baltimore . turned over evidence what kind of evidence? 11 14 +57 1 Food and Drug Administration spokesman Jeff Nesbit said the agency has turned over evidence in a criminal investigation concerning Vitarine Pharmaceuticals Inc . to the U . S . Attorney ' s office in Baltimore . Vitarine Pharmaceuticals Inc Which laws did they break? 19 22 +57 2 Neither Vitarine nor any of the Springfield Gardens , N . Y . , company ' s officials or employees have been charged with any crimes . charged with any crimes why not charged? 22 26 +57 2 Neither Vitarine nor any of the Springfield Gardens , N . Y . , company ' s officials or employees have been charged with any crimes . charged with any crimes Why hasn't anyone been charged yet? 22 26 +57 3 Vitarine won approval to market a version of a blood pressure medicine but acknowledged that it substituted a SmithKline Beecham PLC product as its own in tests . product Was this product copyrighted? 21 22 +57 3 Vitarine won approval to market a version of a blood pressure medicine but acknowledged that it substituted a SmithKline Beecham PLC product as its own in tests . substituted Why did they substitute in their tests? 16 17 +57 4 Mr . Nesbit also said the FDA has asked Bolar Pharmaceutical Co . to recall at the retail level its urinary tract antibiotic . recall Why does it need to be recalled? 14 15 +57 4 Mr . Nesbit also said the FDA has asked Bolar Pharmaceutical Co . to recall at the retail level its urinary tract antibiotic . recall at the retail level are they able to do that? 14 19 +57 4 Mr . Nesbit also said the FDA has asked Bolar Pharmaceutical Co . to recall at the retail level its urinary tract antibiotic . recall What was wrong with the urinary tract antibiotic? 14 15 +57 5 But so far the company hasn ' t complied with that request , the spokesman said . spokesman said whats his name? 14 16 +57 5 But so far the company hasn ' t complied with that request , the spokesman said . the company hasn ' t complied Why wouldn't they comply? 3 9 +58 1 Pension funds , insurers and other behemoths of the investing world said they began scooping up stocks during Friday ' s market rout . Pension funds , insurers and other behemoths Can you explain who they are and what they do? 0 7 +58 1 Pension funds , insurers and other behemoths of the investing world said they began scooping up stocks during Friday ' s market rout . behemoths What is a behemoth? 6 7 +58 1 Pension funds , insurers and other behemoths of the investing world said they began scooping up stocks during Friday ' s market rout . Friday ' s market Which friday? 18 22 +58 1 Pension funds , insurers and other behemoths of the investing world said they began scooping up stocks during Friday ' s market rout . market rout What is a market rout? 21 23 +58 2 And they plan to buy more today . they Who is they? 1 2 +58 2 And they plan to buy more today . more why will they buy more? 5 6 +58 2 And they plan to buy more today . plan to buy more today Why do they want to buy more today? 2 7 +58 3 Rightly or wrongly , many giant institutional investors appear to be fighting the latest war by applying the lesson they learned in the October 1987 crash : Buying at the bottom pays off . war What war are they talking about? 14 15 +58 3 Rightly or wrongly , many giant institutional investors appear to be fighting the latest war by applying the lesson they learned in the October 1987 crash : Buying at the bottom pays off . 1987 crash : was it famous? 24 27 +58 3 Rightly or wrongly , many giant institutional investors appear to be fighting the latest war by applying the lesson they learned in the October 1987 crash : Buying at the bottom pays off . Buying at the bottom pays off How does buying at the bottom pay off? 27 33 +58 4 To be sure , big investors might put away their checkbooks in a hurry if stocks open sharply lower today . open sharply lower today What does this mean? 16 20 +58 4 To be sure , big investors might put away their checkbooks in a hurry if stocks open sharply lower today . put away their checkbooks So big investors will not be investing if the market opens low today? 7 11 +58 4 To be sure , big investors might put away their checkbooks in a hurry if stocks open sharply lower today . big investors all of them? 4 6 +58 4 To be sure , big investors might put away their checkbooks in a hurry if stocks open sharply lower today . sharply lower today At what time today will investors know if the open stocks have sharply lowered? 17 20 +58 5 They could still panic and bail out of the market . They Who is \"they\"? 0 1 +58 5 They could still panic and bail out of the market . panic and bail why would they? 3 6 +58 5 They could still panic and bail out of the market . panic Is panic a good way to make a decision? 3 4 +59 1 Friday , October 13 , 1989 Friday , October friday the 13th? 0 3 +59 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . actual Are they at least accurate to the date? 24 25 +59 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . but don ' t always represent actual transactions what do they represent then? 18 26 +59 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . PRIME RATE : is that a high prime rate? 0 3 +60 1 This small Dallas suburb ' s got trouble . This small Dallas suburb ' s got trouble Why does this small city have trouble? 0 8 +60 1 This small Dallas suburb ' s got trouble . Dallas suburb ' s Which Dallas suburb? 2 6 +60 1 This small Dallas suburb ' s got trouble . trouble What kind of trouble does the Dallas suburb have? 7 8 +60 1 This small Dallas suburb ' s got trouble . trouble why do they have trouble? 7 8 +60 1 This small Dallas suburb ' s got trouble . got trouble What kind of trouble? 6 8 +60 2 Trouble with a capital T and that rhymes with P and that stands for pool . P and that stands for pool What is the problem with pools? 9 15 +60 2 Trouble with a capital T and that rhymes with P and that stands for pool . Trouble What kind of trouble? 0 1 +60 2 Trouble with a capital T and that rhymes with P and that stands for pool . pool What does a pool have to do with trouble? 14 15 +60 2 Trouble with a capital T and that rhymes with P and that stands for pool . P and that stands for pool pool is trouble? 9 15 +60 2 Trouble with a capital T and that rhymes with P and that stands for pool . pool What kind of pool are they having trouble with? Swimming? Carpool? 14 15 +60 3 More than 30 years ago , Prof . More than 30 years ago , What happened more than 30 years ago? 0 6 +60 3 More than 30 years ago , Prof . 30 years ago , What happened 30 years ago? 2 6 +60 4 Harold Hill , the con man in Meredith Willson ' s " The Music Man , " warned the citizens of River City , Iowa , against the game . River City , Iowa , against the game What game are we talking about? 21 29 +60 4 Harold Hill , the con man in Meredith Willson ' s " The Music Man , " warned the citizens of River City , Iowa , against the game . game What game were the citizens warned about? 28 29 +60 4 Harold Hill , the con man in Meredith Willson ' s " The Music Man , " warned the citizens of River City , Iowa , against the game . game which game? 28 29 +60 4 Harold Hill , the con man in Meredith Willson ' s " The Music Man , " warned the citizens of River City , Iowa , against the game . the game What game were they warned against? 27 29 +60 5 Now kindred spirits on Addison ' s town council have barred the town ' s fanciest hotel , the Grand Kempinski , from installing three free pool tables in its new lounge . three free pool tables in its new lounge Why are they barring the hotel from having pool tables? What is the Problem? 24 32 +60 5 Now kindred spirits on Addison ' s town council have barred the town ' s fanciest hotel , the Grand Kempinski , from installing three free pool tables in its new lounge . barred Why did the town council bar the pool tables in the Grand Kempinski? 10 11 +60 5 Now kindred spirits on Addison ' s town council have barred the town ' s fanciest hotel , the Grand Kempinski , from installing three free pool tables in its new lounge . barred Why are pool tables being banned in a hotel? 10 11 +61 1 Inland Steel Industries Inc . expects to report that third - quarter earnings dropped more than 50 % from the previous quarter as a result of reduced sales volume and increased costs . reduced sales volume and increased costs Why were sales reduced and costs increased? 26 32 +61 2 In the second quarter , the steelmaker had net income of $ 45 . 3 million or $ 1 . 25 a share , including a pretax charge of $ 17 million related to the settlement of a suit , on sales of $ 1 . 11 billion . pretax charge what is that? 26 28 +61 2 In the second quarter , the steelmaker had net income of $ 45 . 3 million or $ 1 . 25 a share , including a pretax charge of $ 17 million related to the settlement of a suit , on sales of $ 1 . 11 billion . settlement of a suit , What suit did Inland Steel settle? 35 40 +61 2 In the second quarter , the steelmaker had net income of $ 45 . 3 million or $ 1 . 25 a share , including a pretax charge of $ 17 million related to the settlement of a suit , on sales of $ 1 . 11 billion . suit , What was the suit about and why was there a settlement? 38 40 +61 3 The company said normal seasonal softness and lost orders caused by prolonged labor talks reduced shipments by 200 , 000 tons in the latest quarter , compared with the second quarter . seasonal softness what is seasonal softness? 4 6 +61 4 At the same time , the integrated - steel business was hurt by continued increases in materials costs and repair and maintenance expenses , as well as higher labor costs under its new contract . increases in materials costs What materials are experiencing increases in costs? 14 18 +61 5 The service - center business was hurt by reduced margins and start - up costs associated with its Joseph T . Ryerson & Son unit . Joseph T . Ryerson & Son unit who are they? 18 25 +61 5 The service - center business was hurt by reduced margins and start - up costs associated with its Joseph T . Ryerson & Son unit . Joseph T . Ryerson & Son unit Why did the Joseph T. Ryerson & son unit have that affect? 18 25 +62 1 Interprovincial Pipe Line Co . said it will delay a proposed two - step , 830 million Canadian - dollar ( US $ 705 . 6 million ) expansion of its system because Canada ' s output of crude oil is shrinking . Canada ' s output of crude oil is shrinking Why is their output of crude oil shrinking? 33 42 +62 1 Interprovincial Pipe Line Co . said it will delay a proposed two - step , 830 million Canadian - dollar ( US $ 705 . 6 million ) expansion of its system because Canada ' s output of crude oil is shrinking . Canada ' s output of crude oil is shrinking . Why is Canada's crude oil output shrinking? 33 43 +62 1 Interprovincial Pipe Line Co . said it will delay a proposed two - step , 830 million Canadian - dollar ( US $ 705 . 6 million ) expansion of its system because Canada ' s output of crude oil is shrinking . Canada ' s output of crude oil is shrinking Why is Canada's crude oil output shrinking? 33 42 +62 2 Interprovincial , Canada ' s biggest oil pipeline operator and a major transporter of crude to the U . S . , said revised industry forecasts indicate that Canadian oil output will total about 1 . 64 million barrels a day by 1991 , 8 % lower than a previous estimate . revised industry forecasts Why did industry forecasts need to be revised? 23 26 +62 3 Canadian crude production averaged about 1 . 69 million barrels a day during 1989 ' s first half , about 1 % below the 1988 level . 1 . 69 million barrels a day is that a lot? 5 12 +62 4 " The capability of existing fields to deliver oil is dropping , " and oil exploration activity is also down dramatically , as many producers shift their emphasis to natural gas , said Ronald Watkins , vice president for government and industry relations with Interprovincial ' s parent , Interhome Energy Inc . Mr . Watkins said volume on Interprovincial ' s system is down about 2 % since January and is expected to fall further , making expansion unnecessary until perhaps the mid - 1990s . producers shift their emphasis to natural gas , Why is there a shift towards natural gas? 24 32 +62 4 " The capability of existing fields to deliver oil is dropping , " and oil exploration activity is also down dramatically , as many producers shift their emphasis to natural gas , said Ronald Watkins , vice president for government and industry relations with Interprovincial ' s parent , Interhome Energy Inc . Mr . Watkins said volume on Interprovincial ' s system is down about 2 % since January and is expected to fall further , making expansion unnecessary until perhaps the mid - 1990s . producers shift their emphasis to natural gas , Which producers are shifting to natural gas? 24 32 +62 4 " The capability of existing fields to deliver oil is dropping , " and oil exploration activity is also down dramatically , as many producers shift their emphasis to natural gas , said Ronald Watkins , vice president for government and industry relations with Interprovincial ' s parent , Interhome Energy Inc . Mr . Watkins said volume on Interprovincial ' s system is down about 2 % since January and is expected to fall further , making expansion unnecessary until perhaps the mid - 1990s . producers shift their emphasis to natural gas , Why are producers shifting to natural gas? 24 32 +62 4 " The capability of existing fields to deliver oil is dropping , " and oil exploration activity is also down dramatically , as many producers shift their emphasis to natural gas , said Ronald Watkins , vice president for government and industry relations with Interprovincial ' s parent , Interhome Energy Inc . Mr . Watkins said volume on Interprovincial ' s system is down about 2 % since January and is expected to fall further , making expansion unnecessary until perhaps the mid - 1990s . expansion unnecessary Why would this make expansion unnecessary? 78 80 +62 5 " There has been a swing of the pendulum back to the gas side , " he said . back to the gas side , " Why is there a shift towards natural gas? 9 16 +62 5 " There has been a swing of the pendulum back to the gas side , " he said . pendulum will it swing back? 8 9 +63 1 British Aerospace PLC and France ' s Thomson - CSF S . A . said they are nearing an agreement to merge their guided - missile divisions , greatly expanding collaboration between the two defense contractors . PLC what is plc? 2 3 +63 1 British Aerospace PLC and France ' s Thomson - CSF S . A . said they are nearing an agreement to merge their guided - missile divisions , greatly expanding collaboration between the two defense contractors . merge Why did British Aerospace PLC and France's Thomson-CSF decide to merge? 21 22 +63 1 British Aerospace PLC and France ' s Thomson - CSF S . A . said they are nearing an agreement to merge their guided - missile divisions , greatly expanding collaboration between the two defense contractors . merge Why do they want to merge? 21 22 +63 2 The 50 - 50 joint venture , which may be dubbed Eurodynamics , would have combined annual sales of at least # 1 . 4 billion ( $ 2 . 17 billion ) and would be among the world ' s largest missile makers . Eurodynamics , why is it called that? 11 13 +63 2 The 50 - 50 joint venture , which may be dubbed Eurodynamics , would have combined annual sales of at least # 1 . 4 billion ( $ 2 . 17 billion ) and would be among the world ' s largest missile makers . among What are the other missile makers? 36 37 +63 2 The 50 - 50 joint venture , which may be dubbed Eurodynamics , would have combined annual sales of at least # 1 . 4 billion ( $ 2 . 17 billion ) and would be among the world ' s largest missile makers . among the world ' s largest missile makers Who are the other largest missile makers? 36 44 +63 2 The 50 - 50 joint venture , which may be dubbed Eurodynamics , would have combined annual sales of at least # 1 . 4 billion ( $ 2 . 17 billion ) and would be among the world ' s largest missile makers . joint Why a joint venture vs. a merger? 4 5 +63 3 After two years of talks , plans for the venture are sufficiently advanced for the companies to seek French and British government clearance . two years of talks , why so long? 1 6 +63 3 After two years of talks , plans for the venture are sufficiently advanced for the companies to seek French and British government clearance . clearance Why do they to seek government clearance? 22 23 +63 3 After two years of talks , plans for the venture are sufficiently advanced for the companies to seek French and British government clearance . clearance Why do they need government clearance to merge? 22 23 +63 4 The companies hope for a final agreement by year - end . final What happens if they do not reach a final agreement by the end of the year? 5 6 +63 4 The companies hope for a final agreement by year - end . companies What companies are they talkign about? 1 2 +63 5 The venture would strengthen the rapidly growing ties between the two companies , and help make them a leading force in European defense contracting . venture would strengthen is it a good idea? 1 4 +63 5 The venture would strengthen the rapidly growing ties between the two companies , and help make them a leading force in European defense contracting . growing Have the two companies ever worked on a project together? 6 7 +63 5 The venture would strengthen the rapidly growing ties between the two companies , and help make them a leading force in European defense contracting . rapidly Why have their ties been rapidly growing before a merger is in place? 5 6 +64 1 CenTrust Savings Bank said federal thrift regulators ordered it to suspend dividend payments on its two classes of preferred stock , indicating that regulators ' concerns about the troubled institution have heightened . concerns Why would regulators have concerns about CenTrust? 25 26 +64 1 CenTrust Savings Bank said federal thrift regulators ordered it to suspend dividend payments on its two classes of preferred stock , indicating that regulators ' concerns about the troubled institution have heightened . troubled institution why are they troubled? 28 30 +64 1 CenTrust Savings Bank said federal thrift regulators ordered it to suspend dividend payments on its two classes of preferred stock , indicating that regulators ' concerns about the troubled institution have heightened . concerns What sort of concerns? 25 26 +64 2 In a statement , Miami - based CenTrust said the regulators cited the thrift ' s operating losses and " apparent losses " in its junk - bond portfolio in ordering the suspension of the dividends . " apparent losses " What are the apparent losses? 19 23 +64 2 In a statement , Miami - based CenTrust said the regulators cited the thrift ' s operating losses and " apparent losses " in its junk - bond portfolio in ordering the suspension of the dividends . its junk - bond what is a junk bond? 24 28 +64 3 Regulators also ordered CenTrust to stop buying back the preferred stock . stop buying Why do regulators want CenTrust to stop buying back the preferred stock? 5 7 +64 3 Regulators also ordered CenTrust to stop buying back the preferred stock . Regulators who are the regulators? 0 1 +64 3 Regulators also ordered CenTrust to stop buying back the preferred stock . stop buying Why were they ordered to stop buying? 5 7 +64 4 David L . Paul , chairman and chief executive officer , criticized the federal Office of Thrift Supervision , which issued the directive , saying it was " inappropriate " and based on " insufficient " reasons . " inappropriate " Why would David Paul call the directive inappropriate? 27 30 +64 4 David L . Paul , chairman and chief executive officer , criticized the federal Office of Thrift Supervision , which issued the directive , saying it was " inappropriate " and based on " insufficient " reasons . David L . Paul , is he well known? 0 5 +64 4 David L . Paul , chairman and chief executive officer , criticized the federal Office of Thrift Supervision , which issued the directive , saying it was " inappropriate " and based on " insufficient " reasons . " inappropriate " Why was it inappropriate? 27 30 +64 4 David L . Paul , chairman and chief executive officer , criticized the federal Office of Thrift Supervision , which issued the directive , saying it was " inappropriate " and based on " insufficient " reasons . " insufficient " Why was the basis insufficient? 33 36 +64 5 He said the thrift will try to get regulators to reverse the decision . reverse Why does the thrift want the decision reversed? 10 11 +64 5 He said the thrift will try to get regulators to reverse the decision . try What will he do to attempt this? 5 6 +65 1 CityFed Financial Corp . said it expects to report a loss of at least $ 125 million to $ 150 million for the third quarter . loss What is the reason for the loss? 10 11 +65 1 CityFed Financial Corp . said it expects to report a loss of at least $ 125 million to $ 150 million for the third quarter . report a loss Why would it report a loss? 8 11 +65 1 CityFed Financial Corp . said it expects to report a loss of at least $ 125 million to $ 150 million for the third quarter . report a loss How does this loss compare to other quarters? 8 11 +65 1 CityFed Financial Corp . said it expects to report a loss of at least $ 125 million to $ 150 million for the third quarter . report a loss Why does CityFed Financial Corp plan to report losses? 8 11 +65 2 In the year - earlier period , CityFed had net income of $ 485 , 000 , but no per - share earnings . no per - share earnings Why no per-share earnings? 18 23 +65 2 In the year - earlier period , CityFed had net income of $ 485 , 000 , but no per - share earnings . per - share earnings Would the loss be reflecting of the share holders selling their stocks? 19 23 +65 3 CityFed ' s president and chief executive officer , John Atherton , said the loss stems from several factors . loss stems from several factors What kind of factors? 14 19 +65 3 CityFed ' s president and chief executive officer , John Atherton , said the loss stems from several factors . the loss stems from several factors . What factors does the loss stem from? 13 20 +65 3 CityFed ' s president and chief executive officer , John Atherton , said the loss stems from several factors . John Atherton , Did the loss directly affect him as well? Or just the other shareholders? 9 12 +65 4 He said nonperforming assets rose to slightly more than $ 700 million from $ 516 million between June and September . $ 700 million from $ 516 million How did his nonperforming assets rise so much in 4 months? 9 16 +65 5 Approximately 85 % of the total consisted of nonperforming commercial real estate assets . nonperforming What are these nonperforming assests? 8 9 +65 5 Approximately 85 % of the total consisted of nonperforming commercial real estate assets . nonperforming commercial real estate assets Where were these assets located? Does it have to do with certain state's economy? 8 13 +66 1 September ' s steep rise in producer prices shows that inflation still persists , and the pessimism over interest rates caused by the new price data contributed to the stock market ' s plunge Friday . producer prices shows How did they find these producer prices? 6 9 +66 1 September ' s steep rise in producer prices shows that inflation still persists , and the pessimism over interest rates caused by the new price data contributed to the stock market ' s plunge Friday . steep rise in producer prices Why did producer prices rise so steeply? 3 8 +66 2 After falling for three consecutive months , the producer price index for finished goods shot up 0 . 9 % last month , the Labor Department reported Friday , as energy prices jumped after tumbling through the summer . jumped What made energy prices jump? 32 33 +66 2 After falling for three consecutive months , the producer price index for finished goods shot up 0 . 9 % last month , the Labor Department reported Friday , as energy prices jumped after tumbling through the summer . energy prices jumped why did the energy prices jump? 30 33 +66 2 After falling for three consecutive months , the producer price index for finished goods shot up 0 . 9 % last month , the Labor Department reported Friday , as energy prices jumped after tumbling through the summer . energy prices jumped What caused energy prices to jump? 30 33 +66 2 After falling for three consecutive months , the producer price index for finished goods shot up 0 . 9 % last month , the Labor Department reported Friday , as energy prices jumped after tumbling through the summer . 0 . 9 % last month , is that a lot? 16 23 +66 3 Although the report , which was released before the stock market opened , didn ' t trigger the 190 . 58 - point drop in the Dow Jones Industrial Average , analysts said it did play a role in the market ' s decline . didn ' t trigger the 190 . 58 - point drop What triggered the drop? 13 24 +66 3 Although the report , which was released before the stock market opened , didn ' t trigger the 190 . 58 - point drop in the Dow Jones Industrial Average , analysts said it did play a role in the market ' s decline . analysts said it did play a role what role did it play? 31 38 +66 4 Analysts immediately viewed the price data , the grimmest inflation news in months , as evidence that the Federal Reserve was unlikely to allow interest rates to fall as many investors had hoped . unlikely to allow interest rates to fall Why would the Fed not allow interest rates to fall? 21 28 +66 5 Further fueling the belief that pressures in the economy were sufficient to keep the Fed from easing credit , the Commerce Department reported Friday that retail sales grew 0 . 5 % in September , to $ 145 . 21 billion . Friday that retail sales grew 0 . 5 % in September , how does this help the idea that the fed will not being easing credit 23 35 +66 5 Further fueling the belief that pressures in the economy were sufficient to keep the Fed from easing credit , the Commerce Department reported Friday that retail sales grew 0 . 5 % in September , to $ 145 . 21 billion . Fed who is the fed? 14 15 +67 1 A group of Arby ' s franchisees said they formed an association to oppose Miami Beach financier Victor Posner ' s control of the restaurant chain . oppose Why were they opposing victor posner? 13 14 +67 1 A group of Arby ' s franchisees said they formed an association to oppose Miami Beach financier Victor Posner ' s control of the restaurant chain . A group of Arby ' s franchisees Which franchisees are opposed? 0 7 +67 1 A group of Arby ' s franchisees said they formed an association to oppose Miami Beach financier Victor Posner ' s control of the restaurant chain . oppose Why did they want to oppose his control? 13 14 +67 1 A group of Arby ' s franchisees said they formed an association to oppose Miami Beach financier Victor Posner ' s control of the restaurant chain . oppose Why do they oppose Posner's control of Arby's? 13 14 +67 2 The decision is the latest move in an escalating battle between the franchisees and Mr . Posner that began in August . latest What are the previous moves? 4 5 +67 2 The decision is the latest move in an escalating battle between the franchisees and Mr . Posner that began in August . battle Why are they at battle? 9 10 +67 3 At the time , a group called R . B . Partners Ltd . , consisting of eight of Arby ' s largest franchisees , offered more than $ 200 million to buy Arby ' s Inc . , which is part of DWG Corp . DWG is a holding company controlled by Mr . Posner . $ 200 million why so much money? 28 31 +67 4 One week later , Leonard H . Roberts , president and chief executive officer of Arby ' s , was fired in a dispute with Mr . Posner . fired why was the president fired? 20 21 +67 4 One week later , Leonard H . Roberts , president and chief executive officer of Arby ' s , was fired in a dispute with Mr . Posner . dispute What was the dispute? 23 24 +67 4 One week later , Leonard H . Roberts , president and chief executive officer of Arby ' s , was fired in a dispute with Mr . Posner . was fired why was he fired? 19 21 +67 4 One week later , Leonard H . Roberts , president and chief executive officer of Arby ' s , was fired in a dispute with Mr . Posner . dispute What sort of dispute happened? 23 24 +67 5 Friday , 42 franchisees announced the formation of an association - - called A . P . Association Inc . - - to " preserve the integrity of the Arby ' s system . " The franchisees , owners or operators of 1 , 000 of the 1 , 900 franchised Arby ' s in the U . S . , said : " We have concluded that continued control of Arby ' s by Victor Posner is totally unacceptable to us , because it is extremely likely to cause irreparable damage to the Arby ' s system . irreparable damage How will it damage the system? 90 92 +67 5 Friday , 42 franchisees announced the formation of an association - - called A . P . Association Inc . - - to " preserve the integrity of the Arby ' s system . " The franchisees , owners or operators of 1 , 000 of the 1 , 900 franchised Arby ' s in the U . S . , said : " We have concluded that continued control of Arby ' s by Victor Posner is totally unacceptable to us , because it is extremely likely to cause irreparable damage to the Arby ' s system . Friday , what was the date? 0 2 +67 5 Friday , 42 franchisees announced the formation of an association - - called A . P . Association Inc . - - to " preserve the integrity of the Arby ' s system . " The franchisees , owners or operators of 1 , 000 of the 1 , 900 franchised Arby ' s in the U . S . , said : " We have concluded that continued control of Arby ' s by Victor Posner is totally unacceptable to us , because it is extremely likely to cause irreparable damage to the Arby ' s system . irreparable damage What has Posner allegedly done to cause irreparable damage? 90 92 +68 1 SOUTH AFRICA FREED the ANC ' s Sisulu and seven other political prisoners . SOUTH AFRICA FREED Why would South Africa free eight prisoners? 0 3 +68 1 SOUTH AFRICA FREED the ANC ' s Sisulu and seven other political prisoners . seven other political prisoners Who are the other political prisoners? 9 13 +68 1 SOUTH AFRICA FREED the ANC ' s Sisulu and seven other political prisoners . ANC ' s what is anc? 4 7 +68 1 SOUTH AFRICA FREED the ANC ' s Sisulu and seven other political prisoners . Sisulu and seven other political prisoners Who are the seven other political prisoners? 7 13 +68 1 SOUTH AFRICA FREED the ANC ' s Sisulu and seven other political prisoners . ANC ' s What does this acronym stand for? 4 7 +68 2 Thousands of supporters , many brandishing flags of the outlawed African National Congress , gave the anti - apartheid activists a tumultuous reception upon their return to black townships across the country . Thousands of supporters , Why would these activists have thousands of supporters? 0 4 +68 2 Thousands of supporters , many brandishing flags of the outlawed African National Congress , gave the anti - apartheid activists a tumultuous reception upon their return to black townships across the country . African National Congress , was that an organization? 10 14 +68 2 Thousands of supporters , many brandishing flags of the outlawed African National Congress , gave the anti - apartheid activists a tumultuous reception upon their return to black townships across the country . anti - apartheid activists Who are these activists? 16 20 +68 2 Thousands of supporters , many brandishing flags of the outlawed African National Congress , gave the anti - apartheid activists a tumultuous reception upon their return to black townships across the country . black townships What does the use of \"black\" mean, is the townships primarily made up of black people? 27 29 +68 3 Most of those freed had spent at least 25 years in prison . 25 years in prison Why would those who were freed spend 25 years in prison? 8 12 +68 3 Most of those freed had spent at least 25 years in prison . prison Why were those people in prison to begin with? 11 12 +68 4 The 77 - year - old Sisulu , sentenced to life in 1964 along with black nationalist Nelson Mandela for plotting to overthrow the government , said equality for blacks in South Africa was in reach . plotting to overthrow the government , Why would Sisulu want to plot to overthrow the government? 20 26 +68 4 The 77 - year - old Sisulu , sentenced to life in 1964 along with black nationalist Nelson Mandela for plotting to overthrow the government , said equality for blacks in South Africa was in reach . 77 - year - old Sisulu , is he still alive? 1 8 +68 4 The 77 - year - old Sisulu , sentenced to life in 1964 along with black nationalist Nelson Mandela for plotting to overthrow the government , said equality for blacks in South Africa was in reach . said When did he say this? Before or after he went to prison? 26 27 +68 5 The releases , announced last week by President de Klerk , were viewed as Pretoria ' s tacit legalization of the ANC . ANC Who is the ANC? 21 22 +68 5 The releases , announced last week by President de Klerk , were viewed as Pretoria ' s tacit legalization of the ANC . Pretoria ' s tacit legalization of the ANC I found nothing vague? 14 22 +68 5 The releases , announced last week by President de Klerk , were viewed as Pretoria ' s tacit legalization of the ANC . Pretoria ' s Who or what is pretoria? 14 17 +69 1 Valley Federal Savings & Loan Association said Imperial Corp . of America withdrew from regulators its application to buy five Valley Federal branches , leaving the transaction in limbo . regulators What is a regulator? 14 15 +69 1 Valley Federal Savings & Loan Association said Imperial Corp . of America withdrew from regulators its application to buy five Valley Federal branches , leaving the transaction in limbo . withdrew from regulators its application Why did Imperial Corp. withdraw from its application? 12 17 +69 1 Valley Federal Savings & Loan Association said Imperial Corp . of America withdrew from regulators its application to buy five Valley Federal branches , leaving the transaction in limbo . withdrew Why did Imperial Corp. of America withdraw its application? 12 13 +69 1 Valley Federal Savings & Loan Association said Imperial Corp . of America withdrew from regulators its application to buy five Valley Federal branches , leaving the transaction in limbo . withdrew from regulators its application to buy Why did they withdrawal? 12 19 +69 2 The broken purchase appears as additional evidence of trouble at Imperial Corp . , whose spokesman said the company withdrew its application from the federal Office of Thrift Supervision because of an informal notice that Imperial ' s thrift unit failed to meet Community Reinvestment Act requirements . additional What other evidence is there? 5 6 +69 2 The broken purchase appears as additional evidence of trouble at Imperial Corp . , whose spokesman said the company withdrew its application from the federal Office of Thrift Supervision because of an informal notice that Imperial ' s thrift unit failed to meet Community Reinvestment Act requirements . informal notice How was it informal? 32 34 +69 2 The broken purchase appears as additional evidence of trouble at Imperial Corp . , whose spokesman said the company withdrew its application from the federal Office of Thrift Supervision because of an informal notice that Imperial ' s thrift unit failed to meet Community Reinvestment Act requirements . failed to meet Why did Imperial fail to meet requirements? 40 43 +69 2 The broken purchase appears as additional evidence of trouble at Imperial Corp . , whose spokesman said the company withdrew its application from the federal Office of Thrift Supervision because of an informal notice that Imperial ' s thrift unit failed to meet Community Reinvestment Act requirements . Community Reinvestment Act requirements What are the requirements of the Community Reinvestment Act? 43 47 +69 2 The broken purchase appears as additional evidence of trouble at Imperial Corp . , whose spokesman said the company withdrew its application from the federal Office of Thrift Supervision because of an informal notice that Imperial ' s thrift unit failed to meet Community Reinvestment Act requirements . evidence of trouble What else has been going on with Imperial Corp? 6 9 +69 3 The Community Reinvestment Act requires savings and loan associations to lend money in amounts related to areas where deposits are received . amounts related to areas What does it mean for an amount to be related to an area? 13 17 +69 3 The Community Reinvestment Act requires savings and loan associations to lend money in amounts related to areas where deposits are received . in amounts related What does this mean? Lending money to only areas that receive deposits? 12 15 +69 4 The transaction , announced in August , included about $ 146 million in deposits at the five outlets in California ' s San Joaquin Valley . the five outlets Are these the same as the aforementioned outlets? 15 18 +69 4 The transaction , announced in August , included about $ 146 million in deposits at the five outlets in California ' s San Joaquin Valley . five outlets What are the five outlets in San Joaquin Valley? 16 18 +69 5 Terms weren ' t disclosed , but Valley Federal had said it expected to post a modest pretax gain and to save about $ 2 million in operating costs annually . post What does it mean for a group to \"post\" a gain? 14 15 +69 5 Terms weren ' t disclosed , but Valley Federal had said it expected to post a modest pretax gain and to save about $ 2 million in operating costs annually . Terms weren ' t disclosed , Why were the terms not disclosed? 0 6 +69 5 Terms weren ' t disclosed , but Valley Federal had said it expected to post a modest pretax gain and to save about $ 2 million in operating costs annually . save about $ 2 million How will Valley Federal save about $2 million in annual operating costs? 21 26 +70 1 The Second U . S . Circuit Court of Appeals opinion in the Arcadian Phosphate case did not repudiate the position Pennzoil Co . took in its dispute with Texaco , contrary to your Sept . 8 article " Court Backs Texaco ' s View in Pennzoil Case - - Too Late . " Arcadian Phosphate case What is the Arcadian Phosphate case? 13 16 +70 1 The Second U . S . Circuit Court of Appeals opinion in the Arcadian Phosphate case did not repudiate the position Pennzoil Co . took in its dispute with Texaco , contrary to your Sept . 8 article " Court Backs Texaco ' s View in Pennzoil Case - - Too Late . " repudiate what is this word? 18 19 +70 2 The fundamental rule of contract law applied to both cases was that courts will not enforce agreements to which the parties did not intend to be bound . enforce Why would the courts not enforce such a case? 15 16 +70 2 The fundamental rule of contract law applied to both cases was that courts will not enforce agreements to which the parties did not intend to be bound . not intend to be bound Does this mean that both parties agreed to not agree? 22 27 +70 3 In the Pennzoil / Texaco litigation , the courts found Pennzoil and Getty Oil intended to be bound ; in Arcadian Phosphates they found there was no intention to be bound . intention How was this intention proven? 27 28 +70 3 In the Pennzoil / Texaco litigation , the courts found Pennzoil and Getty Oil intended to be bound ; in Arcadian Phosphates they found there was no intention to be bound . Pennzoil / Texaco litigation , What is the Pennzoil/Texaco litigation? 2 7 +70 3 In the Pennzoil / Texaco litigation , the courts found Pennzoil and Getty Oil intended to be bound ; in Arcadian Phosphates they found there was no intention to be bound . intended to be bound ; How can they prove this? 14 19 +70 3 In the Pennzoil / Texaco litigation , the courts found Pennzoil and Getty Oil intended to be bound ; in Arcadian Phosphates they found there was no intention to be bound . bound ; what does this mean? 17 19 +70 4 Admittedly , the principle in the cases is the same . same What similarities must be considered to be able to determine this? 9 10 +70 4 Admittedly , the principle in the cases is the same . principle What is the principle in both cases? 3 4 +70 4 Admittedly , the principle in the cases is the same . principle in the cases is the same How can they be judged differently then? 3 10 +70 4 Admittedly , the principle in the cases is the same . principle what is a principle in this situation? 3 4 +70 5 But the outcome of a legal dispute almost always turns on the facts . turns How is the writer aware of the facts? 9 10 +71 1 Time magazine , in a move to reduce the costs of wooing new subscribers , is lowering its circulation guarantee to advertisers for the second consecutive year , increasing its subscription rates and cutting back on merchandise giveaways . reduce the costs why are they having to reduce the costs 7 10 +71 1 Time magazine , in a move to reduce the costs of wooing new subscribers , is lowering its circulation guarantee to advertisers for the second consecutive year , increasing its subscription rates and cutting back on merchandise giveaways . increasing its subscription rates Why is time magazine having to increase subscription rates? 28 32 +71 1 Time magazine , in a move to reduce the costs of wooing new subscribers , is lowering its circulation guarantee to advertisers for the second consecutive year , increasing its subscription rates and cutting back on merchandise giveaways . lowering its circulation guarantee Why is the magazine less popular? 16 20 +71 2 In an announcement to its staff last week , executives at Time Warner Inc . ' s weekly magazine said Time will " dramatically de - emphasize " its use of electronic giveaways such as telephones in television subscription drives ; cut the circulation it guarantees advertisers by 300 , 000 , to four million ; and increase the cost of its annual subscription rate by about $ 4 to $ 55 . cut the circulation why would they cut advertisers if they want more money? i feel like i'm not fully understanding this. 41 44 +71 2 In an announcement to its staff last week , executives at Time Warner Inc . ' s weekly magazine said Time will " dramatically de - emphasize " its use of electronic giveaways such as telephones in television subscription drives ; cut the circulation it guarantees advertisers by 300 , 000 , to four million ; and increase the cost of its annual subscription rate by about $ 4 to $ 55 . subscription rate by about $ 4 to $ 55 . Why did they increase the subscription rate so much? 63 73 +71 2 In an announcement to its staff last week , executives at Time Warner Inc . ' s weekly magazine said Time will " dramatically de - emphasize " its use of electronic giveaways such as telephones in television subscription drives ; cut the circulation it guarantees advertisers by 300 , 000 , to four million ; and increase the cost of its annual subscription rate by about $ 4 to $ 55 . executives at Time Warner Inc . ' s weekly magazine Which executives at Time Warner Inc.? 9 19 +71 2 In an announcement to its staff last week , executives at Time Warner Inc . ' s weekly magazine said Time will " dramatically de - emphasize " its use of electronic giveaways such as telephones in television subscription drives ; cut the circulation it guarantees advertisers by 300 , 000 , to four million ; and increase the cost of its annual subscription rate by about $ 4 to $ 55 . electronic giveaways such as telephones How was this an effective marketing technique? 31 36 +71 3 In a related development , the news - weekly , for the fourth year in a row , said it won ' t increase its advertising rates in 1990 ; a full , four - color page in the magazine costs about $ 120 , 000 . won ' t increase why wouldn't they increase it? 20 24 +71 3 In a related development , the news - weekly , for the fourth year in a row , said it won ' t increase its advertising rates in 1990 ; a full , four - color page in the magazine costs about $ 120 , 000 . magazine costs about $ 120 , 000 . How is one page in a magazine able to cost this much? 39 47 +71 3 In a related development , the news - weekly , for the fourth year in a row , said it won ' t increase its advertising rates in 1990 ; a full , four - color page in the magazine costs about $ 120 , 000 . won ' t increase its advertising rates How does this compare with advertising price trends in the industry? 20 27 +71 4 However , because the guaranteed circulation base is being lowered , ad rates will be effectively 7 . 5 % higher per subscriber , according to Richard Heinemann , Time associate publisher . guaranteed circulation What is a guarnteed circulation base? 4 6 +71 5 Time is following the course of some other mass - circulation magazines that in recent years have challenged the publishing myth that maintaining artificially high , and expensive , circulations is the way to draw advertisers . maintaining artificially high , Why would a high price give you a bigger clientele? 22 26 +71 5 Time is following the course of some other mass - circulation magazines that in recent years have challenged the publishing myth that maintaining artificially high , and expensive , circulations is the way to draw advertisers . some other mass - circulation magazines Which other mass-circulation magazines? 6 12 +72 1 The following issues were recently filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission : Exchange is this for business? 10 11 +72 1 The following issues were recently filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission : Securities and Exchange Commission : What is the Securities and Exchange Commission? 8 13 +72 1 The following issues were recently filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission : issues Why were the issues filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission? 2 3 +72 2 American Cyanamid Co . , offering of 1 , 250 , 000 common shares , via Merrill Lynch Capital Markets . offering of 1 , 250 , 000 common shares , Why are they offering so many common shares? 5 15 +72 2 American Cyanamid Co . , offering of 1 , 250 , 000 common shares , via Merrill Lynch Capital Markets . Cyanamid what kind of company is this? 1 2 +72 2 American Cyanamid Co . , offering of 1 , 250 , 000 common shares , via Merrill Lynch Capital Markets . Merrill Lynch Capital Markets What exactly what does Merrill Lynch Capital Markets do? 16 20 +72 3 Limited Inc . , offering of up to $ 300 million of debt securities and warrants . securities and warrants why did they do this? 13 16 +72 3 Limited Inc . , offering of up to $ 300 million of debt securities and warrants . $ 300 million of debt securities Is debt securities another term for insurance? 8 14 +72 3 Limited Inc . , offering of up to $ 300 million of debt securities and warrants . debt What are debt securities and warrants? 12 13 +72 4 Nuveen California Performance Plus Municipal Fund Inc . , initial offering of five million common shares , via Alex . via Alex . Why is Alex the person they are going through? 17 20 +72 4 Nuveen California Performance Plus Municipal Fund Inc . , initial offering of five million common shares , via Alex . offering of five million common shares , How much in USD is a common share worth? 10 17 +72 5 Brown & Sons Inc . , John Nuveen & Co . , Prudential - Bache Capital Funding , and Bateman Eichler , Hill Richards . Sons how many sons? 2 3 +72 5 Brown & Sons Inc . , John Nuveen & Co . , Prudential - Bache Capital Funding , and Bateman Eichler , Hill Richards . Hill Richards Who is Hill Richards? 22 24 +72 5 Brown & Sons Inc . , John Nuveen & Co . , Prudential - Bache Capital Funding , and Bateman Eichler , Hill Richards . Richards What are these companies? 23 24 +73 1 The government sold the deposits of four savings - and - loan institutions , in its first wave of sales of big , sick thrifts , but low bids prevented the sale of a fifth . government Why did the government sell deposits of loan institutions? 1 2 +73 1 The government sold the deposits of four savings - and - loan institutions , in its first wave of sales of big , sick thrifts , but low bids prevented the sale of a fifth . government which government? 1 2 +73 1 The government sold the deposits of four savings - and - loan institutions , in its first wave of sales of big , sick thrifts , but low bids prevented the sale of a fifth . prevented the sale WHY DID LOW BIDS PREVENT THE SALE OF A FIFTH? 29 32 +73 1 The government sold the deposits of four savings - and - loan institutions , in its first wave of sales of big , sick thrifts , but low bids prevented the sale of a fifth . four savings - and - loan institutions , What Institutions? 6 14 +73 1 The government sold the deposits of four savings - and - loan institutions , in its first wave of sales of big , sick thrifts , but low bids prevented the sale of a fifth . prevented the sale of a fifth Who was this? 29 35 +73 1 The government sold the deposits of four savings - and - loan institutions , in its first wave of sales of big , sick thrifts , but low bids prevented the sale of a fifth . The government sold the deposits Why did they sell deposits? 0 5 +73 2 The four S & Ls were sold to large banks , as was the case with most of the 28 previous transactions initiated by the Resolution Trust Corp . since it was created in the S & L bailout legislation two months ago . large banks , How were the large banks chosen? 8 11 +73 2 The four S & Ls were sold to large banks , as was the case with most of the 28 previous transactions initiated by the Resolution Trust Corp . since it was created in the S & L bailout legislation two months ago . S & L bailout legislation WHAT IS THE 'S&L bailout legislation? 35 40 +73 2 The four S & Ls were sold to large banks , as was the case with most of the 28 previous transactions initiated by the Resolution Trust Corp . since it was created in the S & L bailout legislation two months ago . bailout legislation What else was included in this legislation? 38 40 +73 3 Two of the four big thrifts were sold to NCNB Corp . , Charlotte , N . C . , which has aggressively expanded its markets , particularly in Texas and Florida . big thrifts what do big thrifts refer too'? 4 6 +73 3 Two of the four big thrifts were sold to NCNB Corp . , Charlotte , N . C . , which has aggressively expanded its markets , particularly in Texas and Florida . aggressively expanded HOW WERE THEY ABLE TO AGGRESIVLEY EXPAND? 22 24 +73 3 Two of the four big thrifts were sold to NCNB Corp . , Charlotte , N . C . , which has aggressively expanded its markets , particularly in Texas and Florida . expanded its markets , What did it expand to? 23 27 +73 4 A Canadian bank bought another thrift , in the first RTC transaction with a foreign bank . A Canadian bank How was the Canadian bank chosen? 0 3 +73 4 A Canadian bank bought another thrift , in the first RTC transaction with a foreign bank . Canadian bank which Canadian bank? 1 3 +73 4 A Canadian bank bought another thrift , in the first RTC transaction with a foreign bank . A Canadian bank What Bank bought the thrift? 0 3 +73 4 A Canadian bank bought another thrift , in the first RTC transaction with a foreign bank . A Canadian bank Which Canadian bank? 0 3 +73 5 Under these deals , the RTC sells just the deposits and the healthy assets . sells just the deposits and the healthy assets WHAT DO THEY ONLE SELL THE DEPOSITS AND HEALTHY ASSETS? 6 14 +73 5 Under these deals , the RTC sells just the deposits and the healthy assets . sells just the deposits and the healthy assets What happens to everything else? 6 14 +74 1 When Justice William Brennan marks the start of his 34th year on the Supreme Court today , the occasion will differ sharply from previous anniversaries of his tenure . occasion will differ sharply why will it differ? 18 22 +74 1 When Justice William Brennan marks the start of his 34th year on the Supreme Court today , the occasion will differ sharply from previous anniversaries of his tenure . from previous anniversaries of his tenure . How will they differ sharply from previous anniversary tenures? 22 29 +74 1 When Justice William Brennan marks the start of his 34th year on the Supreme Court today , the occasion will differ sharply from previous anniversaries of his tenure . previous anniversaries how did previous go? 23 25 +74 2 For the first time , the 83 - year - old justice finds his influence almost exclusively in dissent , rather than as a force in the high court ' s majority . his influence almost exclusively in dissent , Why is his influence in dissent? 13 20 +74 3 This role reversal holds true , as well , for his three liberal and moderate allies , Justices Thurgood Marshall , Harry Blackmun and John Stevens . role reversal holds true , Why does this role reversal hold true? 1 6 +74 3 This role reversal holds true , as well , for his three liberal and moderate allies , Justices Thurgood Marshall , Harry Blackmun and John Stevens . role reversal holds will it go back to normal? 1 4 +74 4 But are these four players , three of them in their 80s , ready to assume a different role after 88 years , collectively , of service on the high court ? ready to assume a different role Why are they ready to assume a different role? 13 19 +74 4 But are these four players , three of them in their 80s , ready to assume a different role after 88 years , collectively , of service on the high court ? ready why do they need to be ready? 13 14 +74 5 Every indication is that the four are prepared to accept this new role , and the frustrations that go with it , but in different ways . the four Who are the four? 4 6 +74 5 Every indication is that the four are prepared to accept this new role , and the frustrations that go with it , but in different ways . frustrations that go with it , What are these frustrations in the new role? 16 22 +75 1 The real estate slump that ' s pushing down the price of New York office space and housing is also affecting the city ' s retail real estate market . city ' s retail real estate market . How is it affecting the city's retail real estate market? 22 30 +75 1 The real estate slump that ' s pushing down the price of New York office space and housing is also affecting the city ' s retail real estate market . retail real estate market How is it affecting the real estate market? 25 29 +75 2 In Manhattan , once - desirable store sites sit vacant and newly constructed space has been slow to fill . newly constructed space has been slow to fill . Why are newly constructed places hard to fill? 11 20 +75 3 Retail real estate brokers say tenants are reluctant to sign leases because of uncertainty about the local economy , turmoil in their own industries and a belief that rents have not yet hit bottom . Retail real estate brokers Who are the real estate brokers? 0 4 +75 3 Retail real estate brokers say tenants are reluctant to sign leases because of uncertainty about the local economy , turmoil in their own industries and a belief that rents have not yet hit bottom . tenants are reluctant to sign leases Which tenants? 5 11 +75 3 Retail real estate brokers say tenants are reluctant to sign leases because of uncertainty about the local economy , turmoil in their own industries and a belief that rents have not yet hit bottom . yet hit bottom where is the bottom? 31 34 +75 3 Retail real estate brokers say tenants are reluctant to sign leases because of uncertainty about the local economy , turmoil in their own industries and a belief that rents have not yet hit bottom . turmoil in their own industries What sort of turmoil is happening in their industry? 19 24 +75 4 " There is an unbelievable amount of space available , " says Faith Consolo , senior vice president at Garrick - Aug Associates Store Leasing Inc . unbelievable amount of space available , " Why is there so much space available? 4 11 +75 5 There are about 2 , 000 stores for rent , up from a more typical range of 1 , 200 to 1 , 500 . " This further confuses retailers , " she says . " They wonder should they sign a lease if prices are still coming down ? still coming down ? can they be advised? 46 50 +76 1 Many of the nation ' s highest - ranking executives saluted Friday ' s market plunge as an overdue comeuppance for speculators and takeover players . the nation ' s highest - ranking executives Who are the executives? 2 10 +76 1 Many of the nation ' s highest - ranking executives saluted Friday ' s market plunge as an overdue comeuppance for speculators and takeover players . executives Could you name a few of the executives? 9 10 +76 1 Many of the nation ' s highest - ranking executives saluted Friday ' s market plunge as an overdue comeuppance for speculators and takeover players . speculators and takeover players What are speculators and takeover players? 21 25 +76 1 Many of the nation ' s highest - ranking executives saluted Friday ' s market plunge as an overdue comeuppance for speculators and takeover players . overdue Why was it overdue? 18 19 +76 2 Assuming that the market doesn ' t head into a bottomless free fall , some executives think Friday ' s action could prove a harbinger of good news - - as a sign that the leveraged buy - out and takeover frenzy of recent years may be abating . " This is a reaction to artificial LBO valuations , rather than to any fundamentals , " said John Young , chairman of Hewlett - Packard Co . , whose shares dropped $ 3 . 125 to $ 48 . 125 . " If we get rid of a lot of that nonsense , it will be a big plus . " some executives Which executives? 14 16 +76 2 Assuming that the market doesn ' t head into a bottomless free fall , some executives think Friday ' s action could prove a harbinger of good news - - as a sign that the leveraged buy - out and takeover frenzy of recent years may be abating . " This is a reaction to artificial LBO valuations , rather than to any fundamentals , " said John Young , chairman of Hewlett - Packard Co . , whose shares dropped $ 3 . 125 to $ 48 . 125 . " If we get rid of a lot of that nonsense , it will be a big plus . " artificial LBO valuations , What are artificial LBO valuations? 55 59 +76 2 Assuming that the market doesn ' t head into a bottomless free fall , some executives think Friday ' s action could prove a harbinger of good news - - as a sign that the leveraged buy - out and takeover frenzy of recent years may be abating . " This is a reaction to artificial LBO valuations , rather than to any fundamentals , " said John Young , chairman of Hewlett - Packard Co . , whose shares dropped $ 3 . 125 to $ 48 . 125 . " If we get rid of a lot of that nonsense , it will be a big plus . " shares dropped Why did Hewlitt-Packard shares drop? 79 81 +76 3 A few of the executives here for the fall meeting of the Business Council , a group that meets to discuss national issues , were only too happy to personalize their criticism . " People wish the government would do something about leveraged buy - outs , do something about takeovers , do something about Donald Trump , " said Rand Araskog , chairman of ITT Corp . , whose stock dropped $ 3 . 375 . " Where ' s the leadership ? fall meeting how many meet? 8 10 +76 3 A few of the executives here for the fall meeting of the Business Council , a group that meets to discuss national issues , were only too happy to personalize their criticism . " People wish the government would do something about leveraged buy - outs , do something about takeovers , do something about Donald Trump , " said Rand Araskog , chairman of ITT Corp . , whose stock dropped $ 3 . 375 . " Where ' s the leadership ? few of the executives Which executives? 1 5 +76 4 Where ' s the guy who can say : ` Enough is enough ' " ? the guy should there be that guy? 3 5 +76 5 The executives were remarkably unperturbed by the plunge even though it lopped billions of dollars off the value of their companies - - and millions off their personal fortunes . unperturbed Why were they not perturbed? 4 5 +76 5 The executives were remarkably unperturbed by the plunge even though it lopped billions of dollars off the value of their companies - - and millions off their personal fortunes . unperturbed definition of this word? 4 5 +77 1 Gulf Resources & Chemical Corp . said it agreed to pay $ 1 . 5 million as part of an accord with the Environmental Protection Agency regarding an environmental cleanup of a defunct smelter the company formerly operated in Idaho . part of an accord what is an accord 17 21 +77 1 Gulf Resources & Chemical Corp . said it agreed to pay $ 1 . 5 million as part of an accord with the Environmental Protection Agency regarding an environmental cleanup of a defunct smelter the company formerly operated in Idaho . smelter What is a smelter? 33 34 +77 2 In 1984 the EPA notified Gulf Resources , which was a part - owner of the smelter , that it was potentially liable for sharing cleanup costs at the site under the federal Superfund program . federal Superfund program what is the federal superfund? 32 35 +77 2 In 1984 the EPA notified Gulf Resources , which was a part - owner of the smelter , that it was potentially liable for sharing cleanup costs at the site under the federal Superfund program . Superfund program What is the Superfund program? 33 35 +77 2 In 1984 the EPA notified Gulf Resources , which was a part - owner of the smelter , that it was potentially liable for sharing cleanup costs at the site under the federal Superfund program . smelter , what is a smelter? 16 18 +77 2 In 1984 the EPA notified Gulf Resources , which was a part - owner of the smelter , that it was potentially liable for sharing cleanup costs at the site under the federal Superfund program . sharing cleanup costs What were the cleanup costs for? 24 27 +77 3 The 21 - square - mile area is contaminated with lead , zinc and other metals . other metals Which other metals? 14 16 +77 3 The 21 - square - mile area is contaminated with lead , zinc and other metals . lead , zinc and other metals Why are lead, zinc and other materials dangerous? 10 16 +77 3 The 21 - square - mile area is contaminated with lead , zinc and other metals . other metals which other metals? 14 16 +77 3 The 21 - square - mile area is contaminated with lead , zinc and other metals . 21 - square - mile area What is the 21-square-mile area? 1 7 +77 4 Gulf Resources earlier this year proposed a reorganization plan that would make it a unit of a Bermuda concern , potentially exempting it from liability for the smelter ' s cleanup costs . potentially exempting why would it be exempt? 20 22 +77 4 Gulf Resources earlier this year proposed a reorganization plan that would make it a unit of a Bermuda concern , potentially exempting it from liability for the smelter ' s cleanup costs . potentially exempting it from liability how would the company potentially be exempt from liability if they have already been found to potentially be liable? 20 25 +77 5 The company said that as part of its agreement with the EPA , it " made certain voluntary undertakings with respect to intercorporate transactions entered into after the reorganization . " The company , which issued a statement on the agreement late Friday , said that $ 1 million of the payment was previously provided for in its financial statements and that $ 500 , 000 will be recognized in its 1989 third - quarter statement . certain voluntary undertakings What are these voluntary undertakings? 16 19 +77 5 The company said that as part of its agreement with the EPA , it " made certain voluntary undertakings with respect to intercorporate transactions entered into after the reorganization . " The company , which issued a statement on the agreement late Friday , said that $ 1 million of the payment was previously provided for in its financial statements and that $ 500 , 000 will be recognized in its 1989 third - quarter statement . voluntary undertakings which undertakings? 17 19 +78 1 The Bronx has a wonderful botanical garden , a great zoo , its own charming Little Italy ( on Arthur Avenue ) and , of course , the Yankees . Little Italy is this a neighborhood? 15 17 +78 1 The Bronx has a wonderful botanical garden , a great zoo , its own charming Little Italy ( on Arthur Avenue ) and , of course , the Yankees . wonderful botanical garden , What makes the botanical garden wonderful? 4 8 +78 2 However , most people , having been subjected to news footage of the devastated South Bronx , look at the borough the way Tom Wolfe ' s Sherman McCoy did in " Bonfire of the Vanities " - - as a wrong turn into hell . " Bonfire of the Vanities " is this a nickname? 31 37 +78 2 However , most people , having been subjected to news footage of the devastated South Bronx , look at the borough the way Tom Wolfe ' s Sherman McCoy did in " Bonfire of the Vanities " - - as a wrong turn into hell . devastated South Bronx , Why is South Bronx devastated? 13 17 +78 3 But Laura Cunningham ' s Bronx , her childhood Bronx of the ' 50s , is something else altogether . Laura Cunningham ' s who is she? 1 5 +78 3 But Laura Cunningham ' s Bronx , her childhood Bronx of the ' 50s , is something else altogether . Laura Cunningham ' s Bronx , Does this mean how she remembers the Bronx? 1 7 +78 4 In a lovely , novelistic memoir , " Sleeping Arrangements " ( Knopf , 195 pages , $ 18 . 95 ) , she remembers an exotic playground , peopled mainly by Jewish eccentrics and the occasional Catholic ( real oddballs like her sexpot friend , the hell - kitten Diana , age five ) . sexpot what is a sexpot? 43 44 +78 4 In a lovely , novelistic memoir , " Sleeping Arrangements " ( Knopf , 195 pages , $ 18 . 95 ) , she remembers an exotic playground , peopled mainly by Jewish eccentrics and the occasional Catholic ( real oddballs like her sexpot friend , the hell - kitten Diana , age five ) . Jewish eccentrics Who are the Jewish eccentrics, and what kinds of music did they play? 32 34 +79 1 Amid a crowd of crashing stocks , Relational Technology Inc . ' s stock fell particularly hard Friday , dropping 23 % because its problems were compounded by disclosure of an unexpected loss for its fiscal first quarter . an unexpected loss for its fiscal first quarter Why did Relational have an unexpected first quarter loss? 30 38 +79 1 Amid a crowd of crashing stocks , Relational Technology Inc . ' s stock fell particularly hard Friday , dropping 23 % because its problems were compounded by disclosure of an unexpected loss for its fiscal first quarter . unexpected What is that unexpected loss? 31 32 +79 1 Amid a crowd of crashing stocks , Relational Technology Inc . ' s stock fell particularly hard Friday , dropping 23 % because its problems were compounded by disclosure of an unexpected loss for its fiscal first quarter . unexpected loss for its fiscal first quarter How much was the unexpected loss in the first quarter? 31 38 +79 2 The database software company said it expects a $ 2 million net loss for the fiscal first quarter ended Sept . 30 . net What is total loses in all? 11 12 +79 2 The database software company said it expects a $ 2 million net loss for the fiscal first quarter ended Sept . 30 . database software company what is database software? 1 4 +79 2 The database software company said it expects a $ 2 million net loss for the fiscal first quarter ended Sept . 30 . $ 2 million net loss for the fiscal first quarter What was a contributor to the $2 million loss? 8 18 +79 3 It said analysts had been expecting a small profit for the period . analysts had been expecting a small profit Why were the experts incorrect about their analysis? 2 9 +79 3 It said analysts had been expecting a small profit for the period . expecting Why did they expect a loss? 5 6 +79 3 It said analysts had been expecting a small profit for the period . small profit why not a big profit? 7 9 +79 3 It said analysts had been expecting a small profit for the period . analysts had been expecting a small profit Why weren't analysts looking closer at the operations of the company? 2 9 +79 4 Revenue is expected to be " up modestly " from the $ 26 . 5 million reported a year ago . " up Why are they expected to generate more revenue this year than last even though they are taking a hit this year? 5 7 +79 4 Revenue is expected to be " up modestly " from the $ 26 . 5 million reported a year ago . " up modestly " are they being modest? 5 9 +79 4 Revenue is expected to be " up modestly " from the $ 26 . 5 million reported a year ago . Revenue is expected to be " up modestly " Shouldn't it state \"was\" instead of \"is\" since the quarter has already reported? 0 9 +79 5 Relational Technology reported net income of $ 1 . 5 million , or 12 cents a share , in the year - earlier period . share , How many shares this year can they expect vs. last year? 16 18 +79 5 Relational Technology reported net income of $ 1 . 5 million , or 12 cents a share , in the year - earlier period . reported net income of $ 1 . 5 million , If the net income was $1.5 million and it reported 12 cents a share earnings, was there a dividend to report as well? 2 12 +80 1 Earnings for most of the nation ' s major pharmaceutical makers are believed to have moved ahead briskly in the third quarter , as companies with newer , big - selling prescription drugs fared especially well . third quarter , third quarter of what year? 20 23 +80 1 Earnings for most of the nation ' s major pharmaceutical makers are believed to have moved ahead briskly in the third quarter , as companies with newer , big - selling prescription drugs fared especially well . Earnings How much are the nation's major pharmaceutical makers earning? 0 1 +80 1 Earnings for most of the nation ' s major pharmaceutical makers are believed to have moved ahead briskly in the third quarter , as companies with newer , big - selling prescription drugs fared especially well . ahead briskly in the third quarter Why did earnings move ahead briskly in the third quarter? 16 22 +80 2 For the third consecutive quarter , however , most of the companies ' revenues were battered by adverse foreign - currency translations as a result of the strong dollar abroad . adverse foreign - currency translations what are adverse foreign-currency translations? 17 22 +80 2 For the third consecutive quarter , however , most of the companies ' revenues were battered by adverse foreign - currency translations as a result of the strong dollar abroad . foreign - currency What does \"adverse foreign-currency translations\" mean? 18 21 +80 2 For the third consecutive quarter , however , most of the companies ' revenues were battered by adverse foreign - currency translations as a result of the strong dollar abroad . adverse foreign - currency translations as why were they adverse? 17 23 +80 3 Analysts said that Merck & Co . , Eli Lilly & Co . , Warner - Lambert Co . and the Squibb Corp . unit of Bristol - Myers Squibb Co . all benefited from strong sales of relatively new , higher - priced medicines that provide wide profit margins . higher - priced medicines which medicines? 41 45 +80 3 Analysts said that Merck & Co . , Eli Lilly & Co . , Warner - Lambert Co . and the Squibb Corp . unit of Bristol - Myers Squibb Co . all benefited from strong sales of relatively new , higher - priced medicines that provide wide profit margins . higher - priced Why are the medicines priced so high? 41 44 +80 3 Analysts said that Merck & Co . , Eli Lilly & Co . , Warner - Lambert Co . and the Squibb Corp . unit of Bristol - Myers Squibb Co . all benefited from strong sales of relatively new , higher - priced medicines that provide wide profit margins . Analysts which analysts? 0 1 +80 4 Less robust earnings at Pfizer Inc . and Upjohn Co . were attributed to those companies ' older products , many of which face stiffening competition from generic drugs and other medicines . older products , which products? 17 20 +80 4 Less robust earnings at Pfizer Inc . and Upjohn Co . were attributed to those companies ' older products , many of which face stiffening competition from generic drugs and other medicines . attributed to those companies ' older products , What are the older products the less robust earnings were attributed to? 12 20 +80 4 Less robust earnings at Pfizer Inc . and Upjohn Co . were attributed to those companies ' older products , many of which face stiffening competition from generic drugs and other medicines . earnings How do the earnings from older products compare those of new medications? 2 3 +80 4 Less robust earnings at Pfizer Inc . and Upjohn Co . were attributed to those companies ' older products , many of which face stiffening competition from generic drugs and other medicines . generic drugs do customers prefer them? 27 29 +80 5 Joseph Riccardo , an analyst with Bear , Stearns & Co . , said that over the past few years most drug makers have shed their slow - growing businesses and instituted other cost savings , such as consolidating manufacturing plants and administrative staffs . consolidating How does consolidating manufacturing plants help save the businesses money? 38 39 +81 1 Weatherford International Inc . said it canceled plans for a preferred - stock swap but may resume payment of dividends on the stock , and added that it expects to publicly offer about 10 million common shares . preferred - stock swap Does this stock-swap mean swapping between two companies? 10 14 +81 1 Weatherford International Inc . said it canceled plans for a preferred - stock swap but may resume payment of dividends on the stock , and added that it expects to publicly offer about 10 million common shares . common shares what is a common share? 35 37 +81 1 Weatherford International Inc . said it canceled plans for a preferred - stock swap but may resume payment of dividends on the stock , and added that it expects to publicly offer about 10 million common shares . canceled plans Why did Weatherford International cancel plans for a preferred-stock swap? 6 8 +81 1 Weatherford International Inc . said it canceled plans for a preferred - stock swap but may resume payment of dividends on the stock , and added that it expects to publicly offer about 10 million common shares . canceled Why did Weatherford International Inc. cancel their preferred-stock swap? 6 7 +81 1 Weatherford International Inc . said it canceled plans for a preferred - stock swap but may resume payment of dividends on the stock , and added that it expects to publicly offer about 10 million common shares . resume Why the Weatherford International Inc stop payment of dividends? 16 17 +81 2 The company said it planned to offer an undetermined number of common shares in exchange for the 585 , 000 shares of its preferred stock outstanding . undetermined number of common shares Does this mean they are unsure about the price of their stock when the transaction will happen? 8 13 +81 2 The company said it planned to offer an undetermined number of common shares in exchange for the 585 , 000 shares of its preferred stock outstanding . the 585 , 000 shares is that a lot of shares? 16 21 +81 2 The company said it planned to offer an undetermined number of common shares in exchange for the 585 , 000 shares of its preferred stock outstanding . preferred What do they mean by \"preferred stock outstanding?\" 23 24 +81 3 The exchange ratio was never established . ratio was never established why not established? 2 6 +81 3 The exchange ratio was never established . never established Why was the exchange ratio never established? 4 6 +81 3 The exchange ratio was never established . never Why was the exchange ration never established? 4 5 +81 4 Weatherford said market conditions led to the cancellation of the planned exchange . market conditions What are these market conditions that make the cancellation happen? 2 4 +81 4 Weatherford said market conditions led to the cancellation of the planned exchange . market What were the market conditions? 2 3 +81 4 Weatherford said market conditions led to the cancellation of the planned exchange . conditions How bad were the market conditions that they had to cancel the planned exchange? 3 4 +81 5 The energy - services concern said , however , that in January 1990 , it may resume payments of dividends on the preferred stock . may why will it resume? 15 16 +81 5 The energy - services concern said , however , that in January 1990 , it may resume payments of dividends on the preferred stock . resume payments Why is the concern thinking about resuming payments? 16 18 +81 5 The energy - services concern said , however , that in January 1990 , it may resume payments of dividends on the preferred stock . preferred What was the preferred stock? 22 23 +82 1 Institut Merieux S . A . of France said the Canadian government raised an obstacle to its proposed acquisition of Connaught BioSciences Inc . for 942 million Canadian dollars ( US $ 801 . 6 million ) . raised an obstacle why did they raise a obstacle? 12 15 +82 1 Institut Merieux S . A . of France said the Canadian government raised an obstacle to its proposed acquisition of Connaught BioSciences Inc . for 942 million Canadian dollars ( US $ 801 . 6 million ) . raised an obstacle Why did they raise an obstacle? 12 15 +82 1 Institut Merieux S . A . of France said the Canadian government raised an obstacle to its proposed acquisition of Connaught BioSciences Inc . for 942 million Canadian dollars ( US $ 801 . 6 million ) . raised an obstacle to its proposed acquisition How can the Canadian government raise an obstacle for the French government? 12 19 +82 1 Institut Merieux S . A . of France said the Canadian government raised an obstacle to its proposed acquisition of Connaught BioSciences Inc . for 942 million Canadian dollars ( US $ 801 . 6 million ) . obstacle What sort of obstacle? 14 15 +82 2 Merieux said the government ' s minister of industry , science and technology told it that he wasn ' t convinced that the purchase is likely to be of " net benefit " to Canada . " net benefit " to Canada Why isnt it a net benefit to canada? 29 35 +82 2 Merieux said the government ' s minister of industry , science and technology told it that he wasn ' t convinced that the purchase is likely to be of " net benefit " to Canada . purchase is likely Why wasn't it a possible net benefit? 23 26 +82 2 Merieux said the government ' s minister of industry , science and technology told it that he wasn ' t convinced that the purchase is likely to be of " net benefit " to Canada . " net benefit " Why would the purchase possibly not be of net benefit? 29 33 +82 3 Canadian investment rules require that big foreign takeovers meet that standard . big foreign takeovers Why must every foreign takeover benefit Canadians? 5 8 +82 4 The French company said the government gave it 30 days in which to submit information to further support its takeover plan . further support its takeover plan Why does it require the government to turn over documents? 16 21 +82 5 Both Merieux and Connaught are biotechnology research and vaccine manufacturing concerns . concerns What are the concerns? 10 11 +83 1 General Motors Corp . , in a series of moves that angered union officials in the U . S . and Canada , has signaled that as many as five North American assembly plants may not survive the mid - 1990s as the corporation struggles to cut its excess vehicle - making capacity . five North American assembly plants Which five assembly plants? 29 34 +83 1 General Motors Corp . , in a series of moves that angered union officials in the U . S . and Canada , has signaled that as many as five North American assembly plants may not survive the mid - 1990s as the corporation struggles to cut its excess vehicle - making capacity . five North American assembly plants Where are the five plants located in North America? 29 34 +83 1 General Motors Corp . , in a series of moves that angered union officials in the U . S . and Canada , has signaled that as many as five North American assembly plants may not survive the mid - 1990s as the corporation struggles to cut its excess vehicle - making capacity . angered union why were they angered? 11 13 +83 2 In announcements to workers late last week , GM effectively signed death notices for two full - sized van assembly plants , and cast serious doubt on the futures of three U . S . car factories . two full - sized van assembly plants , Which plants would be eliminated? 14 22 +83 2 In announcements to workers late last week , GM effectively signed death notices for two full - sized van assembly plants , and cast serious doubt on the futures of three U . S . car factories . three U . S . car factories Which three car factories? 30 37 +83 2 In announcements to workers late last week , GM effectively signed death notices for two full - sized van assembly plants , and cast serious doubt on the futures of three U . S . car factories . signed death notices When will GM stop production and close the two full-size van assembly plants? 10 13 +83 2 In announcements to workers late last week , GM effectively signed death notices for two full - sized van assembly plants , and cast serious doubt on the futures of three U . S . car factories . death notices are they closing down immediately? 11 13 +83 3 GM is under intense pressure to close factories that became unprofitable as the giant auto maker ' s U . S . market share skidded during the past decade . market share skidded What caused the market share to skid? 22 25 +83 3 GM is under intense pressure to close factories that became unprofitable as the giant auto maker ' s U . S . market share skidded during the past decade . market share skidded What is GM's current market share? 22 25 +83 4 The company , currently using about 80 % of its North American vehicle capacity , has vowed it will run at 100 % of capacity by 1992 . 100 % of capacity by 1992 How will they accomplish this? 21 27 +83 4 The company , currently using about 80 % of its North American vehicle capacity , has vowed it will run at 100 % of capacity by 1992 . has vowed it will run at 100 % Could GM more effectively market their vehicles in an attempt to sell more product rather than to shutter factories? 15 23 +83 4 The company , currently using about 80 % of its North American vehicle capacity , has vowed it will run at 100 % of capacity by 1992 . 80 % why only 80 percent? 6 8 +83 5 Just a month ago , GM announced it would make an aging assembly plant in Lakewood , Ga . , the eighth U . S . assembly facility to close since 1987 . assembly plant Why close this plant specifically? 12 14 +83 5 Just a month ago , GM announced it would make an aging assembly plant in Lakewood , Ga . , the eighth U . S . assembly facility to close since 1987 . assembly plant in Lakewood , Ga What percentage of the population of Lakewood, Ga. works at the GM assembly plant? 12 18 +84 1 Citing a payment from a supplier and strong sales of certain data - storage products , Maxtor Corp . said earnings and revenue jumped in its second quarter ended Sept . 24 . Sept . 24 Which year? 29 32 +84 1 Citing a payment from a supplier and strong sales of certain data - storage products , Maxtor Corp . said earnings and revenue jumped in its second quarter ended Sept . 24 . certain data - storage products , Which products? 10 16 +84 1 Citing a payment from a supplier and strong sales of certain data - storage products , Maxtor Corp . said earnings and revenue jumped in its second quarter ended Sept . 24 . certain data - storage products , Which data-storage products? 10 16 +84 1 Citing a payment from a supplier and strong sales of certain data - storage products , Maxtor Corp . said earnings and revenue jumped in its second quarter ended Sept . 24 . payment from a supplier Why did payment from a supplier increase revenue? 2 6 +84 2 The maker of computer - data - storage products said net income rose to $ 4 . 8 million , or 23 cents a share , from year - earlier net of $ 1 . 1 million , or five cents a share . computer - data - storage do they make hard drives? 3 8 +84 3 Revenue soared to $ 117 million from $ 81 . 5 million . Revenue soared to $ 117 million Is revenue defined as the amount of money made by all workers in the company? 0 6 +84 3 Revenue soared to $ 117 million from $ 81 . 5 million . $ 117 million from $ 81 . 5 how much percent is that? 3 11 +84 4 Maxtor said its results were boosted by $ 2 million in payments received from a supplier , for a certain line of products that Maxtor isn ' t going to sell anymore . isn ' t going to sell anymore Why aren't they going to sell them anymore? 25 32 +84 4 Maxtor said its results were boosted by $ 2 million in payments received from a supplier , for a certain line of products that Maxtor isn ' t going to sell anymore . certain line Which lines? 19 21 +84 4 Maxtor said its results were boosted by $ 2 million in payments received from a supplier , for a certain line of products that Maxtor isn ' t going to sell anymore . payments received Which supplier did Maxtor receive payment from? 11 13 +84 4 Maxtor said its results were boosted by $ 2 million in payments received from a supplier , for a certain line of products that Maxtor isn ' t going to sell anymore . a certain line of products What are the products? 18 23 +84 5 Maxtor said effects from discontinuing the line may have a positive effect on future earnings and revenue . may have a positive effect Why will it have a positive effecT? 7 12 +84 5 Maxtor said effects from discontinuing the line may have a positive effect on future earnings and revenue . discontinuing the line Which line is Maxtor going to discontinue? 4 7 +85 1 If a hostile predator emerges for Saatchi & Saatchi Co . , co - founders Charles and Maurice Saatchi will lead a management buy - out attempt , an official close to the company said . an official close to the company Who is the official close to the company? 28 34 +85 1 If a hostile predator emerges for Saatchi & Saatchi Co . , co - founders Charles and Maurice Saatchi will lead a management buy - out attempt , an official close to the company said . a hostile predator In this case, what exactly is a hostile predator? 1 4 +85 1 If a hostile predator emerges for Saatchi & Saatchi Co . , co - founders Charles and Maurice Saatchi will lead a management buy - out attempt , an official close to the company said . hostile predator What would constitute being a hostile predator? 2 4 +85 1 If a hostile predator emerges for Saatchi & Saatchi Co . , co - founders Charles and Maurice Saatchi will lead a management buy - out attempt , an official close to the company said . Saatchi & Saatchi Co What does the company Saatchi& Saatchi do? 6 10 +85 1 If a hostile predator emerges for Saatchi & Saatchi Co . , co - founders Charles and Maurice Saatchi will lead a management buy - out attempt , an official close to the company said . predator what type of predator? 3 4 +85 2 Financing for any takeover attempt may be problematic in the wake of Friday ' s stock - market sell - off in New York and turmoil in the junk - bond market . Friday ' s stock - market sell - off in New York Why did this occur and how? 12 24 +85 2 Financing for any takeover attempt may be problematic in the wake of Friday ' s stock - market sell - off in New York and turmoil in the junk - bond market . stock - market sell - off Why was there a stock market sell-off? 15 21 +85 2 Financing for any takeover attempt may be problematic in the wake of Friday ' s stock - market sell - off in New York and turmoil in the junk - bond market . junk - bond market . What is a junk bond market? 28 33 +85 3 But the beleaguered British advertising and consulting giant , which last week named a new chief executive officer to replace Maurice Saatchi , has been the subject of intense takeover speculation for weeks . last week named a new chief executive officer Who is their new chief executive officer? 10 18 +85 3 But the beleaguered British advertising and consulting giant , which last week named a new chief executive officer to replace Maurice Saatchi , has been the subject of intense takeover speculation for weeks . to replace Maurice Saatchi , Why is Maurice Saatchi being replaced? 18 23 +85 3 But the beleaguered British advertising and consulting giant , which last week named a new chief executive officer to replace Maurice Saatchi , has been the subject of intense takeover speculation for weeks . subject of intense takeover Why is it the subject of intense takeover speculation? 26 30 +85 3 But the beleaguered British advertising and consulting giant , which last week named a new chief executive officer to replace Maurice Saatchi , has been the subject of intense takeover speculation for weeks . beleaguered Why is it beleaguered? 2 3 +85 3 But the beleaguered British advertising and consulting giant , which last week named a new chief executive officer to replace Maurice Saatchi , has been the subject of intense takeover speculation for weeks . beleaguered definition of this word? 2 3 +85 4 Last week , Saatchi ' s largest shareholder , Southeastern Asset Management , said it had been approached by one or more third parties interested in a possible restructuring . one or more third parties Who are these third parties? 19 24 +85 4 Last week , Saatchi ' s largest shareholder , Southeastern Asset Management , said it had been approached by one or more third parties interested in a possible restructuring . possible restructuring What does possible restructuring mean? 27 29 +85 4 Last week , Saatchi ' s largest shareholder , Southeastern Asset Management , said it had been approached by one or more third parties interested in a possible restructuring . shareholder , what is a shareholder? 7 9 +85 5 And Carl Spielvogel , chief executive officer of Saatchi ' s big Backer Spielvogel Bates advertising unit , said he had offered to lead a management buy - out of the company , but was rebuffed by Charles Saatchi . buy - out of the company , Why is the buy-out being suggested? 26 33 +85 5 And Carl Spielvogel , chief executive officer of Saatchi ' s big Backer Spielvogel Bates advertising unit , said he had offered to lead a management buy - out of the company , but was rebuffed by Charles Saatchi . Charles Saatchi . Why did Charles Saatchi rebuff Carl Spielvogel? 37 40 +85 5 And Carl Spielvogel , chief executive officer of Saatchi ' s big Backer Spielvogel Bates advertising unit , said he had offered to lead a management buy - out of the company , but was rebuffed by Charles Saatchi . rebuffed does it mean yelled at? 35 36 +86 1 Ideal Basic Industries Inc . said its directors reached an agreement in principle calling for HOFI North America Inc . to combine its North American cement holdings with Ideal in a transaction that will leave Ideal ' s minority shareholders with 12 . 8 % of the combined company . HOFI What does HOFI stand for? 15 16 +86 1 Ideal Basic Industries Inc . said its directors reached an agreement in principle calling for HOFI North America Inc . to combine its North American cement holdings with Ideal in a transaction that will leave Ideal ' s minority shareholders with 12 . 8 % of the combined company . 12 . 8 % Is this a high percentage compared to prior to the combination? 41 45 +86 2 HOFI , the North American holding company of Swiss concern Holderbank Financiere Glaris Ltd . , previously proposed combining its 100 % stake in St . Lawrence Cement Inc . and its 60 % stake in Dundee Cement Co . with its 67 % stake in Ideal . combining Why are they combining their stakes? 18 19 +86 2 HOFI , the North American holding company of Swiss concern Holderbank Financiere Glaris Ltd . , previously proposed combining its 100 % stake in St . Lawrence Cement Inc . and its 60 % stake in Dundee Cement Co . with its 67 % stake in Ideal . holding company What is a holding company? 5 7 +86 2 HOFI , the North American holding company of Swiss concern Holderbank Financiere Glaris Ltd . , previously proposed combining its 100 % stake in St . Lawrence Cement Inc . and its 60 % stake in Dundee Cement Co . with its 67 % stake in Ideal . HOFI , what does it stand for? 0 2 +86 3 But HOFI ' s first offer would have given Ideal ' s other shareholders about 10 % of the combined company . 10 % Why only 10%? 15 17 +86 4 Ideal ' s directors rejected that offer , although they said they endorsed the merger proposal . endorsed the merger proposal why did they endorse the major proposal? 12 16 +86 4 Ideal ' s directors rejected that offer , although they said they endorsed the merger proposal . rejected Why did the director's reject the offer? 4 5 +86 4 Ideal ' s directors rejected that offer , although they said they endorsed the merger proposal . endorsed why did they endorse it? 12 13 +86 5 Under the agreement , HOFI will own 87 . 2 % of the combined company . 87 . 2 % of the combined company do they want more? 7 15 +87 1 Financial Corp . of Santa Barbara filed suit against former stock speculator Ivan F . Boesky and Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc . , charging they defrauded the thrift by concealing their relationship when persuading it to buy $ 284 million in high - yield , high - risk junk bonds . concealing What are the laws related to this area? 29 30 +87 1 Financial Corp . of Santa Barbara filed suit against former stock speculator Ivan F . Boesky and Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc . , charging they defrauded the thrift by concealing their relationship when persuading it to buy $ 284 million in high - yield , high - risk junk bonds . concealing their relationship Why is this considered fraudulent? 29 32 +87 2 In a suit filed in federal court Thursday , the S & L alleged that a " disproportionate number " of the bonds it purchased in 1984 declined in value . " disproportionate Is there an exact number for this, and what number would be considered disproportionate? 16 18 +87 2 In a suit filed in federal court Thursday , the S & L alleged that a " disproportionate number " of the bonds it purchased in 1984 declined in value . " disproportionate number " How much of a loss does it take before it seem suspicious? 16 20 +87 2 In a suit filed in federal court Thursday , the S & L alleged that a " disproportionate number " of the bonds it purchased in 1984 declined in value . " disproportionate number " how many should have declined? 16 20 +87 3 Financial Corp . purchased the bonds , the suit alleged , after Mr . Boesky and Drexel negotiated an agreement for Vagabond Hotels to purchase a 51 % stake in the thrift for about $ 34 million . Vagabond Hotels Do the two men mentioned work for Vagabond? 21 23 +87 4 Vagabond Hotels was controlled by Mr . Boesky , who currently is serving a prison term for securities violations . term How many years and does the punishment fit the crime? 15 16 +87 4 Vagabond Hotels was controlled by Mr . Boesky , who currently is serving a prison term for securities violations . serving a prison term How long of a term? 12 16 +87 4 Vagabond Hotels was controlled by Mr . Boesky , who currently is serving a prison term for securities violations . securities violations what kind of securities violations? 17 19 +87 4 Vagabond Hotels was controlled by Mr . Boesky , who currently is serving a prison term for securities violations . prison term for how long? 14 16 +88 1 Salomon Brothers International Ltd . , a British subsidiary of Salomon Inc . , announced it will issue warrants on shares of Hong Kong Telecommunications Ltd . issue warrants on shares of Hong Kong Why are they going to issue warrants on share of Hong Kong Telecommunications Ltd? 17 24 +88 1 Salomon Brothers International Ltd . , a British subsidiary of Salomon Inc . , announced it will issue warrants on shares of Hong Kong Telecommunications Ltd . issue warrants What kind of warrants are they? 17 19 +88 1 Salomon Brothers International Ltd . , a British subsidiary of Salomon Inc . , announced it will issue warrants on shares of Hong Kong Telecommunications Ltd . warrants on shares of What are warrants on shares? 18 22 +88 2 The move closely follows a similar offer by Salomon of warrants for shares of Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corp . Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corp . Why are they placing these warrants on Asian countries? 14 20 +88 2 The move closely follows a similar offer by Salomon of warrants for shares of Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corp . similar offer What was the similar offer? 5 7 +88 2 The move closely follows a similar offer by Salomon of warrants for shares of Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corp . Hongkong & Shanghai Banking are they in both cities? 14 18 +88 3 Under the latest offer , HK $ 62 . 5 million ( US $ 8 million ) of three - year warrants will be issued in London , each giving buyers the right to buy one Hong Kong Telecommunications share at a price to be determined Friday . giving buyers the right to buy one Why can buyers only buy one? 29 36 +88 3 Under the latest offer , HK $ 62 . 5 million ( US $ 8 million ) of three - year warrants will be issued in London , each giving buyers the right to buy one Hong Kong Telecommunications share at a price to be determined Friday . at a price to be determined Friday . Who will determine the price of shares? 40 48 +88 3 Under the latest offer , HK $ 62 . 5 million ( US $ 8 million ) of three - year warrants will be issued in London , each giving buyers the right to buy one Hong Kong Telecommunications share at a price to be determined Friday . Hong Kong Telecommunications share Are these ADR shares? 36 40 +88 3 Under the latest offer , HK $ 62 . 5 million ( US $ 8 million ) of three - year warrants will be issued in London , each giving buyers the right to buy one Hong Kong Telecommunications share at a price to be determined Friday . at a price to be What's the price? 40 45 +88 3 Under the latest offer , HK $ 62 . 5 million ( US $ 8 million ) of three - year warrants will be issued in London , each giving buyers the right to buy one Hong Kong Telecommunications share at a price to be determined Friday . London , why in london? 26 28 +88 4 The 50 million warrants will be priced at HK $ 1 . 25 each and are expected to carry a premium to the share price of about 26 % . share price of about 26 % . How did they determine the share price? 23 30 +88 4 The 50 million warrants will be priced at HK $ 1 . 25 each and are expected to carry a premium to the share price of about 26 % . 50 million warrants Are these level III ADR shares? 1 4 +88 5 In trading on the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong , the shares closed Wednesday at HK $ 4 . 80 each . Stock Exchange of Hong Kong , Is there any fee associated with owning foreign shares? 4 10 +88 5 In trading on the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong , the shares closed Wednesday at HK $ 4 . 80 each . HK $ 4 . 80 each how much in dollars? 15 21 +89 1 The Bush administration , trying to blunt growing demands from Western Europe for a relaxation of controls on exports to the Soviet bloc , is questioning whether Italy ' s Ing . blunt growing demands Why are demands growing from Western Europe? 6 9 +89 1 The Bush administration , trying to blunt growing demands from Western Europe for a relaxation of controls on exports to the Soviet bloc , is questioning whether Italy ' s Ing . blunt growing why are they trying? 6 8 +89 1 The Bush administration , trying to blunt growing demands from Western Europe for a relaxation of controls on exports to the Soviet bloc , is questioning whether Italy ' s Ing . is questioning What is the Bush administration questioning? 24 26 +89 2 C . Olivetti & Co . supplied militarily valuable technology to the Soviets . C . Olivetti & Co . supplied militarily Why did they supply the Soviets with military technology? 0 8 +89 2 C . Olivetti & Co . supplied militarily valuable technology to the Soviets . supplied What is their evidence for this? 6 7 +89 2 C . Olivetti & Co . supplied militarily valuable technology to the Soviets . Olivetti & why did they? 2 4 +89 3 Most of the Western European members of Coordinating Committee on Multilateral Export Controls , the unofficial forum through which the U . S . and its allies align their export - control policies , are expected to argue for more liberal export rules at a meeting to be held in Paris Oct . 25 and 26 . align their export - control policies , Why must we align our export control policies? 27 34 +89 3 Most of the Western European members of Coordinating Committee on Multilateral Export Controls , the unofficial forum through which the U . S . and its allies align their export - control policies , are expected to argue for more liberal export rules at a meeting to be held in Paris Oct . 25 and 26 . liberal How will liberal export rules be seen by the general public? 40 41 +89 3 Most of the Western European members of Coordinating Committee on Multilateral Export Controls , the unofficial forum through which the U . S . and its allies align their export - control policies , are expected to argue for more liberal export rules at a meeting to be held in Paris Oct . 25 and 26 . Oct . 25 What year did this meeting take place? 51 54 +89 4 They plan to press specifically for a relaxation of rules governing exports of machine tools , computers and other high - technology products . relaxation of rules governing exports Why are they just trying to relax the rules around technology? 7 12 +89 4 They plan to press specifically for a relaxation of rules governing exports of machine tools , computers and other high - technology products . machine Are there not more worries with high-technology products of spying or terrorism? 13 14 +89 4 They plan to press specifically for a relaxation of rules governing exports of machine tools , computers and other high - technology products . to press specifically will it work? 2 5 +89 5 But the Bush administration says it wants to see evidence that all Cocom members are complying fully with existing export - control procedures before it will support further liberalization . see evidence How would he be able to see the evidence? 8 10 +89 5 But the Bush administration says it wants to see evidence that all Cocom members are complying fully with existing export - control procedures before it will support further liberalization . evidence What specific evidence would satisfy them? 9 10 +89 5 But the Bush administration says it wants to see evidence that all Cocom members are complying fully with existing export - control procedures before it will support further liberalization . further liberalization how can they go further? 27 29 +89 5 But the Bush administration says it wants to see evidence that all Cocom members are complying fully with existing export - control procedures before it will support further liberalization . Cocom What does Cocom mean? 12 13 +90 1 The oil industry ' s middling profits could persist through the rest of the year . the rest of the year why the rest of yeatr? 10 15 +90 1 The oil industry ' s middling profits could persist through the rest of the year . middling profits Why are oil industry profits middling? 5 7 +90 1 The oil industry ' s middling profits could persist through the rest of the year . middling profits Why are the oil industries profits considered \"middling\"? 5 7 +90 2 Major oil companies in the next few days are expected to report much less robust earnings than they did for the third quarter a year ago , largely reflecting deteriorating chemical prices and gasoline profitability . robust earnings is this bad? 14 16 +90 2 Major oil companies in the next few days are expected to report much less robust earnings than they did for the third quarter a year ago , largely reflecting deteriorating chemical prices and gasoline profitability . less robust What is considered \"less robust\"? Is that a lot or a little? 13 15 +90 3 The gasoline picture may improve this quarter , but chemicals are likely to remain weak , industry executives and analysts say , reducing chances that profits could equal their year - earlier performance . industry executives and analysts say , Which executives and analysts? 16 22 +90 3 The gasoline picture may improve this quarter , but chemicals are likely to remain weak , industry executives and analysts say , reducing chances that profits could equal their year - earlier performance . chemicals are likely to remain weak , Why are chemical prices weak? 9 16 +90 4 The industry is " seeing a softening somewhat in volume and certainly in price in petrochemicals , " Glenn Cox , president of Phillips Petroleum Co . , said in an interview . " That change will obviously impact third and fourth quarter earnings " for the industry in general , he added . softening what does softening mean? 6 7 +90 4 The industry is " seeing a softening somewhat in volume and certainly in price in petrochemicals , " Glenn Cox , president of Phillips Petroleum Co . , said in an interview . " That change will obviously impact third and fourth quarter earnings " for the industry in general , he added . somewhat How can you quantify \"somewhat\"? 7 8 +90 5 He didn ' t forecast Phillips ' s results . Phillips ' s what did phillips say? 5 8 +91 1 Traditional Industries Inc . said it expects to report a net loss for the fourth quarter that ended June 30 and is seeking new financing . report a net loss Why do they expect to report a net loss in the fourth quarter? 8 12 +91 1 Traditional Industries Inc . said it expects to report a net loss for the fourth quarter that ended June 30 and is seeking new financing . is seeking new financing Where and from whom is Traditional Industries Inc. seeking financing? 21 25 +91 1 Traditional Industries Inc . said it expects to report a net loss for the fourth quarter that ended June 30 and is seeking new financing . seeking new financing Why is the company struggling? 22 25 +91 2 The seller of photographic products and services said it is considering a number of financing alternatives , including seeking increases in its credit lines . The seller who is the seller? 0 2 +91 3 Traditional declined to estimate the amount of the loss and wouldn ' t say if it expects to show a profit for the year . Traditional declined Why did Traditional decline to estimate the loss for the year? 0 2 +91 3 Traditional declined to estimate the amount of the loss and wouldn ' t say if it expects to show a profit for the year . show a profit for the year How could this even be a possibility given the prior statements? 18 24 +91 4 In the year ended June 30 , 1988 , Traditional reported net income of $ 4 . 9 million , or $ 1 . 21 a share . $ 4 . 9 million , or $ 1 . 21 a share . How did Traditional get so big? 14 28 +91 5 The company didn ' t break out its fourth - quarter results . company didn ' t Why didn't the company break out their fourth quarter results? 1 5 +91 5 The company didn ' t break out its fourth - quarter results . didn ' t break out Why not disclose these numbers if the others have been disclosed? 2 7 +92 1 With economic tension between the U . S . and Japan worsening , many Japanese had feared last week ' s visit from U . S . Trade Representative Carla Hills . U . S . and Japan worsening , What has made economic tensions worse? 5 13 +92 1 With economic tension between the U . S . and Japan worsening , many Japanese had feared last week ' s visit from U . S . Trade Representative Carla Hills . many Japanese had feared last week ' s visit Why did the Japanese fear Carla Hills' visit? 13 22 +92 1 With economic tension between the U . S . and Japan worsening , many Japanese had feared last week ' s visit from U . S . Trade Representative Carla Hills . economic tension Why is there economic tension? 1 3 +92 1 With economic tension between the U . S . and Japan worsening , many Japanese had feared last week ' s visit from U . S . Trade Representative Carla Hills . many Japanese had feared last week ' s visit Firstly, I am wondering why there are economic tensions between the US and Japan. Second, It is surprising to hear actual Japanese citizens \"fearing\" a visit from an US official. 13 22 +92 2 They expected a new barrage of demands that Japan do something quickly to reduce its trade surplus with the U . S . They expected Did they expect this due to the trade war with China? 0 2 +92 2 They expected a new barrage of demands that Japan do something quickly to reduce its trade surplus with the U . S . reduce its trade surplus Why are people demanding Japan reduce its trade surplus with the U.S.? 13 17 +92 3 Instead , they got a discussion of the need for the U . S . and Japan to work together and of the importance of the long - term view . need for the U . S . and Japan to work together What in particular is it that the U.S. and Japanese need to properly work together without further escalating tensions. 8 20 +92 3 Instead , they got a discussion of the need for the U . S . and Japan to work together and of the importance of the long - term view . importance of the long - term view What is the long-term view? What are the goods that are needed? What would make tensions deescalate? 23 30 +92 4 Mrs . Hills ' first trip to Japan as America ' s chief trade negotiator had a completely different tone from last month ' s visit by Commerce Secretary Robert A . Mosbacher . completely different tone Was this due to tensions rising over economic concernes? 17 20 +92 4 Mrs . Hills ' first trip to Japan as America ' s chief trade negotiator had a completely different tone from last month ' s visit by Commerce Secretary Robert A . Mosbacher . had a completely different tone In what way was the tone of this visit different? 15 20 +92 4 Mrs . Hills ' first trip to Japan as America ' s chief trade negotiator had a completely different tone from last month ' s visit by Commerce Secretary Robert A . Mosbacher . last month ' s What year did this meeting take place? 21 25 +92 4 Mrs . Hills ' first trip to Japan as America ' s chief trade negotiator had a completely different tone from last month ' s visit by Commerce Secretary Robert A . Mosbacher . completely different tone What is the tone that Rovery A. Mosbacher previously used in negotiating with Japan last month. Are they being mean? 17 20 +92 5 Mr . Mosbacher called for concrete results by next spring in negotiations over fundamental Japanese business practices that supposedly inhibit free trade . business practices What are Japanese businesses doing that inhibit free trade? 15 17 +92 5 Mr . Mosbacher called for concrete results by next spring in negotiations over fundamental Japanese business practices that supposedly inhibit free trade . fundamental Japanese business practices What are these fundamental practices. How do they affect the United States? Why can't the U.S. self sustain on inhibited trades. 13 17 +93 1 Measuring cups may soon be replaced by tablespoons in the laundry room . soon How soon will this be taking place? 3 4 +93 1 Measuring cups may soon be replaced by tablespoons in the laundry room . Measuring cups What would be the advantage of replacing measuring cups with tablespoons. 0 2 +93 1 Measuring cups may soon be replaced by tablespoons in the laundry room . replaced by tablespoons How would tablespoons replace measuring cups? 5 8 +93 2 Procter & Gamble Co . plans to begin testing next month a superconcentrated detergent that will require only a few spoonfuls per washload . testing What are the testing methods? 8 9 +93 2 Procter & Gamble Co . plans to begin testing next month a superconcentrated detergent that will require only a few spoonfuls per washload . superconcentrated Will this superconcentrated detergent be safe for all kinds of clothes? 12 13 +93 2 Procter & Gamble Co . plans to begin testing next month a superconcentrated detergent that will require only a few spoonfuls per washload . superconcentrated How is the detergent superconcentrated? 12 13 +93 3 The move stems from lessons learned in Japan where local competitors have had phenomenal success with concentrated soapsuds . concentrated Does this effect the environment in any way, and are there environmentally friendly options? 16 17 +93 3 The move stems from lessons learned in Japan where local competitors have had phenomenal success with concentrated soapsuds . success with concentrated soapsuds Are soapsuds expensive when compared to regular detergents 14 18 +93 3 The move stems from lessons learned in Japan where local competitors have had phenomenal success with concentrated soapsuds . local competitors Who are the local competitors? 9 11 +93 4 It also marks P & G ' s growing concern that its Japanese rivals , such as Kao Corp . , may bring their superconcentrates to the U . S . superconcentrates What other products utilize superconcentrates? 24 25 +93 4 It also marks P & G ' s growing concern that its Japanese rivals , such as Kao Corp . , may bring their superconcentrates to the U . S . rivals , such as Kao Corp Is Kao corp., a large leading company in Japan? 13 19 +93 4 It also marks P & G ' s growing concern that its Japanese rivals , such as Kao Corp . , may bring their superconcentrates to the U . S . P & G ' s growing concern Does the company Kao Corp., have a global presence? 3 10 +93 5 The Cincinnati consumer - products giant got clobbered two years ago in Japan when Kao introduced a powerful detergent , called Attack , which quickly won a 30 % stake in the Japanese markets . " They don ' t want to get caught again , " says one industry watcher . The Cincinnati consumer - products giant What is the market share of P&G's in the USA? 0 6 +93 5 The Cincinnati consumer - products giant got clobbered two years ago in Japan when Kao introduced a powerful detergent , called Attack , which quickly won a 30 % stake in the Japanese markets . " They don ' t want to get caught again , " says one industry watcher . giant How did P&G become a giant consumer-products company? 5 6 +94 1 Elcotel Inc . expects fiscal second - quarter earnings to trail 1988 results , but anticipates that several new products will lead to a " much stronger " performance in its second half . several new products will What are the new products that will lead to stronger performance? 17 21 +94 2 Elcotel , a telecommunications company , had net income of $ 272 , 000 , or five cents a share , in its year - earlier second quarter , ended Sept . 30 . $ 272 , 000 , is that low? 10 15 +94 2 Elcotel , a telecommunications company , had net income of $ 272 , 000 , or five cents a share , in its year - earlier second quarter , ended Sept . 30 . Elcotel , a telecommunications company , Does Elcotel do anything besides telecommunications? 0 6 +94 4 George Pierce , chairman and chief executive officer , said in an interview that earnings in the most recent quarter will be about two cents a share on revenue of just under $ 4 million . interview interview with who? 12 13 +94 4 George Pierce , chairman and chief executive officer , said in an interview that earnings in the most recent quarter will be about two cents a share on revenue of just under $ 4 million . in an interview Who was the interview with? 10 13 +94 4 George Pierce , chairman and chief executive officer , said in an interview that earnings in the most recent quarter will be about two cents a share on revenue of just under $ 4 million . interview What was he interviewed for? 12 13 +94 4 George Pierce , chairman and chief executive officer , said in an interview that earnings in the most recent quarter will be about two cents a share on revenue of just under $ 4 million . million Why is the revenue going to 4 million? 34 35 +94 5 The lower results , Mr . Pierce said , reflect a 12 - month decline in industry sales of privately owned pay telephones , Elcotel ' s primary business . 12 - month decline Why has there been such a decline in sales of privately owned pay telephones? 11 15 +95 1 The U . S . , which is finalizing its steel - import quotas , is allocating a larger share of its steel market to developing and newly industrialized countries which have relatively unsubsidized steel industries . newly industrialized countries Which newly industrialized countries? 27 30 +95 1 The U . S . , which is finalizing its steel - import quotas , is allocating a larger share of its steel market to developing and newly industrialized countries which have relatively unsubsidized steel industries . finalizing its steel - import quotas , What is the quota number? 8 15 +95 1 The U . S . , which is finalizing its steel - import quotas , is allocating a larger share of its steel market to developing and newly industrialized countries which have relatively unsubsidized steel industries . steel - import quotas , What is the quota? 10 15 +95 1 The U . S . , which is finalizing its steel - import quotas , is allocating a larger share of its steel market to developing and newly industrialized countries which have relatively unsubsidized steel industries . newly industrialized countries Which countries does this include? 27 30 +95 2 Meanwhile , the U . S . has negotiated a significant cut in Japan ' s steel quota , and made only a minor increase to the steel allotment for the European Community . Japan ' s steel quota , why did they cut it? 13 19 +95 2 Meanwhile , the U . S . has negotiated a significant cut in Japan ' s steel quota , and made only a minor increase to the steel allotment for the European Community . negotiated a significant cut How much of a cut was made? 8 12 +95 2 Meanwhile , the U . S . has negotiated a significant cut in Japan ' s steel quota , and made only a minor increase to the steel allotment for the European Community . minor increase to the steel allotment What did they increase to? 23 29 +95 2 Meanwhile , the U . S . has negotiated a significant cut in Japan ' s steel quota , and made only a minor increase to the steel allotment for the European Community . cut in Japan ' s steel What was Japan's quota versus what it is now? 11 17 +95 3 Brazil , similar to Mexico and South Korea , is expected to negotiate a somewhat bigger share of the U . S . market than it had under the previous five - year steel quotas , which expired Sept . 30 . previous five - year steel quotas , What is the new quota share? 29 36 +95 3 Brazil , similar to Mexico and South Korea , is expected to negotiate a somewhat bigger share of the U . S . market than it had under the previous five - year steel quotas , which expired Sept . 30 . five - year steel quotas , Why do he steel quotas last 5 years? 30 36 +95 4 Brazil and Venezuela are the only two countries that haven ' t completed steel talks with the U . S . for the year ending Oct . 1 , 1990 . two countries there are no other countries that did not talk steel? 6 8 +95 4 Brazil and Venezuela are the only two countries that haven ' t completed steel talks with the U . S . for the year ending Oct . 1 , 1990 . steel talks What is considered a 'steel talk'? 13 15 +95 5 In recent years , U . S . steelmakers have supplied about 80 % of the 100 million tons of steel used annually by the nation . In recent years , how recent? 0 4 +95 5 In recent years , U . S . steelmakers have supplied about 80 % of the 100 million tons of steel used annually by the nation . U . S . steelmakers have supplied Would the new quotas out source to developing countries? 4 11 +95 5 In recent years , U . S . steelmakers have supplied about 80 % of the 100 million tons of steel used annually by the nation . nation What nation are the referring to? 25 26 +96 1 RJR Nabisco Inc . is disbanding its division responsible for buying network advertising time , just a month after moving 11 of the group ' s 14 employees to New York from Atlanta . disbanding its division Why is Nabisco disbanding that division? 5 8 +96 1 RJR Nabisco Inc . is disbanding its division responsible for buying network advertising time , just a month after moving 11 of the group ' s 14 employees to New York from Atlanta . disbanding Why is it disbanding? 5 6 +96 1 RJR Nabisco Inc . is disbanding its division responsible for buying network advertising time , just a month after moving 11 of the group ' s 14 employees to New York from Atlanta . moving Why did it move them? 19 20 +96 1 RJR Nabisco Inc . is disbanding its division responsible for buying network advertising time , just a month after moving 11 of the group ' s 14 employees to New York from Atlanta . disbanding why are they disbanding? 5 6 +96 2 A spokesman for the New York - based food and tobacco giant , taken private earlier this year in a $ 25 billion leveraged buy - out by Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co . , confirmed that it is shutting down the RJR Nabisco Broadcast unit , and dismissing its 14 employees , in a move to save money . private why taken private? 14 15 +96 2 A spokesman for the New York - based food and tobacco giant , taken private earlier this year in a $ 25 billion leveraged buy - out by Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co . , confirmed that it is shutting down the RJR Nabisco Broadcast unit , and dismissing its 14 employees , in a move to save money . A spokesman Who is the spokesman? 0 2 +96 3 The spokesman said RJR is discussing its network - buying plans with its two main advertising firms , FCB / Leber Katz and McCann Erickson . discussing its network - buying plans Why is RJR discussing these plans? 5 11 +96 3 The spokesman said RJR is discussing its network - buying plans with its two main advertising firms , FCB / Leber Katz and McCann Erickson . network - buying plans What plans does it have? 7 11 +96 3 The spokesman said RJR is discussing its network - buying plans with its two main advertising firms , FCB / Leber Katz and McCann Erickson . RJR is what does rjr stand for? 3 5 +96 4 " We found with the size of our media purchases that an ad agency could do just as good a job at significantly lower cost , " said the spokesman , who declined to specify how much RJR spends on network television time . declined to specify Why did he decline to specify? 32 35 +96 4 " We found with the size of our media purchases that an ad agency could do just as good a job at significantly lower cost , " said the spokesman , who declined to specify how much RJR spends on network television time . ad agency which ad agency did they hire? 12 14 +96 5 An executive close to the company said RJR is spending about $ 140 million on network television time this year , down from roughly $ 200 million last year . down Why is the budget down? 21 22 +97 1 Kaufman & Broad Home Corp . said it formed a $ 53 . 4 million limited partnership subsidiary to buy land in California suitable for residential development . California Where in California? 22 23 +97 1 Kaufman & Broad Home Corp . said it formed a $ 53 . 4 million limited partnership subsidiary to buy land in California suitable for residential development . limited partnership subsidiary With whom was this partnership formed? 15 18 +97 1 Kaufman & Broad Home Corp . said it formed a $ 53 . 4 million limited partnership subsidiary to buy land in California suitable for residential development . limited partnership subsidiary what is a limited partnership subsidiary 15 18 +97 3 Kaufman & Broad , a home building company , declined to identify the institutional investors . declined to identify the institutional investors Why did Kaufman & Broad decline to identify its institutional investors? 9 15 +97 3 Kaufman & Broad , a home building company , declined to identify the institutional investors . declined to identify the institutional investors Why did they decline to interview them? 9 15 +97 3 Kaufman & Broad , a home building company , declined to identify the institutional investors . institutional investors what is a insitutional investor 13 15 +97 4 The land to be purchased by the joint venture hasn ' t yet received zoning and other approvals required for development , and part of Kaufman & Broad ' s job will be to obtain such approvals . hasn ' t yet received zoning and other approvals Why haven't zoning and other approvals for development been obtained? 9 18 +97 4 The land to be purchased by the joint venture hasn ' t yet received zoning and other approvals required for development , and part of Kaufman & Broad ' s job will be to obtain such approvals . obtain such approvals What has lead them to shy away from the public eye and buy without having permits yet? 34 37 +97 5 The partnership runs the risk that it may not get the approvals for development , but in return , it can buy land at wholesale rather than retail prices , which can result in sizable savings , said Bruce Karatz , president and chief executive officer of Kaufman & Broad . runs the risk that it may not get the approvals Why is the partnership running the risk of not getting approvals? 2 12 +97 5 The partnership runs the risk that it may not get the approvals for development , but in return , it can buy land at wholesale rather than retail prices , which can result in sizable savings , said Bruce Karatz , president and chief executive officer of Kaufman & Broad . buy land at wholesale Does this mean they are intentionally trying to not get the permit to buy it cheaper? 21 25 +98 1 Atco Ltd . said its utilities arm is considering building new electric power plants , some valued at more than one billion Canadian dollars ( US $ 851 million ) , in Great Britain and elsewhere . Atco Ltd who are atco. ltd? 0 2 +98 1 Atco Ltd . said its utilities arm is considering building new electric power plants , some valued at more than one billion Canadian dollars ( US $ 851 million ) , in Great Britain and elsewhere . in Great Britain and elsewhere . Where else is Atco Ltd. considering building plants? 31 37 +98 1 Atco Ltd . said its utilities arm is considering building new electric power plants , some valued at more than one billion Canadian dollars ( US $ 851 million ) , in Great Britain and elsewhere . Atco Is this a Canadian company trying to expand overseas? 0 1 +98 2 C . S . Richardson , Atco ' s senior vice president , finance , said its 50 . 1 % - owned Canadian Utilities Ltd . unit is reviewing cogeneration projects in eastern Canada , and conventional electric power generating plants elsewhere , including Britain , where the British government plans to allow limited competition in electrical generation from private - sector suppliers as part of its privatization program . from private - sector suppliers Which suppliers? 59 64 +98 2 C . S . Richardson , Atco ' s senior vice president , finance , said its 50 . 1 % - owned Canadian Utilities Ltd . unit is reviewing cogeneration projects in eastern Canada , and conventional electric power generating plants elsewhere , including Britain , where the British government plans to allow limited competition in electrical generation from private - sector suppliers as part of its privatization program . limited Why would Britain allow foreign companies to have this opportunity? 54 55 +98 2 C . S . Richardson , Atco ' s senior vice president , finance , said its 50 . 1 % - owned Canadian Utilities Ltd . unit is reviewing cogeneration projects in eastern Canada , and conventional electric power generating plants elsewhere , including Britain , where the British government plans to allow limited competition in electrical generation from private - sector suppliers as part of its privatization program . limited competition why not full competition? 54 56 +98 3 " The projects are big . projects are big how big are they? 2 5 +98 4 They can be C $ 1 billion plus , " Mr . Richardson said . " But we wouldn ' t go into them alone , " and Canadian Utilities ' equity stake would be small , he said . " Ideally , we ' d like to be the operator { of the project } and a modest equity investor . C $ 1 billion is that canadian? 3 7 +98 5 Our long suit is our proven ability to operate " power plants , he said . long suit long suit meaning what? 1 3 +98 5 Our long suit is our proven ability to operate " power plants , he said . operate " How good is their history in managing powerplants? 8 10 +99 1 Ripples from the strike by 55 , 000 Machinists union members against Boeing Co . reached air carriers Friday as America West Airlines announced it will postpone its new service out of Houston because of delays in receiving aircraft from the Seattle jet maker . reached air carriers Friday Which air carriers? 15 19 +99 1 Ripples from the strike by 55 , 000 Machinists union members against Boeing Co . reached air carriers Friday as America West Airlines announced it will postpone its new service out of Houston because of delays in receiving aircraft from the Seattle jet maker . strike Why were the machinists on strike? 3 4 +99 1 Ripples from the strike by 55 , 000 Machinists union members against Boeing Co . reached air carriers Friday as America West Airlines announced it will postpone its new service out of Houston because of delays in receiving aircraft from the Seattle jet maker . Seattle jet maker are they in downtown seattle? 41 44 +99 2 Peter Otradovec , vice president for planning at the Phoenix , Ariz . , carrier , said in an interview that the work stoppage at Boeing , now entering its 13th day , " has caused some turmoil in our scheduling " and that more than 500 passengers who were booked to fly out of Houston on America West would now be put on other airlines . turmoil in our scheduling " How had the strike put turmoil into the scheduling? 37 42 +99 4 Now , those routes aren ' t expected to begin until Jan . begin until Jan Why would it take until January? 9 12 +99 4 Now , those routes aren ' t expected to begin until Jan . expected to begin until Jan of what year? 7 12 +99 5 Boeing is also supposed to send to America West another 757 twin - engine aircraft as well as a 737 by year ' s end . also supposed will it actually happen? 2 4 +100 1 A consortium of private investors operating as LJH Funding Co . said it has made a $ 409 million cash bid for most of L . J . Hooker Corp . ' s real - estate and shopping - center holdings . A consortium of private investors Who are the private investors? 0 5 +100 1 A consortium of private investors operating as LJH Funding Co . said it has made a $ 409 million cash bid for most of L . J . Hooker Corp . ' s real - estate and shopping - center holdings . bid Why did the private investors decide to make cash bid? 20 21 +100 1 A consortium of private investors operating as LJH Funding Co . said it has made a $ 409 million cash bid for most of L . J . Hooker Corp . ' s real - estate and shopping - center holdings . most of Why only \"most of\"? Why not buy the entire company? 22 24 +100 2 The $ 409 million bid includes the assumption of an estimated $ 300 million in secured liabilities on those properties , according to those making the bid . secured What are secured liabilities? 15 16 +100 2 The $ 409 million bid includes the assumption of an estimated $ 300 million in secured liabilities on those properties , according to those making the bid . secured liabilities what are secured liabilities? 15 17 +100 2 The $ 409 million bid includes the assumption of an estimated $ 300 million in secured liabilities on those properties , according to those making the bid . assumption Unclear what an assumption means in this context, to the average person. 7 8 +100 2 The $ 409 million bid includes the assumption of an estimated $ 300 million in secured liabilities on those properties , according to those making the bid . those making the bid Who else made bids on the properties? 23 27 +100 3 The group is led by Jay Shidler , chief executive officer of Shidler Investment Corp . in Honolulu , and A . Boyd Simpson , chief executive of the Atlanta - based Simpson Organization Inc . Mr . Shidler ' s company specializes in commercial real - estate investment and claims to have $ 1 billion in assets ; Mr . Simpson is a developer and a former senior executive of L . J . Hooker . and How did Jay Shidler and A. Boyd Simpson meet? 19 20 +100 4 " The assets are good , but they require more money and management " than can be provided in L . J . Hooker ' s current situation , said Mr . Simpson in an interview . " Hooker ' s philosophy was to build and sell . build Hooker's philosophy was to build what exactly? 44 45 +100 4 " The assets are good , but they require more money and management " than can be provided in L . J . Hooker ' s current situation , said Mr . Simpson in an interview . " Hooker ' s philosophy was to build and sell . require more money and management " Why do the assets require more money and management? 8 14 +100 4 " The assets are good , but they require more money and management " than can be provided in L . J . Hooker ' s current situation , said Mr . Simpson in an interview . " Hooker ' s philosophy was to build and sell . money and management " Why do they need more money and management? What is wrong with them? 10 14 +100 5 We want to build and hold . " hold They want to hold onto what? 5 6 +100 5 We want to build and hold . " hold hold their investments? 5 6 +101 1 Olin Corp . said third - quarter net income rose 26 % on the strength of its chemical business . third - quarter What happened to the net income in the first and second quarter? 4 7 +101 1 Olin Corp . said third - quarter net income rose 26 % on the strength of its chemical business . rose What was done differently in the third-quarter that the net income rose 26%? 9 10 +101 1 Olin Corp . said third - quarter net income rose 26 % on the strength of its chemical business . 26 % How much is 26% in dollars? 10 12 +101 1 Olin Corp . said third - quarter net income rose 26 % on the strength of its chemical business . strength Third-quarter net income rose because the chemical business was doing well? 14 15 +101 2 Net was $ 24 million , or $ 1 . 15 a share , up from $ 19 million , or 90 cents a share , a year earlier . up from What was done differently this year that was not done last year? 14 16 +101 2 Net was $ 24 million , or $ 1 . 15 a share , up from $ 19 million , or 90 cents a share , a year earlier . share , a year earlier which year? 24 29 +101 3 Sales rose 7 . 4 % to $ 580 million from $ 540 million . rose How did the sales shoot up 7.4% in such a short time? 1 2 +101 3 Sales rose 7 . 4 % to $ 580 million from $ 540 million . $ 540 When was it $540 mil? 11 13 +101 3 Sales rose 7 . 4 % to $ 580 million from $ 540 million . $ 580 million from $ 540 million how quickly? 7 14 +101 4 Olin said its chemical segment had profit of $ 22 million , up from $ 15 million a year ago , largely because of gains in electrochemicals such as caustic soda . gains Were there any losses at all? 24 25 +101 4 Olin said its chemical segment had profit of $ 22 million , up from $ 15 million a year ago , largely because of gains in electrochemicals such as caustic soda . caustic soda Is there a common name for this? 29 31 +101 4 Olin said its chemical segment had profit of $ 22 million , up from $ 15 million a year ago , largely because of gains in electrochemicals such as caustic soda . caustic soda what is caustic soda? 29 31 +101 4 Olin said its chemical segment had profit of $ 22 million , up from $ 15 million a year ago , largely because of gains in electrochemicals such as caustic soda . electrochemicals What are gains in electrochemicals? 26 27 +101 5 The company said the gains were tied to volume increases and higher prices . gains How did the volume increase and what was the cause of higher prices? 4 5 +101 5 The company said the gains were tied to volume increases and higher prices . volume increases Who is buying the most? 8 10 +101 5 The company said the gains were tied to volume increases and higher prices . volume increases what is a volume increase? 8 10 +102 1 Bank of New England Corp . , seeking to streamline its business after a year of weak earnings and mounting loan problems , said it will sell some operations and lay off 4 % of its work force . some operations Which operations will it sell? 27 29 +102 2 The bank holding company also reported that third - quarter profit dropped 41 % , to $ 42 . 7 million , or 61 cents a share , from the year - earlier $ 72 . 3 million , or $ 1 . 04 a share . year - earlier Which year? 30 33 +102 2 The bank holding company also reported that third - quarter profit dropped 41 % , to $ 42 . 7 million , or 61 cents a share , from the year - earlier $ 72 . 3 million , or $ 1 . 04 a share . profit dropped Why did profit drop? 10 12 +102 4 Altogether , employment is expected to decline to less than 16 , 000 from the current level of about 18 , 000 . current level of about 18 , 000 Are they going to get unemployment? 15 22 +102 5 Walter Connolly , chairman , said in an interview that the company expects to record pretax gains of $ 100 million to $ 125 million from the sale of its leasing operations and of certain financial processing services . certain financial processing services Which services? 34 38 +102 5 Walter Connolly , chairman , said in an interview that the company expects to record pretax gains of $ 100 million to $ 125 million from the sale of its leasing operations and of certain financial processing services . pretax gains What is the number after taxes? 15 17 +103 1 Canada , which is preparing to speed up tariff cuts with the U . S . , recorded a 47 % narrowing in its trade surplus with the U . S . in August , Statistics Canada , a federal agency , reported . narrowing Why is Canada narrowing the trade surplus with U.S.? 21 22 +103 1 Canada , which is preparing to speed up tariff cuts with the U . S . , recorded a 47 % narrowing in its trade surplus with the U . S . in August , Statistics Canada , a federal agency , reported . speed up tariff cuts Does this mean reducing the tariffs and thus reducing lost money when trading? 6 10 +103 2 U . S . exports to Canada jumped 11 . 2 % in August from July while U . S . imports from Canada rose only 2 . 7 % . Canada rose only 2 . 7 % did it have a bad effect? 23 30 +103 2 U . S . exports to Canada jumped 11 . 2 % in August from July while U . S . imports from Canada rose only 2 . 7 % . U . S . imports from Canada rose only 2 . 7 % Why did imports barely rise when exports rose so much? 17 30 +103 3 As a result , Canada ' s trade surplus with the U . S . narrowed to C $ 656 . 5 million ( US $ 558 million ) in August from C $ 1 . 23 billion ( US $ 1 . 04 billion ) in July . narrowed How has this decrease in surplus affect trading? 15 16 +103 3 As a result , Canada ' s trade surplus with the U . S . narrowed to C $ 656 . 5 million ( US $ 558 million ) in August from C $ 1 . 23 billion ( US $ 1 . 04 billion ) in July . narrowed to C $ 656 . 5 million Why did the trade surplus reduce so much if tariffs were cut? 15 23 +103 4 U . S . exports benefited in August from heavy Canadian spending on new plant and equipment and a pickup in Canadian auto demand , Canadian officials said . demand , Canadian officials said which person said it? 23 28 +103 4 U . S . exports benefited in August from heavy Canadian spending on new plant and equipment and a pickup in Canadian auto demand , Canadian officials said . spending on new plant and equipment What kind of new plant equipment? 11 17 +103 5 The U . S . and Canada , which do more trade than any other pair of nations , are to meet next month to arrange an acceleration of planned tariff cuts under the U . S . - Canada free trade agreement . than any other pair of nations , are to meet who is the second biggest pair? 12 22 +103 5 The U . S . and Canada , which do more trade than any other pair of nations , are to meet next month to arrange an acceleration of planned tariff cuts under the U . S . - Canada free trade agreement . acceleration Why are they in such a hurry to come to agreements for the tariff cuts? 27 28 +104 1 The Federal National Mortgage Association set up a three - member office of the chairman and elected James A . Johnson as vice chairman , effective Jan . 1 . James A . Johnson Who is he and where did he come from? 17 21 +104 2 Mr . Johnson has been a managing director at Shearson Lehman Hutton since 1985 , and before that was president of Public Strategies , a Washington consulting firm . Shearson Lehman Hutton What is this company? 9 12 +104 3 He is well - known in Democratic circles , having been executive assistant to Vice President Walter Mondale and chairman of Mr . Mondale ' s 1984 presidential campaign . chairman of Mr . Mondale ' s Did this mean he dealt with the money required for the campaign? 19 26 +104 5 Mr . Johnson , 45 years old , has been a consultant on strategy to Fannie Mae for the past 3 1 / 2 years . consultant on strategy to Fannie Mae What does strategy refer too in this context? 11 17 +105 1 I approached " Mastergate , " Larry Gelbart ' s new comedy at the Criterion Center , with considerable trepidation . considerable trepidation Why did he feel this way? 18 20 +105 1 I approached " Mastergate , " Larry Gelbart ' s new comedy at the Criterion Center , with considerable trepidation . Criterion Center , with considerable trepidation Where was this center located? 14 20 +105 1 I approached " Mastergate , " Larry Gelbart ' s new comedy at the Criterion Center , with considerable trepidation . trepidation Why was the person approaching the comedy with trepidation? 19 20 +105 1 I approached " Mastergate , " Larry Gelbart ' s new comedy at the Criterion Center , with considerable trepidation . considerable trepidation Is this due to Larry Gebart's personality and possibly his political orientation? 18 20 +105 1 I approached " Mastergate , " Larry Gelbart ' s new comedy at the Criterion Center , with considerable trepidation . considerable trepidation Why did the writer have considerable trepidation concerning Larry Gelbart's \"Matergate\" comedy? 18 20 +105 2 Nothing , I assumed , would be more hopelessly dated than a political satire on the Iran - Contra affair . political satire on the Iran - Contra affair . Why is this hopelessly dated? 12 21 +105 2 Nothing , I assumed , would be more hopelessly dated than a political satire on the Iran - Contra affair . Iran - Contra affair When was this? 16 20 +105 2 Nothing , I assumed , would be more hopelessly dated than a political satire on the Iran - Contra affair . Iran - Contra affair What is the Iran-Contra affair and why would anyone make a satire out of it? 16 20 +105 3 I had underestimated , however , both Mr . Gelbart ' s wit and the persistence of scandal in Washington . Mr . Gelbart ' s Who is Mr. Gelbart? 7 12 +105 3 I had underestimated , however , both Mr . Gelbart ' s wit and the persistence of scandal in Washington . scandal in Washington Does the scandal have to do with the Iran-Contra affair? 17 20 +105 3 I had underestimated , however , both Mr . Gelbart ' s wit and the persistence of scandal in Washington . scandal What scandal is the person talking about? 17 18 +105 4 Though the play clearly is framed around the events of Iran - Contra , it takes in the wide sweep of scandals over the past 30 years . wide sweep of scandals What are these scandals? 18 22 +105 4 Though the play clearly is framed around the events of Iran - Contra , it takes in the wide sweep of scandals over the past 30 years . wide sweep of scandals Does it target certain political parties? What stand point does it come from? 18 22 +105 4 Though the play clearly is framed around the events of Iran - Contra , it takes in the wide sweep of scandals over the past 30 years . scandals What other scandals over the past 30 years? 21 22 +105 4 Though the play clearly is framed around the events of Iran - Contra , it takes in the wide sweep of scandals over the past 30 years . sweep of scandals over the past 30 years What scandals happened over 30 years? 19 27 +105 4 Though the play clearly is framed around the events of Iran - Contra , it takes in the wide sweep of scandals over the past 30 years . wide sweep of scandals over the past 30 years How does the play incorporate 30 years worth of scandals into its narrative? 18 27 +105 5 In fact , at one point Merry Chase ( Melinda Mullins ) , a cool , carefully coiffed television announcer , recites a list of a dozen or more scandals of recent years , concluding with those affecting the Department of Housing and Urban Development and the savings and loan industry . dozen or more scandals of recent years , Can we be informed on more of these scandals? 26 34 +105 5 In fact , at one point Merry Chase ( Melinda Mullins ) , a cool , carefully coiffed television announcer , recites a list of a dozen or more scandals of recent years , concluding with those affecting the Department of Housing and Urban Development and the savings and loan industry . Department of Housing and Urban Development What scandal involved the HUD office? 39 45 +105 5 In fact , at one point Merry Chase ( Melinda Mullins ) , a cool , carefully coiffed television announcer , recites a list of a dozen or more scandals of recent years , concluding with those affecting the Department of Housing and Urban Development and the savings and loan industry . savings and loan industry What was the scandal involving the savings and loan industry? 47 51 +106 1 The former president of FirstSouth F . A . , a defunct Arkansas thrift , pleaded guilty to conspiring to inflate the institution ' s earnings by concealing worthless loan guarantees . by concealing worthless loan guarantees What are they? 26 31 +106 1 The former president of FirstSouth F . A . , a defunct Arkansas thrift , pleaded guilty to conspiring to inflate the institution ' s earnings by concealing worthless loan guarantees . a defunct Arkansas thrift , What is a defunct Arkansas thrift? 10 15 +106 1 The former president of FirstSouth F . A . , a defunct Arkansas thrift , pleaded guilty to conspiring to inflate the institution ' s earnings by concealing worthless loan guarantees . worthless loan guarantees How did worthless loan guarantees inflate the earnings? 28 31 +106 1 The former president of FirstSouth F . A . , a defunct Arkansas thrift , pleaded guilty to conspiring to inflate the institution ' s earnings by concealing worthless loan guarantees . loan why are they worthless loan guarantees? 29 30 +106 1 The former president of FirstSouth F . A . , a defunct Arkansas thrift , pleaded guilty to conspiring to inflate the institution ' s earnings by concealing worthless loan guarantees . thrift , What is a thrift in this context? 13 15 +106 2 Roderick D . Reed III , who was also chief operating officer of FirstSouth , could receive a maximum sentence of five years in federal prison and a $ 250 , 000 fine . also chief operating officer of FirstSouth , How did someone so crooked get two positions of power at this company? 8 15 +106 2 Roderick D . Reed III , who was also chief operating officer of FirstSouth , could receive a maximum sentence of five years in federal prison and a $ 250 , 000 fine . of five years in federal prison and is he likely to get it? 20 27 +106 2 Roderick D . Reed III , who was also chief operating officer of FirstSouth , could receive a maximum sentence of five years in federal prison and a $ 250 , 000 fine . five Does he have a chance of parole? 21 22 +106 3 A sentencing date hasn ' t been set . sentencing why hasnt it been set? 1 2 +106 3 A sentencing date hasn ' t been set . date Why and what is the delay? 2 3 +106 4 Mr . Reed admitted he conspired to conceal an agreement not to enforce loan guarantees executed by Dallas real - estate developers A . Starke Taylor III and George S . Watson , both of whom were FirstSouth stockholders . conspired to conceal an agreement How did he think he'd get away with that? 5 10 +106 4 Mr . Reed admitted he conspired to conceal an agreement not to enforce loan guarantees executed by Dallas real - estate developers A . Starke Taylor III and George S . Watson , both of whom were FirstSouth stockholders . conspired What methods did he take to commit to this conspiracy? 5 6 +106 5 Neither Mr . Taylor nor Mr . Watson have been charged with criminal wrongdoing . wrongdoing Again, it doesn't let me highlight everything - just a single word. What wrongdoing were the initially accused of? 13 14 +106 5 Neither Mr . Taylor nor Mr . Watson have been charged with criminal wrongdoing . have been charged Why would these two individuals not be charged as well? 8 11 +106 5 Neither Mr . Taylor nor Mr . Watson have been charged with criminal wrongdoing . criminal wrongdoing why werent they charged? 12 14 +107 1 Prospect Group Inc . , whose recent hostile tender offer for Recognition Equipment Inc . failed for lack of financing , apparently has gained a measure of control over the troubled company anyway . gained How did Prospect Group Inc. gain any control, over Recognition Equipment Inc? 23 24 +107 1 Prospect Group Inc . , whose recent hostile tender offer for Recognition Equipment Inc . failed for lack of financing , apparently has gained a measure of control over the troubled company anyway . recent hostile tender offer How was the offer hostile? 6 10 +107 1 Prospect Group Inc . , whose recent hostile tender offer for Recognition Equipment Inc . failed for lack of financing , apparently has gained a measure of control over the troubled company anyway . over the troubled company anyway How did it gain control despite failing? 28 33 +107 2 As part of what a Recognition spokeswoman termed an " amiable agreement , " Prospect Group will wind up with control of top management posts and an increased stake in the maker of data management equipment . spokeswoman What is the name of this spokeswoman? 6 7 +107 2 As part of what a Recognition spokeswoman termed an " amiable agreement , " Prospect Group will wind up with control of top management posts and an increased stake in the maker of data management equipment . " amiable What's is an amiable agreement? 9 11 +107 2 As part of what a Recognition spokeswoman termed an " amiable agreement , " Prospect Group will wind up with control of top management posts and an increased stake in the maker of data management equipment . " amiable agreement , " Why is it being described as amiable if it was hostile? 9 14 +107 3 In a management restructuring , Thomas L . Ringer resigned as chairman , chief executive and a director , while Israel Sheinberg resigned as a director . Thomas Who replaced those guys? 5 6 +107 3 In a management restructuring , Thomas L . Ringer resigned as chairman , chief executive and a director , while Israel Sheinberg resigned as a director . Sheinberg resigned as a director what was his reasoning for resignation? 21 26 +107 4 Mr . Sheinberg remains as executive vice president . Sheinberg Why did Mr, Sheinberg get promoted? 2 3 +107 4 Mr . Sheinberg remains as executive vice president . remains Why will he retain this role if not the other? 3 4 +107 4 Mr . Sheinberg remains as executive vice president . Sheinberg remains as executive does he want to keep the position? 2 6 +107 5 Thomas M . Hurley and Robert A . Vanourek , who had been designated to take over Recognition ' s top spots had Prospect ' s tender offer succeeded , were named co - chief executives and directors . Recognition ' s How many top spots did Recognition have? 17 20 +107 5 Thomas M . Hurley and Robert A . Vanourek , who had been designated to take over Recognition ' s top spots had Prospect ' s tender offer succeeded , were named co - chief executives and directors . tender offer WHAT IS A TENDER OFFER? 26 28 +108 1 Tribune Co . , helped by a hefty boost in performance at its broadcasting and entertainment operations , said net income jumped 21 % in its third quarter ended Sept . 24 on a 3 % increase in revenue . helped by a hefty boost How did they help? 4 9 +108 1 Tribune Co . , helped by a hefty boost in performance at its broadcasting and entertainment operations , said net income jumped 21 % in its third quarter ended Sept . 24 on a 3 % increase in revenue . 3 % increase in revenue What does that equate to? 34 39 +108 2 The broadcasting and newspaper concern , based in Chicago , said net was $ 62 . 7 million , or 77 cents a primary share , up from $ 51 . 6 million , or 69 cents a share . broadcasting and newspaper concern , why is it a concern? 1 6 +108 3 Per - share figures this year reflect $ 6 . 8 million in preferred - share dividends ; the 1988 quarter didn ' t have such a payout . 1988 quarter didn ' t have such a payout How does this play into things? 19 28 +108 3 Per - share figures this year reflect $ 6 . 8 million in preferred - share dividends ; the 1988 quarter didn ' t have such a payout . 1988 quarter was this a long time ago? 19 21 +108 4 Revenue rose to $ 590 . 7 million from $ 575 . 1 million . Revenue rose How much would they dividend be? 0 2 +108 5 Nine - month net climbed 19 % to $ 174 . 8 million , or $ 2 . 21 a primary share , from $ 147 . 5 million , or $ 1 . 94 a share . Nine - month net climbed 19 % Why did it climb? 0 7 +109 1 Tuesday , October 17 , 1989 Tuesday , October 17 , 1989 What happened on this date? 0 6 +109 1 Tuesday , October 17 , 1989 Tuesday , October 17 , 1989 What is significant about Tuesday, October 17,1989? 0 6 +109 1 Tuesday , October 17 , 1989 Tuesday , October 17 , 1989 What is this date? 0 6 +109 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . don ' t always represent Why don't interest rates always represent transactions? 19 24 +109 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . actual What is a good representation of actual transactions? 24 25 +109 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . actual transactions what do they represent? 24 26 +109 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % Where is the rest of the list? 0 8 +109 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . PRIME RATE : what is a prime rate? 0 3 +109 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % What is this for? 0 8 +109 4 The base rate on corporate loans at large U . S . money center commercial banks . base What is the base rate on corporate loans at large US banks? 1 2 +109 4 The base rate on corporate loans at large U . S . money center commercial banks . center commercial banks which banks? 13 16 +109 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 8 11 / 16 % high , 8 5 / 8 % low , 8 5 / 8 % near closing bid , 8 11 / 16 % offered . 8 11 / 16 % high , How much in USD is that number? 3 10 +109 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 8 11 / 16 % high , 8 5 / 8 % low , 8 5 / 8 % near closing bid , 8 11 / 16 % offered . FEDERAL FUNDS : What are federal funds? 0 3 +109 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 8 11 / 16 % high , 8 5 / 8 % low , 8 5 / 8 % near closing bid , 8 11 / 16 % offered . FEDERAL What do Federal Funds represent? 0 1 +109 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 8 11 / 16 % high , 8 5 / 8 % low , 8 5 / 8 % near closing bid , 8 11 / 16 % offered . FEDERAL FUNDS : What are these for? 0 3 +110 1 Ashton - Tate Corp . reported a net loss of $ 19 . 4 million , or 74 cents a share , for the third quarter , which was burdened by severance costs and the expense of upgrading its database software inventories . severance Why was there such a big debt in severance? 31 32 +110 1 Ashton - Tate Corp . reported a net loss of $ 19 . 4 million , or 74 cents a share , for the third quarter , which was burdened by severance costs and the expense of upgrading its database software inventories . upgrading its database software inventories How big was it's database software inventories before? 37 42 +110 1 Ashton - Tate Corp . reported a net loss of $ 19 . 4 million , or 74 cents a share , for the third quarter , which was burdened by severance costs and the expense of upgrading its database software inventories . severance costs Are these severance costs going to laid off employees? 31 33 +110 2 The software company said revenue slid 28 % to $ 53 . 9 million . slid What was the reason for the slide? 5 6 +110 2 The software company said revenue slid 28 % to $ 53 . 9 million . revenue slid 28 % What was the revenue prior to this? 4 8 +110 3 This contrasts with the year - ago quarter , when the company had net income of $ 11 . 7 million , or 45 cents a share , on revenue of $ 75 . 7 million . income What happened compared to a year-ago? 14 15 +110 3 This contrasts with the year - ago quarter , when the company had net income of $ 11 . 7 million , or 45 cents a share , on revenue of $ 75 . 7 million . This contrasts with the year - ago quarter , What was the reason behind the decline in revenue? 0 9 +110 3 This contrasts with the year - ago quarter , when the company had net income of $ 11 . 7 million , or 45 cents a share , on revenue of $ 75 . 7 million . year - ago Is this the exact same quarter just one year prior? 4 7 +110 4 For the nine months , Ashton - Tate had a loss of $ 27 . 6 million , or $ 1 . 05 a share . Ashton - Tate What is Ashton Tate? 5 8 +110 5 In the year - ago period , the company had profit of $ 34 . 3 million , or $ 1 . 32 a share . company had profit of $ 34 . 3 million , What is the company's profit during this period? 8 18 +110 5 In the year - ago period , the company had profit of $ 34 . 3 million , or $ 1 . 32 a share . period , Is this time measured in quarters or months? 5 7 +111 1 A surprising surge in the U . S . trade deficit raised fears that the nation ' s export drive has stalled , and caused new turmoil in financial markets . the nation ' s export drive has stalled , Why would our export drive have stalled in other nations? 14 23 +111 1 A surprising surge in the U . S . trade deficit raised fears that the nation ' s export drive has stalled , and caused new turmoil in financial markets . nation ' s export drive has stalled , Why would the export drive stall? 15 23 +111 1 A surprising surge in the U . S . trade deficit raised fears that the nation ' s export drive has stalled , and caused new turmoil in financial markets . surprising surge Why was there a surprising surge in the U.S. trade deficit? 1 3 +111 1 A surprising surge in the U . S . trade deficit raised fears that the nation ' s export drive has stalled , and caused new turmoil in financial markets . surprising surge how did the surge occur?\nwhy is it surprising? 1 3 +111 2 The merchandise trade deficit widened in August to $ 10 . 77 billion , the Commerce Department reported , a sharp deterioration from July ' s $ 8 . 24 billion and the largest deficit of any month this year . $ 8 . 24 billion and the largest Why did the largest deficit happen in July? 26 34 +111 2 The merchandise trade deficit widened in August to $ 10 . 77 billion , the Commerce Department reported , a sharp deterioration from July ' s $ 8 . 24 billion and the largest deficit of any month this year . The merchandise trade What types of goods are being effected the most? 0 3 +111 2 The merchandise trade deficit widened in August to $ 10 . 77 billion , the Commerce Department reported , a sharp deterioration from July ' s $ 8 . 24 billion and the largest deficit of any month this year . widened in August Why did the merchandise trade deficit widen in August? 4 7 +111 3 Exports fell for the second month in a row , while imports rose to a record . while imports rose Would putting a tariff on those imports help mend the deficit? 10 13 +111 3 Exports fell for the second month in a row , while imports rose to a record . fell for the second month Why did the exports fell for two moths in a row? 1 6 +111 3 Exports fell for the second month in a row , while imports rose to a record . imports rose to a record Why did the imports rose while the exports were falling?\n 11 16 +111 4 " This is one of the worst trade releases we ' ve had since the dollar troughed out in 1987 , " said Geoffrey Dennis , chief international economist at James Capel Inc . Like most analysts , Mr . Dennis was hesitant to read too much into one month ' s numbers ; but he said , " It indicates perhaps that the balance in the U . S . economy is not as good as we ' ve been led to believe . " not as good as we ' ve been led to believe . " Why would the balance in the US economy not be as balanced as believed? 73 86 +111 4 " This is one of the worst trade releases we ' ve had since the dollar troughed out in 1987 , " said Geoffrey Dennis , chief international economist at James Capel Inc . Like most analysts , Mr . Dennis was hesitant to read too much into one month ' s numbers ; but he said , " It indicates perhaps that the balance in the U . S . economy is not as good as we ' ve been led to believe . " not as good Who misled Mr. Dennis into believing the U.S. economy was better than it actually was? 73 76 +111 4 " This is one of the worst trade releases we ' ve had since the dollar troughed out in 1987 , " said Geoffrey Dennis , chief international economist at James Capel Inc . Like most analysts , Mr . Dennis was hesitant to read too much into one month ' s numbers ; but he said , " It indicates perhaps that the balance in the U . S . economy is not as good as we ' ve been led to believe . " hesitant to read Why are most analysts hesitant to read one month's numbers? 42 45 +111 5 The number had a troubling effect on Wall Street , suggesting that more fundamental economic problems may underlie last Friday ' s stock market slide . more fundamental economic problems How big of an economical problem could this turnout to be? 12 16 +111 5 The number had a troubling effect on Wall Street , suggesting that more fundamental economic problems may underlie last Friday ' s stock market slide . fundamental economic problems What are the fundamental economic problems underlying the stock market's slide? 13 16 +111 5 The number had a troubling effect on Wall Street , suggesting that more fundamental economic problems may underlie last Friday ' s stock market slide . last Friday ' s stock market slide how does the last friday's slide affect the future numbers of the Wall street? 18 25 +112 1 Hopes for quick enactment of pending deficit - reduction legislation faded as efforts to streamline the House version in advance of a House - Senate conference broke down . Hopes who is hoping? 0 1 +112 1 Hopes for quick enactment of pending deficit - reduction legislation faded as efforts to streamline the House version in advance of a House - Senate conference broke down . deficit - reduction legislation What does \"deficit-reduction legislation\" mean? 6 10 +112 1 Hopes for quick enactment of pending deficit - reduction legislation faded as efforts to streamline the House version in advance of a House - Senate conference broke down . House version What does the \"House version\" consist of? 16 18 +112 1 Hopes for quick enactment of pending deficit - reduction legislation faded as efforts to streamline the House version in advance of a House - Senate conference broke down . conference broke down Why did the conference break down? 25 28 +112 2 House leaders had hoped to follow the Senate ' s lead by getting an agreement from House committee chairmen under which they would drop items that wouldn ' t reduce the fiscal 1990 budget deficit from the House - passed bill before the negotiations with the Senate began . House leaders had hoped Which house leaders? 0 4 +112 2 House leaders had hoped to follow the Senate ' s lead by getting an agreement from House committee chairmen under which they would drop items that wouldn ' t reduce the fiscal 1990 budget deficit from the House - passed bill before the negotiations with the Senate began . 1990 budget is this a well known budget? 32 34 +112 2 House leaders had hoped to follow the Senate ' s lead by getting an agreement from House committee chairmen under which they would drop items that wouldn ' t reduce the fiscal 1990 budget deficit from the House - passed bill before the negotiations with the Senate began . House - passed bill What was the \"House-passed bill?\" 37 41 +112 3 But the effort became snagged on the question of what would become of other issues , ranging from cutting the capital - gains tax to child care to repeal of catastrophic - illness insurance . " Many members feel there are important features of the House bill that should be enacted , " Speaker Thomas Foley ( D . , Wash . ) said . " If there is any support for reducing the bill , it is conditioned on their desire to see them passed in another form . " their desire why do they desire it? 80 82 +112 3 But the effort became snagged on the question of what would become of other issues , ranging from cutting the capital - gains tax to child care to repeal of catastrophic - illness insurance . " Many members feel there are important features of the House bill that should be enacted , " Speaker Thomas Foley ( D . , Wash . ) said . " If there is any support for reducing the bill , it is conditioned on their desire to see them passed in another form . " reducing the bill , Why would they want to reduce the bill? 72 76 +112 4 Now those items will be discussed in a House - Senate conference , which could begin as soon as today , with the expectation that they could either be resolved there or placed into other legislation . " You ' ve got to give these chairmen the opportunity to see if they can work things out , " said House Budget Committee Chairman Leon Panetta ( D . , Calif . ) . " This is a democratic process - - you can ' t slam - dunk anything around here . " placed into other legislation Why would it be placed into another legislation? 32 36 +112 5 White House Budget Director Richard Darman has said he would continue to press to keep the capital - gains provision in the final version of the bill unless the House drops many of its costly provisions . Richard Darman what are his credentials? 4 6 +112 5 White House Budget Director Richard Darman has said he would continue to press to keep the capital - gains provision in the final version of the bill unless the House drops many of its costly provisions . capital - gains provision What is the capital-gains provision? 16 20 +112 5 White House Budget Director Richard Darman has said he would continue to press to keep the capital - gains provision in the final version of the bill unless the House drops many of its costly provisions . capital - gains provision What is the capital-gains provision? 16 20 +113 1 Mutual - fund czar John M . Templeton has put his money where his moniker is , pouring $ 1 . 4 million into one of his own funds , the Templeton Value Fund . John M . Templeton What is John M. Templeton's net worth? 4 8 +113 1 Mutual - fund czar John M . Templeton has put his money where his moniker is , pouring $ 1 . 4 million into one of his own funds , the Templeton Value Fund . pouring $ 1 . 4 million into one of his own funds , Why is Templeton putting so much of his own money into the fund? 17 30 +113 1 Mutual - fund czar John M . Templeton has put his money where his moniker is , pouring $ 1 . 4 million into one of his own funds , the Templeton Value Fund . Templeton Value Fund What does this fund do for the public? 31 34 +113 2 Mr . Templeton owns shares in several of the 33 funds that his firm manages , but only in three of the 10 available to U . S . investors , according to filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission . three of the 10 available to U . S . investors , Who are the other funds available to? 19 31 +113 2 Mr . Templeton owns shares in several of the 33 funds that his firm manages , but only in three of the 10 available to U . S . investors , according to filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission . 33 funds What are some of the 33 funds? 9 11 +113 3 Those are Templeton Global Income , Templeton Emerging Markets and now the Value Fund . Templeton Emerging Markets Which countries does the Templeton Emerging Markets fund invest in? 6 9 +113 3 Those are Templeton Global Income , Templeton Emerging Markets and now the Value Fund . Global Income , Templeton Emerging Markets What do these funds do? 3 9 +113 4 Why did he add the Value Fund to the list ? Value Fund What's the Value Fund's ROI? 5 7 +113 4 Why did he add the Value Fund to the list ? Why Why did he add the Value Fund to the list? 0 1 +113 5 Because he ' s very bullish on the emerging growth stocks that make up the fund ' s portfolio , Mr . Templeton said from his Bahamas hideaway . very bullish Why is Mr. Templeton bullish on emerging growth stocks? 4 6 +113 5 Because he ' s very bullish on the emerging growth stocks that make up the fund ' s portfolio , Mr . Templeton said from his Bahamas hideaway . he ' s very bullish on the emerging growth Why is Templeton so bullish on the stocks? 1 10 +113 5 Because he ' s very bullish on the emerging growth stocks that make up the fund ' s portfolio , Mr . Templeton said from his Bahamas hideaway . bullish Bullish in what sense? 5 6 +113 5 Because he ' s very bullish on the emerging growth stocks that make up the fund ' s portfolio , Mr . Templeton said from his Bahamas hideaway . bullish What does this mean in terms of business? 5 6 +114 1 A new drug to prevent the rejection of transplanted organs has been successfully used on more than 100 patients at the University of Pittsburgh , according to researchers . according to researchers . Who are the researchers? 25 29 +114 1 A new drug to prevent the rejection of transplanted organs has been successfully used on more than 100 patients at the University of Pittsburgh , according to researchers . prevent the rejection How does it completely prevent rejection? 4 7 +114 1 A new drug to prevent the rejection of transplanted organs has been successfully used on more than 100 patients at the University of Pittsburgh , according to researchers . successfully used What length of time indicates a success for this test? 12 14 +114 1 A new drug to prevent the rejection of transplanted organs has been successfully used on more than 100 patients at the University of Pittsburgh , according to researchers . new drug What is the chemical makeup of the new drug? 1 3 +114 1 A new drug to prevent the rejection of transplanted organs has been successfully used on more than 100 patients at the University of Pittsburgh , according to researchers . rejection Why are transplanted organ rejected? 6 7 +114 2 The drug , which is still in the experimental phase , hasn ' t been approved yet by the Food and Drug Admistration , and its long - term effects are unknown . long - term effects What kind of long-term effects are possible? 26 30 +114 2 The drug , which is still in the experimental phase , hasn ' t been approved yet by the Food and Drug Admistration , and its long - term effects are unknown . which is still in the experimental phase , How long has the drug been being experimented with? 3 11 +114 2 The drug , which is still in the experimental phase , hasn ' t been approved yet by the Food and Drug Admistration , and its long - term effects are unknown . drug , which is still in the experimental phase , What is the name of the new drug? 1 11 +114 2 The drug , which is still in the experimental phase , hasn ' t been approved yet by the Food and Drug Admistration , and its long - term effects are unknown . approved How long does it take to get approved? 15 16 +114 3 But researchers say the drug , called FK - 506 , could revolutionize the transplantation field by reducing harmful side effects and by lowering rejection rates . reducing harmful side effects What harmful side effects does it help prevent? 17 21 +114 3 But researchers say the drug , called FK - 506 , could revolutionize the transplantation field by reducing harmful side effects and by lowering rejection rates . by reducing harmful side effects What side effects are being reduced? 16 21 +114 3 But researchers say the drug , called FK - 506 , could revolutionize the transplantation field by reducing harmful side effects and by lowering rejection rates . lowering rejection rates How much are the rejection rates being lowered? 23 26 +114 3 But researchers say the drug , called FK - 506 , could revolutionize the transplantation field by reducing harmful side effects and by lowering rejection rates . reducing harmful side effects and by lowering What is the reaction that causes the reduction in harmful side effects and the lowering of rejection rates? 17 24 +114 3 But researchers say the drug , called FK - 506 , could revolutionize the transplantation field by reducing harmful side effects and by lowering rejection rates . side effects How do they know it reduces side effects if it hasn't been tested long enough yet? 19 21 +114 4 Rejection has been the major obstacle in the approximately 30 , 000 organ transplants performed world - wide each year . 30 , 000 organ transplants What is the limiting factor in terms of the number of transplants that occur? 9 14 +114 4 Rejection has been the major obstacle in the approximately 30 , 000 organ transplants performed world - wide each year . 30 , 000 organ transplants performed What organ is the most commonly rejected? 9 15 +114 5 Researchers began using the drug in February on patients who had received kidney , liver , heart and pancreas transplants . kidney , liver , heart and pancreas How does the drug perform when other organs are being transplanted? 12 19 +114 5 Researchers began using the drug in February on patients who had received kidney , liver , heart and pancreas transplants . using the drug in February on patients How many patient trials have there been? 2 9 +114 5 Researchers began using the drug in February on patients who had received kidney , liver , heart and pancreas transplants . using the drug How can they use the drug if it has not been approved yet? 2 5 +115 1 The dollar finished softer yesterday , tilted lower by continued concern about the stock market . continued concern What is concerning about the stock market? 9 11 +115 1 The dollar finished softer yesterday , tilted lower by continued concern about the stock market . concern Why is there concern about the stock market? 10 11 +115 1 The dollar finished softer yesterday , tilted lower by continued concern about the stock market . softer does softer mean lower? 3 4 +115 1 The dollar finished softer yesterday , tilted lower by continued concern about the stock market . concern about the stock market Why is there concern about the stock market? 10 15 +115 2 " We ' re trading with a very wary eye on Wall Street , " said Trevor Woodland , chief corporate trader at Harris Trust & Savings Bank in New York . " No one is willing to place a firm bet that the stock market won ' t take another tumultuous ride . " another tumultuous ride What tumultuous ride has the stock market been on? 50 53 +115 2 " We ' re trading with a very wary eye on Wall Street , " said Trevor Woodland , chief corporate trader at Harris Trust & Savings Bank in New York . " No one is willing to place a firm bet that the stock market won ' t take another tumultuous ride . " tumultuous ride Why is the stock market taking a tumultuous ride? 51 53 +115 2 " We ' re trading with a very wary eye on Wall Street , " said Trevor Woodland , chief corporate trader at Harris Trust & Savings Bank in New York . " No one is willing to place a firm bet that the stock market won ' t take another tumultuous ride . " tumultuous why would it? 51 52 +115 2 " We ' re trading with a very wary eye on Wall Street , " said Trevor Woodland , chief corporate trader at Harris Trust & Savings Bank in New York . " No one is willing to place a firm bet that the stock market won ' t take another tumultuous ride . " tumultuous ride Why would the stock market take another tumultuous ride? 51 53 +115 3 News of the major earthquake in California Tuesday triggered a round of dollar sales in early Asian trade , but most foreign - exchange dealers said they expect the impact of the quake on financial markets to be short - lived . major earthquake in California Where is California was there an earthquake? 3 7 +115 3 News of the major earthquake in California Tuesday triggered a round of dollar sales in early Asian trade , but most foreign - exchange dealers said they expect the impact of the quake on financial markets to be short - lived . short - lived Why would the financial impact be short lived? 38 41 +115 3 News of the major earthquake in California Tuesday triggered a round of dollar sales in early Asian trade , but most foreign - exchange dealers said they expect the impact of the quake on financial markets to be short - lived . triggered a round Why did the earthquake create sales in Asian trade? 8 11 +115 3 News of the major earthquake in California Tuesday triggered a round of dollar sales in early Asian trade , but most foreign - exchange dealers said they expect the impact of the quake on financial markets to be short - lived . short - lived Why would the impact of the earthquake on financial markets be short-lived? 38 41 +115 3 News of the major earthquake in California Tuesday triggered a round of dollar sales in early Asian trade , but most foreign - exchange dealers said they expect the impact of the quake on financial markets to be short - lived . major earthquake Why does a major earthquake in California effect Asian trade? 3 5 +115 4 Despite the dollar ' s lackluster performance , some foreign - exchange traders maintain that the U . S . unit remains relatively well bid . traders maintain What makes the traders' opinion different than the performance of the dollar? 12 14 +115 5 Harris Trust ' s Mr . Woodland noted that the unit continues to show resilience in the face of a barrage of " headline negatives " in recent weeks , including rate increases in Europe and Japan , aggressive central bank intervention , a 190 - point plunge in New York stock prices , an unexpectedly poor U . S . trade report and action by the Federal Reserve to nudge U . S . rates lower . show resilience How has it shown resilience? 13 15 +115 5 Harris Trust ' s Mr . Woodland noted that the unit continues to show resilience in the face of a barrage of " headline negatives " in recent weeks , including rate increases in Europe and Japan , aggressive central bank intervention , a 190 - point plunge in New York stock prices , an unexpectedly poor U . S . trade report and action by the Federal Reserve to nudge U . S . rates lower . " headline negatives " is this just bad news? 22 26 +115 5 Harris Trust ' s Mr . Woodland noted that the unit continues to show resilience in the face of a barrage of " headline negatives " in recent weeks , including rate increases in Europe and Japan , aggressive central bank intervention , a 190 - point plunge in New York stock prices , an unexpectedly poor U . S . trade report and action by the Federal Reserve to nudge U . S . rates lower . show resilience How is the dollar showing resilience? 13 15 +116 1 INSURERS ARE FACING billions of dollars in damage claims from the California quake . INSURERS ARE FACING Why is it typed all in capitals? 0 3 +116 1 INSURERS ARE FACING billions of dollars in damage claims from the California quake . billions of dollars How many billions of dollars? 3 6 +116 1 INSURERS ARE FACING billions of dollars in damage claims from the California quake . California quake Which Earthquake are we speaking of? 11 13 +116 1 INSURERS ARE FACING billions of dollars in damage claims from the California quake . the California quake Where and when did the earthquake happen? 10 13 +116 1 INSURERS ARE FACING billions of dollars in damage claims from the California quake . INSURERS which insurers? 0 1 +116 1 INSURERS ARE FACING billions of dollars in damage claims from the California quake . California quake Which quake and where in California? 11 13 +116 2 But most businesses in the Bay area , including Silicon Valley , weren ' t greatly affected . weren ' t greatly affected Why weren't they greatly affected and how? 12 17 +116 2 But most businesses in the Bay area , including Silicon Valley , weren ' t greatly affected . affected What does it matter if silicon wasn't affected; where's the concern for the whole state? 16 17 +116 2 But most businesses in the Bay area , including Silicon Valley , weren ' t greatly affected . greatly affected why not affected? 15 17 +116 3 Computer and software companies in the region are expecting virtually no long - term disruption in shipments . Computer and software companies Why do these companies not expect no long-term disruption in shipments compare to the other companies in the region? 0 4 +116 3 Computer and software companies in the region are expecting virtually no long - term disruption in shipments . long - term disruption in shipments Why are we concerned with shipments when damages need to be accounted for state wide?What kind of damage would be deemed a disruption? 11 17 +116 3 Computer and software companies in the region are expecting virtually no long - term disruption in shipments . virtually but not literally? 9 10 +116 4 Also , investors quickly singled out stocks of companies expected to profit or suffer from the disaster . stocks of companies What are the stocks that they expect to profit or suffer? 6 9 +116 4 Also , investors quickly singled out stocks of companies expected to profit or suffer from the disaster . investors Who are these investors? 2 3 +116 4 Also , investors quickly singled out stocks of companies expected to profit or suffer from the disaster . investors quickly singled out stocks how did they single out? 2 7 +116 4 Also , investors quickly singled out stocks of companies expected to profit or suffer from the disaster . companies Which companies? 8 9 +116 5 Leveraged buy - outs may be curbed by two rules in pending congressional legislation . two rules What are the two rules the writer is referring to? 8 10 +116 5 Leveraged buy - outs may be curbed by two rules in pending congressional legislation . Leveraged buy - outs What is a leveraged buy-out? 0 4 +117 1 CALIFORNIA STRUGGLED with the aftermath of a Bay area earthquake . Bay area how big was the quake? 7 9 +117 1 CALIFORNIA STRUGGLED with the aftermath of a Bay area earthquake . the aftermath How much damage did the earthquake do? 3 5 +117 1 CALIFORNIA STRUGGLED with the aftermath of a Bay area earthquake . Bay area earthquake How strong was the earthquake? 7 10 +117 2 As aftershocks shook the San Francisco Bay area , rescuers searched through rubble for survivors of Tuesday ' s temblor , and residents picked their way through glass - strewn streets . Tuesday ' s temblor , what is a temblor? 16 21 +117 2 As aftershocks shook the San Francisco Bay area , rescuers searched through rubble for survivors of Tuesday ' s temblor , and residents picked their way through glass - strewn streets . aftershocks shook How long did the aftershocks last? 1 3 +117 2 As aftershocks shook the San Francisco Bay area , rescuers searched through rubble for survivors of Tuesday ' s temblor , and residents picked their way through glass - strewn streets . searched through rubble for survivors How many people were rescued? 10 15 +117 3 In Oakland , hopes faded for finding any more survivors within the concrete and steel from the collapse of an interstate highway . hopes faded for finding any more survivors How many were thought to be left? 3 10 +117 3 In Oakland , hopes faded for finding any more survivors within the concrete and steel from the collapse of an interstate highway . interstate highway Were many cars involved? 20 22 +117 4 At least 270 people were reported killed and 1 , 400 injured in the rush - hour tremor that caused billions of dollars of damage along 100 miles of the San Andreas fault . San Andreas fault where is that? 30 33 +117 4 At least 270 people were reported killed and 1 , 400 injured in the rush - hour tremor that caused billions of dollars of damage along 100 miles of the San Andreas fault . tremor How strong was the tremor? 17 18 +117 4 At least 270 people were reported killed and 1 , 400 injured in the rush - hour tremor that caused billions of dollars of damage along 100 miles of the San Andreas fault . rush - hour What time was it? 14 17 +117 4 At least 270 people were reported killed and 1 , 400 injured in the rush - hour tremor that caused billions of dollars of damage along 100 miles of the San Andreas fault . 100 miles of the San Andreas fault How long is the fault? 26 33 +117 5 Bush declared the region a major disaster area and the military was mobilized to prevent looting . military was mobilized how many troops? 10 13 +117 5 Bush declared the region a major disaster area and the military was mobilized to prevent looting . the military What branch of the military is responsible for this? 9 11 +117 5 Bush declared the region a major disaster area and the military was mobilized to prevent looting . mobilized to prevent looting Was there a lot of looting? 12 16 +118 1 Texaco Inc . has purchased an oil - producing company in Texas for $ 476 . 5 million , its first major acquisition since its legal brawl with Pennzoil Co . began more than four years ago . acquisition What does this mean? 22 23 +118 1 Texaco Inc . has purchased an oil - producing company in Texas for $ 476 . 5 million , its first major acquisition since its legal brawl with Pennzoil Co . began more than four years ago . since its legal brawl with Pennzoil Co What was the legal brawl about? 23 30 +118 1 Texaco Inc . has purchased an oil - producing company in Texas for $ 476 . 5 million , its first major acquisition since its legal brawl with Pennzoil Co . began more than four years ago . four years ago when was the last? 34 37 +118 1 Texaco Inc . has purchased an oil - producing company in Texas for $ 476 . 5 million , its first major acquisition since its legal brawl with Pennzoil Co . began more than four years ago . an oil - producing company in Texas Which oil-producing company in Texas? 5 12 +118 1 Texaco Inc . has purchased an oil - producing company in Texas for $ 476 . 5 million , its first major acquisition since its legal brawl with Pennzoil Co . began more than four years ago . its legal brawl What was this legal brawl about? 24 27 +118 1 Texaco Inc . has purchased an oil - producing company in Texas for $ 476 . 5 million , its first major acquisition since its legal brawl with Pennzoil Co . began more than four years ago . legal brawl What sort of legal brawl were they engaged in? 25 27 +118 2 The White Plains , N . Y . , oil company said Friday that it had acquired Tana Production Corp . , a subsidiary of TRT Energy Holdings Inc . , for $ 95 . 1 million in cash , with the rest to be paid in shares of a new , non - voting issue of preferred stock . non - voting issue what is a non voting issue? 52 56 +118 3 Tana , which holds properties in 17 oil and gas fields in south Texas , will provide Texaco with mostly gas reserves . mostly gas reserves What else will they provide Texaco? 19 22 +118 4 The fields contain recoverable reserves of 435 billion cubic feet of natural gas and four million barrels of oil . recoverable reserves what is a recoverable reserve? 3 5 +118 5 " This acquisition is another indication of Texaco ' s commitment to increase the company ' s reserve base , " said Chief Executive Officer James W . Kinnear . acquisition when was the last indication? 2 3 +118 5 " This acquisition is another indication of Texaco ' s commitment to increase the company ' s reserve base , " said Chief Executive Officer James W . Kinnear . reserve base , " Elaborate on what a reserve base is. 17 21 +119 1 With a Twist of the Wrist Twist what about a flick? 2 3 +119 1 With a Twist of the Wrist With a Twist of the Wrist What was with a twist of the wrist? 0 6 +119 1 With a Twist of the Wrist Twist of the Wrist Why would they twist their wrist? 2 6 +119 2 Boys with tops , and Frisbee tossers , Frisbee tossers , why are they tossed? 5 8 +119 2 Boys with tops , and Frisbee tossers , Boys with tops , What about boys with tops? 0 4 +119 2 Boys with tops , and Frisbee tossers , Frisbee tossers , What is a frisbee tosser? 5 8 +119 3 And P . R . types with bees in their bonnet , P . R What are PR types? 1 4 +119 3 And P . R . types with bees in their bonnet , P . R . types What are P.R. types? 1 6 +119 4 Have a goal in common , all of them try goal in common , what is the goal? 2 6 +119 4 Have a goal in common , all of them try Have a goal in common , What is their common goal? 0 6 +119 4 Have a goal in common , all of them try goal in common , Whats the goal that's in common? 2 6 +119 4 Have a goal in common , all of them try all of them try What are they all trying? 6 10 +119 5 To put the right spin on it . spin on it Put the spin on what? 4 7 +119 5 To put the right spin on it . right spin on it What is it that they are putting a spin on? 3 7 +119 5 To put the right spin on it . spin What is the spin? 4 5 +120 1 The Senate convicted U . S . District Judge Alcee Hastings of Florida of eight impeachment articles , removing the 53 - year - old judge from his $ 89 , 500 - a - year , lifetime job . removing Why is he being impeached? 18 19 +120 1 The Senate convicted U . S . District Judge Alcee Hastings of Florida of eight impeachment articles , removing the 53 - year - old judge from his $ 89 , 500 - a - year , lifetime job . eight impeachment articles , What were the impeachment articles? 14 18 +120 2 Mr . Hastings ' s case was particularly nettlesome because it marked the first time a federal official was impeached and removed from office on charges of which a jury had acquitted him . on charges of which a jury had acquitted him . What were the charges he was acquitted of? 24 34 +120 2 Mr . Hastings ' s case was particularly nettlesome because it marked the first time a federal official was impeached and removed from office on charges of which a jury had acquitted him . removed from office Why was he removed from office if he had been acquitted? 21 24 +120 2 Mr . Hastings ' s case was particularly nettlesome because it marked the first time a federal official was impeached and removed from office on charges of which a jury had acquitted him . nettlesome what is this word? 8 9 +120 2 Mr . Hastings ' s case was particularly nettlesome because it marked the first time a federal official was impeached and removed from office on charges of which a jury had acquitted him . jury had acquitted him Why did the jury acquit him? 29 33 +120 3 In 1983 , Mr . Hastings was found not guilty of accepting a $ 150 , 000 bribe in a case before him , the central charge on which the Senate convicted him . convicted How can he be convicted if he was found not guilty? 31 32 +120 3 In 1983 , Mr . Hastings was found not guilty of accepting a $ 150 , 000 bribe in a case before him , the central charge on which the Senate convicted him . 1983 , how long was the case? 1 3 +120 3 In 1983 , Mr . Hastings was found not guilty of accepting a $ 150 , 000 bribe in a case before him , the central charge on which the Senate convicted him . in a case before him , What was the case? 18 24 +120 3 In 1983 , Mr . Hastings was found not guilty of accepting a $ 150 , 000 bribe in a case before him , the central charge on which the Senate convicted him . accepting a $ 150 , 000 bribe Who was the bribe from? 11 18 +120 4 He was only the sixth federal judge ever ousted from office after an impeachment trial . sixth federal who were the first five? 4 6 +120 4 He was only the sixth federal judge ever ousted from office after an impeachment trial . sixth federal judge Who were the other five? 4 7 +120 5 With no floor debate , the Senate on Friday voted 69 - 26 to convict Mr . Hastings of perjury and conspiring to accept a bribe , five votes more than needed . five votes more than needed Why did they need 64 votes? 27 32 +121 1 China could exhaust its foreign - exchange reserves as early as next year , a Western government report says , unless imports are cut drastically to help narrow the balance - of - payments deficit . exhaust its foreign - exchange reserves How much foreign-exchange reserves does China have? 2 8 +121 1 China could exhaust its foreign - exchange reserves as early as next year , a Western government report says , unless imports are cut drastically to help narrow the balance - of - payments deficit . balance - of - payments How did China manage to get into this situation? 29 34 +121 1 China could exhaust its foreign - exchange reserves as early as next year , a Western government report says , unless imports are cut drastically to help narrow the balance - of - payments deficit . Western government report which goverment report 15 18 +121 1 China could exhaust its foreign - exchange reserves as early as next year , a Western government report says , unless imports are cut drastically to help narrow the balance - of - payments deficit . a Western government report says , Who are the authors of the report? 14 20 +121 2 According to the report , completed last month , if China ' s trade gap continues to widen at the pace seen in the first seven months of this year , the reserves would be wiped out either in 1990 or 1991 . China ' s trade gap continues to widen Why is the trade gap for China widening? 10 18 +121 2 According to the report , completed last month , if China ' s trade gap continues to widen at the pace seen in the first seven months of this year , the reserves would be wiped out either in 1990 or 1991 . 1991 Looking back from 2020, what were the causes of this? 41 42 +121 2 According to the report , completed last month , if China ' s trade gap continues to widen at the pace seen in the first seven months of this year , the reserves would be wiped out either in 1990 or 1991 . 1990 or 1991 which one? 39 42 +121 3 A country is considered financially healthy if its reserves cover three months of its imports . three How and who came to this conclusion? 10 11 +121 3 A country is considered financially healthy if its reserves cover three months of its imports . reserves cover three months of its imports how many countries are healthy? 8 15 +121 5 The report by the Western government , which declines to be identified , concludes that " a near - term foreign - exchange payment problem can be avoided only if import growth drops to below 5 % per annum . " which declines to be identified , Why does the western government decline to be identified? 7 13 +121 5 The report by the Western government , which declines to be identified , concludes that " a near - term foreign - exchange payment problem can be avoided only if import growth drops to below 5 % per annum . " identified , How can we trust the source if we cannot know the source? 11 13 +121 5 The report by the Western government , which declines to be identified , concludes that " a near - term foreign - exchange payment problem can be avoided only if import growth drops to below 5 % per annum . " Western government , which government? 4 7 +122 1 Are consumers too deep in hock ? hock ? What does this word refer to and in what context? 5 7 +122 1 Are consumers too deep in hock ? consumers What consumers are too deep in hock? 1 2 +122 1 Are consumers too deep in hock ? too deep in hock ? What would constitute being too deep? 2 7 +122 2 A lot of observers think so , and , if they ' re right , the whole economy as well as the spendthrifts among us could be hurt . whole economy Why would the whole economy be hurting? 16 18 +122 2 A lot of observers think so , and , if they ' re right , the whole economy as well as the spendthrifts among us could be hurt . hurt Why would the observers be hurt? 27 28 +122 2 A lot of observers think so , and , if they ' re right , the whole economy as well as the spendthrifts among us could be hurt . A lot of observers think so , Which observers? 0 7 +122 3 A sudden , forced cutback by consumers , who normally account for about two - thirds of economic activity , would damp the economy at a time when plant - and - equipment spending is slowing and deficit - racked governments can ' t readily take up the slack . forced cutback by consumers , Why are consumers being forced to cut back? 3 8 +122 3 A sudden , forced cutback by consumers , who normally account for about two - thirds of economic activity , would damp the economy at a time when plant - and - equipment spending is slowing and deficit - racked governments can ' t readily take up the slack . sudden , forced cutback by consumers , Why would a sudden cutback by consumers happen? 1 8 +122 4 And another wave of bad loans would further batter many already - shaky lending institutions . bad Is this a global issue or specific to a region? 4 5 +122 4 And another wave of bad loans would further batter many already - shaky lending institutions . already - shaky Why are some of these lending institutions already shaky? 10 13 +122 4 And another wave of bad loans would further batter many already - shaky lending institutions . many already - shaky lending institutions Which lending institutions? 9 15 +122 5 The worriers cite some worrisome trends . worriers Who are the worriers and what are their facts? 1 2 +122 5 The worriers cite some worrisome trends . worrisome trends . How worrisome are the trends? 4 7 +122 5 The worriers cite some worrisome trends . trends What were the worrisome trends 5 6 +122 5 The worriers cite some worrisome trends . worriers cite some worrisome trends What worrisome trends exist? 1 6 +123 1 Eastman Kodak Co . , seeking to position itself in the potentially huge high - definition television market , unveiled a converter that can transform conventional motion - picture film into high - definition video . seeking to position itself Why are they seeking to position themselves? 5 9 +123 2 The move also helps the Rochester , N . Y . , photographic giant ensure that its motion - picture film business - - for which it holds a virtual monopoly , supplying every Hollywood movie company - - isn ' t made obsolete by the upstart HDTV business . obsolete How would Eastman Kodak's film business be made obsolete by HDTV? 43 44 +123 2 The move also helps the Rochester , N . Y . , photographic giant ensure that its motion - picture film business - - for which it holds a virtual monopoly , supplying every Hollywood movie company - - isn ' t made obsolete by the upstart HDTV business . virtual monopoly , What is a virtual monopoly? 29 32 +123 3 While the prototype converter is costly , it ' s being lauded by the infant HDTV industry as a way of increasing the number of high - quality shows that can be seen on the new medium . costly , How costly is the converter? 5 7 +123 3 While the prototype converter is costly , it ' s being lauded by the infant HDTV industry as a way of increasing the number of high - quality shows that can be seen on the new medium . prototype converter is costly , How much does it cost? 2 7 +123 4 " The industry has been waiting with bated breath for the machines to come along , " says David Niles , president of Eleven Twenty Five Productions Inc . , a New York pioneer in high - definition programming . " The industry has been waiting with bated breath Why have the industries been waiting for these machines? 0 9 +123 5 He notes that industry executives have until now worried that they would face a severe shortage of programs once consumers begin replacing their TV sets with HDTVs . industry executives have until now worried Which industry executives have worried? 3 9 +123 5 He notes that industry executives have until now worried that they would face a severe shortage of programs once consumers begin replacing their TV sets with HDTVs . severe shortage Why would there be a severe shortage of programs due to HDTV? 14 16 +124 1 A group of shareholders filed suit against Imperial Corp . of America , Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc . , First Executive Corp . and others , charging them with artificially inflating Imperial ' s stock price to protect certain major investors . A group of shareholders Who are the shareholders? 0 4 +124 1 A group of shareholders filed suit against Imperial Corp . of America , Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc . , First Executive Corp . and others , charging them with artificially inflating Imperial ' s stock price to protect certain major investors . protect Which investors was Imperial Court accused of protecting? 37 38 +124 1 A group of shareholders filed suit against Imperial Corp . of America , Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc . , First Executive Corp . and others , charging them with artificially inflating Imperial ' s stock price to protect certain major investors . certain major investors Which investors? 38 41 +124 1 A group of shareholders filed suit against Imperial Corp . of America , Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc . , First Executive Corp . and others , charging them with artificially inflating Imperial ' s stock price to protect certain major investors . artificially inflating How did they artificially inflate the stock price? 29 31 +124 2 The complaint , filed in federal district court , accuses Imperial and other defendants of issuing false and misleading financial data . false and misleading How was the financial data false and misleading? 16 19 +124 2 The complaint , filed in federal district court , accuses Imperial and other defendants of issuing false and misleading financial data . misleading financial data how did they mislead? 18 21 +124 2 The complaint , filed in federal district court , accuses Imperial and other defendants of issuing false and misleading financial data . other defendants Which other defendants? 12 14 +124 2 The complaint , filed in federal district court , accuses Imperial and other defendants of issuing false and misleading financial data . false and misleading financial data What was false and misleading about the data? 16 21 +124 2 The complaint , filed in federal district court , accuses Imperial and other defendants of issuing false and misleading financial data . other defendants Who are the other defendants? 12 14 +124 3 It also charges that Imperial , the holding company for Imperial Savings & Loan , experienced major losses and writedowns because of improper assessment of the risks of junk - bond investments and wholesale consumer loan packages . wholesale consumer loan packages what are those? 33 37 +124 3 It also charges that Imperial , the holding company for Imperial Savings & Loan , experienced major losses and writedowns because of improper assessment of the risks of junk - bond investments and wholesale consumer loan packages . major losses How large were the losses specifically? 16 18 +124 3 It also charges that Imperial , the holding company for Imperial Savings & Loan , experienced major losses and writedowns because of improper assessment of the risks of junk - bond investments and wholesale consumer loan packages . improper assessment What caused the improper assessment? 22 24 +124 4 The suit seeks unspecified damages . unspecified damages why are they unspecified? 3 5 +124 5 Imperial is in the midst of reducing its junk - bond holdings and getting out of the investment banking business in order to return to traditional thrift activities . traditional thrift activities What are traditional thrift activities? 25 28 +124 5 Imperial is in the midst of reducing its junk - bond holdings and getting out of the investment banking business in order to return to traditional thrift activities . getting out of Why are they getting out of the investment banking business? 13 16 +125 1 It ' s a California crime saga worthy of an Erle Stanley Gardner title : The Case of the Purloined Palm Trees . Gardner Who is Erle Stanley Gardner? 12 13 +125 1 It ' s a California crime saga worthy of an Erle Stanley Gardner title : The Case of the Purloined Palm Trees . Erle Stanley Gardner is he an author? 10 13 +125 1 It ' s a California crime saga worthy of an Erle Stanley Gardner title : The Case of the Purloined Palm Trees . Purloined Palm Trees Why were the palm trees purloined? 19 22 +125 2 Edward Carlson awoke one morning last month to find eight holes in his front yard where his prized miniature palms , called cycads , once stood . eight holes How big were these holes? 9 11 +125 2 Edward Carlson awoke one morning last month to find eight holes in his front yard where his prized miniature palms , called cycads , once stood . prized Have these miniature palms won actual prizes? 17 18 +125 3 Days later , the thieves returned and dug out more , this time adding insult to injury . " The second time , " he says , " they left the shovel . " dug out more , How many more did the thieves take? 7 11 +125 3 Days later , the thieves returned and dug out more , this time adding insult to injury . " The second time , " he says , " they left the shovel . " " they left the shovel does it have dna? 27 32 +125 3 Days later , the thieves returned and dug out more , this time adding insult to injury . " The second time , " he says , " they left the shovel . " " they left the shovel Why did they leave the shovel? 27 32 +125 4 No garden - variety crime , palm - tree rustling is sprouting up all over Southern California , bringing big bucks to crooks who know their botany . botany Is palm tree theft a real thing? 26 27 +125 4 No garden - variety crime , palm - tree rustling is sprouting up all over Southern California , bringing big bucks to crooks who know their botany . big bucks What is the money like in stealing plants as opposed to stealing cars? 19 21 +125 4 No garden - variety crime , palm - tree rustling is sprouting up all over Southern California , bringing big bucks to crooks who know their botany . bringing big bucks How much is a palm tree worth? 18 21 +125 5 Cycads , the most popular of which is the Sago Palm , are doll - sized versions of California ' s famous long - necked palms , with stubby trunks and fern - like fronds . doll - sized versions How tall do they usually get? 13 17 +125 5 Cycads , the most popular of which is the Sago Palm , are doll - sized versions of California ' s famous long - necked palms , with stubby trunks and fern - like fronds . Cycads , Do Cycads come in large sizes as well? 0 2 +125 5 Cycads , the most popular of which is the Sago Palm , are doll - sized versions of California ' s famous long - necked palms , with stubby trunks and fern - like fronds . doll - sized versions What is the proportion of a miniature tree in relation to a regular palm tree? 13 17 +126 1 Tandy Corp . , citing sluggish sales of consumer - electronics goods , said net income dropped 3 . 3 % for the first quarter ended Sept . 30 . sluggish sales of consumer - electronics goods , Why are electronic goods sales sluggish? 5 13 +126 1 Tandy Corp . , citing sluggish sales of consumer - electronics goods , said net income dropped 3 . 3 % for the first quarter ended Sept . 30 . consumer - electronics goods Which consumer electronics goods? 8 12 +126 1 Tandy Corp . , citing sluggish sales of consumer - electronics goods , said net income dropped 3 . 3 % for the first quarter ended Sept . 30 . sluggish sales Why are sales so sluggish? 5 7 +126 2 The results , which represented the fifth consecutive quarter of flat - to - lower earnings for the big electronics retailer , disappointed analysts and traders . disappointed why did it disappoint? 22 23 +126 3 Tandy ' s stock fell $ 1 . 375 a share to close at $ 44 in New York Stock Exchange composite trading . composite trading What is composite trading? 21 23 +126 4 Net for the quarter was $ 62 . 8 million , or 73 cents a share , down from $ 64 . 9 million , or 72 cents a share , a year earlier . year earlier which year? 32 34 +126 5 The company said earnings would have increased if it hadn ' t been actively repurchasing its shares , thus increasing its interest expense and reducing its interest income . repurchasing its Why was the company repurchasing shares? 14 16 +126 5 The company said earnings would have increased if it hadn ' t been actively repurchasing its shares , thus increasing its interest expense and reducing its interest income . repurchasing its shares , why would it do that? 14 18 +126 5 The company said earnings would have increased if it hadn ' t been actively repurchasing its shares , thus increasing its interest expense and reducing its interest income . repurchasing its shares , Why would Tandy repurchase their shares? 14 18 +127 1 Qintex Australia Ltd . , a media and resorts concern controlled by Australian entrepreneur Christopher Skase , announced a plan to restructure and sell assets to try to ease its financial problems . assets What assets would be restructured or sold? 24 25 +127 1 Qintex Australia Ltd . , a media and resorts concern controlled by Australian entrepreneur Christopher Skase , announced a plan to restructure and sell assets to try to ease its financial problems . resorts what type of resorts? 8 9 +127 1 Qintex Australia Ltd . , a media and resorts concern controlled by Australian entrepreneur Christopher Skase , announced a plan to restructure and sell assets to try to ease its financial problems . financial problems Why is the company experiencing financial problems? 30 32 +127 2 Mr . Skase , a 41 - year - old former newspaper reporter who chairs the company , said in a statement that Qintex will sell its 51 % stake in its upscale Mirage resorts in Australia and Hawaii as well as three Australian television stations . chairs the company , How did this individual go from a newspaper reporter to chairing this company? 14 18 +127 3 The sales are expected to raise more than 600 million Australian dollars ( US $ 462 . 2 million ) , Mr . Skase said . sales The sales from what? 1 2 +127 3 The sales are expected to raise more than 600 million Australian dollars ( US $ 462 . 2 million ) , Mr . Skase said . expected what are the actual sale? 3 4 +127 4 Qintex Australia hasn ' t disclosed its borrowings , but analysts estimate the company ' s debt at A $ 1 . 2 billion . analysts estimate the company ' s debt Which analysts? 10 17 +127 4 Qintex Australia hasn ' t disclosed its borrowings , but analysts estimate the company ' s debt at A $ 1 . 2 billion . estimate How did analysts make that estimate? 11 12 +127 4 Qintex Australia hasn ' t disclosed its borrowings , but analysts estimate the company ' s debt at A $ 1 . 2 billion . disclosed why havent they disclosed? 5 6 +127 4 Qintex Australia hasn ' t disclosed its borrowings , but analysts estimate the company ' s debt at A $ 1 . 2 billion . disclosed its borrowings , Is this an action the company would normally take at this time? 5 9 +128 1 UNITED AIR ' S PARENT quashed any prospects for an immediate revival of the labor - management buy - out , saying UAL should remain independent for now . UNITED AIR ' S PARENT Who is United Air's parent company? 0 5 +128 1 UNITED AIR ' S PARENT quashed any prospects for an immediate revival of the labor - management buy - out , saying UAL should remain independent for now . quashed what does this word mean? 5 6 +128 1 UNITED AIR ' S PARENT quashed any prospects for an immediate revival of the labor - management buy - out , saying UAL should remain independent for now . UNITED AIR ' S PARENT What is the name of United Air's parent? 0 5 +128 1 UNITED AIR ' S PARENT quashed any prospects for an immediate revival of the labor - management buy - out , saying UAL should remain independent for now . quashed any prospects Why did the parent company of United Air decide to do this? What is their motivation for doing this? 5 8 +128 2 Also , UAL Chairman Stephen Wolf pulled out of the buy - out effort to focus on running the company . pulled out of the buy - out effort How would pulling out of the buy-out effort help with running the company? 6 14 +128 2 Also , UAL Chairman Stephen Wolf pulled out of the buy - out effort to focus on running the company . pulled out of the buy - out effort What, exactly, did the Chairman's efforts include in this particular endeavor? What is it, specifically, that he has now stopped doing? 6 14 +128 3 The two developments leave the airline with several problems , including an unsettled labor situation . unsettled labor situation What is the situation that unsettles laborers? 12 15 +128 3 The two developments leave the airline with several problems , including an unsettled labor situation . several problems , what are the other problems? 7 10 +128 3 The two developments leave the airline with several problems , including an unsettled labor situation . several problems , What are some of the other problems? 7 10 +128 3 The two developments leave the airline with several problems , including an unsettled labor situation . unsettled labor situation What will the implications of this unsettled situation be, exactly? 12 15 +128 4 Stock prices fell and bonds rose as worries mounted about the economy and the junk bond market . junk bond market . What is the junk bond market? 14 18 +128 4 Stock prices fell and bonds rose as worries mounted about the economy and the junk bond market . mounted about the economy and the what is junk bond? 8 14 +128 4 Stock prices fell and bonds rose as worries mounted about the economy and the junk bond market . worries What are some of the specific worries? 7 8 +128 4 Stock prices fell and bonds rose as worries mounted about the economy and the junk bond market . the junk bond market What is the relationship of the junk bond market to the overall Economy? And, what is the junk bond market, exactly? 13 17 +128 5 The Dow Jones industrials sank 26 . 23 points , to 2662 . 91 . The Dow Jones industrials sank Does the fact that the Dow Jones industrials decreased mean that it won't increase at a later time? 0 5 +128 5 The Dow Jones industrials sank 26 . 23 points , to 2662 . 91 . sank why did it sink? 4 5 +128 5 The Dow Jones industrials sank 26 . 23 points , to 2662 . 91 . sank 26 . 23 points , What is the significance of this? 4 10 +128 5 The Dow Jones industrials sank 26 . 23 points , to 2662 . 91 . sank 26 . 23 How does this level of sinking compare to other previous decreases? 4 8 +129 1 First Executive Corp . said about 96 % of the rights to purchase its depositary shares and warrants have been exercised . First Executive Corp who is the first executive corp? 0 3 +129 1 First Executive Corp . said about 96 % of the rights to purchase its depositary shares and warrants have been exercised . about 96 % of the rights to purchase its how did 96% of the rights to purchase already get exercised? 5 14 +129 1 First Executive Corp . said about 96 % of the rights to purchase its depositary shares and warrants have been exercised . First Executive Corp . What type of company is First Executive Corp? 0 4 +129 1 First Executive Corp . said about 96 % of the rights to purchase its depositary shares and warrants have been exercised . depositary shares and warrants what are these? 14 18 +129 2 Of the 17 . 6 million rights units issued , just under 17 million were exercised before the Oct . 10 expiration of the offering , the insurance holding company said . rights units what is a rights unit? 6 8 +129 3 Remaining units will be sold to the underwriters , Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc . and Kidder , Peabody & Co . , which will also purchase an over - allotment of 2 . 3 million additional units . underwriters , what is an underwriter? 7 9 +129 3 Remaining units will be sold to the underwriters , Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc . and Kidder , Peabody & Co . , which will also purchase an over - allotment of 2 . 3 million additional units . Remaining units will be sold to the How will the remaining units be sold to the underwriters? 0 7 +129 3 Remaining units will be sold to the underwriters , Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc . and Kidder , Peabody & Co . , which will also purchase an over - allotment of 2 . 3 million additional units . underwriters , what is an underwriter? 7 9 +129 4 First Executive said the offering will raise about $ 299 million - - minus underwriting fees and other expenses - - that the company plans to use to write new life insurance and annuity business . minus underwriting fees How much is the underwriting fee? 13 16 +129 4 First Executive said the offering will raise about $ 299 million - - minus underwriting fees and other expenses - - that the company plans to use to write new life insurance and annuity business . other expenses What type of other expenses? 17 19 +129 4 First Executive said the offering will raise about $ 299 million - - minus underwriting fees and other expenses - - that the company plans to use to write new life insurance and annuity business . annuity business do they already have annuities? 33 35 +129 5 In addition , analysts have viewed the rights offering as a takeover defense that prospectively balloons the number of shares outstanding . rights offering what is a rights offering? 7 9 +129 5 In addition , analysts have viewed the rights offering as a takeover defense that prospectively balloons the number of shares outstanding . takeover defense what is a takeover defense? 11 13 +130 1 A decline in Allied - Signal Inc . ' s automotive business contributed to flat sales and only slightly higher earnings in the third quarter . decline Why was there a decline? 1 2 +130 1 A decline in Allied - Signal Inc . ' s automotive business contributed to flat sales and only slightly higher earnings in the third quarter . business Why is the business declining? 11 12 +130 1 A decline in Allied - Signal Inc . ' s automotive business contributed to flat sales and only slightly higher earnings in the third quarter . automotive business contributed to how do they know the cause? 10 14 +130 1 A decline in Allied - Signal Inc . ' s automotive business contributed to flat sales and only slightly higher earnings in the third quarter . decline Why was there a decline in Allied Signal's business? 1 2 +130 3 Sales slipped 1 . 3 % to $ 2 . 82 billion from $ 2 . 86 billion . Sales slipped Why did sales slipped?\n 0 2 +130 3 Sales slipped 1 . 3 % to $ 2 . 82 billion from $ 2 . 86 billion . 1 . 3 % is that a small amount? 2 6 +130 3 Sales slipped 1 . 3 % to $ 2 . 82 billion from $ 2 . 86 billion . Sales slipped Why did sales slip? 0 2 +130 4 For the nine months , the Morris Township , N . J . - based company , with businesses in aerospace , automotive products and engineered materials , earned $ 413 million , or $ 2 . 77 cents a share , up 15 % from $ 359 million , or $ 2 . 40 a share . the nine months , in which year? 1 5 +130 5 Sales eased 0 . 2 % to $ 8 . 88 billion from $ 8 . 90 billion . eased will they continue to ease? 1 2 +131 1 SHEVARDNADZE ADMITTED that Moscow violated the 1972 ABM treaty . 1972 ABM treaty What is the 1972 ABM treaty? 6 9 +131 1 SHEVARDNADZE ADMITTED that Moscow violated the 1972 ABM treaty . ADMITTED Why did Shevardnadze admit that Moscow violated the 1920 ABM treaty? 1 2 +131 1 SHEVARDNADZE ADMITTED that Moscow violated the 1972 ABM treaty . 1972 ABM treaty What is the 1972 ABM treaty? 6 9 +131 1 SHEVARDNADZE ADMITTED that Moscow violated the 1972 ABM treaty . SHEVARDNADZE Who is this? 0 1 +131 2 In a foreign - policy address before the Soviet legislature , the foreign minister conceded that the radar station in Krasnoyarsk breached the superpower Anti - Ballistic Missile treaty and said it would be dismantled . foreign minister Who was the foreign minister? 12 14 +131 2 In a foreign - policy address before the Soviet legislature , the foreign minister conceded that the radar station in Krasnoyarsk breached the superpower Anti - Ballistic Missile treaty and said it would be dismantled . superpower Anti - Ballistic Missile treaty What is the superpower Anti-Ballistic Missile treaty? 23 29 +131 2 In a foreign - policy address before the Soviet legislature , the foreign minister conceded that the radar station in Krasnoyarsk breached the superpower Anti - Ballistic Missile treaty and said it would be dismantled . Krasnoyarsk where is that city? 20 21 +131 2 In a foreign - policy address before the Soviet legislature , the foreign minister conceded that the radar station in Krasnoyarsk breached the superpower Anti - Ballistic Missile treaty and said it would be dismantled . dismantled Would any parts remain? Relocation? 34 35 +131 3 Shevardnadze said it took Gorbachev ' s government four years to determine that the station ' s location in Siberia violated the accord , as Western arms - control officials have long contended . Western arms - control officials Which Western arms-control officials contended? 25 30 +131 3 Shevardnadze said it took Gorbachev ' s government four years to determine that the station ' s location in Siberia violated the accord , as Western arms - control officials have long contended . Western arms - control officials Who does the Western arms control officials consist of? 25 30 +131 3 Shevardnadze said it took Gorbachev ' s government four years to determine that the station ' s location in Siberia violated the accord , as Western arms - control officials have long contended . four years why did it take so long? 8 10 +131 3 Shevardnadze said it took Gorbachev ' s government four years to determine that the station ' s location in Siberia violated the accord , as Western arms - control officials have long contended . violated the accord , How was it in violation? 20 24 +131 4 He also denounced Moscow ' s nine - year involvement in the war in Afghanistan , saying it involved " gross violations of . . . civil norms and ethics . " civil norms and ethics . " What does this include? 26 32 +131 5 Secretary of State Baker , in his first major arms - control speech , called for a new military relationship with Moscow to reduce " first strike " nuclear arms . Secretary of State Baker , Who does Secretary of State Baker work for? 0 5 +131 5 Secretary of State Baker , in his first major arms - control speech , called for a new military relationship with Moscow to reduce " first strike " nuclear arms . Moscow to reduce " first strike " nuclear arms what are first strike nuclear arms? 21 30 +132 1 The House Appropriations Committee approved an estimated $ 2 . 85 billion in emergency funding to assist California ' s recovery from last week ' s earthquake and to extend further aid to East Coast victims of Hurricane Hugo . estimated Who estimated this amount? 6 7 +132 1 The House Appropriations Committee approved an estimated $ 2 . 85 billion in emergency funding to assist California ' s recovery from last week ' s earthquake and to extend further aid to East Coast victims of Hurricane Hugo . extend further aid Why would aid to Hurricane Hugo victims need extended further? 29 32 +132 2 The package was termed excessive by the Bush administration , but it also provoked a struggle with influential California lawmakers who sought unsuccessfully to add nearly $ 1 billion more and waive current restrictions to expedite the distribution of funds . waive current restrictions What were the current restrictions? 31 34 +132 2 The package was termed excessive by the Bush administration , but it also provoked a struggle with influential California lawmakers who sought unsuccessfully to add nearly $ 1 billion more and waive current restrictions to expedite the distribution of funds . influential California lawmakers Which influential California lawmakers? 17 20 +132 2 The package was termed excessive by the Bush administration , but it also provoked a struggle with influential California lawmakers who sought unsuccessfully to add nearly $ 1 billion more and waive current restrictions to expedite the distribution of funds . influential Why are they called \"influential\"? 17 18 +132 2 The package was termed excessive by the Bush administration , but it also provoked a struggle with influential California lawmakers who sought unsuccessfully to add nearly $ 1 billion more and waive current restrictions to expedite the distribution of funds . excessive Why would the Bush administration feel the package was excessive? 4 5 +132 2 The package was termed excessive by the Bush administration , but it also provoked a struggle with influential California lawmakers who sought unsuccessfully to add nearly $ 1 billion more and waive current restrictions to expedite the distribution of funds . waive Why would lawmakers want restrictions waived? 31 32 +132 2 The package was termed excessive by the Bush administration , but it also provoked a struggle with influential California lawmakers who sought unsuccessfully to add nearly $ 1 billion more and waive current restrictions to expedite the distribution of funds . excessive why is it excessive? 4 5 +132 3 By a 26 - 7 margin , the committee scuttled the more expensive alternative , and the debate forced a strained confrontation between Appropriations Committee Chairman Jamie Whitten ( D . , Miss . ) and his party ' s largest state delegation in the House . strained Why was the confrontation strained? 20 21 +132 3 By a 26 - 7 margin , the committee scuttled the more expensive alternative , and the debate forced a strained confrontation between Appropriations Committee Chairman Jamie Whitten ( D . , Miss . ) and his party ' s largest state delegation in the House . confrontation Why was there a confrontation between Jamie Whitten and the House delegation? 21 22 +132 3 By a 26 - 7 margin , the committee scuttled the more expensive alternative , and the debate forced a strained confrontation between Appropriations Committee Chairman Jamie Whitten ( D . , Miss . ) and his party ' s largest state delegation in the House . 26 - 7 why wasnt it unanimous? 2 5 +132 4 " I have no regrets about going forward , " said Rep . Vic Fazio ( D . , Calif . ) , who sought later to play down the sometimes hostile tone of the long evening meeting . " We are the Golden State , " Mr . Fazio said , " and there is a certain amount of jealousy . " jealousy Who is supposed to be jealous here? 60 61 +132 4 " I have no regrets about going forward , " said Rep . Vic Fazio ( D . , Calif . ) , who sought later to play down the sometimes hostile tone of the long evening meeting . " We are the Golden State , " Mr . Fazio said , " and there is a certain amount of jealousy . " jealousy How would there be jealousy of the Golden State? 60 61 +132 5 The $ 2 . 85 billion package incorporates $ 500 million for small - business loans , $ 1 billion in highway construction funds , and $ 1 . 35 billion divided between general emergency assistance and a reserve to be available to President Bush to meet unanticipated costs from the two disasters . unanticipated costs from the two disasters is there no disaster fund? 47 53 +133 1 Exxon Corp . filed suit against the state of Alaska , charging state officials interfered with the oil company ' s initial efforts to treat last spring ' s giant oil spill . last spring ' s giant oil spill Where was the spill? 25 32 +133 1 Exxon Corp . filed suit against the state of Alaska , charging state officials interfered with the oil company ' s initial efforts to treat last spring ' s giant oil spill . initial efforts What were Exxon's initial efforts to treat the giant oil spill last spring? 21 23 +133 1 Exxon Corp . filed suit against the state of Alaska , charging state officials interfered with the oil company ' s initial efforts to treat last spring ' s giant oil spill . last spring ' s What year was this? 25 29 +133 1 Exxon Corp . filed suit against the state of Alaska , charging state officials interfered with the oil company ' s initial efforts to treat last spring ' s giant oil spill . interfered What did state officials do to interfere? 14 15 +133 2 The action is a counterclaim to a suit filed by Alaska in August against Exxon and six other oil companies . six other oil companies Which other companies? 16 20 +133 2 The action is a counterclaim to a suit filed by Alaska in August against Exxon and six other oil companies . August What year? 12 13 +133 2 The action is a counterclaim to a suit filed by Alaska in August against Exxon and six other oil companies . six other oil companies Which other oil companies? 16 20 +133 3 The state ' s suit alleges that Exxon ' s response to the spill failed to prevent contamination of hundreds of miles of shoreline along Prince William Sound . Exxon ' s response What was Exxon's response? 7 11 +133 3 The state ' s suit alleges that Exxon ' s response to the spill failed to prevent contamination of hundreds of miles of shoreline along Prince William Sound . response What exactly was the response? 10 11 +133 3 The state ' s suit alleges that Exxon ' s response to the spill failed to prevent contamination of hundreds of miles of shoreline along Prince William Sound . hundreds How many hundreds? 19 20 +133 4 That suit and Exxon ' s countersuit were filed in a state court in Anchorage . court is that the highest court in alaska? 12 13 +133 4 That suit and Exxon ' s countersuit were filed in a state court in Anchorage . That Which suit? 0 1 +133 5 Neither suit lists specific dollar claims , largely because damage assessment hasn ' t yet been completed . yet been completed When will it be complete? 14 17 +133 5 Neither suit lists specific dollar claims , largely because damage assessment hasn ' t yet been completed . specific dollar claims , why dont they? 3 7 +133 5 Neither suit lists specific dollar claims , largely because damage assessment hasn ' t yet been completed . damage assessment hasn ' t yet been completed How was Exxon hurt, financially, by the state's suit? 9 17 +133 5 Neither suit lists specific dollar claims , largely because damage assessment hasn ' t yet been completed . Neither suit lists specific dollar claims When will the specific dollar claims be filed? 0 6 +134 1 Bankers Trust New York Corp . , as expected , reported a third - quarter loss of $ 1 . 42 billion , or $ 17 . 39 a share , following its $ 1 . 6 billion boost in reserves for losses on loans to less - developed countries . reserves What is a reserve? 40 41 +134 1 Bankers Trust New York Corp . , as expected , reported a third - quarter loss of $ 1 . 42 billion , or $ 17 . 39 a share , following its $ 1 . 6 billion boost in reserves for losses on loans to less - developed countries . $ 1 . 6 billion boost in reserves How did such a loss occur if there was a boost in reserves? 33 41 +134 1 Bankers Trust New York Corp . , as expected , reported a third - quarter loss of $ 1 . 42 billion , or $ 17 . 39 a share , following its $ 1 . 6 billion boost in reserves for losses on loans to less - developed countries . less - developed countries . WHAT COUTRIES RECIEVED LOANS? 46 51 +134 1 Bankers Trust New York Corp . , as expected , reported a third - quarter loss of $ 1 . 42 billion , or $ 17 . 39 a share , following its $ 1 . 6 billion boost in reserves for losses on loans to less - developed countries . expected , Why was this expected? 8 10 +134 1 Bankers Trust New York Corp . , as expected , reported a third - quarter loss of $ 1 . 42 billion , or $ 17 . 39 a share , following its $ 1 . 6 billion boost in reserves for losses on loans to less - developed countries . losses Why did they take losses on these loans? 42 43 +134 1 Bankers Trust New York Corp . , as expected , reported a third - quarter loss of $ 1 . 42 billion , or $ 17 . 39 a share , following its $ 1 . 6 billion boost in reserves for losses on loans to less - developed countries . as expected , Why was this expected? 7 10 +134 2 The loss compares with net income of $ 162 . 1 million , or $ 2 . 01 a share , in the year - earlier period . net income Whose net income is this? 4 6 +134 2 The loss compares with net income of $ 162 . 1 million , or $ 2 . 01 a share , in the year - earlier period . year - earlier period How is the company's situation so drastically different year-to-year? 23 27 +134 2 The loss compares with net income of $ 162 . 1 million , or $ 2 . 01 a share , in the year - earlier period . in the year - earlier period WHAT YEAR? 21 27 +134 2 The loss compares with net income of $ 162 . 1 million , or $ 2 . 01 a share , in the year - earlier period . $ 162 . 1 million , What percentage loss is this? 7 13 +134 3 Interest income rose 29 % to about $ 1 . 35 billion from $ 1 . 05 billion . Interest income rose WHY DID INTEREST INCOME RISE? 0 3 +134 3 Interest income rose 29 % to about $ 1 . 35 billion from $ 1 . 05 billion . Interest Why did interest rise that much? 0 1 +134 3 Interest income rose 29 % to about $ 1 . 35 billion from $ 1 . 05 billion . Interest income rose What is interest income? 0 3 +134 4 The New York bank holding company ' s assets at Sept . 30 climbed to $ 59 . 4 billion from $ 57 . 9 billion . bank holding What does bank holding mean in this context? 3 5 +134 4 The New York bank holding company ' s assets at Sept . 30 climbed to $ 59 . 4 billion from $ 57 . 9 billion . climbed to $ 59 . 4 billion How did their assets climb if they experienced a loss for the quarter? 13 20 +134 4 The New York bank holding company ' s assets at Sept . 30 climbed to $ 59 . 4 billion from $ 57 . 9 billion . climbed WHY DID IT CLIMB? 13 14 +134 4 The New York bank holding company ' s assets at Sept . 30 climbed to $ 59 . 4 billion from $ 57 . 9 billion . climbed Why did their assets climb so much? 13 14 +134 4 The New York bank holding company ' s assets at Sept . 30 climbed to $ 59 . 4 billion from $ 57 . 9 billion . climbed How did they make more money when they lost money due to bad loans? 13 14 +134 5 Excluding the increase in loan - loss reserves , Bankers Trust said third - quarter net income would have increased 11 % to $ 180 million . would have Why \"would have\" income increased? 17 19 +134 5 Excluding the increase in loan - loss reserves , Bankers Trust said third - quarter net income would have increased 11 % to $ 180 million . would have increased WHY WOULD IT HAVE INCREASED? 17 20 +134 5 Excluding the increase in loan - loss reserves , Bankers Trust said third - quarter net income would have increased 11 % to $ 180 million . increased Why would have it increased this much? 19 20 +134 5 Excluding the increase in loan - loss reserves , Bankers Trust said third - quarter net income would have increased 11 % to $ 180 million . loan - loss reserves , What are loan-loss reserves? 4 9 +135 1 Monday , October 23 , 1989 Monday , October 23 , 1989 What happened on this date? 0 6 +135 1 Monday , October 23 , 1989 Monday , October 23 , 1989 What occurred on this day? 0 6 +135 1 Monday , October 23 , 1989 Monday , What happened on this day? 0 2 +135 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . interest rates Which ones are key? 9 11 +135 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . general levels What are the general levels? 16 18 +135 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . guide Why are the rates only a guide and not a set rate? 14 15 +135 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % Is this the US prime rate? 0 8 +135 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . PRIME What does \"Prime Rate\" mean? 0 1 +135 4 The base rate on corporate loans at large U . S . money center commercial banks . base How is the base rate determined? 1 2 +135 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 8 3 / 4 % high , 8 11 / 16 % low , 8 11 / 16 % near closing bid , 8 3 / 4 % offered . closing bid What is a near closing bid? 23 25 +135 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 8 3 / 4 % high , 8 11 / 16 % low , 8 11 / 16 % near closing bid , 8 3 / 4 % offered . FEDERAL What do all of the percentages mean for federal funds? 0 1 +136 1 Enviropact Inc . said it entered into an agreement in principle to sell its pump and tank division and drilling division to GSX Chemical Services for $ 4 million . sell its pump and tank division Why is Enviropact Inc. selling its pump and tank division? 12 18 +136 1 Enviropact Inc . said it entered into an agreement in principle to sell its pump and tank division and drilling division to GSX Chemical Services for $ 4 million . $ 4 is that a lot of money? 26 28 +136 1 Enviropact Inc . said it entered into an agreement in principle to sell its pump and tank division and drilling division to GSX Chemical Services for $ 4 million . pump and tank division and drilling division What do these divisions contribute to Enviropact Inc as a company? 14 21 +136 2 The Miami - based environmental engineering concern said GSX Chemical also will assume about $ 1 . 6 million in debt related to those divisions . assume about $ 1 . 6 million in debt Why would GSX Chemical assume $1.6 million in debt? 12 21 +136 2 The Miami - based environmental engineering concern said GSX Chemical also will assume about $ 1 . 6 million in debt related to those divisions . Miami - based where in miami? 1 4 +136 2 The Miami - based environmental engineering concern said GSX Chemical also will assume about $ 1 . 6 million in debt related to those divisions . debt What is included in this debt acqusition? 20 21 +136 2 The Miami - based environmental engineering concern said GSX Chemical also will assume about $ 1 . 6 million in debt related to those divisions . divisions What divisions are they talking about? 24 25 +136 3 Further , GSX will buy $ 1 million of Enviropact common stock , at $ 2 . 625 a share , plus an option to acquire an additional $ 1 . 5 million of common at the same price , the company said . stock , What is common stock? 11 13 +136 4 In American Stock Exchange composite trading yesterday , Enviropact closed at $ 3 a share , up 25 cents . up 25 cents Why would Enviropact's shares go up? 16 19 +136 4 In American Stock Exchange composite trading yesterday , Enviropact closed at $ 3 a share , up 25 cents . composite trading What is composite trading? 4 6 +136 5 Enviropact said the two divisions account for about $ 8 million of the company ' s $ 20 million in annual revenue . account for about $ 8 million Why would Enviropact sell two divisions that make up $8 million of their revenue? 5 11 +136 5 Enviropact said the two divisions account for about $ 8 million of the company ' s $ 20 million in annual revenue . two divisions account which divisions? 3 6 +137 1 The dollar weakened in indecisive trading as foreign - exchange dealers awaited fresh economic news that they hope will jolt the U . S . unit out of its narrow ranges . narrow ranges what is a narrow range? 29 31 +137 2 The Canadian dollar climbed to its highest level against the U . S . dollar since late August , prompting the Bank of Canada to sell the Canadian currency on the market . late August , why did it climb? 16 19 +137 3 Traders say that after a week of nervously tracking every development on Wall Street , the foreign - exchange market has settled back to catch its breath ahead of new U . S . economic data . new U . S . economic data what kind of economic data? 29 36 +137 3 Traders say that after a week of nervously tracking every development on Wall Street , the foreign - exchange market has settled back to catch its breath ahead of new U . S . economic data . nervously why were they nervous? 7 8 +137 4 They noted , however , that a 26 - point drop in the Dow Jones Industrial Average gave the dollar a sharp nudge downward late in the day . late in the day which day? 24 28 +137 5 In late New York trading yesterday , the dollar was quoted at 1 . 8470 marks , down from 1 . 8578 marks late Friday , and at 141 . 90 yen , down from 142 . 43 yen late Friday . marks , what do they mean by marks? 15 17 +138 1 In a last - ditch effort to keep its sales force and customer base , Integrated Resources Inc . said it agreed in principle to transfer ownership of its broker - dealer subsidiary to two of its top executives . transfer ownership Why did they agree to transfer ownership to the top executives? 25 27 +138 1 In a last - ditch effort to keep its sales force and customer base , Integrated Resources Inc . said it agreed in principle to transfer ownership of its broker - dealer subsidiary to two of its top executives . two of its top executives Who are the two top executives? 34 39 +138 1 In a last - ditch effort to keep its sales force and customer base , Integrated Resources Inc . said it agreed in principle to transfer ownership of its broker - dealer subsidiary to two of its top executives . In a last - ditch effort Why is this a last-ditch effort? 0 6 +138 1 In a last - ditch effort to keep its sales force and customer base , Integrated Resources Inc . said it agreed in principle to transfer ownership of its broker - dealer subsidiary to two of its top executives . broker - dealer subsidiary What is the Broker-Dealer subsidiary consist of? 29 33 +138 1 In a last - ditch effort to keep its sales force and customer base , Integrated Resources Inc . said it agreed in principle to transfer ownership of its broker - dealer subsidiary to two of its top executives . a last - ditch effort Why is this a last ditch effort to keep the sales force? 1 6 +138 2 The financial - services firm , struggling since summer to avoid a bankruptcy - law filing after missing interest payments on about $ 1 billion of debt , will retain the right to regain the subsidiary . missing How could the financial services firm miss payments on a 1 billion dollar debt? 17 18 +138 2 The financial - services firm , struggling since summer to avoid a bankruptcy - law filing after missing interest payments on about $ 1 billion of debt , will retain the right to regain the subsidiary . missing interest payments on about $ 1 billion Why did the company miss interest payments? 17 25 +138 3 It said it will exercise that right only if it sells substantially all of its other core businesses . exercise that right Why will it exercise that right only in that particular situation? 4 7 +138 3 It said it will exercise that right only if it sells substantially all of its other core businesses . core businesses What are the other businesses? 16 18 +138 3 It said it will exercise that right only if it sells substantially all of its other core businesses . its other core businesses What are their other core businesses? 14 18 +138 3 It said it will exercise that right only if it sells substantially all of its other core businesses . will exercise that right only How would this right be exercised? 3 8 +138 4 It also can sell the right to regain the subsidiary to another party . regain the subsidiary Why would it want to sell the right to regain the subsidaiary? 7 10 +138 4 It also can sell the right to regain the subsidiary to another party . sell Why are they asking permission to sell rights when theyre trying to keep its sales force and customer base? 3 4 +138 5 Also , the broker - dealer subsidiary , Integrated Resources Equity Corp . , was renamed Royal Alliance Associates Inc . renamed Royal Alliance Associates Inc Why was the company renamed? 15 20 +138 5 Also , the broker - dealer subsidiary , Integrated Resources Equity Corp . , was renamed Royal Alliance Associates Inc . renamed Was it necessary to rename the subsidiary? 15 16 +138 5 Also , the broker - dealer subsidiary , Integrated Resources Equity Corp . , was renamed Royal Alliance Associates Inc . was renamed Royal Alliance Associates Inc Why did the company change its name? 14 20 +139 1 Varian Associates Inc . , Palo Alto , Calif . , reported fiscal fourth - quarter profit plunged more than 95 % to $ 1 million , or five cents a share , from $ 24 . 2 million , or $ 1 . 10 a share , in the year - earlier quarter . plunged more than 95 % How did the fiscal fourth-quarter profit plunge that much? 17 22 +139 1 Varian Associates Inc . , Palo Alto , Calif . , reported fiscal fourth - quarter profit plunged more than 95 % to $ 1 million , or five cents a share , from $ 24 . 2 million , or $ 1 . 10 a share , in the year - earlier quarter . plunged more than 95 % Why did their fourth quarter plunge so hard? 17 22 +139 1 Varian Associates Inc . , Palo Alto , Calif . , reported fiscal fourth - quarter profit plunged more than 95 % to $ 1 million , or five cents a share , from $ 24 . 2 million , or $ 1 . 10 a share , in the year - earlier quarter . plunged Why did the quarter profit plunge so drastically? 17 18 +139 2 The diversified electronics company blamed the decline in the quarter ended Sept . 29 , on previously reported operating problems in its Electron Devices & Systems Group . previously reported operating problems What were the previously reported operating problems? 16 20 +139 2 The diversified electronics company blamed the decline in the quarter ended Sept . 29 , on previously reported operating problems in its Electron Devices & Systems Group . problems What problems were previously reported? 19 20 +139 3 For the full fiscal year , Varian posted a 13 % profit rise to $ 31 . 5 million , or $ 1 . 53 a share , up from $ 27 . 8 million , or $ 1 . 27 a share , last year . 13 % profit rise to $ 31 . 5 million , What did Varian do different this year than last that made their profit go up 13%? 9 20 +139 3 For the full fiscal year , Varian posted a 13 % profit rise to $ 31 . 5 million , or $ 1 . 53 a share , up from $ 27 . 8 million , or $ 1 . 27 a share , last year . up from $ 27 . 8 million , Why was there so much growth this full fiscal year? 28 36 +139 3 For the full fiscal year , Varian posted a 13 % profit rise to $ 31 . 5 million , or $ 1 . 53 a share , up from $ 27 . 8 million , or $ 1 . 27 a share , last year . $ 31 . 5 million , How did they rise the profit by that much so quickly? 14 20 +139 4 Sales for the year rose almost 15 % to $ 1 . 34 billion from $ 1 . 17 billion last year . Sales for the year rose almost 15 % How did the sales of the year rise to almost a 15% increase? 0 8 +139 4 Sales for the year rose almost 15 % to $ 1 . 34 billion from $ 1 . 17 billion last year . rose almost 15 % to Why did sales rise almost 15%? 4 9 +139 4 Sales for the year rose almost 15 % to $ 1 . 34 billion from $ 1 . 17 billion last year . rose Why did sales rise so much? 4 5 +139 5 A profit last year in both the quarter and year included a net gain of $ 9 . 6 million , or 44 cents a share , from the sale of a division . division Which division was sold? 32 33 +140 1 Westamerica Bancorp . said Richard W . Decker resigned as president and chief executive officer after only a year on the job because of " differences " with the board . " differences " with the board Why did he have differences with the board? 24 30 +140 1 Westamerica Bancorp . said Richard W . Decker resigned as president and chief executive officer after only a year on the job because of " differences " with the board . " differences " What kind of differences did Richard W. Decker have with the board? 24 27 +140 1 Westamerica Bancorp . said Richard W . Decker resigned as president and chief executive officer after only a year on the job because of " differences " with the board . " differences " what were their differences? 24 27 +140 2 The banking company couldn ' t be reached to comment beyond a written announcement . written What did the written announcement say? 12 13 +140 3 It didn ' t specify the nature of the differences , saying only that they related to " management style " and " strategic objectives . " " management What kind of management style was the board expecting? 17 19 +140 3 It didn ' t specify the nature of the differences , saying only that they related to " management style " and " strategic objectives . " didn ' t specify did they need to specify? 1 5 +140 4 Westamerica said Mr . Decker ' s posts were assumed by David Payne , Westamerica ' s chairman , who at 34 years of age becomes one of the youngest chief executives of a sizable bank in the country . youngest chief executives How did he become such a young chief executive? 29 32 +140 4 Westamerica said Mr . Decker ' s posts were assumed by David Payne , Westamerica ' s chairman , who at 34 years of age becomes one of the youngest chief executives of a sizable bank in the country . 34 How was David Payne chosen to be the chairman? 21 22 +140 5 Mr . Decker is about 45 years old . 45 years old why does this matter? 5 8 +141 1 Santa Fe Pacific Corp . is preparing a plan to sell a 20 % stake in its large real estate unit to a California public employee pension fund for $ 400 million , after which it would spin off the realty operation to shareholders . spin off how do they do that? 37 39 +141 1 Santa Fe Pacific Corp . is preparing a plan to sell a 20 % stake in its large real estate unit to a California public employee pension fund for $ 400 million , after which it would spin off the realty operation to shareholders . spin off Why does it want to spin off the real estate portion of its operations? 37 39 +141 2 The plan places an indicated value on the real estate operation , Santa Fe Pacific Realty Corp . , of $ 2 billion . plan Why does the plan place n indicated value on the real estate operation? 1 2 +141 3 Santa Fe Pacific directors are expected to review the plan at a meeting today , according to people familiar with the transaction . according to people familiar Which people are familiar with the transaction? 15 19 +141 3 Santa Fe Pacific directors are expected to review the plan at a meeting today , according to people familiar with the transaction . directors Why are directors expected to review the plan? 3 4 +141 3 Santa Fe Pacific directors are expected to review the plan at a meeting today , according to people familiar with the transaction . Pacific directors how many directors? 2 4 +141 3 Santa Fe Pacific directors are expected to review the plan at a meeting today , according to people familiar with the transaction . review Why do they need to review the plan? 7 8 +141 4 If approved , the sale is expected to close by year ' s end , with the spinoff occurring by the end of 1992 . 1992 how long did it take? 23 24 +141 4 If approved , the sale is expected to close by year ' s end , with the spinoff occurring by the end of 1992 . year ' s end , Why will it take until the end of the year to close? 10 15 +142 1 Emerson Electric Co . and Robert Bosch G . m . b . Emerson Electric Co . and Robert Bosch G . m . b What do these companies do? 0 12 +142 1 Emerson Electric Co . and Robert Bosch G . m . b . G . m . b What is G.M.B? 7 12 +142 1 Emerson Electric Co . and Robert Bosch G . m . b . G . m . b what is gmb? 7 12 +142 2 H . said the Federal Trade Commission has requested additional information from the two companies about their announced intention to acquire Vermont American Corp . for $ 40 a share , or about $ 440 million . acquire Why do they want to acquire Vermont American corp? 20 21 +142 2 H . said the Federal Trade Commission has requested additional information from the two companies about their announced intention to acquire Vermont American Corp . for $ 40 a share , or about $ 440 million . requested additional information Why has additional information been requested? 8 11 +142 2 H . said the Federal Trade Commission has requested additional information from the two companies about their announced intention to acquire Vermont American Corp . for $ 40 a share , or about $ 440 million . Vermont American Corp what do they do? 21 24 +142 2 H . said the Federal Trade Commission has requested additional information from the two companies about their announced intention to acquire Vermont American Corp . for $ 40 a share , or about $ 440 million . requested additional information What additional information did the FTC request? 8 11 +142 2 H . said the Federal Trade Commission has requested additional information from the two companies about their announced intention to acquire Vermont American Corp . for $ 40 a share , or about $ 440 million . acquire Vermont American Corp Why do the two companies want to acquire Vermont American Corp? 20 24 +142 3 Yesterday , in composite trading on the American Stock Exchange , Vermont American common closed at $ 39 . 75 , off 25 cents . composite trading What is composite trading? 3 5 +142 3 Yesterday , in composite trading on the American Stock Exchange , Vermont American common closed at $ 39 . 75 , off 25 cents . common closed How was Vermont American able to common close at $39.75, off 25 cents? 13 15 +142 3 Yesterday , in composite trading on the American Stock Exchange , Vermont American common closed at $ 39 . 75 , off 25 cents . $ 39 . 75 , off 25 cents is that a lot? 16 24 +142 3 Yesterday , in composite trading on the American Stock Exchange , Vermont American common closed at $ 39 . 75 , off 25 cents . composite trading What is composite trading? 3 5 +142 4 The FTC ' s request was " not unusual " and Emerson will make a " full and prompt " response , according to a spokesman . " full and prompt " What does a full and prompt response consist of? 15 20 +142 4 The FTC ' s request was " not unusual " and Emerson will make a " full and prompt " response , according to a spokesman . " not unusual " Why was the request not seen as unusual? 6 10 +142 5 Spokesmen for Emerson and Vermont American , which has agreed to be acquired , said they don ' t anticipate " any problems " with the completion of the transaction . don ' t anticipate " any problems " Why don't they anticipate any problems? 16 24 +142 5 Spokesmen for Emerson and Vermont American , which has agreed to be acquired , said they don ' t anticipate " any problems " with the completion of the transaction . don ' t anticipate " any problems " Why don't they anticipate any problems? 16 24 +142 5 Spokesmen for Emerson and Vermont American , which has agreed to be acquired , said they don ' t anticipate " any problems " with the completion of the transaction . " any problems " why dont they see any problems? 20 24 +142 5 Spokesmen for Emerson and Vermont American , which has agreed to be acquired , said they don ' t anticipate " any problems " with the completion of the transaction . Spokesmen for Emerson and Vermont American , Who are the spokesmen? 0 7 +142 5 Spokesmen for Emerson and Vermont American , which has agreed to be acquired , said they don ' t anticipate " any problems " with the completion of the transaction . agreed to be acquired , Why has Vermont American agreed to be acquired? 9 14 +143 1 " The croaker ' s done gone from the hook - - damn ! My language sure goes to pot down here on the coast . " The husky blond guide with the Aggie cap twists his face in mock fury . " I got to get back to school and straighten out my English . " twists his face in mock fury Why is he being mock furious? 35 41 +143 1 " The croaker ' s done gone from the hook - - damn ! My language sure goes to pot down here on the coast . " The husky blond guide with the Aggie cap twists his face in mock fury . " I got to get back to school and straighten out my English . " croaker ' s What is a croaker? 2 5 +143 1 " The croaker ' s done gone from the hook - - damn ! My language sure goes to pot down here on the coast . " The husky blond guide with the Aggie cap twists his face in mock fury . " I got to get back to school and straighten out my English . " pot What does \"pot down\" mean? 19 20 +143 1 " The croaker ' s done gone from the hook - - damn ! My language sure goes to pot down here on the coast . " The husky blond guide with the Aggie cap twists his face in mock fury . " I got to get back to school and straighten out my English . " guide What kind of guide? 30 31 +143 2 He has two more years at Texas A & M . Texas A & M What is his major? 6 10 +143 2 He has two more years at Texas A & M . two more years Doing what? 2 5 +143 3 Right now he takes people out to fish in the bays behind the barrier islands that curve for hundreds of miles along the eastern coast of Texas , enclosing milky green lagoons behind ridges of sand and grassy scrub that rim the deep blue of the Gulf beyond . he takes people out to fish in the bays Why does the man take people out to fish? 2 11 +143 3 Right now he takes people out to fish in the bays behind the barrier islands that curve for hundreds of miles along the eastern coast of Texas , enclosing milky green lagoons behind ridges of sand and grassy scrub that rim the deep blue of the Gulf beyond . out to fish What is he fishing for? 5 8 +143 3 Right now he takes people out to fish in the bays behind the barrier islands that curve for hundreds of miles along the eastern coast of Texas , enclosing milky green lagoons behind ridges of sand and grassy scrub that rim the deep blue of the Gulf beyond . bays Where exactly does he take people to fish? 10 11 +143 3 Right now he takes people out to fish in the bays behind the barrier islands that curve for hundreds of miles along the eastern coast of Texas , enclosing milky green lagoons behind ridges of sand and grassy scrub that rim the deep blue of the Gulf beyond . Right now Does this mean seasonally? Or as a side-gig while going to school? 0 2 +143 4 There have been three days of hot , wind - swept rain , and now with the first sun we are after speckled seatrout , which with redfish provides most of the game fishing hereabouts . most of the game fishing What constitutes the rest? 29 34 +143 4 There have been three days of hot , wind - swept rain , and now with the first sun we are after speckled seatrout , which with redfish provides most of the game fishing hereabouts . hot , Does he know what fish are out there based on the weather? 6 8 +143 5 The little radio fizzes as other boats want to see if we have found any fish - - spotting location is everything in this sport . sport Is this a competition or for leisure? 24 25 +143 5 The little radio fizzes as other boats want to see if we have found any fish - - spotting location is everything in this sport . other How many boats are out at the same time? 5 6 +143 5 The little radio fizzes as other boats want to see if we have found any fish - - spotting location is everything in this sport . spotting location is it normal to share crucial information like that? 18 20 +144 1 In a sign the stock slump hasn ' t quieted Europe ' s takeover fever , Cie . Europe ' s takeover fever , Why does Europe have takeover fever? 10 16 +144 1 In a sign the stock slump hasn ' t quieted Europe ' s takeover fever , Cie . Cie what is cie? 16 17 +144 2 Financiere de Paribas said it intends to bid for one of France ' s other large financial and industrial holding companies , Cie . de Navigation Mixte . bid for one of France ' s other large financial Why is it bidding? 7 17 +144 3 Paribas said that once it receives the go - ahead from French stock market authorities , it will offer to boost its Navigation Mixte stake to 66 . 7 % from the current 18 . 7 % . go - ahead from French stock market authorities , How will Paribas get the go-ahead from stock market authorities? 7 16 +144 3 Paribas said that once it receives the go - ahead from French stock market authorities , it will offer to boost its Navigation Mixte stake to 66 . 7 % from the current 18 . 7 % . receives the go - ahead when will they receive the go ahead? 5 10 +144 4 Its cash - or - shares bid values Navigation Mixte at about 22 . 82 billion francs ( $ 3 . 62 billion ) , making this one of France ' s largest - ever attempted takeovers . largest - ever attempted takeovers Why is it the largest? 32 37 +144 4 Its cash - or - shares bid values Navigation Mixte at about 22 . 82 billion francs ( $ 3 . 62 billion ) , making this one of France ' s largest - ever attempted takeovers . 22 . 82 billion francs how many franc to a dollar? 12 17 +144 5 The cost of buying the additional 48 % stake would be 10 . 95 billion francs ( $ 1 . 74 billion ) . 48 % stake would it be worth it? 6 9 +145 1 Turner Broadcasting System Inc . said it formed a unit to make and distribute movies to theaters overseas and , eventually , to U . S . theaters , too . formed a unit Is this a unit of people? 7 10 +145 1 Turner Broadcasting System Inc . said it formed a unit to make and distribute movies to theaters overseas and , eventually , to U . S . theaters , too . eventually , What year did this happen? 20 22 +145 1 Turner Broadcasting System Inc . said it formed a unit to make and distribute movies to theaters overseas and , eventually , to U . S . theaters , too . overseas Why is Turner Broadcasting distributing movies overseas before U.S. theaters? 17 18 +145 2 The operator of cable - television networks said the new Turner Pictures unit will produce movies that will premiere on Turner Broadcasting ' s Turner Network Television channel , or TNT , and then will be released internationally in movie theaters . released internationally in which countries? 36 38 +145 2 The operator of cable - television networks said the new Turner Pictures unit will produce movies that will premiere on Turner Broadcasting ' s Turner Network Television channel , or TNT , and then will be released internationally in movie theaters . released internationally Why are Turner pictures being shown on television before theaters? 36 38 +145 3 The unit ' s first two offerings are slated to be " The Secret Life of Ian Fleming , " a dramatization about the former British spy who wrote the James Bond novels , and " Treasure Island , " produced by Charlton Heston , who also stars in the movie . " Treasure Island , " was it a popular movie? 35 40 +145 4 Ted Turner , Turner Broadcasting ' s chairman , was named chairman of Turner Pictures , and Gerry Hogan , president of Turner Entertainment Networks , was named president of the unit . named president Was there any reason these men were selected? 27 29 +145 5 In an interview , Mr . Hogan said the subsidiary ' s primary mission will be to make movies for TNT and to distribute them internationally . primary mission what are their other missions? 12 14 +146 1 Ingersoll Publications Co . agreed to buy the New Haven Register in a transaction valued at $ 275 million from Goodson Newspaper Group Inc . New Haven Register is that a company? 8 11 +146 1 Ingersoll Publications Co . agreed to buy the New Haven Register in a transaction valued at $ 275 million from Goodson Newspaper Group Inc . Register What is the New Haven Register? 10 11 +146 2 As part of the agreement , Goodson also terminated the contract under which Ingersoll manages Goodson ' s 66 newspapers , ending a long association between the two companies that has turned increasingly bitter recently . Goodson ' s 66 newspapers , What will happen to them now? 15 21 +146 2 As part of the agreement , Goodson also terminated the contract under which Ingersoll manages Goodson ' s 66 newspapers , ending a long association between the two companies that has turned increasingly bitter recently . recently what happened recently? 34 35 +146 2 As part of the agreement , Goodson also terminated the contract under which Ingersoll manages Goodson ' s 66 newspapers , ending a long association between the two companies that has turned increasingly bitter recently . that has turned increasingly bitter recently What made the association turn bitter? 29 35 +146 2 As part of the agreement , Goodson also terminated the contract under which Ingersoll manages Goodson ' s 66 newspapers , ending a long association between the two companies that has turned increasingly bitter recently . turned increasingly bitter Why has the relationship turned bitter? 31 34 +146 3 Goodson has accused Ingersoll of paying less attention to its properties and more to such ventures as the recent launch of the St . Louis Sun . less attention What has Goodson been lacking according to them? 6 8 +146 4 Under the terms of the accord , Ingersoll will pay about $ 255 million for the Register , a daily that Goodson bought for about $ 170 million in 1986 . 1986 how much has inflation? 29 30 +146 5 Goodson will pay the additional $ 20 million in settlement of the management contract . management contract What is part of the management contract? 12 14 +147 1 " Hacksaw " and " Bonecrusher " are the sort of nicknames normally associated with linebackers and heavyweight contenders . normally associated Who determined this was normal? 12 14 +147 1 " Hacksaw " and " Bonecrusher " are the sort of nicknames normally associated with linebackers and heavyweight contenders . normally associated who is it associated with now? 12 14 +147 2 Who ' d have thought that the next group of tough guys carrying around reputations like that would be school superintendents ? like that would be school superintendents ? Why do school superintendents have these reputations? 15 22 +147 3 Chicago ' s new school chief is the hard - nosed Ted Kimbrough . hard - nosed How is Kimbrough hard-nosed? 8 11 +147 3 Chicago ' s new school chief is the hard - nosed Ted Kimbrough . Ted Kimbrough WHAT ARE HIS CREDENTIALS? 11 13 +147 4 At his old job in Compton , Calif . , he took a bitter teachers ' strike and nearly came to blows with a school - board member . nearly came to blows with a school - board member Why did Kimbrough nearly come to blows? 18 28 +147 4 At his old job in Compton , Calif . , he took a bitter teachers ' strike and nearly came to blows with a school - board member . took What is meant by \"took\"? 11 12 +147 5 At his first Chicago press conference , he berated the reporters . he berated the reporters Why did Kimbrough berate reporters? 7 11 +147 5 At his first Chicago press conference , he berated the reporters . he berated the reporters . What did he do to berate reporters? 7 12 +148 1 The following were among yesterday ' s offerings and pricings in the U . S . and non - U . S . capital markets , with terms and syndicate manager , as compiled by Dow Jones Capital Markets Report : terms and syndicate manager , WHAT DOES terms and syndicate manager mean? 27 32 +148 1 The following were among yesterday ' s offerings and pricings in the U . S . and non - U . S . capital markets , with terms and syndicate manager , as compiled by Dow Jones Capital Markets Report : syndicate manager , what is a syndicate manager? 29 32 +148 2 Imo Industries Inc . - - $ 150 million of senior subordinated debentures due 2001 , priced at par to yield 12 % . senior subordinated debentures what is a senior subordinated debentures? 10 13 +148 2 Imo Industries Inc . - - $ 150 million of senior subordinated debentures due 2001 , priced at par to yield 12 % . priced at par what does this mean? 16 19 +148 2 Imo Industries Inc . - - $ 150 million of senior subordinated debentures due 2001 , priced at par to yield 12 % . subordinated debentures What are subordinated debentures? 11 13 +148 3 The issue will be sold through Morgan Stanley & Co . Other details weren ' t available . details weren ' t available why werent they available? 12 17 +148 4 San Antonio , Texas - - $ 575 million of electric and gas system revenue refunding bonds , Series 1989 , 1989A and 1989B , tentatively priced by a First Boston Corp . group to yield from 6 . 15 % in 1991 to 7 . 30 % in 2009 . Series 1989 , 1989A and 1989B , what are Series 1989, 1989A and 1989B? 18 25 +148 5 The issue includes current interest bonds due 1991 - 2000 , 2009 , 2012 , 2014 and 2016 , and capital appreciation bonds due 2001 - 2005 . capital appreciation bonds What is a capital appreciation bond? 20 23 +149 1 A series of explosions tore through the huge Phillips Petroleum Co . plastics plant near here , injuring more than a hundred and closing parts of the Houston Ship Channel . injuring How were the hundred injured? 17 18 +149 1 A series of explosions tore through the huge Phillips Petroleum Co . plastics plant near here , injuring more than a hundred and closing parts of the Houston Ship Channel . here , Where is here? 15 17 +149 2 There were no immediate reports of deaths , but officials said a number of workers were still unaccounted for last night . unaccounted for Why were the workers unaccounted for? 17 19 +149 2 There were no immediate reports of deaths , but officials said a number of workers were still unaccounted for last night . a number of workers were still unaccounted for How many workers were unaccounted for? 11 19 +149 3 The Bartlesville , Okla . , oil company late yesterday still hadn ' t said officially what caused the explosions and fires , which sent columns of heavy black smoke billowing high into the air . Bartlesville , where is that in oklahoma? 1 3 +149 4 One local Phillips manager said a seal blew in one of the plant ' s reactors . a seal blew How did the seal blow? 5 8 +149 4 One local Phillips manager said a seal blew in one of the plant ' s reactors . One local Phillips manager Who is the manager? 0 4 +149 4 One local Phillips manager said a seal blew in one of the plant ' s reactors . seal blew in Why did a seal blow? 6 9 +149 4 One local Phillips manager said a seal blew in one of the plant ' s reactors . seal blew how did it blow? 6 8 +149 5 Glenn Cox , Phillips ' president and chief operating officer , and other Phillips officials flew from Bartlesville to assess the damage and determine the cause of the afternoon explosions . assess the damage and determine How was the damage and cause assessed/determined? 19 24 +149 5 Glenn Cox , Phillips ' president and chief operating officer , and other Phillips officials flew from Bartlesville to assess the damage and determine the cause of the afternoon explosions . other Phillips officials Who are the other Phillips officials? 12 15 +149 5 Glenn Cox , Phillips ' president and chief operating officer , and other Phillips officials flew from Bartlesville to assess the damage and determine the cause of the afternoon explosions . afternoon explosions how long will it take to figure out? 28 30 +150 1 Inco Ltd . posted a 35 % decline in third - quarter net income , a performance that was in line with analysts ' expectations . analysts ' expectations Who were these analysts, and were they from inside the company? 22 25 +150 1 Inco Ltd . posted a 35 % decline in third - quarter net income , a performance that was in line with analysts ' expectations . analysts ' expectations Which analysts? 22 25 +150 1 Inco Ltd . posted a 35 % decline in third - quarter net income , a performance that was in line with analysts ' expectations . analysts ' expectations Why did analysts expect this decline? 22 25 +150 1 Inco Ltd . posted a 35 % decline in third - quarter net income , a performance that was in line with analysts ' expectations . decline what were the projections? 7 8 +150 2 The nickel producer also raised its quarterly dividend to 25 cents a share from 20 cents and said it may buy back as much as 4 . 8 % of its common outstanding . its common outstanding What does this common outstanding mean? 30 33 +150 2 The nickel producer also raised its quarterly dividend to 25 cents a share from 20 cents and said it may buy back as much as 4 . 8 % of its common outstanding . common outstanding What is the meaning of common outstanding? 31 33 +150 3 Inco shares fell after the announcements . shares fell What evidence besides an announcement would cause shares to fall? 1 3 +150 3 Inco shares fell after the announcements . Inco shares how far did they fall? 0 2 +150 4 Analysts said some investors were disappointed that the cash - rich company had failed to announce a special dividend . special dividend Does this dividend only apply to certain investors? 17 19 +150 4 Analysts said some investors were disappointed that the cash - rich company had failed to announce a special dividend . some investors were disappointed Which investors were disappointed? 2 6 +150 4 Analysts said some investors were disappointed that the cash - rich company had failed to announce a special dividend . special dividend Why would a company give special divends? 17 19 +150 5 Inco closed at $ 31 . 125 a share , down 62 . 5 cents , in New York Stock Exchange composite trading . 62 . 5 cents , What % drop was this for the share? 11 16 +150 5 Inco closed at $ 31 . 125 a share , down 62 . 5 cents , in New York Stock Exchange composite trading . composite trading How is composite trading different than other types of trading? 21 23 +150 5 Inco closed at $ 31 . 125 a share , down 62 . 5 cents , in New York Stock Exchange composite trading . composite trading what is composite trading? 21 23 +151 1 Japan ' s Daiwa Securities Co . named Masahiro Dozen president . named Masahiro Dozen president Why has Dozen chosen to be president? 7 11 +151 1 Japan ' s Daiwa Securities Co . named Masahiro Dozen president . Japan ' s Daiwa Securities Co What does Daiwa Securities Co do? 0 6 +151 1 Japan ' s Daiwa Securities Co . named Masahiro Dozen president . named Masahiro Dozen president Why did they name Masahiro president? 7 11 +151 1 Japan ' s Daiwa Securities Co . named Masahiro Dozen president . Daiwa Securities Co What kind of company is this? 3 6 +151 2 Mr . Dozen succeeds Sadakane Doi , who will become vice chairman . Mr . Dozen succeeds Sadakane Doi , Why did Doi stop being president? 0 7 +151 2 Mr . Dozen succeeds Sadakane Doi , who will become vice chairman . Sadakane Why did they make Sadakane vice chairman? 4 5 +151 2 Mr . Dozen succeeds Sadakane Doi , who will become vice chairman . become vice chairman Is Doi stepping down or being forced to step down? 9 12 +151 3 Yoshitoki Chino retains his title of chairman of Daiwa , Japan ' s second - largest securities firm . second - largest What is Japans first largest security firm? 13 16 +151 4 In Japanese firms , the president usually is in charge of day - to - day operations , while the chairman ' s role is more a ceremonial one . the chairman ' s role is more a ceremonial one What ceremonial duties does the chairman perform? 19 29 +151 4 In Japanese firms , the president usually is in charge of day - to - day operations , while the chairman ' s role is more a ceremonial one . more a ceremonial one How is the chairmans role ceremonial? 25 29 +151 4 In Japanese firms , the president usually is in charge of day - to - day operations , while the chairman ' s role is more a ceremonial one . ceremonial What is ceremonial about the chairman's role? 27 28 +151 5 The title of chief executive officer isn ' t used . isn ' t used Why isn't the title of CEO used? 6 10 +151 5 The title of chief executive officer isn ' t used . isn ' t used Why is the term CEO not used? 6 10 +151 5 The title of chief executive officer isn ' t used . isn ' t used Why isn't it used? 6 10 +152 1 Bond Corp . Holdings Ltd . ' s consolidated debt totals 6 . 9 billion Australian dollars ( US $ 5 . 32 billion ) , including A $ 1 . 6 billion of bonds convertible into shares . consolidated debt How did they incur such debt? 8 10 +152 1 Bond Corp . Holdings Ltd . ' s consolidated debt totals 6 . 9 billion Australian dollars ( US $ 5 . 32 billion ) , including A $ 1 . 6 billion of bonds convertible into shares . A $ 1 . 6 billion of bonds convertible into shares Are bonds able to be converted into shares, and if so, what kinds of shares? 27 38 +152 2 Alan Bond , chairman and controlling shareholder of the cash - strapped Australian media , brewing , resources and property concern , disclosed the debt figures yesterday . cash - strapped Why are they hurting for money? 9 12 +152 2 Alan Bond , chairman and controlling shareholder of the cash - strapped Australian media , brewing , resources and property concern , disclosed the debt figures yesterday . disclosed Why did he disclose the numbers? 22 23 +152 2 Alan Bond , chairman and controlling shareholder of the cash - strapped Australian media , brewing , resources and property concern , disclosed the debt figures yesterday . Alan Bond , is he important? 0 3 +152 3 The disclosure follows last Friday ' s news that Bond Corp . incurred an overall loss of A $ 980 . 2 million for the fiscal year ended June 30 , the largest loss in Australian corporate history . overall loss of A $ 980 . 2 million How did they not just go bankrupt? 14 23 +152 3 The disclosure follows last Friday ' s news that Bond Corp . incurred an overall loss of A $ 980 . 2 million for the fiscal year ended June 30 , the largest loss in Australian corporate history . largest loss in Australian corporate history Why was this loss so prevalent? 32 38 +152 3 The disclosure follows last Friday ' s news that Bond Corp . incurred an overall loss of A $ 980 . 2 million for the fiscal year ended June 30 , the largest loss in Australian corporate history . largest loss in Australian corporate history whats the second largest? 32 38 +152 4 The debt load would have been higher but for a reduction of A $ 5 billion over the past year from asset sales , Mr . Bond said at a business gathering . reduction Why was the debt load lessened due to a reduction from asset sales? 10 11 +152 5 Mr . Bond indicated the consolidated debt figures , which include debt of units such as Bell Group Ltd . , will be published soon in Bond Corp . ' s 1989 annual accounts . debt of units How did they acquire this specific form of debt? 11 14 +152 5 Mr . Bond indicated the consolidated debt figures , which include debt of units such as Bell Group Ltd . , will be published soon in Bond Corp . ' s 1989 annual accounts . Bond Corp . ' s 1989 annual accounts are they still keeping these? 26 34 +153 1 Good grief ! Charlie Brown is selling out . selling Why is Charlie Brown selling out? 6 7 +153 1 Good grief ! Charlie Brown is selling out . Charlie Brown is selling out why is he selling out? 3 8 +153 1 Good grief ! Charlie Brown is selling out . selling out What is selling out? 6 8 +153 2 Those Metropolitan Life ads were bad enough . bad enough . What was bad about the Metropolitan Life ads? 5 8 +153 2 Those Metropolitan Life ads were bad enough . ads Why were the Metropolitan Life ads bad? 3 4 +153 2 Those Metropolitan Life ads were bad enough . Metropolitan Life ads is that a company? 1 4 +153 2 Those Metropolitan Life ads were bad enough . bad enough Why were the ads bad enough? 5 7 +153 4 Why is he cashing in now ? cashing What do they mean by \"cashing in?\" 3 4 +153 4 Why is he cashing in now ? now as opposed to earlier? 5 6 +153 4 Why is he cashing in now ? he Who is he? 2 3 +153 5 Turns out that next year , Charlie Brown , Snoopy and the gang turn 40 - - and Scripps Howard ' s United Media unit , the syndicator and licensing agent for Charles Schulz ' s comic strip , sees a bonanza in licensing the cartoon characters to a bevy of advertisers for ads , tie - ins and promotions . bonanza How much money could they be making? 41 42 +154 1 Time Warner Inc . is considering a legal challenge to Tele - Communications Inc . ' s plan to buy half of Showtime Networks Inc . , a move that could lead to all - out war between the cable industry ' s two most powerful players . all - out war has it ever happened before? 33 37 +154 1 Time Warner Inc . is considering a legal challenge to Tele - Communications Inc . ' s plan to buy half of Showtime Networks Inc . , a move that could lead to all - out war between the cable industry ' s two most powerful players . the cable industry ' s two most powerful players Who are the cable industry's two most powerful players? 38 47 +154 1 Time Warner Inc . is considering a legal challenge to Tele - Communications Inc . ' s plan to buy half of Showtime Networks Inc . , a move that could lead to all - out war between the cable industry ' s two most powerful players . challenge What is the basis for this legal challenge? 8 9 +154 2 Time is also fighting the transaction on other fronts , by attempting to discourage other cable operators from joining Tele - Communications as investors in Showtime , cable - TV industry executives say . fighting Are these methods legal? 3 4 +154 3 Time officials declined to comment . Time officials how many were asked? 0 2 +154 3 Time officials declined to comment . declined to comment Why did they decline to comment? 2 5 +154 4 Last week , Tele - Communications agreed to pay Viacom Inc . $ 225 million for a 50 % stake in its Showtime subsidiary , which is a distant second to Time ' s Home Box Office in the delivery of pay - TV networks to cable subscribers . agreed What were some of the terms of negotiation that may be of significance? 6 7 +154 5 Tele - Communications , the U . S . ' s largest cable company , said it may seek other cable partners to join in its investment . U . S . ' s largest cable company , who is the second largest? 5 15 +154 5 Tele - Communications , the U . S . ' s largest cable company , said it may seek other cable partners to join in its investment . other cable partners Who are these other cable partners? 19 22 +155 2 The proposed acquisition provides for a cash payment of $ 10 a share at closing and a contingent payment of as much as 80 cents a share placed in escrow . a share What is the current pre acquistion share value? 11 13 +155 2 The proposed acquisition provides for a cash payment of $ 10 a share at closing and a contingent payment of as much as 80 cents a share placed in escrow . proposed acquisition will it be agreed to? 1 3 +155 3 Details of the escrow agreement haven ' t been completed , the companies said . escrow what is escrow? 3 4 +155 3 Details of the escrow agreement haven ' t been completed , the companies said . haven ' t been completed , Why wasn't it completed? 5 11 +155 3 Details of the escrow agreement haven ' t been completed , the companies said . haven ' t been completed , When will they be completed? 5 11 +155 5 American Cyanamid is a Wayne , N . J . , chemicals , drugs and fertilizer concern . drugs and fertilizer concern Why is the word concern here? 13 17 +155 5 American Cyanamid is a Wayne , N . J . , chemicals , drugs and fertilizer concern . concern what is the concern? 16 17 +155 5 American Cyanamid is a Wayne , N . J . , chemicals , drugs and fertilizer concern . concern Why is it a concern? 16 17 +156 1 General Electric Co . executives and lawyers provided " misleading and false " information to the Pentagon in 1985 in an effort to cover up " longstanding fraudulent " billing practices , federal prosecutors alleged in legal briefs . " longstanding fraudulent " How did General Electric cover up fraud? 25 29 +156 1 General Electric Co . executives and lawyers provided " misleading and false " information to the Pentagon in 1985 in an effort to cover up " longstanding fraudulent " billing practices , federal prosecutors alleged in legal briefs . " misleading What was misleading about the information? 8 10 +156 1 General Electric Co . executives and lawyers provided " misleading and false " information to the Pentagon in 1985 in an effort to cover up " longstanding fraudulent " billing practices , federal prosecutors alleged in legal briefs . fraudulent " billing practices , How was General Electric performing fraudulent billing practices? 27 32 +156 2 The government ' s startling allegations , filed only days before the scheduled start of a criminal overcharge trial against GE in Philadelphia federal district court , challenge the motives and veracity of the nation ' s third - largest defense contractor . challenge the motives and veracity What were the motives GE? 27 32 +156 2 The government ' s startling allegations , filed only days before the scheduled start of a criminal overcharge trial against GE in Philadelphia federal district court , challenge the motives and veracity of the nation ' s third - largest defense contractor . criminal overcharge trial What are the fine points of the case? 16 19 +156 2 The government ' s startling allegations , filed only days before the scheduled start of a criminal overcharge trial against GE in Philadelphia federal district court , challenge the motives and veracity of the nation ' s third - largest defense contractor . criminal overcharge What is a criminal overcharge? 16 18 +156 2 The government ' s startling allegations , filed only days before the scheduled start of a criminal overcharge trial against GE in Philadelphia federal district court , challenge the motives and veracity of the nation ' s third - largest defense contractor . court , is that the highest court? 25 27 +156 3 In a strongly worded response summarizing a filing made in the same court yesterday , GE asserted that " prosecutors have misstated the testimony of witnesses , distorted documents and ignored important facts . " The company attacked the government ' s allegations as " reckless and baseless mudslinging , " and said its management " promptly and accurately reported " to the Pentagon all relevant information about billing practices . ignored important facts What important facts were ignored? 30 33 +156 3 In a strongly worded response summarizing a filing made in the same court yesterday , GE asserted that " prosecutors have misstated the testimony of witnesses , distorted documents and ignored important facts . " The company attacked the government ' s allegations as " reckless and baseless mudslinging , " and said its management " promptly and accurately reported " to the Pentagon all relevant information about billing practices . distorted documents How did prosecutors distort documents? 27 29 +156 4 The case strikes at the corporate image of GE , which provides the military with everything from jet engines and electronic warfare equipment to highly classified design work on the Strategic Defense Initiative , and could cause a loss of future defense contracts if Pentagon and Justice Department officials take a tough stance . future defense contracts What percentage of defense contracts are associated with GE at the moment? 40 43 +156 4 The case strikes at the corporate image of GE , which provides the military with everything from jet engines and electronic warfare equipment to highly classified design work on the Strategic Defense Initiative , and could cause a loss of future defense contracts if Pentagon and Justice Department officials take a tough stance . corporate image of do they have a positive image? 5 8 +156 5 The company has been considered an industry leader in advocating cooperation and voluntary disclosures of improper or inflated billing practices . company has been considered an industry leader What reasons were behind GE being considered an industry leader? 1 8 +156 5 The company has been considered an industry leader in advocating cooperation and voluntary disclosures of improper or inflated billing practices . voluntary disclosures Does this come back to them or the individual when it is voluntary? 12 14 +156 5 The company has been considered an industry leader in advocating cooperation and voluntary disclosures of improper or inflated billing practices . considered considered by who? 4 5 +157 1 Knight - Ridder Inc . said third - quarter earnings jumped 18 % , partly because of the sale of two of its media properties . the sale of two of its media properties Which two media properties did Knight-Ridder Inc. sell? 17 25 +157 1 Knight - Ridder Inc . said third - quarter earnings jumped 18 % , partly because of the sale of two of its media properties . two of its media properties . Why did they sell two of their media properties? 20 26 +157 1 Knight - Ridder Inc . said third - quarter earnings jumped 18 % , partly because of the sale of two of its media properties . media properties what are its properties? 23 25 +157 3 The latest results include a gain of $ 4 . 2 million , or eight cents a share , on the sale of television stations in Oklahoma City and Flint , Mich . sale What is the demand in these cities that they would benefit from this? 21 22 +157 4 Revenue increased 7 . 5 % to $ 540 . 9 million from $ 503 . 1 million . Revenue increased 7 . 5 % Why did revenue increase so much? 0 6 +157 4 Revenue increased 7 . 5 % to $ 540 . 9 million from $ 503 . 1 million . increased Is this increase just from those two television station sales? 1 2 +157 5 Robert F . Singleton , Knight - Ridder ' s chief financial officer , said the company was " pleased " with its overall performance , despite only single - digit growth in newspaper revenue . revenue How much do they generate from their newspaper division? 34 35 +157 5 Robert F . Singleton , Knight - Ridder ' s chief financial officer , said the company was " pleased " with its overall performance , despite only single - digit growth in newspaper revenue . " pleased " why is it quoted? 18 21 +158 1 Claude Bebear , chairman and chief executive officer , of Axa - Midi Assurances , pledged to retain employees and management of Farmers Group Inc . , including Leo E . Denlea Jr . , chairman and chief executive officer , if Axa succeeds in acquiring Farmers . Axa - Midi Assurances , What does this company do? 10 15 +158 1 Claude Bebear , chairman and chief executive officer , of Axa - Midi Assurances , pledged to retain employees and management of Farmers Group Inc . , including Leo E . Denlea Jr . , chairman and chief executive officer , if Axa succeeds in acquiring Farmers . Axa succeeds in acquiring Farmers Why would Farmers want to sell, are they in financial trouble? 42 47 +158 2 Mr . Bebear added that the French insurer would keep Farmers ' headquarters in Los Angeles and " will not send French people to run the company . " Axa would also maintain Farmers ' relationships with the insurance exchanges that it manages . insurance exchanges What is an insurance exchange? 38 40 +158 2 Mr . Bebear added that the French insurer would keep Farmers ' headquarters in Los Angeles and " will not send French people to run the company . " Axa would also maintain Farmers ' relationships with the insurance exchanges that it manages . French insurer What does Axa-Midi Assurances insure? 6 8 +158 2 Mr . Bebear added that the French insurer would keep Farmers ' headquarters in Los Angeles and " will not send French people to run the company . " Axa would also maintain Farmers ' relationships with the insurance exchanges that it manages . " will not send French people to run the company What are the full conditions of this agreement, is there an expiration date? 17 27 +158 3 Mr . Bebear made his remarks at a breakfast meeting with reporters here yesterday as part of a tour in which he is trying to rally support in the U . S . for the proposed acquisition . here Where is 'here'? 12 13 +158 3 Mr . Bebear made his remarks at a breakfast meeting with reporters here yesterday as part of a tour in which he is trying to rally support in the U . S . for the proposed acquisition . support Why do they need support for such an acquisition? 26 27 +158 3 Mr . Bebear made his remarks at a breakfast meeting with reporters here yesterday as part of a tour in which he is trying to rally support in the U . S . for the proposed acquisition . proposed acquisition Is Farmers a public company and if so who are all the major shareholders? 35 37 +158 4 The bid is part of Sir James Goldsmith ' s unfriendly takeover attempt for B . A . T Industries PLC , the British tobacco , retailing , paper and financial - services giant that acquired Farmers last year for $ 5 . 2 billion . unfriendly takeover How was the takover unfriendly? 10 12 +158 4 The bid is part of Sir James Goldsmith ' s unfriendly takeover attempt for B . A . T Industries PLC , the British tobacco , retailing , paper and financial - services giant that acquired Farmers last year for $ 5 . 2 billion . unfriendly takeover Why is the takeover unfriendly? 10 12 +158 4 The bid is part of Sir James Goldsmith ' s unfriendly takeover attempt for B . A . T Industries PLC , the British tobacco , retailing , paper and financial - services giant that acquired Farmers last year for $ 5 . 2 billion . acquired Farmers last year for $ 5 . 2 billion Why did Farmers sell last year, were they in financial trouble? 35 45 +158 5 Axa has agreed to acquire Farmers from Sir James ' s investment vehicle , Hoylake Investments Ltd . , for $ 4 . 5 billion plus a $ 1 billion investment in Hoylake . Hoylake Investments Ltd What does Hoylake Investments Ltd. do? 14 17 +158 5 Axa has agreed to acquire Farmers from Sir James ' s investment vehicle , Hoylake Investments Ltd . , for $ 4 . 5 billion plus a $ 1 billion investment in Hoylake . investment vehicle , What is an investment vehicle? 11 14 +158 5 Axa has agreed to acquire Farmers from Sir James ' s investment vehicle , Hoylake Investments Ltd . , for $ 4 . 5 billion plus a $ 1 billion investment in Hoylake . $ 1 billion investment in Hoylake What are the complete conditions of the $1 billion investment in Hoylake? 27 33 +159 1 Combustion Engineering Inc . said third - quarter net income of $ 22 . 8 million , reversing a $ 91 . 7 million year - earlier loss . loss Why did Combustion Engineering have a loss the year before? 27 28 +159 1 Combustion Engineering Inc . said third - quarter net income of $ 22 . 8 million , reversing a $ 91 . 7 million year - earlier loss . year - earlier Was the 91.7M loss for the quarter ending a year ago or was that for the entire year? 24 27 +159 2 The Stamford , Conn . , power - generation products and services company said per - share earnings were 56 cents compared with the year - ago loss of $ 2 . 39 . loss Why was there a per-share loss the year before? 27 28 +159 2 The Stamford , Conn . , power - generation products and services company said per - share earnings were 56 cents compared with the year - ago loss of $ 2 . 39 . year - ago Was the $2.39 loss for the quarter ending a year ago or was that for the year? 24 27 +159 2 The Stamford , Conn . , power - generation products and services company said per - share earnings were 56 cents compared with the year - ago loss of $ 2 . 39 . Stamford , is that southern connnecticut? 1 3 +159 3 Sales fell 1 . 5 % to $ 884 million from $ 897 . 2 million . Sales fell Why did sales fall 1.5%? 0 2 +159 3 Sales fell 1 . 5 % to $ 884 million from $ 897 . 2 million . from Is this qtr-qtr data or is this year-year data? 10 11 +159 3 Sales fell 1 . 5 % to $ 884 million from $ 897 . 2 million . fell why did they fall? 1 2 +159 3 Sales fell 1 . 5 % to $ 884 million from $ 897 . 2 million . Sales fell Why did sales fall? 0 2 +159 4 Strong profit in the process industries , including chemical and pulp and paper , were offset by higher interest expense and by lower earnings as the company closed out certain long - term contracts . closed out Why did the company close out certain long-term contracts? 27 29 +159 4 Strong profit in the process industries , including chemical and pulp and paper , were offset by higher interest expense and by lower earnings as the company closed out certain long - term contracts . lower How much lower were earnings? 22 23 +159 4 Strong profit in the process industries , including chemical and pulp and paper , were offset by higher interest expense and by lower earnings as the company closed out certain long - term contracts . certain How much of the losses are attributed to the certain contracts?\n 29 30 +159 4 Strong profit in the process industries , including chemical and pulp and paper , were offset by higher interest expense and by lower earnings as the company closed out certain long - term contracts . contracts Are these contracts that are off the books now, leading to expect hirer profit contracts will be the norm moving forward? 33 34 +159 4 Strong profit in the process industries , including chemical and pulp and paper , were offset by higher interest expense and by lower earnings as the company closed out certain long - term contracts . interest expense what is interest expense? 18 20 +159 4 Strong profit in the process industries , including chemical and pulp and paper , were offset by higher interest expense and by lower earnings as the company closed out certain long - term contracts . certain long - term contracts What contracts did they close? 29 34 +159 5 Combustion reported improved profits in its automation and control products businesses , and it narrowed its losses in its public sector and environmental segment . narrowed its losses How did Combustion narrow its losses? 14 17 +160 1 If bluebloods won ' t pay high prices for racehorses anymore , who will ? bluebloods won ' t pay high prices for racehorses Why will bluebloods no longer pay high prices for racehorses? 1 10 +160 1 If bluebloods won ' t pay high prices for racehorses anymore , who will ? bluebloods what is bluebloods? 1 2 +160 1 If bluebloods won ' t pay high prices for racehorses anymore , who will ? bluebloods what is a blueblood? 1 2 +160 1 If bluebloods won ' t pay high prices for racehorses anymore , who will ? bluebloods What is a blueblood? 1 2 +160 2 Breeders are betting on the common folk . Breeders why are they betting on common folk? 0 1 +160 2 Breeders are betting on the common folk . betting How are they betting on them? 2 3 +160 3 The Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders Association , a Lexington , Ky . - based trade group , has launched " seminars " for " potential investors " at race tracks around the country . " seminars " where are they held? 19 22 +160 4 The group , which has held half a dozen seminars so far , also is considering promotional videos and perhaps a pitch to Wall Street investment bankers . perhaps a pitch to Wall Street investment bankers Why are they considering pitching to Wall Street bankers? 19 27 +160 5 " People in this business have been insulated , " says Josh Pons , a horse breeder from Bel Air , Md . " But the real future of this game is in a number of people owning a few horses . " " People in this business have been insulated , " Why have people in the horserace business been insulated? 0 10 +160 5 " People in this business have been insulated , " says Josh Pons , a horse breeder from Bel Air , Md . " But the real future of this game is in a number of people owning a few horses . " few horses how many horses does he mean? 39 41 +161 1 Britain ' s current account deficit dropped to # 1 . 6 billion ( $ 2 . 56 billion ) in September from an adjusted # 2 billion ( $ 3 . 21 billion ) the previous month , but the improvement comes amid increasing concern that a recession could strike the U . K . economy next year . dropped Why did Britain's current account deficit drop. 6 7 +161 1 Britain ' s current account deficit dropped to # 1 . 6 billion ( $ 2 . 56 billion ) in September from an adjusted # 2 billion ( $ 3 . 21 billion ) the previous month , but the improvement comes amid increasing concern that a recession could strike the U . K . economy next year . dropped Why did Britain's account deficit drop? 6 7 +161 2 The Confederation of British Industry ' s latest survey shows that business executives expect a pronounced slowdown , largely because of a 16 - month series of interest - rate increases that has raised banks ' base lending rates to 15 % . pronounced slowdown , how pronounced was it? 15 18 +161 2 The Confederation of British Industry ' s latest survey shows that business executives expect a pronounced slowdown , largely because of a 16 - month series of interest - rate increases that has raised banks ' base lending rates to 15 % . business executives expect a pronounced slowdown , Which business executives? 11 18 +161 2 The Confederation of British Industry ' s latest survey shows that business executives expect a pronounced slowdown , largely because of a 16 - month series of interest - rate increases that has raised banks ' base lending rates to 15 % . interest - rate increases Why did the interest-rate increase? 27 31 +161 4 He also said investment by businesses is falling off . falling off Why is investment by business failling off? 7 9 +161 4 He also said investment by businesses is falling off . falling off why exactly? 7 9 +161 4 He also said investment by businesses is falling off . investment by businesses is falling off What does investment by businesses is falling off mean? 3 9 +161 4 He also said investment by businesses is falling off . falling off Why is business investment falling off? 7 9 +161 5 Of 1 , 224 companies surveyed , 31 % expect to cut spending on plant equipment and machinery , while only 28 % plan to spend more . cut Why did the companies surveyed cut their spending. 11 12 +161 5 Of 1 , 224 companies surveyed , 31 % expect to cut spending on plant equipment and machinery , while only 28 % plan to spend more . 28 % plan why are they spending more? 21 24 +162 1 Yields on certificates of deposit at major banks were little changed in the latest week . Yields on certificates What are yields on certificates of deposit? 0 3 +162 1 Yields on certificates of deposit at major banks were little changed in the latest week . latest What exactly is the timeline and when is it being compared to? 13 14 +162 2 The average yield on six - month CDs of $ 50 , 000 and less slipped to 7 . 96 % from 8 . 00 % , according to Banxquote Money Markets , an information service based here . Banxquote Money Markets , Where is Banxquote Money Markets located? 29 33 +162 2 The average yield on six - month CDs of $ 50 , 000 and less slipped to 7 . 96 % from 8 . 00 % , according to Banxquote Money Markets , an information service based here . 8 . 00 % , Is this considered a significant amount? 22 27 +162 3 On one - year CDs of $ 50 , 000 and less , the average slid to 8 . 02 % from 8 . 06 % . the average slid to 8 . 02 % from 8 . 06 % Why did this average decrease? 13 26 +162 3 On one - year CDs of $ 50 , 000 and less , the average slid to 8 . 02 % from 8 . 06 % . 8 . 06 % How did this difference come about? 22 26 +162 3 On one - year CDs of $ 50 , 000 and less , the average slid to 8 . 02 % from 8 . 06 % . 8 . 02 % from 8 . 06 % is that small? 17 26 +162 4 Both issues are among the most popular with individual investors . among the most popular Why are they among the most popular? 3 7 +162 4 Both issues are among the most popular with individual investors . Both issues are among the most popular Why are these issues popular ? 0 7 +162 4 Both issues are among the most popular with individual investors . individual What is the reasoning behind this? 8 9 +162 4 Both issues are among the most popular with individual investors . most popular why are they popular? 5 7 +162 5 " Because of shrinkage in the economy , rates can be expected to decline over a one - year horizon , " said Norberto Mehl , chairman of Banxquote . " It ' s unclear how much rates can fall and how soon . " unclear how much rates can fall and how soon How does one determine how soon and how much rates can fall? 34 43 +162 5 " Because of shrinkage in the economy , rates can be expected to decline over a one - year horizon , " said Norberto Mehl , chairman of Banxquote . " It ' s unclear how much rates can fall and how soon . " shrinkage what is shrinkage? 3 4 +163 1 HomeFed Corp . said third - quarter net income slid 14 % to $ 23 . 9 million , or $ 1 . 10 per fully diluted share , from $ 27 . 9 million , or $ 1 . 21 a fully diluted share , because of increased bad assets and unexpected trouble in unloading foreclosed property . unexpected trouble in unloading foreclosed What caused the unexpected trouble in selling properties? 52 57 +163 1 HomeFed Corp . said third - quarter net income slid 14 % to $ 23 . 9 million , or $ 1 . 10 per fully diluted share , from $ 27 . 9 million , or $ 1 . 21 a fully diluted share , because of increased bad assets and unexpected trouble in unloading foreclosed property . bad assets What makes their assets bad? 49 51 +163 1 HomeFed Corp . said third - quarter net income slid 14 % to $ 23 . 9 million , or $ 1 . 10 per fully diluted share , from $ 27 . 9 million , or $ 1 . 21 a fully diluted share , because of increased bad assets and unexpected trouble in unloading foreclosed property . fully diluted share , What is a fully diluted share? 25 29 +163 2 The decline surprised analysts and jolted HomeFed ' s stock , which lost 8 . 6 % of its value , closing at $ 38 . 50 on the New York Stock Exchange , down $ 3 . 625 . decline surprised analysts Why were analysts suprprised by the decline? 1 4 +163 2 The decline surprised analysts and jolted HomeFed ' s stock , which lost 8 . 6 % of its value , closing at $ 38 . 50 on the New York Stock Exchange , down $ 3 . 625 . surprised analysts Why did the decline surprise analysts? 2 4 +163 3 HomeFed had been one of the handful of large West Coast thrifts that in recent quarters had counteracted interest - rate problems dogging the industry by keeping a lid on problem assets and lending heavily into the furious California housing market . keeping a lid on problem assets How had HomeFed been keeping a lid on problem assets? 26 32 +163 4 Analysts had been projecting fully diluted earnings in the third quarter in the range of about $ 1 . 30 a share . diluted earnings What is a diluted earning? 5 7 +163 5 However , HomeFed ' s loan originations and purchases plunged 26 % in the quarter , to $ 1 . 4 billion from $ 1 . 9 billion a year earlier . originations What is an origination? 6 7 +164 1 MORGAN STANLEY , THE ONCE STODGY investment house , in 1974 helped a corporate client complete a hostile takeover . hostile takeover what is a hostile takeover 17 19 +164 1 MORGAN STANLEY , THE ONCE STODGY investment house , in 1974 helped a corporate client complete a hostile takeover . hostile How did Morgan Stanley help the corporate client? 17 18 +164 1 MORGAN STANLEY , THE ONCE STODGY investment house , in 1974 helped a corporate client complete a hostile takeover . STODGY what does stodgy mean? 5 6 +164 1 MORGAN STANLEY , THE ONCE STODGY investment house , in 1974 helped a corporate client complete a hostile takeover . helped a corporate client Who was the corporate client? 11 15 +164 2 It was the start of a boom in unfriendly , even ungentlemanly , mergers . mergers Who were the mergers with? 13 14 +164 2 It was the start of a boom in unfriendly , even ungentlemanly , mergers . unfriendly , Why was it unfriendly? 8 10 +164 2 It was the start of a boom in unfriendly , even ungentlemanly , mergers . ungentlemanly , why was it not gentlemanly? 11 13 +164 3 On July 18 , 1974 , International Nickle of Canada - - advised by Morgan - - offered $ 28 a share , equal to $ 157 million , for ESB , a Philadelphia battery maker . offered Was ESB doing badly at the time? 17 18 +164 4 ESB said it was given only a three - hour advance warning on a " take it or leave it " basis from Inco , as the Toronto company is called . three - hour Why was Inco in such a hurry for ESB to make a decision? 7 10 +164 5 " ESB is aware that a hostile tender offer is being made by a foreign company for all of ESB ' s shares , " said F . J . Port , ESB ' s president . " Hostile " thus entered the merger - acquisition lexicon . hostile Why is it called a \"hostile tender offer?\" 6 7 +164 5 " ESB is aware that a hostile tender offer is being made by a foreign company for all of ESB ' s shares , " said F . J . Port , ESB ' s president . " Hostile " thus entered the merger - acquisition lexicon . lexicon what is a lexicon? 46 47 +165 1 When the Trinity Repertory Theater named Anne Bogart its artistic director last spring , the nation ' s theatrical cognoscenti arched a collective eyebrow . cognoscenti what is cognoscenti? 19 20 +165 1 When the Trinity Repertory Theater named Anne Bogart its artistic director last spring , the nation ' s theatrical cognoscenti arched a collective eyebrow . arched a collective eyebrow Why did this surprise the theatrical cognoscenti? 20 24 +165 1 When the Trinity Repertory Theater named Anne Bogart its artistic director last spring , the nation ' s theatrical cognoscenti arched a collective eyebrow . theatrical cognoscenti What does this mean exactly? 18 20 +165 2 Ms . Bogart , an acclaimed creator of deconstructed dramatic collages that tear into such sacred texts as Rodgers and Hammerstein ' s " South Pacific , " is decidedly downtown . decidedly downtown meaning what exactl? 29 31 +165 2 Ms . Bogart , an acclaimed creator of deconstructed dramatic collages that tear into such sacred texts as Rodgers and Hammerstein ' s " South Pacific , " is decidedly downtown . tear into such sacred texts Why are these works considered sacred? 12 17 +165 2 Ms . Bogart , an acclaimed creator of deconstructed dramatic collages that tear into such sacred texts as Rodgers and Hammerstein ' s " South Pacific , " is decidedly downtown . decidedly downtown What does downtown mean in this sense? 29 31 +165 2 Ms . Bogart , an acclaimed creator of deconstructed dramatic collages that tear into such sacred texts as Rodgers and Hammerstein ' s " South Pacific , " is decidedly downtown . tear into such sacred texts as Rodgers What makes these texts sacred? 12 19 +165 2 Ms . Bogart , an acclaimed creator of deconstructed dramatic collages that tear into such sacred texts as Rodgers and Hammerstein ' s " South Pacific , " is decidedly downtown . decidedly downtown what does that mean? 29 31 +165 3 Trinity Rep meanwhile is one of the nation ' s oldest and most respected regional theaters , still hosting an annual " A Christmas Carol . " still hosting an annual " A Christmas Carol Why is this particular fact relevant? 17 25 +165 3 Trinity Rep meanwhile is one of the nation ' s oldest and most respected regional theaters , still hosting an annual " A Christmas Carol . " " A Christmas with the three ghosts? 21 24 +165 4 How would this bastion of traditional values fare in Ms . Bogart ' s iconoclastic hands ? iconoclastic what is iconoclastic? 14 15 +165 4 How would this bastion of traditional values fare in Ms . Bogart ' s iconoclastic hands ? iconoclastic hands ? Why is she considered an iconoclast for creating new works? 14 17 +165 4 How would this bastion of traditional values fare in Ms . Bogart ' s iconoclastic hands ? bastion of traditional values What makes christmas carolling in a theatrical context traditional? 3 7 +165 4 How would this bastion of traditional values fare in Ms . Bogart ' s iconoclastic hands ? iconoclastic definition of this word? 14 15 +165 5 She held her fire with her first production at the Trinity earlier this season . held her fire what does held her fire mean here? 1 4 +166 1 California legislators , searching for ways to pay for the $ 4 billion to $ 6 billion in damages from last week ' s earthquake , are laying the groundwork for a temporary increase in the state ' s sales tax . California legislators , Who are the California legislators? 0 3 +166 1 California legislators , searching for ways to pay for the $ 4 billion to $ 6 billion in damages from last week ' s earthquake , are laying the groundwork for a temporary increase in the state ' s sales tax . temporary increase in the state ' s sales tax How a temporary increase in the state's sales tax is going to help pay the $4 billion to $6 billion ? 32 41 +166 1 California legislators , searching for ways to pay for the $ 4 billion to $ 6 billion in damages from last week ' s earthquake , are laying the groundwork for a temporary increase in the state ' s sales tax . temporary increase in the state ' s sales tax How much will the state's sales tax be increased? 32 41 +166 2 The talk of a sales tax rise follows a rebuff from Congress on the question of how much the federal government is willing to spend to aid in California ' s earthquake relief efforts . follows a rebuff from Congress What prompted the rebuff from Congress? 7 12 +166 2 The talk of a sales tax rise follows a rebuff from Congress on the question of how much the federal government is willing to spend to aid in California ' s earthquake relief efforts . federal government why is federal government answerable to congress? 19 21 +166 2 The talk of a sales tax rise follows a rebuff from Congress on the question of how much the federal government is willing to spend to aid in California ' s earthquake relief efforts . a rebuff from Congress How did Congress rebuff this issue? 8 12 +166 3 The state had sought as much as $ 4 . 1 billion in relief , but yesterday the House approved a more general scaled - back measure calling for $ 2 . 85 billion in aid , the bulk of which would go to California , with an unspecified amount going to regions affected by Hurricane Hugo . House approved a more general scaled - back measure Why did the House decide on this change? 18 27 +166 3 The state had sought as much as $ 4 . 1 billion in relief , but yesterday the House approved a more general scaled - back measure calling for $ 2 . 85 billion in aid , the bulk of which would go to California , with an unspecified amount going to regions affected by Hurricane Hugo . unspecified Why was the amount unspecified? 48 49 +166 3 The state had sought as much as $ 4 . 1 billion in relief , but yesterday the House approved a more general scaled - back measure calling for $ 2 . 85 billion in aid , the bulk of which would go to California , with an unspecified amount going to regions affected by Hurricane Hugo . unspecified amount why an unspecified amount going to regions affected by Hurricane Hugo? 48 50 +166 3 The state had sought as much as $ 4 . 1 billion in relief , but yesterday the House approved a more general scaled - back measure calling for $ 2 . 85 billion in aid , the bulk of which would go to California , with an unspecified amount going to regions affected by Hurricane Hugo . regions affected by Hurricane Hugo What regions were affected by Hurricane Hugo? 52 57 +166 4 That leaves the state roughly $ 2 billion to $ 4 billion short . roughly $ 2 billion to $ 4 billion short Why would the state be left billions of dollars short? 4 13 +166 4 That leaves the state roughly $ 2 billion to $ 4 billion short . $ 2 billion to $ 4 billion short . why is the state short of $2 billion to $4 billion ? 5 14 +166 5 A sales tax increase appears to be the fastest and easiest to raise funds in a hurry . raise funds in a hurry Why do the funds need to be raised in a hurry? 12 17 +166 5 A sales tax increase appears to be the fastest and easiest to raise funds in a hurry . A sales tax increase why a sales tax increase be the fastest and easiest to raise funds ? 0 4 +166 5 A sales tax increase appears to be the fastest and easiest to raise funds in a hurry . the fastest and easiest to raise funds Why is a sales tax increase the fastest and easiest way to raise funds? 7 14 +167 1 The Justice Department scrambled to play down the significance of its new guidelines concerning prosecutions under the federal racketeering law . significance What was the significance? 8 9 +167 1 The Justice Department scrambled to play down the significance of its new guidelines concerning prosecutions under the federal racketeering law . new guidelines What are some of the new guidelines? 11 13 +167 2 The guidelines were distributed to U . S . attorneys last summer but were disclosed for the first time by press reports this week . guidelines What are the guidelines? 1 2 +167 2 The guidelines were distributed to U . S . attorneys last summer but were disclosed for the first time by press reports this week . this week which week was it? 22 24 +167 3 They discourage prosecutors , under certain circumstances , from seeking court orders seizing the assets of racketeering defendants prior to trial . under certain circumstances What are the cirsumstances? 4 7 +167 3 They discourage prosecutors , under certain circumstances , from seeking court orders seizing the assets of racketeering defendants prior to trial . racketeering defendants how do they do that? 16 18 +167 3 They discourage prosecutors , under certain circumstances , from seeking court orders seizing the assets of racketeering defendants prior to trial . under certain circumstances , What are some of the circumstances? 4 8 +167 4 But David Runkel , chief Justice Department spokesman , said the guidelines " are a codification and a clarification far more than a new direction . " codification and a clarification What does Runkel mean by this? 15 19 +167 4 But David Runkel , chief Justice Department spokesman , said the guidelines " are a codification and a clarification far more than a new direction . " " are what is a codification? 12 14 +167 5 Use of the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations law against white - collar defendants , as opposed to alleged organized - crime figures , has come under attack from some defense lawyers and legal scholars . some defense lawyers Who are the defense lawyers? 29 32 +167 5 Use of the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations law against white - collar defendants , as opposed to alleged organized - crime figures , has come under attack from some defense lawyers and legal scholars . law against white - collar defendants , How can RICO be used against white collar criminals? 8 15 +168 1 Johnson & Johnson reported a 10 % rise in third - quarter net income on a 12 % sales increase - results that were driven particularly by new products including pharmaceuticals and the company ' s professional operations . Johnson & Johnson What is Johnson & Johnson 0 3 +168 1 Johnson & Johnson reported a 10 % rise in third - quarter net income on a 12 % sales increase - results that were driven particularly by new products including pharmaceuticals and the company ' s professional operations . pharmaceuticals Any specific pharmaceuticals of interest? 30 31 +168 1 Johnson & Johnson reported a 10 % rise in third - quarter net income on a 12 % sales increase - results that were driven particularly by new products including pharmaceuticals and the company ' s professional operations . company ' s professional operations What professional operations? 33 38 +168 1 Johnson & Johnson reported a 10 % rise in third - quarter net income on a 12 % sales increase - results that were driven particularly by new products including pharmaceuticals and the company ' s professional operations . new products WHAT ARE THE NEW PRODUCTS? 27 29 +168 1 Johnson & Johnson reported a 10 % rise in third - quarter net income on a 12 % sales increase - results that were driven particularly by new products including pharmaceuticals and the company ' s professional operations . professional operations what professional operations? 36 38 +168 1 Johnson & Johnson reported a 10 % rise in third - quarter net income on a 12 % sales increase - results that were driven particularly by new products including pharmaceuticals and the company ' s professional operations . 12 % sales increase - results how did it increase? 16 22 +168 2 Net for the New Brunswick , N . J . , maker of health - care products climbed to $ 265 million , or 80 cents a share , from $ 240 million , or 71 cents a share , in the year - earlier period . year - earlier period WHAT YEAR? 42 46 +168 3 Sales rose to $ 2 . 45 billion from $ 2 . 2 billion . Sales rose WHY DID SALES RISE? 0 2 +168 4 The year - ago per - share earnings are adjusted to reflect a 2 - for - 1 stock split last May . stock split WHAT CAUSED A STOCK SPLIT? 18 20 +168 4 The year - ago per - share earnings are adjusted to reflect a 2 - for - 1 stock split last May . stock split Why did they do a stock split? 18 20 +168 4 The year - ago per - share earnings are adjusted to reflect a 2 - for - 1 stock split last May . stock split last what is a stock split? 18 21 +168 5 In a statement , Ralph S . Larsen , chairman and chief executive officer , said the company was pleased with its third - quarter sales performance , " especially in light of the extremely competitive environment in domestic consumer markets and the negative impact of unfavorable exchange rates this quarter . " domestic consumer markets Were there any notable competitive problems? 38 41 +168 5 In a statement , Ralph S . Larsen , chairman and chief executive officer , said the company was pleased with its third - quarter sales performance , " especially in light of the extremely competitive environment in domestic consumer markets and the negative impact of unfavorable exchange rates this quarter . " extremely competitive environment WHQT IS MAKING THE ENVIORNMENT COMPETATIVE? 34 37 +168 5 In a statement , Ralph S . Larsen , chairman and chief executive officer , said the company was pleased with its third - quarter sales performance , " especially in light of the extremely competitive environment in domestic consumer markets and the negative impact of unfavorable exchange rates this quarter . " pleased Why was he pleased? 19 20 +168 5 In a statement , Ralph S . Larsen , chairman and chief executive officer , said the company was pleased with its third - quarter sales performance , " especially in light of the extremely competitive environment in domestic consumer markets and the negative impact of unfavorable exchange rates this quarter . " competitive environment Why is the market competitive? 35 37 +168 5 In a statement , Ralph S . Larsen , chairman and chief executive officer , said the company was pleased with its third - quarter sales performance , " especially in light of the extremely competitive environment in domestic consumer markets and the negative impact of unfavorable exchange rates this quarter . " negative impact Why was the impact negative? 43 45 +168 5 In a statement , Ralph S . Larsen , chairman and chief executive officer , said the company was pleased with its third - quarter sales performance , " especially in light of the extremely competitive environment in domestic consumer markets and the negative impact of unfavorable exchange rates this quarter . " Ralph S . Larsen , how long has he been chairman? 4 9 +169 1 Cray Research Inc . forecast that 1990 will be a no - growth year for its supercomputer line . no - growth What made them predict this? 10 13 +169 1 Cray Research Inc . forecast that 1990 will be a no - growth year for its supercomputer line . forecast that 1990 will be a no - growth year Why does Cray Research think it will be a no-growth year? 4 14 +169 1 Cray Research Inc . forecast that 1990 will be a no - growth year for its supercomputer line . Cray where are they from 0 1 +169 1 Cray Research Inc . forecast that 1990 will be a no - growth year for its supercomputer line . forecast How did they construct their forecast? 4 5 +169 1 Cray Research Inc . forecast that 1990 will be a no - growth year for its supercomputer line . Cray Research Inc . What type of company is Cray Research Inc? 0 4 +169 2 In what has become a series of bad - news announcements , the world ' s largest maker of supercomputers said that after reviewing its order prospects , " we have concluded it is prudent to plan for next year on the assumption that revenue again will be flat . " again In previous years what caused this drop in revenue? 45 46 +169 2 In what has become a series of bad - news announcements , the world ' s largest maker of supercomputers said that after reviewing its order prospects , " we have concluded it is prudent to plan for next year on the assumption that revenue again will be flat . " has become a series of bad - news announcements , Why has there been a series of bad-news announcements? 2 12 +169 2 In what has become a series of bad - news announcements , the world ' s largest maker of supercomputers said that after reviewing its order prospects , " we have concluded it is prudent to plan for next year on the assumption that revenue again will be flat . " revenue what is the 5 year 10 year trend 44 45 +169 2 In what has become a series of bad - news announcements , the world ' s largest maker of supercomputers said that after reviewing its order prospects , " we have concluded it is prudent to plan for next year on the assumption that revenue again will be flat . " a series of bad - news announcements , Why have they had a series of bad-news announcements? 4 12 +169 3 Cray jolted the market in July when it slashed revenue and earnings projections for this year , citing a slowing economy that has delayed orders from government as well as commercial customers . commercial Do commercial customers or the government make up the majority of their earnings? 30 31 +169 3 Cray jolted the market in July when it slashed revenue and earnings projections for this year , citing a slowing economy that has delayed orders from government as well as commercial customers . citing a slowing economy Why has the economy slowed? 17 21 +169 3 Cray jolted the market in July when it slashed revenue and earnings projections for this year , citing a slowing economy that has delayed orders from government as well as commercial customers . year , what plans does the company have to improve business 15 17 +169 3 Cray jolted the market in July when it slashed revenue and earnings projections for this year , citing a slowing economy that has delayed orders from government as well as commercial customers . slowing economy Why is the economy slowing? 19 21 +169 3 Cray jolted the market in July when it slashed revenue and earnings projections for this year , citing a slowing economy that has delayed orders from government as well as commercial customers . slashed revenue and earnings projections How much did it slash revenue and earnings projections? 8 13 +169 4 The company made its 1990 projection - - an unusual event for Cray - - in announcing improved net income for the third quarter . improved What caused this prediction? 17 18 +169 4 The company made its 1990 projection - - an unusual event for Cray - - in announcing improved net income for the third quarter . an unusual event Why is making a projection an unusual event for Cray? 8 11 +169 4 The company made its 1990 projection - - an unusual event for Cray - - in announcing improved net income for the third quarter . an unusual event for Cray Why is this unusual? 8 13 +169 5 Cray said it earned $ 30 . 6 million , or $ 1 . 04 a share , up 35 % from $ 22 . 6 million , or 73 cents a share , a year ago . share , how many total shaare holders are there 16 18 +169 5 Cray said it earned $ 30 . 6 million , or $ 1 . 04 a share , up 35 % from $ 22 . 6 million , or 73 cents a share , a year ago . up 35 % Why did earnings/share go up? 18 21 +170 1 The stock market ' s woes spooked currency traders but prompted a quiet little party among bond investors . party among bond investors Why were the bond investors partying? 14 18 +170 1 The stock market ' s woes spooked currency traders but prompted a quiet little party among bond investors . bond investors how are these investors different? 16 18 +170 1 The stock market ' s woes spooked currency traders but prompted a quiet little party among bond investors . quiet little party among bond investors Why are they having a party? 12 18 +170 2 Prices of long - term Treasury bonds moved inversely to the stock market as investors sought safety amid growing evidence the economy is weakening . economy is weakening Why is the economy weakening? 21 24 +170 2 Prices of long - term Treasury bonds moved inversely to the stock market as investors sought safety amid growing evidence the economy is weakening . inversely Does this mean the bonds were better or worse off? 8 9 +170 3 But the shaky economic outlook and the volatile stock market forced the dollar lower against major currencies . shaky economic outlook Why is the economic outlook shakey? 2 5 +170 3 But the shaky economic outlook and the volatile stock market forced the dollar lower against major currencies . major currencies which currencies? 15 17 +170 4 The bond market got an early boost from the opening - hour sell - off in stocks . opening - hour when is opening hour? 9 12 +170 4 The bond market got an early boost from the opening - hour sell - off in stocks . sell - off in stocks How did this boost if they are selling off? 12 17 +170 5 That rout was triggered by UAL Corp . ' s announcement late Monday that the proposed management - labor buy - out had collapsed . management - labor buy - out had collapsed Why did the buy out collapse? 16 24 +170 5 That rout was triggered by UAL Corp . ' s announcement late Monday that the proposed management - labor buy - out had collapsed . UAL Corp who are they? 5 7 +170 5 That rout was triggered by UAL Corp . ' s announcement late Monday that the proposed management - labor buy - out had collapsed . proposed management - labor buy - out What does the buy-out entail? 15 22 +171 1 " The Famous Teddy Z , " which CBS Inc . had hoped would emerge as one of the few bright spots in its otherwise lackluster prime - time schedule , isn ' t turning out to be the hit the network envisaged . prime - time schedule , When is \"prime-time schedule\" ? 26 31 +171 1 " The Famous Teddy Z , " which CBS Inc . had hoped would emerge as one of the few bright spots in its otherwise lackluster prime - time schedule , isn ' t turning out to be the hit the network envisaged . Teddy Z , " who is he? 3 7 +171 1 " The Famous Teddy Z , " which CBS Inc . had hoped would emerge as one of the few bright spots in its otherwise lackluster prime - time schedule , isn ' t turning out to be the hit the network envisaged . isn ' t turning out to be the hit Why isn't The Famous Teddy Z a hit? 31 40 +171 2 Although the half - hour situation comedy seen Mondays at 9 : 30 p . m . Eastern and Pacific time isn ' t a candidate for cancellation , it is slated for fine - tuning and by next week the network may announce " Teddy Z " is moving to 8 : 30 p . m . from its 9 : 30 time slot , replacing " The People Next Door , " which became the first network show to be canceled this season . canceled Why was \"The People Next Door\" cancelled? 82 83 +171 2 Although the half - hour situation comedy seen Mondays at 9 : 30 p . m . Eastern and Pacific time isn ' t a candidate for cancellation , it is slated for fine - tuning and by next week the network may announce " Teddy Z " is moving to 8 : 30 p . m . from its 9 : 30 time slot , replacing " The People Next Door , " which became the first network show to be canceled this season . " The People Next Door , " why was it cancelled? 67 74 +171 2 Although the half - hour situation comedy seen Mondays at 9 : 30 p . m . Eastern and Pacific time isn ' t a candidate for cancellation , it is slated for fine - tuning and by next week the network may announce " Teddy Z " is moving to 8 : 30 p . m . from its 9 : 30 time slot , replacing " The People Next Door , " which became the first network show to be canceled this season . time isn ' t a candidate for cancellation , Why isn't The Famous Teddy Z a candidate for cancellation? 20 29 +171 3 " Teddy Z , " which centers on a mailroom clerk - turned agent at a Hollywood talent agency , was scheduled in the coveted 9 : 30 p . m . slot to follow " Murphy Brown , " a situation comedy about a television news magazine , starring Candice Bergen . " Teddy Z " was boosted by favorable reviews and a network - wide promotional tie - in contest with K mart Corp . favorable Who wrote these \"favorable reviews\" ? 60 61 +171 3 " Teddy Z , " which centers on a mailroom clerk - turned agent at a Hollywood talent agency , was scheduled in the coveted 9 : 30 p . m . slot to follow " Murphy Brown , " a situation comedy about a television news magazine , starring Candice Bergen . " Teddy Z " was boosted by favorable reviews and a network - wide promotional tie - in contest with K mart Corp . K mart Corp k mart the store? 73 76 +171 4 It was promoted on cable services , including MTV , Nick at Night and VH - 1 , and premiered as the No . 22 - rated show for the week . week What week was this? 30 31 +171 5 But five weeks after the premiere , the series has floundered . five weeks after the premiere , When was this? What month? What events were happening at this time that could have led to this? 1 7 +171 5 But five weeks after the premiere , the series has floundered . floundered why did it flounder? 10 11 +171 5 But five weeks after the premiere , the series has floundered . the series has floundered Why has the series floundered? 7 11 +172 1 The Justice Department is in the process of trying to gain control over a law that federal Judge David Sentelle recently called a " monster . " Needless to say , he was talking about RICO . gain control Why does the Justice Department want to gain control over RICO? 10 12 +172 1 The Justice Department is in the process of trying to gain control over a law that federal Judge David Sentelle recently called a " monster . " Needless to say , he was talking about RICO . " monster why is it a monster? 23 25 +172 1 The Justice Department is in the process of trying to gain control over a law that federal Judge David Sentelle recently called a " monster . " Needless to say , he was talking about RICO . RICO What is RICO? 35 36 +172 2 With its recently revised guidelines for RICO , Justice makes it clear that the law currently holds too many incentives for abuse by prosecutors . incentives What are the incentives for abuse of the law? 19 20 +172 2 With its recently revised guidelines for RICO , Justice makes it clear that the law currently holds too many incentives for abuse by prosecutors . incentives What are some of these incentives? 19 20 +172 3 The text of the " new policy " guidelines from the Criminal Division are reprinted nearby . " new policy " guidelines What are the \"new policy\" guidelines? 4 9 +172 3 The text of the " new policy " guidelines from the Criminal Division are reprinted nearby . reprinted nearby why do they need to be reprinted? 14 16 +172 3 The text of the " new policy " guidelines from the Criminal Division are reprinted nearby . guidelines What are these guidelines? 8 9 +172 4 They strongly suggest that Justice ' s prosecutions of Drexel Burnham Lambert , Michael Milken and Princeton / Newport violated notions of fundamental fairness . fairness How did the prosecutions violate fundamental fairness? 23 24 +172 4 They strongly suggest that Justice ' s prosecutions of Drexel Burnham Lambert , Michael Milken and Princeton / Newport violated notions of fundamental fairness . fairness What was unfair about these prosecutions? 23 24 +172 5 Justice is attempting to avoid a replay of these tactics . replay What tactics is Justice trying to avoid a replay of? 6 7 +172 5 Justice is attempting to avoid a replay of these tactics . avoid a replay will they succeed? 4 7 +172 5 Justice is attempting to avoid a replay of these tactics . tactics What kind of tactics were used? 9 10 +173 1 The House approved a short - term spending bill to keep the government operating through Nov . 15 and provide $ 2 . 85 billion in emergency funds to assist in the recovery from Hurricane Hugo and the California earthquake . short - term What does it mean for this bill to be short term? 4 7 +173 1 The House approved a short - term spending bill to keep the government operating through Nov . 15 and provide $ 2 . 85 billion in emergency funds to assist in the recovery from Hurricane Hugo and the California earthquake . the government Which government is this? The broader U.S. government, or the government of specific states? 11 13 +173 1 The House approved a short - term spending bill to keep the government operating through Nov . 15 and provide $ 2 . 85 billion in emergency funds to assist in the recovery from Hurricane Hugo and the California earthquake . approved How many voted for the bill and how many voted against? 2 3 +173 1 The House approved a short - term spending bill to keep the government operating through Nov . 15 and provide $ 2 . 85 billion in emergency funds to assist in the recovery from Hurricane Hugo and the California earthquake . Hurricane Hugo which year was this? 34 36 +173 1 The House approved a short - term spending bill to keep the government operating through Nov . 15 and provide $ 2 . 85 billion in emergency funds to assist in the recovery from Hurricane Hugo and the California earthquake . Nov . 15 What happens on November 15? 15 18 +173 2 The 321 - 99 roll call vote reflected broad support for the disaster assistance , but the cost to the Treasury is sure to aggravate budget pressures this year and next under the Gramm - Rudman deficit reduction law . Gramm - Rudman deficit reduction law What is this deficit reduction law? 33 39 +173 2 The 321 - 99 roll call vote reflected broad support for the disaster assistance , but the cost to the Treasury is sure to aggravate budget pressures this year and next under the Gramm - Rudman deficit reduction law . Gramm - Rudman deficit reduction law What are the stipulations of this law? 33 39 +173 2 The 321 - 99 roll call vote reflected broad support for the disaster assistance , but the cost to the Treasury is sure to aggravate budget pressures this year and next under the Gramm - Rudman deficit reduction law . 321 - 99 Who were the 99 who voted against disaster assistance? 1 4 +173 2 The 321 - 99 roll call vote reflected broad support for the disaster assistance , but the cost to the Treasury is sure to aggravate budget pressures this year and next under the Gramm - Rudman deficit reduction law . Gramm - Rudman deficit reduction law What is the Gramm-Rudman deficit reduction law? 33 39 +173 3 By a lopsided 401 - 18 margin , the chamber rejected an effort to waive Gramm - Rudman for purposes of addressing the two disasters , and budget analysts estimate the increased appropriations will widen the fiscal 1990 deficit by at least $ 1 . 44 billion unless offsetting spending cuts or new revenues are found by Congress . fiscal 1990 What is the fiscal 1990 deficit? Is this referring to the year, or to a code? 36 38 +173 3 By a lopsided 401 - 18 margin , the chamber rejected an effort to waive Gramm - Rudman for purposes of addressing the two disasters , and budget analysts estimate the increased appropriations will widen the fiscal 1990 deficit by at least $ 1 . 44 billion unless offsetting spending cuts or new revenues are found by Congress . offsetting What would offsetting cuts look like in practice? 48 49 +173 3 By a lopsided 401 - 18 margin , the chamber rejected an effort to waive Gramm - Rudman for purposes of addressing the two disasters , and budget analysts estimate the increased appropriations will widen the fiscal 1990 deficit by at least $ 1 . 44 billion unless offsetting spending cuts or new revenues are found by Congress . widen the fiscal 1990 deficit What was the existing deficit before this bill passed? 34 39 +173 3 By a lopsided 401 - 18 margin , the chamber rejected an effort to waive Gramm - Rudman for purposes of addressing the two disasters , and budget analysts estimate the increased appropriations will widen the fiscal 1990 deficit by at least $ 1 . 44 billion unless offsetting spending cuts or new revenues are found by Congress . 401 - 18 margin , why wasnt it unanimous? 3 8 +173 3 By a lopsided 401 - 18 margin , the chamber rejected an effort to waive Gramm - Rudman for purposes of addressing the two disasters , and budget analysts estimate the increased appropriations will widen the fiscal 1990 deficit by at least $ 1 . 44 billion unless offsetting spending cuts or new revenues are found by Congress . waive Why would the chamber not want to waive Gramm-Rudman? 14 15 +173 4 The budget impact will be greater still in fiscal 1991 , and the issue forced a confrontation between the Appropriations Committee leadership and Budget Committee Chairman Leon Panetta , whose California district was at the center of the earthquake last week . confrontation How did this confrontation happen? 16 17 +173 4 The budget impact will be greater still in fiscal 1991 , and the issue forced a confrontation between the Appropriations Committee leadership and Budget Committee Chairman Leon Panetta , whose California district was at the center of the earthquake last week . confrontation What type of confrontation was there? 16 17 +173 4 The budget impact will be greater still in fiscal 1991 , and the issue forced a confrontation between the Appropriations Committee leadership and Budget Committee Chairman Leon Panetta , whose California district was at the center of the earthquake last week . Leon Panetta , whose what are her credentials? 26 30 +173 4 The budget impact will be greater still in fiscal 1991 , and the issue forced a confrontation between the Appropriations Committee leadership and Budget Committee Chairman Leon Panetta , whose California district was at the center of the earthquake last week . confrontation Why was there a confrontation? 16 17 +173 5 Going to the well of the chamber , Mr . Panetta demanded the costs be fully counted . well What is a well of a chamber? 3 4 +173 5 Going to the well of the chamber , Mr . Panetta demanded the costs be fully counted . well of the chamber , What is the well of the chamber? 3 8 +173 5 Going to the well of the chamber , Mr . Panetta demanded the costs be fully counted . demanded does he have the authority to do that? 11 12 +173 5 Going to the well of the chamber , Mr . Panetta demanded the costs be fully counted . costs What costs does Mr. Panetta want counted? 13 14 +174 1 Northeast Utilities raised its bid for Public Service Co . of New Hampshire , which is operating under Bankruptcy Code protection , to $ 2 . 25 billion from $ 1 . 85 billion . is operating under Bankruptcy Code How does Bankruptcy Code work? 15 20 +174 1 Northeast Utilities raised its bid for Public Service Co . of New Hampshire , which is operating under Bankruptcy Code protection , to $ 2 . 25 billion from $ 1 . 85 billion . Bankruptcy Code protection , What does this protect against specifically, and is it a federal program or a state one? 18 22 +174 1 Northeast Utilities raised its bid for Public Service Co . of New Hampshire , which is operating under Bankruptcy Code protection , to $ 2 . 25 billion from $ 1 . 85 billion . Bankruptcy Code protection , Where does the money for the Bankruptcy Code protection come from? 18 22 +174 2 Northeast ' s raised bid , which was supported by PS of New Hampshire ' s official shareholder committee , is a prelude to what is expected to be a round of higher bids by the other groups trying to acquire the company , the largest utility in New Hampshire . supported by PS of New Hampshire ' s Why did PS support the bid? 8 16 +174 2 Northeast ' s raised bid , which was supported by PS of New Hampshire ' s official shareholder committee , is a prelude to what is expected to be a round of higher bids by the other groups trying to acquire the company , the largest utility in New Hampshire . largest utility in New Hampshire What does the company do- electric, water, gas, etc.? 45 50 +174 2 Northeast ' s raised bid , which was supported by PS of New Hampshire ' s official shareholder committee , is a prelude to what is expected to be a round of higher bids by the other groups trying to acquire the company , the largest utility in New Hampshire . PS what is ps? 10 11 +174 2 Northeast ' s raised bid , which was supported by PS of New Hampshire ' s official shareholder committee , is a prelude to what is expected to be a round of higher bids by the other groups trying to acquire the company , the largest utility in New Hampshire . PS Does PS refer to Public Service Co. of New Hampshire? 10 11 +174 2 Northeast ' s raised bid , which was supported by PS of New Hampshire ' s official shareholder committee , is a prelude to what is expected to be a round of higher bids by the other groups trying to acquire the company , the largest utility in New Hampshire . trying to acquire the company , Why do other groups want to acquire the company? 38 44 +174 3 The $ 2 . 25 billion value claimed by Northeast , based in Hartford , Conn . , is the highest yet given to a bid . highest yet given to a bid Why do the bids keep getting higher? 20 26 +174 4 Some of the three other bidding groups are expected to increase their offers tomorrow , a date set for revised offers by a bankruptcy court judge . other bidding groups Who are these other bidding groups? 4 7 +174 4 Some of the three other bidding groups are expected to increase their offers tomorrow , a date set for revised offers by a bankruptcy court judge . three other bidding groups who are the other groups? 3 7 +174 4 Some of the three other bidding groups are expected to increase their offers tomorrow , a date set for revised offers by a bankruptcy court judge . expected to increase their offers Why are the offers expected to increase? 8 13 +174 5 A hearing is set for Nov . 15 , but participants don ' t expect a resolution until July 1990 . don ' t expect a resolution until July 1990 Why is a resolution not expected until July? 11 20 +174 5 A hearing is set for Nov . 15 , but participants don ' t expect a resolution until July 1990 . July 1990 what ended up happening? 18 20 +174 5 A hearing is set for Nov . 15 , but participants don ' t expect a resolution until July 1990 . July 1990 Is July 1990 a typo or was the resolution already agreed upon? 18 20 +174 5 A hearing is set for Nov . 15 , but participants don ' t expect a resolution until July 1990 . but participants don ' t expect a resolution Why don't participants expect a resolution until July 1990? 9 17 +175 1 Manville Corp . said it offered to buy $ 500 million of its convertible preferred stock from the Manville Personal Injury Settlement Trust in a move that would improve the trust ' s liquidity and reduce the potential number of Manville shares outstanding . liquidity How would this improve the trust's liquidity? 33 34 +175 1 Manville Corp . said it offered to buy $ 500 million of its convertible preferred stock from the Manville Personal Injury Settlement Trust in a move that would improve the trust ' s liquidity and reduce the potential number of Manville shares outstanding . improve the trust ' s liquidity What percentage does this improve the trust's liquidity? 28 34 +175 1 Manville Corp . said it offered to buy $ 500 million of its convertible preferred stock from the Manville Personal Injury Settlement Trust in a move that would improve the trust ' s liquidity and reduce the potential number of Manville shares outstanding . convertible preferred stock What is convertible preferred stock? 13 16 +175 2 Manville said it made the offer within the past several weeks as part of an effort to improve shareholder value . improve shareholder value How would this improve shareholder value? 17 20 +175 2 Manville said it made the offer within the past several weeks as part of an effort to improve shareholder value . made the offer within the past several weeks Was there a proxy statement releasing the actual date for the offer? 3 11 +175 2 Manville said it made the offer within the past several weeks as part of an effort to improve shareholder value . improve shareholder value How would this improved shareholder value? 17 20 +175 3 It said it would purchase the stock at market price . market price What is market price of the stock? 8 10 +175 3 It said it would purchase the stock at market price . purchase the stock at market price What is the current stock market price for the stock? 4 10 +175 4 Manville and a spokeswoman for the trust said that the two are discussing the proposal but a decision hasn ' t been made . " We are considering that offer along with all other alternatives , " the trust spokeswoman said . " We need to look at how to maximize our cash flow to pay our beneficiaries . " other alternatives , " What are some of the other alternatives? 33 37 +175 4 Manville and a spokeswoman for the trust said that the two are discussing the proposal but a decision hasn ' t been made . " We are considering that offer along with all other alternatives , " the trust spokeswoman said . " We need to look at how to maximize our cash flow to pay our beneficiaries . " offer along with all other alternatives What are some of the other alternatives? 29 35 +175 5 The trust , created as part of Manville ' s bankruptcy - law reorganization to compensate victims of asbestos - related diseases , owns 7 . 2 million of the Series A convertible preferred shares , which are each convertible into 10 Manville common shares . Series A convertible preferred shares , What are Series A convertible preferred shares? 30 36 +175 5 The trust , created as part of Manville ' s bankruptcy - law reorganization to compensate victims of asbestos - related diseases , owns 7 . 2 million of the Series A convertible preferred shares , which are each convertible into 10 Manville common shares . convertible preferred shares , How much are the preferred shares worth in comparison to the common shares? 32 36 +175 5 The trust , created as part of Manville ' s bankruptcy - law reorganization to compensate victims of asbestos - related diseases , owns 7 . 2 million of the Series A convertible preferred shares , which are each convertible into 10 Manville common shares . convertible preferred shares , What are convertible preferred shares? 32 36 +176 1 Probably the most clear - cut Soviet violation , for example , is the Krasnoyarsk radar . - - " Arms Control Reality , " Nov . 20 , 1984 , the first of some 20 Journal editorials saying that Krasnoyarsk violated the ABM treaty . ABM treaty What is the ABM treaty? 43 45 +176 1 Probably the most clear - cut Soviet violation , for example , is the Krasnoyarsk radar . - - " Arms Control Reality , " Nov . 20 , 1984 , the first of some 20 Journal editorials saying that Krasnoyarsk violated the ABM treaty . Krasnoyarsk radar What is the Krasnoyarsk radar? 14 16 +176 1 Probably the most clear - cut Soviet violation , for example , is the Krasnoyarsk radar . - - " Arms Control Reality , " Nov . 20 , 1984 , the first of some 20 Journal editorials saying that Krasnoyarsk violated the ABM treaty . Probably the most clear - cut Soviet violation , Why is this the most clear-cut violation? 0 9 +176 1 Probably the most clear - cut Soviet violation , for example , is the Krasnoyarsk radar . - - " Arms Control Reality , " Nov . 20 , 1984 , the first of some 20 Journal editorials saying that Krasnoyarsk violated the ABM treaty . editorials What are the sources for these editorials? 37 38 +176 1 Probably the most clear - cut Soviet violation , for example , is the Krasnoyarsk radar . - - " Arms Control Reality , " Nov . 20 , 1984 , the first of some 20 Journal editorials saying that Krasnoyarsk violated the ABM treaty . ABM treaty . What is the ABM treaty? 43 46 +176 1 Probably the most clear - cut Soviet violation , for example , is the Krasnoyarsk radar . - - " Arms Control Reality , " Nov . 20 , 1984 , the first of some 20 Journal editorials saying that Krasnoyarsk violated the ABM treaty . Krasnoyarsk radar What is the Krasnoyarsk radar? 14 16 +176 2 - - " Whether the installation is for early warning or space track , it clearly is not deployed , " the lawmakers said . " Thus we judge it to be not a violation of the ABM treaty at this time . " The delegation included a reporter from the New York Times , aides to Sen . Edward M . Kennedy and Rep . Les AuCoin , and Natural Resources Defense Council staff members . - - The Washington Post , Sept . 9 , 1987 . delegation What delegation is being referenced? 45 46 +176 2 - - " Whether the installation is for early warning or space track , it clearly is not deployed , " the lawmakers said . " Thus we judge it to be not a violation of the ABM treaty at this time . " The delegation included a reporter from the New York Times , aides to Sen . Edward M . Kennedy and Rep . Les AuCoin , and Natural Resources Defense Council staff members . - - The Washington Post , Sept . 9 , 1987 . the lawmakers Who are the lawmakers? 21 23 +176 2 - - " Whether the installation is for early warning or space track , it clearly is not deployed , " the lawmakers said . " Thus we judge it to be not a violation of the ABM treaty at this time . " The delegation included a reporter from the New York Times , aides to Sen . Edward M . Kennedy and Rep . Les AuCoin , and Natural Resources Defense Council staff members . - - The Washington Post , Sept . 9 , 1987 . treaty What is this treaty and how did it come about? 38 39 +176 3 - - The U . S . S . R . has taken unprecedented unilateral measures of openness , by giving American representatives a possibility to inspect the building site of the Krasnoyarsk radar as well as radar vans in the areas of Gomel and Moscow , so as to see for themselves that there are no violations of the ABM treaty of 1972 on the part of the Soviet Union . - - Letter from Eduard Shevardnadze to U . N . Secretary - General Perez de Cuellar , reported in Tass , June 10 , 1988 . Eduard Shevardnadze Who is Shevardnadze? 76 78 +176 3 - - The U . S . S . R . has taken unprecedented unilateral measures of openness , by giving American representatives a possibility to inspect the building site of the Krasnoyarsk radar as well as radar vans in the areas of Gomel and Moscow , so as to see for themselves that there are no violations of the ABM treaty of 1972 on the part of the Soviet Union . - - Letter from Eduard Shevardnadze to U . N . Secretary - General Perez de Cuellar , reported in Tass , June 10 , 1988 . unprecedented Why is this explained as unprecedented rather than due to other reasons? 13 14 +176 3 - - The U . S . S . R . has taken unprecedented unilateral measures of openness , by giving American representatives a possibility to inspect the building site of the Krasnoyarsk radar as well as radar vans in the areas of Gomel and Moscow , so as to see for themselves that there are no violations of the ABM treaty of 1972 on the part of the Soviet Union . - - Letter from Eduard Shevardnadze to U . N . Secretary - General Perez de Cuellar , reported in Tass , June 10 , 1988 . Eduard Shevardnadze Who is Eduard Shevardnadze? 76 78 +176 4 - - The construction of this station equal in size to the Egyptian pyramids constituted , I say it directly , a clear violation of ABM . - - Eduard Shevardnadze , Oct . 23 , 1989 . Eduard Shevardnadze , Who is this 29 32 +176 4 - - The construction of this station equal in size to the Egyptian pyramids constituted , I say it directly , a clear violation of ABM . - - Eduard Shevardnadze , Oct . 23 , 1989 . I say it directly , a clear violation of ABM Why is this a clear obstruction? 16 26 +176 5 We ' re happy , we guess , to receive confirmation of the Krasnoyarsk violation from the Soviets , five years after we started writing about it . confirmation what kind of confirmation and why? 10 11 +176 5 We ' re happy , we guess , to receive confirmation of the Krasnoyarsk violation from the Soviets , five years after we started writing about it . five years after we started writing about it Why 5 years after? 19 27 +176 5 We ' re happy , we guess , to receive confirmation of the Krasnoyarsk violation from the Soviets , five years after we started writing about it . we guess , Why are they uncertain about their happiness? 5 8 +177 1 From the Sept . 30 - Oct . 4 issue of The Economist : Sept . 30 - Oct is it weekly? 2 7 +177 2 What defeated General Aoun was not only the weight of the Syrian army . Aoun who is he? 3 4 +177 2 What defeated General Aoun was not only the weight of the Syrian army . What defeated What defeated him then? 0 2 +177 2 What defeated General Aoun was not only the weight of the Syrian army . defeated Who defeated General Aoun? 1 2 +177 3 The weight of Lebanon ' s history was also against him ; and it is a history Israel is in danger of repeating . danger of repeating Why are they in danger of repeating it? 20 23 +177 3 The weight of Lebanon ' s history was also against him ; and it is a history Israel is in danger of repeating . Israel How is Israel in danger of repeating this? 17 18 +177 4 Like Lebanon , and however unfairly , Israel is regarded by the Arab world as a colonial aberration . colonial aberration why are they an aberration? 16 18 +177 4 Like Lebanon , and however unfairly , Israel is regarded by the Arab world as a colonial aberration . a colonial aberration . Why does the Arab world regard Israel as a colonial aberration? 15 19 +177 4 Like Lebanon , and however unfairly , Israel is regarded by the Arab world as a colonial aberration . colonial aberration What is a colonial aberration? 16 18 +177 4 Like Lebanon , and however unfairly , Israel is regarded by the Arab world as a colonial aberration . colonial aberration Why is Israel considered a \"colonial aberration\"? 16 18 +177 5 Its best hope of acceptance by its neighbours lies in reaching a settlement with the Palestinians . settlement What sort of settlement? 12 13 +177 5 Its best hope of acceptance by its neighbours lies in reaching a settlement with the Palestinians . acceptance Why do they need to be accepted by their neighbors? 4 5 +178 1 Short interest in Nasdaq over - the - counter stocks rose 6 % as of mid - October , its biggest jump since 6 . 3 % last April . its biggest jump since 6 . 3 % last April . Why did it make such a big jump? 19 30 +178 2 The most recent OTC short interest statistics were compiled Oct . 13 , the day the Nasdaq composite index slid 3 % and the New York Stock Exchange tumbled 7 % . slid 3 % and Why did it drop? 19 23 +178 2 The most recent OTC short interest statistics were compiled Oct . 13 , the day the Nasdaq composite index slid 3 % and the New York Stock Exchange tumbled 7 % . compiled Oct . 13 , Why did the Nasdaq and the NYSE drop on October 13? 8 13 +178 3 The coincidence might lead to the conclusion that short - sellers bet heavily on that day that OTC stocks would decline further . short - sellers bet heavily How would they know this was going to happen? 8 13 +178 3 The coincidence might lead to the conclusion that short - sellers bet heavily on that day that OTC stocks would decline further . short - sellers What are short-sellers? 8 11 +178 4 As it happens , the Nasdaq composite did continue to fall for two days after the initial plunge . continue to fall Why did it continue to fall? 8 11 +178 5 However , the short interest figures reported by brokerage and securities clearing firms to the National Association of Securities Dealers include only those trades completed , or settled , by Oct . 13 , rather than trades that occurred on that day , according to Gene Finn , chief economist for the NASD . Generally , it takes five business days to transfer stock and to take the other steps necessary to settle a trade . five business days Why does it take so long to sell stock? 58 61 +179 1 Sales of North American - built cars and trucks plunged 20 . 5 % in mid - October from a year earlier , as domestic manufacturers paid the price for heavy incentives earlier this year . heavy incentives Were these incentives that were offered for or by them? 30 32 +179 1 Sales of North American - built cars and trucks plunged 20 . 5 % in mid - October from a year earlier , as domestic manufacturers paid the price for heavy incentives earlier this year . heavy incentives WHAT WERE THE HEAVY INCENTIVES? 30 32 +179 1 Sales of North American - built cars and trucks plunged 20 . 5 % in mid - October from a year earlier , as domestic manufacturers paid the price for heavy incentives earlier this year . heavy incentives earlier this year What were the incentives that went away? 30 35 +179 2 " People are waiting for { new } factory giveaways , " said Ben Kaye , sales manager of Bob Brest Auto World in Lynn , Mass . , whose sales are slow . factory giveaways , " What do they mean by 'factory giveaways'? 8 12 +179 2 " People are waiting for { new } factory giveaways , " said Ben Kaye , sales manager of Bob Brest Auto World in Lynn , Mass . , whose sales are slow . waiting for { new } factory giveaways , " What factory giveaways will be given? 3 12 +179 2 " People are waiting for { new } factory giveaways , " said Ben Kaye , sales manager of Bob Brest Auto World in Lynn , Mass . , whose sales are slow . sales are slow WHY ARE HIS SALES SLOW? 30 33 +179 3 This trend appears to be especially true at General Motors Corp . , which used both dealer and consumer incentives to ignite sales in August and September . used both dealer and consumer incentives How did GM use incentives? 14 20 +179 3 This trend appears to be especially true at General Motors Corp . , which used both dealer and consumer incentives to ignite sales in August and September . dealer and consumer incentives WHAT WERE THE INCENTIVES? 16 20 +179 4 Since then , deliveries have slumped . deliveries have slumped Why have deliveries slumped? 3 6 +179 4 Since then , deliveries have slumped . Since then , WHEN DID DELIVERIES BEGIN TO SLUMP? 0 3 +179 5 GM ' s car sales dropped 24 . 8 % in mid - October to 69 , 980 , while truck sales fell 26 % to 37 , 860 . sales dropped WHY DID SALES DROP? 4 6 +179 5 GM ' s car sales dropped 24 . 8 % in mid - October to 69 , 980 , while truck sales fell 26 % to 37 , 860 . GM ' s car sales dropped Why did they drop? 0 6 +180 1 The Justice Department has distributed these new guidelines for U . S . Attorneys prosecuting RICO cases . guidelines What are the new guidelines? 7 8 +180 1 The Justice Department has distributed these new guidelines for U . S . Attorneys prosecuting RICO cases . new guidelines What are the guidelines? 6 8 +180 1 The Justice Department has distributed these new guidelines for U . S . Attorneys prosecuting RICO cases . RICO What does RICO represent? 15 16 +180 1 The Justice Department has distributed these new guidelines for U . S . Attorneys prosecuting RICO cases . has distributed these new guidelines What guidelines did they put forth? 3 8 +180 1 The Justice Department has distributed these new guidelines for U . S . Attorneys prosecuting RICO cases . new guidelines What are the new guidelines? 6 8 +180 1 The Justice Department has distributed these new guidelines for U . S . Attorneys prosecuting RICO cases . RICO cases What does RICO cases mean? 15 17 +180 1 The Justice Department has distributed these new guidelines for U . S . Attorneys prosecuting RICO cases . these new guidelines What are the new guidelines? 5 8 +180 2 A related editorial appears today . related Where can I find it? 1 2 +180 2 A related editorial appears today . related editorial What publication contains this editorial? 1 3 +180 2 A related editorial appears today . A related editorial appears today Who wrote the editorial? 0 5 +180 2 A related editorial appears today . editorial appears When today will the editorial appear? 2 4 +180 3 Under { RICO } , the government may seek a temporary restraining order ( TRO ) upon the filing of a RICO indictment , in order to preserve all forfeitable assets until the trial is completed and judgment entered . { RICO } , What is the meaning of RICO? 1 5 +180 3 Under { RICO } , the government may seek a temporary restraining order ( TRO ) upon the filing of a RICO indictment , in order to preserve all forfeitable assets until the trial is completed and judgment entered . forfeitable assets What are forfeitable assets? 29 31 +180 3 Under { RICO } , the government may seek a temporary restraining order ( TRO ) upon the filing of a RICO indictment , in order to preserve all forfeitable assets until the trial is completed and judgment entered . { RICO } , What does RICO stand for? 1 5 +180 3 Under { RICO } , the government may seek a temporary restraining order ( TRO ) upon the filing of a RICO indictment , in order to preserve all forfeitable assets until the trial is completed and judgment entered . forfeitable assets What are the assets? 29 31 +180 5 Some highly publicized cases involving RICO TROs have been the subject of considerable criticism in the press , because of a perception that pre - trial freezing of assets is tantamount to a seizure of property without due process . publicized Which cases for example? 2 3 +180 5 Some highly publicized cases involving RICO TROs have been the subject of considerable criticism in the press , because of a perception that pre - trial freezing of assets is tantamount to a seizure of property without due process . criticism in the press , Which press outlets have been critical? 13 18 +180 5 Some highly publicized cases involving RICO TROs have been the subject of considerable criticism in the press , because of a perception that pre - trial freezing of assets is tantamount to a seizure of property without due process . seizure of property without due process Does this violate the innocent until proven guilty policy? 33 39 +181 1 Procter & Gamble Co . , helped by a gain from a lawsuit settlement and continued growth overseas , posted a 38 % rise in fiscal first - quarter net income . settlement What are the details of the settlement? 13 14 +181 1 Procter & Gamble Co . , helped by a gain from a lawsuit settlement and continued growth overseas , posted a 38 % rise in fiscal first - quarter net income . helped by a gain from a What was this lawsuit settlement and how did it help them? 6 12 +181 1 Procter & Gamble Co . , helped by a gain from a lawsuit settlement and continued growth overseas , posted a 38 % rise in fiscal first - quarter net income . helped by a gain from a lawsuit settlement Why did Procter & Gamble have a lawsuit settlement? 6 14 +181 2 Net for the quarter ended Sept . 30 climbed to $ 551 million , or $ 1 . 66 a share , from $ 400 million , or $ 1 . 18 a share , a year earlier . $ 1 . 66 a share , is that high? 15 22 +181 3 Per - share figures have been adjusted for a 2 - for - 1 stock split effective Oct . 20 . adjusted for a 2 - for - 1 Why was it adjusted for a 2 for 1 split. 6 14 +181 3 Per - share figures have been adjusted for a 2 - for - 1 stock split effective Oct . 20 . Per - share figures have been adjusted Why did figures get adjusted? 0 7 +181 3 Per - share figures have been adjusted for a 2 - for - 1 stock split effective Oct . 20 . 2 - for - 1 stock split what is that? 9 16 +181 4 Sales increased 6 % to $ 5 . 58 billion from $ 5 . 27 billion . Sales What are some examples of their sales? 0 1 +181 5 Earnings at the consumer - products giant were boosted by a gain of $ 125 million , or about 25 cents a share , stemming from last month ' s settlement of litigation with three of P & G ' s competitors over patents on P & G ' s Duncan Hines cookies . litigation How have the company's competitors been affected by this? 32 33 +181 5 Earnings at the consumer - products giant were boosted by a gain of $ 125 million , or about 25 cents a share , stemming from last month ' s settlement of litigation with three of P & G ' s competitors over patents on P & G ' s Duncan Hines cookies . last month ' s settlement of litigation How did the settlement get reached? 26 33 +181 5 Earnings at the consumer - products giant were boosted by a gain of $ 125 million , or about 25 cents a share , stemming from last month ' s settlement of litigation with three of P & G ' s competitors over patents on P & G ' s Duncan Hines cookies . Duncan Hines cookies what kind of cookies? 50 53 +182 1 The Bush administration said it is submitting a " comprehensive " proposal for overhauling agricultural trade that could help break an impasse in the current round of multilateral trade negotiations . " comprehensive " How is the proposal \"comprehensive\"? 8 11 +182 1 The Bush administration said it is submitting a " comprehensive " proposal for overhauling agricultural trade that could help break an impasse in the current round of multilateral trade negotiations . overhauling Why does the agricultural trade need overhauled? 13 14 +182 1 The Bush administration said it is submitting a " comprehensive " proposal for overhauling agricultural trade that could help break an impasse in the current round of multilateral trade negotiations . overhauling agricultural trade Would the overhaul benefit the farmer or the shareholder? 13 16 +182 1 The Bush administration said it is submitting a " comprehensive " proposal for overhauling agricultural trade that could help break an impasse in the current round of multilateral trade negotiations . impasse in the current round Why is there an impasse? 21 26 +182 1 The Bush administration said it is submitting a " comprehensive " proposal for overhauling agricultural trade that could help break an impasse in the current round of multilateral trade negotiations . " comprehensive " how comprehensive is it? 8 11 +182 1 The Bush administration said it is submitting a " comprehensive " proposal for overhauling agricultural trade that could help break an impasse in the current round of multilateral trade negotiations . impasse When did the impasse begin during the negotiations? 21 22 +182 2 The proposal reiterates the U . S . desire to scrap or reduce a host of trade - distorting subsidies on farm products . trade - distorting How are the subsidies trade-distorting? 16 19 +182 2 The proposal reiterates the U . S . desire to scrap or reduce a host of trade - distorting subsidies on farm products . host of trade - distorting subsidies What subsidies would they get rid of? 14 20 +182 2 The proposal reiterates the U . S . desire to scrap or reduce a host of trade - distorting subsidies on farm products . trade - distorting subsidies Why do these exist in the first place? 16 20 +182 2 The proposal reiterates the U . S . desire to scrap or reduce a host of trade - distorting subsidies on farm products . subsidies How do the subsidies distort trade? 19 20 +182 3 But it would allow considerable flexibility in determining how and when these goals would be achieved . flexibility Why would there be flexibility in the proposal? 5 6 +182 3 But it would allow considerable flexibility in determining how and when these goals would be achieved . flexibility in determining how and when Would the flexibility be at the farmer's discretion? 5 11 +182 3 But it would allow considerable flexibility in determining how and when these goals would be achieved . flexibility If the desire is to reduce the trade distortion, why must there be so much flexibility? 5 6 +182 3 But it would allow considerable flexibility in determining how and when these goals would be achieved . when Is there any timeframe the administration has in mind? 10 11 +182 4 The U . S . plan also would ease the transition to freer agriculture trade by allowing some countries to convert non - tariff barriers into tariffs that , together with existing tariffs , then would be phased out over 10 years . phased Why would the tariffs be phased out? 37 38 +182 4 The U . S . plan also would ease the transition to freer agriculture trade by allowing some countries to convert non - tariff barriers into tariffs that , together with existing tariffs , then would be phased out over 10 years . phased out over 10 years What would happen after the 10 years? 37 42 +182 4 The U . S . plan also would ease the transition to freer agriculture trade by allowing some countries to convert non - tariff barriers into tariffs that , together with existing tariffs , then would be phased out over 10 years . non - tariff barriers into tariffs that , How would that help the US? 21 29 +182 4 The U . S . plan also would ease the transition to freer agriculture trade by allowing some countries to convert non - tariff barriers into tariffs that , together with existing tariffs , then would be phased out over 10 years . some How will the US determine which countries qualify for this conversion? 17 18 +182 4 The U . S . plan also would ease the transition to freer agriculture trade by allowing some countries to convert non - tariff barriers into tariffs that , together with existing tariffs , then would be phased out over 10 years . phased out How does the US plan to phase out these tariffs? 37 39 +182 5 Trade Representative Carla Hills , who along with Agriculture Secretary Clayton Yeutter unveiled the proposal , said she is confident it will gain considerable support from the U . S . ' s trading partners . U . S . ' s trading partners Who are the U.S.'s trading partners? 27 35 +182 5 Trade Representative Carla Hills , who along with Agriculture Secretary Clayton Yeutter unveiled the proposal , said she is confident it will gain considerable support from the U . S . ' s trading partners . Carla Hills , what are her credentials? 2 5 +183 1 The state attorney general ' s office filed suit against five New York brokerage firms , charging them with responsibility for much of a $ 200 million loss incurred by the state treasurer ' s office in 1987 . five New York brokerage firms , Which five New York brokerage firms? 10 16 +183 1 The state attorney general ' s office filed suit against five New York brokerage firms , charging them with responsibility for much of a $ 200 million loss incurred by the state treasurer ' s office in 1987 . responsibility What responsibility do the five brokerage firms have? 19 20 +183 1 The state attorney general ' s office filed suit against five New York brokerage firms , charging them with responsibility for much of a $ 200 million loss incurred by the state treasurer ' s office in 1987 . five New York brokerage firms , Which firms? 10 16 +183 2 The suit sets the firms ' liability at more than $ 185 million . $ 185 million is that unusually high? 10 13 +183 4 The firms have all said that West Virginia ' s suit is without merit . without merit Why do the firms feel like the suit is without merit? 12 14 +183 4 The firms have all said that West Virginia ' s suit is without merit . without merit how can merit be gained? 12 14 +183 4 The firms have all said that West Virginia ' s suit is without merit . without merit Why is it merit-less? 12 14 +183 5 On Friday , the firms filed a suit against West Virginia in New York state court asking for a declaratory judgment absolving them of liability . absolving Why do the firms want to be absolved of liability? 21 22 +183 5 On Friday , the firms filed a suit against West Virginia in New York state court asking for a declaratory judgment absolving them of liability . declaratory judgment what is that? 19 21 +184 1 For the real estate industry , a watchword for the 1990s will be buy , more than build . watchword what is a watchword? 7 8 +184 1 For the real estate industry , a watchword for the 1990s will be buy , more than build . buy , How much was land in the 1990's? 13 15 +184 1 For the real estate industry , a watchword for the 1990s will be buy , more than build . build Why is building the watchword? 17 18 +184 1 For the real estate industry , a watchword for the 1990s will be buy , more than build . real estate industry , What constitutes the real estate industry, residential or commercial? 2 6 +184 1 For the real estate industry , a watchword for the 1990s will be buy , more than build . watchword How do you define watchword? 7 8 +184 2 That ' s the word expected to be on the lips of the more than 3 , 000 developers , pension - fund advisers and real estate financiers slated to attend a four - day conference , beginning here today , sponsored by the Urban Land Institute . Urban Land Institute is that the government? 44 47 +184 2 That ' s the word expected to be on the lips of the more than 3 , 000 developers , pension - fund advisers and real estate financiers slated to attend a four - day conference , beginning here today , sponsored by the Urban Land Institute . Urban Land Institute What is the purpose of the Urban Land Institute? 44 47 +184 3 The ULI is a non - profit research and education group based in Washington , D . C . , with 14 , 000 members nationwide . 14 , 000 members nationwide is that a lot? 21 26 +184 3 The ULI is a non - profit research and education group based in Washington , D . C . , with 14 , 000 members nationwide . non - profit What is ULI's goal? 4 7 +184 3 The ULI is a non - profit research and education group based in Washington , D . C . , with 14 , 000 members nationwide . research and education group What topics do they research and who are they trying to educate? 7 11 +184 3 The ULI is a non - profit research and education group based in Washington , D . C . , with 14 , 000 members nationwide . 14 , 000 members nationwide What does one have to do to be a member? 21 26 +184 4 With the market overbuilt , builders are finding limited opportunities and increased risks . increased risks . What are the increased risks builders are finding? 11 14 +184 4 With the market overbuilt , builders are finding limited opportunities and increased risks . limited Why are the builders finding limited opportunities? 8 9 +184 4 With the market overbuilt , builders are finding limited opportunities and increased risks . overbuilt , why is the market overbuilt? 3 5 +184 4 With the market overbuilt , builders are finding limited opportunities and increased risks . limited opportunities Why are there limited opportunities? 8 10 +184 4 With the market overbuilt , builders are finding limited opportunities and increased risks . increased risks What are the risks? 11 13 +184 5 Developers and money managers are looking for bargains among the thousands of financially troubled properties around the country . money managers are those bankers? 2 4 +184 5 Developers and money managers are looking for bargains among the thousands of financially troubled properties around the country . troubled Why were there so many properties that were \"financially troubled?\" 13 14 +184 5 Developers and money managers are looking for bargains among the thousands of financially troubled properties around the country . financially troubled properties What makes a property financially troubled? 12 15 +185 1 Wall Street securities giant Salomon Inc . posted a big , unexpected earnings gain in the third quarter , buoyed by its securities trading and investment banking activities . earnings gain Where did Salomon Inc. get the earnings gain from? 12 14 +185 3 Revenue more than doubled to $ 2 . 62 billion from $ 1 . 29 billion . doubled Why did revenue double . 3 4 +185 3 Revenue more than doubled to $ 2 . 62 billion from $ 1 . 29 billion . $ 2 . 62 billion from $ 1 . 29 billion how did it double? 5 16 +185 3 Revenue more than doubled to $ 2 . 62 billion from $ 1 . 29 billion . doubled Why did revenue more than double? 3 4 +185 4 A Salomon spokesman said its stock , bond and foreign exchange trading , as well as its investment banking operations , were mostly responsible for the earnings jump . investment banking operations , did they invest well? 17 21 +185 4 A Salomon spokesman said its stock , bond and foreign exchange trading , as well as its investment banking operations , were mostly responsible for the earnings jump . A Salomon spokesman said Who is the Salomon spokesman? 0 4 +185 5 " The earnings were fine and above expectations , " said Michael W . Blumstein , an analyst at First Boston Corp . Nevertheless , Salomon ' s stock fell $ 1 . 125 yesterday to close at $ 23 . 25 a share in New York Stock Exchange composite trading . " I suspect October wasn ' t as good as the third quarter , and they ' ll have difficulty matching the third quarter in the fourth quarter , " Mr . Blumstein said . stock fell Why did Salomon's stock fall? 28 30 +185 5 " The earnings were fine and above expectations , " said Michael W . Blumstein , an analyst at First Boston Corp . Nevertheless , Salomon ' s stock fell $ 1 . 125 yesterday to close at $ 23 . 25 a share in New York Stock Exchange composite trading . " I suspect October wasn ' t as good as the third quarter , and they ' ll have difficulty matching the third quarter in the fourth quarter , " Mr . Blumstein said . Salomon ' s stock fell Why did Salomon's stock fall? 25 30 +186 1 Blue - chip advertisers have plenty of complaints about the magazines they advertise in , ranging from inadequate consumer research to ad " clutter " and a seemingly unchecked proliferation of special interest magazines . ad " clutter " what is ad clutter? 21 25 +186 1 Blue - chip advertisers have plenty of complaints about the magazines they advertise in , ranging from inadequate consumer research to ad " clutter " and a seemingly unchecked proliferation of special interest magazines . Blue - chip What is a blue chip 0 3 +186 1 Blue - chip advertisers have plenty of complaints about the magazines they advertise in , ranging from inadequate consumer research to ad " clutter " and a seemingly unchecked proliferation of special interest magazines . ad " clutter " What is ad clutter? 21 25 +186 1 Blue - chip advertisers have plenty of complaints about the magazines they advertise in , ranging from inadequate consumer research to ad " clutter " and a seemingly unchecked proliferation of special interest magazines . Blue - chip advertisers What is a blue-chip advertiser? 0 4 +186 2 Criticism from such big advertisers as Estee Lauder Inc . , Colgate - Palmolive Co . and Seagram Co . put a damper on the euphoria at the American Magazine Conference here . euphoria euphoria in what context? 25 26 +186 2 Criticism from such big advertisers as Estee Lauder Inc . , Colgate - Palmolive Co . and Seagram Co . put a damper on the euphoria at the American Magazine Conference here . put a damper on the euphoria Why did the put a damper on the euphoria? 20 26 +186 3 The conference opened Monday with glowing reports about consumer magazines ' growth in circulation and advertising revenue in the past year . growth in circulation and advertising revenue What are the circulation and revenue numbers? 11 17 +186 4 " Magazines are not providing us in - depth information on circulation , " said Edgar Bronfman Jr . , president and chief operating officer of Seagram , in a panel discussion . " How do readers feel about the magazine ? not providing us in - depth information Why aren't magazines providing in-depth information? 3 10 +186 4 " Magazines are not providing us in - depth information on circulation , " said Edgar Bronfman Jr . , president and chief operating officer of Seagram , in a panel discussion . " How do readers feel about the magazine ? the magazine ? Which magazine? 39 42 +186 5 How deeply do they read it ? read read what? 4 5 +187 1 Tuesday , October 24 , 1989 24 , what happened? 3 5 +187 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . represent actual transactions Why don't the interest rates represent actual transactions? 23 26 +187 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . but don ' t always represent actual transactions Why do interest rates not represent transactions? 18 26 +187 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . PRIME RATE : what is a prime rate? 0 3 +187 4 The base rate on corporate loans at large U . S . money center commercial banks . base rate what is a base rate? 1 3 +187 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 8 3 / 4 % high , 8 5 / 8 % low , 8 11 / 16 % near closing bid , 8 11 / 16 % offered . FEDERAL FUNDS : What are federal funds? 0 3 +187 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 8 3 / 4 % high , 8 5 / 8 % low , 8 11 / 16 % near closing bid , 8 11 / 16 % offered . 3 / 4 % high , 8 5 / 8 % low , 8 11 / 16 % near closing bid , what do the numbers mean? 4 26 +188 1 Your Oct . 2 editorial " Reding , Wrighting & Erithmatic " on the recent " education summit " was like most pieces on the subject of education : It had little to say . Your Oct . 2 editorial Who is this person talking to? 0 5 +188 1 Your Oct . 2 editorial " Reding , Wrighting & Erithmatic " on the recent " education summit " was like most pieces on the subject of education : It had little to say . was like most pieces on the subject of education : What are most pieces like in this persons opinion? 19 29 +188 2 Oddly , though , on the very same page you printed a comment that addresses one of the most serious shortcomings of the American education system . a comment (assuming it's in the next paragraph) what is this mystery comment? 11 13 +188 2 Oddly , though , on the very same page you printed a comment that addresses one of the most serious shortcomings of the American education system . Oddly , Why is my knowledge or ability being undermined? 0 2 +188 2 Oddly , though , on the very same page you printed a comment that addresses one of the most serious shortcomings of the American education system . the very same page you printed Which page did he print? 5 11 +188 2 Oddly , though , on the very same page you printed a comment that addresses one of the most serious shortcomings of the American education system . shortcomings What is one of the most serious shortcomings of the American education system? 20 21 +188 3 Unfortunately , the comment was buried in another article , so it could not stand out in an education context . context What IS the context? You never said 19 20 +188 3 Unfortunately , the comment was buried in another article , so it could not stand out in an education context . another What form or collection are these writings? 7 8 +188 3 Unfortunately , the comment was buried in another article , so it could not stand out in an education context . buried in another article , Which article was it buried in? 5 10 +188 4 In the Manager ' s Journal , Atsushi Kageyama , in commenting on many differences between American and Japanese culture , said , " Japanese children are raised in a way many Americans would find severe . severe Is this an opinion or are there statistics to back it up? 35 36 +188 4 In the Manager ' s Journal , Atsushi Kageyama , in commenting on many differences between American and Japanese culture , said , " Japanese children are raised in a way many Americans would find severe . Atsushi Kageyama , Who is Atsushi Kageyama? 7 10 +188 4 In the Manager ' s Journal , Atsushi Kageyama , in commenting on many differences between American and Japanese culture , said , " Japanese children are raised in a way many Americans would find severe . differences What differences between American and Japanese culture would Americans find severe? 14 15 +188 5 After a wonderfully frivolous early childhood , they are exposed to rigid discipline as soon as they enter school . " rigid discipline Why is this being implied as a bad thing? 11 13 +188 5 After a wonderfully frivolous early childhood , they are exposed to rigid discipline as soon as they enter school . " discipline How does this compare to childhoods in other countries? 12 13 +188 5 After a wonderfully frivolous early childhood , they are exposed to rigid discipline as soon as they enter school . " discipline What kind of discipline are they exposed to? 12 13 +189 1 Norfolk Southern Corp . directors authorized the railroad company to buy back as many as 45 million of its shares , which would have a current value of more than $ 1 . 7 billion . as many as 45 million of its shares , Out of how many? What is the company's actual full current value? 12 21 +189 1 Norfolk Southern Corp . directors authorized the railroad company to buy back as many as 45 million of its shares , which would have a current value of more than $ 1 . 7 billion . buy back as many as 45 million of its shares , What are the total outstanding shares of the company? 10 21 +189 2 The buy - back , coupled with a nearly completed earlier purchase of 20 million shares , would reduce shares outstanding by more than 26 % . The buy - back , why are they buying back? 0 5 +189 2 The buy - back , coupled with a nearly completed earlier purchase of 20 million shares , would reduce shares outstanding by more than 26 % . nearly completed This is vague; does this mean it is in progress and WILL be completed? Or was attempted and did not go through for some reason? 8 10 +189 2 The buy - back , coupled with a nearly completed earlier purchase of 20 million shares , would reduce shares outstanding by more than 26 % . reduce shares outstanding Will the company convert the purchased shares over to treasury shares for possible use in the future? 18 21 +189 3 The Norfolk , Va . , company has 172 . 2 million shares outstanding . outstanding What does it mean when shares are outstanding? 13 14 +189 3 The Norfolk , Va . , company has 172 . 2 million shares outstanding . Norfolk , Va . , how long have they been located there? 1 6 +189 3 The Norfolk , Va . , company has 172 . 2 million shares outstanding . 172 . 2 million shares outstanding What is the current share price? 8 14 +189 4 In a statement , Arnold B . McKinnon , chairman and chief executive officer , noted that the new repurchase program " should serve to enhance shareholder value . " A spokeswoman said the company will finance the buy - back with cash on hand , borrowing and " cash Norfolk expects to generate . " " cash Norfolk expects to generate . " how do they expect to generate? 48 56 +189 4 In a statement , Arnold B . McKinnon , chairman and chief executive officer , noted that the new repurchase program " should serve to enhance shareholder value . " A spokeswoman said the company will finance the buy - back with cash on hand , borrowing and " cash Norfolk expects to generate . " expects to generate was any more information given on how this cash will be generated? 51 54 +189 4 In a statement , Arnold B . McKinnon , chairman and chief executive officer , noted that the new repurchase program " should serve to enhance shareholder value . " A spokeswoman said the company will finance the buy - back with cash on hand , borrowing and " cash Norfolk expects to generate . " borrowing How much, and from whom? What are the downsides of borrowing in a situation like this? 46 47 +189 4 In a statement , Arnold B . McKinnon , chairman and chief executive officer , noted that the new repurchase program " should serve to enhance shareholder value . " A spokeswoman said the company will finance the buy - back with cash on hand , borrowing and " cash Norfolk expects to generate . " borrowing How much will the borrowing increase the long term debt of the company? 46 47 +189 5 Analysts said they expected the action , and investors applauded the move . applauded why did they applaud? 9 10 +189 5 Analysts said they expected the action , and investors applauded the move . Analysts Who are these 'analysts'? 0 1 +189 5 Analysts said they expected the action , and investors applauded the move . Analysts said they expected the action , Do the analysts expect any future buy backs from the company in the short term? 0 7 +190 1 New orders for durable goods fell back slightly in September after shooting up the month before , reflecting weakening auto demand after a spurt of orders for new 1990 models , the Commerce Department reported . weakening auto demand after Why is there weakening auto demand? 18 22 +190 2 Orders for military equipment , household appliances , machinery and other goods expected to last at least three years dipped 0 . 1 % last month , to $ 126 . 68 billion , after leaping 3 . 9 % in August , the department said . and other goods Which other goods? 9 12 +190 2 Orders for military equipment , household appliances , machinery and other goods expected to last at least three years dipped 0 . 1 % last month , to $ 126 . 68 billion , after leaping 3 . 9 % in August , the department said . dipped 0 . 1 % Why did the goods dip? 19 24 +190 2 Orders for military equipment , household appliances , machinery and other goods expected to last at least three years dipped 0 . 1 % last month , to $ 126 . 68 billion , after leaping 3 . 9 % in August , the department said . dipped why did it dip? 19 20 +190 3 Most analysts had expected a sharper decline after the steep rise in August . Most analysts had expected a sharper decline Why did the analyst expect a sharper decline? 0 7 +190 3 Most analysts had expected a sharper decline after the steep rise in August . expected a sharper why did they expect that? 3 6 +190 4 Moreover , a recent government report showing widespread layoffs in manufacturing had contributed to perceptions that the manufacturing sector of the economy had slowed to a crawl . slowed to a crawl How bad is the manufacturing industry specifically if it has slowed to a crawl? 23 27 +190 5 But many economists pointed to a 1 . 8 % September rise in orders outside the volatile transportation category . volatile transportation category Why is the transportation category so volatile? 16 19 +190 5 But many economists pointed to a 1 . 8 % September rise in orders outside the volatile transportation category . volatile transportation category is it really volatile? 16 19 +191 1 Xerox Corp . ' s third - quarter net income grew 6 . 2 % on 7 . 3 % higher revenue , earning mixed reviews from Wall Street analysts . grew What contributed to the growth? 10 11 +191 1 Xerox Corp . ' s third - quarter net income grew 6 . 2 % on 7 . 3 % higher revenue , earning mixed reviews from Wall Street analysts . mixed reviews Were the reviews leaning more towards the positive? 24 26 +191 2 Quarter net for the business - machines and financial - services company rose to $ 155 million , or $ 1 . 41 a share , from $ 146 million , or $ 1 . 37 a share , in the year - earlier period . Quarter net what is a quarter net? 0 2 +191 2 Quarter net for the business - machines and financial - services company rose to $ 155 million , or $ 1 . 41 a share , from $ 146 million , or $ 1 . 37 a share , in the year - earlier period . rose What caused the rise in the year earlier period? 12 13 +191 3 Revenue rose to $ 4 . 45 billion from $ 4 . 15 billion . $ 4 . 45 billion from $ 4 . 15 billion 300 extra million were made? 3 14 +191 3 Revenue rose to $ 4 . 45 billion from $ 4 . 15 billion . Revenue rose What caused revenue to rise? 0 2 +191 4 In New York Stock Exchange composite trading , Xerox closed at $ 62 . 75 a share , up $ 1 . composite trading , what is composite trading? 5 8 +191 4 In New York Stock Exchange composite trading , Xerox closed at $ 62 . 75 a share , up $ 1 . up What caused the increase? 18 19 +191 5 Sales growth and profit in business products and systems - - Xerox ' s main business - - were " disappointing , " said B . Alex Henderson , who follows the company for Prudential - Bache Securities Inc . B . Alex Henderson , who is he? 24 29 +191 5 Sales growth and profit in business products and systems - - Xerox ' s main business - - were " disappointing , " said B . Alex Henderson , who follows the company for Prudential - Bache Securities Inc . " disappointing , " What were the original expectations? 19 23 +192 1 This is in response to George Melloan ' s Business World column " The Housing Market Is a Bigger Mess Than You Think " ( op - ed page , Sept . 26 ) . This What does 'this' refer to? 0 1 +192 1 This is in response to George Melloan ' s Business World column " The Housing Market Is a Bigger Mess Than You Think " ( op - ed page , Sept . 26 ) . column Where is this column published? 11 12 +192 2 In Houston , we have seen how bad the housing problem can become . Houston , Why is this related to only Houston? 1 3 +192 2 In Houston , we have seen how bad the housing problem can become . the housing problem What housing problem? 8 11 +192 2 In Houston , we have seen how bad the housing problem can become . problem can become how bad is it? 10 13 +192 3 Unused houses deteriorate rapidly , affecting the value of nearby homes ; in a domino effect , the entire neighborhood can fall victim . deteriorate How do the houses deteriorate? 2 3 +192 3 Unused houses deteriorate rapidly , affecting the value of nearby homes ; in a domino effect , the entire neighborhood can fall victim . entire neighborhood How big might a neighborhood be here? 18 20 +192 3 Unused houses deteriorate rapidly , affecting the value of nearby homes ; in a domino effect , the entire neighborhood can fall victim . deteriorate rapidly , Why are the homes not taken care of by the owners? 2 5 +192 3 Unused houses deteriorate rapidly , affecting the value of nearby homes ; in a domino effect , the entire neighborhood can fall victim . domino effect , how do the dominoes work? 14 17 +192 4 At this stage some people just " walk away " from homes where the mortgage exceeds current market value . some people Who are 'some people' as they relate to this issue? 3 5 +192 4 At this stage some people just " walk away " from homes where the mortgage exceeds current market value . mortgage exceeds current market value What are some examples of a mortgage exceeding current market value here? 14 19 +192 4 At this stage some people just " walk away " from homes where the mortgage exceeds current market value . " walk away " Do they just stop paying or leave altogether? 6 10 +192 4 At this stage some people just " walk away " from homes where the mortgage exceeds current market value . " walk away " why is it quoted? 6 10 +192 4 At this stage some people just " walk away " from homes where the mortgage exceeds current market value . " walk away " Why do they walk away? 6 10 +192 5 But most of them could have afforded to keep up their payments - - they chose not to do so . them Who are 'them' in this case? 3 4 +192 5 But most of them could have afforded to keep up their payments - - they chose not to do so . payments What kind of payments? 11 12 +192 5 But most of them could have afforded to keep up their payments - - they chose not to do so . they chose not to do so Why did they make this choice? 14 20 +193 1 CHICAGO - Sears , Roebuck & Co . is struggling as it enters the critical Christmas season . Sears , Roebuck & Co . is struggling Why is Sears struggling? 2 10 +193 1 CHICAGO - Sears , Roebuck & Co . is struggling as it enters the critical Christmas season . Sears , Roebuck & Co . is struggling Why is Sears struggling so much when they were a childhood staple? 2 10 +193 1 CHICAGO - Sears , Roebuck & Co . is struggling as it enters the critical Christmas season . is struggling Why is it struggling? 8 10 +193 1 CHICAGO - Sears , Roebuck & Co . is struggling as it enters the critical Christmas season . struggling why are they struggling? 9 10 +193 2 Yesterday , the retailing and financial services giant reported a 16 % drop in third - quarter earnings to $ 257 . 5 million , or 75 cents a share , from a restated $ 305 million , or 80 cents a share , a year earlier . a 16 % drop Why was there a 16% drop yesterday? 9 13 +193 2 Yesterday , the retailing and financial services giant reported a 16 % drop in third - quarter earnings to $ 257 . 5 million , or 75 cents a share , from a restated $ 305 million , or 80 cents a share , a year earlier . or 75 cents a share , How much is one of their shares? 25 31 +193 3 But the news was even worse for Sears ' s core U . S . retailing operation , the largest in the nation . the news was even worse for Sears ' s core Why was the news even worse for Sear's core retailing? 1 11 +193 3 But the news was even worse for Sears ' s core U . S . retailing operation , the largest in the nation . even worse How was the news even worse for Sears core US retailing operations? 4 6 +193 3 But the news was even worse for Sears ' s core U . S . retailing operation , the largest in the nation . But the news was even worse What was the news? 0 6 +193 3 But the news was even worse for Sears ' s core U . S . retailing operation , the largest in the nation . even worse why was it worse? 4 6 +193 4 Sears said its U . S . stores had a loss of $ 6 . 9 million , their first deficit for the period in more than five years . its U . S . stores had a loss of $ 6 . 9 million , Why did its US stores have a 6.9 million loss? 2 18 +193 4 Sears said its U . S . stores had a loss of $ 6 . 9 million , their first deficit for the period in more than five years . had a loss of $ 6 . 9 million , How did such a big loss come out of the blue? 8 18 +193 4 Sears said its U . S . stores had a loss of $ 6 . 9 million , their first deficit for the period in more than five years . their first deficit What does first deficit mean? 18 21 +193 5 Analysts estimated that sales at U . S . stores declined in the quarter , too . estimated How did analysts estimate the declining sales? 1 2 +193 5 Analysts estimated that sales at U . S . stores declined in the quarter , too . U . S . stores declined in the quarter , What was the cause of the decline? 5 15 +193 5 Analysts estimated that sales at U . S . stores declined in the quarter , too . Analysts which analysts? 0 1 +194 1 Boston Co . , the upper - crust financial services concern that was rocked by a management scandal late last year , has had a sharp drop in profitability - - mainly because a high - risk bet on interest rates backfired . scandal What was the scandal? 17 18 +194 1 Boston Co . , the upper - crust financial services concern that was rocked by a management scandal late last year , has had a sharp drop in profitability - - mainly because a high - risk bet on interest rates backfired . a management scandal late last year , What happened in the scandal? 15 22 +194 1 Boston Co . , the upper - crust financial services concern that was rocked by a management scandal late last year , has had a sharp drop in profitability - - mainly because a high - risk bet on interest rates backfired . sharp drop in profitability How much of a drop in profitability? 25 29 +194 1 Boston Co . , the upper - crust financial services concern that was rocked by a management scandal late last year , has had a sharp drop in profitability - - mainly because a high - risk bet on interest rates backfired . high - risk bet on interest rates What was the bet, how high-risk? 34 41 +194 2 Boston Co . ' s fall from grace is bad news for its parent , Shearson Lehman Hutton Holdings Inc . , which has relied heavily on the banking and money management unit ' s contributions in recent years . contributions in recent years Did they profit from the high risk bet before it stopped working? 35 39 +194 3 In 1988 , for example , Boston Co . had an estimated pretax profit of at least $ 110 million , while Shearson managed net income of just $ 96 million . just $ 96 million Is that considered a small amount in this industry? 27 31 +194 4 Shearson doesn ' t break out the earnings of its subsidiaries . subsidiaries Who are the subsidiaries? 10 11 +194 5 But people familiar with Boston Co . ' s performance say the unit had profit of around $ 17 million for the third quarter , after barely breaking even for the first six months . barely breaking even What lead to this surge of profit when they were otherwise even? 26 29 +194 5 But people familiar with Boston Co . ' s performance say the unit had profit of around $ 17 million for the third quarter , after barely breaking even for the first six months . people familiar with Who are the people familiar with their performance? 1 4 +195 1 The dollar finished lower yesterday , after tracking another rollercoaster session on Wall Street . finished What does this word mean in terms of the stock market? 2 3 +195 1 The dollar finished lower yesterday , after tracking another rollercoaster session on Wall Street . dollar finished lower yesterday , Why did the dollar finished lower? 1 6 +195 1 The dollar finished lower yesterday , after tracking another rollercoaster session on Wall Street . rollercoaster session Why is there another roller coaster session? 9 11 +195 2 Concern about the volatile U . S . stock market had faded in recent sessions , and traders appeared content to let the dollar languish in a narrow range until tomorrow , when the preliminary report on third - quarter U . S . gross national product is released . volatile Why is the US stock market volatile? 3 4 +195 2 Concern about the volatile U . S . stock market had faded in recent sessions , and traders appeared content to let the dollar languish in a narrow range until tomorrow , when the preliminary report on third - quarter U . S . gross national product is released . the volatile U . S . stock market Why is the US stock market volatile? 2 10 +195 3 But seesaw gyrations in the Dow Jones Industrial Average yesterday put Wall Street back in the spotlight and inspired market participants to bid the U . S . unit lower . Dow Jones What is the Dow Jones? 5 7 +195 3 But seesaw gyrations in the Dow Jones Industrial Average yesterday put Wall Street back in the spotlight and inspired market participants to bid the U . S . unit lower . seesaw gyrations What is seesaw gyrations? 1 3 +195 3 But seesaw gyrations in the Dow Jones Industrial Average yesterday put Wall Street back in the spotlight and inspired market participants to bid the U . S . unit lower . to bid the U . S . unit lower Why are they bidding lower? 21 30 +195 4 UAL ' s decision to remain an independent company sent share prices tumbling . UAL ' s What is UAL? 0 3 +195 4 UAL ' s decision to remain an independent company sent share prices tumbling . UAL ' s decision Why is UAL's decision seems significant at this point? 0 4 +195 5 By midmorning , the DJIA had plunged 80 points and foreign - exchange dealers quickly drove the dollar down . 80 points What does this mean in terms of business? 7 9 +195 5 By midmorning , the DJIA had plunged 80 points and foreign - exchange dealers quickly drove the dollar down . DJIA What is DJIA stands for? 4 5 +196 1 Israel has launched a new effort to prove the Palestine Liberation Organization continues to practice terrorism , and thus to persuade the U . S . to break off talks with the group . new effort to prove How will it prove this? 4 8 +196 1 Israel has launched a new effort to prove the Palestine Liberation Organization continues to practice terrorism , and thus to persuade the U . S . to break off talks with the group . practice terrorism , In what way does Israel claim that the Palestine Liberation Org continues to practice terrorism? 14 17 +196 1 Israel has launched a new effort to prove the Palestine Liberation Organization continues to practice terrorism , and thus to persuade the U . S . to break off talks with the group . U will the talks continue? 22 23 +196 1 Israel has launched a new effort to prove the Palestine Liberation Organization continues to practice terrorism , and thus to persuade the U . S . to break off talks with the group . practice terrorism , Why does Israel feel the Palestinians practice terrorism? 14 17 +196 2 U . S . officials , however , said they aren ' t buying the Israeli argument . aren ' t buying Why aren't they buying it? 10 14 +196 2 U . S . officials , however , said they aren ' t buying the Israeli argument . aren ' t buying Why does the US not believe? 10 14 +196 2 U . S . officials , however , said they aren ' t buying the Israeli argument . aren ' t buying why arent they buying? 10 14 +196 2 U . S . officials , however , said they aren ' t buying the Israeli argument . aren ' t buying Why is the U.S. not buying Israel's argument? 10 14 +196 3 Israeli counterterrorism officials provided the State Department with a 20 - page list of recent terrorist incidents they attribute directly to forces controlled by PLO Chairman Yasser Arafat . they attribute directly How are these events directly attributed to the PLO chairman? 17 20 +196 3 Israeli counterterrorism officials provided the State Department with a 20 - page list of recent terrorist incidents they attribute directly to forces controlled by PLO Chairman Yasser Arafat . PLO what is plo? 24 25 +196 4 Mr . Arafat publicly renounced terrorism Dec . 15 , satisfying the U . S . precondition for a direct " dialogue " with the PLO . precondition Why was this a precondition of the dialogue? 16 17 +196 5 A U . S . counterterrorism official said experts are studying the Israeli list . " We have no independent evidence linking Fatah to any acts of terrorism since Dec . 15 , 1988 , " he said , referring to the specific PLO group that Mr . Arafat heads . " So far , this list doesn ' t change our view . studying Does studying mean investigating? 10 11 +196 5 A U . S . counterterrorism official said experts are studying the Israeli list . " We have no independent evidence linking Fatah to any acts of terrorism since Dec . 15 , 1988 , " he said , referring to the specific PLO group that Mr . Arafat heads . " So far , this list doesn ' t change our view . view what list would? 62 63 +197 1 A group of investors led by Giant Group Ltd . and its chairman , Burt Sugarman , said it filed with federal antitrust regulators for clearance to buy more than 50 % of the stock of Rally ' s Inc . , a fast - food company based in Louisville , Ky . Giant Group Ltd who are giant group ltd? 6 9 +197 1 A group of investors led by Giant Group Ltd . and its chairman , Burt Sugarman , said it filed with federal antitrust regulators for clearance to buy more than 50 % of the stock of Rally ' s Inc . , a fast - food company based in Louisville , Ky . filed Why did the group of investors have to file with federal antitrust regulators in order to buy stock? 19 20 +197 2 Rally ' s operates and franchises about 160 fast - food restaurants throughout the U . S . 160 fast - food Which fast food restaurants? 7 11 +197 3 The company went public earlier this month , offering 1 , 745 , 000 shares of common stock at $ 15 a share . public Why did the company go public? 3 4 +197 3 The company went public earlier this month , offering 1 , 745 , 000 shares of common stock at $ 15 a share . at $ 15 a share is that high or low? 18 23 +197 4 Giant has interests in cement making and newsprint . cement making and newsprint how did you get this info? 4 8 +197 5 The investor group includes Restaurant Investment Partnership , a California general partnership , and three Rally ' s directors : Mr . Sugarman , James M . Trotter III and William E . Trotter II . Rally ' s Was it the Rally's directors that wanted to buy so many stocks? 15 18 +197 5 The investor group includes Restaurant Investment Partnership , a California general partnership , and three Rally ' s directors : Mr . Sugarman , James M . Trotter III and William E . Trotter II . California general partnership , what do they do? 9 13 +198 1 We are deeply disturbed that a recent editorial stated that the " Americans With Disabilities Act of 1989 " was " crafted primarily by Democratic Senators Kennedy and Harkin " with a premise " based on the presumption that most Americans are hostile to the disabled . . . . " Perhaps even more offensive is the statement , " It is surprising that George Bush and the White House inner circle would ally themselves with this crabby philosophy . " recent editorial Which recent editorial is being quoted? 6 8 +198 1 We are deeply disturbed that a recent editorial stated that the " Americans With Disabilities Act of 1989 " was " crafted primarily by Democratic Senators Kennedy and Harkin " with a premise " based on the presumption that most Americans are hostile to the disabled . . . . " Perhaps even more offensive is the statement , " It is surprising that George Bush and the White House inner circle would ally themselves with this crabby philosophy . " crabby What about the philosophy is blatantly \"crabby? Why the unusual choice of descriptive word? 77 78 +198 1 We are deeply disturbed that a recent editorial stated that the " Americans With Disabilities Act of 1989 " was " crafted primarily by Democratic Senators Kennedy and Harkin " with a premise " based on the presumption that most Americans are hostile to the disabled . . . . " Perhaps even more offensive is the statement , " It is surprising that George Bush and the White House inner circle would ally themselves with this crabby philosophy . " ally themselves What actions of the Bush White House suggested that they ally themselves with the philosophy? 73 75 +198 1 We are deeply disturbed that a recent editorial stated that the " Americans With Disabilities Act of 1989 " was " crafted primarily by Democratic Senators Kennedy and Harkin " with a premise " based on the presumption that most Americans are hostile to the disabled . . . . " Perhaps even more offensive is the statement , " It is surprising that George Bush and the White House inner circle would ally themselves with this crabby philosophy . " We Who is deeply disturbed? 0 1 +198 2 This legislation was not drafted by a handful of Democratic " do - gooders . " Quite the contrary - - it results from years of work by members of the National Council on the Handicapped , all appointed by President Reagan . Democratic " do - gooders Was the legislation drafted across political party lines? 9 14 +198 2 This legislation was not drafted by a handful of Democratic " do - gooders . " Quite the contrary - - it results from years of work by members of the National Council on the Handicapped , all appointed by President Reagan . President Reagan When did President Reagan appoint the members of the National Council? How many years did they work on the legislation? 40 42 +198 2 This legislation was not drafted by a handful of Democratic " do - gooders . " Quite the contrary - - it results from years of work by members of the National Council on the Handicapped , all appointed by President Reagan . " do - gooders what are dogooders? 10 14 +198 3 You depict the bill as something Democratic leaders " hoodwinked " the administration into endorsing . depict the bill How did the editorial misrepresent the bill? 1 4 +198 3 You depict the bill as something Democratic leaders " hoodwinked " the administration into endorsing . You who is you? 0 1 +198 4 The opposite is true : It ' s the product of many meetings with administration officials , Senate staffers , advocates , and business and transportation officials . product who can say this for sure? 9 10 +198 4 The opposite is true : It ' s the product of many meetings with administration officials , Senate staffers , advocates , and business and transportation officials . meetings Who was having these meetings? 12 13 +198 5 Many congressmen are citing the compromise on the " Americans With Disabilities Act of 1989 " as a model for bipartisan deliberations . Many congressmen Which congressmen in particular are making the citation? 0 2 +199 1 Although bullish dollar sentiment has fizzled , many currency analysts say a massive sell - off probably won ' t occur in the near future . probably won ' t occur in the near future Why won't it occur in the near future? 16 25 +199 1 Although bullish dollar sentiment has fizzled , many currency analysts say a massive sell - off probably won ' t occur in the near future . many currency analysts Who are the currency analysts? 7 10 +199 1 Although bullish dollar sentiment has fizzled , many currency analysts say a massive sell - off probably won ' t occur in the near future . sentiment has fizzled , Why has the sentiment fizzled? 3 7 +199 1 Although bullish dollar sentiment has fizzled , many currency analysts say a massive sell - off probably won ' t occur in the near future . massive sell - off Why would a sell-off be expected? 12 16 +199 1 Although bullish dollar sentiment has fizzled , many currency analysts say a massive sell - off probably won ' t occur in the near future . bullish dollar sentiment what does this mean? 1 4 +199 1 Although bullish dollar sentiment has fizzled , many currency analysts say a massive sell - off probably won ' t occur in the near future . has fizzled , Why has dollar sentiment fizzled? 4 7 +199 1 Although bullish dollar sentiment has fizzled , many currency analysts say a massive sell - off probably won ' t occur in the near future . probably won ' t occur Why won't this event occur? 16 21 +199 2 While Wall Street ' s tough times and lower U . S . interest rates continue to undermine the dollar , weakness in the pound and the yen is expected to offset those factors . " By default , " the dollar probably will be able to hold up pretty well in coming days , says Francoise Soares - Kemp , a foreign - exchange adviser at Credit Suisse . " We ' re close to the bottom " of the near - term ranges , she contends . " We ' re close to the bottom " How close to the bottom are you? 70 79 +199 2 While Wall Street ' s tough times and lower U . S . interest rates continue to undermine the dollar , weakness in the pound and the yen is expected to offset those factors . " By default , " the dollar probably will be able to hold up pretty well in coming days , says Francoise Soares - Kemp , a foreign - exchange adviser at Credit Suisse . " We ' re close to the bottom " of the near - term ranges , she contends . continue to undermine the dollar , How do these things affect the value of the dollar? 15 21 +199 2 While Wall Street ' s tough times and lower U . S . interest rates continue to undermine the dollar , weakness in the pound and the yen is expected to offset those factors . " By default , " the dollar probably will be able to hold up pretty well in coming days , says Francoise Soares - Kemp , a foreign - exchange adviser at Credit Suisse . " We ' re close to the bottom " of the near - term ranges , she contends . " We ' re close to the bottom " How was this conclusion reached? 70 79 +199 2 While Wall Street ' s tough times and lower U . S . interest rates continue to undermine the dollar , weakness in the pound and the yen is expected to offset those factors . " By default , " the dollar probably will be able to hold up pretty well in coming days , says Francoise Soares - Kemp , a foreign - exchange adviser at Credit Suisse . " We ' re close to the bottom " of the near - term ranges , she contends . Credit Suisse is this a bank? 67 69 +199 2 While Wall Street ' s tough times and lower U . S . interest rates continue to undermine the dollar , weakness in the pound and the yen is expected to offset those factors . " By default , " the dollar probably will be able to hold up pretty well in coming days , says Francoise Soares - Kemp , a foreign - exchange adviser at Credit Suisse . " We ' re close to the bottom " of the near - term ranges , she contends . tough times What tough times particularly? 5 7 +199 2 While Wall Street ' s tough times and lower U . S . interest rates continue to undermine the dollar , weakness in the pound and the yen is expected to offset those factors . " By default , " the dollar probably will be able to hold up pretty well in coming days , says Francoise Soares - Kemp , a foreign - exchange adviser at Credit Suisse . " We ' re close to the bottom " of the near - term ranges , she contends . weakness in the pound what causes a weakness in the pound? 21 25 +199 2 While Wall Street ' s tough times and lower U . S . interest rates continue to undermine the dollar , weakness in the pound and the yen is expected to offset those factors . " By default , " the dollar probably will be able to hold up pretty well in coming days , says Francoise Soares - Kemp , a foreign - exchange adviser at Credit Suisse . " We ' re close to the bottom " of the near - term ranges , she contends . in coming days , How many days? 51 55 +199 3 In late Friday afternoon New York trading , the dollar was at 1 . 8300 marks and 141 . 65 yen , off from late Thursday ' s 1 . 8400 marks and 142 . 10 yen . 142 . 10 is this a small change? 33 36 +199 3 In late Friday afternoon New York trading , the dollar was at 1 . 8300 marks and 141 . 65 yen , off from late Thursday ' s 1 . 8400 marks and 142 . 10 yen . off Why was it off? 22 23 +199 4 The pound strengthened to $ 1 . 5795 from $ 1 . 5765 . $ 1 . 5795 from $ 1 why did it do that? 4 11 +199 4 The pound strengthened to $ 1 . 5795 from $ 1 . 5765 . strengthened Why did it strengthen? 2 3 +199 5 In Tokyo Monday , the U . S . currency opened for trading at 141 . 70 yen , down from Friday ' s Tokyo close of 142 . 75 yen . down from Friday ' s Why was it down from Friday? 19 24 +200 1 Federal drug regulators , concerned over British reports that diabetics have died after shifting from animal to human - based insulin , say they are considering a study to see if similar deaths have occurred here . animal to human - based insulin , What is the difference between and animal and human based insulin? 15 22 +200 1 Federal drug regulators , concerned over British reports that diabetics have died after shifting from animal to human - based insulin , say they are considering a study to see if similar deaths have occurred here . a study What kind of study would this be? 26 28 +200 2 The United Kingdom reports came from Dr . Patrick Toseland , head of clinical chemistry at Guy ' s Hospital in London . clinical chemistry What is clinical chemistry? 13 15 +200 2 The United Kingdom reports came from Dr . Patrick Toseland , head of clinical chemistry at Guy ' s Hospital in London . Guy ' s Hospital in London What kind of hospital is it? Does it have any specialties? 16 22 +200 2 The United Kingdom reports came from Dr . Patrick Toseland , head of clinical chemistry at Guy ' s Hospital in London . Guy ' s Hospital in London which part of london? 16 22 +200 3 In a telephone interview Friday , Dr . Toseland said the number of sudden , unexplained deaths of diabetics he had seen this year was 17 compared with just two in 1985 . Friday , what is fridays date>? 4 6 +200 3 In a telephone interview Friday , Dr . Toseland said the number of sudden , unexplained deaths of diabetics he had seen this year was 17 compared with just two in 1985 . unexplained deaths of diabetics Could these death be attributed to anything else? 15 19 +200 3 In a telephone interview Friday , Dr . Toseland said the number of sudden , unexplained deaths of diabetics he had seen this year was 17 compared with just two in 1985 . unexplained deaths why more of these? 15 17 +200 4 At least six of the deaths occurred among relatively young diabetics who had switched from animal to human insulin within the past year , he said . relatively young diabetics how young? 8 11 +200 4 At least six of the deaths occurred among relatively young diabetics who had switched from animal to human insulin within the past year , he said . relatively young diabetics Did they have any other preexisting health conditions? 8 11 +200 4 At least six of the deaths occurred among relatively young diabetics who had switched from animal to human insulin within the past year , he said . young diabetics who had switched from animal is animal insulin common? 9 16 +201 1 Mobil Corp . is in the midst of cutting back its exploration and production group , which finds and develops oil and gas reserves in the U . S . , by as much as 15 % as part of a new restructuring of that sector of its business . cutting back Why is Mobil Corp. cutting back its exploration and production group? 8 10 +201 1 Mobil Corp . is in the midst of cutting back its exploration and production group , which finds and develops oil and gas reserves in the U . S . , by as much as 15 % as part of a new restructuring of that sector of its business . restructuring Why is Mobil Corp. restructuring that sector? 42 43 +201 1 Mobil Corp . is in the midst of cutting back its exploration and production group , which finds and develops oil and gas reserves in the U . S . , by as much as 15 % as part of a new restructuring of that sector of its business . cutting back What has led to these cutbacks? 8 10 +201 2 Management advised employees Friday that it was going to reduce employment in production operations of the group by 8 % , or 400 people . Management advised which manager advised? 0 2 +201 2 Management advised employees Friday that it was going to reduce employment in production operations of the group by 8 % , or 400 people . reduce employment Why is Mobil Corp. reducing employment? 9 11 +201 2 Management advised employees Friday that it was going to reduce employment in production operations of the group by 8 % , or 400 people . production operations Why \"production operations\" instead of field exploration? 12 14 +201 3 The exploration side of the unit has recently undergone a similar overhaul , during which it also lost as many as 400 employees , a company spokesman said in response to questions . a company spokesman Who is the company spokesman? 24 27 +201 3 The exploration side of the unit has recently undergone a similar overhaul , during which it also lost as many as 400 employees , a company spokesman said in response to questions . lost as many as 400 employees , Why did the exploration side lose 400 employees? 17 24 +201 4 Mobil Exploration & Producing U . S . Inc . , the group involved , currently has a work force of somewhat less than 5 , 000 . somewhat less than 5 , 000 is that big? 21 27 +201 4 Mobil Exploration & Producing U . S . Inc . , the group involved , currently has a work force of somewhat less than 5 , 000 . somewhat How much is \"somewhat\"? 21 22 +201 5 A few years ago , Mobil restructured the entire company during an industrywide shakeout . few years ago , in what year? 1 5 +201 5 A few years ago , Mobil restructured the entire company during an industrywide shakeout . restructured the entire company How did Mobil restructure the entire company? 6 10 +201 5 A few years ago , Mobil restructured the entire company during an industrywide shakeout . industrywide Why was it an industry wide shake out? 12 13 +201 5 A few years ago , Mobil restructured the entire company during an industrywide shakeout . restructured Why did Mobil restructure the entire company? 6 7 +202 1 Congress sent to President Bush an $ 8 . 5 billion military construction bill that cuts spending for new installations by 16 % while revamping the Pentagon budget to move more than $ 450 million from foreign bases to home - state projects . Congress sent Why did congress send this bill? 0 2 +202 2 The fiscal 1990 measure builds on a pattern set earlier this year by House and Senate defense authorizing committees , and - - at a time of retrenchment for the military and concern about the U . S . ' s standing in the world economy - - overseas spending is most vulnerable . vulnerable why is it vulnerable? 52 53 +202 2 The fiscal 1990 measure builds on a pattern set earlier this year by House and Senate defense authorizing committees , and - - at a time of retrenchment for the military and concern about the U . S . ' s standing in the world economy - - overseas spending is most vulnerable . at a time of retrenchment for the military Why is the military retrenching? 23 31 +202 3 Total Pentagon requests for installations in West Germany , Japan , South Korea , the United Kingdom and the Philippines , for example , are cut by almost two - thirds , while lawmakers added to the military budget for construction in all but a dozen states at home . lawmakers added to the military budget Which lawmakers added to the budget? 33 39 +202 3 Total Pentagon requests for installations in West Germany , Japan , South Korea , the United Kingdom and the Philippines , for example , are cut by almost two - thirds , while lawmakers added to the military budget for construction in all but a dozen states at home . are cut by almost two - thirds , How is this effecting our foreign relations with these countries? 24 32 +202 4 The result is that instead of the Pentagon ' s proposed split of 60 - 40 between domestic and foreign bases , the reduced funding is distributed by a ratio of approximately 70 - 30 . approximately 70 - 30 is this change good? 31 35 +202 5 The extra margin for bases in the U . S . enhances the power of the appropriations committees ; meanwhile , lawmakers used their positions to garner as much as six times what the Pentagon had requested for their individual states . six times how did they garner so much? 30 32 +202 5 The extra margin for bases in the U . S . enhances the power of the appropriations committees ; meanwhile , lawmakers used their positions to garner as much as six times what the Pentagon had requested for their individual states . appropriations committees ; What are the appropriations committees? 16 19 +203 1 A frozen mountaintop in Tibet may offer an important clue about whether the Earth is warming perilously . important clue what is the clue? 8 10 +203 1 A frozen mountaintop in Tibet may offer an important clue about whether the Earth is warming perilously . mountaintop which mountain? 2 3 +203 1 A frozen mountaintop in Tibet may offer an important clue about whether the Earth is warming perilously . frozen mountaintop in Tibet What is the name of the mountaintop? 1 5 +203 1 A frozen mountaintop in Tibet may offer an important clue about whether the Earth is warming perilously . warming What does a frozen mountaintop have to do with the Earth warming? 15 16 +203 2 Researchers at Ohio State University and Lanzhou Institute of Glaciology and Geocryology in China have analyzed samples of glacial ice in Tibet and say temperatures there have been significantly higher on average over the past half - century than in any similar period in the past 10 , 000 years . Researchers at Ohio State University Which Ohio State University Researchers? 0 5 +203 2 Researchers at Ohio State University and Lanzhou Institute of Glaciology and Geocryology in China have analyzed samples of glacial ice in Tibet and say temperatures there have been significantly higher on average over the past half - century than in any similar period in the past 10 , 000 years . any similar period in the past 10 , 000 years How did reseachers measure temperatures in the area 10,000 years ago? 40 50 +203 4 A substantial warming would melt some of the Earth ' s polar ice caps , raising the level of the oceans and causing widespread flooding of heavily populated coastal areas . widespread flooding how widespread? 23 25 +203 4 A substantial warming would melt some of the Earth ' s polar ice caps , raising the level of the oceans and causing widespread flooding of heavily populated coastal areas . substantial warming How much warmer would the Earth need to be to melt 20% of the polar ice caps? 1 3 +203 5 " If you can use data to reconstruct what happened in the past , you have much more confidence in predictions for the future , " said Lonnie Thompson , a research scientist at Ohio State who dug for and analyzed the ice samples . predictions for the future , " Would regions outside of Tibet predict similar changes in the future? 20 26 +204 1 Federal investigators have identified the problem in last July ' s crash of a United Airlines flight in Iowa : a structural flaw that developed during the making of a titanium engine disk . titanium engine disk . How were they able to identify this part, was the disk destroyed? 30 34 +204 1 Federal investigators have identified the problem in last July ' s crash of a United Airlines flight in Iowa : a structural flaw that developed during the making of a titanium engine disk . during the making of a titanium engine disk How did the making of the titanium engine disk lead to a structural flaw? 25 33 +204 1 Federal investigators have identified the problem in last July ' s crash of a United Airlines flight in Iowa : a structural flaw that developed during the making of a titanium engine disk . crash How severe was this crash? 11 12 +204 1 Federal investigators have identified the problem in last July ' s crash of a United Airlines flight in Iowa : a structural flaw that developed during the making of a titanium engine disk . United Airlines flight in Iowa : What was the flight number? 14 20 +204 1 Federal investigators have identified the problem in last July ' s crash of a United Airlines flight in Iowa : a structural flaw that developed during the making of a titanium engine disk . last July ' s crash How many casualties were there in the crash? 7 12 +204 2 For several months , officials at the Federal Aviation Administration and the National Transportation Safety Board have suspected that a metallurgical flaw in the disk led to a crack that ultimately caused the tail engine to break apart in flight . National Transportation Safety Board how would the FAA and NTSB be able to know the cause? 12 16 +204 2 For several months , officials at the Federal Aviation Administration and the National Transportation Safety Board have suspected that a metallurgical flaw in the disk led to a crack that ultimately caused the tail engine to break apart in flight . have suspected that a metallurgical flaw Why was the flaw suspected? 16 22 +204 2 For several months , officials at the Federal Aviation Administration and the National Transportation Safety Board have suspected that a metallurgical flaw in the disk led to a crack that ultimately caused the tail engine to break apart in flight . metallurgical Who is responsible for the metallurgy of a plane part? 20 21 +204 2 For several months , officials at the Federal Aviation Administration and the National Transportation Safety Board have suspected that a metallurgical flaw in the disk led to a crack that ultimately caused the tail engine to break apart in flight . metallurgical what is this word? 20 21 +204 2 For several months , officials at the Federal Aviation Administration and the National Transportation Safety Board have suspected that a metallurgical flaw in the disk led to a crack that ultimately caused the tail engine to break apart in flight . metallurgical flaw in the disk Does this mean that the metal that was used was not welded together properly? 20 25 +204 3 The explosion sent shards of metal flying , severing the DC - 10 ' s hydraulic or control systems , and led to the crash that killed 112 people . killed 112 people . How could be have done something different so that 112 people didn't die? 26 30 +204 3 The explosion sent shards of metal flying , severing the DC - 10 ' s hydraulic or control systems , and led to the crash that killed 112 people . hydraulic or control systems , were they defective? 15 20 +204 3 The explosion sent shards of metal flying , severing the DC - 10 ' s hydraulic or control systems , and led to the crash that killed 112 people . killed 112 people Will the airlines pay for the funerals of the people who were killed? 26 29 +204 4 But investigators could confirm their theory only after the recent retrieval of a big chunk of Flight 232 ' s tail engine from a cornfield near the Sioux City Airport in Iowa . theory How can they be sure from this physical evidence of the flaw? 5 6 +204 4 But investigators could confirm their theory only after the recent retrieval of a big chunk of Flight 232 ' s tail engine from a cornfield near the Sioux City Airport in Iowa . Sioux City Airport in Iowa was anyone hurt? 27 32 +204 4 But investigators could confirm their theory only after the recent retrieval of a big chunk of Flight 232 ' s tail engine from a cornfield near the Sioux City Airport in Iowa . investigators could confirm their theory Have any charges been filed against the airlines for negligence? 1 6 +204 5 The safety board will begin four days of hearings on the accident tomorrow in Sioux City . begin four days of hearings What will happen after the safety board has the hearing? 4 9 +204 5 The safety board will begin four days of hearings on the accident tomorrow in Sioux City . four days of hearings on the accident Why will there be four days of hearings? 5 12 +204 5 The safety board will begin four days of hearings on the accident tomorrow in Sioux City . hearings Which people will be speaking during these hearings? 8 9 +204 5 The safety board will begin four days of hearings on the accident tomorrow in Sioux City . four days is that a long time? 5 7 +205 1 Hewlett - Packard Co . said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp . to 8 . 5 % of the common shares outstanding . Octel What does this company deal with? 11 12 +205 1 Hewlett - Packard Co . said it raised its stake in Octel Communications Corp . to 8 . 5 % of the common shares outstanding . raised its stake Why did Hewlett-Packard raise its stake in Octel Communications? 7 10 +205 2 In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing , Hewlett - Packard said it now holds 1 , 384 , 119 Octel common shares , including 100 , 000 shares bought from Aug . 26 to Oct . 20 for $ 23 . 31 to $ 24 . 25 a share . common How do common shares differ from other types? 21 22 +205 2 In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing , Hewlett - Packard said it now holds 1 , 384 , 119 Octel common shares , including 100 , 000 shares bought from Aug . 26 to Oct . 20 for $ 23 . 31 to $ 24 . 25 a share . Aug . 26 to Oct . 20 in what year? 31 38 +205 3 Hewlett - Packard , a Palo Alto , Calif . , computer company , said it acquired the stock " to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products . " independent What is the criteria for independent working? 32 33 +205 3 Hewlett - Packard , a Palo Alto , Calif . , computer company , said it acquired the stock " to develop and maintain a strategic partnership in which each company remains independent while working together to market and sell their products . " acquired the stock did they always want it? 16 19 +205 4 Octel said the purchase was expected . expected How did Octel foresee this? 5 6 +205 4 Octel said the purchase was expected . Octel were they going out of business? 0 1 +205 4 Octel said the purchase was expected . expected Why was the purchase expected? 5 6 +205 5 Hewlett - Packard affirmed it doesn ' t plan to obtain control of Octel , a Milpitas , Calif . , maker of voice - processing systems . systems How does Octel compare with its competitors? 26 27 +205 5 Hewlett - Packard affirmed it doesn ' t plan to obtain control of Octel , a Milpitas , Calif . , maker of voice - processing systems . voice - processing what is voice processing? 23 26 +206 1 The following U . S . Treasury , corporate and municipal offerings are tentatively scheduled for sale this week , according to Dow Jones Capital Markets Report : are tentatively scheduled Why are the offerings only tentatively scheduled? 12 15 +206 1 The following U . S . Treasury , corporate and municipal offerings are tentatively scheduled for sale this week , according to Dow Jones Capital Markets Report : tentatively Why is the sale tentative? 13 14 +206 1 The following U . S . Treasury , corporate and municipal offerings are tentatively scheduled for sale this week , according to Dow Jones Capital Markets Report : tentatively did they actually happen then? 13 14 +206 1 The following U . S . Treasury , corporate and municipal offerings are tentatively scheduled for sale this week , according to Dow Jones Capital Markets Report : following What is the following? 1 2 +206 2 $ 15 . 6 billion of three - month and six - month bills . $ 2 billion of 51 - day cash management bills . three - month and six - month bills What are three-month and six-month bills? 6 14 +206 2 $ 15 . 6 billion of three - month and six - month bills . $ 2 billion of 51 - day cash management bills . cash management bills What are cash management bills? 22 25 +206 3 Associated Natural Gas Corp . - - 1 . 4 million common shares , via Dillon Read & Co . common shares , what is a common share? 11 14 +206 3 Associated Natural Gas Corp . - - 1 . 4 million common shares , via Dillon Read & Co . common shares , What is a common share? 11 14 +206 4 B & H Crude Carriers Ltd . - - Four million common shares , via Salomon Brothers Inc . B & H Crude Carriers Ltd What does B&H Crude Carriers Ltd do for business? 0 6 +206 4 B & H Crude Carriers Ltd . - - Four million common shares , via Salomon Brothers Inc . common shares , What is a common share? 11 14 +206 5 Chemical Banking Corp . - - 14 million common shares , via Goldman , Sachs & Co . Chemical Banking Corp What does Chemical Banking Corp do for business? 0 3 +206 5 Chemical Banking Corp . - - 14 million common shares , via Goldman , Sachs & Co . 14 million is that a lot more? 6 8 +206 5 Chemical Banking Corp . - - 14 million common shares , via Goldman , Sachs & Co . common shares , What is a common share? 8 11 +207 1 Whittle Communications L . P . , which for months has fought a public relations battle with education leaders , said it has signed 500 schools in 24 states to subscribe to the controversial Channel One news program and its sister programs . the controversial Channel One news program What is controversial about the Channel One news program? 32 38 +207 1 Whittle Communications L . P . , which for months has fought a public relations battle with education leaders , said it has signed 500 schools in 24 states to subscribe to the controversial Channel One news program and its sister programs . fought a public relations battle with education Why has Whittle been fighting a PR battle with educators? 11 18 +207 2 Channel One , a satellite - delivered daily program supported by advertising , is scheduled to be launched next March . Channel One , is that the channel for everyone? 0 3 +207 3 Whittle said its field staff signed up the 500 schools in 238 school districts after only eight weeks and company executives now expect to reach their start - up goal of 1 , 000 schools before the end of this year . executives now expect to reach their start - up How do executives expect to reach their goal of schools? 20 29 +207 3 Whittle said its field staff signed up the 500 schools in 238 school districts after only eight weeks and company executives now expect to reach their start - up goal of 1 , 000 schools before the end of this year . 1 , 000 schools why so many schools? 31 35 +207 5 Installation of the TV system , which includes providing free 19 - inch TV sets in classrooms , begins in January . free 19 - inch why so small? 9 13 +208 1 Thomas Jefferson sold Congress on the idea of the decimal system for currency , thus saving Americans the headaches of pounds , shillings and pence . Thomas Jefferson sold Congress on the idea How did he persuade Congress into making a decimal system for currency? 0 7 +208 1 Thomas Jefferson sold Congress on the idea of the decimal system for currency , thus saving Americans the headaches of pounds , shillings and pence . pounds , shillings and pence Which countries currently use these? 20 25 +208 1 Thomas Jefferson sold Congress on the idea of the decimal system for currency , thus saving Americans the headaches of pounds , shillings and pence . Jefferson sold Congress How did Jefferson sell congress on the decimal system? 1 4 +208 1 Thomas Jefferson sold Congress on the idea of the decimal system for currency , thus saving Americans the headaches of pounds , shillings and pence . sold Congress How did he sell Congress on that idea? 2 4 +208 1 Thomas Jefferson sold Congress on the idea of the decimal system for currency , thus saving Americans the headaches of pounds , shillings and pence . headaches Why are they considered headaches? 18 19 +208 1 Thomas Jefferson sold Congress on the idea of the decimal system for currency , thus saving Americans the headaches of pounds , shillings and pence . decimal system Why did Jefferson like the decimal system? 9 11 +208 2 But he struck out with the decimal system of metric weights and measures the French had invented . French had invented Why was he looking at other counties method's of currency? Wouldn't it be a better idea to be original in your country? 14 17 +208 2 But he struck out with the decimal system of metric weights and measures the French had invented . metric weights and measures Why was one system approved but not the other? 9 13 +208 2 But he struck out with the decimal system of metric weights and measures the French had invented . French had invented When did the French invent this system? 14 17 +208 2 But he struck out with the decimal system of metric weights and measures the French had invented . metric weights and measures Why are these measurements good? 9 13 +208 3 Instead , Congress opted for the inches , feet and yards the colonists had brought with them . Congress opted What made them opt in to this idea? 2 4 +208 3 Instead , Congress opted for the inches , feet and yards the colonists had brought with them . Congress opted How many of those in Congress approved this? Were the common folk asked as well? 2 4 +208 3 Instead , Congress opted for the inches , feet and yards the colonists had brought with them . Congress opted How did they opt for it, was there a vote? 2 4 +208 3 Instead , Congress opted for the inches , feet and yards the colonists had brought with them . Congress opted Why did they choose that method? 2 4 +208 3 Instead , Congress opted for the inches , feet and yards the colonists had brought with them . colonists had brought with them How did the colonists get these measurements? 12 17 +208 4 Americans didn ' t dislike metrics ; they simply ignored them . they simply ignored them . What was the reasoning of Americans ignoring the metrics? 7 12 +208 4 Americans didn ' t dislike metrics ; they simply ignored them . ignored them Why did Americans ignore them? 9 11 +208 4 Americans didn ' t dislike metrics ; they simply ignored them . they simply ignored them . Why did they ignore them? 7 12 +208 5 Scientists felt differently . Scientists felt differently What were their thoughts? 0 3 +208 5 Scientists felt differently . differently . Why did scientists feel differently? 2 4 +208 5 Scientists felt differently . felt differently How did scientists feel? 1 3 +208 5 Scientists felt differently . Scientists felt differently . Why did scientists feel differently? 0 4 +209 1 PROGRAM TRADING is being curbed by more securities firms , but big institutional investors are expected to continue the practice , further roiling the stock market . being curbed Why are they being curbed? 3 5 +209 1 PROGRAM TRADING is being curbed by more securities firms , but big institutional investors are expected to continue the practice , further roiling the stock market . curbed by more securities firms , Which securities firms are curbing program trading? 4 10 +209 1 PROGRAM TRADING is being curbed by more securities firms , but big institutional investors are expected to continue the practice , further roiling the stock market . PROGRAM TRADING what is program trading? 0 2 +209 1 PROGRAM TRADING is being curbed by more securities firms , but big institutional investors are expected to continue the practice , further roiling the stock market . being curbed Why is it being curbed? 3 5 +209 1 PROGRAM TRADING is being curbed by more securities firms , but big institutional investors are expected to continue the practice , further roiling the stock market . further roiling the stock market Why does this roil the stock market? 21 26 +209 1 PROGRAM TRADING is being curbed by more securities firms , but big institutional investors are expected to continue the practice , further roiling the stock market . PROGRAM TRADING What is \"program trading\"? 0 2 +209 2 Bowing to criticism , Bear Stearns , Morgan Stanley and Oppenheimer joined PaineWebber in suspending stock - index arbitrage trading for their own accounts . stock - index arbitrage What does this mean> 15 19 +209 2 Bowing to criticism , Bear Stearns , Morgan Stanley and Oppenheimer joined PaineWebber in suspending stock - index arbitrage trading for their own accounts . PaineWebber what is painewebber? 12 13 +209 2 Bowing to criticism , Bear Stearns , Morgan Stanley and Oppenheimer joined PaineWebber in suspending stock - index arbitrage trading for their own accounts . suspending Why were they encouraged to suspend this activity? 14 15 +209 3 Still , stock - index funds are expected to continue launching big programs through the market . launching big programs What kind of programs? 10 13 +209 3 Still , stock - index funds are expected to continue launching big programs through the market . launching big programs What sort of programs will they launch? 10 13 +209 3 Still , stock - index funds are expected to continue launching big programs through the market . big programs What kind of big programs? 11 13 +209 4 Several Big Board firms are organizing to complain about program trading and the exchange ' s role in it . Several Big Board firms Who are these firms? 0 4 +209 4 Several Big Board firms are organizing to complain about program trading and the exchange ' s role in it . Several Big Board firms Which big board firms are complaining about the program? 0 4 +209 4 Several Big Board firms are organizing to complain about program trading and the exchange ' s role in it . complain Why are they complaining about it? What harm do these programs cause? 7 8 +209 5 The effort is being led by Contel . Contel who is contel? 6 7 +210 1 Jim Pattison Industries Ltd . , one of a group of closely held companies owned by entrepreneur James Pattison , said it " intends to seek control " of 30 % - owned Innopac Inc . , a Toronto packaging concern . concern In what way is this a concern? 40 41 +210 1 Jim Pattison Industries Ltd . , one of a group of closely held companies owned by entrepreneur James Pattison , said it " intends to seek control " of 30 % - owned Innopac Inc . , a Toronto packaging concern . Jim Pattison Industries Ltd who are Jim Pattison Industries Ltd 0 4 +210 1 Jim Pattison Industries Ltd . , one of a group of closely held companies owned by entrepreneur James Pattison , said it " intends to seek control " of 30 % - owned Innopac Inc . , a Toronto packaging concern . packaging concern What is a packaging concern? 39 41 +210 1 Jim Pattison Industries Ltd . , one of a group of closely held companies owned by entrepreneur James Pattison , said it " intends to seek control " of 30 % - owned Innopac Inc . , a Toronto packaging concern . closely held Why are they held \"closely\"? 11 13 +210 1 Jim Pattison Industries Ltd . , one of a group of closely held companies owned by entrepreneur James Pattison , said it " intends to seek control " of 30 % - owned Innopac Inc . , a Toronto packaging concern . one of a group of closely held companies What other companies does James Pattison own? 6 14 +210 1 Jim Pattison Industries Ltd . , one of a group of closely held companies owned by entrepreneur James Pattison , said it " intends to seek control " of 30 % - owned Innopac Inc . , a Toronto packaging concern . seek control " Why does James Pattison seek to control Innopac? 25 28 +210 2 Jim Pattison Industries , a holding company with annual sales of about C $ 1 . 9 billion , largely from car dealerships and grocery stores , didn ' t elaborate on the statement , and a company official declined further comment . holding company what is a holding company? 5 7 +210 2 Jim Pattison Industries , a holding company with annual sales of about C $ 1 . 9 billion , largely from car dealerships and grocery stores , didn ' t elaborate on the statement , and a company official declined further comment . didn ' t elaborate Why didn't they choose to elaborate? 27 31 +210 2 Jim Pattison Industries , a holding company with annual sales of about C $ 1 . 9 billion , largely from car dealerships and grocery stores , didn ' t elaborate on the statement , and a company official declined further comment . a company official declined further comment . Which company official? 36 43 +210 3 The company said it currently holds about 4 . 2 million of Innopac ' s 13 . 8 million common shares outstanding , which have an aggregate market value of about 137 . 8 million Canadian dollars ( US $ 117 . 3 million ) . Innopac ' s What are the details of Innopac's business and what makes them so profitable? 12 15 +210 3 The company said it currently holds about 4 . 2 million of Innopac ' s 13 . 8 million common shares outstanding , which have an aggregate market value of about 137 . 8 million Canadian dollars ( US $ 117 . 3 million ) . common shares What is a common share? 19 21 +210 4 Separately , Innopac reported a fourth - quarter loss of about C $ 2 . 6 million , or 18 Canadian cents a share , reflecting inventory write - downs . inventory write - downs what are inventory write-downs? 26 30 +210 4 Separately , Innopac reported a fourth - quarter loss of about C $ 2 . 6 million , or 18 Canadian cents a share , reflecting inventory write - downs . inventory write - downs What is an inventory write-down? 26 30 +210 4 Separately , Innopac reported a fourth - quarter loss of about C $ 2 . 6 million , or 18 Canadian cents a share , reflecting inventory write - downs . inventory write - downs Why did Innopac do inventory write-downs? 26 30 +210 5 The results made net income for the year ended Aug . 31 C $ 2 . 7 million , or 20 Canadian cents a share , down from C $ 9 . 7 million , or 70 Canadian cents a share last year . down What were the factors that caused this decline? 26 27 +210 5 The results made net income for the year ended Aug . 31 C $ 2 . 7 million , or 20 Canadian cents a share , down from C $ 9 . 7 million , or 70 Canadian cents a share last year . Aug . 31 Aug. 31 of what year? 9 12 +211 1 The premium the elderly pay for coverage of doctor ' s bills under Part B of the Medicare health insurance plan will rise to $ 29 a month in 1990 from $ 27 . 90 , the Department of Health and Human Services said . elderly What age is considered elderly? 3 4 +211 1 The premium the elderly pay for coverage of doctor ' s bills under Part B of the Medicare health insurance plan will rise to $ 29 a month in 1990 from $ 27 . 90 , the Department of Health and Human Services said . will rise Why is the premium for Medicare Part B rising? 21 23 +211 2 In addition , a second Part B premium to cover the cost of the new program of insurance against catastrophic illness will rise to $ 4 . 90 a month from $ 4 , if Congress doesn ' t change the program . catastrophic illness What is considered a catastrophic illness? 19 21 +211 2 In addition , a second Part B premium to cover the cost of the new program of insurance against catastrophic illness will rise to $ 4 . 90 a month from $ 4 , if Congress doesn ' t change the program . catastrophic illness what is considered a catastrophic illness? 19 21 +211 2 In addition , a second Part B premium to cover the cost of the new program of insurance against catastrophic illness will rise to $ 4 . 90 a month from $ 4 , if Congress doesn ' t change the program . change How does Congress need to change the program for the premium not to rise? 39 40 +211 3 The House has voted to repeal most of the Catastrophic Coverage Act of 1988 , however , which would end the monthly catastrophic - care premium , as well as an unpopular income surtax paid by about 40 % of the wealthier Medicare beneficiaries . unpopular income surtax What is this surtax? 31 34 +211 3 The House has voted to repeal most of the Catastrophic Coverage Act of 1988 , however , which would end the monthly catastrophic - care premium , as well as an unpopular income surtax paid by about 40 % of the wealthier Medicare beneficiaries . income surtax what is income surtax ? 32 34 +211 3 The House has voted to repeal most of the Catastrophic Coverage Act of 1988 , however , which would end the monthly catastrophic - care premium , as well as an unpopular income surtax paid by about 40 % of the wealthier Medicare beneficiaries . income surtax What is the income surtax? 32 34 +211 5 Medicare Part B pays 80 % of a beneficiary ' s allowable doctor ' s bills after an annual deductible of $ 75 . allowable doctor ' s bills What are allowable doctors bills? 11 16 +212 1 National Intergroup Inc . said it expects to report a charge of $ 5 . 3 million related to the sale of its aluminum unit ' s extrusion division for the third quarter . of its aluminum unit ' s extrusion Why were so many sales reported for the aluminum units extrusion division? 21 28 +212 1 National Intergroup Inc . said it expects to report a charge of $ 5 . 3 million related to the sale of its aluminum unit ' s extrusion division for the third quarter . expects to report a charge of $ 5 . 3 million Why expects? Did it not already sell? 6 17 +212 1 National Intergroup Inc . said it expects to report a charge of $ 5 . 3 million related to the sale of its aluminum unit ' s extrusion division for the third quarter . extrusion division What is an extrusion division? 27 29 +212 2 The company said it has agreed to sell the extrusion division for $ 15 million to R . D . Werner Co . , a closely held firm based in Greenville , Pa . The company said it has agreed to sell Why did the company agree to sell? 0 8 +212 2 The company said it has agreed to sell the extrusion division for $ 15 million to R . D . Werner Co . , a closely held firm based in Greenville , Pa . extrusion what is extrusion? 9 10 +212 2 The company said it has agreed to sell the extrusion division for $ 15 million to R . D . Werner Co . , a closely held firm based in Greenville , Pa . $ 15 million If it is selling for 15 million why is the charge only 5.3 million? 12 15 +212 3 The charge is offset by an after - tax gain of about $ 30 million in the quarter from the previously announced pact to sell National Aluminum ' s rolling division . National Aluminum ' s rolling division . How was this aluminum tax established? 25 32 +212 3 The charge is offset by an after - tax gain of about $ 30 million in the quarter from the previously announced pact to sell National Aluminum ' s rolling division . after - tax gain what is an after tax gain? 6 10 +212 3 The charge is offset by an after - tax gain of about $ 30 million in the quarter from the previously announced pact to sell National Aluminum ' s rolling division . rolling division What is a rolling division? 29 31 +212 4 National Intergroup in the year - ago third quarter earned $ 22 . 5 million , or 97 cents a share , including a gain of $ 18 million from the sale of a steel tube company . steel tube company which tube company? 34 37 +212 4 National Intergroup in the year - ago third quarter earned $ 22 . 5 million , or 97 cents a share , including a gain of $ 18 million from the sale of a steel tube company . $ 18 million from the sale of a steel tube company Why are they selling off so much of their business? 26 37 +212 4 National Intergroup in the year - ago third quarter earned $ 22 . 5 million , or 97 cents a share , including a gain of $ 18 million from the sale of a steel tube company . steel tube company Which steel tube company? 34 37 +212 5 Revenue was $ 778 . 6 million . $ 778 . 6 million . How was revenue $778.6 million? 2 8 +213 1 Wall Street is just about ready to line the bird cage with paper stocks . line the bird cage with paper stocks Why are they going to line the bird cage with paper stocks? 7 14 +213 1 Wall Street is just about ready to line the bird cage with paper stocks . line the bird cage What do they mean by this phrase? 7 11 +213 1 Wall Street is just about ready to line the bird cage with paper stocks . paper stocks What are paper stocks? 12 14 +213 1 Wall Street is just about ready to line the bird cage with paper stocks . just about ready Why is Wall Street almost ready? 3 6 +213 3 As the good times rolled they more than doubled their prices for pulp , a raw material used in all sorts of paper , to $ 830 a metric ton this past spring from $ 380 a ton at the start of 1986 . metric ton What's the difference between a ton and metric ton? 28 30 +213 3 As the good times rolled they more than doubled their prices for pulp , a raw material used in all sorts of paper , to $ 830 a metric ton this past spring from $ 380 a ton at the start of 1986 . they more than doubled their prices for pulp , Why were the prices for pulp doubled? 5 14 +213 4 But now the companies are getting into trouble because they undertook a record expansion program while they were raising prices sharply . undertook a record expansion program What was the expansion program? 10 15 +213 4 But now the companies are getting into trouble because they undertook a record expansion program while they were raising prices sharply . trouble How does this get them into trouble specifically? 7 8 +213 4 But now the companies are getting into trouble because they undertook a record expansion program while they were raising prices sharply . the companies are getting into trouble Which companies are getting into trouble? 2 8 +213 4 But now the companies are getting into trouble because they undertook a record expansion program while they were raising prices sharply . undertook a record expansion program Why did companies undertake record expansion prices? 10 15 +213 5 Third - quarter profits fell at several companies . Third - quarter profits fell at several companies . Why did the profits fall? 0 9 +213 5 Third - quarter profits fell at several companies . several companies which companies did profits fall at 6 8 +214 1 Jayark Corp . agreed to pay $ 4 million in cash , $ 2 million of 12 % convertible debentures , and 1 . 6 million common shares to acquire closely held Kofcoh Imports Inc . acquire closely held Kofcoh Imports Inc Why this specific company? 29 35 +214 1 Jayark Corp . agreed to pay $ 4 million in cash , $ 2 million of 12 % convertible debentures , and 1 . 6 million common shares to acquire closely held Kofcoh Imports Inc . debentures , What does the word debentures mean? 19 21 +214 2 In over - the - counter trading Friday , Jayark was quoted at 87 . 5 cents bid , down 15 . 625 cents . Jayark was quoted Who or what is Jayark? 9 12 +214 2 In over - the - counter trading Friday , Jayark was quoted at 87 . 5 cents bid , down 15 . 625 cents . over - the - counter is that legal? 1 6 +214 2 In over - the - counter trading Friday , Jayark was quoted at 87 . 5 cents bid , down 15 . 625 cents . bid , What does bid mean in this context? 17 19 +214 3 At the market price , the transaction has a total indicated value of $ 7 . 4 million . market price , what about the actual price? 2 5 +214 3 At the market price , the transaction has a total indicated value of $ 7 . 4 million . transaction What sort of transaction is being refereed to? 6 7 +214 4 Kofcoh is a New York holding company for Rosalco Inc . , which imports furniture and other items . and other items . What other items does Rosalco Inc. import? 15 19 +214 4 Kofcoh is a New York holding company for Rosalco Inc . , which imports furniture and other items . imports furniture what are the other items? 13 15 +214 5 David L . Koffman , president and chief executive officer of Jayark , holds about 40 % of Kofcoh , Jayark said . Kofcoh , What kind of company Kofcoh is? 18 20 +215 3 The investor group owns 1 , 534 , 600 Dataproducts common shares , or a 7 . 6 % stake . 1 , 534 , 600 Dataproducts why so many? 4 10 +215 3 The investor group owns 1 , 534 , 600 Dataproducts common shares , or a 7 . 6 % stake . Dataproducts What does Dataproducts do? 9 10 +215 4 The offer is based on several conditions , including obtaining financing . conditions , What are the conditions? 6 8 +215 4 The offer is based on several conditions , including obtaining financing . several conditions , What are some of the other conditions? 5 8 +215 5 DPC Acquisition said it had received the reasonable assurance of Chase Manhattan Bank N . A . that the financing can be obtained . financing can be obtained will it be easy? 19 23 +216 1 NEC Corp . , a Tokyo - based computer and electronics concern , said net income rose 18 % to 29 . 66 billion yen ( $ 208 . 7 million ) in the fiscal first half , ended Sept . 30 , from 25 . 12 billion yen a year earlier . net income rose 18 % to 29 . 66 billion yen Why was this year so profitable? 14 25 +216 1 NEC Corp . , a Tokyo - based computer and electronics concern , said net income rose 18 % to 29 . 66 billion yen ( $ 208 . 7 million ) in the fiscal first half , ended Sept . 30 , from 25 . 12 billion yen a year earlier . net income rose Why did NEC Corp.'s net income rise? 14 17 +216 2 Sales rose 7 . 4 % to 1 . 255 trillion yen from 1 . 168 trillion yen . 1 . 255 trillion yen from 1 . 168 trillion yen is that a lot of yen? 7 18 +216 3 NEC said first - half computer sales totaled 555 . 5 billion yen , up 11 % from 500 . 26 billion yen a year earlier . up 11 % Why have computer sales increased? 14 17 +216 4 Sales of electrical devices rose 13 % to 283 . 8 billion yen from 251 . 8 billion yen . Sales of electrical devices rose 13 % Why have electrical device sales risen? 0 7 +216 4 Sales of electrical devices rose 13 % to 283 . 8 billion yen from 251 . 8 billion yen . electrical devices which electrical devices? 2 4 +216 5 It said sales of home electronic products advanced 3 . 7 % to 44 . 92 billion yen from 43 . 34 billion yen . home electronic products advanced 3 . 7 % Why are home electronic products selling better? 4 12 +216 5 It said sales of home electronic products advanced 3 . 7 % to 44 . 92 billion yen from 43 . 34 billion yen . home electronic products what are their home products? 4 7 +217 1 Nikon Corp . said unconsolidated pretax profit increased 70 % to 12 . 12 billion yen ( $ 85 . 3 million ) in the first half ended Sept . 30 , from 7 . 12 billion yen a year ago . unconsolidated pretax profit What does \"unconsolidated pretax profit mean?\" 4 7 +217 2 The Tokyo camera maker said net income more than doubled to 5 . 85 billion yen , or 16 . 08 a share , from 2 . 63 billion yen , or 7 . 24 yen a share . net income more than doubled Why did it double? 5 10 +217 2 The Tokyo camera maker said net income more than doubled to 5 . 85 billion yen , or 16 . 08 a share , from 2 . 63 billion yen , or 7 . 24 yen a share . Tokyo camera where is their headquarters? 1 3 +217 3 Nikon said sales rose despite the adverse effect of Japan ' s unpopular consumption tax , introduced in April . Japan ' s unpopular consumption tax , Why is Japan's consumption tax unpopular? 9 16 +217 3 Nikon said sales rose despite the adverse effect of Japan ' s unpopular consumption tax , introduced in April . Japan ' s unpopular consumption tax , What is the Japan's unpopular consumption tax? 9 16 +217 3 Nikon said sales rose despite the adverse effect of Japan ' s unpopular consumption tax , introduced in April . adverse effect What adverse effects are there? 6 8 +217 3 Nikon said sales rose despite the adverse effect of Japan ' s unpopular consumption tax , introduced in April . unpopular consumption tax , what is that tax? 12 16 +217 3 Nikon said sales rose despite the adverse effect of Japan ' s unpopular consumption tax , introduced in April . consumption What's this consumption tax? 13 14 +217 5 Rising export sales also contributed to strong growth , Nikon added . Rising export sales Export sales as in sales of the products to other countries? 0 3 +217 5 Rising export sales also contributed to strong growth , Nikon added . Rising export sales why did the sales increase? 0 3 +218 1 Milton Petrie , chairman of Petrie Stores Corp . , said he has agreed to sell his 15 . 2 % stake in Deb Shops Corp . to Petrie Stores . Petrie Stores Corp What does Petrie Stores Corp. do? 5 8 +218 1 Milton Petrie , chairman of Petrie Stores Corp . , said he has agreed to sell his 15 . 2 % stake in Deb Shops Corp . to Petrie Stores . sell Why has he agreed to sell? 15 16 +218 1 Milton Petrie , chairman of Petrie Stores Corp . , said he has agreed to sell his 15 . 2 % stake in Deb Shops Corp . to Petrie Stores . has agreed to sell Why did Milton Petrie decide to sell his 15.2% stake? 12 16 +218 2 In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing , Mr . Petrie said that on Oct . 26 Petrie Stores agreed to purchase Mr . Petrie ' s 2 , 331 , 100 Deb Shops shares . Oct . 26 in which year? 14 17 +218 2 In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing , Mr . Petrie said that on Oct . 26 Petrie Stores agreed to purchase Mr . Petrie ' s 2 , 331 , 100 Deb Shops shares . Securities and Exchange Commission filing , What is a Securities and Exchange Commission filing? 2 8 +218 2 In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing , Mr . Petrie said that on Oct . 26 Petrie Stores agreed to purchase Mr . Petrie ' s 2 , 331 , 100 Deb Shops shares . Petrie Stores Why does Petrie Stores have an interest in Deb Shops? 17 19 +218 3 The transaction will take place tomorrow . place tomorrow which day is that? 4 6 +218 3 The transaction will take place tomorrow . transaction What happens if they change their mind? 1 2 +218 4 The filing said Petrie Stores of Secaucus , N . J . , is purchasing Mr . Petrie ' s Deb Shops stake as an investment . an investment is it not an investment? 24 26 +218 4 The filing said Petrie Stores of Secaucus , N . J . , is purchasing Mr . Petrie ' s Deb Shops stake as an investment . investment What kind of an investment? 25 26 +218 4 The filing said Petrie Stores of Secaucus , N . J . , is purchasing Mr . Petrie ' s Deb Shops stake as an investment . investment What kind of investment? 25 26 +218 5 Although Petrie Stores has considered seeking to acquire the remaining equity of Deb Stores , it has no current intention to pursue such a possibility , the filing said . no current intention Why do they have no intention to pursue it? 17 20 +218 5 Although Petrie Stores has considered seeking to acquire the remaining equity of Deb Stores , it has no current intention to pursue such a possibility , the filing said . no current intention Why don't they want to own all of Deb Stores? 17 20 +219 1 Rally ' s Inc . said it filed suit in U . S . District Court in Delaware against a group led by Burt Sugarman , seeking to block the investors from buying more shares . block the investors Why would Rally's want to block the investors from buying shares? 28 31 +219 1 Rally ' s Inc . said it filed suit in U . S . District Court in Delaware against a group led by Burt Sugarman , seeking to block the investors from buying more shares . block Why is Burt Sugarman's group attempting to block investors from buying more shares? 28 29 +219 2 Rally ' s , a Louisville , Ky . , fast - food chain , alleges that the three investors , who are directors of the company , broke securities laws because they didn ' t disclose their intentions to acquire a big Rally ' s stake . alleges that the three investors , Who are the investors? 15 21 +219 2 Rally ' s , a Louisville , Ky . , fast - food chain , alleges that the three investors , who are directors of the company , broke securities laws because they didn ' t disclose their intentions to acquire a big Rally ' s stake . disclose Why wouldn't they disclose their intentions? 36 37 +219 2 Rally ' s , a Louisville , Ky . , fast - food chain , alleges that the three investors , who are directors of the company , broke securities laws because they didn ' t disclose their intentions to acquire a big Rally ' s stake . Ky . , fast - food chain , what do they sell? 7 15 +219 3 The group , led by Giant Group Ltd . and its chairman , Mr . Sugarman , owns about 45 . 2 % of Rally ' s . Giant Group Ltd . and its chairman , Mr . Sugarman , I would like to know what Giant Group Ltd is 5 17 +219 4 In the Securities and Exchange Commission filings , the group has said it may seek control of Rally ' s . control of Rally ' s Why does the group want control of Rally's? 15 20 +219 4 In the Securities and Exchange Commission filings , the group has said it may seek control of Rally ' s . control Why do they want control of Rally's? 15 16 +219 5 Mr . Sugarman called the lawsuit " not nice " and said his group will continue to push for control of the company and the removal of certain directors . control of the company Why does Mr. Sugarman want control of the company? 19 23 +219 5 Mr . Sugarman called the lawsuit " not nice " and said his group will continue to push for control of the company and the removal of certain directors . " not nice " is it mean? 6 10 +220 1 Nelson Holdings International Ltd . shareholders approved a 1 - for - 10 consolidation of the company ' s common stock at a special meeting . Nelson Holdings International Ltd What type of company is this? 0 4 +220 1 Nelson Holdings International Ltd . shareholders approved a 1 - for - 10 consolidation of the company ' s common stock at a special meeting . stock at a special meeting Were only shareholders involved in the meeting? Was it open to only stock holders with a certain number of stock? 20 25 +220 1 Nelson Holdings International Ltd . shareholders approved a 1 - for - 10 consolidation of the company ' s common stock at a special meeting . approved a 1 - for - 10 consolidation Why did the shareholders approve a consolidation? 6 14 +220 1 Nelson Holdings International Ltd . shareholders approved a 1 - for - 10 consolidation of the company ' s common stock at a special meeting . special meeting why was it special? 23 25 +220 2 At the same time , shareholders approved the adoption of a rights plan and a super - majority voting approval requirement . approval requirement is this common? 19 21 +220 3 They also approved the relocation of the company ' s registered office to Toronto from Vancouver and a name change to NHI Nelson Holdings International Ltd . relocation of the company ' s registered office What were the benefits of relocation? Do the shareholders have to pay less taxes? 4 12 +220 3 They also approved the relocation of the company ' s registered office to Toronto from Vancouver and a name change to NHI Nelson Holdings International Ltd . approved the relocation of the company ' s Why did the company relocate the office? 2 10 +220 4 Following the consolidation , the entertainment company , which has film and television operations in Beverly Hills , Calif . , will have about 4 . 1 million shares outstanding . will have about 4 . 1 million shares outstanding Are the shareholders solely in Canada? Why is the company based in Canada if the aforementioned locations are in the U.S.A.? 21 30 +220 4 Following the consolidation , the entertainment company , which has film and television operations in Beverly Hills , Calif . , will have about 4 . 1 million shares outstanding . television is it a big company? 12 13 +220 5 The number of authorized common shares will remain at 100 million . common shares will remain at 100 million What constitutes a common share? 4 11 +220 5 The number of authorized common shares will remain at 100 million . authorized common shares what are authorized common shares? 3 6 +221 1 Insurers may see claims resulting from the San Francisco earthquake totaling nearly $ 1 billion - - far less than the claims they face from Hurricane Hugo - - but the recent spate of catastrophes should jolt property insurance rates in coming months . Hurricane Hugo What was the total amount of money that was claimed for Hurricane Hugo? 25 27 +221 1 Insurers may see claims resulting from the San Francisco earthquake totaling nearly $ 1 billion - - far less than the claims they face from Hurricane Hugo - - but the recent spate of catastrophes should jolt property insurance rates in coming months . claims What was the total claims from Hurricane Hugo? 3 4 +221 1 Insurers may see claims resulting from the San Francisco earthquake totaling nearly $ 1 billion - - far less than the claims they face from Hurricane Hugo - - but the recent spate of catastrophes should jolt property insurance rates in coming months . less How much were the claims from Hurricane Hugo? 18 19 +221 1 Insurers may see claims resulting from the San Francisco earthquake totaling nearly $ 1 billion - - far less than the claims they face from Hurricane Hugo - - but the recent spate of catastrophes should jolt property insurance rates in coming months . recent How many \"catastrophes\" have there been? 31 32 +221 2 The property claims service division of the American Insurance Services Group estimated insured losses from the earthquake at $ 960 million . estimated How did the American Insurance Services Group come up with this estimated number? 11 12 +221 3 This estimate doesn ' t include claims under workers ' compensation , life , health disability and liability insurance and damage to infrastructure such as bridges , highways and public buildings . estimate doesn ' t include What is the estimate for the claims under worker's compensation, life, health disability and liability insurance? 1 6 +221 3 This estimate doesn ' t include claims under workers ' compensation , life , health disability and liability insurance and damage to infrastructure such as bridges , highways and public buildings . claims What is the estimate of all claims together? 6 7 +221 3 This estimate doesn ' t include claims under workers ' compensation , life , health disability and liability insurance and damage to infrastructure such as bridges , highways and public buildings . claims Will the American Insurance Services Group cover claims under those categories as well? 6 7 +221 3 This estimate doesn ' t include claims under workers ' compensation , life , health disability and liability insurance and damage to infrastructure such as bridges , highways and public buildings . compensation , life , health disability why doesnt it? 10 16 +221 4 The estimated earthquake losses are low compared with the $ 4 billion in claims that insurers face from Hurricane Hugo , which ripped through the Caribbean and the Carolinas last month . Hurricane Hugo , when did hugo hit? 18 21 +221 5 That ' s because only about 30 % of California homes and businesses had earthquake insurance to cover the losses . only about 30 % Why did such a low percentage of people have earth quack insurance in California? 4 8 +221 5 That ' s because only about 30 % of California homes and businesses had earthquake insurance to cover the losses . about 30 % Why was there only 30% of homes and businesses that had earthquake insurance? 5 8 +221 5 That ' s because only about 30 % of California homes and businesses had earthquake insurance to cover the losses . earthquake Do earthquakes rarely happen in California? 14 15 +221 5 That ' s because only about 30 % of California homes and businesses had earthquake insurance to cover the losses . 30 % of California homes shouldnt more have had it? 6 11 +222 1 Merger and acquisition activity in the third quarter exceeded the year - earlier pace , said Merrill Lynch & Co . ' s W . T . Grimm & Co . unit in Schaumburg , Ill . unit What is a unit in this context? 31 32 +222 1 Merger and acquisition activity in the third quarter exceeded the year - earlier pace , said Merrill Lynch & Co . ' s W . T . Grimm & Co . unit in Schaumburg , Ill . the third quarter exceeded the year - earlier pace , Why did the third quarter exceed expectations? 5 15 +222 1 Merger and acquisition activity in the third quarter exceeded the year - earlier pace , said Merrill Lynch & Co . ' s W . T . Grimm & Co . unit in Schaumburg , Ill . year - earlier pace , What was the merger and acquisition activity the previous year? 10 15 +222 2 A total of 672 transactions were announced during the latest quarter , up 13 % from the year - earlier period ' s 597 , Grimm said . year - earlier What does \"year-earlier\" mean in this context? 17 20 +222 2 A total of 672 transactions were announced during the latest quarter , up 13 % from the year - earlier period ' s 597 , Grimm said . up 13 % Is there a particular reason the percentage is up so greatly? 12 15 +222 3 Transactions in which prices were disclosed totaled $ 71 . 9 billion , up 36 % from $ 52 . 9 billion a year earlier , the company added . in which prices were disclosed How many transactions aren't disclosed? 1 6 +222 3 Transactions in which prices were disclosed totaled $ 71 . 9 billion , up 36 % from $ 52 . 9 billion a year earlier , the company added . Transactions in which prices were disclosed How many transactions of the numbers being considered had prices which were not disclosed? 0 6 +222 3 Transactions in which prices were disclosed totaled $ 71 . 9 billion , up 36 % from $ 52 . 9 billion a year earlier , the company added . company Why is the increase so large? 27 28 +222 4 Grimm counted 16 transactions valued at $ 1 billion or more in the latest period , twice as many as a year earlier . 16 transactions valued at $ 1 billion Is this a total of 1 billion, or a cumulative 1 billion? 2 9 +222 4 Grimm counted 16 transactions valued at $ 1 billion or more in the latest period , twice as many as a year earlier . twice as many as a year earlier Why were the transations up so much for the year? 16 23 +222 4 Grimm counted 16 transactions valued at $ 1 billion or more in the latest period , twice as many as a year earlier . twice as many as a year earlier Did a particular event cause this increase? 16 23 +222 5 The largest was the $ 12 billion merger creating Bristol - Myers Squibb Co . The largest What was the smallest? 0 2 +223 1 Kerr - McGee Corp . said it will spend $ 42 million to purchase land and relocate its ammonium perchlorate storage facility to Clark County , Nev . , from Henderson , Nev . ammonium perchlorate What is ammonium perchlorate used for? 18 20 +223 1 Kerr - McGee Corp . said it will spend $ 42 million to purchase land and relocate its ammonium perchlorate storage facility to Clark County , Nev . , from Henderson , Nev . relocate Why is Kerr-McGee Corporations relocating? 16 17 +223 1 Kerr - McGee Corp . said it will spend $ 42 million to purchase land and relocate its ammonium perchlorate storage facility to Clark County , Nev . , from Henderson , Nev . relocate Why is Kerr-McGee Corp relocating their facility? 16 17 +223 2 The company said it will move the storage and cross - blending operations to a site 23 miles northeast of Las Vegas to distance the operations from residential areas . cross - blending operations What operations are these? 9 13 +223 2 The company said it will move the storage and cross - blending operations to a site 23 miles northeast of Las Vegas to distance the operations from residential areas . residential Why do they want to move their facility away from residential areas? 27 28 +223 3 Ammonium perchlorate is an oxidizer that is mixed with a propellant to make rocket fuel used in the space shuttle and military rockets . perchlorate How is this word \"perchlorate\" pronounced? 1 2 +223 4 In May 1988 , an ammonium perchlorate plant in Henderson owned by an American Pacific Corp . unit was leveled by a series of explosions . leveled by a series of explosions What caused the explosions? 19 25 +223 4 In May 1988 , an ammonium perchlorate plant in Henderson owned by an American Pacific Corp . unit was leveled by a series of explosions . explosions What caused the explosions in may 1988? 24 25 +223 4 In May 1988 , an ammonium perchlorate plant in Henderson owned by an American Pacific Corp . unit was leveled by a series of explosions . leveled by a series of explosions Why was it leveled by a series of explosions? 19 25 +223 5 After the explosion , Kerr - McGee temporarily shut down its facility just south of Las Vegas for a safety inspection . temporarily shut down its facility How long was the facility shut down? 7 12 +223 5 After the explosion , Kerr - McGee temporarily shut down its facility just south of Las Vegas for a safety inspection . safety What does a safety inspection consist of? 19 20 +224 1 Retailers in the West and parts of the South are entering the critical Christmas shopping season with more momentum than those in other regions . more momentum than those in other regions Why is there more Christmas shopping in these regions? 17 24 +224 1 Retailers in the West and parts of the South are entering the critical Christmas shopping season with more momentum than those in other regions . West and parts of the South Why do retailers have more momentum in the West and South? 3 9 +224 1 Retailers in the West and parts of the South are entering the critical Christmas shopping season with more momentum than those in other regions . with more momentum WHY IS THERE MORE MOMENTUM? 16 19 +224 1 Retailers in the West and parts of the South are entering the critical Christmas shopping season with more momentum than those in other regions . more momentum Why West and South have more momentum? 17 19 +224 2 In a new report , the International Council of Shopping Centers said sales of general merchandise in the West for the first seven months of 1989 rose 6 . 6 % above year - earlier levels . rose 6 . 6 % above year - earlier levels What was the cause of the 6.6% rise? 26 36 +224 2 In a new report , the International Council of Shopping Centers said sales of general merchandise in the West for the first seven months of 1989 rose 6 . 6 % above year - earlier levels . rose 6 . 6 % above year - earlier levels . Why were general merchandise sales rising in 1989? 26 37 +224 2 In a new report , the International Council of Shopping Centers said sales of general merchandise in the West for the first seven months of 1989 rose 6 . 6 % above year - earlier levels . rose 6 . 6 % WHY DID SALES RISE? 26 31 +224 2 In a new report , the International Council of Shopping Centers said sales of general merchandise in the West for the first seven months of 1989 rose 6 . 6 % above year - earlier levels . rose 6 . 6 % What are the factors for this sale's up-rise? 26 31 +224 3 Sales increased a more modest 4 . 8 % in the South and 4 . 4 % in the Midwest . 4 . 8 % in the South and 4 . 4 % in the Midwest . Why are both regions lower than west? 5 21 +224 3 Sales increased a more modest 4 . 8 % in the South and 4 . 4 % in the Midwest . 4 . 8 % Why did sales increase 4.8% in the South and 4.4% in the Midwest? 5 9 +224 3 Sales increased a more modest 4 . 8 % in the South and 4 . 4 % in the Midwest . increased a more modest 4 . 8 % WHY WERE THE SALES SO MMODEST IN THE SOUTH AND MIDWEST? 1 9 +224 4 But sales in the oil - patch state of Texas surged 12 . 9 % and sales in South Carolina jumped 10 . 6 % in the period , the New York trade group said . jumped 10 . 6 % What caused the jump of 10.6% in South Carolina? 20 25 +224 4 But sales in the oil - patch state of Texas surged 12 . 9 % and sales in South Carolina jumped 10 . 6 % in the period , the New York trade group said . surged 12 . 9 % Why did oil sales surge so much in Texas? 10 15 +224 4 But sales in the oil - patch state of Texas surged 12 . 9 % and sales in South Carolina jumped 10 . 6 % in the period , the New York trade group said . sales in South Carolina jumped WHAT WAS THE REASON FOR THE JUMP IN SOUTH CAROLINA? 16 21 +224 4 But sales in the oil - patch state of Texas surged 12 . 9 % and sales in South Carolina jumped 10 . 6 % in the period , the New York trade group said . sales in the oil - patch Why there is so surge on oil-patch's sale? 1 7 +224 5 In the Northeast , however , sales declined 0 . 4 % in the period , with sales in New England falling 2 . 6 % . 0 . 4 % in the period , What made the sales decline 0.4% in the period? 8 16 +224 5 In the Northeast , however , sales declined 0 . 4 % in the period , with sales in New England falling 2 . 6 % . sales in New England falling 2 . 6 % What caused the fall in sales in New England? 17 26 +224 5 In the Northeast , however , sales declined 0 . 4 % in the period , with sales in New England falling 2 . 6 % . New England falling 2 . 6 % . Why did sales fall 2.6% in New England? 19 27 +224 5 In the Northeast , however , sales declined 0 . 4 % in the period , with sales in New England falling 2 . 6 % . sales declined 0 WHY DID sales decline? 6 9 +224 5 In the Northeast , however , sales declined 0 . 4 % in the period , with sales in New England falling 2 . 6 % . declined What are the reasons behind this declination? 7 8 +225 1 Texas Instruments Inc . , once a pioneer in portable computer technology , today will make a bid to reassert itself in that business by unveiling three small personal computers . personal How do these PCs compare to the ones by their competition? 28 29 +225 1 Texas Instruments Inc . , once a pioneer in portable computer technology , today will make a bid to reassert itself in that business by unveiling three small personal computers . once a pioneer Why are they no longer pioneers in this field? 5 8 +225 2 The announcements are scheduled to be made in Temple , Texas , and include a so - called " notebook " PC that weighs less than seven pounds , has a built - in hard disk drive and is powered by Intel Corp . ' s 286 microprocessor . seven pounds , is that light? 26 29 +225 2 The announcements are scheduled to be made in Temple , Texas , and include a so - called " notebook " PC that weighs less than seven pounds , has a built - in hard disk drive and is powered by Intel Corp . ' s 286 microprocessor . Temple , Texas , Is there a specific reason for this location? 8 12 +225 2 The announcements are scheduled to be made in Temple , Texas , and include a so - called " notebook " PC that weighs less than seven pounds , has a built - in hard disk drive and is powered by Intel Corp . ' s 286 microprocessor . weighs less than seven pounds , Is this a desirable weight for notebook users? 23 29 +225 3 That introduction comes only two weeks after Compaq Computer Corp . , believing it had a lead of three to six months on competitors , introduced the first U . S . notebook computer with such features . U . S . notebook computer what was compaq pc called? 28 34 +225 3 That introduction comes only two weeks after Compaq Computer Corp . , believing it had a lead of three to six months on competitors , introduced the first U . S . notebook computer with such features . believing Who believed that they had a three to six months lead - Texas Instruments Inc., or Compaq Computer Corp.? 12 13 +225 3 That introduction comes only two weeks after Compaq Computer Corp . , believing it had a lead of three to six months on competitors , introduced the first U . S . notebook computer with such features . features Are other features available in other PCs? 36 37 +225 3 That introduction comes only two weeks after Compaq Computer Corp . , believing it had a lead of three to six months on competitors , introduced the first U . S . notebook computer with such features . believing it had a lead What lead them to believe this? 12 17 +225 3 That introduction comes only two weeks after Compaq Computer Corp . , believing it had a lead of three to six months on competitors , introduced the first U . S . notebook computer with such features . competitors , Who are the lead competitors? 23 25 +225 3 That introduction comes only two weeks after Compaq Computer Corp . , believing it had a lead of three to six months on competitors , introduced the first U . S . notebook computer with such features . the first U . S . notebook computer Why didn't texas instruments introduce the first notebook if they were trying to reassert themselves back into the business? 26 34 +225 4 Despite the inevitable comparison with Compaq , however , Texas Instruments ' new notebook won ' t be a direct competitor . competitor why wont it be a competitor? 20 21 +225 4 Despite the inevitable comparison with Compaq , however , Texas Instruments ' new notebook won ' t be a direct competitor . won ' t be a direct competitor Why won't it be a direct competitor? 14 21 +225 4 Despite the inevitable comparison with Compaq , however , Texas Instruments ' new notebook won ' t be a direct competitor . direct Who are the direct competitors and why is Texas Instruments not one of them? 19 20 +225 4 Despite the inevitable comparison with Compaq , however , Texas Instruments ' new notebook won ' t be a direct competitor . won ' t be a direct competitor Why will it not be a direct competitor? 14 21 +225 5 While Compaq sells its machines to businesses through computer retailers , Texas Instruments will be selling most of its machines to the industrial market and to value - added resellers and original - equipment manufacturers . resellers who resells them? 29 30 +225 5 While Compaq sells its machines to businesses through computer retailers , Texas Instruments will be selling most of its machines to the industrial market and to value - added resellers and original - equipment manufacturers . selling most of its machines Did they both have different markets originally? 15 20 +225 5 While Compaq sells its machines to businesses through computer retailers , Texas Instruments will be selling most of its machines to the industrial market and to value - added resellers and original - equipment manufacturers . computer retailers , Who are these retailers? 8 11 +225 5 While Compaq sells its machines to businesses through computer retailers , Texas Instruments will be selling most of its machines to the industrial market and to value - added resellers and original - equipment manufacturers . industrial market Who does this market include? 22 24 +226 1 John Labatt Ltd . said it plans a private placement of 150 million Canadian dollars ( US $ 127 . 5 million ) in preferred shares , to be completed around Nov . 1 . preferred shares , What are preferred shares? 24 27 +226 1 John Labatt Ltd . said it plans a private placement of 150 million Canadian dollars ( US $ 127 . 5 million ) in preferred shares , to be completed around Nov . 1 . a private placement What is a private placement? 7 10 +226 1 John Labatt Ltd . said it plans a private placement of 150 million Canadian dollars ( US $ 127 . 5 million ) in preferred shares , to be completed around Nov . 1 . plans a private placement Why do they plan a private placement of 150 million Canadian dollars? 6 10 +226 2 Proceeds will be used to reduce short - term debt at the beer and food concern , said Robert Vaux , vice president , finance . beer and food concern , why is beer a concern? 12 17 +226 2 Proceeds will be used to reduce short - term debt at the beer and food concern , said Robert Vaux , vice president , finance . Proceeds Proceeds from what? 0 1 +226 2 Proceeds will be used to reduce short - term debt at the beer and food concern , said Robert Vaux , vice president , finance . beer and food concern , What is beer and food concern? 12 17 +226 3 The preferred shares will carry a floating annual dividend equal to 72 % of the 30 - day bankers ' acceptance rate until Dec . 31 , 1994 . floating annual dividend What is a floating annual dividend? 6 9 +226 4 Thereafter , the rate will be renegotiated . rate what will the new rate be? 3 4 +226 5 Mr . Vaux said that if no agreement is reached , other buyers will be sought by bid or auction . will be sought by are there a lot of buyers? 13 17 +226 5 Mr . Vaux said that if no agreement is reached , other buyers will be sought by bid or auction . buyers What are they buying? 12 13 +227 1 Dentsu Inc . , the world ' s largest advertising agency on the strength of its dominance in the Japanese market , is setting its sights on overseas expansion . strength of its dominance in the Japanese market , Why is Dentsu so strong in Japan? 13 22 +227 1 Dentsu Inc . , the world ' s largest advertising agency on the strength of its dominance in the Japanese market , is setting its sights on overseas expansion . Dentsu Inc is this a real company? 0 2 +227 2 Last year , Dentsu started HDM , a joint network with U . S . ad agency Young & Rubicam and Eurocom of France . HDM , What does HDM stand for? 5 7 +227 2 Last year , Dentsu started HDM , a joint network with U . S . ad agency Young & Rubicam and Eurocom of France . Dentsu started HDM , did they expand? 3 7 +227 2 Last year , Dentsu started HDM , a joint network with U . S . ad agency Young & Rubicam and Eurocom of France . HDM What does HDM stand for? 5 6 +227 4 Dentsu has U . S . subsidiaries , but they keep low profiles . subsidiaries , What are the names of the U.S. subsidiaries? 6 8 +227 4 Dentsu has U . S . subsidiaries , but they keep low profiles . they keep low profiles Why do Dentu's subsidiaries keep low profiles? 9 13 +227 4 Dentsu has U . S . subsidiaries , but they keep low profiles . Dentsu has U . S . subsidiaries , What are Dentsu's U.S. subsidiaries? 0 8 +227 4 Dentsu has U . S . subsidiaries , but they keep low profiles . U . S . subsidiaries , who are they? 2 8 +227 4 Dentsu has U . S . subsidiaries , but they keep low profiles . they keep low profiles How and why do they keep low profiles? 9 13 +227 5 Now , the giant marketing company , which holds 25 % of Japan ' s 4 . 4 trillion yen ( $ 30 . 96 billion ) advertising industry , is considering the acquisition of an advertising network in the U . S . or Europe . considering the acquisition of an advertising Why is the company considering an advertising network? 31 37 +227 5 Now , the giant marketing company , which holds 25 % of Japan ' s 4 . 4 trillion yen ( $ 30 . 96 billion ) advertising industry , is considering the acquisition of an advertising network in the U . S . or Europe . acquisition of an advertising network Which advertising network? 33 38 +227 5 Now , the giant marketing company , which holds 25 % of Japan ' s 4 . 4 trillion yen ( $ 30 . 96 billion ) advertising industry , is considering the acquisition of an advertising network in the U . S . or Europe . 25 % of Japan ' s 4 . 4 trillion yen how did they get so big? 9 20 +228 1 Factory owners are buying new machinery at a good rate this fall , machine tool makers say , but sluggish sales of new cars and trucks raise questions about fourth - quarter demand from the important automotive industry . machine tool makers say , Which machine tool makers? 13 18 +228 1 Factory owners are buying new machinery at a good rate this fall , machine tool makers say , but sluggish sales of new cars and trucks raise questions about fourth - quarter demand from the important automotive industry . important What makes the automotive industry important? 35 36 +228 1 Factory owners are buying new machinery at a good rate this fall , machine tool makers say , but sluggish sales of new cars and trucks raise questions about fourth - quarter demand from the important automotive industry . new machinery What kind of machinery? 4 6 +228 2 September orders for machine tools rebounded from the summer doldrums , but remained 7 . 7 % below year - earlier levels , according to figures from NMTBA - - the Association for Manufacturing Technology . remained 7 . 7 % below Why was it lower? 12 18 +228 2 September orders for machine tools rebounded from the summer doldrums , but remained 7 . 7 % below year - earlier levels , according to figures from NMTBA - - the Association for Manufacturing Technology . September which september? 0 1 +228 2 September orders for machine tools rebounded from the summer doldrums , but remained 7 . 7 % below year - earlier levels , according to figures from NMTBA - - the Association for Manufacturing Technology . below year - earlier levels , How have they rebounded if they are still below last years levels? 17 23 +228 2 September orders for machine tools rebounded from the summer doldrums , but remained 7 . 7 % below year - earlier levels , according to figures from NMTBA - - the Association for Manufacturing Technology . summer doldrums , Are the summer doldrums a yearly occurrence? 8 11 +228 2 September orders for machine tools rebounded from the summer doldrums , but remained 7 . 7 % below year - earlier levels , according to figures from NMTBA - - the Association for Manufacturing Technology . the Association for Manufacturing Technology Is this the authoritative organization? 30 35 +228 3 Domestic machine tool plants received $ 303 million of orders last month , up 33 % from August ' s $ 227 . 1 million , but still below the $ 328 . 2 million of September 1988 , NMTBA said . Domestic machine tool what about foreign plants? 0 3 +228 3 Domestic machine tool plants received $ 303 million of orders last month , up 33 % from August ' s $ 227 . 1 million , but still below the $ 328 . 2 million of September 1988 , NMTBA said . 1988 , Why are numbers from 1988 relevant in this article? 37 39 +228 3 Domestic machine tool plants received $ 303 million of orders last month , up 33 % from August ' s $ 227 . 1 million , but still below the $ 328 . 2 million of September 1988 , NMTBA said . $ 303 million of orders last month , Is this a lot or not? 5 13 +228 4 Machine tools are complex machines ranging from lathes to metal - forming presses that are used to shape most metal parts . most metal parts like what parts? 18 21 +228 5 " Overall demand still is very respectable , " says Christopher C . Cole , group vice president at Cincinnati Milacron Inc . , the nation ' s largest machine tool producer . " The outlook is positive for the intermediate to long term . " long term how long does he mean? 42 44 +229 1 The Treasury said it plans to sell $ 2 billion of 51 - day cash - management bills today , raising all new cash . of 51 - day what is 51-day? 10 14 +229 1 The Treasury said it plans to sell $ 2 billion of 51 - day cash - management bills today , raising all new cash . 51 - day cash - management bills today , Why would they sell 51-day cash management bills? 11 20 +229 1 The Treasury said it plans to sell $ 2 billion of 51 - day cash - management bills today , raising all new cash . plans to sell $ 2 billion Why is the Treasury planning to sell $2 billion? 4 10 +229 1 The Treasury said it plans to sell $ 2 billion of 51 - day cash - management bills today , raising all new cash . 51 - day cash - management bills What are \"51-day cash-management bills?\" 11 18 +229 1 The Treasury said it plans to sell $ 2 billion of 51 - day cash - management bills today , raising all new cash . raising all new cash How will doing this raise \"new cash?\" 20 24 +229 1 The Treasury said it plans to sell $ 2 billion of 51 - day cash - management bills today , raising all new cash . to sell Why is the Treasury planning to sell cash-management bills? 5 7 +229 2 The bills will be dated Oct . 31 and will mature Dec . 21 , bills how many bills? 1 2 +229 2 The bills will be dated Oct . 31 and will mature Dec . 21 , dated Oct . 31 and will mature Dec . 21 , Why do the bills take a few months to mature? 4 15 +229 3 No non - competitive tenders will be accepted . non - competitive tenders what are those? 1 5 +229 3 No non - competitive tenders will be accepted . non - competitive How would you classify a non-competitive tender? 1 4 +229 3 No non - competitive tenders will be accepted . accepted Why are non-competitive tenders not accepted? 7 8 +229 3 No non - competitive tenders will be accepted . non - competitive tenders What are \"non-competitive tenders?\" 1 5 +229 3 No non - competitive tenders will be accepted . non - competitive tenders What are non-competitive tenders? 1 5 +229 4 Tenders , available in minimum denominations of $ 1 million , must be received by noon EST today at Federal Reserve Banks or branches . minimum denominations of $ 1 million , Why is minimum denomination $1 million? 4 11 +229 5 The Treasury also announced details of this week ' s unusual bill auction , which has been changed to accommodate the expiration of the federal debt ceiling at midnight tomorrow . unusual bill why is it unusual? 10 12 +229 5 The Treasury also announced details of this week ' s unusual bill auction , which has been changed to accommodate the expiration of the federal debt ceiling at midnight tomorrow . changed to Why did they change the bill the night before it expired? 17 19 +229 5 The Treasury also announced details of this week ' s unusual bill auction , which has been changed to accommodate the expiration of the federal debt ceiling at midnight tomorrow . bill auction , What is a bill auction? 11 14 +229 5 The Treasury also announced details of this week ' s unusual bill auction , which has been changed to accommodate the expiration of the federal debt ceiling at midnight tomorrow . expiration of the federal debt ceiling What is the federal debt ceiling and why does it expire? 21 27 +229 5 The Treasury also announced details of this week ' s unusual bill auction , which has been changed to accommodate the expiration of the federal debt ceiling at midnight tomorrow . details What are the details of the bill auction? 4 5 +230 1 Costa Rica reached an agreement with its creditor banks that is expected to cut that government ' s $ 1 . 8 billion in bank debt by as much as 60 % . with its creditor banks Who are the creditor banks? 5 9 +230 1 Costa Rica reached an agreement with its creditor banks that is expected to cut that government ' s $ 1 . 8 billion in bank debt by as much as 60 % . creditor banks Who are the creditor banks? 7 9 +230 2 The agreement was announced by Costa Rican President Oscar Arias Friday , as President Bush and other leaders from the Western Hemisphere gathered in the Central American nation for a celebration of democracy . other leaders from the Western Hemisphere Who are the other leaders? 16 22 +230 2 The agreement was announced by Costa Rican President Oscar Arias Friday , as President Bush and other leaders from the Western Hemisphere gathered in the Central American nation for a celebration of democracy . Oscar Arias how long has he been president? 8 10 +230 2 The agreement was announced by Costa Rican President Oscar Arias Friday , as President Bush and other leaders from the Western Hemisphere gathered in the Central American nation for a celebration of democracy . other leaders Who were the other leaders? 16 18 +230 3 Costa Rica had been negotiating with the U . S . and other banks for three years , but the debt plan was rushed to completion in order to be announced at the meeting . the meeting what meeting? 32 34 +230 3 Costa Rica had been negotiating with the U . S . and other banks for three years , but the debt plan was rushed to completion in order to be announced at the meeting . other banks Who are the other banks? 12 14 +230 4 The government had fallen $ 300 million behind in interest payments . $ 300 million in how long? 4 7 +230 4 The government had fallen $ 300 million behind in interest payments . fallen $ 300 million behind in Why did they fall behind? 3 9 +230 5 Treasury Secretary Nicholas Brady called the agreement " an important step forward in the strengthened debt strategy , " noting that it will " when implemented , provide significant reduction in the level of debt and debt service owed by Costa Rica . " Nicholas Brady how old is he? 2 4 +231 1 First Tennessee National Corp . said it would take a $ 4 million charge in the fourth quarter , as a result of plans to expand its systems operation . systems operation What are the systems operation 27 29 +231 2 The banking company said it reached an agreement in principle with International Business Machines Corp . on a systems operations contract calling for IBM to operate First Tennessee ' s computer and telecommunications functions . First Tennessee ' s is that a company? 26 30 +231 2 The banking company said it reached an agreement in principle with International Business Machines Corp . on a systems operations contract calling for IBM to operate First Tennessee ' s computer and telecommunications functions . agreement in principle What is an agreement in principle? 7 10 +231 3 Further , under the agreement , First Tennesse would continue to develop the software that creates customer products and sevices . under the agreement , is that what they want? 2 6 +231 4 " Because personal computers will soon be on the desks of all of our tellers , and customer service and loan representatives , information will be instantly available to help customers with product decisions and provide them with information about their accounts , " according to John Kelley , executive vice president and corporate services group manager at First Tennessee . personal computers why arent they already? 2 4 +231 5 However , about 120 employees will be affected by the agreement . about 120 Why only 120? 2 4 +231 5 However , about 120 employees will be affected by the agreement . will be affected How will employees be affected by the agreement? 5 8 +232 1 Southern Co . ' s Gulf Power Co . unit may plead guilty this week to charges that it illegally steered company money to politicians through outside vendors , according to individuals close to an investigation of the utility holding company . it illegally steered company money to politicians How much money was misappropriated? 18 25 +232 1 Southern Co . ' s Gulf Power Co . unit may plead guilty this week to charges that it illegally steered company money to politicians through outside vendors , according to individuals close to an investigation of the utility holding company . outside vendors , What re the names of the outside vendors? 26 29 +232 1 Southern Co . ' s Gulf Power Co . unit may plead guilty this week to charges that it illegally steered company money to politicians through outside vendors , according to individuals close to an investigation of the utility holding company . steered company money to politicians Which politicians? 20 25 +232 1 Southern Co . ' s Gulf Power Co . unit may plead guilty this week to charges that it illegally steered company money to politicians through outside vendors , according to individuals close to an investigation of the utility holding company . charges How did the charges come about? 16 17 +232 2 The tentative settlement between Gulf Power , a Pensacola , Fla . , electric company , and federal prosecutors would mark the end of one part of a wide - ranging inquiry of Southern Co . in the past year . tentative settlement Why did federal prosecutors decide to settle? 1 3 +232 2 The tentative settlement between Gulf Power , a Pensacola , Fla . , electric company , and federal prosecutors would mark the end of one part of a wide - ranging inquiry of Southern Co . in the past year . wide - ranging inquiry of Southern Co What all was part of the \"wide-ranging\" inquiry into Southern Co? 28 35 +232 2 The tentative settlement between Gulf Power , a Pensacola , Fla . , electric company , and federal prosecutors would mark the end of one part of a wide - ranging inquiry of Southern Co . in the past year . tentative settlement What is all part of the settlement? 1 3 +232 3 A grand jury has been investigating whether officials at Southern Co . conspired to cover up their accounting for spare parts to evade federal income taxes . conspired to cover up How was the coverup discovered? 12 16 +232 3 A grand jury has been investigating whether officials at Southern Co . conspired to cover up their accounting for spare parts to evade federal income taxes . up their accounting how can they find out? 15 18 +232 3 A grand jury has been investigating whether officials at Southern Co . conspired to cover up their accounting for spare parts to evade federal income taxes . evade federal income taxes . How did the grand jury find out about Southern Co's attempt to evade federal income tax? 22 27 +232 4 The grand jury has also been investigating whether Gulf Power executives violated the federal Utility Holding Company Act , which prohibits certain utilities from making political contributions . prohibits certain utilities Why are only certain utilities prohibited from making political contributions? 20 23 +232 4 The grand jury has also been investigating whether Gulf Power executives violated the federal Utility Holding Company Act , which prohibits certain utilities from making political contributions . political contributions Who were the executives making political contributions to? 25 27 +232 4 The grand jury has also been investigating whether Gulf Power executives violated the federal Utility Holding Company Act , which prohibits certain utilities from making political contributions . Company Act , which prohibits certain when did this act come into existence? 16 22 +232 4 The grand jury has also been investigating whether Gulf Power executives violated the federal Utility Holding Company Act , which prohibits certain utilities from making political contributions . which prohibits certain utilities Which utilities? 19 23 +232 5 The individuals said Gulf Power and federal prosecutors are considering a settlement under which the company would plead guilty to two felony charges and pay fines totaling between $ 500 , 000 and $ 1 . 5 million . pay fines How does the dollar amount of the fines compare to the amount of money that was misappropriated? 24 26 +232 5 The individuals said Gulf Power and federal prosecutors are considering a settlement under which the company would plead guilty to two felony charges and pay fines totaling between $ 500 , 000 and $ 1 . 5 million . $ 500 , 000 and $ 1 . 5 million is that a lot? 28 38 +233 1 The head of the nation ' s largest car - dealers group is telling dealers to " just say no " when auto makers pressure them to stockpile cars on their lots . auto makers pressure them to stockpile cars Why are auto makers pressuring them to stockpile? 22 29 +233 1 The head of the nation ' s largest car - dealers group is telling dealers to " just say no " when auto makers pressure them to stockpile cars on their lots . auto makers pressure them Which auto makers? 22 26 +233 1 The head of the nation ' s largest car - dealers group is telling dealers to " just say no " when auto makers pressure them to stockpile cars on their lots . stockpile cars on their lots Why would auto makers want them to stockpile cars on their lots? 27 32 +233 1 The head of the nation ' s largest car - dealers group is telling dealers to " just say no " when auto makers pressure them to stockpile cars on their lots . " just say no " Why should auto dealers \"just say no\" to auto makers? 16 21 +233 1 The head of the nation ' s largest car - dealers group is telling dealers to " just say no " when auto makers pressure them to stockpile cars on their lots . stockpile Why would auto makers want cars stockpiled? 27 28 +233 1 The head of the nation ' s largest car - dealers group is telling dealers to " just say no " when auto makers pressure them to stockpile cars on their lots . The head WHo is the head of the company?\n 0 2 +233 1 The head of the nation ' s largest car - dealers group is telling dealers to " just say no " when auto makers pressure them to stockpile cars on their lots . nation ' s largest car - dealers group who is the car-dealers group? 4 12 +233 1 The head of the nation ' s largest car - dealers group is telling dealers to " just say no " when auto makers pressure them to stockpile cars on their lots . auto makers Who are the auto makers? 22 24 +233 2 In an open letter that will run today in the trade journal Automotive News , Ron Tonkin , president of the National Car Dealers Association , says dealers should cut their inventories to no more than half the level traditionally considered desirable . cut their inventories Why do they need to cut inventories? 29 32 +233 2 In an open letter that will run today in the trade journal Automotive News , Ron Tonkin , president of the National Car Dealers Association , says dealers should cut their inventories to no more than half the level traditionally considered desirable . half the level traditionally considered desirable What level was considered desirable? 36 42 +233 2 In an open letter that will run today in the trade journal Automotive News , Ron Tonkin , president of the National Car Dealers Association , says dealers should cut their inventories to no more than half the level traditionally considered desirable . the level traditionally considered desirable . What level is traditionally considered desirable? 37 43 +233 2 In an open letter that will run today in the trade journal Automotive News , Ron Tonkin , president of the National Car Dealers Association , says dealers should cut their inventories to no more than half the level traditionally considered desirable . desirable Why was the old level originally considered desirable, and why is the president suggesting that it be cut? 41 42 +233 2 In an open letter that will run today in the trade journal Automotive News , Ron Tonkin , president of the National Car Dealers Association , says dealers should cut their inventories to no more than half the level traditionally considered desirable . cut their inventories Why should dealers cut their inventories? 29 32 +233 2 In an open letter that will run today in the trade journal Automotive News , Ron Tonkin , president of the National Car Dealers Association , says dealers should cut their inventories to no more than half the level traditionally considered desirable . no more than half How much would that be? 33 37 +233 2 In an open letter that will run today in the trade journal Automotive News , Ron Tonkin , president of the National Car Dealers Association , says dealers should cut their inventories to no more than half the level traditionally considered desirable . traditionally considered desirable How much is considered desirable? 39 42 +233 3 Mr . Tonkin , who has been feuding with the Big Three since he took office earlier this year , said that with half of the nation ' s dealers losing money or breaking even , it was time for " emergency action . " half of the nation ' s dealers losing money Why are dealers losing money? 23 32 +233 3 Mr . Tonkin , who has been feuding with the Big Three since he took office earlier this year , said that with half of the nation ' s dealers losing money or breaking even , it was time for " emergency action . " the Big Three Who are the Big Three? 9 12 +233 3 Mr . Tonkin , who has been feuding with the Big Three since he took office earlier this year , said that with half of the nation ' s dealers losing money or breaking even , it was time for " emergency action . " losing Why are these dealers losing money? 30 31 +233 3 Mr . Tonkin , who has been feuding with the Big Three since he took office earlier this year , said that with half of the nation ' s dealers losing money or breaking even , it was time for " emergency action . " Big Three Who are the Big Three? 10 12 +233 3 Mr . Tonkin , who has been feuding with the Big Three since he took office earlier this year , said that with half of the nation ' s dealers losing money or breaking even , it was time for " emergency action . " feuding Why is Mr. Tonkin feuding with the Big Three? 7 8 +233 3 Mr . Tonkin , who has been feuding with the Big Three since he took office earlier this year , said that with half of the nation ' s dealers losing money or breaking even , it was time for " emergency action . " losing money Why are half the nation's dealers losing money? 30 32 +233 3 Mr . Tonkin , who has been feuding with the Big Three since he took office earlier this year , said that with half of the nation ' s dealers losing money or breaking even , it was time for " emergency action . " the Big Three Who are the Big Three? 9 12 +233 3 Mr . Tonkin , who has been feuding with the Big Three since he took office earlier this year , said that with half of the nation ' s dealers losing money or breaking even , it was time for " emergency action . " earlier this year , When exactly did he take office? 16 20 +233 4 U . S . car dealers had an average of 59 days ' supply of cars in their lots at the end of September , according to Ward ' s Automotive Reports . supply Why do dealers feel the need to keep 59 days supply? 13 14 +233 5 But Mr . Tonkin said dealers should slash stocks to between 15 and 30 days to reduce the costs of financing inventory . costs of financing inventory Why are dealers having a hard time financing inventory? 18 22 +233 5 But Mr . Tonkin said dealers should slash stocks to between 15 and 30 days to reduce the costs of financing inventory . days How did he arrive at these numbers specifically? 14 15 +233 5 But Mr . Tonkin said dealers should slash stocks to between 15 and 30 days to reduce the costs of financing inventory . reduce the costs How would slashing stocks reduce the costs of financing inventory? 16 19 +233 5 But Mr . Tonkin said dealers should slash stocks to between 15 and 30 days to reduce the costs of financing inventory . costs of financing inventory What are the costs of financing inventory? 18 22 +234 1 The following were among Friday ' s offerings and pricings in the U . S . and non - U . S . capital markets , with terms and syndicate manager , as compiled by Dow Jones Capital Markets Report : syndicate manager , What is a syndicate manager? 29 32 +234 2 Sun Microsystems Inc . - - $ 125 million of 6 3 / 8 % convertible subordinated debentures due Oct . 15 , 1999 , priced at 84 . 90 to yield 7 . 51 % . debentures what is a debenture 17 18 +234 2 Sun Microsystems Inc . - - $ 125 million of 6 3 / 8 % convertible subordinated debentures due Oct . 15 , 1999 , priced at 84 . 90 to yield 7 . 51 % . debentures what is a debenture? 17 18 +234 2 Sun Microsystems Inc . - - $ 125 million of 6 3 / 8 % convertible subordinated debentures due Oct . 15 , 1999 , priced at 84 . 90 to yield 7 . 51 % . subordinated debentures What is a subordinated debenture? 16 18 +234 2 Sun Microsystems Inc . - - $ 125 million of 6 3 / 8 % convertible subordinated debentures due Oct . 15 , 1999 , priced at 84 . 90 to yield 7 . 51 % . convertible subordinated debentures What is a convertible subordinated debenture? 15 18 +234 3 The debentures are convertible into common stock at $ 25 a share , representing a 24 % conversion premium over Thursday ' s closing price . 24 % conversion is that a good percentage? 15 18 +234 4 Rated single - B - 1 by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . and single - B - plus by Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , the issue will be sold through underwriters led by Goldman , Sachs & Co . underwriters what is an underwriter? 35 36 +234 4 Rated single - B - 1 by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . and single - B - plus by Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , the issue will be sold through underwriters led by Goldman , Sachs & Co . single - B - 1 What does single-B-1 mean? 1 6 +234 4 Rated single - B - 1 by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . and single - B - plus by Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , the issue will be sold through underwriters led by Goldman , Sachs & Co . single - B - plus What does single-B-plus mean? 15 20 +234 4 Rated single - B - 1 by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . and single - B - plus by Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , the issue will be sold through underwriters led by Goldman , Sachs & Co . single - B - plus What is a single-B-plus rating mean? 15 20 +234 5 Hertz Corp . - - $ 100 million of senior notes due Nov . 1 , 2009 , priced at par to yield 9 % . Hertz hertz the automotive company? 0 1 +234 5 Hertz Corp . - - $ 100 million of senior notes due Nov . 1 , 2009 , priced at par to yield 9 % . senior notes What are senior notes? 9 11 +234 5 Hertz Corp . - - $ 100 million of senior notes due Nov . 1 , 2009 , priced at par to yield 9 % . par to yield 9 % What does par to yield 9% mean? 20 25 +235 1 This hasn ' t been Kellogg Co . ' s year . This Why hasn't it been their year? 0 1 +235 1 This hasn ' t been Kellogg Co . ' s year . This hasn ' t been Kellogg Co . ' s year Why hasn't it been Kellogg's year? 0 11 +235 1 This hasn ' t been Kellogg Co . ' s year . year which year? 10 11 +235 1 This hasn ' t been Kellogg Co . ' s year . hasn ' t been Kellogg Co . ' s year Why hasn't it been Kellogg's year? 1 11 +235 2 The oat - bran craze has cost the world ' s largest cereal maker market share . oat - bran craze What is the \"oat bran craze\"? 1 5 +235 2 The oat - bran craze has cost the world ' s largest cereal maker market share . craze theres a craze? 4 5 +235 2 The oat - bran craze has cost the world ' s largest cereal maker market share . market share Why has Kellogg's lost market share? 14 16 +235 3 The company ' s president quit suddenly . The company ' s president Who is the company's president? 0 5 +235 3 The company ' s president quit suddenly . The company ' s president quit suddenly Why did they quit? 0 7 +235 3 The company ' s president quit suddenly . quit suddenly Why did he quit? 5 7 +235 3 The company ' s president quit suddenly . suddenly for what reason? 6 7 +235 3 The company ' s president quit suddenly . president quit Why did the president quit? 4 6 +235 4 And now Kellogg is indefinitely suspending work on what was to be a $ 1 billion cereal plant . suspending work Why are they suspending work? 5 7 +235 4 And now Kellogg is indefinitely suspending work on what was to be a $ 1 billion cereal plant . suspending work Why are they suspending work on the new plant? 5 7 +235 4 And now Kellogg is indefinitely suspending work on what was to be a $ 1 billion cereal plant . suspending work Why is Kellogg's suspending work on the cereal plant? 5 7 +235 5 The company said it was delaying construction because of current market conditions . current market conditions What market conditions are causing the delay of construction? 9 12 +235 5 The company said it was delaying construction because of current market conditions . current market conditions What is wrong with current market conditions? 9 12 +236 1 In what could prove a major addition to the Philippines ' foreign - investment portfolio , a Taiwanese company signed a $ 180 million construction contract to build the centerpiece of a planned petrochemical complex . Taiwanese company What is the actual name of the company? 17 19 +236 1 In what could prove a major addition to the Philippines ' foreign - investment portfolio , a Taiwanese company signed a $ 180 million construction contract to build the centerpiece of a planned petrochemical complex . centerpiece of a planned petrochemical complex Why was this company chosen to make this in the Philippines'? 29 35 +236 1 In what could prove a major addition to the Philippines ' foreign - investment portfolio , a Taiwanese company signed a $ 180 million construction contract to build the centerpiece of a planned petrochemical complex . Taiwanese company What Taiwanse company is being referred to here? 17 19 +236 1 In what could prove a major addition to the Philippines ' foreign - investment portfolio , a Taiwanese company signed a $ 180 million construction contract to build the centerpiece of a planned petrochemical complex . foreign - investment portfolio , What else is included in the Phillipines' foreign-investment portfolio? 11 16 +236 1 In what could prove a major addition to the Philippines ' foreign - investment portfolio , a Taiwanese company signed a $ 180 million construction contract to build the centerpiece of a planned petrochemical complex . a Taiwanese company Which Taiwanese company? 16 19 +236 1 In what could prove a major addition to the Philippines ' foreign - investment portfolio , a Taiwanese company signed a $ 180 million construction contract to build the centerpiece of a planned petrochemical complex . addition to the Philippines ' whats in their portfolio? 6 11 +236 2 Taiwan ' s USI Far East Corp . , a petrochemical company , initialed the agreement with an unidentified Japanese contractor to build a naphtha cracker , according to Alson Lee , who heads the Philippine company set up to build and operate the complex . Japanese contractor What are they asking for a Japanese contractor's help? 19 21 +236 2 Taiwan ' s USI Far East Corp . , a petrochemical company , initialed the agreement with an unidentified Japanese contractor to build a naphtha cracker , according to Alson Lee , who heads the Philippine company set up to build and operate the complex . unidentified Japanese contractor Why is the Japanese contractor undefined? 18 21 +236 2 Taiwan ' s USI Far East Corp . , a petrochemical company , initialed the agreement with an unidentified Japanese contractor to build a naphtha cracker , according to Alson Lee , who heads the Philippine company set up to build and operate the complex . naphtha cracker , What is a naphtha cracker? 24 27 +236 2 Taiwan ' s USI Far East Corp . , a petrochemical company , initialed the agreement with an unidentified Japanese contractor to build a naphtha cracker , according to Alson Lee , who heads the Philippine company set up to build and operate the complex . naphtha cracker , What is a naphtha cracker? 24 27 +236 3 Mr . Lee , president of Luzon Petrochemical Corp . , said the contract was signed Wednesday in Tokyo with USI Far East officials . contract was signed What was the value of the contract that was signed? 13 16 +236 3 Mr . Lee , president of Luzon Petrochemical Corp . , said the contract was signed Wednesday in Tokyo with USI Far East officials . Luzon Petrochemical Corp What is the primary business of Luzon Petrochemical Corp? 6 9 +236 3 Mr . Lee , president of Luzon Petrochemical Corp . , said the contract was signed Wednesday in Tokyo with USI Far East officials . Wednesday which wednesday? 16 17 +236 4 Contract details , however , haven ' t been made public . made public What is stopping them from making the information about the contract public? 9 11 +236 4 Contract details , however , haven ' t been made public . public why not public? 10 11 +236 5 The complex is to be located in Batangas , about 70 miles south of Manila . Batangas , about 70 miles south of Manila . Why this location? 7 16 +236 5 The complex is to be located in Batangas , about 70 miles south of Manila . complex is to be located What does the complex facilitate? 1 6 +236 5 The complex is to be located in Batangas , about 70 miles south of Manila . complex What will the complex consist of? 1 2 +236 5 The complex is to be located in Batangas , about 70 miles south of Manila . Batangas , is it a big city? 7 9 +237 1 In an age of specialization , the federal judiciary is one of the last bastions of the generalist . the generalist How would you define a 'generalist?' 16 18 +237 1 In an age of specialization , the federal judiciary is one of the last bastions of the generalist . one of the last bastions Who else is in this list? 10 15 +237 1 In an age of specialization , the federal judiciary is one of the last bastions of the generalist . judiciary Why do they not adapt to the trend? 8 9 +237 1 In an age of specialization , the federal judiciary is one of the last bastions of the generalist . last bastions of the generalist How exactly is the federal judiciary a generalist institution? 13 18 +237 1 In an age of specialization , the federal judiciary is one of the last bastions of the generalist . specialization , Does this mean most companies are specialized? 4 6 +237 2 A judge must jump from murder to antitrust cases , from arson to securities fraud , without missing a beat . jump from murder to antitrust cases Why was the system set up this way? 3 9 +237 2 A judge must jump from murder to antitrust cases , from arson to securities fraud , without missing a beat . A judge must jump Why must they do this? 0 4 +237 2 A judge must jump from murder to antitrust cases , from arson to securities fraud , without missing a beat . must Do they have the option of passing on certain cases? 2 3 +237 3 But even on the federal bench , specialization is creeping in , and it has become a subject of sharp controversy on the newest federal appeals court . specialization is creeping in , How does a judge get placed in a specialized role? 7 12 +237 3 But even on the federal bench , specialization is creeping in , and it has become a subject of sharp controversy on the newest federal appeals court . a subject What are the other subjects? 16 18 +237 3 But even on the federal bench , specialization is creeping in , and it has become a subject of sharp controversy on the newest federal appeals court . controversy Why would this cause controversy? 20 21 +237 3 But even on the federal bench , specialization is creeping in , and it has become a subject of sharp controversy on the newest federal appeals court . sharp controversy What is wrong with specialization in government? 19 21 +237 3 But even on the federal bench , specialization is creeping in , and it has become a subject of sharp controversy on the newest federal appeals court . a subject of sharp controversy Why is specialization a subject of controversy? 16 21 +237 4 The Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit was created in 1982 to serve , among other things , as the court of last resort for most patent disputes . last resort for most patent disputes How did the jurisdiction of the Court of Appeals expand? 23 29 +237 4 The Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit was created in 1982 to serve , among other things , as the court of last resort for most patent disputes . court of last resort Which other courts were gone through? 21 25 +237 4 The Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit was created in 1982 to serve , among other things , as the court of last resort for most patent disputes . most patent disputes Which type of patent disputes if this is \"most patent disputes\"? 26 29 +237 4 The Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit was created in 1982 to serve , among other things , as the court of last resort for most patent disputes . last What are the steps prior to going to the Federal Circuit? 23 24 +237 5 Previously , patent cases moved through the court system to one of the 12 circuit appeals courts . one of the 12 circuit appeals courts Do these courts have names? 10 17 +237 5 Previously , patent cases moved through the court system to one of the 12 circuit appeals courts . 12 circuit appeals courts Why did it stop moving through these appeal courts? 13 17 +238 1 Small investors matched their big institutional brethren in anxiety over the weekend , but most seemed to be taking a philosophical approach and said they were resigned to riding out the latest storm in the stock market . latest storm in the stock market . Why was the most recent stock market storm so bad? 31 38 +238 1 Small investors matched their big institutional brethren in anxiety over the weekend , but most seemed to be taking a philosophical approach and said they were resigned to riding out the latest storm in the stock market . Small investors Who are the small investors? 0 2 +238 1 Small investors matched their big institutional brethren in anxiety over the weekend , but most seemed to be taking a philosophical approach and said they were resigned to riding out the latest storm in the stock market . latest storm in the stock market Why is the stock market undergoing such change? 31 37 +238 1 Small investors matched their big institutional brethren in anxiety over the weekend , but most seemed to be taking a philosophical approach and said they were resigned to riding out the latest storm in the stock market . matched their big institutional brethren Why are both large and small investors reacting this way? 2 7 +238 2 " I ' m not losing faith in the market , " said Boston lawyer Christopher Sullivan as he watched the market plunge on a big screen in front of a brokerage firm . " I ' m not losing faith in the market , " How does Christopher keep his faith alive when everyone is sad and mad. 0 12 +238 2 " I ' m not losing faith in the market , " said Boston lawyer Christopher Sullivan as he watched the market plunge on a big screen in front of a brokerage firm . watched the market plunge Why is the market plunging? 19 23 +238 2 " I ' m not losing faith in the market , " said Boston lawyer Christopher Sullivan as he watched the market plunge on a big screen in front of a brokerage firm . losing faith why isnt he losing faith? 5 7 +238 3 But he ' s not so sure about everyone else . not so sure Why is he unaware of how his peers feel? 4 7 +238 3 But he ' s not so sure about everyone else . so sure does he seem unsure? 5 7 +238 3 But he ' s not so sure about everyone else . everyone else Who is everyone else? 8 10 +238 4 " I think on Monday the small ( investors ) are going to panic and sell , " predicted Mr . Sullivan , whose investments include AMR Corp . ' s American Airlines unit and several mutual funds . " And I think institutions are going to come in and buy . . . I ' m going to hold on . predicted How is Mr.Sullivan coming to his predicted conclusion? 18 19 +238 4 " I think on Monday the small ( investors ) are going to panic and sell , " predicted Mr . Sullivan , whose investments include AMR Corp . ' s American Airlines unit and several mutual funds . " And I think institutions are going to come in and buy . . . I ' m going to hold on . I ' m going to hold on How did he come to this conclusion? 54 61 +238 4 " I think on Monday the small ( investors ) are going to panic and sell , " predicted Mr . Sullivan , whose investments include AMR Corp . ' s American Airlines unit and several mutual funds . " And I think institutions are going to come in and buy . . . I ' m going to hold on . " I think on Monday Why does he think this? 0 5 +238 5 If I sell now , I ' ll take a big loss . " take a big loss Why will he take a big loss? 8 12 +238 5 If I sell now , I ' ll take a big loss . " If I sell should he hold then? 0 3 +238 5 If I sell now , I ' ll take a big loss . " sell now , What are they selling now? 2 5 +239 1 The following U . S . Treasury , corporate and municipal offerings are tentatively scheduled for sale this week , according to Dow Jones Capital Markets Report : tentatively scheduled Why are these offerings tentatively scheduled? 13 15 +239 2 $ 15 . 2 billion of three - month and six - month bills . three - month and six - month bills what are month bills? 6 14 +239 2 $ 15 . 2 billion of three - month and six - month bills . $ 15 . 2 billion of three - month What is the bill about? 0 9 +239 3 Two - year notes , refinancing about $ 9 . 6 billion in maturing debt . maturing what is maturing debt? 13 14 +239 4 $ 9 . 75 billion of 52 - week bills . 52 - week bills why not one year bills? 6 10 +239 4 $ 9 . 75 billion of 52 - week bills . $ 9 . 75 billion What is the bill for? 0 5 +239 5 Connecticut Light & Power Co . - - Three million shares of $ 25 preferred , via competitive bidding . competitive bidding what is competitive bidding? 17 19 +239 5 Connecticut Light & Power Co . - - Three million shares of $ 25 preferred , via competitive bidding . of $ 25 preferred , Why are these shares preferred? 11 16 +239 5 Connecticut Light & Power Co . - - Three million shares of $ 25 preferred , via competitive bidding . Three million shares How the bid happened? 8 11 +240 1 In response to your overly optimistic , outdated piece on how long unemployment lasts ( People Patterns , Sept . 20 ) : overly optimistic , Why was the piece overly optimistic? 4 7 +240 1 In response to your overly optimistic , outdated piece on how long unemployment lasts ( People Patterns , Sept . 20 ) : Sept . 20 ) : which year? 18 23 +240 2 I am in the communications field , above entry level . above entry level how far above? 7 10 +240 3 I was laid off in August 1988 , and after a thorough and exhausting job search , was hired in August 1989 . I was laid off Why were they laid off? 0 4 +240 4 My unemployment insurance ran out before I found a job ; I found cutbacks and layoffs in many companies . I found cutbacks and layoffs Why were there so many cutbacks and layoffs? 11 16 +240 4 My unemployment insurance ran out before I found a job ; I found cutbacks and layoffs in many companies . in many companies . What were the companies? 16 20 +240 5 The statistics quoted by the " new " Census Bureau report ( garnered from 1984 to 1986 ) are out of date , certainly as an average for the Northeast , and possibly for the rest of the country . " new " Census why is it new if its old? 5 9 +241 1 Call it the " we ' re too broke to fight " defense . broke to fight " What are they talking about here? Are they seeing that they are broken and not able to fight or that they are not rich and not able to defend for themselves? 8 12 +241 1 Call it the " we ' re too broke to fight " defense . " we ' re too broke who is too broke? 3 9 +241 1 Call it the " we ' re too broke to fight " defense . " we ' re too broke to fight " Who's too broke to fight? 3 12 +241 2 Lawyers for dozens of insolvent savings and loan associations are trying a new tack in their efforts to defuse suits filed by borrowers , developers and creditors . a new tack Why do they want to try a new tack? Is their old tacks failing them now? 11 14 +241 2 Lawyers for dozens of insolvent savings and loan associations are trying a new tack in their efforts to defuse suits filed by borrowers , developers and creditors . dozens of insolvent savings and loan associations Which savings and loan associations? 2 9 +241 2 Lawyers for dozens of insolvent savings and loan associations are trying a new tack in their efforts to defuse suits filed by borrowers , developers and creditors . defuse suits Why do the lawyers want to defuse suits? 18 20 +241 3 The thrifts ' lawyers claim that the suits , numbering 700 to 1 , 000 in Texas alone , should be dismissed as moot because neither the S & Ls nor the extinct Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp . has the money to pay judgments . has the money to pay judgments How are they paying for their lawyers? 40 46 +241 3 The thrifts ' lawyers claim that the suits , numbering 700 to 1 , 000 in Texas alone , should be dismissed as moot because neither the S & Ls nor the extinct Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp . has the money to pay judgments . 700 to 1 , 000 is that many? 10 15 +241 3 The thrifts ' lawyers claim that the suits , numbering 700 to 1 , 000 in Texas alone , should be dismissed as moot because neither the S & Ls nor the extinct Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp . has the money to pay judgments . has the money Why don't S&Ls and the insurance corp have money to pay? 40 43 +241 4 Though the argument may have a common - sense ring to it , even the S & L lawyers concede there ' s little precedent to back their position . there ' s little precedent to back their position If they know that there's little precedent to back their position, why do it in the first place? 20 29 +241 4 Though the argument may have a common - sense ring to it , even the S & L lawyers concede there ' s little precedent to back their position . little precedent does that matter? 23 25 +241 5 Still , one federal appeals court has signaled it ' s willing to entertain the notion , and the lawyers have renewed their arguments in Texas and eight other states where the defense is permitted under state law . one federal appeals court Which federal appeals court? 2 6 +241 5 Still , one federal appeals court has signaled it ' s willing to entertain the notion , and the lawyers have renewed their arguments in Texas and eight other states where the defense is permitted under state law . one federal appeals court Why has this federal court stepped up compared to all the others? 2 6 +241 5 Still , one federal appeals court has signaled it ' s willing to entertain the notion , and the lawyers have renewed their arguments in Texas and eight other states where the defense is permitted under state law . eight other states Which eight other states? 27 30 +241 5 Still , one federal appeals court has signaled it ' s willing to entertain the notion , and the lawyers have renewed their arguments in Texas and eight other states where the defense is permitted under state law . arguments in Texas what about other states? 23 26 +242 1 MedChem Products Inc . said a U . S . District Court in Boston ruled that a challenge by MedChem to the validity of a U . S . patent held by Pharmacia Inc . was " without merit . " patent What is the patent for? 29 30 +242 1 MedChem Products Inc . said a U . S . District Court in Boston ruled that a challenge by MedChem to the validity of a U . S . patent held by Pharmacia Inc . was " without merit . " challenge by MedChem Why did MedChem make a challenge? 17 20 +242 1 MedChem Products Inc . said a U . S . District Court in Boston ruled that a challenge by MedChem to the validity of a U . S . patent held by Pharmacia Inc . was " without merit . " validity of a U . S . patent Why would the validity of a U.S. patent held by Pharmacia be challenged? 22 30 +242 2 Pharmacia , based in Upsala , Sweden , had charged in a lawsuit against MedChem that MedChem ' s AMVISC product line infringes on the Pharmacia patent . AMVISC product line infringes on the Pharmacia How did MedChem feel their patent was infringed on? 19 26 +242 2 Pharmacia , based in Upsala , Sweden , had charged in a lawsuit against MedChem that MedChem ' s AMVISC product line infringes on the Pharmacia patent . Upsala , where is that? 4 6 +242 2 Pharmacia , based in Upsala , Sweden , had charged in a lawsuit against MedChem that MedChem ' s AMVISC product line infringes on the Pharmacia patent . infringes How does the AMVISC product line infringe on Pharmacia's patent? 22 23 +242 3 The patent is related to hyaluronic acid , a rooster - comb extract used in eye surgery . rooster - comb what is rooster comb? 9 12 +242 4 In its lawsuit , Pharmacia is seeking unspecified damages and a preliminary injunction to block MedChem from selling the AMVISC products . AMVISC products how many did they sell? 19 21 +242 5 A MedChem spokesman said the products contribute about a third of MedChem ' s sales and 10 % to 20 % of its earnings . products What are the brand names of the products? 5 6 +242 5 A MedChem spokesman said the products contribute about a third of MedChem ' s sales and 10 % to 20 % of its earnings . A MedChem spokesman Who is the MedChem spokesman? 0 3 +243 1 Program trading on the New York Stock Exchange in September rose to its highest recorded level as a percentage of total monthly trading volume . as a percentage of total monthly trading volume What does it mean for trading to be \"a percentage of total volume\"? 16 24 +243 1 Program trading on the New York Stock Exchange in September rose to its highest recorded level as a percentage of total monthly trading volume . rose to its highest recorded level Why did the Stock Exchange perform so well? 10 16 +243 1 Program trading on the New York Stock Exchange in September rose to its highest recorded level as a percentage of total monthly trading volume . September September of what year? 9 10 +243 1 Program trading on the New York Stock Exchange in September rose to its highest recorded level as a percentage of total monthly trading volume . as a percentage of total monthly trading volume What is the %? 16 24 +243 2 September program trading amounted to 13 . 8 % of average daily New York Stock Exchange volume of 151 . 8 million shares , the largest percentage since the exchange began making such figures public in July 1988 . 13 . 8 % of average Is that average for each day in September previously, or average for each day in the year? 5 11 +243 2 September program trading amounted to 13 . 8 % of average daily New York Stock Exchange volume of 151 . 8 million shares , the largest percentage since the exchange began making such figures public in July 1988 . the largest percentage since the exchange began What caused the large increase? 24 31 +243 3 A daily average of 20 . 9 million shares traded in program strategies in September , the second - highest level ever . program strategies What is a program strategy? 11 13 +243 3 A daily average of 20 . 9 million shares traded in program strategies in September , the second - highest level ever . second - highest level When was the highest level ever? 17 21 +243 5 Average daily trading volume in June of 180 . 3 million shares was considerably higher than in September . trading volume What is the definition of trading volume? 2 4 +243 5 Average daily trading volume in June of 180 . 3 million shares was considerably higher than in September . Average daily trading volume Why was the average daily trading volume considerably higher than September? 0 4 +244 1 The Justice Department has revised certain internal guidelines and clarified others in a move that could restrict the use of criminal racketeering charges against white - collar defendants . internal guidelines which internal guidlines? 6 8 +244 1 The Justice Department has revised certain internal guidelines and clarified others in a move that could restrict the use of criminal racketeering charges against white - collar defendants . revised certain internal guidelines What are the internal guidelines that they revised? 4 8 +244 2 The most significant changes in department policy are new requirements that federal prosecutors avoid disrupting " the normal business functions " of companies charged under the racketeering law , a senior department official said . normal business functions " What are some of the normal business functions? 17 21 +244 2 The most significant changes in department policy are new requirements that federal prosecutors avoid disrupting " the normal business functions " of companies charged under the racketeering law , a senior department official said . new What are the new requirements of the department policy. 8 9 +244 2 The most significant changes in department policy are new requirements that federal prosecutors avoid disrupting " the normal business functions " of companies charged under the racketeering law , a senior department official said . department official did he declined to be named? 31 33 +244 3 Another important revision of department policy is a new guideline warning prosecutors " not to take steps that would harm innocent third parties " in a case brought under the racketeering law , the official , David Runkel , said . " not to take steps what kind of steps? 12 17 +244 3 Another important revision of department policy is a new guideline warning prosecutors " not to take steps that would harm innocent third parties " in a case brought under the racketeering law , the official , David Runkel , said . David Runkel , who is runkel? 36 39 +244 4 The department distributed the revisions and clarifications to U . S . attorneys around the country this summer as part of a routine process of updating prosecutorial guidelines , Mr . Runkel said . U . S . attorneys around the country Which attorneys received the revisions? 8 16 +244 5 The changes apply to prosecutions brought under the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations law . Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Why only these two? 8 13 +244 5 The changes apply to prosecutions brought under the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations law . law What is the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations law? 13 14 +244 5 The changes apply to prosecutions brought under the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations law . law is that the rico? 13 14 +245 1 Dana Corp . said its third - quarter net income fell 27 % to $ 29 . 6 million , or 72 cents a share , from $ 40 . 7 million , or $ 1 a share , a year earlier . Dana Corp What kind of company is Dana Corp.? 0 2 +245 1 Dana Corp . said its third - quarter net income fell 27 % to $ 29 . 6 million , or 72 cents a share , from $ 40 . 7 million , or $ 1 a share , a year earlier . net income fell Why did Dana Corp.'s net income fall? 8 11 +245 1 Dana Corp . said its third - quarter net income fell 27 % to $ 29 . 6 million , or 72 cents a share , from $ 40 . 7 million , or $ 1 a share , a year earlier . share , What caused the shares to decrease in a year? 24 26 +245 1 Dana Corp . said its third - quarter net income fell 27 % to $ 29 . 6 million , or 72 cents a share , from $ 40 . 7 million , or $ 1 a share , a year earlier . Dana Corp what do they do? 0 2 +245 2 Sales dropped 4 % to $ 1 . 12 billion from $ 1 . 17 billion . Sales dropped Why did Dana Corp.'s sales drop? 0 2 +245 2 Sales dropped 4 % to $ 1 . 12 billion from $ 1 . 17 billion . Sales What type of sales? 0 1 +245 2 Sales dropped 4 % to $ 1 . 12 billion from $ 1 . 17 billion . Sales Sales of what dropped? 0 1 +245 2 Sales dropped 4 % to $ 1 . 12 billion from $ 1 . 17 billion . dropped 4 % why such a big drop? 1 4 +245 3 The company , which supplies transmissions and other drive - train parts to auto makers , said about half the earnings drop came from the " virtual collapse " of the Venezuelan auto industry . other drive - train parts Which other drive-train parts? 7 12 +245 3 The company , which supplies transmissions and other drive - train parts to auto makers , said about half the earnings drop came from the " virtual collapse " of the Venezuelan auto industry . collapse " How did the Venezuelan auto industry collapse? 27 29 +245 3 The company , which supplies transmissions and other drive - train parts to auto makers , said about half the earnings drop came from the " virtual collapse " of the Venezuelan auto industry . " virtual collapse " What caused this virtual collapse? 25 29 +245 4 The Venezuelan currency plummeted this year , making it difficult for auto makers there to afford imported parts . currency What is Venezuelan currency called? 2 3 +245 4 The Venezuelan currency plummeted this year , making it difficult for auto makers there to afford imported parts . afford imported parts what about local parts? 15 18 +245 5 Dana also said it was hurt by slumping U . S . truck sales and by a strike at a parts supplier . a strike at a parts supplier What parts supplier was there a strike at? 16 22 +245 5 Dana also said it was hurt by slumping U . S . truck sales and by a strike at a parts supplier . slumping How would slumping U.S. truck sales affect Dana Corp.? 7 8 +245 5 Dana also said it was hurt by slumping U . S . truck sales and by a strike at a parts supplier . strike at a parts supplier Why did this strike occur? 17 22 +246 1 In a startling turnabout , Members of the Senate Intelligence Committee are complaining that someone in the executive branch is leaking on them . is leaking on them About what and do they have evidence? 19 23 +246 1 In a startling turnabout , Members of the Senate Intelligence Committee are complaining that someone in the executive branch is leaking on them . Members of the Senate Intelligence Committee Which members if the senate intelligence community. 5 11 +246 1 In a startling turnabout , Members of the Senate Intelligence Committee are complaining that someone in the executive branch is leaking on them . startling turnabout , Why is the turnabout startling? 2 5 +246 1 In a startling turnabout , Members of the Senate Intelligence Committee are complaining that someone in the executive branch is leaking on them . someone who is leaking? 14 15 +246 2 David Boren , the Intelligence Committee chairman , is upset that someone leaked a letter to the committee from the Reagan administration suggesting that the U . S . would undertake to warn Panamanian thug Manuel Noriega if it got wind of an impending coup that might result in his assassination . that someone leaked a letter Has there been a investigation to find out who this \"someone\" is? 10 15 +246 2 David Boren , the Intelligence Committee chairman , is upset that someone leaked a letter to the committee from the Reagan administration suggesting that the U . S . would undertake to warn Panamanian thug Manuel Noriega if it got wind of an impending coup that might result in his assassination . someone leaked a letter Why would someone warn a thug of impending assassination? 11 15 +246 2 David Boren , the Intelligence Committee chairman , is upset that someone leaked a letter to the committee from the Reagan administration suggesting that the U . S . would undertake to warn Panamanian thug Manuel Noriega if it got wind of an impending coup that might result in his assassination . impending coup Why would a thug be worried about a coup? 43 45 +246 2 David Boren , the Intelligence Committee chairman , is upset that someone leaked a letter to the committee from the Reagan administration suggesting that the U . S . would undertake to warn Panamanian thug Manuel Noriega if it got wind of an impending coup that might result in his assassination . warn Panamanian thug Manuel Noriega Why would the U.S. warn him? 32 37 +246 3 With due respect to " highly classified correspondence " and other buzzwords , the leakers are performing a public service . public service What's the public service that their performing? 18 20 +246 3 With due respect to " highly classified correspondence " and other buzzwords , the leakers are performing a public service . leakers are performing a public service why does the author believe the leakers are performing a public service? 14 20 +246 3 With due respect to " highly classified correspondence " and other buzzwords , the leakers are performing a public service . buzzwords , what is a buzzword? 11 13 +246 3 With due respect to " highly classified correspondence " and other buzzwords , the leakers are performing a public service . other buzzwords , What other buzzwords? 10 13 +246 4 If the CIA has become a protection service for Mr . Noriega , the American people ought to know . American people ought to know Why do we have to know if the CIA is protecting Mr Noriega? 14 19 +246 4 If the CIA has become a protection service for Mr . Noriega , the American people ought to know . ought to know why does the author believe this is information the american people need to know? 16 19 +246 4 If the CIA has become a protection service for Mr . Noriega , the American people ought to know . ought to know why should we know? 16 19 +246 5 What went wrong in Panama is a fitting subject for public and congressional inquiry . What went wrong So what did go wrong in Panama? 0 3 +246 5 What went wrong in Panama is a fitting subject for public and congressional inquiry . public and congressional inquiry How does the author believe that inquiry into this subject will affect the american people? 10 14 +246 5 What went wrong in Panama is a fitting subject for public and congressional inquiry . went wrong what went wrong there? 1 3 +247 1 Tandy Corp . said it won ' t join U . S . Memories , the group that seeks to battle the Japanese in the market for computer memory chips . won ' t join Why won't Tandy join U.S. Memories? 5 9 +247 2 Tandy ' s decision is a second setback for U . S . Memories . second setback when was the first? 6 8 +247 2 Tandy ' s decision is a second setback for U . S . Memories . setback What is the first setback for U.S. Memories? 7 8 +247 3 Last month , Apple Computer Inc . said that it wouldn ' t invest in the group . Last month , which year? 0 3 +247 3 Last month , Apple Computer Inc . said that it wouldn ' t invest in the group . the group What group? 15 17 +247 3 Last month , Apple Computer Inc . said that it wouldn ' t invest in the group . wouldn ' t invest Why wouldn't Apple invest in U.S. Memories? 10 14 +247 4 Apple said that its money would be better spent in areas such as research and development . Apple said that its is apple correct? 0 4 +247 5 U . S . Memories is seeking major investors to back its attempt to crack the $ 10 billion market for dynamic random access memory chips , a market dominated by the Japanese . billion market for dynamic random what are dynamic random chips? 18 23 +248 1 Savings and loans reject blacks for mortgage loans twice as often as they reject whites , the Office of Thrift Supervision said . reject blacks for what reason? 3 5 +248 1 Savings and loans reject blacks for mortgage loans twice as often as they reject whites , the Office of Thrift Supervision said . Savings and loans Who are savings and loans? Are we referring to banks? 0 3 +248 2 But that doesn ' t necessarily mean thrifts are discriminating against blacks , the agency said . discriminating What are the other reasons mortgage loans are rejected? 9 10 +248 2 But that doesn ' t necessarily mean thrifts are discriminating against blacks , the agency said . thrifts What are \"thrifts\"? 7 8 +248 3 The office , an arm of the Treasury , said it doesn ' t have data on the financial position of applicants and thus can ' t determine why blacks are rejected more often . have should they have the data? 14 15 +248 3 The office , an arm of the Treasury , said it doesn ' t have data on the financial position of applicants and thus can ' t determine why blacks are rejected more often . can ' t Does they not need to state a reason why mortgage loans are rejected? 24 27 +248 3 The office , an arm of the Treasury , said it doesn ' t have data on the financial position of applicants and thus can ' t determine why blacks are rejected more often . data Why don't they have data? 15 16 +248 4 Nevertheless , on Capitol Hill , where the information was released yesterday at a Senate banking subcommittee hearing , lawmakers said they are worried that financial institutions are routinely discriminating against minorities . routinely why would they do this? 28 29 +248 4 Nevertheless , on Capitol Hill , where the information was released yesterday at a Senate banking subcommittee hearing , lawmakers said they are worried that financial institutions are routinely discriminating against minorities . lawmakers said they are worried Which lawmakers said they are worried? 19 24 +248 4 Nevertheless , on Capitol Hill , where the information was released yesterday at a Senate banking subcommittee hearing , lawmakers said they are worried that financial institutions are routinely discriminating against minorities . routinely What can be done to try to prevent discriminating against minorities that are applying for a mortgage loan? 28 29 +248 5 They asked regulators to suggest new ways to force banks and thrifts to comply with anti - discrimination laws . comply what are the penalties if they dont? 13 14 +248 5 They asked regulators to suggest new ways to force banks and thrifts to comply with anti - discrimination laws . new What kind of new ways did the regulators come up with? 5 6 +248 5 They asked regulators to suggest new ways to force banks and thrifts to comply with anti - discrimination laws . anti - discrimination laws What sort of anti-discrimination laws are already in place? 15 19 +249 1 Mobil Corp . is preparing to slash the size of its work force in the U . S . , possibly as soon as next month , say individuals familiar with the company ' s strategy . slash Why is Mobil Corp. preparing to slash the size of its work force in the US? 6 7 +249 1 Mobil Corp . is preparing to slash the size of its work force in the U . S . , possibly as soon as next month , say individuals familiar with the company ' s strategy . slash the size of its work force Why is Mobil reducing its workforce? 6 13 +249 1 Mobil Corp . is preparing to slash the size of its work force in the U . S . , possibly as soon as next month , say individuals familiar with the company ' s strategy . slash the size of its work force in the U . S How much is Mobil Corp. planning to slash its work force? 6 18 +249 1 Mobil Corp . is preparing to slash the size of its work force in the U . S . , possibly as soon as next month , say individuals familiar with the company ' s strategy . slash the size How much would this affect the numbers in their work force? 6 9 +249 2 The size of the cuts isn ' t known , but they ' ll be centered in the exploration and production division , which is responsible for locating oil reserves , drilling wells and pumping crude oil and natural gas . centered Why is the cut only in exploration and production division only? 15 16 +249 2 The size of the cuts isn ' t known , but they ' ll be centered in the exploration and production division , which is responsible for locating oil reserves , drilling wells and pumping crude oil and natural gas . exploration and production division , Why would Mobil want to cut back on exploration and production? 18 23 +249 2 The size of the cuts isn ' t known , but they ' ll be centered in the exploration and production division , which is responsible for locating oil reserves , drilling wells and pumping crude oil and natural gas . isn ' t known , why isnt it known? 5 10 +249 2 The size of the cuts isn ' t known , but they ' ll be centered in the exploration and production division , which is responsible for locating oil reserves , drilling wells and pumping crude oil and natural gas . exploration and production How will this affect the production of the company? 18 21 +249 3 Employees haven ' t yet been notified . notified How come the employees have not been notified yet even though the employees will be let go as early as next month? 6 7 +249 3 Employees haven ' t yet been notified . haven ' t yet been notified Why is this news breaking before the company has disclosed anything? 1 7 +249 3 Employees haven ' t yet been notified . notified how does the author know then? 6 7 +249 3 Employees haven ' t yet been notified . haven ' t yet been notified Why have they not been notified? 1 7 +249 4 Sources said that meetings to discuss the staff reductions have been scheduled for Friday at Mobil offices in New Orleans and Denver . Sources Are these sources credible? 0 1 +249 4 Sources said that meetings to discuss the staff reductions have been scheduled for Friday at Mobil offices in New Orleans and Denver . meetings Will there be employees or unions involved in this meeting? 3 4 +249 5 This would be a second round of cuts by Mobil , which along with other oil producers and refiners reduced its work force by 15 % to 20 % during the mid - 1980s as part of an industrywide shakeout . second What happened back in mid-1980's that Mobil had to do cuts? 4 5 +249 5 This would be a second round of cuts by Mobil , which along with other oil producers and refiners reduced its work force by 15 % to 20 % during the mid - 1980s as part of an industrywide shakeout . industrywide shakeout Why did a shakeout occur? 38 40 +249 5 This would be a second round of cuts by Mobil , which along with other oil producers and refiners reduced its work force by 15 % to 20 % during the mid - 1980s as part of an industrywide shakeout . along with other oil producers and refiners Which other oil producers and refiners? 12 19 +249 5 This would be a second round of cuts by Mobil , which along with other oil producers and refiners reduced its work force by 15 % to 20 % during the mid - 1980s as part of an industrywide shakeout . industrywide shakeout is gas going away? 38 40 +249 5 This would be a second round of cuts by Mobil , which along with other oil producers and refiners reduced its work force by 15 % to 20 % during the mid - 1980s as part of an industrywide shakeout . industrywide shakeout What occurred during the shakeout in the 1980's? 38 40 +250 1 Sheraton Corp . and Pan American World Airways announced that they and two Soviet partners will construct two " world - class " hotels within a mile of Red Square in Moscow . two Soviet partners Who are the two Soviet partners? 12 15 +250 1 Sheraton Corp . and Pan American World Airways announced that they and two Soviet partners will construct two " world - class " hotels within a mile of Red Square in Moscow . two Soviet partners Who are the two Soviet partners? 12 15 +250 2 U . S . and Soviet officials hailed the joint project as a new indication of the further thaw in U . S . - Soviet relations . " This is an outstanding example of how the East and the West can work together for their mutual benefit and progress , " said Soviet Ambassador Yuri Dubinin , who hosted a signing ceremony for the venture ' s partners at the Soviet embassy here . further thaw Why did US-Soviet relations need to thaw? 17 19 +250 2 U . S . and Soviet officials hailed the joint project as a new indication of the further thaw in U . S . - Soviet relations . " This is an outstanding example of how the East and the West can work together for their mutual benefit and progress , " said Soviet Ambassador Yuri Dubinin , who hosted a signing ceremony for the venture ' s partners at the Soviet embassy here . thaw in U . S . - Soviet relations what year was this? 18 27 +250 3 Commerce Secretary Robert Mosbacher , who attended the ceremony , called the undertaking a " historic step " in the evolution of U . S . - Soviet ties . " historic step " How will this deal be a historic step? 14 18 +250 3 Commerce Secretary Robert Mosbacher , who attended the ceremony , called the undertaking a " historic step " in the evolution of U . S . - Soviet ties . " historic step " was he serious? 14 18 +250 3 Commerce Secretary Robert Mosbacher , who attended the ceremony , called the undertaking a " historic step " in the evolution of U . S . - Soviet ties . " historic step " Why is it considered a historic step? 14 18 +250 4 He added that it likely will have a " mulitiplier effect " in stimulating further trade between the two countries . " mulitiplier effect " did the effect end up coming to fruition? 8 12 +250 5 The project will be the largest U . S . - backed joint venture to be undertaken in the Soviet Union in recent years . the largest U . S . - backed joint venture How large is the deal overall? 4 14 +250 5 The project will be the largest U . S . - backed joint venture to be undertaken in the Soviet Union in recent years . project what was the second biggest? 1 2 +251 1 Shoney ' s Inc . said it will report a write - off of $ 2 . 5 million , or seven cents a share , for its fourth quarter ended yesterday . write - off Why is Shoney's writing off $2.5 million? 10 13 +251 1 Shoney ' s Inc . said it will report a write - off of $ 2 . 5 million , or seven cents a share , for its fourth quarter ended yesterday . write - off Why a write-off? 10 13 +251 1 Shoney ' s Inc . said it will report a write - off of $ 2 . 5 million , or seven cents a share , for its fourth quarter ended yesterday . share , How many shares? 24 26 +251 2 The restaurant operator cited transaction costs from its 1988 recapitalization as a result of a $ 160 million restructuring of its bank debt . recapitalization What is recapitalization? 9 10 +251 2 The restaurant operator cited transaction costs from its 1988 recapitalization as a result of a $ 160 million restructuring of its bank debt . 1988 recapitalization What are the details for this event? 8 10 +251 2 The restaurant operator cited transaction costs from its 1988 recapitalization as a result of a $ 160 million restructuring of its bank debt . transaction How much did it cost? 4 5 +251 3 The write - off will be reported as an extraordinary item in the company ' s 1989 operating results . write - off is it legal to write off? 1 4 +251 3 The write - off will be reported as an extraordinary item in the company ' s 1989 operating results . extraordinary item What is an extraordinary item? 9 11 +251 4 In addition , the effective interest rate on the $ 410 million of total remaining bank debt after the restructuring is 10 . 66 % . bank Who is the bank? 15 16 +251 4 In addition , the effective interest rate on the $ 410 million of total remaining bank debt after the restructuring is 10 . 66 % . interest rate What was the previous rate? 5 7 +251 5 The combined effect of these changes is expected to save the company about $ 4 million in interest expenses next year , or six cents a share . combined effect of these changes which change is more impactful? 1 6 +251 5 The combined effect of these changes is expected to save the company about $ 4 million in interest expenses next year , or six cents a share . changes What changes are they talking about? 5 6 +252 1 Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega may have accomplished over the weekend what his U . S . antagonists have failed to do : revive a constituency for the Contra rebels . constituency What are the details of said constituency? 24 25 +252 1 Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega may have accomplished over the weekend what his U . S . antagonists have failed to do : revive a constituency for the Contra rebels . constituency What does \"constituency\" mean? 24 25 +252 1 Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega may have accomplished over the weekend what his U . S . antagonists have failed to do : revive a constituency for the Contra rebels . Contra rebels Who are the Contra rebels? 27 29 +252 1 Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega may have accomplished over the weekend what his U . S . antagonists have failed to do : revive a constituency for the Contra rebels . U . S . antagonists have failed Why did the U.S. antagonists fail? 12 19 +252 1 Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega may have accomplished over the weekend what his U . S . antagonists have failed to do : revive a constituency for the Contra rebels . rebels Who are the Contra rebels? 28 29 +252 1 Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega may have accomplished over the weekend what his U . S . antagonists have failed to do : revive a constituency for the Contra rebels . accomplished How reliable is this accomplishment? 6 7 +252 2 Lawmakers haven ' t publicly raised the possibility of renewing military aid to the Contras , and President Bush parried the question at a news conference here Saturday , saying only that " if there ' s an all - out military offensive , that ' s going to change the equation 180 degrees . " Lawmakers Which lawmakers? 0 1 +252 2 Lawmakers haven ' t publicly raised the possibility of renewing military aid to the Contras , and President Bush parried the question at a news conference here Saturday , saying only that " if there ' s an all - out military offensive , that ' s going to change the equation 180 degrees . " equation What is the current state of the US relationship with the Contras? 51 52 +252 2 Lawmakers haven ' t publicly raised the possibility of renewing military aid to the Contras , and President Bush parried the question at a news conference here Saturday , saying only that " if there ' s an all - out military offensive , that ' s going to change the equation 180 degrees . " all - out military offensive , What does he mean by \"all-out military offensive?\" 38 44 +252 2 Lawmakers haven ' t publicly raised the possibility of renewing military aid to the Contras , and President Bush parried the question at a news conference here Saturday , saying only that " if there ' s an all - out military offensive , that ' s going to change the equation 180 degrees . " military aid to the Contras , Why is the government providing aid to the rebels? 10 16 +252 2 Lawmakers haven ' t publicly raised the possibility of renewing military aid to the Contras , and President Bush parried the question at a news conference here Saturday , saying only that " if there ' s an all - out military offensive , that ' s going to change the equation 180 degrees . " saying What is Bush aiming to do by claiming this statement? 29 30 +252 3 But Mr . Ortega ' s threat over the weekend to end a 19 - month cease - fire with the rebels seeking to topple him , effectively elevated the Contras as a policy priority just as they were slipping from the agendas of their most ardent supporters . supporters Who are these supporters? 47 48 +252 3 But Mr . Ortega ' s threat over the weekend to end a 19 - month cease - fire with the rebels seeking to topple him , effectively elevated the Contras as a policy priority just as they were slipping from the agendas of their most ardent supporters . to end a 19 - month cease - fire How did the 19-month cease-fire come about? 10 19 +252 3 But Mr . Ortega ' s threat over the weekend to end a 19 - month cease - fire with the rebels seeking to topple him , effectively elevated the Contras as a policy priority just as they were slipping from the agendas of their most ardent supporters . their most ardent supporters Who are their most ardent supporters? 44 48 +252 3 But Mr . Ortega ' s threat over the weekend to end a 19 - month cease - fire with the rebels seeking to topple him , effectively elevated the Contras as a policy priority just as they were slipping from the agendas of their most ardent supporters . slipping How did this occur? 39 40 +252 4 Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell ( D . , Maine ) said yesterday on NBC - TV ' s " Meet the Press " that Mr . Ortega ' s threat was " a very unwise move , particularly the timing of it . " unwise Why is it unwise? 35 36 +252 4 Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell ( D . , Maine ) said yesterday on NBC - TV ' s " Meet the Press " that Mr . Ortega ' s threat was " a very unwise move , particularly the timing of it . " unwise move , Why was it an unwise move? 35 38 +252 4 Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell ( D . , Maine ) said yesterday on NBC - TV ' s " Meet the Press " that Mr . Ortega ' s threat was " a very unwise move , particularly the timing of it . " particularly Why was this move particularly unwise? What makes it unwise? 38 39 +252 5 The threat came during a two - day celebration in Costa Rica to highlight Central America ' s progress toward democracy in the region , attended by President Bush , Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney and 14 other Western Hemisphere leaders . 14 other Western Hemisphere leaders Who are the other leaders? 36 41 +252 5 The threat came during a two - day celebration in Costa Rica to highlight Central America ' s progress toward democracy in the region , attended by President Bush , Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney and 14 other Western Hemisphere leaders . other What other leaders were there? 37 38 +252 5 The threat came during a two - day celebration in Costa Rica to highlight Central America ' s progress toward democracy in the region , attended by President Bush , Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney and 14 other Western Hemisphere leaders . progress toward What progress have they made towards democracy exactly? 18 20 +253 1 Leaseway Transportation Corp . said it will restructure $ 192 . 5 million of certain subordinated debentures to reduce its debt obligations and interest expense . debentures What is a debenture? 16 17 +253 1 Leaseway Transportation Corp . said it will restructure $ 192 . 5 million of certain subordinated debentures to reduce its debt obligations and interest expense . Corp said this to who? 2 3 +253 1 Leaseway Transportation Corp . said it will restructure $ 192 . 5 million of certain subordinated debentures to reduce its debt obligations and interest expense . debentures What is a debenture? 16 17 +253 1 Leaseway Transportation Corp . said it will restructure $ 192 . 5 million of certain subordinated debentures to reduce its debt obligations and interest expense . subordinated debentures What is a subordinated debenture? This may be unclear to most average people. 15 17 +253 2 The 13 . 25 % subordinated debentures due 2002 were issued in August 1987 as part of the $ 690 million financing for a leveraged buy - out of the company . a leveraged buy - out Why did the company need to be bought out? 23 28 +253 2 The 13 . 25 % subordinated debentures due 2002 were issued in August 1987 as part of the $ 690 million financing for a leveraged buy - out of the company . leveraged buy - out what is a leveraged buy out? 24 28 +253 2 The 13 . 25 % subordinated debentures due 2002 were issued in August 1987 as part of the $ 690 million financing for a leveraged buy - out of the company . leveraged buy - out What is a leveraged buyout? 24 28 +253 2 The 13 . 25 % subordinated debentures due 2002 were issued in August 1987 as part of the $ 690 million financing for a leveraged buy - out of the company . subordinated debentures due 2002 Unclear what this portion of the sentence means. 5 9 +253 3 Leaseway provides transportation services for manufacturers , distributors and retailers . transportation services What kind of transportation services to they provide? 2 4 +253 3 Leaseway provides transportation services for manufacturers , distributors and retailers . transportation Why did they provide transportation services? 2 3 +253 4 Leaseway said it has begun discussions with certain institutional debt holders to review the proposed private placement transaction , which would exchange the debt for new subordinated debt instruments and equity securities . debt instruments What is a debt instrument? 27 29 +253 4 Leaseway said it has begun discussions with certain institutional debt holders to review the proposed private placement transaction , which would exchange the debt for new subordinated debt instruments and equity securities . institutional debt holders What does it mean for a debt holder to be institutional? 8 11 +253 4 Leaseway said it has begun discussions with certain institutional debt holders to review the proposed private placement transaction , which would exchange the debt for new subordinated debt instruments and equity securities . subordinated debt what is subordinated debt? 26 28 +253 4 Leaseway said it has begun discussions with certain institutional debt holders to review the proposed private placement transaction , which would exchange the debt for new subordinated debt instruments and equity securities . subordinated debt instruments What are subordinated debt instruments? 26 29 +253 4 Leaseway said it has begun discussions with certain institutional debt holders to review the proposed private placement transaction , which would exchange the debt for new subordinated debt instruments and equity securities . certain institutional debt holders Who are the debt holders? 7 11 +253 4 Leaseway said it has begun discussions with certain institutional debt holders to review the proposed private placement transaction , which would exchange the debt for new subordinated debt instruments and equity securities . certain institutional debt holders What institutional debt holder are being referred to? 7 11 +253 5 Specific terms are subject to review and a final agreement with debt holders , the company said . Specific terms Which terms would these be? 0 2 +253 5 Specific terms are subject to review and a final agreement with debt holders , the company said . debt holders , do the holders have a choice? 11 14 +253 5 Specific terms are subject to review and a final agreement with debt holders , the company said . holders Who are the debt holders? 12 13 +253 5 Specific terms are subject to review and a final agreement with debt holders , the company said . Specific terms Which specific terms are subject to review? 0 2 +254 1 General Motors Corp . and Ford Motor Co . are now going head to head in the markets for shares of Jaguar PLC , as GM got early clearance from the Federal Trade Commission to boost its stake in the British luxury car maker . clearance Why did those companies have to get early clearance from the FTC? 28 29 +254 2 GM confirmed Friday that it received permission late Thursday from U . S . antitrust regulators to increase its Jaguar holdings past the $ 15 million level . increase Why did they want to increase their Jaguar holdings? 17 18 +254 2 GM confirmed Friday that it received permission late Thursday from U . S . antitrust regulators to increase its Jaguar holdings past the $ 15 million level . Jaguar holdings how big is jaguar? 19 21 +254 3 Ford got a similar go - ahead earlier in October , and on Friday , Jaguar announced that the No . 2 U . S . auto maker had raised its stake to 13 . 2 % , or 24 . 2 million shares , from 12 . 4 % earlier in the week . similar go - ahead Why did Ford want to increase their holdings too? 3 7 +254 3 Ford got a similar go - ahead earlier in October , and on Friday , Jaguar announced that the No . 2 U . S . auto maker had raised its stake to 13 . 2 % , or 24 . 2 million shares , from 12 . 4 % earlier in the week . October , of which year? 9 11 +254 4 A spokesman for GM , the No . 1 auto maker , declined to say how many Jaguar shares that company owns . spokesman Who is the spokesman for GM? 1 2 +254 4 A spokesman for GM , the No . 1 auto maker , declined to say how many Jaguar shares that company owns . declined why did he decline? 12 13 +254 4 A spokesman for GM , the No . 1 auto maker , declined to say how many Jaguar shares that company owns . spokesman for GM , What is the spokesman's name? 1 5 +254 5 In late trading Friday , Jaguar shares bucked the downward tide in London ' s stock market and rose five pence to 725 pence ( $ 11 . 44 ) . bucked What does the author mean by \"bucked\"? 7 8 +255 1 October employment data - - also could turn out to be the most confusing . be the most confusing Why would it be the most confusing? 10 14 +255 1 October employment data - - also could turn out to be the most confusing . most confusing why is October employment data most confusing? 12 14 +255 1 October employment data - - also could turn out to be the most confusing . most confusing Why is the data confusing? 12 14 +255 1 October employment data - - also could turn out to be the most confusing . confusing What region is this specific to and what year? 13 14 +255 2 On the surface , the overall unemployment rate is expected to be little changed from September ' s 5 . 3 % . unemployment rate what is unemployment rate? 6 8 +255 2 On the surface , the overall unemployment rate is expected to be little changed from September ' s 5 . 3 % . little changed What is the main contributor for the change? 12 14 +255 2 On the surface , the overall unemployment rate is expected to be little changed from September ' s 5 . 3 % . 5 Is this number already too high or too low? 18 19 +255 3 But the actual head count of non - farm employment payroll jobs is likely to be muddied by the impact of Hurricane Hugo , strikes , and less - than - perfect seasonal adjustments , economists said . actual head count What is the actual head count? 2 5 +255 3 But the actual head count of non - farm employment payroll jobs is likely to be muddied by the impact of Hurricane Hugo , strikes , and less - than - perfect seasonal adjustments , economists said . impact of Hurricane Hugo , What was the impact of the hurricane? 19 24 +255 3 But the actual head count of non - farm employment payroll jobs is likely to be muddied by the impact of Hurricane Hugo , strikes , and less - than - perfect seasonal adjustments , economists said . muddied How do natural disasters impact these rates? 16 17 +255 4 The consensus view calls for an overall job gain of 155 , 000 compared with September ' s 209 , 000 increase . calls for an overall job gain Why does it call for this decrease? 3 9 +255 4 The consensus view calls for an overall job gain of 155 , 000 compared with September ' s 209 , 000 increase . job gain why there is a job gain compared with September? 7 9 +255 4 The consensus view calls for an overall job gain of 155 , 000 compared with September ' s 209 , 000 increase . calls for Why does it call for a job gain? 3 5 +255 4 The consensus view calls for an overall job gain of 155 , 000 compared with September ' s 209 , 000 increase . 155 , 000 How does this number compare? What is the region for this issue? 10 13 +255 5 But the important factory - jobs segment , which last month plunged by 103 , 000 positions and raised recession fears , is most likely to be skewed by the month ' s unusual events . recession fears , what do you mean by recession fears? 19 22 +255 5 But the important factory - jobs segment , which last month plunged by 103 , 000 positions and raised recession fears , is most likely to be skewed by the month ' s unusual events . important factory - jobs What are the most important factory jobs? 2 6 +255 5 But the important factory - jobs segment , which last month plunged by 103 , 000 positions and raised recession fears , is most likely to be skewed by the month ' s unusual events . plunged Why did it plunge last month? 11 12 +255 5 But the important factory - jobs segment , which last month plunged by 103 , 000 positions and raised recession fears , is most likely to be skewed by the month ' s unusual events . unusual Is it fair that due to unusual events, people's employment should be affected? 33 34 +256 1 The fiscal 1989 budget deficit figure came out Friday . fiscal 1989 budget deficit Why did it take this long? 1 5 +256 2 It was down a little . It was down a little Why was it down a little? 0 5 +256 2 It was down a little . down Why was the deficit down? 2 3 +256 2 It was down a little . down a little by how much? 2 5 +256 3 The next time you hear a Member of Congress moan about the deficit , consider what Congress did Friday . what Congress did Friday What did Congress do? 15 19 +256 3 The next time you hear a Member of Congress moan about the deficit , consider what Congress did Friday . what Congress did What did Congress do on Friday? 15 18 +256 3 The next time you hear a Member of Congress moan about the deficit , consider what Congress did Friday . Friday which friday? 18 19 +256 4 The Senate , 84 - 6 , voted to increase to $ 124 , 000 the ceiling on insured mortgages from the FHA , which lost $ 4 . 2 billion in loan defaults last year . $ 4 . 2 billion in loan defaults Why did it lose so much? 26 34 +256 4 The Senate , 84 - 6 , voted to increase to $ 124 , 000 the ceiling on insured mortgages from the FHA , which lost $ 4 . 2 billion in loan defaults last year . 84 - 6 , why wasnt it unanimous? 3 7 +256 5 Then , by voice vote , the Senate voted a pork - barrel bill , approved Thursday by the House , for domestic military construction . pork - barrel bill , What is a pork-barrel bill? 10 15 +256 5 Then , by voice vote , the Senate voted a pork - barrel bill , approved Thursday by the House , for domestic military construction . pork - barrel bill , What is a pork-barrel bill? 10 15 +257 1 As competition heats up in Spain ' s crowded bank market , Banco Exterior de Espana is seeking to shed its image of a state - owned bank and move into new activities . new activities What do these new activities include? 31 33 +257 1 As competition heats up in Spain ' s crowded bank market , Banco Exterior de Espana is seeking to shed its image of a state - owned bank and move into new activities . move into new activities . How do they plan to move into new activities? 29 34 +257 1 As competition heats up in Spain ' s crowded bank market , Banco Exterior de Espana is seeking to shed its image of a state - owned bank and move into new activities . shed its image of a state - owned bank Which state owned Banco Exterior de Espana? 19 28 +257 1 As competition heats up in Spain ' s crowded bank market , Banco Exterior de Espana is seeking to shed its image of a state - owned bank and move into new activities . seeking to shed its image of a state - owned bank Why is the bank looking to shed its image? 17 28 +257 2 Under the direction of its new chairman , Francisco Luzon , Spain ' s seventh largest bank is undergoing a tough restructuring that analysts say may be the first step toward the bank ' s privatization . bank ' s privatization How the bank become private? 32 36 +257 2 Under the direction of its new chairman , Francisco Luzon , Spain ' s seventh largest bank is undergoing a tough restructuring that analysts say may be the first step toward the bank ' s privatization . Spain ' s seventh largest bank When was this bank founded? 11 17 +257 2 Under the direction of its new chairman , Francisco Luzon , Spain ' s seventh largest bank is undergoing a tough restructuring that analysts say may be the first step toward the bank ' s privatization . undergoing a tough restructuring How is the bank restructuring? 18 22 +257 3 The state - owned industrial holding company Instituto Nacional de Industria and the Bank of Spain jointly hold a 13 . 94 % stake in Banco Exterior . Banco Exterior What does Banco Exterior do? 25 27 +257 3 The state - owned industrial holding company Instituto Nacional de Industria and the Bank of Spain jointly hold a 13 . 94 % stake in Banco Exterior . 13 . 94 % stake How much is that in US dollars? 19 24 +257 4 The government directly owns 51 . 4 % and Factorex , a financial services company , holds 8 . 42 % . and Factorex , What is Factorex's networth? 8 11 +258 1 Three new issues begin trading on the New York Stock Exchange today , and one began trading on the Nasdaq / National Market System last week . Three new issues What are the three new issues? 0 3 +258 1 Three new issues begin trading on the New York Stock Exchange today , and one began trading on the Nasdaq / National Market System last week . Three new issues What are the three new issues? 0 3 +258 1 Three new issues begin trading on the New York Stock Exchange today , and one began trading on the Nasdaq / National Market System last week . Three What were the three new issues? 0 1 +258 1 Three new issues begin trading on the New York Stock Exchange today , and one began trading on the Nasdaq / National Market System last week . one What issue began trading last week? 14 15 +258 1 Three new issues begin trading on the New York Stock Exchange today , and one began trading on the Nasdaq / National Market System last week . issues What are the issues? 2 3 +258 2 On the Big Board , Crawford & Co . , Atlanta , ( CFD ) begins trading today . Big Board , Crawford & Co . , Atlanta , ( CFD ) What are these companies? 2 15 +258 2 On the Big Board , Crawford & Co . , Atlanta , ( CFD ) begins trading today . Big What is the Big Board? 2 3 +258 2 On the Big Board , Crawford & Co . , Atlanta , ( CFD ) begins trading today . Big Board , what is the big board? 2 5 +258 2 On the Big Board , Crawford & Co . , Atlanta , ( CFD ) begins trading today . Big Board , What is the big board? 2 5 +258 3 Crawford evaluates health care plans , manages medical and disability aspects of worker ' s compensation injuries and is involved in claims adjustments for insurance companies . Crawford Was Crawford a private company before? 0 1 +258 3 Crawford evaluates health care plans , manages medical and disability aspects of worker ' s compensation injuries and is involved in claims adjustments for insurance companies . Crawford evaluates how do they do so much? 0 2 +258 4 Also beginning trading today on the Big Board are El Paso Refinery Limited Partnership , El Paso , Texas , ( ELP ) and Franklin Multi - Income Trust , San Mateo , Calif . , ( FMI ) . Big Board What is the Big Board? 6 8 +258 5 El Paso owns and operates a petroleum refinery . petroleum refinery What does a petroleum refinery do? 6 8 +258 5 El Paso owns and operates a petroleum refinery . petroleum How long has El Paso been in business? 6 7 +258 5 El Paso owns and operates a petroleum refinery . petroleum refinery what is petroleum? 6 8 +259 1 Friday , October 27 , 1989 Friday , October 27 , 1989 What is this date for? 0 6 +259 1 Friday , October 27 , 1989 Friday , WHAT HAPPENED THAT DAY? 0 2 +259 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . foreign annual interest Does this reflect the interest we pay or the interest from foreign companies? 7 10 +259 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . represent WHAT DO THEY REPRESENT? 23 24 +259 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . PRIME RATE : Why is it called Prime Rate rather than secondary or tertiary? 0 3 +259 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . 10 1 / 2 % When was a 10.5% interest rate set as prime? 3 8 +259 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % prime rate for what? 0 8 +259 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . PRIME RATE : what is a prime rate? 0 3 +259 4 The base rate on corporate loans at large U . S . money center commercial banks . base rate on corporate loans Are public loans determined at the same rate? 1 6 +259 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 8 3 / 4 % high , 8 11 / 16 % low , 8 5 / 8 % near closing bid , 8 11 / 16 % offered . 8 3 / 4 % high , Are all federal interest rates of this kind between 8-9%? 3 10 +259 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 8 3 / 4 % high , 8 11 / 16 % low , 8 5 / 8 % near closing bid , 8 11 / 16 % offered . FEDERAL FUNDS : Does the federal government set the guidelines or is it indicative of the economy? 0 3 +260 1 CHICAGO As politicians in Washington took a step toward tightening the nation ' s gun laws on Wednesday , first lady Michelle Obama sat down with Chicago high school students whose stories about violence brought her to tears . politicians in Washington Which politicians? 2 5 +260 2 Before the meeting began at Harper High School in West Englewood , Obama said she wanted to hear from each of the 22 students representing youth programs at the school and that she had as much time as they needed to take . she wanted to hear from each of the 22 students was she able to do that? 14 24 +260 2 Before the meeting began at Harper High School in West Englewood , Obama said she wanted to hear from each of the 22 students representing youth programs at the school and that she had as much time as they needed to take . meeting What was the meeting involving? 2 3 +260 2 Before the meeting began at Harper High School in West Englewood , Obama said she wanted to hear from each of the 22 students representing youth programs at the school and that she had as much time as they needed to take . youth programs What were the youth programs represented? 25 27 +260 3 She had come home to Chicago , she said , to do a lot of listening . listening Who's she listening to? 15 16 +260 3 She had come home to Chicago , she said , to do a lot of listening . home to Chicago , has she lived there forever? 3 7 +260 5 According to the students , the first lady wanted to know how many of them had been affected by the gun violence . first lady wanted did she learn the answer? 6 9 +261 1 DONGHUI VILLAGE , China - The pig farmer was not in a good mood . not Why was the pig farmer not in a good mood? 9 10 +261 1 DONGHUI VILLAGE , China - The pig farmer was not in a good mood . The pig farmer which pig farmer? 5 8 +261 2 Standing in front of barns that hold more than 500 pigs , the man with muck - splattered boots said he ' s been losing money as the price of pork falls and the costs of feed and other supplies climb . price Why has the price of pork been falling? 28 29 +261 3 When some of his pigs started dying early this year , following a series of temperature swings and rains , there was little choice but to throw them out , said the farmer , who asked that only his surname , Wang , be used . throw What does he mean when he says that had no choice but to \"throw them out?\" 26 27 +261 3 When some of his pigs started dying early this year , following a series of temperature swings and rains , there was little choice but to throw them out , said the farmer , who asked that only his surname , Wang , be used . throw them throw them where? 26 28 +261 4 Previously , farmers in the area would have sold them to a dealer who bought dead , sometimes diseased , pigs and illegally resold them to be packaged for consumer consumption . illegally Are they not inspected before going on the market? 22 23 +261 4 Previously , farmers in the area would have sold them to a dealer who bought dead , sometimes diseased , pigs and illegally resold them to be packaged for consumer consumption . consumption I found nothing vague? 30 31 +261 5 But late last year , the government began cracking down on that trade . on that trade I found nothing vague? 10 13 +261 5 But late last year , the government began cracking down on that trade . government began cracking how did they crack down? 6 9 +262 1 LEAVENWORTH , Wash . - Biologist Don Youkey picked his way along a log nailed to a tree trunk nearly 5 feet above the ground and reached overhead to hang a cow knuckle bone and chunk of raw rib meat . cow knuckle cows have knuckles? 31 33 +262 1 LEAVENWORTH , Wash . - Biologist Don Youkey picked his way along a log nailed to a tree trunk nearly 5 feet above the ground and reached overhead to hang a cow knuckle bone and chunk of raw rib meat . hang Why is Youkey hanging meat from a tree? 29 30 +262 2 He hopes the tasty new bait will lure one of the newest carnivores cruising these snowy woods to trigger a remote camera that will snap its photo : Gulo gulo , the wily wolverine . Gulo gulo , what is a gulo gulo? 28 31 +262 2 He hopes the tasty new bait will lure one of the newest carnivores cruising these snowy woods to trigger a remote camera that will snap its photo : Gulo gulo , the wily wolverine . cruising Why is the wolverine cruising these woods? 13 14 +262 3 Once shot on sight , trapped and poisoned as vermin , wolverines were gone from Washington by the 1930s . Washington by the 1930s will they come back? 15 19 +262 4 But they are making a comeback , repopulating portions of their historic home range for the first time in decades . making a comeback , how did they come back? 3 7 +262 5 On Friday , they were proposed for listing as a threatened species under the Endangered Species Act . On Friday , which friday? 0 3 +263 1 CHICAGO - The four horses hadn ' t been visited in weeks . four horses hadn ' t been visited in weeks Why haven't the four horses been visited in weeks? 3 12 +263 1 CHICAGO - The four horses hadn ' t been visited in weeks . hadn ' t been visited Why haven't the horses been visited? 5 10 +263 1 CHICAGO - The four horses hadn ' t been visited in weeks . four horses what is four horses? 3 5 +263 1 CHICAGO - The four horses hadn ' t been visited in weeks . four horses Which 3 horses are they referring to? 3 5 +263 1 CHICAGO - The four horses hadn ' t been visited in weeks . hadn ' t been visited Why hadn't they been visited? 5 10 +263 2 There was no water in their buckets , no hay in their stalsl . no hay in their stalsl How were the horses surviving without hay and water? 8 13 +263 2 There was no water in their buckets , no hay in their stalsl . no water Why were the horses being neglected? 2 4 +263 2 There was no water in their buckets , no hay in their stalsl . stalsl is this a typo? 12 13 +263 2 There was no water in their buckets , no hay in their stalsl . stalsl What is this word? Is this a misspelling of the word stalls? 12 13 +263 3 All of the animals looked dangerously thin . dangerously thin . How could a pet owner let their animals get dangerously thin? 5 8 +263 3 All of the animals looked dangerously thin . All of the animals Were there more than four horses involved? 0 4 +263 4 The horses ' caregiver apparently had stopped showing up . caregiver Who was the caregiver?\n\n 3 4 +263 4 The horses ' caregiver apparently had stopped showing up . stopped showing up Why had they stopped showing up? 6 9 +263 4 The horses ' caregiver apparently had stopped showing up . stopped showing up why didnt they show up? 6 9 +263 5 So even though the horses were not hers , Joyce Benes , the owner of an Oswego stable , fed them her own hay . even though the horses were not hers , Joyce How did Joyce know about these horses? 1 10 +263 5 So even though the horses were not hers , Joyce Benes , the owner of an Oswego stable , fed them her own hay . fed them her own hay Why did she feed them her own hay? 19 24 +263 5 So even though the horses were not hers , Joyce Benes , the owner of an Oswego stable , fed them her own hay . Oswego oswego in oregon? 16 17 +263 5 So even though the horses were not hers , Joyce Benes , the owner of an Oswego stable , fed them her own hay . horses were not hers , Who's horses are they? 4 9 +264 1 Governor Chis Christie of New Jersey chomped down on a jelly doughnut and mocked his own weight on " The Late Show with David Letterman " . mocked his own weight How did Christie mock his weight? 13 17 +264 1 Governor Chis Christie of New Jersey chomped down on a jelly doughnut and mocked his own weight on " The Late Show with David Letterman " . jelly doughnut and mocked his own weight is he fat? 10 17 +264 2 Ten days later , he underwent a secret medical procedure designed to help him lose weight . medical procedure What kind of medical procedure did Christie undergo? 8 10 +264 2 Ten days later , he underwent a secret medical procedure designed to help him lose weight . secret medical procedure what was the procedure? 7 10 +264 2 Ten days later , he underwent a secret medical procedure designed to help him lose weight . secret Why was it a secret? 7 8 +264 3 And then it was back to work , as if nothing had happened . back to was he not supposed to go back to work? 4 6 +264 3 And then it was back to work , as if nothing had happened . nothing had happened . Why did he pretend nothing happened? 10 14 +264 4 No mention of the procedure at an event in Lavallette , New Jersey , two days after the surgery or at any of the other meetings Christie held that week . No mention of the procedure Why did Christie not mention the surgery? 0 5 +264 4 No mention of the procedure at an event in Lavallette , New Jersey , two days after the surgery or at any of the other meetings Christie held that week . an event in Lavallette , New Jersey , What was the event? 6 14 +264 4 No mention of the procedure at an event in Lavallette , New Jersey , two days after the surgery or at any of the other meetings Christie held that week . No mention of the procedure Why did he not mention the procedure? 0 5 +264 5 " If I had a choice , I wouldn ' t have ever talked about it , " Christie said on Tuesday , confirming a news report that detailed his surgery nearly three months ago . wouldn ' t have ever talked about it , " Why would he never have talked about it? 8 18 +265 1 WASHINGTON - Every day , 80 to 120 children cross the Texas border illegally - and alone . alone why are the children alone? 16 17 +265 1 WASHINGTON - Every day , 80 to 120 children cross the Texas border illegally - and alone . day , Who takes care of the children after they cross? 3 5 +265 1 WASHINGTON - Every day , 80 to 120 children cross the Texas border illegally - and alone . and alone how do they know how to do it? 15 17 +265 2 What ' s happening in Texas reflects a nationwide trend : Immigration by undocumented children under 18 is on the rise , even as fewer adults come into the country illegally . undocumented What is the process when children under 18 try to cross into Texas? 13 14 +265 3 The Border Patrol apprehended 24 , 481 unaccompanied children in 2012 , more than three times than in 2008 . apprehended How did Border Patrol go about the situation? 3 4 +265 3 The Border Patrol apprehended 24 , 481 unaccompanied children in 2012 , more than three times than in 2008 . 2012 , more than three times than in 2008 why is it rising? 10 19 +265 4 Of that total , federal authorities referred a record 13 , 625 children to another part of the federal government , called the Office of Refugee Resettlement ( ORR ) within the U . S . Health and Human Services . Office What does the Office of Refugee Resettlement do? 23 24 +265 5 This agency is responsible for the care and custody of minor children while their immigration status is considered . status is considered who is considered their status. 15 18 +265 5 This agency is responsible for the care and custody of minor children while their immigration status is considered . responsible How does this agency care for these young children? 3 4 +265 5 This agency is responsible for the care and custody of minor children while their immigration status is considered . immigration status is what usually happens? 14 17 +266 1 CAMP BASTION , Afghanistan - Almost four years after the MV - 22 Osprey arrived in Afghanistan , trailing a reputation as dangerous and hard to maintain , the U . S . Marine Corps finally has had an opportunity to test the controversial hybrid aircraft in real war conditions . as dangerous and hard to maintain , Why was it dangerous and hard to maintain? 21 28 +266 1 CAMP BASTION , Afghanistan - Almost four years after the MV - 22 Osprey arrived in Afghanistan , trailing a reputation as dangerous and hard to maintain , the U . S . Marine Corps finally has had an opportunity to test the controversial hybrid aircraft in real war conditions . a reputation as dangerous and hard to maintain How did it get this reputation of dangerous and hard to maintain? 19 27 +266 1 CAMP BASTION , Afghanistan - Almost four years after the MV - 22 Osprey arrived in Afghanistan , trailing a reputation as dangerous and hard to maintain , the U . S . Marine Corps finally has had an opportunity to test the controversial hybrid aircraft in real war conditions . controversial What makes the MV-22 Osprey controversial? 43 44 +266 2 The reviews are startlingly positive . startlingly positive Why is it startling that the reviews are positive? 3 5 +266 2 The reviews are startlingly positive . The reviews Who's reviews? 0 2 +266 2 The reviews are startlingly positive . startlingly why is it startling? 3 4 +266 3 " This is an ugly duckling that turned into a swan , " said Richard Whittle , the author of " The Dream Machine : The Untold History of the Notorious V - 22 Osprey " and a senior scholar at the Wilson Center , a research center in Washington . ugly duckling that turned into a swan How did it go from \"ugly duckling\" and turn into \"a swan\"? 4 11 +266 3 " This is an ugly duckling that turned into a swan , " said Richard Whittle , the author of " The Dream Machine : The Untold History of the Notorious V - 22 Osprey " and a senior scholar at the Wilson Center , a research center in Washington . senior scholar what is their name? 38 40 +266 3 " This is an ugly duckling that turned into a swan , " said Richard Whittle , the author of " The Dream Machine : The Untold History of the Notorious V - 22 Osprey " and a senior scholar at the Wilson Center , a research center in Washington . turned into a swan , " What transformation did the Osprey undergo? 7 13 +266 4 " It is still probably more expensive than it should be , and more expensive to operate . more expensive than it should be , How much should it cost? 5 12 +266 4 " It is still probably more expensive than it should be , and more expensive to operate . more expensive than it should be How is it more expensive than it should be, and based on who's determination and budget? 5 11 +266 4 " It is still probably more expensive than it should be , and more expensive to operate . more expensive to operate It is more expensive to operate compared to what, and again, is this based on someone's determination and budget? If so, who's? 13 17 +266 4 " It is still probably more expensive than it should be , and more expensive to operate . than it should be , how expensive should it be? 7 12 +266 4 " It is still probably more expensive than it should be , and more expensive to operate . expensive to operate What makes it more expensive to operate? 14 17 +266 5 But I think many people are still laboring under the impression that it is dangerous to fly , when it now has probably the best safety record of any rotorcraft that the military flies " . impression that it is dangerous to fly What is this impression that it is dangerous to fly based on? 10 17 +266 5 But I think many people are still laboring under the impression that it is dangerous to fly , when it now has probably the best safety record of any rotorcraft that the military flies " . probably the best safety record How was this safety record determined? 22 27 +266 5 But I think many people are still laboring under the impression that it is dangerous to fly , when it now has probably the best safety record of any rotorcraft that the military flies " . it is dangerous to fly , Why is there an impression the Osprey is dangerous to fly? 12 18 +267 1 ST . LOUIS – Brad Erwin was in junior high that day in August 1990 , when a tornado destroyed much of his hometown of Plainfield , Illinois , including two schools . Plainfield , Where is this located in Illinois? 25 27 +267 1 ST . LOUIS – Brad Erwin was in junior high that day in August 1990 , when a tornado destroyed much of his hometown of Plainfield , Illinois , including two schools . two schools What schools were destroyed? 30 32 +267 1 ST . LOUIS – Brad Erwin was in junior high that day in August 1990 , when a tornado destroyed much of his hometown of Plainfield , Illinois , including two schools . Brad Erwin who is brad erwin? 4 6 +267 1 ST . LOUIS – Brad Erwin was in junior high that day in August 1990 , when a tornado destroyed much of his hometown of Plainfield , Illinois , including two schools . destroyed What type of destruction? 19 20 +267 2 Twenty - nine people died during the storm . storm Did people die because of the storm or because the town was ill prepared? 7 8 +267 2 Twenty - nine people died during the storm . Twenty - nine people Who were these people? What were their ages? 0 4 +267 2 Twenty - nine people died during the storm . died How many were injured? 4 5 +267 3 Erwin believes the death toll could have been much higher had it been one day later , when hundreds of children were to fill classrooms and start the school year . toll Does this mean that the tornado went through a school or school zone? 4 5 +267 3 Erwin believes the death toll could have been much higher had it been one day later , when hundreds of children were to fill classrooms and start the school year . one day later , Why would the classroom setting have changed the death toll? 13 17 +267 4 Now he ' s obsessed with preventing such a scenario . obsessed In what way is he obsessed? 4 5 +267 4 Now he ' s obsessed with preventing such a scenario . preventing How would he be able to prevent a tornado? 6 7 +267 5 Erwin runs an architecture company in Springfield , Missouri , that designs and builds tornado safe rooms in schools - structures with walls and ceilings so strong , and footings so deep , they should withstand winds stronger than those that destroyed schools in Oklahoma City this week . designs Have these designs been tested? 11 12 +267 5 Erwin runs an architecture company in Springfield , Missouri , that designs and builds tornado safe rooms in schools - structures with walls and ceilings so strong , and footings so deep , they should withstand winds stronger than those that destroyed schools in Oklahoma City this week . strong , How is this strength measured? 26 28 +267 5 Erwin runs an architecture company in Springfield , Missouri , that designs and builds tornado safe rooms in schools - structures with walls and ceilings so strong , and footings so deep , they should withstand winds stronger than those that destroyed schools in Oklahoma City this week . Erwin runs an architecture company What is the name of the architecture company? 0 5 +268 1 WASHINGTON - Walk the aisles of any neighborhood grocery store today and you ' re as likely to find tomatoes picked in Sinaloa , Mexico , as Central California or oranges from Sao Paulo , Brazil , as Bradenton , Florida . any neighborhood Any is vague 6 8 +268 2 Farmers across the country warn that shoppers will find even more imported food on their store shelves if Congress fails to pass immigration legislation that would guarantee them enough workers to milk their cows and harvest their fruits and vegetables . Farmers across the country How many farms is there across the country? 0 4 +268 2 Farmers across the country warn that shoppers will find even more imported food on their store shelves if Congress fails to pass immigration legislation that would guarantee them enough workers to milk their cows and harvest their fruits and vegetables . guarantee them how can they guarantee? 26 28 +268 3 " The bottom line is people need to decide whether they ' d rather import their labor or import their food , " said Randall Patterson , a China Grove , North Carolina , farmer who grows strawberries , cucumbers and watermelons among his crops . a China Grove , North Carolina , Not needed to but his location just say immigrant kind of confusing 27 34 +268 3 " The bottom line is people need to decide whether they ' d rather import their labor or import their food , " said Randall Patterson , a China Grove , North Carolina , farmer who grows strawberries , cucumbers and watermelons among his crops . import their labor or import their food , " what is the difference? 14 23 +268 4 The 52 - year - old third - generation farmer employs about 140 foreign - born workers on his 1 , 200 - acre farm legally through a federal system similar to the one a bipartisan team of senators wants to overhaul and streamline . 52 - year - old third - generation farmer is he knowledgable? 1 10 +268 5 But crops are being left to rot in fields from Florida to California and Washington state because farmers can ' t find enough workers willing to pick their crops . rot in fields How much money is the rotting crops costing the farmers? 6 9 +268 5 But crops are being left to rot in fields from Florida to California and Washington state because farmers can ' t find enough workers willing to pick their crops . rot in fields do bugs eat it? 6 9 +269 1 WASHINGTON - Under pressure from Congress and international allies , President Barack Obama announced a change in what has been a central piece of his counterterrorism strategy , saying he would place new restrictions on the targeting of terrorists with missiles fired from drones . Under pressure Why was Barack Obama under pressure to change a central piece of his counterterrorism strategy? 2 4 +269 1 WASHINGTON - Under pressure from Congress and international allies , President Barack Obama announced a change in what has been a central piece of his counterterrorism strategy , saying he would place new restrictions on the targeting of terrorists with missiles fired from drones . Under pressure why was he under pressure? 2 4 +269 1 WASHINGTON - Under pressure from Congress and international allies , President Barack Obama announced a change in what has been a central piece of his counterterrorism strategy , saying he would place new restrictions on the targeting of terrorists with missiles fired from drones . new restrictions on the targeting Why is he placing new restrictions? 32 37 +269 1 WASHINGTON - Under pressure from Congress and international allies , President Barack Obama announced a change in what has been a central piece of his counterterrorism strategy , saying he would place new restrictions on the targeting of terrorists with missiles fired from drones . new What are the new restrictions? 32 33 +269 1 WASHINGTON - Under pressure from Congress and international allies , President Barack Obama announced a change in what has been a central piece of his counterterrorism strategy , saying he would place new restrictions on the targeting of terrorists with missiles fired from drones . he would place new restrictions What are the new restrictions? 29 34 +269 2 In a speech that takes stock of America ' s long battle with al - Qaida , the president said he would continue ordering lethal drone strikes to stop potential terror attacks because the relative precision of drone warfare is preferable to major troop deployments or traditional bombing . he would continue ordering lethal drone strikes Why would he order drone strikes around where troops are? 20 27 +269 2 In a speech that takes stock of America ' s long battle with al - Qaida , the president said he would continue ordering lethal drone strikes to stop potential terror attacks because the relative precision of drone warfare is preferable to major troop deployments or traditional bombing . ordering lethal drone strikes Do drone strikes accidentally hit unintended targets? 23 27 +269 2 In a speech that takes stock of America ' s long battle with al - Qaida , the president said he would continue ordering lethal drone strikes to stop potential terror attacks because the relative precision of drone warfare is preferable to major troop deployments or traditional bombing . drone Will innocents be killed? 25 26 +269 3 But a newly codified rule book , administration officials said , would hold U . S . authorities to a tougher standard when deciding whom to kill , where , and under what circumstances . newly codified rule book , How did this newly codified rule book come to be? 2 7 +269 3 But a newly codified rule book , administration officials said , would hold U . S . authorities to a tougher standard when deciding whom to kill , where , and under what circumstances . codified what does codified mean? 3 4 +269 3 But a newly codified rule book , administration officials said , would hold U . S . authorities to a tougher standard when deciding whom to kill , where , and under what circumstances . hold How will they be able to make sure they follow the new rule book? 12 13 +269 3 But a newly codified rule book , administration officials said , would hold U . S . authorities to a tougher standard when deciding whom to kill , where , and under what circumstances . a newly codified rule book , Who will author the rule book? 1 7 +269 4 Under the new policy , strikes will only be authorized against militants who pose " a continuing , imminent threat , " aides said , instead of " a significant threat , " which had been the previous standard . " a continuing , imminent threat , " How do you decide who poses a continuing and imminent threat? 14 22 +269 4 Under the new policy , strikes will only be authorized against militants who pose " a continuing , imminent threat , " aides said , instead of " a significant threat , " which had been the previous standard . imminent meaning soon? 18 19 +269 4 Under the new policy , strikes will only be authorized against militants who pose " a continuing , imminent threat , " aides said , instead of " a significant threat , " which had been the previous standard . Under the new policy , What were some of the reasons leading up to this new policy? 0 5 +269 4 Under the new policy , strikes will only be authorized against militants who pose " a continuing , imminent threat , " aides said , instead of " a significant threat , " which had been the previous standard . continuing , How is \"a continuing, imminent threat\" different than a \"significant threat?\" 16 18 +269 5 Before any strike is undertaken , " there must be a near certainty that no civilians will be killed or injured , " said a senior administration official who spoke under ground rules that did not allow him to be named . ground rules which rules? 31 33 +269 5 Before any strike is undertaken , " there must be a near certainty that no civilians will be killed or injured , " said a senior administration official who spoke under ground rules that did not allow him to be named . ground Why couldn't he be named? 31 32 +270 1 BALTIMORE - Some of springtime ' s more notable heralds appear to be fading away , as a new study finds frogs , toads and salamanders disappearing at an alarming rate across the United States . notable heralds appear to be fading away , Why are the heralds fading? 8 16 +270 1 BALTIMORE - Some of springtime ' s more notable heralds appear to be fading away , as a new study finds frogs , toads and salamanders disappearing at an alarming rate across the United States . disappearing at an alarming rate WHY ARE THEY DISAPPEARING? 26 31 +270 1 BALTIMORE - Some of springtime ' s more notable heralds appear to be fading away , as a new study finds frogs , toads and salamanders disappearing at an alarming rate across the United States . frogs , toads and salamanders Why are these types of amphibians disappearing and not other amphibians? 21 26 +270 1 BALTIMORE - Some of springtime ' s more notable heralds appear to be fading away , as a new study finds frogs , toads and salamanders disappearing at an alarming rate across the United States . disappearing at an alarming rate Whats is causing them to disappear at an alarming rate? 26 31 +270 2 In what they say is the first analysis of its kind , scientists with the U . S . Geological Survey and a couple of universities report that declines in environmentally sensitive amphibians are more widespread and more severe than previously thought . a couple of universities Which universities? 22 26 +270 2 In what they say is the first analysis of its kind , scientists with the U . S . Geological Survey and a couple of universities report that declines in environmentally sensitive amphibians are more widespread and more severe than previously thought . more widespread and more severe How are they more widespread and severe than first thought? 34 39 +270 2 In what they say is the first analysis of its kind , scientists with the U . S . Geological Survey and a couple of universities report that declines in environmentally sensitive amphibians are more widespread and more severe than previously thought . more severe than previously thought . WHAT RATE DID THE SCIENTIST PREVIOUSLY THINK BEFORE? 37 43 +270 2 In what they say is the first analysis of its kind , scientists with the U . S . Geological Survey and a couple of universities report that declines in environmentally sensitive amphibians are more widespread and more severe than previously thought . environmentally sensitive amphibians How are the researchers determining that the numbers of environmentally sensitive amphibians are declining? 30 33 +270 3 Even the most common critters , such as the spring peepers that make Maryland marshes ring with their mating cries , appear to be losing ground . appear to be losing ground How are the critters losing ground? 21 26 +270 3 Even the most common critters , such as the spring peepers that make Maryland marshes ring with their mating cries , appear to be losing ground . losing ground HOW ARE THEY LOSING GROUND? 24 26 +270 3 Even the most common critters , such as the spring peepers that make Maryland marshes ring with their mating cries , appear to be losing ground . peepers that make Maryland marshes What factors are determining the loss of the spring peepers? 10 15 +270 4 What ' s more , they also seem to be vanishing from ponds , streams , wetlands and other supposedly protected habitat in national parks and wildlife refuges . they also seem to be vanishing WHEN DID THEY BEGIN VANISHING? 5 11 +270 4 What ' s more , they also seem to be vanishing from ponds , streams , wetlands and other supposedly protected habitat in national parks and wildlife refuges . ponds , streams , wetlands Are these natural wetlands or were the wetland created by artificial means? 12 17 +270 5 " What we found was a little surprising , " said Evan Grant , a USGS wildlife biologist and study co - author who monitors amphibians in the Northeast . " What we found was a little surprising , " Why was the finding surprising? 0 10 +270 5 " What we found was a little surprising , " said Evan Grant , a USGS wildlife biologist and study co - author who monitors amphibians in the Northeast . little surprising , " WHY WAS IT A LITTLE SURPRISING? 6 10 +270 5 " What we found was a little surprising , " said Evan Grant , a USGS wildlife biologist and study co - author who monitors amphibians in the Northeast . little surprising , " Why was this surprising considering global warming? 6 10 +270 5 " What we found was a little surprising , " said Evan Grant , a USGS wildlife biologist and study co - author who monitors amphibians in the Northeast . " What we found was a little surprising , " What did they find that was surprising? 0 10 +271 1 A centuries - old farming technique called dry farming - once the order of the day in California ' s Central Valley - is once again drawing the interest of some of the region ' s farmers . dry farming What is dry farming? 7 9 +271 1 A centuries - old farming technique called dry farming - once the order of the day in California ' s Central Valley - is once again drawing the interest of some of the region ' s farmers . once again What has changed that there is a resurgence now? 24 26 +271 1 A centuries - old farming technique called dry farming - once the order of the day in California ' s Central Valley - is once again drawing the interest of some of the region ' s farmers . once the order of the day Why did it ever fall out of favor? 10 16 +271 1 A centuries - old farming technique called dry farming - once the order of the day in California ' s Central Valley - is once again drawing the interest of some of the region ' s farmers . some of the region ' s farmers Why only some, and which ones? 30 37 +271 1 A centuries - old farming technique called dry farming - once the order of the day in California ' s Central Valley - is once again drawing the interest of some of the region ' s farmers . dry farming What is dry farming? 7 9 +271 2 The technique is as simple as it is risky . risky How is it risky? 8 9 +271 2 The technique is as simple as it is risky . risky why is it risky? 8 9 +271 2 The technique is as simple as it is risky . risky What are the risks? 8 9 +271 2 The technique is as simple as it is risky . simple as it is risky Why is it simple and risky? 4 9 +271 3 Dry farming relies solely on rainwater to keep crops growing throughout a dry season . Dry farming why is this technique used? 0 2 +271 3 Dry farming relies solely on rainwater to keep crops growing throughout a dry season . solely on rainwater How does this work, when the rainy season is so short? 3 6 +271 4 Used for centuries in the Mediterranean region to grow crops like olives and grapes , the technique is not for the faint of heart . the technique is not for the faint of heart Why is it not for the faint of heart? 15 24 +271 4 Used for centuries in the Mediterranean region to grow crops like olives and grapes , the technique is not for the faint of heart . grapes , the technique is not why use it then? 13 19 +271 4 Used for centuries in the Mediterranean region to grow crops like olives and grapes , the technique is not for the faint of heart . faint of heart Why isn't it for the faint of heart? 21 24 +271 5 A year with a dry winter can devastate crop output and put an onerous dent in a farmer ' s wallet . dry winter What exactly constitutes as a \"dry winter\"? No rain at all? only a little rain? 4 6 +272 1 PALM BEACH , Fla . - Early one Saturday in August 1992 , South Floridians discovered they had 48 hours to brace for , or flee , the newly formed Andrew , which would become one of the nation ' s most infamous hurricanes . Andrew , What category was it at that time? 30 32 +272 1 PALM BEACH , Fla . - Early one Saturday in August 1992 , South Floridians discovered they had 48 hours to brace for , or flee , the newly formed Andrew , which would become one of the nation ' s most infamous hurricanes . hurricanes how many do they get? 43 44 +272 1 PALM BEACH , Fla . - Early one Saturday in August 1992 , South Floridians discovered they had 48 hours to brace for , or flee , the newly formed Andrew , which would become one of the nation ' s most infamous hurricanes . brace Why did they not make it mandatory to evacuate? 21 22 +272 1 PALM BEACH , Fla . - Early one Saturday in August 1992 , South Floridians discovered they had 48 hours to brace for , or flee , the newly formed Andrew , which would become one of the nation ' s most infamous hurricanes . infamous Why is Andrew so infamous? 42 43 +272 2 Oklahomans got all of 16 minutes before Monday ' s tornado . 16 Does Oklahoma have a tornado siren? 4 5 +272 2 Oklahomans got all of 16 minutes before Monday ' s tornado . minutes Why did they only get 16 minutes of warning? 5 6 +272 3 And that was more time than most past twisters have allowed . past twisters how much less time? 7 9 +272 3 And that was more time than most past twisters have allowed . more Do people usually have more time to prepare? 3 4 +272 3 And that was more time than most past twisters have allowed . more Why is there so little time? 3 4 +272 4 In the grim parlor game of " choose your poison , " Floridians debate with their tornado - weary friends and family about which disaster they ' d rather have . parlor game what is a parlor game? 3 5 +272 4 In the grim parlor game of " choose your poison , " Floridians debate with their tornado - weary friends and family about which disaster they ' d rather have . disaster What are their choices? 24 25 +272 4 In the grim parlor game of " choose your poison , " Floridians debate with their tornado - weary friends and family about which disaster they ' d rather have . parlor What is a parlor game? 3 4 +272 5 Hurricanes have a lot of cons : sustained , devastating winds , vicious storm surges and damage over a wider area . cons : What are \"cons\"? 5 7 +273 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - Crippled in space , the Kepler spacecraft ' s planet - hunting days are likely over . planet - hunting days are likely over Why is it over? 15 22 +273 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - Crippled in space , the Kepler spacecraft ' s planet - hunting days are likely over . Crippled What is exactly meant by crippled? 6 7 +273 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - Crippled in space , the Kepler spacecraft ' s planet - hunting days are likely over . Crippled in space , Why is the Kepler crippled in space? 6 10 +273 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - Crippled in space , the Kepler spacecraft ' s planet - hunting days are likely over . likely over Why is the lifetime ending? 20 22 +273 2 But its discoveries may be yet to come . discoveries may be yet to come What discoveries? 2 8 +273 2 But its discoveries may be yet to come . discoveries What discoveries have been made so far/ 2 3 +273 2 But its discoveries may be yet to come . may be yet to come How will the Kepler continue to make discoveries? 3 8 +273 2 But its discoveries may be yet to come . come How are more discoveries still coming? 7 8 +273 3 Scientists have only begun to dig through its vast trove of data , where proof of another Earth - like planet may be hiding . another Earth - like planet may be hiding What is this planet called? 16 24 +273 3 Scientists have only begun to dig through its vast trove of data , where proof of another Earth - like planet may be hiding . data , How much data has been collected so far? 11 13 +273 3 Scientists have only begun to dig through its vast trove of data , where proof of another Earth - like planet may be hiding . Scientists have only begun Who are the scientists? 0 4 +273 4 " The signals are there , in the data we have now - we have to search for them , " said William Borucki , a space scientist at NASA ' s Ames Research Center in Mountain View , California , and the Kepler mission ' s principal investigator . " The signals are there , in the data we have now What signals are they? 0 12 +273 4 " The signals are there , in the data we have now - we have to search for them , " said William Borucki , a space scientist at NASA ' s Ames Research Center in Mountain View , California , and the Kepler mission ' s principal investigator . data Are the all the data collected in the foerm of signals? 8 9 +273 4 " The signals are there , in the data we have now - we have to search for them , " said William Borucki , a space scientist at NASA ' s Ames Research Center in Mountain View , California , and the Kepler mission ' s principal investigator . we have to search for them , " How will researchers search for the data? 13 21 +273 5 For the past four years , the $ 600 million Kepler has been a prolific planet detector from its lonely orbit , fixing its meter - wide lens , a photometer , on stars to detect the subtle dimming that occurs every time a planet passes in front of - or " transits " - its sun . the $ 600 million Kepler What is the Kepler? 6 11 +273 5 For the past four years , the $ 600 million Kepler has been a prolific planet detector from its lonely orbit , fixing its meter - wide lens , a photometer , on stars to detect the subtle dimming that occurs every time a planet passes in front of - or " transits " - its sun . stars How fr away are these stars? 33 34 +274 1 SEATTLE - Suicide stalks Indian Country , claiming more lives of native youth than those in any other population , not only in Washington state , but nationally . claiming more lives of native youth than Why is the suicide rate so high in Indian Country? 7 14 +274 1 SEATTLE - Suicide stalks Indian Country , claiming more lives of native youth than those in any other population , not only in Washington state , but nationally . native youth Why is the youth population being affected more than other populations? 11 13 +274 1 SEATTLE - Suicide stalks Indian Country , claiming more lives of native youth than those in any other population , not only in Washington state , but nationally . Suicide stalks why so high there? 2 4 +274 2 State Department of Health statistics released this month show that in Washington , the rate of suicide among native youth from 10 to 24 years old was more than double the rate of any other ethnic population . month What month is being referred to? 7 8 +274 2 State Department of Health statistics released this month show that in Washington , the rate of suicide among native youth from 10 to 24 years old was more than double the rate of any other ethnic population . double the rate What is the cause of this increase? 29 32 +274 2 State Department of Health statistics released this month show that in Washington , the rate of suicide among native youth from 10 to 24 years old was more than double the rate of any other ethnic population . ethnic population which ethnicity are they? 35 37 +274 3 Tribes are fighting back . At the Lummi Nation , tribal leaders last year enhanced a long - standing social services program with a youth suicide prevention component . tribal leaders last year Which tribal leaders? 10 14 +274 3 Tribes are fighting back . At the Lummi Nation , tribal leaders last year enhanced a long - standing social services program with a youth suicide prevention component . Tribes are fighting back How are the tribes fighting back? 0 4 +274 4 The Colville , Spokane and Yakama tribesalso are utilizing prevention grants and training through the Native Aspirations Program . Native Aspirations Program What does the Native Aspirations Program do? 15 18 +274 4 The Colville , Spokane and Yakama tribesalso are utilizing prevention grants and training through the Native Aspirations Program . prevention grants How much money is being allocated for the training? 9 11 +274 4 The Colville , Spokane and Yakama tribesalso are utilizing prevention grants and training through the Native Aspirations Program . Colville , where is colville? 1 3 +274 5 The Spokane - based program for the past five years has helped 65 tribes across the country combat suicide , the second - biggest killer of native youth , after accidents . has helped 65 tribes across the country How has the program helped the 65 tribes? 10 17 +274 5 The Spokane - based program for the past five years has helped 65 tribes across the country combat suicide , the second - biggest killer of native youth , after accidents . second - biggest killer of native youth , What is the biggest killer of native youth? 21 29 +274 5 The Spokane - based program for the past five years has helped 65 tribes across the country combat suicide , the second - biggest killer of native youth , after accidents . helped 65 tribes Is there any evidence that has been shown to prove that the grant has helped the tribes? 11 14 +275 1 MALAM JABBA , Pakistan - Boys in tattered coats schuss down Malam Jabba ' s powdery slope on homemade pine skis . powdery slope on homemade pine skis . Why did they schuss down Malam Jabba's powdery slope on homemade pine skis? 15 22 +275 1 MALAM JABBA , Pakistan - Boys in tattered coats schuss down Malam Jabba ' s powdery slope on homemade pine skis . homemade pine skis Why are boys using homemade skis? 18 21 +275 3 Bamboo sticks serve as poles . A few hundred yards away , jobless men trudge to the top of a snowy ridge to scavenge scrap metal from the mounds of rubble at what was long the country ' s only ski resort , a posh winter getaway that drew moneyed businessmen and European diplomats to this rugged northwestern region known as " the Switzerland of Pakistan " . what was long the country ' s only ski resort , What happened to have it go out of business? 32 43 +275 3 Bamboo sticks serve as poles . A few hundred yards away , jobless men trudge to the top of a snowy ridge to scavenge scrap metal from the mounds of rubble at what was long the country ' s only ski resort , a posh winter getaway that drew moneyed businessmen and European diplomats to this rugged northwestern region known as " the Switzerland of Pakistan " . " the Switzerland of Pakistan " . How long has such diversity gone on in the Switzerland of Pakistan? 61 68 +275 4 That changed five years ago , when the Taliban temporarily took control of the Swat Valley . Taliban temporarily took control How did the Taliban temporarily take control of the Swat Valley? 8 12 +275 4 That changed five years ago , when the Taliban temporarily took control of the Swat Valley . when the Taliban temporarily took control How did the Taliban take control of the valley? 6 12 +275 5 During its brutal reign in the shadow of the white - capped peaks of the Hindu Kush mountains , the Islamist militant group beheaded those it viewed as opponents , burned down schools and forbade girls to attend classes . burned down schools Why did the Taliban burn down schools? 30 33 +276 1 WASHINGTON - It began as an irresistible story : a flea market find in the West Virginia panhandle of a tiny , long - forgotten painting by a French master . West Virginia panhandle WHERE IS THAT? 15 18 +276 1 WASHINGTON - It began as an irresistible story : a flea market find in the West Virginia panhandle of a tiny , long - forgotten painting by a French master . French master Which french painter? 28 30 +276 1 WASHINGTON - It began as an irresistible story : a flea market find in the West Virginia panhandle of a tiny , long - forgotten painting by a French master . West Virginia panhandle Where in the West Virginia panhandle? 15 18 +276 2 The back story was equally irresistible : Impressionist artist Pierre - Auguste Renoir was at lunch in Paris by the Seine River in 1879 with his mistress when he grabbed a linen napkin and used it to paint her a keepsake . Impressionist artist Pierre - Auguste is that a painter? 7 12 +276 2 The back story was equally irresistible : Impressionist artist Pierre - Auguste Renoir was at lunch in Paris by the Seine River in 1879 with his mistress when he grabbed a linen napkin and used it to paint her a keepsake . used it to paint her a keepsake How did he paint with a napkin? 34 41 +276 2 The back story was equally irresistible : Impressionist artist Pierre - Auguste Renoir was at lunch in Paris by the Seine River in 1879 with his mistress when he grabbed a linen napkin and used it to paint her a keepsake . mistress Who was his mistress? 26 27 +276 3 Since the announcement last September that the painting - " Paysage Bords de Seine , " or " On the Shore of the Seine " - bought in a $ 7 box of knickknacks was being put up for auction in Alexandria , Virginia , an intriguing mystery has unfolded with an assortment of characters . unfolded what type of mystery? 49 50 +276 3 Since the announcement last September that the painting - " Paysage Bords de Seine , " or " On the Shore of the Seine " - bought in a $ 7 box of knickknacks was being put up for auction in Alexandria , Virginia , an intriguing mystery has unfolded with an assortment of characters . assortment of characters Who are the characters involved? 52 55 +276 4 A dowager art collector , perplexed museum officials , the insistent buyer and the FBI all have become part of the tale that appeals to a sense that , like the hopeful people who empty their closets for " Antiques Roadshow , " gems lie hidden among the everyday , just waiting to be revealed . dowager what is a dowager? 1 2 +276 4 A dowager art collector , perplexed museum officials , the insistent buyer and the FBI all have become part of the tale that appeals to a sense that , like the hopeful people who empty their closets for " Antiques Roadshow , " gems lie hidden among the everyday , just waiting to be revealed . " Antiques Roadshow , " What is Antiques Roadshow? Everyone may not know. 38 43 +277 1 By springtime , a lot of high school seniors are cruising to the end of school . cruising How exactly are the high school seniors \"cruising?\" 10 11 +277 1 By springtime , a lot of high school seniors are cruising to the end of school . cruising Does this mean not working as hard at school? Or do teachers/schools ease up on them as they get closer? 10 11 +277 1 By springtime , a lot of high school seniors are cruising to the end of school . cruising cruising in a car? 10 11 +277 2 Maceo Rucker - Shivers can ' t afford to join them . can ' t afford Why can't this individual cruise? 4 8 +277 2 Maceo Rucker - Shivers can ' t afford to join them . can ' t Why can't Maceo Rucker-Shivers join the other seniors? 4 7 +277 2 Maceo Rucker - Shivers can ' t afford to join them . Maceo Rucker - Shivers who is he? 0 4 +277 3 His class work at Olympic High School ' s math / science school in Charlotte , N . C . , and his after - school job at nearby Bosch Rexroth Corp . are preparing him for work as a machinist technician . preparing How is his class work and after-school job preparing him? 34 35 +277 3 His class work at Olympic High School ' s math / science school in Charlotte , N . C . , and his after - school job at nearby Bosch Rexroth Corp . are preparing him for work as a machinist technician . His class work Is he a senior? 0 3 +277 4 His supervisors at the German company are watching to see whether his skills and work ethic justify paying his tuition at community college after graduation . paying his tuition How common is this scenario in this area? 17 20 +277 4 His supervisors at the German company are watching to see whether his skills and work ethic justify paying his tuition at community college after graduation . watching Does this company pay for other students' tuitions? 7 8 +277 4 His supervisors at the German company are watching to see whether his skills and work ethic justify paying his tuition at community college after graduation . paying his tuition they cant get him into a university? 17 20 +277 5 " You have to bring your A - game every day , " Rucker - Shivers said . bring your A - game Why is the program so competitive? 4 9 +277 5 " You have to bring your A - game every day , " Rucker - Shivers said . Rucker - Shivers How has Rucker-Shivers been showing his supervisors that he is a hard worker? 13 16 +277 5 " You have to bring your A - game every day , " Rucker - Shivers said . A - game How does this relate to high school performance? 6 9 +277 5 " You have to bring your A - game every day , " Rucker - Shivers said . A - game is he able to bring it? 6 9 +278 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - Scheming to rearrange the heavens , scientists are busy planning how to pluck , push and park a spinning asteroid between here and the moon . Scheming to rearrange the heavens , Why are scientists scheming? 6 12 +278 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - Scheming to rearrange the heavens , scientists are busy planning how to pluck , push and park a spinning asteroid between here and the moon . scientists are busy planning What scientists are working on this? 12 16 +278 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - Scheming to rearrange the heavens , scientists are busy planning how to pluck , push and park a spinning asteroid between here and the moon . scientists are busy Who are the scientists? 12 15 +278 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - Scheming to rearrange the heavens , scientists are busy planning how to pluck , push and park a spinning asteroid between here and the moon . spinning asteroid why is it spinning? 24 26 +278 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - Scheming to rearrange the heavens , scientists are busy planning how to pluck , push and park a spinning asteroid between here and the moon . pluck , push and park Why do scientists want to pluck, push and park a spinning asteroid? 18 23 +278 2 While most of us hope to dodge space rocks , NASA has unveiled an ambitious , $ 105 million plan to build a spaceship to drag one closer to Earth . $ 105 million plan Who pays for this budget? 16 20 +278 3 It ' s the Space Age equivalent of bringing the mountain to Muhammad and a first step in our future voyage to Mars . first step in our future voyage to Mars Is there a timeline to get to Mars? 15 23 +278 3 It ' s the Space Age equivalent of bringing the mountain to Muhammad and a first step in our future voyage to Mars . mountain to Muhammad which mountain was that? 10 13 +278 4 " Our goal is to go out there and rendezvous - then get it into the hands of the people who can understand it , " said David Korsmeyer , director of the Engineering Directorate at Mountain View , Calif . ' s NASA Ames Research Center , which will contribute to the project . goal is to go out there and rendezvous Why is the goal to rendezvous? 2 10 +278 4 " Our goal is to go out there and rendezvous - then get it into the hands of the people who can understand it , " said David Korsmeyer , director of the Engineering Directorate at Mountain View , Calif . ' s NASA Ames Research Center , which will contribute to the project . which will contribute to the project How will NASA Ames Research Center contribute? 48 54 +278 5 Asteroids command our respect because a big one could play us like a billiard ball . big one What constitutes a large asteroid? 6 8 +278 5 Asteroids command our respect because a big one could play us like a billiard ball . billiard ball would we go in a pocket? 13 15 +278 5 Asteroids command our respect because a big one could play us like a billiard ball . play us How could an asteroid play us like a billiard ball? 9 11 +279 1 WASHINGTON - Jay - Z and Beyonce ' s controversial trip to Cuba four weeks ago has stoked public interest in traveling to the forbidden island , prompting more Americans to seek similar " people - to - people " culture tours . Jay - Z and Beyonce ' s controversial trip to Cuba Why is their trip controversial? 2 13 +279 1 WASHINGTON - Jay - Z and Beyonce ' s controversial trip to Cuba four weeks ago has stoked public interest in traveling to the forbidden island , prompting more Americans to seek similar " people - to - people " culture tours . controversial trip Why was their trip controversial? 9 11 +279 1 WASHINGTON - Jay - Z and Beyonce ' s controversial trip to Cuba four weeks ago has stoked public interest in traveling to the forbidden island , prompting more Americans to seek similar " people - to - people " culture tours . " people - to - people " culture tours What are people-to-people culture tours? 33 42 +279 1 WASHINGTON - Jay - Z and Beyonce ' s controversial trip to Cuba four weeks ago has stoked public interest in traveling to the forbidden island , prompting more Americans to seek similar " people - to - people " culture tours . stoked Why did their trip stoke public interest? 17 18 +279 1 WASHINGTON - Jay - Z and Beyonce ' s controversial trip to Cuba four weeks ago has stoked public interest in traveling to the forbidden island , prompting more Americans to seek similar " people - to - people " culture tours . Jay - Z and Beyonce ' s controversial trip to Cuba Why was this trip considered controversial? 2 13 +279 1 WASHINGTON - Jay - Z and Beyonce ' s controversial trip to Cuba four weeks ago has stoked public interest in traveling to the forbidden island , prompting more Americans to seek similar " people - to - people " culture tours . traveling to the forbidden island , Why is Cuba considered forbidden? 21 27 +279 1 WASHINGTON - Jay - Z and Beyonce ' s controversial trip to Cuba four weeks ago has stoked public interest in traveling to the forbidden island , prompting more Americans to seek similar " people - to - people " culture tours . controversial trip Why was the trip controversial? 9 11 +279 2 Insight Cuba , the first and largest of the Cuba tour groups , estimates that public inquiries and bookings have grown by 10 percent to 15 percent since Jay - Z and Beyonce ' s tour in early April . public inquiries and bookings How are these inquiries and bookings being made? 15 19 +279 2 Insight Cuba , the first and largest of the Cuba tour groups , estimates that public inquiries and bookings have grown by 10 percent to 15 percent since Jay - Z and Beyonce ' s tour in early April . the first Why have there not been tour groups in the past? 3 5 +279 3 " It ' s had a huge impact . Everything from our call center to our website to our blog to our Facebook page just lit up , " said Tom Popper , president of Insight Cuba . " It ' s had a huge impact How do they know it was specifically Jay-Z and Beyoncé's trip? 0 8 +279 3 " It ' s had a huge impact . Everything from our call center to our website to our blog to our Facebook page just lit up , " said Tom Popper , president of Insight Cuba . impact Why has the tour have a huge impact? 7 8 +279 4 " People were Googling it and curious . " People were Googling it and curious According to who? 0 7 +279 4 " People were Googling it and curious . Googling Why were people Googling the tour? 3 4 +279 5 The debate got heightened , and also people ' s awareness of this kind of tour was heightened " . debate Why did the debate get heightened? 1 2 +279 5 The debate got heightened , and also people ' s awareness of this kind of tour was heightened " . The debate got heightened , What is the nature of this debate? 0 5 +279 5 The debate got heightened , and also people ' s awareness of this kind of tour was heightened " . The debate Why is there a debate about a tour group? 0 2 +280 1 HUNTINGTON BEACH , Calif . - " Yeehaw ! " the sport fishermen yelled when they saw the fins slice the gray channel water off Huntington Beach . the sport fishermen Who is the sport fisherman? 10 13 +280 1 HUNTINGTON BEACH , Calif . - " Yeehaw ! " the sport fishermen yelled when they saw the fins slice the gray channel water off Huntington Beach . " Yeehaw ! " the sport Why is \"yeehaw\" a sport? 6 12 +280 1 HUNTINGTON BEACH , Calif . - " Yeehaw ! " the sport fishermen yelled when they saw the fins slice the gray channel water off Huntington Beach . " Yeehaw ! " why were they yelling? 6 10 +280 2 The chum of chopped mackerel and sardines had worked . had worked . Why did it work? 7 10 +280 2 The chum of chopped mackerel and sardines had worked . had worked How was it used? 7 9 +280 2 The chum of chopped mackerel and sardines had worked . chum what is a chum? 1 2 +280 3 The fight was on - and so were the cameras . The fight was on Who was the fight between? 0 4 +280 3 The fight was on - and so were the cameras . fight which fight? 1 2 +280 4 The six men had motored out in the June gloom Monday morning for more than a day of fun . The six men Who were the six men? 0 3 +280 4 The six men had motored out in the June gloom Monday morning for more than a day of fun . more than a day Are the men staying on water for days at a time? 13 17 +280 4 The six men had motored out in the June gloom Monday morning for more than a day of fun . motored out What is their destination? 4 6 +280 5 They were filming a reality show called " The Professionals " for the Outdoor Channel . They were filming WHO WAS FILMING? 0 3 +280 5 They were filming a reality show called " The Professionals " for the Outdoor Channel . " The Professionals " What is the reality show about? 7 11 +281 1 ISTANBUL - Turkish police fired tear gas at a group of about 10 , 000 anti - government protesters who had rallied again Tuesday night in Istanbul ' s Taksim Square , witnesses said , hours after authorities ' latest try at clearing the square . Istanbul ' s Taksim Square , Why were protesters rallying here? 26 32 +281 1 ISTANBUL - Turkish police fired tear gas at a group of about 10 , 000 anti - government protesters who had rallied again Tuesday night in Istanbul ' s Taksim Square , witnesses said , hours after authorities ' latest try at clearing the square . anti - government protesters Why were the protestors protesting against the government? 15 19 +281 1 ISTANBUL - Turkish police fired tear gas at a group of about 10 , 000 anti - government protesters who had rallied again Tuesday night in Istanbul ' s Taksim Square , witnesses said , hours after authorities ' latest try at clearing the square . Taksim Square , with the big mosque? 29 32 +281 1 ISTANBUL - Turkish police fired tear gas at a group of about 10 , 000 anti - government protesters who had rallied again Tuesday night in Istanbul ' s Taksim Square , witnesses said , hours after authorities ' latest try at clearing the square . 10 , 000 anti - government protesters Why are they protesting? 12 19 +281 1 ISTANBUL - Turkish police fired tear gas at a group of about 10 , 000 anti - government protesters who had rallied again Tuesday night in Istanbul ' s Taksim Square , witnesses said , hours after authorities ' latest try at clearing the square . Turkish police fired tear gas Why did they fire tear gas? 2 7 +281 2 The action came after numerous arrests and injuries were reported when police and anti - government protesters clashed Tuesday morning in the square , with authorities deploying tear gas , water cannon and armored vehicles to clear demonstrators . injuries What kind of injuries were experienced by the protesters? 7 8 +281 2 The action came after numerous arrests and injuries were reported when police and anti - government protesters clashed Tuesday morning in the square , with authorities deploying tear gas , water cannon and armored vehicles to clear demonstrators . numerous arrests and injuries How many were arrested and injured? 4 8 +281 3 Police had moved in from the city ' s Besiktas district in the early morning , when only a few thousand demonstrators remained on the square after more than a week of occupation . week of occupation when will they leave? 30 33 +281 3 Police had moved in from the city ' s Besiktas district in the early morning , when only a few thousand demonstrators remained on the square after more than a week of occupation . Besiktas Where is the Besiktas district? 9 10 +281 4 Istanbul ' s Taksim Square has become the center of recent anti - government protests , which started as a demonstration against a building project in the square ' s Gezi Park but have since grown into widespread condemnation of the government ' s conservative policies . building project What was offensive about the building project? 23 25 +281 4 Istanbul ' s Taksim Square has become the center of recent anti - government protests , which started as a demonstration against a building project in the square ' s Gezi Park but have since grown into widespread condemnation of the government ' s conservative policies . demonstration against a building project Why were they protesting this building project? 20 25 +281 4 Istanbul ' s Taksim Square has become the center of recent anti - government protests , which started as a demonstration against a building project in the square ' s Gezi Park but have since grown into widespread condemnation of the government ' s conservative policies . government ' s conservative what are the government's policies? 41 45 +281 5 Although many of the protesters scattered after the morning clash , many reconnected online and vowed to return . reconnected online on which website? 12 14 +282 1 With tornadoes , advance warning comes down to minutes . comes down to minutes Are there any current efforts aimed at improving the warning time? 5 9 +282 2 In Moore , Oklahoma , on May 20 , it was 16 minutes . In Moore , Oklahoma , on May 20 , What was the size of this tornado? 0 9 +282 2 In Moore , Oklahoma , on May 20 , it was 16 minutes . on May 20 , What was the year this took place? 5 9 +282 3 In Newcastle , to the southwest , nearest where the deadly mile - wide tornado that killed 24 people first formed , it was five minutes . deadly mile - wide tornado How long did the tornado last? 10 15 +282 3 In Newcastle , to the southwest , nearest where the deadly mile - wide tornado that killed 24 people first formed , it was five minutes . In Newcastle , How much distance did the tornado travel? 0 3 +282 4 Tornadoes used to strike without any warning . used to strike without any warning When did that change? 1 7 +282 4 Tornadoes used to strike without any warning . used to strike How has technology and predictably improved over time? 1 4 +282 5 Since the 1970s , meteorologists have worked to bring the average warning time up to 13 minutes . meteorologists have worked Which meteorologists? 4 7 +282 5 Since the 1970s , meteorologists have worked to bring the average warning time up to 13 minutes . meteorologists have worked How many meteorologists have lost their lives in this effort? 4 7 +282 5 Since the 1970s , meteorologists have worked to bring the average warning time up to 13 minutes . meteorologists have worked What have they done to bring the time up? 4 7 +282 5 Since the 1970s , meteorologists have worked to bring the average warning time up to 13 minutes . have worked What measures are being taken? 5 7 +283 1 WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court ruled Thursday that naturally occurring human genes may not be patented , potentially opening up commercial and scientific terrain to more freewheeling exploration . freewheeling exploration What constitutes freewheeling exploration? 26 28 +283 1 WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court ruled Thursday that naturally occurring human genes may not be patented , potentially opening up commercial and scientific terrain to more freewheeling exploration . may not be patented , Why may they not be patented? 12 17 +283 1 WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court ruled Thursday that naturally occurring human genes may not be patented , potentially opening up commercial and scientific terrain to more freewheeling exploration . patented , Why would someone want to patent a natural human gene? 15 17 +283 2 In a unanimous decision that is a mixed bag for the multibillion - dollar pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries , the court distinguished between genes found in the human body and those created in the lab . mixed bag for the multibillion - dollar What aspects of the decision are a mixed bag? 7 14 +283 2 In a unanimous decision that is a mixed bag for the multibillion - dollar pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries , the court distinguished between genes found in the human body and those created in the lab . pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries , Which companies were the major players affected? 14 19 +283 2 In a unanimous decision that is a mixed bag for the multibillion - dollar pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries , the court distinguished between genes found in the human body and those created in the lab . mixed How can this decision give both advantages and disadvantages to pharmaceutical companies? 7 8 +283 3 " A naturally occurring DNA segment is a product of nature and not patent eligible merely because it has been isolated , " Justice Clarence Thomas wrote for the court . not patent eligible What are the usual standards for patents? 12 15 +283 3 " A naturally occurring DNA segment is a product of nature and not patent eligible merely because it has been isolated , " Justice Clarence Thomas wrote for the court . Thomas Which other justices agreed with Justice Thomas's decision? 25 26 +283 4 At the same time , Thomas and his fellow justices determined that so - called " complementary DNA , " which is synthetic , is " patent eligible because it is not naturally occurring " . " complementary DNA , " How does something qualify as complementary DNA? 15 20 +283 4 At the same time , Thomas and his fellow justices determined that so - called " complementary DNA , " which is synthetic , is " patent eligible because it is not naturally occurring " . naturally occurring " How does one legally distinguish natural and unnatural? 32 35 +283 4 At the same time , Thomas and his fellow justices determined that so - called " complementary DNA , " which is synthetic , is " patent eligible because it is not naturally occurring " . " complementary What is the definition of \"complementary DNA\"? 15 17 +283 5 The 18 - page decision in the closely watched case rejects several patent claims filed by a Utah - based company called Myriad Genetics . closely watched case Who was closely watching this case? 7 10 +283 5 The 18 - page decision in the closely watched case rejects several patent claims filed by a Utah - based company called Myriad Genetics . patent claims What is the background patent that was originally filed? 12 14 +283 5 The 18 - page decision in the closely watched case rejects several patent claims filed by a Utah - based company called Myriad Genetics . several What DNA was Myriad Genetics attempting to patent? 11 12 +284 1 LOS ANGELES - Heading the ball is a key soccer skill , but a new study finds that players who headed the ball frequently were more likely to suffer brain injury and damage their memory than players who were a little less headstrong , so to speak . ANGELES - Heading the ball is a key soccer skill , Why is heading the ball a key skill? 1 12 +284 1 LOS ANGELES - Heading the ball is a key soccer skill , but a new study finds that players who headed the ball frequently were more likely to suffer brain injury and damage their memory than players who were a little less headstrong , so to speak . a new study What was the study? Who put the study on? 13 16 +284 2 While sports like football and ice hockey garner most of the attention when it comes to concussions and other forms of traumatic brain injury , or TBI , soccer is an intense physical sport for which the head can be as important as the foot . garner most of the attention Why do other sports garner more attention for TBI? 7 12 +284 3 But since research hasn ' t linked heading to concussions , players , coaches and medical professionals have generally stayed on the sidelines with regard to its health risks . stayed on the sidelines How do they stay on the sidelines? 19 23 +284 3 But since research hasn ' t linked heading to concussions , players , coaches and medical professionals have generally stayed on the sidelines with regard to its health risks . research hasn ' t linked What research? Sources? 2 7 +284 4 " For many people , it ' s beyond belief that minor injuries could be a problem , " said Dr . Michael Lipton , a neuroradiologist at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York City and lead author of the study published online Tuesday by the journal Radiology . many people , it ' s beyond belief Why are these injuries beyond belief for many people? 2 10 +284 4 " For many people , it ' s beyond belief that minor injuries could be a problem , " said Dr . Michael Lipton , a neuroradiologist at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York City and lead author of the study published online Tuesday by the journal Radiology . belief Why is it beyond belief? 9 10 +284 5 Lipton said he hasn ' t headed a ball himself since he played youth soccer . hasn ' t Why hasn't Lipton headed a ball for so long? 3 6 +284 5 Lipton said he hasn ' t headed a ball himself since he played youth soccer . since he played youth soccer How long ago was that? 10 15 +285 1 WASHINGTON - Cargill Inc . CEO Greg Page never used the words " child labor " in the 30 - minute keynote address he delivered earlier this month to the World Cocoa Foundation . keynote address What was the subject of the keynote address? 21 23 +285 1 WASHINGTON - Cargill Inc . CEO Greg Page never used the words " child labor " in the 30 - minute keynote address he delivered earlier this month to the World Cocoa Foundation . " child How is CEO Greg Page associated with \"child labor?\" 12 14 +285 1 WASHINGTON - Cargill Inc . CEO Greg Page never used the words " child labor " in the 30 - minute keynote address he delivered earlier this month to the World Cocoa Foundation . " child labor " SHOULD he have?? 12 16 +285 2 Instead , he talked at length about " sustainability " . " sustainability " Sustainability of what? 7 10 +285 2 Instead , he talked at length about " sustainability " . " sustainability " Was Greg Page rumored to using child labor? 7 10 +285 3 That term has become code for big cocoa players like Cargill that are trying to stop child labor abuses on cocoa farms while keeping production of a lucrative foodstuff viable . abuses There are no laws or regulations that protect people against abuse? 18 19 +285 4 Government and media reports of kids forced to drop out of school - or worse , abducted and made to work without pay - have dogged the cocoa industry for more than a decade . reports Why was nothing done about this? 3 4 +285 4 Government and media reports of kids forced to drop out of school - or worse , abducted and made to work without pay - have dogged the cocoa industry for more than a decade . forced Who is doing the forcing? And, for that matter, the abducting? 6 7 +285 5 Surveys by Tulane University researchers have documented many corporate - backed attempts to alleviate child labor issues . Surveys How often are the surveys done? 0 1 +285 5 Surveys by Tulane University researchers have documented many corporate - backed attempts to alleviate child labor issues . attempts What kind of corporate-backed attempts are there? 11 12 +285 5 Surveys by Tulane University researchers have documented many corporate - backed attempts to alleviate child labor issues . alleviate This sounds intentionally vague, as if the corporations want to look like they're trying without actually doing anything. (Sorry, not a question!) 13 14 +286 1 CHICAGO - When the Chicago Blackhawks take to the ice , Michelle Secor is dressed in her team paraphernalia and closely watching every faceoff , power play and goal , she said . closely watching every faceoff , Where is Michelle Secor watching closely from? (i.e., from her tv or live at the game?) 20 25 +286 1 CHICAGO - When the Chicago Blackhawks take to the ice , Michelle Secor is dressed in her team paraphernalia and closely watching every faceoff , power play and goal , she said . Michelle Secor Who is Michelle Secor? 11 13 +286 1 CHICAGO - When the Chicago Blackhawks take to the ice , Michelle Secor is dressed in her team paraphernalia and closely watching every faceoff , power play and goal , she said . Chicago Blackhawks take to the ice , Who will the Chicago Blackhawks be playing against? 4 11 +286 1 CHICAGO - When the Chicago Blackhawks take to the ice , Michelle Secor is dressed in her team paraphernalia and closely watching every faceoff , power play and goal , she said . she said who did she say it to? 30 32 +286 2 " I was born and raised on the South Side so I have to cheer for our home teams , " Secor said as she took a break from watching the Stanley Cup finals in a Bridgeport bar last week . home teams , " Who is your home team? 17 21 +286 2 " I was born and raised on the South Side so I have to cheer for our home teams , " Secor said as she took a break from watching the Stanley Cup finals in a Bridgeport bar last week . Bridgeport bar last week What was the name of the bar? 36 40 +286 2 " I was born and raised on the South Side so I have to cheer for our home teams , " Secor said as she took a break from watching the Stanley Cup finals in a Bridgeport bar last week . Bridgeport bar is that in chicago? 36 38 +286 2 " I was born and raised on the South Side so I have to cheer for our home teams , " Secor said as she took a break from watching the Stanley Cup finals in a Bridgeport bar last week . South Side What city is she referring to? 8 10 +286 3 " Bulls . Bears . Hawks . I was born into this " . born into this " What were you born into? 9 13 +286 4 Secor , 46 , who is of Mexican descent , is one of a small but growing number of minorities who have become hooked on hockey . become hooked on hockey What made you become hooked on hockey? 22 26 +286 4 Secor , 46 , who is of Mexican descent , is one of a small but growing number of minorities who have become hooked on hockey . hooked on hockey What is the most exciting part of a hockey game to Michelle? 23 26 +286 4 Secor , 46 , who is of Mexican descent , is one of a small but growing number of minorities who have become hooked on hockey . of Mexican descent , why does this matter? 6 10 +286 4 Secor , 46 , who is of Mexican descent , is one of a small but growing number of minorities who have become hooked on hockey . small but growing What are the numbers in hockey viewership related to minorities? 14 17 +286 5 And although she only started watching the games in recent years , she ' s devoted to the sport , she said . she ' s devoted to the sport , What sport is she devoted to? 12 20 +287 1 KABUL , Afghanistan Mohammad Aziz Ayob adjusts his Boy Scout scarf , leans over and settles a sapling into the dry Kabul soil as two NATO helicopters pass overhead , the clack - clack of their blades echoing off the neighboring mountains . sapling What is a sapling? 17 18 +287 1 KABUL , Afghanistan Mohammad Aziz Ayob adjusts his Boy Scout scarf , leans over and settles a sapling into the dry Kabul soil as two NATO helicopters pass overhead , the clack - clack of their blades echoing off the neighboring mountains . sapling What is a sapling? 17 18 +287 2 Bobbing green shirts and matching caps may seem a bit incongruous in a war zone , but organizers of Afghanistan ' s nascent Scouting program say its emphasis on community service and self - reliance is sorely needed in a society scarred by decades of violence . society scarred by decades of violence Why has the society been ravaged by violence? 40 46 +287 2 Bobbing green shirts and matching caps may seem a bit incongruous in a war zone , but organizers of Afghanistan ' s nascent Scouting program say its emphasis on community service and self - reliance is sorely needed in a society scarred by decades of violence . nascent What does the word 'nascent' mean? 22 23 +287 2 Bobbing green shirts and matching caps may seem a bit incongruous in a war zone , but organizers of Afghanistan ' s nascent Scouting program say its emphasis on community service and self - reliance is sorely needed in a society scarred by decades of violence . nascent What is the meaning of nascent? 22 23 +287 2 Bobbing green shirts and matching caps may seem a bit incongruous in a war zone , but organizers of Afghanistan ' s nascent Scouting program say its emphasis on community service and self - reliance is sorely needed in a society scarred by decades of violence . decades of violence Why has this society in Afghanistan been scarred by decades of violence? 43 46 +287 3 Ayob , orphaned as a child and raised by his aunt , can barely afford to attend high school and worries about finding a job . orphaned as a child What caused Ayob to become an orphan? 2 6 +287 3 Ayob , orphaned as a child and raised by his aunt , can barely afford to attend high school and worries about finding a job . attend high school high school costs money? 16 19 +287 4 Such concerns melt away , however , when he dons his Scouting shirt . concerns melt away , How has scouting helped Ayob feel this way? 1 5 +287 4 Such concerns melt away , however , when he dons his Scouting shirt . Scouting what is scouting? 11 12 +287 4 Such concerns melt away , however , when he dons his Scouting shirt . dons his Scouting shirt What is it about scouting that takes away Ayob's worries? 9 13 +287 5 " I love my uniform ; it makes me feel proud , " said Ayob , 18 . 18 At what age do boy scouts age out of the program? 16 17 +287 5 " I love my uniform ; it makes me feel proud , " said Ayob , 18 . my uniform ; what kind of uniform? 3 6 +287 5 " I love my uniform ; it makes me feel proud , " said Ayob , 18 . uniform ; Why does the uniform make Ayob feel proud? 4 6 +288 1 WASHINGTON - The federal government moved Tuesday to further protect chimpanzees , proposing to change the animals ' endangered status and increase oversight of their use in research . endangered status What is the endangered status of the chimpanzees? 18 20 +288 1 WASHINGTON - The federal government moved Tuesday to further protect chimpanzees , proposing to change the animals ' endangered status and increase oversight of their use in research . to further protect chimpanzees , How will the government protect chimpanzees? 7 12 +288 1 WASHINGTON - The federal government moved Tuesday to further protect chimpanzees , proposing to change the animals ' endangered status and increase oversight of their use in research . further What kind of protections are already in place? 8 9 +288 2 The plan represents the latest in a series of steps taken in the past two years to better safeguard the animals , one of man ' s closest genetic cousins , and shield them from use in scientific research . a series of steps taken What are the steps taken to protect the animals? 6 11 +288 2 The plan represents the latest in a series of steps taken in the past two years to better safeguard the animals , one of man ' s closest genetic cousins , and shield them from use in scientific research . better safeguard the animals , How will animals be better safeguarded? 17 22 +288 2 The plan represents the latest in a series of steps taken in the past two years to better safeguard the animals , one of man ' s closest genetic cousins , and shield them from use in scientific research . from use how would they be used? 34 36 +288 2 The plan represents the latest in a series of steps taken in the past two years to better safeguard the animals , one of man ' s closest genetic cousins , and shield them from use in scientific research . better safeguard How do they feel that they have not safeguarded the animals? 17 19 +288 3 Top medical institutions also are changing their stance toward the use of chimpanzees . changing their stance What do they think about the use of chimpanzees now? 5 8 +288 3 Top medical institutions also are changing their stance toward the use of chimpanzees . use of chimpanzees a negative change? 10 13 +288 3 Top medical institutions also are changing their stance toward the use of chimpanzees . Top medical institutions Which medical institutions? 0 3 +288 4 The action Tuesday was by the U . S . Fish and Wildlife Service , which is proposing to classify both wild and captive chimpanzees as endangered . U . S . Fish and Wildlife Service , Why is \"fish\" in the name \"U.S. Fish and Wildlife service? It should just be Wildlife as that contains fish. 6 15 +288 4 The action Tuesday was by the U . S . Fish and Wildlife Service , which is proposing to classify both wild and captive chimpanzees as endangered . as endangered are they endangered? 25 27 +288 4 The action Tuesday was by the U . S . Fish and Wildlife Service , which is proposing to classify both wild and captive chimpanzees as endangered . action What action has been taken? 1 2 +288 5 Right now , only wild chimpanzees are listed as endangered , while captive chimps are classified as threatened . only wild chimpanzees are listed as endangered , Why are only wild chimpanzees listed as endangered and the captive ones aren't? 3 11 +288 5 Right now , only wild chimpanzees are listed as endangered , while captive chimps are classified as threatened . captive chimps what is the difference? 12 14 +288 5 Right now , only wild chimpanzees are listed as endangered , while captive chimps are classified as threatened . threatened Why are captive chimps considered to be threatened? 17 18 +289 1 WASHINGTON - FBI Director Robert S . Mueller III testified Wednesday that the controversial National Security Agency surveillance program " has been a contributing factor , one dot among many dots " for tracking terrorist plots , and he admitted for the first time that the bureau had used surveillance drones inside the U . S . surveillance drones inside the U . S is this prohibited? 49 56 +289 1 WASHINGTON - FBI Director Robert S . Mueller III testified Wednesday that the controversial National Security Agency surveillance program " has been a contributing factor , one dot among many dots " for tracking terrorist plots , and he admitted for the first time that the bureau had used surveillance drones inside the U . S . admitted for the first time Why had he been hiding it before this? 39 44 +289 1 WASHINGTON - FBI Director Robert S . Mueller III testified Wednesday that the controversial National Security Agency surveillance program " has been a contributing factor , one dot among many dots " for tracking terrorist plots , and he admitted for the first time that the bureau had used surveillance drones inside the U . S . surveillance drones inside the U . S Why would surveillance drones be used in the U.S.? 49 56 +289 1 WASHINGTON - FBI Director Robert S . Mueller III testified Wednesday that the controversial National Security Agency surveillance program " has been a contributing factor , one dot among many dots " for tracking terrorist plots , and he admitted for the first time that the bureau had used surveillance drones inside the U . S . surveillance drones How were surveillance drones used in the United States? 49 51 +289 1 WASHINGTON - FBI Director Robert S . Mueller III testified Wednesday that the controversial National Security Agency surveillance program " has been a contributing factor , one dot among many dots " for tracking terrorist plots , and he admitted for the first time that the bureau had used surveillance drones inside the U . S . contributing factor , What other factors are there? 23 26 +289 1 WASHINGTON - FBI Director Robert S . Mueller III testified Wednesday that the controversial National Security Agency surveillance program " has been a contributing factor , one dot among many dots " for tracking terrorist plots , and he admitted for the first time that the bureau had used surveillance drones inside the U . S . controversial Why is the program controversial? 13 14 +289 2 The FBI uses drones " in a very , very minimal way and very seldom , " said Mueller , adding that " we have very few " . " we have very few " did he say how many? 22 28 +289 2 The FBI uses drones " in a very , very minimal way and very seldom , " said Mueller , adding that " we have very few " . " in a very , very minimal way How do they use drones? What do they have the drones doing? 4 12 +289 2 The FBI uses drones " in a very , very minimal way and very seldom , " said Mueller , adding that " we have very few " . very few " What does very few mean exactly? 25 28 +289 3 Mueller ' s comments were the first time an FBI official publicly acknowledged that the bureau used remotely piloted aircraft , though the Drug Enforcement Agency and the Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco , Firearms and Explosives have both tested drones for use in investigations . for use in investigations . What were the US investigations? 41 46 +289 4 Sen . Dianne Feinstein , a Democrat from California , asked Mueller to detail what protections the FBI had put in place to limit how video and other information collected by drones was used by federal investigators . Dianne Feinstein , what are her credentials? 2 5 +289 4 Sen . Dianne Feinstein , a Democrat from California , asked Mueller to detail what protections the FBI had put in place to limit how video and other information collected by drones was used by federal investigators . protections What protections would be appropriate in surveillance drone work? 15 16 +289 5 She called drones " the greatest threat to the privacy of Americans " . threat why is it the greatest threat? 6 7 +289 5 She called drones " the greatest threat to the privacy of Americans " . greatest threat How are they threatening? Are the drones armed? 5 7 +289 5 She called drones " the greatest threat to the privacy of Americans " . greatest threat Why is it the greatest threat to privacy? 5 7 +290 1 WASHINGTON - The American Medical Association voted Tuesday to declare obesity a disease , a move that effectively defines 78 million American adults and 12 million children as having a medical condition requiring treatment . 78 million American adults how so many? 19 23 +290 1 WASHINGTON - The American Medical Association voted Tuesday to declare obesity a disease , a move that effectively defines 78 million American adults and 12 million children as having a medical condition requiring treatment . medical condition requiring treatment Will this treatment be covered by insurance? 30 34 +290 2 The nation ' s leading physicians organization took the vote after debating whether the action would do more to help affected patients get useful treatment or would further stigmatize a condition with many causes and few easy fixes . leading physicians organization What is the leading physicians orginazition? 4 7 +290 2 The nation ' s leading physicians organization took the vote after debating whether the action would do more to help affected patients get useful treatment or would further stigmatize a condition with many causes and few easy fixes . stigmatize a condition how is it stigmatized? 28 31 +290 2 The nation ' s leading physicians organization took the vote after debating whether the action would do more to help affected patients get useful treatment or would further stigmatize a condition with many causes and few easy fixes . nation ' s leading physicians How many physicians participated? 1 6 +290 2 The nation ' s leading physicians organization took the vote after debating whether the action would do more to help affected patients get useful treatment or would further stigmatize a condition with many causes and few easy fixes . useful treatment What would the treatment consist of? 23 25 +290 3 In the end , members of the AMA ' s House of Delegates rejected cautionary advice from their own experts and extended the new status to a condition that affects almost 36 percent of adults and 12 percent of children in the United States . rejected cautionary advice Why did they reject the advice? 13 16 +290 4 " Recognizing obesity as a disease will help change the way the medical community tackles this complex issue that affects approximately one - in - three Americans , " said Dr . Patrice Harris , an AMA board member . obesity is obesitry a disease? 2 3 +290 5 Tuesday ' s vote is certain to step up pressure on health insurance companies to reimburse physicians for the time - consuming task of discussing obesity ' s health risks with patients whose body mass index exceeds 30 . reimburse Would the patients premium go up? 15 16 +291 1 Dairy farmer Ron Koetsier ' s 1 , 200 cows produce roughly 90 tons of manure daily , and for the past three decades , he has tried unsuccessfully to turn the stinky dung into energy to power his 450 - acre farm in Visalia , Calif . tried unsuccessfully Why was he unsuccesfull? 27 29 +291 1 Dairy farmer Ron Koetsier ' s 1 , 200 cows produce roughly 90 tons of manure daily , and for the past three decades , he has tried unsuccessfully to turn the stinky dung into energy to power his 450 - acre farm in Visalia , Calif . turn the stinky dung into energy What method did the farmer use to convert manure into energy? 30 36 +291 2 He installed a nearly $ 1 million renewable energy system in 1985 that used the methane from manure to create electricity for his farm . electricity how does that work? 20 21 +291 2 He installed a nearly $ 1 million renewable energy system in 1985 that used the methane from manure to create electricity for his farm . installed a nearly $ 1 million Did the farmer offset the cost of the installation of the $1 million renewable energy system? 1 7 +291 3 In 2002 , he replaced that system with newer technology , but he hit a snag when air - quality standards called for expensive retrofits to reduce air pollution ; he eventually shut down the system in 2009 . retrofits What are retrofits? 24 25 +291 3 In 2002 , he replaced that system with newer technology , but he hit a snag when air - quality standards called for expensive retrofits to reduce air pollution ; he eventually shut down the system in 2009 . shut down the system Why did he shut it down? 32 36 +291 3 In 2002 , he replaced that system with newer technology , but he hit a snag when air - quality standards called for expensive retrofits to reduce air pollution ; he eventually shut down the system in 2009 . retrofits what is a retrofit? 24 25 +291 3 In 2002 , he replaced that system with newer technology , but he hit a snag when air - quality standards called for expensive retrofits to reduce air pollution ; he eventually shut down the system in 2009 . air - quality What was the amount of pollutants the system emitted? 17 20 +291 4 In a few weeks , however , Koetsier ' s renewable - energy efforts will get a reboot as a new company replaces his current system with one that is expected to satisfy strict air standards in the highly polluted San Joaquin Valley . a new company Which new company will replace his current system? 19 22 +291 4 In a few weeks , however , Koetsier ' s renewable - energy efforts will get a reboot as a new company replaces his current system with one that is expected to satisfy strict air standards in the highly polluted San Joaquin Valley . new company Who is the new company? 20 22 +291 4 In a few weeks , however , Koetsier ' s renewable - energy efforts will get a reboot as a new company replaces his current system with one that is expected to satisfy strict air standards in the highly polluted San Joaquin Valley . satisfy strict air standards How does the new system filter off pollutants compared to the original system? 32 36 +291 5 A decade or so ago , dozens of California dairy farmers built million - dollar systems called methane digesters that convert manure into power . dozens of California dairy Which California dairy farmers built the systems? 6 10 +291 5 A decade or so ago , dozens of California dairy farmers built million - dollar systems called methane digesters that convert manure into power . convert manure into power How do they convert manure into power? 20 24 +291 5 A decade or so ago , dozens of California dairy farmers built million - dollar systems called methane digesters that convert manure into power . decade or so ago , how long ago exactly? 1 6 +291 5 A decade or so ago , dozens of California dairy farmers built million - dollar systems called methane digesters that convert manure into power . methane digesters How does a methane digester work? 17 19 +292 1 Rescue teams frantically searched for survivors in India ' s flood - ravaged state of Uttarakhand on Friday as the death toll exceeded 550 , state disaster officials said . India ' s flood - ravaged state of Uttarakhand Why was this state susceptible to flooding? 7 16 +292 1 Rescue teams frantically searched for survivors in India ' s flood - ravaged state of Uttarakhand on Friday as the death toll exceeded 550 , state disaster officials said . India ' s flood - ravaged What caused India's flood? 7 13 +292 1 Rescue teams frantically searched for survivors in India ' s flood - ravaged state of Uttarakhand on Friday as the death toll exceeded 550 , state disaster officials said . survivors How many survivors were the rescue team able to find so far? 5 6 +292 2 More than 13 , 800 people were missing and another 32 , 000 people , many of them pilgrims , were believed to be trapped as a result of torrential monsoon rains that have triggered floods and landslides . many of them pilgrims , Why were people making pilgrimage to this area? 15 20 +292 2 More than 13 , 800 people were missing and another 32 , 000 people , many of them pilgrims , were believed to be trapped as a result of torrential monsoon rains that have triggered floods and landslides . pilgrims , there are still pilgrims? 18 20 +292 2 More than 13 , 800 people were missing and another 32 , 000 people , many of them pilgrims , were believed to be trapped as a result of torrential monsoon rains that have triggered floods and landslides . believed Why were the pilgrims believed to be trapped? 21 22 +292 3 State disaster relief minister Jaspal Arya said the rescue operations were being carried out on a " war footing " . carried out on a " war footing " How does this approach serve the victims? 12 20 +292 3 State disaster relief minister Jaspal Arya said the rescue operations were being carried out on a " war footing " . " war footing " what is war footing? 16 20 +292 3 State disaster relief minister Jaspal Arya said the rescue operations were being carried out on a " war footing " . " war footing " What is meant by \"war footing\"? 16 20 +292 3 State disaster relief minister Jaspal Arya said the rescue operations were being carried out on a " war footing " . " war footing " What is a \"war footing?\" 16 20 +292 4 " Forty - five helicopters are combing areas to find people and drop food supplies , as road links are destroyed , " Arya said . road links are destroyed , " How were the road links destroyed? 17 23 +292 5 Television footage showed stranded people climbing down cliffs , aided by soldiers . people climbing down cliffs , Why would going to a lower elevation by climbing down be a good idea during flooding? 4 9 +292 5 Television footage showed stranded people climbing down cliffs , aided by soldiers . Television footage on which channel? 0 2 +292 5 Television footage showed stranded people climbing down cliffs , aided by soldiers . climbing down cliffs , Was it up in the mountains? 5 9 +293 1 About a million people took to the streets of 100 Brazilian cities as their protests against corruption and social and economic injustice saw their first two deaths . 100 Brazilian cities Which Brazilian cities? 9 12 +293 1 About a million people took to the streets of 100 Brazilian cities as their protests against corruption and social and economic injustice saw their first two deaths . 100 Brazilian cities Why 100 Brazilian Cities? 9 12 +293 1 About a million people took to the streets of 100 Brazilian cities as their protests against corruption and social and economic injustice saw their first two deaths . injustice What specifically happen unjust? 21 22 +293 2 Violence broke out in more than 10 cities late Thursday and early Friday , and an 18 - year - old man was killed and three people injured when they were hit by a car trying to drive around a protester - erected barricade in Ribeirao Preto , 185 miles north of Sao Paolo . more than 10 cities Which cities? 4 8 +293 2 Violence broke out in more than 10 cities late Thursday and early Friday , and an 18 - year - old man was killed and three people injured when they were hit by a car trying to drive around a protester - erected barricade in Ribeirao Preto , 185 miles north of Sao Paolo . Ribeirao Preto , is it a small town? 45 48 +293 2 Violence broke out in more than 10 cities late Thursday and early Friday , and an 18 - year - old man was killed and three people injured when they were hit by a car trying to drive around a protester - erected barricade in Ribeirao Preto , 185 miles north of Sao Paolo . 10 cities Which cities? 6 8 +293 3 On Friday , a second person died of a heart attack as a tear - gas canister exploded near her , according to Brazilian news agencies . Brazilian news agencies Which Brazilian news agencies? 23 26 +293 3 On Friday , a second person died of a heart attack as a tear - gas canister exploded near her , according to Brazilian news agencies . a tear - gas canister exploded Where did this happen? 12 18 +293 4 In response to the protests , Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff postponed a trip she had planned to Japan and called an emergency meeting Friday morning in Brasilia . Japan what was she going to do in japan? 17 18 +293 4 In response to the protests , Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff postponed a trip she had planned to Japan and called an emergency meeting Friday morning in Brasilia . trip she had planned What was the trip for? 12 16 +293 5 In an address transmitted on Brazilian television and radio Friday night , Rousseff asked for understanding about " the political and economic limitations " the country is facing and beseeched Brazilians not " to put at risk all that we ' ve achieved . put at risk all that we ' ve achieved what have they achieved? 34 43 +294 1 MADERA , Calif . - While kids his age were reading Shakespeare and dissecting frogs , Benito Vasquez was picking grapes and almonds in California ' s Central Valley . dissecting frogs , kids dissect frogs? 13 16 +294 2 He was 14 when he crossed the border from Mexico and has worked in the fields ever since . fields ever since How old is he now? 15 18 +294 2 He was 14 when he crossed the border from Mexico and has worked in the fields ever since . Mexico where in mexico? 9 10 +294 2 He was 14 when he crossed the border from Mexico and has worked in the fields ever since . crossed the border from Mexico Why did he cross the border? 5 10 +294 2 He was 14 when he crossed the border from Mexico and has worked in the fields ever since . He Who is he? 0 1 +294 3 He has never gone to school and cannot read or write in any language . never gone to school Why did he not go to school? 2 6 +294 3 He has never gone to school and cannot read or write in any language . has never gone to school Why did he not go to school? 1 6 +294 4 Vasquez , now 28 , is one of thousands potentially shut out of a landmark federal program that grants work permits and a two - year reprieve from deportation to people who came to this country illegally as children . potentially shut out Why might they be shut out? 9 12 +294 4 Vasquez , now 28 , is one of thousands potentially shut out of a landmark federal program that grants work permits and a two - year reprieve from deportation to people who came to this country illegally as children . shut out why is he shut out? 10 12 +294 4 Vasquez , now 28 , is one of thousands potentially shut out of a landmark federal program that grants work permits and a two - year reprieve from deportation to people who came to this country illegally as children . landmark federal program What is the name of this program? 14 17 +294 5 He and others like him are missing a key requirement - a high school diploma . a high school diploma Why did he not get his high school diploma? 11 15 +295 1 NEW YORK - There are bugs in the trees . trees What trees? 8 9 +295 1 NEW YORK - There are bugs in the trees . bugs What kind of bugs are in the trees? 5 6 +295 2 There are bugs on the shrubs , on screen doors , on barbecue grills , on front steps . bugs What kind of bugs? 2 3 +295 2 There are bugs on the shrubs , on screen doors , on barbecue grills , on front steps . There are bugs What type of bugs? 0 3 +295 2 There are bugs on the shrubs , on screen doors , on barbecue grills , on front steps . front are they everywhere? 16 17 +295 2 There are bugs on the shrubs , on screen doors , on barbecue grills , on front steps . bugs Why are there bugs everywhere? 2 3 +295 2 There are bugs on the shrubs , on screen doors , on barbecue grills , on front steps . bugs What kind of bugs? 2 3 +295 3 There are shells of bugs on the ground , crunchy as tempura , and bug bodies clinging onto leaves , their dead orange eyes still beady . dead How did the bugs die? 21 22 +295 3 There are shells of bugs on the ground , crunchy as tempura , and bug bodies clinging onto leaves , their dead orange eyes still beady . shells Where did the shells come from? 2 3 +295 3 There are shells of bugs on the ground , crunchy as tempura , and bug bodies clinging onto leaves , their dead orange eyes still beady . shells of bugs Why are there bug shells there? 2 5 +295 4 There is a large live bug on John Kempf ' s collar , and a dead one in his 6 - year - old son Aren ' s hand . large How large is this bug? 3 4 +295 4 There is a large live bug on John Kempf ' s collar , and a dead one in his 6 - year - old son Aren ' s hand . John Kempf ' s who is he? 7 11 +295 4 There is a large live bug on John Kempf ' s collar , and a dead one in his 6 - year - old son Aren ' s hand . large live bug on John Why is the live bug on John? 3 8 +295 5 Neither seems to mind . " I love them ; it ' s nature , " said Kempf , a Staten Island resident who recently collected 300 bugs in a cooler to bring to his yard , in the hope they would multiply . multiply What would happen to his neighborhood if all 300 were to multiply in his yard? 42 43 +295 5 Neither seems to mind . " I love them ; it ' s nature , " said Kempf , a Staten Island resident who recently collected 300 bugs in a cooler to bring to his yard , in the hope they would multiply . 300 bugs Why would Kempf want 300 bugs in his yard? 26 28 +295 5 Neither seems to mind . " I love them ; it ' s nature , " said Kempf , a Staten Island resident who recently collected 300 bugs in a cooler to bring to his yard , in the hope they would multiply . collected 300 bugs How did he collect all of those bugs? 25 28 +296 1 BEIJING - For animal lovers in China , the week seemed to bring one discouraging headline after another . discouraging headline what was the headline? 14 16 +296 1 BEIJING - For animal lovers in China , the week seemed to bring one discouraging headline after another . animal lovers What is the most common pet in China? 3 5 +296 1 BEIJING - For animal lovers in China , the week seemed to bring one discouraging headline after another . discouraging headline What did the headline say? 14 16 +296 2 First , tourists in a southern resort reportedly manhandled a stranded dolphin and took photos with it rather than immediately call for help ; the mammal later died . southern resort Where is the southern resort? 5 7 +296 2 First , tourists in a southern resort reportedly manhandled a stranded dolphin and took photos with it rather than immediately call for help ; the mammal later died . died Why did it die? 27 28 +296 2 First , tourists in a southern resort reportedly manhandled a stranded dolphin and took photos with it rather than immediately call for help ; the mammal later died . in a southern resort Which resort? 3 7 +296 2 First , tourists in a southern resort reportedly manhandled a stranded dolphin and took photos with it rather than immediately call for help ; the mammal later died . mammal later died cause of death? 25 28 +296 2 First , tourists in a southern resort reportedly manhandled a stranded dolphin and took photos with it rather than immediately call for help ; the mammal later died . reportedly Reported by who? 7 8 +296 2 First , tourists in a southern resort reportedly manhandled a stranded dolphin and took photos with it rather than immediately call for help ; the mammal later died . call for help ; Who could they have called in this situation? 20 24 +296 3 Then , customs authorities announced they had caught two men trying to smuggle more than 200 bear paws into the country from Russia ; the feet are considered a delicacy in some parts of China . some parts In which parts of China? 31 33 +296 3 Then , customs authorities announced they had caught two men trying to smuggle more than 200 bear paws into the country from Russia ; the feet are considered a delicacy in some parts of China . smuggle What did they smuggle the paws in? 12 13 +296 3 Then , customs authorities announced they had caught two men trying to smuggle more than 200 bear paws into the country from Russia ; the feet are considered a delicacy in some parts of China . a delicacy How much would one pay for a bear claw in China? 28 30 +296 4 On Friday , the southern city of Yulin went ahead with a dog meat festival over the objection of activists . objection of activists Who are the activists? 17 20 +296 4 On Friday , the southern city of Yulin went ahead with a dog meat festival over the objection of activists . Friday , which friday? 1 3 +296 4 On Friday , the southern city of Yulin went ahead with a dog meat festival over the objection of activists . dog meat festival Is this a legal festival? 12 15 +296 5 Many complained that the table - bound pups were stolen strays and pets being butchered at unlicensed plants . table - bound What does \"table-bound\" mean? 4 7 +296 5 Many complained that the table - bound pups were stolen strays and pets being butchered at unlicensed plants . unlicensed What does it mean for them to be unlicensed or licensed? 16 17 +296 5 Many complained that the table - bound pups were stolen strays and pets being butchered at unlicensed plants . butchered Are they butchered purely to sell the meat? 14 15 +297 1 ROCHESTER , Minn . - Every year , about 1 , 000 babies are born in the United States with half a heart - a rare defect that requires a series of risky surgeries and , even then , leaves the infants with a strong likelihood that their hearts will wear out prematurely . rare defect what is it called? 25 27 +297 1 ROCHESTER , Minn . - Every year , about 1 , 000 babies are born in the United States with half a heart - a rare defect that requires a series of risky surgeries and , even then , leaves the infants with a strong likelihood that their hearts will wear out prematurely . risky surgeries What are the numbers? 32 34 +297 1 ROCHESTER , Minn . - Every year , about 1 , 000 babies are born in the United States with half a heart - a rare defect that requires a series of risky surgeries and , even then , leaves the infants with a strong likelihood that their hearts will wear out prematurely . prematurely What are the numbers 52 53 +297 3 If it works , the new technique could buy these children time as scientists scramble for a cure for the congenital defect called hypoplastic left heart syndrome ( HLHS ) . as scientists scramble for a cure for Who are the scientists working on a cure? 12 19 +297 3 If it works , the new technique could buy these children time as scientists scramble for a cure for the congenital defect called hypoplastic left heart syndrome ( HLHS ) . scientists scramble for a cure What work is being done to find a cure? 13 18 +297 4 The Mayo study , which will begin as soon as 10 eligible candidates can be enrolled , could also pave the way for additional breakthroughs in stem cell treatments that would help the 19 , 000 children born each year with other heart defects . begin as soon as how soon can it happen? 6 10 +297 4 The Mayo study , which will begin as soon as 10 eligible candidates can be enrolled , could also pave the way for additional breakthroughs in stem cell treatments that would help the 19 , 000 children born each year with other heart defects . could also pave the way Why are these other studies waiting on this one? If there are other things that could be done with stem cells, shouldn't they be being studied in parallel? 17 22 +297 5 But for the time being , the doctors at Mayo are keeping their focus on those babies who need the most help now . time being , is this a good plan? 3 6 +298 1 WASHINGTON - The Senate Thursday voted 68 - 32 to overhaul the nation ' s immigration system , an ambitious plan that creates a path to citizenship for millions of undocumented immigrants while requiring tough new steps to secure the nation ' s borders . The Senate How many US senators are there? 2 4 +298 1 WASHINGTON - The Senate Thursday voted 68 - 32 to overhaul the nation ' s immigration system , an ambitious plan that creates a path to citizenship for millions of undocumented immigrants while requiring tough new steps to secure the nation ' s borders . citizenship Do they get a green card or citezship? 26 27 +298 1 WASHINGTON - The Senate Thursday voted 68 - 32 to overhaul the nation ' s immigration system , an ambitious plan that creates a path to citizenship for millions of undocumented immigrants while requiring tough new steps to secure the nation ' s borders . tough new steps What are these steps? 34 37 +298 2 The measure , the most sweeping changes to immigration law since the 1980s , now faces a perilous path in the Republican - controlled House of Representatives , where Speaker John Boehner , R - Ohio , said flatly : " The House is not going to take up and vote on whatever the Senate passes . Republican - controlled House of Representatives Why do they control the House of Representatives? 21 27 +298 2 The measure , the most sweeping changes to immigration law since the 1980s , now faces a perilous path in the Republican - controlled House of Representatives , where Speaker John Boehner , R - Ohio , said flatly : " The House is not going to take up and vote on whatever the Senate passes . Senate Does this requre the presidensts imput? 54 55 +298 2 The measure , the most sweeping changes to immigration law since the 1980s , now faces a perilous path in the Republican - controlled House of Representatives , where Speaker John Boehner , R - Ohio , said flatly : " The House is not going to take up and vote on whatever the Senate passes . changes to immigration law Why are changes being made to immigration law now? 6 10 +298 3 We ' re going to do our own bill " . Though the outcome of the vote was long known , Senate leaders created fresh drama by having members take the unusual step of voting in their seats , a practice reserved for only the most momentous occasions . only the most momentous occasions . What are examples of momentous occasions? 43 49 +298 3 We ' re going to do our own bill " . Though the outcome of the vote was long known , Senate leaders created fresh drama by having members take the unusual step of voting in their seats , a practice reserved for only the most momentous occasions . reserved for only the most momentous occasions When was the last time they had a momentous occasion? 41 48 +298 4 One by one , senators rose from their seats to declare their votes , as a packed Senate gallery looked on , including an entire section of college students and parents wearing bright blue " United We Dream " T - shirts . as a packed Senate gallery looked on , How many were in attendance? 14 22 +298 4 One by one , senators rose from their seats to declare their votes , as a packed Senate gallery looked on , including an entire section of college students and parents wearing bright blue " United We Dream " T - shirts . college What school were they from 27 28 +298 4 One by one , senators rose from their seats to declare their votes , as a packed Senate gallery looked on , including an entire section of college students and parents wearing bright blue " United We Dream " T - shirts . " United We Dream " What organization sponsors the United We Dream campaign? 34 39 +298 5 The Senate vote was a robust endorsement to a thousand - page bill painstakingly crafted by a " Gang of Eight " senators from both parties and amended this week to bring in some skeptics . " Gang which 8 are these 17 19 +298 5 The Senate vote was a robust endorsement to a thousand - page bill painstakingly crafted by a " Gang of Eight " senators from both parties and amended this week to bring in some skeptics . " Gang of Eight " What members of the senate are part of the Gang of Eight? 17 22 +299 2 Senegal ' s message to him was simpler : Welcome home . Welcome home . Why was he being welcomed home to Senegal? 9 12 +299 2 Senegal ' s message to him was simpler : Welcome home . Welcome home Where are they being welcomed home to? 9 11 +300 1 ANDKHOY , Afghanistan - When Esmatullah got engaged in 1999 , he was a 26 - year - old day laborer eager to wed , through an arranged marriage , a young girl from a village near his native Andkhoy , in western Afghanistan . eager to wed , WHY WAS HE EAGER TO WED? 21 25 +300 2 Fourteen years later , Esmatullah is still waiting . Esmatullah is still waiting WHY IS 'Esmatullah STILL WAITING? 4 8 +300 2 Fourteen years later , Esmatullah is still waiting . still waiting waiting for what? 6 8 +300 3 Afghan weddings brim with long - standing traditions , and one of them is the custom known as walwar . walwar WHAT IS WALWAR? 18 19 +300 3 Afghan weddings brim with long - standing traditions , and one of them is the custom known as walwar . walwar what is it? 18 19 +300 3 Afghan weddings brim with long - standing traditions , and one of them is the custom known as walwar . walwar What is the custom walwar? 18 19 +300 4 It requires the groom - to - be to pay cold cash to the bride ' s father . bride ' s father WHEN IS THE MONEY PAID? BEFORE OR AFTER THE WEDDING? 14 18 +300 4 It requires the groom - to - be to pay cold cash to the bride ' s father . cold cash what is cold cash? 10 12 +300 5 The amounts negotiated between the families can exceed $ 20 , 000 , a sum far beyond the means of working - class Afghans . a sum far beyond the means WHAT ARE THE MEANS OF WORKING CLASS AFGHANS? 13 19 +300 5 The amounts negotiated between the families can exceed $ 20 , 000 , a sum far beyond the means of working - class Afghans . $ 20 , 000 , why so much? 8 13 +301 1 FLAGSTAFF , Ariz . - Nineteen firefighters died Sunday while battling a fast - moving wildfire northwest of Phoenix , the worst firefighter loss of life in a wildland blaze since 1933 . wildfire How did the wildfire start? 15 16 +301 1 FLAGSTAFF , Ariz . - Nineteen firefighters died Sunday while battling a fast - moving wildfire northwest of Phoenix , the worst firefighter loss of life in a wildland blaze since 1933 . died How did they die? 7 8 +301 1 FLAGSTAFF , Ariz . - Nineteen firefighters died Sunday while battling a fast - moving wildfire northwest of Phoenix , the worst firefighter loss of life in a wildland blaze since 1933 . firefighters where they trapped because of wind or communications failure 6 7 +301 1 FLAGSTAFF , Ariz . - Nineteen firefighters died Sunday while battling a fast - moving wildfire northwest of Phoenix , the worst firefighter loss of life in a wildland blaze since 1933 . 1933 What was the fire that caused so much life loss in 1933? 31 32 +301 1 FLAGSTAFF , Ariz . - Nineteen firefighters died Sunday while battling a fast - moving wildfire northwest of Phoenix , the worst firefighter loss of life in a wildland blaze since 1933 . Nineteen How many firefighters in total battled this fire? 5 6 +301 1 FLAGSTAFF , Ariz . - Nineteen firefighters died Sunday while battling a fast - moving wildfire northwest of Phoenix , the worst firefighter loss of life in a wildland blaze since 1933 . died How did they die specifically? 7 8 +301 1 FLAGSTAFF , Ariz . - Nineteen firefighters died Sunday while battling a fast - moving wildfire northwest of Phoenix , the worst firefighter loss of life in a wildland blaze since 1933 . fast - moving wildfire Was this a normal wildfire or was this unexpected for the area? 12 16 +301 2 The firefighters went missing while fighting the Yarnell Hill fire , an out - of - control blaze that had engulfed the evacuated community of Yarnell , population 649 , burning down much of the town , officials said . missing Are there any emergency recovery protocols for this type of circumstances? 3 4 +301 2 The firefighters went missing while fighting the Yarnell Hill fire , an out - of - control blaze that had engulfed the evacuated community of Yarnell , population 649 , burning down much of the town , officials said . missing was there no PAR in place? 3 4 +301 2 The firefighters went missing while fighting the Yarnell Hill fire , an out - of - control blaze that had engulfed the evacuated community of Yarnell , population 649 , burning down much of the town , officials said . much of the town , How much of the town was burned down? 32 37 +301 2 The firefighters went missing while fighting the Yarnell Hill fire , an out - of - control blaze that had engulfed the evacuated community of Yarnell , population 649 , burning down much of the town , officials said . went missing How long were they missing? 2 4 +301 2 The firefighters went missing while fighting the Yarnell Hill fire , an out - of - control blaze that had engulfed the evacuated community of Yarnell , population 649 , burning down much of the town , officials said . much of the town , How much of the town was burnt? 32 37 +301 2 The firefighters went missing while fighting the Yarnell Hill fire , an out - of - control blaze that had engulfed the evacuated community of Yarnell , population 649 , burning down much of the town , officials said . burning down much of the town , How much of the town was burned down? 30 37 +301 3 An estimated 200 structures were lost . structures What percentage of these were residential? 3 4 +301 3 An estimated 200 structures were lost . 200 structures What kind of structures were lost? Were they large buildings or peoples homes? 2 4 +301 3 An estimated 200 structures were lost . 200 structures Were these all residential structures? 2 4 +301 4 The firefighters belonged to the Granite Mountain Interagency Hotshot Crew , an elite unit sponsored by a fire department in nearby Prescott , where residents were grieving through social media after word of the deaths arrived Sunday night . elite What were their qualifications to be given the title of an elite unit? 12 13 +301 4 The firefighters belonged to the Granite Mountain Interagency Hotshot Crew , an elite unit sponsored by a fire department in nearby Prescott , where residents were grieving through social media after word of the deaths arrived Sunday night . media Why did they not grieve in person at the local FD? 29 30 +301 4 The firefighters belonged to the Granite Mountain Interagency Hotshot Crew , an elite unit sponsored by a fire department in nearby Prescott , where residents were grieving through social media after word of the deaths arrived Sunday night . elite unit Why is this unit of firefighters elite? 12 14 +301 4 The firefighters belonged to the Granite Mountain Interagency Hotshot Crew , an elite unit sponsored by a fire department in nearby Prescott , where residents were grieving through social media after word of the deaths arrived Sunday night . elite unit What requirements makes a unit \"elite\"? 12 14 +301 4 The firefighters belonged to the Granite Mountain Interagency Hotshot Crew , an elite unit sponsored by a fire department in nearby Prescott , where residents were grieving through social media after word of the deaths arrived Sunday night . fire department What is the name of the Fire Dept? 17 19 +301 4 The firefighters belonged to the Granite Mountain Interagency Hotshot Crew , an elite unit sponsored by a fire department in nearby Prescott , where residents were grieving through social media after word of the deaths arrived Sunday night . social media Which social media outlet was used? 28 30 +301 5 " This is as dark a day as I can remember , " Arizona Gov . Gov What is the governors name 14 15 +301 5 " This is as dark a day as I can remember , " Arizona Gov . Arizona Gov Who is the governor of Arizona? 13 15 +301 5 " This is as dark a day as I can remember , " Arizona Gov . Gov What is the GOV name? 14 15 +302 1 With a bright purple stuffed animal in tow , Emily Whitehead and her parents , Tom and Kari , of Philipsburg , Pa . , walked the hallways of the U . S . Capitol on Thursday , urging legislators to support the research that saved Emily ' s life . the hallways how many hallways? 26 28 +302 1 With a bright purple stuffed animal in tow , Emily Whitehead and her parents , Tom and Kari , of Philipsburg , Pa . , walked the hallways of the U . S . Capitol on Thursday , urging legislators to support the research that saved Emily ' s life . research What kind of research saved her life? 43 44 +302 1 With a bright purple stuffed animal in tow , Emily Whitehead and her parents , Tom and Kari , of Philipsburg , Pa . , walked the hallways of the U . S . Capitol on Thursday , urging legislators to support the research that saved Emily ' s life . support the research What research? 41 44 +302 1 With a bright purple stuffed animal in tow , Emily Whitehead and her parents , Tom and Kari , of Philipsburg , Pa . , walked the hallways of the U . S . Capitol on Thursday , urging legislators to support the research that saved Emily ' s life . research What type of research saved Emily's live? 43 44 +302 2 The Whiteheads traveled to Washington , D . C . , as part of the annual Family Advocacy Day sponsored by the National Association of Children ' s Hospitals . National Association of Children ' s Hospitals how long has that been an organization? 22 29 +302 2 The Whiteheads traveled to Washington , D . C . , as part of the annual Family Advocacy Day sponsored by the National Association of Children ' s Hospitals . Family What is the Family Advocacy Day? 16 17 +302 2 The Whiteheads traveled to Washington , D . C . , as part of the annual Family Advocacy Day sponsored by the National Association of Children ' s Hospitals . Family Advocacy Day What is Family Advocacy Day, and what does it work to accomplish? 16 19 +302 3 Many of the more than 220 member hospitals from around the country brought patients and their families to " connect the work we ' re doing in the hospitals and the funding the government gives , " said Peter Grollman , vice president of government affairs , community relations and advocacy for Children ' s Hospital of Philadelphia . work What work is being done? 21 22 +302 3 Many of the more than 220 member hospitals from around the country brought patients and their families to " connect the work we ' re doing in the hospitals and the funding the government gives , " said Peter Grollman , vice president of government affairs , community relations and advocacy for Children ' s Hospital of Philadelphia . 220 member hospitals Why are all hospitals not members? 5 8 +302 4 Grollman said that while pediatric research only accounts for less than 10 percent of National Institutes of Health funding , which is facing cuts as a result of the sequester , the hospital depends " heavily " on the money , and Emily ' s treatment is a prime example . prime example are there better examples? 48 50 +302 4 Grollman said that while pediatric research only accounts for less than 10 percent of National Institutes of Health funding , which is facing cuts as a result of the sequester , the hospital depends " heavily " on the money , and Emily ' s treatment is a prime example . prime Why is her treatment a primary example? 48 49 +302 4 Grollman said that while pediatric research only accounts for less than 10 percent of National Institutes of Health funding , which is facing cuts as a result of the sequester , the hospital depends " heavily " on the money , and Emily ' s treatment is a prime example . sequester , How is a sequester leading to funding cuts? 29 31 +302 5 " If those opportunities don ' t exist to find therapies that save lives , we really find ourselves at a disadvantage … all of us , frankly , not just kids , but adults , too , " Grollman said . said who is grollman? 40 41 +302 5 " If those opportunities don ' t exist to find therapies that save lives , we really find ourselves at a disadvantage … all of us , frankly , not just kids , but adults , too , " Grollman said . disadvantage Why is an absence of therapies a disadvantage? 21 22 +303 1 CAIRO - Hundreds of thousands of protesters swelled through villages and cities Sunday , denouncing Egypt ' s Islamist president and raising fears of a new revolution that could divide the nation , threaten its young democracy and unhinge its already - troubled economy . Islamist How is Egypt's presidency decided and how long is their term? 18 19 +303 1 CAIRO - Hundreds of thousands of protesters swelled through villages and cities Sunday , denouncing Egypt ' s Islamist president and raising fears of a new revolution that could divide the nation , threaten its young democracy and unhinge its already - troubled economy . protesters swelled through villages and cities Which villages and cities? 6 12 +303 1 CAIRO - Hundreds of thousands of protesters swelled through villages and cities Sunday , denouncing Egypt ' s Islamist president and raising fears of a new revolution that could divide the nation , threaten its young democracy and unhinge its already - troubled economy . already - troubled economy has it always been troubled? 40 44 +303 3 The chants echoed against distant cheers of support from Islamists who held rival rallies in what has become a dangerously polarized nation . who held rival rallies I may just need coffee but I don't understand this. Did they hold rallies FOR his rivals, or OTHER rallies AGAINST this President? 10 14 +303 3 The chants echoed against distant cheers of support from Islamists who held rival rallies in what has become a dangerously polarized nation . polarized Why are more nations experiencing this phenomenon? 20 21 +303 4 Scattered violence was reported as fireworks and lasers lighted the Sunday night sky . lighted Not a question but it should be lit the Sunday night sky, not lighted. Why would there be fireworks if people hate him? 8 9 +303 4 Scattered violence was reported as fireworks and lasers lighted the Sunday night sky . Scattered Were there any severe cases? 0 1 +303 4 Scattered violence was reported as fireworks and lasers lighted the Sunday night sky . reported as fireworks but it wasnt fireworks? 3 6 +303 5 The state news agency said about 500 young men hurling stones and Molotov cocktails set ablaze the headquarters of Morsi ' s Muslim Brotherhood party in Cairo . Brotherhood Is the Brotherhood a very extreme fundamentalist organization? 23 24 +304 1 PHILADELPHIA - Christopher Gray couldn ' t even afford college application fees , let alone tuition . tuition How much is the tuition? 15 16 +304 2 His single mother was out of work , and there were two siblings to think about , then ages 2 and 3 . out of work , Why wasn't his mother working? 4 8 +304 3 But with a passion for entrepreneurship , the Birmingham , Ala . , student dreamed of attending a college in the Northeast so he could be close to New York City and other major business centers . he could be close to New York City Why did Gray want to be close to New York? 23 31 +304 3 But with a passion for entrepreneurship , the Birmingham , Ala . , student dreamed of attending a college in the Northeast so he could be close to New York City and other major business centers . close to New York City Why did he want to be close to NYC? 26 31 +304 3 But with a passion for entrepreneurship , the Birmingham , Ala . , student dreamed of attending a college in the Northeast so he could be close to New York City and other major business centers . college in the Northeast What college did he dream of attending? 18 22 +304 3 But with a passion for entrepreneurship , the Birmingham , Ala . , student dreamed of attending a college in the Northeast so he could be close to New York City and other major business centers . close to New York City Why did he want to be close to NYC? 26 31 +304 4 " So the onus was really on me . I had to deal with it myself , " recalled Gray , now 21 and a rising junior at Drexel University . deal with it How did he deal with it? 12 15 +304 4 " So the onus was really on me . I had to deal with it myself , " recalled Gray , now 21 and a rising junior at Drexel University . Drexel University Where is Drexel University? 28 30 +305 1 NEW YORK - Romance can be tumultuous , and no one knows that better than the Statue of Liberty . Statue of Liberty why would they know this? 16 19 +305 1 NEW YORK - Romance can be tumultuous , and no one knows that better than the Statue of Liberty . no one knows that better How does the Statue of Liberty know this better than a human? 9 14 +305 2 Over and over , Lady Liberty has been separated from her adoring public , most recently by an uninvited guest named Sandy who stormed through , leaving heartbreak and ruin in her wake . separated from her adoring public , How does it get separated? 8 14 +305 2 Over and over , Lady Liberty has been separated from her adoring public , most recently by an uninvited guest named Sandy who stormed through , leaving heartbreak and ruin in her wake . Sandy What is Sandy? 21 22 +305 3 For eights months , the statue stood alone in New York Harbor , but the painful breakup was pushed aside Thursday as visitors returned to the Statue of Liberty for the first time since the superstorm shut her down on Oct . 29 , 2012 . eights months , did it return? 1 4 +305 3 For eights months , the statue stood alone in New York Harbor , but the painful breakup was pushed aside Thursday as visitors returned to the Statue of Liberty for the first time since the superstorm shut her down on Oct . 29 , 2012 . shut her down on Oct . 29 , 2012 Was the statue closed just to visitors, or to all? 36 45 +305 4 It was the third closure since the Sept . 11 , 2001 , terror attacks . third closure What were the other two for? 3 5 +305 4 It was the third closure since the Sept . 11 , 2001 , terror attacks . third closure When and why were there other closures? 3 5 +305 5 " I don ' t know about you , but I ' m getting a little bit tired of reopening and closing the Statue of Liberty , " David Luchsinger , the national monument ' s superintendent , said with a laugh as the sun beat down on Liberty ' s golden torch . sun beat down on was it evening? 44 48 +305 5 " I don ' t know about you , but I ' m getting a little bit tired of reopening and closing the Statue of Liberty , " David Luchsinger , the national monument ' s superintendent , said with a laugh as the sun beat down on Liberty ' s golden torch . little bit tired of reopening and closing Why does this cause Luchsinger grief? 15 22 +306 1 ALLENTOWN , Pa . - At the mention of Gettysburg , Jeff Stocker fidgets in his chair . fidgets Is he a history buff? 13 14 +306 1 ALLENTOWN , Pa . - At the mention of Gettysburg , Jeff Stocker fidgets in his chair . fidgets Why is Jeff fidgetting? 13 14 +306 1 ALLENTOWN , Pa . - At the mention of Gettysburg , Jeff Stocker fidgets in his chair . Gettysburg , Why does Gettysburg make Jeff Stocker fidget? 9 11 +306 1 ALLENTOWN , Pa . - At the mention of Gettysburg , Jeff Stocker fidgets in his chair . Gettysburg , Why was Gettysburg mentioned? 9 11 +306 2 Stocker , wearing a necktie adorned with the likeness of Abraham Lincoln , turns and tilts his head slightly toward the ceiling . Abraham Lincoln , Why is Jeff Stocker wearing an Abraham Lincoln tie? 10 13 +306 3 A smile emerges from his gray goatee . gray I wonder how old he is? 5 6 +306 3 A smile emerges from his gray goatee . smile What is making him smile? 1 2 +306 3 A smile emerges from his gray goatee . smile Why did Jeff Stocker smile? 1 2 +306 3 A smile emerges from his gray goatee . gray goatee How well groomed is his goatee? 5 7 +306 4 Gettysburg looks different , he says . Gettysburg looks different , Does he mean it looks visually different, or that the battle was different than other battles? 0 4 +306 4 Gettysburg looks different , he says . looks different , Why does Gettysburg look different? 1 4 +306 4 Gettysburg looks different , he says . different , How does Gettysburg look different? 2 4 +306 5 It smells different . " Oh my God , Gettysburg is ethereal , " Stocker says from behind the desk of his Allentown , Pa . , law office . ethereal Doesn't this have a positive connotation? 11 12 +306 5 It smells different . " Oh my God , Gettysburg is ethereal , " Stocker says from behind the desk of his Allentown , Pa . , law office . ethereal , " How does he see Gettysburg as ethereal? 11 14 +306 5 It smells different . " Oh my God , Gettysburg is ethereal , " Stocker says from behind the desk of his Allentown , Pa . , law office . smells different What happened to make Gettysburg smell different? 1 3 +306 5 It smells different . " Oh my God , Gettysburg is ethereal , " Stocker says from behind the desk of his Allentown , Pa . , law office . ethereal , " Why is Gettysburg ethereal? 11 14 +307 1 LOS ANGELES - The type of aircraft flown by Asiana Airlines that crash - landed at San Francisco International Airport on Saturday has long been regarded as one of the safest passenger jets ever developed . regarded as one of the safest passenger jets Who is the aircraft regarded as safest by? 25 33 +307 1 LOS ANGELES - The type of aircraft flown by Asiana Airlines that crash - landed at San Francisco International Airport on Saturday has long been regarded as one of the safest passenger jets ever developed . regarded as one of the safest passenger jets What made the jet one of the safest? 25 33 +307 1 LOS ANGELES - The type of aircraft flown by Asiana Airlines that crash - landed at San Francisco International Airport on Saturday has long been regarded as one of the safest passenger jets ever developed . Asiana where is the company basked out of 9 10 +307 1 LOS ANGELES - The type of aircraft flown by Asiana Airlines that crash - landed at San Francisco International Airport on Saturday has long been regarded as one of the safest passenger jets ever developed . Asiana Airlines Where does Asiana Airlines fly? 9 11 +307 1 LOS ANGELES - The type of aircraft flown by Asiana Airlines that crash - landed at San Francisco International Airport on Saturday has long been regarded as one of the safest passenger jets ever developed . crash - landed What was wrong with the aircraft? 12 15 +307 2 Since Boeing rolled out its first 777 to a huge crowd at its manufacturing facility in Everett , Wash . , in 1994 , more than 1 , 100 have been built and only one had been in a major accident , with no fatalities . accident , what type of accident occured that resutled in no fatalities. 40 42 +307 2 Since Boeing rolled out its first 777 to a huge crowd at its manufacturing facility in Everett , Wash . , in 1994 , more than 1 , 100 have been built and only one had been in a major accident , with no fatalities . one When did this major accident happen? 34 35 +307 3 On Saturday , Asiana Flight 214 from Seoul , South Korea , crashed after touching down on Runway 28 , killing at least two passengers and injuring dozens of others . crashed after touching down on Runway What caused Flight 214 to crash? 12 18 +307 3 On Saturday , Asiana Flight 214 from Seoul , South Korea , crashed after touching down on Runway 28 , killing at least two passengers and injuring dozens of others . down why did it crash after touching down 15 16 +307 3 On Saturday , Asiana Flight 214 from Seoul , South Korea , crashed after touching down on Runway 28 , killing at least two passengers and injuring dozens of others . crashed What caused the crash? 12 13 +307 3 On Saturday , Asiana Flight 214 from Seoul , South Korea , crashed after touching down on Runway 28 , killing at least two passengers and injuring dozens of others . crashed Was the flight crew aware that something was wrong with the aircraft before landing? 12 13 +307 4 The plane maker issued a statement Saturday afternoon , saying it " extends its concern for the safety " of those aboard the downed aircraft . downed aircraft How did the aircraft go down? 23 25 +307 4 The plane maker issued a statement Saturday afternoon , saying it " extends its concern for the safety " of those aboard the downed aircraft . downed what caused the plane to crash 23 24 +307 4 The plane maker issued a statement Saturday afternoon , saying it " extends its concern for the safety " of those aboard the downed aircraft . statement If two people died, why weren't condolences offered? 5 6 +307 4 The plane maker issued a statement Saturday afternoon , saying it " extends its concern for the safety " of those aboard the downed aircraft . aboard How many passengers were on the aircraft? 21 22 +307 5 " Boeing is preparing to provide technical assistance to the National Transportation Safety Board as it investigates the accident , " the statement said . preparing to provide technical assistance How will technical assistance be provided? 3 8 +307 5 " Boeing is preparing to provide technical assistance to the National Transportation Safety Board as it investigates the accident , " the statement said . technical what speed, whether conditions, ice etc would paint a better picture. 6 7 +307 5 " Boeing is preparing to provide technical assistance to the National Transportation Safety Board as it investigates the accident , " the statement said . technical What does Boeing mean by technical assistance? 6 7 +308 1 CAIRO - A night of largely peaceful protests ended early Monday in a bloody clash between Muslim Brotherhood supporters and Egyptian soldiers , according to the Brotherhood and Egyptian media . ended early Monday in a bloody clash how did the clash start and how started it? 8 15 +308 1 CAIRO - A night of largely peaceful protests ended early Monday in a bloody clash between Muslim Brotherhood supporters and Egyptian soldiers , according to the Brotherhood and Egyptian media . according to the Brotherhood and Egyptian media are these reliable sources? 23 30 +308 1 CAIRO - A night of largely peaceful protests ended early Monday in a bloody clash between Muslim Brotherhood supporters and Egyptian soldiers , according to the Brotherhood and Egyptian media . largely peaceful protests What were the protests about? 5 8 +308 2 Muslim Brotherhood officials , who are supporting ousted Islamist President Mohamed Morsi , said security forces raided their encampment outside the Republican Guard compound with tear gas and gunfire about 4 a . m . Muslim Brotherhood officials who are these officials exactly? 0 3 +308 2 Muslim Brotherhood officials , who are supporting ousted Islamist President Mohamed Morsi , said security forces raided their encampment outside the Republican Guard compound with tear gas and gunfire about 4 a . m . security forces raided their encampment what was the reason security forces raided encampment? 14 19 +308 3 Supporters of Morsi have camped there for days demanding the release of the former leader , who has been under arrest since a military coup last week . former leader , which former leader? 13 16 +308 3 Supporters of Morsi have camped there for days demanding the release of the former leader , who has been under arrest since a military coup last week . Supporters does he have a lot of supporters? 0 1 +308 3 Supporters of Morsi have camped there for days demanding the release of the former leader , who has been under arrest since a military coup last week . Supporters of Morsi have camped why were they camping at that spot? 0 5 +308 3 Supporters of Morsi have camped there for days demanding the release of the former leader , who has been under arrest since a military coup last week . demanding the release of the former leader , in exchange for what? 8 16 +308 3 Supporters of Morsi have camped there for days demanding the release of the former leader , who has been under arrest since a military coup last week . since a military coup last week what were the specifics of the military coup? 21 27 +308 3 Supporters of Morsi have camped there for days demanding the release of the former leader , who has been under arrest since a military coup last week . under arrest Why was he arrested? 19 21 +308 4 Casualty figures were not immediately available , but Muslim Brotherhood officials said many people were killed and hundreds wounded . Casualty figures were not immediately available , why were they not available? 0 7 +308 4 Casualty figures were not immediately available , but Muslim Brotherhood officials said many people were killed and hundreds wounded . officials said many people were killed how reliable are these sources? 10 16 +308 4 Casualty figures were not immediately available , but Muslim Brotherhood officials said many people were killed and hundreds wounded . Muslim Brotherhood officials Which Muslim Brotherhood officials? 8 11 +308 5 They called upon their supporters to donate blood and rush to the Nasr district of Cairo to assist the victims . Nasr district is that a popular district? 12 14 +309 1 QINGDAO , China - As far as Li Lejun is concerned , there ' s one easy way to make a July beach vacation even better than expected : Add seaweed . seaweed How does seaweed make a beach vacation better? 30 31 +309 1 QINGDAO , China - As far as Li Lejun is concerned , there ' s one easy way to make a July beach vacation even better than expected : Add seaweed . Add seaweed How can seaweed make a vacation better? 29 31 +309 1 QINGDAO , China - As far as Li Lejun is concerned , there ' s one easy way to make a July beach vacation even better than expected : Add seaweed . Add seaweed add to what? 29 31 +309 2 Hundreds upon hundreds of tons of it . tons Why so many tons of seaweed? 4 5 +309 2 Hundreds upon hundreds of tons of it . Hundreds upon hundreds Hundreds of what? 0 3 +309 2 Hundreds upon hundreds of tons of it . Hundreds upon hundreds of tons why so much? 0 5 +309 3 Buried up to his thighs in sand , his back covered in what looked like strands of chartreuse cotton candy , the 7 - year - old Beijing boy was having the time of his life Sunday at No . strands What were the strands on the boy? 15 16 +309 3 Buried up to his thighs in sand , his back covered in what looked like strands of chartreuse cotton candy , the 7 - year - old Beijing boy was having the time of his life Sunday at No . chartreuse cotton candy , Does seaweed look like cotton candy? 17 21 +309 4 1 Bathing Beach in this city 350 miles north of Shanghai . 1 Bathing Beach What is the one bathing beach? 0 3 +309 4 1 Bathing Beach in this city 350 miles north of Shanghai . north which city? 8 9 +309 5 Ten paces to his right , men in swim briefs were using pitchforks to fling mounds of algae into a yellow front - end loader . fling mounds of algae Why were the men flinging mounds of algae into a front-end loader? 14 18 +309 5 Ten paces to his right , men in swim briefs were using pitchforks to fling mounds of algae into a yellow front - end loader . men in swim briefs Why are men working on the beach wearing swim briefs? 6 10 +310 1 The U . S . Navy conducted a historic flight test Wednesday off the coast of Virginia when an experimental bat - winged drone made an arrested landing aboard an aircraft carrier for the first time . arrested What is an \"arrested landing\" mean? 26 27 +310 1 The U . S . Navy conducted a historic flight test Wednesday off the coast of Virginia when an experimental bat - winged drone made an arrested landing aboard an aircraft carrier for the first time . bat - winged drone What is a bat-winged drone used for? 20 24 +310 1 The U . S . Navy conducted a historic flight test Wednesday off the coast of Virginia when an experimental bat - winged drone made an arrested landing aboard an aircraft carrier for the first time . arrested landing Why was the landing arrested? 26 28 +310 1 The U . S . Navy conducted a historic flight test Wednesday off the coast of Virginia when an experimental bat - winged drone made an arrested landing aboard an aircraft carrier for the first time . bat - winged they have those? 20 23 +310 2 The flight of the drone , dubbed X - 47B " Salty Dog 502 , " could redefine naval aviation . redefine How could the flight of \"Salty Dog 502\" redefine naval aviation? 17 18 +310 2 The flight of the drone , dubbed X - 47B " Salty Dog 502 , " could redefine naval aviation . redefine naval aviation In what way? 17 20 +310 2 The flight of the drone , dubbed X - 47B " Salty Dog 502 , " could redefine naval aviation . " Salty Dog Why is it called Salty Dog? 10 13 +310 2 The flight of the drone , dubbed X - 47B " Salty Dog 502 , " could redefine naval aviation . " Salty Dog why is it called that? 10 13 +310 3 Landing on an aircraft carrier as it plies the ocean and pitches with the waves is considered an extremely difficult feat for even the most seasoned pilot . extremely Why is it so difficult to land? 18 19 +310 3 Landing on an aircraft carrier as it plies the ocean and pitches with the waves is considered an extremely difficult feat for even the most seasoned pilot . difficult feat Is it also difficult for the drone? 19 21 +310 4 The X - 47B was controlled almost entirely by computer . almost How else was X-47B controlled? 6 7 +310 4 The X - 47B was controlled almost entirely by computer . controlled almost entirely by computer From how far away can it be controlled? 5 10 +310 4 The X - 47B was controlled almost entirely by computer . X - 47B is it the newest model? 1 4 +310 5 " By evolving and integrating new technology like the X - 47B and the unmanned aircraft to follow , carriers will remain relevant throughout their 50 - year lifespan , " Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus said in a statement . 50 - year Why are carriers lifespan only 50 years? 25 28 +310 5 " By evolving and integrating new technology like the X - 47B and the unmanned aircraft to follow , carriers will remain relevant throughout their 50 - year lifespan , " Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus said in a statement . will remain relevant Does that mean man aircraft will no longer be using them? 20 23 +311 1 WASHINGTON - It was a White House gala with the razzle - dazzle of a real state dinner . It was a White House gala What was a White House Gala? 2 8 +311 2 Amid the soothing strains of a harp , guests promenaded into the Executive Mansion , pausing before a clutch of media before making their way to a receiving line and into the East Room , where waiters in tuxedos regaled them with an eight - course meal served on gold - rimmed china . guests Who are these guests? 8 9 +311 2 Amid the soothing strains of a harp , guests promenaded into the Executive Mansion , pausing before a clutch of media before making their way to a receiving line and into the East Room , where waiters in tuxedos regaled them with an eight - course meal served on gold - rimmed china . an eight - course meal served why so many courses? 42 48 +311 3 But unlike at other White House feasts , the guests were encouraged to eat with their fingers . eat with their fingers why were the guests eating with their fingers? 13 17 +311 3 But unlike at other White House feasts , the guests were encouraged to eat with their fingers . eat with their fingers Why were they eating with their fingers? 13 17 +311 3 But unlike at other White House feasts , the guests were encouraged to eat with their fingers . eat Why with their fingers? 13 14 +311 3 But unlike at other White House feasts , the guests were encouraged to eat with their fingers . their fingers why no silverware? 15 17 +311 4 First lady Michelle Obama ' s second annual Kids ' State Dinner on Tuesday honored the young winners of a healthy - eating recipe contest that drew more than 1 , 300 entries . entries what was served? 32 33 +311 5 Just like last year , President Barack Obama somehow was snubbed ( " Usually at a state dinner , I get invited , " he told the kids ) , but made a surprise appearance anyway . somehow was snubbed Why was he snubbed? 8 11 +311 5 Just like last year , President Barack Obama somehow was snubbed ( " Usually at a state dinner , I get invited , " he told the kids ) , but made a surprise appearance anyway . was snubbed why was he snubbed? 9 11 +312 1 BEIJING - Life expectancy is 5 . 5 years lower in northern China than in the south almost exclusively because of heavy air pollution , a new study examining 20 years of data has determined . a new study Who performed this study? 25 28 +312 1 BEIJING - Life expectancy is 5 . 5 years lower in northern China than in the south almost exclusively because of heavy air pollution , a new study examining 20 years of data has determined . pollution , What caused all of this pollution? 23 25 +312 1 BEIJING - Life expectancy is 5 . 5 years lower in northern China than in the south almost exclusively because of heavy air pollution , a new study examining 20 years of data has determined . because of heavy air pollution , Why is the air pollution so heavy in the south of China? 19 25 +312 1 BEIJING - Life expectancy is 5 . 5 years lower in northern China than in the south almost exclusively because of heavy air pollution , a new study examining 20 years of data has determined . a new study Who was the study conducted by? 25 28 +312 2 The research , published Monday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences by four economists in China , the U . S . and Israel , examined air - quality readings collected in 90 Chinese cities from 1981 to 2000 and compared those with mortality data collected at 145 locations across the country from 1991 to 2000 . locations Which 145 locations experienced the mortality? And how did the results compare with the air quality findings? 51 52 +312 2 The research , published Monday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences by four economists in China , the U . S . and Israel , examined air - quality readings collected in 90 Chinese cities from 1981 to 2000 and compared those with mortality data collected at 145 locations across the country from 1991 to 2000 . examined air - quality What were the findings of the air quality measures? 28 32 +312 2 The research , published Monday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences by four economists in China , the U . S . and Israel , examined air - quality readings collected in 90 Chinese cities from 1981 to 2000 and compared those with mortality data collected at 145 locations across the country from 1991 to 2000 . air - quality readings how is it measured? 29 33 +312 3 Other studies have established strong correlations between air pollution and poor health and attempted to quantify the loss of life in China due to air pollution . Other studies What did these other studies find? 0 2 +312 3 Other studies have established strong correlations between air pollution and poor health and attempted to quantify the loss of life in China due to air pollution . quantify the loss of life Is it possible to quantify loss of life due to air pollution? 15 20 +312 3 Other studies have established strong correlations between air pollution and poor health and attempted to quantify the loss of life in China due to air pollution . attempted to quantify the loss of life in How can loss of life in China be quantified? 13 21 +312 3 Other studies have established strong correlations between air pollution and poor health and attempted to quantify the loss of life in China due to air pollution . attempted to quantify did the attempt work? 13 16 +312 4 But the specificity of the study published Monday may provide a jolt to policymakers and the public as debate intensifies over how much China has sacrificed to achieve rapid economic growth . how much What have they sacrificed? 21 23 +312 4 But the specificity of the study published Monday may provide a jolt to policymakers and the public as debate intensifies over how much China has sacrificed to achieve rapid economic growth . specificity of the study What were the results? 2 6 +312 4 But the specificity of the study published Monday may provide a jolt to policymakers and the public as debate intensifies over how much China has sacrificed to achieve rapid economic growth . Monday which monday? 7 8 +312 5 The researchers found that a seemingly arbitrary Mao - era economic policy on coal - fired boilers for winter heating created dramatic differences in air quality within China . economic policy on coal - fired boilers What was this policy? 10 17 +312 5 The researchers found that a seemingly arbitrary Mao - era economic policy on coal - fired boilers for winter heating created dramatic differences in air quality within China . Mao - era economic policy What is a Mao-era economic policy? 7 12 +312 5 The researchers found that a seemingly arbitrary Mao - era economic policy on coal - fired boilers for winter heating created dramatic differences in air quality within China . seemingly arbitrary Mao - era economic policy How is the economic policy arbitrary? 5 12 +312 5 The researchers found that a seemingly arbitrary Mao - era economic policy on coal - fired boilers for winter heating created dramatic differences in air quality within China . dramatic differences in air is the north worse? 21 25 +313 1 LONDON - If money talks , then in Britain it has a decidedly baritone voice . baritone voice Why does Britain have a decidedly baritone voice concerning money? 13 15 +313 1 LONDON - If money talks , then in Britain it has a decidedly baritone voice . baritone is baritone loud? 13 14 +313 1 LONDON - If money talks , then in Britain it has a decidedly baritone voice . baritone What is a baritone voice? 13 14 +313 1 LONDON - If money talks , then in Britain it has a decidedly baritone voice . baritone What does baritone mean? 13 14 +313 2 And that , many say , is a scandal . Three months ago , the Bank of England announced that Winston Churchill had been chosen as the new face of the 5 - pound note , in recognition of " a truly great British leader , orator and writer . And that , many say , is a scandal Why is it a scandal? 0 9 +313 2 And that , many say , is a scandal . Three months ago , the Bank of England announced that Winston Churchill had been chosen as the new face of the 5 - pound note , in recognition of " a truly great British leader , orator and writer . And that , many say , Who are the many that say it is a scandal? 0 6 +313 2 And that , many say , is a scandal . Three months ago , the Bank of England announced that Winston Churchill had been chosen as the new face of the 5 - pound note , in recognition of " a truly great British leader , orator and writer . Three months ago , In what year did this take place? 10 14 +313 2 And that , many say , is a scandal . Three months ago , the Bank of England announced that Winston Churchill had been chosen as the new face of the 5 - pound note , in recognition of " a truly great British leader , orator and writer . orator What does orator mean? 46 47 +313 3 a hero of the entire free world " . Starting in 2016 , Churchill ' s jowly mug will peer out pugnaciously from the back of what is probably Britain ' s most widely used bill , worth about $ 7 . 50 . pugnaciously what is this word? 21 22 +313 3 a hero of the entire free world " . Starting in 2016 , Churchill ' s jowly mug will peer out pugnaciously from the back of what is probably Britain ' s most widely used bill , worth about $ 7 . 50 . pugnaciously What does pugnaciously mean? 21 22 +313 4 But the decision has riled thousands of women here ( and not a few men ) . riled thousands of women Why has it riled thousands of women? 4 8 +313 4 But the decision has riled thousands of women here ( and not a few men ) . women Why are women upset? 7 8 +313 5 No disrespect to the cigar - chomping , wartime prime minister , they say . cigar - chomping , he eats cigars? 4 8 +314 1 LOS ANGELES - The Tyrannosaurus rex of " Jurassic Park " fame chases any prey that moves , then devours it with a bone - crushing gnash of its enormous jaws and serrated teeth . " Jurassic Park " fame Why do they quote Jurassic Park here? The Tyrannosaurus rex didn't become popular due to that move alone. 7 12 +314 2 But paleontologists don ' t necessarily back Steven Spielberg ' s portrayal of T . rex , with some saying it may have simply scavenged the remains of dead animals it happened to find . may have Where did the paleontologists get this information? 21 23 +314 2 But paleontologists don ' t necessarily back Steven Spielberg ' s portrayal of T . rex , with some saying it may have simply scavenged the remains of dead animals it happened to find . don ' t necessarily back Steven Spielberg ' s Was Steven Spielberg a paleontologist? What makes him to believe that the T. rex acted the way it did in the movie? 2 11 +314 2 But paleontologists don ' t necessarily back Steven Spielberg ' s portrayal of T . rex , with some saying it may have simply scavenged the remains of dead animals it happened to find . paleontologists Which paleontologists? 1 2 +314 3 Now scientists have unearthed what they say is the first direct evidence that the dinosaur king hunted its prey , further supporting its reign at the top of the Cretaceous food chain . further Why is this \"further\" supporting its reign? 20 21 +314 3 Now scientists have unearthed what they say is the first direct evidence that the dinosaur king hunted its prey , further supporting its reign at the top of the Cretaceous food chain . Cretaceous food chain What does the Cretaceous food chain look like? 29 32 +314 3 Now scientists have unearthed what they say is the first direct evidence that the dinosaur king hunted its prey , further supporting its reign at the top of the Cretaceous food chain . direct evidence What's the evidence that they found? 10 12 +314 3 Now scientists have unearthed what they say is the first direct evidence that the dinosaur king hunted its prey , further supporting its reign at the top of the Cretaceous food chain . Now scientists have unearthed Which scientists? 0 4 +314 4 The team excavated the 1 . 5 - inch crown of a T . rex tooth lodged between the fused vertebrae of a hadrosaur , a plant - eating duck - billed dinosaur . crown What is the crown of a T. rex tooth? 9 10 +314 4 The team excavated the 1 . 5 - inch crown of a T . rex tooth lodged between the fused vertebrae of a hadrosaur , a plant - eating duck - billed dinosaur . excavated Where was the location of where they found this? 2 3 +315 1 HACKENSACK , N . J . - Though they have " rat " in their name , the Allegheny woodrats are nothing like the common rats that skitter across subway rails and leap out of urban dumpsters . are nothing like the common rats Why are they unlike? 20 26 +315 1 HACKENSACK , N . J . - Though they have " rat " in their name , the Allegheny woodrats are nothing like the common rats that skitter across subway rails and leap out of urban dumpsters . the Allegheny woodrats What is an Allegheny woodrat? 17 20 +315 1 HACKENSACK , N . J . - Though they have " rat " in their name , the Allegheny woodrats are nothing like the common rats that skitter across subway rails and leap out of urban dumpsters . Allegheny woodrats why are they different? 18 20 +315 1 HACKENSACK , N . J . - Though they have " rat " in their name , the Allegheny woodrats are nothing like the common rats that skitter across subway rails and leap out of urban dumpsters . " rat " Why is the word \"rat\" in the Allegheny woodrat's name if it isnt like the common rat? 10 13 +315 2 Instead , these native New Jerseyans prefer the quiet life outside of cities and look more like jolly , oversized field mice . jolly , oversized field mice How much do they weigh? 17 22 +315 2 Instead , these native New Jerseyans prefer the quiet life outside of cities and look more like jolly , oversized field mice . New Jerseyans are they leaving new jersey? 4 6 +315 2 Instead , these native New Jerseyans prefer the quiet life outside of cities and look more like jolly , oversized field mice . jolly , How can a human tell that a rat looks jolly? 17 19 +315 3 But times are tough for woodrats . Once common from New England to Alabama , the woodrat has disappeared from Massachusetts , Connecticut and New York , has significantly declined in Pennsylvania , and is nearly gone from Ohio and Indiana . But times are tough for woodrats What does their diet consist of? 0 6 +315 3 But times are tough for woodrats . Once common from New England to Alabama , the woodrat has disappeared from Massachusetts , Connecticut and New York , has significantly declined in Pennsylvania , and is nearly gone from Ohio and Indiana . common from New England to Alabama , Why isn't the woodrat common from New England to Alabama anymore? 8 15 +315 4 In New Jersey , the only remaining woodrat colony lives in suburban isolation at the foot of the Palisades in Bergen County . Bergen where is bergen? 20 21 +315 4 In New Jersey , the only remaining woodrat colony lives in suburban isolation at the foot of the Palisades in Bergen County . suburban Why did the woodrat move to the suburban location they are currently in? 11 12 +315 5 The colony has been so cut off from other woodrat populations that their inbreeding has affected the gene pool , making them less able to fight off disease . cut off Why are they cut off? 5 7 +315 5 The colony has been so cut off from other woodrat populations that their inbreeding has affected the gene pool , making them less able to fight off disease . has affected the gene pool , How has the human population effected its natural habitats? 14 20 +315 5 The colony has been so cut off from other woodrat populations that their inbreeding has affected the gene pool , making them less able to fight off disease . inbreeding why are they inbreeding? 13 14 +316 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - U . S . Attorney General Eric Holder , the nation ' s first black to hold that post , urged NAACP members convening in Orlando on Tuesday to help overturn stand - your - ground laws that " senselessly expand the concept of self - defense " . Orlando do they always convene there? 30 31 +316 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - U . S . Attorney General Eric Holder , the nation ' s first black to hold that post , urged NAACP members convening in Orlando on Tuesday to help overturn stand - your - ground laws that " senselessly expand the concept of self - defense " . " senselessly expand the concept of self - defense " What do these laws do to expand the concept of self-defense? 43 53 +316 2 The law was expected to be at the center of the second - degree - murder trial of George Zimmerman in the shooting death of Trayvon Martin , but it was not raised at trial . law Which law? 1 2 +316 2 The law was expected to be at the center of the second - degree - murder trial of George Zimmerman in the shooting death of Trayvon Martin , but it was not raised at trial . not raised at trial Why wan't the stand-your-ground law raised at George Zimmerman's trial? 31 35 +316 3 The issue did surface when Zimmerman was arrested . arrested how was he caught? 7 8 +316 3 The issue did surface when Zimmerman was arrested . issue What issue? 1 2 +316 4 Rather than prevent violence , Holder said , such laws can encourage it . encourage What kinds of laws encourage violence and how? 11 12 +316 4 Rather than prevent violence , Holder said , such laws can encourage it . encourage What do these laws do to encourage violence? 11 12 +316 4 Rather than prevent violence , Holder said , such laws can encourage it . encourage How does the stand-your-ground law encourage violence? 11 12 +316 5 " We must stand our ground , " Holder said to thunderous applause , " to ensure our laws reduce violence " . applause , were any not applauding? 12 14 +317 1 PRETORIA , South Africa - The singing washed like waves over the crowd gathered Thursday , Mandela Day , to celebrate Nelson Mandela ' s 95th birthday outside the Pretoria hospital where he is being treated . where he is being treated What's wrong with Nelson Mandela's health? 31 36 +317 1 PRETORIA , South Africa - The singing washed like waves over the crowd gathered Thursday , Mandela Day , to celebrate Nelson Mandela ' s 95th birthday outside the Pretoria hospital where he is being treated . he is being treated What is he being treated for? 32 36 +317 2 Wave after musical wave rang out , as choirs , political groups , schoolchildren and onlookers arrived one after another , dancing , gyrating and laughing , each with their own loud musical tribute to the man they see as the one who brought them freedom . freedom How and why do the people see Mandela as a bringer of freedom? 45 46 +317 2 Wave after musical wave rang out , as choirs , political groups , schoolchildren and onlookers arrived one after another , dancing , gyrating and laughing , each with their own loud musical tribute to the man they see as the one who brought them freedom . wave rang out , for how long? 3 7 +317 3 And it wouldn ' t have been South Africa without the deafening vuvuzelas , blown at full blast , to wish Mandela back home . vuvuzelas , what is a vuvuzelas? 12 14 +317 3 And it wouldn ' t have been South Africa without the deafening vuvuzelas , blown at full blast , to wish Mandela back home . it wouldn ' t have been South Africa Why is South Africa associated with noisy vuvuzelas? 1 9 +317 3 And it wouldn ' t have been South Africa without the deafening vuvuzelas , blown at full blast , to wish Mandela back home . vuvuzelas , What are vuvuzelas? 12 14 +317 3 And it wouldn ' t have been South Africa without the deafening vuvuzelas , blown at full blast , to wish Mandela back home . vuvuzelas , are those instruments? 12 14 +317 4 Crowds thronged the wall of tribute outside the hospital , which sprang up spontaneously soon after Mandela was admitted with a lung infection on June 8 . spontaneously How did people get and spread the idea to do these tributes? 13 14 +317 4 Crowds thronged the wall of tribute outside the hospital , which sprang up spontaneously soon after Mandela was admitted with a lung infection on June 8 . admitted with a lung infection What cause his lung infection? 18 23 +317 5 Since then , the heaps of flowers , artwork , posters and written tributes have spread along the wall and spilled down a nearby hill . Since then , how long ago was it? 0 3 +318 1 PHNOM PENH , Cambodia - Sitting in a dingy bar down a small back alley in the Cambodian capital , Ros Choun struggled to explain how he ended up here . struggled to explain how he ended up here . Why is Mr. Choun struggling to explain how he ended up in Cambodia? 22 31 +318 1 PHNOM PENH , Cambodia - Sitting in a dingy bar down a small back alley in the Cambodian capital , Ros Choun struggled to explain how he ended up here . Ros Choun Who is Ros? 20 22 +318 1 PHNOM PENH , Cambodia - Sitting in a dingy bar down a small back alley in the Cambodian capital , Ros Choun struggled to explain how he ended up here . he ended up here . Why was he there? 26 31 +318 2 " They took my whole life , and there is nothing I can do about it , " he said . " They took my whole life , Why did they take his whole life? 0 7 +318 2 " They took my whole life , and there is nothing I can do about it , " he said . " They Who took his whole life? 0 2 +318 2 " They took my whole life , and there is nothing I can do about it , " he said . " They took my whole life , Why did they take his life? 0 7 +318 3 Despite the location and his Cambodian appearance , Choun had spent almost his entire life in the United States . his entire life in the United States . How long did Choun live in the US? 12 20 +318 3 Despite the location and his Cambodian appearance , Choun had spent almost his entire life in the United States . States How long has he been in Cambodia? 18 19 +318 3 Despite the location and his Cambodian appearance , Choun had spent almost his entire life in the United States . location Why was he in Cambodia? 2 3 +318 5 His family , he recounts , sought refuge in America in the early 1980s after fleeing the genocide and devastation of the Khmer Rouge period , which left Cambodia in ruins and almost 2 million people dead . fleeing the genocide Why was genocide going on in Cambodia? 15 18 +318 5 His family , he recounts , sought refuge in America in the early 1980s after fleeing the genocide and devastation of the Khmer Rouge period , which left Cambodia in ruins and almost 2 million people dead . Khmer Rouge period , What was the Khmer Rouge period? 22 26 +319 1 BOGOTA , Colombia - Wedged behind an exhaust - belching bus and ahead of a honking car , Luis Enrique Neira urges his scrawny horse Pagatodo through a busy intersection . Luis Enrique Neira Who is this person? 18 21 +319 1 BOGOTA , Colombia - Wedged behind an exhaust - belching bus and ahead of a honking car , Luis Enrique Neira urges his scrawny horse Pagatodo through a busy intersection . Luis Why did Luis urge his horse through a busy intersection? 18 19 +319 1 BOGOTA , Colombia - Wedged behind an exhaust - belching bus and ahead of a honking car , Luis Enrique Neira urges his scrawny horse Pagatodo through a busy intersection . Pagatodo how old is he? 25 26 +319 2 Neira has been a horse - cart driver , or a zorrero , since he was 12 years old , eking out a living hauling loads and sometimes recycling scrap metal and cardboard . since he was 12 years old , What led him to be working at 12 years old? 13 20 +319 2 Neira has been a horse - cart driver , or a zorrero , since he was 12 years old , eking out a living hauling loads and sometimes recycling scrap metal and cardboard . zorrero , how many are there? 11 13 +319 3 Authorities say there are more than 2 , 290 zorreros in this bustling capital of 7 . 3 million , but the horsemen ' s days are numbered . horsemen ' s days are numbered What industry is taking over their careers? Is it the automotive industry? 22 28 +319 3 Authorities say there are more than 2 , 290 zorreros in this bustling capital of 7 . 3 million , but the horsemen ' s days are numbered . horsemen ' s How are the horsemen days numbered? 22 25 +319 4 Bogota is requiring them to trade in their horse and carts for small four - wheel vehicles . trade in their horse and carts Do these workers also get compensation for this trade? Would they be given a stipend for gas as well? 5 11 +319 4 Bogota is requiring them to trade in their horse and carts for small four - wheel vehicles . trade Why are the horsemen trading in their horse and cart? 5 6 +319 4 Bogota is requiring them to trade in their horse and carts for small four - wheel vehicles . requiring them why are they requiring? 2 4 +319 5 By the year ' s end , it will be illegal for horses to plod the streets . illegal for horses to plod the streets Is this for health reasons? 10 17 +319 5 By the year ' s end , it will be illegal for horses to plod the streets . illegal Why will it be illegal for horses to plod the streets/ 10 11 +320 1 WASHINGTON - Sen . Lindsey Graham , R - S . C . , touched a nerve in athletes and Olympic officials alike Wednesday by floating the possibility of boycotting the 2014 Winter Olympic Games in Sochi , Russia . touched a nerve What does this phrase mean? What evidence has been shown to support it? 14 17 +320 1 WASHINGTON - Sen . Lindsey Graham , R - S . C . , touched a nerve in athletes and Olympic officials alike Wednesday by floating the possibility of boycotting the 2014 Winter Olympic Games in Sochi , Russia . boycotting the 2014 Winter Olympic Games Why is the Senator considering boycotting the Winter Olympics? 29 35 +320 1 WASHINGTON - Sen . Lindsey Graham , R - S . C . , touched a nerve in athletes and Olympic officials alike Wednesday by floating the possibility of boycotting the 2014 Winter Olympic Games in Sochi , Russia . boycotting Why is he suggesting boycotting the Olympic Games? 29 30 +320 2 " I love the Olympics , but I hate what the Russian government is doing throughout the world , " Graham told NBC News . doing throughout they cheated at the olympics? 14 16 +320 2 " I love the Olympics , but I hate what the Russian government is doing throughout the world , " Graham told NBC News . doing throughout the world , " What is the Russian government doing? 14 20 +320 4 Bishop emphasized that Graham wasn ' t specifically calling for a boycott but wanted to raise the idea . wanted to raise the idea What is meant by \"raise the idea\", and how is the person's intention known? 13 18 +320 4 Bishop emphasized that Graham wasn ' t specifically calling for a boycott but wanted to raise the idea . wanted to raise the what is the difference between the two? 13 17 +320 5 Bishop didn ' t respond to a request for an interview with Graham . a request Who's request? 6 8 +320 5 Bishop didn ' t respond to a request for an interview with Graham . didn ' t respond did he deny? 1 5 +320 5 Bishop didn ' t respond to a request for an interview with Graham . request for an interview Who requested an interview? 7 11 +321 1 ENGLEWOOD , N . J . - Gerald Marion has spent his career fighting fires , not racial injustice . career How long was he a fire fighter? 12 13 +321 1 ENGLEWOOD , N . J . - Gerald Marion has spent his career fighting fires , not racial injustice . not racial injustice . Why does he need to fight racial injustice? 16 20 +321 1 ENGLEWOOD , N . J . - Gerald Marion has spent his career fighting fires , not racial injustice . not racial injustice How is Gerald Marion fighting racial injustice now? 16 19 +321 3 But Marion reached a breaking point on Saturday , when a Florida jury acquitted George Zimmerman in the fatal shooting of Trayvon Martin , an unarmed black teenager , during a confrontation in a gated community . breaking point How did he get involved with the political fray? 4 6 +321 3 But Marion reached a breaking point on Saturday , when a Florida jury acquitted George Zimmerman in the fatal shooting of Trayvon Martin , an unarmed black teenager , during a confrontation in a gated community . Marion reached a breaking point What breaking point did he reach? 1 6 +321 3 But Marion reached a breaking point on Saturday , when a Florida jury acquitted George Zimmerman in the fatal shooting of Trayvon Martin , an unarmed black teenager , during a confrontation in a gated community . reached a breaking point What did Marion do in relation to the George Zimmerman decision? 2 6 +321 3 But Marion reached a breaking point on Saturday , when a Florida jury acquitted George Zimmerman in the fatal shooting of Trayvon Martin , an unarmed black teenager , during a confrontation in a gated community . Saturday , Was Marion working in a professional capacity when he acted out regarding the jury's decision? 7 9 +321 4 The chief entered the racially charged controversy surrounding the verdict this week , when he asked the City Council to boycott businesses in Florida and other states with stand - your - ground laws , which eliminate the legal requirement to retreat before people can defend themselves - with deadly force if necessary - if they believe someone is trying to kill or seriously harm them . boycott What kind of buisness does would the City Council of Englewood, NJ have in Florida? 20 21 +321 4 The chief entered the racially charged controversy surrounding the verdict this week , when he asked the City Council to boycott businesses in Florida and other states with stand - your - ground laws , which eliminate the legal requirement to retreat before people can defend themselves - with deadly force if necessary - if they believe someone is trying to kill or seriously harm them . other states What other states have stand-your-ground laws? 25 27 +321 4 The chief entered the racially charged controversy surrounding the verdict this week , when he asked the City Council to boycott businesses in Florida and other states with stand - your - ground laws , which eliminate the legal requirement to retreat before people can defend themselves - with deadly force if necessary - if they believe someone is trying to kill or seriously harm them . boycott businesses in Florida How much business does Englewood, NJ do with businesses in the state of Florida? Is the boycott a realistic request of the Council? 20 24 +321 5 " I ' ve never been an activist , " the 46 - year - old said . activist , " Does Marion now view himself as a racial activist now in light of his request of the City Council? 7 10 +322 1 The overheated debate between the federal government and animal advocates over the removal of wild mustangs from the Western range ticked a few degrees higher after the Bureau of Land Management announced plans to take fewer horses from the land this summer . overheated Why is the debate overheated? 1 2 +322 1 The overheated debate between the federal government and animal advocates over the removal of wild mustangs from the Western range ticked a few degrees higher after the Bureau of Land Management announced plans to take fewer horses from the land this summer . animal advocates Who are the animal advocates? 8 10 +322 1 The overheated debate between the federal government and animal advocates over the removal of wild mustangs from the Western range ticked a few degrees higher after the Bureau of Land Management announced plans to take fewer horses from the land this summer . ticked a few degrees higher Why would the debate get hotter if the government agreed to take fewer horses from the land? 20 25 +322 2 Even though its holding capacity for captured wild horses has nearly reached its limit at 50 , 000 animals nationwide , the agency said last week that it would remove 1 , 300 horses in the coming months , many of which might otherwise die from lack of food and water . its Who or what is its? 2 3 +322 2 Even though its holding capacity for captured wild horses has nearly reached its limit at 50 , 000 animals nationwide , the agency said last week that it would remove 1 , 300 horses in the coming months , many of which might otherwise die from lack of food and water . Even though its holding capacity How are they going to manage that? 0 5 +322 2 Even though its holding capacity for captured wild horses has nearly reached its limit at 50 , 000 animals nationwide , the agency said last week that it would remove 1 , 300 horses in the coming months , many of which might otherwise die from lack of food and water . which might otherwise die Why would the animal advocates be opposed to this? 41 45 +322 3 Animal advocates say 1 , 300 horses is still too many , and they question the BLM ' s rationale for the removals . 1 , 300 horses is still too many , Why is that too many horses? 3 12 +322 3 Animal advocates say 1 , 300 horses is still too many , and they question the BLM ' s rationale for the removals . 1 , 300 horses is still too many , Too many for what? 3 12 +322 3 Animal advocates say 1 , 300 horses is still too many , and they question the BLM ' s rationale for the removals . question the BLM ' s rationale for the removals . What are they questioning about it? 14 24 +322 5 The agency plans to remove 855 wild horses and burros in Nevada , 140 in Oregon , 105 in Arizona , 65 in New Mexico , 50 in Colorado and 25 in Idaho , the agency said in a news release . remove What do they do with the removed animals? 4 5 +322 5 The agency plans to remove 855 wild horses and burros in Nevada , 140 in Oregon , 105 in Arizona , 65 in New Mexico , 50 in Colorado and 25 in Idaho , the agency said in a news release . The agency What agency? 0 2 +323 1 WASHINGTON - After surviving years of drought and watching the size of the U . S . cattle herd fall to its lowest level in more than 60 years , Texas cattleman Bob McCan would just as soon steer clear of the U . S . government ' s latest meat - labeling rules . lowest level in more than 60 years , What has caused this decline? 22 30 +323 1 WASHINGTON - After surviving years of drought and watching the size of the U . S . cattle herd fall to its lowest level in more than 60 years , Texas cattleman Bob McCan would just as soon steer clear of the U . S . government ' s latest meat - labeling rules . latest meat - labeling rules How will these affect cattlemen like McCan? 49 54 +323 1 WASHINGTON - After surviving years of drought and watching the size of the U . S . cattle herd fall to its lowest level in more than 60 years , Texas cattleman Bob McCan would just as soon steer clear of the U . S . government ' s latest meat - labeling rules . lowest level in more than 60 years , What is this level? 22 30 +323 2 For many U . S . consumers , it ' s a popular idea : Label packages to let them know what country the meat comes from . it ' s a popular idea : Why is the country of origin a common concern? 8 15 +323 2 For many U . S . consumers , it ' s a popular idea : Label packages to let them know what country the meat comes from . Label How would labeling packages help the consumer? 15 16 +323 2 For many U . S . consumers , it ' s a popular idea : Label packages to let them know what country the meat comes from . what country why does it matter? 21 23 +323 3 But with his herd of roughly 4 , 000 including cattle from Mexico , McCan said there ' s no good reason to segregate the animals when he sells them . segregate segregate in what reference? 23 24 +323 3 But with his herd of roughly 4 , 000 including cattle from Mexico , McCan said there ' s no good reason to segregate the animals when he sells them . no good reason to segregate Why would it matter where the cattle were born? 19 24 +323 3 But with his herd of roughly 4 , 000 including cattle from Mexico , McCan said there ' s no good reason to segregate the animals when he sells them . segregate the animals Would this be required for the labeling process? 23 26 +323 3 But with his herd of roughly 4 , 000 including cattle from Mexico , McCan said there ' s no good reason to segregate the animals when he sells them . McCan said there ' s no good reason is he right? 14 22 +323 4 All it would do , he said , is create hundreds of millions of dollars of extra handling costs that would get passed on , driving up the price at grocery stores . hundreds of millions of dollars Why is that sort of handling effort so expensive? 10 15 +323 4 All it would do , he said , is create hundreds of millions of dollars of extra handling costs that would get passed on , driving up the price at grocery stores . millions of dollars Would it really cost this much to label meat? 12 15 +323 5 " We don ' t want beef to become a luxury item , " said McCan , a fifth - generation rancher from Victoria , Texas . luxury item , What constitutes a luxury item? 10 13 +323 5 " We don ' t want beef to become a luxury item , " said McCan , a fifth - generation rancher from Victoria , Texas . beef to become does anyone want this? 6 9 +324 1 RIO DE JANEIRO - Pope Francis waded into the heart of Brazil ' s troubles Thursday , telling residents of an often - violent slum that their leaders must do a better job of helping them . often - violent slum What type of violence is included in this often violent slum? 21 25 +324 2 The provocative comments were in keeping with the causes held most dear by the first pope from the Americas : social justice and reaching out to the poor . social justice and reaching out to the poor How would social justice and reaching out to the poor help to decrease violence? 20 28 +324 4 " Never tire of working for a more just world , marked by greater solidarity , " he said to enthusiastic applause . more just world , are the efforts of the hard working people going to really help to create a more just world when all of the people of the world aren't involved in the effort? 7 11 +324 5 " No one can remain insensitive to the inequalities that persist in the world " . insensitive How does one remain insensitive to the world's inequalities? 5 6 +324 5 " No one can remain insensitive to the inequalities that persist in the world " . inequalities that persist is any one group solely responisible for these inequalities? 8 11 +324 5 " No one can remain insensitive to the inequalities that persist in the world " . remain insensitive arent a lot of people insensitive? 4 6 +325 1 LOS ANGELES - Help wanted : At least 130 veteran military aviators for nine - year commitment to fly fighter jets . nine - year commitment Where is this based? 13 17 +325 1 LOS ANGELES - Help wanted : At least 130 veteran military aviators for nine - year commitment to fly fighter jets . veteran Is there an age limit? 9 10 +325 1 LOS ANGELES - Help wanted : At least 130 veteran military aviators for nine - year commitment to fly fighter jets . veteran Are these war veterans or people who have flown fighter jets before? 9 10 +325 1 LOS ANGELES - Help wanted : At least 130 veteran military aviators for nine - year commitment to fly fighter jets . 130 veteran military aviators Why do they need 130 veteran military aviators for a nine-year commitment to fly fighter jets? 8 12 +325 1 LOS ANGELES - Help wanted : At least 130 veteran military aviators for nine - year commitment to fly fighter jets . fly fighter jets For the military? For a private company? 18 21 +325 2 Salary : Pay range $ 34 , 500 to $ 97 , 400 . Pay range Why such a big range? 2 4 +325 2 Salary : Pay range $ 34 , 500 to $ 97 , 400 . Pay range Why is this range so dramatic? 2 4 +325 2 Salary : Pay range $ 34 , 500 to $ 97 , 400 . $ 34 , 500 to $ 97 , 400 Why is there such a gap in pay? 4 13 +325 2 Salary : Pay range $ 34 , 500 to $ 97 , 400 . Pay range $ 34 , 500 to $ 97 , 400 What is the deciding factor in how much you are paid? 2 13 +325 3 Plus good benefits and a $ 225 , 000 signing bonus - guaranteed . good benefits What are the benefits? 1 3 +325 3 Plus good benefits and a $ 225 , 000 signing bonus - guaranteed . good benefits What specifically do these benefits look like? 1 3 +325 3 Plus good benefits and a $ 225 , 000 signing bonus - guaranteed . good benefits What are the \"Good benefits\"? 1 3 +325 3 Plus good benefits and a $ 225 , 000 signing bonus - guaranteed . $ 225 , 000 signing bonus Why is the bonus so high? 5 11 +325 4 Contact : U . S . Air Force by Sept . 30 . Contact : U . S . Air Force Why did they not include further contact information? 0 8 +325 4 Contact : U . S . Air Force by Sept . 30 . Contact : U . S . Air Force How do you contact the Us Air Force? 0 8 +325 5 That ' s the offer from the Pentagon , which is so short of Air Force fighter pilots that it ' s boosting its salary package to make the job more enticing . boosting What did the previous salary package look like? 22 23 +325 5 That ' s the offer from the Pentagon , which is so short of Air Force fighter pilots that it ' s boosting its salary package to make the job more enticing . so short of Air Force fighter pilots What's the reason for the shortage of Air Force fighter pilots? 11 18 +325 5 That ' s the offer from the Pentagon , which is so short of Air Force fighter pilots that it ' s boosting its salary package to make the job more enticing . short of Air Force fighter pilots Why are they short? 12 18 +326 1 Dinosaurs almost bankrupted the tooth fairy . almost bankrupted How did dinosaurs almost bankrupt the tooth fairy? 1 3 +326 1 Dinosaurs almost bankrupted the tooth fairy . bankrupted the tooth how did they do that? 2 5 +326 1 Dinosaurs almost bankrupted the tooth fairy . Dinosaurs almost bankrupted the tooth fairy What did the dinosaurs do to cause the tooth fairy to almost become bankrupted? 0 6 +326 1 Dinosaurs almost bankrupted the tooth fairy . Dinosaurs almost bankrupted the tooth fairy How did they bankrupt the tooth fairy? 0 6 +326 2 New research shows that the lumbering plant - eaters called sauropods produced new teeth as often as twice per month and had up to nine backup teeth in a single tooth socket . New research How did this new research come to be? 0 2 +326 2 New research shows that the lumbering plant - eaters called sauropods produced new teeth as often as twice per month and had up to nine backup teeth in a single tooth socket . nine backup teeth How did nine back up teeth fit in their mouth? 24 27 +326 2 New research shows that the lumbering plant - eaters called sauropods produced new teeth as often as twice per month and had up to nine backup teeth in a single tooth socket . to how did they have so many teeth? 23 24 +326 2 New research shows that the lumbering plant - eaters called sauropods produced new teeth as often as twice per month and had up to nine backup teeth in a single tooth socket . produced new teeth as often as twice per month What does the tooth fairy do with the teeth when she gets them? 11 20 +326 2 New research shows that the lumbering plant - eaters called sauropods produced new teeth as often as twice per month and had up to nine backup teeth in a single tooth socket . New research shows Who conducted the research? 0 3 +326 3 While the fearsome Tyrannosaurus rex is known as the king of the dinosaurs , the sauropods were the real royalty . sauropods were the real royalty . Why were sauropods the real royalty? 15 21 +326 3 While the fearsome Tyrannosaurus rex is known as the king of the dinosaurs , the sauropods were the real royalty . real royalty did they have more teeth? 18 20 +326 3 While the fearsome Tyrannosaurus rex is known as the king of the dinosaurs , the sauropods were the real royalty . the sauropods were the real royalty Why were the sauropods considered the real royalty? 14 20 +326 4 These creatures , including the childhood favorite Apatosaurus ( previously known as Brontosaurus ) , were the largest animals that ever lived on land . ( previously known as Brontosaurus ) , Why was it previously known as a Brontosaurus? 8 15 +326 4 These creatures , including the childhood favorite Apatosaurus ( previously known as Brontosaurus ) , were the largest animals that ever lived on land . Brontosaurus ) , when did the name change? 12 15 +326 5 " A big T . rex is maybe 40 or 45 feet tall , but a big sauropod pushes 100 feet long or more , " said Michael D ' Emic , a vertebrate paleontologist at Stony Brook University in New York and lead author of the teeth study published Wednesday in the journal PLOS One . sauropod pushes 100 How are they able to tell a sauropod would be 100 feet long or more? 17 20 +326 5 " A big T . rex is maybe 40 or 45 feet tall , but a big sauropod pushes 100 feet long or more , " said Michael D ' Emic , a vertebrate paleontologist at Stony Brook University in New York and lead author of the teeth study published Wednesday in the journal PLOS One . a vertebrate paleontologist How many vertebrate did the Apatosaurus have? 32 35 +327 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - When most people think of sharks along the southern edges of San Francisco Bay , they think of ice skates , pucks and helmets . sharks What kind of sharks on the edge of the Bay? 11 12 +327 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - When most people think of sharks along the southern edges of San Francisco Bay , they think of ice skates , pucks and helmets . ice skates , pucks and helmets do they really? 24 30 +327 2 Now , a different type of shark is flourishing south of the San Mateo Bridge , one whose presence is powerful testament to the improving health of the bay : leopard sharks . different type of shark What type of shark? 3 7 +327 2 Now , a different type of shark is flourishing south of the San Mateo Bridge , one whose presence is powerful testament to the improving health of the bay : leopard sharks . leopard sharks Where do leopard sharks come from? 30 32 +327 2 Now , a different type of shark is flourishing south of the San Mateo Bridge , one whose presence is powerful testament to the improving health of the bay : leopard sharks . leopard sharks are they dangerous? 30 32 +327 3 Researchers at the University of California , Davis , are finding large numbers of leopard sharks - some as big as 6 feet long - benefiting from five years of work to restore thousands of acres of industrial salt ponds ringing the bay ' s shoreline from Hayward to San Jose to Redwood City . some as big as 6 feet long What is the average size of a leopard shark? 17 24 +327 4 Ducks , herons and fish are thriving in the former ponds , which are being restored to tidal marshes . are thriving What specifically makes it a better environment for these animals? 5 7 +327 4 Ducks , herons and fish are thriving in the former ponds , which are being restored to tidal marshes . herons what is a heron? 2 3 +327 5 But the fact that sharks are also booming is a particularly encouraging sign , scientists say . scientists say Which scientists? 14 16 +328 1 U . S . Army Pfc . Bradley Manning was found not guilty of aiding the enemy by a military judge on Tuesday , the most serious charge in the case surrounding the leak of hundreds of thousands of classified documents that sparked a debate over the balance between military security and the public ' s right to know . aiding the enemy Who is the enemy Bradley Manning was found not guilty of aiding? 14 17 +328 1 U . S . Army Pfc . Bradley Manning was found not guilty of aiding the enemy by a military judge on Tuesday , the most serious charge in the case surrounding the leak of hundreds of thousands of classified documents that sparked a debate over the balance between military security and the public ' s right to know . in the case surrounding the leak What is the case about? 28 34 +328 1 U . S . Army Pfc . Bradley Manning was found not guilty of aiding the enemy by a military judge on Tuesday , the most serious charge in the case surrounding the leak of hundreds of thousands of classified documents that sparked a debate over the balance between military security and the public ' s right to know . found not guilty of aiding the enemy What actions of his led to this charge and trial? 10 17 +328 1 U . S . Army Pfc . Bradley Manning was found not guilty of aiding the enemy by a military judge on Tuesday , the most serious charge in the case surrounding the leak of hundreds of thousands of classified documents that sparked a debate over the balance between military security and the public ' s right to know . leak of hundreds of thousands How were the documents leaked? 33 38 +328 1 U . S . Army Pfc . Bradley Manning was found not guilty of aiding the enemy by a military judge on Tuesday , the most serious charge in the case surrounding the leak of hundreds of thousands of classified documents that sparked a debate over the balance between military security and the public ' s right to know . sparked a debate why did the debate start? 42 45 +328 2 Manning , 25 , was accused of the biggest leak of classified information in U . S . history for delivering more than 700 , 00 pages of documents and videos to the Web site WikiLeaks . biggest leak of classified information What prompted him to leak these documents? 8 13 +328 2 Manning , 25 , was accused of the biggest leak of classified information in U . S . history for delivering more than 700 , 00 pages of documents and videos to the Web site WikiLeaks . 700 , 00 pages how did he get so many? 23 27 +328 2 Manning , 25 , was accused of the biggest leak of classified information in U . S . history for delivering more than 700 , 00 pages of documents and videos to the Web site WikiLeaks . delivering Why would Manning deliver classified information to WikiLeaks? 20 21 +328 3 Manning , who has been in custody for three years and had already pleaded guilty to mishandling classified material , was found guilty of most of the other charges against him , including espionage and theft , which can still end up in a very lengthy prison sentence . other charges against him What were these other charges? 27 31 +328 3 Manning , who has been in custody for three years and had already pleaded guilty to mishandling classified material , was found guilty of most of the other charges against him , including espionage and theft , which can still end up in a very lengthy prison sentence . in custody for three years How has it taken this long to reach a verdict on this particular charge? 5 10 +328 4 The judge , Col . Denise Lind , will determine his sentence on those crimes during a second phase of the military trial , or court martial . during a second phase When will this take place? 15 19 +328 4 The judge , Col . Denise Lind , will determine his sentence on those crimes during a second phase of the military trial , or court martial . Denise Lind , will determine his sentence on those which way is she leaning? 5 14 +328 5 But the aiding the enemy charge could have landed Manning in prison for life . could have landed What are the potential sentencing lengths for the crimes he was convicted of? 6 9 +328 5 But the aiding the enemy charge could have landed Manning in prison for life . aiding the enemy charge is it a really bad crime? 2 6 +329 1 BAND - E AMIR NATIONAL PARK , Afghanistan - Of all the effects of war on Afghanistan , among the most surreal - and perhaps the happiest - is swan boats . is swan boats What is a swan boat? 28 31 +329 1 BAND - E AMIR NATIONAL PARK , Afghanistan - Of all the effects of war on Afghanistan , among the most surreal - and perhaps the happiest - is swan boats . effects of war on Afghanistan , How many wars are ongoing in Afghanistan? 12 18 +329 1 BAND - E AMIR NATIONAL PARK , Afghanistan - Of all the effects of war on Afghanistan , among the most surreal - and perhaps the happiest - is swan boats . happiest - is swan boats . Why is the happiest swan boats? 26 32 +329 2 On a recent day , nearly 40 of the bird - shaped pedal boats packed with families were meandering around the almost painfully blue mineral waters of the main lake here . meandering why does here ? 18 19 +329 2 On a recent day , nearly 40 of the bird - shaped pedal boats packed with families were meandering around the almost painfully blue mineral waters of the main lake here . 40 of the bird - shaped pedal boats Do they have sails or engines? 6 14 +329 2 On a recent day , nearly 40 of the bird - shaped pedal boats packed with families were meandering around the almost painfully blue mineral waters of the main lake here . nearly 40 How many boats can fit out at once? 5 7 +329 2 On a recent day , nearly 40 of the bird - shaped pedal boats packed with families were meandering around the almost painfully blue mineral waters of the main lake here . blue mineral waters why does this matter? 23 26 +329 3 From several came one of the rarest public sounds in Afghanistan : women laughing uproariously . uproariously what meaning ? 14 15 +329 4 For centuries Afghans have believed that the waters of the group of six lakes known as Band - e Amir can cure illness and infertility . Afghans where is it ? 2 3 +329 4 For centuries Afghans have believed that the waters of the group of six lakes known as Band - e Amir can cure illness and infertility . can cure illness and infertility Has this been scientifically proven? 20 25 +329 4 For centuries Afghans have believed that the waters of the group of six lakes known as Band - e Amir can cure illness and infertility . believed How did this belief start? 4 5 +329 5 Now Band - e Amir also has become the nation ' s soothing antidote to the daily horrors elsewhere : improvised bombs , suicide attacks and bribe - hungry police . bribe - hungry police whicjh one ? 26 30 +329 5 Now Band - e Amir also has become the nation ' s soothing antidote to the daily horrors elsewhere : improvised bombs , suicide attacks and bribe - hungry police . Band - e Amir Do people drink from this lake? 1 5 +330 1 CHICAGO - The marketing for freshly pressed and blended juices promises instant energy , weight loss , a flood of vitamins and minerals - all in a single , portable , gulpable serving . flood of On average, how many different vitamins and minerals are in a serving of freshly pressed juice? 18 20 +330 2 Health - minded consumers seem to have bought the claims - and with them , gallons of juice . and with them , gallons of juice Which types of juice did they bring? 11 18 +330 2 Health - minded consumers seem to have bought the claims - and with them , gallons of juice . gallons of juice they bought juice? 15 18 +330 3 Jamba Juice , which sells juices and smoothies , reported $ 55 . 1 million in revenue for the 13 weeks ending April 2 . Jamba Juice , In which country is Jamba Juice based? 0 3 +330 4 Beverage giant Coca - Cola tapped the juice trend early by acquiring Odwalla in 2001 , and in 2007 PepsiCo followed suit with Naked Juice . trend When did this trend start? 8 9 +330 4 Beverage giant Coca - Cola tapped the juice trend early by acquiring Odwalla in 2001 , and in 2007 PepsiCo followed suit with Naked Juice . Odwalla are they a big company? 12 13 +330 5 Raw vegetable and fruit juices make up about 10 percent of sales at The Protein Bar , a Chicago - based chain of health food restaurants , said founder Matt Matros . 10 percent What another category that takes up a large portion of their sales? 8 10 +331 1 DOS PALOS , Calif . - Only half - filled with helium , and already more than 12 feet wide , the giant plastic envelope shimmered and shook in the breeze like some airborne jellyfish rising through a gentle current . 12 feet wide , Why is the envelope 12 feet wide? 17 21 +331 1 DOS PALOS , Calif . - Only half - filled with helium , and already more than 12 feet wide , the giant plastic envelope shimmered and shook in the breeze like some airborne jellyfish rising through a gentle current . plastic envelope What is it? 23 25 +331 1 DOS PALOS , Calif . - Only half - filled with helium , and already more than 12 feet wide , the giant plastic envelope shimmered and shook in the breeze like some airborne jellyfish rising through a gentle current . plastic envelope What is the purpose of the helium filled plastic envelope? 23 25 +331 2 Soon it shot into the sky , soaring thousands of feet with a payload of sophisticated radio gear , processors and solar panels . radio gear , processors and solar panels Why is there radio gear, processors and solar panels in the envelope? 16 23 +331 2 Soon it shot into the sky , soaring thousands of feet with a payload of sophisticated radio gear , processors and solar panels . payload of sophisticated how much is a payload? 13 16 +331 2 Soon it shot into the sky , soaring thousands of feet with a payload of sophisticated radio gear , processors and solar panels . sophisticated radio gear , Why was it carrying this sophisticated gear? 15 19 +331 3 Its launch Friday was part an offbeat experiment by Google in using lighter - than - air balloons , a concept pioneered in the 18th century , to solve the 21st - century problem of delivering Internet service to underserved parts of the world . experiment How did Google come up with this experiment? 7 8 +331 3 Its launch Friday was part an offbeat experiment by Google in using lighter - than - air balloons , a concept pioneered in the 18th century , to solve the 21st - century problem of delivering Internet service to underserved parts of the world . lighter - than - air balloons , using helium? 12 19 +331 3 Its launch Friday was part an offbeat experiment by Google in using lighter - than - air balloons , a concept pioneered in the 18th century , to solve the 21st - century problem of delivering Internet service to underserved parts of the world . parts of the world What parts of the world? 40 44 +331 3 Its launch Friday was part an offbeat experiment by Google in using lighter - than - air balloons , a concept pioneered in the 18th century , to solve the 21st - century problem of delivering Internet service to underserved parts of the world . offbeat experiment Why is the experiment considered offbeat? 6 8 +331 4 " This is a great , big , hard problem , " said Richard DeVaul , a Google engineer and chief technical architect for the company ' s Project Loon , so named in part because even Google concedes the idea sounds a little crazy . hard problem , " Why is this a hard problem to solve? 8 12 +331 4 " This is a great , big , hard problem , " said Richard DeVaul , a Google engineer and chief technical architect for the company ' s Project Loon , so named in part because even Google concedes the idea sounds a little crazy . hard problem , " What makes the problem so hard? 8 12 +331 5 But after a trial run in New Zealand earlier this year , DeVaul and other engineers on the project say they believe a global network of low - cost , high - altitude balloons could carry enough wireless transponders to beam Internet connections to remote parts of Africa , Asia and other developing regions . other developing regions Which other developing regions? 51 54 +331 5 But after a trial run in New Zealand earlier this year , DeVaul and other engineers on the project say they believe a global network of low - cost , high - altitude balloons could carry enough wireless transponders to beam Internet connections to remote parts of Africa , Asia and other developing regions . beam how do they beam it? 40 41 +331 5 But after a trial run in New Zealand earlier this year , DeVaul and other engineers on the project say they believe a global network of low - cost , high - altitude balloons could carry enough wireless transponders to beam Internet connections to remote parts of Africa , Asia and other developing regions . other developing regions What other regions? 51 54 +331 5 But after a trial run in New Zealand earlier this year , DeVaul and other engineers on the project say they believe a global network of low - cost , high - altitude balloons could carry enough wireless transponders to beam Internet connections to remote parts of Africa , Asia and other developing regions . low - cost , How can sophisticated equipment be low-cost? 26 30 +332 1 While social commentators have long suggested that extreme heat can unleash the beast in man , formal study of the so - called heat hypothesis - the theory that high temperatures fuel aggressive and violent behavior - is relatively new . is relatively new How new is \"relatively new\"? 37 40 +332 1 While social commentators have long suggested that extreme heat can unleash the beast in man , formal study of the so - called heat hypothesis - the theory that high temperatures fuel aggressive and violent behavior - is relatively new . While social commentators have long suggested Which social commentators have made this suggestion? 0 6 +332 1 While social commentators have long suggested that extreme heat can unleash the beast in man , formal study of the so - called heat hypothesis - the theory that high temperatures fuel aggressive and violent behavior - is relatively new . heat hypothesis Why has the heat hypothesis not been investigated until recently? 23 25 +332 2 Using examples as disparate as road rage , ancient wars and Major League Baseball , scientists have taken early steps to quantify the potential influence of climate warming on human conflict . scientists have taken early steps What are some of the steps that scientists have taken early to quantify the potential influence of climate warming on human conflict? 15 20 +332 2 Using examples as disparate as road rage , ancient wars and Major League Baseball , scientists have taken early steps to quantify the potential influence of climate warming on human conflict . Major League Baseball , How does Major League Baseball fall into the category of human conflict? 11 15 +332 3 Now , three researchers at the University of California , Berkeley , have pulled together data from these and other studies and concluded that the incidence of war and civil unrest may increase by as much as 56 percent by 2050 because of higher temperatures and extreme rainfall patterns predicted by climate change scientists . three researchers Who are the three researches at the University of California? 2 4 +332 3 Now , three researchers at the University of California , Berkeley , have pulled together data from these and other studies and concluded that the incidence of war and civil unrest may increase by as much as 56 percent by 2050 because of higher temperatures and extreme rainfall patterns predicted by climate change scientists . three researchers which three? 2 4 +332 3 Now , three researchers at the University of California , Berkeley , have pulled together data from these and other studies and concluded that the incidence of war and civil unrest may increase by as much as 56 percent by 2050 because of higher temperatures and extreme rainfall patterns predicted by climate change scientists . other studies How do the other heat hypothesis studies present their data? 19 21 +332 4 Likewise , episodes of interpersonal violence - murder , assault , rape , domestic abuse - could increase by as much as 16 percent , the researchers report in a study published Thursday by the journal Science . 16 percent , How would they know that the episodes of interpersonal violence, murder, assault, rape and domestic abuse could increase by as much as 16 percent? Because of climate change? 22 25 +332 4 Likewise , episodes of interpersonal violence - murder , assault , rape , domestic abuse - could increase by as much as 16 percent , the researchers report in a study published Thursday by the journal Science . 16 percent , How was the 16 percent figure determined? 22 25 +332 5 " We find strong causal evidence linking climatic events to human conflict . strong causal evidence What is that strong casual evidence? 3 6 +332 5 " We find strong causal evidence linking climatic events to human conflict . causal evidence What is the causal evidence that is being referred to? 4 6 +333 1 WASHINGTON - The closing of U . S . embassies in 21 Muslim countries and a broad caution about travel during August that the State Department issued on Friday touched off debate Sunday over the National Security Agency ' s data collection programs . in 21 Muslim countries Which Muslim countries? 10 14 +333 1 WASHINGTON - The closing of U . S . embassies in 21 Muslim countries and a broad caution about travel during August that the State Department issued on Friday touched off debate Sunday over the National Security Agency ' s data collection programs . National Security Agency ' s How was the NSA collecting data? 35 40 +333 1 WASHINGTON - The closing of U . S . embassies in 21 Muslim countries and a broad caution about travel during August that the State Department issued on Friday touched off debate Sunday over the National Security Agency ' s data collection programs . 21 Muslim countries Which countries? 11 14 +333 1 WASHINGTON - The closing of U . S . embassies in 21 Muslim countries and a broad caution about travel during August that the State Department issued on Friday touched off debate Sunday over the National Security Agency ' s data collection programs . closing of U . S . embassies Why did the US close these embassies? 3 10 +333 1 WASHINGTON - The closing of U . S . embassies in 21 Muslim countries and a broad caution about travel during August that the State Department issued on Friday touched off debate Sunday over the National Security Agency ' s data collection programs . U . S . embassies Why did they close U.S. embassies in 21 Muslim countries? 5 10 +333 2 Congressional supporters of the program , appearing on Sunday morning television talk shows , said the latest warnings of unspecified threats showed that the programs were necessary , while detractors said there was no evidence linking the programs , particularly the collection of cellphone records of hundreds of millions of Americans , to the vague warnings of possible terrorist attacks . Sunday morning television talk shows , Which talk shows? 8 14 +333 2 Congressional supporters of the program , appearing on Sunday morning television talk shows , said the latest warnings of unspecified threats showed that the programs were necessary , while detractors said there was no evidence linking the programs , particularly the collection of cellphone records of hundreds of millions of Americans , to the vague warnings of possible terrorist attacks . vague were they indirect? 54 55 +333 2 Congressional supporters of the program , appearing on Sunday morning television talk shows , said the latest warnings of unspecified threats showed that the programs were necessary , while detractors said there was no evidence linking the programs , particularly the collection of cellphone records of hundreds of millions of Americans , to the vague warnings of possible terrorist attacks . warnings of unspecified threats Who is warning of these threats? 17 21 +333 3 Meanwhile , there were no reports of violence or unusual activity in any of the countries where the United States kept its embassies and consulates closed when they would have ordinarily been open on Sunday . no reports of violence or unusual activity what would be unusual activity? 4 11 +333 4 Nevertheless , the State Department announced that embassies and consulates in 16 countries would remain closed throughout the week , including four African nations that had not been on the original list . including four African nations Which African nations? 20 24 +333 4 Nevertheless , the State Department announced that embassies and consulates in 16 countries would remain closed throughout the week , including four African nations that had not been on the original list . four African nations which nations? 21 24 +333 4 Nevertheless , the State Department announced that embassies and consulates in 16 countries would remain closed throughout the week , including four African nations that had not been on the original list . four African nations Why did they add four African nations to the list? 21 24 +333 4 Nevertheless , the State Department announced that embassies and consulates in 16 countries would remain closed throughout the week , including four African nations that had not been on the original list . four African nations Which nations? 21 24 +333 4 Nevertheless , the State Department announced that embassies and consulates in 16 countries would remain closed throughout the week , including four African nations that had not been on the original list . Nevertheless , the State Department Why are they keeping them closed if there is no violence? 0 5 +333 4 Nevertheless , the State Department announced that embassies and consulates in 16 countries would remain closed throughout the week , including four African nations that had not been on the original list . 16 countries would remain closed Why would embassies in 16 countries remain closed? 11 16 +333 5 Diplomatic posts in five other countries would reopen Monday , the State Department said , including those in Afghanistan and Iraq , where terrorist attacks have been frequent . frequent how frequent? 27 28 +333 5 Diplomatic posts in five other countries would reopen Monday , the State Department said , including those in Afghanistan and Iraq , where terrorist attacks have been frequent . Afghanistan and Iraq , Why would they reopen state departments in places where there have been frequent terrorist attacks? 18 22 +333 5 Diplomatic posts in five other countries would reopen Monday , the State Department said , including those in Afghanistan and Iraq , where terrorist attacks have been frequent . five Why would they open those posts if there are frequent atacks? 3 4 +334 1 LOS ANGELES - There have been days since her son Ezekiel was born 11 months ago that Los Angeles mom Beth Capper has gone without food to keep up her supply . food What is her situation? 25 26 +334 1 LOS ANGELES - There have been days since her son Ezekiel was born 11 months ago that Los Angeles mom Beth Capper has gone without food to keep up her supply . supply Supply for home or elsewhere? 30 31 +334 1 LOS ANGELES - There have been days since her son Ezekiel was born 11 months ago that Los Angeles mom Beth Capper has gone without food to keep up her supply . without food to keep up her supply Why has she gone without food? 24 31 +334 1 LOS ANGELES - There have been days since her son Ezekiel was born 11 months ago that Los Angeles mom Beth Capper has gone without food to keep up her supply . without food to why is she low on food? 24 27 +334 1 LOS ANGELES - There have been days since her son Ezekiel was born 11 months ago that Los Angeles mom Beth Capper has gone without food to keep up her supply . days How many days? 6 7 +334 1 LOS ANGELES - There have been days since her son Ezekiel was born 11 months ago that Los Angeles mom Beth Capper has gone without food to keep up her supply . mom Beth Capper Is Beth a single mom? 19 22 +334 1 LOS ANGELES - There have been days since her son Ezekiel was born 11 months ago that Los Angeles mom Beth Capper has gone without food to keep up her supply . gone without food Why does Beth have to go days without food? 23 26 +334 2 One friend was arrested for stealing some . arrested What is the friend's name that was arrested and what is his/her relationship to Beth? 3 4 +334 2 One friend was arrested for stealing some . arrested for stealing some Why was she stealing food? 3 7 +334 2 One friend was arrested for stealing some . One friend which friend? 0 2 +334 2 One friend was arrested for stealing some . stealing Why was a friend stealing food? 5 6 +334 3 It ' s not drugs or alcohol or even baby formula that has put her in such a bind . bind What is the reason? 18 19 +334 3 It ' s not drugs or alcohol or even baby formula that has put her in such a bind . put her in such a bind What has put her in a bind? 13 19 +334 3 It ' s not drugs or alcohol or even baby formula that has put her in such a bind . put her in what is it then? 13 16 +334 3 It ' s not drugs or alcohol or even baby formula that has put her in such a bind . put her in such a bind What has put her in this bind? 13 19 +334 4 It ' s diapers . " There ' s no way around buying them , " said Capper , a 41 - year - old single mother who doesn ' t work because of a disability . disability What is the disability? 35 36 +334 4 It ' s diapers . " There ' s no way around buying them , " said Capper , a 41 - year - old single mother who doesn ' t work because of a disability . of a disability which disability? 33 36 +334 4 It ' s diapers . " There ' s no way around buying them , " said Capper , a 41 - year - old single mother who doesn ' t work because of a disability . single mother Where is the father of the baby? 25 27 +334 4 It ' s diapers . " There ' s no way around buying them , " said Capper , a 41 - year - old single mother who doesn ' t work because of a disability . a disability What disability? 34 36 +334 5 Across the country , mothers like Capper are facing the same predicament . facing the same predicament Why are they facing this predicament? 8 12 +334 5 Across the country , mothers like Capper are facing the same predicament . same predicament how can it be solved? 10 12 +334 5 Across the country , mothers like Capper are facing the same predicament . mothers like Capper Do you mean disabled mothers? 4 7 +335 1 Alex Rodriguez ' s dizzying fall from the ranks of baseball royalty hit bottom Monday when Major League Baseball suspended him for an unprecedented 211 games - the rest of this season and the entire 2014 campaign - for using performance enhancing substances . substances How do these substances compare to the ones used by others? 42 43 +335 1 Alex Rodriguez ' s dizzying fall from the ranks of baseball royalty hit bottom Monday when Major League Baseball suspended him for an unprecedented 211 games - the rest of this season and the entire 2014 campaign - for using performance enhancing substances . performance enhancing substances What were the performance enhancing substances that he was using and was he using them before? 40 43 +335 1 Alex Rodriguez ' s dizzying fall from the ranks of baseball royalty hit bottom Monday when Major League Baseball suspended him for an unprecedented 211 games - the rest of this season and the entire 2014 campaign - for using performance enhancing substances . Alex Rodriguez ' s is he a yankee? 0 4 +335 1 Alex Rodriguez ' s dizzying fall from the ranks of baseball royalty hit bottom Monday when Major League Baseball suspended him for an unprecedented 211 games - the rest of this season and the entire 2014 campaign - for using performance enhancing substances . performance enhancing substances What substances were they? 40 43 +335 1 Alex Rodriguez ' s dizzying fall from the ranks of baseball royalty hit bottom Monday when Major League Baseball suspended him for an unprecedented 211 games - the rest of this season and the entire 2014 campaign - for using performance enhancing substances . unprecedented 211 games What was the longes suspension prior to this one? 23 26 +335 2 Rodriguez , once expected to become baseball ' s all - time home run king , will now forever be remembered as the central figure in one of the game ' s worst scandals . worst Again how does this compare with the other scandals of substance abuse? 32 33 +335 2 Rodriguez , once expected to become baseball ' s all - time home run king , will now forever be remembered as the central figure in one of the game ' s worst scandals . baseball ' s all - time home run king , Who was Rodriguez going to surpass to be baseball's all-time home run king? 6 16 +335 2 Rodriguez , once expected to become baseball ' s all - time home run king , will now forever be remembered as the central figure in one of the game ' s worst scandals . worst scandals did he use steroids? 32 34 +335 2 Rodriguez , once expected to become baseball ' s all - time home run king , will now forever be remembered as the central figure in one of the game ' s worst scandals . become baseball ' s all - time home run king , Why was he expected to become this? 5 16 +335 2 Rodriguez , once expected to become baseball ' s all - time home run king , will now forever be remembered as the central figure in one of the game ' s worst scandals . all - time home run king , Who holds this title at the current moment? 9 16 +335 3 Twelve other players were given 50 - game suspensions in connection with Biogenesis , the Miami - area doping clinic that supplied high - profile players , including the New York Yankees ' slugger , with banned substances from 2009 until last year , MLB alleges . clinic How has the clinic been punished for its part? 19 20 +335 3 Twelve other players were given 50 - game suspensions in connection with Biogenesis , the Miami - area doping clinic that supplied high - profile players , including the New York Yankees ' slugger , with banned substances from 2009 until last year , MLB alleges . doping clinic that supplied high - profile players , Is anything going to happen to the clinic now that they've been caught? 18 27 +335 3 Twelve other players were given 50 - game suspensions in connection with Biogenesis , the Miami - area doping clinic that supplied high - profile players , including the New York Yankees ' slugger , with banned substances from 2009 until last year , MLB alleges . Twelve other players which other players? 0 3 +335 3 Twelve other players were given 50 - game suspensions in connection with Biogenesis , the Miami - area doping clinic that supplied high - profile players , including the New York Yankees ' slugger , with banned substances from 2009 until last year , MLB alleges . banned substances What were the substances? 36 38 +335 3 Twelve other players were given 50 - game suspensions in connection with Biogenesis , the Miami - area doping clinic that supplied high - profile players , including the New York Yankees ' slugger , with banned substances from 2009 until last year , MLB alleges . Twelve other players Who are the twelve other players? 0 3 +335 4 Rodriguez , 38 , a three - time MVP and fifth on the all - time home - run list , can suit up and play while he appeals the ban . ban What are the chances of other players on the all-time list doping? 30 31 +335 4 Rodriguez , 38 , a three - time MVP and fifth on the all - time home - run list , can suit up and play while he appeals the ban . can suit up and play while he appeals the ban Why is he allowed to play while he appeals the ban? 21 31 +335 4 Rodriguez , 38 , a three - time MVP and fifth on the all - time home - run list , can suit up and play while he appeals the ban . can suit up and play while he appeals the ban How is he allowed to do that? 21 31 +335 4 Rodriguez , 38 , a three - time MVP and fifth on the all - time home - run list , can suit up and play while he appeals the ban . fifth on the all - time home - run list , Who are the other four players and in what order? 10 21 +335 5 The announcement by baseball coincided with Rodriguez ' s return to the big - league roster after months of rehab for a serious hip injury , his second . serious hip injury , How did Rodriguez have a serious hip injury? Was it during game? 22 26 +335 5 The announcement by baseball coincided with Rodriguez ' s return to the big - league roster after months of rehab for a serious hip injury , his second . hip injury , how did he get injured? 23 26 +335 5 The announcement by baseball coincided with Rodriguez ' s return to the big - league roster after months of rehab for a serious hip injury , his second . his second How long ago was the first hip injury? 26 28 +336 1 BALTIMORE - In Easton , Md . , an untold story of free African - Americans is being discovered through bits of glass , shards of pottery and oyster shells . discovered How was the story discovered? 18 19 +336 1 BALTIMORE - In Easton , Md . , an untold story of free African - Americans is being discovered through bits of glass , shards of pottery and oyster shells . untold story Why has the story been untold? 9 11 +336 2 Piece by piece , archaeologists and historians from two universities and the community are uncovering the history of The Hill , which they believe is the earliest settlement of free African - Americans in the United States , dating to 1790 . from two universities Which two universities are the archaeologists and historians from? 7 10 +336 2 Piece by piece , archaeologists and historians from two universities and the community are uncovering the history of The Hill , which they believe is the earliest settlement of free African - Americans in the United States , dating to 1790 . The Hill , is it a real hill? 18 21 +336 2 Piece by piece , archaeologists and historians from two universities and the community are uncovering the history of The Hill , which they believe is the earliest settlement of free African - Americans in the United States , dating to 1790 . The Hill , Why is the settlement named \"The Hill\"? 18 21 +336 3 Treme , in New Orleans , is recognized as the oldest free black community in the nation , dating to 1812 . Treme , from the hbo show? 0 2 +336 4 But researchers say that could change based on findings from the Easton dig . findings How old are the findings from the Easton dig? 8 9 +337 1 LOS ANGELES - President Barack Obama canceled his trip to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow next month after Russia granted national security leaker Edward Snowden asylum , the White House said Wednesday . Russia granted What about granting asylum made Obama cancel his trip? 21 23 +337 1 LOS ANGELES - President Barack Obama canceled his trip to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow next month after Russia granted national security leaker Edward Snowden asylum , the White House said Wednesday . canceled Why did he cancel his trip? 6 7 +337 1 LOS ANGELES - President Barack Obama canceled his trip to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow next month after Russia granted national security leaker Edward Snowden asylum , the White House said Wednesday . meet What is the meeting about? 10 11 +337 1 LOS ANGELES - President Barack Obama canceled his trip to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow next month after Russia granted national security leaker Edward Snowden asylum , the White House said Wednesday . granted Why was he granted asylum? 22 23 +337 2 The decision was not solely based on Snowden . was not solely what was the decision based on? 2 5 +337 2 The decision was not solely based on Snowden . The decision was not solely based on Snowden What other factors led to the decision? 0 8 +337 2 The decision was not solely based on Snowden . was not solely based What else was the decision based on? 2 6 +337 4 " Following a careful review begun in July , we have reached the conclusion that there is not enough recent progress in our bilateral agenda with Russia to hold a U . S . - Russia Summit in early September , " according to a statement released by White House press secretary Jay Carney . careful review Why was a review being conducted initially? 3 5 +337 5 Carney said the United States values cooperation on a variety of issues between the two nations , including the New START Treaty , and cooperation on Afghanistan , Iran and North Korea . a variety of issues What other issues holds valued cooperation? 8 12 +337 5 Carney said the United States values cooperation on a variety of issues between the two nations , including the New START Treaty , and cooperation on Afghanistan , Iran and North Korea . New START Treaty , What is the New start treaty? 19 23 +338 1 LOS ANGELES - His escape from the Nazis was more like " Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory " than " The Sound of Music , " Leon Prochnik admits . escape How did he escape? 4 5 +338 1 LOS ANGELES - His escape from the Nazis was more like " Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory " than " The Sound of Music , " Leon Prochnik admits . Prochnik is he making a joke? 28 29 +338 1 LOS ANGELES - His escape from the Nazis was more like " Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory " than " The Sound of Music , " Leon Prochnik admits . " Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory " Why was it more like Willy Wonka? 11 19 +338 1 LOS ANGELES - His escape from the Nazis was more like " Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory " than " The Sound of Music , " Leon Prochnik admits . escape How did Leon Prochnik escape from the Nazis? 4 5 +338 2 Prochnik was 6 when his family fled Poland as Hitler ' s army invaded the country . Prochnik was 6 what year was he 6? 0 3 +338 2 Prochnik was 6 when his family fled Poland as Hitler ' s army invaded the country . family fled Where did they flee to? 5 7 +338 3 As they were smuggled out of the country , they left behind a luxurious life made possible by their Krakow chocolate - making business . smuggled Who helped them escape? 3 4 +338 3 As they were smuggled out of the country , they left behind a luxurious life made possible by their Krakow chocolate - making business . they Who all was smuggled out? 1 2 +338 3 As they were smuggled out of the country , they left behind a luxurious life made possible by their Krakow chocolate - making business . chocolate - making what was the company name? 20 23 +338 3 As they were smuggled out of the country , they left behind a luxurious life made possible by their Krakow chocolate - making business . smuggled Who smuggled Leon Prochniks family out of Poland? 3 4 +338 5 " When nobody was looking I ' d stick my arm in up to my elbow and then lick off the chocolate " . lick How did nobody catch him when he had to have been licking himself for such a long time? 18 19 +338 5 " When nobody was looking I ' d stick my arm in up to my elbow and then lick off the chocolate " . lick off would he get sick? 18 20 +338 5 " When nobody was looking I ' d stick my arm in up to my elbow and then lick off the chocolate " . looking How was no one looking? 4 5 +339 1 Noah Madson remembers being exhausted after hours of tests for his attention deficit hyperactivity disorder . Madson Are there more details about this individual? 1 2 +339 1 Noah Madson remembers being exhausted after hours of tests for his attention deficit hyperactivity disorder . exhausted How were the tests exhausting? 4 5 +339 2 " Boy , those were complicated , " said his mother , Nancy . mother , What is the age of Noah? 10 12 +339 2 " Boy , those were complicated , " said his mother , Nancy . complicated , " What was complicated? 5 8 +339 2 " Boy , those were complicated , " said his mother , Nancy . complicated , " What were they and how were they complicated? 5 8 +339 2 " Boy , those were complicated , " said his mother , Nancy . complicated , " What was complicated? 5 8 +339 3 " He ' d come out and say , ‘ My brain hurts . ' " . Today , Noah ' s task is less of a headache . headache What are his usual tasks? 27 28 +339 3 " He ' d come out and say , ‘ My brain hurts . ' " . Today , Noah ' s task is less of a headache . hurts Why does Noahs brain hurt. 12 13 +339 3 " He ' d come out and say , ‘ My brain hurts . ' " . Today , Noah ' s task is less of a headache . task What is Noah's task and how does is relate to his headache? 22 23 +339 3 " He ' d come out and say , ‘ My brain hurts . ' " . Today , Noah ' s task is less of a headache . brain Why does his brain hurt? 11 12 +339 4 After the 14 - year - old plays a video game for 20 minutes , his parents and teachers will have data that paint a comprehensive picture of how his mind is functioning . functioning What is the standard level of functioning? 32 33 +339 4 After the 14 - year - old plays a video game for 20 minutes , his parents and teachers will have data that paint a comprehensive picture of how his mind is functioning . functioning Why does Noah's mind need to be evaluated? 32 33 +339 5 Better yet , as the St . Louis Park , Minnesota , teenager plays the game more , his memory and processing speed might actually improve . improve Would people without ADHD be affected by this? 25 26 +339 5 Better yet , as the St . Louis Park , Minnesota , teenager plays the game more , his memory and processing speed might actually improve . game What game is he playing more of? 15 16 +339 5 Better yet , as the St . Louis Park , Minnesota , teenager plays the game more , his memory and processing speed might actually improve . improve Why will it improve and what is the context of improve in this case? 25 26 +340 1 TUCSON , Ariz . - Lizbeth Mateo won ' t be late for her first day of law school after all - despite weeks in a federal detention center after protesting U . S . immigration policy . policy What side was she on? 36 37 +340 1 TUCSON , Ariz . - Lizbeth Mateo won ' t be late for her first day of law school after all - despite weeks in a federal detention center after protesting U . S . immigration policy . federal detention center why was she there? 26 29 +340 1 TUCSON , Ariz . - Lizbeth Mateo won ' t be late for her first day of law school after all - despite weeks in a federal detention center after protesting U . S . immigration policy . federal detention center Why was Lizbeth Mateo locked in a federal detention center over protesting? 26 29 +340 2 She and other members of the " Dream 9 " were freed Wednesday while they pursue U . S . asylum . " Dream What is this organization? 6 8 +340 2 She and other members of the " Dream 9 " were freed Wednesday while they pursue U . S . asylum . 9 " What is this organization? 8 10 +340 2 She and other members of the " Dream 9 " were freed Wednesday while they pursue U . S . asylum . " Dream who are the 9? 6 8 +340 2 She and other members of the " Dream 9 " were freed Wednesday while they pursue U . S . asylum . freed Why were they freed? 11 12 +340 2 She and other members of the " Dream 9 " were freed Wednesday while they pursue U . S . asylum . " Dream 9 " Who are the \"Dream 9\"? 6 10 +340 5 Now she ' s even more determined to succeed . determined to how long will it take her? 6 8 +341 1 SANTA ANA , Calif . - Wayne Irving ' s daughter was 15 when she asked to get her driver ' s permit . when she asked how old is she now? 13 16 +341 2 " I was already frustrated at how addicted to texting my daughter was , " said the San Clemente , California , father of four , who at the time had just learned a grim statistic : More than 7 , 000 Americans had died from texting and driving the previous year . died What has been the government's response to this statistic? 44 45 +341 2 " I was already frustrated at how addicted to texting my daughter was , " said the San Clemente , California , father of four , who at the time had just learned a grim statistic : More than 7 , 000 Americans had died from texting and driving the previous year . already frustrated how long had she been texting? 3 5 +341 3 Instead of just signing the requisite slip of paper , Irving took a more proactive tack . requisite What are the steps for obtaining a driver's permit in the U.S. as a teenager? 5 6 +341 3 Instead of just signing the requisite slip of paper , Irving took a more proactive tack . more proactive tack What was the more proactive tack? 13 16 +341 3 Instead of just signing the requisite slip of paper , Irving took a more proactive tack . proactive tack what did she do? 14 16 +341 4 He began work on a smartphone app to help solve the problem of texting behind the wheel . app How does the app work and how does it stay operational during driving? 6 7 +341 4 He began work on a smartphone app to help solve the problem of texting behind the wheel . smartphone app What's the app do? 5 7 +341 4 He began work on a smartphone app to help solve the problem of texting behind the wheel . smartphone app What would the app do specifically? 5 7 +341 5 That app has since grown into a nonprofit dedicated to combating a relentless scourge . nonprofit How has the public and the government supported this? 7 8 +341 5 That app has since grown into a nonprofit dedicated to combating a relentless scourge . relentless scourge What was relentless scourge? 12 14 +341 5 That app has since grown into a nonprofit dedicated to combating a relentless scourge . combating a relentless scourge What does it do to combat texting and driving? 10 14 +342 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - Armed with a supercomputer capable of conducting 213 trillion calculations per second and an amped - up weather model , the National Hurricane Center hopes to improve tropical predictions up to 15 percent this season . amped - up weather model , What makes this different from a regular weather model? 19 25 +342 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - Armed with a supercomputer capable of conducting 213 trillion calculations per second and an amped - up weather model , the National Hurricane Center hopes to improve tropical predictions up to 15 percent this season . supercomputer What company made the supercomputer? 8 9 +342 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - Armed with a supercomputer capable of conducting 213 trillion calculations per second and an amped - up weather model , the National Hurricane Center hopes to improve tropical predictions up to 15 percent this season . hopes to improve How will this computer improve the predictions? 29 32 +342 2 The two powerful forecasting tools should allow the center to better determine how storms are structured , key information that signals where a storm might aim and how strong it might get . key information How does this specifically help? 17 19 +342 2 The two powerful forecasting tools should allow the center to better determine how storms are structured , key information that signals where a storm might aim and how strong it might get . tools How does it work? 4 5 +342 2 The two powerful forecasting tools should allow the center to better determine how storms are structured , key information that signals where a storm might aim and how strong it might get . powerful forecasting tools are they new? 2 5 +342 2 The two powerful forecasting tools should allow the center to better determine how storms are structured , key information that signals where a storm might aim and how strong it might get . better determine how storms are structured , How will this be determined? 10 17 +342 3 " If you don ' t have the structure of the storm right , it ' s hard to tell how it will interact with its environment , " said James Franklin , the hurricane center ' s top hurricane specialist . structure of the storm right , How does one understand the structure of a storm? 8 14 +342 3 " If you don ' t have the structure of the storm right , it ' s hard to tell how it will interact with its environment , " said James Franklin , the hurricane center ' s top hurricane specialist . James Franklin , what are his credentials? 30 33 +342 4 A primary goal will be to improve intensity forecasts , an area where the hurricane center has struggled for decades . intensity forecasts , What is an intensity forecast? 7 10 +342 5 Enter the Hurricane Weather Research and Forecasting model , or HWRF . HWRF how accurate it is? 10 11 +343 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - First came the cracking sounds . cracking sounds What are the cracking sounds? 8 10 +343 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - First came the cracking sounds . cracking what cracking sounds? 8 9 +343 2 Then windows started blowing out . And before they knew it , guests felt the ground beneath their Lake County resort near Disney World sink into the ground . blowing out Why would the windows blow out? 3 5 +343 2 Then windows started blowing out . And before they knew it , guests felt the ground beneath their Lake County resort near Disney World sink into the ground . sink Why would the ground sink beneath the resort? 24 25 +343 2 Then windows started blowing out . And before they knew it , guests felt the ground beneath their Lake County resort near Disney World sink into the ground . their Lake County was it an earthquake? 17 20 +343 3 Guests had only 10 to 15 minutes to escape the collapsing buildings at the Summer Bay Resort on U . S . Highway 192 in the Four Corners area , located about 7 miles east of Walt Disney World resort , where a large sinkhole - about 60 feet in diameter and 15 feet deep - opened in the earth late Sunday . sinkhole What caused the sinkhole? 44 45 +343 4 No one was injured but about three dozen resort goers left behind car keys , medication and other personal belongings inside their luxury condominiums after the crumbling edifices were evacuated . goers left behind were they compensated ? 9 12 +343 4 No one was injured but about three dozen resort goers left behind car keys , medication and other personal belongings inside their luxury condominiums after the crumbling edifices were evacuated . crumbling edifices what is an edifice? 26 28 +343 5 " My heart sunk . I was sick to my stomach , " said resort president Paul Caldwell after getting a call about 10 : 30 p . m . from his staff that the 15 - year - old buildings full of guests were sinking into the ground . Paul Caldwell after why was he called? 16 19 +344 1 LOS ANGELES - Imagine paying $ 20 and sitting down inside a Space Age capsule in Los Angeles . Space Age capsule What exactly is a \"Space Age capsule?\" 12 15 +344 1 LOS ANGELES - Imagine paying $ 20 and sitting down inside a Space Age capsule in Los Angeles . Space Age capsule why is it space age? 12 15 +344 1 LOS ANGELES - Imagine paying $ 20 and sitting down inside a Space Age capsule in Los Angeles . Space Age capsule What is the Space Age capsule for? 12 15 +344 2 About half an hour later , you ' re in sight of the Golden Gate Bridge . you ' re in sight of the Golden Gate Bridge How does the capsule move? 6 16 +344 2 About half an hour later , you ' re in sight of the Golden Gate Bridge . half an hour later How did I get from LA to the Golden Gate Bridge in about a half an hour? 1 5 +344 2 About half an hour later , you ' re in sight of the Golden Gate Bridge . sight of the Golden Gate Bridge is it a train? 10 16 +344 2 About half an hour later , you ' re in sight of the Golden Gate Bridge . sight of the Golden Gate Bridge Why are you in sight of the bridge? 10 16 +344 3 Los Angeles billionaire Elon Musk , the man who made electric vehicles sexy , revolutionized the online payment business and transformed spaceflight missions for NASA , is now taking on California ' s public transportation system . revolutionized the online payment business How did Musk revolutionize online payments? 14 19 +344 3 Los Angeles billionaire Elon Musk , the man who made electric vehicles sexy , revolutionized the online payment business and transformed spaceflight missions for NASA , is now taking on California ' s public transportation system . now how is he doing it? 27 28 +344 4 On Monday , to international fanfare , Musk unveiled the design of his Hyperloop , a $ 6 billion high - speed transit system powered by solar energy . powered by solar energy How does solar power work to fuel this transit system? 24 28 +344 5 The line would travel along interstates 5 and 580 at speeds of up to 760 miles per hour and have the feel of an airliner , Musk said . line would travel along interstates How would the lines work with existing interstates? 1 6 +344 5 The line would travel along interstates 5 and 580 at speeds of up to 760 miles per hour and have the feel of an airliner , Musk said . have the feel of an airliner , In what sense would this line feel like an airliner? 19 26 +344 5 The line would travel along interstates 5 and 580 at speeds of up to 760 miles per hour and have the feel of an airliner , Musk said . The line What sort of line is this? Is this a train line, subway, or something else? 0 2 +344 5 The line would travel along interstates 5 and 580 at speeds of up to 760 miles per hour and have the feel of an airliner , Musk said . travel along interstates 5 and 580 Would the line be built directly along the interstate, above, or below it? 3 9 +345 1 WASHINGTON - The bleating of the goats Wednesday didn ' t disturb the residents of Congressional Cemetery , a burial ground for hundreds of senators , congressmen , a couple of vice presidents and iconic figures such as FBI chief J . Edgar Hoover and composer John Philip Sousa . didn ' t disturb the residents HOW DID THE NOISE NOT DISTURB THE RESIDENTS? 8 14 +345 1 WASHINGTON - The bleating of the goats Wednesday didn ' t disturb the residents of Congressional Cemetery , a burial ground for hundreds of senators , congressmen , a couple of vice presidents and iconic figures such as FBI chief J . Edgar Hoover and composer John Philip Sousa . bleating of the goats Why were goats bleating? 3 7 +345 1 WASHINGTON - The bleating of the goats Wednesday didn ' t disturb the residents of Congressional Cemetery , a burial ground for hundreds of senators , congressmen , a couple of vice presidents and iconic figures such as FBI chief J . Edgar Hoover and composer John Philip Sousa . bleating of the goats Why were there goats bleating? 3 7 +345 2 For the next week , the 70 goats - known as " eco - goats " - will eat the vines , poison ivy , dense vegetation and anything they can reach to clean up a densely vegetated parcel on the cemetery grounds . " eco - goats " WHY ARE THEY KNOWN AS ECO GOATS? 11 16 +345 2 For the next week , the 70 goats - known as " eco - goats " - will eat the vines , poison ivy , dense vegetation and anything they can reach to clean up a densely vegetated parcel on the cemetery grounds . 70 goats why 70 exactly? 6 8 +345 3 " We ' re trying to prevent invasive species from eating the trees and having them fall on the historic headstones , " said Paul Williams , the president of the Association for the Preservation of Historic Congressional Cemetery . prevent invasive species from eating the trees HOW OFTEN ARE THEY EATING THE TREES? 6 13 +345 3 " We ' re trying to prevent invasive species from eating the trees and having them fall on the historic headstones , " said Paul Williams , the president of the Association for the Preservation of Historic Congressional Cemetery . invasive species Which invasive species? 7 9 +345 3 " We ' re trying to prevent invasive species from eating the trees and having them fall on the historic headstones , " said Paul Williams , the president of the Association for the Preservation of Historic Congressional Cemetery . having them fall Wouldn't the goats eating the trees cause them to fall too? 14 17 +345 4 " We don ' t want to utilize chemicals , due to our riverside location and because of our membership - only , off - leash dog - walking program " . utilize chemicals , WHAT CHEMICALS DO THEY NOT WANT TO USE? 7 10 +345 4 " We don ' t want to utilize chemicals , due to our riverside location and because of our membership - only , off - leash dog - walking program " . chemicals , is that smart? 8 10 +345 5 About 25 percent of the graveyard ' s funding comes from locals who pay a fee to walk their dogs along the 35 - acre patch , as a roster of historic capital personalities , including Civil War photographer Mathew Brady , sleep for eternity below their pooper scoopers . who pay a fee HOW MUCH IS THE FEE? 12 16 +345 5 About 25 percent of the graveyard ' s funding comes from locals who pay a fee to walk their dogs along the 35 - acre patch , as a roster of historic capital personalities , including Civil War photographer Mathew Brady , sleep for eternity below their pooper scoopers . 35 - acre patch , how many miles is that? 22 27 +346 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - Climate change is melting glaciers , worsening droughts and raising sea levels around the world . raising What is counted change raising sea levels? 15 16 +346 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - Climate change is melting glaciers , worsening droughts and raising sea levels around the world . Climate change What are the facets of climate change that are causing these things? 6 8 +346 2 But when it comes to redwood trees - the ancient , iconic sentinels that scientists have worried may be at risk as the planet heats up - global warming may actually be helping , at least for now , according to new research released Wednesday . actually be helping , How is it helping globally warming? 30 34 +346 2 But when it comes to redwood trees - the ancient , iconic sentinels that scientists have worried may be at risk as the planet heats up - global warming may actually be helping , at least for now , according to new research released Wednesday . redwood Why is global warming helping redwood trees? 5 6 +346 2 But when it comes to redwood trees - the ancient , iconic sentinels that scientists have worried may be at risk as the planet heats up - global warming may actually be helping , at least for now , according to new research released Wednesday . actually be helping How does global warming actually help redwood trees? 30 33 +346 3 " We ' re not seeing any evidence of declining growth rates , " said Steve Sillett , a forestry professor at Humboldt State University and nationally known redwoods expert . declining How comes there is no decline in growth rates? 9 10 +346 3 " We ' re not seeing any evidence of declining growth rates , " said Steve Sillett , a forestry professor at Humboldt State University and nationally known redwoods expert . evidence Could it still be happening, regardless of the lack of evidence? 7 8 +346 4 " In fact , a lot of the sites are exhibiting increasing rates of growth over the last 100 years " . increasing How can sites be showing increasing growth rates? 11 12 +346 4 " In fact , a lot of the sites are exhibiting increasing rates of growth over the last 100 years " . increasing rates of growth Could these increases be related to something other than climate change? 11 15 +346 5 It may be that the trees prefer warmer temperatures , or that they are benefiting from more sunlight , a longer growing season or even decades of fire suppression . warmer Why do trees prefer warmer temperatures? 7 8 +346 5 It may be that the trees prefer warmer temperatures , or that they are benefiting from more sunlight , a longer growing season or even decades of fire suppression . decades of fire suppression Is this related to climate change? 25 29 +347 1 CAIRO - At the site where thousands of people once lived in support of ousted President Mohammed Morsi , all that remain are ashes and military tanks stationed to control the area . ousted Why was President Mohammed Morsi \"ousted?\" 14 15 +347 1 CAIRO - At the site where thousands of people once lived in support of ousted President Mohammed Morsi , all that remain are ashes and military tanks stationed to control the area . all that remain are ashes and military tanks What caused the ashes and the stationed military tanks to appear? 19 27 +347 1 CAIRO - At the site where thousands of people once lived in support of ousted President Mohammed Morsi , all that remain are ashes and military tanks stationed to control the area . thousands of people Why did the thousands of people leave? 6 9 +347 2 Where kitchens once prepared thousands of meals to break the fast during the holy month of Ramadan , government bulldozers now sit . bulldozers Why is the government bulldozing where President Mohammed Morsi used to live? 19 20 +347 2 Where kitchens once prepared thousands of meals to break the fast during the holy month of Ramadan , government bulldozers now sit . holy month of Ramadan , What religion is responsible for the holy month of Ramadan? 13 18 +347 2 Where kitchens once prepared thousands of meals to break the fast during the holy month of Ramadan , government bulldozers now sit . break the why is it gone? 8 10 +347 3 Where the injured from the sit - in camp once clung to life on dirty hospital floors littered with bloodied bandages are now charred hallways . charred hallways Why are the hallways charred? 23 25 +347 3 Where the injured from the sit - in camp once clung to life on dirty hospital floors littered with bloodied bandages are now charred hallways . charred hallways Why are the hallways charred? 23 25 +347 4 Despite the 2011 uprising that aimed to end the military ' s grip in Egypt and give power to its civilians , the military is firmly in charge of the country again . military How did the military take charge again? 9 10 +347 4 Despite the 2011 uprising that aimed to end the military ' s grip in Egypt and give power to its civilians , the military is firmly in charge of the country again . 2011 uprising How many lives were lost during the 2011 uprising? 2 4 +347 4 Despite the 2011 uprising that aimed to end the military ' s grip in Egypt and give power to its civilians , the military is firmly in charge of the country again . 2011 uprising what happened in 2011? 2 4 +347 5 Few people talk now about democracy , civil rights or creating a modern state . democracy , Was Egypt a democracy when President Mohammed Morsi was in power? 5 7 +347 5 Few people talk now about democracy , civil rights or creating a modern state . Few people why not more? 0 2 +347 5 Few people talk now about democracy , civil rights or creating a modern state . talk now about democracy , Why do people not talk about democracy anymore? 2 7 +348 1 LOS ANGELES - Adding to the accumulating evidence that Neanderthals were more sophisticated than previously thought , scientists in Europe said that they had unearthed strong evidence that the early hominins - often typecast as brutish , club - lugging ape - men - fashioned their own specialized bone tools . scientists in Europe Which scientists? 17 20 +348 1 LOS ANGELES - Adding to the accumulating evidence that Neanderthals were more sophisticated than previously thought , scientists in Europe said that they had unearthed strong evidence that the early hominins - often typecast as brutish , club - lugging ape - men - fashioned their own specialized bone tools . had unearthed strong evidence Where did they unearth this strong evidence? 23 27 +348 1 LOS ANGELES - Adding to the accumulating evidence that Neanderthals were more sophisticated than previously thought , scientists in Europe said that they had unearthed strong evidence that the early hominins - often typecast as brutish , club - lugging ape - men - fashioned their own specialized bone tools . specialized bone tools What type of tools did Neanderthals fabricate? 47 50 +348 2 In a report published Monday in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences , archaeologists described the discovery of four fragments of bone tools known as lissoirs at two Neanderthal sites in southwest France . lissoirs What are lissoirs? 28 29 +348 2 In a report published Monday in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences , archaeologists described the discovery of four fragments of bone tools known as lissoirs at two Neanderthal sites in southwest France . discovery of four fragments of bone tools Will these new discoveries be placed in a museum for the public to see? 19 26 +348 2 In a report published Monday in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences , archaeologists described the discovery of four fragments of bone tools known as lissoirs at two Neanderthal sites in southwest France . lissoirs what do they look like? 28 29 +348 2 In a report published Monday in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences , archaeologists described the discovery of four fragments of bone tools known as lissoirs at two Neanderthal sites in southwest France . four fragments of bone tools What primary animal did Neanderthals use for bone fabrication? 21 26 +348 3 The implements are the oldest specialized bone tools found in Europe , said study lead author Marie Soressi , an archaeologist from Leiden University in the Netherlands . oldest specialized bone tools How old are the tools? 4 8 +348 3 The implements are the oldest specialized bone tools found in Europe , said study lead author Marie Soressi , an archaeologist from Leiden University in the Netherlands . Europe , Where were they found in Europe? 10 12 +348 4 Prior to the finds , tools unearthed at Neanderthal sites were almost exclusively made of stone , while bone tools were more common at early modern - human sites - leading many scholars to believe that Neanderthals adopted the technology from their more advanced relatives . bone tools were more common What were some of the tasks these bone tools enabled during that period? 18 23 +348 5 But the recently unearthed lissoirs , about 41 , 000 to 51 , 000 years old , could predate the arrival of modern humans in Europe and suggest that Neanderthals might have figured out how to make the tools independently , Soressi and her team wrote . lissoirs , What are lissoirs? 4 6 +348 5 But the recently unearthed lissoirs , about 41 , 000 to 51 , 000 years old , could predate the arrival of modern humans in Europe and suggest that Neanderthals might have figured out how to make the tools independently , Soressi and her team wrote . Europe Where did they arrive in Europe? 25 26 +348 5 But the recently unearthed lissoirs , about 41 , 000 to 51 , 000 years old , could predate the arrival of modern humans in Europe and suggest that Neanderthals might have figured out how to make the tools independently , Soressi and her team wrote . the arrival of modern humans in Europe When did modern humans arrive in Europe? 19 26 +348 5 But the recently unearthed lissoirs , about 41 , 000 to 51 , 000 years old , could predate the arrival of modern humans in Europe and suggest that Neanderthals might have figured out how to make the tools independently , Soressi and her team wrote . Soressi what are her credentials? 41 42 +348 5 But the recently unearthed lissoirs , about 41 , 000 to 51 , 000 years old , could predate the arrival of modern humans in Europe and suggest that Neanderthals might have figured out how to make the tools independently , Soressi and her team wrote . unearthed lissoirs , What are lissoirs? 3 6 +349 1 WASHINGTON - In a week when U . S . drones have rained missiles on militants in Yemen , a clear sign that unarmed drone aircraft are coming to America has landed less than a mile from the White House . U . S . drones have rained missiles on militants Why did the U.S send drones to rain missiles on militants in Yemen? 6 16 +349 1 WASHINGTON - In a week when U . S . drones have rained missiles on militants in Yemen , a clear sign that unarmed drone aircraft are coming to America has landed less than a mile from the White House . than a mile what is less than a mile? 33 36 +349 1 WASHINGTON - In a week when U . S . drones have rained missiles on militants in Yemen , a clear sign that unarmed drone aircraft are coming to America has landed less than a mile from the White House . rained Why did the U.S. drop missiles in Yemen? 12 13 +349 2 From bird - sized whirligigs to a scale model of a giant Air Force MQ - 9 Reaper , known as a hunter - killer drone , the cavernous Washington Convention Center was packed with drones , surveillance gear and other high - tech gizmos for both government and private uses . private uses What kind of private use uses these killer drones? 49 51 +349 2 From bird - sized whirligigs to a scale model of a giant Air Force MQ - 9 Reaper , known as a hunter - killer drone , the cavernous Washington Convention Center was packed with drones , surveillance gear and other high - tech gizmos for both government and private uses . whirligigs what is a whirligig? 4 5 +349 2 From bird - sized whirligigs to a scale model of a giant Air Force MQ - 9 Reaper , known as a hunter - killer drone , the cavernous Washington Convention Center was packed with drones , surveillance gear and other high - tech gizmos for both government and private uses . packed Was the Washington Convention Center packed with drones in order to protect the area? 33 34 +349 3 Organizers called it the largest drone show in the world . Organizers Who are the organizers? 0 1 +349 3 Organizers called it the largest drone show in the world . Organizers which organizers? 0 1 +349 3 Organizers called it the largest drone show in the world . largest drone show How many drone shows are there in the world? 4 7 +349 3 Organizers called it the largest drone show in the world . largest Is the public allowed to attend? 4 5 +349 4 The three - day trade fair of the Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International featured nearly 600 exhibits intended to show how drones and other robots can help in law enforcement , search and rescue , traffic control , selling real estate , checking pipelines and forest fires , wildlife protection and other domestic duties . selling real estate , How would a drone be able to sell real estate to people? 39 43 +349 4 The three - day trade fair of the Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International featured nearly 600 exhibits intended to show how drones and other robots can help in law enforcement , search and rescue , traffic control , selling real estate , checking pipelines and forest fires , wildlife protection and other domestic duties . show did it show correctly? 20 21 +349 4 The three - day trade fair of the Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International featured nearly 600 exhibits intended to show how drones and other robots can help in law enforcement , search and rescue , traffic control , selling real estate , checking pipelines and forest fires , wildlife protection and other domestic duties . selling real estate , How do drones help with selling real estate? 39 43 +349 4 The three - day trade fair of the Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International featured nearly 600 exhibits intended to show how drones and other robots can help in law enforcement , search and rescue , traffic control , selling real estate , checking pipelines and forest fires , wildlife protection and other domestic duties . featured Is this a yearly fair? 14 15 +349 5 The first goal , however , is to ease public fear of drones . ease public fear how can that be done? 8 11 +349 5 The first goal , however , is to ease public fear of drones . public fear of drones . Why are people afraid of drones? 9 14 +349 5 The first goal , however , is to ease public fear of drones . ease Why is public afraid of drones? 8 9 +350 1 TRENTON , N . J . - New Jersey Gov . Chris Christie issued a statement Monday saying he " reluctantly " signed a bill that prohibits attempts to convert children from gay to straight . " reluctantly " Why was the New Jersey Governor reluctant to sign the bill prohibiting attempts to convert children form gay to straight? 19 22 +350 1 TRENTON , N . J . - New Jersey Gov . Chris Christie issued a statement Monday saying he " reluctantly " signed a bill that prohibits attempts to convert children from gay to straight . gay to straight is that weird? 32 35 +350 1 TRENTON , N . J . - New Jersey Gov . Chris Christie issued a statement Monday saying he " reluctantly " signed a bill that prohibits attempts to convert children from gay to straight . " reluctantly " Why did he claim to be reluctant? 19 22 +350 2 Christie said he is reluctant to limit parents ' choices when it comes to the care and treatment of their children , but he said in weighting medical experts ' positions on the controversial practice of gay conversion therapy , he decided to sign the bill into law . medical experts ' positions What were the medical experts' position's who Christie weighed into the decision? 27 31 +350 2 Christie said he is reluctant to limit parents ' choices when it comes to the care and treatment of their children , but he said in weighting medical experts ' positions on the controversial practice of gay conversion therapy , he decided to sign the bill into law . in weighting medical experts ' positions Which medical experts? 25 31 +350 3 He cited the American Psychological Association , which has found the treatment can lead to depression , substance abuse , and suicidal thoughts . treatment What exactly is the course of treatment that was looked at in patients? 11 12 +350 3 He cited the American Psychological Association , which has found the treatment can lead to depression , substance abuse , and suicidal thoughts . suicidal thoughts what about actual suicide? 21 23 +350 4 " I believe that exposing children to these health risks without clear evidence of benefits that outweigh these serious risks is not appropriate , " Christie wrote . health risks What are the statistics of the patients that suffered the health risks? 8 10 +350 4 " I believe that exposing children to these health risks without clear evidence of benefits that outweigh these serious risks is not appropriate , " Christie wrote . benefits What are the benefits of the treatment? 14 15 +350 4 " I believe that exposing children to these health risks without clear evidence of benefits that outweigh these serious risks is not appropriate , " Christie wrote . Christie wrote did he also say it? 25 27 +350 5 The governor ' s banning of conversion therapy comes as he runs for re - election in New Jersey this year and as he positions himself for a possible presidential campaign in 2016 . banning of conversion therapy Has conversion therapy been banned in any other states? 4 8 +351 1 CHICAGO - Ten yoga mats , foam support blocks and a qualified instructor awaited the women who filed quietly into the recreation room , slipped off their shoes and stood in place on the mats , prepared for the stretching routine to begin . Ten Why is the class so small? 2 3 +351 1 CHICAGO - Ten yoga mats , foam support blocks and a qualified instructor awaited the women who filed quietly into the recreation room , slipped off their shoes and stood in place on the mats , prepared for the stretching routine to begin . quietly into who are these women? 18 20 +351 2 The only remarkable element among the trappings of this beginners ' yoga class was its location : Inside the barbed wire fence of the Cook County Jail . Cook County Jail . Why were they doing yoga at the Cook County Jail? 24 28 +351 2 The only remarkable element among the trappings of this beginners ' yoga class was its location : Inside the barbed wire fence of the Cook County Jail . Cook County Jail What other programs does Cook County Jail offer? 24 27 +351 3 The women prepared to stretch were inmates . women How do they determine who can take the yoga class or not? 1 2 +351 3 The women prepared to stretch were inmates . were inmates prison inmates? 5 7 +351 4 Instead of yoga pants , they wore Department of Corrections - issued pink and gray uniforms . pink and gray uniforms Why do they have pink and gray uniforms, just for yoga? 12 16 +351 4 Instead of yoga pants , they wore Department of Corrections - issued pink and gray uniforms . pink and gray uniforms why does this matter? 12 16 +351 5 Yoga and meditation sessions have been a mainstay in the women ' s jail for six years , since a group of volunteers from a local nonprofit that encourages yoga as an element of rehabilitation started showing up , mats in tow , and leading classes for all female inmates , said Alisa Kannett , an administrator for the nonprofit group Yoga for Recovery . group of volunteers How did they come up with the idea that yoga can help with rehabilitation? 20 23 +351 5 Yoga and meditation sessions have been a mainstay in the women ' s jail for six years , since a group of volunteers from a local nonprofit that encourages yoga as an element of rehabilitation started showing up , mats in tow , and leading classes for all female inmates , said Alisa Kannett , an administrator for the nonprofit group Yoga for Recovery . local nonprofit Which nonprofit was involved? 25 27 +352 1 Tesla Motors Inc . already claims to have the electric car that can go the longest between charges , and now it is claiming another automotive superlative - the safest car on the road . already claims Why do they have to claim this when they can prove it? 4 6 +352 1 Tesla Motors Inc . already claims to have the electric car that can go the longest between charges , and now it is claiming another automotive superlative - the safest car on the road . claims is the claim true? 5 6 +352 1 Tesla Motors Inc . already claims to have the electric car that can go the longest between charges , and now it is claiming another automotive superlative - the safest car on the road . safest What makes the car so safe compared to other vehicles? 29 30 +352 1 Tesla Motors Inc . already claims to have the electric car that can go the longest between charges , and now it is claiming another automotive superlative - the safest car on the road . the safest car on the road What makes this car the safest car on the road? 28 34 +352 2 The Palo Alto , Calif . , electric car company said that during recent testing by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration , " the Model S set a new record for the lowest likelihood of injury to occupants " . lowest likelihood of injury to occupants " How can this be tested if the car is not put into practice? 33 40 +352 2 The Palo Alto , Calif . , electric car company said that during recent testing by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration , " the Model S set a new record for the lowest likelihood of injury to occupants " . Model is that a new model? 25 26 +352 2 The Palo Alto , Calif . , electric car company said that during recent testing by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration , " the Model S set a new record for the lowest likelihood of injury to occupants " . new How was the Model S tested for safety? 29 30 +352 2 The Palo Alto , Calif . , electric car company said that during recent testing by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration , " the Model S set a new record for the lowest likelihood of injury to occupants " . testing What did this testing involve? 14 15 +352 3 Officials at the federal agency didn ' t return calls seeking confirmation of Tesla ' s claim . didn ' t return why not return? 5 9 +352 3 Officials at the federal agency didn ' t return calls seeking confirmation of Tesla ' s claim . confirmation When was confirmation sought by federal officials? 11 12 +352 4 But the sporty Model S did win a five - star safety rating from the NHTSA , a ranking reserved for the vehicles that do best in the agency ' s crash - test program . five - star How does a car receive a five-star rating from NHTSA? 8 11 +352 4 But the sporty Model S did win a five - star safety rating from the NHTSA , a ranking reserved for the vehicles that do best in the agency ' s crash - test program . agency ' s crash - test program How are the cars tested to determine their safety? 28 35 +352 5 " NHTSA does not publish a star rating above 5 ; however , safety levels better than 5 stars are captured in the overall Vehicle Safety Score provided to manufacturers , where the Model S achieved a new combined record of 5 . 4 stars , " Tesla said . new combined record of 5 So what were the other factors that led it to being averaged out at 5.4? 37 42 +352 5 " NHTSA does not publish a star rating above 5 ; however , safety levels better than 5 stars are captured in the overall Vehicle Safety Score provided to manufacturers , where the Model S achieved a new combined record of 5 . 4 stars , " Tesla said . 5 . 4 stars , " is that the highest? 41 47 +352 5 " NHTSA does not publish a star rating above 5 ; however , safety levels better than 5 stars are captured in the overall Vehicle Safety Score provided to manufacturers , where the Model S achieved a new combined record of 5 . 4 stars , " Tesla said . overall What qualities determines if a car gets higher than 5 stars? 23 24 +352 5 " NHTSA does not publish a star rating above 5 ; however , safety levels better than 5 stars are captured in the overall Vehicle Safety Score provided to manufacturers , where the Model S achieved a new combined record of 5 . 4 stars , " Tesla said . Vehicle Safety Score How are the vehicles scored? 24 27 +353 1 FORT LAUDERDALE , Fla . - If you ' ve bought Cheddar Goldfish snacks in the past four years , one fed - up Lake Worth , Florida , mom wants to help you get your money back . Cheddar Goldfish what brand of cheddar goldfish? 11 13 +353 1 FORT LAUDERDALE , Fla . - If you ' ve bought Cheddar Goldfish snacks in the past four years , one fed - up Lake Worth , Florida , mom wants to help you get your money back . money back How do I get money back from my purchase of Cheddar Goldfish? 36 38 +353 1 FORT LAUDERDALE , Fla . - If you ' ve bought Cheddar Goldfish snacks in the past four years , one fed - up Lake Worth , Florida , mom wants to help you get your money back . help you get your money back Why should purchasers of a snack want a refund four years later? 32 38 +353 2 And her multimillion - dollar effort has put South Florida on the forefront of a national debate over genetically modified foods . multimillion - dollar What was the multimillion-dollar effort from South Florida? 2 5 +353 2 And her multimillion - dollar effort has put South Florida on the forefront of a national debate over genetically modified foods . multimillion - dollar effort Is her campaign costing millions of dollars, or issue hoping to gain millions in compensation? 2 6 +353 2 And her multimillion - dollar effort has put South Florida on the forefront of a national debate over genetically modified foods . genetically modified foods are goldfish modified? 18 21 +353 4 Her lawsuit , filed June 11 in federal court in Fort Lauderdale , seeks class - action status , new labels and at least $ 5 million in damages to reimburse Florida consumers who purchased the snack since June 2009 , claiming the product violates Florida ' s Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices Act . June 11 June 11th of what year? 4 6 +353 4 Her lawsuit , filed June 11 in federal court in Fort Lauderdale , seeks class - action status , new labels and at least $ 5 million in damages to reimburse Florida consumers who purchased the snack since June 2009 , claiming the product violates Florida ' s Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices Act . product violates What product is being sued and may become a class action status? 43 45 +353 4 Her lawsuit , filed June 11 in federal court in Fort Lauderdale , seeks class - action status , new labels and at least $ 5 million in damages to reimburse Florida consumers who purchased the snack since June 2009 , claiming the product violates Florida ' s Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices Act . at least $ 5 million in damages How has this been calculated? 22 29 +353 4 Her lawsuit , filed June 11 in federal court in Fort Lauderdale , seeks class - action status , new labels and at least $ 5 million in damages to reimburse Florida consumers who purchased the snack since June 2009 , claiming the product violates Florida ' s Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices Act . million who was damaged? 26 27 +353 5 " Consumers have a right to know what they ' re putting in their bodies , " said Joshua Eggnatz , Leo ' s Weston - based attorney . what they ' re putting in their bodies , " What is the consumable that this person is referring to consumers putting into their bodies? 7 17 +353 5 " Consumers have a right to know what they ' re putting in their bodies , " said Joshua Eggnatz , Leo ' s Weston - based attorney . Weston - based What, or where, is Weston? 24 27 +353 5 " Consumers have a right to know what they ' re putting in their bodies , " said Joshua Eggnatz , Leo ' s Weston - based attorney . Joshua Eggnatz , is he well known? 18 21 +354 1 WASHINGTON - An Army judge on Wednesday sentenced Pfc . An Army judge on Wednesday sentenced Pfc what was the name of the judge? 2 9 +354 1 WASHINGTON - An Army judge on Wednesday sentenced Pfc . Pfc who is pfc? 8 9 +354 1 WASHINGTON - An Army judge on Wednesday sentenced Pfc . sentenced Pfc Why did the Army judge sentence Pfc? 7 9 +354 1 WASHINGTON - An Army judge on Wednesday sentenced Pfc . An Army judge on Wednesday sentenced Pfc Why was Pfc sentenced? What does it stand for? 2 9 +354 2 Bradley Manning to 35 years in a military prison for orchestrating the largest leak of classified documents in U . S . history . orchestrating the largest leak How did he orchestrate the leak? 10 14 +354 2 Bradley Manning to 35 years in a military prison for orchestrating the largest leak of classified documents in U . S . history . classified documents How were these documents leaked? 15 17 +354 2 Bradley Manning to 35 years in a military prison for orchestrating the largest leak of classified documents in U . S . history . leak of classified how did he leak? 13 16 +354 2 Bradley Manning to 35 years in a military prison for orchestrating the largest leak of classified documents in U . S . history . orchestrating the largest leak How was he able to do this? 10 14 +354 2 Bradley Manning to 35 years in a military prison for orchestrating the largest leak of classified documents in U . S . history . classified documents What classified documents were leaked by Bradley Manning? 15 17 +354 3 Manning ' s sentence means the 25 - year - old former intelligence analyst could eventually walk out of prison as a free , albeit much older , man . much older , can he get parole? 25 28 +354 4 He had faced what could have effectively been a life sentence . life sentence How could Bradley Manning gotten a life sentence? 9 11 +354 4 He had faced what could have effectively been a life sentence . life sentence How was able to lower the punishment from a life sentence to 35 years? 9 11 +354 4 He had faced what could have effectively been a life sentence . life sentence What is the average amount of time that people get sentenced to for leaking classified documents? 9 11 +354 5 The same judge who sentenced Manning , Col . Denise Lind , had also previously acquitted him on an aiding - the - enemy charge that carried a sentence of life without the possibility of parole . had also previously acquitted him Why did he acquit him? 12 17 +354 5 The same judge who sentenced Manning , Col . Denise Lind , had also previously acquitted him on an aiding - the - enemy charge that carried a sentence of life without the possibility of parole . aiding - the - enemy charge Why was Bradley Manning acquitted his charges for aiding-the-enemy? 19 25 +354 5 The same judge who sentenced Manning , Col . Denise Lind , had also previously acquitted him on an aiding - the - enemy charge that carried a sentence of life without the possibility of parole . aiding - the - enemy did he aid the enemy? 19 24 +354 5 The same judge who sentenced Manning , Col . Denise Lind , had also previously acquitted him on an aiding - the - enemy charge that carried a sentence of life without the possibility of parole . acquitted him Why was Manning acquitted? 15 17 +354 5 The same judge who sentenced Manning , Col . Denise Lind , had also previously acquitted him on an aiding - the - enemy charge that carried a sentence of life without the possibility of parole . aiding - the - enemy charge that What are the details of the previous \"aiding-the-enemy charge\" that he was acquitted of? 19 26 +355 1 An ambitious effort to bring the Internet to billions of poor people is only the latest move by Facebook Inc . ' s Mark Zuckerberg to carve out a high - profile role as a tech CEO who can wield influence over public issues . bring the Internet Why does Mark Zuckerberg want to bring the internet to poor people? 4 7 +355 1 An ambitious effort to bring the Internet to billions of poor people is only the latest move by Facebook Inc . ' s Mark Zuckerberg to carve out a high - profile role as a tech CEO who can wield influence over public issues . bring the Internet to billions of poor people How would they do so? 4 12 +355 1 An ambitious effort to bring the Internet to billions of poor people is only the latest move by Facebook Inc . ' s Mark Zuckerberg to carve out a high - profile role as a tech CEO who can wield influence over public issues . poor How does Mark Zuckerberg plan to make Internet available for everyone? 10 11 +355 2 And while he ' s not the only one of his peers promoting the power of technology to change the world , the scale and ambition of Zuckerberg ' s industry alliance to promote global Internet access makes the 29 - year - old CEO one of the most prominent advocates for Silicon Valley ' s unique blend of business and altruism . peers Which of Mark Zuckerberg's peers are also promoting technology changing the world? 11 12 +355 2 And while he ' s not the only one of his peers promoting the power of technology to change the world , the scale and ambition of Zuckerberg ' s industry alliance to promote global Internet access makes the 29 - year - old CEO one of the most prominent advocates for Silicon Valley ' s unique blend of business and altruism . not the only one Who are the others? 5 9 +355 2 And while he ' s not the only one of his peers promoting the power of technology to change the world , the scale and ambition of Zuckerberg ' s industry alliance to promote global Internet access makes the 29 - year - old CEO one of the most prominent advocates for Silicon Valley ' s unique blend of business and altruism . not Who else is promoting the power of technology? 5 6 +355 3 Still , critics scoffed Wednesday at what they viewed as self - interest wrapped in noble - sounding rhetoric that accompanied the announcement from Zuckerberg and his new Internet . org coalition . critics scoffed Wednesday Who are the critics? 2 5 +355 3 Still , critics scoffed Wednesday at what they viewed as self - interest wrapped in noble - sounding rhetoric that accompanied the announcement from Zuckerberg and his new Internet . org coalition . self - interest Why do critics view this as a self-interest ploy? 10 13 +355 3 Still , critics scoffed Wednesday at what they viewed as self - interest wrapped in noble - sounding rhetoric that accompanied the announcement from Zuckerberg and his new Internet . org coalition . self - interest How does this relate to his own self interest? 10 13 +355 3 Still , critics scoffed Wednesday at what they viewed as self - interest wrapped in noble - sounding rhetoric that accompanied the announcement from Zuckerberg and his new Internet . org coalition . self - interest Why did critics view Zuckerberg's announcement and plan as \"self-interest?\" 10 13 +355 4 And it ' s not the first time his efforts have run into that criticism . criticism What other efforts has Mark Zuckerberg been criticized for? 14 15 +355 4 And it ' s not the first time his efforts have run into that criticism . into that criticism . Why did his efforts run into criticism before? 12 16 +355 4 And it ' s not the first time his efforts have run into that criticism . not the first time When was the first time, and what was it regarding? 4 8 +355 4 And it ' s not the first time his efforts have run into that criticism . efforts What other efforts were viewed as being made based off of self-interest? 9 10 +355 5 Helping new populations get online is clearly in Facebook ' s interest , said futurist and longtime Silicon Valley observer Paul Saffo . Facebook ' s interest , How is it in Facebook's interest to get populations online? 8 13 +355 5 Helping new populations get online is clearly in Facebook ' s interest , said futurist and longtime Silicon Valley observer Paul Saffo . clearly in Facebook ' s interest , How does this serve Facebook's interests? 6 13 +355 5 Helping new populations get online is clearly in Facebook ' s interest , said futurist and longtime Silicon Valley observer Paul Saffo . Helping How are new populations being helped to get access to the Internet? 0 1 +356 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - Stanford researchers have unearthed clues about the formidable brains of some autistic children , suggesting that the diagnosis may signal a different cognitive style , not disability . researchers What are the names of the researchers? 7 8 +356 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - Stanford researchers have unearthed clues about the formidable brains of some autistic children , suggesting that the diagnosis may signal a different cognitive style , not disability . unearthed clues about the formidable brains How were Sanford researchers able to unearth clues about the brain of autistic children? 9 15 +356 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - Stanford researchers have unearthed clues about the formidable brains of some autistic children , suggesting that the diagnosis may signal a different cognitive style , not disability . unearthed What clues did the researchers unearth? 9 10 +356 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - Stanford researchers have unearthed clues about the formidable brains of some autistic children , suggesting that the diagnosis may signal a different cognitive style , not disability . formidable brains Why are autistic children's brains formidable? 13 15 +356 2 Superior math skills were found in autistic San Francisco Bay Area children with average intelligence compared with matched children who were not autistic . Superior math skills Why were superior math skills found in autistic children in the Bay area? 0 3 +356 2 Superior math skills were found in autistic San Francisco Bay Area children with average intelligence compared with matched children who were not autistic . Superior math skills How much better did the autistic children do than the other children. 0 3 +356 3 The two group ' s brain scans were different , as well . different , How were they different? 8 10 +356 3 The two group ' s brain scans were different , as well . were different , as well . How different were the two brain scans? 7 13 +356 3 The two group ' s brain scans were different , as well . different , In what way were the brain scans different? 8 10 +356 4 Images of the autistic children ' s brains while calculating math problems revealed a different pattern of activity than those of non - autistic children . different pattern of activity The activity was different in what way? 14 18 +356 4 Images of the autistic children ' s brains while calculating math problems revealed a different pattern of activity than those of non - autistic children . different pattern of activity How was the pattern of activity different? 14 18 +356 5 This small but important study , the first of its type , " makes us better aware of the unique talents that these people have , which could help them have better academic and professional lives , " said postdoctoral scholar Teresa Iuculano , lead author of the study . " makes us better aware How do we make changes with what we now know? 12 17 +356 5 This small but important study , the first of its type , " makes us better aware of the unique talents that these people have , which could help them have better academic and professional lives , " said postdoctoral scholar Teresa Iuculano , lead author of the study . unique talents What kinds of unique talents do they have? 19 21 +357 1 WASHINGTON - Last year about 1 million of the nation ' s poorest children got a leg up on school through Head Start , the federal program that helps prepare children up to age five for school . Head Start , the federal program that helps How does Head Start aid poor children? 21 29 +357 1 WASHINGTON - Last year about 1 million of the nation ' s poorest children got a leg up on school through Head Start , the federal program that helps prepare children up to age five for school . Start , is it a new program? 22 24 +357 1 WASHINGTON - Last year about 1 million of the nation ' s poorest children got a leg up on school through Head Start , the federal program that helps prepare children up to age five for school . Head Start , the federal program How does the program prepare children for school? 21 27 +357 2 This fall , about 57 , 000 children will be denied a place in Head Start and Early Head Start as fallout from sequestration . 57 , 000 children will be denied a place in Head Why will children be denied entry to Head Start? 4 15 +357 2 This fall , about 57 , 000 children will be denied a place in Head Start and Early Head Start as fallout from sequestration . sequestration what is that? 23 24 +357 3 New estimates about the automatic budget cuts were released Monday by the federal government . budget cuts What were estimated budget cuts? 5 7 +357 3 New estimates about the automatic budget cuts were released Monday by the federal government . automatic budget cuts Why were the budget cuts automatic? 4 7 +357 4 The cuts have slashed more than $ 400 million from the federal program ' s $ 8 billion budget . cuts have slashed more than $ 400 million Why was $400 million slashed from the program? 1 9 +357 4 The cuts have slashed more than $ 400 million from the federal program ' s $ 8 billion budget . federal program ' s Which federal program? 11 15 +357 4 The cuts have slashed more than $ 400 million from the federal program ' s $ 8 billion budget . $ 400 million Why was the budget cut so big for a program that helped poor children? 6 9 +357 5 Yasmina Vinci , executive director of the National Head Start Association , said sequestration represented the largest hit to Head Start funding in terms of dollars since the program began in 1965 . Yasmina Vinci , what are her credentials? 0 3 +358 1 BEIRUT - Delayed by a sniper attack , United Nations chemical weapons inspectors arrived Monday in one of the Syrian suburbs allegedly hit in a poison gas attack last week , visiting a pair of field hospitals and meeting with witnesses , the U . N . said . sniper attack , Do they know who caused the sniper attack? 5 8 +358 1 BEIRUT - Delayed by a sniper attack , United Nations chemical weapons inspectors arrived Monday in one of the Syrian suburbs allegedly hit in a poison gas attack last week , visiting a pair of field hospitals and meeting with witnesses , the U . N . said . visiting a pair of field hospitals How did they get to the hospitals if they were just attacked by a sniper? 31 37 +358 1 BEIRUT - Delayed by a sniper attack , United Nations chemical weapons inspectors arrived Monday in one of the Syrian suburbs allegedly hit in a poison gas attack last week , visiting a pair of field hospitals and meeting with witnesses , the U . N . said . Delayed by a sniper attack , When was the sniper attack? 2 8 +358 1 BEIRUT - Delayed by a sniper attack , United Nations chemical weapons inspectors arrived Monday in one of the Syrian suburbs allegedly hit in a poison gas attack last week , visiting a pair of field hospitals and meeting with witnesses , the U . N . said . chemical weapons inspectors arrived Monday Why were chemical weapons inspectors coming in the first place? 10 15 +358 1 BEIRUT - Delayed by a sniper attack , United Nations chemical weapons inspectors arrived Monday in one of the Syrian suburbs allegedly hit in a poison gas attack last week , visiting a pair of field hospitals and meeting with witnesses , the U . N . said . allegedly hit in a poison gas attack last week , Why was there uncertainty that the suburb had been attacked using poison gas? 21 31 +358 1 BEIRUT - Delayed by a sniper attack , United Nations chemical weapons inspectors arrived Monday in one of the Syrian suburbs allegedly hit in a poison gas attack last week , visiting a pair of field hospitals and meeting with witnesses , the U . N . said . sniper attack , Where was the sniper attack? 5 8 +358 1 BEIRUT - Delayed by a sniper attack , United Nations chemical weapons inspectors arrived Monday in one of the Syrian suburbs allegedly hit in a poison gas attack last week , visiting a pair of field hospitals and meeting with witnesses , the U . N . said . poison gas attack Why was there a gas attack? 25 28 +358 1 BEIRUT - Delayed by a sniper attack , United Nations chemical weapons inspectors arrived Monday in one of the Syrian suburbs allegedly hit in a poison gas attack last week , visiting a pair of field hospitals and meeting with witnesses , the U . N . said . sniper attack , who did they attack? 5 8 +358 2 The inspectors traveled to the Muadhamiya district , southwest of Damascus , after sniper volleys initially forced the U . N . convoy to turn back to the capital . initially forced How did the sniper force the U.N to turn back to the capital? Did he start to shoot at them? Did he communicate? 15 17 +358 2 The inspectors traveled to the Muadhamiya district , southwest of Damascus , after sniper volleys initially forced the U . N . convoy to turn back to the capital . initially forced Why did they initially force them to go back? 15 17 +358 2 The inspectors traveled to the Muadhamiya district , southwest of Damascus , after sniper volleys initially forced the U . N . convoy to turn back to the capital . the Muadhamiya district , Was this the intended destination of the convoy? 4 8 +358 2 The inspectors traveled to the Muadhamiya district , southwest of Damascus , after sniper volleys initially forced the U . N . convoy to turn back to the capital . Muadhamiya district , what happens in the district? 5 8 +358 3 A U . N . vehicle was struck in the incident , but no one was injured , the U . N . said in a statement . no one was injured , How was the vehicle struck in such a way that no passenger was injured? 13 18 +358 3 A U . N . vehicle was struck in the incident , but no one was injured , the U . N . said in a statement . was struck in the incident , What type of ammunition was the sniper using? Where was the vehicle struck? 6 12 +358 4 The damaged vehicle was replaced and the mission proceeded , the statement said . The damaged vehicle was replaced Where did they get a replacement vehicle? 0 5 +358 4 The damaged vehicle was replaced and the mission proceeded , the statement said . the mission proceeded , Did the convoy face further challenges as they continued the mission? 6 10 +358 5 The U . N . appears to have worked out a safe passage agreement with the two warring sides , though no specific details were released . no specific details were released Why weren't the specific details released? 21 26 +358 5 The U . N . appears to have worked out a safe passage agreement with the two warring sides , though no specific details were released . appears to have worked Does this imply that future UN convoys will have safe passage? 5 9 +358 5 The U . N . appears to have worked out a safe passage agreement with the two warring sides , though no specific details were released . two warring sides , Was the sniper attack the result of another ongoing conflict in the region? 16 20 +358 5 The U . N . appears to have worked out a safe passage agreement with the two warring sides , though no specific details were released . no specific details why no specific details? 21 24 +359 1 San Jose , Calif . - Firefighters finally began to get a handle on the massive Rim Fire near Yosemite National Park , but not before the blaze destroyed one popular Bay Area family camp and damaged another . one popular Bay Area family camp What camps were destroyed and damaged specifically? 29 35 +359 1 San Jose , Calif . - Firefighters finally began to get a handle on the massive Rim Fire near Yosemite National Park , but not before the blaze destroyed one popular Bay Area family camp and damaged another . finally How long have firefighters battled the blaze in total? 7 8 +359 1 San Jose , Calif . - Firefighters finally began to get a handle on the massive Rim Fire near Yosemite National Park , but not before the blaze destroyed one popular Bay Area family camp and damaged another . Rim Fire what is a rim fire? 16 18 +359 2 Berkeley officials said the fire incinerated the city ' s popular high Sierra camp on Sunday while San Jose canceled the rest of its season just miles away , after the blaze scorched about a dozen cabins . canceled the rest of its Was the season cancelled due to continued threat or due to damage sustained in San Jose? 19 24 +359 2 Berkeley officials said the fire incinerated the city ' s popular high Sierra camp on Sunday while San Jose canceled the rest of its season just miles away , after the blaze scorched about a dozen cabins . high Sierra camp was anyone injured? 11 14 +359 2 Berkeley officials said the fire incinerated the city ' s popular high Sierra camp on Sunday while San Jose canceled the rest of its season just miles away , after the blaze scorched about a dozen cabins . Berkeley officials said the fire Which Berkeley officials spoke about the fire? 0 5 +359 4 " Our family is feeling pretty devastated because we have so many happy memories there , and it was a place we always look forward to returning , " said David Kojan , one of many Berkeley natives who cherished visits with his wife and two young sons to the Berkeley Tuolumne Family Camp just west of Yosemite . so many happy memories there , What is an example of the family's happy memory? 10 16 +359 4 " Our family is feeling pretty devastated because we have so many happy memories there , and it was a place we always look forward to returning , " said David Kojan , one of many Berkeley natives who cherished visits with his wife and two young sons to the Berkeley Tuolumne Family Camp just west of Yosemite . look forward Is there hope that the camp will be rebuilt? 23 25 +359 4 " Our family is feeling pretty devastated because we have so many happy memories there , and it was a place we always look forward to returning , " said David Kojan , one of many Berkeley natives who cherished visits with his wife and two young sons to the Berkeley Tuolumne Family Camp just west of Yosemite . family how many families live there? 2 3 +359 5 Overnight into Tuesday , the fire grew to about 180 , 000 acres , or 280 square miles , after gobbling up another 20 , 000 acres compared to late Monday . fire grew What is causing the fire to continue growing? 5 7 +359 5 Overnight into Tuesday , the fire grew to about 180 , 000 acres , or 280 square miles , after gobbling up another 20 , 000 acres compared to late Monday . Overnight is that fast? 0 1 +360 1 WASHINGTON - President Barack Obama tried to reassemble a " coalition of conscience " to take up his economic agenda for the middle class on Wednesday as he honored Martin Luther King Jr . and the marchers who fought for civil rights 50 years ago . " coalition of conscience " What is this coalition about? 9 14 +360 1 WASHINGTON - President Barack Obama tried to reassemble a " coalition of conscience " to take up his economic agenda for the middle class on Wednesday as he honored Martin Luther King Jr . and the marchers who fought for civil rights 50 years ago . Martin Luther King Jr Who is Dr. Martin Luther King? 29 33 +360 1 WASHINGTON - President Barack Obama tried to reassemble a " coalition of conscience " to take up his economic agenda for the middle class on Wednesday as he honored Martin Luther King Jr . and the marchers who fought for civil rights 50 years ago . economic agenda What was Obama's economic agenda? 18 20 +360 2 " In the face of impossible odds , people who love their country can change it , " Obama said . people who love their country can change it , " What can they change about it? 8 18 +360 3 The president spoke at a ceremony commemorating the anniversary of the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom , the 1963 protest that became the most iconic moment of the civil rights movement . 1963 protest that became the most iconic moment What happened in 1963? 20 28 +360 3 The president spoke at a ceremony commemorating the anniversary of the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom , the 1963 protest that became the most iconic moment of the civil rights movement . the 1963 protest Who led this protest in 1963? 19 22 +360 3 The president spoke at a ceremony commemorating the anniversary of the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom , the 1963 protest that became the most iconic moment of the civil rights movement . iconic moment Why was it an iconic moment? 26 28 +360 5 Obama ' s remarks capped several days of events in Washington observing the anniversary . events What other events were there? 8 9 +360 5 Obama ' s remarks capped several days of events in Washington observing the anniversary . several days of events What sort of events? 5 9 +361 1 NEW YORK - Beginning a day of protests that organizers say will spread to 50 cities and 1 , 000 stores across the country , a crowd of chanting workers gathered Thursday morning at a McDonald ' s in midtown Manhattan to call for higher wages and the chance to join a union . chance to join a union . How do they have a chance to join a union? 48 54 +361 1 NEW YORK - Beginning a day of protests that organizers say will spread to 50 cities and 1 , 000 stores across the country , a crowd of chanting workers gathered Thursday morning at a McDonald ' s in midtown Manhattan to call for higher wages and the chance to join a union . a crowd How many gathered? 25 27 +361 1 NEW YORK - Beginning a day of protests that organizers say will spread to 50 cities and 1 , 000 stores across the country , a crowd of chanting workers gathered Thursday morning at a McDonald ' s in midtown Manhattan to call for higher wages and the chance to join a union . union What sort of union? 52 53 +361 2 About 500 people , including workers , activists , religious leaders , news crews and local politicians , gathered outside the McDonald ' s on Fifth Avenue . workers , activists , religious leaders , news Why are so many different kinds of people passionate about this? 5 13 +361 2 About 500 people , including workers , activists , religious leaders , news crews and local politicians , gathered outside the McDonald ' s on Fifth Avenue . Fifth Avenue in new york? 25 27 +361 3 The protesters chanted " Si Se Puede " ( " Yes , We Can " ) and " Hey , hey , ho , ho $ 7 . 25 has got to go , " holding signs saying " On Strike : Can ' t Survive on $ 7 . 25 , " referring to the federal minimum wage . " Si Se Puede " were they spanish? 3 8 +361 4 The protesters plan to spread out to other stores throughout New York during the day . other stores what other stores? 7 9 +361 4 The protesters plan to spread out to other stores throughout New York during the day . to spread out to How do they plan to spread out? 3 7 +361 5 Protests are also expected in Los Angeles , Chicago , Charlotte , N . C . , and other cities . cities which cities? 19 20 +361 5 Protests are also expected in Los Angeles , Chicago , Charlotte , N . C . , and other cities . other cities What other cities will protest be taking place in? 18 20 +362 1 MINNEAPOLIS - At first glance , the small farm near Lino Lakes , Minn . , looks much like other charming hobby farms in the area . looks much like other charming hobby farms What do hobby farms look like in that area? 16 23 +362 1 MINNEAPOLIS - At first glance , the small farm near Lino Lakes , Minn . , looks much like other charming hobby farms in the area . hobby farms What are hobby farms? 21 23 +362 2 But it holds a distinct niche in Minnesota and likely the nation . holds a distinct niche What's the niche that it holds? 2 6 +362 2 But it holds a distinct niche in Minnesota and likely the nation . niche Why are hobby farms considered niche? 5 6 +362 2 But it holds a distinct niche in Minnesota and likely the nation . niche which niche does it hold? 5 6 +362 3 The patch of corn near the driveway is a special white heirloom corn handed down by generations of Oneida Indians . a special white heirloom corn What makes it special? 8 13 +362 3 The patch of corn near the driveway is a special white heirloom corn handed down by generations of Oneida Indians . special What makes it special? 9 10 +362 4 The black beans sprouting on nearby vines were grown for centuries by Hopi Indians . Hopi Indians What did the Hopi Indians use them for? 12 14 +362 4 The black beans sprouting on nearby vines were grown for centuries by Hopi Indians . Hopi Indians how many tribes were there? 12 14 +362 5 There ' s squash from the Lakota tribe , corn from the Dakotas , and a team of urban teenagers who are learning to harvest , cook and market the plants that fed their ancestors . urban teenagers Why are urban teenagers involved in this? 18 20 +362 5 There ' s squash from the Lakota tribe , corn from the Dakotas , and a team of urban teenagers who are learning to harvest , cook and market the plants that fed their ancestors . urban teenagers how many teens? 18 20 +363 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - Passengers waiting to board the Dumbo the Flying Elephant ride at Walt Disney World used to stand in long lines that snaked along the sun - baked pavement . sun - baked pavement Why did Disney leave the line area unshaded? 29 33 +363 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - Passengers waiting to board the Dumbo the Flying Elephant ride at Walt Disney World used to stand in long lines that snaked along the sun - baked pavement . the Dumbo the Flying Elephant ride How long is that ride? 9 15 +363 2 Riders are now ushered into an air - conditioned tent , where kids can play on slides , a climbing tower and a toy fire engine while parents wait for the buzz of a pager telling them it ' s time to ride the attraction . air - conditioned tent , How many people can the tent accommodate? 6 11 +363 2 Riders are now ushered into an air - conditioned tent , where kids can play on slides , a climbing tower and a toy fire engine while parents wait for the buzz of a pager telling them it ' s time to ride the attraction . parents Is there anything for parents to do while they wait? 27 28 +363 3 " It ' s so much better this way , " Russ Spence of Richmond , Virginiaa , said as he relaxed in the tent , waiting to take his 3 - year - old grandson on the ride . " It ' s so much better this way , " What specifically was bad about the old way? 0 11 +363 3 " It ' s so much better this way , " Russ Spence of Richmond , Virginiaa , said as he relaxed in the tent , waiting to take his 3 - year - old grandson on the ride . said as he relaxed in the tent , How big is the tent? 18 26 +363 4 With theme park lines only getting longer , parks like Disney World in Florida are investing big money to make wait time less boring , more comfortable and , in the process , seemingly shorter . parks like Disney World Which other parks are making changes, and what are these changes like? 8 12 +363 4 With theme park lines only getting longer , parks like Disney World in Florida are investing big money to make wait time less boring , more comfortable and , in the process , seemingly shorter . Disney World in Florida How big is Disney World in Florida? 10 14 +363 4 With theme park lines only getting longer , parks like Disney World in Florida are investing big money to make wait time less boring , more comfortable and , in the process , seemingly shorter . investing big money How much money are parks investing? 15 18 +363 5 The efforts make good business sense because long queues are one of the biggest gripes of theme park guests . one of the biggest gripes What are some other gripes guests have? 10 15 +363 5 The efforts make good business sense because long queues are one of the biggest gripes of theme park guests . The efforts make good business Is there an extra fee to get into the tent? 0 5 +363 5 The efforts make good business sense because long queues are one of the biggest gripes of theme park guests . biggest gripes Are there any statistics about this? 13 15 +364 1 MAFRAQ , Jordan - As U . S . President Barack Obama ' s announcement that he was postponing U . S . missile strikes against the Syrian regime hit the Zaatari refugee camp , so did anger and fear . postponing U . S . missile strikes Why did Obama postpone the missile strikes? 18 25 +364 1 MAFRAQ , Jordan - As U . S . President Barack Obama ' s announcement that he was postponing U . S . missile strikes against the Syrian regime hit the Zaatari refugee camp , so did anger and fear . did anger and fear Why did they feel this way? 36 40 +364 1 MAFRAQ , Jordan - As U . S . President Barack Obama ' s announcement that he was postponing U . S . missile strikes against the Syrian regime hit the Zaatari refugee camp , so did anger and fear . Zaatari refugee camp , Where is the Zaatari refugee camp? 31 35 +364 2 " If they ' re going to strike , let them strike once and for all and bring the regime down , " grumbled Um Hafiz , who fled with her husband and five children from their village near Syria ' s southern city of Daara in January . let them strike once What reasons does the US have for striking? 9 13 +364 2 " If they ' re going to strike , let them strike once and for all and bring the regime down , " grumbled Um Hafiz , who fled with her husband and five children from their village near Syria ' s southern city of Daara in January . bring the regime down , " Will it actually help? 17 23 +364 2 " If they ' re going to strike , let them strike once and for all and bring the regime down , " grumbled Um Hafiz , who fled with her husband and five children from their village near Syria ' s southern city of Daara in January . bring the regime down , " What regime is Hafiz referring to? 17 23 +364 2 " If they ' re going to strike , let them strike once and for all and bring the regime down , " grumbled Um Hafiz , who fled with her husband and five children from their village near Syria ' s southern city of Daara in January . Syria ' s southern city is it the biggest city? 39 44 +364 4 " We were happy when we first heard that the U . S . would attack , but then when it was postponed , we were afraid that Bashar would attack the camp , " said Raad Zoubi , 23 , who has lived in the dusty , sun - stricken swath of tents and prefabricated metal huts for the past year . Bashar would attack the camp , " Why would he attack the camp if not attacked himself? 28 35 +364 4 " We were happy when we first heard that the U . S . would attack , but then when it was postponed , we were afraid that Bashar would attack the camp , " said Raad Zoubi , 23 , who has lived in the dusty , sun - stricken swath of tents and prefabricated metal huts for the past year . happy Why were the people happy with the US's decision to attack Zaatari? 3 4 +364 4 " We were happy when we first heard that the U . S . would attack , but then when it was postponed , we were afraid that Bashar would attack the camp , " said Raad Zoubi , 23 , who has lived in the dusty , sun - stricken swath of tents and prefabricated metal huts for the past year . U . S . would attack , why would they be happy? 10 17 +364 5 " People are angry , but when the Americans do attack , we will be happy they do " . we will be happy they do " What do the people want from the attack? 12 19 +364 5 " People are angry , but when the Americans do attack , we will be happy they do " . we will be happy they shouldnt they be worried? 12 17 +365 1 LOS ANGELES - The Los Angeles City Council on Wednesday lifted a decade - long ban on public murals , marking a decisive victory for artists who argued the law made no sense in a city with such a rich tradition of street art . ban Why were public murals banned for a decade? 15 16 +365 1 LOS ANGELES - The Los Angeles City Council on Wednesday lifted a decade - long ban on public murals , marking a decisive victory for artists who argued the law made no sense in a city with such a rich tradition of street art . street art Would this \"street art\" be similar to \"graffiti?\" 42 44 +365 2 The decision culminates years of debate over how Los Angeles should regulate murals , which have chronicled generations of the city ' s history , from the mid - 20th - century struggles of Latinos on the Eastside to freeway displays celebrating the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics . culminates who is interested? 2 3 +365 2 The decision culminates years of debate over how Los Angeles should regulate murals , which have chronicled generations of the city ' s history , from the mid - 20th - century struggles of Latinos on the Eastside to freeway displays celebrating the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics . struggles Which murals best depict life during this time? 32 33 +365 2 The decision culminates years of debate over how Los Angeles should regulate murals , which have chronicled generations of the city ' s history , from the mid - 20th - century struggles of Latinos on the Eastside to freeway displays celebrating the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics . 1984 What was LA's involvement in the 1984 Olympics? 43 44 +365 3 The 13 - 2 vote is expected to free a new generation of muralists to " reclaim our legacy as a mural capital of the world , " said Isabel Rojas - Williams , executive director of the Mural Conservancy of Los Angeles . mural capital of the world , " Why is Italy the mural capital of the world? 21 28 +365 3 The 13 - 2 vote is expected to free a new generation of muralists to " reclaim our legacy as a mural capital of the world , " said Isabel Rojas - Williams , executive director of the Mural Conservancy of Los Angeles . Isabel Rojas - Williams , what are her credentials? 29 34 +365 3 The 13 - 2 vote is expected to free a new generation of muralists to " reclaim our legacy as a mural capital of the world , " said Isabel Rojas - Williams , executive director of the Mural Conservancy of Los Angeles . mural capital of the world , " Is Los Angeles really the \"mural capital of the world?\" 21 28 +365 3 The 13 - 2 vote is expected to free a new generation of muralists to " reclaim our legacy as a mural capital of the world , " said Isabel Rojas - Williams , executive director of the Mural Conservancy of Los Angeles . free a new generation of muralists Do they have to get permission first? 8 14 +365 3 The 13 - 2 vote is expected to free a new generation of muralists to " reclaim our legacy as a mural capital of the world , " said Isabel Rojas - Williams , executive director of the Mural Conservancy of Los Angeles . 13 - 2 Why did the two councilpersons oppose this decision? 1 4 +365 3 The 13 - 2 vote is expected to free a new generation of muralists to " reclaim our legacy as a mural capital of the world , " said Isabel Rojas - Williams , executive director of the Mural Conservancy of Los Angeles . " reclaim During which time periods was LA considered the mural capital of the world? 15 17 +365 4 New rules will seek a balance between clashing interests : reviving the city ' s muralist tradition ; protecting neighborhoods from unwanted intrusions of large , sometimes controversial artworks ; and controlling a proliferation of advertising in the guise of art . neighborhoods which neighborhoods? 19 20 +365 4 New rules will seek a balance between clashing interests : reviving the city ' s muralist tradition ; protecting neighborhoods from unwanted intrusions of large , sometimes controversial artworks ; and controlling a proliferation of advertising in the guise of art . rules In which ways will the rules be able to manage these clashes? 1 2 +365 4 New rules will seek a balance between clashing interests : reviving the city ' s muralist tradition ; protecting neighborhoods from unwanted intrusions of large , sometimes controversial artworks ; and controlling a proliferation of advertising in the guise of art . advertising What is the relationship between the company being advertised and the artists painting these advertisements? 35 36 +365 5 It was the latter objective that led to the ban a decade ago . latter What was the latter objective? 3 4 +365 5 It was the latter objective that led to the ban a decade ago . latter what is a latter? 3 4 +365 5 It was the latter objective that led to the ban a decade ago . objective Is advertising through artwork considered illegal, prompting the ban, or was it made illegal through the ban? 4 5 +366 1 ( / / newsela - test - files - f331e . s3 . amazonaws . com / uploads / 20130829 TEENJOBS . jpg ) WASHINGTON - For the fourth consecutive summer , teen employment has stayed anchored around record lows , prompting experts to fear that a generation of youth is likely to be economically stunted with lower earnings and opportunities in years ahead . For the fourth consecutive summer , What year did this begin/ was this written? 26 32 +366 1 ( / / newsela - test - files - f331e . s3 . amazonaws . com / uploads / 20130829 TEENJOBS . jpg ) WASHINGTON - For the fourth consecutive summer , teen employment has stayed anchored around record lows , prompting experts to fear that a generation of youth is likely to be economically stunted with lower earnings and opportunities in years ahead . record lows What are the numbers? 38 40 +366 1 ( / / newsela - test - files - f331e . s3 . amazonaws . com / uploads / 20130829 TEENJOBS . jpg ) WASHINGTON - For the fourth consecutive summer , teen employment has stayed anchored around record lows , prompting experts to fear that a generation of youth is likely to be economically stunted with lower earnings and opportunities in years ahead . lower earnings will earnings be lower forever? 57 59 +366 2 The trend is all the more striking given that the overall unemployment rate has steadily dropped , to 7 . 4 percent in August . 7 . 4 percent in August What was the percent at the beginning of the year for reference? 18 24 +366 2 The trend is all the more striking given that the overall unemployment rate has steadily dropped , to 7 . 4 percent in August . 7 . 4 percent in August What was the unemployment rate in June? 18 24 +366 2 The trend is all the more striking given that the overall unemployment rate has steadily dropped , to 7 . 4 percent in August . 7 . 4 percent is that low or high? 18 22 +366 3 And employers in recent months have been collectively adding almost 200 , 000 new jobs a month . And employers in recent months Which employers? 0 5 +366 3 And employers in recent months have been collectively adding almost 200 , 000 new jobs a month . 200 , 000 new jobs What kind of jobs have been added? 10 15 +366 5 In 1999 , slightly more than 52 percent of teens 16 to 19 worked a summer job . 52 percent of teens What was the amount of jobs in relation to this percentage? 6 10 +366 5 In 1999 , slightly more than 52 percent of teens 16 to 19 worked a summer job . 52 percent of teens What is the number on teen employment of the same age group now? 6 10 +366 5 In 1999 , slightly more than 52 percent of teens 16 to 19 worked a summer job . 52 percent of teens 16 to what is the percent now? 6 12 +367 1 MEXICO CITY - Flip through the print publications exalting the activities of Mexico ' s high society and there ' s one thing you rarely find : dark - skinned people . rarely find : why do you rarely find dark skinned people? 24 27 +367 1 MEXICO CITY - Flip through the print publications exalting the activities of Mexico ' s high society and there ' s one thing you rarely find : dark - skinned people . dark - skinned people . Why are there no dark-skinned people in their high society? 27 32 +367 1 MEXICO CITY - Flip through the print publications exalting the activities of Mexico ' s high society and there ' s one thing you rarely find : dark - skinned people . Flip through the print publications Which publications? 3 8 +367 1 MEXICO CITY - Flip through the print publications exalting the activities of Mexico ' s high society and there ' s one thing you rarely find : dark - skinned people . dark - skinned people Why aren't dark-skinned people featured? 27 31 +367 1 MEXICO CITY - Flip through the print publications exalting the activities of Mexico ' s high society and there ' s one thing you rarely find : dark - skinned people . find : dark - skinned why are they not found? 25 30 +367 2 No matter that nearly two - thirds of Mexicans consider themselves moreno , the Spanish word for dark . consider themselves moreno , What constitutes being moreno? How dark does one need to be? 9 13 +367 2 No matter that nearly two - thirds of Mexicans consider themselves moreno , the Spanish word for dark . two - thirds Why are they not represented in high society? 4 7 +367 3 Mexico has strong laws barring discrimination based on skin color or ethnicity , but the practices of public relations firms and news media lag behind , promoting the perception that light skin is desirable and dark skin unappealing . light skin is desirable and dark skin unappealing Why is dark skin unappealing? 30 38 +367 3 Mexico has strong laws barring discrimination based on skin color or ethnicity , but the practices of public relations firms and news media lag behind , promoting the perception that light skin is desirable and dark skin unappealing . lag behind , Why do they resist this change? 23 26 +367 4 The issue came to the fore this month when a casting call for a television spot for Mexico ' s largest airline stated flatly that it wanted " no one dark , " sparking outrage on social media and , ultimately , embarrassed apologies . " no one dark , " How is this allowed? 27 33 +367 4 The issue came to the fore this month when a casting call for a television spot for Mexico ' s largest airline stated flatly that it wanted " no one dark , " sparking outrage on social media and , ultimately , embarrassed apologies . " no one dark , " How could they think that such a stipulation could not spark outrage? 27 33 +367 4 The issue came to the fore this month when a casting call for a television spot for Mexico ' s largest airline stated flatly that it wanted " no one dark , " sparking outrage on social media and , ultimately , embarrassed apologies . " no one dark , " did they get in trouble? 27 33 +367 5 " I ' d never seen anything that aggressive and that clear , all in capital letters : ‘ NO ONE DARK , ' " said Tamara de Anda , a magazine editor . a magazine editor . Which magazine is Tamara de Anda an editor for? 30 34 +367 5 " I ' d never seen anything that aggressive and that clear , all in capital letters : ‘ NO ONE DARK , ' " said Tamara de Anda , a magazine editor . Tamara de Anda , what are her credentials? 26 30 +368 1 ST . PETERSBURG , Russia - President Barack Obama on Wednesday declared the world ' s credibility " is on the line " when it comes to punishing Syrian President Bashar Assad for his regime ' s purported use of chemical weapons . Bashar Assad how long has he led? 30 32 +368 1 ST . PETERSBURG , Russia - President Barack Obama on Wednesday declared the world ' s credibility " is on the line " when it comes to punishing Syrian President Bashar Assad for his regime ' s purported use of chemical weapons . use of chemical weapons What proof is there that President Assad used chemical weapons? 38 42 +368 1 ST . PETERSBURG , Russia - President Barack Obama on Wednesday declared the world ' s credibility " is on the line " when it comes to punishing Syrian President Bashar Assad for his regime ' s purported use of chemical weapons . his regime ' s purported use What is his regime purported to have done with chemical weapons? 33 39 +368 1 ST . PETERSBURG , Russia - President Barack Obama on Wednesday declared the world ' s credibility " is on the line " when it comes to punishing Syrian President Bashar Assad for his regime ' s purported use of chemical weapons . purported What does the word purported mean? 37 38 +368 2 Speaking at a press conference in Stockholm , Sweden , ahead of a global economic summit in Russia where he will seek to rally support for a U . S . military strike against Syria , Obama said the " red line " he set against a year ago against Syria ' s use of chemical weapons isn ' t his , but an international standard . isn ' t his , but an international standard When did the international standard come into being, and what was the impetus for this standard? 57 66 +368 2 Speaking at a press conference in Stockholm , Sweden , ahead of a global economic summit in Russia where he will seek to rally support for a U . S . military strike against Syria , Obama said the " red line " he set against a year ago against Syria ' s use of chemical weapons isn ' t his , but an international standard . international standard Which other countries abide by the international standard? 64 66 +368 3 " I didn ' t set a red line ; the world set a red line , " Obama said . red line ; what is a red line? 7 10 +368 3 " I didn ' t set a red line ; the world set a red line , " Obama said . the world set a red line , " Why was the red line needed to be set by the world? 10 18 +368 4 " My credibility ' s not on the line . The international community ' s credibility is on the line . credibility ' s did obama say this? 2 5 +368 4 " My credibility ' s not on the line . The international community ' s credibility is on the line . credibility ' s Why would Obama's credibility be on the line? 2 5 +368 4 " My credibility ' s not on the line . The international community ' s credibility is on the line . international community ' s credibility How is the international community's credibility on the line? 11 16 +368 5 And America and Congress ' s credibility ' s on the line " . America and Congress ' s How would America and Congress's credibility be on the line? 1 6 +368 5 And America and Congress ' s credibility ' s on the line " . on the line " How is Obama's credibility not on the line if he is part of America? 9 13 +369 1 DILLINGHAM , Alaska - President Barack Obama ' s top environmental official was visibly moved as people in this fishing town told her the giant Pebble Mine would kill wild salmon and destroy their culture . top environmental official Who is President Obama's top environmental official? 9 12 +369 1 DILLINGHAM , Alaska - President Barack Obama ' s top environmental official was visibly moved as people in this fishing town told her the giant Pebble Mine would kill wild salmon and destroy their culture . kill How would Pebble Mine kill the salmon? 28 29 +369 1 DILLINGHAM , Alaska - President Barack Obama ' s top environmental official was visibly moved as people in this fishing town told her the giant Pebble Mine would kill wild salmon and destroy their culture . President Barack Obama ' s top environmental Who is the president's top environmental official? 4 11 +369 1 DILLINGHAM , Alaska - President Barack Obama ' s top environmental official was visibly moved as people in this fishing town told her the giant Pebble Mine would kill wild salmon and destroy their culture . kill wild salmon Why would the pebble mine kill wild salmon? 28 31 +369 2 " You remind why we ' re all here , what we work for every day and why I am probably the most blessed person in the world to be at EPA at this time , " said Gina McCarthy , who became administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency just last month . administrator why was she promoted? 43 44 +369 3 " I intend to make you proud in the position the president has given me , " she said to a standing ovation in the packed gymnasium at a Dillingham school . intend to make how will she do that? 2 5 +369 4 McCarthy visited the Bristol Bay region this week as a nationwide debate grows over the proposed mine . debate Why is there a debate over the mine? 11 12 +369 4 McCarthy visited the Bristol Bay region this week as a nationwide debate grows over the proposed mine . Bristol Bay where is bristol bay? 3 5 +369 4 McCarthy visited the Bristol Bay region this week as a nationwide debate grows over the proposed mine . nationwide debate What are the sides of the debate? 10 12 +369 5 It could be the largest open - pit mine in North America and is in a region that produces half the world ' s wild red salmon . largest open - pit mine What other mine would it surpass in size? 4 9 +370 1 NASA ' s newest robotic explorer rocketed into space late Friday in an unprecedented moonshot from Virginia that dazzled sky watchers along the East Coast . moonshot What is a moonshot? 14 15 +370 1 NASA ' s newest robotic explorer rocketed into space late Friday in an unprecedented moonshot from Virginia that dazzled sky watchers along the East Coast . moonshot What is a moonshot? 14 15 +370 1 NASA ' s newest robotic explorer rocketed into space late Friday in an unprecedented moonshot from Virginia that dazzled sky watchers along the East Coast . unprecedented moonshot How was the launch unprecedented? 13 15 +370 1 NASA ' s newest robotic explorer rocketed into space late Friday in an unprecedented moonshot from Virginia that dazzled sky watchers along the East Coast . dazzled sky watchers Why did this launch create such a sight? 18 21 +370 1 NASA ' s newest robotic explorer rocketed into space late Friday in an unprecedented moonshot from Virginia that dazzled sky watchers along the East Coast . moonshot from Virginia Why was Virginia chosen as the location for the moonshot? 14 17 +370 2 But the LADEE spacecraft quickly ran into equipment trouble , and while NASA assured everyone early Saturday that the lunar probe was safe and on a perfect track for the moon , officials acknowledged the problem needs to be resolved in the next two to three weeks . equipment trouble , What was the equipment trouble? 7 10 +370 2 But the LADEE spacecraft quickly ran into equipment trouble , and while NASA assured everyone early Saturday that the lunar probe was safe and on a perfect track for the moon , officials acknowledged the problem needs to be resolved in the next two to three weeks . LADEE spacecraft What is LADEE? 2 4 +370 2 But the LADEE spacecraft quickly ran into equipment trouble , and while NASA assured everyone early Saturday that the lunar probe was safe and on a perfect track for the moon , officials acknowledged the problem needs to be resolved in the next two to three weeks . equipment trouble , What malfunctions occurred? 7 10 +370 2 But the LADEE spacecraft quickly ran into equipment trouble , and while NASA assured everyone early Saturday that the lunar probe was safe and on a perfect track for the moon , officials acknowledged the problem needs to be resolved in the next two to three weeks . needs to be resolved How will they resolve the issues? 36 40 +370 2 But the LADEE spacecraft quickly ran into equipment trouble , and while NASA assured everyone early Saturday that the lunar probe was safe and on a perfect track for the moon , officials acknowledged the problem needs to be resolved in the next two to three weeks . quickly ran into equipment trouble , What kind of equipment trouble did the spacecraft encounter? 4 10 +370 3 S . Peter Worden , director of NASA ' s Ames Research Center in California , which developed the spacecraft , told reporters he ' s confident everything will be working properly in the next few days . Ames Research Center What does the Ames Research Center Do? 10 13 +370 3 S . Peter Worden , director of NASA ' s Ames Research Center in California , which developed the spacecraft , told reporters he ' s confident everything will be working properly in the next few days . he ' s confident Why is he confident this will be accomplished? 23 27 +370 3 S . Peter Worden , director of NASA ' s Ames Research Center in California , which developed the spacecraft , told reporters he ' s confident everything will be working properly in the next few days . S . Peter Worden , What other positions has S. Peter Worden held? 0 5 +370 4 LADEE ' s reaction wheels were turned on to orient and stabilize the spacecraft , which was spinning too fast after it separated from the final rocket stage , Worden said . reaction wheels What is a reaction wheel? 3 5 +370 4 LADEE ' s reaction wheels were turned on to orient and stabilize the spacecraft , which was spinning too fast after it separated from the final rocket stage , Worden said . spinning too fast Why was it spinning faster than anticipated? 17 20 +370 4 LADEE ' s reaction wheels were turned on to orient and stabilize the spacecraft , which was spinning too fast after it separated from the final rocket stage , Worden said . too fast How fast was the spacecraft spinning? 18 20 +370 5 But the computer automatically shut the wheels down , apparently because of excess current . current What is the current? 13 14 +370 5 But the computer automatically shut the wheels down , apparently because of excess current . automatically shut the wheels down , Was this expected or the malfunction? 3 9 +370 5 But the computer automatically shut the wheels down , apparently because of excess current . shut the wheels down , How long did it take to shut the wheels down? 4 9 +371 1 WASHINGTON - They are all " veterans of the tobacco wars , " as Sen . Richard J . Durbin of Illinois put it . veterans Who are the veterans of the tobacco wars? 6 7 +371 1 WASHINGTON - They are all " veterans of the tobacco wars , " as Sen . Richard J . Durbin of Illinois put it . They Who is they? 2 3 +371 1 WASHINGTON - They are all " veterans of the tobacco wars , " as Sen . Richard J . Durbin of Illinois put it . They Who are considered \"veterans of the tobacco wars?\" 2 3 +371 2 Over the years , they have sponsored legislation to ban smoking on airplanes , led efforts to remove depictions of tobacco use in films and successfully sued the tobacco industry for misleading the public about the dangers of smoking . they Who is they? 4 5 +371 2 Over the years , they have sponsored legislation to ban smoking on airplanes , led efforts to remove depictions of tobacco use in films and successfully sued the tobacco industry for misleading the public about the dangers of smoking . they Who has done all of this? 4 5 +371 3 And at a recent hearing , the trio of Democratic senators - Durbin , Edward J . Markey of Massachusetts and Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut - grilled executives from an industry they said was selling an unhealthy product and an unsafe message to young people . industry Which industry? 30 31 +371 3 And at a recent hearing , the trio of Democratic senators - Durbin , Edward J . Markey of Massachusetts and Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut - grilled executives from an industry they said was selling an unhealthy product and an unsafe message to young people . grilled executives Which executives? 26 28 +371 3 And at a recent hearing , the trio of Democratic senators - Durbin , Edward J . Markey of Massachusetts and Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut - grilled executives from an industry they said was selling an unhealthy product and an unsafe message to young people . trio How was this trio formed? 7 8 +371 3 And at a recent hearing , the trio of Democratic senators - Durbin , Edward J . Markey of Massachusetts and Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut - grilled executives from an industry they said was selling an unhealthy product and an unsafe message to young people . product Why did they think the product was so unhealthy? 37 38 +371 4 But the subject of their ire was not tobacco . subject of their ire was not tobacco Why was their ire not tobacco? 2 9 +371 4 But the subject of their ire was not tobacco . But the subject of their ire was not tobacco . What was the subject of their ire? 0 10 +371 4 But the subject of their ire was not tobacco . not What did they find unsafe? 7 8 +371 5 It was energy drinks - sweetened beverages with large doses of stimulants for quick energy boosts that have become increasingly popular over the last decade , particularly with high school and college students who often use them to study late into the night . It was energy drinks Why were energy drinks the target? 0 4 +371 5 It was energy drinks - sweetened beverages with large doses of stimulants for quick energy boosts that have become increasingly popular over the last decade , particularly with high school and college students who often use them to study late into the night . large How are energy drinks unhealthy or unsafe? 8 9 +372 1 BERLIN - Syrian President Bashar Assad has repeatedly rejected requests from his field commanders for approval to use chemical weapons , according to a report this weekend in a German newspaper . approval Why do the field commanders want to use chemical weapons? 15 16 +372 1 BERLIN - Syrian President Bashar Assad has repeatedly rejected requests from his field commanders for approval to use chemical weapons , according to a report this weekend in a German newspaper . a report this weekend in a German newspaper Which German newspaper ran the report? 23 31 +372 1 BERLIN - Syrian President Bashar Assad has repeatedly rejected requests from his field commanders for approval to use chemical weapons , according to a report this weekend in a German newspaper . rejected requests What weapons has Bashar Assad authorized? 8 10 +372 2 The report in Bild am Sonntag , which is a widely read and influential national Sunday newspaper , reported that the head of the German Foreign Intelligence agency , Gerhard Schindler , last week told a select group of German lawmakers that intercepted communications had convinced German intelligence officials that Assad did not order or approve what is believed to be a sarin gas attack on Aug . 21 that killed hundreds of people in Damascus ' eastern suburbs . intercepted How was the message intercepted? 42 43 +372 2 The report in Bild am Sonntag , which is a widely read and influential national Sunday newspaper , reported that the head of the German Foreign Intelligence agency , Gerhard Schindler , last week told a select group of German lawmakers that intercepted communications had convinced German intelligence officials that Assad did not order or approve what is believed to be a sarin gas attack on Aug . 21 that killed hundreds of people in Damascus ' eastern suburbs . sarin gas attack Where did the sarin gas attack come from? 62 65 +372 3 The Obama administration has blamed the attack on Assad . Assad Why does the Obama administration blame Assad? 8 9 +372 3 The Obama administration has blamed the attack on Assad . blamed the attack on Assad How did Assad respond to the blame? 4 9 +372 3 The Obama administration has blamed the attack on Assad . blamed is it correct to blame? 4 5 +372 4 The evidence against Assad was described over the weekend as common sense by White House Chief of Staff Denis McDonough on CNN ' s " State of the Union " . common Why would \"common sense\" be considered to be evidence? 10 11 +372 4 The evidence against Assad was described over the weekend as common sense by White House Chief of Staff Denis McDonough on CNN ' s " State of the Union " . evidence against Assad What was the evidence against Assad? 1 4 +372 4 The evidence against Assad was described over the weekend as common sense by White House Chief of Staff Denis McDonough on CNN ' s " State of the Union " . was is it not actually common sense? 4 5 +372 5 " The material was used in the eastern suburbs of Damascus that have been controlled by the opposition for some time , " he said . controlled How does he know that the material was used in Damascus? 14 15 +372 5 " The material was used in the eastern suburbs of Damascus that have been controlled by the opposition for some time , " he said . controlled by the opposition Who is the leader of the opposition? 14 18 +372 5 " The material was used in the eastern suburbs of Damascus that have been controlled by the opposition for some time , " he said . Damascus is that the capital? 10 11 +373 1 CHICAGO - The NFL ' s concussion lawsuit was settled Thursday , but to get an idea of the confusion that still envelops the subject of football safety , consider the Guardian . consider the Guardian Who is the guardian? 29 32 +373 1 CHICAGO - The NFL ' s concussion lawsuit was settled Thursday , but to get an idea of the confusion that still envelops the subject of football safety , consider the Guardian . concussion lawsuit was settled What was this concussion lawsuit about? 6 10 +373 1 CHICAGO - The NFL ' s concussion lawsuit was settled Thursday , but to get an idea of the confusion that still envelops the subject of football safety , consider the Guardian . concussion lawsuit which lawsuit? 6 8 +373 3 It has been on the market for two years , and while it doesn ' t promise to prevent concussions , Elmhurst College players who wear the shell during practice say it has made a big difference . has made a big difference What kind of difference? 32 37 +373 3 It has been on the market for two years , and while it doesn ' t promise to prevent concussions , Elmhurst College players who wear the shell during practice say it has made a big difference . say it has made a big difference How do these players know that the helmet makes a difference? 30 37 +373 3 It has been on the market for two years , and while it doesn ' t promise to prevent concussions , Elmhurst College players who wear the shell during practice say it has made a big difference . Elmhurst College players where is that? 21 24 +373 4 " It gets rid of those little small hits you get in practice that kind of turn your eyes green a little bit , " said defensive end Nick Spracklen , 20 . turn your eyes green What does turn your eyes green refer too exactly? 16 20 +373 4 " It gets rid of those little small hits you get in practice that kind of turn your eyes green a little bit , " said defensive end Nick Spracklen , 20 . eyes green why does that happen? 18 20 +374 1 CUPERTINO , Calif . ( AP ) - For the first time since introducing the device that changed cellphones forever , Apple will offer two distinct versions of the latest iPhones - a cheaper one made of plastic and another that aims to be " the gold standard of smartphones " and reads your fingerprint . " the gold standard of smartphones " What is the gold standard of phones? 44 51 +374 1 CUPERTINO , Calif . ( AP ) - For the first time since introducing the device that changed cellphones forever , Apple will offer two distinct versions of the latest iPhones - a cheaper one made of plastic and another that aims to be " the gold standard of smartphones " and reads your fingerprint . two distinct versions of the latest iPhones was it successful? 24 31 +374 1 CUPERTINO , Calif . ( AP ) - For the first time since introducing the device that changed cellphones forever , Apple will offer two distinct versions of the latest iPhones - a cheaper one made of plastic and another that aims to be " the gold standard of smartphones " and reads your fingerprint . cheaper one made of plastic Is the only difference that it's made of plastic? 33 38 +374 2 Apple unveiled the latest iPhone models , available on Sept . 20 , during an event at its Cupertino , Calif . , headquarters . Cupertino , Calif is it northern california? 18 21 +374 3 The move comes as the company tries to fend off Samsung and other competitors that want to challenge Apple in the competitive smartphone market . and other competitors Which other competitors? 11 14 +374 3 The move comes as the company tries to fend off Samsung and other competitors that want to challenge Apple in the competitive smartphone market . competitors who are the competitors? 13 14 +374 3 The move comes as the company tries to fend off Samsung and other competitors that want to challenge Apple in the competitive smartphone market . tries to fend off Samsung Why would making a cheaper phone help them compete with Samsung? 6 11 +374 4 The lower - cost iPhone 5C is expected to help boost sales in China and other areas where people don ' t have as much money to spend on new gadgets as they do in the U . S . and Europe . and other areas Where are the other areas? 14 17 +374 4 The lower - cost iPhone 5C is expected to help boost sales in China and other areas where people don ' t have as much money to spend on new gadgets as they do in the U . S . and Europe . China china doesnt have money? 13 14 +374 4 The lower - cost iPhone 5C is expected to help boost sales in China and other areas where people don ' t have as much money to spend on new gadgets as they do in the U . S . and Europe . expected to help boost sales in China Does this apply to countries in Africa and other parts of Asia? 7 14 +374 5 Research firm Gartner Inc . estimates that Apple had a 14 . 4 percent share of the world ' s smartphone market in the second quarter of this year , No . 14 . 4 percent share of the world ' s smartphone What are the other company's shares? 10 21 +375 1 WASHINGTON ( AP ) - President Barack Obama said in a nationally televised address Tuesday night that recent diplomatic steps offer " the potential to remove the threat of chemical weapons " inside Syria without the use of force , but he also insisted the U . S . military will keep the pressure on President Bashar Assad " and be ready to respond " if other measures fail . if other measures fail what other measures 65 69 +375 1 WASHINGTON ( AP ) - President Barack Obama said in a nationally televised address Tuesday night that recent diplomatic steps offer " the potential to remove the threat of chemical weapons " inside Syria without the use of force , but he also insisted the U . S . military will keep the pressure on President Bashar Assad " and be ready to respond " if other measures fail . ready to respond " how will they respond? 61 65 +375 1 WASHINGTON ( AP ) - President Barack Obama said in a nationally televised address Tuesday night that recent diplomatic steps offer " the potential to remove the threat of chemical weapons " inside Syria without the use of force , but he also insisted the U . S . military will keep the pressure on President Bashar Assad " and be ready to respond " if other measures fail . recent diplomatic steps What were the recent diplomatic steps? 17 20 +375 2 Speaking from the East Room of the White House , Obama said he had asked congressional leaders to postpone a vote on legislation he has been seeking to authorize the use of military force against Syria . postpone Why did he want to postpone the vote on legislation 18 19 +375 2 Speaking from the East Room of the White House , Obama said he had asked congressional leaders to postpone a vote on legislation he has been seeking to authorize the use of military force against Syria . he had asked congressional leaders Who are the congressional leaders? 12 17 +375 2 Speaking from the East Room of the White House , Obama said he had asked congressional leaders to postpone a vote on legislation he has been seeking to authorize the use of military force against Syria . East Room where is that located? 3 5 +375 3 Acknowledging the weariness the nation feels after a decade of war in Iraq and Afghanistan , Obama said , " America is not the world ' s policeman " . world ' s policeman " who is then? 24 29 +375 4 And yet , he added , " When with modest effort and risk we can stop children from being gassed to death and thereby make our own children safer over the long run , I believe we should act . children safer How will this make our own children safer? 27 29 +375 5 That ' s what makes America different . different What makes America different? 6 7 +375 5 That ' s what makes America different . America different . Why does it make America different? 5 8 +376 2 " Most of the students love the language . " Most of the students Why only most? What do the other ones not? 0 5 +376 2 " Most of the students love the language . language why do they love it? 7 8 +376 2 " Most of the students love the language . love the language What language do they love? 5 8 +376 3 They think the language is amazing , " Xu said . Xu said does xu like that? 8 10 +376 4 He said he ' d explained to his class that Chinese characters were an indispensable part of Chinese tradition : " I tell them if you want to learn real Chinese , you have to learn how to write Chinese characters " . real Chinese , Is there a fake Chinese? 29 32 +376 5 That will take a lot of memorization and practice , but Xu ' s students already have a good start . a good start how long have they been learning? 17 20 +377 1 COLORADO SPRINGS , Colo . - In an unprecedented backlash , two state lawmakers who helped stiffen Colorado ' s gun laws were ousted Tuesday in a recall that turned into a nationally watched referendum on gun control . nationally watched referendum on gun control When did this take place? 32 38 +377 1 COLORADO SPRINGS , Colo . - In an unprecedented backlash , two state lawmakers who helped stiffen Colorado ' s gun laws were ousted Tuesday in a recall that turned into a nationally watched referendum on gun control . two state lawmakers Which two state lawmakers? 11 14 +377 1 COLORADO SPRINGS , Colo . - In an unprecedented backlash , two state lawmakers who helped stiffen Colorado ' s gun laws were ousted Tuesday in a recall that turned into a nationally watched referendum on gun control . ousted Why were they ousted? 23 24 +377 2 Colorado Senate President John Morse , who shepherded the legislation to passage , was defeated on a 51 percent - 49 percent vote . was defeated on a 51 percent - 49 percent vote When was he defeated? 13 23 +377 2 Colorado Senate President John Morse , who shepherded the legislation to passage , was defeated on a 51 percent - 49 percent vote . 51 percent - 49 percent was it really close? 17 22 +377 3 Sen . Angela Giron of Pueblo , a fellow Democrat who voted in favor of the measures , lost 56 percent to 44 percent . lost 56 percent to 44 percent Why did she lose so badly? 18 24 +377 4 They were replaced by Republicans who opposed the new restrictions . by Republicans Who are these Republicans? 3 5 +377 4 They were replaced by Republicans who opposed the new restrictions . Republicans which republicans? 4 5 +377 5 The recall was the first in the 100 years since Colorado adopted the constitutional provision and grew out of sweeping measures passed last winter after mass shootings at a school in Newtown , Conn . , and at a movie theater in Aurora , outside Denver . movie theater in Aurora , outside Denver How many victims? How did the shooting occur? 39 46 +377 5 The recall was the first in the 100 years since Colorado adopted the constitutional provision and grew out of sweeping measures passed last winter after mass shootings at a school in Newtown , Conn . , and at a movie theater in Aurora , outside Denver . movie theater which theater? 39 41 +378 1 MIAMI - The drone , a powerful but controversial weapon against terrorism , is about to take on a new and seemingly inexhaustible enemy : the black salt marsh mosquito . black salt marsh mosquito what is the black salt marsh mosquito? 26 30 +378 1 MIAMI - The drone , a powerful but controversial weapon against terrorism , is about to take on a new and seemingly inexhaustible enemy : the black salt marsh mosquito . black salt marsh mosquito . How is a drone going to take on a mosquito? 26 31 +378 1 MIAMI - The drone , a powerful but controversial weapon against terrorism , is about to take on a new and seemingly inexhaustible enemy : the black salt marsh mosquito . controversial WHY IS IT CONTROVERSIAL? 8 9 +378 1 MIAMI - The drone , a powerful but controversial weapon against terrorism , is about to take on a new and seemingly inexhaustible enemy : the black salt marsh mosquito . controversial Why is it controversial?\n 8 9 +378 1 MIAMI - The drone , a powerful but controversial weapon against terrorism , is about to take on a new and seemingly inexhaustible enemy : the black salt marsh mosquito . powerful How powerful is it?\n 6 7 +378 1 MIAMI - The drone , a powerful but controversial weapon against terrorism , is about to take on a new and seemingly inexhaustible enemy : the black salt marsh mosquito . inexhaustible Why is it inexhaustible? 22 23 +378 2 Seeking a high - tech edge in the daily battle to beat back the swarms , the Florida Keys Mosquito Control District on Monday will begin testing a next - generation drone developed by a small Gainesville robotics company . Florida Keys Mosquito Control District who are the florida keys mosquito control district? 17 22 +378 2 Seeking a high - tech edge in the daily battle to beat back the swarms , the Florida Keys Mosquito Control District on Monday will begin testing a next - generation drone developed by a small Gainesville robotics company . beat back the swarms , Why are black swarms so bad in Florida? 11 16 +378 2 Seeking a high - tech edge in the daily battle to beat back the swarms , the Florida Keys Mosquito Control District on Monday will begin testing a next - generation drone developed by a small Gainesville robotics company . next - generation drone WHY IS IT NEXT GENERATION? 28 32 +378 2 Seeking a high - tech edge in the daily battle to beat back the swarms , the Florida Keys Mosquito Control District on Monday will begin testing a next - generation drone developed by a small Gainesville robotics company . swarms , How big are the swarms? 14 16 +378 2 Seeking a high - tech edge in the daily battle to beat back the swarms , the Florida Keys Mosquito Control District on Monday will begin testing a next - generation drone developed by a small Gainesville robotics company . Gainesville Who is Gainesville? 36 37 +378 3 The drone , about half the size of ospreys commonly seen in the Keys , won ' t be equipped to spray or blast bugs . ospreys what is an ospreys? 8 9 +378 3 The drone , about half the size of ospreys commonly seen in the Keys , won ' t be equipped to spray or blast bugs . won ' t be equipped to spray or blast bugs . Why won't IS be equipped to spray or blast bugs? 15 26 +378 3 The drone , about half the size of ospreys commonly seen in the Keys , won ' t be equipped to spray or blast bugs . spray or blast bugs Why can't it spray or blast? 21 25 +378 3 The drone , about half the size of ospreys commonly seen in the Keys , won ' t be equipped to spray or blast bugs . size How big are ospreys? 6 7 +378 4 It will be rigged with a thermal camera designed to survey difficult - to - access mangrove jungles that are breeding grounds for the marsh mosquito , the most prolific biter in the island chain . rigged with a thermal camera How long will the drones be able to last on one battery? 3 8 +378 4 It will be rigged with a thermal camera designed to survey difficult - to - access mangrove jungles that are breeding grounds for the marsh mosquito , the most prolific biter in the island chain . prolific biter How prolific do they bite? 29 31 +378 4 It will be rigged with a thermal camera designed to survey difficult - to - access mangrove jungles that are breeding grounds for the marsh mosquito , the most prolific biter in the island chain . thermal camera How do thermal cameras work? 6 8 +378 5 If the bird - size eye in the sky can accurately detect shallow pools where mosquitoes grow from tiny larval worms to buzzing blood - suckers in just days , it could save mosquito - fighters time , effort and money , said Michael Doyle , the district ' s executive director . district ' s executive director WHAT DISTRICT? 47 52 +378 5 If the bird - size eye in the sky can accurately detect shallow pools where mosquitoes grow from tiny larval worms to buzzing blood - suckers in just days , it could save mosquito - fighters time , effort and money , said Michael Doyle , the district ' s executive director . bird - size eye WHAY IS THE BIRD SIZE EYE? 2 6 +378 5 If the bird - size eye in the sky can accurately detect shallow pools where mosquitoes grow from tiny larval worms to buzzing blood - suckers in just days , it could save mosquito - fighters time , effort and money , said Michael Doyle , the district ' s executive director . save mosquito - fighters time , effort and money , How can drones save money? 32 42 +378 5 If the bird - size eye in the sky can accurately detect shallow pools where mosquitoes grow from tiny larval worms to buzzing blood - suckers in just days , it could save mosquito - fighters time , effort and money , said Michael Doyle , the district ' s executive director . accurately detect How do they accurately detect? 10 12 +379 1 MEXICO CITY - Mexico ' s president , taking aim at sugary drinks as a public health issue , is asking Congress to impose a tax on sugar - sweetened beverages . issue , Is the issue obesity, or a different health issue? 17 19 +379 1 MEXICO CITY - Mexico ' s president , taking aim at sugary drinks as a public health issue , is asking Congress to impose a tax on sugar - sweetened beverages . public health issue , What is Mexico's presidents' health issue?\n 15 19 +379 1 MEXICO CITY - Mexico ' s president , taking aim at sugary drinks as a public health issue , is asking Congress to impose a tax on sugar - sweetened beverages . taking aim at sugary drinks Why is the president taking aim at sugary drinks? 8 13 +379 1 MEXICO CITY - Mexico ' s president , taking aim at sugary drinks as a public health issue , is asking Congress to impose a tax on sugar - sweetened beverages . taking aim at sugary drinks Why is he taking aim at sugary drinks? 8 13 +379 2 If the legislature passes the proposed tax , Mexicans would pay an extra peso ( 7 . 6 cents ) for every liter of soft drinks , sports drinks or sugary beverage they buy . tax , Does taxing statistically thwart purchases in that area? 6 8 +379 3 Mexico has the highest rate of obesity of any country with 100 million or more residents , according to a United Nations report issued over the summer , and the incidence of diabetes is soaring , taking 70 , 000 lives a year . highest rate of obesity What is the rate of obesity? 3 7 +379 3 Mexico has the highest rate of obesity of any country with 100 million or more residents , according to a United Nations report issued over the summer , and the incidence of diabetes is soaring , taking 70 , 000 lives a year . Mexico has the highest rate of obesity Why is the obesity rate so high in Mexico? 0 7 +379 4 President Enrique Pena Nieto included the soda tax in an announcement Sunday night of a sweeping tax overhaul designed to collect more revenue , broaden a social safety net and create what his finance secretary called " a fairer , simpler and more transparent " tax code . collect more revenue Collect more revenue for what?\n 20 23 +379 4 President Enrique Pena Nieto included the soda tax in an announcement Sunday night of a sweeping tax overhaul designed to collect more revenue , broaden a social safety net and create what his finance secretary called " a fairer , simpler and more transparent " tax code . " a fairer , simpler and more transparent " How will the tax code by fairer? 36 45 +379 4 President Enrique Pena Nieto included the soda tax in an announcement Sunday night of a sweeping tax overhaul designed to collect more revenue , broaden a social safety net and create what his finance secretary called " a fairer , simpler and more transparent " tax code . fairer , simpler and more transparent " How is the new tax code fairer and simpler? 38 45 +379 5 The proposal calls for the tax to be imposed on " flavored beverages as well as concentrates , powders , syrups , essences or flavor extracts " . " flavored What beverages fall under the flavored category? 10 12 +379 5 The proposal calls for the tax to be imposed on " flavored beverages as well as concentrates , powders , syrups , essences or flavor extracts " . The proposal What proposal?\n 0 2 +380 1 NEW DELHI - The Jariwal household could barely contain its joy on a recent weekday afternoon as family members prepared for their oldest daughter ' s wedding : The invitations had been delivered , a venue chosen , hotel reservations made . Jariwal Of what ethnicity is the family? 4 5 +380 1 NEW DELHI - The Jariwal household could barely contain its joy on a recent weekday afternoon as family members prepared for their oldest daughter ' s wedding : The invitations had been delivered , a venue chosen , hotel reservations made . oldest daughter ' s How old is the daughter? 22 26 +380 1 NEW DELHI - The Jariwal household could barely contain its joy on a recent weekday afternoon as family members prepared for their oldest daughter ' s wedding : The invitations had been delivered , a venue chosen , hotel reservations made . venue chosen , What is the chosen venue? 35 38 +380 1 NEW DELHI - The Jariwal household could barely contain its joy on a recent weekday afternoon as family members prepared for their oldest daughter ' s wedding : The invitations had been delivered , a venue chosen , hotel reservations made . hotel reservations What is the name of the hotel? 38 40 +380 2 But there was the gold problem . Gold is far more than just a nice thing to wear at Indian weddings . gold problem what is a gold problem? 4 6 +380 2 But there was the gold problem . Gold is far more than just a nice thing to wear at Indian weddings . gold problem Why is gold so important to Indian weddings? 4 6 +380 2 But there was the gold problem . Gold is far more than just a nice thing to wear at Indian weddings . gold problem What is the gold problem specifically? 4 6 +380 2 But there was the gold problem . Gold is far more than just a nice thing to wear at Indian weddings . Indian weddings they wear gold there? 19 21 +380 3 It ' s a key element of the religion and culture in a country that consumes 20 percent of global production of the metal . religion Why is gold a key element of the Indian religion? 8 9 +380 3 It ' s a key element of the religion and culture in a country that consumes 20 percent of global production of the metal . key element What makes gold the key element? 4 6 +380 3 It ' s a key element of the religion and culture in a country that consumes 20 percent of global production of the metal . 20 percent What country consumes the majority of global production? 16 18 +380 3 It ' s a key element of the religion and culture in a country that consumes 20 percent of global production of the metal . 20 percent of global why do they consume so much? 16 20 +380 4 In India it is status symbol , sign of respect , inflation hedge , repository of emergency savings and , of course , something to make the bride shine . repository Do they trade gold with banks or with others in the family? 14 15 +380 4 In India it is status symbol , sign of respect , inflation hedge , repository of emergency savings and , of course , something to make the bride shine . status symbol , Has it always been a status symbol? 4 7 +380 4 In India it is status symbol , sign of respect , inflation hedge , repository of emergency savings and , of course , something to make the bride shine . inflation hedge , what does this mean? 11 14 +380 5 But the nation ' s swooning economy , marked by a sharp drop in its currency in recent weeks , has pushed gold prices sharply higher , pain that ' s been compounded by a government decision to increase import duties on precious metals to 10 percent from 4 percent . currency What kind of currency is used in India? 15 16 +380 5 But the nation ' s swooning economy , marked by a sharp drop in its currency in recent weeks , has pushed gold prices sharply higher , pain that ' s been compounded by a government decision to increase import duties on precious metals to 10 percent from 4 percent . sharp drop How sharp of a drop? 11 13 +380 5 But the nation ' s swooning economy , marked by a sharp drop in its currency in recent weeks , has pushed gold prices sharply higher , pain that ' s been compounded by a government decision to increase import duties on precious metals to 10 percent from 4 percent . sharply higher , How much higher? 24 27 +380 5 But the nation ' s swooning economy , marked by a sharp drop in its currency in recent weeks , has pushed gold prices sharply higher , pain that ' s been compounded by a government decision to increase import duties on precious metals to 10 percent from 4 percent . 10 percent from 4 percent . Why was the decision made on 10%? 45 51 +381 1 He invoked God , the pope and the rule of law , and recalled a time when the United States and Russia were allies " and defeated the Nazis together " . the rule of law , How did he invoke the rule of law? 7 12 +381 1 He invoked God , the pope and the rule of law , and recalled a time when the United States and Russia were allies " and defeated the Nazis together " . were allies When were the United States and Russia allies? 22 24 +381 2 But don ' t think for a moment that Vladimir Putin has lost his edge . lost his edge Why hasn't Vladimir Putin lost his edge? 12 15 +381 2 But don ' t think for a moment that Vladimir Putin has lost his edge . has lost his edge Why hasn't Vladimir Putin lost his edge? 11 15 +381 3 In a bluntly worded commentary published in Thursday ' s New York Times , the Russian president castigated the idea of American " exceptionalism , " essentially called the United States an international bully and said he " carefully studied " President Barack Obama ' s speech Tuesday on Syria , and determined that he disagreed with it . determined that he disagreed Why did Putin disagree with the speech? 52 56 +381 3 In a bluntly worded commentary published in Thursday ' s New York Times , the Russian president castigated the idea of American " exceptionalism , " essentially called the United States an international bully and said he " carefully studied " President Barack Obama ' s speech Tuesday on Syria , and determined that he disagreed with it . the idea of American " exceptionalism , " What does American exceptionalism mean? 18 26 +381 3 In a bluntly worded commentary published in Thursday ' s New York Times , the Russian president castigated the idea of American " exceptionalism , " essentially called the United States an international bully and said he " carefully studied " President Barack Obama ' s speech Tuesday on Syria , and determined that he disagreed with it . international bully Why is America a bully to others on an international level, according to Putin? 32 34 +381 3 In a bluntly worded commentary published in Thursday ' s New York Times , the Russian president castigated the idea of American " exceptionalism , " essentially called the United States an international bully and said he " carefully studied " President Barack Obama ' s speech Tuesday on Syria , and determined that he disagreed with it . he disagreed with it Why did he disagree with President Obama's speech? 54 58 +381 4 Still , Putin said his " working and personal relationship with President Obama is marked by growing trust , " and he welcomed Obama ' s willingness to work with Russia on a plan to place Syria ' s chemical weapons under international control . marked by growing trust , " How has this trust between the two leaders grown recently? 14 20 +381 4 Still , Putin said his " working and personal relationship with President Obama is marked by growing trust , " and he welcomed Obama ' s willingness to work with Russia on a plan to place Syria ' s chemical weapons under international control . welcomed Obama ' s willingness to work with Russia Why is Obama willing to work with Russia now? 22 31 +381 5 " If we can avoid force against Syria , this will improve the atmosphere in international affairs and strengthen mutual trust , " he wrote . avoid force against Syria , Why does he want to avoid force against Syria? 4 9 +381 5 " If we can avoid force against Syria , this will improve the atmosphere in international affairs and strengthen mutual trust , " he wrote . improve the atmosphere How will avoiding forces with Syria improve the atmosphere in international affairs? 11 14 +381 5 " If we can avoid force against Syria , this will improve the atmosphere in international affairs and strengthen mutual trust , " he wrote . will improve the atmosphere How will it improve the atmosphere? 10 14 +382 1 GENEVA - The United States and Russia on Saturday reached an agreement to eliminate Syria ' s chemical weapons , giving President Bashar al - Assad one week to reveal what kind of weapons his country has and where they are being kept . being how do they know he has chemical weapons? 41 42 +382 1 GENEVA - The United States and Russia on Saturday reached an agreement to eliminate Syria ' s chemical weapons , giving President Bashar al - Assad one week to reveal what kind of weapons his country has and where they are being kept . kind of weapons Why does the U.S. and Russia care what kinds of weapons Syria has? 31 34 +382 2 The agreement also calls for what one U . S . official called an " ambitious " timeline for dealing with Syria ' s chemical weapons , setting a November deadline for eliminating that country ' s ability to manufacture and mix the weapons and calling for the destruction of all materials that could be used to make such weapons by the middle of next year . " ambitious " is it too quick? 14 17 +382 2 The agreement also calls for what one U . S . official called an " ambitious " timeline for dealing with Syria ' s chemical weapons , setting a November deadline for eliminating that country ' s ability to manufacture and mix the weapons and calling for the destruction of all materials that could be used to make such weapons by the middle of next year . " ambitious " timeline Why is the timeline of the agreement \"ambitious\"? 14 18 +382 2 The agreement also calls for what one U . S . official called an " ambitious " timeline for dealing with Syria ' s chemical weapons , setting a November deadline for eliminating that country ' s ability to manufacture and mix the weapons and calling for the destruction of all materials that could be used to make such weapons by the middle of next year . " ambitious " Why is it ambitious? 14 17 +382 3 Under the agreement , inspectors from the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons , the international body that monitors compliance with chemical weapons bans , would have " immediate and unfettered access to inspect any and all sites in Syria " . unfettered definition of this word? 31 32 +382 3 Under the agreement , inspectors from the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons , the international body that monitors compliance with chemical weapons bans , would have " immediate and unfettered access to inspect any and all sites in Syria " . inspectors How would the inspectors inspect the Syrian sites? 4 5 +382 3 Under the agreement , inspectors from the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons , the international body that monitors compliance with chemical weapons bans , would have " immediate and unfettered access to inspect any and all sites in Syria " . inspectors What government are the inspectors from? 4 5 +382 4 Their initial inspections are to be completed in November . November which year? 8 9 +382 5 President Barack Obama welcomed the U . S . - Russian agreement , calling it an " important , concrete step " toward the goal of destroying the weapons . " important , concrete step " How is the agreement an important, concrete step? 16 22 +382 5 President Barack Obama welcomed the U . S . - Russian agreement , calling it an " important , concrete step " toward the goal of destroying the weapons . concrete step " Why is it only a concrete step? 19 22 +383 1 After 36 years of space travel and months of heated debate among scientists , NASA confirmed Thursday that Voyager 1 has indeed left our solar system and had entered interstellar space more than a year ago . months of heated debate among scientists , Who are the scientists? 7 14 +383 1 After 36 years of space travel and months of heated debate among scientists , NASA confirmed Thursday that Voyager 1 has indeed left our solar system and had entered interstellar space more than a year ago . debate Why was there debate among scientists? 10 11 +383 1 After 36 years of space travel and months of heated debate among scientists , NASA confirmed Thursday that Voyager 1 has indeed left our solar system and had entered interstellar space more than a year ago . heated debate Why was there months of heated debate? 9 11 +383 1 After 36 years of space travel and months of heated debate among scientists , NASA confirmed Thursday that Voyager 1 has indeed left our solar system and had entered interstellar space more than a year ago . Voyager 1 What is Voyager 1? 18 20 +383 2 " Voyager has boldly gone where no probe has gone before , marking one of the most significant technological achievements in the annals of the history of science , " said John Grunsfeld , NASA ' s associate administrator for the Science Mission Directorate . boldly How can a probe be bold? 3 4 +383 3 At a Thursday news conference in Washington , officials said the belated confirmation was based on new " key " evidence involving space plasma density . space plasma density How does space plasma density figure into the evidence? 22 25 +383 3 At a Thursday news conference in Washington , officials said the belated confirmation was based on new " key " evidence involving space plasma density . new " key " evidence What was the new evidence? 16 21 +383 3 At a Thursday news conference in Washington , officials said the belated confirmation was based on new " key " evidence involving space plasma density . space plasma density How can space plasma density predict the location of a probe? 22 25 +383 4 The evidence was outlined in a paper published online Thursday in the journal Science . evidence What evidence was outlined? 1 2 +383 5 Lead author Don Gurnett , an Iowa State plasma physicist and a Voyager project scientist , said the data showed conclusively that Voyager 1 had exited the heliopause - the bubble of hot , energetic particles that surrounds our sun and planets - and entered into a region of cold , dark space called the interstellar medium . interstellar medium Is that inside or outside the Oort Cloud? 55 57 +383 5 Lead author Don Gurnett , an Iowa State plasma physicist and a Voyager project scientist , said the data showed conclusively that Voyager 1 had exited the heliopause - the bubble of hot , energetic particles that surrounds our sun and planets - and entered into a region of cold , dark space called the interstellar medium . interstellar medium Can the probe communicate with earth outside of our solar system? 55 57 +384 1 WASHINGTON - A former Navy man launched an attack Monday morning inside a building at the Washington Navy Yard , spraying gunfire on office workers in the cafeteria and in the hallway at the heavily secured installation , authorities said . spraying gunfire Why did this man do this? 20 22 +384 1 WASHINGTON - A former Navy man launched an attack Monday morning inside a building at the Washington Navy Yard , spraying gunfire on office workers in the cafeteria and in the hallway at the heavily secured installation , authorities said . heavily secured installation , How did the man get guns into a heavily secured installation? 34 38 +384 1 WASHINGTON - A former Navy man launched an attack Monday morning inside a building at the Washington Navy Yard , spraying gunfire on office workers in the cafeteria and in the hallway at the heavily secured installation , authorities said . launched an attack Why did the man launch the attack? 6 9 +384 2 Thirteen people were killed , including the gunman . including the gunman Why was he suicidal? 5 8 +384 2 Thirteen people were killed , including the gunman . the gunman how was he killed? 6 8 +384 3 Investigators said they had not established a motive for the shooting rampage , which unfolded in the heart of the nation ' s capital , less than four miles from the White House . Investigators Who are the investigators? 0 1 +384 3 Investigators said they had not established a motive for the shooting rampage , which unfolded in the heart of the nation ' s capital , less than four miles from the White House . four miles in which direction? 27 29 +384 4 As for whether it may have been a terrorist attack , Mayor Vincent Gray said : " We don ' t have any reason to think that at this stage " . Mayor I can't say that this is a good sentence but I don't think anything needs clarifying 11 12 +385 1 SEATTLE - When Curtis Morrison moved to Seattle from the Northern Cheyenne Reservation in Montana , he found himself homeless , facing legal problems and in need of medicine to treat his depression . Montana , he found himself homeless , facing why was he homeless? 14 22 +385 1 SEATTLE - When Curtis Morrison moved to Seattle from the Northern Cheyenne Reservation in Montana , he found himself homeless , facing legal problems and in need of medicine to treat his depression . he found himself homeless , Why did Morrison become homeless? 16 21 +385 1 SEATTLE - When Curtis Morrison moved to Seattle from the Northern Cheyenne Reservation in Montana , he found himself homeless , facing legal problems and in need of medicine to treat his depression . facing legal problems Why was Curtis Morrison facing legal problems? 21 24 +385 1 SEATTLE - When Curtis Morrison moved to Seattle from the Northern Cheyenne Reservation in Montana , he found himself homeless , facing legal problems and in need of medicine to treat his depression . homeless , Why did Curtis Morrison decide to move to Seattle? 19 21 +385 1 SEATTLE - When Curtis Morrison moved to Seattle from the Northern Cheyenne Reservation in Montana , he found himself homeless , facing legal problems and in need of medicine to treat his depression . facing How did Curtis Morrison become homeless? 21 22 +385 2 He says he found help at the Chief Seattle Club , which eased the often difficult transition from living on the reservation to life in a large city . he found help at the Chief Seattle Club , What kind of help did the Club offer? 2 11 +385 2 He says he found help at the Chief Seattle Club , which eased the often difficult transition from living on the reservation to life in a large city . difficult transition How is it a difficult transition from life on a reservation to city life? 15 17 +385 2 He says he found help at the Chief Seattle Club , which eased the often difficult transition from living on the reservation to life in a large city . help How did he know that the Chief Seattle Club would be able to help him? 4 5 +385 2 He says he found help at the Chief Seattle Club , which eased the often difficult transition from living on the reservation to life in a large city . eased How did the Chief Seattle Club help Curtis? 12 13 +385 3 He ' s sober now and credits the club ' s Urban Indian Legal Clinic with helping him obtain the medication he needed for his depression and for helping him find housing . helping him obtain the medication How did the Club assist Morrison in getting medication? 16 21 +385 3 He ' s sober now and credits the club ' s Urban Indian Legal Clinic with helping him obtain the medication he needed for his depression and for helping him find housing . sober Is him not being able to stay sober what caused him to become homeless? 3 4 +385 4 " Other places didn ' t know what I was talking about , and nothing would happen , " said Morrison , 45 . " Other places what other places? 0 3 +385 4 " Other places didn ' t know what I was talking about , and nothing would happen , " said Morrison , 45 . what What is Morrison talking about? 7 8 +385 4 " Other places didn ' t know what I was talking about , and nothing would happen , " said Morrison , 45 . talking What didn't other places understand or know? 10 11 +385 5 " It was hard , but I have opportunities and a new beginning " . I have opportunities What kind of opportunities does Morrison have? 6 9 +385 5 " It was hard , but I have opportunities and a new beginning " . hard , How was it hard? 3 5 +386 1 ROME - The Costa Concordia is set to be removed from the shoreline of the Italian island of Giglio by mid - 2014 , experts said Tuesday , after the wrecked cruise liner was successfully pried from the rocks it had been wedged against for the last 20 months . experts said Tuesday , Who are the experts? 24 28 +386 1 ROME - The Costa Concordia is set to be removed from the shoreline of the Italian island of Giglio by mid - 2014 , experts said Tuesday , after the wrecked cruise liner was successfully pried from the rocks it had been wedged against for the last 20 months . 20 months Why did it take 20 months to pry the wreckage from the rocks? 47 49 +386 1 ROME - The Costa Concordia is set to be removed from the shoreline of the Italian island of Giglio by mid - 2014 , experts said Tuesday , after the wrecked cruise liner was successfully pried from the rocks it had been wedged against for the last 20 months . rocks it had been wedged against How did it end up wedged in the rocks? 38 44 +386 2 The operation to straighten the 300 - meter , 114 , 000 - ton vessel by 65 degrees took 19 hours . 19 hours is that short or long? 19 21 +386 4 " I am relieved and I am a bit tired . relieved who said this? 3 4 +386 4 " I am relieved and I am a bit tired . " I am relieved Who is relieved? 0 4 +386 5 I will have a beer and go to sleep . beer what kind of beer? 4 5 +386 5 I will have a beer and go to sleep . I will Who will have a beer? 0 2 +386 5 I will have a beer and go to sleep . beer Why have a beer? 4 5 +387 1 It ' s a lot more complicated than selling picks and shovels to gold miners , but the idea ' s the same . the idea ' s What is the idea? 17 21 +387 1 It ' s a lot more complicated than selling picks and shovels to gold miners , but the idea ' s the same . It ' s a lot more complicated What is more complicated? 0 7 +387 1 It ' s a lot more complicated than selling picks and shovels to gold miners , but the idea ' s the same . complicated Why is it complicated? 6 7 +387 1 It ' s a lot more complicated than selling picks and shovels to gold miners , but the idea ' s the same . idea ' s What is the idea it is the same as? 18 21 +387 1 It ' s a lot more complicated than selling picks and shovels to gold miners , but the idea ' s the same . the idea ' s the same What is the idea? 17 23 +387 1 It ' s a lot more complicated than selling picks and shovels to gold miners , but the idea ' s the same . It ' s a lot more complicated What is a lot more complicated? 0 7 +387 2 As airplane manufacturers Boeing and Airbus , as well as their emerging challengers , charge into a new world where wings and jet bodies are built from carbon - fiber composites rather than metal , only a few suppliers can provide the key tools they all need . key tools What are the key tools? 42 44 +387 2 As airplane manufacturers Boeing and Airbus , as well as their emerging challengers , charge into a new world where wings and jet bodies are built from carbon - fiber composites rather than metal , only a few suppliers can provide the key tools they all need . only a few suppliers Who are these suppliers? 35 39 +387 2 As airplane manufacturers Boeing and Airbus , as well as their emerging challengers , charge into a new world where wings and jet bodies are built from carbon - fiber composites rather than metal , only a few suppliers can provide the key tools they all need . challengers , Who are the challengers? 12 14 +387 2 As airplane manufacturers Boeing and Airbus , as well as their emerging challengers , charge into a new world where wings and jet bodies are built from carbon - fiber composites rather than metal , only a few suppliers can provide the key tools they all need . suppliers What suppliers are able to provide the tools? 38 39 +387 3 Elite engineering firm Electroimpact of Mukilteo , Wash . , is perfecting sophisticated robotic technology to secure its premier place among those toolmakers . robotic technology What can the technology do? 13 15 +387 3 Elite engineering firm Electroimpact of Mukilteo , Wash . , is perfecting sophisticated robotic technology to secure its premier place among those toolmakers . sophisticated robotic technology How does this robot technology help? 12 15 +387 3 Elite engineering firm Electroimpact of Mukilteo , Wash . , is perfecting sophisticated robotic technology to secure its premier place among those toolmakers . toolmakers Who are the other toolmakers? 22 23 +387 3 Elite engineering firm Electroimpact of Mukilteo , Wash . , is perfecting sophisticated robotic technology to secure its premier place among those toolmakers . Elite engineering firm Electroimpact What specific tools/services does Electroimpact provide that place it at the upper echelons of robotic technology? 0 4 +387 4 Inside a building just west of Paine Field in Everett , Wash . , one of the industry ' s most advanced machines for laying down carbon composites zipped back and forth recently across a spinning drum , laying down half - inch - wide ribbons of black fiber as it demonstrated how it can build up a contoured section of airplane fuselage at a dizzying speed . fuselage at a dizzying speed How long does it take the machine to build up a contoured section of the airplaine? 62 67 +387 4 Inside a building just west of Paine Field in Everett , Wash . , one of the industry ' s most advanced machines for laying down carbon composites zipped back and forth recently across a spinning drum , laying down half - inch - wide ribbons of black fiber as it demonstrated how it can build up a contoured section of airplane fuselage at a dizzying speed . laying down half - inch - wide ribbons of black fiber How many/much of the black fiber is used to build one section of the airplane? 38 49 +387 5 The machine will soon be shipped to South Korea , where it will fabricate the cone - shaped final fuselage segment for Boeing ' s 787 Dreamliner . shipped How will it be shipped? 5 6 +387 5 The machine will soon be shipped to South Korea , where it will fabricate the cone - shaped final fuselage segment for Boeing ' s 787 Dreamliner . shipped to South Korea , where it will fabricate Does having it shipped to South Korea a specialization issue or is it just more cost effective? 5 14 +387 5 The machine will soon be shipped to South Korea , where it will fabricate the cone - shaped final fuselage segment for Boeing ' s 787 Dreamliner . The machine will soon be shipped What machine will be shipped? 0 6 +388 1 LOS ANGELES - Astronomers studying dying stars ' colorful cast - offs have discovered a mysterious pattern : Some planetary nebulae in the Milky Way galaxy ' s central bulge are strangely aligned , according to a study to be published in Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society . central bulge are strangely aligned , Where are we in relation to the central area? 28 34 +388 1 LOS ANGELES - Astronomers studying dying stars ' colorful cast - offs have discovered a mysterious pattern : Some planetary nebulae in the Milky Way galaxy ' s central bulge are strangely aligned , according to a study to be published in Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society . strangely aligned , HOW ARE THEY STRANGELEY ALIGNED? 31 34 +388 1 LOS ANGELES - Astronomers studying dying stars ' colorful cast - offs have discovered a mysterious pattern : Some planetary nebulae in the Milky Way galaxy ' s central bulge are strangely aligned , according to a study to be published in Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society . central bulge are strangely aligned , How are planets at the central bulge of the Milky Way are strangely aligned? 28 34 +388 1 LOS ANGELES - Astronomers studying dying stars ' colorful cast - offs have discovered a mysterious pattern : Some planetary nebulae in the Milky Way galaxy ' s central bulge are strangely aligned , according to a study to be published in Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society . strangely aligned , What does \"strangely aligned\" mean? 31 34 +388 2 The findings by two University of Manchester researchers provide insight into how the stars behind these nebulae formed - and what unknown forces near the Milky Way heart could have pulled them into formation , said astrophysicist and lead author Bryan Rees . unknown forces What might have caused it? 21 23 +388 2 The findings by two University of Manchester researchers provide insight into how the stars behind these nebulae formed - and what unknown forces near the Milky Way heart could have pulled them into formation , said astrophysicist and lead author Bryan Rees . two University of Manchester researchers WHO WERE THE RESEARCHERS? 3 8 +388 2 The findings by two University of Manchester researchers provide insight into how the stars behind these nebulae formed - and what unknown forces near the Milky Way heart could have pulled them into formation , said astrophysicist and lead author Bryan Rees . what unknown forces How do they know what unknown force it is? 20 23 +388 2 The findings by two University of Manchester researchers provide insight into how the stars behind these nebulae formed - and what unknown forces near the Milky Way heart could have pulled them into formation , said astrophysicist and lead author Bryan Rees . stars behind these nebulae formed What are the nebulae and are the stars near it? 13 18 +388 3 A dying star ' s nebula is a sight to behold . nebula What exactly is a nebula? 5 6 +388 4 Like a flower shedding its petals , an aging star casts off its outer layers , surrounding itself with cloud - like shells of gas and dust that seed the universe with heavier elements such as carbon , nitrogen and oxygen . elements such as carbon , nitrogen and oxygen What does the expelling of these gases do to the environment of space? 33 41 +388 4 Like a flower shedding its petals , an aging star casts off its outer layers , surrounding itself with cloud - like shells of gas and dust that seed the universe with heavier elements such as carbon , nitrogen and oxygen . its outer layers , WHAT ARE IN THE OUTER LAYERS? 12 16 +388 4 Like a flower shedding its petals , an aging star casts off its outer layers , surrounding itself with cloud - like shells of gas and dust that seed the universe with heavier elements such as carbon , nitrogen and oxygen . carbon , nitrogen and oxygen . How is it known that carbon, nitrogen,and oxygen are in it? 36 42 +388 5 These ethereal structures are created by stars with masses of about one to eight suns and often rendered in breathtaking color . breathtaking color WHAT ARE SOME EXAMOLES OF THE COLOR? 19 21 +388 5 These ethereal structures are created by stars with masses of about one to eight suns and often rendered in breathtaking color . created How are they created? 4 5 +389 1 WASHINGTON - In the latest fallout from the Edward Snowden affair , the president of Brazil canceled a state visit to Washington out of anger that the National Security Agency had spied on her and other Brazilian officials , deepening a rift with the Obama administration . visit When was this visit supposed to be held? 19 20 +389 1 WASHINGTON - In the latest fallout from the Edward Snowden affair , the president of Brazil canceled a state visit to Washington out of anger that the National Security Agency had spied on her and other Brazilian officials , deepening a rift with the Obama administration . spied How does she know she had been spied on? 31 32 +389 1 WASHINGTON - In the latest fallout from the Edward Snowden affair , the president of Brazil canceled a state visit to Washington out of anger that the National Security Agency had spied on her and other Brazilian officials , deepening a rift with the Obama administration . spied Why did the NSA spy on the president of Brazil? 31 32 +389 1 WASHINGTON - In the latest fallout from the Edward Snowden affair , the president of Brazil canceled a state visit to Washington out of anger that the National Security Agency had spied on her and other Brazilian officials , deepening a rift with the Obama administration . rift Why is their a rift between the administrations to begin with? 41 42 +389 2 Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff on Tuesday called off the high - profile visit that both governments had planned for Oct . 23 . Oct What year was this? 19 20 +389 2 Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff on Tuesday called off the high - profile visit that both governments had planned for Oct . 23 . visit Why did they plan a visit if there was already a rift between them? 12 13 +389 2 Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff on Tuesday called off the high - profile visit that both governments had planned for Oct . 23 . planned for Oct . 23 of which year? 17 22 +389 3 A White House spokesman sought to downplay the diplomatic snub by a key ally and trading partner , and described the decision to indefinitely postpone the visit as mutual . A White House spokesman Who is the White House spokesman? 0 4 +389 3 A White House spokesman sought to downplay the diplomatic snub by a key ally and trading partner , and described the decision to indefinitely postpone the visit as mutual . downplay What is meant to by \"downplay\"? 6 7 +389 4 The White House said in a statement that Rousseff and President Barack Obama had agreed that the state visit - an elaborate affair with meetings and a formal dinner with toasts - would be better staged when relations between the two nations were less tense . affair What does it take for that to happen? 22 23 +389 4 The White House said in a statement that Rousseff and President Barack Obama had agreed that the state visit - an elaborate affair with meetings and a formal dinner with toasts - would be better staged when relations between the two nations were less tense . dinner with toasts why are toasts needed? 28 31 +389 5 Obama " understands and regrets " the concern that disclosures about U . S . spying has generated in Brazil , the statement said . " understands Did Obama know about the spying? 1 3 +389 5 Obama " understands and regrets " the concern that disclosures about U . S . spying has generated in Brazil , the statement said . disclosures Why would they disclose spying? 9 10 +389 5 Obama " understands and regrets " the concern that disclosures about U . S . spying has generated in Brazil , the statement said . " understands and regrets " what will he do about it? 1 6 +390 1 Back in 1950 , Eiji Toyoda visited a Ford plant to learn how Americans made cars . Eiji Toyoda Who is Eiji Toyoda? 4 6 +390 1 Back in 1950 , Eiji Toyoda visited a Ford plant to learn how Americans made cars . Eiji Toyoda Which country is Eiji Toyada from? 4 6 +390 1 Back in 1950 , Eiji Toyoda visited a Ford plant to learn how Americans made cars . Eiji Toyoda Where was he from? 4 6 +390 2 The visit by a member of Japan ' s foremost manufacturing family changed the way Toyota Motor Corp . produced cars , altering the global auto industry . Japan ' s foremost manufacturing family Do they still own Toyota? 6 12 +390 2 The visit by a member of Japan ' s foremost manufacturing family changed the way Toyota Motor Corp . produced cars , altering the global auto industry . altering the global auto industry In what way? 22 27 +390 2 The visit by a member of Japan ' s foremost manufacturing family changed the way Toyota Motor Corp . produced cars , altering the global auto industry . changed the way How did the visit change the way Toyota produced cars? 12 15 +390 2 The visit by a member of Japan ' s foremost manufacturing family changed the way Toyota Motor Corp . produced cars , altering the global auto industry . Toyota Motor Corp Did Toyota Motor Corp. have a plant in America prior to 1950? 15 18 +390 2 The visit by a member of Japan ' s foremost manufacturing family changed the way Toyota Motor Corp . produced cars , altering the global auto industry . The visit by a member of Japan ' s Is Eiji Toyoda the member of the manufacturing family? 0 9 +390 2 The visit by a member of Japan ' s foremost manufacturing family changed the way Toyota Motor Corp . produced cars , altering the global auto industry . changed the way How did he change the way? 12 15 +390 3 Toyoda , who is credited with developing the car company ' s efficient , low - defect manufacturing processes and who helped spearhead Toyota ' s aggressive push into the U . S . auto market , died Tuesday . died Tuesday What did he die of? 37 39 +390 3 Toyoda , who is credited with developing the car company ' s efficient , low - defect manufacturing processes and who helped spearhead Toyota ' s aggressive push into the U . S . auto market , died Tuesday . died Tuesday What was his cause of death? 37 39 +390 4 He was 100 . " Clearly Eiji was the person that laid the groundwork for what Toyota is today , " said David Cole , former chairman of the nonprofit Center for Automotive Research . Eiji was the person Who is currently running his family business? 6 10 +390 5 " He was a real visionary and inspirational leader who understood what it would take to make Toyota a successful company " . real visionary and inspirational leader Did he write any books or were any books written about him? 4 9 +390 5 " He was a real visionary and inspirational leader who understood what it would take to make Toyota a successful company " . visionary How was Toyoda a visionary? 5 6 +390 5 " He was a real visionary and inspirational leader who understood what it would take to make Toyota a successful company " . " He was a real visionary Where did he graduate from? 0 6 +390 5 " He was a real visionary and inspirational leader who understood what it would take to make Toyota a successful company " . real visionary and inspirational leader How was he a visionary and inspirational? 4 9 +391 1 LOS ANGELES - Gears may seem like a purely human invention . invention What invention is not human? 10 11 +391 1 LOS ANGELES - Gears may seem like a purely human invention . seem like a purely human invention . Why do gears seem to like a purely human invention? 5 12 +391 1 LOS ANGELES - Gears may seem like a purely human invention . ANGELES - Gears are they not a human invention? 1 4 +391 2 And yet the basic interlocking mechanism found inside grandfather clocks and car steering systems has now turned up in the remarkably powerful legs of young planthopper insects . planthopper What sort of insects are planthoppers? 25 26 +391 2 And yet the basic interlocking mechanism found inside grandfather clocks and car steering systems has now turned up in the remarkably powerful legs of young planthopper insects . of young planthopper insects . How could that mechanism be the powerful legs of an insect? 23 28 +391 2 And yet the basic interlocking mechanism found inside grandfather clocks and car steering systems has now turned up in the remarkably powerful legs of young planthopper insects . now Why would the basic interlocking mechanism now turn up in planthopper insects? 15 16 +391 2 And yet the basic interlocking mechanism found inside grandfather clocks and car steering systems has now turned up in the remarkably powerful legs of young planthopper insects . planthopper insects what are those? 25 27 +391 3 The discovery , published in Friday ' s edition of the journal Science , provides the first known example of working gears that evolved in a living being . gears that evolved in a living being . How did working gears evolve in a human body? 21 29 +391 4 " It ' s a wonderful example of the clever solutions that nature comes up with , " said Robert Full , a biomechanist at the University of California , Berkeley who was not involved in the study . not What study is this about and what were the discoveries? 33 34 +391 4 " It ' s a wonderful example of the clever solutions that nature comes up with , " said Robert Full , a biomechanist at the University of California , Berkeley who was not involved in the study . not involved in the study why was he asked then? 33 38 +391 5 " It was brilliant " . While examining flightless planthopper insects in the genus Issus , University of Cambridge neurobiologist Malcolm Burrows discovered that the young insects ' legs had gear teeth that locked into place while jumping . locked In what way does this affect the insect's jumping abilities? 33 34 +391 5 " It was brilliant " . While examining flightless planthopper insects in the genus Issus , University of Cambridge neurobiologist Malcolm Burrows discovered that the young insects ' legs had gear teeth that locked into place while jumping . gear teeth How evolved are these insects? 30 32 +392 1 AMSTERDAM ( AP ) - A painting that sat for six decades in a Norwegian industrialist ' s attic after he was told it was a fake Van Gogh was pronounced the real thing Monday , making it the first full - size canvas by the tortured Dutch artist to be discovered since 1928 . tortured tortured by himself? 46 47 +392 1 AMSTERDAM ( AP ) - A painting that sat for six decades in a Norwegian industrialist ' s attic after he was told it was a fake Van Gogh was pronounced the real thing Monday , making it the first full - size canvas by the tortured Dutch artist to be discovered since 1928 . Norwegian How old is the industrialist? 14 15 +392 1 AMSTERDAM ( AP ) - A painting that sat for six decades in a Norwegian industrialist ' s attic after he was told it was a fake Van Gogh was pronounced the real thing Monday , making it the first full - size canvas by the tortured Dutch artist to be discovered since 1928 . told Who told the industrialist it was a fake Van Gogh? 22 23 +392 1 AMSTERDAM ( AP ) - A painting that sat for six decades in a Norwegian industrialist ' s attic after he was told it was a fake Van Gogh was pronounced the real thing Monday , making it the first full - size canvas by the tortured Dutch artist to be discovered since 1928 . pronounced Who pronounced the painting as the rel thing? 30 31 +392 1 AMSTERDAM ( AP ) - A painting that sat for six decades in a Norwegian industrialist ' s attic after he was told it was a fake Van Gogh was pronounced the real thing Monday , making it the first full - size canvas by the tortured Dutch artist to be discovered since 1928 . A painting What is the name of the painting 5 7 +392 1 AMSTERDAM ( AP ) - A painting that sat for six decades in a Norwegian industrialist ' s attic after he was told it was a fake Van Gogh was pronounced the real thing Monday , making it the first full - size canvas by the tortured Dutch artist to be discovered since 1928 . he was told Who told him it was fake? 20 23 +392 1 AMSTERDAM ( AP ) - A painting that sat for six decades in a Norwegian industrialist ' s attic after he was told it was a fake Van Gogh was pronounced the real thing Monday , making it the first full - size canvas by the tortured Dutch artist to be discovered since 1928 . was pronounced the real thing Who pronounced the painting the real thing? 29 34 +392 1 AMSTERDAM ( AP ) - A painting that sat for six decades in a Norwegian industrialist ' s attic after he was told it was a fake Van Gogh was pronounced the real thing Monday , making it the first full - size canvas by the tortured Dutch artist to be discovered since 1928 . pronounced the real thing How did it get labeled as a fake in the first place if it's real? 30 34 +392 2 Experts at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam authenticated the 1888 landscape " Sunset at Montmajour " with the help of Vincent Van Gogh ' s letters , chemical analysis of the pigments and X - rays of the canvas . Vincent Van Gogh ' s letters , What letters? 21 28 +392 2 Experts at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam authenticated the 1888 landscape " Sunset at Montmajour " with the help of Vincent Van Gogh ' s letters , chemical analysis of the pigments and X - rays of the canvas . letters , chemical analysis of how is chemical analysis done? 26 31 +392 2 Experts at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam authenticated the 1888 landscape " Sunset at Montmajour " with the help of Vincent Van Gogh ' s letters , chemical analysis of the pigments and X - rays of the canvas . letters Did the museum also possess the letters? 26 27 +392 2 Experts at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam authenticated the 1888 landscape " Sunset at Montmajour " with the help of Vincent Van Gogh ' s letters , chemical analysis of the pigments and X - rays of the canvas . chemical What chemicals were used in the analysis? 28 29 +392 2 Experts at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam authenticated the 1888 landscape " Sunset at Montmajour " with the help of Vincent Van Gogh ' s letters , chemical analysis of the pigments and X - rays of the canvas . Experts What makes them experts? 0 1 +392 2 Experts at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam authenticated the 1888 landscape " Sunset at Montmajour " with the help of Vincent Van Gogh ' s letters , chemical analysis of the pigments and X - rays of the canvas . Vincent Van Gogh ' s letters , How did the letters help to prove the piece was authentic? 21 28 +392 3 Museum director Axel Rueger , at an unveiling ceremony , called the discovery a " once - in - a - lifetime experience " . Axel Rueger , who is axel rueger 2 5 +392 3 Museum director Axel Rueger , at an unveiling ceremony , called the discovery a " once - in - a - lifetime experience " . " once - in - a - lifetime experience " is it really that rare? 14 24 +392 3 Museum director Axel Rueger , at an unveiling ceremony , called the discovery a " once - in - a - lifetime experience " . Axel How long has he ben museum director? 2 3 +392 3 Museum director Axel Rueger , at an unveiling ceremony , called the discovery a " once - in - a - lifetime experience " . Axel Rueger , How long has Alex Rueger been the director of this museum? 2 5 +392 4 " This is a great painting from what many see as the high point of his artistic achievement , his period in Arles , in southern France , " Rueger said . achievement , How many achievements has Van Gogh had? 17 19 +392 4 " This is a great painting from what many see as the high point of his artistic achievement , his period in Arles , in southern France , " Rueger said . great painting What makes this painting great? 4 6 +392 4 " This is a great painting from what many see as the high point of his artistic achievement , his period in Arles , in southern France , " Rueger said . many see Who is he speaking about here? 8 10 +392 4 " This is a great painting from what many see as the high point of his artistic achievement , his period in Arles , in southern France , " Rueger said . high point Why was this a high point? 12 14 +392 4 " This is a great painting from what many see as the high point of his artistic achievement , his period in Arles , in southern France , " Rueger said . high point How was this a high point of Van Gogh's achievement? 12 14 +392 5 " In the same period , he painted works such as ' Sunflowers , ' ' The Yellow House ' and ' The Bedroom . ' " Yellow is the yellow house popular? 17 18 +392 5 " In the same period , he painted works such as ' Sunflowers , ' ' The Yellow House ' and ' The Bedroom . ' " period , Did he paint anymore paintings during tht period? 4 6 +392 5 " In the same period , he painted works such as ' Sunflowers , ' ' The Yellow House ' and ' The Bedroom . ' " " In the same period , What is the name of the specific period 0 6 +393 1 CHICAGO - Last school year , 11 - year - old Ronan Schuelke wasn ' t sure what to do when another boy in his class shoved him and called him names in the lunchroom . names what kind of names? 31 32 +393 1 CHICAGO - Last school year , 11 - year - old Ronan Schuelke wasn ' t sure what to do when another boy in his class shoved him and called him names in the lunchroom . Last school year , What year was this? 2 6 +393 1 CHICAGO - Last school year , 11 - year - old Ronan Schuelke wasn ' t sure what to do when another boy in his class shoved him and called him names in the lunchroom . shoved him and called him names Is this boy being a bully or was he mad at Ronan for a particular reason? 26 32 +393 2 This year , Ronan has been chosen by his peers at Stratford Middle School in Bloomingdale , Illinois , to star in a music video designed to teach respect through a catchy parody of a Katy Perry song . Ronan has been chosen by his peers How was he chosen by his peers? 3 10 +393 2 This year , Ronan has been chosen by his peers at Stratford Middle School in Bloomingdale , Illinois , to star in a music video designed to teach respect through a catchy parody of a Katy Perry song . music video designed to teach How was the music video made? 23 28 +393 2 This year , Ronan has been chosen by his peers at Stratford Middle School in Bloomingdale , Illinois , to star in a music video designed to teach respect through a catchy parody of a Katy Perry song . has been chosen Why has Ronan been chosen by his peers to be in the music video? 4 7 +393 2 This year , Ronan has been chosen by his peers at Stratford Middle School in Bloomingdale , Illinois , to star in a music video designed to teach respect through a catchy parody of a Katy Perry song . designed Who designed this video? 25 26 +393 2 This year , Ronan has been chosen by his peers at Stratford Middle School in Bloomingdale , Illinois , to star in a music video designed to teach respect through a catchy parody of a Katy Perry song . has been chosen Is Ronan interested in doing this? 4 7 +393 3 After the school ' s students watch the video , Ronan and other student leaders will hand out " Stallion Medallions " to classmates who try to stop bullying or who reinforce positive behavior . reinforce positive behavior How will they define reinforcing positive behavior? 31 34 +393 3 After the school ' s students watch the video , Ronan and other student leaders will hand out " Stallion Medallions " to classmates who try to stop bullying or who reinforce positive behavior . " Stallion Medallions " What are Stallion Medallions? 18 22 +393 3 After the school ' s students watch the video , Ronan and other student leaders will hand out " Stallion Medallions " to classmates who try to stop bullying or who reinforce positive behavior . " Stallion Medallions " what is that? 18 22 +393 3 After the school ' s students watch the video , Ronan and other student leaders will hand out " Stallion Medallions " to classmates who try to stop bullying or who reinforce positive behavior . watch the video , How long was the video? 6 10 +393 3 After the school ' s students watch the video , Ronan and other student leaders will hand out " Stallion Medallions " to classmates who try to stop bullying or who reinforce positive behavior . student leaders Why are they designated student leaders? 13 15 +393 3 After the school ' s students watch the video , Ronan and other student leaders will hand out " Stallion Medallions " to classmates who try to stop bullying or who reinforce positive behavior . " Stallion Medallions " Who came up with this name? 18 22 +393 4 Students can score a medallion for telling a classmate to stop picking on someone , by sitting with a new student at lunch or by committing other random acts of kindness . medallion does it work well? 4 5 +393 4 Students can score a medallion for telling a classmate to stop picking on someone , by sitting with a new student at lunch or by committing other random acts of kindness . a medallion What do they do with these medallions after they win them? 3 5 +393 4 Students can score a medallion for telling a classmate to stop picking on someone , by sitting with a new student at lunch or by committing other random acts of kindness . other random acts of kindness What other random acts would have an impact? 26 31 +393 5 The tokens can be redeemed for school supplies , tickets to plays or other small rewards . to plays tickets to school plays? 10 12 +393 5 The tokens can be redeemed for school supplies , tickets to plays or other small rewards . The tokens What do the tokens look like? 0 2 +394 1 CHICAGO - A gunman with a military - grade assault rifle opened fire on a pickup basketball game in a Chicago neighborhood late Thursday , injuring 13 people and pulling the city back into the spotlight for its epidemic of gun violence . gunman with a military - grade assault rifle Why did the gun man open fire at a basketball game? 3 11 +394 2 The mass shooting - which counted a 3 - year - old boy among its victims - prompted Mayor Rahm Emanuel to cut short an East Coast fundraising trip and fly back to Chicago on Friday . The mass shooting - Why do mass shootings keep happening? 0 4 +394 2 The mass shooting - which counted a 3 - year - old boy among its victims - prompted Mayor Rahm Emanuel to cut short an East Coast fundraising trip and fly back to Chicago on Friday . 3 - year - old boy why does this matter? 7 13 +394 3 Before the mayor ' s plane had landed , both international and local press accounts already were questioning whether the city had reached a new level of lawlessness given the type of gun used and the number of people wounded . level of lawlessness Why is Chicago so lawless? 25 28 +394 3 Before the mayor ' s plane had landed , both international and local press accounts already were questioning whether the city had reached a new level of lawlessness given the type of gun used and the number of people wounded . type of gun what type of gun was used 30 33 +394 3 Before the mayor ' s plane had landed , both international and local press accounts already were questioning whether the city had reached a new level of lawlessness given the type of gun used and the number of people wounded . type of gun used what gun was used? 30 34 +394 4 Shell casings found around the blood - soaked basketball courts at Cornell Square Park in the city ' s Back of the Yards neighborhood were the kind typically fired from AK - 47 rifles and rarely found in gang attacks on the city ' s South and West sides . Cornell Square Park Why would someone attack a delicate place like a park? 11 14 +394 4 Shell casings found around the blood - soaked basketball courts at Cornell Square Park in the city ' s Back of the Yards neighborhood were the kind typically fired from AK - 47 rifles and rarely found in gang attacks on the city ' s South and West sides . Shell casings they can tell from casings? 0 2 +394 5 Though gun violence long has plagued impoverished neighborhoods here , offenders almost never use military - style weapons . use military - style weapons . Why do they almost never use military style weapons? 13 19 +394 5 Though gun violence long has plagued impoverished neighborhoods here , offenders almost never use military - style weapons . impoverished neighborhoods Which neighborhoods are impoverished? 6 8 +395 1 HUNTINGTON BEACH , Calif . - When the thought of running for homecoming queen first swept through Cassidy Campbell ' s mind last year , she pushed the impulse aside . impulse What impulse did she push aside? 28 29 +395 1 HUNTINGTON BEACH , Calif . - When the thought of running for homecoming queen first swept through Cassidy Campbell ' s mind last year , she pushed the impulse aside . she pushed the impulse aside Why did Campbell push aside the idea? 25 30 +395 1 HUNTINGTON BEACH , Calif . - When the thought of running for homecoming queen first swept through Cassidy Campbell ' s mind last year , she pushed the impulse aside . she pushed the impulse aside why did she push it away? 25 30 +395 1 HUNTINGTON BEACH , Calif . - When the thought of running for homecoming queen first swept through Cassidy Campbell ' s mind last year , she pushed the impulse aside . pushed Why did she push the impulse aside? 26 27 +395 2 It would just be a joke , she told herself . It What is 'it' that would be a joke? 0 1 +395 2 It would just be a joke , she told herself . It would just be a joke , Why did she think it would be a joke? 0 7 +395 2 It would just be a joke , she told herself . joke , Why would it be a joke? 5 7 +395 3 Now the high school senior sees it as a chance to make a statement . high school senior Who is the high school senior? 2 5 +395 3 Now the high school senior sees it as a chance to make a statement . make a statement What statement is being made? 11 14 +395 3 Now the high school senior sees it as a chance to make a statement . statement What statement would she be making? 13 14 +395 3 Now the high school senior sees it as a chance to make a statement . make a statement a statement against who? 11 14 +395 3 Now the high school senior sees it as a chance to make a statement . make a statement What statement would the senior like to make? 11 14 +395 4 " This year , " she said , stroking her long black hair at the kitchen table in her home in Huntington Beach , " I ' m a girl every day " . " I ' m a girl every day " What was she before she was a girl? 24 33 +395 4 " This year , " she said , stroking her long black hair at the kitchen table in her home in Huntington Beach , " I ' m a girl every day " . " This year , " How often before this year? 0 5 +395 4 " This year , " she said , stroking her long black hair at the kitchen table in her home in Huntington Beach , " I ' m a girl every day " . " I ' m a girl every day " is she not a girl usually? 24 33 +395 4 " This year , " she said , stroking her long black hair at the kitchen table in her home in Huntington Beach , " I ' m a girl every day " . " This year , " Why this year? 0 5 +395 4 " This year , " she said , stroking her long black hair at the kitchen table in her home in Huntington Beach , " I ' m a girl every day " . " I ' m a girl every day " What does \"I'm a girl every day\" mean? 24 33 +395 5 Cassidy has revved up a social media campaign in an effort to win the homecoming crown at Marina High School in Huntington Beach , joining a growing but still - thin group of transgender teens across the country who see an opportunity to shake up gender norms by competing in what has long been a tradition - bound , sex - segregated American staple . social media campaign Which platform(s) did she rev up the social media campaign on? 5 8 +395 5 Cassidy has revved up a social media campaign in an effort to win the homecoming crown at Marina High School in Huntington Beach , joining a growing but still - thin group of transgender teens across the country who see an opportunity to shake up gender norms by competing in what has long been a tradition - bound , sex - segregated American staple . revved up a social media campaign Which social media sights is Cassidy revving up a campaign on? 2 8 +395 5 Cassidy has revved up a social media campaign in an effort to win the homecoming crown at Marina High School in Huntington Beach , joining a growing but still - thin group of transgender teens across the country who see an opportunity to shake up gender norms by competing in what has long been a tradition - bound , sex - segregated American staple . shake up gender norms Why do teens see this as a chance to shake up social norms? 43 47 +395 5 Cassidy has revved up a social media campaign in an effort to win the homecoming crown at Marina High School in Huntington Beach , joining a growing but still - thin group of transgender teens across the country who see an opportunity to shake up gender norms by competing in what has long been a tradition - bound , sex - segregated American staple . sex - segregated are transgendered not allowed? 59 62 +395 5 Cassidy has revved up a social media campaign in an effort to win the homecoming crown at Marina High School in Huntington Beach , joining a growing but still - thin group of transgender teens across the country who see an opportunity to shake up gender norms by competing in what has long been a tradition - bound , sex - segregated American staple . shake up gender Why do they have a need to shake up gender norms? 43 46 +396 1 TAIYUAN , China - Air China Flight 1236 was supposed to take off at 8 : 10 p . m . for Beijing from Xian , hometown of China ' s famous terra cotta warriors . was supposed to take off at 8 : 10 p . m . Why did it not take off on time? 8 21 +396 1 TAIYUAN , China - Air China Flight 1236 was supposed to take off at 8 : 10 p . m . for Beijing from Xian , hometown of China ' s famous terra cotta warriors . China Flight 1236 what happened? 5 8 +396 1 TAIYUAN , China - Air China Flight 1236 was supposed to take off at 8 : 10 p . m . for Beijing from Xian , hometown of China ' s famous terra cotta warriors . terra cotta warriors . What is a terra cotta warrior? 32 36 +396 2 It felt like the warriors could have marched faster . marched Why didn't the warriors march faster? 7 8 +396 2 It felt like the warriors could have marched faster . could have marched faster were they marching slow? 5 9 +396 2 It felt like the warriors could have marched faster . warriors could have marched faster Why did it feel like the warriors could have marched faster? 4 9 +396 3 What was supposed to be a 100 - minute flight last month ended up delayed , diverted and canceled to the point that it took passengers 18 hours to get to Beijing . delayed , diverted and canceled Why was the flight delayed and canceled? 14 19 +396 3 What was supposed to be a 100 - minute flight last month ended up delayed , diverted and canceled to the point that it took passengers 18 hours to get to Beijing . 18 hours What all happened to cause the 18 hour flight? 26 28 +396 3 What was supposed to be a 100 - minute flight last month ended up delayed , diverted and canceled to the point that it took passengers 18 hours to get to Beijing . delayed , diverted and canceled What caused the flight to be delayed? 14 19 +396 4 China ' s skies are in a state of almost permanent gridlock . state of almost permanent gridlock What is the reason for the gridlock? 7 12 +396 4 China ' s skies are in a state of almost permanent gridlock . gridlock Why are China's skies in a state of almost permanent gridlock? 11 12 +396 4 China ' s skies are in a state of almost permanent gridlock . gridlock what does this mean? 11 12 +396 4 China ' s skies are in a state of almost permanent gridlock . gridlock Why are China's skies in gridlock? 11 12 +396 4 China ' s skies are in a state of almost permanent gridlock . permanent What does permanent gridlock mean? 10 11 +396 5 During the month of July , only 17 . 8 percent of flights departing from Beijing ' s airport were on time , according to FlightStats . FlightStats is that a website? 25 26 +396 5 During the month of July , only 17 . 8 percent of flights departing from Beijing ' s airport were on time , according to FlightStats . 17 . 8 percent Why were only 17.8 percent of flights on time? 7 11 +397 1 Edward Avila was a Silicon Valley tech veteran when he launched his first startup a few years ago . he launched his first startup a few years ago . What was his first startup? 9 19 +397 1 Edward Avila was a Silicon Valley tech veteran when he launched his first startup a few years ago . Edward Avila did he invent anything? 0 2 +397 1 Edward Avila was a Silicon Valley tech veteran when he launched his first startup a few years ago . Silicon Valley What is Silicon Valley? 4 6 +397 1 Edward Avila was a Silicon Valley tech veteran when he launched his first startup a few years ago . tech What kind of tech? 6 7 +397 1 Edward Avila was a Silicon Valley tech veteran when he launched his first startup a few years ago . first startup What was his start up? 12 14 +397 1 Edward Avila was a Silicon Valley tech veteran when he launched his first startup a few years ago . first startup What was the name of his startup? 12 14 +397 2 As he made the rounds at networking events , though , he noticed something jarring . noticed something jarring what did he notice? 12 15 +397 2 As he made the rounds at networking events , though , he noticed something jarring . networking events , What is an example of a networking event, where would this be held? 6 9 +397 2 As he made the rounds at networking events , though , he noticed something jarring . noticed something jarring What did he notice and why was it jarring? 12 15 +397 2 As he made the rounds at networking events , though , he noticed something jarring . jarring What was jarring? 14 15 +397 2 As he made the rounds at networking events , though , he noticed something jarring . jarring What did he notice? 14 15 +397 3 " Out of hundreds of entrepreneurs , " he said , " I felt like I was the only Latino in the room " . Latino why does that matter? 19 20 +397 3 " Out of hundreds of entrepreneurs , " he said , " I felt like I was the only Latino in the room " . entrepreneurs , " What type of businesses were these entrepreneurs involved in? 5 8 +397 3 " Out of hundreds of entrepreneurs , " he said , " I felt like I was the only Latino in the room " . " I felt like I was the only Latino in the room " Why was this a bothersome feeling for him? 11 24 +397 4 He ' s not far off : Numbers from venture capital clearinghouse CB Insights indicate less than 1 percent of venture - backed startups have a Latino co - founder . less than 1 percent Why is this number so low 15 19 +397 4 He ' s not far off : Numbers from venture capital clearinghouse CB Insights indicate less than 1 percent of venture - backed startups have a Latino co - founder . Latino co - founder Is it uncommon for the Latino community to venture out into business? 26 30 +397 5 It ' s an especially sobering statistic in a valley where census figures show one - quarter of the population is Hispanic . census figures show Are these numbers accurate? 11 14 +398 1 WASHINGTON - For the past six years , the Iranian president ' s speech at the annual gathering of the United Nations has been met by a ritual walkout of Western diplomats . a ritual walkout of Western diplomats . Who are the Western diplomats? 26 33 +398 1 WASHINGTON - For the past six years , the Iranian president ' s speech at the annual gathering of the United Nations has been met by a ritual walkout of Western diplomats . walkout of Western diplomats Why did the Western diplomats walk out? 28 32 +398 2 This year , they ' re likely to hang around till the end - and some may even applaud . and some may even applaud What changed to make the Western diplomats respect the Iranian president? 14 19 +398 2 This year , they ' re likely to hang around till the end - and some may even applaud . around till the end when will the end come? 9 13 +398 2 This year , they ' re likely to hang around till the end - and some may even applaud . applaud Why would they applaud the Iranian president's speech this year? 18 19 +398 3 Instead of the angry Holocaust - denying diatribes of former President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad , his soft - spoken successor , Hassan Rouhani , is likely to give a conciliatory address to world leaders this week . former President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad , How long was President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad in office? 9 14 +398 3 Instead of the angry Holocaust - denying diatribes of former President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad , his soft - spoken successor , Hassan Rouhani , is likely to give a conciliatory address to world leaders this week . conciliatory what is this word? 28 29 +398 4 It will be closely watched for signs that he is willing to thaw relations with the West . thaw relations with the West Why is the new Iranian president so willing to cooperate with Western diplomats? 12 17 +398 4 It will be closely watched for signs that he is willing to thaw relations with the West . thaw relations why will they thaw? 12 14 +398 5 Western diplomats predict that Rouhani ' s speech Tuesday at the U . N . General Assembly will include an important gesture , perhaps an acknowledgment of the Holocaust . acknowledgment of the Holocaust What role did Iran play in the Holocaust? 25 29 +399 1 ATLANTA - As the school year neared a close last April , officials in Georgia issued an urgent plea to add 30 minutes of exercise into the school day . officials in Georgia Which officials in Georgia? 12 15 +399 1 ATLANTA - As the school year neared a close last April , officials in Georgia issued an urgent plea to add 30 minutes of exercise into the school day . urgent Why was this plea urgent? 17 18 +399 1 ATLANTA - As the school year neared a close last April , officials in Georgia issued an urgent plea to add 30 minutes of exercise into the school day . exercise Why did they want to add exercise towards the end of the year? 24 25 +399 2 In a joint letter - sent to superintendents across the state - State Superintendent John Barge and Georgia Department of Public Health Commissioner Brenda Fitzgerald made their case for more exercise by pointing to the staggering results of a statewide fitness assessment : Only 16 percent of the state ' s students passed five tests of physical fitness , which measured flexibility , body / mass index , aerobic capacity ( in a one - mile run / walk or in an interval run ) and the ability to do push - ups and curl - ups . Only 16 percent why was it so low? 43 46 +399 2 In a joint letter - sent to superintendents across the state - State Superintendent John Barge and Georgia Department of Public Health Commissioner Brenda Fitzgerald made their case for more exercise by pointing to the staggering results of a statewide fitness assessment : Only 16 percent of the state ' s students passed five tests of physical fitness , which measured flexibility , body / mass index , aerobic capacity ( in a one - mile run / walk or in an interval run ) and the ability to do push - ups and curl - ups . assessment : How did this assessment measure the level of fitness.? 41 43 +399 3 One in five students was unable to pass any of the tests conducted last year . One in five is that a terrible rate? 0 3 +399 3 One in five students was unable to pass any of the tests conducted last year . tests What tests did they take? 11 12 +399 3 One in five students was unable to pass any of the tests conducted last year . pass What was the criteria for passing? 7 8 +399 3 One in five students was unable to pass any of the tests conducted last year . students What is the age range of students? Did 5th graders take the same test as 1st graders? 3 4 +399 4 With the state mired in a child obesity epidemic , and kids not only heavy , but also weak , the message was simple : Find a way to get kids moving more . kids moving more could they have track class? 30 33 +399 4 With the state mired in a child obesity epidemic , and kids not only heavy , but also weak , the message was simple : Find a way to get kids moving more . moving Could this movement be any kind of movement or were there guidelines for movement. 31 32 +399 5 Not as a replacement for recess or PE , but school systems instead were asked to develop new and innovative cardio programs to weave into an already time - pressed day . weave into exercise during class? 23 25 +399 5 Not as a replacement for recess or PE , but school systems instead were asked to develop new and innovative cardio programs to weave into an already time - pressed day . programs How would they enforce these programs? Were these programs a requirement? 21 22 +400 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - Chris Collier ' s grandfather was an Eagle Scout . Scout What is the history behind the Eagle Scouts? 13 14 +400 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - Chris Collier ' s grandfather was an Eagle Scout . Chris Collier ' s who is he ? 5 9 +400 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - Chris Collier ' s grandfather was an Eagle Scout . grandfather was an Eagle Scout How many years had he been an Eagle Scout? 9 14 +400 2 Collier was an Eagle Scout . But his son never will be . Collier Which Collier is this referring to? 0 1 +400 2 Collier was an Eagle Scout . But his son never will be . Eagle what is about Eagle Scout 3 4 +400 2 Collier was an Eagle Scout . But his son never will be . But his son never will be . Why will his son never be an Eagle Scout? 6 13 +400 2 Collier was an Eagle Scout . But his son never will be . never will be Why will his son not follow the family tradition? 9 12 +400 3 Collier is leaving the Boy Scouts of America for Trail Life USA , a conservative Christian alternative to the Boy Scouts that will start chartering its first troops at the end of September . leaving Does leaving the Eagle Scouts mean that Collier's son will not be able to join them? 2 3 +400 3 Collier is leaving the Boy Scouts of America for Trail Life USA , a conservative Christian alternative to the Boy Scouts that will start chartering its first troops at the end of September . Boy Scouts of America what is this ? 4 8 +400 3 Collier is leaving the Boy Scouts of America for Trail Life USA , a conservative Christian alternative to the Boy Scouts that will start chartering its first troops at the end of September . Boy Scouts of America for Trail Life USA , Why is Collier going to Trail Life USA? 4 13 +400 3 Collier is leaving the Boy Scouts of America for Trail Life USA , a conservative Christian alternative to the Boy Scouts that will start chartering its first troops at the end of September . conservative Christian alternative Why is this alternative in demand? 14 17 +400 4 Collier will be among those starting a Trail Life troop , which he said one day will include his son , who ' s now 4 years old . Trail What activities does the Trail Life troop engage in? 7 8 +400 4 Collier will be among those starting a Trail Life troop , which he said one day will include his son , who ' s now 4 years old . Trail Life troop , Trail Life troop meaning ? 7 11 +400 4 Collier will be among those starting a Trail Life troop , which he said one day will include his son , who ' s now 4 years old . will include his son , Why would his son be able to do this alternative to Eagle Scouts? 16 21 +400 4 Collier will be among those starting a Trail Life troop , which he said one day will include his son , who ' s now 4 years old . will be among Why does he prefer Trail Life to BSA? 1 4 +400 5 " I ' m glad I am building something my son can enjoy from next year to when he ' s 18 , " said Collier , a 41 - year - old utilities field manager from Windermere . 18 , " What makes him so sure and how different are the two programs? 21 24 +400 5 " I ' m glad I am building something my son can enjoy from next year to when he ' s 18 , " said Collier , a 41 - year - old utilities field manager from Windermere . Windermere where is that ? 37 38 +400 5 " I ' m glad I am building something my son can enjoy from next year to when he ' s 18 , " said Collier , a 41 - year - old utilities field manager from Windermere . " I ' m glad I am building How is he going to build the troop? 0 8 +400 5 " I ' m glad I am building something my son can enjoy from next year to when he ' s 18 , " said Collier , a 41 - year - old utilities field manager from Windermere . my son can enjoy Why is he convinced BSA wouldn't have served the same purpose? 9 13 +401 1 SAN FRANCISCO - Finally moving to end a dispute that besmirched its hip , all - American brand with charges of religious intolerance , retail fashion giant Abercrombie & amp ; Fitch has agreed to change a controversial policy dictating employee dress and grooming in response to discrimination lawsuits filed by two San Francisco Bay Area women . giant are they the biggest company? 26 27 +401 1 SAN FRANCISCO - Finally moving to end a dispute that besmirched its hip , all - American brand with charges of religious intolerance , retail fashion giant Abercrombie & amp ; Fitch has agreed to change a controversial policy dictating employee dress and grooming in response to discrimination lawsuits filed by two San Francisco Bay Area women . controversial policy What exactly did their policy entail? 37 39 +401 1 SAN FRANCISCO - Finally moving to end a dispute that besmirched its hip , all - American brand with charges of religious intolerance , retail fashion giant Abercrombie & amp ; Fitch has agreed to change a controversial policy dictating employee dress and grooming in response to discrimination lawsuits filed by two San Francisco Bay Area women . intolerance , How were they religiously intolerant? 22 24 +401 2 In a settlement announced Monday , the popular , youth - oriented national chain agreed to change its " look policy " to provide better protections for women wearing Muslim headscarves , said lawyers for Hani Khan , 23 , of Foster City . Hani Khan , is she a muslim? 35 38 +401 2 In a settlement announced Monday , the popular , youth - oriented national chain agreed to change its " look policy " to provide better protections for women wearing Muslim headscarves , said lawyers for Hani Khan , 23 , of Foster City . change its " look policy " How did they change their policy? 16 22 +401 2 In a settlement announced Monday , the popular , youth - oriented national chain agreed to change its " look policy " to provide better protections for women wearing Muslim headscarves , said lawyers for Hani Khan , 23 , of Foster City . change its " look policy " What was its look policy before this? 16 22 +401 3 Khan was fired from a part - time job in 2010 at a store owned by Abercrombie in San Mateo because she refused to remove her hijab . San Mateo which state is this? 18 20 +401 3 Khan was fired from a part - time job in 2010 at a store owned by Abercrombie in San Mateo because she refused to remove her hijab . she refused to remove her hijab Why did she refuse to remove her hijab? 21 27 +401 4 The religious garment ran afoul of Abercrombie ' s detailed rules governing the physical appearance of the people who work at its stores - including the Hollister Co . outlets involved in the lawsuits . afoul it was not allowed? 4 5 +401 4 The religious garment ran afoul of Abercrombie ' s detailed rules governing the physical appearance of the people who work at its stores - including the Hollister Co . outlets involved in the lawsuits . rules What about the rules made a hijab violate them? 10 11 +401 5 " If it could happen to me in the Bay Area , it could happen to anyone , " said Khan , a recent graduate of the University of California , Davis , about the company ' s policies . company ' s policies Does the company have any other offensive policies? 35 39 +402 1 ISLAMABAD - In the wake of a massive earthquake in southwestern Pakistan , the death toll Wednesday rose sharply to nearly 300 , officials and local media said . earthquake Which earthquake are they referring to? 8 9 +402 2 Crisis teams braced for more fatalities and rescue workers raced to reach isolated mountain communities . to reach isolated mountain communities What are the isolated mountain communities? 10 15 +402 2 Crisis teams braced for more fatalities and rescue workers raced to reach isolated mountain communities . isolated mountain which communities are those? 12 14 +402 3 Local television images from the southwestern area of Pakistan ' s earthquake - prone Baluchistan province showed the tangled remains of people ' s lives after the disaster - vast fields of mud , bricks , broken furniture , battered household items and traditional string beds . battered household items how did they get battered by the quake? 39 42 +402 4 Most houses in the region bordering Iran are poorly constructed of basic materials . of basic materials what kind of basic materials? 10 13 +402 4 Most houses in the region bordering Iran are poorly constructed of basic materials . basic materials which materials? 11 13 +402 4 Most houses in the region bordering Iran are poorly constructed of basic materials . basic materials What are the basic materials? 11 13 +403 1 ASHEBORO , N . C . - If a county could blush , Randolph County just might . blush , why would they blush? 11 13 +403 1 ASHEBORO , N . C . - If a county could blush , Randolph County just might . ASHEBORO , N . C Who is this? 0 5 +403 1 ASHEBORO , N . C . - If a county could blush , Randolph County just might . blush , What does he mean by \"blushing\"? 11 13 +403 1 ASHEBORO , N . C . - If a county could blush , Randolph County just might . blush , What would be so embarrassing as to make Randolph County blush? 11 13 +403 1 ASHEBORO , N . C . - If a county could blush , Randolph County just might . blush , What would Randolph County blush about? 11 13 +403 2 The school board in this largely rural North Carolina county , to the embarrassment of many residents , voted last week to ban Ralph Ellison ' s iconic novel of African American angst , " Invisible Man " . voted last week to ban What made them choose to ban this novel? 18 23 +403 2 The school board in this largely rural North Carolina county , to the embarrassment of many residents , voted last week to ban Ralph Ellison ' s iconic novel of African American angst , " Invisible Man " . ban Why would the school board ban \"Invisible Man\"? 22 23 +403 2 The school board in this largely rural North Carolina county , to the embarrassment of many residents , voted last week to ban Ralph Ellison ' s iconic novel of African American angst , " Invisible Man " . ban Why does the school board want to ban \"Invisible Man\"? 22 23 +403 3 In a 5 - 2 vote , the board barred the book from all school libraries in the county after the mother of an 11th - grader complained that the novel was " too much for teenagers " . " too much for teenagers " why is the book to much for teenagers? 32 38 +403 3 In a 5 - 2 vote , the board barred the book from all school libraries in the county after the mother of an 11th - grader complained that the novel was " too much for teenagers " . " too much for teenagers " Why was this book deemed to be \"too much for teenagers?\" 32 38 +403 3 In a 5 - 2 vote , the board barred the book from all school libraries in the county after the mother of an 11th - grader complained that the novel was " too much for teenagers " . 5 - 2 vote , Why was there only a vote of 7 people? 2 7 +403 3 In a 5 - 2 vote , the board barred the book from all school libraries in the county after the mother of an 11th - grader complained that the novel was " too much for teenagers " . much Why is the subject matter of the book too much for an 11th grader? 34 35 +403 3 In a 5 - 2 vote , the board barred the book from all school libraries in the county after the mother of an 11th - grader complained that the novel was " too much for teenagers " . " too much How is the novel too much for teenagers? 32 35 +403 4 But confronted by an angry backlash and concerns that the ban had shamed the county , the board backed down and scheduled a special meeting Wednesday in order to reconsider the book ' s status . special meeting What will this \"Special meeting\" have compared to the other one that was made prior. 23 25 +403 4 But confronted by an angry backlash and concerns that the ban had shamed the county , the board backed down and scheduled a special meeting Wednesday in order to reconsider the book ' s status . concerns Why was the board concerned about shaming the county? 7 8 +403 4 But confronted by an angry backlash and concerns that the ban had shamed the county , the board backed down and scheduled a special meeting Wednesday in order to reconsider the book ' s status . reconsider What parts of their initial assessment of the book did the board reconsider? 29 30 +403 4 But confronted by an angry backlash and concerns that the ban had shamed the county , the board backed down and scheduled a special meeting Wednesday in order to reconsider the book ' s status . meeting What was the outcome of the special meeting? 24 25 +403 5 That only seemed to stoke the ire of residents outraged that the board had brought negative attention to the county , about 85 miles northeast of Charlotte . stoke the ire of residents outraged Why was the residents outraged over something they fought for? Didn't they want the book to come back? 4 10 +403 5 That only seemed to stoke the ire of residents outraged that the board had brought negative attention to the county , about 85 miles northeast of Charlotte . outraged How did the residents display their outrage? 9 10 +404 1 DUBAI , United Arab Emirates - Inside the gallery , artworks by Syrian artists were drawing auction bids from collectors . Syrian artists Who were the Syrian artist that was drawing collectors? 12 14 +404 1 DUBAI , United Arab Emirates - Inside the gallery , artworks by Syrian artists were drawing auction bids from collectors . artworks by Syrian artists Who are the Syrian artists? 10 14 +404 1 DUBAI , United Arab Emirates - Inside the gallery , artworks by Syrian artists were drawing auction bids from collectors . Syrian artists WHO WERE THE Syrian ARTISTS? 12 14 +404 1 DUBAI , United Arab Emirates - Inside the gallery , artworks by Syrian artists were drawing auction bids from collectors . gallery , What gallery are the artworks in? 8 10 +404 2 Outside on the street , the artists traded the latest gossip from Syria and checked their smartphones for news from the civil war . civil war What civil war is the artist checking on? 21 23 +404 2 Outside on the street , the artists traded the latest gossip from Syria and checked their smartphones for news from the civil war . the latest gossip from Syria WHAT IS SOME OF THE LATESTS SYRIAN GOSSIP? 8 13 +404 2 Outside on the street , the artists traded the latest gossip from Syria and checked their smartphones for news from the civil war . news What news outlets were the most credible in regards to the civil war? 18 19 +404 3 So goes the divided world for a cadre of Syrian artists brought to the safety of Dubai by their gallery to continue their work but still remain deeply connected and influenced by the bloodshed they left behind . cadre What is a \"cadre\" of Syrian artists? 7 8 +404 3 So goes the divided world for a cadre of Syrian artists brought to the safety of Dubai by their gallery to continue their work but still remain deeply connected and influenced by the bloodshed they left behind . brought to the safety of Dubai Why did the artists need to be brought to safety? 11 17 +404 3 So goes the divided world for a cadre of Syrian artists brought to the safety of Dubai by their gallery to continue their work but still remain deeply connected and influenced by the bloodshed they left behind . cadre What does cadre mean? 7 8 +404 4 The Syrian refugee diaspora - now at 2 million and growing - has fanned out across the region and beyond for more than two years from tent camps in Jordan to others trying to rebuild lives in cities such as Beirut and Istanbul . Syrian refugee diaspora What is a Syrian refugee diaspora? 1 4 +404 4 The Syrian refugee diaspora - now at 2 million and growing - has fanned out across the region and beyond for more than two years from tent camps in Jordan to others trying to rebuild lives in cities such as Beirut and Istanbul . trying to rebuild lives WHY DO THEY NEED TO REBUILD THEIR LIVES? 32 36 +404 4 The Syrian refugee diaspora - now at 2 million and growing - has fanned out across the region and beyond for more than two years from tent camps in Jordan to others trying to rebuild lives in cities such as Beirut and Istanbul . diaspora What is a diaspora? 3 4 +404 5 But the Gulf states present a paradox : Deeply involved in the war as some of the strongest backers for the Syrian rebels yet holding firm to tight entry controls that effectively block most refugees . Gulf states present a paradox : Why does the Guld states present a paradox? 2 8 +404 5 But the Gulf states present a paradox : Deeply involved in the war as some of the strongest backers for the Syrian rebels yet holding firm to tight entry controls that effectively block most refugees . effectively block most refugees . Why are they blocking refugees? 31 36 +404 5 But the Gulf states present a paradox : Deeply involved in the war as some of the strongest backers for the Syrian rebels yet holding firm to tight entry controls that effectively block most refugees . tight entry controls WHAT ARE THE TIGHT ENTRY CONTROLS? 27 30 +404 5 But the Gulf states present a paradox : Deeply involved in the war as some of the strongest backers for the Syrian rebels yet holding firm to tight entry controls that effectively block most refugees . paradox : Why is the Gulf supportive of the rebels, but not the refugees? 6 8 +405 1 Scientists probing a giant plug of earwax pulled from a dead blue whale have discovered in its hardened layers a detailed biography of the wild animal ' s life , from birth to death , in 6 - month chapters . detailed biography how did they do this? 20 22 +405 1 Scientists probing a giant plug of earwax pulled from a dead blue whale have discovered in its hardened layers a detailed biography of the wild animal ' s life , from birth to death , in 6 - month chapters . Scientists probing Which scientists? 0 2 +405 1 Scientists probing a giant plug of earwax pulled from a dead blue whale have discovered in its hardened layers a detailed biography of the wild animal ' s life , from birth to death , in 6 - month chapters . probing How was the earwax removed from the whale? 1 2 +405 1 Scientists probing a giant plug of earwax pulled from a dead blue whale have discovered in its hardened layers a detailed biography of the wild animal ' s life , from birth to death , in 6 - month chapters . 6 - month Why in 6 month chapters? 36 39 +405 2 Their new technique , described in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences , arms researchers with a tool to understand a whale ' s hormonal and chemical biography - and a window into how pollutants , some long discontinued , still pervade the environment today . Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences , is this a company or government? 8 16 +405 2 Their new technique , described in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences , arms researchers with a tool to understand a whale ' s hormonal and chemical biography - and a window into how pollutants , some long discontinued , still pervade the environment today . pollutants , What are some of the pollutants they are referring to? 37 39 +405 2 Their new technique , described in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences , arms researchers with a tool to understand a whale ' s hormonal and chemical biography - and a window into how pollutants , some long discontinued , still pervade the environment today . biography How does earwax describe lifelong biography? 30 31 +405 3 Whales are often called marine sentinels because they can reveal a lot about the waters they pass through , said study co - author Sascha Usenko , an analytical environmental chemist at Baylor University in Waco , Texas . sentinels What is a sentinel? 5 6 +405 4 " These types of marine mammals that are long - lived have a great ability to accumulate contaminants , and so they ' re often perceived as being sentinels of their ecosystem , " Usenko said . sentinels what is a sentinel? 28 29 +405 4 " These types of marine mammals that are long - lived have a great ability to accumulate contaminants , and so they ' re often perceived as being sentinels of their ecosystem , " Usenko said . types of marine what types of marine animals? 2 5 +405 4 " These types of marine mammals that are long - lived have a great ability to accumulate contaminants , and so they ' re often perceived as being sentinels of their ecosystem , " Usenko said . accumulate Why do they accumulate more contaminants than other sea creatures. 16 17 +405 5 Researchers often study tissue and even whale blow - the stuff they exhale from their blowholes - for chemical clues . tissue what kind of tissue? 3 4 +405 5 Researchers often study tissue and even whale blow - the stuff they exhale from their blowholes - for chemical clues . chemical clues What chemical clues are they looking for? 18 20 +405 5 Researchers often study tissue and even whale blow - the stuff they exhale from their blowholes - for chemical clues . whale blow What is whale blow? 6 8 +406 1 WASHINGTON - Here ' s the first thing you need to know about next week ' s possible shutdown of the federal government : The federal government would not actually shut down . next week ' s when is next week? 13 17 +406 1 WASHINGTON - Here ' s the first thing you need to know about next week ' s possible shutdown of the federal government : The federal government would not actually shut down . not actually shut down what would it do then? 28 32 +406 1 WASHINGTON - Here ' s the first thing you need to know about next week ' s possible shutdown of the federal government : The federal government would not actually shut down . actually shut down Why won't it be? 29 32 +406 1 WASHINGTON - Here ' s the first thing you need to know about next week ' s possible shutdown of the federal government : The federal government would not actually shut down . not actually shut down Why would the government not actually shut down? 28 32 +406 2 Agents would still patrol the nation ' s borders . Agents which agents? 0 1 +406 2 Agents would still patrol the nation ' s borders . Agents would it be less agents? 0 1 +406 2 Agents would still patrol the nation ' s borders . Agents What sort of agents? 0 1 +406 3 Prisoners would still be held in federal custody . federal custody Held in federal custody at what institutions? 6 8 +406 4 Mail carriers would still deliver mail . still deliver mail would it arrive on time? 3 6 +406 4 Mail carriers would still deliver mail . Mail carriers What sort of mail carriers? Are they referring to USPS? 0 2 +406 5 And soldiers would still remain at their posts , though they might not get paid for their service right away . might not get paid for their service right away why would they not get paid right away? 11 20 +406 5 And soldiers would still remain at their posts , though they might not get paid for their service right away . not get paid for their service right away Why would they not get paid right away? 12 20 +406 5 And soldiers would still remain at their posts , though they might not get paid for their service right away . soldiers Which branches of the military? Are they referring to every branch? 1 2 +407 1 WASHINGTON - The United States braced for a partial government shutdown Tuesday that no one in the seat of democracy seems to want or believes is good for the country , yet the only point of agreement in Washington is that the other political party is to blame . shutdown Why is the government going to shut down? 10 11 +407 1 WASHINGTON - The United States braced for a partial government shutdown Tuesday that no one in the seat of democracy seems to want or believes is good for the country , yet the only point of agreement in Washington is that the other political party is to blame . blame Who is really to blame? 47 48 +407 2 If the midnight Monday deadline passes without a deal , a shutdown would affect a wide range of programs , from national parks to the Pentagon . deadline Why is midnight Monday the deadline? 4 5 +407 2 If the midnight Monday deadline passes without a deal , a shutdown would affect a wide range of programs , from national parks to the Pentagon . midnight Monday which monday? 2 4 +407 3 President Barack Obama and the leader of the Democratic - controlled Senate dismissed a late developing plan approved early Sunday by the GOP - run House that would delay by a year key part of the new health care law and repeal a tax on medical devices , in exchange for avoiding a shutdown . dismissed Why did they dismiss it? 12 13 +407 4 The White House promised a veto and said Republicans were pursuing " a narrow ideological agenda . veto Why are they going to veto? 5 6 +407 5 and pushing the government toward shutdown " . government toward whos quote is this? 3 5 +408 1 The act of walking may not seem like a feat of agility , balance , strength and brainpower . may Are you saying it is? How so? 4 5 +408 2 But lose a leg , as Zac Vawter did after a motorcycle accident in 2009 , and you will appreciate the myriad calculations that go into putting one foot in front of the other . But lose a leg , why did zac lose a leg? 0 5 +408 2 But lose a leg , as Zac Vawter did after a motorcycle accident in 2009 , and you will appreciate the myriad calculations that go into putting one foot in front of the other . calculations What calculations need to be done? 22 23 +408 2 But lose a leg , as Zac Vawter did after a motorcycle accident in 2009 , and you will appreciate the myriad calculations that go into putting one foot in front of the other . myriad calculations what is a myraid calculation? 21 23 +408 2 But lose a leg , as Zac Vawter did after a motorcycle accident in 2009 , and you will appreciate the myriad calculations that go into putting one foot in front of the other . calculations Why are there calculations that go into walking? 22 23 +408 3 Taking on the challenge , a team of software and biomedical engineers , neuroscientists , surgeons and prosthetists has designed a prosthetic limb that can reproduce a full repertoire of ambulatory tricks by communicating seamlessly with Vawter ' s brain . communicating How does it communicate with his brain? 33 34 +408 3 Taking on the challenge , a team of software and biomedical engineers , neuroscientists , surgeons and prosthetists has designed a prosthetic limb that can reproduce a full repertoire of ambulatory tricks by communicating seamlessly with Vawter ' s brain . tricks What tricks? 31 32 +408 3 Taking on the challenge , a team of software and biomedical engineers , neuroscientists , surgeons and prosthetists has designed a prosthetic limb that can reproduce a full repertoire of ambulatory tricks by communicating seamlessly with Vawter ' s brain . communicating How can the prosthetic limb communicate with Vawter's brain? 33 34 +408 4 A report published Wednesday in the New England Journal of Medicine describes how the team fit Vawter with a prosthetic leg that has learned - with the help of a computer and some electrodes - to read his intentions from a bundle of nerves that end above his missing knee . computer Was AI used or was it manually programmed? 30 31 +408 4 A report published Wednesday in the New England Journal of Medicine describes how the team fit Vawter with a prosthetic leg that has learned - with the help of a computer and some electrodes - to read his intentions from a bundle of nerves that end above his missing knee . Wednesday wednesdays date? 3 4 +409 1 GUATEMALA CITY - With their brightly colored fabrics filled with animals and landscapes , Guatemala ' s indigenous had long used textiles to tell stories and share their visions of the universe . Guatemala ' s indigenous Does this group of people have a proper name? 14 18 +409 1 GUATEMALA CITY - With their brightly colored fabrics filled with animals and landscapes , Guatemala ' s indigenous had long used textiles to tell stories and share their visions of the universe . fabrics Where do they get their fabrics? 7 8 +409 2 In modern times , however , those same fabrics made their wearers targets for discrimination , marking them as part of the country ' s poor and indigenous . their wearers targets for discrimination , How have the fabrics made people discrimination targets? 10 16 +409 2 In modern times , however , those same fabrics made their wearers targets for discrimination , marking them as part of the country ' s poor and indigenous . discrimination , Why are the wearers discriminated against? 14 16 +409 2 In modern times , however , those same fabrics made their wearers targets for discrimination , marking them as part of the country ' s poor and indigenous . made their wearers targets Were they targeted only because they were poor and/or indigenous? 9 13 +409 2 In modern times , however , those same fabrics made their wearers targets for discrimination , marking them as part of the country ' s poor and indigenous . discrimination , Why does fabric cause discrimination? 14 16 +409 3 Now , embroidered Mayan textiles known as huipiles are undergoing a revival in some of the country ' s finest boutiques as they become a haute couture fixture . they become a haute couture fixture How have the fabrics become haute couture? 22 28 +409 3 Now , embroidered Mayan textiles known as huipiles are undergoing a revival in some of the country ' s finest boutiques as they become a haute couture fixture . country ' s finest boutiques Did everyone agree to this? 16 21 +409 3 Now , embroidered Mayan textiles known as huipiles are undergoing a revival in some of the country ' s finest boutiques as they become a haute couture fixture . revival What is causing the fabric to become stylish now? 11 12 +409 4 Young Guatemalan designers are using them for everything from evening gowns and purses to handmade shoes sold as far away as Dubai . designers How expensive are the new fabrics and products? 2 3 +409 5 For many here , the widening use of huipiles fits a wider embrace of the country ' s indigenous roots , with musicians , designers and even politicians adopting Mayan languages and themes . widening use of huipiles Are these products affordable for everyone? 5 9 +409 5 For many here , the widening use of huipiles fits a wider embrace of the country ' s indigenous roots , with musicians , designers and even politicians adopting Mayan languages and themes . embrace of the country ' s indigenous roots , What caused this embrace of indigenous roots? 12 21 +409 5 For many here , the widening use of huipiles fits a wider embrace of the country ' s indigenous roots , with musicians , designers and even politicians adopting Mayan languages and themes . huipiles What is a huipile? 8 9 +409 5 For many here , the widening use of huipiles fits a wider embrace of the country ' s indigenous roots , with musicians , designers and even politicians adopting Mayan languages and themes . indigenous roots , Why are people now embracing the counties indigenous roots? 18 21 +410 1 NEW YORK - Athletic trainers should be on the lookout for mental health problems among student - athletes , a panel said on Wednesday . mental What reason(s) caused the panel to state this? 11 12 +410 1 NEW YORK - Athletic trainers should be on the lookout for mental health problems among student - athletes , a panel said on Wednesday . mental health problems among student - athletes , What kind of mental health problems? 11 19 +410 1 NEW YORK - Athletic trainers should be on the lookout for mental health problems among student - athletes , a panel said on Wednesday . mental health problems among student - athletes , why on the lookout? 11 19 +410 1 NEW YORK - Athletic trainers should be on the lookout for mental health problems among student - athletes , a panel said on Wednesday . mental health problems What kind of mental health problems are the athletes experiencing? 11 14 +410 2 Representatives from the National Athletic Trainers ' Association , the American Academy of Pediatrics and other organizations said athletic trainers are in a unique position to reach out to college athletes and refer them to counseling . athletic trainers should they be obligated to? 18 20 +410 3 " As an athletic trainer , we ' re usually right there with the student - athletes during some of their worst moments , " Timothy Neal , chair of the task force and assistant director of athletics for sports medicine at Syracuse University in New York , said . trainer , Do athletic trainers have training in mental health of athletes to help these students appropriately? 4 6 +410 4 " You have their trust " . About 30 percent of college - aged people reported having some type of mental illness during 2010 and 2011 , according to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration . illness What are some examples of these mental illnesses and what can be done to identify them? 21 22 +410 4 " You have their trust " . About 30 percent of college - aged people reported having some type of mental illness during 2010 and 2011 , according to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration . 2010 and 2011 , which year was higher? 23 27 +410 4 " You have their trust " . About 30 percent of college - aged people reported having some type of mental illness during 2010 and 2011 , according to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration . some type of mental illness What type of mental illnesses were most common? 17 22 +410 4 " You have their trust " . About 30 percent of college - aged people reported having some type of mental illness during 2010 and 2011 , according to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration . college - aged Why are there so many college-aged people who have mental illness? 11 14 +410 5 Neal said he has seen everything from athletes with anxiety and eating disorders to those who are suicidal . suicidal Do other institutions see these trends? 17 18 +410 5 Neal said he has seen everything from athletes with anxiety and eating disorders to those who are suicidal . suicidal did they commit suicide? 17 18 +411 1 WASHINGTON - Contentious from its conception , President Barack Obama ' s health care law has survived the Supreme Court , a battle for the White House and rounds of budget brinkmanship . Contentious What were the main issues surrounding this? 2 3 +411 1 WASHINGTON - Contentious from its conception , President Barack Obama ' s health care law has survived the Supreme Court , a battle for the White House and rounds of budget brinkmanship . battle How was the health care law in a \"battle?\" 22 23 +411 1 WASHINGTON - Contentious from its conception , President Barack Obama ' s health care law has survived the Supreme Court , a battle for the White House and rounds of budget brinkmanship . Contentious Why was his law contentious? 2 3 +411 1 WASHINGTON - Contentious from its conception , President Barack Obama ' s health care law has survived the Supreme Court , a battle for the White House and rounds of budget brinkmanship . Contentious Why is President Obama's healthcare law so contentious? 2 3 +411 2 Now comes the ultimate test : the verdict of the American people . verdict How much does public opinion have an influence on the law? 7 8 +411 2 Now comes the ultimate test : the verdict of the American people . verdict How did the American people feel about the bill? 7 8 +411 3 A government shutdown may dampen any celebration as health insurance markets open Tuesday around the country . shutdown What is the reason for this and when will it be taking place? 2 3 +411 3 A government shutdown may dampen any celebration as health insurance markets open Tuesday around the country . shutdown Why would the government have a shutdown? 2 3 +411 3 A government shutdown may dampen any celebration as health insurance markets open Tuesday around the country . government shutdown What does a government shut down entail? 1 3 +411 3 A government shutdown may dampen any celebration as health insurance markets open Tuesday around the country . government shutdown Why would the government shut down? 1 3 +411 4 But it won ' t stop the main components of Obamacare from going live as scheduled , glitches and all . main How do lawmakers and the public view these main components? 7 8 +411 4 But it won ' t stop the main components of Obamacare from going live as scheduled , glitches and all . won ' t Why will the government shutdown not affect Obamacare from going live? 2 5 +411 4 But it won ' t stop the main components of Obamacare from going live as scheduled , glitches and all . glitches What glitches does Obamacare have? 17 18 +411 5 The biggest expansion of society ' s safety net since Medicare will be in the hands of consumers , and most of their concerns don ' t revolve around ideology and policy details . ideology What specific ideology is this referring to? 29 30 +411 5 The biggest expansion of society ' s safety net since Medicare will be in the hands of consumers , and most of their concerns don ' t revolve around ideology and policy details . most What are their concerns revolved around? 20 21 +411 5 The biggest expansion of society ' s safety net since Medicare will be in the hands of consumers , and most of their concerns don ' t revolve around ideology and policy details . concerns What concerns do they have? 23 24 +412 1 WASHINGTON - The Justice Department sued North Carolina on Monday in a bid to block a new state law that forces voters to present a photo identification before casting a ballot and limits early voting , arguing the measure discriminates against minorities . forces voters to present a photo identification Why is North Carolina attempting to pass this law? 20 27 +412 1 WASHINGTON - The Justice Department sued North Carolina on Monday in a bid to block a new state law that forces voters to present a photo identification before casting a ballot and limits early voting , arguing the measure discriminates against minorities . limits early voting , How would limiting early voting affect results? 32 36 +412 1 WASHINGTON - The Justice Department sued North Carolina on Monday in a bid to block a new state law that forces voters to present a photo identification before casting a ballot and limits early voting , arguing the measure discriminates against minorities . limits early voting , How odes this affect minorities? 32 36 +412 1 WASHINGTON - The Justice Department sued North Carolina on Monday in a bid to block a new state law that forces voters to present a photo identification before casting a ballot and limits early voting , arguing the measure discriminates against minorities . discriminates How does the measure discriminate against minorities? 39 40 +412 2 The suit marked the second time in recent months that the Democratic Obama administration has challenged a voting law enacted by a Republican - led state . Democratic Obama administration How is partisanship affecting this dynamic? 11 14 +412 2 The suit marked the second time in recent months that the Democratic Obama administration has challenged a voting law enacted by a Republican - led state . second time When was the first time and what was it regarding? 4 6 +412 2 The suit marked the second time in recent months that the Democratic Obama administration has challenged a voting law enacted by a Republican - led state . second time when was the first time? 4 6 +412 3 In August , it sued to block a 2011 Texas voter - identification measure . 2011 Texas voter - identification measure How did the measure in Texas compare to that in North Carolina? 8 14 +412 3 In August , it sued to block a 2011 Texas voter - identification measure . voter - identification measure What was the measure? 10 14 +412 3 In August , it sued to block a 2011 Texas voter - identification measure . voter - identification measure voters cant be identified? 10 14 +412 4 Attorney General Eric Holder said the North Carolina law imposes several " troubling new restrictions " on voters including reducing early voting days , eliminating same - day registration during the early - voting period and imposing a restrictive photo - identification requirement for in - person voting . " troubling new restrictions " What is the North Carolina lawmakers' justification for attempting to enact these measures? 11 16 +412 4 Attorney General Eric Holder said the North Carolina law imposes several " troubling new restrictions " on voters including reducing early voting days , eliminating same - day registration during the early - voting period and imposing a restrictive photo - identification requirement for in - person voting . " troubling new restrictions " Why are these measures troubling to people of color specifically? 11 16 +412 4 Attorney General Eric Holder said the North Carolina law imposes several " troubling new restrictions " on voters including reducing early voting days , eliminating same - day registration during the early - voting period and imposing a restrictive photo - identification requirement for in - person voting . restrictive Why is the photo id requirement considered restrictive? 38 39 +412 5 " The Justice Department expects to show that the clear and intended effects of these changes would contract the electorate and result in unequal access to the participation in the political process on account of race , " Holder , joined by federal prosecutors based in North Carolina , said during a news conference announcing the lawsuit . on account of race , " How specifically do these measures create a potential imbalance in terms of racial representation? 32 38 +412 5 " The Justice Department expects to show that the clear and intended effects of these changes would contract the electorate and result in unequal access to the participation in the political process on account of race , " Holder , joined by federal prosecutors based in North Carolina , said during a news conference announcing the lawsuit . clear and intended effects Are the effects truly clear and unintended? 9 13 +412 5 " The Justice Department expects to show that the clear and intended effects of these changes would contract the electorate and result in unequal access to the participation in the political process on account of race , " Holder , joined by federal prosecutors based in North Carolina , said during a news conference announcing the lawsuit . intended effects what are the intended effects? 11 13 +413 1 WASHINGTON - A broad swath of the public might not even notice the partial shutdown of the federal government Tuesday , but many federal employees , government contractors and users of government services are likely to feel the pain . partial shutdown of the federal government Why are parts of the federal government shutting down? 13 19 +413 1 WASHINGTON - A broad swath of the public might not even notice the partial shutdown of the federal government Tuesday , but many federal employees , government contractors and users of government services are likely to feel the pain . likely to feel the pain How are they going to 'feel the pain'? 34 39 +413 1 WASHINGTON - A broad swath of the public might not even notice the partial shutdown of the federal government Tuesday , but many federal employees , government contractors and users of government services are likely to feel the pain . swath what is a swath? 4 5 +413 1 WASHINGTON - A broad swath of the public might not even notice the partial shutdown of the federal government Tuesday , but many federal employees , government contractors and users of government services are likely to feel the pain . partial shutdown Why was only part of the government shut down? 13 15 +413 2 The wallets of at least 800 , 000 federal workers furloughed in a shutdown will be thinner , at least temporarily . least temporarily for how long? 19 21 +413 2 The wallets of at least 800 , 000 federal workers furloughed in a shutdown will be thinner , at least temporarily . temporarily Why only temporarily? 20 21 +413 3 Those workers will not be paid until there ' s an agreement to fund the government anew . fund the government anew Why is the government short on funds? 13 17 +413 3 Those workers will not be paid until there ' s an agreement to fund the government anew . anew when will that happen? 16 17 +413 4 Unable to reach an agreement last night as the House and Senate played political tennis over a plan to temporarily fund the budget , the nation will wake up to an altered government landscape . temporarily fund the budget , Why aren't taxes and other normal sources of government income sufficient? 19 24 +413 4 Unable to reach an agreement last night as the House and Senate played political tennis over a plan to temporarily fund the budget , the nation will wake up to an altered government landscape . political tennis What is an example of \"political tennis\"? 13 15 +413 5 Some of the services immediately affected are largely invisible , but important , nonetheless . largely invisible , but important , How are they invisible but also important? 7 13 +413 5 Some of the services immediately affected are largely invisible , but important , nonetheless . invisible , what are they? 8 10 +413 5 Some of the services immediately affected are largely invisible , but important , nonetheless . invisible , Why are some of the services that were furloughed considered invisible? 8 10 +414 1 DETROIT - Pharmaceuticals , caffeine and items such as toothpaste additives have been found farther out in the Great Lakes than ever before , according to a new study that also raises concerns about their levels . farther out in the Great Lakes than ever before , How far out into the Great Lakes have these debris been found and what was the previous distance in comparison? 14 24 +414 1 DETROIT - Pharmaceuticals , caffeine and items such as toothpaste additives have been found farther out in the Great Lakes than ever before , according to a new study that also raises concerns about their levels . farther why would caffeine and additives be found in the middle of the grea lakes 14 15 +414 1 DETROIT - Pharmaceuticals , caffeine and items such as toothpaste additives have been found farther out in the Great Lakes than ever before , according to a new study that also raises concerns about their levels . farther out in the Great Lakes How are these chemicals getting into the lakes? 14 20 +414 1 DETROIT - Pharmaceuticals , caffeine and items such as toothpaste additives have been found farther out in the Great Lakes than ever before , according to a new study that also raises concerns about their levels . farther out how were they found? 14 16 +414 2 The presence of pharmaceuticals and personal care products - or PPCPs - has previously gone largely unstudied within the Great Lakes , according to Rebecca Klaper , a co - author of the study released last month . previously gone largely unstudied Why has there not been much previous research about this topic? 13 17 +414 2 The presence of pharmaceuticals and personal care products - or PPCPs - has previously gone largely unstudied within the Great Lakes , according to Rebecca Klaper , a co - author of the study released last month . within Which state are they talking about? 17 18 +414 2 The presence of pharmaceuticals and personal care products - or PPCPs - has previously gone largely unstudied within the Great Lakes , according to Rebecca Klaper , a co - author of the study released last month . previously gone largely unstudied How rigorously are these things monitored in other areas of the country? 13 17 +414 3 Klaper , an associate professor at the University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee ' s School of Freshwater Sciences , said the expectation has been that the Great Lakes ' huge volumes of water would dilute the PPCPs into undetectability . huge volumes of water would dilute Why did they think the lakes' volume would be enough, when PPCPs seem to be something people constantly dispose of? 29 35 +414 3 Klaper , an associate professor at the University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee ' s School of Freshwater Sciences , said the expectation has been that the Great Lakes ' huge volumes of water would dilute the PPCPs into undetectability . volumes What is the dilution ratio? 30 31 +414 3 Klaper , an associate professor at the University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee ' s School of Freshwater Sciences , said the expectation has been that the Great Lakes ' huge volumes of water would dilute the PPCPs into undetectability . expectation has been Why are the findings so far from this expectation? 21 24 +414 3 Klaper , an associate professor at the University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee ' s School of Freshwater Sciences , said the expectation has been that the Great Lakes ' huge volumes of water would dilute the PPCPs into undetectability . PPCPs into undetectability but it is not true? 36 39 +414 4 Lakes Michigan and Huron , which are connected , together have 2 quadrillion , or 2 , 000 trillion , gallons of water , for example . quadrillion , What ratio does this come out to be? 12 14 +414 4 Lakes Michigan and Huron , which are connected , together have 2 quadrillion , or 2 , 000 trillion , gallons of water , for example . 2 , 000 trillion , is that a huge amount? 15 20 +414 5 Pharmaceuticals found in Lake Michigan 2 miles offshore from two Milwaukee wastewater treatment plants included a diabetes medication and a hormone used in birth - control pills . diabetes medication and a hormone Are these PPCPs harmful, and in what ways? 16 21 +414 5 Pharmaceuticals found in Lake Michigan 2 miles offshore from two Milwaukee wastewater treatment plants included a diabetes medication and a hormone used in birth - control pills . Pharmaceuticals Is this amound dangerous? 0 1 +414 5 Pharmaceuticals found in Lake Michigan 2 miles offshore from two Milwaukee wastewater treatment plants included a diabetes medication and a hormone used in birth - control pills . diabetes medication and a hormone How do these chemicals affect the aquatic environment? 16 21 +415 1 UNITED NATIONS - There are no shortages of challenges facing Caribbean countries - burgeoning unemployment , high crime , a chronic health crisis . Caribbean countries What are the specific countries? 10 12 +415 1 UNITED NATIONS - There are no shortages of challenges facing Caribbean countries - burgeoning unemployment , high crime , a chronic health crisis . Caribbean countries how did these issues arise? 10 12 +415 1 UNITED NATIONS - There are no shortages of challenges facing Caribbean countries - burgeoning unemployment , high crime , a chronic health crisis . challenges facing Caribbean countries Why do they have such challenges? 8 12 +415 2 But for almost every Caribbean leader who spoke to the United Nations General Assembly last week , one issue came up time and again : compensating descendants of enslaved and oppressed Africans in Europe ' s former colonies for the generational and , arguably , irreparable damage of slavery . Caribbean leader Who are these leaders? 4 6 +415 2 But for almost every Caribbean leader who spoke to the United Nations General Assembly last week , one issue came up time and again : compensating descendants of enslaved and oppressed Africans in Europe ' s former colonies for the generational and , arguably , irreparable damage of slavery . United Nations General Assembly What was the context of this meeting? 10 14 +415 2 But for almost every Caribbean leader who spoke to the United Nations General Assembly last week , one issue came up time and again : compensating descendants of enslaved and oppressed Africans in Europe ' s former colonies for the generational and , arguably , irreparable damage of slavery . of enslaved and oppressed monetary compensation? 27 31 +415 2 But for almost every Caribbean leader who spoke to the United Nations General Assembly last week , one issue came up time and again : compensating descendants of enslaved and oppressed Africans in Europe ' s former colonies for the generational and , arguably , irreparable damage of slavery . irreparable damage of slavery What damage exists today for these people? 45 49 +415 3 " The legacy of slavery and colonialism in the Caribbean has severely impaired our development options , " Antigua and Barbuda Prime Minister Baldwin Spencer said . impaired our development What are some specific ways this has impaired development options? 12 15 +415 3 " The legacy of slavery and colonialism in the Caribbean has severely impaired our development options , " Antigua and Barbuda Prime Minister Baldwin Spencer said . options , " How has it impaired options for development? 15 18 +415 3 " The legacy of slavery and colonialism in the Caribbean has severely impaired our development options , " Antigua and Barbuda Prime Minister Baldwin Spencer said . Antigua and Barbuda where is this? 18 21 +415 3 " The legacy of slavery and colonialism in the Caribbean has severely impaired our development options , " Antigua and Barbuda Prime Minister Baldwin Spencer said . severely impaired our development options , " How specifically has it severely impaired them? 11 18 +415 4 " Reparations must be directed toward repairing the damage inflicted by slavery and racism " . " Reparations What would these reparations look like, and who would receive them? 0 2 +415 5 For decades , cultural leaders , black scholars and others across the United States , Caribbean and Africa have unsuccessfully sought reparations from Britain , France and the Netherlands for sponsoring and endorsing kidnapping , enslaving and selling Africans . endorsing What does it look like for a country to endorse but not sponsor slavery? 32 33 +415 5 For decades , cultural leaders , black scholars and others across the United States , Caribbean and Africa have unsuccessfully sought reparations from Britain , France and the Netherlands for sponsoring and endorsing kidnapping , enslaving and selling Africans . sought reparations has it ever worked? 20 22 +416 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - Every day , usually more than once , Curtis Doyle reminds his dad about the trip they ' re planning for next summer to Walt Disney World . reminds his dad Why does Curtis keep reminding his dad about the trip? 15 18 +416 2 It ' s an obvious source of excitement for Doyle , who is 27 years old and has severe autism . severe autism why is this important? 18 20 +416 2 It ' s an obvious source of excitement for Doyle , who is 27 years old and has severe autism . source of excitement Why does this trip excite Doyle so much? 5 8 +416 3 But the trip has become a source of anxiety for his father , Brad Doyle , because Disney said recently it would stop allowing disabled guests to jump ahead in lines at the attractions in its U . S . theme parks . stop allowing why would they stop allowing? 22 24 +416 3 But the trip has become a source of anxiety for his father , Brad Doyle , because Disney said recently it would stop allowing disabled guests to jump ahead in lines at the attractions in its U . S . theme parks . stop allowing Why would Disney decide to stop allowing disabled guests from jumping ahead in the lines? 22 24 +416 3 But the trip has become a source of anxiety for his father , Brad Doyle , because Disney said recently it would stop allowing disabled guests to jump ahead in lines at the attractions in its U . S . theme parks . jump ahead in lines Why has Disney proposed disallowing disabled guests to jump ahead in lines? 27 31 +416 3 But the trip has become a source of anxiety for his father , Brad Doyle , because Disney said recently it would stop allowing disabled guests to jump ahead in lines at the attractions in its U . S . theme parks . allowing Why is Disney no longer allowing disabled people to go ahead in the lines? 23 24 +416 4 Disney will give them return times instead . return times what is a return time? 4 6 +416 4 Disney will give them return times instead . return times How long would the wait be for the return times? 4 6 +416 4 Disney will give them return times instead . return times instead Why is Disney doing the return times instead of letting them cut the lines? 4 7 +416 5 It might seem a minor change to most families . most families do other families know about it? 7 9 +416 5 It might seem a minor change to most families . minor Why do most families just consider this a minor change? 4 5 +417 1 YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK , Calif . - Clare Cogan and Daniel Mohally stood forlornly inside the Yosemite Visitors Bureau , trying to determine how to salvage their honeymoon . forlornly inside Why were they forlone? 13 15 +417 1 YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK , Calif . - Clare Cogan and Daniel Mohally stood forlornly inside the Yosemite Visitors Bureau , trying to determine how to salvage their honeymoon . honeymoon What happened to Clare Cogan and Daniel Mohally on their honeymoon? 27 28 +417 2 The Cork , Ireland , couple had flown to the United States last week for a honeymoon that started in San Diego and will end in San Francisco . flown to the United why honeymoon in america? 7 11 +417 3 In between - the highlight of their trip - was an excursion to Yosemite . excursion did they hike? 11 12 +417 4 " We grew up seeing pictures of it in books , " said Cogan , a 31 - year - old receptionist . receptionist why does her job matter? 21 22 +417 4 " We grew up seeing pictures of it in books , " said Cogan , a 31 - year - old receptionist . seeing pictures of it in books , " what did they see pictures of? 4 12 +417 5 " You know , the cars underneath those huge sequoia trees . cars underneath what cars underneath the trees 5 7 +418 1 GENEVA , N . Y . - Trees at Cornell University ' s research orchard this fall are heavy with waxy apples , deep - red , round apples , oblong apples and aromatic apples that smell like autumn . heavy Why are they so heavy with apples? 18 19 +418 1 GENEVA , N . Y . - Trees at Cornell University ' s research orchard this fall are heavy with waxy apples , deep - red , round apples , oblong apples and aromatic apples that smell like autumn . research How did a research orchard come about? 13 14 +418 2 The thousands of trees here are tended for a single goal : to grow apples with just the right mix of sweetness , tart and crunch . right mix What is the right mix? 18 20 +418 2 The thousands of trees here are tended for a single goal : to grow apples with just the right mix of sweetness , tart and crunch . grow How do they change the taste of an apple? 13 14 +418 3 The orchards , part of the New York State Agricultural Experiment Station , are essentially a 50 - acre lab devoted to developing apples that are tasty for consumers and hardy for farmers . 50 - acre lab how many square miles? 16 20 +418 3 The orchards , part of the New York State Agricultural Experiment Station , are essentially a 50 - acre lab devoted to developing apples that are tasty for consumers and hardy for farmers . apples How many different trees are there? 23 24 +418 4 The station has released 66 apple varieties over more than a century including Cortland , Macoun and two new entries at farm markets this fall : SnapDragon and RubyFrost . Macoun what does it taste like? 15 16 +418 4 The station has released 66 apple varieties over more than a century including Cortland , Macoun and two new entries at farm markets this fall : SnapDragon and RubyFrost . 66 How long has this orchard been growing trees? 4 5 +418 5 " I could never be a medical doctor ; I don ' t like blood . blood What does this have to do with apples? 14 15 +418 5 " I could never be a medical doctor ; I don ' t like blood . be who said this? 4 5 +419 1 ST . LOUIS - Shirley Booker didn ' t sign up to live next to a farm . didn ' t sign up Why have the surroundings of her home changed? 6 11 +419 1 ST . LOUIS - Shirley Booker didn ' t sign up to live next to a farm . Shirley Booker Who is Shirley Booker? 4 6 +419 1 ST . LOUIS - Shirley Booker didn ' t sign up to live next to a farm . Shirley Booker who is she? 4 6 +419 2 But these days , when she looks out the front door of the house where she ' s lived for 37 years , a farm is exactly what she sees . looks out what does she see? 6 8 +419 2 But these days , when she looks out the front door of the house where she ' s lived for 37 years , a farm is exactly what she sees . farm is exactly what she sees Why is this such a surprise? 24 30 +419 2 But these days , when she looks out the front door of the house where she ' s lived for 37 years , a farm is exactly what she sees . a farm Is this a new farm? 23 25 +419 3 It stretches across about 10 blocks in the city ' s St . Louis Place neighborhood , some planted with corn , some with soybeans . some planted with corn , more corn or soybeans? 17 22 +419 4 The land was bought from the city last year by Paul McKee ' s NorthSide Regeneration LLC , then leased to a farming company founded by former Olympian Jackie Joyner - Kersee . land was bought from the city last year What made the land attractive to a buyer? 1 9 +419 4 The land was bought from the city last year by Paul McKee ' s NorthSide Regeneration LLC , then leased to a farming company founded by former Olympian Jackie Joyner - Kersee . The land How much land exactly? 0 2 +419 4 The land was bought from the city last year by Paul McKee ' s NorthSide Regeneration LLC , then leased to a farming company founded by former Olympian Jackie Joyner - Kersee . was bought What was the sale price? 2 4 +419 4 The land was bought from the city last year by Paul McKee ' s NorthSide Regeneration LLC , then leased to a farming company founded by former Olympian Jackie Joyner - Kersee . a farming company What is the name of the farming company 21 24 +419 4 The land was bought from the city last year by Paul McKee ' s NorthSide Regeneration LLC , then leased to a farming company founded by former Olympian Jackie Joyner - Kersee . Olympian what sport? 27 28 +419 5 It ' s being billed as perhaps the largest urban agriculture experiment in the country , and a way to put long vacant land to productive use . urban agriculture experiment How have other urban agriculture experiments fared? 9 12 +419 5 It ' s being billed as perhaps the largest urban agriculture experiment in the country , and a way to put long vacant land to productive use . experiment Why is it considered an experiment? 11 12 +419 5 It ' s being billed as perhaps the largest urban agriculture experiment in the country , and a way to put long vacant land to productive use . long vacant land How long was the land vacant? 21 24 +420 1 A series of discoveries from NASA ' s Curiosity rover are giving scientists a picture of Mars that looks increasingly complex , with small bits of water spread around the surface and an interior that could have been more geologically mature than experts had previously thought . mature In what way could a planet show signs of geological maturity? 40 41 +420 1 A series of discoveries from NASA ' s Curiosity rover are giving scientists a picture of Mars that looks increasingly complex , with small bits of water spread around the surface and an interior that could have been more geologically mature than experts had previously thought . than experts had previously thought . Who are the experts? 41 47 +420 1 A series of discoveries from NASA ' s Curiosity rover are giving scientists a picture of Mars that looks increasingly complex , with small bits of water spread around the surface and an interior that could have been more geologically mature than experts had previously thought . geologically mature just meaning older? 39 41 +420 2 Curiosity ' s formidable arsenal of scientific instruments has detected traces of water chemically bound to the Martian dust that seems to be covering the entire planet . chemically Can life be sustained through water that is chemically bound? 13 14 +420 2 Curiosity ' s formidable arsenal of scientific instruments has detected traces of water chemically bound to the Martian dust that seems to be covering the entire planet . seems to be covering the entire planet How did they conclude that it seems to be covering the entire planet? 20 27 +420 2 Curiosity ' s formidable arsenal of scientific instruments has detected traces of water chemically bound to the Martian dust that seems to be covering the entire planet . covering the entire planet does it ever leave? 23 27 +420 3 The finding , among several in the five studies published online Thursday by the journal Science , may explain mysterious water signals picked up by satellites in orbit around the Red Planet . satellites How do satellites detect water? 25 26 +420 3 The finding , among several in the five studies published online Thursday by the journal Science , may explain mysterious water signals picked up by satellites in orbit around the Red Planet . mysterious water signals picked up by satellites How did these satellites pick up signals of water? 19 26 +420 4 The soil that covers Mars ' surface in Gale Crater , where Curiosity landed last year , seems to have two major components , according to data from the rover ' s laser - shooting Chemistry and Camera instrument . two What are the components and how are they significant? 20 21 +420 4 The soil that covers Mars ' surface in Gale Crater , where Curiosity landed last year , seems to have two major components , according to data from the rover ' s laser - shooting Chemistry and Camera instrument . seems to have two major components , What are these two major components? 17 24 +420 4 The soil that covers Mars ' surface in Gale Crater , where Curiosity landed last year , seems to have two major components , according to data from the rover ' s laser - shooting Chemistry and Camera instrument . Gale Crater , where is gale crater? 8 11 +420 5 One is a coarse soil with millimeter - wide grains that probably came from the rocks around them ; the other is very fine , with grains often a few micrometers in size , the ChemCam data show . ChemCam How does the ChemCam measure the size of the grains? 35 36 +420 5 One is a coarse soil with millimeter - wide grains that probably came from the rocks around them ; the other is very fine , with grains often a few micrometers in size , the ChemCam data show . millimeter - wide grains How did they measure the grains? 6 10 +420 5 One is a coarse soil with millimeter - wide grains that probably came from the rocks around them ; the other is very fine , with grains often a few micrometers in size , the ChemCam data show . few micrometers in size Again, how did they measure the grains? 29 33 +420 5 One is a coarse soil with millimeter - wide grains that probably came from the rocks around them ; the other is very fine , with grains often a few micrometers in size , the ChemCam data show . ChemCam data is that a machinery? 35 37 +421 1 JINTANG , China - In a lifetime of herding , Liu Xiangqing had never seen cows so scared . scared Why were the cows scared? 17 18 +421 1 JINTANG , China - In a lifetime of herding , Liu Xiangqing had never seen cows so scared . Liu Xiangqing had never seen cows so scared Why were the cows so scared? 10 18 +421 1 JINTANG , China - In a lifetime of herding , Liu Xiangqing had never seen cows so scared . scared Why were the cows scared? 17 18 +421 2 Normally , at 6 a . m . , they would be gathered together , contentedly chewing and grazing in the dawn light . gathered where were the cows gathered? 12 13 +421 2 Normally , at 6 a . m . , they would be gathered together , contentedly chewing and grazing in the dawn light . they Who is they? 9 10 +421 2 Normally , at 6 a . m . , they would be gathered together , contentedly chewing and grazing in the dawn light . gathered Who was gathering? 12 13 +421 3 But this June morning , they were scattered through the pine scrub , pacing with agitation , their ears alert . scattered through the pine scrub , Is it possible they may have felt safer there? 7 13 +421 3 But this June morning , they were scattered through the pine scrub , pacing with agitation , their ears alert . they Who is this referring to? 5 6 +421 4 Liu took a quick head count and realized one was missing , a 2 - year - old bull . took a quick head count How many were in the herd in total? 1 6 +421 4 Liu took a quick head count and realized one was missing , a 2 - year - old bull . missing , Why was the bull missing? 10 12 +421 5 By the time the remains were located , the tail and thighs were missing , the entrails spilled in the dirt . located , Where were the remains located? 6 8 +421 5 By the time the remains were located , the tail and thighs were missing , the entrails spilled in the dirt . the remains were located , Was this caused by a carnivorous animal or humans? 3 8 +421 5 By the time the remains were located , the tail and thighs were missing , the entrails spilled in the dirt . remains Who's remains? 4 5 +421 5 By the time the remains were located , the tail and thighs were missing , the entrails spilled in the dirt . spilled How did they become spilled? 17 18 +421 5 By the time the remains were located , the tail and thighs were missing , the entrails spilled in the dirt . the remains What happened to the bull that there were remains? 3 5 +421 5 By the time the remains were located , the tail and thighs were missing , the entrails spilled in the dirt . remains What killed this cow in such a gruesome way? 4 5 +422 1 MIAMI - The Argentine tegu lizard doesn ' t grow nearly as big as a Burmese python but it may be a greater threat to South Florida ' s native animals . South Florida ' s native animals . Which of South Florida's native animals are threatened? 25 32 +422 1 MIAMI - The Argentine tegu lizard doesn ' t grow nearly as big as a Burmese python but it may be a greater threat to South Florida ' s native animals . may be a greater threat to South Why is the tegu lizard a great threat? 19 26 +422 1 MIAMI - The Argentine tegu lizard doesn ' t grow nearly as big as a Burmese python but it may be a greater threat to South Florida ' s native animals . tegu lizard how does it look? 4 6 +422 1 MIAMI - The Argentine tegu lizard doesn ' t grow nearly as big as a Burmese python but it may be a greater threat to South Florida ' s native animals . greater threat How would the tegu lizard be a greater threat to South Florida? 22 24 +422 1 MIAMI - The Argentine tegu lizard doesn ' t grow nearly as big as a Burmese python but it may be a greater threat to South Florida ' s native animals . grow nearly as big How big does it grow? 9 13 +422 2 At a maximum size of four feet , a tegu can ' t gobble down a full - grown deer or alligator with its rapier - sharp teeth . rapier - sharp teeth why cant it? 24 28 +422 3 But the invasive , black and white reptiles have the potential to cause even more ecological damage than the 18 - foot snakes that have drawn international media attention in recent years . potential to cause even more ecological damage Why do the lizards have the potential to do ecological damage? 10 17 +422 3 But the invasive , black and white reptiles have the potential to cause even more ecological damage than the 18 - foot snakes that have drawn international media attention in recent years . potential how would they do it? 10 11 +422 3 But the invasive , black and white reptiles have the potential to cause even more ecological damage than the 18 - foot snakes that have drawn international media attention in recent years . more ecological damage How do the tegu lizards cause more ecological damage than pythons? 14 17 +422 3 But the invasive , black and white reptiles have the potential to cause even more ecological damage than the 18 - foot snakes that have drawn international media attention in recent years . more ecological damage Why do they cause more damage? 14 17 +422 4 And now , scientists say , it ' s too late to eradicate them . scientists say , Which scientists? 3 6 +422 4 And now , scientists say , it ' s too late to eradicate them . it ' s too late to eradicate them Why can the lizards not be eliminated? 6 14 +422 4 And now , scientists say , it ' s too late to eradicate them . too late why is it too late? 9 11 +422 4 And now , scientists say , it ' s too late to eradicate them . too late Why would it be too late to eradicate the tegu lizards? 9 11 +423 1 STOCKHOLM - Francois Englert of Belgium and Peter Higgs of Britain won the 2013 Nobel Prize in physics on Tuesday for their theory on how the most basic building blocks of the universe acquire mass , eventually forming the world we know today . theory What is their theory? 22 23 +423 1 STOCKHOLM - Francois Englert of Belgium and Peter Higgs of Britain won the 2013 Nobel Prize in physics on Tuesday for their theory on how the most basic building blocks of the universe acquire mass , eventually forming the world we know today . acquire mass , How do the basic building blocks of the universe gather mass? 33 36 +423 2 Their concept was confirmed last year by the discovery of the so - called Higgs particle , also known as the Higgs boson , at CERN , the European Organization for Nuclear Research in Geneva , the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences said . Higgs particle , What is the higgs particle? 14 17 +423 2 Their concept was confirmed last year by the discovery of the so - called Higgs particle , also known as the Higgs boson , at CERN , the European Organization for Nuclear Research in Geneva , the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences said . Higgs particle What is the Higgs particle? 14 16 +423 2 Their concept was confirmed last year by the discovery of the so - called Higgs particle , also known as the Higgs boson , at CERN , the European Organization for Nuclear Research in Geneva , the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences said . discovery How was the Higgs particle discovered and by whom? 8 9 +423 2 Their concept was confirmed last year by the discovery of the so - called Higgs particle , also known as the Higgs boson , at CERN , the European Organization for Nuclear Research in Geneva , the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences said . so - called Why the \"so-called\" particle? 11 14 +423 3 " I am overwhelmed to receive this award and thank the Royal Swedish Academy , " the 84 - year - old Higgs said in a statement released by the University of Edinburgh , where he is a professor emeritus . emeritus What does emeritus mean? 39 40 +423 4 " I hope this recognition of fundamental science will help raise awareness of the value of blue - sky research " . value of blue - sky research " What is the value of blue-sky research? 14 21 +423 4 " I hope this recognition of fundamental science will help raise awareness of the value of blue - sky research " . blue - sky research " What is blue-sky research? 16 21 +423 4 " I hope this recognition of fundamental science will help raise awareness of the value of blue - sky research " . blue - sky research " What is \"blue-sky research? 16 21 +423 5 " Of course I ' m happy , " the 80 - year - old Englert told reporters , thanking all those who helped him in his research . who helped him in his research Who helped him in his research? 22 28 +424 1 DETROIT - The 128 - year - old Detroit Institute of Arts has gained a reputation as a home for some of the world ' s most hallowed masterpieces : Paintings by Van Gogh and Picasso , the Rivera industry murals . reputation Why has it become so successful? 15 16 +424 1 DETROIT - The 128 - year - old Detroit Institute of Arts has gained a reputation as a home for some of the world ' s most hallowed masterpieces : Paintings by Van Gogh and Picasso , the Rivera industry murals . world ' s most hallowed masterpieces : Why are those pieces the worlds most hallowed masterpieces? 23 30 +424 1 DETROIT - The 128 - year - old Detroit Institute of Arts has gained a reputation as a home for some of the world ' s most hallowed masterpieces : Paintings by Van Gogh and Picasso , the Rivera industry murals . most hallowed masterpieces : Why are these masterpieces so hallowed? 26 30 +424 1 DETROIT - The 128 - year - old Detroit Institute of Arts has gained a reputation as a home for some of the world ' s most hallowed masterpieces : Paintings by Van Gogh and Picasso , the Rivera industry murals . 128 - year - old Detroit since the 19th century? 3 9 +424 2 Things will look a bit different , though , over the next few months . different , How will thing look different? 5 7 +424 2 Things will look a bit different , though , over the next few months . look a bit different , How will things look different? 2 7 +424 2 Things will look a bit different , though , over the next few months . Things will look a bit different , Why will things look a bit different? 0 7 +424 2 Things will look a bit different , though , over the next few months . different , what will be different? 5 7 +424 3 Vincent , Pablo and Diego will have company in the form of Mickey , Bart and Bugs . Mickey , Bart and Bugs Who are Micky, Bart, and Bugs? 12 17 +424 3 Vincent , Pablo and Diego will have company in the form of Mickey , Bart and Bugs . Mickey , Bart and Bugs Are they adding those to the gallery? 12 17 +424 3 Vincent , Pablo and Diego will have company in the form of Mickey , Bart and Bugs . Mickey , Bart and Bugs disney characters? 12 17 +424 4 " Watch Me Move : The Animation Show , " which organizers call the " most extensive animation show ever mounted , " has both iconic clips - featuring the aforementioned Mouse , Simpson and Bunny - as well as lesser - known works that span the past 100 - plus years . as well as lesser - known works What are the lesser known works? 37 44 +424 4 " Watch Me Move : The Animation Show , " which organizers call the " most extensive animation show ever mounted , " has both iconic clips - featuring the aforementioned Mouse , Simpson and Bunny - as well as lesser - known works that span the past 100 - plus years . " most extensive animation show ever mounted , " Why is it the most extensive animation show ever mounted? 14 23 +424 4 " Watch Me Move : The Animation Show , " which organizers call the " most extensive animation show ever mounted , " has both iconic clips - featuring the aforementioned Mouse , Simpson and Bunny - as well as lesser - known works that span the past 100 - plus years . as well as lesser - known works Which lesser-known works? 37 44 +424 5 The show brings together industry pioneers , independent filmmakers and contemporary artists , including William Kentridge and Nathalie Djurberg , alongside commercial studios such as Walt Disney , Aardman and Pixar . industry pioneers Who are the industry pioneers? 4 6 +424 5 The show brings together industry pioneers , independent filmmakers and contemporary artists , including William Kentridge and Nathalie Djurberg , alongside commercial studios such as Walt Disney , Aardman and Pixar . artists , What is the difference between the industry pioneers, independent filmmakers, and contemporary artists? 11 13 +425 1 WASHINGTON - The government shutdown has slowed or halted federal efforts to protect Americans ' health and safety , from probes into the cause of transportation and workplace accidents to tracking foodborne illness . foodborne illness What foodborne illness? 31 33 +425 1 WASHINGTON - The government shutdown has slowed or halted federal efforts to protect Americans ' health and safety , from probes into the cause of transportation and workplace accidents to tracking foodborne illness . government shutdown Why was there a government shutdown? 3 5 +425 2 The latest example : an outbreak of salmonella in chicken that has sickened people in 18 states . 18 states What states? 15 17 +425 2 The latest example : an outbreak of salmonella in chicken that has sickened people in 18 states . 18 states which states? 15 17 +425 3 The federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Tuesday that it was recalling some of its furloughed staff to deal with the outbreak , which has sickened more than 270 people . staff to deal with the outbreak , How was the staff supposed to handle and prevent the spread of the outbreak? 18 25 +425 3 The federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Tuesday that it was recalling some of its furloughed staff to deal with the outbreak , which has sickened more than 270 people . furloughed staff why were they furloughed ? 17 19 +425 3 The federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Tuesday that it was recalling some of its furloughed staff to deal with the outbreak , which has sickened more than 270 people . furloughed what is a furlough? 17 18 +425 4 Before then , the CDC had only a handful of scientists working on outbreak detection , severely hampering its ability to track potentially deadly illnesses . handful of scientists working Why such a little amount of working scientists? 8 12 +425 4 Before then , the CDC had only a handful of scientists working on outbreak detection , severely hampering its ability to track potentially deadly illnesses . hampering its ability If it hampered their ability to track down potentially deadly illnesses, why did they have such a little amount of scientists and staff? 17 20 +425 4 Before then , the CDC had only a handful of scientists working on outbreak detection , severely hampering its ability to track potentially deadly illnesses . had only a handful why only a handful? 5 9 +425 5 With federal workers on leave , the states have had to pick up much of the slack . federal workers on leave , Why are federal working on leave? 1 6 +425 5 With federal workers on leave , the states have had to pick up much of the slack . federal workers on leave , when will they return? 1 6 +425 5 With federal workers on leave , the states have had to pick up much of the slack . slack How have the states picked up the slack? 16 17 +426 1 LOS ANGELES - A hoax science paper written to expose lazy or unscrupulous academic publishers was accepted for publication by a shocking 157 open - access science journals recently . A hoax science paper written Why would they want to expose publishers? 3 8 +426 1 LOS ANGELES - A hoax science paper written to expose lazy or unscrupulous academic publishers was accepted for publication by a shocking 157 open - access science journals recently . science paper What was the science paper about? 5 7 +426 2 In a sting operation conducted by the journal Science , contributing correspondent John Bohannon uncovered a " Wild West " landscape among fee - seeking publishers - a part of which use false addresses , false names , overseas bank accounts and superficial " peer reviews " on a routine basis . fee - seeking publishers - a Who are the fee-seeking publishers? 22 28 +426 2 In a sting operation conducted by the journal Science , contributing correspondent John Bohannon uncovered a " Wild West " landscape among fee - seeking publishers - a part of which use false addresses , false names , overseas bank accounts and superficial " peer reviews " on a routine basis . fee - seeking publishers Is there any legal action being taken against these perpetrators? 22 26 +426 2 In a sting operation conducted by the journal Science , contributing correspondent John Bohannon uncovered a " Wild West " landscape among fee - seeking publishers - a part of which use false addresses , false names , overseas bank accounts and superficial " peer reviews " on a routine basis . " Wild West " why is it quoted? 16 20 +426 3 " From humble and idealistic beginnings a decade ago , open - access scientific journals have mushroomed into a global industry , driven by author publication fees rather than traditional subscriptions , " wrote Bohannon , a molecular biologist and science reporter . author publication fees How big were these supposed fees? 24 27 +426 3 " From humble and idealistic beginnings a decade ago , open - access scientific journals have mushroomed into a global industry , driven by author publication fees rather than traditional subscriptions , " wrote Bohannon , a molecular biologist and science reporter . Bohannon , what are his credentials? 34 36 +426 4 " Most of the players are murky , " he wrote . are murky , " why are they murky? 5 9 +426 4 " Most of the players are murky , " he wrote . murky , " What does it mean that the players are murky? 6 9 +426 5 " The identity and location of the journals ' editors , as well as the financial workings of their publishers , are often purposefully obscured " . purposefully obscured " Why are they afraid of revealing the evidence? 23 26 +426 5 " The identity and location of the journals ' editors , as well as the financial workings of their publishers , are often purposefully obscured " . obscured " Why are the editors and financial workings obscured? 24 26 +427 1 The world is aging so fast that most countries are not prepared to support their swelling numbers of elderly people , according to a global study being issued Tuesday by the United Nations and an elder rights group . and an elder rights group . Which elder rights group? 33 39 +427 1 The world is aging so fast that most countries are not prepared to support their swelling numbers of elderly people , according to a global study being issued Tuesday by the United Nations and an elder rights group . not How are the countries not prepared to support the elderly? 10 11 +427 1 The world is aging so fast that most countries are not prepared to support their swelling numbers of elderly people , according to a global study being issued Tuesday by the United Nations and an elder rights group . elderly Why is the elderly population living longer ? 18 19 +427 2 The report ranks the social and economic well - being of elders in 91 countries , with Sweden coming out on top and Afghanistan at the bottom . ranks How exactly did they come up with the ranking system of the well-being of the elders? 2 3 +427 2 The report ranks the social and economic well - being of elders in 91 countries , with Sweden coming out on top and Afghanistan at the bottom . Afghanistan at the bottom Which factors put Afghanistan at the bottom of the socioeconomic scale? 23 27 +427 2 The report ranks the social and economic well - being of elders in 91 countries , with Sweden coming out on top and Afghanistan at the bottom . Afghanistan why are they on bottom? 23 24 +427 3 It reflects what advocates for the old have been warning , with increasing urgency , for years : Nations are simply not working quickly enough to cope with a population graying faster than ever before . cope In what ways can they help \"cope\" with the population of the elderly? 26 27 +427 3 It reflects what advocates for the old have been warning , with increasing urgency , for years : Nations are simply not working quickly enough to cope with a population graying faster than ever before . Nations are simply not working quickly What can nations do to work more quickly? 18 24 +427 4 By the year 2050 , for the first time in history , seniors older than 60 will outnumber children younger than 15 . for How do they know that number of seniors will be more than the population of those younger than 15? 5 6 +427 4 By the year 2050 , for the first time in history , seniors older than 60 will outnumber children younger than 15 . 60 will outnumber children younger than 15 What research determines the projection that people older than 60 will outnumber children? 15 22 +427 4 By the year 2050 , for the first time in history , seniors older than 60 will outnumber children younger than 15 . history , seniors older than 60 will how do they know this? 10 17 +427 5 Truong Tien Thao , who runs a small tea shop on the sidewalk near his home in Hanoi , Vietnam , is 65 and acutely aware that he , like millions of others , is plunging into old age without a safety net . without Is Truong Tien Thao talking about social security? 39 40 +427 5 Truong Tien Thao , who runs a small tea shop on the sidewalk near his home in Hanoi , Vietnam , is 65 and acutely aware that he , like millions of others , is plunging into old age without a safety net . without a safety net Who is responsible for creating this safety net? 39 43 +427 5 Truong Tien Thao , who runs a small tea shop on the sidewalk near his home in Hanoi , Vietnam , is 65 and acutely aware that he , like millions of others , is plunging into old age without a safety net . acutely aware does he care? 24 26 +428 1 STOCKHOLM - Short story master Alice Munro , who captures the everyday lives and epiphanies of men and women in rural Canada with elegant and precise prose , won the Nobel Prize in literature on Thursday . Short story master Alice Munro , How many short stories has Alice Munro written? 2 8 +428 1 STOCKHOLM - Short story master Alice Munro , who captures the everyday lives and epiphanies of men and women in rural Canada with elegant and precise prose , won the Nobel Prize in literature on Thursday . Short story master how is she a master? 2 5 +428 1 STOCKHOLM - Short story master Alice Munro , who captures the everyday lives and epiphanies of men and women in rural Canada with elegant and precise prose , won the Nobel Prize in literature on Thursday . in rural Canada What parts of rural Canada? 19 22 +428 2 Munro is the first Canadian writer to receive the prestigious $ 1 . 2 million award from the Swedish Academy since Saul Bellow , who left for the U . S . as a boy and won in 1976 . since Saul Bellow , How old was Saul Bellow when he won the award? 20 24 +428 2 Munro is the first Canadian writer to receive the prestigious $ 1 . 2 million award from the Swedish Academy since Saul Bellow , who left for the U . S . as a boy and won in 1976 . Saul Bellow , is he famous? 21 24 +428 2 Munro is the first Canadian writer to receive the prestigious $ 1 . 2 million award from the Swedish Academy since Saul Bellow , who left for the U . S . as a boy and won in 1976 . Saul Bellow , What did Saul Bellow write? 21 24 +428 3 Seen as a contemporary Chekhov for her warmth , insight and compassion , she has captured a wide range of lives and personalities without passing judgment on her characters . Seen as a contemporary Chekhov for her warmth , Is Chekhov a persons name? 0 9 +428 3 Seen as a contemporary Chekhov for her warmth , insight and compassion , she has captured a wide range of lives and personalities without passing judgment on her characters . Chekhov what is a chekhov? 4 5 +428 4 Unusually for Nobel winners , Munro ' s work consists almost entirely of short stories . Unusually Should another word be used here? 0 1 +428 4 Unusually for Nobel winners , Munro ' s work consists almost entirely of short stories . Unusually for Nobel winners , How many Nobel winners have there been in all of history? 0 5 +428 4 Unusually for Nobel winners , Munro ' s work consists almost entirely of short stories . Unusually are they usually long stories? 0 1 +428 4 Unusually for Nobel winners , Munro ' s work consists almost entirely of short stories . short stories What are the names of the short stories Munro has written? 13 15 +428 5 " Lives of Girls and Women " is her only novel , and even that is often described as a collection of linked stories . often described Who is the novel often described by? 16 18 +429 1 GORDONVILLE , Pa . - The debate over U . S . healthcare reform that has gripped the nation and led to a government shutdown is of small concern in rural Pennsylvania ' s Amish country for a very simple reason . small concern How is healthcare reform a small concern for the Amish? 27 29 +429 1 GORDONVILLE , Pa . - The debate over U . S . healthcare reform that has gripped the nation and led to a government shutdown is of small concern in rural Pennsylvania ' s Amish country for a very simple reason . small concern Why is the lack of healthcare reform of little concern to Pennsylvania's Amish communicty? 27 29 +429 1 GORDONVILLE , Pa . - The debate over U . S . healthcare reform that has gripped the nation and led to a government shutdown is of small concern in rural Pennsylvania ' s Amish country for a very simple reason . healthcare reform that has gripped the nation How has healthcare reform been bad for the nation? 12 19 +429 1 GORDONVILLE , Pa . - The debate over U . S . healthcare reform that has gripped the nation and led to a government shutdown is of small concern in rural Pennsylvania ' s Amish country for a very simple reason . small concern why isnt it a larger concern? 27 29 +429 2 Along with eschewing cars and many other modern technologies , the descendants of 18th - Century German immigrants who practice the Amish and Old Order Mennonite religions , have effectively opted out of Obamacare , along with most federal safety net programs . opted out Why would the Amish and Mennonites opt out of Obamacare? 30 32 +429 2 Along with eschewing cars and many other modern technologies , the descendants of 18th - Century German immigrants who practice the Amish and Old Order Mennonite religions , have effectively opted out of Obamacare , along with most federal safety net programs . eschewing What does the word eschewing mean? 2 3 +429 2 Along with eschewing cars and many other modern technologies , the descendants of 18th - Century German immigrants who practice the Amish and Old Order Mennonite religions , have effectively opted out of Obamacare , along with most federal safety net programs . eschewing What is the meaning of eschewing? 2 3 +429 3 A little - known provision of the law with its roots in a 1950s battle over Social Security exempts these communities from the individual mandate , an element of the Affordable Care Act that requires most Americans to purchase health insurance in some form . exempts these communities What other communities are considered exempt from the mandate? 18 21 +429 3 A little - known provision of the law with its roots in a 1950s battle over Social Security exempts these communities from the individual mandate , an element of the Affordable Care Act that requires most Americans to purchase health insurance in some form . little - known provision Why isn't this provision well known? 1 5 +429 4 But it is not the idea of health insurance the Amish reject - the close - knit communities essentially insure themselves . Amish reject What is it that the Amish reject? 10 12 +429 4 But it is not the idea of health insurance the Amish reject - the close - knit communities essentially insure themselves . reject If it is not the health insurance that the Amish object to, then what is it? 11 12 +429 4 But it is not the idea of health insurance the Amish reject - the close - knit communities essentially insure themselves . insure themselves How do these communities insure themselves? 19 21 +429 4 But it is not the idea of health insurance the Amish reject - the close - knit communities essentially insure themselves . insure themselves how do they do that? 19 21 +429 5 " We have our own health care , " said a retired Amish carpenter , who like other Amish interviewed for this story , asked that his name not be used because of a traditional aversion to publicity and bringing attention to oneself . health care , " What is the Amish health care system? 5 9 +429 5 " We have our own health care , " said a retired Amish carpenter , who like other Amish interviewed for this story , asked that his name not be used because of a traditional aversion to publicity and bringing attention to oneself . our own health care , " What are some similarities or differences between Amish health insurance and traditional health insurance? 3 9 +429 5 " We have our own health care , " said a retired Amish carpenter , who like other Amish interviewed for this story , asked that his name not be used because of a traditional aversion to publicity and bringing attention to oneself . " We have our own health care , " Where does this health care come from? 0 9 +429 5 " We have our own health care , " said a retired Amish carpenter , who like other Amish interviewed for this story , asked that his name not be used because of a traditional aversion to publicity and bringing attention to oneself . bringing attention to why would he speak then? 39 42 +430 1 THE HAGUE , Netherlands - Efforts to eliminate chemical weapons won the Nobel Peace Prize on Friday for the global watchdog trying to destroy Syria ' s stockpiles of nerve gas and other poisonous agents . global watchdog What is a global watchdog? 19 21 +430 1 THE HAGUE , Netherlands - Efforts to eliminate chemical weapons won the Nobel Peace Prize on Friday for the global watchdog trying to destroy Syria ' s stockpiles of nerve gas and other poisonous agents . Efforts to eliminate chemical weapons What organizations put forth effort to eliminate chemical weapons? 5 10 +430 2 By giving its prestigious prize to the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons , the Norwegian Nobel Committee turned the spotlight both on Syria ' s devastating civil war and on a type of weapon that has horrified nations since World War I . a type of weapon that has horrified nations What was the weapon that horrified nations? 32 40 +430 2 By giving its prestigious prize to the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons , the Norwegian Nobel Committee turned the spotlight both on Syria ' s devastating civil war and on a type of weapon that has horrified nations since World War I . weapon what kind of weapon? 35 36 +430 3 The reaction in Syria was notably polarized . notably polarized Why was the reaction polarized? 5 7 +430 3 The reaction in Syria was notably polarized . reaction What was the reaction? 1 2 +430 4 A senior Syrian rebel called the award a " premature step " that will divert the world ' s attention from " the real cause of the war " while a lawmaker from Syria ' s ruling party declared the Nobel to be a vindication of President Bashar Assad ' s government . " the real cause of the war " What does Syrians think the real cause of the war is? 21 29 +430 4 A senior Syrian rebel called the award a " premature step " that will divert the world ' s attention from " the real cause of the war " while a lawmaker from Syria ' s ruling party declared the Nobel to be a vindication of President Bashar Assad ' s government . Syrian rebel What is a Syrian rebel? 2 4 +430 4 A senior Syrian rebel called the award a " premature step " that will divert the world ' s attention from " the real cause of the war " while a lawmaker from Syria ' s ruling party declared the Nobel to be a vindication of President Bashar Assad ' s government . declared the Nobel to be a vindication Why would the Nobel be a vindication of President Bashar Assad's government? 38 45 +430 4 A senior Syrian rebel called the award a " premature step " that will divert the world ' s attention from " the real cause of the war " while a lawmaker from Syria ' s ruling party declared the Nobel to be a vindication of President Bashar Assad ' s government . " premature step " why is it premature? 8 12 +430 5 The OPCW was formed in 1997 to enforce the Chemical Weapons Convention , the first international treaty to outlaw an entire class of weapons . 1997 What was happening in this year that caused the OPCW to be formed? 5 6 +430 5 The OPCW was formed in 1997 to enforce the Chemical Weapons Convention , the first international treaty to outlaw an entire class of weapons . OPCW what is opcw? 1 2 +431 1 RIYADH – - Saudi women ' s rights activists posted online photographs and video clips of themselves defying a ban on female driving on Thursday , two days after members of the influential Shoura Council called for an end to the prohibition . video clips on which website? 13 15 +431 1 RIYADH – - Saudi women ' s rights activists posted online photographs and video clips of themselves defying a ban on female driving on Thursday , two days after members of the influential Shoura Council called for an end to the prohibition . ban Why is there a ban on female driving? 19 20 +431 1 RIYADH – - Saudi women ' s rights activists posted online photographs and video clips of themselves defying a ban on female driving on Thursday , two days after members of the influential Shoura Council called for an end to the prohibition . Shoura Council What is the Shoura Council? 33 35 +431 2 Saudi Arabia is the only country in the world where women are barred from driving , but debate about the ban , once confined to the private sphere and social media , is increasingly spreading to public forums too . Saudi Arabia why is it banned there? 0 2 +431 2 Saudi Arabia is the only country in the world where women are barred from driving , but debate about the ban , once confined to the private sphere and social media , is increasingly spreading to public forums too . only Why is Saudi Arabia the only country where women are banned from driving? 4 5 +431 2 Saudi Arabia is the only country in the world where women are barred from driving , but debate about the ban , once confined to the private sphere and social media , is increasingly spreading to public forums too . women are barred from driving , Why are women barred from driving? 10 16 +431 3 There is no specific law to prevent women from driving in the kingdom , but they cannot apply for driving licenses and have previously been arrested on charges relating to public order or political protest after getting behind the wheel . arrested Why are the women arrested if there is no law to prevent them from driving? 25 26 +431 4 The photos and footage showed various women driving on busy streets in the capital Riyadh . busy streets in how were people reacting? 9 12 +431 5 One clip , dated Wednesday , showed a woman driving in the traditional veil , with only her eyes showing , as other motorists slowed and gave a thumbs - up sign . thumbs - up sign was everyone supportive? 28 32 +431 5 One clip , dated Wednesday , showed a woman driving in the traditional veil , with only her eyes showing , as other motorists slowed and gave a thumbs - up sign . Wednesday , What year is this? 4 6 +432 1 NEW YORK ( AP ) - It ' s a turkey . It ' s a menorah . It ' s a turkey . It ' s a menorah Are they talking about Hanukkah? 6 17 +432 1 NEW YORK ( AP ) - It ' s a turkey . It ' s a menorah . It ' s a turkey . It ' s a menorah How could both of these statements be true of one item? 6 17 +432 2 It ' s Thanksgivukkah ! An extremely rare convergence this year of Thanksgiving and the start of Hanukkah has created a frenzy of Talmudic proportions . Talmudic what is talmudic? 23 24 +432 2 It ' s Thanksgivukkah ! An extremely rare convergence this year of Thanksgiving and the start of Hanukkah has created a frenzy of Talmudic proportions . created a frenzy Why is this causing a frenzy? 19 22 +432 3 There ' s the number crunching : The last time it happened was 1888 , or at least the last time since Thanksgiving was declared a federal holiday by President Lincoln , and the next time may have Jews lighting their candles from spaceships 79 , 043 years from now , by one calculation . 79 , 043 years Why so long away? 44 48 +432 3 There ' s the number crunching : The last time it happened was 1888 , or at least the last time since Thanksgiving was declared a federal holiday by President Lincoln , and the next time may have Jews lighting their candles from spaceships 79 , 043 years from now , by one calculation . 1888 , was it celebrated? 13 15 +432 3 There ' s the number crunching : The last time it happened was 1888 , or at least the last time since Thanksgiving was declared a federal holiday by President Lincoln , and the next time may have Jews lighting their candles from spaceships 79 , 043 years from now , by one calculation . by one calculation Why is this uncertain? 51 54 +432 4 There ' s the commerce : A 9 - year - old New York boy invented the " menurkey " and raised more than $ 48 , 000 on Kickstarter for his already trademarked , Turkey - shaped menorah . already trademarked , How did a 9-year-old get something on Kickstarter trademarked? 32 35 +432 4 There ' s the commerce : A 9 - year - old New York boy invented the " menurkey " and raised more than $ 48 , 000 on Kickstarter for his already trademarked , Turkey - shaped menorah . Turkey - shaped menorah Why would so many people be interested in a novelty item like this? 35 39 +432 5 Woodstock - inspired T - shirts have a turkey perched on the neck of a guitar and implore " 8 Days of Light , Liberty & amp ; Latkes " . Woodstock - inspired T - shirts Why are they making T-shirts? 0 6 +432 5 Woodstock - inspired T - shirts have a turkey perched on the neck of a guitar and implore " 8 Days of Light , Liberty & amp ; Latkes " . " 8 Days of Light , Liberty & amp ; Latkes " . what is this? 18 31 +433 1 TEL AVIV , Israel - If you thought recycling was just a modern phenomenon championed by environmentalists - think again . recycling was just a modern phenomenon How long have humans been recycling? 8 14 +433 1 TEL AVIV , Israel - If you thought recycling was just a modern phenomenon championed by environmentalists - think again . championed by environmentalists What other fields champion recycling? 14 17 +433 1 TEL AVIV , Israel - If you thought recycling was just a modern phenomenon championed by environmentalists - think again . think How did recycling come about? 18 19 +433 2 Our prehistoric ancestors learned to recycle the objects they used in their daily lives thousands of years ago . objects they used in their daily lives What kind of items were used daily? 7 14 +433 2 Our prehistoric ancestors learned to recycle the objects they used in their daily lives thousands of years ago . learned how did they learn? 3 4 +433 2 Our prehistoric ancestors learned to recycle the objects they used in their daily lives thousands of years ago . recycle the objects What objects did our ancestors recycle? 5 8 +433 2 Our prehistoric ancestors learned to recycle the objects they used in their daily lives thousands of years ago . objects What objects? 7 8 +433 2 Our prehistoric ancestors learned to recycle the objects they used in their daily lives thousands of years ago . learned How did our ancestors recycle objects in the past? 3 4 +433 3 Researchers presented the evidence at a conference in Tel Aviv . presented the evidence What is the evidence? 1 4 +433 3 Researchers presented the evidence at a conference in Tel Aviv . Researchers who presented? 0 1 +433 3 Researchers presented the evidence at a conference in Tel Aviv . evidence What is the evidence presented at the conference? 3 4 +433 3 Researchers presented the evidence at a conference in Tel Aviv . presented the evidence When was the conference? 1 4 +433 3 Researchers presented the evidence at a conference in Tel Aviv . evidence What kind of evidence did researchers find? 3 4 +433 4 It ' s the first time researchers have shown how much cavemen recycled and how they did it , said Ran Barkai . how much cavemen recycled How do we know how much cavemen recycled? 9 13 +433 4 It ' s the first time researchers have shown how much cavemen recycled and how they did it , said Ran Barkai . how they did it , How did cavemen recycle? 14 19 +433 4 It ' s the first time researchers have shown how much cavemen recycled and how they did it , said Ran Barkai . Ran Barkai who is he? 20 22 +433 4 It ' s the first time researchers have shown how much cavemen recycled and how they did it , said Ran Barkai . how How did the cavemen recycle? 14 15 +433 4 It ' s the first time researchers have shown how much cavemen recycled and how they did it , said Ran Barkai . how How ddi the cavemen recycle? 14 15 +433 5 He ' s an archaeologist and one of the organizers of the four - day meeting at Tel Aviv University . Tel Aviv University Why was recycling being discussed at Tel Aviv University? 17 20 +433 5 He ' s an archaeologist and one of the organizers of the four - day meeting at Tel Aviv University . four - day What was the four-day meeting about? 12 15 +434 1 MECCA , Saudi Arabia - Muslims from across the world poured Sunday into a sprawling tent city in the Saudi desert before the start of the annual Islamic hajj pilgrimage , but the number of the pilgrims this year has been reduced in part by concerns over a respiratory virus centered in the Arabian peninsula . concerns over a respiratory virus What is the respiratory virus? 45 50 +434 2 More than 2 million pilgrims - about 1 million fewer than last year - streamed from the holy city of Mecca to a huge tent encampment in Mina about five kilometers ( three miles ) away to begin preparations for the hajj with a day of prayer and supplication . hajj what is a hajj? 41 42 +434 3 Saudi authorities sharply cut back on visas for groups such as the elderly , pregnant women and those with chronic illnesses as a precaution against a new respiratory virus related to SARS that has killed more than 50 people in the kingdom this past year . visas visas for immigration? 6 7 +434 5 Further visa restrictions were imposed because of massive construction projects underway in Mecca . in Mecca is mecca in egypt? 11 13 +435 1 LOS ANGELES - Alex Wong , a junior at Mark Keppel High School in Alhambra , California , is working hard for admission to an elite college . working hard for admission Why is he working hard for admission? 19 23 +435 1 LOS ANGELES - Alex Wong , a junior at Mark Keppel High School in Alhambra , California , is working hard for admission to an elite college . elite college Which college? 25 27 +435 1 LOS ANGELES - Alex Wong , a junior at Mark Keppel High School in Alhambra , California , is working hard for admission to an elite college . college Is there any college in particular? 26 27 +435 1 LOS ANGELES - Alex Wong , a junior at Mark Keppel High School in Alhambra , California , is working hard for admission to an elite college . an elite college Which elite college is Alex Wong working hard to gain admission to? 24 27 +435 2 His resume boasts nearly straight A ' s in rigorous classes , a summer program experience at Stanford University , an Eagle Scout project , club soccer , school choir . rigorous What are considered rigorous classes? 9 10 +435 2 His resume boasts nearly straight A ' s in rigorous classes , a summer program experience at Stanford University , an Eagle Scout project , club soccer , school choir . Scout What is an Eagle Scout project? 22 23 +435 2 His resume boasts nearly straight A ' s in rigorous classes , a summer program experience at Stanford University , an Eagle Scout project , club soccer , school choir . an Eagle Scout project , What was the project he completed while an Eagle Scout? 20 25 +435 2 His resume boasts nearly straight A ' s in rigorous classes , a summer program experience at Stanford University , an Eagle Scout project , club soccer , school choir . rigorous classes , Were his studies centered in a particular area or were they more diversified? 9 12 +435 3 But his steady progress hit an unexpected roadblock this year . unexpected roadblock What was the unexpected roadblock? 6 8 +435 3 But his steady progress hit an unexpected roadblock this year . roadblock What roadblock? 7 8 +435 3 But his steady progress hit an unexpected roadblock this year . unexpected roadblock What obstacle sought to slow this dedicated student's progress? 6 8 +435 4 Aiming to open access to college - level Advanced Placement ( AP ) courses , the school switched to a computer - based lottery to distribute spaces . computer - based What is a computer based lottery? 20 23 +435 4 Aiming to open access to college - level Advanced Placement ( AP ) courses , the school switched to a computer - based lottery to distribute spaces . computer - based lottery How did the school fill AP spots prior to adapting to the digital lottery system? 20 24 +435 5 Alex initially got shut out of all three courses he requested . got shut out of Why did he get shut out? 2 6 +435 5 Alex initially got shut out of all three courses he requested . shut Is that even fair? 3 4 +435 5 Alex initially got shut out of all three courses he requested . all three courses Which three courses was Alex hoping to attend? 6 9 +435 5 Alex initially got shut out of all three courses he requested . all three courses he requested Which three courses did he request? 6 11 +436 1 Hold your nose and don ' t spit out your coffee : Doctors have found a way to put healthy people ' s poop into pills that can cure serious gut infections - a less yucky way to do " fecal transplants " . Canadian researchers tried this on 27 patients and cured them all after strong antibiotics failed to help . that can cure serious gut infections How did researches come up with this idea?/ figure out that poop could be used as treatment? 26 32 +436 1 Hold your nose and don ' t spit out your coffee : Doctors have found a way to put healthy people ' s poop into pills that can cure serious gut infections - a less yucky way to do " fecal transplants " . Canadian researchers tried this on 27 patients and cured them all after strong antibiotics failed to help . cure serious gut infections How can poop pills cure serious gut infections? 28 32 +436 1 Hold your nose and don ' t spit out your coffee : Doctors have found a way to put healthy people ' s poop into pills that can cure serious gut infections - a less yucky way to do " fecal transplants " . Canadian researchers tried this on 27 patients and cured them all after strong antibiotics failed to help . " fecal transplants " is that disgusting? 39 43 +436 2 It ' s a gross topic but a serious problem . serious problem How is it a serious problem? 8 10 +436 2 It ' s a gross topic but a serious problem . serious problem who does it effect? 8 10 +436 3 Half a million Americans get Clostridium difficile , or C - diff , infections each year , and about 14 , 000 die . Clostridium difficile , What does this infection entail? SYmptoms? 5 8 +436 3 Half a million Americans get Clostridium difficile , or C - diff , infections each year , and about 14 , 000 die . Clostridium difficile , What is Clostridium difficile? 5 8 +436 3 Half a million Americans get Clostridium difficile , or C - diff , infections each year , and about 14 , 000 die . Clostridium difficile , is there a common name for it? 5 8 +436 5 A very potent and pricey antibiotic can kill C - diff but also destroys good bacteria that live in the gut , leaving it more susceptible to future infections . destroys Why would the antibiotic destroy good bacteria? 13 14 +436 5 A very potent and pricey antibiotic can kill C - diff but also destroys good bacteria that live in the gut , leaving it more susceptible to future infections . pricey How pricey is the antibiotic? 4 5 +437 1 NEW YORK - They speak different languages , live in countries rich and poor , face horrible job markets and healthy ones . They Who are they? Immigrants? The elderly? Children? 3 4 +437 1 NEW YORK - They speak different languages , live in countries rich and poor , face horrible job markets and healthy ones . languages , Why do they speak different languages? 6 8 +437 1 NEW YORK - They speak different languages , live in countries rich and poor , face horrible job markets and healthy ones . They speak who is they? 3 5 +437 2 When it comes to money , though , they act as one : They ' re holding tight to their cash , driven more by a fear of losing what they have than a desire to add to it . they act as one : It's now obvious that it's a group of likeminded people, but who are they, still? 8 13 +437 3 Five years after U . S . investment bank Lehman Brothers collapsed , triggering a global financial crisis and shattering confidence worldwide , families in countries as varied as the United States , Japan , the United Kingdom and Germany remain hunkered down , too spooked and distrustful to take chances with their money . distrustful Why are people distrustful to money? 47 48 +437 3 Five years after U . S . investment bank Lehman Brothers collapsed , triggering a global financial crisis and shattering confidence worldwide , families in countries as varied as the United States , Japan , the United Kingdom and Germany remain hunkered down , too spooked and distrustful to take chances with their money . distrustful why is there no trust? 47 48 +437 4 An Associated Press analysis of households in the 10 biggest economies shows that families continue to spend cautiously and have pulled hundreds of billions of dollars out of stocks , cut borrowing for the first time in decades and poured money into savings and bonds that offer puny interest payments , often too low to keep up with inflation . 10 biggest economies What are these economies? 8 11 +437 4 An Associated Press analysis of households in the 10 biggest economies shows that families continue to spend cautiously and have pulled hundreds of billions of dollars out of stocks , cut borrowing for the first time in decades and poured money into savings and bonds that offer puny interest payments , often too low to keep up with inflation . households What kind of household? What's the general demographic? Students at university, two parents and two children, old aged homes? 5 6 +437 4 An Associated Press analysis of households in the 10 biggest economies shows that families continue to spend cautiously and have pulled hundreds of billions of dollars out of stocks , cut borrowing for the first time in decades and poured money into savings and bonds that offer puny interest payments , often too low to keep up with inflation . puny interest payments , Like what? 1%? 0.1%? \"As low as 0.5%\" would be good to know 47 51 +437 4 An Associated Press analysis of households in the 10 biggest economies shows that families continue to spend cautiously and have pulled hundreds of billions of dollars out of stocks , cut borrowing for the first time in decades and poured money into savings and bonds that offer puny interest payments , often too low to keep up with inflation . inflation Why does the analysis show that it is too low to keep up with inflation? 58 59 +437 4 An Associated Press analysis of households in the 10 biggest economies shows that families continue to spend cautiously and have pulled hundreds of billions of dollars out of stocks , cut borrowing for the first time in decades and poured money into savings and bonds that offer puny interest payments , often too low to keep up with inflation . puny interest why cant interest be higher? 47 49 +437 4 An Associated Press analysis of households in the 10 biggest economies shows that families continue to spend cautiously and have pulled hundreds of billions of dollars out of stocks , cut borrowing for the first time in decades and poured money into savings and bonds that offer puny interest payments , often too low to keep up with inflation . the 10 biggest economies What are the 10 biggest economies? 7 11 +437 5 " It doesn ' t take very much to destroy confidence , but it takes an awful lot to build it back , " says Ian Bright , senior economist at ING , a global bank based in Amsterdam . confidence confidence in the banks or confidence in world economy? 10 11 +437 5 " It doesn ' t take very much to destroy confidence , but it takes an awful lot to build it back , " says Ian Bright , senior economist at ING , a global bank based in Amsterdam . confidence , How do people control their confidence? 10 12 +438 1 PANAMA CITY - They ' ve been called " suicide mosquitoes , " dead - end bugs and even Frankenskeeters . called " suicide mosquitoes , " why are they called that? 7 13 +438 1 PANAMA CITY - They ' ve been called " suicide mosquitoes , " dead - end bugs and even Frankenskeeters . " suicide mosquitoes , " Why are they called that? 8 13 +438 1 PANAMA CITY - They ' ve been called " suicide mosquitoes , " dead - end bugs and even Frankenskeeters . " suicide Why have they been called \"suicide mosquitoes?\" 8 10 +438 2 They ' re gene - altered mosquitoes , and Panama is among a growing list of countries that are testing to see whether they have a place in the public health arsenal in the war against mosquito - borne diseases such as dengue fever . mosquito - borne diseases such as dengue fever how bad is dengue? 36 44 +438 2 They ' re gene - altered mosquitoes , and Panama is among a growing list of countries that are testing to see whether they have a place in the public health arsenal in the war against mosquito - borne diseases such as dengue fever . a growing list of countries What are the other countries? 12 17 +438 2 They ' re gene - altered mosquitoes , and Panama is among a growing list of countries that are testing to see whether they have a place in the public health arsenal in the war against mosquito - borne diseases such as dengue fever . dengue fever What is dengue fever? 42 44 +438 2 They ' re gene - altered mosquitoes , and Panama is among a growing list of countries that are testing to see whether they have a place in the public health arsenal in the war against mosquito - borne diseases such as dengue fever . mosquitoes , How were the genes of the mosquitoes altered? 6 8 +438 3 Dengue , which isn ' t well - known outside tropical regions , is on the rise worldwide , with outbreaks reported this year in Texas and Florida . well - known because it doesnt travel there? 6 9 +438 3 Dengue , which isn ' t well - known outside tropical regions , is on the rise worldwide , with outbreaks reported this year in Texas and Florida . with outbreaks reported How many outbreaks have been reported? 19 22 +438 3 Dengue , which isn ' t well - known outside tropical regions , is on the rise worldwide , with outbreaks reported this year in Texas and Florida . Dengue , What kind of effects does dengue fever have? 0 2 +438 3 Dengue , which isn ' t well - known outside tropical regions , is on the rise worldwide , with outbreaks reported this year in Texas and Florida . on the rise Why is dengue on the rise? 14 17 +438 4 The mosquito that carries the dengue virus has spread to 100 countries and potentially exposes 2 . 5 billion people to the excruciating disease , also known as bonebreak fever . bonebreak fever why is it called that? 28 30 +438 4 The mosquito that carries the dengue virus has spread to 100 countries and potentially exposes 2 . 5 billion people to the excruciating disease , also known as bonebreak fever . bonebreak fever What is bonebreak fever and how does it affect people? 28 30 +438 4 The mosquito that carries the dengue virus has spread to 100 countries and potentially exposes 2 . 5 billion people to the excruciating disease , also known as bonebreak fever . bonebreak Why is it called \"bonebreak fever?\" 28 29 +438 4 The mosquito that carries the dengue virus has spread to 100 countries and potentially exposes 2 . 5 billion people to the excruciating disease , also known as bonebreak fever . spread How do mosquitos spread out? 8 9 +438 5 Some 50 million to 100 million people contract dengue each year , of which about 25 , 000 die , the World Health Organization reports . 100 million people how so many? 4 7 +438 5 Some 50 million to 100 million people contract dengue each year , of which about 25 , 000 die , the World Health Organization reports . 25 , 000 Is there a vaccine for dengue? 15 18 +439 1 WASHINGTON - Up against one last deadline , Congress raced to pass legislation Wednesday avoiding a threatened national default and ending a 16 - day partial government shutdown along the strict terms set by President Barack Obama when the twin crises began . twin crises began How did the twin crises begin? 39 42 +439 1 WASHINGTON - Up against one last deadline , Congress raced to pass legislation Wednesday avoiding a threatened national default and ending a 16 - day partial government shutdown along the strict terms set by President Barack Obama when the twin crises began . 16 - day partial government shutdown Why does the government shut down for this long? 22 28 +439 1 WASHINGTON - Up against one last deadline , Congress raced to pass legislation Wednesday avoiding a threatened national default and ending a 16 - day partial government shutdown along the strict terms set by President Barack Obama when the twin crises began . the strict terms set by President Barack Obama What were the strict terms set by the president? 29 37 +439 2 " We fought the good fight . We just didn ' t win , " conceded House Speaker John Boehner as lawmakers lined up to vote on a bill that fell far short of Republican wishes . lined up to vote on a bill Why were they lining up to vote on this bill? 22 29 +439 2 " We fought the good fight . We just didn ' t win , " conceded House Speaker John Boehner as lawmakers lined up to vote on a bill that fell far short of Republican wishes . fell far short of Republican wishes What were the Republican wishes? 30 36 +439 2 " We fought the good fight . We just didn ' t win , " conceded House Speaker John Boehner as lawmakers lined up to vote on a bill that fell far short of Republican wishes . the good fight What was the fight? 3 6 +439 3 A Senate vote was set first on the legislation , which would permit the Treasury to borrow normally through Feb . 7 or perhaps a few weeks longer , and fund the government through Jan . 15 . Treasury to borrow Why were we needing to borrow money? 14 17 +439 3 A Senate vote was set first on the legislation , which would permit the Treasury to borrow normally through Feb . 7 or perhaps a few weeks longer , and fund the government through Jan . 15 . perhaps a few weeks longer , Did the bill not explicitly state when borrowing normally would end? 23 29 +439 4 More than two million federal workers - those who had remained on the job and those who had been furloughed - would be paid under the agreement . under the agreement . How would it be paid and under what agreement? 24 28 +439 5 Across the Capitol , members of the House marked time until their turn came to vote . marked time How did they mark time? 8 10 +439 5 Across the Capitol , members of the House marked time until their turn came to vote . vote What did they vote for? 15 16 +440 1 The digital domain is creeping off our desktops and onto our bodies , from music players that match your tunes to your heart beat to mood sweaters that change color depending on your emotional state . digital domain is What digital domain? 1 4 +440 2 There are even fitness bracelets , anklets and necklaces to track your calorie burning . track your calorie burning how do they track? 10 14 +440 3 At Chaotic Moon Studios , an Austin , Texas , mobile software firm , developers and engineers are working on a competitive product to Google ' s upcoming Google Glass - eyewear that can log onto the Internet . Chaotic Moon Studios , is it a new studio? 1 5 +440 3 At Chaotic Moon Studios , an Austin , Texas , mobile software firm , developers and engineers are working on a competitive product to Google ' s upcoming Google Glass - eyewear that can log onto the Internet . competitive product What is the competitive product? 21 23 +440 4 And they ' re designing other wearable projects for several other customers , from applications to full - blown products . full - blown products what type of products? 16 20 +440 4 And they ' re designing other wearable projects for several other customers , from applications to full - blown products . products What other types of products are being designed? 19 20 +440 4 And they ' re designing other wearable projects for several other customers , from applications to full - blown products . applications What applications will be used with the products? 14 15 +440 4 And they ' re designing other wearable projects for several other customers , from applications to full - blown products . designing other wearable projects What kind of other wearable projects? 4 8 +440 5 Chaotic Moon co - founder William " Whurley " Hurley said wearable technology will have as much of an impact as the smartphone revolution did a few years ago . " Whurley " is that a funny nickname? 6 9 +441 1 JOHANNESBURG - African countries dominate a new global index on slavery , with 38 of the 50 nations where the scourge is at its worst found on the continent . slavery , which race are the slaves? 10 12 +441 1 JOHANNESBURG - African countries dominate a new global index on slavery , with 38 of the 50 nations where the scourge is at its worst found on the continent . countries dominate a new global index on slavery , Why do so many African countries rank so high on the slavery index? 3 12 +441 1 JOHANNESBURG - African countries dominate a new global index on slavery , with 38 of the 50 nations where the scourge is at its worst found on the continent . African countries dominate Why is slavery so rampant in Africa? 2 5 +441 2 The Global Slavery Index , released Thursday , estimated that nearly 30 million people remain enslaved globally , millions of whom are in Africa . enslaved how did they estimate? 15 16 +441 2 The Global Slavery Index , released Thursday , estimated that nearly 30 million people remain enslaved globally , millions of whom are in Africa . The Global Slavery Index , How is the Global Slavery Index calculated? 0 5 +441 2 The Global Slavery Index , released Thursday , estimated that nearly 30 million people remain enslaved globally , millions of whom are in Africa . 30 million people remain enslaved globally Why is slavery still around? 11 17 +441 3 Mauritania has the poorest record , with some 150 , 000 people in a population of 3 . 8 million held captive , many of whom inherited their status from their parents . Mauritania which region of africa? 0 1 +441 3 Mauritania has the poorest record , with some 150 , 000 people in a population of 3 . 8 million held captive , many of whom inherited their status from their parents . inherited their status Why are the children enslaved, when they are born from enslaved parents? 26 29 +441 4 Other African countries with particularly high prevalence of slavery are located in West Africa : Benin , Ivory Coast , Gambia , Gabon and Senegal . particularly why is it worse in west africa? 4 5 +441 4 Other African countries with particularly high prevalence of slavery are located in West Africa : Benin , Ivory Coast , Gambia , Gabon and Senegal . located in West Africa : Why is it mostly prevalent in West Africa? 10 15 +442 1 BERLIN - A German newspaper columnist this week asked why people here were shocked by the American government stalemate that led to the recent shutdown . A German newspaper columnist Who is the newspaper columnist? 2 6 +442 1 BERLIN - A German newspaper columnist this week asked why people here were shocked by the American government stalemate that led to the recent shutdown . American government stalemate What is the American government stalemate? 16 19 +442 2 After all , they ' d seen it before : Republican insistence on scaling back the Affordable Care Act and the subsequent shutdown weren ' t so very different from German Chancellor Angela Merkel ' s austerity insistence for Greece , and the subsequent Greek cutback crisis . Merkel ' s austerity insistence for Greece , and the is she the president? 33 43 +442 2 After all , they ' d seen it before : Republican insistence on scaling back the Affordable Care Act and the subsequent shutdown weren ' t so very different from German Chancellor Angela Merkel ' s austerity insistence for Greece , and the subsequent Greek cutback crisis . Greek cutback crisis What was the Greek cutback crisis? 44 47 +442 2 After all , they ' d seen it before : Republican insistence on scaling back the Affordable Care Act and the subsequent shutdown weren ' t so very different from German Chancellor Angela Merkel ' s austerity insistence for Greece , and the subsequent Greek cutback crisis . insistence Why is Merkel insisting on austerity 11 12 +442 3 While it was only one column in one newspaper , it did nicely sum up how much of the world seemed to be seeing the United States during the budget impasse : as both dysfunctional ( Greece ) and authoritarian ( Germany ) . one column in one newspaper , What is the newspaper? 4 10 +442 3 While it was only one column in one newspaper , it did nicely sum up how much of the world seemed to be seeing the United States during the budget impasse : as both dysfunctional ( Greece ) and authoritarian ( Germany ) . as both dysfunctional ( Greece ) What makes the Greek government dysfunctional? 32 38 +442 3 While it was only one column in one newspaper , it did nicely sum up how much of the world seemed to be seeing the United States during the budget impasse : as both dysfunctional ( Greece ) and authoritarian ( Germany ) . authoritarian ( Germany ) What makes the German government authoritarian? 39 43 +442 4 No one was amused , however . The United States , after all , is not a bit player on the international stage like Greece . bit is this a typo? 17 18 +442 5 It is the unquestioned global leader . It is whos questioning it? 0 2 +442 5 It is the unquestioned global leader . unquestioned Who determined that the US is the unquestioned leader? 3 4 +443 1 Albert Einstein had a colossal corpus callosum . corpus callosum What is a corpus callosum? 5 7 +443 1 Albert Einstein had a colossal corpus callosum . corpus callosum WHAT IS CORPUS CALLOSUM? 5 7 +443 1 Albert Einstein had a colossal corpus callosum . colossal corpus callosum What is a colossal corpus callosum? 4 7 +443 2 And when it comes to this particular piece of neural real estate , it ' s pretty clear that size matters . pretty clear that size matters Does size make a difference in other portions of the brain? 16 21 +443 2 And when it comes to this particular piece of neural real estate , it ' s pretty clear that size matters . piece of neural real estate , MEANING WHAT? 7 13 +443 2 And when it comes to this particular piece of neural real estate , it ' s pretty clear that size matters . size how much does it matter? 19 20 +443 3 The corpus callosum carries electrical signals between the brain ' s right hemisphere and its left . right hemisphere and its left How does one hemisphere differ from the other? 11 16 +443 3 The corpus callosum carries electrical signals between the brain ' s right hemisphere and its left . corpus callosum WHAT IS CORPUS CALLOSUM? 1 3 +443 4 Stretching nearly the full length of the brain from behind the forehead to the nape of the neck , the corpus callosum is the dense network of neural fibers that make brain regions with very different functions work together . nape of the neck , the brain is in the neck? 14 19 +443 5 Chances are , that brawny bundle of white matter cleaving the Swiss physicist ' s brain from front to back is part of what made Einstein ' s mind so phenomenally creative , according to researchers who have been studying the organ of the man whose name has become synonymous with genius . brawny bundle of white matter Can this possibly be improved through genetic augmentation? 4 9 +443 5 Chances are , that brawny bundle of white matter cleaving the Swiss physicist ' s brain from front to back is part of what made Einstein ' s mind so phenomenally creative , according to researchers who have been studying the organ of the man whose name has become synonymous with genius . researchers which researchers? 35 36 +443 5 Chances are , that brawny bundle of white matter cleaving the Swiss physicist ' s brain from front to back is part of what made Einstein ' s mind so phenomenally creative , according to researchers who have been studying the organ of the man whose name has become synonymous with genius . synonymous with genius is that why hes smart? 49 52 +444 1 Miami Shores , Fla . , tech consultant Rudo Boothe , age 33 , attributes his professional success - anyone ' s professional success , actually - to having learned to read and perform basic math at age 4 . professional success Why Rudo Boothe is regarded professionally successful? 16 18 +444 1 Miami Shores , Fla . , tech consultant Rudo Boothe , age 33 , attributes his professional success - anyone ' s professional success , actually - to having learned to read and perform basic math at age 4 . consultant For what company? 7 8 +444 2 So now with his own 19 - month - old daughter , he makes sure to introduce those educational concepts at every turn . introduce those educational concepts Isn't it pressurizing his own daughter in such little age? 16 20 +444 2 So now with his own 19 - month - old daughter , he makes sure to introduce those educational concepts at every turn . introduce those educational concepts How does Boothe introduce educational concepts to his daughter? 16 20 +444 3 From putting cans of tomato sauce in the supermarket cart to the backward countdown of the microwave timer , the duo these days is heavy into shapes and word - association . duo How this duo related in word assocciation? 20 21 +444 4 " My attempt is to make numbers very important , " Boothe said . attempt is to make numbers very important , " Why is numbering important? 2 11 +444 4 " My attempt is to make numbers very important , " Boothe said . numbers very important , " In what ways is reading incorporated in this? 6 11 +444 5 " Greatness is the objective . To be phenomenal at age 7 " . To be phenomenal at age 7 " How can being phenomenal at age 7 be measured? 6 13 +444 5 " Greatness is the objective . To be phenomenal at age 7 " . phenomenal In what sense? Mathematically? 8 9 +445 1 WASHINGTON - When geophysicist H . Jay Melosh attended a meeting of U . S . and ex - Soviet nuclear weapons designers in May 1995 , he was surprised by how eager the Cold Warriors were to work together against an unlikely but dangerous extraterrestrial threat : asteroids on a collision course with Earth . asteroids on a collision course with Earth What made them decide this was important to collaborate on? 48 55 +445 1 WASHINGTON - When geophysicist H . Jay Melosh attended a meeting of U . S . and ex - Soviet nuclear weapons designers in May 1995 , he was surprised by how eager the Cold Warriors were to work together against an unlikely but dangerous extraterrestrial threat : asteroids on a collision course with Earth . ex - Soviet nuclear weapons designers Why did the U.S choose, out of all people, ex-Soviet nuclear weapon designers to stop a asteroid from having a collision with Earth? 17 23 +445 1 WASHINGTON - When geophysicist H . Jay Melosh attended a meeting of U . S . and ex - Soviet nuclear weapons designers in May 1995 , he was surprised by how eager the Cold Warriors were to work together against an unlikely but dangerous extraterrestrial threat : asteroids on a collision course with Earth . attended a meeting Who hosts these types of meetings? 8 11 +445 1 WASHINGTON - When geophysicist H . Jay Melosh attended a meeting of U . S . and ex - Soviet nuclear weapons designers in May 1995 , he was surprised by how eager the Cold Warriors were to work together against an unlikely but dangerous extraterrestrial threat : asteroids on a collision course with Earth . asteroids on a collision course with Earth I wonder how safe it is to use nuclear weapons on asteroids headed towards earth? 48 55 +445 1 WASHINGTON - When geophysicist H . Jay Melosh attended a meeting of U . S . and ex - Soviet nuclear weapons designers in May 1995 , he was surprised by how eager the Cold Warriors were to work together against an unlikely but dangerous extraterrestrial threat : asteroids on a collision course with Earth . surprised Why was he surprised? 29 30 +445 2 After Edward Teller , the father of the hydrogen bomb , urged others meeting at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California to consider building and orbiting huge , new nuclear weapons for planetary protection , some top Russian weapons experts lent their support . orbiting huge , new nuclear weapons Why did they think this would be effective against asteroids? 26 32 +445 2 After Edward Teller , the father of the hydrogen bomb , urged others meeting at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California to consider building and orbiting huge , new nuclear weapons for planetary protection , some top Russian weapons experts lent their support . hydrogen bomb , What's a hydrogen bomb? 8 11 +445 2 After Edward Teller , the father of the hydrogen bomb , urged others meeting at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California to consider building and orbiting huge , new nuclear weapons for planetary protection , some top Russian weapons experts lent their support . father of the hydrogen bomb , I wonder how long after the Manhattan project the hydrogen bomb was developed? 5 11 +445 2 After Edward Teller , the father of the hydrogen bomb , urged others meeting at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California to consider building and orbiting huge , new nuclear weapons for planetary protection , some top Russian weapons experts lent their support . Russian weapons experts who are they? 38 41 +445 3 " It was a really bizarre thing to see that these weapons designers were willing to work together - to build the biggest bombs ever , " said Melosh , an expert in space impacts who has an asteroid named after him . has an asteroid named after him How does one get an asteroid named after them? 36 42 +445 3 " It was a really bizarre thing to see that these weapons designers were willing to work together - to build the biggest bombs ever , " said Melosh , an expert in space impacts who has an asteroid named after him . willing to work together Is this just theoretical work or are they building something? 14 18 +445 4 Ever since , he has been pushing back against scientists who still support the nuclear option , arguing that a non - nuclear solution - diverting asteroids by hitting them with battering rams - is both possible and far less dangerous . hitting them with battering rams How would this work in practice? 28 33 +445 4 Ever since , he has been pushing back against scientists who still support the nuclear option , arguing that a non - nuclear solution - diverting asteroids by hitting them with battering rams - is both possible and far less dangerous . possible and far less dangerous If it's possible and less dangerous, why haven't they done that instead of the nuclear option? 36 41 +445 4 Ever since , he has been pushing back against scientists who still support the nuclear option , arguing that a non - nuclear solution - diverting asteroids by hitting them with battering rams - is both possible and far less dangerous . battering rams hit in space? 31 33 +445 5 But Melosh ' s campaign suffered a setback last month when Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz signed an agreement with Russia that could open the door to new collaboration between nuclear weapons scientists in everything from plutonium - fueled reactors to lasers and explosives research . signed an agreement with Russia Why did they decide to come to this agreement? 15 20 +445 5 But Melosh ' s campaign suffered a setback last month when Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz signed an agreement with Russia that could open the door to new collaboration between nuclear weapons scientists in everything from plutonium - fueled reactors to lasers and explosives research . plutonium - fueled What is plutonium-flued? 35 38 +445 5 But Melosh ' s campaign suffered a setback last month when Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz signed an agreement with Russia that could open the door to new collaboration between nuclear weapons scientists in everything from plutonium - fueled reactors to lasers and explosives research . campaign What type of campaign is he running? 4 5 +445 5 But Melosh ' s campaign suffered a setback last month when Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz signed an agreement with Russia that could open the door to new collaboration between nuclear weapons scientists in everything from plutonium - fueled reactors to lasers and explosives research . signed an agreement What was the agreement? 15 18 +445 5 But Melosh ' s campaign suffered a setback last month when Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz signed an agreement with Russia that could open the door to new collaboration between nuclear weapons scientists in everything from plutonium - fueled reactors to lasers and explosives research . explosives research who is researching? 42 44 +446 1 DETROIT - General Motors is adding a twist to the fight for supremacy in the red - hot U . S . pickup truck market : It ' s raising prices . adding a twist How does GM plan to add a twist to the fight for supremacy? 5 8 +446 1 DETROIT - General Motors is adding a twist to the fight for supremacy in the red - hot U . S . pickup truck market : It ' s raising prices . It ' s raising prices What is their reason for the raising of prices? 26 31 +446 1 DETROIT - General Motors is adding a twist to the fight for supremacy in the red - hot U . S . pickup truck market : It ' s raising prices . It ' s raising prices . Why is GM raising prices? 26 32 +446 1 DETROIT - General Motors is adding a twist to the fight for supremacy in the red - hot U . S . pickup truck market : It ' s raising prices . adding a twist what is the twist 5 8 +446 2 GM is adding almost $ 2 , 100 to the sticker price of the base 2014 Chevrolet Silverado . adding almost $ 2 , 100 Why are they adding almost $2,100 to the sticker price? 2 8 +446 2 GM is adding almost $ 2 , 100 to the sticker price of the base 2014 Chevrolet Silverado . GM is adding almost $ 2 , 100 Is there a reason GM is making it more expensive? Has the 2014 Chevrolet Silverado changed at all? 0 8 +446 2 GM is adding almost $ 2 , 100 to the sticker price of the base 2014 Chevrolet Silverado . $ 2 , 100 to the sticker price Why are they adding $2,100 to the sticker price? 4 12 +446 2 GM is adding almost $ 2 , 100 to the sticker price of the base 2014 Chevrolet Silverado . the sticker price What is the sticker price of the vehicle? 9 12 +446 3 That ' s 8 . 5 percent above the price when the truck hit showrooms in the spring . the truck What type of truck? 11 13 +446 3 That ' s 8 . 5 percent above the price when the truck hit showrooms in the spring . 8 . 5 percent above the price What was the original price of the truck back in spring? 3 10 +446 4 Other versions of the Silverado , as well as the GMC Sierra , will see similar percentage increases . Other versions of the Silverado , What are the other versions of the Silverado that will see similar increases in percentage? 0 6 +446 4 Other versions of the Silverado , as well as the GMC Sierra , will see similar percentage increases . similar percentage increases . Why is this happening across the market? 15 19 +447 1 LONDON - A British scientist says he may have solved the mystery of the Abominable Snowman - the elusive ape - like creature of the Himalayas . solved the mystery How did he solve the mystery? 9 12 +447 1 LONDON - A British scientist says he may have solved the mystery of the Abominable Snowman - the elusive ape - like creature of the Himalayas . Abominable Snowman who is that? 14 16 +447 1 LONDON - A British scientist says he may have solved the mystery of the Abominable Snowman - the elusive ape - like creature of the Himalayas . ape - like creature Is this a real animal or a myth? 19 23 +447 3 Sykes compared DNA from hair samples taken from two Himalayan animals - identified by local people as Yetis - to a database of animal genomes . compared DNA Where did Sykes get DNA to compare with the Himalayan animals? 1 3 +447 3 Sykes compared DNA from hair samples taken from two Himalayan animals - identified by local people as Yetis - to a database of animal genomes . DNA from hair samples how did they do this? 2 6 +447 4 He found they shared a genetic fingerprint with a polar bear jawbone found in the Norwegian Arctic that is at least 40 , 000 years old . polar bear jawbone found in the Norwegian Arctic Does it not match a modern polar bears jawbone, indicating they are genetically different? 9 17 +447 5 Sykes said Thursday that the tests showed the creatures were not related to modern Himalayan bears but were direct descendants of the prehistoric animal . tests What tests is he referring to? 5 6 +447 5 Sykes said Thursday that the tests showed the creatures were not related to modern Himalayan bears but were direct descendants of the prehistoric animal . creatures What creatures? 8 9 +447 5 Sykes said Thursday that the tests showed the creatures were not related to modern Himalayan bears but were direct descendants of the prehistoric animal . Thursday which thursday? 2 3 +447 5 Sykes said Thursday that the tests showed the creatures were not related to modern Himalayan bears but were direct descendants of the prehistoric animal . direct descendants of the prehistoric animal How can a prehistoric population stay alive that long? 18 24 +448 1 Oreos may be as addictive as cocaine - to lab rats , anyway . addictive Why is the addiction caused from Oreos? 4 5 +448 1 Oreos may be as addictive as cocaine - to lab rats , anyway . to lab rats , Why are lab rats eating oreos? 8 12 +448 1 Oreos may be as addictive as cocaine - to lab rats , anyway . Oreos may be as addictive as cocaine Who is reporting this information? 0 7 +448 2 That ' s according to new research from Connecticut College that compared rats ' reactions to the sandwich cookies and to drugs . new research What department at Connecticut College is doing this research? 5 7 +448 2 That ' s according to new research from Connecticut College that compared rats ' reactions to the sandwich cookies and to drugs . and to drugs Were the rats fed drugs? 19 22 +448 3 In a study designed to consider the potential addictiveness of foods with high fat and sugar content , Connecticut College Professor Joseph Schroeder and his students found eating the cookies activated more neurons in the brain ' s " pleasure center " than exposure to cocaine or morphine . neurons What caused these neurons to be activated in the pleasure center? 32 33 +448 3 In a study designed to consider the potential addictiveness of foods with high fat and sugar content , Connecticut College Professor Joseph Schroeder and his students found eating the cookies activated more neurons in the brain ' s " pleasure center " than exposure to cocaine or morphine . study Who is this study intended for? 2 3 +448 3 In a study designed to consider the potential addictiveness of foods with high fat and sugar content , Connecticut College Professor Joseph Schroeder and his students found eating the cookies activated more neurons in the brain ' s " pleasure center " than exposure to cocaine or morphine . activated more neurons How much more neurons? 30 33 +448 4 They also found that the association rats formed between Oreos and a feeding chamber were as strong as associations to places where drugs were dispensed . associations Why were these associations formed? 18 19 +448 4 They also found that the association rats formed between Oreos and a feeding chamber were as strong as associations to places where drugs were dispensed . drugs were dispensed Where were drugs dispensed? 22 25 +448 5 " Our research supports the theory that high - fat , high - sugar foods stimulate the brain in the same way that drugs do , " Schroeder said . drugs How and what kind of drugs? Just cocaine? 23 24 +448 5 " Our research supports the theory that high - fat , high - sugar foods stimulate the brain in the same way that drugs do , " Schroeder said . the theory Where does the original theory come from? 4 6 +449 1 WASHINGTON - The Freer Gallery of Art in Washington hopes to save Asian artworks for future generations . Asian artworks What type of Asian artworks? 12 14 +449 1 WASHINGTON - The Freer Gallery of Art in Washington hopes to save Asian artworks for future generations . save What will they do to save it? 11 12 +449 1 WASHINGTON - The Freer Gallery of Art in Washington hopes to save Asian artworks for future generations . save Asian artworks How is the Freer Gallery saving Asian artworks? 11 14 +449 2 But first , it has to save Grace Jan ' s job . Grace Jan ' s Who is Grace Jan and why is she losing her job? 7 11 +449 2 But first , it has to save Grace Jan ' s job . Grace Jan ' s who is she? 7 11 +449 2 But first , it has to save Grace Jan ' s job . Grace Jan ' s job What is significant about Grace Jan's job? 7 12 +449 2 But first , it has to save Grace Jan ' s job . Grace Jan ' s job What is Grace Jan's job? 7 12 +449 3 Jan is the assistant Chinese - painting conservator in the museum ' s Chinese Painting Conservation Program . conservator What does a conservator of painting do? 7 8 +449 4 A lack of funding imperils her position . funding What does the funding go to instead? 3 4 +449 4 A lack of funding imperils her position . imperils does she need money? 4 5 +449 5 The museum wants to see Jan develop into a senior Chinese - painting conservator , like her colleague Gu Xiang - mei . senior What are the main differences between the senior and the assistant conservator? 9 10 +449 5 The museum wants to see Jan develop into a senior Chinese - painting conservator , like her colleague Gu Xiang - mei . Gu Xiang - mei who is she? 18 22 +449 5 The museum wants to see Jan develop into a senior Chinese - painting conservator , like her colleague Gu Xiang - mei . Chinese - painting conservator , What is a painting conservator's primary function? 10 15 +450 1 VATICAN CITY - The Vatican served tea and cucumber sandwiches Tuesday as it launched its first cricket club , an initiative aimed at forging ties with teams of other faiths . Tuesday what was Tuesdays date? 10 11 +450 1 VATICAN CITY - The Vatican served tea and cucumber sandwiches Tuesday as it launched its first cricket club , an initiative aimed at forging ties with teams of other faiths . forging ties with teams of other faiths Why are they trying to forge ties with teams of other faiths? 23 30 +450 1 VATICAN CITY - The Vatican served tea and cucumber sandwiches Tuesday as it launched its first cricket club , an initiative aimed at forging ties with teams of other faiths . tea and cucumber sandwiches is that a common food? 6 10 +450 1 VATICAN CITY - The Vatican served tea and cucumber sandwiches Tuesday as it launched its first cricket club , an initiative aimed at forging ties with teams of other faiths . forging ties with teams of other faiths . Which older faiths? 23 31 +450 2 No , Pope Francis isn ' t taking up the sport long associated with manicured grounds and English nobility ; the soccer - mad " slum pope " still prefers the lower - brow sport of his beloved San Lorenzo club . San Lorenzo club what is the san lorenzo club? 38 41 +450 2 No , Pope Francis isn ' t taking up the sport long associated with manicured grounds and English nobility ; the soccer - mad " slum pope " still prefers the lower - brow sport of his beloved San Lorenzo club . still prefers the lower - brow sport Why does he prefer soccer to cricket? 28 35 +450 2 No , Pope Francis isn ' t taking up the sport long associated with manicured grounds and English nobility ; the soccer - mad " slum pope " still prefers the lower - brow sport of his beloved San Lorenzo club . " slum pope " is that his nickname? 24 28 +450 2 No , Pope Francis isn ' t taking up the sport long associated with manicured grounds and English nobility ; the soccer - mad " slum pope " still prefers the lower - brow sport of his beloved San Lorenzo club . " slum pope " Why is Pope Francis called the \"slum pope\"? 24 28 +450 3 But he and the Vatican have long championed sports as good for mind , body and soul , and the cricket club is the latest initiative of the Vatican ' s culture ministry to use sports to engage in dialogue with the contemporary world . culture ministry what is the culture ministry? 31 33 +450 5 He said the aim is to boost interfaith dialogue , given cricket ' s immense popularity in largely non - Catholic India , Pakistan and Bangladesh . interfaith dialogue , religion in the sport? 7 10 +451 1 GROVELAND , Calif . - The Rim fire that scorched a huge swath of Sierra Nevada forests also severely altered the habitat that is home to several of California ' s rarest animals : the great gray owl , the Sierra Nevada red fox and the Pacific fisher . huge swath Why did it go uncontrolled to the point that it caused this much damage? 11 13 +451 1 GROVELAND , Calif . - The Rim fire that scorched a huge swath of Sierra Nevada forests also severely altered the habitat that is home to several of California ' s rarest animals : the great gray owl , the Sierra Nevada red fox and the Pacific fisher . scorched What caused the scorch? 9 10 +451 1 GROVELAND , Calif . - The Rim fire that scorched a huge swath of Sierra Nevada forests also severely altered the habitat that is home to several of California ' s rarest animals : the great gray owl , the Sierra Nevada red fox and the Pacific fisher . severely altered How was their habitat altered? What is the result to the animals? 18 20 +451 1 GROVELAND , Calif . - The Rim fire that scorched a huge swath of Sierra Nevada forests also severely altered the habitat that is home to several of California ' s rarest animals : the great gray owl , the Sierra Nevada red fox and the Pacific fisher . rarest animals : How rare are the animals? 31 34 +451 2 The fire burned 257 , 000 acres of High Sierra wilderness straddling the Stanislaus National Forest and Yosemite National Park that harbors a geographically isolated and genetically distinct clan of roughly 200 great gray owls . fire burned How did the fire start? 1 3 +451 2 The fire burned 257 , 000 acres of High Sierra wilderness straddling the Stanislaus National Forest and Yosemite National Park that harbors a geographically isolated and genetically distinct clan of roughly 200 great gray owls . harbors Why does this particular area harbor these rare owls? 21 22 +451 2 The fire burned 257 , 000 acres of High Sierra wilderness straddling the Stanislaus National Forest and Yosemite National Park that harbors a geographically isolated and genetically distinct clan of roughly 200 great gray owls . geographically isolated Why are they isolated to this area? 23 25 +451 2 The fire burned 257 , 000 acres of High Sierra wilderness straddling the Stanislaus National Forest and Yosemite National Park that harbors a geographically isolated and genetically distinct clan of roughly 200 great gray owls . fire burned 257 , 000 acres What started the fire? 1 7 +451 3 The blaze also came within 12 miles of 10 breeding pairs of the subspecies of red fox clinging to survival in the cold , steep slopes above the tree line , raising fears they could have been eaten by coyotes trying to escape the smoke and flames . 12 miles of 10 breeding pairs How do they know specifically where these foxes are? 5 11 +451 3 The blaze also came within 12 miles of 10 breeding pairs of the subspecies of red fox clinging to survival in the cold , steep slopes above the tree line , raising fears they could have been eaten by coyotes trying to escape the smoke and flames . cold , The red fox usually lives in and tolerates the cold? 22 24 +451 3 The blaze also came within 12 miles of 10 breeding pairs of the subspecies of red fox clinging to survival in the cold , steep slopes above the tree line , raising fears they could have been eaten by coyotes trying to escape the smoke and flames . 10 breeding pairs Were there any pups in the breeding pairs? 8 11 +451 4 The existence of the foxes , which were thought to have been wiped out in the 1920s , was confirmed in 2010 . was confirmed in 2010 . Who was the existence of the foxes confirmed by? 18 23 +451 4 The existence of the foxes , which were thought to have been wiped out in the 1920s , was confirmed in 2010 . existence of the foxes , How did they go undetected for so long? 1 6 +451 4 The existence of the foxes , which were thought to have been wiped out in the 1920s , was confirmed in 2010 . were thought to have been wiped out in the 1920s , Why were they thought to have been wiped out? 7 18 +451 4 The existence of the foxes , which were thought to have been wiped out in the 1920s , was confirmed in 2010 . confirmed Who confirmed this? 19 20 +451 4 The existence of the foxes , which were thought to have been wiped out in the 1920s , was confirmed in 2010 . wiped out What caused the foxes to become endangered? 12 14 +451 5 They are currently under consideration for listing under the federal Endangered Species Act . federal Endangered Species Act what is the federal endangered species act 9 13 +451 5 They are currently under consideration for listing under the federal Endangered Species Act . under consideration Who is considering this? 3 5 +451 5 They are currently under consideration for listing under the federal Endangered Species Act . federal Endangered Species Act When was this act enacted? 9 13 +451 5 They are currently under consideration for listing under the federal Endangered Species Act . under consideration Why haven't the foxes already been listed as endangered? 3 5 +452 1 POWELL , Wyo . - The autumn moon has taken its seat low in the evening sky as the cars arrive at Wyoming ' s last drive - in theater . cars arrive Why are they arriving at the theatre? 19 21 +452 1 POWELL , Wyo . - The autumn moon has taken its seat low in the evening sky as the cars arrive at Wyoming ' s last drive - in theater . drive - in theater why did they disappear? 26 30 +452 2 Pokey Heny stands ready to indulge in another night of small - town sociability . small - town sociability What are they going to do?\n 10 14 +452 2 Pokey Heny stands ready to indulge in another night of small - town sociability . Pokey Heny who is he? 0 2 +452 3 At 52 , the owner of the American Dream Drive - in leans out the snack bar door to collect a $ 15 per - vehicle entry fee . $ 15 per - vehicle entry fee IS IT EXPENSIVE? 21 28 +452 5 Then a single mother and daughter roll up in an aging pickup . aging pickup is it rusty? 10 12 +453 1 LOS ANGELES - On a soggy Granada Hills field , eight platoons stand at attention , poised to salute the American flag as it rises toward a cloudy morning sky . Granada Hills field , Where is Granada Hills field? 6 10 +453 2 The bugler lifts the brass instrument to his mouth and waits . waits What's the bugler waiting for? 10 11 +453 2 The bugler lifts the brass instrument to his mouth and waits . brass instrument What brass instrument? 4 6 +453 3 A short delay betrays the illusion , but then a recording of " Reveille " blares out from stereo speakers as the flag moves up the pole . " Reveille " What does Reveille mean? 12 15 +453 3 A short delay betrays the illusion , but then a recording of " Reveille " blares out from stereo speakers as the flag moves up the pole . A short delay A delay for what? 0 3 +453 5 " I ' m taking lessons , " Jesiah Samora says . Jesiah Samora Is Jesiah Samora the bugler? 8 10 +454 1 WICHITA , Kan . - To steal huge shipments of valuable cargo , thieves are turning to a deceptively simple tactic : They pose as truckers , load the freight onto their own tractor - trailers and drive away with it . To steal huge shipments of valuable cargo , What is the valuable cargo? 5 13 +454 1 WICHITA , Kan . - To steal huge shipments of valuable cargo , thieves are turning to a deceptively simple tactic : They pose as truckers , load the freight onto their own tractor - trailers and drive away with it . They pose as truckers , How are thieves posing as truckers? 22 27 +454 1 WICHITA , Kan . - To steal huge shipments of valuable cargo , thieves are turning to a deceptively simple tactic : They pose as truckers , load the freight onto their own tractor - trailers and drive away with it . tractor - trailers and drive away with it do they check id? 33 41 +454 1 WICHITA , Kan . - To steal huge shipments of valuable cargo , thieves are turning to a deceptively simple tactic : They pose as truckers , load the freight onto their own tractor - trailers and drive away with it . valuable cargo , What types of valuable cargo are the thieves stealing? 10 13 +454 2 It ' s an increasingly common form of commercial identity theft that has allowed con men to make off each year with millions of dollars in merchandise , often food and beverages . allowed con men to make off each year How have the con men managed to make off with money? 13 21 +454 3 And experts say the practice is growing so rapidly that it will soon become the most common way to steal freight . And experts say Who are the experts? 0 3 +454 3 And experts say the practice is growing so rapidly that it will soon become the most common way to steal freight . growing so rapidly Why is the theft growing so rapidly? 6 9 +454 4 A generation ago , thieves simply stole loaded trucks out of parking lots . stole loaded trucks with guns? 6 9 +454 5 But the industry ' s widening use of GPS devices , high - tech locks and other advanced security measures have pushed criminals to adopt new hoaxes . pushed criminals to adopt new hoaxes What new methods have criminal adopted? 21 27 +455 1 As temperatures drop and the economy sputters along , many Americans aren ' t exactly in the mood to get their ghoul on this Halloween . economy sputters along , Why is the economy sputtering along? 5 9 +455 1 As temperatures drop and the economy sputters along , many Americans aren ' t exactly in the mood to get their ghoul on this Halloween . aren ' t exactly in the mood Why aren't Americans in the mood? 11 18 +455 1 As temperatures drop and the economy sputters along , many Americans aren ' t exactly in the mood to get their ghoul on this Halloween . economy sputters why is it sputtering? 5 7 +455 2 Anna Harris of St . Paul , Minn . , is among those cutting back this Halloween . cutting back this Halloween Why is there a cut back this Halloween? 13 17 +455 2 Anna Harris of St . Paul , Minn . , is among those cutting back this Halloween . cutting back why is she cutting back? 13 15 +455 3 " Because I have less money , " she explained . " Because I have less money , " Why does she have less money? 0 8 +455 4 Still , Harris plans on celebrating by dressing up as Catwoman for two parties . Catwoman Why is she dressing up as Catwoman? 10 11 +455 4 Still , Harris plans on celebrating by dressing up as Catwoman for two parties . two parties Are these work parties? 12 14 +455 4 Still , Harris plans on celebrating by dressing up as Catwoman for two parties . Catwoman for two so she is still celebrating? 10 13 +455 5 At the St . Paul Wal - Mart store last week , she debated between a black - satin sequined cat mask vs . a leopard - festooned mask ( with matching kitty tail ) . she debated Which one did she choose? 12 14 +456 1 FORT CHIPEWYAN , Canada - In the Cree language , the word " athabasca " means " a place where grass is everywhere " . " athabasca " what is this word? 12 15 +456 1 FORT CHIPEWYAN , Canada - In the Cree language , the word " athabasca " means " a place where grass is everywhere " . Cree What does Cree mean? 7 8 +456 1 FORT CHIPEWYAN , Canada - In the Cree language , the word " athabasca " means " a place where grass is everywhere " . Cree language , Who are the Cree? 7 10 +456 2 Here in Alberta , the Athabasca River slices through forests of spruce and birch before spilling into a vast freshwater delta and Lake Athabasca . Athabasca River slices through forests of spruce How long is the Athabasca River? 5 12 +456 3 But 100 miles upstream , the boreal forest has been peeled back by enormous strip mines , where massive shovels pick up 100 tons of earth at a time and dump it into yellow trucks as big as houses . boreal forest what is a boreal forest? 6 8 +456 3 But 100 miles upstream , the boreal forest has been peeled back by enormous strip mines , where massive shovels pick up 100 tons of earth at a time and dump it into yellow trucks as big as houses . massive Why are they digging through the forest? 18 19 +456 3 But 100 miles upstream , the boreal forest has been peeled back by enormous strip mines , where massive shovels pick up 100 tons of earth at a time and dump it into yellow trucks as big as houses . enormous strip mines , What corporations own these strip mines? 13 17 +456 4 The tarry bitumen that is extracted is eventually shipped to refineries , many in the United States , to be processed into gasoline , diesel and other fuels . tarry bitumen is this a flower? 1 3 +456 4 The tarry bitumen that is extracted is eventually shipped to refineries , many in the United States , to be processed into gasoline , diesel and other fuels . tarry How did they know that tarry bitumen can be found there? 1 2 +456 4 The tarry bitumen that is extracted is eventually shipped to refineries , many in the United States , to be processed into gasoline , diesel and other fuels . tarry bitumen Is tarry bitumen similar to shale oil? 1 3 +456 5 But the leftover polluted slurry remains in miles - long impoundments , some high above the banks of the river . impoundments , what is an impoundment? 10 12 +456 5 But the leftover polluted slurry remains in miles - long impoundments , some high above the banks of the river . leftover Why didn't they clean up after themselves? 2 3 +456 5 But the leftover polluted slurry remains in miles - long impoundments , some high above the banks of the river . leftover polluted slurry How can this pollution be dealt with? 2 5 +457 1 The usual scenario involves suspicious glances , inattentive clerks or rude service - not handcuffs . usual scenario what is the usual scenario 1 3 +457 1 The usual scenario involves suspicious glances , inattentive clerks or rude service - not handcuffs . usual What usual scenario? 1 2 +457 2 Yet when a black teen said he was wrongly jailed after buying a $ 350 belt at a Manhattan luxury store , it struck a nerve in African - Americans accustomed to finding that their money is not necessarily as good as everyone else ' s . at a Manhattan luxury store , Which Manhattan luxury store? 16 22 +457 2 Yet when a black teen said he was wrongly jailed after buying a $ 350 belt at a Manhattan luxury store , it struck a nerve in African - Americans accustomed to finding that their money is not necessarily as good as everyone else ' s . good as everyone else ' s Does this refer to money not being able to buy as much, or being searched by police? 40 46 +457 2 Yet when a black teen said he was wrongly jailed after buying a $ 350 belt at a Manhattan luxury store , it struck a nerve in African - Americans accustomed to finding that their money is not necessarily as good as everyone else ' s . wrongly How was he \"wrongly jailed\" after he bought an item? 8 9 +457 3 Shopping while black , they say , can be a humiliating experience . humiliating experience What makes it humiliating the most? 10 12 +457 3 Shopping while black , they say , can be a humiliating experience . humiliating How can it be humiliating? 10 11 +457 4 Much attention has been paid to the issue over the years - Oprah Winfrey complained that a Swiss clerk did not think she could afford a $ 38 , 000 handbag , and even President Barack Obama has said he was once followed in stores . not How did Oprah Winfrey know that the Swiss clerk believed that Oprah could not afford an expensive handbag? 20 21 +457 5 But according to shoppers interviewed Monday , many people don ' t recognize how prevalent retail discrimination is , and how the consistent stream of small insults adds up to a large problem . large problem what is the large problem? 31 33 +457 5 But according to shoppers interviewed Monday , many people don ' t recognize how prevalent retail discrimination is , and how the consistent stream of small insults adds up to a large problem . consistent What do these \"consistent stream of small insults\" consist of? 22 23 +458 1 SAN FRANCISCO - Happily hunched over his iPad , Britain ' s most celebrated living artist David Hockney is pioneering in the art world again , turning his index finger into a paintbrush that he uses to swipe across a touch screen to create vibrant landscapes , colorful forests and richly layered scenes . pioneering in the art world again , How was he a pioneer in the past? 19 26 +458 1 SAN FRANCISCO - Happily hunched over his iPad , Britain ' s most celebrated living artist David Hockney is pioneering in the art world again , turning his index finger into a paintbrush that he uses to swipe across a touch screen to create vibrant landscapes , colorful forests and richly layered scenes . Britain ' s most celebrated living artist Why is he Britain's most celebrated living artist? 9 16 +458 2 " It ' s a very new medium , " said Hockney . medium , " what medium is it? 7 10 +458 2 " It ' s a very new medium , " said Hockney . very new how new is it? 5 7 +458 2 " It ' s a very new medium , " said Hockney . very new When did the medium come to existence? 5 7 +458 3 So new , in fact , he wasn ' t sure what he was creating until he began printing his digital images a few years ago . digital images how did he print? 20 22 +458 4 " I was pretty amazed by them actually , " he said , laughing . laughing why was he laughing? 13 14 +458 4 " I was pretty amazed by them actually , " he said , laughing . amazed Why was he amazed? 4 5 +458 5 " I ' m still amazed " . A new exhibit of Hockney ' s work , including about 150 iPad images , opened Saturday in the de Young Museum in Golden Gate Park , just a short trip for Silicon Valley techies who created both the hardware and software for this 21st - century reinvention of finger - painting . including about 150 iPad images , How are they displayed? 17 23 +458 5 " I ' m still amazed " . A new exhibit of Hockney ' s work , including about 150 iPad images , opened Saturday in the de Young Museum in Golden Gate Park , just a short trip for Silicon Valley techies who created both the hardware and software for this 21st - century reinvention of finger - painting . finger - painting painting on an ipad? 57 60 +459 2 # goodluckwiththat . The recommendations are bound to prompt eye - rolling and LOLs from many teens but an influential pediatricians group says parents need to know that unrestricted media use can have serious consequences . an influential pediatricians group Who are the doctors that make up the group? 18 22 +459 2 # goodluckwiththat . The recommendations are bound to prompt eye - rolling and LOLs from many teens but an influential pediatricians group says parents need to know that unrestricted media use can have serious consequences . serious consequences What kinds of consequences does screen time have? 33 35 +459 2 # goodluckwiththat . The recommendations are bound to prompt eye - rolling and LOLs from many teens but an influential pediatricians group says parents need to know that unrestricted media use can have serious consequences . influential pediatricians group Does this group of pediatricians have a name? 19 22 +459 2 # goodluckwiththat . The recommendations are bound to prompt eye - rolling and LOLs from many teens but an influential pediatricians group says parents need to know that unrestricted media use can have serious consequences . serious consequences What serious consequences can unrestricted media have? 33 35 +459 4 It ' s not a major cause of these troubles , but " many parents are clueless " about the profound impact media exposure can have on their children , said Dr . Victor Strasburger , lead author of the new American Academy of Pediatrics policy . profound impact What are some alternatives parents could use in place of social media for their kids'? 20 22 +459 5 " This is the 21st century and they need to get with it , " said Strasburger , a University of New Mexico adolescent medicine specialist . adolescent medicine specialist Are there any medecines that can be prescribed to stop screen time from being so excessive? 23 26 +459 5 " This is the 21st century and they need to get with it , " said Strasburger , a University of New Mexico adolescent medicine specialist . said Strasburger , Does this doctor suggest kids' should read more books instead of going on social media? 15 18 +460 1 ACACIAS , Colombia - The man with the crash helmet and the American - flag shirt barrels down the muddy track on a muscled steed , chasing a bull the size of small car . The man who is the man? 4 6 +460 1 ACACIAS , Colombia - The man with the crash helmet and the American - flag shirt barrels down the muddy track on a muscled steed , chasing a bull the size of small car . crash helmet what is a crash helmet? 8 10 +460 1 ACACIAS , Colombia - The man with the crash helmet and the American - flag shirt barrels down the muddy track on a muscled steed , chasing a bull the size of small car . The man Who is the man? 4 6 +460 1 ACACIAS , Colombia - The man with the crash helmet and the American - flag shirt barrels down the muddy track on a muscled steed , chasing a bull the size of small car . chasing a bull the size of small car Why is he chasing a bull, an event? 26 34 +460 3 The bull tumbles and rolls - spraying the cheering crowd with mud - before bouncing up and lumbering down the track . tumbles and rolls did it fall or was it pushed? 2 5 +460 3 The bull tumbles and rolls - spraying the cheering crowd with mud - before bouncing up and lumbering down the track . cheering crowd What is the event that is being written about here? 8 10 +460 4 Welcome to the world of coleo , a high - speed , high - risk sport that ' s hard on man , bull and spectators . coleo , is this sport popular? 5 7 +460 4 Welcome to the world of coleo , a high - speed , high - risk sport that ' s hard on man , bull and spectators . world of coleo , How popular is this world of coleo? 3 7 +460 4 Welcome to the world of coleo , a high - speed , high - risk sport that ' s hard on man , bull and spectators . spectators Why is it hard on spectators? 25 26 +460 5 In this part of South America , coleo is a birthright , a practice learned by farmhands who have to chase down runaway cattle . South America , coleo which part is it? 4 8 +461 1 NEW YORK - Characterizing their meeting with the NFL about their disapproval of the use of Redskins by the Washington franchise as disappointing , representatives of the Oneida Indian Nation requested a meeting with all 32 NFL owners during Super Bowl week . Redskins What is redskins? 16 17 +461 1 NEW YORK - Characterizing their meeting with the NFL about their disapproval of the use of Redskins by the Washington franchise as disappointing , representatives of the Oneida Indian Nation requested a meeting with all 32 NFL owners during Super Bowl week . Oneida Indian Nation Why did the Oneida Indian Nation want to meet with the NFL? 27 30 +461 2 They hope to persuade the other team owners and Commissioner Roger Goodell to put pressure on Redskins owner Daniel Snyder to drop the nickname they find offensive . nickname they find offensive Does the two redskins even look similar? 23 27 +461 2 They hope to persuade the other team owners and Commissioner Roger Goodell to put pressure on Redskins owner Daniel Snyder to drop the nickname they find offensive . drop the nickname they find offensive . Why is redskin offensive to the Oneida Indian Nation? 21 28 +461 3 " Given the way the meeting transpired , " Ray Halbritter , an Oneida representative and leader of the " Change the Mascot Campaign , " said Wednesday , " it became somewhat evident they were defending the continued use of the name . defending the continued use of the name . Why do they defend the name Redskins? 36 44 +461 3 " Given the way the meeting transpired , " Ray Halbritter , an Oneida representative and leader of the " Change the Mascot Campaign , " said Wednesday , " it became somewhat evident they were defending the continued use of the name . " Change the Mascot Campaign , " Why is the movement referencing the Mascot as needing to change if they have a problem with the \"Redskins\" name? 19 26 +461 4 Of course , we ' re disappointed " . The Oneidas asked Goodell and Snyder to " visit our homelands , " and sought an amendment to league bylaws to prohibit franchises from naming a team with any term that is a racial epithet . Oneidas Who are the Oneisdas? 10 11 +461 4 Of course , we ' re disappointed " . The Oneidas asked Goodell and Snyder to " visit our homelands , " and sought an amendment to league bylaws to prohibit franchises from naming a team with any term that is a racial epithet . " visit our homelands , " Why do they want them to visit their homelands if they're not going to change the team name? 16 22 +461 4 Of course , we ' re disappointed " . The Oneidas asked Goodell and Snyder to " visit our homelands , " and sought an amendment to league bylaws to prohibit franchises from naming a team with any term that is a racial epithet . amendment to league bylaws How long has this feud been going on? 25 29 +461 5 Halbritter says the dictionary defines the word ' redskins ' precisely that way . precisely that way In what way is the word redskins defined? 10 13 +461 5 Halbritter says the dictionary defines the word ' redskins ' precisely that way . dictionary defines What is the definition of redskins? 3 5 +462 1 AMSTERDAM - A major investigation into whether art hanging in Dutch museums may have once been Nazi loot has yielded an unexpectedly large result : 139 suspect works , including ones by masters like Matisse , Klee and Kandinsky . A major investigation Who is conducting the investigation? 2 5 +462 1 AMSTERDAM - A major investigation into whether art hanging in Dutch museums may have once been Nazi loot has yielded an unexpectedly large result : 139 suspect works , including ones by masters like Matisse , Klee and Kandinsky . ones by masters like Matisse , Klee and Kandinsky Who are Matisse, Klee, and Kandinsky? 30 39 +462 1 AMSTERDAM - A major investigation into whether art hanging in Dutch museums may have once been Nazi loot has yielded an unexpectedly large result : 139 suspect works , including ones by masters like Matisse , Klee and Kandinsky . Matisse , Klee are they all painters? 34 37 +462 1 AMSTERDAM - A major investigation into whether art hanging in Dutch museums may have once been Nazi loot has yielded an unexpectedly large result : 139 suspect works , including ones by masters like Matisse , Klee and Kandinsky . Nazi loot How do you know something is Nazi loot? 16 18 +462 2 The bombshell announcement Tuesday by the museums raises the question of why it has taken them nearly 70 years to examine their collections in a systematic way after World War II - and suggests that even more looted art may emerge from other countries that haven ' t yet done so . more looted art may emerge from other countries What other countries? 36 44 +462 2 The bombshell announcement Tuesday by the museums raises the question of why it has taken them nearly 70 years to examine their collections in a systematic way after World War II - and suggests that even more looted art may emerge from other countries that haven ' t yet done so . taken them nearly 70 years How often do they examine art collections to determine whether they were looted? 14 19 +462 2 The bombshell announcement Tuesday by the museums raises the question of why it has taken them nearly 70 years to examine their collections in a systematic way after World War II - and suggests that even more looted art may emerge from other countries that haven ' t yet done so . looted art How does a person steal such valuable art? 37 39 +462 3 " These objects are either thought or known to have been looted , confiscated or sold under duress , " said Siebe Weide , director of the Netherlands Museums Association . looted , confiscated or sold under duress , " How do they know that these were looted, confiscated, or sold under duress? 11 20 +462 3 " These objects are either thought or known to have been looted , confiscated or sold under duress , " said Siebe Weide , director of the Netherlands Museums Association . under duress , " who had them under duress? 16 20 +462 3 " These objects are either thought or known to have been looted , confiscated or sold under duress , " said Siebe Weide , director of the Netherlands Museums Association . sold under duress , " How much duress is necessary in order to make the transaction questionable? 15 20 +462 4 He said returning them is " both a moral obligation and one that we have taken upon ourselves " . returning them Who would these be returned to? 2 4 +462 4 He said returning them is " both a moral obligation and one that we have taken upon ourselves " . moral obligation Why are they morally obligated to return the art? 8 10 +462 5 The tainted art involved 69 paintings , including French artist Henri Matisse ' s 1921 " Odalisque " painting of a half - nude reclining woman , which hangs at Amsterdam ' s Stedelijk Museum , one of the country ' s top tourist draws . country ' s top tourist draws Why is this one of the country's top tourist draws? 39 45 +462 5 The tainted art involved 69 paintings , including French artist Henri Matisse ' s 1921 " Odalisque " painting of a half - nude reclining woman , which hangs at Amsterdam ' s Stedelijk Museum , one of the country ' s top tourist draws . half - nude reclining woman , why does this matter? 21 27 +462 5 The tainted art involved 69 paintings , including French artist Henri Matisse ' s 1921 " Odalisque " painting of a half - nude reclining woman , which hangs at Amsterdam ' s Stedelijk Museum , one of the country ' s top tourist draws . Henri Matisse ' s 1921 " Odalisque " Why was this painting not recognized as tainted much earlier if it is so famous and such a large draw to tourists? 10 18 +463 1 BOSTON - From the Green Monster to the Charles River , the bearded champions celebrated their improbable journey with another familiar sight in Boston . improbable journey What did they do on their \"improbable\" journey? 16 18 +463 1 BOSTON - From the Green Monster to the Charles River , the bearded champions celebrated their improbable journey with another familiar sight in Boston . champions celebrated their improbable journey Why was the journey improbable? 13 18 +463 1 BOSTON - From the Green Monster to the Charles River , the bearded champions celebrated their improbable journey with another familiar sight in Boston . bearded champions Who are these people? 12 14 +463 1 BOSTON - From the Green Monster to the Charles River , the bearded champions celebrated their improbable journey with another familiar sight in Boston . familiar sight What is the familiar sight? 20 22 +463 1 BOSTON - From the Green Monster to the Charles River , the bearded champions celebrated their improbable journey with another familiar sight in Boston . the bearded champions Who are these bearded champions? 11 14 +463 1 BOSTON - From the Green Monster to the Charles River , the bearded champions celebrated their improbable journey with another familiar sight in Boston . journey What is the journey the article is describing? 17 18 +463 2 The World Series trophy . For the third time in 10 years , the Red Sox carried the prize through their city in a " rolling rally " of amphibious " duck boats " as thousands of fans lined the streets and the banks of the waterway that separates Boston from Cambridge . " duck boats " What are duck boats? 30 34 +463 2 The World Series trophy . For the third time in 10 years , the Red Sox carried the prize through their city in a " rolling rally " of amphibious " duck boats " as thousands of fans lined the streets and the banks of the waterway that separates Boston from Cambridge . third time in 10 years , What made them such a great team to win the World Series trophy for the third time in 10 years? 7 13 +463 2 The World Series trophy . For the third time in 10 years , the Red Sox carried the prize through their city in a " rolling rally " of amphibious " duck boats " as thousands of fans lined the streets and the banks of the waterway that separates Boston from Cambridge . For the third time in 10 years , How many championships have they won in all of history? 5 13 +463 3 The most poignant moment occurred early in Saturday ' s trip when the vehicles stopped at the Boston Marathon finish line , near where two explosions killed three spectators at the race on April 15 . two explosions killed three spectators How did this explosion occur? 24 29 +463 3 The most poignant moment occurred early in Saturday ' s trip when the vehicles stopped at the Boston Marathon finish line , near where two explosions killed three spectators at the race on April 15 . stopped at the Boston Marathon finish line , What happened when they got there? 14 22 +463 4 Outfielder Jonny Gomes placed the trophy on the line and he and catcher Jarrod Saltalamacchia held Red Sox jerseys with the words " BOSTON STRONG " and the number 617 , the city ' s area code . the words " BOSTON STRONG " Where are those jerseys now? 20 26 +463 5 A jersey with that message hung in the Red Sox dugout throughout the season after the bombings . the bombings How many were injured in the bombings? 15 17 +464 1 DUBAI , United Arab Emirates - A growing number of men are quietly helping steer a campaign to end Saudi Arabia ' s ban on allowing women to drive , risking their jobs and social condemnation in the conservative kingdom . growing number of men Why are the men helping to end the ban on women driving? 7 11 +464 1 DUBAI , United Arab Emirates - A growing number of men are quietly helping steer a campaign to end Saudi Arabia ' s ban on allowing women to drive , risking their jobs and social condemnation in the conservative kingdom . Saudi Arabia ' s ban Why does Saudi Arabia ban women driving? 19 24 +464 1 DUBAI , United Arab Emirates - A growing number of men are quietly helping steer a campaign to end Saudi Arabia ' s ban on allowing women to drive , risking their jobs and social condemnation in the conservative kingdom . risking their jobs Why would the men lose their jobs by helping the women to drive? 30 33 +464 2 Some of the men have even been questioned by authorities , and one was detained by a branch of the Saudi Interior Ministry - a move that sent a chill through some of the activists working to put women behind the wheel . sent a chill through some of the activists Who are the activists? 27 35 +464 2 Some of the men have even been questioned by authorities , and one was detained by a branch of the Saudi Interior Ministry - a move that sent a chill through some of the activists working to put women behind the wheel . a move that sent a chill What is so bad about the Saudi Interior Ministry? 24 30 +464 2 Some of the men have even been questioned by authorities , and one was detained by a branch of the Saudi Interior Ministry - a move that sent a chill through some of the activists working to put women behind the wheel . sent a chill why did it send a chill? 27 30 +464 2 Some of the men have even been questioned by authorities , and one was detained by a branch of the Saudi Interior Ministry - a move that sent a chill through some of the activists working to put women behind the wheel . branch Which branch of the Saudi Interior Minsitry? 17 18 +464 2 Some of the men have even been questioned by authorities , and one was detained by a branch of the Saudi Interior Ministry - a move that sent a chill through some of the activists working to put women behind the wheel . Saudi Interior Ministry Why are the people afraid of the Saudi Interior Ministry? 20 23 +464 3 On Saturday , more than 60 women said they defied the ban , although they faced little action from police . faced little action from police Why didn't the police enforce the current ban? 15 20 +464 3 On Saturday , more than 60 women said they defied the ban , although they faced little action from police . little action from police . Why did the police not do anything about the women? 16 21 +464 4 In the run - up to the weekend protest , men played a key role in helping wives , sisters and female friends to enjoy what they believe is a fundamental right . men played a key role How did they play a key role? 10 15 +464 4 In the run - up to the weekend protest , men played a key role in helping wives , sisters and female friends to enjoy what they believe is a fundamental right . run - up what do they mean by run up? 2 5 +464 4 In the run - up to the weekend protest , men played a key role in helping wives , sisters and female friends to enjoy what they believe is a fundamental right . key role What did they do specifically to provide a key role? 13 15 +464 5 Since the campaign was launched in September , they have produced videos of women driving and put them on social networks . campaign Does it have a formal name or leader? 2 3 +464 5 Since the campaign was launched in September , they have produced videos of women driving and put them on social networks . social networks which social networks? 19 21 +465 1 LEAD , S . D . - Nearly a mile underground in an abandoned gold mine , one of the most important quests in physics has so far come up empty in the search for the elusive substance known as dark matter , scientists announced Wednesday . dark matter , what is dark matter> 40 43 +465 1 LEAD , S . D . - Nearly a mile underground in an abandoned gold mine , one of the most important quests in physics has so far come up empty in the search for the elusive substance known as dark matter , scientists announced Wednesday . scientists announced Wednesday . Which scientists? 43 47 +465 1 LEAD , S . D . - Nearly a mile underground in an abandoned gold mine , one of the most important quests in physics has so far come up empty in the search for the elusive substance known as dark matter , scientists announced Wednesday . search for the elusive substance Why would this substance be nearly a mile underground in a gold mine? 33 38 +465 2 But physicists on the project were upbeat , saying they had developed a new , more sensitive method of searching for the mysterious material that has mass but cannot be seen . new , more sensitive method what method? 13 18 +465 2 But physicists on the project were upbeat , saying they had developed a new , more sensitive method of searching for the mysterious material that has mass but cannot be seen . developed a new , more sensitive method What type of method did they develop? 11 18 +465 2 But physicists on the project were upbeat , saying they had developed a new , more sensitive method of searching for the mysterious material that has mass but cannot be seen . searching for the mysterious material When was this mysterious material discovered? 19 24 +465 2 But physicists on the project were upbeat , saying they had developed a new , more sensitive method of searching for the mysterious material that has mass but cannot be seen . material that has mass but cannot be seen This could use elaboration 23 31 +465 2 But physicists on the project were upbeat , saying they had developed a new , more sensitive method of searching for the mysterious material that has mass but cannot be seen . project were upbeat , why were they upbeat? 4 8 +465 3 They planned to keep looking . " This is just the opening salvo , " said Richard Gaitskell of Brown University , a scientist working on the Large Underground Xenon experiment , or LUX , the most advanced Earth - based search for dark matter . search for dark matter How does one begin to search for dark matter? 41 45 +465 3 They planned to keep looking . " This is just the opening salvo , " said Richard Gaitskell of Brown University , a scientist working on the Large Underground Xenon experiment , or LUX , the most advanced Earth - based search for dark matter . salvo , " what is a salvo? 12 15 +465 4 A detector attached to the International Space Station has so far failed to find any dark matter either . failed to find any dark matter How can scientists be so sure that they will ever find dark matter? 11 17 +465 5 The researchers released their initial findings Wednesday after the experiment ' s first few months at the Sanford Underground Research Facility , which was built in the former Homestake gold mine in South Dakota ' s Black Hills . Sanford Underground Research Facility , How much did this facility cost to construct? 17 22 +465 5 The researchers released their initial findings Wednesday after the experiment ' s first few months at the Sanford Underground Research Facility , which was built in the former Homestake gold mine in South Dakota ' s Black Hills . Homestake gold mine in where is that? 28 32 +466 1 STAVANGER , Norway - Residents of the small Norwegian town of Rjukan have finally seen the light . light which light? 16 17 +466 1 STAVANGER , Norway - Residents of the small Norwegian town of Rjukan have finally seen the light . Rjukan Where in Norway is this town? 11 12 +466 1 STAVANGER , Norway - Residents of the small Norwegian town of Rjukan have finally seen the light . finally seen the light . This is vague but I assume leading to an explanation 13 18 +466 1 STAVANGER , Norway - Residents of the small Norwegian town of Rjukan have finally seen the light . finally seen the light What have they seen the light about? 13 17 +466 2 Tucked in between steep mountains , the town is normally shrouded in shadow for almost six months a year , with residents having to catch a cable car to the top of a nearby precipice to get a fix of midday vitamin D . But on Wednesday faint rays from the winter sun for the first time reached the town ' s market square , thanks to three 183 - square - foot ( 17 - square - meter ) mirrors placed on a mountain . ( 17 - square - meter ) how were they made? 73 80 +466 2 Tucked in between steep mountains , the town is normally shrouded in shadow for almost six months a year , with residents having to catch a cable car to the top of a nearby precipice to get a fix of midday vitamin D . But on Wednesday faint rays from the winter sun for the first time reached the town ' s market square , thanks to three 183 - square - foot ( 17 - square - meter ) mirrors placed on a mountain . vitamin D Do the residents take vitamin D supplements during these 6 months of shade? 41 43 +466 3 Cheering families , some on sun loungers , drinking cocktails and waving Norwegian flags , donned shades as the sun crept from behind a cloud to hit the mirrors and reflect down onto the faces of delighted children below . sun loungers , is this a chair? 5 8 +466 4 TV footage of the event showed the center of the crowded square light up a touch , but not as if hit by direct sunlight . light up a touch , Just how bright or dim was this sunlight? 12 17 +466 5 Still , residents said the effect was noticeable . noticeable Can this be put more in a more descriptive way? 7 8 +467 1 HOUSTON - Plans to auction a rare permit that will allow a hunter to take down an endangered black rhino are drawing criticism from some conservationists , but the organizer says the fundraiser could bring in more than $ 1 million that would go toward protecting the species . protecting the species How is this supposed to protect the endangered black rhino species if their auctioning off a permit to hunt them? 45 48 +467 1 HOUSTON - Plans to auction a rare permit that will allow a hunter to take down an endangered black rhino are drawing criticism from some conservationists , but the organizer says the fundraiser could bring in more than $ 1 million that would go toward protecting the species . rare permit why are they doing this? 6 8 +467 1 HOUSTON - Plans to auction a rare permit that will allow a hunter to take down an endangered black rhino are drawing criticism from some conservationists , but the organizer says the fundraiser could bring in more than $ 1 million that would go toward protecting the species . endangered How many black rhino's are left? 17 18 +467 1 HOUSTON - Plans to auction a rare permit that will allow a hunter to take down an endangered black rhino are drawing criticism from some conservationists , but the organizer says the fundraiser could bring in more than $ 1 million that would go toward protecting the species . endangered black rhino There are black rhinos in Houston? 17 20 +467 2 John J . Jackson III belongs to the Dallas Safari Club , which earlier this month announced it would auction the permit - one of only five offered annually by Namibia in southwestern Africa . John J . Jackson III Who is this and why does he get to decide the auction of the permit? 0 5 +467 2 John J . Jackson III belongs to the Dallas Safari Club , which earlier this month announced it would auction the permit - one of only five offered annually by Namibia in southwestern Africa . Namibia do they do it for money? 30 31 +467 2 John J . Jackson III belongs to the Dallas Safari Club , which earlier this month announced it would auction the permit - one of only five offered annually by Namibia in southwestern Africa . Dallas Safari Club , What is the Dallas Safari Club? What does this group do? 8 12 +467 2 John J . Jackson III belongs to the Dallas Safari Club , which earlier this month announced it would auction the permit - one of only five offered annually by Namibia in southwestern Africa . would auction the permit Why are these even auctioned when they are an endangered species? 18 22 +467 3 The permit is also the first to be made available for purchase outside of that country . outside of that country How many permits are out there in other countries? 12 16 +467 4 " This is advanced , state - of - the - art wildlife conservation and management techniques , " Jackson , a Metairie , La . - based international wildlife attorney , said Wednesday . Metairie , what is a metairie? 22 24 +467 4 " This is advanced , state - of - the - art wildlife conservation and management techniques , " Jackson , a Metairie , La . - based international wildlife attorney , said Wednesday . advanced , What makes this technique advanced? 3 5 +467 4 " This is advanced , state - of - the - art wildlife conservation and management techniques , " Jackson , a Metairie , La . - based international wildlife attorney , said Wednesday . advanced , How is it advanced? 3 5 +467 5 " It ' s not something the layman understands , but they should . but they should Why should they understand? 10 13 +467 5 " It ' s not something the layman understands , but they should . layman what about laywomen? 7 8 +467 5 " It ' s not something the layman understands , but they should . layman Why would a layman not understand this strategy? 7 8 +468 1 DAVIE , Fla . - In the stadium program sold at the Miami Dolphins ' game on Halloween , Richie Incognito was asked who ' s the easiest teammate to scare . Richie Incognito was asked How did Richie Incognito respond? 19 23 +468 1 DAVIE , Fla . - In the stadium program sold at the Miami Dolphins ' game on Halloween , Richie Incognito was asked who ' s the easiest teammate to scare . Richie Incognito Who is Richie Incognito? 19 21 +468 2 His answer : Jonathan Martin . The troubled , troubling relationship between the two offensive linemen took an ominous turn Monday with fresh revelations : Incognito sent text messages to his teammate that were racist and threatening , two people familiar with the situation said . Incognito sent text messages Was Incognito questioned about this incident? 25 29 +468 2 His answer : Jonathan Martin . The troubled , troubling relationship between the two offensive linemen took an ominous turn Monday with fresh revelations : Incognito sent text messages to his teammate that were racist and threatening , two people familiar with the situation said . ominous turn how did they find out? 18 20 +468 3 The people spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because the Dolphins and NFL haven ' t disclosed the nature of the misconduct that led to Sunday ' s suspension of Incognito , a veteran with a reputation for dirty play . dirty play What is dirty play? 41 43 +468 3 The people spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because the Dolphins and NFL haven ' t disclosed the nature of the misconduct that led to Sunday ' s suspension of Incognito , a veteran with a reputation for dirty play . suspension of Incognito , What is Incognito's race? 31 35 +468 3 The people spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because the Dolphins and NFL haven ' t disclosed the nature of the misconduct that led to Sunday ' s suspension of Incognito , a veteran with a reputation for dirty play . a veteran with a reputation for dirty play . How did he get a reputation for dirty play? 35 44 +468 3 The people spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because the Dolphins and NFL haven ' t disclosed the nature of the misconduct that led to Sunday ' s suspension of Incognito , a veteran with a reputation for dirty play . suspension How long was Richie Incognito's suspension? 31 32 +468 4 Martin , a tackle , remained absent from practice Monday one week after he suddenly left the team because of emotional issues . emotional issues what emotional issues? 20 22 +468 4 Martin , a tackle , remained absent from practice Monday one week after he suddenly left the team because of emotional issues . left the team because of emotional issues Was this due to his overwhelming anger for one of his teammates? 15 22 +468 4 Martin , a tackle , remained absent from practice Monday one week after he suddenly left the team because of emotional issues . emotional issues what are his issues? 20 22 +468 5 Also missing was Incognito , a guard suspended indefinitely late Sunday by coach Joe Philbin for his treatment of Martin . Also missing was Incognito , Does he have a contract with his team? 0 5 +468 5 Also missing was Incognito , a guard suspended indefinitely late Sunday by coach Joe Philbin for his treatment of Martin . Incognito , is that his name? 3 5 +469 1 ALBUQUERQUE , N . M . - In the small , rural community of Reserve , N . M . , children waiting for the school bus gather inside wooden and mesh cages provided as protection from wolves . provided as protection from wolves Why do children need protection from wolves? 33 38 +469 1 ALBUQUERQUE , N . M . - In the small , rural community of Reserve , N . M . , children waiting for the school bus gather inside wooden and mesh cages provided as protection from wolves . wooden and mesh cages How are these cages built? Who builds them? 29 33 +469 1 ALBUQUERQUE , N . M . - In the small , rural community of Reserve , N . M . , children waiting for the school bus gather inside wooden and mesh cages provided as protection from wolves . protection Why do the children need protection from wolves? 35 36 +469 2 Parents consider the " kid cages " a reasonable precaution . reasonable precaution Why is reasonable precaution needed? 8 10 +469 2 Parents consider the " kid cages " a reasonable precaution . " kid cages " are they named that? 3 7 +469 3 Defenders of the wolves note there have been no documented wolf attacks in New Mexico or Arizona . Defenders of the wolves Who are the defenders of the wolves? 0 4 +469 3 Defenders of the wolves note there have been no documented wolf attacks in New Mexico or Arizona . documented wolf attacks have there been undocumented attacks? 9 12 +469 4 Fears of wolves attacking humans , they say , are overblown , and the cages nothing more than a stunt . Fears What drives the fears that wolves will attack humans? 0 1 +469 5 In 1995 , the reintroduction of Canadian gray wolves into the northern Rockies ignited a furor . ignited a furor Why did reintroducing the wolves ignite a furor? 13 16 +469 5 In 1995 , the reintroduction of Canadian gray wolves into the northern Rockies ignited a furor . reintroduction of Canadian gray wolves How were they reintroduced? 4 9 +469 5 In 1995 , the reintroduction of Canadian gray wolves into the northern Rockies ignited a furor . furor what is a furor? 15 16 +470 1 NEW YORK - Bill de Blasio was elected New York City ' s first Democratic mayor in two decades Tuesday , running on an unabashedly liberal , tax - the - rich platform that contrasted sharply with billionaire Michael Bloomberg ' s record during 12 years in office . contrasted sharply with billionaire Michael How did de Blasio's platform clash with Bloomberg's? 34 39 +470 1 NEW YORK - Bill de Blasio was elected New York City ' s first Democratic mayor in two decades Tuesday , running on an unabashedly liberal , tax - the - rich platform that contrasted sharply with billionaire Michael Bloomberg ' s record during 12 years in office . Michael Bloomberg ' s record What was Bloomberg's record during his 12 years in office? 38 43 +470 1 NEW YORK - Bill de Blasio was elected New York City ' s first Democratic mayor in two decades Tuesday , running on an unabashedly liberal , tax - the - rich platform that contrasted sharply with billionaire Michael Bloomberg ' s record during 12 years in office . running on an unabashedly liberal , tax - the - rich How much was he proposing to tax the rich? 21 32 +470 2 De Blasio , the city ' s public advocate , defeated Republican Joe Lhota , former chief of the metropolitan area ' s transit agency . defeated What were the margins he was defeated by? 10 11 +470 4 He had been heavily favored , holding an overwhelming lead in the polls for weeks . He had been heavily favored , What has he been favored for? 0 6 +470 4 He had been heavily favored , holding an overwhelming lead in the polls for weeks . holding an overwhelming lead in the polls Why did de Blasio have a large lead in the polls? 6 13 +470 4 He had been heavily favored , holding an overwhelming lead in the polls for weeks . overwhelming What was the average amount of lead he had? 8 9 +470 4 He had been heavily favored , holding an overwhelming lead in the polls for weeks . overwhelming lead in the polls for weeks Why was he so revered in this election? 8 15 +470 4 He had been heavily favored , holding an overwhelming lead in the polls for weeks . holding an overwhelming lead How much was his overwhelming lead? 6 10 +470 5 Bloomberg , who first ran as a Republican and later became an independent , guided the city through the financial meltdown and the aftermath of 9 / 11 . later became an independent , Why did he choose to become an independent? 9 14 +470 5 Bloomberg , who first ran as a Republican and later became an independent , guided the city through the financial meltdown and the aftermath of 9 / 11 . Bloomberg , who first ran as a Republican Why did he stop running as a Republican? 0 8 +471 2 To see the future of the NBA , they only have to swivel their heads . the NBA , they only have to swivel their heads swivel them which way? 5 15 +471 2 To see the future of the NBA , they only have to swivel their heads . see the future of the NBA , How are Rajiv Maheswaran and Yu-Han Chang able to see the future of the NBA? 1 8 +471 3 Whiteboards inside their office are filled with algorithms in shades of red , blue and green . algorithms what kind of algorithms? 7 8 +471 3 Whiteboards inside their office are filled with algorithms in shades of red , blue and green . algorithms What kind of algorithms? 7 8 +471 4 Programmers sit clustered around computers inputting lines of complex code . complex code in what language? 8 10 +471 4 Programmers sit clustered around computers inputting lines of complex code . complex code But why? If the future of the NBS is \"see\"-able, why are programmers and maths needed? 8 10 +471 4 Programmers sit clustered around computers inputting lines of complex code . inputting lines What does inputting lines of code have to do with the NBA? 5 7 +471 5 What resembles gibberish to anyone without a degree in computer science could help NBA teams find optimal ways to grab rebounds and defend pick and rolls through a proprietary software system developed by Maheswaran and Chang . optimal ways Isn't the point of sports that it is limited to the physicality of the players and their quickness in the moment? 16 18 +472 1 When Brookfield ( Wis . ) Central High School student Chloe Olier started driving earlier this summer , her parents Dany and Virginie installed a DriveCam , a monitoring device that records video whenever she makes driving mistakes . driving mistakes all kinds of mistakes? 36 38 +472 1 When Brookfield ( Wis . ) Central High School student Chloe Olier started driving earlier this summer , her parents Dany and Virginie installed a DriveCam , a monitoring device that records video whenever she makes driving mistakes . monitoring device Why did they use a monitoring device? 28 30 +472 3 " I felt violated , because it was going to be recording me , " the 16 - year - old said . felt violated , does everyone feel that way? 2 5 +472 4 Chloe now says she ' d recommend it to her friends because it has made her a better driver . she ' d recommend are her concerns gone? 3 7 +472 4 Chloe now says she ' d recommend it to her friends because it has made her a better driver . made her a better driver How did it make her a better driver? 14 19 +472 5 The machine , obtained for free from the family ' s auto insurer , American Family Insurance , recorded her 23 times the first week . 23 times the first week why so many times? 20 25 +473 1 LONDON – The elderly gentleman appeared nervous when authorities questioned him during a customs check aboard a train from Switzerland to Germany . appeared nervous Why is he nervous? 5 7 +473 1 LONDON – The elderly gentleman appeared nervous when authorities questioned him during a customs check aboard a train from Switzerland to Germany . appeared nervous Why did he appear nervous? 5 7 +473 1 LONDON – The elderly gentleman appeared nervous when authorities questioned him during a customs check aboard a train from Switzerland to Germany . nervous Why was the gentleman nervous? 6 7 +473 1 LONDON – The elderly gentleman appeared nervous when authorities questioned him during a customs check aboard a train from Switzerland to Germany . questioned Why did authorities decide to question him? 9 10 +473 1 LONDON – The elderly gentleman appeared nervous when authorities questioned him during a customs check aboard a train from Switzerland to Germany . The elderly gentleman appeared nervous Why did the man appear nervous? 2 7 +473 2 He was carrying about $ 12 , 000 in cash , just within the legal limit . $ 12 , 000 Why did he have $12,000 in cash with him? 4 8 +473 2 He was carrying about $ 12 , 000 in cash , just within the legal limit . $ 12 , 000 in cash , why is there a limit? 4 11 +473 3 But a feeling that something was not quite right eventually led them to later raid the apartment in Munich where the man lived as a recluse . raid the apartment Did they have probable cause? 14 17 +473 3 But a feeling that something was not quite right eventually led them to later raid the apartment in Munich where the man lived as a recluse . raid Are they allowed to raid his apartment? 14 15 +473 3 But a feeling that something was not quite right eventually led them to later raid the apartment in Munich where the man lived as a recluse . something was not quite what wasnt right? 4 8 +473 4 What they found was astonishing : paintings by Pablo Picasso , Marc Chagall , Henri Matisse and Paul Klee among 1 , 406 works of art crammed amid piles of canned food . paintings by Pablo Picasso , How'd he get these works? 6 11 +473 4 What they found was astonishing : paintings by Pablo Picasso , Marc Chagall , Henri Matisse and Paul Klee among 1 , 406 works of art crammed amid piles of canned food . Pablo Picasso , Were they real paintings? 8 11 +473 5 Some or all of the art , estimated to be worth $ 1 . 3 billion or more , was thought to have been looted by the Nazis more than 70 years ago . Some The paintings were all real? 0 1 +473 5 Some or all of the art , estimated to be worth $ 1 . 3 billion or more , was thought to have been looted by the Nazis more than 70 years ago . Nazis was he a nazi? 27 28 +474 1 MINNEAPOLIS - A bus driver for the Burnsville , Minn . , school district was fired last week for leading kids in Christian prayers on his bus , even after he was warned to stop - a move he considers a violation of his freedom of speech . violation of his freedom why a violation of freedome of speech? 41 45 +474 1 MINNEAPOLIS - A bus driver for the Burnsville , Minn . , school district was fired last week for leading kids in Christian prayers on his bus , even after he was warned to stop - a move he considers a violation of his freedom of speech . freedom of speech How is having other pray considered \"his\" freedom of speech? 44 47 +474 2 George Nathaniel , 49 , of Richfield , who is also a pastor for a pair of Minneapolis churches , was in his second year as a school bus driver for Durham School Services , a bus company under contract with Burnsville - Eagan - Savage District 191 . Burnsville - Eagan - Savage District where is this? 41 47 +474 2 George Nathaniel , 49 , of Richfield , who is also a pastor for a pair of Minneapolis churches , was in his second year as a school bus driver for Durham School Services , a bus company under contract with Burnsville - Eagan - Savage District 191 . churches , What kind of churches? 18 20 +474 2 George Nathaniel , 49 , of Richfield , who is also a pastor for a pair of Minneapolis churches , was in his second year as a school bus driver for Durham School Services , a bus company under contract with Burnsville - Eagan - Savage District 191 . Durham School Services , Is Durham School Services part of the school district, or a private company? 31 35 +474 3 After receiving a complaint from the school district about the prayer , Durham gave Nathaniel a warning and assigned him two new bus routes serving Edward D . Neill Elementary School and Metcalf Junior High School in Burnsville , he said . receiving a complaint who complained? 1 4 +474 5 When Nathaniel continued to lead prayers on his new routes , Durham sent him a separation letter dated Oct . 30 , saying : " There have been more complaints of religious material on the bus as well as other complaints regarding performance . separation letter did he read it? 15 17 +474 5 When Nathaniel continued to lead prayers on his new routes , Durham sent him a separation letter dated Oct . 30 , saying : " There have been more complaints of religious material on the bus as well as other complaints regarding performance . performance What sort of performance complaints? 42 43 +474 5 When Nathaniel continued to lead prayers on his new routes , Durham sent him a separation letter dated Oct . 30 , saying : " There have been more complaints of religious material on the bus as well as other complaints regarding performance . regarding performance What other performance issues were there besides the prayer issue? 41 43 +475 1 LOS ANGELES – Children with autism spectrum disorders usually aren ' t diagnosed until they are at least 2 years old , but a new study finds that signs of the condition are apparent as early as two months after birth . a new study finds Who conducted the study? 23 27 +475 1 LOS ANGELES – Children with autism spectrum disorders usually aren ' t diagnosed until they are at least 2 years old , but a new study finds that signs of the condition are apparent as early as two months after birth . two months how can they check? 37 39 +475 1 LOS ANGELES – Children with autism spectrum disorders usually aren ' t diagnosed until they are at least 2 years old , but a new study finds that signs of the condition are apparent as early as two months after birth . least 2 years old , why not until they are two? 17 22 +475 1 LOS ANGELES – Children with autism spectrum disorders usually aren ' t diagnosed until they are at least 2 years old , but a new study finds that signs of the condition are apparent as early as two months after birth . signs What are the signs that can be seen at two months? 28 29 +475 1 LOS ANGELES – Children with autism spectrum disorders usually aren ' t diagnosed until they are at least 2 years old , but a new study finds that signs of the condition are apparent as early as two months after birth . usually aren ' t diagnosed Is it possible to have children diagnosed at a younger age than 2? 8 13 +475 1 LOS ANGELES – Children with autism spectrum disorders usually aren ' t diagnosed until they are at least 2 years old , but a new study finds that signs of the condition are apparent as early as two months after birth . a new study Who is the author of this study? 23 26 +475 1 LOS ANGELES – Children with autism spectrum disorders usually aren ' t diagnosed until they are at least 2 years old , but a new study finds that signs of the condition are apparent as early as two months after birth . signs of the condition What are the signs of this condition that you would notice on a small child? 28 32 +475 2 Researchers focused on babies ' ability to make eye contact with caregivers , since lack of eye contact is one of the hallmarks of autism . Researchers focused Who are the researchers? 0 2 +475 2 Researchers focused on babies ' ability to make eye contact with caregivers , since lack of eye contact is one of the hallmarks of autism . make eye contact why is it a hallmark? 7 10 +475 2 Researchers focused on babies ' ability to make eye contact with caregivers , since lack of eye contact is one of the hallmarks of autism . ability Can all babies make eye contact at such a young age? 5 6 +475 2 Researchers focused on babies ' ability to make eye contact with caregivers , since lack of eye contact is one of the hallmarks of autism . ability to make eye contact with caregivers , At what age does this occur normally? 5 13 +475 3 Among typical children , interest in the eyes increased steadily with age . eyes increased Why the eyes? 7 9 +475 3 Among typical children , interest in the eyes increased steadily with age . increased If it increased with age, can a lack of it at a young age really be counted as a sign? 8 9 +475 3 Among typical children , interest in the eyes increased steadily with age . increased steadily with age At what age does this stop? 8 12 +475 4 But for children with autism , interest in the eyes waned starting between 2 and 6 months of age . 6 months of age did it wane always? 15 19 +475 4 But for children with autism , interest in the eyes waned starting between 2 and 6 months of age . waned So interest in the eyes decreased or was less present from the start? 10 11 +475 4 But for children with autism , interest in the eyes waned starting between 2 and 6 months of age . children with autism , What causes autism in children, are they born with this condition? 2 6 +475 4 But for children with autism , interest in the eyes waned starting between 2 and 6 months of age . waned starting between 2 and 6 months of age What is the average age for this to occur? 10 19 +475 5 By the time they reached their second birthdays , levels of eye fixation among children with autism were only half as high as levels seen in typically developing children , according to a report published Wednesday by the journal Nature . fixation Does this mean their eyes are fixed or just made eye contact briefly at some point. 12 13 +475 5 By the time they reached their second birthdays , levels of eye fixation among children with autism were only half as high as levels seen in typically developing children , according to a report published Wednesday by the journal Nature . only half as high Is there any research as to why this happens? 18 22 +475 5 By the time they reached their second birthdays , levels of eye fixation among children with autism were only half as high as levels seen in typically developing children , according to a report published Wednesday by the journal Nature . journal Nature Is this a reputable publication? 38 40 +476 1 CHICAGO - The Food and Drug Administration moved Thursday to virtually eliminate trans fat , an artificially created artery - clogging substance , from Americans ' diets . virtually eliminate What is meant by \"virtually\" eliminate? 10 12 +476 1 CHICAGO - The Food and Drug Administration moved Thursday to virtually eliminate trans fat , an artificially created artery - clogging substance , from Americans ' diets . eliminate trans fat , Why does trans fat need to be removed? 11 15 +476 1 CHICAGO - The Food and Drug Administration moved Thursday to virtually eliminate trans fat , an artificially created artery - clogging substance , from Americans ' diets . virtually eliminate trans fat , How will the FDA be able to virtually eliminate trans fat? 10 15 +476 2 The move follows a widespread effort by food makers and restaurant chains to remove the substance over the past decade , as consumers become more educated about risks and buy healthier alternatives . food makers and restaurant chains Which food makers and restaurant chains? 7 12 +476 2 The move follows a widespread effort by food makers and restaurant chains to remove the substance over the past decade , as consumers become more educated about risks and buy healthier alternatives . move follows a widespread effort by food makers What measures were taken by foodmakers? 1 9 +476 2 The move follows a widespread effort by food makers and restaurant chains to remove the substance over the past decade , as consumers become more educated about risks and buy healthier alternatives . consumers Is the concern mainly coming from the consumers? 22 23 +476 2 The move follows a widespread effort by food makers and restaurant chains to remove the substance over the past decade , as consumers become more educated about risks and buy healthier alternatives . follows a widespread effort If it is already widespread, why is the FDA getting involved? 2 6 +476 3 The FDA has required nutritional labels break out trans fat content since 2006 , a regulation that spurred many companies to alter their recipes . a regulation that spurred many companies What companies? 14 20 +476 3 The FDA has required nutritional labels break out trans fat content since 2006 , a regulation that spurred many companies to alter their recipes . alter their recipes How did companies alter their recipes? 21 24 +476 3 The FDA has required nutritional labels break out trans fat content since 2006 , a regulation that spurred many companies to alter their recipes . break out trans fat In what ways did the FDA require that rans fat be 'broken out'? 6 10 +476 3 The FDA has required nutritional labels break out trans fat content since 2006 , a regulation that spurred many companies to alter their recipes . break out trans fat How do labels do this? 6 10 +476 4 The FDA noted that trans fats in processed food have been shown to raise " bad " cholesterol , raising the risk of coronary heart disease . " bad " What is bad cholesterol versus good cholesterol? 14 17 +476 5 Reducing the use of trans fats could prevent 20 , 000 heart attacks and 7 , 000 deaths from heart disease a year , the FDA said . prevent How will the reduction or trans fat prevent these things? 7 8 +477 1 The nation ' s first four - star female general led New Yorkers in commemorating Veterans Day , part of the annual display of thanks to those who have served their country and an indication of the changing face of the military . nation ' s first four - star female general Who is the nation's first four- star female general? 1 10 +477 1 The nation ' s first four - star female general led New Yorkers in commemorating Veterans Day , part of the annual display of thanks to those who have served their country and an indication of the changing face of the military . led New Yorkers Why only New Yorkers? 10 13 +477 1 The nation ' s first four - star female general led New Yorkers in commemorating Veterans Day , part of the annual display of thanks to those who have served their country and an indication of the changing face of the military . indication of the changing face of the military How is the military changing its face? 34 42 +477 1 The nation ' s first four - star female general led New Yorkers in commemorating Veterans Day , part of the annual display of thanks to those who have served their country and an indication of the changing face of the military . changing How is the military changing? 37 38 +477 2 Led by President Barack Obama , civil and military officials across the nation placed wreaths on monuments to honor those who served in wars that have marked the nation ' s turbulent history . turbulent history why is history turbulent? 31 33 +477 2 Led by President Barack Obama , civil and military officials across the nation placed wreaths on monuments to honor those who served in wars that have marked the nation ' s turbulent history . placed wreaths on monuments Where did they place wreaths on monuments? 13 17 +477 2 Led by President Barack Obama , civil and military officials across the nation placed wreaths on monuments to honor those who served in wars that have marked the nation ' s turbulent history . wreaths What do the wreaths symbolize? 14 15 +477 3 They have also backed more employment opportunities for veterans . more employment opportunities What sorts of employment opportunities? 4 7 +477 3 They have also backed more employment opportunities for veterans . backed more employment opportunities for what kind of opportunities? 3 8 +477 3 They have also backed more employment opportunities for veterans . They Who specifically are they? 0 1 +477 3 They have also backed more employment opportunities for veterans . opportunities What kind of opportunities? 6 7 +477 3 They have also backed more employment opportunities for veterans . backed more employment opportunities for veterans How have they backed employment opportunities? 3 9 +477 3 They have also backed more employment opportunities for veterans . backed How were the able to back more employment opportunities for veterans? 3 4 +477 4 " We join as one people to honor a debt we can never fully repay , " Obama said at Arlington National Cemetery after the wreath ceremony . wreath ceremony what is a wreath ceremony? 25 27 +477 4 " We join as one people to honor a debt we can never fully repay , " Obama said at Arlington National Cemetery after the wreath ceremony . wreath Why is it known as a \"wreath ceremony?\" 25 26 +477 5 In New York , Gen . Ann E . Dunwoody , who retired last year after 37 years in the Army , led the parade up Fifth Avenue to honor veterans . led How was Gen. Ann E. Dunwoody chosen to lead the parade? 22 23 +478 1 CHICAGO - Toni Notarangeli thought she misheard when her 8 - year - old son Angelo begged her for a toy he just had to have : a plastic loom that helps kids weave colorful rubber band bracelets . begged Why did Angelo beg his mother for the toy? 16 17 +478 2 Angelo likes to skateboard and play basketball . skateboard and play basketball How does skateboarding and playing basketball make looming unlikely? 3 7 +478 2 Angelo likes to skateboard and play basketball . skateboard any other sports? 3 4 +478 3 He ' d never shown much interest in crafts . in crafts has he tried them? 7 9 +478 4 But when it came to the Rainbow Loom , he was insistent . Rainbow Loom , what is the rainbow loom? 6 9 +478 4 But when it came to the Rainbow Loom , he was insistent . Rainbow Loom , What is so special about the Rainbow Loom? 6 9 +479 1 NEW YORK - A panel of building experts on Tuesday anointed New York ' s new World Trade Center tower the nation ' s tallest skyscraper , accepting its spire as part of a design that makes it 1 , 776 feet high and that knocks Chicago ' s Willis Tower out of the No . Chicago ' s Willis Tower How high is this tower? 46 51 +479 1 NEW YORK - A panel of building experts on Tuesday anointed New York ' s new World Trade Center tower the nation ' s tallest skyscraper , accepting its spire as part of a design that makes it 1 , 776 feet high and that knocks Chicago ' s Willis Tower out of the No . A panel of building experts Which building experts are on the panel? 3 8 +479 1 NEW YORK - A panel of building experts on Tuesday anointed New York ' s new World Trade Center tower the nation ' s tallest skyscraper , accepting its spire as part of a design that makes it 1 , 776 feet high and that knocks Chicago ' s Willis Tower out of the No . building experts What makes them experts? 6 8 +479 2 1 spot . The Chicago - based Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat made its much - anticipated decision public at news conferences in Chicago and in New York , where the announcement came at a building just two blocks from the World Trade Center . much - anticipated Why was it much-anticipated? 16 19 +479 4 The decision fulfills the vision of the designers of the World Trade Center site to show that New York was not afraid of building an even higher structure in place of the one targeted by terrorists on Sept . 11 , 2001 . targeted by terrorists What happened to the building targeted by terorists? 33 36 +480 1 WASHINGTON - South Florida ' s coral reefs , a natural wonder worth more than $ 6 billion to the local economy , appear to be rebounding after decades of damage , disease and deterioration . $ 6 How are reefs worth $6 billion to the economy? 15 17 +480 1 WASHINGTON - South Florida ' s coral reefs , a natural wonder worth more than $ 6 billion to the local economy , appear to be rebounding after decades of damage , disease and deterioration . rebounding Why/How are they rebounding? 26 27 +480 3 A federal study released this month brought more good news : Coral reefs may be able to adapt to warmer sea temperatures . adapt Why are they able to adapt? 17 18 +480 3 A federal study released this month brought more good news : Coral reefs may be able to adapt to warmer sea temperatures . this month which study? 4 6 +480 4 That ' s a sign they can withstand a limited degree of gradual global warming - but only if carbon emissions are restrained to prevent unhealthy extremes . emissions How are emissions in the air tied to the health of life under the ocean? 20 21 +480 4 That ' s a sign they can withstand a limited degree of gradual global warming - but only if carbon emissions are restrained to prevent unhealthy extremes . restrained how can we restrain them? 22 23 +480 5 The findings raise hope for the survival of the recreational and economic resource , just as scientists and officials gather in Fort Lauderdale on Thursday and Friday for the fifth annual Southeast Florida Regional Climate Leadership Summit . scientists and officials Who are the scientists and officials? 16 19 +480 5 The findings raise hope for the survival of the recreational and economic resource , just as scientists and officials gather in Fort Lauderdale on Thursday and Friday for the fifth annual Southeast Florida Regional Climate Leadership Summit . Regional Climate Leadership Summit is it a big summit? 33 37 +481 1 LONDON - Britain , once the world ' s mightiest seafaring power , announced Wednesday that it will shut down the last naval shipyard in England , eliminating nearly 1 , 000 jobs and closing a chapter of history stretching back hundreds of years . the last naval shipyard in England , What is the last naval shipyard in England? 20 27 +481 1 LONDON - Britain , once the world ' s mightiest seafaring power , announced Wednesday that it will shut down the last naval shipyard in England , eliminating nearly 1 , 000 jobs and closing a chapter of history stretching back hundreds of years . world ' s mightiest What makes Britain one of the worlds mightiest seafaring power? 6 10 +481 1 LONDON - Britain , once the world ' s mightiest seafaring power , announced Wednesday that it will shut down the last naval shipyard in England , eliminating nearly 1 , 000 jobs and closing a chapter of history stretching back hundreds of years . shut down Why will the shipyard be closing? 18 20 +481 1 LONDON - Britain , once the world ' s mightiest seafaring power , announced Wednesday that it will shut down the last naval shipyard in England , eliminating nearly 1 , 000 jobs and closing a chapter of history stretching back hundreds of years . last naval shipyard Why is this the last naval shipyard in England? 21 24 +481 1 LONDON - Britain , once the world ' s mightiest seafaring power , announced Wednesday that it will shut down the last naval shipyard in England , eliminating nearly 1 , 000 jobs and closing a chapter of history stretching back hundreds of years . shut down the last naval shipyard in England Why is Britain shutting down its last naval shipyard? 18 26 +481 1 LONDON - Britain , once the world ' s mightiest seafaring power , announced Wednesday that it will shut down the last naval shipyard in England , eliminating nearly 1 , 000 jobs and closing a chapter of history stretching back hundreds of years . last naval shipyard What is the name of and where is the last naval shipyard? 21 24 +481 2 Workers in the southern city of Portsmouth have been building warships since the reign of King Henry VIII , including the famous Mary Rose . famous Mary Rose Why is Mary Rose famous? 21 24 +481 2 Workers in the southern city of Portsmouth have been building warships since the reign of King Henry VIII , including the famous Mary Rose . Mary Rose Why is the Mary Rose famous? 22 24 +481 2 Workers in the southern city of Portsmouth have been building warships since the reign of King Henry VIII , including the famous Mary Rose . famous Mary Rose why havent i heard of it? 21 24 +481 3 But citing dwindling demand , the government and defense contractor BAE Systems have agreed to cease construction there . dwindling demand , What is the cause of the dwindling demand? 2 5 +481 3 But citing dwindling demand , the government and defense contractor BAE Systems have agreed to cease construction there . But citing dwindling demand , Why is demand dwindling? 0 5 +481 3 But citing dwindling demand , the government and defense contractor BAE Systems have agreed to cease construction there . dwindling demand , Why is demand dwindling? 2 5 +481 3 But citing dwindling demand , the government and defense contractor BAE Systems have agreed to cease construction there . dwindling demand , why did demand go down? 2 5 +481 4 Vessels for the Royal Navy will still be built in Britain , but only in Scotland . Vessels How many vessels will be built? 0 1 +481 4 Vessels for the Royal Navy will still be built in Britain , but only in Scotland . but only in Scotland Why will the vessels be built only in Scotland? 12 16 +481 5 Though hundreds of jobs are to be cut at Scottish shipyards as well , workers in Portsmouth accused the government of sacrificing them for political reasons , to avoid angering Scots ahead of a referendum next year on whether they should separate from England and Wales to become an independent nation . sacrificing How did they sacrifice the workers? 21 22 +481 5 Though hundreds of jobs are to be cut at Scottish shipyards as well , workers in Portsmouth accused the government of sacrificing them for political reasons , to avoid angering Scots ahead of a referendum next year on whether they should separate from England and Wales to become an independent nation . England and Wales to become an independent nation Why is there a referendum to turn England and Wales into an independent nation? 43 51 +481 5 Though hundreds of jobs are to be cut at Scottish shipyards as well , workers in Portsmouth accused the government of sacrificing them for political reasons , to avoid angering Scots ahead of a referendum next year on whether they should separate from England and Wales to become an independent nation . Portsmouth is this city in the north? 16 17 +482 1 As millions of Filipinos desperately search for sustenance and shelter in the devastation left by Typhoon Haiyan , many may be comforted by the knowledge that help is surely on the way from family members working abroad . Typhoon Haiyan , is that the name? 15 18 +482 1 As millions of Filipinos desperately search for sustenance and shelter in the devastation left by Typhoon Haiyan , many may be comforted by the knowledge that help is surely on the way from family members working abroad . help is surely on the way What kind of help will be provided? 26 32 +482 1 As millions of Filipinos desperately search for sustenance and shelter in the devastation left by Typhoon Haiyan , many may be comforted by the knowledge that help is surely on the way from family members working abroad . working abroad Why are family members of Filipinos working abroad? 35 37 +482 1 As millions of Filipinos desperately search for sustenance and shelter in the devastation left by Typhoon Haiyan , many may be comforted by the knowledge that help is surely on the way from family members working abroad . working abroad What countries are the family members working abroad in? 35 37 +482 2 The Philippines ' biggest export has long been its workers , with at least 10 percent of the country ' s approximately 100 million people living and working in other nations . workers , Why are workers in such high demand abroad? 9 11 +482 3 They staff cruise ships in the Caribbean , clean homes in the affluent Persian Gulf , work as nannies in Europe and crew merchant marine vessels the world over . affluent Persian Gulf , which countries are those? 12 16 +482 4 For more than 30 years , the Philippines ' legions of jobless and underemployed have been encouraged to seek their fortunes elsewhere , as a succession of leaders since the late Ferdinand Marcos have failed to develop an economy capable of providing enough jobs . encouraged to seek their fortunes elsewhere , Who has been encouraging the jobless to seek their fortunes elsewhere? 16 23 +482 4 For more than 30 years , the Philippines ' legions of jobless and underemployed have been encouraged to seek their fortunes elsewhere , as a succession of leaders since the late Ferdinand Marcos have failed to develop an economy capable of providing enough jobs . failed to develop an economy Why have they failed to develop an economy? 34 39 +482 4 For more than 30 years , the Philippines ' legions of jobless and underemployed have been encouraged to seek their fortunes elsewhere , as a succession of leaders since the late Ferdinand Marcos have failed to develop an economy capable of providing enough jobs . Ferdinand Marcos Who was Ferdinand Marcos? 31 33 +482 4 For more than 30 years , the Philippines ' legions of jobless and underemployed have been encouraged to seek their fortunes elsewhere , as a succession of leaders since the late Ferdinand Marcos have failed to develop an economy capable of providing enough jobs . develop an economy Why can't the Phillipines develop an economy of their own? 36 39 +482 5 Now , as in the aftermath of other natural disasters , that global workforce is at the forefront of relief efforts and galvanizing the largess of the foreign populations they serve . aftermath of other natural disasters , What are the other natural disasters? 5 11 +482 5 Now , as in the aftermath of other natural disasters , that global workforce is at the forefront of relief efforts and galvanizing the largess of the foreign populations they serve . galvanizing what is this word? 22 23 +482 5 Now , as in the aftermath of other natural disasters , that global workforce is at the forefront of relief efforts and galvanizing the largess of the foreign populations they serve . other natural disasters , What other natural disasters? 7 11 +482 5 Now , as in the aftermath of other natural disasters , that global workforce is at the forefront of relief efforts and galvanizing the largess of the foreign populations they serve . galvanizing the largess What does \"galvanizing the largess\" mean? 22 25 +483 1 LOS ANGELES - The oldest fossils of a previously unknown ancient leopard species are shaking the pantherine evolutionary tree , suggesting that big cats arose in Asia , not Africa , according to a new study . pantherine evolutionary tree , How big is the pantherine evolutionary tree? 16 20 +483 1 LOS ANGELES - The oldest fossils of a previously unknown ancient leopard species are shaking the pantherine evolutionary tree , suggesting that big cats arose in Asia , not Africa , according to a new study . according to a new study Who conducted the new study? 31 36 +483 1 LOS ANGELES - The oldest fossils of a previously unknown ancient leopard species are shaking the pantherine evolutionary tree , suggesting that big cats arose in Asia , not Africa , according to a new study . oldest fossils How old are these fossils? 4 6 +483 1 LOS ANGELES - The oldest fossils of a previously unknown ancient leopard species are shaking the pantherine evolutionary tree , suggesting that big cats arose in Asia , not Africa , according to a new study . arose in Asia , what suggests that? 24 28 +483 1 LOS ANGELES - The oldest fossils of a previously unknown ancient leopard species are shaking the pantherine evolutionary tree , suggesting that big cats arose in Asia , not Africa , according to a new study . oldest fossils How old are the fossils? 4 6 +483 2 Paleontologists led by the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles and the University of Southern California discovered the previously undescribed sister species to the modern snow leopard while on a 2010 expedition to Tibet . discovered How deep did they have to dig to make such a discovery? 16 17 +483 2 Paleontologists led by the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles and the University of Southern California discovered the previously undescribed sister species to the modern snow leopard while on a 2010 expedition to Tibet . Paleontologists How many paleontologists were on the 2010 expedition? 0 1 +483 2 Paleontologists led by the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles and the University of Southern California discovered the previously undescribed sister species to the modern snow leopard while on a 2010 expedition to Tibet . Paleontologists what do they do? 0 1 +483 2 Paleontologists led by the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles and the University of Southern California discovered the previously undescribed sister species to the modern snow leopard while on a 2010 expedition to Tibet . expedition to Tibet Where in Tibet was it found? 31 34 +483 3 Seven specimens from three individuals range in age from 4 . 1 million to 5 . 9 million years old - dialing back the clock on big cat evolution by as much as 2 million years , according to the paper , published online Tuesday in Proceedings of the Royal Society B . Panthera blytheae , named for the daughter of longtime museum benefactors Paul and Heather Haaga of La Canada Flintridge , was slightly smaller than the snow leopard and probably roamed the Tibetan plateau for several million years , dining on an ample supply of antelope , pika and blue sheep , according to paleontologist Zhijie Jack Tseng , lead author of the paper . Seven specimens Will these specimens be available on display for the public to see? 0 2 +483 3 Seven specimens from three individuals range in age from 4 . 1 million to 5 . 9 million years old - dialing back the clock on big cat evolution by as much as 2 million years , according to the paper , published online Tuesday in Proceedings of the Royal Society B . Panthera blytheae , named for the daughter of longtime museum benefactors Paul and Heather Haaga of La Canada Flintridge , was slightly smaller than the snow leopard and probably roamed the Tibetan plateau for several million years , dining on an ample supply of antelope , pika and blue sheep , according to paleontologist Zhijie Jack Tseng , lead author of the paper . age from 4 . 1 million to 5 . 9 million years old Was carbon dating used as a method of determining the age of these specimens? 7 20 +483 3 Seven specimens from three individuals range in age from 4 . 1 million to 5 . 9 million years old - dialing back the clock on big cat evolution by as much as 2 million years , according to the paper , published online Tuesday in Proceedings of the Royal Society B . Panthera blytheae , named for the daughter of longtime museum benefactors Paul and Heather Haaga of La Canada Flintridge , was slightly smaller than the snow leopard and probably roamed the Tibetan plateau for several million years , dining on an ample supply of antelope , pika and blue sheep , according to paleontologist Zhijie Jack Tseng , lead author of the paper . several million years , Why did they become extinct? 87 91 +483 3 Seven specimens from three individuals range in age from 4 . 1 million to 5 . 9 million years old - dialing back the clock on big cat evolution by as much as 2 million years , according to the paper , published online Tuesday in Proceedings of the Royal Society B . Panthera blytheae , named for the daughter of longtime museum benefactors Paul and Heather Haaga of La Canada Flintridge , was slightly smaller than the snow leopard and probably roamed the Tibetan plateau for several million years , dining on an ample supply of antelope , pika and blue sheep , according to paleontologist Zhijie Jack Tseng , lead author of the paper . Paul Why was this discovery named after their daughter? 64 65 +483 3 Seven specimens from three individuals range in age from 4 . 1 million to 5 . 9 million years old - dialing back the clock on big cat evolution by as much as 2 million years , according to the paper , published online Tuesday in Proceedings of the Royal Society B . Panthera blytheae , named for the daughter of longtime museum benefactors Paul and Heather Haaga of La Canada Flintridge , was slightly smaller than the snow leopard and probably roamed the Tibetan plateau for several million years , dining on an ample supply of antelope , pika and blue sheep , according to paleontologist Zhijie Jack Tseng , lead author of the paper . dining on How did they know those were the things that this snow leoperad ate? 91 93 +483 4 " We think that the snow leopard and this new cat probably represent a new lineage that was adapted to the high elevation environment of the Tibetan plateau , " said Tseng , a postdoctoral fellow at New York ' s American Museum of Natural History who conducted the work while he was a doctoral student at USC . snow leopard Do snow leopards still exist today? 5 7 +483 4 " We think that the snow leopard and this new cat probably represent a new lineage that was adapted to the high elevation environment of the Tibetan plateau , " said Tseng , a postdoctoral fellow at New York ' s American Museum of Natural History who conducted the work while he was a doctoral student at USC . conducted the work How much did it cost to find these specimens? 47 50 +483 4 " We think that the snow leopard and this new cat probably represent a new lineage that was adapted to the high elevation environment of the Tibetan plateau , " said Tseng , a postdoctoral fellow at New York ' s American Museum of Natural History who conducted the work while he was a doctoral student at USC . high elevation How high up in elevation were they found? 21 23 +483 4 " We think that the snow leopard and this new cat probably represent a new lineage that was adapted to the high elevation environment of the Tibetan plateau , " said Tseng , a postdoctoral fellow at New York ' s American Museum of Natural History who conducted the work while he was a doctoral student at USC . doctoral student when was that? 54 56 +483 4 " We think that the snow leopard and this new cat probably represent a new lineage that was adapted to the high elevation environment of the Tibetan plateau , " said Tseng , a postdoctoral fellow at New York ' s American Museum of Natural History who conducted the work while he was a doctoral student at USC . " We think What has led them to think these things about the cat? 0 3 +483 5 Big cats have presented serious problems for paleontologists . presented serious problems Why do big cats present serious problems for paleontologists? 3 6 +483 5 Big cats have presented serious problems for paleontologists . serious problems What are some of the serious problems? 4 6 +483 5 Big cats have presented serious problems for paleontologists . serious problems What kind of problems did big cats cause for paleontologists? 4 6 +483 5 Big cats have presented serious problems for paleontologists . serious problems what are the problems? 4 6 +483 5 Big cats have presented serious problems for paleontologists . presented serious problems What problems have big cats created for paleontologists? 3 6 +484 1 WASHINGTON - While President Barack Obama ' s popularity has slipped in public opinion polls , he found plenty of support Wednesday among one key constituency : the 566 leaders of federally recognized Indian tribes . constituency : what is a constituency? 25 27 +484 1 WASHINGTON - While President Barack Obama ' s popularity has slipped in public opinion polls , he found plenty of support Wednesday among one key constituency : the 566 leaders of federally recognized Indian tribes . slipped Why did Obamas popularity slip? 10 11 +484 2 " I ' d rank him as high as I can go ; a 10 , really , to be honest with you , " said Leo Lolnitz , first chief of the Koyukuk Native Village in Alaska . go ; a 10 , does he think highly of him? 11 16 +484 2 " I ' d rank him as high as I can go ; a 10 , really , to be honest with you , " said Leo Lolnitz , first chief of the Koyukuk Native Village in Alaska . 10 , What is the reason that Leo Lolnitz would rate President Obama a 10? 14 16 +484 3 Brian Cladoosby , the chairman of Washington state ' s Swinomish Indian Tribal Community for the past 17 years , said Obama was " second to none " when compared with other U . S . presidents . " second What has Obama done compared to other U.S. presidents? 23 25 +484 4 Tribal leaders consider the occupant of the White House one of their own . occupant Why do the tribal leaders consider Obama as one of their own? 4 5 +484 5 To them , he ' s Barack Black Eagle Obama , having received his Indian name in 2008 when a couple on the Crow Indian Reservation in Montana formally adopted him . adopted Was there a ceremony? 29 30 +485 1 NEW YORK - Four score and 70 years ago , a Pennsylvania newspaper chided Abraham Lincoln ' s Gettysburg Address as " silly remarks " . a Pennsylvania newspaper Which Pennsylvania newspaper? 10 13 +485 1 NEW YORK - Four score and 70 years ago , a Pennsylvania newspaper chided Abraham Lincoln ' s Gettysburg Address as " silly remarks " . " silly remarks " are they really silly? 21 25 +485 1 NEW YORK - Four score and 70 years ago , a Pennsylvania newspaper chided Abraham Lincoln ' s Gettysburg Address as " silly remarks " . score What does \"score\" mean in this context? 4 5 +485 1 NEW YORK - Four score and 70 years ago , a Pennsylvania newspaper chided Abraham Lincoln ' s Gettysburg Address as " silly remarks " . " silly Why did they think his remarks were silly? 21 23 +485 1 NEW YORK - Four score and 70 years ago , a Pennsylvania newspaper chided Abraham Lincoln ' s Gettysburg Address as " silly remarks " . Pennsylvania newspaper What Pennsylvania newspaper chided Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address as \"silly remarks\"? 11 13 +485 2 This week , in time for the speech ' s 150th anniversary , Harrisburg ' s Patriot - News apologized for " a judgment so flawed , so tainted by hubris , so lacking in the perspective history would bring , that it cannot remain unaddressed in our archives " . hubris , What does hubris mean? 30 32 +485 2 This week , in time for the speech ' s 150th anniversary , Harrisburg ' s Patriot - News apologized for " a judgment so flawed , so tainted by hubris , so lacking in the perspective history would bring , that it cannot remain unaddressed in our archives " . the speech ' s 150th anniversary , What speech for the speech's 150th anniversary? 6 13 +485 2 This week , in time for the speech ' s 150th anniversary , Harrisburg ' s Patriot - News apologized for " a judgment so flawed , so tainted by hubris , so lacking in the perspective history would bring , that it cannot remain unaddressed in our archives " . " a judgment What judgement was so flawed, so tainted by hubris, so lacking in the perspective history would bring, that it cannot remain unaddressed in our archives\"? 21 24 +485 3 With that , the newspaper ' s editorial board issued an unusual media mea culpa that has captured national attention despite its tongue - in - cheek approach . mea culpa What is a mea culpa? 13 15 +485 3 With that , the newspaper ' s editorial board issued an unusual media mea culpa that has captured national attention despite its tongue - in - cheek approach . tongue - in - cheek What do they mean by tongue-in-cheek approach? 22 27 +485 4 It read in part : " Our predecessors , perhaps under the influence of partisanship , or of strong drink , as was common in the profession at the time , called President Lincoln ' s words ‘ silly remarks , ' deserving ‘ a veil of oblivion , ' apparently believing it an indifferent and altogether ordinary message , unremarkable in eloquence and uninspiring in its brevity " . profession Why was partisanship and strong drink common in their profession at the time? 26 27 +485 4 It read in part : " Our predecessors , perhaps under the influence of partisanship , or of strong drink , as was common in the profession at the time , called President Lincoln ' s words ‘ silly remarks , ' deserving ‘ a veil of oblivion , ' apparently believing it an indifferent and altogether ordinary message , unremarkable in eloquence and uninspiring in its brevity " . President Lincoln ' s words What were President Lincoln's words? 32 37 +485 5 " Just think : The speech , the exact words of it , are still looked at , thought about and dissected , " said Michele Hamill , a conservator at Cornell University in Ithaca , N . Y . , where one of five copies of Lincoln ' s handwritten speech is on display through Nov . 23 in commemoration of its delivery Nov . 19 , 1863 . Michele Hamill , what are her credentials? 25 28 +485 5 " Just think : The speech , the exact words of it , are still looked at , thought about and dissected , " said Michele Hamill , a conservator at Cornell University in Ithaca , N . Y . , where one of five copies of Lincoln ' s handwritten speech is on display through Nov . 23 in commemoration of its delivery Nov . 19 , 1863 . dissected , " Why are the exact words of the speech still dissected today? 21 24 +485 5 " Just think : The speech , the exact words of it , are still looked at , thought about and dissected , " said Michele Hamill , a conservator at Cornell University in Ithaca , N . Y . , where one of five copies of Lincoln ' s handwritten speech is on display through Nov . 23 in commemoration of its delivery Nov . 19 , 1863 . The speech , What speech? 4 7 +486 1 WASHINGTON - A General Motors Co . executive said technology that could lead to autonomous vehicles is improving steadily , but that drivers will remain integral to the operation of motor vehicles for many years to come . A General Motors Co . executive Which General Motors Co. executive? 2 8 +486 1 WASHINGTON - A General Motors Co . executive said technology that could lead to autonomous vehicles is improving steadily , but that drivers will remain integral to the operation of motor vehicles for many years to come . remain integral to for how long? 24 27 +486 1 WASHINGTON - A General Motors Co . executive said technology that could lead to autonomous vehicles is improving steadily , but that drivers will remain integral to the operation of motor vehicles for many years to come . improving steadily , At what rate is steadily? 17 20 +486 1 WASHINGTON - A General Motors Co . executive said technology that could lead to autonomous vehicles is improving steadily , but that drivers will remain integral to the operation of motor vehicles for many years to come . autonomous vehicles What are autonomous vehicles? 14 16 +486 1 WASHINGTON - A General Motors Co . executive said technology that could lead to autonomous vehicles is improving steadily , but that drivers will remain integral to the operation of motor vehicles for many years to come . remain integral Why will they remain intergral? 24 26 +486 2 Mike Robinson , GM ' s vice president of sustainability and global regulatory affairs , told the U . S . House ' s Highways and Transit Subcommittee that for the " foreseeable future " drivers will " still need to be engaged and in control " . " foreseeable future " How long is the \"foreseeable future\"? 31 35 +486 2 Mike Robinson , GM ' s vice president of sustainability and global regulatory affairs , told the U . S . House ' s Highways and Transit Subcommittee that for the " foreseeable future " drivers will " still need to be engaged and in control " . " still need to be engaged and in control " Why will drivers need to \"still need to be engaged and in control\"? 37 47 +486 3 " For the most part , people assume than an autonomous vehicle will take you to your destination without any personal involvement , " said Robinson . most part , but it is different? 3 6 +486 3 " For the most part , people assume than an autonomous vehicle will take you to your destination without any personal involvement , " said Robinson . " For the most part , What percentage? 0 6 +486 3 " For the most part , people assume than an autonomous vehicle will take you to your destination without any personal involvement , " said Robinson . people assume Why do people assume that? 6 8 +486 4 " These types of driverless systems are a significant distance into the future " . future " HOW FAR in future? 12 14 +486 4 " These types of driverless systems are a significant distance into the future " . significant distance How significant of a distance in the future? Five years? Ten years? 8 10 +486 5 The subcommittee called the hearing to discuss the technical advances that have led to the belief that self - driving vehicles could be a market reality in the near future , as well as the concerns that come with that belief . as well as the concerns What are the concerns about self-driving vehicles? 31 36 +486 5 The subcommittee called the hearing to discuss the technical advances that have led to the belief that self - driving vehicles could be a market reality in the near future , as well as the concerns that come with that belief . the technical advances Which technical advances led to this? 7 10 +486 5 The subcommittee called the hearing to discuss the technical advances that have led to the belief that self - driving vehicles could be a market reality in the near future , as well as the concerns that come with that belief . concerns What are some of the concerns with autonomous vehicles? 35 36 +487 1 WASHINGTON , Ill . - When a cluster of violent thunderstorms began marching across the Midwest , forecasters were able to draw a bright line on a map showing where the worst of the weather would go . marching across the Midwest , What parts of the Midwest were the storms marching across? 12 17 +487 1 WASHINGTON , Ill . - When a cluster of violent thunderstorms began marching across the Midwest , forecasters were able to draw a bright line on a map showing where the worst of the weather would go . bright How did they know? 23 24 +487 1 WASHINGTON , Ill . - When a cluster of violent thunderstorms began marching across the Midwest , forecasters were able to draw a bright line on a map showing where the worst of the weather would go . cluster of violent thunderstorms Why did these thunderstorms happen? 7 11 +487 1 WASHINGTON , Ill . - When a cluster of violent thunderstorms began marching across the Midwest , forecasters were able to draw a bright line on a map showing where the worst of the weather would go . the Midwest , Where in the Midwest? 14 17 +487 2 Their uncannily accurate predictions - combined with television and radio warnings , text - message alerts and storm sirens - almost certainly saved lives as rare late - season tornadoes dropped out of a dark autumn sky . uncannily accurate how are they so accurate? 1 3 +487 2 Their uncannily accurate predictions - combined with television and radio warnings , text - message alerts and storm sirens - almost certainly saved lives as rare late - season tornadoes dropped out of a dark autumn sky . saved lives How did these predictions save lives? 22 24 +487 2 Their uncannily accurate predictions - combined with television and radio warnings , text - message alerts and storm sirens - almost certainly saved lives as rare late - season tornadoes dropped out of a dark autumn sky . rare How rare are they? 25 26 +487 3 Although the storms howled through 12 states and flattened entire neighborhoods within a matter of minutes , the number of dead stood at just eight . howled through 12 states What 12 states did the storms howl through? 3 7 +487 3 Although the storms howled through 12 states and flattened entire neighborhoods within a matter of minutes , the number of dead stood at just eight . just eight why so low? 23 25 +487 3 Although the storms howled through 12 states and flattened entire neighborhoods within a matter of minutes , the number of dead stood at just eight . 12 states Which states did the storms go through? 5 7 +487 3 Although the storms howled through 12 states and flattened entire neighborhoods within a matter of minutes , the number of dead stood at just eight . 12 states Which 12 states? 5 7 +487 4 By Monday , another , more prosaic reason for the relatively low death toll also came to light : In the hardest - hit town , most families were in church . prosaic what does prosaic mean? 6 7 +487 4 By Monday , another , more prosaic reason for the relatively low death toll also came to light : In the hardest - hit town , most families were in church . most families were in church Why is this a prosaic reason that the death total wasn't more? 26 31 +487 4 By Monday , another , more prosaic reason for the relatively low death toll also came to light : In the hardest - hit town , most families were in church . church What kind of churches? 30 31 +487 5 " I don ' t think we had one church damaged , " said Gary Manier , mayor of Washington , Ill . , a community of 16 , 000 about 140 miles southwest of Chicago . don ' t think we had one church damaged , " Why wern't the churches damaged? 2 13 +488 1 WASHINGTON - Honoring the legacy of John F . Kennedy , President Barack Obama laid a wreath at the assassinated president ' s gravesite as a nation remembers that terrible day in Dallas a half - century ago Friday . half - century ago what day was it? 34 38 +488 2 Obama also recognized a group of distinguished Americans - including Bill Clinton and Oprah Winfrey - with the Presidential Medal of Freedom , an award created by Kennedy . recognized a group of distinguished Americans How were the distinguished Americans recognized? 2 8 +488 2 Obama also recognized a group of distinguished Americans - including Bill Clinton and Oprah Winfrey - with the Presidential Medal of Freedom , an award created by Kennedy . Presidential Medal of Freedom , does he have that power? 18 23 +488 4 First lady Michelle Obama and former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton helped their husbands place a large wreath of white flowers in front of the roped - off gravesite of America ' s 35th president , which is marked by an ever - burning flame . an ever - burning flame Why is the ever-burning flame kept burning? 41 46 +488 4 First lady Michelle Obama and former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton helped their husbands place a large wreath of white flowers in front of the roped - off gravesite of America ' s 35th president , which is marked by an ever - burning flame . ever - burning flame Why does President Kennedy's gravesite have an ever-burning flame? 42 46 +488 5 Both couples placed their hands over their hearts as taps sounded near a U . S . flag at half - staff before greeting Kennedy relatives , including some who arrived in Obama ' s motorcade , before Friday ' s 50th anniversary of the assassination . motorcade , what is a motorcade? 35 37 +489 1 Boredom is a lot more interesting than scientists had thought . lot more interesting how is it interesting? 3 6 +489 1 Boredom is a lot more interesting than scientists had thought . interesting than Why is it more interesting? 5 7 +489 1 Boredom is a lot more interesting than scientists had thought . interesting Why is boredom interesting? 5 6 +489 2 A new study of students in Germany reveals that there are five distinct types of boredom . distinct types are they very different? 12 14 +489 2 A new study of students in Germany reveals that there are five distinct types of boredom . students in Germany Where are the students studying? 4 7 +489 2 A new study of students in Germany reveals that there are five distinct types of boredom . five distinct types of boredom What are the five types? 11 16 +489 2 A new study of students in Germany reveals that there are five distinct types of boredom . students Why study boredom in students vs. a diverse group? 4 5 +489 3 That ' s one more than researchers had expected . expected What caused them to expect any certain number? 8 9 +489 4 What ' s more , the newly discovered category - which they labeled " apathetic boredom " - was quite common among high school students , according to the study , published this week in the journal Motivation and Emotion . high school students , why did high school students have it? 22 26 +489 4 What ' s more , the newly discovered category - which they labeled " apathetic boredom " - was quite common among high school students , according to the study , published this week in the journal Motivation and Emotion . high Why did high school students experience this more than other students? 22 23 +489 5 Boredom isn ' t just boring . It can be dangerous , either for the person who is bored or for the people around him . dangerous , how is it dangerous? 10 12 +489 5 Boredom isn ' t just boring . It can be dangerous , either for the person who is bored or for the people around him . or for the people around him How is boredom dangerous for the people around the person who is bored? 19 25 +489 5 Boredom isn ' t just boring . It can be dangerous , either for the person who is bored or for the people around him . can be dangerous , Why can it be dangerous? 8 12 +490 1 " Console Wars : The Sequel " is coming to a retail outlet near you . " Console Wars : The Sequel " What is console wars about, XBOX and Playstation? 0 7 +490 1 " Console Wars : The Sequel " is coming to a retail outlet near you . is coming What day will the sequel be released? 7 9 +490 1 " Console Wars : The Sequel " is coming to a retail outlet near you . " Console Wars : what is that? 0 4 +490 1 " Console Wars : The Sequel " is coming to a retail outlet near you . " Console Wars : The Sequel " What is the first Console Wars? 0 7 +490 2 On Friday , Sony Corp . ' s new PlayStation 4 video game system arrives . PlayStation 4 video game system arrives Does this refer to PlayStation 4 or the new Playstation 5? 9 15 +490 2 On Friday , Sony Corp . ' s new PlayStation 4 video game system arrives . game system How much will the system cost? 12 14 +490 2 On Friday , Sony Corp . ' s new PlayStation 4 video game system arrives . PlayStation 4 video what year did it release? 9 12 +490 2 On Friday , Sony Corp . ' s new PlayStation 4 video game system arrives . arrives Where does the PlayStation 4 arrive? 14 15 +490 3 A week later , Microsoft Corp . launches the competing Xbox One , its successor to the Xbox 360 console . its successor to the Xbox 360 console Will the XBOX 360 be discontinued? 13 20 +490 3 A week later , Microsoft Corp . launches the competing Xbox One , its successor to the Xbox 360 console . its successor What new features does Xbox One have? 13 15 +490 3 A week later , Microsoft Corp . launches the competing Xbox One , its successor to the Xbox 360 console . Microsoft Corp is that an american company? 4 6 +490 4 The next - generation systems will vie for the hearts and wallets of game aficionados – as well as a coveted place under the living room television . and wallets Will the new system be less expensive than the last? 10 12 +490 5 But each console maker has pursued distinctly different pathways into consumers ' homes . distinctly different pathways What are they going to do to compete? 6 9 +490 5 But each console maker has pursued distinctly different pathways into consumers ' homes . distinctly different pathways How are the companies pathways different? 6 9 +490 5 But each console maker has pursued distinctly different pathways into consumers ' homes . distinctly different pathways What different pathways have console makers used? 6 9 +490 5 But each console maker has pursued distinctly different pathways into consumers ' homes . distinctly different pathways how do they differ? 6 9 +490 5 But each console maker has pursued distinctly different pathways into consumers ' homes . distinctly different pathways What are the different pathways the console makers took? 6 9 +491 1 LOS ANGELES – When it comes to evolutionary debates , this one is a major dogfight . this one is a major dogfight Why is the debate a dogfight? 10 16 +491 1 LOS ANGELES – When it comes to evolutionary debates , this one is a major dogfight . debates , How is this debate evolutionary? 8 10 +491 1 LOS ANGELES – When it comes to evolutionary debates , this one is a major dogfight . evolutionary debates , What is the debate? 7 10 +491 1 LOS ANGELES – When it comes to evolutionary debates , this one is a major dogfight . dogfight Why is it a dogfight? 15 16 +491 1 LOS ANGELES – When it comes to evolutionary debates , this one is a major dogfight . one which one? 11 12 +491 2 Since the time of Charles Darwin , scientists have argued over the origin of domesticated dogs and how , when and where a toothy , flesh - eating beast was transformed into man ' s best friend . dogs How was dogs transformed into man's best friend? 15 16 +491 2 Since the time of Charles Darwin , scientists have argued over the origin of domesticated dogs and how , when and where a toothy , flesh - eating beast was transformed into man ' s best friend . Charles Darwin , in the 19th century? 4 7 +491 3 Some experts believe our ancestors in the Middle East and elsewhere were naturally drawn to small , furry wolf pups and seized them as novelties . were naturally drawn to small , furry wolf Why do experts think our ancestors were naturally drawn to small wolves? 11 19 +491 3 Some experts believe our ancestors in the Middle East and elsewhere were naturally drawn to small , furry wolf pups and seized them as novelties . Some experts believe Which experts? 0 3 +491 3 Some experts believe our ancestors in the Middle East and elsewhere were naturally drawn to small , furry wolf pups and seized them as novelties . drawn Why were Middle East and elsewhere naturally drawn wolf pups? 13 14 +491 3 Some experts believe our ancestors in the Middle East and elsewhere were naturally drawn to small , furry wolf pups and seized them as novelties . elsewhere Where else were people drawn to wolf pups? 10 11 +491 4 Others suggest they were raised as a source of meat in early agrarian societies in Asia . raised Why were they raised as a source of meat? 4 5 +491 4 Others suggest they were raised as a source of meat in early agrarian societies in Asia . Others suggest who suggests that? 0 2 +491 5 Yet another theory holds that early proto - dogs were enlisted as helpers by roving bands of hunters , long before humankind ever experimented with agricultural livestock . early proto - dogs were enlisted as helpers How were dogs used as helpers? 5 13 +491 5 Yet another theory holds that early proto - dogs were enlisted as helpers by roving bands of hunters , long before humankind ever experimented with agricultural livestock . proto - dogs How were proto-dogs enlisted as helpers by hunters? 6 9 +491 5 Yet another theory holds that early proto - dogs were enlisted as helpers by roving bands of hunters , long before humankind ever experimented with agricultural livestock . proto - dogs What is a proto-dog specifically? Wolves? 6 9 +491 5 Yet another theory holds that early proto - dogs were enlisted as helpers by roving bands of hunters , long before humankind ever experimented with agricultural livestock . proto - dogs what is a proto dog? 6 9 +492 1 BEIJING – As soon as Luo Yuannan heard about the change in China ' s one - child law , she began to calculate when it would be best for her 2 - year - old son to get a baby sister , because , like many modern Chinese women , Luo is pining for a girl . Luo Yuannan Who is Luo Yuannan?\n\n 5 7 +492 1 BEIJING – As soon as Luo Yuannan heard about the change in China ' s one - child law , she began to calculate when it would be best for her 2 - year - old son to get a baby sister , because , like many modern Chinese women , Luo is pining for a girl . one - child Can you explain more about one child law? 15 18 +492 1 BEIJING – As soon as Luo Yuannan heard about the change in China ' s one - child law , she began to calculate when it would be best for her 2 - year - old son to get a baby sister , because , like many modern Chinese women , Luo is pining for a girl . many modern Chinese women , What will happen if they break the law? 46 51 +492 1 BEIJING – As soon as Luo Yuannan heard about the change in China ' s one - child law , she began to calculate when it would be best for her 2 - year - old son to get a baby sister , because , like many modern Chinese women , Luo is pining for a girl . China ' s one - child law , When did the law change and why? 12 20 +492 2 " I was amazed , " said Luo , 31 , who lives in the southern city of Shenzhen . Shenzhen How many people currently lives in the shenzhen? 18 19 +492 2 " I was amazed , " said Luo , 31 , who lives in the southern city of Shenzhen . amazed , " Why was she amazed? 3 6 +492 2 " I was amazed , " said Luo , 31 , who lives in the southern city of Shenzhen . amazed , " why was he amazed? 3 6 +492 3 " I always wanted to have a second child and now I will get the chance " . chance " Are they allow to break the law? 15 17 +492 3 " I always wanted to have a second child and now I will get the chance " . chance " Why will she get the chance? 15 17 +492 3 " I always wanted to have a second child and now I will get the chance " . second child a son or daughter? 7 9 +492 4 If things go as planned , a second child for Luo could be part of a baby boomlet for China . planned , what was the plan? 4 6 +492 4 If things go as planned , a second child for Luo could be part of a baby boomlet for China . boomlet what is a boomlet? 17 18 +492 5 The Chinese Communist Party announced Friday that , as part of a reform package approved at the third party plenum , it would ease the one - child policy to allow couples in which either partner is an only child to have a second baby . approved Can they request their wish and get accept by government without breaking the law? 14 15 +493 1 FAIRHOPE , Ala . – The state of Alabama can ' t rewrite a history shot through with hate and violence , but with the help of one determined woman it has added a postscript . postscript what is a postscript? 34 35 +493 1 FAIRHOPE , Ala . – The state of Alabama can ' t rewrite a history shot through with hate and violence , but with the help of one determined woman it has added a postscript . one determined woman What is the woman's name? 27 30 +493 1 FAIRHOPE , Ala . – The state of Alabama can ' t rewrite a history shot through with hate and violence , but with the help of one determined woman it has added a postscript . determined woman Who is the determined woman that is willing to help? 28 30 +493 2 On Thursday , Alabama ' s parole board pardoned the last of the long - dead Scottsboro Boys , nine black teenagers falsely accused of rape in 1931 . last What was the last living Scottsboro Boy's name? 10 11 +493 2 On Thursday , Alabama ' s parole board pardoned the last of the long - dead Scottsboro Boys , nine black teenagers falsely accused of rape in 1931 . falsely accused How were the nine black teenagers falsely accused? 22 24 +493 2 On Thursday , Alabama ' s parole board pardoned the last of the long - dead Scottsboro Boys , nine black teenagers falsely accused of rape in 1931 . 1931 How long were they on parole? 27 28 +493 3 Their case was monumental . It divided some residents here and united others , led to two landmark Supreme Court decisions , and precipitated the civil rights movement in the decades that followed . decisions , what were the decisions? 20 22 +493 3 Their case was monumental . It divided some residents here and united others , led to two landmark Supreme Court decisions , and precipitated the civil rights movement in the decades that followed . two landmark Supreme Court decisions , What Supreme Court decisions? 16 22 +493 3 Their case was monumental . It divided some residents here and united others , led to two landmark Supreme Court decisions , and precipitated the civil rights movement in the decades that followed . united others , How did their case unite others? 11 14 +493 3 Their case was monumental . It divided some residents here and united others , led to two landmark Supreme Court decisions , and precipitated the civil rights movement in the decades that followed . divided some residents How did the case divide residents? 6 9 +493 4 All the while , though , justice remained undone for some of the boys as they became men , went into hiding , and eventually died with the stigma of rape on their reputations . justice remained undone Were they given anything because they were falsely accused? 6 9 +493 5 That changed only after a long campaign by a Scottsboro woman . Scottsboro woman why did she care? 9 11 +493 5 That changed only after a long campaign by a Scottsboro woman . That changed What changed after it? 0 2 +493 5 That changed only after a long campaign by a Scottsboro woman . Scottsboro woman What is her name? 9 11 +493 5 That changed only after a long campaign by a Scottsboro woman . long campaign How did this campaign by a Scottsboro woman help change everything? 5 7 +494 1 LOS ANGELES - The A - 10 Thunderbolt II , a snub - nosed ground - attack plane nicknamed the " Warthog , " is the latest aircraft to find its way onto the Pentagon ' s endangered weapons list . " Warthog , " What was the ground-attack plane nicknamed the \"Warthog\"? 20 24 +494 1 LOS ANGELES - The A - 10 Thunderbolt II , a snub - nosed ground - attack plane nicknamed the " Warthog , " is the latest aircraft to find its way onto the Pentagon ' s endangered weapons list . endangered weapons list What is the endangered weapons list? 37 40 +494 1 LOS ANGELES - The A - 10 Thunderbolt II , a snub - nosed ground - attack plane nicknamed the " Warthog , " is the latest aircraft to find its way onto the Pentagon ' s endangered weapons list . the Pentagon ' s endangered weapons list Which other weapons are on the list? 33 40 +494 1 LOS ANGELES - The A - 10 Thunderbolt II , a snub - nosed ground - attack plane nicknamed the " Warthog , " is the latest aircraft to find its way onto the Pentagon ' s endangered weapons list . endangered weapons list Why is it on the endangered weapons list? 37 40 +494 2 Outfitted with a seven - barrel Gatling gun the size of a Volkswagen Beetle in its nose , the Cold War - era plane has a reputation for tearing apart armored tanks and clearing the way for troops on the ground with its massive 30 mm rounds of ammunition . has a reputation How did it earn this reputation? 24 27 +494 3 But the unsightly plane has been in the cross hairs of Pentagon officials in recent years . unsightly plane Why is it an unsightly plane? 2 4 +494 3 But the unsightly plane has been in the cross hairs of Pentagon officials in recent years . unsightly plane Why is it unsightly? 2 4 +494 4 The Air Force - better known for aerial dogfights and dropping GPS - guided bombs - would rather invest its diminishing funds elsewhere . elsewhere Where does the Air Force want to invest its funds? 22 23 +494 4 The Air Force - better known for aerial dogfights and dropping GPS - guided bombs - would rather invest its diminishing funds elsewhere . diminishing funds Why are the Air Force's funds diminishing? 20 22 +494 4 The Air Force - better known for aerial dogfights and dropping GPS - guided bombs - would rather invest its diminishing funds elsewhere . invest its diminishing funds Where would the Air Force prefer to invest their funds? 18 22 +494 4 The Air Force - better known for aerial dogfights and dropping GPS - guided bombs - would rather invest its diminishing funds elsewhere . elsewhere . Where else would the Pentagon want to place funds? 22 24 +494 4 The Air Force - better known for aerial dogfights and dropping GPS - guided bombs - would rather invest its diminishing funds elsewhere . diminishing funds Why are the Pentagon's funds diminishing? 20 22 +494 5 With billions of dollars in budget cuts and a possible second round of sequestration looming , the military faces tough decisions : keep funding proven planes of the past or invest in high - tech 21st - century weapons . possible second round of sequestration What is a sequestration? 9 14 +494 5 With billions of dollars in budget cuts and a possible second round of sequestration looming , the military faces tough decisions : keep funding proven planes of the past or invest in high - tech 21st - century weapons . sequestration What does sequestration mean? 13 14 +495 1 Fifty miles north of London lies Bletchley Park , a railway town during World War II that had few , if any , sights to recommend it . sights What sights does Bletchley Park have to offer? 23 24 +495 1 Fifty miles north of London lies Bletchley Park , a railway town during World War II that had few , if any , sights to recommend it . recommend Is this due to it being a functional town? 25 26 +495 2 It was here , to a rundown estate on the other side of the tracks , that 19 - year - old Mavis Batey was dispatched in the spring of 1940 . Mavis Batey was dispatched in the spring Why was Batey sent to Bletchley Park? 22 29 +495 2 It was here , to a rundown estate on the other side of the tracks , that 19 - year - old Mavis Batey was dispatched in the spring of 1940 . Mavis Batey was dispatched Does dispatched mean that police were sent there, or something else? 22 26 +495 2 It was here , to a rundown estate on the other side of the tracks , that 19 - year - old Mavis Batey was dispatched in the spring of 1940 . dispatched What was Mavis Batey dispatched for? 25 26 +495 3 As Hitler ' s forces advanced across Europe , encoded messages from Panzer divisions , U - boats and even the German high command were being intercepted and relayed to Bletchley Park ' s men and women , whose job was to break the German code and help Britain and its allies outwit the Axis powers . job was to break the German code How did they break the German code? 39 46 +495 3 As Hitler ' s forces advanced across Europe , encoded messages from Panzer divisions , U - boats and even the German high command were being intercepted and relayed to Bletchley Park ' s men and women , whose job was to break the German code and help Britain and its allies outwit the Axis powers . break the German code Did this mean breaking the code of a physical object like an enigma or radio signals? 42 46 +495 3 As Hitler ' s forces advanced across Europe , encoded messages from Panzer divisions , U - boats and even the German high command were being intercepted and relayed to Bletchley Park ' s men and women , whose job was to break the German code and help Britain and its allies outwit the Axis powers . men How did the men and women in Bletchley Park assume the role of breaking down the German code? 34 35 +495 3 As Hitler ' s forces advanced across Europe , encoded messages from Panzer divisions , U - boats and even the German high command were being intercepted and relayed to Bletchley Park ' s men and women , whose job was to break the German code and help Britain and its allies outwit the Axis powers . job Does this mean that the residents were helping with the decoding or those hired to decode were sent there? 39 40 +495 4 Batey , a college student studying German linguistics , became one of Bletchley Park ' s nimblest decoders . nimblest How did Mark become one of Bletchley Park's \"nimblest\" decoder? 16 17 +495 5 She decrypted a message that led to a stunning British victory over the Italian navy in the Mediterranean . She decrypted a message How did Batey decode the message? 0 4 +495 5 She decrypted a message that led to a stunning British victory over the Italian navy in the Mediterranean . led to a stunning British victory What was the message she intercepted? 5 11 +495 5 She decrypted a message that led to a stunning British victory over the Italian navy in the Mediterranean . message What did the message say? 3 4 +495 5 She decrypted a message that led to a stunning British victory over the Italian navy in the Mediterranean . stunning Was the British victory not expected at all under those circumstances? 8 9 +496 1 PHILADELPHIA – Solar panels generate electricity by absorbing sunlight , but that is only half the battle . half the battle What is the other half of the battle? 14 17 +496 2 Once electrons in the panel are energized , they must be channeled in the same direction – a process that typically requires a panel made with layers of two kinds of material . two kinds of material What are the two types of material? 28 32 +496 2 Once electrons in the panel are energized , they must be channeled in the same direction – a process that typically requires a panel made with layers of two kinds of material . two kinds of material What two kinds of material? 28 32 +496 3 Not in the future , if a team of researchers from the University of Pennsylvania and Drexel University can help it . the future , were they successful? 2 5 +496 3 Not in the future , if a team of researchers from the University of Pennsylvania and Drexel University can help it . can help it What is this sentence talking about? 18 21 +496 4 In a new study published online by the journal Nature , the scientists reported they had created a new class of ceramic material that could accomplish both tasks cheaply and efficiently . cheaply and efficiently is it expensive? 28 31 +496 4 In a new study published online by the journal Nature , the scientists reported they had created a new class of ceramic material that could accomplish both tasks cheaply and efficiently . ceramic material What is this new ceramic material called? 21 23 +496 5 So far the group has created just tablet - size bits of the new ceramic , but members predict it can be used to make panels that are better at harvesting energy and less expensive than the silicon - based models that dominate the market . better Why are they better? 28 29 +497 1 CHICAGO - Field Museum scientists have discovered a new " top predator " dinosaur in North America , a significant precursor to Tyrannosaurus rex and an important part of an emerging fossil record for the continent , the museum planned to announce early Friday . Field Museum scientists Which Field Museum scientists? 2 5 +497 1 CHICAGO - Field Museum scientists have discovered a new " top predator " dinosaur in North America , a significant precursor to Tyrannosaurus rex and an important part of an emerging fossil record for the continent , the museum planned to announce early Friday . new " top predator " dinosaur What is its name? 8 14 +497 1 CHICAGO - Field Museum scientists have discovered a new " top predator " dinosaur in North America , a significant precursor to Tyrannosaurus rex and an important part of an emerging fossil record for the continent , the museum planned to announce early Friday . important part of an emerging fossil record How is it important? 26 33 +497 1 CHICAGO - Field Museum scientists have discovered a new " top predator " dinosaur in North America , a significant precursor to Tyrannosaurus rex and an important part of an emerging fossil record for the continent , the museum planned to announce early Friday . significant precursor to Tyrannosaurus rex How do scientists know it is a significant precursor to Tyrannosaurus rex? 19 24 +497 1 CHICAGO - Field Museum scientists have discovered a new " top predator " dinosaur in North America , a significant precursor to Tyrannosaurus rex and an important part of an emerging fossil record for the continent , the museum planned to announce early Friday . early which month? 42 43 +497 1 CHICAGO - Field Museum scientists have discovered a new " top predator " dinosaur in North America , a significant precursor to Tyrannosaurus rex and an important part of an emerging fossil record for the continent , the museum planned to announce early Friday . important part of an emerging fossil record What is the importance of the fossil record? 26 33 +497 2 The 4 - ton , 30 - foot animal was discovered in a region of 100 - million - year - old rock in Utah during a museum expedition led by Peter Makovicky , curator of dinosaurs , and Lindsay Zanno , then a postdoctoral fellow at the Field . the Field What is 'The Field'? 47 49 +497 2 The 4 - ton , 30 - foot animal was discovered in a region of 100 - million - year - old rock in Utah during a museum expedition led by Peter Makovicky , curator of dinosaurs , and Lindsay Zanno , then a postdoctoral fellow at the Field . 4 - ton , 30 - foot animal Is that larger or smaller than a T-Rex? 1 9 +497 2 The 4 - ton , 30 - foot animal was discovered in a region of 100 - million - year - old rock in Utah during a museum expedition led by Peter Makovicky , curator of dinosaurs , and Lindsay Zanno , then a postdoctoral fellow at the Field . museum expedition Why was there a museum expedition in the first place? 27 29 +497 3 Siats meekerorum - named by the scientists after a man - eating monster of legend from the region ' s Ute Indian people and the Meekers , a museum donor family from Evanston , Ill . - helps flesh out what has been a skeletal picture of North American wildlife in the tens of millions of years before T . rex was the dominant predator . Meekers , a museum donor family from Evanston , Ill Why were the Meekers involved? 25 35 +497 3 Siats meekerorum - named by the scientists after a man - eating monster of legend from the region ' s Ute Indian people and the Meekers , a museum donor family from Evanston , Ill . - helps flesh out what has been a skeletal picture of North American wildlife in the tens of millions of years before T . rex was the dominant predator . North American wildlife How does it combine with other North American Wildlife of that period? 47 50 +497 3 Siats meekerorum - named by the scientists after a man - eating monster of legend from the region ' s Ute Indian people and the Meekers , a museum donor family from Evanston , Ill . - helps flesh out what has been a skeletal picture of North American wildlife in the tens of millions of years before T . rex was the dominant predator . meekerorum how did they come up with this name? 1 2 +497 4 Although Siats is the third - largest carnivore found on the continent , this fossil is no Sue , the largely intact T . rex skeleton that presides over the Field ' s central hall . this fossil is no Sue , What does this mean? 13 19 +497 4 Although Siats is the third - largest carnivore found on the continent , this fossil is no Sue , the largely intact T . rex skeleton that presides over the Field ' s central hall . Sue , who is sue? 17 19 +497 5 Indeed , it takes imagination to turn the smattering of bones that rested earlier this week on a striped tablecloth in the museum ' s back office into a predatory behemoth . it takes imagination How did they assemble the bones? 2 5 +498 1 Before you tuck into that nicely browned Thanksgiving turkey , imagine it as the nation ' s symbol . tuck into what is tuck into? 2 4 +498 2 There ' s an argument to be dished out , with a side of tongue - in - cheek , that Ben Franklin had it right about turkeys and eagles . Franklin had it right what did he have right? 22 26 +498 3 The turkey – wild ones , anyway – is a " much more respectable bird , " Franklin wrote . " much more respectable bird , " Why are wild turkeys more respectable? 10 17 +498 3 The turkey – wild ones , anyway – is a " much more respectable bird , " Franklin wrote . respectable bird , " more respectable than what? 13 17 +498 4 The bald eagle , and these aren ' t his exact words , is a slob that flimflams America with gung - ho glares . is a slob Why is the bald eagle a slob? 13 16 +498 5 Evidence is at the Orange County , Florida , landfill , where eagles hang with vultures , a bunch of dude - bros with guts for garbage . dude - bros is this a joke? 20 23 +499 2 This year the former secretary - treasurer of the Service Employees International Union is feasting on nothing but water as he marks the 17th day of his hunger strike to protest Washington ' s inaction over immigration reform . Service Employees International Union What is the Service Employees International Union? 9 13 +499 2 This year the former secretary - treasurer of the Service Employees International Union is feasting on nothing but water as he marks the 17th day of his hunger strike to protest Washington ' s inaction over immigration reform . 17th day does he need medical attention? 23 25 +499 2 This year the former secretary - treasurer of the Service Employees International Union is feasting on nothing but water as he marks the 17th day of his hunger strike to protest Washington ' s inaction over immigration reform . 17th day How long will the hunger strike last? 23 25 +499 3 While the rest of the nation is gorging on Thanksgiving meals , the immigration activist and two other fasters will be in a heated tent on the National Mall at the foot of the Capitol . and two other fasters Who are the two other fasters? 15 19 +499 3 While the rest of the nation is gorging on Thanksgiving meals , the immigration activist and two other fasters will be in a heated tent on the National Mall at the foot of the Capitol . heated tent Why is it pertinent information that the tent is heated? 23 25 +499 3 While the rest of the nation is gorging on Thanksgiving meals , the immigration activist and two other fasters will be in a heated tent on the National Mall at the foot of the Capitol . two other fasters What are the other's names? 16 19 +499 4 " We are a little thinner , " said Medina , who has lost 19 pounds . said Medina , how old is he? 8 11 +499 5 " It ' s a good diet " . He said the goal of the fast was to bring attention to the plight of immigrants . plight of immigrants Is the plight he referring to food shortage? 22 25 +499 5 " It ' s a good diet " . He said the goal of the fast was to bring attention to the plight of immigrants . the plight of immigrants is it working? 21 25 +500 2 The Long March rocket lifted off from the Xichang Satellite Launch Center in Sichuan province at its scheduled time of 1 : 30 a . m . Monday , Beijing time ( 12 : 30 p . m . EST Sunday ) , the official Xinhua news agency reported . Xinhua where is xinhua? 45 46 +500 3 If all goes as planned , a landing vehicle and the rover will touch down on the moon ' s surface in about two weeks . two in which year? 23 24 +500 4 It would be the first soft landing ( one in which the vehicle remains intact ) on the moon since 1976 , when the Soviet Union landed the Luna 24 probe . Luna 24 how many did they land? 28 30 +500 5 The unmanned rover is a gold - colored vehicle that looks like a dune buggy . dune buggy Why did they design it to look like a dune buggy? 13 15 +501 1 DALLAS - Today ' s kids can ' t keep up with their parents . keep up with their parents why cant they? 9 14 +501 1 DALLAS - Today ' s kids can ' t keep up with their parents . can ' t keep up Why can't kids keep up with their parents? 6 11 +501 1 DALLAS - Today ' s kids can ' t keep up with their parents . can ' t keep up Why can't kids keep up with their parents? 6 11 +501 2 An analysis of studies on millions of children around the world finds they don ' t run as fast or as far as their parents did when they were young . don ' t run as fast Why don't kids today run as fast as their parents when they were kids? 13 19 +501 2 An analysis of studies on millions of children around the world finds they don ' t run as fast or as far as their parents did when they were young . they don ' t run as fast Why don't children run as fast or as far as their parents? 12 19 +501 4 Heart - related fitness has declined 5 percent per decade since 1975 for children ages 9 to 17 . Heart - related fitness is that cardio? 0 4 +501 4 Heart - related fitness has declined 5 percent per decade since 1975 for children ages 9 to 17 . declined Why has heart-related fitness declined? 5 6 +501 5 The American Heart Association , whose conference featured the research on Tuesday , says it ' s the first to show that children ' s fitness has declined worldwide over the last three decades . American Heart Association , is it the aha? 1 5 +502 1 Not so fast , Jeff Bezos . Before Amazon . com Inc . can deploy its fleet of delivery drones , the company will have to wait for the results of drone tests at six state - run sites , which the Federal Aviation Administration will select later this month . drone tests how are they tested? 31 33 +502 1 Not so fast , Jeff Bezos . Before Amazon . com Inc . can deploy its fleet of delivery drones , the company will have to wait for the results of drone tests at six state - run sites , which the Federal Aviation Administration will select later this month . Jeff Bezos Who is Jeff Bezos? 4 6 +502 2 At least 24 states are competing to host these sites , which are expected to bring jobs and investment from a rapidly growing industry . 24 states which states? 2 4 +502 2 At least 24 states are competing to host these sites , which are expected to bring jobs and investment from a rapidly growing industry . 24 states Which states are competing to host the sites? 2 4 +502 2 At least 24 states are competing to host these sites , which are expected to bring jobs and investment from a rapidly growing industry . expected to bring jobs and investment how will delivery drones bring more jobs than delivery drivers? 13 19 +502 3 Congress has directed the FAA to safely integrate unmanned aerial vehicles , or unarmed drones , into the national airspace by 2015 . safely integrate how will they do this? 6 8 +502 3 Congress has directed the FAA to safely integrate unmanned aerial vehicles , or unarmed drones , into the national airspace by 2015 . safely How does the FAA determine how safe this practice is? 6 7 +502 4 Until then , the FAA has said it will grant flight privileges to operators of unmanned aerial vehicles , or UAVs , on a case - by - case basis . case - by - case basis Which types cases have been given pemission to fly unmanned? 24 30 +502 5 Bezos , the CEO of the Seattle - based e - commerce giant , said in an interview broadcast Sunday on CBS ' s " 60 Minutes " news program that Amazon hopes to use drones to make same - day deliveries within five years of FAA approval . same - day deliveries did this happen? 38 42 +502 5 Bezos , the CEO of the Seattle - based e - commerce giant , said in an interview broadcast Sunday on CBS ' s " 60 Minutes " news program that Amazon hopes to use drones to make same - day deliveries within five years of FAA approval . drones to make same - day deliveries How close is the company to realistically achieving this goal? 35 42 +503 1 Ancient bricks , tile roofing and wood charcoal discovered beneath a Nepalese pilgrimage site are providing new evidence for the time of Buddha ' s birth , according to archaeologists . Buddha ' s birth , when was he born? 22 27 +503 1 Ancient bricks , tile roofing and wood charcoal discovered beneath a Nepalese pilgrimage site are providing new evidence for the time of Buddha ' s birth , according to archaeologists . according to archaeologists . Which archaeologists? 27 31 +503 2 In research published this week in the journal Antiquity , scholars wrote that the evidence supports a 6th century BC nativity for the Buddha . BC nativity nativity happens for buddha? 19 21 +503 2 In research published this week in the journal Antiquity , scholars wrote that the evidence supports a 6th century BC nativity for the Buddha . Buddha How do they know the evidence is connected to Buddha? 23 24 +503 3 A precise date of birth remains unknown . unknown will we ever learn? 6 7 +503 3 A precise date of birth remains unknown . date of birth Date of birth for who? 2 5 +503 4 Historians have wavered over dates ranging between 623 BC and 340 BC . 623 BC and 340 BC which seems more plausible? 7 12 +503 4 Historians have wavered over dates ranging between 623 BC and 340 BC . wavered over dates Why are historians wavering over dates? 2 5 +503 4 Historians have wavered over dates ranging between 623 BC and 340 BC . Historians have wavered Which historians? 0 3 +503 5 Much of the confusion has to do with the lack of a written record . the confusion did they have writing back then? 2 4 +503 5 Much of the confusion has to do with the lack of a written record . lack of a written record Why didn't they have any records written in that time? 9 14 +503 5 Much of the confusion has to do with the lack of a written record . written record Why wasnt there more recoreds? 12 14 +504 1 KANSAS CITY , Mo . - If farmers can ' t change the weather - or a seesawing climate - perhaps data - crunchers can outwit Mother Nature . data - crunchers can outwit How do data-crunchers plan to outwit nature? 21 26 +504 1 KANSAS CITY , Mo . - If farmers can ' t change the weather - or a seesawing climate - perhaps data - crunchers can outwit Mother Nature . outwit Mother Nature How would they outwit Mother Nature? 25 28 +504 1 KANSAS CITY , Mo . - If farmers can ' t change the weather - or a seesawing climate - perhaps data - crunchers can outwit Mother Nature . change Are farmers expected to change weather? Are data-crunchers not already a crucial part in this process? 11 12 +504 2 Technologies like those refined by a Silicon Valley company with an outpost on the edge of the Kansas prairie now merge agriculture with algorithms to gird farmers against severe weather patterns . algorithms what are algorithms? 23 24 +504 2 Technologies like those refined by a Silicon Valley company with an outpost on the edge of the Kansas prairie now merge agriculture with algorithms to gird farmers against severe weather patterns . against severe weather patterns . What sort of severe weather patterns? 27 32 +504 2 Technologies like those refined by a Silicon Valley company with an outpost on the edge of the Kansas prairie now merge agriculture with algorithms to gird farmers against severe weather patterns . Silicon Valley company What company? 6 9 +504 2 Technologies like those refined by a Silicon Valley company with an outpost on the edge of the Kansas prairie now merge agriculture with algorithms to gird farmers against severe weather patterns . merge How did this collaboration begin and how successful has it been? 20 21 +504 3 Think of it as farming meets " Moneyball , " the popular sports shorthand for using data to beat the odds . shorthand what does moneyball mean? 13 14 +504 4 Just purchased by agribusiness giant Monsanto for $ 1 billion , Climate Corp . is among those posing possible fixes for farmers whose crops are wilting from overheating , drought and increasingly wild weather swings . possible What are some examples of these possible fixes? 18 19 +504 5 " We ' re moving into a period of very unstable weather , and that ' s what producers need to be prepared for , " said Jerry Hatfield , lab director of the U . S . Department of Agriculture ' s National Laboratory for Agriculture and the Environment . moving into a period of very unstable weather , how does he know this? 4 13 +504 5 " We ' re moving into a period of very unstable weather , and that ' s what producers need to be prepared for , " said Jerry Hatfield , lab director of the U . S . Department of Agriculture ' s National Laboratory for Agriculture and the Environment . very How do they determine the severity? 9 10 +505 1 BEIJING - In a sharp rebuff , China accused Washington on Wednesday of taking Japan ' s side in a tense clash over disputed islands in the East China Sea , underscoring rising regional friction as visiting Vice President Joe Biden met with Beijing ' s leaders . over disputed islands in the East China Sea , Which islands in the East China Sea are disputed? 22 31 +505 1 BEIJING - In a sharp rebuff , China accused Washington on Wednesday of taking Japan ' s side in a tense clash over disputed islands in the East China Sea , underscoring rising regional friction as visiting Vice President Joe Biden met with Beijing ' s leaders . taking Japan ' s side How did the US take Japan's side in China's opinion? 13 18 +505 1 BEIJING - In a sharp rebuff , China accused Washington on Wednesday of taking Japan ' s side in a tense clash over disputed islands in the East China Sea , underscoring rising regional friction as visiting Vice President Joe Biden met with Beijing ' s leaders . disputed islands Which islands are being disputed by China and Japan? 23 25 +505 2 Emerging from a private meeting with President Xi Jinping that went considerably longer than scheduled , Biden appeared somber and subdued . somber and subdued Why did Biden appear this way? 18 21 +505 2 Emerging from a private meeting with President Xi Jinping that went considerably longer than scheduled , Biden appeared somber and subdued . somber why was he somber? 18 19 +505 2 Emerging from a private meeting with President Xi Jinping that went considerably longer than scheduled , Biden appeared somber and subdued . somber and subdued Why was Vice President Biden somber and subdued? 18 21 +505 3 In a brief appearance before reporters in which he took no questions , Biden did not go into details on differences over China ' s newly declared restricted flying zone . newly declared restricted flying zone why is there a retricted flying zone 25 30 +505 3 In a brief appearance before reporters in which he took no questions , Biden did not go into details on differences over China ' s newly declared restricted flying zone . restricted flying zone Why did China institute a no fly zone? 27 30 +505 3 In a brief appearance before reporters in which he took no questions , Biden did not go into details on differences over China ' s newly declared restricted flying zone . brief appearance how brief was it? 2 4 +505 3 In a brief appearance before reporters in which he took no questions , Biden did not go into details on differences over China ' s newly declared restricted flying zone . newly declared restricted flying zone Why did China newly declare a restricted flying zone? 25 30 +505 4 Instead , he spoke of a " new model of major country cooperation , " saying U . S . - China relations must hinge on trust and a positive notion of each other ' s motives . positive notion Does the US have a positive notion about any of the countries they associate with? 29 31 +505 5 The awkward kickoff for a series of official meetings in Beijing followed Biden ' s speech earlier Wednesday urging young Chinese citizens to challenge orthodoxy and the status quo . orthodoxy What is orthodoxy? 24 25 +505 5 The awkward kickoff for a series of official meetings in Beijing followed Biden ' s speech earlier Wednesday urging young Chinese citizens to challenge orthodoxy and the status quo . orthodoxy and the status will they get in trouble for it? 24 28 +506 2 " That should offend all of us , " he declared . offend why should it offend us? 3 4 +506 2 " That should offend all of us , " he declared . should offend What is offending? 2 4 +506 3 " We are a better country than this " . better country why does he think so? 4 6 +506 4 Focusing on the pocketbook issues that Americans consistently rank as a top concern , Obama argued that the dream of upward economic mobility is breaking down and that the growing income gap is a " defining challenge of our time " . growing income gap How is the income gap growing? 29 32 +506 5 " The basic bargain at the heart of our economy has frayed , " the president said in remarks at a nonprofit community center a short drive from the White House in one of Washington ' s most impoverished neighborhoods . a nonprofit community center Which nonprofit community center? 20 24 +506 5 " The basic bargain at the heart of our economy has frayed , " the president said in remarks at a nonprofit community center a short drive from the White House in one of Washington ' s most impoverished neighborhoods . impoverished neighborhoods which neighborhood? 38 40 +507 1 TEHRAN , Iran - As world powers in Geneva negotiated the future of Iran ' s nuclear development program , Islamist hard - liners here continued to warn of a deceitful , perfidious West scheming to enfeeble the Islamic Republic . world powers Which world powers? 5 7 +507 1 TEHRAN , Iran - As world powers in Geneva negotiated the future of Iran ' s nuclear development program , Islamist hard - liners here continued to warn of a deceitful , perfidious West scheming to enfeeble the Islamic Republic . negotiated the future Why were they able to decide the future of another country's nuclear program? 9 12 +507 2 Yet in the trendy , smoke - filled cafes of this busy capital city , ritualistic denunciations of the United States are as passe as instant coffee among the mostly young , jeans - clad set . passe what does passe mean? 23 24 +507 2 Yet in the trendy , smoke - filled cafes of this busy capital city , ritualistic denunciations of the United States are as passe as instant coffee among the mostly young , jeans - clad set . passe Why are denunciations of the USA considered passe? 23 24 +507 3 " In art , in fashion , in cinema and in our daily lifestyle , we copycat American culture , " said Sarah , proprietor of a cozy cafe in the basement of a high - rise in northwest Tehran . a cozy cafe What is the name of the cafe? 26 29 +507 3 " In art , in fashion , in cinema and in our daily lifestyle , we copycat American culture , " said Sarah , proprietor of a cozy cafe in the basement of a high - rise in northwest Tehran . copycat why does she think that? 16 17 +507 3 " In art , in fashion , in cinema and in our daily lifestyle , we copycat American culture , " said Sarah , proprietor of a cozy cafe in the basement of a high - rise in northwest Tehran . copycat Why does Tehran copycat American culture? 16 17 +507 3 " In art , in fashion , in cinema and in our daily lifestyle , we copycat American culture , " said Sarah , proprietor of a cozy cafe in the basement of a high - rise in northwest Tehran . copycat American culture , " Why do they copycat American culture if they hate the West so much? 16 21 +507 4 " There is a big difference between the approved culture and the reality of urban lifestyles in big cities like Tehran " . big difference what is the difference? 4 6 +507 4 " There is a big difference between the approved culture and the reality of urban lifestyles in big cities like Tehran " . big difference What is the big difference between the approved culture and the reality? 4 6 +507 4 " There is a big difference between the approved culture and the reality of urban lifestyles in big cities like Tehran " . approved culture What causes the difference between the approved culture and the reality? 8 10 +507 5 Just as Western perceptions of Iran are far from monolithic , the view here is diverse , especially among those born after the 1979 Islamic Revolution , roughly half the population . 1979 Islamic Revolution , what was the revolution about? 23 27 +507 5 Just as Western perceptions of Iran are far from monolithic , the view here is diverse , especially among those born after the 1979 Islamic Revolution , roughly half the population . diverse , What are some of the different views? 15 17 +507 5 Just as Western perceptions of Iran are far from monolithic , the view here is diverse , especially among those born after the 1979 Islamic Revolution , roughly half the population . after the 1979 How did the revolution change public opinion? 21 24 +508 1 WASHINGTON - The Pentagon is outfitting a 647 - foot cargo ship with high - tech equipment in an effort to safely destroy hundreds of tons of lethal chemical weapons agents that were collected in Syria after a deadly gas attack this summer sparked an international outcry . effort to safely destroy hundreds of tons How will the chemical weapons be destroyed? 19 26 +508 1 WASHINGTON - The Pentagon is outfitting a 647 - foot cargo ship with high - tech equipment in an effort to safely destroy hundreds of tons of lethal chemical weapons agents that were collected in Syria after a deadly gas attack this summer sparked an international outcry . 647 - foot cargo ship Why would a cargo ship help destroy? 7 12 +508 3 The system should be able to eliminate Syria ' s VX and sarin stockpiles and chemical components in 45 to 90 days , the officials said . VX and sarin stockpiles What are their stockpiles? How much do they have? 10 14 +508 5 With Syria engulfed in civil war , moving the deadly material to the U . S . naval ship over the next month may be the biggest challenge . be the biggest challenge How will the naval ship attempt to move the material? 24 28 +508 5 With Syria engulfed in civil war , moving the deadly material to the U . S . naval ship over the next month may be the biggest challenge . biggest challenge Why is this difficult and how does it connect to war? 26 28 +509 1 LONDON - American and British intelligence operations have been spying on gamers across the world , media outlets reported , saying that the world ' s most powerful espionage agencies sent undercover agents into virtual universes to monitor activity in online fantasy games such as " World of Warcraft " . media outlets reported , Which media outlets? 16 20 +509 1 LONDON - American and British intelligence operations have been spying on gamers across the world , media outlets reported , saying that the world ' s most powerful espionage agencies sent undercover agents into virtual universes to monitor activity in online fantasy games such as " World of Warcraft " . spying Why have they been spying? 9 10 +509 1 LONDON - American and British intelligence operations have been spying on gamers across the world , media outlets reported , saying that the world ' s most powerful espionage agencies sent undercover agents into virtual universes to monitor activity in online fantasy games such as " World of Warcraft " . " World Why \"World of Warcraft\" specifically? 45 47 +509 1 LONDON - American and British intelligence operations have been spying on gamers across the world , media outlets reported , saying that the world ' s most powerful espionage agencies sent undercover agents into virtual universes to monitor activity in online fantasy games such as " World of Warcraft " . have been spying on gamers What information are they trying to gain by spying on these gamers? 7 12 +509 1 LONDON - American and British intelligence operations have been spying on gamers across the world , media outlets reported , saying that the world ' s most powerful espionage agencies sent undercover agents into virtual universes to monitor activity in online fantasy games such as " World of Warcraft " . across the world , Are there areas of the world that are not being spied on by these agents? 12 16 +509 1 LONDON - American and British intelligence operations have been spying on gamers across the world , media outlets reported , saying that the world ' s most powerful espionage agencies sent undercover agents into virtual universes to monitor activity in online fantasy games such as " World of Warcraft " . world ' s most powerful espionage agencies What are these agencies? 23 30 +509 2 Stories carried Monday by The New York Times , the Guardian , and ProPublica said U . S . and U . K . spies have spent years trawling online games for terrorists or informants . terrorists Why are terrorists using video games? 32 33 +509 2 Stories carried Monday by The New York Times , the Guardian , and ProPublica said U . S . and U . K . spies have spent years trawling online games for terrorists or informants . spent years How many years? 26 28 +509 2 Stories carried Monday by The New York Times , the Guardian , and ProPublica said U . S . and U . K . spies have spent years trawling online games for terrorists or informants . online games What are some of the games? 29 31 +509 2 Stories carried Monday by The New York Times , the Guardian , and ProPublica said U . S . and U . K . spies have spent years trawling online games for terrorists or informants . for terrorists or informants Why do agents believe their are terrorists playing in these games? 31 35 +509 3 The stories , based on documents leaked by former National Security Agency ( NSA ) contractor Edward Snowden , offer an unusual take on America ' s world - spanning surveillance campaign , suggesting that even the fantasy worlds popular with children , teens , and escapists of all ages aren ' t beyond the attention of the NSA and its British counterpart , GCHQ . Edward Who is Edward Snowden? 16 17 +509 3 The stories , based on documents leaked by former National Security Agency ( NSA ) contractor Edward Snowden , offer an unusual take on America ' s world - spanning surveillance campaign , suggesting that even the fantasy worlds popular with children , teens , and escapists of all ages aren ' t beyond the attention of the NSA and its British counterpart , GCHQ . leaked where did he leak this information? 6 7 +509 3 The stories , based on documents leaked by former National Security Agency ( NSA ) contractor Edward Snowden , offer an unusual take on America ' s world - spanning surveillance campaign , suggesting that even the fantasy worlds popular with children , teens , and escapists of all ages aren ' t beyond the attention of the NSA and its British counterpart , GCHQ . campaign , Who started this campaign? 31 33 +509 3 The stories , based on documents leaked by former National Security Agency ( NSA ) contractor Edward Snowden , offer an unusual take on America ' s world - spanning surveillance campaign , suggesting that even the fantasy worlds popular with children , teens , and escapists of all ages aren ' t beyond the attention of the NSA and its British counterpart , GCHQ . NSA and its British counterpart , GCHQ What brought these two particular agencies together on this project? 58 65 +509 4 Virtual universes like " World of Warcraft " can be massively popular , drawing in millions of players who log months ' worth of real - world time competing with other players for online glory , virtual treasure , and magical loot . Virtual What would be considered a virtual universe? 0 1 +509 4 Virtual universes like " World of Warcraft " can be massively popular , drawing in millions of players who log months ' worth of real - world time competing with other players for online glory , virtual treasure , and magical loot . massively popular , How many players, worldwide, are there at any given time? 10 13 +509 4 Virtual universes like " World of Warcraft " can be massively popular , drawing in millions of players who log months ' worth of real - world time competing with other players for online glory , virtual treasure , and magical loot . magical loot Can real prizes be had in these fantasy games? 40 42 +509 5 At its height , " World of Warcraft " boasted some 12 million paying subscribers , more than the population of Greece . paying How much do they pay? 13 14 +509 5 At its height , " World of Warcraft " boasted some 12 million paying subscribers , more than the population of Greece . 12 million paying subscribers , How much money does the average player invest in these games? 11 16 +510 1 WASHINGTON - The Whigs , the 19th century political party that disbanded before the Civil War over the question of slavery , is trying making a comeback as the voice of reason between embittered modern day Republicans and Democrats . is trying making a comeback How are the Whigs attempted to make a comeback? 22 27 +510 1 WASHINGTON - The Whigs , the 19th century political party that disbanded before the Civil War over the question of slavery , is trying making a comeback as the voice of reason between embittered modern day Republicans and Democrats . disbanded Why were the Whigs disbanded? 11 12 +510 1 WASHINGTON - The Whigs , the 19th century political party that disbanded before the Civil War over the question of slavery , is trying making a comeback as the voice of reason between embittered modern day Republicans and Democrats . The Whigs , Who is running this movement? 2 5 +510 2 In Philadelphia , the election of Heshy Bucholz , a software engineer and first candidate to run and win as a Whig in that city in 157 years , has brought national attention to the party and spurred hundreds of new members to sign up . has brought national attention to the party What national attention has been brought by Bucholz? 29 36 +510 2 In Philadelphia , the election of Heshy Bucholz , a software engineer and first candidate to run and win as a Whig in that city in 157 years , has brought national attention to the party and spurred hundreds of new members to sign up . Heshy Bucholz , why did he run as a whig? 6 9 +510 4 Tim Zane , a registered Republican and a former vice president and senior cash manager at a large international bank , is in talks to be in charge of the Maryland branch of the new and improved Modern Whig Party . a large international bank , Which large international bank? 16 21 +510 4 Tim Zane , a registered Republican and a former vice president and senior cash manager at a large international bank , is in talks to be in charge of the Maryland branch of the new and improved Modern Whig Party . new and improved Modern Whig Party How has the Modern Whig Party improved? 34 40 +510 4 Tim Zane , a registered Republican and a former vice president and senior cash manager at a large international bank , is in talks to be in charge of the Maryland branch of the new and improved Modern Whig Party . be in charge Why would Tim Zane want to be in charge of the Maryland branch of the Whigs? 25 28 +510 4 Tim Zane , a registered Republican and a former vice president and senior cash manager at a large international bank , is in talks to be in charge of the Maryland branch of the new and improved Modern Whig Party . new why is he chosen? 34 35 +510 5 Like Maryland , Idaho , Arizona , Virginia and Hawaii are seeking new chapter leaders . chapter leaders are they likely to find them? 13 15 +511 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - Christin Rivas , 14 , was fascinated by the small , round toy magnets that you can sculpt into shapes and use to perform magic tricks . sculpt How can a magnet be flexible enough to sculp into something? 22 23 +511 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - Christin Rivas , 14 , was fascinated by the small , round toy magnets that you can sculpt into shapes and use to perform magic tricks . magic tricks Which kind of magic tricks can Christin perform? 29 31 +511 2 Put a pen on a desk , hold a magnet underneath and watch the pen move across the desktop . move across the desktop what does it do? 15 19 +511 3 While playing with a couple of these rare - earth magnets at her Satellite Beach , Fla . , middle school last week , Christin needed both hands to grab something , so she decided to hold the mini - magnets in her mouth . in her mouth Are rare earth magnets toxic? 41 44 +511 3 While playing with a couple of these rare - earth magnets at her Satellite Beach , Fla . , middle school last week , Christin needed both hands to grab something , so she decided to hold the mini - magnets in her mouth . rare - earth What classifies a magnet as rare-earth, and how many other classifications are there? 7 10 +511 4 Someone made her laugh , and … gulp . Someone Who made her laugh? 0 1 +511 4 Someone made her laugh , and … gulp . and … gulp what happened? 5 8 +511 5 She swallowed the magnets . Five days later , Christin was at Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children in Orlando , Fla . , having the magnets surgically removed from her intestines , along with a small section of her colon and her appendix . She swallowed Why did she swallow them? 0 2 +511 5 She swallowed the magnets . Five days later , Christin was at Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children in Orlando , Fla . , having the magnets surgically removed from her intestines , along with a small section of her colon and her appendix . her appendix could she have died? 41 43 +511 5 She swallowed the magnets . Five days later , Christin was at Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children in Orlando , Fla . , having the magnets surgically removed from her intestines , along with a small section of her colon and her appendix . surgically removed Why did they have to remove her intestines, colon, and appendix? 26 28 +511 5 She swallowed the magnets . Five days later , Christin was at Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children in Orlando , Fla . , having the magnets surgically removed from her intestines , along with a small section of her colon and her appendix . Five Why did this surgery happen such a long time after the incident? 5 6 +511 5 She swallowed the magnets . Five days later , Christin was at Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children in Orlando , Fla . , having the magnets surgically removed from her intestines , along with a small section of her colon and her appendix . intestines , How were the magnets able to travel through her digestive system to the point they reached her intestines? 30 32 +511 5 She swallowed the magnets . Five days later , Christin was at Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children in Orlando , Fla . , having the magnets surgically removed from her intestines , along with a small section of her colon and her appendix . appendix How did the magnets reach her appendix? 42 43 +512 1 DAYTON , Ohio - Krista Hooten saw " terror " in her daughter ' s eyes as they started back - to - school shopping for seventh grade . " terror " Why did Krista Hooten's daughter have terror in her eyes? 7 10 +512 1 DAYTON , Ohio - Krista Hooten saw " terror " in her daughter ' s eyes as they started back - to - school shopping for seventh grade . " terror " Why was her daughter scared of back-to-school shopping? 7 10 +512 2 Her daughter , Kelsey , had been bullied the previous year . bullied How had Kelsey been bullied? 7 8 +512 2 Her daughter , Kelsey , had been bullied the previous year . Kelsey , bullied for what? 3 5 +512 3 It started emotionally : Other girls called her ugly and spread rumors about her . ugly what kind of rumors? 8 9 +512 4 But it quickly turned physical : They pulled her hair on the bus and shoved her to the ground . shoved was she injured? 14 15 +512 5 " It changed her personality , " Hooten said . changed her personality , " How did the bullying change Kelsey's personality? 2 7 +512 5 " It changed her personality , " Hooten said . changed her personality , " how so change? 2 7 +512 5 " It changed her personality , " Hooten said . changed her personality , " In what ways did it change her personality? 2 7 +513 1 WASHINGTON - The American public is unusually pessimistic about the direction of the country and increasingly fed up with Washington gridlock , a sour mood reflected in the worst disapproval ratings for President Barack Obama since he took office nearly five years ago . disapproval ratings who is rating? 29 31 +513 1 WASHINGTON - The American public is unusually pessimistic about the direction of the country and increasingly fed up with Washington gridlock , a sour mood reflected in the worst disapproval ratings for President Barack Obama since he took office nearly five years ago . direction of the country What specifically are the unhappy about with the direction? 10 14 +513 3 " The lack of confidence in Washington to right itself is showing up , " said Lee Miringoff , director of the Marist Institute for Public Opinion in New York . Lee Miringoff , what are his credentials? 16 19 +513 3 " The lack of confidence in Washington to right itself is showing up , " said Lee Miringoff , director of the Marist Institute for Public Opinion in New York . confidence How is confidence supposed to right the ship? 4 5 +513 5 The disapproval number was up sharply from the 47 percent reading in September and tops the previous high of 52 percent in September 2011 . sharply what made it sharp? 5 6 +513 5 The disapproval number was up sharply from the 47 percent reading in September and tops the previous high of 52 percent in September 2011 . up sharply What caused the sharp increase in the rating? 4 6 +514 1 NEW YORK - Time magazine selected Pope Francis as its Person of the Year on Wednesday , saying the Catholic Church ' s new leader has changed the perception of the 2 , 000 - year - old institution in an extraordinary way in a short time . Pope Francis is he the new pope? 6 8 +514 1 NEW YORK - Time magazine selected Pope Francis as its Person of the Year on Wednesday , saying the Catholic Church ' s new leader has changed the perception of the 2 , 000 - year - old institution in an extraordinary way in a short time . changed the perception How has the Pope changed the perception of the Catholic Church? 26 29 +514 1 NEW YORK - Time magazine selected Pope Francis as its Person of the Year on Wednesday , saying the Catholic Church ' s new leader has changed the perception of the 2 , 000 - year - old institution in an extraordinary way in a short time . has changed the perception What was the perception that changed? 25 29 +514 1 NEW YORK - Time magazine selected Pope Francis as its Person of the Year on Wednesday , saying the Catholic Church ' s new leader has changed the perception of the 2 , 000 - year - old institution in an extraordinary way in a short time . changed the perception What has he done to change perceptions? 26 29 +514 1 NEW YORK - Time magazine selected Pope Francis as its Person of the Year on Wednesday , saying the Catholic Church ' s new leader has changed the perception of the 2 , 000 - year - old institution in an extraordinary way in a short time . changed the perception How did Pope Francis change the perception of the Catholic Church? 26 29 +514 3 The former Argentine Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio was elected in March as the first pope from Latin America and the first Jesuit . Jesuit what is a jesuit? 21 22 +514 4 Since taking over at the Vatican , he has urged the Catholic Church not to be obsessed with " small - minded rules " and to emphasize compassion over condemnation in dealing with touchy topics like abortion , gays and contraception . abortion , gays and contraception how did they respond? 36 41 +515 1 Peering far deeper than ever before into humanity ' s murky genetic past , scientists sequenced the DNA of an ancient European relative and found a puzzling connection to the Far East . ancient European relative Who was this person? 20 23 +515 1 Peering far deeper than ever before into humanity ' s murky genetic past , scientists sequenced the DNA of an ancient European relative and found a puzzling connection to the Far East . murky genetic past , What makes it a murky genetic past? 10 14 +515 1 Peering far deeper than ever before into humanity ' s murky genetic past , scientists sequenced the DNA of an ancient European relative and found a puzzling connection to the Far East . an ancient How ancient is this relative? 19 21 +515 1 Peering far deeper than ever before into humanity ' s murky genetic past , scientists sequenced the DNA of an ancient European relative and found a puzzling connection to the Far East . puzzling connection What is puzzling about the connection? 26 28 +515 1 Peering far deeper than ever before into humanity ' s murky genetic past , scientists sequenced the DNA of an ancient European relative and found a puzzling connection to the Far East . puzzling connection What was the puzzling connection to the Far East? 26 28 +515 2 The genetic sample came from a 400 , 000 - year - old thigh bone pulled from the cold , damp depths of a Spanish cave called Sima de los Huesos , or " Pit of Bones " . thigh bone pulled Was the remainder of the body recovered as well? 13 16 +515 2 The genetic sample came from a 400 , 000 - year - old thigh bone pulled from the cold , damp depths of a Spanish cave called Sima de los Huesos , or " Pit of Bones " . 400 , 000 - year - old How do scientists determine this age? 6 13 +515 2 The genetic sample came from a 400 , 000 - year - old thigh bone pulled from the cold , damp depths of a Spanish cave called Sima de los Huesos , or " Pit of Bones " . Spanish cave What region is this cave in? 24 26 +515 2 The genetic sample came from a 400 , 000 - year - old thigh bone pulled from the cold , damp depths of a Spanish cave called Sima de los Huesos , or " Pit of Bones " . " Pit of Bones " Why has the cave been termed Pit of Bones? 33 38 +515 3 Researchers surmised that it belonged to an extinct species of hominin known as Homo heidelbergensis , a direct ancestor of Neanderthals , and they expected it to resemble DNA extracted from of a handful of Neanderthal bones found in Spain , Croatia and other sites in Europe . Neanderthals , What time period did the Neanderthals live in? 20 22 +515 3 Researchers surmised that it belonged to an extinct species of hominin known as Homo heidelbergensis , a direct ancestor of Neanderthals , and they expected it to resemble DNA extracted from of a handful of Neanderthal bones found in Spain , Croatia and other sites in Europe . and other sites in Europe Which other sites in Europe? 42 47 +515 3 Researchers surmised that it belonged to an extinct species of hominin known as Homo heidelbergensis , a direct ancestor of Neanderthals , and they expected it to resemble DNA extracted from of a handful of Neanderthal bones found in Spain , Croatia and other sites in Europe . surmised how did they surmise that? 1 2 +515 3 Researchers surmised that it belonged to an extinct species of hominin known as Homo heidelbergensis , a direct ancestor of Neanderthals , and they expected it to resemble DNA extracted from of a handful of Neanderthal bones found in Spain , Croatia and other sites in Europe . Researchers surmised What did they base their info on? 0 2 +515 3 Researchers surmised that it belonged to an extinct species of hominin known as Homo heidelbergensis , a direct ancestor of Neanderthals , and they expected it to resemble DNA extracted from of a handful of Neanderthal bones found in Spain , Croatia and other sites in Europe . other sites in Europe What other sites in Europe? 43 47 +515 4 They were wrong . " This really raises more questions than it answers really , " said biologist Svante Paabo of the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Germany , a pioneer in the quest to decode ancient DNA . raises more questions What other questions did the scientists have? 7 10 +515 4 They were wrong . " This really raises more questions than it answers really , " said biologist Svante Paabo of the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Germany , a pioneer in the quest to decode ancient DNA . Svante Paabo what are his credentials? 18 20 +515 4 They were wrong . " This really raises more questions than it answers really , " said biologist Svante Paabo of the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Germany , a pioneer in the quest to decode ancient DNA . raises more questions What questions does this raise? 7 10 +515 4 They were wrong . " This really raises more questions than it answers really , " said biologist Svante Paabo of the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Germany , a pioneer in the quest to decode ancient DNA . a pioneer How long has he been doing this? 31 33 +515 4 They were wrong . " This really raises more questions than it answers really , " said biologist Svante Paabo of the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Germany , a pioneer in the quest to decode ancient DNA . raises more questions What questions did the DNA raise? 7 10 +515 5 " It ' s a big surprise " . Paabo and his colleagues published a report on their findings this past week in the journal Nature . big surprise " What is the surprise? 5 8 +515 5 " It ' s a big surprise " . Paabo and his colleagues published a report on their findings this past week in the journal Nature . surprise " should they be surprised? 6 8 +515 5 " It ' s a big surprise " . Paabo and his colleagues published a report on their findings this past week in the journal Nature . " It ' s a big surprise " Why is this a surprise, what was the original expectation? 0 8 +515 5 " It ' s a big surprise " . Paabo and his colleagues published a report on their findings this past week in the journal Nature . journal Nature Is this a popular publication? 24 26 +515 5 " It ' s a big surprise " . Paabo and his colleagues published a report on their findings this past week in the journal Nature . big surprise " What was a big surprise? 5 8 +516 1 LAKE BUENA VISTA , Fla . - Major League Baseball plans to eliminate home plate collisions , possibly as soon as next season but no later than by 2015 . eliminate home plate collisions , How often do home plate collisions occur? 12 17 +516 1 LAKE BUENA VISTA , Fla . - Major League Baseball plans to eliminate home plate collisions , possibly as soon as next season but no later than by 2015 . next season In which year does next season take place? 21 23 +516 1 LAKE BUENA VISTA , Fla . - Major League Baseball plans to eliminate home plate collisions , possibly as soon as next season but no later than by 2015 . plans to eliminate home plate collisions , How do they plan to eliminate the collisions? 10 17 +516 1 LAKE BUENA VISTA , Fla . - Major League Baseball plans to eliminate home plate collisions , possibly as soon as next season but no later than by 2015 . by 2015 When in 2015? 27 29 +516 2 New York Mets general manager Sandy Alderson , chairman of the rules committee , made the announcement Wednesday at the winter meetings . rules committee What does the rules committee decide? 11 13 +516 2 New York Mets general manager Sandy Alderson , chairman of the rules committee , made the announcement Wednesday at the winter meetings . winter meetings Where were the meetings held? 20 22 +516 3 Player safety and concern over concussions were major factors in the decision . concussions How are the players getting the concussions? 5 6 +516 3 Player safety and concern over concussions were major factors in the decision . the decision What was the decision? 10 12 +516 4 " Ultimately what we want to do is change the culture of acceptance that these plays are ordinary and routine and an accepted part of the game , " Alderson said . routine How does the author think that these type of plays are being accepted? 19 20 +516 4 " Ultimately what we want to do is change the culture of acceptance that these plays are ordinary and routine and an accepted part of the game , " Alderson said . plays are ordinary Why are the plays ordinary and routine? 15 18 +516 4 " Ultimately what we want to do is change the culture of acceptance that these plays are ordinary and routine and an accepted part of the game , " Alderson said . change the culture of acceptance Do players collide intentionally? 8 13 +516 5 " The costs associated in terms of health and injury just no longer warrant the status quo " . costs What are some of the health concerns related to these type of collisions? 2 3 +517 1 PHILADELPHIA - The University of Pennsylvania is at the forefront of a movement to experiment with free open online courses , but the undertaking , as its own researchers are finding out , has yielded mixed results . free open online courses , What are the free online courses? 16 21 +517 1 PHILADELPHIA - The University of Pennsylvania is at the forefront of a movement to experiment with free open online courses , but the undertaking , as its own researchers are finding out , has yielded mixed results . mixed results why are they mixed? 35 37 +517 1 PHILADELPHIA - The University of Pennsylvania is at the forefront of a movement to experiment with free open online courses , but the undertaking , as its own researchers are finding out , has yielded mixed results . free open online courses , What are free open online courses? 16 21 +517 1 PHILADELPHIA - The University of Pennsylvania is at the forefront of a movement to experiment with free open online courses , but the undertaking , as its own researchers are finding out , has yielded mixed results . mixed results What sort of results? 35 37 +517 2 While Massive Open Online Courses ( MOOCs ) have attracted millions of viewers and been heralded as a potential way to address skyrocketing tuition , very few of their viewers - 4 percent on average - actually complete the courses , according to the latest study by researchers in Penn ' s Graduate School of Education . Massive Open Online Courses are those common? 1 5 +517 2 While Massive Open Online Courses ( MOOCs ) have attracted millions of viewers and been heralded as a potential way to address skyrocketing tuition , very few of their viewers - 4 percent on average - actually complete the courses , according to the latest study by researchers in Penn ' s Graduate School of Education . 4 percent Why is the percentage for completion so low for MOOCs? 31 33 +517 3 Many who register drop off after the first week or two , the researchers found in a study they will present Thursday at a MOOC conference at the University of Texas , Arlington . drop off Why do they drop off? 3 5 +517 4 About half who registered viewed at least one lecture . About half what did the other half do? 0 2 +517 5 The results come on the heels of another Penn study , released last month , that showed a vast majority of students enrolled in MOOCs already hold college degrees and are taking the courses primarily to advance in their jobs , which called into question the notion that the courses were providing greater access to the world ' s underprivileged . vast majority What percentage? 18 20 +518 1 For college athletes who get through their sport ' s season concussion - free , new research suggests it may be too early to breathe a sigh of relief . For college athletes What sport do the college athletes play? 0 3 +518 1 For college athletes who get through their sport ' s season concussion - free , new research suggests it may be too early to breathe a sigh of relief . too Why would it be too early to be relieved? 21 22 +518 1 For college athletes who get through their sport ' s season concussion - free , new research suggests it may be too early to breathe a sigh of relief . sigh of relief why do they say that? 26 29 +518 1 For college athletes who get through their sport ' s season concussion - free , new research suggests it may be too early to breathe a sigh of relief . too early to breathe a sigh of relief Why is it too early to breathe a sigh of relief? 21 29 +518 2 Following a season of grueling practices and hard - fought games , football and ice hockey players who had no outward sign of head trauma showed worrisome changes in brain structure and cognitive performance that weren ' t shared by athletes who competed in varsity sports such as track , crew and cross - country skiing , according to a report published Wednesday in the journal Neurology . according to a report published Wednesday Who is the author of the report? 57 63 +518 2 Following a season of grueling practices and hard - fought games , football and ice hockey players who had no outward sign of head trauma showed worrisome changes in brain structure and cognitive performance that weren ' t shared by athletes who competed in varsity sports such as track , crew and cross - country skiing , according to a report published Wednesday in the journal Neurology . worrisome changes What were the worrisome changes in brain structure shown in the athletes? 26 28 +518 2 Following a season of grueling practices and hard - fought games , football and ice hockey players who had no outward sign of head trauma showed worrisome changes in brain structure and cognitive performance that weren ' t shared by athletes who competed in varsity sports such as track , crew and cross - country skiing , according to a report published Wednesday in the journal Neurology . outward sign of head trauma What are the outward sign's of head trauma? 20 25 +518 2 Following a season of grueling practices and hard - fought games , football and ice hockey players who had no outward sign of head trauma showed worrisome changes in brain structure and cognitive performance that weren ' t shared by athletes who competed in varsity sports such as track , crew and cross - country skiing , according to a report published Wednesday in the journal Neurology . worrisome changes What were the changes in cognitive performance? 26 28 +518 3 The findings add to a growing body of evidence suggesting that a season - long succession of small hits - none hard enough to cause evident disorientation or draw medical attention - may prompt changes in the brain that cause problems with memory , mood or mental performance years down the road . evidence Where can I find this evidence? 8 9 +518 3 The findings add to a growing body of evidence suggesting that a season - long succession of small hits - none hard enough to cause evident disorientation or draw medical attention - may prompt changes in the brain that cause problems with memory , mood or mental performance years down the road . mental performance like test taking? 46 48 +518 3 The findings add to a growing body of evidence suggesting that a season - long succession of small hits - none hard enough to cause evident disorientation or draw medical attention - may prompt changes in the brain that cause problems with memory , mood or mental performance years down the road . growing body of evidence What are some of the evidence found already that supports this? 5 9 +518 3 The findings add to a growing body of evidence suggesting that a season - long succession of small hits - none hard enough to cause evident disorientation or draw medical attention - may prompt changes in the brain that cause problems with memory , mood or mental performance years down the road . may prompt changes in the brain What exactly happens when a player is hit that causes these problems? 32 38 +518 4 Or , they may heal during the off - season . heal What is the percentage that heal during the off-season? 4 5 +518 4 Or , they may heal during the off - season . they may when will we know? 2 4 +518 4 Or , they may heal during the off - season . may heal during the off - season How does someone heal with injuries like this? 3 10 +518 5 Scientists are still trying to figure out how readily the brain recovers from injury , or whether there are thresholds beyond which damage can be cumulative or irreversible . Scientists are still trying to figure out Which scientists? 0 7 +518 5 Scientists are still trying to figure out how readily the brain recovers from injury , or whether there are thresholds beyond which damage can be cumulative or irreversible . to How are scientists trying to figure out how readily the brain recovers from injury? 4 5 +518 5 Scientists are still trying to figure out how readily the brain recovers from injury , or whether there are thresholds beyond which damage can be cumulative or irreversible . cumulative What does cumulative mean? 25 26 +519 1 HOUSTON - " Affluenza , " the affliction cited by a psychologist to argue that a North Texas teenager from a wealthy family should not be sent to prison for killing four pedestrians while driving drunk , is not a recognized diagnosis and should not be used to justify bad behavior , experts said Thursday . not a recognized diagnosis Why do experts not recognize this diagnosis? 38 42 +519 1 HOUSTON - " Affluenza , " the affliction cited by a psychologist to argue that a North Texas teenager from a wealthy family should not be sent to prison for killing four pedestrians while driving drunk , is not a recognized diagnosis and should not be used to justify bad behavior , experts said Thursday . " Affluenza , " is this a joke? 2 6 +519 1 HOUSTON - " Affluenza , " the affliction cited by a psychologist to argue that a North Texas teenager from a wealthy family should not be sent to prison for killing four pedestrians while driving drunk , is not a recognized diagnosis and should not be used to justify bad behavior , experts said Thursday . " Affluenza , " What is the definition of Affluenza? 2 6 +519 2 A judge ' s decision to give 16 - year - old Ethan Couch 10 years of probation for the fatal accident sparked outrage from relatives of those killed and has led to questions about the defense strategy . led to questions about the defense strategy What questions do people have about the defense strategy? 31 38 +519 2 A judge ' s decision to give 16 - year - old Ethan Couch 10 years of probation for the fatal accident sparked outrage from relatives of those killed and has led to questions about the defense strategy . years of probation is that a light sentence? 15 18 +519 2 A judge ' s decision to give 16 - year - old Ethan Couch 10 years of probation for the fatal accident sparked outrage from relatives of those killed and has led to questions about the defense strategy . A judge ' s decision How can a judge be so lenient? 0 5 +519 3 A psychologist testified in Couch ' s trial in a Fort Worth juvenile court that as a result of " affluenza , " the boy should not receive the maximum 20 - year prison sentence prosecutors were seeking . " affluenza , " what is affluenza 19 23 +519 3 A psychologist testified in Couch ' s trial in a Fort Worth juvenile court that as a result of " affluenza , " the boy should not receive the maximum 20 - year prison sentence prosecutors were seeking . maximum 20 - year prison sentence is he correct? 29 35 +519 3 A psychologist testified in Couch ' s trial in a Fort Worth juvenile court that as a result of " affluenza , " the boy should not receive the maximum 20 - year prison sentence prosecutors were seeking . maximum 20 - year What was the minimum sentence he could have received? 29 33 +519 4 The term " affluenza " was popularized in the late 1990s by Jessie O ' Neill , the granddaughter of a past president of General Motors , when she wrote the book " The Golden Ghetto : The Psychology of Affluence " . " The Golden Ghetto : What does the Golden Ghetto refer to? 32 37 +520 1 SEATTLE - In a decision that highlights the clash between two cherished environmental goals - producing green energy and preserving protected wildlife - federal officials announced Friday that some wind power companies will be allowed to kill or injure bald and golden eagles for up to 30 years without penalty . allowed to kill or injure bald and golden eagles Why will wind power companies be allowed to kill eagles without penalty? 34 43 +520 1 SEATTLE - In a decision that highlights the clash between two cherished environmental goals - producing green energy and preserving protected wildlife - federal officials announced Friday that some wind power companies will be allowed to kill or injure bald and golden eagles for up to 30 years without penalty . federal officials announced Which federal officials? 23 26 +520 1 SEATTLE - In a decision that highlights the clash between two cherished environmental goals - producing green energy and preserving protected wildlife - federal officials announced Friday that some wind power companies will be allowed to kill or injure bald and golden eagles for up to 30 years without penalty . 30 years without penalty why so long? 46 50 +520 1 SEATTLE - In a decision that highlights the clash between two cherished environmental goals - producing green energy and preserving protected wildlife - federal officials announced Friday that some wind power companies will be allowed to kill or injure bald and golden eagles for up to 30 years without penalty . some wind power companies Which companies? 28 32 +520 1 SEATTLE - In a decision that highlights the clash between two cherished environmental goals - producing green energy and preserving protected wildlife - federal officials announced Friday that some wind power companies will be allowed to kill or injure bald and golden eagles for up to 30 years without penalty . allowed to kill or injure bald and golden eagles Why would some wind power companies \"be allowed to kill or injure bald and golden eagles\" without penalty? 34 43 +520 2 Conservation groups decried the Obama administration ' s new regulation as a " stunningly bad move " for wildlife , but wind industry officials said Friday that the rules from the Department of the Interior were far from a " free ride " . Conservation groups decried Why did conversation groups decry the decision? 0 3 +520 2 Conservation groups decried the Obama administration ' s new regulation as a " stunningly bad move " for wildlife , but wind industry officials said Friday that the rules from the Department of the Interior were far from a " free ride " . Conservation groups Which conservation groups? 0 2 +520 2 Conservation groups decried the Obama administration ' s new regulation as a " stunningly bad move " for wildlife , but wind industry officials said Friday that the rules from the Department of the Interior were far from a " free ride " . " free ride " why is it considered a free ride? 39 43 +520 2 Conservation groups decried the Obama administration ' s new regulation as a " stunningly bad move " for wildlife , but wind industry officials said Friday that the rules from the Department of the Interior were far from a " free ride " . " stunningly bad move " Why was it a bad move? 12 17 +520 2 Conservation groups decried the Obama administration ' s new regulation as a " stunningly bad move " for wildlife , but wind industry officials said Friday that the rules from the Department of the Interior were far from a " free ride " . " free ride " Why isn't it a free ride? 39 43 +520 2 Conservation groups decried the Obama administration ' s new regulation as a " stunningly bad move " for wildlife , but wind industry officials said Friday that the rules from the Department of the Interior were far from a " free ride " . far from a " free ride " Why were the rules \"far from a 'free ride'\"? 36 43 +520 3 " Instead of balancing the need for conservation and renewable energy , Interior wrote the wind industry a blank check , " National Audubon Society President David Yarnold said in a statement . statement Statement to who? 31 32 +520 3 " Instead of balancing the need for conservation and renewable energy , Interior wrote the wind industry a blank check , " National Audubon Society President David Yarnold said in a statement . wrote the wind industry a blank check , " Why was the wind industry given a blank check? 13 22 +520 4 " It ' s outrageous that the government is sanctioning the killing of America ' s symbol , the bald eagle " . America ' s symbol , who said this? 13 18 +520 4 " It ' s outrageous that the government is sanctioning the killing of America ' s symbol , the bald eagle " . government is sanctioning Why is the government sanctioning this? 7 10 +520 5 But Peter Kelley , vice president of public affairs for the American Wind Energy Association , said that for a wind farm to be permitted under the new rules , " you have to document all of the different ways you ' ll preserve the eagles . Peter Kelley , what are his credentials? 1 4 +520 5 But Peter Kelley , vice president of public affairs for the American Wind Energy Association , said that for a wind farm to be permitted under the new rules , " you have to document all of the different ways you ' ll preserve the eagles . document Why do they have to document how they will preserve the eagles? 34 35 +521 1 Billions of years ago , when early life was just taking hold on Earth , Mars was home to an ancient lake filled with the right chemical ingredients for life to thrive , scientists said Monday . scientists said Monday . Which scientists made this claim? 33 37 +521 1 Billions of years ago , when early life was just taking hold on Earth , Mars was home to an ancient lake filled with the right chemical ingredients for life to thrive , scientists said Monday . Mars was home to an ancient lake How do we know Mars had a lake that long ago? 15 22 +521 1 Billions of years ago , when early life was just taking hold on Earth , Mars was home to an ancient lake filled with the right chemical ingredients for life to thrive , scientists said Monday . right chemical ingredients for life How is it known the lake would have had the right chemical ingredients for life? 25 30 +521 1 Billions of years ago , when early life was just taking hold on Earth , Mars was home to an ancient lake filled with the right chemical ingredients for life to thrive , scientists said Monday . right chemical ingredients What were the chemical ingredients? 25 28 +521 1 Billions of years ago , when early life was just taking hold on Earth , Mars was home to an ancient lake filled with the right chemical ingredients for life to thrive , scientists said Monday . scientists Who are these scientist's? 33 34 +521 1 Billions of years ago , when early life was just taking hold on Earth , Mars was home to an ancient lake filled with the right chemical ingredients for life to thrive , scientists said Monday . lake filled How big was this lake? 21 23 +521 2 Drilling into dry rock , NASA ' s Curiosity rover has discovered signs that Gale Crater was once watery , perhaps ringed with ice and snow , and could have hosted an entire Martian biosphere based on a type of microbe found in caves on Earth . biosphere what is a biosphere? 34 35 +521 2 Drilling into dry rock , NASA ' s Curiosity rover has discovered signs that Gale Crater was once watery , perhaps ringed with ice and snow , and could have hosted an entire Martian biosphere based on a type of microbe found in caves on Earth . microbe What is it about the microbe that tells all of that could be possible on Mars? 40 41 +521 2 Drilling into dry rock , NASA ' s Curiosity rover has discovered signs that Gale Crater was once watery , perhaps ringed with ice and snow , and could have hosted an entire Martian biosphere based on a type of microbe found in caves on Earth . discovered signs What were the signs found? 11 13 +521 2 Drilling into dry rock , NASA ' s Curiosity rover has discovered signs that Gale Crater was once watery , perhaps ringed with ice and snow , and could have hosted an entire Martian biosphere based on a type of microbe found in caves on Earth . signs What are the signs? 12 13 +521 2 Drilling into dry rock , NASA ' s Curiosity rover has discovered signs that Gale Crater was once watery , perhaps ringed with ice and snow , and could have hosted an entire Martian biosphere based on a type of microbe found in caves on Earth . Gale Crater Who named this crater? 14 16 +521 2 Drilling into dry rock , NASA ' s Curiosity rover has discovered signs that Gale Crater was once watery , perhaps ringed with ice and snow , and could have hosted an entire Martian biosphere based on a type of microbe found in caves on Earth . type of microbe What is this microbe? 38 41 +521 3 These primitive organisms , called chemolithoautotrophs , feed on chemicals found in rocks and make their own energy . chemolithoautotrophs , how is it pronounced? 5 7 +521 3 These primitive organisms , called chemolithoautotrophs , feed on chemicals found in rocks and make their own energy . chemicals What chemicals are found in rocks? 9 10 +521 4 " Ancient Mars was more habitable than we imagined , " said California Institute of Technology geologist John Grotzinger , lead scientist for the Curiosity mission . more habitable How do we know this to be true? 4 6 +521 4 " Ancient Mars was more habitable than we imagined , " said California Institute of Technology geologist John Grotzinger , lead scientist for the Curiosity mission . lead scientist Why is he the lead scientist? 20 22 +521 5 This wet , potentially Earth - like environment could have lasted for tens of millions of years , giving life a wide - open window to emerge . life Where did the life go? 19 20 +521 5 This wet , potentially Earth - like environment could have lasted for tens of millions of years , giving life a wide - open window to emerge . potentially Earth - like What are the earth like attributes? 3 7 +521 5 This wet , potentially Earth - like environment could have lasted for tens of millions of years , giving life a wide - open window to emerge . giving life a wide - open window to emerge Why did live not emerge, or do we even know if it did or it didn't? 18 27 +522 1 FORT LAUDERDALE , Fla . - A hurricane hunter aircraft sent to the Arctic to study ice formations returned this month with critical data that might explain why an increasing number of tropical storms seem to be taking irregular paths . Arctic What does the Arctic have to do with hurricanes? 13 14 +522 1 FORT LAUDERDALE , Fla . - A hurricane hunter aircraft sent to the Arctic to study ice formations returned this month with critical data that might explain why an increasing number of tropical storms seem to be taking irregular paths . study ice formations How do ice formations affect tropical storms? 15 18 +522 2 Scientists are trying to determine how much heat is released into the atmosphere when Arctic ice builds up in autumn . Scientists are trying to determine Which scientists? 0 5 +522 2 Scientists are trying to determine how much heat is released into the atmosphere when Arctic ice builds up in autumn . when Arctic ice builds How does ice building up release heat? 13 17 +522 3 That heat release is believed to shift the jet stream – a fast - moving , high altitude river of air – farther to the south . That heat release Heat release from what? 0 3 +522 3 That heat release is believed to shift the jet stream – a fast - moving , high altitude river of air – farther to the south . shift the jet stream How does heat release move the jet stream? 6 10 +522 4 That shift , in turn , might be slowing down or even stalling tropical systems , before they can re - curve east and out to sea , scientists say . That shift , What shift? 0 3 +522 4 That shift , in turn , might be slowing down or even stalling tropical systems , before they can re - curve east and out to sea , scientists say . slowing down or even stalling How does the stream moving further south slow the storms? 8 13 +522 4 That shift , in turn , might be slowing down or even stalling tropical systems , before they can re - curve east and out to sea , scientists say . can re - curve east and out to sea , How does this affect the impact of the storms? 18 28 +522 5 Kevin Wood , a University of Washington research scientist aboard the plane , said the Arctic heat release also might trigger other extreme weather events , such as flooding or severe snowstorms . trigger How does the Arctic heat trigger other weather events? 20 21 +522 5 Kevin Wood , a University of Washington research scientist aboard the plane , said the Arctic heat release also might trigger other extreme weather events , such as flooding or severe snowstorms . flooding or severe snowstorms How would it cause these things to happen, and where would they occur? 28 32 +523 1 MILWAUKEE - Incidents of sick and injured dairy cows being slapped , poked and forced to their feet with heavy machinery - while not common - may not be that unusual , according to farmers and others who viewed an undercover video this week from the Wiese Brothers Farm in Brown County , Wis . injured dairy cows being slapped , poked Why are the injured dairy cows being slapped, poked and forced to their feet? 6 13 +523 1 MILWAUKEE - Incidents of sick and injured dairy cows being slapped , poked and forced to their feet with heavy machinery - while not common - may not be that unusual , according to farmers and others who viewed an undercover video this week from the Wiese Brothers Farm in Brown County , Wis . cows being slapped , why are they being harmed? 8 12 +523 1 MILWAUKEE - Incidents of sick and injured dairy cows being slapped , poked and forced to their feet with heavy machinery - while not common - may not be that unusual , according to farmers and others who viewed an undercover video this week from the Wiese Brothers Farm in Brown County , Wis . farmers Farmers from the area or somewhere else? 34 35 +523 2 While not defending practices such as suspending a disabled cow in the air with a mechanical lift , farmers said parts of the video could be explained as necessary actions . explained as necessary actions Why is it necessary to suspend a disabled cow in the air with a mechanical lift? 26 30 +523 2 While not defending practices such as suspending a disabled cow in the air with a mechanical lift , farmers said parts of the video could be explained as necessary actions . necessary Why would these actions be necessary? 28 29 +523 2 While not defending practices such as suspending a disabled cow in the air with a mechanical lift , farmers said parts of the video could be explained as necessary actions . necessary actions Why are these actions necessary? 28 30 +523 3 Sometimes you can sneak up behind a downed cow , scream at it , and scare the animal into getting back on its feet , said Paul Rozadowski , a dairy farmer from Stanley . Paul Rozadowski , is he a bad guy? 26 29 +523 3 Sometimes you can sneak up behind a downed cow , scream at it , and scare the animal into getting back on its feet , said Paul Rozadowski , a dairy farmer from Stanley . feet , Why do you want a cow on its feet, or do you? 23 25 +523 4 " When you have a downed cow with milk fever , you have to try and get her back on her feet as soon as possible . " When you have a downed cow with milk fever , What is milk fever? 0 11 +523 4 " When you have a downed cow with milk fever , you have to try and get her back on her feet as soon as possible . milk what is milk fever? 8 9 +523 4 " When you have a downed cow with milk fever , you have to try and get her back on her feet as soon as possible . fever , What is milk fever? 9 11 +523 4 " When you have a downed cow with milk fever , you have to try and get her back on her feet as soon as possible . soon as possible Why do you need to get her back on her feet as soon as possible? 23 26 +523 5 Otherwise , the muscles in the back of her legs turn to mush and she will never get up again , " Rozadowski said . mush How long does it take for her legs to turn to mush when they have this milk fever? 12 13 +524 1 WASHINGTON - To lawmakers and others arguing that replacing the $ 1 bill with a $ 1 coin would save the government money , the Federal Reserve says , " Don ' t bet on it " . lawmakers and others arguing Which lawmakers are arguing that the $1 coin would save the government money? 3 7 +524 1 WASHINGTON - To lawmakers and others arguing that replacing the $ 1 bill with a $ 1 coin would save the government money , the Federal Reserve says , " Don ' t bet on it " . " Don ' t bet on why dont bet on it? 29 35 +524 1 WASHINGTON - To lawmakers and others arguing that replacing the $ 1 bill with a $ 1 coin would save the government money , the Federal Reserve says , " Don ' t bet on it " . would save the government money , Why would it save money? 18 24 +524 2 A new analysis by Fed staffers said the old - fashioned greenback is more durable than people realize and replacing it with a $ 1 coin , which is more expensive to produce , would cost the government $ 1 . 2 billion over 30 years . more durable than people realize How is paper money more durable than people realize? 13 18 +524 2 A new analysis by Fed staffers said the old - fashioned greenback is more durable than people realize and replacing it with a $ 1 coin , which is more expensive to produce , would cost the government $ 1 . 2 billion over 30 years . $ 1 . 2 billion why would it cost more? 38 43 +524 3 " Based on our analysis of the benefits and costs of a currency - to - coin transition , we believe that the $ 1 Federal Reserve note should remain in circulation and not be replaced with a $ 1 coin , " concluded the authors of a Fed staff working paper released this week . concluded What exactly helped them come to their conclusion? 43 44 +524 3 " Based on our analysis of the benefits and costs of a currency - to - coin transition , we believe that the $ 1 Federal Reserve note should remain in circulation and not be replaced with a $ 1 coin , " concluded the authors of a Fed staff working paper released this week . Fed staff what was their name? 48 50 +524 4 Some in Congress are pushing the government to replace the $ 1 dollar bill with the longer - lasting $ 1 coin . longer - lasting Even though the coin may be longer- lasting, if it costs more to make, why are some congress people pushing the government to replace the $1 bill? 16 19 +524 4 Some in Congress are pushing the government to replace the $ 1 dollar bill with the longer - lasting $ 1 coin . Some in Congress Who in Congress? 0 3 +524 5 Several countries , including Canada and Britain , and the eurozone have replaced small - denomination paper currency with coins . eurozone Which countries are included in the eurozone? 10 11 +524 5 Several countries , including Canada and Britain , and the eurozone have replaced small - denomination paper currency with coins . countries , has it worked? 1 3 +524 5 Several countries , including Canada and Britain , and the eurozone have replaced small - denomination paper currency with coins . replaced small - denomination paper Why have they replaced small denomination paper? 12 17 +524 5 Several countries , including Canada and Britain , and the eurozone have replaced small - denomination paper currency with coins . Several countries , Which other countries? 0 3 +525 1 PHILADELPHIA - The scenes are too common for comfort : A mother grabs her daughter ' s arm roughly on the bus . roughly why did she do that? 18 19 +525 1 PHILADELPHIA - The scenes are too common for comfort : A mother grabs her daughter ' s arm roughly on the bus . too common What makes these scenes common? 5 7 +525 1 PHILADELPHIA - The scenes are too common for comfort : A mother grabs her daughter ' s arm roughly on the bus . too common Why does this occur so often in Philadelphia? 5 7 +525 3 Not legally defined as child abuse , it ' s known as harsh or authoritarian parenting . legally defined should it be? 1 3 +525 3 Not legally defined as child abuse , it ' s known as harsh or authoritarian parenting . child abuse , How is child abuse defined? 4 7 +525 3 Not legally defined as child abuse , it ' s known as harsh or authoritarian parenting . legally defined What is the legal definition of child abuse? 1 3 +525 4 Regardless of race or income level , mothers and fathers everywhere are capable of it . race or income level , do certain demographics do it more? 2 7 +525 5 But low - income parents who struggle with stresses from overwhelming issues such as hunger , or lack of a job or adequate housing , seem to engage in harsh parenting more often , researchers have concluded . researchers have concluded Who are the researchers? 34 37 +525 5 But low - income parents who struggle with stresses from overwhelming issues such as hunger , or lack of a job or adequate housing , seem to engage in harsh parenting more often , researchers have concluded . more often , How much more often do they engage in this behavior? 31 34 +525 5 But low - income parents who struggle with stresses from overwhelming issues such as hunger , or lack of a job or adequate housing , seem to engage in harsh parenting more often , researchers have concluded . researchers have concluded How did they carry out their research? 34 37 +526 1 Archaeologists in China have unearthed the first clear evidence of cats living among humans as semi - domesticated mousers about 5 , 300 years ago , a heretofore missing link in the history of the world ' s most popular pet , experts say . clear evidence What clear evidence about cats did archaeologists find in China? 7 9 +526 2 The evidence , published Monday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences , supports the long - held view that cats began their symbiotic relationship with people following the advent of agriculture , many thousands of years after dogs were tamed by nomadic hunter - gatherers . National Academy of Sciences , is that a magazine? 10 15 +526 2 The evidence , published Monday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences , supports the long - held view that cats began their symbiotic relationship with people following the advent of agriculture , many thousands of years after dogs were tamed by nomadic hunter - gatherers . evidence , What's the evidence? 1 3 +526 3 The discovery fills in an enormous gap in experts ' understanding of cat domestication , but it has also thrown them for a curve . them for a curve what type of curve? 20 24 +526 3 The discovery fills in an enormous gap in experts ' understanding of cat domestication , but it has also thrown them for a curve . curve How has this discovery thrown the experts for a curve? 23 24 +526 4 In some ways , an ancient Chinese village is the last place researchers expected to find such evidence . find such evidence why the last place? 15 18 +526 4 In some ways , an ancient Chinese village is the last place researchers expected to find such evidence . ancient Chinese village Where in China was the ancient village found? 5 8 +526 5 " This was a very unexpected find , " said study co - author Fiona Marshall , a zooarchaeologist at Washington University in St . Louis . zooarchaeologist what do they do? 18 19 +526 5 " This was a very unexpected find , " said study co - author Fiona Marshall , a zooarchaeologist at Washington University in St . Louis . unexpected find , " What was an unexpected find? 5 9 +527 1 MINNEAPOLIS - Simulators aren ' t just for pilots anymore . Simulators who are they for? 2 3 +527 1 MINNEAPOLIS - Simulators aren ' t just for pilots anymore . Simulators aren ' t just for pilots Besides pilots, who else are simulators good for? 2 9 +527 1 MINNEAPOLIS - Simulators aren ' t just for pilots anymore . aren ' t just for pilots Who are they for? 3 9 +527 2 In complex cases ranging from enlarged prostates to brain tumors , physicians at the University of Minnesota are using virtual - reality simulators more and more to perfect their surgical techniques . complex cases What makes a case complex? 1 3 +527 2 In complex cases ranging from enlarged prostates to brain tumors , physicians at the University of Minnesota are using virtual - reality simulators more and more to perfect their surgical techniques . physicians What do these physicians specialize in? 11 12 +527 2 In complex cases ranging from enlarged prostates to brain tumors , physicians at the University of Minnesota are using virtual - reality simulators more and more to perfect their surgical techniques . virtual - reality simulators Are these reliable? 19 23 +527 3 And , in what may be the most significant change in surgical training since the early 1900s , they are working with local medical device companies to develop new generations of software to train the next generation of medical students . local medical device companies Which medical device companies are being worked with? 22 26 +527 3 And , in what may be the most significant change in surgical training since the early 1900s , they are working with local medical device companies to develop new generations of software to train the next generation of medical students . early 1900s , what happened back then? 15 18 +527 4 The researchers hope to build anatomical models so lifelike that medical residents will get hands - on experience and learn from their mistakes without harming patients , said Dr . Robert M . Sweet , director of the University ' s Medical School Simulation Programs . hope to build What is the exact challenge in getting this done? 2 5 +527 4 The researchers hope to build anatomical models so lifelike that medical residents will get hands - on experience and learn from their mistakes without harming patients , said Dr . Robert M . Sweet , director of the University ' s Medical School Simulation Programs . get hands - on experience Is this the preferred method of training among residents? 13 18 +527 5 As the technology improves , Sweet said , surgeons will be able to use medical imaging devices like MRIs to create custom , virtual models of their patients ' diseased organs - and eventually practice tricky procedures before ever cutting the patient open . procedures before ever cutting how much will it cost? 36 40 +527 5 As the technology improves , Sweet said , surgeons will be able to use medical imaging devices like MRIs to create custom , virtual models of their patients ' diseased organs - and eventually practice tricky procedures before ever cutting the patient open . medical imaging devices What devices aside from MRI? 14 17 +527 5 As the technology improves , Sweet said , surgeons will be able to use medical imaging devices like MRIs to create custom , virtual models of their patients ' diseased organs - and eventually practice tricky procedures before ever cutting the patient open . create custom , How long would this take? 20 23 +527 5 As the technology improves , Sweet said , surgeons will be able to use medical imaging devices like MRIs to create custom , virtual models of their patients ' diseased organs - and eventually practice tricky procedures before ever cutting the patient open . tricky procedures What would make a procedure \"tricky\"? 35 37 +528 1 Young women seem tantalizingly close to achieving gender equality in the workplace , at least when it comes to wages , a new report from the Pew Research Center suggests . a new report from the Pew Research Center Who are the authors of the report? 21 29 +528 1 Young women seem tantalizingly close to achieving gender equality in the workplace , at least when it comes to wages , a new report from the Pew Research Center suggests . wages , How much have the wages increased? 19 21 +528 1 Young women seem tantalizingly close to achieving gender equality in the workplace , at least when it comes to wages , a new report from the Pew Research Center suggests . wages , What are the differences in wages? 19 21 +528 2 But it remains to be seen whether motherhood will slow their strides , as it did for women before them . motherhood How about the husbands? 7 8 +528 2 But it remains to be seen whether motherhood will slow their strides , as it did for women before them . their strides , why would it slow them? 10 13 +528 2 But it remains to be seen whether motherhood will slow their strides , as it did for women before them . motherhood will slow their strides , Why would motherhood slow their strides? 7 13 +528 3 As of last year , women workers ages 25 to 34 were making 93 percent of what men of the same ages earned - much closer to wage equality than earlier generations , Pew found . 93 What was the percentage before? 13 14 +528 3 As of last year , women workers ages 25 to 34 were making 93 percent of what men of the same ages earned - much closer to wage equality than earlier generations , Pew found . making 93 percent why not 100 percent? 12 15 +528 4 Between 1980 and 2012 , the gap has gradually narrowed for American workers , as wages rose for women and dropped for young men . dropped How much have wages dropped for young men? 20 21 +528 5 Only 15 percent of young women said they had suffered discrimination because of their gender at work . suffered How were they discriminated at work? 9 10 +528 5 Only 15 percent of young women said they had suffered discrimination because of their gender at work . 15 percent what did the 15 percent experience? 1 3 +529 1 PORTLAND , Ore . - Idaho farmer Robert Blair isn ' t waiting around for federal aviation officials to work out rules for drones . waiting what is he doing? 12 13 +529 1 PORTLAND , Ore . - Idaho farmer Robert Blair isn ' t waiting around for federal aviation officials to work out rules for drones . isn ' t waiting around Why is he in a rush on the matter? 9 14 +529 1 PORTLAND , Ore . - Idaho farmer Robert Blair isn ' t waiting around for federal aviation officials to work out rules for drones . Idaho farmer What kind of farmer? 5 7 +529 1 PORTLAND , Ore . - Idaho farmer Robert Blair isn ' t waiting around for federal aviation officials to work out rules for drones . isn ' t waiting around Why isn't he waiting for the rules? 9 14 +529 2 He and a friend built their own , outfitting it with cameras and using it to monitor his 1 , 500 acres . built their own , How do their measures differ from those taken by other farmers? 4 8 +529 2 He and a friend built their own , outfitting it with cameras and using it to monitor his 1 , 500 acres . built their own , How long did it take to build this drone? 4 8 +529 3 Under 10 pounds and 5 feet long nose to tail , the aircraft is the size of a turkey and Blair uses it to get a birds - eye view of his cows and fields of wheat , peas , barley and alfalfa . Under 10 pounds is that light or heavy? 0 3 +529 3 Under 10 pounds and 5 feet long nose to tail , the aircraft is the size of a turkey and Blair uses it to get a birds - eye view of his cows and fields of wheat , peas , barley and alfalfa . Under 10 pounds and 5 feet long How did he design this drone? 0 7 +529 3 Under 10 pounds and 5 feet long nose to tail , the aircraft is the size of a turkey and Blair uses it to get a birds - eye view of his cows and fields of wheat , peas , barley and alfalfa . Under 10 pounds and 5 feet long nose to tail , Is this considered an average sized drone? 0 11 +529 4 " It ' s a great tool to collect information to make better decisions , and we ' re just scratching the surface of what it can do for farmers , " said Blair , who lives in Kendrick , Idaho , roughly 275 miles north of Boise . Kendrick , Idaho , where is that? 38 42 +529 4 " It ' s a great tool to collect information to make better decisions , and we ' re just scratching the surface of what it can do for farmers , " said Blair , who lives in Kendrick , Idaho , roughly 275 miles north of Boise . what it can do for farmers , " What else can it do for farmers? 24 32 +529 4 " It ' s a great tool to collect information to make better decisions , and we ' re just scratching the surface of what it can do for farmers , " said Blair , who lives in Kendrick , Idaho , roughly 275 miles north of Boise . collect information How is the drone used to collect information? 8 10 +529 5 While Americans are abuzz about Amazon ' s plans to use self - guided drones to deliver packages , most future unmanned aircraft may operate far from the nation ' s large population centers . far from the nation ' s large population centers Why will they be active in less densely populated areas? 25 34 +529 5 While Americans are abuzz about Amazon ' s plans to use self - guided drones to deliver packages , most future unmanned aircraft may operate far from the nation ' s large population centers . Americans are abuzz Why are Americans abuzz? 1 4 +529 5 While Americans are abuzz about Amazon ' s plans to use self - guided drones to deliver packages , most future unmanned aircraft may operate far from the nation ' s large population centers . self - guided drones Are self guided drones safe? 11 15 +530 1 Jellyfish may not look like the most athletic of swimmers , but they ' re remarkably efficient and their body plan could have advantages that translate to the air . body plan what is their body plan? 19 21 +530 1 Jellyfish may not look like the most athletic of swimmers , but they ' re remarkably efficient and their body plan could have advantages that translate to the air . advantages What sort of advantages? 23 24 +530 1 Jellyfish may not look like the most athletic of swimmers , but they ' re remarkably efficient and their body plan could have advantages that translate to the air . advantages What are the advantages of the jellyfish body plan? 23 24 +530 1 Jellyfish may not look like the most athletic of swimmers , but they ' re remarkably efficient and their body plan could have advantages that translate to the air . they ' re remarkably efficient and their body plan What is a body plan of a jellyfish? 12 21 +530 2 A team from New York University has designed a flying jellyfish - like robot that uses four flapping wings to stay aloft . four flapping why did they do this? 16 18 +530 2 A team from New York University has designed a flying jellyfish - like robot that uses four flapping wings to stay aloft . four flapping wings What are the wings made from?\nWhy do they need four wings instead of two? 16 19 +530 3 The unconventional robot , described at the American Physical Society ' s Division of Fluid Dynamics meeting in Pittsburgh , could lead the way for flying mini - robots to be used in search - and - rescue and military operations and even as environmental sensors . environmental sensors What is an environmental sensor? 44 46 +530 3 The unconventional robot , described at the American Physical Society ' s Division of Fluid Dynamics meeting in Pittsburgh , could lead the way for flying mini - robots to be used in search - and - rescue and military operations and even as environmental sensors . environmental sensors What things in the environment would the sensor be for? 44 46 +530 4 Engineers are trying to build all sorts of robots based on the wing motions of such animals as birds , bats , hummingbirds and butterflies . Engineers are trying to build Which engineers? 0 5 +530 4 Engineers are trying to build all sorts of robots based on the wing motions of such animals as birds , bats , hummingbirds and butterflies . all sorts of robots What different purposes are they envisioning for the robots? 5 9 +530 4 Engineers are trying to build all sorts of robots based on the wing motions of such animals as birds , bats , hummingbirds and butterflies . based on the wing motions How is a jellyfish included in things with wings? 9 14 +530 5 Those working on the smallest robots tend to use more insect - like designs , given that the bugs have already mastered flight mechanisms on a tiny scale . insect - like designs , are they successful? 10 15 +530 5 Those working on the smallest robots tend to use more insect - like designs , given that the bugs have already mastered flight mechanisms on a tiny scale . flight mechanisms What flight mechanisms did they learn from the jellyfish? 22 24 +531 1 It took Francisco " Frank " Miranda , a veteran of the war in Afghanistan , about three years to find a job in the civilian world that was a good fit . a job in the civilian world What job did he find? 21 27 +531 1 It took Francisco " Frank " Miranda , a veteran of the war in Afghanistan , about three years to find a job in the civilian world that was a good fit . three Why did it take Francisco \"Frank\" Mirando so long to find a job? 17 18 +531 1 It took Francisco " Frank " Miranda , a veteran of the war in Afghanistan , about three years to find a job in the civilian world that was a good fit . good What kind of job was Francisco \"Frank\" Miranda looking for? 30 31 +531 1 It took Francisco " Frank " Miranda , a veteran of the war in Afghanistan , about three years to find a job in the civilian world that was a good fit . three years to what did he choose? 17 20 +531 1 It took Francisco " Frank " Miranda , a veteran of the war in Afghanistan , about three years to find a job in the civilian world that was a good fit . find a job What kind of job was he looking for? 20 23 +531 2 Since August , Miranda has been working at Home Depot in Totowa , N . J . , where he and two fellow vet employees refer to each other by their former military ranks . refer Why did Miranda refer to the other vet employees by rank? 25 26 +531 2 Since August , Miranda has been working at Home Depot in Totowa , N . J . , where he and two fellow vet employees refer to each other by their former military ranks . Home Depot How much money are they making at Home Depot? 8 10 +531 2 Since August , Miranda has been working at Home Depot in Totowa , N . J . , where he and two fellow vet employees refer to each other by their former military ranks . he and two fellow vet Is this a popular job to have among the veterans? 19 24 +531 3 " That ' s the respect that we give each other , " said Miranda , a 50 - year - old Woodland Park , N . J . , resident . respect How did the other employees feel when seeing how the vets treated each other? 5 6 +531 3 " That ' s the respect that we give each other , " said Miranda , a 50 - year - old Woodland Park , N . J . , resident . 50 - year - old why does his age matter? 17 22 +531 3 " That ' s the respect that we give each other , " said Miranda , a 50 - year - old Woodland Park , N . J . , resident . 50 - year - old How long was he in the military? 17 22 +531 4 " They call me by saying , ‘ Hey , master sergeant . ' " Home Depot is one of a number of companies that have stepped up their efforts to recruit U . S . military veterans , helping ex - service members such as Miranda who have struggled to find work and to adjust to life back home . recruit Why is it hard for U.S. military veterans to find a job? 31 32 +531 4 " They call me by saying , ‘ Hey , master sergeant . ' " Home Depot is one of a number of companies that have stepped up their efforts to recruit U . S . military veterans , helping ex - service members such as Miranda who have struggled to find work and to adjust to life back home . Home Depot are they a good employer? 15 17 +531 4 " They call me by saying , ‘ Hey , master sergeant . ' " Home Depot is one of a number of companies that have stepped up their efforts to recruit U . S . military veterans , helping ex - service members such as Miranda who have struggled to find work and to adjust to life back home . is one What are some of the other big names who are supportive? 17 19 +531 4 " They call me by saying , ‘ Hey , master sergeant . ' " Home Depot is one of a number of companies that have stepped up their efforts to recruit U . S . military veterans , helping ex - service members such as Miranda who have struggled to find work and to adjust to life back home . stepped up their efforts Do they have a recruitment regimen already in place for veterans? 26 30 +531 5 The chain of home - improvement stores employs 35 , 000 veterans , around 10 percent of its workforce , and has committed to hire about 55 , 000 vets over the next five years . committed How does Home Depot reach out to the veterans to let them know that they are looking to hire vets? 22 23 +531 5 The chain of home - improvement stores employs 35 , 000 veterans , around 10 percent of its workforce , and has committed to hire about 55 , 000 vets over the next five years . has committed Why have they committed to this cause? 21 23 +532 1 LOS ANGELES - Little - known fact : When it comes to extracting oxygen from the air we breathe , we humans are just OK . humans which animal is better? 21 22 +532 1 LOS ANGELES - Little - known fact : When it comes to extracting oxygen from the air we breathe , we humans are just OK . just OK Why are humans just OK when it comes to extracting oxygen? 23 25 +532 1 LOS ANGELES - Little - known fact : When it comes to extracting oxygen from the air we breathe , we humans are just OK . humans are just OK What is better? 21 25 +532 2 Birds are more efficient breathers than we are . more efficient breathers how do they breath? 2 5 +532 2 Birds are more efficient breathers than we are . efficient breathers How are birds more efficient breathers? 3 5 +532 2 Birds are more efficient breathers than we are . more efficient What makes them more efficient? 2 4 +532 3 So are alligators and , according to a new study , monitor lizards , and probably most dinosaurs were as well . probably most dinosaurs how do we know this? 15 18 +532 3 So are alligators and , according to a new study , monitor lizards , and probably most dinosaurs were as well . new study , Which study? 8 11 +532 4 Humans are what are called tidal breathers . tidal breathers what does that mean? 5 7 +532 4 Humans are what are called tidal breathers . tidal What's a tidal breather? 5 6 +532 4 Humans are what are called tidal breathers . tidal breathers What is a tidal breather? 5 7 +532 4 Humans are what are called tidal breathers . tidal breathers What is a tidal breather? 5 7 +533 1 TOPPENISH , Wash . - The Yakama Nation sits in the fertile heart of illegal marijuana country . Yakama Where is the Yakama Nation located? 6 7 +533 1 TOPPENISH , Wash . - The Yakama Nation sits in the fertile heart of illegal marijuana country . fertile What makes this area so fertile? 11 12 +533 1 TOPPENISH , Wash . - The Yakama Nation sits in the fertile heart of illegal marijuana country . marijuana country illegal country? 15 17 +533 1 TOPPENISH , Wash . - The Yakama Nation sits in the fertile heart of illegal marijuana country . illegal marijuana country Where is illegal marijuana country? 14 17 +533 2 The soil is rich . The growing season is long . growing How long is the growing season? 6 7 +533 2 The soil is rich . The growing season is long . soil is rich What makes the soil rich? 1 4 +533 3 And the biggest illegal pot grow in state history was seized here on sacred forested acres where the tribe hunts and gathers food in the shadow of Mount Adams , also known as Pahto . biggest How much did they seized? 2 3 +533 3 And the biggest illegal pot grow in state history was seized here on sacred forested acres where the tribe hunts and gathers food in the shadow of Mount Adams , also known as Pahto . was seized here Who seized this area? 9 12 +533 3 And the biggest illegal pot grow in state history was seized here on sacred forested acres where the tribe hunts and gathers food in the shadow of Mount Adams , also known as Pahto . seized here how big was it? 10 12 +533 3 And the biggest illegal pot grow in state history was seized here on sacred forested acres where the tribe hunts and gathers food in the shadow of Mount Adams , also known as Pahto . state history The biggest illegal pot grow was in what state's history? 7 9 +533 4 A year has passed since Washington voters legalized recreational marijuana use . passed How much has changed since recreational marijuana use was legalized? 3 4 +533 4 A year has passed since Washington voters legalized recreational marijuana use . legalized recreational marijuana use What are the effects to the community of the legalization of recreational marijuana use? 7 11 +533 4 A year has passed since Washington voters legalized recreational marijuana use . recreational marijuana which year did they legalize? 8 10 +533 5 State officials are poised to issue licenses to grow , process and sell what once was contraband . State officials are poised Which state officials are poised to issue licenses? 0 4 +533 5 State officials are poised to issue licenses to grow , process and sell what once was contraband . poised How do the officials feel about legalized recreational marijuana use? 3 4 +533 5 State officials are poised to issue licenses to grow , process and sell what once was contraband . contraband What is the meaning of contraband? 16 17 +534 1 ARIVACA , Ariz . - There was a time when Maggie Milinovitch and her husband didn ' t agree on whether to give food and water to the weary border crossers who traversed the couple ' s desert land a few miles north of the Mexico border in southern Arizona . didn ' t agree What are the sides of agreement? 15 19 +534 1 ARIVACA , Ariz . - There was a time when Maggie Milinovitch and her husband didn ' t agree on whether to give food and water to the weary border crossers who traversed the couple ' s desert land a few miles north of the Mexico border in southern Arizona . weary border crossers How long have they been without food and water? 28 31 +534 1 ARIVACA , Ariz . - There was a time when Maggie Milinovitch and her husband didn ' t agree on whether to give food and water to the weary border crossers who traversed the couple ' s desert land a few miles north of the Mexico border in southern Arizona . the couple ' s desert land How much land do they own there? 33 39 +534 2 While she wanted to help , her husband worried they may be arrested or lose their land if they gave aid to the dozens of travelers , many of them desperate and dehydrated , and some nearly crippled by enormous blisters on the bottoms of their feet . enormous blisters did the blisters pop? 39 41 +534 2 While she wanted to help , her husband worried they may be arrested or lose their land if they gave aid to the dozens of travelers , many of them desperate and dehydrated , and some nearly crippled by enormous blisters on the bottoms of their feet . may be arrested Is it illegal to give the travelers food and water? 10 13 +534 2 While she wanted to help , her husband worried they may be arrested or lose their land if they gave aid to the dozens of travelers , many of them desperate and dehydrated , and some nearly crippled by enormous blisters on the bottoms of their feet . dozens of travelers , Why are they traveling? 23 27 +534 2 While she wanted to help , her husband worried they may be arrested or lose their land if they gave aid to the dozens of travelers , many of them desperate and dehydrated , and some nearly crippled by enormous blisters on the bottoms of their feet . enormous blisters on the bottoms of their feet Why are the travelers not prepared for their journey with proper shoes and adequate amounts of food and water? 39 47 +534 3 " If I come across someone in need , I ' m not going to just leave them there , " said Milinovitch , who has lived in Arivaca since 1980 . lived in Arivaca since 1980 Was she born and raised there? 26 31 +534 4 Still , she didn ' t want to break the law . break the law What did that specific law state? 8 11 +534 5 These are the sort of hard decisions that hundreds of residents who live in the harsh , mesquite - speckled borderlands have had to make on a regular basis . mesquite - speckled what is mesquite? 17 20 +534 5 These are the sort of hard decisions that hundreds of residents who live in the harsh , mesquite - speckled borderlands have had to make on a regular basis . hard decisions What are some of the other decisions? 5 7 +534 5 These are the sort of hard decisions that hundreds of residents who live in the harsh , mesquite - speckled borderlands have had to make on a regular basis . live in the harsh , mesquite - speckled borderlands Is there a benefit to living in this harsh environment? 12 21 +535 1 CHICAGO - Snow - covered roads , high winds and ice were creating dangerous driving conditions Sunday from the Dakotas to Missouri to Delaware ahead of a " polar vortex " that ' ll bring below - zero - and possibly record - breaking - temperatures not seen in years to much of the nation . " polar vortex " What is causing this dramatic weather pattern? 27 31 +535 1 CHICAGO - Snow - covered roads , high winds and ice were creating dangerous driving conditions Sunday from the Dakotas to Missouri to Delaware ahead of a " polar vortex " that ' ll bring below - zero - and possibly record - breaking - temperatures not seen in years to much of the nation . years How many years? 49 50 +535 3 With it comes a startling forecast : 25 below zero in Fargo , N . D . , minus 31 in International Falls , Minn . , and 15 below in Indianapolis and Chicago . forecast : why so cold? 5 7 +535 4 " It ' s just a dangerous cold , " National Weather Service meteorologist Butch Dye in Missouri said . just a dangerous cold , " Why is a meteorologist phrasing the phenomenon like this? 4 10 +535 4 " It ' s just a dangerous cold , " National Weather Service meteorologist Butch Dye in Missouri said . Butch Dye what are his credentials? 14 16 +535 5 Several states in the Midwest were getting walloped with up to a foot of new snow , and residents shoveled out and stocked up on groceries before bitterly cold temperatures set in overnight . Several states in the Midwest Which Midwestern states? 0 5 +535 5 Several states in the Midwest were getting walloped with up to a foot of new snow , and residents shoveled out and stocked up on groceries before bitterly cold temperatures set in overnight . walloped definition of this word? 7 8 +536 1 PYONGYANG , North Korea - Dennis Rodman said Monday that a game he and other former National Basketball Association players are planning in North Korea will be a " birthday present " for one of their most unlikely fans : leader Kim Jong Un . " birthday present " how old is he? 28 32 +536 2 Rodman ' s squad - featuring ex - All Stars Kenny Anderson , Cliff Robinson and Vin Baker - will play against a team of North Koreans on Wednesday , which is believed to be Kim ' s birthday . a team of North Koreans Which players are on the team? 22 27 +536 2 Rodman ' s squad - featuring ex - All Stars Kenny Anderson , Cliff Robinson and Vin Baker - will play against a team of North Koreans on Wednesday , which is believed to be Kim ' s birthday . North Koreans does north korea have a team? 25 27 +536 3 The former NBA players , who arrived in Pyongyang on Monday , also include Eric " Sleepy " Floyd , guard Doug Christie and Charles D . Smith , who played for the New York Knicks . " Sleepy " why is he named that? 15 18 +536 4 Four streetballers are also on the squad . Four streetballers Who are the streetballers? 0 2 +536 4 Four streetballers are also on the squad . streetballers what is a streetballer? 1 2 +536 4 Four streetballers are also on the squad . streetballers What are streetballers? 1 2 +536 4 Four streetballers are also on the squad . streetballers What is a streetballer? 1 2 +537 1 MILWAUKEE - The electric barrier on the Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal that is considered the last line of defense to stop an Asian carp invasion of Lake Michigan has a problem : Fish can swim through it . Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal Where in Chicago is this canal located? 7 12 +537 1 MILWAUKEE - The electric barrier on the Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal that is considered the last line of defense to stop an Asian carp invasion of Lake Michigan has a problem : Fish can swim through it . Asian carp invasion Did the Asian carp originate in Asia? 23 26 +537 2 A report by the U . S . Army Corps of Engineers and U . S . the U . S . Army Corps who reported it? 3 10 +537 3 Fish and Wildlife Service revealed that fish can be transported across the electrified swath of canal when they get trapped in the wake of a barge . trapped in the wake of a barge How do these fish get trapped in the wake of a barge? 19 26 +537 3 Fish and Wildlife Service revealed that fish can be transported across the electrified swath of canal when they get trapped in the wake of a barge . the electrified swath How does this electrified swath operate? 11 14 +537 3 Fish and Wildlife Service revealed that fish can be transported across the electrified swath of canal when they get trapped in the wake of a barge . electrified What is an electrified swath? 12 13 +537 3 Fish and Wildlife Service revealed that fish can be transported across the electrified swath of canal when they get trapped in the wake of a barge . electrified swath how do they electrify it? 12 14 +537 4 Research also shows that the metal barges can essentially suck electricity out of the water as they motor through the barrier zone , creating a moving " bubble " of water that isn ' t pulsing with the intended electrical current . motor through the barrier zone , Is it possible to stop the motors on the barges and let tug boats guide them through? 17 23 +537 4 Research also shows that the metal barges can essentially suck electricity out of the water as they motor through the barrier zone , creating a moving " bubble " of water that isn ' t pulsing with the intended electrical current . Research also shows Who was the research conducted by? 0 3 +537 5 The study also revealed that small fish are not always incapacitated by the electrical current in the water . small fish How detrimental to the environment are these fish that are getting through the barriers? 5 7 +537 5 The study also revealed that small fish are not always incapacitated by the electrical current in the water . small Why aren't small fish sometimes incapacitated by the electrical current? 5 6 +538 1 LOVELOCK , Nev . - For years , school nurse Deborah Pontius came to work with nits to pick . came to work with nits to pick Why did Deborah have nits to pick at work? 12 19 +538 1 LOVELOCK , Nev . - For years , school nurse Deborah Pontius came to work with nits to pick . nits what kind of nits? 16 17 +538 1 LOVELOCK , Nev . - For years , school nurse Deborah Pontius came to work with nits to pick . For years , How many years? 5 8 +538 2 On some days in this isolated central Nevada town , she ' d actually sift through the hair of students found with live head lice . through the sift through why? 15 17 +538 2 On some days in this isolated central Nevada town , she ' d actually sift through the hair of students found with live head lice . live head lice How are students getting live head lice in their hair? 22 25 +538 3 But something bigger bugged her : the district ' s policy of sending children home when they were infested with head lice - grayish - white insects that suck blood from the scalp and cause severe itching . bugged her : What bugged her? 3 6 +538 3 But something bigger bugged her : the district ' s policy of sending children home when they were infested with head lice - grayish - white insects that suck blood from the scalp and cause severe itching . policy What does the policy state? 10 11 +538 4 Pontius saw stricken students miss weeks of school . saw stricken what does stricken mean? 1 3 +538 4 Pontius saw stricken students miss weeks of school . miss weeks of school Why were students missing weeks of school? 4 8 +538 5 A re - entry ticket involved painstaking inspections , with parents required to prove that not a single hitchhiker resided on a child ' s head . re - entry ticket involved painstaking Why is reentry painstaking? 1 7 +538 5 A re - entry ticket involved painstaking inspections , with parents required to prove that not a single hitchhiker resided on a child ' s head . re - entry ticket a certificate? 1 5 +538 5 A re - entry ticket involved painstaking inspections , with parents required to prove that not a single hitchhiker resided on a child ' s head . painstaking Who was this painstaking for? 6 7 +538 5 A re - entry ticket involved painstaking inspections , with parents required to prove that not a single hitchhiker resided on a child ' s head . inspections , What was involved with \"inspections\"? 7 9 +539 1 LIVERMORE , Calif . - Your head aches , you ' re congested and simply getting out of bed is a chore . head aches , Why do they have headaches? 6 9 +539 1 LIVERMORE , Calif . - Your head aches , you ' re congested and simply getting out of bed is a chore . aches , Am I getting sick? 7 9 +539 1 LIVERMORE , Calif . - Your head aches , you ' re congested and simply getting out of bed is a chore . you ' re congested Is the congestion from a cold? 9 13 +539 1 LIVERMORE , Calif . - Your head aches , you ' re congested and simply getting out of bed is a chore . a chore What is making getting out of bed a chore? 20 22 +539 2 You pay a visit to your doctor , and within minutes - using a simple cheek swab placed in a tiny box - he knows precisely which virus or bacteria is causing the symptoms and prescribes the right treatment . tiny box How does the tiny box detect anything? 20 22 +539 2 You pay a visit to your doctor , and within minutes - using a simple cheek swab placed in a tiny box - he knows precisely which virus or bacteria is causing the symptoms and prescribes the right treatment . within Is this test really available? 9 10 +539 2 You pay a visit to your doctor , and within minutes - using a simple cheek swab placed in a tiny box - he knows precisely which virus or bacteria is causing the symptoms and prescribes the right treatment . cheek swab placed in a tiny box Why is this in a tiny box? 15 22 +539 2 You pay a visit to your doctor , and within minutes - using a simple cheek swab placed in a tiny box - he knows precisely which virus or bacteria is causing the symptoms and prescribes the right treatment . which virus or bacteria Was the virus or bacteria determined? 26 30 +539 3 While this scene would be right at home in the " Star Trek " sick bay , it may become a staple in real - world clinics within the decade , according to Lawrence Livermore Laboratory chemical engineer Elizabeth Wheeler . may How long have they've been working on this test? 18 19 +539 3 While this scene would be right at home in the " Star Trek " sick bay , it may become a staple in real - world clinics within the decade , according to Lawrence Livermore Laboratory chemical engineer Elizabeth Wheeler . it may become a staple How would this become a staple in the real world? 17 22 +539 4 Wheeler ' s team of engineers , biologists and chemists , headed by principal investigator Reginald Beer , is developing a method to recognize disease - causing pathogens quicker than ever before . method How is the method being developed? 21 22 +539 4 Wheeler ' s team of engineers , biologists and chemists , headed by principal investigator Reginald Beer , is developing a method to recognize disease - causing pathogens quicker than ever before . method What kind of method are they developing? 21 22 +539 4 Wheeler ' s team of engineers , biologists and chemists , headed by principal investigator Reginald Beer , is developing a method to recognize disease - causing pathogens quicker than ever before . developing a method How are they developing a method? 19 22 +539 4 Wheeler ' s team of engineers , biologists and chemists , headed by principal investigator Reginald Beer , is developing a method to recognize disease - causing pathogens quicker than ever before . quicker than ever What is the current rate of recognition? 28 31 +539 5 The key : obtaining the bacteria or virus DNA and rapidly copying it so there ' s enough to identify what ' s causing your illness . rapidly copying it Why does rapidly copying it detect illness? 10 13 +539 5 The key : obtaining the bacteria or virus DNA and rapidly copying it so there ' s enough to identify what ' s causing your illness . copying How long does it usually take now to identify the bacteria or virus DNA? 11 12 +539 5 The key : obtaining the bacteria or virus DNA and rapidly copying it so there ' s enough to identify what ' s causing your illness . obtaining the bacteria or virus DNA How is this obtained? 3 9 +540 1 LOS ANGELES - The Webb Schools , a private high school in Claremont , is a magnet for college recruiters from around the country and the world . magnet for college recruiters Why do colleges want students from this school specifically? 16 20 +540 1 LOS ANGELES - The Webb Schools , a private high school in Claremont , is a magnet for college recruiters from around the country and the world . magnet What is magnetic to recruiters about Webb Schools? 16 17 +540 1 LOS ANGELES - The Webb Schools , a private high school in Claremont , is a magnet for college recruiters from around the country and the world . magnet Why is it a magnet for college recruiters? 16 17 +540 2 This fall , 113 Ivy League and other schools sent representatives to the campus - more than the 106 students in the senior class . 113 Ivy League and other schools Why are their efforts so intense? 3 9 +540 2 This fall , 113 Ivy League and other schools sent representatives to the campus - more than the 106 students in the senior class . 113 Ivy League and other schools Why did 113 Ivy League and other schools send representatives? 3 9 +540 3 At Jefferson High School , a low - income public school with 280 seniors in South Los Angeles , eight recruiters from local universities showed up . eight recruiters Why are students from this school so much less desirable to recruiters? 19 21 +540 4 Recruiters ' visits often are an important first contact for students to discover campuses far beyond their hometowns and for the colleges to discover talented applicants . talented applicants How do the recruiters know about \"talented applicants\"? 24 26 +540 5 Students may be left behind in the competition for college entrance and financial aid when admissions officials skip their campuses , counselors and education experts said . left behind How else do students hear about schools they might attend? 3 5 +540 5 Students may be left behind in the competition for college entrance and financial aid when admissions officials skip their campuses , counselors and education experts said . skip Is there a way to ensure that admissions officials visit low-income public schools? 17 18 +541 1 Ongoing excavation of a collapsed rock shelter that was used by Neanderthals suggests that our extinct human relatives organized their living spaces according to tasks , researchers say . researchers say Who are the researchers? 26 28 +541 1 Ongoing excavation of a collapsed rock shelter that was used by Neanderthals suggests that our extinct human relatives organized their living spaces according to tasks , researchers say . organized their living spaces What did the researchers see that shown them the Neanderthals organized their living spaces by task? 18 22 +541 2 In a paper published recently in the Canadian Journal of Archaeology , researchers examined artifacts recovered at Riparo Bombrini , in northwest Italy , and concluded that their dwelling was organized around such activities as butchering animals , shaping tools and building fires . artifacts What are the artifacts? 14 15 +541 2 In a paper published recently in the Canadian Journal of Archaeology , researchers examined artifacts recovered at Riparo Bombrini , in northwest Italy , and concluded that their dwelling was organized around such activities as butchering animals , shaping tools and building fires . Riparo Bombrini , what is that? 17 20 +541 4 " We found that Neanderthals did not just throw their stuff everywhere but in fact were organized and purposeful when it came to domestic space , " Riel - Salvatore said in a prepared statement . organized and purposeful how did they organize? 16 19 +541 5 The archaeological site , which was severely destroyed during railroad construction , hosted both Neanderthals and humans . destroyed during railroad construction , If the site was destroyed, how do they know it hosted both Neanderthals and humans? 7 12 +541 5 The archaeological site , which was severely destroyed during railroad construction , hosted both Neanderthals and humans . destroyed during railroad why did they destroy it? 7 10 +541 5 The archaeological site , which was severely destroyed during railroad construction , hosted both Neanderthals and humans . Neanderthals and humans What showed the researchers that this site hosted Neanderthals and humans? 14 17 +542 1 WASHINGTON - The world ' s most expensive science project - the $ 100 billion - plus International Space Station - is poised to get four more years in orbit . most expensive science project How is the $100 billion split between the world nations? 6 10 +542 1 WASHINGTON - The world ' s most expensive science project - the $ 100 billion - plus International Space Station - is poised to get four more years in orbit . world ' s most expensive science project Why is the International Space Station the world's most expensive science project? What is its significance? 3 10 +542 2 According to documents obtained by the Orlando Sentinel , NASA plans to announce this week that it has White House approval to extend the station ' s operations by four years until 2024 . extend the station ' s operations What will be the benefits of extending the space station's operations? 22 28 +542 2 According to documents obtained by the Orlando Sentinel , NASA plans to announce this week that it has White House approval to extend the station ' s operations by four years until 2024 . extend the station ' s operations by four years Why did the White House approve a four year extension? 22 31 +542 3 The decision follows years of pressure by top NASA officials , who consider the station a critical steppingstone to future exploration . by top NASA officials , Who are the top NASA officials? 6 11 +542 3 The decision follows years of pressure by top NASA officials , who consider the station a critical steppingstone to future exploration . top NASA officials , What were the names of the top NASA officials? 7 11 +542 3 The decision follows years of pressure by top NASA officials , who consider the station a critical steppingstone to future exploration . critical steppingstone to future exploration Why does NASA consider the station a critical steppingstone to future exploration? 16 21 +542 3 The decision follows years of pressure by top NASA officials , who consider the station a critical steppingstone to future exploration . follows years of pressure how many years? 2 6 +542 3 The decision follows years of pressure by top NASA officials , who consider the station a critical steppingstone to future exploration . critical Why is the International Space Station a critical steppingstone? 16 17 +542 4 But a four - year extension likely would cost NASA about $ 3 billion a year from 2021 to 2024 . cost NASA about $ 3 billion Is there any way profit from the space station such as small models, 3D models, etc.? 8 14 +542 4 But a four - year extension likely would cost NASA about $ 3 billion a year from 2021 to 2024 . $ 3 billion a year Why will the extension cost NASA about $3 billion a year? 11 16 +542 4 But a four - year extension likely would cost NASA about $ 3 billion a year from 2021 to 2024 . $ 3 billion why so much money? 11 14 +542 5 That ' s a major chunk of the agency ' s annual budget , which is now about $ 17 billion , and a longer mission could force NASA to make tough financial decisions in the future . make tough financial decisions in the future What programs would need to be cut so the funding would best benefit the space station and the space program as a whole? 30 37 +542 5 That ' s a major chunk of the agency ' s annual budget , which is now about $ 17 billion , and a longer mission could force NASA to make tough financial decisions in the future . could force NASA Why is NASA willing to stretch their annual budget for this project? 26 29 +543 1 BEIJING - When China landed its first lunar rover on the moon last month , many Americans reacted with a shrug . many Americans reacted with a shrug Why were Americans so indifferent? 15 21 +543 2 After all , the U . S . sent men to the moon more than 40 years ago , and the Soviets landed a rover there too . Soviets landed a rover there too Why did the Soviets land a rover on the moon? 21 27 +543 3 But among lunar scientists , the Chang ' e 3 mission has generated considerable interest . generated considerable interest Why is there considerable interest in the Chang'e 3 mission? 12 15 +543 3 But among lunar scientists , the Chang ' e 3 mission has generated considerable interest . interest What kind of interest over Chang'e 3 mission and why? 14 15 +543 3 But among lunar scientists , the Chang ' e 3 mission has generated considerable interest . generated considerable interest Why is this mission so interesting to scientists? 12 15 +543 4 They say the lander and the rover , equipped with ground - penetrating radar , cameras , a telescope and spectroscopic instruments , could gather significant new information , especially relating to the chemical composition and depth of the lunar soil . chemical composition and depth of the lunar soil does this matter? 33 41 +543 4 They say the lander and the rover , equipped with ground - penetrating radar , cameras , a telescope and spectroscopic instruments , could gather significant new information , especially relating to the chemical composition and depth of the lunar soil . significant new information , What sort of significant new information? 25 29 +543 4 They say the lander and the rover , equipped with ground - penetrating radar , cameras , a telescope and spectroscopic instruments , could gather significant new information , especially relating to the chemical composition and depth of the lunar soil . gather significant new information , Why hasn't this been done in the past? 24 29 +543 5 Such data , they say , could shed light on the history of the moon and , by extension , Earth . they say , who said it exactly? 3 6 +543 5 Such data , they say , could shed light on the history of the moon and , by extension , Earth . by extension , Earth What does the history of the moon have to do with the history of Earth? 17 21 +543 5 Such data , they say , could shed light on the history of the moon and , by extension , Earth . Such data What data was there? 0 2 +544 1 WASHINGTON - Population growth in Southern and Western states , led by Texas , California and Florida , accounted for more than 80 percent of new residents nationwide over the last three years , surpassing the Northeast and Midwest in the demographic contest that plays a key role in determining states ' political clout , census data released Monday show . surpassing the Northeast and Midwest What states does the population growth surpass in the Northeast and Midwest? 34 39 +544 1 WASHINGTON - Population growth in Southern and Western states , led by Texas , California and Florida , accounted for more than 80 percent of new residents nationwide over the last three years , surpassing the Northeast and Midwest in the demographic contest that plays a key role in determining states ' political clout , census data released Monday show . new residents Why does Texas, California and Florida have so many new residents? 25 27 +544 1 WASHINGTON - Population growth in Southern and Western states , led by Texas , California and Florida , accounted for more than 80 percent of new residents nationwide over the last three years , surpassing the Northeast and Midwest in the demographic contest that plays a key role in determining states ' political clout , census data released Monday show . determining states ' political clout , Why does this determine political clout? 49 55 +544 2 If states continue to grow at the same pace for the rest of the decade , Texas could gain three more congressional seats in 2020 , according to a Los Angeles Times analysis of the Census Bureau figures . Texas can they be limited? 16 17 +544 2 If states continue to grow at the same pace for the rest of the decade , Texas could gain three more congressional seats in 2020 , according to a Los Angeles Times analysis of the Census Bureau figures . gain How many seats does Texas have currently? 18 19 +544 3 Florida , North Carolina , Virginia and Colorado would stand to gain one seat each , while Illinois , Pennsylvania , Ohio , Michigan and Minnesota , West Virginia and Rhode Island would lose a seat each . would lose a seat is it unfair? 32 36 +544 3 Florida , North Carolina , Virginia and Colorado would stand to gain one seat each , while Illinois , Pennsylvania , Ohio , Michigan and Minnesota , West Virginia and Rhode Island would lose a seat each . gain How many seats do these states have currently? 11 12 +544 5 That number gets readjusted each decade . each decade have states lost or gained many seats? 4 6 +544 5 That number gets readjusted each decade . decade How are numbers readjusted each decade? 5 6 +544 5 That number gets readjusted each decade . decade Why does it only change every decade? 5 6 +545 1 WASHINGTON - The Obama administration on Wednesday pressed the nation ' s schools to abandon what it described as overly zealous discipline policies that send students to court instead of the principal ' s office . overly zealous discipline Why were schools using overly zealous discipline? 19 22 +545 1 WASHINGTON - The Obama administration on Wednesday pressed the nation ' s schools to abandon what it described as overly zealous discipline policies that send students to court instead of the principal ' s office . students to court why to court? 25 28 +545 1 WASHINGTON - The Obama administration on Wednesday pressed the nation ' s schools to abandon what it described as overly zealous discipline policies that send students to court instead of the principal ' s office . to abandon Why did they opt to abandon, why no try a reform? 13 15 +545 1 WASHINGTON - The Obama administration on Wednesday pressed the nation ' s schools to abandon what it described as overly zealous discipline policies that send students to court instead of the principal ' s office . overly zealous discipline policies Who set these original policies and what are the policies? 19 23 +545 2 Even before the announcement , school districts around the country have been taking action to adjust the policies that disproportionately affect minority students . adjust the policies What are the policies? 15 18 +545 2 Even before the announcement , school districts around the country have been taking action to adjust the policies that disproportionately affect minority students . been taking action to adjust the policies What actions had schools been taking to adjust the policies? 11 18 +545 2 Even before the announcement , school districts around the country have been taking action to adjust the policies that disproportionately affect minority students . taking action to adjust What specific actions have been taken? 12 16 +545 2 Even before the announcement , school districts around the country have been taking action to adjust the policies that disproportionately affect minority students . disproportionately affect minority students Why are these policies in place? 19 23 +545 3 Attorney General Eric Holder said problems often stem from well - intentioned " zero - tolerance " policies that can inject the criminal justice system into school matters . " zero - tolerance " policies What are the zero tolerance policies? 12 18 +545 4 " A routine school disciplinary infraction should land a student in the principal ' s office , not in a police precinct , " Holder said . routine is it always routine? 2 3 +545 4 " A routine school disciplinary infraction should land a student in the principal ' s office , not in a police precinct , " Holder said . school disciplinary infraction What is an example of a routine infraction?\n 3 6 +545 4 " A routine school disciplinary infraction should land a student in the principal ' s office , not in a police precinct , " Holder said . principal ' s office , not in a police precinct , " Is this the majority belief? 12 24 +545 5 But it ' s about race , too , the government said in a letter accompanying the new guidelines it issued Wednesday . But it ' s about race , too , How does the issue correlate to race? 0 9 +545 5 But it ' s about race , too , the government said in a letter accompanying the new guidelines it issued Wednesday . race , which race? 5 7 +545 5 But it ' s about race , too , the government said in a letter accompanying the new guidelines it issued Wednesday . it ' s about race , How is it about race, specifically? 1 7 +545 5 But it ' s about race , too , the government said in a letter accompanying the new guidelines it issued Wednesday . new guidelines What are the new guidelines? 17 19 +546 1 OFF THE COAST OF SAN DIEGO - Elizabeth Lopez maneuvered a massive steel claw over the side of a 134 - foot sailboat and guided its descent through swaying kelp and schools of fish 10 miles off the coast of San Diego . steel claw What is she doing with a steel claw on a sail boat? 12 14 +546 1 OFF THE COAST OF SAN DIEGO - Elizabeth Lopez maneuvered a massive steel claw over the side of a 134 - foot sailboat and guided its descent through swaying kelp and schools of fish 10 miles off the coast of San Diego . steel claw Why would Elizabeth Lopez lower a steel claw so deep? 12 14 +546 2 She was hoping to catch pieces of a mysterious marine ecosystem that scientists are calling the plastisphere . mysterious why is it mysterious? 8 9 +546 2 She was hoping to catch pieces of a mysterious marine ecosystem that scientists are calling the plastisphere . plastisphere What is the platisphere? 16 17 +546 3 It starts with particles of degraded plastic no bigger than grains of salt . degraded plastic how does it degrade? 5 7 +546 3 It starts with particles of degraded plastic no bigger than grains of salt . It starts What starts this? 0 2 +546 3 It starts with particles of degraded plastic no bigger than grains of salt . degraded How are plastics degraded in the ocean? 5 6 +546 4 Bacteria take up residence on those tiny pieces of trash . Bacteria take up residence What types of bacteria? 0 4 +546 4 Bacteria take up residence on those tiny pieces of trash . Bacteria take up residence are they dangerous? 0 4 +546 4 Bacteria take up residence on those tiny pieces of trash . residence Why are bacteria drawn to pieces of trash? 3 4 +547 1 SEATTLE - Fifty years after the U . S . Fifty years after what? 2 4 +547 1 SEATTLE - Fifty years after the U . S . Fifty years Fifty years of what? 2 4 +547 1 SEATTLE - Fifty years after the U . S . after the U . S After the U.S. what? 4 9 +547 2 Surgeon General first warned of the health effects of smoking , a new analysis from the University of Washington shows that the number of smokers worldwide - and the number of cigarettes consumed - has never been higher . has never been higher is that right? 34 38 +547 2 Surgeon General first warned of the health effects of smoking , a new analysis from the University of Washington shows that the number of smokers worldwide - and the number of cigarettes consumed - has never been higher . health effects of smoking , What did the Surgeon General state as the health effects of smoking? 6 11 +547 2 Surgeon General first warned of the health effects of smoking , a new analysis from the University of Washington shows that the number of smokers worldwide - and the number of cigarettes consumed - has never been higher . has never been higher Why is this? 34 38 +547 2 Surgeon General first warned of the health effects of smoking , a new analysis from the University of Washington shows that the number of smokers worldwide - and the number of cigarettes consumed - has never been higher . number of smokers worldwide How many smokers are there worldwide? 22 26 +547 3 Between 1980 and 2012 , the number of adults who smoke increased from 721 million to nearly 1 billion , reports the study published Tuesday in the Journal of the American Medical Association . increased What is the cause of this increase? 11 12 +547 4 The number of cigarettes smoked globally jumped from about 5 trillion to 6 . 25 trillion . trillion to 6 . 25 trillion why did it jump? 10 16 +547 4 The number of cigarettes smoked globally jumped from about 5 trillion to 6 . 25 trillion . globally jumped Is this because of marketing? 5 7 +547 5 The study , which is one of the most comprehensive ever to examine global tobacco use , shows that the remarkable reductions in smoking rates in the United States and other wealthy countries have been offset by a growing epidemic in the developing world . most comprehensive ever What makes this the most comprehensive ever? 8 11 +547 5 The study , which is one of the most comprehensive ever to examine global tobacco use , shows that the remarkable reductions in smoking rates in the United States and other wealthy countries have been offset by a growing epidemic in the developing world . examine global tobacco What are the examining methods used here? 12 15 +547 5 The study , which is one of the most comprehensive ever to examine global tobacco use , shows that the remarkable reductions in smoking rates in the United States and other wealthy countries have been offset by a growing epidemic in the developing world . growing epidemic What makes this a growing epidemic? 38 40 +548 1 MINNEAPOLIS - Ridwa Yakob knew what libraries had : books . Ridwa Yakob Who is Ridwa Yakob? 2 4 +548 1 MINNEAPOLIS - Ridwa Yakob knew what libraries had : books . books what else do they have? 9 10 +548 1 MINNEAPOLIS - Ridwa Yakob knew what libraries had : books . Ridwa Yakob Who is Ridwa Yakob? 2 4 +548 2 Then she saw the Teen Tech Center at the Minneapolis Central Library . Teen Tech Center What does the Teen Tech Center do? 4 7 +548 2 Then she saw the Teen Tech Center at the Minneapolis Central Library . Teen Tech what is teen tech? 4 6 +548 2 Then she saw the Teen Tech Center at the Minneapolis Central Library . Teen Tech Center What is the teen tech center? 4 7 +548 3 This digital playground , which opened in 2013 , has rows of new computers , iPads , the latest video equipment and even its own soundproof recording studio . soundproof recording studio Why does it have its own recording studio? 25 28 +548 4 " Growing up , I used to be super into reading . " Growing what does she do now? 0 2 +548 4 " Growing up , I used to be super into reading . super into reading What did the speaker like to read growing up? 8 11 +549 1 WASHINGTON - Signing up for health insurance on the new state and federal exchanges was supposed to be the easy part of the Affordable Care Act . the easy is it not easy? 18 20 +549 1 WASHINGTON - Signing up for health insurance on the new state and federal exchanges was supposed to be the easy part of the Affordable Care Act . exchanges What are \"state and federal exchanges\"? 13 14 +549 1 WASHINGTON - Signing up for health insurance on the new state and federal exchanges was supposed to be the easy part of the Affordable Care Act . was supposed to be the easy part Why was signing up supposed to be the easy part? 14 21 +549 2 But the really dicey part , according to many health policy experts , is just beginning . many health policy experts , Which health policy experts? 8 13 +549 2 But the really dicey part , according to many health policy experts , is just beginning . dicey part , what is the dicey part? 3 6 +549 2 But the really dicey part , according to many health policy experts , is just beginning . dicey part , How is signing up for healthcare considered \"dicey\"? 3 6 +549 2 But the really dicey part , according to many health policy experts , is just beginning . is just beginning Why is the dicey part just beginning? 13 16 +549 3 With the law fully in effect as of Jan . 1 , they fear Americans who have enrolled in health insurance for the first time under the ACA are likely to discover that having coverage doesn ' t guarantee them easy access to a primary care doctor , dentist or mental health professional . easy Why is there an expectation that obtaining this type of care should be easy? 40 41 +549 3 With the law fully in effect as of Jan . 1 , they fear Americans who have enrolled in health insurance for the first time under the ACA are likely to discover that having coverage doesn ' t guarantee them easy access to a primary care doctor , dentist or mental health professional . law fully in effect as of Jan . 1 , Why did the law go fully in effect on Jan. 1? 2 12 +549 4 Some changes in the works , such as the use of new technologies and allowing mid - level medical providers to perform some functions usually reserved for doctors and dentists , should improve health care access in the long run . perform some functions Which functions? 21 24 +549 4 Some changes in the works , such as the use of new technologies and allowing mid - level medical providers to perform some functions usually reserved for doctors and dentists , should improve health care access in the long run . mid - level what does this mean? 15 18 +549 4 Some changes in the works , such as the use of new technologies and allowing mid - level medical providers to perform some functions usually reserved for doctors and dentists , should improve health care access in the long run . allowing mid - level medical providers How are mid-level providers going to improve on what top tier providers were performing? This sounds counter intuitive. 14 20 +549 4 Some changes in the works , such as the use of new technologies and allowing mid - level medical providers to perform some functions usually reserved for doctors and dentists , should improve health care access in the long run . new technologies What new technologies are being used? 11 13 +549 4 Some changes in the works , such as the use of new technologies and allowing mid - level medical providers to perform some functions usually reserved for doctors and dentists , should improve health care access in the long run . mid - level medical providers Who are mid-level medical providers? 15 20 +549 5 " In the meantime , " said Linda Rosenberg , president of the National Council for Behavioral Health , " people are going to suffer " . " people are going to suffer " Why are people going to suffer? 19 26 +550 1 LOS ANGELES - If you ' re in stop - and - go traffic , you ' re probably pretty unhappy about it . pretty unhappy how did they figure that? 19 21 +550 1 LOS ANGELES - If you ' re in stop - and - go traffic , you ' re probably pretty unhappy about it . unhappy Why does traffic make people unhappy? 20 21 +550 2 If you ' re a male penguin balancing an egg on your feet in the freezing Antarctic , that traffic jam is probably keeping you alive . male penguin what does this mean? 5 7 +550 2 If you ' re a male penguin balancing an egg on your feet in the freezing Antarctic , that traffic jam is probably keeping you alive . traffic jam is probably keeping you alive What traffic jam? 19 26 +550 2 If you ' re a male penguin balancing an egg on your feet in the freezing Antarctic , that traffic jam is probably keeping you alive . probably keeping you alive How is a traffic jam keeping penguins alive? 22 26 +550 3 Scientists studying huddles of emperor penguins in Antarctica have discovered that waves of movement travel though huddled masses of flightless birds rather as they do through cars stuck on the freeway during rush hour - but in ways that maximize the huddle ' s density and keep the birds warm as they incubate their eggs . Scientists studying huddles of emperor penguins Which scientists are studying emperor penguins? 0 6 +550 3 Scientists studying huddles of emperor penguins in Antarctica have discovered that waves of movement travel though huddled masses of flightless birds rather as they do through cars stuck on the freeway during rush hour - but in ways that maximize the huddle ' s density and keep the birds warm as they incubate their eggs . incubate their eggs its like a traffic jam? 52 55 +550 3 Scientists studying huddles of emperor penguins in Antarctica have discovered that waves of movement travel though huddled masses of flightless birds rather as they do through cars stuck on the freeway during rush hour - but in ways that maximize the huddle ' s density and keep the birds warm as they incubate their eggs . waves of movement travel Where are they traveling to? What is the purpose of the movement and travel? 11 15 +550 4 Emperor penguins are the only vertebrate species that breeds during the Antarctic winter , and they face freezing winds that blow as fast as 124 mph in an icy landscape that can be as cold as 58 degrees below zero . breeds during the Antarctic winter , Why is the winter their breeding season? 8 14 +551 1 Predicting the financial results of computer firms has been a tough job lately . lately why only lately? 12 13 +551 1 Predicting the financial results of computer firms has been a tough job lately . tough job lately Is their a particular cause for this? 10 13 +551 1 Predicting the financial results of computer firms has been a tough job lately . results Why is predicting financial results of computer firms tough lately? 3 4 +551 1 Predicting the financial results of computer firms has been a tough job lately . financial results FINANCIAL RESULTS FOR WHAT TIME FRAME? 2 4 +551 1 Predicting the financial results of computer firms has been a tough job lately . tough job lately What specifically is it about computer firms that makes prediction difficult? 10 13 +551 2 Take Microsoft Corp . , the largest maker of personal computer software and generally considered an industry bellwether . bellwether what is a bellwether? 17 18 +551 2 Take Microsoft Corp . , the largest maker of personal computer software and generally considered an industry bellwether . considered an industry bellwether Why are they considered an industry bellwether? 14 18 +551 2 Take Microsoft Corp . , the largest maker of personal computer software and generally considered an industry bellwether . considered Why is Microsoft Corp. considered an industry bellwether? 14 15 +551 3 In July , the company stunned Wall Street with the prediction that growth in the personal computer business overall would be only 10 % in 1990 , a modest increase when compared with the sizzling expansion of years past . July , of which year? 1 3 +551 3 In July , the company stunned Wall Street with the prediction that growth in the personal computer business overall would be only 10 % in 1990 , a modest increase when compared with the sizzling expansion of years past . the prediction Who is doing the predicting here? 9 11 +551 3 In July , the company stunned Wall Street with the prediction that growth in the personal computer business overall would be only 10 % in 1990 , a modest increase when compared with the sizzling expansion of years past . would be only 10 % What is the expectation? 19 24 +551 3 In July , the company stunned Wall Street with the prediction that growth in the personal computer business overall would be only 10 % in 1990 , a modest increase when compared with the sizzling expansion of years past . prediction Why did Wall Street predict 10% overall personal computer growth in 1990? 10 11 +551 3 In July , the company stunned Wall Street with the prediction that growth in the personal computer business overall would be only 10 % in 1990 , a modest increase when compared with the sizzling expansion of years past . modest Why was the increase in personal computer sales only modest in comparison to last year? 28 29 +551 3 In July , the company stunned Wall Street with the prediction that growth in the personal computer business overall would be only 10 % in 1990 , a modest increase when compared with the sizzling expansion of years past . expansion of years past WHAT WAS THE AVERAGE EXPANSION OF PREVIOUS YEARS? 35 39 +551 3 In July , the company stunned Wall Street with the prediction that growth in the personal computer business overall would be only 10 % in 1990 , a modest increase when compared with the sizzling expansion of years past . the prediction Why did they predict a slowdown in growth in this market? 9 11 +551 4 Investors - - taking this as a sign that a broad industry slump was in the offing - - reacted by selling the company ' s stock , which lost $ 3 . 25 that day to close at $ 52 in national over - the - counter trading . over - the - counter what is over the counter trading? 43 48 +551 4 Investors - - taking this as a sign that a broad industry slump was in the offing - - reacted by selling the company ' s stock , which lost $ 3 . 25 that day to close at $ 52 in national over - the - counter trading . broad industry slump What is the cause of this slump? 10 13 +551 4 Investors - - taking this as a sign that a broad industry slump was in the offing - - reacted by selling the company ' s stock , which lost $ 3 . 25 that day to close at $ 52 in national over - the - counter trading . reacted Why did investors react by selling the company's stock? 19 20 +551 4 Investors - - taking this as a sign that a broad industry slump was in the offing - - reacted by selling the company ' s stock , which lost $ 3 . 25 that day to close at $ 52 in national over - the - counter trading . over - the - counter trading WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN OVER THE COUNTER TRADING AND ANY OTHER TRADING? 43 49 +551 5 But that was all of three months ago . that WHAT WAS THREE MONTHS AGO? 1 2 +552 1 The stock market ' s dizzying gyrations during the past few days have made a lot of individual investors wish they could buy some sort of insurance . dizzying gyrations why is it gyrating? 5 7 +552 1 The stock market ' s dizzying gyrations during the past few days have made a lot of individual investors wish they could buy some sort of insurance . individual investors Which investors specifically? 17 19 +552 1 The stock market ' s dizzying gyrations during the past few days have made a lot of individual investors wish they could buy some sort of insurance . insurance How would that insurance work? 26 27 +552 2 After all , they won ' t soon forget the stock bargains that became available after the October 1987 crash . October 1987 crash why did it crash then? 17 20 +552 2 After all , they won ' t soon forget the stock bargains that became available after the October 1987 crash . stock bargains What kind of stock bargains became available after the crash? 10 12 +552 4 The solution , at least for some investors , may be a hedging technique that ' s well known to players in the stock - options market . hedging what is hedging? 12 13 +552 4 The solution , at least for some investors , may be a hedging technique that ' s well known to players in the stock - options market . hedging technique What is the technique?? 12 14 +552 4 The solution , at least for some investors , may be a hedging technique that ' s well known to players in the stock - options market . some investors Why only some? Which ones? 6 8 +552 4 The solution , at least for some investors , may be a hedging technique that ' s well known to players in the stock - options market . hedging technique What is the hedging technique? 12 14 +552 5 Called a " married put , " the technique is carried out by purchasing a stock and simultaneously buying a put option on that stock . put option What is a put option? 20 22 +553 1 Ralph Brown was 31 , 000 feet over Minnesota when both jets on his Falcon 20 flamed out . Falcon 20 is that a new plane? 14 16 +553 1 Ralph Brown was 31 , 000 feet over Minnesota when both jets on his Falcon 20 flamed out . jets on his Falcon 20 What caused the jets on the Falcon 20 to flame out? 11 16 +553 2 At 18 , 000 feet , he says , he and his co - pilot " were looking for an interstate or a cornfield " to land . interstate would they crash into cars? 20 21 +553 2 At 18 , 000 feet , he says , he and his co - pilot " were looking for an interstate or a cornfield " to land . his co - pilot Who is the co-pilot? 11 15 +553 3 At 13 , 000 feet , the engines restarted . restarted how did they restart? 8 9 +553 4 But knowing that mechanics would probably ground him for repairs , Mr . Brown skipped his stop in nearby Chicago and set course to get his load - - a few hundred parcels - - to the Memphis package - sorting hub on time . load What was Ralph Brown's load? 26 27 +554 1 Maidenform Inc . loves to be intimate with its customers , but not with the rest of the public . intimate how are they intimate? 6 7 +554 1 Maidenform Inc . loves to be intimate with its customers , but not with the rest of the public . Maidenform Inc . Why does Maidenform want to be intimate? 0 3 +554 1 Maidenform Inc . loves to be intimate with its customers , but not with the rest of the public . intimate Why is Maidenform intimate with its customers only? 6 7 +554 1 Maidenform Inc . loves to be intimate with its customers , but not with the rest of the public . intimate How is Maidenform Inc. intimate with its customers? 6 7 +554 2 The 67 - year - old maker of brassieres , panties , and lingerie enjoys one of the best - known brand images , but its financial profile is closely guarded by members of the founding family . " There are very few companies that can boast of such a close - knit group , " says Robert A . Brawer , 52 years old , recently named president , succeeding Beatrice Coleman , his mother - in - law , who remains chairman . " We are a vanishing breed , " he muses . members of the founding family Why has the company been kept in-family for so many years? 32 37 +554 2 The 67 - year - old maker of brassieres , panties , and lingerie enjoys one of the best - known brand images , but its financial profile is closely guarded by members of the founding family . " There are very few companies that can boast of such a close - knit group , " says Robert A . Brawer , 52 years old , recently named president , succeeding Beatrice Coleman , his mother - in - law , who remains chairman . " We are a vanishing breed , " he muses . financial profile Why is Maidenform's financial profile so closely guarded? 26 28 +554 2 The 67 - year - old maker of brassieres , panties , and lingerie enjoys one of the best - known brand images , but its financial profile is closely guarded by members of the founding family . " There are very few companies that can boast of such a close - knit group , " says Robert A . Brawer , 52 years old , recently named president , succeeding Beatrice Coleman , his mother - in - law , who remains chairman . " We are a vanishing breed , " he muses . vanishing breed , " What is he referring to when hes says vanishing breed? 89 93 +554 2 The 67 - year - old maker of brassieres , panties , and lingerie enjoys one of the best - known brand images , but its financial profile is closely guarded by members of the founding family . " There are very few companies that can boast of such a close - knit group , " says Robert A . Brawer , 52 years old , recently named president , succeeding Beatrice Coleman , his mother - in - law , who remains chairman . " We are a vanishing breed , " he muses . vanishing Why are they a vanishing breed? 89 90 +554 3 Mrs . Coleman , 73 , who declined to be interviewed , is the Maidenform strategist . declined to be interviewed , why wont she interview? 7 12 +554 3 Mrs . Coleman , 73 , who declined to be interviewed , is the Maidenform strategist . declined to be interviewed , Why was she not wanting to grant an interview? 7 12 +554 3 Mrs . Coleman , 73 , who declined to be interviewed , is the Maidenform strategist . strategist What is the role of a strategist? 15 16 +554 4 Sales have tripled during her 21 - year tenure to about $ 200 million in 1988 . Sales have tripled during what has her strategy been? 0 4 +554 4 Sales have tripled during her 21 - year tenure to about $ 200 million in 1988 . Sales have tripled What led to the sales increasing by so much? 0 3 +554 4 Sales have tripled during her 21 - year tenure to about $ 200 million in 1988 . Sales have tripled How did Mrs. Coleman make sales triple? 0 3 +554 4 Sales have tripled during her 21 - year tenure to about $ 200 million in 1988 . Sales have tripled What did she do that lead to sales tripling in 21 years? 0 3 +554 5 Maidenform says it is very profitable but declines to provide specifics . Maidenform why are they so tight lipped? 0 1 +554 5 Maidenform says it is very profitable but declines to provide specifics . declines to provide specifics . Why the declination? 7 12 +554 5 Maidenform says it is very profitable but declines to provide specifics . declines to provide specifics Why are they so secretive? 7 11 +554 5 Maidenform says it is very profitable but declines to provide specifics . specifics Why would she decline to provide specifics? 10 11 +555 1 At a private dinner Thursday , Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc . chief executive Frederick Joseph delivered a sobering message about the junk bond market to officials of Prudential Insurance Co . of America . Thursday , in which year? 4 6 +555 1 At a private dinner Thursday , Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc . chief executive Frederick Joseph delivered a sobering message about the junk bond market to officials of Prudential Insurance Co . of America . junk bond market What is the junk bond market? 21 24 +555 2 Mr . Joseph conceded the junk market was in disarray , according to people familiar with the discussion . disarray , Why were they in disarray? 9 11 +555 3 He said Drexel - - the leading underwriter of high - risk junk bonds - - could no longer afford to sell any junk offerings if they might later become troubled because Drexel risked losing its highly lucrative junk franchise . leading underwriter what is a leading underwriter? 6 8 +555 3 He said Drexel - - the leading underwriter of high - risk junk bonds - - could no longer afford to sell any junk offerings if they might later become troubled because Drexel risked losing its highly lucrative junk franchise . highly lucrative junk franchise How lucrative was it? 36 40 +555 3 He said Drexel - - the leading underwriter of high - risk junk bonds - - could no longer afford to sell any junk offerings if they might later become troubled because Drexel risked losing its highly lucrative junk franchise . afford Why they couldn't afford? 19 20 +555 4 The dinner was a stark confirmation that 1989 is the worst year ever for the $ 200 billion junk market . stark confirmation did it ever get worse after this? 4 6 +555 5 And investors and traders alike say the current turmoil could take years to resolve . years How many years? 11 12 +556 1 William D . Forrester , president of the U . S . - U . S . S . R . president of the U . S . - U what is that? 5 14 +556 1 William D . Forrester , president of the U . S . - U . S . S . R . U . S . - U . S . S . R What is the U.S.-U.S.S.R? 8 20 +556 1 William D . Forrester , president of the U . S . - U . S . S . R . U . S . - U . S . S . R What is the full meaning of U.S.-U.S.S.R? 8 20 +556 2 Trade and Economic Council , has a warning for U . S . companies trying to do business in the Soviet Union . " It ' s an extremely complex market , and you have to be prepared to make a big commitment , " Mr . Forrester says . " We are not trying to encourage everyone . " extremely complex why is it so complex? 28 30 +556 2 Trade and Economic Council , has a warning for U . S . companies trying to do business in the Soviet Union . " It ' s an extremely complex market , and you have to be prepared to make a big commitment , " Mr . Forrester says . " We are not trying to encourage everyone . " complex market , Why is the USSR's market complex? 29 32 +556 2 Trade and Economic Council , has a warning for U . S . companies trying to do business in the Soviet Union . " It ' s an extremely complex market , and you have to be prepared to make a big commitment , " Mr . Forrester says . " We are not trying to encourage everyone . " big commitment , " How do the commitments in the USSR compare to the commitments in the USA of doing business? 41 45 +556 2 Trade and Economic Council , has a warning for U . S . companies trying to do business in the Soviet Union . " It ' s an extremely complex market , and you have to be prepared to make a big commitment , " Mr . Forrester says . " We are not trying to encourage everyone . " " It ' s an extremely complex market , Why is the market complex? 23 32 +556 2 Trade and Economic Council , has a warning for U . S . companies trying to do business in the Soviet Union . " It ' s an extremely complex market , and you have to be prepared to make a big commitment , " Mr . Forrester says . " We are not trying to encourage everyone . " business in the Soviet Union What sort of business would U.S. companies do in the Soviet Union? 17 22 +556 2 Trade and Economic Council , has a warning for U . S . companies trying to do business in the Soviet Union . " It ' s an extremely complex market , and you have to be prepared to make a big commitment , " Mr . Forrester says . " We are not trying to encourage everyone . " make a big commitment , " Why would you have to make a big commitment? 39 45 +556 2 Trade and Economic Council , has a warning for U . S . companies trying to do business in the Soviet Union . " It ' s an extremely complex market , and you have to be prepared to make a big commitment , " Mr . Forrester says . " We are not trying to encourage everyone . " extremely complex market , Why is the Soviet Union market extremely complex? 28 32 +556 3 Undeterred by such words of caution , corporate America is flocking to Moscow , lured by a huge untapped market and Mikhail Gorbachev ' s attempt to overhaul the Soviet economy . a huge untapped market Why is the USSR's market untapped? 16 20 +556 3 Undeterred by such words of caution , corporate America is flocking to Moscow , lured by a huge untapped market and Mikhail Gorbachev ' s attempt to overhaul the Soviet economy . attempt to overhaul the Soviet economy . How is he overhauling the economy? 25 32 +556 3 Undeterred by such words of caution , corporate America is flocking to Moscow , lured by a huge untapped market and Mikhail Gorbachev ' s attempt to overhaul the Soviet economy . lured by a huge untapped market How is corporate America being lured? 14 20 +556 4 Doing business with the Russians , once the pursuit of a handful of hardened veterans , has become the goal of such major companies as General Motors Corp . , Federal Express Corp . and Procter & Gamble Co . , as well as a cluster of smaller firms . hardened veterans , How were these hardened veterans able to do business in the USSR? 13 16 +556 4 Doing business with the Russians , once the pursuit of a handful of hardened veterans , has become the goal of such major companies as General Motors Corp . , Federal Express Corp . and Procter & Gamble Co . , as well as a cluster of smaller firms . as well as a cluster of smaller firms Which types of smaller firms are doing business with the USSR? 41 49 +556 4 Doing business with the Russians , once the pursuit of a handful of hardened veterans , has become the goal of such major companies as General Motors Corp . , Federal Express Corp . and Procter & Gamble Co . , as well as a cluster of smaller firms . has become the goal of such major companies Why is doing business in another country instead of America such a sought-after goal? 16 24 +556 5 Reflecting the new - found interest , more than 140 U . S . companies are taking part in a Moscow exhibition organized by Mr . Forrester ' s trade group . new - found interest , How are companies measuring this interest? 2 7 +556 5 Reflecting the new - found interest , more than 140 U . S . companies are taking part in a Moscow exhibition organized by Mr . Forrester ' s trade group . more than 140 U . S . companies are taking part How are these businesses taking part in the exhibition? 7 18 +556 5 Reflecting the new - found interest , more than 140 U . S . companies are taking part in a Moscow exhibition organized by Mr . Forrester ' s trade group . 140 U . S . companies Why are these companies taking part in Russian exhibitions? 9 15 +557 1 It was the kind of snubbing rarely seen within the Congress , let alone within the same party . snubbing who got snubbed? 5 6 +557 1 It was the kind of snubbing rarely seen within the Congress , let alone within the same party . It was the kind of snubbing Why did the snubbing happen? 0 6 +557 1 It was the kind of snubbing rarely seen within the Congress , let alone within the same party . within the same party Which party was it? 14 18 +557 1 It was the kind of snubbing rarely seen within the Congress , let alone within the same party . snubbing Who got snubbed within Congress? 5 6 +557 1 It was the kind of snubbing rarely seen within the Congress , let alone within the same party . party Which party in Congress were snubbing? 17 18 +557 1 It was the kind of snubbing rarely seen within the Congress , let alone within the same party . kind How was the snubbing? 3 4 +557 1 It was the kind of snubbing rarely seen within the Congress , let alone within the same party . same Why were the same parties snubbing? 16 17 +557 2 Sen . Alan Cranston trekked over to the House side of Capitol Hill a few days ago and volunteered his testimony to fellow Democrat Rep . Henry Gonzalez . trekked did he just walk? 4 5 +557 2 Sen . Alan Cranston trekked over to the House side of Capitol Hill a few days ago and volunteered his testimony to fellow Democrat Rep . Henry Gonzalez . testimony What testimony was Sen. Alan Cranston going to give Rep. Henry Gonzalez? 20 21 +557 2 Sen . Alan Cranston trekked over to the House side of Capitol Hill a few days ago and volunteered his testimony to fellow Democrat Rep . Henry Gonzalez . volunteered Why did Mr. Cranston volunteer his testimony? 18 19 +557 3 It was offered as an expression of cooperation to Mr . Gonzalez , who is investigating the $ 2 . 5 billion failure of Lincoln Savings & Loan Association . $ 2 . 5 billion failure What was the failure that costed $2.5 billion? 17 23 +557 3 It was offered as an expression of cooperation to Mr . Gonzalez , who is investigating the $ 2 . 5 billion failure of Lincoln Savings & Loan Association . $ 2 . 5 billion failure Why was there a failure? 17 23 +557 3 It was offered as an expression of cooperation to Mr . Gonzalez , who is investigating the $ 2 . 5 billion failure of Lincoln Savings & Loan Association . failure What was the failure of Lincoln Savings & Loan? 22 23 +557 3 It was offered as an expression of cooperation to Mr . Gonzalez , who is investigating the $ 2 . 5 billion failure of Lincoln Savings & Loan Association . cooperation Why does Mr. Cranston want to cooperate with Mr. Gonzalez? 7 8 +557 3 It was offered as an expression of cooperation to Mr . Gonzalez , who is investigating the $ 2 . 5 billion failure of Lincoln Savings & Loan Association . failure Why did Lincoln Savings & Loan Association fail? 22 23 +557 4 But instead of thanks , Sen . Cranston was treated with cool formality . " Every witness receives a formal subpoena , " Rep . Gonzalez told him . formal subpoena , " what if they cant be reached? 19 23 +557 4 But instead of thanks , Sen . Cranston was treated with cool formality . " Every witness receives a formal subpoena , " Rep . Gonzalez told him . " Every witness Who were the witnesses? 14 17 +557 4 But instead of thanks , Sen . Cranston was treated with cool formality . " Every witness receives a formal subpoena , " Rep . Gonzalez told him . formality Why was Rep. Gonzalez cool and formal towards Sen. Cranston? 12 13 +557 5 Seldom have House hearings caused so much apprehension in the Senate , where California Sen . Cranston and four other senators were already writhing in the glare of unfavorable publicity over the alleged looting of Lincoln by their friend and political benefactor , Charles Keating Jr . , principal stockholder of Lincoln ' s parent company , American Continental Corp . of Phoenix , Ariz . House hearings caused so much apprehension When have house hearings caused apprehension? 2 8 +557 5 Seldom have House hearings caused so much apprehension in the Senate , where California Sen . Cranston and four other senators were already writhing in the glare of unfavorable publicity over the alleged looting of Lincoln by their friend and political benefactor , Charles Keating Jr . , principal stockholder of Lincoln ' s parent company , American Continental Corp . of Phoenix , Ariz . four other senators Who were the other senators? 18 21 +557 5 Seldom have House hearings caused so much apprehension in the Senate , where California Sen . Cranston and four other senators were already writhing in the glare of unfavorable publicity over the alleged looting of Lincoln by their friend and political benefactor , Charles Keating Jr . , principal stockholder of Lincoln ' s parent company , American Continental Corp . of Phoenix , Ariz . looting How was Lincoln looted by their friend and political benefactor? 33 34 +558 1 Tokyo stocks closed firmer Monday , with the Nikkei index making its fifth consecutive daily gain . Monday , What is the date on the calendar? 4 6 +558 1 Tokyo stocks closed firmer Monday , with the Nikkei index making its fifth consecutive daily gain . fifth consecutive daily gain Is there a particular cause for this gain? 12 16 +558 1 Tokyo stocks closed firmer Monday , with the Nikkei index making its fifth consecutive daily gain . firmer Why did the stocks close firmer? 3 4 +558 1 Tokyo stocks closed firmer Monday , with the Nikkei index making its fifth consecutive daily gain . fifth Why did stocks gain for five consecutive days? 12 13 +558 1 Tokyo stocks closed firmer Monday , with the Nikkei index making its fifth consecutive daily gain . Nikkei index what is the Nikkei index? 8 10 +558 2 Stocks also rose in London , while the Frankfurt market was mixed . London , What country? 4 6 +558 2 Stocks also rose in London , while the Frankfurt market was mixed . Frankfurt What country? 8 9 +558 2 Stocks also rose in London , while the Frankfurt market was mixed . rose in London , Why did they rise? 2 6 +558 2 Stocks also rose in London , while the Frankfurt market was mixed . rose Why did stocks rise in London? 2 3 +558 2 Stocks also rose in London , while the Frankfurt market was mixed . mixed Why was Frankfurt market mixed? 11 12 +558 2 Stocks also rose in London , while the Frankfurt market was mixed . Frankfurt market was mixed The Frankfurt market was mixed in which sense? 8 12 +558 3 In Tokyo , the Nikkei index added 99 . 14 to 35585 . 52 . 99 . 14 to 35585 . 52 What is the average for Tokyo? 7 14 +558 3 In Tokyo , the Nikkei index added 99 . 14 to 35585 . 52 . added Why did the Nikki index add 99.14? 6 7 +558 3 In Tokyo , the Nikkei index added 99 . 14 to 35585 . 52 . 99 . 14 to 35585 . 52 what are these numbers? 7 14 +558 4 The index moved above 35670 at midmorning , nearly reaching the record of 35689 . 98 set Sept . 28 . Sept . 28 What year? 17 20 +558 4 The index moved above 35670 at midmorning , nearly reaching the record of 35689 . 98 set Sept . 28 . record the all time record? 11 12 +558 4 The index moved above 35670 at midmorning , nearly reaching the record of 35689 . 98 set Sept . 28 . record of 35689 . 98 What was the cause of that record breaking number? 11 16 +558 4 The index moved above 35670 at midmorning , nearly reaching the record of 35689 . 98 set Sept . 28 . reaching How did the index almost reach a record of 35689.98? 9 10 +558 5 But the market lost part of the early gains on index - linked investment trust fund selling . index - linked Why did investment trust funds sell? 10 13 +558 5 But the market lost part of the early gains on index - linked investment trust fund selling . index - linked investment trust fund selling what is index-linked investment trust fund selling? 10 17 +559 2 At age 19 , she was a Paris sensation , transformed from unwanted child to international sex symbol in just over a decade . international sex symbol meaning shes attractive? 15 18 +559 2 At age 19 , she was a Paris sensation , transformed from unwanted child to international sex symbol in just over a decade . transformed How was Josephine Baker transformed? 10 11 +559 2 At age 19 , she was a Paris sensation , transformed from unwanted child to international sex symbol in just over a decade . she was a Paris sensation , Who is she? 4 10 +559 2 At age 19 , she was a Paris sensation , transformed from unwanted child to international sex symbol in just over a decade . a Paris sensation , Why was she so well-regarded? 6 10 +559 3 It is the stuff of dreams , but also of traumas . of traumas a double edged sword? 9 11 +559 3 It is the stuff of dreams , but also of traumas . traumas What traumas did Josephine Baker suffer? 10 11 +559 3 It is the stuff of dreams , but also of traumas . also of traumas What part became traumatic? 8 11 +559 4 Only the bravest spirits survive such roller coasters . roller coasters What roller coaster did Josephine Baker survive? 6 8 +559 5 And , for Ms . Baker , the ride was far from over . was far from over what happened after? 9 13 +560 1 The bond market , which sometimes thrives on bad news , cheered yesterday ' s stock market sell - off and perceptions that the economy is growing weaker . thrives on bad news , cheered why would it thrive on bad news? 6 12 +560 1 The bond market , which sometimes thrives on bad news , cheered yesterday ' s stock market sell - off and perceptions that the economy is growing weaker . economy is growing weaker How is the economy struggling? 24 28 +560 1 The bond market , which sometimes thrives on bad news , cheered yesterday ' s stock market sell - off and perceptions that the economy is growing weaker . thrives How does the bond market sometimes thrives on bad news? 6 7 +560 1 The bond market , which sometimes thrives on bad news , cheered yesterday ' s stock market sell - off and perceptions that the economy is growing weaker . perceptions What are the perceptions that the economy is growing weaker? 21 22 +560 2 Early in the day , bonds rose modestly on economists ' forecasts that this week ' s slate of economic data will portray an economy headed for trouble . bonds rose modestly who does this impact? 5 8 +560 2 Early in the day , bonds rose modestly on economists ' forecasts that this week ' s slate of economic data will portray an economy headed for trouble . slate of economic data Which data points are being looked at? 17 21 +560 2 Early in the day , bonds rose modestly on economists ' forecasts that this week ' s slate of economic data will portray an economy headed for trouble . rose Why did bonds rise with the predictions of a troubled economy? 6 7 +560 3 Such news is good for bonds because economic weakness sometimes causes the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates in an effort to stimulate the economy and stave off a recession . stimulate Does lowering interest rates really stimulate the economy? 22 23 +560 4 For example , today the Department of Commerce is scheduled to release the September durable goods report . September durable goods what do they expect from it? 13 16 +560 4 For example , today the Department of Commerce is scheduled to release the September durable goods report . durable goods report What does this report entail? 14 17 +560 4 For example , today the Department of Commerce is scheduled to release the September durable goods report . durable what is the durable goods report? 14 15 +560 5 The consensus forecast of 14 economists surveyed by Dow Jones Capital Markets Report is for a 1 . 2 % drop in September orders . orders Orders for what? 23 24 +561 1 Crude oil futures prices fell further as analysts and traders said OPEC oil producers aren ' t putting the brakes on output ahead of the traditionally weak first quarter . output ahead What is it mean by output ahead? 21 23 +561 1 Crude oil futures prices fell further as analysts and traders said OPEC oil producers aren ' t putting the brakes on output ahead of the traditionally weak first quarter . Crude oil What is Crude oil is doing? 0 2 +561 1 Crude oil futures prices fell further as analysts and traders said OPEC oil producers aren ' t putting the brakes on output ahead of the traditionally weak first quarter . OPEC oil producers Who are OPEC oil producers? 11 14 +561 2 In trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange , the U . S . benchmark West Texas Intermediate crude fell 39 cents a barrel to $ 19 . 76 for December delivery . benchmark how do they set the benchmark? 14 15 +561 3 Petroleum products prices also declined . declined Why did they decline? 4 5 +561 3 Petroleum products prices also declined . also declined is there a reason for this? 3 5 +561 4 Analysts pointed to reports that the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries is producing substantially more than its official limit of 20 . 5 million barrels a day , with some accounts putting the 13 - nation group ' s output as high as 23 million barrels a day . Analysts Who are these analysts? 0 1 +561 4 Analysts pointed to reports that the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries is producing substantially more than its official limit of 20 . 5 million barrels a day , with some accounts putting the 13 - nation group ' s output as high as 23 million barrels a day . 13 - nation group ' s Who are in the 13-nation group? 33 39 +561 4 Analysts pointed to reports that the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries is producing substantially more than its official limit of 20 . 5 million barrels a day , with some accounts putting the 13 - nation group ' s output as high as 23 million barrels a day . Petroleum Exporting Countries What are Petroleum Exporting Countries doing? 8 11 +561 4 Analysts pointed to reports that the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries is producing substantially more than its official limit of 20 . 5 million barrels a day , with some accounts putting the 13 - nation group ' s output as high as 23 million barrels a day . Analysts What are Analysts doing? 0 1 +561 5 That level of production didn ' t take its toll on futures prices for the fourth quarter , when demand is traditionally strong . fourth quarter , which year was it? 15 18 +562 1 Just five months after Ogilvy Group was swallowed up in an unsolicited takeover , Kenneth Roman , Ogilvy ' s chairman and chief executive officer , said he is leaving to take a top post at American Express Co . leaving Why is Kenneth Roman leaving Ogilvy? 29 30 +562 1 Just five months after Ogilvy Group was swallowed up in an unsolicited takeover , Kenneth Roman , Ogilvy ' s chairman and chief executive officer , said he is leaving to take a top post at American Express Co . unsolicited takeover , Why was the takeover unwanted? 11 14 +562 1 Just five months after Ogilvy Group was swallowed up in an unsolicited takeover , Kenneth Roman , Ogilvy ' s chairman and chief executive officer , said he is leaving to take a top post at American Express Co . unsolicited Was the takeover contentious? 11 12 +562 2 Mr . Roman , 59 years old , abruptly announced he will leave the venerable ad agency , whose largest client is American Express , to become American Express ' s executive vice president for corporate affairs and communications . the venerable ad agency , What is the ad agency considered venerable for? 13 18 +562 2 Mr . Roman , 59 years old , abruptly announced he will leave the venerable ad agency , whose largest client is American Express , to become American Express ' s executive vice president for corporate affairs and communications . venerable definition of this word? 14 15 +562 2 Mr . Roman , 59 years old , abruptly announced he will leave the venerable ad agency , whose largest client is American Express , to become American Express ' s executive vice president for corporate affairs and communications . will leave the venerable ad agency , Why was he wanting to leave Ogilvy? 11 18 +562 2 Mr . Roman , 59 years old , abruptly announced he will leave the venerable ad agency , whose largest client is American Express , to become American Express ' s executive vice president for corporate affairs and communications . abruptly Is there bad blood between Roman and Ogilvy? 8 9 +562 3 He will succeed Harry L . Freeman , 57 , who has said he will retire in December . 57 , why is he retiring so young? 8 10 +562 3 He will succeed Harry L . Freeman , 57 , who has said he will retire in December . has said he will Why is Mr. Freeman retiring? 11 15 +562 4 Mr . Freeman said in August that he would retire by the end of this year to take " executive responsibility " for an embarrassing effort to discredit banker Edmond Safra . for an embarrassing effort Why was the effort embarrassing? 22 26 +562 4 Mr . Freeman said in August that he would retire by the end of this year to take " executive responsibility " for an embarrassing effort to discredit banker Edmond Safra . discredit banker how did he try to discredit? 27 29 +562 4 Mr . Freeman said in August that he would retire by the end of this year to take " executive responsibility " for an embarrassing effort to discredit banker Edmond Safra . effort to discredit banker Edmond Safra How was this action undertaken? 25 31 +562 4 Mr . Freeman said in August that he would retire by the end of this year to take " executive responsibility " for an embarrassing effort to discredit banker Edmond Safra . embarrassing effort What was the effort? 24 26 +562 5 American Express representatives apparently influenced the publication of unfavorable articles about Mr . Safra . unfavorable articles What were the unfavorable articles about? 8 10 +562 5 American Express representatives apparently influenced the publication of unfavorable articles about Mr . Safra . unfavorable What is American Express's problem with Mr. Safra? 8 9 +562 5 American Express representatives apparently influenced the publication of unfavorable articles about Mr . Safra . apparently Has it been proven? 3 4 +563 1 Investors dumped stocks of big companies whose earnings fluctuate with the economy . big companies Which big companies? 4 6 +563 1 Investors dumped stocks of big companies whose earnings fluctuate with the economy . fluctuate with the economy How do they fluctuate? 8 12 +563 1 Investors dumped stocks of big companies whose earnings fluctuate with the economy . dumped stocks why did they dump? 1 3 +563 1 Investors dumped stocks of big companies whose earnings fluctuate with the economy . Investors dumped stocks Which investors? 0 3 +563 1 Investors dumped stocks of big companies whose earnings fluctuate with the economy . big companies What companies? 4 6 +563 2 Many of those " cyclical " issues are in the Dow Jones Industrial Average , which fell 26 . 23 to 2662 . 91 . fell 26 . 23 to 2662 . 91 In what time period did the Dow Jones Industrial Average fall? 16 24 +563 2 Many of those " cyclical " issues are in the Dow Jones Industrial Average , which fell 26 . 23 to 2662 . 91 . " cyclical " is it not actually cyclical? 3 6 +563 2 Many of those " cyclical " issues are in the Dow Jones Industrial Average , which fell 26 . 23 to 2662 . 91 . Dow Jones Industrial Average , What is the Dow Joes Industrial Average? 10 15 +563 3 Declining issues on the New York Stock Exchange outpaced advancers , 1 , 012 to 501 . 1 , 012 to 501 What is the time period in which this occurred? 11 16 +563 3 Declining issues on the New York Stock Exchange outpaced advancers , 1 , 012 to 501 . outpaced advancers , Who were the advancers? 8 11 +563 4 Recession fears are springing up again among investors . investors Do all investors feel this way or only some? 7 8 +563 4 Recession fears are springing up again among investors . Recession fears Why do people have fears of the recession coming? 0 2 +563 4 Recession fears are springing up again among investors . Recession fears are all investors fearing? 0 2 +563 4 Recession fears are springing up again among investors . investors Who are the biggest investors? 7 8 +563 5 Analysts say that the selling of cyclical stocks yesterday will be followed by a sell - off in shares of companies with big debt loads on their balance sheets . big debt loads What is the quantifier for \"big\"? 22 25 +563 5 Analysts say that the selling of cyclical stocks yesterday will be followed by a sell - off in shares of companies with big debt loads on their balance sheets . Analysts say that the selling of cyclical stocks Which analysts? 0 8 +563 5 Analysts say that the selling of cyclical stocks yesterday will be followed by a sell - off in shares of companies with big debt loads on their balance sheets . big debt loads Whats the total of these debt loads? 22 25 +564 3 The two developments put the acquisition attempt back to square one and leaves the airline with an array of unresolved matters , including an unsettled labor situation and a management scrambling to restore its damaged credibility . damaged how did it become damaged? 34 35 +564 3 The two developments put the acquisition attempt back to square one and leaves the airline with an array of unresolved matters , including an unsettled labor situation and a management scrambling to restore its damaged credibility . unsettled labor situation What is the situation? 24 27 +564 3 The two developments put the acquisition attempt back to square one and leaves the airline with an array of unresolved matters , including an unsettled labor situation and a management scrambling to restore its damaged credibility . unsettled labor situation What is the unsettled labor situation? 24 27 +564 3 The two developments put the acquisition attempt back to square one and leaves the airline with an array of unresolved matters , including an unsettled labor situation and a management scrambling to restore its damaged credibility . damaged credibility Why is it's credibility damaged? 34 36 +564 5 Just last week it suffered another major setback when British Airways PLC , the largest equity investor in the labor - management bid , withdrew its support . last week which week? 1 3 +565 1 At Lloyd ' s of London , underwriters still scratch out policies using fountain pens and blotting paper . Lloyd ' s of is it a bank? 1 5 +565 1 At Lloyd ' s of London , underwriters still scratch out policies using fountain pens and blotting paper . fountain pens and blotting paper Why are they using such old methods of recordkeeping in a digital age? 13 18 +565 2 Visitors are ushered into the premises by red - frocked doormen known as waiters , a reminder of the insurance market ' s origins in a coffeehouse in 17th century London . red - frocked what is a red frock? 7 10 +565 2 Visitors are ushered into the premises by red - frocked doormen known as waiters , a reminder of the insurance market ' s origins in a coffeehouse in 17th century London . in a coffeehouse What was the original name of the coffeehouse? 24 27 +565 2 Visitors are ushered into the premises by red - frocked doormen known as waiters , a reminder of the insurance market ' s origins in a coffeehouse in 17th century London . red - frocked doormen What's the basis for the red frock? 7 11 +565 3 Such trappings suggest a glorious past but give no hint of a troubled present . troubled present What is the troubled present? 12 14 +565 3 Such trappings suggest a glorious past but give no hint of a troubled present . a troubled present What is troubled about the present? 11 14 +565 3 Such trappings suggest a glorious past but give no hint of a troubled present . a troubled present Why is the company currently struggling? 11 14 +565 3 Such trappings suggest a glorious past but give no hint of a troubled present . a troubled present Why is the present incarnation troubled? 11 14 +565 4 Lloyd ' s , once a pillar of the world insurance market , is being shaken to its very foundation . being shaken why is it shaken? 14 16 +565 4 Lloyd ' s , once a pillar of the world insurance market , is being shaken to its very foundation . shaken Why is Lloyd's being shaken to its very foundation? 15 16 +565 4 Lloyd ' s , once a pillar of the world insurance market , is being shaken to its very foundation . shaken to its very foundation What is causing Lloyd's such trouble? 15 20 +565 5 The 301 - year - old exchange is battered by enormous claims from a decade - long run of unprecedented disasters , the most recent of which is last week ' s earthquake in California ' s Bay Area . a decade - long run Were there just fewer disasters in the previous decades, or are more people using Lloyd's now that weren't before? 13 18 +566 1 The airline industry ' s fortunes , in dazzling shape for most of the year , have taken a sudden turn for the worse in the past few weeks . sudden turn for the worse Why has the airline industry's fortunes taken a sudden turn for the worse? 19 24 +566 1 The airline industry ' s fortunes , in dazzling shape for most of the year , have taken a sudden turn for the worse in the past few weeks . turn for the worse Why have the airline industry's fortunes taken a sudden turn for the worse in the past few weeks? 20 24 +566 1 The airline industry ' s fortunes , in dazzling shape for most of the year , have taken a sudden turn for the worse in the past few weeks . fortunes , What are the fortunes? 5 7 +566 1 The airline industry ' s fortunes , in dazzling shape for most of the year , have taken a sudden turn for the worse in the past few weeks . taken a sudden turn What is the cause of this turn around? 17 21 +566 2 Citing rising fuel costs , promotional fare cuts and a general slowdown in travel , several major carriers have posted or are expected to post relatively poor third - quarter results . post relatively poor how poor will they be? 24 27 +566 2 Citing rising fuel costs , promotional fare cuts and a general slowdown in travel , several major carriers have posted or are expected to post relatively poor third - quarter results . major carriers Which major carriers are posting poor third-quarter results? 16 18 +566 2 Citing rising fuel costs , promotional fare cuts and a general slowdown in travel , several major carriers have posted or are expected to post relatively poor third - quarter results . poor third - quarter results How do these results differ from first-quarter results? 26 31 +566 2 Citing rising fuel costs , promotional fare cuts and a general slowdown in travel , several major carriers have posted or are expected to post relatively poor third - quarter results . rising fuel costs , Why are the costs rising? 1 5 +566 2 Citing rising fuel costs , promotional fare cuts and a general slowdown in travel , several major carriers have posted or are expected to post relatively poor third - quarter results . promotional fare cuts Who decides these cuts? 5 8 +566 2 Citing rising fuel costs , promotional fare cuts and a general slowdown in travel , several major carriers have posted or are expected to post relatively poor third - quarter results . general slowdown Is there a reason for the slow down? 10 12 +566 3 Yesterday , USAir Group Inc . , recently one of the industry ' s stellar performers , posted a worse - than - expected $ 77 . 7 million net loss for the period . Yesterday , which year is this? 0 2 +566 3 Yesterday , USAir Group Inc . , recently one of the industry ' s stellar performers , posted a worse - than - expected $ 77 . 7 million net loss for the period . stellar performers , In addition to USAir Group Inc., what other airlines that have been stellar performers are also seeing net operating losses? 14 17 +566 3 Yesterday , USAir Group Inc . , recently one of the industry ' s stellar performers , posted a worse - than - expected $ 77 . 7 million net loss for the period . stellar performers , What made them stellar? 14 17 +566 3 Yesterday , USAir Group Inc . , recently one of the industry ' s stellar performers , posted a worse - than - expected $ 77 . 7 million net loss for the period . worse - than - expected What were the expectations? 19 24 +566 4 So far , the industry ' s fourth quarter isn ' t looking too strong either , prompting many analysts to slash earning projections for the rest of the year by as much as one - fourth . slash earning projections What are the benefits to the airline industry to slash earning projections for the remainder of the year? 21 24 +566 4 So far , the industry ' s fourth quarter isn ' t looking too strong either , prompting many analysts to slash earning projections for the rest of the year by as much as one - fourth . isn ' t looking too strong either , What is the cause? 9 17 +566 5 And they say the outlook for 1990 is nearly as bad . outlook for how are they determining it? 4 6 +566 5 And they say the outlook for 1990 is nearly as bad . outlook for 1990 What is the outlook for 1990? 4 7 +566 5 And they say the outlook for 1990 is nearly as bad . outlook for 1990 Why does the airline industry believe that 1990 will also experience significant net losses? 4 7 +566 5 And they say the outlook for 1990 is nearly as bad . they say Who is they that said that? 1 3 +566 5 And they say the outlook for 1990 is nearly as bad . nearly as bad How do they know it will be bad? 8 11 +567 1 London share prices closed sharply lower Tuesday on the back of Wall Street ' s steep drop and renewed fears over U . K . economic fundamentals . renewed fears Why are there already fears about the UK economic system? 18 20 +567 1 London share prices closed sharply lower Tuesday on the back of Wall Street ' s steep drop and renewed fears over U . K . economic fundamentals . closed sharply why did it drop sharply? 3 5 +567 1 London share prices closed sharply lower Tuesday on the back of Wall Street ' s steep drop and renewed fears over U . K . economic fundamentals . sharply lower How low did prices go? 4 6 +567 2 Tokyo ' s winning streak came to an end , and stocks fell in Frankfurt and across Europe as well . winning streak How did Japan have a winning streak going on with their stocks? 3 5 +567 2 Tokyo ' s winning streak came to an end , and stocks fell in Frankfurt and across Europe as well . winning streak how long was the streak? 3 5 +567 2 Tokyo ' s winning streak came to an end , and stocks fell in Frankfurt and across Europe as well . stocks fell What caused stocks to fall? 11 13 +567 5 Dealers said the initial pressure came from mildly disappointing U . K . trade figures for September and a worrisome report by the Confederation of British Industry that a decline in orders for manufactured goods is depressing both business optimism and investment plans for the coming year . decline in orders Why is there a decline in orders for manufactured goods? 29 32 +567 5 Dealers said the initial pressure came from mildly disappointing U . K . trade figures for September and a worrisome report by the Confederation of British Industry that a decline in orders for manufactured goods is depressing both business optimism and investment plans for the coming year . depressing both business optimism Why is this decline harming the optimism of businesses? 36 40 +568 1 Benjamin Jacobson & Sons has been the New York Stock Exchange specialist firm in charge of trading stock in UAL Corp . and its predecessors since the early 1930s . predecessors what were the predecessors? 24 25 +568 1 Benjamin Jacobson & Sons has been the New York Stock Exchange specialist firm in charge of trading stock in UAL Corp . and its predecessors since the early 1930s . its predecessors Who were the predecessors? 23 25 +568 1 Benjamin Jacobson & Sons has been the New York Stock Exchange specialist firm in charge of trading stock in UAL Corp . and its predecessors since the early 1930s . predecessors Who were the predecessors? 24 25 +568 1 Benjamin Jacobson & Sons has been the New York Stock Exchange specialist firm in charge of trading stock in UAL Corp . and its predecessors since the early 1930s . and its predecessors Who were its predecessors? 22 25 +568 2 But the firm has never had a day like yesterday . yesterday what happened? 9 10 +568 2 But the firm has never had a day like yesterday . yesterday What happened yesterday - why was it special? 9 10 +568 2 But the firm has never had a day like yesterday . yesterday What happened at the firm yesterday? 9 10 +568 3 At first UAL didn ' t open because of an order imbalance . order imbalance what does that mean? 10 12 +568 3 At first UAL didn ' t open because of an order imbalance . order imbalance What is an order imbalance? 10 12 +568 3 At first UAL didn ' t open because of an order imbalance . order imbalance What is an order imbalance? 10 12 +568 4 When it did a half - hour into the session , it was priced at $ 150 a share , down more than $ 28 from Monday ' s close . Monday ' s close How high was it on Monday? 26 30 +568 5 It sank further to as low as $ 145 , but a big rally developed in the last half hour , pushing the stock back up to close at $ 170 , down just $ 8 . 375 from Monday . a big rally developed Why did the rally happen? 11 15 +569 1 People start their own businesses for many reasons . start How do people start their own businesses? 1 2 +569 1 People start their own businesses for many reasons . many How many reasons are there? 6 7 +569 1 People start their own businesses for many reasons . businesses What type of businesses? 4 5 +569 2 But a chance to fill out sales - tax records is rarely one of them . sales - tax records why would they want that? 6 10 +569 2 But a chance to fill out sales - tax records is rarely one of them . chance Why is it a chance to fill out sales-tax records? 2 3 +569 2 But a chance to fill out sales - tax records is rarely one of them . fill How are sales-tax records filled out? 4 5 +569 2 But a chance to fill out sales - tax records is rarely one of them . rarely Why is there rarely a chance to fill out sales-tax records? 11 12 +569 3 Red tape is the bugaboo of small business . Red tape What is red tape referring to here? 0 2 +569 3 Red tape is the bugaboo of small business . bugaboo what is a bugaboo? 4 5 +569 3 Red tape is the bugaboo of small business . Red Why is the tape red? 0 1 +569 3 Red tape is the bugaboo of small business . bugaboo Why is the tape compared to a bugaboo? 4 5 +569 3 Red tape is the bugaboo of small business . business Why is the business small? 7 8 +569 3 Red tape is the bugaboo of small business . Red tape How is red tape the bugaboo of small businesses? 0 2 +569 4 Ironically , the person who wants to run his or her own business is probably the active , results - oriented sort most likely to hate meeting the rules and record - keeping demands of federal , state and local regulators . hate meeting the rules and record - keeping demands Do most of these people hire others to take the responsibility of record-keeping? 25 34 +569 4 Ironically , the person who wants to run his or her own business is probably the active , results - oriented sort most likely to hate meeting the rules and record - keeping demands of federal , state and local regulators . Ironically , why is it ironic? 0 2 +569 4 Ironically , the person who wants to run his or her own business is probably the active , results - oriented sort most likely to hate meeting the rules and record - keeping demands of federal , state and local regulators . probably Why is there a probability that people who run their own businesses hate rules and demands by the federal, state and local regulations? 14 15 +569 4 Ironically , the person who wants to run his or her own business is probably the active , results - oriented sort most likely to hate meeting the rules and record - keeping demands of federal , state and local regulators . hate Why do the business owners hate meeting rules and regulations? 25 26 +569 4 Ironically , the person who wants to run his or her own business is probably the active , results - oriented sort most likely to hate meeting the rules and record - keeping demands of federal , state and local regulators . meeting How do the business owners meet the rules and regulations? 26 27 +569 5 Yet every business owner has to face the mound of forms and regulations - - and often is the only one available to tackle it . mound Why are there so many forms and regulations? 8 9 +569 5 Yet every business owner has to face the mound of forms and regulations - - and often is the only one available to tackle it . only Why is the business owner the only one available to work at meeting federal, state and local regulations? 19 20 +569 5 Yet every business owner has to face the mound of forms and regulations - - and often is the only one available to tackle it . has How are the rules and regulations enforced? 4 5 +569 5 Yet every business owner has to face the mound of forms and regulations - - and often is the only one available to tackle it . forms and regulations What types of forms and regulations are in small businesses? 10 13 +570 1 The following were among yesterday ' s offerings and pricings in the U . S . and non - U . S . capital markets , with terms and syndicate manager , as compiled by Dow Jones Capital Markets Report : following What were the following among yesterday's offerings and pricings? 1 2 +570 2 Exxon Capital Corp . - - $ 200 million of 8 1 / 4 % notes due Nov . 1 , 1999 , priced at 99 . 60 to yield 8 . 31 % . 8 1 / 4 % notes what are 8 percent notes? 10 16 +570 2 Exxon Capital Corp . - - $ 200 million of 8 1 / 4 % notes due Nov . 1 , 1999 , priced at 99 . 60 to yield 8 . 31 % . 8 1 / 4 % notes I have no idea what this means? 10 16 +570 2 Exxon Capital Corp . - - $ 200 million of 8 1 / 4 % notes due Nov . 1 , 1999 , priced at 99 . 60 to yield 8 . 31 % . to yield 8 . 31 % Does that mean an 8.31% increase? 28 34 +570 3 The notes , which are noncallable , were priced at a spread of 45 basis points above the Treasury ' s 10 - year note . noncallable , what does noncallable mean? 5 7 +570 3 The notes , which are noncallable , were priced at a spread of 45 basis points above the Treasury ' s 10 - year note . 45 basis points What is a basis point? 13 16 +570 3 The notes , which are noncallable , were priced at a spread of 45 basis points above the Treasury ' s 10 - year note . priced at a spread Why were they priced that way? 8 12 +570 3 The notes , which are noncallable , were priced at a spread of 45 basis points above the Treasury ' s 10 - year note . Treasury ' s 10 - year note What was the value of the 10-year note? 18 25 +570 4 Rated triple - A by both Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . and Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , the issue will be sold through Salomon Brothers Inc . triple - A what is a triple a rating? 1 4 +570 4 Rated triple - A by both Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . and Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , the issue will be sold through Salomon Brothers Inc . triple - A What constitutes a AAA rating? 1 4 +571 1 Insiders have been selling shares in Dun & Bradstreet Corp . , the huge credit - information concern . selling shares Why have they been selling these shares? 3 5 +571 1 Insiders have been selling shares in Dun & Bradstreet Corp . , the huge credit - information concern . Insiders have been selling Why have insiders been selling? 0 4 +571 1 Insiders have been selling shares in Dun & Bradstreet Corp . , the huge credit - information concern . shares Why have insiders been selling shares in Dun & Bradstreet? 4 5 +571 2 Six top executives at the New York - based company sold shares in August and September . August and September of which year? 13 16 +571 2 Six top executives at the New York - based company sold shares in August and September . Six top executives Why haven't they gotten into trouble for this? 0 3 +571 2 Six top executives at the New York - based company sold shares in August and September . company sold shares Why were they selling shares? 9 12 +571 2 Six top executives at the New York - based company sold shares in August and September . Six top executives Who are the six top executives who sold shares? 0 3 +571 3 Four of those insiders sold more than half their holdings . Four of those insiders Which four insiders? 0 4 +571 3 Four of those insiders sold more than half their holdings . more than half their holdings they must really be concerned right? 5 10 +571 3 Four of those insiders sold more than half their holdings . more than half their holdings . What is happening that they are selling more than half their holdings? 5 11 +571 3 Four of those insiders sold more than half their holdings . insiders Who are the four insiders who sold more than half of their holdings? 3 4 +571 4 The stock , in New York Stock Exchange composite trading yesterday , closed at $ 51 . 75 , up 62 . 5 cents , well below the $ 56 . 13 to $ 60 a share the insiders received for their shares . well below how did insiders receive the tip to sell at this moment? 25 27 +571 5 Much of the recent slide in Dun & Bradstreet ' s stock came late last week , after negative comments by analysts at Merrill Lynch & Co . and Goldman , Sachs & Co . after negative comments What were the negative comments? 17 20 +571 5 Much of the recent slide in Dun & Bradstreet ' s stock came late last week , after negative comments by analysts at Merrill Lynch & Co . and Goldman , Sachs & Co . negative comments what did they say exactly? 18 20 +571 5 Much of the recent slide in Dun & Bradstreet ' s stock came late last week , after negative comments by analysts at Merrill Lynch & Co . and Goldman , Sachs & Co . Merrill Lynch & Co . and Goldman , Sachs & Co Why did those analysts make negative comments? 23 34 +571 5 Much of the recent slide in Dun & Bradstreet ' s stock came late last week , after negative comments by analysts at Merrill Lynch & Co . and Goldman , Sachs & Co . after negative comments What were these negative comments about? 17 20 +571 5 Much of the recent slide in Dun & Bradstreet ' s stock came late last week , after negative comments by analysts at Merrill Lynch & Co . and Goldman , Sachs & Co . negative comments What were the negative comments made by analysts? 18 20 +572 1 When the good fairy assigned to Slovakia hovered over the cradle of Edita Gruberova many years ago in Bratislava , she sprinkled her with high E flats , sparkling Ds , clean trills , and coloratura ornaments silvery as magic dust . the good fairy assigned to Slovakia Why was the fairy assigned to Slovakia? 1 7 +572 2 Maybe she could drop by at the Metropolitan Opera and bring along what she forgot , a little charm , a few smidgins of thespian skills and a nice wig . a little charm , Why does the author not consider Gruberova charming? 16 20 +572 3 Cast as Violetta Valery in a new production of Verdi ' s " La Traviata , " Ms . Gruberova last week did many things nicely and others not so well . Gruberova last week did many things nicely What things did Gruberova do nicely? 19 26 +572 3 Cast as Violetta Valery in a new production of Verdi ' s " La Traviata , " Ms . Gruberova last week did many things nicely and others not so well . and others not so well . What things did she not do well? 26 32 +572 3 Cast as Violetta Valery in a new production of Verdi ' s " La Traviata , " Ms . Gruberova last week did many things nicely and others not so well . others not so well What did she not do well? 27 31 +572 3 Cast as Violetta Valery in a new production of Verdi ' s " La Traviata , " Ms . Gruberova last week did many things nicely and others not so well . others not so well How did she fail? 27 31 +572 3 Cast as Violetta Valery in a new production of Verdi ' s " La Traviata , " Ms . Gruberova last week did many things nicely and others not so well . others not so well What did she do poorly? 27 31 +572 3 Cast as Violetta Valery in a new production of Verdi ' s " La Traviata , " Ms . Gruberova last week did many things nicely and others not so well . many things nicely What did she do well? 23 26 +572 4 It isn ' t every day that we hear a Violetta who can sing the first act ' s high - flying music with all the little notes perfectly pitched and neatly stitched together . high - flying music Why is it described in this way? 19 23 +572 5 Never once did she gasp for air or mop her brow . Never once did she gasp Why did she not need to gasp for air? 0 5 +573 1 Few people are aware that the federal government lends almost as much money as it borrows . lends almost how does that work? 8 10 +573 1 Few people are aware that the federal government lends almost as much money as it borrows . Few people are aware What people are in the know? 0 4 +573 2 From 1980 to 1988 , while federal budget deficits totaled $ 1 . 41 trillion , the government issued $ 394 billion of new direct loans and an additional $ 756 billion of new primary loan guarantees . new direct loans What is the difference between new direct loans and new primary loan guarantees? 23 26 +573 3 These figures omit secondary guarantees , deposit insurance , and the activities of Government - Sponsored Enterprises ( a huge concern in its own right , as detailed on this page May 3 ) . secondary guarantees , what are secondary guarantees? 3 6 +573 3 These figures omit secondary guarantees , deposit insurance , and the activities of Government - Sponsored Enterprises ( a huge concern in its own right , as detailed on this page May 3 ) . secondary guarantees , What is a secondary guarantee? 3 6 +573 3 These figures omit secondary guarantees , deposit insurance , and the activities of Government - Sponsored Enterprises ( a huge concern in its own right , as detailed on this page May 3 ) . ( a huge concern Why is this a huge concern? 17 21 +573 3 These figures omit secondary guarantees , deposit insurance , and the activities of Government - Sponsored Enterprises ( a huge concern in its own right , as detailed on this page May 3 ) . omit How much do these figures amount to? 2 3 +573 4 Federal credit programs date back to the New Deal , and were meant to break even financially . New Deal , when was the new deal? 7 10 +573 4 Federal credit programs date back to the New Deal , and were meant to break even financially . New Deal , What is the new deal and when was it? 7 10 +573 4 Federal credit programs date back to the New Deal , and were meant to break even financially . New Deal , What is the New Deal? 7 10 +573 5 Since the 1950s , federal lending has experienced extraordinary growth in credit volume , subsidy rates , and policy applications , spurred on by the growth of government in general and budget gimmicks and deceptive management in particular . budget gimmicks What kind of gimmicks? 31 33 +573 5 Since the 1950s , federal lending has experienced extraordinary growth in credit volume , subsidy rates , and policy applications , spurred on by the growth of government in general and budget gimmicks and deceptive management in particular . deceptive management How has the management been deceptive? 34 36 +574 1 Soichiro Honda ' s picture now hangs with Henry Ford ' s in the U . S . Automotive Hall of Fame , and the game - show " Jeopardy " is soon to be Sony - owned . Sony - owned why are they buying it? 35 38 +574 1 Soichiro Honda ' s picture now hangs with Henry Ford ' s in the U . S . Automotive Hall of Fame , and the game - show " Jeopardy " is soon to be Sony - owned . " Jeopardy " is soon to be Sony - owned Why is Sony going to own Jeopardy? 28 38 +574 1 Soichiro Honda ' s picture now hangs with Henry Ford ' s in the U . S . Automotive Hall of Fame , and the game - show " Jeopardy " is soon to be Sony - owned . U . S . Automotive Hall of Fame , Why is Soichiro Honda in the US Hall of fame? 14 23 +574 1 Soichiro Honda ' s picture now hangs with Henry Ford ' s in the U . S . Automotive Hall of Fame , and the game - show " Jeopardy " is soon to be Sony - owned . " Jeopardy " what is jeopardy? 28 31 +574 1 Soichiro Honda ' s picture now hangs with Henry Ford ' s in the U . S . Automotive Hall of Fame , and the game - show " Jeopardy " is soon to be Sony - owned . Sony - owned how much they did pay for this? 35 38 +574 2 But no matter how much Japan gets under our skin , we ' ll still have mom and apple pie . no matter how much Japan gets under our skin , WHy would Japan get under your skin? 1 11 +574 2 But no matter how much Japan gets under our skin , we ' ll still have mom and apple pie . Japan Why is Japan in an American hall of fame? Wouldn't it then be an international hall of fame? 5 6 +574 2 But no matter how much Japan gets under our skin , we ' ll still have mom and apple pie . Japan what does japan do? 5 6 +574 3 On second thought , make that just mom . mom what about apple pie? 7 8 +574 3 On second thought , make that just mom . make that just mom What happened to our Apple Pie? 4 8 +574 3 On second thought , make that just mom . make that what is she going to make? 4 6 +574 4 A Japanese apple called the Fuji is cropping up in orchards the way Hondas did on U . S . roads . Fuji is cropping up in orchards Why are Fuji apples cropping up? 5 11 +574 4 A Japanese apple called the Fuji is cropping up in orchards the way Hondas did on U . S . roads . apple called the Fuji how does this apple look like? 2 6 +574 5 By 1995 it will be planted more often than any other apple tree , according to a recent survey of six apple - industry sages by Washington State University horticulturist Robert Norton . planted more often than any other apple tree , Why will it be planted more than any other apple tree? 5 14 +574 5 By 1995 it will be planted more often than any other apple tree , according to a recent survey of six apple - industry sages by Washington State University horticulturist Robert Norton . more often than any other apple tree , Why is this apple tree better than the others? 6 14 +574 5 By 1995 it will be planted more often than any other apple tree , according to a recent survey of six apple - industry sages by Washington State University horticulturist Robert Norton . planted how many trees will be planted? 5 6 +575 1 Early this century , diamond mining in the magnificent dunes where the Namib Desert meets the Atlantic Ocean was a day at the beach . was a day at the beach Why was diamond mining a day at the beach? 18 24 +575 1 Early this century , diamond mining in the magnificent dunes where the Namib Desert meets the Atlantic Ocean was a day at the beach . day at the beach How was diamond mining a day at the beach where the Namib meets the Atlantic Ocean? 20 24 +575 1 Early this century , diamond mining in the magnificent dunes where the Namib Desert meets the Atlantic Ocean was a day at the beach . magnificent dunes Why are they called the magnificent dunes? 8 10 +575 1 Early this century , diamond mining in the magnificent dunes where the Namib Desert meets the Atlantic Ocean was a day at the beach . was a day at the beach How was mining a day at the beach? 18 24 +575 1 Early this century , diamond mining in the magnificent dunes where the Namib Desert meets the Atlantic Ocean was a day at the beach . was a day at the beach Why was it a day at the beach? Does this mean it was easy? 18 24 +575 1 Early this century , diamond mining in the magnificent dunes where the Namib Desert meets the Atlantic Ocean was a day at the beach . Namib where is that desert? 12 13 +575 2 Men would crawl in the sand looking for shiny stones . Men Are these miners or just local people? 0 1 +575 2 Men would crawl in the sand looking for shiny stones . shiny stones Were all the shiny stones found diamonds? 8 10 +575 2 Men would crawl in the sand looking for shiny stones . sand looking for were they easy to find? 5 8 +575 3 It was as easy as collecting sea shells at Malibu . easy What is easy about collecting shells at Malibu? 3 4 +575 4 Men are still combing the beach with shovels and hand brushes , searching for that unusual glint . shovels and hand brushes , Are these the proper tools for diamond mining on the sand? 7 12 +575 5 But only after a fleet of 336 gargantuan earthmoving vehicles belonging to De Beers Consolidated Mines Ltd . , the world ' s diamond kingpins , do their work . gargantuan earthmoving vehicles How large were these vehicles? 7 10 +575 5 But only after a fleet of 336 gargantuan earthmoving vehicles belonging to De Beers Consolidated Mines Ltd . , the world ' s diamond kingpins , do their work . the world ' s diamond kingpins , How did they become kingpins? 19 26 +575 5 But only after a fleet of 336 gargantuan earthmoving vehicles belonging to De Beers Consolidated Mines Ltd . , the world ' s diamond kingpins , do their work . 336 gargantuan will they make more of these too? 6 8 +576 1 Japan has climbed up from the ashes of World War II and a gross national product of about $ 800 per capita to reach the heavyweight class among industrialized nations . $ 800 per capita is that considered high? 18 22 +576 1 Japan has climbed up from the ashes of World War II and a gross national product of about $ 800 per capita to reach the heavyweight class among industrialized nations . gross national product what gross national product? 13 16 +576 1 Japan has climbed up from the ashes of World War II and a gross national product of about $ 800 per capita to reach the heavyweight class among industrialized nations . heavyweight class What is the heavyweight class? 25 27 +576 2 Now this remarkable economic growth seems to be coming to an end because the government has not converted itself into a modern , democratic , " developed nation " mode of operation . " developed nation " why is it quoted? 25 29 +576 2 Now this remarkable economic growth seems to be coming to an end because the government has not converted itself into a modern , democratic , " developed nation " mode of operation . economic growth seems to be coming to an end Why does a modern democratic developed nation mode of operation matter to a country's economic growth? 3 12 +576 2 Now this remarkable economic growth seems to be coming to an end because the government has not converted itself into a modern , democratic , " developed nation " mode of operation . converted itself How could the government convert itself into a modern, democratic developed nation mode of operation? 17 19 +576 3 Until 1980 , when Japan joined the $ 10 , 000 per capita GNP club of the advanced countries , it was a model developing nation . GNP what is GNP? 13 14 +576 4 The government built ports , bridges , highways , schools , hospitals and railways . hospitals and railways what about airports? 11 14 +576 5 When industries were weak , it protected them . it protected them What protected them? 5 8 +576 5 When industries were weak , it protected them . it protected them What protected them? 5 8 +577 1 Defense intellectuals have complained for years that the Pentagon cannot determine priorities because it has no strategy . intellectuals Who are these intellectuals? 1 2 +577 1 Defense intellectuals have complained for years that the Pentagon cannot determine priorities because it has no strategy . Defense intellectuals Who are the defense intellectuals who have complained? 0 2 +577 1 Defense intellectuals have complained for years that the Pentagon cannot determine priorities because it has no strategy . Defense intellectuals Which defense intellectuals? 0 2 +577 2 Last April , the new defense secretary , Richard Cheney , acknowledged that , " given an ideal world , we ' d have a nice , neat , orderly process . " given an ideal world , what about in the real world? 14 20 +577 2 Last April , the new defense secretary , Richard Cheney , acknowledged that , " given an ideal world , we ' d have a nice , neat , orderly process . Richard Cheney , Why was Richard the new defense secretary? 8 11 +577 3 We ' d do the strategy and then we ' d come around and do the budget . the budget can they be done at the same time? 15 17 +577 3 We ' d do the strategy and then we ' d come around and do the budget . strategy What is the strategy? 5 6 +577 4 This city doesn ' t work that way . " With a five - year defense plan costing more than $ 1 . 6 trillion , it ' s about time we put together a defense strategy that works in Washington . strategy that works What didn't work before? 36 39 +577 5 This won ' t happen until strategists come down from their ivory tower and learn to work in the real world of limited budgets and uncertain futures . strategists Who are the strategists? 6 7 +578 1 Dennis Farney ' s Oct . 13 page - one article " River of Despair , " about the poverty along the Mississippi , fanned childhood memories of when my parents were sharecroppers in southeastern Arkansas , only a few miles from the river . sharecroppers Whose parents were sharecroppers? 32 33 +578 2 Although we were white , the same economic factors affected us as affects the black people Mr . Farney writes about . were white , are they not white anymore? 2 5 +578 2 Although we were white , the same economic factors affected us as affects the black people Mr . Farney writes about . economic factors which economic factors? 7 9 +578 3 Fortunately , an aunt with a college degree bought a small farm and moved us 50 miles north to good schools and an environment that opened the world of opportunity for me as an eight - year - old . an aunt with a college degree What was her college degree? 2 8 +578 3 Fortunately , an aunt with a college degree bought a small farm and moved us 50 miles north to good schools and an environment that opened the world of opportunity for me as an eight - year - old . farm Where was the farm that was 50 miles north? 11 12 +578 4 Though I ' ve been blessed with academic degrees and some success in the materialistic world , I ' ve never forgotten or lost contact with those memories of the 1930s . academic degrees What academic degrees has he been blessed with? 7 9 +578 5 Most of the land in that and other parts of the Delta are now owned by second , third or fourth generations of the same families . second , third or fourth how many generations total? 16 21 +579 1 Wham ! Bam ! Twice in two weeks the unraveling of the on - again , off - again UAL buy - out slammed the stock market . unraveling of the on - again , off - again Whys is the stock market being so affected by the on again off again pattern? 9 19 +579 1 Wham ! Bam ! Twice in two weeks the unraveling of the on - again , off - again UAL buy - out slammed the stock market . Twice in two weeks Why was it twice in two weeks? 4 8 +579 1 Wham ! Bam ! Twice in two weeks the unraveling of the on - again , off - again UAL buy - out slammed the stock market . on - again , Why is the UAL buy-out on-again off-again? 12 16 +579 1 Wham ! Bam ! Twice in two weeks the unraveling of the on - again , off - again UAL buy - out slammed the stock market . slammed Why is the stock market slamming the on-again off-again UAL buy-out? 23 24 +579 1 Wham ! Bam ! Twice in two weeks the unraveling of the on - again , off - again UAL buy - out slammed the stock market . buy - out Why is the UAL buy-out on-again and off-again? 20 23 +579 1 Wham ! Bam ! Twice in two weeks the unraveling of the on - again , off - again UAL buy - out slammed the stock market . UAL What is UAL? 19 20 +579 2 Now , stock prices seem to be in a general retreat . retreat why are they retreating? 10 11 +579 2 Now , stock prices seem to be in a general retreat . general retreat What is the correlation between the retreat of stock prices and the on again off again pattern? 9 11 +579 2 Now , stock prices seem to be in a general retreat . general retreat Why are they retreating? 9 11 +579 2 Now , stock prices seem to be in a general retreat . retreat Why are the stock prices retreating? 10 11 +579 2 Now , stock prices seem to be in a general retreat . stock prices Why are stock prices in a general retreat? 2 4 +579 3 Since peaking at 2791 . 41 on Oct . 9 , the Dow Jones Industrial Average has lost 194 . 69 points , or 7 % , closing Friday at 2596 . 72 , down 17 . 01 . lost 194 . 69 points , or 7 % Why is the Dow Jones Industrial Average losing so much? 17 26 +579 3 Since peaking at 2791 . 41 on Oct . 9 , the Dow Jones Industrial Average has lost 194 . 69 points , or 7 % , closing Friday at 2596 . 72 , down 17 . 01 . Since peaking at 2791 . 41 What caused the peak and decline of the industry? 0 6 +579 3 Since peaking at 2791 . 41 on Oct . 9 , the Dow Jones Industrial Average has lost 194 . 69 points , or 7 % , closing Friday at 2596 . 72 , down 17 . 01 . peaking Why did the stock peak at 2791.41 on Oct 9? 1 2 +579 4 The number of issues falling on the New York Stock Exchange each day is eclipsing the number of gainers . eclipsing the number of gainers what are gainers? 14 19 +579 4 The number of issues falling on the New York Stock Exchange each day is eclipsing the number of gainers . number of issues falling on the What are the issues that are falling onto the Stock exchange? 1 7 +579 4 The number of issues falling on the New York Stock Exchange each day is eclipsing the number of gainers . falling Why are the issues falling on the New York Stock Exchange? 4 5 +579 4 The number of issues falling on the New York Stock Exchange each day is eclipsing the number of gainers . eclipsing Why have the number of issues falling eclipsed the number of gainers? 14 15 +579 5 And the number of stocks hitting new lows far outstrips the number setting new highs . stocks hitting new lows far outstrips the number What is the cause of such highs and lows? 4 12 +579 5 And the number of stocks hitting new lows far outstrips the number setting new highs . lows Why are stocks hitting new lows? 7 8 +579 5 And the number of stocks hitting new lows far outstrips the number setting new highs . outstrips Why are stocks hitting new lows outstripping the number of new highs? 9 10 +580 1 The municipal bond market is bracing for tough times through the end of the year as it struggles to absorb an oversupply of bonds and two of its best customers turn into sellers . municipal bond what are municipal bonds? 1 3 +580 1 The municipal bond market is bracing for tough times through the end of the year as it struggles to absorb an oversupply of bonds and two of its best customers turn into sellers . oversupply of bonds Why is there an oversupply of bonds? 21 24 +580 1 The municipal bond market is bracing for tough times through the end of the year as it struggles to absorb an oversupply of bonds and two of its best customers turn into sellers . oversupply of bonds Why is there an oversupply of bonds? 21 24 +580 1 The municipal bond market is bracing for tough times through the end of the year as it struggles to absorb an oversupply of bonds and two of its best customers turn into sellers . oversupply Why is there an oversupply of bonds? 21 22 +580 2 Commercial banks and property / casualty insurers , which together own about 36 % of all municipal bonds , have been dumping their securities for weeks . dumping their securities Why are commercial banks and property/casualty insurers dumping their securities? 21 24 +580 2 Commercial banks and property / casualty insurers , which together own about 36 % of all municipal bonds , have been dumping their securities for weeks . dumping their securities Dumping their securities? I am not sure what that means? 21 24 +580 2 Commercial banks and property / casualty insurers , which together own about 36 % of all municipal bonds , have been dumping their securities for weeks . dumping Why are commercial bans and property/casualty insurers dumping their securities? 21 22 +580 3 Last week , traders said , there were three institutional sellers for every buyer . institutional sellers what is an institutional seller? 9 11 +580 3 Last week , traders said , there were three institutional sellers for every buyer . three institutional sellers Why is the ratio between sellers and buyers so high? 8 11 +580 4 " Every day we ' re getting new bid lists " from would - be sellers , one trader said . " Most dealers cannot continue to absorb this supply . " dealers cannot continue to absorb this supply Why can't the dealers continue to absorb this? 23 30 +580 4 " Every day we ' re getting new bid lists " from would - be sellers , one trader said . " Most dealers cannot continue to absorb this supply . " cannot continue Why can't dealers absorb that many bids? 24 26 +580 5 As a result , yields on long - term muni bonds now stand at about 95 % of long - term Treasury yields , the highest such level in more than two years . muni is that an abbreviation? 9 10 +580 5 As a result , yields on long - term muni bonds now stand at about 95 % of long - term Treasury yields , the highest such level in more than two years . highest When was the last time the yields were that high? 25 26 +580 5 As a result , yields on long - term muni bonds now stand at about 95 % of long - term Treasury yields , the highest such level in more than two years . result , Result of what? 2 4 +581 1 The New York Mercantile Exchange , the world ' s chief oil futures marketplace , is at a critical juncture . critical juncture What is the critical juncture the New York Mercantile Exchange is at? 18 20 +581 1 The New York Mercantile Exchange , the world ' s chief oil futures marketplace , is at a critical juncture . is at a critical juncture Why is it at a critical juncture? 15 20 +581 2 Several longtime observers of the commodities industry think the fortunes of the Merc over the next decade will be determined to a large extent by how well its new natural gas futures contract does and how successful its new president is in raising the level of compliance by floor traders with exchange and Commodity Futures Trading Commission rules . Futures what are futures? 54 55 +581 2 Several longtime observers of the commodities industry think the fortunes of the Merc over the next decade will be determined to a large extent by how well its new natural gas futures contract does and how successful its new president is in raising the level of compliance by floor traders with exchange and Commodity Futures Trading Commission rules . Several longtime observers Which longtime observers? 0 3 +581 4 On Friday , the Merc ' s board announced that it had approved Sabine Pipe Line Co . ' s Henry Hub in Erath , La . , as the delivery site for its long - awaited natural gas futures contract . Friday , which friday? 1 3 +581 4 On Friday , the Merc ' s board announced that it had approved Sabine Pipe Line Co . ' s Henry Hub in Erath , La . , as the delivery site for its long - awaited natural gas futures contract . approved Why did Merc's board approve Henry Hub for the delivery site? 12 13 +581 4 On Friday , the Merc ' s board announced that it had approved Sabine Pipe Line Co . ' s Henry Hub in Erath , La . , as the delivery site for its long - awaited natural gas futures contract . announced that it had approved Why did they approve this? 8 13 +581 5 It also said that it would start trading the contract as soon as the CFTC approved it . contract What is the contract? 9 10 +581 5 It also said that it would start trading the contract as soon as the CFTC approved it . it would start trading the contract Why would they start trading the contract? 4 10 +582 1 In Bombay stock market circles , the buzzword is " mega . " At least 40 companies are coming to the capital market to raise $ 6 billion , an amount never thought possible in India . an amount never thought possible Why was this amount never thought possible? 29 34 +582 1 In Bombay stock market circles , the buzzword is " mega . " At least 40 companies are coming to the capital market to raise $ 6 billion , an amount never thought possible in India . " mega why is it quoted? 9 11 +582 1 In Bombay stock market circles , the buzzword is " mega . " At least 40 companies are coming to the capital market to raise $ 6 billion , an amount never thought possible in India . 40 companies are coming to the capital market Which 40 companies are coming to the capital market? 15 23 +582 1 In Bombay stock market circles , the buzzword is " mega . " At least 40 companies are coming to the capital market to raise $ 6 billion , an amount never thought possible in India . " mega What does mega mean in Bombay stock market circles? 9 11 +582 1 In Bombay stock market circles , the buzzword is " mega . " At least 40 companies are coming to the capital market to raise $ 6 billion , an amount never thought possible in India . $ 6 billion , Why was raising $6 billion in India thought impossible? 25 29 +582 1 In Bombay stock market circles , the buzzword is " mega . " At least 40 companies are coming to the capital market to raise $ 6 billion , an amount never thought possible in India . At least 40 companies What are the 40 companies? 13 17 +582 2 " When they talk mega - issues , they ' re truly talking mega , " says S . A . Dave , chairman of the Securities and Exchange Board of India . " The capital market is booming . " capital market what is a capital market? 35 37 +582 2 " When they talk mega - issues , they ' re truly talking mega , " says S . A . Dave , chairman of the Securities and Exchange Board of India . " The capital market is booming . " mega - issues , What are the mega-issues? 4 8 +582 2 " When they talk mega - issues , they ' re truly talking mega , " says S . A . Dave , chairman of the Securities and Exchange Board of India . " The capital market is booming . " mega - issues , What are mega-issues? 4 8 +582 2 " When they talk mega - issues , they ' re truly talking mega , " says S . A . Dave , chairman of the Securities and Exchange Board of India . " The capital market is booming . " mega - issues , What are the Mega issues? 4 8 +582 3 But the mega - issues are raising megaquestions about the rapidly evolving Indian capital market . rapidly evolving what is it evolving into? 10 12 +582 3 But the mega - issues are raising megaquestions about the rapidly evolving Indian capital market . megaquestions What are the megaquestions? 7 8 +582 3 But the mega - issues are raising megaquestions about the rapidly evolving Indian capital market . megaquestions What are the megaquestions? 7 8 +582 4 One is whether there is enough money to fund the new issues without depressing stock trading . new issues What are the new issues? 10 12 +582 4 One is whether there is enough money to fund the new issues without depressing stock trading . depressing stock trading How would stock trading be depressed? 13 16 +582 4 One is whether there is enough money to fund the new issues without depressing stock trading . enough money How much money is needed? 5 7 +582 5 Moreover , in the relatively unregulated Indian stock markets , investors frequently don ' t know what they are getting when they subscribe to an issue . unregulated Indian stock markets , Why are Indian stock markets unregulated? 5 10 +582 5 Moreover , in the relatively unregulated Indian stock markets , investors frequently don ' t know what they are getting when they subscribe to an issue . unregulated Indian stock markets , Why are the markets unregulated? 5 10 +583 1 General Motors Corp . ' s general counsel hopes to cut the number of outside law firms the auto maker uses from about 700 to 200 within two years . cut the number Why does General Motors want to cut the number of outside law firms? 10 13 +583 1 General Motors Corp . ' s general counsel hopes to cut the number of outside law firms the auto maker uses from about 700 to 200 within two years . cut the number Why do they use so many different firms? 10 13 +583 1 General Motors Corp . ' s general counsel hopes to cut the number of outside law firms the auto maker uses from about 700 to 200 within two years . 700 to 200 within two years Why do they want to make this change? 23 29 +583 1 General Motors Corp . ' s general counsel hopes to cut the number of outside law firms the auto maker uses from about 700 to 200 within two years . cut the number of outside law firms Why is this goal being put in place? 10 17 +583 1 General Motors Corp . ' s general counsel hopes to cut the number of outside law firms the auto maker uses from about 700 to 200 within two years . cut the number of outside law firms Why does it want to cut the number of outside law firms it uses? 10 17 +583 1 General Motors Corp . ' s general counsel hopes to cut the number of outside law firms the auto maker uses from about 700 to 200 within two years . within two years Why will it take 2 years? 26 29 +583 2 Harry J . Pearce , named general counsel in May 1987 , says the reduction is a cost - cutting measure and an effort to let the No . 1 auto maker ' s 134 - lawyer in - house legal department take on matters it is better equipped and trained to handle . named general counsel Was he elected or appointed? 5 8 +583 2 Harry J . Pearce , named general counsel in May 1987 , says the reduction is a cost - cutting measure and an effort to let the No . 1 auto maker ' s 134 - lawyer in - house legal department take on matters it is better equipped and trained to handle . 134 - lawyer in - house Why do they use in house and outside departments? 34 40 +583 2 Harry J . Pearce , named general counsel in May 1987 , says the reduction is a cost - cutting measure and an effort to let the No . 1 auto maker ' s 134 - lawyer in - house legal department take on matters it is better equipped and trained to handle . matters What kind of matters? 44 45 +583 2 Harry J . Pearce , named general counsel in May 1987 , says the reduction is a cost - cutting measure and an effort to let the No . 1 auto maker ' s 134 - lawyer in - house legal department take on matters it is better equipped and trained to handle . 134 - lawyer in - house legal department Why were outside law firms necessary when in-house counsel was already retained? 34 42 +583 3 GM trimmed about 40 firms from its approved local counsel list , Mr . Pearce says . 40 firms why so many? 3 5 +583 3 GM trimmed about 40 firms from its approved local counsel list , Mr . Pearce says . local counsel list , What is the local counsel list? 8 12 +583 4 The move is consistent with a trend for corporate legal staffs to do more work in - house , instead of farming it out to law firms . a trend for corporate legal staffs why is it a trend? 5 11 +583 4 The move is consistent with a trend for corporate legal staffs to do more work in - house , instead of farming it out to law firms . consistent with a trend Where did trend begin? 3 7 +583 4 The move is consistent with a trend for corporate legal staffs to do more work in - house , instead of farming it out to law firms . corporate legal staffs to do more work in - house , If these legal staffs existed previously, why was so much work being farmed out? 8 19 +583 4 The move is consistent with a trend for corporate legal staffs to do more work in - house , instead of farming it out to law firms . trend Why is there a trend to do more work in house? 6 7 +583 5 Mr . Pearce set up GM ' s first in - house litigation group in May with four lawyers , all former assistant U . S . attorneys with extensive trial experience . May in which year? 15 16 +583 5 Mr . Pearce set up GM ' s first in - house litigation group in May with four lawyers , all former assistant U . S . attorneys with extensive trial experience . four lawyers , Why only 4 lawyers? 17 20 +583 5 Mr . Pearce set up GM ' s first in - house litigation group in May with four lawyers , all former assistant U . S . attorneys with extensive trial experience . extensive trial experience How long have these lawyers been practicing? 29 32 +584 1 Kidder , Peabody & Co . is trying to struggle back . struggle back struggle back to where? 9 11 +584 1 Kidder , Peabody & Co . is trying to struggle back . struggle Why is Kidder Peabody & Co. struggling? 9 10 +584 1 Kidder , Peabody & Co . is trying to struggle back . trying Why are they \"trying\" and not \"doing\"? 7 8 +584 1 Kidder , Peabody & Co . is trying to struggle back . struggle back struggle back from what?\n 9 11 +584 1 Kidder , Peabody & Co . is trying to struggle back . struggle back What happened to them originally? 9 11 +584 1 Kidder , Peabody & Co . is trying to struggle back . struggle back Struggle to get back what? 9 11 +584 2 Only a few months ago , the 124 - year - old securities firm seemed to be on the verge of a meltdown , racked by internal squabbles and defections . internal squabbles what was being squabbled about? 26 28 +584 2 Only a few months ago , the 124 - year - old securities firm seemed to be on the verge of a meltdown , racked by internal squabbles and defections . 124 - year - old How did the 124-year-old firm stay in business for so long? 7 12 +584 2 Only a few months ago , the 124 - year - old securities firm seemed to be on the verge of a meltdown , racked by internal squabbles and defections . squabbles Why are there internal squabbles and defections? 27 28 +584 2 Only a few months ago , the 124 - year - old securities firm seemed to be on the verge of a meltdown , racked by internal squabbles and defections . defections How are the internal squabbles and defections being handled by the firm's management? 29 30 +584 2 Only a few months ago , the 124 - year - old securities firm seemed to be on the verge of a meltdown , racked by internal squabbles and defections . racked by internal squabbles and defections What conditions caused something like this to happen to such an old, well-established company? 24 30 +584 3 Its relationship with parent General Electric Co . had been frayed since a big Kidder insider - trading scandal two years ago . frayed How did the Kidder insider-trading scandal affect General Electric Co.? 10 11 +584 3 Its relationship with parent General Electric Co . had been frayed since a big Kidder insider - trading scandal two years ago . scandal How did the insider-trading scandal unfold? 18 19 +584 3 Its relationship with parent General Electric Co . had been frayed since a big Kidder insider - trading scandal two years ago . insider - trading scandal How has this scandal affected the company as a whole? 15 19 +584 3 Its relationship with parent General Electric Co . had been frayed since a big Kidder insider - trading scandal two years ago . scandal What was the scandel? 18 19 +584 4 Chief executives and presidents had come and gone . had come and gone why so much turmoil? 4 8 +584 4 Chief executives and presidents had come and gone . gone Why are the chief executives and presidents leaving? 7 8 +584 4 Chief executives and presidents had come and gone . come and gone Why is there so much turnover? 5 8 +584 4 Chief executives and presidents had come and gone . presidents What presidents are they talking about? 3 4 +584 5 Now , the firm says it ' s at a turning point . turning How is the firm turning around? 10 11 +584 5 Now , the firm says it ' s at a turning point . at a turning point What happened to make things turn around? 8 12 +584 5 Now , the firm says it ' s at a turning point . turning point What is the turning point? 10 12 +585 1 Yet another political scandal is racking Japan . another were there prior scandals? 1 2 +585 1 Yet another political scandal is racking Japan . political scandal What is the political scandal? 2 4 +585 1 Yet another political scandal is racking Japan . political scandal What political scandal is racking Japan? 2 4 +585 1 Yet another political scandal is racking Japan . political scandal What is the political scandal? 2 4 +585 1 Yet another political scandal is racking Japan . another HOW MANY CAME BEFORE? 1 2 +585 2 But this time it ' s hurting opposition as well as ruling - party members . hurting opposition how can it hurt both? 6 8 +585 2 But this time it ' s hurting opposition as well as ruling - party members . it ' s hurting How is it hurting opposition? 3 7 +585 2 But this time it ' s hurting opposition as well as ruling - party members . hurting What is hurting opposition as well as ruling party members? 6 7 +585 2 But this time it ' s hurting opposition as well as ruling - party members . hurting opposition Why is the scandal hurting everyone? 6 8 +585 3 And as it unfolds , it ' s revealing some of the more tangled and seamier aspects of Japanese society . seamier definition of this word? 15 16 +585 3 And as it unfolds , it ' s revealing some of the more tangled and seamier aspects of Japanese society . tangled and seamier aspects What are these aspects? 13 17 +585 3 And as it unfolds , it ' s revealing some of the more tangled and seamier aspects of Japanese society . seamier aspects What are some of the seamier aspects of Japanese society? 15 17 +585 3 And as it unfolds , it ' s revealing some of the more tangled and seamier aspects of Japanese society . seamier aspects of Japanese society What are the seamier aspects of Japanese Society? 15 20 +585 3 And as it unfolds , it ' s revealing some of the more tangled and seamier aspects of Japanese society . unfolds , WHAT DOES THE SCANDAL INVOLVE? 3 5 +585 4 Already , ruling Liberal Democratic Party demands that opposition members testify under oath in parliament have stalled one budget committee session and forced the committee to plan a special two - day investigation at the end of the month . have stalled Why have they stalled? 15 17 +585 4 Already , ruling Liberal Democratic Party demands that opposition members testify under oath in parliament have stalled one budget committee session and forced the committee to plan a special two - day investigation at the end of the month . special two - day investigation Why is this investigation necessary? 28 33 +585 4 Already , ruling Liberal Democratic Party demands that opposition members testify under oath in parliament have stalled one budget committee session and forced the committee to plan a special two - day investigation at the end of the month . investigation What is the investigation into? 32 33 +585 4 Already , ruling Liberal Democratic Party demands that opposition members testify under oath in parliament have stalled one budget committee session and forced the committee to plan a special two - day investigation at the end of the month . testify under oath TESTIFY TO WHAT? 10 13 +585 5 But the scandal itself is so convoluted that ruling - party members are divided between those who want to pursue the matter in hope of undermining the opposition and those who favor leaving well enough alone . the scandal Who is responsible for starting this scandal? 1 3 +585 5 But the scandal itself is so convoluted that ruling - party members are divided between those who want to pursue the matter in hope of undermining the opposition and those who favor leaving well enough alone . so convoluted What makes it convoluted? 5 7 +585 5 But the scandal itself is so convoluted that ruling - party members are divided between those who want to pursue the matter in hope of undermining the opposition and those who favor leaving well enough alone . members are divided How far apart is the devision? 11 14 +585 5 But the scandal itself is so convoluted that ruling - party members are divided between those who want to pursue the matter in hope of undermining the opposition and those who favor leaving well enough alone . scandal What is the scandal? 2 3 +585 5 But the scandal itself is so convoluted that ruling - party members are divided between those who want to pursue the matter in hope of undermining the opposition and those who favor leaving well enough alone . so convoluted Why is the scandal convoluted? 5 7 +586 1 As Helen Boehm , who owns an art porcelain company , sipped her luncheon cocktail , she reeled off the names of a few pals - - Prince Charles , Princess Diana , Sarah Ferguson , John Kluge , Milton Petrie . John Kluge , Who is John Kluge? 36 39 +586 1 As Helen Boehm , who owns an art porcelain company , sipped her luncheon cocktail , she reeled off the names of a few pals - - Prince Charles , Princess Diana , Sarah Ferguson , John Kluge , Milton Petrie . a few pals How does she know these people? 22 25 +586 1 As Helen Boehm , who owns an art porcelain company , sipped her luncheon cocktail , she reeled off the names of a few pals - - Prince Charles , Princess Diana , Sarah Ferguson , John Kluge , Milton Petrie . an art porcelain company , WHAT COMPANY DOES SHE OWN? 6 11 +586 2 Then , flashing a diamond ring as big as the Ritz ( " my day diamond , darling " ) , she told her two companions that she is on the " board " of the Vatican Museum in Rome . " board " of the Vatican Museum in Rome How did she get this achievement? 31 40 +586 4 " Helen Boehm has a way with names , " says James Revson , a gossip columnist for Newsday ( and son of Joseph Revson , a founder of Revlon ) . " Helen Boehm why does he say that? 0 3 +586 4 " Helen Boehm has a way with names , " says James Revson , a gossip columnist for Newsday ( and son of Joseph Revson , a founder of Revlon ) . a way with names , " How does she use this talent to her advantage? 4 10 +586 4 " Helen Boehm has a way with names , " says James Revson , a gossip columnist for Newsday ( and son of Joseph Revson , a founder of Revlon ) . way with names , " IS THE AUTHOR IMPLYING THAT SHE HAS A LOT OF INFLUENTIAL FRIENDS? 5 10 +586 5 Like which are droppable and which are not . which are droppable and how are they not droppable? 1 5 +586 5 Like which are droppable and which are not . which are droppable What is droppable ? 1 4 +586 5 Like which are droppable and which are not . droppable WHAT EXACTLY IN THE INFERENCE IN THIS STATEMENT? 3 4 +587 1 GAF , Part III is scheduled to begin today . GAF , Part III what is that? 0 4 +587 1 GAF , Part III is scheduled to begin today . Part III How many parts are there in total? 2 4 +587 1 GAF , Part III is scheduled to begin today . GAF , What is GAF? 0 2 +587 2 After two mistrials , the stakes in the stock manipulation trial of GAF Corp . and its vice chairman , James T . Sherwin , have changed considerably . two mistrials , What was the cause of the mistrials? 1 4 +587 2 After two mistrials , the stakes in the stock manipulation trial of GAF Corp . and its vice chairman , James T . Sherwin , have changed considerably . have changed considerably . How have the stakes changed? 25 29 +587 2 After two mistrials , the stakes in the stock manipulation trial of GAF Corp . and its vice chairman , James T . Sherwin , have changed considerably . two mistrials , Why were there mistrials? 1 4 +587 2 After two mistrials , the stakes in the stock manipulation trial of GAF Corp . and its vice chairman , James T . Sherwin , have changed considerably . changed considerably How have the stakes changed? 26 28 +587 2 After two mistrials , the stakes in the stock manipulation trial of GAF Corp . and its vice chairman , James T . Sherwin , have changed considerably . GAF Corp Which industry does GAF Corp operate in? 12 14 +587 3 The first two GAF trials were watched closely on Wall Street because they were considered to be important tests of the government ' s ability to convince a jury of allegations stemming from its insider - trading investigations . insider - trading how could they prove it? 34 37 +587 3 The first two GAF trials were watched closely on Wall Street because they were considered to be important tests of the government ' s ability to convince a jury of allegations stemming from its insider - trading investigations . watched closely Watched by who? 6 8 +587 3 The first two GAF trials were watched closely on Wall Street because they were considered to be important tests of the government ' s ability to convince a jury of allegations stemming from its insider - trading investigations . important tests Why are these considered important tests? 17 19 +587 3 The first two GAF trials were watched closely on Wall Street because they were considered to be important tests of the government ' s ability to convince a jury of allegations stemming from its insider - trading investigations . watched closely Who was watching closely? 6 8 +587 3 The first two GAF trials were watched closely on Wall Street because they were considered to be important tests of the government ' s ability to convince a jury of allegations stemming from its insider - trading investigations . insider - trading investigations Who were the insider trading investigations targeting? 34 38 +587 4 In an eight - count indictment , the government charged GAF , a Wayne , N . J . , chemical maker , and Mr . Sherwin with illegally attempting to manipulate the common stock of Union Carbide Corp . in advance of GAF ' s planned sale of a large block of the stock in 1986 . chemical maker , What kind of chemicals do they make? 20 23 +587 4 In an eight - count indictment , the government charged GAF , a Wayne , N . J . , chemical maker , and Mr . Sherwin with illegally attempting to manipulate the common stock of Union Carbide Corp . in advance of GAF ' s planned sale of a large block of the stock in 1986 . attempting to manipulate What did they do to attempt to manipulate? 29 32 +587 4 In an eight - count indictment , the government charged GAF , a Wayne , N . J . , chemical maker , and Mr . Sherwin with illegally attempting to manipulate the common stock of Union Carbide Corp . in advance of GAF ' s planned sale of a large block of the stock in 1986 . large block of the stock How much of the stock? 50 55 +587 4 In an eight - count indictment , the government charged GAF , a Wayne , N . J . , chemical maker , and Mr . Sherwin with illegally attempting to manipulate the common stock of Union Carbide Corp . in advance of GAF ' s planned sale of a large block of the stock in 1986 . eight - count indictment , What were the 8 counts? 2 7 +587 4 In an eight - count indictment , the government charged GAF , a Wayne , N . J . , chemical maker , and Mr . Sherwin with illegally attempting to manipulate the common stock of Union Carbide Corp . in advance of GAF ' s planned sale of a large block of the stock in 1986 . illegally attempting to manipulate How was he attempting to manipulate the stock? 28 32 +587 4 In an eight - count indictment , the government charged GAF , a Wayne , N . J . , chemical maker , and Mr . Sherwin with illegally attempting to manipulate the common stock of Union Carbide Corp . in advance of GAF ' s planned sale of a large block of the stock in 1986 . planned sale of a large block of the stock Why was the stock being sold? 46 55 +587 5 The government ' s credibility in the GAF case depended heavily on its star witness , Boyd L . Jefferies , the former Los Angeles brokerage chief who was implicated by former arbitrager Ivan Boesky , and then pointed the finger at Mr . Sherwin , takeover speculator Salim B . Lewis and corporate raider Paul Bilzerian . Paul Bilzerian related to dan? 55 57 +587 5 The government ' s credibility in the GAF case depended heavily on its star witness , Boyd L . Jefferies , the former Los Angeles brokerage chief who was implicated by former arbitrager Ivan Boesky , and then pointed the finger at Mr . Sherwin , takeover speculator Salim B . Lewis and corporate raider Paul Bilzerian . depended heavily How many witnesses were there? 9 11 +587 5 The government ' s credibility in the GAF case depended heavily on its star witness , Boyd L . Jefferies , the former Los Angeles brokerage chief who was implicated by former arbitrager Ivan Boesky , and then pointed the finger at Mr . Sherwin , takeover speculator Salim B . Lewis and corporate raider Paul Bilzerian . and then pointed the finger Why was he pointed the finger at? 36 41 +587 5 The government ' s credibility in the GAF case depended heavily on its star witness , Boyd L . Jefferies , the former Los Angeles brokerage chief who was implicated by former arbitrager Ivan Boesky , and then pointed the finger at Mr . Sherwin , takeover speculator Salim B . Lewis and corporate raider Paul Bilzerian . who was implicated What crime was he implicated with? 27 30 +587 5 The government ' s credibility in the GAF case depended heavily on its star witness , Boyd L . Jefferies , the former Los Angeles brokerage chief who was implicated by former arbitrager Ivan Boesky , and then pointed the finger at Mr . Sherwin , takeover speculator Salim B . Lewis and corporate raider Paul Bilzerian . Boyd L . Jefferies , Why was Mr. Jefferies the star witness? 16 21 +588 1 The Polish rat will eat well this winter . rat Why will the rat eat well? 2 3 +588 1 The Polish rat will eat well this winter . eat well why will it eat well? 4 6 +588 1 The Polish rat will eat well this winter . The Polish rat How does this differ from other rats? 0 3 +588 1 The Polish rat will eat well this winter . eat What will the rat eat? 4 5 +588 2 Tons of delectably rotting potatoes , barley and wheat will fill damp barns across the land as thousands of farmers turn the state ' s buyers away . state ' s buyers why are they turned away? 22 26 +588 2 Tons of delectably rotting potatoes , barley and wheat will fill damp barns across the land as thousands of farmers turn the state ' s buyers away . state ' s buyers away Why are they turning the state buyers away? 22 27 +588 3 Many a piglet won ' t be born as a result , and many a ham will never hang in a butcher shop . piglet won ' t why does it effect pigs? 2 6 +588 4 But with inflation raging , grain in the barn will still be a safer bet for the private farmer than money in the bank . But with inflation raging , How much is inflation? 0 5 +588 4 But with inflation raging , grain in the barn will still be a safer bet for the private farmer than money in the bank . grain in the barn will still be a safer bet Why is it a safer bet? 5 15 +588 4 But with inflation raging , grain in the barn will still be a safer bet for the private farmer than money in the bank . private farmer What about the corporate farmers? 17 19 +588 5 Once again , the indomitable peasant holds Poland ' s future in his hands . indomitable peasant Who is this indomitable peasant? 4 6 +588 5 Once again , the indomitable peasant holds Poland ' s future in his hands . future What was their past like? 10 11 +589 1 The Nasdaq over - the - counter market didn ' t fully recover from a selling stampede , and closed down 1 . 2 % . over - the - counter market what is this type of market? 2 8 +589 1 The Nasdaq over - the - counter market didn ' t fully recover from a selling stampede , and closed down 1 . 2 % . over - the - counter market What is the over-the-counter market? 2 8 +589 1 The Nasdaq over - the - counter market didn ' t fully recover from a selling stampede , and closed down 1 . 2 % . Nasdaq over - the - counter market What is the Nasdaq over-the-counter market? 1 8 +589 1 The Nasdaq over - the - counter market didn ' t fully recover from a selling stampede , and closed down 1 . 2 % . selling stampede , Why was there a selling stampede? 15 18 +589 1 The Nasdaq over - the - counter market didn ' t fully recover from a selling stampede , and closed down 1 . 2 % . over - the - counter market What does \"over-the-counter market\" mean? 2 8 +589 2 The effects on the market of the mostly computer - driven sell - off among exchange - listed stocks irked many market makers , who watched the Nasdaq Composite Index tumble in sympathy with the Dow Jones Industrial Average , and then saw it get left behind in the subsequent rally . effects what are the effects of the Nasdaq over-the-market? 1 2 +589 2 The effects on the market of the mostly computer - driven sell - off among exchange - listed stocks irked many market makers , who watched the Nasdaq Composite Index tumble in sympathy with the Dow Jones Industrial Average , and then saw it get left behind in the subsequent rally . computer - driven sell - off Why was there a computer driven sell off? 8 14 +589 2 The effects on the market of the mostly computer - driven sell - off among exchange - listed stocks irked many market makers , who watched the Nasdaq Composite Index tumble in sympathy with the Dow Jones Industrial Average , and then saw it get left behind in the subsequent rally . subsequent rally Why was there a subsequent rally? 49 51 +589 2 The effects on the market of the mostly computer - driven sell - off among exchange - listed stocks irked many market makers , who watched the Nasdaq Composite Index tumble in sympathy with the Dow Jones Industrial Average , and then saw it get left behind in the subsequent rally . get left behind Why did it get left behind? 44 47 +589 3 After plummeting 1 . 8 % at one point during the day , the composite rebounded a little , but finished down 5 . 52 , at 461 . 70 . composite what is the composite exactly? 14 15 +589 4 In contrast , the industrial average recovered almost completely from its skid and closed down 0 . 1 % . industrial average Why did the industrial average recover? 4 6 +589 4 In contrast , the industrial average recovered almost completely from its skid and closed down 0 . 1 % . industrial average recovered How did the industrial average recover? 4 7 +589 5 The New York Stock Exchange Composite was 0 . 4 % lower for the day . 0 . 4 % lower for the day is that a big drop for one day? 7 15 +589 5 The New York Stock Exchange Composite was 0 . 4 % lower for the day . Composite What does composite mean? 5 6 +590 1 Wanted : An investment that ' s as simple and secure as a certificate of deposit but offers a return worth getting excited about . getting excited about does it exist? 21 24 +590 1 Wanted : An investment that ' s as simple and secure as a certificate of deposit but offers a return worth getting excited about . return How do investments offer returns? 19 20 +590 1 Wanted : An investment that ' s as simple and secure as a certificate of deposit but offers a return worth getting excited about . excited Why are some returns worth getting excited about? 22 23 +590 1 Wanted : An investment that ' s as simple and secure as a certificate of deposit but offers a return worth getting excited about . secure Why should I trust them telling me this is secure? What proof can they offer? 10 11 +590 2 With $ 150 billion of CDs maturing this month , a lot of people have been scouring the financial landscape for just such an investment . for just such have they found anything? 20 23 +590 2 With $ 150 billion of CDs maturing this month , a lot of people have been scouring the financial landscape for just such an investment . maturing Why are CDs maturing? 6 7 +590 2 With $ 150 billion of CDs maturing this month , a lot of people have been scouring the financial landscape for just such an investment . scouring Why do people need to invest? 16 17 +590 3 In April , when many of them bought their CDs , six - month certificates were yielding more than 9 % ; investors willing to look could find double - digit yields at some banks and thrifts . yielding Why were certificates yielding more than 9%? 16 17 +590 3 In April , when many of them bought their CDs , six - month certificates were yielding more than 9 % ; investors willing to look could find double - digit yields at some banks and thrifts . willing Why were some investors not willing to look for double-digit yields? 23 24 +590 3 In April , when many of them bought their CDs , six - month certificates were yielding more than 9 % ; investors willing to look could find double - digit yields at some banks and thrifts . thrifts What does 'thrifts' mean in this instance? 36 37 +590 4 Now , the nationwide average yield on a six - month CD is just under 8 % , and 8 . 5 % is about the best around . average Why is the average yield on a six-month CD under 8%? 4 5 +590 5 But investors looking for alternatives aren ' t finding it easy . aren ' t finding it easy is it really difficult? 5 11 +590 5 But investors looking for alternatives aren ' t finding it easy . alternatives What kind of alternatives? 4 5 +590 5 But investors looking for alternatives aren ' t finding it easy . easy Why are alternatives not easy to find for investors? 10 11 +590 5 But investors looking for alternatives aren ' t finding it easy . easy Why aren't they finding it easy? 10 11 +591 1 For students working in a miniature factory at the University of Missouri - Rolla , the future of American business is now . business what is the future of american business? 19 20 +591 1 For students working in a miniature factory at the University of Missouri - Rolla , the future of American business is now . miniature factory What is made in the miniature factory? 5 7 +591 2 " When our students go into industry , they will have state - of - the - art knowledge " that will affect decisions about expanding the role of robots and automated machines in the workplace , said Sema Alptekin , designer of the futuristic business laboratory . expanding the role of robots In what ways are we planning on doing this? 25 30 +591 2 " When our students go into industry , they will have state - of - the - art knowledge " that will affect decisions about expanding the role of robots and automated machines in the workplace , said Sema Alptekin , designer of the futuristic business laboratory . designer how long has she been a designer for? 41 42 +591 4 The lab , established two years ago at a cost of $ 120 , 000 , is the only project of its kind in the state , and one of the more advanced such programs in the country . $ 120 , 000 , is that cheap or expensive? 11 16 +591 4 The lab , established two years ago at a cost of $ 120 , 000 , is the only project of its kind in the state , and one of the more advanced such programs in the country . such programs in the country What exactly is the point of this project/program? 33 38 +591 4 The lab , established two years ago at a cost of $ 120 , 000 , is the only project of its kind in the state , and one of the more advanced such programs in the country . $ 120 , 000 , who funded the 120,000? 11 16 +591 5 Tom Akas of the Society of Manufacturing Engineers said Ms . Alptekin has created " a model for similar laboratories . " a model for similar laboratories What should one of these laboratories be like? 14 20 +591 5 Tom Akas of the Society of Manufacturing Engineers said Ms . Alptekin has created " a model for similar laboratories . laboratories what are the similar laboratories? 19 20 +592 1 An early morning house fire killed a woman and a firefighter who was fatally injured as he searched the house , officials said Saturday . killed How did the early morning house fire kill a women? 5 6 +592 2 Four other members of the woman ' s family were injured . Four other members which members? 0 3 +592 2 Four other members of the woman ' s family were injured . members who are the members? 2 3 +592 2 Four other members of the woman ' s family were injured . injured How were the four other members injured? 10 11 +592 2 Four other members of the woman ' s family were injured . injured How severely were they injured? 10 11 +592 3 Fire Investigator Ray Mauck said the 4 a . m . fire started in the front room of the house in northwest Wichita but he would not comment on the cause . started in the front where did it spread to? 12 16 +592 3 Fire Investigator Ray Mauck said the 4 a . m . fire started in the front room of the house in northwest Wichita but he would not comment on the cause . not Why would the Fire Investigator not comment on the cause of the fire? 26 27 +592 3 Fire Investigator Ray Mauck said the 4 a . m . fire started in the front room of the house in northwest Wichita but he would not comment on the cause . comment Why wouldn’t the fire investigator comment on the cause? 27 28 +592 4 " We are fairly sure at this time that it was an accidental fire , " he said . fairly sure is there any doubt? 3 5 +592 4 " We are fairly sure at this time that it was an accidental fire , " he said . accidental fire , " How does the fire investigator know it was an accidental fire? 12 16 +592 4 " We are fairly sure at this time that it was an accidental fire , " he said . accidental Why are they fairly sure the fire was accidental? 12 13 +592 5 Killed were Tilda Sue Price , 53 , and firefighter C . C . C . C What is C.C.'s last name? 10 13 +592 5 Killed were Tilda Sue Price , 53 , and firefighter C . C . 53 , How do they know Tilda Su Price was 53 years old? 6 8 +592 5 Killed were Tilda Sue Price , 53 , and firefighter C . C . firefighter Why was a firefighter C.C. killed? 9 10 +593 1 In the nation ' s capital , where the federal government ' s war on drugs is mapped out , young Washingtonians fighting over drugs were killing each other at a rate of more than one a day during 1988 . killing each other at a rate of more than one Who exactly was being killed at a \"rate of more than one a day\" during 1988? 26 36 +593 1 In the nation ' s capital , where the federal government ' s war on drugs is mapped out , young Washingtonians fighting over drugs were killing each other at a rate of more than one a day during 1988 . killing each other why were they killing? 26 29 +593 1 In the nation ' s capital , where the federal government ' s war on drugs is mapped out , young Washingtonians fighting over drugs were killing each other at a rate of more than one a day during 1988 . young Washingtonians fighting over drugs What caused this phenomenon? 20 25 +593 1 In the nation ' s capital , where the federal government ' s war on drugs is mapped out , young Washingtonians fighting over drugs were killing each other at a rate of more than one a day during 1988 . war on drugs is mapped out , What is the factor being mapped out? 13 20 +593 2 The District of Columbia ' s drug problems dramatize the two different Washingtons - the Capitol , the White House and other sites visited by millions of tourists each year , and the squalid neighborhoods tucked away from the traditional seats of power . squalid neighborhoods What kind of neighborhoods were these? 33 35 +593 2 The District of Columbia ' s drug problems dramatize the two different Washingtons - the Capitol , the White House and other sites visited by millions of tourists each year , and the squalid neighborhoods tucked away from the traditional seats of power . the squalid neighborhoods tucked away Why were neighborhoods being tucked away? 32 37 +593 3 There , a more vicious power struggle is contested among teens drawn to the status and money that come from selling drugs . power struggle Did the police not patrol the area? 5 7 +593 3 There , a more vicious power struggle is contested among teens drawn to the status and money that come from selling drugs . status and money is it a lot of money? 14 17 +593 3 There , a more vicious power struggle is contested among teens drawn to the status and money that come from selling drugs . teens drawn to the status and money Are these typical tendencies of teenagers? 10 17 +593 3 There , a more vicious power struggle is contested among teens drawn to the status and money that come from selling drugs . a more vicious power struggle How does this compare to the power dynamic of international countries? 2 7 +593 4 In 1988 , 371 persons had been killed in the nation ' s capital as of Dec . 30 , far surpassing the previous high total of 287 , set in 1969 . 371 persons had been killed Was there a big war with drugs in the neighborhoods that caused all these deaths? 3 8 +593 4 In 1988 , 371 persons had been killed in the nation ' s capital as of Dec . 30 , far surpassing the previous high total of 287 , set in 1969 . In 1988 , 371 persons had been killed Did this have to do with drug addiction? 0 8 +593 4 In 1988 , 371 persons had been killed in the nation ' s capital as of Dec . 30 , far surpassing the previous high total of 287 , set in 1969 . the previous high total of 287 , set in 1969 What was the cause of this previous record? 22 32 +593 5 Police blame drugs - particularly the arrival of crack cocaine for about 60 percent of the slayings . Police blame drugs Why do the police blame drugs for the killings? 0 3 +593 5 Police blame drugs - particularly the arrival of crack cocaine for about 60 percent of the slayings . slayings What contributed to the other 40% of slayings? 16 17 +593 5 Police blame drugs - particularly the arrival of crack cocaine for about 60 percent of the slayings . 60 percent of the slayings What were the reasons for the other 40 percent of slayings? 12 17 +594 1 The jury is still out on Ronald Reagan , but history is likely to regard him as an average to good president , according to some scholars of the presidency . jury is still out on Ronald Reagan , What did he do to have people question him? 1 9 +594 1 The jury is still out on Ronald Reagan , but history is likely to regard him as an average to good president , according to some scholars of the presidency . Ronald Reagan , Which years did Ronald Reagan hold the office of president? 6 9 +594 1 The jury is still out on Ronald Reagan , but history is likely to regard him as an average to good president , according to some scholars of the presidency . average to good Why would Ronald Reagan be an average to good president? 18 21 +594 1 The jury is still out on Ronald Reagan , but history is likely to regard him as an average to good president , according to some scholars of the presidency . presidency which scholars said this? 29 30 +594 1 The jury is still out on Ronald Reagan , but history is likely to regard him as an average to good president , according to some scholars of the presidency . some scholars of the presidency . Which scholars of the presidency? 25 31 +594 2 With little time left in Reagan ' s final term , The Associated Press interviewed eight presidential scholars including specialists in history , political science and social psychology . eight presidential scholars Who are these scholars? 15 18 +594 2 With little time left in Reagan ' s final term , The Associated Press interviewed eight presidential scholars including specialists in history , political science and social psychology . eight presidential scholars Which political parties did these scholars belong to? 15 18 +594 3 Their tentative verdict : Reagan will get high marks for his use of the White House pulpit to unite the country and will get credit for improving East - West relations even though Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev may have been more responsible for it than he . tentative verdict : Why is their verdict tenative? 1 4 +594 3 Their tentative verdict : Reagan will get high marks for his use of the White House pulpit to unite the country and will get credit for improving East - West relations even though Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev may have been more responsible for it than he . improving East - West relations Is East-West relations referring to The Cold War? 26 31 +594 3 Their tentative verdict : Reagan will get high marks for his use of the White House pulpit to unite the country and will get credit for improving East - West relations even though Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev may have been more responsible for it than he . may have been more responsible How would Mikhail Gorbachev be more responsible than Reagan for improving East-West relations? 37 42 +594 3 Their tentative verdict : Reagan will get high marks for his use of the White House pulpit to unite the country and will get credit for improving East - West relations even though Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev may have been more responsible for it than he . pulpit definition of this word? 16 17 +594 4 " My view is that he will be viewed by the American people as an above - average president , " said Thomas Cronin , a historian of the presidency at Colorado College who calls himself a moderate Democrat . above - average president , " Why was he an above average president? 15 21 +594 4 " My view is that he will be viewed by the American people as an above - average president , " said Thomas Cronin , a historian of the presidency at Colorado College who calls himself a moderate Democrat . moderate Democrat isnt that a centrist? 37 39 +594 5 " I think the historians and biographers will treat him a little bit more harshly , still ranking him at least an average president but not as high as the American people now do or will . " not as high as the American people now Why would the American people mark rank him high? 25 33 +594 5 " I think the historians and biographers will treat him a little bit more harshly , still ranking him at least an average president but not as high as the American people now do or will . " American people now do or will . " Why would the American people rank him higher now as opposed to earlier times? 30 38 +594 5 " I think the historians and biographers will treat him a little bit more harshly , still ranking him at least an average president but not as high as the American people now do or will . " little bit more harshly , Why would historians and scholars treat Reagan a little it more harshly? 11 16 +595 1 Uniformed men beat up Cecilio Aguilar beneath an avocado tree , marched him and two friends down a wooded path and pounded them to death with rifle butts , witnesses say . beat up why did they do that? 2 4 +595 1 Uniformed men beat up Cecilio Aguilar beneath an avocado tree , marched him and two friends down a wooded path and pounded them to death with rifle butts , witnesses say . pounded them to death Why was Cecilio Aguilar and two friends pounded to death? 21 25 +595 1 Uniformed men beat up Cecilio Aguilar beneath an avocado tree , marched him and two friends down a wooded path and pounded them to death with rifle butts , witnesses say . Uniformed men beat Why did the uniformed men beat the man to death? 0 3 +595 1 Uniformed men beat up Cecilio Aguilar beneath an avocado tree , marched him and two friends down a wooded path and pounded them to death with rifle butts , witnesses say . beat Why did they beat Cecilio and his friends to death? 2 3 +595 1 Uniformed men beat up Cecilio Aguilar beneath an avocado tree , marched him and two friends down a wooded path and pounded them to death with rifle butts , witnesses say . Uniformed men Who are they associated with? 0 2 +595 2 Leftist guerrillas captured Francisco Diaz as he was searching for three wayward cows , took him away and shot him . shot Why was Francisco Diaz shot? 18 19 +595 2 Leftist guerrillas captured Francisco Diaz as he was searching for three wayward cows , took him away and shot him . Leftist guerrillas captured Francisco Diaz Why did they capture Francisco Diaz? 0 5 +595 2 Leftist guerrillas captured Francisco Diaz as he was searching for three wayward cows , took him away and shot him . guerrillas Where are the guerrillas from? 1 2 +595 3 The killings are examples of the growing toll of politically motivated slayings in El Salvador in 1988 as both sides in a 9 - year - old civil war grow frustrated with a stalemate . politically motivated slayings How are they politically motivated? 9 12 +595 3 The killings are examples of the growing toll of politically motivated slayings in El Salvador in 1988 as both sides in a 9 - year - old civil war grow frustrated with a stalemate . war How did the civil war start? 28 29 +595 4 The Roman Catholic Church ' s Legal Aid office has counted 181 summary killings in the first 11 months of 1988 , compared with 129 in all of 1987 . The Roman Catholic Church ' s Legal Aid office Why is the Roman Catholic Church involved in the Legal Aid office? 0 9 +595 5 Catholic Archbishop Arturo Rivera Damas said during his homily Sunday that altogether 1 , 369 civilians , soldiers or leftist rebels were killed last year in military clashes , rightist death squad operations and car bombings or other terrorist acts . homily what does homily mean? 8 9 +595 5 Catholic Archbishop Arturo Rivera Damas said during his homily Sunday that altogether 1 , 369 civilians , soldiers or leftist rebels were killed last year in military clashes , rightist death squad operations and car bombings or other terrorist acts . rightist death squad operations What are rightist death squad operations? 29 33 +596 1 When a U . S . ambassador sat down with a PLO delegation for the first official meeting in 13 years , Sweden scored a triumph for a foreign policy variously described as magnanimous or meddlesome . first official meeting in 13 years , Why has it been 13 years since the last official meeting? 15 22 +596 1 When a U . S . ambassador sat down with a PLO delegation for the first official meeting in 13 years , Sweden scored a triumph for a foreign policy variously described as magnanimous or meddlesome . Sweden scored a triumph for a foreign policy What triumph did they score? 22 30 +596 1 When a U . S . ambassador sat down with a PLO delegation for the first official meeting in 13 years , Sweden scored a triumph for a foreign policy variously described as magnanimous or meddlesome . meddlesome Why was their foreign policy so badly talked about? 35 36 +596 1 When a U . S . ambassador sat down with a PLO delegation for the first official meeting in 13 years , Sweden scored a triumph for a foreign policy variously described as magnanimous or meddlesome . magnanimous or meddlesome Why is Sweden's foreign policy magnanimous and meddlesome? 33 36 +596 1 When a U . S . ambassador sat down with a PLO delegation for the first official meeting in 13 years , Sweden scored a triumph for a foreign policy variously described as magnanimous or meddlesome . magnanimous or meddlesome . Why was the foreign policy at the time seen so badly? 33 37 +596 1 When a U . S . ambassador sat down with a PLO delegation for the first official meeting in 13 years , Sweden scored a triumph for a foreign policy variously described as magnanimous or meddlesome . first Why was it the first official meeting the US and the PLO in 13 years? 15 16 +596 2 For a small country , Sweden is engaged in other people ' s troubles to a surprising degree . people ' s troubles whos troubles? 10 14 +596 2 For a small country , Sweden is engaged in other people ' s troubles to a surprising degree . surprising degree What degree are they involved? 16 18 +596 2 For a small country , Sweden is engaged in other people ' s troubles to a surprising degree . engaged in other people ' s troubles How is Sweden engaged in other people's troubles? 7 14 +596 2 For a small country , Sweden is engaged in other people ' s troubles to a surprising degree . Sweden is engaged in other people ' s troubles Why does Sweden have such a large part to play? 5 14 +596 2 For a small country , Sweden is engaged in other people ' s troubles to a surprising degree . surprising Why is it considered surprising for a small country to be engaged in international affairs? 16 17 +596 3 " Some people call it international meddling or giving unsolicited advice , " said Pierre Schori , the Cabinet secretary who is the Foreign Ministry ' s No . giving unsolicited advice , " Why does the country give so much advice to others? 8 13 +596 3 " Some people call it international meddling or giving unsolicited advice , " said Pierre Schori , the Cabinet secretary who is the Foreign Ministry ' s No . people How are these people related to Sweden or the countries they are advising? 2 3 +596 4 2 official . But Sweden sees its foreign diplomacy as central to its own well - being . sees its foreign diplomacy why do they see it that way? 5 9 +596 4 2 official . But Sweden sees its foreign diplomacy as central to its own well - being . central to its own well - being Why does Sweden see their foreign policy as so integral? 10 17 +596 4 2 official . But Sweden sees its foreign diplomacy as central to its own well - being . well - being How is Sweden defining its well-being in this context? 14 17 +596 5 " Our security has not only to do with our borders . has not only to do with our borders What else does the security have to do with? 3 11 +596 5 " Our security has not only to do with our borders . security How highly does the average Swede prioritize national security? 2 3 +597 1 Libya has secretly started producing limited quantities of chemical weapons at a plant near Tripoli and has conducted trial runs of its production equipment , U . S . officials said Tuesday . chemical weapons Why has Libya started producing chemical weapons? 8 10 +597 1 Libya has secretly started producing limited quantities of chemical weapons at a plant near Tripoli and has conducted trial runs of its production equipment , U . S . officials said Tuesday . chemical weapons What chemical weapons has Libya been producing? 8 10 +597 1 Libya has secretly started producing limited quantities of chemical weapons at a plant near Tripoli and has conducted trial runs of its production equipment , U . S . officials said Tuesday . Libya has secretly started What steps are we taking, if any to stop this? 0 4 +597 2 Libya claims the facility manufactures pharmaceuticals , not chemical weapons . claims are they lying? 1 2 +597 2 Libya claims the facility manufactures pharmaceuticals , not chemical weapons . chemical weapons How do we know Libya is really producing chemical weapons here? 8 10 +597 2 Libya claims the facility manufactures pharmaceuticals , not chemical weapons . pharmaceuticals , not chemical weapons How do we know they're lying? 5 10 +597 3 Until now , U . S . officials said Libya was on the verge of producing lethal gases but had not actually begun doing so . had not actually so which one is it? 19 22 +597 3 Until now , U . S . officials said Libya was on the verge of producing lethal gases but had not actually begun doing so . U . S . officials Which U.S. officials said this? 3 8 +597 4 " They have conducted test runs and have some limited production , " said one official , who spoke on condition of anonymity . who spoke on condition of anonymity why did he want to be anonymous? 17 23 +597 4 " They have conducted test runs and have some limited production , " said one official , who spoke on condition of anonymity . conducted test runs How does the official know Libya has conducted test runs? 3 6 +597 4 " They have conducted test runs and have some limited production , " said one official , who spoke on condition of anonymity . limited production , " How does the official know Libya has limited production of chemical weapons? 9 13 +597 4 " They have conducted test runs and have some limited production , " said one official , who spoke on condition of anonymity . conducted test runs How do the officials know they've been conducting test runs? 3 6 +597 4 " They have conducted test runs and have some limited production , " said one official , who spoke on condition of anonymity . " They Who is they? 0 2 +597 5 A similar indication was given by State Department spokesman Charles Redman , who said that if foreign companies withheld further technical help from the Libyan chemical weapons facility , " Libya would find it difficult to begin full production , and would not be able to sustain limited CW production . " foreign companies Were foreign companies providing technical help to Libya to begin with, if so, why? 16 18 +598 1 Cuban President Fidel Castro has pledged the U . S . Catholic Conference he will free the remaining 225 prisoners the Havana government has recognized as political , the Washington Post said in its Wednesday editions . 225 prisoners the why do they have so many? 18 21 +598 1 Cuban President Fidel Castro has pledged the U . S . Catholic Conference he will free the remaining 225 prisoners the Havana government has recognized as political , the Washington Post said in its Wednesday editions . free the remaining 225 prisoners Why were they imprisoned? 15 20 +598 1 Cuban President Fidel Castro has pledged the U . S . Catholic Conference he will free the remaining 225 prisoners the Havana government has recognized as political , the Washington Post said in its Wednesday editions . 225 prisoners Who are the 225 political prisoners? 18 20 +598 2 The group of prisoners include 44 the Cuban government has previously described as too dangerous to release from jail , the paper said , citing an unidentified senior Cuban official and western diplomats . too dangerous why are they so dangerous? 13 15 +598 2 The group of prisoners include 44 the Cuban government has previously described as too dangerous to release from jail , the paper said , citing an unidentified senior Cuban official and western diplomats . western diplomats Who are the diplomats? 31 33 +598 2 The group of prisoners include 44 the Cuban government has previously described as too dangerous to release from jail , the paper said , citing an unidentified senior Cuban official and western diplomats . too dangerous to release from jail , Why are they recognized in this way? 13 20 +598 2 The group of prisoners include 44 the Cuban government has previously described as too dangerous to release from jail , the paper said , citing an unidentified senior Cuban official and western diplomats . unidentified senior Cuban official Why is a US group advocating for non-citizens to be released from custody? 26 30 +598 2 The group of prisoners include 44 the Cuban government has previously described as too dangerous to release from jail , the paper said , citing an unidentified senior Cuban official and western diplomats . dangerous Why are the prisoners dangerous? 14 15 +598 3 The Catholic conference has been pressing since 1985 for the prisoners ' release , the diplomats were quoted as saying . pressing since 1985 for the prisoners ' release , Why is the Conference pressing for the prisoners' release? 5 14 +598 4 Of the 476 prisoners on the government ' s roster of those who have faced political charges , about 225 remain in jail . political charges , What types of charges were they facing? 15 18 +598 4 Of the 476 prisoners on the government ' s roster of those who have faced political charges , about 225 remain in jail . political charges , What are some of the political charges? 15 18 +598 5 Some 250 were released during 1988 . 250 were released during 1988 why during that year? 1 6 +598 5 Some 250 were released during 1988 . 250 were released Why 250 and who are they? 1 4 +599 1 The victims of Agent Orange finally will get their compensatory payments in 1989 , more than a decade after Vietnam veterans first sued the defoliant ' s makers and 16 years after the U . S . pullout from Indochina . Indochina where is indochina? 39 40 +599 1 The victims of Agent Orange finally will get their compensatory payments in 1989 , more than a decade after Vietnam veterans first sued the defoliant ' s makers and 16 years after the U . S . pullout from Indochina . decade Why did it take a decade to for the compensatory payments to be mandated? 17 18 +599 1 The victims of Agent Orange finally will get their compensatory payments in 1989 , more than a decade after Vietnam veterans first sued the defoliant ' s makers and 16 years after the U . S . pullout from Indochina . more than a decade after Why did it take so long? 14 19 +599 1 The victims of Agent Orange finally will get their compensatory payments in 1989 , more than a decade after Vietnam veterans first sued the defoliant ' s makers and 16 years after the U . S . pullout from Indochina . compensatory payments how much is the payment? 9 11 +599 2 The first payments are expected to go out in March or April . payments how much will they pay? 2 3 +599 2 The first payments are expected to go out in March or April . first How many payments will there be? 1 2 +599 3 More than 64 , 000 applications have been mailed to veterans or their families , and 2 , 000 to 3 , 000 additional veterans applied before the Jan . 1 deadline for cash benefits that will average about $ 5 , 700 . $ 5 , 700 How did they arrive at this average payment? 39 43 +599 3 More than 64 , 000 applications have been mailed to veterans or their families , and 2 , 000 to 3 , 000 additional veterans applied before the Jan . 1 deadline for cash benefits that will average about $ 5 , 700 . that will average about $ 5 , 700 Is that all they'll get for their pain and suffering? 35 43 +599 4 The money for veteran ' s payments comes from a $ 170 million fund , part of the settlement of a class - action lawsuit brought in 1978 . lawsuit Why was the lawsuit filed? 24 25 +599 4 The money for veteran ' s payments comes from a $ 170 million fund , part of the settlement of a class - action lawsuit brought in 1978 . class - action lawsuit brought in 1978 Why did it take 11 years for someone to make them pay? 21 28 +599 4 The money for veteran ' s payments comes from a $ 170 million fund , part of the settlement of a class - action lawsuit brought in 1978 . $ 170 how is this funded? by who? 10 12 +599 5 The total settlement was $ 180 million , but the fund has grown to $ 240 million with interest . $ 240 what was the interest rate? 14 16 +599 5 The total settlement was $ 180 million , but the fund has grown to $ 240 million with interest . fund Why hasn’t the fund been used? 10 11 +599 5 The total settlement was $ 180 million , but the fund has grown to $ 240 million with interest . total settlement was $ 180 million Why was it so low? So many families have suffered from exposure to Agent Orange, shouldn't the settlement have been higher? 1 7 +600 1 The Duke and Dutchess of York did not set a trend by naming their daughter Beatrice - at least not among parents who announced the birth of a child in the Times of London last year . set a trend why would it set a trend? 8 11 +600 1 The Duke and Dutchess of York did not set a trend by naming their daughter Beatrice - at least not among parents who announced the birth of a child in the Times of London last year . announced how many parents announced the birth of children 23 24 +600 1 The Duke and Dutchess of York did not set a trend by naming their daughter Beatrice - at least not among parents who announced the birth of a child in the Times of London last year . trend Why did naming their daughter Beatrice not start a trend? 10 11 +600 1 The Duke and Dutchess of York did not set a trend by naming their daughter Beatrice - at least not among parents who announced the birth of a child in the Times of London last year . naming their daughter Beatrice Why did they name her Beatrice? 12 16 +600 2 Alice and Charlotte were the most popular girls ' first names chosen by those parents , says Helen Beard , the paper ' s social editor . popular Why are Alice and Charlotte the most popular girl first names? 6 7 +600 2 Alice and Charlotte were the most popular girls ' first names chosen by those parents , says Helen Beard , the paper ' s social editor . most popular Are these popular in only London? 5 7 +600 3 " The royal birth on Aug . 8 seems to have had no effect on the commoners ' choice , at least among Times - reading parents , " she wrote on Monday . commoners ' choice , why no effect? 16 20 +600 3 " The royal birth on Aug . 8 seems to have had no effect on the commoners ' choice , at least among Times - reading parents , " she wrote on Monday . effect Why would the royal birth have any effect on commoners? 13 14 +600 3 " The royal birth on Aug . 8 seems to have had no effect on the commoners ' choice , at least among Times - reading parents , " she wrote on Monday . had no effect Why did it not have effect? 11 14 +600 4 Lists of most popular names have become a favorite feature in the paper at this time each year . each year which year was the article written? 16 18 +600 4 Lists of most popular names have become a favorite feature in the paper at this time each year . Lists of most popular names Where is the name database derived from? 0 5 +600 4 Lists of most popular names have become a favorite feature in the paper at this time each year . at this time each year Why at this time? 13 18 +600 5 One list - all - names - comprises the names that most often appear in cases where parents give their children two or more forenames . more Why do parents give their children more than two forenames? 23 24 +600 5 One list - all - names - comprises the names that most often appear in cases where parents give their children two or more forenames . two or more forenames Why are they given two or more forenames? 21 25 +601 1 The government says consumer prices rose 1 , 722 percent last year , the highest single - year mark in memory , and one economic forecasting firm predicts they will rise at more than three times that rate this year . one economic forecasting firm Who is the economic forecasting firm? 23 27 +601 1 The government says consumer prices rose 1 , 722 percent last year , the highest single - year mark in memory , and one economic forecasting firm predicts they will rise at more than three times that rate this year . rise at more than three times How will they raise? 30 36 +601 1 The government says consumer prices rose 1 , 722 percent last year , the highest single - year mark in memory , and one economic forecasting firm predicts they will rise at more than three times that rate this year . three times that rate this year Why are they expected to rise at this rate? 34 40 +601 1 The government says consumer prices rose 1 , 722 percent last year , the highest single - year mark in memory , and one economic forecasting firm predicts they will rise at more than three times that rate this year . consumer prices rose 1 , 722 percent last year , What accounts for this significant rise? 3 13 +601 1 The government says consumer prices rose 1 , 722 percent last year , the highest single - year mark in memory , and one economic forecasting firm predicts they will rise at more than three times that rate this year . firm What firm is that? 26 27 +601 1 The government says consumer prices rose 1 , 722 percent last year , the highest single - year mark in memory , and one economic forecasting firm predicts they will rise at more than three times that rate this year . rate What impact will this rise have? 37 38 +601 1 The government says consumer prices rose 1 , 722 percent last year , the highest single - year mark in memory , and one economic forecasting firm predicts they will rise at more than three times that rate this year . consumer prices Why did consumer prices rise 1722 percent? 3 5 +601 2 Economists say the rampant inflation is tied to a steep recession that weakened the economy following a growth rate of 8 . 5 percent in 1986 and of 6 . 7 percent in 1987 . rampant inflation are they researching it? 3 5 +601 2 Economists say the rampant inflation is tied to a steep recession that weakened the economy following a growth rate of 8 . 5 percent in 1986 and of 6 . 7 percent in 1987 . steep recession Why was there a recession? 9 11 +601 2 Economists say the rampant inflation is tied to a steep recession that weakened the economy following a growth rate of 8 . 5 percent in 1986 and of 6 . 7 percent in 1987 . 8 . 5 percent in 1986 and of 6 . 7 percent in 1987 What occurred in 1986 and 1987 to cause this? 20 34 +601 2 Economists say the rampant inflation is tied to a steep recession that weakened the economy following a growth rate of 8 . 5 percent in 1986 and of 6 . 7 percent in 1987 . recession What caused this recession? 10 11 +601 3 Economy Minister Carlos Rivas said last week that early estimates indicate the economy shrank 8 . 4 percent in 1988 . Minister Carlos Rivas how long has he had that job? 1 4 +601 3 Economy Minister Carlos Rivas said last week that early estimates indicate the economy shrank 8 . 4 percent in 1988 . the economy shrank 8 . 4 percent in 1988 What are some indicators that might have caused this? 11 20 +601 3 Economy Minister Carlos Rivas said last week that early estimates indicate the economy shrank 8 . 4 percent in 1988 . shrank What caused it to shrink this much? 13 14 +601 4 " We are now paying the price for two years of growth , " President Alan Garcia said recently . paying the price for two years of growth , " Why would they be paying the price for growth? 4 14 +601 4 " We are now paying the price for two years of growth , " President Alan Garcia said recently . " We are now paying the price What does \"the price\" look like, in terms of a dollar figure? 0 7 +601 5 The crisis has been marked by shortages of basic foods , such as milk , sugar and bread , and by increasing discontent among the 21 million Peruvians . discontent is there civil unrest? 22 23 +601 5 The crisis has been marked by shortages of basic foods , such as milk , sugar and bread , and by increasing discontent among the 21 million Peruvians . The crisis What caused the crisis? 0 2 +601 5 The crisis has been marked by shortages of basic foods , such as milk , sugar and bread , and by increasing discontent among the 21 million Peruvians . shortages of basic foods , Why are there shortages? 6 11 +601 5 The crisis has been marked by shortages of basic foods , such as milk , sugar and bread , and by increasing discontent among the 21 million Peruvians . shortages What is the connection between the recession and the shortages? Is there a break in the supply chain, or are people hoarding? 6 7 +601 5 The crisis has been marked by shortages of basic foods , such as milk , sugar and bread , and by increasing discontent among the 21 million Peruvians . shortages of basic foods , Why would the crisis cause shortages of basic foods? 6 11 +602 1 The Energy Department is proposing an $ 81 billion , 20 - year program to clean up and modernize the nation ' s troubled nuclear weapons production complex . production complex where is the complex? 26 28 +602 1 The Energy Department is proposing an $ 81 billion , 20 - year program to clean up and modernize the nation ' s troubled nuclear weapons production complex . clean up How are they cleaning it up? 15 17 +602 1 The Energy Department is proposing an $ 81 billion , 20 - year program to clean up and modernize the nation ' s troubled nuclear weapons production complex . Energy Department Which country id the Energy Department in? 1 3 +602 1 The Energy Department is proposing an $ 81 billion , 20 - year program to clean up and modernize the nation ' s troubled nuclear weapons production complex . nuclear how is this troubled? 24 25 +602 2 " The cost of modernization and environmental restoration will require a significant increase in funding for the next two decades , " said an Energy Department report for delivery to Congress . two decades , " why so long? 18 22 +602 2 " The cost of modernization and environmental restoration will require a significant increase in funding for the next two decades , " said an Energy Department report for delivery to Congress . an Energy Department report Who was the author of the report? 23 27 +602 2 " The cost of modernization and environmental restoration will require a significant increase in funding for the next two decades , " said an Energy Department report for delivery to Congress . funding who will be funding this? 14 15 +602 3 The $ 81 billion total includes $ 52 billion to modernize outdated facilities , some of which are more than 30 years old , while $ 29 billion would go toward efforts to deal with radioactive and chemical contamination at many sites throughout the weapons complex . radioactive and chemical contamination How did the facilities get radioactive and chemical contamination? 35 39 +602 3 The $ 81 billion total includes $ 52 billion to modernize outdated facilities , some of which are more than 30 years old , while $ 29 billion would go toward efforts to deal with radioactive and chemical contamination at many sites throughout the weapons complex . years are there any risks for it being so old? 21 22 +602 4 The long - range plan would involve building new facilities in South Carolina and Idaho as well as phasing out weapons production activities in Washington state , Colorado and Ohio . new facilities in South What kind of new facilities? 8 12 +602 4 The long - range plan would involve building new facilities in South Carolina and Idaho as well as phasing out weapons production activities in Washington state , Colorado and Ohio . phasing how would they phase this out? 18 19 +602 5 The Energy Department has refused to release any portions of the classified document , known as the " 2010 Report " because it looks ahead as far as the 2010 fiscal year . " 2010 Report " why is it known as that? 17 21 +603 1 1989 has begun for Soviets with Mikhail S . Gorbachev warning them not to expect " manna from heaven " and a multitude of signs - from barren shop shelves to astrology - heralding another hard year in the building of communism . " manna from heaven " what does that mean? 15 20 +603 1 1989 has begun for Soviets with Mikhail S . Gorbachev warning them not to expect " manna from heaven " and a multitude of signs - from barren shop shelves to astrology - heralding another hard year in the building of communism . " manna from heaven " What is manna from heaven? 15 20 +603 1 1989 has begun for Soviets with Mikhail S . Gorbachev warning them not to expect " manna from heaven " and a multitude of signs - from barren shop shelves to astrology - heralding another hard year in the building of communism . astrology Why is astrology being used as comparable to barren shops? 31 32 +603 2 Year IV of " perestroika , " Gorbachev ' s driv to refashion Soviet economy and society , will bring the first national multicandidate elections in decades , part of the his campaign for " democratization , " and continued streamlining in the economy . " perestroika , " what is perestroika? 3 7 +603 2 Year IV of " perestroika , " Gorbachev ' s driv to refashion Soviet economy and society , will bring the first national multicandidate elections in decades , part of the his campaign for " democratization , " and continued streamlining in the economy . " perestroika , " What is perestroika? 3 7 +603 2 Year IV of " perestroika , " Gorbachev ' s driv to refashion Soviet economy and society , will bring the first national multicandidate elections in decades , part of the his campaign for " democratization , " and continued streamlining in the economy . streamlining How does democratization relate to streamline the Soviet economy? 40 41 +603 4 On Sunday the Kremlin announced an export ban on goods ranging from caviar to children ' s shoes , an apparent attempt to hoard chronically scarce Soviet - made products for Soviet consumers . Kremlin who is he? 3 4 +603 4 On Sunday the Kremlin announced an export ban on goods ranging from caviar to children ' s shoes , an apparent attempt to hoard chronically scarce Soviet - made products for Soviet consumers . the Kremlin Who is the Kremlin? 2 4 +603 4 On Sunday the Kremlin announced an export ban on goods ranging from caviar to children ' s shoes , an apparent attempt to hoard chronically scarce Soviet - made products for Soviet consumers . export How does the export ban affect imported goods? 6 7 +604 1 The weather continues to be the biggest question mark for Agriculture Department economists trying to figure out where U . S . farm production may be headed in 1989 . The weather Why does the weather have this effect on farm production predictions? 0 2 +604 1 The weather continues to be the biggest question mark for Agriculture Department economists trying to figure out where U . S . farm production may be headed in 1989 . weather why is it a question? 1 2 +604 1 The weather continues to be the biggest question mark for Agriculture Department economists trying to figure out where U . S . farm production may be headed in 1989 . weather How does the weather affect farm production? 1 2 +604 1 The weather continues to be the biggest question mark for Agriculture Department economists trying to figure out where U . S . farm production may be headed in 1989 . weather How was the weather in 1989? 1 2 +604 1 The weather continues to be the biggest question mark for Agriculture Department economists trying to figure out where U . S . farm production may be headed in 1989 . biggest question mark why is it the biggest question mark 6 9 +604 2 For example , most analysts say the historical record shows little chance that the devastating drought of 1988 - which shriveled crop production by 30 percent - will repeat this year . the historical record How does the historical record disprove this? 6 9 +604 2 For example , most analysts say the historical record shows little chance that the devastating drought of 1988 - which shriveled crop production by 30 percent - will repeat this year . devastating drought Did the drought occur all over the United States? 14 16 +604 3 But the drought ' s effects are still apparent in much of the land , where subsoil moisture has yet to recover . subsoil moisture what is subsoil? 16 18 +604 3 But the drought ' s effects are still apparent in much of the land , where subsoil moisture has yet to recover . subsoil moisture How can subsoil moisture be measured and what does it tell you? 16 18 +604 3 But the drought ' s effects are still apparent in much of the land , where subsoil moisture has yet to recover . subsoil moisture How long does it take for subsoil moisture to recover after experiencing a drought? 16 18 +604 4 And even long - shot odds of the 1988 heat and drought repeating are causing USDA economists a few nightmares . a few nightmares . Why do they still have these fears if the historical record shows little chance of it repeating? 17 21 +604 4 And even long - shot odds of the 1988 heat and drought repeating are causing USDA economists a few nightmares . nightmares what kind of nightmares? 19 20 +604 4 And even long - shot odds of the 1988 heat and drought repeating are causing USDA economists a few nightmares . nightmares What concerns do the economists have if the drought and heat repeats? 19 20 +604 4 And even long - shot odds of the 1988 heat and drought repeating are causing USDA economists a few nightmares . drought repeating What is the percentage of the heat and drought repeating? 11 13 +604 5 The uncertainties are important as the economists look at all crop prospects , but they are particularly vital for feed grains and how this year ' s output might affect livestock producers . livestock producers How will the output changes effect livestock producers? 30 32 +604 5 The uncertainties are important as the economists look at all crop prospects , but they are particularly vital for feed grains and how this year ' s output might affect livestock producers . feed grains Why are crop prospects vital for feed grains? 19 21 +604 5 The uncertainties are important as the economists look at all crop prospects , but they are particularly vital for feed grains and how this year ' s output might affect livestock producers . feed grains Why are feed grains particularly affected? 19 21 +604 5 The uncertainties are important as the economists look at all crop prospects , but they are particularly vital for feed grains and how this year ' s output might affect livestock producers . livestock producers How do the crop prospects impact on livestock producers? 30 32 +604 5 The uncertainties are important as the economists look at all crop prospects , but they are particularly vital for feed grains and how this year ' s output might affect livestock producers . affect How might the output affect livestock producers? 29 30 +605 1 Handcuffed by public refusal to accept a speed limit on the autobahns , West German lawmakers have issued a compromise order to curb rising accident rates . accident rates What is the accident rate? 24 26 +605 2 It is now the law that drivers must be polite . must be polite what is the punishment if they aren't? 7 10 +605 2 It is now the law that drivers must be polite . drivers must be polite How can this be enforced? 6 10 +605 3 Aggression in the form of dangerously high speeds and daredevil maneuvers accounted for many of the 400 , 000 injury - causing accidents in West Germany in 1988 , according to police and automobile club statistics . 400 , 000 injury - causing are there fatalities too? 16 22 +605 3 Aggression in the form of dangerously high speeds and daredevil maneuvers accounted for many of the 400 , 000 injury - causing accidents in West Germany in 1988 , according to police and automobile club statistics . 400 , 000 injury - causing how many fatal injuries? 16 22 +605 4 The revised rules that took effect Sunday include a prohibition against blinking headlights to pressure slower drivers to move to the right , as well as a finder ' s - keeper ' s policy on parking spaces , which are at a premium in most cities . finder ' s - keeper ' s policy What is a \"finder's-keeper's policy\"? 27 35 +605 5 A nation renowned for its fast cars and frustrated drivers , West Germany has more traffic volume than any nation in Europe . West Germany what about east germanY? 11 13 +605 5 A nation renowned for its fast cars and frustrated drivers , West Germany has more traffic volume than any nation in Europe . traffic volume What is West Germany's traffic volume? 15 17 +606 1 Curbing future use of chemical weapons , not judging events in the past , is the purpose of a meeting of more than 140 countries beginning this weekend , Foreign Minister Roland Dumas said Wednesday . Roland Dumas what are his credentials? 31 33 +606 1 Curbing future use of chemical weapons , not judging events in the past , is the purpose of a meeting of more than 140 countries beginning this weekend , Foreign Minister Roland Dumas said Wednesday . Foreign Minister What country is Roland Dumas the Foreign Minister of? 29 31 +606 1 Curbing future use of chemical weapons , not judging events in the past , is the purpose of a meeting of more than 140 countries beginning this weekend , Foreign Minister Roland Dumas said Wednesday . 140 countries What countries are these? 23 25 +606 1 Curbing future use of chemical weapons , not judging events in the past , is the purpose of a meeting of more than 140 countries beginning this weekend , Foreign Minister Roland Dumas said Wednesday . judging Why are they avoiding judging events in the past? 8 9 +606 1 Curbing future use of chemical weapons , not judging events in the past , is the purpose of a meeting of more than 140 countries beginning this weekend , Foreign Minister Roland Dumas said Wednesday . purpose Why is curbing future chemical weapons the purpose of the meeting? 16 17 +606 2 But the United States is widely expected to make an issue of its allegations that Libya has built a large chemical weapons plant . built a large in what city? 17 20 +606 2 But the United States is widely expected to make an issue of its allegations that Libya has built a large chemical weapons plant . United States is widely expected to make an issue Why do people expect the US to make an issue? 2 11 +606 2 But the United States is widely expected to make an issue of its allegations that Libya has built a large chemical weapons plant . expected Why is the United States expected to make an issue of Libya's large chemical weapons plant? 6 7 +606 2 But the United States is widely expected to make an issue of its allegations that Libya has built a large chemical weapons plant . allegations How does the United States know Libya has built a large chemical weapons plant? 13 14 +606 3 The conference , opening Saturday , follows the downing of two Libyan jet fighters by U . S . Navy planes on Wednesday . downing Why did the U.S. Navy down two Libyan jet fighters? 8 9 +606 3 The conference , opening Saturday , follows the downing of two Libyan jet fighters by U . S . Navy planes on Wednesday . downing How were the Libyan jet fighters downed? 8 9 +606 3 The conference , opening Saturday , follows the downing of two Libyan jet fighters by U . S . Navy planes on Wednesday . two Why were two Libyan jet fighters downed? 10 11 +606 4 The conference also may become a forum for disputes between Iran and Iraq , following Iraq ' s use of chemical weapons in the eight - year Persian Gulf war . eight - year Persian was it really that long? 24 28 +606 4 The conference also may become a forum for disputes between Iran and Iraq , following Iraq ' s use of chemical weapons in the eight - year Persian Gulf war . Iraq ' s use of chemical weapons What chemical weapons did they use? 15 22 +606 4 The conference also may become a forum for disputes between Iran and Iraq , following Iraq ' s use of chemical weapons in the eight - year Persian Gulf war . disputes Why did Iraq use chemical weapons in the Persian Gulf war? 8 9 +606 4 The conference also may become a forum for disputes between Iran and Iraq , following Iraq ' s use of chemical weapons in the eight - year Persian Gulf war . use How did Iraq use chemical weapons during the Persian Gulf war? 18 19 +606 4 The conference also may become a forum for disputes between Iran and Iraq , following Iraq ' s use of chemical weapons in the eight - year Persian Gulf war . conference What conference are they talking about? 1 2 +606 5 Iraq said it used chemical weapons after Iran did , but Iran has denied using them . after How does Iraq know Iran used chemical weapons first? 6 7 +607 1 Cuban President Fidel Castro on Wednesday said the first of 3 , 000 Cuban troops in Angola will return home Tuesday , the official Prensa Latina news agency reported . will return Why are the Cuban troops returning to Cuba from Angola? 17 19 +607 1 Cuban President Fidel Castro on Wednesday said the first of 3 , 000 Cuban troops in Angola will return home Tuesday , the official Prensa Latina news agency reported . Angola what were they doing in angola? 16 17 +607 1 Cuban President Fidel Castro on Wednesday said the first of 3 , 000 Cuban troops in Angola will return home Tuesday , the official Prensa Latina news agency reported . in Angola Why were Cuban troops in Angloa? 15 17 +607 1 Cuban President Fidel Castro on Wednesday said the first of 3 , 000 Cuban troops in Angola will return home Tuesday , the official Prensa Latina news agency reported . Cuban troops How long have Cuban troops been in Angola? 13 15 +607 2 Castro also warned that a plan to cut the number of U . N . peacekeeping troops in neighboring Namibia would permit South Africa to install a puppet government in that country , also known as South - West Africa . puppet government What is a puppet government? 27 29 +607 2 Castro also warned that a plan to cut the number of U . N . peacekeeping troops in neighboring Namibia would permit South Africa to install a puppet government in that country , also known as South - West Africa . puppet government what is a puppet government? 27 29 +607 2 Castro also warned that a plan to cut the number of U . N . peacekeeping troops in neighboring Namibia would permit South Africa to install a puppet government in that country , also known as South - West Africa . U . N . peacekeeping troops How long have U.N. peacekeeping troops been in Namibia? 11 17 +607 3 " We will fulfill our obligations before the first of April , " Castro said in a dispatch monitored in Mexico City . April , " which year was it? 10 13 +607 3 " We will fulfill our obligations before the first of April , " Castro said in a dispatch monitored in Mexico City . our obligations What were the obligations Castro and Cuba had? 4 6 +607 4 He was referring to the deadline for the pullout of the first 3 , 000 Cuban troops from Angola under a U . S . - brokered peace accord . U . S . - brokered peace accord What were the specifics of the peace accord? 21 29 +607 4 He was referring to the deadline for the pullout of the first 3 , 000 Cuban troops from Angola under a U . S . - brokered peace accord . He Who is he? 0 1 +607 5 Angola , Cuba and South Africa signed a treaty Dec . 22 calling for the withdrawal of the 50 , 000 - strong Cuban force from Angola within 30 months , half of them by Nov . 1 . Angola Does Angola have it's own military force? 0 1 +608 1 Florence Ryder , chairman of the board of the Times Journal Co . which publishes the Army Times and other suburban Journal newspapers , died of a heart attack Wednesday at her home here . Wednesday in what year? 29 30 +608 1 Florence Ryder , chairman of the board of the Times Journal Co . which publishes the Army Times and other suburban Journal newspapers , died of a heart attack Wednesday at her home here . here Where is here? 33 34 +608 1 Florence Ryder , chairman of the board of the Times Journal Co . which publishes the Army Times and other suburban Journal newspapers , died of a heart attack Wednesday at her home here . died of a heart attack How old was Ryder? 24 29 +608 1 Florence Ryder , chairman of the board of the Times Journal Co . which publishes the Army Times and other suburban Journal newspapers , died of a heart attack Wednesday at her home here . chairman of the board How long was she chairman for? 3 7 +608 2 She was 88 . Mrs . Ryder was the widow of Melvin Ryder , who in 1940 founded the Army Times , and she had been in the management of the company from its inception . management What was her role in the company? 28 29 +608 2 She was 88 . Mrs . Ryder was the widow of Melvin Ryder , who in 1940 founded the Army Times , and she had been in the management of the company from its inception . Army Times , What type of publication is the Army Times? 19 22 +608 3 She had been chairman of the board since he died in 1979 . She had what year is it now? 0 2 +608 3 She had been chairman of the board since he died in 1979 . board How did the board handle this news? 6 7 +608 3 She had been chairman of the board since he died in 1979 . he died in 1979 How did he die? 8 12 +608 4 The company , which became the Times Journal Co . in 1984 , now includes five suburban daily newspapers in the Washington area : the Montgomery , Prince George ' s , Fairfax , Arlington and Alexandria Journals , with a combined circulation of 150 , 000 . 150 , 000 Is the combined circulation of 150,000 in print or online subscriptions? 44 47 +608 4 The company , which became the Times Journal Co . in 1984 , now includes five suburban daily newspapers in the Washington area : the Montgomery , Prince George ' s , Fairfax , Arlington and Alexandria Journals , with a combined circulation of 150 , 000 . Times Journal Co Why did it become Times Journal Co? 6 9 +608 5 It also includes The Prince William Journal , a weekly with a circulation of 26 , 000 , and six semi - weekly newspapers in the suburban San Diego area . suburban where is that? 26 27 +608 5 It also includes The Prince William Journal , a weekly with a circulation of 26 , 000 , and six semi - weekly newspapers in the suburban San Diego area . area Is this only published in the San Diego area? 29 30 +608 5 It also includes The Prince William Journal , a weekly with a circulation of 26 , 000 , and six semi - weekly newspapers in the suburban San Diego area . The Prince William Journal , What type of publication is the Print William Journal? What does it focus on? 3 8 +609 1 U . S . Navy jet fighters shot down two Libyan MiG - 23 jets Wednesday after the Americans were approached at high speed in what Defense Secretary Frank C . Carlucci called " a hostile manner " in international airspace over the Mediterranean Sea . hostile manner " was it a mistake? 35 38 +609 1 U . S . Navy jet fighters shot down two Libyan MiG - 23 jets Wednesday after the Americans were approached at high speed in what Defense Secretary Frank C . Carlucci called " a hostile manner " in international airspace over the Mediterranean Sea . approached at high speed Why were they approached at high speed? 20 24 +609 1 U . S . Navy jet fighters shot down two Libyan MiG - 23 jets Wednesday after the Americans were approached at high speed in what Defense Secretary Frank C . Carlucci called " a hostile manner " in international airspace over the Mediterranean Sea . " a hostile manner " Why were they approached in a hostile manner? 33 38 +609 1 U . S . Navy jet fighters shot down two Libyan MiG - 23 jets Wednesday after the Americans were approached at high speed in what Defense Secretary Frank C . Carlucci called " a hostile manner " in international airspace over the Mediterranean Sea . Libyan What were they doing that? 10 11 +609 2 Carlucci said the two American F - 14 Tomcat jets acted solely in self - defense . self - defense did anyone die? 13 16 +609 2 Carlucci said the two American F - 14 Tomcat jets acted solely in self - defense . self - defense Why did only two American F-14s act solely? 13 16 +609 2 Carlucci said the two American F - 14 Tomcat jets acted solely in self - defense . self - defense Were they shot at and had to defend themselves or just nervous at responded? 13 16 +609 3 Based on preliminary reports , the Soviet - built Libyan jets activated their weapon - targeting radar before the U . S . jets opened fire with their air - to - air missiles , he said . activated their weapon - targeting radar before How do we know or how can we tell that they activated their weapons first? 11 18 +609 3 Based on preliminary reports , the Soviet - built Libyan jets activated their weapon - targeting radar before the U . S . jets opened fire with their air - to - air missiles , he said . activated How can they prove that? 11 12 +609 4 Carlucci denied that the jets , assigned to the aircraft carrier USS John F . Kennedy , were airborne to participate in a military strike on a disputed chemical weapons production plant inside Libya . weapons production plant what weapons are they making? 29 32 +609 4 Carlucci denied that the jets , assigned to the aircraft carrier USS John F . Kennedy , were airborne to participate in a military strike on a disputed chemical weapons production plant inside Libya . Carlucci denied that the jets , Why did Carlucci deny? 0 6 +609 4 Carlucci denied that the jets , assigned to the aircraft carrier USS John F . Kennedy , were airborne to participate in a military strike on a disputed chemical weapons production plant inside Libya . participate in a military strike What were the US jets doing airborne if they weren't participating in a military strike? 20 25 +609 5 President Reagan now oppposes a U . S . military strike against the plant because it would cause an international furor that might harm other U . S . interests , the Washington Post reported in Thursday ' s editions . international furor Why would a U.S. military strike against the plant cause an international furor? 19 21 +609 5 President Reagan now oppposes a U . S . military strike against the plant because it would cause an international furor that might harm other U . S . interests , the Washington Post reported in Thursday ' s editions . now oppposes Did the president not oppose a U.S. military strike before the jets were shot down? 2 4 +610 1 Two masked men claiming to be Red Brigades terrorists shot and wounded the assistant director of a prison after trying to seize him , authorities said . Red Who are the Red Brigades? 6 7 +610 1 Two masked men claiming to be Red Brigades terrorists shot and wounded the assistant director of a prison after trying to seize him , authorities said . director Why was the assistant director targeted? 14 15 +610 1 Two masked men claiming to be Red Brigades terrorists shot and wounded the assistant director of a prison after trying to seize him , authorities said . masked Why were the men wearing masks? 1 2 +610 1 Two masked men claiming to be Red Brigades terrorists shot and wounded the assistant director of a prison after trying to seize him , authorities said . shot why did the terrorists shoot and wound the assistant director of a prison? 9 10 +610 1 Two masked men claiming to be Red Brigades terrorists shot and wounded the assistant director of a prison after trying to seize him , authorities said . seize Why did the terrorists try to seize the director of a prison? 21 22 +610 1 Two masked men claiming to be Red Brigades terrorists shot and wounded the assistant director of a prison after trying to seize him , authorities said . seize Why were the Red Brigades terrorists trying to seize the assistant prison director? 21 22 +610 2 Egidio de Luca was returning to his home near Tivoli , about 30 miles northeast of Rome , on Tuesday night the two men blocked his path , police said . Egidio de Luca who is he? 0 3 +610 2 Egidio de Luca was returning to his home near Tivoli , about 30 miles northeast of Rome , on Tuesday night the two men blocked his path , police said . Tivoli , Where is Tivoli? 9 11 +610 2 Egidio de Luca was returning to his home near Tivoli , about 30 miles northeast of Rome , on Tuesday night the two men blocked his path , police said . blocked How did the two men block his path? 24 25 +610 3 The assailants , armed with pistols , identified themselves as members of the " New Red Brigades of the Fighting Communist Party " and tried to grab de Luca , they said . Fighting Communist Party " is that a real group? 19 23 +610 3 The assailants , armed with pistols , identified themselves as members of the " New Red Brigades of the Fighting Communist Party " and tried to grab de Luca , they said . Luca , What does he have to do with the communist party? 28 30 +610 3 The assailants , armed with pistols , identified themselves as members of the " New Red Brigades of the Fighting Communist Party " and tried to grab de Luca , they said . identified How did the assailants identified themselves as members of the New Red Brigades of the Fighting Communist Party? 7 8 +610 3 The assailants , armed with pistols , identified themselves as members of the " New Red Brigades of the Fighting Communist Party " and tried to grab de Luca , they said . grab How did they try to grab de Luca? 26 27 +610 3 The assailants , armed with pistols , identified themselves as members of the " New Red Brigades of the Fighting Communist Party " and tried to grab de Luca , they said . identified Why did the assailants identify themselves so explicitly and specifically? 7 8 +610 4 When he reached for his gun , the men shot him in the thigh , police said . thigh , did they only want to injure him? 13 15 +610 4 When he reached for his gun , the men shot him in the thigh , police said . thigh , Why was he being targeted? 13 15 +610 4 When he reached for his gun , the men shot him in the thigh , police said . thigh , Why did he shoot him in the thigh? 13 15 +610 5 A bodyguard following de Luca then started shooting at the assailants , who fled to a nearby car and escaped . car What was the car? 17 18 +610 5 A bodyguard following de Luca then started shooting at the assailants , who fled to a nearby car and escaped . fled How were they able to flee when the bodyguard was shooting at them? 13 14 +610 5 A bodyguard following de Luca then started shooting at the assailants , who fled to a nearby car and escaped . escaped How were they able to escape with a car? 19 20 +610 5 A bodyguard following de Luca then started shooting at the assailants , who fled to a nearby car and escaped . bodyguard Why didn’t the bodyguard intercede sooner? 1 2 +611 1 Director Steven Spielberg , a long - time lover of animated cartoons , is joining forces with Warner Bros . for a new television version of Warner ' s famous " Merrie Melodies , " to be called " Tiny Tunes . " lover of animated cartoons , What cartoons are his favourites? 8 13 +611 1 Director Steven Spielberg , a long - time lover of animated cartoons , is joining forces with Warner Bros . for a new television version of Warner ' s famous " Merrie Melodies , " to be called " Tiny Tunes . " " Tiny Tunes Why are they changing the name to \"Tiny Tunes\"? 38 41 +611 1 Director Steven Spielberg , a long - time lover of animated cartoons , is joining forces with Warner Bros . for a new television version of Warner ' s famous " Merrie Melodies , " to be called " Tiny Tunes . " cartoons , Which cartoons does he love? 11 13 +611 2 " These will be offspring of the famous Warner Bros . cartoons , such as Bugs Bunny , Porky Pig and Sylvester the Cat , " Spielberg said at a news conference Wednesday . offspring who will they be? 4 5 +611 2 " These will be offspring of the famous Warner Bros . cartoons , such as Bugs Bunny , Porky Pig and Sylvester the Cat , " Spielberg said at a news conference Wednesday . news conference Where was the news conference? 30 32 +611 3 " But I don ' t know if they will be actually sons and daughters . actually sons and daughters could they be cousins? 11 15 +611 3 " But I don ' t know if they will be actually sons and daughters . sons and daughters What kind of offpsring would it be then? 12 15 +611 3 " But I don ' t know if they will be actually sons and daughters . sons and daughters Who would they be sons and daughters of? 12 15 +611 5 " " Tiny Tunes " will be produced jointly by Spielberg and Warner Bros . and will be distributed for syndicated television by Lorimar Telepictures Corp . for the fall season of 1990 . " Tiny Tunes " are they all baby characters? 1 5 +612 1 Eastern Europeans searching each other ' s stores for bargains in Soviet caviar , Czech auto parts and Bulgarian sportswear have set off an unprecedented " customs war " in the communist bloc . Eastern Europeans all of them? 0 2 +612 1 Eastern Europeans searching each other ' s stores for bargains in Soviet caviar , Czech auto parts and Bulgarian sportswear have set off an unprecedented " customs war " in the communist bloc . unprecedented " customs war " Why has it never happened before? 24 29 +612 1 Eastern Europeans searching each other ' s stores for bargains in Soviet caviar , Czech auto parts and Bulgarian sportswear have set off an unprecedented " customs war " in the communist bloc . " customs war " What is a customs war? 25 29 +612 1 Eastern Europeans searching each other ' s stores for bargains in Soviet caviar , Czech auto parts and Bulgarian sportswear have set off an unprecedented " customs war " in the communist bloc . Czech auto parts Why this product specifically? 14 17 +612 1 Eastern Europeans searching each other ' s stores for bargains in Soviet caviar , Czech auto parts and Bulgarian sportswear have set off an unprecedented " customs war " in the communist bloc . Bulgarian sportswear How does this product correlate with auto parts? 18 20 +612 2 The new Soviet freedom to travel and relaxations on travel throughout much of Eastern Europe lie behind the East ' s trade skirmishes and new trends in bargain hunting both east and west . bargain hunting what do they buy? 27 29 +612 2 The new Soviet freedom to travel and relaxations on travel throughout much of Eastern Europe lie behind the East ' s trade skirmishes and new trends in bargain hunting both east and west . relaxations on travel What are they allowed and not allowed to do travel wise? 7 10 +612 2 The new Soviet freedom to travel and relaxations on travel throughout much of Eastern Europe lie behind the East ' s trade skirmishes and new trends in bargain hunting both east and west . trade skirmishes Who were the East's trade skirmishes with? 21 23 +612 3 The first salvo was fired by Czechoslovakia , which on Nov . 15 gave its Warsaw Pact allies only 24 hours notice that it was banning the export of 80 consumer items , including toilet paper , children ' s clothes , cars and car parts , bananas and chocolate . salvo what is a salvo? 2 3 +612 3 The first salvo was fired by Czechoslovakia , which on Nov . 15 gave its Warsaw Pact allies only 24 hours notice that it was banning the export of 80 consumer items , including toilet paper , children ' s clothes , cars and car parts , bananas and chocolate . banning the export of 80 consumer items , Why did they ban exports of these? 25 33 +612 3 The first salvo was fired by Czechoslovakia , which on Nov . 15 gave its Warsaw Pact allies only 24 hours notice that it was banning the export of 80 consumer items , including toilet paper , children ' s clothes , cars and car parts , bananas and chocolate . Warsaw Pact What is the Warsaw Pact? 15 17 +612 3 The first salvo was fired by Czechoslovakia , which on Nov . 15 gave its Warsaw Pact allies only 24 hours notice that it was banning the export of 80 consumer items , including toilet paper , children ' s clothes , cars and car parts , bananas and chocolate . 80 consumer items , Why were these items specifically targeted in the export ban? 29 33 +612 3 The first salvo was fired by Czechoslovakia , which on Nov . 15 gave its Warsaw Pact allies only 24 hours notice that it was banning the export of 80 consumer items , including toilet paper , children ' s clothes , cars and car parts , bananas and chocolate . banning Why did Czechoslovakia ban the export of these consumer goods? 25 26 +612 4 Czechoslovak officials explained the sudden action with the need to protect their own consumers , who are used to a relatively cozy standard of living that the Prague government is finding harder to maintain as the economy stagnates . as the economy stagnates Why is the economy stagnating? 34 38 +612 4 Czechoslovak officials explained the sudden action with the need to protect their own consumers , who are used to a relatively cozy standard of living that the Prague government is finding harder to maintain as the economy stagnates . stagnates Why is the Czech economy stagnating? 37 38 +612 5 East Germany , whose 17 million citizens frequently journey to Czechoslovakia as the only nation they can visit without a visa , swiftly fired back a reply . back a reply what was the reply? 24 27 +612 5 East Germany , whose 17 million citizens frequently journey to Czechoslovakia as the only nation they can visit without a visa , swiftly fired back a reply . as the only nation they can visit Why is Czechoslovakia the only nation East Germany can visit? 11 18 +612 5 East Germany , whose 17 million citizens frequently journey to Czechoslovakia as the only nation they can visit without a visa , swiftly fired back a reply . Czechoslovakia Why is Czechoslovakia the only nation East Germans can visit without a visa? 10 11 +613 1 The head of the Food and Drug Administration says the number of applications for new drug approvals is doubling every year , a pace that threatens to choke the agency ' s ability to pass judgment on them . The head of the Food and Drug Administration Who is the head of the food and drug administration? 0 8 +613 1 The head of the Food and Drug Administration says the number of applications for new drug approvals is doubling every year , a pace that threatens to choke the agency ' s ability to pass judgment on them . doubling every year , Why is the number of applications for new drug approvals doubling every year? 18 22 +613 1 The head of the Food and Drug Administration says the number of applications for new drug approvals is doubling every year , a pace that threatens to choke the agency ' s ability to pass judgment on them . ability to pass judgment on them Why aren't they able to get a budget increase to hire more staff to help? 32 38 +613 2 " We cannot do this with smoke and mirrors , " FDA Commissioner Frank E . Young on Wednesday told a panel of researchers looking for ways to speed approval of drugs for treating cancer and AIDS . speed approval How is this slow approval process affecting people's lives? 28 30 +613 3 Young said the FDA is receiving an average of 10 applications each month requesting permission to begin clinical trials for a new drug , the first step in getting the drug approved for prescription use by the public . 10 applications each month Why does it take so long to approve an application? 9 13 +613 4 The monthly total has doubled every year since 1984 , he said . doubled every year how are they able to double it? 4 7 +613 4 The monthly total has doubled every year since 1984 , he said . doubled Why has it doubled each year? 4 5 +613 5 Unless the agency gets more staff , " the whole ship is going to sink , " Young said after his presentation . going to sink , " how soon will it sink? 12 17 +613 5 Unless the agency gets more staff , " the whole ship is going to sink , " Young said after his presentation . Unless the agency gets more staff , What is the hold up with getting more staff? 0 7 +613 5 Unless the agency gets more staff , " the whole ship is going to sink , " Young said after his presentation . " the whole ship is going to sink , " What are the implications of \"the whole ship\" sinking? 7 17 +614 1 The Congressional Budget Office says slashing next year ' s federal deficit is going to be a more formidable job than Reagan administration officials and aides to President - elect Bush realize . formidable job Why is slashing the federal deficit a formidable job? 18 20 +614 1 The Congressional Budget Office says slashing next year ' s federal deficit is going to be a more formidable job than Reagan administration officials and aides to President - elect Bush realize . slashing Why is the Congressional Budget Office slashing next year's federal deficit? 5 6 +614 1 The Congressional Budget Office says slashing next year ' s federal deficit is going to be a more formidable job than Reagan administration officials and aides to President - elect Bush realize . formidable How is it going to be more formidable? 18 19 +614 1 The Congressional Budget Office says slashing next year ' s federal deficit is going to be a more formidable job than Reagan administration officials and aides to President - elect Bush realize . realize Why do they not realize how formidable it is? 31 32 +614 2 The budget office , in a report released Wednesday , said the fiscal 1990 deficit will be $ 141 billion unless new taxes or spending cuts are instituted . Wednesday , of which year? 8 10 +614 2 The budget office , in a report released Wednesday , said the fiscal 1990 deficit will be $ 141 billion unless new taxes or spending cuts are instituted . deficit Why will the deficit be $141 billion? 14 15 +614 2 The budget office , in a report released Wednesday , said the fiscal 1990 deficit will be $ 141 billion unless new taxes or spending cuts are instituted . spending How does spending affect the deficit? 24 25 +614 2 The budget office , in a report released Wednesday , said the fiscal 1990 deficit will be $ 141 billion unless new taxes or spending cuts are instituted . instituted How are the cuts going to be instituted? 27 28 +614 3 The Reagan administration has estimated next year ' s red ink at a more manageable $ 127 billion . red Why is the ink red? 9 10 +614 3 The Reagan administration has estimated next year ' s red ink at a more manageable $ 127 billion . manageable Why will next year's red ink be more manageable? 14 15 +614 3 The Reagan administration has estimated next year ' s red ink at a more manageable $ 127 billion . estimated How was the estimation concluded? 4 5 +614 4 The numbers presented by the non - partisan congressional agency , if accurate , would make it even more difficult for Bush and Congress to meet the Gramm - Rudman balanced budget law ' s 1990 deficit target of $ 100 billion . non - partisan congressional agency , what does nonpartisan mean? 5 11 +614 4 The numbers presented by the non - partisan congressional agency , if accurate , would make it even more difficult for Bush and Congress to meet the Gramm - Rudman balanced budget law ' s 1990 deficit target of $ 100 billion . accurate , How will they know if it is accurate? 12 14 +614 4 The numbers presented by the non - partisan congressional agency , if accurate , would make it even more difficult for Bush and Congress to meet the Gramm - Rudman balanced budget law ' s 1990 deficit target of $ 100 billion . difficult Why will it be more difficult for Bush and Congress to meet the $100 billion deficit target? 19 20 +614 5 Under that law , if the government fails to come within $ 10 billion of the deficit target , spending cuts are automatically triggered in a range of domestic and defense programs until the goal is achieved . domestic Which domestic programs would be affected by automatic spending cuts? 28 29 +614 5 Under that law , if the government fails to come within $ 10 billion of the deficit target , spending cuts are automatically triggered in a range of domestic and defense programs until the goal is achieved . domestic and defense programs is it a good idea to do that? 28 32 +614 5 Under that law , if the government fails to come within $ 10 billion of the deficit target , spending cuts are automatically triggered in a range of domestic and defense programs until the goal is achieved . fails Why is the government failing to come within $10 billion of its deficit target? 7 8 +614 5 Under that law , if the government fails to come within $ 10 billion of the deficit target , spending cuts are automatically triggered in a range of domestic and defense programs until the goal is achieved . cuts How do the cuts affect the programs? 20 21 +614 5 Under that law , if the government fails to come within $ 10 billion of the deficit target , spending cuts are automatically triggered in a range of domestic and defense programs until the goal is achieved . goal Why is reaching the goal necessary? 34 35 +614 5 Under that law , if the government fails to come within $ 10 billion of the deficit target , spending cuts are automatically triggered in a range of domestic and defense programs until the goal is achieved . range of domestic and defense programs What kind of domestic and defense programs? 26 32 +615 1 The family of a Belfast man held hostage in Beirut marked his 1 , 000th day in captivity with a vigil outside city hall . Beirut Where is Beirut? 9 10 +615 1 The family of a Belfast man held hostage in Beirut marked his 1 , 000th day in captivity with a vigil outside city hall . Belfast Where is Belfast? 4 5 +615 1 The family of a Belfast man held hostage in Beirut marked his 1 , 000th day in captivity with a vigil outside city hall . city hall Which city's city hall? 22 24 +615 1 The family of a Belfast man held hostage in Beirut marked his 1 , 000th day in captivity with a vigil outside city hall . hostage Why is the Belfast man being held hostage in Beirut? 7 8 +615 1 The family of a Belfast man held hostage in Beirut marked his 1 , 000th day in captivity with a vigil outside city hall . in captivity Why is he in captivity? 16 18 +615 1 The family of a Belfast man held hostage in Beirut marked his 1 , 000th day in captivity with a vigil outside city hall . hostage how was he captured? 7 8 +615 2 Brian Keenan , a teacher with dual British and Irish nationality , was kidnapped April 11 , 1986 on his way to the American University in Beirut , where he had just begun to work . Brian Keenan , what does he do for work? 0 3 +615 2 Brian Keenan , a teacher with dual British and Irish nationality , was kidnapped April 11 , 1986 on his way to the American University in Beirut , where he had just begun to work . kidnapped How was Brian Keenan kidnapped? 13 14 +615 2 Brian Keenan , a teacher with dual British and Irish nationality , was kidnapped April 11 , 1986 on his way to the American University in Beirut , where he had just begun to work . where he had just begun to work Why did he choose to work in such a dangerous area? 28 35 +615 2 Brian Keenan , a teacher with dual British and Irish nationality , was kidnapped April 11 , 1986 on his way to the American University in Beirut , where he had just begun to work . he had just begun to work . why would he take a job in Beirut? 29 36 +615 3 " If we forget , the world forgets , " said his sister , Brenda Gillham , who stood outside the city hall with three other family members during Wednesday ' s vigil . we forget , how would she forget? 2 5 +615 3 " If we forget , the world forgets , " said his sister , Brenda Gillham , who stood outside the city hall with three other family members during Wednesday ' s vigil . three other family members Which other family memebers? 24 28 +615 3 " If we forget , the world forgets , " said his sister , Brenda Gillham , who stood outside the city hall with three other family members during Wednesday ' s vigil . three other family members were his parents there? is he still alive? 24 28 +615 4 " We must keep the fight going . " She said the vigil was both for the family members and to " ask governments : How many more days can a normal human being take ? being take until what? 33 34 +615 4 " We must keep the fight going . " She said the vigil was both for the family members and to " ask governments : How many more days can a normal human being take ? " ask governments : What steps have governments taken to help? 21 25 +615 4 " We must keep the fight going . " She said the vigil was both for the family members and to " ask governments : How many more days can a normal human being take ? How many more days can a normal human being take ? What was this poor guy snatched for and what kind of conditions is he living under? 25 36 +615 5 Maybe the governments will start to think about it . " will start to think about it . " What steps have governments taken to help? 3 11 +615 5 Maybe the governments will start to think about it . " start to think about it . " Does this mean that nothing has been done to try to bring this poor guy home? 4 11 +616 1 A former janitor serving a 35 - year prison term for a murder that authorities now believe was committed by the so - called " Southside Strangler " was granted executive clemency Wednesday . so - called " Southside Strangler " Does that mean that it was not the janitor then? 21 28 +616 1 A former janitor serving a 35 - year prison term for a murder that authorities now believe was committed by the so - called " Southside Strangler " was granted executive clemency Wednesday . executive clemency What does executive clemency mean? 30 32 +616 1 A former janitor serving a 35 - year prison term for a murder that authorities now believe was committed by the so - called " Southside Strangler " was granted executive clemency Wednesday . 35 - year prison term for a murder Who did he murder? 5 13 +616 2 David Vasquez ' pardon was based in part on the recommendation of Arlington County Commonwealth ' s Attorney Helen Fahey , said Gov . based in part What was the other part of the pardon based on? 5 8 +616 2 David Vasquez ' pardon was based in part on the recommendation of Arlington County Commonwealth ' s Attorney Helen Fahey , said Gov . Gov which governor? 22 23 +616 2 David Vasquez ' pardon was based in part on the recommendation of Arlington County Commonwealth ' s Attorney Helen Fahey , said Gov . Arlington County Commonwealth ' s Why did they recommend he be pardoned? 12 17 +616 3 Gerald L . Baliles . Vasquez , 42 , pleaded guilty in 1985 to second - degree murder in the death of Washington lawyer Carolyn Jean Hamm of Arlington . Gerald L . Baliles . Vasquez , Who is Gerald L. Baliles, is he the 'Southside Strangler'? 0 7 +616 3 Gerald L . Baliles . Vasquez , 42 , pleaded guilty in 1985 to second - degree murder in the death of Washington lawyer Carolyn Jean Hamm of Arlington . 1985 which year is it now? 12 13 +616 4 Vasquez at first confessed to the killing , but recanted his confession and said he entered the guilty plea to avoid a possible capital murder conviction and death sentence . recanted his confession How can you take back your confession of murder? 9 12 +616 4 Vasquez at first confessed to the killing , but recanted his confession and said he entered the guilty plea to avoid a possible capital murder conviction and death sentence . killing , Who did he kill? 6 8 +616 4 Vasquez at first confessed to the killing , but recanted his confession and said he entered the guilty plea to avoid a possible capital murder conviction and death sentence . recanted his confession is he allowed to do that? 9 12 +616 4 Vasquez at first confessed to the killing , but recanted his confession and said he entered the guilty plea to avoid a possible capital murder conviction and death sentence . recanted his confession Why is he recanting his confession? 9 12 +617 1 A top bank official says the Federal Home Loan Bank Board ' s dual role as regulator of the savings industry and promoter of home ownership has contributed to the wave of S & L failures . contributed to the wave of S & L failures How has Federal Home Loan Bank Board contributed to the wave of S&L failures? 27 36 +617 1 A top bank official says the Federal Home Loan Bank Board ' s dual role as regulator of the savings industry and promoter of home ownership has contributed to the wave of S & L failures . wave of S & L failures What wave of S&L failures? 30 36 +617 1 A top bank official says the Federal Home Loan Bank Board ' s dual role as regulator of the savings industry and promoter of home ownership has contributed to the wave of S & L failures . A top bank official Which top bank official? 0 4 +617 1 A top bank official says the Federal Home Loan Bank Board ' s dual role as regulator of the savings industry and promoter of home ownership has contributed to the wave of S & L failures . S & L What is S&L? 32 35 +617 2 L . William Seidman , chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp . , which insures deposits in commercial banks , said Wednesday the insurance fund for S & Ls should be independent of the bank board . should be independent Why should the insurance funds be independent of the bank board? 30 33 +617 2 L . William Seidman , chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp . , which insures deposits in commercial banks , said Wednesday the insurance fund for S & Ls should be independent of the bank board . Wednesday of which year? 22 23 +617 2 L . William Seidman , chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp . , which insures deposits in commercial banks , said Wednesday the insurance fund for S & Ls should be independent of the bank board . S & Ls What does S&L have to do with the bank board? 27 30 +617 3 The primary goal of the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp . , which insures deposits up to $ 100 , 000 , is the safety and soundness of savings institutions , he said . primary goal are there other goals too? 1 3 +617 4 However , the FSLIC ' s parent , the Federal Home Loan Bank Board , is also charged with creating , or chartering , S & Ls to provide a steady flow of mortgage money to home buyers . FSLIC ' s What is the FSLIC? 3 6 +617 5 " There ' s a basic conflict between those two roles and I think it ' s very important that they be separated so that the insurer . the insurer so that the insurer can do what? 25 27 +617 5 " There ' s a basic conflict between those two roles and I think it ' s very important that they be separated so that the insurer . insurer So that the insurer will do what? 26 27 +618 1 NBC racked up its 15th consecutive victory , its longest streak in the Nielsens , but CBS was celebrating by winning the top four spots in the rankings and the highest - rated TV movie this season . Nielsens , What are the Nielsen's ratings? 13 15 +618 1 NBC racked up its 15th consecutive victory , its longest streak in the Nielsens , but CBS was celebrating by winning the top four spots in the rankings and the highest - rated TV movie this season . top four spots What was CBS top four spots? 22 25 +618 1 NBC racked up its 15th consecutive victory , its longest streak in the Nielsens , but CBS was celebrating by winning the top four spots in the rankings and the highest - rated TV movie this season . highest - rated TV movie What was CBS highest-rated TV movie? 30 35 +618 1 NBC racked up its 15th consecutive victory , its longest streak in the Nielsens , but CBS was celebrating by winning the top four spots in the rankings and the highest - rated TV movie this season . victory , What did NBC win? 6 8 +618 1 NBC racked up its 15th consecutive victory , its longest streak in the Nielsens , but CBS was celebrating by winning the top four spots in the rankings and the highest - rated TV movie this season . highest - rated TV movie What was the highest rated TV movie this season? 30 35 +618 2 " The Karen Carpenter Story , " about the life and death of the popular singer , followed a big football game Sunday night and ran against " A View to a Kill " on ABC and " Gremlins " on NBC . Sunday night who was playing? 22 24 +618 2 " The Karen Carpenter Story , " about the life and death of the popular singer , followed a big football game Sunday night and ran against " A View to a Kill " on ABC and " Gremlins " on NBC . big football game Sunday night What was the \"big football game and who was playing 19 24 +618 2 " The Karen Carpenter Story , " about the life and death of the popular singer , followed a big football game Sunday night and ran against " A View to a Kill " on ABC and " Gremlins " on NBC . NBC Are these the top rankings? 41 42 +618 3 It was the No . 1 show last week with a rating of 26 . 3 and a 41 share , the A . C . Nielsen Co . said . rating of 26 is that a high rating? 11 14 +618 3 It was the No . 1 show last week with a rating of 26 . 3 and a 41 share , the A . C . Nielsen Co . said . 41 share , What is a 41 share? 18 21 +618 3 It was the No . 1 show last week with a rating of 26 . 3 and a 41 share , the A . C . Nielsen Co . said . share , What is a share in relation to a show? 19 21 +618 4 That topped the CBS movie of two weeks ago , " A Very Brady Christmas , " which had been the highest - rated movie this season with a 25 . 1 and 39 . Very Brady who are the bradys? 12 14 +618 4 That topped the CBS movie of two weeks ago , " A Very Brady Christmas , " which had been the highest - rated movie this season with a 25 . 1 and 39 . 25 . 1 and 39 How are these ratings obtained? 29 34 +618 5 Each rating point equals 904 , 000 homes with television . homes Does this include multiple TV's in homes? 7 8 +619 1 The Agriculture Department says Americans seem to be eating a bit more each year but are choosier about what ' s on the menu . choosier about what ' s on the menu What are they eating? 16 24 +619 1 The Agriculture Department says Americans seem to be eating a bit more each year but are choosier about what ' s on the menu . eating a bit more How are they measuring how much American's are eating? 8 12 +619 1 The Agriculture Department says Americans seem to be eating a bit more each year but are choosier about what ' s on the menu . choosier what are they choosing? 16 17 +619 1 The Agriculture Department says Americans seem to be eating a bit more each year but are choosier about what ' s on the menu . choosier How does the Agriculture Department measure whether Americans are being choosier? 16 17 +619 1 The Agriculture Department says Americans seem to be eating a bit more each year but are choosier about what ' s on the menu . a bit more each year How does the Agriculture Department measure the amount of food Americans consume each year? 9 14 +619 1 The Agriculture Department says Americans seem to be eating a bit more each year but are choosier about what ' s on the menu . choosier about what ' s on the menu What kinds of new or different menu choices are Americans making? 16 24 +619 1 The Agriculture Department says Americans seem to be eating a bit more each year but are choosier about what ' s on the menu . choosier How are Americans choosier about what's on the menu? 16 17 +619 2 A 20 - year statistical study by the department ' s Economic Research Service found that per capita food consumption overall rose 0 . 7 percent in 1987 to a record level , including a 1 . 8 percent increase in foods from crops , while food from animals dropped 0 . 3 percent . food from animals dropped because of vegetarians? 46 50 +619 2 A 20 - year statistical study by the department ' s Economic Research Service found that per capita food consumption overall rose 0 . 7 percent in 1987 to a record level , including a 1 . 8 percent increase in foods from crops , while food from animals dropped 0 . 3 percent . food from animals dropped 0 . 3 percent Why is consumption of food from animals dropping? 46 54 +619 2 A 20 - year statistical study by the department ' s Economic Research Service found that per capita food consumption overall rose 0 . 7 percent in 1987 to a record level , including a 1 . 8 percent increase in foods from crops , while food from animals dropped 0 . 3 percent . per capita food consumption What is the avergae per capita food consumption in the United States? 16 20 +619 3 Analysts said the decline in animal products occurred as a result of lower per capita consumption of beef , eggs , whole milk , butter , lard and edible tallow . edible tallow What is edible tallow? 28 30 +619 3 Analysts said the decline in animal products occurred as a result of lower per capita consumption of beef , eggs , whole milk , butter , lard and edible tallow . consumption Why has there been lower per capital consumption of these animal products? 15 16 +619 3 Analysts said the decline in animal products occurred as a result of lower per capita consumption of beef , eggs , whole milk , butter , lard and edible tallow . lower per capita consumption To what do analysts owe the decline in American consumption of beef, eggs, milk, butter, lard and edible tallow? 12 16 +619 4 The agency cautioned in the report about taking the figures too literally because much of the information is derived from farm - to - market statistics and other trade information . literally Why can’t farm-to-market statistics and the other trade information be taken too literally? 11 12 +619 4 The agency cautioned in the report about taking the figures too literally because much of the information is derived from farm - to - market statistics and other trade information . farm - to - market statistics In what ways can farm-to-market statistics be inaccurate? 20 26 +619 4 The agency cautioned in the report about taking the figures too literally because much of the information is derived from farm - to - market statistics and other trade information . other trade information What other trade information is the information derived from? 27 30 +619 5 " Strictly speaking , the food disappearance estimates should be designated as supplies moving through trade channels for domestic consumption , " the report said . disappearance does food get lost? 6 7 +619 5 " Strictly speaking , the food disappearance estimates should be designated as supplies moving through trade channels for domestic consumption , " the report said . should be designated In what other ways are food disappearance estimates measured? 8 11 +620 1 With speculation that the first indictments could come soon in the Pentagon fraud case , new court papers provide fresh details on how one private consultant in the case allegedly trafficked in valuable Department information . private consultant will he remain anonymous? 24 26 +620 1 With speculation that the first indictments could come soon in the Pentagon fraud case , new court papers provide fresh details on how one private consultant in the case allegedly trafficked in valuable Department information . allegedly Why is there speculation that the one private consultant trafficked valuable Department information? 29 30 +620 1 With speculation that the first indictments could come soon in the Pentagon fraud case , new court papers provide fresh details on how one private consultant in the case allegedly trafficked in valuable Department information . trafficked in valuable Department information How was this information gained? 30 35 +620 1 With speculation that the first indictments could come soon in the Pentagon fraud case , new court papers provide fresh details on how one private consultant in the case allegedly trafficked in valuable Department information . soon How soon would that be? 8 9 +620 1 With speculation that the first indictments could come soon in the Pentagon fraud case , new court papers provide fresh details on how one private consultant in the case allegedly trafficked in valuable Department information . trafficked in valuable Department information Why would they do that? 30 35 +620 2 A federal grand jury is meeting today and Friday outside Washington , where U . S . attorney Henry Hudson is spearheading the nationwide investigation that began in September 1986 . spearheading Why is Mr. Hudson spearheading the nationwide investigation? 21 22 +620 2 A federal grand jury is meeting today and Friday outside Washington , where U . S . attorney Henry Hudson is spearheading the nationwide investigation that began in September 1986 . investigation How is Mr. Hudson investigating? 24 25 +620 2 A federal grand jury is meeting today and Friday outside Washington , where U . S . attorney Henry Hudson is spearheading the nationwide investigation that began in September 1986 . the nationwide investigation What tipped off the investigation? 22 25 +620 2 A federal grand jury is meeting today and Friday outside Washington , where U . S . attorney Henry Hudson is spearheading the nationwide investigation that began in September 1986 . began in September 1986 Why did it begin then? What was the catalyst? 26 30 +620 3 Sharon Dibbley , Hudson ' s spokeswoman , refused to say whether any indictments would be handed up this week , but one defense attorney guessed they could come on Friday . attorney guessed with what amount of certainty? 24 26 +620 3 Sharon Dibbley , Hudson ' s spokeswoman , refused to say whether any indictments would be handed up this week , but one defense attorney guessed they could come on Friday . guessed Why does the defense attorney think the indictments could come on Friday? 25 26 +620 3 Sharon Dibbley , Hudson ' s spokeswoman , refused to say whether any indictments would be handed up this week , but one defense attorney guessed they could come on Friday . come How will the defense attorney know if the indictments have come on Friday? 28 29 +620 3 Sharon Dibbley , Hudson ' s spokeswoman , refused to say whether any indictments would be handed up this week , but one defense attorney guessed they could come on Friday . one defense attorney guessed Who was the defense attorney? 22 26 +620 3 Sharon Dibbley , Hudson ' s spokeswoman , refused to say whether any indictments would be handed up this week , but one defense attorney guessed they could come on Friday . one defense attorney Who was that attorney? 22 25 +620 4 Last November , Hudson predicted indictments could be in hand that month . predicted Why did Mr. Hudson think the indictments would be in hand in November? 4 5 +620 4 Last November , Hudson predicted indictments could be in hand that month . indictments Why did Mr. Hudson not receive the indictments in November? 5 6 +620 4 Last November , Hudson predicted indictments could be in hand that month . that month Is this an indication that the indictments didn't come then? 10 12 +620 5 Dibbley also kept mum about if and when any plea bargaining arrangements might be revealed . Dibbley Why is she commenting at all if she has no information? 0 1 +621 1 Afghan resistance leaders talk as though they are on the threshold of victory : Soviet troops are ready to leave Afghanistan , and the Kremlin ' s client regime in Kabul is tottering . Soviet troops are ready Why are Soviet troops ready to leave Afghanistan? 14 18 +621 1 Afghan resistance leaders talk as though they are on the threshold of victory : Soviet troops are ready to leave Afghanistan , and the Kremlin ' s client regime in Kabul is tottering . Afghan resistance leaders Who are the Afghan resistance leaders? 0 3 +621 2 But the Afghan guerrillas are as paralyzed politically as they were a decade ago when they started fighting their country ' s Soviet - backed totalitarian government . Afghan guerrillas are as paralyzed Why are the Afghan guerrillas paralyzed politically? 2 7 +621 2 But the Afghan guerrillas are as paralyzed politically as they were a decade ago when they started fighting their country ' s Soviet - backed totalitarian government . Soviet - backed totalitarian government . Why was the government backed by the Soviets? 22 28 +621 2 But the Afghan guerrillas are as paralyzed politically as they were a decade ago when they started fighting their country ' s Soviet - backed totalitarian government . totalitarian government What is a totalitarian government? 25 27 +621 3 Unable to put aside internal rivalries , the guerrillas have yet to come up with a coherent plan for the future as the Soviet Union tries to negotiate with them in a last - minute show of seeking a political solution to a messy war . internal rivalries , are they incompetent? 4 7 +621 3 Unable to put aside internal rivalries , the guerrillas have yet to come up with a coherent plan for the future as the Soviet Union tries to negotiate with them in a last - minute show of seeking a political solution to a messy war . internal rivalries , What internal rivalries do they have? 4 7 +621 3 Unable to put aside internal rivalries , the guerrillas have yet to come up with a coherent plan for the future as the Soviet Union tries to negotiate with them in a last - minute show of seeking a political solution to a messy war . internal rivalries , What sort of internal rivalries are there with the guerrillas? 4 7 +621 4 It is a David - and - Goliath image : The communist superpower , unable to vanquish ragged bands of mountain men with its missiles and warplanes , dispatches one of its sharpest negotiators - Yuli Vorontsov , first deputy foreign minister and ambassador to Kabul - to Saudi Arabia , Iran and Pakistan to meet the insurgents . David - and - Goliath image : is it a metaphor? 3 10 +621 5 The fractious alliance of seven Pakistan - based guerrilla groups does not even agree on whether its leaders should be meeting Vorontsov , let alone how to govern Afghanistan - if it should get the chance . fractious definition of this word? 1 2 +621 5 The fractious alliance of seven Pakistan - based guerrilla groups does not even agree on whether its leaders should be meeting Vorontsov , let alone how to govern Afghanistan - if it should get the chance . Pakistan - based guerrilla groups Who are the seven Pakistan-based guerrilla groups? 5 10 +622 1 A high school canceled classes for a second day Thursday after a custodian was diagnosed with Legionnaires ' disease and another custodian began showing symptoms of the disease . Legionnaires ' disease What is Legionnaires' disease? 16 19 +622 1 A high school canceled classes for a second day Thursday after a custodian was diagnosed with Legionnaires ' disease and another custodian began showing symptoms of the disease . Legionnaires ' disease what is that disease? 16 19 +622 1 A high school canceled classes for a second day Thursday after a custodian was diagnosed with Legionnaires ' disease and another custodian began showing symptoms of the disease . Legionnaires ' disease What is Legionnaires' disease? 16 19 +622 1 A high school canceled classes for a second day Thursday after a custodian was diagnosed with Legionnaires ' disease and another custodian began showing symptoms of the disease . symptoms What are some of the symptoms? 24 25 +622 1 A high school canceled classes for a second day Thursday after a custodian was diagnosed with Legionnaires ' disease and another custodian began showing symptoms of the disease . Legionnaires ' What is Legionnaires' disease? 16 18 +622 1 A high school canceled classes for a second day Thursday after a custodian was diagnosed with Legionnaires ' disease and another custodian began showing symptoms of the disease . symptoms of the disease What are the symptoms of Legionnaires' disease? 24 28 +622 2 Test results to determine if the second custodian at Hunterdon Central Regional High School has the disease should be available in about five days , said Marilyn Riley , state Health Department spokeswoman . about five days , why does it take so long? 21 25 +622 2 Test results to determine if the second custodian at Hunterdon Central Regional High School has the disease should be available in about five days , said Marilyn Riley , state Health Department spokeswoman . Test results What lab values are being measured in the test for Legionnaires' disease? 0 2 +622 3 The bacteria that causes Legionnaires ' disease is transmitted through the air from vaporized water , Ms . Riley said . vaporized water , How does water vaporize? 13 16 +622 3 The bacteria that causes Legionnaires ' disease is transmitted through the air from vaporized water , Ms . Riley said . vaporized How was there vaporized water in the school? 13 14 +622 3 The bacteria that causes Legionnaires ' disease is transmitted through the air from vaporized water , Ms . Riley said . transmitted Besides vaporized water, are there any other means of transmission of Legionnaires' disease? 8 9 +622 3 The bacteria that causes Legionnaires ' disease is transmitted through the air from vaporized water , Ms . Riley said . vaporized water , What consitutes \"vaporized water\"? 13 16 +622 4 Health officials inspected the building Thursday for bacteria sources . Thursday which year is this? 5 6 +622 4 Health officials inspected the building Thursday for bacteria sources . bacteria sources What are some examples of bacteria sources? 7 9 +622 4 Health officials inspected the building Thursday for bacteria sources . sources Did they find bacteria sources? 8 9 +622 4 Health officials inspected the building Thursday for bacteria sources . inspected the building What were health officials looking for? 2 5 +622 5 Samples of water will be taken Friday and Sunday from the school , she said . Samples of water What is the significance of sampling the water? 0 3 +622 5 Samples of water will be taken Friday and Sunday from the school , she said . Samples How do they take the samples? 0 1 +622 5 Samples of water will be taken Friday and Sunday from the school , she said . Samples of water How will the samples be tested? 0 3 +623 1 Oliver L . North will face 12 other charges once the judge in the Iran - Contra case grants a prosecution motion to dismiss the two major charges against the former National Security Council aide . major charges what are the charges? 26 28 +623 1 Oliver L . North will face 12 other charges once the judge in the Iran - Contra case grants a prosecution motion to dismiss the two major charges against the former National Security Council aide . 12 other charges What are the 12 charges? 6 9 +623 1 Oliver L . North will face 12 other charges once the judge in the Iran - Contra case grants a prosecution motion to dismiss the two major charges against the former National Security Council aide . two major charges What are the two major charges? 25 28 +623 1 Oliver L . North will face 12 other charges once the judge in the Iran - Contra case grants a prosecution motion to dismiss the two major charges against the former National Security Council aide . the former Why is he no longer the National Security Council Aide? 29 31 +623 1 Oliver L . North will face 12 other charges once the judge in the Iran - Contra case grants a prosecution motion to dismiss the two major charges against the former National Security Council aide . face 12 other charges What was the original charge and what are the other charges? 5 9 +623 1 Oliver L . North will face 12 other charges once the judge in the Iran - Contra case grants a prosecution motion to dismiss the two major charges against the former National Security Council aide . 12 other charges What are the 12 other charges Oliver North is facing? 6 9 +623 1 Oliver L . North will face 12 other charges once the judge in the Iran - Contra case grants a prosecution motion to dismiss the two major charges against the former National Security Council aide . two major charges What are these two major charges? 25 28 +623 2 Independent counsel Lawrence E . Walsh is asking U . S . District Judge Gerhard A . Gesell to dismiss charges of conspiracy to defraud the government and theft of government property stemming from the diversion of U . S . - Iran arms - sale proceeds to the Nicaraguan Contras . dismiss charges Dismiss charges with what evidence? 19 21 +623 2 Independent counsel Lawrence E . Walsh is asking U . S . District Judge Gerhard A . Gesell to dismiss charges of conspiracy to defraud the government and theft of government property stemming from the diversion of U . S . - Iran arms - sale proceeds to the Nicaraguan Contras . proceeds How did the proceeds get to the Nicaraguan Contras? 46 47 +623 2 Independent counsel Lawrence E . Walsh is asking U . S . District Judge Gerhard A . Gesell to dismiss charges of conspiracy to defraud the government and theft of government property stemming from the diversion of U . S . - Iran arms - sale proceeds to the Nicaraguan Contras . dismiss charges Why does he want these charges dismissed? 19 21 +623 3 According to legal experts , Gesell has little discretion in the matter , meaning in all likelihood the charges will be dismissed . discretion why does he have little discretion? 8 9 +623 3 According to legal experts , Gesell has little discretion in the matter , meaning in all likelihood the charges will be dismissed . will be dismissed Exactly why will the charged be dismissed? 19 22 +623 3 According to legal experts , Gesell has little discretion in the matter , meaning in all likelihood the charges will be dismissed . legal experts , Who are the legal experts? 2 5 +623 4 Walsh wants the charges dismissed " without prejudice , " meaning he would be free to bring the counts again if the national security problems would be worked out . national security problems What are the problems? 22 25 +623 4 Walsh wants the charges dismissed " without prejudice , " meaning he would be free to bring the counts again if the national security problems would be worked out . be worked out What does it mean for security problems to 'be worked out'? 26 29 +623 5 But Gesell scheduled a hearing for Monday to hear defense arguments . arguments will he consider them? 10 11 +624 1 At one time , U . S . diplomats got into hot water if they clinked teacups with members of the PLO , but now the State Department has switched signals . clinked teacups is that a metaphor? 15 17 +624 1 At one time , U . S . diplomats got into hot water if they clinked teacups with members of the PLO , but now the State Department has switched signals . the State Department has switched signals . Why did the State Department switch signals? 25 32 +624 1 At one time , U . S . diplomats got into hot water if they clinked teacups with members of the PLO , but now the State Department has switched signals . members of the PLO , Who are the PLO? 18 23 +624 1 At one time , U . S . diplomats got into hot water if they clinked teacups with members of the PLO , but now the State Department has switched signals . State Department has switched signals What made the state department change? 26 31 +624 1 At one time , U . S . diplomats got into hot water if they clinked teacups with members of the PLO , but now the State Department has switched signals . switched Why has the State Department changed attitudes towards the PLO? 29 30 +624 2 State Department spokeswoman Phyllis Oakley confirmed Thursday that American officials around the world have been given the green light to mix with Palestine Liberation Organization representatives - but strictly on an informal basis . but strictly on an informal basis Why only informal? 27 33 +624 2 State Department spokeswoman Phyllis Oakley confirmed Thursday that American officials around the world have been given the green light to mix with Palestine Liberation Organization representatives - but strictly on an informal basis . informal Why can American diplomats only interact with the PLO on an informal basis? 31 32 +624 2 State Department spokeswoman Phyllis Oakley confirmed Thursday that American officials around the world have been given the green light to mix with Palestine Liberation Organization representatives - but strictly on an informal basis . strictly How do American diplomats keep their interactions with the PLO strictly informal? 28 29 +624 3 " There have been instructions that have allowed people in social settings to respond socially to introductions , " Mrs . Oakley said . respond socially to introductions , " how do they do that? 13 19 +624 5 Ambassador to Tunisia , Robert H . Pelletreau , is the only person authorized to conduct America ' s diplomatic dialogue with the PLO . Tunisia , where is that? 2 4 +624 5 Ambassador to Tunisia , Robert H . Pelletreau , is the only person authorized to conduct America ' s diplomatic dialogue with the PLO . Tunisia , Why is the ambassador to Tunisia the one authorized to dialogue with the PLO? 2 4 +625 1 Education lobbyists say they have the perfect way for George Bush to fulfill his pledge to be the education president : raise federal education spending by $ 10 billion in his first term . perfect way why is that the perfect way? 6 8 +625 1 Education lobbyists say they have the perfect way for George Bush to fulfill his pledge to be the education president : raise federal education spending by $ 10 billion in his first term . Education lobbyists Who are the education lobbyists? 0 2 +625 1 Education lobbyists say they have the perfect way for George Bush to fulfill his pledge to be the education president : raise federal education spending by $ 10 billion in his first term . lobbyists Which lobbyists in particular say this? 1 2 +625 1 Education lobbyists say they have the perfect way for George Bush to fulfill his pledge to be the education president : raise federal education spending by $ 10 billion in his first term . pledge to be the education president : What is George Bush's pledge to be the education president? 14 21 +625 2 " There ' s an education deficit analogous to the Grand Canyon . analogous what is the analogy? 7 8 +625 2 " There ' s an education deficit analogous to the Grand Canyon . " There ' s an education deficit Where is the deficit? 0 7 +625 2 " There ' s an education deficit analogous to the Grand Canyon . education deficit What is the education deficit? 5 7 +625 3 To have someone throw in a shovel of dirt is not going to solve the problem , " said Gerald Morris , president of a 100 - member coalition called the Committee for Education Funding . not Why does Mr. Morris feel that it won't solve the problem? 10 11 +625 3 To have someone throw in a shovel of dirt is not going to solve the problem , " said Gerald Morris , president of a 100 - member coalition called the Committee for Education Funding . To have someone throw in a shovel of dirt Did this really happen? is this a metaphor? 0 9 +625 4 The committee suggested Thursday that Bush start with an immediate down payment of $ 2 . 5 billion in the Education Department budget for fiscal 1990 . immediate How soon would he have to put in the money? 9 10 +626 1 A Senate committee chairman wants the FBI to look into a newspaper ' s allegations that one of President - elect Bush ' s Cabinet nominees headed a GOP organization " riddled with former Nazi collaborators . " newspaper ' s Why is the newspaper making allegations about cabinet nominees? 11 14 +626 1 A Senate committee chairman wants the FBI to look into a newspaper ' s allegations that one of President - elect Bush ' s Cabinet nominees headed a GOP organization " riddled with former Nazi collaborators . " organization How does the newspaper know the organization was riddled with former Nazi collaborators? 29 30 +626 1 A Senate committee chairman wants the FBI to look into a newspaper ' s allegations that one of President - elect Bush ' s Cabinet nominees headed a GOP organization " riddled with former Nazi collaborators . " collaborators How did the collaborators collaborate with Nazis? 35 36 +626 1 A Senate committee chairman wants the FBI to look into a newspaper ' s allegations that one of President - elect Bush ' s Cabinet nominees headed a GOP organization " riddled with former Nazi collaborators . " A Senate committee chairman Which Senate committee chairman? 0 4 +626 2 The Oakland ( Calif . ) Tribune , in an editorial Dec . 28 , said its questions should be answered before the Senate approves Bush ' s nomination of Edward Derwinski as the first head of the newly created Department of Veterans Affairs . Department of Veterans how new is it? 40 43 +626 2 The Oakland ( Calif . ) Tribune , in an editorial Dec . 28 , said its questions should be answered before the Senate approves Bush ' s nomination of Edward Derwinski as the first head of the newly created Department of Veterans Affairs . questions Why does The Oakland Tribune have questions that are unanswered? 17 18 +626 2 The Oakland ( Calif . ) Tribune , in an editorial Dec . 28 , said its questions should be answered before the Senate approves Bush ' s nomination of Edward Derwinski as the first head of the newly created Department of Veterans Affairs . before Why should the questions be answered before the Senate approval? 21 22 +626 2 The Oakland ( Calif . ) Tribune , in an editorial Dec . 28 , said its questions should be answered before the Senate approves Bush ' s nomination of Edward Derwinski as the first head of the newly created Department of Veterans Affairs . nomination Why was Edward Derwinksi nominated as head of Department of Veterans Affairs? 28 29 +626 2 The Oakland ( Calif . ) Tribune , in an editorial Dec . 28 , said its questions should be answered before the Senate approves Bush ' s nomination of Edward Derwinski as the first head of the newly created Department of Veterans Affairs . its questions What questions do they have? 16 18 +626 3 Sen . Alan Cranston , D - Calif . , who will conduct the Senate Veterans ' Affairs Committee ' s confirmation hearings on the nomination , asked Bush to look into the editorial ' s charges in the course of " its customary background investigation . " conduct Why is Sen. Alan Cranston conducting the nomination hearings? 12 13 +626 3 Sen . Alan Cranston , D - Calif . , who will conduct the Senate Veterans ' Affairs Committee ' s confirmation hearings on the nomination , asked Bush to look into the editorial ' s charges in the course of " its customary background investigation . " Bush Why is Bush responsible for looking into the editorial's charges? 28 29 +626 3 Sen . Alan Cranston , D - Calif . , who will conduct the Senate Veterans ' Affairs Committee ' s confirmation hearings on the nomination , asked Bush to look into the editorial ' s charges in the course of " its customary background investigation . " investigation How is the investigation conducted? 45 46 +626 4 The editorial said Derwinski associated with former fascists and anti - Semites in 1972 when he headed the executive board of the Heritage Groups for Re - election of the President and this year when he co - chaired Bush ' s Coalition of American Nationalities . associated How does the editorial know Derwinski associated with former fascists and anti-Semites in 1972? 4 5 +626 4 The editorial said Derwinski associated with former fascists and anti - Semites in 1972 when he headed the executive board of the Heritage Groups for Re - election of the President and this year when he co - chaired Bush ' s Coalition of American Nationalities . headed Why was Derwinski leading the Heritage Groups for Re-election of the President? 16 17 +626 4 The editorial said Derwinski associated with former fascists and anti - Semites in 1972 when he headed the executive board of the Heritage Groups for Re - election of the President and this year when he co - chaired Bush ' s Coalition of American Nationalities . Nationalities How does the editorial know that Bush's Coalition of American Nationalities is fascist and has anti-Semites? 45 46 +626 4 The editorial said Derwinski associated with former fascists and anti - Semites in 1972 when he headed the executive board of the Heritage Groups for Re - election of the President and this year when he co - chaired Bush ' s Coalition of American Nationalities . associated with former fascists Did he share their views, or did some simply happen to be in the same group as him? 4 8 +626 5 Through a spokesman , Derwinski said the charges amounted to " guilt by association . " said Why does it sound like Derwinsk admitting guilt? 5 6 +626 5 Through a spokesman , Derwinski said the charges amounted to " guilt by association . " association How does association relate to finding someone guilty of a charge? 13 14 +627 1 The nation ' s cities expect a more " mature relationship " with the federal government under George Bush than they have had during the Reagan era , the incoming president of the National League of Cities says . " mature relationship " what is mature relationship? 8 12 +627 1 The nation ' s cities expect a more " mature relationship " with the federal government under George Bush than they have had during the Reagan era , the incoming president of the National League of Cities says . expect a more " mature relationship " Why is a more mature relationship expected? 5 12 +627 1 The nation ' s cities expect a more " mature relationship " with the federal government under George Bush than they have had during the Reagan era , the incoming president of the National League of Cities says . expect Why do the nation's cities expect a more mature relationship with the federal government under George Bush? 5 6 +627 1 The nation ' s cities expect a more " mature relationship " with the federal government under George Bush than they have had during the Reagan era , the incoming president of the National League of Cities says . says How does the incoming president of the National League of Cities know cities relationships with George Bush will be more mature? 37 38 +627 1 The nation ' s cities expect a more " mature relationship " with the federal government under George Bush than they have had during the Reagan era , the incoming president of the National League of Cities says . " mature relationship " What does a more mature relationship entail? 8 12 +627 2 Using a parent - child analogy to discuss how cities have fared in their dealings with the federal government , Phoenix Mayor Terry Goddard told a National Press Club luncheon on Thursday : " During the sixties and seventies we had a pampered childhood . pampered childhood why were they pampered? 42 44 +627 2 Using a parent - child analogy to discuss how cities have fared in their dealings with the federal government , Phoenix Mayor Terry Goddard told a National Press Club luncheon on Thursday : " During the sixties and seventies we had a pampered childhood . pampered childhood . Can you give example? 42 45 +627 2 Using a parent - child analogy to discuss how cities have fared in their dealings with the federal government , Phoenix Mayor Terry Goddard told a National Press Club luncheon on Thursday : " During the sixties and seventies we had a pampered childhood . pampered childhood How would a pampered childhood be described? 42 44 +627 2 Using a parent - child analogy to discuss how cities have fared in their dealings with the federal government , Phoenix Mayor Terry Goddard told a National Press Club luncheon on Thursday : " During the sixties and seventies we had a pampered childhood . parent - child Why is Mayer Terry Goddard using a parent-child analogy? 2 5 +627 2 Using a parent - child analogy to discuss how cities have fared in their dealings with the federal government , Phoenix Mayor Terry Goddard told a National Press Club luncheon on Thursday : " During the sixties and seventies we had a pampered childhood . pampered Why did children have pampered childhoods in the sixties and seventies? 42 43 +627 2 Using a parent - child analogy to discuss how cities have fared in their dealings with the federal government , Phoenix Mayor Terry Goddard told a National Press Club luncheon on Thursday : " During the sixties and seventies we had a pampered childhood . we had a pampered childhood How was the \"child\" pampered? 39 44 +627 3 And then very abruptly at the beginning of the eighties , we were orphaned . were orphaned what happened then? 12 14 +627 3 And then very abruptly at the beginning of the eighties , we were orphaned . we were orphaned Why were we orphaned at the beginning of the eighties? 11 14 +627 3 And then very abruptly at the beginning of the eighties , we were orphaned . we Why were they orphaned in the eighties? 11 12 +627 3 And then very abruptly at the beginning of the eighties , we were orphaned . orphaned How were they orphaned in the eighties? 13 14 +627 3 And then very abruptly at the beginning of the eighties , we were orphaned . abruptly Why were they abruptly orphaned? 3 4 +627 3 And then very abruptly at the beginning of the eighties , we were orphaned . we were orphaned How were they \"orphaned\"? 11 14 +627 4 We were thrown out in the storm and we were told to fend for ourselves . " thrown out who threw them out? 2 4 +627 4 We were thrown out in the storm and we were told to fend for ourselves . " the storm What storm were we thrown into? 5 7 +627 4 We were thrown out in the storm and we were told to fend for ourselves . " told Why were they told to defend for themselves? 10 11 +627 4 We were thrown out in the storm and we were told to fend for ourselves . " We were thrown out in the storm In what way were they thrown out and told to fend for themselves? 0 7 +627 5 " We ' re looking for a new relationship , a mature relationship , one that binds two powerful entities , the federal government and local government into a common purpose , " and partnership said Goddard , who was recently elected the league ' s president . government into a common purpose , " Why were we looking for a bonding of the federal and local government? 26 33 +627 5 " We ' re looking for a new relationship , a mature relationship , one that binds two powerful entities , the federal government and local government into a common purpose , " and partnership said Goddard , who was recently elected the league ' s president . binds Why do the federal government and local government need a common purpose? 16 17 +627 5 " We ' re looking for a new relationship , a mature relationship , one that binds two powerful entities , the federal government and local government into a common purpose , " and partnership said Goddard , who was recently elected the league ' s president . elected Why was Goddard elected president of the league? 41 42 +628 1 As four Mariel Cuban detainees convicted of crimes after fleeing their homeland in 1980 were returned to Cuba , a government spokesman said he hoped such repatriations will speed up . a government spokesman Which government spokesman? 19 22 +628 1 As four Mariel Cuban detainees convicted of crimes after fleeing their homeland in 1980 were returned to Cuba , a government spokesman said he hoped such repatriations will speed up . convicted of crimes What crimes? 5 8 +628 1 As four Mariel Cuban detainees convicted of crimes after fleeing their homeland in 1980 were returned to Cuba , a government spokesman said he hoped such repatriations will speed up . convicted of crimes What crimes were they convicted of? 5 8 +628 1 As four Mariel Cuban detainees convicted of crimes after fleeing their homeland in 1980 were returned to Cuba , a government spokesman said he hoped such repatriations will speed up . were returned to Cuba , why were they returned to Cuba? 14 19 +628 2 But Auxiliary Bishop Agustin A . Roman of Miami called again for a halt to the repatriations , saying the Cubans had been denied due process and that their human rights could not be assured in Cuba . Auxiliary what is an auxiliary bishop? 1 2 +628 2 But Auxiliary Bishop Agustin A . Roman of Miami called again for a halt to the repatriations , saying the Cubans had been denied due process and that their human rights could not be assured in Cuba . been denied due process Due process in the US or Cuba? What due process? 22 26 +628 2 But Auxiliary Bishop Agustin A . Roman of Miami called again for a halt to the repatriations , saying the Cubans had been denied due process and that their human rights could not be assured in Cuba . denied due process What countries due process are we talking about? 23 26 +628 2 But Auxiliary Bishop Agustin A . Roman of Miami called again for a halt to the repatriations , saying the Cubans had been denied due process and that their human rights could not be assured in Cuba . Auxiliary Bishop what is an Auxiliary Bishop ? 1 3 +628 3 The four , who had been detained at the federal prison at Talladega , Ala . , left Birmingham shortly after 2 p . m . Thursday for the 90 - minute flight to an airport near Havana . The four , Who are the four? 0 3 +628 3 The four , who had been detained at the federal prison at Talladega , Ala . , left Birmingham shortly after 2 p . m . Thursday for the 90 - minute flight to an airport near Havana . detained at the federal prison at Talladega , Ala Why were they at this prison? 6 15 +628 4 Earlier in the day , U . S . District Judge U . W . the day , what did the judge say? 2 5 +628 4 Earlier in the day , U . S . District Judge U . W . District Judge U . W Who is District Judge U.W.? 9 14 +628 4 Earlier in the day , U . S . District Judge U . W . Earlier in the day , What is the specific date? 0 5 +628 4 Earlier in the day , U . S . District Judge U . W . U . S . District Judge U . W what did U.S. District Judge U.W. do? 5 14 +628 5 Clemon in Birmingham denied the request to stay the repatriation of Jose Nodarse - Valdes and Juan Cajigal - Mulen . repatriation so they got shipped back to cuba? 9 10 +628 5 Clemon in Birmingham denied the request to stay the repatriation of Jose Nodarse - Valdes and Juan Cajigal - Mulen . denied the request to stay the repatriation Why was the request denied? 3 10 +628 5 Clemon in Birmingham denied the request to stay the repatriation of Jose Nodarse - Valdes and Juan Cajigal - Mulen . denied the request Why was the request denied? 3 6 +628 5 Clemon in Birmingham denied the request to stay the repatriation of Jose Nodarse - Valdes and Juan Cajigal - Mulen . Clemon who or what is Clemon? 0 1 +629 1 A chlorine cloud as big as six football fields spewed from a factory Thursday near the site of the Reagan presidential library , forcing thousands of evacuations , backing traffic up for miles on closed roads and freeways and injuring three firefighters . spewed from a factory Thursday Which factory? 9 14 +629 1 A chlorine cloud as big as six football fields spewed from a factory Thursday near the site of the Reagan presidential library , forcing thousands of evacuations , backing traffic up for miles on closed roads and freeways and injuring three firefighters . chlorine cloud how did the cloud appear? 1 3 +629 1 A chlorine cloud as big as six football fields spewed from a factory Thursday near the site of the Reagan presidential library , forcing thousands of evacuations , backing traffic up for miles on closed roads and freeways and injuring three firefighters . Reagan presidential library , where is the Reagan presidential library ? 19 23 +629 1 A chlorine cloud as big as six football fields spewed from a factory Thursday near the site of the Reagan presidential library , forcing thousands of evacuations , backing traffic up for miles on closed roads and freeways and injuring three firefighters . chlorine cloud Where did the chlorine cloud come from? 1 3 +629 1 A chlorine cloud as big as six football fields spewed from a factory Thursday near the site of the Reagan presidential library , forcing thousands of evacuations , backing traffic up for miles on closed roads and freeways and injuring three firefighters . chlorine cloud What was the cause of the chlorine cloud? 1 3 +629 2 Chlorine escaped during most of the day from a 5 , 000 - gallon , 30 - ton tank at the Traveling West Textile Co . , forming a greenish - yellow , potentially deadly cloud on the outskirts of this suburb northwest of Los Angeles . greenish - yellow , potentially why did it turn green? 29 34 +629 2 Chlorine escaped during most of the day from a 5 , 000 - gallon , 30 - ton tank at the Traveling West Textile Co . , forming a greenish - yellow , potentially deadly cloud on the outskirts of this suburb northwest of Los Angeles . deadly In what ways does chlorine gas cause health problems, up to and including death? 34 35 +629 2 Chlorine escaped during most of the day from a 5 , 000 - gallon , 30 - ton tank at the Traveling West Textile Co . , forming a greenish - yellow , potentially deadly cloud on the outskirts of this suburb northwest of Los Angeles . suburb What is the suburb named? 41 42 +629 3 Just after dark , a specially outfitted hazardous - materials squad was able to tighten a valve on the tank . valve why was the valve loose? 16 17 +629 4 " They got a big wrench and tightened the valve , " said Battalion Chief Larry Whelan . big wrench How big did the wrench have to be? 4 6 +629 5 Earlier , firefighters directed a high - pressure , 80 - foot stream of water on the tank , a process that caked the loose valve with ice , temporarily sealing the leak . caked the loose valve with ice , how did it freeze the valve? 22 29 +630 1 The giant plumes blasted into the sky by volcanoes may look like ordinary clouds , but they contain engine - clogging ash that can pose disaster for unsuspecting aircraft . disaster do they effect the engines? 25 26 +630 1 The giant plumes blasted into the sky by volcanoes may look like ordinary clouds , but they contain engine - clogging ash that can pose disaster for unsuspecting aircraft . disaster What sort of disaster? 25 26 +630 2 To avoid dangerous events like those that forced two airliners to land with engine malfunctions in 1982 , a pair of federal agencies is launching a new volcano watch program for aviators . federal agencies What are the federal agencies? 21 23 +630 2 To avoid dangerous events like those that forced two airliners to land with engine malfunctions in 1982 , a pair of federal agencies is launching a new volcano watch program for aviators . volcano watch program who will watch it? 27 30 +630 2 To avoid dangerous events like those that forced two airliners to land with engine malfunctions in 1982 , a pair of federal agencies is launching a new volcano watch program for aviators . new volcano watch program What is the name of the program? 26 30 +630 2 To avoid dangerous events like those that forced two airliners to land with engine malfunctions in 1982 , a pair of federal agencies is launching a new volcano watch program for aviators . a pair of federal agencies Which federal agencies? 18 23 +630 3 The volcano alert project was announced Thursday by the National Oceanic and Atmopsheric Administration and the Federal Aviation Administration , although a formal start - up date was not set . volcano alert project How will the volcano alert project work? 1 4 +630 4 Over the years , major volcanic eruptions have spewed vast plumes of ash to high altitudes where it was spread widely by strong winds . widely How widely? 20 21 +630 5 In one case in 1982 , ash from Galuggung volcano in Indonesia caused engine shutdowns in Boeing 747 airliners on June 23 and on July 13 . Galuggung volcano what island is it on? 8 10 +630 5 In one case in 1982 , ash from Galuggung volcano in Indonesia caused engine shutdowns in Boeing 747 airliners on June 23 and on July 13 . airliners How many airliners were affected? 18 19 +631 1 Here are brief profiles of the individuals indicted Friday in connection with the federal government ' s investigation into Pentagon fraud and the three figures who pleaded guilty to charges stemming from the probe . Pentagon fraud What time period is this article written in and what probe are we talking about? 19 21 +631 1 Here are brief profiles of the individuals indicted Friday in connection with the federal government ' s investigation into Pentagon fraud and the three figures who pleaded guilty to charges stemming from the probe . individuals Who were the individuals indicted in the investigation? 6 7 +631 1 Here are brief profiles of the individuals indicted Friday in connection with the federal government ' s investigation into Pentagon fraud and the three figures who pleaded guilty to charges stemming from the probe . three figures Who were the three figures who pled guilty to the charges? 23 25 +631 2 - - Stuart E . Berlin , the only government employee indicted in the case , headed the ship systems engineering branch of the Naval Air Systems Command from October 1986 until he was reassigned by the Pentagon in June 1988 . only government employee indicted in the case , How come no one else was indicted? 8 16 +631 2 - - Stuart E . Berlin , the only government employee indicted in the case , headed the ship systems engineering branch of the Naval Air Systems Command from October 1986 until he was reassigned by the Pentagon in June 1988 . reassigned Why was Stuart Berlin reassigned by the Pentagon in 1988? 34 35 +631 3 Berlin , a Navy procurement specialist , faces charges of accepting bribes in exchange for providing classified information . procurement specialist , what is that? 4 7 +631 3 Berlin , a Navy procurement specialist , faces charges of accepting bribes in exchange for providing classified information . providing classified information What kind of classified information? 15 18 +631 3 Berlin , a Navy procurement specialist , faces charges of accepting bribes in exchange for providing classified information . classified information what was the information in reference to? 16 18 +631 4 Court documents say Berlin provided information to Teledyne Electronics of Newbury Park , Calif . , and Hazeltine Corp . , of Greenlawn , N . Y . - - William L . Parkin , an Alexandria , Va . , defense consultant , worked in the Navy ' s Joint Cruise Missile Project from 1977 to 1983 . worked in the Navy ' s did he provide information to these companies when he worked in the navy? 44 50 +631 5 According to affadavits released last week , Parkin was hired by Hazeltine to get inside information from the Pentagon that would allow the company to compete for a $ 15 . 9 million contract for battlefield equipment . affadavits what is an affidavit? 2 3 +631 5 According to affadavits released last week , Parkin was hired by Hazeltine to get inside information from the Pentagon that would allow the company to compete for a $ 15 . 9 million contract for battlefield equipment . battlefield equipment What kind of battlefield equipment? 35 37 +631 5 According to affadavits released last week , Parkin was hired by Hazeltine to get inside information from the Pentagon that would allow the company to compete for a $ 15 . 9 million contract for battlefield equipment . inside information exactly what type of information did Hazeltine want? 14 16 +632 1 Federal funding for AIDS programs would expand by 30 percent while Medicare and Medicaid would be restrained under a health and human services budget the Reagan administration will submit to Congress on Monday , a published report said . restrained Why would the Reagan administration restrain Medicare and Medicaid? 16 17 +632 1 Federal funding for AIDS programs would expand by 30 percent while Medicare and Medicaid would be restrained under a health and human services budget the Reagan administration will submit to Congress on Monday , a published report said . funding Where is this funding coming from? 1 2 +632 1 Federal funding for AIDS programs would expand by 30 percent while Medicare and Medicaid would be restrained under a health and human services budget the Reagan administration will submit to Congress on Monday , a published report said . Medicare and Medicaid would be restrained Why would medicare and medicaid be restrained? 11 17 +632 2 The New York Times in its Saturday editions reported that the $ 424 . 4 billion budget for the Department of Health and Human Resources amounts to $ 22 . 8 billion more than the department got in 1988 . Resources What will this department do with that money? 24 25 +632 2 The New York Times in its Saturday editions reported that the $ 424 . 4 billion budget for the Department of Health and Human Resources amounts to $ 22 . 8 billion more than the department got in 1988 . $ 22 . 8 billion more Why is the department getting $22.8 billion more? 27 33 +632 3 More than half of the budget , $ 260 billion , would be spent on Social Security , which would receive $ 13 billion more than is now spent to cover an increase in recipients and a 3 . 6 percent cost - of - living boost , the Times said . Social Security , is that a good ratio? 15 18 +632 3 More than half of the budget , $ 260 billion , would be spent on Social Security , which would receive $ 13 billion more than is now spent to cover an increase in recipients and a 3 . 6 percent cost - of - living boost , the Times said . boost , What will the cost-of-living boost do to help? 46 48 +632 4 The proposed expenditures are subject to revision by President - elect George Bush after Jan . 20 and by Congress , although Bush has said he would not make cuts in Social Security , which goes to more than 40 million Americans . Jan . 20 of which year? 14 17 +632 4 The proposed expenditures are subject to revision by President - elect George Bush after Jan . 20 and by Congress , although Bush has said he would not make cuts in Social Security , which goes to more than 40 million Americans . Security , Did he end up making cuts to social security? 32 34 +632 5 For AIDS , the Reagan administration recommended spending $ 2 . 5 billion , including $ 1 . 6 billion for research , education and prevention and $ 925 million for treatment and other assistance for AIDS victims . treatment how is it treated? 31 32 +632 5 For AIDS , the Reagan administration recommended spending $ 2 . 5 billion , including $ 1 . 6 billion for research , education and prevention and $ 925 million for treatment and other assistance for AIDS victims . victims Did this help the situation? 37 38 +633 1 Central American immigrants filed suit against the Immigration and Naturalization Service on Friday , demanding that the agency once again let them travel to their U . S . destinations to apply for asylum . apply for asylum Why do the Central American immigrants want to apply for asylum? 31 34 +633 1 Central American immigrants filed suit against the Immigration and Naturalization Service on Friday , demanding that the agency once again let them travel to their U . S . destinations to apply for asylum . Central American Which county are these Central American immigrants from? 0 2 +633 1 Central American immigrants filed suit against the Immigration and Naturalization Service on Friday , demanding that the agency once again let them travel to their U . S . destinations to apply for asylum . U . S . destinations Which U.S. destinations are they traveling to? 25 30 +633 1 Central American immigrants filed suit against the Immigration and Naturalization Service on Friday , demanding that the agency once again let them travel to their U . S . destinations to apply for asylum . Central American immigrants Where is Central America are the immigrants from? 0 3 +633 2 The lawsuit , filed in U . S . District Court in Brownsville , seeks to reverse INS rules of Dec . 16 that made it impossible for most asylum - seekers to leave south Texas or work while waiting 30 days for approval or denial of their claims . reverse can it be reversed? 16 17 +633 2 The lawsuit , filed in U . S . District Court in Brownsville , seeks to reverse INS rules of Dec . 16 that made it impossible for most asylum - seekers to leave south Texas or work while waiting 30 days for approval or denial of their claims . lawsuit , Who filed the lawsuit and is representing the immigrants? 1 3 +633 3 " It would allow the asylum applicant to have the interview and the adjudication of the asylum claim heard and decided by the INS office nearest their intended residence in the U . S . , " said Robert Rubin , who heads the national Immigrant and Refugee Rights Project for the San Francisco Lawyers ' Committee for Urban Affairs . INS office nearest their intended residence Where do these interviews currently take place? 23 29 +633 4 A hearing has been set for 9 a . m . Monday on their motion for a temporary restraining order . Monday in what year? 11 12 +633 4 A hearing has been set for 9 a . m . Monday on their motion for a temporary restraining order . temporary restraining order How long would this restraining order last? 17 20 +634 1 The federal government is recommending that airlines replace tens of thousands of rivets on more than 600 older Boeing 727 passenger jets . tens of thousands of rivets What will be the cost? 8 13 +634 1 The federal government is recommending that airlines replace tens of thousands of rivets on more than 600 older Boeing 727 passenger jets . replace tens of thousands of rivets Why is the government making this recommendation? 7 13 +634 1 The federal government is recommending that airlines replace tens of thousands of rivets on more than 600 older Boeing 727 passenger jets . replace tens of thousands of rivets Why is the government recommending this? 7 13 +634 1 The federal government is recommending that airlines replace tens of thousands of rivets on more than 600 older Boeing 727 passenger jets . replace tens of thousands of rivets Why do the rivets need to be replaced? 7 13 +634 2 In a proposed directive issued Friday , the Federal Aviation Administration also urged the carriers to adopt special inspection procedures until the rivet work is done . rivet what is a rivet exactly? 22 23 +634 2 In a proposed directive issued Friday , the Federal Aviation Administration also urged the carriers to adopt special inspection procedures until the rivet work is done . adopt special inspection procedures Again, why? And shouldn't they already have inspection procedures? 16 20 +634 2 In a proposed directive issued Friday , the Federal Aviation Administration also urged the carriers to adopt special inspection procedures until the rivet work is done . special inspection procedures What are these procedures and why do they need to be adopted? 17 20 +634 3 The repairs are not expected to disrupt air service because most of the work will be done on a timetable that could stretch over as long as four years , FAA officials said . four years , why so long? 27 30 +634 3 The repairs are not expected to disrupt air service because most of the work will be done on a timetable that could stretch over as long as four years , FAA officials said . expected to disrupt air service What will be the losses/cost of this? 4 9 +634 3 The repairs are not expected to disrupt air service because most of the work will be done on a timetable that could stretch over as long as four years , FAA officials said . timetable Why is the timetable over such a long span of time? 19 20 +634 4 The proposed directive is the result of increasing concern about cracking on older commercial jetliners . cracking just from getting old? 10 11 +634 4 The proposed directive is the result of increasing concern about cracking on older commercial jetliners . cracking on older commercial jetliners Has this resulted in any accidents? 10 15 +634 4 The proposed directive is the result of increasing concern about cracking on older commercial jetliners . cracking Cracking what parts or where? 10 11 +634 5 It is similar to an order issued last October for older Boeing 737s . order issued last October for older Boeing 737s How long did that take? 5 13 +634 5 It is similar to an order issued last October for older Boeing 737s . order issued last October Why issue a new order if a similar one has already been issued? 5 9 +635 1 Inmates at the Youthful Correctional Offender Institution rioted for about two hours Friday , but corrections officers and police tactical units stayed on overnight , authorities said . rioted for about two hours Friday , Why did they riot? 7 14 +635 1 Inmates at the Youthful Correctional Offender Institution rioted for about two hours Friday , but corrections officers and police tactical units stayed on overnight , authorities said . rioted for about two hours Why were they rioting? 7 12 +635 1 Inmates at the Youthful Correctional Offender Institution rioted for about two hours Friday , but corrections officers and police tactical units stayed on overnight , authorities said . stayed on overnight , Why did they choose to stay overnight? 21 25 +635 1 Inmates at the Youthful Correctional Offender Institution rioted for about two hours Friday , but corrections officers and police tactical units stayed on overnight , authorities said . rioted Why was there a riot? 7 8 +635 2 Three inmates and one corrections officer were injured in the uprising and there was " minimal damage " to the lockup said Kathy Drake , a spokeswoman for the Department of Corrections in Atlanta . " minimal damage " why is this quoted? 14 18 +635 2 Three inmates and one corrections officer were injured in the uprising and there was " minimal damage " to the lockup said Kathy Drake , a spokeswoman for the Department of Corrections in Atlanta . Three inmates and one corrections officer How were they injured? 0 6 +635 2 Three inmates and one corrections officer were injured in the uprising and there was " minimal damage " to the lockup said Kathy Drake , a spokeswoman for the Department of Corrections in Atlanta . " minimal damage " What was the damage? 14 18 +635 2 Three inmates and one corrections officer were injured in the uprising and there was " minimal damage " to the lockup said Kathy Drake , a spokeswoman for the Department of Corrections in Atlanta . were injured What were the injuries? 6 8 +635 4 Despite the name of the facility , the average age of the 970 inmates at the prison is 24 , according to Ms . Drake . prison is 24 , so its not for minors? 16 20 +635 4 Despite the name of the facility , the average age of the 970 inmates at the prison is 24 , according to Ms . Drake . Despite the name of the facility , Why does it have this name? 0 7 +635 4 Despite the name of the facility , the average age of the 970 inmates at the prison is 24 , according to Ms . Drake . inmates What type of criminals are these? 13 14 +635 4 Despite the name of the facility , the average age of the 970 inmates at the prison is 24 , according to Ms . Drake . the 970 inmates at the prison is 24 , Why is the average age so high? 11 20 +635 5 Ms . Drake said the injured officer , who was not identified , broke his hand , apparently by slipping and falling . injured officer , who was the injured officer? 5 8 +635 5 Ms . Drake said the injured officer , who was not identified , broke his hand , apparently by slipping and falling . apparently by slipping is that not really how it happened? 17 20 +635 5 Ms . Drake said the injured officer , who was not identified , broke his hand , apparently by slipping and falling . slipping and falling How did he slip and fall? 19 22 +635 5 Ms . Drake said the injured officer , who was not identified , broke his hand , apparently by slipping and falling . by slipping and falling . What caused the officer to slip? 18 23 +636 1 The legality of executing mentally retarded people is being challenged before the U . S . Supreme Court this week by a Texas murderer with the mind of a 7 - year - old . Texas murderer with the mind of a 7 - year - old Who is the Texas murderer with the mind of a 7-year-old? 22 34 +636 2 The high court Wednesday is scheduled to hear arguments on whether executing Johnny Paul Penry for a 1979 rape - slaying would be " cruel and unusual punishment " banned by the Constitution . high court what is a high court? 1 3 +636 3 A federal appeals court previously rejected Penry ' s arguments . arguments based on what? 9 10 +636 3 A federal appeals court previously rejected Penry ' s arguments . A federal Who is the federal? 0 2 +636 3 A federal appeals court previously rejected Penry ' s arguments . rejected Penry ' s arguments Why did they reject the arguments? 5 10 +636 4 The 32 - year - old Penry has an IQ estimated at between 50 and 60 . 50 and 60 why so low? 13 16 +636 5 His schooling consists of a few days in the first grade , and he was in and out of mental hospitals while growing up near Houston . mental hospitals is he insane? 19 21 +636 5 His schooling consists of a few days in the first grade , and he was in and out of mental hospitals while growing up near Houston . few days in the first grade , Why was his schooling so brief? 5 12 +637 1 First lady Nancy Reagan was saluted Monday night for her sense of style and her contribution to the American fashion industry . contribution How was Nancy Reagan involved in the fashion industry? 15 16 +637 1 First lady Nancy Reagan was saluted Monday night for her sense of style and her contribution to the American fashion industry . her contribution to the American fashion industry How did Nancy Reagan contribute to American fashion? 14 21 +637 1 First lady Nancy Reagan was saluted Monday night for her sense of style and her contribution to the American fashion industry . Nancy Reagan was saluted Who offered this praise? 2 6 +637 1 First lady Nancy Reagan was saluted Monday night for her sense of style and her contribution to the American fashion industry . saluted Who saluted Nancy Reagan for her style? 5 6 +637 2 Mrs . Reagan was presented with a Lifetime Achievement Award by the Council of Fashion Designers of America at its eighth annual awards ceremony , held at the Metropolitan Museum of Art . Lifetime Achievement Award How do they decide who should get what awards? 7 10 +637 2 Mrs . Reagan was presented with a Lifetime Achievement Award by the Council of Fashion Designers of America at its eighth annual awards ceremony , held at the Metropolitan Museum of Art . Council of Fashion Designers of America Is the council made up of fashion organizations or individual people? 12 18 +637 2 Mrs . Reagan was presented with a Lifetime Achievement Award by the Council of Fashion Designers of America at its eighth annual awards ceremony , held at the Metropolitan Museum of Art . annual awards ceremony , What other awards are given during this ceremony? 21 25 +637 3 " There are many pluses and minuses to being in the White House . pluses and minuses and what are those? 4 7 +637 3 " There are many pluses and minuses to being in the White House . to being in the White House . How long was Mrs. Reagan in the White House? 7 14 +637 3 " There are many pluses and minuses to being in the White House . pluses and minuses What are the \"pluses and minuses\" according to Mrs. Reagan? 4 7 +637 3 " There are many pluses and minuses to being in the White House . pluses and minuses What are the pluses and minuses to being in the White House? 4 7 +637 3 " There are many pluses and minuses to being in the White House . many pluses and minuses What are the pluses and minuses to being in the White House? 3 7 +637 4 One of the pluses is trying to help an industry that is one of the most important in our country and I think the American fashion designers are the best , " said the first lady , who was wearing a brilliant red floor - length gown designed by Oscar de la Renta . Oscar de la Renta is he american? 49 53 +637 4 One of the pluses is trying to help an industry that is one of the most important in our country and I think the American fashion designers are the best , " said the first lady , who was wearing a brilliant red floor - length gown designed by Oscar de la Renta . Oscar de la Renta How well-known is Oscar de la Renta in the fashion world? 49 53 +637 4 One of the pluses is trying to help an industry that is one of the most important in our country and I think the American fashion designers are the best , " said the first lady , who was wearing a brilliant red floor - length gown designed by Oscar de la Renta . one of the most important in our country Is the American fashion industry often overlooked? 12 20 +637 4 One of the pluses is trying to help an industry that is one of the most important in our country and I think the American fashion designers are the best , " said the first lady , who was wearing a brilliant red floor - length gown designed by Oscar de la Renta . trying to help an industry How does she help the fashion industry? 5 10 +637 5 " And when I found myself in the position to make others aware of that , or at least try to , I was delighted to do so , " she added . make others aware of that , What did she do to help? 10 16 +637 5 " And when I found myself in the position to make others aware of that , or at least try to , I was delighted to do so , " she added . the position to make others aware of that , What actions did Mrs. Reagan take to spread the word about America's fashion industry? 7 16 +638 1 A former Yale University lecturer who was stripped of his American citizenship in 1986 for his role as a Nazi propagandist in the Soviet Union during World War II has asked for refugee status in Canada , a report said Monday . asked for refugee status Why did the former Yale University lecturer ask for refugee status in Canada? 30 34 +638 1 A former Yale University lecturer who was stripped of his American citizenship in 1986 for his role as a Nazi propagandist in the Soviet Union during World War II has asked for refugee status in Canada , a report said Monday . A former Yale University lecturer Which Yale University lecturer? 0 5 +638 1 A former Yale University lecturer who was stripped of his American citizenship in 1986 for his role as a Nazi propagandist in the Soviet Union during World War II has asked for refugee status in Canada , a report said Monday . Yale University lecturer What is the name of this lecturer? 2 5 +638 1 A former Yale University lecturer who was stripped of his American citizenship in 1986 for his role as a Nazi propagandist in the Soviet Union during World War II has asked for refugee status in Canada , a report said Monday . asked for refugee status in Canada , Did Canada accept him as a refugee? 30 37 +638 1 A former Yale University lecturer who was stripped of his American citizenship in 1986 for his role as a Nazi propagandist in the Soviet Union during World War II has asked for refugee status in Canada , a report said Monday . A former Yale University lecturer Who is the former Yale University lecturer? 0 5 +638 2 Vladimir Sokolov disappeared in July when he was scheduled to appear at a deportation hearing in Hartford , Conn . His whereabouts were unknown until he applied for refugee status in Montreal sometime before Jan . 1 , claiming that his life would be in danger if he was forced to return to the Soviet Union , the Canadian Broadcast Corp . reported . his life would be in danger Why would Vladimir Sokolov's life be in danger? 40 46 +638 2 Vladimir Sokolov disappeared in July when he was scheduled to appear at a deportation hearing in Hartford , Conn . His whereabouts were unknown until he applied for refugee status in Montreal sometime before Jan . 1 , claiming that his life would be in danger if he was forced to return to the Soviet Union , the Canadian Broadcast Corp . reported . July of which year? 4 5 +638 2 Vladimir Sokolov disappeared in July when he was scheduled to appear at a deportation hearing in Hartford , Conn . His whereabouts were unknown until he applied for refugee status in Montreal sometime before Jan . 1 , claiming that his life would be in danger if he was forced to return to the Soviet Union , the Canadian Broadcast Corp . reported . Vladimir Sokolov Where are Vladimir's whereabouts now? 0 2 +638 2 Vladimir Sokolov disappeared in July when he was scheduled to appear at a deportation hearing in Hartford , Conn . His whereabouts were unknown until he applied for refugee status in Montreal sometime before Jan . 1 , claiming that his life would be in danger if he was forced to return to the Soviet Union , the Canadian Broadcast Corp . reported . Vladimir Sokolov disappeared Why Vladimir Sokolov disappeared? 0 3 +638 2 Vladimir Sokolov disappeared in July when he was scheduled to appear at a deportation hearing in Hartford , Conn . His whereabouts were unknown until he applied for refugee status in Montreal sometime before Jan . 1 , claiming that his life would be in danger if he was forced to return to the Soviet Union , the Canadian Broadcast Corp . reported . claiming that his life would be in danger Why is he claiming that his would be in danager? 38 46 +638 3 No date has been set for an immigration hearing , the report said . No date Why hasn't a date been set yet for an immigration hearing? 0 2 +638 3 No date has been set for an immigration hearing , the report said . set for will it be far in the future? 4 6 +638 4 From 1942 to 1944 , Sokolov was a writer and editor of a Russian language newspaper published by the German army in his hometown of Orel , 220 miles south of Moscow . writer What exactly did Sokolov write about in the newspaper? 8 9 +638 4 From 1942 to 1944 , Sokolov was a writer and editor of a Russian language newspaper published by the German army in his hometown of Orel , 220 miles south of Moscow . a Russian language newspaper What was the newspaper? 12 16 +638 4 From 1942 to 1944 , Sokolov was a writer and editor of a Russian language newspaper published by the German army in his hometown of Orel , 220 miles south of Moscow . was a writer What were some the contents of his writing that were judged to be Nazi propaganda? 6 9 +638 5 Anti - Semitic articles appeared under his name , although he has maintained that the most offensive tracts were written by Nazi censors . Nazi censors What does \"Nazi censors\" mean? 21 23 +638 5 Anti - Semitic articles appeared under his name , although he has maintained that the most offensive tracts were written by Nazi censors . written by Nazi censors Have any of these Nazi's been identified? 19 23 +639 1 One of every three men and women walking down the aisle in the United States has been married before , but the remarriage rate for divorced Americans has been declining , according to a National Center for Health Statistics report . declining , Why has the remarriage rate been declining? 29 31 +639 1 One of every three men and women walking down the aisle in the United States has been married before , but the remarriage rate for divorced Americans has been declining , according to a National Center for Health Statistics report . declining , is there a reason why? 29 31 +639 1 One of every three men and women walking down the aisle in the United States has been married before , but the remarriage rate for divorced Americans has been declining , according to a National Center for Health Statistics report . remarriage rate How much has the remarriage rate been declining? 22 24 +639 1 One of every three men and women walking down the aisle in the United States has been married before , but the remarriage rate for divorced Americans has been declining , according to a National Center for Health Statistics report . has been married before How was this confirmed? 15 19 +639 1 One of every three men and women walking down the aisle in the United States has been married before , but the remarriage rate for divorced Americans has been declining , according to a National Center for Health Statistics report . has been declining How was this confirmed? 27 30 +639 1 One of every three men and women walking down the aisle in the United States has been married before , but the remarriage rate for divorced Americans has been declining , according to a National Center for Health Statistics report . declining , When did the counting of this started? 29 31 +639 2 The government report also shows that most divorced men marry divorced women and that of those divorced Americans remarrying in 1983 , the women were on the average 34 years old and the men , an average 37 years old . years old and the men , an average 37 is that considered old? 29 38 +639 2 The government report also shows that most divorced men marry divorced women and that of those divorced Americans remarrying in 1983 , the women were on the average 34 years old and the men , an average 37 years old . The government report What government agency carried out this report? 0 3 +639 2 The government report also shows that most divorced men marry divorced women and that of those divorced Americans remarrying in 1983 , the women were on the average 34 years old and the men , an average 37 years old . most divorced men marry divorced women What is the actual statistic, and how many people were surveyed? 6 12 +639 3 The report is based on samples of records from states that compile marriage and divorce statistics . report is based are they comprehensive? 1 4 +639 3 The report is based on samples of records from states that compile marriage and divorce statistics . report is based on samples How many samples were used here? 1 6 +639 3 The report is based on samples of records from states that compile marriage and divorce statistics . from states Which states participated? 8 10 +639 3 The report is based on samples of records from states that compile marriage and divorce statistics . compile marriage and divorce statistics How were these stats compiled? 11 16 +639 3 The report is based on samples of records from states that compile marriage and divorce statistics . statistics Where is statistics from? 15 16 +639 4 It studies data collected from 1970 to 1983 , the latest year for which most of the figures were available . data collected from 1970 to 1983 , What specific years were used for this data? 2 9 +640 1 Fear that the U . S . government will go it alone in world trade is discouraging other countries from joining in an accord that could cut spending on farmers by tens of billions of dollars every year , according to a report published by the International Monetary Fund . Fear Why is there fear that the U.S. government will go at world trade alone? 0 1 +640 1 Fear that the U . S . government will go it alone in world trade is discouraging other countries from joining in an accord that could cut spending on farmers by tens of billions of dollars every year , according to a report published by the International Monetary Fund . cut How will the accord cut spending for farmers by tens of billions of dollars? 26 27 +640 1 Fear that the U . S . government will go it alone in world trade is discouraging other countries from joining in an accord that could cut spending on farmers by tens of billions of dollars every year , according to a report published by the International Monetary Fund . will go it alone Why will the U.S. government go alone in world trade? 8 12 +640 1 Fear that the U . S . government will go it alone in world trade is discouraging other countries from joining in an accord that could cut spending on farmers by tens of billions of dollars every year , according to a report published by the International Monetary Fund . cut spending on farmers Why will the spending on farmers cut down? 26 30 +640 1 Fear that the U . S . government will go it alone in world trade is discouraging other countries from joining in an accord that could cut spending on farmers by tens of billions of dollars every year , according to a report published by the International Monetary Fund . International Monetary Fund Who is International Monetary Fund? 46 49 +640 1 Fear that the U . S . government will go it alone in world trade is discouraging other countries from joining in an accord that could cut spending on farmers by tens of billions of dollars every year , according to a report published by the International Monetary Fund . accord What is the name of the accord? 23 24 +640 2 Fund experts see a possibility that James M . Baker III , designated as secretary of state by President - elect Bush , will single out favored countries as trading partners instead of promoting U . S . trade with the whole world . favored countries why would he do it? 26 28 +640 2 Fund experts see a possibility that James M . Baker III , designated as secretary of state by President - elect Bush , will single out favored countries as trading partners instead of promoting U . S . trade with the whole world . single How will Mr. Baker single determine which countries should be favored trading partners? 24 25 +640 2 Fund experts see a possibility that James M . Baker III , designated as secretary of state by President - elect Bush , will single out favored countries as trading partners instead of promoting U . S . trade with the whole world . instead Why not promote U.S. trade with the whole world? 31 32 +640 2 Fund experts see a possibility that James M . Baker III , designated as secretary of state by President - elect Bush , will single out favored countries as trading partners instead of promoting U . S . trade with the whole world . favored countries Which countries are favored? 26 28 +640 3 The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development , whose members include the governments of the major industrial countries , says farm subsidies cost consumers and taxpayers $ 185 billion a year between 1984 and 1986 . subsidies Why do farmers receive subsidies? 21 22 +640 3 The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development , whose members include the governments of the major industrial countries , says farm subsidies cost consumers and taxpayers $ 185 billion a year between 1984 and 1986 . major industrial countries , Which countries are the major industrial countries? 15 19 +640 4 The biggest costs are in the United States , western Europe and Japan . costs What are the costs? 2 3 +640 4 The biggest costs are in the United States , western Europe and Japan . biggest Why are the United States, western Europe and Japan the highest cost? 1 2 +640 5 The IMF report cites a speech last year by Baker , then secretary of the treasury . last year which year? 6 8 +640 5 The IMF report cites a speech last year by Baker , then secretary of the treasury . speech What speech are they talking about? 5 6 +640 5 The IMF report cites a speech last year by Baker , then secretary of the treasury . Baker , Why is Mr. Baker qualified to be the Secretary of The Treasury? 9 11 +641 1 Cuban troops who fought South African forces in Angola say they have done their duty and are ready to leave under an accord intended to secure independence for Namibia and peace in this war - torn nation . done their duty What was the mission? 12 15 +641 1 Cuban troops who fought South African forces in Angola say they have done their duty and are ready to leave under an accord intended to secure independence for Namibia and peace in this war - torn nation . ready to leave How long have they been there? 17 20 +641 1 Cuban troops who fought South African forces in Angola say they have done their duty and are ready to leave under an accord intended to secure independence for Namibia and peace in this war - torn nation . war - torn nation Has this always been a war torn nation? 33 37 +641 1 Cuban troops who fought South African forces in Angola say they have done their duty and are ready to leave under an accord intended to secure independence for Namibia and peace in this war - torn nation . independence Why did Cuban troops fight for independence for Namibia? 26 27 +641 1 Cuban troops who fought South African forces in Angola say they have done their duty and are ready to leave under an accord intended to secure independence for Namibia and peace in this war - torn nation . this war - torn nation Why is this nation featuring such strife? 32 37 +641 1 Cuban troops who fought South African forces in Angola say they have done their duty and are ready to leave under an accord intended to secure independence for Namibia and peace in this war - torn nation . accord What is the name of the accord? 22 23 +641 2 The 450 troops , officers and non - commissioned officers form the first group of a contingent of 3 , 000 Cubans who must leave Angola by April 1 under terms of the accord signed Dec . 22 by Angola , Cuba and South Africa . non - commissioned officers Who are the non commissioned officers, where do they come from? 6 10 +641 2 The 450 troops , officers and non - commissioned officers form the first group of a contingent of 3 , 000 Cubans who must leave Angola by April 1 under terms of the accord signed Dec . 22 by Angola , Cuba and South Africa . who must leave By who's orders must they leave? 22 25 +641 2 The 450 troops , officers and non - commissioned officers form the first group of a contingent of 3 , 000 Cubans who must leave Angola by April 1 under terms of the accord signed Dec . 22 by Angola , Cuba and South Africa . April 1 Was this date chosen for a particular reason? 27 29 +641 2 The 450 troops , officers and non - commissioned officers form the first group of a contingent of 3 , 000 Cubans who must leave Angola by April 1 under terms of the accord signed Dec . 22 by Angola , Cuba and South Africa . Angola where is angola? 25 26 +641 2 The 450 troops , officers and non - commissioned officers form the first group of a contingent of 3 , 000 Cubans who must leave Angola by April 1 under terms of the accord signed Dec . 22 by Angola , Cuba and South Africa . Angola Why were the troops in Angola? 25 26 +641 3 All Cuban troops , estimated at 50 , 000 to 52 , 000 , must be out of Angola by July 1 , 1991 . must be out Was their mission successful? 14 17 +641 3 All Cuban troops , estimated at 50 , 000 to 52 , 000 , must be out of Angola by July 1 , 1991 . 50 , 000 to 52 , 000 , why are there so many there? 6 14 +641 3 All Cuban troops , estimated at 50 , 000 to 52 , 000 , must be out of Angola by July 1 , 1991 . out How are the troops going to leave Angola? 16 17 +641 4 " We ' ve done our duty , we ' ve helped the Angolan people . helped the Angolan people Under who's order have they helped? 11 15 +641 4 " We ' ve done our duty , we ' ve helped the Angolan people . duty , we ' ve helped who is saying this? 6 12 +641 4 " We ' ve done our duty , we ' ve helped the Angolan people . helped How were the Angolan people helped? 11 12 +641 4 " We ' ve done our duty , we ' ve helped the Angolan people . we ' ve helped the Angolan people How were the people helped by the Cuban troops? 8 15 +641 5 Now it ' s time to go home and resume our studies , " said Daniel Felipe Manero , a 21 - year - old anti - aircraft gunner from Matanza , Cuba who spent two years at a base in Menongue in southern Angola . resume our studies , " What is being studied? 9 14 +641 5 Now it ' s time to go home and resume our studies , " said Daniel Felipe Manero , a 21 - year - old anti - aircraft gunner from Matanza , Cuba who spent two years at a base in Menongue in southern Angola . spent two years Do they have a designated amount of time they have to serve? 34 37 +641 5 Now it ' s time to go home and resume our studies , " said Daniel Felipe Manero , a 21 - year - old anti - aircraft gunner from Matanza , Cuba who spent two years at a base in Menongue in southern Angola . studies , " Why is Daniel Felipe studying? 11 14 +641 5 Now it ' s time to go home and resume our studies , " said Daniel Felipe Manero , a 21 - year - old anti - aircraft gunner from Matanza , Cuba who spent two years at a base in Menongue in southern Angola . studies , " What studies will the Cubans resume 11 14 +642 1 The government said Saturday it will ask the United States to help battle an electricity shortage that has reduced working hours , curtailed transportation and even trimmed television broadcasts . electricity shortage why is there a shortage? 14 16 +642 1 The government said Saturday it will ask the United States to help battle an electricity shortage that has reduced working hours , curtailed transportation and even trimmed television broadcasts . electricity shortage Why is there an electricity shortage? 14 16 +642 1 The government said Saturday it will ask the United States to help battle an electricity shortage that has reduced working hours , curtailed transportation and even trimmed television broadcasts . battle an electricity shortage What caused the electricity shortage? 12 16 +642 1 The government said Saturday it will ask the United States to help battle an electricity shortage that has reduced working hours , curtailed transportation and even trimmed television broadcasts . curtailed transportation How has a shortage in electricity curtailed transportation? 22 24 +642 1 The government said Saturday it will ask the United States to help battle an electricity shortage that has reduced working hours , curtailed transportation and even trimmed television broadcasts . electricity shortage What caused the electricity shortage? 14 16 +642 1 The government said Saturday it will ask the United States to help battle an electricity shortage that has reduced working hours , curtailed transportation and even trimmed television broadcasts . trimmed television broadcasts What broadcasts have been cut? 26 29 +642 2 Public Works Minister Rodolfo Terragno , who is traveling in the United States , is to meet with U . S . energy officials on Tuesday in Washington , the state - owned news agency Telam said in a communique . Rodolfo Terragno , what are his credentials? 3 6 +642 2 Public Works Minister Rodolfo Terragno , who is traveling in the United States , is to meet with U . S . energy officials on Tuesday in Washington , the state - owned news agency Telam said in a communique . meet with U . S . energy officials Which U.S. energy officials? 16 24 +642 2 Public Works Minister Rodolfo Terragno , who is traveling in the United States , is to meet with U . S . energy officials on Tuesday in Washington , the state - owned news agency Telam said in a communique . communique What is a communique? 39 40 +642 3 Terragno also will seek World Bank financing to accelerate the completion of a large thermoelectric station in Bahia Blanca , 418 miles southwest of Buenos Aires . Bahia Blanca , is it a small town? 17 20 +642 3 Terragno also will seek World Bank financing to accelerate the completion of a large thermoelectric station in Bahia Blanca , 418 miles southwest of Buenos Aires . large thermoelectric station What is the point of a thermometric station? 13 16 +642 3 Terragno also will seek World Bank financing to accelerate the completion of a large thermoelectric station in Bahia Blanca , 418 miles southwest of Buenos Aires . thermoelectric station How does a thermoelectric station work? 14 16 +642 4 There was no immediate comment from the U . S . Embassy . no immediate comment Is the embassy expected to make a comment at a later time? 2 5 +642 5 A month ago , the government took steps to curtail electricity consumption , including rotating power cuts of up to six hours a day , reduced street lighting , and cutbacks in the hours of operation of subways and television stations . A month ago , What made this start a month ago? 0 4 +642 5 A month ago , the government took steps to curtail electricity consumption , including rotating power cuts of up to six hours a day , reduced street lighting , and cutbacks in the hours of operation of subways and television stations . reduced street lighting , How many hours are the street lights on for? 25 29 +642 5 A month ago , the government took steps to curtail electricity consumption , including rotating power cuts of up to six hours a day , reduced street lighting , and cutbacks in the hours of operation of subways and television stations . cutbacks How many hours of service were cut? 30 31 +643 1 Official trade unions have pledged to strike and mount other protests if wage and social reforms fail to offset price increases planned by the government , a union newspaper said Saturday . a union newspaper said Which union newspaper? 26 30 +643 1 Official trade unions have pledged to strike and mount other protests if wage and social reforms fail to offset price increases planned by the government , a union newspaper said Saturday . Official trade unions Which trade unions are looking to strike? 0 3 +643 2 Also Saturday , an apartment renters ' group asked the government in an open letter to refrain from planned increases in water and sewage costs in order not to aggravate social tensions . apartment renters ' group which group? 4 8 +643 2 Also Saturday , an apartment renters ' group asked the government in an open letter to refrain from planned increases in water and sewage costs in order not to aggravate social tensions . an apartment renters ' group Which apartment renters' group? 3 8 +643 2 Also Saturday , an apartment renters ' group asked the government in an open letter to refrain from planned increases in water and sewage costs in order not to aggravate social tensions . an apartment renters ' group Which apartment renters' group, also? 3 8 +643 2 Also Saturday , an apartment renters ' group asked the government in an open letter to refrain from planned increases in water and sewage costs in order not to aggravate social tensions . apartment renters ' group Who is the apartment renters' group? 4 8 +643 2 Also Saturday , an apartment renters ' group asked the government in an open letter to refrain from planned increases in water and sewage costs in order not to aggravate social tensions . social tensions Which social tensions would be aggravated by water and sewage cost increases? 30 32 +643 3 The two separate reactions to the government ' s program were a clear indication that it will face difficulties in imposing price boosts of up to 15 percent on a variety of goods and services . government ' s Which country's government? 6 9 +643 4 A quarter of consumer prices are to go up in the near future , government spokesman Gyerogy Marosan announced on Jan . 2 . Gyerogy Marosan what are his credentials? 16 18 +643 4 A quarter of consumer prices are to go up in the near future , government spokesman Gyerogy Marosan announced on Jan . 2 . consumer prices Which aspect of commerce's consumer prices will be increasing? 3 5 +643 5 The increases will affect food , transportation , water , and home - heating fuels . affect which will it affect most? 3 4 +644 1 Tornadoes tore through several Illinois , Indiana and Kentucky towns Saturday , injuring more than 40 people and destroying a third of the homes and commercial buildings in this town , officials said . several Illinois , Indiana and Kentucky towns Which Illinois, Indiana and Kentucky towns? 3 10 +644 1 Tornadoes tore through several Illinois , Indiana and Kentucky towns Saturday , injuring more than 40 people and destroying a third of the homes and commercial buildings in this town , officials said . several Illinois , Indiana and Kentucky towns Which towns? 3 10 +644 1 Tornadoes tore through several Illinois , Indiana and Kentucky towns Saturday , injuring more than 40 people and destroying a third of the homes and commercial buildings in this town , officials said . towns Which towns did the tornadoes tear through? 9 10 +644 2 The tornado cut through a 10 - square - block area and " most homes are flattened and businesses are destroyed " in that area , said Wabash County Sheriff Randy Grounds from an emergency command post in the local bank . Wabash where is wabash? 27 28 +644 2 The tornado cut through a 10 - square - block area and " most homes are flattened and businesses are destroyed " in that area , said Wabash County Sheriff Randy Grounds from an emergency command post in the local bank . The tornado When did the tornado occur? 0 2 +644 2 The tornado cut through a 10 - square - block area and " most homes are flattened and businesses are destroyed " in that area , said Wabash County Sheriff Randy Grounds from an emergency command post in the local bank . area , What area are most of the homes and businesses destroyed? 24 26 +644 2 The tornado cut through a 10 - square - block area and " most homes are flattened and businesses are destroyed " in that area , said Wabash County Sheriff Randy Grounds from an emergency command post in the local bank . local bank What is the name of the local bank where there is an emergency command post? 39 41 +644 3 About 35 percent of the town ' s 275 buildings were demolished and half were damaged to some extent , said Grounds . 35 percent will they recover? 1 3 +644 4 Mayor Jack Loeffler estimated that six to eight people had been temporarily trapped " in rubble , but I think they ' ve all been rescued . " think they ' ve is he unsure? 19 23 +644 4 Mayor Jack Loeffler estimated that six to eight people had been temporarily trapped " in rubble , but I think they ' ve all been rescued . " I think they ' ve all been rescued . " How were they rescued? 18 28 +644 5 He said all but four or five people had been accounted for by mid - evening in the town of 600 , and emergency workers searched door - to - door to make sure no one remained trapped . four or five people Who were the four or five people unaccounted for? 4 8 +645 1 The Soviet Union will start destroying its massive stockpiles of chemical weapons this year , Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard A . Shevardnadze announced Sunday . chemical weapons Why will the Soviet Union destroy its chemical weapons? 10 12 +645 1 The Soviet Union will start destroying its massive stockpiles of chemical weapons this year , Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard A . Shevardnadze announced Sunday . stockpiles Why does the Soviet Union have stockpiles of chemical weapons? 8 9 +645 1 The Soviet Union will start destroying its massive stockpiles of chemical weapons this year , Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard A . Shevardnadze announced Sunday . announced Why is Minister Eduard A Shevardnadze making announcements about chemical weapons? 22 23 +645 1 The Soviet Union will start destroying its massive stockpiles of chemical weapons this year , Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard A . Shevardnadze announced Sunday . massive How many of these weapons do they have? 7 8 +645 2 Addressing an international conference on chemical weapons , Shevardnadze said the Soviet Union is finishing construction of a plant to eliminate chemical arms that will go into operation this year . operation this year which year was it? 27 30 +645 2 Addressing an international conference on chemical weapons , Shevardnadze said the Soviet Union is finishing construction of a plant to eliminate chemical arms that will go into operation this year . eliminate Why is the Soviet Union eliminating chemical arms? 20 21 +645 2 Addressing an international conference on chemical weapons , Shevardnadze said the Soviet Union is finishing construction of a plant to eliminate chemical arms that will go into operation this year . conference Why was the international conference addressing chemical weapons? 3 4 +645 2 Addressing an international conference on chemical weapons , Shevardnadze said the Soviet Union is finishing construction of a plant to eliminate chemical arms that will go into operation this year . chemical What types of chemical weapons? 5 6 +645 3 Representatives of other countries will be invited to visit the facility , he said . other countries how many countries? 2 4 +645 3 Representatives of other countries will be invited to visit the facility , he said . other countries Which other countries? 2 4 +645 3 Representatives of other countries will be invited to visit the facility , he said . countries Which other countries will be invited to visit the facility? 3 4 +645 3 Representatives of other countries will be invited to visit the facility , he said . Representatives Why were representatives of other countries invited to the facility? 0 1 +645 3 Representatives of other countries will be invited to visit the facility , he said . countries Which countries will be invited? 3 4 +645 4 He did not elaborate . He said that some might ask whether the Soviet Union waited too long to stop production and the answer would be : " Yes , we did , in fact wait too long . elaborate Why did he not elaborate? 3 4 +645 4 He did not elaborate . He said that some might ask whether the Soviet Union waited too long to stop production and the answer would be : " Yes , we did , in fact wait too long . waited Why did the Soviet Union wait too long to stop production? 15 16 +645 4 He did not elaborate . He said that some might ask whether the Soviet Union waited too long to stop production and the answer would be : " Yes , we did , in fact wait too long . long How long did they wait? 17 18 +645 5 We are quickly making up for time lost over the past two years . " for time lost can they catch up? 5 8 +645 5 We are quickly making up for time lost over the past two years . " two years What had happened over the past two years? 11 13 +645 5 We are quickly making up for time lost over the past two years . " quickly How are they making up time quickly? 2 3 +646 1 General Douglas MacArthur and others directing the occupation of Japan after World War II resisted powerful U . S . and allied opposition in keeping the late Emperor Hirohito on the chrysanthemum throne , where he reigned for another 43 years . resisted powerful U . S . and allied opposition Why was there such opposition from the US and its allies? 14 23 +646 1 General Douglas MacArthur and others directing the occupation of Japan after World War II resisted powerful U . S . and allied opposition in keeping the late Emperor Hirohito on the chrysanthemum throne , where he reigned for another 43 years . others Who were the others directing the occupation of Japan? 4 5 +646 1 General Douglas MacArthur and others directing the occupation of Japan after World War II resisted powerful U . S . and allied opposition in keeping the late Emperor Hirohito on the chrysanthemum throne , where he reigned for another 43 years . General Douglas MacArthur Why did MacArthur not want him removed from power? 0 3 +646 1 General Douglas MacArthur and others directing the occupation of Japan after World War II resisted powerful U . S . and allied opposition in keeping the late Emperor Hirohito on the chrysanthemum throne , where he reigned for another 43 years . resisted powerful U . S . and allied opposition Why would an Allied General oppose what his commanding officers wanted? 14 23 +646 2 The emperor ' s prosecution for war crimes , execution , imprisonment or exile was favored by 70 percent of Americans in a public opinion poll seven weeks before the end of the war . 70 percent of Americans What did the other 30 percent want to happen? 17 21 +646 3 Some allied governments had similar views . allied governments which governments? 1 3 +646 3 Some allied governments had similar views . Some allied governments Which governments harbored these views? 0 3 +646 3 Some allied governments had similar views . allied governments Which allied governments had similar views to the U.S.? 1 3 +646 3 Some allied governments had similar views . governments had similar views Why did so many people want him executed or imprisoned? 2 6 +646 3 Some allied governments had similar views . allied governments What are a few examples of these countries? 1 3 +646 4 MacArthur , supreme commander of the U . S . occupation of Japan , was the best known of those resisting demands for punishing the monarch who died in Tokyo Saturday at the age of 87 after a 62 - year reign marked by military expansion , crushing defeat , reconciliation , dramatic economic growth and new heights of prosperity and prestige for his country . Tokyo how did he die? 29 30 +646 4 MacArthur , supreme commander of the U . S . occupation of Japan , was the best known of those resisting demands for punishing the monarch who died in Tokyo Saturday at the age of 87 after a 62 - year reign marked by military expansion , crushing defeat , reconciliation , dramatic economic growth and new heights of prosperity and prestige for his country . resisting demands Why did MacArthur not want the monarch of Japan punished? 20 22 +646 4 MacArthur , supreme commander of the U . S . occupation of Japan , was the best known of those resisting demands for punishing the monarch who died in Tokyo Saturday at the age of 87 after a 62 - year reign marked by military expansion , crushing defeat , reconciliation , dramatic economic growth and new heights of prosperity and prestige for his country . resisting demands for punishing the monarch Why would a general who fought this man in a bloody war and lost countless number of soldiers to his commands, want no punishment for him when the war is finally over? 20 26 +646 5 Prime Minister Hideki Tojo and six other Japanese officials were convicted and hanged as a result of the Tokyo war crimes trials . Hideki Tojo was he guilty for sure? 2 4 +646 5 Prime Minister Hideki Tojo and six other Japanese officials were convicted and hanged as a result of the Tokyo war crimes trials . six other Japanese officials Which other officials received this punishment? 5 9 +646 5 Prime Minister Hideki Tojo and six other Japanese officials were convicted and hanged as a result of the Tokyo war crimes trials . hanged Why were some officials hanged and others weren't? 12 13 +646 5 Prime Minister Hideki Tojo and six other Japanese officials were convicted and hanged as a result of the Tokyo war crimes trials . were convicted and hanged Why were they hanged and not the Emperor? 9 13 +647 1 President Reagan ' s submission today of his $ 1 . 15 trillion federal budget for fiscal 1990 triggers a work schedule that is specified by law , cited with reverence by lawmakers and then routinely ignored . cited with reverence by lawmakers Which lawmakers? 28 33 +647 1 President Reagan ' s submission today of his $ 1 . 15 trillion federal budget for fiscal 1990 triggers a work schedule that is specified by law , cited with reverence by lawmakers and then routinely ignored . $ 1 . 15 trillion federal budget what is the federal budget nowadays? 8 15 +647 1 President Reagan ' s submission today of his $ 1 . 15 trillion federal budget for fiscal 1990 triggers a work schedule that is specified by law , cited with reverence by lawmakers and then routinely ignored . routinely ignored WHY IS IT IGNORED IF IT IS PROPPED UP SO HIGH IN LAWMAKERS VIEWS? 35 37 +647 1 President Reagan ' s submission today of his $ 1 . 15 trillion federal budget for fiscal 1990 triggers a work schedule that is specified by law , cited with reverence by lawmakers and then routinely ignored . ignored Why is the work schedule ignored? 36 37 +647 1 President Reagan ' s submission today of his $ 1 . 15 trillion federal budget for fiscal 1990 triggers a work schedule that is specified by law , cited with reverence by lawmakers and then routinely ignored . then routinely ignored . Why is the schedule ignored? 34 38 +647 2 This year should be no different . The law calls for Congress to have completed work on the spending plan by April 15 . April 15 which year is it now? 21 23 +647 2 This year should be no different . The law calls for Congress to have completed work on the spending plan by April 15 . April 15 Why is it necessary for Congress to complete the spending plan by April 15? 21 23 +647 3 In addition , all 13 appropriations bills that finance the federal government are supposed to be in place by the Oct . 1 start of the new fiscal year . 13 appropriations bills WHAT DO THESE BILLS DEAL WITH? 4 7 +647 4 But that rarely happens , and ingredients for delay abound this year . ingredients for delay WHAT ARE SOME EXAMPLES OF THESE INGREDIENTS? 6 9 +647 4 But that rarely happens , and ingredients for delay abound this year . ingredients What are the ingredients for delay? 6 7 +647 4 But that rarely happens , and ingredients for delay abound this year . ingredients for delay abound Which parts of the bills will likely lead to delays? 6 10 +647 5 Congress will be treating Reagan ' s proposal as largely inconsequential and waiting for a new plan from President - elect Bush after his inauguration . waiting for a new plan WHY WOULD THEY IGNORE ONE PLAN FOR THE OTHER? 12 17 +647 5 Congress will be treating Reagan ' s proposal as largely inconsequential and waiting for a new plan from President - elect Bush after his inauguration . as largely inconsequential Why would it be inconsequential? 8 11 +648 1 The city manager is on the verge of flipping a switch that will send electricity flowing through city - owned power lines , a change he says will save money for residents of this northern Ohio town . northern Ohio town which town? 34 37 +648 1 The city manager is on the verge of flipping a switch that will send electricity flowing through city - owned power lines , a change he says will save money for residents of this northern Ohio town . The city manager What is the name of the city manager? 0 3 +648 1 The city manager is on the verge of flipping a switch that will send electricity flowing through city - owned power lines , a change he says will save money for residents of this northern Ohio town . the verge Is there a reason for the hesitation? 5 7 +648 1 The city manager is on the verge of flipping a switch that will send electricity flowing through city - owned power lines , a change he says will save money for residents of this northern Ohio town . save money How much money will the residents save? 28 30 +648 1 The city manager is on the verge of flipping a switch that will send electricity flowing through city - owned power lines , a change he says will save money for residents of this northern Ohio town . save money for residents How will this be a money-saver? 28 32 +648 1 The city manager is on the verge of flipping a switch that will send electricity flowing through city - owned power lines , a change he says will save money for residents of this northern Ohio town . save money How will the change save money for residents? 28 30 +648 1 The city manager is on the verge of flipping a switch that will send electricity flowing through city - owned power lines , a change he says will save money for residents of this northern Ohio town . change What is the change that will save money for residents? 24 25 +648 2 But officials for the Toledo Edison Co . , which now supplies electricity to the town ' s 5 , 600 residents , say a municipal power system will be unreliable and electric rates will eventually increase and surpass their rates . will be unreliable Why do they feel it will be unreliable? 28 31 +648 2 But officials for the Toledo Edison Co . , which now supplies electricity to the town ' s 5 , 600 residents , say a municipal power system will be unreliable and electric rates will eventually increase and surpass their rates . will eventually increase Why will they increase? 34 37 +648 2 But officials for the Toledo Edison Co . , which now supplies electricity to the town ' s 5 , 600 residents , say a municipal power system will be unreliable and electric rates will eventually increase and surpass their rates . their rates What are their current rates, are they fair? 39 41 +648 2 But officials for the Toledo Edison Co . , which now supplies electricity to the town ' s 5 , 600 residents , say a municipal power system will be unreliable and electric rates will eventually increase and surpass their rates . municipal power system will be unreliable Why would the power system be unreliable? 25 31 +648 2 But officials for the Toledo Edison Co . , which now supplies electricity to the town ' s 5 , 600 residents , say a municipal power system will be unreliable and electric rates will eventually increase and surpass their rates . municipal power system will be unreliable Why will the system be unreliable? 25 31 +648 2 But officials for the Toledo Edison Co . , which now supplies electricity to the town ' s 5 , 600 residents , say a municipal power system will be unreliable and electric rates will eventually increase and surpass their rates . municipal power system How will the municipal power system be unreliable? 25 28 +648 3 City Manager Nelson Summit admits that the Clyde Light and Power Co . is a gamble . gamble why is it a gamble? 15 16 +648 3 City Manager Nelson Summit admits that the Clyde Light and Power Co . is a gamble . is a gamble What is the main challenge? 13 16 +648 3 City Manager Nelson Summit admits that the Clyde Light and Power Co . is a gamble . Clyde Light and Power Co . is a gamble Why is the power company a gamble? 7 16 +648 3 City Manager Nelson Summit admits that the Clyde Light and Power Co . is a gamble . a gamble . Why is the local power company a gamble? 14 17 +648 3 City Manager Nelson Summit admits that the Clyde Light and Power Co . is a gamble . gamble How is the Clyde Light and Power a gamble? 15 16 +648 4 " What it boiled down to was I felt there was a better way to provide electricity . provide electricity who said this? 15 17 +648 4 " What it boiled down to was I felt there was a better way to provide electricity . a better way to provide electricity Is it his job to create electricity solutions? 11 17 +648 4 " What it boiled down to was I felt there was a better way to provide electricity . better way to provide electricity What better way is there? 12 17 +648 5 It turned out that it is going to be cheaper and rates will get a lot better in the future , " Summit said in a recent interview . the future , " How can he be sure this will be the case? 18 22 +648 5 It turned out that it is going to be cheaper and rates will get a lot better in the future , " Summit said in a recent interview . rates will get a lot better in the future , " How far into the future before rates get better? 11 22 +649 1 A Belfast - bound jetliner carrying 126 people crashed beside a highway in central England on Sunday and broke into pieces , killing at least 37 people and injuring 76 , officials said . Belfast - bound jetliner Where was the jetliner coming from? 1 5 +649 1 A Belfast - bound jetliner carrying 126 people crashed beside a highway in central England on Sunday and broke into pieces , killing at least 37 people and injuring 76 , officials said . crashed Do they know what caused the crash? 8 9 +649 1 A Belfast - bound jetliner carrying 126 people crashed beside a highway in central England on Sunday and broke into pieces , killing at least 37 people and injuring 76 , officials said . killing at least 37 people Was anyone on the ground killed in this crash? 22 27 +649 1 A Belfast - bound jetliner carrying 126 people crashed beside a highway in central England on Sunday and broke into pieces , killing at least 37 people and injuring 76 , officials said . Belfast - bound where is belfast? 1 4 +649 1 A Belfast - bound jetliner carrying 126 people crashed beside a highway in central England on Sunday and broke into pieces , killing at least 37 people and injuring 76 , officials said . highway Which Highway? 11 12 +649 1 A Belfast - bound jetliner carrying 126 people crashed beside a highway in central England on Sunday and broke into pieces , killing at least 37 people and injuring 76 , officials said . England Where in England, specifically? 14 15 +649 1 A Belfast - bound jetliner carrying 126 people crashed beside a highway in central England on Sunday and broke into pieces , killing at least 37 people and injuring 76 , officials said . people The destination?Where were they going? 7 8 +649 1 A Belfast - bound jetliner carrying 126 people crashed beside a highway in central England on Sunday and broke into pieces , killing at least 37 people and injuring 76 , officials said . Belfast - bound jetliner What airline was the jetliner from? 1 5 +649 1 A Belfast - bound jetliner carrying 126 people crashed beside a highway in central England on Sunday and broke into pieces , killing at least 37 people and injuring 76 , officials said . crashed Why did the jetliner crash? 8 9 +649 1 A Belfast - bound jetliner carrying 126 people crashed beside a highway in central England on Sunday and broke into pieces , killing at least 37 people and injuring 76 , officials said . killing at least 37 people Where there casualties that were not passengers on the plane? 22 27 +649 2 The airline said the crash was caused by engine failure and ruled out sabotage . said the crash was caused by engine why did it fail? 2 9 +649 2 The airline said the crash was caused by engine failure and ruled out sabotage . engine failure Why did the engine fail? 8 10 +649 2 The airline said the crash was caused by engine failure and ruled out sabotage . sabotage Who was suspected? 13 14 +649 2 The airline said the crash was caused by engine failure and ruled out sabotage . caused by engine failure Why did the engines fail? 6 10 +649 3 The British Midland Airways Boeing 737 - 400 was en route from London ' s Heathrow Airport to Northern Ireland when it developed engine trouble , the Civil Aviation Authority said . engine trouble , what kind of engine trouble? 23 26 +649 3 The British Midland Airways Boeing 737 - 400 was en route from London ' s Heathrow Airport to Northern Ireland when it developed engine trouble , the Civil Aviation Authority said . the Civil Aviation Authority Who is the Civil Aviation Authority? 26 30 +649 4 The jet attempted to land at East Midlands Airport near Nottingham , about 100 miles north of London , but undershot the runway by a half - mile and crashed alongside a highway , smashed into an embankment and broke apart , police said . undershot the runway by a half - mile Did this happen as a result of the engine failure or was it a mistake made by the pilot? 20 28 +649 5 Witnesses reported seeing an engine in flames as the aircraft came in low , dropping bits of debris and shearing off treetops as it careened toward the highway . shearing off treetops what is shearing? 19 22 +649 5 Witnesses reported seeing an engine in flames as the aircraft came in low , dropping bits of debris and shearing off treetops as it careened toward the highway . toward the highway Was anyone on the highway injured or killed? 25 28 +649 5 Witnesses reported seeing an engine in flames as the aircraft came in low , dropping bits of debris and shearing off treetops as it careened toward the highway . careened what does careened mean? 24 25 +649 5 Witnesses reported seeing an engine in flames as the aircraft came in low , dropping bits of debris and shearing off treetops as it careened toward the highway . dropping bits of debris Did the debris cause any injuries or deaths? 14 18 +650 1 Political parties are struggling to emerge in this British colony but face the formidable hurdles of apathy , public distrust and a wary Communist China , which gains sovereignty over the territory in 1997 . apathy , public distrust Why are the people in such an unagreeable state? 16 20 +650 1 Political parties are struggling to emerge in this British colony but face the formidable hurdles of apathy , public distrust and a wary Communist China , which gains sovereignty over the territory in 1997 . Political parties Which political parties are struggling to emerge? 0 2 +650 1 Political parties are struggling to emerge in this British colony but face the formidable hurdles of apathy , public distrust and a wary Communist China , which gains sovereignty over the territory in 1997 . Political parties are struggling Which political parties? 0 4 +650 2 Attempts to form the groups comes as Britain prepares to hold Hong Kong ' s first general legislative elections and China appears to have reluctantly dropped its opposition to such activity . dropped its opposition why did it drop opposition? 25 28 +650 2 Attempts to form the groups comes as Britain prepares to hold Hong Kong ' s first general legislative elections and China appears to have reluctantly dropped its opposition to such activity . reluctantly dropped its opposition Why has China dropped it's opposition? 24 28 +650 2 Attempts to form the groups comes as Britain prepares to hold Hong Kong ' s first general legislative elections and China appears to have reluctantly dropped its opposition to such activity . Britain Why is Britain holding Hong King's election? 7 8 +650 3 The organizations will be different from Western - style political parties because they will not be able to form a sovereign government . sovereign government does that mean independent? 20 22 +650 3 The organizations will be different from Western - style political parties because they will not be able to form a sovereign government . political parties How do they compare and contrast to western-style parties? 9 11 +650 3 The organizations will be different from Western - style political parties because they will not be able to form a sovereign government . sovereign government What is a sovereign government? 20 22 +650 3 The organizations will be different from Western - style political parties because they will not be able to form a sovereign government . sovereign government What do you mean by sovereign government more specifically? 20 22 +650 4 Instead , they will be limited to trying to influence the outgoing British rulers and pursuing whatever local power Beijing permits under the " high degree of autonomy " it promises for this capitalist enclave after 1997 . " high degree of autonomy " What is the high degree of autonomy Beijing promises? 23 29 +650 5 " The administration of Hong Kong will be in the hands of Hong Kong people , so in that sense we still have a lot of power , " said Yeung Sum , chairman of Meeting Point , a pressure group of about 300 members that views itself as a future party . Yeung Sum , why was he asked? 30 33 +650 5 " The administration of Hong Kong will be in the hands of Hong Kong people , so in that sense we still have a lot of power , " said Yeung Sum , chairman of Meeting Point , a pressure group of about 300 members that views itself as a future party . 300 members How do they expect 300 people to form a viable party? 43 45 +651 1 The landmark Sheraton Palace Hotel , a home away from home for six presidents and armies of celebrities since 1875 , has closed for the first time since the great earthquake of 1906 for a $ 60 million , 18 - month renovation . home Why is the hotel considered a home away from home? 7 8 +651 1 The landmark Sheraton Palace Hotel , a home away from home for six presidents and armies of celebrities since 1875 , has closed for the first time since the great earthquake of 1906 for a $ 60 million , 18 - month renovation . renovation How is the hotel being renovated? 42 43 +651 1 The landmark Sheraton Palace Hotel , a home away from home for six presidents and armies of celebrities since 1875 , has closed for the first time since the great earthquake of 1906 for a $ 60 million , 18 - month renovation . six presidents Which six presidents was it a home away from home for? 12 14 +651 1 The landmark Sheraton Palace Hotel , a home away from home for six presidents and armies of celebrities since 1875 , has closed for the first time since the great earthquake of 1906 for a $ 60 million , 18 - month renovation . six presidents and armies of celebrities Why is this hotel so popular amongst these celebrity types? 12 18 +651 1 The landmark Sheraton Palace Hotel , a home away from home for six presidents and armies of celebrities since 1875 , has closed for the first time since the great earthquake of 1906 for a $ 60 million , 18 - month renovation . 18 - month renovation Are they renovating the entire hotel including the rooms? 39 43 +651 2 " It ' s very strange . It ' s very lonely , " Donald Timbie , the hotel ' s general manager and vice president , said Monday as the hotel shut down . Donald Timbie , what are his credentials? 14 17 +651 2 " It ' s very strange . It ' s very lonely , " Donald Timbie , the hotel ' s general manager and vice president , said Monday as the hotel shut down . strange Why is the hotel strange and lonely? 5 6 +651 2 " It ' s very strange . It ' s very lonely , " Donald Timbie , the hotel ' s general manager and vice president , said Monday as the hotel shut down . said Why is the president talking about the hotel? 27 28 +651 2 " It ' s very strange . It ' s very lonely , " Donald Timbie , the hotel ' s general manager and vice president , said Monday as the hotel shut down . Donald Timbie , How long has he been the general manager there? 14 17 +651 3 The quake , which destroyed much of the city , triggered a fire which gutted the original , seven - story hotel . destroyed Why was the hotel not prepared for an earthquake? 4 5 +651 3 The quake , which destroyed much of the city , triggered a fire which gutted the original , seven - story hotel . triggered How did the earthquake trigger a fire? 10 11 +651 3 The quake , which destroyed much of the city , triggered a fire which gutted the original , seven - story hotel . quake , Which quake destroyed much of the city? 1 3 +651 3 The quake , which destroyed much of the city , triggered a fire which gutted the original , seven - story hotel . The quake , How big was the quake? 0 3 +651 3 The quake , which destroyed much of the city , triggered a fire which gutted the original , seven - story hotel . gutted the original , seven - story hotel Was it remodeled at that time? 14 22 +651 3 The quake , which destroyed much of the city , triggered a fire which gutted the original , seven - story hotel . destroyed much of the city , How much of the city was destroyed? 4 10 +651 4 But 12 - foot - thick brick walls saved the shell and it was rebuilt to its current nine stories and reopened Dec . 16 , 1909 , with other alterations in 1915 , 1919 and 1925 . 12 - foot - thick Why are the walls 12 feet thick? 1 6 +651 4 But 12 - foot - thick brick walls saved the shell and it was rebuilt to its current nine stories and reopened Dec . 16 , 1909 , with other alterations in 1915 , 1919 and 1925 . saved How did the brick walls save the shell? 8 9 +651 4 But 12 - foot - thick brick walls saved the shell and it was rebuilt to its current nine stories and reopened Dec . 16 , 1909 , with other alterations in 1915 , 1919 and 1925 . alterations How was the hotel altered? 30 31 +651 4 But 12 - foot - thick brick walls saved the shell and it was rebuilt to its current nine stories and reopened Dec . 16 , 1909 , with other alterations in 1915 , 1919 and 1925 . nine stories Why did they add stories? 18 20 +651 4 But 12 - foot - thick brick walls saved the shell and it was rebuilt to its current nine stories and reopened Dec . 16 , 1909 , with other alterations in 1915 , 1919 and 1925 . other alterations What other alterations were done during those times? 29 31 +651 5 Tenor Enrico Caruso was a guest as the temblor struck . temblor is that another name for quake? 8 9 +651 5 Tenor Enrico Caruso was a guest as the temblor struck . temblor How does a temblor strike? 8 9 +651 5 Tenor Enrico Caruso was a guest as the temblor struck . was a guest What year was he a guest there? 3 6 +652 1 On the sidelines of the world chemical weapons conference , experts say bleakly no headway has been made on the most worrisome threat : keeping the chemicals away from terrorists or leaders bent on genocide . headway Why has no headway been made on the worrisome threat? 14 15 +652 1 On the sidelines of the world chemical weapons conference , experts say bleakly no headway has been made on the most worrisome threat : keeping the chemicals away from terrorists or leaders bent on genocide . terrorists How are terrorists getting chemicals? 29 30 +652 1 On the sidelines of the world chemical weapons conference , experts say bleakly no headway has been made on the most worrisome threat : keeping the chemicals away from terrorists or leaders bent on genocide . genocide Why are there leaders bent on genocide? 34 35 +652 1 On the sidelines of the world chemical weapons conference , experts say bleakly no headway has been made on the most worrisome threat : keeping the chemicals away from terrorists or leaders bent on genocide . experts say Which experts? 10 12 +652 2 Sentiment aside , they say , poison gas works and it is nearly impossible to control its components without energetic , voluntary action by governments and private industry . works How does poison gas work? 8 9 +652 2 Sentiment aside , they say , poison gas works and it is nearly impossible to control its components without energetic , voluntary action by governments and private industry . energetic , Why does the action by governments need to be energetic? 19 21 +652 2 Sentiment aside , they say , poison gas works and it is nearly impossible to control its components without energetic , voluntary action by governments and private industry . private Why does the private industry need to be involved? 26 27 +652 3 At the same time , they add , many small nations refuse to ban such weapons while neighbors have atomic bombs , the way a streetwise youth carries a switch - blade because of bullies down the block . many small nations refuse why do they refuse? 8 12 +652 3 At the same time , they add , many small nations refuse to ban such weapons while neighbors have atomic bombs , the way a streetwise youth carries a switch - blade because of bullies down the block . small nations What small nations refuse to ban chemical weapons? 9 11 +652 4 Few technicians among the 151 delegations attending the five - day Paris conference wanted to be named , leaving the limelight to statesmen drafting a declaration against producing and using chemical or biological weapons . declaration How is the declaration supposed to help stop the production of chemical and biological weapons? 25 26 +652 5 A European specialist summed up the mood : " This conference is one thing . European specialist what was his name? 1 3 +652 5 A European specialist summed up the mood : " This conference is one thing . specialist What makes the European a specialist? 2 3 +652 5 A European specialist summed up the mood : " This conference is one thing . mood : How does the European feel? 6 8 +652 5 A European specialist summed up the mood : " This conference is one thing . European specialist Who is the European specialist? 1 3 +652 5 A European specialist summed up the mood : " This conference is one thing . A European specialist Which European specialist? 0 3 +653 1 The new year at the box office began right where 1988 finished , with " Rain Man " and " Twins , " a pair of films about brothers , battling for the No . " Twins , " was it a popular movie? 19 23 +653 2 1 position in the nation ' s theaters . nation ' s theaters which movie is winning? 4 8 +653 4 For the second week in a row , " Rain Man , " starring Dustin Hoffman as an autistic savant kidnapped by his scheming brother ( Tom Cruise ) , finished ahead of the domestic comedy " Twins , " according to figures released Monday by Exhibitor Relations Co . " Twins , " featuring Arnold Schwarzenegger and Danny DeVito as siblings separated at birth , finished second with $ 7 . 1 million . savant what is a savant? 19 20 +653 5 The critically acclaimed " The Accidental Tourist , " in its first week of wide release , landed in third place with $ 6 . 1 million . third place Why did movie-goers prefer Rain Man over these other two movies? 19 21 +654 1 A new surgeon general ' s report on smoking scheduled for release this week increases the estimate of smoking - related deaths by 30 percent to 390 , 000 a year , The Christian Science Monitor reported Monday . estimate what research was conducted to provide this estimation? 16 17 +654 1 A new surgeon general ' s report on smoking scheduled for release this week increases the estimate of smoking - related deaths by 30 percent to 390 , 000 a year , The Christian Science Monitor reported Monday . report Why is the surgeon general releasing a report on smoking? 6 7 +654 1 A new surgeon general ' s report on smoking scheduled for release this week increases the estimate of smoking - related deaths by 30 percent to 390 , 000 a year , The Christian Science Monitor reported Monday . estimate How did the surgeon general arrive at the estimate? 16 17 +654 1 A new surgeon general ' s report on smoking scheduled for release this week increases the estimate of smoking - related deaths by 30 percent to 390 , 000 a year , The Christian Science Monitor reported Monday . increases the estimate of smoking - related deaths WHY IS THERE AN INCREASE WITH SO MUCH ADVERTISING AGAINST SMOKING AND TAXING OF TOBACCO PRODUCTS? 14 22 +654 2 The report , which comes 25 years after the first surgeon general ' s report on smoking , also cites cigarette smoking as the cause for nine out of 10 lung cancer deaths among women , the newspaper said . cause What sources / institute were used to collerate the death figures 24 25 +654 2 The report , which comes 25 years after the first surgeon general ' s report on smoking , also cites cigarette smoking as the cause for nine out of 10 lung cancer deaths among women , the newspaper said . cause How does the surgeon general know smoking is the cause for 9 out of 10 lung cancer deaths among women? 24 25 +654 2 The report , which comes 25 years after the first surgeon general ' s report on smoking , also cites cigarette smoking as the cause for nine out of 10 lung cancer deaths among women , the newspaper said . cause for nine out of 10 lung cancer deaths WHAT ARE SOME OF THE OTHER CAUSES FOR LUNG CANCER? 24 33 +654 3 Other conclusions in the report by Dr . C . Everett Koop are that lung cancer now surpasses breast cancer as the leading cancer killer among women , 43 chemicals in tobacco are now confirmed as cancer causing and smoking is a major cause of cerebral vascular disease . confirmed What research confirms this? 34 35 +654 3 Other conclusions in the report by Dr . C . Everett Koop are that lung cancer now surpasses breast cancer as the leading cancer killer among women , 43 chemicals in tobacco are now confirmed as cancer causing and smoking is a major cause of cerebral vascular disease . in Why are 43 chemicals in tobacco? 2 3 +654 3 Other conclusions in the report by Dr . C . Everett Koop are that lung cancer now surpasses breast cancer as the leading cancer killer among women , 43 chemicals in tobacco are now confirmed as cancer causing and smoking is a major cause of cerebral vascular disease . confirmed How were the chemicals confirmed to be cancer causing? 34 35 +654 3 Other conclusions in the report by Dr . C . Everett Koop are that lung cancer now surpasses breast cancer as the leading cancer killer among women , 43 chemicals in tobacco are now confirmed as cancer causing and smoking is a major cause of cerebral vascular disease . cause How is smoking a major cause of cerebral vascular disease? 43 44 +654 3 Other conclusions in the report by Dr . C . Everett Koop are that lung cancer now surpasses breast cancer as the leading cancer killer among women , 43 chemicals in tobacco are now confirmed as cancer causing and smoking is a major cause of cerebral vascular disease . cerebral vascular disease . WHAT IS CEREBRAL VASCULAR DISEASE? 45 49 +654 4 Koop ' s increase in his estimate of smoking - related deaths from 300 , 000 annually is due to more accurate accounting rather than more lethal cigarettes , The Monitor said in a release it distributed two days before the report was to have been made public . distributed Why did the Monitor distribute a release two days before the report was to have been made public? 36 37 +654 4 Koop ' s increase in his estimate of smoking - related deaths from 300 , 000 annually is due to more accurate accounting rather than more lethal cigarettes , The Monitor said in a release it distributed two days before the report was to have been made public . more accurate accounting WHAT WAS DONE DIFFERENTLY TO INCREASE ACCURACY? WHY WASN'T IT THOUGHT OF BEFORE NOW? 20 23 +654 5 Koop estimates that 50 million Americans still smoke , the newspaper said . estimates Where does this estimation come from? 1 2 +654 5 Koop estimates that 50 million Americans still smoke , the newspaper said . still Why do 50 million Americans still smoke? 6 7 +654 5 Koop estimates that 50 million Americans still smoke , the newspaper said . estimates How does Koop estimate that 50 million Americans still smoke? 1 2 +654 5 Koop estimates that 50 million Americans still smoke , the newspaper said . smoke , IS THIS ONLY TALKING ABOUT CIGARETTES? OR OTHER TYPES OF SMOKING TOO? 7 9 +655 1 Astronomers have spotted a star as it devoured its companion orb , and perhaps solved a celestial mystery . celestial mystery What is the celestial mystery that was solved? 16 18 +655 1 Astronomers have spotted a star as it devoured its companion orb , and perhaps solved a celestial mystery . Astronomers have spotted Which astronomers? 0 3 +655 1 Astronomers have spotted a star as it devoured its companion orb , and perhaps solved a celestial mystery . devoured how did it devour it? 7 8 +655 2 Scientists have long argued about how some superdense stars called pulsars could get themselves spinning hundreds of times a second . spinning hundreds of times a second How do pulsars get spinning hundreds of times a second? 14 20 +655 2 Scientists have long argued about how some superdense stars called pulsars could get themselves spinning hundreds of times a second . superdense what is a superdense star? 7 8 +655 3 The question may now be answered by the discovery of a black widow binary - - a star that like the spider uses its companion and then destroys it . its companion is it a complex process? 23 25 +655 3 The question may now be answered by the discovery of a black widow binary - - a star that like the spider uses its companion and then destroys it . answered Why is it compared to the black widow 5 6 +655 4 If current theories are correct , the star represents a celestial missing link , a bridge between fast - spinning stars that have mates and those that do not . fast - spinning Stars spin? 17 20 +655 5 The combination of the star and its companion , labeled PSR 1957 - 20 in astronomers ' shorthand , was detected last spring by Andrew Fruchter of the Carnegie Institution in Washington . detected How did Andrew Fruchter detect the star and its companion? 20 21 +655 5 The combination of the star and its companion , labeled PSR 1957 - 20 in astronomers ' shorthand , was detected last spring by Andrew Fruchter of the Carnegie Institution in Washington . last spring spring of which year? 21 23 +655 5 The combination of the star and its companion , labeled PSR 1957 - 20 in astronomers ' shorthand , was detected last spring by Andrew Fruchter of the Carnegie Institution in Washington . star and its companion , What is classed as a star's companion and why? 4 9 +656 1 Liberace ' s ex - lover testified Tuesday that a convicted drug dealer spoke of a " bloody mess " after a 1981 quadruple murder and said , " The whole thing got out of hand . " Liberace ' s ex - lover testified Who is Liberace's ex-lover? 0 7 +656 1 Liberace ' s ex - lover testified Tuesday that a convicted drug dealer spoke of a " bloody mess " after a 1981 quadruple murder and said , " The whole thing got out of hand . " " bloody mess " why is it in quotes? 16 20 +656 1 Liberace ' s ex - lover testified Tuesday that a convicted drug dealer spoke of a " bloody mess " after a 1981 quadruple murder and said , " The whole thing got out of hand . " convicted drug dealer Who was this convicted drug dealer? 10 13 +656 1 Liberace ' s ex - lover testified Tuesday that a convicted drug dealer spoke of a " bloody mess " after a 1981 quadruple murder and said , " The whole thing got out of hand . " " The whole thing What event set this off, as in, what is this \"whole thing\" that got out of hand? 28 32 +656 1 Liberace ' s ex - lover testified Tuesday that a convicted drug dealer spoke of a " bloody mess " after a 1981 quadruple murder and said , " The whole thing got out of hand . " ex - lover Who is Liberace's ex-lover? 3 6 +656 1 Liberace ' s ex - lover testified Tuesday that a convicted drug dealer spoke of a " bloody mess " after a 1981 quadruple murder and said , " The whole thing got out of hand . " convicted drug dealer Who was the convicted drug dealer? 10 13 +656 1 Liberace ' s ex - lover testified Tuesday that a convicted drug dealer spoke of a " bloody mess " after a 1981 quadruple murder and said , " The whole thing got out of hand . " 1981 quadruple murder Who was murdered during the 1981 quadruple murder? 22 25 +656 2 Scott Thorson said defendant Eddie Nash also told him he was going to teach a lesson to a group of people who had robbed him , saying , " I ' ll have these people on their knees . " have on their knees doing what? 32 33 +656 2 Scott Thorson said defendant Eddie Nash also told him he was going to teach a lesson to a group of people who had robbed him , saying , " I ' ll have these people on their knees . " group of people Who was this group of people? 18 21 +656 2 Scott Thorson said defendant Eddie Nash also told him he was going to teach a lesson to a group of people who had robbed him , saying , " I ' ll have these people on their knees . " group of people Who was the group of people who robbed Eddie Nash? 18 21 +656 3 Nash , 59 , whose real name is Adel Nasrallah , and his bodyguard Gregory Diles , 40 , are charged with the Laurel Canyon slayings in which sex - film star John Holmes once was tried and acquitted . John Holmes once was tried and acquitted Why was John Holmes tried for this crime? 32 39 +656 4 Witnesses at the current preliminary hearing said Nash was robbed of cash , drugs and jewelry by two subsequent murder victims . preliminary hearing when will the actual hearing begin? 4 6 +656 4 Witnesses at the current preliminary hearing said Nash was robbed of cash , drugs and jewelry by two subsequent murder victims . Witnesses How reliable are these witnesses? 0 1 +656 4 Witnesses at the current preliminary hearing said Nash was robbed of cash , drugs and jewelry by two subsequent murder victims . murder victims Who were the two murder victims? 19 21 +657 1 President Reagan is leaving office proposing a truce in his battle with the United Nations and a boost in arms aid to friendly nations , but tossing the question of Nicaragua ' s Contra rebels to successor George Bush . Contra rebels who are they? 33 35 +657 1 President Reagan is leaving office proposing a truce in his battle with the United Nations and a boost in arms aid to friendly nations , but tossing the question of Nicaragua ' s Contra rebels to successor George Bush . rebels to successor George Bush . Why was he giving Pres. Bush the responsibility instead? 34 40 +657 1 President Reagan is leaving office proposing a truce in his battle with the United Nations and a boost in arms aid to friendly nations , but tossing the question of Nicaragua ' s Contra rebels to successor George Bush . friendly nations , Which friendly nations? 22 25 +657 1 President Reagan is leaving office proposing a truce in his battle with the United Nations and a boost in arms aid to friendly nations , but tossing the question of Nicaragua ' s Contra rebels to successor George Bush . battle with the United Nations Why is Reagan battling the United Nations? 10 15 +657 1 President Reagan is leaving office proposing a truce in his battle with the United Nations and a boost in arms aid to friendly nations , but tossing the question of Nicaragua ' s Contra rebels to successor George Bush . tossing the question Why is Reagan tossing the question to Bush? 26 29 +657 1 President Reagan is leaving office proposing a truce in his battle with the United Nations and a boost in arms aid to friendly nations , but tossing the question of Nicaragua ' s Contra rebels to successor George Bush . friendly nations , What are the friendly nations? 22 25 +657 3 Officials say his $ 13 . 2 billion foreign aid spending budget should remain relatively unchanged by the new Bush administration . $ 13 . 2 billion foreign aid spending How much of this was going to assist in the Contra affair? 3 11 +657 3 Officials say his $ 13 . 2 billion foreign aid spending budget should remain relatively unchanged by the new Bush administration . remain relatively unchanged Why won't the Bush administration change the budget? 13 16 +657 3 Officials say his $ 13 . 2 billion foreign aid spending budget should remain relatively unchanged by the new Bush administration . Officials What officials say that? 0 1 +657 4 Consistent with past practice , there was no request for Contra assistance in Reagan ' s final budget . Consistent with past how long has it been that way? 0 3 +657 4 Consistent with past practice , there was no request for Contra assistance in Reagan ' s final budget . Contra assistance Why was there no request for Contra assistance? 10 12 +657 5 The president routinely has treated that issue separately , and this time it will be Bush ' s decision . Bush ' s decision Why will it be Bush's decision? 15 19 +657 5 The president routinely has treated that issue separately , and this time it will be Bush ' s decision . that issue What is the Contra issue? 5 7 +658 1 George P . Shultz plans to cancel his last official trip overseas - to a human rights conference in Vienna - unless Greece gives ground in a dispute over how much of Turkey should be covered by an East - West arms control agreement . East - West arms control agreement What is the East-West control agreement? 38 44 +658 1 George P . Shultz plans to cancel his last official trip overseas - to a human rights conference in Vienna - unless Greece gives ground in a dispute over how much of Turkey should be covered by an East - West arms control agreement . Greece gives ground Why does Greece not want to give ground? 22 25 +658 1 George P . Shultz plans to cancel his last official trip overseas - to a human rights conference in Vienna - unless Greece gives ground in a dispute over how much of Turkey should be covered by an East - West arms control agreement . an East - West arms What does the arms control agreement entail? 37 42 +658 1 George P . Shultz plans to cancel his last official trip overseas - to a human rights conference in Vienna - unless Greece gives ground in a dispute over how much of Turkey should be covered by an East - West arms control agreement . human rights conference Which human rights conference is in Vienna? 15 18 +658 2 A decision by the Secretary of State to stay home also means he would miss a 32nd and final meeting with Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard A . Shevardnadze . 32nd and final meeting why so many meetings? 16 20 +658 2 A decision by the Secretary of State to stay home also means he would miss a 32nd and final meeting with Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard A . Shevardnadze . final meeting Why is this meeting significant? 18 20 +658 2 A decision by the Secretary of State to stay home also means he would miss a 32nd and final meeting with Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard A . Shevardnadze . final Why would this be their last meeting? 18 19 +658 3 At the root of this uncertainty is an effort by the Greek government to expose more Turkish territory to conventional arms control coverage . conventional arms control coverage what about unconventional methods? 19 23 +658 3 At the root of this uncertainty is an effort by the Greek government to expose more Turkish territory to conventional arms control coverage . Greek government to expose more Turkish Why is it beneficial to expose the Turkish government? 11 17 +658 3 At the root of this uncertainty is an effort by the Greek government to expose more Turkish territory to conventional arms control coverage . expose more Turkish territory Why does Greece want to have more of Turkey under traditional arms agreements? 14 18 +658 3 At the root of this uncertainty is an effort by the Greek government to expose more Turkish territory to conventional arms control coverage . arms control Why does the Greek government want to expose Turkey to arms control? 20 22 +658 4 Boundaries have been drawn for conventional arms control negotiations designed to follow the close of the rights conference , but Greece , suspicious of Turkey and fretful about Cyprus , is holding out . Cyprus , where is cyprus? 28 30 +658 4 Boundaries have been drawn for conventional arms control negotiations designed to follow the close of the rights conference , but Greece , suspicious of Turkey and fretful about Cyprus , is holding out . suspicious of Turkey Why are they suspicious of turkey? 22 25 +658 4 Boundaries have been drawn for conventional arms control negotiations designed to follow the close of the rights conference , but Greece , suspicious of Turkey and fretful about Cyprus , is holding out . fretful about Cyprus , Why is Greece fretful about Cyrus? 26 30 +658 5 Everyone else in the 16 - nation NATO alliance has agreed on the precise expanse of Europe to be covered in the Conventional Stability Talks with the Soviet - led Warsaw Pact to reduce troops , tanks and artillery across the European landscape . reduce troops , tanks and artillery What percentage are they wanting to reduce the military? 33 39 +658 5 Everyone else in the 16 - nation NATO alliance has agreed on the precise expanse of Europe to be covered in the Conventional Stability Talks with the Soviet - led Warsaw Pact to reduce troops , tanks and artillery across the European landscape . Everyone else in the 16 - nation Why is no one else in NATO concerned with Turkey's arms issues? 0 7 +658 5 Everyone else in the 16 - nation NATO alliance has agreed on the precise expanse of Europe to be covered in the Conventional Stability Talks with the Soviet - led Warsaw Pact to reduce troops , tanks and artillery across the European landscape . NATO alliance Who are the 16 nations in the NATO alliance? 7 9 +659 1 The war on drugs outranked cutting the deficit as President Reagan proposed a 14 percent increase in the money spent to beat back the tide of illegal narcotics in the United States . outranked Why did the war on drugs outrank cutting the deficit? 4 5 +659 1 The war on drugs outranked cutting the deficit as President Reagan proposed a 14 percent increase in the money spent to beat back the tide of illegal narcotics in the United States . spent How was the money spent to beat back the tide of illegal narcotics? 19 20 +659 1 The war on drugs outranked cutting the deficit as President Reagan proposed a 14 percent increase in the money spent to beat back the tide of illegal narcotics in the United States . tide Why was there a tide of illegal narcotics in the United States? 24 25 +659 1 The war on drugs outranked cutting the deficit as President Reagan proposed a 14 percent increase in the money spent to beat back the tide of illegal narcotics in the United States . outranked cutting why is it so important to him? 4 6 +659 2 " I think this clearly gives the message that drug law enforcement remains a priority of this government and this administration , " said John C . Lawn , administrator of the Drug Enforcement Administration . priority Why is drug law enforcement a priority of the government? 14 15 +659 3 The DEA would add 164 agents and more than 100 supporting workers if the proposed outlays are approved by Congress . supporting How do supporting workers help the DEA? 10 11 +659 3 The DEA would add 164 agents and more than 100 supporting workers if the proposed outlays are approved by Congress . outlays How were the proposed outlays created? 15 16 +659 3 The DEA would add 164 agents and more than 100 supporting workers if the proposed outlays are approved by Congress . 164 agents and more than 100 how much more effective will that be? 4 10 +659 3 The DEA would add 164 agents and more than 100 supporting workers if the proposed outlays are approved by Congress . supporting workers What kind of supporting workers would the DEA add? 10 12 +659 4 The total outlay requested Monday for fiscal 1990 starting Oct . 1 is more than $ 5 billion for all the agencies involved in prevention , treatment and law enforcement . involved How are the agencies involved in prevention, treatment and law enforcement? 22 23 +659 4 The total outlay requested Monday for fiscal 1990 starting Oct . 1 is more than $ 5 billion for all the agencies involved in prevention , treatment and law enforcement . enforcement How will the enforcement be carried out? 29 30 +659 4 The total outlay requested Monday for fiscal 1990 starting Oct . 1 is more than $ 5 billion for all the agencies involved in prevention , treatment and law enforcement . agencies Who are the agencies involved? 21 22 +659 5 That reflects a $ 633 million increase over the $ 4 . 4 billion to be spent in the current fiscal year . increase Why is the amount going to increase? 6 7 +659 5 That reflects a $ 633 million increase over the $ 4 . 4 billion to be spent in the current fiscal year . spent How did the money have an affect on the agencies effectiveness? 16 17 +659 5 That reflects a $ 633 million increase over the $ 4 . 4 billion to be spent in the current fiscal year . current fiscal year which year is this? 19 22 +660 1 When President - elect Bush sits down later this week with his Cabinet choices , the question is whether there will be an empty seat at the table . empty seat why would there be an empty seat? 23 25 +660 1 When President - elect Bush sits down later this week with his Cabinet choices , the question is whether there will be an empty seat at the table . empty seat Why would there be an empty seat in the Cabinet? 23 25 +660 1 When President - elect Bush sits down later this week with his Cabinet choices , the question is whether there will be an empty seat at the table . empty seat at the table Who would be missing from the table? 23 28 +660 1 When President - elect Bush sits down later this week with his Cabinet choices , the question is whether there will be an empty seat at the table . empty Who is supposed to be at the empty seat? 23 24 +660 1 When President - elect Bush sits down later this week with his Cabinet choices , the question is whether there will be an empty seat at the table . sits What are they sitting down for? 5 6 +660 1 When President - elect Bush sits down later this week with his Cabinet choices , the question is whether there will be an empty seat at the table . whether there will be an empty seat at the table Why will there be an empty seat at the table? 18 28 +660 2 A top adviser conceded Monday that the search for a Secretary of Energy has proven more difficult than the transition team anticipated . difficult why is it difficult? 16 17 +660 2 A top adviser conceded Monday that the search for a Secretary of Energy has proven more difficult than the transition team anticipated . more difficult Why is the search for a Secretary of Energy more difficult? 15 17 +660 2 A top adviser conceded Monday that the search for a Secretary of Energy has proven more difficult than the transition team anticipated . Secretary of Energy What does the secretary of energy entail that would make it difficult to find someone? 10 13 +660 2 A top adviser conceded Monday that the search for a Secretary of Energy has proven more difficult than the transition team anticipated . difficult Why is it more difficult than anticipated? 16 17 +660 2 A top adviser conceded Monday that the search for a Secretary of Energy has proven more difficult than the transition team anticipated . has proven more difficult Why has the search proven more difficult? 13 17 +660 3 Craig Fuller , vice presidential chief of staff as well as co - director of the transition , said it was taking longer to fill the job because " there are real technical difficulties and it ' s fraught with a lot of political problems . " fraught with a lot of political problems What kind of political problems? 38 45 +660 3 Craig Fuller , vice presidential chief of staff as well as co - director of the transition , said it was taking longer to fill the job because " there are real technical difficulties and it ' s fraught with a lot of political problems . " technical What kind of technical difficulties? 32 33 +660 3 Craig Fuller , vice presidential chief of staff as well as co - director of the transition , said it was taking longer to fill the job because " there are real technical difficulties and it ' s fraught with a lot of political problems . " fraught What is fraught? 38 39 +660 3 Craig Fuller , vice presidential chief of staff as well as co - director of the transition , said it was taking longer to fill the job because " there are real technical difficulties and it ' s fraught with a lot of political problems . " problems What type of political problems? 44 45 +660 3 Craig Fuller , vice presidential chief of staff as well as co - director of the transition , said it was taking longer to fill the job because " there are real technical difficulties and it ' s fraught with a lot of political problems . " fraught with a lot of political problems What are these political problems? 38 45 +660 4 One of the political problems was the furor that knocked James Schlesinger , an early choice for the post , out of contention . furor what is a furor? 7 8 +660 4 One of the political problems was the furor that knocked James Schlesinger , an early choice for the post , out of contention . furor What was the furor that knocked James Schlesinger out? 7 8 +660 4 One of the political problems was the furor that knocked James Schlesinger , an early choice for the post , out of contention . furor that knocked James Schlesinger , Was the public angry or excited? 7 13 +660 4 One of the political problems was the furor that knocked James Schlesinger , an early choice for the post , out of contention . furor What does furor mean? 7 8 +660 4 One of the political problems was the furor that knocked James Schlesinger , an early choice for the post , out of contention . furor that knocked James Schlesinger , How did it knock James Schlesinger out of contention? 7 13 +660 5 Fuller acknowledged that Gov . William Clements of Texas , among others , strongly opposed the choice of Schlesinger , defense secretary under President Ford and energy secretary under President Carter . opposed Why did Gov. William Clements oppose Schlesinger? 14 15 +660 5 Fuller acknowledged that Gov . William Clements of Texas , among others , strongly opposed the choice of Schlesinger , defense secretary under President Ford and energy secretary under President Carter . strongly opposed the choice Does it really matter what Governors think ? Are their opinions accounted for in the selection process? 13 17 +660 5 Fuller acknowledged that Gov . William Clements of Texas , among others , strongly opposed the choice of Schlesinger , defense secretary under President Ford and energy secretary under President Carter . choice Who chose Schlesinger in the first place? 16 17 +660 5 Fuller acknowledged that Gov . William Clements of Texas , among others , strongly opposed the choice of Schlesinger , defense secretary under President Ford and energy secretary under President Carter . strongly opposed Why did Clements strong oppose? 13 15 +661 1 President Reagan wants Congress set aside money for the next wave of military weaponry and increase spending on Star Wars in a defense budget with little chance of winning approval as it is , say congressional leaders and defense experts . Star Wars star wars the movie? 18 20 +661 1 President Reagan wants Congress set aside money for the next wave of military weaponry and increase spending on Star Wars in a defense budget with little chance of winning approval as it is , say congressional leaders and defense experts . say congressional leaders and defense experts . Which congressional leaders and defense experts? 34 41 +661 1 President Reagan wants Congress set aside money for the next wave of military weaponry and increase spending on Star Wars in a defense budget with little chance of winning approval as it is , say congressional leaders and defense experts . set aside money How much money is he wanting to set aside? 4 7 +661 1 President Reagan wants Congress set aside money for the next wave of military weaponry and increase spending on Star Wars in a defense budget with little chance of winning approval as it is , say congressional leaders and defense experts . set aside money What spurred him to want to do this? 4 7 +661 1 President Reagan wants Congress set aside money for the next wave of military weaponry and increase spending on Star Wars in a defense budget with little chance of winning approval as it is , say congressional leaders and defense experts . military weaponry What type of military weaponry does President Reagan intend to purchase with the money set aside? 12 14 +661 1 President Reagan wants Congress set aside money for the next wave of military weaponry and increase spending on Star Wars in a defense budget with little chance of winning approval as it is , say congressional leaders and defense experts . little chance of winning approval Why do congressional leaders and defense experts say there there is little chance of approval of the President's request to set aside money for military weaponry? 25 30 +661 2 Overall , the two - year budget the Reagan administration released Monday proposes an increase in defense spending by 2 percent above the rate of inflation with $ 315 . 2 billion in budget authority for 1990 and $ 330 . 89 billion for 1991 . Monday Whats the date of this specific Monday? 11 12 +661 2 Overall , the two - year budget the Reagan administration released Monday proposes an increase in defense spending by 2 percent above the rate of inflation with $ 315 . 2 billion in budget authority for 1990 and $ 330 . 89 billion for 1991 . rate of inflation What is the rate of inflation? 23 26 +661 2 Overall , the two - year budget the Reagan administration released Monday proposes an increase in defense spending by 2 percent above the rate of inflation with $ 315 . 2 billion in budget authority for 1990 and $ 330 . 89 billion for 1991 . budget authority How with the increased budget authority for military weaponry affect American taxpayers? 33 35 +661 3 Outlays - the money to be spent during the 12 months of fiscal 1990 - total $ 303 billion , including $ 9 . 2 billion for Energy Department nuclear weapons and research programs . Outlays what does this word mean? 0 1 +661 3 Outlays - the money to be spent during the 12 months of fiscal 1990 - total $ 303 billion , including $ 9 . 2 billion for Energy Department nuclear weapons and research programs . research programs What kind of research? 32 34 +661 3 Outlays - the money to be spent during the 12 months of fiscal 1990 - total $ 303 billion , including $ 9 . 2 billion for Energy Department nuclear weapons and research programs . total $ 303 billion , On what is this money being spent? 15 20 +661 4 Outlays for fiscal 1991 amount to $ 314 . 4 billion . Outlays Who's making the outlays 0 1 +661 4 Outlays for fiscal 1991 amount to $ 314 . 4 billion . fiscal 1991 How do these outlays compare to the other years President Reagan has held office? 2 4 +661 5 President - elect Bush is expected to amend the Reagan budget after he takes office Jan . 20 . Jan . 20 of what year? 15 18 +661 5 President - elect Bush is expected to amend the Reagan budget after he takes office Jan . 20 . Jan . 20 What year did Bush take office? 15 18 +661 5 President - elect Bush is expected to amend the Reagan budget after he takes office Jan . 20 . amend the Reagan budget In what ways does President-elect Bush expected to amend the Reagan budget after he takes office Jan. 20? 7 11 +662 1 With less than two weeks to go as one of the longest - serving cabinet officers in American history , Secretary of State George P . Shultz offered a rare glimpse of some of the things that try his patience . longest - serving How long was Shultz's tenure? 11 14 +662 1 With less than two weeks to go as one of the longest - serving cabinet officers in American history , Secretary of State George P . Shultz offered a rare glimpse of some of the things that try his patience . try his patience how is this pertinent to his position? 37 40 +662 2 It was a valedictory speech of sorts , delivered Monday night on the occasion of a " farewell event " for Shultz sponsored by a private group called the Citizens Network for Foreign Affairs . valedictory definition of this word? 3 4 +662 3 Shultz touched only peripherally on foreign affairs in the speech , focusing instead on the things that trouble him in Washington , where he has lived off and on for 30 years , more than 11 in the cabinets of Presidents Reagan and Nixon . things that trouble him in Washington , What kinds of things trouble him? 15 22 +662 3 Shultz touched only peripherally on foreign affairs in the speech , focusing instead on the things that trouble him in Washington , where he has lived off and on for 30 years , more than 11 in the cabinets of Presidents Reagan and Nixon . peripherally why not directly? 3 4 +662 3 Shultz touched only peripherally on foreign affairs in the speech , focusing instead on the things that trouble him in Washington , where he has lived off and on for 30 years , more than 11 in the cabinets of Presidents Reagan and Nixon . things that trouble him Why did these things trouble him? 15 19 +662 3 Shultz touched only peripherally on foreign affairs in the speech , focusing instead on the things that trouble him in Washington , where he has lived off and on for 30 years , more than 11 in the cabinets of Presidents Reagan and Nixon . trouble him in Washington , why is this event the place he chose do do so? 17 22 +662 4 Some of Shultz ' s pet peeves : - - People who say that America is in decline . America is in decline why does it bother him? 14 18 +662 4 Some of Shultz ' s pet peeves : - - People who say that America is in decline . America is in decline In what ways does America lose its prestige? 14 18 +662 4 Some of Shultz ' s pet peeves : - - People who say that America is in decline . - - People who say that America is in decline why does free speech bug him? 8 18 +662 5 " These are false prophets , " Shultz said , contending that great powers that have declined were imperial , absolutist or dominated by " tradition - bound classes . " great powers Which powers is he discussing? 12 14 +662 5 " These are false prophets , " Shultz said , contending that great powers that have declined were imperial , absolutist or dominated by " tradition - bound classes . " false prophets , " how does he not see the parallel? 3 7 +663 1 The prosecution in the trial of Oliver North says it has added to its witness list the names of a former congressman whom North is accused of misleading over aid to the Contras and beer magnate Joseph Coors , who says he gave the Nicaraguan rebels $ 65 , 000 after meeting with North . misleading over aid to the Contras How did North mislead the congressman? 27 33 +663 1 The prosecution in the trial of Oliver North says it has added to its witness list the names of a former congressman whom North is accused of misleading over aid to the Contras and beer magnate Joseph Coors , who says he gave the Nicaraguan rebels $ 65 , 000 after meeting with North . he gave Why would Coors give Nicaraguan rebels so much money? 41 43 +663 2 Also on the revised list of prosecution witnesses against the fired National Security Council aide is William Langton , president of Southern Air Transport , a former CIA proprietary involved in both the Contra resupply operation and the administration ' s secret arms sales to Iran . resupply operation and the administration ' s were they selling guns to iran? 34 41 +663 2 Also on the revised list of prosecution witnesses against the fired National Security Council aide is William Langton , president of Southern Air Transport , a former CIA proprietary involved in both the Contra resupply operation and the administration ' s secret arms sales to Iran . president of Southern Air Transport , Why is the President of Southern Air travel going to be a good testimony for the prosecution? 19 25 +663 3 The new names were on a list that actually contains fewer names , 40 rather than 87 , reflecting a motion by independent counsel Lawrence Walsh to dismiss the two central charges of conspiracy and theft against North . new names Who are the new names? 1 3 +663 3 The new names were on a list that actually contains fewer names , 40 rather than 87 , reflecting a motion by independent counsel Lawrence Walsh to dismiss the two central charges of conspiracy and theft against North . dismiss the two central charges Why were the charges dismissed? 27 32 +663 3 The new names were on a list that actually contains fewer names , 40 rather than 87 , reflecting a motion by independent counsel Lawrence Walsh to dismiss the two central charges of conspiracy and theft against North . to dismiss Why would they dismiss the central charges? 26 28 +663 4 But at a hearing Monday , U . S . District Judge Gerhard Gesell said he wouldn ' t dismiss the charges until Attorney General Dick Thornburgh explains the administration ' s refusal to declassify information Gesell says must be released for North to get a fair trial . fair trial does he deserve it? 46 48 +663 4 But at a hearing Monday , U . S . District Judge Gerhard Gesell said he wouldn ' t dismiss the charges until Attorney General Dick Thornburgh explains the administration ' s refusal to declassify information Gesell says must be released for North to get a fair trial . charges What are the charges? 21 22 +663 4 But at a hearing Monday , U . S . District Judge Gerhard Gesell said he wouldn ' t dismiss the charges until Attorney General Dick Thornburgh explains the administration ' s refusal to declassify information Gesell says must be released for North to get a fair trial . refusal to declassify information Why was this information still being held in secret? 32 36 +663 4 But at a hearing Monday , U . S . District Judge Gerhard Gesell said he wouldn ' t dismiss the charges until Attorney General Dick Thornburgh explains the administration ' s refusal to declassify information Gesell says must be released for North to get a fair trial . the administration ' s refusal Why would the administration refuse to declassify the key information of the case? 28 33 +663 5 An interagency intelligence group in the Reagan administration has declined to declassify certain material in 300 prosecution exhibits Walsh wants to present at trial , which forced Walsh to seek dismissal of the two central charges . An interagency intelligence What interagency intelligence group? 0 3 +664 1 President Reagan , in his final report on the state of the economy , took credit today for " an unparalleled period of peacetime prosperity " and said a tax increase could undermine his legacy . took credit How did he claim the credit for himself? 14 16 +664 1 President Reagan , in his final report on the state of the economy , took credit today for " an unparalleled period of peacetime prosperity " and said a tax increase could undermine his legacy . tax increase Why is a tax increase being considered? 29 31 +664 1 President Reagan , in his final report on the state of the economy , took credit today for " an unparalleled period of peacetime prosperity " and said a tax increase could undermine his legacy . undermine How would a tax increase undermine Reagan’s legacy? 32 33 +664 2 Reagan ' s eighth and final economic report says that the stagflation - - high inflation coupled with slow growth - - of the 1970s has given way during his tenure to the longest economic expansion since the 1960s and the lowest unemployment rate in 14 years . unemployment rate What was the unemployment rate? 42 44 +664 2 Reagan ' s eighth and final economic report says that the stagflation - - high inflation coupled with slow growth - - of the 1970s has given way during his tenure to the longest economic expansion since the 1960s and the lowest unemployment rate in 14 years . given way What measures did Reagan's administration take in order to cause this change? 26 28 +664 3 " Today , it is as if the world were born anew , " the president said in a nine - page introduction to this year ' s report , prepared by his Council of Economic Advisers . year ' s report , which year? 25 30 +664 3 " Today , it is as if the world were born anew , " the president said in a nine - page introduction to this year ' s report , prepared by his Council of Economic Advisers . world were born anew , " How could a period of American prosperity be compared with the world being reborn? 8 14 +664 4 " By reducing taxes and regulatory bureaucracy , we have unleashed the creative genius of ordinary Americans and ushered in an unparalleled period of peacetime prosperity , " he said . peacetime prosperity , " Was the creative genius of ordinary Americans the only factor causing this prosperity? 24 28 +664 5 Although the report credited the administration with favorable economic developments , it sought to minimize the importance of the U . S . budget and trade deficits and it placed the blame for the worst year for bank and savings institution failures elsewhere . bank and savings institution Where were the bank and savings institutions failures? 37 41 +664 5 Although the report credited the administration with favorable economic developments , it sought to minimize the importance of the U . S . budget and trade deficits and it placed the blame for the worst year for bank and savings institution failures elsewhere . bank and savings institution failures What kind of failures occurred and how severe were they? 37 42 +664 5 Although the report credited the administration with favorable economic developments , it sought to minimize the importance of the U . S . budget and trade deficits and it placed the blame for the worst year for bank and savings institution failures elsewhere . U . S . budget and trade deficits How did these deficits change during Reagan's terms? 19 27 +664 5 Although the report credited the administration with favorable economic developments , it sought to minimize the importance of the U . S . budget and trade deficits and it placed the blame for the worst year for bank and savings institution failures elsewhere . bank and savings institution failures elsewhere Where did it place blame? 37 43 +664 5 Although the report credited the administration with favorable economic developments , it sought to minimize the importance of the U . S . budget and trade deficits and it placed the blame for the worst year for bank and savings institution failures elsewhere . elsewhere Where did the report place the blame for the bad year for banks and savings institutions? 42 43 +665 1 Hundreds of Vietnamese boat people drowned or otherwise died violent deaths last year after Thai authorities turned the refugees back to sea , a U . S . human rights group charged today . Vietnamese boat people what are boat people? 2 5 +665 1 Hundreds of Vietnamese boat people drowned or otherwise died violent deaths last year after Thai authorities turned the refugees back to sea , a U . S . human rights group charged today . back to sea , Why did the Thai authorities turn the refugees back to sea? 19 23 +665 1 Hundreds of Vietnamese boat people drowned or otherwise died violent deaths last year after Thai authorities turned the refugees back to sea , a U . S . human rights group charged today . drowned why did they drown 5 6 +665 1 Hundreds of Vietnamese boat people drowned or otherwise died violent deaths last year after Thai authorities turned the refugees back to sea , a U . S . human rights group charged today . died violent deaths last year Who caused the violence? 8 13 +665 1 Hundreds of Vietnamese boat people drowned or otherwise died violent deaths last year after Thai authorities turned the refugees back to sea , a U . S . human rights group charged today . a U . S . human rights group Which human rights group? 23 31 +665 1 Hundreds of Vietnamese boat people drowned or otherwise died violent deaths last year after Thai authorities turned the refugees back to sea , a U . S . human rights group charged today . Thai authorities turned the refugees back to sea , Why did they turn the refugees back? 14 23 +665 2 The government rejected the report as " prejudiced " and said all refugee boats were allowed to land . " prejudiced " why was it prejudiced? 6 9 +665 2 The government rejected the report as " prejudiced " and said all refugee boats were allowed to land . rejected what is the reasoning 2 3 +665 2 The government rejected the report as " prejudiced " and said all refugee boats were allowed to land . all refugee boats were allowed to land Do they have proof of this? 11 18 +665 3 The Lawyers Committee for Human Rights , in its 193 - page report , detailed several alleged incidents of murder and brutality by Thai authorities . alleged incidents of murder and brutality Who alleged them and based on what? 16 22 +665 4 It said Thai pirates " ravaged , raped , and killed hundreds of Vietnamese boat people " pushed out to sea . hundreds how did they kill so many? 11 12 +665 4 It said Thai pirates " ravaged , raped , and killed hundreds of Vietnamese boat people " pushed out to sea . It said Who is the it the committee is basing these claims on? 0 2 +665 5 The New York - based committee said Thailand continued to refuse refugees permission to land despite its January 1988 announcement that it renounced the policy . refuse why were they still refused 10 11 +665 5 The New York - based committee said Thailand continued to refuse refugees permission to land despite its January 1988 announcement that it renounced the policy . announcement that it renounced the policy Is there any penalty for going back on this announcement? 19 25 +666 1 James David Watkins , the former naval commander reportedly chosen by George Bush to head the Energy Department , is an authority on nuclear warfare who will put that expertise to work trying to clean up the nation ' s crumbling atomic weapons plants . crumbling Why are the nation's atomic weapons plants crumbling? 40 41 +666 1 James David Watkins , the former naval commander reportedly chosen by George Bush to head the Energy Department , is an authority on nuclear warfare who will put that expertise to work trying to clean up the nation ' s crumbling atomic weapons plants . crumbling atomic weapons plants Why are the plants falling apart? 40 44 +666 1 James David Watkins , the former naval commander reportedly chosen by George Bush to head the Energy Department , is an authority on nuclear warfare who will put that expertise to work trying to clean up the nation ' s crumbling atomic weapons plants . is an authority on nuclear warfare What are his credentials to receive this label as an authority on nuke warfare? 19 25 +666 2 Watkins , whom CBS said has been picked to be Energy Secretary , will take over an agency charged with overseeing the multibillion - dollar renovation of the nation ' s aging and increasingly unsafe complex of plants that build nuclear warheads . increasingly unsafe why is the safety decreasing? 33 35 +666 2 Watkins , whom CBS said has been picked to be Energy Secretary , will take over an agency charged with overseeing the multibillion - dollar renovation of the nation ' s aging and increasingly unsafe complex of plants that build nuclear warheads . unsafe complex of plants Why are the plants becoming unsafe? 34 38 +666 3 Watkins ended his 41 - year Navy career in 1986 after a four - year stint as the chief of naval operations , the service ' s top officer . ended his 41 - year Navy career Why did James Watkins end his 41-year Navy career? 1 8 +666 4 But within a year , the former nuclear submarine commander had stepped into a new hot seat . within a year , how many months? 1 5 +666 4 But within a year , the former nuclear submarine commander had stepped into a new hot seat . hot seat What hot seat had James Watkins stepped in? 15 17 +666 4 But within a year , the former nuclear submarine commander had stepped into a new hot seat . stepped into a new hot seat What was the position? 11 17 +666 5 In October 1987 , President Reagan picked Watkins to head the presidential commission that was supposed to tell Reagan what the nation should do about AIDS . picked Watkins why did he pick him? 6 8 +666 5 In October 1987 , President Reagan picked Watkins to head the presidential commission that was supposed to tell Reagan what the nation should do about AIDS . presidential commission What were the commission's findings at this time? 11 13 +666 5 In October 1987 , President Reagan picked Watkins to head the presidential commission that was supposed to tell Reagan what the nation should do about AIDS . about AIDS What does a Naval cheif/nuclear warfare expert have to do with a plan for a healthcare disease? 24 26 +667 1 Shining Path rebels killed 11 policemen in a cocaine - producing jungle valley , and Lima police arrested 200 students in a protest instigated by the Maoist guerrilla group , authorities said . Shining Path who are shining path? 0 2 +667 1 Shining Path rebels killed 11 policemen in a cocaine - producing jungle valley , and Lima police arrested 200 students in a protest instigated by the Maoist guerrilla group , authorities said . cocaine - producing jungle valley , Where is this valley? 8 14 +667 1 Shining Path rebels killed 11 policemen in a cocaine - producing jungle valley , and Lima police arrested 200 students in a protest instigated by the Maoist guerrilla group , authorities said . Lima police Why and how would Lima police and Maoist guerrillas be active in the same areas? 15 17 +667 1 Shining Path rebels killed 11 policemen in a cocaine - producing jungle valley , and Lima police arrested 200 students in a protest instigated by the Maoist guerrilla group , authorities said . protest What were the students protesting about? 22 23 +667 2 The two weekend ambushes by the Shining Path in the Huallaga Valley , where about 60 percent of the world ' s coca crop is grown , also wounded 11 people , the government paper La Cronica reported Tuesday . La Cronica reported Tuesday which tuesday? 35 39 +667 2 The two weekend ambushes by the Shining Path in the Huallaga Valley , where about 60 percent of the world ' s coca crop is grown , also wounded 11 people , the government paper La Cronica reported Tuesday . government paper La Cronica reported Tuesday Which country is La Cronica printed in? 33 39 +667 2 The two weekend ambushes by the Shining Path in the Huallaga Valley , where about 60 percent of the world ' s coca crop is grown , also wounded 11 people , the government paper La Cronica reported Tuesday . the Shining Path Is the Shining Path connected to the coca-growing operations? 5 8 +667 3 The deaths brought the insurgency toll since Saturday to 28 killed . deaths Who all died? 1 2 +667 3 The deaths brought the insurgency toll since Saturday to 28 killed . 28 killed why are they killing so much? 9 11 +667 3 The deaths brought the insurgency toll since Saturday to 28 killed . insurgency Why are the Shining Path insurgent or rebelling? 4 5 +667 4 In Lima , dozens of heavily armed riot police swept onto the San Marcos University campus on Tuesday , police said , arresting 200 students who were blocking nearby streets with rocks and bonfires and exploding dynamite charges . Tuesday , Is this the first day of the protest? If not, how long was it going on? 17 19 +667 5 Police reported no injuries in the protest , one of dozens at San Marcos over the past year . protest , Who was protesting and why? 6 8 +667 5 Police reported no injuries in the protest , one of dozens at San Marcos over the past year . protest , Why are the students protesting? 6 8 +668 1 A relative of a Mafia informant whose testimony has helped put hundreds of people behind bars has been shot to death in an apparent underworld vendetta , police said . relative of a Mafia informant what is their name? 1 6 +668 1 A relative of a Mafia informant whose testimony has helped put hundreds of people behind bars has been shot to death in an apparent underworld vendetta , police said . Mafia informant Who was the Mafia informant? 4 6 +668 1 A relative of a Mafia informant whose testimony has helped put hundreds of people behind bars has been shot to death in an apparent underworld vendetta , police said . relative Who was the relative of the Mafia informant? 1 2 +668 1 A relative of a Mafia informant whose testimony has helped put hundreds of people behind bars has been shot to death in an apparent underworld vendetta , police said . relative what kind of relative? 1 2 +668 1 A relative of a Mafia informant whose testimony has helped put hundreds of people behind bars has been shot to death in an apparent underworld vendetta , police said . apparent underworld vendetta , What evidence supports that it was a vendetta? 23 27 +668 1 A relative of a Mafia informant whose testimony has helped put hundreds of people behind bars has been shot to death in an apparent underworld vendetta , police said . helped put hundreds of people How did the testimony incriminate these people? 9 14 +668 2 Sebastino Lombardo , 41 , was gunned down Tuesday as he was driving home on the outskirts of Palermo . Palermo is it in italy? 18 19 +668 3 It was not immediately known how many people were involved in the attack . immediately known was it figured out? 3 5 +668 4 Lombardo was thebrother - in - law of Salvatore " Totuccio " Contorno , a Mafioso - turned - informant whose testimony helped convict 338 defendants in the Mafia trial that ended in December 1987 and was Italy ' s largest ever . Salvatore " Totuccio " Contorno , Is Salvatore \"Totuccio\" Contorno still alive? 8 14 +668 4 Lombardo was thebrother - in - law of Salvatore " Totuccio " Contorno , a Mafioso - turned - informant whose testimony helped convict 338 defendants in the Mafia trial that ended in December 1987 and was Italy ' s largest ever . Mafioso - turned - informant Why did he turn to helping the state? 15 20 +668 5 One of Contorno ' s brothers , Giuseppe , was murdered in Sicily last September . brothers , How many brothers does he has? 5 7 +668 5 One of Contorno ' s brothers , Giuseppe , was murdered in Sicily last September . murdered in Sicily Were the circumstances of his death similar? 10 13 +669 1 George Bush ' s Cabinet is emerging as nearly all male , all Republican establishment , but women and conservatives are holding their fire . nearly all male , is there a quota? 8 12 +669 1 George Bush ' s Cabinet is emerging as nearly all male , all Republican establishment , but women and conservatives are holding their fire . George Bush ' s Cabinet Why has George Bush made his cabinet predominantly of men? 0 5 +669 1 George Bush ' s Cabinet is emerging as nearly all male , all Republican establishment , but women and conservatives are holding their fire . women and conservatives are holding their fire Why are they not questioning this fact? 17 24 +669 2 Bush ' s honeymoon period is quite a contrast to eight years ago when conservatives voiced outrage over several of Ronald Reagan ' s Cabinet choices . honeymoon period how long is it? 3 5 +669 2 Bush ' s honeymoon period is quite a contrast to eight years ago when conservatives voiced outrage over several of Ronald Reagan ' s Cabinet choices . several of Ronald Reagan ' s Cabinet choices Who are the cabinet choices? 18 26 +669 2 Bush ' s honeymoon period is quite a contrast to eight years ago when conservatives voiced outrage over several of Ronald Reagan ' s Cabinet choices . Bush ' s honeymoon period How is this a honeymoon period for George Bush? 0 5 +669 3 The Reagan transition was marked by regular denunciations by conservatives of such Cabinet choices as Donald T . Regan for treasury secretary and Malcolm Baldrige for commerce secretary . denunciations Why were the choices for Donald T. Regan and Malcolm Baldrige as cabinet secretaries denounced by conservatives? 7 8 +669 4 No such outcry has greeted the Bush Cabinet although most of the choices are no more acceptable to conservatives . most of the choices Who are the people chosen? 9 13 +669 4 No such outcry has greeted the Bush Cabinet although most of the choices are no more acceptable to conservatives . outcry Why is there no outcry for Bush's cabinet choices? 2 3 +669 4 No such outcry has greeted the Bush Cabinet although most of the choices are no more acceptable to conservatives . no more acceptable to conservatives What characteristics make these appointments unacceptable? 14 19 +669 5 The only Bush Cabinet appointee to rank as a conservative hero is former Rep . Jack Kemp , the choice to head the Department of Housing and Urban Development . Jack Kemp , what are his credentials? 15 18 +669 5 The only Bush Cabinet appointee to rank as a conservative hero is former Rep . Jack Kemp , the choice to head the Department of Housing and Urban Development . as a conservative hero Why is Rep. Jack Kemp hailed as a conservative hero? 7 11 +670 1 The man who would be education president says he ' ll push certain public school reforms and provide whatever aid he can in " tough budgetary times " to districts trying to improve their schools . certain public school reforms Which public school reforms? 12 16 +670 1 The man who would be education president says he ' ll push certain public school reforms and provide whatever aid he can in " tough budgetary times " to districts trying to improve their schools . The man who would be education president Who is the man? 0 7 +670 1 The man who would be education president says he ' ll push certain public school reforms and provide whatever aid he can in " tough budgetary times " to districts trying to improve their schools . " tough budgetary times " What exactly constitutes a tough budgetary time? 23 28 +670 1 The man who would be education president says he ' ll push certain public school reforms and provide whatever aid he can in " tough budgetary times " to districts trying to improve their schools . reforms What sort of reforms specifically? 15 16 +670 1 The man who would be education president says he ' ll push certain public school reforms and provide whatever aid he can in " tough budgetary times " to districts trying to improve their schools . The man who would be education president WHO IS THIS MAN? 0 7 +670 2 " I do want to help , " President - elect Bush told educators Tuesday at a White House workshop on experiments that give parents wide freedom to select their children ' s public schools . " I do want to help , " President - elect Bush How can President-elect Bush help? 0 12 +670 2 " I do want to help , " President - elect Bush told educators Tuesday at a White House workshop on experiments that give parents wide freedom to select their children ' s public schools . experiments WHAT TYPE OF EXPERIMENTS? THIS ALMOST SOUNDS LIKE A CREEPY LABORATORY SITUATION AND WHAT HAPPENED TO THE POOR PARENTS?! 21 22 +670 3 " I do intend to provide every feasible assistance to states , to districts interested in further experimentation with choice plans and other valuable reforms , " Bush said . valuable reforms , " what are the other reforms? 23 27 +670 3 " I do intend to provide every feasible assistance to states , to districts interested in further experimentation with choice plans and other valuable reforms , " Bush said . further What experimentation is being furthered? 16 17 +670 3 " I do intend to provide every feasible assistance to states , to districts interested in further experimentation with choice plans and other valuable reforms , " Bush said . choice plans and other valuable reforms , " WHAT ARE THESE \"CHOICE PLANS\" AND \"OTHER VALUABLE REFORMS\"? 19 27 +670 4 " I will ask the Department of Education to monitor and focus continued attention on the need for future progress , and I ' ll be a spokesman and advocate for further public school improvements . " spokesman Why is this person qualified to speak on behalf of others? 27 28 +670 4 " I will ask the Department of Education to monitor and focus continued attention on the need for future progress , and I ' ll be a spokesman and advocate for further public school improvements . " future progress , FUTURE PROGRESS HOW? 18 21 +670 5 Bush said he is particularly enthusiastic about having parents and students being able to choose their public schools , calling the prevailing system of assigned schools a trap and their students " captive clients . " trap Why is the current prevailing system a trap? 27 28 +670 5 Bush said he is particularly enthusiastic about having parents and students being able to choose their public schools , calling the prevailing system of assigned schools a trap and their students " captive clients . " trap Why is it a trap? 27 28 +670 5 Bush said he is particularly enthusiastic about having parents and students being able to choose their public schools , calling the prevailing system of assigned schools a trap and their students " captive clients . " " captive clients HOW ARE THEY CAPTIVE IF THE PARENT STILL HAS THE OPTION TO HOME SCHOOL OR ENROLL IN PRIVATE SCHOOL IF THEY CAN AFFORD IT? 31 34 +671 1 A vast majority of Americans support programs to help the chronically poor , according to a survey released today by a civil rights group . vast majority Is their a statistical number? 1 3 +671 1 A vast majority of Americans support programs to help the chronically poor , according to a survey released today by a civil rights group . programs What are some of these programs? 6 7 +671 1 A vast majority of Americans support programs to help the chronically poor , according to a survey released today by a civil rights group . the chronically poor , How do people become chronically poor? 9 13 +671 1 A vast majority of Americans support programs to help the chronically poor , according to a survey released today by a civil rights group . released today by a civil rights group . Which civil rights group? 17 25 +671 1 A vast majority of Americans support programs to help the chronically poor , according to a survey released today by a civil rights group . vast majority what is the percentage? 1 3 +671 1 A vast majority of Americans support programs to help the chronically poor , according to a survey released today by a civil rights group . programs to help the chronically poor , Which programs specifically? 6 13 +671 2 The NAACP Legal Defense and Education Fund also said it found further erosion in opposition to busing to achieve school integration . found further erosion What was this erosion? 10 13 +671 2 The NAACP Legal Defense and Education Fund also said it found further erosion in opposition to busing to achieve school integration . NAACP what does that acronym stand for? 1 2 +671 2 The NAACP Legal Defense and Education Fund also said it found further erosion in opposition to busing to achieve school integration . opposition to busing Why is there opposition to busing? 14 17 +671 3 " The survey demonstrates that the public is primed for presidential action and leadership on race relations issues , " said Elaine Jones , deputy director - counsel of the fund . public is primed What specifically indicates this? 6 9 +671 3 " The survey demonstrates that the public is primed for presidential action and leadership on race relations issues , " said Elaine Jones , deputy director - counsel of the fund . presidential action and leadership What actions do they think the president should take? 10 14 +671 4 The survey found that 93 percent of whites and 95 percent of blacks favored special school programs beginning at age 8 to motivate poor youngsters to stay in school and not drop out . special school programs Where does the funding come from for these programs? 14 17 +671 4 The survey found that 93 percent of whites and 95 percent of blacks favored special school programs beginning at age 8 to motivate poor youngsters to stay in school and not drop out . special school programs What kind of special programs are these? 14 17 +671 5 Ninety percent of whites and 95 percent of blacks favored federal youth corps camps where poor young people could learn to read and write and attain other skills . could learn Why do they not learn to write and read in a regular school setting? 18 20 +671 5 Ninety percent of whites and 95 percent of blacks favored federal youth corps camps where poor young people could learn to read and write and attain other skills . learn to read and write and attain other skills What other skills? 19 28 +671 5 Ninety percent of whites and 95 percent of blacks favored federal youth corps camps where poor young people could learn to read and write and attain other skills . federal youth corps are these for kids or adults? 10 13 +672 1 Women and minorities who worked for a major Chicago bank from 1973 to 1988 will share a record $ 14 million in back pay the bank agreed to pay in settling a race and sex bias case dating to 1977 . a major Chicago bank Which major Chicago bank? 6 10 +672 1 Women and minorities who worked for a major Chicago bank from 1973 to 1988 will share a record $ 14 million in back pay the bank agreed to pay in settling a race and sex bias case dating to 1977 . sex bias case what was the case? 34 37 +672 1 Women and minorities who worked for a major Chicago bank from 1973 to 1988 will share a record $ 14 million in back pay the bank agreed to pay in settling a race and sex bias case dating to 1977 . major Chicago bank Which major Chicago bank? 7 10 +672 2 Harris Trust and Savings Bank and the Labor Department announced the settlement Tuesday , ending an 11 - year legal battle in which an administrative law judge twice ruled against the institution . 11 - year why did it take so long? 16 19 +672 2 Harris Trust and Savings Bank and the Labor Department announced the settlement Tuesday , ending an 11 - year legal battle in which an administrative law judge twice ruled against the institution . 11 - year legal battle Why was the battle so protracted? 16 21 +672 3 A Chicago group that intervened on behalf of some bank workers estimated that about 5 , 000 current and former Harris employees are eligible for a share of the settlement . 5 , 000 current would they all get equal share? 14 18 +672 3 A Chicago group that intervened on behalf of some bank workers estimated that about 5 , 000 current and former Harris employees are eligible for a share of the settlement . A Chicago group which Chicago group? 0 3 +672 3 A Chicago group that intervened on behalf of some bank workers estimated that about 5 , 000 current and former Harris employees are eligible for a share of the settlement . some bank workers Which subset of bank workers? 8 11 +672 4 Harris said it would put the money in an escrow account in another bank . escrow account what is an escrow account? 9 11 +672 4 Harris said it would put the money in an escrow account in another bank . escrow account what is an escrow account? 9 11 +672 4 Harris said it would put the money in an escrow account in another bank . another bank Why would it be put in another bank? 12 14 +673 1 Conductor Mstislav Rostropovich credits recent Soviet moves toward artistic freedom for his plan to present the world premiere of a long - suppressed musical satire written by the late composer Dmitri Shostakovich to ridicule the Stalinist regime . moves toward artistic freedom What types of moves were adopted? 6 10 +673 1 Conductor Mstislav Rostropovich credits recent Soviet moves toward artistic freedom for his plan to present the world premiere of a long - suppressed musical satire written by the late composer Dmitri Shostakovich to ridicule the Stalinist regime . musical satire What is the musical satire? 23 25 +673 1 Conductor Mstislav Rostropovich credits recent Soviet moves toward artistic freedom for his plan to present the world premiere of a long - suppressed musical satire written by the late composer Dmitri Shostakovich to ridicule the Stalinist regime . recent Soviet moves toward artistic freedom What moves toward artistic freedom? 4 10 +673 1 Conductor Mstislav Rostropovich credits recent Soviet moves toward artistic freedom for his plan to present the world premiere of a long - suppressed musical satire written by the late composer Dmitri Shostakovich to ridicule the Stalinist regime . musical satire What is the name of the musical satire that Conductor Mstislav Rostropovich wants to premiere? 23 25 +673 2 The unpublished , 15 - minute theatrical piece entitled " Rayok , " Russian for " Little Eden , " will be performed for the first time Thursday night in the Kennedy Center Concert Hall , with Rostropovich at the piano leading a cast of four bass singers and a small mixed chorus . unpublished , will it ever be published? 1 3 +673 2 The unpublished , 15 - minute theatrical piece entitled " Rayok , " Russian for " Little Eden , " will be performed for the first time Thursday night in the Kennedy Center Concert Hall , with Rostropovich at the piano leading a cast of four bass singers and a small mixed chorus . theatrical piece What kind or style of theatrical piece? 6 8 +673 4 Rostropovich , the Soviet - born music director of the National Symphony Orchestra , apparently acquired a copy of the score and libretto for " Rayok " only recently . libretto what is libretto? 22 23 +673 4 Rostropovich , the Soviet - born music director of the National Symphony Orchestra , apparently acquired a copy of the score and libretto for " Rayok " only recently . acquired How did he acquire the copy of the score and libretto? 15 16 +673 5 At a news conference Tuesday , he refused to say how or exactly when it fell into his hands . Tuesday , which year? 4 6 +673 5 At a news conference Tuesday , he refused to say how or exactly when it fell into his hands . he refused to say Why was he hesitant to give details? 6 10 +673 5 At a news conference Tuesday , he refused to say how or exactly when it fell into his hands . news conference How many people attended the news conference? 2 4 +674 1 The commission trying to find a way to eliminate the huge federal budget deficit has the go - ahead from President - elect Bush to start putting its proposals in writing . its proposals What are the proposals? 27 29 +674 1 The commission trying to find a way to eliminate the huge federal budget deficit has the go - ahead from President - elect Bush to start putting its proposals in writing . the huge federal budget deficit How big is the deficit? 9 14 +674 1 The commission trying to find a way to eliminate the huge federal budget deficit has the go - ahead from President - elect Bush to start putting its proposals in writing . The commission Who is this commission? 0 2 +674 1 The commission trying to find a way to eliminate the huge federal budget deficit has the go - ahead from President - elect Bush to start putting its proposals in writing . commission What commission is trying to find a way to eliminate the budget deficit? 1 2 +674 2 Bush sent word to the National Economic Commission that he would like to have the group ' s recommendations in hand by March 1 . the group ' s recommendations What are these recommendations? 14 19 +674 2 Bush sent word to the National Economic Commission that he would like to have the group ' s recommendations in hand by March 1 . March of which year? 22 23 +674 3 Bush ' s decision was being hailed by commission members as a sign that the president - elect planned to use the 14 - member panel ' s work in his own budget negotiations with Congress . budget negotiations What are Bush's proposed negotiations? 32 34 +674 3 Bush ' s decision was being hailed by commission members as a sign that the president - elect planned to use the 14 - member panel ' s work in his own budget negotiations with Congress . 14 - member panel ' s is that the regular size? 22 28 +674 5 Commission co - chairman Drew Lewis said the panel would be able to meet the deadline , and many panelists expressed pleasure that Bush had decided not to postpone the commission ' s report until Sept . 1 , which he had the option of doing . which he had the option of doing Why did he have this option? 39 46 +674 5 Commission co - chairman Drew Lewis said the panel would be able to meet the deadline , and many panelists expressed pleasure that Bush had decided not to postpone the commission ' s report until Sept . 1 , which he had the option of doing . many panelists expressed pleasure Which panelists expressed pleasure? 18 22 +674 5 Commission co - chairman Drew Lewis said the panel would be able to meet the deadline , and many panelists expressed pleasure that Bush had decided not to postpone the commission ' s report until Sept . 1 , which he had the option of doing . the option will he take the option? 42 44 +675 1 The chances of all of an airliner ' s engines going out may be 10 million to one , but with millions of flights each year , it still happens . still happens do they crash when it happens? 28 30 +675 1 The chances of all of an airliner ' s engines going out may be 10 million to one , but with millions of flights each year , it still happens . happens How often does it happen? 29 30 +675 3 - - In August 1987 , another 737 belonging to a European regional airline lost power in a snowstorm over Greece , but pilots restarted the engines . European regional airline Which regional airline owned this plane? 11 14 +675 3 - - In August 1987 , another 737 belonging to a European regional airline lost power in a snowstorm over Greece , but pilots restarted the engines . restarted How did they restart the engines? 24 25 +675 4 - - In May 1983 , an Eastern Airlines Lockheed L - 1011 en route from Miami to the Bahamas lost all three of its engines , but pilots managed to restart one and land safely back in Miami . managed to restart one how did they get it restarted? 29 33 +675 4 - - In May 1983 , an Eastern Airlines Lockheed L - 1011 en route from Miami to the Bahamas lost all three of its engines , but pilots managed to restart one and land safely back in Miami . lost all three of its engines , Why did all engines fail? 20 27 +675 4 - - In May 1983 , an Eastern Airlines Lockheed L - 1011 en route from Miami to the Bahamas lost all three of its engines , but pilots managed to restart one and land safely back in Miami . one Why couldn’t they restart all three engines? 32 33 +675 5 Investigators concluded that maintenance workers neglected to check that critical oil seals were in place . oil seals what are oil seals? 10 12 +676 1 Wilburt Siegel , the 73 - year - old cancer victim jailed in a dispute over a sewer hook - up , was freed Thursday after a state prison and a county jail both refused to accept him as a prisoner . sewer hook - up , what is a sewer hook up? 17 22 +676 1 Wilburt Siegel , the 73 - year - old cancer victim jailed in a dispute over a sewer hook - up , was freed Thursday after a state prison and a county jail both refused to accept him as a prisoner . refused why did they refuse him? 34 35 +676 1 Wilburt Siegel , the 73 - year - old cancer victim jailed in a dispute over a sewer hook - up , was freed Thursday after a state prison and a county jail both refused to accept him as a prisoner . dispute over a sewer hook - up , What was the dispute ? 14 22 +676 1 Wilburt Siegel , the 73 - year - old cancer victim jailed in a dispute over a sewer hook - up , was freed Thursday after a state prison and a county jail both refused to accept him as a prisoner . refused to accept him as a prisoner Why and How did the refuse to accept him? 34 41 +676 1 Wilburt Siegel , the 73 - year - old cancer victim jailed in a dispute over a sewer hook - up , was freed Thursday after a state prison and a county jail both refused to accept him as a prisoner . state prison and a county jail Why did a state prison and a county jail refuse Wilburt Siegel as a prisoner? 27 33 +676 1 Wilburt Siegel , the 73 - year - old cancer victim jailed in a dispute over a sewer hook - up , was freed Thursday after a state prison and a county jail both refused to accept him as a prisoner . refused to accept him as a prisoner . Why did they refuse to accept him? 34 42 +676 3 But he was released after state officials decided they lacked authority to imprison an inmate for civil contempt of court . lacked authority why didnt they have authority? 9 11 +676 3 But he was released after state officials decided they lacked authority to imprison an inmate for civil contempt of court . civil contempt of court What is civil contempt of court? 16 20 +676 3 But he was released after state officials decided they lacked authority to imprison an inmate for civil contempt of court . lacked authority Why did state officials lack authority to imprison someone for civil contempt of court? 9 11 +676 4 Siegel was then sent back to Charleston County , but Sheriff Al Cannon said the county jail couldn ' t house him because it is overcrowded . Charleston County , where is Charleston County? 6 9 +676 5 He also said the jail didn ' t have the medical facilities to treat Siegel , who suffers from rectal cancer . medical facilities where do inmates with cancer go normally? 10 12 +677 1 An enraged Nikita Khrushchev instructed Soviet ships to ignore President Kennedy ' s naval blockade during the Cuban missile crisis , but the order was reversed just hours before an inevitable confrontation , according to a new book . inevitable why was it inevitable? 30 31 +677 1 An enraged Nikita Khrushchev instructed Soviet ships to ignore President Kennedy ' s naval blockade during the Cuban missile crisis , but the order was reversed just hours before an inevitable confrontation , according to a new book . new book What is the name of the new book about the Cuban missile crisis? 36 38 +677 1 An enraged Nikita Khrushchev instructed Soviet ships to ignore President Kennedy ' s naval blockade during the Cuban missile crisis , but the order was reversed just hours before an inevitable confrontation , according to a new book . new book What is the new book? 36 38 +677 3 Anastas Mikoyan , then Soviet first deputy premier , was the catalyst for the reversal of Khrushchev ' s order , according to the authors . Anastas Mikoyan , what does he do now? 0 3 +677 3 Anastas Mikoyan , then Soviet first deputy premier , was the catalyst for the reversal of Khrushchev ' s order , according to the authors . Anastas Mikoyan , What did Anastas Mikoyan do that wat the catalyst for the reversal? 0 3 +677 3 Anastas Mikoyan , then Soviet first deputy premier , was the catalyst for the reversal of Khrushchev ' s order , according to the authors . catalyst How was Mikoyan the catalyst? 11 12 +677 4 Mikoyan " preempted Khrushchev ' s order to run the blockade and ordered Soviet ships to stop just short of the quarantine line , " they say . ships who said this quote? 14 15 +677 4 Mikoyan " preempted Khrushchev ' s order to run the blockade and ordered Soviet ships to stop just short of the quarantine line , " they say . quarantine line , " What is the quarantine line? 21 25 +677 5 But Blight and Welch said at a news conference Wednesday that it remains unclear whether Mikoyan reversed or circumvented the decision on his own or convinced Khrushchev of its perils . news conference What news conference? 7 9 +678 1 Skiers and operators of fashionable resorts in the Alps and Dolomites are facing a severe dry spell that has left northern Italy snowless and caused sharp losses to the multimillion - dollar ski industry . Skiers and operators of fashionable resorts How many skiers and operators have been negatively impacted by the dry spell? 0 6 +678 1 Skiers and operators of fashionable resorts in the Alps and Dolomites are facing a severe dry spell that has left northern Italy snowless and caused sharp losses to the multimillion - dollar ski industry . fashionable resorts Why are these resorts considered fashionable? 4 6 +678 1 Skiers and operators of fashionable resorts in the Alps and Dolomites are facing a severe dry spell that has left northern Italy snowless and caused sharp losses to the multimillion - dollar ski industry . severe dry spell What is causing this dry spell? 14 17 +678 1 Skiers and operators of fashionable resorts in the Alps and Dolomites are facing a severe dry spell that has left northern Italy snowless and caused sharp losses to the multimillion - dollar ski industry . sharp losses What were the losses? 25 27 +678 1 Skiers and operators of fashionable resorts in the Alps and Dolomites are facing a severe dry spell that has left northern Italy snowless and caused sharp losses to the multimillion - dollar ski industry . severe dry spell what caused the dry spell? 14 17 +678 1 Skiers and operators of fashionable resorts in the Alps and Dolomites are facing a severe dry spell that has left northern Italy snowless and caused sharp losses to the multimillion - dollar ski industry . severe dry spell How dry has the area been? 14 17 +678 2 But in the long term , the dryness may be most damaging to farmers in the plains . most damaging to farmers Why is the dry spell more damaging to farmers? 10 14 +678 2 But in the long term , the dryness may be most damaging to farmers in the plains . most damaging to farmers How does this do damage to the farmers? 10 14 +678 2 But in the long term , the dryness may be most damaging to farmers in the plains . damaging to farmers why is it more damaging to them? 11 14 +678 2 But in the long term , the dryness may be most damaging to farmers in the plains . to farmers in the plains What sort of damage will the lack of rain lead to? 12 17 +678 3 Their national association claimed this week that this year ' s harvests of wheat and barley are being jeopardized by the lack of moisture . jeopardized by the lack of moisture How has this industry mitigated this problem in the past? 18 24 +678 3 Their national association claimed this week that this year ' s harvests of wheat and barley are being jeopardized by the lack of moisture . lack of moisture What is causing this lack of moisture? 21 24 +678 3 Their national association claimed this week that this year ' s harvests of wheat and barley are being jeopardized by the lack of moisture . national association Which national association? 1 3 +678 4 It also said an expected lowering in river levels may hurt rice farming in the Po valley this spring . hurt rice farming How will this impact consumers? 10 13 +678 4 It also said an expected lowering in river levels may hurt rice farming in the Po valley this spring . hurt rice farming How will this hurt rice farming? 10 13 +678 4 It also said an expected lowering in river levels may hurt rice farming in the Po valley this spring . Po valley where is the po valley? 15 17 +679 2 Soprano Judy Kaye , who won a Tony on Broadway last year , stars in the New York Opera Repertory Theater production , and is splendid in the pivotal role of Abbie . Tony What did Judy Kaye win a Tony for? 7 8 +679 3 But the music composed by Edward Thomas doesn ' t have all the power it needs . music What is wrong with the music composed by Edward Thomas? 2 3 +679 3 But the music composed by Edward Thomas doesn ' t have all the power it needs . all the power it needs why does it not have all the power it needs? 11 16 +679 3 But the music composed by Edward Thomas doesn ' t have all the power it needs . all the power it how can it get more power? 11 15 +679 4 The opera had its first staged presentation Wednesday at the City Center . Wednesday of which year? 7 8 +679 5 Operas these days are melodic , minimalist or have a jagged vocal line that doesn ' t sound like a melody to most listeners . jagged vocal line What is a jagged vocal line? 10 13 +680 1 Chancellor Helmut Kohl says he no longer can rule out the possibility charges may be brought against West Germany companies reported to have helped Libya build a suspected chemical weapons factory . helped Libya Why were the companies helping Libya? 23 25 +680 2 West German officials have for weeks denied discovering any evidence supporting U . S . charges that West German firms helped build the plant in Rabta , 40 miles south of Tripoli . evidence What evidence does the U.S. say Germany has discovered? 9 10 +680 2 West German officials have for weeks denied discovering any evidence supporting U . S . charges that West German firms helped build the plant in Rabta , 40 miles south of Tripoli . evidence What is the evidence? 9 10 +680 3 But several West German news reports on Wednesday said West Germany companies played a major role in supplying equipment for and assisting in the construction of the plant , which Libyan leader Col . Moammar Gadhafi contends is not a chemical weapons but a pharmaceutical plant . several West German news reports Which West German networks reported? 1 6 +680 3 But several West German news reports on Wednesday said West Germany companies played a major role in supplying equipment for and assisting in the construction of the plant , which Libyan leader Col . Moammar Gadhafi contends is not a chemical weapons but a pharmaceutical plant . supplying equipment for and assisting What sort of equipment was being supplied? 17 22 +680 3 But several West German news reports on Wednesday said West Germany companies played a major role in supplying equipment for and assisting in the construction of the plant , which Libyan leader Col . Moammar Gadhafi contends is not a chemical weapons but a pharmaceutical plant . chemical weapons What kind of chemical weapons? 40 42 +680 4 Kohl told a news conference that a team of West German experts left for Washington Wednesday to discuss the U . S . allegations in more detail . Wednesday which year? 15 16 +680 5 Asked about the new accusations that West German companies were involved in the Rabta plant , he said : " All evidence will be investigated thoroughly . Rabta is that the city? 13 14 +680 5 Asked about the new accusations that West German companies were involved in the Rabta plant , he said : " All evidence will be investigated thoroughly . evidence What is the evidence? 21 22 +681 1 South Carolina is home to wealthy cotton plantations , stately antebellum mansions and a growing share of America ' s toxic wastes . antebellum what is an antebellum? 10 11 +681 1 South Carolina is home to wealthy cotton plantations , stately antebellum mansions and a growing share of America ' s toxic wastes . home Why do they call South Carolina home? 3 4 +681 1 South Carolina is home to wealthy cotton plantations , stately antebellum mansions and a growing share of America ' s toxic wastes . wealthy How did they become wealthy? 5 6 +681 1 South Carolina is home to wealthy cotton plantations , stately antebellum mansions and a growing share of America ' s toxic wastes . toxic Why South Carolina home to a growing share of toxic waste? 20 21 +681 1 South Carolina is home to wealthy cotton plantations , stately antebellum mansions and a growing share of America ' s toxic wastes . America ' s toxic wastes What is introducing toxic waste in South Carolina? 17 22 +681 2 Now , with a 10 - year - old waste landfill ' s license up for renewal , a debate is looming over the state ' s role as the nation ' s " septic tank . " landfill ' s Why do they have a landfill? 10 13 +681 2 Now , with a 10 - year - old waste landfill ' s license up for renewal , a debate is looming over the state ' s role as the nation ' s " septic tank . " renewal , How do they renew their license? 16 18 +681 2 Now , with a 10 - year - old waste landfill ' s license up for renewal , a debate is looming over the state ' s role as the nation ' s " septic tank . " debate How are they debating their role in the landfill issue? 19 20 +681 2 Now , with a 10 - year - old waste landfill ' s license up for renewal , a debate is looming over the state ' s role as the nation ' s " septic tank . " the state ' s role as the nation ' s " septic tank . " Who has referred to the state as the nation's \"septic tank\"? 23 38 +681 2 Now , with a 10 - year - old waste landfill ' s license up for renewal , a debate is looming over the state ' s role as the nation ' s " septic tank . " nation ' s " septic tank . " Why is South Carolina in particular being chosen as an area to dispose waste? 30 38 +681 3 " We have been taken advantage of , " said state Rep . Harry Hallman , who resigned in November as chairman of the Department of Health and Environmental Control to take a seat in the House of Representatives . taken advantage of , " who took advantage? 4 9 +681 3 " We have been taken advantage of , " said state Rep . Harry Hallman , who resigned in November as chairman of the Department of Health and Environmental Control to take a seat in the House of Representatives . advantage Why were they taken advantage of? 5 6 +681 3 " We have been taken advantage of , " said state Rep . Harry Hallman , who resigned in November as chairman of the Department of Health and Environmental Control to take a seat in the House of Representatives . resigned Why did Rep. Harry Hallman resign? 17 18 +681 3 " We have been taken advantage of , " said state Rep . Harry Hallman , who resigned in November as chairman of the Department of Health and Environmental Control to take a seat in the House of Representatives . Hallman , How did Rep. Hallman get elected? 14 16 +681 3 " We have been taken advantage of , " said state Rep . Harry Hallman , who resigned in November as chairman of the Department of Health and Environmental Control to take a seat in the House of Representatives . taken advantage of , " Why did the state agree to open these landfills in the first place? 4 9 +681 4 He ' s pushing legislation that would tighten state control of waste disposal . He ' s Who is he? 0 3 +681 4 He ' s pushing legislation that would tighten state control of waste disposal . pushing How is he pushing legislation? 3 4 +681 4 He ' s pushing legislation that would tighten state control of waste disposal . legislation Why is he pushing legislation to control waste disposal? 4 5 +681 4 He ' s pushing legislation that would tighten state control of waste disposal . state How are the citizens going to be affected by the increased control? 8 9 +681 5 The GSX Chemical Services Inc . landfill in Sumter County is one of two commercial hazardous waste landfills in the Southeast - - the other is in Alabama - - and is the tomb for a half - million tons of chemicals . hazardous Why is it hazardous? 15 16 +681 5 The GSX Chemical Services Inc . landfill in Sumter County is one of two commercial hazardous waste landfills in the Southeast - - the other is in Alabama - - and is the tomb for a half - million tons of chemicals . two Why are there only two commercial hazardous waste landfills in the Southeast? 13 14 +681 5 The GSX Chemical Services Inc . landfill in Sumter County is one of two commercial hazardous waste landfills in the Southeast - - the other is in Alabama - - and is the tomb for a half - million tons of chemicals . tomb Why is it considered a tomb? 33 34 +681 5 The GSX Chemical Services Inc . landfill in Sumter County is one of two commercial hazardous waste landfills in the Southeast - - the other is in Alabama - - and is the tomb for a half - million tons of chemicals . two commercial hazardous waste landfills What measures are in place to make sure the waste does not affect areas outside of the landfill? 13 18 +682 1 The long Palestinian uprising has brought bitterness to Israeli humor , and the comedian ' s opener was not meant to put his audience at ease . comedian ' s opener Which comedian was being talked about here? 13 17 +682 1 The long Palestinian uprising has brought bitterness to Israeli humor , and the comedian ' s opener was not meant to put his audience at ease . comedian ' s which comedian? 13 16 +682 2 " Soldiers in uniform get in with a discount , " Yonathan Geffen said , and after a pause : " Soldiers with clubs get in free . " clubs What is a club? 23 24 +682 2 " Soldiers in uniform get in with a discount , " Yonathan Geffen said , and after a pause : " Soldiers with clubs get in free . " clubs get a club like a weapon? 23 25 +682 4 Such a joke would have been unthinkable before the rebellion began Dec . 8 , 1987 . rebellion began Where, exactly, did the rebellion start? 9 11 +682 4 Such a joke would have been unthinkable before the rebellion began Dec . 8 , 1987 . unthinkable would there have been repercussions? 6 7 +682 5 In night clubs , theaters and galleries , artists of various kinds grapple with questions about the violence of occupation and the brutalizing effect on Israeli society of the army ' s handling of the uprising . questions about the violence of occupation What sorts of questions are being asked by those being occupied? 14 20 +682 5 In night clubs , theaters and galleries , artists of various kinds grapple with questions about the violence of occupation and the brutalizing effect on Israeli society of the army ' s handling of the uprising . In night clubs , theaters and galleries , Which night clubs, theaters and galleries? 0 8 +683 1 President Reagan took the high road in his farewell address after two recent attempts to blame some of his administration ' s most notable failures on congressional meddling or the Washington establishment . his administration ' s most notable failures What were his administration's failures? 18 25 +683 1 President Reagan took the high road in his farewell address after two recent attempts to blame some of his administration ' s most notable failures on congressional meddling or the Washington establishment . notable failures What failures did president reagan have during his presidency? 23 25 +683 1 President Reagan took the high road in his farewell address after two recent attempts to blame some of his administration ' s most notable failures on congressional meddling or the Washington establishment . most notable failures Which failures were most notable? 22 25 +683 1 President Reagan took the high road in his farewell address after two recent attempts to blame some of his administration ' s most notable failures on congressional meddling or the Washington establishment . notable failures What were Reagan's most notable failures? 23 25 +683 2 " Tonight isn ' t for arguments and I ' m going to hold my tongue , " the president said in his televised message Wednesday night . Wednesday night which year was it? 25 27 +683 2 " Tonight isn ' t for arguments and I ' m going to hold my tongue , " the president said in his televised message Wednesday night . hold my tongue , " Why did he decide to hold his tongue? 13 18 +683 3 Reagan sounded positive notes reminiscent of earlier speeches throughout his political career - - the pre - eminent position of " We the People " in the American system , the image of America as a shining " city upon a hill , " the importance of paying more attention to American history . " city upon a hill , " which city is that? 37 44 +683 3 Reagan sounded positive notes reminiscent of earlier speeches throughout his political career - - the pre - eminent position of " We the People " in the American system , the image of America as a shining " city upon a hill , " the importance of paying more attention to American history . notes What specifically in his notes did he mention? 3 4 +683 3 Reagan sounded positive notes reminiscent of earlier speeches throughout his political career - - the pre - eminent position of " We the People " in the American system , the image of America as a shining " city upon a hill , " the importance of paying more attention to American history . more attention to American history Which parts of American history? 48 53 +683 3 Reagan sounded positive notes reminiscent of earlier speeches throughout his political career - - the pre - eminent position of " We the People " in the American system , the image of America as a shining " city upon a hill , " the importance of paying more attention to American history . American history Why did he feel it was important to pay more attention to American history? 51 53 +683 4 There was no mention of the " iron triangle " of members of Congress , the news media and special interest groups who , in a speech to political appointees in Washington on Dec . 13 , Reagan claimed had prevented his administration from balancing the federal budget . claimed Why did they claim this? 38 39 +683 4 There was no mention of the " iron triangle " of members of Congress , the news media and special interest groups who , in a speech to political appointees in Washington on Dec . 13 , Reagan claimed had prevented his administration from balancing the federal budget . special interest groups Which special interest groups was he most specifically targeting? 19 22 +683 4 There was no mention of the " iron triangle " of members of Congress , the news media and special interest groups who , in a speech to political appointees in Washington on Dec . 13 , Reagan claimed had prevented his administration from balancing the federal budget . prevented How did those members prevent his administration from balancing the federal budget? 40 41 +683 5 Nor did he argue , as he did in a speech at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville Dec . 16 , that Congress had perpetuated a dangerous situation in Central America by its " on - again , off - again indecisiveness " on his program of aid to the anti - communist Contra rebels . dangerous What made the situation dangerous? 27 28 +683 5 Nor did he argue , as he did in a speech at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville Dec . 16 , that Congress had perpetuated a dangerous situation in Central America by its " on - again , off - again indecisiveness " on his program of aid to the anti - communist Contra rebels . perpetuated a dangerous situation Why did he think the situation was made dangerous because of how Congress was acting? 25 29 +683 5 Nor did he argue , as he did in a speech at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville Dec . 16 , that Congress had perpetuated a dangerous situation in Central America by its " on - again , off - again indecisiveness " on his program of aid to the anti - communist Contra rebels . dangerous situation How was the dangerous situation perpetuated? 27 29 +683 5 Nor did he argue , as he did in a speech at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville Dec . 16 , that Congress had perpetuated a dangerous situation in Central America by its " on - again , off - again indecisiveness " on his program of aid to the anti - communist Contra rebels . indecisiveness " What are some examples of indecisiveness? 42 44 +684 1 A Texas professor who helped mount President Nixon ' s unsuccessful attempt to resist a key Watergate subpoena is being considered for the post of U . S . solicitor general . A Texas professor Who is the Texas professor who helped with this? 0 3 +684 1 A Texas professor who helped mount President Nixon ' s unsuccessful attempt to resist a key Watergate subpoena is being considered for the post of U . S . solicitor general . being considered Why would someone with that background be a worthy candidate? 19 21 +684 1 A Texas professor who helped mount President Nixon ' s unsuccessful attempt to resist a key Watergate subpoena is being considered for the post of U . S . solicitor general . unsuccessful attempt to resist Why was the subpoena being resisted? 10 14 +684 2 Charles Alan Wright , 61 , a civil law expert and scholar who helped formulate the executive - privilege claim for refusing to surrender tapes of Oval Office conversations during the Watergate affair , is one of five or six candidates under consideration for the job , said a source close to the selection process . is one of five or six candidates Who are the other candidates? 34 41 +684 2 Charles Alan Wright , 61 , a civil law expert and scholar who helped formulate the executive - privilege claim for refusing to surrender tapes of Oval Office conversations during the Watergate affair , is one of five or six candidates under consideration for the job , said a source close to the selection process . one of five or six candidates Who are the other candidates? 35 41 +684 2 Charles Alan Wright , 61 , a civil law expert and scholar who helped formulate the executive - privilege claim for refusing to surrender tapes of Oval Office conversations during the Watergate affair , is one of five or six candidates under consideration for the job , said a source close to the selection process . refusing to surrender tapes How does that refusal play into our due process laws? 21 25 +684 3 Also being considered are Judge Ralph K . Winter of the 2nd U . S . of the 2nd U . S Of the 2nd U.S. what? 9 15 +684 3 Also being considered are Judge Ralph K . Winter of the 2nd U . S . 2nd U second U.S. what? 11 13 +684 3 Also being considered are Judge Ralph K . Winter of the 2nd U . S . of the 2nd U . S The 2nd U.S. what? 9 15 +684 4 Circuit Court of Appeals in New York City and Judge Kenneth Starr of the U . S . Kenneth Starr what are his credentials? 10 12 +684 4 Circuit Court of Appeals in New York City and Judge Kenneth Starr of the U . S . of the U . S I think this is a bad place to break up the sentences. U.S. what? 12 17 +684 5 Circuit Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia , said the source , who spoke on condition of anonymity . who spoke on condition of anonymity Why did he or she chose to speak on the condition of anonymity? 14 20 +684 5 Circuit Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia , said the source , who spoke on condition of anonymity . anonymity why did he choose to be anonymous? 19 20 +684 5 Circuit Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia , said the source , who spoke on condition of anonymity . who spoke on condition of anonymity Why should they be granted anonymity? 14 20 +685 1 To avoid identifying several Latin American government officials as working for the Central Intelligence Agency , the Reagan administration withheld certain documents from the trial of Lt . Col . Oliver North , The Miami Herald reported today . Col when is today? 28 29 +685 1 To avoid identifying several Latin American government officials as working for the Central Intelligence Agency , the Reagan administration withheld certain documents from the trial of Lt . Col . Oliver North , The Miami Herald reported today . Lt . Col . Oliver North , What was Lt. Col. Oliver North on trial for? 26 33 +685 2 Quoting unidentified sources close to the Iran - Contra inquiry , the newspaper says the administration feared that any discussion of the documents in court might disrupt U . S . intelligence in several countries . unidentified sources How did the newspaper get unidentified sources? 1 3 +685 3 One source said some of the withheld documents were declassified during congressional investigations of the Iran - Contra affair , but were later reclassified in an effort to limit discussion of the incidents they describe , the Herald said . Herald said what were their sources? 37 39 +685 3 One source said some of the withheld documents were declassified during congressional investigations of the Iran - Contra affair , but were later reclassified in an effort to limit discussion of the incidents they describe , the Herald said . incidents What incidents were described in the documents? 32 33 +685 4 Special prosecutor Lawrence Walsh asked that the two major charges against North be dismissed after the Reagan administration refused to allow certain documents to be used in North ' s trial . Lawrence Walsh what are his credentials? 2 4 +685 4 Special prosecutor Lawrence Walsh asked that the two major charges against North be dismissed after the Reagan administration refused to allow certain documents to be used in North ' s trial . two major charges What were the two major charges against North? 7 10 +685 4 Special prosecutor Lawrence Walsh asked that the two major charges against North be dismissed after the Reagan administration refused to allow certain documents to be used in North ' s trial . two major charges What were the two major charges against North? 7 10 +686 1 Jan Lewczenko hasn ' t mastered English yet , but he reached a pinnacle in the dwindling art of deep - cut crystal glassmaking when he cut the bowl Congress will give George Bush on Inauguration Day . mastered English why does this matter? 5 7 +686 1 Jan Lewczenko hasn ' t mastered English yet , but he reached a pinnacle in the dwindling art of deep - cut crystal glassmaking when he cut the bowl Congress will give George Bush on Inauguration Day . English Where is Jan from? 6 7 +686 1 Jan Lewczenko hasn ' t mastered English yet , but he reached a pinnacle in the dwindling art of deep - cut crystal glassmaking when he cut the bowl Congress will give George Bush on Inauguration Day . give Why is Congress giving Bush a bowl on Inauguration Day? 31 32 +686 1 Jan Lewczenko hasn ' t mastered English yet , but he reached a pinnacle in the dwindling art of deep - cut crystal glassmaking when he cut the bowl Congress will give George Bush on Inauguration Day . mastered English yet , Why hasn't he mastered English yet? 5 9 +686 1 Jan Lewczenko hasn ' t mastered English yet , but he reached a pinnacle in the dwindling art of deep - cut crystal glassmaking when he cut the bowl Congress will give George Bush on Inauguration Day . cut the bowl Why was he the one to cut the bowl for Congress? 26 29 +686 3 Lewczenko , 39 , is one of fewer than 25 master deep cutters in the country and of four on the Lenox staff . fewer than 25 why is it so rare? 7 10 +686 3 Lewczenko , 39 , is one of fewer than 25 master deep cutters in the country and of four on the Lenox staff . master deep cutters How did Lewczenko become a master deep cutter? 10 13 +686 3 Lewczenko , 39 , is one of fewer than 25 master deep cutters in the country and of four on the Lenox staff . four Why does Lenox employ such a high percentage of the master deep cutters in the country? 18 19 +686 3 Lewczenko , 39 , is one of fewer than 25 master deep cutters in the country and of four on the Lenox staff . master deep cutters Why are there so few master deep cutters in the country? 10 13 +686 4 His experience cutting difficult designs nominated him for the bowls ordered by the Joint Congressional Committee on the Inauguration , plant superintendent Randy Eshland said Friday . Friday of which year? 25 26 +686 5 Lewczenko , pronounced Lev - chenko , is not known as a talkative man . talkative why is this information added to the article? 12 13 +687 1 An automobile magazine that couldn ' t resist the trademark battle between General Motors Corp . and an Italian gun maker did a " road test " comparison of Beretta , the pistol , and Beretta , the Chevy . " road test " what is a road test? 23 27 +687 1 An automobile magazine that couldn ' t resist the trademark battle between General Motors Corp . and an Italian gun maker did a " road test " comparison of Beretta , the pistol , and Beretta , the Chevy . automobile magazine What is the name of the magazine? 1 3 +687 1 An automobile magazine that couldn ' t resist the trademark battle between General Motors Corp . and an Italian gun maker did a " road test " comparison of Beretta , the pistol , and Beretta , the Chevy . couldn ' t resist Why couldn't they resist? 4 8 +687 1 An automobile magazine that couldn ' t resist the trademark battle between General Motors Corp . and an Italian gun maker did a " road test " comparison of Beretta , the pistol , and Beretta , the Chevy . comparison How did they perform this comparison? 27 28 +687 1 An automobile magazine that couldn ' t resist the trademark battle between General Motors Corp . and an Italian gun maker did a " road test " comparison of Beretta , the pistol , and Beretta , the Chevy . An automobile magazine WHAT MAGAZINE? 0 3 +687 1 An automobile magazine that couldn ' t resist the trademark battle between General Motors Corp . and an Italian gun maker did a " road test " comparison of Beretta , the pistol , and Beretta , the Chevy . resist Why could the automobile magazine not resist the trademark battle between GM and an Italian gun maker? 7 8 +687 1 An automobile magazine that couldn ' t resist the trademark battle between General Motors Corp . and an Italian gun maker did a " road test " comparison of Beretta , the pistol , and Beretta , the Chevy . comparison How was the \"road test\" comparison carried out? 27 28 +687 1 An automobile magazine that couldn ' t resist the trademark battle between General Motors Corp . and an Italian gun maker did a " road test " comparison of Beretta , the pistol , and Beretta , the Chevy . automobile magazine Which auto magazine jumped into the fray? 1 3 +687 2 Car and Driver , its editorial tongue planted firmly in its cheek , has a story in its current issue with the headline : " We ' ve shot from the hip before , but never like this . " the hip before , is it a joke? 30 34 +687 2 Car and Driver , its editorial tongue planted firmly in its cheek , has a story in its current issue with the headline : " We ' ve shot from the hip before , but never like this . " has a story Does this story come from an insider? 13 16 +687 2 Car and Driver , its editorial tongue planted firmly in its cheek , has a story in its current issue with the headline : " We ' ve shot from the hip before , but never like this . " current issue WHAT ISSUE IS THE CURRENT ONE IN THIS ARTICLE? 18 20 +687 2 Car and Driver , its editorial tongue planted firmly in its cheek , has a story in its current issue with the headline : " We ' ve shot from the hip before , but never like this . " hip Why is Car and Driver saying they never shot from the hip like this before? 31 32 +687 3 Fabbrica d ' Armi P . Beretta SpA , the gun company , sued GM for $ 250 million in federal court in New York last July , claiming that the car infringes on the pistol ' s trademark . pistol ' s trademark are they correct? 35 39 +687 3 Fabbrica d ' Armi P . Beretta SpA , the gun company , sued GM for $ 250 million in federal court in New York last July , claiming that the car infringes on the pistol ' s trademark . sued GM Which came first, the car or the gun? 13 15 +687 3 Fabbrica d ' Armi P . Beretta SpA , the gun company , sued GM for $ 250 million in federal court in New York last July , claiming that the car infringes on the pistol ' s trademark . $ 250 million Did they win this amount? 16 19 +687 3 Fabbrica d ' Armi P . Beretta SpA , the gun company , sued GM for $ 250 million in federal court in New York last July , claiming that the car infringes on the pistol ' s trademark . pistol ' s trademark . WHAT IS THE TRADEMARK IN QUESTION? 35 40 +687 3 Fabbrica d ' Armi P . Beretta SpA , the gun company , sued GM for $ 250 million in federal court in New York last July , claiming that the car infringes on the pistol ' s trademark . infringes How does the car infringe on the pistol's trademark? 32 33 +687 4 The case is pending . The Car and Driver comparison was thought up by Editor William Jeanes , and was written by New York Contributing Editor Bruce McCall . is pending Why hasn't the case been resolved? 2 4 +687 4 The case is pending . The Car and Driver comparison was thought up by Editor William Jeanes , and was written by New York Contributing Editor Bruce McCall . pending Why is the case pending? 3 4 +687 4 The case is pending . The Car and Driver comparison was thought up by Editor William Jeanes , and was written by New York Contributing Editor Bruce McCall . Editor How is William Jeans qualified to be an editor? 14 15 +687 4 The case is pending . The Car and Driver comparison was thought up by Editor William Jeanes , and was written by New York Contributing Editor Bruce McCall . Contributing Why did Bruce McCall contribute to The Car and Driver magazine article? 24 25 +687 5 " For our test , we chose a 1989 Beretta V - 6 GTU two - door notchback coupe and a 1989 Beretta 16 - round Model 92F 9mm Parabellum , the spiffiest models in their respective lineups , " McCall wrote . spiffiest models is that subjective? 32 34 +687 5 " For our test , we chose a 1989 Beretta V - 6 GTU two - door notchback coupe and a 1989 Beretta 16 - round Model 92F 9mm Parabellum , the spiffiest models in their respective lineups , " McCall wrote . our test , What does this test determine? 2 5 +687 5 " For our test , we chose a 1989 Beretta V - 6 GTU two - door notchback coupe and a 1989 Beretta 16 - round Model 92F 9mm Parabellum , the spiffiest models in their respective lineups , " McCall wrote . the spiffiest models Does this mean the most expensive? 31 34 +687 5 " For our test , we chose a 1989 Beretta V - 6 GTU two - door notchback coupe and a 1989 Beretta 16 - round Model 92F 9mm Parabellum , the spiffiest models in their respective lineups , " McCall wrote . " For our test , WHAT IS THE TEST? 0 5 +687 5 " For our test , we chose a 1989 Beretta V - 6 GTU two - door notchback coupe and a 1989 Beretta 16 - round Model 92F 9mm Parabellum , the spiffiest models in their respective lineups , " McCall wrote . spiffiest Why are the Beretta V6 GTU and the Beretta 92F Parabellum the spiffiest models in their respective lineups? 32 33 +687 5 " For our test , we chose a 1989 Beretta V - 6 GTU two - door notchback coupe and a 1989 Beretta 16 - round Model 92F 9mm Parabellum , the spiffiest models in their respective lineups , " McCall wrote . " For our test , What specific aspects of each were tested? 0 5 +688 1 A generation ago , when this was Saigon , American officers lived and played in the Rex Hotel , a sandbagged fortress frequently silhouetted against the night sky by flares and tracer bullets . was Saigon , what is it now? 6 9 +688 1 A generation ago , when this was Saigon , American officers lived and played in the Rex Hotel , a sandbagged fortress frequently silhouetted against the night sky by flares and tracer bullets . Saigon , What is Saigon? 7 9 +688 2 Today , sedans instead of jeeps drive up to its doors , and uniformed doormen rather than military guards greet them . uniformed doormen what happened to mark the change? 13 15 +688 3 The Rex now beckons foreign businessmen and tourists , not soldiers . Rex What is the Rex? 1 2 +688 3 The Rex now beckons foreign businessmen and tourists , not soldiers . foreign businessmen do they do business at the hotel? 4 6 +688 5 Its young are attuned more to American jeans , pop music and the good life than to a war with America they never really knew . they never really knew Why did they never really know? 21 25 +689 1 Public school officials , concerned that students may be living on the streets , opened homeless shelters in two Houston schools Thursday so needy pupils can get beds , showers and a meal . students may be living on the streets , Why are students homeless? 6 14 +689 1 Public school officials , concerned that students may be living on the streets , opened homeless shelters in two Houston schools Thursday so needy pupils can get beds , showers and a meal . concerned What made them think this in the first place? 4 5 +689 1 Public school officials , concerned that students may be living on the streets , opened homeless shelters in two Houston schools Thursday so needy pupils can get beds , showers and a meal . opened How were the homeless shelters funded? 14 15 +689 1 Public school officials , concerned that students may be living on the streets , opened homeless shelters in two Houston schools Thursday so needy pupils can get beds , showers and a meal . meal How did the homeless shelter provide food? 32 33 +689 1 Public school officials , concerned that students may be living on the streets , opened homeless shelters in two Houston schools Thursday so needy pupils can get beds , showers and a meal . Houston schools Which two Houston schools did they open as homeless shelters? 19 21 +689 2 A 12 - year - old girl who had been sleeping under an abandoned house was the first of eight people to enter the shelters , officials said . 12 - year - old girl does she not have parents? 1 7 +689 2 A 12 - year - old girl who had been sleeping under an abandoned house was the first of eight people to enter the shelters , officials said . A 12 - year - old girl What about parents or caretakers? 0 7 +689 2 A 12 - year - old girl who had been sleeping under an abandoned house was the first of eight people to enter the shelters , officials said . eight people Is it only for school aged people? 19 21 +689 2 A 12 - year - old girl who had been sleeping under an abandoned house was the first of eight people to enter the shelters , officials said . under How did the 12-year-old girl manage to sleep under an abandoned house without being helped? 11 12 +689 2 A 12 - year - old girl who had been sleeping under an abandoned house was the first of eight people to enter the shelters , officials said . eight How many other people use the shelter? 19 20 +689 2 A 12 - year - old girl who had been sleeping under an abandoned house was the first of eight people to enter the shelters , officials said . 12 - year - old girl Why was the 12-year-old girl homeless? 1 7 +689 3 " We didn ' t discuss anything with the child when she came in , " said school board President Melody Ellis . didn ' t discuss anything Like when she came to school? Or when she came in for the shelter? 2 7 +689 3 " We didn ' t discuss anything with the child when she came in , " said school board President Melody Ellis . discuss Why did the school board not discuss anything with her when she came in? 5 6 +689 4 " Right now she ' s playing checkers with one of the administrators . " Right now she ' s playing checkers why does this matter? 0 8 +689 4 " Right now she ' s playing checkers with one of the administrators . checkers Why is she playing checkers? 7 8 +689 5 We just tried to give her encouragement and let her play . " give her encouragement How was she encouraged to continue? 4 7 +689 5 We just tried to give her encouragement and let her play . " let her play Where are parents or guardians? 8 11 +689 5 We just tried to give her encouragement and let her play . " give How are they giving her encouragement? 4 5 +690 1 Surviving crew members of the World War II submarine Finback are looking forward to a nostalgic reunion with George Bush , the young Navy pilot they dubbed " Ellie the Elephant " after rescuing him from the Pacific Ocean more than 44 years ago . " Ellie the Elephant " why did they name him that? 27 32 +690 1 Surviving crew members of the World War II submarine Finback are looking forward to a nostalgic reunion with George Bush , the young Navy pilot they dubbed " Ellie the Elephant " after rescuing him from the Pacific Ocean more than 44 years ago . Surviving crew members How many members are there? 0 3 +690 1 Surviving crew members of the World War II submarine Finback are looking forward to a nostalgic reunion with George Bush , the young Navy pilot they dubbed " Ellie the Elephant " after rescuing him from the Pacific Ocean more than 44 years ago . " Ellie the Elephant " Why was he dubbed Ellie the Elephant? 27 32 +690 1 Surviving crew members of the World War II submarine Finback are looking forward to a nostalgic reunion with George Bush , the young Navy pilot they dubbed " Ellie the Elephant " after rescuing him from the Pacific Ocean more than 44 years ago . Surviving crew members Who are these crew members? 0 3 +690 1 Surviving crew members of the World War II submarine Finback are looking forward to a nostalgic reunion with George Bush , the young Navy pilot they dubbed " Ellie the Elephant " after rescuing him from the Pacific Ocean more than 44 years ago . rescuing him from the Pacific Ocean What led to the President needing to be rescued? 33 39 +690 2 Don Kohler , 64 , of Rogers , Ark . , the torpedoman who helped pull a grateful Bush to safety from his orange life raft onto the Finback ' s deck , remembers offering a smile and a hearty " welcome aboard , " but recalls little else about the incident . torpedoman what is a torpedoman? 12 13 +690 2 Don Kohler , 64 , of Rogers , Ark . , the torpedoman who helped pull a grateful Bush to safety from his orange life raft onto the Finback ' s deck , remembers offering a smile and a hearty " welcome aboard , " but recalls little else about the incident . orange life raft Why was he in a life raft? 23 26 +690 2 Don Kohler , 64 , of Rogers , Ark . , the torpedoman who helped pull a grateful Bush to safety from his orange life raft onto the Finback ' s deck , remembers offering a smile and a hearty " welcome aboard , " but recalls little else about the incident . from his orange life raft How did Bush end up on the life raft? 21 26 +690 3 " At that time , he was just another downed pilot , " said Kohler , a retired Chicago businessman . businessman What kind of businessman? 19 20 +690 3 " At that time , he was just another downed pilot , " said Kohler , a retired Chicago businessman . downed pilot , " What had led to Bush's plane being shot down? 9 13 +690 4 " Nobody back then knew he ' d become president of the United States . " back then knew wasnt his family rich and powerful? 2 5 +690 5 Rescued after his plane was shot down by Japanese fire , Bush eagerly took his turn at night lookout watches and other seagoing duties , watched Betty Grable movies in the wardroom and donned earphones to listen in awe as the submarine ' s torpedoes sank two enemy ships . night lookout watches Where were these watches set up? 17 20 +690 5 Rescued after his plane was shot down by Japanese fire , Bush eagerly took his turn at night lookout watches and other seagoing duties , watched Betty Grable movies in the wardroom and donned earphones to listen in awe as the submarine ' s torpedoes sank two enemy ships . Betty Grable movies Were there other movies available? 26 29 +690 5 Rescued after his plane was shot down by Japanese fire , Bush eagerly took his turn at night lookout watches and other seagoing duties , watched Betty Grable movies in the wardroom and donned earphones to listen in awe as the submarine ' s torpedoes sank two enemy ships . seagoing duties , What are the other seagoing duties? 22 25 +690 5 Rescued after his plane was shot down by Japanese fire , Bush eagerly took his turn at night lookout watches and other seagoing duties , watched Betty Grable movies in the wardroom and donned earphones to listen in awe as the submarine ' s torpedoes sank two enemy ships . other seagoing duties , What types of duties did Bush perform? 21 25 +691 1 A 75 - year - old widow in need of money said officials tricked her out of a masterpiece for a pittance . tricked her out how did they trick her? 13 16 +691 1 A 75 - year - old widow in need of money said officials tricked her out of a masterpiece for a pittance . in need of money Why was she needing money? 7 11 +691 1 A 75 - year - old widow in need of money said officials tricked her out of a masterpiece for a pittance . officials tricked her Which officials? 12 15 +691 1 A 75 - year - old widow in need of money said officials tricked her out of a masterpiece for a pittance . widow how long has she been a widow for? 6 7 +691 2 A court agreed , giving the first round to her in one of three swindles that have shaken the French museum world . swindles what are the other two? 14 15 +691 3 Last month , the court convicted the city of Strasbourg and its Museum of Decorative Arts of fraud in the purchase from Marie - Madeleine Falbisaner of an unsigned painting attributed to Simon Vouet , court painter of King Louis XIII . fraud in the purchase How could this be fraudulent? 17 21 +691 3 Last month , the court convicted the city of Strasbourg and its Museum of Decorative Arts of fraud in the purchase from Marie - Madeleine Falbisaner of an unsigned painting attributed to Simon Vouet , court painter of King Louis XIII . convicted Who in the city was convicted? 5 6 +691 4 When the museum did not return the painting as ordered , a magistrate charged chief curator Jean - Daniel Ludmann , 51 , with " breach of trust , " for failing to do so . " breach of trust , " why is it quoted? 24 30 +691 4 When the museum did not return the painting as ordered , a magistrate charged chief curator Jean - Daniel Ludmann , 51 , with " breach of trust , " for failing to do so . Jean - Daniel Why was Jean-Daniel personally convicted? 16 19 +691 5 " My family has lived for generations in Strasbourg and I wanted the family heirloom to remain here , " Mrs . Falbisaner said in a telephone interview . a telephone interview Who was she being interviewed by? 25 28 +691 5 " My family has lived for generations in Strasbourg and I wanted the family heirloom to remain here , " Mrs . Falbisaner said in a telephone interview . telephone Who conducted the telephone interview? 26 27 +692 1 Congressmen , teachers , and Saudi princes will no longer be invited by NASA to be passengers on the space shuttle under a new policy that emphasizes completing the recovery from the Challenger accident in which two non - astronauts were killed . Congressmen , teachers , and Saudi princes Why would the exclusion only involve these groups of people? 0 7 +692 1 Congressmen , teachers , and Saudi princes will no longer be invited by NASA to be passengers on the space shuttle under a new policy that emphasizes completing the recovery from the Challenger accident in which two non - astronauts were killed . emphasizes completing the recovery What recovery is needed? 26 30 +692 1 Congressmen , teachers , and Saudi princes will no longer be invited by NASA to be passengers on the space shuttle under a new policy that emphasizes completing the recovery from the Challenger accident in which two non - astronauts were killed . killed How were they killed? 41 42 +692 1 Congressmen , teachers , and Saudi princes will no longer be invited by NASA to be passengers on the space shuttle under a new policy that emphasizes completing the recovery from the Challenger accident in which two non - astronauts were killed . two non - astronauts Which two non-astronauts were killed? 36 40 +692 1 Congressmen , teachers , and Saudi princes will no longer be invited by NASA to be passengers on the space shuttle under a new policy that emphasizes completing the recovery from the Challenger accident in which two non - astronauts were killed . under a new policy What does passengers have to do with the new policy? 21 25 +692 2 The space agency announced a new category of " space flight participants " and said , at the same time , that flight opportunities for them " are not available at this time . " announced a new category How did they come to this new group? 3 7 +692 2 The space agency announced a new category of " space flight participants " and said , at the same time , that flight opportunities for them " are not available at this time . " opportunities Does opportunities mean going up in space? 23 24 +692 2 The space agency announced a new category of " space flight participants " and said , at the same time , that flight opportunities for them " are not available at this time . " " space flight participants " Who can apply for this? 8 13 +692 2 The space agency announced a new category of " space flight participants " and said , at the same time , that flight opportunities for them " are not available at this time . " new category What is the new category of space flight participants? 5 7 +692 3 Before the Challenger exploded on liftoff Jan . 28 , 1986 , NASA had given minimum training to a senator , a member of the House of Representatives , a Saudi Arabian prince and Christa McAuliffe , the first " Teacher in Space . " training What was the training? 16 17 +692 3 Before the Challenger exploded on liftoff Jan . 28 , 1986 , NASA had given minimum training to a senator , a member of the House of Representatives , a Saudi Arabian prince and Christa McAuliffe , the first " Teacher in Space . " exploded Did these passengers die in the explosion? 3 4 +692 3 Before the Challenger exploded on liftoff Jan . 28 , 1986 , NASA had given minimum training to a senator , a member of the House of Representatives , a Saudi Arabian prince and Christa McAuliffe , the first " Teacher in Space . " senator , Who was the senator? 19 21 +692 3 Before the Challenger exploded on liftoff Jan . 28 , 1986 , NASA had given minimum training to a senator , a member of the House of Representatives , a Saudi Arabian prince and Christa McAuliffe , the first " Teacher in Space . " member of the House of Representatives , Who was the member of the House of Representatives? 22 29 +692 3 Before the Challenger exploded on liftoff Jan . 28 , 1986 , NASA had given minimum training to a senator , a member of the House of Representatives , a Saudi Arabian prince and Christa McAuliffe , the first " Teacher in Space . " Saudi Arabian prince Who was the Saudi Arabian prince? 30 33 +692 4 Mrs . McAuliffe was killed along with industrial engineer Gregory Jarvis and five astronauts . five astronauts Who were the five astronauts killed? 12 14 +692 5 " The Challenger accident marked a major change in the U . S . outlook and policies with respect to the flight of other than NASA astronauts , " the National Aeronautics and Space Administration said in the policy statement Thursday . Thursday what year was this? 40 41 +693 1 Take two boys born today . One is white . One What is the race of the other boy? 6 7 +693 1 Take two boys born today . One is white . One is white what race is the other one? 6 9 +693 1 Take two boys born today . One is white . two boys What are the names of the two boys? 1 3 +693 1 Take two boys born today . One is white . One is white Why does race matter in this case? 6 9 +693 2 The other is not . The chances are five times greater that the non - white boy eventually will become a murder victim , the FBI says . is not What is his race? 2 4 +693 2 The other is not . The chances are five times greater that the non - white boy eventually will become a murder victim , the FBI says . the FBI says Why do they say that? 24 27 +693 2 The other is not . The chances are five times greater that the non - white boy eventually will become a murder victim , the FBI says . murder victim , why does this occur? 21 24 +693 2 The other is not . The chances are five times greater that the non - white boy eventually will become a murder victim , the FBI says . boy eventually will become a murder victim , What factors are at play for this disparity? 16 24 +693 2 The other is not . The chances are five times greater that the non - white boy eventually will become a murder victim , the FBI says . non - white boy What race is the non-white boy? 13 17 +693 3 Non - white males born now face a 1 in 38 chance of ending up the victim of a killer , while the risk for white males born today is 1 in 204 , according to a statistical study released Thursday . 1 in 38 chance Why are these chances so high? 8 12 +693 3 Non - white males born now face a 1 in 38 chance of ending up the victim of a killer , while the risk for white males born today is 1 in 204 , according to a statistical study released Thursday . according to a statistical study How were these numbers reached? 34 39 +693 3 Non - white males born now face a 1 in 38 chance of ending up the victim of a killer , while the risk for white males born today is 1 in 204 , according to a statistical study released Thursday . Non - white males Why do non-white males have a higher chance of being a victim of a killer? 0 4 +693 4 The odds faced by the entire population born today are 1 out of 177 , the study found . the study found Did the study state an assumed cause? 15 18 +693 4 The odds faced by the entire population born today are 1 out of 177 , the study found . 1 out of 177 , is it really that common? 10 15 +693 4 The odds faced by the entire population born today are 1 out of 177 , the study found . faced by the entire population What part of the population did they study? 2 7 +693 5 Sharon Propheter , a statistician with the Uniform Crime Reporting program , cautioned that the predictions are based on 1987 figures and do not account for possible changes in the murder rate . cautioned Who did she caution? 12 13 +693 5 Sharon Propheter , a statistician with the Uniform Crime Reporting program , cautioned that the predictions are based on 1987 figures and do not account for possible changes in the murder rate . are based on 1987 figures Does this possibly give the thought of the figures being dated? 16 21 +694 1 Looming shortages of skilled labor can be eased by relying more on older workers , provided they receive training and their old - age benefits are protected , according to a group of Labor Department studies . Looming shortages of skilled labor Why will there be a skilled labor shortage? 0 5 +694 1 Looming shortages of skilled labor can be eased by relying more on older workers , provided they receive training and their old - age benefits are protected , according to a group of Labor Department studies . their old - age benefits What are their old age benefits? 20 25 +694 1 Looming shortages of skilled labor can be eased by relying more on older workers , provided they receive training and their old - age benefits are protected , according to a group of Labor Department studies . old - age benefits What old-age benefits should be protected? 21 25 +694 1 Looming shortages of skilled labor can be eased by relying more on older workers , provided they receive training and their old - age benefits are protected , according to a group of Labor Department studies . Looming shortages Why is a shortage in the offing? 0 2 +694 2 " Educational reform in public schools should eventually maximize the labor force of the future , but cannot immediately remedy the skills shortage of today ' s population , " Labor Secretary Ann McLaughlin said Thursday in releasing the department studies . " Educational reform What education reforms would maximize the future labor force? 0 3 +694 2 " Educational reform in public schools should eventually maximize the labor force of the future , but cannot immediately remedy the skills shortage of today ' s population , " Labor Secretary Ann McLaughlin said Thursday in releasing the department studies . skills shortage of today ' s population What is today's skill shortage? 21 28 +694 2 " Educational reform in public schools should eventually maximize the labor force of the future , but cannot immediately remedy the skills shortage of today ' s population , " Labor Secretary Ann McLaughlin said Thursday in releasing the department studies . Thursday of which year? 35 36 +694 2 " Educational reform in public schools should eventually maximize the labor force of the future , but cannot immediately remedy the skills shortage of today ' s population , " Labor Secretary Ann McLaughlin said Thursday in releasing the department studies . skills shortage Why is there a skills shortage? 21 23 +694 2 " Educational reform in public schools should eventually maximize the labor force of the future , but cannot immediately remedy the skills shortage of today ' s population , " Labor Secretary Ann McLaughlin said Thursday in releasing the department studies . the skills shortage Why is there a shortage in skills? 20 23 +694 3 " I think clearly that older workers should be tapped across the board . " older workers should be tapped Why should older workers be tapped? 5 10 +694 3 " I think clearly that older workers should be tapped across the board . " older workers Which age is specifically being targeted? 5 7 +694 4 One of the reports , the department ' s first extensive analysis of potential labor shortages , said major shortages could occur because the economy is projected to grow at 2 percent to 3 percent annually while the rate of work force growth will be just 1 percent . extensive analysis of potential labor shortages , What is the margin of error in the analysis? 10 17 +694 4 One of the reports , the department ' s first extensive analysis of potential labor shortages , said major shortages could occur because the economy is projected to grow at 2 percent to 3 percent annually while the rate of work force growth will be just 1 percent . just 1 percent What is causing the slow growth, other than lack of skills? 45 48 +694 5 The median age of workers is projected to rise from the current 36 to 39 by the end of the century , with the number of people aged 45 and over increasing from the 1986 total of 74 . 2 million to 96 . 3 million . end of the century , Which century is being referenced, the 20th or the 21st? 17 22 +694 5 The median age of workers is projected to rise from the current 36 to 39 by the end of the century , with the number of people aged 45 and over increasing from the 1986 total of 74 . 2 million to 96 . 3 million . 36 to 39 why is the age rising? 12 15 +695 1 Early in William J . Bennett ' s tenure as secretary of education , when he was still on speaking terms with the National Education Association , the teacher union asked Bennett what he would do if he had a magic wand to wave over American s chools . what he would What would William Bennett do if he had a magic wand to wave over American schools? 32 35 +695 1 Early in William J . Bennett ' s tenure as secretary of education , when he was still on speaking terms with the National Education Association , the teacher union asked Bennett what he would do if he had a magic wand to wave over American s chools . speaking terms Why is William Bennett no longer on speaking terms with the National Education Association? 19 21 +695 1 Early in William J . Bennett ' s tenure as secretary of education , when he was still on speaking terms with the National Education Association , the teacher union asked Bennett what he would do if he had a magic wand to wave over American s chools . speaking Why aren't them on speaking turns? 19 20 +695 1 Early in William J . Bennett ' s tenure as secretary of education , when he was still on speaking terms with the National Education Association , the teacher union asked Bennett what he would do if he had a magic wand to wave over American s chools . when he was still on speaking terms Why wasn't William J. Bennett not on speaking terms with the National Education Association? 14 21 +695 2 " No drugs - - none , zero , out , gone , disappear , " replied the blunt - spoken educator . drugs What do you mean by no drugs? 2 3 +695 2 " No drugs - - none , zero , out , gone , disappear , " replied the blunt - spoken educator . none , zero , out , gone , he really hates drugs? 5 13 +695 4 During his 3 years in the Reagan Cabinet , the conservative and combative Bennett often spoke out about the drug " plague " and chafed at what he felt was an inadequate effort by the Reagan team to combat the problem . " plague " What do you mean by that? 20 23 +695 4 During his 3 years in the Reagan Cabinet , the conservative and combative Bennett often spoke out about the drug " plague " and chafed at what he felt was an inadequate effort by the Reagan team to combat the problem . inadequate effort by the Reagan Why did he feel that Reagan's effort was inadequate? 31 36 +695 5 Now , as President - elect Bush ' s choice to be the nation ' s first drug czar , it will fall on the shoulders of the burly former college football lineman to find a way to win that war . drug czar , What is a drug czar? 17 20 +696 1 The House voted to boost the federal minimum wage for the first time since early 1981 , casting a solid 382 - 37 vote for a compromise measure backed by President Bush . 382 - 37 vote How were they able to achieve bi-partisan support for the bill? 20 24 +696 1 The House voted to boost the federal minimum wage for the first time since early 1981 , casting a solid 382 - 37 vote for a compromise measure backed by President Bush . compromise measure What was the original measure's wage rate? 26 28 +696 1 The House voted to boost the federal minimum wage for the first time since early 1981 , casting a solid 382 - 37 vote for a compromise measure backed by President Bush . compromise measure What things were ceded by which side to reach the compromise? 26 28 +696 2 The vote came after a debate replete with complaints from both proponents and critics of a substantial increase in the wage floor . debate replete what is a replete? 5 7 +696 2 The vote came after a debate replete with complaints from both proponents and critics of a substantial increase in the wage floor . both proponents and critics How did the bill pass with so many critiques on both sides? 10 14 +696 2 The vote came after a debate replete with complaints from both proponents and critics of a substantial increase in the wage floor . complaints from both What were the strongest arguments for and against? 8 11 +696 3 Advocates said the 90 - cent - an - hour rise , to $ 4 . 25 an hour by April 1991 , is too small for the working poor , while opponents argued that the increase will still hurt small business and cost many thousands of jobs . working poor , What analysis was conducted to verify this? 28 31 +696 4 But the legislation reflected a compromise agreed to on Tuesday by President Bush and Democratic leaders in Congress , after congressional Republicans urged the White House to bend a bit from its previous resistance to compromise . resistance to compromise will they acquiesce? 33 36 +696 4 But the legislation reflected a compromise agreed to on Tuesday by President Bush and Democratic leaders in Congress , after congressional Republicans urged the White House to bend a bit from its previous resistance to compromise . urged the White House to bend Why was the White House urged to bend? 22 28 +696 4 But the legislation reflected a compromise agreed to on Tuesday by President Bush and Democratic leaders in Congress , after congressional Republicans urged the White House to bend a bit from its previous resistance to compromise . previous resistance to compromise Why did Bush resist it more, relative to the rest of the Republican party? 32 36 +696 5 So both sides accepted the compromise , which would lead to the first lifting of the minimum wage since a four - year law was enacted in 1977 , raising the wage to $ 3 . 35 an hour from $ 2 . 65 . $ 3 . 35 an hour from $ 2 what is minimum wage currently? 33 42 +697 1 Program traders are fond of predicting that if they are blocked in the U . S . , they will simply emigrate to foreign stock markets . Program traders What is a program traders? 0 2 +697 1 Program traders are fond of predicting that if they are blocked in the U . S . , they will simply emigrate to foreign stock markets . Program traders what are program traders? 0 2 +697 1 Program traders are fond of predicting that if they are blocked in the U . S . , they will simply emigrate to foreign stock markets . Program traders Which program traders? 0 2 +697 1 Program traders are fond of predicting that if they are blocked in the U . S . , they will simply emigrate to foreign stock markets . blocked How are they blocked? 10 11 +697 1 Program traders are fond of predicting that if they are blocked in the U . S . , they will simply emigrate to foreign stock markets . Program traders What are program traders? 0 2 +697 1 Program traders are fond of predicting that if they are blocked in the U . S . , they will simply emigrate to foreign stock markets . blocked in the U . S What are Program Traders and why would they be blocked ithe US? 10 16 +697 2 But in London and Tokyo , where computer - driven trading now plays a small but growing role , traders say a number of hurdles loom . small but growing role , How much of the trading volume is automated? 14 19 +697 2 But in London and Tokyo , where computer - driven trading now plays a small but growing role , traders say a number of hurdles loom . hurdles loom what are the hurdles? 24 26 +697 2 But in London and Tokyo , where computer - driven trading now plays a small but growing role , traders say a number of hurdles loom . growing How much role growth? 16 17 +697 2 But in London and Tokyo , where computer - driven trading now plays a small but growing role , traders say a number of hurdles loom . number How many hurdles? 22 23 +697 2 But in London and Tokyo , where computer - driven trading now plays a small but growing role , traders say a number of hurdles loom . hurdles What are the hurdles in London and Tokyo? 24 25 +697 2 But in London and Tokyo , where computer - driven trading now plays a small but growing role , traders say a number of hurdles loom . number of hurdles loom What hurdles? 22 26 +697 3 Government officials , especially in Japan , probably would resist any onslaught of program trading by players trying to shrug off the U . S . furor over their activities and marching abroad with their business . especially in Japan , why in japan? 3 7 +697 3 Government officials , especially in Japan , probably would resist any onslaught of program trading by players trying to shrug off the U . S . furor over their activities and marching abroad with their business . Government officials , Which government officials? 0 3 +697 4 Japan is " very concerned " about the possible effects of program trading , a senior Japanese official said after the Oct . 13 stock plunge in New York . possible effects of program trading , What are the effect of program trading? 8 14 +697 4 Japan is " very concerned " about the possible effects of program trading , a senior Japanese official said after the Oct . 13 stock plunge in New York . a senior Japanese official What is the name of the official? 14 18 +697 4 Japan is " very concerned " about the possible effects of program trading , a senior Japanese official said after the Oct . 13 stock plunge in New York . senior Japanese official Who is the senior Japanese official? 15 18 +697 5 U . S . stock - index futures aren ' t even traded in Japan now . U . S . stock - index futures Why aren't U.S. stock-index futures traded in Japan? 0 8 +698 1 In reference to your Oct . 9 page - one article " Barbara Bush Earns Even Higher Ratings Than the President , " it is regrettable that you must continually define blacks by our negatives : " Among liberals , 60 % have positive views of her , while 50 % approve of the president ' s job performance . your Who does it mean by 'your'? 3 4 +698 1 In reference to your Oct . 9 page - one article " Barbara Bush Earns Even Higher Ratings Than the President , " it is regrettable that you must continually define blacks by our negatives : " Among liberals , 60 % have positive views of her , while 50 % approve of the president ' s job performance . define blacks by our negatives : What did it say about blacks? 30 36 +698 2 In part , this may reflect the fact that ` she speaks a more progressive language ' than her husband , as Columbia ' s Prof . { Ethel } Klein puts it . progressive How does Barbara Bush have more progressive language than her husband? 14 15 +698 3 Among professionals , 76 % have a favorable opinion of her , compared to 62 % who approve of her husband ' s performance . professionals , Professionals of what? Define better who this means. 1 3 +699 1 Your Oct . 6 article " Japan ' s Financial Firms Lure Science Graduates " states , " Industrial companies are accusing financial institutions of jeopardizing Japan ' s economy by raising the salary stakes for new employees . " The Japanese industrial companies should know better . Oct . 6 of which year? 1 4 +699 1 Your Oct . 6 article " Japan ' s Financial Firms Lure Science Graduates " states , " Industrial companies are accusing financial institutions of jeopardizing Japan ' s economy by raising the salary stakes for new employees . " The Japanese industrial companies should know better . raising the salary stakes for new employees What is meant by raising the salary stakes for new employees? 31 38 +699 2 They are barking up the wrong tree , because it is basically their fault they can ' t attract new employees . it is basically their fault Why is this the case? 9 14 +699 2 They are barking up the wrong tree , because it is basically their fault they can ' t attract new employees . it is basically their fault Why is it basically industrial companies fault they can't attract new employees? 9 14 +699 3 Takuma Yamamoto , president of Fujitsu Ltd . , believes " the ` money worship ' among young people . . . caused the problem . " He is just passing the buck to young people . ` money worship ' among young people Why does he feel this way? 12 19 +699 3 Takuma Yamamoto , president of Fujitsu Ltd . , believes " the ` money worship ' among young people . . . caused the problem . " He is just passing the buck to young people . " the ` money worship ' among young people What is the 'money worship' among young people? 10 19 +699 4 What ' s wrong with asking for more money ? asking for more money ? yes what is wrong with that? 5 10 +699 4 What ' s wrong with asking for more money ? asking for more money ? Who's asking for more money? 5 10 +700 1 It was Richard Nixon ' s first visit to China in 1972 that set in motion the historic rapprochement between Beijing and Washington . rapprochement What does rapprochement mean? 18 19 +700 1 It was Richard Nixon ' s first visit to China in 1972 that set in motion the historic rapprochement between Beijing and Washington . rapprochement definition of this word? 18 19 +700 1 It was Richard Nixon ' s first visit to China in 1972 that set in motion the historic rapprochement between Beijing and Washington . Richard Nixon ' s first visit to China Why did it set in motion the historic rapprochement between Beijing and Washington. 2 10 +700 2 But the former U . S . president ' s sixth visit to China , during which he spoke at length with Chinese leaders , was nowhere near as successful at easing strains that have recently afflicted the Sino - U . S . relationship . strains What has caused the strain in Sino-U.S. relationships? 32 33 +700 2 But the former U . S . president ' s sixth visit to China , during which he spoke at length with Chinese leaders , was nowhere near as successful at easing strains that have recently afflicted the Sino - U . S . relationship . Sino - U . S what is sino? 38 43 +700 2 But the former U . S . president ' s sixth visit to China , during which he spoke at length with Chinese leaders , was nowhere near as successful at easing strains that have recently afflicted the Sino - U . S . relationship . he spoke at length with Chinese leaders , Which Chinese leaders? 17 25 +700 2 But the former U . S . president ' s sixth visit to China , during which he spoke at length with Chinese leaders , was nowhere near as successful at easing strains that have recently afflicted the Sino - U . S . relationship . nowhere near as successful Why weren't Richard Nixon's Visit not successful with chinese leaders? 26 30 +700 3 Mr . Nixon , the most prominent American to come to China since Beijing ' s bloody suppression of pro - democracy demonstrators in June , harped on international outrage over the massacre . international outrage over Why was there international outrage over the incident? 28 31 +700 4 The Chinese , in turn , took aim at American " interference " in China ' s domestic affairs . " interference " How has America interfered in China's domestic affairs? 10 13 +700 4 The Chinese , in turn , took aim at American " interference " in China ' s domestic affairs . " interference " why is it quoted? 10 13 +700 4 The Chinese , in turn , took aim at American " interference " in China ' s domestic affairs . took aim at American " interference " Why did the Chinese take turn at American interference. 6 13 +700 5 One official newspaper , Legal Daily , even directly criticized Mr . Nixon , who is normally referred to here as an " old friend . " The paper accused him of being a leading proponent of " peaceful evolution , " a catch phrase to describe what China believes is the policy of Western countries to seduce socialist nations into the capitalist sphere . believes Why did China believe the policy of western countries? 49 50 +701 1 Troubled NBI Inc . said it fired more than half its work force and is discontinuing its hardware business to focus on its software and service operations . Troubled why are they in trouble? 0 1 +701 1 Troubled NBI Inc . said it fired more than half its work force and is discontinuing its hardware business to focus on its software and service operations . discontinuing its hardware business Why is NBI discontinuing its hardware business? 15 19 +701 1 Troubled NBI Inc . said it fired more than half its work force and is discontinuing its hardware business to focus on its software and service operations . fired more than half its work force Why would NBI Inc. not need 50% of its work force to focus on software? 6 13 +701 2 The ailing company , which has reported net losses for 16 consecutive quarters , said it won ' t manufacture network computer systems any more and will greatly reduce its costly direct sales force . 16 consecutive quarters , four years straight? 10 14 +701 2 The ailing company , which has reported net losses for 16 consecutive quarters , said it won ' t manufacture network computer systems any more and will greatly reduce its costly direct sales force . 16 consecutive quarters , How is this company still functioning with this many consecutive losses? 10 14 +701 3 Altogether , NBI said it will eliminate 266 jobs at its Boulder headquarters , 176 field sales jobs and 50 jobs at its Canadian and United Kingdom headquarters . United Kingdom is it in london? 25 27 +701 3 Altogether , NBI said it will eliminate 266 jobs at its Boulder headquarters , 176 field sales jobs and 50 jobs at its Canadian and United Kingdom headquarters . 176 field sales jobs Why does this company not still need a sales force for software? 14 18 +701 3 Altogether , NBI said it will eliminate 266 jobs at its Boulder headquarters , 176 field sales jobs and 50 jobs at its Canadian and United Kingdom headquarters . 50 how many in canada vs the UK? 19 20 +701 4 The company ' s work force will fall to about 400 people . work force will fall to about 400 people Why do they think this will better their ROI with such a losing track record? 4 12 +701 5 Stephen G . Jerritts , president and chief executive officer , said customers weren ' t willing to commit to an expensive NBI hardware systems because of the company ' s financial troubles . Stephen G . Jerritts , president How has this man not stepped down as CEO? 0 6 +702 1 Your Oct . 13 page - one story on the renewed plight of Western Union says that Western Union had lost its chance to be in the telephone business by turning down Alexander Graham Bell ' s offer to it of his invention , because it supposedly felt that voice communication would never replace the telegraph . Oct . 13 in which year? 1 4 +702 1 Your Oct . 13 page - one story on the renewed plight of Western Union says that Western Union had lost its chance to be in the telephone business by turning down Alexander Graham Bell ' s offer to it of his invention , because it supposedly felt that voice communication would never replace the telegraph . the renewed plight of Western Union When was this story published? 9 15 +702 2 Such is hardly the case . hardly the case what is usually the case? 2 5 +702 2 Such is hardly the case . the case What is the case? 3 5 +702 5 Western Union indeed wanted to get into the telephone business . telephone business were they able to enter the business? 8 10 +703 1 The Chicago Mercantile Exchange said it plans to institute an additional " circuit breaker " aimed at stemming market slides . " circuit breaker " what does that mean? 11 15 +703 1 The Chicago Mercantile Exchange said it plans to institute an additional " circuit breaker " aimed at stemming market slides . " circuit breaker " What is the \"circuit breaker\"? 11 15 +703 1 The Chicago Mercantile Exchange said it plans to institute an additional " circuit breaker " aimed at stemming market slides . " circuit breaker " What is the circuit breaker or what kind of circuit breaker? 11 15 +703 2 Separately , John Phelan told a closed House subcommittee meeting in Washington that he would support Securities and Exchange Commission halts of program trading during market emergencies . House subcommittee meeting Why was the house subcommittee meeting? 7 10 +703 2 Separately , John Phelan told a closed House subcommittee meeting in Washington that he would support Securities and Exchange Commission halts of program trading during market emergencies . John Phelan Who is John Phelan? 2 4 +703 3 But the New York Stock Exchange chairman said he doesn ' t support reinstating a " collar " on program trading , arguing that firms could get around such a limit . around such how would they get around it? 27 29 +703 3 But the New York Stock Exchange chairman said he doesn ' t support reinstating a " collar " on program trading , arguing that firms could get around such a limit . " collar " on program trading , What is a \"collar\" on program trading? 15 22 +703 3 But the New York Stock Exchange chairman said he doesn ' t support reinstating a " collar " on program trading , arguing that firms could get around such a limit . " collar " What is a \"collar\"? 15 18 +703 3 But the New York Stock Exchange chairman said he doesn ' t support reinstating a " collar " on program trading , arguing that firms could get around such a limit . " collar " How does a collar work? 15 18 +703 4 The Chicago Merc said a new one - hour price limit would take effect in its Standard & Poor ' s 500 stock - index futures pit once S & P 500 futures fell 20 index points - - the equivalent of about a 150 - point drop in the Dow Jones Industrial Average . one - hour price limit What is an one-hour price limit? 6 11 +703 5 If the 20 - point limit is triggered after 1 : 30 p . m . Chicago time , it would remain in effect until the normal close of trading at 3 : 15 p . m . trading at 3 : 15 why does it remain in effect? 29 34 +704 1 While worry grows about big Japanese investments in the U . S . , Japan ' s big trading companies are rapidly increasing their stake in America ' s smaller business . America ' s smaller business . Which of America's smaller businesses? 26 32 +704 1 While worry grows about big Japanese investments in the U . S . , Japan ' s big trading companies are rapidly increasing their stake in America ' s smaller business . big Japanese investments are we concerned about them doing this? 4 7 +704 1 While worry grows about big Japanese investments in the U . S . , Japan ' s big trading companies are rapidly increasing their stake in America ' s smaller business . big Japanese investments in the U . S What type of large investments were being made in the US at this time? 4 12 +704 1 While worry grows about big Japanese investments in the U . S . , Japan ' s big trading companies are rapidly increasing their stake in America ' s smaller business . investments Why are people worried about these investments? 6 7 +704 1 While worry grows about big Japanese investments in the U . S . , Japan ' s big trading companies are rapidly increasing their stake in America ' s smaller business . rapidly How rapidly is their stake growing? 21 22 +704 1 While worry grows about big Japanese investments in the U . S . , Japan ' s big trading companies are rapidly increasing their stake in America ' s smaller business . business Which busineses are affected? 30 31 +704 1 While worry grows about big Japanese investments in the U . S . , Japan ' s big trading companies are rapidly increasing their stake in America ' s smaller business . worry grows about big Japanese investments Why is the US worried about Japanese investments? 1 7 +704 2 For Japan , the controversial trend improves access to American markets and technology . American markets and technology The technology was in which sectors? 9 13 +704 2 For Japan , the controversial trend improves access to American markets and technology . controversial Why is it controversial? 4 5 +704 2 For Japan , the controversial trend improves access to American markets and technology . controversial trend Why is this controversial? 4 6 +704 3 But for small American companies , it also provides a growing source of capital and even marketing help . source of capital because they are investing in our country? 11 14 +704 3 But for small American companies , it also provides a growing source of capital and even marketing help . marketing help . What sort of marketing help will the capital injection give? 16 19 +704 3 But for small American companies , it also provides a growing source of capital and even marketing help . source of capital and even marketing help How does it provide capital and marketing help? 11 18 +704 4 Take the deal with Candela Laser Corp . , a Wayland , Mass . , manufacturer of high - tech medical devices , which three years ago set its sights on Japan as an export market . high - tech medical devices , What sort of medical devices are created by this company? 17 23 +704 4 Take the deal with Candela Laser Corp . , a Wayland , Mass . , manufacturer of high - tech medical devices , which three years ago set its sights on Japan as an export market . deal What are the details of the deal? 2 3 +704 4 Take the deal with Candela Laser Corp . , a Wayland , Mass . , manufacturer of high - tech medical devices , which three years ago set its sights on Japan as an export market . devices , What kind of devices are these? 21 23 +704 4 Take the deal with Candela Laser Corp . , a Wayland , Mass . , manufacturer of high - tech medical devices , which three years ago set its sights on Japan as an export market . set its sights on Japan as an export market Why did they want to move into the Japanese market? 27 36 +704 5 Partly to help clear the myriad obstacles facing any overseas company trying to penetrate Japan , tiny Candela turned to Mitsui & Co . , one of Japan ' s largest trading companies , for investment . myriad how many are there exactly? 5 6 +704 5 Partly to help clear the myriad obstacles facing any overseas company trying to penetrate Japan , tiny Candela turned to Mitsui & Co . , one of Japan ' s largest trading companies , for investment . myriad obstacles What type of obstacles do US companies face? 5 7 +704 5 Partly to help clear the myriad obstacles facing any overseas company trying to penetrate Japan , tiny Candela turned to Mitsui & Co . , one of Japan ' s largest trading companies , for investment . obstacles What are these obstacles? 6 7 +704 5 Partly to help clear the myriad obstacles facing any overseas company trying to penetrate Japan , tiny Candela turned to Mitsui & Co . , one of Japan ' s largest trading companies , for investment . myriad obstacles How difficult were these obstacles? 5 7 +705 1 Criticism in the U . S . over recent Japanese acquisitions is looming ever larger in the two countries ' relations . Japanese acquisitions what is being acquired? 9 11 +705 1 Criticism in the U . S . over recent Japanese acquisitions is looming ever larger in the two countries ' relations . acquisitions What are these acquisitions and what are they affecting the countries’ relations? 10 11 +705 1 Criticism in the U . S . over recent Japanese acquisitions is looming ever larger in the two countries ' relations . Japanese acquisitions Which acquisitions? 9 11 +705 1 Criticism in the U . S . over recent Japanese acquisitions is looming ever larger in the two countries ' relations . Criticism Who is criticising? 0 1 +705 1 Criticism in the U . S . over recent Japanese acquisitions is looming ever larger in the two countries ' relations . Japanese acquisitions What were the Japanese acquisitions? 9 11 +705 1 Criticism in the U . S . over recent Japanese acquisitions is looming ever larger in the two countries ' relations . Criticism What is the criticism over the Japanese acquisitions? 0 1 +705 2 Officials from both nations say the U . S . public ' s skittishness about Japanese investment could color a second round of bilateral economic talks scheduled for next week in Washington . skittishness why are they skittish? 13 14 +705 2 Officials from both nations say the U . S . public ' s skittishness about Japanese investment could color a second round of bilateral economic talks scheduled for next week in Washington . skittishness Why is the US skittish about Japanese investment? 13 14 +705 2 Officials from both nations say the U . S . public ' s skittishness about Japanese investment could color a second round of bilateral economic talks scheduled for next week in Washington . skittishness Why is the U.S. public skittish? 13 14 +705 2 Officials from both nations say the U . S . public ' s skittishness about Japanese investment could color a second round of bilateral economic talks scheduled for next week in Washington . Officials Who are the officials from both nations? 0 1 +705 4 Where they disagree is on the subject of U . S . direct investment in Japan . disagree Why do they disagree on US direct investment in Japan? 2 3 +705 4 Where they disagree is on the subject of U . S . direct investment in Japan . U . S . direct investment What types of investments? 8 14 +705 4 Where they disagree is on the subject of U . S . direct investment in Japan . U . S . direct investment What is the disagreement about U.S. direct investment in Japan? 8 14 +705 5 The U . S . wants the removal of what it perceives as barriers to investment ; Japan denies there are real barriers . barriers What are the barriers? 13 14 +705 5 The U . S . wants the removal of what it perceives as barriers to investment ; Japan denies there are real barriers . denies why do they deny it? 18 19 +705 5 The U . S . wants the removal of what it perceives as barriers to investment ; Japan denies there are real barriers . barriers to investment ; What are the barriers? 13 17 +705 5 The U . S . wants the removal of what it perceives as barriers to investment ; Japan denies there are real barriers . barriers to investment ; What are the barriers to investment in Japan? 13 17 +706 1 Investor Harold Simmons and NL Industries Inc . offered to acquire Georgia Gulf Corp . for $ 50 a share , or about $ 1 . 1 billion , stepping up the pressure on the commodity chemicals concern . commodity chemicals concern What are the concerns of commodity chemicals? 35 38 +706 1 Investor Harold Simmons and NL Industries Inc . offered to acquire Georgia Gulf Corp . for $ 50 a share , or about $ 1 . 1 billion , stepping up the pressure on the commodity chemicals concern . commodity chemicals concern Why is there concern over these companies? 35 38 +706 1 Investor Harold Simmons and NL Industries Inc . offered to acquire Georgia Gulf Corp . for $ 50 a share , or about $ 1 . 1 billion , stepping up the pressure on the commodity chemicals concern . the commodity chemicals concern What concerns have been brought up about commodity chemicals? 34 38 +706 1 Investor Harold Simmons and NL Industries Inc . offered to acquire Georgia Gulf Corp . for $ 50 a share , or about $ 1 . 1 billion , stepping up the pressure on the commodity chemicals concern . stepping up the pressure How does the offer of buying Georgia Gulf Corp. shares increase the pressure about company chemical concerns? 29 33 +706 2 The offer follows an earlier proposal by NL and Mr . Simmons to help Georgia Gulf restructure or go private in a transaction that would pay shareholders $ 55 a share . Georgia Gulf where is that? 14 16 +706 2 The offer follows an earlier proposal by NL and Mr . Simmons to help Georgia Gulf restructure or go private in a transaction that would pay shareholders $ 55 a share . Georgia Gulf restructure Why does the Georgia Gulf need to restructure? 14 17 +706 2 The offer follows an earlier proposal by NL and Mr . Simmons to help Georgia Gulf restructure or go private in a transaction that would pay shareholders $ 55 a share . $ 55 a share What is the current value of the shares? 27 31 +706 2 The offer follows an earlier proposal by NL and Mr . Simmons to help Georgia Gulf restructure or go private in a transaction that would pay shareholders $ 55 a share . The offer follows an earlier proposal How did Georgia Gulf Corp. respond to this earlier offer? 0 6 +706 2 The offer follows an earlier proposal by NL and Mr . Simmons to help Georgia Gulf restructure or go private in a transaction that would pay shareholders $ 55 a share . that would pay shareholders $ 55 a share Why has the follow-up proposal decreased in dollar amount? 23 31 +706 3 Georgia Gulf rebuffed that offer in September and said it would study other alternatives . rebuffed why did they rebuff? 2 3 +706 3 Georgia Gulf rebuffed that offer in September and said it would study other alternatives . study other alternatives What alternatives? 11 14 +706 3 Georgia Gulf rebuffed that offer in September and said it would study other alternatives . other alternatives What other alternatives is Georgia Gulf studying? 12 14 +706 3 Georgia Gulf rebuffed that offer in September and said it would study other alternatives . it would study other alternatives What were these other alternatives? 9 14 +706 4 However , it hasn ' t yet made any proposals to shareholders . shareholders What influence do shareholders have on the study of alternatives to increasing the value of their shares? 11 12 +706 4 However , it hasn ' t yet made any proposals to shareholders . it hasn ' t yet made any proposals to shareholders Would this imply that Georgia Gulf Corp. has been attempting to handle the commodity chemical concerns on its own? 2 12 +706 5 Late yesterday , Georgia Gulf said it reviewed the NL proposal as well as interests from " third parties " regarding business combinations . " third parties " which parties? 16 20 +706 5 Late yesterday , Georgia Gulf said it reviewed the NL proposal as well as interests from " third parties " regarding business combinations . " third parties " What third parties have shown interest regarding business combinations? 16 20 +706 5 Late yesterday , Georgia Gulf said it reviewed the NL proposal as well as interests from " third parties " regarding business combinations . " third parties " regarding business combinations How does it plan to make a decision? 16 23 +706 5 Late yesterday , Georgia Gulf said it reviewed the NL proposal as well as interests from " third parties " regarding business combinations . interests from " third parties " Who are these third parties? 14 20 +707 1 Investors took advantage of Tuesday ' s stock rally to book some profits yesterday , leaving stocks up fractionally . fractionally fractionally means a small percent? 18 19 +707 1 Investors took advantage of Tuesday ' s stock rally to book some profits yesterday , leaving stocks up fractionally . stock rally WHAT IS A STOCK RALLY? 7 9 +707 1 Investors took advantage of Tuesday ' s stock rally to book some profits yesterday , leaving stocks up fractionally . stock rally Why was there a stock rally? 7 9 +707 1 Investors took advantage of Tuesday ' s stock rally to book some profits yesterday , leaving stocks up fractionally . Investors Who are the investors? 0 1 +707 2 Bond prices and the dollar both gained modestly . both gained do we know why? 5 7 +707 2 Bond prices and the dollar both gained modestly . Bond WHAT TYPES OF BONDS? 0 1 +707 3 The Dow Jones Industrial Average finished less than a point higher to close at 2645 . 90 in moderate trading . moderate trading what is moderate training? 18 20 +707 3 The Dow Jones Industrial Average finished less than a point higher to close at 2645 . 90 in moderate trading . moderate trading IS THIS A GOOD THING OR A BAD THING? 18 20 +707 4 But advancing issues on the New York Stock Exchange were tidily ahead of declining stocks , 847 to 644 . issues WHAT ISSUES ARE HAPPENING? 2 3 +707 4 But advancing issues on the New York Stock Exchange were tidily ahead of declining stocks , 847 to 644 . advancing issues What are advancing issues? 1 3 +707 4 But advancing issues on the New York Stock Exchange were tidily ahead of declining stocks , 847 to 644 . advancing issues What caused these issues? 1 3 +707 5 Long - term bond prices rose despite prospects of a huge new supply of Treasury debt this month . huge new supply of Treasury debt HOW IS DEBT CONSIDERED SUPPLY? WOULDN'T MORE DEBT DRIVE BOND PRICES UP? 10 16 +708 1 The Treasury said it plans to sell $ 30 billion in notes and bonds next week , but said the auctions will be postponed unless Congress acts quickly to lift the federal debt ceiling . $ 30 billion Is that a lot? 7 10 +708 1 The Treasury said it plans to sell $ 30 billion in notes and bonds next week , but said the auctions will be postponed unless Congress acts quickly to lift the federal debt ceiling . Congress acts quickly When was this sentence written? 25 28 +708 1 The Treasury said it plans to sell $ 30 billion in notes and bonds next week , but said the auctions will be postponed unless Congress acts quickly to lift the federal debt ceiling . federal debt ceiling What does the debt ceiling need to be raised to? 31 34 +708 1 The Treasury said it plans to sell $ 30 billion in notes and bonds next week , but said the auctions will be postponed unless Congress acts quickly to lift the federal debt ceiling . auctions will be postponed When will they be postponed until? 20 24 +708 2 Michael Basham , deputy assistant secretary for federal finance , said the Treasury may wait until late Monday or even early Tuesday to announce whether the autions are to be rescheduled . deputy assistant secretary for federal finance , Does the executive branch hire him? 3 10 +708 2 Michael Basham , deputy assistant secretary for federal finance , said the Treasury may wait until late Monday or even early Tuesday to announce whether the autions are to be rescheduled . autions What kind of auctions? 26 27 +708 3 Unless it can raise money in financial markets , Mr . Basham said , the federal government won ' t have the cash to pay off $ 13 . 8 billion in Treasury bills that mature on Thursday . Treasury bills So the plan is to pay off the old bills with new bonds? 32 34 +708 3 Unless it can raise money in financial markets , Mr . Basham said , the federal government won ' t have the cash to pay off $ 13 . 8 billion in Treasury bills that mature on Thursday . Thursday in which month? 37 38 +708 3 Unless it can raise money in financial markets , Mr . Basham said , the federal government won ' t have the cash to pay off $ 13 . 8 billion in Treasury bills that mature on Thursday . financial markets , Which specific financial markets are they trying to raise money in? 6 9 +708 4 Without congressional action , the Treasury can ' t sell any new securities - - even savings bonds . Without congressional action , Was this before we had trillions in debt? 0 4 +708 4 Without congressional action , the Treasury can ' t sell any new securities - - even savings bonds . new securities why cant they? 11 13 +708 5 But despite partisan bickering over the debt ceiling , which has become entangled in the fight over cutting capital - gains taxes , Congress is almost certain to act in time to avoid default . capital - gains taxes What are they? I should know by now. 18 22 +708 5 But despite partisan bickering over the debt ceiling , which has become entangled in the fight over cutting capital - gains taxes , Congress is almost certain to act in time to avoid default . despite partisan bickering what is partisan bickering? 1 4 +708 5 But despite partisan bickering over the debt ceiling , which has become entangled in the fight over cutting capital - gains taxes , Congress is almost certain to act in time to avoid default . partisan bickering Why are the sides bickering - what are the different sides bickering about? 2 4 +708 5 But despite partisan bickering over the debt ceiling , which has become entangled in the fight over cutting capital - gains taxes , Congress is almost certain to act in time to avoid default . partisan bickering What is the partisan bickering? 2 4 +709 1 Signs of a slowing economy are increasing pressure on the Federal Reserve to cut short - term interest rates , but it isn ' t clear whether the central bank will do so . Signs of a slowing economy What are the signs of a slowing economy? 0 5 +709 1 Signs of a slowing economy are increasing pressure on the Federal Reserve to cut short - term interest rates , but it isn ' t clear whether the central bank will do so . Signs of a slowing economy what signs? 0 5 +709 2 A survey by the Fed ' s 12 district banks shows economic growth has been sluggish in recent weeks , while upward pressures on prices have moderated . " The economy is clearly slowing , " says Robert Black , president of the Richmond Federal Reserve Bank . Fed ' s 12 district banks are those all the banks? 4 10 +709 2 A survey by the Fed ' s 12 district banks shows economic growth has been sluggish in recent weeks , while upward pressures on prices have moderated . " The economy is clearly slowing , " says Robert Black , president of the Richmond Federal Reserve Bank . economy is clearly slowing , " why is it slowing? 30 36 +709 3 " If you look at the third quarter as posting roughly 2 . 5 % growth , I do see some slowing in the fourth quarter , " agrees Kansas City Fed President Roger Guffey . see some slowing why does he see that? 19 22 +709 3 " If you look at the third quarter as posting roughly 2 . 5 % growth , I do see some slowing in the fourth quarter , " agrees Kansas City Fed President Roger Guffey . third quarter which third quarter? 6 8 +709 4 Nevertheless , both Mr . Guffey and Mr . Black say the slowdown so far is no cause for concern . " We ' re coming closer to achieving the stated objective of slowing the economy to a point where hopefully some downward trend in prices will occur , " said Mr . Guffey . downward trend How does a slowing economy cause a downward trend in prices? 42 44 +709 4 Nevertheless , both Mr . Guffey and Mr . Black say the slowdown so far is no cause for concern . " We ' re coming closer to achieving the stated objective of slowing the economy to a point where hopefully some downward trend in prices will occur , " said Mr . Guffey . Mr . Guffey and Mr . Black who are these men? 3 10 +709 5 Bush administration officials are looking to the Fed to bring down rates , and financial markets seem to be expecting easier credit as well . " I think the market had been expecting the Fed to ease sooner and a little more than it has to date , " said Robert Johnson , vice president of global markets for Bankers Trust Co . easier credit why will credit be easy? 20 22 +709 5 Bush administration officials are looking to the Fed to bring down rates , and financial markets seem to be expecting easier credit as well . " I think the market had been expecting the Fed to ease sooner and a little more than it has to date , " said Robert Johnson , vice president of global markets for Bankers Trust Co . Bush administration officials Which Bush administration officials? 0 3 +709 5 Bush administration officials are looking to the Fed to bring down rates , and financial markets seem to be expecting easier credit as well . " I think the market had been expecting the Fed to ease sooner and a little more than it has to date , " said Robert Johnson , vice president of global markets for Bankers Trust Co . Fed Fed meaning who? 7 8 +710 1 Bank of New England Corp . said it has held talks with potential merger partners outside New England , although it added that nothing is imminent and it hasn ' t received any formal offers . potential merger partners outside New England , Who are the potential merger partners? 12 19 +710 1 Bank of New England Corp . said it has held talks with potential merger partners outside New England , although it added that nothing is imminent and it hasn ' t received any formal offers . partners Who are the potential partners? 14 15 +710 1 Bank of New England Corp . said it has held talks with potential merger partners outside New England , although it added that nothing is imminent and it hasn ' t received any formal offers . it hasn ' t received any formal offers Why is the Bank of New England Corp. looking for partners without having been prompted to do so? 27 35 +710 2 The discussions were disclosed as the bank holding company said that it has dropped its longstanding opposition to full interstate banking bills in Connecticut and in Massachusetts . interstate banking bills what are those? 19 22 +710 2 The discussions were disclosed as the bank holding company said that it has dropped its longstanding opposition to full interstate banking bills in Connecticut and in Massachusetts . full What are full interstate banking bills? 18 19 +710 2 The discussions were disclosed as the bank holding company said that it has dropped its longstanding opposition to full interstate banking bills in Connecticut and in Massachusetts . it has dropped its longstanding opposition What prompted the company's change of heart? 11 17 +710 3 Later yesterday , a Massachusetts senate committee approved a bill to allow national interstate banking by banks in the state beginning in 1991 . Later yesterday , What does later yesterday mean? 0 3 +710 3 Later yesterday , a Massachusetts senate committee approved a bill to allow national interstate banking by banks in the state beginning in 1991 . yesterday , what was the date? 1 3 +710 3 Later yesterday , a Massachusetts senate committee approved a bill to allow national interstate banking by banks in the state beginning in 1991 . interstate banking What is interstate banking? 13 15 +710 3 Later yesterday , a Massachusetts senate committee approved a bill to allow national interstate banking by banks in the state beginning in 1991 . a bill to allow national interstate banking How will this affect the financial sector of Massachusetts? 8 15 +710 3 Later yesterday , a Massachusetts senate committee approved a bill to allow national interstate banking by banks in the state beginning in 1991 . by banks in the state beginning in 1991 Was interstate banking already allowed in other states before 1991? 15 23 +710 4 Currently , both Massachusetts and Connecticut , where most of Bank of New England ' s operations are , allow interstate banking only within New England . allow interstate banking only within New England Do the banks of other regions have similar rules? 19 26 +710 4 Currently , both Massachusetts and Connecticut , where most of Bank of New England ' s operations are , allow interstate banking only within New England . where most of Bank of New England ' s operations How long has the Bank of New England been in operation? 7 17 +710 5 Richard Driscoll , vice chairman of Bank of New England , told the Dow Jones Professional Investor Report , " Certainly , there are those outside the region who think of us prospectively as a good partner . those Who is he referring to? 24 25 +710 5 Richard Driscoll , vice chairman of Bank of New England , told the Dow Jones Professional Investor Report , " Certainly , there are those outside the region who think of us prospectively as a good partner . who think of us prospectively as a good partner Who are these potential partners? 28 37 +711 1 The Transportation Department , responding to pressure from safety advocates , took further steps to impose on light trucks and vans the safety requirements used for automobiles . safety advocates , Which safety advocates were involved? 8 11 +711 1 The Transportation Department , responding to pressure from safety advocates , took further steps to impose on light trucks and vans the safety requirements used for automobiles . safety requirements what are the differences between the two sets of requirements? 22 24 +711 2 The department proposed requiring stronger roofs for light trucks and minivans , beginning with 1992 models . requiring stronger roofs would that solve the problem? 3 6 +711 2 The department proposed requiring stronger roofs for light trucks and minivans , beginning with 1992 models . requiring stronger roofs why wouldn't the heavier duty vehicles just automatically get stronger body panels when in engineering? 3 6 +711 3 It also issued a final rule requiring auto makers to equip light trucks and minivans with lap - shoulder belts for rear seats beginning in the 1992 model year . light trucks and minivans What constitutes each of these vehicle types? 11 15 +711 3 It also issued a final rule requiring auto makers to equip light trucks and minivans with lap - shoulder belts for rear seats beginning in the 1992 model year . lap - shoulder belts just regular seat belts? 16 20 +711 3 It also issued a final rule requiring auto makers to equip light trucks and minivans with lap - shoulder belts for rear seats beginning in the 1992 model year . lap - shoulder belts why did they decide to do the rear seats? 16 20 +711 4 Such belts already are required for the vehicles ' front seats . already are required Why require them on the front seats and not the rear? 2 5 +711 4 Such belts already are required for the vehicles ' front seats . Such belts What belts are required? 0 2 +711 5 " Today ' s action , " Transportation Secretary Samuel Skinner said , " represents another milestone in the ongoing program to promote vehicle occupant safety in light trucks and minivans through its extension of passenger car standards . " Samuel Skinner how long has he been secretary? 9 11 +711 5 " Today ' s action , " Transportation Secretary Samuel Skinner said , " represents another milestone in the ongoing program to promote vehicle occupant safety in light trucks and minivans through its extension of passenger car standards . " ongoing program what else has been made mandatory under this effort? 19 21 +712 1 Sea Containers Ltd . said it might increase the price of its $ 70 - a - share buy - back plan if pressed by Temple Holdings Ltd . , which made an earlier tender offer for Sea Containers . buy - back plan What is a buy-back plan? 18 22 +712 1 Sea Containers Ltd . said it might increase the price of its $ 70 - a - share buy - back plan if pressed by Temple Holdings Ltd . , which made an earlier tender offer for Sea Containers . tender offer what is a tender offer? 34 36 +712 1 Sea Containers Ltd . said it might increase the price of its $ 70 - a - share buy - back plan if pressed by Temple Holdings Ltd . , which made an earlier tender offer for Sea Containers . tender What was the tender offer? 34 35 +712 1 Sea Containers Ltd . said it might increase the price of its $ 70 - a - share buy - back plan if pressed by Temple Holdings Ltd . , which made an earlier tender offer for Sea Containers . Sea Containers What type of business is Sea Containers? 0 2 +712 1 Sea Containers Ltd . said it might increase the price of its $ 70 - a - share buy - back plan if pressed by Temple Holdings Ltd . , which made an earlier tender offer for Sea Containers . tender offer What was the tender offer for Sea Containers? 34 36 +712 2 Sea Containers , a Hamilton , Bermuda - based shipping concern , said Tuesday that it would sell $ 1 . 1 billion of assets and use some of the proceeds to buy about 50 % of its common shares for $ 70 apiece . to buy Why does a company buy its own stock back? 31 33 +712 2 Sea Containers , a Hamilton , Bermuda - based shipping concern , said Tuesday that it would sell $ 1 . 1 billion of assets and use some of the proceeds to buy about 50 % of its common shares for $ 70 apiece . Bermuda - based is bermuda a country? 6 9 +712 3 The move is designed to ward off a hostile takeover attempt by two European shipping concerns , Stena Holding AG and Tiphook PLC . hostile takeover Why do companies try hostile takeovers of other companies? 8 10 +712 3 The move is designed to ward off a hostile takeover attempt by two European shipping concerns , Stena Holding AG and Tiphook PLC . hostile Why the hostile takeover? 8 9 +712 4 In May , the two companies , through their jointly owned holding company , Temple , offered $ 50 a share , or $ 777 million , for Sea Containers . jointly owned holding company , Is this one umbrella company that owns both companies? 9 14 +712 5 In August , Temple sweetened the offer to $ 63 a share , or $ 963 million . August , of which year? 1 3 +713 1 " The Cosby Show " may have single - handedly turned around ratings at NBC since its debut in 1984 , and the Huxtable family still keeps millions of viewers laughing Thursday night on the network . Cosby Show " is cosby a bad guy? 2 5 +713 1 " The Cosby Show " may have single - handedly turned around ratings at NBC since its debut in 1984 , and the Huxtable family still keeps millions of viewers laughing Thursday night on the network . ratings How did the show turn around ratings? 12 13 +713 1 " The Cosby Show " may have single - handedly turned around ratings at NBC since its debut in 1984 , and the Huxtable family still keeps millions of viewers laughing Thursday night on the network . keeps How does the Huxtable family keep viewers? 26 27 +713 1 " The Cosby Show " may have single - handedly turned around ratings at NBC since its debut in 1984 , and the Huxtable family still keeps millions of viewers laughing Thursday night on the network . Thursday Why is the show on Thursday night? 31 32 +713 1 " The Cosby Show " may have single - handedly turned around ratings at NBC since its debut in 1984 , and the Huxtable family still keeps millions of viewers laughing Thursday night on the network . ratings What is The Cosby Show's ratings? 12 13 +713 2 But some of the TV stations that bought " Cosby " reruns for record prices two years ago aren ' t laughing much these days . laughing much because of the allegations? 21 23 +713 2 But some of the TV stations that bought " Cosby " reruns for record prices two years ago aren ' t laughing much these days . bought Why did the TV stations buy \"Cosby\"? 7 8 +713 2 But some of the TV stations that bought " Cosby " reruns for record prices two years ago aren ' t laughing much these days . reruns How long did the show rerun for? 11 12 +713 2 But some of the TV stations that bought " Cosby " reruns for record prices two years ago aren ' t laughing much these days . laughing Why were they laughing? 21 22 +713 2 But some of the TV stations that bought " Cosby " reruns for record prices two years ago aren ' t laughing much these days . record prices What were the record prices for The Cosby Show reruns? 13 15 +713 3 The reruns have helped ratings at many of the 187 network affiliates and independent TV stations that air the shows . helped How did the reruns help the ratings? 3 4 +713 3 The reruns have helped ratings at many of the 187 network affiliates and independent TV stations that air the shows . independent Why were the TV stations independent? 13 14 +713 3 The reruns have helped ratings at many of the 187 network affiliates and independent TV stations that air the shows . 187 network affiliates What are some of the 187 network affiliates? 9 12 +713 3 The reruns have helped ratings at many of the 187 network affiliates and independent TV stations that air the shows . independent TV stations What are some of the independent TV stations? 13 16 +713 3 The reruns have helped ratings at many of the 187 network affiliates and independent TV stations that air the shows . helped ratings By how much are the ratings being increased? 3 5 +713 4 But the ratings are considerably below expectations , and some stations say they may not buy new episodes when their current contracts expire . below Why were the expectations higher than the actual ratings? 5 6 +713 4 But the ratings are considerably below expectations , and some stations say they may not buy new episodes when their current contracts expire . buy Why will the stations not buy new episodes? 15 16 +713 4 But the ratings are considerably below expectations , and some stations say they may not buy new episodes when their current contracts expire . expire How long were the contracts? 22 23 +713 4 But the ratings are considerably below expectations , and some stations say they may not buy new episodes when their current contracts expire . ratings Why are the ratings below expectations? 2 3 +713 4 But the ratings are considerably below expectations , and some stations say they may not buy new episodes when their current contracts expire . considerably below expectations , How far below these expectations were the ratings falling? 4 8 +713 5 Meanwhile , stations are fuming because , many of them say , the show ' s distributor , Viacom Inc . , is giving an ultimatum : Either sign new long - term commitments to buy future episodes or risk losing " Cosby " to a competitor . competitor who are the competitors? 46 47 +713 5 Meanwhile , stations are fuming because , many of them say , the show ' s distributor , Viacom Inc . , is giving an ultimatum : Either sign new long - term commitments to buy future episodes or risk losing " Cosby " to a competitor . fuming How are they expressing emotions in their behavior? 4 5 +713 5 Meanwhile , stations are fuming because , many of them say , the show ' s distributor , Viacom Inc . , is giving an ultimatum : Either sign new long - term commitments to buy future episodes or risk losing " Cosby " to a competitor . distributor , How does Viacom Inc. distribute the show? 16 18 +713 5 Meanwhile , stations are fuming because , many of them say , the show ' s distributor , Viacom Inc . , is giving an ultimatum : Either sign new long - term commitments to buy future episodes or risk losing " Cosby " to a competitor . competitor Why do competitors want to buy the \"Cosby\" show? 46 47 +713 5 Meanwhile , stations are fuming because , many of them say , the show ' s distributor , Viacom Inc . , is giving an ultimatum : Either sign new long - term commitments to buy future episodes or risk losing " Cosby " to a competitor . long - term commitments What sort of time frame are these commitments requiring? 30 34 +714 1 The dollar posted gains against all major currencies yesterday , buoyed by persistent Japanese demand for U . S . bond issues . posted gains Is there a particular reason for the gains? 2 4 +714 1 The dollar posted gains against all major currencies yesterday , buoyed by persistent Japanese demand for U . S . bond issues . persistent Japanese demand for U . S . bond Why are the Japanese so persistent for U.S. bonds? 12 21 +714 1 The dollar posted gains against all major currencies yesterday , buoyed by persistent Japanese demand for U . S . bond issues . Japanese demand Why is there Japanese demand for U.S. bond issues? 13 15 +714 1 The dollar posted gains against all major currencies yesterday , buoyed by persistent Japanese demand for U . S . bond issues . persistent Japanese demand Why was there demand on the part of the Japanese for US bonds? 12 15 +714 1 The dollar posted gains against all major currencies yesterday , buoyed by persistent Japanese demand for U . S . bond issues . demand Why is there a demand for U.S. bonds from the Japanese? 14 15 +714 2 While market sentiment remains cautiously bearish on the dollar based on sluggish U . S . economic indicators , dealers note that Japanese demand has helped underpin the dollar against the yen and has kept the U . S . currency from plunging below key levels against the mark . bearish why are they bearish? 5 6 +714 2 While market sentiment remains cautiously bearish on the dollar based on sluggish U . S . economic indicators , dealers note that Japanese demand has helped underpin the dollar against the yen and has kept the U . S . currency from plunging below key levels against the mark . sluggish U . S . economic indicators , What are these indicators? 11 19 +714 2 While market sentiment remains cautiously bearish on the dollar based on sluggish U . S . economic indicators , dealers note that Japanese demand has helped underpin the dollar against the yen and has kept the U . S . currency from plunging below key levels against the mark . plunging below key levels What are the key levels? 42 46 +714 2 While market sentiment remains cautiously bearish on the dollar based on sluggish U . S . economic indicators , dealers note that Japanese demand has helped underpin the dollar against the yen and has kept the U . S . currency from plunging below key levels against the mark . sluggish U . S . economic indicators , What are the sluggish U.S. economic indicators? 11 19 +714 2 While market sentiment remains cautiously bearish on the dollar based on sluggish U . S . economic indicators , dealers note that Japanese demand has helped underpin the dollar against the yen and has kept the U . S . currency from plunging below key levels against the mark . sluggish U . S . economic indicators , What was causing economic data to be lower than expected? 11 19 +714 2 While market sentiment remains cautiously bearish on the dollar based on sluggish U . S . economic indicators , dealers note that Japanese demand has helped underpin the dollar against the yen and has kept the U . S . currency from plunging below key levels against the mark . yen How are the yen and the mark in terms of relative currency value? 31 32 +714 3 At the same time , dealers said the U . S . unit has been locked into a relatively narrow range in recent weeks , in part because the hefty Japanese demand for dollars has been offset by the mark ' s strength , resulting in a stalemate . Japanese demand why does japan want dollars? 30 32 +714 3 At the same time , dealers said the U . S . unit has been locked into a relatively narrow range in recent weeks , in part because the hefty Japanese demand for dollars has been offset by the mark ' s strength , resulting in a stalemate . has been locked Why has the U.S. unit been locked in recent weeks?\n\n 13 16 +714 3 At the same time , dealers said the U . S . unit has been locked into a relatively narrow range in recent weeks , in part because the hefty Japanese demand for dollars has been offset by the mark ' s strength , resulting in a stalemate . hefty Japanese demand What is the demand? 29 32 +714 4 Jay Goldinger , with Capital Insight Inc . , reasons that while the mark has posted significant gains against the yen as well - - the mark climbed to 77 . 70 yen from 77 . 56 yen late Tuesday in New York - - the strength of the U . S . bond market compared to its foreign counterparts has helped lure investors to dollar - denominated bonds , rather than mark bonds . Jay Goldinger , what are his credentials? 0 3 +714 4 Jay Goldinger , with Capital Insight Inc . , reasons that while the mark has posted significant gains against the yen as well - - the mark climbed to 77 . 70 yen from 77 . 56 yen late Tuesday in New York - - the strength of the U . S . bond market compared to its foreign counterparts has helped lure investors to dollar - denominated bonds , rather than mark bonds . has helped lure investors Is this a false sense of security or can the U.S. bond market be relied upon? 60 64 +714 4 Jay Goldinger , with Capital Insight Inc . , reasons that while the mark has posted significant gains against the yen as well - - the mark climbed to 77 . 70 yen from 77 . 56 yen late Tuesday in New York - - the strength of the U . S . bond market compared to its foreign counterparts has helped lure investors to dollar - denominated bonds , rather than mark bonds . mark bonds What does mark bonds mean? 72 74 +714 4 Jay Goldinger , with Capital Insight Inc . , reasons that while the mark has posted significant gains against the yen as well - - the mark climbed to 77 . 70 yen from 77 . 56 yen late Tuesday in New York - - the strength of the U . S . bond market compared to its foreign counterparts has helped lure investors to dollar - denominated bonds , rather than mark bonds . dollar - denominated bonds , What is the difference between dollar-dominated bonds and mark bonds? 65 70 +714 4 Jay Goldinger , with Capital Insight Inc . , reasons that while the mark has posted significant gains against the yen as well - - the mark climbed to 77 . 70 yen from 77 . 56 yen late Tuesday in New York - - the strength of the U . S . bond market compared to its foreign counterparts has helped lure investors to dollar - denominated bonds , rather than mark bonds . strength of the U . S . bond market Why has the US market been stronger than other countries' markets? 46 55 +714 5 " Dollar - yen { trade } is the driving force in the market , " said Tom Trettien , a vice president with Banque Paribas in New York , " but I ' m not convinced it will continue . driving force What makes it the driving force? 9 11 +714 5 " Dollar - yen { trade } is the driving force in the market , " said Tom Trettien , a vice president with Banque Paribas in New York , " but I ' m not convinced it will continue . " but I ' m not convinced it will continue Is there a problem? 30 40 +714 5 " Dollar - yen { trade } is the driving force in the market , " said Tom Trettien , a vice president with Banque Paribas in New York , " but I ' m not convinced it will continue . driving Why is Trettien not convinced dollar-yen trade will continue to be a driving market force? 9 10 +715 1 LSI Logic Corp . reported a surprise $ 35 . 7 million third - quarter net loss , including a special restructuring charge that reflects a continuing industry - wide slowdown in semiconductor demand . industry - wide slowdown in semiconductor demand Why is there a slowdown in semiconductor demand? 27 34 +715 1 LSI Logic Corp . reported a surprise $ 35 . 7 million third - quarter net loss , including a special restructuring charge that reflects a continuing industry - wide slowdown in semiconductor demand . surprise Why is this surprising? 6 7 +715 1 LSI Logic Corp . reported a surprise $ 35 . 7 million third - quarter net loss , including a special restructuring charge that reflects a continuing industry - wide slowdown in semiconductor demand . special Why is this special? What is the charge for? 20 21 +715 1 LSI Logic Corp . reported a surprise $ 35 . 7 million third - quarter net loss , including a special restructuring charge that reflects a continuing industry - wide slowdown in semiconductor demand . continuing How long has the slowdown been happening? 26 27 +715 1 LSI Logic Corp . reported a surprise $ 35 . 7 million third - quarter net loss , including a special restructuring charge that reflects a continuing industry - wide slowdown in semiconductor demand . third - quarter net loss , Why was the third-quarter net loss a surprise? 12 18 +715 1 LSI Logic Corp . reported a surprise $ 35 . 7 million third - quarter net loss , including a special restructuring charge that reflects a continuing industry - wide slowdown in semiconductor demand . semiconductor What is a semiconductor? 32 33 +715 2 In September , the custom - chip maker said excess capacity and lagging billings would result in an estimated $ 2 million to $ 3 million net loss for the third quarter . September , of which year? 1 3 +715 2 In September , the custom - chip maker said excess capacity and lagging billings would result in an estimated $ 2 million to $ 3 million net loss for the third quarter . excess How much excess capacity is there? 9 10 +715 2 In September , the custom - chip maker said excess capacity and lagging billings would result in an estimated $ 2 million to $ 3 million net loss for the third quarter . lagging Why are bills not being paid? 12 13 +715 3 But company officials said yesterday that they decided to take a $ 43 million pretax charge for the period to cover a restructuring of world - wide manufacturing operations , citing extended weakness in the market as well as a decision to switch to more economical production techniques . million pretax charge why did they decline it? 13 16 +715 3 But company officials said yesterday that they decided to take a $ 43 million pretax charge for the period to cover a restructuring of world - wide manufacturing operations , citing extended weakness in the market as well as a decision to switch to more economical production techniques . restructuring How will they restructure? 22 23 +715 3 But company officials said yesterday that they decided to take a $ 43 million pretax charge for the period to cover a restructuring of world - wide manufacturing operations , citing extended weakness in the market as well as a decision to switch to more economical production techniques . production What are these techniques? 46 47 +715 3 But company officials said yesterday that they decided to take a $ 43 million pretax charge for the period to cover a restructuring of world - wide manufacturing operations , citing extended weakness in the market as well as a decision to switch to more economical production techniques . more economical production techniques What are the more economical production techniques? 44 48 +715 4 " Over the summer months , there has been a slowing in the rate of new orders from the computer sector , our primary market , " said Wilfred J . Corrigan , chairman and chief executive officer . " In addition , recent industry forecasts for 1990 indicate a slow environment , at least until midyear . " As a result , the company said it decided to phase out its oldest capacity and " make appropriate reductions " in operating expenses . forecasts What are the details of these forecasts? 45 46 +715 4 " Over the summer months , there has been a slowing in the rate of new orders from the computer sector , our primary market , " said Wilfred J . Corrigan , chairman and chief executive officer . " In addition , recent industry forecasts for 1990 indicate a slow environment , at least until midyear . " As a result , the company said it decided to phase out its oldest capacity and " make appropriate reductions " in operating expenses . oldest What is this capacity? 72 73 +715 4 " Over the summer months , there has been a slowing in the rate of new orders from the computer sector , our primary market , " said Wilfred J . Corrigan , chairman and chief executive officer . " In addition , recent industry forecasts for 1990 indicate a slow environment , at least until midyear . " As a result , the company said it decided to phase out its oldest capacity and " make appropriate reductions " in operating expenses . reductions " What do these reductions include? 78 80 +715 5 The $ 35 . 7 million net loss equals 86 cents a share . 86 cents a share is that low or high? 9 13 +716 1 Fujitsu Ltd . ' s top executive took the unusual step of publicly apologizing for his company ' s making bids of just one yen for several local government projects , while computer rival NEC Corp . made a written apology for indulging in the same practice . one yen for why would they bet that? 23 26 +716 1 Fujitsu Ltd . ' s top executive took the unusual step of publicly apologizing for his company ' s making bids of just one yen for several local government projects , while computer rival NEC Corp . made a written apology for indulging in the same practice . making bids of just one yen How come the Government Allows Them to Make bids so low? 19 25 +716 1 Fujitsu Ltd . ' s top executive took the unusual step of publicly apologizing for his company ' s making bids of just one yen for several local government projects , while computer rival NEC Corp . made a written apology for indulging in the same practice . unusual Why was that unusual? 9 10 +716 1 Fujitsu Ltd . ' s top executive took the unusual step of publicly apologizing for his company ' s making bids of just one yen for several local government projects , while computer rival NEC Corp . made a written apology for indulging in the same practice . practice Why did both companies use this practice? 46 47 +716 1 Fujitsu Ltd . ' s top executive took the unusual step of publicly apologizing for his company ' s making bids of just one yen for several local government projects , while computer rival NEC Corp . made a written apology for indulging in the same practice . unusual Why is it unusual for a top executive to apologize? 9 10 +716 1 Fujitsu Ltd . ' s top executive took the unusual step of publicly apologizing for his company ' s making bids of just one yen for several local government projects , while computer rival NEC Corp . made a written apology for indulging in the same practice . making Why was the company making bids of just one yen for some local government projects? 19 20 +716 1 Fujitsu Ltd . ' s top executive took the unusual step of publicly apologizing for his company ' s making bids of just one yen for several local government projects , while computer rival NEC Corp . made a written apology for indulging in the same practice . same Why were multiple companies bidding one yen on local government projects? 45 46 +716 2 Meanwhile , business and government leaders rebuked the computer makers , and fretted about the broader statement the companies ' actions make about Japanese cutthroat pricing . cutthroat pricing is that well known? 24 26 +716 2 Meanwhile , business and government leaders rebuked the computer makers , and fretted about the broader statement the companies ' actions make about Japanese cutthroat pricing . actions What actions? 20 21 +716 2 Meanwhile , business and government leaders rebuked the computer makers , and fretted about the broader statement the companies ' actions make about Japanese cutthroat pricing . rebuked How were the computer makers rebuked? 6 7 +716 2 Meanwhile , business and government leaders rebuked the computer makers , and fretted about the broader statement the companies ' actions make about Japanese cutthroat pricing . broader How was the statement about the companies actions broad? 15 16 +716 3 Fujitsu said it bid the equivalent of less than a U . S . penny on three separate municipal contracts during the past two years . municipal contracts Which municipal contracts did Fujitsu bid less than a penny? 18 20 +716 3 Fujitsu said it bid the equivalent of less than a U . S . penny on three separate municipal contracts during the past two years . bid Why did Fujitsu bid the equivalent of less than a U.S. penny on three separate municipal contracts? 3 4 +716 4 The company also disclosed that during that period it offered 10 , 000 yen , or about $ 70 , for another contract . or about $ 70 , why do they keep bidding so low? 15 20 +716 4 The company also disclosed that during that period it offered 10 , 000 yen , or about $ 70 , for another contract . contract Which contract did Fujitsu offer 10,000 yen? 22 23 +716 4 The company also disclosed that during that period it offered 10 , 000 yen , or about $ 70 , for another contract . $ 70 , Why was this contract more expensive to them? 17 20 +716 4 The company also disclosed that during that period it offered 10 , 000 yen , or about $ 70 , for another contract . disclosed Why did the company disclose that it offered 10,000 yen for another contract? 3 4 +716 5 But Fujitsu , Japan ' s No . 1 computer maker , isn ' t alone . alone Why aren't they alone? 15 16 +716 5 But Fujitsu , Japan ' s No . 1 computer maker , isn ' t alone . isn ' t Why is Fujitsu not alone? 12 15 +717 1 The Department of Health and Human Services plans to extend its moratorium on federal funding of research involving fetal - tissue transplants . extend its moratorium on federal funding Why are they extending the moratorium? 9 15 +717 1 The Department of Health and Human Services plans to extend its moratorium on federal funding of research involving fetal - tissue transplants . moratorium how long was the moratorium? 11 12 +717 1 The Department of Health and Human Services plans to extend its moratorium on federal funding of research involving fetal - tissue transplants . The Department of Health and Human Services Is this nationwide? 0 7 +717 2 Medical researchers believe the transplantation of small amounts of fetal tissue into humans could help treat juvenile diabetes and such degenerative diseases as Alzheimer ' s , Parkinson ' s and Huntington ' s . fetal tissue How does the fetal tissue help the diseases like diabetes? 9 11 +717 2 Medical researchers believe the transplantation of small amounts of fetal tissue into humans could help treat juvenile diabetes and such degenerative diseases as Alzheimer ' s , Parkinson ' s and Huntington ' s . juvenile diabetes how does it help diabetes? 16 18 +717 2 Medical researchers believe the transplantation of small amounts of fetal tissue into humans could help treat juvenile diabetes and such degenerative diseases as Alzheimer ' s , Parkinson ' s and Huntington ' s . researchers where are the researchers from? 1 2 +717 2 Medical researchers believe the transplantation of small amounts of fetal tissue into humans could help treat juvenile diabetes and such degenerative diseases as Alzheimer ' s , Parkinson ' s and Huntington ' s . Medical researchers believe Which medical researchers? 0 3 +717 3 But anti - abortionists oppose such research because they worry that the development of therapies using fetal - tissue transplants could lead to an increase in abortions . lead to an increase in abortions . How could an increase of use of fetal tissue increase abortions? 21 28 +717 5 Department officials say that HHS Secretary Louis Sullivan will support Dr . Mason ' s ruling , which will be issued soon in the form of a letter to the acting director of the National Institutes of Health . will support Dr . Mason ' s ruling , What is his reasoning behind supporting the ruling? 8 17 +717 5 Department officials say that HHS Secretary Louis Sullivan will support Dr . Mason ' s ruling , which will be issued soon in the form of a letter to the acting director of the National Institutes of Health . HHS what does hhs stand for? 4 5 +717 5 Department officials say that HHS Secretary Louis Sullivan will support Dr . Mason ' s ruling , which will be issued soon in the form of a letter to the acting director of the National Institutes of Health . director who is the acting director? 31 32 +717 5 Department officials say that HHS Secretary Louis Sullivan will support Dr . Mason ' s ruling , which will be issued soon in the form of a letter to the acting director of the National Institutes of Health . Department officials say Which department officials? 0 3 +718 1 Since chalk first touched slate , schoolchildren have wanted to know : What ' s on the test ? test ? what are they talking about? 17 19 +718 1 Since chalk first touched slate , schoolchildren have wanted to know : What ' s on the test ? Since chalk first touched slate , does this phrase mean something similar to \"since the beginning of time\"? 0 6 +718 2 These days , students can often find the answer in test - coaching workbooks and worksheets their teachers give them in the weeks prior to taking standardized achievement tests . These days , for how many years was this possible? 0 3 +718 4 Worksheets in a test - practice kit called Learning Materials , sold to schools across the country by Macmillan / McGraw - Hill School Publishing Co . , contain the same questions . same questions same questions as those found in the California Achievement Test? 30 32 +718 4 Worksheets in a test - practice kit called Learning Materials , sold to schools across the country by Macmillan / McGraw - Hill School Publishing Co . , contain the same questions . sold to schools how much do they cost? 11 14 +718 5 In many other instances , there is almost no difference between the real test and Learning Materials . Learning Materials is that an official name? 15 17 +718 5 In many other instances , there is almost no difference between the real test and Learning Materials . no difference Why would there be no difference between the real test and learning materials? 8 10 +718 5 In many other instances , there is almost no difference between the real test and Learning Materials . almost no difference what are the few differences that do exist? 7 10 +719 1 The U . S . and Soviet Union are holding technical talks about possible repayment by Moscow of $ 188 million in pre - Communist Russian debts owed to the U . S . government , the State Department said . technical talks What does technical talks mean? 10 12 +719 1 The U . S . and Soviet Union are holding technical talks about possible repayment by Moscow of $ 188 million in pre - Communist Russian debts owed to the U . S . government , the State Department said . Russian debts What was the Russian debt regarding or from? 25 27 +719 1 The U . S . and Soviet Union are holding technical talks about possible repayment by Moscow of $ 188 million in pre - Communist Russian debts owed to the U . S . government , the State Department said . technical talks What type of technical talks? 10 12 +719 2 If the debts are repaid , it could clear the way for Soviet bonds to be sold in the U . S . However , after two meetings with the Soviets , a State Department spokesman said that it ' s " too early to say " whether that will happen . are repaid , can they be repaid? 3 6 +719 2 If the debts are repaid , it could clear the way for Soviet bonds to be sold in the U . S . However , after two meetings with the Soviets , a State Department spokesman said that it ' s " too early to say " whether that will happen . a State Department spokesman said Who is the department spokesman? 32 37 +719 2 If the debts are repaid , it could clear the way for Soviet bonds to be sold in the U . S . However , after two meetings with the Soviets , a State Department spokesman said that it ' s " too early to say " whether that will happen . Soviet bonds What are Soviet Bonds? 12 14 +719 2 If the debts are repaid , it could clear the way for Soviet bonds to be sold in the U . S . However , after two meetings with the Soviets , a State Department spokesman said that it ' s " too early to say " whether that will happen . bonds Why does this clear the way for Soviet bonds to be sold in the U.S.? 13 14 +719 2 If the debts are repaid , it could clear the way for Soviet bonds to be sold in the U . S . However , after two meetings with the Soviets , a State Department spokesman said that it ' s " too early to say " whether that will happen . " too early to say " What work would have to go in before this can go ahead? 41 47 +719 3 Coincident with the talks , the State Department said it has permitted a Soviet bank to open a New York branch . Coincident is it really a coincidence? 0 1 +719 3 Coincident with the talks , the State Department said it has permitted a Soviet bank to open a New York branch . Soviet bank Whats the difference from a Soviet Bank and a US Bank 13 15 +719 5 But a Soviet bank here would be crippled unless Moscow found a way to settle the $ 188 million debt , which was lent to the country ' s short - lived democratic Kerensky government before the Communists seized power in 1917 . lent Lent for what purposes? 23 24 +719 5 But a Soviet bank here would be crippled unless Moscow found a way to settle the $ 188 million debt , which was lent to the country ' s short - lived democratic Kerensky government before the Communists seized power in 1917 . crippled Why would the bank be crippled without settling the debt? 7 8 +719 5 But a Soviet bank here would be crippled unless Moscow found a way to settle the $ 188 million debt , which was lent to the country ' s short - lived democratic Kerensky government before the Communists seized power in 1917 . $ 188 million debt , could this debt be wiped off? 16 21 +720 1 Pick a country , any country . country what country and why? 2 3 +720 1 Pick a country , any country . country , any pick a country for what? 2 5 +720 1 Pick a country , any country . Pick Why pick a country? 0 1 +720 1 Pick a country , any country . Pick a country , for what would i pick a country? 0 4 +720 2 It ' s the latest investment craze sweeping Wall Street : a rash of new closed - end country funds , those publicly traded portfolios that invest in stocks of a single foreign country . closed - end country funds , what are these funds? 15 21 +720 2 It ' s the latest investment craze sweeping Wall Street : a rash of new closed - end country funds , those publicly traded portfolios that invest in stocks of a single foreign country . investment Why are publicly traded portfolios investing in stocks of a single foreign country? 5 6 +720 2 It ' s the latest investment craze sweeping Wall Street : a rash of new closed - end country funds , those publicly traded portfolios that invest in stocks of a single foreign country . closed - end Why are the country funds closed-end? 15 18 +720 2 It ' s the latest investment craze sweeping Wall Street : a rash of new closed - end country funds , those publicly traded portfolios that invest in stocks of a single foreign country . single foreign country Why might it be beneficial to invest in one country specifically? 31 34 +720 2 It ' s the latest investment craze sweeping Wall Street : a rash of new closed - end country funds , those publicly traded portfolios that invest in stocks of a single foreign country . single foreign why is this paragraph so confusing? 31 33 +720 3 No fewer than 24 country funds have been launched or registered with regulators this year , triple the level of all of 1988 , according to Charles E . Simon & Co . , a Washington - based research firm . 24 country funds which countries? 3 6 +720 3 No fewer than 24 country funds have been launched or registered with regulators this year , triple the level of all of 1988 , according to Charles E . Simon & Co . , a Washington - based research firm . registered Why are the country funds registered with regulators? 10 11 +720 3 No fewer than 24 country funds have been launched or registered with regulators this year , triple the level of all of 1988 , according to Charles E . Simon & Co . , a Washington - based research firm . research How does Charles E. Simon & Co. know no fewer than 24 country funds have been launched or registered? 38 39 +720 3 No fewer than 24 country funds have been launched or registered with regulators this year , triple the level of all of 1988 , according to Charles E . Simon & Co . , a Washington - based research firm . triple the level of all of 1988 , Why has there been such an increase in these funds being launched? 16 24 +720 3 No fewer than 24 country funds have been launched or registered with regulators this year , triple the level of all of 1988 , according to Charles E . Simon & Co . , a Washington - based research firm . funds from which countries are the funds? 5 6 +720 4 The turf recently has ranged from Chile to Austria to Portugal . turf Why is the turf ranging from Chile, Austria to Portugal? 1 2 +720 4 The turf recently has ranged from Chile to Austria to Portugal . turf what is turf? 1 2 +720 5 Next week , the Philippine Fund ' s launch will be capped by a visit by Philippine President Corazon Aquino - - the first time a head of state has kicked off an issue at the Big Board here . capped Why is the Philippine Fund's launch capped by a visit by Philippine President Corazon Aquino? 11 12 +720 5 Next week , the Philippine Fund ' s launch will be capped by a visit by Philippine President Corazon Aquino - - the first time a head of state has kicked off an issue at the Big Board here . first Why has a head of state never kicked off an issue at the Big Board? 23 24 +720 5 Next week , the Philippine Fund ' s launch will be capped by a visit by Philippine President Corazon Aquino - - the first time a head of state has kicked off an issue at the Big Board here . Philippine Fund ' s what where the philippine funds? 4 8 +721 1 Japanese investors nearly single - handedly bought up two new mortgage securities - based mutual funds totaling $ 701 million , the U . S . Federal National Mortgage Association said . Japanese investors Who are the Japanese investors? 0 2 +721 1 Japanese investors nearly single - handedly bought up two new mortgage securities - based mutual funds totaling $ 701 million , the U . S . Federal National Mortgage Association said . bought up Why did Japenese investors buy up two mortgage securities-based mutual funds? 6 8 +721 1 Japanese investors nearly single - handedly bought up two new mortgage securities - based mutual funds totaling $ 701 million , the U . S . Federal National Mortgage Association said . two new mortgage securities - based mutual funds Which mutual funds were purchased? 8 16 +721 2 The purchases show the strong interest of Japanese investors in U . S . mortgage - based instruments , Fannie Mae ' s chairman , David O . Maxwell , said at a news conference . strong interest of Japanese investors Why were the investors so interested? 4 9 +721 4 The rest went to investors from France and Hong Kong . investors Who are the investors? 4 5 +721 5 Earlier this year , Japanese investors snapped up a similar , $ 570 million mortgage - backed securities mutual fund . securities mutual fund . Which mutual fund was purchased in this case? 17 21 +721 5 Earlier this year , Japanese investors snapped up a similar , $ 570 million mortgage - backed securities mutual fund . Japanese investors snapped up why do the japanese love american mortgages? 4 8 +722 1 Magna International Inc . ' s chief financial officer , James McAlpine , resigned and its chairman , Frank Stronach , is stepping in to help turn the automotive - parts manufacturer around , the company said . turn the automotive - parts manufacturer around , Why is the company struggling? 26 34 +722 1 Magna International Inc . ' s chief financial officer , James McAlpine , resigned and its chairman , Frank Stronach , is stepping in to help turn the automotive - parts manufacturer around , the company said . is stepping in For how long will he be stepping in? 21 24 +722 1 Magna International Inc . ' s chief financial officer , James McAlpine , resigned and its chairman , Frank Stronach , is stepping in to help turn the automotive - parts manufacturer around , the company said . resigned Why did he resign? 13 14 +722 1 Magna International Inc . ' s chief financial officer , James McAlpine , resigned and its chairman , Frank Stronach , is stepping in to help turn the automotive - parts manufacturer around , the company said . turn the automotive - parts manufacturer around , Why does the company need to be turned around? 26 34 +722 2 Mr . Stronach will direct an effort to reduce overhead and curb capital spending " until a more satisfactory level of profit is achieved and maintained , " Magna said . curb capital spending how can they curb? 11 14 +722 2 Mr . Stronach will direct an effort to reduce overhead and curb capital spending " until a more satisfactory level of profit is achieved and maintained , " Magna said . reduce overhead and curb capital spending Why is overhead so high? 8 14 +722 2 Mr . Stronach will direct an effort to reduce overhead and curb capital spending " until a more satisfactory level of profit is achieved and maintained , " Magna said . reduce overhead and curb capital spending How will he reduce overhead and curb capital spending? 8 14 +722 3 Stephen Akerfeldt , currently vice president finance , will succeed Mr . McAlpine . succeed when will that happen? 9 10 +722 3 Stephen Akerfeldt , currently vice president finance , will succeed Mr . McAlpine . Stephen Akerfeldt , How long will be stepping in for? 0 3 +722 4 An ambitious expansion has left Magna with excess capacity and a heavy debt load as the automotive industry enters a downturn . ambitious expansion What exactly was the expansion containing? 1 3 +722 4 An ambitious expansion has left Magna with excess capacity and a heavy debt load as the automotive industry enters a downturn . An ambitious expansion What kind of expansion 0 3 +722 4 An ambitious expansion has left Magna with excess capacity and a heavy debt load as the automotive industry enters a downturn . ambitious expansion How did the ambitious expansion fail? 1 3 +722 5 The company has reported declines in operating profit in each of the past three years , despite steady sales growth . reported declines big declines? 3 5 +722 5 The company has reported declines in operating profit in each of the past three years , despite steady sales growth . declines in operating profit How has the company been able to realize growth even with a decline in operating profits? 4 8 +722 5 The company has reported declines in operating profit in each of the past three years , despite steady sales growth . reported Why are there reported declines when there is steady growth? 3 4 +723 1 The White House said President Bush has approved duty - free treatment for imports of certain types of watches that aren ' t produced in " significant quantities " in the U . S . , the Virgin Islands and other U . S . possessions . " significant quantities " How much is a significant quantity? 25 29 +723 1 The White House said President Bush has approved duty - free treatment for imports of certain types of watches that aren ' t produced in " significant quantities " in the U . S . , the Virgin Islands and other U . S . possessions . types of watches Which types of waches will be duty-free? 16 19 +723 1 The White House said President Bush has approved duty - free treatment for imports of certain types of watches that aren ' t produced in " significant quantities " in the U . S . , the Virgin Islands and other U . S . possessions . quantities " Why are watches that aren’t produced in the US etc. is significant quantities now allowed to be imported duty-free? 27 29 +723 1 The White House said President Bush has approved duty - free treatment for imports of certain types of watches that aren ' t produced in " significant quantities " in the U . S . , the Virgin Islands and other U . S . possessions . certain types of watches What types of watches? 15 19 +723 2 The action came in response to a petition filed by Timex Inc . for changes in the U . S . Generalized System of Preferences for imports from developing nations . petition where did they file it? 7 8 +723 2 The action came in response to a petition filed by Timex Inc . for changes in the U . S . Generalized System of Preferences for imports from developing nations . imports from developing nations How did Timex want the imports from developing nations changed? 26 30 +723 2 The action came in response to a petition filed by Timex Inc . for changes in the U . S . Generalized System of Preferences for imports from developing nations . U . S . Generalized System of Preferences What is the U.S. Generalized System of Preferences for imports? 17 25 +723 2 The action came in response to a petition filed by Timex Inc . for changes in the U . S . Generalized System of Preferences for imports from developing nations . petition Why did Times Inc petition to changes to regulations of imports from developing countries? 7 8 +723 3 Previously , watch imports were denied such duty - free treatment . watch imports why were they denied? 2 4 +723 3 Previously , watch imports were denied such duty - free treatment . denied such duty - free treatment Why were they denied duty-free treatment? 5 11 +723 3 Previously , watch imports were denied such duty - free treatment . Previously , Why were watches previously not imported duty-free? 0 2 +723 4 Timex had requested duty - free treatment for many types of watches , covered by 58 different U . S . tariff classifications . types of watches , Which types of watches did Timex request duty-free treatment for? 9 13 +723 5 The White House said Mr . Bush decided to grant duty - free status for 18 categories , but turned down such treatment for other types of watches " because of the potential for material injury to watch producers located in the U . S . and the Virgin Islands . " material injury what does this mean? 34 36 +723 5 The White House said Mr . Bush decided to grant duty - free status for 18 categories , but turned down such treatment for other types of watches " because of the potential for material injury to watch producers located in the U . S . and the Virgin Islands . " grant duty - free status for 18 categories , Why did Bush grant duty-free status to these 18 categories? 9 18 +723 5 The White House said Mr . Bush decided to grant duty - free status for 18 categories , but turned down such treatment for other types of watches " because of the potential for material injury to watch producers located in the U . S . and the Virgin Islands . " 18 categories , Which 18 categories did President Bush grant duty-free status for? 15 18 +724 1 Oil production from Australia ' s Bass Strait fields will be raised by 11 , 000 barrels a day to about 321 , 000 barrels with the launch of the Whiting field , the first of five small fields scheduled to be brought into production before the end of 1990 . first of five small fields What are the other four fields? 34 39 +724 1 Oil production from Australia ' s Bass Strait fields will be raised by 11 , 000 barrels a day to about 321 , 000 barrels with the launch of the Whiting field , the first of five small fields scheduled to be brought into production before the end of 1990 . raised Why is the amount of barrels a day being increased? 11 12 +724 1 Oil production from Australia ' s Bass Strait fields will be raised by 11 , 000 barrels a day to about 321 , 000 barrels with the launch of the Whiting field , the first of five small fields scheduled to be brought into production before the end of 1990 . launch Why was the Whiting field launched? 27 28 +724 2 Esso Australia Ltd . , a unit of New York - based Exxon Corp . , and Broken Hill Pty . operate the fields in a joint venture . joint Why are Esso Australia Ltd. working with Broken Hill Pty. working together on a venture? 26 27 +724 3 Esso said the Whiting field started production Tuesday . Tuesday which year was it? 7 8 +724 3 Esso said the Whiting field started production Tuesday . started How did production start? 5 6 +724 4 Output will be gradually increased until it reaches about 11 , 000 barrels a day . gradually increased by day or month? 3 5 +724 4 Output will be gradually increased until it reaches about 11 , 000 barrels a day . gradually How will output be gradually increased? 3 4 +724 4 Output will be gradually increased until it reaches about 11 , 000 barrels a day . increased Why will output be gradually increased? 4 5 +724 4 Output will be gradually increased until it reaches about 11 , 000 barrels a day . 11 , 000 Why will it stop at 11,000 barrels a day? 9 12 +724 4 Output will be gradually increased until it reaches about 11 , 000 barrels a day . increased By what means will production be increased? 4 5 +724 5 The field has reserves of 21 million barrels . of 21 million barrels how long will that last? 4 8 +724 5 The field has reserves of 21 million barrels . reserves Why does the field reserve barrels? 3 4 +724 5 The field has reserves of 21 million barrels . reserves How are reserves calculated? 3 4 +725 1 THREE COMPUTERS THAT CHANGED the face of personal computing were launched in 1977 . THREE COMPUTERS What are the three computers that changed the face of computing? 0 2 +725 1 THREE COMPUTERS THAT CHANGED the face of personal computing were launched in 1977 . THREE COMPUTERS What were the three computers? 0 2 +725 1 THREE COMPUTERS THAT CHANGED the face of personal computing were launched in 1977 . THREE COMPUTERS which three? 0 2 +725 1 THREE COMPUTERS THAT CHANGED the face of personal computing were launched in 1977 . THREE COMPUTERS What are the three computers being referred to? 0 2 +725 1 THREE COMPUTERS THAT CHANGED the face of personal computing were launched in 1977 . THREE COMPUTERS what are these 3 computers? 0 2 +725 1 THREE COMPUTERS THAT CHANGED the face of personal computing were launched in 1977 . personal computing what exactly is personal computing? 7 9 +725 2 That year the Apple II , Commodore Pet and Tandy TRS - 80 came to market . Tandy who made the tandy? 9 10 +725 3 The computers were crude by today ' s standards . crude How were the computers crude? 3 4 +725 3 The computers were crude by today ' s standards . today ' s standards but how did they compare to the standards back then? 5 9 +725 4 Apple II owners , for example , had to use their television sets as screens and stored data on audiocassettes . television sets as screens did the computer not come with a screen then? 11 15 +725 4 Apple II owners , for example , had to use their television sets as screens and stored data on audiocassettes . stored data on audiocassettes did the computer not come with storage? 16 20 +725 5 But Apple II was a major advance from Apple I , which was built in a garage by Stephen Wozniak and Steven Jobs for hobbyists such as the Homebrew Computer Club . major advance How was Apple II a major advance from Apple I? 5 7 +725 5 But Apple II was a major advance from Apple I , which was built in a garage by Stephen Wozniak and Steven Jobs for hobbyists such as the Homebrew Computer Club . major advance What made this computer a major advance from it's predecessor ? 5 7 +725 5 But Apple II was a major advance from Apple I , which was built in a garage by Stephen Wozniak and Steven Jobs for hobbyists such as the Homebrew Computer Club . Homebrew Computer Club what is this? 28 31 +726 1 Argentina said it will ask creditor banks to halve its foreign debt of $ 64 billion - - the third - highest in the developing world . $ 64 billion Why is their debt so high? 13 16 +726 1 Argentina said it will ask creditor banks to halve its foreign debt of $ 64 billion - - the third - highest in the developing world . the third - highest What country has the largest foreign debt? 18 22 +726 1 Argentina said it will ask creditor banks to halve its foreign debt of $ 64 billion - - the third - highest in the developing world . ask creditor banks Which creditor banks? 4 7 +726 1 Argentina said it will ask creditor banks to halve its foreign debt of $ 64 billion - - the third - highest in the developing world . creditor banks to halve why would they do that for them? 5 9 +726 1 Argentina said it will ask creditor banks to halve its foreign debt of $ 64 billion - - the third - highest in the developing world . ask Why is Argentina asking creditor banks to halve its foreign debt? 4 5 +726 1 Argentina said it will ask creditor banks to halve its foreign debt of $ 64 billion - - the third - highest in the developing world . debt Why do banks have foreign debt? 11 12 +726 2 The declaration by Economy Minister Nestor Rapanelli is believed to be the first time such an action has been called for by an Argentine official of such stature . the first time Why has this not happened before? 11 14 +726 2 The declaration by Economy Minister Nestor Rapanelli is believed to be the first time such an action has been called for by an Argentine official of such stature . action Why did Economy Minister Nestor Rapanelli take an action never done before? 16 17 +726 2 The declaration by Economy Minister Nestor Rapanelli is believed to be the first time such an action has been called for by an Argentine official of such stature . stature Why is the request considered to of \"such stature\"? 27 28 +726 3 The Latin American nation has paid very little on its debt since early last year . paid very little Is their a particular reason they are not paying this debt? 5 8 +726 3 The Latin American nation has paid very little on its debt since early last year . has paid very little because they cant pay? 4 8 +726 3 The Latin American nation has paid very little on its debt since early last year . paid very little on its debt How much has it paid, compared to how much it owes? 5 11 +726 3 The Latin American nation has paid very little on its debt since early last year . paid Why does the Latin American nation not pay its debts? 5 6 +726 3 The Latin American nation has paid very little on its debt since early last year . debt Why does the Latin American nation have debt? 10 11 +726 3 The Latin American nation has paid very little on its debt since early last year . last How does the Latin American nation get money to pay its debt? 13 14 +726 4 " Argentina aspires to reach a reduction of 50 % in the value of its external debt , " Mr . Rapanelli said through his spokesman , Miguel Alurralde . " Argentina aspires to reach a reduction of 50 % For what reason? 0 10 +726 4 " Argentina aspires to reach a reduction of 50 % in the value of its external debt , " Mr . Rapanelli said through his spokesman , Miguel Alurralde . through his spokesman , Miguel how did he say it through him? 23 28 +726 4 " Argentina aspires to reach a reduction of 50 % in the value of its external debt , " Mr . Rapanelli said through his spokesman , Miguel Alurralde . value How is Argentina generated value to pay on its debt? 12 13 +726 4 " Argentina aspires to reach a reduction of 50 % in the value of its external debt , " Mr . Rapanelli said through his spokesman , Miguel Alurralde . spokesman , Why is Mr. Rapanelli speaking through his spokesman? 25 27 +726 5 Mr . Rapanelli met in August with U . S . Assistant Treasury Secretary David Mulford . met in August Was this meeting in reference to the reduction in debt? 3 6 +726 5 Mr . Rapanelli met in August with U . S . Assistant Treasury Secretary David Mulford . met Why did Mr. Rapanelli and U.S. Assistant Treasury Secretary David Mulford meet? 3 4 +727 1 The U . S . , claiming some success in its trade diplomacy , removed South Korea , Taiwan and Saudi Arabia from a list of countries it is closely watching for allegedly failing to honor U . S . patents , copyrights and other intellectual - property rights . Korea , Taiwan and Saudi why did they remove? 16 21 +727 1 The U . S . , claiming some success in its trade diplomacy , removed South Korea , Taiwan and Saudi Arabia from a list of countries it is closely watching for allegedly failing to honor U . S . patents , copyrights and other intellectual - property rights . trade diplomacy , How was trade diplomacy used? 11 14 +727 1 The U . S . , claiming some success in its trade diplomacy , removed South Korea , Taiwan and Saudi Arabia from a list of countries it is closely watching for allegedly failing to honor U . S . patents , copyrights and other intellectual - property rights . failing to honor U . S . patents , How were the countries dishonoring these rights? 33 42 +727 1 The U . S . , claiming some success in its trade diplomacy , removed South Korea , Taiwan and Saudi Arabia from a list of countries it is closely watching for allegedly failing to honor U . S . patents , copyrights and other intellectual - property rights . trade diplomacy , What is the trade diplomacy? 11 14 +727 3 Under the new U . S . trade law , those countries could face accelerated unfair - trade investigations and stiff trade sanctions if they don ' t improve their protection of intellectual property by next spring . stiff trade sanctions What sort of sanctions could be levied? 20 23 +727 4 Mrs . Hills said many of the 25 countries that she placed under varying degrees of scrutiny have made " genuine progress " on this touchy issue . " genuine progress " how can they measure? 19 23 +727 4 Mrs . Hills said many of the 25 countries that she placed under varying degrees of scrutiny have made " genuine progress " on this touchy issue . " genuine progress " How have they made genuine progress? 19 23 +727 4 Mrs . Hills said many of the 25 countries that she placed under varying degrees of scrutiny have made " genuine progress " on this touchy issue . " genuine progress " How is this measured? 19 23 +727 5 She said there is " growing realization " around the world that denial of intellectual - property rights harms all trading nations , and particularly the " creativity and inventiveness of an { offending } country ' s own citizens . " " growing realization " how are they realizing? 4 8 +728 1 John R . Stevens , 49 years old , was named senior executive vice president and chief operating officer , both new positions . was named Was he elected or appointed? 9 11 +728 1 John R . Stevens , 49 years old , was named senior executive vice president and chief operating officer , both new positions . both new positions What was his previous position? 20 23 +728 1 John R . Stevens , 49 years old , was named senior executive vice president and chief operating officer , both new positions . new positions he has two jobs? 21 23 +728 1 John R . Stevens , 49 years old , was named senior executive vice president and chief operating officer , both new positions . executive vice president Executive vice president for what organization? 12 15 +728 1 John R . Stevens , 49 years old , was named senior executive vice president and chief operating officer , both new positions . chief operating officer , Chief operating officer for what organization? 16 20 +728 1 John R . Stevens , 49 years old , was named senior executive vice president and chief operating officer , both new positions . named Why was John R Stevens qualified for executive positions? 10 11 +728 1 John R . Stevens , 49 years old , was named senior executive vice president and chief operating officer , both new positions . both Why was Mr. Stevens put in charge of two major positions? 20 21 +728 1 John R . Stevens , 49 years old , was named senior executive vice president and chief operating officer , both new positions . named What company was he named at? 10 11 +728 2 He will continue to report to Donald Pardus , president and chief executive officer . will continue How long has he been reporting to Donald Pardus? 1 3 +728 2 He will continue to report to Donald Pardus , president and chief executive officer . president President of what organization? 9 10 +728 2 He will continue to report to Donald Pardus , president and chief executive officer . chief executive officer Chief executive officer of what organization? 11 14 +728 2 He will continue to report to Donald Pardus , president and chief executive officer . report How does he report to Mr. Pardus? 4 5 +728 2 He will continue to report to Donald Pardus , president and chief executive officer . president President of what? 9 10 +728 3 Mr . Stevens was executive vice president of this electric - utility holding company . electric - utility holding company What is the name of this company? 9 14 +728 3 Mr . Stevens was executive vice president of this electric - utility holding company . company How well is the company performing financially? 13 14 +728 3 Mr . Stevens was executive vice president of this electric - utility holding company . electric - utility How did the electric-utility perform in the stock market? 9 12 +728 4 Arthur A . Hatch , 59 , was named executive vice president of the company . was named Was he elected or appointed? 7 9 +728 4 Arthur A . Hatch , 59 , was named executive vice president of the company . executive vice president What is the executive vice president's function in the company? 9 12 +728 4 Arthur A . Hatch , 59 , was named executive vice president of the company . named Why was Mr. Hatch named the executive vice president? 8 9 +728 5 He was previously president of the company ' s Eastern Edison Co . unit . was previously Why was he no longer president of this unit? 1 3 +728 5 He was previously president of the company ' s Eastern Edison Co . unit . Eastern Edison is that a subdivision? 9 11 +728 5 He was previously president of the company ' s Eastern Edison Co . unit . Eastern Edison Co Where does Eastern Edison Co. operate geographically? 9 12 +728 5 He was previously president of the company ' s Eastern Edison Co . unit . previously Why did he leave Eastern Edison Co.? 2 3 +729 1 The survival of spinoff Cray Computer Corp . as a fledgling in the supercomputer business appears to depend heavily on the creativity - - and longevity - - of its chairman and chief designer , Seymour Cray . creativity - - and longevity is he creative? 21 26 +729 1 The survival of spinoff Cray Computer Corp . as a fledgling in the supercomputer business appears to depend heavily on the creativity - - and longevity - - of its chairman and chief designer , Seymour Cray . spinoff Cray Computer Corp . Which company did Cray break away from? 3 8 +729 1 The survival of spinoff Cray Computer Corp . as a fledgling in the supercomputer business appears to depend heavily on the creativity - - and longevity - - of its chairman and chief designer , Seymour Cray . appears Why does it appear Cray Computer Corp. relies heavily on creativity and longevity of its chairman? 15 16 +729 1 The survival of spinoff Cray Computer Corp . as a fledgling in the supercomputer business appears to depend heavily on the creativity - - and longevity - - of its chairman and chief designer , Seymour Cray . designer , How does a designer contribute creatively to the supercomputer business? 33 35 +729 2 Not only is development of the new company ' s initial machine tied directly to Mr . Cray , so is its balance sheet . balance sheet what is a balance sheet? 22 24 +729 2 Not only is development of the new company ' s initial machine tied directly to Mr . Cray , so is its balance sheet . balance sheet Why is Cray Computer Corp.'s balance sheet tied to Mr. Cray? 22 24 +729 2 Not only is development of the new company ' s initial machine tied directly to Mr . Cray , so is its balance sheet . tied directly to Mr . Cray Why is Mr. Cray so heavily invested in the company's outcome? 12 18 +729 2 Not only is development of the new company ' s initial machine tied directly to Mr . Cray , so is its balance sheet . tied How is the machine tied directly to Mr. Cray? 12 13 +729 2 Not only is development of the new company ' s initial machine tied directly to Mr . Cray , so is its balance sheet . balance How does development of the new machine affect the balance sheet? 22 23 +729 3 Documents filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on the pending spinoff disclosed that Cray Research Inc . will withdraw the almost $ 100 million in financing it is providing the new firm if Mr . Cray leaves or if the product - design project he heads is scrapped . filed Why are documents being filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission? 1 2 +729 3 Documents filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on the pending spinoff disclosed that Cray Research Inc . will withdraw the almost $ 100 million in financing it is providing the new firm if Mr . Cray leaves or if the product - design project he heads is scrapped . providing How will the firm survive if it loses $100 million in financing? 29 30 +729 3 Documents filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on the pending spinoff disclosed that Cray Research Inc . will withdraw the almost $ 100 million in financing it is providing the new firm if Mr . Cray leaves or if the product - design project he heads is scrapped . scrapped Why would Mr. Cray's project be scrapped? 48 49 +729 4 The documents also said that although the 64 - year - old Mr . Cray has been working on the project for more than six years , the Cray - 3 machine is at least another year away from a fully operational prototype . another year away Why is the prototype still so far from completion? 35 38 +729 4 The documents also said that although the 64 - year - old Mr . Cray has been working on the project for more than six years , the Cray - 3 machine is at least another year away from a fully operational prototype . said Why are the documents talking about Mr. Cray and his project timeline? 3 4 +729 4 The documents also said that although the 64 - year - old Mr . Cray has been working on the project for more than six years , the Cray - 3 machine is at least another year away from a fully operational prototype . working How is Mr. Cray going about working on his project? 17 18 +729 4 The documents also said that although the 64 - year - old Mr . Cray has been working on the project for more than six years , the Cray - 3 machine is at least another year away from a fully operational prototype . operational Why is the Cray-3 machine not fully operational now? 41 42 +729 5 Moreover , there have been no orders for the Cray - 3 so far , though the company says it is talking with several prospects . prospects are the prospects positive? 24 25 +729 5 Moreover , there have been no orders for the Cray - 3 so far , though the company says it is talking with several prospects . no orders Why have there been no orders for the Cray-3? 5 7 +729 5 Moreover , there have been no orders for the Cray - 3 so far , though the company says it is talking with several prospects . orders Why are there no orders for the Cray-3? 6 7 +729 5 Moreover , there have been no orders for the Cray - 3 so far , though the company says it is talking with several prospects . talking How are they talking with prospects? 21 22 +730 1 Commonwealth Edison Co . was ordered to refund about $ 250 million to its current and former ratepayers for illegal rates collected for cost overruns on a nuclear power plant . overruns why did it overrun? 24 25 +730 2 The refund was about $ 55 million more than previously ordered by the Illinois Commerce Commission and trade groups said it may be the largest ever required of a state or local utility . largest ever what is the second largest? 24 26 +730 2 The refund was about $ 55 million more than previously ordered by the Illinois Commerce Commission and trade groups said it may be the largest ever required of a state or local utility . trade groups said Which trade groups? 17 20 +730 2 The refund was about $ 55 million more than previously ordered by the Illinois Commerce Commission and trade groups said it may be the largest ever required of a state or local utility . more than previously ordered What were they fined for previously? 7 11 +730 5 Commonwealth Edison said it is already appealing the underlying commission order and is considering appealing Judge Curry ' s order . appealing Judge will the appeal work? 14 16 +730 5 Commonwealth Edison said it is already appealing the underlying commission order and is considering appealing Judge Curry ' s order . appealing Why would Commonwealth Edison apeeal the underlying commission order and Judge Curry's order? 6 7 +730 5 Commonwealth Edison said it is already appealing the underlying commission order and is considering appealing Judge Curry ' s order . considering appealing Judge Curry ' s order I thought no appeals would be allowed? 13 20 +731 1 New England Electric System bowed out of the bidding for Public Service Co . of New Hampshire , saying that the risks were too high and the potential payoff too far in the future to justify a higher offer . the risks Why were the risks too much for New England Electric System? 20 22 +731 1 New England Electric System bowed out of the bidding for Public Service Co . of New Hampshire , saying that the risks were too high and the potential payoff too far in the future to justify a higher offer . risks What risks were too high? 21 22 +731 1 New England Electric System bowed out of the bidding for Public Service Co . of New Hampshire , saying that the risks were too high and the potential payoff too far in the future to justify a higher offer . payoff How far in the future is the payoff? 28 29 +731 1 New England Electric System bowed out of the bidding for Public Service Co . of New Hampshire , saying that the risks were too high and the potential payoff too far in the future to justify a higher offer . risks What are the risks? 21 22 +731 2 The move leaves United Illuminating Co . and Northeast Utilities as the remaining outside bidders for PS of New Hampshire , which also has proposed an internal reorganization plan in Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings under which it would remain an independent company . remaining outside bidders Why do these companies not care about the risks that New England Electric System does? 12 15 +731 2 The move leaves United Illuminating Co . and Northeast Utilities as the remaining outside bidders for PS of New Hampshire , which also has proposed an internal reorganization plan in Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings under which it would remain an independent company . Chapter 11 bankruptcy Why did PS of New Hampshire have to file for bankruptcy? 30 33 +731 2 The move leaves United Illuminating Co . and Northeast Utilities as the remaining outside bidders for PS of New Hampshire , which also has proposed an internal reorganization plan in Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings under which it would remain an independent company . independent company is that a good outcome? 40 42 +731 2 The move leaves United Illuminating Co . and Northeast Utilities as the remaining outside bidders for PS of New Hampshire , which also has proposed an internal reorganization plan in Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings under which it would remain an independent company . independent Who would remain an independent company? 40 41 +731 4 United Illuminating is based in New Haven , Conn . , and Northeast is based in Hartford , Conn . Hartford , Conn how far away are those two cities? 16 19 +731 5 PS of New Hampshire , Manchester , N . H . , values its internal reorganization plan at about $ 2 . 2 billion . its internal reorganization plan How did they get this valuation? 13 17 +731 5 PS of New Hampshire , Manchester , N . H . , values its internal reorganization plan at about $ 2 . 2 billion . reorganization plan is that an accurate judgment? 15 17 +731 5 PS of New Hampshire , Manchester , N . H . , values its internal reorganization plan at about $ 2 . 2 billion . reorganization What are they planning to do for internal reorganization? 15 16 +732 1 Newsweek , trying to keep pace with rival Time magazine , announced new advertising rates for 1990 and said it will introduce a new incentive plan for advertisers . new incentive plan what is the new plan exactly? 23 26 +732 1 Newsweek , trying to keep pace with rival Time magazine , announced new advertising rates for 1990 and said it will introduce a new incentive plan for advertisers . a new incentive plan for advertisers What is the incentive plan? 22 28 +732 1 Newsweek , trying to keep pace with rival Time magazine , announced new advertising rates for 1990 and said it will introduce a new incentive plan for advertisers . rival Time magazine , Does this mean that Newsweek is as big as Time magazine? 7 11 +732 1 Newsweek , trying to keep pace with rival Time magazine , announced new advertising rates for 1990 and said it will introduce a new incentive plan for advertisers . rates how much are the rates? 14 15 +732 2 The new ad plan from Newsweek , a unit of the Washington Post Co . , is the second incentive plan the magazine has offered advertisers in three years . the second incentive plan How successful was the first incentive plan? 17 21 +732 2 The new ad plan from Newsweek , a unit of the Washington Post Co . , is the second incentive plan the magazine has offered advertisers in three years . a unit of the Washington Post Co Why does the Washington Post Co. differentiate itself from Newsweek? 7 14 +732 3 Plans that give advertisers discounts for maintaining or increasing ad spending have become permanent fixtures at the news weeklies and underscore the fierce competition between Newsweek , Time Warner Inc . ' s Time magazine , and Mortimer B . Zuckerman ' s U . S . News & World Report . have become permanent fixtures How rigid are these ad offers? 11 15 +732 4 Alan Spoon , recently named Newsweek president , said Newsweek ' s ad rates would increase 5 % in January . January which year are they in? 19 20 +732 4 Alan Spoon , recently named Newsweek president , said Newsweek ' s ad rates would increase 5 % in January . Newsweek ' s ad rates would increase 5 % Would this also increase page count? 9 18 +732 4 Alan Spoon , recently named Newsweek president , said Newsweek ' s ad rates would increase 5 % in January . ad rates would increase 5 % How is a rate increase going to entice advertisers to stay with Newsweek? 12 18 +732 4 Alan Spoon , recently named Newsweek president , said Newsweek ' s ad rates would increase 5 % in January . president , what was his role before being made president? 6 8 +732 5 A full , four - color page in Newsweek will cost $ 100 , 980 . four - color page is that a good price for that? 3 7 +732 5 A full , four - color page in Newsweek will cost $ 100 , 980 . $ 100 , 980 What companies are buying space in Newsweek? 11 15 +732 5 A full , four - color page in Newsweek will cost $ 100 , 980 . A full , four - color page Are less colorful ads cheaper? 0 7 +733 1 South Korea registered a trade deficit of $ 101 million in October , reflecting the country ' s economic sluggishness , according to government figures released Wednesday . sluggishness , why are they sluggish? 19 21 +733 1 South Korea registered a trade deficit of $ 101 million in October , reflecting the country ' s economic sluggishness , according to government figures released Wednesday . economic sluggishness , Why does the country have economic sluggishness? 18 21 +733 2 Preliminary tallies by the Trade and Industry Ministry showed another trade deficit in October , the fifth monthly setback this year , casting a cloud on South Korea ' s export - oriented economy . export - oriented what do they export? 30 33 +733 2 Preliminary tallies by the Trade and Industry Ministry showed another trade deficit in October , the fifth monthly setback this year , casting a cloud on South Korea ' s export - oriented economy . South Korea ' s export - oriented economy What are it's main exports? 26 34 +733 2 Preliminary tallies by the Trade and Industry Ministry showed another trade deficit in October , the fifth monthly setback this year , casting a cloud on South Korea ' s export - oriented economy . trade deficit Why is there a trade deficit? 10 12 +733 3 Exports in October stood at $ 5 . 29 billion , a mere 0 . 7 % increase from a year earlier , while imports increased sharply to $ 5 . 39 billion , up 20 % from last October . imports increased sharply Why did imports increase sharply? 24 27 +733 4 South Korea ' s economic boom , which began in 1986 , stopped this year because of prolonged labor disputes , trade conflicts and sluggish exports . prolonged labor disputes over what? 17 19 +733 4 South Korea ' s economic boom , which began in 1986 , stopped this year because of prolonged labor disputes , trade conflicts and sluggish exports . prolonged labor disputes , Why are there prolonged labor disputes? 17 21 +733 4 South Korea ' s economic boom , which began in 1986 , stopped this year because of prolonged labor disputes , trade conflicts and sluggish exports . trade conflicts What are the trade conflicts? 21 23 +733 4 South Korea ' s economic boom , which began in 1986 , stopped this year because of prolonged labor disputes , trade conflicts and sluggish exports . prolonged labor disputes , What were the labor disputes about? 17 21 +734 1 Yields on money - market mutual funds continued to slide , amid signs that portfolio managers expect further declines in interest rates . money - market mutual funds what are those? 2 7 +734 1 Yields on money - market mutual funds continued to slide , amid signs that portfolio managers expect further declines in interest rates . further declines in interest rates Why do they expect further declines? 17 22 +734 1 Yields on money - market mutual funds continued to slide , amid signs that portfolio managers expect further declines in interest rates . portfolio What kind of portfolio? 14 15 +734 2 The average seven - day compound yield of the 400 taxable funds tracked by IBC / Donoghue ' s Money Fund Report eased a fraction of a percentage point to 8 . 45 % from 8 . 47 % for the week ended Tuesday . compound yield what is a compound yield? 5 7 +734 2 The average seven - day compound yield of the 400 taxable funds tracked by IBC / Donoghue ' s Money Fund Report eased a fraction of a percentage point to 8 . 45 % from 8 . 47 % for the week ended Tuesday . compound yield What is a compound yield? 5 7 +734 2 The average seven - day compound yield of the 400 taxable funds tracked by IBC / Donoghue ' s Money Fund Report eased a fraction of a percentage point to 8 . 45 % from 8 . 47 % for the week ended Tuesday . eased a fraction of a percentage point How does this compare to other fluctuations? 22 29 +734 2 The average seven - day compound yield of the 400 taxable funds tracked by IBC / Donoghue ' s Money Fund Report eased a fraction of a percentage point to 8 . 45 % from 8 . 47 % for the week ended Tuesday . funds What kind of taxable funds? 11 12 +734 3 Compound yields assume reinvestment of dividends and that the current yield continues for a year . Compound How does this work? 0 1 +734 4 Average maturity of the funds ' investments lengthened by a day to 41 days , the longest since early August , according to Donoghue ' s . day to 41 days , is that short or long? 10 15 +734 5 Longer maturities are thought to indicate declining interest rates because they permit portfolio managers to retain relatively higher rates for a longer period . longer How much longer? 21 22 +735 1 A form of asbestos once used to make Kent cigarette filters has caused a high percentage of cancer deaths among a group of workers exposed to it more than 30 years ago , researchers reported . Kent is that a brand? 8 9 +735 1 A form of asbestos once used to make Kent cigarette filters has caused a high percentage of cancer deaths among a group of workers exposed to it more than 30 years ago , researchers reported . researchers reported Which researchers? 33 35 +735 1 A form of asbestos once used to make Kent cigarette filters has caused a high percentage of cancer deaths among a group of workers exposed to it more than 30 years ago , researchers reported . form of asbestos What type of asbestos was being used? 1 4 +735 1 A form of asbestos once used to make Kent cigarette filters has caused a high percentage of cancer deaths among a group of workers exposed to it more than 30 years ago , researchers reported . asbestos Why was asbestos used in cigarette filters? 3 4 +735 2 The asbestos fiber , crocidolite , is unusually resilient once it enters the lungs , with even brief exposures to it causing symptoms that show up decades later , researchers said . symptoms that show up how does that work? 22 26 +735 2 The asbestos fiber , crocidolite , is unusually resilient once it enters the lungs , with even brief exposures to it causing symptoms that show up decades later , researchers said . resilient Why is crocidolite so resilient? 8 9 +735 2 The asbestos fiber , crocidolite , is unusually resilient once it enters the lungs , with even brief exposures to it causing symptoms that show up decades later , researchers said . unusually resilient Why is it more resilient than other types of fiber? 7 9 +735 3 Lorillard Inc . , the unit of New York - based Loews Corp . that makes Kent cigarettes , stopped using crocidolite in its Micronite cigarette filters in 1956 . crocidolite in its Micronite did they get sued? 21 25 +735 3 Lorillard Inc . , the unit of New York - based Loews Corp . that makes Kent cigarettes , stopped using crocidolite in its Micronite cigarette filters in 1956 . 1956 Why did it stop using them in 1956? 28 29 +735 5 A Lorillard spokewoman said , " This is an old story . " This is an old story Why is it 'old' if the findings are only rather recent? 5 11 +736 1 Two leading constitutional - law experts said President Bush doesn ' t have the legal authority to exercise a line - item veto . line - item veto what is that? 19 23 +736 1 Two leading constitutional - law experts said President Bush doesn ' t have the legal authority to exercise a line - item veto . Two leading constitutional - law experts Which two constitutional-law experts? 0 6 +736 1 Two leading constitutional - law experts said President Bush doesn ' t have the legal authority to exercise a line - item veto . constitutional - law experts Who are the two leading constitutional law experts? 2 6 +736 1 Two leading constitutional - law experts said President Bush doesn ' t have the legal authority to exercise a line - item veto . line - item veto What is a line-item veto? 19 23 +736 1 Two leading constitutional - law experts said President Bush doesn ' t have the legal authority to exercise a line - item veto . line - item what is a line-item veto? 19 22 +736 1 Two leading constitutional - law experts said President Bush doesn ' t have the legal authority to exercise a line - item veto . line - item What is a line-item veto? 19 22 +736 2 Professors Philip Kurland of the University of Chicago and Laurence Tribe of Harvard Law School said any effort by President Bush to claim authority for a line - item veto would contradict the text of the Constitution and the intent of its authors , as well as the views of previous presidents . contradict how would it contradict? 31 32 +736 2 Professors Philip Kurland of the University of Chicago and Laurence Tribe of Harvard Law School said any effort by President Bush to claim authority for a line - item veto would contradict the text of the Constitution and the intent of its authors , as well as the views of previous presidents . Constitution What part of the Constitution does a line-item veto violate? 36 37 +736 2 Professors Philip Kurland of the University of Chicago and Laurence Tribe of Harvard Law School said any effort by President Bush to claim authority for a line - item veto would contradict the text of the Constitution and the intent of its authors , as well as the views of previous presidents . contradict How does Bush claiming authority for a veto contradict the text of the Constitution? 31 32 +736 3 A line - item veto is a procedure that would allow a president to veto part of a big congressional spending bill without having to scuttle the entire measure . scuttle scuttle means avoid? 25 26 +736 4 Mr . Bush has said he would like to be able to use this procedure . has said When did Mr. Bush say that? 3 5 +736 5 A White House spokesman said last week that the president is considering declaring that the Constitution implicitly gives him the authority for a line - item veto to provoke a test case . A White House spokesman Which White House spokesman? 0 4 +736 5 A White House spokesman said last week that the president is considering declaring that the Constitution implicitly gives him the authority for a line - item veto to provoke a test case . provoke a test case What is meant by provoke a test case? 28 32 +737 1 USX Corp . posted a 23 % drop in third - quarter profit , as improved oil results failed to offset weakness in steel and natural gas operations . weakness in steel What were USX's Corps' weaknesses in steal and natural gas operations? 21 24 +737 2 The nation ' s largest steelmaker earned $ 175 million , or 62 cents a share , compared with the year - earlier $ 228 million , or 80 cents a share . million , or 80 why such a big drop? 25 29 +737 2 The nation ' s largest steelmaker earned $ 175 million , or 62 cents a share , compared with the year - earlier $ 228 million , or 80 cents a share . compared with Why did the stock price go down so much? 17 19 +737 4 In the 1988 period , USX also had a $ 71 million after - tax gain from a tax dispute settlement . after - tax gain what was it before tax? 12 16 +737 4 In the 1988 period , USX also had a $ 71 million after - tax gain from a tax dispute settlement . tax dispute settlement What's the tax dispute settlement? 18 21 +737 4 In the 1988 period , USX also had a $ 71 million after - tax gain from a tax dispute settlement . tax dispute settlement What were the details of this dispute and settlement? 18 21 +737 5 Sales rose 5 % to $ 4 . 4 billion from $ 4 . 2 billion . 5 % to $ 4 . 4 billion will they continue to rise? 2 10 +737 5 Sales rose 5 % to $ 4 . 4 billion from $ 4 . 2 billion . Sales rose 5 % If sales rose, why would stock prices go down? 0 4 +738 1 Ralston Purina Co . reported a 47 % decline in fourth - quarter earnings , reflecting restructuring costs as well as a more difficult pet food market . pet food market Why is the pet food market difficult? 24 27 +738 1 Ralston Purina Co . reported a 47 % decline in fourth - quarter earnings , reflecting restructuring costs as well as a more difficult pet food market . more difficult pet food market Why has the pet food market become more difficult? 22 27 +738 1 Ralston Purina Co . reported a 47 % decline in fourth - quarter earnings , reflecting restructuring costs as well as a more difficult pet food market . restructuring How did Ralston Purina Co. restructure? 16 17 +738 2 The St . Louis company earned $ 45 . 2 million , or 65 cents a share , compared with $ 84 . 9 million , or $ 1 . 24 a share , a year earlier . earned $ 45 . 2 million , so only half as last year? 5 12 +738 2 The St . Louis company earned $ 45 . 2 million , or 65 cents a share , compared with $ 84 . 9 million , or $ 1 . 24 a share , a year earlier . compared Why did the St. Louis company earn from the year previously? 18 19 +738 3 Sales in the latest period were $ 1 . 76 billion , a 13 % increase from last year ' s $ 1 . 55 billion . a 13 % increase How did the company manage higher sales despite a more difficult market? 12 16 +738 4 For the year ended Sept . 30 , Ralston earned $ 422 . 5 million , or $ 6 . 44 a share , up 8 . 9 % from $ 387 . 8 million , or $ 5 . 63 a share . year ended which year is it? 2 4 +738 5 This year ' s results included a gain of $ 70 . 2 million on the disposal of seafood operations . disposal of seafood how did disposing help? 16 19 +738 5 This year ' s results included a gain of $ 70 . 2 million on the disposal of seafood operations . seafood operations Why did Ralston dispose of seafood operations? 18 20 +739 1 The Finnish government and major creditors of bankrupt shipyard Waertsilae Marine Industries Oy agreed in principle to form a new company to complete most of the troubled shipyard ' s backlog of 15 ships . backlog what is a backlog in this context? 30 31 +739 1 The Finnish government and major creditors of bankrupt shipyard Waertsilae Marine Industries Oy agreed in principle to form a new company to complete most of the troubled shipyard ' s backlog of 15 ships . shipyard ' s backlog Why was there a backlog? Due to the bankruptcy? 27 31 +739 1 The Finnish government and major creditors of bankrupt shipyard Waertsilae Marine Industries Oy agreed in principle to form a new company to complete most of the troubled shipyard ' s backlog of 15 ships . creditors Who are the creditors? 5 6 +739 1 The Finnish government and major creditors of bankrupt shipyard Waertsilae Marine Industries Oy agreed in principle to form a new company to complete most of the troubled shipyard ' s backlog of 15 ships . troubled What kind of trouble does the company have? 26 27 +739 1 The Finnish government and major creditors of bankrupt shipyard Waertsilae Marine Industries Oy agreed in principle to form a new company to complete most of the troubled shipyard ' s backlog of 15 ships . new company What is the new company that is forming? 19 21 +739 1 The Finnish government and major creditors of bankrupt shipyard Waertsilae Marine Industries Oy agreed in principle to form a new company to complete most of the troubled shipyard ' s backlog of 15 ships . major creditors Who are the major creditors of Waertsilae Marine Industries? 4 6 +739 1 The Finnish government and major creditors of bankrupt shipyard Waertsilae Marine Industries Oy agreed in principle to form a new company to complete most of the troubled shipyard ' s backlog of 15 ships . bankrupt shipyard What made the shipyard bankrupt? 7 9 +739 1 The Finnish government and major creditors of bankrupt shipyard Waertsilae Marine Industries Oy agreed in principle to form a new company to complete most of the troubled shipyard ' s backlog of 15 ships . troubled shipyard ' s How was the shipyard troubled? 26 30 +739 1 The Finnish government and major creditors of bankrupt shipyard Waertsilae Marine Industries Oy agreed in principle to form a new company to complete most of the troubled shipyard ' s backlog of 15 ships . 15 ships Was this the total number of ships for this shipyard? 32 34 +739 2 The new company will attempt to limit the shipyard ' s losses , participants said . " The situation is that the bankruptcy court will get out of the shipbuilding business . will attempt to limit the shipyard ' s losses , How will it attempt this? 3 13 +739 2 The new company will attempt to limit the shipyard ' s losses , participants said . " The situation is that the bankruptcy court will get out of the shipbuilding business . limit How will they limit losses? 6 7 +739 2 The new company will attempt to limit the shipyard ' s losses , participants said . " The situation is that the bankruptcy court will get out of the shipbuilding business . will attempt How will they attempt this? 3 5 +739 3 Everything will be taken over by the new company , " said Christian Andersson , executive vice president of Oy Waertsilae , former parent of Waertsilae Marine . Everything What exactly is everything? 0 1 +739 4 Once its ownership is finalized , the new company will open talks with state - appointed receivers to buy or lease Waertsilae Marine ' s shipyard facilities . state - appointed how are they appointed? 13 16 +739 4 Once its ownership is finalized , the new company will open talks with state - appointed receivers to buy or lease Waertsilae Marine ' s shipyard facilities . receivers Who are the receivers? 16 17 +739 4 Once its ownership is finalized , the new company will open talks with state - appointed receivers to buy or lease Waertsilae Marine ' s shipyard facilities . state - appointed receivers Who are the state-appointed receivers? 13 17 +739 4 Once its ownership is finalized , the new company will open talks with state - appointed receivers to buy or lease Waertsilae Marine ' s shipyard facilities . Once When will it be final? 0 1 +739 4 Once its ownership is finalized , the new company will open talks with state - appointed receivers to buy or lease Waertsilae Marine ' s shipyard facilities . state - appointed receivers Who were these receivers? 13 17 +739 4 Once its ownership is finalized , the new company will open talks with state - appointed receivers to buy or lease Waertsilae Marine ' s shipyard facilities . buy or lease What is the preference? 18 21 +739 5 Subcontractors will be offered a settlement and a swift transition to new management is expected to avert an exodus of skilled workers from Waertsilae Marine ' s two big shipyards , government officials said . settlement What are the terms of the settlement? 5 6 +739 5 Subcontractors will be offered a settlement and a swift transition to new management is expected to avert an exodus of skilled workers from Waertsilae Marine ' s two big shipyards , government officials said . Subcontractors Who are the subcontractors? 0 1 +739 5 Subcontractors will be offered a settlement and a swift transition to new management is expected to avert an exodus of skilled workers from Waertsilae Marine ' s two big shipyards , government officials said . a settlement What will this settlement include? 4 6 +739 5 Subcontractors will be offered a settlement and a swift transition to new management is expected to avert an exodus of skilled workers from Waertsilae Marine ' s two big shipyards , government officials said . swift transition How quick will this transaction be? 8 10 +739 5 Subcontractors will be offered a settlement and a swift transition to new management is expected to avert an exodus of skilled workers from Waertsilae Marine ' s two big shipyards , government officials said . skilled workers Do they train workers in these shipyards? 20 22 +740 1 " Feeding Frenzy " ( Henry Holt , 326 pages , $ 19 . 95 ) , a highly detailed account of the Wedtech scandal , begins on a reassuring note . Wedtech what is wedtech? 23 24 +740 1 " Feeding Frenzy " ( Henry Holt , 326 pages , $ 19 . 95 ) , a highly detailed account of the Wedtech scandal , begins on a reassuring note . a reassuring note How does the book convey this emotion? 28 31 +740 1 " Feeding Frenzy " ( Henry Holt , 326 pages , $ 19 . 95 ) , a highly detailed account of the Wedtech scandal , begins on a reassuring note . Wedtech What was that scandal 23 24 +740 2 Right up front in the preface , co - author William Sternberg gives us an example of his own integrity . example of his own what is the example? 15 19 +740 2 Right up front in the preface , co - author William Sternberg gives us an example of his own integrity . an example of his own integrity How does Mr. Sternberg give this example? 14 20 +740 2 Right up front in the preface , co - author William Sternberg gives us an example of his own integrity . William What is the relation between both authors 10 11 +740 3 When offered a free trip from the Bronx , Wedtech ' s home , to Washington , D . C . , by one of Wedtech ' s principals , he tells the reader , " mindful of accepting anything of value from those I was writing about , I declined . " by one of Wedtech ' s principals , Which one of his principals? 22 30 +740 5 Bribe by bribe , Mr . Sternberg and his co - author , Matthew C . Harrison Jr . , lead us along the path Wedtech traveled , from its inception as a small manufacturing company to the status of full - fledged defense contractor , entrusted with the task of producing vital equipment for the Army and Navy . the status of full - fledged defense contractor , How did the company make this shift? 37 46 +740 5 Bribe by bribe , Mr . Sternberg and his co - author , Matthew C . Harrison Jr . , lead us along the path Wedtech traveled , from its inception as a small manufacturing company to the status of full - fledged defense contractor , entrusted with the task of producing vital equipment for the Army and Navy . entrusted with the task Why does the Army trust them with this task? 46 50 +740 5 Bribe by bribe , Mr . Sternberg and his co - author , Matthew C . Harrison Jr . , lead us along the path Wedtech traveled , from its inception as a small manufacturing company to the status of full - fledged defense contractor , entrusted with the task of producing vital equipment for the Army and Navy . producing vital equipment What kind of vital equipment? 51 54 +741 1 Upjohn Co . said it will offer an early retirement package to as many as 1 , 100 employees in a cost - cutting move expected to result in a fourth - quarter charge . early retirement package to why are they doing that? 8 12 +741 1 Upjohn Co . said it will offer an early retirement package to as many as 1 , 100 employees in a cost - cutting move expected to result in a fourth - quarter charge . cost - cutting move What necessitated the cost-cutting? 21 25 +741 1 Upjohn Co . said it will offer an early retirement package to as many as 1 , 100 employees in a cost - cutting move expected to result in a fourth - quarter charge . Upjohn Co What type of company is Upjohn Co.? 0 2 +741 4 The program , available to Upjohn employees 55 years old or older , could increase an individual ' s retirement benefits 10 % to 20 % . benefits 10 % to 20 % why wouldnt they take? 20 26 +741 4 The program , available to Upjohn employees 55 years old or older , could increase an individual ' s retirement benefits 10 % to 20 % . The program , What will the program include to increase these benefits? 0 3 +741 5 In addition , Upjohn is offering a one - time retirement bonus equal to six months of base pay . to six months of base pay how much is that in dollars? 13 19 +742 1 The U . S . International Trade Commission issued preliminary rulings under the U . S . anti - dumping act that imports of sweaters from Hong Kong , Taiwan and South Korea may be injuring a domestic industry . rulings What kind of rulings? 10 11 +742 1 The U . S . International Trade Commission issued preliminary rulings under the U . S . anti - dumping act that imports of sweaters from Hong Kong , Taiwan and South Korea may be injuring a domestic industry . domestic industry . What industry is this? 37 40 +742 2 Because of the rulings , the Commerce Department will continue to investigate complaints by U . S . sweater makers that the imports are reaching the U . S . at unfairly low prices in violation of the U . S . anti - dumping act . rulings , What were the rulings? 3 5 +742 2 Because of the rulings , the Commerce Department will continue to investigate complaints by U . S . sweater makers that the imports are reaching the U . S . at unfairly low prices in violation of the U . S . anti - dumping act . low prices What is the average price of one of the sweaters in question? 32 34 +742 2 Because of the rulings , the Commerce Department will continue to investigate complaints by U . S . sweater makers that the imports are reaching the U . S . at unfairly low prices in violation of the U . S . anti - dumping act . violation of the U . S . anti - dumping act . How do cheap imported sweaters and dumping equal out? I mean, in a sarcastic maybe... 35 47 +742 3 The law defines unfairly low prices as ones below the cost of production or below prices in an exporter ' s home market . unfairly why is it unfair? 3 4 +742 3 The law defines unfairly low prices as ones below the cost of production or below prices in an exporter ' s home market . below the cost of production How is this possible? 8 13 +742 4 ITC officials said final Commerce Department and ITC rulings won ' t come until next March or later . March of which year? 15 16 +742 4 ITC officials said final Commerce Department and ITC rulings won ' t come until next March or later . March or later Of what year? 15 18 +742 4 ITC officials said final Commerce Department and ITC rulings won ' t come until next March or later . ITC what is this? 0 1 +742 5 If both agencies find violations of the U . S . trade law , the U . S . would assess penalty duties on the imports , which already are subject to import quotas under bilateral textile and apparel trade agreements . bilateral textile and apparel trade agreements are these complex? 35 41 +742 5 If both agencies find violations of the U . S . trade law , the U . S . would assess penalty duties on the imports , which already are subject to import quotas under bilateral textile and apparel trade agreements . import quotas does this mean to restrict the number of sweaters coming into the country? Or we give them an order? 32 34 +743 1 Metallgesellschaft AG said it agreed to acquire 51 % of Lentjes AG from the Ferdinand Lentjes Foundation . Lentjes Who is Lentjes? 10 11 +743 1 Metallgesellschaft AG said it agreed to acquire 51 % of Lentjes AG from the Ferdinand Lentjes Foundation . agreed Why did Metallgesellshaft AG agree to buy Lentjes? 4 5 +743 2 Terms weren ' t disclosed . weren ' t disclosed Why weren't terms disclosed? 1 5 +743 2 Terms weren ' t disclosed . Terms What terms weren't disclosed? 0 1 +743 2 Terms weren ' t disclosed . Terms Why were the terms not disclosed? 0 1 +743 2 Terms weren ' t disclosed . weren ' t disclosed will they be disclosed soon? 1 5 +743 3 Metallgesellschaft , a diversified Frankfurt , West Germany - based metals group , said it is buying the stake in the specialized engineering company to expand its production of environmental supplies for power plants . environmental supplies What kinds of environmental supplies are produced? 29 31 +743 3 Metallgesellschaft , a diversified Frankfurt , West Germany - based metals group , said it is buying the stake in the specialized engineering company to expand its production of environmental supplies for power plants . expand Why does Metallgesellshaft want to expand its products of environmental supplies? 25 26 +743 4 Lentjes ' product mix of specialized boilers and pipes provides a good fit with its own Lurgi G . m . b . with its own With it's own what, what do they make exactly? 13 16 +743 4 Lentjes ' product mix of specialized boilers and pipes provides a good fit with its own Lurgi G . m . b . fit How are boilers and pipes a good fit for Lurgi G.m.b. 12 13 +743 4 Lentjes ' product mix of specialized boilers and pipes provides a good fit with its own Lurgi G . m . b . product mix what is the product ratio mix? 2 4 +743 5 H . plant engineering unit , the company said . engineering How does the unit utilize engineering? 3 4 +743 5 H . plant engineering unit , the company said . unit , the company said did the ceo say it? 4 9 +744 1 The Bush administration ' s nomination of Clarence Thomas to a seat on the federal appeals court here received a blow this week when the American Bar Association gave Mr . Thomas only a " qualified " rating , rather than " well qualified . " nomination Why was Clarence Thomas nominated by the Bush administration for a seat on the federal appeals court? 5 6 +744 1 The Bush administration ' s nomination of Clarence Thomas to a seat on the federal appeals court here received a blow this week when the American Bar Association gave Mr . Thomas only a " qualified " rating , rather than " well qualified . " gave Why did the American Bar association give Mr. Thomas only a qualified rating and not a well qualified rating? 28 29 +744 1 The Bush administration ' s nomination of Clarence Thomas to a seat on the federal appeals court here received a blow this week when the American Bar Association gave Mr . Thomas only a " qualified " rating , rather than " well qualified . " a blow What does a blow mean? 19 21 +744 1 The Bush administration ' s nomination of Clarence Thomas to a seat on the federal appeals court here received a blow this week when the American Bar Association gave Mr . Thomas only a " qualified " rating , rather than " well qualified . " " qualified " Why did Clarence Thomas only have a qualified rating? 34 37 +744 2 People familiar with the Senate Judiciary Committee , which will vote on the nomination , said some liberal members of the panel are likely to question the ABA rating in hearings on the matter . question Why are liberal members likely to question the ABA rating in hearings on the matter? 25 26 +744 2 People familiar with the Senate Judiciary Committee , which will vote on the nomination , said some liberal members of the panel are likely to question the ABA rating in hearings on the matter . liberal What does liberal mean? 17 18 +744 2 People familiar with the Senate Judiciary Committee , which will vote on the nomination , said some liberal members of the panel are likely to question the ABA rating in hearings on the matter . Senate Judiciary Committee , Who is on the Senate Judiciary Committee? 4 8 +744 2 People familiar with the Senate Judiciary Committee , which will vote on the nomination , said some liberal members of the panel are likely to question the ABA rating in hearings on the matter . liberal members Which liberal members are likely to question the ABA ratings? 17 19 +744 3 Mr . Thomas , currently chairman of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission , would add another conservative voice to the closely divided court . currently Why was Mr. Thomas elected as chairman of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission? 4 5 +744 3 Mr . Thomas , currently chairman of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission , would add another conservative voice to the closely divided court . divided Why is the court closely divided? 21 22 +744 4 Groups have accused him of advocating policies that narrowed rights of older workers and of ignoring discrimination by large companies . accused do they have evidence? 2 3 +744 4 Groups have accused him of advocating policies that narrowed rights of older workers and of ignoring discrimination by large companies . accused How do groups know that he is advocating policies that narrowed rights of older workers 2 3 +744 4 Groups have accused him of advocating policies that narrowed rights of older workers and of ignoring discrimination by large companies . ignoring How do groups know he is ignoring discrimination by large companies? 15 16 +744 4 Groups have accused him of advocating policies that narrowed rights of older workers and of ignoring discrimination by large companies . discrimination Why are large companies discriminating? 16 17 +744 4 Groups have accused him of advocating policies that narrowed rights of older workers and of ignoring discrimination by large companies . Groups have accused him What is the proof for these accusations? 0 4 +744 4 Groups have accused him of advocating policies that narrowed rights of older workers and of ignoring discrimination by large companies . advocating policies Which policies has Clarence Thomas advocated that narrowed older workers rights? 5 7 +744 5 Fourteen members of the House with jurisdiction over the EEOC have said they oppose Mr . Thomas ' s nomination because of " serious questions about his judgment { and } respect for the law . " judgment How was his judgement questionable? 27 28 +744 5 Fourteen members of the House with jurisdiction over the EEOC have said they oppose Mr . Thomas ' s nomination because of " serious questions about his judgment { and } respect for the law . " respect How does opposing Mr. Thomas' nomination show respect for the law? 31 32 +744 5 Fourteen members of the House with jurisdiction over the EEOC have said they oppose Mr . Thomas ' s nomination because of " serious questions about his judgment { and } respect for the law . " Fourteen members of the House Which 14 members of the House oppose Mr. Thomas's nomination? 0 5 +745 1 Genetics Institute Inc . , Cambridge , Mass . , said it was awarded U . S . patents for Interleukin - 3 and bone morphogenetic protein . Interleukin - 3 and bone morphogenetic protein What do these products assist with? 20 27 +745 1 Genetics Institute Inc . , Cambridge , Mass . , said it was awarded U . S . patents for Interleukin - 3 and bone morphogenetic protein . bone morphogenetic protein What does this mean? 24 27 +745 2 The patent for Interleukin - 3 covers materials and methods used to make the human blood cell growth factor via recombinant DNA technology . Interleukin - 3 what is it exactly? 3 6 +745 2 The patent for Interleukin - 3 covers materials and methods used to make the human blood cell growth factor via recombinant DNA technology . materials and methods What sorts of methods and materials are used? 7 10 +745 2 The patent for Interleukin - 3 covers materials and methods used to make the human blood cell growth factor via recombinant DNA technology . patent When was this particular patent registered? 1 2 +745 3 Sandoz Ltd . has licensed certain manufacturing and marketing rights for Interleukin - 3 from Genetics Institute and is conducting preclinical studies with it . preclinical studies when will it become public? 20 22 +745 3 Sandoz Ltd . has licensed certain manufacturing and marketing rights for Interleukin - 3 from Genetics Institute and is conducting preclinical studies with it . preclinical studies with it How are these trials conducted? 20 24 +745 3 Sandoz Ltd . has licensed certain manufacturing and marketing rights for Interleukin - 3 from Genetics Institute and is conducting preclinical studies with it . and is conducting preclinical studies with it . What kind of preclinical studies? 17 25 +745 4 Interleukin - 3 may help in treating blood cell deficiencies associated with cancer treatment , bone marrow transplants and other blood - cell disorders , Genetics Institute said . cancer treatment , How long will these treatments require? 12 15 +745 4 Interleukin - 3 may help in treating blood cell deficiencies associated with cancer treatment , bone marrow transplants and other blood - cell disorders , Genetics Institute said . may help in treating blood cell deficiencies In what way could it do this? 3 10 +745 5 The second patent describes bone morphogenetic protein - 1 , a substance that can induce formation of new cartilage . formation of new cartilage how does it do that? 15 19 +745 5 The second patent describes bone morphogenetic protein - 1 , a substance that can induce formation of new cartilage . a substance what is the nature of the substance? 10 12 +746 1 ECONOMIC GROWTH APPEARS to be leveling off , latest reports suggest . leveling off , To what degree is it leveling off? 5 8 +746 1 ECONOMIC GROWTH APPEARS to be leveling off , latest reports suggest . be leveling off , why is it leveling off? 4 8 +746 1 ECONOMIC GROWTH APPEARS to be leveling off , latest reports suggest . latest reports suggest How so and any statistics to show this? 8 11 +746 1 ECONOMIC GROWTH APPEARS to be leveling off , latest reports suggest . suggest How does the latest report know economic growth is starting to level off? 10 11 +746 1 ECONOMIC GROWTH APPEARS to be leveling off , latest reports suggest . leveling off , How much is it leveling off? 5 8 +746 2 Factory orders and construction outlays were largely flat in September , while purchasing agents said manufacturing shrank further in October . largely flat Is there a particular reason the orders and outlays were flat at that time? 6 8 +746 2 Factory orders and construction outlays were largely flat in September , while purchasing agents said manufacturing shrank further in October . manufacturing shrank further Why is the manufacturing shrinking? 15 18 +746 2 Factory orders and construction outlays were largely flat in September , while purchasing agents said manufacturing shrank further in October . outlays what are outlays? 4 5 +746 2 Factory orders and construction outlays were largely flat in September , while purchasing agents said manufacturing shrank further in October . flat Why are factory orders and construction outlays largely flat in September? 7 8 +746 2 Factory orders and construction outlays were largely flat in September , while purchasing agents said manufacturing shrank further in October . shrank Why did manufacturing shrink further in October? 16 17 +746 2 Factory orders and construction outlays were largely flat in September , while purchasing agents said manufacturing shrank further in October . shrank How much did it shrink? 16 17 +746 3 Still , many economists aren ' t predicting a recession anytime soon . recession Why are economists not predicting a recession? 9 10 +746 4 The Fed is coming under pressure to cut short - term interest rates due to the apparent slowing of the economy . under pressure Where is the pressure coming from? 4 6 +746 4 The Fed is coming under pressure to cut short - term interest rates due to the apparent slowing of the economy . cut short - term interest rates How much of a cut is needed? 7 13 +746 4 The Fed is coming under pressure to cut short - term interest rates due to the apparent slowing of the economy . coming under pressure Coming under pressure from whom? 3 6 +746 4 The Fed is coming under pressure to cut short - term interest rates due to the apparent slowing of the economy . cut How does cutting short-term interest rates help the slowing economy? 7 8 +746 5 But it isn ' t clear yet whether the central bank will make such a move . make such a move Is the bank considering another solution? 12 16 +746 5 But it isn ' t clear yet whether the central bank will make such a move . clear yet when will it be clear? 5 7 +746 5 But it isn ' t clear yet whether the central bank will make such a move . isn ' t clear yet Who gets final say in that decision? 2 7 +746 5 But it isn ' t clear yet whether the central bank will make such a move . clear Why is it not clear if the central bank will make a move? 5 6 +746 5 But it isn ' t clear yet whether the central bank will make such a move . move How will it be made clear if the central bank will make such a move? 15 16 +747 1 Komatsu Ltd . , a large integrated maker of construction machinery , posted a 32 % unconsolidated gain in first - half pretax profit . unconsolidated Why was the gain unconsolidated? 16 17 +747 1 Komatsu Ltd . , a large integrated maker of construction machinery , posted a 32 % unconsolidated gain in first - half pretax profit . integrated How is Komatsu Ltd. integrated? 6 7 +747 1 Komatsu Ltd . , a large integrated maker of construction machinery , posted a 32 % unconsolidated gain in first - half pretax profit . unconsolidated gain what does unconsolidated gain mean? 16 18 +747 1 Komatsu Ltd . , a large integrated maker of construction machinery , posted a 32 % unconsolidated gain in first - half pretax profit . first - half pretax what is first-half pretax? 19 23 +747 2 For the period ended Sept . 30 , it earned 16 . 68 billion yen , ( US $ 116 . 7 million ) up from 12 . 68 billion yen the year before . 16 . 68 billion yen , how did they do that? 10 16 +747 2 For the period ended Sept . 30 , it earned 16 . 68 billion yen , ( US $ 116 . 7 million ) up from 12 . 68 billion yen the year before . up Why is earnings up from a year before? 24 25 +747 2 For the period ended Sept . 30 , it earned 16 . 68 billion yen , ( US $ 116 . 7 million ) up from 12 . 68 billion yen the year before . up from 12 . 68 billion yen the year before what caused the difference in profit? 24 34 +747 3 Sales rose 11 % to 292 . 32 billion yen from 263 . 07 billion yen . rose 11 % are people buying more? 1 4 +747 3 Sales rose 11 % to 292 . 32 billion yen from 263 . 07 billion yen . rose Why did sales rise 11% from last year? 1 2 +747 3 Sales rose 11 % to 292 . 32 billion yen from 263 . 07 billion yen . Sales rose 11 % Why did sales rise 11%? 0 4 +747 3 Sales rose 11 % to 292 . 32 billion yen from 263 . 07 billion yen . rose 11 % why did it raise so much? 1 4 +747 4 Net income surged 31 % to 7 . 63 billion yen from 5 . 82 billion yen . income How did income increase 31%? 1 2 +747 4 Net income surged 31 % to 7 . 63 billion yen from 5 . 82 billion yen . Net income what does net income mean? 0 2 +747 5 Per - share net rose to 7 . 84 yen from 6 . 53 yen . rose to 7 . 84 yen from is that a lot? 4 11 +747 5 Per - share net rose to 7 . 84 yen from 6 . 53 yen . rose Why did per-share net rise from 6.53 to 7.84 yen? 4 5 +747 5 Per - share net rose to 7 . 84 yen from 6 . 53 yen . Per - share net What does per-share net mean? 0 4 +747 5 Per - share net rose to 7 . 84 yen from 6 . 53 yen . Per - share net what is per-share net? 0 4 +748 1 ORTEGA ENDED a truce with the Contras and said elections were threatened . Contras who are the contras? 6 7 +748 1 ORTEGA ENDED a truce with the Contras and said elections were threatened . the Contras Who are \"the Contras\"? 5 7 +748 1 ORTEGA ENDED a truce with the Contras and said elections were threatened . truce how long has the truce lasted? 3 4 +748 1 ORTEGA ENDED a truce with the Contras and said elections were threatened . ENDED a truce Why did he end the truce? 1 4 +748 1 ORTEGA ENDED a truce with the Contras and said elections were threatened . elections were threatened How had the elections been threatened? 9 12 +748 2 The Nicaraguan president , citing attacks by the U . S . - backed rebels , suspended a 19 - month - old cease - fire and accused Bush of " promoting death . " While he reaffirmed support for the country ' s Feb . 25 elections , Ortega indicated that renewed U . S . military aid to the Contras could thwart the balloting . " promoting death why is it in quotes? 30 33 +748 2 The Nicaraguan president , citing attacks by the U . S . - backed rebels , suspended a 19 - month - old cease - fire and accused Bush of " promoting death . " While he reaffirmed support for the country ' s Feb . 25 elections , Ortega indicated that renewed U . S . military aid to the Contras could thwart the balloting . U . S . military aid to the Contras Is there any proof that the US is backing this group of considered rebels? 53 62 +748 2 The Nicaraguan president , citing attacks by the U . S . - backed rebels , suspended a 19 - month - old cease - fire and accused Bush of " promoting death . " While he reaffirmed support for the country ' s Feb . 25 elections , Ortega indicated that renewed U . S . military aid to the Contras could thwart the balloting . accused Bush of " promoting What were the accusations? 27 32 +748 2 The Nicaraguan president , citing attacks by the U . S . - backed rebels , suspended a 19 - month - old cease - fire and accused Bush of " promoting death . " While he reaffirmed support for the country ' s Feb . 25 elections , Ortega indicated that renewed U . S . military aid to the Contras could thwart the balloting . Nicaraguan president , What is the presidents name? 1 4 +748 2 The Nicaraguan president , citing attacks by the U . S . - backed rebels , suspended a 19 - month - old cease - fire and accused Bush of " promoting death . " While he reaffirmed support for the country ' s Feb . 25 elections , Ortega indicated that renewed U . S . military aid to the Contras could thwart the balloting . citing attacks Were these attacks confirmed? 4 6 +748 2 The Nicaraguan president , citing attacks by the U . S . - backed rebels , suspended a 19 - month - old cease - fire and accused Bush of " promoting death . " While he reaffirmed support for the country ' s Feb . 25 elections , Ortega indicated that renewed U . S . military aid to the Contras could thwart the balloting . accused Bush What made him accuse Bush? 27 29 +748 3 He said U . S . assistance should be used to demobilize the rebels . U . S . assistance should be used What kind of assistance? 2 10 +748 3 He said U . S . assistance should be used to demobilize the rebels . the rebels How many rebels are there? 12 14 +748 4 A White House spokesman condemned the truce suspension as " deplorable " but brushed off talk of renewing military funding for the insurgents . A White House spokesman Which White House spokesman? 0 4 +748 4 A White House spokesman condemned the truce suspension as " deplorable " but brushed off talk of renewing military funding for the insurgents . brushed off talk Why did the spokesman brush off talks? 13 16 +748 5 The Contra military command , in a statement from Honduras , said Sandinista troops had launched a major offensive against the rebel forces . Sandinista is that a militia? 12 13 +748 5 The Contra military command , in a statement from Honduras , said Sandinista troops had launched a major offensive against the rebel forces . troops Does this number surpass the number of rebels? 13 14 +748 5 The Contra military command , in a statement from Honduras , said Sandinista troops had launched a major offensive against the rebel forces . major offensive What exactly is this offensive? 17 19 +749 1 Coleco Industries Inc . , a once high - flying toy maker whose stock peaked at $ 65 a share in the early 1980s , filed a Chapter 11 reorganization plan that provides just 1 . 125 cents a share for common stockholders . high - flying toy maker how did they go under? 7 12 +749 1 Coleco Industries Inc . , a once high - flying toy maker whose stock peaked at $ 65 a share in the early 1980s , filed a Chapter 11 reorganization plan that provides just 1 . 125 cents a share for common stockholders . Chapter 11 What is a Chapter 11? 27 29 +749 1 Coleco Industries Inc . , a once high - flying toy maker whose stock peaked at $ 65 a share in the early 1980s , filed a Chapter 11 reorganization plan that provides just 1 . 125 cents a share for common stockholders . Chapter 11 What is chapter 11? 27 29 +749 1 Coleco Industries Inc . , a once high - flying toy maker whose stock peaked at $ 65 a share in the early 1980s , filed a Chapter 11 reorganization plan that provides just 1 . 125 cents a share for common stockholders . plan Why does the reorganization plan provide so little per share for common stockholders? 30 31 +749 2 Under the plan , unsecured creditors , who are owed about $ 430 million , would receive about $ 92 million , or 21 cents for each dollar they are owed . unsecured creditors , Who are the unsecured creditors? 4 7 +749 2 Under the plan , unsecured creditors , who are owed about $ 430 million , would receive about $ 92 million , or 21 cents for each dollar they are owed . plan , How does the plan justify paying unsecured creditors only 1/5 of what they’re owed? 2 4 +749 3 In addition , they will receive stock in the reorganized company , which will be named Ranger Industries Inc . Ranger Industries Inc when did they change the name? 16 19 +749 3 In addition , they will receive stock in the reorganized company , which will be named Ranger Industries Inc . Ranger Industries Inc Will Ranger Industries continue to manufacture toys? 16 19 +749 3 In addition , they will receive stock in the reorganized company , which will be named Ranger Industries Inc . reorganized company , Is reorganized another word for bailout? 9 12 +749 5 The Avon , Conn . , company ' s stock hit a high in 1983 after it unveiled its Adam home computer , but the product was plagued with glitches and the company ' s fortunes plunged . plagued with glitches what type of glitches? 27 30 +749 5 The Avon , Conn . , company ' s stock hit a high in 1983 after it unveiled its Adam home computer , but the product was plagued with glitches and the company ' s fortunes plunged . Adam home computer , What did the Adam home computer do? 19 23 +749 5 The Avon , Conn . , company ' s stock hit a high in 1983 after it unveiled its Adam home computer , but the product was plagued with glitches and the company ' s fortunes plunged . the product was plagued with glitches What were the glitches? 24 30 +750 1 Valley Federal Savings & Loan Association took an $ 89 . 9 million charge as it reported a third - quarter loss of $ 70 . 7 million , or $ 12 . 09 a share . $ 89 . 9 million charge why were they charged? 8 14 +750 1 Valley Federal Savings & Loan Association took an $ 89 . 9 million charge as it reported a third - quarter loss of $ 70 . 7 million , or $ 12 . 09 a share . loss Is there a particular cause for this loss? 21 22 +750 1 Valley Federal Savings & Loan Association took an $ 89 . 9 million charge as it reported a third - quarter loss of $ 70 . 7 million , or $ 12 . 09 a share . Valley Federal Savings & Loan Association Where is the Valley Federal Savings & Loan Association? 0 6 +750 2 The Van Nuys , Calif . , thrift had net income of $ 132 , 000 , or three cents a share , a year ago . three cents a share , is that very low? 18 23 +750 3 The bulk of the pretax charge is a $ 62 million write - off of capitalized servicing at the mobile home financing subsidiary , which the company said had been a big drain on earnings . write - off Who authorized the write off? 11 14 +750 3 The bulk of the pretax charge is a $ 62 million write - off of capitalized servicing at the mobile home financing subsidiary , which the company said had been a big drain on earnings . mobile home financing subsidiary , Why did this subsidiary need a write off? 19 24 +750 3 The bulk of the pretax charge is a $ 62 million write - off of capitalized servicing at the mobile home financing subsidiary , which the company said had been a big drain on earnings . big drain on earnings How was it draining? 31 35 +750 3 The bulk of the pretax charge is a $ 62 million write - off of capitalized servicing at the mobile home financing subsidiary , which the company said had been a big drain on earnings . big drain Why is the mobile home financing subsidiary a big drain on earnings? 31 33 +750 3 The bulk of the pretax charge is a $ 62 million write - off of capitalized servicing at the mobile home financing subsidiary , which the company said had been a big drain on earnings . big drain on earnings How was the capitalized servicing a big drain on earnings? 31 35 +750 4 The company said the one - time provision would substantially eliminate all future losses at the unit . all future losses at the unit How could that be guaranteed? 11 17 +750 4 The company said the one - time provision would substantially eliminate all future losses at the unit . eliminate How would the provision eliminate all future losses at the unit? 10 11 +750 5 Valley Federal also added $ 18 million to realestate loan reserves and eliminated $ 9 . 9 million of good will . added $ 18 million to realestate loan reserves Why did they add this amount to those reserves? 3 11 +750 5 Valley Federal also added $ 18 million to realestate loan reserves and eliminated $ 9 . 9 million of good will . good will What was the good will? 19 21 +751 1 Carnival Cruise Lines Inc . said potential problems with the construction of two big cruise ships from Finland have been averted . have been averted how were they averted? 18 21 +751 1 Carnival Cruise Lines Inc . said potential problems with the construction of two big cruise ships from Finland have been averted . potential problems What are the potential problems? 6 8 +751 1 Carnival Cruise Lines Inc . said potential problems with the construction of two big cruise ships from Finland have been averted . potential problems What were the potential problems with the construction of the cruise ships? 6 8 +751 1 Carnival Cruise Lines Inc . said potential problems with the construction of two big cruise ships from Finland have been averted . averted How have the problems with the construction of the cruise ships been averted? 20 21 +751 1 Carnival Cruise Lines Inc . said potential problems with the construction of two big cruise ships from Finland have been averted . two big cruise ships from Finland Which two big cruise ships? 12 18 +751 1 Carnival Cruise Lines Inc . said potential problems with the construction of two big cruise ships from Finland have been averted . potential problems WHAT ARE THE PROBLEMS? 6 8 +751 2 Last week , Miami - based Carnival disclosed that Waertsilae Marine Industries , the Finnish shipyard that is building Carnival ' s new cruise ships , planned to file for bankruptcy . Last week , what year was this? 0 3 +751 2 Last week , Miami - based Carnival disclosed that Waertsilae Marine Industries , the Finnish shipyard that is building Carnival ' s new cruise ships , planned to file for bankruptcy . file for bankruptcy . WHY ARE THEY GOING UNDERIF THEY HAVE A CARNIVAL CONTRACT? 28 32 +751 3 Yesterday , Carnival said a new company has been formed in Finland that will carry on Waertsilae ' s shipbuilding operations . new company What is the new company's name? 5 7 +751 3 Yesterday , Carnival said a new company has been formed in Finland that will carry on Waertsilae ' s shipbuilding operations . new company WHY DID ONE COMPNAYFILE FOR BANKRUPTCY WHILE THEY SET UP A WHOLE NEW COMPANYTO DO THE SAME THING? 5 7 +751 4 Carnival said it will be an 11 % shareholder in the new company . 11 % shareholder do they have any decision making power? 6 9 +751 4 Carnival said it will be an 11 % shareholder in the new company . 11 % shareholder DID THEY HOLD SHARES IN THE LAST COMPANY? 6 9 +751 5 Carnival said the Fantasy , a 2 , 050 - passenger ship that was slated to be delivered this month , will be delivered in January . delivered in January . WHY THE HOLD UP? CAN'T THE ORIGINAL COMPANY FULFILL THE CONTRACT BEFORE CLOSING? 23 27 +752 1 GenCorp Inc . , hurt by a plant accident and other unexpected costs , said it expects to report that fiscal fourth - quarter profit from continuing operations will be significantly below last year ' s $ 25 million . hurt by a plant accident What kind of plant accident? 4 9 +752 1 GenCorp Inc . , hurt by a plant accident and other unexpected costs , said it expects to report that fiscal fourth - quarter profit from continuing operations will be significantly below last year ' s $ 25 million . hurt by a plant accident What type of plant accident occurred? 4 9 +752 1 GenCorp Inc . , hurt by a plant accident and other unexpected costs , said it expects to report that fiscal fourth - quarter profit from continuing operations will be significantly below last year ' s $ 25 million . plant accident What happened? 7 9 +752 1 GenCorp Inc . , hurt by a plant accident and other unexpected costs , said it expects to report that fiscal fourth - quarter profit from continuing operations will be significantly below last year ' s $ 25 million . plant accident What happened in the plant accident? 7 9 +752 1 GenCorp Inc . , hurt by a plant accident and other unexpected costs , said it expects to report that fiscal fourth - quarter profit from continuing operations will be significantly below last year ' s $ 25 million . other unexpected costs , What unexpected costs? 10 14 +752 1 GenCorp Inc . , hurt by a plant accident and other unexpected costs , said it expects to report that fiscal fourth - quarter profit from continuing operations will be significantly below last year ' s $ 25 million . significantly below How much below? 30 32 +752 2 The Fairlawn , Ohio - based company also said that full - year profit from continuing operations will be far below last year ' s $ 148 million . Fairlawn , what part of ohio is that? 1 3 +752 2 The Fairlawn , Ohio - based company also said that full - year profit from continuing operations will be far below last year ' s $ 148 million . will be far below last year ' s $ 148 million Why is the full-year profit lower in this year? 17 28 +752 2 The Fairlawn , Ohio - based company also said that full - year profit from continuing operations will be far below last year ' s $ 148 million . far below how far below are the expectations? 19 21 +752 2 The Fairlawn , Ohio - based company also said that full - year profit from continuing operations will be far below last year ' s $ 148 million . will be far below Is this all due to the accident? 17 21 +752 2 The Fairlawn , Ohio - based company also said that full - year profit from continuing operations will be far below last year ' s $ 148 million . $ 148 million Is this the companies yearly average? 25 28 +752 3 Last year ' s figures include a one - time loss of $ 12 million for restructuring and unusual items . unusual items Why were there so many unusual items? 18 20 +752 3 Last year ' s figures include a one - time loss of $ 12 million for restructuring and unusual items . one - time loss how can you assure this is a one time loss? 7 11 +752 3 Last year ' s figures include a one - time loss of $ 12 million for restructuring and unusual items . unusual items What unusual items? 18 20 +752 4 But the automotive parts and aerospace concern expects that net for the year ending Nov . 30 will exceed last fiscal year ' s net of $ 70 million , or $ 2 . 19 a share , primarily because of $ 200 million in gains from sales of discontinued operations . concern what does concern mean in this context? 6 7 +752 4 But the automotive parts and aerospace concern expects that net for the year ending Nov . 30 will exceed last fiscal year ' s net of $ 70 million , or $ 2 . 19 a share , primarily because of $ 200 million in gains from sales of discontinued operations . discontinued operations Which operations were stopped? 49 51 +752 4 But the automotive parts and aerospace concern expects that net for the year ending Nov . 30 will exceed last fiscal year ' s net of $ 70 million , or $ 2 . 19 a share , primarily because of $ 200 million in gains from sales of discontinued operations . aerospace concern what is the context of using the word concern here? 5 7 +752 4 But the automotive parts and aerospace concern expects that net for the year ending Nov . 30 will exceed last fiscal year ' s net of $ 70 million , or $ 2 . 19 a share , primarily because of $ 200 million in gains from sales of discontinued operations . will exceed What will make it exceed last years? 17 19 +752 4 But the automotive parts and aerospace concern expects that net for the year ending Nov . 30 will exceed last fiscal year ' s net of $ 70 million , or $ 2 . 19 a share , primarily because of $ 200 million in gains from sales of discontinued operations . discontinued operations How many operations were discontinued? 49 51 +752 5 Harry Millis , an analyst at McDonald & Co . in Cleveland , said GenCorp ' s unanticipated losses come largely from an accident at a government - owned assembly plant in Kansas , run by a private subcontractor , that makes cluster bombs for GenCorp ' s Aerojet Ordnance business . Millis , what are his credentials? 1 3 +752 5 Harry Millis , an analyst at McDonald & Co . in Cleveland , said GenCorp ' s unanticipated losses come largely from an accident at a government - owned assembly plant in Kansas , run by a private subcontractor , that makes cluster bombs for GenCorp ' s Aerojet Ordnance business . cluster bombs what do cluster bombs do? 42 44 +752 5 Harry Millis , an analyst at McDonald & Co . in Cleveland , said GenCorp ' s unanticipated losses come largely from an accident at a government - owned assembly plant in Kansas , run by a private subcontractor , that makes cluster bombs for GenCorp ' s Aerojet Ordnance business . plant in Kansas , How many plants do they own around the country? 30 34 +752 5 Harry Millis , an analyst at McDonald & Co . in Cleveland , said GenCorp ' s unanticipated losses come largely from an accident at a government - owned assembly plant in Kansas , run by a private subcontractor , that makes cluster bombs for GenCorp ' s Aerojet Ordnance business . an accident What happened? 22 24 +753 1 DD Acquisition Corp . , a partnership of Unicorp Canada Corp . ' s Kingsbridge Capital Group and Cara Operations Ltd . , extended to Nov . 20 its $ 45 - a - share offer for all Dunkin ' Donuts Inc . shares outstanding . extended Why did DD Acquisition Corp it’s Dunking Donuts share offer? 23 24 +753 2 The offer , which was due to expire yesterday , is conditional on 50 . 1 % of Dunkin ' common shares , on a fully diluted basis , being tendered and on the withdrawal of the company ' s poison pill rights plan . poison pill rights plan what is that? 40 44 +753 2 The offer , which was due to expire yesterday , is conditional on 50 . 1 % of Dunkin ' common shares , on a fully diluted basis , being tendered and on the withdrawal of the company ' s poison pill rights plan . conditional Why did DD Acquisitions make its offer conditional on these terms? 11 12 +753 2 The offer , which was due to expire yesterday , is conditional on 50 . 1 % of Dunkin ' common shares , on a fully diluted basis , being tendered and on the withdrawal of the company ' s poison pill rights plan . poison pill rights plan What is the poison pill rights plan? 40 44 +753 3 DD Acquisition has launched a suit in a Delaware court seeking the withdrawal of Dunkin ' s poison pill rights and employee stock ownership plans , which it claims were put in place to deter bidders . deter will this work? 34 35 +753 4 DD Acquisition said 2 . 2 million shares , or about 38 . 5 % of the shares outstanding , have been tendered under its offer . tendered what does tendered mean? 22 23 +754 1 Reuters Holdings PLC said Michael Reupke resigned as general manager to pursue unspecified interests , a move the news organization termed an " amicable separation . " " amicable separation why is it quoted? 22 25 +754 2 Mr . Reupke , 52 years old and a 27 - year Reuters veteran , had been the information - services company ' s general manager for only six months . general manager What does the general manager oversee specifically? 24 26 +754 2 Mr . Reupke , 52 years old and a 27 - year Reuters veteran , had been the information - services company ' s general manager for only six months . general manager for only six months What was Reupke's previous job title before he became GM? 24 30 +754 4 No successor was named , and Mr . Reupke ' s duties will be split among three other senior Reuters executives , the company said . successor was named , why was there no successor named? 1 5 +754 4 No successor was named , and Mr . Reupke ' s duties will be split among three other senior Reuters executives , the company said . successor Why was no successor named? 1 2 +754 4 No successor was named , and Mr . Reupke ' s duties will be split among three other senior Reuters executives , the company said . three other senior Reuters executives , Who are the three senior Reuters executives who will split the duties? 16 22 +754 4 No successor was named , and Mr . Reupke ' s duties will be split among three other senior Reuters executives , the company said . three other senior Reuters executives , Who are the three other senior executives? 16 22 +754 4 No successor was named , and Mr . Reupke ' s duties will be split among three other senior Reuters executives , the company said . No successor was named , Why had no successor been named by the company? 0 5 +754 5 In a telephone interview , Mr . Reupke said his departure was for " personal reasons , " which he declined to specify . " There is no business reason for my departure , " nor any disagreement over policy , he added . " personal reasons , " was he lying? 13 18 +755 1 Rockwell International Corp . reported flat operating earnings for the fourth quarter ended Sept . 30 . earnings in which year? 7 8 +755 1 Rockwell International Corp . reported flat operating earnings for the fourth quarter ended Sept . 30 . Rockwell International Corp . Which industry does Rockwell operate in? 0 4 +755 1 Rockwell International Corp . reported flat operating earnings for the fourth quarter ended Sept . 30 . flat Why are the operating earnings flat for the fourth quarter? 5 6 +755 1 Rockwell International Corp . reported flat operating earnings for the fourth quarter ended Sept . 30 . flat Is there a reason why they had flat earnings? 5 6 +755 2 The aerospace , automotive supply , electronics and printing - press concern also indicated that the first half of fiscal 1990 could be rough . rough why would it be rough? 23 24 +755 2 The aerospace , automotive supply , electronics and printing - press concern also indicated that the first half of fiscal 1990 could be rough . the first half of fiscal 1990 could be rough . Why would the first half of 1990 be a tough time, fiscally? 15 25 +755 2 The aerospace , automotive supply , electronics and printing - press concern also indicated that the first half of fiscal 1990 could be rough . indicated How did aerospace, automotive supply, electronics and printing-press indicate that the first half of fiscal 1990 could be rough? 13 14 +755 2 The aerospace , automotive supply , electronics and printing - press concern also indicated that the first half of fiscal 1990 could be rough . rough Is there a reason they are expecting this to be a rough season? 23 24 +755 3 In an interview , Donald Beall , chairman , said first - half profit certainly would trail the past year ' s , primarily because of weakness in the heavy - truck and passenger - car markets . weakness in the heavy - truck and passenger - car Why would there be weakness in these markets? 26 36 +755 3 In an interview , Donald Beall , chairman , said first - half profit certainly would trail the past year ' s , primarily because of weakness in the heavy - truck and passenger - car markets . weakness Why are heavy-truck and passenger-car markets weak? 26 27 +755 3 In an interview , Donald Beall , chairman , said first - half profit certainly would trail the past year ' s , primarily because of weakness in the heavy - truck and passenger - car markets . weakness What is causing this weakness in the market? 26 27 +755 4 Still , he added , if the industrial sector remains relatively stable , Rockwell should be able to recover in the second half and about equal fiscal 1989 ' s operating profit of $ 630 . 9 million . industrial sector is that a big sector? 7 9 +755 4 Still , he added , if the industrial sector remains relatively stable , Rockwell should be able to recover in the second half and about equal fiscal 1989 ' s operating profit of $ 630 . 9 million . stable , Why is the industrial sector stable? 11 13 +755 4 Still , he added , if the industrial sector remains relatively stable , Rockwell should be able to recover in the second half and about equal fiscal 1989 ' s operating profit of $ 630 . 9 million . recover How will Rockwell recover in the second half of the 1989 fiscal year? 18 19 +755 4 Still , he added , if the industrial sector remains relatively stable , Rockwell should be able to recover in the second half and about equal fiscal 1989 ' s operating profit of $ 630 . 9 million . $ 630 What we're their earnings last year? 33 35 +755 5 For fiscal 1989 ' s fourth quarter , Rockwell ' s net income totaled $ 126 . 1 million , or 50 cents a share . $ 126 How did Rockwell net $126.1 million? 14 16 +755 5 For fiscal 1989 ' s fourth quarter , Rockwell ' s net income totaled $ 126 . 1 million , or 50 cents a share . share What do they anticipate the price per share at the end of next year? 24 25 +756 1 A . L . Williams Corp . was merged into Primerica Corp . , New York , after a special meeting of Williams shareholders cleared the transaction , the companies said . merged Why did A.L. Williams Corp. merge into Primerica Corp.? 8 9 +756 2 Primerica , which had owned nearly 70 % of Williams , will pay about 16 . 7 million shares , currently valued at almost $ 472 million , for the rest of Williams . nearly 70 % was it less than 70 percent? 5 8 +756 2 Primerica , which had owned nearly 70 % of Williams , will pay about 16 . 7 million shares , currently valued at almost $ 472 million , for the rest of Williams . pay about 16 . 7 million shares , Why will it pay using shares? 12 20 +756 2 Primerica , which had owned nearly 70 % of Williams , will pay about 16 . 7 million shares , currently valued at almost $ 472 million , for the rest of Williams . for the rest Who will it pay for the rest to? 28 31 +756 2 Primerica , which had owned nearly 70 % of Williams , will pay about 16 . 7 million shares , currently valued at almost $ 472 million , for the rest of Williams . Primerica , What is the Primerica Corporation? 0 2 +756 3 The financial - services company will pay 0 . 82 share for each Williams share . 0 . 82 share why so low? 7 11 +756 3 The financial - services company will pay 0 . 82 share for each Williams share . 0 . 82 share Shouldn't this be 0.82 a share? 7 11 +756 4 Williams shares , which were to be delisted from the New York Stock Exchange after the close of composite trading yesterday , closed at $ 23 . 25 , off 12 . 5 cents . delisted why would they be delisted? 7 8 +756 4 Williams shares , which were to be delisted from the New York Stock Exchange after the close of composite trading yesterday , closed at $ 23 . 25 , off 12 . 5 cents . delisted Why will Williams shares be delisted from the New York Stock Exchange? 7 8 +756 4 Williams shares , which were to be delisted from the New York Stock Exchange after the close of composite trading yesterday , closed at $ 23 . 25 , off 12 . 5 cents . delisted Why would it be delisted? 7 8 +757 1 New York financier Saul Steinberg sought federal permission to buy more than 15 % of United Airlines ' parent , UAL Corp . , saying he might seek control of the nation ' s second - largest airline . seek control Why does Saul Steinberg want to seek control of United Airlines? 27 29 +757 1 New York financier Saul Steinberg sought federal permission to buy more than 15 % of United Airlines ' parent , UAL Corp . , saying he might seek control of the nation ' s second - largest airline . sought federal permission what does that involve? 5 8 +757 1 New York financier Saul Steinberg sought federal permission to buy more than 15 % of United Airlines ' parent , UAL Corp . , saying he might seek control of the nation ' s second - largest airline . federal permission Why does he need federal permission? 6 8 +757 1 New York financier Saul Steinberg sought federal permission to buy more than 15 % of United Airlines ' parent , UAL Corp . , saying he might seek control of the nation ' s second - largest airline . control of the nation ' s second - largest airline Why was he wanting to control the airline? 28 38 +757 2 Although takeover experts said they doubted Mr . Steinberg will make a bid by himself , the application by his Reliance Group Holdings Inc . could signal his interest in helping revive a failed labor - management bid . takeover experts Who are the experts? 1 3 +757 2 Although takeover experts said they doubted Mr . Steinberg will make a bid by himself , the application by his Reliance Group Holdings Inc . could signal his interest in helping revive a failed labor - management bid . bid by himself , Why do they think he will not make a bid by himself? 12 16 +757 2 Although takeover experts said they doubted Mr . Steinberg will make a bid by himself , the application by his Reliance Group Holdings Inc . could signal his interest in helping revive a failed labor - management bid . failed labor - management bid Why did the bid fall through? 33 38 +757 3 Such an application for federal antitrust clearance is necessary for any investor that might seek control . necessary Why is a federal antitrust clearance necessary? 8 9 +757 3 Such an application for federal antitrust clearance is necessary for any investor that might seek control . federal antitrust clearance what does that mean exactly? 4 7 +757 3 Such an application for federal antitrust clearance is necessary for any investor that might seek control . antitrust clearance What is antitrust clearance? 5 7 +757 4 But some investors have used such filings to boost the value of their stock holdings , which - - without buying more stock - - they then sold . filings to boost How does this filing boost the value of their stock? 6 9 +757 5 Takeover stock traders were puzzled by the Reliance filing and cautioned that it doesn ' t mean Mr . Steinberg will definitely seek control . " Maybe he just wants to make something happen , " said one takeover expert . Takeover stock traders what is a takeover stock trader? 0 3 +757 5 Takeover stock traders were puzzled by the Reliance filing and cautioned that it doesn ' t mean Mr . Steinberg will definitely seek control . " Maybe he just wants to make something happen , " said one takeover expert . Mr . Steinberg will definitely seek control What other actions could be undertaken instead of a takeover? 17 24 +758 1 A nickname for measures to stop the market from plunging too far too fast . nickname what is the nickname? 1 2 +758 1 A nickname for measures to stop the market from plunging too far too fast . nickname what is the nickname? 1 2 +758 1 A nickname for measures to stop the market from plunging too far too fast . measures What is considered a measure? 3 4 +758 1 A nickname for measures to stop the market from plunging too far too fast . nickname What was the nickname? 1 2 +758 1 A nickname for measures to stop the market from plunging too far too fast . too far too fast How fast or far does the market have to fall for these measures to take effect? 10 14 +758 2 Several moves were taken following the October 1987 crash to coordinate - - and sometimes deliberately disconnect - - the stock and futures markets in times of heightened volatility . heightened volatility why is volatility heightened? 27 29 +758 2 Several moves were taken following the October 1987 crash to coordinate - - and sometimes deliberately disconnect - - the stock and futures markets in times of heightened volatility . moves what were the moves? 1 2 +758 2 Several moves were taken following the October 1987 crash to coordinate - - and sometimes deliberately disconnect - - the stock and futures markets in times of heightened volatility . moves What moves were taken? 1 2 +758 2 Several moves were taken following the October 1987 crash to coordinate - - and sometimes deliberately disconnect - - the stock and futures markets in times of heightened volatility . Several moves What were the moves? 0 2 +758 2 Several moves were taken following the October 1987 crash to coordinate - - and sometimes deliberately disconnect - - the stock and futures markets in times of heightened volatility . October 1987 crash What led to the 1987 crash? 6 9 +758 3 On the Big Board , a " side car " is put into effect when the S & P futures rise or fall 12 points . " side car " what is a side car? 6 10 +758 3 On the Big Board , a " side car " is put into effect when the S & P futures rise or fall 12 points . " side what is a side car? 6 8 +758 3 On the Big Board , a " side car " is put into effect when the S & P futures rise or fall 12 points . " side What is a side car? 6 8 +758 3 On the Big Board , a " side car " is put into effect when the S & P futures rise or fall 12 points . " side car " Whats a side car? 6 10 +758 4 The side car routes program trades into a special computer file that scans for imbalances of buy and sell orders . imbalances What type of imbalances? 14 15 +758 5 On the Chicago Mercantile Exchange , S & P 500 futures are not allowed to fall further than 12 points from the previous day ' s close for half an hour . futures What do you mean by futures? 10 11 +759 1 Rep . John Dingell , an important sponsor of President Bush ' s clean - air bill , plans to unveil a surprise proposal that would break with the White House on a centerpiece issue : acid rain . important sponsor What makes John Dingell an important sponsor? 6 8 +759 1 Rep . John Dingell , an important sponsor of President Bush ' s clean - air bill , plans to unveil a surprise proposal that would break with the White House on a centerpiece issue : acid rain . a surprise proposal What does the proposal say? 21 24 +759 1 Rep . John Dingell , an important sponsor of President Bush ' s clean - air bill , plans to unveil a surprise proposal that would break with the White House on a centerpiece issue : acid rain . acid rain Why is acid rain a concern for the White House? 36 38 +759 1 Rep . John Dingell , an important sponsor of President Bush ' s clean - air bill , plans to unveil a surprise proposal that would break with the White House on a centerpiece issue : acid rain . break How will Dingell’s proposal break with the White House’s position on acid rain? 26 27 +759 1 Rep . John Dingell , an important sponsor of President Bush ' s clean - air bill , plans to unveil a surprise proposal that would break with the White House on a centerpiece issue : acid rain . clean - air bill , What is the clean-air bill? 13 18 +759 2 The Michigan Democrat ' s proposal , which is expected today , is described by government sources and lobbyists as significantly weaker than the Bush administration ' s plan to cut utility emissions that lead to acid rain . Michigan Democrat ' s is he from michigan? 1 5 +759 2 The Michigan Democrat ' s proposal , which is expected today , is described by government sources and lobbyists as significantly weaker than the Bush administration ' s plan to cut utility emissions that lead to acid rain . government sources Which government sources? 15 17 +759 2 The Michigan Democrat ' s proposal , which is expected today , is described by government sources and lobbyists as significantly weaker than the Bush administration ' s plan to cut utility emissions that lead to acid rain . significantly weaker Why do they feel it is weaker? 20 22 +759 2 The Michigan Democrat ' s proposal , which is expected today , is described by government sources and lobbyists as significantly weaker than the Bush administration ' s plan to cut utility emissions that lead to acid rain . Michigan Democrat ' s proposal , What is the Michigan Democrat's proposal? 1 7 +759 3 The administration ' s plan could cost utilities , mainly those that use coal , up to $ 4 billion a year . up to $ 4 billion a year Is more than the norm? 15 22 +759 3 The administration ' s plan could cost utilities , mainly those that use coal , up to $ 4 billion a year . administration ' s plan What does the administration's plan consist of? 1 5 +759 4 The proposal comes as a surprise even to administration officials and temporarily throws into chaos the House ' s work on clean - air legislation . a surprise Why was this a surprise? 4 6 +760 2 Net advanced to $ 94 . 2 million , or 89 cents a share , from $ 85 million , or 83 cents a share , including net realized investment gains of $ 31 million , up from $ 10 million a year ago . net realized investment gains What are net realized investment gains? 27 31 +760 3 But revenue declined to $ 3 billion from $ 3 . 2 billion . billion from $ 3 . 2 billion how did that happen? 6 13 +760 3 But revenue declined to $ 3 billion from $ 3 . 2 billion . declined Why did revenue decline? 2 3 +760 3 But revenue declined to $ 3 billion from $ 3 . 2 billion . revenue For what reason did revenue decline? 1 2 +760 3 But revenue declined to $ 3 billion from $ 3 . 2 billion . revenue How did revenue decline while net advanced? 1 2 +760 3 But revenue declined to $ 3 billion from $ 3 . 2 billion . But revenue declined How can a company's stock grow so high when it loses money? 0 3 +760 4 Travelers estimated that the California earthquake last month will result in a fourth - quarter pre - tax charge of less than $ 10 million . earthquake Why would the earthquake have economic impacts? 5 6 +760 4 Travelers estimated that the California earthquake last month will result in a fourth - quarter pre - tax charge of less than $ 10 million . estimated How did Travelers estimate estimate this pre-tax charge? 1 2 +760 4 Travelers estimated that the California earthquake last month will result in a fourth - quarter pre - tax charge of less than $ 10 million . fourth - quarter pre - tax charge Who is being charged? 12 19 +760 5 The insurer ' s earnings from commercial property / casualty lines fell 59 % in the latest quarter , while it lost $ 7 . 2 million in its personal property / casualty business , compared with earnings of $ 6 . 1 million a year ago . commercial Why did the earnings fall? 6 7 +760 5 The insurer ' s earnings from commercial property / casualty lines fell 59 % in the latest quarter , while it lost $ 7 . 2 million in its personal property / casualty business , compared with earnings of $ 6 . 1 million a year ago . commercial property / casualty lines Why did earnings from commercial property/casualty lines fall 59%? 6 11 +760 5 The insurer ' s earnings from commercial property / casualty lines fell 59 % in the latest quarter , while it lost $ 7 . 2 million in its personal property / casualty business , compared with earnings of $ 6 . 1 million a year ago . earnings from commercial property / casualty Why are property and casualty industries grouped together? 4 10 +761 1 Consumer confidence stayed strong in October , despite the unsettling gyrations of the stock market . unsettling gyrations why were there gyrations? 9 11 +761 1 Consumer confidence stayed strong in October , despite the unsettling gyrations of the stock market . unsettling gyrations what caused the gyrations in the stock market? 9 11 +761 1 Consumer confidence stayed strong in October , despite the unsettling gyrations of the stock market . gyrations What are the specific details related to the 'gyrations'? 10 11 +761 2 " The sharp stock market decline in late October appears to have had little or no effect on consumers , " said Fabian Linden , executive director of the Conference Board ' s consumer research center . " Survey returns received after the drop in the Dow Jones average were about the same as the views expressed prior to that event . " Fabian Linden , what are his credentials? 22 25 +761 2 " The sharp stock market decline in late October appears to have had little or no effect on consumers , " said Fabian Linden , executive director of the Conference Board ' s consumer research center . " Survey returns received after the drop in the Dow Jones average were about the same as the views expressed prior to that event . " had little or no effect on consumers , " how come there was no effect? 12 21 +761 2 " The sharp stock market decline in late October appears to have had little or no effect on consumers , " said Fabian Linden , executive director of the Conference Board ' s consumer research center . " Survey returns received after the drop in the Dow Jones average were about the same as the views expressed prior to that event . " Conference Board ' s what is the conference board? 29 33 +761 3 The nonprofit , industry - supported group said its Consumer Confidence Index was 116 . 4 in October , barely changed from a revised 116 . 3 in September . 116 . 4 is this high or low? what is the normal range? 13 16 +761 3 The nonprofit , industry - supported group said its Consumer Confidence Index was 116 . 4 in October , barely changed from a revised 116 . 3 in September . Index How is the index measured? 11 12 +761 4 The index was 116 . 9 in October 1988 and in the past year has ranged from a low of 112 . 9 to a high of 120 . 7 . 112 . 9 to why does it fluctuate so much? 20 24 +761 4 The index was 116 . 9 in October 1988 and in the past year has ranged from a low of 112 . 9 to a high of 120 . 7 . low of 112 . 9 to a high of 120 . 7 how does this compare to normal ranges? 18 30 +761 4 The index was 116 . 9 in October 1988 and in the past year has ranged from a low of 112 . 9 to a high of 120 . 7 . 1988 Why bring up 1988? 8 9 +761 5 It uses a base of 100 in 1985 . in 1985 what about now? 6 8 +761 5 It uses a base of 100 in 1985 . base of 100 what does this mean? is this normal or no? 3 6 +761 5 It uses a base of 100 in 1985 . base why is 100 in 1985 the base? 3 4 +761 5 It uses a base of 100 in 1985 . 100 Why does it use a base of 100? 5 6 +762 1 The following issues were recently filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission : Securities and Exchange Commission : What is the Securities and Exchange Commision? 8 13 +762 1 The following issues were recently filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission : issues What issues? 2 3 +762 2 Intermec Corp . , offering of 1 , 050 , 000 common shares , via Goldman , Sachs & Co . and Piper , Jaffray & Hopwood Inc . common shares , what are common shares? 11 14 +762 4 Midwesco Filter Resources Inc . , initial offering of 830 , 000 common shares , to be offered by the company , via Chicago Corp . via Chicago Corp what does via mean here? 22 25 +762 5 Nylev Municipal Fund Inc . , offering of five million common shares . five million common shares why so much? 8 12 +763 1 N . V . DSM said net income in the third quarter jumped 63 % as the company had substantially lower extraordinary charges to account for a restructuring program . restructuring program What kind of restructuring program? 27 29 +763 1 N . V . DSM said net income in the third quarter jumped 63 % as the company had substantially lower extraordinary charges to account for a restructuring program . net income What was the original net income? 6 8 +763 1 N . V . DSM said net income in the third quarter jumped 63 % as the company had substantially lower extraordinary charges to account for a restructuring program . extraordinary charges what type of charges are we talking about? 21 23 +763 2 The Dutch chemical group said net income gained to 235 million guilders ( $ 113 . 2 million ) , or 6 . 70 guilders a share , from 144 million guilders , or 4 . 10 guilders a share , a year ago . 235 million guilders What does this mean? 9 12 +763 2 The Dutch chemical group said net income gained to 235 million guilders ( $ 113 . 2 million ) , or 6 . 70 guilders a share , from 144 million guilders , or 4 . 10 guilders a share , a year ago . The Dutch chemical Who is the Dutch chemical group? 0 3 +763 2 The Dutch chemical group said net income gained to 235 million guilders ( $ 113 . 2 million ) , or 6 . 70 guilders a share , from 144 million guilders , or 4 . 10 guilders a share , a year ago . 144 million guilders , what is the usd conversion? giving the conversion on the first number without giving the conversion on the second makes no sense. 29 33 +763 3 The 32 % state - owned DSM had eight million guilders of extraordinary charges in the latest quarter , mainly to reflect one - time losses in connection with the disposal of some operations . one - time losses what are one time losses? 22 26 +763 3 The 32 % state - owned DSM had eight million guilders of extraordinary charges in the latest quarter , mainly to reflect one - time losses in connection with the disposal of some operations . guilders what does guilders mean? 10 11 +763 3 The 32 % state - owned DSM had eight million guilders of extraordinary charges in the latest quarter , mainly to reflect one - time losses in connection with the disposal of some operations . DSM Whats is the DSM? 6 7 +763 3 The 32 % state - owned DSM had eight million guilders of extraordinary charges in the latest quarter , mainly to reflect one - time losses in connection with the disposal of some operations . disposal of some operations . what operations are they speaking of? 30 35 +763 4 The charges were offset in part by a gain from the sale of the company ' s construction division . the sale of the company ' s construction division . What did the company's construction division sell for? 10 20 +763 4 The charges were offset in part by a gain from the sale of the company ' s construction division . company ' s construction why did they gain in construction? 14 18 +763 4 The charges were offset in part by a gain from the sale of the company ' s construction division . charges What charges? 1 2 +763 4 The charges were offset in part by a gain from the sale of the company ' s construction division . The charges What was the total of the charges? 0 2 +763 4 The charges were offset in part by a gain from the sale of the company ' s construction division . sale of the company ' s construction division . what was the motivation to sell a construction business? 11 20 +763 5 Last year , DSM had 71 million guilders of extraordinary charges for the restructuring program and other transactions . extraordinary Which extraordinary charges? 9 10 +763 5 Last year , DSM had 71 million guilders of extraordinary charges for the restructuring program and other transactions . 71 million guilders of extraordinary charges What was the dollar amount of these charges? 5 11 +763 5 Last year , DSM had 71 million guilders of extraordinary charges for the restructuring program and other transactions . restructuring program what did they restructure? was is restucturing the company after the sale? 13 15 +763 5 Last year , DSM had 71 million guilders of extraordinary charges for the restructuring program and other transactions . 71 million guilders how did they spend 71 million dollars on these charges? 5 8 +764 1 The limits to legal absurdity stretched another notch this week when the Supreme Court refused to hear an appeal from a case that says corporate defendants must pay damages even after proving that they could not possibly have caused the harm . absurdity stretched was it already absurd prior? 4 6 +764 1 The limits to legal absurdity stretched another notch this week when the Supreme Court refused to hear an appeal from a case that says corporate defendants must pay damages even after proving that they could not possibly have caused the harm . limits what are the limits? 1 2 +764 1 The limits to legal absurdity stretched another notch this week when the Supreme Court refused to hear an appeal from a case that says corporate defendants must pay damages even after proving that they could not possibly have caused the harm . corporate defendants must pay damages Why should corporate defendants pay damages? 24 29 +764 2 We can understand and share the compassion that makes judges sometimes wish to offer a kind of Solomonic aid to those who ' ve been hurt . Solomonic aid what does this mean? 17 19 +764 3 But this case is a stark lesson in how the failures of the traditional policy - making process have left the courts as the only forum this country has to debate risk , technology and innovation . failures of the traditional policy - making process Why are there failures of the traditional policy making process? 10 18 +764 4 Too often now , a single court decision becomes the precedent for other , less compelling cases . Too often now , who does this harm? 0 4 +765 1 Wall Street ' s big securities firms face the prospect of having their credit ratings lowered . having their credit ratings lowered Why are their credit ratings being lowered? 11 16 +765 1 Wall Street ' s big securities firms face the prospect of having their credit ratings lowered . credit ratings lowered Why would the securities firms have their credit ratings lowered? 13 16 +765 2 The reason : Risks from the firms ' new " merchant banking " activities are rising as revenue from the industry ' s traditional business erodes . " merchant banking " what is merchant banking? 9 13 +765 2 The reason : Risks from the firms ' new " merchant banking " activities are rising as revenue from the industry ' s traditional business erodes . Risks Why are they allowed to participate in risky behavior? 3 4 +765 3 The downgrading of debt issued by CS First Boston Inc . , parent of First Boston Corp . , by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . , coupled with a Moody ' s announcement that Shearson Lehman Hutton Holdings Inc . is under review for a possible downgrade , sent shivers through the brokerage community this week . downgrading How much were they downgraded? 1 2 +765 4 With the shudders came the realization that some of Wall Street ' s biggest players are struggling to maintain the stellar credit standing required to finance their activities profitably . struggling to maintain the stellar credit how can they maintain it? 16 22 +765 4 With the shudders came the realization that some of Wall Street ' s biggest players are struggling to maintain the stellar credit standing required to finance their activities profitably . came the realization Why are they realizing it just now? 3 6 +765 5 Securities firms are among the biggest issuers of commercial paper , or short - term corporate IOUs , which they sell to finance their daily operations . corporate IOUs , what are ious? 15 18 +765 5 Securities firms are among the biggest issuers of commercial paper , or short - term corporate IOUs , which they sell to finance their daily operations . sell to finance their daily operations How much do they sell? 20 26 +766 1 Reed International PLC said that net income for the six months ended Oct . 1 slipped 5 % to # 89 . 7 million ( $ 141 . 9 million ) , or 16 pence a share , from # 94 . 8 million ( $ 149 . 9 million ) , or 17 . 3 pence a share . pence what is a pence? 34 35 +766 1 Reed International PLC said that net income for the six months ended Oct . 1 slipped 5 % to # 89 . 7 million ( $ 141 . 9 million ) , or 16 pence a share , from # 94 . 8 million ( $ 149 . 9 million ) , or 17 . 3 pence a share . Reed International PLC Who are Reed International PLC ? 0 3 +766 1 Reed International PLC said that net income for the six months ended Oct . 1 slipped 5 % to # 89 . 7 million ( $ 141 . 9 million ) , or 16 pence a share , from # 94 . 8 million ( $ 149 . 9 million ) , or 17 . 3 pence a share . 16 pence a share , Are these numbers in USD, pounds or Euro's? 33 38 +766 2 The British paper , packaging and publishing concern , said profit from continuing lines fell 10 % to # 118 million from # 130 . 6 million . continuing lines what continuing lines? 12 14 +766 3 While there were no one - time gains or losses in the latest period , there was a one - time gain of # 18 million in the 1988 period . 1988 period just during that year? 28 30 +766 4 And while there was no profit this year from discontinued operations , last year they contributed # 34 million , before tax . before tax how much after tax? 20 22 +766 4 And while there was no profit this year from discontinued operations , last year they contributed # 34 million , before tax . # 34 what does #34 mean? 16 18 +766 5 Pretax profit fell 3 . 7 % to # 128 million from # 133 million and was below analysts ' expectations of # 130 million to # 135 million , but shares rose 6 pence to 388 pence in early trading yesterday in London . 6 pence to 388 pence what is a pence? 33 38 +766 5 Pretax profit fell 3 . 7 % to # 128 million from # 133 million and was below analysts ' expectations of # 130 million to # 135 million , but shares rose 6 pence to 388 pence in early trading yesterday in London . 6 pence to 388 pence There is no question assuming the first one has been answered. If it hasn't them the first question again. 33 38 +767 1 Although his team lost the World Series , San Francisco Giants owner Bob Lurie hopes to have a new home for them . new home a new stadium? 18 20 +767 1 Although his team lost the World Series , San Francisco Giants owner Bob Lurie hopes to have a new home for them . a new home for them Why does he want a new home? 17 22 +767 1 Although his team lost the World Series , San Francisco Giants owner Bob Lurie hopes to have a new home for them . new home Where would the possible new home for the Giants be? 18 20 +767 1 Although his team lost the World Series , San Francisco Giants owner Bob Lurie hopes to have a new home for them . new home WHERE ARE THEY GOING? 18 20 +767 2 He is an avid fan of a proposition on next week ' s ballot to help build a replacement for Candlestick Park . Candlestick Park why do they need a new park? 20 22 +767 2 He is an avid fan of a proposition on next week ' s ballot to help build a replacement for Candlestick Park . replacement for Candlestick Park . WHAT IS WRONG WITH THE EXISTING PARK THAT UPGRADES COULDN'T FIX? 18 23 +767 3 Small wonder , since he ' s asking San Francisco taxpayers to sink up to $ 100 million into the new stadium . up to $ 100 million WHAT WOULD BE THE PRICE TAG IF CANDLEWICK PARK WERE RENOVATED? 13 18 +767 4 As San Francisco digs out from The Pretty Big One , opponents say the last thing the city can afford is an expensive new stadium . last thing the city can afford What is going on that the city can't afford this? 14 20 +767 4 As San Francisco digs out from The Pretty Big One , opponents say the last thing the city can afford is an expensive new stadium . The Pretty Big One , What is The Pretty Big One? 6 11 +767 4 As San Francisco digs out from The Pretty Big One , opponents say the last thing the city can afford is an expensive new stadium . The Pretty Big One , WHAT IS THE PRETTY BIG ONE? 6 11 +767 5 A stadium craze is sweeping the country . country what other states are doing it? 6 7 +767 5 A stadium craze is sweeping the country . A stadium craze is sweeping the country . Where else is there a stadium craze? 0 8 +767 5 A stadium craze is sweeping the country . sweeping the country WHERE ELSE IN THE COUNTRY IS THIS HAPPENING? 4 7 +768 1 The following were among yesterday ' s offerings and pricings in the U . S . and non - U . S . capital markets , with terms and syndicate manager , as compiled by Dow Jones Capital Markets Report : following What were the following among the offerings and pricings? 1 2 +768 1 The following were among yesterday ' s offerings and pricings in the U . S . and non - U . S . capital markets , with terms and syndicate manager , as compiled by Dow Jones Capital Markets Report : pricings How are market prices deliberated? 9 10 +768 2 International Business Machines Corp . - - $ 750 million of 8 3 / 8 % debentures due Nov . 1 , 2019 , priced at 99 to yield 8 . 467 % . debentures What does this mean? 16 17 +768 3 The 30 - year non - callable issue was priced at a spread of 57 basis points above the Treasury ' s 8 1 / 8 % bellwether long bond . non - callable what is this word? 4 7 +768 3 The 30 - year non - callable issue was priced at a spread of 57 basis points above the Treasury ' s 8 1 / 8 % bellwether long bond . spread who, specifically earns on these spreads? 12 13 +768 4 Rated triple - A by both Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . and Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , the issue will be sold through underwriters led by Salomon Brothers Inc . triple - A is that a good rating? 1 4 +768 4 Rated triple - A by both Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . and Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , the issue will be sold through underwriters led by Salomon Brothers Inc . Moody ' s How are these people still the rating authority after countless scandals? 6 9 +768 5 The size of the issue was increased from an originally planned $ 500 million . planned $ 500 million what is the new plan? 10 14 +768 5 The size of the issue was increased from an originally planned $ 500 million . the issue was increased Why has it increased? 3 7 +768 5 The size of the issue was increased from an originally planned $ 500 million . size of the issue What was the issue? 1 5 +768 5 The size of the issue was increased from an originally planned $ 500 million . $ 500 million for what purposes do they need over 500 million? bottom line or actual productivity? 11 14 +769 1 William C . Walbrecher Jr . , an executive at San Francisco - based 1st Nationwide Bank , was named president and chief executive officer of Citadel Holding Corp . and its principal operating unit , Fidelity Federal Bank . president Why was William C. Walbrecher Jr. named president? 20 21 +769 1 William C . Walbrecher Jr . , an executive at San Francisco - based 1st Nationwide Bank , was named president and chief executive officer of Citadel Holding Corp . and its principal operating unit , Fidelity Federal Bank . principal How is Fidelity Federal Bank the principal operating unit? 32 33 +769 1 William C . Walbrecher Jr . , an executive at San Francisco - based 1st Nationwide Bank , was named president and chief executive officer of Citadel Holding Corp . and its principal operating unit , Fidelity Federal Bank . named president and chief executive officer How did these spots become vacant prior to his appointment? 19 25 +769 2 The appointment takes effect Nov . 13 . Nov . 13 of which year? 4 7 +769 2 The appointment takes effect Nov . 13 . effect How does the appointment make an impact? 3 4 +769 3 He succeeds James A . Taylor , who stepped down as chairman , president and chief executive in March for health reasons . health reasons what was wrong? 20 22 +769 3 He succeeds James A . Taylor , who stepped down as chairman , president and chief executive in March for health reasons . health Why does James A. Taylor have health problems? 20 21 +769 4 Edward L . Kane succeeded Mr . Taylor as chairman . Edward L . Kane who is he? 0 4 +769 4 Edward L . Kane succeeded Mr . Taylor as chairman . succeeded Why did Edward L. Kane get chosen to succeed Mr. Taylor? 4 5 +769 5 Separately , Citadel posted a third - quarter net loss of $ 2 . 3 million , or 68 cents a share , versus net income of $ 5 . 3 million , or $ 1 . 61 a share , a year earlier . third - quarter net loss Why did Citadel have a third-quarter net loss? 5 10 +769 5 Separately , Citadel posted a third - quarter net loss of $ 2 . 3 million , or 68 cents a share , versus net income of $ 5 . 3 million , or $ 1 . 61 a share , a year earlier . loss Why did Citadel post a third-quarter loss? 9 10 +769 5 Separately , Citadel posted a third - quarter net loss of $ 2 . 3 million , or 68 cents a share , versus net income of $ 5 . 3 million , or $ 1 . 61 a share , a year earlier . earlier Why did Citadel have higher income a year earlier? 43 44 +769 5 Separately , Citadel posted a third - quarter net loss of $ 2 . 3 million , or 68 cents a share , versus net income of $ 5 . 3 million , or $ 1 . 61 a share , a year earlier . posted a third - quarter net loss Why is the company losing money? 3 10 +770 1 Researchers at American Telephone & Telegraph Co . ' s Bell Laboratories reported they raised the electrical current - carrying capacity of new superconductor crystals by a factor of 100 , moving the materials closer to commercial use . raised the electrical current - carrying capacity How did they achieve this? 14 21 +770 1 Researchers at American Telephone & Telegraph Co . ' s Bell Laboratories reported they raised the electrical current - carrying capacity of new superconductor crystals by a factor of 100 , moving the materials closer to commercial use . raised What was the previous electrical current-carrying capacity of the crystals? 14 15 +770 2 The scientists said they created small changes in the crystal - lattice structures of the superconductors to raise the amount of current that single crystals could carry to 600 , 000 amps per square centimeter in a moderately strong magnetic field . crystal - lattice what is crystal lattice? 9 12 +770 2 The scientists said they created small changes in the crystal - lattice structures of the superconductors to raise the amount of current that single crystals could carry to 600 , 000 amps per square centimeter in a moderately strong magnetic field . in a moderately strong magnetic field What constitutes a \"moderately strong magnetic field\"? 35 41 +770 2 The scientists said they created small changes in the crystal - lattice structures of the superconductors to raise the amount of current that single crystals could carry to 600 , 000 amps per square centimeter in a moderately strong magnetic field . small changes What were these small changes that allowed them to do this? 5 7 +770 3 The scientists said they made the advance with yttrium - containing superconductors cooled to liquid - nitrogen temperature , or minus 321 degrees Fahrenheit . yttrium - containing What is yttrium? 8 11 +770 3 The scientists said they made the advance with yttrium - containing superconductors cooled to liquid - nitrogen temperature , or minus 321 degrees Fahrenheit . cooled to liquid - nitrogen temperature What process did they use to achieve this cooling? 12 18 +770 3 The scientists said they made the advance with yttrium - containing superconductors cooled to liquid - nitrogen temperature , or minus 321 degrees Fahrenheit . yttrium - containing What is yttrium that is contained in the superconductors? 8 11 +770 3 The scientists said they made the advance with yttrium - containing superconductors cooled to liquid - nitrogen temperature , or minus 321 degrees Fahrenheit . with How does cooling the superconductors help them carry more electrical current? 7 8 +770 5 The finding marks a significant step in research on " bulk " superconductors , which are aimed at use in wires for motors , magnets , generators and other applications . " bulk " why is it quoted? 9 12 +770 5 The finding marks a significant step in research on " bulk " superconductors , which are aimed at use in wires for motors , magnets , generators and other applications . marks a significant step in research What makes this a significant step in research? 2 8 +770 5 The finding marks a significant step in research on " bulk " superconductors , which are aimed at use in wires for motors , magnets , generators and other applications . other applications What other applications are the \"bulk\" superconductors used in? 28 30 +771 1 Program trading is " a racket , " complains Edward Egnuss , a White Plains , N . Y . , investor and electronics sales executive , " and it ' s not to the benefit of the small investor , that ' s for sure . " But although he thinks that it is hurting him , he doubts it could be stopped . Program trading what is program trading? 0 2 +771 1 Program trading is " a racket , " complains Edward Egnuss , a White Plains , N . Y . , investor and electronics sales executive , " and it ' s not to the benefit of the small investor , that ' s for sure . " But although he thinks that it is hurting him , he doubts it could be stopped . it ' s not to the benefit of the small investor , Why is program trading not to the benefit of the small investor? 29 41 +771 1 Program trading is " a racket , " complains Edward Egnuss , a White Plains , N . Y . , investor and electronics sales executive , " and it ' s not to the benefit of the small investor , that ' s for sure . " But although he thinks that it is hurting him , he doubts it could be stopped . thinks that it is hurting him , Why does Edward Egnuss think that program trading is hurting him? 51 58 +771 1 Program trading is " a racket , " complains Edward Egnuss , a White Plains , N . Y . , investor and electronics sales executive , " and it ' s not to the benefit of the small investor , that ' s for sure . " But although he thinks that it is hurting him , he doubts it could be stopped . Program trading what is program trading? 0 2 +771 1 Program trading is " a racket , " complains Edward Egnuss , a White Plains , N . Y . , investor and electronics sales executive , " and it ' s not to the benefit of the small investor , that ' s for sure . " But although he thinks that it is hurting him , he doubts it could be stopped . racket , " Why does Edward Egnuss think trading is a racket? 5 8 +771 1 Program trading is " a racket , " complains Edward Egnuss , a White Plains , N . Y . , investor and electronics sales executive , " and it ' s not to the benefit of the small investor , that ' s for sure . " But although he thinks that it is hurting him , he doubts it could be stopped . benefit Why is program trading not to the benefit of the small investor? 35 36 +771 1 Program trading is " a racket , " complains Edward Egnuss , a White Plains , N . Y . , investor and electronics sales executive , " and it ' s not to the benefit of the small investor , that ' s for sure . " But although he thinks that it is hurting him , he doubts it could be stopped . doubts Why does he doubt it could be stopped? 59 60 +771 2 Mr . Egnuss ' s dislike of program trading is echoed by many small investors interviewed by Wall Street Journal reporters across the country . dislike of program why does he dislike it? 5 8 +771 2 Mr . Egnuss ' s dislike of program trading is echoed by many small investors interviewed by Wall Street Journal reporters across the country . many small investors What percentage of small investors feel similarly to Mr. Egnuss? 12 15 +771 2 Mr . Egnuss ' s dislike of program trading is echoed by many small investors interviewed by Wall Street Journal reporters across the country . echoed How are small investors echoing their dislike of program trading? 10 11 +771 3 But like Mr . Egnuss , few expect it to be halted entirely , and a surprising number doubt it should be . surprising number how many people? 16 18 +771 3 But like Mr . Egnuss , few expect it to be halted entirely , and a surprising number doubt it should be . a surprising number How many investors doubt program trading should be halted? 15 18 +771 3 But like Mr . Egnuss , few expect it to be halted entirely , and a surprising number doubt it should be . halted Why do few expect it to be halted entirely? 11 12 +771 4 " I think program trading is basically unfair to the individual investor , " says Leo Fields , a Dallas investor . Leo Fields , what are his credentials? 15 18 +771 4 " I think program trading is basically unfair to the individual investor , " says Leo Fields , a Dallas investor . basically unfair to the individual investor , " What is unfair about program trading? 6 14 +771 4 " I think program trading is basically unfair to the individual investor , " says Leo Fields , a Dallas investor . unfair How is program trading unfair to the individual investor? 7 8 +771 4 " I think program trading is basically unfair to the individual investor , " says Leo Fields , a Dallas investor . program What program trading? 3 4 +771 5 He notes that program traders have a commission cost advantage because of the quantity of their trades , that they have a smaller margin requirement than individual investors do and that they often can figure out earlier where the market is heading . smaller margin requirement How much smaller is the margin requirement for a program trader versus an individual investor? 22 25 +771 5 He notes that program traders have a commission cost advantage because of the quantity of their trades , that they have a smaller margin requirement than individual investors do and that they often can figure out earlier where the market is heading . program traders what are program traders? 3 5 +771 5 He notes that program traders have a commission cost advantage because of the quantity of their trades , that they have a smaller margin requirement than individual investors do and that they often can figure out earlier where the market is heading . advantage How does a smaller margin requirement help program traders? 9 10 +771 5 He notes that program traders have a commission cost advantage because of the quantity of their trades , that they have a smaller margin requirement than individual investors do and that they often can figure out earlier where the market is heading . investors Why can individual investors not have small margin requirements? 27 28 +772 1 Some Democrats in Congress are warning that a complicated new funding device for the two federal antitrust agencies could result in further cutbacks in a regulatory area already reduced sharply in recent years . two federal antitrust agencies Which two agencies are being discussed? 14 18 +772 1 Some Democrats in Congress are warning that a complicated new funding device for the two federal antitrust agencies could result in further cutbacks in a regulatory area already reduced sharply in recent years . complicated How are the funding devices complicated? 8 9 +772 1 Some Democrats in Congress are warning that a complicated new funding device for the two federal antitrust agencies could result in further cutbacks in a regulatory area already reduced sharply in recent years . cutbacks Why would the funding devices result in cutbacks? 22 23 +772 1 Some Democrats in Congress are warning that a complicated new funding device for the two federal antitrust agencies could result in further cutbacks in a regulatory area already reduced sharply in recent years . reduced Why is the regulatory area already reduced? 28 29 +772 1 Some Democrats in Congress are warning that a complicated new funding device for the two federal antitrust agencies could result in further cutbacks in a regulatory area already reduced sharply in recent years . funding device Why is the funding device complicated? 10 12 +772 1 Some Democrats in Congress are warning that a complicated new funding device for the two federal antitrust agencies could result in further cutbacks in a regulatory area already reduced sharply in recent years . two federal antitrust agencies Which two federal antitrust agencies have a new funding device? 14 18 +772 1 Some Democrats in Congress are warning that a complicated new funding device for the two federal antitrust agencies could result in further cutbacks in a regulatory area already reduced sharply in recent years . regulatory area What regulatory area is facing cutbacks? 25 27 +772 1 Some Democrats in Congress are warning that a complicated new funding device for the two federal antitrust agencies could result in further cutbacks in a regulatory area already reduced sharply in recent years . Some Democrats in Congress Which Democrats? 0 4 +772 2 The funding mechanism , which has received congressional approval and is expected to be signed by President Bush , would affect the antitrust operations of the Justice Department and the Federal Trade Commission . antitrust what does antitrust mean? 22 23 +772 2 The funding mechanism , which has received congressional approval and is expected to be signed by President Bush , would affect the antitrust operations of the Justice Department and the Federal Trade Commission . mechanism , How does the funding mechanism work? 2 4 +772 2 The funding mechanism , which has received congressional approval and is expected to be signed by President Bush , would affect the antitrust operations of the Justice Department and the Federal Trade Commission . affect How would the funding mechanism affect the antitrust operations of the Justice Department and the Federal Trade Commission? 20 21 +772 3 As a part of overall efforts to reduce spending , Congress cut by $ 30 million the Bush administration ' s request for antitrust enforcement for fiscal 1990 , which began Oct . 1 . antitrust enforcement What sorts of companies would fall under antitrust enforcement? 23 25 +772 3 As a part of overall efforts to reduce spending , Congress cut by $ 30 million the Bush administration ' s request for antitrust enforcement for fiscal 1990 , which began Oct . 1 . cut How did Congress cut $30 million for antitrust enforcement? 11 12 +772 4 To offset the reduction , Congress approved a $ 20 , 000 fee that investors and companies will have to pay each time they make required filings to antitrust regulators about mergers , acquisitions and certain other transactions . $ 20 , 000 fee will that solve the issue? 8 13 +772 4 To offset the reduction , Congress approved a $ 20 , 000 fee that investors and companies will have to pay each time they make required filings to antitrust regulators about mergers , acquisitions and certain other transactions . $ 20 , 000 How did Congress arrive at $20,000 fees for required filings? 8 12 +772 4 To offset the reduction , Congress approved a $ 20 , 000 fee that investors and companies will have to pay each time they make required filings to antitrust regulators about mergers , acquisitions and certain other transactions . certain other transactions Which other transactions? 35 38 +772 5 Some Democrats , led by Rep . Jack Brooks ( D . , Texas ) , unsuccessfully opposed the measure because they fear that the fees may not fully make up for the budget cuts . Jack Brooks what are his credentials? 7 9 +772 5 Some Democrats , led by Rep . Jack Brooks ( D . , Texas ) , unsuccessfully opposed the measure because they fear that the fees may not fully make up for the budget cuts . unsuccessfully Why were the Democrats unsuccessful? 16 17 +772 5 Some Democrats , led by Rep . Jack Brooks ( D . , Texas ) , unsuccessfully opposed the measure because they fear that the fees may not fully make up for the budget cuts . fear Why did the Democrats think the fees would not make up for the budget cuts? 22 23 +773 1 The United Kingdom High Court declared illegal a variety of interest - rate swap transactions and options deals between a London borough council and commercial banks . interest - rate swap transactions what are those? 10 15 +773 1 The United Kingdom High Court declared illegal a variety of interest - rate swap transactions and options deals between a London borough council and commercial banks . interest - rate swap transactions What exactly are \"'interest-rate swap transactions\"? 10 15 +773 1 The United Kingdom High Court declared illegal a variety of interest - rate swap transactions and options deals between a London borough council and commercial banks . interest - rate swap transactions What are interest rate swap transactions? 10 15 +773 2 The ruling could lead to the cancellation of huge bank debts the London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham ran up after losing heavily on swap transactions . losing heavily What did they lose? How did they lose it? 21 23 +773 2 The ruling could lead to the cancellation of huge bank debts the London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham ran up after losing heavily on swap transactions . swap transactions What are swap transactions? 24 26 +773 4 An appeal is expected . expected will it make any difference? 3 4 +773 4 An appeal is expected . An appeal is expected What kind of appeal? 0 4 +773 5 In response to the ruling , gilt futures swiftly plunged more than a point yesterday before recovering much of the loss by the end of the session . gilt futures what are gilt futures? 6 8 +774 1 If you ' d really rather have a Buick , don ' t leave home without the American Express card . American Express card What does an American Express card have to do with a Buick? 17 20 +774 1 If you ' d really rather have a Buick , don ' t leave home without the American Express card . American Express card why is an american express card needed? 17 20 +774 1 If you ' d really rather have a Buick , don ' t leave home without the American Express card . Buick , Why would I need an American Express to buy just a Buick? 8 10 +774 1 If you ' d really rather have a Buick , don ' t leave home without the American Express card . American Express card WHAT DOES AMERICAN EXPRESS HAVE TO DO WITH BUICK? 17 20 +774 2 Or so the slogan might go . slogan What is the slogan? 3 4 +774 2 Or so the slogan might go . slogan whos slogan? 3 4 +774 2 Or so the slogan might go . slogan Slogan of what? 3 4 +774 2 Or so the slogan might go . slogan WHY DOES A CREDIT CARD COMPANY WANT TO HAVE A SLOGAN ABOUT A CAR? 3 4 +774 3 American Express Co . and General Motors Corp . ' s beleaguered Buick division are joining forces in a promotion aimed at boosting Buick ' s sales while encouraging broader use of the American Express card . broader use How does Buick encourage broader use of the American Express card? 29 31 +774 3 American Express Co . and General Motors Corp . ' s beleaguered Buick division are joining forces in a promotion aimed at boosting Buick ' s sales while encouraging broader use of the American Express card . beleaguered what does this word mean? 11 12 +774 3 American Express Co . and General Motors Corp . ' s beleaguered Buick division are joining forces in a promotion aimed at boosting Buick ' s sales while encouraging broader use of the American Express card . joining forces in a promotion Why would this promotion work? People wouldn't buy a car just because of their credit card type or vice versa 15 20 +774 3 American Express Co . and General Motors Corp . ' s beleaguered Buick division are joining forces in a promotion aimed at boosting Buick ' s sales while encouraging broader use of the American Express card . beleaguered Buick division WHY IS BUICK BELEAGUERED IN THE GM LINEUP? 11 14 +774 4 The companies are giving four - day vacations for two to Buick buyers who charge all or part of their down payments on the American Express green card . part of their down What percentage would it have to be to be able to participate on the promotion? 17 21 +774 4 The companies are giving four - day vacations for two to Buick buyers who charge all or part of their down payments on the American Express green card . vacations WHERE ARE THE VACATIONS TO? 7 8 +774 5 They have begun sending letters explaining the program , which began Oct . 18 and will end Dec . 18 , to about five million card holders . five million card holders Why just 5 million card holders 23 27 +775 1 After years of struggling , the Los Angeles Herald Examiner will publish its last edition today , shut down by its parent , Hearst Corp . , following unsuccessful efforts to sell the venerable newspaper . unsuccessful WHY IS IT NOT SELLING? 28 29 +775 1 After years of struggling , the Los Angeles Herald Examiner will publish its last edition today , shut down by its parent , Hearst Corp . , following unsuccessful efforts to sell the venerable newspaper . the venerable newspaper . How did the newspaper achieve this status? 32 36 +775 1 After years of struggling , the Los Angeles Herald Examiner will publish its last edition today , shut down by its parent , Hearst Corp . , following unsuccessful efforts to sell the venerable newspaper . years of struggling , How many years did Los Angeles Herald Examiner struggle? 1 5 +775 2 The demise of the 238 , 000 - circulation Herald , once the nation ' s largest afternoon newspaper with circulation exceeding 700 , 000 , turns the country ' s second - largest city into a one - newspaper town , at least in some senses . one - newspaper town , what is the one newspaper? 37 42 +775 2 The demise of the 238 , 000 - circulation Herald , once the nation ' s largest afternoon newspaper with circulation exceeding 700 , 000 , turns the country ' s second - largest city into a one - newspaper town , at least in some senses . nation ' s largest WHAT CHANGED TO CAUSE THIS? 13 17 +775 2 The demise of the 238 , 000 - circulation Herald , once the nation ' s largest afternoon newspaper with circulation exceeding 700 , 000 , turns the country ' s second - largest city into a one - newspaper town , at least in some senses . one - newspaper What is the one newspaper that is left in Los Angeles? 37 40 +775 3 The Los Angeles Times , with a circulation of more than 1 . 1 million , dominates the region . than 1 . 1 million , million of what? 10 16 +775 3 The Los Angeles Times , with a circulation of more than 1 . 1 million , dominates the region . dominates the region . WHY IS ONE PAPER FAVORED OVER THE OTHER IF ACCESS TO THEM IS THE SAME? 16 20 +775 4 But it faces stiff competition in Orange County from the Orange County Register , which sells more than 300 , 000 copies a day , and in the San Fernando Valley from the Los Angeles Daily News , which sells more than 170 , 000 . Orange County ARE WE TALKING ABOUT THESE PAPERS ON A NATIONAL OR LOCAL LEVEL? 6 8 +775 5 Nearby cities such as Pasadena and Long Beach also have large dailies . also have large dailies Which daily newspapers? 8 12 +775 5 Nearby cities such as Pasadena and Long Beach also have large dailies . large dailies . WHY ARE THERE SO MANY LARGE COMPANIES? 10 13 +775 5 Nearby cities such as Pasadena and Long Beach also have large dailies . also have large dailies Which periodicals are in these cities? 8 12 +775 5 Nearby cities such as Pasadena and Long Beach also have large dailies . large dailies What are the large dailies in Pasadena and Long beach? 10 12 +776 1 Despite one of the most devastating droughts on record , net cash income in the Farm Belt rose to a new high of $ 59 . 9 billion last year . Farm Belt where is the farm belt? 15 17 +776 1 Despite one of the most devastating droughts on record , net cash income in the Farm Belt rose to a new high of $ 59 . 9 billion last year . most devastating droughts on record , Which drought? And how did it compare to others? 4 10 +776 1 Despite one of the most devastating droughts on record , net cash income in the Farm Belt rose to a new high of $ 59 . 9 billion last year . devastating Why was the drought devastating? 5 6 +776 1 Despite one of the most devastating droughts on record , net cash income in the Farm Belt rose to a new high of $ 59 . 9 billion last year . rose How did Farm Belt's net cash income rise during a record drought? 17 18 +776 1 Despite one of the most devastating droughts on record , net cash income in the Farm Belt rose to a new high of $ 59 . 9 billion last year . rose to a new high Why were they able to turn such income in the face of adversity? 17 22 +776 2 The previous record was $ 57 . 7 billion in 1987 , according to the Agriculture Department . $ 57 . 7 billion what year is the article written? 4 9 +776 2 The previous record was $ 57 . 7 billion in 1987 , according to the Agriculture Department . according How does the Agriculture Department know the previous record was $57.7 billion? 12 13 +776 2 The previous record was $ 57 . 7 billion in 1987 , according to the Agriculture Department . Department Why is the Agriculture Department keeping finance records? 16 17 +776 3 Net cash income - - the amount left in farmers ' pockets after deducting expenses from gross cash income - - increased in 33 states in 1988 , as the drought cut into crop yields and drove up commodity prices , the department ' s Economic Research Service reported yesterday . increased Why did the net cash income increase in 33 states in 1988? 21 22 +776 3 Net cash income - - the amount left in farmers ' pockets after deducting expenses from gross cash income - - increased in 33 states in 1988 , as the drought cut into crop yields and drove up commodity prices , the department ' s Economic Research Service reported yesterday . prices , Why did lower crop yields result in higher prices? 39 41 +776 3 Net cash income - - the amount left in farmers ' pockets after deducting expenses from gross cash income - - increased in 33 states in 1988 , as the drought cut into crop yields and drove up commodity prices , the department ' s Economic Research Service reported yesterday . reported Why is the Economic Research Service reporting on farmer's crop yields? 48 49 +776 4 Most of those states set farm income records . income how is it tracked? 6 7 +776 4 Most of those states set farm income records . set farm income records What records? Statistics? 4 8 +776 4 Most of those states set farm income records . states What states are they talking about? 3 4 +776 4 Most of those states set farm income records . states Why did most of those states set farm income records? 3 4 +776 4 Most of those states set farm income records . records How reliable are the farm income records? 7 8 +776 5 The worst crop damage occurred in the Midwestern Corn Belt and the northern Great Plains . worst Why was it the worst damage? 1 2 +776 5 The worst crop damage occurred in the Midwestern Corn Belt and the northern Great Plains . damage How was the crop damaged specifically? 3 4 +776 5 The worst crop damage occurred in the Midwestern Corn Belt and the northern Great Plains . crop damage What led to crop damage? 2 4 +777 1 Robert L . Bernstein , chairman and president of Random House Inc . , announced his resignation from the publishing house he has run for 23 years . resignation why did he resign? 16 17 +777 1 Robert L . Bernstein , chairman and president of Random House Inc . , announced his resignation from the publishing house he has run for 23 years . resignation Why is Robert Bernstein giving his resignation to Random House? 16 17 +777 1 Robert L . Bernstein , chairman and president of Random House Inc . , announced his resignation from the publishing house he has run for 23 years . president Why was Robert L. Bernstein elected to be president of Random House Inc.? 7 8 +777 1 Robert L . Bernstein , chairman and president of Random House Inc . , announced his resignation from the publishing house he has run for 23 years . resignation Why did Mr. Bernstein resign from the publishing house? 16 17 +777 1 Robert L . Bernstein , chairman and president of Random House Inc . , announced his resignation from the publishing house he has run for 23 years . run How well did he run the publishing house during the 23 years he was there? 23 24 +777 1 Robert L . Bernstein , chairman and president of Random House Inc . , announced his resignation from the publishing house he has run for 23 years . resignation Why has Bernstein submitted his resignation from Random House? 16 17 +777 2 A successor wasn ' t named , which fueled speculation that Mr . Bernstein may have clashed with S . I . Newhouse Jr . , whose family company , Advance Publications Inc . , owns Random House . Newhouse Jr . , whose clashed about what? 22 27 +777 2 A successor wasn ' t named , which fueled speculation that Mr . Bernstein may have clashed with S . I . Newhouse Jr . , whose family company , Advance Publications Inc . , owns Random House . clashed Why would Bernstein clash with Newhouse Jr.? 16 17 +777 2 A successor wasn ' t named , which fueled speculation that Mr . Bernstein may have clashed with S . I . Newhouse Jr . , whose family company , Advance Publications Inc . , owns Random House . successor Why was a successor not named? 1 2 +777 2 A successor wasn ' t named , which fueled speculation that Mr . Bernstein may have clashed with S . I . Newhouse Jr . , whose family company , Advance Publications Inc . , owns Random House . named , How will a successor be chosen? 5 7 +777 2 A successor wasn ' t named , which fueled speculation that Mr . Bernstein may have clashed with S . I . Newhouse Jr . , whose family company , Advance Publications Inc . , owns Random House . clashed How did Mr. Bernstein clash with S.I. Newhouse Jr.? 16 17 +777 3 Abrupt departures aren ' t unheard of within the Newhouse empire . Abrupt Why are abrupt departures not unheard of? 0 1 +777 3 Abrupt departures aren ' t unheard of within the Newhouse empire . departures How do the departures affect the Newhouse empire? 1 2 +777 3 Abrupt departures aren ' t unheard of within the Newhouse empire . empire Why is it called the Newhouse empire? 10 11 +777 4 In an interview , Mr . Bernstein said his departure " evolved out of discussions with Si Newhouse and that ' s the decision I reached . " He declined to elaborate , other than to say , " It just seemed the right thing to do at this minute . interview , Why did Mr. Berstein submit to an interview? 2 4 +777 4 In an interview , Mr . Bernstein said his departure " evolved out of discussions with Si Newhouse and that ' s the decision I reached . " He declined to elaborate , other than to say , " It just seemed the right thing to do at this minute . decision How did Mr. Bernstein come to that decision? 23 24 +777 4 In an interview , Mr . Bernstein said his departure " evolved out of discussions with Si Newhouse and that ' s the decision I reached . " He declined to elaborate , other than to say , " It just seemed the right thing to do at this minute . right Why was it the right thing to do at that minute? 43 44 +777 5 Sometimes you just go with your gut . " Mr . Bernstein said he will stay until Dec . 31 and work with his successor , who is to be named soon . gut his gut told him to quit? 6 7 +777 5 Sometimes you just go with your gut . " Mr . Bernstein said he will stay until Dec . 31 and work with his successor , who is to be named soon . gut Why does Mr. Bernstein trust his gut? 6 7 +777 5 Sometimes you just go with your gut . " Mr . Bernstein said he will stay until Dec . 31 and work with his successor , who is to be named soon . stay Why Mr. Bernstein stay until Dec. 31 and work with is successor? 15 16 +777 5 Sometimes you just go with your gut . " Mr . Bernstein said he will stay until Dec . 31 and work with his successor , who is to be named soon . work How well will Mr. Berstein perform during his last days? 21 22 +777 5 Sometimes you just go with your gut . " Mr . Bernstein said he will stay until Dec . 31 and work with his successor , who is to be named soon . work In what capacity will Bernstein work with his successor? 21 22 +778 1 Wednesday , November 1 , 1989 November 1 , 1989 what happened that day? 2 6 +778 1 Wednesday , November 1 , 1989 Wednesday , November 1 , 1989 What happened on Wednesday, November 1, 1989? 0 6 +778 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . general levels What are general levels? 16 18 +778 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . transactions What represents transactions? 25 26 +778 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . actual transactions How do actual transactions and reported annual interest rates differ? 24 26 +778 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . U . S . and foreign annual interest rates What are U.S and foreign annual interest rates? 2 11 +778 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . PRIME RATE : What is a prime rate? 0 3 +778 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % During what year(s) was the prime rate 10.5%? 0 8 +778 4 The base rate on corporate loans at large U . S . money center commercial banks . corporate loans how do corporate loans differ? 4 6 +778 4 The base rate on corporate loans at large U . S . money center commercial banks . base rate How does the base rate differ from the prime rate? 1 3 +778 4 The base rate on corporate loans at large U . S . money center commercial banks . center commercial banks What centers commercial banks? 13 16 +778 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 9 1 / 2 % high , 8 3 / 4 % low , 8 3 / 4 % near closing bid , 9 % offered . closing bid , what is a closing bid? 23 26 +778 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 9 1 / 2 % high , 8 3 / 4 % low , 8 3 / 4 % near closing bid , 9 % offered . offered Offered for what? 28 29 +778 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 9 1 / 2 % high , 8 3 / 4 % low , 8 3 / 4 % near closing bid , 9 % offered . FEDERAL FUNDS : where do federal funds come from? 0 3 +779 1 R . Gordon McGovern was forced out as Campbell Soup Co . ' s president and chief executive officer , the strongest evidence yet of the power that Dorrance family members intend to wield in reshaping the troubled food company . forced out Why was R. Gordon McGovern forced out of Campbell's Soup? 5 7 +779 1 R . Gordon McGovern was forced out as Campbell Soup Co . ' s president and chief executive officer , the strongest evidence yet of the power that Dorrance family members intend to wield in reshaping the troubled food company . strongest Why is the evidence against the Dorrance family strong? 21 22 +779 1 R . Gordon McGovern was forced out as Campbell Soup Co . ' s president and chief executive officer , the strongest evidence yet of the power that Dorrance family members intend to wield in reshaping the troubled food company . intend Why is the Dorrance family intending to wield power to reshape the food industry? 31 32 +779 1 R . Gordon McGovern was forced out as Campbell Soup Co . ' s president and chief executive officer , the strongest evidence yet of the power that Dorrance family members intend to wield in reshaping the troubled food company . troubled How is the food industry troubled? 37 38 +779 1 R . Gordon McGovern was forced out as Campbell Soup Co . ' s president and chief executive officer , the strongest evidence yet of the power that Dorrance family members intend to wield in reshaping the troubled food company . Dorrance family WHO IS THIS? 28 30 +779 2 Herbert M . Baum , the 53 - year - old president of the company ' s Campbell U . S . A . unit , and Edwin L . Harper , 47 , the chief financial officer , will run Campbell as a team , dividing responsibilities rather evenly until a successor is named . until a successor is named What will be the job/benefits of the successor? 50 55 +779 2 Herbert M . Baum , the 53 - year - old president of the company ' s Campbell U . S . A . unit , and Edwin L . Harper , 47 , the chief financial officer , will run Campbell as a team , dividing responsibilities rather evenly until a successor is named . team , Why will Campbell be run by a team? 44 46 +779 2 Herbert M . Baum , the 53 - year - old president of the company ' s Campbell U . S . A . unit , and Edwin L . Harper , 47 , the chief financial officer , will run Campbell as a team , dividing responsibilities rather evenly until a successor is named . dividing How will the responsibilities be divided evenly? 46 47 +779 2 Herbert M . Baum , the 53 - year - old president of the company ' s Campbell U . S . A . unit , and Edwin L . Harper , 47 , the chief financial officer , will run Campbell as a team , dividing responsibilities rather evenly until a successor is named . successor Why are successor's being named? 52 53 +779 2 Herbert M . Baum , the 53 - year - old president of the company ' s Campbell U . S . A . unit , and Edwin L . Harper , 47 , the chief financial officer , will run Campbell as a team , dividing responsibilities rather evenly until a successor is named . will run Campbell as a team , WHY IS THERE NOT ANOTHER PRESIDENT READY TO GO? 39 46 +779 3 The board already has been searching for strong outside candidates , including food - industry executives with considerable international experience . outside candidates , are there a lot of candidates? 8 11 +779 3 The board already has been searching for strong outside candidates , including food - industry executives with considerable international experience . searching How is the board searching for strong outside candidates? 5 6 +779 3 The board already has been searching for strong outside candidates , including food - industry executives with considerable international experience . executives Why are they searching for executives with experience? 15 16 +779 3 The board already has been searching for strong outside candidates , including food - industry executives with considerable international experience . considerable international experience . WHY IS THIS SPECIFICALLY IMPORTANT IN THE DECISION? 17 21 +779 4 Wall Street reacted favorably to Mr . McGovern ' s departure and its implications . reacted favorably was it predicted that way? 2 4 +779 4 Wall Street reacted favorably to Mr . McGovern ' s departure and its implications . its implications What implications does McGovern's departure have? 12 14 +779 4 Wall Street reacted favorably to Mr . McGovern ' s departure and its implications . reacted Why is Wall Street reacting to Mr. McGovern's departure? 2 3 +779 4 Wall Street reacted favorably to Mr . McGovern ' s departure and its implications . implications How does Wall Street know what the implications of Mr. McGovern departure will be? 13 14 +779 4 Wall Street reacted favorably to Mr . McGovern ' s departure and its implications . reacted favorably to Mr . McGovern ' s departure WHAT DID THIS MAN DO? 2 11 +779 5 In heavy trading on the New York Stock Exchange , Campbell ' s shares rose $ 3 . 375 to close at $ 47 . 125 . $ 3 . 375 to close at $ 47 is that a really big raise? 15 24 +779 5 In heavy trading on the New York Stock Exchange , Campbell ' s shares rose $ 3 . 375 to close at $ 47 . 125 . heavy Why was the trading heavy? 1 2 +779 5 In heavy trading on the New York Stock Exchange , Campbell ' s shares rose $ 3 . 375 to close at $ 47 . 125 . rose $ 3 . 375 to close at $ 47 . 125 WHY WAS THIS GUY SO BAD THAT GETTING RID OF HIM BOOSTED STOCK PRICES? 14 26 +780 1 The House passed legislation designed to make it easier for the Transportation Department to block airline leveraged buy - outs . legislation designed what does the legislation say? 3 5 +780 1 The House passed legislation designed to make it easier for the Transportation Department to block airline leveraged buy - outs . legislation Why did The House need to make it easier the Transportation Department to block airline leverage buy-outs? 3 4 +780 1 The House passed legislation designed to make it easier for the Transportation Department to block airline leveraged buy - outs . block How do leverage buy-outs affect the airlines? 14 15 +780 1 The House passed legislation designed to make it easier for the Transportation Department to block airline leveraged buy - outs . designed How is the legislation designed to make it easier for the Transportation Department to block airline leverage buy-outs? 4 5 +780 1 The House passed legislation designed to make it easier for the Transportation Department to block airline leveraged buy - outs . block airline leveraged buy - outs Why does the House want airline leveraged buy-outs blocked? 14 20 +780 1 The House passed legislation designed to make it easier for the Transportation Department to block airline leveraged buy - outs . airline leveraged buy - outs BUY OUTS OF WHAT? 15 20 +780 1 The House passed legislation designed to make it easier for the Transportation Department to block airline leveraged buy - outs . block airline leveraged buy - outs Why was this legislation needed? 14 20 +780 2 The final vote came after the House rejected Republican efforts to weaken the bill and approved two amendments sought by organized labor . efforts How did the Republicans try to weaken the bill? 9 10 +780 2 The final vote came after the House rejected Republican efforts to weaken the bill and approved two amendments sought by organized labor . approved Why were two amendments approved? 15 16 +780 2 The final vote came after the House rejected Republican efforts to weaken the bill and approved two amendments sought by organized labor . labor Why did organized labor want two amendments approved? 21 22 +780 2 The final vote came after the House rejected Republican efforts to weaken the bill and approved two amendments sought by organized labor . two amendments What were the two amendments sought by organized labor? 16 18 +780 2 The final vote came after the House rejected Republican efforts to weaken the bill and approved two amendments sought by organized labor . organized labor . IS THIS THE LABOR UNIONS? 20 23 +780 2 The final vote came after the House rejected Republican efforts to weaken the bill and approved two amendments sought by organized labor . efforts to weaken the bill What sort of weakening efforts were tried? 9 14 +780 3 The Bush administration has threatened to veto such a bill because of what it views as an undesirable intrusion into the affairs of industry , but the 300 - 113 vote suggests that supporters have the potential to override a veto . intrusion How is the bill an intrusion into the affairs of industry? 18 19 +780 3 The Bush administration has threatened to veto such a bill because of what it views as an undesirable intrusion into the affairs of industry , but the 300 - 113 vote suggests that supporters have the potential to override a veto . override Why do supporters want to override the veto? 38 39 +780 3 The Bush administration has threatened to veto such a bill because of what it views as an undesirable intrusion into the affairs of industry , but the 300 - 113 vote suggests that supporters have the potential to override a veto . supporters How would supporters override the Bush administration's veto? 33 34 +780 3 The Bush administration has threatened to veto such a bill because of what it views as an undesirable intrusion into the affairs of industry , but the 300 - 113 vote suggests that supporters have the potential to override a veto . override a veto How does a veto get overridden? 38 41 +780 3 The Bush administration has threatened to veto such a bill because of what it views as an undesirable intrusion into the affairs of industry , but the 300 - 113 vote suggests that supporters have the potential to override a veto . override a veto CAN A VETO BE UNDONE? IT SEEMS LIKE A SILLY CHECK TO THE BALANCE TO HAVE CONGRESS BE ABLE TO SAY LA DI DA AND DO WHATEVER WITH A BILL ANYWAYS. 38 41 +780 3 The Bush administration has threatened to veto such a bill because of what it views as an undesirable intrusion into the affairs of industry , but the 300 - 113 vote suggests that supporters have the potential to override a veto . undesirable intrusion into the affairs Why is this an intrusion? 17 22 +780 4 The broader question is where the Senate stands on the issue . Senate stands on the issue is there speculation where they stand? 6 11 +780 4 The broader question is where the Senate stands on the issue . broader How broad is the question in definitive terms? 1 2 +780 4 The broader question is where the Senate stands on the issue . stands Why is the Senate standing? 7 8 +780 4 The broader question is where the Senate stands on the issue . issue Why is it an issue? 10 11 +780 4 The broader question is where the Senate stands on the issue . issue Where does the Senate stand on blocking airline leveraged buy-outs? 10 11 +780 4 The broader question is where the Senate stands on the issue . Senate stands on the issue . WHERE DOES THE SENATE STAND ON THE ISSUE? 6 12 +780 5 While the Senate Commerce Committee has approved legislation similar to the House bill on airline leveraged buy - outs , the measure hasn ' t yet come to the full floor . full floor what is the full floor? 29 31 +780 5 While the Senate Commerce Committee has approved legislation similar to the House bill on airline leveraged buy - outs , the measure hasn ' t yet come to the full floor . approved Why did the Senate Commerce Committee approve similar legislation? 6 7 +780 5 While the Senate Commerce Committee has approved legislation similar to the House bill on airline leveraged buy - outs , the measure hasn ' t yet come to the full floor . similar How are the bills similar? 8 9 +780 5 While the Senate Commerce Committee has approved legislation similar to the House bill on airline leveraged buy - outs , the measure hasn ' t yet come to the full floor . floor Why has the measure not yet come to the full floor? 30 31 +780 5 While the Senate Commerce Committee has approved legislation similar to the House bill on airline leveraged buy - outs , the measure hasn ' t yet come to the full floor . full floor Why hasn't the measure came to the full floor? 29 31 +780 5 While the Senate Commerce Committee has approved legislation similar to the House bill on airline leveraged buy - outs , the measure hasn ' t yet come to the full floor . similar HOW ARE THE BILLS DIFFERENT? 8 9 +781 1 The Labor Department cited USX Corp . for numerous health and safety violations at two Pennsylvania plants , and proposed $ 7 . 3 million in fines , the largest penalty ever proposed for alleged workplace violations by an employer . plants , What kind of plants? 16 18 +781 1 The Labor Department cited USX Corp . for numerous health and safety violations at two Pennsylvania plants , and proposed $ 7 . 3 million in fines , the largest penalty ever proposed for alleged workplace violations by an employer . USX Corp What business is USX Corp. in? 4 6 +781 1 The Labor Department cited USX Corp . for numerous health and safety violations at two Pennsylvania plants , and proposed $ 7 . 3 million in fines , the largest penalty ever proposed for alleged workplace violations by an employer . numerous health and safety violations Which types of violations were violated? 8 13 +781 1 The Labor Department cited USX Corp . for numerous health and safety violations at two Pennsylvania plants , and proposed $ 7 . 3 million in fines , the largest penalty ever proposed for alleged workplace violations by an employer . Pennsylvania plants , What did these plants specialize in? 15 18 +781 2 The department ' s Occupational Safety and Health Administration proposed fines of $ 6 . 1 million for alleged violations at the company ' s Fairless Hills , Pa . , steel mill ; that was a record for proposed penalties at any single facility . alleged violations What were the violations? 18 20 +781 2 The department ' s Occupational Safety and Health Administration proposed fines of $ 6 . 1 million for alleged violations at the company ' s Fairless Hills , Pa . , steel mill ; that was a record for proposed penalties at any single facility . record What was the previous record? 37 38 +781 2 The department ' s Occupational Safety and Health Administration proposed fines of $ 6 . 1 million for alleged violations at the company ' s Fairless Hills , Pa . , steel mill ; that was a record for proposed penalties at any single facility . alleged violations What were the alleged violations at the steel mill? 18 20 +781 2 The department ' s Occupational Safety and Health Administration proposed fines of $ 6 . 1 million for alleged violations at the company ' s Fairless Hills , Pa . , steel mill ; that was a record for proposed penalties at any single facility . was a record for proposed penalties How many casualties were there due to the penalties that were proposed? 35 41 +781 3 OSHA cited nearly 1 , 500 alleged violations of federal electrical , crane - safety , record - keeping and other requirements . 1 , 500 alleged violations is that a lot? 3 8 +781 3 OSHA cited nearly 1 , 500 alleged violations of federal electrical , crane - safety , record - keeping and other requirements . other requirements What were the other requirements that OSCA cited for? 20 22 +781 3 OSHA cited nearly 1 , 500 alleged violations of federal electrical , crane - safety , record - keeping and other requirements . record - keeping How did record-keeping play a role in these allegations? 16 19 +781 4 A second citation covering the company ' s Clairton , Pa . , coke works involved more than 200 alleged violations of electrical - safety and other requirements , for which OSHA proposed $ 1 . 2 million in fines . coke is this a typo? 13 14 +781 4 A second citation covering the company ' s Clairton , Pa . , coke works involved more than 200 alleged violations of electrical - safety and other requirements , for which OSHA proposed $ 1 . 2 million in fines . alleged what kind of violations? 19 20 +781 4 A second citation covering the company ' s Clairton , Pa . , coke works involved more than 200 alleged violations of electrical - safety and other requirements , for which OSHA proposed $ 1 . 2 million in fines . OSHA proposed $ 1 . 2 million in fines Why did it take OSHA 1,500 violations before it pursued charges? 31 40 +781 5 Labor Secretary Elizabeth Dole said , " The magnitude of these penalties and citations is matched only by the magnitude of the hazards to workers which resulted from corporate indifference to worker safety and health , and severe cutbacks in the maintenance and repair programs needed to remove those hazards . " Elizabeth Dole what are her credentials? 2 4 +781 5 Labor Secretary Elizabeth Dole said , " The magnitude of these penalties and citations is matched only by the magnitude of the hazards to workers which resulted from corporate indifference to worker safety and health , and severe cutbacks in the maintenance and repair programs needed to remove those hazards . " hazards What hazards to workers were present? 22 23 +782 1 A House - Senate conference approved major portions of a package for more than $ 500 million in economic aid for Poland that relies heavily on $ 240 million in credit and loan guarantees in fiscal 1990 in hopes of stimulating future trade and investment . Poland why are they helping poland? 21 22 +782 1 A House - Senate conference approved major portions of a package for more than $ 500 million in economic aid for Poland that relies heavily on $ 240 million in credit and loan guarantees in fiscal 1990 in hopes of stimulating future trade and investment . hopes Why do the House and Senate have hopes of stimulating trade and investment in Poland? 38 39 +782 1 A House - Senate conference approved major portions of a package for more than $ 500 million in economic aid for Poland that relies heavily on $ 240 million in credit and loan guarantees in fiscal 1990 in hopes of stimulating future trade and investment . major portions of a package which major portions of a package? 6 11 +782 2 For the Agency for International Development , appropriators approved $ 200 million in secondary loan guarantees under an expanded trade credit insurance program , and total loan guarantees for the Overseas Private Investment Corp . are increased by $ 40 million over fiscal 1989 as part of the same Poland package . Agency for International Development , what does the Agency for International Development do? 2 7 +782 3 The conference approved at least $ 55 million in direct cash and development assistance as well , and though no decision was made , both sides are committed to adding more than $ 200 million in economic support funds and environmental initiatives sought by the Bush administration . environmental initiatives What kinds of environmental initiatives? 40 42 +782 3 The conference approved at least $ 55 million in direct cash and development assistance as well , and though no decision was made , both sides are committed to adding more than $ 200 million in economic support funds and environmental initiatives sought by the Bush administration . decision Why was no decision made if both sides are committed to adding more economic support? 20 21 +782 3 The conference approved at least $ 55 million in direct cash and development assistance as well , and though no decision was made , both sides are committed to adding more than $ 200 million in economic support funds and environmental initiatives sought by the Bush administration . environmental initiatives what kinds of environmental initiatives? 40 42 +782 4 The agreement on Poland contrasts with the major differences remaining over the underlying foreign aid bill , which has already provoked veto threats by the White House and is sharply confined under this year ' s budget . veto threats are the threats hollow? 21 23 +782 4 The agreement on Poland contrasts with the major differences remaining over the underlying foreign aid bill , which has already provoked veto threats by the White House and is sharply confined under this year ' s budget . agreement Why are the parties in agreement over Poland’s aid when they disagree on the underlying aid package? 1 2 +782 4 The agreement on Poland contrasts with the major differences remaining over the underlying foreign aid bill , which has already provoked veto threats by the White House and is sharply confined under this year ' s budget . foreign aid bill , which foreign aid bill? 13 17 +782 5 These fiscal pressures are also a factor in shaping the Poland package , and while more ambitious authorizing legislation is still pending , the appropriations bill in conference will be more decisive on U . S . aid to Eastern Europe . fiscal pressures is it complex? 1 3 +782 5 These fiscal pressures are also a factor in shaping the Poland package , and while more ambitious authorizing legislation is still pending , the appropriations bill in conference will be more decisive on U . S . aid to Eastern Europe . decisive How will the appropriations bill be more decisive on Eastern Europe specifically and why? 31 32 +783 1 J . C . PENNEY Co . , Dallas , said it issued $ 350 million of securities backed by credit - card receivables . receivables what are receivables? 23 24 +783 1 J . C . PENNEY Co . , Dallas , said it issued $ 350 million of securities backed by credit - card receivables . securities What kind of securities? 17 18 +783 1 J . C . PENNEY Co . , Dallas , said it issued $ 350 million of securities backed by credit - card receivables . $ 350 million of securities To whom were the securities issued? 13 18 +783 1 J . C . PENNEY Co . , Dallas , said it issued $ 350 million of securities backed by credit - card receivables . credit - card receivables How do credit card receivables back the issued $350 million of securities? 20 24 +783 2 The offering was priced with an 8 . 95 % coupon rate at 99 . 1875 % to yield 9 . 19 % . 8 . 95 % coupon rate what is a coupon rate? 6 12 +783 2 The offering was priced with an 8 . 95 % coupon rate at 99 . 1875 % to yield 9 . 19 % . coupon What kind of coupon? 10 11 +783 2 The offering was priced with an 8 . 95 % coupon rate at 99 . 1875 % to yield 9 . 19 % . coupon rate What is a \"coupon rate\"? 10 12 +783 2 The offering was priced with an 8 . 95 % coupon rate at 99 . 1875 % to yield 9 . 19 % . at 99 . 1875 % to yield 9 . 19 % How do these number correlate? 12 23 +783 2 The offering was priced with an 8 . 95 % coupon rate at 99 . 1875 % to yield 9 . 19 % . coupon To whom were the coupons issued? 10 11 +783 3 The retailer said the securities are expected to be rated triple - A by Standard & Poor ' s Corp . and Aaa by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . rated triple - A What constitutes a triple-A rating? 9 13 +783 3 The retailer said the securities are expected to be rated triple - A by Standard & Poor ' s Corp . and Aaa by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . Standard & Poor ' s Corp Who is Standard & Poor's Corp? 14 20 +783 3 The retailer said the securities are expected to be rated triple - A by Standard & Poor ' s Corp . and Aaa by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . Moody ' s Investors Service Who is Moody's Investors Services? 24 29 +783 3 The retailer said the securities are expected to be rated triple - A by Standard & Poor ' s Corp . and Aaa by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . rated triple - A How is a triple-A rating determined by Standard & Poor's Corp.? 9 13 +783 3 The retailer said the securities are expected to be rated triple - A by Standard & Poor ' s Corp . and Aaa by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . Aaa Is Aaa the highest rating issued by Moody's Investors Service Inc.? 22 23 +783 4 They pay interest only for 115 months , with principal payments beginning thereafter . 115 months , how many years is that? 5 8 +783 4 They pay interest only for 115 months , with principal payments beginning thereafter . interest How much interest? 2 3 +783 5 The expected average life of the certificates is 10 years , with the final scheduled payment in October , 2001 . average life If ten years is the average life of the certificates, what is the life range of them? 2 4 +784 1 Du Pont Co . , Hewlett - Packard Co . and Los Alamos National Laboratory said they signed a three - year , $ 11 million agreement to collaborate on superconductor research . superconductor what are superconductors? 30 31 +784 1 Du Pont Co . , Hewlett - Packard Co . and Los Alamos National Laboratory said they signed a three - year , $ 11 million agreement to collaborate on superconductor research . collaborate on superconductor research Which parts doing what? 28 32 +784 1 Du Pont Co . , Hewlett - Packard Co . and Los Alamos National Laboratory said they signed a three - year , $ 11 million agreement to collaborate on superconductor research . superconductor research what comprises a 'superconductor research'? 30 32 +784 1 Du Pont Co . , Hewlett - Packard Co . and Los Alamos National Laboratory said they signed a three - year , $ 11 million agreement to collaborate on superconductor research . collaborate How are they collaborating? 28 29 +784 3 The materials , discovered during the past three years , conduct electricity without resistance and promise smaller , faster computers and other new technologies . during the past three years , How was this discovered? 4 10 +784 3 The materials , discovered during the past three years , conduct electricity without resistance and promise smaller , faster computers and other new technologies . materials , what materials are used to conduct electricity? 1 3 +784 3 The materials , discovered during the past three years , conduct electricity without resistance and promise smaller , faster computers and other new technologies . conduct electricity without resistance How do they conduct electricity without resistance? 10 14 +784 4 Joint - research programs have proliferated as U . S . companies seek to spread the risks and costs of commercializing new superconductors and to meet the challenges posed by foreign consortia , especially in Japan . consortia , what are consortiA? 31 33 +784 4 Joint - research programs have proliferated as U . S . companies seek to spread the risks and costs of commercializing new superconductors and to meet the challenges posed by foreign consortia , especially in Japan . meet the challenges posed by foreign consortia , What challenges? 25 33 +784 4 Joint - research programs have proliferated as U . S . companies seek to spread the risks and costs of commercializing new superconductors and to meet the challenges posed by foreign consortia , especially in Japan . Japan why was japan the only country mentioned? 35 36 +784 4 Joint - research programs have proliferated as U . S . companies seek to spread the risks and costs of commercializing new superconductors and to meet the challenges posed by foreign consortia , especially in Japan . challenges posed How do foreign consortia pose a challenge to the US? 27 29 +784 5 The latest research pact bolsters Du Pont ' s growing portfolio of investments in superconductors . bolsters definition of this word? 4 5 +784 5 The latest research pact bolsters Du Pont ' s growing portfolio of investments in superconductors . portfolio of investments What is its 'portfolio of investments'? 10 13 +785 1 An arbitrator awarded Eastern Airlines pilots between $ 60 million and $ 100 million in back pay , a decision that could complicate the carrier ' s bankruptcy - law reorganization . complicate why will it complicate? 22 23 +785 1 An arbitrator awarded Eastern Airlines pilots between $ 60 million and $ 100 million in back pay , a decision that could complicate the carrier ' s bankruptcy - law reorganization . arbitrator Who is the arbitrator? 1 2 +785 1 An arbitrator awarded Eastern Airlines pilots between $ 60 million and $ 100 million in back pay , a decision that could complicate the carrier ' s bankruptcy - law reorganization . arbitrator Who was the arbitrator? 1 2 +785 1 An arbitrator awarded Eastern Airlines pilots between $ 60 million and $ 100 million in back pay , a decision that could complicate the carrier ' s bankruptcy - law reorganization . between $ 60 million and $ 100 million in back pay , What kind of pay? Regular? OT? Vacation? Sick? 6 18 +785 1 An arbitrator awarded Eastern Airlines pilots between $ 60 million and $ 100 million in back pay , a decision that could complicate the carrier ' s bankruptcy - law reorganization . bankruptcy - law reorganization What bankruptcy-law reorganization? 27 31 +785 3 It ' s unclear whether Eastern will succeed in overturning the arbitrator ' s decision , made in a long - simmering " pay parity " dispute that predates both the carrier ' s Chapter 11 petition and its 1986 acquisition by Texas Air . " pay parity " why is it quoted? 22 26 +785 3 It ' s unclear whether Eastern will succeed in overturning the arbitrator ' s decision , made in a long - simmering " pay parity " dispute that predates both the carrier ' s Chapter 11 petition and its 1986 acquisition by Texas Air . " pay parity " dispute What is the \"pay parity\" dispute? 22 27 +785 4 All Eastern ' s previous court efforts to head off the pilots ' demands have failed . previous court efforts How many previous court efforts did Eastern make? 4 7 +785 4 All Eastern ' s previous court efforts to head off the pilots ' demands have failed . previous How many previous efforts have there been? 4 5 +785 4 All Eastern ' s previous court efforts to head off the pilots ' demands have failed . Eastern ' s previous court efforts What were Eastern's previous court efforts? 1 7 +785 5 An Eastern spokesman said he doesn ' t expect that the arbitrator ' s ruling " will have any overall material effect on the company ' s strategic plan . " company ' s strategic plan why are they worried about it then? 24 29 +785 5 An Eastern spokesman said he doesn ' t expect that the arbitrator ' s ruling " will have any overall material effect on the company ' s strategic plan . " company ' s strategic plan What is the company's strategic plan? 24 29 +785 5 An Eastern spokesman said he doesn ' t expect that the arbitrator ' s ruling " will have any overall material effect on the company ' s strategic plan . " company ' s strategic plan What is the company's strategic plan? 24 29 +786 1 Despite continuing problems in its newsprint business , Kimberly - Clark Corp . posted a 20 % gain in third - quarter net income . 20 % gain how did they do that? 15 18 +786 1 Despite continuing problems in its newsprint business , Kimberly - Clark Corp . posted a 20 % gain in third - quarter net income . newsprint business , What is Kimberly-Clark's newsprint business? 5 8 +786 1 Despite continuing problems in its newsprint business , Kimberly - Clark Corp . posted a 20 % gain in third - quarter net income . newsprint business , what is a newsprint business? 5 8 +786 1 Despite continuing problems in its newsprint business , Kimberly - Clark Corp . posted a 20 % gain in third - quarter net income . gain How did Kimberly-Clark Corp. have a 20% gain in third-quarter net income? 17 18 +786 1 Despite continuing problems in its newsprint business , Kimberly - Clark Corp . posted a 20 % gain in third - quarter net income . problems What are the problems in the newsprint business? 2 3 +786 1 Despite continuing problems in its newsprint business , Kimberly - Clark Corp . posted a 20 % gain in third - quarter net income . continuing problems What are these problems? 1 3 +786 1 Despite continuing problems in its newsprint business , Kimberly - Clark Corp . posted a 20 % gain in third - quarter net income . 20 % gain Was their a particular cause for this gain? 15 18 +786 2 The consumer - products and newsprint company said net rose to $ 108 . 8 million , or $ 1 . 35 a share , from $ 90 . 5 million , or $ 1 . 12 a share , a year ago . consumer - products What consumer-products? 1 4 +786 2 The consumer - products and newsprint company said net rose to $ 108 . 8 million , or $ 1 . 35 a share , from $ 90 . 5 million , or $ 1 . 12 a share , a year ago . net rose What were the contributors to this rise in net? 8 10 +786 3 Sales rose 6 . 2 % to $ 1 . 45 billion from $ 1 . 37 billion . $ 1 . 45 billion from $ 1 . 37 are the shareholders pleased? 7 17 +786 3 Sales rose 6 . 2 % to $ 1 . 45 billion from $ 1 . 37 billion . Sales why did sales rise? 0 1 +786 3 Sales rose 6 . 2 % to $ 1 . 45 billion from $ 1 . 37 billion . Sales rose What was the cause of the rise? 0 2 +786 4 After a flat second quarter tied largely to lower newsprint earnings , Kimberly - Clark attributed the gain to improved results in its consumer businesses in North America , Brazil and Korea . Korea south koreA? 31 32 +786 4 After a flat second quarter tied largely to lower newsprint earnings , Kimberly - Clark attributed the gain to improved results in its consumer businesses in North America , Brazil and Korea . consumer businesses What consumer businesses does Kimberly-Clark own? 23 25 +786 4 After a flat second quarter tied largely to lower newsprint earnings , Kimberly - Clark attributed the gain to improved results in its consumer businesses in North America , Brazil and Korea . newsprint earnings , what are newsprint earnings? 9 12 +786 4 After a flat second quarter tied largely to lower newsprint earnings , Kimberly - Clark attributed the gain to improved results in its consumer businesses in North America , Brazil and Korea . lower newsprint earnings , Why are they lower? 8 12 +786 4 After a flat second quarter tied largely to lower newsprint earnings , Kimberly - Clark attributed the gain to improved results in its consumer businesses in North America , Brazil and Korea . improved results What results? 19 21 +786 5 Those gains came from higher prices , particularly for disposable diapers and tissue products , and from increased sales , primarily for feminine - care products , the company said . increased sales , What caused the increase 17 20 +787 3 The bill would require the agency to block the acquisition of 15 % or more of an airline ' s stock if the purchase threatened safety , reduced the carrier ' s ability to compete , or put the airline under foreign control . would require how can it do that? 2 4 +787 3 The bill would require the agency to block the acquisition of 15 % or more of an airline ' s stock if the purchase threatened safety , reduced the carrier ' s ability to compete , or put the airline under foreign control . threatened safety , Why would the purchase threaten safety? 24 27 +787 4 Debate on the legislation , which faces a veto threat from President Bush , is to continue today . veto threat can he cancel it? 8 10 +787 4 Debate on the legislation , which faces a veto threat from President Bush , is to continue today . which faces a veto threat from President Bush , Why does it face a veto threat by President Bush? 5 14 +787 4 Debate on the legislation , which faces a veto threat from President Bush , is to continue today . veto Why does President Bush want to veto the bill? 8 9 +787 4 Debate on the legislation , which faces a veto threat from President Bush , is to continue today . veto threat from President Bush , Why would the legislation be vetoed? 8 14 +787 5 The amendment would require the department to block the purchase of a major airline by anyone who has run two or more carriers that have filed for protection from creditors under Chapter 11 of the Bankruptcy Code . Chapter 11 what is chapter 11 say? 31 33 +787 5 The amendment would require the department to block the purchase of a major airline by anyone who has run two or more carriers that have filed for protection from creditors under Chapter 11 of the Bankruptcy Code . department what department are they talking about? 5 6 +787 5 The amendment would require the department to block the purchase of a major airline by anyone who has run two or more carriers that have filed for protection from creditors under Chapter 11 of the Bankruptcy Code . major airline What counts as a major airline? 12 14 +788 1 The Manville Personal Injury Settlement Trust said it is considering several ways to ease a liquidity crunch that could include the sale of Manville Corp . to a third party . liquidity crunch What is a liquidity crunch? 15 17 +788 1 The Manville Personal Injury Settlement Trust said it is considering several ways to ease a liquidity crunch that could include the sale of Manville Corp . to a third party . liquidity crunch Why is a liquidity crunch taking place? 15 17 +788 1 The Manville Personal Injury Settlement Trust said it is considering several ways to ease a liquidity crunch that could include the sale of Manville Corp . to a third party . several ways What are some of the ways to ease a liquidity crunch? 10 12 +788 2 In a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission , the majority holder of Manville acknowledged that the cash portion of its initial funding of $ 765 million will be depleted next year , and that alternative sources of funds will be necessary to meet its obligations . depleted Why is Manville's initial funding going to be depleted? 30 31 +788 2 In a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission , the majority holder of Manville acknowledged that the cash portion of its initial funding of $ 765 million will be depleted next year , and that alternative sources of funds will be necessary to meet its obligations . $ 765 million will be depleted next year , What has led to the depletion of their funding? 25 34 +788 3 The trust , which was created as part of Manville ' s bankruptcy - law reorganization to compensate victims of asbestos - related diseases , ultimately expects to receive $ 2 . 5 billion from Manville , but its cash flow from investments has so far lagged behind its payments to victims . far lagged will it catch back up? 45 47 +788 3 The trust , which was created as part of Manville ' s bankruptcy - law reorganization to compensate victims of asbestos - related diseases , ultimately expects to receive $ 2 . 5 billion from Manville , but its cash flow from investments has so far lagged behind its payments to victims . asbestos - related diseases , Why did Manville have to pay out for asbestos-related diseases to their customers? 20 25 +788 3 The trust , which was created as part of Manville ' s bankruptcy - law reorganization to compensate victims of asbestos - related diseases , ultimately expects to receive $ 2 . 5 billion from Manville , but its cash flow from investments has so far lagged behind its payments to victims . bankruptcy - law reorganization What is the bankruptcy-law reorganization? 12 16 +788 4 Spokespersons for both the trust and the company refused to comment on whether any talks with a possible acquirer of Manville had actually taken place . acquirer are they going to acquire for sure? 18 19 +788 4 Spokespersons for both the trust and the company refused to comment on whether any talks with a possible acquirer of Manville had actually taken place . refused to comment Why is there a refusal to comment? 8 11 +788 4 Spokespersons for both the trust and the company refused to comment on whether any talks with a possible acquirer of Manville had actually taken place . Spokespersons Who were the spokespersons or what were their job titles? 0 1 +788 5 The trust is considering a sale of its Manville holdings , but Manville has the right of first refusal on any sales of its stock held by the trust . first refusal what is right of first refusal? 17 19 +789 1 Northwest Airlines settled the remaining lawsuits filed on behalf of 156 people killed in a 1987 crash , but claims against the jetliner ' s maker are being pursued , a federal judge said . federal judge said what was his name? 31 34 +789 1 Northwest Airlines settled the remaining lawsuits filed on behalf of 156 people killed in a 1987 crash , but claims against the jetliner ' s maker are being pursued , a federal judge said . jetliner ' s maker Who was the jetliner's maker? 22 26 +789 1 Northwest Airlines settled the remaining lawsuits filed on behalf of 156 people killed in a 1987 crash , but claims against the jetliner ' s maker are being pursued , a federal judge said . 1987 crash , Where did the 1987 crash occur? 15 18 +789 2 Northwest , a unit of NWA Inc . , and McDonnell Douglas Corp . , which made the MD - 80 aircraft , also are pursuing counterclaims against each other in the crash near Detroit Metropolitan Airport . counterclaims are they likely to receive them? 26 27 +789 2 Northwest , a unit of NWA Inc . , and McDonnell Douglas Corp . , which made the MD - 80 aircraft , also are pursuing counterclaims against each other in the crash near Detroit Metropolitan Airport . crash near Detroit Metropolitan Airport What caused the crash? 32 37 +789 2 Northwest , a unit of NWA Inc . , and McDonnell Douglas Corp . , which made the MD - 80 aircraft , also are pursuing counterclaims against each other in the crash near Detroit Metropolitan Airport . counterclaims What are the counterclaims between Northwest and McDonnell Douglas Corp.? 26 27 +789 5 U . S . District Judge Julian A . Cook Jr . announced the settlements as the jury trial was to begin yesterday . to begin yesterday but its not happening now? 20 23 +790 1 Southern Co . ' s Gulf Power Co . subsidiary pleaded guilty to two felony charges of conspiracy to make illegal political contributions and tax evasion , and paid $ 500 , 000 in fines . pleaded guilty Why did they choose to plead guilty? 10 12 +790 1 Southern Co . ' s Gulf Power Co . subsidiary pleaded guilty to two felony charges of conspiracy to make illegal political contributions and tax evasion , and paid $ 500 , 000 in fines . $ 500 , 000 How much money were they attempting to evade taxes on? 29 33 +790 1 Southern Co . ' s Gulf Power Co . subsidiary pleaded guilty to two felony charges of conspiracy to make illegal political contributions and tax evasion , and paid $ 500 , 000 in fines . pleaded guilty What date did they plead guilty? 10 12 +790 2 Gulf Power ' s guilty plea before U . S . District Judge Robert L . Vining yesterday marks the end of only one part of a wide - ranging inquiry of Southern Co . wide - ranging inquiry What topics of investigation are included in this inquiry? 27 31 +790 2 Gulf Power ' s guilty plea before U . S . District Judge Robert L . Vining yesterday marks the end of only one part of a wide - ranging inquiry of Southern Co . the end of only one part Why was only one part concluded? 19 25 +790 2 Gulf Power ' s guilty plea before U . S . District Judge Robert L . Vining yesterday marks the end of only one part of a wide - ranging inquiry of Southern Co . of only one part of what is the second part? 21 26 +790 2 Gulf Power ' s guilty plea before U . S . District Judge Robert L . Vining yesterday marks the end of only one part of a wide - ranging inquiry of Southern Co . wide - ranging inquiry What else are they under investigation about? 27 31 +790 2 Gulf Power ' s guilty plea before U . S . District Judge Robert L . Vining yesterday marks the end of only one part of a wide - ranging inquiry of Southern Co . one part of a wide - ranging inquiry How many inquiries were there? 23 31 +790 3 The company is the subject of a federal grand jury investigation into whether its officials and its utility subsidiaries conspired to cover up their accounting for spare parts to evade federal income taxes . evade federal income taxes Why specifically did they feel they needed to evade federal income taxes? 29 33 +790 3 The company is the subject of a federal grand jury investigation into whether its officials and its utility subsidiaries conspired to cover up their accounting for spare parts to evade federal income taxes . conspired Why are they being accused of conspiring? 19 20 +790 3 The company is the subject of a federal grand jury investigation into whether its officials and its utility subsidiaries conspired to cover up their accounting for spare parts to evade federal income taxes . to evade federal income taxes How much in taxes are they accused of evading? 28 33 +790 3 The company is the subject of a federal grand jury investigation into whether its officials and its utility subsidiaries conspired to cover up their accounting for spare parts to evade federal income taxes . federal income taxes What was the total of the taxes that were evaded? 30 33 +790 4 " The terms announced today are strictly between the United States and Gulf Power , " said U . S . Attorney Robert L . Barr . " This is only a further step in a lengthy investigation . " strictly between Why are the terms being kept secret? 6 8 +790 4 " The terms announced today are strictly between the United States and Gulf Power , " said U . S . Attorney Robert L . Barr . " This is only a further step in a lengthy investigation . " Robert L . Barr is he the prosecutor? 22 26 +790 4 " The terms announced today are strictly between the United States and Gulf Power , " said U . S . Attorney Robert L . Barr . " This is only a further step in a lengthy investigation . " lengthy investigation What else is part of the investigation? 36 38 +790 4 " The terms announced today are strictly between the United States and Gulf Power , " said U . S . Attorney Robert L . Barr . " This is only a further step in a lengthy investigation . " further step in a lengthy investigation How many steps are in the investigation? 32 38 +790 5 The plea settlement does not allow Southern Co . to charge any of the $ 500 , 000 to its customers , or take action against employees who provided information during the federal inquiry . employees who provided information How was the information provided? 26 30 +790 5 The plea settlement does not allow Southern Co . to charge any of the $ 500 , 000 to its customers , or take action against employees who provided information during the federal inquiry . plea settlement what are the exact terms? 1 3 +790 5 The plea settlement does not allow Southern Co . to charge any of the $ 500 , 000 to its customers , or take action against employees who provided information during the federal inquiry . to charge any of the $ 500 , 000 to its customers , Is it normal for a company to attempt to charge its own fine to its customers? 9 22 +790 5 The plea settlement does not allow Southern Co . to charge any of the $ 500 , 000 to its customers , or take action against employees who provided information during the federal inquiry . action against employees What kind of action could they take? 24 27 +791 1 Time Warner Inc . and Sony Corp . may be today ' s public enemies , but the two entertainment giants could end up becoming partners in a number of ventures as part of a settlement of their acrimonious legal dispute over Hollywood producers Peter Guber and Jon Peters . ventures What ventures could Time Warner and Sony become partners of? 30 31 +791 1 Time Warner Inc . and Sony Corp . may be today ' s public enemies , but the two entertainment giants could end up becoming partners in a number of ventures as part of a settlement of their acrimonious legal dispute over Hollywood producers Peter Guber and Jon Peters . today ' s public enemies , Why are these companies already enemies of one another? 10 16 +791 1 Time Warner Inc . and Sony Corp . may be today ' s public enemies , but the two entertainment giants could end up becoming partners in a number of ventures as part of a settlement of their acrimonious legal dispute over Hollywood producers Peter Guber and Jon Peters . Peter Guber and Jon Peters WHAT MOVIES HAVE THESE TWO DONE? 44 49 +791 2 The Warner Bros . studio and Sony signaled they are close to a settlement yesterday , asking a Los Angeles Superior Court to postpone a hearing scheduled for tomorrow on Warner ' s request for a preliminary injunction blocking Mr . Guber and Mr . Peters from taking the top posts at Columbia Pictures Entertainment Inc . signaled they how did they signal? 7 9 +791 2 The Warner Bros . studio and Sony signaled they are close to a settlement yesterday , asking a Los Angeles Superior Court to postpone a hearing scheduled for tomorrow on Warner ' s request for a preliminary injunction blocking Mr . Guber and Mr . Peters from taking the top posts at Columbia Pictures Entertainment Inc . blocking Mr . Guber and Mr . Peters Why does Warner want to block Mr. Gruber and Mr. Peters from taking top posts at Columbia? 38 46 +791 2 The Warner Bros . studio and Sony signaled they are close to a settlement yesterday , asking a Los Angeles Superior Court to postpone a hearing scheduled for tomorrow on Warner ' s request for a preliminary injunction blocking Mr . Guber and Mr . Peters from taking the top posts at Columbia Pictures Entertainment Inc . close to a settlement How can two public enemies in a court case decide to settle a case like this? 10 14 +791 2 The Warner Bros . studio and Sony signaled they are close to a settlement yesterday , asking a Los Angeles Superior Court to postpone a hearing scheduled for tomorrow on Warner ' s request for a preliminary injunction blocking Mr . Guber and Mr . Peters from taking the top posts at Columbia Pictures Entertainment Inc . taking the top posts WHY IS THIS SUCH A PROBLEM FOR 2 PRODUCERS TO TAKE TOP SPOTS IN MOVIE COMPANY?\n 47 51 +791 3 In separate statements , the two sides said they want to have " further discussions . " " further discussions about what discuss? 12 15 +791 3 In separate statements , the two sides said they want to have " further discussions . " separate statements , WERE THE TWO COMPANIES INTERVIEWED SEPARATELY? 1 4 +791 4 Sony is acquiring Columbia and Guber - Peters Entertainment Co . in two separate transactions valued at more than $ 5 billion . $ 5 billion is that a lot? 19 22 +791 4 Sony is acquiring Columbia and Guber - Peters Entertainment Co . in two separate transactions valued at more than $ 5 billion . valued at more than $ 5 billion Why are these two companies valued at this amount? 15 22 +791 4 Sony is acquiring Columbia and Guber - Peters Entertainment Co . in two separate transactions valued at more than $ 5 billion . Guber - Peters Entertainment Co WHAT PRODUCTIONS HAVE THEY DONE? 5 10 +791 5 Warner Communications Inc . , which is being acquired by Time Warner , has filed a $ 1 billion breach - of - contract suit against Sony and the two producers . $ 1 billion breach - of - contract suit WHY ARE THEY SUING SONY AND THE PRODUCERS? 16 25 +792 1 Michael Blair , former president and chief executive officer of Enfield Corp . , failed to win election to the company ' s board at a special shareholder meeting . special shareholder meeting how many were invited? 26 29 +792 1 Michael Blair , former president and chief executive officer of Enfield Corp . , failed to win election to the company ' s board at a special shareholder meeting . president How did Michael Blair become president of Enfield Corp.? 4 5 +792 1 Michael Blair , former president and chief executive officer of Enfield Corp . , failed to win election to the company ' s board at a special shareholder meeting . election Why was there an election being held? 17 18 +792 1 Michael Blair , former president and chief executive officer of Enfield Corp . , failed to win election to the company ' s board at a special shareholder meeting . special Why was the shareholding meeting special? 26 27 +792 1 Michael Blair , former president and chief executive officer of Enfield Corp . , failed to win election to the company ' s board at a special shareholder meeting . company ' s Why did the company board fail to elect him? 20 23 +792 1 Michael Blair , former president and chief executive officer of Enfield Corp . , failed to win election to the company ' s board at a special shareholder meeting . Enfield Corp What type of business is Enfield Corp.? 10 12 +792 1 Michael Blair , former president and chief executive officer of Enfield Corp . , failed to win election to the company ' s board at a special shareholder meeting . failed to win election How did Michael Blair fail to win election to the board? 14 18 +792 2 Mr . Blair said after the meeting that he had filed separate lawsuits in the Ontario Supreme Court for unjust dismissal against Enfield and for libel against its largest shareholder , Canadian Express Ltd . , and two executives of Hees International Bancorp Inc . , which controls Canadian Express . dismissal How was Michael Blair unjustly dismissed? 20 21 +792 2 Mr . Blair said after the meeting that he had filed separate lawsuits in the Ontario Supreme Court for unjust dismissal against Enfield and for libel against its largest shareholder , Canadian Express Ltd . , and two executives of Hees International Bancorp Inc . , which controls Canadian Express . libel How was Michael Blair affected by libel? 25 26 +792 2 Mr . Blair said after the meeting that he had filed separate lawsuits in the Ontario Supreme Court for unjust dismissal against Enfield and for libel against its largest shareholder , Canadian Express Ltd . , and two executives of Hees International Bancorp Inc . , which controls Canadian Express . controls How does Hees International Bancorp Inc. control Canadian Express? 47 48 +792 2 Mr . Blair said after the meeting that he had filed separate lawsuits in the Ontario Supreme Court for unjust dismissal against Enfield and for libel against its largest shareholder , Canadian Express Ltd . , and two executives of Hees International Bancorp Inc . , which controls Canadian Express . libel Why was he dismissed for libel? 25 26 +792 2 Mr . Blair said after the meeting that he had filed separate lawsuits in the Ontario Supreme Court for unjust dismissal against Enfield and for libel against its largest shareholder , Canadian Express Ltd . , and two executives of Hees International Bancorp Inc . , which controls Canadian Express . unjust dismissal Why does Mr. Blair feel his dismissal was unjust? 19 21 +792 3 Holders at the meeting elected a full slate of Canadian Express nominees to Enfield ' s 11 - member board . elected a full slate it means they elected 11 people? 4 8 +792 3 Holders at the meeting elected a full slate of Canadian Express nominees to Enfield ' s 11 - member board . elected How did they make their decision? 4 5 +792 3 Holders at the meeting elected a full slate of Canadian Express nominees to Enfield ' s 11 - member board . nominees How were nominees chosen? 11 12 +792 3 Holders at the meeting elected a full slate of Canadian Express nominees to Enfield ' s 11 - member board . 11 - member Why are there eleven members on the board? 16 19 +792 4 Mr . Blair and Hees have been feuding for months . feuding How are Mr. Blair and Hees feuding? 7 8 +792 4 Mr . Blair and Hees have been feuding for months . months How long before Mr. Blair and Hees resolve their issues? 9 10 +792 4 Mr . Blair and Hees have been feuding for months . feuding Why has Mr. Blair and Hees been feuding for months? 7 8 +792 5 Yesterday ' s election was a sequel to Enfield ' s annual meeting in June when Mr . Blair disallowed proxies in favor of two Hees nominees . meeting Why do they have a meeting every year? 12 13 +792 5 Yesterday ' s election was a sequel to Enfield ' s annual meeting in June when Mr . Blair disallowed proxies in favor of two Hees nominees . disallowed How did Mr. Blair disallow proxies? 19 20 +792 5 Yesterday ' s election was a sequel to Enfield ' s annual meeting in June when Mr . Blair disallowed proxies in favor of two Hees nominees . nominees Why did Mr. Blair favor two Hees nominees? 26 27 +792 5 Yesterday ' s election was a sequel to Enfield ' s annual meeting in June when Mr . Blair disallowed proxies in favor of two Hees nominees . proxies Why we're the nominees favored over the proxies? 20 21 +792 5 Yesterday ' s election was a sequel to Enfield ' s annual meeting in June when Mr . Blair disallowed proxies in favor of two Hees nominees . disallowed proxies Why did Mr. Blair disallow proxies? 19 21 +793 1 As Georgia - Pacific ' s bid for Great Northern Nekoosa has shown , uninvited takeovers are still alive despite premature reports of their demise . uninvited takeovers Why are the takeovers uninvited? 14 16 +793 1 As Georgia - Pacific ' s bid for Great Northern Nekoosa has shown , uninvited takeovers are still alive despite premature reports of their demise . uninvited takeovers how often do they happen? 14 16 +793 1 As Georgia - Pacific ' s bid for Great Northern Nekoosa has shown , uninvited takeovers are still alive despite premature reports of their demise . reports of their demise Why is the company failing? 21 25 +793 1 As Georgia - Pacific ' s bid for Great Northern Nekoosa has shown , uninvited takeovers are still alive despite premature reports of their demise . premature reports of their demise How are these takeovers going to be prevented? 20 25 +793 2 Therefore , the debate about poison pills will continue to rage in the boardrooms of corporations and the halls of academia . poison pills How do you define poison pill in this context? 5 7 +793 2 Therefore , the debate about poison pills will continue to rage in the boardrooms of corporations and the halls of academia . poison pills what is a poison pill? 5 7 +793 2 Therefore , the debate about poison pills will continue to rage in the boardrooms of corporations and the halls of academia . poison pills What is qualifying as a poison pill in this instance? 5 7 +793 2 Therefore , the debate about poison pills will continue to rage in the boardrooms of corporations and the halls of academia . poison pills What does the term poison pill mean here? 5 7 +793 3 Although poison pills come in different colors and shapes , they usually give current shareholders the right to buy more stock of their corporation at a large discount if certain events occur - - typically , if a hostile bidder acquires more than a specified percentage of the corporation ' s stock . more than a specified percentage How is that percentage decided? 41 46 +793 3 Although poison pills come in different colors and shapes , they usually give current shareholders the right to buy more stock of their corporation at a large discount if certain events occur - - typically , if a hostile bidder acquires more than a specified percentage of the corporation ' s stock . right to buy more stock Why do poison pills allow shareholders to buy more stock? 16 21 +793 3 Although poison pills come in different colors and shapes , they usually give current shareholders the right to buy more stock of their corporation at a large discount if certain events occur - - typically , if a hostile bidder acquires more than a specified percentage of the corporation ' s stock . hostile bidder How do you know if a bidder is hostile? 38 40 +793 3 Although poison pills come in different colors and shapes , they usually give current shareholders the right to buy more stock of their corporation at a large discount if certain events occur - - typically , if a hostile bidder acquires more than a specified percentage of the corporation ' s stock . right to buy more stock Why do these provisions exist? 16 21 +793 3 Although poison pills come in different colors and shapes , they usually give current shareholders the right to buy more stock of their corporation at a large discount if certain events occur - - typically , if a hostile bidder acquires more than a specified percentage of the corporation ' s stock . of their corporation How is it guaranteed that additional stock is available for purchase? 21 24 +793 4 However , these discount purchase rights may generally be redeemed at a nominal cost by the corporation ' s directors if they approve of a bidder . if they approve of a bidder How do directors decide if they approve of the bidder? 20 26 +793 4 However , these discount purchase rights may generally be redeemed at a nominal cost by the corporation ' s directors if they approve of a bidder . redeemed at a nominal cost Does this mean the rights are revoked? 9 14 +793 5 Supporters of poison pills argue that their adoption forces bidders to negotiate with a corporation ' s directors , who are thereby put in a better position to pursue the long - term interests of the corporation . forces bidders to negotiate Why are these bidders forced to negotiate? 8 12 +793 5 Supporters of poison pills argue that their adoption forces bidders to negotiate with a corporation ' s directors , who are thereby put in a better position to pursue the long - term interests of the corporation . a corporation ' s directors , why cant they talk to directors otherwise? 13 19 +793 5 Supporters of poison pills argue that their adoption forces bidders to negotiate with a corporation ' s directors , who are thereby put in a better position to pursue the long - term interests of the corporation . Supporters of poison pills Who are the supporters of poison pills? 0 4 +793 5 Supporters of poison pills argue that their adoption forces bidders to negotiate with a corporation ' s directors , who are thereby put in a better position to pursue the long - term interests of the corporation . better position How are the directors in a better position? 25 27 +794 1 Japan has found another safe outlet for its money : U . S . home mortgages . found another safe how did they find that out? 2 5 +794 1 Japan has found another safe outlet for its money : U . S . home mortgages . safe outlet What would it be other safe outlets? 4 6 +794 1 Japan has found another safe outlet for its money : U . S . home mortgages . U . S . home mortgages Why are U.S. home mortgages a safe outlet for Japanese money? 10 16 +794 1 Japan has found another safe outlet for its money : U . S . home mortgages . U . S . home mortgages Why do they invest in the U.S. specifically? 10 16 +794 2 An increasing number of big Japanese investors are buying up U . S . home mortgages that have been pooled and packaged for sale as interest - bearing instruments known as mortgage - backed securities . pooled what does pooled mean here? 19 20 +794 2 An increasing number of big Japanese investors are buying up U . S . home mortgages that have been pooled and packaged for sale as interest - bearing instruments known as mortgage - backed securities . mortgage - backed Why are they wanting these mortgages? 31 34 +794 2 An increasing number of big Japanese investors are buying up U . S . home mortgages that have been pooled and packaged for sale as interest - bearing instruments known as mortgage - backed securities . big Japanese investors Who are the big Japanese investors? 4 7 +794 3 As much as 10 % of new U . S . mortgage securities issued by the Federal National Mortgage Association , or Fannie Mae , and Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp . , or Freddie Mac , now flow into Japanese hands . Japanese hands How are they ending up in Japanese hands? 40 42 +794 3 As much as 10 % of new U . S . mortgage securities issued by the Federal National Mortgage Association , or Fannie Mae , and Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp . , or Freddie Mac , now flow into Japanese hands . now flow into Japanese hands How does this affect the U.S. economy? 37 42 +794 4 That may not come as a surprise to Americans who have watched the Japanese snap up properties in the U . S . from golf courses to a stake in Rockefeller Center . watched Since when did they start that? 11 12 +794 4 That may not come as a surprise to Americans who have watched the Japanese snap up properties in the U . S . from golf courses to a stake in Rockefeller Center . surprise to Americans How are Americans reacting to that? 6 9 +794 5 But it marks a big change for the Japanese , who shunned mortgage securities after getting burned by a big downturn in interest rates a few years back . big downturn in what happened back then? 19 22 +794 5 But it marks a big change for the Japanese , who shunned mortgage securities after getting burned by a big downturn in interest rates a few years back . downturn What caused this downturn? Will we experience it here in the United States? 20 21 +794 5 But it marks a big change for the Japanese , who shunned mortgage securities after getting burned by a big downturn in interest rates a few years back . burned How \"burned\" were\n them? 16 17 +794 5 But it marks a big change for the Japanese , who shunned mortgage securities after getting burned by a big downturn in interest rates a few years back . big downturn What caused the downturn? 19 21 +795 1 The Internal Revenue Service said it is willing to let the U . S . Tax Court decide how much oil man William Herbert Hunt will owe the government after his assets are liquidated . assets are liquidated how many assets does he have? 31 34 +795 1 The Internal Revenue Service said it is willing to let the U . S . Tax Court decide how much oil man William Herbert Hunt will owe the government after his assets are liquidated . William Herbert Hunt What company is Mr. Hunt leading? 22 25 +795 1 The Internal Revenue Service said it is willing to let the U . S . Tax Court decide how much oil man William Herbert Hunt will owe the government after his assets are liquidated . oil man William Herbert Hunt Why is he called the oil man? 20 25 +795 1 The Internal Revenue Service said it is willing to let the U . S . Tax Court decide how much oil man William Herbert Hunt will owe the government after his assets are liquidated . U . S . Tax Court Why let the U.S. Tax Court decide? 11 17 +795 2 The surprise announcement came after the IRS broke off negotiations with Mr . Hunt on a settlement of the one - time tycoon ' s personal bankruptcy case . surprise announcement What was the surprise announcement? 1 3 +795 2 The surprise announcement came after the IRS broke off negotiations with Mr . Hunt on a settlement of the one - time tycoon ' s personal bankruptcy case . personal bankruptcy case . Why was he claiming bankruptcy? 25 29 +795 2 The surprise announcement came after the IRS broke off negotiations with Mr . Hunt on a settlement of the one - time tycoon ' s personal bankruptcy case . settlement What settlement? 16 17 +795 3 Although the action removes one obstacle in the way of an overall settlement to the case , it also means that Mr . Hunt could be stripped of virtually all of his assets if the Tax Court rules against him in a 1982 case heard earlier this year in Washington , D . C . virtually all of his assets what about literally? 28 33 +795 3 Although the action removes one obstacle in the way of an overall settlement to the case , it also means that Mr . Hunt could be stripped of virtually all of his assets if the Tax Court rules against him in a 1982 case heard earlier this year in Washington , D . C . 1982 case What led to the beginning of the case back in 1982? 42 44 +795 3 Although the action removes one obstacle in the way of an overall settlement to the case , it also means that Mr . Hunt could be stripped of virtually all of his assets if the Tax Court rules against him in a 1982 case heard earlier this year in Washington , D . C . 1982 case How will this case contribute to him losing all of his assets? 42 44 +795 4 The IRS has been seeking more than $ 300 million in back taxes from Mr . Hunt . $ 300 million in back taxes For how long has Mr. Hunt been delinquent? 7 13 +795 5 Separately , a federal judge hearing Mr . Hunt ' s bankruptcy case yesterday turned down a proposed $ 65 . 7 million settlement between Mr . Hunt and Minpeco S . A . , another major creditor in the case . settlement between Mr . Hunt and Minpeco why is minpeco involved? 23 30 +795 5 Separately , a federal judge hearing Mr . Hunt ' s bankruptcy case yesterday turned down a proposed $ 65 . 7 million settlement between Mr . Hunt and Minpeco S . A . , another major creditor in the case . Minpeco S . A Why is Minpeco a creditor? 29 33 +796 1 EG & G Inc . said it acquired Laboratorium Prof . said it acquired Why did EG&G acquire Laboratorium Prof.? 5 8 +796 1 EG & G Inc . said it acquired Laboratorium Prof . Laboratorium Prof why did they acquire it? 8 10 +796 1 EG & G Inc . said it acquired Laboratorium Prof . EG & G WHAT TYPE OF BUSINESS IS EG&G? 0 3 +796 1 EG & G Inc . said it acquired Laboratorium Prof . EG & G Inc . said it acquired Laboratorium Prof What are these companies? How did it acquire Laboratorium Prof? 0 10 +796 2 Dr . Berthold , a German maker of scientific instruments . scientific instruments What kind of scientific instruments did Dr. Berthold make? 8 10 +796 2 Dr . Berthold , a German maker of scientific instruments . scientific instruments what instruments? 8 10 +796 2 Dr . Berthold , a German maker of scientific instruments . Dr . Berthold , WHO DOES HE WORK FOR? 0 4 +796 2 Dr . Berthold , a German maker of scientific instruments . scientific instruments What types of scientific instruments? 8 10 +796 3 Terms weren ' t disclosed . Terms weren ' t disclosed Terms weren't disclosed about what? 0 5 +796 3 Terms weren ' t disclosed . Terms weren ' t why werent they? 0 4 +796 3 Terms weren ' t disclosed . Terms TERMS FOR WHAT? 0 1 +796 3 Terms weren ' t disclosed . Terms weren ' t disclosed Why were the terms not disclosed 0 5 +796 4 The Wellesley , Mass . , maker of scientific instruments and electronic parts said Berthold expects 1989 sales of more than 100 million Deutsche marks ( $ 54 . 5 million ) and employs about 400 people . Deutsche What is \"Deutsche?\" 23 24 +796 4 The Wellesley , Mass . , maker of scientific instruments and electronic parts said Berthold expects 1989 sales of more than 100 million Deutsche marks ( $ 54 . 5 million ) and employs about 400 people . 1989 DOES 1989 REFER TO THE YEAR OR SOME OTHER VALUE? 16 17 +796 4 The Wellesley , Mass . , maker of scientific instruments and electronic parts said Berthold expects 1989 sales of more than 100 million Deutsche marks ( $ 54 . 5 million ) and employs about 400 people . scientific instruments and electronic parts What types of instruments and parts 8 13 +796 5 Berthold is based in Wildbad , West Germany , and also has operations in Belgium . Berthold Does Berthold only have operations in Europe? 0 1 +796 5 Berthold is based in Wildbad , West Germany , and also has operations in Belgium . Berthold IS THIS ALSO THE NAME OF A COMPANY AS WELL AS THE SCIENTIST? 0 1 +797 1 Healthcare International Inc . said it reached a 120 - day standstill agreement with its HealthVest affiliate calling for Healthcare to pay HealthVest $ 5 million right away and additional amounts in the future . additional amounts How much additional? 29 31 +797 1 Healthcare International Inc . said it reached a 120 - day standstill agreement with its HealthVest affiliate calling for Healthcare to pay HealthVest $ 5 million right away and additional amounts in the future . $ 5 million Why does Healthcare need to pay Healthvest $5 million? 23 26 +797 1 Healthcare International Inc . said it reached a 120 - day standstill agreement with its HealthVest affiliate calling for Healthcare to pay HealthVest $ 5 million right away and additional amounts in the future . additional amounts in the future How much are the additional amounts? 29 34 +797 1 Healthcare International Inc . said it reached a 120 - day standstill agreement with its HealthVest affiliate calling for Healthcare to pay HealthVest $ 5 million right away and additional amounts in the future . 120 - day standstill agreement Why the agreement? 8 13 +797 2 Under the agreement , Healthcare , a manager of health - care facilities , said it would pay HealthVest $ 3 . 9 million in overdue rent and mortgage payments and repay $ 1 . 1 million in funds that HealthVest advanced for construction work on facilities . advanced What does advanced for mean? 41 42 +797 3 In return , HealthVest agreed that it won ' t exercise its rights and remedies against Healthcare during the 120 - day period . 120 - day period what about after those days? 19 23 +797 3 In return , HealthVest agreed that it won ' t exercise its rights and remedies against Healthcare during the 120 - day period . exercise its rights What rights and remedies does HealthVest have? 10 13 +797 3 In return , HealthVest agreed that it won ' t exercise its rights and remedies against Healthcare during the 120 - day period . rights and remedies What are the rights and remedies that HealthVest can use against Healthcare? 12 15 +797 3 In return , HealthVest agreed that it won ' t exercise its rights and remedies against Healthcare during the 120 - day period . rights and remedies against Healthcare What types of rights are being foregone? 12 17 +797 4 After the payment , Healthcare still will be $ 6 . 5 million in arrears on rent and mortgage payments to HealthVest , a real estate investment trust whose portfolio consists largely of properties operated by Healthcare . arrears What is arrears? 14 15 +797 5 Healthcare has given HealthVest a 12 % note for that overdue amount , to be repaid over three years . over three years is that a fair deal? 16 19 +797 5 Healthcare has given HealthVest a 12 % note for that overdue amount , to be repaid over three years . note Does note mean pay back? 7 8 +798 1 UNIFIRST Corp . declared a 2 - for - 1 stock split . 2 - for - 1 stock split what is that? 5 12 +798 1 UNIFIRST Corp . declared a 2 - for - 1 stock split . UNIFIRST Corp What kind of company is Unifirst Corp.? 0 2 +798 1 UNIFIRST Corp . declared a 2 - for - 1 stock split . declared a 2 - for - 1 stock split What led to this split? 3 12 +798 1 UNIFIRST Corp . declared a 2 - for - 1 stock split . UNIFIRST Corp Where is the UNIFIRST Corporation? 0 2 +798 3 The dividend had been five cents a share . five cents a share why so low? 4 8 +799 1 Newport Electronics Inc . named a new slate of officers , a move that follows replacement of the company ' s five incumbent directors last week . replacement Why were the five incumbent directors replaced last week? 15 16 +799 1 Newport Electronics Inc . named a new slate of officers , a move that follows replacement of the company ' s five incumbent directors last week . replacement Why did they replace the directors? 15 16 +799 1 Newport Electronics Inc . named a new slate of officers , a move that follows replacement of the company ' s five incumbent directors last week . slate of officers , Who are the officers? 7 11 +799 2 Milton B . Hollander , 60 years old , was named chief executive officer , succeeding Barrett B . Weekes . Milton B . Hollander , does he have a degree? 0 5 +799 2 Milton B . Hollander , 60 years old , was named chief executive officer , succeeding Barrett B . Weekes . named Why was Milton B. Hollander chosen to be the new chief executive officer? 10 11 +799 3 Mr . Hollander ' s Stamford , Conn . - based High Technology Holding Co . acquired most of its 49 . 4 % stake in Newport in August . acquired Why did High Technology Holding Co. acquire 49.4% of Newport? 16 17 +799 4 Mr . Hollander was named chairman last week , succeeding Mr . Weekes , who was among the ousted directors . ousted there were others ousted? 18 19 +799 4 Mr . Hollander was named chairman last week , succeeding Mr . Weekes , who was among the ousted directors . named Why was Mr. Hollander named chairman last week? 4 5 +799 4 Mr . Hollander was named chairman last week , succeeding Mr . Weekes , who was among the ousted directors . ousted Why was Mr. Weeks ousted from his director position? 18 19 +799 4 Mr . Hollander was named chairman last week , succeeding Mr . Weekes , who was among the ousted directors . ousted Why were the directors ousted? 18 19 +799 4 Mr . Hollander was named chairman last week , succeeding Mr . Weekes , who was among the ousted directors . among the ousted directors Who were the other ousted directors? 16 20 +799 5 The company has declined requests to discuss the changes , but Mr . Weekes has said that Mr . Hollander wanted to have his own team . declined requests are they obligated to? 3 5 +799 5 The company has declined requests to discuss the changes , but Mr . Weekes has said that Mr . Hollander wanted to have his own team . declined Why is the company declining requests to comment? 3 4 +799 5 The company has declined requests to discuss the changes , but Mr . Weekes has said that Mr . Hollander wanted to have his own team . team Why does Mr. Hollander want to have his own team? 25 26 +800 1 Now was that a quarter cup or a half cup ? quarter cup or a half a cup of what? 4 9 +800 1 Now was that a quarter cup or a half cup ? cup ? Cup of what? 9 11 +800 1 Now was that a quarter cup or a half cup ? quarter cup or a half cup ? What was a quarter cup or half cup? 4 11 +800 2 Not a gripping question , unless you ' re the pastry chef of this city ' s Chez Panisse restaurant and you ' ve just lost your priceless personal dessert notebook . priceless personal dessert notebook how did he lose it? 27 31 +800 2 Not a gripping question , unless you ' re the pastry chef of this city ' s Chez Panisse restaurant and you ' ve just lost your priceless personal dessert notebook . lost Where was it lost? 25 26 +800 2 Not a gripping question , unless you ' re the pastry chef of this city ' s Chez Panisse restaurant and you ' ve just lost your priceless personal dessert notebook . Chez Panisse restaurant Where is the Chez Panisse restaurant? 17 20 +800 2 Not a gripping question , unless you ' re the pastry chef of this city ' s Chez Panisse restaurant and you ' ve just lost your priceless personal dessert notebook . pastry chef Who is the pastry chef? 10 12 +800 3 Chez Panisse was listed among the top 30 restaurants in the world this year by Connoisseur magazine . Connoisseur magazine is that a food magazine? 15 17 +800 3 Chez Panisse was listed among the top 30 restaurants in the world this year by Connoisseur magazine . top 30 restaurants Is that the top 30 of any restaurant or a specific kind of restaurant? 6 9 +800 4 The tattered black binder , bulging with 18 years ' worth of recipes held together by rubber bands , was in chef Lindsey Shere ' s purse when it was stolen from her house recently . stolen What is the estimated value of this notebook 30 31 +800 4 The tattered black binder , bulging with 18 years ' worth of recipes held together by rubber bands , was in chef Lindsey Shere ' s purse when it was stolen from her house recently . stolen How was it stolen? 30 31 +800 5 The Berkeley police don ' t have any leads but doubt the crime was driven by a passion for sweets . by a passion for sweets is this a joke? 15 20 +800 5 The Berkeley police don ' t have any leads but doubt the crime was driven by a passion for sweets . doubt Why would this crime be committed? 10 11 +800 5 The Berkeley police don ' t have any leads but doubt the crime was driven by a passion for sweets . driven by What was the crime driven by? 14 16 +801 1 Another fight is brewing between Congress and the Bush administration over how to pay for the savings - and - loan bailout without adding to the federal budget deficit . Another fight when was the first fight? 0 2 +801 1 Another fight is brewing between Congress and the Bush administration over how to pay for the savings - and - loan bailout without adding to the federal budget deficit . fight Is this a big conflict or small problem? 1 2 +801 3 Officials of the Resolution Trust Corp . have said privately that such a plan was the most likely alternative to raise short - term cash for the bailout . most likely alternative Why id the plan the most likely alternative to raise short-term cash? 16 19 +801 4 Instead , the GAO and the Congressional Budget Office said , the RTC should consider using Treasury debt , which is less expensive and subject to oversight by Congress . Treasury debt , can they do that? 16 19 +801 5 The spending could be exempted from meeting deficit - reduction targets in the Gramm - Rudman budget law . Gramm - Rudman budget law what is that law? 13 18 +801 5 The spending could be exempted from meeting deficit - reduction targets in the Gramm - Rudman budget law . Gramm - Rudman budget law What is the Gramm-Rudman budget law? 13 18 +802 1 Mips Computer Systems Inc . today will unveil a new general - purpose computer that will compete with more expensive machines from companies such as Sun Microsystems Inc . and Digital Equipment Corp . compete How will Mips general-purpose computer compete with more expensive machines? 16 17 +802 1 Mips Computer Systems Inc . today will unveil a new general - purpose computer that will compete with more expensive machines from companies such as Sun Microsystems Inc . and Digital Equipment Corp . will compete with more expensive machines How will it compete with more expensive machines? 15 21 +802 1 Mips Computer Systems Inc . today will unveil a new general - purpose computer that will compete with more expensive machines from companies such as Sun Microsystems Inc . and Digital Equipment Corp . new general - purpose computer How is this a new general-purpose computer that hasn't already been established? 9 14 +802 1 Mips Computer Systems Inc . today will unveil a new general - purpose computer that will compete with more expensive machines from companies such as Sun Microsystems Inc . and Digital Equipment Corp . general - purpose How is the computer tailored towards general purpose? 10 13 +802 2 The closely held Sunnyvale , Calif . , company also will announce an agreement to supply computers to Control Data Corp . , which will sell Mips machines under its own label . Mips what is a mips? 26 27 +802 2 The closely held Sunnyvale , Calif . , company also will announce an agreement to supply computers to Control Data Corp . , which will sell Mips machines under its own label . agreement What are the terms of this agreement? 13 14 +802 2 The closely held Sunnyvale , Calif . , company also will announce an agreement to supply computers to Control Data Corp . , which will sell Mips machines under its own label . Control Data Corp Why would they supply computers to this company and not just sell them outright? 18 21 +802 2 The closely held Sunnyvale , Calif . , company also will announce an agreement to supply computers to Control Data Corp . , which will sell Mips machines under its own label . supply How is Sunnyvale going to build Mips machines for Control Data Corp.? 15 16 +802 3 The new Mips machine , called the RC6280 , will cost $ 150 , 000 for a basic system . RC6280 , why is it called that? 7 9 +802 3 The new Mips machine , called the RC6280 , will cost $ 150 , 000 for a basic system . $ 150 , 000 Why does it cost so much? 11 15 +802 3 The new Mips machine , called the RC6280 , will cost $ 150 , 000 for a basic system . RC6280 , Why is it named this? 7 9 +802 3 The new Mips machine , called the RC6280 , will cost $ 150 , 000 for a basic system . basic How much does a deluxe version cost? 17 18 +802 3 The new Mips machine , called the RC6280 , will cost $ 150 , 000 for a basic system . $ 150 , 000 Why do the basic systems cost $150,000? 11 15 +802 4 The computer processes 55 million instructions per second and uses only one central processing chip , unlike many rival machines using several processors . only one central processing chip , Why just use one, if more processors would be faster? 10 16 +802 4 The computer processes 55 million instructions per second and uses only one central processing chip , unlike many rival machines using several processors . 55 million Is this competetive? 3 5 +802 4 The computer processes 55 million instructions per second and uses only one central processing chip , unlike many rival machines using several processors . unlike many rival machines What are the rival machines? 16 20 +802 4 The computer processes 55 million instructions per second and uses only one central processing chip , unlike many rival machines using several processors . central How does the machine process 55 million instructions per second with only one central processing chip? 12 13 +802 5 The machine employs reduced instruction - set computing , or RISC , technology . reduced instruction - set what is that exactly? 3 7 +802 5 The machine employs reduced instruction - set computing , or RISC , technology . instruction - set How does reduced instruction-set computing work? 4 7 +803 1 The government ' s primary economic - forecasting gauge rose a slight 0 . 2 % in September , but economists said the report offered little new information on the degree to which the U . S . economy is slowing . slowing why arent they telling? 40 41 +803 1 The government ' s primary economic - forecasting gauge rose a slight 0 . 2 % in September , but economists said the report offered little new information on the degree to which the U . S . economy is slowing . little Why did economists feel the report did not offer new information? 25 26 +803 1 The government ' s primary economic - forecasting gauge rose a slight 0 . 2 % in September , but economists said the report offered little new information on the degree to which the U . S . economy is slowing . slowing Why is the U.S. economy slowing? 40 41 +803 1 The government ' s primary economic - forecasting gauge rose a slight 0 . 2 % in September , but economists said the report offered little new information on the degree to which the U . S . economy is slowing . economic - forecasting gauge Which gauge was being used to measure the country's economic health? 5 9 +803 2 The small increase in the index of leading indicators , which had climbed 0 . 5 % in August but was unchanged in July , does lend support to the view that the economy has slowed noticeably . indicators , What are the leading indicators? 8 10 +803 2 The small increase in the index of leading indicators , which had climbed 0 . 5 % in August but was unchanged in July , does lend support to the view that the economy has slowed noticeably . the economy has slowed noticeably Why has there been a slowdown? 32 37 +803 3 However , it doesn ' t give much of a clue as to whether a recession is on the horizon . clue how would they tell recession? 10 11 +803 4 " I don ' t think it provides much new information on the economy , " said Richard Rippe , economist at Dean Witter Reynolds Inc . much new information Why doesn't it provide much new information on the economy? 8 11 +803 5 So far this year , the index of leading indicators has risen in four months , fallen in four months and remained unchanged in the other month . this year , which year? 2 5 +803 5 So far this year , the index of leading indicators has risen in four months , fallen in four months and remained unchanged in the other month . month . Which month did it remain unchanged? 26 28 +804 1 Armstrong World Industries Inc . agreed in principle to sell its carpet operations to Shaw Industries Inc . carpet operations they create carpeting? 11 13 +804 1 Armstrong World Industries Inc . agreed in principle to sell its carpet operations to Shaw Industries Inc . principle What does that mean? 7 8 +804 1 Armstrong World Industries Inc . agreed in principle to sell its carpet operations to Shaw Industries Inc . agreed Why did Armstrong World Industries Inc. agree to sell its carpet operations? 5 6 +804 2 The price wasn ' t disclosed but one analyst estimated that it was $ 150 million . analyst What kind of analyst? 8 9 +804 2 The price wasn ' t disclosed but one analyst estimated that it was $ 150 million . disclosed Why was the price not disclosed? 5 6 +804 2 The price wasn ' t disclosed but one analyst estimated that it was $ 150 million . estimated How did the analyst come to the estimate of $150 million? 9 10 +804 2 The price wasn ' t disclosed but one analyst estimated that it was $ 150 million . analyst Who is the analyst? 8 9 +804 3 Armstrong , which has faced a takeover threat from the Belzberg family of Canada since July , said that disposing of the carpet business would improve " total financial performance . " The move also would allow the company to concentrate on core businesses , which include ceramic tile , floor coverings and furniture . concentrate on core businesses , is it good to focus on the basics? 40 45 +804 3 Armstrong , which has faced a takeover threat from the Belzberg family of Canada since July , said that disposing of the carpet business would improve " total financial performance . " The move also would allow the company to concentrate on core businesses , which include ceramic tile , floor coverings and furniture . Armstrong , What other kinds of products this company has? 0 2 +804 3 Armstrong , which has faced a takeover threat from the Belzberg family of Canada since July , said that disposing of the carpet business would improve " total financial performance . " The move also would allow the company to concentrate on core businesses , which include ceramic tile , floor coverings and furniture . takeover Why is Armstrong facing a takeover threat? 6 7 +804 3 Armstrong , which has faced a takeover threat from the Belzberg family of Canada since July , said that disposing of the carpet business would improve " total financial performance . " The move also would allow the company to concentrate on core businesses , which include ceramic tile , floor coverings and furniture . move How would the move allow the company to concentrate on the core businesses? 33 34 +804 3 Armstrong , which has faced a takeover threat from the Belzberg family of Canada since July , said that disposing of the carpet business would improve " total financial performance . " The move also would allow the company to concentrate on core businesses , which include ceramic tile , floor coverings and furniture . Belzberg family Why does the Belzberg family want to takeover Armstrong? 10 12 +804 4 Moreover , such a sale could help Armstrong reassure its investors and deter the Belzbergs , who own a 9 . 85 % stake in the Lancaster , Pa . , company . Lancaster , Pa What is this company? 26 29 +804 4 Moreover , such a sale could help Armstrong reassure its investors and deter the Belzbergs , who own a 9 . 85 % stake in the Lancaster , Pa . , company . Belzbergs , Why does Belzbergs own 9.85% of the company? 14 16 +804 5 Analysts expect Armstrong to use proceeds of the sale to reduce debt , buy back stock or perhaps finance an acquisition . finance an acquisition what would he acquire? 18 21 +804 5 Analysts expect Armstrong to use proceeds of the sale to reduce debt , buy back stock or perhaps finance an acquisition . debt , How much debt? 11 13 +804 5 Analysts expect Armstrong to use proceeds of the sale to reduce debt , buy back stock or perhaps finance an acquisition . reduce Why does Armstrong want to reduce debt? 10 11 +804 5 Analysts expect Armstrong to use proceeds of the sale to reduce debt , buy back stock or perhaps finance an acquisition . buy Why does Armstrong want to buy back stock? 13 14 +804 5 Analysts expect Armstrong to use proceeds of the sale to reduce debt , buy back stock or perhaps finance an acquisition . acquisition Why does Armstrong want finance an acquisition? 20 21 +805 1 Congressional Democrats and the Bush administration agreed on a compromise minimum - wage bill , opening the way for the first wage - floor boost in more than nine years . compromise minimum - wage bill , what is the minimum wage 9 15 +805 1 Congressional Democrats and the Bush administration agreed on a compromise minimum - wage bill , opening the way for the first wage - floor boost in more than nine years . wage - floor boost How much is the wage-floor boost? 21 25 +805 1 Congressional Democrats and the Bush administration agreed on a compromise minimum - wage bill , opening the way for the first wage - floor boost in more than nine years . compromise minimum - wage bill , Why did they have to compromise on this bill? 9 15 +805 2 The agreement ended a long impasse between the congressional leaders and the White House over the wage issue . impasse what is an impasse? 5 6 +805 2 The agreement ended a long impasse between the congressional leaders and the White House over the wage issue . ended a long impasse how long did it take? 2 6 +805 2 The agreement ended a long impasse between the congressional leaders and the White House over the wage issue . long impasse How long was the impasse? 4 6 +805 3 President Bush in June vetoed a measure passed by Congress and said he wouldn ' t accept any minimum - wage rise that went beyond limits he set early in this year ' s debate on the issue . June of which year? 3 4 +805 3 President Bush in June vetoed a measure passed by Congress and said he wouldn ' t accept any minimum - wage rise that went beyond limits he set early in this year ' s debate on the issue . limits he set early Why did he set those limits and what were they? 25 29 +805 4 The compromise was a somewhat softened version of what the White House had said it would accept . compromise What was the compromise? 1 2 +805 4 The compromise was a somewhat softened version of what the White House had said it would accept . softened version How was the compromise a softened version? 5 7 +805 5 Under the agreement with the House and Senate leaders , the minimum wage would rise from the current $ 3 . 35 an hour to $ 4 . 25 an hour by April 1991 . agreement What was the agreement? 2 3 +805 5 Under the agreement with the House and Senate leaders , the minimum wage would rise from the current $ 3 . 35 an hour to $ 4 . 25 an hour by April 1991 . $ 3 . 35 an hour is that a big increase? 18 24 +805 5 Under the agreement with the House and Senate leaders , the minimum wage would rise from the current $ 3 . 35 an hour to $ 4 . 25 an hour by April 1991 . $ 3 . 35 an hour to $ 4 . 25 Why was the raise set to this amount? 18 29 +806 1 Giovanni Agnelli & Co . announced a transaction that will strengthen its indirect control of Fiat S . p . transaction What transaction will strengthen Giovanni Agnelli & Co.'s indirect control of Fiat? 7 8 +806 1 Giovanni Agnelli & Co . announced a transaction that will strengthen its indirect control of Fiat S . p . a transaction What are the details of this transaction? 6 8 +806 1 Giovanni Agnelli & Co . announced a transaction that will strengthen its indirect control of Fiat S . p . a transaction What transaction? 6 8 +806 1 Giovanni Agnelli & Co . announced a transaction that will strengthen its indirect control of Fiat S . p . will strengthen its indirect control Why do they desire this? 9 14 +806 2 A . and will admit Prince Karim Aga Khan as its first non - family shareholder . non - family why did they do that? 12 15 +806 2 A . and will admit Prince Karim Aga Khan as its first non - family shareholder . admit Prince Karim Aga Khan Why this particular person? 4 9 +806 3 Giovanni Agnelli , a limited partnership that is the master holding company for Fiat ' s Agnelli family , owns approximately 75 % of the shares in Istituto Finanziario Industriale , which in turn owns approximately 40 % of Fiat , Italy ' s biggest private - sector industrial group . Istituto Finanziario Industriale , What is this institute? What is the English translation, and who else is in this group? 27 31 +806 3 Giovanni Agnelli , a limited partnership that is the master holding company for Fiat ' s Agnelli family , owns approximately 75 % of the shares in Istituto Finanziario Industriale , which in turn owns approximately 40 % of Fiat , Italy ' s biggest private - sector industrial group . a limited partnership What makes it limited? 3 6 +806 4 The company said Maria Sole Agnelli Teodorani , sister of Fiat Chairman Giovanni Agnelli , agreed to trade her shares in IFI for new ordinary shares in the limited partnership , which will give her control of 4 . 67 % of Giovanni Agnelli & Co . limited partnership , what is a limited partnership? 28 31 +806 4 The company said Maria Sole Agnelli Teodorani , sister of Fiat Chairman Giovanni Agnelli , agreed to trade her shares in IFI for new ordinary shares in the limited partnership , which will give her control of 4 . 67 % of Giovanni Agnelli & Co . 4 . 67 % Is this a lot? Does anyone else own a bigger share than this? 37 41 +806 4 The company said Maria Sole Agnelli Teodorani , sister of Fiat Chairman Giovanni Agnelli , agreed to trade her shares in IFI for new ordinary shares in the limited partnership , which will give her control of 4 . 67 % of Giovanni Agnelli & Co . agreed Why did she agree? 15 16 +806 4 The company said Maria Sole Agnelli Teodorani , sister of Fiat Chairman Giovanni Agnelli , agreed to trade her shares in IFI for new ordinary shares in the limited partnership , which will give her control of 4 . 67 % of Giovanni Agnelli & Co . give her control Why does she want to gain this control percentage? 33 36 +806 5 The Aga Khan , meanwhile , agreed to trade some of his stake in Luxembourg - based Ifint S . A . , another Agnelli family company , for 7 . 45 % of Giovanni Agnelli & Co . ' s capital . Aga Khan , is he famous? 1 4 +806 5 The Aga Khan , meanwhile , agreed to trade some of his stake in Luxembourg - based Ifint S . A . , another Agnelli family company , for 7 . 45 % of Giovanni Agnelli & Co . ' s capital . some of his stake How much did he trade, exactly? 9 13 +806 5 The Aga Khan , meanwhile , agreed to trade some of his stake in Luxembourg - based Ifint S . A . , another Agnelli family company , for 7 . 45 % of Giovanni Agnelli & Co . ' s capital . agreed to trade Why did he agree? 6 9 +806 5 The Aga Khan , meanwhile , agreed to trade some of his stake in Luxembourg - based Ifint S . A . , another Agnelli family company , for 7 . 45 % of Giovanni Agnelli & Co . ' s capital . for 7 . 45 % Why did he want this capital gain? 28 33 +807 1 Coca - Cola Co . , aiming to boost soft - drink volume in Singapore , said it is discussing a joint venture with Fraser & Neave Ltd . , its bottling franchisee in that country . Singapore , why did they want to do that? 14 16 +807 1 Coca - Cola Co . , aiming to boost soft - drink volume in Singapore , said it is discussing a joint venture with Fraser & Neave Ltd . , its bottling franchisee in that country . boost soft - drink volume What is the current volume? 8 13 +807 1 Coca - Cola Co . , aiming to boost soft - drink volume in Singapore , said it is discussing a joint venture with Fraser & Neave Ltd . , its bottling franchisee in that country . Singapore , It's going to sound stupid but is Singapore a Country or City? I can never remember. 14 16 +807 2 The venture would be the latest in Coke ' s rapid expansion of overseas investment . overseas investment where else are they? 13 15 +807 2 The venture would be the latest in Coke ' s rapid expansion of overseas investment . Coke ' s rapid expansion Why do they need to work quickly? 7 12 +807 2 The venture would be the latest in Coke ' s rapid expansion of overseas investment . rapid expansion Why is it a rapid expansion? where else have they contracted in overseas? 10 12 +807 2 The venture would be the latest in Coke ' s rapid expansion of overseas investment . rapid expansion of overseas investment . Where else are they expanding besides Singapore? 10 16 +807 3 So far this year , it has put nearly $ 700 million into bottling operations in Australia , New Zealand and France . $ 700 million into bottling operations Is this an exuberant amount? 9 15 +807 3 So far this year , it has put nearly $ 700 million into bottling operations in Australia , New Zealand and France . Australia , New Zealand and France Is Coke popular in these countries? 16 22 +807 3 So far this year , it has put nearly $ 700 million into bottling operations in Australia , New Zealand and France . bottling operations Where do these plants distribute to? 13 15 +807 4 The move also reflects Coke ' s eagerness to have a hand in developing the soft - drink markets in Pacific Basin countries . Pacific Basin where is the pacific basin? 20 22 +807 4 The move also reflects Coke ' s eagerness to have a hand in developing the soft - drink markets in Pacific Basin countries . Coke ' s eagerness Why is Coke so eager? 4 8 +807 4 The move also reflects Coke ' s eagerness to have a hand in developing the soft - drink markets in Pacific Basin countries . developing the soft - drink markets I wonder if this will cause a spike in dentists in the area? 13 19 +807 4 The move also reflects Coke ' s eagerness to have a hand in developing the soft - drink markets in Pacific Basin countries . Pacific Basin countries What are Pacific Basin countries? 20 23 +807 5 Aside from Europe , the Pacific division is where Coke will be focusing much of its attention for years to come . the Pacific division Why is there interest in the Pacific division? 4 7 +807 5 Aside from Europe , the Pacific division is where Coke will be focusing much of its attention for years to come . years to come How many years does Coke plan to pursue this? 18 21 +807 5 Aside from Europe , the Pacific division is where Coke will be focusing much of its attention for years to come . years to come . why years? are they planning on still expanding elsewhere? 18 22 +808 1 Some U . S . allies are complaining that President Bush is pushing conventional - arms talks too quickly , creating a risk that negotiators will make errors that could affect the security of Western Europe for years . Some U . S . allies are complaining Which U.S. allies? 0 8 +808 1 Some U . S . allies are complaining that President Bush is pushing conventional - arms talks too quickly , creating a risk that negotiators will make errors that could affect the security of Western Europe for years . allies who are the allies? 5 6 +808 1 Some U . S . allies are complaining that President Bush is pushing conventional - arms talks too quickly , creating a risk that negotiators will make errors that could affect the security of Western Europe for years . U . S . allies Which U.S. allies are complaining about President Bush? 1 6 +808 1 Some U . S . allies are complaining that President Bush is pushing conventional - arms talks too quickly , creating a risk that negotiators will make errors that could affect the security of Western Europe for years . errors What kinds of errors? 27 28 +808 2 Concerns about the pace of the Vienna talks - - which are aimed at the destruction of some 100 , 000 weapons , as well as major reductions and realignments of troops in central Europe - - also are being registered at the Pentagon . pace is it going too slowly? 3 4 +808 2 Concerns about the pace of the Vienna talks - - which are aimed at the destruction of some 100 , 000 weapons , as well as major reductions and realignments of troops in central Europe - - also are being registered at the Pentagon . 100 , 000 what is the total estimated cost of the 100,000 weapons? 18 21 +808 2 Concerns about the pace of the Vienna talks - - which are aimed at the destruction of some 100 , 000 weapons , as well as major reductions and realignments of troops in central Europe - - also are being registered at the Pentagon . Concerns What are the concerns about the Vienna talks? 0 1 +808 2 Concerns about the pace of the Vienna talks - - which are aimed at the destruction of some 100 , 000 weapons , as well as major reductions and realignments of troops in central Europe - - also are being registered at the Pentagon . registered Where are they registered from? 40 41 +808 3 Mr . Bush has called for an agreement by next September at the latest . September which year will that be? 10 11 +808 4 But some American defense officials believe the North Atlantic Treaty Organization should take more time to examine the long - term implications of the options being considered . some American defense officials Which American defense officials? 1 5 +808 4 But some American defense officials believe the North Atlantic Treaty Organization should take more time to examine the long - term implications of the options being considered . long - term implications what sort of long-term implications? 18 22 +808 4 But some American defense officials believe the North Atlantic Treaty Organization should take more time to examine the long - term implications of the options being considered . options What are the options being considered? 24 25 +808 4 But some American defense officials believe the North Atlantic Treaty Organization should take more time to examine the long - term implications of the options being considered . options What are the options or what kinds of options? 24 25 +808 5 For one thing , Pentagon officials , who asked not to be identified , worry that the U . S . will have a much tougher time persuading Europeans to keep some short - range nuclear weapons on their soil once Soviet armored forces are thinned out . short - range how short range are they? 32 35 +808 5 For one thing , Pentagon officials , who asked not to be identified , worry that the U . S . will have a much tougher time persuading Europeans to keep some short - range nuclear weapons on their soil once Soviet armored forces are thinned out . identified , why have they asked to not be identified? 12 14 +809 1 Treasury Undersecretary David Mulford defended the Treasury ' s efforts this fall to drive down the value of the dollar , saying it helped minimize damage from the 190 - point drop in the stock market Oct . 13 . drive down the value of the dollar , How was the Treasury trying to drive down the value of the dollar? 13 21 +809 1 Treasury Undersecretary David Mulford defended the Treasury ' s efforts this fall to drive down the value of the dollar , saying it helped minimize damage from the 190 - point drop in the stock market Oct . 13 . defended How did Mulford defend the efforts of the Treasury? 4 5 +809 1 Treasury Undersecretary David Mulford defended the Treasury ' s efforts this fall to drive down the value of the dollar , saying it helped minimize damage from the 190 - point drop in the stock market Oct . 13 . 190 - point drop in the stock market Why was there such a precipitous drop in the index? 28 36 +809 1 Treasury Undersecretary David Mulford defended the Treasury ' s efforts this fall to drive down the value of the dollar , saying it helped minimize damage from the 190 - point drop in the stock market Oct . 13 . Oct . 13 in which year? 36 39 +809 1 Treasury Undersecretary David Mulford defended the Treasury ' s efforts this fall to drive down the value of the dollar , saying it helped minimize damage from the 190 - point drop in the stock market Oct . 13 . 190 - point drop in the stock market Oct . 13 Why did the stock market lose 190 points in October? 28 39 +809 2 Testifying before a House subcommittee , Mr . Mulford said that if the Treasury hadn ' t intervened in foreign - exchange markets in September and early October to reduce the dollar ' s value , the plunge in the stock market might have provoked a steep fall in the currency that might have " unhinged financial markets . " Treasury hadn ' t intervened How did the Treasury intervene? 13 18 +809 2 Testifying before a House subcommittee , Mr . Mulford said that if the Treasury hadn ' t intervened in foreign - exchange markets in September and early October to reduce the dollar ' s value , the plunge in the stock market might have provoked a steep fall in the currency that might have " unhinged financial markets . " intervened in foreign - exchange markets What was going on that led to the required intervention? 17 23 +809 2 Testifying before a House subcommittee , Mr . Mulford said that if the Treasury hadn ' t intervened in foreign - exchange markets in September and early October to reduce the dollar ' s value , the plunge in the stock market might have provoked a steep fall in the currency that might have " unhinged financial markets . " to reduce the dollar ' s value , How does reducing the value of a currency help the stock market? 28 36 +809 3 Mr . Mulford , responding to critics of intervention , also said intervention is " highly visible , " is taken seriously by financial markets and works better than " was recognized some time ago . " is taken seriously by financial markets Why is highly visible intervention taken seriously by markets? 19 25 +809 3 Mr . Mulford , responding to critics of intervention , also said intervention is " highly visible , " is taken seriously by financial markets and works better than " was recognized some time ago . " better than " was recognized some time ago . " Why were interventions less successful in the past? 27 37 +809 3 Mr . Mulford , responding to critics of intervention , also said intervention is " highly visible , " is taken seriously by financial markets and works better than " was recognized some time ago . " is taken seriously by financial markets Why is intervention taken seriously by financial markets? 19 25 +809 4 Differences between the Treasury and the Federal Reserve on the usefulness of intervention to help restrain the dollar resurfaced at the hearing . Differences What are the differences between the Treasury and the Federal Reserve on intervention? 0 1 +809 4 Differences between the Treasury and the Federal Reserve on the usefulness of intervention to help restrain the dollar resurfaced at the hearing . between the Treasury and the Federal Reserve Why are there differences between these two federal entities? 1 8 +809 4 Differences between the Treasury and the Federal Reserve on the usefulness of intervention to help restrain the dollar resurfaced at the hearing . resurfaced was it also brought up in the past? 18 19 +809 4 Differences between the Treasury and the Federal Reserve on the usefulness of intervention to help restrain the dollar resurfaced at the hearing . Differences between the Treasury and the Federal Reserve What was the difference in policy? 0 8 +809 5 Fed Vice Chairman Manuel Johnson , who had dissented from the Treasury ' s policy , told lawmakers , " I became convinced about what looked to me like an attempt to push the dollar down against the fundamentals in the market . " fundamentals in the market What sort of fundamentals are being discussed here? 38 42 +809 5 Fed Vice Chairman Manuel Johnson , who had dissented from the Treasury ' s policy , told lawmakers , " I became convinced about what looked to me like an attempt to push the dollar down against the fundamentals in the market . " to push the dollar down against the fundamentals Who would benefit from pushing the dollar down against the fundamentals in the market? 31 39 +810 1 Yields on savings - type certificates of deposit dropped slightly in the week ended yesterday . dropped slightly Why did yields on savings-type certificates of deposit drop slightly? 8 10 +810 1 Yields on savings - type certificates of deposit dropped slightly in the week ended yesterday . week ended yesterday . DID THE AUTHOR MEAN, IN THE WEEK THAT ENDED YESTERDAY? 12 16 +810 1 Yields on savings - type certificates of deposit dropped slightly in the week ended yesterday . savings - type certificates how are those different from normal cds? 2 6 +810 2 The average yield on a six - month CD of $ 50 , 000 or less was 7 . 90 % , compared with 7 . 94 % a week earlier . compared with 7 . 94 % a week earlier . WHY IS THERE A CHANGE? 22 32 +810 3 The average one - year savings - type CD was down to 7 . 99 % from 8 . 01 % , according to Banxquote Money Markets , a New York information service that tracks CD yields . down to 7 . 99 % from 8 . 01 % , WHY IS THE FALL HAPPENING? 10 22 +810 3 The average one - year savings - type CD was down to 7 . 99 % from 8 . 01 % , according to Banxquote Money Markets , a New York information service that tracks CD yields . Banxquote Money Markets , are they reliable? 24 28 +810 4 " This week was uneventful for the CD market , " said Norberto Mehl , chairman of Banxquote . " The major banks haven ' t even reacted to sharp rises in the three - month Treasury bill rates " in the past two weeks . sharp rises Why haven't the major banks reacted to sharp rises in Treasure bill rates? 29 31 +810 4 " This week was uneventful for the CD market , " said Norberto Mehl , chairman of Banxquote . " The major banks haven ' t even reacted to sharp rises in the three - month Treasury bill rates " in the past two weeks . haven ' t even reacted IF THE TREASURY BILL RATES ARE A FACTOR TO THE MAJOR BANKS AND THE CD MARKET, WHY WASN'T THERE A CHANGE WHEN THE TREASURY BILL RATES CHANGED? 23 28 +810 5 Banks that adjusted payouts on CDs in the most recent week made only fractional moves , he said . adjusted payouts on CDs WHY WOULD YOU NEED TO ADJUST A PAYOUT? 2 6 +811 1 SFE Technologies said William P . Kuehn was elected chairman and chief executive officer of this troubled electronics parts maker . William P . Kuehn what are his credentials? 3 7 +811 1 SFE Technologies said William P . Kuehn was elected chairman and chief executive officer of this troubled electronics parts maker . troubled Why is SFE Technologies troubled? 16 17 +811 1 SFE Technologies said William P . Kuehn was elected chairman and chief executive officer of this troubled electronics parts maker . troubled electronics parts maker Why was the company in trouble? 16 20 +811 1 SFE Technologies said William P . Kuehn was elected chairman and chief executive officer of this troubled electronics parts maker . SFE Technologies Where is SFE Technologies? 0 2 +811 2 The 45 - year - old Mr . Kuehn , who has a background in crisis management , succeeds Alan D . Rubendall , 45 . crisis management , did he go to school for it? 15 18 +811 2 The 45 - year - old Mr . Kuehn , who has a background in crisis management , succeeds Alan D . Rubendall , 45 . crisis management , How has he helped other companies in crisis? 15 18 +811 2 The 45 - year - old Mr . Kuehn , who has a background in crisis management , succeeds Alan D . Rubendall , 45 . background in crisis management , What did Mr. Kuehn do in crisis management exactly? 13 18 +811 2 The 45 - year - old Mr . Kuehn , who has a background in crisis management , succeeds Alan D . Rubendall , 45 . background in crisis management , What does this background entail? 13 18 +811 3 Jerome J . Jahn , executive vice president and chief financial officer , said Mr . Rubendall was resigning by " mutual agreement " with the board . " He is going to pursue other interests , " Mr . Jahn said . Jerome J . Jahn , what are her credentials? 0 5 +811 3 Jerome J . Jahn , executive vice president and chief financial officer , said Mr . Rubendall was resigning by " mutual agreement " with the board . " He is going to pursue other interests , " Mr . Jahn said . Mr . Rubendall What strategies did Rubendall try that were unsuccessful? 14 17 +811 3 Jerome J . Jahn , executive vice president and chief financial officer , said Mr . Rubendall was resigning by " mutual agreement " with the board . " He is going to pursue other interests , " Mr . Jahn said . pursue other interests , " What other interests will he pursue? 33 38 +811 3 Jerome J . Jahn , executive vice president and chief financial officer , said Mr . Rubendall was resigning by " mutual agreement " with the board . " He is going to pursue other interests , " Mr . Jahn said . Mr . Rubendall What is Mr. Rubendall's background or experience? 14 17 +811 4 Mr . Rubendall couldn ' t be reached . Mr . Rubendall Why couldn't Rubendall be reached? 0 3 +811 4 Mr . Rubendall couldn ' t be reached . couldn ' t be reached Why couldn't Mr. Rubendall be reached? 3 8 +811 5 Mr . Kuehn , the company said , will retain the rest of the current management team . management Are there any notable members? If so, who? 15 16 +811 5 Mr . Kuehn , the company said , will retain the rest of the current management team . current management team Who are the people in the current management team? 14 17 +812 1 Tuesday , October 31 , 1989 October 31 , what happened on this day? 2 5 +812 1 Tuesday , October 31 , 1989 Tuesday , October 31 , 1989 What is this date for? 0 6 +812 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . general levels who do they guide? 16 18 +812 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . key Why are the interest rates key? 1 2 +812 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . rates How is the rate calculated? 10 11 +812 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . actual Why does the guide not reliably represent the actual transactions? 24 25 +812 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . 10 1 / 2 % is that a high prime rate? 3 8 +812 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . RATE : Why is the prime rate 10 1/2%? 1 3 +812 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % What is this prime rate for? 0 8 +812 4 The base rate on corporate loans at large U . S . money center commercial banks . base How is the base rate determined? 1 2 +812 4 The base rate on corporate loans at large U . S . money center commercial banks . loans Why are corporations making loans at large commercial banks? 5 6 +812 4 The base rate on corporate loans at large U . S . money center commercial banks . commercial How do commercial banks differ from other types of banks? 14 15 +812 4 The base rate on corporate loans at large U . S . money center commercial banks . The base rate What is the base rate? 0 3 +812 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 9 % high , 8 13 / 16 % low , 8 7 / 8 % near closing bid , 8 15 / 16 % offered . FUNDS : How are the federal funds controlled? 1 3 +812 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 9 % high , 8 13 / 16 % low , 8 7 / 8 % near closing bid , 8 15 / 16 % offered . bid , Why are there bids on federal funds? 21 23 +812 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 9 % high , 8 13 / 16 % low , 8 7 / 8 % near closing bid , 8 15 / 16 % offered . offered How are the offers collected? 28 29 +812 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 9 % high , 8 13 / 16 % low , 8 7 / 8 % near closing bid , 8 15 / 16 % offered . FEDERAL FUNDS : What are these for? 0 3 +813 1 A bitter conflict with global implications has erupted between Nomura Securities Co . and Industrial Bank of Japan , two of the world ' s most powerful financial companies . global implications WHAT ARE SOME OF THESE GLOBAL IMPLICATIONS? 4 6 +813 1 A bitter conflict with global implications has erupted between Nomura Securities Co . and Industrial Bank of Japan , two of the world ' s most powerful financial companies . bitter conflict What is the source of conflict between these two banks? 1 3 +813 1 A bitter conflict with global implications has erupted between Nomura Securities Co . and Industrial Bank of Japan , two of the world ' s most powerful financial companies . global implications What are these global implications? 4 6 +813 1 A bitter conflict with global implications has erupted between Nomura Securities Co . and Industrial Bank of Japan , two of the world ' s most powerful financial companies . global implications Why are the implications global? 4 6 +813 1 A bitter conflict with global implications has erupted between Nomura Securities Co . and Industrial Bank of Japan , two of the world ' s most powerful financial companies . global implications Why does the conflict have global implications? 4 6 +813 1 A bitter conflict with global implications has erupted between Nomura Securities Co . and Industrial Bank of Japan , two of the world ' s most powerful financial companies . bitter conflict Why is there a bitter conflict? 1 3 +813 2 The clash is a sign of a new toughness and divisiveness in Japan ' s once - cozy financial circles . once - cozy when was it cozy? 15 18 +813 2 The clash is a sign of a new toughness and divisiveness in Japan ' s once - cozy financial circles . once - cozy WHAT HAPPENED TO CHANGE THIS?\n 15 18 +813 2 The clash is a sign of a new toughness and divisiveness in Japan ' s once - cozy financial circles . sign of a new toughness Why has there been a change in Japan's financial circles? 4 9 +813 2 The clash is a sign of a new toughness and divisiveness in Japan ' s once - cozy financial circles . sign How is the clash a sign? 4 5 +813 3 Not only are Japan ' s financial institutions putting their enormous clout to work ; increasingly they ' re squaring off against one another in unprecedented public fashion . unprecedented public fashion why is it public? 25 28 +813 3 Not only are Japan ' s financial institutions putting their enormous clout to work ; increasingly they ' re squaring off against one another in unprecedented public fashion . enormous clout to work ; WHAT DOES THIS MEAN? WHAT IS THE CLOUT THEY SWINGING AROUND, FINANCIAL SWAY? 10 15 +813 3 Not only are Japan ' s financial institutions putting their enormous clout to work ; increasingly they ' re squaring off against one another in unprecedented public fashion . squaring off against one another Are they squaring off in a literal sense or is this terminology metaphorical in nature? 19 24 +813 3 Not only are Japan ' s financial institutions putting their enormous clout to work ; increasingly they ' re squaring off against one another in unprecedented public fashion . unprecedented public fashion Why would they find it necessary to behave in such a way publicly? 25 28 +813 3 Not only are Japan ' s financial institutions putting their enormous clout to work ; increasingly they ' re squaring off against one another in unprecedented public fashion . unprecedented public fashion How have they squared off in an unprecedented public fashion? 25 28 +813 3 Not only are Japan ' s financial institutions putting their enormous clout to work ; increasingly they ' re squaring off against one another in unprecedented public fashion . enormous clout to work ; How are they putting their enormous clout to work? 10 15 +813 4 Already , the consequences are being felt by other players in the financial markets - - even governments . consequences WHAT CONSEQUENCES? 3 4 +813 4 Already , the consequences are being felt by other players in the financial markets - - even governments . consequences are being felt What have the consequences of their actions been? 3 7 +813 4 Already , the consequences are being felt by other players in the financial markets - - even governments . consequences are being felt How are the consequences being felt? 3 7 +813 4 Already , the consequences are being felt by other players in the financial markets - - even governments . governments How are governments feeling the consequences? 17 18 +813 5 What triggered the latest clash was a skirmish over the timing of a New Zealand government bond issue . New Zealand government they interact with new zealand? 13 16 +813 5 What triggered the latest clash was a skirmish over the timing of a New Zealand government bond issue . issue WAS NEW ZEALAND ISSUED A BOND? OR WAS THEIR AN ISSUE WITH BONDS FROM NEW ZEALAND? 17 18 +813 5 What triggered the latest clash was a skirmish over the timing of a New Zealand government bond issue . New Zealand government bond Why would the timing of a bond being issued present such a problem between these two banks? 13 17 +813 5 What triggered the latest clash was a skirmish over the timing of a New Zealand government bond issue . bond issue . Why does the timing of the bond issue matter? 16 19 +814 1 Researchers at Plant Genetic Systems N . V . in Belgium said they have developed a genetic engineering technique for creating hybrid plants for a number of key crops . key crops Which crops are key? 27 29 +814 1 Researchers at Plant Genetic Systems N . V . in Belgium said they have developed a genetic engineering technique for creating hybrid plants for a number of key crops . number of key crops What are some examples of the key crops? 25 29 +814 1 Researchers at Plant Genetic Systems N . V . in Belgium said they have developed a genetic engineering technique for creating hybrid plants for a number of key crops . creating hybrid plants how do they do that exactly? 20 23 +814 1 Researchers at Plant Genetic Systems N . V . in Belgium said they have developed a genetic engineering technique for creating hybrid plants for a number of key crops . key crops What are the key crops? 27 29 +814 1 Researchers at Plant Genetic Systems N . V . in Belgium said they have developed a genetic engineering technique for creating hybrid plants for a number of key crops . key crops what are examples of such key crops? 27 29 +814 1 Researchers at Plant Genetic Systems N . V . in Belgium said they have developed a genetic engineering technique for creating hybrid plants for a number of key crops . N . V what does this stand for? 5 8 +814 1 Researchers at Plant Genetic Systems N . V . in Belgium said they have developed a genetic engineering technique for creating hybrid plants for a number of key crops . hybrid plants hybrid of what plants? 21 23 +814 2 The researchers said they have isolated a plant gene that prevents the production of pollen . a plant gene Which gene? 6 9 +814 2 The researchers said they have isolated a plant gene that prevents the production of pollen . prevents the production of pollen How does the gene prevent pollen production? 10 15 +814 2 The researchers said they have isolated a plant gene that prevents the production of pollen . prevents the production of pollen why prevent the production of pollen? 10 15 +814 2 The researchers said they have isolated a plant gene that prevents the production of pollen . plant what is the gene name? 7 8 +814 2 The researchers said they have isolated a plant gene that prevents the production of pollen . prevents the production of pollen How is the prevention of pollen going to create hybrid plants? 10 15 +814 2 The researchers said they have isolated a plant gene that prevents the production of pollen . plant gene what is the gene called? 7 9 +814 2 The researchers said they have isolated a plant gene that prevents the production of pollen . prevents the production of pollen why would you want a plant to not produce any pollen? 10 15 +814 3 The gene thus can prevent a plant from fertilizing itself . a plant Is this effective for every plant or just some? 5 7 +814 3 The gene thus can prevent a plant from fertilizing itself . prevent a plant from fertilizing itself why would you not want a plant to be able to fertilize itself? 4 10 +814 4 Such so - called male - sterile plants can then be fertilized by pollen from another strain of the plant , thereby producing hybrid seed . another strain What is the name of the fertilizing strain? 15 17 +814 4 Such so - called male - sterile plants can then be fertilized by pollen from another strain of the plant , thereby producing hybrid seed . hybrid seed what is a hybrid seed/how does it differ from a normal seed? 23 25 +814 4 Such so - called male - sterile plants can then be fertilized by pollen from another strain of the plant , thereby producing hybrid seed . so - called male - sterile What makes them male-sterile? 1 7 +814 4 Such so - called male - sterile plants can then be fertilized by pollen from another strain of the plant , thereby producing hybrid seed . thereby producing hybrid seed what is the benefit of producing hybrid seed? 21 25 +814 5 The new generation of plants will possess the flourishing , high - production trait known as " hybrid vigor , " similar to that now seen in hybrid corn . high - production Is the production high in pollen or in seeds? 10 13 +814 5 The new generation of plants will possess the flourishing , high - production trait known as " hybrid vigor , " similar to that now seen in hybrid corn . " hybrid vigor , " What is hybrid vigor? 16 21 +814 5 The new generation of plants will possess the flourishing , high - production trait known as " hybrid vigor , " similar to that now seen in hybrid corn . now seen in hybrid corn what are the high-production traits found in hybrid corn? 24 29 +815 1 One of Ronald Reagan ' s attributes as President was that he rarely gave his blessing to the claptrap that passes for " consensus " in various international institutions . claptrap what is a claptrap? 18 19 +815 1 One of Ronald Reagan ' s attributes as President was that he rarely gave his blessing to the claptrap that passes for " consensus " in various international institutions . claptrap How is the consensus a claptrap? 18 19 +815 1 One of Ronald Reagan ' s attributes as President was that he rarely gave his blessing to the claptrap that passes for " consensus " in various international institutions . international institutions What international institutions? 27 29 +815 2 In fact , he liberated the U . S . from one of the world ' s most corrupt organizations - - UNESCO . UNESCO why is unesco corrupt? 22 23 +815 2 In fact , he liberated the U . S . from one of the world ' s most corrupt organizations - - UNESCO . liberated How did he liberate the U.S. from UNESCO? 4 5 +815 2 In fact , he liberated the U . S . from one of the world ' s most corrupt organizations - - UNESCO . UNESCO What type of organization is UNESCO? 22 23 +815 2 In fact , he liberated the U . S . from one of the world ' s most corrupt organizations - - UNESCO . corrupt How is UNESCO corrupt? 18 19 +815 3 This is the U . N . group that managed to traduce its own charter of promoting education , science and culture . traduce definition of this word? 11 12 +815 3 This is the U . N . group that managed to traduce its own charter of promoting education , science and culture . traduce Why was the U.N. group traducing its own charter of education, science and culture promotion? 11 12 +815 3 This is the U . N . group that managed to traduce its own charter of promoting education , science and culture . its own charter What was in the charter? 12 15 +815 4 Ever since , the remaining members have been desperate for the United States to rejoin this dreadful group . desperate Why are the remaining members desperate? 8 9 +815 4 Ever since , the remaining members have been desperate for the United States to rejoin this dreadful group . rejoin Why did the United States leave in the first place? 14 15 +815 4 Ever since , the remaining members have been desperate for the United States to rejoin this dreadful group . remaining members Who are the remaining members? 4 6 +815 4 Ever since , the remaining members have been desperate for the United States to rejoin this dreadful group . this dreadful group . Why was the group so badly thought-of? 15 19 +815 5 Now UNESCO apologists are lobbying President Bush to renege on President Reagan ' s decision to depart . apologists unesco has apologists? 2 3 +815 5 Now UNESCO apologists are lobbying President Bush to renege on President Reagan ' s decision to depart . decision Why did President Reagan decide to depart? 14 15 +815 5 Now UNESCO apologists are lobbying President Bush to renege on President Reagan ' s decision to depart . lobbying President Bush How is this lobbying taking place? 4 7 +816 1 The nation ' s largest pension fund , which oversees $ 80 billion for college employees , plans to offer two new investment options to its 1 . 2 million participants . nation ' s largest pension fund , Who is the nation's largest pension fund? 1 8 +816 1 The nation ' s largest pension fund , which oversees $ 80 billion for college employees , plans to offer two new investment options to its 1 . 2 million participants . new investment options What are the two new investment options? 21 24 +816 1 The nation ' s largest pension fund , which oversees $ 80 billion for college employees , plans to offer two new investment options to its 1 . 2 million participants . college Why do college employees have pension funds? 14 15 +816 1 The nation ' s largest pension fund , which oversees $ 80 billion for college employees , plans to offer two new investment options to its 1 . 2 million participants . new Why are new investment plans being offered? 21 22 +816 1 The nation ' s largest pension fund , which oversees $ 80 billion for college employees , plans to offer two new investment options to its 1 . 2 million participants . new What are the two new investment options? 21 22 +816 2 The Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association - College Retirement Equities Fund said it will introduce a stock and bond fund that will invest in " socially responsible " companies , and a bond fund . " socially responsible " why is it quoted? 24 28 +816 2 The Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association - College Retirement Equities Fund said it will introduce a stock and bond fund that will invest in " socially responsible " companies , and a bond fund . invest Why will the fund invest in socially responsible companies? 22 23 +816 2 The Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association - College Retirement Equities Fund said it will introduce a stock and bond fund that will invest in " socially responsible " companies , and a bond fund . " socially responsible " companies , What companies are considered socially responsible? 24 30 +816 2 The Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association - College Retirement Equities Fund said it will introduce a stock and bond fund that will invest in " socially responsible " companies , and a bond fund . " socially What do they mean by socially responsible? 24 26 +816 3 Both funds are expected to begin operation around March 1 , subject to Securities and Exchange Commission approval . March 1 , of which year? 8 11 +816 3 Both funds are expected to begin operation around March 1 , subject to Securities and Exchange Commission approval . expected Why are they expected to begin March 1st? 3 4 +816 4 For its employees to sign up for the options , a college also must approve the plan . approve How will the college approve the plan? 14 15 +816 5 Some 4 , 300 institutions are part of the pension fund . pension fund do they pay into it? 9 11 +816 5 Some 4 , 300 institutions are part of the pension fund . part How do all the institutions collect and distribute the pensions? 6 7 +817 1 Investors are appealing to the Securities and Exchange Commission not to limit their access to information about stock purchases and sales by corporate insiders . appealing Why are investors appealing to the SEC to not limit their access to information? 2 3 +817 1 Investors are appealing to the Securities and Exchange Commission not to limit their access to information about stock purchases and sales by corporate insiders . information How does the information help investors? 15 16 +817 1 Investors are appealing to the Securities and Exchange Commission not to limit their access to information about stock purchases and sales by corporate insiders . insiders How do purchases and sales by corporate insiders affect insiders? 23 24 +817 1 Investors are appealing to the Securities and Exchange Commission not to limit their access to information about stock purchases and sales by corporate insiders . not to limit their access Why are they wanting to limit their access? 9 14 +817 2 A SEC proposal to ease reporting requirements for some company executives would undermine the usefulness of information on insider trades as a stock - picking tool , individual investors and professional money managers contend . insider trades as is that illegal? 18 21 +817 2 A SEC proposal to ease reporting requirements for some company executives would undermine the usefulness of information on insider trades as a stock - picking tool , individual investors and professional money managers contend . requirements Why does the SEC have reporting requirements for company executives? 6 7 +817 2 A SEC proposal to ease reporting requirements for some company executives would undermine the usefulness of information on insider trades as a stock - picking tool , individual investors and professional money managers contend . contend Why can investors and professional money managers manage without access to the insider trading information? 33 34 +817 2 A SEC proposal to ease reporting requirements for some company executives would undermine the usefulness of information on insider trades as a stock - picking tool , individual investors and professional money managers contend . stock - picking tool , What is this? 22 27 +817 2 A SEC proposal to ease reporting requirements for some company executives would undermine the usefulness of information on insider trades as a stock - picking tool , individual investors and professional money managers contend . reporting requirements Why would this be important? 5 7 +817 3 They make the argument in letters to the agency about rule changes proposed this past summer that , among other things , would exempt many middle - management executives from reporting trades in their own companies ' shares . argument How did they frame their argument? 3 4 +817 3 They make the argument in letters to the agency about rule changes proposed this past summer that , among other things , would exempt many middle - management executives from reporting trades in their own companies ' shares . changes How would the changes be enforced? 11 12 +817 3 They make the argument in letters to the agency about rule changes proposed this past summer that , among other things , would exempt many middle - management executives from reporting trades in their own companies ' shares . exempt Why would middle management executives be exempt from reporting trades? 23 24 +817 3 They make the argument in letters to the agency about rule changes proposed this past summer that , among other things , would exempt many middle - management executives from reporting trades in their own companies ' shares . middle - management executives How would you know who is middle management? 25 29 +817 3 They make the argument in letters to the agency about rule changes proposed this past summer that , among other things , would exempt many middle - management executives from reporting trades in their own companies ' shares . reporting trades How would you measure people reporting and not reporting? 30 32 +817 4 The proposed changes also would allow executives to report exercises of options later and less often . exercises of options what are those? 9 12 +817 4 The proposed changes also would allow executives to report exercises of options later and less often . options Why are stock options important to executives? 11 12 +817 4 The proposed changes also would allow executives to report exercises of options later and less often . less How often do executives report their stock options currently? 14 15 +817 4 The proposed changes also would allow executives to report exercises of options later and less often . exercises of options What does this mean? 9 12 +817 5 Many of the letters maintain that investor confidence has been so shaken by the 1987 stock market crash - - and the markets already so stacked against the little guy - - that any decrease in information on insider - trading patterns might prompt individuals to get out of stocks altogether . stocks altogether can they withdraw? 49 51 +817 5 Many of the letters maintain that investor confidence has been so shaken by the 1987 stock market crash - - and the markets already so stacked against the little guy - - that any decrease in information on insider - trading patterns might prompt individuals to get out of stocks altogether . confidence Why is investor's confidence affected by a stock market crash? 7 8 +817 5 Many of the letters maintain that investor confidence has been so shaken by the 1987 stock market crash - - and the markets already so stacked against the little guy - - that any decrease in information on insider - trading patterns might prompt individuals to get out of stocks altogether . against How are the \"markets already so stacked against the little guy\"? 26 27 +817 5 Many of the letters maintain that investor confidence has been so shaken by the 1987 stock market crash - - and the markets already so stacked against the little guy - - that any decrease in information on insider - trading patterns might prompt individuals to get out of stocks altogether . individuals How much of an impact do the \"individuals\" actually have on the market? 44 45 +817 5 Many of the letters maintain that investor confidence has been so shaken by the 1987 stock market crash - - and the markets already so stacked against the little guy - - that any decrease in information on insider - trading patterns might prompt individuals to get out of stocks altogether . might prompt individuals to get out of stocks What can be done to stop this? 42 50 +817 5 Many of the letters maintain that investor confidence has been so shaken by the 1987 stock market crash - - and the markets already so stacked against the little guy - - that any decrease in information on insider - trading patterns might prompt individuals to get out of stocks altogether . letters What are the letters? 3 4 +818 1 Courtaulds PLC announced plans to spin off its textiles operations to existing shareholders in a restructuring to boost shareholder value . spin off its textiles Not sure what spin off means? Is it like sell off? 5 9 +818 1 Courtaulds PLC announced plans to spin off its textiles operations to existing shareholders in a restructuring to boost shareholder value . textiles operations What sort of textile operations? 8 10 +818 2 The British chemical and textile company ' s plan , which requires shareholder approval , would create a new , listed U . K . stock with a probable market capitalization between # 300 million ( $ 473 million ) and # 400 million , analysts said . probable market capitalization How were those numbers figured? 28 31 +818 3 The establishment of the separate company , to be called Courtaulds Textiles , could be effective as early as next year ' s first quarter . effective as early as next year ' s first quarter how can it be effective so quickly? 15 25 +818 4 Investors welcomed the move . Investors welcomed do they think its creative? 0 2 +818 5 Courtaulds ' shares rose 15 pence to 362 pence , valuing the entire company at about # 1 . 44 billion . pence to 362 why such a huge raise? 5 8 +819 1 The head of British Satellite Broadcasting Ltd . said he hopes to raise about # 450 million ( $ 711 million ) before the satellite - TV venture makes its delayed debut next spring - - with a major chunk coming from new investors . new investors who are the new investors? 42 44 +819 1 The head of British Satellite Broadcasting Ltd . said he hopes to raise about # 450 million ( $ 711 million ) before the satellite - TV venture makes its delayed debut next spring - - with a major chunk coming from new investors . delayed debut Why was BSB delayed? 30 32 +819 1 The head of British Satellite Broadcasting Ltd . said he hopes to raise about # 450 million ( $ 711 million ) before the satellite - TV venture makes its delayed debut next spring - - with a major chunk coming from new investors . to raise about # 450 million What is this money going to be used on? 11 17 +819 1 The head of British Satellite Broadcasting Ltd . said he hopes to raise about # 450 million ( $ 711 million ) before the satellite - TV venture makes its delayed debut next spring - - with a major chunk coming from new investors . its delayed debut next spring How much of a return is expected on this venture? 29 34 +819 1 The head of British Satellite Broadcasting Ltd . said he hopes to raise about # 450 million ( $ 711 million ) before the satellite - TV venture makes its delayed debut next spring - - with a major chunk coming from new investors . delayed debut Why was the debut delayed? 30 32 +819 2 " We ' ll raise it through bank loans . through bank loans who is saying this? 6 9 +819 2 " We ' ll raise it through bank loans . bank loans Are the bank loans the only source of the investment money being sought by British Satellite Broadcasting Ltd.? 7 9 +819 3 We ' ll raise it through { new } equity . equity What sort of new equity outside of bank loans? 9 10 +819 3 We ' ll raise it through { new } equity . { new } equity How is this equity going to be acquired? 6 10 +819 4 And we ' ll raise it through existing shareholders " as well as through junk bonds , said Anthony Simonds - Gooding , the private consortium ' s chief executive . existing shareholders " Would current shareholders already have lost money because of the corporation's delays? 7 10 +819 5 He said he believes the bank loan , to be arranged by February , will supply about half of the financing . the bank loan , Is the bank loan going to be split between multiple banks? 4 8 +820 1 Bankers Trust New York Corp . won permission from the Federal Reserve Board to move the company ' s private placement department to its fledgling securities subsidiary . fledgling securities subsidiary Why is its subsidiary faring worse? 24 27 +820 2 The seemingly mundane action , which was opposed by the Securities Industry Association , a trade group , has important implications for banks ' recent entry into the underwriting of corporate securities . opposed by the Securities Industry Association , Why was it opposed by the Securities Industry Association? 7 14 +820 2 The seemingly mundane action , which was opposed by the Securities Industry Association , a trade group , has important implications for banks ' recent entry into the underwriting of corporate securities . implications What are the implications for banks going into underwriting of corporate securities? 20 21 +820 3 The Fed ' s action increases the volume of publicly registered securities that banks ' securities affiliates will be able to underwrite . publicly registered securities what are publicly registered securities? 9 12 +820 3 The Fed ' s action increases the volume of publicly registered securities that banks ' securities affiliates will be able to underwrite . volume What was the volume before the increase by the Fed's? 7 8 +820 4 Several other banks have similar applications pending . other banks which banks? 1 3 +820 4 Several other banks have similar applications pending . banks Which other banks have applications pending? 2 3 +820 4 Several other banks have similar applications pending . Several other banks In which industries will banks have similar applications? 0 3 +820 4 Several other banks have similar applications pending . Several other banks what other banks? 0 3 +820 5 Over the past two years , the Fed has given a handful of banks ' securities affiliates permission to underwrite and deal in a variety of corporate , asset - backed and municipal securities that had previously been the sole domain of securities firms . sole domain of securities whose domain is it now? 39 43 +820 5 Over the past two years , the Fed has given a handful of banks ' securities affiliates permission to underwrite and deal in a variety of corporate , asset - backed and municipal securities that had previously been the sole domain of securities firms . a variety of corporate , asset - backed Which types of corporate securities? 23 31 +821 1 American Enterprise Institute scholar Norman Ornstein in the Oct . 21 TV Guide on " What TV News Doesn ' t Report About Congress - - and Should " : Should " : What should they be reporting about? 27 30 +821 1 American Enterprise Institute scholar Norman Ornstein in the Oct . 21 TV Guide on " What TV News Doesn ' t Report About Congress - - and Should " : American Enterprise Institute What does American Enterprise Institute do? 0 3 +821 2 By concentrating all their resources on the pay raise , Wright and Tower , the networks actually overlooked some major stories that showed the flaws and shortcomings of the institution . . . . An imaginative producer could easily have created a fast - moving and interesting piece about how Congress really works - - and why voters in , say , West Virginia got a federally funded university project and building while voters in Arkansas did not . voters in Arkansas what did they vote for instead? 73 76 +821 2 By concentrating all their resources on the pay raise , Wright and Tower , the networks actually overlooked some major stories that showed the flaws and shortcomings of the institution . . . . An imaginative producer could easily have created a fast - moving and interesting piece about how Congress really works - - and why voters in , say , West Virginia got a federally funded university project and building while voters in Arkansas did not . some major stories What are some of the other major stories they missed? 18 21 +821 2 By concentrating all their resources on the pay raise , Wright and Tower , the networks actually overlooked some major stories that showed the flaws and shortcomings of the institution . . . . An imaginative producer could easily have created a fast - moving and interesting piece about how Congress really works - - and why voters in , say , West Virginia got a federally funded university project and building while voters in Arkansas did not . Wright and Tower , Who or what are Wright and Tower? 10 14 +821 2 By concentrating all their resources on the pay raise , Wright and Tower , the networks actually overlooked some major stories that showed the flaws and shortcomings of the institution . . . . An imaginative producer could easily have created a fast - moving and interesting piece about how Congress really works - - and why voters in , say , West Virginia got a federally funded university project and building while voters in Arkansas did not . overlooked Why did Wright and Tower overlook major stories? 17 18 +821 2 By concentrating all their resources on the pay raise , Wright and Tower , the networks actually overlooked some major stories that showed the flaws and shortcomings of the institution . . . . An imaginative producer could easily have created a fast - moving and interesting piece about how Congress really works - - and why voters in , say , West Virginia got a federally funded university project and building while voters in Arkansas did not . funded Why did West Virginia get a federally funded university? 67 68 +821 3 But nobody did such a piece , reflecting a contemporary axiom : the more a scandal has to do with a congressman ' s duties as a congressman , the less likely it is to catch the fancy of a network . the fancy of a network they wont want to cover it? 36 41 +821 3 But nobody did such a piece , reflecting a contemporary axiom : the more a scandal has to do with a congressman ' s duties as a congressman , the less likely it is to catch the fancy of a network . network Why is this the case? Why are the networks selectively ignoring these corruptions? 40 41 +821 3 But nobody did such a piece , reflecting a contemporary axiom : the more a scandal has to do with a congressman ' s duties as a congressman , the less likely it is to catch the fancy of a network . duties Why does the piece focus on congressman's duties? 24 25 +821 3 But nobody did such a piece , reflecting a contemporary axiom : the more a scandal has to do with a congressman ' s duties as a congressman , the less likely it is to catch the fancy of a network . less Why is it less likely to catch the fancy of a network? 30 31 +821 4 Ethicist Michael Josephson , in one of his institute ' s recent publications on " Journalism : In the Year 2000 " : Ethicist is that a real word? 0 1 +821 4 Ethicist Michael Josephson , in one of his institute ' s recent publications on " Journalism : In the Year 2000 " : Ethicist How is Michael Josephson qualified to be an ethicist? 0 1 +821 5 The operative definition of newsworthiness will favor virtually unrestrained use of personal , sensitive and intimate facts . newsworthiness who is determining this? 4 5 +821 5 The operative definition of newsworthiness will favor virtually unrestrained use of personal , sensitive and intimate facts . definition Why does personal, sensitive and intimate facts define operative newsworthiness? 2 3 +822 1 Nearly two months after saying it had been the victim of widespread fraud , MiniScribe Corp . disclosed it had a negative net worth of $ 88 million as of July 2 and hinted that it might be forced to file for protection under bankruptcy laws . MiniScribe Corp What does MiniScribe Corp. Specialize in? 14 16 +822 1 Nearly two months after saying it had been the victim of widespread fraud , MiniScribe Corp . disclosed it had a negative net worth of $ 88 million as of July 2 and hinted that it might be forced to file for protection under bankruptcy laws . widespread fraud , Widespread Fraud in what form? 11 14 +822 1 Nearly two months after saying it had been the victim of widespread fraud , MiniScribe Corp . disclosed it had a negative net worth of $ 88 million as of July 2 and hinted that it might be forced to file for protection under bankruptcy laws . July 2 July second of which year? 30 32 +822 1 Nearly two months after saying it had been the victim of widespread fraud , MiniScribe Corp . disclosed it had a negative net worth of $ 88 million as of July 2 and hinted that it might be forced to file for protection under bankruptcy laws . widespread fraud , What was the nature of the fraud? 11 14 +822 2 Richard Rifenburgh , chairman and chief executive of the Longmont , Colo . , disk - drive maker , also said the company continued losing money in the third quarter and expects to sustain further losses through the end of the year . the company continued losing money What is this company's net worth? 21 26 +822 3 Mr . Rifenburgh told industry analysts he is moving " aggressively " to negotiate out - of - court settlements on a number of shareholder lawsuits , but noted that the company could file for bankruptcy - law protection if settlement talks fail . shareholder lawsuits , How many shareholder lawsuits have been issued? 24 27 +822 3 Mr . Rifenburgh told industry analysts he is moving " aggressively " to negotiate out - of - court settlements on a number of shareholder lawsuits , but noted that the company could file for bankruptcy - law protection if settlement talks fail . " aggressively " why is it quoted? 9 12 +822 3 Mr . Rifenburgh told industry analysts he is moving " aggressively " to negotiate out - of - court settlements on a number of shareholder lawsuits , but noted that the company could file for bankruptcy - law protection if settlement talks fail . moving " aggressively " Moving aggressively in what way to negotiate settlements? 8 12 +822 3 Mr . Rifenburgh told industry analysts he is moving " aggressively " to negotiate out - of - court settlements on a number of shareholder lawsuits , but noted that the company could file for bankruptcy - law protection if settlement talks fail . number How many lawsuits? 22 23 +822 4 Mr . Rifenburgh also noted that 150 million shares of MiniScribe common stock were traded during the past three years , " so there ' s a tremendous amount of exposure . " MiniScribe How many years has MiniScibe been operating? 10 11 +822 4 Mr . Rifenburgh also noted that 150 million shares of MiniScribe common stock were traded during the past three years , " so there ' s a tremendous amount of exposure . " common stock what are the other types of stock? 11 13 +822 5 MiniScribe has said that its financial results for the past three fiscal years would have to be restated because of the allegedly fraudulent accounting and marketing practices that inflated revenues and net income . allegedly fraudulent accounting Is there an ongoing investigation over the alleged widespread accounting? 21 24 +822 5 MiniScribe has said that its financial results for the past three fiscal years would have to be restated because of the allegedly fraudulent accounting and marketing practices that inflated revenues and net income . restated what is restating a fiscal year? 17 18 +823 1 The city ' s Department of Consumer Affairs charged Newmark & Lewis Inc . with failing to deliver on its promise of lowering prices . failing Why did the Department of Consumer Affairs fail to lower prices as promised? 15 16 +823 1 The city ' s Department of Consumer Affairs charged Newmark & Lewis Inc . with failing to deliver on its promise of lowering prices . charged What authority does the Department of Consumer Affairs have over Newmarket & Lewis Inc. 8 9 +823 2 In a civil suit commenced in state Supreme Court in New York , the agency alleged that the consumer - electronics and appliance discount - retailing chain engaged in deceptive advertising by claiming to have " lowered every price on every item " as part of an advertising campaign that began June 1 . deceptive How does the Department of Consumer Affairs know that the advertising was deceptive? 29 30 +823 2 In a civil suit commenced in state Supreme Court in New York , the agency alleged that the consumer - electronics and appliance discount - retailing chain engaged in deceptive advertising by claiming to have " lowered every price on every item " as part of an advertising campaign that began June 1 . agency What standing does the agency have to file suit against Newmark and Lewis Inc.? 14 15 +823 3 The agency said it monitored Newmark & Lewis ' s advertised prices before and after the ad campaign , and found that the prices of at least 50 different items either increased or stayed the same . increased Why did the prices increase and or stay the same? 31 32 +823 3 The agency said it monitored Newmark & Lewis ' s advertised prices before and after the ad campaign , and found that the prices of at least 50 different items either increased or stayed the same . monitored Did the agency’s monitoring account for possible increases in the retailer’s costs? 4 5 +823 3 The agency said it monitored Newmark & Lewis ' s advertised prices before and after the ad campaign , and found that the prices of at least 50 different items either increased or stayed the same . items What kind of items? 29 30 +823 4 In late May , Newmark & Lewis announced a plan to cut prices 5 % to 20 % and eliminate what it called a " standard discount - retailing practice " of negotiating individual deals with customers . eliminate Why did Newmark & Lewis plant to eliminate the standard discount retailing practice? 19 20 +823 4 In late May , Newmark & Lewis announced a plan to cut prices 5 % to 20 % and eliminate what it called a " standard discount - retailing practice " of negotiating individual deals with customers . customers How will this change is pricing practices effect the actual price paid by customers? 36 37 +823 4 In late May , Newmark & Lewis announced a plan to cut prices 5 % to 20 % and eliminate what it called a " standard discount - retailing practice " of negotiating individual deals with customers . " standard How did this work? 24 26 +823 5 The consumer agency also disputed Newmark & Lewis ' s continuing strategy of advertising " new lower prices " when allgedly there haven ' t been price reductions since June 1 . continuing How long has the strategy of advertising been in practice? 10 11 +823 5 The consumer agency also disputed Newmark & Lewis ' s continuing strategy of advertising " new lower prices " when allgedly there haven ' t been price reductions since June 1 . disputed How did the agency dispute this strategy? 4 5 +824 1 Fujitsu Ltd . said it wants to withdraw its controversial one - yen bid to design a waterworks computer system for the city of Hiroshima . controversial one - yen bid Why did they make a bid like this? Why was it controversial? 9 14 +824 1 Fujitsu Ltd . said it wants to withdraw its controversial one - yen bid to design a waterworks computer system for the city of Hiroshima . withdraw Why does Fujitsu want to withdraw its bid? 7 8 +824 1 Fujitsu Ltd . said it wants to withdraw its controversial one - yen bid to design a waterworks computer system for the city of Hiroshima . waterworks computer system What is a waterworks computer system? 17 20 +824 1 Fujitsu Ltd . said it wants to withdraw its controversial one - yen bid to design a waterworks computer system for the city of Hiroshima . withdraw Why does Fujitsu Ltd. want to withdraw its controversial one-yen bid? 7 8 +824 1 Fujitsu Ltd . said it wants to withdraw its controversial one - yen bid to design a waterworks computer system for the city of Hiroshima . controversial Why was it controversial 9 10 +824 2 Meanwhile , Japan ' s Fair Trade Commission said it was considering launching an investigation into whether the bid , the equivalent of less than a penny , violates anti - monopoly laws . anti - monopoly laws why does it violate? 29 33 +824 2 Meanwhile , Japan ' s Fair Trade Commission said it was considering launching an investigation into whether the bid , the equivalent of less than a penny , violates anti - monopoly laws . considering Why is Japan's Fair Trade Commission not moving forward with the investigation? 11 12 +824 2 Meanwhile , Japan ' s Fair Trade Commission said it was considering launching an investigation into whether the bid , the equivalent of less than a penny , violates anti - monopoly laws . violates How did the bid violate anti-monopoly laws? 28 29 +824 3 Hiroshima last week held an auction to pick the contractor , expecting to pay about 11 million yen for the project . auction to pick the contractor , Is it normal to hold an auction for something like this? 5 11 +824 3 Hiroshima last week held an auction to pick the contractor , expecting to pay about 11 million yen for the project . pay Why does the project pay 11 million yen? 13 14 +824 4 Eight companies submitted bids , but Fujitsu won the contract by essentially saying it would do the job for free . would do the job for free is that ethical? 14 20 +824 4 Eight companies submitted bids , but Fujitsu won the contract by essentially saying it would do the job for free . do the job for free Why would they do the job for free? Was this meant to be charity? What was the purpose? 15 20 +824 4 Eight companies submitted bids , but Fujitsu won the contract by essentially saying it would do the job for free . free Why would Fujitsu do the job for free? 19 20 +824 4 Eight companies submitted bids , but Fujitsu won the contract by essentially saying it would do the job for free . free Why did Fujitsu Ltd. offer to do the project for free? 19 20 +824 4 Eight companies submitted bids , but Fujitsu won the contract by essentially saying it would do the job for free . it would do the job for free Why would they do the job for free? 13 20 +824 5 News of the bid drew sharp criticism from other computer companies and industry observers . sharp criticism because its unethical? 5 7 +824 5 News of the bid drew sharp criticism from other computer companies and industry observers . criticism How did the computer computers and industry observers share their criticism? 6 7 +824 5 News of the bid drew sharp criticism from other computer companies and industry observers . criticism Why was there criticism? 6 7 +825 1 Avery Inc . said it completed the sale of Uniroyal Chemical Holding Co . to a group led by management of Uniroyal Chemical Co . , the unit ' s main business . completed when did they say this? 5 6 +825 1 Avery Inc . said it completed the sale of Uniroyal Chemical Holding Co . to a group led by management of Uniroyal Chemical Co . , the unit ' s main business . sale Why was Uniroyal Chemical Holding Co. sold? 7 8 +825 1 Avery Inc . said it completed the sale of Uniroyal Chemical Holding Co . to a group led by management of Uniroyal Chemical Co . , the unit ' s main business . main Why did Uniroyal Chemical Holding Co. sell itself to a group of people its parent company? 30 31 +825 1 Avery Inc . said it completed the sale of Uniroyal Chemical Holding Co . to a group led by management of Uniroyal Chemical Co . , the unit ' s main business . business How good were the financials? 31 32 +825 2 It valued the transaction at $ 800 million . at $ 800 million why so much? 4 8 +825 2 It valued the transaction at $ 800 million . valued Why was the transaction valued at that amount? 1 2 +825 2 It valued the transaction at $ 800 million . transaction How was the transaction carried out? 3 4 +825 3 Avery , which continues to operate a coal company it expects to sell at a loss , said in proxy materials it intends to seek control of one or more companies . proxy materials what are proxy materials? 19 21 +825 3 Avery , which continues to operate a coal company it expects to sell at a loss , said in proxy materials it intends to seek control of one or more companies . continues Why is Avery continuing to operate a company losing money? 3 4 +825 3 Avery , which continues to operate a coal company it expects to sell at a loss , said in proxy materials it intends to seek control of one or more companies . sell Why is Avery selling the coal company? 12 13 +825 3 Avery , which continues to operate a coal company it expects to sell at a loss , said in proxy materials it intends to seek control of one or more companies . control How is Avery going to aquire more companies to control? 25 26 +825 3 Avery , which continues to operate a coal company it expects to sell at a loss , said in proxy materials it intends to seek control of one or more companies . sell at a loss , Why would the coal company sell at a loss? 12 17 +825 3 Avery , which continues to operate a coal company it expects to sell at a loss , said in proxy materials it intends to seek control of one or more companies . operate a coal company Which coal company? 5 9 +825 4 After fees and repayment of debt , Avery is left with about $ 24 million in cash and securities from the Uniroyal sale . fees Why does Avery have fees due? 1 2 +825 4 After fees and repayment of debt , Avery is left with about $ 24 million in cash and securities from the Uniroyal sale . cash How much did Avery have before fees and repayment of debt? 16 17 +825 4 After fees and repayment of debt , Avery is left with about $ 24 million in cash and securities from the Uniroyal sale . securities Why does Avery own securities? 18 19 +825 5 Avery paid $ 750 million , including various legal and financing fees , to acquire Uniroyal Chemical , Middlebury , Conn . , in 1986 - - a move that burdened Avery with debt . legal Why did Avery have legal fees? 8 9 +825 5 Avery paid $ 750 million , including various legal and financing fees , to acquire Uniroyal Chemical , Middlebury , Conn . , in 1986 - - a move that burdened Avery with debt . fees , How did Avery get the money to pay fees? 11 13 +825 5 Avery paid $ 750 million , including various legal and financing fees , to acquire Uniroyal Chemical , Middlebury , Conn . , in 1986 - - a move that burdened Avery with debt . 1986 Why did Avery wait until 1986 to make the purchase? 24 25 +825 5 Avery paid $ 750 million , including various legal and financing fees , to acquire Uniroyal Chemical , Middlebury , Conn . , in 1986 - - a move that burdened Avery with debt . move that burdened Avery with debt Why would buying Uniroyal Chemical burden Avery with debt? 28 34 +826 1 A governing body of both the Financial Accounting Standards Board and the Governmental Accounting Standards Board voted to give the FASB jurisdiction over accounting standards for certain government - owned entities . certain government - owned entities Which government-owned entities? 26 31 +826 1 A governing body of both the Financial Accounting Standards Board and the Governmental Accounting Standards Board voted to give the FASB jurisdiction over accounting standards for certain government - owned entities . certain government - owned entities Which government-owned entities are going to receive this jurisdiction? 26 31 +826 1 A governing body of both the Financial Accounting Standards Board and the Governmental Accounting Standards Board voted to give the FASB jurisdiction over accounting standards for certain government - owned entities . certain government - owned entities Which government-owned entities were they given jurisdiction over? 26 31 +826 2 The Financial Accounting Foundation voted 12 - 2 that FASB accounting rules supercede GASB rules in regard to utilities , hospitals , and colleges and universities owned by the government . 12 - 2 why wasnt it unanimous? 5 8 +826 2 The Financial Accounting Foundation voted 12 - 2 that FASB accounting rules supercede GASB rules in regard to utilities , hospitals , and colleges and universities owned by the government . supercede Why do FASB rules supercede GASB only in the mentioned government-owned institutions? 12 13 +826 2 The Financial Accounting Foundation voted 12 - 2 that FASB accounting rules supercede GASB rules in regard to utilities , hospitals , and colleges and universities owned by the government . Financial Accounting Foundation Who is the Financial Accounting Foundation? 1 4 +826 3 GASB rules still apply for other government units . GASB what does gasb stand for? 0 1 +826 3 GASB rules still apply for other government units . other government units Which other governmental units are in play with GASB rules? 5 8 +826 3 GASB rules still apply for other government units . other government units What are examples of over government units? 5 8 +826 4 After the GASB was founded in 1984 , 11 years after the FASB , the government - owned entities were supposed to follow FASB rules unless the GASB superceded them . founded Why was it necessary to found the GASB after the FASB was already in existence? 4 5 +826 4 After the GASB was founded in 1984 , 11 years after the FASB , the government - owned entities were supposed to follow FASB rules unless the GASB superceded them . GASB superceded them In what circumstances would GASB supercede FASB? 27 30 +826 4 After the GASB was founded in 1984 , 11 years after the FASB , the government - owned entities were supposed to follow FASB rules unless the GASB superceded them . GASB was founded in 1984 , Why was the GASB founded if the FASB was already in place? 2 8 +826 5 The GASB had told governments they didn ' t have to follow FASB rules on depreciation , making it difficult for bond - rating agencies to compare private and state - owned schools , which compete in the public bond market . public bond market how do public bonds differ from regular? 38 41 +826 5 The GASB had told governments they didn ' t have to follow FASB rules on depreciation , making it difficult for bond - rating agencies to compare private and state - owned schools , which compete in the public bond market . they didn ' t have to follow FASB rules Why don't they have to follow the FASB rules on depreciation? 5 14 +826 5 The GASB had told governments they didn ' t have to follow FASB rules on depreciation , making it difficult for bond - rating agencies to compare private and state - owned schools , which compete in the public bond market . making it difficult Why is it difficult under this ruling to compare provate and state-owned schools? 17 20 +827 1 A NEW MINIMUM - WAGE PLAN has been worked out by Congress and Bush , opening the way for the first increase in over nine years . MINIMUM - WAGE what is the plan? 2 5 +827 1 A NEW MINIMUM - WAGE PLAN has been worked out by Congress and Bush , opening the way for the first increase in over nine years . increase How much will it increase? 21 22 +827 1 A NEW MINIMUM - WAGE PLAN has been worked out by Congress and Bush , opening the way for the first increase in over nine years . MINIMUM - WAGE PLAN has been worked out How will the plan be put into place? 2 10 +827 1 A NEW MINIMUM - WAGE PLAN has been worked out by Congress and Bush , opening the way for the first increase in over nine years . A NEW MINIMUM - WAGE PLAN What is the new proposed minimum wage? 0 6 +827 1 A NEW MINIMUM - WAGE PLAN has been worked out by Congress and Bush , opening the way for the first increase in over nine years . first increase in over nine years Why is this the first increase in over nine years? 20 26 +827 2 The compromise proposal , ending a long impasse between Democrats and the president , would boost the minimum wage to $ 4 . 25 an hour by April 1991 from $ 3 . 35 now . April 1991 why such a big jump that year? 27 29 +827 2 The compromise proposal , ending a long impasse between Democrats and the president , would boost the minimum wage to $ 4 . 25 an hour by April 1991 from $ 3 . 35 now . compromise proposal , Why was the proposal a compromise? 1 4 +827 2 The compromise proposal , ending a long impasse between Democrats and the president , would boost the minimum wage to $ 4 . 25 an hour by April 1991 from $ 3 . 35 now . Democrats and the president , How did they reach an agreement? 9 14 +827 3 The legislation also includes a lower " training wage " for new workers who are teen - agers . " training wage " why is it quoted? 6 10 +827 3 The legislation also includes a lower " training wage " for new workers who are teen - agers . lower How much lower will the training wage be? 5 6 +827 3 The legislation also includes a lower " training wage " for new workers who are teen - agers . " training wage " How long does a training wage stay in effect? 6 10 +827 3 The legislation also includes a lower " training wage " for new workers who are teen - agers . lower " training wage " How does this training wage differ from the new minimum wage? 5 10 +827 4 The Big Board is considering reviving a curb on program trading when the market is volatile . when the market is volatile What sort of volatility measure is to be used? 11 16 +827 4 The Big Board is considering reviving a curb on program trading when the market is volatile . The Big Board What is The Big Board? 0 3 +827 5 The exchange , which abandoned such a " collar " last year because it didn ' t prevent sharp price swings , has been under attack recently for not taking action against program trading . has been under attack recently Who was the exchange under attack by? 22 27 +827 5 The exchange , which abandoned such a " collar " last year because it didn ' t prevent sharp price swings , has been under attack recently for not taking action against program trading . has been under attack recently Which entities are calling out the NYSE? 22 27 +827 5 The exchange , which abandoned such a " collar " last year because it didn ' t prevent sharp price swings , has been under attack recently for not taking action against program trading . has been under attack How has the exchange been under attack recently? 22 26 +828 1 Ogden Projects Inc . said net income jumped to $ 6 . 6 million , or 18 cents a share , in the third quarter . net income jumped Why did Ogden Products net income jump? 5 8 +828 1 Ogden Projects Inc . said net income jumped to $ 6 . 6 million , or 18 cents a share , in the third quarter . Projects What is this company's relevance to the topic? 1 2 +828 1 Ogden Projects Inc . said net income jumped to $ 6 . 6 million , or 18 cents a share , in the third quarter . jumped How did the net income of Ogden Projects Inc. increase? 7 8 +828 1 Ogden Projects Inc . said net income jumped to $ 6 . 6 million , or 18 cents a share , in the third quarter . third quarter of which year? 23 25 +828 2 The Fairfield , N . J . , company , which is 92 % - owned by Ogden Corp . , New York , had net of $ 1 . 1 million , or four cents a share , a year ago . ago Why was Ogden Corp.'s net four cents a share? 41 42 +828 3 Revenue soared to $ 101 . 7 million from $ 39 . 5 million . Revenue soared Why did revenue soar? 0 2 +828 3 Revenue soared to $ 101 . 7 million from $ 39 . 5 million . soared When did this revenue soar take place? Under what circumstances? 1 2 +828 3 Revenue soared to $ 101 . 7 million from $ 39 . 5 million . soared How did revenue soar? 1 2 +828 3 Revenue soared to $ 101 . 7 million from $ 39 . 5 million . $ 101 . 7 million from $ 39 why did it soar so much? 3 11 +828 4 Ogden Projects , whose shares began trading on the New York Stock Exchange in August , closed yesterday at $ 26 . 875 , down 75 cents . down 75 cents Is there a clear cause for this shift? 24 27 +828 4 Ogden Projects , whose shares began trading on the New York Stock Exchange in August , closed yesterday at $ 26 . 875 , down 75 cents . down Why were the shares down 75 cents? 24 25 +828 5 The stock began trading this summer at $ 14 apiece . began How long have the shares been trading? 2 3 +828 5 The stock began trading this summer at $ 14 apiece . $ 14 apiece is that high or low? 7 10 +829 1 BUSH AND GORBACHEV WILL HOLD two days of informal talks next month . GORBACHEV is he a president? 2 3 +829 1 BUSH AND GORBACHEV WILL HOLD two days of informal talks next month . two days Will they be discussing the same matters on both days? 5 7 +829 1 BUSH AND GORBACHEV WILL HOLD two days of informal talks next month . two days of informal talks Why are the two leaders holding talks? 5 10 +829 2 The president said that he and the Kremlin leader would meet Dec . 2 - 3 aboard U . S . and Soviet naval vessels in the Mediterranean to discuss a wide range of issues without a formal agenda . naval vessels Why are they holding their meeting on naval vessels? 23 25 +829 2 The president said that he and the Kremlin leader would meet Dec . 2 - 3 aboard U . S . and Soviet naval vessels in the Mediterranean to discuss a wide range of issues without a formal agenda . wide range of issues What are the issues being discussed? 31 35 +829 3 A simultaneous announcement was made in Moscow . simultaneous announcement right at the same time? 1 3 +829 4 Bush said that neither he nor Gorbachev expected any " substantial decisions or agreements . " The seaborne meetings won ' t disrupt plans for a formal summit next spring or summer , at which an arms - control treaty is likely to be completed . " substantial decisions or agreements Why are agreements needing to be made? 9 14 +829 5 The two leaders are expected to discuss changes sweeping the East bloc as well as human - rights issues , regional disputes and economic cooperation . human - rights issues , What human right issues are they concerned about? 15 20 +829 5 The two leaders are expected to discuss changes sweeping the East bloc as well as human - rights issues , regional disputes and economic cooperation . as well as human - rights issues , What kinds of human-rights issues? 12 20 +829 5 The two leaders are expected to discuss changes sweeping the East bloc as well as human - rights issues , regional disputes and economic cooperation . the East bloc Which countries comprise the Eastern Bloc? 9 12 +830 1 Price Stern Sloan Inc . said it hired an investment banking firm to assist in evaluating restructuring or merger alternatives and reported a net loss of $ 8 . 1 million , or $ 2 . 14 a share , for the third quarter ended Sept . investment banking firm What firm did they hire? 9 12 +830 1 Price Stern Sloan Inc . said it hired an investment banking firm to assist in evaluating restructuring or merger alternatives and reported a net loss of $ 8 . 1 million , or $ 2 . 14 a share , for the third quarter ended Sept . loss Why did they suffer such a high loss? 24 25 +830 1 Price Stern Sloan Inc . said it hired an investment banking firm to assist in evaluating restructuring or merger alternatives and reported a net loss of $ 8 . 1 million , or $ 2 . 14 a share , for the third quarter ended Sept . investment banking firm What investment banking firm did Price Stern Sloan hire? 9 12 +830 2 These results compare with net income of $ 1 . 8 million , or 44 cents a share , for the corresponding period last year . cents a share , how are share prices determined? 15 19 +830 2 These results compare with net income of $ 1 . 8 million , or 44 cents a share , for the corresponding period last year . last year What year are they referring to? 23 25 +830 3 This quarter ' s loss includes pretax charges of $ 4 . 9 million on the proposed discontinuation of the company ' s troubled British subsidiary , and $ 3 . 7 million of other write - offs the company said were non - recurring and principally related to inventory , publishing advances and pre - publication costs . troubled British subsidiary , What is the name of this subsidary, and why did it fail? 23 27 +830 3 This quarter ' s loss includes pretax charges of $ 4 . 9 million on the proposed discontinuation of the company ' s troubled British subsidiary , and $ 3 . 7 million of other write - offs the company said were non - recurring and principally related to inventory , publishing advances and pre - publication costs . British subsidiary , Why is Price Stern Sloan's British subsidiary troubled? 24 27 +830 4 The publishing concern said it retained the investment banking firm of Donaldson , Lufkin & Jenrette Securities Inc . to act as its financial adviser , assisting in the evaluation of various financial and strategic alternatives , including debt refinancing , raising capital , recapitalization , a merger or sale of the company . recapitalization , what is recapitalization? 44 46 +830 4 The publishing concern said it retained the investment banking firm of Donaldson , Lufkin & Jenrette Securities Inc . to act as its financial adviser , assisting in the evaluation of various financial and strategic alternatives , including debt refinancing , raising capital , recapitalization , a merger or sale of the company . a merger or sale Who might they be merging with, or be sold to? 46 50 +830 4 The publishing concern said it retained the investment banking firm of Donaldson , Lufkin & Jenrette Securities Inc . to act as its financial adviser , assisting in the evaluation of various financial and strategic alternatives , including debt refinancing , raising capital , recapitalization , a merger or sale of the company . alternatives , How does each solution compare in terms of how it will impact the company long-term? 35 37 +830 5 The company also retained attorney Martin P . Levin , a director of the company and former head of the Times - Mirror Publishing Group , as an adviser . as an adviser what will he advise for specifically? 26 29 +831 1 Senate leaders traded proposals aimed at speeding action on legislation to narrow the deficit and raise the federal government ' s debt limit - - but the major stumbling block remains President Bush ' s proposal to cut the capital - gains tax rate . capital - gains tax rate Why is this tax rate controversial? 39 44 +831 1 Senate leaders traded proposals aimed at speeding action on legislation to narrow the deficit and raise the federal government ' s debt limit - - but the major stumbling block remains President Bush ' s proposal to cut the capital - gains tax rate . Senate leaders traded proposals Which state leaders? 0 4 +831 1 Senate leaders traded proposals aimed at speeding action on legislation to narrow the deficit and raise the federal government ' s debt limit - - but the major stumbling block remains President Bush ' s proposal to cut the capital - gains tax rate . debt limit How much did Senate leaders want to raise the federal government's debt limit? 21 23 +831 1 Senate leaders traded proposals aimed at speeding action on legislation to narrow the deficit and raise the federal government ' s debt limit - - but the major stumbling block remains President Bush ' s proposal to cut the capital - gains tax rate . capital - gains tax rate What is the capital-gains tax rate? 39 44 +831 2 Democrats want the tax provision to be a separate bill , subject to the usual procedural obstacles . separate bill , why do they want it a separate bill? 8 11 +831 2 Democrats want the tax provision to be a separate bill , subject to the usual procedural obstacles . usual procedural obstacles What are the usual procedural obstacles? 14 17 +831 2 Democrats want the tax provision to be a separate bill , subject to the usual procedural obstacles . procedural obstacles What are the procedural obstacles? 15 17 +831 3 Republicans , meanwhile , want to try to protect the measure by combining it with two politically popular issues that Democrats could find hard to block . combining it is that legal to do? 12 14 +831 3 Republicans , meanwhile , want to try to protect the measure by combining it with two politically popular issues that Democrats could find hard to block . two politically popular issues Which issues? 15 19 +831 3 Republicans , meanwhile , want to try to protect the measure by combining it with two politically popular issues that Democrats could find hard to block . two politically popular issues What are the two politically popular issues with Democrats? 15 19 +831 5 Last night , after meeting with Mr . Bush and administration officials at the White House , Mr . Dole proposed streamlining the fiscal 1990 deficit - reduction bill , now stalled in a House - Senate conference committee , and passing a long - term extension of the federal debt ceiling without any accompanying amendments . debt ceiling what is a debt ceiling? 50 52 +831 5 Last night , after meeting with Mr . Bush and administration officials at the White House , Mr . Dole proposed streamlining the fiscal 1990 deficit - reduction bill , now stalled in a House - Senate conference committee , and passing a long - term extension of the federal debt ceiling without any accompanying amendments . extension of the federal debt ceiling How long would this extension of the debt ceiling last? 46 52 +832 1 LUTHER BURBANK CROSS - BRED PLANTS to produce the billion - dollar Idaho potato . billion - dollar How did Luther Burbank make a billion-dollars out of potatoes? 9 12 +832 1 LUTHER BURBANK CROSS - BRED PLANTS to produce the billion - dollar Idaho potato . CROSS - BRED PLANTS What plants were cross-bred? 2 6 +832 2 Bioengineers set out to duplicate that feat - - scientifically and commercially - - with new life forms . new life forms which life forms? 15 18 +832 2 Bioengineers set out to duplicate that feat - - scientifically and commercially - - with new life forms . that feat What feat is that? 5 7 +832 2 Bioengineers set out to duplicate that feat - - scientifically and commercially - - with new life forms . new life forms What sort of new life forms? 15 18 +832 2 Bioengineers set out to duplicate that feat - - scientifically and commercially - - with new life forms . with new life forms What new life forms? 14 18 +832 2 Bioengineers set out to duplicate that feat - - scientifically and commercially - - with new life forms . Bioengineers set out Who are the bioengineers? 0 3 +832 3 In 1953 , James Watson and his colleagues unlocked the double helix of DNA ( deoxyribonucleic acid ) , the genetic key to heredity . James Watson how was he able to do it? 3 5 +832 3 In 1953 , James Watson and his colleagues unlocked the double helix of DNA ( deoxyribonucleic acid ) , the genetic key to heredity . unlocked the double helix How did they unlock the double helix? 8 12 +832 4 Twenty years later , two California academics , Stanley Cohen and Herbert Boyer , made " recombinant " DNA , transplanting a toad ' s gene into bacteria , which then reproduced toad genes . reproduced toad genes Why were they reproducing toad genes? 31 34 +832 4 Twenty years later , two California academics , Stanley Cohen and Herbert Boyer , made " recombinant " DNA , transplanting a toad ' s gene into bacteria , which then reproduced toad genes . transplanting a toad ' s gene into bacteria , How did they transplant the toad's genes into bacteria, and what bacteria was used? 20 29 +832 5 When Boyer met Robert Swanson , an M . I . T . - trained chemist - turned - entrepreneur in 1976 , they saw dollar signs . they saw dollar signs what was their idea? 23 27 +832 5 When Boyer met Robert Swanson , an M . I . T . - trained chemist - turned - entrepreneur in 1976 , they saw dollar signs . they saw dollar signs What idea(s) did they have? 23 27 +832 5 When Boyer met Robert Swanson , an M . I . T . - trained chemist - turned - entrepreneur in 1976 , they saw dollar signs . they saw dollar signs What initiated seeing those dollar signs, and how did they see them? 23 27 +833 1 LTV Steel Co . is boosting the prices of flat rolled steel products by an average of 3 % following a recent erosion in the prices of such crucial steel products . erosion What caused the erosion in prices? 22 23 +833 1 LTV Steel Co . is boosting the prices of flat rolled steel products by an average of 3 % following a recent erosion in the prices of such crucial steel products . recent erosion What caused the recent erosion? 21 23 +833 1 LTV Steel Co . is boosting the prices of flat rolled steel products by an average of 3 % following a recent erosion in the prices of such crucial steel products . erosion Why is there an erosion in prices for steel products? 22 23 +833 2 The big questions are whether the increase , effective Jan . 1 , 1990 , will stick , and whether other major steelmakers will follow suit . stick , Why wouldn't it stick? 16 18 +833 2 The big questions are whether the increase , effective Jan . 1 , 1990 , will stick , and whether other major steelmakers will follow suit . steelmakers Who are some other major steelmakers? 22 23 +833 2 The big questions are whether the increase , effective Jan . 1 , 1990 , will stick , and whether other major steelmakers will follow suit . will stick , is it likely to stick? 15 18 +833 2 The big questions are whether the increase , effective Jan . 1 , 1990 , will stick , and whether other major steelmakers will follow suit . other major steelmakers Who are LTVs' biggest competition? 20 23 +833 3 It is widely expected that they will . they Who are they? 5 6 +833 3 It is widely expected that they will . widely expected who expects it? 2 4 +833 3 It is widely expected that they will . expected that they will How will this effect the company? 3 7 +833 3 It is widely expected that they will . they Who is expecting them to raise their prices? 5 6 +833 4 The increase is on the base price , which is already being discounted by virtually all steel producers . already being discounted What are the reasons they are discounted? 10 13 +833 4 The increase is on the base price , which is already being discounted by virtually all steel producers . base price , Whats is the specific base price? 5 8 +833 5 But LTV ' s move marks the first effort by a major steelmaker to counter the free fall in spot prices . free fall Why are the prices falling? 16 18 +833 5 But LTV ' s move marks the first effort by a major steelmaker to counter the free fall in spot prices . free fall in spot prices What causes a free fall in prices? 16 21 +834 1 Federal and state thrift examiners said they saw evidence of criminal wrongdoing in the collapse of Lincoln Savings & Loan Association , and a California regulator described an attempted " whitewash " by deputies of chief federal regulator Danny Wall . evidence of criminal wrongdoing What kind of criminal wrongdoing? 8 12 +834 1 Federal and state thrift examiners said they saw evidence of criminal wrongdoing in the collapse of Lincoln Savings & Loan Association , and a California regulator described an attempted " whitewash " by deputies of chief federal regulator Danny Wall . " whitewash " a clean up? 29 32 +834 1 Federal and state thrift examiners said they saw evidence of criminal wrongdoing in the collapse of Lincoln Savings & Loan Association , and a California regulator described an attempted " whitewash " by deputies of chief federal regulator Danny Wall . criminal wrongdoing What was the criminal wrongdoing in the collapse of Lincoln Savings & Loan? 10 12 +834 1 Federal and state thrift examiners said they saw evidence of criminal wrongdoing in the collapse of Lincoln Savings & Loan Association , and a California regulator described an attempted " whitewash " by deputies of chief federal regulator Danny Wall . attempted " whitewash " What is an attempted whitewash? 28 32 +834 1 Federal and state thrift examiners said they saw evidence of criminal wrongdoing in the collapse of Lincoln Savings & Loan Association , and a California regulator described an attempted " whitewash " by deputies of chief federal regulator Danny Wall . evidence of criminal wrongdoing What evidence of criminal wrongdoing did federal and state thrift examiners see? 8 12 +834 1 Federal and state thrift examiners said they saw evidence of criminal wrongdoing in the collapse of Lincoln Savings & Loan Association , and a California regulator described an attempted " whitewash " by deputies of chief federal regulator Danny Wall . " whitewash " In what ways did deputies of chief federal regulator Danny Wall attempt to \"whitewash\" the evidence of criminal wrongdoing reportedly observed by federal and state thrift examiners? 29 32 +834 2 In a riveting day of hearings before the House Banking Committee , the examiners described finding shredded documents , a mysterious Panamanian subsidiary , millions of dollars funneled into a Swiss bank , and a complacent attitude by Mr . Wall ' s deputies , one of whom was portrayed as acting more like a public - relations man for the thrift than a federal regulator . riveting who thinks its riveting? 2 3 +834 2 In a riveting day of hearings before the House Banking Committee , the examiners described finding shredded documents , a mysterious Panamanian subsidiary , millions of dollars funneled into a Swiss bank , and a complacent attitude by Mr . Wall ' s deputies , one of whom was portrayed as acting more like a public - relations man for the thrift than a federal regulator . Mr . Wall ' s deputies , Who was Mr. Wall's deputy who had the complacent attitude? 38 45 +834 2 In a riveting day of hearings before the House Banking Committee , the examiners described finding shredded documents , a mysterious Panamanian subsidiary , millions of dollars funneled into a Swiss bank , and a complacent attitude by Mr . Wall ' s deputies , one of whom was portrayed as acting more like a public - relations man for the thrift than a federal regulator . a complacent attitude What showed that he was complacent? 34 37 +834 2 In a riveting day of hearings before the House Banking Committee , the examiners described finding shredded documents , a mysterious Panamanian subsidiary , millions of dollars funneled into a Swiss bank , and a complacent attitude by Mr . Wall ' s deputies , one of whom was portrayed as acting more like a public - relations man for the thrift than a federal regulator . mysterious Panamanian subsidiary , What is mysterious about the Panamanian subsidiary described by the examiners? 20 24 +834 2 In a riveting day of hearings before the House Banking Committee , the examiners described finding shredded documents , a mysterious Panamanian subsidiary , millions of dollars funneled into a Swiss bank , and a complacent attitude by Mr . Wall ' s deputies , one of whom was portrayed as acting more like a public - relations man for the thrift than a federal regulator . complacent attitude by Mr . Wall ' s deputies How was complacency observed in Mr. Wall's deputies? 35 44 +834 3 A California official also said he sent the Federal Bureau of Investigation a packet of documents relating to a previously reported $ 400 , 000 contribution from Lincoln ' s parent solicited by Sen . Alan Cranston ( D . , Calif . ) . Sen . Alan Cranston Why would Sen. Alan Cranston solicit $400,000? 33 37 +834 3 A California official also said he sent the Federal Bureau of Investigation a packet of documents relating to a previously reported $ 400 , 000 contribution from Lincoln ' s parent solicited by Sen . Alan Cranston ( D . , Calif . ) . a packet of documents What kind of documents? 12 16 +834 4 Federal examiner Alex Barabolak said Lincoln ' s operations amounted to " pyramiding debt to provide a luxurious life style for its owners . " Another federal examiner , John Meek , said Lincoln ' s principal owner , Charles Keating Jr . , and his family drew off at least $ 34 million from the thrift in salaries , bonuses and proceeds from securities sales in the 3 1 / 2 years before federal authorities seized it earlier this year . " pyramiding what is this word? 11 13 +834 4 Federal examiner Alex Barabolak said Lincoln ' s operations amounted to " pyramiding debt to provide a luxurious life style for its owners . " Another federal examiner , John Meek , said Lincoln ' s principal owner , Charles Keating Jr . , and his family drew off at least $ 34 million from the thrift in salaries , bonuses and proceeds from securities sales in the 3 1 / 2 years before federal authorities seized it earlier this year . " pyramiding debt What does pyramiding debt mean? 11 14 +834 4 Federal examiner Alex Barabolak said Lincoln ' s operations amounted to " pyramiding debt to provide a luxurious life style for its owners . " Another federal examiner , John Meek , said Lincoln ' s principal owner , Charles Keating Jr . , and his family drew off at least $ 34 million from the thrift in salaries , bonuses and proceeds from securities sales in the 3 1 / 2 years before federal authorities seized it earlier this year . federal authorities seized it earlier this year Why was the thfift seized by federal authorities? 74 81 +834 4 Federal examiner Alex Barabolak said Lincoln ' s operations amounted to " pyramiding debt to provide a luxurious life style for its owners . " Another federal examiner , John Meek , said Lincoln ' s principal owner , Charles Keating Jr . , and his family drew off at least $ 34 million from the thrift in salaries , bonuses and proceeds from securities sales in the 3 1 / 2 years before federal authorities seized it earlier this year . " pyramiding debt What evidence does federal examiner Alex Barabolak have that Lincoln created \"pyramiding debt to provide a luxurious life style for its owners\"? 11 14 +835 1 Marks & Spencer PLC reported a 12 % gain in first - half pretax profit , mainly because of improving performances in the U . K . and continental Europe . Marks & Spencer PLC WHAT KIND OF COMPANY ARE THEY? 0 4 +835 1 Marks & Spencer PLC reported a 12 % gain in first - half pretax profit , mainly because of improving performances in the U . K . and continental Europe . improving performances What type of improving performances? 19 21 +835 2 In the six months ended Sept . 30 , pretax profit at the British clothing and food retailer rose to # 208 . 7 million ( $ 330 . 1 million ) from # 185 . 5 million a year ago . pretax profit what about posttax numbers? 9 11 +835 2 In the six months ended Sept . 30 , pretax profit at the British clothing and food retailer rose to # 208 . 7 million ( $ 330 . 1 million ) from # 185 . 5 million a year ago . # 185 . 5 million a year ago . WHAT WAS THE CONVERSION ON THIS NUMBER TO USD ? 33 42 +835 3 The results surpassed analysts ' forecasts , which averaged around # 200 million , and Marks & Spencer responded in trading on London ' s Stock Exchange with an eight pence rise to 188 pence . trading on London ' s Stock Exchange WHY IS THE DIFFERENCE SO SMALL ON THE LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE? 20 27 +835 4 Profit after tax and minority interest but before extraordinary items rose 12 % to # 135 . 2 million ; per - share earnings rose to five pence from 4 . 5 pence . minority interest what is minority interest? 4 6 +835 4 Profit after tax and minority interest but before extraordinary items rose 12 % to # 135 . 2 million ; per - share earnings rose to five pence from 4 . 5 pence . minority interest What is minority interest? 4 6 +835 4 Profit after tax and minority interest but before extraordinary items rose 12 % to # 135 . 2 million ; per - share earnings rose to five pence from 4 . 5 pence . extraordinary items What are extraordinary items? 8 10 +835 4 Profit after tax and minority interest but before extraordinary items rose 12 % to # 135 . 2 million ; per - share earnings rose to five pence from 4 . 5 pence . minority interest WHAT IS THIS? 4 6 +835 5 Marks declared an interim per - share dividend of 1 . 85 pence , compared with 1 . 7 pence a year earlier . pence , is the pence british? 12 14 +835 5 Marks declared an interim per - share dividend of 1 . 85 pence , compared with 1 . 7 pence a year earlier . interim per - share WHAT DOES THIS MEAN? 3 7 +836 1 A permanent smoking ban on virtually all domestic airline routes won approval from the House , which separately sent to President Bush a nearly $ 67 billion fiscal 1990 bill including the first construction funds for the space station . permanent Why was the smoking ban made permanent? 1 2 +836 1 A permanent smoking ban on virtually all domestic airline routes won approval from the House , which separately sent to President Bush a nearly $ 67 billion fiscal 1990 bill including the first construction funds for the space station . separately Why was money for space station construction included in a smoking bill? 17 18 +836 1 A permanent smoking ban on virtually all domestic airline routes won approval from the House , which separately sent to President Bush a nearly $ 67 billion fiscal 1990 bill including the first construction funds for the space station . fiscal 1990 bill What is the purpose of a fiscal bill? 27 30 +836 1 A permanent smoking ban on virtually all domestic airline routes won approval from the House , which separately sent to President Bush a nearly $ 67 billion fiscal 1990 bill including the first construction funds for the space station . virtually all domestic but not all? 5 8 +836 1 A permanent smoking ban on virtually all domestic airline routes won approval from the House , which separately sent to President Bush a nearly $ 67 billion fiscal 1990 bill including the first construction funds for the space station . virtually all which ones weren't affected? 5 7 +836 2 The smoking prohibition remains attached to a $ 27 . 1 billion transportation bill that must still overcome budget obstacles in Congress . overcome How can the bill overcome those obstacles? 17 18 +836 2 The smoking prohibition remains attached to a $ 27 . 1 billion transportation bill that must still overcome budget obstacles in Congress . budget obstacles What budget obstacles does the transportation bill have to overcome? 18 20 +836 2 The smoking prohibition remains attached to a $ 27 . 1 billion transportation bill that must still overcome budget obstacles in Congress . overcome budget obstacles What obstacles need to be overcome? 17 20 +836 3 But yesterday ' s action put to rest any lingering resistance from tobacco interests . resistance Why were the tobacco interests resisting? 10 11 +836 3 But yesterday ' s action put to rest any lingering resistance from tobacco interests . yesterday ' s action What happened yesterday? 1 5 +836 3 But yesterday ' s action put to rest any lingering resistance from tobacco interests . yesterday ' s action exactly what happened yesterday? 1 5 +836 3 But yesterday ' s action put to rest any lingering resistance from tobacco interests . yesterday ' s action What action happened? 1 5 +836 3 But yesterday ' s action put to rest any lingering resistance from tobacco interests . lingering resistance What will the fallout be? 9 11 +836 4 Faced with inevitable defeat , the once dominant industry declined any recorded vote on the ban , which covers all but a fraction of 1 % of daily flights in the U . S . inevitable Why is the industry facing inevitable defeat? 2 3 +836 4 Faced with inevitable defeat , the once dominant industry declined any recorded vote on the ban , which covers all but a fraction of 1 % of daily flights in the U . S . dominant industry Is the dominant industry the smoking industry? 7 9 +836 4 Faced with inevitable defeat , the once dominant industry declined any recorded vote on the ban , which covers all but a fraction of 1 % of daily flights in the U . S . all but a fraction of 1 % What do the non-covered flights have in common, aside from not being involved in the ban? 19 26 +836 5 The sole exceptions are an estimated 30 flights of six hours or more beginning or ending in Hawaii and Alaska . exceptions Why are there exceptions? 2 3 +836 5 The sole exceptions are an estimated 30 flights of six hours or more beginning or ending in Hawaii and Alaska . sole exceptions Why are Hawaii and Alaska excluded? 1 3 +836 5 The sole exceptions are an estimated 30 flights of six hours or more beginning or ending in Hawaii and Alaska . exceptions why are those routes the exceptions? 2 3 +836 5 The sole exceptions are an estimated 30 flights of six hours or more beginning or ending in Hawaii and Alaska . beginning or ending in Hawaii and Alaska What makes intercontinental flights different? 13 20 +836 5 The sole exceptions are an estimated 30 flights of six hours or more beginning or ending in Hawaii and Alaska . exceptions Why were there exceptions to the ban on smoking? 2 3 +837 1 Philip Morris Cos . is launching a massive corporate advertising campaign that will put the tobacco giant ' s name in TV commercials for the first time since the early 1950s , when it stopped advertising its namesake cigarette brand on television . first time since the early 1950s , what made them stop way back then? 25 32 +837 1 Philip Morris Cos . is launching a massive corporate advertising campaign that will put the tobacco giant ' s name in TV commercials for the first time since the early 1950s , when it stopped advertising its namesake cigarette brand on television . massive corporate advertising campaign Why the advertising in such a hostile climate? 7 11 +837 2 The campaign , a patriotic celebration of the 200th anniversary of the Bill of Rights , doesn ' t mention cigarettes or smoking ; cigarette ads have been prohibited on television since 1971 . doesn ' t mention cigarettes or smoking ; Then why are we worried? Is it a crime for an industry to put out a patriotic commercial for a patriotic anniversary? 16 24 +837 3 But even before it begins , the campaign is drawing fire from anti - smoking advocates , who criticize Philip Morris ' s attempt to bolster its beleaguered image by wrapping itself in the document that is a cornerstone of American democracy . anti - smoking advocates , who are the advocates? 12 17 +837 3 But even before it begins , the campaign is drawing fire from anti - smoking advocates , who criticize Philip Morris ' s attempt to bolster its beleaguered image by wrapping itself in the document that is a cornerstone of American democracy . bolster its beleaguered is this statement written with the emotive of the advocates or the author? I wonder if this is an opinion piece and biased and where is the bias? 25 28 +837 3 But even before it begins , the campaign is drawing fire from anti - smoking advocates , who criticize Philip Morris ' s attempt to bolster its beleaguered image by wrapping itself in the document that is a cornerstone of American democracy . anti - smoking advocates , Which anti-smoking advocates? 12 17 +837 3 But even before it begins , the campaign is drawing fire from anti - smoking advocates , who criticize Philip Morris ' s attempt to bolster its beleaguered image by wrapping itself in the document that is a cornerstone of American democracy . wrapping itself in the document Why does Philip Morris think this will help its image? 30 35 +837 4 Philip Morris , which became the U . S . ' s largest food company last year with its $ 12 . 9 billion acquisition of Kraft Inc . , seems determined to evolve beyond its roots in Marlboro country . evolve beyond what will it evolve to? 33 35 +837 4 Philip Morris , which became the U . S . ' s largest food company last year with its $ 12 . 9 billion acquisition of Kraft Inc . , seems determined to evolve beyond its roots in Marlboro country . evolve beyond its roots in Marlboro country Since this company no longer does just tobacco products, are these commercials to be geared more towards the food side of their business? 33 40 +837 4 Philip Morris , which became the U . S . ' s largest food company last year with its $ 12 . 9 billion acquisition of Kraft Inc . , seems determined to evolve beyond its roots in Marlboro country . evolve beyond its roots in Marlboro country . Is it horrible for a company to branch into other industries to help ensure its survival 33 41 +837 4 Philip Morris , which became the U . S . ' s largest food company last year with its $ 12 . 9 billion acquisition of Kraft Inc . , seems determined to evolve beyond its roots in Marlboro country . acquisition of Kraft Inc Why did PM acquire Kraft Foods? 24 28 +837 5 The company ' s research suggests that its name recognition among most consumers remains unusually low , although its array of brands - - including Maxwell House coffee , Jell - O , Cheez Whiz , and Miller beer - - blanket supermarket shelves . unusually low , why is it so low? 14 17 +837 5 The company ' s research suggests that its name recognition among most consumers remains unusually low , although its array of brands - - including Maxwell House coffee , Jell - O , Cheez Whiz , and Miller beer - - blanket supermarket shelves . consumers remains unusually low , How can such a large company have such poor name recognition? 12 17 +838 1 Coast Savings Financial Inc . reported a third - quarter loss , citing a previously announced capital restructuring program . capital restructuring program . why did they make a capital restructuring program? 16 20 +838 1 Coast Savings Financial Inc . reported a third - quarter loss , citing a previously announced capital restructuring program . capital restructuring program What program and when was it announced? 16 19 +838 1 Coast Savings Financial Inc . reported a third - quarter loss , citing a previously announced capital restructuring program . capital restructuring program What was the reason a restructuring program was needed? 16 19 +838 2 The Los Angeles thrift holding company said it had a loss of $ 92 . 2 million , or $ 6 . 98 a share , for the quarter ended Sept . 30 . loss of $ 92 . 2 million , Why did they lose so much? 10 18 +838 2 The Los Angeles thrift holding company said it had a loss of $ 92 . 2 million , or $ 6 . 98 a share , for the quarter ended Sept . 30 . a loss of $ 92 . 2 million , What drove the loss? 9 18 +838 3 Coast earned $ 10 . 2 million , or 67 cents a share , in the year - ago quarter . $ 10 . 2 million , so are they overall profiting then? 2 8 +838 3 Coast earned $ 10 . 2 million , or 67 cents a share , in the year - ago quarter . in the year - ago quarter is this the same quarter from last year? 14 20 +838 4 The year - ago results have been restated to comply with government regulations . restated to comply why did they have to restate? 7 10 +838 4 The year - ago results have been restated to comply with government regulations . restated to comply with government regulations . why didn't the initial number comply? 7 14 +838 4 The year - ago results have been restated to comply with government regulations . restated to comply with government regulations Why didn't they already comply? 7 13 +838 4 The year - ago results have been restated to comply with government regulations . government regulations What government regulations is Coast complying with? 11 13 +838 4 The year - ago results have been restated to comply with government regulations . restated In this context, what does restated mean? Why did it need to be done? 7 8 +838 5 The restructuring program is designed to increase the company ' s tangible capital ratio . tangible capital ratio what is that exactly? 11 14 +838 5 The restructuring program is designed to increase the company ' s tangible capital ratio . tangible capital ratio . what is tangible capital ratio? 11 15 +838 5 The restructuring program is designed to increase the company ' s tangible capital ratio . tangible capital ratio What is tangible capital ratio? 11 14 +838 5 The restructuring program is designed to increase the company ' s tangible capital ratio . tangible capital ratio What is a \"tangible capital ratio?\" 11 14 +839 1 A shiny new takeover deal sparked a big rally in stock prices , which buoyed the dollar . takeover deal sparked who took over? 3 6 +839 1 A shiny new takeover deal sparked a big rally in stock prices , which buoyed the dollar . takeover Who is taking over what? 3 4 +839 1 A shiny new takeover deal sparked a big rally in stock prices , which buoyed the dollar . stock prices , How much did stock prices change? 10 13 +839 1 A shiny new takeover deal sparked a big rally in stock prices , which buoyed the dollar . shiny Why was the deal shiny? 1 2 +839 1 A shiny new takeover deal sparked a big rally in stock prices , which buoyed the dollar . takeover deal Which companies are involved in the takeover deal? 3 5 +839 2 Bond prices also edged higher . higher higher than what? 4 5 +839 2 Bond prices also edged higher . edged higher How much higher? 3 5 +839 2 Bond prices also edged higher . Bond How are bond prices related to stock prices? 0 1 +839 3 Georgia - Pacific ' s $ 3 . 18 billion bid for Great Northern Nekoosa helped drive the Dow Jones Industrial Average up 41 . 60 points , to 2645 . 08 , in active trading . Great Northern Nekoosa What kind of business does this company do? 12 15 +839 4 The dollar drew strength from the stock market ' s climb . drew strength how much did it increase? 2 4 +839 4 The dollar drew strength from the stock market ' s climb . dollar drew strength How much did it change? 1 4 +839 4 The dollar drew strength from the stock market ' s climb . strength The dollar drew strength in relation to what currencies? 3 4 +839 5 Long - term bond prices rose despite trepidation about what a key economic report will show today . what a key economic report will show today What do you expect the report to say? 9 17 +839 5 Long - term bond prices rose despite trepidation about what a key economic report will show today . trepidation Why was there trepidation about this key economic report? 7 8 +839 5 Long - term bond prices rose despite trepidation about what a key economic report will show today . key economic report What is the key economic report? 11 14 +840 1 Private industry ' s labor costs rose 1 . 2 % in the third quarter , matching the second - quarter pace , as health insurance costs continued to soar , the Labor Department said . health insurance Why is health insurance so costly? 24 26 +840 1 Private industry ' s labor costs rose 1 . 2 % in the third quarter , matching the second - quarter pace , as health insurance costs continued to soar , the Labor Department said . Private industry ' s What is private industry? 0 4 +840 1 Private industry ' s labor costs rose 1 . 2 % in the third quarter , matching the second - quarter pace , as health insurance costs continued to soar , the Labor Department said . health insurance costs Why are health insurance costs soaring? 24 27 +840 1 Private industry ' s labor costs rose 1 . 2 % in the third quarter , matching the second - quarter pace , as health insurance costs continued to soar , the Labor Department said . Private industry ' s labor costs What does this have to do with health insurance costs? 0 6 +840 2 The increase in wage and benefit costs in the third quarter was greater than the 1 % rise reported for the third quarter of 1988 . quarter of 1988 what year are we talking about now? 22 25 +840 2 The increase in wage and benefit costs in the third quarter was greater than the 1 % rise reported for the third quarter of 1988 . third quarter of 1988 What was the number of the third quarter? 21 25 +840 2 The increase in wage and benefit costs in the third quarter was greater than the 1 % rise reported for the third quarter of 1988 . increase in wage and benefit costs Why are the costs increasing? 1 7 +840 3 " Wage increases and overall compensation increases are beginning to curl upward a little bit , " said Audrey Freedman , a labor economist at the Conference Board , a business research organization . Conference Board , What is the credibility of the conference Board? 26 29 +840 3 " Wage increases and overall compensation increases are beginning to curl upward a little bit , " said Audrey Freedman , a labor economist at the Conference Board , a business research organization . beginning to curl upward a little bit , " What is the cause of this up turn? is the market increasing and this is a natural side effect or has something happened to unnatural inflate the prices? 8 17 +840 4 " One would have thought this would have happened two or three years ago as the labor market tightened . " One Who is One? 0 2 +840 4 " One would have thought this would have happened two or three years ago as the labor market tightened . two or three years ago why did it not happen then but did at the time of this article? 9 14 +840 5 It is a considerably delayed reaction and it ' s not a severe one at all , " she added . delayed reaction delayed by how much? 4 6 +840 5 It is a considerably delayed reaction and it ' s not a severe one at all , " she added . severe one What would it be a severe one? 12 14 +840 5 It is a considerably delayed reaction and it ' s not a severe one at all , " she added . not a severe one at all , " then why is the author writing an article about it? 10 18 +841 1 After 20 years of pushing labor proposals to overhaul the nation ' s health - care system , Bert Seidman of the AFL - CIO is finding interest from an unlikely quarter : big business . unlikely quarter : why is it unlikely? 30 33 +841 1 After 20 years of pushing labor proposals to overhaul the nation ' s health - care system , Bert Seidman of the AFL - CIO is finding interest from an unlikely quarter : big business . labor proposals What labor proposals have to do with health care? 5 7 +841 1 After 20 years of pushing labor proposals to overhaul the nation ' s health - care system , Bert Seidman of the AFL - CIO is finding interest from an unlikely quarter : big business . big business Why would big business be interested in a health-care system overhaul? 33 35 +841 2 Corporate leaders , frustrated by double - digit increases in health - care costs , are beginning to sound like liberal Democrats . liberal Democrats Does this mean that corporate leaders want lower healthcare costs for their employees? 20 22 +841 3 Failure to check rising medical costs ultimately could " lead some of us who today are free - market advocates to re - examine our thinking and positions with respect to government - sponsored national health insurance , " Arthur Puccini , a General Electric Co . vice president , warned earlier this year . warned earlier who did he warn? 50 52 +841 3 Failure to check rising medical costs ultimately could " lead some of us who today are free - market advocates to re - examine our thinking and positions with respect to government - sponsored national health insurance , " Arthur Puccini , a General Electric Co . vice president , warned earlier this year . check rising medical costs Does this refer to how our government handles medical costs or how corporations pay people through medical coverage? 2 6 +841 3 Failure to check rising medical costs ultimately could " lead some of us who today are free - market advocates to re - examine our thinking and positions with respect to government - sponsored national health insurance , " Arthur Puccini , a General Electric Co . vice president , warned earlier this year . medical costs Why are rising medical costs left unchecked? 4 6 +841 3 Failure to check rising medical costs ultimately could " lead some of us who today are free - market advocates to re - examine our thinking and positions with respect to government - sponsored national health insurance , " Arthur Puccini , a General Electric Co . vice president , warned earlier this year . warned How or where did he warn? 50 51 +841 4 The pocketbook impact of health benefits has driven business and labor to a surprising consensus . pocketbook impact does it just mean money? 1 3 +841 4 The pocketbook impact of health benefits has driven business and labor to a surprising consensus . surprising What is surprising about the consensus? 13 14 +841 5 Both the AFL - CIO and the National Association of Manufacturers are calling for measures to control rising costs , improve quality and provide care to the 31 million Americans who currently lack health insurance . AFL - CIO and what does it stand for? 2 6 +841 5 Both the AFL - CIO and the National Association of Manufacturers are calling for measures to control rising costs , improve quality and provide care to the 31 million Americans who currently lack health insurance . health insurance Why do so many Americans lack health insurance? 33 35 +842 1 Ocean Drilling & Exploration Co . will sell its contract - drilling business , and took a $ 50 . 9 million loss from discontinued operations in the third quarter because of the planned sale . discontinued operations Why were the operations being discontinued? 24 26 +842 1 Ocean Drilling & Exploration Co . will sell its contract - drilling business , and took a $ 50 . 9 million loss from discontinued operations in the third quarter because of the planned sale . sell For how much? 7 8 +842 2 The New Orleans oil and gas exploration and diving operations company added that it doesn ' t expect any further adverse financial impact from the restructuring . further adverse financial will it gain money? 19 22 +842 2 The New Orleans oil and gas exploration and diving operations company added that it doesn ' t expect any further adverse financial impact from the restructuring . restructuring Why are they selling? 25 26 +842 3 In the third quarter , the company , which is 61 % - owned by Murphy Oil Corp . of Arkansas , had a net loss of $ 46 . 9 million , or 91 cents a share , compared with a restated loss of $ 9 million , or 18 cents a share , a year ago . restated loss what is a restated loss? 42 44 +842 3 In the third quarter , the company , which is 61 % - owned by Murphy Oil Corp . of Arkansas , had a net loss of $ 46 . 9 million , or 91 cents a share , compared with a restated loss of $ 9 million , or 18 cents a share , a year ago . net loss of $ 46 . 9 million , or 91 cents a share , Why was the company so debt-ridden compared to the year prior? 24 39 +842 3 In the third quarter , the company , which is 61 % - owned by Murphy Oil Corp . of Arkansas , had a net loss of $ 46 . 9 million , or 91 cents a share , compared with a restated loss of $ 9 million , or 18 cents a share , a year ago . loss Why did they lose money prior? 25 26 +842 4 The latest period had profit from continuing operations of $ 4 million . latest period had profit Profit from what? 1 5 +842 5 Revenue gained 13 % to $ 77 . 3 million from $ 68 . 5 million . 13 % to is that a big jump? 2 5 +842 5 Revenue gained 13 % to $ 77 . 3 million from $ 68 . 5 million . gained When did revenue gain? 1 2 +843 1 The Soviet legislature approved a 1990 budget yesterday that halves its huge deficit with cuts in defense spending and capital outlays while striving to improve supplies to frustrated consumers . capital outlays what are capital outlays? 19 21 +843 1 The Soviet legislature approved a 1990 budget yesterday that halves its huge deficit with cuts in defense spending and capital outlays while striving to improve supplies to frustrated consumers . frustrated consumers Why are customers frustrated? 27 29 +843 1 The Soviet legislature approved a 1990 budget yesterday that halves its huge deficit with cuts in defense spending and capital outlays while striving to improve supplies to frustrated consumers . improve How does the budget improve supplies to frustrated consumers? 24 25 +843 2 The vote to approve was approve was was it accepted? 3 5 +843 2 The vote to approve was vote to approve was What was the vote to approve? 1 5 +843 2 The vote to approve was vote How was the vote carried out? 1 2 +843 3 A proposal to raise prices of beer , tobacco and luxuries was rejected 338 - 44 . 338 - 44 so they really didnt want it? 13 16 +843 3 A proposal to raise prices of beer , tobacco and luxuries was rejected 338 - 44 . rejected Why was the proposal rejected? 12 13 +843 3 A proposal to raise prices of beer , tobacco and luxuries was rejected 338 - 44 . rejected Why was the proposal to raise prices of beer rejected? 12 13 +843 3 A proposal to raise prices of beer , tobacco and luxuries was rejected 338 - 44 . and luxuries What kind of luxuries? 9 11 +843 4 Soviet President Mikhail S . Gorbachev told the legislators they had made a good start , but that the most difficult work was still ahead . most difficult work What was the most difficult work? 19 22 +843 4 Soviet President Mikhail S . Gorbachev told the legislators they had made a good start , but that the most difficult work was still ahead . told the legislators they had made a good start , If the the proposal from last sentance was rejected, what is the good start? What was accepted? 6 16 +843 4 Soviet President Mikhail S . Gorbachev told the legislators they had made a good start , but that the most difficult work was still ahead . good Why was the start good? 13 14 +843 4 Soviet President Mikhail S . Gorbachev told the legislators they had made a good start , but that the most difficult work was still ahead . difficult Why is the work going to be difficult? 20 21 +843 5 The Tass news agency said the 1990 budget anticipates income of 429 . 9 billion rubles ( US $ 693 . 4 billion ) and expenditures of 489 . 9 billion rubles ( US $ 790 . 2 billion ) . anticipates How did the news agency arrive at these conclusions? 8 9 +844 1 Sea Containers Ltd . , in a long - awaited move to repel a hostile takeover bid , said it will sell $ 1 . 1 billion of assets and use some of the proceeds to buy about 50 % of its common shares for $ 70 apiece . long - awaited move who was awaiting it? 7 11 +844 1 Sea Containers Ltd . , in a long - awaited move to repel a hostile takeover bid , said it will sell $ 1 . 1 billion of assets and use some of the proceeds to buy about 50 % of its common shares for $ 70 apiece . Sea Containers Ltd What kind of business is Sea Containers Ltd.? 0 3 +844 1 Sea Containers Ltd . , in a long - awaited move to repel a hostile takeover bid , said it will sell $ 1 . 1 billion of assets and use some of the proceeds to buy about 50 % of its common shares for $ 70 apiece . assets What assets? 28 29 +844 1 Sea Containers Ltd . , in a long - awaited move to repel a hostile takeover bid , said it will sell $ 1 . 1 billion of assets and use some of the proceeds to buy about 50 % of its common shares for $ 70 apiece . Sea Containers Ltd What kind of company is this? 0 3 +844 2 Together with the 3 . 6 million shares currently controlled by management , subsidiaries and directors , the completed tender offer would give Sea Containers a controlling stake . controlling stake what is a controlling stake? 26 28 +844 3 Describing itself as " asset rich , " Sea Containers said it will move immediately to sell two ports , various ferries , ferry services , containers , and other investments . " asset rich , " are they not actually rich? 3 8 +844 3 Describing itself as " asset rich , " Sea Containers said it will move immediately to sell two ports , various ferries , ferry services , containers , and other investments . " asset rich , " What does asset rich mean? 3 8 +844 3 Describing itself as " asset rich , " Sea Containers said it will move immediately to sell two ports , various ferries , ferry services , containers , and other investments . other investments What are the other investments Sea Containers wants to sell? 29 31 +844 3 Describing itself as " asset rich , " Sea Containers said it will move immediately to sell two ports , various ferries , ferry services , containers , and other investments . sell two ports , Which two ports does it plan to sell? 16 20 +844 4 Of the proceeds , $ 500 million will be used to fund its tender offer . tender Who is the tender? 13 14 +845 1 The head trader of Chemical Banking Corp . ' s interest - rate options group has left the company , following valuation errors that resulted in a $ 33 million charge against its third - quarter results . $ 33 million charge why were they charged? 27 31 +845 1 The head trader of Chemical Banking Corp . ' s interest - rate options group has left the company , following valuation errors that resulted in a $ 33 million charge against its third - quarter results . head trader WHo is this? 1 3 +845 2 Chemical said Steven Edelson resigned recently , but one individual close to the situation said the resignation was forced . individual close to the situation said which individual? 9 15 +845 2 Chemical said Steven Edelson resigned recently , but one individual close to the situation said the resignation was forced . resignation was forced How was Steve Edelson's resignation forced? 16 19 +845 2 Chemical said Steven Edelson resigned recently , but one individual close to the situation said the resignation was forced . resignation was forced Why do they think the resignation was forced? 16 19 +845 2 Chemical said Steven Edelson resigned recently , but one individual close to the situation said the resignation was forced . one individual Who was the individual? 8 10 +845 4 A separate inquiry by Chemical cleared Mr . Edelson of allegations that he had been lavishly entertained by a New York money broker . lavishly entertained took out to dinner? 15 17 +845 4 A separate inquiry by Chemical cleared Mr . Edelson of allegations that he had been lavishly entertained by a New York money broker . separate inquiry How does this separate inquiry impact his relationship with the company? 1 3 +845 4 A separate inquiry by Chemical cleared Mr . Edelson of allegations that he had been lavishly entertained by a New York money broker . cleared Mr . Edelson of allegations Before or after he was fired? 5 11 +845 5 That inquiry hasn ' t resolved similar allegations involving another Chemical options trader . options trader Who is the other Chemical options trader? 11 13 +845 5 That inquiry hasn ' t resolved similar allegations involving another Chemical options trader . another Chemical options trader Again, which one? 9 13 +846 1 Battle - tested Japanese industrial managers here always buck up nervous newcomers with the tale of the first of their countrymen to visit Mexico , a boatload of samurai warriors blown ashore 375 years ago . always buck up nervous newcomers Why do they always buck up the newcomers? 7 12 +846 1 Battle - tested Japanese industrial managers here always buck up nervous newcomers with the tale of the first of their countrymen to visit Mexico , a boatload of samurai warriors blown ashore 375 years ago . tale What is the tale of the first Japanese to visit Mexico? 14 15 +846 1 Battle - tested Japanese industrial managers here always buck up nervous newcomers with the tale of the first of their countrymen to visit Mexico , a boatload of samurai warriors blown ashore 375 years ago . samurai warriors blown ashore Why were the samurai so far from home? 28 32 +846 2 " From the beginning , it took a man with extraordinary qualities to succeed in Mexico , " says Kimihide Takimura , president of Mitsui group ' s Kensetsu Engineering Inc . unit . it took a man with extraordinary qualities Why did man have to have extraordinary qualities to succeed in mexico? 5 12 +846 2 " From the beginning , it took a man with extraordinary qualities to succeed in Mexico , " says Kimihide Takimura , president of Mitsui group ' s Kensetsu Engineering Inc . unit . extraordinary qualities Which extraordinary qualities did the man who succeeded in Mexico have? 10 12 +846 2 " From the beginning , it took a man with extraordinary qualities to succeed in Mexico , " says Kimihide Takimura , president of Mitsui group ' s Kensetsu Engineering Inc . unit . succeed in Mexico , " why is it hard to succeed there? 13 18 +846 2 " From the beginning , it took a man with extraordinary qualities to succeed in Mexico , " says Kimihide Takimura , president of Mitsui group ' s Kensetsu Engineering Inc . unit . qualities to succeed in Mexico , " What is it about Mexico that makes it so hard for an average Joe to succeed? 11 18 +846 3 Here in this new center for Japanese assembly plants just across the border from San Diego , turnover is dizzying , infrastructure shoddy , bureaucracy intense . turnover is dizzying , Why is turnover so terrible at the assembly plant? 17 21 +846 3 Here in this new center for Japanese assembly plants just across the border from San Diego , turnover is dizzying , infrastructure shoddy , bureaucracy intense . infrastructure shoddy , Why is the infrastructure shoddy? 21 24 +846 3 Here in this new center for Japanese assembly plants just across the border from San Diego , turnover is dizzying , infrastructure shoddy , bureaucracy intense . turnover is dizzying , Why is the turnover dizzying at the Japanese assembly plants? 17 21 +846 3 Here in this new center for Japanese assembly plants just across the border from San Diego , turnover is dizzying , infrastructure shoddy , bureaucracy intense . turnover is dizzying , Why is there such high turnover? 17 21 +846 3 Here in this new center for Japanese assembly plants just across the border from San Diego , turnover is dizzying , infrastructure shoddy , bureaucracy intense . turnover is dizzying , Why are the conditions so poor in that plant? 17 21 +846 4 Even after - hours drag ; " karaoke " bars , where Japanese revelers sing over recorded music , are prohibited by Mexico ' s powerful musicians union . are prohibited Why are these prohibited? 19 21 +846 4 Even after - hours drag ; " karaoke " bars , where Japanese revelers sing over recorded music , are prohibited by Mexico ' s powerful musicians union . prohibited Why are karaoke bars banned by Mexico? 20 21 +846 4 Even after - hours drag ; " karaoke " bars , where Japanese revelers sing over recorded music , are prohibited by Mexico ' s powerful musicians union . prohibited by Mexico ' s powerful musicians union Why does the union prohibit karaoke? 20 28 +846 4 Even after - hours drag ; " karaoke " bars , where Japanese revelers sing over recorded music , are prohibited by Mexico ' s powerful musicians union . " karaoke " why is it quoted? 6 9 +846 4 Even after - hours drag ; " karaoke " bars , where Japanese revelers sing over recorded music , are prohibited by Mexico ' s powerful musicians union . powerful musicians union What does the union have against karaoke? 25 28 +846 5 Still , 20 Japanese companies , including giants such as Sanyo Industries Corp . , Matsushita Electronics Components Corp . and Sony Corp . have set up shop in the state of Northern Baja California . Still , 20 Japanese companies , Why have these companies decided to stay? 0 6 +846 5 Still , 20 Japanese companies , including giants such as Sanyo Industries Corp . , Matsushita Electronics Components Corp . and Sony Corp . have set up shop in the state of Northern Baja California . Northern Baja California is that near the border? 32 35 +846 5 Still , 20 Japanese companies , including giants such as Sanyo Industries Corp . , Matsushita Electronics Components Corp . and Sony Corp . have set up shop in the state of Northern Baja California . Still , Why would they set up shop there if presumably conditions are better elsewhere? 0 2 +847 1 Cray Research Inc . won government clearance for its proposed reorganization of founder Seymour Cray ' s supercomputer design team into a separate company . separate company What is the name of the separate company? 22 24 +847 1 Cray Research Inc . won government clearance for its proposed reorganization of founder Seymour Cray ' s supercomputer design team into a separate company . won government clearance What level of clearance were they given? 4 7 +847 3 Cray ' s directors set Nov . 15 as the record date for distribution of shares in the new company , to be called Cray Computer Corp . Nov . 15 of which year? 5 8 +847 3 Cray ' s directors set Nov . 15 as the record date for distribution of shares in the new company , to be called Cray Computer Corp . distribution of shares How many shares will be distributed? 13 16 +847 4 It will trade over the counter under the symbol CRAY . over the counter what does over the counter mean? 3 6 +847 4 It will trade over the counter under the symbol CRAY . trade over the counter What does \"trade over the counter\" mean? 2 6 +847 5 The plan calls for Cray Research holders to receive one share in the new company for every two shares held . share how much is one share? 10 11 +848 1 GREAT NORTHERN NEKOOSA is being sought by another big paper company , Georgia - Pacific , for $ 58 a share , or about $ 3 . 18 billion . being sought Why is this company being sought? 4 6 +848 1 GREAT NORTHERN NEKOOSA is being sought by another big paper company , Georgia - Pacific , for $ 58 a share , or about $ 3 . 18 billion . for $ 58 a share , Is this the typical? 16 22 +848 1 GREAT NORTHERN NEKOOSA is being sought by another big paper company , Georgia - Pacific , for $ 58 a share , or about $ 3 . 18 billion . sought Why does Georgia-Pacific seeking to buy Great Northern Nekoosa? 5 6 +848 1 GREAT NORTHERN NEKOOSA is being sought by another big paper company , Georgia - Pacific , for $ 58 a share , or about $ 3 . 18 billion . another How many other companies are seeking to buy Great Northern Nekoosa? 7 8 +848 1 GREAT NORTHERN NEKOOSA is being sought by another big paper company , Georgia - Pacific , for $ 58 a share , or about $ 3 . 18 billion . sought Why is Great Northern Nekoosa being sought by Georgia-Pacific? 5 6 +848 2 The tender offer , which surprised analysts because it appeared to be unsolicited , could spark a period of industry consolidation . tender offer , what is a tender offer? 1 4 +848 2 The tender offer , which surprised analysts because it appeared to be unsolicited , could spark a period of industry consolidation . tender offer , Why is it considered a tender offer? 1 4 +848 2 The tender offer , which surprised analysts because it appeared to be unsolicited , could spark a period of industry consolidation . spark a period of industry consolidation Is this needed? 15 21 +848 2 The tender offer , which surprised analysts because it appeared to be unsolicited , could spark a period of industry consolidation . unsolicited , Why was the offer given if it was unsolicited? 12 14 +848 3 Analysts questioned whether Georgia - Pacific will ultimately prevail , saying other paper concerns may make competing bids . Georgia - Pacific can they prevail? 3 6 +848 3 Analysts questioned whether Georgia - Pacific will ultimately prevail , saying other paper concerns may make competing bids . may make competing bids Was their any indication of that? 14 18 +848 3 Analysts questioned whether Georgia - Pacific will ultimately prevail , saying other paper concerns may make competing bids . prevail , How would the Georgia-Pacific fail? 8 10 +848 3 Analysts questioned whether Georgia - Pacific will ultimately prevail , saying other paper concerns may make competing bids . paper concerns What are paper concerns? 12 14 +848 4 Two more securities firms bowed to the outcry over program trading . the outcry What is the outcry? 6 8 +848 4 Two more securities firms bowed to the outcry over program trading . bowed Why did security firms bow to the outcry over program trading? 4 5 +848 4 Two more securities firms bowed to the outcry over program trading . trading How was the trading program controversial? 10 11 +848 4 Two more securities firms bowed to the outcry over program trading . securities firms Who are the securities firms? 2 4 +848 5 GE ' s Kidder Peabody unit said it would stop doing stock - index arbitrage for its own account , while Merrill Lynch said it was halting such trading entirely . halting such trading entirely . Why did they make that decision? 26 31 +848 5 GE ' s Kidder Peabody unit said it would stop doing stock - index arbitrage for its own account , while Merrill Lynch said it was halting such trading entirely . arbitrage How was GE performing stock-index arbitrage for its own account? 14 15 +848 5 GE ' s Kidder Peabody unit said it would stop doing stock - index arbitrage for its own account , while Merrill Lynch said it was halting such trading entirely . halting Why did Merrill Lynch halt the stock trading entirely? 26 27 +849 1 EAST GERMANS RALLIED in three cities to demand democratic freedoms . three cities Which three cities did the East Dermans rally in? 4 6 +849 1 EAST GERMANS RALLIED in three cities to demand democratic freedoms . democratic freedoms What democratic freedoms did the East Germans want? 8 10 +849 1 EAST GERMANS RALLIED in three cities to demand democratic freedoms . three cities which cities? 4 6 +849 1 EAST GERMANS RALLIED in three cities to demand democratic freedoms . demand democratic freedoms What democratic freedoms did East German citizens demand in the three cities? 7 10 +849 1 EAST GERMANS RALLIED in three cities to demand democratic freedoms . democratic freedoms What democratic freedoms do they demand? 8 10 +849 2 As the country ' s new leader , Egon Krenz , prepared to travel to Moscow today for talks with Soviet leader Gorbachev , hundreds of thousands of East Germans massed in the streets of Leipzig , Halle and Schwerin to call for internal freedoms and the legalization of the New Forum opposition group . legalization of the New Forum Why was the New Forum group illegal? 47 52 +849 2 As the country ' s new leader , Egon Krenz , prepared to travel to Moscow today for talks with Soviet leader Gorbachev , hundreds of thousands of East Germans massed in the streets of Leipzig , Halle and Schwerin to call for internal freedoms and the legalization of the New Forum opposition group . call for internal freedoms What internal freedoms did East German citizens demand from their newly elected leader? 41 45 +849 2 As the country ' s new leader , Egon Krenz , prepared to travel to Moscow today for talks with Soviet leader Gorbachev , hundreds of thousands of East Germans massed in the streets of Leipzig , Halle and Schwerin to call for internal freedoms and the legalization of the New Forum opposition group . New Forum opposition group Why did East German citizens want the New Forum opposition group to be established? 50 54 +849 2 As the country ' s new leader , Egon Krenz , prepared to travel to Moscow today for talks with Soviet leader Gorbachev , hundreds of thousands of East Germans massed in the streets of Leipzig , Halle and Schwerin to call for internal freedoms and the legalization of the New Forum opposition group . internal freedoms What internal freedoms do they demand? 43 45 +849 3 Krenz , however , vowed to preserve the Communist Party ' s hold on political power and said East Germans shouldn ' t destabilize the nation with unrealistic demands . destabilize the nation How would East Germans destabilize the nation? 23 26 +849 3 Krenz , however , vowed to preserve the Communist Party ' s hold on political power and said East Germans shouldn ' t destabilize the nation with unrealistic demands . unrealistic demands Why did he think that the demands were unrealistic? 27 29 +849 3 Krenz , however , vowed to preserve the Communist Party ' s hold on political power and said East Germans shouldn ' t destabilize the nation with unrealistic demands . unrealistic demands What did Egon Krenz believe were unrealistic demands? 27 29 +849 3 Krenz , however , vowed to preserve the Communist Party ' s hold on political power and said East Germans shouldn ' t destabilize the nation with unrealistic demands . destabilize the nation Why would East Germany be destabilised with the unrealistic demands of its citizens? 23 26 +849 3 Krenz , however , vowed to preserve the Communist Party ' s hold on political power and said East Germans shouldn ' t destabilize the nation with unrealistic demands . unrealistic Why where their demands unrealistic? 27 28 +849 4 Communist officials this month have faced nearly daily pro - democracy protests , accompanied by the flight to the West by thousands of East Germans . month which month? 3 4 +849 4 Communist officials this month have faced nearly daily pro - democracy protests , accompanied by the flight to the West by thousands of East Germans . accompanied by the flight to the West Why did East Germans move from East Germany to West Germany? 13 20 +849 5 Soviet police clashed with demonstrators in Moscow following a candlelight vigil around the KGB ' s Lubyanka headquarters in memory of those persecuted under Stalin . Lubyanka is that a city? 16 17 +849 5 Soviet police clashed with demonstrators in Moscow following a candlelight vigil around the KGB ' s Lubyanka headquarters in memory of those persecuted under Stalin . KGB ' s Lubyanka What is KGB's Lubyanka? 13 17 +849 5 Soviet police clashed with demonstrators in Moscow following a candlelight vigil around the KGB ' s Lubyanka headquarters in memory of those persecuted under Stalin . of those persecuted under Stalin How many people were persecuted under Stalin? 20 25 +849 5 Soviet police clashed with demonstrators in Moscow following a candlelight vigil around the KGB ' s Lubyanka headquarters in memory of those persecuted under Stalin . demonstrators How many demonstrators participated in the candlelit vigil in Moscow? 4 5 +849 5 Soviet police clashed with demonstrators in Moscow following a candlelight vigil around the KGB ' s Lubyanka headquarters in memory of those persecuted under Stalin . candlelight vigil What was the candlelight vigil for? 9 11 +850 1 The dollar finished mostly stronger yesterday , boosted by a modest recovery in share prices . stronger yesterday , How did it finish today? 4 7 +850 1 The dollar finished mostly stronger yesterday , boosted by a modest recovery in share prices . mostly stronger yesterday , how strong is it? 3 7 +850 1 The dollar finished mostly stronger yesterday , boosted by a modest recovery in share prices . recovery Why was there a recovery in share prices? 11 12 +850 1 The dollar finished mostly stronger yesterday , boosted by a modest recovery in share prices . The dollar Which dollar? Which country? 0 2 +850 1 The dollar finished mostly stronger yesterday , boosted by a modest recovery in share prices . modest recovery in share prices Why was there a modest recovery in share prices? 10 15 +850 2 The Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed 6 . 76 points in a spate of bargain - hunting following last week ' s declines . spate of bargain - hunting How can they call it bargain-hunting? 12 17 +850 2 The Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed 6 . 76 points in a spate of bargain - hunting following last week ' s declines . bargain - hunting What is considered bargain hunting? 14 17 +850 2 The Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed 6 . 76 points in a spate of bargain - hunting following last week ' s declines . spate of bargain - hunting How did a spate of bargain hunting work? 12 17 +850 3 " Attention is fixed on the stock market for lack of anything else to sink our teeth into , " said Robert White , a vice president at First Interstate of California . lack of anything else to sink our teeth into , " Why do we have nothing else to sink our teeth into? 9 20 +850 3 " Attention is fixed on the stock market for lack of anything else to sink our teeth into , " said Robert White , a vice president at First Interstate of California . Robert White , who asked him the question? 21 24 +850 3 " Attention is fixed on the stock market for lack of anything else to sink our teeth into , " said Robert White , a vice president at First Interstate of California . sink our teeth into , " Why isn't there anything to sink our teeth into? 14 20 +850 3 " Attention is fixed on the stock market for lack of anything else to sink our teeth into , " said Robert White , a vice president at First Interstate of California . First Interstate of California What does this business do? 28 32 +850 4 Some analysts predict that in the absence of market - moving news to push the U . S . unit sharply higher or lower , the currency is likely to drift below 1 . 80 marks this week . market - moving news Why is there no market-moving news? 8 12 +850 4 Some analysts predict that in the absence of market - moving news to push the U . S . unit sharply higher or lower , the currency is likely to drift below 1 . 80 marks this week . likely to drift below 1 . 80 marks What are \"marks\"? 28 36 +850 4 Some analysts predict that in the absence of market - moving news to push the U . S . unit sharply higher or lower , the currency is likely to drift below 1 . 80 marks this week . absence of market - moving news Why is their an absence of market-moving news? 6 12 +850 5 But others reject the view , and forecast the dollar will continue to hold its current tight trading pattern . But others reject the view Why do others reject this view? 0 5 +850 5 But others reject the view , and forecast the dollar will continue to hold its current tight trading pattern . others reject the view , do they have a good point? 1 6 +850 5 But others reject the view , and forecast the dollar will continue to hold its current tight trading pattern . reject the view , Why do others reject the view? 2 6 +851 1 Singer Bette Midler won a $ 400 , 000 federal court jury verdict against Young & Rubicam in a case that threatens a popular advertising industry practice of using " sound - alike " performers to tout products . practice How does that work? 26 27 +851 1 Singer Bette Midler won a $ 400 , 000 federal court jury verdict against Young & Rubicam in a case that threatens a popular advertising industry practice of using " sound - alike " performers to tout products . threatens Is that very threatening or actually threatening? 21 22 +851 2 The decision in Los Angeles federal court stems from a 1985 Mercury Sable TV ad that Young & Rubicam worked up for Ford Motor Co . stems from How does it stem from the ad and why? 7 9 +851 3 The ad agency had approached Ms . Midler about appearing , but she declined , citing a longstanding policy of refusing advertising work . refusing advertising work Why does Bette Midler refuse advertising work? 20 23 +851 3 The ad agency had approached Ms . Midler about appearing , but she declined , citing a longstanding policy of refusing advertising work . refusing advertising work why does she refuse it so much? 20 23 +851 3 The ad agency had approached Ms . Midler about appearing , but she declined , citing a longstanding policy of refusing advertising work . longstanding Since when? 17 18 +851 3 The ad agency had approached Ms . Midler about appearing , but she declined , citing a longstanding policy of refusing advertising work . advertising work Does she refuse all advertising work? 21 23 +851 4 The agency then turned to a former backup singer for Ms . Midler who appeared in the ad and crooned what was generally considered a more than credible imitation of Ms . Midler ' s 1973 hit song " Do You Wanna Dance . " crooned does it mean to sing? 19 20 +851 4 The agency then turned to a former backup singer for Ms . Midler who appeared in the ad and crooned what was generally considered a more than credible imitation of Ms . Midler ' s 1973 hit song " Do You Wanna Dance . " former backup singer for Ms . Midler Who was the former backup singer for Ms. Midler? 6 13 +851 5 The appeals court held : " When a distinctive voice of a professional singer is widely known and is deliberately imitated in order to sell a product , the sellers have appropriated what is not theirs . " appeals court held : who said this exactly? 1 5 +852 1 Mercury Savings & Loan Association , Huntington Beach , Calif . , reported a third - quarter loss of $ 3 . 9 million , or 61 cents a share , compared with net income of $ 1 . 4 million , or 22 cents a share , in the year - earlier quarter . loss What is the cause of this loss? 17 18 +852 1 Mercury Savings & Loan Association , Huntington Beach , Calif . , reported a third - quarter loss of $ 3 . 9 million , or 61 cents a share , compared with net income of $ 1 . 4 million , or 22 cents a share , in the year - earlier quarter . compared with Are the numbers the loss was compared to average? 31 33 +852 1 Mercury Savings & Loan Association , Huntington Beach , Calif . , reported a third - quarter loss of $ 3 . 9 million , or 61 cents a share , compared with net income of $ 1 . 4 million , or 22 cents a share , in the year - earlier quarter . loss why are they reporting a loss? 17 18 +852 1 Mercury Savings & Loan Association , Huntington Beach , Calif . , reported a third - quarter loss of $ 3 . 9 million , or 61 cents a share , compared with net income of $ 1 . 4 million , or 22 cents a share , in the year - earlier quarter . third - quarter loss Why did Mercury Savings & Loan Association have a third-quarter loss? 14 18 +852 1 Mercury Savings & Loan Association , Huntington Beach , Calif . , reported a third - quarter loss of $ 3 . 9 million , or 61 cents a share , compared with net income of $ 1 . 4 million , or 22 cents a share , in the year - earlier quarter . loss why was there a loss? 17 18 +852 2 Mercury attributed the loss to rapid prepayments of loans and costs incurred in refinancing many house loans this past spring and summer , when interest rates dipped . rapid prepayments Why were the payments expediated? 5 7 +852 2 Mercury attributed the loss to rapid prepayments of loans and costs incurred in refinancing many house loans this past spring and summer , when interest rates dipped . rates dipped How much of a dip? 25 27 +852 2 Mercury attributed the loss to rapid prepayments of loans and costs incurred in refinancing many house loans this past spring and summer , when interest rates dipped . rapid prepayments should they have been slower? 5 7 +852 2 Mercury attributed the loss to rapid prepayments of loans and costs incurred in refinancing many house loans this past spring and summer , when interest rates dipped . when interest rates dipped What caused interest rates to dip? 23 27 +852 3 The thrift hired an investment banker earlier this month to advise it regarding a possible sale or merger . hired an investment banker Is this banker reputable? 2 6 +852 3 The thrift hired an investment banker earlier this month to advise it regarding a possible sale or merger . a possible sale or merger Is this the only option? 13 18 +852 3 The thrift hired an investment banker earlier this month to advise it regarding a possible sale or merger . month which month? 8 9 +852 3 The thrift hired an investment banker earlier this month to advise it regarding a possible sale or merger . thrift what is a thrift? 1 2 +852 4 Mercury also is shrinking itself , part of its plan to change its emphasis from buying mortgage loans from mortgage brokers to making loans directly . making loans directly Will this be more profitable for them?\n 22 25 +852 4 Mercury also is shrinking itself , part of its plan to change its emphasis from buying mortgage loans from mortgage brokers to making loans directly . shrinking itself , by how much? 3 6 +852 4 Mercury also is shrinking itself , part of its plan to change its emphasis from buying mortgage loans from mortgage brokers to making loans directly . emphasis from Why is it shrinking itself--what is the driver behind this? 13 15 +852 5 Such a focus is " more profitable , more efficient and gives us a greater sense of control , " said William A . Shane , Mercury ' s senior executive vice president . profitable , How much profit can be made? 6 8 +853 1 West German insurance giant Allianz AG entered the takeover battle between France ' s Cie . Allianz AG Why did Allianz AG enter the takeover battle? 4 6 +853 2 Financiere de Paribas and Cie . de Navigation Mixte . Cie . de Navigation is that in french? 4 8 +853 2 Financiere de Paribas and Cie . de Navigation Mixte . Financiere de Paribas What is Financiere de Paribas? 0 3 +853 2 Financiere de Paribas and Cie . de Navigation Mixte . Cie . de Navigation Mixte What is Cie. de Navigation Mixte? 4 9 +853 3 Allianz said it won French government approval to buy as much as one - third of Navigation Mixte , a diversified financial , transport and food holding company . diversified financial , how were they able to diversify? 20 23 +853 3 Allianz said it won French government approval to buy as much as one - third of Navigation Mixte , a diversified financial , transport and food holding company . French government approval How did the company gain approval? 4 7 +853 3 Allianz said it won French government approval to buy as much as one - third of Navigation Mixte , a diversified financial , transport and food holding company . as one - third of Navigation Mixte , how much does this company cost? 11 19 +853 5 Munich - based Allianz ' s brief explanatory statement said it is acting to protect its own interests as a shareholder of Navigation Mixte . brief explanatory how long was it? 6 8 +853 5 Munich - based Allianz ' s brief explanatory statement said it is acting to protect its own interests as a shareholder of Navigation Mixte . protect its own interests Why was the company trying to protect its own interests? 14 18 +854 1 The following were among yesterday ' s offerings and pricings in the U . S . and non - U . S . capital markets , with terms and syndicate manager , as compiled by Dow Jones Capital Markets Report : offerings Why are they making offerings? 7 8 +854 1 The following were among yesterday ' s offerings and pricings in the U . S . and non - U . S . capital markets , with terms and syndicate manager , as compiled by Dow Jones Capital Markets Report : pricings How are the markets priced? 9 10 +854 1 The following were among yesterday ' s offerings and pricings in the U . S . and non - U . S . capital markets , with terms and syndicate manager , as compiled by Dow Jones Capital Markets Report : compiled How are the terms compiled by Dow Jones Capital Markets Report? 33 34 +854 1 The following were among yesterday ' s offerings and pricings in the U . S . and non - U . S . capital markets , with terms and syndicate manager , as compiled by Dow Jones Capital Markets Report : U . S . and non - U . S . capital markets , What are the names of these markets? 12 26 +854 1 The following were among yesterday ' s offerings and pricings in the U . S . and non - U . S . capital markets , with terms and syndicate manager , as compiled by Dow Jones Capital Markets Report : offerings What are these offerings? 7 8 +854 2 New York City - - $ 813 . 4 million of general obligation bonds , Fiscal 1990 Series C and D , including $ 757 . 4 million of tax - exempt bonds and $ 56 million of taxable bonds , tentatively priced by a Goldman Sachs & Co . group . general obligation bonds , What are general obligation bonds? 11 15 +854 2 New York City - - $ 813 . 4 million of general obligation bonds , Fiscal 1990 Series C and D , including $ 757 . 4 million of tax - exempt bonds and $ 56 million of taxable bonds , tentatively priced by a Goldman Sachs & Co . group . taxable bonds , how is the tax or nontax decided? 38 41 +854 2 New York City - - $ 813 . 4 million of general obligation bonds , Fiscal 1990 Series C and D , including $ 757 . 4 million of tax - exempt bonds and $ 56 million of taxable bonds , tentatively priced by a Goldman Sachs & Co . group . obligation Why are the bonds obligated? 12 13 +854 2 New York City - - $ 813 . 4 million of general obligation bonds , Fiscal 1990 Series C and D , including $ 757 . 4 million of tax - exempt bonds and $ 56 million of taxable bonds , tentatively priced by a Goldman Sachs & Co . group . tax - exempt Why are the bonds tax-exempt? 29 32 +854 2 New York City - - $ 813 . 4 million of general obligation bonds , Fiscal 1990 Series C and D , including $ 757 . 4 million of tax - exempt bonds and $ 56 million of taxable bonds , tentatively priced by a Goldman Sachs & Co . group . tentatively Why is Goldman Sach & Co. group tentative about the pricing? 41 42 +854 2 New York City - - $ 813 . 4 million of general obligation bonds , Fiscal 1990 Series C and D , including $ 757 . 4 million of tax - exempt bonds and $ 56 million of taxable bonds , tentatively priced by a Goldman Sachs & Co . group . general obligation bonds , What are general obligation bonds? 11 15 +854 2 New York City - - $ 813 . 4 million of general obligation bonds , Fiscal 1990 Series C and D , including $ 757 . 4 million of tax - exempt bonds and $ 56 million of taxable bonds , tentatively priced by a Goldman Sachs & Co . group . tentatively priced Why were these bonds tentatively priced? 41 43 +854 2 New York City - - $ 813 . 4 million of general obligation bonds , Fiscal 1990 Series C and D , including $ 757 . 4 million of tax - exempt bonds and $ 56 million of taxable bonds , tentatively priced by a Goldman Sachs & Co . group . bonds , Why are they issuing these? 13 15 +854 3 Yields for tax - exempt bonds range from 6 1 / 2 % in 1990 to 7 . 88 % in 2003 - 2005 . 1990 Why were the rates 6 1/5% in 1990? 14 15 +854 3 Yields for tax - exempt bonds range from 6 1 / 2 % in 1990 to 7 . 88 % in 2003 - 2005 . 1990 Why did they increase so much? 14 15 +854 4 Yields for taxable bonds range from 9 1 / 8 % in 1994 to 9 . 90 % in 2009 and 2010 . 9 1 / 8 % in 1994 why are they higher than taxexempt? 6 13 +854 4 Yields for taxable bonds range from 9 1 / 8 % in 1994 to 9 . 90 % in 2009 and 2010 . 2009 Why were the taxable bonds in 2009 and 2010 9.90%? 19 20 +854 4 Yields for taxable bonds range from 9 1 / 8 % in 1994 to 9 . 90 % in 2009 and 2010 . 9 1 / 8 % in 1994 to 9 . 90 % in 2009 and 2010 Why is the range of years so large? 6 22 +854 5 The bonds are all rated single - A by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . single - A What are rated single-A bonds? 5 8 +854 5 The bonds are all rated single - A by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . single - A what does single a mean? 5 8 +854 5 The bonds are all rated single - A by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . single - A Why did Moody's Investors Service Inc. rate the bonds as single-A? 5 8 +854 5 The bonds are all rated single - A by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . rated How does Moody's Investors Service Inc. determine the rate of bonds? 4 5 +854 5 The bonds are all rated single - A by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . single - A What is the difference between a single-A bond and other rated bonds? 5 8 +854 5 The bonds are all rated single - A by Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . single - A What are single-A bonds? 5 8 +855 1 Eastern Airlines ' creditors committee backed off a move to come up with its own alternative proposals to the carrier ' s bankruptcy reorganization plans , according to sources familiar with the committee . according to sources familiar with the committee Who are the sources? 26 33 +855 1 Eastern Airlines ' creditors committee backed off a move to come up with its own alternative proposals to the carrier ' s bankruptcy reorganization plans , according to sources familiar with the committee . bankruptcy reorganization plans , Why is the airline going bankrupt? 22 26 +855 1 Eastern Airlines ' creditors committee backed off a move to come up with its own alternative proposals to the carrier ' s bankruptcy reorganization plans , according to sources familiar with the committee . proposals So what is the other proposal? 16 17 +855 2 In a meeting in New York yesterday , the committee put on hold instructions it gave two weeks ago to its experts to explore other options for Eastern ' s future , the sources said . meeting in New York Why was the meeting in NYC? 2 6 +855 2 In a meeting in New York yesterday , the committee put on hold instructions it gave two weeks ago to its experts to explore other options for Eastern ' s future , the sources said . options What are the other options? 25 26 +855 2 In a meeting in New York yesterday , the committee put on hold instructions it gave two weeks ago to its experts to explore other options for Eastern ' s future , the sources said . options What were the other options being explored for Eastern Airlines' future? 25 26 +855 3 The consultants had been working to finish a report this week . The consultants For whom were the consultants working? 0 2 +855 4 That means Eastern , a unit of Texas Air Corp . of Houston , can go forward with its pitch for creditor approval as early as today , when it is expected to deliver a revised reorganization plan to the committee . revised reorganization whats in the revised version? 35 37 +855 4 That means Eastern , a unit of Texas Air Corp . of Houston , can go forward with its pitch for creditor approval as early as today , when it is expected to deliver a revised reorganization plan to the committee . revised reorganization plan What will the reorganization look like? 35 38 +855 4 That means Eastern , a unit of Texas Air Corp . of Houston , can go forward with its pitch for creditor approval as early as today , when it is expected to deliver a revised reorganization plan to the committee . deliver When will they deliver? 33 34 +855 5 The committee intends to meet next week to make a recommendation on the new plan . next week which year is it? 5 7 +856 1 The Federal Reserve Board said it is delaying approval of First Union Corp . ' s proposed $ 849 million acquisition of Florida National Banks of Florida Inc . , pending the outcome of an examination into First Union ' s lending practices in low - income neighborhoods . low - income neighborhoods were they doing something illegal? 44 48 +856 1 The Federal Reserve Board said it is delaying approval of First Union Corp . ' s proposed $ 849 million acquisition of Florida National Banks of Florida Inc . , pending the outcome of an examination into First Union ' s lending practices in low - income neighborhoods . examination Why are they wanting to look into the lending practices in low-income neighborhoods? 35 36 +856 1 The Federal Reserve Board said it is delaying approval of First Union Corp . ' s proposed $ 849 million acquisition of Florida National Banks of Florida Inc . , pending the outcome of an examination into First Union ' s lending practices in low - income neighborhoods . lending practices What was First Union's lending practices in low-income neighborhoods? 41 43 +856 1 The Federal Reserve Board said it is delaying approval of First Union Corp . ' s proposed $ 849 million acquisition of Florida National Banks of Florida Inc . , pending the outcome of an examination into First Union ' s lending practices in low - income neighborhoods . lending practices in low - income neighborhoods . ARE THEY SUSPICIOUS OR IS THIS NORMAL ROUTINE FOR AN ACQUISITION THIS SIZE? 41 49 +856 2 The decision reflects the Fed ' s tougher stance on enforcing the Community Reinvestment Act , a federal law passed in 1977 to help low - income residents obtain loans . loans What kinds of loans? 29 30 +856 2 The decision reflects the Fed ' s tougher stance on enforcing the Community Reinvestment Act , a federal law passed in 1977 to help low - income residents obtain loans . reflects WHAT WAS DONE THAT MAKES THESE TWO SITUATIONS RESEMBLE EACH OTHER? 2 3 +856 3 In recent years , unions and community groups have won big commitments from banks to make low - interest loans in certain neighborhoods by threatening to hold up proposed acquisitions with protests to the Fed about reinvestment act compliance . proposed acquisitions Where or what are the proposed acquisitions? 28 30 +856 3 In recent years , unions and community groups have won big commitments from banks to make low - interest loans in certain neighborhoods by threatening to hold up proposed acquisitions with protests to the Fed about reinvestment act compliance . proposed acquisitions What proposed acquisitions were unions and community groups threatening to hold up? 28 30 +856 4 Few petitions , however , have actually delayed or scuttled mergers . Few petitions , why are they used then? 0 3 +856 4 Few petitions , however , have actually delayed or scuttled mergers . Few petitions , EXAMPLES OF THESE CASES? WHY WERE THESE SUCCESSFUL AND OTHERS NOT? 0 3 +856 5 The current dispute involves allegations that Charlotte , N . C . - based First Union hasn ' t lived up to its responsibilities under the reinvestment act . reinvestment What's the reinvestment act? 26 27 +856 5 The current dispute involves allegations that Charlotte , N . C . - based First Union hasn ' t lived up to its responsibilities under the reinvestment act . reinvestment act when was that enacted? 26 28 +856 5 The current dispute involves allegations that Charlotte , N . C . - based First Union hasn ' t lived up to its responsibilities under the reinvestment act . responsibilities What responsibilities have they not lived up to? 23 24 +856 5 The current dispute involves allegations that Charlotte , N . C . - based First Union hasn ' t lived up to its responsibilities under the reinvestment act . responsibilities Which responsibilities has First Union not lived up to? 23 24 +856 5 The current dispute involves allegations that Charlotte , N . C . - based First Union hasn ' t lived up to its responsibilities under the reinvestment act . responsibilities WHAT ARE THESE RESPONSIBILITIES? 23 24 +857 1 Foothills Pipe Lines Ltd . filed an application with Canadian regulators to build a 4 . 4 billion Canadian dollar ( US $ 3 . 74 billion ) pipeline to transport natural gas from Canada ' s Arctic to U . S . markets beginning in transport natural gas What kind of natural gas? 30 33 +857 1 Foothills Pipe Lines Ltd . filed an application with Canadian regulators to build a 4 . 4 billion Canadian dollar ( US $ 3 . 74 billion ) pipeline to transport natural gas from Canada ' s Arctic to U . S . markets beginning in beginning When is the pipeline beginning? 44 45 +857 2 The application by Foothills , owned by Calgary - based Nova Corp . of Alberta and Westcoast Energy Inc . of Vancouver , Canada , is expected to kick off what could be a contentious battle for the right to transport vast quantities of gas to southern markets from still - undeveloped fields in Canada ' s Mackenzie River delta . Mackenzie River delta is it a big river? 57 60 +857 2 The application by Foothills , owned by Calgary - based Nova Corp . of Alberta and Westcoast Energy Inc . of Vancouver , Canada , is expected to kick off what could be a contentious battle for the right to transport vast quantities of gas to southern markets from still - undeveloped fields in Canada ' s Mackenzie River delta . contentious battle Why would it be a contentious battle? 34 36 +857 2 The application by Foothills , owned by Calgary - based Nova Corp . of Alberta and Westcoast Energy Inc . of Vancouver , Canada , is expected to kick off what could be a contentious battle for the right to transport vast quantities of gas to southern markets from still - undeveloped fields in Canada ' s Mackenzie River delta . still - undeveloped fields Why are the fields still undeveloped? 49 53 +857 4 " Foothills wants to make it clear to other pipeline companies that it ' s on first insofar as transporting gas from the Arctic to southern markets , " Mr . Hillary said . Hillary said when did he say this? 31 33 +857 5 At least two rival applications are expected to emerge in coming months , including one from TransCanada PipeLines Ltd . , Canada ' s largest natural gas pipeline operator . including one who is the other application? 13 15 +858 1 Boeing Co . ' s third - quarter profit leaped 68 % , but Wall Street ' s attention was focused on the picket line , not the bottom line . focused Why is Wall Street focused on the picket line? 20 21 +858 1 Boeing Co . ' s third - quarter profit leaped 68 % , but Wall Street ' s attention was focused on the picket line , not the bottom line . picket line , Why are Boeing's workers striking? 23 26 +858 2 In fact , the earnings report unfolded as representatives of the world ' s No . 1 jet maker and the striking Machinists union came back to the negotiating table for their first meeting in two weeks . the striking Machinists union Why were the machinists on strike? 20 24 +858 2 In fact , the earnings report unfolded as representatives of the world ' s No . 1 jet maker and the striking Machinists union came back to the negotiating table for their first meeting in two weeks . Machinists union how large is the union? 22 24 +858 2 In fact , the earnings report unfolded as representatives of the world ' s No . 1 jet maker and the striking Machinists union came back to the negotiating table for their first meeting in two weeks . striking Why are the Machinists striking? 21 22 +858 2 In fact , the earnings report unfolded as representatives of the world ' s No . 1 jet maker and the striking Machinists union came back to the negotiating table for their first meeting in two weeks . negotiating Why is the union negotiating? 28 29 +858 2 In fact , the earnings report unfolded as representatives of the world ' s No . 1 jet maker and the striking Machinists union came back to the negotiating table for their first meeting in two weeks . weeks Why did has the union not had a meeting in two weeks? 36 37 +858 2 In fact , the earnings report unfolded as representatives of the world ' s No . 1 jet maker and the striking Machinists union came back to the negotiating table for their first meeting in two weeks . representatives Who were the representatives? 8 9 +858 3 Doug Hammond , the federal mediator in Seattle , where Boeing is based , said the parties will continue to sit down daily until a new settlement proposal emerges or the talks break off again . Doug Hammond , what are his credentials? 0 3 +858 3 Doug Hammond , the federal mediator in Seattle , where Boeing is based , said the parties will continue to sit down daily until a new settlement proposal emerges or the talks break off again . settlement Why is a new settlement necessary? 26 27 +858 3 Doug Hammond , the federal mediator in Seattle , where Boeing is based , said the parties will continue to sit down daily until a new settlement proposal emerges or the talks break off again . break How would talks break off? 32 33 +858 3 Doug Hammond , the federal mediator in Seattle , where Boeing is based , said the parties will continue to sit down daily until a new settlement proposal emerges or the talks break off again . parties How are the talks currently going? 16 17 +858 4 Despite the progress , Boeing indicated that the work stoppage , now in its 27th day , will have " a serious adverse impact " on the current quarter . serious adverse impact " what does that mean exactly? 21 25 +858 4 Despite the progress , Boeing indicated that the work stoppage , now in its 27th day , will have " a serious adverse impact " on the current quarter . impact " How will work stoppage cause an adverse impact on the current quarter? 23 25 +858 5 For the third quarter , net rose to $ 242 million , or $ 1 . 05 a share , from $ 144 million , or 63 cents a share . rose Why did net rise in the third quarter? 6 7 +858 5 For the third quarter , net rose to $ 242 million , or $ 1 . 05 a share , from $ 144 million , or 63 cents a share . net rose Why is the value going up if things are going bumpy in the company? 5 7 +859 1 Warner Communications Inc . and Sony Corp . resumed settlement talks on their legal battle over Hollywood producers Peter Guber and Jon Peters , but continued to level strong accusations at each other in legal documents . legal battle What is the legal battle over the Peter Guber and Jon Peters? 13 15 +859 1 Warner Communications Inc . and Sony Corp . resumed settlement talks on their legal battle over Hollywood producers Peter Guber and Jon Peters , but continued to level strong accusations at each other in legal documents . strong accusations What are the strong accusations? 28 30 +859 1 Warner Communications Inc . and Sony Corp . resumed settlement talks on their legal battle over Hollywood producers Peter Guber and Jon Peters , but continued to level strong accusations at each other in legal documents . battle over Hollywood producers How are they fighting over 2 producers? 14 18 +859 1 Warner Communications Inc . and Sony Corp . resumed settlement talks on their legal battle over Hollywood producers Peter Guber and Jon Peters , but continued to level strong accusations at each other in legal documents . accusations Why are Warner Communications and Sony Corp. leveling strong accusations at each other? 29 30 +859 2 Warner has filed a $ 1 billion breach of contract suit in Los Angeles Superior Court against Sony and the Guber - Peters duo , who in turn are countersuing Warner for trying to interfere in Sony ' s acquisition of Columbia Pictures Entertainment Inc . and Guber Peters Entertainment Co . in two transactions valued at over $ 5 billion . breach of contract How is Warner saying they breached their contract? 7 10 +859 2 Warner has filed a $ 1 billion breach of contract suit in Los Angeles Superior Court against Sony and the Guber - Peters duo , who in turn are countersuing Warner for trying to interfere in Sony ' s acquisition of Columbia Pictures Entertainment Inc . and Guber Peters Entertainment Co . in two transactions valued at over $ 5 billion . countersuing Warner for trying to interfere What did Warner do that could be seen as 'interfering in the acquisition? 29 35 +859 2 Warner has filed a $ 1 billion breach of contract suit in Los Angeles Superior Court against Sony and the Guber - Peters duo , who in turn are countersuing Warner for trying to interfere in Sony ' s acquisition of Columbia Pictures Entertainment Inc . and Guber Peters Entertainment Co . in two transactions valued at over $ 5 billion . filed Why did Warner file a $1 billion breach of contract suit against Sony and the Guber-Peters duo? 2 3 +859 2 Warner has filed a $ 1 billion breach of contract suit in Los Angeles Superior Court against Sony and the Guber - Peters duo , who in turn are countersuing Warner for trying to interfere in Sony ' s acquisition of Columbia Pictures Entertainment Inc . and Guber Peters Entertainment Co . in two transactions valued at over $ 5 billion . interfere How did Warner interfere in Sony's acquisition of Columbia Pictures Entertainment and Guber Peters Entertainment Co.? 34 35 +859 2 Warner has filed a $ 1 billion breach of contract suit in Los Angeles Superior Court against Sony and the Guber - Peters duo , who in turn are countersuing Warner for trying to interfere in Sony ' s acquisition of Columbia Pictures Entertainment Inc . and Guber Peters Entertainment Co . in two transactions valued at over $ 5 billion . valued Why is the transaction valued at over $5 billion? 55 56 +859 3 Although settlement talks had been dropped , attorneys for the two sides apparently began talking again yesterday in an attempt to settle the matter before Thursday , when a judge is expected to rule on Warner ' s request for an injunction that would block the two producers from taking over the management of Columbia . Thursday , of which month? 25 27 +859 3 Although settlement talks had been dropped , attorneys for the two sides apparently began talking again yesterday in an attempt to settle the matter before Thursday , when a judge is expected to rule on Warner ' s request for an injunction that would block the two producers from taking over the management of Columbia . taking over the management Why don't they want the two producers to take over Columbia? 49 53 +859 3 Although settlement talks had been dropped , attorneys for the two sides apparently began talking again yesterday in an attempt to settle the matter before Thursday , when a judge is expected to rule on Warner ' s request for an injunction that would block the two producers from taking over the management of Columbia . had been dropped , What made them drop any settlement talks? 3 7 +859 3 Although settlement talks had been dropped , attorneys for the two sides apparently began talking again yesterday in an attempt to settle the matter before Thursday , when a judge is expected to rule on Warner ' s request for an injunction that would block the two producers from taking over the management of Columbia . injunction Why would the injunction block the transfer of management of Columbia 41 42 +859 4 Yesterday , in documents filed in connection with that case , Warner accused Sony officials of falsely claiming that they never read the five - year contract requiring the two producers to make movies exclusively for Columbia , citing Securities and Exchange Commission filings made by Sony that described the contracts . documents filed legal documents? 3 5 +859 4 Yesterday , in documents filed in connection with that case , Warner accused Sony officials of falsely claiming that they never read the five - year contract requiring the two producers to make movies exclusively for Columbia , citing Securities and Exchange Commission filings made by Sony that described the contracts . Exchange Commission filings what is exchange commission filings? 41 44 +859 4 Yesterday , in documents filed in connection with that case , Warner accused Sony officials of falsely claiming that they never read the five - year contract requiring the two producers to make movies exclusively for Columbia , citing Securities and Exchange Commission filings made by Sony that described the contracts . read How does Warner know Sony officials never read the five-year contract? 21 22 +859 5 Warner was referring to documents filed last week in which Sony Corp . of America Vice Chairman Michael Schulof and Walter Yetnikoff , president of its CBS Records unit , said they had taken Mr . Guber and Mr . Peters at their word when the producers told them that getting out of the contract would be no problem because of a previous oral agreement . oral agreement What is the oral agreement? 63 65 +859 5 Warner was referring to documents filed last week in which Sony Corp . of America Vice Chairman Michael Schulof and Walter Yetnikoff , president of its CBS Records unit , said they had taken Mr . Guber and Mr . Peters at their word when the producers told them that getting out of the contract would be no problem because of a previous oral agreement . word Why were Mr. Guber and Mr. Peters trusted? 43 44 +860 1 Many investors give Michael Foods about as much chance of getting it together as Humpty Dumpty . investors Why are investors giving chances of Michael Foods getting it together? 1 2 +860 1 Many investors give Michael Foods about as much chance of getting it together as Humpty Dumpty . chance Why is there a low chance of Michael Foods getting it together? 8 9 +860 1 Many investors give Michael Foods about as much chance of getting it together as Humpty Dumpty . together How can Michael Foods go about getting it together? 12 13 +860 1 Many investors give Michael Foods about as much chance of getting it together as Humpty Dumpty . Michael Foods who is Michael Foods? 3 5 +860 1 Many investors give Michael Foods about as much chance of getting it together as Humpty Dumpty . chance why do they give them such a low chance of getting it together? 8 9 +860 2 But now at least there ' s a glimmer of hope for the stock . glimmer of hope where does the hope come from? 8 11 +860 2 But now at least there ' s a glimmer of hope for the stock . hope Why is there hope for the stock now? 10 11 +860 2 But now at least there ' s a glimmer of hope for the stock . glimmer of hope what has happened to cause this change? 8 11 +860 2 But now at least there ' s a glimmer of hope for the stock . hope What is the glimmer of hope? 10 11 +860 3 Burger King , which breaks thousands of fresh eggs each morning , is quietly switching over to an alternative egg product made by Michael Foods . quietly switching why is it considered quiet? 13 15 +860 3 Burger King , which breaks thousands of fresh eggs each morning , is quietly switching over to an alternative egg product made by Michael Foods . breaks Why is Burger King breaking thousands of eggs? 4 5 +860 3 Burger King , which breaks thousands of fresh eggs each morning , is quietly switching over to an alternative egg product made by Michael Foods . quietly Why is Burger King switching over quietly? 13 14 +860 3 Burger King , which breaks thousands of fresh eggs each morning , is quietly switching over to an alternative egg product made by Michael Foods . alternative How is the product an alternative to eggs? 18 19 +860 3 Burger King , which breaks thousands of fresh eggs each morning , is quietly switching over to an alternative egg product made by Michael Foods . quietly switching over if this is a good thing, why is burger king not advertising it as cholesterol free of something like that? 13 16 +860 3 Burger King , which breaks thousands of fresh eggs each morning , is quietly switching over to an alternative egg product made by Michael Foods . alternative what is the alternative egg product? 18 19 +860 4 Known as Easy Eggs , the product has disappointed investors . disappointed why has it disappointed? 8 9 +860 4 Known as Easy Eggs , the product has disappointed investors . Easy Why are the eggs easy? 2 3 +860 4 Known as Easy Eggs , the product has disappointed investors . disappointed How has Easy Eggs disappointed investors? 8 9 +860 4 Known as Easy Eggs , the product has disappointed investors . disappointed investors . what were the results to cause the returns and how did they advertise their product? 8 11 +860 4 Known as Easy Eggs , the product has disappointed investors . disappointed Why were the investors disappointed? 8 9 +860 5 When the company this month announced lower - than - forecast sales of Easy Eggs , the stock dropped nearly 19 % . sales Why are sales lower than forecasted? 11 12 +860 5 When the company this month announced lower - than - forecast sales of Easy Eggs , the stock dropped nearly 19 % . lower - than - forecast How were the expected sales calculated? 6 11 +860 5 When the company this month announced lower - than - forecast sales of Easy Eggs , the stock dropped nearly 19 % . lower - than - forecast sales what were the marketing practices of the company that failed in making the goal happen? 6 12 +861 1 Western Union Corp . took steps to withdraw its proposed debt swap for $ 500 million in high - interest notes and said it is looking at other alternatives for refinancing the debt . debt swap what is a debt swap? 10 12 +861 1 Western Union Corp . took steps to withdraw its proposed debt swap for $ 500 million in high - interest notes and said it is looking at other alternatives for refinancing the debt . withdraw Why did Western Union want to withdraw the proposed debt swap? 7 8 +861 1 Western Union Corp . took steps to withdraw its proposed debt swap for $ 500 million in high - interest notes and said it is looking at other alternatives for refinancing the debt . refinancing Why is Western Union Corp refinancing debt? 30 31 +861 1 Western Union Corp . took steps to withdraw its proposed debt swap for $ 500 million in high - interest notes and said it is looking at other alternatives for refinancing the debt . looking at other alternatives What alternatives is Western Union Corp. looking at? 25 29 +861 2 Western Union had said two weeks ago that it might withdraw the pending offer , which would have replaced $ 500 million in so - called reset notes , now paying 19 . 25 % annual interest and set to come due in 1992 , with two new issues paying lower interest . withdraw Why might Western Union withdraw the the pending offer? 10 11 +861 2 Western Union had said two weeks ago that it might withdraw the pending offer , which would have replaced $ 500 million in so - called reset notes , now paying 19 . 25 % annual interest and set to come due in 1992 , with two new issues paying lower interest . 19 Why is the annual interest so high? 31 32 +861 2 Western Union had said two weeks ago that it might withdraw the pending offer , which would have replaced $ 500 million in so - called reset notes , now paying 19 . 25 % annual interest and set to come due in 1992 , with two new issues paying lower interest . issues How is Western Union going to resolve their issues? 48 49 +861 3 Yesterday the company said it had filed a request with the Securities and Exchange Commission to withdraw the registration statement regarding the proposed swap . proposed Why was a swap proposed in the first place? 22 23 +861 3 Yesterday the company said it had filed a request with the Securities and Exchange Commission to withdraw the registration statement regarding the proposed swap . company What company are they talking about? 2 3 +861 4 A Western Union spokesman , citing adverse developments in the market for high - yield " junk " bonds , declined to say what alternatives are under consideration . " junk " why is it quoted? 15 18 +861 4 A Western Union spokesman , citing adverse developments in the market for high - yield " junk " bonds , declined to say what alternatives are under consideration . high - yield " junk " bonds , What are high yield junk bonds? 12 20 +861 4 A Western Union spokesman , citing adverse developments in the market for high - yield " junk " bonds , declined to say what alternatives are under consideration . high - yield Why are the junk bonds high yielding? 12 15 +861 4 A Western Union spokesman , citing adverse developments in the market for high - yield " junk " bonds , declined to say what alternatives are under consideration . " junk " Why are the bonds junk? 15 18 +861 4 A Western Union spokesman , citing adverse developments in the market for high - yield " junk " bonds , declined to say what alternatives are under consideration . declined Why did the Wester Union spokesman decline to say what alternatives are under consideration? 20 21 +861 5 But some holders of the Western Union notes expect the company to propose a more - attractive debt swap that will give them a substantial equity stake in the company . more - attractive debt swap how will they come up with that? 14 19 +861 5 But some holders of the Western Union notes expect the company to propose a more - attractive debt swap that will give them a substantial equity stake in the company . more - attractive Why are the debt swaps more attractive? 14 17 +862 1 The Treasury Department proposed that banks be required to keep detailed records of international wire transfers , which officials believe is the main vehicle used by drug traffickers to move billions of dollars in and out of the U . S . international wire transfers , how would they do it? 13 17 +862 1 The Treasury Department proposed that banks be required to keep detailed records of international wire transfers , which officials believe is the main vehicle used by drug traffickers to move billions of dollars in and out of the U . S . detailed records of international wire transfers , How is this not already a thing? 10 17 +862 1 The Treasury Department proposed that banks be required to keep detailed records of international wire transfers , which officials believe is the main vehicle used by drug traffickers to move billions of dollars in and out of the U . S . detailed records What type of detailed records are to be kept? 10 12 +862 1 The Treasury Department proposed that banks be required to keep detailed records of international wire transfers , which officials believe is the main vehicle used by drug traffickers to move billions of dollars in and out of the U . S . officials Who are these officials? 18 19 +862 2 In recent testimony on Capitol Hill , Treasury officials said they were considering the new reporting requirements , and the expected publication of the proposal in the Federal Register today is the first official step toward creating final regulations . final How long until these regulations are mandated? 37 38 +862 3 The Treasury is still working out the details with bank trade associations and the other government agencies that have a hand in fighting money laundering . other government agencies What other government agencies have a hand in money laundering? 14 17 +862 3 The Treasury is still working out the details with bank trade associations and the other government agencies that have a hand in fighting money laundering . working out the details Details like what? 4 8 +862 3 The Treasury is still working out the details with bank trade associations and the other government agencies that have a hand in fighting money laundering . agencies Who are these agencies? 16 17 +862 4 Among the possibilities the Treasury is considering are requirements that banks keep records identifying the originators and recipients of international wire transfers . requirements how difficult would it be? 8 9 +862 4 Among the possibilities the Treasury is considering are requirements that banks keep records identifying the originators and recipients of international wire transfers . possibilities What other possibilities? 2 3 +862 4 Among the possibilities the Treasury is considering are requirements that banks keep records identifying the originators and recipients of international wire transfers . that banks keep records How would these records be kept and verified by regulators and investigators? 9 13 +862 4 Among the possibilities the Treasury is considering are requirements that banks keep records identifying the originators and recipients of international wire transfers . possibilities What are the other options? 2 3 +862 5 Another suggestion would draw banks more directly into tracking down money launderers by developing a " suspicious international wire transfer profile , " which banks would use to spotlight questionable payments . " suspicious What would make an international wire transfer suspicious? 15 17 +862 5 Another suggestion would draw banks more directly into tracking down money launderers by developing a " suspicious international wire transfer profile , " which banks would use to spotlight questionable payments . questionable payments what would be questionable? 29 31 +862 5 Another suggestion would draw banks more directly into tracking down money launderers by developing a " suspicious international wire transfer profile , " which banks would use to spotlight questionable payments . " suspicious international wire transfer profile , " What would be considered suspicious ? Because that could get racist or any number of ethical issues real fast. 15 23 +862 5 Another suggestion would draw banks more directly into tracking down money launderers by developing a " suspicious international wire transfer profile , " which banks would use to spotlight questionable payments . questionable payments What would qualify as a questionable payment? 29 31 +862 5 Another suggestion would draw banks more directly into tracking down money launderers by developing a " suspicious international wire transfer profile , " which banks would use to spotlight questionable payments . " suspicious What would deem a transfer as suspicious? 15 17 +863 1 Oh , that terrible Mr . Ortega . Mr . Ortega Who is Mr. Ortega? 4 7 +863 1 Oh , that terrible Mr . Ortega . Mr . Ortega why is he terrible? 4 7 +863 1 Oh , that terrible Mr . Ortega . terrible Why is this person terrible? 3 4 +863 1 Oh , that terrible Mr . Ortega . terrible What makes Mr. Ortega terrible? 3 4 +863 1 Oh , that terrible Mr . Ortega . terrible Why is Mr. Ortega terrible? 3 4 +863 2 Just when American liberalism had pulled the arms plug on the Contras and their friend Ronald Reagan , along comes Mr . Ortega in Costa Rica this weekend to " blunder " into the hands of what are often called conservatives . " blunder " why is it quoted? 29 32 +863 2 Just when American liberalism had pulled the arms plug on the Contras and their friend Ronald Reagan , along comes Mr . Ortega in Costa Rica this weekend to " blunder " into the hands of what are often called conservatives . pulled the arms plug on the Contras How did the arms deal with the Contras end? 5 12 +863 2 Just when American liberalism had pulled the arms plug on the Contras and their friend Ronald Reagan , along comes Mr . Ortega in Costa Rica this weekend to " blunder " into the hands of what are often called conservatives . arms plug What is the arms plug? 7 9 +863 2 Just when American liberalism had pulled the arms plug on the Contras and their friend Ronald Reagan , along comes Mr . Ortega in Costa Rica this weekend to " blunder " into the hands of what are often called conservatives . " blunder " How did he 'blunder' into the hands of conservatives? 29 32 +863 2 Just when American liberalism had pulled the arms plug on the Contras and their friend Ronald Reagan , along comes Mr . Ortega in Costa Rica this weekend to " blunder " into the hands of what are often called conservatives . " blunder " into the hands What did Mr. Ortega do in Costa Rica? 29 35 +863 3 Conservatives are the faction in U . S . politics which always said that Mr . Ortega and his friends don ' t want to hold an election in Nicaragua . hold an election Does Mr. Ortega want to hold an election in Nicaragua? 25 28 +863 3 Conservatives are the faction in U . S . politics which always said that Mr . Ortega and his friends don ' t want to hold an election in Nicaragua . election why no election there? 27 28 +863 3 Conservatives are the faction in U . S . politics which always said that Mr . Ortega and his friends don ' t want to hold an election in Nicaragua . don ' t want to hold Why doesn't Mr. Ortega and his friends want to hold an election in Nicaragua? 20 26 +863 4 Liberals are the faction that says , Give peace a chance ; now they are saying Mr . Ortega should give them a break , lest the conservatives ask them to vote for bullets instead of bandages . Mr . Ortega should give them a break , Why are the liberals asking Mr. Ortega to give them a break? 16 25 +863 4 Liberals are the faction that says , Give peace a chance ; now they are saying Mr . Ortega should give them a break , lest the conservatives ask them to vote for bullets instead of bandages . give them a break , Why should Mr. Ortega give them a break? 20 25 +863 5 We suspect Daniel Ortega knows the difference between a blunder and a strategy . blunder and a strategy How would each of these concepts be attained? 9 13 +863 5 We suspect Daniel Ortega knows the difference between a blunder and a strategy . We suspect What makes you suspect? 0 2 +863 5 We suspect Daniel Ortega knows the difference between a blunder and a strategy . blunder What blunder are they talking about? 9 10 +864 1 Monday , October 30 , 1989 Monday , October 30 , 1989 What happened on Monday, October 30, 1989? 0 6 +864 1 Monday , October 30 , 1989 October 30 , what happened that day? 2 5 +864 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . a guide What develops the guide? 13 15 +864 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . represent actual transactions Why don't the interest rates represent actual transactions? 23 26 +864 2 The key U . S . and foreign annual interest rates below are a guide to general levels but don ' t always represent actual transactions . actual transactions . Why do they not always represent actual transactions? 24 27 +864 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . 10 1 / 2 % Is this a fair rate? 3 8 +864 3 PRIME RATE : 10 1 / 2 % . PRIME RATE : what is a prime rate? 0 3 +864 4 The base rate on corporate loans at large U . S . money center commercial banks . corporate loans How many corporate loans are given per year? 4 6 +864 5 FEDERAL FUNDS : 8 3 / 4 % high , 8 11 / 16 % low , 8 3 / 4 % near closing bid , 8 3 / 4 % offered . FEDERAL FUNDS : federal funds are what? 0 3 +865 1 It can be hoped that Spanish Prime Minister Felipe Gonzalez will draw the right conclusion from his narrow election victory Sunday . Sunday of which year? 20 21 +865 1 It can be hoped that Spanish Prime Minister Felipe Gonzalez will draw the right conclusion from his narrow election victory Sunday . narrow election How narrow was Felipe Gonzalez election? 17 19 +865 1 It can be hoped that Spanish Prime Minister Felipe Gonzalez will draw the right conclusion from his narrow election victory Sunday . right conclusion What are the different conclusions that he could potentially come to? 13 15 +865 2 A strong challenge from the far left , the Communist coalition Izquierda Unida , failed to topple him . Izquierda Unida , failed to topple him . Why did they fail to topple him? 11 19 +865 2 A strong challenge from the far left , the Communist coalition Izquierda Unida , failed to topple him . challenge Why was he a strong challenger? 2 3 +865 2 A strong challenge from the far left , the Communist coalition Izquierda Unida , failed to topple him . Izquierda Unida , is that a group? 11 14 +865 4 If he follows the correct path , he may be able to look back on this election as the high - water mark of far - left opposition . high - water mark what is a high water mark? 19 23 +865 5 The far left had some good issues even if it did not have good programs for dealing with them . some good issues Which issues? 4 7 +865 5 The far left had some good issues even if it did not have good programs for dealing with them . good issues What are some good issues of the far left? 5 7 +865 5 The far left had some good issues even if it did not have good programs for dealing with them . good issues What were some of the good issues? 5 7 +865 5 The far left had some good issues even if it did not have good programs for dealing with them . good programs How were these programs shown to be unsuccessful? 13 15 +866 1 The Supreme Court agreed to decide whether the federal Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp . may require LTV Corp . to reassume funding responsibility for a $ 2 . 3 billion shortfall in the company ' s pension plans . shortfall Why is there a shortfall in LTV's pension plans? 30 31 +866 1 The Supreme Court agreed to decide whether the federal Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp . may require LTV Corp . to reassume funding responsibility for a $ 2 . 3 billion shortfall in the company ' s pension plans . shortfall why is there a short fall? 30 31 +866 2 The high court ' s decision , expected next spring , may affect the stability of many large corporate pension plans that have relied on the availability of pension insurance provided by the federal pension regulatory and insurance agency . high court ' s what is the high court? 1 5 +866 4 It recently reported assets of $ 2 . 4 billion and liabilities of $ 4 billion . billion will they go bankrupt? 9 10 +866 4 It recently reported assets of $ 2 . 4 billion and liabilities of $ 4 billion . liabilities what kind of liabilities? 11 12 +866 5 In its appeal to the high court , the agency said the federal appeals court ruling , which favored LTV , threatened to transform the agency from an insurer of troubled pension plans into an " open - ended source of industry bailouts . " favored LTV , why did they favor ltv? 18 21 +867 1 Ford Motor Co . said it is recalling about 3 , 600 of its 1990 - model Escorts because the windshield adhesive was improperly applied to some cars . improperly applied how was it applied? 23 25 +867 1 Ford Motor Co . said it is recalling about 3 , 600 of its 1990 - model Escorts because the windshield adhesive was improperly applied to some cars . windshield adhesive What kind of adhesive was used? 20 22 +867 1 Ford Motor Co . said it is recalling about 3 , 600 of its 1990 - model Escorts because the windshield adhesive was improperly applied to some cars . 3 , 600 of its 1990 - model Escorts 3,600 out of how many total? 9 18 +867 1 Ford Motor Co . said it is recalling about 3 , 600 of its 1990 - model Escorts because the windshield adhesive was improperly applied to some cars . improperly applied What was done wrong in the application of the adhesive? 23 25 +867 1 Ford Motor Co . said it is recalling about 3 , 600 of its 1990 - model Escorts because the windshield adhesive was improperly applied to some cars . was improperly applied How was it applied incorrectly? 22 25 +867 2 Separately , Ford and Mazda Motor Corp . ' s U . S . sales arm said they are recalling about 88 , 500 1988 - model Mercury Tracers and 220 , 000 1986 , 1987 and 1988 model Mazda 323s equipped with 1 . 6 - liter fuel - injected engines to replace the oil filler cap . replace Are they replacing the oil filler cap because they were also improperly added to the cars? 53 54 +867 2 Separately , Ford and Mazda Motor Corp . ' s U . S . sales arm said they are recalling about 88 , 500 1988 - model Mercury Tracers and 220 , 000 1986 , 1987 and 1988 model Mazda 323s equipped with 1 . 6 - liter fuel - injected engines to replace the oil filler cap . replace the oil filler cap What was wrong with the oil filler cap? 53 58 +867 2 Separately , Ford and Mazda Motor Corp . ' s U . S . sales arm said they are recalling about 88 , 500 1988 - model Mercury Tracers and 220 , 000 1986 , 1987 and 1988 model Mazda 323s equipped with 1 . 6 - liter fuel - injected engines to replace the oil filler cap . recalling about 88 , 500 What percentage of the total number of cars of this make/model is this? 19 24 +867 2 Separately , Ford and Mazda Motor Corp . ' s U . S . sales arm said they are recalling about 88 , 500 1988 - model Mercury Tracers and 220 , 000 1986 , 1987 and 1988 model Mazda 323s equipped with 1 . 6 - liter fuel - injected engines to replace the oil filler cap . 220 , 000 1986 , 1987 and 1988 model Mazda 323s What percentage of the total number of cars of this make/model is this? 30 41 +867 2 Separately , Ford and Mazda Motor Corp . ' s U . S . sales arm said they are recalling about 88 , 500 1988 - model Mercury Tracers and 220 , 000 1986 , 1987 and 1988 model Mazda 323s equipped with 1 . 6 - liter fuel - injected engines to replace the oil filler cap . oil filler cap What was wrong with the cap? 55 58 +867 3 Mazda makes the Tracer for Ford . Tracer is it a car or truck? 3 4 +867 3 Mazda makes the Tracer for Ford . Tracer Is the Tracer a line of cars Ford sells? 3 4 +867 4 As a result of the adhesive problem on the Ford Escort subcompacts , windshields may easily separate from the car during frontal impact , the U . S . auto maker said . adhesive problem What caused the problem - bad adhesive, or incorrect application? 5 7 +867 5 When properly applied , the adhesive is designed to retain the windshield in place in a crash test at 30 miles per hour . at 30 miles per hour is that fast or slow? 18 23 +867 5 When properly applied , the adhesive is designed to retain the windshield in place in a crash test at 30 miles per hour . 30 miles per hour Does this mean it's not meant to retain the windshield at faster speeds? 19 23 +868 1 The collapse of a $ 6 . 79 billion labor - management buy - out of United Airlines parent UAL Corp . may not stop some of Wall Street ' s top talent from collecting up to $ 53 . 7 million in fees . Wall Street ' s top talent Which of Wall Street's top talent may collect fees? 27 33 +868 1 The collapse of a $ 6 . 79 billion labor - management buy - out of United Airlines parent UAL Corp . may not stop some of Wall Street ' s top talent from collecting up to $ 53 . 7 million in fees . collapse Why did the buy-out of UAL collapse? 1 2 +868 1 The collapse of a $ 6 . 79 billion labor - management buy - out of United Airlines parent UAL Corp . may not stop some of Wall Street ' s top talent from collecting up to $ 53 . 7 million in fees . Wall Street ' s top talent Who are the Wall Street's top talent? 27 33 +868 1 The collapse of a $ 6 . 79 billion labor - management buy - out of United Airlines parent UAL Corp . may not stop some of Wall Street ' s top talent from collecting up to $ 53 . 7 million in fees . collapse Why did it collapse? 1 2 +868 1 The collapse of a $ 6 . 79 billion labor - management buy - out of United Airlines parent UAL Corp . may not stop some of Wall Street ' s top talent from collecting up to $ 53 . 7 million in fees . fees Why would there be fees to collect? 43 44 +868 2 According to one person familiar with the airline , the buy - out group - - led by United ' s pilots union and UAL Chairman Stephen Wolf - - has begun billing UAL for fees and expenses it owes to investment bankers , law firms and banks . Stephen Wolf what are his credentials? 26 28 +868 2 According to one person familiar with the airline , the buy - out group - - led by United ' s pilots union and UAL Chairman Stephen Wolf - - has begun billing UAL for fees and expenses it owes to investment bankers , law firms and banks . one person familiar with the airline , Who is the person familiar with the airline? 2 9 +868 2 According to one person familiar with the airline , the buy - out group - - led by United ' s pilots union and UAL Chairman Stephen Wolf - - has begun billing UAL for fees and expenses it owes to investment bankers , law firms and banks . one person familiar Who is the one person familiar with the airline? 2 5 +868 2 According to one person familiar with the airline , the buy - out group - - led by United ' s pilots union and UAL Chairman Stephen Wolf - - has begun billing UAL for fees and expenses it owes to investment bankers , law firms and banks . Stephen Wolf Why does Stephen Wolf have the right to bill UAL? 26 28 +868 3 The tab even covers $ 8 million in commitment fees owed to Citicorp and Chase Manhattan Corp . , even though their failure to obtain $ 7 . 2 billion in bank loans for the buy - out was the main reason for its collapse . commitment fees What are commitment fees? 8 10 +868 3 The tab even covers $ 8 million in commitment fees owed to Citicorp and Chase Manhattan Corp . , even though their failure to obtain $ 7 . 2 billion in bank loans for the buy - out was the main reason for its collapse . commitment Why are there commitment fees? 8 9 +868 3 The tab even covers $ 8 million in commitment fees owed to Citicorp and Chase Manhattan Corp . , even though their failure to obtain $ 7 . 2 billion in bank loans for the buy - out was the main reason for its collapse . failure Why was there a failure? 22 23 +868 4 Under a merger agreement reached Sept . 14 , the UAL board agreed to reimburse certain of the buy - out group ' s expenses out of company funds even if the transaction wasn ' t completed , provided the group didn ' t breach the agreement . breach the how can it be breached? 44 46 +868 5 The failure to obtain financing doesn ' t by itself constitute a breach . constitute a breach what does then? 10 13 +869 1 From a reading of the somewhat scant English - language medical literature on RU - 486 , the French abortion pill emerges as one of the creepiest concoctions around . scant definition of this word? 6 7 +869 1 From a reading of the somewhat scant English - language medical literature on RU - 486 , the French abortion pill emerges as one of the creepiest concoctions around . creepiest concoctions around Why is this considered unsettling? 26 29 +869 1 From a reading of the somewhat scant English - language medical literature on RU - 486 , the French abortion pill emerges as one of the creepiest concoctions around . creepiest concoctions What makes RU-486 a \"creepy concoction\"? 26 28 +869 1 From a reading of the somewhat scant English - language medical literature on RU - 486 , the French abortion pill emerges as one of the creepiest concoctions around . RU - 486 , Why is RU-486 a creepy concoction? 13 17 +869 2 This is not only because it kills the unborn , a job at which it actually is not outstandingly efficient , zapping only 50 % to 85 % of them depending on which study you read ( prostaglandin , taken in conjunction with the pill , boosts the rate to 95 % ) . ( prostaglandin , is that a hormone? 36 39 +869 2 This is not only because it kills the unborn , a job at which it actually is not outstandingly efficient , zapping only 50 % to 85 % of them depending on which study you read ( prostaglandin , taken in conjunction with the pill , boosts the rate to 95 % ) . not outstandingly efficient , Why is it so inefficient compared to prostaglandin? 17 21 +869 2 This is not only because it kills the unborn , a job at which it actually is not outstandingly efficient , zapping only 50 % to 85 % of them depending on which study you read ( prostaglandin , taken in conjunction with the pill , boosts the rate to 95 % ) . study What studies were conducted on the efficiency of RU-480? 33 34 +869 2 This is not only because it kills the unborn , a job at which it actually is not outstandingly efficient , zapping only 50 % to 85 % of them depending on which study you read ( prostaglandin , taken in conjunction with the pill , boosts the rate to 95 % ) . ( prostaglandin , What is the mechanism by which prostagladin boosts the efficiency of RU-480?\n\n\n 36 39 +869 3 By contrast , surgical abortion is 99 % effective . surgical abortion is 99 % what happens in the 1 percent? 3 8 +869 4 Abortion via the pill is far more of an ordeal than conventional surgical abortion . ordeal In what ways is abortion via the pill more of an ordeal than surgical abortion? 9 10 +869 4 Abortion via the pill is far more of an ordeal than conventional surgical abortion . ordeal How is abortion via the pill more of an ordeal than surgical abortion? 9 10 +869 5 It is time - consuming ( the abortion part alone lasts three days , and the clinical part comprises a week ' s worth of visits ) , bloody ( one woman in a Swedish trial required a transfusion , although for most it resembles a menstrual period , with bleeding lasting an average of 10 days ) , and painful ( many women require analgesic shots to ease them through ) . painful What percentage of women participating in studies report pain levels requiring analgesic shots? 60 61 +870 1 Bargain hunters helped stock prices break a weeklong losing streak while bond prices and the dollar inched higher . Bargain hunters what does that mean in this context? 0 2 +870 1 Bargain hunters helped stock prices break a weeklong losing streak while bond prices and the dollar inched higher . losing streak How often does this happen? 8 10 +870 1 Bargain hunters helped stock prices break a weeklong losing streak while bond prices and the dollar inched higher . Bargain hunters helped How did bargain hunters help stock prices? 0 3 +870 1 Bargain hunters helped stock prices break a weeklong losing streak while bond prices and the dollar inched higher . bond prices and the dollar inched higher . Why did the dollar and bond prices inch higher? 11 19 +870 1 Bargain hunters helped stock prices break a weeklong losing streak while bond prices and the dollar inched higher . Bargain hunters What kind of bargains did they find? 0 2 +870 2 The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 6 . 76 points to 2603 . 48 in light trading after losing more than 92 points last week . light trading what is light trading? 15 17 +870 2 The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 6 . 76 points to 2603 . 48 in light trading after losing more than 92 points last week . losing more than 92 points last week . Why did the Dow lose more than 92 points last week? 18 26 +870 3 Bond prices continued to edge higher in anticipation of more news showing a slower economy . edge higher How much higher? 4 6 +870 3 Bond prices continued to edge higher in anticipation of more news showing a slower economy . Bond prices continued to edge higher Why would bond prices go higher in light of a slowing economy? 0 6 +870 4 Although the dollar rose slightly against most major currencies , the focus in currency markets was on the beleaguered British pound , which gained slightly against the dollar . beleaguered definition of this word? 18 19 +870 4 Although the dollar rose slightly against most major currencies , the focus in currency markets was on the beleaguered British pound , which gained slightly against the dollar . gained How much did the pound gain against the dollar? 23 24 +870 4 Although the dollar rose slightly against most major currencies , the focus in currency markets was on the beleaguered British pound , which gained slightly against the dollar . beleaguered British pound , Why was the British pound beleaguered and then gain against the dollar? 18 22 +870 4 Although the dollar rose slightly against most major currencies , the focus in currency markets was on the beleaguered British pound , which gained slightly against the dollar . which gained slightly against the dollar . How much did it gain? 22 29 +870 5 Trading volume on the New York Stock Exchange dwindled to only 126 . 6 million shares yesterday as major brokerage firms continued to throw in the towel on program trading . 126 . 6 million shares What is usually the the average of shares sold? 11 16 +870 5 Trading volume on the New York Stock Exchange dwindled to only 126 . 6 million shares yesterday as major brokerage firms continued to throw in the towel on program trading . throw in the towel on program trading . Why did firms throw in the towel on program trading? 23 31 +870 5 Trading volume on the New York Stock Exchange dwindled to only 126 . 6 million shares yesterday as major brokerage firms continued to throw in the towel on program trading . major brokerage firms Which firms? 18 21 +871 1 The Oakland Athletics ' four - game sweep over the San Francisco Giants in the World Series may widen already - sizable losses that the ABC network will incur on the current , final year of its baseball contract . losses Why has ABC suffered losses on its baseball contract? 22 23 +871 1 The Oakland Athletics ' four - game sweep over the San Francisco Giants in the World Series may widen already - sizable losses that the ABC network will incur on the current , final year of its baseball contract . already - sizable losses What are the already-sizeable losses? 19 23 +871 2 The 1989 Series , disrupted by a devastating earthquake and diminished in national interest because both teams came from the San Francisco Bay area , is likely to end up as the lowest - rated Series of this decade and probably since the event has been broadcast . lowest - rated Series of this what was the second lowest? 32 38 +871 3 The first three games were seen by an average of only 17 % of U . S . homes , a sharp decline from the 23 . 7 % rating for last year ' s Series . three games what about the rest of the games? 2 4 +871 3 The first three games were seen by an average of only 17 % of U . S . homes , a sharp decline from the 23 . 7 % rating for last year ' s Series . decline Why was viewership in decline from the beginning of the season? 22 23 +871 4 A final ratings tally from A . C . Nielsen Co . is due today . due today what day is it at the time of writing? 13 15 +871 5 The sweep by the A ' s , whose pitchers and home - run hitters dominated the injury - prone Giants , will only make things worse for ABC , owned by Capital Cities / ABC Inc . sweep what is a sweep? 1 2 +871 5 The sweep by the A ' s , whose pitchers and home - run hitters dominated the injury - prone Giants , will only make things worse for ABC , owned by Capital Cities / ABC Inc . worse Why will the A’s success make things worse for ABC and/its parent company? 26 27 +871 5 The sweep by the A ' s , whose pitchers and home - run hitters dominated the injury - prone Giants , will only make things worse for ABC , owned by Capital Cities / ABC Inc . sweep by the A ' s , Why would the sweep by the A's make things worse for ABC? 1 8 +872 1 Quotron Systems Inc . plans to cut about 400 , or 16 % , of its 2 , 500 employees over the next several months . about 400 , why are they cutting so much? 7 10 +872 1 Quotron Systems Inc . plans to cut about 400 , or 16 % , of its 2 , 500 employees over the next several months . plans to cut about 400 Why re they cutting so many employees? 4 9 +872 1 Quotron Systems Inc . plans to cut about 400 , or 16 % , of its 2 , 500 employees over the next several months . Quotron Systems Inc Who are Quotron Systems Inc and what kind of buisness are they. 0 3 +872 1 Quotron Systems Inc . plans to cut about 400 , or 16 % , of its 2 , 500 employees over the next several months . cut about 400 , or 16 % , of its 2 , 500 employees Why will there be cuts? 6 20 +872 1 Quotron Systems Inc . plans to cut about 400 , or 16 % , of its 2 , 500 employees over the next several months . cut about 400 , or 16 % , What is the reason for these cuts? 6 14 +872 2 " This action will continue to keep operating expenses in line " with revenue , said J . David Hann , president and chief executive officer of Los Angeles - based Quotron . operating expenses in line " how much do they want to spend? 7 12 +872 2 " This action will continue to keep operating expenses in line " with revenue , said J . David Hann , president and chief executive officer of Los Angeles - based Quotron . revenue , What revenue do they make? 13 15 +872 2 " This action will continue to keep operating expenses in line " with revenue , said J . David Hann , president and chief executive officer of Los Angeles - based Quotron . keep operating expenses in line " with revenue , Why are expenses rising so rapidly? 6 15 +872 2 " This action will continue to keep operating expenses in line " with revenue , said J . David Hann , president and chief executive officer of Los Angeles - based Quotron . operating expenses in line " with revenue , Why are they so far out in the first place that this type of correction is needed? 7 15 +872 3 The move by the financial information and services subsidiary of Citicorp is a " response to changing conditions in the retail securities industry , which has been contracting " since October 1987 ' s stock market crash , the executive added . Citicorp is it part of citibank? 10 11 +872 3 The move by the financial information and services subsidiary of Citicorp is a " response to changing conditions in the retail securities industry , which has been contracting " since October 1987 ' s stock market crash , the executive added . changing conditions What kind of changing conditions are they experiencing? 16 18 +872 3 The move by the financial information and services subsidiary of Citicorp is a " response to changing conditions in the retail securities industry , which has been contracting " since October 1987 ' s stock market crash , the executive added . changing conditions What changing conditions are these? 16 18 +872 3 The move by the financial information and services subsidiary of Citicorp is a " response to changing conditions in the retail securities industry , which has been contracting " since October 1987 ' s stock market crash , the executive added . October 1987 ' s What is the time frame of this article's writing? How long have retail securities been in loss now? 30 34 +872 4 Quotron , which Citicorp purchased in 1986 , provides price quotations for securities , particularly stocks . provides price quotations for securities , How are the price quotes generated? 8 14 +872 4 Quotron , which Citicorp purchased in 1986 , provides price quotations for securities , particularly stocks . price quotations what exactly are price quotations? 9 11 +872 5 Quotron also provides trading and other systems , services for brokerage firms , and communications - network services . communications - network services What type of services are delivered? 14 18 +872 5 Quotron also provides trading and other systems , services for brokerage firms , and communications - network services . communications - network services . Is this really a company that is in stock trading and cellular networks? 14 19 +873 1 Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . said it lowered ratings on long - term debt of CS First Boston Inc . , the holding company of Wall Street giant First Boston Corp . , because of First Boston ' s " aggressive merchant banking risk " in highly leveraged takeovers . " aggressive merchant banking risk " what do they mean by this? 41 47 +873 1 Moody ' s Investors Service Inc . said it lowered ratings on long - term debt of CS First Boston Inc . , the holding company of Wall Street giant First Boston Corp . , because of First Boston ' s " aggressive merchant banking risk " in highly leveraged takeovers . " aggressive Why did they consider it an aggressive risk? 41 43 +873 2 In downgrading CS First Boston ' s subordinated domestic , Euromarket and Swiss debt to single - A - 3 from single - A - 2 , Moody ' s is matching a move made by the other major credit rating concern , Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , several months ago . subordinated why is it subordinated? 7 8 +873 2 In downgrading CS First Boston ' s subordinated domestic , Euromarket and Swiss debt to single - A - 3 from single - A - 2 , Moody ' s is matching a move made by the other major credit rating concern , Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , several months ago . several How many months ago they they make a similar move? 51 52 +873 2 In downgrading CS First Boston ' s subordinated domestic , Euromarket and Swiss debt to single - A - 3 from single - A - 2 , Moody ' s is matching a move made by the other major credit rating concern , Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , several months ago . single - A - 3 What is a single-A-3? 15 20 +873 2 In downgrading CS First Boston ' s subordinated domestic , Euromarket and Swiss debt to single - A - 3 from single - A - 2 , Moody ' s is matching a move made by the other major credit rating concern , Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , several months ago . single - A - 2 , What is a single-A-2? 21 27 +873 2 In downgrading CS First Boston ' s subordinated domestic , Euromarket and Swiss debt to single - A - 3 from single - A - 2 , Moody ' s is matching a move made by the other major credit rating concern , Standard & Poor ' s Corp . , several months ago . several months ago Why was the downgrade so late in taking place? 51 54 +873 3 Moody ' s also confirmed the Prime - 1 rating , its highest , on CS First Boston ' s commercial paper , or short - term corporate IOUs . Prime - 1 rating , what is prime 1 rating? 6 11 +873 3 Moody ' s also confirmed the Prime - 1 rating , its highest , on CS First Boston ' s commercial paper , or short - term corporate IOUs . IOUs What does the abbreviation IOUs stand for? 28 29 +873 3 Moody ' s also confirmed the Prime - 1 rating , its highest , on CS First Boston ' s commercial paper , or short - term corporate IOUs . Prime - 1 rating , What is a Prime-1 rating? 6 11 +873 4 In addition , Moody ' s said it downgraded Financiere Credit Suisse - First Boston ' s senior and subordinated Swiss debt to single - A - 2 from single - A - 1 and lowered Financiere CSFB N . V . ' s junior subordinated perpetual Eurodebt , guaranteed by Financiere Credit Suisse - - First Boston , to single - A - 3 from single - A - 2 . downgraded Financiere Credit Suisse - First What led to this downgrade? 8 14 +873 5 About $ 550 million of long - term debt is affected , according to Moody ' s . long - term How long is considered long-term debt? 5 8 +873 5 About $ 550 million of long - term debt is affected , according to Moody ' s . long - term debt What is long-term debt? 5 9 +874 1 New construction contracting climbed 8 % in September to an annualized $ 274 . 2 billion , with commercial , industrial and public - works contracts providing most of the increase , according to F . W . Dodge Group . New construction contracting In what areas has new construction contracting increased by 8%? 0 3 +874 1 New construction contracting climbed 8 % in September to an annualized $ 274 . 2 billion , with commercial , industrial and public - works contracts providing most of the increase , according to F . W . Dodge Group . New construction contracting climbed What kid of construction? Where is it? 0 4 +874 2 Through the first nine months of the year , the unadjusted total of all new construction was $ 199 . 6 billion , flat compared with a year earlier . year earlier which year was it? 27 29 +874 2 Through the first nine months of the year , the unadjusted total of all new construction was $ 199 . 6 billion , flat compared with a year earlier . unadjusted total How does the unadjusted total compare to the adjusted one? 10 12 +874 3 The South was off 2 % after the first nine months , while the North Central region was up 3 % . the North Central region was up 3 % Does the North Central region typically exceed the South region in construction contracting? 13 21 +874 5 A small decline in total construction for the entire year is possible if contracting for housing doesn ' t increase in response to this year ' s lower mortgage rates , said George A . Christie , vice president and chief economist of Dodge , the forecasting division of publisher McGraw - Hill Inc . George A . Christie , what are his credentials? 32 37 +874 5 A small decline in total construction for the entire year is possible if contracting for housing doesn ' t increase in response to this year ' s lower mortgage rates , said George A . Christie , vice president and chief economist of Dodge , the forecasting division of publisher McGraw - Hill Inc . contracting for housing What kind of growth can be expected if contracting for housing increases? 13 16 +874 5 A small decline in total construction for the entire year is possible if contracting for housing doesn ' t increase in response to this year ' s lower mortgage rates , said George A . Christie , vice president and chief economist of Dodge , the forecasting division of publisher McGraw - Hill Inc . contracting for housing Why wouldn't contracting for housing increase? 13 16 +874 5 A small decline in total construction for the entire year is possible if contracting for housing doesn ' t increase in response to this year ' s lower mortgage rates , said George A . Christie , vice president and chief economist of Dodge , the forecasting division of publisher McGraw - Hill Inc . total construction Is this in all regions? 4 6 +875 1 Revco D . S . Inc . , the drugstore chain that filed for bankruptcy - court protection last year , received a $ 925 million offer from a group led by Texas billionaire Robert Bass . $ 925 million offer offer to buy them out? 23 27 +875 1 Revco D . S . Inc . , the drugstore chain that filed for bankruptcy - court protection last year , received a $ 925 million offer from a group led by Texas billionaire Robert Bass . Robert Bass Why is he a billionaire? 34 36 +875 1 Revco D . S . Inc . , the drugstore chain that filed for bankruptcy - court protection last year , received a $ 925 million offer from a group led by Texas billionaire Robert Bass . filed for bankruptcy - court protection Why did this company go bankrupt? 12 18 +875 2 Revco reacted cautiously , saying the plan would add $ 260 million of new debt to the highly leveraged company . reacted cautiously , arent they in a precarious position? 1 4 +875 2 Revco reacted cautiously , saying the plan would add $ 260 million of new debt to the highly leveraged company . $ 260 million Why isn't all the money being used? 9 12 +875 3 It was Revco ' s huge debt from its $ 1 . 3 billion leveraged buy - out in 1986 that forced it to seek protection under Chapter 11 of the federal Bankruptcy Code . Chapter 11 of the federal Bankruptcy Code What are the details of this code? 27 34 +875 3 It was Revco ' s huge debt from its $ 1 . 3 billion leveraged buy - out in 1986 that forced it to seek protection under Chapter 11 of the federal Bankruptcy Code . leveraged buy - out in 1986 Why was the company bought out in 1986? 14 20 +875 4 Revco insists that the proposal is simply an " expression of interest , " because under Chapter 11 Revco has " exclusivity rights " until Feb . 28 . " exclusivity rights " what are exclusivity rights? 20 24 +875 4 Revco insists that the proposal is simply an " expression of interest , " because under Chapter 11 Revco has " exclusivity rights " until Feb . 28 . Feb . 28 What happens after this date? 25 28 +875 5 Those rights prevent anyone other than Revco from proposing a reorganization plan . reorganization plan What is this plan about? 10 12 +875 5 Those rights prevent anyone other than Revco from proposing a reorganization plan . proposing a reorganization plan Who else was looking to reorganize the company? 8 12 +876 1 Chrysler Corp . Chairman Lee A . Iacocca said the nation ' s No . 3 auto maker will need to close one or two of its assembly plants because of the slowdown hitting the industry . nation ' s No . 3 Who is the nation's number 1 auto maker? 10 16 +876 1 Chrysler Corp . Chairman Lee A . Iacocca said the nation ' s No . 3 auto maker will need to close one or two of its assembly plants because of the slowdown hitting the industry . close one or two How many plants do they have? 21 25 +876 1 Chrysler Corp . Chairman Lee A . Iacocca said the nation ' s No . 3 auto maker will need to close one or two of its assembly plants because of the slowdown hitting the industry . slowdown hitting the industry What is the cause of the slowdown? 32 36 +876 1 Chrysler Corp . Chairman Lee A . Iacocca said the nation ' s No . 3 auto maker will need to close one or two of its assembly plants because of the slowdown hitting the industry . slowdown why is it slowing down? 32 33 +876 1 Chrysler Corp . Chairman Lee A . Iacocca said the nation ' s No . 3 auto maker will need to close one or two of its assembly plants because of the slowdown hitting the industry . slowdown hitting the industry Why was the car industry slowing? 32 36 +876 2 In an interview with the trade journal Automotive News , Mr . Iacocca declined to say which plants will close or when Chrysler will make the moves . declined to say Why did he decline? 13 16 +876 3 But he said , " we have too many plants in our system . too many plants What would the desired number of plants be? 7 10 +876 3 But he said , " we have too many plants in our system . too many plants Why does Chrysler have too many plants? 7 10 +876 3 But he said , " we have too many plants in our system . have too many plants How many is too many plants? 6 10 +876 4 So the older or most inefficient capacity has got to go . " older or most inefficient capacity Did he consider revamping the old and inefficient over a close down? 2 7 +876 4 So the older or most inefficient capacity has got to go . " inefficient capacity how do they determine that? 5 7 +876 4 So the older or most inefficient capacity has got to go . " most inefficient capacity Why is the capacity inefficient? 4 7 +876 4 So the older or most inefficient capacity has got to go . " So the older How old are these plants? 0 3 +876 5 According to industry analysts , Chrysler plants most likely to close are the St . Louis No . 1 facility , which builds Chrysler LeBaron and Dodge Daytona models ; the Toledo , Ohio , Jeep plant , which dates back to the early 1900s ; and two Canadian plants that build the Jeep Wrangler and Chrysler ' s full - sized vans . St . Louis No . 1 facility , Is this the most inefficient plant? 13 21 +876 5 According to industry analysts , Chrysler plants most likely to close are the St . Louis No . 1 facility , which builds Chrysler LeBaron and Dodge Daytona models ; the Toledo , Ohio , Jeep plant , which dates back to the early 1900s ; and two Canadian plants that build the Jeep Wrangler and Chrysler ' s full - sized vans . Chrysler LeBaron and Dodge Daytona models ; Are these popular models? 23 30 +876 5 According to industry analysts , Chrysler plants most likely to close are the St . Louis No . 1 facility , which builds Chrysler LeBaron and Dodge Daytona models ; the Toledo , Ohio , Jeep plant , which dates back to the early 1900s ; and two Canadian plants that build the Jeep Wrangler and Chrysler ' s full - sized vans . two Canadian plants How many Canadian plants are there in total? 47 50 +876 5 According to industry analysts , Chrysler plants most likely to close are the St . Louis No . 1 facility , which builds Chrysler LeBaron and Dodge Daytona models ; the Toledo , Ohio , Jeep plant , which dates back to the early 1900s ; and two Canadian plants that build the Jeep Wrangler and Chrysler ' s full - sized vans . Chrysler plants Are other car plants doing the same thing? 5 7 +877 1 Applause for " Sometimes , Talk Is the Best Medicine , " in your Oct . 5 Marketplace section . " Sometimes , Talk Is the Best Medicine , " What is \"Sometimes, Talk Is the Best Medicine\"? 2 12 +877 1 Applause for " Sometimes , Talk Is the Best Medicine , " in your Oct . 5 Marketplace section . Marketplace section What is the Marketplace section? 17 19 +877 1 Applause for " Sometimes , Talk Is the Best Medicine , " in your Oct . 5 Marketplace section . " Sometimes , Talk Is the Best Medicine , " what does this mean? 2 12 +877 1 Applause for " Sometimes , Talk Is the Best Medicine , " in your Oct . 5 Marketplace section . " Sometimes , Talk Is the Best Medicine , " What made you choose this for the October 5 selection? 2 12 +877 1 Applause for " Sometimes , Talk Is the Best Medicine , " in your Oct . 5 Marketplace section . Marketplace Why is \"Sometimes, Talk Is the Best Medicine\" in my Marketplace section? 17 18 +877 1 Applause for " Sometimes , Talk Is the Best Medicine , " in your Oct . 5 Marketplace section . Applause Why is there applause for it? 0 1 +877 2 Indeed , the " art of doctoring " does contribute to better health results and discourages unwarranted malpractice litigation . " art of doctoring " How does the \"art of doctoring\" contribute to better health results and discourage malpractice litigation? 3 8 +877 2 Indeed , the " art of doctoring " does contribute to better health results and discourages unwarranted malpractice litigation . " art of doctoring " is it not an art actually? 3 8 +877 2 Indeed , the " art of doctoring " does contribute to better health results and discourages unwarranted malpractice litigation . " art of doctoring " How does this relate to \"Sometimes, Talk is the Best Medicine\"? 3 8 +877 2 Indeed , the " art of doctoring " does contribute to better health results and discourages unwarranted malpractice litigation . contribute How does the \"art of doctoring\" contribute to better health results? 9 10 +877 2 Indeed , the " art of doctoring " does contribute to better health results and discourages unwarranted malpractice litigation . malpractice Why is there unwarranted malpractice litigation? 17 18 +877 2 Indeed , the " art of doctoring " does contribute to better health results and discourages unwarranted malpractice litigation . " art of doctoring " What does the \"art of doctoring\" mean? 3 8 +877 2 Indeed , the " art of doctoring " does contribute to better health results and discourages unwarranted malpractice litigation . better health results How does it contribute to better health results? 11 14 +877 3 Elaborating on the concern about doctors ' sacrificing earnings in order to spend " talk time " with patients , we are finding the quality of the time spent is the key to true rapport . sacrificing earnings How does spending \"talk time\" result in loss of earnings? 7 9 +877 3 Elaborating on the concern about doctors ' sacrificing earnings in order to spend " talk time " with patients , we are finding the quality of the time spent is the key to true rapport . time " How does \"talk time\" contribute to true rapport? 15 17 +877 4 Even brief conversations can show caring and trust , and need not restrict the efficiency of the communication or restrain the doctor ' s earnings . restrain Why would communication restrain the doctor's earnings? 19 20 +877 5 The issue is far - reaching . far - reaching does it reach every doctor? 3 6 +877 5 The issue is far - reaching . far - reaching Does this refer to in a particular country or is this a world wide reach? 3 6 +878 1 Lone Star Technologies Inc . said its Lone Star Steel Co . unit sued it in federal court here , seeking to recover an intercompany receivable valued at a minimum of $ 23 million . recover Why was Lone Star Technology Inc. trying to recover a minimum of $23 million? 22 23 +878 1 Lone Star Technologies Inc . said its Lone Star Steel Co . unit sued it in federal court here , seeking to recover an intercompany receivable valued at a minimum of $ 23 million . valued How was the value determined? 26 27 +878 1 Lone Star Technologies Inc . said its Lone Star Steel Co . unit sued it in federal court here , seeking to recover an intercompany receivable valued at a minimum of $ 23 million . recover an intercompany receivable Why does Lone Star Steel want to recover an intercompany receivable? 22 26 +878 1 Lone Star Technologies Inc . said its Lone Star Steel Co . unit sued it in federal court here , seeking to recover an intercompany receivable valued at a minimum of $ 23 million . sued it in federal court here Where is \"here\", and why was a suit being filed? 13 19 +878 1 Lone Star Technologies Inc . said its Lone Star Steel Co . unit sued it in federal court here , seeking to recover an intercompany receivable valued at a minimum of $ 23 million . intercompany receivable What is an \"intercompany receivable\"? 24 26 +878 1 Lone Star Technologies Inc . said its Lone Star Steel Co . unit sued it in federal court here , seeking to recover an intercompany receivable valued at a minimum of $ 23 million . sued it in federal court What were the details of the suit? 13 18 +878 2 The lawsuit was filed by Lone Star Steel ' s unsecured creditors ' committee on behalf of Lone Star Steel , which has been operating under Chapter 11 of the federal Bankruptcy Code since June 30 . Chapter 11 is that the worst type? 26 28 +878 2 The lawsuit was filed by Lone Star Steel ' s unsecured creditors ' committee on behalf of Lone Star Steel , which has been operating under Chapter 11 of the federal Bankruptcy Code since June 30 . unsecured Why was the creditor's committee unsecured? 10 11 +878 2 The lawsuit was filed by Lone Star Steel ' s unsecured creditors ' committee on behalf of Lone Star Steel , which has been operating under Chapter 11 of the federal Bankruptcy Code since June 30 . operating How was the committee operating under Chapter 11? 24 25 +878 2 The lawsuit was filed by Lone Star Steel ' s unsecured creditors ' committee on behalf of Lone Star Steel , which has been operating under Chapter 11 of the federal Bankruptcy Code since June 30 . Bankruptcy Why has Lone Star Steel been operating under the Bankruptcy Code since June 30? 31 32 +878 2 The lawsuit was filed by Lone Star Steel ' s unsecured creditors ' committee on behalf of Lone Star Steel , which has been operating under Chapter 11 of the federal Bankruptcy Code since June 30 . Chapter 11 Why did Lone Star Steel file Chapter 11? 26 28 +878 2 The lawsuit was filed by Lone Star Steel ' s unsecured creditors ' committee on behalf of Lone Star Steel , which has been operating under Chapter 11 of the federal Bankruptcy Code since June 30 . Lone Star Steel ' s unsecured creditors ' committee How is this committee unsecured, and why would a company file a suit through an unsecured committee? 5 14 +878 2 The lawsuit was filed by Lone Star Steel ' s unsecured creditors ' committee on behalf of Lone Star Steel , which has been operating under Chapter 11 of the federal Bankruptcy Code since June 30 . The lawsuit Again - details of lawsuit? 0 2 +878 3 Lone Star Technologies said it and its subsidiary ' s creditors agree that the parent company owes the unit money , but they haven ' t been able to reach agreement on the amount . reach agreement on the amount why havent they? 29 34 +878 3 Lone Star Technologies said it and its subsidiary ' s creditors agree that the parent company owes the unit money , but they haven ' t been able to reach agreement on the amount . owes Why does Lone Star Technologies owe its subsidiaries money? 16 17 +878 3 Lone Star Technologies said it and its subsidiary ' s creditors agree that the parent company owes the unit money , but they haven ' t been able to reach agreement on the amount . amount How are is the amount being calculated? 33 34 +878 3 Lone Star Technologies said it and its subsidiary ' s creditors agree that the parent company owes the unit money , but they haven ' t been able to reach agreement on the amount . agreement Why can't they come to an agreement on the amount of money? 30 31 +878 3 Lone Star Technologies said it and its subsidiary ' s creditors agree that the parent company owes the unit money , but they haven ' t been able to reach agreement on the amount . it and its subsidiary ' s creditors agree How was this agreement reached? 4 12 +878 4 Judith Elkin , lawyer for the creditors , said the creditors group is challenging certain accounting entries on the parent company ' s books and estimates that the receivable owed the steel company could be as much as $ 40 million . Judith Elkin , what are his credentials? 0 3 +878 4 Judith Elkin , lawyer for the creditors , said the creditors group is challenging certain accounting entries on the parent company ' s books and estimates that the receivable owed the steel company could be as much as $ 40 million . challenging Why is the group challenging certain accounting entries? 13 14 +878 4 Judith Elkin , lawyer for the creditors , said the creditors group is challenging certain accounting entries on the parent company ' s books and estimates that the receivable owed the steel company could be as much as $ 40 million . estimates How are lawyers arriving at that estimation? 25 26 +878 4 Judith Elkin , lawyer for the creditors , said the creditors group is challenging certain accounting entries on the parent company ' s books and estimates that the receivable owed the steel company could be as much as $ 40 million . accounting entries Which accounting entries is the creditors group challenging? 15 17 +878 4 Judith Elkin , lawyer for the creditors , said the creditors group is challenging certain accounting entries on the parent company ' s books and estimates that the receivable owed the steel company could be as much as $ 40 million . challenging certain accounting entries Which entries are being challenged? 13 17 +878 5 The Lone Star Steel lawsuit also asks the court to rule that Lone Star Technologies is jointly responsible for a $ 4 . 5 million Lone Star Steel pension payment that was due , but wasn ' t paid , in September and that the parent company can ' t recover the amount from its subsidiary if the parent company makes the payment . jointly Why is Lone Star Technology \"jointly\" responsible for the $4.5 million pension payment? 16 17 +878 5 The Lone Star Steel lawsuit also asks the court to rule that Lone Star Technologies is jointly responsible for a $ 4 . 5 million Lone Star Steel pension payment that was due , but wasn ' t paid , in September and that the parent company can ' t recover the amount from its subsidiary if the parent company makes the payment . paid , How is Long Star Steel going to pay the $4.5 million pension? 38 40 +878 5 The Lone Star Steel lawsuit also asks the court to rule that Lone Star Technologies is jointly responsible for a $ 4 . 5 million Lone Star Steel pension payment that was due , but wasn ' t paid , in September and that the parent company can ' t recover the amount from its subsidiary if the parent company makes the payment . Lone Star Technologies is jointly responsible With whom are they jointly responsible? 12 18 +878 5 The Lone Star Steel lawsuit also asks the court to rule that Lone Star Technologies is jointly responsible for a $ 4 . 5 million Lone Star Steel pension payment that was due , but wasn ' t paid , in September and that the parent company can ' t recover the amount from its subsidiary if the parent company makes the payment . but wasn ' t paid , Why was it not paid? 34 40 +878 5 The Lone Star Steel lawsuit also asks the court to rule that Lone Star Technologies is jointly responsible for a $ 4 . 5 million Lone Star Steel pension payment that was due , but wasn ' t paid , in September and that the parent company can ' t recover the amount from its subsidiary if the parent company makes the payment . can ' t recover the amount Why can't the amount be recovered? 47 53 +879 1 A state judge postponed a decision on a move by holders of Telerate Inc . to block the tender offer of Dow Jones & Co . for the 33 % of Telerate it doesn ' t already own . tender offer what is a tender offer? 18 20 +879 1 A state judge postponed a decision on a move by holders of Telerate Inc . to block the tender offer of Dow Jones & Co . for the 33 % of Telerate it doesn ' t already own . A state judge Which state is the judge from? 0 3 +879 1 A state judge postponed a decision on a move by holders of Telerate Inc . to block the tender offer of Dow Jones & Co . for the 33 % of Telerate it doesn ' t already own . tender offer Is the offer to other stockholders? What is the offer? 18 20 +879 1 A state judge postponed a decision on a move by holders of Telerate Inc . to block the tender offer of Dow Jones & Co . for the 33 % of Telerate it doesn ' t already own . A state judge postponed a decision on a move Why did the judge postpone the decision of Telerate Inc's block? 0 9 +879 1 A state judge postponed a decision on a move by holders of Telerate Inc . to block the tender offer of Dow Jones & Co . for the 33 % of Telerate it doesn ' t already own . state judge postponed a decision Why was the decision postponed? 1 6 +879 2 Vice Chancellor Maurice A . Hartnett III of Delaware ' s Court of Chancery heard arguments for more than two hours here , but he made no comment and asked no questions . he made no comment and asked no questions What was Vice Chancellor Maurice A. Hartnett III thinking about? 24 32 +879 2 Vice Chancellor Maurice A . Hartnett III of Delaware ' s Court of Chancery heard arguments for more than two hours here , but he made no comment and asked no questions . heard arguments What were the arguments about? 14 16 +879 3 He could rule as early as today on the motion seeking a temporary injunction against the Dow Jones offer . temporary injunction what is an injunction? 12 14 +879 3 He could rule as early as today on the motion seeking a temporary injunction against the Dow Jones offer . He could rule as early as today How long does he have to make his decision if not today? 0 7 +879 4 Dow Jones has offered to pay $ 18 a share , or about $ 576 million , for the remaining Telerate stake . pay $ 18 a share , or about will they accept? 5 13 +879 4 Dow Jones has offered to pay $ 18 a share , or about $ 576 million , for the remaining Telerate stake . Dow Jones has offered to pay $ 18 a share , Does Telerate have an option to negotiate? 0 11 +879 4 Dow Jones has offered to pay $ 18 a share , or about $ 576 million , for the remaining Telerate stake . the remaining Telerate stake How will selling Telerate shares to Dow Jones & Co. affect the prices of those shares? 18 22 +879 4 Dow Jones has offered to pay $ 18 a share , or about $ 576 million , for the remaining Telerate stake . pay $ 18 a share , What was the current value of the stocks? 5 11 +879 5 The offer will expire at 5 p . m . EST on Nov . 6 , unless extended again . unless extended again will they extend again? 16 19 +879 5 The offer will expire at 5 p . m . EST on Nov . 6 , unless extended again . unless extended again How long could it be extended for? 16 19 +879 5 The offer will expire at 5 p . m . EST on Nov . 6 , unless extended again . extended again . Why was it extended before? 17 20 +879 5 The offer will expire at 5 p . m . EST on Nov . 6 , unless extended again . unless extended again Does the extension lie in the hands of the judge who originally postponed his decision about Telerate's block against Dow Jones & Co.? 16 19 +879 5 The offer will expire at 5 p . m . EST on Nov . 6 , unless extended again . The offer will expire Will both Dow Jones & Co. and Telerate return to business as usual if the offer expires? 0 4 +880 1 Secretary of State Baker , we read , decided to kill a speech that Robert Gates , deputy national security adviser and a career Soviet expert , was going to give to a student colloquium , the National Collegiate Security Conference . kill a speech Why did Secretary of State Baker want to kill a speech by Robert Gates? 10 13 +880 1 Secretary of State Baker , we read , decided to kill a speech that Robert Gates , deputy national security adviser and a career Soviet expert , was going to give to a student colloquium , the National Collegiate Security Conference . student colloquium , Where was this speech to take place? 33 36 +880 1 Secretary of State Baker , we read , decided to kill a speech that Robert Gates , deputy national security adviser and a career Soviet expert , was going to give to a student colloquium , the National Collegiate Security Conference . to kill a speech Why did Baker want the speech killed? 9 13 +880 2 We keep wondering what Mr . Gates wanted to say . Mr . Gates do they have an idea what it was? 4 7 +880 2 We keep wondering what Mr . Gates wanted to say . wanted to say how did primates ultimately develop speech? 7 10 +880 3 Perhaps he might have cited Mr . Gorbachev ' s need for " a stable currency , free and competitive markets , private property and real prices " and other pie - in - the - sky reforms . pie - in - the - sky meaning unlikely reforms? 30 37 +880 3 Perhaps he might have cited Mr . Gorbachev ' s need for " a stable currency , free and competitive markets , private property and real prices " and other pie - in - the - sky reforms . pie - in - the - sky reforms Why were these reforms unworkable? 30 38 +880 3 Perhaps he might have cited Mr . Gorbachev ' s need for " a stable currency , free and competitive markets , private property and real prices " and other pie - in - the - sky reforms . stable currency , How does a stablecoin constantly react to a currencies current market value? 14 17 +880 4 Perhaps he ' d have called for " a decentralized political and economic system " without a dominant communist party . decentralized political and economic system " What is a decentralized political and economic system? 9 15 +880 5 Or political arrangements " to alleviate the grievances and demands of Soviet ethnic minorities and republics . " Why , a Bob Gates might even have said , " Nor are Soviet problems susceptible to rescue from abroad through abundant Western credits . " through abundant Western credits is this a complex idea? 38 42 +880 5 Or political arrangements " to alleviate the grievances and demands of Soviet ethnic minorities and republics . " Why , a Bob Gates might even have said , " Nor are Soviet problems susceptible to rescue from abroad through abundant Western credits . " grievances and demands What are the grievances and demands of Soviet ethnic minorities? 7 10 +880 5 Or political arrangements " to alleviate the grievances and demands of Soviet ethnic minorities and republics . " Why , a Bob Gates might even have said , " Nor are Soviet problems susceptible to rescue from abroad through abundant Western credits . " demands of Soviet ethnic minorities Why were there grievances on the part of ethnic minorities? 9 14 +880 5 Or political arrangements " to alleviate the grievances and demands of Soviet ethnic minorities and republics . " Why , a Bob Gates might even have said , " Nor are Soviet problems susceptible to rescue from abroad through abundant Western credits . " political how did this become such a dominant word in our culture? 1 2 +881 1 The recently revived enthusiasm among small investors for stock mutual funds has been damped by a jittery stock market and the tumult over program trading . tumult what happened to program trading/ 21 22 +881 1 The recently revived enthusiasm among small investors for stock mutual funds has been damped by a jittery stock market and the tumult over program trading . program trading What is program trading? 23 25 +881 1 The recently revived enthusiasm among small investors for stock mutual funds has been damped by a jittery stock market and the tumult over program trading . jittery stock market WHAT IS CAUSING IT TOBE UNSTABLE? 16 19 +881 1 The recently revived enthusiasm among small investors for stock mutual funds has been damped by a jittery stock market and the tumult over program trading . program trading . WHAT IS THE ISSUE WITH PROGRAM TRADING THAT IS CAUSING THIS PROBLEM? 23 26 +881 2 After hitting two - year highs this summer , net sales of stock funds slowed in September , according to the Investment Company Institute , a trade group . this summer , which year? 6 9 +881 2 After hitting two - year highs this summer , net sales of stock funds slowed in September , according to the Investment Company Institute , a trade group . stock What stock funds? 12 13 +881 2 After hitting two - year highs this summer , net sales of stock funds slowed in September , according to the Investment Company Institute , a trade group . stock funds Why did net sales of stock funds slow in September? 12 14 +881 2 After hitting two - year highs this summer , net sales of stock funds slowed in September , according to the Investment Company Institute , a trade group . slowed in September , WHY DID SALES SLOW? 14 18 +881 3 The sales recovery screeched to a halt this month , some analysts say . a halt this month , some analysts say . Which analysts? 5 14 +881 3 The sales recovery screeched to a halt this month , some analysts say . halt Why the halt? 6 7 +881 3 The sales recovery screeched to a halt this month , some analysts say . sales recovery Why did sales recovery come to a halt? 1 3 +881 3 The sales recovery screeched to a halt this month , some analysts say . screeched to a halt WHY DID THE RECOVERY HALT? 3 7 +881 4 " Confidence was starting to come back because we didn ' t have wildly volatile days , " says Tyler Jenks , research director for Kanon Bloch Carre & Co . , a Boston research firm . " Now everything " - - such as program trading and wide stock market swings - - " that everyone had pushed back in their consciousness is just sitting right there . " there Where is it sitting? 67 68 +881 4 " Confidence was starting to come back because we didn ' t have wildly volatile days , " says Tyler Jenks , research director for Kanon Bloch Carre & Co . , a Boston research firm . " Now everything " - - such as program trading and wide stock market swings - - " that everyone had pushed back in their consciousness is just sitting right there . " starting to come back STOCK MARKET SWINGS ARE NORMAL, WHY WOULD THIS CAUSE SUCHA HEAVY IMPACT? 3 7 +881 5 Net sales of stock funds in September totaled $ 839 . 4 million , down from $ 1 . 1 billion in August , the institute said . down from $ 1 . 1 billion in August , HOW DID THEY NOT TAKE PREVENTATIVE ACTION TO TRY TO SLOW THE FALL OF THE STOCK PRICE? 14 24 +882 1 NRM Energy Co . said it filed materials with the Securities and Exchange Commission calling for it to restructure into a corporation from a limited partnership . restructure Why does NRM Energy Co. want to restructure into a corporation? 18 19 +882 1 NRM Energy Co . said it filed materials with the Securities and Exchange Commission calling for it to restructure into a corporation from a limited partnership . restructure Why is restructure being called for? 18 19 +882 2 The partnership said it is proposing the change largely because the provisions of its senior notes restrict it from making distributions on its units outstanding . restrict it from making distributions Why were they being restricted initially? 16 21 +882 3 NRM suspended its common distribution in June 1988 and the distribution on its $ 2 cumulative convertible acquisition preferred units in September . convertible acquisition preferred units what are those? 16 20 +882 3 NRM suspended its common distribution in June 1988 and the distribution on its $ 2 cumulative convertible acquisition preferred units in September . NRM suspended its common distribution Why did NRM suspend its common distribution 0 5 +882 4 However , unpaid distributions on the acquisition preferred are cumulative and would total $ 23 million a year , hurting NRM ' s financial flexibility and its ability to raise capital , NRM said . total how quickly do they get the money? 12 13 +882 4 However , unpaid distributions on the acquisition preferred are cumulative and would total $ 23 million a year , hurting NRM ' s financial flexibility and its ability to raise capital , NRM said . NRM ' s financial flexibility How would NRMs financial flexibility be hurt? 20 25 +882 5 In following several other oil and gas partnerships that have made the conversion to a corporation in the last year , NRM also noted that tax advantages for partnerships have diminished under new tax laws and said it would save $ 2 million a year in administrative costs from the change . new tax laws What are the new tax laws for partnerships? 32 35 +882 5 In following several other oil and gas partnerships that have made the conversion to a corporation in the last year , NRM also noted that tax advantages for partnerships have diminished under new tax laws and said it would save $ 2 million a year in administrative costs from the change . it would save $ 2 How would it save so much money in admin costs? 37 42 +883 1 A group of Michigan investors has offered to buy Knight - Ridder Inc . ' s ailing Detroit Free Press for $ 68 million but has left unclear how the offer will be financed . unclear how the offer will be financed Why is it unclear how the offer will be financed by the Michigan investors? 27 34 +883 1 A group of Michigan investors has offered to buy Knight - Ridder Inc . ' s ailing Detroit Free Press for $ 68 million but has left unclear how the offer will be financed . Knight - Ridder is that some last names? 9 12 +883 1 A group of Michigan investors has offered to buy Knight - Ridder Inc . ' s ailing Detroit Free Press for $ 68 million but has left unclear how the offer will be financed . A group of Michigan investors Which Michigan investors? 0 5 +883 1 A group of Michigan investors has offered to buy Knight - Ridder Inc . ' s ailing Detroit Free Press for $ 68 million but has left unclear how the offer will be financed . Michigan Why would they want to buy a failing company? 3 4 +883 1 A group of Michigan investors has offered to buy Knight - Ridder Inc . ' s ailing Detroit Free Press for $ 68 million but has left unclear how the offer will be financed . group of Michigan investors Who are the group of Michigan investors who want to buy Detroit Free Press? 1 5 +883 2 The offer came just prior to arguments before the U . S . Supreme Court over whether the Free Press should be allowed to enter into a joint operating pact with Gannett Co . ' s Detroit News . whether the Free Press should be allowed Why shouldn't the Free Press be allowed to join a pact with Detroit News? 16 23 +883 3 The group led by Birmingham , Mich . , publicist William D . McMaster didn ' t name an investment banker backing the deal or say how much its members will contribute to the offer . didn ' t name an investment banker backing the deal Is he waiting till the next meeting to discuss how the offer will be financed? 14 24 +883 4 Indeed , some individuals identified with the group said they haven ' t committed any money to the bid and weren ' t aware of it until they heard about it in local news accounts over the weekend . weren ' t aware of it If they are part of the group, why weren't the individuals aware of the offer? 20 26 +883 4 Indeed , some individuals identified with the group said they haven ' t committed any money to the bid and weren ' t aware of it until they heard about it in local news accounts over the weekend . over the weekend should they have been aware? 35 38 +883 5 Knight - Ridder wouldn ' t comment on the offer . wouldn ' t comment on the offer Was he busy at the time when he was asked to comment? 3 10 +883 5 Knight - Ridder wouldn ' t comment on the offer . wouldn ' t comment why no comment? 3 7 +884 1 Democracy is making a return with a vengeance to Latin America ' s most populous and deeply indebted country . return How is democracy making a return 4 5 +884 1 Democracy is making a return with a vengeance to Latin America ' s most populous and deeply indebted country . populous How many people are in Latin America's most populous country? 14 15 +884 1 Democracy is making a return with a vengeance to Latin America ' s most populous and deeply indebted country . indebted Why is the most populous Latin American country indebted? 17 18 +884 1 Democracy is making a return with a vengeance to Latin America ' s most populous and deeply indebted country . deeply indebted country which country is it? 16 19 +884 1 Democracy is making a return with a vengeance to Latin America ' s most populous and deeply indebted country . vengeance what kind of vengeance? 7 8 +884 2 On Nov . 15 , when Brazilians elect a president for the first time in 29 years , the country ' s 82 million voters will have 22 candidates to choose from . time in 29 years , Why were they not able to have an election before? 13 18 +884 2 On Nov . 15 , when Brazilians elect a president for the first time in 29 years , the country ' s 82 million voters will have 22 candidates to choose from . first Why did the Brazilians wait 29 years to elect a new president? 12 13 +884 2 On Nov . 15 , when Brazilians elect a president for the first time in 29 years , the country ' s 82 million voters will have 22 candidates to choose from . candidates How were the candidates chosen? 28 29 +884 2 On Nov . 15 , when Brazilians elect a president for the first time in 29 years , the country ' s 82 million voters will have 22 candidates to choose from . 22 candidates why so many candidates? 27 29 +884 3 The candidates have been crisscrossing this huge country of 145 million people , holding rallies and televised debates in hope of being elected to what must be one of the world ' s most thankless political jobs : trying to drag Brazil out of its economic and social mess . elected Why do the candidates want to be elected to a \"thankless political\" job? 22 23 +884 3 The candidates have been crisscrossing this huge country of 145 million people , holding rallies and televised debates in hope of being elected to what must be one of the world ' s most thankless political jobs : trying to drag Brazil out of its economic and social mess . drag How are the candidates going to \"drag\" Brazil out of its economic and social mess? 40 41 +884 3 The candidates have been crisscrossing this huge country of 145 million people , holding rallies and televised debates in hope of being elected to what must be one of the world ' s most thankless political jobs : trying to drag Brazil out of its economic and social mess . mess Why does Brazil have an economic and social mess? 48 49 +884 4 " I feel sorry for whoever wins , " says a Brazilian diplomat . feel Why is a Brazilian diplomat sharing his feelings? 2 3 +884 4 " I feel sorry for whoever wins , " says a Brazilian diplomat . wins , " Wins what? 6 9 +884 5 Who that winner will be is highly uncertain . uncertain Why is it uncertain who the winner will be? 7 8 +884 5 Who that winner will be is highly uncertain . highly uncertain are there polls? 6 8 +884 5 Who that winner will be is highly uncertain . winner Winner of what? 2 3 +885 1 Concerning your Sept . 29 article " Retailers Face Cutbacks , Uncertain Future " : The outcome of our leveraged buyout is looking very positive . leveraged buyout Whose leveraged buyout is looking positive? 19 21 +885 1 Concerning your Sept . 29 article " Retailers Face Cutbacks , Uncertain Future " : The outcome of our leveraged buyout is looking very positive . buyout is looking very positive Why is the buyout looking positive? 20 25 +885 1 Concerning your Sept . 29 article " Retailers Face Cutbacks , Uncertain Future " : The outcome of our leveraged buyout is looking very positive . buyout What kind of buyouts? 20 21 +885 2 Unlike most of the other retailers mentioned in the story , Jos . other retailers What other retailers? 4 6 +885 3 A . Bank Clothiers Inc . is not in serious financial problems . serious financial problems just mild problems? 9 12 +885 3 A . Bank Clothiers Inc . is not in serious financial problems . serious financial problems . What sort of serious issues are they not in? 9 13 +885 3 A . Bank Clothiers Inc . is not in serious financial problems . not in serious financial problems Why is this particular place not in serious financial problems? 7 12 +885 4 We did experience some difficulties with the initial LBO terms and , as your article made clear , successfully restructured our debt earlier this year , something those other retailers have yet to accomplish . LBO what is lbo? 8 9 +885 4 We did experience some difficulties with the initial LBO terms and , as your article made clear , successfully restructured our debt earlier this year , something those other retailers have yet to accomplish . LBO terms What were the LBO terms A. Bank Clothiers were having difficulties with? 8 10 +885 4 We did experience some difficulties with the initial LBO terms and , as your article made clear , successfully restructured our debt earlier this year , something those other retailers have yet to accomplish . those other retailers have yet to accomplish Why have they failed to accomplish their buyouts? 27 34 +885 4 We did experience some difficulties with the initial LBO terms and , as your article made clear , successfully restructured our debt earlier this year , something those other retailers have yet to accomplish . restructured our debt earlier this year , How did you successfully restructure your debt? 19 26 +885 4 We did experience some difficulties with the initial LBO terms and , as your article made clear , successfully restructured our debt earlier this year , something those other retailers have yet to accomplish . retailers Which other retailers? 29 30 +885 5 Your were on target regarding industry problems , but wide of the mark in portraying the financial health of this company . wide of the mark They were incorrect in what way? 9 13 +885 5 Your were on target regarding industry problems , but wide of the mark in portraying the financial health of this company . portraying the financial health of this company What is the financial health of this company? 14 21 +886 1 Warner Communications Inc . is close to an agreement to back a new recorded music and music publishing company in partnership with Irving Azoff , who resigned in September as head of MCA Inc . ' s MCA Records unit . who resigned Why did he resign? 25 27 +886 1 Warner Communications Inc . is close to an agreement to back a new recorded music and music publishing company in partnership with Irving Azoff , who resigned in September as head of MCA Inc . ' s MCA Records unit . who resigned in September why did he resign? 25 29 +886 1 Warner Communications Inc . is close to an agreement to back a new recorded music and music publishing company in partnership with Irving Azoff , who resigned in September as head of MCA Inc . ' s MCA Records unit . new recorded music and music publishing company Who is the new recorded music and music publishing cases? 12 19 +886 3 But record industry executives familiar with the talks said Mr . Azoff and Warner came to an agreement yesterday to form a 50 - 50 joint - venture company funded by Warner and run by Mr . Azoff . record industry executives What executives? 1 4 +886 4 Among other things , they said , Mr . Azoff would develop musical acts for a new record label . new record label are they creating a new one? 16 19 +886 4 Among other things , they said , Mr . Azoff would develop musical acts for a new record label . musical acts What kind of muscial acts? 12 14 +886 4 Among other things , they said , Mr . Azoff would develop musical acts for a new record label . would develop musical acts How does he plan to successfully do this? 10 14 +886 4 Among other things , they said , Mr . Azoff would develop musical acts for a new record label . for a new record label . What record label? 14 20 +886 4 Among other things , they said , Mr . Azoff would develop musical acts for a new record label . new record label What is the name of the new record label? 16 19 +886 5 The agreement is said to be similar to Warner ' s 50 - 50 partnership with record and movie producer David Geffen , whose films and records are distributed by the Warner Bros . studio and the Warner records unit . David Geffen , is he famous? 20 23 +886 5 The agreement is said to be similar to Warner ' s 50 - 50 partnership with record and movie producer David Geffen , whose films and records are distributed by the Warner Bros . studio and the Warner records unit . movie producer David Geffen , What has he produced? 18 23 +887 1 President Bush said that three members of his cabinet will lead a presidential mission to Poland to gauge how the U . S . can help the new non - Communist government ' s economic changes . three members of his cabinet Which three members? 4 9 +887 1 President Bush said that three members of his cabinet will lead a presidential mission to Poland to gauge how the U . S . can help the new non - Communist government ' s economic changes . three members Who are the three members of Bush's cabinet who will lead a mission to Poland? 4 6 +887 1 President Bush said that three members of his cabinet will lead a presidential mission to Poland to gauge how the U . S . can help the new non - Communist government ' s economic changes . economic changes What are Poland's economic changes? 34 36 +887 2 Mr . Bush announced several weeks ago that he intended to send such a mission , composed of top government aides and business and labor leaders . several weeks which year was this? 4 6 +887 3 The mission will visit Poland from Nov . 29 to Dec . 2 , the White House said . mission What mission is it? 1 2 +887 4 In remarks at a White House ceremony marking Polish Heritage Month , Mr . Bush announced that Agriculture Secretary Clayton Yeutter , Commerce Secretary Robert Mosbacher and Labor Secretary Elizabeth Dole will lead the U . S . group . Elizabeth Dole is she a good choice to lead? 29 31 +887 5 Michael Boskin , chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers , also will be a member . Michael Boskin , how much experience does he have? 0 3 +888 1 MAY 1 , 1975 , SIGNALED A DISTRESSFUL May Day for securities houses , which were forced to end 183 years of charging fixed commissions . securities what are security houses? 11 12 +888 1 MAY 1 , 1975 , SIGNALED A DISTRESSFUL May Day for securities houses , which were forced to end 183 years of charging fixed commissions . forced to end Why were securities houses forced to end charging fixed commissions? 16 19 +888 1 MAY 1 , 1975 , SIGNALED A DISTRESSFUL May Day for securities houses , which were forced to end 183 years of charging fixed commissions . DISTRESSFUL Why was May 1, 1975 distressful? 7 8 +888 1 MAY 1 , 1975 , SIGNALED A DISTRESSFUL May Day for securities houses , which were forced to end 183 years of charging fixed commissions . forced Why was an end put to 183 years of charging fixed commissions? 16 17 +888 1 MAY 1 , 1975 , SIGNALED A DISTRESSFUL May Day for securities houses , which were forced to end 183 years of charging fixed commissions . commissions Why does it matter if fixed commissions are charged or not? 24 25 +888 2 It scared brokers , but most survived . most survived did some not? 5 7 +888 2 It scared brokers , but most survived . brokers , Why were the brokers scared? 2 4 +888 2 It scared brokers , but most survived . survived How did the brokers survive? 6 7 +888 2 It scared brokers , but most survived . It scared What is it and why was it scaring people? 0 2 +888 3 It took effect after seven years of bitter debate between the Securities and Exchange Commission and traders and exchanges . years of bitter debate debate in court? 5 9 +888 3 It took effect after seven years of bitter debate between the Securities and Exchange Commission and traders and exchanges . bitter Why was the debate bitter? 7 8 +888 3 It took effect after seven years of bitter debate between the Securities and Exchange Commission and traders and exchanges . traders How did the traders feel about the issue? 16 17 +888 3 It took effect after seven years of bitter debate between the Securities and Exchange Commission and traders and exchanges . exchanges Why did the exchanges bitterly debate the issue? 18 19 +888 4 Despite warnings from such leaders as former Federal Reserve Board Chairman William McChesney Martin that unfixed commissions would undo the industry , the SEC in September 1973 said full competition must start May l , 1975 . leaders Why is William McChesney Martin no longer the Federal Reserve Board Chairman? 4 5 +888 4 Despite warnings from such leaders as former Federal Reserve Board Chairman William McChesney Martin that unfixed commissions would undo the industry , the SEC in September 1973 said full competition must start May l , 1975 . undo How would unfixed commissions undue the industry? 18 19 +888 5 The timing for change was right . timing Why was the timing for change right? 1 2 +888 5 The timing for change was right . change How was the change going to occur? 3 4 +888 5 The timing for change was right . change was What was the change? 3 5 +889 1 Gen - Probe Inc . , a biotechnology concern , said it signed a definitive agreement to be acquired by Chugai Pharmaceutical Co . of Tokyo for about $ 110 million , or almost double the market price of Gen - Probe ' s stock . concern , does concern mean business? 8 10 +889 1 Gen - Probe Inc . , a biotechnology concern , said it signed a definitive agreement to be acquired by Chugai Pharmaceutical Co . of Tokyo for about $ 110 million , or almost double the market price of Gen - Probe ' s stock . biotechnology concern , Why is it a biotechnology concern? 7 10 +889 2 The move is sure to heighten concerns about increased Japanese investment in U . S . biotechnology firms . heighten concerns what are the concerns exactly? 5 7 +889 2 The move is sure to heighten concerns about increased Japanese investment in U . S . biotechnology firms . heighten concerns Why would the move heighten concerns about increased Japanese investment in U.S. biotechnology forms? 5 7 +889 2 The move is sure to heighten concerns about increased Japanese investment in U . S . biotechnology firms . heighten concerns Why are there heightened concerns? 5 7 +889 3 It is also likely to bolster fears that the Japanese will use their foothold in U . S . biotechnology concerns to gain certain trade and competitive advantages . gain certain trade and competitive advantages How would the Japanese gain certain trade and competitive advantages? 22 28 +889 3 It is also likely to bolster fears that the Japanese will use their foothold in U . S . biotechnology concerns to gain certain trade and competitive advantages . trade and competitive advantages What kind of trade and competitive advantages? 24 28 +889 3 It is also likely to bolster fears that the Japanese will use their foothold in U . S . biotechnology concerns to gain certain trade and competitive advantages . competitive advantages What are competitive advantages? 26 28 +889 3 It is also likely to bolster fears that the Japanese will use their foothold in U . S . biotechnology concerns to gain certain trade and competitive advantages . certain trade What trade advantages can they get? 23 25 +889 4 Gen - Probe , an industry leader in the field of genetic probes , which is a new technology used in diagnostic tests , last year signed an agreement for Chugai to exclusively market its diagnostic products in Japan for infectious diseases and cancer . diagnostic products what products are those? 35 37 +889 4 Gen - Probe , an industry leader in the field of genetic probes , which is a new technology used in diagnostic tests , last year signed an agreement for Chugai to exclusively market its diagnostic products in Japan for infectious diseases and cancer . Gen - Probe , Who is Gen Probe? 0 4 +889 4 Gen - Probe , an industry leader in the field of genetic probes , which is a new technology used in diagnostic tests , last year signed an agreement for Chugai to exclusively market its diagnostic products in Japan for infectious diseases and cancer . infectious diseases What type of infectious diseases? 40 42 +889 5 Chugai agreed then to fund certain associated research and development costs . certain associated research and development What type of certain associated research and development? 5 10 +890 1 So - called cross - border acquisitions totaled $ 23 . 1 billion in the second quarter , down from $ 33 . 6 billion a year earlier , according to the accounting firm KPMG Peat Marwick . cross - border acquisitions What is a cross-border acquisition? 3 7 +890 1 So - called cross - border acquisitions totaled $ 23 . 1 billion in the second quarter , down from $ 33 . 6 billion a year earlier , according to the accounting firm KPMG Peat Marwick . So - called Why is the acquisition described as cross-border? 0 3 +890 1 So - called cross - border acquisitions totaled $ 23 . 1 billion in the second quarter , down from $ 33 . 6 billion a year earlier , according to the accounting firm KPMG Peat Marwick . down Why is the total down from a year earlier? 18 19 +890 2 In a cross - border transaction , the buyer is in a different region of the globe from the target . cross - border transaction , is that becoming common? 2 7 +890 2 In a cross - border transaction , the buyer is in a different region of the globe from the target . buyer How does the buyer acquire a target in a different region? 8 9 +890 3 Such transactions numbered 670 in the second quarter , up from 527 a year earlier . numbered 670 how are they tracked? 2 4 +890 3 Such transactions numbered 670 in the second quarter , up from 527 a year earlier . up Why are the numbers up from a year earlier? 9 10 +890 4 However , the total value declined for deals of $ 100 million and up . declined Why did the total value decline for deals of $100 million and up? 5 6 +890 5 The downturn in total value may be only temporary , suggested Herb Adler , a KPMG Peat Marwick partner . temporary , why would it be temporary? 8 10 +890 5 The downturn in total value may be only temporary , suggested Herb Adler , a KPMG Peat Marwick partner . temporary , Why does Mr. Adler think the downturn in total value is temporary? 8 10 +891 1 The following issues were recently filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission : issues which issues? 2 3 +891 1 The following issues were recently filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission : issues What issues were filed recently with the SEC? 2 3 +891 1 The following issues were recently filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission : Securities and Exchange Commission : What types of issues would the Securities and Exchange commission be filing? 8 13 +891 1 The following issues were recently filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission : Exchange Commission : What is this exchange commission? 10 13 +891 2 ECI Environmental Inc . , initial offering of 1 . 1 million shares , of which ECI will sell 990 , 000 and co - founders will sell 110 , 000 shares , via Oppenheimer & Co . Oppenheimer & Co How did Oppenheimer&Co come to these numbers for ECI shares? 34 37 +891 2 ECI Environmental Inc . , initial offering of 1 . 1 million shares , of which ECI will sell 990 , 000 and co - founders will sell 110 , 000 shares , via Oppenheimer & Co . shares , Why are they selling shares? 12 14 +891 3 Fastenal Co . , proposed offering of 400 , 000 common shares by holders , via Robert W . Baird & Co . and William Blair & Co . common shares what are common shares? 10 12 +891 3 Fastenal Co . , proposed offering of 400 , 000 common shares by holders , via Robert W . Baird & Co . and William Blair & Co . 400 , 000 common shares What types of shares are being offered here? 7 12 +891 4 First Capital Holdings Corp . , proposed offering of $ 275 million of floating rate senior notes , via Shearson Lehman Hutton Inc . floating rate senior notes , what are those? 13 18 +891 4 First Capital Holdings Corp . , proposed offering of $ 275 million of floating rate senior notes , via Shearson Lehman Hutton Inc . floating rate senior notes , What is a floating rate senior note? 13 18 +891 4 First Capital Holdings Corp . , proposed offering of $ 275 million of floating rate senior notes , via Shearson Lehman Hutton Inc . floating rate senior notes , How are senior notes different from common shares? 13 18 +891 4 First Capital Holdings Corp . , proposed offering of $ 275 million of floating rate senior notes , via Shearson Lehman Hutton Inc . First Capital Holdings Corp Why is this company important? 0 4 +891 5 Industrial Funding Corp . , initial offering of common stock , via Alex . Alex Who is Alex and why does he get a share in this? 12 13 +891 5 Industrial Funding Corp . , initial offering of common stock , via Alex . via Alex Who is Alex? 11 13 +892 1 October was an edgy month for the practitioners of glasnost , the official Soviet policy of allowing more candor from the nation ' s media . edgy month Why was October an edgy month for glasnost practitioners? 3 5 +892 1 October was an edgy month for the practitioners of glasnost , the official Soviet policy of allowing more candor from the nation ' s media . glasnost , What exactly is it? 9 11 +892 1 October was an edgy month for the practitioners of glasnost , the official Soviet policy of allowing more candor from the nation ' s media . October in which year? 0 1 +892 1 October was an edgy month for the practitioners of glasnost , the official Soviet policy of allowing more candor from the nation ' s media . edgy month How was October an edgy month for the practitioners? 3 5 +892 1 October was an edgy month for the practitioners of glasnost , the official Soviet policy of allowing more candor from the nation ' s media . candor how does one add candor to public media? 18 19 +892 2 For one of the superstars of glasnost , Vitaly Korotich , editor of the trail - blazing weekly Ogonyok , Friday , Oct . 20 was a somersaulting day that turned from tension to elation . somersaulting day Why was October 20 a somersaulting day for Vitaly Korotich? 27 29 +892 2 For one of the superstars of glasnost , Vitaly Korotich , editor of the trail - blazing weekly Ogonyok , Friday , Oct . 20 was a somersaulting day that turned from tension to elation . turned from tension What was the tension/cause of the tension? 30 33 +892 2 For one of the superstars of glasnost , Vitaly Korotich , editor of the trail - blazing weekly Ogonyok , Friday , Oct . 20 was a somersaulting day that turned from tension to elation . glasnost , what is glasnost? 6 8 +892 2 For one of the superstars of glasnost , Vitaly Korotich , editor of the trail - blazing weekly Ogonyok , Friday , Oct . 20 was a somersaulting day that turned from tension to elation . superstars of glasnost , Why is Vitaly Korotich a superstar of glasnost? 4 8 +892 2 For one of the superstars of glasnost , Vitaly Korotich , editor of the trail - blazing weekly Ogonyok , Friday , Oct . 20 was a somersaulting day that turned from tension to elation . superstars how did he get the title \"superstar\"? 4 5 +892 3 He had been summoned to the Central Committee of the Soviet Communist Party , after he finished his lunch at the Savoy Hotel , an unlikely prelude to a bureaucratic brow - beating : Eight - foot - tall Rubenesquely naked ladies float on their canvases toward a ceiling teeming with cherubs , all surrounded by gilt laid on with a pastry chef ' s trowel and supported by marble corinthian columns whose capitals are fluting fountains of gold . summoned Why was he summoned to the Central Committee? 3 4 +892 3 He had been summoned to the Central Committee of the Soviet Communist Party , after he finished his lunch at the Savoy Hotel , an unlikely prelude to a bureaucratic brow - beating : Eight - foot - tall Rubenesquely naked ladies float on their canvases toward a ceiling teeming with cherubs , all surrounded by gilt laid on with a pastry chef ' s trowel and supported by marble corinthian columns whose capitals are fluting fountains of gold . fountains of gold . How do people feel justified holding tight to so much opulence while others die of starvation? 76 80 +892 4 Why had Mr . Korotich been called ? " I told my driver , " he said , " that he was taking my butt to the Central Committee so they can . . . " whack , whack , whack his hand made vigorous spanking gestures on his left palm . " They feel the need from time to time to ` educate ' me . " ` educate ' Why did the Central Committee need to educate Korotich? 62 65 +892 4 Why had Mr . Korotich been called ? " I told my driver , " he said , " that he was taking my butt to the Central Committee so they can . . . " whack , whack , whack his hand made vigorous spanking gestures on his left palm . " They feel the need from time to time to ` educate ' me . " feel the need from time to time Why do they feel the need to educate him from time to time? 54 61 +892 4 Why had Mr . Korotich been called ? " I told my driver , " he said , " that he was taking my butt to the Central Committee so they can . . . " whack , whack , whack his hand made vigorous spanking gestures on his left palm . " They feel the need from time to time to ` educate ' me . " ` educate ' me How would he be educated if he was poor? 62 66 +892 5 And indeed , as he later reported , that was the import of the meeting . import definition of this word? 11 12 +892 5 And indeed , as he later reported , that was the import of the meeting . later reported , how was he allowed to report on such matters? 5 8 +893 1 Margaret Thatcher ' s instinctive response to the latest upheaval in her government is to promise business as usual . instinctive What was her response? 4 5 +893 1 Margaret Thatcher ' s instinctive response to the latest upheaval in her government is to promise business as usual . latest upheaval How is this latest event promising business as usual? 8 10 +893 1 Margaret Thatcher ' s instinctive response to the latest upheaval in her government is to promise business as usual . latest upheaval What is the latest upheaval in her government? 8 10 +893 1 Margaret Thatcher ' s instinctive response to the latest upheaval in her government is to promise business as usual . latest upheaval What is the latest upheaval in Margaret Thatcher's government? 8 10 +893 2 That may be the last thing she needs . thing she needs needs to do what? 5 8 +893 2 That may be the last thing she needs . last thing she needs Why would this potentially be the last thing she needs. What is she trying to obtain? 4 8 +893 2 That may be the last thing she needs . That may be the last thing What may be the last thing she needs? 0 6 +893 2 That may be the last thing she needs . last thing What is the last thing that Margaret Thatcher needs? 4 6 +893 3 As the air clears from last week ' s storm of resignations and reshufflings , the government faces a daunting job of rebuilding confidence in its policies . daunting job how daunting is it? 19 21 +893 3 As the air clears from last week ' s storm of resignations and reshufflings , the government faces a daunting job of rebuilding confidence in its policies . rebuilding confidence How are they planning to rebuild this confidence? 22 24 +893 3 As the air clears from last week ' s storm of resignations and reshufflings , the government faces a daunting job of rebuilding confidence in its policies . last week ' s storm of resignations Who are the people that resigned? 5 12 +893 3 As the air clears from last week ' s storm of resignations and reshufflings , the government faces a daunting job of rebuilding confidence in its policies . its policies Rebuilding confidence in what policies? 25 27 +893 3 As the air clears from last week ' s storm of resignations and reshufflings , the government faces a daunting job of rebuilding confidence in its policies . resignations Who were the resignations from? 11 12 +893 4 The prime minister and her new chancellor of the exchequer , the untested John Major , need to haul the country through something like a recession to bring down inflation and set the economy moving again . exchequer , what is an exchequer? 9 11 +893 5 Mrs . Thatcher has to come to terms with European economic integration , beginning with the European Monetary System , which Britain is committed to joining fully someday . someday Why is the point at which this commitment happens vague? What is holding them back? 27 28 +893 5 Mrs . Thatcher has to come to terms with European economic integration , beginning with the European Monetary System , which Britain is committed to joining fully someday . European economic integration , What is European economic integration? 9 13 +894 1 Several of the New York Stock Exchange ' s own listed companies , led by giant Contel Corp . , are joining for the first time to complain about program trading and the exchange ' s role in it . program trading What is the problem with program trading? 29 31 +894 1 Several of the New York Stock Exchange ' s own listed companies , led by giant Contel Corp . , are joining for the first time to complain about program trading and the exchange ' s role in it . companies , Which companies are joining together to complain? 11 13 +894 1 Several of the New York Stock Exchange ' s own listed companies , led by giant Contel Corp . , are joining for the first time to complain about program trading and the exchange ' s role in it . complain WHAT ARE THEY COMPLAINING ABOUT? 27 28 +894 1 Several of the New York Stock Exchange ' s own listed companies , led by giant Contel Corp . , are joining for the first time to complain about program trading and the exchange ' s role in it . complain about program trading What are the complaints? 27 31 +894 1 Several of the New York Stock Exchange ' s own listed companies , led by giant Contel Corp . , are joining for the first time to complain about program trading and the exchange ' s role in it . program trading what is involved with program trading? 29 31 +894 1 Several of the New York Stock Exchange ' s own listed companies , led by giant Contel Corp . , are joining for the first time to complain about program trading and the exchange ' s role in it . listed companies , What are the listed companies? 10 13 +894 2 Claiming program trading has turned the Big Board into a " gambling casino , " Contel Chairman Charles Wohlstetter said that he and at least 20 other corporate executives are forming an unprecedented alliance . " gambling casino , " What does Charles Wohlstetter mean by \"gambling casino\"? 10 15 +894 2 Claiming program trading has turned the Big Board into a " gambling casino , " Contel Chairman Charles Wohlstetter said that he and at least 20 other corporate executives are forming an unprecedented alliance . " gambling casino , " its not really a casino though right? 10 15 +894 2 Claiming program trading has turned the Big Board into a " gambling casino , " Contel Chairman Charles Wohlstetter said that he and at least 20 other corporate executives are forming an unprecedented alliance . alliance alliance against what? 33 34 +894 2 Claiming program trading has turned the Big Board into a " gambling casino , " Contel Chairman Charles Wohlstetter said that he and at least 20 other corporate executives are forming an unprecedented alliance . " gambling casino , " How is it a gambling casino? 10 15 +894 3 The group , Mr . Wohlstetter said in an interview , wants to end the market ' s wild price swings that critics blame on computer - aided program - trading strategies . wild price swings Why would program-trading cause wild price swings? 18 21 +894 3 The group , Mr . Wohlstetter said in an interview , wants to end the market ' s wild price swings that critics blame on computer - aided program - trading strategies . Mr . Wohlstetter said in an interview , Who was the interview conducted by? 3 11 +894 3 The group , Mr . Wohlstetter said in an interview , wants to end the market ' s wild price swings that critics blame on computer - aided program - trading strategies . The group , how do you end the swings without completely cutting out online trading? 0 3 +894 3 The group , Mr . Wohlstetter said in an interview , wants to end the market ' s wild price swings that critics blame on computer - aided program - trading strategies . market ' s wild price swings What percentage do the price swigs change? 15 21 +894 4 The group will complain to Washington , to the heads of program - trading firms and to the heads of the Big Board itself , he said . will complain What are their complaints? 2 4 +894 5 " They should call { the exchange } Trump East , " charged Mr . Wohlstetter , the 79 - year - old founder of Contel who ' s also a former investment banker and stock trader . " What is the mission of the financial community - - to help some scavengers or schemers , or help corporate America ? " Contel is a $ 6 billion telephone and electronics company . Trump East , " What is meant by Trump East? 8 12 +894 5 " They should call { the exchange } Trump East , " charged Mr . Wohlstetter , the 79 - year - old founder of Contel who ' s also a former investment banker and stock trader . " What is the mission of the financial community - - to help some scavengers or schemers , or help corporate America ? " Contel is a $ 6 billion telephone and electronics company . Trump East , " what does trump east mean? 8 12 +894 5 " They should call { the exchange } Trump East , " charged Mr . Wohlstetter , the 79 - year - old founder of Contel who ' s also a former investment banker and stock trader . " What is the mission of the financial community - - to help some scavengers or schemers , or help corporate America ? " Contel is a $ 6 billion telephone and electronics company . Contel is a $ 6 billion why would he preach about the what the community should do when he has a vested interest in what he is preaching against? 62 68 +895 1 There may be a truce in the long war of nerves between the White House and Congress over how this country conducts secret intelligence operations abroad . how How do the White House and Congress feel about how the county conducts secret intelligence operations abroad? 18 19 +895 1 There may be a truce in the long war of nerves between the White House and Congress over how this country conducts secret intelligence operations abroad . truce what are the odds of a truce? 4 5 +895 1 There may be a truce in the long war of nerves between the White House and Congress over how this country conducts secret intelligence operations abroad . long war of nerves What is this? Is it like'chicken\" to see who blinks first? 7 11 +895 1 There may be a truce in the long war of nerves between the White House and Congress over how this country conducts secret intelligence operations abroad . truce How will there be a truce? 4 5 +895 2 After years of mistrust born of Watergate , past misdeeds of the Central Intelligence Agency , and the Iran - Contra scandal , President Bush and the Senate Intelligence Committee appear ready - - for now , at least - - to trust each other when it comes to setting policy on covert activities . setting policy What policy does President Bush and the Senate Intelligence Committee agree on? 49 51 +895 2 After years of mistrust born of Watergate , past misdeeds of the Central Intelligence Agency , and the Iran - Contra scandal , President Bush and the Senate Intelligence Committee appear ready - - for now , at least - - to trust each other when it comes to setting policy on covert activities . for now , at least Why do they only appear ready for now? 34 39 +895 3 If that attitude lasts , it could infuse covert action planning with a level of care and confidence that hasn ' t been seen in years . hasn ' t been seen in years how many years? 19 26 +895 3 If that attitude lasts , it could infuse covert action planning with a level of care and confidence that hasn ' t been seen in years . hasn ' t been seen in years How has this not been seen in years? 19 26 +895 4 Over the past week , the president has agreed to keep the committee informed , usually in advance , of covert actions and to put key intelligence decisions in writing . committee informed , Why hasn't the committee been informed of covert actions? 12 15 +895 4 Over the past week , the president has agreed to keep the committee informed , usually in advance , of covert actions and to put key intelligence decisions in writing . key intelligence decisions How are these decisions key intelligence decisions? 25 28 +895 5 That wasn ' t always the way the Reagan administration handled such matters . the way How did the Reagan administration handle secret intelligence operations? 5 7 +895 5 That wasn ' t always the way the Reagan administration handled such matters . administration handled such matters how did they handle it before? 9 13 +896 1 APARTHEID FOES STAGED a massive anti - government rally in South Africa . massive How is the rally massive? 4 5 +896 1 APARTHEID FOES STAGED a massive anti - government rally in South Africa . rally Why was the rally in South Africa? 8 9 +896 1 APARTHEID FOES STAGED a massive anti - government rally in South Africa . anti - government Why is the rally anti-government focused? 5 8 +896 1 APARTHEID FOES STAGED a massive anti - government rally in South Africa . APARTHEID FOES who opposes apartheid? 0 2 +896 1 APARTHEID FOES STAGED a massive anti - government rally in South Africa . South Africa Where in South Africa was the anti-government rally? 10 12 +896 1 APARTHEID FOES STAGED a massive anti - government rally in South Africa . APARTHEID FOES Who are the APARTHEID FOES? 0 2 +896 2 More than 70 , 000 people filled a soccer stadium on the outskirts of the black township of Soweto and welcomed freed leaders of the outlawed African National Congress . 70 , 000 How did the \"more than 70,000\" people get counted? 2 5 +896 2 More than 70 , 000 people filled a soccer stadium on the outskirts of the black township of Soweto and welcomed freed leaders of the outlawed African National Congress . stadium Why did they choose to gather in a soccer stadium? 9 10 +896 2 More than 70 , 000 people filled a soccer stadium on the outskirts of the black township of Soweto and welcomed freed leaders of the outlawed African National Congress . freed Why were leaders freed? 21 22 +896 2 More than 70 , 000 people filled a soccer stadium on the outskirts of the black township of Soweto and welcomed freed leaders of the outlawed African National Congress . soccer stadium Which soccer stadium did 70,000 people fill? 8 10 +896 2 More than 70 , 000 people filled a soccer stadium on the outskirts of the black township of Soweto and welcomed freed leaders of the outlawed African National Congress . freed leaders Who were the freed leaders of the African National Congress that were welcomed? 21 23 +896 2 More than 70 , 000 people filled a soccer stadium on the outskirts of the black township of Soweto and welcomed freed leaders of the outlawed African National Congress . black township What makes this a black township? 15 17 +896 3 It was considered South Africa ' s largest opposition rally . opposition Why was the rally in opposition? 8 9 +896 3 It was considered South Africa ' s largest opposition rally . largest opposition rally what was the second largest? 7 10 +896 3 It was considered South Africa ' s largest opposition rally . largest opposition rally What opposition rally can you compare it to? 7 10 +896 4 Walter Sisulu , the ANC ' s former secretary general who served 26 years in prison before being released two weeks ago , urged peace , negotiation and discipline . prison Why was Walter Sisulu in prison? 15 16 +896 4 Walter Sisulu , the ANC ' s former secretary general who served 26 years in prison before being released two weeks ago , urged peace , negotiation and discipline . released Why was Walter Sisulu released from prison? 18 19 +896 4 Walter Sisulu , the ANC ' s former secretary general who served 26 years in prison before being released two weeks ago , urged peace , negotiation and discipline . urged Why is Walter Sisulu urging peace, negotiation and discipline? 23 24 +896 4 Walter Sisulu , the ANC ' s former secretary general who served 26 years in prison before being released two weeks ago , urged peace , negotiation and discipline . 26 years in prison Why did Walter Sisulu serve 26 years in prison? 12 16 +896 4 Walter Sisulu , the ANC ' s former secretary general who served 26 years in prison before being released two weeks ago , urged peace , negotiation and discipline . 26 years in prison Why was he in prison? 12 16 +896 5 President de Klerk ' s government permitted the rally , and security forces didn ' t interfere . government Why is President de Klerk running the government? 5 6 +896 5 President de Klerk ' s government permitted the rally , and security forces didn ' t interfere . permitted Why does a President have to permit the rally? 6 7 +896 5 President de Klerk ' s government permitted the rally , and security forces didn ' t interfere . interfere Why would security forces interfere with a rally? 16 17 +896 5 President de Klerk ' s government permitted the rally , and security forces didn ' t interfere . security forces didn ' t interfere Do security forces normally interfere? 11 17 +897 1 Polly Peck International Inc . ' s agreement to acquire 51 % of Sansui Electric Co . proves that foreign companies can acquire Japanese companies - - if the alternative for the Japanese company is extinction . Japanese companies how much does that cost to acquire? 23 25 +897 1 Polly Peck International Inc . ' s agreement to acquire 51 % of Sansui Electric Co . proves that foreign companies can acquire Japanese companies - - if the alternative for the Japanese company is extinction . extinction Why only extinction? 35 36 +897 1 Polly Peck International Inc . ' s agreement to acquire 51 % of Sansui Electric Co . proves that foreign companies can acquire Japanese companies - - if the alternative for the Japanese company is extinction . can acquire Are they not allowed to acquire them otherwise? 21 23 +897 2 Polly Peck , a fast - growing British conglomerate , will pay 15 . 6 billion yen ( $ 110 million ) for 39 million new shares of Sansui , a well - known maker of high - fidelity audio equipment that failed to adjust to changing market conditions . failed How did the fail? 42 43 +897 2 Polly Peck , a fast - growing British conglomerate , will pay 15 . 6 billion yen ( $ 110 million ) for 39 million new shares of Sansui , a well - known maker of high - fidelity audio equipment that failed to adjust to changing market conditions . failed to adjust How would they have needed to adjust to survive the changing market? 42 45 +897 3 Japanese government officials , eager to rebut foreign criticism of Japanese investments overseas , hailed the transaction as proof foreigners can make similar investments in Japan . rebut what does rebut mean? 6 7 +897 3 Japanese government officials , eager to rebut foreign criticism of Japanese investments overseas , hailed the transaction as proof foreigners can make similar investments in Japan . proof Why the need of a proof? 18 19 +897 4 Polly Peck ' s chairman , Asil Nadir , echoed the official Japanese view of the accord , which was announced Friday . Friday of which year? 21 22 +898 1 Despite politicians ' hand - wringing about the federal budget , the government ended fiscal 1989 with a $ 152 . 08 billion deficit , about the same as the two previous years . hand - wringing Why were the politicans so mad? 3 6 +898 1 Despite politicians ' hand - wringing about the federal budget , the government ended fiscal 1989 with a $ 152 . 08 billion deficit , about the same as the two previous years . federal budget , Why are politicians nervous about the federal budget? 8 11 +898 1 Despite politicians ' hand - wringing about the federal budget , the government ended fiscal 1989 with a $ 152 . 08 billion deficit , about the same as the two previous years . same Why is the the government not doing anything about the deficit? 27 28 +898 2 Even White House budget director Richard Darman had trouble finding a silver lining in the report . " I suppose you could say the good news is that the deficits are not heading up , " he said , " but you can ' t be satisfied with deficits at this level and we ' re not . " report How was the report written? 15 16 +898 2 Even White House budget director Richard Darman had trouble finding a silver lining in the report . " I suppose you could say the good news is that the deficits are not heading up , " he said , " but you can ' t be satisfied with deficits at this level and we ' re not . " satisfied Why is the deficit unsatisfactory? 46 47 +898 3 The federal deficit was $ 155 . 15 billion in 1988 and $ 149 . 69 billion in 1987 . federal deficit who do they owe the money to? 1 3 +898 3 The federal deficit was $ 155 . 15 billion in 1988 and $ 149 . 69 billion in 1987 . 1987 What's the federal deficit now? 18 19 +898 3 The federal deficit was $ 155 . 15 billion in 1988 and $ 149 . 69 billion in 1987 . was How did the deficit drop rise over three billion dollars in a year? 3 4 +898 4 The 1989 deficit would have been nearly $ 10 billion larger had the government been able to spend as much as Congress intended on cleaning up the thrift industry before the year ended on Sept . 30 . thrift Thrift industry? What is that? 27 28 +898 4 The 1989 deficit would have been nearly $ 10 billion larger had the government been able to spend as much as Congress intended on cleaning up the thrift industry before the year ended on Sept . 30 . thrift industry How did Congress intend on cleaning up the thrift industry? 27 29 +898 4 The 1989 deficit would have been nearly $ 10 billion larger had the government been able to spend as much as Congress intended on cleaning up the thrift industry before the year ended on Sept . 30 . able Why did Congress not allow the government to spend more? 15 16 +898 4 The 1989 deficit would have been nearly $ 10 billion larger had the government been able to spend as much as Congress intended on cleaning up the thrift industry before the year ended on Sept . 30 . thrift Why is congress cleaning up the thrift industry? 27 28 +898 5 Because the Resolution Trust Corp . couldn ' t spend the money fast enough , the savings - and - loan outlays were pushed into fiscal 1990 . money fast enough , why couldnt teh money be spent fast enough? 11 15 +898 5 Because the Resolution Trust Corp . couldn ' t spend the money fast enough , the savings - and - loan outlays were pushed into fiscal 1990 . fast enough , why couldnt they spend fast enough? 12 15 +899 1 Control Data Corp . , which just months ago was hemorrhaging financially , thinks it will be healthy enough soon to consider repurchasing public debt . hemorrhaging financially , Why was Control Data hemorrhaging financially? 10 13 +899 1 Control Data Corp . , which just months ago was hemorrhaging financially , thinks it will be healthy enough soon to consider repurchasing public debt . just months ago was hemorrhaging financially , Why was the company hemorrhaging money and why do they think they will be healthy again soon? 6 13 +899 1 Control Data Corp . , which just months ago was hemorrhaging financially , thinks it will be healthy enough soon to consider repurchasing public debt . be healthy enough soon What changed to turn things around? 16 20 +899 1 Control Data Corp . , which just months ago was hemorrhaging financially , thinks it will be healthy enough soon to consider repurchasing public debt . hemorrhaging financially , What was leading to their financial difficulties? 10 13 +899 2 Moreover , the company , whose go - it - alone approach nearly proved fatal , now sees alliances with others as the way back to prosperity in what it calls " the data solutions " business . data solutions " what are data solutions? 33 36 +899 2 Moreover , the company , whose go - it - alone approach nearly proved fatal , now sees alliances with others as the way back to prosperity in what it calls " the data solutions " business . " the data solutions " business How does repurchasing public debt correlate to being a \"data solutions\" business? 31 37 +899 2 Moreover , the company , whose go - it - alone approach nearly proved fatal , now sees alliances with others as the way back to prosperity in what it calls " the data solutions " business . alliances Why does it see alliances as beneficial? 18 19 +899 2 Moreover , the company , whose go - it - alone approach nearly proved fatal , now sees alliances with others as the way back to prosperity in what it calls " the data solutions " business . go - it - alone approach Why were they taking this sort of tactic? 6 12 +899 3 " I ' m not saying everything is hunky - dory , but we have completed the transition , " Robert M . Price , chairman and chief executive , said in an interview . " Transition " is a reference to the company ' s five - year restructuring effort . company ' s five - year restructuring why did it take so long? 43 50 +899 3 " I ' m not saying everything is hunky - dory , but we have completed the transition , " Robert M . Price , chairman and chief executive , said in an interview . " Transition " is a reference to the company ' s five - year restructuring effort . five - year restructuring effort What did the restructuring involve? 46 51 +899 4 During that time , Control Data had losses of more than $ 1 billion . losses Why was Control Data's losses so high? 7 8 +899 4 During that time , Control Data had losses of more than $ 1 billion . losses of more than $ 1 billion What was leading to these heavy losses? 7 14 +899 5 Now , following asset sales that shrank revenue by more than one - third this year alone , Control Data is flush with cash . flush with cash what will they do with it? 21 24 +900 1 Personal spending , which fueled the economy ' s growth in the third quarter , was clearly slowing by the end of the period , raising questions about the economy ' s strength as the year ends . clearly slowing why was it slowing? 16 18 +900 1 Personal spending , which fueled the economy ' s growth in the third quarter , was clearly slowing by the end of the period , raising questions about the economy ' s strength as the year ends . clearly slowing Slowing by how much? 16 18 +900 1 Personal spending , which fueled the economy ' s growth in the third quarter , was clearly slowing by the end of the period , raising questions about the economy ' s strength as the year ends . was clearly slowing Why was it slowing? 15 18 +900 1 Personal spending , which fueled the economy ' s growth in the third quarter , was clearly slowing by the end of the period , raising questions about the economy ' s strength as the year ends . raising questions What questions 25 27 +900 1 Personal spending , which fueled the economy ' s growth in the third quarter , was clearly slowing by the end of the period , raising questions about the economy ' s strength as the year ends . slowing Why was personal spending slowing by the end of the period? 17 18 +900 2 Personal spending grew 0 . 2 % in September to a $ 3 . 526 trillion annual rate , the Commerce Department said . Personal spending grew 0 . 2 % Why did it grow? 0 7 +900 3 It was the smallest monthly increase in a year . smallest monthly increase what was the biggest? 3 6 +900 3 It was the smallest monthly increase in a year . smallest monthly Why was it so small? What happened? 3 5 +900 4 At the same time , personal income was held down by the effects of Hurricane Hugo , which tore through parts of North and South Carolina in late September . September which year is this? 28 29 +900 4 At the same time , personal income was held down by the effects of Hurricane Hugo , which tore through parts of North and South Carolina in late September . tore through parts of North and South Carolina Which parts of North and South Carolina? 18 26 +900 4 At the same time , personal income was held down by the effects of Hurricane Hugo , which tore through parts of North and South Carolina in late September . personal income was held down To what extent? 5 10 +900 4 At the same time , personal income was held down by the effects of Hurricane Hugo , which tore through parts of North and South Carolina in late September . held down Why was it held down by Hurricane Hugo? 8 10 +900 4 At the same time , personal income was held down by the effects of Hurricane Hugo , which tore through parts of North and South Carolina in late September . North and South Carolina Why only these two states 22 26 +900 4 At the same time , personal income was held down by the effects of Hurricane Hugo , which tore through parts of North and South Carolina in late September . Hurricane How did Hurricane Hugo hold down personal income? 14 15 +900 5 The department said personal income rose 0 . 3 % in September to a $ 4 . 469 trillion rate but would have climbed 0 . 6 % had it not been for the storm . department Commerece department? Because a different rate was given in September above. 1 2 +900 5 The department said personal income rose 0 . 3 % in September to a $ 4 . 469 trillion rate but would have climbed 0 . 6 % had it not been for the storm . 0 . 6 % How do they know it would have climbed this much 24 28 +901 1 CHARLESTON , W . Va . - Downtown businesses and restaurants began to reopen after water was declared safe to drink in portions of West Virginia ' s capital , but life has yet to return to normal for most of the 300 , 000 people who haven ' t been able to use running water in the five days since a chemical spill . reopen How long were they closed? 13 14 +901 1 CHARLESTON , W . Va . - Downtown businesses and restaurants began to reopen after water was declared safe to drink in portions of West Virginia ' s capital , but life has yet to return to normal for most of the 300 , 000 people who haven ' t been able to use running water in the five days since a chemical spill . safe to drink Was the water deemed not safe to drink prior? 18 21 +901 1 CHARLESTON , W . Va . - Downtown businesses and restaurants began to reopen after water was declared safe to drink in portions of West Virginia ' s capital , but life has yet to return to normal for most of the 300 , 000 people who haven ' t been able to use running water in the five days since a chemical spill . chemical spill Where did this spill come from? 62 64 +901 1 CHARLESTON , W . Va . - Downtown businesses and restaurants began to reopen after water was declared safe to drink in portions of West Virginia ' s capital , but life has yet to return to normal for most of the 300 , 000 people who haven ' t been able to use running water in the five days since a chemical spill . safe Why was the water declared safe to drink? 18 19 +901 1 CHARLESTON , W . Va . - Downtown businesses and restaurants began to reopen after water was declared safe to drink in portions of West Virginia ' s capital , but life has yet to return to normal for most of the 300 , 000 people who haven ' t been able to use running water in the five days since a chemical spill . spill How did the chemical spill occur? 63 64 +901 1 CHARLESTON , W . Va . - Downtown businesses and restaurants began to reopen after water was declared safe to drink in portions of West Virginia ' s capital , but life has yet to return to normal for most of the 300 , 000 people who haven ' t been able to use running water in the five days since a chemical spill . since a chemical spill What type of chemical spill? 60 64 +901 2 It could still be days before everyone in the Charleston metropolitan area is cleared to use water , though officials say the water in certain designated areas was safe to drink and wash with as long as people flushed out their systems . flushed out how do they flush it out? 38 40 +901 2 It could still be days before everyone in the Charleston metropolitan area is cleared to use water , though officials say the water in certain designated areas was safe to drink and wash with as long as people flushed out their systems . days How many days? 4 5 +901 2 It could still be days before everyone in the Charleston metropolitan area is cleared to use water , though officials say the water in certain designated areas was safe to drink and wash with as long as people flushed out their systems . flushed out their systems Flushed out their systems how? 38 42 +901 2 It could still be days before everyone in the Charleston metropolitan area is cleared to use water , though officials say the water in certain designated areas was safe to drink and wash with as long as people flushed out their systems . flushed How did people flush out their systems? 38 39 +901 3 They cautioned that the water may still have a slight licorice - type odor , raising the anxieties of some who believed it was still contaminated . licorice - type what does that smell like? 10 13 +901 3 They cautioned that the water may still have a slight licorice - type odor , raising the anxieties of some who believed it was still contaminated . licorice - type odor , Is this dangerous?\n 10 15 +901 3 They cautioned that the water may still have a slight licorice - type odor , raising the anxieties of some who believed it was still contaminated . odor , Why will the water have a slight licorice-type odor? 13 15 +901 3 They cautioned that the water may still have a slight licorice - type odor , raising the anxieties of some who believed it was still contaminated . contaminated How will they know when the water is not contaminated? 25 26 +901 4 " I wouldn ' t drink it for a while . I ' m skeptical about it , " said Wanda Blake , a cashier in the electronics section of a Charleston Kmart who fears she was exposed to the tainted water before she got word of the spill . I ' m skeptical What makes her skeptical? 11 15 +901 4 " I wouldn ' t drink it for a while . I ' m skeptical about it , " said Wanda Blake , a cashier in the electronics section of a Charleston Kmart who fears she was exposed to the tainted water before she got word of the spill . fears Is it a dyer situation? 34 35 +901 4 " I wouldn ' t drink it for a while . I ' m skeptical about it , " said Wanda Blake , a cashier in the electronics section of a Charleston Kmart who fears she was exposed to the tainted water before she got word of the spill . skeptical Why is Wanda Blake skeptical about the water? 14 15 +901 4 " I wouldn ' t drink it for a while . I ' m skeptical about it , " said Wanda Blake , a cashier in the electronics section of a Charleston Kmart who fears she was exposed to the tainted water before she got word of the spill . before Why did Wanda Black not get word about the tainted water in time? 42 43 +901 4 " I wouldn ' t drink it for a while . I ' m skeptical about it , " said Wanda Blake , a cashier in the electronics section of a Charleston Kmart who fears she was exposed to the tainted water before she got word of the spill . spill Why was there a spill? 48 49 +901 5 " I know I ' ve ingested it " . By Tuesday morning , officials had given the green light to about 35 percent of West Virginia American Water ' s customers . Tuesday morning , which tuesday? 11 14 +901 5 " I know I ' ve ingested it " . By Tuesday morning , officials had given the green light to about 35 percent of West Virginia American Water ' s customers . I ' ve ingested it " Is it dangerous to ingest? 3 9 +901 5 " I know I ' ve ingested it " . By Tuesday morning , officials had given the green light to about 35 percent of West Virginia American Water ' s customers . given How did officials give the green light to the customers? 16 17 +902 1 BEIJING - Two hours before showtime at Beijing ' s prestigious National Center for the Performing Arts , China ' s equivalent of the Met , performers with the American Hollywood Film Orchestra were having a vaudevillian moment . vaudevillian what is this word? 36 37 +902 1 BEIJING - Two hours before showtime at Beijing ' s prestigious National Center for the Performing Arts , China ' s equivalent of the Met , performers with the American Hollywood Film Orchestra were having a vaudevillian moment . moment What caused this vaudevillian moment? 37 38 +902 1 BEIJING - Two hours before showtime at Beijing ' s prestigious National Center for the Performing Arts , China ' s equivalent of the Met , performers with the American Hollywood Film Orchestra were having a vaudevillian moment . were having a vaudevillian moment How where they having such a moment? 33 38 +902 2 It was the latest stop on a blitzkrieg winter tour of China for a somewhat motley but certainly merry group of American minstrels definitely not from Hollywood . blitzkrieg winter what is a blitzkrieg winter? 7 9 +902 2 It was the latest stop on a blitzkrieg winter tour of China for a somewhat motley but certainly merry group of American minstrels definitely not from Hollywood . somewhat motley Why didn't this foundation attract classier acts? 14 16 +902 2 It was the latest stop on a blitzkrieg winter tour of China for a somewhat motley but certainly merry group of American minstrels definitely not from Hollywood . blitzkrieg winter tour of China How was this tour comparable to the blitzkrieg? 7 12 +902 2 It was the latest stop on a blitzkrieg winter tour of China for a somewhat motley but certainly merry group of American minstrels definitely not from Hollywood . somewhat motley but certainly merry What factors lead to this description? 14 19 +902 2 It was the latest stop on a blitzkrieg winter tour of China for a somewhat motley but certainly merry group of American minstrels definitely not from Hollywood . definitely not from Hollywood What distinguished this group as \"definitely not from Hollywood\"? 23 27 +902 3 They schlep by bus , train and plane to more than a dozen cities from late December to mid - January , offering up crowd - pleasing medleys from movies such as " Titanic , " " Dances With Wolves , " " The Incredibles " and " The Godfather " . medleys from movies Did they do songs that weren't featured in hit movies? 27 30 +902 3 They schlep by bus , train and plane to more than a dozen cities from late December to mid - January , offering up crowd - pleasing medleys from movies such as " Titanic , " " Dances With Wolves , " " The Incredibles " and " The Godfather " . schlep What does the term \"schlep\" mean? 1 2 +902 3 They schlep by bus , train and plane to more than a dozen cities from late December to mid - January , offering up crowd - pleasing medleys from movies such as " Titanic , " " Dances With Wolves , " " The Incredibles " and " The Godfather " . more than a dozen cities To which cities did this group travel? 9 14 +902 4 To save on travel expenses , the group doesn ' t lug around large instruments such as drums , upright basses or even cellos ; local promoters in each town provide them . local promoters in each town provide them How lucrative is this for local providers? 25 32 +902 4 To save on travel expenses , the group doesn ' t lug around large instruments such as drums , upright basses or even cellos ; local promoters in each town provide them . local promoters in each town provide them How do these promoters know what to provide, and how many of each instrument to provide? 25 32 +902 5 On this Saturday evening in Beijing , two cellists opened the cases to the loaner instruments and found the bridge on one had come completely off . loaner Why did they have loaner? 14 15 +902 5 On this Saturday evening in Beijing , two cellists opened the cases to the loaner instruments and found the bridge on one had come completely off . On this Saturday evening What is the month and date of the Saturday mentioned? 0 4 +902 5 On this Saturday evening in Beijing , two cellists opened the cases to the loaner instruments and found the bridge on one had come completely off . bridge on one had come completely off How did this accident happen? 19 26 +903 1 FORT LAUDERDALE , Fla . - Researchers are looking to the sun to give hunted and overfished sharks a new ray of hope . hunted and what can the sun do here? 14 16 +903 1 FORT LAUDERDALE , Fla . - Researchers are looking to the sun to give hunted and overfished sharks a new ray of hope . hunted and overfished sharks What kind of sharks are hunted or overfished? 14 18 +903 1 FORT LAUDERDALE , Fla . - Researchers are looking to the sun to give hunted and overfished sharks a new ray of hope . sun What does the sun have to do with hunted and overfished sharks? 11 12 +903 1 FORT LAUDERDALE , Fla . - Researchers are looking to the sun to give hunted and overfished sharks a new ray of hope . hope What is the hope? 22 23 +903 2 Using a special solar - powered tag , marine scientists now can study a shark ' s movements for up to two years by way of data beamed to satellites . data beamed to satellites do they put a chip inside the sharks? 26 30 +903 2 Using a special solar - powered tag , marine scientists now can study a shark ' s movements for up to two years by way of data beamed to satellites . marine scientists Who are the marine scientists and who are they affiliated with? 8 10 +903 2 Using a special solar - powered tag , marine scientists now can study a shark ' s movements for up to two years by way of data beamed to satellites . data What kind of data? 26 27 +903 3 Previously , researchers relied on tags that ran on batteries and sometimes died before all the information could be transmitted . relied on tags that ran on batteries How long would these old tags last? 3 10 +903 4 The new tags are like " a smartphone for marine animals , " said Marco Flagg , CEO of Desert Star , a Marina , Calif . , company that offers the solar devices . Marco Flagg , is he well educated? 14 17 +903 4 The new tags are like " a smartphone for marine animals , " said Marco Flagg , CEO of Desert Star , a Marina , Calif . , company that offers the solar devices . " a smartphone for marine animals , " How much do the tags cost? 5 13 +903 4 The new tags are like " a smartphone for marine animals , " said Marco Flagg , CEO of Desert Star , a Marina , Calif . , company that offers the solar devices . smartphone How are the tags like a smartphone? 7 8 +903 5 " Just like smartphones , the tags have many sensors and communication capability " . many sensors What types of sensors are on the tags? 8 10 +903 5 " Just like smartphones , the tags have many sensors and communication capability " . sensors What kind of sensors do the tags have? 9 10 +904 1 Injuries and ailments from Southern California amusement park rides are rare . are how rare are they? 9 10 +904 1 Injuries and ailments from Southern California amusement park rides are rare . rare Why are injuries rare? 10 11 +904 3 People are more likely to get sick or hurt on older attractions than on newer rides . more likely how likely is it? 2 4 +904 3 People are more likely to get sick or hurt on older attractions than on newer rides . older attractions Which older attractions? 10 12 +904 3 People are more likely to get sick or hurt on older attractions than on newer rides . older attractions What older attractions are people more likely to get hurt on? 10 12 +904 4 And about 1 in 8 accident reports , as they are called , concern riders who were hurt while getting on or off an attraction . on or off How would a person get hurt getting on or off an attraction? 20 23 +904 4 And about 1 in 8 accident reports , as they are called , concern riders who were hurt while getting on or off an attraction . getting on or off an attraction . Why do people get hurt getting on or off a ride? 19 26 +904 5 Those are some of the findings of a Los Angeles Times analysis of six years ' worth of injury data from theme parks across Southern California . six years ' what were they studying for? 13 16 +904 5 Those are some of the findings of a Los Angeles Times analysis of six years ' worth of injury data from theme parks across Southern California . theme parks Which theme parks did the data come from? 21 23 +905 1 From many corners of the United States - Los Angeles , Philadelphia , Mississippi - recent years have brought heartening news about the relentless rise in obesity among American children : Several years into a campaign to get kids to eat better and exercise more , child obesity rates have appeared to stabilize , and might reverse . campaign is it not working? 35 36 +905 1 From many corners of the United States - Los Angeles , Philadelphia , Mississippi - recent years have brought heartening news about the relentless rise in obesity among American children : Several years into a campaign to get kids to eat better and exercise more , child obesity rates have appeared to stabilize , and might reverse . recent years Which years are considered recent years? 15 17 +905 1 From many corners of the United States - Los Angeles , Philadelphia , Mississippi - recent years have brought heartening news about the relentless rise in obesity among American children : Several years into a campaign to get kids to eat better and exercise more , child obesity rates have appeared to stabilize , and might reverse . rise in obesity among American children : How much has obesity risen among American children? 24 31 +905 1 From many corners of the United States - Los Angeles , Philadelphia , Mississippi - recent years have brought heartening news about the relentless rise in obesity among American children : Several years into a campaign to get kids to eat better and exercise more , child obesity rates have appeared to stabilize , and might reverse . Several years How many years is several years? 31 33 +905 1 From many corners of the United States - Los Angeles , Philadelphia , Mississippi - recent years have brought heartening news about the relentless rise in obesity among American children : Several years into a campaign to get kids to eat better and exercise more , child obesity rates have appeared to stabilize , and might reverse . reverse Why are they reversing? 56 57 +905 2 But a study published this week in the journal PNAS suggests that among adolescents , the hopeful signs are limited to those from better - educated , more affluent families . PNAS is it a scientific journal? 9 10 +905 2 But a study published this week in the journal PNAS suggests that among adolescents , the hopeful signs are limited to those from better - educated , more affluent families . hopeful signs What are the hopeful signs? 16 18 +905 2 But a study published this week in the journal PNAS suggests that among adolescents , the hopeful signs are limited to those from better - educated , more affluent families . limited Why would this happen? 19 20 +905 3 Among teenagers from poorer , less well - educated families , obesity has continued to rise . to rise why does it rise among them? 14 16 +905 3 Among teenagers from poorer , less well - educated families , obesity has continued to rise . obesity has continued to rise How much as obesity risen? 11 16 +905 4 Nationally , rates of obesity among adolescents ages 12 to 19 did not rise from 2003 to 2004 , and 2009 to 2010 . from What about the time in between? 14 15 +905 5 But during those times , obesity rates among adolescents whose parents have no more than high - school educations rose from about 20 percent to 25 percent . no more than high - school educations How much specific education did they have? 12 19 +906 1 MIAMI - After his father was diagnosed with cancer , a 15 - year - old Champaign , Ill . , teen started skipping school , erupting in angry outbursts , yelling at teachers and punching holes in walls or retreating to his room paralyzed by an overwhelming sadness . paralyzed how can he cope? 44 45 +906 1 MIAMI - After his father was diagnosed with cancer , a 15 - year - old Champaign , Ill . , teen started skipping school , erupting in angry outbursts , yelling at teachers and punching holes in walls or retreating to his room paralyzed by an overwhelming sadness . cancer , How does a person develop cancer? 8 10 +906 1 MIAMI - After his father was diagnosed with cancer , a 15 - year - old Champaign , Ill . , teen started skipping school , erupting in angry outbursts , yelling at teachers and punching holes in walls or retreating to his room paralyzed by an overwhelming sadness . teen Who is the 15 year old teen? 21 22 +906 1 MIAMI - After his father was diagnosed with cancer , a 15 - year - old Champaign , Ill . , teen started skipping school , erupting in angry outbursts , yelling at teachers and punching holes in walls or retreating to his room paralyzed by an overwhelming sadness . walls Is there a positive outlet he could be using for this stress? 38 39 +906 2 When the teen ' s assistant principal approached him a few months ago about seeking help for mental illness , the student initially declined , saying he didn ' t need it . illness , is he ill? 18 20 +906 2 When the teen ' s assistant principal approached him a few months ago about seeking help for mental illness , the student initially declined , saying he didn ' t need it . mental illness , What is considered to be a mental illness? 17 20 +906 2 When the teen ' s assistant principal approached him a few months ago about seeking help for mental illness , the student initially declined , saying he didn ' t need it . principal What is the role of a principal in the life of a depressed student? 6 7 +906 2 When the teen ' s assistant principal approached him a few months ago about seeking help for mental illness , the student initially declined , saying he didn ' t need it . need Is denial a normal aspect of this mental illness? 30 31 +906 3 However , eventually he did seek treatment . eventually he did how long did it take? 2 5 +906 3 However , eventually he did seek treatment . treatment Where does one seek treatment for a mental illness? 6 7 +906 3 However , eventually he did seek treatment . treatment Where did the teen seek treatment? 6 7 +906 3 However , eventually he did seek treatment . treatment What type of treatment was being used? 6 7 +906 3 However , eventually he did seek treatment . treatment How did this treatment go? 6 7 +906 4 Diagnosed with major depressive disorder , he joined group therapy sessions at his school . major depressive was he really depressed? 2 4 +906 4 Diagnosed with major depressive disorder , he joined group therapy sessions at his school . major depressive disorder , How is one evaluated and diagnosed with major depressive disorder? 2 6 +906 4 Diagnosed with major depressive disorder , he joined group therapy sessions at his school . school Has he been able to receive the help he needed? 13 14 +906 5 As stories about increasing school violence dominate headlines , experts say many teens are struggling with untreated mental illness . school violence When did our society begin to document school violence? 4 6 +906 5 As stories about increasing school violence dominate headlines , experts say many teens are struggling with untreated mental illness . untreated mental illness Why are these illnesses not being treated properly? 16 19 +906 5 As stories about increasing school violence dominate headlines , experts say many teens are struggling with untreated mental illness . untreated Could the lack of health insurance have anything to do with this? 16 17 +907 1 WASHINGTON - Jackie Nussbaum knew her son liked playing DragonVale on the family iPad - a colorful game with soothing music and chirping birds where kids raise adorable baby dragons . Jackie Nussbaum is she just a random citizen? 2 4 +907 1 WASHINGTON - Jackie Nussbaum knew her son liked playing DragonVale on the family iPad - a colorful game with soothing music and chirping birds where kids raise adorable baby dragons . knew her son liked playing DragonVale How did she know? 4 10 +907 2 What she didn ' t realize was that he was buying virtual gems - with real money - to build his dragon park as part of the game . real money where did the money come from? 15 17 +907 2 What she didn ' t realize was that he was buying virtual gems - with real money - to build his dragon park as part of the game . with real money How was the information to buy the in-game items added? 14 17 +907 3 When she opened her credit card statement , she saw a slew of charges from Apple , totaling $ 600 in one day . totaling $ 600 how did he spend so much? 17 20 +907 3 When she opened her credit card statement , she saw a slew of charges from Apple , totaling $ 600 in one day . slew of charges from Apple , How was there no limit or alert to let her know this was happening? 11 17 +908 1 LOS ANGELES - The sardine fishing boat Eileen motored slowly through moonlit waters from San Pedro to Santa Catalina Island , its weary - eyed captain growing more desperate as the night wore on . Santa Catalina where is that? 17 19 +908 1 LOS ANGELES - The sardine fishing boat Eileen motored slowly through moonlit waters from San Pedro to Santa Catalina Island , its weary - eyed captain growing more desperate as the night wore on . growing more desperate Why growing more desperate, where they on sea for long? 26 29 +908 1 LOS ANGELES - The sardine fishing boat Eileen motored slowly through moonlit waters from San Pedro to Santa Catalina Island , its weary - eyed captain growing more desperate as the night wore on . growing more desperate What happened that she is captaining the boat in an unfit shape? 26 29 +908 1 LOS ANGELES - The sardine fishing boat Eileen motored slowly through moonlit waters from San Pedro to Santa Catalina Island , its weary - eyed captain growing more desperate as the night wore on . desperate Why is he desperate and what is he desperate about? 28 29 +908 2 After 12 hours and $ 1 , 000 worth of fuel , Corbin Hanson and his crew returned to port without a single fish . single fish was the water empty? 22 24 +908 2 After 12 hours and $ 1 , 000 worth of fuel , Corbin Hanson and his crew returned to port without a single fish . without a single fish How much fish would they usually have. Has this been a occurring pattern? 20 24 +908 2 After 12 hours and $ 1 , 000 worth of fuel , Corbin Hanson and his crew returned to port without a single fish . without a single fish . Why did he not catch any fish? 20 25 +908 2 After 12 hours and $ 1 , 000 worth of fuel , Corbin Hanson and his crew returned to port without a single fish . his crew How many people are in the crew? 15 17 +908 3 " Tonight ' s pretty reflective of how things have been going , " Hanson said . how things have been how long has it been that way? 7 11 +908 3 " Tonight ' s pretty reflective of how things have been going , " Hanson said . how things have been going , " Why is this happening? 7 14 +908 5 The decline has prompted steep cuts in the amount fishermen are allowed to catch , and scientists say the effects are probably radiating throughout the ecosystem , starving brown pelicans , sea lions and other predators that rely on the oily , energy - rich fish for food . starving brown pelicans , I thought pelicans ate all kinds of fish? why would they starve if only the sardines are removed from their diet? 27 31 +909 1 WASHINGTON - Doctors are warning that if Congress cuts food stamps , the federal government could be socked with bigger health bills . Doctors are warning Which doctors? 2 5 +909 1 WASHINGTON - Doctors are warning that if Congress cuts food stamps , the federal government could be socked with bigger health bills . bigger health bills How does cutting food stamps relate to bigger health bills? 19 22 +909 1 WASHINGTON - Doctors are warning that if Congress cuts food stamps , the federal government could be socked with bigger health bills . bigger health bills HOW DOES THIS EQUATE TO A BUDGET CUT ON FOOD STAMPS? 19 22 +909 2 Maybe not immediately , they say , but over time if the poor wind up in doctors ' offices or hospitals as a result . if the poor THE POOR WILL END UP IN HOSPITALS AND DOCTORS OFFICES ANYWAYS, HOW DOES THIS SIGNIFICANTLY INCREASE WHAT WE ARE ALREADY SPENDING ON HEALTH COSTS? 10 13 +909 3 Among the health risks of hunger are spiked rates of diabetes and developmental problems for young children down the road . spiked rates of diabetes IF BEING OVERWEIGHT CAUSES DIABETES, HOW DOES HUNGER CAUSE IT TOO? 7 11 +909 4 The doctors ' lobbying effort comes as Congress is working on a compromise farm bill that ' s certain to include food stamp cuts . compromise farm bill What does this farm bill entail? 12 15 +909 4 The doctors ' lobbying effort comes as Congress is working on a compromise farm bill that ' s certain to include food stamp cuts . food stamp cuts Why would Congress want food stamp cuts? 21 24 +909 4 The doctors ' lobbying effort comes as Congress is working on a compromise farm bill that ' s certain to include food stamp cuts . compromise farm bill WHAT TYPE OF FARM BILL AND HOW DOES ONE ITEM INVOLVE THE OTHER? 12 15 +909 5 Republicans want heftier reductions than do Democrats in yet another partisan battle over the government ' s role in helping poor Americans . heftier reductions WHAT IS THE REASONING FOR HEFTIER CUTS AND WHAT ARE THE FINAL OUTCOMES EITHER WAY? 2 4 +910 1 PHILADELPHIA - University of Pennsylvania archaeologists say they have found the tomb of a previously unknown Egyptian pharaoh who ruled more than 3 , 600 years ago , the first discovery of what they predict could be more than a dozen tombs from a forgotten dynasty . the tomb how did they find it? 10 12 +910 1 PHILADELPHIA - University of Pennsylvania archaeologists say they have found the tomb of a previously unknown Egyptian pharaoh who ruled more than 3 , 600 years ago , the first discovery of what they predict could be more than a dozen tombs from a forgotten dynasty . found How did the find the tomb? 9 10 +910 1 PHILADELPHIA - University of Pennsylvania archaeologists say they have found the tomb of a previously unknown Egyptian pharaoh who ruled more than 3 , 600 years ago , the first discovery of what they predict could be more than a dozen tombs from a forgotten dynasty . predict Why are they predicting that there are more tombs? 34 35 +910 1 PHILADELPHIA - University of Pennsylvania archaeologists say they have found the tomb of a previously unknown Egyptian pharaoh who ruled more than 3 , 600 years ago , the first discovery of what they predict could be more than a dozen tombs from a forgotten dynasty . found Where specifically did this find this tomb? 9 10 +910 1 PHILADELPHIA - University of Pennsylvania archaeologists say they have found the tomb of a previously unknown Egyptian pharaoh who ruled more than 3 , 600 years ago , the first discovery of what they predict could be more than a dozen tombs from a forgotten dynasty . University of Pennsylvania archaeologists Which University of Pennsylvania archaeologists? 2 6 +910 2 The tomb , found last week , was heavily looted , but hieroglyphs on the chamber walls clearly identified it as belonging to a ruler named Woseribre Senebkay , the Penn team announced Wednesday in conjunction with the Egyptian government . heavily looted , who looted it? 8 11 +910 2 The tomb , found last week , was heavily looted , but hieroglyphs on the chamber walls clearly identified it as belonging to a ruler named Woseribre Senebkay , the Penn team announced Wednesday in conjunction with the Egyptian government . looted , Why was the tomb looted? 9 11 +910 2 The tomb , found last week , was heavily looted , but hieroglyphs on the chamber walls clearly identified it as belonging to a ruler named Woseribre Senebkay , the Penn team announced Wednesday in conjunction with the Egyptian government . announced Why is Woseribre Senebkay making an announcement about the tomb? 32 33 +910 2 The tomb , found last week , was heavily looted , but hieroglyphs on the chamber walls clearly identified it as belonging to a ruler named Woseribre Senebkay , the Penn team announced Wednesday in conjunction with the Egyptian government . identified What made them think these hieroglyphs belonged to this ruler? 18 19 +910 3 The researchers already have begun excavating several nearby sites that appear to be from the same dynasty , at the site of the ancient city of Abydos , more than 300 miles south of Cairo , said Josef Wegner , a Penn associate professor of Egyptology . same How do they know the excavation sites are from the same dynasty? 15 16 +910 3 The researchers already have begun excavating several nearby sites that appear to be from the same dynasty , at the site of the ancient city of Abydos , more than 300 miles south of Cairo , said Josef Wegner , a Penn associate professor of Egyptology . professor How is Joseph Wegner qualified to be an associate professor of Egyptology? 43 44 +910 3 The researchers already have begun excavating several nearby sites that appear to be from the same dynasty , at the site of the ancient city of Abydos , more than 300 miles south of Cairo , said Josef Wegner , a Penn associate professor of Egyptology . nearby How close by are these sites? Several miles or hundreds of miles? 7 8 +910 4 " It looks like there ' s a whole royal necropolis of this lost dynasty , " said Wegner , an associate curator at Penn ' s Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology . necropolis what is a necropolis? 10 11 +910 4 " It looks like there ' s a whole royal necropolis of this lost dynasty , " said Wegner , an associate curator at Penn ' s Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology . lost Why was the dynasty lost? 13 14 +910 4 " It looks like there ' s a whole royal necropolis of this lost dynasty , " said Wegner , an associate curator at Penn ' s Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology . necropolis What does he mean when he uses the term necropolis? 10 11 +910 5 Archaeologists had suspected the existence of the unknown pharaohs from an ancient list of rulers called the Turin King List , portions of which are torn and decayed . Turin King List , who created the list? 17 21 +910 5 Archaeologists had suspected the existence of the unknown pharaohs from an ancient list of rulers called the Turin King List , portions of which are torn and decayed . suspected Why did archaeologist suspect the existence of the unknown pharaohs? 2 3 +910 5 Archaeologists had suspected the existence of the unknown pharaohs from an ancient list of rulers called the Turin King List , portions of which are torn and decayed . list Why were the rulers listed? 12 13 +910 5 Archaeologists had suspected the existence of the unknown pharaohs from an ancient list of rulers called the Turin King List , portions of which are torn and decayed . torn Why was the Turin King list torn and decayed? 25 26 +910 5 Archaeologists had suspected the existence of the unknown pharaohs from an ancient list of rulers called the Turin King List , portions of which are torn and decayed . suspected What led them to suspect they existed? 2 3 +911 1 SEATTLE - There ' s little lyrical language to be found in the most recent international report on climate change . lyrical language what does this mean? 6 8 +911 1 SEATTLE - There ' s little lyrical language to be found in the most recent international report on climate change . lyrical How is the language lyrical? 6 7 +911 1 SEATTLE - There ' s little lyrical language to be found in the most recent international report on climate change . international Why is the report international? 15 16 +911 1 SEATTLE - There ' s little lyrical language to be found in the most recent international report on climate change . change How is the climate changing? 19 20 +911 1 SEATTLE - There ' s little lyrical language to be found in the most recent international report on climate change . most recent When did the report come out? 13 15 +911 1 SEATTLE - There ' s little lyrical language to be found in the most recent international report on climate change . international report What is the international report on climate change? 15 17 +911 2 The document from the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change ( IPCC ) runs to 2 , 200 pages and is crammed with technical details about greenhouse gas emissions , rising sea levels and atmospheric circulation . crammed Why are the details crammed? 22 23 +911 2 The document from the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change ( IPCC ) runs to 2 , 200 pages and is crammed with technical details about greenhouse gas emissions , rising sea levels and atmospheric circulation . details How were the technical details collected? 25 26 +911 2 The document from the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change ( IPCC ) runs to 2 , 200 pages and is crammed with technical details about greenhouse gas emissions , rising sea levels and atmospheric circulation . about How IPCC determine what technical details would be included in the 2,200 pages? 26 27 +911 3 Seattle oceanographer Gregory Johnson was a lead author of the chapter on marine measurements , and even he was having a hard time wrapping his head around the massive compilation . Gregory Johnson what are his credentials? 2 4 +911 3 Seattle oceanographer Gregory Johnson was a lead author of the chapter on marine measurements , and even he was having a hard time wrapping his head around the massive compilation . lead Why was Gregory Johnson the lead author of the chapter on marine measurements? 6 7 +911 3 Seattle oceanographer Gregory Johnson was a lead author of the chapter on marine measurements , and even he was having a hard time wrapping his head around the massive compilation . measurements , How are the measurements taken? 13 15 +911 3 Seattle oceanographer Gregory Johnson was a lead author of the chapter on marine measurements , and even he was having a hard time wrapping his head around the massive compilation . massive How is he confident in his measurements if wrapping his head around its compilation is hard for him? 28 29 +911 3 Seattle oceanographer Gregory Johnson was a lead author of the chapter on marine measurements , and even he was having a hard time wrapping his head around the massive compilation . marine measurements , What are marine measurements? 12 15 +911 4 So when a bad cold kept him in the house one weekend , Johnson decided to distill the report to its essence via a centuries - old Japanese art form : haiku . haiku can we read the haiku? 31 32 +911 4 So when a bad cold kept him in the house one weekend , Johnson decided to distill the report to its essence via a centuries - old Japanese art form : haiku . bad Why was the cold bad? 3 4 +911 4 So when a bad cold kept him in the house one weekend , Johnson decided to distill the report to its essence via a centuries - old Japanese art form : haiku . kept How did the cold keep him inside? 5 6 +911 4 So when a bad cold kept him in the house one weekend , Johnson decided to distill the report to its essence via a centuries - old Japanese art form : haiku . decided Why did Johnson decide to distill the report via haiku? 14 15 +911 4 So when a bad cold kept him in the house one weekend , Johnson decided to distill the report to its essence via a centuries - old Japanese art form : haiku . haiku What is haiku? 31 32 +911 5 The result is a virtual booklet that is riding a wave of celebrity on the Web and in the Twittersphere . Twittersphere what is the twittersphere? 19 20 +911 5 The result is a virtual booklet that is riding a wave of celebrity on the Web and in the Twittersphere . virtual Why is the booklet virtual? 4 5 +911 5 The result is a virtual booklet that is riding a wave of celebrity on the Web and in the Twittersphere . celebrity How does a booklet become a celebrity? 12 13 +912 1 LOS ANGELES - Officials of the small town of Willits , Calif . , looked at their two municipal reservoirs last week , did some calculating and realized they had enough water to last only 100 days . looked How did they \"look\" at them? 14 15 +912 1 LOS ANGELES - Officials of the small town of Willits , Calif . , looked at their two municipal reservoirs last week , did some calculating and realized they had enough water to last only 100 days . calculating How did they go about calculating the figures? 25 26 +912 1 LOS ANGELES - Officials of the small town of Willits , Calif . , looked at their two municipal reservoirs last week , did some calculating and realized they had enough water to last only 100 days . enough Why do they need water to last more than 100 days? 30 31 +912 1 LOS ANGELES - Officials of the small town of Willits , Calif . , looked at their two municipal reservoirs last week , did some calculating and realized they had enough water to last only 100 days . water Why did they have enough water for only 100 days? 31 32 +912 1 LOS ANGELES - Officials of the small town of Willits , Calif . , looked at their two municipal reservoirs last week , did some calculating and realized they had enough water to last only 100 days . last only 100 days How important is this to the citizens as a whole? Are there other water supplies? 33 37 +912 2 It was time to adopt the toughest rationing measures they could . adopt How did they adopt new measures? 4 5 +912 2 It was time to adopt the toughest rationing measures they could . toughest Why were they considered tough? 6 7 +912 2 It was time to adopt the toughest rationing measures they could . rationing Why did they need to ration water? 7 8 +912 2 It was time to adopt the toughest rationing measures they could . rationing measures What type of rationing measures were the officials putting into place? 7 9 +912 2 It was time to adopt the toughest rationing measures they could . toughest rationing how tough are they? 6 8 +912 2 It was time to adopt the toughest rationing measures they could . rationing measures How is water generally rationed? 7 9 +912 3 The 5 , 000 residents of this former lumber town in Mendocino County on the edge of redwood country are now on a crash water diet . former Why is the town no longer a lumber town? 7 8 +912 3 The 5 , 000 residents of this former lumber town in Mendocino County on the edge of redwood country are now on a crash water diet . crash Why is it called a \"crash\" diet? 23 24 +912 3 The 5 , 000 residents of this former lumber town in Mendocino County on the edge of redwood country are now on a crash water diet . lumber town What happened to the town's lumber industry? 8 10 +912 3 The 5 , 000 residents of this former lumber town in Mendocino County on the edge of redwood country are now on a crash water diet . crash water diet what is this diet? 23 26 +912 3 The 5 , 000 residents of this former lumber town in Mendocino County on the edge of redwood country are now on a crash water diet . crash water diet How does a crash water diet work? 23 26 +912 4 A family of four isn ' t supposed to use more than 150 gallons a day . 150 How do regulators know how much water a family of four uses? 12 13 +912 4 A family of four isn ' t supposed to use more than 150 gallons a day . 150 gallons a day Why were so many people using so much water? 12 16 +912 5 Outdoor watering , car washing and hosing down pavement are banned . watering , Why is outdoor watering banned? 1 3 +912 5 Outdoor watering , car washing and hosing down pavement are banned . washing How are they enforcing the ban on car washing? 4 5 +912 5 Outdoor watering , car washing and hosing down pavement are banned . pavement Why do people hose down pavement? 8 9 +912 5 Outdoor watering , car washing and hosing down pavement are banned . are banned Is there an end in sight or is this until further notice? 9 11 +913 1 BERLIN - The world ' s richest 85 people control the same amount of wealth as half the world ' s population , according to a report issued Monday by the British - based anti - poverty charity Oxfam . richest 85 people who are they? 6 9 +913 1 BERLIN - The world ' s richest 85 people control the same amount of wealth as half the world ' s population , according to a report issued Monday by the British - based anti - poverty charity Oxfam . The world ' s richest 85 What contributed to these people wealth? 2 8 +913 1 BERLIN - The world ' s richest 85 people control the same amount of wealth as half the world ' s population , according to a report issued Monday by the British - based anti - poverty charity Oxfam . richest who are the world's richest people? 6 7 +913 2 That means the world ' s poorest 3 . 55 billion people must live on what the richest 85 possess . richest 85 possess does it seem unfair? 17 20 +913 2 That means the world ' s poorest 3 . 55 billion people must live on what the richest 85 possess . must live on what the richest 85 possess Whats the average salary they live on? 12 20 +913 3 Another way to look at it : Each of the wealthiest 85 has access to the same resources as do about 42 million of the world ' s poor , a number equal to the populations of Canada , Kentucky and Kansas , taken together . same resources What resources do people use to acquire wealth? 16 18 +913 4 The report was issued just before The World Economic Forum opens on Wednesday in Davos , Switzerland . Davos , is that a big city? 14 16 +913 4 The report was issued just before The World Economic Forum opens on Wednesday in Davos , Switzerland . Wednesday What was the month and year the report was issued? 12 13 +913 4 The report was issued just before The World Economic Forum opens on Wednesday in Davos , Switzerland . report Is the report about the richest 85 people compared to the poor? 1 2 +913 5 The forum is a gathering spot for world political , academic and business leaders where , the forum ' s website says , they " shape global , regional and industry agendas " . " shape global , regional how do they shape it? 24 29 +913 5 The forum is a gathering spot for world political , academic and business leaders where , the forum ' s website says , they " shape global , regional and industry agendas " . website Whats the web address of this website? 20 21 +914 1 SAN FRANCISCO - A federal appeals court became the first in the nation to rule that prospective jurors may not be excluded because of their sexual orientation , a decision that expands juror protections beyond race and gender and provides legal ammunition to challenge laws that limit gay rights . federal appeals court Which federal appeals court? 4 7 +914 1 SAN FRANCISCO - A federal appeals court became the first in the nation to rule that prospective jurors may not be excluded because of their sexual orientation , a decision that expands juror protections beyond race and gender and provides legal ammunition to challenge laws that limit gay rights . limit Why are gay rights limited? 46 47 +914 1 SAN FRANCISCO - A federal appeals court became the first in the nation to rule that prospective jurors may not be excluded because of their sexual orientation , a decision that expands juror protections beyond race and gender and provides legal ammunition to challenge laws that limit gay rights . challenge Why are laws that limit gay rights being challenged? 43 44 +914 2 The sweeping , unanimous decision Tuesday by a three - judge panel of the 9th U . S . three - judge what is a judge panel? 8 11 +914 2 The sweeping , unanimous decision Tuesday by a three - judge panel of the 9th U . S . unanimous Why was the decision unanimous? 3 4 +914 2 The sweeping , unanimous decision Tuesday by a three - judge panel of the 9th U . S . three - judge Why are there three-judges on the panel? 8 11 +914 2 The sweeping , unanimous decision Tuesday by a three - judge panel of the 9th U . S . 9th How many panels are there? 14 15 +914 2 The sweeping , unanimous decision Tuesday by a three - judge panel of the 9th U . S . three - judge panel Who were the three judges on the panel? 8 12 +914 2 The sweeping , unanimous decision Tuesday by a three - judge panel of the 9th U . S . 9th U . S What id the 9th U.S.? 14 18 +914 3 Circuit Court of Appeals overturned a mixed jury verdict in an antitrust case involving an AIDS drug . antitrust case what is that? 11 13 +914 3 Circuit Court of Appeals overturned a mixed jury verdict in an antitrust case involving an AIDS drug . AIDS drug Which AIDS drug was at question? 15 17 +914 3 Circuit Court of Appeals overturned a mixed jury verdict in an antitrust case involving an AIDS drug . antitrust Why was the AIDs drug charged with antitrust? 11 12 +914 3 Circuit Court of Appeals overturned a mixed jury verdict in an antitrust case involving an AIDS drug . AIDS drug Which AIDS drug was involved in the antitrust case? 15 17 +914 4 The 9th Circuit said the case would have to be retried because an obviously gay juror was unjustifiably excluded from the jury . obviously gay how was it obvious? 13 15 +914 4 The 9th Circuit said the case would have to be retried because an obviously gay juror was unjustifiably excluded from the jury . obviously gay juror How was this juror \"obviously\" gay? 13 16 +914 4 The 9th Circuit said the case would have to be retried because an obviously gay juror was unjustifiably excluded from the jury . obviously How was the juror obviously gay? 13 14 +914 4 The 9th Circuit said the case would have to be retried because an obviously gay juror was unjustifiably excluded from the jury . unjustifiably How was the exclusion unjustifiable? 17 18 +914 4 The 9th Circuit said the case would have to be retried because an obviously gay juror was unjustifiably excluded from the jury . jury How many jurors were in the jury? 21 22 +914 4 The 9th Circuit said the case would have to be retried because an obviously gay juror was unjustifiably excluded from the jury . an obviously gay juror In what ways was the juror obviously gay? 12 16 +914 5 California state courts already prohibit the striking of jurors based on sexual orientation . prohibit Why is it prohibited to strike jurors based on their sexual orientation? 4 5 +915 1 PHILADELPHIA - Coming from image - conscious professionals who prefer to gush about the beauty of flowers and the joys of growing vegetables , the words were downright shocking : " Horticulture is under siege " . image - conscious professionals Who are the image-conscious professionals? 4 8 +915 1 PHILADELPHIA - Coming from image - conscious professionals who prefer to gush about the beauty of flowers and the joys of growing vegetables , the words were downright shocking : " Horticulture is under siege " . image - conscious professionals How are the professionals image-conscious? 4 8 +915 1 PHILADELPHIA - Coming from image - conscious professionals who prefer to gush about the beauty of flowers and the joys of growing vegetables , the words were downright shocking : " Horticulture is under siege " . " Horticulture is under siege " Why is this the case? 30 36 +915 2 They jumped off a three - page letter penned by a half - dozen of the country ' s most prominent plant people sent in December to 800 schools and universities , government agencies , industry associations , and growers of everything from almonds to onions . plant people environmentalists it means? 21 23 +915 2 They jumped off a three - page letter penned by a half - dozen of the country ' s most prominent plant people sent in December to 800 schools and universities , government agencies , industry associations , and growers of everything from almonds to onions . plant people Who are plant people? 21 23 +915 2 They jumped off a three - page letter penned by a half - dozen of the country ' s most prominent plant people sent in December to 800 schools and universities , government agencies , industry associations , and growers of everything from almonds to onions . three - page letter Why did they send a letter? 4 8 +915 2 They jumped off a three - page letter penned by a half - dozen of the country ' s most prominent plant people sent in December to 800 schools and universities , government agencies , industry associations , and growers of everything from almonds to onions . the country ' s most prominent plant people Who are the country's most prominent plant people? 15 23 +915 3 Clearly , horticulture - once a priority , if not an obsession , for generations of Americans - is in trouble . obsession , why are they obsessed with it? 11 13 +915 3 Clearly , horticulture - once a priority , if not an obsession , for generations of Americans - is in trouble . once a priority , When was horticulture a priority? 4 8 +915 4 The letter warns that if something isn ' t done soon to boost the ranks of plant scientists , breeders , students , and others in the field , horticulture could become a lost art and a forgotten science . science is it really a science? 38 39 +915 4 The letter warns that if something isn ' t done soon to boost the ranks of plant scientists , breeders , students , and others in the field , horticulture could become a lost art and a forgotten science . something isn ' t done soon What do they want done? 5 11 +915 4 The letter warns that if something isn ' t done soon to boost the ranks of plant scientists , breeders , students , and others in the field , horticulture could become a lost art and a forgotten science . something isn ' t done soon How could they do something to boost the ranks of those in horticulture? 5 11 +915 4 The letter warns that if something isn ' t done soon to boost the ranks of plant scientists , breeders , students , and others in the field , horticulture could become a lost art and a forgotten science . if something isn ' t done soon Does the letter suggest a solution? 4 11 +915 5 " Think of all the careers horticulture is competing against . horticulture is competing against What is being done to help this field in competition against other trades? 6 10 +916 1 ST . PETERSBURG , Fla . - Andy Warhol was an early adopter of selfies , if a new exhibit showcasing his work is any indication . selfies , how did he take selfies? 14 16 +916 4 And despite the 1970s clothing and Studio 54 - era glitter of the art and photographs , the exhibit feels fresh . Studio 54 - era what is studio 54? 6 10 +917 1 NEWPORT NEWS , Va . - Using fish to make fertilizer isn ' t a new concept . fish How do you use fish to make fertilizer? 7 8 +917 1 NEWPORT NEWS , Va . - Using fish to make fertilizer isn ' t a new concept . concept How long has using fish to make fertilizer been around? 16 17 +917 1 NEWPORT NEWS , Va . - Using fish to make fertilizer isn ' t a new concept . fertilizer What kind of fertilizer? 10 11 +917 2 But John Morris has modernized the process through a sophisticated farming operation called aquaponics . aquaponics can it be explained? 13 14 +917 2 But John Morris has modernized the process through a sophisticated farming operation called aquaponics . aquaponics what is aquaponics? 13 14 +917 2 But John Morris has modernized the process through a sophisticated farming operation called aquaponics . aquaponics What is aquaponics? 13 14 +917 2 But John Morris has modernized the process through a sophisticated farming operation called aquaponics . John Morris Who is John Morris and what kind of work does he do? 1 3 +917 3 Last February , Morris turned his 8 - acre Isle of Wight , Va . , spread into the Herb Aqua Farm . the Herb Aqua Farm how is this created and how does it look like? 18 22 +917 4 Inside two large greenhouses , Morris raises tilapia fish in large tanks . raises tilapia fish how much fish does he have in each tank? 6 9 +917 5 The fish produce waste , and the waste water is processed into a kind of liquid fertilizer . liquid fertilizer is it effective fertilizer? 15 17 +917 5 The fish produce waste , and the waste water is processed into a kind of liquid fertilizer . waste water how do they separate the waste from the water? 7 9 +918 1 LOS ANGELES - A rapidly mutating virus has leaped from plants to honeybees , where it is reproducing and contributing to the collapse of colonies vital to the multibillion - dollar agricultural industry , according to a new study . mutating What does it mean to say a virus is mutating? 5 6 +918 1 LOS ANGELES - A rapidly mutating virus has leaped from plants to honeybees , where it is reproducing and contributing to the collapse of colonies vital to the multibillion - dollar agricultural industry , according to a new study . virus How does a virus mutate from one species to another? 6 7 +918 1 LOS ANGELES - A rapidly mutating virus has leaped from plants to honeybees , where it is reproducing and contributing to the collapse of colonies vital to the multibillion - dollar agricultural industry , according to a new study . rapidly mutating virus How is the virus mutating? 4 7 +918 1 LOS ANGELES - A rapidly mutating virus has leaped from plants to honeybees , where it is reproducing and contributing to the collapse of colonies vital to the multibillion - dollar agricultural industry , according to a new study . rapidly mutating virus From where does this virus originate? 4 7 +918 2 Tobacco ringspot virus , a pollen - borne pathogen that causes blight in soy crops , was found during routine screening of commercial honeybees at a U . S . Department of Agriculture laboratory , where further study revealed the RNA virus was replicating inside its Apis mellifera hosts and spreading to mites that travel from bee to bee , according to the study published online Tuesday in the journal mBio . ringspot virus , is that a common virus? 1 4 +918 2 Tobacco ringspot virus , a pollen - borne pathogen that causes blight in soy crops , was found during routine screening of commercial honeybees at a U . S . Department of Agriculture laboratory , where further study revealed the RNA virus was replicating inside its Apis mellifera hosts and spreading to mites that travel from bee to bee , according to the study published online Tuesday in the journal mBio . pollen - borne What does pollen-borne mean? 5 8 +918 2 Tobacco ringspot virus , a pollen - borne pathogen that causes blight in soy crops , was found during routine screening of commercial honeybees at a U . S . Department of Agriculture laboratory , where further study revealed the RNA virus was replicating inside its Apis mellifera hosts and spreading to mites that travel from bee to bee , according to the study published online Tuesday in the journal mBio . RNA Where do RNA viruses develop? 40 41 +918 2 Tobacco ringspot virus , a pollen - borne pathogen that causes blight in soy crops , was found during routine screening of commercial honeybees at a U . S . Department of Agriculture laboratory , where further study revealed the RNA virus was replicating inside its Apis mellifera hosts and spreading to mites that travel from bee to bee , according to the study published online Tuesday in the journal mBio . Apis mellifera What is an Apis mellifera? 46 48 +918 2 Tobacco ringspot virus , a pollen - borne pathogen that causes blight in soy crops , was found during routine screening of commercial honeybees at a U . S . Department of Agriculture laboratory , where further study revealed the RNA virus was replicating inside its Apis mellifera hosts and spreading to mites that travel from bee to bee , according to the study published online Tuesday in the journal mBio . found during routine screening How was the screening performed? 17 21 +918 2 Tobacco ringspot virus , a pollen - borne pathogen that causes blight in soy crops , was found during routine screening of commercial honeybees at a U . S . Department of Agriculture laboratory , where further study revealed the RNA virus was replicating inside its Apis mellifera hosts and spreading to mites that travel from bee to bee , according to the study published online Tuesday in the journal mBio . Tobacco ringspot virus , How would this virus have been introduced to the environment if it was not there before? 0 4 +918 3 The discovery is the first report of honeybees becoming infected by a pollen - borne RNA virus that spread systematically through the bees and hives . honeybees Is it normal for honeybees to become infected with a virus? 7 8 +918 3 The discovery is the first report of honeybees becoming infected by a pollen - borne RNA virus that spread systematically through the bees and hives . first report When was this blight taking place? 4 6 +918 3 The discovery is the first report of honeybees becoming infected by a pollen - borne RNA virus that spread systematically through the bees and hives . pollen - borne RNA virus Do viruses spread via pollen frequently? 12 17 +918 4 Traces of the virus were detected in every part of the bee examined , except its eyes , according to the study . its eyes , why not the eyes? 15 18 +918 4 Traces of the virus were detected in every part of the bee examined , except its eyes , according to the study . detected How are viruses detected in honeybees? 5 6 +918 4 Traces of the virus were detected in every part of the bee examined , except its eyes , according to the study . examined , How are viruses examined in honeybees? 12 14 +918 4 Traces of the virus were detected in every part of the bee examined , except its eyes , according to the study . except its eyes , Why does the virus affect all areas except the eyes? 14 18 +918 5 Commercially cultivated bees pollinate about 90 crops worldwide , a service valued at $ 14 billion annually . cultivated How are bees cultivated? 1 2 +918 5 Commercially cultivated bees pollinate about 90 crops worldwide , a service valued at $ 14 billion annually . pollinate What does it mean to pollinate a bee? 3 4 +918 5 Commercially cultivated bees pollinate about 90 crops worldwide , a service valued at $ 14 billion annually . 90 crops worldwide , What percentage of these are farmed in the areas that infected bees are confirmed? 5 9 +919 1 RIO DE JANEIRO - A stout green catamaran plied the polluted waters of Rio de Janeiro ' s Guanabara Bay Monday alongside the local fishing boats , but instead of grouper and swordfish its catch consisted of plastic bags , soda bottles and a discarded toilet seat . plastic bags , soda bottles Is there an initiative to clean up the pollution? 37 42 +919 1 RIO DE JANEIRO - A stout green catamaran plied the polluted waters of Rio de Janeiro ' s Guanabara Bay Monday alongside the local fishing boats , but instead of grouper and swordfish its catch consisted of plastic bags , soda bottles and a discarded toilet seat . grouper and swordfish Are these fish typically found in this area? 30 33 +919 1 RIO DE JANEIRO - A stout green catamaran plied the polluted waters of Rio de Janeiro ' s Guanabara Bay Monday alongside the local fishing boats , but instead of grouper and swordfish its catch consisted of plastic bags , soda bottles and a discarded toilet seat . polluted How are fishermen still fishing a polluted bay? 10 11 +919 2 The catamaran is one of three so - called " eco - boats , " floating garbage vessels that are a key part of authorities ' pledge to clean up Rio ' s Guanabara Bay before it and other Rio waterways host events during the 2016 Olympic Games . garbage what is a garbage vessel? 16 17 +919 2 The catamaran is one of three so - called " eco - boats , " floating garbage vessels that are a key part of authorities ' pledge to clean up Rio ' s Guanabara Bay before it and other Rio waterways host events during the 2016 Olympic Games . floating garbage vessels How much energy does the barge require to make one trip of cleaning and docking? 15 18 +919 3 Critics say the boats do little to address the more pressing question of sewage . pressing question of what does the sewage cause? 10 13 +919 3 Critics say the boats do little to address the more pressing question of sewage . Critics Who are the critics? 0 1 +919 3 Critics say the boats do little to address the more pressing question of sewage . to address the more pressing question of sewage What are alternative method of cleaning the area's sewage? 6 14 +919 3 Critics say the boats do little to address the more pressing question of sewage . pressing Why is sewage a more pressing issue than plastic debris? 10 11 +919 4 With limited trash and sewage services in this sprawling metropolis of 6 million people , tons of garbage and raw waste flow daily from sludge - filled rivers into the bay , where Olympic and Paralympic sailing events will be held . tons of garbage and raw waste Would a landfill be better for the amount of garbage being dumped? 15 21 +919 5 At low tide , mountains of household refuse , old sofas and even washing machines are seen . low tide , what about at high tide? 1 4 +919 5 At low tide , mountains of household refuse , old sofas and even washing machines are seen . mountains of household refuse , How clean are the beaches? 4 9 +919 5 At low tide , mountains of household refuse , old sofas and even washing machines are seen . At low tide , Will this trash eventually automatically disperse into the larger ocean? 0 4 +919 5 At low tide , mountains of household refuse , old sofas and even washing machines are seen . sofas How do large household items like sofas end up in the bay? 10 11 +920 1 LOS ANGELES - The booming illegal international wildlife trade forced conservationists to do the unthinkable Tuesday : Brand the golden domes of two of the rarest tortoises on Earth to reduce their black market value by making it easier for authorities to trace them if stolen . domes What are golden domes on a tortoise and why are they valuable? 20 21 +920 1 LOS ANGELES - The booming illegal international wildlife trade forced conservationists to do the unthinkable Tuesday : Brand the golden domes of two of the rarest tortoises on Earth to reduce their black market value by making it easier for authorities to trace them if stolen . conservationists Who were the conservationists? 10 11 +920 1 LOS ANGELES - The booming illegal international wildlife trade forced conservationists to do the unthinkable Tuesday : Brand the golden domes of two of the rarest tortoises on Earth to reduce their black market value by making it easier for authorities to trace them if stolen . Brand How did they brand the domes of the tortoises? 17 18 +920 1 LOS ANGELES - The booming illegal international wildlife trade forced conservationists to do the unthinkable Tuesday : Brand the golden domes of two of the rarest tortoises on Earth to reduce their black market value by making it easier for authorities to trace them if stolen . Brand the golden domes What does it mean to brand the golden domes? 17 21 +920 2 " It ' s heartbreaking that it ' s come to this , but it ' s the right thing to do , " Paul Gibbons , managing director of the nonprofit Turtle Conservancy ' s Behler Chelonian Center in Ventura County , said as he gently placed a 30 - pound adult female ploughshare tortoise on a small table . right thing to do , " could there be another solution? 18 24 +920 2 " It ' s heartbreaking that it ' s come to this , but it ' s the right thing to do , " Paul Gibbons , managing director of the nonprofit Turtle Conservancy ' s Behler Chelonian Center in Ventura County , said as he gently placed a 30 - pound adult female ploughshare tortoise on a small table . 30 - pound How big do these tortoises usually get? 49 52 +920 2 " It ' s heartbreaking that it ' s come to this , but it ' s the right thing to do , " Paul Gibbons , managing director of the nonprofit Turtle Conservancy ' s Behler Chelonian Center in Ventura County , said as he gently placed a 30 - pound adult female ploughshare tortoise on a small table . heartbreaking Why is it heartbreaking? 4 5 +920 3 With a steady hand and an electric engraving tool , he carved an identification code on the high , rounded shell as the creature with weary eyes and gleaming carapace peered calmly into the distance . carapace what is this word? 29 30 +920 3 With a steady hand and an electric engraving tool , he carved an identification code on the high , rounded shell as the creature with weary eyes and gleaming carapace peered calmly into the distance . carapace What does this word mean? 29 30 +920 3 With a steady hand and an electric engraving tool , he carved an identification code on the high , rounded shell as the creature with weary eyes and gleaming carapace peered calmly into the distance . carapace What is a carapace? 29 30 +920 4 The tortoise was branded for life , which in her case would be roughly 160 years . branded Did this tortoise experience pain during this branding process? 3 4 +920 5 " We ' ve blemished her natural beauty , so she ' s just a number in a system now , " Gibbons said . number Would dying her with color be an alternative option to this process? 15 16 +921 1 LONDON - Documents leaked by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden suggest that spy agencies have a powerful ally in " Angry Birds " and a host of other apps installed on smartphones across the globe . " Angry Birds " how do they spy on that game? 19 23 +921 1 LONDON - Documents leaked by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden suggest that spy agencies have a powerful ally in " Angry Birds " and a host of other apps installed on smartphones across the globe . ally How are apps like Angry Birds allies to intelligence agencies? 17 18 +921 1 LONDON - Documents leaked by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden suggest that spy agencies have a powerful ally in " Angry Birds " and a host of other apps installed on smartphones across the globe . suggest what believes him to suggest this? how does he know? 10 11 +921 2 The documents , published Monday by The New York Times , the Guardian , and ProPublica , suggest that the mapping , gaming , and social networking apps which are a common feature of the world ' s estimated 1 billion smartphones can feed America ' s National Security Agency and Britain ' s GCHQ with huge amounts of personal data , including location information and details such as political affiliation or sexual orientation . data , What is being done with this data? 60 62 +921 2 The documents , published Monday by The New York Times , the Guardian , and ProPublica , suggest that the mapping , gaming , and social networking apps which are a common feature of the world ' s estimated 1 billion smartphones can feed America ' s National Security Agency and Britain ' s GCHQ with huge amounts of personal data , including location information and details such as political affiliation or sexual orientation . political affiliation or sexual orientation How does the game provide that type of information? 69 74 +921 2 The documents , published Monday by The New York Times , the Guardian , and ProPublica , suggest that the mapping , gaming , and social networking apps which are a common feature of the world ' s estimated 1 billion smartphones can feed America ' s National Security Agency and Britain ' s GCHQ with huge amounts of personal data , including location information and details such as political affiliation or sexual orientation . data , Who do these apps feed intelligence agencies personal data? 60 62 +921 2 The documents , published Monday by The New York Times , the Guardian , and ProPublica , suggest that the mapping , gaming , and social networking apps which are a common feature of the world ' s estimated 1 billion smartphones can feed America ' s National Security Agency and Britain ' s GCHQ with huge amounts of personal data , including location information and details such as political affiliation or sexual orientation . personal is this legal? 59 60 +921 3 The size and scope of the program aren ' t publicly known , but the reports suggest that U . S . and British intelligence easily get routine access to data generated by apps such as the " Angry Birds " game franchise or the Google Maps navigation service . data Is this data worth something, or why is it being collected? 30 31 +921 3 The size and scope of the program aren ' t publicly known , but the reports suggest that U . S . and British intelligence easily get routine access to data generated by apps such as the " Angry Birds " game franchise or the Google Maps navigation service . data generated by apps Is the data retrieved from other apps or the phone or strictly the game? 30 34 +921 3 The size and scope of the program aren ' t publicly known , but the reports suggest that U . S . and British intelligence easily get routine access to data generated by apps such as the " Angry Birds " game franchise or the Google Maps navigation service . access How do intelligence agencies get access to the app-generated data? 28 29 +921 3 The size and scope of the program aren ' t publicly known , but the reports suggest that U . S . and British intelligence easily get routine access to data generated by apps such as the " Angry Birds " game franchise or the Google Maps navigation service . data what sort of data? example? 30 31 +921 4 The joint spying program " effectively means that anyone using Google Maps on a smartphone is working in support of a GCHQ system , " one 2008 document from the British eavesdropping agency is quoted as saying . GCHQ what is gchq? 21 22 +921 4 The joint spying program " effectively means that anyone using Google Maps on a smartphone is working in support of a GCHQ system , " one 2008 document from the British eavesdropping agency is quoted as saying . eavesdropping Is there really enough capabilities to be able to process this data in order to make it worth something? 31 32 +921 4 The joint spying program " effectively means that anyone using Google Maps on a smartphone is working in support of a GCHQ system , " one 2008 document from the British eavesdropping agency is quoted as saying . GCHQ system , " What is this? 21 25 +921 4 The joint spying program " effectively means that anyone using Google Maps on a smartphone is working in support of a GCHQ system , " one 2008 document from the British eavesdropping agency is quoted as saying . support How does using Google Maps work in support of GCHQ systems? 18 19 +921 5 Another document - a hand - drawn picture of a smirking fairy conjuring up a tottering pile of papers over a table marked " LEAVE TRAFFIC HERE " - suggests that gathering the data doesn ' t take much effort . smirking fairy why is there a smirking fairy? 10 12 +921 5 Another document - a hand - drawn picture of a smirking fairy conjuring up a tottering pile of papers over a table marked " LEAVE TRAFFIC HERE " - suggests that gathering the data doesn ' t take much effort . fairy what does the smirking fairy have to do with collecting data? 11 12 +922 1 LOS ANGELES - Before Pluto ' s fall from planetary grace , there was Ceres . Ceres What is Ceres? 14 15 +922 1 LOS ANGELES - Before Pluto ' s fall from planetary grace , there was Ceres . Ceres was that an old planet? 14 15 +922 1 LOS ANGELES - Before Pluto ' s fall from planetary grace , there was Ceres . Ceres Who is Ceres? 14 15 +922 1 LOS ANGELES - Before Pluto ' s fall from planetary grace , there was Ceres . fall Why did Pluto fall from planetary grace? 7 8 +922 1 LOS ANGELES - Before Pluto ' s fall from planetary grace , there was Ceres . Ceres Why was there Ceres before Pluto? 14 15 +922 1 LOS ANGELES - Before Pluto ' s fall from planetary grace , there was Ceres . fall from planetary grace , Why was Pluto demoted from planet status? 7 12 +922 2 Depending on your definition , it ' s either the largest asteroid or the smallest dwarf planet - but for a few glorious decades in the 1800s , the rocky sphere was a full planet in the solar system ' s pantheon . planet Are there other asterioids that were once falsely categorized as planets at this time? 16 17 +922 2 Depending on your definition , it ' s either the largest asteroid or the smallest dwarf planet - but for a few glorious decades in the 1800s , the rocky sphere was a full planet in the solar system ' s pantheon . definition , How did the definition change over the years? 3 5 +922 2 Depending on your definition , it ' s either the largest asteroid or the smallest dwarf planet - but for a few glorious decades in the 1800s , the rocky sphere was a full planet in the solar system ' s pantheon . definition , How do scientists decide where to draw the line? 3 5 +922 3 Now , astronomers have discovered water vapor steaming off this mysterious little planetoid - and the discovery , published in the journal Nature , could have fascinating implications for the evolution of our solar system . water vapor Where is the water vapor coming from? 5 7 +922 3 Now , astronomers have discovered water vapor steaming off this mysterious little planetoid - and the discovery , published in the journal Nature , could have fascinating implications for the evolution of our solar system . fascinating implications What are these implications? 26 28 +922 3 Now , astronomers have discovered water vapor steaming off this mysterious little planetoid - and the discovery , published in the journal Nature , could have fascinating implications for the evolution of our solar system . discovered How did astronomers discover water vapor? 4 5 +922 3 Now , astronomers have discovered water vapor steaming off this mysterious little planetoid - and the discovery , published in the journal Nature , could have fascinating implications for the evolution of our solar system . fascinating How were the implications fascinating? 26 27 +922 3 Now , astronomers have discovered water vapor steaming off this mysterious little planetoid - and the discovery , published in the journal Nature , could have fascinating implications for the evolution of our solar system . water vapor How does the presence of water vapor explain things about our solar system's evolution? 5 7 +922 4 " Now we have really for the first time discovered water in the asteroid belt , " said lead author Michael Kuppers , a planetary scientist based in Spain with the European Space Agency . discovered How was the water discovered? 9 10 +922 4 " Now we have really for the first time discovered water in the asteroid belt , " said lead author Michael Kuppers , a planetary scientist based in Spain with the European Space Agency . first time How much investigation had we done into Ceres previously? 7 9 +922 5 Ceres sits in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter - and it ' s the only dwarf planet in the inner solar system . dwarf planet What constitutes a \"dwarf planet?\" 17 19 +922 5 Ceres sits in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter - and it ' s the only dwarf planet in the inner solar system . asteroid How does the asteroid belt affect Ceres? 4 5 +923 1 WASHINGTON - Seeking to energize his sluggish second term , President Barack Obama vowed Tuesday night in his State of the Union address to sidestep Congress " whenever and wherever " necessary to narrow economic disparities between rich and poor . " whenever and wherever " does he actually do that? 26 31 +923 1 WASHINGTON - Seeking to energize his sluggish second term , President Barack Obama vowed Tuesday night in his State of the Union address to sidestep Congress " whenever and wherever " necessary to narrow economic disparities between rich and poor . sluggish second term , What made his second term sluggish? 6 10 +923 1 WASHINGTON - Seeking to energize his sluggish second term , President Barack Obama vowed Tuesday night in his State of the Union address to sidestep Congress " whenever and wherever " necessary to narrow economic disparities between rich and poor . second term , Why is President Obama's second term sluggish? 7 10 +923 1 WASHINGTON - Seeking to energize his sluggish second term , President Barack Obama vowed Tuesday night in his State of the Union address to sidestep Congress " whenever and wherever " necessary to narrow economic disparities between rich and poor . sidestep Congress How would President Obama sidestep Congress? 24 26 +923 2 He unveiled an array of modest executive actions to increase the minimum wage for federal contract workers and make it easier for millions of low - income Americans to save for retirement . modest executive actions What are the modest executive actions being unveiled? 5 8 +923 2 He unveiled an array of modest executive actions to increase the minimum wage for federal contract workers and make it easier for millions of low - income Americans to save for retirement . increase the minimum wage What would it be increased to? 9 13 +923 2 He unveiled an array of modest executive actions to increase the minimum wage for federal contract workers and make it easier for millions of low - income Americans to save for retirement . minimum wage How much would minimum wage for federal contract workers go up? 11 13 +923 2 He unveiled an array of modest executive actions to increase the minimum wage for federal contract workers and make it easier for millions of low - income Americans to save for retirement . retirement How will President Obama's executive actions help people save for retirement? 31 32 +923 2 He unveiled an array of modest executive actions to increase the minimum wage for federal contract workers and make it easier for millions of low - income Americans to save for retirement . increase the minimum wage How much does the president plan to increase the minimum wage? 9 13 +923 4 Draped in presidential grandeur , Obama ' s hour - long address served as the opening salvo in a midterm election fight for control of Congress that will quickly consume Washington ' s attention . presidential grandeur , was he wearing some kind of outfit? 2 5 +923 5 Democrats , seeking to cast Republicans as uncaring about the middle class , have urged Obama to focus on economic mobility and the gap between the wealthy and poor . between the wealthy and poor is the gap widening? 24 29 +924 1 KENOSHA , Wis . - Inside a building next to Lake Michigan , the Civil War is still in action : cannons boom , smoke wafts across a battlefield and men in blue and gray run screaming at each other . action : Why is a Civil War still in action? 19 21 +924 1 KENOSHA , Wis . - Inside a building next to Lake Michigan , the Civil War is still in action : cannons boom , smoke wafts across a battlefield and men in blue and gray run screaming at each other . Civil War How is the Civil War still in action? 14 16 +924 2 America ' s Civil War pitted brother against brother , neighbor against neighbor , Northerner against Southerner , and by the time the conflict ended , hundreds of thousands were dead or maimed . were dead or maimed did they use guns? 29 33 +924 2 America ' s Civil War pitted brother against brother , neighbor against neighbor , Northerner against Southerner , and by the time the conflict ended , hundreds of thousands were dead or maimed . pitted How are brothers pitted against each other? 5 6 +924 3 Only Civil War veterans knew the fear and chaos of battle , but shortly after the war ended , painters began to re - create those hellish scenes in round cycloramas for curious visitors seeking a taste of war . cycloramas what is a cyclorama? 30 31 +924 3 Only Civil War veterans knew the fear and chaos of battle , but shortly after the war ended , painters began to re - create those hellish scenes in round cycloramas for curious visitors seeking a taste of war . chaos How was the battle chaotic? 8 9 +924 3 Only Civil War veterans knew the fear and chaos of battle , but shortly after the war ended , painters began to re - create those hellish scenes in round cycloramas for curious visitors seeking a taste of war . ended , How did the war come to an end? 17 19 +924 3 Only Civil War veterans knew the fear and chaos of battle , but shortly after the war ended , painters began to re - create those hellish scenes in round cycloramas for curious visitors seeking a taste of war . curious Why are visitors curious about the taste of war? 32 33 +924 3 Only Civil War veterans knew the fear and chaos of battle , but shortly after the war ended , painters began to re - create those hellish scenes in round cycloramas for curious visitors seeking a taste of war . cycloramas for curious visitors Why were visitors interested in the war recreation scenes? 30 34 +924 3 Only Civil War veterans knew the fear and chaos of battle , but shortly after the war ended , painters began to re - create those hellish scenes in round cycloramas for curious visitors seeking a taste of war . cycloramas What is a cyclorama? 30 31 +924 3 Only Civil War veterans knew the fear and chaos of battle , but shortly after the war ended , painters began to re - create those hellish scenes in round cycloramas for curious visitors seeking a taste of war . painters Who were the painters that recreated the Civil War scenes? 19 20 +924 4 Now Kenosha ' s Civil War Museum has updated the concept to the 21st century . Kenosha ' s is he a general? 1 4 +924 4 Now Kenosha ' s Civil War Museum has updated the concept to the 21st century . updated How was the museum updated? 8 9 +924 4 Now Kenosha ' s Civil War Museum has updated the concept to the 21st century . updated the concept How has the concept been updated? 8 11 +924 5 Using 360 - degree technology and 11 - foot - tall screens , the Civil War Museum this month opened an 11 - minute movie called " Seeing the Elephant " . " Seeing the Elephant " why is it named that? 26 31 +924 5 Using 360 - degree technology and 11 - foot - tall screens , the Civil War Museum this month opened an 11 - minute movie called " Seeing the Elephant " . movie Why was the movie called \"Seeing the Elephant\"? 24 25 +924 5 Using 360 - degree technology and 11 - foot - tall screens , the Civil War Museum this month opened an 11 - minute movie called " Seeing the Elephant " . technology How did the technology allow for 360-degrees and 11-foot-tall screens? 4 5 +924 5 Using 360 - degree technology and 11 - foot - tall screens , the Civil War Museum this month opened an 11 - minute movie called " Seeing the Elephant " . Elephant " What does the idea of an elephant depict? 29 31 +925 1 MAKENA STATE PARK , Hawaii - After a record year of attacks across the Hawaii archipelago , sharks were not far from Colin Dececco ' s mind as the sun went down on the long white strip of sand here on a recent Sunday evening . sharks What kind of sharks? 17 18 +925 1 MAKENA STATE PARK , Hawaii - After a record year of attacks across the Hawaii archipelago , sharks were not far from Colin Dececco ' s mind as the sun went down on the long white strip of sand here on a recent Sunday evening . Colin Who's Colin? 22 23 +925 1 MAKENA STATE PARK , Hawaii - After a record year of attacks across the Hawaii archipelago , sharks were not far from Colin Dececco ' s mind as the sun went down on the long white strip of sand here on a recent Sunday evening . Colin Dececco ' s who is he? 22 26 +925 2 He and his daughter had had a close encounter with a reef shark while swimming around the rocky cove at the north end of Makena ' s Big Beach that morning . daughter What is his daughter's name? 3 4 +925 2 He and his daughter had had a close encounter with a reef shark while swimming around the rocky cove at the north end of Makena ' s Big Beach that morning . encounter What happened in this encounter? 8 9 +925 2 He and his daughter had had a close encounter with a reef shark while swimming around the rocky cove at the north end of Makena ' s Big Beach that morning . close How close is a “close” encounter? 7 8 +925 3 Now , watching a spear fisherman haul in his catch as they strolled by the same spot at sunset , they heard a splash at the edge of his net . heard a splash what made the splash? 21 24 +925 3 Now , watching a spear fisherman haul in his catch as they strolled by the same spot at sunset , they heard a splash at the edge of his net . same Why did they return to the same spot the hard a close encounter with a shark the same day? 15 16 +925 4 It was an 8 - foot tiger shark , one of the most aggressive shark species in Hawaii ' s waters and the likely culprit for many of the 14 attacks in 2013 , eight of which occurred around Maui , near Makena ' s beaches and elsewhere . aggressive shark What are some of the other aggressive shark species? 13 15 +925 4 It was an 8 - foot tiger shark , one of the most aggressive shark species in Hawaii ' s waters and the likely culprit for many of the 14 attacks in 2013 , eight of which occurred around Maui , near Makena ' s beaches and elsewhere . 14 How would they know? 29 30 +925 4 It was an 8 - foot tiger shark , one of the most aggressive shark species in Hawaii ' s waters and the likely culprit for many of the 14 attacks in 2013 , eight of which occurred around Maui , near Makena ' s beaches and elsewhere . Maui , why do they happen so much there? 39 41 +925 5 Releasing his net , the fisherman took off running down the shoreline , shouting for swimmers to get out of the water . Releasing Why did the fisherman release his net? 0 1 +926 1 BEIJING - For many Americans , Chinese New Year conjures up images of colorful parades and fireworks in celebrations at quaint Chinatowns across the United States . quaint Chinatowns are they in every city? 20 22 +926 1 BEIJING - For many Americans , Chinese New Year conjures up images of colorful parades and fireworks in celebrations at quaint Chinatowns across the United States . quaint Why described as quaint? All the chinatowns I've been to are pretty extravagant. 20 21 +926 1 BEIJING - For many Americans , Chinese New Year conjures up images of colorful parades and fireworks in celebrations at quaint Chinatowns across the United States . Chinatowns Wouldn't it just be across the United States? You don't need to be in a Chinatown to celebrate 21 22 +926 1 BEIJING - For many Americans , Chinese New Year conjures up images of colorful parades and fireworks in celebrations at quaint Chinatowns across the United States . Chinatowns What states are the Chinatowns located? 21 22 +926 2 In China , " bittersweet " is the word the government - controlled media often use in regard to the Lunar New Year festival , which starts Friday . " bittersweet " why is it bittersweet? 3 6 +926 2 In China , " bittersweet " is the word the government - controlled media often use in regard to the Lunar New Year festival , which starts Friday . " bittersweet " Why do they refer to it as bittersweet? 3 6 +926 2 In China , " bittersweet " is the word the government - controlled media often use in regard to the Lunar New Year festival , which starts Friday . " bittersweet " Why would the Lunar New Year festival be called bittersweet? 3 6 +926 3 The holiday is when Chinese workers are expected to return to their home villages and share time and gifts with their families and friends . expected Expected in what way? Are they given time off work, or paid, ect...? 7 8 +926 4 Given that hundreds of millions have moved from rural areas to cities in recent decades , Chinese New Year has become a frenzied time of travel across the world ' s most populous country . cities Why have millions moved from rural areas to cities? 11 12 +926 5 Some call it " the world ' s largest human migration " . world ' s largest human is it actually the largest migrations? 5 10 +926 5 Some call it " the world ' s largest human migration " . " the world ' s largest human migration " Why are they all moving to cities? 3 12 +927 1 As electronic devices proliferate , retailers are seeing record numbers of used laptops , smartphones and tablets being sold for quick cash or credit . proliferate , why are they proliferating? 3 5 +927 1 As electronic devices proliferate , retailers are seeing record numbers of used laptops , smartphones and tablets being sold for quick cash or credit . record numbers Why are retailers seeing record numbers of used electronics being sold for quick cash? 8 10 +927 1 As electronic devices proliferate , retailers are seeing record numbers of used laptops , smartphones and tablets being sold for quick cash or credit . retailers What sort of retailers are being discussed here? 5 6 +927 1 As electronic devices proliferate , retailers are seeing record numbers of used laptops , smartphones and tablets being sold for quick cash or credit . proliferate , Why would more devices mean more used ones being sold? 3 5 +927 1 As electronic devices proliferate , retailers are seeing record numbers of used laptops , smartphones and tablets being sold for quick cash or credit . cash what is the average? 21 22 +927 2 Best Buy Co . Inc . launched a trade - in program in 2009 for items such as cellphones , video games and computers , and it ' s getting more popular every year . more popular every year How much more popular, percentage-wise, are these trade-ins becoming? 30 34 +927 3 It now accepts more than 11 , 000 different items . 11 , 000 different items is that a lot? 5 10 +927 4 " The trade - in volume has doubled every year since 2009 , " Jeff Shelman , a Best Buy spokesman , wrote in an email . 2009 , " what are the price comparisons between now and 2009? 11 14 +927 5 At Pawn America ' s 29 Midwest locations , most cellphones , laptops and tablets are sold , not pawned , and the numbers keep growing . 29 Midwest locations , Where would these locations be situated? 5 9 +927 5 At Pawn America ' s 29 Midwest locations , most cellphones , laptops and tablets are sold , not pawned , and the numbers keep growing . most what is the percentage? 9 10 +927 5 At Pawn America ' s 29 Midwest locations , most cellphones , laptops and tablets are sold , not pawned , and the numbers keep growing . sold , what is done after? 16 18 +928 1 MILWAUKEE - A 300 - year - old Stradivarius violin on loan to Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra concertmaster Frank Almond was stolen during an armed robbery after a performance by Almond at Wisconsin Lutheran College , Milwaukee Police Chief Edward Flynn said Tuesday . Stradivarius How does this make the violin special? 8 9 +928 1 MILWAUKEE - A 300 - year - old Stradivarius violin on loan to Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra concertmaster Frank Almond was stolen during an armed robbery after a performance by Almond at Wisconsin Lutheran College , Milwaukee Police Chief Edward Flynn said Tuesday . Stradivarius is that a brand? 8 9 +928 1 MILWAUKEE - A 300 - year - old Stradivarius violin on loan to Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra concertmaster Frank Almond was stolen during an armed robbery after a performance by Almond at Wisconsin Lutheran College , Milwaukee Police Chief Edward Flynn said Tuesday . loan Loan from who? 11 12 +928 1 MILWAUKEE - A 300 - year - old Stradivarius violin on loan to Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra concertmaster Frank Almond was stolen during an armed robbery after a performance by Almond at Wisconsin Lutheran College , Milwaukee Police Chief Edward Flynn said Tuesday . performance Was the performance during the day or in the evening? 27 28 +928 2 Almond was attacked with a stun gun and robbed of the instrument - Flynn said it was valued in the " high seven figures " - shortly before 10 : 30 p . m . Monday in a parking lot in the rear of the school , 8815 W . Wisconsin Ave . , the chief said at a news conference . " high seven figures " why is it worth so much? 20 25 +928 2 Almond was attacked with a stun gun and robbed of the instrument - Flynn said it was valued in the " high seven figures " - shortly before 10 : 30 p . m . Monday in a parking lot in the rear of the school , 8815 W . Wisconsin Ave . , the chief said at a news conference . attacked Was it just one person? 2 3 +928 4 Almond had played a concert Monday evening at Wisconsin Lutheran as part of his Frankly Music series . Frankly Music How was Almond essential to this series? 14 16 +928 4 Almond had played a concert Monday evening at Wisconsin Lutheran as part of his Frankly Music series . Frankly Music series is that a festival? 14 17 +928 4 Almond had played a concert Monday evening at Wisconsin Lutheran as part of his Frankly Music series . concert What kind of music or what music was in the concert? 4 5 +928 5 " The artistic heritage of Milwaukee was assaulted and robbed last night , " Flynn told reporters during the conference at the Police Administration Building . artistic heritage do they have a heritage there? 2 4 +928 5 " The artistic heritage of Milwaukee was assaulted and robbed last night , " Flynn told reporters during the conference at the Police Administration Building . artistic heritage What is the artistic heritage? 2 4 +929 1 SAN LUIS OBISPO , Calif . - Hearst Castle visitors will soon find dusty buses , dry fountains and an empty pool , thanks to one of the worst droughts in California history . Hearst Castle is it a real castle? 7 9 +929 1 SAN LUIS OBISPO , Calif . - Hearst Castle visitors will soon find dusty buses , dry fountains and an empty pool , thanks to one of the worst droughts in California history . Hearst Castle visitors Are these visitors tourists from other areas or local? 7 10 +929 1 SAN LUIS OBISPO , Calif . - Hearst Castle visitors will soon find dusty buses , dry fountains and an empty pool , thanks to one of the worst droughts in California history . worst droughts How long has this drought been going on? 28 30 +929 1 SAN LUIS OBISPO , Calif . - Hearst Castle visitors will soon find dusty buses , dry fountains and an empty pool , thanks to one of the worst droughts in California history . worst What made it one of the worse droughts? 28 29 +929 1 SAN LUIS OBISPO , Calif . - Hearst Castle visitors will soon find dusty buses , dry fountains and an empty pool , thanks to one of the worst droughts in California history . worst droughts What caused the drought? 28 30 +929 2 Springs that supply the state historical monument are running at just one - sixth normal , said Nick Franco , superintendent of the San Luis Obispo Coast District of State Parks . one - sixth normal , how is that measured? 11 16 +929 2 Springs that supply the state historical monument are running at just one - sixth normal , said Nick Franco , superintendent of the San Luis Obispo Coast District of State Parks . running at just one - sixth normal , Is this due to lack of rain? 8 16 +929 2 Springs that supply the state historical monument are running at just one - sixth normal , said Nick Franco , superintendent of the San Luis Obispo Coast District of State Parks . Springs Which springs supply the state monument? 0 1 +929 2 Springs that supply the state historical monument are running at just one - sixth normal , said Nick Franco , superintendent of the San Luis Obispo Coast District of State Parks . one - sixth normal , What caused the reduction in spring supply? 11 16 +929 3 Only 47 , 000 gallons a day now flow from the springs , which State Parks shares with the Hearst Ranch , down from a normal of 285 , 000 gallons a day in a normal year . Only 47 , 000 gallons a day Is rain the only water source for the Castle? 0 7 +929 3 Only 47 , 000 gallons a day now flow from the springs , which State Parks shares with the Hearst Ranch , down from a normal of 285 , 000 gallons a day in a normal year . normal of 285 , 000 gallons What caused the significant reduction? 25 31 +929 4 That means a trio of reservoirs that typically are filled with 2 . 75 million gallons of water this time of year are only about a third full , not enough to carry the Castle through the summer . not enough Is there another water source they can use? 29 31 +929 4 That means a trio of reservoirs that typically are filled with 2 . 75 million gallons of water this time of year are only about a third full , not enough to carry the Castle through the summer . trio Which trio of reservoirs specifically? 3 4 +929 4 That means a trio of reservoirs that typically are filled with 2 . 75 million gallons of water this time of year are only about a third full , not enough to carry the Castle through the summer . not enough to carry the Castle through the summer How does the Castle use so much water? 29 38 +929 5 So it doesn ' t make any sense to keep topping off the iconic , but leaky , outdoor Neptune Pool , which loses 3 , 000 to 5 , 000 gallons of water a day through several cracks . Neptune Pool , what is neptune pool? 19 22 +929 5 So it doesn ' t make any sense to keep topping off the iconic , but leaky , outdoor Neptune Pool , which loses 3 , 000 to 5 , 000 gallons of water a day through several cracks . iconic , What makes this pool iconic? 13 15 +929 5 So it doesn ' t make any sense to keep topping off the iconic , but leaky , outdoor Neptune Pool , which loses 3 , 000 to 5 , 000 gallons of water a day through several cracks . but leaky , Can this leak be repaired? 15 18 +929 5 So it doesn ' t make any sense to keep topping off the iconic , but leaky , outdoor Neptune Pool , which loses 3 , 000 to 5 , 000 gallons of water a day through several cracks . cracks How big are these cracks? How many cracks are there? 38 39 +929 5 So it doesn ' t make any sense to keep topping off the iconic , but leaky , outdoor Neptune Pool , which loses 3 , 000 to 5 , 000 gallons of water a day through several cracks . iconic , but leaky , Why hasn't it been fixed? 13 18 +930 1 CHARLOTTE , N . C . - She was a little girl of 9 or 10 , staring out a window in the Lincolnton , N . C . , cotton mill where she worked . She whats her name? 7 8 +930 1 CHARLOTTE , N . C . - She was a little girl of 9 or 10 , staring out a window in the Lincolnton , N . C . , cotton mill where she worked . cotton mill Why would a little girl be working at a cotton mill? 30 32 +930 1 CHARLOTTE , N . C . - She was a little girl of 9 or 10 , staring out a window in the Lincolnton , N . C . , cotton mill where she worked . little girl Who was the little girl? 10 12 +930 1 CHARLOTTE , N . C . - She was a little girl of 9 or 10 , staring out a window in the Lincolnton , N . C . , cotton mill where she worked . worked Why is she working at 9 or 10 years old? 34 35 +930 1 CHARLOTTE , N . C . - She was a little girl of 9 or 10 , staring out a window in the Lincolnton , N . C . , cotton mill where she worked . staring out Why was she staring out her window? 17 19 +930 2 Lewis Hine - the father of American documentary photography - captured the haunting image of the too - young textile employee in 1908 . Lewis Hine is he famous? 0 2 +930 2 Lewis Hine - the father of American documentary photography - captured the haunting image of the too - young textile employee in 1908 . textile What did she do at the place? 19 20 +930 2 Lewis Hine - the father of American documentary photography - captured the haunting image of the too - young textile employee in 1908 . the father of American documentary photography Why is Lewis Hine the father of American documentary photography? 3 9 +930 3 It became one of the historic pictures among more than 5 , 000 he made while working for the National Child Labor Committee , documenting abuses of child labor laws in textiles and other industries . documenting How did he know there were children working there? 24 25 +930 3 It became one of the historic pictures among more than 5 , 000 he made while working for the National Child Labor Committee , documenting abuses of child labor laws in textiles and other industries . abuses of child labor laws What other types of abuses of labor laws were there? 25 30 +930 3 It became one of the historic pictures among more than 5 , 000 he made while working for the National Child Labor Committee , documenting abuses of child labor laws in textiles and other industries . other industries What other industries did he work for? 33 35 +930 4 Most of Hine ' s caption information included names , but the Lincolnton girl was identified only as a " spinner " at the Rhodes Manufacturing Co . A second photo of her in the same mill with an older girl and a woman also had no names . names , How did he find out names? 8 10 +930 4 Most of Hine ' s caption information included names , but the Lincolnton girl was identified only as a " spinner " at the Rhodes Manufacturing Co . A second photo of her in the same mill with an older girl and a woman also had no names . no names Why did this picture have no names? 46 48 +930 5 Now , a Massachusetts researcher who has tracked down descendants of 350 people in the Hine photos believes he ' s solved the mystery of both images . both images Who are the people in both images? 25 27 +930 5 Now , a Massachusetts researcher who has tracked down descendants of 350 people in the Hine photos believes he ' s solved the mystery of both images . the mystery of both images Why is the researcher trying to find this data? 22 27 +930 5 Now , a Massachusetts researcher who has tracked down descendants of 350 people in the Hine photos believes he ' s solved the mystery of both images . solved the mystery What is the mystery? 21 24 +931 1 WASHINGTON – President Barack Obama announced plans Tuesday to bring high - speed Internet more quickly to the nation ' s public schools , pledging to make sure students in the United States have every advantage that " some child in South Korea has right now " . advantage What are the other advantages that children in South Korea have that children in the US don't have? 35 36 +931 1 WASHINGTON – President Barack Obama announced plans Tuesday to bring high - speed Internet more quickly to the nation ' s public schools , pledging to make sure students in the United States have every advantage that " some child in South Korea has right now " . bring Why was President Barack Obama announcing plans to bring high-speed Internet more quickly? 9 10 +931 1 WASHINGTON – President Barack Obama announced plans Tuesday to bring high - speed Internet more quickly to the nation ' s public schools , pledging to make sure students in the United States have every advantage that " some child in South Korea has right now " . schools , Why do public schools need high-speed Internet? 22 24 +931 1 WASHINGTON – President Barack Obama announced plans Tuesday to bring high - speed Internet more quickly to the nation ' s public schools , pledging to make sure students in the United States have every advantage that " some child in South Korea has right now " . " some child in South Korea has right now " Does every child in South Korea have high-speed Internet in their school?\n\n 37 47 +931 1 WASHINGTON – President Barack Obama announced plans Tuesday to bring high - speed Internet more quickly to the nation ' s public schools , pledging to make sure students in the United States have every advantage that " some child in South Korea has right now " . nation ' s public schools , Which schools is he planning to bring high-speed internet to? 18 24 +931 2 After all , Obama told a crowd at a school in Adelphi , Maryland , " We shouldn ' t give that kind of competitive advantage over to other countries " . competitive advantage do we not have high speed internet? 24 26 +931 2 After all , Obama told a crowd at a school in Adelphi , Maryland , " We shouldn ' t give that kind of competitive advantage over to other countries " . competitive Why is internet speed considered such a highly competitive advantage? 24 25 +931 2 After all , Obama told a crowd at a school in Adelphi , Maryland , " We shouldn ' t give that kind of competitive advantage over to other countries " . advantage How is Internet access at public schools a competitive advantage? 25 26 +931 2 After all , Obama told a crowd at a school in Adelphi , Maryland , " We shouldn ' t give that kind of competitive advantage over to other countries " . competitive advantage How do we give them competitive advantage by having high-speed Internet? 24 26 +931 3 " In a country where we expect free Wi - Fi with our coffee , " he said , " we should definitely demand it in our schools " . demand it in our schools " do schools not have wifi? 23 29 +931 3 " In a country where we expect free Wi - Fi with our coffee , " he said , " we should definitely demand it in our schools " . expect Why do people expect free Wi-fi with their coffee? 6 7 +931 4 Obama made the remarks as he unveiled plans to speed up the phase - in of his pet project to link schools to the Internet through a combination of government investment and private - sector support . support Who is supporting this project privately? 35 36 +931 4 Obama made the remarks as he unveiled plans to speed up the phase - in of his pet project to link schools to the Internet through a combination of government investment and private - sector support . speed Why is the phase-in being sped up? 9 10 +931 4 Obama made the remarks as he unveiled plans to speed up the phase - in of his pet project to link schools to the Internet through a combination of government investment and private - sector support . government investment and private - sector support What companies are benefiting from this project? 29 36 +931 4 Obama made the remarks as he unveiled plans to speed up the phase - in of his pet project to link schools to the Internet through a combination of government investment and private - sector support . pet project to link schools to the Internet Is he really concerned about schools having high speed internet or is he just interested in helping certain companies make more money? 17 25 +931 5 Several U . S . companies , including Apple , AT & amp ; T , Microsoft , Sprint and Verizon , are pitching in about $ 750 million in goods and services to help students get connected to the World Wide Web . to Why are these companies helping? What's in it for them? 33 34 +931 5 Several U . S . companies , including Apple , AT & amp ; T , Microsoft , Sprint and Verizon , are pitching in about $ 750 million in goods and services to help students get connected to the World Wide Web . pitching Why are major companies pitching in to help students get connected to the World Wide Web? 23 24 +931 5 Several U . S . companies , including Apple , AT & amp ; T , Microsoft , Sprint and Verizon , are pitching in about $ 750 million in goods and services to help students get connected to the World Wide Web . pitching Are these companies pitching these things in for free? 23 24 +932 1 WASHINGTON - CVS Caremark , the nation ' s second - largest drugstore chain , plans to stop selling cigarettes and other tobacco products at its more than 7 , 600 retail stores by Oct . 1 , a landmark decision that would make it the first national pharmacy company to cease tobacco sales . Oct . 1 , What year did this take place? 34 38 +932 1 WASHINGTON - CVS Caremark , the nation ' s second - largest drugstore chain , plans to stop selling cigarettes and other tobacco products at its more than 7 , 600 retail stores by Oct . 1 , a landmark decision that would make it the first national pharmacy company to cease tobacco sales . drugstore chain , Who is the nation's first largest drugstore chain? 12 15 +932 4 CVS , which is second only to Walgreen Co . in retail locations , has been steadily increasing its business providing medical care through its pharmacists and a growing number of urgent care clinics at its retail locations . medical care What kind of medical care? 21 23 +932 5 " As the delivery of health care evolves with an emphasis on better health outcomes , reducing chronic disease and controlling costs , CVS Caremark is playing an expanded role in providing care , " Larry J . Merlo , the president and chief executive officer , said in a statement . care evolves How else is health care evolving? 6 8 +933 1 WASHINGTON - Slightly more fourth - graders nationwide are reading proficiently compared with a decade ago , but only a third of them are now reading well , according to a new report . third of them why is that? 20 23 +933 1 WASHINGTON - Slightly more fourth - graders nationwide are reading proficiently compared with a decade ago , but only a third of them are now reading well , according to a new report . a new report . Where was the new report published? 30 34 +933 1 WASHINGTON - Slightly more fourth - graders nationwide are reading proficiently compared with a decade ago , but only a third of them are now reading well , according to a new report . reading proficiently What constitutes proficient reading? 9 11 +933 1 WASHINGTON - Slightly more fourth - graders nationwide are reading proficiently compared with a decade ago , but only a third of them are now reading well , according to a new report . reading well , How does this differ from reading proficiently? 25 28 +933 1 WASHINGTON - Slightly more fourth - graders nationwide are reading proficiently compared with a decade ago , but only a third of them are now reading well , according to a new report . fourth - graders nationwide What percentage of fourth graders? 4 8 +933 2 The study also found the reading skills gap between children from lower - income and higher - income families has grown , and proficiency varies considerably across states . grown , What has the growth rate in the reading skills gap been? 20 22 +933 2 The study also found the reading skills gap between children from lower - income and higher - income families has grown , and proficiency varies considerably across states . proficiency varies considerably across states . Do educators recommend a national standard to define proficiency? 23 29 +933 2 The study also found the reading skills gap between children from lower - income and higher - income families has grown , and proficiency varies considerably across states . from lower - income What is considered a lower income family? 10 14 +933 3 Students in all but six states have improved reading proficiency , according to the report by the Annie E . Casey Foundation , which used reading scores from the National Assessment of Educational Progress , also known as the Nation ' s Report Card , to compare reading skills of fourth - graders in 2013 and 2003 . six states which states? 4 6 +933 3 Students in all but six states have improved reading proficiency , according to the report by the Annie E . Casey Foundation , which used reading scores from the National Assessment of Educational Progress , also known as the Nation ' s Report Card , to compare reading skills of fourth - graders in 2013 and 2003 . all but six states Which six states have not seen an improvement in student proficiency? 2 6 +933 3 Students in all but six states have improved reading proficiency , according to the report by the Annie E . Casey Foundation , which used reading scores from the National Assessment of Educational Progress , also known as the Nation ' s Report Card , to compare reading skills of fourth - graders in 2013 and 2003 . in 2013 and 2003 Is proficiency not assessed more than once a decade by NAEP? 53 57 +933 3 Students in all but six states have improved reading proficiency , according to the report by the Annie E . Casey Foundation , which used reading scores from the National Assessment of Educational Progress , also known as the Nation ' s Report Card , to compare reading skills of fourth - graders in 2013 and 2003 . six states What are the 6 States? 4 6 +933 4 Maryland , the District of Columbia and Rhode Island saw the biggest gains , while reading levels declined in Alaska , Michigan , South Dakota and West Virginia . biggest gains , how big were the gains? 11 14 +933 4 Maryland , the District of Columbia and Rhode Island saw the biggest gains , while reading levels declined in Alaska , Michigan , South Dakota and West Virginia . Maryland , What are these states doing that is causing gains in reading skills? 0 2 +933 4 Maryland , the District of Columbia and Rhode Island saw the biggest gains , while reading levels declined in Alaska , Michigan , South Dakota and West Virginia . Alaska , Michigan , South Dakota and West Virginia . What measures are these states taking to improve their failing student reading proficiency? 19 29 +933 4 Maryland , the District of Columbia and Rhode Island saw the biggest gains , while reading levels declined in Alaska , Michigan , South Dakota and West Virginia . levels declined What percentage did they decline? 16 18 +933 5 Reading proficiency remained level in Connecticut , which had the highest percentage of fourth - graders reading proficiently in 2003 , and in Montana . remained level in How long has Connecticut lead the nation in reading proficiency? 2 5 +934 1 FORT LAUDERDALE , Fla . - More than 90 whales have become stranded on Florida beaches in the past two months , almost three times the average , baffling marine biologists and making them wonder if a deadly common denominator is at play . past two months , what year is this article from? 18 22 +934 2 " We ' re all starting to pay close attention to what might be going on , to see if there are any links or if they ' re unrelated , " said Denise Boyd , a research biologist with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission . unrelated , " could it be unrelated? 29 32 +934 2 " We ' re all starting to pay close attention to what might be going on , to see if there are any links or if they ' re unrelated , " said Denise Boyd , a research biologist with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission . all who is all? 4 5 +934 3 Among the theories : The whales might have contracted morbillivirus , an ailment similar to canine distemper that has been attacking dolphins along the East Coast this year . morbillivirus , what are some of the symptoms? 9 11 +934 4 But necropsies failed to confirm this . necropsies what is a necropsy? 1 2 +934 4 But necropsies failed to confirm this . necropsies What is necropsies? 1 2 +934 4 But necropsies failed to confirm this . failed to confirm this why did they not find an answer from the autopsy? 2 6 +934 5 The series of cold fronts that marched across Florida in the past month could be a factor . past month why is it cold there recently? 11 13 +934 5 The series of cold fronts that marched across Florida in the past month could be a factor . in the past month what is the time frame of this article? 9 13 +935 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - In the middle of " Blackfish , " the scathing documentary about SeaWorld ' s killer whale program , an activist says the whales in SeaWorld parks die early while their counterparts in the wild live as long as humans . scathing documentary Who made this documentary? 14 16 +935 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - In the middle of " Blackfish , " the scathing documentary about SeaWorld ' s killer whale program , an activist says the whales in SeaWorld parks die early while their counterparts in the wild live as long as humans . killer whale program , How long has this program been in place? 20 24 +935 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - In the middle of " Blackfish , " the scathing documentary about SeaWorld ' s killer whale program , an activist says the whales in SeaWorld parks die early while their counterparts in the wild live as long as humans . die early Do they know what causes them to die early? 32 34 +935 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - In the middle of " Blackfish , " the scathing documentary about SeaWorld ' s killer whale program , an activist says the whales in SeaWorld parks die early while their counterparts in the wild live as long as humans . die early how much earlier? 32 34 +935 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - In the middle of " Blackfish , " the scathing documentary about SeaWorld ' s killer whale program , an activist says the whales in SeaWorld parks die early while their counterparts in the wild live as long as humans . die early At what age do Sea World's whales die early? 32 34 +935 2 The claim , which goes unchallenged in the film , is a powerful contrast , meant to suggest that the giant marine mammals suffer when forced to live in man - made pools . unchallenged why was it unchallenged? 5 6 +935 2 The claim , which goes unchallenged in the film , is a powerful contrast , meant to suggest that the giant marine mammals suffer when forced to live in man - made pools . powerful contrast , contrast compared to what? 12 15 +935 2 The claim , which goes unchallenged in the film , is a powerful contrast , meant to suggest that the giant marine mammals suffer when forced to live in man - made pools . to suggest Is there solid proof? 16 18 +935 2 The claim , which goes unchallenged in the film , is a powerful contrast , meant to suggest that the giant marine mammals suffer when forced to live in man - made pools . suffer In what means do they suffer? 23 24 +935 2 The claim , which goes unchallenged in the film , is a powerful contrast , meant to suggest that the giant marine mammals suffer when forced to live in man - made pools . meant to suggest But not actually true? 15 18 +935 3 Yet SeaWorld Entertainment Inc . says its killer whales have life spans equivalent to those of wild orcas , an assertion the company makes to show that it provides a healthful , stimulating environment for the 29 orcas it owns at four marine parks - the largest captive collection on the planet . wild orcas , What is the average life span of a wild Orca? 16 19 +935 3 Yet SeaWorld Entertainment Inc . says its killer whales have life spans equivalent to those of wild orcas , an assertion the company makes to show that it provides a healthful , stimulating environment for the 29 orcas it owns at four marine parks - the largest captive collection on the planet . healthful , stimulating environment Is this overseen by professionals in this field? 30 34 +935 3 Yet SeaWorld Entertainment Inc . says its killer whales have life spans equivalent to those of wild orcas , an assertion the company makes to show that it provides a healthful , stimulating environment for the 29 orcas it owns at four marine parks - the largest captive collection on the planet . 29 orcas it owns How and who do they purchase Orcas from? 36 40 +935 3 Yet SeaWorld Entertainment Inc . says its killer whales have life spans equivalent to those of wild orcas , an assertion the company makes to show that it provides a healthful , stimulating environment for the 29 orcas it owns at four marine parks - the largest captive collection on the planet . equivalent What IS the normal life span? 12 13 +935 4 The truth is not nearly as simple as either side claims . simple how complex is it? 6 7 +935 4 The truth is not nearly as simple as either side claims . is not nearly as simple What is the truth? 2 7 +935 4 The truth is not nearly as simple as either side claims . truth What is the truth of the life span of the killer whales? 1 2 +935 5 The fact is that scientists don ' t know for sure how long killer whales live . long killer whales why cant they figure it out? 12 15 +935 5 The fact is that scientists don ' t know for sure how long killer whales live . scientists don ' t know for sure why is their such a controversy about Whales being held in captivity? 4 11 +936 1 WASHINGTON - It ' s a story almost as old as humanity : Braving unknown dangers , a team of explorers settles a wild frontier , and then - almost as quickly - bureaucrats tie it up with red tape . settles Why were a team of explorers settling in the wild frontier? 21 22 +936 1 WASHINGTON - It ' s a story almost as old as humanity : Braving unknown dangers , a team of explorers settles a wild frontier , and then - almost as quickly - bureaucrats tie it up with red tape . tie How were the team of explorers tied up by red tape? 34 35 +936 1 WASHINGTON - It ' s a story almost as old as humanity : Braving unknown dangers , a team of explorers settles a wild frontier , and then - almost as quickly - bureaucrats tie it up with red tape . bureaucrats tie it up with red why do they tie it up? 33 39 +936 1 WASHINGTON - It ' s a story almost as old as humanity : Braving unknown dangers , a team of explorers settles a wild frontier , and then - almost as quickly - bureaucrats tie it up with red tape . explorers Who are the team of explorers? 20 21 +936 1 WASHINGTON - It ' s a story almost as old as humanity : Braving unknown dangers , a team of explorers settles a wild frontier , and then - almost as quickly - bureaucrats tie it up with red tape . bureaucrats Who are the bureaucrats? 33 34 +936 2 This time , the frontier is outer space . outer How are the explorers traveling to outer space? 6 7 +936 2 This time , the frontier is outer space . outer space who went to outer space? 6 8 +936 3 And the regulators are from the Federal Aviation Administration , which licenses commercial - rocket launches in addition to monitoring the airlines . monitoring Why is the FAA monitoring outer space? 19 20 +936 4 The FAA has so far been constrained by one major loophole : Once a spacecraft reaches orbit , it ' s largely free of regulation - a libertarian ' s final refuge . constrained by one major loophole : Why is this loophole still in existence? 6 12 +936 4 The FAA has so far been constrained by one major loophole : Once a spacecraft reaches orbit , it ' s largely free of regulation - a libertarian ' s final refuge . reaches How can a spacecraft reach orbit without being constrained by the FAA? 15 16 +936 4 The FAA has so far been constrained by one major loophole : Once a spacecraft reaches orbit , it ' s largely free of regulation - a libertarian ' s final refuge . libertarian ' s final refuge libertarians dont like regulations? 27 32 +936 5 But that could change soon . This week , at a congressional hearing and an industry conference in Washington , FAA officials and space attorneys began seriously discussing rules of the road for outer space , for such things as mining rights and safety practices . space attorneys began seriously discussing What sort of regulatory authority will space attorneys be arguing for or against? 23 28 +936 5 But that could change soon . This week , at a congressional hearing and an industry conference in Washington , FAA officials and space attorneys began seriously discussing rules of the road for outer space , for such things as mining rights and safety practices . rights How is the FAA going to enforce mining rights in outer space? 41 42 +937 1 SOCHI , Russia - Julia Lipnitskaia , all 5 - foot - 2 of her , stepped onto the Olympic ice in a red coat Sunday to skate to music from the movie Schindler ' s List . music from the movie Schindler ' s List Which song from the movie Shindler's List? 29 37 +937 1 SOCHI , Russia - Julia Lipnitskaia , all 5 - foot - 2 of her , stepped onto the Olympic ice in a red coat Sunday to skate to music from the movie Schindler ' s List . her , How old is she? 14 16 +937 2 Just like the girl in the red coat in the predominantly black - and - white film , the 15 - year - old Russian figure skater captured the eye and leaped out from her competition with unparalleled artistry , flexibility and blurring spins . red coat Did the red coat symbolize something? 6 8 +937 2 Just like the girl in the red coat in the predominantly black - and - white film , the 15 - year - old Russian figure skater captured the eye and leaped out from her competition with unparalleled artistry , flexibility and blurring spins . from her competition Who were the competing skaters? 33 36 +937 4 Yu - li - a ! ' and " Russ - ee - ya ! Russ - ee - ya ! ' ' The Sochi Olympics had found its ice princess . Yu - li - a ! ' What does this mean in English? 0 7 +937 5 Having already announced her arrival with a spellbinding short program in the inaugural team competition Saturday night , the debutante from the Ural Mountains clinched the team gold medal for Russia – the host nation ' s first gold of these Games - and became the youngest athlete ever to win a gold medal at the Winter Olympics . spellbinding why was it spellbinding? 7 8 +937 5 Having already announced her arrival with a spellbinding short program in the inaugural team competition Saturday night , the debutante from the Ural Mountains clinched the team gold medal for Russia – the host nation ' s first gold of these Games - and became the youngest athlete ever to win a gold medal at the Winter Olympics . team How does the team competition relate to her solo performance? 13 14 +938 1 BOGOTA , Colombia - This gritty city of 7 . 6 million rarely gets respect . rarely gets respect Why does Bogota rarely get respect? 12 15 +938 1 BOGOTA , Colombia - This gritty city of 7 . 6 million rarely gets respect . gets respect who doesnt respect it? 13 15 +938 1 BOGOTA , Colombia - This gritty city of 7 . 6 million rarely gets respect . rarely gets respect . Why do they lack respect? 12 16 +938 1 BOGOTA , Colombia - This gritty city of 7 . 6 million rarely gets respect . gritty Why is it referred to as gritty? 5 6 +938 1 BOGOTA , Colombia - This gritty city of 7 . 6 million rarely gets respect . rarely gets respect Maybe because it's described as gritty? 12 15 +938 2 It often ranks near the bottom in " livability " surveys and near the top of the hemisphere ' s ugliest capitals . ugliest capitals why is it considered ugly? 20 22 +938 2 It often ranks near the bottom in " livability " surveys and near the top of the hemisphere ' s ugliest capitals . in " livability " surveys What constitutes a livability survey? 6 11 +938 2 It often ranks near the bottom in " livability " surveys and near the top of the hemisphere ' s ugliest capitals . ranks near the bottom What is the actual rank? 2 6 +938 2 It often ranks near the bottom in " livability " surveys and near the top of the hemisphere ' s ugliest capitals . " livability " What constitutes as 'livability'? 7 10 +938 2 It often ranks near the bottom in " livability " surveys and near the top of the hemisphere ' s ugliest capitals . ugliest capitals What makes it one of the ugliest? 20 22 +938 2 It often ranks near the bottom in " livability " surveys and near the top of the hemisphere ' s ugliest capitals . bottom Whys is that? 5 6 +938 3 But in recent years , it has been getting an unintentional makeover , as lax laws and blank walls have made it a haven for local and international graffiti artists . recent years , How long has this been happening? 2 5 +938 3 But in recent years , it has been getting an unintentional makeover , as lax laws and blank walls have made it a haven for local and international graffiti artists . graffiti artists what do they spray paint? 28 30 +938 3 But in recent years , it has been getting an unintentional makeover , as lax laws and blank walls have made it a haven for local and international graffiti artists . lax laws Why have the laws been relaxed? 14 16 +938 3 But in recent years , it has been getting an unintentional makeover , as lax laws and blank walls have made it a haven for local and international graffiti artists . lax laws What are the laws there or why are they lax? 14 16 +938 3 But in recent years , it has been getting an unintentional makeover , as lax laws and blank walls have made it a haven for local and international graffiti artists . makeover , Why would that be a makeover? 11 13 +938 4 Now , this Andean capital seems to be in bloom , as everything from high - art to hurried scrawls spring from overpasses , storefronts and sidewalks . bloom , How are they on bloom? 9 11 +938 5 The splash of color is earning the city accolades and recognition in the art world - even as some here wonder about the line between art and vandalism . about the line between art and vandalism Why do some wonder about the line between the two? 21 28 +938 5 The splash of color is earning the city accolades and recognition in the art world - even as some here wonder about the line between art and vandalism . line between art and vandalism What is the line then, legally? 23 28 +939 1 SEDALIA , Mo . - The dirty rocks of salt are packed into a storage shed on a snowy lot , where a nearby bulldozer , its engine on , stands at the ready . dirty rocks of salt what is the salt for? 6 10 +939 1 SEDALIA , Mo . - The dirty rocks of salt are packed into a storage shed on a snowy lot , where a nearby bulldozer , its engine on , stands at the ready . stands at the ready Why does it stand ready? 30 34 +939 1 SEDALIA , Mo . - The dirty rocks of salt are packed into a storage shed on a snowy lot , where a nearby bulldozer , its engine on , stands at the ready . storage shed on a snowy lot , Why is it packed in a shed? 14 21 +939 1 SEDALIA , Mo . - The dirty rocks of salt are packed into a storage shed on a snowy lot , where a nearby bulldozer , its engine on , stands at the ready . dirty rocks of salt Why are the dirty rocks of salt packed into a shed? 6 10 +939 1 SEDALIA , Mo . - The dirty rocks of salt are packed into a storage shed on a snowy lot , where a nearby bulldozer , its engine on , stands at the ready . bulldozer , What is the bulldozer ready to do? 24 26 +939 2 Pettis County Commissioner Brent Hampy trudges across the frozen ground to assess the stockpiles for this county , which just received 8 inches of snow in a nasty storm that closed schools for two days . received 8 inches can they not get rid of the snow? 20 23 +939 2 Pettis County Commissioner Brent Hampy trudges across the frozen ground to assess the stockpiles for this county , which just received 8 inches of snow in a nasty storm that closed schools for two days . stockpiles Why does county have stockpiles? 13 14 +939 2 Pettis County Commissioner Brent Hampy trudges across the frozen ground to assess the stockpiles for this county , which just received 8 inches of snow in a nasty storm that closed schools for two days . trudges across the frozen ground How far is this location ? Was it treacherous ? 5 10 +939 2 Pettis County Commissioner Brent Hampy trudges across the frozen ground to assess the stockpiles for this county , which just received 8 inches of snow in a nasty storm that closed schools for two days . stockpiles What are the stockpiles? 13 14 +939 3 There are about 200 tons of salt left piled here , and it may not be enough . may not be enough how many do they need? 13 17 +939 3 There are about 200 tons of salt left piled here , and it may not be enough . may not be enough Howmuch should they have ? How many people is this for 13 17 +939 3 There are about 200 tons of salt left piled here , and it may not be enough . 200 tons of salt Perhaps a picture of what this looks like 3 7 +939 4 The county started out the winter with 600 tons , and last winter used only 50 . last winter used only 50 Why that amount ? 11 16 +939 5 " If we don ' t have more ice storms we ' ll be fine , " Hampy said , as the wind whipped his cheeks in the 11 - degree chill . don ' t have more ice storms Where they located ? 3 10 +940 1 COLLEGE PARK , Md . - When J . D . Rinehart noticed brownish , depressed areas on his orchards ' apples and peaches about five years ago , he thought the fruit was low in calcium . J . D . Rinehart who is he? 7 12 +940 1 COLLEGE PARK , Md . - When J . D . Rinehart noticed brownish , depressed areas on his orchards ' apples and peaches about five years ago , he thought the fruit was low in calcium . orchards ' How big is Rinehart's orchard? What percentage of apples and peaches is affected? 19 21 +940 2 But spraying the fruit with calcium didn ' t help . spraying the fruit with calcium Why would spraying calcium help? 1 6 +940 2 But spraying the fruit with calcium didn ' t help . spraying the how do they spray it? 1 3 +940 2 But spraying the fruit with calcium didn ' t help . spraying the fruit Why were they spraying the fruit? 1 4 +940 3 When University of Maryland researchers cut open his fruit and examined it , it became clear that the problem was much more damaging and unpredictable : stink bugs . cut open his fruit Why didn't he cut open his fruit and examine it first? 5 9 +940 3 When University of Maryland researchers cut open his fruit and examined it , it became clear that the problem was much more damaging and unpredictable : stink bugs . examined How was the fruit examined? Was it examined in a lab? 10 11 +940 4 Rinehart , owner of Rinehart Orchards in Washington County , Md . , said stink bugs damage 10 to 20 percent of his crop every year . stink bugs do they eat the crops? 14 16 +940 4 Rinehart , owner of Rinehart Orchards in Washington County , Md . , said stink bugs damage 10 to 20 percent of his crop every year . Washington County , Where is Washington County in Maryland, like north, northwest, southeast, etc.? 7 10 +941 1 To plague aficionados , the Justinian Plague , which in the 6th century AD is thought to have killed 30 million to 50 million from Asia to Africa to Europe , is hardly a footnote . hardly a footnote Why is this plague hardly a footnote? 32 35 +941 1 To plague aficionados , the Justinian Plague , which in the 6th century AD is thought to have killed 30 million to 50 million from Asia to Africa to Europe , is hardly a footnote . plague aficionados , are those real people? 1 4 +941 1 To plague aficionados , the Justinian Plague , which in the 6th century AD is thought to have killed 30 million to 50 million from Asia to Africa to Europe , is hardly a footnote . Justinian Plague , What was the Justinian Plague? 5 8 +941 1 To plague aficionados , the Justinian Plague , which in the 6th century AD is thought to have killed 30 million to 50 million from Asia to Africa to Europe , is hardly a footnote . thought who has made this claim? 15 16 +941 2 But it is a mystery , deepened by a new finding that the bacterium that caused it - a different strain than that which caused the Black Death and later plague outbreaks - appears to have gone extinct or is hiding , unseen , in rodent populations . in rodent populations . What kinds of rodents? 44 48 +941 2 But it is a mystery , deepened by a new finding that the bacterium that caused it - a different strain than that which caused the Black Death and later plague outbreaks - appears to have gone extinct or is hiding , unseen , in rodent populations . outbreaks - appears to have gone extinct Why do they think it went extinct? 31 38 +941 2 But it is a mystery , deepened by a new finding that the bacterium that caused it - a different strain than that which caused the Black Death and later plague outbreaks - appears to have gone extinct or is hiding , unseen , in rodent populations . bacterium that caused it - a different strain how do we know that? 13 21 +941 3 We will likely never see it again , said the authors of a study published this week in the journal Lancet Infectious Diseases . authors Who were the authors of the study on Justinian Plague? 10 11 +941 3 We will likely never see it again , said the authors of a study published this week in the journal Lancet Infectious Diseases . will how we do know for certain? 1 2 +941 4 But they warned there is a lesson in the fact that a strain of plague could jump from rodents to humans , spread , prosper and kill 40 percent of its victims for two centuries , and then mysteriously disappear . there is a lesson What is the lesson? 3 7 +942 1 MIAMI - Archaeologists who for months have been uncovering mounting evidence of an ancient and extensive Native American village in the middle of downtown Miami have concluded it ' s likely one of the most significant prehistoric sites in the United States . evidence What type of evidence have archaeologists uncovered? 10 11 +942 1 MIAMI - Archaeologists who for months have been uncovering mounting evidence of an ancient and extensive Native American village in the middle of downtown Miami have concluded it ' s likely one of the most significant prehistoric sites in the United States . significant How do they archaeologists judge the relative significance of these historical sites? 35 36 +942 1 MIAMI - Archaeologists who for months have been uncovering mounting evidence of an ancient and extensive Native American village in the middle of downtown Miami have concluded it ' s likely one of the most significant prehistoric sites in the United States . Archaeologists Which archaeologists? Who are they? What are their names? 2 3 +942 1 MIAMI - Archaeologists who for months have been uncovering mounting evidence of an ancient and extensive Native American village in the middle of downtown Miami have concluded it ' s likely one of the most significant prehistoric sites in the United States . middle of downtown Miami This must have significant ramifications concerning logistics on the ground. What measures have been taken to preserve the find, and stop any further contamination till more studies can be done? 21 25 +942 2 The archaeologists , under the direction of veteran South Florida archaeologist Bob Carr , have so far painstakingly dug up eight large circles comprised of uniformly carved holes in the native limestone that they believe to be foundation holes for Tequesta Indian dwellings dating as far back as 2 , 000 years . large circles how large are the circles? 21 23 +942 2 The archaeologists , under the direction of veteran South Florida archaeologist Bob Carr , have so far painstakingly dug up eight large circles comprised of uniformly carved holes in the native limestone that they believe to be foundation holes for Tequesta Indian dwellings dating as far back as 2 , 000 years . believe Why do the archaeologists believe the holes of foundation holes for this type of dwelling? 34 35 +942 2 The archaeologists , under the direction of veteran South Florida archaeologist Bob Carr , have so far painstakingly dug up eight large circles comprised of uniformly carved holes in the native limestone that they believe to be foundation holes for Tequesta Indian dwellings dating as far back as 2 , 000 years . Tequesta Indian Who were the Tequesta Indians? 40 42 +942 2 The archaeologists , under the direction of veteran South Florida archaeologist Bob Carr , have so far painstakingly dug up eight large circles comprised of uniformly carved holes in the native limestone that they believe to be foundation holes for Tequesta Indian dwellings dating as far back as 2 , 000 years . dwellings What were their dwellings like? 42 43 +942 3 They have also discovered linear , parallel arrangements of hundreds of such postholes stretching across the site that Carr hypothesizes mark the foundation for other structures , possibly boardwalks connecting the dwellings . hypothesizes What info prompted Carr to this hypothesis? 19 20 +942 4 The village site borders a rocky outcropping that his team has concluded was the original natural shoreline at the confluence of Biscayne Bay and the Miami River , a spot long ago occluded by fill . outcropping what is an outcropping? 6 7 +942 4 The village site borders a rocky outcropping that his team has concluded was the original natural shoreline at the confluence of Biscayne Bay and the Miami River , a spot long ago occluded by fill . original Why have they concluded this outcropping was once the natural shoreline? 14 15 +942 4 The village site borders a rocky outcropping that his team has concluded was the original natural shoreline at the confluence of Biscayne Bay and the Miami River , a spot long ago occluded by fill . fill What has been found in that fill? 34 35 +942 5 " What ' s unusual and unique about the site is that it ' s this huge chunk of land where a major part of this ancient Tequesta village site is preserved , ' ' Carr said in an interview . interview interview with who? 39 40 +942 5 " What ' s unusual and unique about the site is that it ' s this huge chunk of land where a major part of this ancient Tequesta village site is preserved , ' ' Carr said in an interview . huge chunk of land How much land are we talking about? 16 20 +943 1 SOCHI , Russia - The children of Togo ' s diaspora can be found in the mountains of Russia - skiing . Togo ' s what is togo? 7 10 +943 1 SOCHI , Russia - The children of Togo ' s diaspora can be found in the mountains of Russia - skiing . Russia - skiing Why are they skiing? 18 21 +943 1 SOCHI , Russia - The children of Togo ' s diaspora can be found in the mountains of Russia - skiing . diaspora What is diaspora? 10 11 +943 2 Cross - country skier Mathilde Amivi Petitjean and alpine skier Alessia Afi Dipol are members of the sweltering West African nation ' s first Winter Olympics team , even though their feet have barely touched Togolese soil . Togolese soil is it hot there? 35 37 +943 2 Cross - country skier Mathilde Amivi Petitjean and alpine skier Alessia Afi Dipol are members of the sweltering West African nation ' s first Winter Olympics team , even though their feet have barely touched Togolese soil . Togolese soil Why they never touched Togolose soil? 35 37 +943 3 Petitjean , 19 , has a Togolese mother , grew up in the French Alps , skied for France , and was recruited by Team Togo via Facebook . Team Togo Since when does a \"Team Togo\" exists in winter competitions? 24 26 +943 5 But to Togo Olympic Committee Vice President Kelani Bayor , these athletes bleed Togolese yellow , red and green . bleed Togolese Why do they feel Togolese? 12 14 +944 1 If you ' re looking for hot spots of diversity , look to the Earth ' s warm , sweaty midsection . sweaty midsection where is the midsection? 19 21 +944 1 If you ' re looking for hot spots of diversity , look to the Earth ' s warm , sweaty midsection . midsection What is defined as the midsection of earth? 20 21 +944 1 If you ' re looking for hot spots of diversity , look to the Earth ' s warm , sweaty midsection . midsection What midsection area? 20 21 +944 2 The tropical regions near the equator both produce new species faster and lose them more slowly , according to a study that analyzed the evolution and extinction rates of nearly all mammal species on Earth . the equator why does that occur? 4 6 +944 2 The tropical regions near the equator both produce new species faster and lose them more slowly , according to a study that analyzed the evolution and extinction rates of nearly all mammal species on Earth . study Which study is the statement referring to? 20 21 +944 2 The tropical regions near the equator both produce new species faster and lose them more slowly , according to a study that analyzed the evolution and extinction rates of nearly all mammal species on Earth . according to a study Who conducted the study? 17 21 +944 3 The findings , published in the journal PLOS Biology , show that the tropics have been a major source of biodiversity for the cooler , more temperate regions of the planet . PLOS what does it stand for? 7 8 +944 3 The findings , published in the journal PLOS Biology , show that the tropics have been a major source of biodiversity for the cooler , more temperate regions of the planet . PLOS Biology , What is the credentials? 7 10 +944 4 Scientists have long noticed that tropical ecosystems are rich with different kinds of animal species , while colder regions have far less diversity . ecosystems Which ecosystems are considered tropical? 6 7 +944 5 But they haven ' t agreed on why this is . agreed are there theories? 5 6 +944 5 But they haven ' t agreed on why this is . they Which scientists have not agreed? 1 2 +944 5 But they haven ' t agreed on why this is . agreed Why they haven't agreed? 5 6 +945 1 KRASNAYA POLYANA , Russia - They strapped on their helmets and goggles , boldly raced down a steep icy ramp , and then , like pioneer aviator Amelia Earhart 80 years ago , the female ski jumpers of the 2014 Winter Olympics took flight and made history Tuesday night at the RusSki Gorki Jumping Center . took flight and made history Tuesday night In what way did they make history? 42 49 +945 1 KRASNAYA POLYANA , Russia - They strapped on their helmets and goggles , boldly raced down a steep icy ramp , and then , like pioneer aviator Amelia Earhart 80 years ago , the female ski jumpers of the 2014 Winter Olympics took flight and made history Tuesday night at the RusSki Gorki Jumping Center . They Who are the ski jumpers? 5 6 +945 1 KRASNAYA POLYANA , Russia - They strapped on their helmets and goggles , boldly raced down a steep icy ramp , and then , like pioneer aviator Amelia Earhart 80 years ago , the female ski jumpers of the 2014 Winter Olympics took flight and made history Tuesday night at the RusSki Gorki Jumping Center . pioneer Why are these ski jumpers pioneers? 25 26 +945 1 KRASNAYA POLYANA , Russia - They strapped on their helmets and goggles , boldly raced down a steep icy ramp , and then , like pioneer aviator Amelia Earhart 80 years ago , the female ski jumpers of the 2014 Winter Olympics took flight and made history Tuesday night at the RusSki Gorki Jumping Center . history How did they make history? 46 47 +945 1 KRASNAYA POLYANA , Russia - They strapped on their helmets and goggles , boldly raced down a steep icy ramp , and then , like pioneer aviator Amelia Earhart 80 years ago , the female ski jumpers of the 2014 Winter Olympics took flight and made history Tuesday night at the RusSki Gorki Jumping Center . They Who is they? 5 6 +945 2 More than 150 years after the first documented ski jump by a woman - Ingrid Olavsdottir Vestby of Norway , wearing a skirt , soared 20 feet in 1862 - 30 women from 12 countries competed in the inaugural Olympic women ' s ski jump after a long battle for inclusion . wearing a skirt , why does this matter? 20 24 +945 2 More than 150 years after the first documented ski jump by a woman - Ingrid Olavsdottir Vestby of Norway , wearing a skirt , soared 20 feet in 1862 - 30 women from 12 countries competed in the inaugural Olympic women ' s ski jump after a long battle for inclusion . 30 women from 12 countries competed Which 12 countries? 30 36 +945 2 More than 150 years after the first documented ski jump by a woman - Ingrid Olavsdottir Vestby of Norway , wearing a skirt , soared 20 feet in 1862 - 30 women from 12 countries competed in the inaugural Olympic women ' s ski jump after a long battle for inclusion . a long battle for inclusion Why did it take so long for the women's event to get included? 46 51 +945 2 More than 150 years after the first documented ski jump by a woman - Ingrid Olavsdottir Vestby of Norway , wearing a skirt , soared 20 feet in 1862 - 30 women from 12 countries competed in the inaugural Olympic women ' s ski jump after a long battle for inclusion . battle Why was it a battle? 48 49 +945 3 One by one , they flung themselves off the ramp , just like their male counterparts , defying suggestions the sport is too dangerous , unhealthy and unladylike . unladylike Are people seriously suggesting that some sports are unladylike in today's day and age? 27 28 +945 3 One by one , they flung themselves off the ramp , just like their male counterparts , defying suggestions the sport is too dangerous , unhealthy and unladylike . suggestions What suggestions were made? 18 19 +945 3 One by one , they flung themselves off the ramp , just like their male counterparts , defying suggestions the sport is too dangerous , unhealthy and unladylike . unhealthy How is it unhealthy? 25 26 +945 4 The world did not come to an end . Nobody ' s uterus fell out ( U . S . team member Lindsey Van said a detractor once suggested that might be a consequence of women entering the sport ) . uterus fell out is this some kind of joke? 12 15 +945 4 The world did not come to an end . Nobody ' s uterus fell out ( U . S . team member Lindsey Van said a detractor once suggested that might be a consequence of women entering the sport ) . uterus Who was this detractor who said this to Lindsay Van? 12 13 +945 5 In 2005 , Gian Franco Kasper of Switzerland , president of the International Ski Federation , said the sport " seems not to be appropriate for ladies from a medical point of view . ' ' On Monday , Russian ski jump coach Alexander Arefyev said in the newspaper Izvestia : " I admit , I ' m not a fan of women ' s ski jumping . Gian Franco Kasper why is he commenting on it? 3 6 +945 5 In 2005 , Gian Franco Kasper of Switzerland , president of the International Ski Federation , said the sport " seems not to be appropriate for ladies from a medical point of view . ' ' On Monday , Russian ski jump coach Alexander Arefyev said in the newspaper Izvestia : " I admit , I ' m not a fan of women ' s ski jumping . not a fan How do the ladies on the team feel if their coach is not even a fan of the event that he's coaching? 58 61 +945 5 In 2005 , Gian Franco Kasper of Switzerland , president of the International Ski Federation , said the sport " seems not to be appropriate for ladies from a medical point of view . ' ' On Monday , Russian ski jump coach Alexander Arefyev said in the newspaper Izvestia : " I admit , I ' m not a fan of women ' s ski jumping . appropriate Why would it not be appropriate? 24 25 +945 5 In 2005 , Gian Franco Kasper of Switzerland , president of the International Ski Federation , said the sport " seems not to be appropriate for ladies from a medical point of view . ' ' On Monday , Russian ski jump coach Alexander Arefyev said in the newspaper Izvestia : " I admit , I ' m not a fan of women ' s ski jumping . medical What is wrong with it medically? 29 30 +945 5 In 2005 , Gian Franco Kasper of Switzerland , president of the International Ski Federation , said the sport " seems not to be appropriate for ladies from a medical point of view . ' ' On Monday , Russian ski jump coach Alexander Arefyev said in the newspaper Izvestia : " I admit , I ' m not a fan of women ' s ski jumping . not a fan Why is he not a fan? 58 61 +946 2 The all - stock deal was approved by the boards of both companies . all - stock deal what is an all stock deal? 1 5 +946 3 It is expected to close by the end of the year , pending shareholder and regulatory approvals . of the year which year? 8 11 +946 3 It is expected to close by the end of the year , pending shareholder and regulatory approvals . pending shareholder and regulatory approvals Will it be hard to get the approvals? 12 17 +946 5 It trumps a proposal by Charter Communications Inc . to buy Time Warner Cable for about $ 132 . 50 per share , or $ 38 billion in cash and stock . trumps a proposal trumps by how much? 1 4 +947 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - A popular and accomplished Los Altos High student received a parent ' s text message at school last year , to come home to talk about her grades . to talk about her grades are the grades bad? 29 34 +947 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - A popular and accomplished Los Altos High student received a parent ' s text message at school last year , to come home to talk about her grades . accomplished Los Altos High student Why is she accomplished? 9 14 +947 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - A popular and accomplished Los Altos High student received a parent ' s text message at school last year , to come home to talk about her grades . popular and accomplished Which aspects of school was the student competent in? 7 10 +947 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - A popular and accomplished Los Altos High student received a parent ' s text message at school last year , to come home to talk about her grades . student Who was the accomplished Los Altos High student? 13 14 +947 1 SAN JOSE , Calif . - A popular and accomplished Los Altos High student received a parent ' s text message at school last year , to come home to talk about her grades . accomplished Los Altos High student In what ways was she accomplished? 9 14 +947 2 The student and star athlete had earned all A ' s - except one D . She asked to be excused from English class to go to the bathroom , but she never returned . but she never returned why did she never return? 30 34 +947 2 The student and star athlete had earned all A ' s - except one D . She asked to be excused from English class to go to the bathroom , but she never returned . - except one D What did she earn a D in? 11 15 +947 2 The student and star athlete had earned all A ' s - except one D . She asked to be excused from English class to go to the bathroom , but she never returned . she never returned Why did she leave permanently? 31 34 +947 2 The student and star athlete had earned all A ' s - except one D . She asked to be excused from English class to go to the bathroom , but she never returned . D What class did the student get a D in? 14 15 +947 3 She had collapsed , suffering a disabling emotional breakdown . disabling emotional breakdown why did that happen? 6 9 +947 4 The student , who didn ' t want to be identified because of the stigma of mental illness , is not alone . mental illness , what is her illness? 16 19 +947 5 Educators are seeing more and more students suffering from depression , anxiety and social phobia . more How many students is more? 3 4 +947 5 Educators are seeing more and more students suffering from depression , anxiety and social phobia . social phobia What is social phobia? 13 15 +948 1 North America ' s tallest bird , with a population of about 600 , has lost three adults to gunfire in recent months , " senselessly " undercutting plans to breed a thriving population of the radiant white whooping crane , wildlife authorities say . wildlife authorities say Which wildlife authorities? 41 44 +948 1 North America ' s tallest bird , with a population of about 600 , has lost three adults to gunfire in recent months , " senselessly " undercutting plans to breed a thriving population of the radiant white whooping crane , wildlife authorities say . plans to breed What is the plan in place for breeding whooping cranes? 28 31 +948 1 North America ' s tallest bird , with a population of about 600 , has lost three adults to gunfire in recent months , " senselessly " undercutting plans to breed a thriving population of the radiant white whooping crane , wildlife authorities say . undercutting plans to breed a thriving population Why are there plans to breed a thriving population? 27 34 +948 2 Decades of research and millions of dollars have been spent by government and private organizations to revive the species , whose population shrank to 23 in 1954 , according to the U . S . Decades of research what were they researching exactly? 0 3 +948 2 Decades of research and millions of dollars have been spent by government and private organizations to revive the species , whose population shrank to 23 in 1954 , according to the U . S . population shrank to 23 What caused the population to shrink to 23? 21 25 +948 2 Decades of research and millions of dollars have been spent by government and private organizations to revive the species , whose population shrank to 23 in 1954 , according to the U . S . population shrank Why did the population shrink? 21 23 +948 3 Fish and Wildlife Service . The deaths of the whooping cranes in Kentucky and Louisiana bring the number of intentional killings of the endangered species to at least 19 since 2001 . intentional killings are the killers going to prison? 19 21 +948 4 That exceeds the average number of cranes - 13 - released into the wild each year by conservationists , according to Operation Migration . average number of cranes - 13 - released Why are these cranes released each year and do they increase the population? 3 11 +949 1 SAN FRANCISCO - A public elementary school decided in 2011 to require students to wear a uniform with the school ' s motto , " Tomorrow ' s Leaders , " emblazoned in small letters on the shirts around a gopher , the campus mascot . A public elementary school Which school? 3 7 +949 1 SAN FRANCISCO - A public elementary school decided in 2011 to require students to wear a uniform with the school ' s motto , " Tomorrow ' s Leaders , " emblazoned in small letters on the shirts around a gopher , the campus mascot . require students to wear a uniform Was there a reason for them to require uniforms? 11 17 +949 1 SAN FRANCISCO - A public elementary school decided in 2011 to require students to wear a uniform with the school ' s motto , " Tomorrow ' s Leaders , " emblazoned in small letters on the shirts around a gopher , the campus mascot . require Why are the students required to wear uniforms? 11 12 +949 1 SAN FRANCISCO - A public elementary school decided in 2011 to require students to wear a uniform with the school ' s motto , " Tomorrow ' s Leaders , " emblazoned in small letters on the shirts around a gopher , the campus mascot . motto , Why is the school's motto \"Tomorrow's Leaders\"? 22 24 +949 1 SAN FRANCISCO - A public elementary school decided in 2011 to require students to wear a uniform with the school ' s motto , " Tomorrow ' s Leaders , " emblazoned in small letters on the shirts around a gopher , the campus mascot . gopher , Why is the school's mascot a gopher? 40 42 +949 1 SAN FRANCISCO - A public elementary school decided in 2011 to require students to wear a uniform with the school ' s motto , " Tomorrow ' s Leaders , " emblazoned in small letters on the shirts around a gopher , the campus mascot . require Why we're the students required to wear this shirt? 11 12 +949 2 One parent objected to the uniforms and eventually sued , contending they violated the First Amendment ' s guarantee of free speech . First Amendment ' s guarantee of free speech how was this violated? 14 22 +949 2 One parent objected to the uniforms and eventually sued , contending they violated the First Amendment ' s guarantee of free speech . objected How did the parents go about objecting? 2 3 +949 2 One parent objected to the uniforms and eventually sued , contending they violated the First Amendment ' s guarantee of free speech . sued , Why did the parents think suing was a good idea? 8 10 +949 2 One parent objected to the uniforms and eventually sued , contending they violated the First Amendment ' s guarantee of free speech . violated How does requiring students to wear uniforms violate freedom of speech? 12 13 +949 2 One parent objected to the uniforms and eventually sued , contending they violated the First Amendment ' s guarantee of free speech . sued , Did this p\nerson win the lawsuit? How much did they sue for? 8 10 +949 3 In a unanimous ruling Friday , a three - judge panel of the 9th U . S . unanimous ruling Friday , what was the outcome? 2 6 +949 3 In a unanimous ruling Friday , a three - judge panel of the 9th U . S . unanimous Why were the judges unanimous? 2 3 +949 3 In a unanimous ruling Friday , a three - judge panel of the 9th U . S . three - judge Why are there three judges? 7 10 +949 3 In a unanimous ruling Friday , a three - judge panel of the 9th U . S . ruling How did they announce their ruling? 3 4 +949 3 In a unanimous ruling Friday , a three - judge panel of the 9th U . S . the What was the ruling in favor of? 12 13 +949 4 Circuit largely agreed with her . The panel said the words " Tomorrow ' s Leaders " potentially violated students ' right to free speech and the uniform policy must go unless the school district can justify it under a legal standard that is difficult to meet . difficult to meet why is it difficult? 44 47 +949 4 Circuit largely agreed with her . The panel said the words " Tomorrow ' s Leaders " potentially violated students ' right to free speech and the uniform policy must go unless the school district can justify it under a legal standard that is difficult to meet . violated students ' right to free speech How did it violate their rights? 18 25 +949 4 Circuit largely agreed with her . The panel said the words " Tomorrow ' s Leaders " potentially violated students ' right to free speech and the uniform policy must go unless the school district can justify it under a legal standard that is difficult to meet . justify it under a legal standard What is the legal standard? 36 42 +949 4 Circuit largely agreed with her . The panel said the words " Tomorrow ' s Leaders " potentially violated students ' right to free speech and the uniform policy must go unless the school district can justify it under a legal standard that is difficult to meet . agreed Why did the circuit largely agree with her? 2 3 +949 4 Circuit largely agreed with her . The panel said the words " Tomorrow ' s Leaders " potentially violated students ' right to free speech and the uniform policy must go unless the school district can justify it under a legal standard that is difficult to meet . violated How did the judges determine the uniform rule violated the students' right to free speech? 18 19 +949 4 Circuit largely agreed with her . The panel said the words " Tomorrow ' s Leaders " potentially violated students ' right to free speech and the uniform policy must go unless the school district can justify it under a legal standard that is difficult to meet . standard How can the school meet the legal standard? 41 42 +949 4 Circuit largely agreed with her . The panel said the words " Tomorrow ' s Leaders " potentially violated students ' right to free speech and the uniform policy must go unless the school district can justify it under a legal standard that is difficult to meet . " Tomorrow ' s We're the words the problem, or was the uniform itself the problem? 11 15 +949 5 The " policy compels speech because it mandates the written motto , ‘ Tomorrow ' s Leaders , ' on the uniform shirts , " wrote Judge Jacqueline H . Nguyen , an Obama appointee , who was joined by two judges selected by Republican presidents . Republican presidents who is this persons? 44 46 +949 5 The " policy compels speech because it mandates the written motto , ‘ Tomorrow ' s Leaders , ' on the uniform shirts , " wrote Judge Jacqueline H . Nguyen , an Obama appointee , who was joined by two judges selected by Republican presidents . Leaders , ' Why do all the students have to be leaders? 16 19 +949 5 The " policy compels speech because it mandates the written motto , ‘ Tomorrow ' s Leaders , ' on the uniform shirts , " wrote Judge Jacqueline H . Nguyen , an Obama appointee , who was joined by two judges selected by Republican presidents . appointee , Why was Judge Jacqueline H. Nguyen appointed by Obama? 34 36 +949 5 The " policy compels speech because it mandates the written motto , ‘ Tomorrow ' s Leaders , ' on the uniform shirts , " wrote Judge Jacqueline H . Nguyen , an Obama appointee , who was joined by two judges selected by Republican presidents . " policy Which policies? 1 3 +950 1 SOCHI , Russia - It ' s a dogs ' day afternoon in Sochi . dogs ' day what is a dogs day? 8 11 +950 1 SOCHI , Russia - It ' s a dogs ' day afternoon in Sochi . dogs ' day afternoon Why is it a dog's day afternoon? 8 12 +950 1 SOCHI , Russia - It ' s a dogs ' day afternoon in Sochi . dogs ' day afternoon Why is it a dogs' day afternoon in Sochi? 8 12 +950 1 SOCHI , Russia - It ' s a dogs ' day afternoon in Sochi . Russia - It ' s a dogs ' day afternoon in Sochi Why would this be the case? 2 14 +950 1 SOCHI , Russia - It ' s a dogs ' day afternoon in Sochi . dogs ' day afternoon Does the author mean its hot? 8 12 +950 2 Packs of mutts roam the downtown streets of the city center and the Adler district . Adler district where is that district? 13 15 +950 2 Packs of mutts roam the downtown streets of the city center and the Adler district . Packs of mutts Are these strays? 0 3 +950 2 Packs of mutts roam the downtown streets of the city center and the Adler district . Packs of mutts Where did the packs of mutts come from? 0 3 +950 2 Packs of mutts roam the downtown streets of the city center and the Adler district . Adler district What is special about this district? 13 15 +950 2 Packs of mutts roam the downtown streets of the city center and the Adler district . Packs of mutts roam Are these wild dogs? 0 4 +950 3 Scores of them have shown up in the new mountain villages the Russian government has built for the 2014 Winter Olympics . Scores of them have shown up Where are they coming from? 0 6 +950 3 Scores of them have shown up in the new mountain villages the Russian government has built for the 2014 Winter Olympics . Scores of them have shown up what has drawn them in where I'm assuming they weren't prevalent before? 0 6 +950 4 The Sochi Games have drawn scrutiny over security , weather , gay rights and even funny - looking toilets . funny - looking toilets what was with the toilets? 15 19 +950 4 The Sochi Games have drawn scrutiny over security , weather , gay rights and even funny - looking toilets . drawn scrutiny Drawn scrutiny by whom? 4 6 +950 4 The Sochi Games have drawn scrutiny over security , weather , gay rights and even funny - looking toilets . funny - looking toilets Are the toilets funny looking? 15 19 +950 4 The Sochi Games have drawn scrutiny over security , weather , gay rights and even funny - looking toilets . funny - looking toilets Why are the toilets funny looking? 15 19 +950 4 The Sochi Games have drawn scrutiny over security , weather , gay rights and even funny - looking toilets . funny - looking toilets Why were the toilets unusual? 15 19 +950 4 The Sochi Games have drawn scrutiny over security , weather , gay rights and even funny - looking toilets . funny - looking toilets How are the toilets funny looking? 15 19 +950 5 But perhaps the most unexpected story surfacing here this month is the pooch problem . pooch a dog problem? 12 13 +950 5 But perhaps the most unexpected story surfacing here this month is the pooch problem . pooch problem What exactly is the problem? 12 14 +950 5 But perhaps the most unexpected story surfacing here this month is the pooch problem . pooch problem how are stray dogs a problem? 12 14 +951 1 SOCHI , Russia - Imagine waking up as a New Yorker on a Monday , after a weekend in which the Red Sox finished a four - game World Series sweep of the Yankees on Saturday , followed by a Super Bowl Sunday that saw the Patriots trounce the Giants . weekend Why would both of these games be played the same weekend? 17 18 +951 2 Then you could begin to understand the collective anguish of the Norwegian populace after last weekend ' s cross - country skiing results at the Olympics . cross - country skiing results What was the outcome? 18 23 +951 2 Then you could begin to understand the collective anguish of the Norwegian populace after last weekend ' s cross - country skiing results at the Olympics . Norwegian populace why were they so disappointed? 11 13 +951 2 Then you could begin to understand the collective anguish of the Norwegian populace after last weekend ' s cross - country skiing results at the Olympics . cross - country skiing results What were the results? 18 23 +951 2 Then you could begin to understand the collective anguish of the Norwegian populace after last weekend ' s cross - country skiing results at the Olympics . Norwegian What is the rival country? 11 12 +951 3 In both the men ' s and women ' s relay events , Norway failed to win a medal - a national calamity for the country where residents are said to be born with Nordic skis on their feet . Nordic skis What are Nordic skis? 34 36 +951 3 In both the men ' s and women ' s relay events , Norway failed to win a medal - a national calamity for the country where residents are said to be born with Nordic skis on their feet . calamity Why would that be? 22 23 +951 4 It was only the second time Norway has been shut out of the relay medals since 1964 . the second How long has this been an event? 3 5 +951 4 It was only the second time Norway has been shut out of the relay medals since 1964 . since 1964 are they really good then? 15 17 +951 5 Making matters worse , arch - rival Sweden won both races , racking up such a big lead in Sunday ' s men ' s competition that Marcus Hellner , the Swedish anchor , had time to ease up and carry a flag down the homestretch . competition What competition is this? 25 26 +951 5 Making matters worse , arch - rival Sweden won both races , racking up such a big lead in Sunday ' s men ' s competition that Marcus Hellner , the Swedish anchor , had time to ease up and carry a flag down the homestretch . arch - rival Sweden why are they rivals? 4 8 +951 5 Making matters worse , arch - rival Sweden won both races , racking up such a big lead in Sunday ' s men ' s competition that Marcus Hellner , the Swedish anchor , had time to ease up and carry a flag down the homestretch . anchor , anchor meaning what? 32 34 +951 5 Making matters worse , arch - rival Sweden won both races , racking up such a big lead in Sunday ' s men ' s competition that Marcus Hellner , the Swedish anchor , had time to ease up and carry a flag down the homestretch . anchor , What is an anchor in this context? 32 34 +952 1 KIEV , Ukraine - The 3 - month - old uprising against Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovich flared to a deadly crescendo Tuesday with anti - government protesters setting fire to the ruling party headquarters and security forces storming their tent camp in what officials labeled " an anti - terror operation " . 3 - month - old uprising why has it gone on so long? 5 11 +952 1 KIEV , Ukraine - The 3 - month - old uprising against Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovich flared to a deadly crescendo Tuesday with anti - government protesters setting fire to the ruling party headquarters and security forces storming their tent camp in what officials labeled " an anti - terror operation " . uprising Why is there an uprising against the Ukranian President? 10 11 +952 1 KIEV , Ukraine - The 3 - month - old uprising against Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovich flared to a deadly crescendo Tuesday with anti - government protesters setting fire to the ruling party headquarters and security forces storming their tent camp in what officials labeled " an anti - terror operation " . 3 - month - old uprising What led to the uprising beginning? 5 11 +952 1 KIEV , Ukraine - The 3 - month - old uprising against Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovich flared to a deadly crescendo Tuesday with anti - government protesters setting fire to the ruling party headquarters and security forces storming their tent camp in what officials labeled " an anti - terror operation " . 3 - month - old uprising Why is there a 3 month old uprising? 5 11 +952 3 Opposition lawmaker Oleksandra Kuzhel said the death toll had grown to 15 after security forces moved against the encampment with stun grenades and water cannons . moved against the encampment Why did they move against the encampment? 15 19 +952 3 Opposition lawmaker Oleksandra Kuzhel said the death toll had grown to 15 after security forces moved against the encampment with stun grenades and water cannons . death toll had grown How did the death toll grow when only stun grenades and water cannons were used? 6 10 +952 4 Other reports put the number as high as 19 . Other reports Which other reports? 0 2 +952 4 Other reports put the number as high as 19 . high as 19 why is it conflicting information? 6 9 +952 5 Even the lower death toll would represent the worst one - day loss of life in the battle over this former Soviet republic ' s future as a nation tied more closely to Russia or the West . represent the worst what is the second worst? 6 9 +952 5 Even the lower death toll would represent the worst one - day loss of life in the battle over this former Soviet republic ' s future as a nation tied more closely to Russia or the West . Russia or the West Why is this country important to Russia and the West? 33 37 +953 1 SEATTLE - The process of digging out a mammoth ' s tusk is pretty basic . tusk is pretty is it easy? 11 14 +953 1 SEATTLE - The process of digging out a mammoth ' s tusk is pretty basic . process What is the process of digging out a mammoth's tusk? 3 4 +953 1 SEATTLE - The process of digging out a mammoth ' s tusk is pretty basic . is pretty basic What does this task entail? 12 15 +953 2 The guy in charge might have a doctorate in organismal biology and anatomy , as does Christian Sidor of the Burke Museum . Christian Sidor why is he mentioned? 16 18 +953 3 But Thursday afternoon he and three colleagues were in the ground 30 feet below street level using a shovel , a spade and sometimes just their hands to move dirt . Thursday of which year? 1 2 +953 3 But Thursday afternoon he and three colleagues were in the ground 30 feet below street level using a shovel , a spade and sometimes just their hands to move dirt . street Where was the street near where they were digging? 14 15 +953 4 The tusk is heading to the museum . They had uncovered about 7 feet of it at the South Lake Union apartment complex construction site where it was found Tuesday and speculate that the tusk might be 3 or 4 feet longer . museum How will the tusk reach its destination intact? 6 7 +954 1 JACKSONVILLE , Fla . - A verdict in the city of Jacksonville is again raising the issue of self - defense and race in Florida , just seven months after George Zimmerman was acquitted in the shooting of a black teenager , Trayvon Martin . A verdict What was the verdict? 5 7 +954 1 JACKSONVILLE , Fla . - A verdict in the city of Jacksonville is again raising the issue of self - defense and race in Florida , just seven months after George Zimmerman was acquitted in the shooting of a black teenager , Trayvon Martin . the issue Why is this an issue? 15 17 +954 1 JACKSONVILLE , Fla . - A verdict in the city of Jacksonville is again raising the issue of self - defense and race in Florida , just seven months after George Zimmerman was acquitted in the shooting of a black teenager , Trayvon Martin . was acquitted Why was he acquitted? 32 34 +954 1 JACKSONVILLE , Fla . - A verdict in the city of Jacksonville is again raising the issue of self - defense and race in Florida , just seven months after George Zimmerman was acquitted in the shooting of a black teenager , Trayvon Martin . issue Why is self-defense an issue? 16 17 +954 1 JACKSONVILLE , Fla . - A verdict in the city of Jacksonville is again raising the issue of self - defense and race in Florida , just seven months after George Zimmerman was acquitted in the shooting of a black teenager , Trayvon Martin . acquitted How was George Zimmerman acquitted? 33 34 +954 1 JACKSONVILLE , Fla . - A verdict in the city of Jacksonville is again raising the issue of self - defense and race in Florida , just seven months after George Zimmerman was acquitted in the shooting of a black teenager , Trayvon Martin . shooting Why did George Zimmerman shoot Trayvon Marton? 36 37 +954 2 Michael Dunn , a white 47 - year - old software developer , could face 60 years in prison following his conviction Saturday on multiple counts of attempted murder for shooting into a carful of teenagers outside a Jacksonville convenience store in 2012 . multiple counts How many counts? 24 26 +954 2 Michael Dunn , a white 47 - year - old software developer , could face 60 years in prison following his conviction Saturday on multiple counts of attempted murder for shooting into a carful of teenagers outside a Jacksonville convenience store in 2012 . shooting into a carful of teenagers Does anyone know why he did this? 30 36 +954 2 Michael Dunn , a white 47 - year - old software developer , could face 60 years in prison following his conviction Saturday on multiple counts of attempted murder for shooting into a carful of teenagers outside a Jacksonville convenience store in 2012 . conviction Why was Michael Dunn convicted of attempted murder? 21 22 +954 2 Michael Dunn , a white 47 - year - old software developer , could face 60 years in prison following his conviction Saturday on multiple counts of attempted murder for shooting into a carful of teenagers outside a Jacksonville convenience store in 2012 . shooting Why did Michael Dunn shoot into a car full of teenagers? 30 31 +954 2 Michael Dunn , a white 47 - year - old software developer , could face 60 years in prison following his conviction Saturday on multiple counts of attempted murder for shooting into a carful of teenagers outside a Jacksonville convenience store in 2012 . convenience Why were the teenagers at the convenience store? 39 40 +954 3 Jordan Davis , a black 17 - year - old , was killed in the shooting , but the jury couldn ' t reach a verdict on the first - degree murder charge against Dunn . jury couldn ' t reach a verdict Was their a particular reason why they couldn't reach a verdict? 19 26 +954 3 Jordan Davis , a black 17 - year - old , was killed in the shooting , but the jury couldn ' t reach a verdict on the first - degree murder charge against Dunn . first - degree murder so was the defendant acquitted? 28 32 +954 3 Jordan Davis , a black 17 - year - old , was killed in the shooting , but the jury couldn ' t reach a verdict on the first - degree murder charge against Dunn . killed Why was Jordan Davis killed by Mr. Dunn? 12 13 +954 3 Jordan Davis , a black 17 - year - old , was killed in the shooting , but the jury couldn ' t reach a verdict on the first - degree murder charge against Dunn . verdict Why could the jury not reach a verdict? 25 26 +954 3 Jordan Davis , a black 17 - year - old , was killed in the shooting , but the jury couldn ' t reach a verdict on the first - degree murder charge against Dunn . first - degree Why were the prosecutors seeking a first-degree murder charge? 28 31 +954 5 The verdict is a far cry from one delivered in the Zimmerman case , when he was acquitted in July in the shooting death of 17 - year - old Martin in Sanford , about 125 miles south of Jacksonville . a far cry What is the main contributor for this? 3 6 +954 5 The verdict is a far cry from one delivered in the Zimmerman case , when he was acquitted in July in the shooting death of 17 - year - old Martin in Sanford , about 125 miles south of Jacksonville . shooting death Why did he shoot this teenager? 22 24 +954 5 The verdict is a far cry from one delivered in the Zimmerman case , when he was acquitted in July in the shooting death of 17 - year - old Martin in Sanford , about 125 miles south of Jacksonville . far cry what does far cry mean in this context? 4 6 +954 5 The verdict is a far cry from one delivered in the Zimmerman case , when he was acquitted in July in the shooting death of 17 - year - old Martin in Sanford , about 125 miles south of Jacksonville . verdict Why are the two cases comparable? 1 2 +955 1 CHICAGO - Northwestern quarterback Kain Colter testified Tuesday that he was essentially paid to play via his scholarship as the National Labor Relations Board opened a closely watched hearing on a bid to form what would be the first union for college athletes in U . S . history . National Labor Relations Board what are the National Labor Relations Board? 20 24 +955 1 CHICAGO - Northwestern quarterback Kain Colter testified Tuesday that he was essentially paid to play via his scholarship as the National Labor Relations Board opened a closely watched hearing on a bid to form what would be the first union for college athletes in U . S . history . union for college athletes Why do college athletes need a union? 39 43 +955 2 From a witness stand in a federal court building , Colter characterized playing college football as a job and said schools make clear to incoming players that athletics are a higher priority than academics . federal court building , which federal court building? 6 10 +955 4 During August training , he said , players often start practice at 8 a . m . and finish at 10 p . m . " It ' s a job , there is no way around it - it ' s a job , " said Colter , a 21 - year - old senior whose college career is over . 21 - year - old senior whose college career is over why is his college career over? 50 61 +955 5 Asked why Northwestern gave him a scholarship of $ 75 , 000 a year , he responded : " To play football . $ 75 , 000 a year , why so much money? 8 15 +956 1 SOCHI , Russia - Flushed with pride after a spectacular showing at the costliest Olympics ever , Russia celebrated 17 days of sport - driven global unity on Sunday night with a farewell show that hands off the Winter Games to their next host , Pyeongchang in South Korea . Olympics How much did the Olympics cost? 14 15 +956 1 SOCHI , Russia - Flushed with pride after a spectacular showing at the costliest Olympics ever , Russia celebrated 17 days of sport - driven global unity on Sunday night with a farewell show that hands off the Winter Games to their next host , Pyeongchang in South Korea . Pyeongchang is that near the capital? 45 46 +956 1 SOCHI , Russia - Flushed with pride after a spectacular showing at the costliest Olympics ever , Russia celebrated 17 days of sport - driven global unity on Sunday night with a farewell show that hands off the Winter Games to their next host , Pyeongchang in South Korea . costliest Olympics ever , Why did it cost so much more than other Olympics? 13 17 +956 1 SOCHI , Russia - Flushed with pride after a spectacular showing at the costliest Olympics ever , Russia celebrated 17 days of sport - driven global unity on Sunday night with a farewell show that hands off the Winter Games to their next host , Pyeongchang in South Korea . spectacular How did Russia put on a spectacular showing at the Olympics? 9 10 +956 1 SOCHI , Russia - Flushed with pride after a spectacular showing at the costliest Olympics ever , Russia celebrated 17 days of sport - driven global unity on Sunday night with a farewell show that hands off the Winter Games to their next host , Pyeongchang in South Korea . next Why is the Olympics in Pyeongchang South Korea? 42 43 +956 2 Raucous spectators chanted " Ro - ssi - ya ! " Ro - ssi - ya ! Why did they shout this? 3 10 +956 2 Raucous spectators chanted " Ro - ssi - ya ! Raucous How were the spectators raucous? 0 1 +956 3 Ro - ssi - ya ! " - " Russia ! Russia ! " - before being surrounded by multicolored fireworks and carried through a visually stunning , sometimes surrealistic panorama of Russian history and culture . surrealistic panorama Why was it surrealistic? 29 31 +956 3 Ro - ssi - ya ! " - " Russia ! Russia ! " - before being surrounded by multicolored fireworks and carried through a visually stunning , sometimes surrealistic panorama of Russian history and culture . history How was the history and culture surrealistic and visually stunning? 33 34 +956 4 The crowd was in a party mood after the high - security games passed off safely without feared terror attacks . feared terror attacks Why did they fear terrorist attacks? 17 20 +956 4 The crowd was in a party mood after the high - security games passed off safely without feared terror attacks . feared Why was there no fear of terror attacks? 17 18 +956 5 In a charming touch , the Sochi organizers used the ceremony to make a joke at their own expense . joke What joke did the Sochi organizers make? 14 15 +956 5 In a charming touch , the Sochi organizers used the ceremony to make a joke at their own expense . joke at their own expense what was the joke? 14 19 +956 5 In a charming touch , the Sochi organizers used the ceremony to make a joke at their own expense . make a joke at their own expense Why did they make a joke? 12 19 +956 5 In a charming touch , the Sochi organizers used the ceremony to make a joke at their own expense . make a joke Why did the organizers use the ceremony to make a joke? 12 15 +956 5 In a charming touch , the Sochi organizers used the ceremony to make a joke at their own expense . joke How was the joke charming? 14 15 +957 1 PITTSBURGH - The images out of the Copenhagen Zoo on Sunday were startling . images out what did the images show? 3 5 +957 1 PITTSBURGH - The images out of the Copenhagen Zoo on Sunday were startling . startling How were the images of the Copenhagen Zoo startling? 12 13 +957 1 PITTSBURGH - The images out of the Copenhagen Zoo on Sunday were startling . were startling Why were the images so unsettling? 11 13 +957 1 PITTSBURGH - The images out of the Copenhagen Zoo on Sunday were startling . images out of the Copenhagen Zoo What were the images of? 3 9 +957 2 An 18 - month - old giraffe , sprawled on the floor during a public necropsy , zookeepers examining the body while children and their parents looked on . necropsy , what is a necropsy? 15 17 +957 2 An 18 - month - old giraffe , sprawled on the floor during a public necropsy , zookeepers examining the body while children and their parents looked on . 18 - month - old giraffe , What happened to the 18-month-old giraffe? 1 8 +957 2 An 18 - month - old giraffe , sprawled on the floor during a public necropsy , zookeepers examining the body while children and their parents looked on . while children and their parents looked on Why would the zookeepers perform a necropsy with children and parents looking on? 21 28 +957 2 An 18 - month - old giraffe , sprawled on the floor during a public necropsy , zookeepers examining the body while children and their parents looked on . public necropsy , Why was the examination public? 14 17 +957 3 Staff at the Danish zoo euthanized the healthy giraffe , saying it was not needed for breeding and its genetic similarity to other giraffes could harm the overall European population . genetic similarity because of inbreeding? 19 21 +957 3 Staff at the Danish zoo euthanized the healthy giraffe , saying it was not needed for breeding and its genetic similarity to other giraffes could harm the overall European population . not needed for breeding Why was the giraffe unneeded for breeding purposes? 13 17 +957 4 The giraffe , named Marius , was shot in the head , publicly dismembered and fed to the zoo ' s lions , despite offers from other zoos to take the animal . publicly dismembered why did they do it publicly? 12 14 +957 4 The giraffe , named Marius , was shot in the head , publicly dismembered and fed to the zoo ' s lions , despite offers from other zoos to take the animal . offers Why didn't Copenhagen Zoo take an offer for Marius from another zoo? 24 25 +957 4 The giraffe , named Marius , was shot in the head , publicly dismembered and fed to the zoo ' s lions , despite offers from other zoos to take the animal . publicly dismembered Why was the dismemberment done publicly? 12 14 +958 1 DORAL , Fla . - Under a blazing sun and amid a sea of Venezuelan flags , thousands gathered Saturday afternoon in a Doral , Fla . , park in solidarity with anti - government protests in Venezuela . blazing sun why does this matter? 7 9 +958 1 DORAL , Fla . - Under a blazing sun and amid a sea of Venezuelan flags , thousands gathered Saturday afternoon in a Doral , Fla . , park in solidarity with anti - government protests in Venezuela . anti - government protests in Venezuela What are the protests targeting specifically? 32 38 +958 1 DORAL , Fla . - Under a blazing sun and amid a sea of Venezuelan flags , thousands gathered Saturday afternoon in a Doral , Fla . , park in solidarity with anti - government protests in Venezuela . thousands Who were they? What is their connection to Venezuela? 17 18 +958 1 DORAL , Fla . - Under a blazing sun and amid a sea of Venezuelan flags , thousands gathered Saturday afternoon in a Doral , Fla . , park in solidarity with anti - government protests in Venezuela . anti - government What government actions are they protesting? 32 35 +958 1 DORAL , Fla . - Under a blazing sun and amid a sea of Venezuelan flags , thousands gathered Saturday afternoon in a Doral , Fla . , park in solidarity with anti - government protests in Venezuela . protests What are they protesting about? 35 36 +958 2 The S . O . S . Venezuela rally at J . C . Bermudez Park was one of more than 155 held in cities around the world . cities Which other cities held rallies? 24 25 +958 3 Carrying signs seeking help for their homeland , many who gathered in Doral blamed President Nicolas Maduro for widespread crime , food shortages and lack of freedom - among other issues . other issues What are the other issues Nicolas Maduro is getting blamed for? 29 31 +958 3 Carrying signs seeking help for their homeland , many who gathered in Doral blamed President Nicolas Maduro for widespread crime , food shortages and lack of freedom - among other issues . among other issues What other issues? 28 31 +958 3 Carrying signs seeking help for their homeland , many who gathered in Doral blamed President Nicolas Maduro for widespread crime , food shortages and lack of freedom - among other issues . blamed Why is he, specifically, blamed? 13 14 +958 3 Carrying signs seeking help for their homeland , many who gathered in Doral blamed President Nicolas Maduro for widespread crime , food shortages and lack of freedom - among other issues . freedom Which freedoms have been reduced? 26 27 +958 3 Carrying signs seeking help for their homeland , many who gathered in Doral blamed President Nicolas Maduro for widespread crime , food shortages and lack of freedom - among other issues . signs What did the signs say? 1 2 +958 4 They also called on the international community to take action . take action What action do they want the international community to take? 8 10 +958 4 They also called on the international community to take action . take action will they intervene to help? 8 10 +958 4 They also called on the international community to take action . take action To take action how? 8 10 +958 4 They also called on the international community to take action . action What actions should the international community take? 9 10 +958 4 They also called on the international community to take action . international community What is considered the international community? 5 7 +959 1 WASHINGTON - The United States is cracking down on the sale and purchase of ivory in hopes of curbing a surge in illicit poaching that ' s threatening to wipe out elephants and other species in Africa . ivory what is it sold for? 14 15 +959 1 WASHINGTON - The United States is cracking down on the sale and purchase of ivory in hopes of curbing a surge in illicit poaching that ' s threatening to wipe out elephants and other species in Africa . cracking down on the sale and purchase How is the US trying to stop the ivory poachers? 6 13 +959 1 WASHINGTON - The United States is cracking down on the sale and purchase of ivory in hopes of curbing a surge in illicit poaching that ' s threatening to wipe out elephants and other species in Africa . surge in illicit poaching Why was there a surge in illicit poaching? 20 24 +959 1 WASHINGTON - The United States is cracking down on the sale and purchase of ivory in hopes of curbing a surge in illicit poaching that ' s threatening to wipe out elephants and other species in Africa . The United States is cracking down How is the United States cracking down on the sale and purchase of ivory? 2 8 +959 1 WASHINGTON - The United States is cracking down on the sale and purchase of ivory in hopes of curbing a surge in illicit poaching that ' s threatening to wipe out elephants and other species in Africa . ivory What is ivory? 14 15 +959 1 WASHINGTON - The United States is cracking down on the sale and purchase of ivory in hopes of curbing a surge in illicit poaching that ' s threatening to wipe out elephants and other species in Africa . cracking down How do they plan on stopping it? 6 8 +959 2 The ivory ban is a key component of a new , national strategy for combating wildlife trafficking , unveiled Tuesday by the White House , seven months after President Barack Obama issued a call to action during a visit to Tanzania . Tanzania where is that in africa? 40 41 +959 2 The ivory ban is a key component of a new , national strategy for combating wildlife trafficking , unveiled Tuesday by the White House , seven months after President Barack Obama issued a call to action during a visit to Tanzania . issued a call to action Why did President Obama issue a call to action? 31 36 +959 2 The ivory ban is a key component of a new , national strategy for combating wildlife trafficking , unveiled Tuesday by the White House , seven months after President Barack Obama issued a call to action during a visit to Tanzania . Tanzania Is it all countries that they will be cracking down on? 40 41 +959 3 In addition , the U . S . will seek to strengthen global enforcement and international cooperation to fight an illicit trade estimated to total about $ 10 billion per year . global enforcement and international cooperation These tactics will include what nations most specifically? 12 17 +959 3 In addition , the U . S . will seek to strengthen global enforcement and international cooperation to fight an illicit trade estimated to total about $ 10 billion per year . strengthen How will the U.S. strengthen global enforcement and international cooperation? 11 12 +959 4 " We ' re seeing record - high demand for wildlife products , " said Grant Harris , who heads Africa policy for the White House ' s National Security Council . record - high demand Why is the demand so high? 5 9 +959 4 " We ' re seeing record - high demand for wildlife products , " said Grant Harris , who heads Africa policy for the White House ' s National Security Council . record - high demand Why is there a record-high demand for wildlife products? 5 9 +959 4 " We ' re seeing record - high demand for wildlife products , " said Grant Harris , who heads Africa policy for the White House ' s National Security Council . record - high demand Why is demand going up? 5 9 +959 5 " The result is an explosion of illicit trade and wildlife trafficking in recent years " . result how can they get a better result? 2 3 +960 1 ANCHORAGE , Alaska - In the aquarium at the Anchorage Museum , starfish , silent and slow , cling to rocks and wait to be lifted out of the tank for petting . wait to be lifted How do we know that is what they are waiting for? 22 26 +960 1 ANCHORAGE , Alaska - In the aquarium at the Anchorage Museum , starfish , silent and slow , cling to rocks and wait to be lifted out of the tank for petting . petting Is it safe for the starfish to be pet? 31 32 +960 1 ANCHORAGE , Alaska - In the aquarium at the Anchorage Museum , starfish , silent and slow , cling to rocks and wait to be lifted out of the tank for petting . for petting What kind of prerequisites are there for petting a starfish? 30 32 +960 2 These five - armed creatures hardly seem prone to ecological drama . ecological what is ecological drama? 9 10 +960 2 These five - armed creatures hardly seem prone to ecological drama . ecological drama What type of ecological drama? 9 11 +960 3 But last fall , the museum ' s starfish started showing signs of a disease that scientists say is killing starfish colonies up and down the West Coast . disease which disease? 14 15 +960 3 But last fall , the museum ' s starfish started showing signs of a disease that scientists say is killing starfish colonies up and down the West Coast . signs of a disease What are the signs and what types of disease? 11 15 +960 3 But last fall , the museum ' s starfish started showing signs of a disease that scientists say is killing starfish colonies up and down the West Coast . signs How were the signs noticed and by whom? 11 12 +960 3 But last fall , the museum ' s starfish started showing signs of a disease that scientists say is killing starfish colonies up and down the West Coast . a disease How is the disease spreading between starfish? 13 15 +960 4 Symptoms of sea star wasting syndrome , as it ' s called , have been reported as unnatural twisting of the arms and white lesions on the surface of a starfish ' s skin . wasting syndrome , is it uncommon? 4 7 +960 4 Symptoms of sea star wasting syndrome , as it ' s called , have been reported as unnatural twisting of the arms and white lesions on the surface of a starfish ' s skin . sea star wasting syndrome , Is it lethal? 2 7 +960 5 A speedy death comes after a loss of arms and softening of tissue . loss of arms How do they loose their arms? Just from the twisting? 6 9 +960 5 A speedy death comes after a loss of arms and softening of tissue . a loss of arms and softening of tissue How painful is this to the starfish? 5 13 +961 1 WASHINGTON - Faith Spotted Eagle figures that building a crude oil pipeline from Canada to the U . S . Gulf Coast would bring little to Indian Country besides more crime and dirty water , but she doubts that Native Americans will ever get the U . S . government to block the $ 7 billion project . would bring little Would there be any advantages to Native Americans if a crude oil pipeline was built from Canada to the U.S. Gulf Coast? 22 25 +961 1 WASHINGTON - Faith Spotted Eagle figures that building a crude oil pipeline from Canada to the U . S . Gulf Coast would bring little to Indian Country besides more crime and dirty water , but she doubts that Native Americans will ever get the U . S . government to block the $ 7 billion project . she doubts Why does Faith Spotted Eagle doubt that Native Americans will ever get the U.S. government to block a pipeline project? 36 38 +961 2 " There is no way for Native people to say no - there never has been , " said Spotted Eagle , 65 , a Yankton Sioux tribal elder from Lake Andes , S . D . say no - why cant they say no? 9 12 +961 2 " There is no way for Native people to say no - there never has been , " said Spotted Eagle , 65 , a Yankton Sioux tribal elder from Lake Andes , S . D . " There is no way for Native people to say no - Say no to what and why has there never been a way for Native people to say no? 0 12 +961 3 " Our history has caused us not to be optimistic . " Our history What exactly has taken place to decimate the Sioux people? 0 3 +961 4 … When you have capitalism , you have to have an underclass - and we ' re the underclass " . we ' re the underclass " can they get out of it? 14 20 +961 4 … When you have capitalism , you have to have an underclass - and we ' re the underclass " . you have to have an underclass Why does capitalism need an underclass? 6 12 +961 4 … When you have capitalism , you have to have an underclass - and we ' re the underclass " . underclass Why does Faith Spotted Eagle believe that Native Americans are an underclass? 11 12 +961 5 Opponents may be down after a State Department study found that the proposed Keystone XL pipeline would not contribute to global warming . would not contribute to global warming Why would the pipeline be neutral on the global warming front? 16 22 +961 5 Opponents may be down after a State Department study found that the proposed Keystone XL pipeline would not contribute to global warming . would not contribute to global warming How was this determined? 16 22 +961 5 Opponents may be down after a State Department study found that the proposed Keystone XL pipeline would not contribute to global warming . State Department study found How did the State Department's study conclude that the Keystone XL pipeline would not contribute to global warming? 6 10 +962 1 KINGSTON , Jamaica - Barefoot and dressed in donated clothes , 12 - year - old Renaldo Brown methodically plays scales on a flute under the canopy of trees at a Jamaican vocational school renowned for nurturing many of this music - steeped island ' s top instrumentalists . Renaldo Brown who is he? 16 18 +962 1 KINGSTON , Jamaica - Barefoot and dressed in donated clothes , 12 - year - old Renaldo Brown methodically plays scales on a flute under the canopy of trees at a Jamaican vocational school renowned for nurturing many of this music - steeped island ' s top instrumentalists . renowned How did the school become renowned for nurturing instrumentalists? 34 35 +962 3 Renaldo is among two dozen boys from impoverished backgrounds who are discovering a new world through music after being placed by family courts at Alpha Boys ' School . placed Why were the boys placed at the school by family courts? 19 20 +962 3 Renaldo is among two dozen boys from impoverished backgrounds who are discovering a new world through music after being placed by family courts at Alpha Boys ' School . placed by family courts at Alpha Boys ' School . Why were the placed by family courts at Alpha Boys' school? 19 29 +962 4 Some of the boys are orphans , while others are placed at the home because of neglect , abuse or because their parents can ' t control them . can ' t control them are they really that wild? 23 28 +962 5 A residential facility operated by Catholic nuns since the late 19th century , the school has long been the cradle of Jamaica ' s prolific music culture - and a beacon of hope for at - risk youngsters . music culture what genre is most popular? 25 27 +963 1 WASHINGTON - Not far from the Washington Monument , Lonnie Bunch is standing on a deck outside a trailer , looking down on what for two years has been a construction pit on the National Mall . construction pit What is a construction pit doing on the National Mall? 30 32 +963 1 WASHINGTON - Not far from the Washington Monument , Lonnie Bunch is standing on a deck outside a trailer , looking down on what for two years has been a construction pit on the National Mall . Lonnie Bunch Who is Lonnie Bunch? 9 11 +963 1 WASHINGTON - Not far from the Washington Monument , Lonnie Bunch is standing on a deck outside a trailer , looking down on what for two years has been a construction pit on the National Mall . a construction pit Why is it considered a construction pit? 29 32 +963 2 Now it has the emerging shape and promise of a new museum . museum What kind of museum will it be? 11 12 +963 2 Now it has the emerging shape and promise of a new museum . new museum What kind of museum? 10 12 +963 2 Now it has the emerging shape and promise of a new museum . emerging shape why is their promise now? 4 6 +963 3 " It ' s humbling , " said Bunch , the founding director of the new National Museum of African American History and Culture . humbling , " What is humbling? 4 7 +963 3 " It ' s humbling , " said Bunch , the founding director of the new National Museum of African American History and Culture . " It ' s humbling , " Why is it humbling? 0 7 +963 4 " For the last eight and a half years , it was my job to make people believe " . make people believe " What is Bunch trying to make people believe? 15 19 +963 4 " For the last eight and a half years , it was my job to make people believe " . believe " Believe in what? 17 19 +963 4 " For the last eight and a half years , it was my job to make people believe " . make people believe " was he successful in creating belief? 15 19 +963 5 As Black History Month draws to a close , construction is at the midway point for what will be a permanent symbol of the role of African - Americans throughout U . S . history . role of African - Americans What is the role of an African American? 24 29 +963 5 As Black History Month draws to a close , construction is at the midway point for what will be a permanent symbol of the role of African - Americans throughout U . S . history . permanent symbol was there no previous symbol? 20 22 +964 1 The skeletal remains of an infant who lived in what is now Montana about 12 , 600 years ago will be reburied in a formal ceremony now that scientists have sequenced its genome , researchers say . about 12 , 600 years ago How was this age determined? 13 19 +964 1 The skeletal remains of an infant who lived in what is now Montana about 12 , 600 years ago will be reburied in a formal ceremony now that scientists have sequenced its genome , researchers say . reburied Will the burial be in the same area as the recovery was? 21 22 +964 1 The skeletal remains of an infant who lived in what is now Montana about 12 , 600 years ago will be reburied in a formal ceremony now that scientists have sequenced its genome , researchers say . reburied why are they reburying? 21 22 +964 1 The skeletal remains of an infant who lived in what is now Montana about 12 , 600 years ago will be reburied in a formal ceremony now that scientists have sequenced its genome , researchers say . Montana WHERE IN MONTANA? 12 13 +964 1 The skeletal remains of an infant who lived in what is now Montana about 12 , 600 years ago will be reburied in a formal ceremony now that scientists have sequenced its genome , researchers say . skeletal remains where were the remains found? 1 3 +964 1 The skeletal remains of an infant who lived in what is now Montana about 12 , 600 years ago will be reburied in a formal ceremony now that scientists have sequenced its genome , researchers say . sequenced its genome , why was its genome sequenced? 30 34 +964 1 The skeletal remains of an infant who lived in what is now Montana about 12 , 600 years ago will be reburied in a formal ceremony now that scientists have sequenced its genome , researchers say . will be reburied in a formal ceremony Will it be a religious ceremony? 19 26 +964 2 The fragments of the young boy ' s skeleton are the sole human remains directly associated with the short - lived Clovis culture , according to scientists . fragments of the young boy ' s skeleton How were these found? 1 9 +964 2 The fragments of the young boy ' s skeleton are the sole human remains directly associated with the short - lived Clovis culture , according to scientists . directly associated How can this be positively determined? 14 16 +964 2 The fragments of the young boy ' s skeleton are the sole human remains directly associated with the short - lived Clovis culture , according to scientists . short - lived Clovis culture , How long was this culture around? 18 24 +964 2 The fragments of the young boy ' s skeleton are the sole human remains directly associated with the short - lived Clovis culture , according to scientists . Clovis culture , what is the clovis culture? 21 24 +964 2 The fragments of the young boy ' s skeleton are the sole human remains directly associated with the short - lived Clovis culture , according to scientists . short - lived HOW LONG WERE THEY AROUND FOR? 18 21 +964 2 The fragments of the young boy ' s skeleton are the sole human remains directly associated with the short - lived Clovis culture , according to scientists . Clovis who were the Clovis? 21 22 +964 2 The fragments of the young boy ' s skeleton are the sole human remains directly associated with the short - lived Clovis culture , according to scientists . according to scientists how did they know that the remains were associated with the Clovis? 24 27 +964 3 The relics were accidentally discovered by a construction worker in 1968 , at the so - called Anzick burial site in western Montana . so - called Why is this dubbed as the \"so called\" Anzick burial site? 14 17 +964 3 The relics were accidentally discovered by a construction worker in 1968 , at the so - called Anzick burial site in western Montana . Anzick who named it that? 17 18 +964 3 The relics were accidentally discovered by a construction worker in 1968 , at the so - called Anzick burial site in western Montana . relics DO YOU MEAN THE BONES? 1 2 +964 3 The relics were accidentally discovered by a construction worker in 1968 , at the so - called Anzick burial site in western Montana . Anzick who are the Anzick? 17 18 +964 3 The relics were accidentally discovered by a construction worker in 1968 , at the so - called Anzick burial site in western Montana . accidentally discovered how was it accidentally discovered? 3 5 +964 3 The relics were accidentally discovered by a construction worker in 1968 , at the so - called Anzick burial site in western Montana . Anzick burial site What was found at this site before? 17 20 +964 4 The fragments , as well as 125 stone and antler tools , were covered in red ochre , a powdered mineral that was probably used during a burial ceremony , scientists believe . burial ceremony , Why were antler tools buried during a ceremony, is this common? 27 30 +964 4 The fragments , as well as 125 stone and antler tools , were covered in red ochre , a powdered mineral that was probably used during a burial ceremony , scientists believe . scientists believe Why do scientists believe this to be true? 30 32 +964 4 The fragments , as well as 125 stone and antler tools , were covered in red ochre , a powdered mineral that was probably used during a burial ceremony , scientists believe . The fragments , THE BONES? 0 3 +964 4 The fragments , as well as 125 stone and antler tools , were covered in red ochre , a powdered mineral that was probably used during a burial ceremony , scientists believe . probably used during a burial ceremony , is it common to use red ochre in burial ceremonies in various cultures? 23 30 +964 5 In a study published Wednesday in Nature , scientists sequenced the genome of the boy , age 1 to 1½ , and said their findings shed new light on the complex human colonization of North America . scientists sequenced What methods did they use to determine the boys age? 8 10 +964 5 In a study published Wednesday in Nature , scientists sequenced the genome of the boy , age 1 to 1½ , and said their findings shed new light on the complex human colonization of North America . complex Why is it considered to be complex? 30 31 +964 5 In a study published Wednesday in Nature , scientists sequenced the genome of the boy , age 1 to 1½ , and said their findings shed new light on the complex human colonization of North America . complex human colonization DEFINE COMPLEX IN THIS INSTANCE? YOU COULD ARGUE THAT COMPLEX HUMAN COLONIZATION DIDN'T HAPPEN UNTIL THE COLONIES WHICH SETTLED WELL AFTER THIS CHILD DIED. 30 33 +964 5 In a study published Wednesday in Nature , scientists sequenced the genome of the boy , age 1 to 1½ , and said their findings shed new light on the complex human colonization of North America . shed new light what information in particular did the findings shed light on? 25 28 +964 5 In a study published Wednesday in Nature , scientists sequenced the genome of the boy , age 1 to 1½ , and said their findings shed new light on the complex human colonization of North America . sequenced the genome how was the genome sequenced? 9 12 +964 5 In a study published Wednesday in Nature , scientists sequenced the genome of the boy , age 1 to 1½ , and said their findings shed new light on the complex human colonization of North America . their findings shed new light What did they find with the genome? 23 28 +965 1 WASHINGTON - After addressing the issue of race sparingly in his first term , President Obama on Thursday unveiled an initiative explicitly aimed at a group he says demands urgent attention - black and Latino young men . black and Latino young men Why does this group need urgent attention? 32 37 +965 1 WASHINGTON - After addressing the issue of race sparingly in his first term , President Obama on Thursday unveiled an initiative explicitly aimed at a group he says demands urgent attention - black and Latino young men . race sparingly Why was it a hot button topic to bring up race? 7 9 +965 1 WASHINGTON - After addressing the issue of race sparingly in his first term , President Obama on Thursday unveiled an initiative explicitly aimed at a group he says demands urgent attention - black and Latino young men . attention Why do black and Latino young men need urgent attention? 30 31 +965 2 Obama announced a program called My Brother ' s Keeper and ordered the federal government to focus resources on programs that had been proved to help minority young men stay out of trouble , succeed in school and land good jobs . My Brother ' s Keeper why is it called that? 5 10 +965 2 Obama announced a program called My Brother ' s Keeper and ordered the federal government to focus resources on programs that had been proved to help minority young men stay out of trouble , succeed in school and land good jobs . programs that had been proved What type of programs would these be? 19 24 +965 2 Obama announced a program called My Brother ' s Keeper and ordered the federal government to focus resources on programs that had been proved to help minority young men stay out of trouble , succeed in school and land good jobs . proved How have the programs proved to help minority young men stay out of trouble? 23 24 +965 2 Obama announced a program called My Brother ' s Keeper and ordered the federal government to focus resources on programs that had been proved to help minority young men stay out of trouble , succeed in school and land good jobs . succeed Why do young men need to be succeed in school and land good jobs? 34 35 +965 3 " So often , the issues facing boys and young men of color get caught up in long - running ideological arguments - about race and class and crime and poverty , the role of government , partisan politics , " the president said in a packed White House East Room . packed White House who was all there? 46 49 +965 3 " So often , the issues facing boys and young men of color get caught up in long - running ideological arguments - about race and class and crime and poverty , the role of government , partisan politics , " the president said in a packed White House East Room . often , Why do issues facing boys and young men of color get caught up in long-running ideological arguments? 2 4 +965 4 " But the urgency of the situation requires us to move past some of those old arguments and focus on getting something done and focusing on what works . urgency Why is the situation urgent? 3 4 +965 4 " But the urgency of the situation requires us to move past some of those old arguments and focus on getting something done and focusing on what works . works How is it known what works? 27 28 +965 4 " But the urgency of the situation requires us to move past some of those old arguments and focus on getting something done and focusing on what works . urgency of the situation What is the urgent situation? 3 7 +965 5 Doesn ' t mean the arguments are unimportant ; it just means that they can ' t paralyze us " . paralyze us " how would they be paralyzed? 17 20 +965 5 Doesn ' t mean the arguments are unimportant ; it just means that they can ' t paralyze us " . paralyze How do arguments paralyze them? 17 18 +966 1 LOS ANGELES - It ' s not enough for people to get regular moderate exercise as they age . regular moderate exercise what else must they do? 12 15 +966 1 LOS ANGELES - It ' s not enough for people to get regular moderate exercise as they age . regular moderate exercise Why isn't regular moderate exercise enough as people age? 12 15 +966 2 Researchers say it ' s also important not to spend the rest your time sitting too much . sitting too much what is bad about sitting? 14 17 +966 2 Researchers say it ' s also important not to spend the rest your time sitting too much . sitting too much What are the negative effects of this? 14 17 +966 2 Researchers say it ' s also important not to spend the rest your time sitting too much . sitting Why is it important not to sit too much? 14 15 +966 3 In fact , for every hour of sedentary behavior , the odds were 46 percent greater that people older than 60 would have some disability in ordinary skills such as getting around the house and feeding themselves , according to a study published Wednesday in the Journal of Physical Activity & amp ; Health . study published Who published the study? 41 43 +966 4 Being sedentary will lead to problems " independent of time spent in moderate or vigorous activity , " concluded the researchers , from Northwestern ' s Feinberg Medical School , Rush University Medical Center , Harvard School of Public Health and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention . sedentary how can it be avoided? 1 2 +966 5 People who replace even half an hour of sedentary time with 30 minutes of light activity can improve their health , researchers said . light activity what kind of activity other than walking? 14 16 +966 5 People who replace even half an hour of sedentary time with 30 minutes of light activity can improve their health , researchers said . health , What health risks can they reduce? 19 21 +967 1 PEREVALNE , Ukraine - As hundreds of armed men surrounded a Ukrainian military base in Crimea on Sunday , world leaders and Ukraine ' s new prime minister urged Russian President Vladimir Putin to pull back his military . armed men What kind of weapons are they armed with? 7 9 +967 1 PEREVALNE , Ukraine - As hundreds of armed men surrounded a Ukrainian military base in Crimea on Sunday , world leaders and Ukraine ' s new prime minister urged Russian President Vladimir Putin to pull back his military . pull back his military Why was his military there? 34 38 +967 1 PEREVALNE , Ukraine - As hundreds of armed men surrounded a Ukrainian military base in Crimea on Sunday , world leaders and Ukraine ' s new prime minister urged Russian President Vladimir Putin to pull back his military . armed men surrounded a Ukrainian military base Why are they surrounding the base? 7 14 +967 1 PEREVALNE , Ukraine - As hundreds of armed men surrounded a Ukrainian military base in Crimea on Sunday , world leaders and Ukraine ' s new prime minister urged Russian President Vladimir Putin to pull back his military . world leaders Which world leaders? 19 21 +967 2 U . S . Secretary of State John Kerry called Russia ' s military incursion into Ukraine " an incredible act of aggression " - comments that came a day after Russian forces took over the strategic Black Sea peninsula of Crimea from Ukraine without firing a shot . Russia ' s military incursion into Ukraine What was Russia's reason for it's incursion? 10 17 +967 2 U . S . Secretary of State John Kerry called Russia ' s military incursion into Ukraine " an incredible act of aggression " - comments that came a day after Russian forces took over the strategic Black Sea peninsula of Crimea from Ukraine without firing a shot . without firing a shot How did they do this? 44 48 +967 2 U . S . Secretary of State John Kerry called Russia ' s military incursion into Ukraine " an incredible act of aggression " - comments that came a day after Russian forces took over the strategic Black Sea peninsula of Crimea from Ukraine without firing a shot . Russian forces took over Why did the Russians take this over? 31 35 +967 2 U . S . Secretary of State John Kerry called Russia ' s military incursion into Ukraine " an incredible act of aggression " - comments that came a day after Russian forces took over the strategic Black Sea peninsula of Crimea from Ukraine without firing a shot . without firing a shot . How did they do it without firing a shot? 44 49 +967 3 In Kiev , the Ukrainian capital , Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk said there was no reason for Russia to invade Ukraine and warned that " we are on the brink of disaster " . Arseniy Yatsenyuk how long has he been minster? 9 11 +967 3 In Kiev , the Ukrainian capital , Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk said there was no reason for Russia to invade Ukraine and warned that " we are on the brink of disaster " . Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk How long has he been Prime Minister? 7 11 +967 3 In Kiev , the Ukrainian capital , Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk said there was no reason for Russia to invade Ukraine and warned that " we are on the brink of disaster " . " we are on the brink of disaster " Are the Ukrainians fighting back with their military? 24 33 +967 3 In Kiev , the Ukrainian capital , Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk said there was no reason for Russia to invade Ukraine and warned that " we are on the brink of disaster " . " we are on the brink of disaster " . What is causing them to be on the brink? 24 34 +967 4 But so far , his new government and other countries have been powerless to react to Russian military tactics . been powerless What makes them powerless? 11 13 +967 4 But so far , his new government and other countries have been powerless to react to Russian military tactics . have been powerless Why have they been powerless? 10 13 +967 4 But so far , his new government and other countries have been powerless to react to Russian military tactics . powerless Why is everyone powerless? 12 13 +967 4 But so far , his new government and other countries have been powerless to react to Russian military tactics . and other countries Which other countries? 7 10 +967 5 Armed men in uniforms without insignia have moved freely about the peninsula , occupying airports , smashing equipment at an air base and besieging a Ukrainian infantry base . insignia what are insignia? 5 6 +967 5 Armed men in uniforms without insignia have moved freely about the peninsula , occupying airports , smashing equipment at an air base and besieging a Ukrainian infantry base . moved freely about the peninsula , Can Ukraine declare war and fight back? 7 13 +967 5 Armed men in uniforms without insignia have moved freely about the peninsula , occupying airports , smashing equipment at an air base and besieging a Ukrainian infantry base . without insignia Why don't they have insignia? 4 6 +968 1 BROOKLINE , Mass . - The spirited sport known as parkour that treats the world as one big obstacle course is gaining traction outside of the urban enthusiasts whose YouTube - worthy acrobatics spread its popularity . acrobatics Who are some of the acrobatics? 32 33 +968 2 Once the domain of the outdoor anti - athlete , it ' s becoming the go - to sport for people who just want a good workout . anti - athlete , what is an antiathlete? 6 10 +968 2 Once the domain of the outdoor anti - athlete , it ' s becoming the go - to sport for people who just want a good workout . anti - athlete , Why is it for an anti-athlete? 6 10 +968 3 Jessamyn Hodge , a 32 - year - old software and information engineer from South Boston , recently prepped for her first parkour class at a high school gym in suburban Brookline . prepped for how does one prep for that? 18 20 +968 5 " It ' s like dancing at high speed , " she said . dancing at high speed , " is it fun for her? 5 11 +969 1 LOS ANGELES - Using a brand - new technique , scientists using NASA ' s Kepler Space Telescope have found 715 confirmed planets huddling around 305 stars , nearly triple Kepler ' s previous total of 246 confirmed planets in the Milky Way galaxy . brand - new technique , which technique? 5 10 +969 1 LOS ANGELES - Using a brand - new technique , scientists using NASA ' s Kepler Space Telescope have found 715 confirmed planets huddling around 305 stars , nearly triple Kepler ' s previous total of 246 confirmed planets in the Milky Way galaxy . a brand - new technique , What is the brand-new technique? 4 10 +969 1 LOS ANGELES - Using a brand - new technique , scientists using NASA ' s Kepler Space Telescope have found 715 confirmed planets huddling around 305 stars , nearly triple Kepler ' s previous total of 246 confirmed planets in the Milky Way galaxy . huddling around 305 stars , How does this apply to the galaxy (and universe ) as a whole? 23 28 +969 1 LOS ANGELES - Using a brand - new technique , scientists using NASA ' s Kepler Space Telescope have found 715 confirmed planets huddling around 305 stars , nearly triple Kepler ' s previous total of 246 confirmed planets in the Milky Way galaxy . technique , what is the new technique they are using? 8 10 +969 1 LOS ANGELES - Using a brand - new technique , scientists using NASA ' s Kepler Space Telescope have found 715 confirmed planets huddling around 305 stars , nearly triple Kepler ' s previous total of 246 confirmed planets in the Milky Way galaxy . brand - new technique , WHAT IS THE NEW TECHNIQUE? 5 10 +969 2 Nearly 95 percent of them are smaller than Neptune , and four of them are in their star ' s habitable zone , the region where liquid water - a necessary ingredient for life as we know it - could exist . star ' s habitable zone , How do we tell how far they are away from their star at such great distances? 17 23 +969 2 Nearly 95 percent of them are smaller than Neptune , and four of them are in their star ' s habitable zone , the region where liquid water - a necessary ingredient for life as we know it - could exist . for life can humans live here? 32 34 +969 2 Nearly 95 percent of them are smaller than Neptune , and four of them are in their star ' s habitable zone , the region where liquid water - a necessary ingredient for life as we know it - could exist . could exist . WHAT EVIDENCE DO WE HAVE TO SUPPORT THIS? 39 42 +969 3 Even though the planet - hunting telescope ' s crucial pointing ability was crippled last year , data mined from the spacecraft are still turning up a trove of strange and wonderful worlds , researchers said - bringing them ever closer to finding " Earth 2 . 0 " . " Earth 2 . 0 " What exactly are we looking for in Earth 2.0? 43 49 +969 3 Even though the planet - hunting telescope ' s crucial pointing ability was crippled last year , data mined from the spacecraft are still turning up a trove of strange and wonderful worlds , researchers said - bringing them ever closer to finding " Earth 2 . 0 " . " Earth 2 . 0 " would everyone living on this earth go to live on that earth when its found? 43 49 +969 3 Even though the planet - hunting telescope ' s crucial pointing ability was crippled last year , data mined from the spacecraft are still turning up a trove of strange and wonderful worlds , researchers said - bringing them ever closer to finding " Earth 2 . 0 " . pointing ability was crippled last year , WHAT HAPPENED TO DAMAGE THE SYSTEM? 10 17 +969 4 " We ' ve been able to open the bottleneck to access the mother lode and deliver to you more than 20 times as many planets as have ever been found and announced at once , " said Jack Lissauer , a planetary scientist at NASA Ames Research Center who co - led one of two papers on the discovery published in the Astrophysical Journal . bottleneck what is a bottleneck? 9 10 +969 4 " We ' ve been able to open the bottleneck to access the mother lode and deliver to you more than 20 times as many planets as have ever been found and announced at once , " said Jack Lissauer , a planetary scientist at NASA Ames Research Center who co - led one of two papers on the discovery published in the Astrophysical Journal . deliver to you How has this been accomplished? 16 19 +969 4 " We ' ve been able to open the bottleneck to access the mother lode and deliver to you more than 20 times as many planets as have ever been found and announced at once , " said Jack Lissauer , a planetary scientist at NASA Ames Research Center who co - led one of two papers on the discovery published in the Astrophysical Journal . many planets is there life in this planets? 24 26 +969 4 " We ' ve been able to open the bottleneck to access the mother lode and deliver to you more than 20 times as many planets as have ever been found and announced at once , " said Jack Lissauer , a planetary scientist at NASA Ames Research Center who co - led one of two papers on the discovery published in the Astrophysical Journal . open the bottleneck WHAT WAS THE PROBLEM WITH SEEING THESE PLANETS BEFORE? 7 10 +969 5 The research , which covers the first two years of data after Kepler ' s 2009 launch , has turned up a smorgasbord of smaller planets - and all in multi - planet systems . smorgasbord of smaller planets how many total? 22 26 +969 5 The research , which covers the first two years of data after Kepler ' s 2009 launch , has turned up a smorgasbord of smaller planets - and all in multi - planet systems . multi - planet systems what is a multi planet system? 30 34 +969 5 The research , which covers the first two years of data after Kepler ' s 2009 launch , has turned up a smorgasbord of smaller planets - and all in multi - planet systems . multi - planet systems . WHY COULDN'T WE SEE THIS BEFORE? 30 35 +970 1 BOGOTA , Colombia - When the green men from Mars landed in the central plaza of Cotocollao , Ecuador , a stunned nation listened as one of the country ' s most famous radio personalities was vaporized by a death - ray , and firefighters and police rushed to the sleepy village to confront the invaders . BOGOTA , is that the capital? 0 2 +970 1 BOGOTA , Colombia - When the green men from Mars landed in the central plaza of Cotocollao , Ecuador , a stunned nation listened as one of the country ' s most famous radio personalities was vaporized by a death - ray , and firefighters and police rushed to the sleepy village to confront the invaders . confront the invaders . How were these invaders taken on? 53 57 +970 1 BOGOTA , Colombia - When the green men from Mars landed in the central plaza of Cotocollao , Ecuador , a stunned nation listened as one of the country ' s most famous radio personalities was vaporized by a death - ray , and firefighters and police rushed to the sleepy village to confront the invaders . When exactly when was this? 4 5 +970 2 By the end of that night , 65 years ago this month , the announcer would still be alive but at least six others would be dead as irate mobs discovered they had fallen for a radio hoax - and embarrassed security forces either refused , or were unable , to come to the broadcasters ' aid . month , which month? 11 13 +970 2 By the end of that night , 65 years ago this month , the announcer would still be alive but at least six others would be dead as irate mobs discovered they had fallen for a radio hoax - and embarrassed security forces either refused , or were unable , to come to the broadcasters ' aid . forces have these forces broken any laws by doing so? 42 43 +970 4 But the program , based on H . G . Wells ' classic science fiction novel , had a lesser - known and more deadly ripple effect throughout Latin America , where radio pioneers tried to emulate its success . radio pioneers tried to emulate its success . Which radio pioneers tried to emulate its success? 32 40 +970 4 But the program , based on H . G . Wells ' classic science fiction novel , had a lesser - known and more deadly ripple effect throughout Latin America , where radio pioneers tried to emulate its success . radio pioneers tried to emulate its success Why did other countries try to emulate the War of the Worlds storyline? 32 39 +970 4 But the program , based on H . G . Wells ' classic science fiction novel , had a lesser - known and more deadly ripple effect throughout Latin America , where radio pioneers tried to emulate its success . Latin Why latin america specifically? 28 29 +971 1 Scientists have discovered the DNA of millions of tiny organisms entombed in the ancient dental plaque of four medieval skeletons . ancient dental plaque of four medieval skeletons What does this imply about their diet? 13 20 +971 2 The findings , published in the journal Nature Genetics , have implications for research into what our ancestors ate , how they interacted , and what diseases they fought , the authors write . diseases they fought , do we not know the diseases? 26 30 +971 2 The findings , published in the journal Nature Genetics , have implications for research into what our ancestors ate , how they interacted , and what diseases they fought , the authors write . the authors write . Who were the authors? 30 34 +971 2 The findings , published in the journal Nature Genetics , have implications for research into what our ancestors ate , how they interacted , and what diseases they fought , the authors write . implications How will researchers explore these implications? 11 12 +971 2 The findings , published in the journal Nature Genetics , have implications for research into what our ancestors ate , how they interacted , and what diseases they fought , the authors write . for research into what our ancestors ate , How are scientists able to tell what they ate based on the ancient microorganisms? 12 20 +971 3 " I feel like we discovered a time capsule that has been right under our noses this whole time , " said Christina Warinner , a molecular anthropologist at the University of Oklahoma and the lead author of the study . study how long was the study? 39 40 +971 3 " I feel like we discovered a time capsule that has been right under our noses this whole time , " said Christina Warinner , a molecular anthropologist at the University of Oklahoma and the lead author of the study . under our noses this whole time , " Why were scientists failing to see these sorts of clues in the past? 13 21 +971 4 " This is a game changer " . Matthew Collins of the University of York , a co - author on the paper , put it this way : " What we found is a microbial Pompeii " . game changer " will it help a lot? 4 7 +971 4 " This is a game changer " . Matthew Collins of the University of York , a co - author on the paper , put it this way : " What we found is a microbial Pompeii " . Matthew What “game”will this discovery change and how? 8 9 +971 4 " This is a game changer " . Matthew Collins of the University of York , a co - author on the paper , put it this way : " What we found is a microbial Pompeii " . " This is a game changer " Why is this particularly influential? 0 7 +972 1 WASHINGTON - The Obama administration on Thursday will propose the first major revamp of nutrition labels in more than two decades , an update that would emphasize calorie information , include the amount of added sugars and revise serving sizes to reflect how people really consume food . Thursday which thursday? 6 7 +972 1 WASHINGTON - The Obama administration on Thursday will propose the first major revamp of nutrition labels in more than two decades , an update that would emphasize calorie information , include the amount of added sugars and revise serving sizes to reflect how people really consume food . emphasize Why do new nutrition labels emphasize calorie information? 26 27 +972 1 WASHINGTON - The Obama administration on Thursday will propose the first major revamp of nutrition labels in more than two decades , an update that would emphasize calorie information , include the amount of added sugars and revise serving sizes to reflect how people really consume food . consume How do they know how people will really consume the food? 45 46 +972 2 The revision is aimed , in part , at addressing serious public health issues , including obesity and other chronic diseases . other chronic diseases like diabetes? 18 21 +972 2 The revision is aimed , in part , at addressing serious public health issues , including obesity and other chronic diseases . obesity Why are people obese? 16 17 +972 2 The revision is aimed , in part , at addressing serious public health issues , including obesity and other chronic diseases . other What kind of chronic diseases? 18 19 +972 2 The revision is aimed , in part , at addressing serious public health issues , including obesity and other chronic diseases . other chronic diseases What are the other chronic diseases? 18 21 +972 2 The revision is aimed , in part , at addressing serious public health issues , including obesity and other chronic diseases . chronic diseases What other chronic diseases will be addressed by the revision? 19 21 +972 3 Administration officials believe the new labels could lead consumers to make more healthful food choices and encourage the food industry to reformulate some products , particularly those with high amounts of added sugar . added sugar why is sugar added? 31 33 +972 3 Administration officials believe the new labels could lead consumers to make more healthful food choices and encourage the food industry to reformulate some products , particularly those with high amounts of added sugar . choices Why will the consumers make healthier choices? 14 15 +972 3 Administration officials believe the new labels could lead consumers to make more healthful food choices and encourage the food industry to reformulate some products , particularly those with high amounts of added sugar . high Why does the administration want the food industry to reformulate high sugar products? 28 29 +972 3 Administration officials believe the new labels could lead consumers to make more healthful food choices and encourage the food industry to reformulate some products , particularly those with high amounts of added sugar . more healthful food choices What are more healthy food choices? 11 15 +972 3 Administration officials believe the new labels could lead consumers to make more healthful food choices and encourage the food industry to reformulate some products , particularly those with high amounts of added sugar . some products , What are some products? 22 25 +972 3 Administration officials believe the new labels could lead consumers to make more healthful food choices and encourage the food industry to reformulate some products , particularly those with high amounts of added sugar . reformulate some products , How do they think they will be reformulated? 21 25 +972 4 First lady Michelle Obama , who has made better nutrition a focus of her " Let ' s Move ! " initiative to battle childhood obesity , is slated to announce the Food and Drug Administration proposal at the White House with top administration officials . initiative Why is Michelle Obama initiating a battle against childhood obesity? 21 22 +972 5 " Our guiding principle here is very simple : that you as a parent and a consumer should be able to walk into your local grocery store , pick up an item off the shelf , and be able to tell whether it ' s good for your family , " she said in a statement . good What determines if food is good for you or not? 45 46 +973 1 When it comes to squeezing tiny , individual living cells out into orderly patterns for lab experiments , scientists usually use inkjet printers , but those have their limits . orderly patterns what kind of orderly patterns? 12 14 +973 1 When it comes to squeezing tiny , individual living cells out into orderly patterns for lab experiments , scientists usually use inkjet printers , but those have their limits . their limits . what limitations are those to a scientist? 27 30 +973 1 When it comes to squeezing tiny , individual living cells out into orderly patterns for lab experiments , scientists usually use inkjet printers , but those have their limits . inkjet How does that work? 21 22 +973 2 So they ' ve turned to a much older technology for a solution : Chinese woodblock printing , developed roughly two millennia ago . Chinese woodblock printing , what is Chinese woodblock printing? 14 18 +973 2 So they ' ve turned to a much older technology for a solution : Chinese woodblock printing , developed roughly two millennia ago . Chinese woodblock printing , What does this entail? 14 18 +973 2 So they ' ve turned to a much older technology for a solution : Chinese woodblock printing , developed roughly two millennia ago . solution : Solution of what? 12 14 +973 3 The retro technique , described in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences , could significantly improve the survival rates of living cells and allow scientists to effectively print a variety of animal cells in a variety of shapes on just about any surface . retro technique , what is a retro technique? 1 4 +973 3 The retro technique , described in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences , could significantly improve the survival rates of living cells and allow scientists to effectively print a variety of animal cells in a variety of shapes on just about any surface . animal what kind of animals? 32 33 +973 3 The retro technique , described in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences , could significantly improve the survival rates of living cells and allow scientists to effectively print a variety of animal cells in a variety of shapes on just about any surface . survival rates of living cells and is the cell supposed to live on the wood block? 18 24 +973 3 The retro technique , described in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences , could significantly improve the survival rates of living cells and allow scientists to effectively print a variety of animal cells in a variety of shapes on just about any surface . effectively print how does this thing print? 27 29 +973 3 The retro technique , described in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences , could significantly improve the survival rates of living cells and allow scientists to effectively print a variety of animal cells in a variety of shapes on just about any surface . print How would that work? 28 29 +973 4 Researchers have used techniques like inkjet printing when they ' re trying to set down a layer of cells , the study authors wrote . down a layer of cells , is it very complex? 14 20 +973 4 Researchers have used techniques like inkjet printing when they ' re trying to set down a layer of cells , the study authors wrote . inkjet printing are we talking about a standard office ink jet printer? 5 7 +973 4 Researchers have used techniques like inkjet printing when they ' re trying to set down a layer of cells , the study authors wrote . techniques Did the techniques work? 3 4 +973 4 Researchers have used techniques like inkjet printing when they ' re trying to set down a layer of cells , the study authors wrote . the study authors wrote . Who are the study authors? 20 25 +973 5 Inkjet printing involves squeezing fluid filled with cells - the " ink " - onto a surface in a planned design . surface what type of suface? 16 17 +973 5 Inkjet printing involves squeezing fluid filled with cells - the " ink " - onto a surface in a planned design . planned design what is the purpose of the design? 19 21 +974 1 ATLANTA - Javon Butts had his routine worked out pretty well . Javon Butts who is he? 2 4 +974 1 ATLANTA - Javon Butts had his routine worked out pretty well . Javon Butts Who is Javon Butts 2 4 +974 1 ATLANTA - Javon Butts had his routine worked out pretty well . worked Why was Javon Butts' routine working out well? 7 8 +974 1 ATLANTA - Javon Butts had his routine worked out pretty well . routine What type of routine are we discussing? 6 7 +974 1 ATLANTA - Javon Butts had his routine worked out pretty well . routine What was Javon Butts routine? 6 7 +974 1 ATLANTA - Javon Butts had his routine worked out pretty well . Javon Butts Who is Javon Butts? 2 4 +974 2 Classes at 8 a . m . most days , finish up around noon , then on to work . on to work where does he work? 16 19 +974 2 Classes at 8 a . m . most days , finish up around noon , then on to work . most days , How many days a week did he have class? 7 10 +974 2 Classes at 8 a . m . most days , finish up around noon , then on to work . most Why do classes not always finish up around noon? 7 8 +974 2 Classes at 8 a . m . most days , finish up around noon , then on to work . work How does Javon Butts get to work? 18 19 +974 2 Classes at 8 a . m . most days , finish up around noon , then on to work . work Where does Javon Butts work? 18 19 +974 3 His recent life as a student at Kennesaw State University was far from perfect , but it was temporarily manageable . temporarily manageable until he gets his degree? 18 20 +974 3 His recent life as a student at Kennesaw State University was far from perfect , but it was temporarily manageable . from perfect , What are the reasons his life isn't perfect? 12 15 +974 3 His recent life as a student at Kennesaw State University was far from perfect , but it was temporarily manageable . student Why is he attending Kennesaw State University? 5 6 +974 3 His recent life as a student at Kennesaw State University was far from perfect , but it was temporarily manageable . perfect , Why was recent life far from percent? 13 15 +974 3 His recent life as a student at Kennesaw State University was far from perfect , but it was temporarily manageable . manageable How was recent life manageable? 19 20 +974 4 And then his car ' s transmission failed . his car ' s What kind of car did he drive? 2 6 +974 4 And then his car ' s transmission failed . failed Why did his car's transmission fail? 7 8 +974 4 And then his car ' s transmission failed . failed Why did the transmission fail? 7 8 +974 5 The vehicle that left him stranded wasn ' t just his transportation : It was his home . It was his home Where did he park the car when he slept in it for the night? 13 17 +974 5 The vehicle that left him stranded wasn ' t just his transportation : It was his home . home Why was the vehicle also his home? 16 17 +974 5 The vehicle that left him stranded wasn ' t just his transportation : It was his home . home Why is Javon Butts car his home? 16 17 +975 1 LOS ANGELES - Tony Castillo skateboarded down Fairfax Avenue as he had for more than two years , but on one December morning he noticed something new . skateboarded Why was Tony Castillo skateboarding down Fairfax Avenue? 5 6 +975 1 LOS ANGELES - Tony Castillo skateboarded down Fairfax Avenue as he had for more than two years , but on one December morning he noticed something new . noticed Why did Tony Castillo notice something new? 24 25 +975 1 LOS ANGELES - Tony Castillo skateboarded down Fairfax Avenue as he had for more than two years , but on one December morning he noticed something new . morning he noticed what did he notice? 22 25 +975 1 LOS ANGELES - Tony Castillo skateboarded down Fairfax Avenue as he had for more than two years , but on one December morning he noticed something new . as he had for more than two years , How have his skateboarding skills progressed in that time? 9 18 +975 1 LOS ANGELES - Tony Castillo skateboarded down Fairfax Avenue as he had for more than two years , but on one December morning he noticed something new . he noticed something new What did he notice? 23 27 +975 1 LOS ANGELES - Tony Castillo skateboarded down Fairfax Avenue as he had for more than two years , but on one December morning he noticed something new . noticed What did Tony Castillo notice? 24 25 +975 2 Clasped to the streetlight pole in front of the sneaker store Flight Club , a bright red sign with white text stared him in the face . Clasped Why was the bright red sign clasped to a streetlight pole? 0 1 +975 2 Clasped to the streetlight pole in front of the sneaker store Flight Club , a bright red sign with white text stared him in the face . red sign with white text what did the sign say? 16 21 +975 2 Clasped to the streetlight pole in front of the sneaker store Flight Club , a bright red sign with white text stared him in the face . Flight Club , Is the name of this store based on the novel/movie \"Fight Club\"? 11 14 +975 2 Clasped to the streetlight pole in front of the sneaker store Flight Club , a bright red sign with white text stared him in the face . red sign with white text stared him in the face What was on the sign? 16 26 +975 2 Clasped to the streetlight pole in front of the sneaker store Flight Club , a bright red sign with white text stared him in the face . sign What did the sign in front of the Flight Club say? 17 18 +975 3 Though it had the look of a standard street sign , it offered no instructions on parking , driving or walking . street Why does the street sign have no apparent purpose? 8 9 +975 3 Though it had the look of a standard street sign , it offered no instructions on parking , driving or walking . instructions what were the instructions then? 14 15 +975 3 Though it had the look of a standard street sign , it offered no instructions on parking , driving or walking . it had the look of a standard street sign , Was this non-instructional street sign a prank? 1 11 +975 3 Though it had the look of a standard street sign , it offered no instructions on parking , driving or walking . offered no instructions What did it offer instead of instructions? 12 15 +975 4 Instead it displayed a rap lyric that made reference to the very spot Castillo had just blown past . rap Why does the sign have a rap lyrics displayed on it? 4 5 +975 4 Instead it displayed a rap lyric that made reference to the very spot Castillo had just blown past . past Why did Castillo blow past the spot reference on by the rap lyric on the sign? 17 18 +975 4 Instead it displayed a rap lyric that made reference to the very spot Castillo had just blown past . a rap lyric Was this a local monument? 3 6 +975 4 Instead it displayed a rap lyric that made reference to the very spot Castillo had just blown past . rap lyric What is the rap lyric? 4 6 +975 5 Bun B the OG like ‘ 95 Air Max / Neon green outta Flight Club off Fairfax Hours later , the 25 - year - old from the Venice , Calif . , area found himself sweeping in front of his store next door and gravitating toward the sign again . sweeping Why was the 25 year old sweeping in front of his store? 36 37 +975 5 Bun B the OG like ‘ 95 Air Max / Neon green outta Flight Club off Fairfax Hours later , the 25 - year - old from the Venice , Calif . , area found himself sweeping in front of his store next door and gravitating toward the sign again . gravitating why was the 25 year old gravitating toward the sign again? 45 46 +975 5 Bun B the OG like ‘ 95 Air Max / Neon green outta Flight Club off Fairfax Hours later , the 25 - year - old from the Venice , Calif . , area found himself sweeping in front of his store next door and gravitating toward the sign again . gravitating toward the sign again Why was Tony Castillo so attracted to this sign? 45 50 +976 1 A zircon crystal embedded in sandstone found on a sheep ranch in Australia is the oldest piece of the Earth ' s crust to be discovered , shedding new light on our planet ' s formation . zircon what is zircon? 1 2 +976 1 A zircon crystal embedded in sandstone found on a sheep ranch in Australia is the oldest piece of the Earth ' s crust to be discovered , shedding new light on our planet ' s formation . oldest What was the previous one? 15 16 +976 1 A zircon crystal embedded in sandstone found on a sheep ranch in Australia is the oldest piece of the Earth ' s crust to be discovered , shedding new light on our planet ' s formation . found who found the crystal? 6 7 +976 1 A zircon crystal embedded in sandstone found on a sheep ranch in Australia is the oldest piece of the Earth ' s crust to be discovered , shedding new light on our planet ' s formation . found How was it found? 6 7 +976 1 A zircon crystal embedded in sandstone found on a sheep ranch in Australia is the oldest piece of the Earth ' s crust to be discovered , shedding new light on our planet ' s formation . oldest piece How is that determined? 15 17 +976 1 A zircon crystal embedded in sandstone found on a sheep ranch in Australia is the oldest piece of the Earth ' s crust to be discovered , shedding new light on our planet ' s formation . to be discovered , Did they look for more in that location? 23 27 +976 2 The zircon , described in the journal Nature Geoscience , is about 4 . 4 billion years old and much smaller than a single grain of rice . billion how can they calculate this? 15 16 +976 2 The zircon , described in the journal Nature Geoscience , is about 4 . 4 billion years old and much smaller than a single grain of rice . 4 . 4 billion years old How is this determined? 12 18 +976 3 But the tiny crystal carries an outsize significance : It is evidence that by that point in its history , Earth had gone from a superheated ball of molten rock to a congealed surface eventually capable of supporting life . significance : What is the significance? 7 9 +976 3 But the tiny crystal carries an outsize significance : It is evidence that by that point in its history , Earth had gone from a superheated ball of molten rock to a congealed surface eventually capable of supporting life . superheated ball of molten rock How long was Earth in that state? 25 30 +976 3 But the tiny crystal carries an outsize significance : It is evidence that by that point in its history , Earth had gone from a superheated ball of molten rock to a congealed surface eventually capable of supporting life . eventually How long did that take? 34 35 +976 4 " One of the main goals of the space program is to understand if there ' s life elsewhere in the universe , " said John Valley , a University of Wisconsin professor who led the study , collaborating with scientists in Australia , Canada and Puerto Rico . " One of the main goals What are some other goals? 0 6 +976 5 By studying how the conditions of life came together on our planet , scientists believe we will learn what to look for on other planets . scientists believe we how does it help us? 13 16 +976 5 By studying how the conditions of life came together on our planet , scientists believe we will learn what to look for on other planets . conditions What are the conditions? 4 5 +976 5 By studying how the conditions of life came together on our planet , scientists believe we will learn what to look for on other planets . studying How do they study? 1 2 +976 5 By studying how the conditions of life came together on our planet , scientists believe we will learn what to look for on other planets . conditions of life came together How long did it take overall for life to come together? 4 9 +977 1 SIMFEROPOL , Ukraine - There are no words in the lexicon of the Abdulkerimov family more terrible than " occupation " or " deportation , " two foreign terms with no precise translation in the Crimean Tatar language . Abdulkerimov family Who is the Abdulkerimov family? 13 15 +977 1 SIMFEROPOL , Ukraine - There are no words in the lexicon of the Abdulkerimov family more terrible than " occupation " or " deportation , " two foreign terms with no precise translation in the Crimean Tatar language . more terrible than " occupation " or " deportation , " Why are these two words so terrible? 15 26 +977 2 For Tatars , an ethnic group with deep roots in Crimea , the terms are strongly associated with Adolf Hitler ' s Germany and Josef Stalin ' s secret police , and together they evoke dark memories of war , exile , deprivation and death . deep roots how deep are they? 7 9 +977 3 They had seemed all but obsolete in recent years . They had seemed all but obsolete What had seemed obsolete? 0 6 +977 4 Last week ' s de facto Russian takeover of the Crimean peninsula , however , brought history flooding back to many Tatars , recalling the Nazi occupation of Crimea during World War II and the subsequent Soviet deportation of the entire Tatar people , summarily accused by Stalin of being traitors . being traitors were they actual traitors? 49 51 +977 4 Last week ' s de facto Russian takeover of the Crimean peninsula , however , brought history flooding back to many Tatars , recalling the Nazi occupation of Crimea during World War II and the subsequent Soviet deportation of the entire Tatar people , summarily accused by Stalin of being traitors . accused Why were the Tatars accused by Stalin of being traitors? 45 46 +977 4 Last week ' s de facto Russian takeover of the Crimean peninsula , however , brought history flooding back to many Tatars , recalling the Nazi occupation of Crimea during World War II and the subsequent Soviet deportation of the entire Tatar people , summarily accused by Stalin of being traitors . summarily accused by Stalin of being traitors Why did Stalin consider them traitors? 44 51 +977 4 Last week ' s de facto Russian takeover of the Crimean peninsula , however , brought history flooding back to many Tatars , recalling the Nazi occupation of Crimea during World War II and the subsequent Soviet deportation of the entire Tatar people , summarily accused by Stalin of being traitors . deportation Where were the Tatar's deported to? 37 38 +977 5 " If somebody tells me today that another deportation is possible , I would tell him that he is an idiot and nothing of the kind can happen again , " said Jafer Abdulkerimov , a frail 81 - year - old man with bright eyes , a steady voice and a sound memory . deportation is possible , why is it impossible? 8 12 +977 5 " If somebody tells me today that another deportation is possible , I would tell him that he is an idiot and nothing of the kind can happen again , " said Jafer Abdulkerimov , a frail 81 - year - old man with bright eyes , a steady voice and a sound memory . Jafer Abdulkerimov , a frail 81 - year - old man What is Jafer's relation to the story; does he have a personal experience in relation to the piece? 32 43 +978 1 WASHINGTON - The FBI is deploying agents and technical experts to assist in investigating the disappearance of a Malaysia Airlines jet , based on the American citizenship of three of the passengers aboard the lost flight , a top federal law enforcement official in Washington said Saturday . a top federal law enforcement official Which law enforcement official? 37 43 +978 1 WASHINGTON - The FBI is deploying agents and technical experts to assist in investigating the disappearance of a Malaysia Airlines jet , based on the American citizenship of three of the passengers aboard the lost flight , a top federal law enforcement official in Washington said Saturday . Malaysia Airlines jet , when was this jet last seen? 18 22 +978 2 He said that a fourth passenger , whom he described as an infant flying with the three Americans , also may be a U . S citizen . may be a U are they not sure? 20 24 +978 2 He said that a fourth passenger , whom he described as an infant flying with the three Americans , also may be a U . S citizen . He Who is he? 0 1 +978 2 He said that a fourth passenger , whom he described as an infant flying with the three Americans , also may be a U . S citizen . infant Why is it unclear whether the infant is a US citizen? 12 13 +978 2 He said that a fourth passenger , whom he described as an infant flying with the three Americans , also may be a U . S citizen . as an infant flying how did they disappear with a baby? 10 14 +978 3 " This gives us entree " to the case , the official said , speaking confidentially because the FBI investigation is just beginning . entree " what does entree mean here? 4 6 +978 3 " This gives us entree " to the case , the official said , speaking confidentially because the FBI investigation is just beginning . the FBI investigation is just beginning how much do they know about the jet to start the investigation? 17 23 +978 4 " But so far what happened is a mystery " . mystery " WILL IT BE FIGURED OUT?\n 8 10 +978 4 " But so far what happened is a mystery " . what happened What did happen? 4 6 +978 4 " But so far what happened is a mystery " . mystery " why is is a mystery? 8 10 +978 5 U . S . officials said they are looking at whether this could be terrorism , as they would with any plane crash until proved otherwise . terrorism , Why is any plane crash investigated as possible terrorism? 14 16 +978 5 U . S . officials said they are looking at whether this could be terrorism , as they would with any plane crash until proved otherwise . this could be terrorism , how would it be terrorism is the plane has not been found? 11 16 +979 1 Americans use twice the amount of water they think they do , and appear to be particularly oblivious about how much H2O they flush down the toilet on a daily basis , according to new research . according to new research How did the researchers come to this conclusion? 32 36 +979 1 Americans use twice the amount of water they think they do , and appear to be particularly oblivious about how much H2O they flush down the toilet on a daily basis , according to new research . how much H2O they flush down the toilet What is the average amount of water a person flushes? 19 27 +979 2 In a paper published online Monday in the journal PNAS , a researcher concluded that Americans underestimated their water use by a factor of 2 , and were only slightly aware of how much water goes into growing the food they eat . water goes into growing the food they eat What types of food were being asked about? 34 42 +979 2 In a paper published online Monday in the journal PNAS , a researcher concluded that Americans underestimated their water use by a factor of 2 , and were only slightly aware of how much water goes into growing the food they eat . a researcher concluded Who is the researcher? 11 14 +979 3 " In general , people tend to underestimate water by a very large magnitude , " said study author Shahzeen Attari , an assistant professor in the Department of Public and Environmental Affairs at Indiana University . underestimate why do they underestimate? 7 8 +979 3 " In general , people tend to underestimate water by a very large magnitude , " said study author Shahzeen Attari , an assistant professor in the Department of Public and Environmental Affairs at Indiana University . underestimate water Why do people underestimate water use? 7 9 +979 3 " In general , people tend to underestimate water by a very large magnitude , " said study author Shahzeen Attari , an assistant professor in the Department of Public and Environmental Affairs at Indiana University . people tend to underestimate water How do people underestimate water? 4 9 +979 4 The study ' s conclusions were based on an Internet survey of 1 , 020 people , and come amid a national drought that extends from the Pacific Coast to portions of the Mississippi Valley , with the most severe conditions in California . Internet survey of 1 , 020 people , Which survey method did the researchers use to get their findings? 9 17 +980 1 A satellite orbiting Earth has spotted 55 southern right whales hanging out in the shallow waters off Argentina . 55 southern right whales what is a southern right whale? 6 10 +980 1 A satellite orbiting Earth has spotted 55 southern right whales hanging out in the shallow waters off Argentina . A satellite Which satellite was doing the research? 0 2 +980 2 It turns out that these particular whales are quite easy to spot from space , said Peter Fretwell of the British Antarctic Survey . easy to spot Why are the right whales easy to spot from space? 9 12 +980 2 It turns out that these particular whales are quite easy to spot from space , said Peter Fretwell of the British Antarctic Survey . spot from why are they easy to spot? 11 13 +980 2 It turns out that these particular whales are quite easy to spot from space , said Peter Fretwell of the British Antarctic Survey . quite easy to spot Why are they so easily spotted? 8 12 +980 2 It turns out that these particular whales are quite easy to spot from space , said Peter Fretwell of the British Antarctic Survey . quite easy to spot from space , Why are they easily spotted? 8 15 +980 3 They got the name right whales because they were once considered the " right " whales to hunt . " right " why were they right to hunt? 12 15 +980 4 They are large and slow , and they spend a lot of time lolling near the surface of calm ocean waters . lolling just sitting there? 13 14 +980 4 They are large and slow , and they spend a lot of time lolling near the surface of calm ocean waters . they spend a lot of time lolling Why do these whales laze about? 7 14 +981 1 NEW YORK - America ' s top doll , Barbie , finds herself in controversy once again , this time over a business partnership between her manufacturer , Mattel , and the Girl Scouts . Mattel , and the Girl Scouts are they changing businesses? 28 34 +981 1 NEW YORK - America ' s top doll , Barbie , finds herself in controversy once again , this time over a business partnership between her manufacturer , Mattel , and the Girl Scouts . America ' s top doll , Whats Americas number 2 best selling doll? 3 9 +981 1 NEW YORK - America ' s top doll , Barbie , finds herself in controversy once again , this time over a business partnership between her manufacturer , Mattel , and the Girl Scouts . controversy What is the controversy with Barbie and the Girl Scouts? 14 15 +981 2 On Thursday , two consumer advocacy groups often critical of corporate advertising tactics - the Campaign for a Commercial - Free Childhood and the Center for a New American Dream - criticized Barbie as a flawed role model for little girls and launched a petition drive urging the Girl Scouts of the USA to end the partnership . Thursday , which year? 1 3 +981 2 On Thursday , two consumer advocacy groups often critical of corporate advertising tactics - the Campaign for a Commercial - Free Childhood and the Center for a New American Dream - criticized Barbie as a flawed role model for little girls and launched a petition drive urging the Girl Scouts of the USA to end the partnership . flawed role model What makes Barbie a flawed role model? 35 38 +981 2 On Thursday , two consumer advocacy groups often critical of corporate advertising tactics - the Campaign for a Commercial - Free Childhood and the Center for a New American Dream - criticized Barbie as a flawed role model for little girls and launched a petition drive urging the Girl Scouts of the USA to end the partnership . flawed role model Why is Barbie a flawed role model? 35 38 +981 2 On Thursday , two consumer advocacy groups often critical of corporate advertising tactics - the Campaign for a Commercial - Free Childhood and the Center for a New American Dream - criticized Barbie as a flawed role model for little girls and launched a petition drive urging the Girl Scouts of the USA to end the partnership . flawed role model What, exactly, makes her flawed? 35 38 +981 3 The Girls Scouts said they would not do so . would not do so did they explain why? 5 9 +981 4 Just a few weeks ago , Mattel incurred widespread criticism - as well as some accolades - for letting Barbie be featured in Sports Illustrated ' s annual swimsuit edition . criticism What was the criticism specifically? 9 10 +981 4 Just a few weeks ago , Mattel incurred widespread criticism - as well as some accolades - for letting Barbie be featured in Sports Illustrated ' s annual swimsuit edition . Just a few weeks ago , Whats the specific date? 0 6 +981 4 Just a few weeks ago , Mattel incurred widespread criticism - as well as some accolades - for letting Barbie be featured in Sports Illustrated ' s annual swimsuit edition . criticism Why was Mattel criticized for Barbie being in the annual swimsuit issue? 9 10 +981 4 Just a few weeks ago , Mattel incurred widespread criticism - as well as some accolades - for letting Barbie be featured in Sports Illustrated ' s annual swimsuit edition . incurred widespread criticism How widespread was the criticism? 7 10 +981 5 The Girl Scouts ' partnership with Mattel , announced last August , includes a Barbie - themed activity book , a website , and a Barbie participation patch - the first Girl Scout uniform patch with corporate sponsorship . Barbie participation patch - should they be accepting sponsorships? 25 29 +981 5 The Girl Scouts ' partnership with Mattel , announced last August , includes a Barbie - themed activity book , a website , and a Barbie participation patch - the first Girl Scout uniform patch with corporate sponsorship . The Girl Scouts ' partnership with Mattel , Why do the Girl scouts have any influence over the toy company Mattel? 0 8 +981 5 The Girl Scouts ' partnership with Mattel , announced last August , includes a Barbie - themed activity book , a website , and a Barbie participation patch - the first Girl Scout uniform patch with corporate sponsorship . a Barbie participation patch What led to attaining the patch? 24 28 +982 1 MEXICO CITY - When historians write about 21st century Los Angeles , they ' ll probably observe that Eric Garcetti was the second Spanish - speaking LA mayor in a row to make an official visit to the Mexican capital . MEXICO CITY why is mexico city talking about los angeles? 0 2 +982 1 MEXICO CITY - When historians write about 21st century Los Angeles , they ' ll probably observe that Eric Garcetti was the second Spanish - speaking LA mayor in a row to make an official visit to the Mexican capital . second Spanish - speaking LA mayor Who was the first? 22 28 +982 2 They may also note how trips such as his trade mission this week reflected the increasingly intimate cultural and economic ties between Los Angeles and its sister megalopolis to the south . trade mission What is the trade mission about? 9 11 +982 4 Villaraigosa and Garcetti have Latino roots , but both had to learn much of their Spanish in school , on the stump or on the job . on the stump what is on the stump? 19 22 +982 4 Villaraigosa and Garcetti have Latino roots , but both had to learn much of their Spanish in school , on the stump or on the job . Latino roots , What are their roots specifically? 4 7 +983 2 The finish line banner was set to be hung Monday morning on Front Street in Nome with help from the local electric utility . utility Who is the local electric utility? 22 23 +983 3 On Sunday , city crews moved the actual finish line , the burled arch , into place , and public works employees trucked in snow to give the mushers a path once they leave the Bering Sea ice . Sunday , of which year? 1 3 +983 4 " Yeah , I know , it ' s funny to see people dumping snow on a street instead of taking it off the street , " said Greg Bill , the Iditarod ' s development director . funny funny in an ironic way? 9 10 +983 5 " To really dress it up and make it safe for the dog teams , we have to spread a layer of snow down for them to run on " . layer of snow How does a layer of snow make it safe for the dogs? 20 23 +984 1 Apple Inc . has begun pressuring the major record companies to offer new releases exclusively through its iTunes store - a move that would initially block availability on streaming services such as Spotify or Beats Music , according to several people familiar with the matter . the major record companies Which major record companies? 6 10 +984 1 Apple Inc . has begun pressuring the major record companies to offer new releases exclusively through its iTunes store - a move that would initially block availability on streaming services such as Spotify or Beats Music , according to several people familiar with the matter . services such as Spotify or Beats Music , How would these competitors be able to keep up with Apple in this case? 29 37 +984 1 Apple Inc . has begun pressuring the major record companies to offer new releases exclusively through its iTunes store - a move that would initially block availability on streaming services such as Spotify or Beats Music , according to several people familiar with the matter . Apple Inc . has begun pressuring Why is Apple pressuring companies? 0 6 +984 2 Apple executives contend that on - demand music services have begun to cannibalize download sales , and its representatives are demanding the labels create a period reserved for digital purchasing . have begun to cannibalize download sales , Why have download sales dropped so drastically? 9 16 +984 2 Apple executives contend that on - demand music services have begun to cannibalize download sales , and its representatives are demanding the labels create a period reserved for digital purchasing . reserved how long should the period be? 26 27 +984 3 Music industry insiders , who spoke on condition of anonymity for fear of reprisals from the industry ' s dominant retailer , said Apple ' s push for a new release window - similar to the one that some Hollywood studios impose for films newly released for home viewing - shows the Cupertino , Calif . , tech giant is scrambling to retain its competitive advantage in an evolving digital music market . tech giant is scrambling Why is Apple scrambling? 57 61 +984 4 " These are really changing times , and I think everybody ' s going to be trying different things , whether it ' s iTunes , Spotify or the labels , " said Irving Azoff , manager of the Eagles , Christina Aguilera and other acts . trying different things , What other sorts of tactics will these companies be trying? 16 20 +984 4 " These are really changing times , and I think everybody ' s going to be trying different things , whether it ' s iTunes , Spotify or the labels , " said Irving Azoff , manager of the Eagles , Christina Aguilera and other acts . Irving Azoff , is he important in the streaming industry? 33 36 +984 4 " These are really changing times , and I think everybody ' s going to be trying different things , whether it ' s iTunes , Spotify or the labels , " said Irving Azoff , manager of the Eagles , Christina Aguilera and other acts . Christina Aguilera Who is Christina Aguilera? 41 43 +984 5 " It ' s kind of up for grabs " . Apple ' s iTunes online store accounts for about 80 percent of all download sales in the U . S . 80 percent who gets the other 20 percent? 20 22 +985 1 CORVALLIS , Ore . - Here , at the large - animal hospital at Oregon State University , in stalls with wood shavings on the ground , are the alpacas that look at you with those innocent eyes . wood shavings why are there wood shavings? 21 23 +985 1 CORVALLIS , Ore . - Here , at the large - animal hospital at Oregon State University , in stalls with wood shavings on the ground , are the alpacas that look at you with those innocent eyes . alpacas Are alpacas very common, or native to Oregon? 29 30 +985 1 CORVALLIS , Ore . - Here , at the large - animal hospital at Oregon State University , in stalls with wood shavings on the ground , are the alpacas that look at you with those innocent eyes . innocent eyes What makes alpacas appear to look at obsevers with \"innocent eyes\"? 36 38 +985 1 CORVALLIS , Ore . - Here , at the large - animal hospital at Oregon State University , in stalls with wood shavings on the ground , are the alpacas that look at you with those innocent eyes . wood shavings on the ground , Why are wood shavings used? 21 27 +985 2 They evoke even more sympathy from observers who know what they ' ve gone through . what they ' ve gone through What have the alpaca gone through? 9 15 +985 2 They evoke even more sympathy from observers who know what they ' ve gone through . gone through what have they gone through? 13 15 +985 2 They evoke even more sympathy from observers who know what they ' ve gone through . gone through What have the alpacas gone through? 13 15 +985 2 They evoke even more sympathy from observers who know what they ' ve gone through . what they ' ve gone through What have alpacas had to go through? 9 15 +985 2 They evoke even more sympathy from observers who know what they ' ve gone through . sympathy from observers How does one know that observers are sympathetic to alpacas' struggles? 4 7 +985 2 They evoke even more sympathy from observers who know what they ' ve gone through . what they ' ve gone through What has taken place? 9 15 +985 3 According to authorities , they were starving to death . starving to death Why were the alpaca starving to death? 6 9 +985 3 According to authorities , they were starving to death . starving why were they starving? 6 7 +985 3 According to authorities , they were starving to death . starving to death What was leading to their starvation? 6 9 +985 4 There are 15 that need special care , and an additional 160 that are well enough to be in outdoor pens in a field owned by the school . need special care , Why do 15 need special care? 4 8 +985 4 There are 15 that need special care , and an additional 160 that are well enough to be in outdoor pens in a field owned by the school . special care , What is the condition of those that need special care and what happened to them? 5 8 +985 4 There are 15 that need special care , and an additional 160 that are well enough to be in outdoor pens in a field owned by the school . well enough What evidence to caretakers have that indicate to them which alpacas are well enough to be in outdoor pens? 14 16 +985 4 There are 15 that need special care , and an additional 160 that are well enough to be in outdoor pens in a field owned by the school . special care , What type of special care do these 15 alpacas need? 5 8 +985 5 On this afternoon last week , Shari Bond and Jackie Glover have driven down from Tenino , Wash . , to begin finding homes for the 175 emaciated alpacas that were seized by the Polk County Sheriff ' s Office , southwest of Portland . week , Shari Bond and Jackie Glover who are they? 4 11 +985 5 On this afternoon last week , Shari Bond and Jackie Glover have driven down from Tenino , Wash . , to begin finding homes for the 175 emaciated alpacas that were seized by the Polk County Sheriff ' s Office , southwest of Portland . Shari Bond and Jackie Glover Which organization do Bond and Glover work for? 6 11 +985 5 On this afternoon last week , Shari Bond and Jackie Glover have driven down from Tenino , Wash . , to begin finding homes for the 175 emaciated alpacas that were seized by the Polk County Sheriff ' s Office , southwest of Portland . Shari Bond and Jackie Glover What interest do Shari Bond and Jackie Glover have in rehoming the emaciated alpacas?\n 6 11 +985 5 On this afternoon last week , Shari Bond and Jackie Glover have driven down from Tenino , Wash . , to begin finding homes for the 175 emaciated alpacas that were seized by the Polk County Sheriff ' s Office , southwest of Portland . seized by the Polk County Sheriff ' s Office , How did the Polk County Sherriff's Office know to seize the emaciated alpacas? 31 41 +986 1 LOS ANGELES - E - cigarettes have been billed as a safer alternative to cancer - causing tobacco products that can wean heavy smokers off their habit . been billed is that not the reality though? 7 9 +986 1 LOS ANGELES - E - cigarettes have been billed as a safer alternative to cancer - causing tobacco products that can wean heavy smokers off their habit . E - cigarettes Who makes the E-cigarettes? 3 6 +986 1 LOS ANGELES - E - cigarettes have been billed as a safer alternative to cancer - causing tobacco products that can wean heavy smokers off their habit . E - cigarettes How are e-cigarettes safer than tobacco? 3 6 +986 2 But on Tuesday , Los Angeles officials joined a growing list of cities to treat e - cigarettes the same as regular cigarettes , banning their use in parks , restaurants and most workplaces . Tuesday , of which year? 2 4 +986 2 But on Tuesday , Los Angeles officials joined a growing list of cities to treat e - cigarettes the same as regular cigarettes , banning their use in parks , restaurants and most workplaces . But on Tuesday , Whats the date on this specific Tuesday? 0 4 +986 2 But on Tuesday , Los Angeles officials joined a growing list of cities to treat e - cigarettes the same as regular cigarettes , banning their use in parks , restaurants and most workplaces . Los Angeles officials Why did Los Angeles officials ban e-cigarettes? 4 7 +986 2 But on Tuesday , Los Angeles officials joined a growing list of cities to treat e - cigarettes the same as regular cigarettes , banning their use in parks , restaurants and most workplaces . a growing list of cities Which cities? 8 13 +986 2 But on Tuesday , Los Angeles officials joined a growing list of cities to treat e - cigarettes the same as regular cigarettes , banning their use in parks , restaurants and most workplaces . same as regular cigarettes , Why did the city classify them as the same? 19 24 +986 3 The decision , which came after an impassioned and at times highly personal debate at the City Council , highlights the backlash the smokeless cigarettes have generated as their popularity grows . personal debate Why was the debate so personal? 12 14 +986 4 Critics warn that the electronic devices , which produce a nicotine - laced vapor inhaled by users , could pave the way for a resurgence in tobacco use among young adults . Critics Who are these critics? 0 1 +986 4 Critics warn that the electronic devices , which produce a nicotine - laced vapor inhaled by users , could pave the way for a resurgence in tobacco use among young adults . a resurgence in tobacco use What evidence do they have? 23 28 +986 5 Dr . Jonathan Fielding , director of the Los Angeles County Department of Public of Health , said the growing acceptance of " vaping " - as e - cigarette use is known - threatens to undermine decades of public education efforts aimed at stigmatizing smoking . " vaping " is that not the proper term? 22 25 +986 5 Dr . Jonathan Fielding , director of the Los Angeles County Department of Public of Health , said the growing acceptance of " vaping " - as e - cigarette use is known - threatens to undermine decades of public education efforts aimed at stigmatizing smoking . growing acceptance of " vaping " Why is acceptance growing? 19 25 +987 1 KUALA LUMPUR , Malaysia - The Malaysian jetliner missing for more than a week was deliberately diverted and continued flying for more than six hours after severing contact with the ground , meaning it could have gone as far northwest as Kazakhstan or into the Indian Ocean ' s southern reaches , Malaysia ' s leader said Saturday . missing What happened to the Malaysian jetliner that has been missing more than a week? 8 9 +987 1 KUALA LUMPUR , Malaysia - The Malaysian jetliner missing for more than a week was deliberately diverted and continued flying for more than six hours after severing contact with the ground , meaning it could have gone as far northwest as Kazakhstan or into the Indian Ocean ' s southern reaches , Malaysia ' s leader said Saturday . Malaysian jetliner missing for more than a week What Malaysian jetliner missing for more than a week? 6 14 +987 1 KUALA LUMPUR , Malaysia - The Malaysian jetliner missing for more than a week was deliberately diverted and continued flying for more than six hours after severing contact with the ground , meaning it could have gone as far northwest as Kazakhstan or into the Indian Ocean ' s southern reaches , Malaysia ' s leader said Saturday . Malaysia ' s leader said Who is Malaysia's leader? 52 57 +987 2 Prime Minister Najib Razak ' s statement confirmed days of mounting speculation that the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 to Beijing was not accidental . not accidental it was on purpose? 23 25 +987 2 Prime Minister Najib Razak ' s statement confirmed days of mounting speculation that the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 to Beijing was not accidental . not accidental Why does P.M. Razak feel the missing jetliner was not accidental? 23 25 +987 2 Prime Minister Najib Razak ' s statement confirmed days of mounting speculation that the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 to Beijing was not accidental . mounting speculation What mounting speculation? 10 12 +987 3 It also refocused the investigation into the flight ' s 12 - person crew and 227 passengers , and underlined the complicated task for searchers who already have been scouring vast areas of ocean . underlined what was underlined exactly? 19 20 +987 3 It also refocused the investigation into the flight ' s 12 - person crew and 227 passengers , and underlined the complicated task for searchers who already have been scouring vast areas of ocean . complicated task What makes it complicated? 21 23 +987 3 It also refocused the investigation into the flight ' s 12 - person crew and 227 passengers , and underlined the complicated task for searchers who already have been scouring vast areas of ocean . investigation What investigation? 4 5 +987 4 " Clearly the search for MH370 has entered a new phase , " Najib said at a televised news conference . phase , " is it the final phase? 10 13 +987 4 " Clearly the search for MH370 has entered a new phase , " Najib said at a televised news conference . new phase , " What new phase has the search for MH370 entered into? 9 13 +987 4 " Clearly the search for MH370 has entered a new phase , " Najib said at a televised news conference . the search for MH370 What search for MH370? 2 6 +987 5 Najib stressed that investigators were looking into all possibilities as to why the Boeing 777 deviated so drastically from its original flight path , saying authorities could not confirm whether it was a hijacking . all possibilities What are the possibilities? 7 9 +987 5 Najib stressed that investigators were looking into all possibilities as to why the Boeing 777 deviated so drastically from its original flight path , saying authorities could not confirm whether it was a hijacking . original flight path , What was the original flight path? 20 24 +987 5 Najib stressed that investigators were looking into all possibilities as to why the Boeing 777 deviated so drastically from its original flight path , saying authorities could not confirm whether it was a hijacking . authorities What authorities could not confirm it was a hijacking? 25 26 +988 1 LOS ANGELES - Pity the poor male common Mormon swallowtail butterfly . Pity the poor why should we pity? 3 6 +988 1 LOS ANGELES - Pity the poor male common Mormon swallowtail butterfly . Pity Why should male common Mormon swallowtail butterflies be shown pity? 3 4 +988 2 His potential female consorts bear four different color patterns , only one of which looks familiar . familiar Why does one of the color patterns look familiar? 15 16 +988 3 The rest look suspiciously like other species , and toxic ones at that . other species , What are the other species? 5 8 +988 3 The rest look suspiciously like other species , and toxic ones at that . toxic ones butterflies can be toxic? 9 11 +988 3 The rest look suspiciously like other species , and toxic ones at that . other How do the patterns look like other species? 5 6 +988 3 The rest look suspiciously like other species , and toxic ones at that . toxic Why are the other species toxic? 9 10 +988 4 That deception is news for 75 percent of the Papilio polytes ladies , which can avoid predators that have learned not to dine on the real toxic butterfly . learned How did predators learn not to dine on the toxic butterfly? 19 20 +988 5 They ' re a classic example of " parasitic " mimicry , a strictly one - sided affair that benefits only the imitator , but leaves the male and the masculine - colored female vulnerable . " parasitic " why is it in quotes? 7 10 +988 5 They ' re a classic example of " parasitic " mimicry , a strictly one - sided affair that benefits only the imitator , but leaves the male and the masculine - colored female vulnerable . masculine - colored Why is the female considered masculine-colored? 30 33 +989 1 FARMINGTON , N . M . - In World War II he served as a Navajo code talker , one of the Marines who became legendary by using their native tongue to transmit messages the enemy could not decipher . he who is he? 11 12 +989 1 FARMINGTON , N . M . - In World War II he served as a Navajo code talker , one of the Marines who became legendary by using their native tongue to transmit messages the enemy could not decipher . native tongue what language is his native tongue? 29 31 +989 2 Years later , to express its appreciation , the Navajo Nation built Tom Jones Jr . a house . Tom Jones Jr is this the \"he\" that was mentioned in the previous sentence? 12 15 +989 3 These days the 89 - year - old Jones struggles to keep warm during winter because the only heat inside his house emanates from an antique wood stove in the living room . emanates definition of this word? 22 23 +989 3 These days the 89 - year - old Jones struggles to keep warm during winter because the only heat inside his house emanates from an antique wood stove in the living room . antique wood stove in the living room why doesn't he get a new heating source? 25 32 +989 4 The electricity doesn ' t work in his bathroom and the floor has worn away , exposing plywood beneath his feet . exposing plywood beneath why is he living so badly? 16 19 +989 4 The electricity doesn ' t work in his bathroom and the floor has worn away , exposing plywood beneath his feet . The electricity doesn ' t work Why is the electricity faulty? 0 6 +989 4 The electricity doesn ' t work in his bathroom and the floor has worn away , exposing plywood beneath his feet . worn away , why doesn't he move into a new house? 13 16 +989 5 Jones is one of many Navajo veterans , code talkers as well as those who served in Afghanistan or Iraq , who live in homes that are often as ruined as those they saw in battle . code talkers what are code talkers? 8 10 +989 5 Jones is one of many Navajo veterans , code talkers as well as those who served in Afghanistan or Iraq , who live in homes that are often as ruined as those they saw in battle . one of many Navajo veterans , how many total Navajo veterans are there? 2 8 +989 5 Jones is one of many Navajo veterans , code talkers as well as those who served in Afghanistan or Iraq , who live in homes that are often as ruined as those they saw in battle . often as ruined why do they live in such ruined homes? 27 30 +990 1 WASHINGTON - First the teenager survived a rare cancer . rare which cancer? 7 8 +990 1 WASHINGTON - First the teenager survived a rare cancer . the teenager Who was the teenager? 3 5 +990 1 WASHINGTON - First the teenager survived a rare cancer . cancer What kind of cancer did the teenager survive? 8 9 +990 1 WASHINGTON - First the teenager survived a rare cancer . survived How did the teenager survive a rare cancer? 5 6 +990 1 WASHINGTON - First the teenager survived a rare cancer . the teenager who is the teenager? 3 5 +990 2 Then she wanted to study it , spurring a study that helped scientists find a weird gene flaw that might play a role in how the tumor strikes . weird gene flaw what was the flaw? 15 18 +990 2 Then she wanted to study it , spurring a study that helped scientists find a weird gene flaw that might play a role in how the tumor strikes . she Who wanted to study it? 1 2 +990 2 Then she wanted to study it , spurring a study that helped scientists find a weird gene flaw that might play a role in how the tumor strikes . might How do scientists know that a gene flaw might play a role in how the tumor strikes? 19 20 +990 2 Then she wanted to study it , spurring a study that helped scientists find a weird gene flaw that might play a role in how the tumor strikes . weird gene flaw Why was the gene so unusual? 15 18 +990 2 Then she wanted to study it , spurring a study that helped scientists find a weird gene flaw that might play a role in how the tumor strikes . how the tumor strikes what type of cancer are we talking about? 24 28 +990 3 Age 18 is pretty young to be listed as an author of a study in the prestigious journal Science . pretty young DOES SHE HAVE A DEGREE? 3 5 +990 3 Age 18 is pretty young to be listed as an author of a study in the prestigious journal Science . prestigious Why is the journal Science prestigious? 16 17 +990 4 But the industrious high school student ' s efforts are bringing new attention to this mysterious disease . mysterious disease What is the mysterious disease? 15 17 +990 4 But the industrious high school student ' s efforts are bringing new attention to this mysterious disease . mysterious Why is the disease mysterious? 15 16 +990 4 But the industrious high school student ' s efforts are bringing new attention to this mysterious disease . industrious How is the high school industrious? 2 3 +990 4 But the industrious high school student ' s efforts are bringing new attention to this mysterious disease . mysterious disease Which form of cancer is being discussed? 15 17 +990 4 But the industrious high school student ' s efforts are bringing new attention to this mysterious disease . student ' s who are we talking about? 5 8 +990 5 " It ' s crazy that I ' ve been able to do this , " said Elana Simon of New York City , describing her idea to study the extremely rare form of liver cancer that mostly hits adolescents and young adults . study How is Elana Simon going to study the rare form of liver cancer? 28 29 +990 5 " It ' s crazy that I ' ve been able to do this , " said Elana Simon of New York City , describing her idea to study the extremely rare form of liver cancer that mostly hits adolescents and young adults . hits Why does the rare form of liver cancer mostly hit adolescents and young adults? 38 39 +990 5 " It ' s crazy that I ' ve been able to do this , " said Elana Simon of New York City , describing her idea to study the extremely rare form of liver cancer that mostly hits adolescents and young adults . rare form of liver cancer what is the name of this cancer? 31 36 +991 1 SIMFEROPOL , Ukraine - Russia appropriated Crimea and its vital naval port of Sevastopol on Tuesday as President Vladimir Putin signed treaties with the Ukrainian region ' s Moscow - backed leaders less than two days after its voters backed secession in a widely criticized referendum . appropriated Crimea What repercussions will the country face for this action? 5 7 +991 1 SIMFEROPOL , Ukraine - Russia appropriated Crimea and its vital naval port of Sevastopol on Tuesday as President Vladimir Putin signed treaties with the Ukrainian region ' s Moscow - backed leaders less than two days after its voters backed secession in a widely criticized referendum . widely criticized Why was the referendum criticized? 43 45 +991 1 SIMFEROPOL , Ukraine - Russia appropriated Crimea and its vital naval port of Sevastopol on Tuesday as President Vladimir Putin signed treaties with the Ukrainian region ' s Moscow - backed leaders less than two days after its voters backed secession in a widely criticized referendum . widely criticized referendum Why was the referendum so contentious? 43 46 +991 2 The signing - yet to be ratified by the Russian parliament and the Constitutional Court , steps that are seen as formalities - was held in a solemn atmosphere in the Kremlin ' s lavish St . George ' s Hall shortly after Putin gave a fiery one - hour - long speech often interrupted by applause from the jubilant crowd of lawmakers , government officials and other dignitaries . other dignitaries Which other dignitaries? 67 69 +991 2 The signing - yet to be ratified by the Russian parliament and the Constitutional Court , steps that are seen as formalities - was held in a solemn atmosphere in the Kremlin ' s lavish St . George ' s Hall shortly after Putin gave a fiery one - hour - long speech often interrupted by applause from the jubilant crowd of lawmakers , government officials and other dignitaries . signing What prompted these treaties? 1 2 +991 3 The decision was based , Putin said , on Crimean people ' s " free expression of the will " in the referendum in which more than 96 percent supported rejoining Russia , which controlled the peninsula until Nikita Khrushchev transferred authority to Ukraine in 1954 in what was then a shift between two republics of the Soviet Union . " free expression is that a quote? 13 16 +991 3 The decision was based , Putin said , on Crimean people ' s " free expression of the will " in the referendum in which more than 96 percent supported rejoining Russia , which controlled the peninsula until Nikita Khrushchev transferred authority to Ukraine in 1954 in what was then a shift between two republics of the Soviet Union . transferred authority Why was authority transferred at that time? 40 42 +991 3 The decision was based , Putin said , on Crimean people ' s " free expression of the will " in the referendum in which more than 96 percent supported rejoining Russia , which controlled the peninsula until Nikita Khrushchev transferred authority to Ukraine in 1954 in what was then a shift between two republics of the Soviet Union . " free expression of the will " Why would the people want to rejoin Russia? 13 20 +991 3 The decision was based , Putin said , on Crimean people ' s " free expression of the will " in the referendum in which more than 96 percent supported rejoining Russia , which controlled the peninsula until Nikita Khrushchev transferred authority to Ukraine in 1954 in what was then a shift between two republics of the Soviet Union . transferred authority to Ukraine in 1954 Why was authority transferred? 40 46 +991 5 In his speech , Putin blamed Ukraine ' s " nationalists , Russophobes and anti - Semites " who he said came to power in Ukraine last month when the country ' s pro - Russia leader fled in the face of protests . Russophobes are those real? 12 13 +991 5 In his speech , Putin blamed Ukraine ' s " nationalists , Russophobes and anti - Semites " who he said came to power in Ukraine last month when the country ' s pro - Russia leader fled in the face of protests . protests What were the people protesting? 42 43 +991 5 In his speech , Putin blamed Ukraine ' s " nationalists , Russophobes and anti - Semites " who he said came to power in Ukraine last month when the country ' s pro - Russia leader fled in the face of protests . Russophobes and anti - Semites " Is there proof that Russophobia and anti-Semitism are common in Ukraine? 12 18 +992 2 Amid the clatter of jackhammers and the whine of a mini - excavator , paleontologist Kim Scott scouted the tarry muck for relics from a long - buried beach . tarry definition of this word? 19 20 +992 2 Amid the clatter of jackhammers and the whine of a mini - excavator , paleontologist Kim Scott scouted the tarry muck for relics from a long - buried beach . relics What kind of relics is Kim Scott looking for? 22 23 +992 2 Amid the clatter of jackhammers and the whine of a mini - excavator , paleontologist Kim Scott scouted the tarry muck for relics from a long - buried beach . beach What beach and how long has it been buried? 28 29 +992 2 Amid the clatter of jackhammers and the whine of a mini - excavator , paleontologist Kim Scott scouted the tarry muck for relics from a long - buried beach . tarry muck what is the tarry muck 19 21 +992 2 Amid the clatter of jackhammers and the whine of a mini - excavator , paleontologist Kim Scott scouted the tarry muck for relics from a long - buried beach . relics what sort of relics? are they valuable? 22 23 +992 3 She had plenty of choices . Major construction on the highly anticipated Westside subway extension won ' t begin until next year , but an exploratory shaft dug at the corner of Ogden Drive to assess soil conditions for future stations and tunnels has burped up a bonanza of prehistoric swag . prehistoric swag What prehistoric swag have been burped up? 49 51 +992 3 She had plenty of choices . Major construction on the highly anticipated Westside subway extension won ' t begin until next year , but an exploratory shaft dug at the corner of Ogden Drive to assess soil conditions for future stations and tunnels has burped up a bonanza of prehistoric swag . exploratory is this still safe? 25 26 +992 4 Officials had anticipated encountering a substantial cache : The dig is near the La Brea Tar Pits and features a sandy matrix with naturally occurring asphalt - a fossil haven . La Brea Tar Pits those are famous right? 13 17 +992 4 Officials had anticipated encountering a substantial cache : The dig is near the La Brea Tar Pits and features a sandy matrix with naturally occurring asphalt - a fossil haven . the La Brea Tar Pits Where is this at? 12 17 +992 4 Officials had anticipated encountering a substantial cache : The dig is near the La Brea Tar Pits and features a sandy matrix with naturally occurring asphalt - a fossil haven . fossil what money could be made form the fossil haven? 28 29 +992 5 Paleontologists have recovered mollusks , asphalt - saturated sand dollars , pieces of driftwood and Monterey cypress cones . sand dollars , what is a sand dollar? 8 11 +993 1 KLAMATH , Calif . - Lauren Alvarado states it simply : " Meth is everywhere in Indian country " . Lauren Alvarado who is he? 5 7 +993 1 KLAMATH , Calif . - Lauren Alvarado states it simply : " Meth is everywhere in Indian country " . " Meth is everywhere Why is meth so prevalent? 11 15 +993 1 KLAMATH , Calif . - Lauren Alvarado states it simply : " Meth is everywhere in Indian country " . Lauren Alvarado Who is Lauren Alvarado? 5 7 +993 2 Like many here , she first tried methamphetamine at age 12 . age 12 how did she get it? 9 11 +993 2 Like many here , she first tried methamphetamine at age 12 . she first tried methamphetamine at age 12 . How did she come upon this drug? 4 12 +993 2 Like many here , she first tried methamphetamine at age 12 . at age 12 Is this the normal age people try Meth? 8 11 +993 3 Legal trouble came at 13 with an arrest for public intoxication . Legal trouble What kind of legal trouble? 0 2 +993 3 Legal trouble came at 13 with an arrest for public intoxication . Legal trouble came at 13 How severe is the legal trouble at the age of 13? 0 5 +993 4 In the years that followed , she relied on charm and manipulation to get by , letting her grandmother down often . she relied Who is she? 6 8 +993 4 In the years that followed , she relied on charm and manipulation to get by , letting her grandmother down often . letting her grandmother what does her grandmother say? 16 19 +993 4 In the years that followed , she relied on charm and manipulation to get by , letting her grandmother down often . charm and manipulation to get by , How did these tactics work? 9 16 +993 4 In the years that followed , she relied on charm and manipulation to get by , letting her grandmother down often . charm and manipulation How would she use her charm? 9 12 +993 5 But today , at 31 , Alvarado and her grandmother have built a new trust . new trust How did they build a new trust? 13 15 +993 5 But today , at 31 , Alvarado and her grandmother have built a new trust . But today , Whats the date of this day? 0 3 +994 1 WASHINGTON - It took decades , congressional legislation and a review of thousands of war records , but two dozen veterans of World War II , Korea and Vietnam received the Medal of Honor on Tuesday from President Barack Obama at a somber and tearful White House ceremony . It took decades , Why did it take decades? 2 6 +994 1 WASHINGTON - It took decades , congressional legislation and a review of thousands of war records , but two dozen veterans of World War II , Korea and Vietnam received the Medal of Honor on Tuesday from President Barack Obama at a somber and tearful White House ceremony . two dozen veterans Who were the two dozen veterans who received the Medal of Honor? 18 21 +994 1 WASHINGTON - It took decades , congressional legislation and a review of thousands of war records , but two dozen veterans of World War II , Korea and Vietnam received the Medal of Honor on Tuesday from President Barack Obama at a somber and tearful White House ceremony . Medal of Honor Why did the veterans receive the Medal of Honor? 31 34 +994 2 " As one family member has said , this is long overdue , " Obama told the single largest group of Medal of Honor recipients since 1945 . overdue , " how long overdue? 11 14 +994 2 " As one family member has said , this is long overdue , " Obama told the single largest group of Medal of Honor recipients since 1945 . long overdue , " Why was this long overdue? 10 14 +994 3 The presentation came after Congress in a 2002 defense bill ordered a review of thousands of war records to determine whether Latino and Jewish veterans were denied the nation ' s highest military decoration because of discrimination . defense bill what is the bill called? 8 10 +994 5 Joe Baldonado , who was from Los Angeles , died at age 20 in Korea , where he used a machine gun to drive back enemy troops as grenades exploded around him . machine gun Why did he use a machine gun? 20 22 +995 1 TAHIRPUR , India - At first , Ashok Yadav ignored the patches of pink skin on his arm . TAHIRPUR , where is that? 0 2 +995 1 TAHIRPUR , India - At first , Ashok Yadav ignored the patches of pink skin on his arm . patches of pink skin Why were these patches here? 11 15 +995 1 TAHIRPUR , India - At first , Ashok Yadav ignored the patches of pink skin on his arm . TAHIRPUR , WHERE IN INDIA IS THIS? 0 2 +995 2 But when pale sores erupted on his body and he lost sensation in his fingertips , a doctor issued the devastating diagnosis : Yadav had leprosy . leprosy leprosy still exists? 25 26 +995 2 But when pale sores erupted on his body and he lost sensation in his fingertips , a doctor issued the devastating diagnosis : Yadav had leprosy . leprosy HOW DID HE GET LEPROSY? 25 26 +995 3 " What followed was like a nightmare , " said Yadav , who has lived in Kasturba Gram , a leper colony outside New Delhi , since his diagnosis 30 years ago . nightmare , " WHY WAS IT A NIGHTMARE TO HIM? 6 9 +995 4 " I lost my job . My parents felt I would spoil my sisters ' chances of getting married . felt I would spoil my sisters ' chances Why would his diagnosis have an effect on his sister? 8 16 +995 4 " I lost my job . My parents felt I would spoil my sisters ' chances of getting married . sisters ' chances of getting married . WHAT DOES THIS GUY HAVING LEPROSY HAVE TO DO WITH HIS SISTER GETTING MARRIED? 13 20 +995 5 My family felt it would be better if I left home " . left home " DID HE NOT GET TREATMENT FOR THE DISEASE? WHEN IS THE TIME PERIOD OF THIS ARTICLE? 9 12 +996 1 In 2009 , mathematician Tim Chartier and his students at Davidson College devised a formula to pick winners in the NCAA men ' s basketball tournament better than almost anyone else . winners Does the formula pick winners of individual games, the entire tournament, or both? 17 18 +996 1 In 2009 , mathematician Tim Chartier and his students at Davidson College devised a formula to pick winners in the NCAA men ' s basketball tournament better than almost anyone else . formula What was the formula to pick winners in the basketball tournament? 14 15 +996 1 In 2009 , mathematician Tim Chartier and his students at Davidson College devised a formula to pick winners in the NCAA men ' s basketball tournament better than almost anyone else . formula What is the formula or what kind of formula? 14 15 +996 2 That year , using strength of schedule and late season hot streaks , combined with middle school algebra , the Davidson math class out - picked 97 percent of the 4 million bracketeers in ESPN ' s annual March Madness contest . strength of what is strength of schedule? 4 6 +996 2 That year , using strength of schedule and late season hot streaks , combined with middle school algebra , the Davidson math class out - picked 97 percent of the 4 million bracketeers in ESPN ' s annual March Madness contest . strength How does the schedule provide strength to the formula’s accuracy? 4 5 +996 2 That year , using strength of schedule and late season hot streaks , combined with middle school algebra , the Davidson math class out - picked 97 percent of the 4 million bracketeers in ESPN ' s annual March Madness contest . strength of schedule How was strength of schedule used in this manner? 4 7 +996 3 " I was just stunned , particularly since it was new research , " Chartier remembered this week from his college office in North Carolina . just stunned , why was he so stunned? 3 6 +996 3 " I was just stunned , particularly since it was new research , " Chartier remembered this week from his college office in North Carolina . research , " Why were Chartier and his class doing this research? 11 14 +996 4 The next year , Chartier ' s students replicated their feat , as they did the next year and the next . replicated Did the students adjust or improve the formula to replicate their success? 8 9 +996 4 The next year , Chartier ' s students replicated their feat , as they did the next year and the next . students Which students were they or how many students? 7 8 +996 5 All of this seemed a rather quaint achievement , a footnote to Americans ' annual rite of spring , trying to predict winners in the 63 games of the tournament in their office pool . quaint it wasnt important? 6 7 +996 5 All of this seemed a rather quaint achievement , a footnote to Americans ' annual rite of spring , trying to predict winners in the 63 games of the tournament in their office pool . quaint Why does this sentence imply this achievement is not quaint 6 7 +996 5 All of this seemed a rather quaint achievement , a footnote to Americans ' annual rite of spring , trying to predict winners in the 63 games of the tournament in their office pool . quaint achievement , Why was the work so surprising? 6 9 +996 5 All of this seemed a rather quaint achievement , a footnote to Americans ' annual rite of spring , trying to predict winners in the 63 games of the tournament in their office pool . tournament Which tournament? 29 30 +997 1 For years , chocolate lovers have remained blissfully unaware of the precise reason bittersweet dark chocolate seems to improve cardiovascular health . improve cardiovascular health Why does bittersweet dark chocolate improve cardiovascular health? 18 21 +997 1 For years , chocolate lovers have remained blissfully unaware of the precise reason bittersweet dark chocolate seems to improve cardiovascular health . precise What is the precise reason? 11 12 +997 2 At least until now , that is . On Tuesday , researchers at a meeting of the American Chemical Society in Dallas said they had solved the confection conundrum : Specific chocolate - loving microbes in the gut convert an otherwise indigestible portion of the candy into anti - inflammatory compounds , they said . indigestible Why are they indigestible? 41 42 +997 3 Using a series of modified test tubes to simulate humans ' gurgling guts , researchers exposed several forms of cocoa powder to digestive juices and enzymes , and then to bacteria found in samples of human feces . modified how were they modified exactly? 4 5 +997 3 Using a series of modified test tubes to simulate humans ' gurgling guts , researchers exposed several forms of cocoa powder to digestive juices and enzymes , and then to bacteria found in samples of human feces . bacteria Why use fecal bacteria? 30 31 +997 4 What they found was that after cocoa was " digested , " long molecules called polyphenolic polymers remained within the gastrointestinal , or GI , tract . " digested , " is it not actually ingested? 8 12 +997 4 What they found was that after cocoa was " digested , " long molecules called polyphenolic polymers remained within the gastrointestinal , or GI , tract . polyphenolic polymers What are polyphenolic polymers? 15 17 +997 4 What they found was that after cocoa was " digested , " long molecules called polyphenolic polymers remained within the gastrointestinal , or GI , tract . remained Why do they remain? 17 18 +997 5 The molecules are too large to cross the walls of the gut and be used as nutrients , according to researcher John Finley , a professor of food science and biochemistry at Louisiana State University . too large how large are they exactly? 3 5 +997 5 The molecules are too large to cross the walls of the gut and be used as nutrients , according to researcher John Finley , a professor of food science and biochemistry at Louisiana State University . nutrients , What purpose do the molecules serve? 16 18 +998 1 PITTSBURGH - Two complaints parents have about homework are : There ' s too much and there ' s too little . much and there ' s is there a compromise? 14 19 +998 1 PITTSBURGH - Two complaints parents have about homework are : There ' s too much and there ' s too little . PITTSBURGH why is this only in Pittsburgh? Do parents in other places feel like this too? 0 1 +998 1 PITTSBURGH - Two complaints parents have about homework are : There ' s too much and there ' s too little . complaints parents have Are the complaints from the children or from the parents? 3 6 +998 2 In a report released Tuesday from the Brown Center on Education Policy at Brookings Institution in Washington , D . C . , senior fellow Tom Loveless says those who think there is too little homework as having the more common complaint . Tom Loveless what are his credemtials? 25 27 +998 2 In a report released Tuesday from the Brown Center on Education Policy at Brookings Institution in Washington , D . C . , senior fellow Tom Loveless says those who think there is too little homework as having the more common complaint . the more common complaint what are his statistics to support this and what is the difference between the too much and too little groups? 38 42 +998 3 But he adds that those complaining about too much homework get most of the attention . most of the attention Why do the parents who complain about too much homework get most of the attention? 11 15 +998 3 But he adds that those complaining about too much homework get most of the attention . get most of the attention . why do the complaints of too much homework get more attention? 10 16 +998 3 But he adds that those complaining about too much homework get most of the attention . he Who is he? 1 2 +998 3 But he adds that those complaining about too much homework get most of the attention . those complaining Is this about the children or the parents complaining about the amount of homework? 4 6 +998 4 " The homework horror stories need to be read in a proper perspective , " he wrote . proper perspective , " from what perspecitve? 11 15 +998 4 " The homework horror stories need to be read in a proper perspective , " he wrote . proper perspective , " what is the proper perspective? 11 15 +998 4 " The homework horror stories need to be read in a proper perspective , " he wrote . he wrote Who is he? 15 17 +998 4 " The homework horror stories need to be read in a proper perspective , " he wrote . homework horror stories What homework horror stories? 2 5 +998 5 " They seem to originate from the very personal discontents of a small group of parents . very personal discontents what do you mean by very personal discontents? 7 10 +998 5 " They seem to originate from the very personal discontents of a small group of parents . very personal discontents What very personal discontents? 7 10 +999 1 WASHINGTON - Black students are more likely to be suspended from U . S . public schools - even as tiny preschoolers . preschoolers suspended from preschool? 21 22 +999 1 WASHINGTON - Black students are more likely to be suspended from U . S . public schools - even as tiny preschoolers . are more likely to be suspended More likely than whom? 4 10 +999 1 WASHINGTON - Black students are more likely to be suspended from U . S . public schools - even as tiny preschoolers . Black students Why are black students more likely to be suspended? 2 4 +999 1 WASHINGTON - Black students are more likely to be suspended from U . S . public schools - even as tiny preschoolers . preschoolers Why would preschoolers be suspended from school? 21 22 +999 2 The racial disparities in American education , from access to high - level classes and experienced teachers to discipline , were highlighted in a report released Friday by the Education Department ' s civil rights arm . report What is the name of the report by the Education Department? 24 25 +999 2 The racial disparities in American education , from access to high - level classes and experienced teachers to discipline , were highlighted in a report released Friday by the Education Department ' s civil rights arm . civil rights arm . Why does the Education Department have a civil rights arm? 33 37 +999 3 The suspensions - and disparities - begin at the earliest grades . earliest grades why does it occur? 9 11 +999 3 The suspensions - and disparities - begin at the earliest grades . suspensions how long are the suspensions? 1 2 +999 5 Six percent of the nation ' s districts with preschools reported suspending at least one preschool child . percent of the nation ' s districts what are they suspended for? 1 8 +999 5 Six percent of the nation ' s districts with preschools reported suspending at least one preschool child . preschool child For what would a preschool child be suspended? 15 17 +1000 1 MAJDAL ANJAR , Lebanon - Along with some 20 other Syrian children , 13 - year - old Anas braves rain , mud and cold to attend class in a tent pitched along Lebanon ' s border with Syria , the home of a Syrian refugee family that serves as a classroom for four hours each day . home Why are Syian refugees making themselves a home near the Lebanon border? 41 42 +1000 1 MAJDAL ANJAR , Lebanon - Along with some 20 other Syrian children , 13 - year - old Anas braves rain , mud and cold to attend class in a tent pitched along Lebanon ' s border with Syria , the home of a Syrian refugee family that serves as a classroom for four hours each day . four Why are there classes four hours a day? 53 54 +1000 1 MAJDAL ANJAR , Lebanon - Along with some 20 other Syrian children , 13 - year - old Anas braves rain , mud and cold to attend class in a tent pitched along Lebanon ' s border with Syria , the home of a Syrian refugee family that serves as a classroom for four hours each day . home of a Syrian refugee family Do the residents of the tent also work as educators? 41 47 +1000 2 There are no benches and no blackboard . benches and is it empty? 3 5 +1000 2 There are no benches and no blackboard . no Why are there no benches and no blackboard? 2 3 +1000 2 There are no benches and no blackboard . no blackboard Are the children taught verbally? 5 7 +1000 3 There are no textbooks and no notebooks . textbooks and no is there anything? 3 6 +1000 3 There are no textbooks and no notebooks . no Why are there no textbooks and notebooks? 2 3 +1000 3 There are no textbooks and no notebooks . notebooks How can textbooks and notebooks be? 6 7 +1000 3 There are no textbooks and no notebooks . no textbooks and no notebooks What is taught in the class? 2 7 +1000 3 There are no textbooks and no notebooks . no notebooks How are the children supposed to study with nothing to write on? 5 7 +1000 4 Just sheets of paper and some pencils and crayons that two young refugee women use to teach children like Anas how to read and write , count and draw , sing songs and recite poems . teach Why do the refugee women teach their children how to read, write, count, draw, sing songs and recite poems? 16 17 +1000 4 Just sheets of paper and some pencils and crayons that two young refugee women use to teach children like Anas how to read and write , count and draw , sing songs and recite poems . two young refugee women How long have these refugees been providing this education service? 10 14 +1000 5 But even Anas might be considered one of the luckier ones of Syria ' s long conflict , which reached its third anniversary Saturday . third anniversary what is the conflict about? 21 23 +1000 5 But even Anas might be considered one of the luckier ones of Syria ' s long conflict , which reached its third anniversary Saturday . luckier How is Anas lucky? 9 10 +1000 5 But even Anas might be considered one of the luckier ones of Syria ' s long conflict , which reached its third anniversary Saturday . long Why is Syria in a long conflict? 15 16 +1000 5 But even Anas might be considered one of the luckier ones of Syria ' s long conflict , which reached its third anniversary Saturday . Syria ' s long conflict , What would end the conflict? 12 18 +1001 1 MILWAUKEE - A team of Wisconsin scientists has stitched together a dramatic 360 - degree portrait of the Milky Way that reveals never - seen - before details of our galaxy . never - seen - before details What never-seen-before details of our galaxy does the portrait show? 22 28 +1001 1 MILWAUKEE - A team of Wisconsin scientists has stitched together a dramatic 360 - degree portrait of the Milky Way that reveals never - seen - before details of our galaxy . stitched Why did scientists stitch together a 360-degree portrait of the Milky Way? 8 9 +1001 1 MILWAUKEE - A team of Wisconsin scientists has stitched together a dramatic 360 - degree portrait of the Milky Way that reveals never - seen - before details of our galaxy . MILWAUKEE - A team of Wisconsin scientists Which scientists are on the team? 0 7 +1001 1 MILWAUKEE - A team of Wisconsin scientists has stitched together a dramatic 360 - degree portrait of the Milky Way that reveals never - seen - before details of our galaxy . never - seen - before details What kinds of never before seen details? 22 28 +1001 2 The new galactic portrait is made up of about 2 . 5 million infrared images collected by NASA ' s orbiting Spitzer Space Telescope over the last decade . 2 . 5 million infrared images how are they combined? 9 15 +1001 2 The new galactic portrait is made up of about 2 . 5 million infrared images collected by NASA ' s orbiting Spitzer Space Telescope over the last decade . infrared How are infrared images collected? 13 14 +1001 2 The new galactic portrait is made up of about 2 . 5 million infrared images collected by NASA ' s orbiting Spitzer Space Telescope over the last decade . orbiting How was the Spitzer Space Telescope orbiting? 20 21 +1001 2 The new galactic portrait is made up of about 2 . 5 million infrared images collected by NASA ' s orbiting Spitzer Space Telescope over the last decade . Spitzer Space Telescope What is this telescope? Why can it catch such great images? 21 24 +1001 3 By looking at the sky in infrared light , astronomers can cut through clouds of obscuring interstellar dust , revealing stars , previously hidden stellar nurseries , proto stars , bubbles , jets , bow shocks , and nebulae that can ' t be seen in visible light . bow shocks , what is a bow shock? 34 37 +1001 3 By looking at the sky in infrared light , astronomers can cut through clouds of obscuring interstellar dust , revealing stars , previously hidden stellar nurseries , proto stars , bubbles , jets , bow shocks , and nebulae that can ' t be seen in visible light . stellar nurseries , What is a stellar nursery? 24 27 +1001 3 By looking at the sky in infrared light , astronomers can cut through clouds of obscuring interstellar dust , revealing stars , previously hidden stellar nurseries , proto stars , bubbles , jets , bow shocks , and nebulae that can ' t be seen in visible light . proto stars , What is a proto star? 27 30 +1001 3 By looking at the sky in infrared light , astronomers can cut through clouds of obscuring interstellar dust , revealing stars , previously hidden stellar nurseries , proto stars , bubbles , jets , bow shocks , and nebulae that can ' t be seen in visible light . bow shocks , What are bow shocks? 34 37 +1001 3 By looking at the sky in infrared light , astronomers can cut through clouds of obscuring interstellar dust , revealing stars , previously hidden stellar nurseries , proto stars , bubbles , jets , bow shocks , and nebulae that can ' t be seen in visible light . looking Why are scientists looking at the sky? 1 2 +1001 3 By looking at the sky in infrared light , astronomers can cut through clouds of obscuring interstellar dust , revealing stars , previously hidden stellar nurseries , proto stars , bubbles , jets , bow shocks , and nebulae that can ' t be seen in visible light . proto stars , What is a proto star? 27 30 +1001 3 By looking at the sky in infrared light , astronomers can cut through clouds of obscuring interstellar dust , revealing stars , previously hidden stellar nurseries , proto stars , bubbles , jets , bow shocks , and nebulae that can ' t be seen in visible light . can ' t be seen in visible light Why can't all those things be seen in visible light? 40 48 +1001 4 The infrared images that make up the new portrait provide revelations about the Milky Way ' s content and structure . content How is the Milky Way's content and structure revealing? 17 18 +1001 4 The infrared images that make up the new portrait provide revelations about the Milky Way ' s content and structure . revelations What are the new revelations? 10 11 +1001 5 They add more than 200 million new stars to the catalog of the Milky Way - plenty of astrophysical data to occupy a new generation of astronomers , according to scientists involved with the research . scientists who worked on it? 30 31 +1001 5 They add more than 200 million new stars to the catalog of the Milky Way - plenty of astrophysical data to occupy a new generation of astronomers , according to scientists involved with the research . involved How are the other scientists involved with the research? 31 32 +1002 1 PHILADELPHIA - Call it " The Mystery of Oblong Blobs " . " The Mystery of Oblong Blobs " What is \"The Mystery of Oblong Blobs\"? 4 11 +1002 1 PHILADELPHIA - Call it " The Mystery of Oblong Blobs " . Mystery of Oblong Blobs " what does this mean? 6 11 +1002 1 PHILADELPHIA - Call it " The Mystery of Oblong Blobs " . Oblong Blobs " Who is Oblong Blobs? 8 11 +1002 2 In the prevailing scientific view , they are microscopic remains of ancient pigment granules , offering clues to the colors of winged dinosaurs . pigment granules , How do pigment granules last so long without decomposing? 12 15 +1002 2 In the prevailing scientific view , they are microscopic remains of ancient pigment granules , offering clues to the colors of winged dinosaurs . clues to the colors of winged dinosaurs How recent was this technological breakthrough created? 16 23 +1002 2 In the prevailing scientific view , they are microscopic remains of ancient pigment granules , offering clues to the colors of winged dinosaurs . ancient pigment granules , How long do these granules last before decaying? 11 15 +1002 3 But a new study by a Drexel University graduate proposes a different explanation - one that has ruffled a few academic feathers . different explanation What is the different explanation a Drexel University graduate offered? 11 13 +1002 3 But a new study by a Drexel University graduate proposes a different explanation - one that has ruffled a few academic feathers . different explanation what is his explanation? 11 13 +1002 3 But a new study by a Drexel University graduate proposes a different explanation - one that has ruffled a few academic feathers . a different explanation What is the explanation? 10 13 +1002 3 But a new study by a Drexel University graduate proposes a different explanation - one that has ruffled a few academic feathers . ruffled a few academic feathers Why has the explanation caused distress? 17 22 +1002 4 Alison E . Moyer , now a Ph . D . student at North Carolina State University , says the cigar - shaped " microbodies , " just one - millionth of a meter long , might simply be impressions left by very old bacteria . cigar - shaped why are they cigar shaped? 20 23 +1002 4 Alison E . Moyer , now a Ph . D . student at North Carolina State University , says the cigar - shaped " microbodies , " just one - millionth of a meter long , might simply be impressions left by very old bacteria . impressions left by very old bacteria Why is it difficult to tell the difference between a particle and an impression? 39 45 +1002 4 Alison E . Moyer , now a Ph . D . student at North Carolina State University , says the cigar - shaped " microbodies , " just one - millionth of a meter long , might simply be impressions left by very old bacteria . simply be impressions left by very old bacteria How can the impressions be confirmed to be either bacteria or preserved dinosaur flesh? 37 45 +1002 5 Their size and shape , among other attributes , do not rule out either interpretation , she says . other attributes , What attributes would researchers need to further hone in on to determine what the microbodies are? 6 9 +1003 1 BOGOTA , Colombia - In the parking garage of a small apartment building across the highway from Bogota ' s El Campin soccer stadium , a young man and his mentor practice bullfighting techniques under the light of an atrium . El Campin is that a big stadium? 20 22 +1003 1 BOGOTA , Colombia - In the parking garage of a small apartment building across the highway from Bogota ' s El Campin soccer stadium , a young man and his mentor practice bullfighting techniques under the light of an atrium . young man and his mentor Who is the young man and his mentor? 26 31 +1003 1 BOGOTA , Colombia - In the parking garage of a small apartment building across the highway from Bogota ' s El Campin soccer stadium , a young man and his mentor practice bullfighting techniques under the light of an atrium . light Are they practicing at night? 36 37 +1003 1 BOGOTA , Colombia - In the parking garage of a small apartment building across the highway from Bogota ' s El Campin soccer stadium , a young man and his mentor practice bullfighting techniques under the light of an atrium . light of an atrium Why is this a good place to train? 36 40 +1003 2 As 18 - year - old Andres Del Castillo sweeps a magenta cape , he emits a soft guttural sound . magenta cape , sweeps a cape and doesnt wear it? 11 14 +1003 2 As 18 - year - old Andres Del Castillo sweeps a magenta cape , he emits a soft guttural sound . guttural Is this a normal bullfighting technique? 18 19 +1003 4 He ends the pass with one leg fully extended behind him , his foot in a point , the other firmly planted below . his foot in a point , it means standing on his toes? 12 18 +1003 4 He ends the pass with one leg fully extended behind him , his foot in a point , the other firmly planted below . point , Where is the cape pointed at this point? 16 18 +1003 4 He ends the pass with one leg fully extended behind him , his foot in a point , the other firmly planted below . his foot in a point , Why is foot positioning so important? 12 18 +1003 5 After the imaginary bull passes , his gaze lifts as he takes a few triumphant strides . imaginary Has the bull always been imaginary or have they been practicing without the bull? 2 3 +1004 1 BRUSSELS - President Barack Obama laid a wreath at the World War I memorial at Flanders Field on Wednesday , noting the war that tore apart Europe still echoes in conflicts 100 years later . wreath a wreath of flowers? 7 8 +1004 1 BRUSSELS - President Barack Obama laid a wreath at the World War I memorial at Flanders Field on Wednesday , noting the war that tore apart Europe still echoes in conflicts 100 years later . echoes in conflicts Why would World War I still echo in conflicts 100 years later? 28 31 +1004 1 BRUSSELS - President Barack Obama laid a wreath at the World War I memorial at Flanders Field on Wednesday , noting the war that tore apart Europe still echoes in conflicts 100 years later . Flanders Field Where is Flanders Field? 15 17 +1004 2 " The lessons of that war speak to us still , " Obama said in his first stop since arriving in Belgium late Tuesday . Belgium late Tuesday tuesday of which year? 21 24 +1004 3 The president is in Brussels for a summit with European Union leaders . European Union leaders Which European Union leaders? 9 12 +1004 3 The president is in Brussels for a summit with European Union leaders . for a summit with European Union leaders . What is the summit discussing? 5 13 +1004 4 He ' s also slated to meet with NATO ' s secretary - general and deliver a speech at the Palais des Beaux - Arts . Palais des Beaux - Arts what is that building? 20 25 +1004 5 The itinerary , like much of Obama ' s European trip this week , is expected to be dominated by talk of a new threat on Europe ' s doorstep . new threat What is the new threat on Europe's doorstep? 23 25 +1004 5 The itinerary , like much of Obama ' s European trip this week , is expected to be dominated by talk of a new threat on Europe ' s doorstep . new threat on Europe ' s doorstep What is threatening Europe? 23 30 +1004 5 The itinerary , like much of Obama ' s European trip this week , is expected to be dominated by talk of a new threat on Europe ' s doorstep . talk of a new threat on Europe ' s doorstep What is that threat? 20 30 +1005 1 WASHINGTON - Andy Wills was sleeping on a friend ' s couch in Cordova , Alaska , on March 24 , 1989 , ready to head out and harvest spring herring in Prince William Sound . Andy Wills where is he now? 2 4 +1005 1 WASHINGTON - Andy Wills was sleeping on a friend ' s couch in Cordova , Alaska , on March 24 , 1989 , ready to head out and harvest spring herring in Prince William Sound . ready to head out and harvest spring herring Why is he harvesting spring herring, is that his job? 23 31 +1005 1 WASHINGTON - Andy Wills was sleeping on a friend ' s couch in Cordova , Alaska , on March 24 , 1989 , ready to head out and harvest spring herring in Prince William Sound . sleeping on a friend ' s couch Is he homeless or just visiting a friend? 5 12 +1005 2 " My buddy had just handed me a cup of coffee in the morning and we ' re watching ‘ Good Morning America , ' " Wills said . ‘ Good Morning America , ' why does it matter what they were watching? 19 25 +1005 2 " My buddy had just handed me a cup of coffee in the morning and we ' re watching ‘ Good Morning America , ' " Wills said . we ' re watching ‘ Good Morning America where are they both? is his friend at his house or vice versa? 15 23 +1005 3 " And there ' s the Exxon Valdez on TV , spilling oil " . Exxon Valdez What is this? Some kind of oil tank? 6 8 +1005 4 " We were like , ‘ No ! ' It was just the start of a nightmare , " Wills said . start of a nightmare , " how long did it take to end? 13 19 +1005 4 " We were like , ‘ No ! ' It was just the start of a nightmare , " Wills said . nightmare , " what was the nightmare? 16 19 +1005 4 " We were like , ‘ No ! ' It was just the start of a nightmare , " Wills said . It was just the start of a nightmare , " What went wrong? 9 19 +1006 1 LOS ANGELES - Some girls choose soccer or cheerleading . Some girls what do the others choose? 3 5 +1006 1 LOS ANGELES - Some girls choose soccer or cheerleading . choose soccer or cheerleading Why would some girls choose soccer over cheerleading? 5 9 +1006 1 LOS ANGELES - Some girls choose soccer or cheerleading . choose Why do girls choose soccer or cheerleading? 5 6 +1006 2 Ivy Wolk chose roller derby . " This is it , this is for me , " the petite , wide - eyed 9 - year - old said to her mom the first time she saw the Los Angeles Derby Dolls hit the track , and one another , two years ago . roller derby Why did Ivy Wolk choose roller derby? 3 5 +1006 2 Ivy Wolk chose roller derby . " This is it , this is for me , " the petite , wide - eyed 9 - year - old said to her mom the first time she saw the Los Angeles Derby Dolls hit the track , and one another , two years ago . chose Why did Ivy Wolk choose the roller derby? 2 3 +1006 3 Split lips , black eyes , rink rash and bruises are trophies here . trophies here injuries become trophies? 11 13 +1006 3 Split lips , black eyes , rink rash and bruises are trophies here . trophies Why are split lips, black eyes, rink rash and bruises considered trophies there? 11 12 +1006 4 " It ' s not child abuse , it ' s derby , " she once told her mother , who made sure she alerted her daughter ' s pediatrician about the girl ' s newfound love for the sport . she alerted her daughter ' s pediatrician Why did Ivy Wolk's mother alert her daughter's pediatrician? 23 30 +1006 4 " It ' s not child abuse , it ' s derby , " she once told her mother , who made sure she alerted her daughter ' s pediatrician about the girl ' s newfound love for the sport . alerted Why did the mother feel obligated to alert her daughter's pediatrician about her daughter playing the sport? 24 25 +1006 5 " There have literally been days where I have been like , ‘ I must be crazy . ' But she just picks herself up and gets back out there , " said her mother , Tracy Wolk . must be crazy why does she think shes crazy? 14 17 +1006 5 " There have literally been days where I have been like , ‘ I must be crazy . ' But she just picks herself up and gets back out there , " said her mother , Tracy Wolk . picks Why does she pick herself up and get back out there? 22 23 +1006 5 " There have literally been days where I have been like , ‘ I must be crazy . ' But she just picks herself up and gets back out there , " said her mother , Tracy Wolk . ‘ I must be crazy Why did her mother feel negatively about herself and her daughter's choice of sport? 12 17 +1007 1 The view from the basement laboratory is breathtaking . breathtaking Why is the view breathtaking? 7 8 +1007 1 The view from the basement laboratory is breathtaking . view what can be seen? 1 2 +1007 1 The view from the basement laboratory is breathtaking . basement laboratory Where is the basement laboratory? 4 6 +1007 2 Not the one out the tiny windows of the half - underground office . one What one? 2 3 +1007 2 Not the one out the tiny windows of the half - underground office . tiny How tiny are the windows? 5 6 +1007 3 It ' s on a smartphone that computer science Prof . Stergios Roumeliotis is using while walking around the depths of the University of Minnesota ' s Walter Library . smartphone What kind of smartphone? 5 6 +1007 3 It ' s on a smartphone that computer science Prof . Stergios Roumeliotis is using while walking around the depths of the University of Minnesota ' s Walter Library . smartphone the view is on the smartphone? 5 6 +1007 3 It ' s on a smartphone that computer science Prof . Stergios Roumeliotis is using while walking around the depths of the University of Minnesota ' s Walter Library . smartphone What is on the smartphone Prof. Stergios Roumeliotis is using? 5 6 +1007 4 On the screen , a three - dimensional map of a nearby hallway has taken shape . hallway Where is the hallway? 12 13 +1007 4 On the screen , a three - dimensional map of a nearby hallway has taken shape . map What is the map of? 8 9 +1007 4 On the screen , a three - dimensional map of a nearby hallway has taken shape . nearby hallway Why does it display what it does? 11 13 +1007 5 The map was made by holding the smartphone ' s camera while moving . moving Which direction was the movement? 12 13 +1007 5 The map was made by holding the smartphone ' s camera while moving . moving just moving around randomly? 12 13 +1008 1 BEIJING - The search and rescue teams working off the west coast of Australia seeking the missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 discovered what oceanographers have been warning - that even the most far - flung stretches of ocean are full of garbage . are full of garbage how does it get there? 38 42 +1008 1 BEIJING - The search and rescue teams working off the west coast of Australia seeking the missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 discovered what oceanographers have been warning - that even the most far - flung stretches of ocean are full of garbage . full of garbage Where did the garbage come from? 39 42 +1008 1 BEIJING - The search and rescue teams working off the west coast of Australia seeking the missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 discovered what oceanographers have been warning - that even the most far - flung stretches of ocean are full of garbage . missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 When did the flight go missing and what are the circumstances around its going missing? 16 21 +1008 1 BEIJING - The search and rescue teams working off the west coast of Australia seeking the missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 discovered what oceanographers have been warning - that even the most far - flung stretches of ocean are full of garbage . oceanographers Which ocean are the search and rescue teams searching for Flight 370? 23 24 +1008 2 For the first time since the search focused on the south Indian Ocean 10 days ago , the sky was were clear enough and the sea was calm , allowing ships to retrieve the " suspicious items " spotted by planes and on satellite imagery . " suspicious items " why are they suspicious? 34 38 +1008 2 For the first time since the search focused on the south Indian Ocean 10 days ago , the sky was were clear enough and the sea was calm , allowing ships to retrieve the " suspicious items " spotted by planes and on satellite imagery . " suspicious items " Where they on the ocean floor or floating on top? What made them suspicious? 34 38 +1008 2 For the first time since the search focused on the south Indian Ocean 10 days ago , the sky was were clear enough and the sea was calm , allowing ships to retrieve the " suspicious items " spotted by planes and on satellite imagery . " suspicious items " What were the suspicious items? 34 38 +1008 2 For the first time since the search focused on the south Indian Ocean 10 days ago , the sky was were clear enough and the sea was calm , allowing ships to retrieve the " suspicious items " spotted by planes and on satellite imagery . " suspicious items " What were the suspicious items speculated to be? 34 38 +1008 2 For the first time since the search focused on the south Indian Ocean 10 days ago , the sky was were clear enough and the sea was calm , allowing ships to retrieve the " suspicious items " spotted by planes and on satellite imagery . focused on the south Indian Ocean Was the search focused somewhere else before it focused on the south Indian Ocean? 7 13 +1008 2 For the first time since the search focused on the south Indian Ocean 10 days ago , the sky was were clear enough and the sea was calm , allowing ships to retrieve the " suspicious items " spotted by planes and on satellite imagery . " suspicious items " What were the suspicious items spotted by planes? 34 38 +1008 3 But examined on board , none of them proved to be debris from the missing plane , just the ordinary garbage swirling around the ocean . But examined on board , Where was the examination done? 0 5 +1008 4 " A number of objects were retrieved by HMAS Success and Haixun 01 yesterday , " reported the Australian Maritime Safety Authority in a release Sunday . Sunday which year was this? 25 26 +1008 4 " A number of objects were retrieved by HMAS Success and Haixun 01 yesterday , " reported the Australian Maritime Safety Authority in a release Sunday . HMAS Success and Haixun 01 What is HMS Success and Haxium 01 - agencies or types of rescue boats? 8 13 +1008 4 " A number of objects were retrieved by HMAS Success and Haixun 01 yesterday , " reported the Australian Maritime Safety Authority in a release Sunday . number of objects What were the objects? 2 5 +1008 4 " A number of objects were retrieved by HMAS Success and Haixun 01 yesterday , " reported the Australian Maritime Safety Authority in a release Sunday . " A number of objects were retrieved What objects were retrieved? 0 7 +1009 1 Its official name is the Safe Carry Protection Act . Carry Protection is it about guns? 6 8 +1009 1 Its official name is the Safe Carry Protection Act . Safe Carry Protection Act What is the Safe Carry Protection Act? 5 9 +1009 1 Its official name is the Safe Carry Protection Act . Safe Carry Protection Act What is the Safe Carry Protection Act? 5 9 +1009 1 Its official name is the Safe Carry Protection Act . Its official name What is it talking about? 0 3 +1009 2 Critics call it the " guns everywhere bill " . Critics call it Why do critics call it this? 0 3 +1009 2 Critics call it the " guns everywhere bill " . Critics Who are the critics? 0 1 +1009 2 Critics call it the " guns everywhere bill " . " guns everywhere bill " Why do critics call it the guns everywhere bill? 4 9 +1009 3 Legislation awaiting the governor ' s signature in Georgia would allow guns in bars , churches , airports and schools . bars , churches , airports and schools is that a good idea? 13 20 +1009 3 Legislation awaiting the governor ' s signature in Georgia would allow guns in bars , churches , airports and schools . awaiting the governor ' s signature How long does this take? 1 7 +1009 3 Legislation awaiting the governor ' s signature in Georgia would allow guns in bars , churches , airports and schools . would allow Why did they make this decision? 9 11 +1009 3 Legislation awaiting the governor ' s signature in Georgia would allow guns in bars , churches , airports and schools . bars , churches , airports and schools Why are guns needed in these places? 13 20 +1009 3 Legislation awaiting the governor ' s signature in Georgia would allow guns in bars , churches , airports and schools . governor ' s Who is the governor in Georgia? 3 6 +1009 3 Legislation awaiting the governor ' s signature in Georgia would allow guns in bars , churches , airports and schools . allow guns Why do people want guns in those places? 10 12 +1009 4 It has drawn national attention because of its sweep . national attention What kind of attention? 3 5 +1009 5 The National Rifle Association called the bill ' s passage a " historic victory for the 2nd Amendment " . called Why did they say that? 4 5 +1010 1 FORT WORTH , Texas - Fleeing rural poverty in Kentucky , Rose Will Monroe piled her son and daughter into a bus in 1942 , not long after her husband was killed in a car wreck . bus in 1942 , where did they go? 21 25 +1010 1 FORT WORTH , Texas - Fleeing rural poverty in Kentucky , Rose Will Monroe piled her son and daughter into a bus in 1942 , not long after her husband was killed in a car wreck . Fleeing rural poverty WHY IS THERE RURAL POVERTY SO RAMPANT? 5 8 +1010 1 FORT WORTH , Texas - Fleeing rural poverty in Kentucky , Rose Will Monroe piled her son and daughter into a bus in 1942 , not long after her husband was killed in a car wreck . Rose Will Monroe Who is Rose Will Monroe? 11 14 +1010 1 FORT WORTH , Texas - Fleeing rural poverty in Kentucky , Rose Will Monroe piled her son and daughter into a bus in 1942 , not long after her husband was killed in a car wreck . Rose Will Monroe Who was Rose Will Monroe? 11 14 +1010 2 Monroe was determined to find work at the Willow Run airplane plant in Ypsilanti , Mich . She wanted to fly , but with two kids , the military kept the 22 - year - old widow on the ground . Ypsilanti , Mich is ypsilanti a BIG CITY? 13 16 +1010 2 Monroe was determined to find work at the Willow Run airplane plant in Ypsilanti , Mich . She wanted to fly , but with two kids , the military kept the 22 - year - old widow on the ground . Willow Run airplane plant WHY WAS THIS HER GOAL FOR EMPLOYMENT? 8 12 +1010 2 Monroe was determined to find work at the Willow Run airplane plant in Ypsilanti , Mich . She wanted to fly , but with two kids , the military kept the 22 - year - old widow on the ground . fly , Did she want to be a pilot? 20 22 +1010 3 So Monroe , a " tomboy " daughter of a carpenter , went to work wielding a 6 . 8 - pound rivet hammer on the mammoth assembly line devised by Henry Ford to produce B - 24 bombers . " tomboy " why is it in quotes? 4 7 +1010 4 Monroe was just one of 6 million American women who entered the workforce during World War II , about half of them in the defense industries . half of them in the defense industries . WHERE ELSE DID THE LADIES IN THE WORKFORCE GO? 19 27 +1010 4 Monroe was just one of 6 million American women who entered the workforce during World War II , about half of them in the defense industries . World War II , Why did so many women enter the workforce during World War II? 14 18 +1010 5 But she came to represent them all . represent them all . IS THIS THE STORY OF THE REAL ROSIE THE RIVETER? 4 8 +1010 5 But she came to represent them all . represent How would she represent them all? 4 5 +1010 5 But she came to represent them all . represent How did Monroe represent all the American women? 4 5 +1011 1 Unusual rib bones that grow out of the neck are giving scientists new clues about what caused the woolly mammoth to become extinct roughly 10 , 000 years ago . Unusual rib bones What is so unusual about the rib bones? 0 3 +1011 1 Unusual rib bones that grow out of the neck are giving scientists new clues about what caused the woolly mammoth to become extinct roughly 10 , 000 years ago . clues What clues do the rib bones give about the wooly mammoth extinction? 13 14 +1011 1 Unusual rib bones that grow out of the neck are giving scientists new clues about what caused the woolly mammoth to become extinct roughly 10 , 000 years ago . caused the woolly mammoth to become extinct What caused the wooly mammoth to become extinct? 16 23 +1011 1 Unusual rib bones that grow out of the neck are giving scientists new clues about what caused the woolly mammoth to become extinct roughly 10 , 000 years ago . Unusual rib bones Why are the bones unusual? 0 3 +1011 1 Unusual rib bones that grow out of the neck are giving scientists new clues about what caused the woolly mammoth to become extinct roughly 10 , 000 years ago . Unusual How these rib bones unusual, in relation to what? 0 1 +1011 1 Unusual rib bones that grow out of the neck are giving scientists new clues about what caused the woolly mammoth to become extinct roughly 10 , 000 years ago . Unusual rib bones What makes the bones unusual? 0 3 +1011 1 Unusual rib bones that grow out of the neck are giving scientists new clues about what caused the woolly mammoth to become extinct roughly 10 , 000 years ago . what caused the woolly mammoth to become extinct Do scientists know what caused the extinction? 15 23 +1011 1 Unusual rib bones that grow out of the neck are giving scientists new clues about what caused the woolly mammoth to become extinct roughly 10 , 000 years ago . 10 , 000 years ago How was this time frame determined? 24 29 +1011 2 The so - called cervical ribs - extra rib bones that protrude from the vertebrae at the base of the neck - were about 10 times more common in mammoths living in the Late Pleistocene than they are in elephants alive today , according to a study by Dutch researchers published Tuesday in the journal PeerJ . 10 times more common Why were the cervical rib bones 10 times more common in the late Pleistocene? 24 28 +1011 2 The so - called cervical ribs - extra rib bones that protrude from the vertebrae at the base of the neck - were about 10 times more common in mammoths living in the Late Pleistocene than they are in elephants alive today , according to a study by Dutch researchers published Tuesday in the journal PeerJ . elephants How closely are elephants related to mammoths, as a point of comparison? 39 40 +1011 2 The so - called cervical ribs - extra rib bones that protrude from the vertebrae at the base of the neck - were about 10 times more common in mammoths living in the Late Pleistocene than they are in elephants alive today , according to a study by Dutch researchers published Tuesday in the journal PeerJ . elephants alive today , Is this a rare event for todays elephants? 39 43 +1011 3 The cervical ribs themselves aren ' t necessarily dangerous , but they tend to appear in animals that failed to develop normally during the early stages of pregnancy , and other problems associated with abnormal development can be fatal . other problems How are these problems fatal? 30 32 +1011 3 The cervical ribs themselves aren ' t necessarily dangerous , but they tend to appear in animals that failed to develop normally during the early stages of pregnancy , and other problems associated with abnormal development can be fatal . failed Why do cervical ribs appear in animals that failed to develop normally in pregnancy? 18 19 +1011 3 The cervical ribs themselves aren ' t necessarily dangerous , but they tend to appear in animals that failed to develop normally during the early stages of pregnancy , and other problems associated with abnormal development can be fatal . failed to develop normally Why didn't they develop normally, is it known? 18 22 +1011 3 The cervical ribs themselves aren ' t necessarily dangerous , but they tend to appear in animals that failed to develop normally during the early stages of pregnancy , and other problems associated with abnormal development can be fatal . other problems What are some of the other problems? 30 32 +1011 4 In humans , for instance , about 90 percent of babies born with a cervical rib die before they are old enough to reproduce , according to a 2006 study in the journal Evolution . rib die what do they die of? 15 17 +1011 4 In humans , for instance , about 90 percent of babies born with a cervical rib die before they are old enough to reproduce , according to a 2006 study in the journal Evolution . 90 percent Why is the percentage of death so high in humans with a cervical rib? 7 9 +1011 4 In humans , for instance , about 90 percent of babies born with a cervical rib die before they are old enough to reproduce , according to a 2006 study in the journal Evolution . die Why do they die? 16 17 +1011 5 The authors of the new study became interested in cervical ribs in mammoths after mammoth fossils were dug up in the Netherlands during a public works project to extend Rotterdam Harbor into the North Sea . Rotterdam Harbor what part of the netherlands is that in? 29 31 +1011 5 The authors of the new study became interested in cervical ribs in mammoths after mammoth fossils were dug up in the Netherlands during a public works project to extend Rotterdam Harbor into the North Sea . became interested What peaked their interest? 6 8 +1011 5 The authors of the new study became interested in cervical ribs in mammoths after mammoth fossils were dug up in the Netherlands during a public works project to extend Rotterdam Harbor into the North Sea . mammoth fossils How many fossils were found? 14 16 +1012 1 FORT LAUDERDALE , Fla . - In a remote part of southwestern Palm Beach County , as a platoon of reporters and photographers watched , a Florida panther was lowered to the ground in a crate . a Florida panther Lowered to the ground where? In a zoo? At the beach? Why are they lowering a panther? 25 28 +1012 1 FORT LAUDERDALE , Fla . - In a remote part of southwestern Palm Beach County , as a platoon of reporters and photographers watched , a Florida panther was lowered to the ground in a crate . crate Why was the Florida panther in a crate? 35 36 +1012 1 FORT LAUDERDALE , Fla . - In a remote part of southwestern Palm Beach County , as a platoon of reporters and photographers watched , a Florida panther was lowered to the ground in a crate . Florida panther Why was a panther in Florida? 26 28 +1012 1 FORT LAUDERDALE , Fla . - In a remote part of southwestern Palm Beach County , as a platoon of reporters and photographers watched , a Florida panther was lowered to the ground in a crate . lowered to the ground in a crate Why was a panther being lowered to the ground in a crate? 29 36 +1012 2 The panther , raised for 18 months in captivity after his mother ' s death , crept out , took a look around , bolted down a dirt road and disappeared into the forest , a heartwarming Born Free image that appeared in newspapers and TV broadcasts . mother ' s death , How did the panther's mother die? 11 16 +1012 3 Nine months later , the panther was dead of pneumonia . Nine months why did it take nine months? 0 2 +1012 3 Nine months later , the panther was dead of pneumonia . panther was dead of pneumonia Could the panther have had pneumonia prior to being released? 5 10 +1012 3 Nine months later , the panther was dead of pneumonia . panther was dead of pneumonia How did the panther contract pneumonia? How did they even find this out? 5 10 +1012 3 Nine months later , the panther was dead of pneumonia . pneumonia . How did it get pneumonia? 9 11 +1012 4 Such a fate is common for male panthers rescued and released by state wildlife officers . common why is it common? 4 5 +1012 4 Such a fate is common for male panthers rescued and released by state wildlife officers . common for male panthers rescued Why is this a common occurrence? 4 9 +1012 4 Such a fate is common for male panthers rescued and released by state wildlife officers . Such a fate is common for male panthers Why is this fate so common? 0 8 +1012 4 Such a fate is common for male panthers rescued and released by state wildlife officers . common Why is it common for male panthers to get pneumonia? 4 5 +1012 4 Such a fate is common for male panthers rescued and released by state wildlife officers . fate is common Why is it a common fate? 2 5 +1012 5 Seventeen panthers have been released since the program started in 1987 . 1987 how many per year? 10 11 +1012 5 Seventeen panthers have been released since the program started in 1987 . Seventeen panthers have been released Why not more panthers? Is this a lot? 0 5 +1013 1 BEIJING - A Peking duck dinner might inspire a twinge of guilt about indulging in some decadent , fatty fowl . twinge of guilt who is guilty? 9 12 +1013 1 BEIJING - A Peking duck dinner might inspire a twinge of guilt about indulging in some decadent , fatty fowl . twinge of guilt Why would a Peking duck dinner inspire a twinge of guilt? 9 12 +1013 2 But health - conscious diners at the high - end Da Dong restaurant chain here in the Chinese capital can at least rationalize that they did a little weightlifting before their meal . weightlifting is there a gym nearby? 28 29 +1013 2 But health - conscious diners at the high - end Da Dong restaurant chain here in the Chinese capital can at least rationalize that they did a little weightlifting before their meal . Chinese capital What is the Chinese capital? 17 19 +1013 3 That ' s because the menus at Da Dong are heftier than a small gym dumbbell - 5 pounds , 4 ounces , to be exact . menus What kind of menus? 5 6 +1013 3 That ' s because the menus at Da Dong are heftier than a small gym dumbbell - 5 pounds , 4 ounces , to be exact . heftier Why are the Da Dong menus heftier? 10 11 +1013 4 Measuring 20 inches tall , 15 inches wide and more than an inch thick , the 140 - page menu outweighs National Geographic ' s Global Atlas . 140 - page menu why is it such a big menu? 16 20 +1013 4 Measuring 20 inches tall , 15 inches wide and more than an inch thick , the 140 - page menu outweighs National Geographic ' s Global Atlas . Atlas What is an Atlas? 26 27 +1013 4 Measuring 20 inches tall , 15 inches wide and more than an inch thick , the 140 - page menu outweighs National Geographic ' s Global Atlas . National Geographic ' s Global Atlas How big is the National Geographic global Atlas? 21 27 +1014 1 MIAMI - Cuban blogger Yoani Sanchez says her planned digital newspaper is just weeks away from its debut , with a dozen staffers getting last minute training and looking for novel ways to distribute the reports with text messages , emails and digital memory devices . Yoani Sanchez what are her credentials? 4 6 +1014 1 MIAMI - Cuban blogger Yoani Sanchez says her planned digital newspaper is just weeks away from its debut , with a dozen staffers getting last minute training and looking for novel ways to distribute the reports with text messages , emails and digital memory devices . digital newspaper What is the name of the digital newspaper? 9 11 +1014 1 MIAMI - Cuban blogger Yoani Sanchez says her planned digital newspaper is just weeks away from its debut , with a dozen staffers getting last minute training and looking for novel ways to distribute the reports with text messages , emails and digital memory devices . digital newspaper What is the digital newspaper called? 9 11 +1014 1 MIAMI - Cuban blogger Yoani Sanchez says her planned digital newspaper is just weeks away from its debut , with a dozen staffers getting last minute training and looking for novel ways to distribute the reports with text messages , emails and digital memory devices . planned digital newspaper What is the name of the newspaper? 8 11 +1014 2 The publication , which she prefers to call a " new media , " will include the usual news as well as investigative reports , sports , interviews and profiles , Sanchez told the Hispanicize conference Tuesday at the Intercontinental Hotel in downtown Miami . " new media , " What is new media? 9 14 +1014 2 The publication , which she prefers to call a " new media , " will include the usual news as well as investigative reports , sports , interviews and profiles , Sanchez told the Hispanicize conference Tuesday at the Intercontinental Hotel in downtown Miami . a " new media , " will What does \"new media\" mean to Sanchez? 8 15 +1014 4 " I am not a career journalist , but I have become a journalist on the run . on the run why is she on the run? 14 17 +1014 4 " I am not a career journalist , but I have become a journalist on the run . journalist on the run What is a journalist on the run? 13 17 +1014 4 " I am not a career journalist , but I have become a journalist on the run . on the run What is she on the run about or for? 14 17 +1014 4 " I am not a career journalist , but I have become a journalist on the run . journalist on the run What does \"journalist on the run\" mean to Sanchez? 13 17 +1014 4 " I am not a career journalist , but I have become a journalist on the run . journalist on the run Why is she a journalist on the run? 13 17 +1014 5 That is my passion . I believe in the force for change that is information . That What does she mean by that in that is her passion? 0 1 +1015 1 LOS ANGELES - Only the prom king and queen are safe . queen are safe safe from what? 8 11 +1015 1 LOS ANGELES - Only the prom king and queen are safe . ANGELES - Only the prom king and queen are safe . Why are they safe? 1 12 +1015 1 LOS ANGELES - Only the prom king and queen are safe . king and queen are safe Why is everyone else in danger? 6 11 +1015 1 LOS ANGELES - Only the prom king and queen are safe . safe Safe from what? 10 11 +1015 2 Researchers say that the more popular teens are - except for those at the very apex of the fragile high school hierarchy - the more likely they are to be bullied , perhaps a surprise to people who presumed outcasts were the exclusive targets . very apex of the fragile high school hierarchy Why are these teens less likely to be bullied? 14 22 +1015 2 Researchers say that the more popular teens are - except for those at the very apex of the fragile high school hierarchy - the more likely they are to be bullied , perhaps a surprise to people who presumed outcasts were the exclusive targets . likely How is that possible? 25 26 +1015 3 Researchers Robert Faris of the University of California at Davis and Diane Felmlee of Penn State University write that traditional , everyday views of bullying - reported by nearly a fifth of teens - tell less than the whole story . whole story what is the whole story? 38 40 +1015 3 Researchers Robert Faris of the University of California at Davis and Diane Felmlee of Penn State University write that traditional , everyday views of bullying - reported by nearly a fifth of teens - tell less than the whole story . traditional , everyday views of bullying What are the traditional views? 19 25 +1015 3 Researchers Robert Faris of the University of California at Davis and Diane Felmlee of Penn State University write that traditional , everyday views of bullying - reported by nearly a fifth of teens - tell less than the whole story . reported by nearly a fifth of teens What types of bullying were reported in these studies? 26 33 +1015 3 Researchers Robert Faris of the University of California at Davis and Diane Felmlee of Penn State University write that traditional , everyday views of bullying - reported by nearly a fifth of teens - tell less than the whole story . traditional , everyday views of bullying What are the traditional, everyday views of bullying? 19 25 +1015 4 " For most students , gains in status increase the likelihood of victimization and the severity of its consequences , " they wrote in the journal of the American Sociological Association . increase the likelihood of victimization Why would this increase in prestige lead to being more likely to be bullied? 8 13 +1015 4 " For most students , gains in status increase the likelihood of victimization and the severity of its consequences , " they wrote in the journal of the American Sociological Association . " For most students , How many students fit into this category of most? 0 5 +1015 4 " For most students , gains in status increase the likelihood of victimization and the severity of its consequences , " they wrote in the journal of the American Sociological Association . victimization Who is being victimized? 12 13 +1015 5 The aggressors , too , often " possess strong social skills , " and bully others to move up the social ladder rather than to " re - enact their own troubled home lives " . " possess strong social skills , " bullies have good social skills? 6 13 +1015 5 The aggressors , too , often " possess strong social skills , " and bully others to move up the social ladder rather than to " re - enact their own troubled home lives " . their own troubled home lives " How are those doing the bullying reporting their own misfortunes at home? 29 35 +1015 5 The aggressors , too , often " possess strong social skills , " and bully others to move up the social ladder rather than to " re - enact their own troubled home lives " . " possess strong social skills , " What social skills do the aggressors possess? 6 13 +1016 1 MIAMI - Irene Granados celebrated her 16th birthday while walking through the desert two years ago trying to reach the United States - and safety . United States Why was Irene Granados trying to reach the United States? 20 22 +1016 1 MIAMI - Irene Granados celebrated her 16th birthday while walking through the desert two years ago trying to reach the United States - and safety . safety How was Irene Granados not safe? 24 25 +1016 1 MIAMI - Irene Granados celebrated her 16th birthday while walking through the desert two years ago trying to reach the United States - and safety . Irene Granados Who is Irene Granados? 2 4 +1016 1 MIAMI - Irene Granados celebrated her 16th birthday while walking through the desert two years ago trying to reach the United States - and safety . walking through the desert Which desert? 9 13 +1016 2 Brothers Javier and Denis Giron , 13 and 17 , floated on a raft across the Rio Grande River last year - also in a bid to reach safety . reach safety What happened to the two brothers that they were trying to reach safety? 27 29 +1016 2 Brothers Javier and Denis Giron , 13 and 17 , floated on a raft across the Rio Grande River last year - also in a bid to reach safety . Rio Grande River where is that river? 16 19 +1016 3 Granados and the Giron brothers were fleeing their native Central American countries where gang violence is spreading . Central American countries which countries? 9 12 +1016 3 Granados and the Giron brothers were fleeing their native Central American countries where gang violence is spreading . where gang violence is spreading What country is gang violence spreading? 12 17 +1016 3 Granados and the Giron brothers were fleeing their native Central American countries where gang violence is spreading . Central American countries Which Central American countries? 9 12 +1016 4 The three are part of a surge in unaccompanied children and teenagers flowing across the Mexican border to the United States . surge when did the surge begin? 6 7 +1017 1 Tim Warner , chief executive of Cinemark Holdings Inc . , admits he ' d never heard of the popular science fiction series " Dr . " Dr which series? 23 25 +1017 1 Tim Warner , chief executive of Cinemark Holdings Inc . , admits he ' d never heard of the popular science fiction series " Dr . Cinemark Holdings What type of business is Cinemark Holdings? 6 8 +1017 2 So the Montana native was skeptical when executives at BBC America approached him about the idea of screening a simulcast of the 50th anniversary episode of the cult - classic British TV series in Cinemark theaters across Latin America and the U . S . executives at BBC America Who were the executives at BBC America? 7 11 +1017 2 So the Montana native was skeptical when executives at BBC America approached him about the idea of screening a simulcast of the 50th anniversary episode of the cult - classic British TV series in Cinemark theaters across Latin America and the U . S . was skeptical Why was he skeptical about such a long-running series? 4 6 +1017 3 In late November , hundreds of " Whovians " showed up at more than 700 theaters from Los Angeles to New York and Sao Paulo , Brazil , many dressed as their favorite characters , to watch screenings of the special " Doctor Who : The Day of the Doctor " . " Whovians " is that a made up term? 6 9 +1017 4 " To be honest , many of us had never heard of ‘ Dr . of us had who is saying this? 6 9 +1017 4 " To be honest , many of us had never heard of ‘ Dr . never heard Why had they never heard of Doctor Who? 9 11 +1017 4 " To be honest , many of us had never heard of ‘ Dr . ‘ Dr What Dr. are they talking about? 12 14 +1018 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - When Terise Marchelos pulls up , the cats come running . come which cats? 13 14 +1018 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - When Terise Marchelos pulls up , the cats come running . up , Where is he pulling up to? 9 11 +1018 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - When Terise Marchelos pulls up , the cats come running . the cats come running Why do the cats come running when Terise, and are they metaphoric, or literal cats? 11 15 +1018 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - When Terise Marchelos pulls up , the cats come running . Terise Marchelos Where does Terise Marchelos pull up? 6 8 +1018 2 Lots of cats . Tabbies , tuxedos and tortoiseshells - about 20 of the animals greet her each evening when she arrives in a parking lot next to the train tracks south of downtown Orlando , Fla . She brings food every day to sustain the colony - one of hundreds of feral - cat colonies her organization , CARE Feline TNR Inc . , supports in Orange , Seminole and Osceola counties in the state . food What type of food does she bring them? 40 41 +1018 2 Lots of cats . Tabbies , tuxedos and tortoiseshells - about 20 of the animals greet her each evening when she arrives in a parking lot next to the train tracks south of downtown Orlando , Fla . She brings food every day to sustain the colony - one of hundreds of feral - cat colonies her organization , CARE Feline TNR Inc . , supports in Orange , Seminole and Osceola counties in the state . She brings food How much food does she bring with her? 38 41 +1018 3 But the simple act of feeding hungry cats is at the center of a fierce national debate that pits cat advocates against bird lovers , environmentalists and even the animal - rights group PETA over how to handle the millions of feral cats across the country . fierce national debate is it bad to feed? 14 17 +1018 3 But the simple act of feeding hungry cats is at the center of a fierce national debate that pits cat advocates against bird lovers , environmentalists and even the animal - rights group PETA over how to handle the millions of feral cats across the country . handle What is the debate over how to handle the feral cats? 37 38 +1018 3 But the simple act of feeding hungry cats is at the center of a fierce national debate that pits cat advocates against bird lovers , environmentalists and even the animal - rights group PETA over how to handle the millions of feral cats across the country . at the center of a fierce national debate Why is the simple act of feeding cats at the center of the debate? 9 17 +1018 3 But the simple act of feeding hungry cats is at the center of a fierce national debate that pits cat advocates against bird lovers , environmentalists and even the animal - rights group PETA over how to handle the millions of feral cats across the country . national debate What is the national debate over feral cats? 15 17 +1018 4 At issue is the practice known as TNR , for trap - neuter - return . TNR , is this a bad thing? 7 9 +1018 4 At issue is the practice known as TNR , for trap - neuter - return . trap - neuter - return Where are they returning them? 10 15 +1018 4 At issue is the practice known as TNR , for trap - neuter - return . At issue is the practice known as TNR , How is this an issue, if it helps lower the amount of cats that can reproduce? 0 9 +1018 5 Volunteers feed and trap cats , take them to a veterinarian to be vaccinated and spayed or neutered , then return them to the area where they live . neutered , Who pays for these neuterings? 17 19 +1019 1 A new study appears to validate what every 12 - year - old knows : If you drop food on the floor , you have five seconds until it becomes contaminated . study they really studied this? 2 3 +1019 1 A new study appears to validate what every 12 - year - old knows : If you drop food on the floor , you have five seconds until it becomes contaminated . study who is the study carried out by? 2 3 +1019 1 A new study appears to validate what every 12 - year - old knows : If you drop food on the floor , you have five seconds until it becomes contaminated . A new study What is the new study on? 0 3 +1019 1 A new study appears to validate what every 12 - year - old knows : If you drop food on the floor , you have five seconds until it becomes contaminated . new study Who did the new study? 1 3 +1019 2 Biology students at Aston University in Birmingham , England , tested the time - honored five - second rule and claim to have found some truth to it . some How much truth is some truth? 24 25 +1019 2 Biology students at Aston University in Birmingham , England , tested the time - honored five - second rule and claim to have found some truth to it . truth What truth did the biology students find to the five-second rule? 25 26 +1019 3 The faster you pick food up off the floor , they discovered , the less likely it is to contain bacteria . likely it is how did they measure bacteria? 15 18 +1019 3 The faster you pick food up off the floor , they discovered , the less likely it is to contain bacteria . likely How did they test a control to come to this comparison of less likely containing bacteria? 15 16 +1019 3 The faster you pick food up off the floor , they discovered , the less likely it is to contain bacteria . pick food up off the floor , What type of food can you pick up off the floor? 3 10 +1019 4 Working under the direction of microbiology professor Anthony Hilton , the students dropped toast , pasta , cookies and sticky candy and left them on the floor for three to 30 seconds , according to information released on the university ' s website March 10 . March 10 of which year? 43 45 +1019 4 Working under the direction of microbiology professor Anthony Hilton , the students dropped toast , pasta , cookies and sticky candy and left them on the floor for three to 30 seconds , according to information released on the university ' s website March 10 . 30 How did they decide on the time parameters of 3 to 30 seconds for the expirmemt? 30 31 +1020 1 LOS ANGELES - Tiny microbes on the bottom of the ocean floor may have been responsible for the largest extinction event our planet has ever seen , according to a new study . Tiny microbes how did they cause extinction? 3 5 +1020 1 LOS ANGELES - Tiny microbes on the bottom of the ocean floor may have been responsible for the largest extinction event our planet has ever seen , according to a new study . according to a new study . Who conducted the study? 27 33 +1020 1 LOS ANGELES - Tiny microbes on the bottom of the ocean floor may have been responsible for the largest extinction event our planet has ever seen , according to a new study . Tiny microbes How did the tiny microbes cause the largest extinction event? 3 5 +1020 1 LOS ANGELES - Tiny microbes on the bottom of the ocean floor may have been responsible for the largest extinction event our planet has ever seen , according to a new study . largest extinction event When was the largest extinction event? 18 21 +1020 2 These microbes of death were so small , that 1 billion of them could fit in a thimble - full of ocean sediment , and yet , they were almost responsible for killing off all the life on our planet , the scientists suggest . scientists suggest which scientists said it? 42 44 +1020 2 These microbes of death were so small , that 1 billion of them could fit in a thimble - full of ocean sediment , and yet , they were almost responsible for killing off all the life on our planet , the scientists suggest . microbes of death WHAT IS THE ACTUAL NAME OF THIS MICROBE? I DOUBT SCIENTISTS NAMED IT \"THE MICROBE OF DEATH\"... 1 4 +1020 3 The end - Permian extinction was the most catastrophic mass extinction the Earth has ever seen . the most catastrophic mass extinction what was the second most? 6 11 +1020 3 The end - Permian extinction was the most catastrophic mass extinction the Earth has ever seen . end - Permian extinction When did the end-Permian extinction occur? 1 5 +1020 3 The end - Permian extinction was the most catastrophic mass extinction the Earth has ever seen . end - Permian extinction WHEN DID THIS HAPPEN? 1 5 +1020 4 It started roughly 252 million years ago - long before the dinosaurs - and it continued for 20 , 000 years . 20 , 000 years Why did it continue for 20,000 years? 17 21 +1020 4 It started roughly 252 million years ago - long before the dinosaurs - and it continued for 20 , 000 years . continued for 20 , 000 years . WHY DID IT LAST SO LONG? 15 22 +1020 5 By the time it was over , nearly 90 percent of all life on Earth had been destroyed , the scientists say . had been destroyed , HOW DID WE RECOVER FORM THIS? 15 19 +1021 1 In what may be a revolution in experiencing music , 19 - year - old Russian pianist Osip Nikiforov is recording Chopin ' s Etude Op . revolution why is it a revolution? 5 6 +1021 1 In what may be a revolution in experiencing music , 19 - year - old Russian pianist Osip Nikiforov is recording Chopin ' s Etude Op . revolution in experiencing music , Why is this a revolution in experiencing music? 5 10 +1021 1 In what may be a revolution in experiencing music , 19 - year - old Russian pianist Osip Nikiforov is recording Chopin ' s Etude Op . revolution How is it a revolution in experiencing music? 5 6 +1021 2 10 , No . 1 , without capturing any of its sound . capturing how can they record without sound? 7 8 +1021 2 10 , No . 1 , without capturing any of its sound . any of its sound Sound of what? 8 12 +1021 2 10 , No . 1 , without capturing any of its sound . without capturing any of its sound Why is it not capturing any of its sounds? 6 12 +1021 2 10 , No . 1 , without capturing any of its sound . sound How can you record music without any sound? 11 12 +1021 3 Instead , a sensor - equipped piano is recording the " data " of his performance , the mechanical movements when keys and foot pedals are pressed . " data " why is it in quotes? 10 13 +1021 3 Instead , a sensor - equipped piano is recording the " data " of his performance , the mechanical movements when keys and foot pedals are pressed . Instead , Why is there a sensor-equipped piano recording data of his performance? 0 2 +1021 4 Playing a piano generates thousands of data points . generates Why does playing a piano generate a thousand of data points? 3 4 +1022 1 LOS ANGELES - Across the street from a wine lounge and a gourmet sausage spot in the Atwater Village neighborhood of Los Angeles , a small red - and - white neon sign reads : " DAVE ' S ACCORDION SCHOOL " . " DAVE ' S ACCORDION SCHOOL " he teaches accordions? 35 42 +1022 1 LOS ANGELES - Across the street from a wine lounge and a gourmet sausage spot in the Atwater Village neighborhood of Los Angeles , a small red - and - white neon sign reads : " DAVE ' S ACCORDION SCHOOL " . sausage What exactly is a sausage spot? 13 14 +1022 1 LOS ANGELES - Across the street from a wine lounge and a gourmet sausage spot in the Atwater Village neighborhood of Los Angeles , a small red - and - white neon sign reads : " DAVE ' S ACCORDION SCHOOL " . the Atwater Village neighborhood What is the Atwater Village neighborhood like? 16 20 +1022 2 Inside , black and tan cases sprawl in a row along the floor , and two shelves hold a hodgepodge of squeeze - boxes for sale . hodgepodge what does hodgepodge mean? 19 20 +1022 3 Business cards of norteño stars blanket a corkboard near the door , and nearby there ' s a printout of the dictionary ' s definition of the word " accordion , " with a suggested alternative : " A fantastic companion " . norteño what is this word? 3 4 +1022 3 Business cards of norteño stars blanket a corkboard near the door , and nearby there ' s a printout of the dictionary ' s definition of the word " accordion , " with a suggested alternative : " A fantastic companion " . stars What are Norteño stars? 4 5 +1022 3 Business cards of norteño stars blanket a corkboard near the door , and nearby there ' s a printout of the dictionary ' s definition of the word " accordion , " with a suggested alternative : " A fantastic companion " . printout What does the printout look like? 18 19 +1022 4 Owner Dave Caballero , 68 , sat on a piano bench examining the innards of a brown accordion . accordion Is this his accordion? 17 18 +1022 4 Owner Dave Caballero , 68 , sat on a piano bench examining the innards of a brown accordion . Owner Dave Caballero , What is his appearance like? 0 4 +1022 5 Down a narrow hallway , in a room decorated with an old blue couch and a figurine of Andy from " Toy Story , " his wife , Veronika , was finishing up her session with Emily Gaughenbaugh . Gaughenbaugh Who is she and what type of session was she having? 37 38 +1023 1 BEIJING - When Ma Wenfeng was a boy , his father earned so little money growing wheat and corn that the family mainly ate mantou , a steamed bread that is a staple of the poor . mantou , what does it look like? 24 26 +1023 1 BEIJING - When Ma Wenfeng was a boy , his father earned so little money growing wheat and corn that the family mainly ate mantou , a steamed bread that is a staple of the poor . Ma Wenfeng was a boy , During what years was Ma Wenfeng a boy? 3 9 +1023 1 BEIJING - When Ma Wenfeng was a boy , his father earned so little money growing wheat and corn that the family mainly ate mantou , a steamed bread that is a staple of the poor . little money growing wheat and corn How much can wheat and corn farmers earn in Beijing? 13 19 +1023 1 BEIJING - When Ma Wenfeng was a boy , his father earned so little money growing wheat and corn that the family mainly ate mantou , a steamed bread that is a staple of the poor . so little money How did his income compare to other people in their community? 12 15 +1023 2 The last thing he would have dreamed of was becoming a farmer . farmer but he ended up becoming one? 11 12 +1023 2 The last thing he would have dreamed of was becoming a farmer . last thing he would have dreamed of Why was this so far from his mind? 1 8 +1023 2 The last thing he would have dreamed of was becoming a farmer . becoming a farmer Why did he become a farmer? 9 12 +1023 2 The last thing he would have dreamed of was becoming a farmer . The last thing he would have dreamed What did he dream of doing? 0 7 +1023 2 The last thing he would have dreamed of was becoming a farmer . he Who is he? 3 4 +1023 3 Now it is his greatest ambition to start a farm , but not in China , a country where the very word for " farmer , " nongmin , is synonymous with " peasant " . nongmin , farmers are called this word? 27 29 +1023 3 Now it is his greatest ambition to start a farm , but not in China , a country where the very word for " farmer , " nongmin , is synonymous with " peasant " . not in China , What are some of the countries in which he would like to start a farm? 12 16 +1023 3 Now it is his greatest ambition to start a farm , but not in China , a country where the very word for " farmer , " nongmin , is synonymous with " peasant " . but not in China , Where does he want to start a farm? 11 16 +1023 4 Many Chinese farmers are long past retirement age but still tilling tiny , inefficient plots of land . inefficient plots of land Why is the land inefficient? 13 17 +1023 4 Many Chinese farmers are long past retirement age but still tilling tiny , inefficient plots of land . retirement age What is retirement age in China? 6 8 +1023 4 Many Chinese farmers are long past retirement age but still tilling tiny , inefficient plots of land . tiny , inefficient plots of land If the plots of land are tiny and inefficient, why do farmers continue to till them long past retirement age? 11 17 +1023 4 Many Chinese farmers are long past retirement age but still tilling tiny , inefficient plots of land . long past retirement age Why are they farming so late in life? 4 8 +1023 5 Motivated by the search for big expanses of land with abundant supplies of clean water , Chinese are looking far afield - to the United States , Chile , Brazil , Russia , Ukraine , Bulgaria and Australia . far afield - to the Why are they looking at these countries? 19 24 +1024 1 CHICAGO - On a recent afternoon at Chicago ' s Dewey Elementary Academy of Fine Arts , Ladon Brumfield asked a group of 9 - and 10 - year - old African - American girls to define beauty . define beauty what was their response? 36 38 +1024 1 CHICAGO - On a recent afternoon at Chicago ' s Dewey Elementary Academy of Fine Arts , Ladon Brumfield asked a group of 9 - and 10 - year - old African - American girls to define beauty . Ladon Brumfield Who is Ladon Brumfield? 17 19 +1024 1 CHICAGO - On a recent afternoon at Chicago ' s Dewey Elementary Academy of Fine Arts , Ladon Brumfield asked a group of 9 - and 10 - year - old African - American girls to define beauty . Ladon Brumfield Who is Ladon Brumfield? 17 19 +1024 2 The nearly 20 girls unanimously agreed that if a woman had short , kinky hair , she was not beautiful . kinky hair , from not brushing? 13 16 +1024 3 But when Brumfield , the director of a project empowering young girls , passed around a photograph of Lupita Nyong ' o , the dark - brown - skinned actress who sports an extra - short natural , the girls were silent for a moment . silent why were they silent? 41 42 +1024 3 But when Brumfield , the director of a project empowering young girls , passed around a photograph of Lupita Nyong ' o , the dark - brown - skinned actress who sports an extra - short natural , the girls were silent for a moment . project What is the name of the project? 8 9 +1024 3 But when Brumfield , the director of a project empowering young girls , passed around a photograph of Lupita Nyong ' o , the dark - brown - skinned actress who sports an extra - short natural , the girls were silent for a moment . project empowering young girls , What is the project empowering young girls? 8 13 +1024 4 Then , once again , their answer was unanimous : They agreed Nyong ' o was beautiful . Nyong ' o does it conflict? 12 15 +1024 4 Then , once again , their answer was unanimous : They agreed Nyong ' o was beautiful . answer Answer to what? 6 7 +1024 4 Then , once again , their answer was unanimous : They agreed Nyong ' o was beautiful . once again , Did Ladon Brumfield ask the question again? 2 5 +1024 5 " It ' s like they had to make a mental readjustment , " said Brumfield , founder of the non - profit Girls Rule ! non - profit Girls Rule ! What is the non-profit Girls Rule? 20 26 +1025 1 PHOENIX - Retired orthopedic surgeon Peter Rork and his co - pilot Doyle , a black Labrador retriever , spend their free time flying precious , sometimes barking , cargo in Rork ' s Cessna . cargo What cargo does Peter Rork fly? 29 30 +1025 1 PHOENIX - Retired orthopedic surgeon Peter Rork and his co - pilot Doyle , a black Labrador retriever , spend their free time flying precious , sometimes barking , cargo in Rork ' s Cessna . Retired When did Peter Rork retire? 2 3 +1025 1 PHOENIX - Retired orthopedic surgeon Peter Rork and his co - pilot Doyle , a black Labrador retriever , spend their free time flying precious , sometimes barking , cargo in Rork ' s Cessna . Cessna What kind of plane is a Cessna? 34 35 +1025 1 PHOENIX - Retired orthopedic surgeon Peter Rork and his co - pilot Doyle , a black Labrador retriever , spend their free time flying precious , sometimes barking , cargo in Rork ' s Cessna . precious , What is the precious cargo? 24 26 +1025 2 His last flight in March included 30 small dogs traveling from Arizona to a shelter in Idaho . 30 small dogs why were there no big dogs? 6 9 +1025 2 His last flight in March included 30 small dogs traveling from Arizona to a shelter in Idaho . Arizona Why did Peter Rork fly dogs from Arizona to Idaho? 11 12 +1025 2 His last flight in March included 30 small dogs traveling from Arizona to a shelter in Idaho . flight What kind of flight is it? 2 3 +1025 2 His last flight in March included 30 small dogs traveling from Arizona to a shelter in Idaho . 30 small dogs What type of small dogs? 6 9 +1025 2 His last flight in March included 30 small dogs traveling from Arizona to a shelter in Idaho . shelter What kind of shelter? 14 15 +1025 2 His last flight in March included 30 small dogs traveling from Arizona to a shelter in Idaho . from Arizona Where in Arizona did Peter Rork fly from? 10 12 +1025 3 " You almost feel like Santa Claus with a sled pulling in . feel like Santa Claus When do you feel like Santa Claus? 3 7 +1025 3 " You almost feel like Santa Claus with a sled pulling in . sled What type of sled? 9 10 +1025 3 " You almost feel like Santa Claus with a sled pulling in . pulling in Where are does sled pull in? 10 12 +1025 4 I ' ve got all kinds of goodies in the back of my plane , " Rork said from his home in Jackson Hole , Wyo . goodies What goodies does Peter Rork have in the back of his plane? 7 8 +1025 4 I ' ve got all kinds of goodies in the back of my plane , " Rork said from his home in Jackson Hole , Wyo . all kinds of goodies What kind of goodies? 4 8 +1025 4 I ' ve got all kinds of goodies in the back of my plane , " Rork said from his home in Jackson Hole , Wyo . back of my plane , " Where in the back of the plane? 10 16 +1025 5 Rork ' s organization , Dog Is My CoPilot , is among groups around the country that transport dogs by cars and planes to combat an overabundance of certain breeds in areas , a problem that often results in animal euthanasia . overabundance of certain breeds in areas , how does the problem arise? 26 33 +1025 5 Rork ' s organization , Dog Is My CoPilot , is among groups around the country that transport dogs by cars and planes to combat an overabundance of certain breeds in areas , a problem that often results in animal euthanasia . combat an overabundance What defines overabundance? 24 27 +1025 5 Rork ' s organization , Dog Is My CoPilot , is among groups around the country that transport dogs by cars and planes to combat an overabundance of certain breeds in areas , a problem that often results in animal euthanasia . certain breeds Which specific breeds? 28 30 +1025 5 Rork ' s organization , Dog Is My CoPilot , is among groups around the country that transport dogs by cars and planes to combat an overabundance of certain breeds in areas , a problem that often results in animal euthanasia . a problem Why overabundance of a a certain breed a problem? 33 35 +1026 1 JOHANNESBURG , South Africa - In scattered villages on steep green hillsides , many who killed their neighbors in Rwanda ' s genocide 20 years ago now live side by side with relatives of the dead . villages What are some examples of the villages? 7 8 +1026 2 Speech that creates ethnic divisions has been outlawed . Speech that creates ethnic divisions What kinds of speech create ethnic divisions? 0 5 +1026 3 Local tribunals called gacaca courts have allowed many offenders to be released from prison in return for confessions and expressions of remorse . gacaca courts what are those? 3 5 +1026 3 Local tribunals called gacaca courts have allowed many offenders to be released from prison in return for confessions and expressions of remorse . Local tribunals called gacaca courts How do these courts work? 0 5 +1026 4 And a generation of young people who grew up after the mass killings embody the hope of a new breed of Rwandans who identify not by ethnicity but by nationhood . Rwandans is rwanda not a country anymore? 21 22 +1026 5 Rwanda has made stunning progress since what was one of the 20th century ' s greatest crimes , when more than 800 , 000 Tutsis and moderate Hutus were slaughtered by Hutu extremists . Hutu extremists why were they slaughtered? 31 33 +1026 5 Rwanda has made stunning progress since what was one of the 20th century ' s greatest crimes , when more than 800 , 000 Tutsis and moderate Hutus were slaughtered by Hutu extremists . Hutus What is Hutu? 27 28 +1026 5 Rwanda has made stunning progress since what was one of the 20th century ' s greatest crimes , when more than 800 , 000 Tutsis and moderate Hutus were slaughtered by Hutu extremists . Tutsis What are Tutsis'? 24 25 +1026 5 Rwanda has made stunning progress since what was one of the 20th century ' s greatest crimes , when more than 800 , 000 Tutsis and moderate Hutus were slaughtered by Hutu extremists . made stunning progress How has this progress taken place? 2 5 +1027 1 MATSUMOTO , Japan - The 12 - year - old girl didn ' t want to leave her younger brother , and her grandparents didn ' t want her to go away . leave why did she have to leave? 16 17 +1027 1 MATSUMOTO , Japan - The 12 - year - old girl didn ' t want to leave her younger brother , and her grandparents didn ' t want her to go away . go away Why was the 12-year old going away? 30 32 +1027 1 MATSUMOTO , Japan - The 12 - year - old girl didn ' t want to leave her younger brother , and her grandparents didn ' t want her to go away . 12 - year - old girl Who is the 12-year-old girl? 5 11 +1027 1 MATSUMOTO , Japan - The 12 - year - old girl didn ' t want to leave her younger brother , and her grandparents didn ' t want her to go away . didn ' t want to leave Why did she have to leave her younger brother? 11 17 +1027 1 MATSUMOTO , Japan - The 12 - year - old girl didn ' t want to leave her younger brother , and her grandparents didn ' t want her to go away . her grandparents didn ' t want her to go away Why did they want her to stay? 22 32 +1027 2 But a family living near the " no - go zone " surrounding Japan ' s destroyed nuclear plant has other things to consider . " no - go zone " What is a no-go zone? 6 12 +1027 2 But a family living near the " no - go zone " surrounding Japan ' s destroyed nuclear plant has other things to consider . destroyed nuclear plant How was the nuclear plant destroyed? 16 19 +1027 2 But a family living near the " no - go zone " surrounding Japan ' s destroyed nuclear plant has other things to consider . " no - go zone " What is the \"no-go zone\"? 6 12 +1027 2 But a family living near the " no - go zone " surrounding Japan ' s destroyed nuclear plant has other things to consider . Japan ' s destroyed nuclear plant In what city is Japan's destroyed nuclear plant?\n\n\n\n 13 19 +1027 2 But a family living near the " no - go zone " surrounding Japan ' s destroyed nuclear plant has other things to consider . other things to consider What other things is this family considering? 20 24 +1027 2 But a family living near the " no - go zone " surrounding Japan ' s destroyed nuclear plant has other things to consider . destroyed nuclear plant Why was the plant destroyed? 16 19 +1027 3 Yukie Hashimoto and her husband sent their daughter 300 kilometers ( 200 miles ) away to the picturesque ski town of Matsumoto , where the mayor offered to take in and educate young people living in the shadow of the Fukushima Dai - ichi nuclear plant . Matsumoto , is there mountains? 21 23 +1027 3 Yukie Hashimoto and her husband sent their daughter 300 kilometers ( 200 miles ) away to the picturesque ski town of Matsumoto , where the mayor offered to take in and educate young people living in the shadow of the Fukushima Dai - ichi nuclear plant . offered to take in and educate How many young people will the mayor of Matsumoto be able to take in an educate? 26 32 +1027 3 Yukie Hashimoto and her husband sent their daughter 300 kilometers ( 200 miles ) away to the picturesque ski town of Matsumoto , where the mayor offered to take in and educate young people living in the shadow of the Fukushima Dai - ichi nuclear plant . shadow of the Fukushima Dai - ichi nuclear plant How far from the Dai-Chi nuclear plant does one have to live to escape its shadow? 37 46 +1027 4 Research has not shown the children to be in clear danger from exposure to low - dose radiation , but mistrust of the authorities remains high . mistrust of the authorities Why is mistrust of the authorities high? 20 24 +1027 4 Research has not shown the children to be in clear danger from exposure to low - dose radiation , but mistrust of the authorities remains high . Research What research has been done proving that children are not in danger from exposure to low-dose radiation? 0 1 +1027 4 Research has not shown the children to be in clear danger from exposure to low - dose radiation , but mistrust of the authorities remains high . clear danger What represents \"clear\" danger? 9 11 +1027 4 Research has not shown the children to be in clear danger from exposure to low - dose radiation , but mistrust of the authorities remains high . mistrust of the authorities Why do Japanese citizens mistrust authorities? 20 24 +1027 4 Research has not shown the children to be in clear danger from exposure to low - dose radiation , but mistrust of the authorities remains high . mistrust of the authorities remains high Why is there such mistrust? 20 26 +1027 5 The Hashimoto family , and the parents of seven other children , accepted the offer . accepted the offer how many declined? 12 15 +1028 1 LOS ANGELES - It ' s lunchtime at Washington Preparatory High School in Los Angeles , but 16 - year - old Parrish Jackson has barely touched her turkey burger and apricots . Parrish Jackson why hasnt she eaten? 22 24 +1028 1 LOS ANGELES - It ' s lunchtime at Washington Preparatory High School in Los Angeles , but 16 - year - old Parrish Jackson has barely touched her turkey burger and apricots . barely touched Why has Parrish Jackson barely touched her lunch? 25 27 +1028 1 LOS ANGELES - It ' s lunchtime at Washington Preparatory High School in Los Angeles , but 16 - year - old Parrish Jackson has barely touched her turkey burger and apricots . barely Why has Parrish barely touched her food at lunch? 25 26 +1028 1 LOS ANGELES - It ' s lunchtime at Washington Preparatory High School in Los Angeles , but 16 - year - old Parrish Jackson has barely touched her turkey burger and apricots . Parrish Who is Parris Jackson 22 23 +1028 1 LOS ANGELES - It ' s lunchtime at Washington Preparatory High School in Los Angeles , but 16 - year - old Parrish Jackson has barely touched her turkey burger and apricots . barely touched her turkey burger and apricots Why were the turkey burger and apricots not eaten? 25 32 +1028 2 She ' s dumping them into the trash can . trash can whys she dumping the food? 7 9 +1028 2 She ' s dumping them into the trash can . trash Why is Parrish Jackson throwing her lunch into the trash? 7 8 +1028 2 She ' s dumping them into the trash can . dumping Why is she dumping her lunch in the trash? 3 4 +1028 2 She ' s dumping them into the trash can . dumping Why is she throwing her lunch away? 3 4 +1028 2 She ' s dumping them into the trash can . dumping them into the trash can Why does not the school practice food composting? 3 9 +1028 3 The apricots are " sour , " the junior says . junior says is she spoiled? 8 10 +1028 3 The apricots are " sour , " the junior says . " sour , " Why are they sour? 3 7 +1028 3 The apricots are " sour , " the junior says . " sour , " Why are the apricots sour? 3 7 +1028 4 The meat is " nasty " . If it were up to her , she would just have taken the potato wedges - they ' re close enough to fries - then headed to the student store to fuel up on hot Cheetos and juice . " nasty " How is the meat nasty? 3 6 +1028 4 The meat is " nasty " . If it were up to her , she would just have taken the potato wedges - they ' re close enough to fries - then headed to the student store to fuel up on hot Cheetos and juice . " nasty " Why is the meat \"nasty\"? 3 6 +1028 5 And so it goes on hundreds of campuses in Los Angeles Unified , the nation ' s second - largest school system , which serves 650 , 000 meals a day . And so it goes on hundreds of campuses Why does not Los Angeles Unified school system re-evaluate their school meals? 0 8 +1029 1 KANSAS CITY , Mo . - It wasn ' t careless zookeepers that were responsible for the escape of seven chimpanzees from their Kansas City Zoo enclosure on Thursday afternoon . It wasn ' t careless zookeepers Who's fault was it? 6 12 +1029 1 KANSAS CITY , Mo . - It wasn ' t careless zookeepers that were responsible for the escape of seven chimpanzees from their Kansas City Zoo enclosure on Thursday afternoon . It wasn ' t careless zookeepers Then who was it? 6 12 +1029 1 KANSAS CITY , Mo . - It wasn ' t careless zookeepers that were responsible for the escape of seven chimpanzees from their Kansas City Zoo enclosure on Thursday afternoon . the escape how did they escape? 16 18 +1029 1 KANSAS CITY , Mo . - It wasn ' t careless zookeepers that were responsible for the escape of seven chimpanzees from their Kansas City Zoo enclosure on Thursday afternoon . escape of seven chimpanzees How did the animals escape? 17 21 +1029 1 KANSAS CITY , Mo . - It wasn ' t careless zookeepers that were responsible for the escape of seven chimpanzees from their Kansas City Zoo enclosure on Thursday afternoon . Kansas City Zoo enclosure How long had they been enclosed there? 23 27 +1029 2 It was clever chimpanzees . That was zoo director Randy Wisthoff ' s explanation for the unauthorized excursion that prompted a " Code Red " response among zoo employees , an hourlong lockdown of zoo visitors and finally a careful roundup . clever chimpanzees are they smart? 2 4 +1029 2 It was clever chimpanzees . That was zoo director Randy Wisthoff ' s explanation for the unauthorized excursion that prompted a " Code Red " response among zoo employees , an hourlong lockdown of zoo visitors and finally a careful roundup . It was clever chimpanzees How were they clever? 0 4 +1029 2 It was clever chimpanzees . That was zoo director Randy Wisthoff ' s explanation for the unauthorized excursion that prompted a " Code Red " response among zoo employees , an hourlong lockdown of zoo visitors and finally a careful roundup . clever chimpanzees how did they show they were clever? 2 4 +1029 2 It was clever chimpanzees . That was zoo director Randy Wisthoff ' s explanation for the unauthorized excursion that prompted a " Code Red " response among zoo employees , an hourlong lockdown of zoo visitors and finally a careful roundup . zoo employees , How many employees? 27 30 +1029 2 It was clever chimpanzees . That was zoo director Randy Wisthoff ' s explanation for the unauthorized excursion that prompted a " Code Red " response among zoo employees , an hourlong lockdown of zoo visitors and finally a careful roundup . finally a careful roundup How did they manage the round up? 37 41 +1029 3 " Chimps are so smart , " Wisthoff said . so smart , " how smart are they? 3 7 +1029 3 " Chimps are so smart , " Wisthoff said . smart , " how are they smart? 4 7 +1029 3 " Chimps are so smart , " Wisthoff said . so smart , " Are they as smart as a human? 3 7 +1029 4 One of them , he said , either found or broke off a 5 - or 6 - foot log or branch , leaned it against a wall and clambered to the top . clambered to the top what was at the top? 29 33 +1029 5 Then that chimpanzee - the " ringleader , " Wisthoff called him - persuaded six friends to join him . persuaded six friends to join him How does a chimp persuade? 13 19 +1029 5 Then that chimpanzee - the " ringleader , " Wisthoff called him - persuaded six friends to join him . called him how did they call him? 10 12 +1029 5 Then that chimpanzee - the " ringleader , " Wisthoff called him - persuaded six friends to join him . persuaded How did he persuade them? 13 14 +1030 1 Nick Stepka knew what gift would make his daughter ' s 3rd birthday a hit , and it wasn ' t a toy or doll . wasn ' t a toy or what was it then? 18 24 +1030 1 Nick Stepka knew what gift would make his daughter ' s 3rd birthday a hit , and it wasn ' t a toy or doll . gift What gift would make Nick Stepka's daughter's 3rd birthday a hit? 4 5 +1030 1 Nick Stepka knew what gift would make his daughter ' s 3rd birthday a hit , and it wasn ' t a toy or doll . make Why would the gift make his daughter's birthday party a hit? 6 7 +1030 1 Nick Stepka knew what gift would make his daughter ' s 3rd birthday a hit , and it wasn ' t a toy or doll . knew How did Nick Stepka know the gift would make the birthday party a hit? 2 3 +1030 2 He gave her a tablet - not a sleek new iPad or a hand - me - down Samsung , but one specifically designed and marketed for little ones . marketed for little ones what company makes those? 25 29 +1030 2 He gave her a tablet - not a sleek new iPad or a hand - me - down Samsung , but one specifically designed and marketed for little ones . tablet What brand of tablet? 4 5 +1030 2 He gave her a tablet - not a sleek new iPad or a hand - me - down Samsung , but one specifically designed and marketed for little ones . specifically How is the tablet specifically designed for little ones? 22 23 +1030 2 He gave her a tablet - not a sleek new iPad or a hand - me - down Samsung , but one specifically designed and marketed for little ones . marketed How is the marketing for the tablet different from other tablets? 25 26 +1030 3 It even came with a purple protective casing and loaded with kids ' applications and games . purple protective casing can it be taken off? 5 8 +1030 3 It even came with a purple protective casing and loaded with kids ' applications and games . loaded Why was the tablet loaded with applications and games? 9 10 +1030 4 " Her eyes lit up when she opened it , " said Stepka , 34 , a Shakopee , Minn . , father of three . lit Why did her eyes light up when she opened it? 3 4 +1030 5 " Everything else got put to the side " . put How was everything else put aside? 4 5 +1031 1 WASHINGTON - President Barack Obama on Monday called on Americans to stand up against religious bigotry as he offered his support to the families of those killed in shootings at two Jewish community centers in the Kansas City area . two Jewish community centers Which two Jewish community centers? 30 34 +1031 1 WASHINGTON - President Barack Obama on Monday called on Americans to stand up against religious bigotry as he offered his support to the families of those killed in shootings at two Jewish community centers in the Kansas City area . killed How many people were killed? 26 27 +1031 3 " No one should ever have to fear for their safety when they go to pray . pray is obama saying this? 15 16 +1031 4 And as a government , we ' re going to provide whatever assistance is needed to support the investigation " . provide whatever assistance how will they do that? 10 13 +1031 4 And as a government , we ' re going to provide whatever assistance is needed to support the investigation " . assistance What types of assistance would be provided? 12 13 +1031 5 Obama noted that he had a connection to two of the victims . connection what was the connection? 6 7 +1031 5 Obama noted that he had a connection to two of the victims . connection What was President Obama's connection with two of the victims? 6 7 +1031 5 Obama noted that he had a connection to two of the victims . connection How did he have a connection to them? 6 7 +1031 5 Obama noted that he had a connection to two of the victims . had a connection to two of the victims What is the connection? 4 12 +1032 1 PITTSBURGH - Teaching students alternatives to violence and improving their access to mental - health services are among the best ideas officials say they have for preventing the kind of bloodshed that has struck a long list of schools , including Franklin Regional High School in Murrysville , Pennsylvania . alternatives to violence What alternatives to violence are the officials teaching students? 4 7 +1032 1 PITTSBURGH - Teaching students alternatives to violence and improving their access to mental - health services are among the best ideas officials say they have for preventing the kind of bloodshed that has struck a long list of schools , including Franklin Regional High School in Murrysville , Pennsylvania . the kind of bloodshed What is considered \"bloodshed\" 27 31 +1032 2 But they say progress on arresting school violence nationwide has been hamstrung by a lack of funding , deployment of school - safety programs that haven ' t worked and a failure to properly train school staff and students . hamstrung why cant they get funding? 11 12 +1032 2 But they say progress on arresting school violence nationwide has been hamstrung by a lack of funding , deployment of school - safety programs that haven ' t worked and a failure to properly train school staff and students . failure to properly train Why can't school staff be properly trained? 31 35 +1032 2 But they say progress on arresting school violence nationwide has been hamstrung by a lack of funding , deployment of school - safety programs that haven ' t worked and a failure to properly train school staff and students . school - safety programs that haven ' t worked What were the school safety programs? 20 29 +1032 3 " We ' re 15 years after Columbine , and you ' d have thought we would have solved that problem , " John Matthews , executive director of the Texas - based Community Safety Institute said , referring to the 1999 rampage at a Colorado high school in which seniors Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold fatally shot 12 students and a teacher and injured about 20 others before committing suicide . solved that problem , " Why hasn't the problem been solved in 15 years? 18 23 +1032 4 A new Vanderbilt University study suggests that teaching younger students conflict - resolution skills - to think before they act - could be more effective than other techniques for reducing violence . University study suggests is that what the data said? 3 6 +1032 5 The study included a review of 27 school - safety programs nationwide and discussion sessions with Nashville , Tenn . , youths who were victims of violence . review of 27 school - safety it was very comprehensive then? 4 10 +1032 5 The study included a review of 27 school - safety programs nationwide and discussion sessions with Nashville , Tenn . , youths who were victims of violence . a review of 27 school - safety programs nationwide What do these programs entail? 3 12 +1033 1 WASHINGTON - Harry S . McAlpin made history in February 1944 when he became the first black reporter to cover a presidential news conference at the White House . cover a presidential news conference Which president was in office at the time? 19 24 +1033 1 WASHINGTON - Harry S . McAlpin made history in February 1944 when he became the first black reporter to cover a presidential news conference at the White House . presidential news conference Whose conference was he covering? 21 24 +1033 1 WASHINGTON - Harry S . McAlpin made history in February 1944 when he became the first black reporter to cover a presidential news conference at the White House . first black reporter Who allowed Harry to cover the presidential news conference? 15 18 +1033 3 And Franklin Delano Roosevelt , who ' d opened the White House doors after entreaties from African - American publishers , greeted the reporter as he made his way over to the president ' s desk , telling him , " Glad to see you , McAlpin " . McAlpin " does he know him? 46 48 +1033 3 And Franklin Delano Roosevelt , who ' d opened the White House doors after entreaties from African - American publishers , greeted the reporter as he made his way over to the president ' s desk , telling him , " Glad to see you , McAlpin " . entreaties from African - American publishers , How long have other African American publishers been trying to be invited to these news conferences? 14 21 +1033 4 It was not a sentiment shared by McAlpin ' s fellow scribes , members of the White House Correspondents ' Association who for a decade had denied black reporters the opportunity to attend the twice - weekly news conferences in the Oval Office . had denied black reporters Why were they still denying African-Americans access? 25 29 +1033 4 It was not a sentiment shared by McAlpin ' s fellow scribes , members of the White House Correspondents ' Association who for a decade had denied black reporters the opportunity to attend the twice - weekly news conferences in the Oval Office . White House Correspondents ' Association Who is the White House Correspondents' association? 16 21 +1033 5 Roosevelt ' s invite did nothing to deter them . deter them would anything deter them? 7 9 +1034 1 ALEPPO , Syria - The family members stood shivering on a balcony in Aleppo ' s Anadan suburb as midnight approached , their sleep interrupted by the nightly duty of a government helicopter pilot somewhere above them . Aleppo ' s is that the capital? 13 16 +1034 1 ALEPPO , Syria - The family members stood shivering on a balcony in Aleppo ' s Anadan suburb as midnight approached , their sleep interrupted by the nightly duty of a government helicopter pilot somewhere above them . balcony Why was the family outside of the balcony? 11 12 +1034 1 ALEPPO , Syria - The family members stood shivering on a balcony in Aleppo ' s Anadan suburb as midnight approached , their sleep interrupted by the nightly duty of a government helicopter pilot somewhere above them . duty Why was there a nightly duty of government helicopters? 28 29 +1034 1 ALEPPO , Syria - The family members stood shivering on a balcony in Aleppo ' s Anadan suburb as midnight approached , their sleep interrupted by the nightly duty of a government helicopter pilot somewhere above them . nightly duty of a government helicopter pilot Why are there daily helicopter flights 27 34 +1034 1 ALEPPO , Syria - The family members stood shivering on a balcony in Aleppo ' s Anadan suburb as midnight approached , their sleep interrupted by the nightly duty of a government helicopter pilot somewhere above them . family members Whose family members stood on a balcony? 5 7 +1034 1 ALEPPO , Syria - The family members stood shivering on a balcony in Aleppo ' s Anadan suburb as midnight approached , their sleep interrupted by the nightly duty of a government helicopter pilot somewhere above them . helicopter pilot For what country's government is the helicopter pilot from? 32 34 +1034 2 They followed the sound of the helicopter ' s whirring blades as well as scratchy updates coming over a walkie - talkie from rebels spread throughout the area . scratchy what does scratchy mean here? 14 15 +1034 2 They followed the sound of the helicopter ' s whirring blades as well as scratchy updates coming over a walkie - talkie from rebels spread throughout the area . walkie - talkie Why does the family have a walkie-talkie connected to the rebels? 19 22 +1034 2 They followed the sound of the helicopter ' s whirring blades as well as scratchy updates coming over a walkie - talkie from rebels spread throughout the area . rebels What are they rebelling about? 23 24 +1034 2 They followed the sound of the helicopter ' s whirring blades as well as scratchy updates coming over a walkie - talkie from rebels spread throughout the area . area What area were the rebels spread about? 27 28 +1034 3 News came in that the helicopter had dropped two barrel bombs - oil drums filled with TNT that can level buildings - on nearby towns . helicopter had dropped two barrel bombs Why are they dropping bombs? 5 11 +1034 3 News came in that the helicopter had dropped two barrel bombs - oil drums filled with TNT that can level buildings - on nearby towns . towns Which towns had the barrel bombs dropped on them? 24 25 +1034 3 News came in that the helicopter had dropped two barrel bombs - oil drums filled with TNT that can level buildings - on nearby towns . dropped two barrel bombs - Why were the bombs dropped? 7 12 +1034 4 They knew that the helicopters can carry up to four of the bombs . that the helicopters how did they know that? 2 5 +1034 4 They knew that the helicopters can carry up to four of the bombs . four of the bombs Were they carrying all four and did they drop the other two? 9 13 +1034 4 They knew that the helicopters can carry up to four of the bombs . They Who knew about the helicopters carrying bombs? 0 1 +1034 5 They waited for the last two . Below them , lights came on in basement bunkers as others sought a small measure of protection . bunkers Why doesn’t the family seek shelter in a bunker? 15 16 +1034 5 They waited for the last two . Below them , lights came on in basement bunkers as others sought a small measure of protection . a small measure of protection How much protection do these bunkers give? 19 24 +1035 1 JUBA , South Sudan - Close calls with crocodiles , a brutal civil war and even the death of a fellow traveler have not deterred a British man from attempting to walk the length of the Nile River . man from attempting to walk the length of who is this guy? 27 35 +1035 1 JUBA , South Sudan - Close calls with crocodiles , a brutal civil war and even the death of a fellow traveler have not deterred a British man from attempting to walk the length of the Nile River . the death of a fellow traveler How did his fellow traveler die? 16 22 +1035 1 JUBA , South Sudan - Close calls with crocodiles , a brutal civil war and even the death of a fellow traveler have not deterred a British man from attempting to walk the length of the Nile River . walk the length of the Nile River Why does he want to undertake such a dangerous mission? 31 38 +1035 1 JUBA , South Sudan - Close calls with crocodiles , a brutal civil war and even the death of a fellow traveler have not deterred a British man from attempting to walk the length of the Nile River . British man Who is the British man trying to walk the length of the Nile River? 26 28 +1035 1 JUBA , South Sudan - Close calls with crocodiles , a brutal civil war and even the death of a fellow traveler have not deterred a British man from attempting to walk the length of the Nile River . walk the length of the Nile River Why is a man walking the length of the Nile River? 31 38 +1035 2 The yearlong 4 , 250 mile journey along the world ' s longest river will see the former British army captain pass through six countries . six countries which countries? 23 25 +1035 2 The yearlong 4 , 250 mile journey along the world ' s longest river will see the former British army captain pass through six countries . pass through six countries . Which six countries? 21 26 +1035 2 The yearlong 4 , 250 mile journey along the world ' s longest river will see the former British army captain pass through six countries . six countries Which six countries will the British man be passing though? 23 25 +1035 3 After four months trekking through Rwanda , Tanzania and Uganda , Levison Wood is now in South Sudan , a country with little infrastructure that has been destabilized by four months of fighting between pro - and anti - government forces . months of fighting Why are they fighting? 30 33 +1035 4 The 31 - year - old said it took three years to plan the walk from Rwanda to Egypt . three years to plan why did it take so long to plan? 9 13 +1035 4 The 31 - year - old said it took three years to plan the walk from Rwanda to Egypt . three years to plan What goes into the planning? 9 13 +1035 4 The 31 - year - old said it took three years to plan the walk from Rwanda to Egypt . three years Why did it take three years to plan? 9 11 +1035 5 " I ' ve always had a passion for Africa since I was young . passion for Africa what is the passion based on? 7 10 +1036 1 AKRON , Ohio - Casual observers might call Vera Kap ' s eggs beautiful or intricate or even exquisite . Vera Who is Vera Kap? 8 9 +1036 1 AKRON , Ohio - Casual observers might call Vera Kap ' s eggs beautiful or intricate or even exquisite . Vera Kap ' s what is this? 8 12 +1036 1 AKRON , Ohio - Casual observers might call Vera Kap ' s eggs beautiful or intricate or even exquisite . intricate how do they look like? 15 16 +1036 1 AKRON , Ohio - Casual observers might call Vera Kap ' s eggs beautiful or intricate or even exquisite . eggs Are these real or fabricated eggs? 12 13 +1036 2 But Kap knows they ' re so much more . more What are they? 8 9 +1036 2 But Kap knows they ' re so much more . Kap who is this? 1 2 +1036 2 But Kap knows they ' re so much more . so much more So much more in what way? 6 9 +1036 2 But Kap knows they ' re so much more . so much more What makes tham \"more\" than other, similar eggs? 6 9 +1036 3 The West Akron , Ohio , resident is a pysanky artist , who decorates Easter eggs using methods and motifs that have been part of Ukrainian culture for centuries . pysanky what is pysansky? 9 10 +1036 3 The West Akron , Ohio , resident is a pysanky artist , who decorates Easter eggs using methods and motifs that have been part of Ukrainian culture for centuries . Ukrainian culture is Kap from Ukraine? how do they know how to decorate the eggs? 25 27 +1036 3 The West Akron , Ohio , resident is a pysanky artist , who decorates Easter eggs using methods and motifs that have been part of Ukrainian culture for centuries . methods and motifs What kinds of methods? 17 20 +1036 4 To her , the eggs aren ' t just springtime ornaments . springtime ornaments are they sentimental? 9 11 +1036 4 To her , the eggs aren ' t just springtime ornaments . ornaments What are they? 10 11 +1036 4 To her , the eggs aren ' t just springtime ornaments . aren ' t just what does it mean to her? 5 9 +1036 5 They ' re a connection to her heritage and proof that tradition can triumph over hardship and oppression . oppression What kind of oppression? 17 18 +1036 5 They ' re a connection to her heritage and proof that tradition can triumph over hardship and oppression . hardship and oppression what hardships and oppression? 15 18 +1036 5 They ' re a connection to her heritage and proof that tradition can triumph over hardship and oppression . tradition can triumph How do these eggs demonstrate triumph? What was the hardship? 11 14 +1037 1 BEIJING - Investigators looking for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 have put away their towed pinger locator and are about to call off searches for surface debris . pinger locator what is a pinger locator? 14 16 +1037 1 BEIJING - Investigators looking for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 have put away their towed pinger locator and are about to call off searches for surface debris . towed pinger locator What is a towed pinger locator? 13 16 +1037 1 BEIJING - Investigators looking for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 have put away their towed pinger locator and are about to call off searches for surface debris . looking for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 How long was the flight missing? 3 9 +1037 1 BEIJING - Investigators looking for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 have put away their towed pinger locator and are about to call off searches for surface debris . looking for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 Why are people looking for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370? 3 9 +1037 1 BEIJING - Investigators looking for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 have put away their towed pinger locator and are about to call off searches for surface debris . towed pinger locator What is a towed pinger locator? 13 16 +1037 1 BEIJING - Investigators looking for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 have put away their towed pinger locator and are about to call off searches for surface debris . call off searches Why are they about to call of searches? 20 23 +1037 2 Now , it ' s all up to a little yellow robotic submarine to find the missing Boeing 777 in an area bigger than the city of Los Angeles . little yellow robotic submarine who is piloting it? 9 13 +1037 2 Now , it ' s all up to a little yellow robotic submarine to find the missing Boeing 777 in an area bigger than the city of Los Angeles . area What area is the robotic submarine searching? 21 22 +1037 2 Now , it ' s all up to a little yellow robotic submarine to find the missing Boeing 777 in an area bigger than the city of Los Angeles . yellow robotic submarine What is this yellow robotic submarine called? 10 13 +1037 2 Now , it ' s all up to a little yellow robotic submarine to find the missing Boeing 777 in an area bigger than the city of Los Angeles . little yellow robotic submarine Why is it all up to a little yellow robotic submarine? 9 13 +1037 3 Technicians aboard the Australian ship Ocean Shield were set Monday afternoon to start deploying the Bluefin - 21 underwater autonomous vehicle in the Indian Ocean , sending it 2 . 8 miles down to the seabed and using its side - scanning sonar arrays to look for wreckage from the plane . wreckage from the plane How many passengers were aboard the plane? 47 51 +1037 3 Technicians aboard the Australian ship Ocean Shield were set Monday afternoon to start deploying the Bluefin - 21 underwater autonomous vehicle in the Indian Ocean , sending it 2 . 8 miles down to the seabed and using its side - scanning sonar arrays to look for wreckage from the plane . sonar arrays Why would sonar arrays be used? 42 44 +1037 3 Technicians aboard the Australian ship Ocean Shield were set Monday afternoon to start deploying the Bluefin - 21 underwater autonomous vehicle in the Indian Ocean , sending it 2 . 8 miles down to the seabed and using its side - scanning sonar arrays to look for wreckage from the plane . wreckage Why would there be wreckage? 47 48 +1037 4 " It is time to go underwater , " Air Chief Marshal Angus Houston , who is coordinating the search from Perth , Australia , said in announcing the new phase of operations . Perth , is that in west australia? 21 23 +1037 4 " It is time to go underwater , " Air Chief Marshal Angus Houston , who is coordinating the search from Perth , Australia , said in announcing the new phase of operations . " It is time to go underwater , " What are the chances of finding the missing plane underwater? 0 9 +1037 5 Unless the robot sub gets lucky , the process could take a while : The U . S . Navy , which lent the Bluefin - 21 to the search team , said mapping the area where the plane most likely disappeared could take six weeks to two months . robot sub How much does this robot sub cost? 2 4 +1037 5 Unless the robot sub gets lucky , the process could take a while : The U . S . Navy , which lent the Bluefin - 21 to the search team , said mapping the area where the plane most likely disappeared could take six weeks to two months . mapping the area Why does mapping the area take so long? 33 36 +1037 5 Unless the robot sub gets lucky , the process could take a while : The U . S . Navy , which lent the Bluefin - 21 to the search team , said mapping the area where the plane most likely disappeared could take six weeks to two months . U . S . Navy , Why does the U.S. Navy have the Bluefin-21? 15 21 +1038 1 ORLANDO , Fla . - Lake County teacher Lynn Barrett ' s young students chatter softly while huddled in groups over their iPads as they explain the cause and effect of events in a fictional story . fictional story Which fictional story are the students discussing? 34 36 +1038 2 The kindergarten through second - graders help one another work the device and explain tough concepts - without the pressure to earn an A or fear of receiving an F . Grades don ' t mean much to Barrett , a veteran teacher . veteran teacher how long has he been teaching? 41 43 +1038 2 The kindergarten through second - graders help one another work the device and explain tough concepts - without the pressure to earn an A or fear of receiving an F . Grades don ' t mean much to Barrett , a veteran teacher . kindergarten through second - graders Are the different grade levels all being taught together? 1 6 +1038 2 The kindergarten through second - graders help one another work the device and explain tough concepts - without the pressure to earn an A or fear of receiving an F . Grades don ' t mean much to Barrett , a veteran teacher . Grades don ' t mean much to Barrett , Why doesn't she put much emphasis on grades? 31 40 +1038 3 An A - plus in reading , for instance , won ' t tell parents how well their child can pronounce words with silent letters , just as a C or F can ' t explain how well a child understands vowels , she said . she said do other teachers think the same way? 43 45 +1038 4 " Just because they got an A or a 92 on their report card in no way tells a parent exactly what they did , " she said . in no way tells a parent exactly what they did , " Isn't this what notes on report cards and parent teacher meetings are for? 14 26 +1038 5 " All that tells you is a number . It doesn ' t really give you any kind of depth of knowledge as to what they know " . knowledge as to what they how can it be quantified then? 21 26 +1039 1 MINNEAPOLIS - Another group of former NHL players has joined the fight for compensation for head injuries they say they incurred while playing , while at the same time targeting the violence of the game that they believe brought about those injuries . head injuries did they get concussions? 15 17 +1039 1 MINNEAPOLIS - Another group of former NHL players has joined the fight for compensation for head injuries they say they incurred while playing , while at the same time targeting the violence of the game that they believe brought about those injuries . compensation how much is the compensation? 13 14 +1039 1 MINNEAPOLIS - Another group of former NHL players has joined the fight for compensation for head injuries they say they incurred while playing , while at the same time targeting the violence of the game that they believe brought about those injuries . former NHL players Who are the former NHL players who are fighting for head injury compensation? 5 8 +1039 1 MINNEAPOLIS - Another group of former NHL players has joined the fight for compensation for head injuries they say they incurred while playing , while at the same time targeting the violence of the game that they believe brought about those injuries . former NHL What team/teams are these players from? 5 7 +1039 1 MINNEAPOLIS - Another group of former NHL players has joined the fight for compensation for head injuries they say they incurred while playing , while at the same time targeting the violence of the game that they believe brought about those injuries . group of Who are the players that are making up the group? 3 5 +1039 2 Retired players Dave Christian , Reed Larson and William Bennett filed a class action lawsuit in federal court on Tuesday alleging that the league has promoted fighting and downplayed the risk of head injuries that come from it . Dave Christian , Reed Larson and William Bennett What teams/teams did these individuals play for? 2 10 +1039 2 Retired players Dave Christian , Reed Larson and William Bennett filed a class action lawsuit in federal court on Tuesday alleging that the league has promoted fighting and downplayed the risk of head injuries that come from it . filed a class action lawsuit in federal court Where exactly (county, state, country, etc.) will this lawsuit take place? 10 18 +1039 3 " I think the glorified violence is really the Achilles heel for the NHL , " said Charles " Bucky " Zimmerman , an attorney at Zimmerman Reed that filed the lawsuit on behalf of the players . glorified violence What is considered \"glorified violence\"? 4 6 +1039 3 " I think the glorified violence is really the Achilles heel for the NHL , " said Charles " Bucky " Zimmerman , an attorney at Zimmerman Reed that filed the lawsuit on behalf of the players . Charles Is this attorney a typical athlete/retired athlete representative? 17 18 +1039 4 " If anything comes of this , the focus on the glorified violence and perhaps the change to that will be a good thing " . glorified violence who glorifies it? 11 13 +1039 5 The lawsuit , which is similar to one brought by former football players against the NFL , joins others filed by hockey players in Washington and New York and seeks monetary damages and increased medical monitoring . medical monitoring how can they be monitored? 34 36 +1039 5 The lawsuit , which is similar to one brought by former football players against the NFL , joins others filed by hockey players in Washington and New York and seeks monetary damages and increased medical monitoring . medical monitoring How much would the medical monitoring cost the NFL? 34 36 +1039 5 The lawsuit , which is similar to one brought by former football players against the NFL , joins others filed by hockey players in Washington and New York and seeks monetary damages and increased medical monitoring . former football players Who are the former football players who sued the NFL? 10 13 +1039 5 The lawsuit , which is similar to one brought by former football players against the NFL , joins others filed by hockey players in Washington and New York and seeks monetary damages and increased medical monitoring . monetary damages How much in monetary damages are the hockey players suing for? 30 32 +1039 5 The lawsuit , which is similar to one brought by former football players against the NFL , joins others filed by hockey players in Washington and New York and seeks monetary damages and increased medical monitoring . medical monitoring What kind of monitoring? 34 36 +1039 5 The lawsuit , which is similar to one brought by former football players against the NFL , joins others filed by hockey players in Washington and New York and seeks monetary damages and increased medical monitoring . is similar What exactly did they sue for? 4 6 +1040 1 BOSTON - Under heavy security that included a battery of surveillance cameras and police officers on rooftops , nearly 36 , 000 runners hit the streets Monday in the first Boston Marathon since last year ' s deadly bombing , sending a powerful message of resilience . security how many security workers? 4 5 +1040 2 In what some saw as altogether fitting , an American won the men ' s division for the first time in more than 30 years , dominating a field that included many athletes who were prevented from completing the race last year . American were there lots of foreigners? 9 10 +1040 4 The two pressure - cooker bombs that went off near the end of the 26 . 2 - mile course killed three people and wounded more than 260 in a hellish spectacle of torn limbs , smoke and broken glass . hellish spectacle was it recorded? 30 32 +1040 4 The two pressure - cooker bombs that went off near the end of the 26 . 2 - mile course killed three people and wounded more than 260 in a hellish spectacle of torn limbs , smoke and broken glass . bombs that went off Why did the terrorists do this? 5 9 +1041 1 ATLANTA - Arthur Blank donned traditional soccer garb to mark his newest venture - an MLS team for Atlanta . Arthur Blank who is he? 2 4 +1041 1 ATLANTA - Arthur Blank donned traditional soccer garb to mark his newest venture - an MLS team for Atlanta . Arthur Blank Who is Arthur Blank? 2 4 +1041 2 " I love this one , " Blank said , looking down at the red , black and gold scarf draped over his dark suit . red , black and gold scarf is it luxurious? 14 20 +1041 2 " I love this one , " Blank said , looking down at the red , black and gold scarf draped over his dark suit . " I love this one , " Why does he love \"this one\"? 0 7 +1041 3 " I haven ' t taken it off since it was given to me . given to me when was it given to him? 11 14 +1041 3 " I haven ' t taken it off since it was given to me . since it was given to me How long ago was it given to him, and how does he maintain self sanitation with it always on? 8 14 +1041 3 " I haven ' t taken it off since it was given to me . given Who gave it to him? 11 12 +1041 3 " I haven ' t taken it off since it was given to me . given to me Who gave Arthur Blank the scarf? 11 14 +1041 4 I may not sleep in it tonight , but I may . but I may is he joking? 8 11 +1041 4 I may not sleep in it tonight , but I may . but I may He may or may not sleep with it on depending on what factors? 8 11 +1041 5 I haven ' t decided yet " . Major League Soccer announced its latest team Wednesday , an expansion team for Atlanta that will begin play in 2017 at the city ' s new retractable roof stadium . city ' s new retractable roof stadium What is the name of the city's new retractable roof stadium? 30 37 +1042 1 JEFFERSON CITY , Mo . - Through 13 years of teaching , Jennifer Kavanaugh never dreamed of hitting a child - not even once . child - not even once but she did it now? 19 24 +1042 1 JEFFERSON CITY , Mo . - Through 13 years of teaching , Jennifer Kavanaugh never dreamed of hitting a child - not even once . teaching , Where does Jennifer work? 10 12 +1042 1 JEFFERSON CITY , Mo . - Through 13 years of teaching , Jennifer Kavanaugh never dreamed of hitting a child - not even once . never dreamed of hitting a child What did Jennifer Kavanaugh dream of during these 13 years? 14 20 +1042 2 Kavanaugh , now a fifth - grade teacher at St . Margaret of Scotland School in St . Louis , previously taught in a school where children were physically punished for bad behavior , but she never participated . she never did she report it? 35 37 +1042 2 Kavanaugh , now a fifth - grade teacher at St . Margaret of Scotland School in St . Louis , previously taught in a school where children were physically punished for bad behavior , but she never participated . physically punished for bad behavior , How were they physically punished? 28 34 +1042 2 Kavanaugh , now a fifth - grade teacher at St . Margaret of Scotland School in St . Louis , previously taught in a school where children were physically punished for bad behavior , but she never participated . St . Margaret of Scotland School in St . Louis , How do the rules concerning physical discipline differ in St. Louis compared to Kavanaugh's previous school? 9 20 +1042 2 Kavanaugh , now a fifth - grade teacher at St . Margaret of Scotland School in St . Louis , previously taught in a school where children were physically punished for bad behavior , but she never participated . physically punished for bad behavior , What sort of behavior led to these punishments? 28 34 +1042 3 She knows there are teachers across the state who do , however , and she wants it stopped . knows there are teachers across the how does she know this? 1 7 +1042 3 She knows there are teachers across the state who do , however , and she wants it stopped . she wants it stopped Does she have a plan of action? 14 18 +1042 3 She knows there are teachers across the state who do , however , and she wants it stopped . there are teachers across the state who do , How do these physical punishments affect the growing students? 2 11 +1042 3 She knows there are teachers across the state who do , however , and she wants it stopped . she wants it stopped Why does she feel so strongly? 14 18 +1042 4 " All studies point to the fact that corporal punishment does not make for a more peaceful , happier child , " she said at the Capitol on Wednesday . punishment does not make for a more peaceful , Does physical punishment actually cause more negative behavior from the students being disciplined? 9 18 +1042 4 " All studies point to the fact that corporal punishment does not make for a more peaceful , happier child , " she said at the Capitol on Wednesday . " All studies What is her evidence? 0 3 +1042 5 Kavanaugh and about 30 of her fifth - grade students attended a hearing Wednesday on a bill , sponsored by Democratic State Sen . Joe Keaveny , that would ban corporal punishment , or spanking , in both public and private schools in the state . 30 of her fifth - grade students attended a hearing How was this school trip paid for? 3 13 +1042 5 Kavanaugh and about 30 of her fifth - grade students attended a hearing Wednesday on a bill , sponsored by Democratic State Sen . Joe Keaveny , that would ban corporal punishment , or spanking , in both public and private schools in the state . a bill , Was this bill passed? 15 18 +1043 1 LONDON - In a north London hospital , scientists are growing noses , ears and blood vessels in a bold attempt to make body parts in the laboratory . laboratory In which laboratory are they attempting to make body parts? 27 28 +1043 1 LONDON - In a north London hospital , scientists are growing noses , ears and blood vessels in a bold attempt to make body parts in the laboratory . body parts Why are scientists trying to grow body parts? 23 25 +1043 1 LONDON - In a north London hospital , scientists are growing noses , ears and blood vessels in a bold attempt to make body parts in the laboratory . In a north London hospital , Which north London hospital? 2 8 +1043 1 LONDON - In a north London hospital , scientists are growing noses , ears and blood vessels in a bold attempt to make body parts in the laboratory . growing HOW DO YOU GROW A BODY PART? 10 11 +1043 2 It ' s far from the only lab in the world that is pursuing the futuristic idea of growing organs for transplant . only lab which other labs? 6 8 +1043 2 It ' s far from the only lab in the world that is pursuing the futuristic idea of growing organs for transplant . far from the only lab WHO ELSE IS RESEARCHING THIS? 3 8 +1043 3 But the London work was showcased Tuesday as Mayor Boris Johnson announced a plan to attract more labs to do cutting - edge health and science research in the area . attract WHAT IS THE APPEAL TO THESE RESEARCH GROUPS? 15 16 +1043 4 While only a handful of patients have received the British lab - made organs so far - including tear ducts , blood vessels and windpipes - researchers hope they will soon be able to transplant more types of body parts into patients , including what would be the world ' s first nose made partly from stem cells . windpipes is that the throat? 24 25 +1043 4 While only a handful of patients have received the British lab - made organs so far - including tear ducts , blood vessels and windpipes - researchers hope they will soon be able to transplant more types of body parts into patients , including what would be the world ' s first nose made partly from stem cells . patients Have the patients who have received the organs survived? 5 6 +1043 4 While only a handful of patients have received the British lab - made organs so far - including tear ducts , blood vessels and windpipes - researchers hope they will soon be able to transplant more types of body parts into patients , including what would be the world ' s first nose made partly from stem cells . handful of patients HOW DID THEY DO WITH THE TRANSPLANT? 3 6 +1043 5 " It ' s like making a cake , " said Alexander Seifalian at University College London , the scientist leading the effort . making a cake , " in what way? 5 10 +1043 5 " It ' s like making a cake , " said Alexander Seifalian at University College London , the scientist leading the effort . " It ' s like making a cake , " IN WHAT WAY? 0 10 +1044 1 When she was 4 , Doris Pilkington Garimara was uprooted from her home in western Australia and sent to a camp for " half - caste " aboriginals , where she grew up believing she had been abandoned and forgotten by her mother . " half - caste " is it racist? 22 27 +1044 1 When she was 4 , Doris Pilkington Garimara was uprooted from her home in western Australia and sent to a camp for " half - caste " aboriginals , where she grew up believing she had been abandoned and forgotten by her mother . uprooted Why was Doris Pilkington Garimara uprooted from her home? 9 10 +1044 1 When she was 4 , Doris Pilkington Garimara was uprooted from her home in western Australia and sent to a camp for " half - caste " aboriginals , where she grew up believing she had been abandoned and forgotten by her mother . " half - caste " What does half-caste mean? 22 27 +1044 1 When she was 4 , Doris Pilkington Garimara was uprooted from her home in western Australia and sent to a camp for " half - caste " aboriginals , where she grew up believing she had been abandoned and forgotten by her mother . sent to a camp for " half - caste " aboriginals , Why was she sent to this camp? 17 29 +1044 3 Pilkington Garimara and her mother belonged to " the stolen generations " - the estimated 100 , 000 children of mixed aboriginal and white ancestry who by government edict were snatched from their homes and reared in desolate settlements . Pilkington Garimara what did she grow up to be? 0 2 +1044 3 Pilkington Garimara and her mother belonged to " the stolen generations " - the estimated 100 , 000 children of mixed aboriginal and white ancestry who by government edict were snatched from their homes and reared in desolate settlements . desolate settlements Why were the stolen generations reared in desolate settlements? 37 39 +1044 3 Pilkington Garimara and her mother belonged to " the stolen generations " - the estimated 100 , 000 children of mixed aboriginal and white ancestry who by government edict were snatched from their homes and reared in desolate settlements . government Why did they take their homes away from them? 27 28 +1044 3 Pilkington Garimara and her mother belonged to " the stolen generations " - the estimated 100 , 000 children of mixed aboriginal and white ancestry who by government edict were snatched from their homes and reared in desolate settlements . by government edict What led to this type of legislation? 26 29 +1044 4 By separating them from their darker - skinned relatives , the policy aimed to assimilate them into white society . assimilate them into white society did it work? 14 19 +1044 5 The forced removals occurred through most of the last century , ending in the 1970s but kept hidden far longer , in part because those who had been the targets accepted what the government told them : that aboriginal people were dirty and evil . that aboriginal people were dirty and evil What was the rationale for these types of beliefs? 37 44 +1045 1 JERUSALEM - The crowd that gathered at the recent grand opening of Cinema City hadn ' t come for the movies . hadn ' t come for the what did they come for? 14 20 +1045 1 JERUSALEM - The crowd that gathered at the recent grand opening of Cinema City hadn ' t come for the movies . movies What did they come for if it wasn't the movies? 20 21 +1045 1 JERUSALEM - The crowd that gathered at the recent grand opening of Cinema City hadn ' t come for the movies . hadn ' t come for the movies If they were gathering at a cinema, what were they waiting for if not movies? 14 21 +1045 1 JERUSALEM - The crowd that gathered at the recent grand opening of Cinema City hadn ' t come for the movies . hadn ' t come for the movies . What happened? 14 22 +1045 2 They were there in droves to protest a government regulation that keeps the 19 - screen multiplex closed each week from sundown Friday to sundown Saturday . 19 - screen multiplex why does it have to close? 13 17 +1045 2 They were there in droves to protest a government regulation that keeps the 19 - screen multiplex closed each week from sundown Friday to sundown Saturday . regulation Why was this regulation put in place? 9 10 +1045 2 They were there in droves to protest a government regulation that keeps the 19 - screen multiplex closed each week from sundown Friday to sundown Saturday . closed Why would the government want this? 17 18 +1045 3 " Jerusalem , wake up ! " the protesters chanted as security guards blocked them from entering the lobby . security guards are these private guards or government people? 11 13 +1045 4 " Nonreligious people are equal too ! " The demonstration was the latest skirmish in Jerusalem ' s long - running " Sabbath wars , " which for decades have pitted the city ' s secular Jewish population against its ultra - Orthodox community over whether shops , theaters and other public spaces can remain open on the Jewish day of rest . " Nonreligious people are there atheists in jerusalem? 0 3 +1045 4 " Nonreligious people are equal too ! " The demonstration was the latest skirmish in Jerusalem ' s long - running " Sabbath wars , " which for decades have pitted the city ' s secular Jewish population against its ultra - Orthodox community over whether shops , theaters and other public spaces can remain open on the Jewish day of rest . rest If a company wants to be open they can't be open because of a law? 61 62 +1045 4 " Nonreligious people are equal too ! " The demonstration was the latest skirmish in Jerusalem ' s long - running " Sabbath wars , " which for decades have pitted the city ' s secular Jewish population against its ultra - Orthodox community over whether shops , theaters and other public spaces can remain open on the Jewish day of rest . long - running " Sabbath wars , " How long have these regulations been on the books? 18 26 +1045 5 " I don ' t tell people when to go to the synagogue , and they shouldn ' t tell me when to go to the cinema , " said Laura Wharton , a city councilwoman whose left - leaning Meretz party led the protest outside the multiplex , which was built on city land and is barred from opening on the Sabbath by a provision written by an ultra - Orthodox city lawmaker . lawmaker Does this place have separation of church and state? 73 74 +1045 5 " I don ' t tell people when to go to the synagogue , and they shouldn ' t tell me when to go to the cinema , " said Laura Wharton , a city councilwoman whose left - leaning Meretz party led the protest outside the multiplex , which was built on city land and is barred from opening on the Sabbath by a provision written by an ultra - Orthodox city lawmaker . ultra - Orthodox city lawmaker Who were the lawmakers who wrote the legislation? 69 74 +1045 5 " I don ' t tell people when to go to the synagogue , and they shouldn ' t tell me when to go to the cinema , " said Laura Wharton , a city councilwoman whose left - leaning Meretz party led the protest outside the multiplex , which was built on city land and is barred from opening on the Sabbath by a provision written by an ultra - Orthodox city lawmaker . ultra - Orthodox city lawmaker was the lawmaker voted into office or appointed? 69 74 +1046 1 LOS ANGELES - Sifting through observations from tens of thousands of distant stars , astronomers say they have discovered the first definitive Earth - size planet that orbits in a habitable zone where water could exist in liquid form - a necessary condition for life as we know it . astronomers say they have discovered Which astronomers? 14 19 +1046 1 LOS ANGELES - Sifting through observations from tens of thousands of distant stars , astronomers say they have discovered the first definitive Earth - size planet that orbits in a habitable zone where water could exist in liquid form - a necessary condition for life as we know it . Earth - size How far from Earth is this Earth-size planet? 22 25 +1046 1 LOS ANGELES - Sifting through observations from tens of thousands of distant stars , astronomers say they have discovered the first definitive Earth - size planet that orbits in a habitable zone where water could exist in liquid form - a necessary condition for life as we know it . a necessary condition for life What are the other conditions 40 45 +1046 1 LOS ANGELES - Sifting through observations from tens of thousands of distant stars , astronomers say they have discovered the first definitive Earth - size planet that orbits in a habitable zone where water could exist in liquid form - a necessary condition for life as we know it . planet that orbits in a habitable zone Where is this planet 25 32 +1046 2 Experts don ' t know if the planet , described in Friday ' s edition of the journal Science , actually has water or a protective atmosphere . protective atmosphere what is a protective atmosphere? 25 27 +1046 2 Experts don ' t know if the planet , described in Friday ' s edition of the journal Science , actually has water or a protective atmosphere . actually has water How can experts find out out if the planet actually has water ? 20 23 +1046 2 Experts don ' t know if the planet , described in Friday ' s edition of the journal Science , actually has water or a protective atmosphere . actually has water or a protective atmosphere How can they determine if it does? 20 27 +1046 3 They don ' t even know its mass . But they said the landmark discovery raises the distinct possibility that a bumper crop of Earth - like planets is waiting to be found much closer to home , including around temperamental stars that until recently were considered inhospitable to life . its mass is the information incomplete? 6 8 +1046 3 They don ' t even know its mass . But they said the landmark discovery raises the distinct possibility that a bumper crop of Earth - like planets is waiting to be found much closer to home , including around temperamental stars that until recently were considered inhospitable to life . inhospitable How long will it take to find out if the possible planets will support life? 47 48 +1046 4 " This is really a tip - of - the - iceberg discovery , " said study co - author Jason Rowe , an astronomer at the SETI Institute in Mountain View , Calif . , who spent a year analyzing data gathered by NASA ' s Kepler Space Telescope . astronomer is he a top astronomer? 24 25 +1046 4 " This is really a tip - of - the - iceberg discovery , " said study co - author Jason Rowe , an astronomer at the SETI Institute in Mountain View , Calif . , who spent a year analyzing data gathered by NASA ' s Kepler Space Telescope . analyzing data how was the data collected? 40 42 +1046 4 " This is really a tip - of - the - iceberg discovery , " said study co - author Jason Rowe , an astronomer at the SETI Institute in Mountain View , Calif . , who spent a year analyzing data gathered by NASA ' s Kepler Space Telescope . SETI Institute what is the seti institute? 27 29 +1046 4 " This is really a tip - of - the - iceberg discovery , " said study co - author Jason Rowe , an astronomer at the SETI Institute in Mountain View , Calif . , who spent a year analyzing data gathered by NASA ' s Kepler Space Telescope . " This is really a tip - of - the - iceberg discovery , " What discoveries should come next 0 15 +1046 5 They ' re still looking for more in the Kepler data - but after finding the planet known as Kepler - 186f , " we can infer that other ones are likely to exist . Kepler - 186f , In what year was this planet found? 19 23 +1047 1 MUMBAI , India - The voice that answers the number posted on the online ad is polished , confident : No one will suspect anything , he says . online ad is polished , what will they suspect? 13 18 +1047 1 MUMBAI , India - The voice that answers the number posted on the online ad is polished , confident : No one will suspect anything , he says . voice Who is the voice that answers the number? 5 6 +1047 1 MUMBAI , India - The voice that answers the number posted on the online ad is polished , confident : No one will suspect anything , he says . No one Who won't suspect anything? 20 22 +1047 1 MUMBAI , India - The voice that answers the number posted on the online ad is polished , confident : No one will suspect anything , he says . anything , What would they suspect of? 24 26 +1047 1 MUMBAI , India - The voice that answers the number posted on the online ad is polished , confident : No one will suspect anything , he says . number What is the number? 9 10 +1047 2 The gadget has never failed . A college senior , he sounds younger on the phone but assures the caller that he speaks from experience . sounds younger how old is he really? 11 13 +1047 2 The gadget has never failed . A college senior , he sounds younger on the phone but assures the caller that he speaks from experience . gadget What gadget has never failed? 1 2 +1047 2 The gadget has never failed . A college senior , he sounds younger on the phone but assures the caller that he speaks from experience . college senior , Who is the college senior? 7 10 +1047 2 The gadget has never failed . A college senior , he sounds younger on the phone but assures the caller that he speaks from experience . experience What experience does the college senior have? 24 25 +1047 2 The gadget has never failed . A college senior , he sounds younger on the phone but assures the caller that he speaks from experience . gadget What kind of gadget? 1 2 +1047 2 The gadget has never failed . A college senior , he sounds younger on the phone but assures the caller that he speaks from experience . experience What kind of experience and how much? 24 25 +1047 3 He gives his name as Anil and quotes his price : about $ 40 . quotes Is he speaking English or an Indian language? 7 8 +1047 4 Minutes later he texts , offering a 6 percent discount . texts , Who does he text? 3 5 +1047 4 Minutes later he texts , offering a 6 percent discount . Minutes later How many minutes later? 0 2 +1047 5 That ' s the price to cheat on one of India ' s all - important tests , a pressure - packed exercise that holds the key to the country ' s most coveted colleges , universities and postgraduate programs . tests , Which of India's tests is being cheated on? 16 18 +1047 5 That ' s the price to cheat on one of India ' s all - important tests , a pressure - packed exercise that holds the key to the country ' s most coveted colleges , universities and postgraduate programs . tests , What kind of tests? 16 18 +1047 5 That ' s the price to cheat on one of India ' s all - important tests , a pressure - packed exercise that holds the key to the country ' s most coveted colleges , universities and postgraduate programs . the country ' s most coveted colleges , What are the country's most coveted colleges? 28 36 +1048 1 A teenager ' s weekend scramble over a fence at Mineta San Jose International Airport and into the wheel well of a Maui - bound airliner is raising concerns about airport security nationwide . well How did a teenage get over a fence and into a plane’s wheel well at an international airport? 19 20 +1048 1 A teenager ' s weekend scramble over a fence at Mineta San Jose International Airport and into the wheel well of a Maui - bound airliner is raising concerns about airport security nationwide . teenager ' s weekend scramble What teenager's weekend scramble? 1 6 +1048 2 There have been several breaches of airport perimeter fences across the country in recent years , but perhaps none more dramatic as the incident Sunday in which the Santa Clara , Calif . , teenager survived a 5½ - hour , nonstop flight to Maui . perimeter fences how often does it happen? 7 9 +1048 4 San Jose ' s airport is surrounded by 6 - foot fences , some sections with barbed wire on top , according to airport spokeswoman Rosemary Barnes . some Why do only some sections of fence have barbed wire? 13 14 +1048 5 At least some of the tarmac area is monitored by cameras , but airport officials were unaware of the perimeter breach . some Why is only some of the tarmac area monitored by cameras? 2 3 +1048 5 At least some of the tarmac area is monitored by cameras , but airport officials were unaware of the perimeter breach . the perimeter breach What is the perimeter breach? 18 21 +1049 1 AKRON , Ohio - The gladiators ' legs were tucked inside their machines . gladiators ' legs were what are they talking about? 5 9 +1049 1 AKRON , Ohio - The gladiators ' legs were tucked inside their machines . gladiators ' Who were the gladiators? 5 7 +1049 1 AKRON , Ohio - The gladiators ' legs were tucked inside their machines . machines What were the machines? 12 13 +1049 1 AKRON , Ohio - The gladiators ' legs were tucked inside their machines . machines What are the machines like? 12 13 +1049 2 On their hands , they placed a foam - like wrap , followed by gloves and duct tape , sticky side up . foam - like wrap , why are they doing this? 7 12 +1049 2 On their hands , they placed a foam - like wrap , followed by gloves and duct tape , sticky side up . a foam - like wrap , Why were they wearing this wrap? 6 12 +1049 2 On their hands , they placed a foam - like wrap , followed by gloves and duct tape , sticky side up . wrap , What does the wrap look like? 10 12 +1049 3 It was time to do battle . Wheelchair rugby was originally called murderball , and for good reason . murderball , was it really called that? 12 14 +1049 3 It was time to do battle . Wheelchair rugby was originally called murderball , and for good reason . murderball , Why was wheelchair rugby called murderball? 12 14 +1049 4 It ' s a fierce game with metal - on - metal and sometimes skin - on - floor contact . fierce game Why is the competition so cutthroat? 4 6 +1049 5 The six guys who make up this team , which practices for about three hours each Friday night in Tallmadge , Ohio , are all quadriplegics , meaning that they have varying loss of function in all four limbs , mostly from injuries suffered in accidents . six guys Who are the six guys who make up this team? 1 3 +1050 1 KATMANDU , Nepal - Dozens of Sherpa guides packed up their tents and left Mount Everest ' s base camp Wednesday , after the deaths of 16 of their colleagues in an avalanche exposed an undercurrent of resentment by Sherpas over their pay , treatment and benefits . KATMANDU , is that the capital? 0 2 +1050 1 KATMANDU , Nepal - Dozens of Sherpa guides packed up their tents and left Mount Everest ' s base camp Wednesday , after the deaths of 16 of their colleagues in an avalanche exposed an undercurrent of resentment by Sherpas over their pay , treatment and benefits . left Why where dozens of Sherpa on Mount Everest? 13 14 +1050 1 KATMANDU , Nepal - Dozens of Sherpa guides packed up their tents and left Mount Everest ' s base camp Wednesday , after the deaths of 16 of their colleagues in an avalanche exposed an undercurrent of resentment by Sherpas over their pay , treatment and benefits . avalanche How common are avalanches and how frequently do they kill this many people? 32 33 +1050 1 KATMANDU , Nepal - Dozens of Sherpa guides packed up their tents and left Mount Everest ' s base camp Wednesday , after the deaths of 16 of their colleagues in an avalanche exposed an undercurrent of resentment by Sherpas over their pay , treatment and benefits . pay , treatment and benefits What kind of compensation are they seeking and how does it compare to what they are receiving now? 42 47 +1050 2 With the entire climbing season increasingly thrown into doubt , the government quickly announced that top tourism officials would fly to base camp Thursday to negotiate with the Sherpas and encourage them to return to work . doubt , Why was the entire climbing season in doubt? 8 10 +1050 2 With the entire climbing season increasingly thrown into doubt , the government quickly announced that top tourism officials would fly to base camp Thursday to negotiate with the Sherpas and encourage them to return to work . top tourism officials Which top tourism officials? 15 18 +1050 2 With the entire climbing season increasingly thrown into doubt , the government quickly announced that top tourism officials would fly to base camp Thursday to negotiate with the Sherpas and encourage them to return to work . top tourism officials Are the sherpas paid by the government? 15 18 +1050 2 With the entire climbing season increasingly thrown into doubt , the government quickly announced that top tourism officials would fly to base camp Thursday to negotiate with the Sherpas and encourage them to return to work . entire climbing season How large of an industry is climbing tourism? 2 5 +1050 2 With the entire climbing season increasingly thrown into doubt , the government quickly announced that top tourism officials would fly to base camp Thursday to negotiate with the Sherpas and encourage them to return to work . top tourism officials Who are the top tourism officials who are flying to base camp? 15 18 +1050 3 But while Nepal ' s government has been heavily criticized for not doing enough for the Sherpas in the wake of last week ' s disaster , the deadliest ever on the mountain , one top official blamed the walkout on " hooligans " . doing How can Nepal's government help the Sherpa? 12 13 +1050 3 But while Nepal ' s government has been heavily criticized for not doing enough for the Sherpas in the wake of last week ' s disaster , the deadliest ever on the mountain , one top official blamed the walkout on " hooligans " . " hooligans " Why were hooligans responsible for the walkout? 41 44 +1050 3 But while Nepal ' s government has been heavily criticized for not doing enough for the Sherpas in the wake of last week ' s disaster , the deadliest ever on the mountain , one top official blamed the walkout on " hooligans " . " hooligans " What justification does this official have for this statement? 41 44 +1050 4 " It was crowd behavior - some hooligans were creating problems , but things are getting back to normal , " said Sushil Ghimire , secretary of Nepal ' s Tourism Ministry . normal , " How are things normalizing? 18 21 +1050 4 " It was crowd behavior - some hooligans were creating problems , but things are getting back to normal , " said Sushil Ghimire , secretary of Nepal ' s Tourism Ministry . some hooligans were creating problems , How could an avalanche be compared to hooligans creating problems? 6 12 +1050 5 While it was unclear just how many of the 400 or so Sherpas on the mountain had joined the walkout , a number of expedition companies have already canceled their climbs , and the lucrative climbing season is in disarray . disarray will it recover? 39 40 +1050 5 While it was unclear just how many of the 400 or so Sherpas on the mountain had joined the walkout , a number of expedition companies have already canceled their climbs , and the lucrative climbing season is in disarray . unclear Why was it unclear how many of the 400 Sherpas on the mountain joined the walkout? 3 4 +1050 5 While it was unclear just how many of the 400 or so Sherpas on the mountain had joined the walkout , a number of expedition companies have already canceled their climbs , and the lucrative climbing season is in disarray . canceled How can the lucrative climbing season be saved? 28 29 +1050 5 While it was unclear just how many of the 400 or so Sherpas on the mountain had joined the walkout , a number of expedition companies have already canceled their climbs , and the lucrative climbing season is in disarray . expedition companies Who are the expedition companies who canceled their climbs? 24 26 +1051 1 South Korea ' s foreign minister will depart Saturday for the United States and Japan on a visit expected to focus on a recent U . S . - North Korea nuclear accord , a ministry spokesman said Wednesday . South Korea ' s foreign minister Who is South Korea's foreign minister? 0 6 +1051 1 South Korea ' s foreign minister will depart Saturday for the United States and Japan on a visit expected to focus on a recent U . S . - North Korea nuclear accord , a ministry spokesman said Wednesday . a ministry spokesman Who is the ministry spokesman? 34 37 +1051 1 South Korea ' s foreign minister will depart Saturday for the United States and Japan on a visit expected to focus on a recent U . S . - North Korea nuclear accord , a ministry spokesman said Wednesday . U . S . - North Korea nuclear accord , What is the U.S.-North Korea nuclear accord? 24 34 +1051 2 In Washington , the foreign minister , Gong Ro - myung , is to meet with his U . S . counterpart , Warren Christopher , and Defense Secretary William Perry to discuss the nuclear accord signed in October , ministry spokesman Chang Ki - ho said . discuss the nuclear accord signed in October , What was part of this accord? 32 40 +1051 2 In Washington , the foreign minister , Gong Ro - myung , is to meet with his U . S . counterpart , Warren Christopher , and Defense Secretary William Perry to discuss the nuclear accord signed in October , ministry spokesman Chang Ki - ho said . nuclear accord What is the nuclear accord means? 34 36 +1051 4 The South Korean foreign minister then will fly to New York where he will meet with U . N . Secretary - General Boutros Boutros - Ghali and ambassadors to the United Nations from several nations , he said . meet What will they discuss 14 15 +1051 5 On his way back home , he will stop over in Tokyo for talks with Japanese Foreign Minister Yohei Kono , expected to center on cooperation over the nuclear accord . center on cooperation over the nuclear accord What will these discussions mainly focus on in regards to these nuclear treaties? 23 30 +1051 5 On his way back home , he will stop over in Tokyo for talks with Japanese Foreign Minister Yohei Kono , expected to center on cooperation over the nuclear accord . cooperation over the nuclear accord What is cooperation over the nuclear accord? 25 30 +1052 1 In sign of hope for civilians trapped by war , scores of sick and wounded Muslims arrived in the Bosnian capital early today after being evacuated from a besieged eastern town . besieged eastern town What town? 28 31 +1052 1 In sign of hope for civilians trapped by war , scores of sick and wounded Muslims arrived in the Bosnian capital early today after being evacuated from a besieged eastern town . hope How is it hopeful that people showed up at a hospital? 3 4 +1052 1 In sign of hope for civilians trapped by war , scores of sick and wounded Muslims arrived in the Bosnian capital early today after being evacuated from a besieged eastern town . evacuated from a besieged eastern town . Why were the sick and wounded being evacuated from this town? 25 32 +1052 1 In sign of hope for civilians trapped by war , scores of sick and wounded Muslims arrived in the Bosnian capital early today after being evacuated from a besieged eastern town . besieged eastern town Who besieged the eastern town? 28 31 +1052 2 But Serbs dashed expectations that Sarajevans would be permitted to travel outside the narrow , mountain - enclosed confines of the shattered city that has been their entire world for the past three years . years How did they smash the expectations? 33 34 +1052 2 But Serbs dashed expectations that Sarajevans would be permitted to travel outside the narrow , mountain - enclosed confines of the shattered city that has been their entire world for the past three years . dashed expectations Why did Serbs dashed expectations of Sarajevans to travel outside? 2 4 +1052 3 A route out of Sarajevo was expected to open later today - - but only for international humanitarian agencies that already can use another route . The Serbs refused to open the route to civilians and Bosnian charities . only for international humanitarian agencies Why would this route be opened if there was another one already operational? 14 19 +1052 3 A route out of Sarajevo was expected to open later today - - but only for international humanitarian agencies that already can use another route . The Serbs refused to open the route to civilians and Bosnian charities . Serbs refused to open the route Why did Serbs refused to open the route to civilians and Bosnian charities? 27 33 +1052 4 U . N . officials said the Serbs ' last - minute restrictions on who could use the road , which runs through the city ' s airport , would translate into little improvement for the capital ' s residents . little improvement for the capital ' s residents Why would it mean little improvement for the capital's residents? 32 40 +1052 5 A Serb demand for half the cargo being transported along the new route put a further dent in the access agreement . cargo What kind of cargo is it that made them want it? 6 7 +1053 1 England fast bowler Devon Malcolm is on a final warning for his behavior from International Cricket Council ( ICC ) match referee John Reid going into the fifth Ashes Test against Australia , which starts at the WACA Ground on Friday . warning for his behavior What sorts of unsportsmanlike behavior? 9 13 +1053 1 England fast bowler Devon Malcolm is on a final warning for his behavior from International Cricket Council ( ICC ) match referee John Reid going into the fifth Ashes Test against Australia , which starts at the WACA Ground on Friday . Ashes Test against Australia , What is that? 28 33 +1053 1 England fast bowler Devon Malcolm is on a final warning for his behavior from International Cricket Council ( ICC ) match referee John Reid going into the fifth Ashes Test against Australia , which starts at the WACA Ground on Friday . final warning for his behavior What did he do to get the final warning? 8 13 +1053 2 Malcolm bowled England to victory in the fourth Test in Adelaide on Monday with a devastating burst of 3 - 4 in 11 deliveries at the start of the second innings , dismissing Mark Taylor , Michael Slater and Steve Waugh to set up the tourists ' 106 - run win . tourists ' 106 - run win What is this term? 45 51 +1053 2 Malcolm bowled England to victory in the fourth Test in Adelaide on Monday with a devastating burst of 3 - 4 in 11 deliveries at the start of the second innings , dismissing Mark Taylor , Michael Slater and Steve Waugh to set up the tourists ' 106 - run win . Mark Taylor , Michael Slater and Steve Waugh Who are these people? 33 41 +1053 3 The Derby paceman was lightning fast at times , but captain Mike Atherton revealed today that Malcolm was one of several bowlers who had been warned by the ICC referee for " overt aggression " . " overt aggression " What constitutes overt aggression in cricket? 31 35 +1053 4 Chris Lewis was fined 30 percent of his match fee at the end of the Adelaide Test for pointing Craig McDermott towards the dressing rooms and Atherton said Reid had told him after the Sydney Test to pass on a warning to Malcolm . for pointing Craig McDermott Why did this incur him the fee? 17 21 +1054 1 Israeli Foreign Minister Shimon Peres held talks Wednesday with President Hosni Mubarak aimed at renewing Israel ' s peace negotiations with the PLO that have been stalled by persistent violence . Mubarak Who is Hosni Mubarak 11 12 +1054 1 Israeli Foreign Minister Shimon Peres held talks Wednesday with President Hosni Mubarak aimed at renewing Israel ' s peace negotiations with the PLO that have been stalled by persistent violence . PLO What is PLO 22 23 +1054 1 Israeli Foreign Minister Shimon Peres held talks Wednesday with President Hosni Mubarak aimed at renewing Israel ' s peace negotiations with the PLO that have been stalled by persistent violence . PLO what does PLO stand for? 22 23 +1054 1 Israeli Foreign Minister Shimon Peres held talks Wednesday with President Hosni Mubarak aimed at renewing Israel ' s peace negotiations with the PLO that have been stalled by persistent violence . peace negotiations What would the peace talks entail? 18 20 +1054 1 Israeli Foreign Minister Shimon Peres held talks Wednesday with President Hosni Mubarak aimed at renewing Israel ' s peace negotiations with the PLO that have been stalled by persistent violence . persistent violence Why have they been fighting? 28 30 +1054 2 The Israeli newspaper Yedioth Aharonoth reported Wednesday that the meeting was expcted to be followed by a summit meeting Thursday between Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin , Mubarak and Jordan ' s King Hussein . Jordan ' s Why Jordan's King is in the summit 29 32 +1054 3 Before departing Ben - Gurion Airport , Peres praised the Egyptian leader for working to achieve the Israel - PLO accord of September 1993 and hoped Mubarak could help get the talks moving again . Ben - Gurion Where is Ben-Gurion Airport 2 5 +1054 4 When asked what Mubarak could do , Peres replied that someone needed to convince the Palestine Liberation Organization to do more to rein in Islamic militants who have been attacking and killing Israelis . someone Someone with what type of skills, experience or influence? 10 11 +1054 4 When asked what Mubarak could do , Peres replied that someone needed to convince the Palestine Liberation Organization to do more to rein in Islamic militants who have been attacking and killing Israelis . Palestine Liberation Organization to do more Why was the PLO doing so little? 15 21 +1054 4 When asked what Mubarak could do , Peres replied that someone needed to convince the Palestine Liberation Organization to do more to rein in Islamic militants who have been attacking and killing Israelis . do more to rein in Islamic militants What does the PLO think of this? 19 26 +1054 5 Peres , met at Cairo International Airport by Egyptian Foreign Minister Amr Moussa , did not talk to reporters before his meeting with Mubarak at the Ittahadiya presidential palace . Peres , Who is Peres 0 2 +1054 5 Peres , met at Cairo International Airport by Egyptian Foreign Minister Amr Moussa , did not talk to reporters before his meeting with Mubarak at the Ittahadiya presidential palace . Mubarak Who is Mubarak 23 24 +1055 1 Australian Soccer Federation chairman John Constantine announced his immediate resignation Wednesday , citing a lack of support from state members . support What support was he supposed to receive? 16 17 +1055 1 Australian Soccer Federation chairman John Constantine announced his immediate resignation Wednesday , citing a lack of support from state members . lack of support from state members Why was there a lack of support? 14 20 +1055 1 Australian Soccer Federation chairman John Constantine announced his immediate resignation Wednesday , citing a lack of support from state members . support What issue did Constantine want the support for? 16 17 +1055 2 Constantine decided to stand down after a meeting with state delegates Tuesday night , at which a motion of no confidence was moved in his leadership . motion of no confidence Why a motion of no confidence? 17 21 +1055 2 Constantine decided to stand down after a meeting with state delegates Tuesday night , at which a motion of no confidence was moved in his leadership . leadership What was he arguing for with the state delegates? 25 26 +1055 2 Constantine decided to stand down after a meeting with state delegates Tuesday night , at which a motion of no confidence was moved in his leadership . Tuesday night , of which year? 11 14 +1055 3 His decision to quit follows an official report into alleged improprieties in the sport . alleged improprieties What are the alleged improprieties? 9 11 +1055 3 His decision to quit follows an official report into alleged improprieties in the sport . improprieties in the sport What sort of improper behavior was taking place? 10 14 +1055 3 His decision to quit follows an official report into alleged improprieties in the sport . improprieties Are there more details on these alleged improprieties? 10 11 +1055 3 His decision to quit follows an official report into alleged improprieties in the sport . improprieties in the what did he do wrong? 10 13 +1055 4 The Stewart Report was released last month by a Senate committee inquiring into alleged illegalities involved in the transfer of Australian players to overseas clubs . Australian players to overseas clubs How were players being transferred illegally? 20 25 +1055 4 The Stewart Report was released last month by a Senate committee inquiring into alleged illegalities involved in the transfer of Australian players to overseas clubs . Report What are some of the main details in the Stewart Report? 2 3 +1055 5 The report , prepared by former Supreme Court justice Donald Stewart , recommended the removal of Eddie Thomson as national team coach . Thomson What accusations are being made against Thomson? 17 18 +1055 5 The report , prepared by former Supreme Court justice Donald Stewart , recommended the removal of Eddie Thomson as national team coach . Eddie Thomson how long had he been coach? 16 18 +1056 1 Premier Lamberto Dini , seeking confirmation in the Senate Wednesday , pitched for parliament ' s support for his plan to rein in the budget deficit and regain the confidence of the markets in Italy . his plan to rein in the budget deficit and regain How did the budget deficit occur? Why is there a budget deficit? 18 28 +1056 1 Premier Lamberto Dini , seeking confirmation in the Senate Wednesday , pitched for parliament ' s support for his plan to rein in the budget deficit and regain the confidence of the markets in Italy . Wednesday , what date? 9 11 +1056 1 Premier Lamberto Dini , seeking confirmation in the Senate Wednesday , pitched for parliament ' s support for his plan to rein in the budget deficit and regain the confidence of the markets in Italy . plan What is his plan to improve Italy's economy? 19 20 +1056 2 The confidence vote in the upper house was expected to come in late morning or early afternoon following formal declaration of how parties intended to vote . afternoon of what day? 16 17 +1056 2 The confidence vote in the upper house was expected to come in late morning or early afternoon following formal declaration of how parties intended to vote . confidence What is a confidence vote? 1 2 +1056 3 The conservative bloc headed by Dini ' s predecessor , media magnate Silvio Berlusconi , was expected to refrain from voting , and confirmation was widely expected . Last week the bloc abstained in the lower Chamber of Deputies , assuring Dini ' s confirmation . refrain Why would they refrain? 18 19 +1056 3 The conservative bloc headed by Dini ' s predecessor , media magnate Silvio Berlusconi , was expected to refrain from voting , and confirmation was widely expected . Last week the bloc abstained in the lower Chamber of Deputies , assuring Dini ' s confirmation . refrain from voting , Why are the conservatives refusing to vote? 18 22 +1056 3 The conservative bloc headed by Dini ' s predecessor , media magnate Silvio Berlusconi , was expected to refrain from voting , and confirmation was widely expected . Last week the bloc abstained in the lower Chamber of Deputies , assuring Dini ' s confirmation . conservative What does the conservative bloc prioritize? 1 2 +1056 3 The conservative bloc headed by Dini ' s predecessor , media magnate Silvio Berlusconi , was expected to refrain from voting , and confirmation was widely expected . Last week the bloc abstained in the lower Chamber of Deputies , assuring Dini ' s confirmation . magnate What types of media does Silvio Berlusconi produce? 11 12 +1056 3 The conservative bloc headed by Dini ' s predecessor , media magnate Silvio Berlusconi , was expected to refrain from voting , and confirmation was widely expected . Last week the bloc abstained in the lower Chamber of Deputies , assuring Dini ' s confirmation . lower What is the governmental structure in Italy's parliament? 35 36 +1056 4 Berlusconi has promised to back his former treasury minister in parliament on key legislation but is angered that Dini rejected his demand to say just when he intends to resign so early elections can be held . but is angered that Dini Why is he angry? 14 19 +1056 4 Berlusconi has promised to back his former treasury minister in parliament on key legislation but is angered that Dini rejected his demand to say just when he intends to resign so early elections can be held . demand Why does Berlusconi want Dini to say when he'll resign? 21 22 +1056 5 Dini on Wednesday told the Senate what he has said in speeches to the lower chamber and to the nation - - that he expects his government to last only the time necessary for key measures , including new taxes and spending cuts to pare Italy ' s huge deficit . time necessary Why would someone promise a temporary government? 31 33 +1056 5 Dini on Wednesday told the Senate what he has said in speeches to the lower chamber and to the nation - - that he expects his government to last only the time necessary for key measures , including new taxes and spending cuts to pare Italy ' s huge deficit . last only the time necessary for key measures , How long does \"time necessary for key measures\" mean? Is there an estimate? 28 37 +1056 5 Dini on Wednesday told the Senate what he has said in speeches to the lower chamber and to the nation - - that he expects his government to last only the time necessary for key measures , including new taxes and spending cuts to pare Italy ' s huge deficit . key How will these key measures be defined? 34 35 +1057 1 Premier Lamberto Dini , seeking confirmation in the Senate Wednesday , pitched for parliament ' s support for his plan to rein in the budget deficit and regain the confidence of the markets in Italy . Premier Why was Premier Lamberto Dini seeking confirmation? 0 1 +1057 1 Premier Lamberto Dini , seeking confirmation in the Senate Wednesday , pitched for parliament ' s support for his plan to rein in the budget deficit and regain the confidence of the markets in Italy . rein in the budget deficit Why is the deficit so high? 21 26 +1057 1 Premier Lamberto Dini , seeking confirmation in the Senate Wednesday , pitched for parliament ' s support for his plan to rein in the budget deficit and regain the confidence of the markets in Italy . support How did he ask for support? 16 17 +1057 1 Premier Lamberto Dini , seeking confirmation in the Senate Wednesday , pitched for parliament ' s support for his plan to rein in the budget deficit and regain the confidence of the markets in Italy . confirmation What position is he being confirmed to? 5 6 +1057 1 Premier Lamberto Dini , seeking confirmation in the Senate Wednesday , pitched for parliament ' s support for his plan to rein in the budget deficit and regain the confidence of the markets in Italy . plan What is his plan? 19 20 +1057 2 The confidence vote in the upper house was expected to come in late morning or early afternoon following formal declaration of how parties intended to vote . formal Why was there a need for a formal declaration? 18 19 +1057 2 The confidence vote in the upper house was expected to come in late morning or early afternoon following formal declaration of how parties intended to vote . formal How are the formal declarations made? 18 19 +1057 3 The conservative bloc headed by Dini ' s predecessor , media magnate Silvio Berlusconi , was expected to refrain from voting , and confirmation was widely expected . Last week the bloc abstained in the lower Chamber of Deputies , assuring Dini ' s confirmation . Silvio Why was Silvio Berlusconi refraining from voting? 12 13 +1057 3 The conservative bloc headed by Dini ' s predecessor , media magnate Silvio Berlusconi , was expected to refrain from voting , and confirmation was widely expected . Last week the bloc abstained in the lower Chamber of Deputies , assuring Dini ' s confirmation . abstained Why did they abstain? 32 33 +1057 3 The conservative bloc headed by Dini ' s predecessor , media magnate Silvio Berlusconi , was expected to refrain from voting , and confirmation was widely expected . Last week the bloc abstained in the lower Chamber of Deputies , assuring Dini ' s confirmation . lower Chamber of Deputies , What is the structure of Italy's parliament? 35 40 +1057 4 Berlusconi has promised to back his former treasury minister in parliament on key legislation but is angered that Dini rejected his demand to say just when he intends to resign so early elections can be held . Berlusconi Why was Berlusconi promise to back the treasury minister? 0 1 +1057 4 Berlusconi has promised to back his former treasury minister in parliament on key legislation but is angered that Dini rejected his demand to say just when he intends to resign so early elections can be held . angered Why is he angered? 16 17 +1057 4 Berlusconi has promised to back his former treasury minister in parliament on key legislation but is angered that Dini rejected his demand to say just when he intends to resign so early elections can be held . demand Why does Berlusconi demand that Dini be specific about his planned resignation date? 21 22 +1057 5 Dini on Wednesday told the Senate what he has said in speeches to the lower chamber and to the nation - - that he expects his government to last only the time necessary for key measures , including new taxes and spending cuts to pare Italy ' s huge deficit . deficit Why does Italy have a huge deficit? 49 50 +1057 5 Dini on Wednesday told the Senate what he has said in speeches to the lower chamber and to the nation - - that he expects his government to last only the time necessary for key measures , including new taxes and spending cuts to pare Italy ' s huge deficit . spending cuts Where would the spending cuts take place? 41 43 +1057 5 Dini on Wednesday told the Senate what he has said in speeches to the lower chamber and to the nation - - that he expects his government to last only the time necessary for key measures , including new taxes and spending cuts to pare Italy ' s huge deficit . key Which measures are key? 34 35 +1058 1 Just 17 days after being released from a rehabilitation clinic , Arsenal striker Paul Merson was cleared to play in Wednesday night ' s Super Cup match against AC Milan . released from a rehabilitation clinic , Why was he in the rehab clinic? 5 11 +1058 1 Just 17 days after being released from a rehabilitation clinic , Arsenal striker Paul Merson was cleared to play in Wednesday night ' s Super Cup match against AC Milan . rehabilitation clinic , Where was the clinic? 8 11 +1058 1 Just 17 days after being released from a rehabilitation clinic , Arsenal striker Paul Merson was cleared to play in Wednesday night ' s Super Cup match against AC Milan . cleared What were the injuries? 16 17 +1058 3 " We need Paul Merson back , " Graham said earlier . " We need his quality and thought . " " We need his quality and thought Why was he so integral to Arsenal's chances? 12 19 +1058 3 " We need Paul Merson back , " Graham said earlier . " We need his quality and thought . " thought What about his mind makes him an exceptional player? 18 19 +1058 3 " We need Paul Merson back , " Graham said earlier . " We need his quality and thought . " " We need Paul Merson back , " When exactly will he be back? 0 8 +1058 5 " I feel good and I believe I can be like a new signing for the club , " he said . " I ' m a completely different person to the one that went into the addiction clinic . " addiction clinic What kind of addiction was this? 37 39 +1059 1 Despite a truce with Tamil rebels , Sri Lanka ' s new socialist government is unlikely to deliver on its pledge to cut defense spending in the budget it presents next week , analysts say . Tamil rebels , Who are the Tamil rebels? 4 7 +1059 1 Despite a truce with Tamil rebels , Sri Lanka ' s new socialist government is unlikely to deliver on its pledge to cut defense spending in the budget it presents next week , analysts say . socialist government is unlikely to deliver Why is the socialist government unlikely to deliver it's pledge? 12 18 +1059 1 Despite a truce with Tamil rebels , Sri Lanka ' s new socialist government is unlikely to deliver on its pledge to cut defense spending in the budget it presents next week , analysts say . unlikely to deliver on its pledge Why is Sri Lanka's new socialist government unlikely to deliver on its pledge? 15 21 +1059 1 Despite a truce with Tamil rebels , Sri Lanka ' s new socialist government is unlikely to deliver on its pledge to cut defense spending in the budget it presents next week , analysts say . cut defense spending Why will it fail to cut defense spending? 22 25 +1059 2 But it will have to translate its ambitious - - though vague - - economic promises into specific policies and demonstrate fiscal discipline . economic promises Why would it have to translate it's economic promises? 14 16 +1059 2 But it will have to translate its ambitious - - though vague - - economic promises into specific policies and demonstrate fiscal discipline . policies Which policies? 18 19 +1059 2 But it will have to translate its ambitious - - though vague - - economic promises into specific policies and demonstrate fiscal discipline . vague - - economic promises Which economic promises are vague? 11 16 +1059 2 But it will have to translate its ambitious - - though vague - - economic promises into specific policies and demonstrate fiscal discipline . though vague - - economic promises What sort of promises were made in the runup to the election? 10 16 +1059 3 Elected last August , the Peoples ' Alliance promised to introduce welfare for the poor and agricultural subsidies , privatize state ventures and continue a free market approach while safeguarding local industry . the Peoples ' Alliance promised How unlikely is it that the Peoples's Alliance will comply with its promises? 4 9 +1059 4 When the budget is presented in parliament Feb . 8 , economists want to see how President Chandrika Kumaratunga expects to reduce a soaring deficit and without reneging on her election promises . President Chandrika Kumaratunga How did Chandrika Kumaratunga become president? 16 19 +1059 4 When the budget is presented in parliament Feb . 8 , economists want to see how President Chandrika Kumaratunga expects to reduce a soaring deficit and without reneging on her election promises . election promises What was President Chandrika Kumaratunga's election promises? 30 32 +1060 1 Just 17 days after being released from a rehabilitation clinic , Arsenal striker Paul Merson was cleared to play in Wednesday night ' s Super Cup match against AC Milan . released from a rehabilitation clinic , Why was Paul Merson in a rehabilitation clinic? 5 11 +1060 1 Just 17 days after being released from a rehabilitation clinic , Arsenal striker Paul Merson was cleared to play in Wednesday night ' s Super Cup match against AC Milan . Just 17 days Why did it take 17 days for Paul Merson to be cleared to play? 0 3 +1060 2 The decision was announced by the Football Association following a phone call from Arsenal manager George Graham , who lobbied for Merson to be allowed to play . lobbied for Merson to be allowed to play Why was he lobbying so hard for Merson's participation? 19 27 +1060 2 The decision was announced by the Football Association following a phone call from Arsenal manager George Graham , who lobbied for Merson to be allowed to play . decision How did the Football Association make this decision? 1 2 +1060 3 " We need Paul Merson back , " Graham said earlier . " We need his quality and thought . " quality his quality in what way? 16 17 +1060 3 " We need Paul Merson back , " Graham said earlier . " We need his quality and thought . " thought What about his mind makes him an exceptional player? 18 19 +1060 3 " We need Paul Merson back , " Graham said earlier . " We need his quality and thought . " need his quality and thought What sort of quality did Merson provide? 14 19 +1060 3 " We need Paul Merson back , " Graham said earlier . " We need his quality and thought . " quality and thought How does \"thought\" relate to playing football? 16 19 +1060 4 Merson , a former England striker , said he was ready to return for his first game since Oct . 26 . Oct . 26 which year is it? 18 21 +1060 4 Merson , a former England striker , said he was ready to return for his first game since Oct . 26 . former Why is Merson no longer an England striker? 3 4 +1060 4 Merson , a former England striker , said he was ready to return for his first game since Oct . 26 . his first game since Oct . 26 Why hasn't Merson played since Oct. 26? 14 21 +1060 5 " I feel good and I believe I can be like a new signing for the club , " he said . " I ' m a completely different person to the one that went into the addiction clinic . " completely different person In what ways was Merson different? 27 30 +1060 5 " I feel good and I believe I can be like a new signing for the club , " he said . " I ' m a completely different person to the one that went into the addiction clinic . " addiction clinic Why was Merson in an addiction clinic? 37 39 +1061 1 Portuguese Player of the Year Luis Figo of Sporting signed a three - year contract Wednesday with Italian club Parma , club president Giambattosta Pastorello announced . Parma , What sport does this club belong to? 19 21 +1061 2 Figo , a burly 23 - year - old midfielder , signed with Parma two days after Portuguese coaches and sports writers voted him the top player for 1994 . midfielder , How many positions are there? 9 11 +1061 2 Figo , a burly 23 - year - old midfielder , signed with Parma two days after Portuguese coaches and sports writers voted him the top player for 1994 . top What are his accomplishments? 25 26 +1061 4 After his spectacular ' 94 season , which saw Sporting come close to capturing the league title , Figo became the object of an intense bidding war between Italian rivals Parma and Juventus , said Figo ' s agent Jose Veiga . intense bidding war Why did rival teams bid so fiercely for him? 24 27 +1061 4 After his spectacular ' 94 season , which saw Sporting come close to capturing the league title , Figo became the object of an intense bidding war between Italian rivals Parma and Juventus , said Figo ' s agent Jose Veiga . spectacular What are some of his top highlight moments of the season? 2 3 +1062 1 Praising progress in the Middle East peace process , the United States on Wednesday urged an end to special U . N . human rights scrutiny of Israeli practices in the West Bank and Gaza Strip . end to special U . N . human rights Why do they want the rights ended? 16 25 +1062 1 Praising progress in the Middle East peace process , the United States on Wednesday urged an end to special U . N . human rights scrutiny of Israeli practices in the West Bank and Gaza Strip . process , What is this process? 7 9 +1062 1 Praising progress in the Middle East peace process , the United States on Wednesday urged an end to special U . N . human rights scrutiny of Israeli practices in the West Bank and Gaza Strip . human rights scrutiny of Israeli practices What sort of scrutiny was being performed? 23 29 +1062 1 Praising progress in the Middle East peace process , the United States on Wednesday urged an end to special U . N . human rights scrutiny of Israeli practices in the West Bank and Gaza Strip . progress What is this progress that prompted the United States to urge an end to U.N. scrutiny? 1 2 +1062 2 In a speech to the U . N . Human Rights Commission , U . S . delegate Geraldine Ferraro backed a recommendation by U . N . investigator Rene Felber that his mission should come to an end . mission What was the mission and why should it end? 33 34 +1062 2 In a speech to the U . N . Human Rights Commission , U . S . delegate Geraldine Ferraro backed a recommendation by U . N . investigator Rene Felber that his mission should come to an end . recommendation What recommendation? 22 23 +1062 2 In a speech to the U . N . Human Rights Commission , U . S . delegate Geraldine Ferraro backed a recommendation by U . N . investigator Rene Felber that his mission should come to an end . mission What mission? 33 34 +1062 2 In a speech to the U . N . Human Rights Commission , U . S . delegate Geraldine Ferraro backed a recommendation by U . N . investigator Rene Felber that his mission should come to an end . mission should come to an end Why should the mission stop? 33 39 +1062 2 In a speech to the U . N . Human Rights Commission , U . S . delegate Geraldine Ferraro backed a recommendation by U . N . investigator Rene Felber that his mission should come to an end . mission What event triggered this recommendation to end the mission? 33 34 +1062 3 Felber , who is scheduled to present his report to the 53 - nation body Friday , concluded that political condemnation had failed to improve Israeli respect for human rights and there should be a change in methods . 53 - nation body Who are these nations? 11 15 +1062 3 Felber , who is scheduled to present his report to the 53 - nation body Friday , concluded that political condemnation had failed to improve Israeli respect for human rights and there should be a change in methods . failed How long had Felber's mission lasted for him to come to this conclusion? 22 23 +1062 4 " A report may soothe consciences , but its effectiveness should be measured by the impact of the points it makes and by how seriously they are taken by those to whom they are addressed , " said Felber in a remarkable admission of loss of faith in U . N . tactics . tactics What are these tactics? 52 53 +1062 4 " A report may soothe consciences , but its effectiveness should be measured by the impact of the points it makes and by how seriously they are taken by those to whom they are addressed , " said Felber in a remarkable admission of loss of faith in U . N . tactics . faith Why does this admission sound like the opposite of the improved progress mentioned in the beginning? 46 47 +1062 5 " It is in this spirit that we submit this report , which naturally concludes with a proposal to do away with our services , and even to do away with appointing a special rapporteur in the occupied territories altogether , " said Felber , a former Swiss foreign minister . territories What are these territories? 38 39 +1062 5 " It is in this spirit that we submit this report , which naturally concludes with a proposal to do away with our services , and even to do away with appointing a special rapporteur in the occupied territories altogether , " said Felber , a former Swiss foreign minister . Felber , How much experience does Felber have in mediating international peace? 43 45 +1063 1 A German veteran of World War II believes an unexploded Soviet bomb still lies underground on Russian writer Lev Tolstoy ' s estate , a newspaper said Wednesday . bomb still lies underground Why is it still left there? 11 15 +1063 1 A German veteran of World War II believes an unexploded Soviet bomb still lies underground on Russian writer Lev Tolstoy ' s estate , a newspaper said Wednesday . underground Who buried a bomb on the property? 14 15 +1063 1 A German veteran of World War II believes an unexploded Soviet bomb still lies underground on Russian writer Lev Tolstoy ' s estate , a newspaper said Wednesday . veteran Who is this veteran? 2 3 +1063 1 A German veteran of World War II believes an unexploded Soviet bomb still lies underground on Russian writer Lev Tolstoy ' s estate , a newspaper said Wednesday . German veteran What is his name? 1 3 +1063 2 Former Wehrmacht soldier Heinrich Heym has written Russian authorities warning that the bomb lies buried on the Yasnaya Polyana estate , a popular tourist attraction 200 kilometers ( 125 miles ) south of Moscow , the English - language Moscow Times reported . tourist attraction Why is the estate a tourist attraction? 23 25 +1063 2 Former Wehrmacht soldier Heinrich Heym has written Russian authorities warning that the bomb lies buried on the Yasnaya Polyana estate , a popular tourist attraction 200 kilometers ( 125 miles ) south of Moscow , the English - language Moscow Times reported . bomb Why hasn't the bomb been discovered after so many years? 12 13 +1063 3 In a letter to the Russian Embassy in Bonn , Heym said his unit was billeted in Yasnaya Polyana in late 1941 as Adolf Hitler ' s troops advanced on Moscow . He said Soviet planes dropped a bomb , which struck Tolstoy ' s house without going off and fell to the ground . without going off and fell to the ground How could it not have detonated? 46 54 +1063 3 In a letter to the Russian Embassy in Bonn , Heym said his unit was billeted in Yasnaya Polyana in late 1941 as Adolf Hitler ' s troops advanced on Moscow . He said Soviet planes dropped a bomb , which struck Tolstoy ' s house without going off and fell to the ground . going off Why did the bomb not detonate? 47 49 +1063 4 " It lay there for two days and then we dug a hole and buried it , " Heym said in a telephone interview with The Moscow Times . buried it , " How big of a bomb was it? 14 18 +1063 4 " It lay there for two days and then we dug a hole and buried it , " Heym said in a telephone interview with The Moscow Times . buried Why did Heym and his unit bury the bomb? 14 15 +1063 5 " Of course I can ' t remember all the details , but I remember the case quite clearly . I think the bomb is still there , " he said . think Could the bomb have been moved or disposed of without his knowledge? 21 22 +1063 5 " Of course I can ' t remember all the details , but I remember the case quite clearly . I think the bomb is still there , " he said . there , " Why is he only bringing this up now? 26 29 +1064 1 Twenty - five veterans of World War II ' s famed " Merrill ' s Marauders " Wednesday completed a 10 - day visit to their old combat zone . visit to their old combat zone Where was this combat zone? 23 29 +1064 1 Twenty - five veterans of World War II ' s famed " Merrill ' s Marauders " Wednesday completed a 10 - day visit to their old combat zone . famed Why is this group famous? 10 11 +1064 1 Twenty - five veterans of World War II ' s famed " Merrill ' s Marauders " Wednesday completed a 10 - day visit to their old combat zone . combat zone Where is their old combat zone located? 27 29 +1064 1 Twenty - five veterans of World War II ' s famed " Merrill ' s Marauders " Wednesday completed a 10 - day visit to their old combat zone . 10 - day visit to their old combat zone Why is there a 10-day visit to old combat zone for veterans? 20 29 +1064 2 The veterans , U . S . Army volunteers who took their nickname from their commander , Gen . Frank Merrill , served in the jungles of Burma as the only unit of regular American foot soldiers to fight on the Asian mainland during the war . the only unit Why were the Marauders the only American unit to fight on the Asian Mainland? 29 32 +1064 2 The veterans , U . S . Army volunteers who took their nickname from their commander , Gen . Frank Merrill , served in the jungles of Burma as the only unit of regular American foot soldiers to fight on the Asian mainland during the war . only Why were they the only American unit fighting on the Asian mainland? 30 31 +1064 3 In five major and 30 minor battles against the Japanese army , Merrill ' s Marauders gained a reputation for toughness and bravery but suffered terrible losses , taking 2 , 394 casualties out of an original strength of 2 , 830 men . but suffered terrible losses , Why were so many casualties experienced by this group? 23 28 +1064 3 In five major and 30 minor battles against the Japanese army , Merrill ' s Marauders gained a reputation for toughness and bravery but suffered terrible losses , taking 2 , 394 casualties out of an original strength of 2 , 830 men . five major Which battles are considered the five major battles that the Marauders took part in? 1 3 +1064 3 In five major and 30 minor battles against the Japanese army , Merrill ' s Marauders gained a reputation for toughness and bravery but suffered terrible losses , taking 2 , 394 casualties out of an original strength of 2 , 830 men . 2 , 830 Were all 2,830 men volunteers? 39 42 +1064 4 The returning veterans , led by retired Brig . Gen . L . Robert Caster , 84 , visited old battlegrounds during their stay , including Myitkyina , 990 kilometers ( 615 miles ) north of Rangoon , which they once wrested from Japanese control . battlegrounds What were their impressions of their old battlefields? 20 21 +1064 5 " We expected to find Myitkyina as we left it - - flat - - but we find it to be a prosperous and huge city , " said retired Brig . David Quaid at a news conference before the group departed Burma . " We are very happy with the wonderful hospitality of the local people . " flat Why did they expect to find the city flat even though the war ended 70 years ago? 12 13 +1065 1 One person was killed and four wounded when a grenade exploded on a city bus Wednesday . It wasn ' t immediately known if the blast was linked to a general strike . on a city bus In which city did this happen? 11 15 +1065 1 One person was killed and four wounded when a grenade exploded on a city bus Wednesday . It wasn ' t immediately known if the blast was linked to a general strike . grenade exploded on a city bus How did the grenade get on the bus? 9 15 +1065 1 One person was killed and four wounded when a grenade exploded on a city bus Wednesday . It wasn ' t immediately known if the blast was linked to a general strike . was killed How was this person killed? 2 4 +1065 1 One person was killed and four wounded when a grenade exploded on a city bus Wednesday . It wasn ' t immediately known if the blast was linked to a general strike . grenade exploded Where did the grenade come from? 9 11 +1065 1 One person was killed and four wounded when a grenade exploded on a city bus Wednesday . It wasn ' t immediately known if the blast was linked to a general strike . city bus What city did this happen in? 13 15 +1065 2 The explosion occurred in Burundi ' s capital Bujumbura . Lt . Col . Nicodemus Nduhirubusa said it was unclear whether the grenade was thrown into the bus or exploded by a passenger . Burundi ' s capital Bujumbura Is Burundi a country? 4 9 +1065 2 The explosion occurred in Burundi ' s capital Bujumbura . Lt . Col . Nicodemus Nduhirubusa said it was unclear whether the grenade was thrown into the bus or exploded by a passenger . unclear whether the grenade Why was this unclear? 19 23 +1065 2 The explosion occurred in Burundi ' s capital Bujumbura . Lt . Col . Nicodemus Nduhirubusa said it was unclear whether the grenade was thrown into the bus or exploded by a passenger . was unclear Were their any witnesses? 18 20 +1065 3 The strike was called Wednesday by the predominantly Tutsi opposition to press for the resignation of Prime Minister Anatole Kanyenkiko , said Nduhirubusa , the official ' s military and security adviser . Tutsi opposition What is Tutsi's agenda? 8 10 +1065 3 The strike was called Wednesday by the predominantly Tutsi opposition to press for the resignation of Prime Minister Anatole Kanyenkiko , said Nduhirubusa , the official ' s military and security adviser . resignation of Prime Minister Anatole Kanyenkiko , Why do they want the Prime Minister to resign? 14 21 +1065 3 The strike was called Wednesday by the predominantly Tutsi opposition to press for the resignation of Prime Minister Anatole Kanyenkiko , said Nduhirubusa , the official ' s military and security adviser . press for the resignation Why did they press for this? 11 15 +1065 4 Large numbers of people did stay away from work Wednesday , but the general strike failed to shut down commerce or paralyze the city . paralyze the city What is the population of that city? 21 24 +1065 4 Large numbers of people did stay away from work Wednesday , but the general strike failed to shut down commerce or paralyze the city . general strike failed to shut down commerce Why didn't commerce shut down? 13 20 +1065 4 Large numbers of people did stay away from work Wednesday , but the general strike failed to shut down commerce or paralyze the city . Large numbers of people How many people? 0 4 +1065 4 Large numbers of people did stay away from work Wednesday , but the general strike failed to shut down commerce or paralyze the city . did stay away from work Why did they stay away from work? 4 9 +1065 4 Large numbers of people did stay away from work Wednesday , but the general strike failed to shut down commerce or paralyze the city . strike failed to How did the strike fail to shut it all down? 14 17 +1065 5 The opposition has demanded Kanyenkiko ' s resignation , claiming he supported Jean Minani , a former speaker of the National Assembly who allegedly incited Hutus to kill Tutsis in 1993 . Minani , who denied the charged , resigned his post last month . to kill Tutsis in What organisation or position did Tutsis hold? 26 30 +1065 5 The opposition has demanded Kanyenkiko ' s resignation , claiming he supported Jean Minani , a former speaker of the National Assembly who allegedly incited Hutus to kill Tutsis in 1993 . Minani , who denied the charged , resigned his post last month . resigned his post last month Why did Minani resign his post if he claims he did not incite? 39 44 +1065 5 The opposition has demanded Kanyenkiko ' s resignation , claiming he supported Jean Minani , a former speaker of the National Assembly who allegedly incited Hutus to kill Tutsis in 1993 . Minani , who denied the charged , resigned his post last month . The opposition Who exactly is the opposition? 0 2 +1065 5 The opposition has demanded Kanyenkiko ' s resignation , claiming he supported Jean Minani , a former speaker of the National Assembly who allegedly incited Hutus to kill Tutsis in 1993 . Minani , who denied the charged , resigned his post last month . resignation , Why do they want him to resign? 7 9 +1065 5 The opposition has demanded Kanyenkiko ' s resignation , claiming he supported Jean Minani , a former speaker of the National Assembly who allegedly incited Hutus to kill Tutsis in 1993 . Minani , who denied the charged , resigned his post last month . he supported Did he in fact support the former speaker? 10 12 +1066 1 In the escalating fight over Jerusalem , the city ' s planning committee on Wednesday approved construction of a large Jewish neighborhood in the eastern sector claimed by the Palestinians as a future capital . fight Who are the major contenders? 3 4 +1066 1 In the escalating fight over Jerusalem , the city ' s planning committee on Wednesday approved construction of a large Jewish neighborhood in the eastern sector claimed by the Palestinians as a future capital . the escalating fight over Jerusalem , How long has this been going on? 1 7 +1066 1 In the escalating fight over Jerusalem , the city ' s planning committee on Wednesday approved construction of a large Jewish neighborhood in the eastern sector claimed by the Palestinians as a future capital . in the eastern sector claimed by the Palestinians Why a neighborhood in this specific area? 22 30 +1066 2 Angry Palestinian leaders said Israel was violating the Israel - PLO accord by creating facts on the ground before talks on the final status of the disputed city begin next year . accord What are the provisions of the accord? 11 12 +1066 2 Angry Palestinian leaders said Israel was violating the Israel - PLO accord by creating facts on the ground before talks on the final status of the disputed city begin next year . Israel - PLO What is this accord? who does it involve? 8 11 +1066 3 " There is no meaning to the peace process , " said Palestinian Information Minister Yasser Abed Rabbo . " Israel wants to replace the talks by drawing a new map , and we reject this . " peace What will happen to the future talks next year? 7 8 +1066 4 The go - ahead for the new Jewish neighborhood of Har Homa came a day before Prime Minister Yithzak Rabin was to meet with PLO chief Yasser Arafat and other Arab leaders in Cairo to try and rescue the Israel - PLO negotiations that have been halted over a deep crisis of confidence . go - ahead What factors caused the go-ahead of the new neighborhood? 1 4 +1066 4 The go - ahead for the new Jewish neighborhood of Har Homa came a day before Prime Minister Yithzak Rabin was to meet with PLO chief Yasser Arafat and other Arab leaders in Cairo to try and rescue the Israel - PLO negotiations that have been halted over a deep crisis of confidence . crisis of confidence Confidence in what? 50 53 +1066 5 Wednesday ' s city council decision was likely to further inflame the Palestinians who complain that Israel ' s land grab in the West Bank and east Jerusalem endangers the negotiations . Last week , Rabin ' s Cabinet approved more than 3 , 000 new homes in Jewish West Bank settlements ringing Jerusalem . 3 , 000 new homes How many are there in total, beyond the new ones? 42 47 +1067 1 American manufacturing expanded only slightly in January , signaling that overall growth in the economy may be leveling off , according to a widely followed survey of U . S . factories . expanded only slightly in January , What led to the lower-than-expected expansion? 2 8 +1067 1 American manufacturing expanded only slightly in January , signaling that overall growth in the economy may be leveling off , according to a widely followed survey of U . S . factories . slightly How much does manufacturing typically expand in a month? 4 5 +1067 1 American manufacturing expanded only slightly in January , signaling that overall growth in the economy may be leveling off , according to a widely followed survey of U . S . factories . American manufacturing What type of manufacturing is being looked at specifically? 0 2 +1067 1 American manufacturing expanded only slightly in January , signaling that overall growth in the economy may be leveling off , according to a widely followed survey of U . S . factories . widely followed survey How credible it this survey? 23 26 +1067 2 The National Association of Purchasing Managers said Wednesday its index of manufacturing growth rose to 57 . 9 percent in January from 57 . 5 percent in December . The index has been advancing for the last year and a half . index How is this index calculated? 9 10 +1067 2 The National Association of Purchasing Managers said Wednesday its index of manufacturing growth rose to 57 . 9 percent in January from 57 . 5 percent in December . The index has been advancing for the last year and a half . advancing Where was this index 18 months ago, before the growth period began? 33 34 +1067 2 The National Association of Purchasing Managers said Wednesday its index of manufacturing growth rose to 57 . 9 percent in January from 57 . 5 percent in December . The index has been advancing for the last year and a half . index What does the index take into account to determine growth? 9 10 +1067 3 An index reading above 50 percent indicates an expansion of activity at the nation ' s factories , while a reading below 50 percent indicates a decline . expansion of activity at the nation ' s factories , What constitutes an expansion of activity? 8 18 +1067 5 In a troubling sign of inflation , more firms reported paying higher prices for raw materials in January . The survey said 73 percent of respondants paid higher prices compared to 71 percent in December . higher prices for raw materials What was causing the inflationary trend? 11 16 +1067 5 In a troubling sign of inflation , more firms reported paying higher prices for raw materials in January . The survey said 73 percent of respondants paid higher prices compared to 71 percent in December . higher Is this compared to prices for the same raw materials in the previous month? 11 12 +1067 5 In a troubling sign of inflation , more firms reported paying higher prices for raw materials in January . The survey said 73 percent of respondants paid higher prices compared to 71 percent in December . higher prices What is the percent increase on the raw material prices? 11 13 +1067 5 In a troubling sign of inflation , more firms reported paying higher prices for raw materials in January . The survey said 73 percent of respondants paid higher prices compared to 71 percent in December . sign of inflation , Why is a 2 percent increase such a worry? 3 7 +1068 1 Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Wednesday he would bring in more foreign workers to replace Palestinian laborers and speed up the process of separation between Israelis and Palestinians . and speed up the process of separation How would bringing in foreign workers speed this process up? 17 24 +1068 1 Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Wednesday he would bring in more foreign workers to replace Palestinian laborers and speed up the process of separation between Israelis and Palestinians . replace Palestinian laborers Why does the Prime Minister want to replace Palestinian laborers? 14 17 +1068 1 Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Wednesday he would bring in more foreign workers to replace Palestinian laborers and speed up the process of separation between Israelis and Palestinians . separation Why does he want separation between Israelis and Palestinians? 23 24 +1068 2 " I would prefer more Thais and other foreign workers to knife - wielders ( Palestinians ) inside Israel , " Rabin said . " We must reduce dependence on the Palestinian workers . It can ' t be done by tomorrow . but we must reach this separation . " reduce dependence on the Palestinian workers Why must the country reduce dependence on Palestinians? 27 33 +1068 2 " I would prefer more Thais and other foreign workers to knife - wielders ( Palestinians ) inside Israel , " Rabin said . " We must reduce dependence on the Palestinian workers . It can ' t be done by tomorrow . but we must reach this separation . " Thais Why are Thai people preferred? 5 6 +1068 2 " I would prefer more Thais and other foreign workers to knife - wielders ( Palestinians ) inside Israel , " Rabin said . " We must reduce dependence on the Palestinian workers . It can ' t be done by tomorrow . but we must reach this separation . " knife - wielders ( Palestinians ) Why are Palestinians considered to be knife-wielders? 11 17 +1068 3 Rabin spoke a day before a planned summit with Egyptian , Jordanian and PLO leaders in Cairo Thursday , called to breathe life into the sputtering Mideast peace process . PLO Who is the PLO? 13 14 +1068 3 Rabin spoke a day before a planned summit with Egyptian , Jordanian and PLO leaders in Cairo Thursday , called to breathe life into the sputtering Mideast peace process . sputtering Mideast peace process . Why was the process having trouble moving forward? 25 30 +1068 3 Rabin spoke a day before a planned summit with Egyptian , Jordanian and PLO leaders in Cairo Thursday , called to breathe life into the sputtering Mideast peace process . sputtering Mideast peace process Why is the Mideast peace process currently considered to be sputtering? 25 29 +1068 4 " The problem of terrorism is the main impediment to implementing peace , " Rabin said , referring to a series of attacks by Islamic extremists that have killed 116 Israelis since the signing of the Israel - PLO autonomy accord in September 1993 . Israel - PLO autonomy accord What were the expectations of the Israel-PLO autonomy accord? 36 41 +1069 1 Greek judges and prosecutors Wednesday backed away from strike action after criticism over their decision to arrest any tax official refusing to discount their income taxes . strike Why would they demand this and how are they allowed to strike based on this? 8 9 +1069 1 Greek judges and prosecutors Wednesday backed away from strike action after criticism over their decision to arrest any tax official refusing to discount their income taxes . decision to arrest any tax official Why did they decide to arrest any tax official refusing to discount their income taxes? 14 20 +1069 1 Greek judges and prosecutors Wednesday backed away from strike action after criticism over their decision to arrest any tax official refusing to discount their income taxes . criticism Why are they criticised? 11 12 +1069 2 The judicial officials had said they would walk out indefinitely after the Finance Ministry refused to accept their claim that the constitution allows them to receive an immediate 50 percent discount on their income taxes . The discount is similar to one received by the 300 - member Parliament . percent Does this tax discount happen in other nations? 29 30 +1069 2 The judicial officials had said they would walk out indefinitely after the Finance Ministry refused to accept their claim that the constitution allows them to receive an immediate 50 percent discount on their income taxes . The discount is similar to one received by the 300 - member Parliament . 50 percent discount on their income taxes What was their evidence for being allowed to take such a discount? 28 35 +1069 2 The judicial officials had said they would walk out indefinitely after the Finance Ministry refused to accept their claim that the constitution allows them to receive an immediate 50 percent discount on their income taxes . The discount is similar to one received by the 300 - member Parliament . immediate 50 percent discount Why do judicial officials have an immediate 50 percent discount on their income taxes? 27 31 +1069 2 The judicial officials had said they would walk out indefinitely after the Finance Ministry refused to accept their claim that the constitution allows them to receive an immediate 50 percent discount on their income taxes . The discount is similar to one received by the 300 - member Parliament . Finance Ministry refused Why did the Finance Ministry refused to accept the judicial officials claim on their income taxes discount? 12 15 +1069 3 In calling off the strike , the prosecutor ' s union said they would seek vindication in court . vindication Who are they seeking vindication from? 15 16 +1069 3 In calling off the strike , the prosecutor ' s union said they would seek vindication in court . seek vindication in court Why would they seek vindication in court? 14 18 +1069 4 They had previously threatened to issue an arrest warrant for any tax official who refused to recognize their claim . official Are the tax officials to blame for such a claim? 12 13 +1069 4 They had previously threatened to issue an arrest warrant for any tax official who refused to recognize their claim . arrest warrant for any tax official How would such an order have held up in court? 7 13 +1069 5 Relations between the judiciary and Finance Ministry have been deteriorating following a recent ruling by Greece ' s Supreme Court that judges and prosecutors should receive the discount . Relations Should they have any relation at all? 0 1 +1070 1 Whole towns in eastern Netherlands were emptied of people Wednesday , for fear rising river waters would break through soaked dikes in the worst Dutch flooding in 40 years . were emptied Why were the towns empty? 5 7 +1070 1 Whole towns in eastern Netherlands were emptied of people Wednesday , for fear rising river waters would break through soaked dikes in the worst Dutch flooding in 40 years . rising river waters Why is the river rising? 13 16 +1070 1 Whole towns in eastern Netherlands were emptied of people Wednesday , for fear rising river waters would break through soaked dikes in the worst Dutch flooding in 40 years . worst Dutch flooding What makes it the worst flooding? 23 26 +1070 2 The Netherlands is bearing the downstream brunt of storms and flooding that battered parts of Germany , France and Belgium this past week . The flooding has killed one person in the Netherlands and 26 others elsewhere in northern Europe . one person Who was the person? 28 30 +1070 2 The Netherlands is bearing the downstream brunt of storms and flooding that battered parts of Germany , France and Belgium this past week . The flooding has killed one person in the Netherlands and 26 others elsewhere in northern Europe . 26 others Who are they? 34 36 +1070 2 The Netherlands is bearing the downstream brunt of storms and flooding that battered parts of Germany , France and Belgium this past week . The flooding has killed one person in the Netherlands and 26 others elsewhere in northern Europe . elsewhere Where were the others killed? 36 37 +1070 2 The Netherlands is bearing the downstream brunt of storms and flooding that battered parts of Germany , France and Belgium this past week . The flooding has killed one person in the Netherlands and 26 others elsewhere in northern Europe . week what date? 22 23 +1070 2 The Netherlands is bearing the downstream brunt of storms and flooding that battered parts of Germany , France and Belgium this past week . The flooding has killed one person in the Netherlands and 26 others elsewhere in northern Europe . battered parts of Germany , How badly battered was it? 12 17 +1070 2 The Netherlands is bearing the downstream brunt of storms and flooding that battered parts of Germany , France and Belgium this past week . The flooding has killed one person in the Netherlands and 26 others elsewhere in northern Europe . 26 others elsewhere Were these drownings? 34 37 +1070 3 Up to 250 , 000 people were being evacuated from low - lying areas in the southeastern Netherlands , clogging highways and straining public services . being evacuated Where were they going? 7 9 +1070 4 Soldiers were pressed into duty to reinforce dikes that barely contain the rampaging Maas and Waal rivers . If dikes are breached , some villages may be under 16 feet of water . reinforce dikes How will this reinforcement be completed? 6 8 +1070 4 Soldiers were pressed into duty to reinforce dikes that barely contain the rampaging Maas and Waal rivers . If dikes are breached , some villages may be under 16 feet of water . reinforce How did they reinforce them? 6 7 +1070 4 Soldiers were pressed into duty to reinforce dikes that barely contain the rampaging Maas and Waal rivers . If dikes are breached , some villages may be under 16 feet of water . reinforce dikes How were the dikes reinforced? 6 8 +1070 4 Soldiers were pressed into duty to reinforce dikes that barely contain the rampaging Maas and Waal rivers . If dikes are breached , some villages may be under 16 feet of water . some villages How many villages? 23 25 +1070 5 No people , animals or other signs of life were visible in farmlands in the eastern provinces of Gelderland and Limburg after thousands of residents fled with their livestock in any vehicle they could find . fled with their livestock How were the livestock able to be transported? 25 29 +1070 5 No people , animals or other signs of life were visible in farmlands in the eastern provinces of Gelderland and Limburg after thousands of residents fled with their livestock in any vehicle they could find . fled Where were these residents fleeing? 25 26 +1070 5 No people , animals or other signs of life were visible in farmlands in the eastern provinces of Gelderland and Limburg after thousands of residents fled with their livestock in any vehicle they could find . residents fled Where did they go? 24 26 +1070 5 No people , animals or other signs of life were visible in farmlands in the eastern provinces of Gelderland and Limburg after thousands of residents fled with their livestock in any vehicle they could find . their livestock What kind of livestock? 27 29 +1071 1 The European Union said Wednesday talks for broad economic and political accords with Latvia , Lithuania and Estonia may be concluded as early as April 1 . economic and political accords What sort of economic results would be felt? 8 12 +1071 1 The European Union said Wednesday talks for broad economic and political accords with Latvia , Lithuania and Estonia may be concluded as early as April 1 . early How long has the talks gone on? 22 23 +1071 1 The European Union said Wednesday talks for broad economic and political accords with Latvia , Lithuania and Estonia may be concluded as early as April 1 . April 1 in which year? 24 26 +1071 2 " We are working as hard as we can " to conclude so - called Europe Agreements with the Baltic states , said EU Commission spokesman Nico Wegter . Nico Wegter what are his credentials? 26 28 +1071 3 " Maybe within two months this couild be concluded . " two How long does talk agreements in Europe usually last? 3 4 +1071 3 " Maybe within two months this couild be concluded . " within two months this is it likely to take longer? 2 6 +1071 4 The agreements are the basis of a plan to let East European nations into the EU at an as yet unspecified date . East European nations into the EU Why were the countries looking to join the EU? 10 16 +1071 4 The agreements are the basis of a plan to let East European nations into the EU at an as yet unspecified date . plan Are there standard requirements to be allowed into the EU? 7 8 +1071 5 On Wednesday such accords between the EU and four eastern neighbors took effect , bringing Bulgaria , Romania and the Czech and Slovak republics a step closer to European Union membership . membership What advantages would membership allow them? 30 31 +1072 1 After an exhaustive probe into the 1988 bombing of a Pan Am jetliner over Scotland , investigators have concluded there is still a case against two Libyans , Britain said Wednesday . bombing What was the reason for carrying out this attack? 7 8 +1072 1 After an exhaustive probe into the 1988 bombing of a Pan Am jetliner over Scotland , investigators have concluded there is still a case against two Libyans , Britain said Wednesday . still a case against Why can't they be cleared? 21 25 +1072 2 Responding to a lawmaker ' s questions in the House of Commons , Foreign Secretary Douglas Hurd said investigators had found nothing to implicate anyone else in the attack , which killed 270 people . a lawmaker ' s questions Who is the lawmaker? 2 7 +1072 2 Responding to a lawmaker ' s questions in the House of Commons , Foreign Secretary Douglas Hurd said investigators had found nothing to implicate anyone else in the attack , which killed 270 people . people Did the two Libyans survive the bombing? How did the bombing take place? 33 34 +1072 3 " During the early stages of the investigation , the possibility that Palestinian extremist groups might be responsible was extensively investigated and so were reports of Iranian involvement , " Hurd said . Palestinian extremist groups Who are these extremist groups? 12 15 +1072 3 " During the early stages of the investigation , the possibility that Palestinian extremist groups might be responsible was extensively investigated and so were reports of Iranian involvement , " Hurd said . Palestinian extremist groups might be responsible Why were Palestinians thought to be involved at the early stages? 12 18 +1072 3 " During the early stages of the investigation , the possibility that Palestinian extremist groups might be responsible was extensively investigated and so were reports of Iranian involvement , " Hurd said . Palestinian extremist groups might be responsible Why were they implicated? 12 18 +1072 4 But " no credible evidence has been found to substantiate either theory , " he said . " no credible evidence Has any evidence been found at all? Who decides credibility? 1 5 +1072 5 Hurd revealed that as part of their investigations , Scottish police had interviewed two members of the extremist Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine , Hafes Dalkamouni and Abdel Ghadanfar , who were arrested in Germany in 1988 . were arrested in Germany in 1988 Why were these two people arrested? 33 39 +1073 1 Come hell or high water , some people just won ' t move . With the threat of flooding all around , the holdouts here will go only place - upstairs . some people just won ' t move Why do they not want to leave? 6 13 +1073 1 Come hell or high water , some people just won ' t move . With the threat of flooding all around , the holdouts here will go only place - upstairs . some people just won ' t move Why will some people stay in their homes during a flood situation? 6 13 +1073 1 Come hell or high water , some people just won ' t move . With the threat of flooding all around , the holdouts here will go only place - upstairs . threat of flooding Where is the threat of flooding? 16 19 +1073 3 " I hear 10 to 15 percent of the people here will stay , " said Kurt Vink . Kurt Vink Who is Kurt Vink? 16 18 +1074 1 A radio station has apologized for asking listeners to call in Auschwitz jokes on the 50th anniversary of the liberation of the Nazi death camp . apologized How have they asked them to apologize (on social media? on air)? 4 5 +1074 1 A radio station has apologized for asking listeners to call in Auschwitz jokes on the 50th anniversary of the liberation of the Nazi death camp . asking listeners Why did the radio station ask listeners to do this? 6 8 +1074 1 A radio station has apologized for asking listeners to call in Auschwitz jokes on the 50th anniversary of the liberation of the Nazi death camp . asking listeners to call in Auschwitz jokes Why did the radio station think this was appropriate? 6 13 +1074 1 A radio station has apologized for asking listeners to call in Auschwitz jokes on the 50th anniversary of the liberation of the Nazi death camp . Auschwitz Was it management or the DJ who decided to add this to their programming? 11 12 +1074 2 " It ' s an instance we would like to put behind us , " Beverly Rice , general manager of WDEZ - AM , said after the station was contacted by the Chicago - based Anti - Defamation League , a civil rights groups that fights anti - Semitism . contacted When were they contacted by the civil rights group? 30 31 +1074 3 An announcer who goes by the name Terry T . suggested during his morning show Friday that the country music station ' s listeners phone in Auschwitz jokes . He broadcast an apology Monday . suggested What specifically did he ask them to call in with? 10 11 +1074 3 An announcer who goes by the name Terry T . suggested during his morning show Friday that the country music station ' s listeners phone in Auschwitz jokes . He broadcast an apology Monday . suggested Again, why would Terry T. suggest this? 10 11 +1074 5 Michael Sandberg , Midwest civil rights director for the Anti - Defamation League , said the league was told about Terry T . ' s remarks by non - Jewish people in Wausau . Wausau Where is Wausau located? 32 33 +1074 5 Michael Sandberg , Midwest civil rights director for the Anti - Defamation League , said the league was told about Terry T . ' s remarks by non - Jewish people in Wausau . Terry What was Terry T.'s defense? 20 21 +1075 1 Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Wednesday he would bring in more foreign workers to replace Palestinian laborers and speed up the process of separation between Israelis and Palestinians . bring in more foreign workers How will more workers be brought in? 8 13 +1075 1 Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Wednesday he would bring in more foreign workers to replace Palestinian laborers and speed up the process of separation between Israelis and Palestinians . separation between Israelis and Palestinians Why are Israelis and Palenstinians being separated? 23 28 +1075 1 Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Wednesday he would bring in more foreign workers to replace Palestinian laborers and speed up the process of separation between Israelis and Palestinians . speed up the process Why would Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin want to separate the Israelis and Palestinians? 18 22 +1075 1 Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Wednesday he would bring in more foreign workers to replace Palestinian laborers and speed up the process of separation between Israelis and Palestinians . Minister What country is Yitzhak Rabin the prime minister of? 1 2 +1075 1 Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Wednesday he would bring in more foreign workers to replace Palestinian laborers and speed up the process of separation between Israelis and Palestinians . replace Why are Palestinian laborers being replaced? 14 15 +1075 1 Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Wednesday he would bring in more foreign workers to replace Palestinian laborers and speed up the process of separation between Israelis and Palestinians . separation Why are Israelis and Palestinians being separated by the government? 23 24 +1075 1 Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Wednesday he would bring in more foreign workers to replace Palestinian laborers and speed up the process of separation between Israelis and Palestinians . bring Why does Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin wants to bring in foreign workers to replace Palestinian laborers? 8 9 +1075 1 Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Wednesday he would bring in more foreign workers to replace Palestinian laborers and speed up the process of separation between Israelis and Palestinians . speed How will bringing in more foreign worker to replace Palestinian laborer speed up the process of separation between Israelis and Palestinians? 18 19 +1075 2 " I would prefer more Thais and other foreign workers to knife - wielders ( Palestinians ) inside Israel , " Rabin said . " We must reduce dependence on the Palestinian workers . It can ' t be done by tomorrow . but we must reach this separation . " knife - wielders Why did Rabin call the workers this? 11 14 +1075 2 " I would prefer more Thais and other foreign workers to knife - wielders ( Palestinians ) inside Israel , " Rabin said . " We must reduce dependence on the Palestinian workers . It can ' t be done by tomorrow . but we must reach this separation . " we must reach this separation Why is the Prime Minister so determined to separate the two? 44 49 +1075 2 " I would prefer more Thais and other foreign workers to knife - wielders ( Palestinians ) inside Israel , " Rabin said . " We must reduce dependence on the Palestinian workers . It can ' t be done by tomorrow . but we must reach this separation . " knife - wielders Why does Rabin call Palestinians 'knife-wielders'? 11 14 +1075 2 " I would prefer more Thais and other foreign workers to knife - wielders ( Palestinians ) inside Israel , " Rabin said . " We must reduce dependence on the Palestinian workers . It can ' t be done by tomorrow . but we must reach this separation . " must Why does Rabin think it's necessary to separate Israelis and Palestinians? 26 27 +1075 2 " I would prefer more Thais and other foreign workers to knife - wielders ( Palestinians ) inside Israel , " Rabin said . " We must reduce dependence on the Palestinian workers . It can ' t be done by tomorrow . but we must reach this separation . " prefer Why does Rabin prefer more Thais and other foreign workers? 3 4 +1075 3 Rabin spoke a day before a planned summit with Egyptian , Jordanian and PLO leaders in Cairo Thursday , called to breathe life into the sputtering Mideast peace process . Mideast peace process What is the Mideast peace process? 26 29 +1075 3 Rabin spoke a day before a planned summit with Egyptian , Jordanian and PLO leaders in Cairo Thursday , called to breathe life into the sputtering Mideast peace process . spoke a day before a planned summit Why did he speak a day before this? 1 8 +1075 3 Rabin spoke a day before a planned summit with Egyptian , Jordanian and PLO leaders in Cairo Thursday , called to breathe life into the sputtering Mideast peace process . Mideast peace process What was the Mideast peace process? 26 29 +1075 3 Rabin spoke a day before a planned summit with Egyptian , Jordanian and PLO leaders in Cairo Thursday , called to breathe life into the sputtering Mideast peace process . before What effect will these remarks have on the summit on the Mideast peace process in Cairo? 4 5 +1075 3 Rabin spoke a day before a planned summit with Egyptian , Jordanian and PLO leaders in Cairo Thursday , called to breathe life into the sputtering Mideast peace process . PLO What does PLO stand for? 13 14 +1075 3 Rabin spoke a day before a planned summit with Egyptian , Jordanian and PLO leaders in Cairo Thursday , called to breathe life into the sputtering Mideast peace process . spoke What did Rabin spoke about to the Egyptian, Jordanian and PLO leaders in Cairo? 1 2 +1075 4 " The problem of terrorism is the main impediment to implementing peace , " Rabin said , referring to a series of attacks by Islamic extremists that have killed 116 Israelis since the signing of the Israel - PLO autonomy accord in September 1993 . killed 116 Israelis Why did extremists kill Israelis? 28 31 +1075 4 " The problem of terrorism is the main impediment to implementing peace , " Rabin said , referring to a series of attacks by Islamic extremists that have killed 116 Israelis since the signing of the Israel - PLO autonomy accord in September 1993 . Israel - PLO autonomy accord What was the Israel-PLO autonomy accord about? 36 41 +1075 4 " The problem of terrorism is the main impediment to implementing peace , " Rabin said , referring to a series of attacks by Islamic extremists that have killed 116 Israelis since the signing of the Israel - PLO autonomy accord in September 1993 . terrorism Why does terrorism persist in this region? 4 5 +1075 4 " The problem of terrorism is the main impediment to implementing peace , " Rabin said , referring to a series of attacks by Islamic extremists that have killed 116 Israelis since the signing of the Israel - PLO autonomy accord in September 1993 . signing How is Rabin so sure that the series of attacks by Islamic extremists that have killed 116 Israelis happened after signing of the Israel-PLO autonomy accord and are related to this? 33 34 +1075 5 The attacks have sapped support for Rabin , who now trails badly in polls behind right - wing opposition leader Binyamin Netanyahu . Surveys show half of Israelis want talks with the PLO stopped . half of Israelis want talks with the PLO stopped Why do Israelis want talks with the PLO stopped? 25 34 +1075 5 The attacks have sapped support for Rabin , who now trails badly in polls behind right - wing opposition leader Binyamin Netanyahu . Surveys show half of Israelis want talks with the PLO stopped . half of Israelis Why doesn't the Prime Minister take into consideration what half the Israelis want? 25 28 +1075 5 The attacks have sapped support for Rabin , who now trails badly in polls behind right - wing opposition leader Binyamin Netanyahu . Surveys show half of Israelis want talks with the PLO stopped . sapped How do the terrorist attacks reflect on Rabin? 3 4 +1075 5 The attacks have sapped support for Rabin , who now trails badly in polls behind right - wing opposition leader Binyamin Netanyahu . Surveys show half of Israelis want talks with the PLO stopped . opposition What is the platform of the opposition party? 18 19 +1075 5 The attacks have sapped support for Rabin , who now trails badly in polls behind right - wing opposition leader Binyamin Netanyahu . Surveys show half of Israelis want talks with the PLO stopped . stopped Why does the Israelis want talks with PLO stopped? 33 34 +1076 1 The U . S . State Department on Wednesday accused Russia of a string of human rights violations , including the overuse of force in breakaway Chechnya , dismal prison conditions and police beatings . overuse What was the government of Russia doing to overuse their force? 21 22 +1076 1 The U . S . State Department on Wednesday accused Russia of a string of human rights violations , including the overuse of force in breakaway Chechnya , dismal prison conditions and police beatings . force How did Russia overuse force? 23 24 +1076 1 The U . S . State Department on Wednesday accused Russia of a string of human rights violations , including the overuse of force in breakaway Chechnya , dismal prison conditions and police beatings . conditions What are the conditions of the prisons? 30 31 +1076 1 The U . S . State Department on Wednesday accused Russia of a string of human rights violations , including the overuse of force in breakaway Chechnya , dismal prison conditions and police beatings . police beatings What are the details of the police beatings? 32 34 +1076 2 While the department ' s annual human rights report cited no political killings last year as Russia struggled to make its democracy work , it said " the line between politically motivated killings and criminal activities has become difficult to distinguish . " " the line How does blurring the line between political motivations and criminal activities bankrupt a democracy?\n 26 29 +1076 2 While the department ' s annual human rights report cited no political killings last year as Russia struggled to make its democracy work , it said " the line between politically motivated killings and criminal activities has become difficult to distinguish . " last year Is this different from the previous years? 13 15 +1076 2 While the department ' s annual human rights report cited no political killings last year as Russia struggled to make its democracy work , it said " the line between politically motivated killings and criminal activities has become difficult to distinguish . " difficult to distinguish How is criminal activity becoming politicized in Russia? 38 41 +1076 2 While the department ' s annual human rights report cited no political killings last year as Russia struggled to make its democracy work , it said " the line between politically motivated killings and criminal activities has become difficult to distinguish . " has become difficult to distinguish . " Why has the line been blurred? 36 43 +1076 3 The report , which assesses the way governments around the world treat their citizens , also faults China as authoritarian state that failed to improve its record of " widespread and well - documented human rights abuses " during a year when President Clinton extended Beijing ' s favored trading status . China as authoritarian state How has china committed human rights offenses?\n 17 21 +1076 3 The report , which assesses the way governments around the world treat their citizens , also faults China as authoritarian state that failed to improve its record of " widespread and well - documented human rights abuses " during a year when President Clinton extended Beijing ' s favored trading status . human rights abuses " What are these human rights abuses? 34 38 +1076 3 The report , which assesses the way governments around the world treat their citizens , also faults China as authoritarian state that failed to improve its record of " widespread and well - documented human rights abuses " during a year when President Clinton extended Beijing ' s favored trading status . extended Why would he extend the favored trading status? 44 45 +1076 3 The report , which assesses the way governments around the world treat their citizens , also faults China as authoritarian state that failed to improve its record of " widespread and well - documented human rights abuses " during a year when President Clinton extended Beijing ' s favored trading status . extended Beijing ' s favored trading status Why did he extend this status? 44 51 +1076 3 The report , which assesses the way governments around the world treat their citizens , also faults China as authoritarian state that failed to improve its record of " widespread and well - documented human rights abuses " during a year when President Clinton extended Beijing ' s favored trading status . extended Beijing ' s favored trading status What constitutes a favored nation in trading? 44 51 +1076 3 The report , which assesses the way governments around the world treat their citizens , also faults China as authoritarian state that failed to improve its record of " widespread and well - documented human rights abuses " during a year when President Clinton extended Beijing ' s favored trading status . President Clinton what is his relevance here? 42 44 +1076 4 " Abuses include arbitrary and lengthy incommunicado detention , torture , and mistreatment of prisoners , " as well as restriction of press and political freedoms and repression in Tibet , the report said . Tibet , Why does china care to exert force in Tibet? 29 31 +1076 4 " Abuses include arbitrary and lengthy incommunicado detention , torture , and mistreatment of prisoners , " as well as restriction of press and political freedoms and repression in Tibet , the report said . in Tibet , Why is the repression and restrictions of freedom in Tibet as opposed to the rest of China? 28 31 +1076 4 " Abuses include arbitrary and lengthy incommunicado detention , torture , and mistreatment of prisoners , " as well as restriction of press and political freedoms and repression in Tibet , the report said . arbitrary How objective is the arbitrary description? 3 4 +1076 4 " Abuses include arbitrary and lengthy incommunicado detention , torture , and mistreatment of prisoners , " as well as restriction of press and political freedoms and repression in Tibet , the report said . restriction of press and political freedoms What constitutes a restriction of freedom of the press in China? 20 26 +1076 5 The report cited as favorable developments the release of several prominent political prisoners , granting of passports to dissidents and adopting a law allowing citizens to sue the government for infringement of their rights . law allowing citizens to sue the government Have citizens not been able to sue the government? 22 29 +1077 1 Come hell or high water , some people just won ' t move . With the threat of flooding all around , the only place the holdouts here will go is upstairs . people Why wont people move for? 7 8 +1077 1 Come hell or high water , some people just won ' t move . With the threat of flooding all around , the only place the holdouts here will go is upstairs . threat of flooding What is causing the threat of flooding? 16 19 +1077 1 Come hell or high water , some people just won ' t move . With the threat of flooding all around , the only place the holdouts here will go is upstairs . only place the holdouts here will go is upstairs Why won't they go anywhere else? 23 32 +1077 1 Come hell or high water , some people just won ' t move . With the threat of flooding all around , the only place the holdouts here will go is upstairs . people just won ' t move Why are the people so stubborn? 7 13 +1077 1 Come hell or high water , some people just won ' t move . With the threat of flooding all around , the only place the holdouts here will go is upstairs . upstairs Why do some people refuse to leave their homes when the flooding is dangerous? 31 32 +1077 2 While an emergency edict was supposed to turn Tiel into a ghost town Wednesday , the local grocery store was selling supplies by the box to those daring to challenge the waters of the River Waal . store Why was the grocery store sellingso many supplies? 18 19 +1077 2 While an emergency edict was supposed to turn Tiel into a ghost town Wednesday , the local grocery store was selling supplies by the box to those daring to challenge the waters of the River Waal . local grocery store Why didn't they make the grocery store close? 16 19 +1077 2 While an emergency edict was supposed to turn Tiel into a ghost town Wednesday , the local grocery store was selling supplies by the box to those daring to challenge the waters of the River Waal . grocery store Why was the grocery store open when everyone was asked to leave? 17 19 +1077 3 " I hear 10 to 15 percent of the people here will stay , " said Kurt Vink . Kurt Vink Who is Kurt Vink? 16 18 +1077 4 He ' ll be a holdout himself when the 8 a . m . Thursday evacuation deadline comes around . He wants to protect his jewelry shop . protect his jewelry shop How is he protecting his jewelry shop by him staying? 23 27 +1077 4 He ' ll be a holdout himself when the 8 a . m . Thursday evacuation deadline comes around . He wants to protect his jewelry shop . protect How can he protect it from floods? 23 24 +1077 5 " There ' s a lot of money in this business , and I don ' t want to get plundered , " he said . " The jewels are in a safe , but I ' d rather stay next to it . " jewels Why would he rather stay next to the jewels> 28 29 +1077 5 " There ' s a lot of money in this business , and I don ' t want to get plundered , " he said . " The jewels are in a safe , but I ' d rather stay next to it . " plundered , " Who would do the plundering if everyone was gone? 20 23 +1078 1 Interest rates dropped sharply and the value of the peso rose considerably Wednesday on news that a multibillion international package is now available to buttress Mexico ' s battered economy . multibillion international package Who are the investors and why? 17 20 +1078 1 Interest rates dropped sharply and the value of the peso rose considerably Wednesday on news that a multibillion international package is now available to buttress Mexico ' s battered economy . Mexico ' s battered economy Why was the economy struggling? 25 30 +1078 1 Interest rates dropped sharply and the value of the peso rose considerably Wednesday on news that a multibillion international package is now available to buttress Mexico ' s battered economy . package What year is this from? 19 20 +1078 2 The rate on the bellwether 28 - day treasury bills , known as cetes , fell a sharp 4 . 44 percentage points at the weekly auction to 32 . 75 percent , indicating that some relief is around the corner for beleaguered debtors . for beleaguered debtors Why were people in such debt trouble? 41 44 +1078 3 Interest rates overall soared from around 35 percent annually just before Mexico ' s economic crisis broke Dec . 20 to 55 and 60 percent . On that date , the government stopped supporting the value of the Mexican currency , letting it float to preserve dwindling monetary reserves . supporting the value of the Mexican currency , How had the supports been used in the time prior? 33 41 +1078 3 Interest rates overall soared from around 35 percent annually just before Mexico ' s economic crisis broke Dec . 20 to 55 and 60 percent . On that date , the government stopped supporting the value of the Mexican currency , letting it float to preserve dwindling monetary reserves . supporting What actions did the government attempt previously to rectify the situation? 33 34 +1078 5 Dealers said demand for the peso - denominated paper was great in the wake of Tuesday ' s announcement of what is likely to amount to a dlrs 50 billion international credit package to help Mexico out of its financial crisis . international credit package What will the credit package contain as a way of helping Mexico? 30 33 +1078 5 Dealers said demand for the peso - denominated paper was great in the wake of Tuesday ' s announcement of what is likely to amount to a dlrs 50 billion international credit package to help Mexico out of its financial crisis . international How many, and which, countries were involved in this international credit package? 30 31 +1079 1 Flood refugees are lashing out at the government and environmentalists , claiming red tape and natural beauty were put before their own safety . Flood refugees Where was the flood? 0 2 +1079 1 Flood refugees are lashing out at the government and environmentalists , claiming red tape and natural beauty were put before their own safety . put before How were these things put before citizen's safety? 18 20 +1079 1 Flood refugees are lashing out at the government and environmentalists , claiming red tape and natural beauty were put before their own safety . lashing out How are the flood victims lashing out? 3 5 +1079 1 Flood refugees are lashing out at the government and environmentalists , claiming red tape and natural beauty were put before their own safety . Flood refugees Where are the refugees from? 0 2 +1079 1 Flood refugees are lashing out at the government and environmentalists , claiming red tape and natural beauty were put before their own safety . were put before their own safety Why were the refugees being left out of considerations? 17 23 +1079 2 " These dikes have been here since the 13th century and they just haven ' t been kept up because of . the environmental freaks , " said Leen van der Berg . the environmental freaks , " Who are the environmental freaks? 22 27 +1079 2 " These dikes have been here since the 13th century and they just haven ' t been kept up because of . the environmental freaks , " said Leen van der Berg . the environmental freaks , " How did environmentalists cause the dikes not to be kept up? 22 27 +1079 2 " These dikes have been here since the 13th century and they just haven ' t been kept up because of . the environmental freaks , " said Leen van der Berg . haven ' t been kept up What was the impetus for not taking care of the dikes? 13 19 +1079 3 He ' s from Tiel , a city bearing the brunt of the flooding that has forced some 250 , 000 people to abandon their homes in southeastern Netherlands . forced some 250 , 000 people to abandon their homes How much is the total population of this city? 16 26 +1079 3 He ' s from Tiel , a city bearing the brunt of the flooding that has forced some 250 , 000 people to abandon their homes in southeastern Netherlands . flooding What is the situation that led up to the flooding? Heavy rains? A particular storm? 13 14 +1079 4 " You need to have an eye for the landscape , but it ' s more important to look out for the people , " he said . he said . Who said this? 25 28 +1079 5 Van der Berg and other critics blame environmentalists for lobbying against dike reinforcement plans . But the environmentalists say bureaucratic red tape is to blame . red tape is What does this phrase mean? 20 23 +1079 5 Van der Berg and other critics blame environmentalists for lobbying against dike reinforcement plans . But the environmentalists say bureaucratic red tape is to blame . lobbying against Why did environmentalists lobby against these plans? 9 11 +1079 5 Van der Berg and other critics blame environmentalists for lobbying against dike reinforcement plans . But the environmentalists say bureaucratic red tape is to blame . bureaucratic red tape What bureaucratic red tape impeded the reinforcements plans? 19 22 +1079 5 Van der Berg and other critics blame environmentalists for lobbying against dike reinforcement plans . But the environmentalists say bureaucratic red tape is to blame . red tape is to blame What is the evidence that there is too much bureaucracy in this situation? 20 25 +1080 1 Finning Ltd . has reported record revenue and net earnings for 1994 . has reported Reported to who? 3 5 +1080 1 Finning Ltd . has reported record revenue and net earnings for 1994 . record revenue and net earnings What wad this cause of this? 5 10 +1080 1 Finning Ltd . has reported record revenue and net earnings for 1994 . record revenue and net earnings Why were revenue and earnings so high for 1994? 5 10 +1080 2 The Vancouver - based equipment dealer , with Caterpillar dealerships in Canada , the United Kingdom , Poland and Chile , said revenue for the year ended Dec . 31 , 1994 , was up nearly 40 per cent . equipment dealer , What can cause records earnings for this sector? 4 7 +1080 2 The Vancouver - based equipment dealer , with Caterpillar dealerships in Canada , the United Kingdom , Poland and Chile , said revenue for the year ended Dec . 31 , 1994 , was up nearly 40 per cent . up nearly 40 per cent Is there a specific reason behind the increase? 34 39 +1080 4 Net income increased to $ 61 , 421 , 000 or $ 1 . 60 a share from $ 22 , 271 , 000 or 60 cents a share in 1993 . increased What caused the increase? 2 3 +1080 5 Consolidated revenue for the fourth quarter ended Dec . 31 was a record $ 380 , 052 , 000 , up more than 12 per cent from the same period a year ago . a record What number did it surpass? 11 13 +1080 5 Consolidated revenue for the fourth quarter ended Dec . 31 was a record $ 380 , 052 , 000 , up more than 12 per cent from the same period a year ago . up more than 12 per cent Why was it up so much? 20 26 +1080 5 Consolidated revenue for the fourth quarter ended Dec . 31 was a record $ 380 , 052 , 000 , up more than 12 per cent from the same period a year ago . Consolidated revenue What counts as consolidated revenue for a company? 0 2 +1081 1 Driving to break a diplomatic deadlock , the Clinton administration is sending a top official to Munich , Germany , this weekend to help set up a confederation between Muslims and Croats in Bosnia . help set up a confederation How is he helping set up a confederation? 23 28 +1081 1 Driving to break a diplomatic deadlock , the Clinton administration is sending a top official to Munich , Germany , this weekend to help set up a confederation between Muslims and Croats in Bosnia . diplomatic deadlock , Why is there a deadlock? 4 7 +1081 1 Driving to break a diplomatic deadlock , the Clinton administration is sending a top official to Munich , Germany , this weekend to help set up a confederation between Muslims and Croats in Bosnia . Clinton administration Why is the Clinton administration involved in this? 8 10 +1081 1 Driving to break a diplomatic deadlock , the Clinton administration is sending a top official to Munich , Germany , this weekend to help set up a confederation between Muslims and Croats in Bosnia . diplomatic deadlock , What is the main cause of the deadlock? 4 7 +1081 2 Assistant Secretary of State Richard Holbrooke will be joined in his meetings with Muslim and Croat leaders by diplomats from Britain , France , Germany and Russia , U . S . officials disclosed Wednesday . by diplomats Why is he being joined by diplomats? 17 19 +1081 2 Assistant Secretary of State Richard Holbrooke will be joined in his meetings with Muslim and Croat leaders by diplomats from Britain , France , Germany and Russia , U . S . officials disclosed Wednesday . joined in his meetings Why are the other diplomats joining? 8 12 +1081 3 Together , the two ethnic groups would control 51 percent of Bosnia under a map proposed by the five outside countries as part of a plan to end the 34 - month war in the former Yugoslav republic . of a plan to end the 34 - month war How do they plan to end the war? 23 33 +1081 3 Together , the two ethnic groups would control 51 percent of Bosnia under a map proposed by the five outside countries as part of a plan to end the 34 - month war in the former Yugoslav republic . 34 - month war Why did the war begin? 29 33 +1081 3 Together , the two ethnic groups would control 51 percent of Bosnia under a map proposed by the five outside countries as part of a plan to end the 34 - month war in the former Yugoslav republic . 34 - month war What is the war about ? 29 33 +1081 3 Together , the two ethnic groups would control 51 percent of Bosnia under a map proposed by the five outside countries as part of a plan to end the 34 - month war in the former Yugoslav republic . 51 percent of Bosnia Who controls the other 49% 8 12 +1081 4 Bosnian Serbs have rejected the plan as leaving them with economically and politically ineffective fragments of the country . Their repeated refusal to negotiate with the Muslim - led government has derailed U . S . peace efforts while sporadic fighting threatens a shaky ceasefire . economically and politically ineffective why are these fragments economically and politically ineffective? 10 14 +1081 4 Bosnian Serbs have rejected the plan as leaving them with economically and politically ineffective fragments of the country . Their repeated refusal to negotiate with the Muslim - led government has derailed U . S . peace efforts while sporadic fighting threatens a shaky ceasefire . Their repeated refusal to negotiate Why did they repeatedly refuse to negotiate? 19 24 +1081 4 Bosnian Serbs have rejected the plan as leaving them with economically and politically ineffective fragments of the country . Their repeated refusal to negotiate with the Muslim - led government has derailed U . S . peace efforts while sporadic fighting threatens a shaky ceasefire . refusal to negotiate Why were they refusing to negotiate? 21 24 +1081 4 Bosnian Serbs have rejected the plan as leaving them with economically and politically ineffective fragments of the country . Their repeated refusal to negotiate with the Muslim - led government has derailed U . S . peace efforts while sporadic fighting threatens a shaky ceasefire . economically and politically ineffective Which parts of the nation were considered less useful? 10 14 +1081 5 The effect of Holbrooke ' s talks with Muslim and Croat leaders could isolate the Serbs diplomatically . " We ' re trying to send them a political signal , " said a senior U . S . official , speaking on condition of anonymity , could isolate How would they be isolated diplomatically? 12 14 +1081 5 The effect of Holbrooke ' s talks with Muslim and Croat leaders could isolate the Serbs diplomatically . " We ' re trying to send them a political signal , " said a senior U . S . official , speaking on condition of anonymity , on condition of anonymity , Why was the official anonymous 41 46 +1081 5 The effect of Holbrooke ' s talks with Muslim and Croat leaders could isolate the Serbs diplomatically . " We ' re trying to send them a political signal , " said a senior U . S . official , speaking on condition of anonymity , isolate the Serbs diplomatically Why would the Serbs be isolated? 13 17 +1082 1 Record numbers of illegal immigrants were caught trying to sneak into Arizona from Mexico last month , an influx some believe is driven partly by the fall of the peso . sneak How are they sneaking into the country? 9 10 +1082 1 Record numbers of illegal immigrants were caught trying to sneak into Arizona from Mexico last month , an influx some believe is driven partly by the fall of the peso . peso Why has the peso fallen? 29 30 +1082 1 Record numbers of illegal immigrants were caught trying to sneak into Arizona from Mexico last month , an influx some believe is driven partly by the fall of the peso . Record numbers A record in regards to what? What is the actual number? 0 2 +1082 1 Record numbers of illegal immigrants were caught trying to sneak into Arizona from Mexico last month , an influx some believe is driven partly by the fall of the peso . some believe Do only some believe it, or is this an actual fact? Why include this if it is only partially believed? 19 21 +1082 1 Record numbers of illegal immigrants were caught trying to sneak into Arizona from Mexico last month , an influx some believe is driven partly by the fall of the peso . Record What is the average number of illegal immigrants caught? 0 1 +1082 1 Record numbers of illegal immigrants were caught trying to sneak into Arizona from Mexico last month , an influx some believe is driven partly by the fall of the peso . some Who does 'some' refer to? 19 20 +1082 1 Record numbers of illegal immigrants were caught trying to sneak into Arizona from Mexico last month , an influx some believe is driven partly by the fall of the peso . by the fall of the peso . What is causing the devaluation? 24 31 +1082 2 Arrests of alleged illegal immigrants around the state ' s biggest border crossing at Nogales topped 19 , 000 in January , nearly double the number in January 1994 . Elsewhere along the border , arrests were up 25 percent in El Paso , Texas , but down 13 percent in San Diego . crossing at Nogales topped 19 , 000 in January , Why are the numbers getting bigger? 12 22 +1082 2 Arrests of alleged illegal immigrants around the state ' s biggest border crossing at Nogales topped 19 , 000 in January , nearly double the number in January 1994 . Elsewhere along the border , arrests were up 25 percent in El Paso , Texas , but down 13 percent in San Diego . border , What are the top entry points used by illegal immigrants? 33 35 +1082 3 " There is a growing number of impoverished Mexicans , and as that number increases . we will see pressures to come to this country , " said Isabel Garcia , an attorney and activist here . impoverished Why is there a growing number of impoverished Mexicans? 7 8 +1082 3 " There is a growing number of impoverished Mexicans , and as that number increases . we will see pressures to come to this country , " said Isabel Garcia , an attorney and activist here . activist here An activist for what? 34 36 +1082 3 " There is a growing number of impoverished Mexicans , and as that number increases . we will see pressures to come to this country , " said Isabel Garcia , an attorney and activist here . here Where does 'here' refer to? 35 36 +1082 4 The Mexican peso began sliding Dec . 20 , and had lost 45 percent of its value against the dollar as of Monday . The currency rallied Tuesday after President Clinton offered to double the U . S . credit line to Mexico , but the long - term effect on the Mexican economy was unclear . peso began sliding Dec . 20 , What caused the peso to begin losing value? 2 9 +1082 4 The Mexican peso began sliding Dec . 20 , and had lost 45 percent of its value against the dollar as of Monday . The currency rallied Tuesday after President Clinton offered to double the U . S . credit line to Mexico , but the long - term effect on the Mexican economy was unclear . was unclear Why was it unclear? Was the data not sufficient? 54 56 +1082 4 The Mexican peso began sliding Dec . 20 , and had lost 45 percent of its value against the dollar as of Monday . The currency rallied Tuesday after President Clinton offered to double the U . S . credit line to Mexico , but the long - term effect on the Mexican economy was unclear . lost What caused this drop? 11 12 +1082 4 The Mexican peso began sliding Dec . 20 , and had lost 45 percent of its value against the dollar as of Monday . The currency rallied Tuesday after President Clinton offered to double the U . S . credit line to Mexico , but the long - term effect on the Mexican economy was unclear . long - term What solutions have been proposed by the Mexican government? 46 49 +1082 5 The peso devaluation might push tens of thousands more Mexicans to seek jobs in the United States , said Jack Martin , research director for the Washington - based Center for Immigration Studies . He said perhaps 150 , 000 illegal Mexican immigrants find long - term jobs in this country each year . peso How can the peso regain its value? 1 2 +1082 5 The peso devaluation might push tens of thousands more Mexicans to seek jobs in the United States , said Jack Martin , research director for the Washington - based Center for Immigration Studies . He said perhaps 150 , 000 illegal Mexican immigrants find long - term jobs in this country each year . long - term jobs What kind of jobs, and in what industries? 44 48 +1082 5 The peso devaluation might push tens of thousands more Mexicans to seek jobs in the United States , said Jack Martin , research director for the Washington - based Center for Immigration Studies . He said perhaps 150 , 000 illegal Mexican immigrants find long - term jobs in this country each year . might push Why might this push them to seek jobs in America? 3 5 +1082 5 The peso devaluation might push tens of thousands more Mexicans to seek jobs in the United States , said Jack Martin , research director for the Washington - based Center for Immigration Studies . He said perhaps 150 , 000 illegal Mexican immigrants find long - term jobs in this country each year . jobs What are the top industries for illegal immigrants to seek jobs in the United States? 12 13 +1083 1 An overactive gene may cause some cases of the most common form of diabetes by interfering with the body ' s response to insulin , a study suggests . overactive gene What gene? 1 3 +1083 1 An overactive gene may cause some cases of the most common form of diabetes by interfering with the body ' s response to insulin , a study suggests . An overactive gene Is the gene a hereditary gene or not? 0 3 +1083 1 An overactive gene may cause some cases of the most common form of diabetes by interfering with the body ' s response to insulin , a study suggests . interfering with In what way does the gene interfere? 15 17 +1083 1 An overactive gene may cause some cases of the most common form of diabetes by interfering with the body ' s response to insulin , a study suggests . study Which study? 26 27 +1083 1 An overactive gene may cause some cases of the most common form of diabetes by interfering with the body ' s response to insulin , a study suggests . An overactive gene may cause some cases How does this gene cause diabetes? 0 7 +1083 1 An overactive gene may cause some cases of the most common form of diabetes by interfering with the body ' s response to insulin , a study suggests . interfering with the body ' s response to insulin , How does the gene interact with the pancreas to cause an improper response to insulin? 15 25 +1083 2 If so , scientists may be able to treat those cases better by developing drugs to shut off the gene , said researcher Dr . Ira D . Goldfine . developing drugs to shut off the gene , Are these drugs applied before or after the diabetes starts? 13 21 +1083 2 If so , scientists may be able to treat those cases better by developing drugs to shut off the gene , said researcher Dr . Ira D . Goldfine . by developing drugs to shut off the gene , What would this drug be made out of? 12 21 +1083 3 More than 95 percent of the nearly 14 million Americans with diabetes have so - called type II or adult - onset diabetes , which often develops after age 30 . In type II diabetes , a person ' s body fails to respond normally to insulin , which is supposed to lower blood sugar levels . More than 95 percent of the nearly 14 million How do 14 million different, unrelated people end up with Type II, adult onset diabetes? 0 9 +1083 3 More than 95 percent of the nearly 14 million Americans with diabetes have so - called type II or adult - onset diabetes , which often develops after age 30 . In type II diabetes , a person ' s body fails to respond normally to insulin , which is supposed to lower blood sugar levels . which often develops after age 30 Why does it develop mostly after the age of 30? Is there anything to prevent this? 24 30 +1083 3 More than 95 percent of the nearly 14 million Americans with diabetes have so - called type II or adult - onset diabetes , which often develops after age 30 . In type II diabetes , a person ' s body fails to respond normally to insulin , which is supposed to lower blood sugar levels . fails to respond normally to insulin , What would happen if the body fails to respond normally to insulin? 41 48 +1083 4 The new work identified a protein that may hinder the body ' s response to insulin . The protein may cause diabetes if the body makes too much of it on orders of the hyperactive gene , Goldfine said . protein What protein? 5 6 +1083 4 The new work identified a protein that may hinder the body ' s response to insulin . The protein may cause diabetes if the body makes too much of it on orders of the hyperactive gene , Goldfine said . protein What does this protein do in or to the human body? 5 6 +1083 4 The new work identified a protein that may hinder the body ' s response to insulin . The protein may cause diabetes if the body makes too much of it on orders of the hyperactive gene , Goldfine said . hyperactive gene What is the purpose of this gene? How does it affect the human body in both diabetics and non diabetics? 34 36 +1083 4 The new work identified a protein that may hinder the body ' s response to insulin . The protein may cause diabetes if the body makes too much of it on orders of the hyperactive gene , Goldfine said . a protein Does the protein have any other functions than just hindering the response to insulin? 4 6 +1083 4 The new work identified a protein that may hinder the body ' s response to insulin . The protein may cause diabetes if the body makes too much of it on orders of the hyperactive gene , Goldfine said . a protein Where is this protein stored in the body? 4 6 +1083 5 It ' s not clear yet what percentage of type II diabetes may be due to this gene , he said . type II diabetes What about other forms of diabetes? 9 12 +1083 5 It ' s not clear yet what percentage of type II diabetes may be due to this gene , he said . may be due to this gene Why do they not know the percentage? 12 18 +1084 1 Prime Minister Nicholas Brathwaite , who led an interim government after American - led forces ousted left - wing rulers in 1983 , stepped down from power Wednesday in favor of a longtime associate . ousted left - wing rulers Where were these rulers deposed from? 15 20 +1084 1 Prime Minister Nicholas Brathwaite , who led an interim government after American - led forces ousted left - wing rulers in 1983 , stepped down from power Wednesday in favor of a longtime associate . longtime associate who is the associate? 32 34 +1084 1 Prime Minister Nicholas Brathwaite , who led an interim government after American - led forces ousted left - wing rulers in 1983 , stepped down from power Wednesday in favor of a longtime associate . Prime Minister Nicholas Brathwaite , Of what country? 0 5 +1084 2 Agriculture Minister George Brizan took the oath of office from Governor General Sir Reginald Palmer to run this Caribbean nation of 95 , 000 people . 95 , 000 people which nation is that? 21 25 +1084 4 Brathwaite , 69 , also a former teacher , told The Associated Press he was retaining his parliamentary seat from the outlying island of Carriacou but would not take on any Cabinet duties . would not take on any Cabinet duties Why would he not take any additional tasks? 26 33 +1084 4 Brathwaite , 69 , also a former teacher , told The Associated Press he was retaining his parliamentary seat from the outlying island of Carriacou but would not take on any Cabinet duties . former teacher , who did he teach? 6 9 +1084 5 " I am having two months which I consider to be set aside for complete relaxation , " Brathwaite said in an interview . He said he had wanted to complete this year ' s budget , presented Jan . 19 , and wrap up a series of echnomic reforms before leaving office . series of echnomic reforms Which reforms were going to be undertaken? 46 50 +1085 1 Wales notched its first victory over England in 18 years with an 18 - 16 come - from - behind triumph Wednesday night in the rugby league European Championship . first victory over England in 18 years What was the date of the last victory? 3 10 +1085 1 Wales notched its first victory over England in 18 years with an 18 - 16 come - from - behind triumph Wednesday night in the rugby league European Championship . first victory Why did it take so long? 3 5 +1085 2 The Red Dragons trailed 16 - 8 with 17 minutes to play , but roared back with a second try from scrum - half Kevin Ellis and a conversion and two drop goals from captain Jonathan Davies . second try What was the second try? 18 20 +1085 2 The Red Dragons trailed 16 - 8 with 17 minutes to play , but roared back with a second try from scrum - half Kevin Ellis and a conversion and two drop goals from captain Jonathan Davies . conversion Does a conversion count as points? 28 29 +1085 2 The Red Dragons trailed 16 - 8 with 17 minutes to play , but roared back with a second try from scrum - half Kevin Ellis and a conversion and two drop goals from captain Jonathan Davies . drop goals What is a drop goal? 31 33 +1085 3 Wales can now clinch the three - team European Championship , which is being contested for the first since 1981 , with a victory at France on March 4 . being contested for the first since 1981 , Who contested the competition in 1981? 13 21 +1085 3 Wales can now clinch the three - team European Championship , which is being contested for the first since 1981 , with a victory at France on March 4 . contested Why is the Championship being contested? 14 15 +1085 4 England hosts France in the tournament ' s other match on Feb . 15 . All three teams are using the games to prepare for the rugby league World Cup in October . the rugby league World Cup in October When in October does the world cup start? 25 32 +1085 4 England hosts France in the tournament ' s other match on Feb . 15 . All three teams are using the games to prepare for the rugby league World Cup in October . the games Games against each other? 20 22 +1085 5 Ellis put Wales ahead in the 19th minute with a try , converted by Davies . try , What is a try? 10 12 +1085 5 Ellis put Wales ahead in the 19th minute with a try , converted by Davies . converted What does it mean to convert? I'm not familiar with sports. 12 13 +1085 5 Ellis put Wales ahead in the 19th minute with a try , converted by Davies . try , What does it mean to try in this context? I'm not familiar with sports. 10 12 +1086 1 The presidents of Ecuador and Peru continue to benefit from flaring nationalistic passions even as their Andean nations ' border conflict ebbs from armed confrontations into angry words . continue to benefit How does the nationalism benefit them? 6 9 +1086 1 The presidents of Ecuador and Peru continue to benefit from flaring nationalistic passions even as their Andean nations ' border conflict ebbs from armed confrontations into angry words . confrontations How large of their border is under dissension? 24 25 +1086 1 The presidents of Ecuador and Peru continue to benefit from flaring nationalistic passions even as their Andean nations ' border conflict ebbs from armed confrontations into angry words . benefit from flaring nationalistic passions How are the two countries benefiting? 8 13 +1086 2 Peruvian President Alberto Fujimori is running for re - election in April , but the campaign has been virtually forgotten since the fighting started . His major opponents have ceased their criticism and unified against Ecuador . unified against Ecuador Why are they fighting with Ecuador? 33 36 +1086 2 Peruvian President Alberto Fujimori is running for re - election in April , but the campaign has been virtually forgotten since the fighting started . His major opponents have ceased their criticism and unified against Ecuador . opponents Who are his major opponents? 27 28 +1086 3 At the same time , Ecuadorean President Sixto Duran - Ballen is basking in new popularity since skirmishes broke out . He addresses large crowds several times a day from a balcony of the presidential palace in downtown colonial Quito , Ecuador ' s capital . basking in new popularity Was he unpopular before? 12 16 +1086 3 At the same time , Ecuadorean President Sixto Duran - Ballen is basking in new popularity since skirmishes broke out . He addresses large crowds several times a day from a balcony of the presidential palace in downtown colonial Quito , Ecuador ' s capital . addresses What messages is President Sixto Duran-Ballen sending his people? 22 23 +1086 4 On Wednesday , envoys from both nations met for the second day in Rio de Janeiro with representatives of Brazil , Argentina , Chile and the United States to find a peaceful solution to the dispute . dispute What is the source of the dispute? 35 36 +1086 4 On Wednesday , envoys from both nations met for the second day in Rio de Janeiro with representatives of Brazil , Argentina , Chile and the United States to find a peaceful solution to the dispute . solution Did they ever find a solution over their border disagreement? 32 33 +1086 5 But the animosity between delegates from Peru and Ecuador was strong enough to require their lunches to be served in separate rooms . separate rooms Did the other delegates eat together? 20 22 +1087 1 A New Jersey munitions maker has agreed to close after admitting in court Wednesday that it schemed to illegally ship 300 , 000 artillery parts to Iraq prior to the Kuwait invasion . A New Jersey munitions maker What is the name of the company? 0 5 +1087 1 A New Jersey munitions maker has agreed to close after admitting in court Wednesday that it schemed to illegally ship 300 , 000 artillery parts to Iraq prior to the Kuwait invasion . illegally Why are these actions illegal? 18 19 +1087 2 Rexon Technology Corp . of Wayne tried to send the components through Jordan , although executives had " collective knowledge " that the devices , used to detonate a powerful howitzer shell , were destined for Iraq , a lawyer for the company told a federal judge . powerful How powerful are the howitzer shells? 29 30 +1087 2 Rexon Technology Corp . of Wayne tried to send the components through Jordan , although executives had " collective knowledge " that the devices , used to detonate a powerful howitzer shell , were destined for Iraq , a lawyer for the company told a federal judge . " collective knowledge " How did they have this collective knowledge? 17 21 +1087 3 The deal was never completed after the first shipment was intercepted in Britain , officials said . first shipment When was the first shipment? 7 9 +1087 3 The deal was never completed after the first shipment was intercepted in Britain , officials said . intercepted How were British authorities able to intercept the shipment? 10 11 +1087 3 The deal was never completed after the first shipment was intercepted in Britain , officials said . intercepted How was the shipment intercepted? 10 11 +1087 3 The deal was never completed after the first shipment was intercepted in Britain , officials said . first shipment was intercepted why was it intercepted in Britain? 7 11 +1087 4 The conspiracy allegedly also involved a Belgian company linked to a planned Iraqi " supergun , " a long - range cannon designed to fire nuclear weapons . Belgian company What is the name? 6 8 +1087 4 The conspiracy allegedly also involved a Belgian company linked to a planned Iraqi " supergun , " a long - range cannon designed to fire nuclear weapons . planned How was this supergun planned? 11 12 +1087 4 The conspiracy allegedly also involved a Belgian company linked to a planned Iraqi " supergun , " a long - range cannon designed to fire nuclear weapons . involved a Belgian company How did it involve the Belgian company? 4 8 +1087 5 As part of its plea bargain , Rexon will close within six months of sentencing , scheduled for Feb . 22 before U . S . District Judge Maryanne Trump Barry , and charges will be dropped against three of its officers and a consultant . charges will be dropped Why will closing the company lead to charges being dropped if a crime has been committed? 33 37 +1087 5 As part of its plea bargain , Rexon will close within six months of sentencing , scheduled for Feb . 22 before U . S . District Judge Maryanne Trump Barry , and charges will be dropped against three of its officers and a consultant . charges will be dropped Why will only some people get their charges dropped? 33 37 +1088 1 An animal rights protester was killed Wednesday when she slipped and fell under a truck as she tried to stop it during a demonstration against the export of live calves . An animal rights protester What is their name? 0 4 +1088 1 An animal rights protester was killed Wednesday when she slipped and fell under a truck as she tried to stop it during a demonstration against the export of live calves . she tried to stop Why did the woman try to stop the truck on her own? 16 20 +1088 2 Police said Jill Phipps , 31 , was crushed by the slow - moving truck as it delivered 100 calves to the airport at Coventry 80 miles ( 125 km ) northwest of London for export to the Netherlands . crushed Why was she crushed by a slow-moving truck? 8 9 +1088 3 About 100 police guarded the entrance to the airport . But eyewitnesses said that Ms . Phipps , who had a nine - year - old boy , and about 40 other demonstrators evaded them and ran to the truck . guarded Where were 100 police guarding the airport? 3 4 +1088 4 She and three other people tried to climb onto the cab of the truck but she slipped . climb onto the cab of the truck Why did the woman think this would be effective? 7 14 +1089 1 Six endangered California condors were moved to holding pens in a remote forest canyon Wednesday to prepare them for their release into the wild . condors What are condors? 3 4 +1089 2 The large birds - - four females and two males - - were transported from the Los Angeles Zoo to a site in Los Padres National Forest in Santa Barbara County . They are to be released Feb . 8 , and three condors now living in the wild are to be returned to captivity . Feb should you mention the year? 37 38 +1089 2 The large birds - - four females and two males - - were transported from the Los Angeles Zoo to a site in Los Padres National Forest in Santa Barbara County . They are to be released Feb . 8 , and three condors now living in the wild are to be returned to captivity . in the wild are to be returned to captivity Why are the wild birds being taken into captivity? 46 55 +1089 2 The large birds - - four females and two males - - were transported from the Los Angeles Zoo to a site in Los Padres National Forest in Santa Barbara County . They are to be released Feb . 8 , and three condors now living in the wild are to be returned to captivity . transported why are they being moved? 13 14 +1089 2 The large birds - - four females and two males - - were transported from the Los Angeles Zoo to a site in Los Padres National Forest in Santa Barbara County . They are to be released Feb . 8 , and three condors now living in the wild are to be returned to captivity . returned will they be able to adjust to the new living conditions? 52 53 +1089 3 The six birds will bring to 19 the number released through the California Condor Recovery Program since 1992 , although only three are in the wild now . three what is their gender? 21 22 +1089 4 Four died after hitting power lines and one died after ingesting antifreeze . Five were returned to captivity after straying too close to power lines . returned to captivity after what does this say about capturing and releasing animals? 15 19 +1089 5 The other three will be returned to captivity so they don ' t lead the new birds to hazardous areas , officials said . don ' t lead the new birds to hazardous areas , What is the mechanism that causes some condors to lead fellow birds into these hazards? 10 21 +1089 5 The other three will be returned to captivity so they don ' t lead the new birds to hazardous areas , officials said . hazardous what are the hazardous areas to avoid? 18 19 +1090 1 In low - key ceremonies , the Philippines on Friday marks the 50th anniversary of the U . S . recapture of Manila , a battle which destroyed the city and killed an estimated 100 , 000 Filipino civilians . recapture What war was this? 20 21 +1090 1 In low - key ceremonies , the Philippines on Friday marks the 50th anniversary of the U . S . recapture of Manila , a battle which destroyed the city and killed an estimated 100 , 000 Filipino civilians . recapture of Manila , Was it theirs in the first place? 20 24 +1090 2 Historians describe the month - long battle as one of the great tragedies of World War II and a half century later still debate whether it was even necessary . Among Allied capitals , only Warsaw suffered greater devastation . whether it was even necessary Why wouldn't the battle have been necessary? 24 29 +1090 2 Historians describe the month - long battle as one of the great tragedies of World War II and a half century later still debate whether it was even necessary . Among Allied capitals , only Warsaw suffered greater devastation . necessary How would the battle not have made a difference in the outcome? 28 29 +1090 2 Historians describe the month - long battle as one of the great tragedies of World War II and a half century later still debate whether it was even necessary . Among Allied capitals , only Warsaw suffered greater devastation . devastation Was there an alternative to the recapture of Manila? 38 39 +1090 2 Historians describe the month - long battle as one of the great tragedies of World War II and a half century later still debate whether it was even necessary . Among Allied capitals , only Warsaw suffered greater devastation . whether it was even necessary Why did the battle take place? 24 29 +1090 3 The anniversary has also reopened old wounds among the generation that remembers the battle , including ferocious American artillery fire , house - to - house fighting and the orgy of rape and murder by Japanese troops . Japanese troops Why were the Japanese involved? 35 37 +1090 4 Because of the controversy , city officials will mark the anniversary with subdued ceremonies , including wreath - layings , photo exhibits and a Mass celebrated by Manila ' s archbishop , Cardinal Jaime L . Sin . Mass celebrated by Manila ' s archbishop , Why celebrate at all? 24 32 +1090 5 The battle began on Feb . 3 , 1945 when the U . S . 1st Cavalry Division entered the city nearly a month after the U . S . Army landed at the Lingayen Gulf , about 176 kilometers ( 110 miles ) to the north . entered the city Why was the Division sent? 18 21 +1090 5 The battle began on Feb . 3 , 1945 when the U . S . 1st Cavalry Division entered the city nearly a month after the U . S . Army landed at the Lingayen Gulf , about 176 kilometers ( 110 miles ) to the north . U . S . 1st Cavalry Division entered the city Why did it take a full month for the US to reach the city after landing? 11 21 +1091 1 Overwhelmed by refugees from rebel Chechnya , the neighboring region of Ingushetia is calling on President Boris Yeltsin to negotiate an end to the devastating Chechen war . Chechnya , the neighboring Where is Chechnya located? 5 9 +1091 1 Overwhelmed by refugees from rebel Chechnya , the neighboring region of Ingushetia is calling on President Boris Yeltsin to negotiate an end to the devastating Chechen war . Chechen war What is the Chechen war? Who started it? Who is involved? 25 27 +1091 2 " Every fourth person on Ingush territory is a refugee , " Ingush Vice President Boris Agapov said Wednesday . " If things continue the way they are going , soon it will be every other person . " way What are the conditions like that make the condition bad for refugees? 25 26 +1091 3 A year after Chechnya declared independence in 1991 , Ingushetia and its neighbor , North Ossetia , became embroiled in civil war . Russian troops quelled the conflict , but a state of emergency remains in place today and thousands of people remain refugees . refugees Why is the country not able to come out of a state of emergency today? 43 44 +1091 4 Now Moscow ' s war in Chechnya , launched Dec . 11 , has sent thousands more refugees into Ingushetia . Agapov said about 120 , 000 people have squeezed into his republic , which is hard - pressed to care for them . Now Moscow ' s war in What started this war and with who? 0 6 +1091 5 " There is no famine yet . But the situation is terrible , " he said . terrible , " How bad is the situation in detail? 11 14 +1091 5 " There is no famine yet . But the situation is terrible , " he said . situation What issues are being experienced? 9 10 +1092 1 Foreign Minister Yohei Kono said Thursday that Japan will suspend financial assistance to North Korea if it fails to disclose details of its past nuclear development projects . financial assistance What kind of financial assistance do they currently provide? 10 12 +1092 1 Foreign Minister Yohei Kono said Thursday that Japan will suspend financial assistance to North Korea if it fails to disclose details of its past nuclear development projects . suspend financial assistance What type of financial assistance was N Korea receiving? 9 12 +1092 1 Foreign Minister Yohei Kono said Thursday that Japan will suspend financial assistance to North Korea if it fails to disclose details of its past nuclear development projects . details of its past nuclear development projects Why do Japan need North Korea's details of past nuclear developments? 20 27 +1092 1 Foreign Minister Yohei Kono said Thursday that Japan will suspend financial assistance to North Korea if it fails to disclose details of its past nuclear development projects . assistance What types of financial assistance has Japan been providing for North Korea? 11 12 +1092 2 U . S . and North Korean negotiators signed a landmark agreement in October , in which North Korea agreed to freeze all current nuclear activities and allow general inspections of its declared nuclear sites by the International Atomic Energy Agency . landmark Why is the agreement considered a landmark agreement? 10 11 +1092 2 U . S . and North Korean negotiators signed a landmark agreement in October , in which North Korea agreed to freeze all current nuclear activities and allow general inspections of its declared nuclear sites by the International Atomic Energy Agency . allow general inspections Why does North Korea allow general inspection of its declared nuclear sites? 27 30 +1092 2 U . S . and North Korean negotiators signed a landmark agreement in October , in which North Korea agreed to freeze all current nuclear activities and allow general inspections of its declared nuclear sites by the International Atomic Energy Agency . International Which countries are represented by the International Atomic Energy Agency? 37 38 +1092 3 But special inspections of two suspected nuclear waste sites - - which would show if Pyongyang had made a bomb in the past - - will be delayed for several years . years Why will it be delayed for so long? 30 31 +1092 3 But special inspections of two suspected nuclear waste sites - - which would show if Pyongyang had made a bomb in the past - - will be delayed for several years . will be delayed for several years . Why would the special inspections be delayed? 25 32 +1092 3 But special inspections of two suspected nuclear waste sites - - which would show if Pyongyang had made a bomb in the past - - will be delayed for several years . delayed for several years Why is the special inspections delayed for several years? 27 31 +1092 3 But special inspections of two suspected nuclear waste sites - - which would show if Pyongyang had made a bomb in the past - - will be delayed for several years . delayed Did the inspection eventually occur after the delay? 27 28 +1092 4 Japan has pledged to help foot part of the dlrs 4 billion needed to supply two light - water nuclear reactors , but repeatedly has demanded that the North ' s suspected nuclear development should be thoroughly opened . nuclear reactors , Why does N. Korea need nuclear reactors? 19 22 +1092 4 Japan has pledged to help foot part of the dlrs 4 billion needed to supply two light - water nuclear reactors , but repeatedly has demanded that the North ' s suspected nuclear development should be thoroughly opened . pledged to help Why would Japan pledged to help North Korea? 2 5 +1092 4 Japan has pledged to help foot part of the dlrs 4 billion needed to supply two light - water nuclear reactors , but repeatedly has demanded that the North ' s suspected nuclear development should be thoroughly opened . light - water How much energy can two light-water nuclear reactors provide a country? 16 19 +1092 5 During a Budget Committee session of Japan ' s parliament Thursday , Kono said under the accord between the United States and North Korea , the North will be required to " completely " eliminate nuclear suspicions before main portions of the light - water reactors are to be introduced there . portions How many stages will the installation of light-water reactors require? 39 40 +1093 1 Government troops fired warning shots at Tamil Tiger rebels for the first time since a truce began in Sri Lanka ' s bloody ethnic war nearly a month ago , military officials said Thursday . fired warning shots Why were these shots fired? 2 5 +1093 1 Government troops fired warning shots at Tamil Tiger rebels for the first time since a truce began in Sri Lanka ' s bloody ethnic war nearly a month ago , military officials said Thursday . fired warning shots at Tamil Tiger rebels Why were shots fired? 2 9 +1093 1 Government troops fired warning shots at Tamil Tiger rebels for the first time since a truce began in Sri Lanka ' s bloody ethnic war nearly a month ago , military officials said Thursday . Tamil Tiger rebels who are they? 6 9 +1093 2 Soldiers fired in the air to warn two rebels who had approached the Pooneryn military base in northern Sri Lanka Wednesday night , said an official who cannot be identified under briefing rules . approached Does anyone know why the two repels approached the base? 11 12 +1093 2 Soldiers fired in the air to warn two rebels who had approached the Pooneryn military base in northern Sri Lanka Wednesday night , said an official who cannot be identified under briefing rules . who had approached the Pooneryn military base Why had the rebels gone after the base? 9 16 +1093 2 Soldiers fired in the air to warn two rebels who had approached the Pooneryn military base in northern Sri Lanka Wednesday night , said an official who cannot be identified under briefing rules . Pooneryn military base is it a large base? 13 16 +1093 4 The truce , the first in nearly five years , brought a halt to the fighting in the 11 - year civil war that has killed more than 34 , 000 people . 34 , 000 people What populations of people does this include? 28 32 +1093 4 The truce , the first in nearly five years , brought a halt to the fighting in the 11 - year civil war that has killed more than 34 , 000 people . the 11 - year civil war What was the main cause of the civil war in this nation? 17 23 +1093 4 The truce , the first in nearly five years , brought a halt to the fighting in the 11 - year civil war that has killed more than 34 , 000 people . first in nearly five years , why did the last truce not work? 4 10 +1093 5 No cutoff date has been set for the cease - fire , but both sides can call it off on 72 - hours ' notice . can call it off Why would one side want to call off the cease-fire? 15 19 +1094 1 West Indies cricket captain Courtney Walsh was Thursday named in a 12 - man squad for the first cricket Test against New Zealand , which starts Friday at Lancaster Park . Test What is a cricket test? 19 20 +1094 2 But a decision on whether he will take the field or be 12th man will be left until the morning . be left until the morning Why will it be left until morning? 15 20 +1094 2 But a decision on whether he will take the field or be 12th man will be left until the morning . will be left until the morning Why will the decision have to wait? 14 20 +1094 2 But a decision on whether he will take the field or be 12th man will be left until the morning . field Who are the key members of this team? 9 10 +1094 3 Walsh has been undergoing treatment for an injured back for over a week but said Thursday he " felt a lot better " after a reasonably strenuous workout in the nets . said Thursday he " felt a lot better " How does a person recover from an injured back in about a week? 14 23 +1094 3 Walsh has been undergoing treatment for an injured back for over a week but said Thursday he " felt a lot better " after a reasonably strenuous workout in the nets . injured When and how did the injury happen? 7 8 +1094 4 The West Indies left Anderson Cummins and Roland Holder out of their squad and Walsh said he would have to be confident of seeing out all five days if he was to play . left Anderson Cummins and Roland Holder out Why were these two players left out? 3 10 +1094 4 The West Indies left Anderson Cummins and Roland Holder out of their squad and Walsh said he would have to be confident of seeing out all five days if he was to play . West Is West Indies the name of the cricket team or referring to nationality? 1 2 +1094 5 " I won ' t risk it if I can ' t survive five days but I would say I ' m 75 percent certain of playing , " Walsh said . Walsh What does Walsh's physical therapist and coach say about his injury? 29 30 +1095 1 One of Algeria ' s top Islamic leaders has condemned a plan for presidential elections this summer , calling it a ploy by a corrupt government that will only intensify the country ' s three - year Islamic insurgency . One of Algeria ' s top Islamic leaders What is the name of this leader? 0 8 +1095 1 One of Algeria ' s top Islamic leaders has condemned a plan for presidential elections this summer , calling it a ploy by a corrupt government that will only intensify the country ' s three - year Islamic insurgency . condemned a plan for presidential elections Why was the plan seen as contemptible? 9 15 +1095 1 One of Algeria ' s top Islamic leaders has condemned a plan for presidential elections this summer , calling it a ploy by a corrupt government that will only intensify the country ' s three - year Islamic insurgency . condemned In what ways has one of Algeria's top Islamic leaders condemned a plan for this summer's presidential elections? 9 10 +1095 1 One of Algeria ' s top Islamic leaders has condemned a plan for presidential elections this summer , calling it a ploy by a corrupt government that will only intensify the country ' s three - year Islamic insurgency . corrupt In what ways is the government corrupt? 24 25 +1095 1 One of Algeria ' s top Islamic leaders has condemned a plan for presidential elections this summer , calling it a ploy by a corrupt government that will only intensify the country ' s three - year Islamic insurgency . only intensify How will it intensify? 28 30 +1095 2 Algeria ' s leading opposition parties have already dismissed the military government ' s plan for elections . Algeria ' s leading opposition parties Exactly which parties are leading? 0 6 +1095 2 Algeria ' s leading opposition parties have already dismissed the military government ' s plan for elections . opposition parties Who are the members of Algeria's leading opposition parties? 4 6 +1095 2 Algeria ' s leading opposition parties have already dismissed the military government ' s plan for elections . leading opposition parties Who are these parties and why don't they like the military government? 3 6 +1095 3 They say the elections are premature given the climate of violence and will lack legitimacy if they do not include the outlawed Islamic Salvation Front , which was set to win the 1992 elections that the military government canceled . that the military government canceled Why were the elections cancelled then? 34 39 +1095 3 They say the elections are premature given the climate of violence and will lack legitimacy if they do not include the outlawed Islamic Salvation Front , which was set to win the 1992 elections that the military government canceled . outlawed Islamic Salvation Front , Why were these groups outlawed? 21 26 +1095 3 They say the elections are premature given the climate of violence and will lack legitimacy if they do not include the outlawed Islamic Salvation Front , which was set to win the 1992 elections that the military government canceled . outlawed Why is the Islamic Salvation Front outlawed? 21 22 +1095 3 They say the elections are premature given the climate of violence and will lack legitimacy if they do not include the outlawed Islamic Salvation Front , which was set to win the 1992 elections that the military government canceled . military government canceled Why did the military government cancel the 1992 elections? 36 39 +1095 3 They say the elections are premature given the climate of violence and will lack legitimacy if they do not include the outlawed Islamic Salvation Front , which was set to win the 1992 elections that the military government canceled . outlawed Islamic Salvation Front , Why was it outlawed? 21 26 +1095 4 More than 15 , 000 people , including about 80 foreigners , have been killed in the fighting between the militants and security forces , spawned by the cancellation of the elections . including about 80 foreigners , Foreigners from which countries? 7 12 +1095 4 More than 15 , 000 people , including about 80 foreigners , have been killed in the fighting between the militants and security forces , spawned by the cancellation of the elections . militants and security forces , What populations comprise the opposing military and security forces? 20 25 +1095 4 More than 15 , 000 people , including about 80 foreigners , have been killed in the fighting between the militants and security forces , spawned by the cancellation of the elections . killed in the fighting So cancelling the elections is causing as much harm as holding them? 14 18 +1095 5 The statement by Ali Belhadj , the Salvation Front ' s No . 2 leader , further dashed hopes for a compromise solution . The statement by Ali Belhadj , What was his statement? 0 6 +1095 5 The statement by Ali Belhadj , the Salvation Front ' s No . 2 leader , further dashed hopes for a compromise solution . a compromise solution What would the possible compromise entail? 20 23 +1095 5 The statement by Ali Belhadj , the Salvation Front ' s No . 2 leader , further dashed hopes for a compromise solution . statement What did Belhadj say in his statement that resulted in dashed hopes for a compromise solution? 1 2 +1095 5 The statement by Ali Belhadj , the Salvation Front ' s No . 2 leader , further dashed hopes for a compromise solution . further dashed hopes Why does it further dash hopes? 16 19 +1096 1 Eddie Bauer , an American retailer , announced Thursday that it will pull its business out of Burma as the military junta there pounded rebel positions along the Thai border . pounded rebel positions what does this mean? 23 26 +1096 1 Eddie Bauer , an American retailer , announced Thursday that it will pull its business out of Burma as the military junta there pounded rebel positions along the Thai border . Eddie Bauer , What is Eddie Bauer's interest in Thailand? 0 3 +1096 1 Eddie Bauer , an American retailer , announced Thursday that it will pull its business out of Burma as the military junta there pounded rebel positions along the Thai border . rebel positions Who are the \"rebel positions\"? 24 26 +1096 1 Eddie Bauer , an American retailer , announced Thursday that it will pull its business out of Burma as the military junta there pounded rebel positions along the Thai border . along the Thai border Why are there rebel positions along the Thai border? 26 30 +1096 1 Eddie Bauer , an American retailer , announced Thursday that it will pull its business out of Burma as the military junta there pounded rebel positions along the Thai border . Burma How popular is the Eddie Bauer company in this region? 17 18 +1096 2 The Thai government , meanwhile , signed an agreement to buy natural gas from Burma . UNOCAL Corp . of the United States and Total of France are to help develop the gas field . buy natural gas Does the Thai government have any agreements with other countries to purchase natural gas? 10 13 +1096 2 The Thai government , meanwhile , signed an agreement to buy natural gas from Burma . UNOCAL Corp . of the United States and Total of France are to help develop the gas field . field What are the economical conditions of Burma? 33 34 +1096 2 The Thai government , meanwhile , signed an agreement to buy natural gas from Burma . UNOCAL Corp . of the United States and Total of France are to help develop the gas field . help develop the gas field Why were the US and France helping in this endeavor? 29 34 +1096 3 Burma ' s pro - democracy opposition movement in Thailand called for an end to such deals , urging an international economic and military embargo against the government in Rangoon . The rebels said 15 , 000 refugees were seeking sanctuary in Thailand from the junta ' s attacks . pro - democracy opposition Why is Burma opposed to democracy? 3 7 +1096 4 Eddie Bauer , an American sportswear company , said in a statement from Seattle that it had been studying the situation in Burma for several months . an American sportswear company , why is this repeated? 3 8 +1096 4 Eddie Bauer , an American sportswear company , said in a statement from Seattle that it had been studying the situation in Burma for several months . studying the situation Why is Eddie Bauer studying the situation in Burma? 18 21 +1096 4 Eddie Bauer , an American sportswear company , said in a statement from Seattle that it had been studying the situation in Burma for several months . studying How do the two things relate? 18 19 +1096 5 " We deemed that the political climate and growing opposition to trade in Burma posed a potential threat to our future manufacturing opportunities , " it said . it which representative for the company said this? 25 26 +1096 5 " We deemed that the political climate and growing opposition to trade in Burma posed a potential threat to our future manufacturing opportunities , " it said . political climate What is the political climate in Burma? 5 7 +1096 5 " We deemed that the political climate and growing opposition to trade in Burma posed a potential threat to our future manufacturing opportunities , " it said . opposition to trade Why are countries opposed to trading with Burma? 9 12 +1096 5 " We deemed that the political climate and growing opposition to trade in Burma posed a potential threat to our future manufacturing opportunities , " it said . climate What is the outlook of the political climate in the future for Burma? 6 7 +1097 1 The exiled leadership of Algeria ' s outlawed Muslim fundamentalist movement Thursday condemned this week ' s car - bombing in Algiers and suggested the attack that killed 42 people was a plot to justify government repression . exiled leadership Why was the leadership exiled? 1 3 +1097 1 The exiled leadership of Algeria ' s outlawed Muslim fundamentalist movement Thursday condemned this week ' s car - bombing in Algiers and suggested the attack that killed 42 people was a plot to justify government repression . car - bombing who was responsible for the car bombing? 17 20 +1097 1 The exiled leadership of Algeria ' s outlawed Muslim fundamentalist movement Thursday condemned this week ' s car - bombing in Algiers and suggested the attack that killed 42 people was a plot to justify government repression . was a plot to justify government repression Why did he say it was a governmental plot? 30 37 +1097 1 The exiled leadership of Algeria ' s outlawed Muslim fundamentalist movement Thursday condemned this week ' s car - bombing in Algiers and suggested the attack that killed 42 people was a plot to justify government repression . The exiled leadership Why were they exiled? 0 3 +1097 1 The exiled leadership of Algeria ' s outlawed Muslim fundamentalist movement Thursday condemned this week ' s car - bombing in Algiers and suggested the attack that killed 42 people was a plot to justify government repression . was a plot to justify government repression Who was this plot initiated by? 30 37 +1097 1 The exiled leadership of Algeria ' s outlawed Muslim fundamentalist movement Thursday condemned this week ' s car - bombing in Algiers and suggested the attack that killed 42 people was a plot to justify government repression . government repression What is government repression? 35 37 +1097 2 No one has claimed responsibility for Monday ' s bombing in downtown Algiers , which injured 286 people . The military - backed government blames Muslim extremists who have been waging a three - year insurgency aimed at installing an Islamic state . which injured 286 people Did anyone die? 14 18 +1097 2 No one has claimed responsibility for Monday ' s bombing in downtown Algiers , which injured 286 people . The military - backed government blames Muslim extremists who have been waging a three - year insurgency aimed at installing an Islamic state . The military - backed government Who specifically in the government? 19 24 +1097 2 No one has claimed responsibility for Monday ' s bombing in downtown Algiers , which injured 286 people . The military - backed government blames Muslim extremists who have been waging a three - year insurgency aimed at installing an Islamic state . at installing an Islamic state What does installing an Islamic state entail? 37 42 +1097 3 The Islamic Salvation Front , banned after authorities cancelled 1992 legislative elections it was favored to win , issued a communique from its headquarters - in - exile in Europe denouncing " this hateful act which cost the lives of so many innocent Algerians . communique What is a communique? 20 21 +1097 3 The Islamic Salvation Front , banned after authorities cancelled 1992 legislative elections it was favored to win , issued a communique from its headquarters - in - exile in Europe denouncing " this hateful act which cost the lives of so many innocent Algerians . Islamic Who is the Islamic Salvation Front? 1 2 +1097 3 The Islamic Salvation Front , banned after authorities cancelled 1992 legislative elections it was favored to win , issued a communique from its headquarters - in - exile in Europe denouncing " this hateful act which cost the lives of so many innocent Algerians . The Islamic Salvation Front , Who makes up this group? 0 5 +1097 3 The Islamic Salvation Front , banned after authorities cancelled 1992 legislative elections it was favored to win , issued a communique from its headquarters - in - exile in Europe denouncing " this hateful act which cost the lives of so many innocent Algerians . headquarters - in - exile in Europe Where in Europe is this headquarters? 23 30 +1097 4 The front " wonders about the secretive , shadowy parties that carried out this base plot in order to justify the policy of repression pursued by the military junta since the January 1992 coup d ' etat , " said the statement , faxed to The Associated Press bureau in Paris . policy of repression What was to policy of repression? 21 24 +1097 4 The front " wonders about the secretive , shadowy parties that carried out this base plot in order to justify the policy of repression pursued by the military junta since the January 1992 coup d ' etat , " said the statement , faxed to The Associated Press bureau in Paris . parties Parties like who? What are examples of these parties? 9 10 +1097 5 The government ' s security policy is to " liquidate and eradicate all representative opposition , " the statement said . " liquidate How would the government do this? 8 10 +1097 5 The government ' s security policy is to " liquidate and eradicate all representative opposition , " the statement said . security policy is to " liquidate and eradicate Why would the policy have these outcomes? 4 12 +1097 5 The government ' s security policy is to " liquidate and eradicate all representative opposition , " the statement said . " liquidate and eradicate By what means will they accomplish this? 8 12 +1097 5 The government ' s security policy is to " liquidate and eradicate all representative opposition , " the statement said . representative opposition , " What does Representative opposition mean? 13 17 +1098 1 The front in the Dutch war against the flood has moved to this small town with soldiers and divers patching a deteriorating dike early Thursday after an all - night emergency operation . small town Into what small town did the front in the Dutch war move? 13 15 +1098 1 The front in the Dutch war against the flood has moved to this small town with soldiers and divers patching a deteriorating dike early Thursday after an all - night emergency operation . patching a deteriorating dike Why had the dike been deteriorating for so long? 19 23 +1098 1 The front in the Dutch war against the flood has moved to this small town with soldiers and divers patching a deteriorating dike early Thursday after an all - night emergency operation . dike What is the name of this dike? 22 23 +1098 2 " We still do not have a guarantee that the dike will hold , " said Mayor Henrik Jan Zomerdijk . guarantee What would have to happen to guarantee that the dike will hold? 7 8 +1098 2 " We still do not have a guarantee that the dike will hold , " said Mayor Henrik Jan Zomerdijk . dike What happened to cause this flood? Is it seasonal? 10 11 +1098 3 Another thousand dump trucks of sand were coming in Thursday to reinforce the weakened 800 meters ( half mile ) of dike . reinforce Did the dike suddenly weakened or has it been deteriorating but neglected? 11 12 +1098 4 " As long as the water keeps up its high level , we have a critical situation . " critical situation Has a situation like this involving the dike ever happened before? 15 17 +1098 4 " As long as the water keeps up its high level , we have a critical situation . " high What caused this high level? 9 10 +1098 5 The dikes loom high over this Gelderland Province town of 5 , 000 , virtually all of whom have joined the estimated 250 , 000 water refugees fleeing the southeastern Netherlands for high ground . high ground To where are the water refugees fleeing for higher ground? 32 34 +1098 5 The dikes loom high over this Gelderland Province town of 5 , 000 , virtually all of whom have joined the estimated 250 , 000 water refugees fleeing the southeastern Netherlands for high ground . town How many towns are affected? 8 9 +1099 1 Defense Minister Pavel Grachev , who has been rumored to be on his way out for his role in the Chechen crisis , has been hospitalized for medical checkups , a news agency reported Thursday . role in the Chechen crisis , What was his role in this crisis? 17 23 +1099 1 Defense Minister Pavel Grachev , who has been rumored to be on his way out for his role in the Chechen crisis , has been hospitalized for medical checkups , a news agency reported Thursday . who has been rumored Where do these rumours come from? 5 9 +1099 1 Defense Minister Pavel Grachev , who has been rumored to be on his way out for his role in the Chechen crisis , has been hospitalized for medical checkups , a news agency reported Thursday . his role What specifically was his role in the crisis? 16 18 +1099 1 Defense Minister Pavel Grachev , who has been rumored to be on his way out for his role in the Chechen crisis , has been hospitalized for medical checkups , a news agency reported Thursday . role in the Chechen crisis , What role did he have in the crisin in Chechnya? 17 23 +1099 2 Grachev was the second major official in charge of the Chechnya war to go to the hospital in the past week . Embattled Nationalities Minister Nikolai Yegorov was hospitalized earlier with pneumonia . go to the hospital in the past week Why are these two men getting sick enough to be hospitalized? 13 21 +1099 2 Grachev was the second major official in charge of the Chechnya war to go to the hospital in the past week . Embattled Nationalities Minister Nikolai Yegorov was hospitalized earlier with pneumonia . to go to the hospital Which hospital? 12 17 +1099 3 The prominent daily Izvestia printed a front - page story Thursday speculating that both men would soon be ousted . speculating that both men would soon be ousted Why is there speculation of them being ousted? 11 19 +1099 3 The prominent daily Izvestia printed a front - page story Thursday speculating that both men would soon be ousted . speculating Based on what evidence? 11 12 +1099 3 The prominent daily Izvestia printed a front - page story Thursday speculating that both men would soon be ousted . both men would soon be ousted . Why were they about to lose their posts? 13 20 +1099 4 Under the headline " The Resignations of Yegorov , Grachev and ( Counterintelligence Chief Sergei ) Stepashin Are Possible , " the Izvestia article called Yegorov the Kremlin ' s first scapegoat of the crisis . It predicted that Grachev would be soon to follow . scapegoat of the crisis Why would Yegorov be scapegoated? 31 35 +1099 4 Under the headline " The Resignations of Yegorov , Grachev and ( Counterintelligence Chief Sergei ) Stepashin Are Possible , " the Izvestia article called Yegorov the Kremlin ' s first scapegoat of the crisis . It predicted that Grachev would be soon to follow . scapegoat of the crisis Why is a scapegoat needed? 31 35 +1099 5 Grachev , 48 , entered the hospital Wednesday for medical tests , the ITAR - Tass news agency reported . No further details were given . No further details were given Why are details being withheld? 20 25 +1099 5 Grachev , 48 , entered the hospital Wednesday for medical tests , the ITAR - Tass news agency reported . No further details were given . for medical tests , What tests were performed? 8 12 +1100 1 In a showdown over the independence of Albania ' s judiciary , parliament has defied the ruling Democratic Party and voted against lifting the immunity of the head of the country ' s supreme court . voted against why did they vote against this? 20 22 +1100 1 In a showdown over the independence of Albania ' s judiciary , parliament has defied the ruling Democratic Party and voted against lifting the immunity of the head of the country ' s supreme court . Party What is the opposing political party in Albania? 18 19 +1100 1 In a showdown over the independence of Albania ' s judiciary , parliament has defied the ruling Democratic Party and voted against lifting the immunity of the head of the country ' s supreme court . voted against lifting the immunity Why did they vote against lifting immunity? 20 25 +1100 2 The vote late Wednesday went against a recommendation of the general prosecutor to lift the immunity of judge Zef Brozi , 35 , so he could be investigated for the controversial release of an alleged drug smuggler from Greece . smuggler Who is this drug smuggler? 36 37 +1100 2 The vote late Wednesday went against a recommendation of the general prosecutor to lift the immunity of judge Zef Brozi , 35 , so he could be investigated for the controversial release of an alleged drug smuggler from Greece . release of an alleged drug smuggler Why was the smuggler released? 31 37 +1100 2 The vote late Wednesday went against a recommendation of the general prosecutor to lift the immunity of judge Zef Brozi , 35 , so he could be investigated for the controversial release of an alleged drug smuggler from Greece . Wednesday which wednesday was it? 3 4 +1100 3 Opposition lawmakers had claimed the Democrats wanted to oust the independent - minded Brozi before highly charged cases come before the supreme court . Brozi Is this the first time Judge Brozi went head-to-head against the ruling political party? 13 14 +1100 3 Opposition lawmakers had claimed the Democrats wanted to oust the independent - minded Brozi before highly charged cases come before the supreme court . Opposition lawmakers had claimed the Democrats why would they want that? 0 6 +1100 4 Brozi ' s court is due next week to consider the appeal of four ethnic Greeks sentenced last September to stiff jail terms for espionage . Their jailing severely damaged relations with neighboring Greece , which stopped European Union aid to Albania as a result . espionage What espionage act did these four Greeks commit? 24 25 +1100 5 In a secret vote , 53 deputies voted against lifting Brozi ' s immunity , 49 voted in favor and five abstained . Thirty - three deputies were absent . absent Were these deputies deliberately absent? 28 29 +1100 5 In a secret vote , 53 deputies voted against lifting Brozi ' s immunity , 49 voted in favor and five abstained . Thirty - three deputies were absent . Thirty - three deputies were absent Why were so many absent? 23 29 +1100 5 In a secret vote , 53 deputies voted against lifting Brozi ' s immunity , 49 voted in favor and five abstained . Thirty - three deputies were absent . secret vote , they hold secret votes? 2 5 +1101 1 The United Nations ' new commander and supply convoys headed today for northwest Bosnia , where persistent fighting has hindered efforts to restart peace talks . The United Nations ' How The United Nations' new commander and supply convoys headed today for? 0 4 +1101 1 The United Nations ' new commander and supply convoys headed today for northwest Bosnia , where persistent fighting has hindered efforts to restart peace talks . new commander Who's the new commander? 4 6 +1101 1 The United Nations ' new commander and supply convoys headed today for northwest Bosnia , where persistent fighting has hindered efforts to restart peace talks . where persistent fighting has hindered efforts Why has the fighting continued? 15 21 +1101 1 The United Nations ' new commander and supply convoys headed today for northwest Bosnia , where persistent fighting has hindered efforts to restart peace talks . headed today for northwest Bosnia , Why did they head for Bosnia? 9 15 +1101 2 Sporadic fighting was reported late Wednesday and early today in two areas of the Bihac region , around the towns of Velika Kladusa and Bihac . Bosnian Serbs said Muslim - led government soldiers attacked them farther east around Bosanska Krupa . Sporadic fighting How reported Sporadic fighting? 0 2 +1101 2 Sporadic fighting was reported late Wednesday and early today in two areas of the Bihac region , around the towns of Velika Kladusa and Bihac . Bosnian Serbs said Muslim - led government soldiers attacked them farther east around Bosanska Krupa . Bosnian Serbs said What said by Bosnian Serbs? 26 29 +1101 2 Sporadic fighting was reported late Wednesday and early today in two areas of the Bihac region , around the towns of Velika Kladusa and Bihac . Bosnian Serbs said Muslim - led government soldiers attacked them farther east around Bosanska Krupa . Muslim - led government soldiers attacked Why are their government soldiers attacking the Serbs? 29 35 +1101 3 U . N . officials said Lt . Gen . Rupert Smith , who took over command of 24 , 000 peacekeeping troops in Bosnia last month , set off today for the Bihac area to visit Bangladeshi peacekeepers and the commander of the government ' s beleaguered 5th Corps , Gen . Atif Dudakovic . 24 , 000 peacekeeping How peacekeeping troops in Bosnia last month? 18 22 +1101 3 U . N . officials said Lt . Gen . Rupert Smith , who took over command of 24 , 000 peacekeeping troops in Bosnia last month , set off today for the Bihac area to visit Bangladeshi peacekeepers and the commander of the government ' s beleaguered 5th Corps , Gen . Atif Dudakovic . command of 24 , 000 peacekeeping troops How are there so many peacekeeping troops in Bosnia, and yet so many people within the country fighting among themselves? 16 23 +1101 3 U . N . officials said Lt . Gen . Rupert Smith , who took over command of 24 , 000 peacekeeping troops in Bosnia last month , set off today for the Bihac area to visit Bangladeshi peacekeepers and the commander of the government ' s beleaguered 5th Corps , Gen . Atif Dudakovic . beleaguered 5th Corps , Gen . Atif Dudakovic What exactly is the 5th Corps Gen. Atif Dudakovic doing to bring about peace in his own country? 47 55 +1101 4 One month into what is supposed to be a four - month truce , fighting has persisted in northwest Bosnia , impeding efforts to restart peace talks . fighting has persisted What has persisted in northwest Bosnia? 14 17 +1101 4 One month into what is supposed to be a four - month truce , fighting has persisted in northwest Bosnia , impeding efforts to restart peace talks . fighting has persisted Why has fighting broken out even during the truce? 14 17 +1101 4 One month into what is supposed to be a four - month truce , fighting has persisted in northwest Bosnia , impeding efforts to restart peace talks . fighting has persisted in northwest Bosnia , Why does the fighting continue when there was supposed to be a truce? What is each side fighting for? 14 21 +1101 5 The Bosnian government and Bosnian Serbs signed the truce accord , but the Serbs ' allies - - Serbs from Croatia and renegade Bosnian Muslims opposed to the Muslim - led Bosnian government - - did not . The Bosnian government and Bosnian Serbs signed How accord the Bosnian government and Bosnian Serbs signed the truce? 0 7 +1101 5 The Bosnian government and Bosnian Serbs signed the truce accord , but the Serbs ' allies - - Serbs from Croatia and renegade Bosnian Muslims opposed to the Muslim - led Bosnian government - - did not . opposed to the Muslim - led Bosnian government Why are renegade sects opposed to the current government? 25 33 +1101 5 The Bosnian government and Bosnian Serbs signed the truce accord , but the Serbs ' allies - - Serbs from Croatia and renegade Bosnian Muslims opposed to the Muslim - led Bosnian government - - did not . The Bosnian government and Bosnian Serbs signed So if they signed, why are they still fighting? 0 7 +1101 5 The Bosnian government and Bosnian Serbs signed the truce accord , but the Serbs ' allies - - Serbs from Croatia and renegade Bosnian Muslims opposed to the Muslim - led Bosnian government - - did not . Serbs from Croatia and renegade Bosnian Muslims Why wouldn't the Bosnian Muslims oppose the Muslim led Bosnian government? And why wouldn't they sign for peace in their country? 18 25 +1102 1 The Islamic suicide bombers who killed 21 Israelis last week dressed like soldiers to avoid detection , police said Thursday . The Islamic suicide bombers How many bombers were there? 0 4 +1102 1 The Islamic suicide bombers who killed 21 Israelis last week dressed like soldiers to avoid detection , police said Thursday . dressed like soldiers to avoid detection , How did this allow the bombers to avoid being detected? 10 17 +1102 1 The Islamic suicide bombers who killed 21 Israelis last week dressed like soldiers to avoid detection , police said Thursday . dressed like soldiers where did they get uniforms? 10 13 +1102 1 The Islamic suicide bombers who killed 21 Israelis last week dressed like soldiers to avoid detection , police said Thursday . suicide bombers Why did these people participate in a suicide bombing? 2 4 +1102 2 The daily Yedioth Ahronoth said the men , identified as Salah Shakr and Anwar Sukar from PLO - ruled Gaza , were aided by former Palestinian collaborators with Israel living in an Israeli - guarded enclave in the strip . Yedioth Ahronoth is that a group? 2 4 +1102 2 The daily Yedioth Ahronoth said the men , identified as Salah Shakr and Anwar Sukar from PLO - ruled Gaza , were aided by former Palestinian collaborators with Israel living in an Israeli - guarded enclave in the strip . enclave Were the people who helped the bombers believed to be aligned with Israel? 35 36 +1102 3 Yedioth said the collaborators gave the militants army uniforms that helped them leave Gaza and reach a junction in central Israel on Jan . 22 without detection . reach a junction in central Israel Where did the bombers reach without being caught? 15 21 +1102 3 Yedioth said the collaborators gave the militants army uniforms that helped them leave Gaza and reach a junction in central Israel on Jan . 22 without detection . Jan . 22 of which year? 22 25 +1102 3 Yedioth said the collaborators gave the militants army uniforms that helped them leave Gaza and reach a junction in central Israel on Jan . 22 without detection . collaborators Why did the collaborators help the bombers? 3 4 +1102 4 Both Palestinians , 20 soldiers and a civilian died in the two blasts they detonated there . 20 soldiers and a civilian died Where there non-lethal injuries too? 3 9 +1102 4 Both Palestinians , 20 soldiers and a civilian died in the two blasts they detonated there . there Where did the explosion take place? 15 16 +1102 5 Police spokesman Eric Bar - Chen confirmed the attackers were wearing either uniforms or similar clothing . clothing What did the uniforms look like? 15 16 +1103 1 Players and trainers from Genoa ' s two major league soccer teams joined hundreds of fans , friends and relatives Thursday for the funeral of a young man knifed to death by a rival team ' s supporter . two major league soccer teams What are the names of these teams? 7 12 +1103 1 Players and trainers from Genoa ' s two major league soccer teams joined hundreds of fans , friends and relatives Thursday for the funeral of a young man knifed to death by a rival team ' s supporter . young man knifed to death Why was the young man killed? 26 31 +1103 1 Players and trainers from Genoa ' s two major league soccer teams joined hundreds of fans , friends and relatives Thursday for the funeral of a young man knifed to death by a rival team ' s supporter . supporter Was this killing explicitly soccer related? 37 38 +1103 2 Vincenzo Spagnolo , 25 , was stabbed near the heart as he came to Genoa ' s stadium for the Genoa - AC Milan game on Sunday . Police on Monday arrested Simone Barbaglia , a 19 - year - old Milan fan . stabbed near the heart Just for going to the game? 6 10 +1103 3 Cardinal Giovanni Canestri led the funeral in St . Theodore ' s church near the port . Outside hundreds of Genoa team supporters applauded and waved the red - and - blue team flag in a show of support for the victim ' s family and the soccer team . Cardinal How impactful is this? 0 1 +1103 3 Cardinal Giovanni Canestri led the funeral in St . Theodore ' s church near the port . Outside hundreds of Genoa team supporters applauded and waved the red - and - blue team flag in a show of support for the victim ' s family and the soccer team . Cardinal Giovanni Canestri Is he the Cardinal of Genoa? 0 3 +1103 4 " One can ' t die for a soccer game , " the cardinal said in his homily , urging reflection . urging reflection Was support of his team the only reason the man was stabbed? 19 21 +1103 5 Spagnolo ' s death touched off a fan riot and prompted Italian sports authorities to cancel all soccer games this Sunday as well as other sports events . this Sunday What time frame is this? 19 21 +1103 5 Spagnolo ' s death touched off a fan riot and prompted Italian sports authorities to cancel all soccer games this Sunday as well as other sports events . a fan riot What happened during the fan riot? 6 9 +1103 5 Spagnolo ' s death touched off a fan riot and prompted Italian sports authorities to cancel all soccer games this Sunday as well as other sports events . cancel all soccer games this Sunday Is there a history of sports related violence? 15 21 +1104 1 Russian forces in Chechnya have seized control of three of Grozny ' s four districts but still have a long way to go , the commander of Interior Ministry troops said Thursday . Grozny ' s where is Grozny? 10 13 +1104 1 Russian forces in Chechnya have seized control of three of Grozny ' s four districts but still have a long way to go , the commander of Interior Ministry troops said Thursday . seized why are they seizing the districts? 5 6 +1104 1 Russian forces in Chechnya have seized control of three of Grozny ' s four districts but still have a long way to go , the commander of Interior Ministry troops said Thursday . still have a long way to go , Why is there still much to do? 16 24 +1104 2 " The turning point has not been reached , but there are signs of it , " Interior Ministry Gen . Anatoly Kulikov said . " This means the army has fulfilled its main objective . It has routed the main ( rebel ) armed forces . " main objective what is the main objective of the army? 33 35 +1104 3 Kulikov also claimed Russian forces now control most of northern Chechnya . Chechnya is chechnya in russia? 10 11 +1104 3 Kulikov also claimed Russian forces now control most of northern Chechnya . control How has the change in control impacted the residents? 6 7 +1104 4 " Not being controlled yet is the south of the republic and ( the town of ) Gudermes , " he said at a news conference . and ( the town of ) Gudermes , " What is the importance of this town? 11 20 +1104 5 The fighting continued Thursday , with Russian troops continuing to shell Chechen positions in Grozny , the Chechen capital . continued when is the fighting expected to end? 2 3 +1104 5 The fighting continued Thursday , with Russian troops continuing to shell Chechen positions in Grozny , the Chechen capital . shell How do the troops shell their position? 10 11 +1105 1 Angola ' s top government and rebel soldiers traded accusations of mutual cease - fire violations in a tense meeting on neutral territory in the southern African nation Thursday instead of sticking to a discussion of troop withdrawal . neutral Who was hosting in the neutral territory? 21 22 +1105 1 Angola ' s top government and rebel soldiers traded accusations of mutual cease - fire violations in a tense meeting on neutral territory in the southern African nation Thursday instead of sticking to a discussion of troop withdrawal . meeting Was there a mediator? 19 20 +1105 1 Angola ' s top government and rebel soldiers traded accusations of mutual cease - fire violations in a tense meeting on neutral territory in the southern African nation Thursday instead of sticking to a discussion of troop withdrawal . accusations of mutual cease - fire violations What are the accusations of mutual cease-fire violations? 9 16 +1105 1 Angola ' s top government and rebel soldiers traded accusations of mutual cease - fire violations in a tense meeting on neutral territory in the southern African nation Thursday instead of sticking to a discussion of troop withdrawal . tense meeting Why was it a tense meeting? 18 20 +1105 1 Angola ' s top government and rebel soldiers traded accusations of mutual cease - fire violations in a tense meeting on neutral territory in the southern African nation Thursday instead of sticking to a discussion of troop withdrawal . mutual cease - fire violations What sort of accusations were being leveled? 11 16 +1105 2 Chief of Staff Joao de Matos accused UNITA rebels of ignoring the cease - fire and " raiding at will " , including an ambush on a food convoy which killed 29 civilians near the coastal city of Benguela , Portuguese TSF radio reported . " raiding at will " , Why are they raiding convoys? 16 22 +1105 2 Chief of Staff Joao de Matos accused UNITA rebels of ignoring the cease - fire and " raiding at will " , including an ambush on a food convoy which killed 29 civilians near the coastal city of Benguela , Portuguese TSF radio reported . accused Why would he accused the UNITA rebels? 6 7 +1105 3 De Matos said government troops would retaliate " devastatingly " against any further incursions by the rebels . rebels What were the goals of the rebels? 16 17 +1105 3 De Matos said government troops would retaliate " devastatingly " against any further incursions by the rebels . retaliate " devastatingly " How do they retaliate \"devastatingly\"? 6 10 +1105 4 UNITA Gen . Arlindo Chenda Ben - Ben Pena responded angrily that government troops were provoking a battle by advancing in violation of a peace treaty signed last November . treaty What was in the peace treaty? 25 26 +1105 4 UNITA Gen . Arlindo Chenda Ben - Ben Pena responded angrily that government troops were provoking a battle by advancing in violation of a peace treaty signed last November . advancing in violation of a peace treaty How is the government advancing in violation of a peace treaty? 19 26 +1105 4 UNITA Gen . Arlindo Chenda Ben - Ben Pena responded angrily that government troops were provoking a battle by advancing in violation of a peace treaty signed last November . peace treaty signed last November What were the terms of the treaty? 24 29 +1105 5 Pena has attributed the attacks to small , isolated units often completely out of touch with the UNITA command . out of touch How has leadership and communication broken down? 12 15 +1105 5 Pena has attributed the attacks to small , isolated units often completely out of touch with the UNITA command . completely out of touch with the UNITA Why were there renegade units still operating outside of the chain of command? 11 18 +1106 1 The number of newly laid - off Americans filing claims for jobless benefits edged up by 1 , 000 last week , the first advance in three weeks , but remained at a level that analysts say marks a healthy job market . first advance in three weeks , What caused the advance in jobless claims? 23 29 +1106 1 The number of newly laid - off Americans filing claims for jobless benefits edged up by 1 , 000 last week , the first advance in three weeks , but remained at a level that analysts say marks a healthy job market . remained at a level that what is the figure which deems that level is a healthy job market? 30 35 +1106 1 The number of newly laid - off Americans filing claims for jobless benefits edged up by 1 , 000 last week , the first advance in three weeks , but remained at a level that analysts say marks a healthy job market . newly laid - off Americans Why were these Americans laid off? 3 8 +1106 1 The number of newly laid - off Americans filing claims for jobless benefits edged up by 1 , 000 last week , the first advance in three weeks , but remained at a level that analysts say marks a healthy job market . healthy job market What is considered to be a healthy job market range? 39 42 +1106 2 The Labor Department reported Thursday that new applications for unemployment insurance totaled a seasonally adjusted 326 , 000 , up from 325 , 000 a week earlier . seasonally adjusted What impact does seasonality have on jobs? 13 15 +1106 2 The Labor Department reported Thursday that new applications for unemployment insurance totaled a seasonally adjusted 326 , 000 , up from 325 , 000 a week earlier . seasonally adjusted what does this mean? 13 15 +1106 2 The Labor Department reported Thursday that new applications for unemployment insurance totaled a seasonally adjusted 326 , 000 , up from 325 , 000 a week earlier . new applications What was the cause of the influx? 6 8 +1106 2 The Labor Department reported Thursday that new applications for unemployment insurance totaled a seasonally adjusted 326 , 000 , up from 325 , 000 a week earlier . up Why was the number up from last week? 19 20 +1106 3 It was the first increase since claims shot up by 16 , 000 during the week ended Jan . 7 . Analysts had said the earlier jump reflected difficulties in adjustments for seasonal variations . It was the first increase since claims How does this first increase differ from the first advance mentioned earlier? 0 7 +1106 3 It was the first increase since claims shot up by 16 , 000 during the week ended Jan . 7 . Analysts had said the earlier jump reflected difficulties in adjustments for seasonal variations . reflected difficulties How does this early jump reflect difficulty when the previous sentence said it marks a healthy job market? 27 29 +1106 3 It was the first increase since claims shot up by 16 , 000 during the week ended Jan . 7 . Analysts had said the earlier jump reflected difficulties in adjustments for seasonal variations . adjustments for seasonal variations What sort of seasonal variations were unaccounted for? 30 34 +1106 3 It was the first increase since claims shot up by 16 , 000 during the week ended Jan . 7 . Analysts had said the earlier jump reflected difficulties in adjustments for seasonal variations . claims shot up Why did the claims shoot up? 6 9 +1106 3 It was the first increase since claims shot up by 16 , 000 during the week ended Jan . 7 . Analysts had said the earlier jump reflected difficulties in adjustments for seasonal variations . difficulties in adjustments Why were these adjustments difficult? 28 31 +1106 4 These analysts had predicted claims would drop back to about 325 , 000 , where they have ranged since last summer . This level , they contend , reflects a strong job market . a strong job market How does a drop back to the normal level signify a positive when the increase mentioned before is a positive as well? 29 33 +1106 4 These analysts had predicted claims would drop back to about 325 , 000 , where they have ranged since last summer . This level , they contend , reflects a strong job market . had predicted What information did they have to support that? 2 4 +1106 4 These analysts had predicted claims would drop back to about 325 , 000 , where they have ranged since last summer . This level , they contend , reflects a strong job market . reflects How does it reflect that? 28 29 +1106 5 Many analysts predict that 225 , 000 jobs were created in January following the addition of 256 , 000 new jobs in December . The December growth helped push the jobless rate to 5 . 4 percent , lowest since July 1990 . The department releases the January employment report on Friday . jobs were created Where and with what company were these jobs created? 7 10 +1106 5 Many analysts predict that 225 , 000 jobs were created in January following the addition of 256 , 000 new jobs in December . The December growth helped push the jobless rate to 5 . 4 percent , lowest since July 1990 . The department releases the January employment report on Friday . push the jobless rate to 5 . 4 percent , How does the creation of jobs increase the number of jobless? 28 38 +1106 5 Many analysts predict that 225 , 000 jobs were created in January following the addition of 256 , 000 new jobs in December . The December growth helped push the jobless rate to 5 . 4 percent , lowest since July 1990 . The department releases the January employment report on Friday . 225 , 000 jobs were created in January Which industries had the strongest job markets? 4 12 +1106 5 Many analysts predict that 225 , 000 jobs were created in January following the addition of 256 , 000 new jobs in December . The December growth helped push the jobless rate to 5 . 4 percent , lowest since July 1990 . The department releases the January employment report on Friday . were created Who created these jobs? 8 10 +1106 5 Many analysts predict that 225 , 000 jobs were created in January following the addition of 256 , 000 new jobs in December . The December growth helped push the jobless rate to 5 . 4 percent , lowest since July 1990 . The department releases the January employment report on Friday . new jobs What industry were these jobs in? 19 21 +1106 5 Many analysts predict that 225 , 000 jobs were created in January following the addition of 256 , 000 new jobs in December . The December growth helped push the jobless rate to 5 . 4 percent , lowest since July 1990 . The department releases the January employment report on Friday . 5 . 4 percent , Was the previous percentage? 33 38 +1107 1 For nearly every pupil at Marvin Heights public school , English is a second or third language . English is a second or third language . Why do they have so many non native speakers? 10 18 +1107 1 For nearly every pupil at Marvin Heights public school , English is a second or third language . nearly every pupil How many pupils are there? 1 4 +1107 1 For nearly every pupil at Marvin Heights public school , English is a second or third language . Marvin Heights public school , Where is this school located? 5 10 +1107 1 For nearly every pupil at Marvin Heights public school , English is a second or third language . second or third language What is the native language there? 13 17 +1107 1 For nearly every pupil at Marvin Heights public school , English is a second or third language . every How many students are enrolled? 2 3 +1107 1 For nearly every pupil at Marvin Heights public school , English is a second or third language . school , What grade levels are taught at this school? 8 10 +1107 2 The school , which is bursting at the seams , offers Punjabi dance classes as well as a breakfast program . At the annual barbecue , the principal dishes up samosas and hot dogs . which is bursting at the seams , Why is the school so full? 3 10 +1107 2 The school , which is bursting at the seams , offers Punjabi dance classes as well as a breakfast program . At the annual barbecue , the principal dishes up samosas and hot dogs . bursting at the seams , How over crowded is it? 5 10 +1107 2 The school , which is bursting at the seams , offers Punjabi dance classes as well as a breakfast program . At the annual barbecue , the principal dishes up samosas and hot dogs . offers Where does the money come from for these programs? 10 11 +1107 2 The school , which is bursting at the seams , offers Punjabi dance classes as well as a breakfast program . At the annual barbecue , the principal dishes up samosas and hot dogs . samosas and hot dogs Is this a native food for the region? 30 34 +1107 2 The school , which is bursting at the seams , offers Punjabi dance classes as well as a breakfast program . At the annual barbecue , the principal dishes up samosas and hot dogs . bursting Does 'bursting at the seams' mean the school have too many students or too many student activities and events? 5 6 +1107 3 Marvin Heights sounds like a typical downtown school with a high proportion of new immigrants . But it is part of the Peel board of education , the largest public school board in Canada , in the suburbs just west of Toronto . in the suburbs just west of Toronto . Why is this relevant? 35 43 +1107 3 Marvin Heights sounds like a typical downtown school with a high proportion of new immigrants . But it is part of the Peel board of education , the largest public school board in Canada , in the suburbs just west of Toronto . new immigrants Where are they coming from? 13 15 +1107 3 Marvin Heights sounds like a typical downtown school with a high proportion of new immigrants . But it is part of the Peel board of education , the largest public school board in Canada , in the suburbs just west of Toronto . Peel board of education , Where is this located? 22 27 +1107 3 Marvin Heights sounds like a typical downtown school with a high proportion of new immigrants . But it is part of the Peel board of education , the largest public school board in Canada , in the suburbs just west of Toronto . suburbs Is Marvin Heights or the Peel board of education in the suburbs near Toronto? 37 38 +1107 4 In a switch from traditional settlement patterns , many new immigrants to Canada are not moving to the downtown city cores but are flocking to the suburbs . are flocking to the suburbs Why are they becoming more suburban? 22 27 +1107 4 In a switch from traditional settlement patterns , many new immigrants to Canada are not moving to the downtown city cores but are flocking to the suburbs . a switch Why the switch? 1 3 +1107 4 In a switch from traditional settlement patterns , many new immigrants to Canada are not moving to the downtown city cores but are flocking to the suburbs . traditional settlement patterns , What are these patterns? 4 8 +1107 4 In a switch from traditional settlement patterns , many new immigrants to Canada are not moving to the downtown city cores but are flocking to the suburbs . flocking to the suburbs . Why is this happening? 23 28 +1107 4 In a switch from traditional settlement patterns , many new immigrants to Canada are not moving to the downtown city cores but are flocking to the suburbs . flocking What are the factors of this change? 23 24 +1107 5 Every year about 20 , 000 people arrive in Peel Region , making it the second fastest growing regional municipality in Canada between 1986 and 1991 ( behind York Region , just north of Toronto ) . 20 , 000 people arrive in Peel Region , Why so many people year-over-year? 3 12 +1107 5 Every year about 20 , 000 people arrive in Peel Region , making it the second fastest growing regional municipality in Canada between 1986 and 1991 ( behind York Region , just north of Toronto ) . 20 , 000 people Are these all immigrants? 3 7 +1107 5 Every year about 20 , 000 people arrive in Peel Region , making it the second fastest growing regional municipality in Canada between 1986 and 1991 ( behind York Region , just north of Toronto ) . second fastest growing What is the top fastest growing municipality? 15 18 +1108 1 The Football Association was considering possible sanctions against Blackburn on Thursday after a fan ran onto the field and tried to attack the referee at Ewood Park . Blackburn Who or what is Blackburn? 8 9 +1108 1 The Football Association was considering possible sanctions against Blackburn on Thursday after a fan ran onto the field and tried to attack the referee at Ewood Park . against Blackburn Why is Blackburn responsible for the fan's actions? 7 9 +1108 1 The Football Association was considering possible sanctions against Blackburn on Thursday after a fan ran onto the field and tried to attack the referee at Ewood Park . tried to attack the referee Why did the fan try to commit the attack? 19 24 +1108 2 The FA said it was studying official reports from Wednesday night ' s Premier League match against Leeds , which ended in a 1 - 1 draw . reports What do they mean by official reports? How valid are they to the situation? 7 8 +1108 3 As the players were leaving the field , a 40 - year - old man jumped from the stands and grabbed referee Rodger Gifford , who had made several controversial calls during the game . Players pulled the fan away and Gifford escaped injury . several controversial calls during the game What type of calls did he make that were considered controversial? 28 34 +1108 5 It was the second incident in a week involving a spectator at a Premier League match . Last week , Manchester United star Eric Cantona attacked a Crystal Palace fan who had been taunting him at Selhurst Park . taunting At what point does taunting become too much? 33 34 +1109 1 Police on Thursday evacuated nearly 11 , 000 residents of Oranienburg , north of Berlin , after a 500 - pound ( 220 - kilogram ) World War II bomb was uncovered at a construction site . World War II bomb was uncovered How was this WWII bomb uncovered? 26 32 +1109 1 Police on Thursday evacuated nearly 11 , 000 residents of Oranienburg , north of Berlin , after a 500 - pound ( 220 - kilogram ) World War II bomb was uncovered at a construction site . II When did this occur and why was there an old bomb? 28 29 +1109 1 Police on Thursday evacuated nearly 11 , 000 residents of Oranienburg , north of Berlin , after a 500 - pound ( 220 - kilogram ) World War II bomb was uncovered at a construction site . 500 - pound ( 220 - kilogram ) World War II bomb Why was a 500 pound bomb there? 18 30 +1109 1 Police on Thursday evacuated nearly 11 , 000 residents of Oranienburg , north of Berlin , after a 500 - pound ( 220 - kilogram ) World War II bomb was uncovered at a construction site . evacuated nearly 11 , 000 residents Why were they evacuated? 3 9 +1109 1 Police on Thursday evacuated nearly 11 , 000 residents of Oranienburg , north of Berlin , after a 500 - pound ( 220 - kilogram ) World War II bomb was uncovered at a construction site . was uncovered How was it uncovered? 30 32 +1109 1 Police on Thursday evacuated nearly 11 , 000 residents of Oranienburg , north of Berlin , after a 500 - pound ( 220 - kilogram ) World War II bomb was uncovered at a construction site . a construction site What was under construction? 33 36 +1109 2 A police statement said the bomb was found late Wednesday during excavation not far from the Oranienburg Castle . Some 300 people in the immediate area were evacuated Wednesday evening , with the others told to leave Thursday . not far from the Oranienburg Castle When was Oranienburg Castle built? 12 18 +1109 2 A police statement said the bomb was found late Wednesday during excavation not far from the Oranienburg Castle . Some 300 people in the immediate area were evacuated Wednesday evening , with the others told to leave Thursday . found found by who? 7 8 +1109 2 A police statement said the bomb was found late Wednesday during excavation not far from the Oranienburg Castle . Some 300 people in the immediate area were evacuated Wednesday evening , with the others told to leave Thursday . the bomb was found Who found the bomb and how? 4 8 +1109 2 A police statement said the bomb was found late Wednesday during excavation not far from the Oranienburg Castle . Some 300 people in the immediate area were evacuated Wednesday evening , with the others told to leave Thursday . during excavation Why was excavation being done there? 10 12 +1109 2 A police statement said the bomb was found late Wednesday during excavation not far from the Oranienburg Castle . Some 300 people in the immediate area were evacuated Wednesday evening , with the others told to leave Thursday . not far How far from the castle? 12 14 +1109 2 A police statement said the bomb was found late Wednesday during excavation not far from the Oranienburg Castle . Some 300 people in the immediate area were evacuated Wednesday evening , with the others told to leave Thursday . the others How many others? 32 34 +1109 3 After a delay of more than six hours to pump out ground water that covered the fuse section of the bomb , explosives experts disarmed it in a half - hour and residents were given the all clear to return home , police said . more than six hours to pump out ground water What took so long for this for this old bomb that didn't detonate to get rediscovered? 4 13 +1109 3 After a delay of more than six hours to pump out ground water that covered the fuse section of the bomb , explosives experts disarmed it in a half - hour and residents were given the all clear to return home , police said . clear Is there a possibility that there are more bombs in the area? 37 38 +1109 3 After a delay of more than six hours to pump out ground water that covered the fuse section of the bomb , explosives experts disarmed it in a half - hour and residents were given the all clear to return home , police said . experts disarmed it in a half - hour How did they disarm it? 23 31 +1109 3 After a delay of more than six hours to pump out ground water that covered the fuse section of the bomb , explosives experts disarmed it in a half - hour and residents were given the all clear to return home , police said . a delay What caused the delay? 1 3 +1109 3 After a delay of more than six hours to pump out ground water that covered the fuse section of the bomb , explosives experts disarmed it in a half - hour and residents were given the all clear to return home , police said . pump out What is that process? 9 11 +1109 3 After a delay of more than six hours to pump out ground water that covered the fuse section of the bomb , explosives experts disarmed it in a half - hour and residents were given the all clear to return home , police said . disarmed it How did they disarm it? 24 26 +1109 4 Earlier , police had said the delayed - action chemical fuse made disarming more difficult and could take up to several hours . delayed - action chemical fuse How does a delayed-action chemical fuse work? 6 11 +1109 4 Earlier , police had said the delayed - action chemical fuse made disarming more difficult and could take up to several hours . more difficult How was it more difficult? 13 15 +1109 4 Earlier , police had said the delayed - action chemical fuse made disarming more difficult and could take up to several hours . several hours How many hours? 20 22 +1109 5 Occupants of buildings up to a kilometer ( half a mile ) from the bomb were excavated to schools , sports halls and other public facilities . Main streets were closed to prevent people who had gone to work before the bomb was found from returning to their neighborhoods . the bomb was found What will happen to this antique bomb? 40 44 +1110 1 Secretary of State Warren Christopher today called on Bosnia ' s Muslims and Croats to give " substantive content " to their planned confederation and said the United States intended to help make it work . help in which ways will US help 31 32 +1110 1 Secretary of State Warren Christopher today called on Bosnia ' s Muslims and Croats to give " substantive content " to their planned confederation and said the United States intended to help make it work . confederation United States is supposed to do what for their confederation? 23 24 +1110 1 Secretary of State Warren Christopher today called on Bosnia ' s Muslims and Croats to give " substantive content " to their planned confederation and said the United States intended to help make it work . United States intended to help make it work How was the US going to assist? 27 35 +1110 2 " We should work on that together , " Christopher said in asking Britain , France , Germany and Russia to join in the effort . Christopher Why does he want their involvement? 9 10 +1110 3 Christopher is sending Assistant Secretary of State Richard Holbrooke to Germany to try to bolster the confederation plan . Diplomats from the four other countries are expected to join the talks with Muslim and Croat leaders in Munich this weekend . talks what will the talks be about 30 31 +1110 3 Christopher is sending Assistant Secretary of State Richard Holbrooke to Germany to try to bolster the confederation plan . Diplomats from the four other countries are expected to join the talks with Muslim and Croat leaders in Munich this weekend . confederation what is this plan? how does it apply to the US? 16 17 +1110 3 Christopher is sending Assistant Secretary of State Richard Holbrooke to Germany to try to bolster the confederation plan . Diplomats from the four other countries are expected to join the talks with Muslim and Croat leaders in Munich this weekend . bolster the confederation plan What is part of the plan for the confederation? 14 18 +1110 3 Christopher is sending Assistant Secretary of State Richard Holbrooke to Germany to try to bolster the confederation plan . Diplomats from the four other countries are expected to join the talks with Muslim and Croat leaders in Munich this weekend . talks Are these talks over territory disputes? 30 31 +1110 4 " We ' re very anxious that that process move forward , " Christopher said at a news conference . " It is significant , it can be very valuable . . We want to make sure the federation moves beyond a concept to having the largest amount of substantive content . " valuable Why is this valuable? 29 30 +1110 4 " We ' re very anxious that that process move forward , " Christopher said at a news conference . " It is significant , it can be very valuable . . We want to make sure the federation moves beyond a concept to having the largest amount of substantive content . " concept Are both of the groups at odds also willing to make progress to move the federation forward? 42 43 +1110 5 Together , the Muslims and Croats would control 51 percent of Bosnia under a peace proposal by the five Western countries to end the 34 - month war in the former Yugoslav republic . percent who will control the remaining percent 9 10 +1110 5 Together , the Muslims and Croats would control 51 percent of Bosnia under a peace proposal by the five Western countries to end the 34 - month war in the former Yugoslav republic . percent Who control the other 49 percent of Bosnia? 9 10 +1111 1 A Turkish court on Thursday ordered Thursday the seizure of a book by a Turk who has written on the war against the Kurds , and another court ordered the confiscation of copies of a pro - Kurdish daily . war against the Kurds , Who is at war against the Kurds? 20 25 +1111 1 A Turkish court on Thursday ordered Thursday the seizure of a book by a Turk who has written on the war against the Kurds , and another court ordered the confiscation of copies of a pro - Kurdish daily . seizure of a book Why did they order the book seized? 8 12 +1111 1 A Turkish court on Thursday ordered Thursday the seizure of a book by a Turk who has written on the war against the Kurds , and another court ordered the confiscation of copies of a pro - Kurdish daily . book What book? 11 12 +1111 2 The author , Yasar Kemal , recently wrote in the German newsmagazine Der Spiegel that Kurdish villages were burned in an attempt to battle the 11 - year separatist rebellion in southeast Turkey . 11 - year separatist rebellion Why is there a separatist rebellion amoung Turkish Kurds? 25 30 +1111 3 Western governments and rights groups have made similar charges . The government denies any military action to destroy Kurdish villages . similar charges What other charges have Western governments and rights groups made? 7 9 +1111 4 The State Security Court said it was ordering the seizure of Kemal ' s book , " The Freedom of Thought and Turkey , " because it provokes " hatred and enmity on the basis of differences in people ' s races and locations where they live . " provokes " hatred and enmity How does Kemal's book provoke \"hatred and enmity\"? 27 32 +1111 5 Kemal and his publisher , Erdal Oz , were ordered to appear in court next week for questioning . appear in court Why is the Kemal publication considered illegal? 11 14 +1112 1 Palestinian leaders warned Thursday that the closure of West Bank and Gaza during the holy fasting month of Ramadan and stepped - up Jewish settlement construction could lead to a new uprising against Israel . closure of West Bank and Gaza Why were these regions being closed during the holidays? 6 12 +1112 1 Palestinian leaders warned Thursday that the closure of West Bank and Gaza during the holy fasting month of Ramadan and stepped - up Jewish settlement construction could lead to a new uprising against Israel . new uprising against Israel Why would this cause an uprising? 30 34 +1112 1 Palestinian leaders warned Thursday that the closure of West Bank and Gaza during the holy fasting month of Ramadan and stepped - up Jewish settlement construction could lead to a new uprising against Israel . month Which month is the holy fasting month? 16 17 +1112 2 Faisal Husseini , a minister in the PLO ' s self - rule government , issued the warning a day after Jerusalem ' s planning council approved construction of 6 , 500 Jewish homes in the city ' s eastern sector , which is claimed by the Palestinians as a future capital . 6 , 500 Jewish homes Who decides which bit is Jewish and which bit is Palestinian? 29 34 +1112 2 Faisal Husseini , a minister in the PLO ' s self - rule government , issued the warning a day after Jerusalem ' s planning council approved construction of 6 , 500 Jewish homes in the city ' s eastern sector , which is claimed by the Palestinians as a future capital . PLO ' s What does PLO stand for? 7 10 +1112 3 Husseini said the construction would undermine support for Arafat and boost Islamic militants who oppose reconciliation with Israel . Arafat Who is Arafat ? 8 9 +1112 3 Husseini said the construction would undermine support for Arafat and boost Islamic militants who oppose reconciliation with Israel . construction Has there been similar construction scenarios in the past, and how did the opposing groups react? 3 4 +1112 4 " If the PLO loses the leadership , then the only ones who can assume this role are the fundamentalists . And if this happens . we will witness a new uprising and no one will be able to stop it , " Husseini said on Israel ' s army Radio . happens . we will witness a new uprising What was the evidence that this was certain to take place? 24 32 +1112 4 " If the PLO loses the leadership , then the only ones who can assume this role are the fundamentalists . And if this happens . we will witness a new uprising and no one will be able to stop it , " Husseini said on Israel ' s army Radio . fundamentalists Who are the fundamentalists ? 19 20 +1112 4 " If the PLO loses the leadership , then the only ones who can assume this role are the fundamentalists . And if this happens . we will witness a new uprising and no one will be able to stop it , " Husseini said on Israel ' s army Radio . fundamentalists What are the different political groups in this area? 19 20 +1112 5 Palestinians waged a six - year uprising against Israeli occupation that was instrumental in bringing Israel and the PLO to the negotiating table in 1993 . negotiating What was the result of the 1993 negotiation attempt? 21 22 +1113 1 Japan ' s Red Cross Society said Thursday it has received 30 billion yen ( dlrs 300 million ) in donations , mostly from other Japanese , for victims of the devastating Kobe earthquake . The total exceeded any of its previous relief campaigns . previous relief campaigns What was the highest prior donation received by the Red Cross Society for the victims of the Kobe earthquake? 41 44 +1113 1 Japan ' s Red Cross Society said Thursday it has received 30 billion yen ( dlrs 300 million ) in donations , mostly from other Japanese , for victims of the devastating Kobe earthquake . The total exceeded any of its previous relief campaigns . in donations , What platform did they collect donations? 19 22 +1113 1 Japan ' s Red Cross Society said Thursday it has received 30 billion yen ( dlrs 300 million ) in donations , mostly from other Japanese , for victims of the devastating Kobe earthquake . The total exceeded any of its previous relief campaigns . the devastating Kobe earthquake When was this earthquake? 30 34 +1113 1 Japan ' s Red Cross Society said Thursday it has received 30 billion yen ( dlrs 300 million ) in donations , mostly from other Japanese , for victims of the devastating Kobe earthquake . The total exceeded any of its previous relief campaigns . devastating What type of damage was done by the earthquake? 31 32 +1113 2 Meanwhile , local officials announced that damage from the 7 . 2 magnitude quake , Japan ' s deadliest in more than 70 years , is likely to exceed dlrs 100 billion in the worst - hit prefecture . worst - hit prefecture What is the possible range of cost resultinf from the damage from the quake? 34 38 +1113 2 Meanwhile , local officials announced that damage from the 7 . 2 magnitude quake , Japan ' s deadliest in more than 70 years , is likely to exceed dlrs 100 billion in the worst - hit prefecture . Japan ' s deadliest What was the death count of this earthquake? 15 19 +1113 2 Meanwhile , local officials announced that damage from the 7 . 2 magnitude quake , Japan ' s deadliest in more than 70 years , is likely to exceed dlrs 100 billion in the worst - hit prefecture . worst - hit prefecture What is the name of the worst hit prefecture? 34 38 +1113 2 Meanwhile , local officials announced that damage from the 7 . 2 magnitude quake , Japan ' s deadliest in more than 70 years , is likely to exceed dlrs 100 billion in the worst - hit prefecture . deadliest What are the casualty numbers that make it so deadly? 18 19 +1113 2 Meanwhile , local officials announced that damage from the 7 . 2 magnitude quake , Japan ' s deadliest in more than 70 years , is likely to exceed dlrs 100 billion in the worst - hit prefecture . worst - hit prefecture Which prefecture is the worst hit? 34 38 +1113 3 The government of Hyogo prefecture , which includes Kobe , estimated damage worth 9 . 5 trillion yen ( dlrs 95 billion ) , 1 trillion yen ( 10 billion ) more than its previous calculation . It said the total would probably exceed 10 trillion yen ( dlrs 100 billion ) . more Why did the calculated damage increase? 31 32 +1113 4 Authorities Thursday confirmed 5 , 104 dead , six missing and classified nearly 250 , 000 people as homeless from the quake . 250 , 000 people as homeless How has this number been measured? 13 19 +1113 4 Authorities Thursday confirmed 5 , 104 dead , six missing and classified nearly 250 , 000 people as homeless from the quake . homeless What is the Japanese government doing to serve the newly homeless? 18 19 +1113 5 The national government Thursday said it would spend almost 15 billion yen ( dlrs 150 million ) to build 30 , 000 temporary housing units . Quake victims Thursday moved into four prefab houses , the first completed since the temblor . build How long will it take to build 30,000 temporary housing units? 18 19 +1113 5 The national government Thursday said it would spend almost 15 billion yen ( dlrs 150 million ) to build 30 , 000 temporary housing units . Quake victims Thursday moved into four prefab houses , the first completed since the temblor . to build 30 , 000 temporary housing units Where are the housing units being built? 17 25 +1113 5 The national government Thursday said it would spend almost 15 billion yen ( dlrs 150 million ) to build 30 , 000 temporary housing units . Quake victims Thursday moved into four prefab houses , the first completed since the temblor . the first completed since the temblor What is the timeline for more houses being constructed? 35 41 +1113 5 The national government Thursday said it would spend almost 15 billion yen ( dlrs 150 million ) to build 30 , 000 temporary housing units . Quake victims Thursday moved into four prefab houses , the first completed since the temblor . temporary Where will they be housed permanently? 22 23 +1114 1 After three days of talks in Washington , Bosnian Prime Minister Haris Silajdzic arrived in Moscow on Thursday to confer with Russian officials on settling the Bosnia conflict . settling How does Silajdzic plan on settling the conflict? 24 25 +1114 1 After three days of talks in Washington , Bosnian Prime Minister Haris Silajdzic arrived in Moscow on Thursday to confer with Russian officials on settling the Bosnia conflict . Washington , Why was this decided in Washington? 6 8 +1114 2 Foreign Ministry spokesman Grigory Karasin said Silajdzic ' s two - day working visit was part of Russia ' s efforts to bring an end to the 34 - month war in the former Yugoslavia . efforts What are the other efforts? 20 21 +1114 2 Foreign Ministry spokesman Grigory Karasin said Silajdzic ' s two - day working visit was part of Russia ' s efforts to bring an end to the 34 - month war in the former Yugoslavia . war What is the war about? 30 31 +1114 2 Foreign Ministry spokesman Grigory Karasin said Silajdzic ' s two - day working visit was part of Russia ' s efforts to bring an end to the 34 - month war in the former Yugoslavia . war Why was there war in Yugoslavia? 30 31 +1114 2 Foreign Ministry spokesman Grigory Karasin said Silajdzic ' s two - day working visit was part of Russia ' s efforts to bring an end to the 34 - month war in the former Yugoslavia . the 34 - month war in the former Yugoslavia Why was there a war taking place in Yugoslavia? 26 35 +1114 3 Karasin told the ITAR - Tass news agency that Silajdzic will meet with Prime Minister Viktor Chernomyrdin and Foreign Minister Andrei Kozyrev to discuss the Bosnian peace plan put together by five Western countries . five Western countries Which countries? 31 34 +1114 3 Karasin told the ITAR - Tass news agency that Silajdzic will meet with Prime Minister Viktor Chernomyrdin and Foreign Minister Andrei Kozyrev to discuss the Bosnian peace plan put together by five Western countries . the Bosnian peace plan What was part of this peace plan? 24 28 +1114 5 In Washington , Silajdzic had held talks with Vice President Al Gore , Secretary of State Warren Christopher and congressional leaders . held talks What did the talks cover? 5 7 +1115 1 Art Shell was fired as coach of the Los Angeles Raiders Thursday and will be replaced by assistant Mike White . was fired Why was Art Shell fired? 2 4 +1115 1 Art Shell was fired as coach of the Los Angeles Raiders Thursday and will be replaced by assistant Mike White . fired why was he fired 3 4 +1115 1 Art Shell was fired as coach of the Los Angeles Raiders Thursday and will be replaced by assistant Mike White . was fired as coach Why was he fired? 2 6 +1115 3 The team called a 1 p . m . ( 2100 GMT ) news conference to discuss the changes . to discuss the changes What are the changes that need to be discussed? 15 19 +1115 4 " The Raiders expressed gratitude and sincere thanks to Art Shell for his tremendous contribution to the excellence of the organization throughout his 27 years as a Hall of Fame offensive tackle , as an assistant coach and as the head coach , " a team news release said . tremendous contribution What, exactly, were his accomplishments during his tenure? 13 15 +1115 5 The firing had been expected since the Raiders missed the playoffs with a 9 - 7 record after being picked as a preseason favorite to reach the Super Bowl . Super Bowl what were previous super bowl scores 27 29 +1116 1 The leaders of Egypt , Israel , Jordan and the Palestinians met in Cairo on Thursday for an unprecedented summit to revive the faltering peace process or face a further descent into bloodshed . revive the faltering peace process Why were the peace talks having such trouble? 21 26 +1116 1 The leaders of Egypt , Israel , Jordan and the Palestinians met in Cairo on Thursday for an unprecedented summit to revive the faltering peace process or face a further descent into bloodshed . faltering peace process Why is the process faltering? 23 26 +1116 1 The leaders of Egypt , Israel , Jordan and the Palestinians met in Cairo on Thursday for an unprecedented summit to revive the faltering peace process or face a further descent into bloodshed . revive How did they seek to revive the peace process? 21 22 +1116 1 The leaders of Egypt , Israel , Jordan and the Palestinians met in Cairo on Thursday for an unprecedented summit to revive the faltering peace process or face a further descent into bloodshed . met Why did these leaders meet? 11 12 +1116 1 The leaders of Egypt , Israel , Jordan and the Palestinians met in Cairo on Thursday for an unprecedented summit to revive the faltering peace process or face a further descent into bloodshed . unprecedented summit What makes it unprecedented? 18 20 +1116 1 The leaders of Egypt , Israel , Jordan and the Palestinians met in Cairo on Thursday for an unprecedented summit to revive the faltering peace process or face a further descent into bloodshed . revive How do they plan to revive the process? 21 22 +1116 2 The summit was a dramatic show of unity between Israel and its three Arab peace partners . But disillusionment with the Israel - PLO agreement runs deep , and their ability to stem murderous attacks by Islamic militants is uncertain at best . is uncertain at best . Why are the countries unable to stop the attacks? 38 43 +1116 2 The summit was a dramatic show of unity between Israel and its three Arab peace partners . But disillusionment with the Israel - PLO agreement runs deep , and their ability to stem murderous attacks by Islamic militants is uncertain at best . disillusionment Why does disillusionment with the agreement run deep? 18 19 +1116 2 The summit was a dramatic show of unity between Israel and its three Arab peace partners . But disillusionment with the Israel - PLO agreement runs deep , and their ability to stem murderous attacks by Islamic militants is uncertain at best . uncertain at best Why is their ability to stem attacks uncertain at best? 39 42 +1116 2 The summit was a dramatic show of unity between Israel and its three Arab peace partners . But disillusionment with the Israel - PLO agreement runs deep , and their ability to stem murderous attacks by Islamic militants is uncertain at best . partners Who is disillusioned by the agreement? 15 16 +1116 2 The summit was a dramatic show of unity between Israel and its three Arab peace partners . But disillusionment with the Israel - PLO agreement runs deep , and their ability to stem murderous attacks by Islamic militants is uncertain at best . dramatic show What made it so dramatic? 4 6 +1116 2 The summit was a dramatic show of unity between Israel and its three Arab peace partners . But disillusionment with the Israel - PLO agreement runs deep , and their ability to stem murderous attacks by Islamic militants is uncertain at best . disillusionment Who is disillusioned? 18 19 +1116 2 The summit was a dramatic show of unity between Israel and its three Arab peace partners . But disillusionment with the Israel - PLO agreement runs deep , and their ability to stem murderous attacks by Islamic militants is uncertain at best . uncertain at best Why is there ability uncertain? 39 42 +1116 3 Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and PLO chairman Yasser Arafat , the key players , will find it difficult to make the necessary concessions since their positions are already precariously weak . make the necessary concessions What types of concessions need to be made? 20 24 +1116 3 Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and PLO chairman Yasser Arafat , the key players , will find it difficult to make the necessary concessions since their positions are already precariously weak . precariously weak Why are their positions already weak? 29 31 +1116 3 Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and PLO chairman Yasser Arafat , the key players , will find it difficult to make the necessary concessions since their positions are already precariously weak . their positions are already precariously weak How are both of their positions weak 25 31 +1116 3 Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and PLO chairman Yasser Arafat , the key players , will find it difficult to make the necessary concessions since their positions are already precariously weak . find it difficult What will they find difficult? 16 19 +1116 3 Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and PLO chairman Yasser Arafat , the key players , will find it difficult to make the necessary concessions since their positions are already precariously weak . necessary concessions What are the concessions? 22 24 +1116 3 Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and PLO chairman Yasser Arafat , the key players , will find it difficult to make the necessary concessions since their positions are already precariously weak . weak Why are their positions weak? 30 31 +1116 4 The meeting got under way after sundown at the Ittahadiya presidential palace with a meal to break the daylong fast Muslims observe during the holy month of Ramadan . Prime Minister Atef Sedki of Egypt sounded a positive note as he entered the palace . positive note Why did the PM sound a positive note? 37 39 +1116 4 The meeting got under way after sundown at the Ittahadiya presidential palace with a meal to break the daylong fast Muslims observe during the holy month of Ramadan . Prime Minister Atef Sedki of Egypt sounded a positive note as he entered the palace . sounded a positive note as he entered the palace How did he do so? 35 44 +1116 4 The meeting got under way after sundown at the Ittahadiya presidential palace with a meal to break the daylong fast Muslims observe during the holy month of Ramadan . Prime Minister Atef Sedki of Egypt sounded a positive note as he entered the palace . after sundown Why was the meeting held at such a late time of day? 5 7 +1116 4 The meeting got under way after sundown at the Ittahadiya presidential palace with a meal to break the daylong fast Muslims observe during the holy month of Ramadan . Prime Minister Atef Sedki of Egypt sounded a positive note as he entered the palace . a meal What kind of food was served? 13 15 +1116 4 The meeting got under way after sundown at the Ittahadiya presidential palace with a meal to break the daylong fast Muslims observe during the holy month of Ramadan . Prime Minister Atef Sedki of Egypt sounded a positive note as he entered the palace . fast Why do the Muslims fast? 19 20 +1116 5 " I am optimistic , " he said . " I think there will be a good result from this meeting . " optimistic , " What makes him optimistic? 3 6 +1116 5 " I am optimistic , " he said . " I think there will be a good result from this meeting . " good result What result would be optimal? 16 18 +1117 1 Spain ' s Santiago Luna shot a 5 - under - par 67 Thursday to take a one - stroke lead after the first round of the dlrs 395 , 000 Madeira Island Open . 5 - under - par What does the term under par mean? 7 12 +1117 1 Spain ' s Santiago Luna shot a 5 - under - par 67 Thursday to take a one - stroke lead after the first round of the dlrs 395 , 000 Madeira Island Open . dlrs 395 , 000 Is this USDollars? 27 31 +1117 2 Six players were one stroke back and 68 and eight others were two strokes off the lead at 69 . Fifty - two players shot par or better on a spring - like day with little or no wind . shot par What does shot par mean in this context? 24 26 +1117 2 Six players were one stroke back and 68 and eight others were two strokes off the lead at 69 . Fifty - two players shot par or better on a spring - like day with little or no wind . spring - like day with little or no wind What is the weather usually like then? 30 39 +1117 3 Tied at 68 were Lee Westwood and Andrew Sherborne of England , Bill Malley of the United States , Jesus Maria Arruti of Spain , Alberto Binaghi of Italy and Paul Lawrie of Scotland . Tied at 68 Is this a good score and if so why? 0 3 +1117 4 Scotland ' s Andrew Coltart headed a group of eight at 69 . eight at 69 What is the significance of eight at 69? 9 12 +1117 5 Defending champion Mats Lanner of Sweden couldn ' t take advantage of the low - scoring conditions and posted a 10 - over 82 . Defending champion What game is this person a defending champion of? 0 2 +1117 5 Defending champion Mats Lanner of Sweden couldn ' t take advantage of the low - scoring conditions and posted a 10 - over 82 . Mats Lanner of Sweden couldn ' t take advantage Why was Lanner unable to take advantage? 2 11 +1118 1 Along with the stalled Israel - PLO talks , Mideast leaders Thursday planned to tackle Israel ' s even slower - paced negotiations with Syria . But not even optimists expected progress . slower - paced negotiations with Syria Why Mideast leaders Thursday planned to tackle Israel's? 19 25 +1118 1 Along with the stalled Israel - PLO talks , Mideast leaders Thursday planned to tackle Israel ' s even slower - paced negotiations with Syria . But not even optimists expected progress . tackle What does it mean to \"tackle\" the negotiations? 14 15 +1118 1 Along with the stalled Israel - PLO talks , Mideast leaders Thursday planned to tackle Israel ' s even slower - paced negotiations with Syria . But not even optimists expected progress . not even optimists expected progress Why don't even optimists expect progress? 27 32 +1118 1 Along with the stalled Israel - PLO talks , Mideast leaders Thursday planned to tackle Israel ' s even slower - paced negotiations with Syria . But not even optimists expected progress . slower - paced negotiations with Syria What factors have affected negotiations between Isreal and Syria? 19 25 +1118 1 Along with the stalled Israel - PLO talks , Mideast leaders Thursday planned to tackle Israel ' s even slower - paced negotiations with Syria . But not even optimists expected progress . stalled Israel - PLO talks , Why were the talks stalled out? 3 9 +1118 2 President Hafez Assad , Israel ' s most adamant foe , wasn ' t even invited to the summit of Israel , Jordan , Egypt and the Palestine Liberation Organization . wasn ' t even invited to the summit How President Hafez Assad, Israel's most adamant foe invited? 11 19 +1118 2 President Hafez Assad , Israel ' s most adamant foe , wasn ' t even invited to the summit of Israel , Jordan , Egypt and the Palestine Liberation Organization . wasn ' t even invited Why wasn't the President invited? 11 16 +1118 2 President Hafez Assad , Israel ' s most adamant foe , wasn ' t even invited to the summit of Israel , Jordan , Egypt and the Palestine Liberation Organization . Israel ' s most adamant foe , Why is President Hafez Assad Isreal's most adamant foe? 4 11 +1118 2 President Hafez Assad , Israel ' s most adamant foe , wasn ' t even invited to the summit of Israel , Jordan , Egypt and the Palestine Liberation Organization . wasn ' t even invited to the summit of Israel , Why was Assad not invited to the summit? 11 22 +1118 3 " It seems to me that although Assad has left behind the process of war , he has yet to enter the peace process and is in a stage of political bachelorhood , " Foreign Minister Shimon Peres told Israeli army radio . process of war , How Assad process of war? 12 16 +1118 3 " It seems to me that although Assad has left behind the process of war , he has yet to enter the peace process and is in a stage of political bachelorhood , " Foreign Minister Shimon Peres told Israeli army radio . political bachelorhood , " What does political bachelorhood mean? 30 34 +1118 3 " It seems to me that although Assad has left behind the process of war , he has yet to enter the peace process and is in a stage of political bachelorhood , " Foreign Minister Shimon Peres told Israeli army radio . peace process Why is Assad hesitating entering the peace process? 22 24 +1118 4 " He must decide when he wants to enter the next step , " he added . decide When he decide? 3 4 +1118 4 " He must decide when he wants to enter the next step , " he added . next step , " What is the next step? 10 14 +1118 4 " He must decide when he wants to enter the next step , " he added . " He must decide What will happen if Assad fails to enter the next step? 0 4 +1118 5 Syrian reaction to the meeting was muted . There was no official reaction , and Syrian newspapers kept up their standard criticism of Israel , blaming it for the deadlock in the negotiations . Syrian reaction How the Syrian reaction to the meeting? 0 2 +1118 5 Syrian reaction to the meeting was muted . There was no official reaction , and Syrian newspapers kept up their standard criticism of Israel , blaming it for the deadlock in the negotiations . blaming it for the deadlock in the negotiations Why does Syria blame Israel for the deadlock in the negotiations? 25 33 +1118 5 Syrian reaction to the meeting was muted . There was no official reaction , and Syrian newspapers kept up their standard criticism of Israel , blaming it for the deadlock in the negotiations . muted Why was the Syrian reaction muted? 6 7 +1118 5 Syrian reaction to the meeting was muted . There was no official reaction , and Syrian newspapers kept up their standard criticism of Israel , blaming it for the deadlock in the negotiations . standard criticism Why are Syrian news writers critical of Israel? 20 22 +1118 5 Syrian reaction to the meeting was muted . There was no official reaction , and Syrian newspapers kept up their standard criticism of Israel , blaming it for the deadlock in the negotiations . was no official reaction , Why was there no official reaction to the leader not being allowed into the meetings? 9 14 +1119 1 Delta Air Lines Inc . and British - based Virgin Atlantic Airways won final federal approval Thursday for a joint ticketing deal that gives Delta its long - sought access to London ' s Heathrow Airport . joint ticketing deal What is this deal? 19 22 +1119 1 Delta Air Lines Inc . and British - based Virgin Atlantic Airways won final federal approval Thursday for a joint ticketing deal that gives Delta its long - sought access to London ' s Heathrow Airport . long - sought access Why has this been long sought by Delta? 26 30 +1119 1 Delta Air Lines Inc . and British - based Virgin Atlantic Airways won final federal approval Thursday for a joint ticketing deal that gives Delta its long - sought access to London ' s Heathrow Airport . long - sought access to London ' s Heathrow Airport Why was Delta wanting access to Heathrow? 26 36 +1119 2 The Department of Transportation had been expected to approve the agreement five months ago , but took no action . Delta , which expressed anger at the time , said Thursday the DOT gave no indication why it was giving permission now . had been expected Expected by whom? 4 7 +1119 2 The Department of Transportation had been expected to approve the agreement five months ago , but took no action . Delta , which expressed anger at the time , said Thursday the DOT gave no indication why it was giving permission now . five months ago , but took no action Why did they not take action in time? 11 19 +1119 2 The Department of Transportation had been expected to approve the agreement five months ago , but took no action . Delta , which expressed anger at the time , said Thursday the DOT gave no indication why it was giving permission now . expressed anger How was the anger expressed? 23 25 +1119 2 The Department of Transportation had been expected to approve the agreement five months ago , but took no action . Delta , which expressed anger at the time , said Thursday the DOT gave no indication why it was giving permission now . agreement five months ago , but took no action Why was action on this agreement so long in occurring? 10 19 +1119 3 Richard Mintz , a DOT spokesman in Washington , said the government decided the agreement would benefit passengers on both sides of the Atlantic . benefit passengers What are the benefits to the passengers? 16 18 +1119 3 Richard Mintz , a DOT spokesman in Washington , said the government decided the agreement would benefit passengers on both sides of the Atlantic . benefit passengers on both sides of the Atlantic What sort of benefits would be experienced? 16 24 +1119 3 Richard Mintz , a DOT spokesman in Washington , said the government decided the agreement would benefit passengers on both sides of the Atlantic . benefit passengers on both sides of the Atlantic How does this benefit passengers? 16 24 +1119 4 Mintz declined to comment specifically on the delay . Many industry analysts have suggested that the government hoped to pressure Great Britain to give U . S . carriers more access to the British market . declined to comment Why did he decline to answer? 1 4 +1119 4 Mintz declined to comment specifically on the delay . Many industry analysts have suggested that the government hoped to pressure Great Britain to give U . S . carriers more access to the British market . Many industry analysts How many analysts? 9 12 +1119 4 Mintz declined to comment specifically on the delay . Many industry analysts have suggested that the government hoped to pressure Great Britain to give U . S . carriers more access to the British market . hoped to pressure What pressure tactics were used? 17 20 +1119 5 The deal with Virgin is a " code sharing " agreement similar to arrangements Delta has with other overseas carriers . In such deals , an airline buys a block of seats on the other carrier ' s flights , then sells them to travelers through its own marketing system . " code sharing " agreement What does that mean? 6 11 +1119 5 The deal with Virgin is a " code sharing " agreement similar to arrangements Delta has with other overseas carriers . In such deals , an airline buys a block of seats on the other carrier ' s flights , then sells them to travelers through its own marketing system . similar to arrangements What are the similarities? 11 14 +1119 5 The deal with Virgin is a " code sharing " agreement similar to arrangements Delta has with other overseas carriers . In such deals , an airline buys a block of seats on the other carrier ' s flights , then sells them to travelers through its own marketing system . other overseas carriers Who are these other carriers? 17 20 +1119 5 The deal with Virgin is a " code sharing " agreement similar to arrangements Delta has with other overseas carriers . In such deals , an airline buys a block of seats on the other carrier ' s flights , then sells them to travelers through its own marketing system . Delta has with other overseas carriers Which other carriers does Delta have these agreements with? 14 20 +1120 1 A projected federation of Muslims and Croats in Bosnia is in danger of falling apart as the prospect of a wider war haunts the already bloodied Balkans , a top State Department official said Thursday . is in danger of falling apart Why is the federation in such trouble? 9 15 +1120 1 A projected federation of Muslims and Croats in Bosnia is in danger of falling apart as the prospect of a wider war haunts the already bloodied Balkans , a top State Department official said Thursday . prospect of a wider war Why is there a prospect of wider war? 17 22 +1120 2 Due to meet this weekend with Muslim and Croat leaders in Munich , Germany , the official , Assistant Secretary of State Richard Holbrooke , said Bosnian Serbs likely would cross into Croatia and fight alongside Serbs there in the event of a conflict over a breakaway Croatian Serb enclave . over a breakaway Croatian Serb enclave Why is the section of Croatian Serbs breaking away? 44 50 +1120 2 Due to meet this weekend with Muslim and Croat leaders in Munich , Germany , the official , Assistant Secretary of State Richard Holbrooke , said Bosnian Serbs likely would cross into Croatia and fight alongside Serbs there in the event of a conflict over a breakaway Croatian Serb enclave . Serbs likely would cross into Croatia Why would Serbs aid the fight? 27 33 +1120 3 Croatia has threatened to expel U . N . peacekeepers , but a former U . N . commander in Bosnia predicted the threat would not materialize . predicted the threat would not materialize Was does the UN believe this will not occur? 21 27 +1120 5 Holbrooke appeared apprehensive as he spoke with reporters at the State Department about the Balkans and his coming diplomatic effort . Holbrooke is trying to salvage the federation formed last March by Bosnian Muslims and Croats . Holbrooke is trying to salvage the federation What is the end result of salvaging the federation? 21 28 +1120 5 Holbrooke appeared apprehensive as he spoke with reporters at the State Department about the Balkans and his coming diplomatic effort . Holbrooke is trying to salvage the federation formed last March by Bosnian Muslims and Croats . Holbrooke is trying to salvage the federation What is Holbrooke doing to salvage the federation? 21 28 +1121 1 If it hadn ' t been for the authorities , lots of the ruddy - faced locals would still be standing on the dikes , braving the stiff wind and trying to just stare the waters down . stare What is in the water that the locals are looking at? 33 34 +1121 1 If it hadn ' t been for the authorities , lots of the ruddy - faced locals would still be standing on the dikes , braving the stiff wind and trying to just stare the waters down . braving What is so important that would cause them to be fixated on what they are looking at? 25 26 +1121 1 If it hadn ' t been for the authorities , lots of the ruddy - faced locals would still be standing on the dikes , braving the stiff wind and trying to just stare the waters down . authorities , Why are the authorities the ones preventing the locals from dealing with what they are looking at? 8 10 +1121 1 If it hadn ' t been for the authorities , lots of the ruddy - faced locals would still be standing on the dikes , braving the stiff wind and trying to just stare the waters down . trying to just stare the waters down . Why were they in such a position? 30 38 +1121 2 With most of them living below sea level , the Dutch have been battling the principle that water runs downhill for centuries . below Why are so many of them living below sea level and why is it such a big deal? 5 6 +1121 3 " If the authorities hadn ' t told people to leave , nobody would have left , " Dirk Roodbeen , who grew up among the dikes in nearby Casteren , said Thursday . leave , Why were the authorities telling people to leave? 10 12 +1121 3 " If the authorities hadn ' t told people to leave , nobody would have left , " Dirk Roodbeen , who grew up among the dikes in nearby Casteren , said Thursday . nobody would have left , " Why would everyone have stayed? 12 18 +1121 4 Anticipating the worst flood disaster since the 1953 North Sea flood that killed 1 , 800 people , officials here have ordered everyone in this city of 33 , 000 out as the swollen Maas and Waal rivers threatening to burst their dikes in this below - sea level polder region . Anticipating Who is anticipating the flood? 0 1 +1121 4 Anticipating the worst flood disaster since the 1953 North Sea flood that killed 1 , 800 people , officials here have ordered everyone in this city of 33 , 000 out as the swollen Maas and Waal rivers threatening to burst their dikes in this below - sea level polder region . city What city in what country are we in? 25 26 +1122 1 The rate at which AIDS is spreading in the United States has leveled off and the number of new cases reported every year is falling , health officials said Thursday . AIDS Why did the spreading of AIDS level off? 4 5 +1122 1 The rate at which AIDS is spreading in the United States has leveled off and the number of new cases reported every year is falling , health officials said Thursday . leveled What level did it stop at? 12 13 +1122 1 The rate at which AIDS is spreading in the United States has leveled off and the number of new cases reported every year is falling , health officials said Thursday . new cases reported every year is falling , What was behind the number of cases starting to fall at this time? 18 26 +1122 2 The report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention came just three days after the CDC announced that AIDS is now the leading killer of Americans ages 25 to 44 . report How was the report delivered? 1 2 +1122 3 Since the early 1980s , when AIDS cases snowballed by 200 percent a year as it spread through the white homosexual population , the disease is stabilizing at a 3 percent annual increase under an old definition of the disease , according to Dr . John Ward , the CDC ' s chief of HIV - AIDS surveillance . old definition of the disease , What is different between the old and new definitions? 35 41 +1122 3 Since the early 1980s , when AIDS cases snowballed by 200 percent a year as it spread through the white homosexual population , the disease is stabilizing at a 3 percent annual increase under an old definition of the disease , according to Dr . John Ward , the CDC ' s chief of HIV - AIDS surveillance . old definition Why an old definition? 35 37 +1122 3 Since the early 1980s , when AIDS cases snowballed by 200 percent a year as it spread through the white homosexual population , the disease is stabilizing at a 3 percent annual increase under an old definition of the disease , according to Dr . John Ward , the CDC ' s chief of HIV - AIDS surveillance . under an old definition of the disease , What was the old definition of HIV-AIDS? 33 41 +1122 4 " It ' s not growing as rapidly as in earlier years , but the rate is still unacceptably high , " he said . He predicted a similar increase in 1995 . rate How high was the rate? 15 16 +1122 4 " It ' s not growing as rapidly as in earlier years , but the rate is still unacceptably high , " he said . He predicted a similar increase in 1995 . similar increase in What will that be caused by? 28 31 +1122 5 The AIDS definition was expanded in 1993 to reflect the toll on women , and people with tuberculosis or depressed immune systems . tuberculosis How many people had tuberculosis? 17 18 +1122 5 The AIDS definition was expanded in 1993 to reflect the toll on women , and people with tuberculosis or depressed immune systems . expanded Why was it only defined by one population segment? 4 5 +1123 1 The government will free five IRA convicts from Irish jails on Friday , raising the prisoner issue again as the Northern Ireland peace process comes under threat . IRA What do the letters IRA stand for? 5 6 +1123 1 The government will free five IRA convicts from Irish jails on Friday , raising the prisoner issue again as the Northern Ireland peace process comes under threat . under threat How is it under threat? 25 27 +1123 1 The government will free five IRA convicts from Irish jails on Friday , raising the prisoner issue again as the Northern Ireland peace process comes under threat . IRA convicts Who are these convicts and what did they do? 5 7 +1123 1 The government will free five IRA convicts from Irish jails on Friday , raising the prisoner issue again as the Northern Ireland peace process comes under threat . free Why are these particular convicts being freed? 3 4 +1123 1 The government will free five IRA convicts from Irish jails on Friday , raising the prisoner issue again as the Northern Ireland peace process comes under threat . free Why is the government freeing them? 3 4 +1123 1 The government will free five IRA convicts from Irish jails on Friday , raising the prisoner issue again as the Northern Ireland peace process comes under threat . under threat Why is the process under threat? 25 27 +1123 1 The government will free five IRA convicts from Irish jails on Friday , raising the prisoner issue again as the Northern Ireland peace process comes under threat . prisoner issue What is the prisoner issue? 15 17 +1123 1 The government will free five IRA convicts from Irish jails on Friday , raising the prisoner issue again as the Northern Ireland peace process comes under threat . peace process comes under threat Why was the Irish peace discussion having trouble? 22 27 +1123 2 The early releases , confirmed Thursday night , will be the second in response to the Irish Republican Army cease - fire five months ago . Nine IRA prisoners were given early release last month . cease - fire five months ago Who arranged for the cease fire? 19 25 +1123 2 The early releases , confirmed Thursday night , will be the second in response to the Irish Republican Army cease - fire five months ago . Nine IRA prisoners were given early release last month . cease - fire Why did the IRA cease their fire? 19 22 +1123 2 The early releases , confirmed Thursday night , will be the second in response to the Irish Republican Army cease - fire five months ago . Nine IRA prisoners were given early release last month . were given early release last month What was the rationale for their release? 29 35 +1123 3 Pat Doherty , vice president of the IRA ' s Sinn Fein political allies , welcomed the announcement and said , " I hope the British government will follow suit and free all the political prisoners . " Sinn Fein What do the words Sinn Fein mean? 10 12 +1123 3 Pat Doherty , vice president of the IRA ' s Sinn Fein political allies , welcomed the announcement and said , " I hope the British government will follow suit and free all the political prisoners . " will follow suit Why does he think the British government would or could follow suit? 27 30 +1123 4 On Wednesday , the Anglo - Irish peace effort came under threat when a leaked document dealing with proposals for a Northern Ireland settlement alarmed unionist politicians who represent the pro - British Protestant majority in Northern Ireland . unionist politicians What does unionist mean in this context? 25 27 +1123 4 On Wednesday , the Anglo - Irish peace effort came under threat when a leaked document dealing with proposals for a Northern Ireland settlement alarmed unionist politicians who represent the pro - British Protestant majority in Northern Ireland . proposals Who was behind the document and proposals? 18 19 +1123 4 On Wednesday , the Anglo - Irish peace effort came under threat when a leaked document dealing with proposals for a Northern Ireland settlement alarmed unionist politicians who represent the pro - British Protestant majority in Northern Ireland . Northern Ireland settlement Why is this alarming to the Protestant majority? 21 24 +1123 4 On Wednesday , the Anglo - Irish peace effort came under threat when a leaked document dealing with proposals for a Northern Ireland settlement alarmed unionist politicians who represent the pro - British Protestant majority in Northern Ireland . settlement What are the settlements the proposal is detailing? 23 24 +1123 5 Members of the Ulster Unionist Party , whose nine votes are crucial to British Prime Minister John Major in the House of Commons , were outraged by a report in The Times of London that the two governments envisioned cross - border agencies in which unionists would be compelled to participate . British Prime Minister John Major Which party does John Major represent? 13 18 +1123 5 Members of the Ulster Unionist Party , whose nine votes are crucial to British Prime Minister John Major in the House of Commons , were outraged by a report in The Times of London that the two governments envisioned cross - border agencies in which unionists would be compelled to participate . outraged Why did the Ulster Unionist Party find this outrageous? 25 26 +1123 5 Members of the Ulster Unionist Party , whose nine votes are crucial to British Prime Minister John Major in the House of Commons , were outraged by a report in The Times of London that the two governments envisioned cross - border agencies in which unionists would be compelled to participate . compelled to participate How would they participate? 48 51 +1123 5 Members of the Ulster Unionist Party , whose nine votes are crucial to British Prime Minister John Major in the House of Commons , were outraged by a report in The Times of London that the two governments envisioned cross - border agencies in which unionists would be compelled to participate . crucial What were the votes crucial for? 11 12 +1123 5 Members of the Ulster Unionist Party , whose nine votes are crucial to British Prime Minister John Major in the House of Commons , were outraged by a report in The Times of London that the two governments envisioned cross - border agencies in which unionists would be compelled to participate . unionists would be compelled to participate Why would the Unionists be compelled to serve both governments? 45 51 +1124 1 Thirty - nine countries paid nothing toward their regular U . N . dues in 1994 and only 29 have made payments this year , the United Nations said Thursday . only 29 how many member nations? 17 19 +1124 1 Thirty - nine countries paid nothing toward their regular U . N . dues in 1994 and only 29 have made payments this year , the United Nations said Thursday . dues How much are the dues? 13 14 +1124 1 Thirty - nine countries paid nothing toward their regular U . N . dues in 1994 and only 29 have made payments this year , the United Nations said Thursday . Thirty - nine countries paid nothing Why were so many nations delinquent? 0 6 +1124 2 As of the end of January , member states owed the United Nations dlrs 1 . 4 billion toward the regular budget and dlrs 2 . 2 billion for peacekeeping , which is part of a separate assessment . part of a separate assessment How many assessments? 33 38 +1124 2 As of the end of January , member states owed the United Nations dlrs 1 . 4 billion toward the regular budget and dlrs 2 . 2 billion for peacekeeping , which is part of a separate assessment . owed What are the payment terms, and why is it not being paid? 9 10 +1124 3 The top debtors as of Jan . 15 were the United States , which owed dlrs 550 million toward the regular budget and dlrs 220 million toward peacekeeping , and Russia , which owed 62 million toward the regular budget and 507 million for peacekeeping . budget How much does each nation pay towards the budget? 21 22 +1124 4 Secretary - General Boutros Boutros - Ghali sent out letters on Jan . 1 asking for dues toward the dlrs 1 . 1 billion 1995 budget , which does not include peacekeeping charges . Jan What is the normal payment deadline? 11 12 +1124 5 The money was due Jan . 31 , but only 19 countries paid in full while 10 countries contributed part of their dues . The list of countries paying did not include the United States or Japan , which together provide about a third of the U . N . budget . countries paying What will happen if no one pays? 27 29 +1124 5 The money was due Jan . 31 , but only 19 countries paid in full while 10 countries contributed part of their dues . The list of countries paying did not include the United States or Japan , which together provide about a third of the U . N . budget . countries What determines how much each nation need to pay towards the overall budget? 11 12 +1125 1 After an unprecedented summit , Israel and three Arab peace partners agreed to resume Israeli - PLO talks next week and set up a series of meetings to further the peace process . a series of meetings What exactly will the meetings entail? 23 27 +1125 1 After an unprecedented summit , Israel and three Arab peace partners agreed to resume Israeli - PLO talks next week and set up a series of meetings to further the peace process . unprecedented Was this to be the first summit between Israel and PLO? 2 3 +1125 2 Still , they came up with no new ways Thursday to stop attacks on Israelis by Muslim extremists . with no new ways Why are they struggling to find ways to stop extremism? 5 9 +1125 2 Still , they came up with no new ways Thursday to stop attacks on Israelis by Muslim extremists . attacks How long have the attacks been going on? 12 13 +1125 3 Israel and PLO negotiators will meet again Monday in Cairo , while PLO chief Yasser Arafat and Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin will meet Thursday at a border crossing in the Gaza Strip , said Egyptian Foreign Minister Amr Moussa . negotiators Are there mediators to help with the negotiation progress? 3 4 +1126 1 The foreign ministers of Turkey and four Western European nations on Thursday reaffirmed their commitment to a strong relationship . relationship what kind of relationship did the foreign ministers reaffirmed 18 19 +1126 1 The foreign ministers of Turkey and four Western European nations on Thursday reaffirmed their commitment to a strong relationship . four Which four other nations? 6 7 +1126 1 The foreign ministers of Turkey and four Western European nations on Thursday reaffirmed their commitment to a strong relationship . four Western European nations With which four Western European nations does Turkey reaffirm a commitment to a strong relationship? 6 10 +1126 1 The foreign ministers of Turkey and four Western European nations on Thursday reaffirmed their commitment to a strong relationship . strong What commitments have the foreign ministers of Turkey and four Western European nations made to each other that would support strong relationships betwee them? 17 18 +1126 1 The foreign ministers of Turkey and four Western European nations on Thursday reaffirmed their commitment to a strong relationship . four Western European nations Which Western European nations were involved? 6 10 +1126 1 The foreign ministers of Turkey and four Western European nations on Thursday reaffirmed their commitment to a strong relationship . reaffirmed How long has this relationship existed? 12 13 +1126 2 The British Foreign Office said Foreign Secretary Douglas Hurd met with the foreign ministers of Turkey , France , Germany and Italy to continue an " intensive but informal dialogue between Turkey and Western European states with a special interest in the region . " interest what are the interests of western european countries 39 40 +1126 2 The British Foreign Office said Foreign Secretary Douglas Hurd met with the foreign ministers of Turkey , France , Germany and Italy to continue an " intensive but informal dialogue between Turkey and Western European states with a special interest in the region . " informal Why was it an \"informal\" discussion. 28 29 +1126 2 The British Foreign Office said Foreign Secretary Douglas Hurd met with the foreign ministers of Turkey , France , Germany and Italy to continue an " intensive but informal dialogue between Turkey and Western European states with a special interest in the region . " special interest What is the collective interest in that region? 38 40 +1126 2 The British Foreign Office said Foreign Secretary Douglas Hurd met with the foreign ministers of Turkey , France , Germany and Italy to continue an " intensive but informal dialogue between Turkey and Western European states with a special interest in the region . " special interest Why do these states have a special interest in the region? 38 40 +1126 3 They also discussed the civil rights situation in Turkey , as well as the need for a negotiated settlement in Cyprus , which has been divided since Turkey invaded in 1974 and occupied the northern sector . civil rights situation What is the civil rights situation in Turkey? 4 7 +1126 3 They also discussed the civil rights situation in Turkey , as well as the need for a negotiated settlement in Cyprus , which has been divided since Turkey invaded in 1974 and occupied the northern sector . civil rights situation What have been the ramifications of the civil rights situation in Turkey? 4 7 +1126 3 They also discussed the civil rights situation in Turkey , as well as the need for a negotiated settlement in Cyprus , which has been divided since Turkey invaded in 1974 and occupied the northern sector . civil rights situation What is the civil rights situation in Turkey? 4 7 +1126 4 Allegations of abuses by Turkish police are longstanding . Human rights groups claim the Turkish military is escalating a brutal campaign to wipe out villages considered havens for Kurdish rebels who seek an autonomous homeland . autonomous what regions to kurdish people ask to have as autonomous homeland 33 34 +1126 4 Allegations of abuses by Turkish police are longstanding . Human rights groups claim the Turkish military is escalating a brutal campaign to wipe out villages considered havens for Kurdish rebels who seek an autonomous homeland . Kurdish rebels What are the Kurdish rebels rebelling against? 28 30 +1126 4 Allegations of abuses by Turkish police are longstanding . Human rights groups claim the Turkish military is escalating a brutal campaign to wipe out villages considered havens for Kurdish rebels who seek an autonomous homeland . abuses What abuses have Turkish police engaged in? 2 3 +1126 4 Allegations of abuses by Turkish police are longstanding . Human rights groups claim the Turkish military is escalating a brutal campaign to wipe out villages considered havens for Kurdish rebels who seek an autonomous homeland . wipe out villages Is the Turkish government killing civilians in this campaign? 22 25 +1126 4 Allegations of abuses by Turkish police are longstanding . Human rights groups claim the Turkish military is escalating a brutal campaign to wipe out villages considered havens for Kurdish rebels who seek an autonomous homeland . homeland Was their land taken over by Turkey? 34 35 +1126 5 Turkish officials contend uncompromising tactics are necessary to keep the nation of 60 million people together . tactics what are the tactics 4 5 +1126 5 Turkish officials contend uncompromising tactics are necessary to keep the nation of 60 million people together . uncompromising What do Turkish officials consider \"uncompromising\" tactics? 3 4 +1126 5 Turkish officials contend uncompromising tactics are necessary to keep the nation of 60 million people together . uncompromising Is this referring to the campaign of violence? 3 4 +1127 1 Fifty - four years after his act of courage , an obscure Japanese diplomat named Chinue Sugihara is finally being acknowledged as one of World War II ' s great heroes for having saved some 6 , 000 Jews from Nazi death camps . after In what way did Sugihara save Jews? 4 5 +1127 1 Fifty - four years after his act of courage , an obscure Japanese diplomat named Chinue Sugihara is finally being acknowledged as one of World War II ' s great heroes for having saved some 6 , 000 Jews from Nazi death camps . saved some 6 , 000 Jews from Nazi death camps . How was he able to save so many people? 33 44 +1127 1 Fifty - four years after his act of courage , an obscure Japanese diplomat named Chinue Sugihara is finally being acknowledged as one of World War II ' s great heroes for having saved some 6 , 000 Jews from Nazi death camps . saved how did he save them? 33 34 +1127 1 Fifty - four years after his act of courage , an obscure Japanese diplomat named Chinue Sugihara is finally being acknowledged as one of World War II ' s great heroes for having saved some 6 , 000 Jews from Nazi death camps . act What did he do to save all the Jews? 6 7 +1127 2 Sugihara has been honored in Israel , and there is a memorial plaque and a street named after him in Lithuania , where in August of 1940 he feverishly signed thousands of transit visas that kept Jews from falling into German hands . kept How much danger was Chinue Sugihara in at the time for signing the transit visas? 35 36 +1127 3 In the latest gesture , announced on Thursday at a reception for Sugihara ' s 81 - year - old widow , Yukiko , the American Jewish World Service said it has raised dlrs 50 , 000 for a Kobe earthquake relief fund that has been named in Sugihara ' s honor . honor Where did the Jews with the transit visas signed by Sugihara escape to? 51 52 +1127 3 In the latest gesture , announced on Thursday at a reception for Sugihara ' s 81 - year - old widow , Yukiko , the American Jewish World Service said it has raised dlrs 50 , 000 for a Kobe earthquake relief fund that has been named in Sugihara ' s honor . widow , When did Sugihara pass away? 20 22 +1127 4 Kobe , by coincidence , is where many of the Jews rescued by Sugihara in Lithuania wound up , before they were sent on to other countries as Japan itself went to war in late 1941 . 1941 Did Japan partake in the holocaust? 35 36 +1127 4 Kobe , by coincidence , is where many of the Jews rescued by Sugihara in Lithuania wound up , before they were sent on to other countries as Japan itself went to war in late 1941 . they were sent on to other countries Where, generally were these Jewish people sent to after landing in Japan? 20 27 +1127 4 Kobe , by coincidence , is where many of the Jews rescued by Sugihara in Lithuania wound up , before they were sent on to other countries as Japan itself went to war in late 1941 . Kobe , How did the rescued Jews end up in Kobe from Lithuania? 0 2 +1127 5 The money will go mainly for medical supplies in the quake - ravaged port city , said Andrew Griffel , executive director of the AJWS , who himself survived the Holocaust as a " hidden child " in Poland . " hidden Is this term used for the Jews who escaped thanks to the transit visas? 33 35 +1127 5 The money will go mainly for medical supplies in the quake - ravaged port city , said Andrew Griffel , executive director of the AJWS , who himself survived the Holocaust as a " hidden child " in Poland . " hidden What is a \"hidden child\"? 33 35 +1128 1 Christian Fittipaldi of Brazil , the nephew of two - time Indianapolis 500 winner Emerson Fittipaldi , has signed a contract to drive an Indy - car for Walker Racing this year . Walker What are some accomplishments of Christian Fittipaldi? 28 29 +1128 1 Christian Fittipaldi of Brazil , the nephew of two - time Indianapolis 500 winner Emerson Fittipaldi , has signed a contract to drive an Indy - car for Walker Racing this year . Christian Fittipaldi is he a good prospect? 0 2 +1128 2 The younger Fittipaldi , 24 , a Formula One regular the past three years , has never driven an Indy - car . But the son of one - time Formula One driver Wilson Fittipaldi has known Walker for many years . Formula What is Formula One? 7 8 +1128 2 The younger Fittipaldi , 24 , a Formula One regular the past three years , has never driven an Indy - car . But the son of one - time Formula One driver Wilson Fittipaldi has known Walker for many years . known What is their relationship? 36 37 +1128 2 The younger Fittipaldi , 24 , a Formula One regular the past three years , has never driven an Indy - car . But the son of one - time Formula One driver Wilson Fittipaldi has known Walker for many years . 24 , is that young for a racer? 4 6 +1128 3 " When I was Wilson ' s chief mechanic in Formula One and Christian was a little boy , I told him that I would someday own a race team and that he would drive for me , " Walker said Thursday after making the announcement that Fittipaldi would team with holdover Robby Gordon . would team with holdover Robby Gordon what's a holdover? 48 54 +1128 3 " When I was Wilson ' s chief mechanic in Formula One and Christian was a little boy , I told him that I would someday own a race team and that he would drive for me , " Walker said Thursday after making the announcement that Fittipaldi would team with holdover Robby Gordon . Gordon who's quote is this? 53 54 +1128 4 " It ' s great to have Christian drive in this series , " Walker said . " He and Robby will make great teammates . " make great teammates What about them is complimentary as teammates? 22 25 +1128 4 " It ' s great to have Christian drive in this series , " Walker said . " He and Robby will make great teammates . " Robby Were they former teammates or competitors? 20 21 +1128 5 Fittipaldi , considered one of the bright young stars of European racing , will be introduced to oval tracks , including the Indianapolis Motor Speedway , this year . oval What is an oval track? 17 18 +1128 5 Fittipaldi , considered one of the bright young stars of European racing , will be introduced to oval tracks , including the Indianapolis Motor Speedway , this year . oval tracks , are these uncommon? 17 20 +1129 1 Princess Diana , who was widely tipped to visit Kobe during her trip to Japan next week , will not after all go to the earthquake shattered city , aides said Thursday night . who was widely tipped to visit Kobe Why was princess Diana widely tipped to visit Kobe? 3 10 +1129 1 Princess Diana , who was widely tipped to visit Kobe during her trip to Japan next week , will not after all go to the earthquake shattered city , aides said Thursday night . go to the earthquake shattered city , Why didn't she go to Kobe after the quake? 22 29 +1129 1 Princess Diana , who was widely tipped to visit Kobe during her trip to Japan next week , will not after all go to the earthquake shattered city , aides said Thursday night . tipped What source tipped the news about Princess Diana's itinerary? 6 7 +1129 1 Princess Diana , who was widely tipped to visit Kobe during her trip to Japan next week , will not after all go to the earthquake shattered city , aides said Thursday night . not What changed her mind about going to the city?? 19 20 +1129 2 " We have been advised by the British Embassy in Tokyo that it would be more appropriate for her to express her obvious concern for the victims by doing something in Tokyo , " said a statement by her office at St . James ' s Palace in London . something What is Princess Diana planning on doing instead? 29 30 +1129 3 But The Times of London said Friday that observers have suggested the real reason is concern by Japanese authorities that she might upstage Japan ' s imperial family . she might upstage Japan ' s imperial family How might this happen? 20 28 +1129 3 But The Times of London said Friday that observers have suggested the real reason is concern by Japanese authorities that she might upstage Japan ' s imperial family . might upstage Japan ' s imperial family How would she upstage the Imperial Family? 21 28 +1129 3 But The Times of London said Friday that observers have suggested the real reason is concern by Japanese authorities that she might upstage Japan ' s imperial family . concern What caused the Japanese authorities to be concerned over this? 15 16 +1129 4 The paper noted the family has been widely criticized for its lackluster show of support for the victims of the quake , which struck Jan . 17 , killing 5 , 104 people . Six more are listed missing . support for the victims of the quake , which Why is the family showing support for the victims of the quake? 14 23 +1129 4 The paper noted the family has been widely criticized for its lackluster show of support for the victims of the quake , which struck Jan . 17 , killing 5 , 104 people . Six more are listed missing . lackluster show of support Why were they showing such little support? 11 15 +1129 4 The paper noted the family has been widely criticized for its lackluster show of support for the victims of the quake , which struck Jan . 17 , killing 5 , 104 people . Six more are listed missing . support What are some examples of the lackluster show of support? 14 15 +1129 5 The Times added that Japanese and British diplomats had denied the suggestion . It quoted an unnamed official at the British Embassy in Tokyo as saying Thursday : " The princess simply decided she did not wish to overburden the local authorities in Kobe . " unnamed official Why is this official remaining anonymous? 16 18 +1130 1 Health officials said Friday they are investigating why a fungicide that should have been cleaned off was found on apples imported from the United States . imported from the United States Which country received them? 20 25 +1130 1 Health officials said Friday they are investigating why a fungicide that should have been cleaned off was found on apples imported from the United States . fungicide What fungicide was used? 9 10 +1130 1 Health officials said Friday they are investigating why a fungicide that should have been cleaned off was found on apples imported from the United States . Health officials Where are these officials located? To what country were the American apples exported? 0 2 +1130 1 Health officials said Friday they are investigating why a fungicide that should have been cleaned off was found on apples imported from the United States . fungicide that should have been cleaned off What type of fungicide was found on these fruits? 9 16 +1130 1 Health officials said Friday they are investigating why a fungicide that should have been cleaned off was found on apples imported from the United States . Health officials Which health officials specifically? 0 2 +1130 1 Health officials said Friday they are investigating why a fungicide that should have been cleaned off was found on apples imported from the United States . investigating why a fungicide Why is it important to investigate a fungicide? 6 10 +1130 2 In a random sampling of apples purchased at shops in the Tokyo area , two apples imported from Washington State were found to have trace amounts of the fungicide , health officials said . shops in the Tokyo area , What are the name of these shops? 8 14 +1130 2 In a random sampling of apples purchased at shops in the Tokyo area , two apples imported from Washington State were found to have trace amounts of the fungicide , health officials said . random sampling of apples How many apples were included in the sample from which two were found to have fungicide? 2 6 +1130 2 In a random sampling of apples purchased at shops in the Tokyo area , two apples imported from Washington State were found to have trace amounts of the fungicide , health officials said . two apples imported from Washington State How many pounds of the imported apples had this compound still on them? 14 20 +1130 2 In a random sampling of apples purchased at shops in the Tokyo area , two apples imported from Washington State were found to have trace amounts of the fungicide , health officials said . trace amounts of the fungicide , What could be the reason of the traced amounts of fungicide? 24 30 +1130 3 " This is not a safety issue by any means , " said U . S . embassy spokesman Bill Morgan . " It ' s a technical one . This fungicide is also commonly used by farmers in Japan . " " This is not a safety issue by any means , " Why would Bill Morgan say this so confidently? 0 12 +1130 3 " This is not a safety issue by any means , " said U . S . embassy spokesman Bill Morgan . " It ' s a technical one . This fungicide is also commonly used by farmers in Japan . " commonly used by farmers in Japan How does he know this information? 34 40 +1130 3 " This is not a safety issue by any means , " said U . S . embassy spokesman Bill Morgan . " It ' s a technical one . This fungicide is also commonly used by farmers in Japan . " " It ' s a technical one . What does the embassy spokesman mean by a \"technical\" issue and not a safety issue when fungicide has been found on produce? 22 30 +1130 3 " This is not a safety issue by any means , " said U . S . embassy spokesman Bill Morgan . " It ' s a technical one . This fungicide is also commonly used by farmers in Japan . " a technical How can a technical issue be described? 26 28 +1130 4 Several stores in Tokyo that stocked apples packed by Apple King , a packer in Yakimo , Washington state , were voluntarily recalling the apples Friday because of possible health hazards , a city official said . Several stores in Tokyo What were the name of these shops? 0 4 +1130 4 Several stores in Tokyo that stocked apples packed by Apple King , a packer in Yakimo , Washington state , were voluntarily recalling the apples Friday because of possible health hazards , a city official said . voluntarily recalling the apples Why were they 'Voluntarily' recalling them if it is a health issue? 21 25 +1130 4 Several stores in Tokyo that stocked apples packed by Apple King , a packer in Yakimo , Washington state , were voluntarily recalling the apples Friday because of possible health hazards , a city official said . Several stores in Tokyo Which stores specifically stocked and then recalled the apples so customers who purchased apples at those locations could know of a potential hazard? 0 4 +1130 4 Several stores in Tokyo that stocked apples packed by Apple King , a packer in Yakimo , Washington state , were voluntarily recalling the apples Friday because of possible health hazards , a city official said . possible health hazards , What health hazards could be experienced from these fungicides? 28 32 +1130 4 Several stores in Tokyo that stocked apples packed by Apple King , a packer in Yakimo , Washington state , were voluntarily recalling the apples Friday because of possible health hazards , a city official said . possible health hazards , What are the possible health hazards? 28 32 +1130 5 But a spokesman for Japan ' s largest supermarket chain , Daiei Inc . , said the company has no plans to remove U . S . apples from its shelves . spokesman for Japan ' s largest supermarket chain , Who was this spokesman? 2 11 +1130 5 But a spokesman for Japan ' s largest supermarket chain , Daiei Inc . , said the company has no plans to remove U . S . apples from its shelves . no plans to remove U . S . apples from its shelves Why does he have no plans if this is a health issue? 19 31 +1130 5 But a spokesman for Japan ' s largest supermarket chain , Daiei Inc . , said the company has no plans to remove U . S . apples from its shelves . has no plans to remove U . S . apples Why will Daiei continue to sell apples that may have fungicide on them? 18 28 +1130 5 But a spokesman for Japan ' s largest supermarket chain , Daiei Inc . , said the company has no plans to remove U . S . apples from its shelves . spokesman for Japan ' s largest supermarket chain , Who is the spokesman for Japan's largest supermarket chain? 2 11 +1131 1 Despite talks to end the 11 - year - old ethnic war , the government plans to spend more money on fighting the Tamil separatists this year . 11 - year - old ethnic war , Why has this lasted so long? 5 13 +1131 1 Despite talks to end the 11 - year - old ethnic war , the government plans to spend more money on fighting the Tamil separatists this year . more money What amount are they considering? 18 20 +1131 1 Despite talks to end the 11 - year - old ethnic war , the government plans to spend more money on fighting the Tamil separatists this year . fighting the Tamil separatists Why are they fighting? 21 25 +1131 1 Despite talks to end the 11 - year - old ethnic war , the government plans to spend more money on fighting the Tamil separatists this year . Tamil separatists What are the Tamil separatists claiming? 23 25 +1131 1 Despite talks to end the 11 - year - old ethnic war , the government plans to spend more money on fighting the Tamil separatists this year . the government the government of which country? 13 15 +1131 2 The budget that will be presented next week is likely to hike defense spending from rupees 29 billion ( dlrs 591 million ) to rupees 33 billion ( dlrs 673 million ) , according to Deputy Defense Minister Anuruddha Ratwatte . The budget How much is the budget? 0 2 +1131 2 The budget that will be presented next week is likely to hike defense spending from rupees 29 billion ( dlrs 591 million ) to rupees 33 billion ( dlrs 673 million ) , according to Deputy Defense Minister Anuruddha Ratwatte . presented next week When next week? 5 8 +1131 2 The budget that will be presented next week is likely to hike defense spending from rupees 29 billion ( dlrs 591 million ) to rupees 33 billion ( dlrs 673 million ) , according to Deputy Defense Minister Anuruddha Ratwatte . likely to hike defense spending What is the cause of this hike? 9 14 +1131 2 The budget that will be presented next week is likely to hike defense spending from rupees 29 billion ( dlrs 591 million ) to rupees 33 billion ( dlrs 673 million ) , according to Deputy Defense Minister Anuruddha Ratwatte . defense defense spending of which nation? 12 13 +1131 3 Peace talks that began last October have made little progress as the rebels have been adding to their demands , President Chandrika Kumaratunga has said . Peace talks who started the talks? 0 2 +1131 3 Peace talks that began last October have made little progress as the rebels have been adding to their demands , President Chandrika Kumaratunga has said . have made little progress Why have they not made more progress? 6 10 +1131 3 Peace talks that began last October have made little progress as the rebels have been adding to their demands , President Chandrika Kumaratunga has said . adding to their demands , What are their demands? 15 20 +1131 3 Peace talks that began last October have made little progress as the rebels have been adding to their demands , President Chandrika Kumaratunga has said . as the rebels have been adding to their demands , Why have the rebels increased their lists of demands? 10 20 +1131 3 Peace talks that began last October have made little progress as the rebels have been adding to their demands , President Chandrika Kumaratunga has said . Peace talks peace talks between whom? 0 2 +1131 3 Peace talks that began last October have made little progress as the rebels have been adding to their demands , President Chandrika Kumaratunga has said . rebels have been adding to their demands , What are the rebels' demands? 12 20 +1131 4 The war for a homeland for the nation ' s 3 million minority Tamils has claimed more than 34 , 000 lives . The war Who started this war? 0 2 +1131 4 The war for a homeland for the nation ' s 3 million minority Tamils has claimed more than 34 , 000 lives . The war for a homeland Why do the Tamils not have a homeland, in their mind? 0 5 +1131 5 " If this war ends forthwith , this colossal sum could be utilized toward the country ' s development strategy , " Ratwatte said at a ceremony during a bank opening , the state - owned Daily News reported Friday . be utilized How will it be utilized? 11 13 +1131 5 " If this war ends forthwith , this colossal sum could be utilized toward the country ' s development strategy , " Ratwatte said at a ceremony during a bank opening , the state - owned Daily News reported Friday . development strategy , " What is the strategy? 18 22 +1131 5 " If this war ends forthwith , this colossal sum could be utilized toward the country ' s development strategy , " Ratwatte said at a ceremony during a bank opening , the state - owned Daily News reported Friday . development strategy , " what strategy? 18 22 +1132 1 Renegade Muslim forces allied with rebel Serbs blocked a convoy of aid for 120 , 000 beleaguered civilians in northwestern Bosnia , the U . N . aid agency reported Friday . blocked a convoy of aid how did they block the convoy of aid? 7 12 +1132 1 Renegade Muslim forces allied with rebel Serbs blocked a convoy of aid for 120 , 000 beleaguered civilians in northwestern Bosnia , the U . N . aid agency reported Friday . Renegade Muslim forces who are these renegade forces, and how are they designated renegade? 0 3 +1132 1 Renegade Muslim forces allied with rebel Serbs blocked a convoy of aid for 120 , 000 beleaguered civilians in northwestern Bosnia , the U . N . aid agency reported Friday . blocked How did they block the aid? 7 8 +1132 1 Renegade Muslim forces allied with rebel Serbs blocked a convoy of aid for 120 , 000 beleaguered civilians in northwestern Bosnia , the U . N . aid agency reported Friday . Muslim forces allied with rebel Serbs Why did the Muslim forces ally themselves with the rebel Serbs? 1 7 +1132 1 Renegade Muslim forces allied with rebel Serbs blocked a convoy of aid for 120 , 000 beleaguered civilians in northwestern Bosnia , the U . N . aid agency reported Friday . beleaguered Why were the civilians beleaguered? 16 17 +1132 2 Fighting in that area , particularly around Velika Kladusa , headquarters of the rebel Muslim ' s fight against Bosnia ' s Muslim - led government , is threatening a country - wide truce . is threatening a country - wide truce how is it threatening the truce? 27 34 +1132 2 Fighting in that area , particularly around Velika Kladusa , headquarters of the rebel Muslim ' s fight against Bosnia ' s Muslim - led government , is threatening a country - wide truce . country - wide truce What are the details of the country-wide truce? 30 34 +1132 2 Fighting in that area , particularly around Velika Kladusa , headquarters of the rebel Muslim ' s fight against Bosnia ' s Muslim - led government , is threatening a country - wide truce . truce Truce between whom? 33 34 +1132 2 Fighting in that area , particularly around Velika Kladusa , headquarters of the rebel Muslim ' s fight against Bosnia ' s Muslim - led government , is threatening a country - wide truce . Fighting Why is there fighting in this area?\n 0 1 +1132 3 Serb fighters from neighboring Croatia and the rebelious Muslims are not party to the cease - fire , designed as a prelude to resuming peace negotiations . the rebelious Muslims who are they rebelling against? 6 9 +1132 3 Serb fighters from neighboring Croatia and the rebelious Muslims are not party to the cease - fire , designed as a prelude to resuming peace negotiations . not party to the cease - fire , Why are the Serbs and Muslims not party to the cease-fire? 10 18 +1132 3 Serb fighters from neighboring Croatia and the rebelious Muslims are not party to the cease - fire , designed as a prelude to resuming peace negotiations . resuming Why did the peace negotiations cease? 23 24 +1132 4 But international efforts to get negotiations started collapsed last week due to Bosnian Serb intransigence . Bosnia ' s Muslim government , impatient with U . N . inability to halt fighting , has warned the truce could collapse entirely . due to Bosnian Serb intransigence what form did this intransigence take? 10 15 +1132 4 But international efforts to get negotiations started collapsed last week due to Bosnian Serb intransigence . Bosnia ' s Muslim government , impatient with U . N . inability to halt fighting , has warned the truce could collapse entirely . impatient with U . N . inability to halt fighting , How long has the U.N. been trying to halt fighting? 22 33 +1132 4 But international efforts to get negotiations started collapsed last week due to Bosnian Serb intransigence . Bosnia ' s Muslim government , impatient with U . N . inability to halt fighting , has warned the truce could collapse entirely . impatient How long has this been going on? 22 23 +1132 4 But international efforts to get negotiations started collapsed last week due to Bosnian Serb intransigence . Bosnia ' s Muslim government , impatient with U . N . inability to halt fighting , has warned the truce could collapse entirely . impatient Why are the UN not capable according to Bosnia? 22 23 +1132 5 U . N . officials expressed concern Thursday about an apparent increase of Croatian Serb tanks , artillery and troops in the contested northwest Bihac region . Most blame for the fighting lies with them , U . N . spokesman Michael Williams said . Most blame for the fighting lies with them , Why does the blame lie with them? 27 36 +1132 5 U . N . officials expressed concern Thursday about an apparent increase of Croatian Serb tanks , artillery and troops in the contested northwest Bihac region . Most blame for the fighting lies with them , U . N . spokesman Michael Williams said . Most blame for the fighting lies with them , Why is the Bihac region to blame? 27 36 +1132 5 U . N . officials expressed concern Thursday about an apparent increase of Croatian Serb tanks , artillery and troops in the contested northwest Bihac region . Most blame for the fighting lies with them , U . N . spokesman Michael Williams said . blame Who else is to blame? 28 29 +1133 1 The U . N . expert investigating Israeli human rights violations Friday defended his controversial decision to quit , saying progress in the peace process rather condemnation of Israel was the best way to promote Palestinian rights . controversial decision to quit , Why was his quitting the post so controversial? 14 19 +1133 1 The U . N . expert investigating Israeli human rights violations Friday defended his controversial decision to quit , saying progress in the peace process rather condemnation of Israel was the best way to promote Palestinian rights . human rights violations What human rights violations? 8 11 +1133 1 The U . N . expert investigating Israeli human rights violations Friday defended his controversial decision to quit , saying progress in the peace process rather condemnation of Israel was the best way to promote Palestinian rights . Israeli human rights violations Which violations? 7 11 +1133 2 Rene Felber , a former Swiss foreign minister , caused an outcry at the U . N . Human Rights Commission earlier this week by recommending and end to his two - year mission because it was useless to issue reports that weren ' t acted on . that weren ' t acted on Why were his reports being ignored? 41 47 +1133 2 Rene Felber , a former Swiss foreign minister , caused an outcry at the U . N . Human Rights Commission earlier this week by recommending and end to his two - year mission because it was useless to issue reports that weren ' t acted on . weren ' t acted on How many reports weren't acted on? 42 47 +1133 3 In addition to focussing attention on the effectiveness of the commission - - which issues dozens of such reports each year - - Felber ' s action also raised wider questions about whether publicizing abuses is the best way to pressure governments into mending their ways . whether publicizing abuses is the best way What other types of pressure are thought to be more effective? 32 39 +1133 3 In addition to focussing attention on the effectiveness of the commission - - which issues dozens of such reports each year - - Felber ' s action also raised wider questions about whether publicizing abuses is the best way to pressure governments into mending their ways . best way What would be another, possibly better way? 37 39 +1133 4 " Maybe I said out loud what other people merely think , " Felber told a news conference . " I don ' t regret it . " other people merely think , " What might other people be merely thinking other than what was already stated? 7 13 +1133 5 " You have to give priority to a political solution . There ' s no point issuing denunciations if there are no results from these denunciations . " denunciations What is a denunciation? 17 18 +1134 1 The 33 - nation Council of Europe has suspended membership talks with Russia until Moscow stops attacking its breakaway republic of Chechnya . stops attacking Why are they attacking Chechnya? 15 17 +1134 1 The 33 - nation Council of Europe has suspended membership talks with Russia until Moscow stops attacking its breakaway republic of Chechnya . suspended membership talks with Russia What would membership in the Council of Europe entail for Russia? 8 13 +1134 1 The 33 - nation Council of Europe has suspended membership talks with Russia until Moscow stops attacking its breakaway republic of Chechnya . The 33 - nation Council Who are these 33 nations? 0 5 +1134 1 The 33 - nation Council of Europe has suspended membership talks with Russia until Moscow stops attacking its breakaway republic of Chechnya . suspended membership talks Why were these talks suspended? 8 11 +1134 1 The 33 - nation Council of Europe has suspended membership talks with Russia until Moscow stops attacking its breakaway republic of Chechnya . attacking What attacks have happened? 16 17 +1134 2 Voting late Thursday to suspend talks , the Council ' s parliamentary assembly also condemned " the indiscriminate and disproportionate use of force by the Russian military . " Voting Who was voting? 0 1 +1134 2 Voting late Thursday to suspend talks , the Council ' s parliamentary assembly also condemned " the indiscriminate and disproportionate use of force by the Russian military . " condemned What did they condemn? 14 15 +1134 2 Voting late Thursday to suspend talks , the Council ' s parliamentary assembly also condemned " the indiscriminate and disproportionate use of force by the Russian military . " use of force What has specifically happened? 20 23 +1134 3 The council was founded in 1949 to defend human rights and parliamentary democracy . It is the oldest of the postwar organizations promoting European unity , and best known for its 1950 human rights convention . 1950 human rights convention What are it's greatest accomplishments thus far? 31 35 +1134 3 The council was founded in 1949 to defend human rights and parliamentary democracy . It is the oldest of the postwar organizations promoting European unity , and best known for its 1950 human rights convention . was founded Founded by whom? 2 4 +1134 3 The council was founded in 1949 to defend human rights and parliamentary democracy . It is the oldest of the postwar organizations promoting European unity , and best known for its 1950 human rights convention . promoting How many ways do they promote unity? 22 23 +1134 3 The council was founded in 1949 to defend human rights and parliamentary democracy . It is the oldest of the postwar organizations promoting European unity , and best known for its 1950 human rights convention . best known Why is the council best known for the convention? 27 29 +1134 4 Its core membership of Western European democracies has expanded to include new eastern European democracies - - Bulgaria , the Czech Republic , Estonia , Hungary , Poland , Lithuania , Romania , Slovakia and Slovenia . new eastern European democracies What are the criteria to enter? 11 15 +1134 4 Its core membership of Western European democracies has expanded to include new eastern European democracies - - Bulgaria , the Czech Republic , Estonia , Hungary , Poland , Lithuania , Romania , Slovakia and Slovenia . core membership Who are their members? 1 3 +1134 4 Its core membership of Western European democracies has expanded to include new eastern European democracies - - Bulgaria , the Czech Republic , Estonia , Hungary , Poland , Lithuania , Romania , Slovakia and Slovenia . has expanded Why was it expanded to include more? 7 9 +1134 5 Council spokeswoman Henriette Girard said assembly members would demand a ceasefire with Chechnya . She said they would also insist Russia alter its constitution to give its parliament more control over the executive branch . demand a ceasefire with Chechnya How could the Council demand a ceasefire if they cannot make binding law? 8 13 +1134 5 Council spokeswoman Henriette Girard said assembly members would demand a ceasefire with Chechnya . She said they would also insist Russia alter its constitution to give its parliament more control over the executive branch . would demand With what power will they demand this? 7 9 +1134 5 Council spokeswoman Henriette Girard said assembly members would demand a ceasefire with Chechnya . She said they would also insist Russia alter its constitution to give its parliament more control over the executive branch . alter its constitution How exactly do they want altered? 21 24 +1134 5 Council spokeswoman Henriette Girard said assembly members would demand a ceasefire with Chechnya . She said they would also insist Russia alter its constitution to give its parliament more control over the executive branch . more control Is more control necessary? 28 30 +1135 1 Michael Stich made it clear on Friday that Croatia will have a hard time posting an upset over Germany in its World Group debut when he beat Goran Ivanisevic in four sets in the opening singles . hard Why will they have a hard time/struggle? 12 13 +1135 1 Michael Stich made it clear on Friday that Croatia will have a hard time posting an upset over Germany in its World Group debut when he beat Goran Ivanisevic in four sets in the opening singles . Stich Who is Michael Stich? 1 2 +1135 1 Michael Stich made it clear on Friday that Croatia will have a hard time posting an upset over Germany in its World Group debut when he beat Goran Ivanisevic in four sets in the opening singles . debut What sport is Croatia debuting in? 23 24 +1135 2 Ivanisevic struggled with his best weapon , his first serve , allowing the German to win 7 - 6 ( 7 - 3 ) , 4 - 6 , 6 - 1 , 6 - 4 behind superior ground strokes . struggled How did he struggle/to what extent? 1 2 +1135 2 Ivanisevic struggled with his best weapon , his first serve , allowing the German to win 7 - 6 ( 7 - 3 ) , 4 - 6 , 6 - 1 , 6 - 4 behind superior ground strokes . superior What makes Michael Stich's ground strokes superior? 37 38 +1135 3 Boris Becker , returning to Davis Cup play after a 2 1 / 2 year absence , is expected to give Germany a 2 - 0 lead Friday when he faces unknown Sasa Hirszon in the second singles later Friday . unknown Why is this person unknown? 31 32 +1135 3 Boris Becker , returning to Davis Cup play after a 2 1 / 2 year absence , is expected to give Germany a 2 - 0 lead Friday when he faces unknown Sasa Hirszon in the second singles later Friday . Cup What is the Davis Cup? 6 7 +1135 3 Boris Becker , returning to Davis Cup play after a 2 1 / 2 year absence , is expected to give Germany a 2 - 0 lead Friday when he faces unknown Sasa Hirszon in the second singles later Friday . absence , Why did he take a 2.5 year absence? 15 17 +1135 3 Boris Becker , returning to Davis Cup play after a 2 1 / 2 year absence , is expected to give Germany a 2 - 0 lead Friday when he faces unknown Sasa Hirszon in the second singles later Friday . unknown What is Sasa Hirszon's background? 31 32 +1135 4 The slim hopes of Croatia against Germany , a three - time Davis Cup titlist , rested on the shoulders of the hard - serving Ivanisevic . Croatia had hoped the world No . 5 could sweep both his singles against the two German aces . world How did Ivanisevic become ranked no. 5 in the world? 31 32 +1135 5 But Ivanisevic ' s first serve , one of the most powerful in tennis , deserted him during the last two sets . Stich gained a decisive break in the fourth set at 3 - 2 after the Croatian fought off five other chances by the German . one of the most powerful in tennis , How fast is the first serve of Ivanisevic? 7 15 +1135 5 But Ivanisevic ' s first serve , one of the most powerful in tennis , deserted him during the last two sets . Stich gained a decisive break in the fourth set at 3 - 2 after the Croatian fought off five other chances by the German . deserted Why did he lose his ability to a certain extent? 15 16 +1135 5 But Ivanisevic ' s first serve , one of the most powerful in tennis , deserted him during the last two sets . Stich gained a decisive break in the fourth set at 3 - 2 after the Croatian fought off five other chances by the German . deserted Why wasn't he able to use his first serve effectively? 15 16 +1136 1 Demands that a ban on nuclear tests be completed before an agreement preventing the spread of nuclear weapons is extended are holding up the disarmament process , the Secretary - General for the world ' s main disarmament forum said Friday . the disarmament process , Disarmament of who? 23 27 +1136 1 Demands that a ban on nuclear tests be completed before an agreement preventing the spread of nuclear weapons is extended are holding up the disarmament process , the Secretary - General for the world ' s main disarmament forum said Friday . Demands Which group is making these demands? 0 1 +1136 2 Linking debates was common during Cold War confrontational days , Vladimir Petrovsky told the Conference on Disarament but was now counter - productive . Linking debates was common What does this have to do with the previous sentence? 0 4 +1136 2 Linking debates was common during Cold War confrontational days , Vladimir Petrovsky told the Conference on Disarament but was now counter - productive . Linking debates was common Why was this practice more common in the past? 0 4 +1136 2 Linking debates was common during Cold War confrontational days , Vladimir Petrovsky told the Conference on Disarament but was now counter - productive . Linking What are linking debates, and how are they commonly used during the Cold War? 0 1 +1136 3 Countries should concentrate instead on the progress of each individual step in the nuclear arms elimination process , he said . nuclear arms elimination How are they getting rid of the nuclear weapons? 13 16 +1136 3 Countries should concentrate instead on the progress of each individual step in the nuclear arms elimination process , he said . Countries Who are the participating countries? 0 1 +1136 4 The 38 - nation conference is currently holding its spring session in this Swiss city with the successful completion of a comprehensive ban on nuclear testing its top priority . this Swiss city Which Swiss city? 12 15 +1136 4 The 38 - nation conference is currently holding its spring session in this Swiss city with the successful completion of a comprehensive ban on nuclear testing its top priority . Swiss Which Swiss city is this article referring to? 13 14 +1136 5 The process has taken on a particular urgency in the run - up to crucial negotiations in New York in April on renewing the Nuclear Non - Proliferation Treaty which prevents the spread of strategic weapons . strategic What is considered a strategic weapon? 34 35 +1137 1 Swiss hopes of defeating the Netherlands in the Davis Cup were severely hurt Friday when 15th - ranked Marc Rosset was rushed to hospital with an injured foot . Davis Cup what is the Davis Cup? 8 10 +1137 1 Swiss hopes of defeating the Netherlands in the Davis Cup were severely hurt Friday when 15th - ranked Marc Rosset was rushed to hospital with an injured foot . rushed to hospital with an injured foot . What was the reason behind the injury? 21 29 +1137 1 Swiss hopes of defeating the Netherlands in the Davis Cup were severely hurt Friday when 15th - ranked Marc Rosset was rushed to hospital with an injured foot . Cup What sport is the Davis Cup? 9 10 +1137 1 Swiss hopes of defeating the Netherlands in the Davis Cup were severely hurt Friday when 15th - ranked Marc Rosset was rushed to hospital with an injured foot . injured How was his foot injured? 26 27 +1137 2 Rosset abandoned his match against Jacco Eltingh in the second set , while leading 6 - 4 , 2 - 3 . He twisted his foot while running for a forehand volley on his own service game . second set , while leading 6 - 4 , 2 - 3 . what sport is this? Volleyball? 9 22 +1137 2 Rosset abandoned his match against Jacco Eltingh in the second set , while leading 6 - 4 , 2 - 3 . He twisted his foot while running for a forehand volley on his own service game . forehand What is a forehand volley? 30 31 +1137 3 Sobbing with pain and disappointment before the home crowd , Rosset limped off the court . He was taken to hospital for X - rays . It was not immediately clear if he would be able to play in the weekend matches . It was not immediately clear will Rosset be okay? how hard is the recovery process? 26 31 +1137 3 Sobbing with pain and disappointment before the home crowd , Rosset limped off the court . He was taken to hospital for X - rays . It was not immediately clear if he would be able to play in the weekend matches . X - rays Did he suffer any broken bones? 22 25 +1137 4 " I ' m not happy about winning in this manner , " Eltingh said . " It ' s horrible for Rosset , especially as it happened in his home town . " home town what is his home town? 30 32 +1137 4 " I ' m not happy about winning in this manner , " Eltingh said . " It ' s horrible for Rosset , especially as it happened in his home town . " Eltingh What team does Eltingh play for? 13 14 +1137 5 Switzerland ' s Jakob Hlasek was due to meet the Netherlands ' Richard Krajicek later . The matches are the opening singles in the first - round world group tie . matches are what kind of matches ? what sport is being talked about? 17 19 +1137 5 Switzerland ' s Jakob Hlasek was due to meet the Netherlands ' Richard Krajicek later . The matches are the opening singles in the first - round world group tie . singles Are all matches in this tournament singles? 21 22 +1137 5 Switzerland ' s Jakob Hlasek was due to meet the Netherlands ' Richard Krajicek later . The matches are the opening singles in the first - round world group tie . tie What is the structure of this tournament? 29 30 +1138 1 It ' s been seven years since France beat England in rugby union , but that hasn ' t lessened the intensity of the cross - Channel rivalry . seven years since France Why has it taken seven years? 4 8 +1138 2 On Saturday , the two teams meet at Twickenham in the game that is expected to decide this year ' s Five Nations Championship . The buildup has been anything but congenial . The buildup has been anything but congenial Why hasn't it been congenial? 25 32 +1138 2 On Saturday , the two teams meet at Twickenham in the game that is expected to decide this year ' s Five Nations Championship . The buildup has been anything but congenial . has been anything but congenial In what way has the buildup not been congenial? 27 32 +1138 2 On Saturday , the two teams meet at Twickenham in the game that is expected to decide this year ' s Five Nations Championship . The buildup has been anything but congenial . buildup has been anything but congenial . Why has there been such acrimony? 26 33 +1138 3 " Playing against France in the Five Nations is like facing 15 Eric Cantonas , " said England front row forward Brian Moore , referring to the French and Manchester United soccer player who attacked a spectator during a game last week . " They are brilliant , but brutal . " who attacked Why did they attack a spectator? 33 35 +1138 4 Players like Moore , nicknamed " Pit Bull " by his England teammates , revel in the atmosphere of the France - England games . Last year , he was accused by French coach Pierre Berbizier of orchestrating on - field provocations of the French players , whose succession of penalties resulted in an 18 - 14 defeat . on - field provocations of the French players , What sort of provocations was Moore accused of being behind? 38 47 +1139 1 Finance ministers and central bank officials of the world ' s seven largest economies gathered Friday in Toronto for talks expected to focus on the economic woes of Mexico . seven largest economies What are the seven largest economies? 11 14 +1139 1 Finance ministers and central bank officials of the world ' s seven largest economies gathered Friday in Toronto for talks expected to focus on the economic woes of Mexico . economic woes of Mexico what sort of economic woes / what is going on there? 25 29 +1139 1 Finance ministers and central bank officials of the world ' s seven largest economies gathered Friday in Toronto for talks expected to focus on the economic woes of Mexico . economic woes of Mexico . What type of issues was Mexico experiencing at this time? 25 30 +1139 2 The nosedive of the Mexican peso in recent weeks sent a shock wave through the ministries and markets of the world ' s rich nations , a reminder of just how closely linked the economies of the planet are today and how an economic dwarf can quickly become a giant . The nosedive What caused the nosedive? 0 2 +1139 2 The nosedive of the Mexican peso in recent weeks sent a shock wave through the ministries and markets of the world ' s rich nations , a reminder of just how closely linked the economies of the planet are today and how an economic dwarf can quickly become a giant . The nosedive of the Mexican peso Why did the Mexican peso nosedive? 0 6 +1139 2 The nosedive of the Mexican peso in recent weeks sent a shock wave through the ministries and markets of the world ' s rich nations , a reminder of just how closely linked the economies of the planet are today and how an economic dwarf can quickly become a giant . nosedive of the Mexican peso Why had the peso been struggling to keep up with other currencies? 1 6 +1139 3 Meeting over dinner Friday night were officials from the Group of Seven , which includes the United States , Canada , Germany , France , Britain , Italy and Japan , along with their central bankers and the chief of the International Monetary Fund . officials which officials? name some from each country or the most important ones? 6 7 +1139 4 The officials were scheduled to meet again Saturday morning , part of a regular series of consultations and preparatory to the G - 7 summit June 15 - 17 in Halifax , Nova Scotia . Saturday what date? 7 8 +1139 5 Some of the Europeans are unhappy at being dragged into what many of them see as a North American problem . Some of the Europeans Which ones? 0 4 +1139 5 Some of the Europeans are unhappy at being dragged into what many of them see as a North American problem . Europeans are unhappy Why are the Europeans unhappy? 3 6 +1139 5 Some of the Europeans are unhappy at being dragged into what many of them see as a North American problem . as a North American problem Why is it only a north American problem? 15 20 +1139 5 Some of the Europeans are unhappy at being dragged into what many of them see as a North American problem . see as a North American problem . Why was this seen as a problem that was only North American when many economies are typically seen as linked? 14 21 +1140 1 Expanding NATO into eastern Europe would give Russia more security , not less as Moscow fears , the alliance ' s secretary - general said Friday . give Russia more security , How would security be increased? 6 11 +1140 1 Expanding NATO into eastern Europe would give Russia more security , not less as Moscow fears , the alliance ' s secretary - general said Friday . security , How would expanding NATO into eastern Europe give Russia more security? 9 11 +1140 1 Expanding NATO into eastern Europe would give Russia more security , not less as Moscow fears , the alliance ' s secretary - general said Friday . fears , Why does Moscow fears that Russia will get more security? 15 17 +1140 1 Expanding NATO into eastern Europe would give Russia more security , not less as Moscow fears , the alliance ' s secretary - general said Friday . secretary - general What are some reasons why NATO expansion would give Russia more security? 21 24 +1140 2 " We are willing to cooperate with Russia , " Willy Claes said . " We are not trying to isolate Russia . I will sing this every day , if necessary , in order to convince Moscow that we have good intentions . " willing Why is Willy Claes willing to cooperate with Russia? 3 4 +1140 2 " We are willing to cooperate with Russia , " Willy Claes said . " We are not trying to isolate Russia . I will sing this every day , if necessary , in order to convince Moscow that we have good intentions . " cooperate How does he plan to cooperate with Russia? 5 6 +1140 2 " We are willing to cooperate with Russia , " Willy Claes said . " We are not trying to isolate Russia . I will sing this every day , if necessary , in order to convince Moscow that we have good intentions . " cooperate What are the requirements to become a member of NATO? What are the benefits? 5 6 +1140 3 Claes was in Bonn before a Saturday meeting in Munich of Western defense leaders and military chiefs . meeting Why was Claes meeting Munich of Western defense leaders and military chiefs? 7 8 +1140 3 Claes was in Bonn before a Saturday meeting in Munich of Western defense leaders and military chiefs . meeting What is the objective of the meeting in Munich? 7 8 +1140 3 Claes was in Bonn before a Saturday meeting in Munich of Western defense leaders and military chiefs . Saturday meeting which saturday was it? 6 8 +1140 4 NATO is studying how former Soviet allies might join the alliance . It has named no candidates , set no entry dates . But Russia is upset and has put off a broad program of military and political cooperation with NATO . But Russia is upset Why is Russia upset about this alliance? 23 27 +1140 4 NATO is studying how former Soviet allies might join the alliance . It has named no candidates , set no entry dates . But Russia is upset and has put off a broad program of military and political cooperation with NATO . studying Why does NATO wants former Soviet allies to join the alliance? 2 3 +1140 4 NATO is studying how former Soviet allies might join the alliance . It has named no candidates , set no entry dates . But Russia is upset and has put off a broad program of military and political cooperation with NATO . upset Why is Russia upset about this? 26 27 +1140 4 NATO is studying how former Soviet allies might join the alliance . It has named no candidates , set no entry dates . But Russia is upset and has put off a broad program of military and political cooperation with NATO . candidates , How many candidates are under consideration for membership? 16 18 +1140 4 NATO is studying how former Soviet allies might join the alliance . It has named no candidates , set no entry dates . But Russia is upset and has put off a broad program of military and political cooperation with NATO . NATO is studying what are they finding? 0 3 +1140 5 Moscow is worried of being isolated if NATO takes in Poland , Hungary and others as members . Its bloody intervention in Chechnya has made east European countries especially eager to join because they could then gain the alliance ' s protection from Russia . takes How does NATO plan on taking in Poland, Hungary and others as members? 8 9 +1140 5 Moscow is worried of being isolated if NATO takes in Poland , Hungary and others as members . Its bloody intervention in Chechnya has made east European countries especially eager to join because they could then gain the alliance ' s protection from Russia . intervention Why did Moscow interfere in Chechnya? 20 21 +1140 5 Moscow is worried of being isolated if NATO takes in Poland , Hungary and others as members . Its bloody intervention in Chechnya has made east European countries especially eager to join because they could then gain the alliance ' s protection from Russia . Chechnya is that in russia? 22 23 +1141 1 Three Yugoslavs were honored Friday for their role in saving Jews from the Holocuast . Yugoslavs How bad was the anti-semitism in Yugoslavia at that time? 1 2 +1141 1 Three Yugoslavs were honored Friday for their role in saving Jews from the Holocuast . Yugoslavs How did the Yugoslavs save the Jews from the Holocaust? 1 2 +1141 1 Three Yugoslavs were honored Friday for their role in saving Jews from the Holocuast . Three Yugoslavs Which three Yugoslavs were honored? 0 2 +1141 1 Three Yugoslavs were honored Friday for their role in saving Jews from the Holocuast . role in What was their role in saving the Jews? 7 9 +1141 2 Since 1953 , Gentiles who saved Jews during the Nazi terror have been honored with the title of the Righteous by the Yad Vashem Holocaust museum in Israel . Gentiles Who are considered Gentiles? 3 4 +1141 3 One savior and the widows of two others received Righteous medals Friday at Belgrade ' s Jewish Community . Belgrade ' s How big is the Jewish community in Belgrade? 13 16 +1141 3 One savior and the widows of two others received Righteous medals Friday at Belgrade ' s Jewish Community . One savior and the widows of two others Who were the one savior and two others? 0 8 +1141 4 Risto Ristic saved 10 Jewish families - - 36 children and adults - - from a raid by Croat collaborators of the Nazis in 1941 in the town of Bijeljina , now one of the Bosnian towns from which Serbs have brutally expelled many Muslims . Muslims How severe have these anti-Muslim sentiments been? 44 45 +1141 4 Risto Ristic saved 10 Jewish families - - 36 children and adults - - from a raid by Croat collaborators of the Nazis in 1941 in the town of Bijeljina , now one of the Bosnian towns from which Serbs have brutally expelled many Muslims . saved How did he save them? Where did he hide them? 2 3 +1141 4 Risto Ristic saved 10 Jewish families - - 36 children and adults - - from a raid by Croat collaborators of the Nazis in 1941 in the town of Bijeljina , now one of the Bosnian towns from which Serbs have brutally expelled many Muslims . Risto Ristic saved 10 Jewish families How were the families saved during the raids? 0 6 +1141 5 Ristic was tipped about the Croat raid , and urged the families to flee . Ristic was tipped about the Croat raid , How was Ristic tipped about the Croat raid? 0 8 +1141 5 Ristic was tipped about the Croat raid , and urged the families to flee . Ristic was tipped about the Croat raid , How did Ristic receive his information? 0 8 +1142 1 A conference on Algeria organized by Europe could help end the violence that has wracked the country for three years , President Francois Mitterrand said Friday . violence that has wracked the country Why has there been so much violence here? 11 17 +1142 1 A conference on Algeria organized by Europe could help end the violence that has wracked the country for three years , President Francois Mitterrand said Friday . violence that has wracked the country Why has there been an outbreak in violence? 11 17 +1142 1 A conference on Algeria organized by Europe could help end the violence that has wracked the country for three years , President Francois Mitterrand said Friday . conference What is the name? 1 2 +1142 1 A conference on Algeria organized by Europe could help end the violence that has wracked the country for three years , President Francois Mitterrand said Friday . violence Why has violence wracked the country? 11 12 +1142 1 A conference on Algeria organized by Europe could help end the violence that has wracked the country for three years , President Francois Mitterrand said Friday . could help How could the conference help end the violence? 7 9 +1142 2 " If the European Union could , in Europe , organize a conference that draws from different ideas put forth recently , notably the opposition conference in Rome . there would perhaps be more chance to see these projects accepted by the parties opposing each other , " Mitterrand told reporters . different ideas What were the differing ideas at play? 16 18 +1142 2 " If the European Union could , in Europe , organize a conference that draws from different ideas put forth recently , notably the opposition conference in Rome . there would perhaps be more chance to see these projects accepted by the parties opposing each other , " Mitterrand told reporters . the opposition conference Why is an opposition conference occurring? 23 26 +1142 2 " If the European Union could , in Europe , organize a conference that draws from different ideas put forth recently , notably the opposition conference in Rome . there would perhaps be more chance to see these projects accepted by the parties opposing each other , " Mitterrand told reporters . parties opposing each other , " Why are parties opposing each other? 42 48 +1142 3 Responding to a question whether Europe could play a role in bringing peace to Algeria , Mitterrand said his comments were a " hope " and not a " political decision . " play a role in bringing peace to Algeria , How could the EU's ideas bring peace to the country? 7 16 +1142 3 Responding to a question whether Europe could play a role in bringing peace to Algeria , Mitterrand said his comments were a " hope " and not a " political decision . " question Who posed the question? 3 4 +1142 4 He said he broached the topic during informal talks with German Chancellor Helmut Kohl in Paris Thursday and the two agreed that " terrorism and extremism strongly feed the misery and economic crisis " of Algeria . the misery and economic crisis " of Algeria Why was there such economic struggle in Algeria? 28 36 +1142 4 He said he broached the topic during informal talks with German Chancellor Helmut Kohl in Paris Thursday and the two agreed that " terrorism and extremism strongly feed the misery and economic crisis " of Algeria . extremism What are the extremist views at play? 25 26 +1142 4 He said he broached the topic during informal talks with German Chancellor Helmut Kohl in Paris Thursday and the two agreed that " terrorism and extremism strongly feed the misery and economic crisis " of Algeria . economic crisis " Why is there an economic crisis in Algeria? 31 34 +1143 1 The first summit to bring together Israel and its Arab peace partners offered something for everyone . But critical decisions for a lasting peace were put off for another day . were put off for another day Why were some critical decisions delayed? 24 30 +1143 1 The first summit to bring together Israel and its Arab peace partners offered something for everyone . But critical decisions for a lasting peace were put off for another day . another How long has it been so far? 28 29 +1143 2 Israel got a declaration on terrorism for Israel , Egypt a nod toward its goal of a nuclear - free Middle East , and the Palestinians a pledge to speed up negotiations on their future . got What were each side asking for originally? 1 2 +1143 2 Israel got a declaration on terrorism for Israel , Egypt a nod toward its goal of a nuclear - free Middle East , and the Palestinians a pledge to speed up negotiations on their future . future How far into their future? 34 35 +1143 3 But ways to curb attacks on Israelis by Islamic militants , the most serious threat to peace , weren ' t even discussed at Thursday ' s summit . weren ' t even discussed at Thursday ' s summit Why were these issues not even touched? 18 28 +1143 4 " Such meetings cannot discuss specific ways and means , but to reaffirm our stand against all kinds of violence that would undermine the peace process , " Egypt ' s foreign minister , Amr Moussa , said after the five - hour session . specific ways and means , Why did Amr feel this way? 5 10 +1143 4 " Such meetings cannot discuss specific ways and means , but to reaffirm our stand against all kinds of violence that would undermine the peace process , " Egypt ' s foreign minister , Amr Moussa , said after the five - hour session . cannot discuss specific ways and means , Why could the meeting not discuss more specific measures? 3 10 +1143 4 " Such meetings cannot discuss specific ways and means , but to reaffirm our stand against all kinds of violence that would undermine the peace process , " Egypt ' s foreign minister , Amr Moussa , said after the five - hour session . cannot Why can they not discuss specific ways or means? 3 4 +1144 1 More than a thousand police and soldiers were being deployed Friday in the country ' s southeastern region to prevent the premature return of 250 , 000 flooding evacuees . premature Why is a premature return not wanted? 21 22 +1144 1 More than a thousand police and soldiers were being deployed Friday in the country ' s southeastern region to prevent the premature return of 250 , 000 flooding evacuees . premature return Where were the evacuees coming from? 21 23 +1144 1 More than a thousand police and soldiers were being deployed Friday in the country ' s southeastern region to prevent the premature return of 250 , 000 flooding evacuees . premature Why is the return of the flooding evacuees premature? 21 22 +1144 2 The provincial governments were deciding Saturday whether to allow the evacuees back into the flood - threatened polder areas of Gelderland Province . flood - threatened Was the area still dangerous? 14 17 +1144 2 The provincial governments were deciding Saturday whether to allow the evacuees back into the flood - threatened polder areas of Gelderland Province . whether to allow What are the risks to the people returning to Gelderland Province? 6 9 +1144 3 Reversing the largest exodus in Dutch history is likely to cause at least as much trouble as getting it started in the first place last Monday . Reversing How is the exodus going to be reversed? 0 1 +1144 3 Reversing the largest exodus in Dutch history is likely to cause at least as much trouble as getting it started in the first place last Monday . last Monday Was the area flooded for that long? 24 26 +1144 3 Reversing the largest exodus in Dutch history is likely to cause at least as much trouble as getting it started in the first place last Monday . at least as much trouble What negative consequences could occur upon reversal of the exodus? 11 16 +1144 4 The 1 , 400 - strong force of police and soldiers would also be there to prevent any looting , said provincial spokesman Hans Kelderman Friday night . looting , Why are they concerned about looting and how will they prevent it? 18 20 +1144 4 The 1 , 400 - strong force of police and soldiers would also be there to prevent any looting , said provincial spokesman Hans Kelderman Friday night . prevent any looting , How bad was the area? 16 20 +1144 5 But before anyone can return , emergency workers have to finish shoring up weak and soggy dikes , many of them dating from the Middle Ages . many of them dating from the Middle Ages Why had so many not been updated? 18 26 +1144 5 But before anyone can return , emergency workers have to finish shoring up weak and soggy dikes , many of them dating from the Middle Ages . finish How can they do this relatively fast? 10 11 +1144 5 But before anyone can return , emergency workers have to finish shoring up weak and soggy dikes , many of them dating from the Middle Ages . emergency workers have to finish How many dikes were there? 6 11 +1144 5 But before anyone can return , emergency workers have to finish shoring up weak and soggy dikes , many of them dating from the Middle Ages . finish shoring up weak and soggy dikes , How long will it tajke for emergency workers to finish shoring up weak and soggy dikes? 10 18 +1145 1 Stocks were barrelling higher in early afternoon Friday as consensus mounted that a softening American economy should prevent further interest rate increases by the Federal Reserve . softening American economy What does softening mean? 13 16 +1145 1 Stocks were barrelling higher in early afternoon Friday as consensus mounted that a softening American economy should prevent further interest rate increases by the Federal Reserve . softening American economy What does a softening economy mean? 13 16 +1145 2 At 2 . 30 p . m . EST ( 1930 GMT ) the Dow Jones average of 30 industrial stocks was up 64 . 93 points to 3 , 935 . 71 . 3 , 935 What does that mean for a normal person? 28 31 +1145 3 Stocks were following the bond market higher , where the 30 - year U . S . Treasury bond was up more than dlrs 17 per dlrs 1 , 000 face value . Its yield , which falls when prices rise , slid to 7 . 58 percent from 7 . 73 percent Thursday . Stocks were following the bond market higher , How are stocks following higher? 0 8 +1145 3 Stocks were following the bond market higher , where the 30 - year U . S . Treasury bond was up more than dlrs 17 per dlrs 1 , 000 face value . Its yield , which falls when prices rise , slid to 7 . 58 percent from 7 . 73 percent Thursday . higher , What is a bond market and why is it higher? 6 8 +1145 3 Stocks were following the bond market higher , where the 30 - year U . S . Treasury bond was up more than dlrs 17 per dlrs 1 , 000 face value . Its yield , which falls when prices rise , slid to 7 . 58 percent from 7 . 73 percent Thursday . dlrs 17 per dlrs 1 , 000 face value What does dlrs stand for? 23 32 +1145 4 Advancing issues led decliners by about nearly 7 to 2 on the New York Stock Exchange . Big Board volume was brisk at 301 . 14 million shares , up from 218 . 79 million on Thursday . Advancing issues What issues are being advanced? 0 2 +1145 4 Advancing issues led decliners by about nearly 7 to 2 on the New York Stock Exchange . Big Board volume was brisk at 301 . 14 million shares , up from 218 . 79 million on Thursday . issues What is an advancing issue? 1 2 +1145 4 Advancing issues led decliners by about nearly 7 to 2 on the New York Stock Exchange . Big Board volume was brisk at 301 . 14 million shares , up from 218 . 79 million on Thursday . Advancing issues led decliners I don't understand what this means. 0 4 +1145 5 Broad market indexes were higher . The NYSE composite index was up 3 . 15 260 . 33 . Standard and Poor ' s 500 index was up 5 . 83 at 478 . 62 . The American Stock Exchange ' s market value index was up 3 . 66 at 442 . 11 . The Nasdaq composite was up 9 . 70 at 773 . 34 . Nasdaq What is a nasdaq composite? I have no knowledge of stock lingo. 56 57 +1146 1 While most of the favorites were winning on the opening day of Davis Cup play in 1995 , a defective court delayed South Africa ' s long - awaited return to the competition ' s top group . long - awaited return Why have they been absent? 26 30 +1146 1 While most of the favorites were winning on the opening day of Davis Cup play in 1995 , a defective court delayed South Africa ' s long - awaited return to the competition ' s top group . defective court How was the court defective? 19 21 +1146 3 But South Africa , kicked out of the competition 15 years ago because of apartheid , was embarrassed when a court specially built for its match against Australia failed to cope with a rain leak . failed to cope with a rain leak How will this affect their chances of returning next time? 28 35 +1146 3 But South Africa , kicked out of the competition 15 years ago because of apartheid , was embarrassed when a court specially built for its match against Australia failed to cope with a rain leak . failed to cope with a rain leak What was causing the leak to stay on the court? 28 35 +1146 3 But South Africa , kicked out of the competition 15 years ago because of apartheid , was embarrassed when a court specially built for its match against Australia failed to cope with a rain leak . rain leak how hard was it raining? 33 35 +1146 4 In Switzerland , world No . 15 Mark Rosset broke his foot and had to abandon his opening match against Jacco Eltingh of the Netherlands . Rosset will be sidelined 10 - 12 weeks . to abandon his opening match was the match anticipated? 14 19 +1146 5 In a battle of top 10 players on the hard court at Karlsruhe , Germany ' s Michael Stich beat Goran Ivanisevic 7 - 6 ( 7 - 3 ) , 4 - 6 , 6 - 1 , 6 - 4 to blunt Croatia ' s hopes of posting an upset . Michael Stich is he the best? 17 19 +1147 1 A Canadian artist whose exhibition of monumental sculptures opened in Moscow on Friday says he has found post - communist Russians alive to his message of individual triumph over oppression . post - communist Russians alive to his message Why do post-communist Russians like his art? 17 25 +1147 1 A Canadian artist whose exhibition of monumental sculptures opened in Moscow on Friday says he has found post - communist Russians alive to his message of individual triumph over oppression . Canadian artist Who was the artist? 1 3 +1147 1 A Canadian artist whose exhibition of monumental sculptures opened in Moscow on Friday says he has found post - communist Russians alive to his message of individual triumph over oppression . monumental sculptures What were the specific type of monumental sculptures? 6 8 +1147 1 A Canadian artist whose exhibition of monumental sculptures opened in Moscow on Friday says he has found post - communist Russians alive to his message of individual triumph over oppression . artist Who is this Canadian artist? 2 3 +1147 2 " The Cold War is over . Welcome to the Warm War , " sculptor Noel Harding told a Russian audience at Friday ' s opening of Anti - Heroes , the first major Canadian art exhibition to visit post - Soviet Russia . first major Canadian art exhibition Why was this exhibition chosen to be the first? 32 37 +1147 2 " The Cold War is over . Welcome to the Warm War , " sculptor Noel Harding told a Russian audience at Friday ' s opening of Anti - Heroes , the first major Canadian art exhibition to visit post - Soviet Russia . first major Canadian art What made it a 'major' exhibition compared to previous non-major ones? 32 36 +1147 2 " The Cold War is over . Welcome to the Warm War , " sculptor Noel Harding told a Russian audience at Friday ' s opening of Anti - Heroes , the first major Canadian art exhibition to visit post - Soviet Russia . exhibition How many pieces are in this art exhibition? 36 37 +1147 4 The six massive constructions on display until Feb . 27 in Moscow ' s main exhibition hall depict fragile life forces striving to break free from confining shells of hard , impersonal material . massive constructions How massive are these art installations? 2 4 +1147 4 The six massive constructions on display until Feb . 27 in Moscow ' s main exhibition hall depict fragile life forces striving to break free from confining shells of hard , impersonal material . fragile life forces What does the subject 'fragile life forces' mean? 18 21 +1147 4 The six massive constructions on display until Feb . 27 in Moscow ' s main exhibition hall depict fragile life forces striving to break free from confining shells of hard , impersonal material . break free How are they trying to break free? 23 25 +1147 4 The six massive constructions on display until Feb . 27 in Moscow ' s main exhibition hall depict fragile life forces striving to break free from confining shells of hard , impersonal material . exhibition What is the name of this exhibition hall? 15 16 +1147 5 In one , a flower thrusts defiantly through a straitjacket of ventilation pipes . In another , a symbolic flame flickers against an enormous , sterile background of white plastic sheeting . symbolic flame Why is the flame symbolic? 18 20 +1148 1 A warning by Bosnian Serbs on Friday that any renewal of the war in Croatia would draw them into the fray turned up Balkan tensions another notch . any renewal of the war in Croatia Why is there a renewal of war? 8 15 +1148 1 A warning by Bosnian Serbs on Friday that any renewal of the war in Croatia would draw them into the fray turned up Balkan tensions another notch . Balkan tensions Why are there tension between the nations? 23 25 +1148 1 A warning by Bosnian Serbs on Friday that any renewal of the war in Croatia would draw them into the fray turned up Balkan tensions another notch . any renewal of the war in Croatia What would cause a renewal of this war? 8 15 +1148 1 A warning by Bosnian Serbs on Friday that any renewal of the war in Croatia would draw them into the fray turned up Balkan tensions another notch . warning Why would Bosnian Serbs warned of turning up Balkan tension to another notch? 1 2 +1148 2 If Croatia attacks Serb - held parts of the republic , " we will defend it , " Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic told Associated Press Television . " If they squeeze . ( the Serbs ) in Croatia , we may unite and defend ourselves as a united country . " ( the Serbs ) in Croatia , How is Croatia likely to attack Serbs? 33 40 +1148 3 The warning , uttered just months before the planned departure of the thousands of peacekeepers who have enforced a brittle truce in Croatia for three years , came on the heels of United Nations cautioning of an upsurge of violence in both Croatia and Bosnia barring new peace talks . have enforced a brittle truce in Croatia How have the peacekeepers been able to do what they need to? 16 23 +1148 3 The warning , uttered just months before the planned departure of the thousands of peacekeepers who have enforced a brittle truce in Croatia for three years , came on the heels of United Nations cautioning of an upsurge of violence in both Croatia and Bosnia barring new peace talks . enforced a brittle truce How did the thousands of peacekeepers enforced a brittle truce in Croatia? 17 21 +1148 3 The warning , uttered just months before the planned departure of the thousands of peacekeepers who have enforced a brittle truce in Croatia for three years , came on the heels of United Nations cautioning of an upsurge of violence in both Croatia and Bosnia barring new peace talks . upsurge of violence Why is there an upsurge of violence in Croatia and Bosnia? 37 40 +1148 5 Croatian President Franjo Tudjman has served notice to 12 , 000 peacekeepers separating his forces from rebel Serb units that they must go after their mandate expires March 31 . their mandate expires March 31 Why does their mandate expire on this date? 24 29 +1148 5 Croatian President Franjo Tudjman has served notice to 12 , 000 peacekeepers separating his forces from rebel Serb units that they must go after their mandate expires March 31 . separating his forces from rebel Serb Why is Croatian President separating his forces from rebel Serb units? 12 18 +1149 1 Chrysler Corp . and General Motors Corp . took issue Friday with a newspaper report that suggested they had lost enthusiasm for government efforts to open Japan to U . S . auto sales . had lost enthusiasm for government efforts Why had they lost enthusiasm for these efforts? 18 24 +1149 1 Chrysler Corp . and General Motors Corp . took issue Friday with a newspaper report that suggested they had lost enthusiasm for government efforts to open Japan to U . S . auto sales . they had lost enthusiasm Why did they lose enthusiasm to stop expanding their auto sales? 17 21 +1149 1 Chrysler Corp . and General Motors Corp . took issue Friday with a newspaper report that suggested they had lost enthusiasm for government efforts to open Japan to U . S . auto sales . newspaper Which newspaper is this? 13 14 +1149 1 Chrysler Corp . and General Motors Corp . took issue Friday with a newspaper report that suggested they had lost enthusiasm for government efforts to open Japan to U . S . auto sales . enthusiasm Who was the newspaper's source of information? 20 21 +1149 1 Chrysler Corp . and General Motors Corp . took issue Friday with a newspaper report that suggested they had lost enthusiasm for government efforts to open Japan to U . S . auto sales . auto sales . What 'auto sales'? 32 35 +1149 2 " American automakers must have full access to the Japanese market if there is to be any hope of reaching our full potential in Japan , " Chrysler Chairman Robert J . Eaton said in a news release . must have full access to the Japanese market Why need full access and not just some? 3 11 +1149 3 He was reacting to a report from Tokyo in Thursday ' s Wall Street Journal quoting him as saying Chrysler was too busy elsewhere to give high priority to expanding its sales in Japan . " We have capacity limitations , so why bother , " Eaton said in the report . " We have capacity limitations , What sort of limitations did the article imply that the business had? 35 41 +1149 3 He was reacting to a report from Tokyo in Thursday ' s Wall Street Journal quoting him as saying Chrysler was too busy elsewhere to give high priority to expanding its sales in Japan . " We have capacity limitations , so why bother , " Eaton said in the report . was too busy elsewhere Where else were they busy other than the U.S.? 20 24 +1149 3 He was reacting to a report from Tokyo in Thursday ' s Wall Street Journal quoting him as saying Chrysler was too busy elsewhere to give high priority to expanding its sales in Japan . " We have capacity limitations , so why bother , " Eaton said in the report . limitations , What are the details behind these limitations? 39 41 +1149 4 The Journal story " did not fully reflect either Chrysler ' s or my position concerning this issue , " Eaton said . " It did , however , show the level of frustration I have in dealing with our constant exclusion from the Japanese market and the ongoing , laborious negotiations to gain access . " laborious negotiations to gain access Why was it so difficult for Chrysler to gain access to the Japan market? 50 55 +1149 4 The Journal story " did not fully reflect either Chrysler ' s or my position concerning this issue , " Eaton said . " It did , however , show the level of frustration I have in dealing with our constant exclusion from the Japanese market and the ongoing , laborious negotiations to gain access . " constant exclusion from the Japanese market Why are they always told no when it comes to expanding to the Japanese market? 40 46 +1149 4 The Journal story " did not fully reflect either Chrysler ' s or my position concerning this issue , " Eaton said . " It did , however , show the level of frustration I have in dealing with our constant exclusion from the Japanese market and the ongoing , laborious negotiations to gain access . " negotiations What issues are holding up these negotiations? 51 52 +1149 5 U . S . trade negotiators are pushing Japan to put pressure on its automakers to give GM , Chrysler and Ford Motor Co . access to dealer networks controlled by the Japanese companies . Japanese - built cars and trucks account for the major share of the U . S . trade deficit with Japan . major share of the U . S . trade deficit Why not stop the sale of Japanese-built cars and exclude them since they exclude us. 44 54 +1149 5 U . S . trade negotiators are pushing Japan to put pressure on its automakers to give GM , Chrysler and Ford Motor Co . access to dealer networks controlled by the Japanese companies . Japanese - built cars and trucks account for the major share of the U . S . trade deficit with Japan . companies Which Japanese companies are making it more difficult for negotiators? 33 34 +1150 1 Dominican authorities are asking Interpol to arrest a Venezuelan banker and two Dominicans implicated in a $ 78 million customs scandal here . scandal What proof do Dominican authorities have that these individuals were involved in the scandal? 20 21 +1150 1 Dominican authorities are asking Interpol to arrest a Venezuelan banker and two Dominicans implicated in a $ 78 million customs scandal here . $ 78 million customs scandal Why is there a customs scandal? 16 21 +1150 1 Dominican authorities are asking Interpol to arrest a Venezuelan banker and two Dominicans implicated in a $ 78 million customs scandal here . Dominican authorities Why are Dominican authorities asking for the arrest? 0 2 +1150 1 Dominican authorities are asking Interpol to arrest a Venezuelan banker and two Dominicans implicated in a $ 78 million customs scandal here . customs What is involved in a customs scandal? 19 20 +1150 1 Dominican authorities are asking Interpol to arrest a Venezuelan banker and two Dominicans implicated in a $ 78 million customs scandal here . $ 78 million customs scandal How was the money stolen? 16 21 +1150 2 Santo Domingo Judge Juan Francisco Perez y Perez , who is hearing the case , said Thursday evening he had requested the extradition of Venezuelan Jorge Castro , president of the Dominican bank Banco Latinoamericano , a subsidiary of the Venezuelan financial consortium Latinoamericano - Progreso . extradition Where is Jorge Castro being extradited to? 22 23 +1150 2 Santo Domingo Judge Juan Francisco Perez y Perez , who is hearing the case , said Thursday evening he had requested the extradition of Venezuelan Jorge Castro , president of the Dominican bank Banco Latinoamericano , a subsidiary of the Venezuelan financial consortium Latinoamericano - Progreso . he had requested the extradition Why was the extradition requested? 18 23 +1150 3 The Dominican government closed the local bank on Dec . 22 after problems with the Venezuelan parent prompted huge withdrawals by depositors . problems What problems prompted huge withdrawals by depositors? 12 13 +1150 3 The Dominican government closed the local bank on Dec . 22 after problems with the Venezuelan parent prompted huge withdrawals by depositors . prompted huge withdrawals by depositors Why were there huge withdrawals? 17 22 +1150 3 The Dominican government closed the local bank on Dec . 22 after problems with the Venezuelan parent prompted huge withdrawals by depositors . problems with the Venezuelan parent What sort of issues was the bank having? 12 17 +1150 4 Castro left the Dominican Republic in a pleasure boat headed for Puerto Rico before his bank was closed but after authorities began arresting customs officials . pleasure boat What is a \"pleasure boat\"? 7 9 +1150 4 Castro left the Dominican Republic in a pleasure boat headed for Puerto Rico before his bank was closed but after authorities began arresting customs officials . arresting customs officials How many officials were arrested before Castro fled? 22 25 +1150 5 The banker , believed to be in Miami , is charged with exporting large amounts of merchandise and vehicles and paying only piddling amounts of taxes and tariffs . piddling amounts How does what Castro paid compare to the rates everyone else has had to pay?\n 22 24 +1150 5 The banker , believed to be in Miami , is charged with exporting large amounts of merchandise and vehicles and paying only piddling amounts of taxes and tariffs . believed to be in Miami , How do they know they are in Miami? 3 9 +1150 5 The banker , believed to be in Miami , is charged with exporting large amounts of merchandise and vehicles and paying only piddling amounts of taxes and tariffs . tariffs Had the banker exported legally, how much profit would he have made? 27 28 +1151 1 Five people were killed when fire raced through an 81 - year - old hotel packed with sleeping guests early Saturday , police said . Five people were killed Who were these five people? 0 4 +1151 1 Five people were killed when fire raced through an 81 - year - old hotel packed with sleeping guests early Saturday , police said . 81 - year - old hotel packed with sleeping guests What was the name of the hotel? 9 19 +1151 1 Five people were killed when fire raced through an 81 - year - old hotel packed with sleeping guests early Saturday , police said . Five people Who were they? 0 2 +1151 1 Five people were killed when fire raced through an 81 - year - old hotel packed with sleeping guests early Saturday , police said . packed Why was it packed? 15 16 +1151 1 Five people were killed when fire raced through an 81 - year - old hotel packed with sleeping guests early Saturday , police said . fire how was this caused? 5 6 +1151 2 About 40 guests , many of them permanent residents , were sleeping in the three - storey Empire Hotel , in Hamilton , 120 kilometers ( 75 miles ) south of Auckland . three - storey Empire Hotel , How sophisticated was this hotel when it came to fire alarms? 14 20 +1151 2 About 40 guests , many of them permanent residents , were sleeping in the three - storey Empire Hotel , in Hamilton , 120 kilometers ( 75 miles ) south of Auckland . permanent residents , Why would someone be a permanent resident at a hotel? 7 10 +1151 3 Some tied bed sheets together and climbed to the safety of the street below . climbed to the safety of the street below Was the building equipped with fire escapes? 6 14 +1151 4 Others were injured when they jumped from windows . One died leaping from a top floor room at the height of the two - hour fire . top floor room at the height of the two - hour fire Why wasn't the local fire department better prepared? 14 26 +1151 4 Others were injured when they jumped from windows . One died leaping from a top floor room at the height of the two - hour fire . died leaping from a top floor What was the rationale for leaping? 10 16 +1151 5 Survivors said they were woken up by thick smoke , intense heat and huge flames . were woken up by thick smoke Was there a sprinkler system installed in the structure? 3 9 +1151 5 Survivors said they were woken up by thick smoke , intense heat and huge flames . woken Why wasn't there a fire alarm that woke them up instead? 4 5 +1151 5 Survivors said they were woken up by thick smoke , intense heat and huge flames . woken up by thick smoke , Why were people caught so unaware, even if they were sleeping? 4 10 +1152 1 U . S . Ambassador Victor Jackovich sought to reassure Bosnians on Friday that American policy toward the former Yugoslav republic would not change even if he is replaced . even if he is replaced How would the ambassador be replaced? 24 29 +1152 1 U . S . Ambassador Victor Jackovich sought to reassure Bosnians on Friday that American policy toward the former Yugoslav republic would not change even if he is replaced . American policy What is this policy, and what does it entail? 14 16 +1152 1 U . S . Ambassador Victor Jackovich sought to reassure Bosnians on Friday that American policy toward the former Yugoslav republic would not change even if he is replaced . would not change even if he is replaced How can they be sure it will not change? 21 29 +1152 1 U . S . Ambassador Victor Jackovich sought to reassure Bosnians on Friday that American policy toward the former Yugoslav republic would not change even if he is replaced . replaced Why would he be replaced? 28 29 +1152 2 Jackovich was asked by Bosnian Television about widespread speculation he was being replaced as U . S . ambassador to Bosnia , signaling a change in Washington ' s policy . change in Washington ' s policy . What was the policy change thought to be? 24 31 +1152 2 Jackovich was asked by Bosnian Television about widespread speculation he was being replaced as U . S . ambassador to Bosnia , signaling a change in Washington ' s policy . being replaced Why would he be replaced? Are there rumors that hes not a good person or cant fulfill his duties properly? 11 13 +1152 2 Jackovich was asked by Bosnian Television about widespread speculation he was being replaced as U . S . ambassador to Bosnia , signaling a change in Washington ' s policy . was being replaced Why was he being replaced? 10 13 +1152 2 Jackovich was asked by Bosnian Television about widespread speculation he was being replaced as U . S . ambassador to Bosnia , signaling a change in Washington ' s policy . change in Washington ' s policy What was Washington's previous policy? Why does Jackovich's replacement signal a change? 24 30 +1152 3 He did not directly answer , but said : " Every ambassador serves according to the will of the U . S . president and according to the instructions of the secretary of state and other officials . " president Why the president and his staff, and not another body of government? 23 24 +1152 4 " So , the question whether I will stay on one place , in Sarajevo , or whether I should go somewhere else , is not my decision . It is the decision of my superiors , " Jackovich said , speaking in Serbo - Croatian by telephone from Washington . is not my decision Can't he have a say in it? 24 28 +1152 5 " As far as I am concerned that doesn ' t mean a change in U . S . policy on Bosnia . We will see that anybody who takes the position , and I still have it , will continue the policy toward your country . " will continue the policy What if they have a better idea and want to change it? 39 43 +1153 1 If the waters keep going down , it looks like the biggest bill from this week ' s flooding will be for dike reinforcement to make sure there ' s less worry the next time around . dike reinforcement How will the dikes be reinforced? 22 24 +1153 1 If the waters keep going down , it looks like the biggest bill from this week ' s flooding will be for dike reinforcement to make sure there ' s less worry the next time around . dike Is a dike the same as a dam? 22 23 +1153 2 Interior Ministry spokesman Ger Bodewitz gave no cost estimate Friday while discussing the dikes , but the project is expected to mount into the hundreds of millions of guilders ( dollars ) . project when will the project implemented 17 18 +1153 2 Interior Ministry spokesman Ger Bodewitz gave no cost estimate Friday while discussing the dikes , but the project is expected to mount into the hundreds of millions of guilders ( dollars ) . Bodewitz Which country is this flooding taking place? 4 5 +1153 3 Swollen rivers burst their banks in the southern province of Limburg this week triggering expansive flooding . Soaked and weaken dikes also prompted Gelderland province to evacuate below - sea level polder areas . expansive which areas are included in the expansive flooding 14 15 +1153 3 Swollen rivers burst their banks in the southern province of Limburg this week triggering expansive flooding . Soaked and weaken dikes also prompted Gelderland province to evacuate below - sea level polder areas . burst Is the flooding coming from excess rain or high tides? 2 3 +1153 4 In all , about 250 , 000 residents were forced from their homes - - the largest flooding displacement Holland has ever known . 250 , 000 residents were forced from their homes Where did the residents go? 4 13 +1153 4 In all , about 250 , 000 residents were forced from their homes - - the largest flooding displacement Holland has ever known . largest when was the second largest flood in holland 16 17 +1153 4 In all , about 250 , 000 residents were forced from their homes - - the largest flooding displacement Holland has ever known . flooding How often does Holland experience flooding at this scope and size? 17 18 +1153 5 Now that rivers are ebbing , the process of damage assessment has begun . process of damage assessment has begun . How does this process work? 7 14 +1153 5 Now that rivers are ebbing , the process of damage assessment has begun . damage What is the average cost of damages caused upon the dikes? 9 10 +1154 1 A federal jury awarded dlrs 6 million Friday to a woman whose breast implants ruptured , spreading silicone throughout her body . a woman Where is she from? 9 11 +1154 1 A federal jury awarded dlrs 6 million Friday to a woman whose breast implants ruptured , spreading silicone throughout her body . whose breast implants ruptured , Why did her implants fail to stay in their proper state? 11 16 +1154 1 A federal jury awarded dlrs 6 million Friday to a woman whose breast implants ruptured , spreading silicone throughout her body . implants Why did the implants rupture? 13 14 +1154 1 A federal jury awarded dlrs 6 million Friday to a woman whose breast implants ruptured , spreading silicone throughout her body . throughout What kind of symptoms would this cause? 18 19 +1154 1 A federal jury awarded dlrs 6 million Friday to a woman whose breast implants ruptured , spreading silicone throughout her body . breast implants ruptured , how did they rupture? 12 16 +1154 2 Brenda Toole had been seeking dlrs 13 million from Baxter Healthcare Corp . , which purchased the implant maker , Heyer - Schulte , in 1986 . purchased How many years have this implant maker been in use by the company? 15 16 +1154 2 Brenda Toole had been seeking dlrs 13 million from Baxter Healthcare Corp . , which purchased the implant maker , Heyer - Schulte , in 1986 . in 1986 how much did they purchase for? 24 26 +1154 3 Mrs . Toole got the implants in 1981 and they ruptured eight years later . Since then , she has had three operations to remove silicone from her body . remove silicone from her body Will she need more operations? 24 29 +1154 3 Mrs . Toole got the implants in 1981 and they ruptured eight years later . Since then , she has had three operations to remove silicone from her body . ruptured How did the implants rupture? 10 11 +1154 3 Mrs . Toole got the implants in 1981 and they ruptured eight years later . Since then , she has had three operations to remove silicone from her body . remove How do these operations work? 24 25 +1154 3 Mrs . Toole got the implants in 1981 and they ruptured eight years later . Since then , she has had three operations to remove silicone from her body . remove silicone from her body have the operations worked? 24 29 +1154 4 Doctors testified that potentially cancerous lumps had developed around her breasts and that her immune system was damaged . potentially cancerous lumps had developed Why had these lumps been developing? 3 8 +1154 5 " When you injure people like this , you ' ve got to pay for it , " Mrs . Toole ' s lawyer , Ralph Knowles , told the jury Thursday in closing arguments . injure Was Mrs. Toole aware of the risks of silicone implants? 3 4 +1155 1 A victim of the mass shooting on a commuter train testified Friday that he froze as the gunman walked toward him , stared straight into his eyes , and shot him . mass shooting How many people were shot? 4 6 +1155 1 A victim of the mass shooting on a commuter train testified Friday that he froze as the gunman walked toward him , stared straight into his eyes , and shot him . he froze as the gunman walked toward him , What made him freeze and not run? 13 22 +1155 1 A victim of the mass shooting on a commuter train testified Friday that he froze as the gunman walked toward him , stared straight into his eyes , and shot him . shooting on a commuter train Which train experienced this shooting? 5 10 +1155 1 A victim of the mass shooting on a commuter train testified Friday that he froze as the gunman walked toward him , stared straight into his eyes , and shot him . shot him How did he survive from the shot? 29 31 +1155 2 Victim Robert Giugliano said he watched as a woman " with an angelic face " was shot in the head , spraying blood around the train car . angelic face " What characteristics made the woman's face \"angelic\"? 12 15 +1155 2 Victim Robert Giugliano said he watched as a woman " with an angelic face " was shot in the head , spraying blood around the train car . he watched What made him watch instead of jumping to action? 4 6 +1155 2 Victim Robert Giugliano said he watched as a woman " with an angelic face " was shot in the head , spraying blood around the train car . watched Why did he watch the shooting? 5 6 +1155 3 Giugliano was the first person on the stand to visibly unnerve defendant Colin Ferguson , who is serving as his own lawyer . visibly unnerve What behaviors did the defendant engage in that made him appear visibly unnerved? 9 11 +1155 3 Giugliano was the first person on the stand to visibly unnerve defendant Colin Ferguson , who is serving as his own lawyer . the first person on the stand to visibly unnerve Did he visibly unnerve the defendant because the defendant had looked him in the eyes before he shot him? Thereby humanizing his victim to him? 2 11 +1155 3 Giugliano was the first person on the stand to visibly unnerve defendant Colin Ferguson , who is serving as his own lawyer . serving as his own lawyer Why is he representing himself? 17 22 +1155 3 Giugliano was the first person on the stand to visibly unnerve defendant Colin Ferguson , who is serving as his own lawyer . serving as his own lawyer Why is he serving as his own lawyer? 17 22 +1155 4 While being cross - examined by Ferguson , Giugliano locked his eyes on the defendant . Giugliano locked his eyes on the defendant Did he lock eyes on the defendant to make sure that the defendant remembered every detail about shooting him, when he looked into the victims eyes before shooting him? 8 15 +1155 5 Ferguson , a Jamaican immigrant , started stumbling over his words and began a half - dozen questions without completing them , then asked the judge for a recess and took a 15 - minute break . stumbling over his words Did Ferguson appear intoxicated? 7 11 +1155 5 Ferguson , a Jamaican immigrant , started stumbling over his words and began a half - dozen questions without completing them , then asked the judge for a recess and took a 15 - minute break . started stumbling over his words Was he becoming distraught because of what he had done, or because he had been caught and now was being faced with the consequences? 6 11 +1156 1 Authorities hope to open Indonesia ' s first nuclear power plant by 2004 , it was reported Saturday . Authorities Who are the authorities? 0 1 +1156 1 Authorities hope to open Indonesia ' s first nuclear power plant by 2004 , it was reported Saturday . Saturday what date? 17 18 +1156 1 Authorities hope to open Indonesia ' s first nuclear power plant by 2004 , it was reported Saturday . hope Why where they looking forward to this? 1 2 +1156 2 " The development of the plant would begin in 2000 and the first unit is expected to go into operation four years later , " energy official Djali Ahimsyah was quoted by the daily Bisnis Indonesia as saying . first unit What is the first unit? 12 14 +1156 3 Ahimsyah told a parliamentary hearing Friday that a feasibility study by Japanese consultants recommended two 1 , 500 - megawatt nuclear plants be built in Java . feasibility study by Japanese consultants What did the feasibility study look at? 8 13 +1156 3 Ahimsyah told a parliamentary hearing Friday that a feasibility study by Japanese consultants recommended two 1 , 500 - megawatt nuclear plants be built in Java . recommended Why were two plants recommended to be built? 13 14 +1156 3 Ahimsyah told a parliamentary hearing Friday that a feasibility study by Japanese consultants recommended two 1 , 500 - megawatt nuclear plants be built in Java . in Java Why was it recommended to be built there? 24 26 +1156 4 The study was submitted to President Suharto on Dec . 31 last year . last year Why did the study's results not come out sooner? 11 13 +1156 4 The study was submitted to President Suharto on Dec . 31 last year . last year Of what year? 11 13 +1156 5 President Suharto has reiterated the necessity of nuclear plant , saying future generations would need the benefits of nuclear energy . benefits of nuclear energy What did Pres. Suharto claim were the benefits of nuclear energy? 16 20 +1156 5 President Suharto has reiterated the necessity of nuclear plant , saying future generations would need the benefits of nuclear energy . need the benefits Why do future generations need the benefit of nuclear energy? 14 17 +1156 5 President Suharto has reiterated the necessity of nuclear plant , saying future generations would need the benefits of nuclear energy . benefits what about the cons of nuclear energy? 16 17 +1157 1 The Clinton administration was preparing Saturday to impose tariffs of 100 percent on about dlrs 1 billion in Chinese imports because of a dispute over pirating American computer programs , movies and music recordings in China . dispute What is the hard evidence of piracy? 23 24 +1157 1 The Clinton administration was preparing Saturday to impose tariffs of 100 percent on about dlrs 1 billion in Chinese imports because of a dispute over pirating American computer programs , movies and music recordings in China . imports What types of imports will be affected? 19 20 +1157 3 The penalties could spark an all - out trade war between two of the world ' s biggest trading partners . Chinese officials have vowed to retaliate against American companies if sanctions are imposed . retaliate against American companies In what industries would these sanctions be levied? 26 30 +1157 3 The penalties could spark an all - out trade war between two of the world ' s biggest trading partners . Chinese officials have vowed to retaliate against American companies if sanctions are imposed . could spark an all - out trade war What are the risks of a trade war? 2 10 +1157 3 The penalties could spark an all - out trade war between two of the world ' s biggest trading partners . Chinese officials have vowed to retaliate against American companies if sanctions are imposed . retaliate Will the retaliation come in the form of tariffs? 26 27 +1157 4 There appeared little possibility that a last - minute compromise could avert the sanctions . U . S . negotiators left Beijing a week ago after talks broke down , and Chinese officials never responded to Kantor ' s request that one last effort be made to resolve the issue before Saturday ' s deadline . never responded to Kantor ' s request Why was the request ignored? 33 40 +1157 4 There appeared little possibility that a last - minute compromise could avert the sanctions . U . S . negotiators left Beijing a week ago after talks broke down , and Chinese officials never responded to Kantor ' s request that one last effort be made to resolve the issue before Saturday ' s deadline . talks What part of the talk was unacceptable to Chinese officials? 26 27 +1157 5 China ' s official newspapers on Saturday made no mention of the impending deadline . China ' s official newspapers Which publications are considered the official state newspapers of record? 0 5 +1158 1 Australian bowlers Glenn McGrath and Mark Waugh took two wickets apiece to have England struggling at 110 for four at stumps Saturday , second day of the fifth and final Ashes cricket Test at the WACA Ground . wickets What is a wicket? 9 10 +1158 1 Australian bowlers Glenn McGrath and Mark Waugh took two wickets apiece to have England struggling at 110 for four at stumps Saturday , second day of the fifth and final Ashes cricket Test at the WACA Ground . wickets What are wickets? 9 10 +1158 2 England ' s hopes of scoring 203 runs to avoid the follow - on rest largely on the shoulders of the fifth wicket pair . In - form batsman Graham Thorpe is unbeaten on 54 with Mark Ramprakash on 14 . avoid the follow - on What is the follow-on? 9 14 +1158 2 England ' s hopes of scoring 203 runs to avoid the follow - on rest largely on the shoulders of the fifth wicket pair . In - form batsman Graham Thorpe is unbeaten on 54 with Mark Ramprakash on 14 . follow - on What is the follow-on? 11 14 +1158 2 England ' s hopes of scoring 203 runs to avoid the follow - on rest largely on the shoulders of the fifth wicket pair . In - form batsman Graham Thorpe is unbeaten on 54 with Mark Ramprakash on 14 . wicket How many wicket pairs are there in crickets? 22 23 +1158 3 Australia earlier scored 402 runs in its first innings . earlier Is this the same game? 1 2 +1158 3 Australia earlier scored 402 runs in its first innings . 402 Is 402 a good score for the first inning? 3 4 +1158 5 Waugh , who conceded 11 runs in his first over , struck with the first delivery of his second - - trapping Graham Gooch ( 37 ) leg before wicket . Three balls later he had John Crawley brilliantly caught by Shane Warne at second slip for a duck . second slip Where is second slip on a cricket pitch? 44 46 +1158 5 Waugh , who conceded 11 runs in his first over , struck with the first delivery of his second - - trapping Graham Gooch ( 37 ) leg before wicket . Three balls later he had John Crawley brilliantly caught by Shane Warne at second slip for a duck . duck What is a duck in this situation? 48 49 +1158 5 Waugh , who conceded 11 runs in his first over , struck with the first delivery of his second - - trapping Graham Gooch ( 37 ) leg before wicket . Three balls later he had John Crawley brilliantly caught by Shane Warne at second slip for a duck . duck What is a duck in cricket? 48 49 +1159 1 Italian superstar Alberto Tomba won his tenth World Cup race of the season Saturday , scraping by Slovenia ' s Jure Kosir by seven hundredths of a second . tenth World Cup race How many has he competed in? 6 10 +1159 1 Italian superstar Alberto Tomba won his tenth World Cup race of the season Saturday , scraping by Slovenia ' s Jure Kosir by seven hundredths of a second . race What type of race is this? 9 10 +1159 1 Italian superstar Alberto Tomba won his tenth World Cup race of the season Saturday , scraping by Slovenia ' s Jure Kosir by seven hundredths of a second . season How many races are in a season? 12 13 +1159 2 Tomba finished the demanding course in 2 minutes 21 . 96 seconds . Kosir clocked 2 : 22 . 03 . Harald Strand - Nilsen , who was first after the opening run , was third in 2 : 22 . 10 . demanding course What makes it demanding? 3 5 +1159 2 Tomba finished the demanding course in 2 minutes 21 . 96 seconds . Kosir clocked 2 : 22 . 03 . Harald Strand - Nilsen , who was first after the opening run , was third in 2 : 22 . 10 . opening run , How far is the opening run? 31 34 +1159 2 Tomba finished the demanding course in 2 minutes 21 . 96 seconds . Kosir clocked 2 : 22 . 03 . Harald Strand - Nilsen , who was first after the opening run , was third in 2 : 22 . 10 . the demanding course Why was the course so difficult? 2 5 +1159 2 Tomba finished the demanding course in 2 minutes 21 . 96 seconds . Kosir clocked 2 : 22 . 03 . Harald Strand - Nilsen , who was first after the opening run , was third in 2 : 22 . 10 . Harald What country is this driver from? 21 22 +1159 3 It marked a new season record for Tomba and helped offset his disappointment at the postponement of the World Championships . offset his disappointment Why was he disappointed? 10 13 +1159 3 It marked a new season record for Tomba and helped offset his disappointment at the postponement of the World Championships . postponement of the World Championships Why were they postponed? 15 20 +1159 3 It marked a new season record for Tomba and helped offset his disappointment at the postponement of the World Championships . the postponement of the World Championships Why were the Worlds pushed back? 14 20 +1159 3 It marked a new season record for Tomba and helped offset his disappointment at the postponement of the World Championships . postponement Why were the World Championships postponed? 15 16 +1159 4 Tomba now has 1 , 150 points in the overall standings and looks increasingly on target to win the overall title - - a feat which was previously unthinkable as he only skies the slalom and giant slalom , and misses the faster downhill and Super - G disciplines . a feat which was previously unthinkable Why was it unthinkable? 23 29 +1159 4 Tomba now has 1 , 150 points in the overall standings and looks increasingly on target to win the overall title - - a feat which was previously unthinkable as he only skies the slalom and giant slalom , and misses the faster downhill and Super - G disciplines . only skies the slalom and giant slalom , Why does he only ski these two? 31 39 +1159 4 Tomba now has 1 , 150 points in the overall standings and looks increasingly on target to win the overall title - - a feat which was previously unthinkable as he only skies the slalom and giant slalom , and misses the faster downhill and Super - G disciplines . misses the faster downhill and Super - G Why does he skip these two races? 40 48 +1159 4 Tomba now has 1 , 150 points in the overall standings and looks increasingly on target to win the overall title - - a feat which was previously unthinkable as he only skies the slalom and giant slalom , and misses the faster downhill and Super - G disciplines . overall How does one win the overall title? 9 10 +1159 5 It was a nail - biting finish . Tomba lost time on the flat middle - part of the 53 - gate course and was behind his friend Kosir . He recovered on the steep , icy final third , surging dramatically just before the finish line . nail - biting finish How was it nail biting? 3 7 +1159 5 It was a nail - biting finish . Tomba lost time on the flat middle - part of the 53 - gate course and was behind his friend Kosir . He recovered on the steep , icy final third , surging dramatically just before the finish line . lost time Why did he lose time? 9 11 +1159 5 It was a nail - biting finish . Tomba lost time on the flat middle - part of the 53 - gate course and was behind his friend Kosir . He recovered on the steep , icy final third , surging dramatically just before the finish line . He recovered How did he recover? 30 32 +1159 5 It was a nail - biting finish . Tomba lost time on the flat middle - part of the 53 - gate course and was behind his friend Kosir . He recovered on the steep , icy final third , surging dramatically just before the finish line . 53 - gate How long is a 53-gate course? 19 22 +1159 5 It was a nail - biting finish . Tomba lost time on the flat middle - part of the 53 - gate course and was behind his friend Kosir . He recovered on the steep , icy final third , surging dramatically just before the finish line . friend Do Tomba and Kosir often face each other in races? 27 28 +1160 1 Crushing humidity and a stomach virus took their toll Saturday on Australia , which finished the opening singles matches against South Africa 1 - 1 . stomach virus Who was affected by the stomach virus and why did it affect the singles matches? 4 6 +1160 1 Crushing humidity and a stomach virus took their toll Saturday on Australia , which finished the opening singles matches against South Africa 1 - 1 . a stomach virus took their toll What stomach virus took the toll? 3 9 +1160 1 Crushing humidity and a stomach virus took their toll Saturday on Australia , which finished the opening singles matches against South Africa 1 - 1 . matches What sport is this? 18 19 +1160 2 Wayne Ferreira , the world No . 11 singles player and anchor of the South African team , knocked out doubles ace Mark Woodforde in straight hard - fought sets , 7 - 6 ( 8 - 6 ) , 7 - 5 and 6 - 3 . doubles Why is a singles player playing against a doubles player? 20 21 +1160 3 Woodforde , half of the formidable " Woodies " pair with Todd Woodbridge , was rushed into the second singles match of the day when Richard Fromberg fell ill with a stomach virus . rushed into the second singles match Why did they choose Woodforde to replace Fromberg? 15 21 +1160 3 Woodforde , half of the formidable " Woodies " pair with Todd Woodbridge , was rushed into the second singles match of the day when Richard Fromberg fell ill with a stomach virus . Richard Fromberg fell ill with a stomach virus How did Fromberg contract the virus? 25 33 +1160 3 Woodforde , half of the formidable " Woodies " pair with Todd Woodbridge , was rushed into the second singles match of the day when Richard Fromberg fell ill with a stomach virus . virus How did Richard Fromberg contact stomach virus? 32 33 +1160 4 It was possible Woodforde and Ferreira , paired with Piet Norval , would face each other again Saturday in the doubles , making up for time lost when the singles matches were postponed Friday by rain . would face each other again Saturday Under what circumstances would these 2 pairs face each other again? 12 18 +1160 4 It was possible Woodforde and Ferreira , paired with Piet Norval , would face each other again Saturday in the doubles , making up for time lost when the singles matches were postponed Friday by rain . matches Was the missed singles match part of the same event? 30 31 +1160 5 Earlier , Patrick Rafter , Australia ' s top singles planer , wilted in the humidity of this Indian Ocean city but still saw off Marcos Ondruska , 6 - 3 , 6 - 4 , 2 - 6 , 6 - 4 in the 2 hour , 49 - minute opener . Marcos Ondruska , What nationality is this player? 25 28 +1160 5 Earlier , Patrick Rafter , Australia ' s top singles planer , wilted in the humidity of this Indian Ocean city but still saw off Marcos Ondruska , 6 - 3 , 6 - 4 , 2 - 6 , 6 - 4 in the 2 hour , 49 - minute opener . humidity What was the temperature at the time of the match? 15 16 +1161 1 Russian cosmonaut Vladimir Titov hoisted a gleaming red satellite from Discovery ' s cargo bay early Saturday to help NASA pinpoint what causes a cosmic phenomenon called shuttle glow . shuttle glow What is shuttle glow? 27 29 +1161 1 Russian cosmonaut Vladimir Titov hoisted a gleaming red satellite from Discovery ' s cargo bay early Saturday to help NASA pinpoint what causes a cosmic phenomenon called shuttle glow . phenomenon what is the phenomenon? 25 26 +1161 1 Russian cosmonaut Vladimir Titov hoisted a gleaming red satellite from Discovery ' s cargo bay early Saturday to help NASA pinpoint what causes a cosmic phenomenon called shuttle glow . shuttle glow What is shuttle glow? 27 29 +1161 2 The experiment was one of several secondary tasks for Discovery ' s crew leading up to the mission ' s highlight - - a planned rendezvous Monday with the Russian space station Mir . several secondary tasks What are the other secondary tasks? 5 8 +1161 2 The experiment was one of several secondary tasks for Discovery ' s crew leading up to the mission ' s highlight - - a planned rendezvous Monday with the Russian space station Mir . Discovery ' s crew What kinds of other things is Discovery's crew working on? 9 13 +1161 2 The experiment was one of several secondary tasks for Discovery ' s crew leading up to the mission ' s highlight - - a planned rendezvous Monday with the Russian space station Mir . Russian space station Why are we dealing with a Russian space station? 29 32 +1161 3 Titov , the second cosmonaut to fly aboard a shuttle , grappled with the boxy 2 , 800 - pound ( 1 , 200 - kilogram ) satellite using Discovery ' s 50 - foot ( 15 - meter ) robot arm . cosmonaut What does the cosmonaut do? 4 5 +1161 3 Titov , the second cosmonaut to fly aboard a shuttle , grappled with the boxy 2 , 800 - pound ( 1 , 200 - kilogram ) satellite using Discovery ' s 50 - foot ( 15 - meter ) robot arm . Discovery ' s Discovery is a robot? 29 32 +1161 4 He lifted the craft , called Spartan , high overhead and aimed its ultraviolet telescope toward the shuttle tail for a 4 1 / 2 - hour study . The telescope was aimed later toward a shuttle jet to gather ultraviolet images of exhaust plumes , and then placed back in the cargo bay . exhaust plumes , Are exhaust plumes and UV the cause of shuttle glow? 43 46 +1161 4 He lifted the craft , called Spartan , high overhead and aimed its ultraviolet telescope toward the shuttle tail for a 4 1 / 2 - hour study . The telescope was aimed later toward a shuttle jet to gather ultraviolet images of exhaust plumes , and then placed back in the cargo bay . placed back in the cargo bay How is it placed back in? 48 54 +1161 4 He lifted the craft , called Spartan , high overhead and aimed its ultraviolet telescope toward the shuttle tail for a 4 1 / 2 - hour study . The telescope was aimed later toward a shuttle jet to gather ultraviolet images of exhaust plumes , and then placed back in the cargo bay . He Who is he? 0 1 +1161 5 Scientists hope to confirm a theory that the faint glow surrounding some shuttle surfaces in flight is caused by molecules of atomic oxygen and nitrogen combining as the spaceship slams into them . confirm a theory What other theories, if any exist? 3 6 +1161 5 Scientists hope to confirm a theory that the faint glow surrounding some shuttle surfaces in flight is caused by molecules of atomic oxygen and nitrogen combining as the spaceship slams into them . theory Is this theory shuttle glow? 5 6 +1162 1 KABUL , Afghanistan ( AP ) - A recently formed Islamic faction said Saturday its latest military victory had put it in a position to take a key town only 30 kilometers ( 18 miles ) outside Kabul , the war - battered capital . key What about this town is important militarily? 27 28 +1162 1 KABUL , Afghanistan ( AP ) - A recently formed Islamic faction said Saturday its latest military victory had put it in a position to take a key town only 30 kilometers ( 18 miles ) outside Kabul , the war - battered capital . war - battered Why is this capital battered with war? What caused it? 40 43 +1162 1 KABUL , Afghanistan ( AP ) - A recently formed Islamic faction said Saturday its latest military victory had put it in a position to take a key town only 30 kilometers ( 18 miles ) outside Kabul , the war - battered capital . town only 30 kilometers ( 18 miles ) outside Kabul , Why was the town so vital for this military group? 28 39 +1162 2 The Taliban movement has scored a series of battlefield wins that have further complicated peace efforts in Afghanistan , where 10 Islamic groups already are locked in a bitter feud for control of Kabul . feud How does the feud take place? 29 30 +1162 2 The Taliban movement has scored a series of battlefield wins that have further complicated peace efforts in Afghanistan , where 10 Islamic groups already are locked in a bitter feud for control of Kabul . already are locked in a bitter feud for control Why are so many groups fighting for control of the capital? 23 32 +1162 3 The Taliban , made up of fundamentalist religious students turned guerrilla fighters , notched its latest victory in fighting Thursday and Friday and was nearing Maidan Shahr , a strategic town 30 kilometers ( 18 miles ) southwest of Kabul . strategic Why is this town considered to be so strategic? 29 30 +1162 4 " We are going to Kabul , " claimed Mullah Masher , a Taliban leader who spoke to an Associated Press reporter in Dashti , about 20 kilometers ( 12 miles ) south of Maidan Shahr . spoke Why did he choose to speak to the press? 16 17 +1162 5 Masher said his movement intended to keep moving along the main highway , which would take them to Maidan Shahr , and if they succeed , on to Kabul . succeed , Why might they not succeed? 24 26 +1163 1 Prime Minister Waldemar Pawlak - - who is locked in a power struggle with President Lech Walesa - - indicated Saturday he may step down . power struggle Why is there a struggle? 11 13 +1163 1 Prime Minister Waldemar Pawlak - - who is locked in a power struggle with President Lech Walesa - - indicated Saturday he may step down . Prime Minister Waldemar Pawlak Why is he locked in a power struggle with President Lech Walesa? 0 4 +1163 1 Prime Minister Waldemar Pawlak - - who is locked in a power struggle with President Lech Walesa - - indicated Saturday he may step down . may step down Why would the prime minister indicated stepping down? 22 25 +1163 1 Prime Minister Waldemar Pawlak - - who is locked in a power struggle with President Lech Walesa - - indicated Saturday he may step down . Prime What country do these politicians come from? 0 1 +1163 2 Walesa and Pawlak have been feuding over the 1995 budget , over economic reforms and foreign policy . over economic reforms What types of reforms are leading to a squabble? 11 14 +1163 2 Walesa and Pawlak have been feuding over the 1995 budget , over economic reforms and foreign policy . economic reforms and foreign policy What specific reforms are they feuding over and why have they not been able to come to a solution? 12 17 +1163 2 Walesa and Pawlak have been feuding over the 1995 budget , over economic reforms and foreign policy . feuding Are they from the same political party? 5 6 +1163 3 Walesa , a Nobel laureate whose Solidarity trade union toppled the Communist government in 1989 , is threatening to dissolve parliament to force new elections . Nobel laureate What did Walesa do to become a Nobel laureate? 3 5 +1163 3 Walesa , a Nobel laureate whose Solidarity trade union toppled the Communist government in 1989 , is threatening to dissolve parliament to force new elections . force new elections Why is Walesa forcing new elections? 22 25 +1163 3 Walesa , a Nobel laureate whose Solidarity trade union toppled the Communist government in 1989 , is threatening to dissolve parliament to force new elections . Nobel Which Nobel laureate area did Walesa win? 3 4 +1163 4 Pawlak is losing support within his own coalition , which is made up of his Polish Peasants Party and the Democratic Left Alliance . The Alliance has repeatedly accused Pawlak of making decisions behind their backs . making decisions behind their backs How has this come about? 31 36 +1163 4 Pawlak is losing support within his own coalition , which is made up of his Polish Peasants Party and the Democratic Left Alliance . The Alliance has repeatedly accused Pawlak of making decisions behind their backs . Pawlak of making decisions behind their backs Are these accusations true? 29 36 +1163 4 Pawlak is losing support within his own coalition , which is made up of his Polish Peasants Party and the Democratic Left Alliance . The Alliance has repeatedly accused Pawlak of making decisions behind their backs . making decisions behind their backs Why is Pawlak accused of making decisions behind the Alliance back? 31 36 +1163 4 Pawlak is losing support within his own coalition , which is made up of his Polish Peasants Party and the Democratic Left Alliance . The Alliance has repeatedly accused Pawlak of making decisions behind their backs . coalition , What is the name of Pawlak's coalition? 7 9 +1164 1 A donkey - pulled cart carrying a Chechen woman and her children bounces across a rutted field , followed by a tractor with a small white flag tied to the top . white flag What is the flag representing? 25 27 +1164 1 A donkey - pulled cart carrying a Chechen woman and her children bounces across a rutted field , followed by a tractor with a small white flag tied to the top . bounces across Where is the cart and thus the woman going? 12 14 +1164 1 A donkey - pulled cart carrying a Chechen woman and her children bounces across a rutted field , followed by a tractor with a small white flag tied to the top . Chechen Who owns the Chechen territory? 7 8 +1164 1 A donkey - pulled cart carrying a Chechen woman and her children bounces across a rutted field , followed by a tractor with a small white flag tied to the top . small white flag what does this signify? 24 27 +1164 2 Camped in tents at the field ' s edge , Russian soldiers with machine guns watch warily as they pass . warily Why are the soldiers watching warily? 16 17 +1164 2 Camped in tents at the field ' s edge , Russian soldiers with machine guns watch warily as they pass . Camped Why are the soldiers camped at the field's edge? 0 1 +1164 2 Camped in tents at the field ' s edge , Russian soldiers with machine guns watch warily as they pass . warily Are they worried about possible conflict? 16 17 +1164 2 Camped in tents at the field ' s edge , Russian soldiers with machine guns watch warily as they pass . watch warily as they pass Why are they watching the woman and children? 15 20 +1164 3 " They are our friends - - very bad friends , " Valery Grebenshikov , a hard - eyed Russian officer , said wryly , referring to residents of Tolstoy - Yurt . " It ' s very hard to tell who supports what we are doing and who simply wants to kill us . " we are doing What are the soldiers doing? 44 47 +1164 3 " They are our friends - - very bad friends , " Valery Grebenshikov , a hard - eyed Russian officer , said wryly , referring to residents of Tolstoy - Yurt . " It ' s very hard to tell who supports what we are doing and who simply wants to kill us . " Tolstoy - Yurt Is this a territory or a religion inspired war? 29 32 +1164 4 Tolstoy - Yurt , a town just over the ridge from the battered Chechen capital Grozny , is a stronghold of opposition to secessionist leader Dzhokhar Dudayev . But even here , tension and resentment toward the Russian troops run high . run Why does tension and resentment for the troops run high? 39 40 +1164 5 In the weeks and months to come , as Russian forces establish what most feel to be inevitable control over Grozny and other areas , more Chechens will have to deal with life under an occupying force . inevitable control Why is the control inevitable? 17 19 +1164 5 In the weeks and months to come , as Russian forces establish what most feel to be inevitable control over Grozny and other areas , more Chechens will have to deal with life under an occupying force . establish Why are the forces working to establish control? 11 12 +1164 5 In the weeks and months to come , as Russian forces establish what most feel to be inevitable control over Grozny and other areas , more Chechens will have to deal with life under an occupying force . Russian Why are Russian forces suddenly enforcing control over Grozny? 9 10 +1165 1 Yevgeny Kafelnikov and Andrey Olhovskiy survived an early scare but came back to win Saturday ' s doubles match and qualify Russia for the next round of the Davis Cup at Belgium ' s expense . Yevgeny Kafelnikov and Andrey Olhovskiy What is their background? 0 5 +1165 1 Yevgeny Kafelnikov and Andrey Olhovskiy survived an early scare but came back to win Saturday ' s doubles match and qualify Russia for the next round of the Davis Cup at Belgium ' s expense . Belgium ' s expense . Who was playing for Belgium? 31 36 +1165 1 Yevgeny Kafelnikov and Andrey Olhovskiy survived an early scare but came back to win Saturday ' s doubles match and qualify Russia for the next round of the Davis Cup at Belgium ' s expense . early scare What was the early scare? 7 9 +1165 1 Yevgeny Kafelnikov and Andrey Olhovskiy survived an early scare but came back to win Saturday ' s doubles match and qualify Russia for the next round of the Davis Cup at Belgium ' s expense . Davis Cup What is the Davis Cup? 28 30 +1165 1 Yevgeny Kafelnikov and Andrey Olhovskiy survived an early scare but came back to win Saturday ' s doubles match and qualify Russia for the next round of the Davis Cup at Belgium ' s expense . an early scare What was the early scare? 6 9 +1165 2 Kafelnikov and Olhovskiy beat Libor Pimek and Filip Dewulf 2 - 6 , 7 - 5 , 7 - 5 , 6 - 3 in 2 1 / 2 hours , giving Russia an insurmountable 3 - 0 lead after two days of play . two days of play . Why two days of play? 40 45 +1165 2 Kafelnikov and Olhovskiy beat Libor Pimek and Filip Dewulf 2 - 6 , 7 - 5 , 7 - 5 , 6 - 3 in 2 1 / 2 hours , giving Russia an insurmountable 3 - 0 lead after two days of play . 7 - 5 , What do these numbers mean? 13 17 +1165 2 Kafelnikov and Olhovskiy beat Libor Pimek and Filip Dewulf 2 - 6 , 7 - 5 , 7 - 5 , 6 - 3 in 2 1 / 2 hours , giving Russia an insurmountable 3 - 0 lead after two days of play . 3 - 0 lead Who was Russia leading? 35 39 +1165 2 Kafelnikov and Olhovskiy beat Libor Pimek and Filip Dewulf 2 - 6 , 7 - 5 , 7 - 5 , 6 - 3 in 2 1 / 2 hours , giving Russia an insurmountable 3 - 0 lead after two days of play . beat Libor Pimek What is the sport being played? 3 6 +1165 3 Sunday ' s reverse singles will be reduced to the best - of - three format because the match is already out of Belgium ' s reach . out of Belgium ' s reach . Why is it out of Belgium's reach? 21 28 +1165 3 Sunday ' s reverse singles will be reduced to the best - of - three format because the match is already out of Belgium ' s reach . match is already out of Belgium ' s reach Why is the match already out of Belgium's reach? 18 27 +1165 3 Sunday ' s reverse singles will be reduced to the best - of - three format because the match is already out of Belgium ' s reach . the best - of - three format What does this format mean? 9 16 +1165 4 On Friday , veteran Andrei Chesnokov beat Dewulf in straight sets and Kafelnikov was surprisingly hard pressed early on before prevailing over Kris Goossens in four sets . Andrei Chesnokov beat Dewulf Who are Andrei and Dewulf? 4 8 +1165 4 On Friday , veteran Andrei Chesnokov beat Dewulf in straight sets and Kafelnikov was surprisingly hard pressed early on before prevailing over Kris Goossens in four sets . Kris Goossens Who is Kris Goossens? 22 24 +1165 4 On Friday , veteran Andrei Chesnokov beat Dewulf in straight sets and Kafelnikov was surprisingly hard pressed early on before prevailing over Kris Goossens in four sets . surprisingly Why was this surprising? 14 15 +1165 5 On Saturday , Russia , last year ' s losing finalist against Sweden , was again caught cold early on . was again caught cold early on What happened? 14 20 +1165 5 On Saturday , Russia , last year ' s losing finalist against Sweden , was again caught cold early on . caught cold early on What does it mean to be caught cold? 16 20 +1165 5 On Saturday , Russia , last year ' s losing finalist against Sweden , was again caught cold early on . caught cold early on What does it mean to be caught cold? 16 20 +1166 1 Kresimir Zubak , president of the fragile Muslim - Croat federation in Bosnia , on Saturday voiced pessimism about the federation ' s future . voiced pessimism What did he say? 16 18 +1166 1 Kresimir Zubak , president of the fragile Muslim - Croat federation in Bosnia , on Saturday voiced pessimism about the federation ' s future . voiced pessimism Why did the president voice pessimism? 16 18 +1166 1 Kresimir Zubak , president of the fragile Muslim - Croat federation in Bosnia , on Saturday voiced pessimism about the federation ' s future . pessimism about the federation ' s future Why was he pessimistic? 17 24 +1166 2 Zubak , so far considered a moderate , said the Croats would not give in to the Muslims and insisted that unnamed top Muslim officials be replaced . moderate , How does his position as a 'moderate' influence the impact of his stance? 6 8 +1166 2 Zubak , so far considered a moderate , said the Croats would not give in to the Muslims and insisted that unnamed top Muslim officials be replaced . Croats would not give in to the Muslims Why are the Croats and Muslims battling? 10 18 +1166 3 Other Bosnian Croat leaders previously have called for the resignation of Bosnia ' s Muslim president , Alija Izetbegovic . Other Bosnian Croat leaders What number or what percentage of the leadership? 0 4 +1166 3 Other Bosnian Croat leaders previously have called for the resignation of Bosnia ' s Muslim president , Alija Izetbegovic . resignation Why did they call for Alija's resignation? 9 10 +1166 4 The United States hopes to pressure Bosnian Serbs into accepting a peace plan for Bosnia by convincing them that their Croat and Muslim foes are united . accepting a peace plan Why is the US taking this stance? 9 13 +1166 4 The United States hopes to pressure Bosnian Serbs into accepting a peace plan for Bosnia by convincing them that their Croat and Muslim foes are united . convincing them How does the US plan on convincing Bosnian Serbs? 16 18 +1166 4 The United States hopes to pressure Bosnian Serbs into accepting a peace plan for Bosnia by convincing them that their Croat and Muslim foes are united . Croat and Muslim foes are united How can the US make this argument work? 20 26 +1166 5 But the federation is on shaky footing . Bosnian Croats accept it only as a step toward confederation with the Republic of Croatia , which Muslims oppose . which Muslims oppose Why do Muslims oppose a confederation? 24 27 +1166 5 But the federation is on shaky footing . Bosnian Croats accept it only as a step toward confederation with the Republic of Croatia , which Muslims oppose . which Muslims oppose . Why do Muslims oppose the confederation? 24 28 +1167 1 Joining a chorus of worldwide condemnation of Russia , the Moscow - backed Chechen opposition accused its purported ally on Saturday of widespread brutality in the war on secessionist Chechnya . Chechen opposition What are the views and feelings of the Chechen opposition? 13 15 +1167 1 Joining a chorus of worldwide condemnation of Russia , the Moscow - backed Chechen opposition accused its purported ally on Saturday of widespread brutality in the war on secessionist Chechnya . war on secessionist Chechnya What are they warring over? 26 30 +1167 2 The harsh criticism came together with word of another Russian attack on Chechen civilians . Residents of Samashky said Russian helicopters raked a funeral with machine - gun fire on Friday , killing three mourners . raked a funeral Why would they target a funeral? 21 24 +1167 2 The harsh criticism came together with word of another Russian attack on Chechen civilians . Residents of Samashky said Russian helicopters raked a funeral with machine - gun fire on Friday , killing three mourners . raked a funeral with machine - gun fire Why did the Russian helicopters fire on a funeral? 21 29 +1167 3 It was the second straight day people were killed at a funeral in the town , strategically located along a main road 18 miles west of the battered capital , Grozny . second straight day Why are they killing innocent people and what do they hope to acheive? 3 6 +1167 3 It was the second straight day people were killed at a funeral in the town , strategically located along a main road 18 miles west of the battered capital , Grozny . strategically how was it strategically located? 16 17 +1167 5 Thousands of civilians have been killed since President Boris Yeltsin sent troops into Chechnya on Dec . 11 . Many nations , and many Russians , have expressed outrage at the carnage . But the Chechen opposition had remained silent until now . remained silent What took them in particular so much time to speak up? 38 40 +1168 1 Battles to redraw political alliances threatened to pull apart a key centrist party Saturday as members split over whether to join a movement to challenge former Premier Silvio Berlusconi . challenge On what issue was this challenge based? 24 25 +1168 1 Battles to redraw political alliances threatened to pull apart a key centrist party Saturday as members split over whether to join a movement to challenge former Premier Silvio Berlusconi . Battles to redraw political alliances Which parties? 0 5 +1168 1 Battles to redraw political alliances threatened to pull apart a key centrist party Saturday as members split over whether to join a movement to challenge former Premier Silvio Berlusconi . Battles What kind of battles, physical or metaphorical 0 1 +1168 1 Battles to redraw political alliances threatened to pull apart a key centrist party Saturday as members split over whether to join a movement to challenge former Premier Silvio Berlusconi . a movement to challenge Why is there a movement to challenge former Premier Silvio Berlusconi? 21 25 +1168 2 The Italian Popular Party has become a small but strategic prize in the scramble to prepare for the next elections , which could come in the spring . prize In what way are they considered a strategic prize? 10 11 +1168 2 The Italian Popular Party has become a small but strategic prize in the scramble to prepare for the next elections , which could come in the spring . scramble to prepare for the next elections , Why is there a scramble to prepare for next elections? 13 21 +1168 3 The party ' s importance rose Friday after the former head of the state - run industrial conglomerate , Romano Prodi , announced a bid to lead a center - left election alliance against Berlusconi . Berlusconi Where does Berlusconi stand in the list of parties? 34 35 +1168 3 The party ' s importance rose Friday after the former head of the state - run industrial conglomerate , Romano Prodi , announced a bid to lead a center - left election alliance against Berlusconi . bid to lead a center - left election alliance Why would he bid to lead a centre-left election alliance? 24 33 +1168 4 But the Popular Party is also being courted by Berlusconi ' s conservative bloc to help fill the void left by the Northern League , which broke from Berlusconi ' s government and forced his resignation Dec . 22 . broke What were the reasons for these actions, and how did it lead to the resignation? 26 27 +1168 4 But the Popular Party is also being courted by Berlusconi ' s conservative bloc to help fill the void left by the Northern League , which broke from Berlusconi ' s government and forced his resignation Dec . 22 . courted How are they courting them? 7 8 +1168 4 But the Popular Party is also being courted by Berlusconi ' s conservative bloc to help fill the void left by the Northern League , which broke from Berlusconi ' s government and forced his resignation Dec . 22 . the void left by the Northern League , What is that void left by the Northern League? 17 25 +1168 5 Rifts in the Popular Party were clearly widening Saturday . clearly In what ways was this seen? 6 7 +1168 5 Rifts in the Popular Party were clearly widening Saturday . Saturday How can you tell this? 8 9 +1169 1 Chechen rebels shot down their first Russian jet fighter of the war Saturday , downing an Su - 25 with anti - aircraft guns not far from Grozny , the embattled capital of Chechnya . Chechnya Where is Chechnya 33 34 +1169 1 Chechen rebels shot down their first Russian jet fighter of the war Saturday , downing an Su - 25 with anti - aircraft guns not far from Grozny , the embattled capital of Chechnya . Russian jet fighter Did the pilot survive? 6 9 +1169 2 Russian television channels showed wreckage of the single - seat attack jet strewn over a field and said the body of the pilot , a major , had been taken to the town of Shali , 25 kilometers ( 16 miles ) southeast of Grozny . body Did the pilot die? 19 20 +1169 3 Russian jets have rained death and destruction on Chechnya for nearly two months with indiscriminate attacks , including one on Shali that killed scores of people and destroyed a market and a maternity hospital . Shali What is a Shali? 20 21 +1169 4 The news came as the Kremlin - backed Chechen opposition joined a worldwide chorus of condemnation against Russia and accused its purported ally of widespread brutality in the war on secessionist Chechnya . Kremlin - backed What does it mean to be Kremlin-backed? 5 8 +1169 4 The news came as the Kremlin - backed Chechen opposition joined a worldwide chorus of condemnation against Russia and accused its purported ally of widespread brutality in the war on secessionist Chechnya . purported ally Who is the ally here? 21 23 +1169 4 The news came as the Kremlin - backed Chechen opposition joined a worldwide chorus of condemnation against Russia and accused its purported ally of widespread brutality in the war on secessionist Chechnya . war on secessionist Chechnya . What was the reason for the secession? 28 33 +1169 5 The harsh statement was issued as residents of Samashky suffered the second attack in a row on a civilian funeral by Russian helicopter gunships . Samashky Where is Samashky? 8 9 +1170 1 A pro - Kurdish newspaper closed after a court ruling sanctioned a government crackdown that included confiscation of every issue , the daily ' s editor said Saturday . every issue , Why was every issue of the pro-Kurdish newspaper confiscated? 18 21 +1170 1 A pro - Kurdish newspaper closed after a court ruling sanctioned a government crackdown that included confiscation of every issue , the daily ' s editor said Saturday . government crackdown what was the government crackdown 12 14 +1170 1 A pro - Kurdish newspaper closed after a court ruling sanctioned a government crackdown that included confiscation of every issue , the daily ' s editor said Saturday . government Who is the government in this scenario? 12 13 +1170 1 A pro - Kurdish newspaper closed after a court ruling sanctioned a government crackdown that included confiscation of every issue , the daily ' s editor said Saturday . confiscation of every issue , Why were the papers confiscated? 16 21 +1170 2 Baki Karadeniz said directors of Ozgur Ulke , or Free Country , decided to cease publication Friday . A day earlier , a court decided the Istanbul - based paper had made no changes since being banned last year on allegations of making Kurdish propaganda . propaganda What were the specific allegations of propaganda? 44 45 +1170 2 Baki Karadeniz said directors of Ozgur Ulke , or Free Country , decided to cease publication Friday . A day earlier , a court decided the Istanbul - based paper had made no changes since being banned last year on allegations of making Kurdish propaganda . a court decided Which court decided this, what laws did they use? 22 25 +1170 3 The newspaper , which began publishing nine months ago , had a circulation of about 14 , 000 . circulation Who were the predominant subscribers to the newspaper? 12 13 +1170 3 The newspaper , which began publishing nine months ago , had a circulation of about 14 , 000 . publishing was the newspaper publishing daily 5 6 +1170 4 A U . S . - based media aid group on Friday condemned the court decision against Ozgur Ulke as " another effort to silence opposition voices . " In a letter to Prime Minister Tansu Ciller , the Committee to Protect Journalists called on the government to " end the legal pressure on opposition media . " legal pressure What is the basis of the legal pressure being placed on opposition media? 51 53 +1170 4 A U . S . - based media aid group on Friday condemned the court decision against Ozgur Ulke as " another effort to silence opposition voices . " In a letter to Prime Minister Tansu Ciller , the Committee to Protect Journalists called on the government to " end the legal pressure on opposition media . " . S . - based media this is an interface error 2 8 +1170 4 A U . S . - based media aid group on Friday condemned the court decision against Ozgur Ulke as " another effort to silence opposition voices . " In a letter to Prime Minister Tansu Ciller , the Committee to Protect Journalists called on the government to " end the legal pressure on opposition media . " U . S . - based media who are the US based media aid group? 1 8 +1170 4 A U . S . - based media aid group on Friday condemned the court decision against Ozgur Ulke as " another effort to silence opposition voices . " In a letter to Prime Minister Tansu Ciller , the Committee to Protect Journalists called on the government to " end the legal pressure on opposition media . " legal pressure on opposition media Why was there pressure on such media outlets? 51 56 +1170 5 Karadeniz said he expected another pro - Kurdish daily to be established soon . But he said he would not be part of the venture in order to avoid a similar court decision . established when will the newspaper be established 11 12 +1171 1 At night , Emica Kevelj peers across the abyss separating east and west Mostar , at lights in the homes of her former neighbors . Emica Kevelj Who is that? 3 5 +1171 1 At night , Emica Kevelj peers across the abyss separating east and west Mostar , at lights in the homes of her former neighbors . neighbors What happened to her former neighbors? 23 24 +1171 2 She is a refugee in her own town , a Muslim exiled to the eastern bank of a riverside city that has become Bosnia ' s Berlin . exiled why is she exiled? 11 12 +1171 2 She is a refugee in her own town , a Muslim exiled to the eastern bank of a riverside city that has become Bosnia ' s Berlin . Berlin What does 'Bosnia's Berlin' mean? 26 27 +1171 3 Mostar bore the brunt of fighting 1 { years ago between Croats and the Muslim - led Bosnian government . Now , it ' s a battleground of wills - - over whether a federation between Croats and Muslims , a key to peace in Bosnia , will succeed . whether a federation between Croats and Muslims , Why were these two groups struggling to coexist at this period? 32 40 +1171 3 Mostar bore the brunt of fighting 1 { years ago between Croats and the Muslim - led Bosnian government . Now , it ' s a battleground of wills - - over whether a federation between Croats and Muslims , a key to peace in Bosnia , will succeed . peace Do both sides of the conflict wish to seek a solution to peace in the area? 43 44 +1171 4 Signed last March under U . S . pressure , the Muslim - Croat federation halted the fighting between the two sides . But the hoped for military - political union never happened . Rising tensions are now pushing the federation toward collapse . Rising tensions What are the tensions over? 34 36 +1171 4 Signed last March under U . S . pressure , the Muslim - Croat federation halted the fighting between the two sides . But the hoped for military - political union never happened . Rising tensions are now pushing the federation toward collapse . tensions What are the tensions that are causing the federation to collapse? 35 36 +1171 5 Croatian President Franjo Tudjman recently told the German news magazine Spiegel the Bosnian government wanted full control of Mostar as a step to " founding an Islamic state . " Mostar ' s European administrator has accused Bosnian Croats of sabotaging the federation . Bosnian Croats of sabotaging the federation . How were they seen as sabotaging the peace? 37 44 +1171 5 Croatian President Franjo Tudjman recently told the German news magazine Spiegel the Bosnian government wanted full control of Mostar as a step to " founding an Islamic state . " Mostar ' s European administrator has accused Bosnian Croats of sabotaging the federation . accused Did any surrounding nations attempt to mediate between these two oppositions? 36 37 +1172 1 Thomas Muster and Alex Antonitsch overcame a second - set blip to beat Spanish doubles team Sergi Bruguera and Emilio Sanchez 6 - 2 , 3 - 6 , 6 - 3 , 6 - 3 Saturday and give Austria a 2 - 1 lead in their Davis Cup World Group match . overcame a second - set blip How did they overcome this? 5 11 +1172 1 Thomas Muster and Alex Antonitsch overcame a second - set blip to beat Spanish doubles team Sergi Bruguera and Emilio Sanchez 6 - 2 , 3 - 6 , 6 - 3 , 6 - 3 Saturday and give Austria a 2 - 1 lead in their Davis Cup World Group match . overcame a second - set blip How did they overcome this blip? 5 11 +1172 1 Thomas Muster and Alex Antonitsch overcame a second - set blip to beat Spanish doubles team Sergi Bruguera and Emilio Sanchez 6 - 2 , 3 - 6 , 6 - 3 , 6 - 3 Saturday and give Austria a 2 - 1 lead in their Davis Cup World Group match . to beat Beat them at what? 11 13 +1172 1 Thomas Muster and Alex Antonitsch overcame a second - set blip to beat Spanish doubles team Sergi Bruguera and Emilio Sanchez 6 - 2 , 3 - 6 , 6 - 3 , 6 - 3 Saturday and give Austria a 2 - 1 lead in their Davis Cup World Group match . team What kind of sport team is this? 15 16 +1172 2 Bruguera , ranked No . 4 in the world , proved a weak partner for Sanchez , an experienced doubles player who with his now injured partner Sergio Casal has won many of the world ' s leading doubles titles . weak What are the differences in technique between a singles player and a doubles player? 12 13 +1172 2 Bruguera , ranked No . 4 in the world , proved a weak partner for Sanchez , an experienced doubles player who with his now injured partner Sergio Casal has won many of the world ' s leading doubles titles . now injured partner Sergio Casal How was Casal injured before this tie? 24 29 +1172 2 Bruguera , ranked No . 4 in the world , proved a weak partner for Sanchez , an experienced doubles player who with his now injured partner Sergio Casal has won many of the world ' s leading doubles titles . ranked No . 4 Who is ranked #1? 2 6 +1172 2 Bruguera , ranked No . 4 in the world , proved a weak partner for Sanchez , an experienced doubles player who with his now injured partner Sergio Casal has won many of the world ' s leading doubles titles . proved How did he prove to be a weak partner? 10 11 +1172 2 Bruguera , ranked No . 4 in the world , proved a weak partner for Sanchez , an experienced doubles player who with his now injured partner Sergio Casal has won many of the world ' s leading doubles titles . now injured How was he injured? 24 26 +1172 3 " Today we had two singles players and two doubles players on court , " said Muster , a singles specialist . " Alex played better than Sanchez , and I played better than Bruguera . So we won . " specialist What are the regulations on the replacement of injured doubles partners? 20 21 +1172 3 " Today we had two singles players and two doubles players on court , " said Muster , a singles specialist . " Alex played better than Sanchez , and I played better than Bruguera . So we won . " a singles specialist Why is he considered a singles specialist? 18 21 +1172 3 " Today we had two singles players and two doubles players on court , " said Muster , a singles specialist . " Alex played better than Sanchez , and I played better than Bruguera . So we won . " singles specialist What makes him a specialist? 19 21 +1172 4 " They were playing together for the first time , we know each other for 10 years . and trained well together this week , " said Antonitsch . and trained well together this week , " How did they train? 18 26 +1172 4 " They were playing together for the first time , we know each other for 10 years . and trained well together this week , " said Antonitsch . the first time , Is there a reason they hadn't played together before now? 6 10 +1172 4 " They were playing together for the first time , we know each other for 10 years . and trained well together this week , " said Antonitsch . and trained What is involved in their training? 18 20 +1172 5 The Austrians broke Sanchez in the fifth game for the first service break and then , Bruguera dropped serve . broke Sanchez What you mean by \"broke\"? 2 4 +1172 5 The Austrians broke Sanchez in the fifth game for the first service break and then , Bruguera dropped serve . fifth game How many games are there? 6 8 +1173 1 Patricia Highsmith , an American crime writer whose dark , psychological tales of murder and intrigue thrilled readers worldwide , died Saturday . She was 74 . died How did Patricia Highsmith die? 20 21 +1173 1 Patricia Highsmith , an American crime writer whose dark , psychological tales of murder and intrigue thrilled readers worldwide , died Saturday . She was 74 . died How did she die? 20 21 +1173 1 Patricia Highsmith , an American crime writer whose dark , psychological tales of murder and intrigue thrilled readers worldwide , died Saturday . She was 74 . died Saturday How and why did she die? 20 22 +1173 2 She died at Locarno ' s Carita hospital , according to a hospital official . No cause of death was given . cause Why was a cause of death not given? 16 17 +1173 2 She died at Locarno ' s Carita hospital , according to a hospital official . No cause of death was given . died Did she have any medical problems? 1 2 +1173 3 Highsmith ' s first novel , " Strangers on a Train , " was published in 1950 . Alfred Hitchcock made it into a movie the following year . movie How is the movie different from the book? 24 25 +1173 3 Highsmith ' s first novel , " Strangers on a Train , " was published in 1950 . Alfred Hitchcock made it into a movie the following year . movie Was the movie successful? 24 25 +1173 3 Highsmith ' s first novel , " Strangers on a Train , " was published in 1950 . Alfred Hitchcock made it into a movie the following year . movie Was the movie named the same thing as the book? 24 25 +1173 4 She wrote some 20 novels and seven short - story collections . She was perhaps best known for the character of Tom Ripley , a charming gentleman - murderer who was at the center of five of her novels . Her last novel in 1991 was " Ripley Under Water . " best Why was she best known for the character of Tom Ripley? 15 16 +1173 4 She wrote some 20 novels and seven short - story collections . She was perhaps best known for the character of Tom Ripley , a charming gentleman - murderer who was at the center of five of her novels . Her last novel in 1991 was " Ripley Under Water . " charming How did she come up with the character of Tom Ripley? 25 26 +1173 4 She wrote some 20 novels and seven short - story collections . She was perhaps best known for the character of Tom Ripley , a charming gentleman - murderer who was at the center of five of her novels . Her last novel in 1991 was " Ripley Under Water . " last Why did she stop writing novels in 1991? 41 42 +1173 4 She wrote some 20 novels and seven short - story collections . She was perhaps best known for the character of Tom Ripley , a charming gentleman - murderer who was at the center of five of her novels . Her last novel in 1991 was " Ripley Under Water . " Tom Ripley , Why was Tom Ripley her best known character? 21 24 +1173 5 Her novels won wide critical acclaim . Graham Greene once described her as a " writer who has created a world of her own - - a world claustrophobic and irrational which we enter each time with a sense of personal danger . " won What are some of her famous novels? 2 3 +1173 5 Her novels won wide critical acclaim . Graham Greene once described her as a " writer who has created a world of her own - - a world claustrophobic and irrational which we enter each time with a sense of personal danger . " critical acclaim Why were they celebrated so much? 4 6 +1174 1 Ten men were shot to death Saturday night in a series of attacks apparently linked to a feud between Sunni and Shiite Muslim militants , police said . feud Why is there a feud between Sunni and Shiite Muslim militants? 17 18 +1174 1 Ten men were shot to death Saturday night in a series of attacks apparently linked to a feud between Sunni and Shiite Muslim militants , police said . feud between Sunni and Shiite Muslim militants , What were the militants arguing over that led to the massacre? 17 25 +1174 2 In the worst attack , four people were gunned down outside a club in central Karachi where Shiite men gather to play board games . gunned down How come there was no security at the club? 8 10 +1174 3 The Karachi Central District , an area wracked by political and religious violence , was the site for all but one of the killings , according to Sattar Sheikh , police superintendent for the area . wracked Why is the area \"The Karachi Central District\" wracked by political and religious violence? 7 8 +1174 3 The Karachi Central District , an area wracked by political and religious violence , was the site for all but one of the killings , according to Sattar Sheikh , police superintendent for the area . the site for all but one of the killings , What was the other site of the killings? 15 25 +1174 4 There were at least five separate attacks that accounted for the 10 deaths and nine injuries , according to police . Gunbattles continued late into the night and paramilitary troops were called in to the troubled areas to prevent further bloodshed . Gunbattles How come troops are not stationed 24/7 in an area where the attacks happen so often? 21 22 +1174 5 Sheikh said the shootings appeared linked to the feud between Tehfuz Nifaz Jafaria , a militant Shiite group , and Sibah - e - Shabha , a militant Sunni group . feud How come these groups do not resolve their differences? 8 9 +1175 1 The huge , ornate rooms in the former czarist palace where the Cold War may have started were polished and cleaned . in the former czarist palace which palace is being referred to? 5 10 +1175 1 The huge , ornate rooms in the former czarist palace where the Cold War may have started were polished and cleaned . ornate What makes the rooms in the former cazrist palace appear ornate? 3 4 +1175 1 The huge , ornate rooms in the former czarist palace where the Cold War may have started were polished and cleaned . the Cold War may have started Why did the Cold War possibly start in this palace? 11 17 +1175 1 The huge , ornate rooms in the former czarist palace where the Cold War may have started were polished and cleaned . the Cold War may have started Why is it thought that the Cold War might have begun in this palace? 11 17 +1175 2 Visitors were given their first glimpse of the private rooms where President Franklin Roosevelt slept during the 1945 Yalta Conference . Visitors were given their first glimpse When were visitors given a first glimpse into the private rooms? 0 6 +1175 2 Visitors were given their first glimpse of the private rooms where President Franklin Roosevelt slept during the 1945 Yalta Conference . where President Franklin Roosevelt slept Why was President Roosevelt sleeping in the palace? 10 15 +1175 3 And fuzzy black - and - white pictures of Roosevelt , Stalin and Churchill determining the shape of postwar Europe were put on display . determining the shape of postwar Europe How did they determine the shape of postwar Europe? 14 20 +1175 3 And fuzzy black - and - white pictures of Roosevelt , Stalin and Churchill determining the shape of postwar Europe were put on display . determining the shape How did pictures of Roosevelt, Stalin and Churchill determine the shape of postwar Europe? 14 17 +1175 3 And fuzzy black - and - white pictures of Roosevelt , Stalin and Churchill determining the shape of postwar Europe were put on display . the shape of postwar Europe were put on display What was the shape of postwar Europe at this time? 15 24 +1175 3 And fuzzy black - and - white pictures of Roosevelt , Stalin and Churchill determining the shape of postwar Europe were put on display . Roosevelt , Stalin and Churchill determining How did these three leaders determine the shape of Europe? 9 15 +1175 4 There were no formal ceremonies , but Saturday marked the 50th anniversary of the start of the top - secret meeting among the World War II Allied leaders on the outskirts of Yalta . There were no formal ceremonies , Were there any informal ceremonies? 0 6 +1175 4 There were no formal ceremonies , but Saturday marked the 50th anniversary of the start of the top - secret meeting among the World War II Allied leaders on the outskirts of Yalta . 50th anniversary How often, over the last fifty years, have World War II Allied leaders held top-secret meetings? 10 12 +1175 4 There were no formal ceremonies , but Saturday marked the 50th anniversary of the start of the top - secret meeting among the World War II Allied leaders on the outskirts of Yalta . start of the top - secret meeting Why was the meeting top-secret? 14 21 +1175 4 There were no formal ceremonies , but Saturday marked the 50th anniversary of the start of the top - secret meeting among the World War II Allied leaders on the outskirts of Yalta . the outskirts of Yalta Why was the meeting held in Yalta? 29 33 +1175 5 Museum curators and local officials say there is new interest in the meeting where decisions were made to split Europe into what became two hostile blocs . into what became two hostile blocs Why were they hostile? 20 26 +1175 5 Museum curators and local officials say there is new interest in the meeting where decisions were made to split Europe into what became two hostile blocs . decisions Who made the decisions to split Europe into what became two hostile blocs? 14 15 +1175 5 Museum curators and local officials say there is new interest in the meeting where decisions were made to split Europe into what became two hostile blocs . became two hostile blocs Why did the two blocs become hostile toward each other? 22 26 +1176 1 Patricia Highsmith , an American crime writer whose dark , psychological tales of murder and intrigue thrilled and shocked readers worldwide , died Saturday . She was 74 . died How did she die? 22 23 +1176 1 Patricia Highsmith , an American crime writer whose dark , psychological tales of murder and intrigue thrilled and shocked readers worldwide , died Saturday . She was 74 . died Saturday What was the cause of death? 22 24 +1176 1 Patricia Highsmith , an American crime writer whose dark , psychological tales of murder and intrigue thrilled and shocked readers worldwide , died Saturday . She was 74 . writer What were some of her top bestsellers? 6 7 +1176 1 Patricia Highsmith , an American crime writer whose dark , psychological tales of murder and intrigue thrilled and shocked readers worldwide , died Saturday . She was 74 . died How did she die? 22 23 +1176 2 She died at the Carita hospital in the southern Swiss town of Locarno , according to a hospital official . No cause of death was given . given Why was no cause given? 25 26 +1176 2 She died at the Carita hospital in the southern Swiss town of Locarno , according to a hospital official . No cause of death was given . No cause of death was given Why was the cause of death not given 20 26 +1176 3 Her haunting , harrowing tales were published in 20 languages , and were especially popular in Europe . Many of her principal characters , even if they had killed someone , escaped detection . harrowing tales were published What are some of her publications? 3 7 +1176 3 Her haunting , harrowing tales were published in 20 languages , and were especially popular in Europe . Many of her principal characters , even if they had killed someone , escaped detection . characters , What were some major characters? 22 24 +1176 3 Her haunting , harrowing tales were published in 20 languages , and were especially popular in Europe . Many of her principal characters , even if they had killed someone , escaped detection . 20 languages , did it translate to asian languages? 8 11 +1176 4 " I rather like criminals and find them extremely interesting , unless they are monotonously and stupidly brutal , " she once said . monotonously How can a criminal be both stupid and boring with their brutality? 14 15 +1176 4 " I rather like criminals and find them extremely interesting , unless they are monotonously and stupidly brutal , " she once said . stupidly brutal , " how is this decided? 16 20 +1176 5 Highsmith ' s first novel , " Strangers on a Train , " appeared in 1950 , after being rejected by six publishers . Alfred Hitchcock made it into a movie the following year and it became a classic of suspense fiction rejected Which publisher ultimately published her work? 19 20 +1177 1 Security men blocked journalists of Serbia ' s sole independent daily from entering their offices Saturday in the authorities ' latest move to muzzle the media . Security men How many security men? 0 2 +1177 1 Security men blocked journalists of Serbia ' s sole independent daily from entering their offices Saturday in the authorities ' latest move to muzzle the media . Serbia ' s sole independent daily What is Serbia's sole independent daily? 5 11 +1177 2 Two women journalists were slightly injured in a spontaneous protest outside the building in central Belgrade . They were bruised when the 50 journalists , who blocked traffic , were forced aside by three cars bearing stickers of a Serbian paramilitary leader . Two women journalists Who are these two women journalists? 0 3 +1177 2 Two women journalists were slightly injured in a spontaneous protest outside the building in central Belgrade . They were bruised when the 50 journalists , who blocked traffic , were forced aside by three cars bearing stickers of a Serbian paramilitary leader . spontaneous protest How was it a spontaneous protest? 8 10 +1177 2 Two women journalists were slightly injured in a spontaneous protest outside the building in central Belgrade . They were bruised when the 50 journalists , who blocked traffic , were forced aside by three cars bearing stickers of a Serbian paramilitary leader . spontaneous protest What was the crux of the protest? 8 10 +1177 5 Late last year , the government of Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic used a legal loophole to deny the daily Borba approval for its 1991 transformation to a shareholding company . It formed a state - controlled enterprise under the same name . under the same name So could Nasa Borba change their name under the same loophole? 37 41 +1177 5 Late last year , the government of Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic used a legal loophole to deny the daily Borba approval for its 1991 transformation to a shareholding company . It formed a state - controlled enterprise under the same name . a state - controlled enterprise How does a state-controlled enterprise work? 32 37 +1177 5 Late last year , the government of Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic used a legal loophole to deny the daily Borba approval for its 1991 transformation to a shareholding company . It formed a state - controlled enterprise under the same name . used a legal loophole What sort of legality did the Milosevic government use to attain this end? 11 15 +1178 1 Germany and Russia secured places in the second round of the 1995 Davis Cup Saturday , while defending champion Sweden avoided elimination by winning its doubles match against Denmark . Davis Cup Saturday , What sport is the Davis Cup? 12 16 +1178 1 Germany and Russia secured places in the second round of the 1995 Davis Cup Saturday , while defending champion Sweden avoided elimination by winning its doubles match against Denmark . 1995 Davis Cup Saturday , What sport is this? 11 16 +1178 1 Germany and Russia secured places in the second round of the 1995 Davis Cup Saturday , while defending champion Sweden avoided elimination by winning its doubles match against Denmark . match Which sport is being talked about here? 26 27 +1178 1 Germany and Russia secured places in the second round of the 1995 Davis Cup Saturday , while defending champion Sweden avoided elimination by winning its doubles match against Denmark . Davis What sport is the Davis Cup? 12 13 +1178 2 Sweden , after losing both singles matches on Friday , rallied behind Jan Apell and Jonas Bjorkman , who lost the first set before posting a 6 - 7 ( 6 - 8 ) , 6 - 3 , 6 - 4 , 6 - 2 victory over Kenneth Carlsen and Morten Christensen . Kenneth Carlsen and Morten Christensen What country are they representing? 48 53 +1178 2 Sweden , after losing both singles matches on Friday , rallied behind Jan Apell and Jonas Bjorkman , who lost the first set before posting a 6 - 7 ( 6 - 8 ) , 6 - 3 , 6 - 4 , 6 - 2 victory over Kenneth Carlsen and Morten Christensen . Carlsen Which country is Kenneth Carlsen and Morten Christensen from? 49 50 +1178 3 Denmark , without a player ranked in the top 200 , can still pull off the upset if either Carlsen beats two - time Wimbledon champion Stefan Edberg or Frederik Fetterlein plays Bjorkman in Sunday ' s reverse singles on the indoor carpet at Copenhagen . pull off the upset if either How would the outcome of two singles matches influence the outcome from a doubles match? 13 19 +1178 3 Denmark , without a player ranked in the top 200 , can still pull off the upset if either Carlsen beats two - time Wimbledon champion Stefan Edberg or Frederik Fetterlein plays Bjorkman in Sunday ' s reverse singles on the indoor carpet at Copenhagen . in the top 200 , Why is 200 significant? 6 11 +1178 3 Denmark , without a player ranked in the top 200 , can still pull off the upset if either Carlsen beats two - time Wimbledon champion Stefan Edberg or Frederik Fetterlein plays Bjorkman in Sunday ' s reverse singles on the indoor carpet at Copenhagen . without Why is no player ranked in the top 200 but still be expected to pull off an upset? 2 3 +1178 3 Denmark , without a player ranked in the top 200 , can still pull off the upset if either Carlsen beats two - time Wimbledon champion Stefan Edberg or Frederik Fetterlein plays Bjorkman in Sunday ' s reverse singles on the indoor carpet at Copenhagen . reverse What is a reverse singles match? 37 38 +1178 4 The last defending champion nation to lose in the first round was the United States , eliminated by Australia after winning the title in 1992 . to lose in the first round Was this a doubles or singles match? 5 11 +1178 4 The last defending champion nation to lose in the first round was the United States , eliminated by Australia after winning the title in 1992 . 1992 So did the U.S. lose in 1993? 24 25 +1178 4 The last defending champion nation to lose in the first round was the United States , eliminated by Australia after winning the title in 1992 . eliminated How were they eliminated? 16 17 +1178 4 The last defending champion nation to lose in the first round was the United States , eliminated by Australia after winning the title in 1992 . United What were the scores for the United States team? 13 14 +1178 5 Russia , last year ' s runner - up , raced to an insurmountable 3 - 0 lead over Belgium at Antwerp , with Yevgeny Kafelnikov and Andrey Olhovskiy beating Libor Pimek and Filip Dewulf 2 - 6 , 7 - 5 , 7 - 5 , 6 - 3 . last year ' s runner - up , Who did they end up losing to? 2 10 +1178 5 Russia , last year ' s runner - up , raced to an insurmountable 3 - 0 lead over Belgium at Antwerp , with Yevgeny Kafelnikov and Andrey Olhovskiy beating Libor Pimek and Filip Dewulf 2 - 6 , 7 - 5 , 7 - 5 , 6 - 3 . insurmountable literally insurmountable or is this hyperbole? 13 14 +1178 5 Russia , last year ' s runner - up , raced to an insurmountable 3 - 0 lead over Belgium at Antwerp , with Yevgeny Kafelnikov and Andrey Olhovskiy beating Libor Pimek and Filip Dewulf 2 - 6 , 7 - 5 , 7 - 5 , 6 - 3 . beating How did they beat Libor and Filip - what made it an insurmountable lead? 29 30 +1178 5 Russia , last year ' s runner - up , raced to an insurmountable 3 - 0 lead over Belgium at Antwerp , with Yevgeny Kafelnikov and Andrey Olhovskiy beating Libor Pimek and Filip Dewulf 2 - 6 , 7 - 5 , 7 - 5 , 6 - 3 . runner - up , Who are the top five seeds for this event? 6 10 +1179 1 Polish lawmakers warned President Lech Walesa on Saturday they will take him to court if he tries to dissolve parliament to force new elections . if he tries to dissolve parliament What is the endgame of dissolving parliament? 14 20 +1179 1 Polish lawmakers warned President Lech Walesa on Saturday they will take him to court if he tries to dissolve parliament to force new elections . warned President Lech Walesa Why do they need to warn him? 2 6 +1179 1 Polish lawmakers warned President Lech Walesa on Saturday they will take him to court if he tries to dissolve parliament to force new elections . dissolve parliament Why does he want to dissolve parliament? 18 20 +1179 1 Polish lawmakers warned President Lech Walesa on Saturday they will take him to court if he tries to dissolve parliament to force new elections . force new elections Why does he want new election to be held? 21 24 +1179 1 Polish lawmakers warned President Lech Walesa on Saturday they will take him to court if he tries to dissolve parliament to force new elections . force new elections Why is President Lech Wales forcing new elections? 21 24 +1179 1 Polish lawmakers warned President Lech Walesa on Saturday they will take him to court if he tries to dissolve parliament to force new elections . dissolve parliament How does dissolving the parliament force new elections? 18 20 +1179 2 Walesa insists he has the authority to take such action , but the leftist - dominated parliament passed a resolution declaring it would be illegal . insists he has the authority Where does Walesa feel he derives his authority to do so? 1 6 +1179 2 Walesa insists he has the authority to take such action , but the leftist - dominated parliament passed a resolution declaring it would be illegal . Walesa insists he has the authority Why does he think he is so entitled? 0 6 +1179 2 Walesa insists he has the authority to take such action , but the leftist - dominated parliament passed a resolution declaring it would be illegal . passed a resolution declaring it would be illegal Would making this illegal be the best solution or is there another better solution? 17 25 +1179 2 Walesa insists he has the authority to take such action , but the leftist - dominated parliament passed a resolution declaring it would be illegal . insists he has the authority Why does Walesa insists he has the authority to take such action? 1 6 +1179 2 Walesa insists he has the authority to take such action , but the leftist - dominated parliament passed a resolution declaring it would be illegal . passed a resolution How does a passed resolution declare the President's authority illegal? 17 20 +1179 3 The resolution threatens to take Walesa before the state tribunal , a special court which determines whether politicians are acting within the constitution . resolution How was this resolution not already something stated in their laws as a form of checking the power of those in office? 1 2 +1179 4 It ' s unclear under Polish law whether the state tribunal has the power to oust Walesa from office or merely order him to comply with the constitution . has the power to oust Walesa At this point, wouldn't this form of government just lead to a dictatorship because there is no way to keep the power of those in office in check? 11 17 +1179 5 Walesa , the former head of the Solidarity labor union which toppled the Communist regime in 1989 , has been on a collision course with parliament and Prime Minister Waldemar Pawlak over economic and foreign policies . economic and foreign policies What types of policies have caused friction between Solidarity and the PM? 32 36 +1179 5 Walesa , the former head of the Solidarity labor union which toppled the Communist regime in 1989 , has been on a collision course with parliament and Prime Minister Waldemar Pawlak over economic and foreign policies . collision course So, was being brought to court inevitable for Walesa since it seems like a lot of people don't agree with how he wants to run things? 22 24 +1180 1 William Gladstone remains one of the great philosophers of English politics , matched as he was with his Conservative Party opponent Benjamin Disraeli during much of Queen Victoria ' s 1800s . Now his diaries are finally available , lending more depth to his personality . philosophers of English politics , what made him so great? what did he research? 7 12 +1180 1 William Gladstone remains one of the great philosophers of English politics , matched as he was with his Conservative Party opponent Benjamin Disraeli during much of Queen Victoria ' s 1800s . Now his diaries are finally available , lending more depth to his personality . remains one of the great philosophers Why was he a great philosopher? 2 8 +1180 1 William Gladstone remains one of the great philosophers of English politics , matched as he was with his Conservative Party opponent Benjamin Disraeli during much of Queen Victoria ' s 1800s . Now his diaries are finally available , lending more depth to his personality . great Why is William Gladstone considered a great philosopher? 6 7 +1180 1 William Gladstone remains one of the great philosophers of English politics , matched as he was with his Conservative Party opponent Benjamin Disraeli during much of Queen Victoria ' s 1800s . Now his diaries are finally available , lending more depth to his personality . personality What do his diaries tell us about William Gladstone? 44 45 +1180 2 OXFORD , England ( AP ) - - The great work is done . The diaries of William Ewart Gladstone , the greatest of Victorian statesmen , are in print in 14 thick volumes after more than a quarter - century of editing and research . 14 how did one person write fourteen volumes as a diary? 31 32 +1180 2 OXFORD , England ( AP ) - - The great work is done . The diaries of William Ewart Gladstone , the greatest of Victorian statesmen , are in print in 14 thick volumes after more than a quarter - century of editing and research . quarter - century of editing and research . Why did the editing process take so long? 38 46 +1180 3 Four times prime minister , the charismatic leader of the Liberal Party gave up politics when he was 84 years old . He died four years later , in 1898 , and is buried in Westminster Abbey . Four times prime minister , how was he elected prime minister 4 times? 0 5 +1180 3 Four times prime minister , the charismatic leader of the Liberal Party gave up politics when he was 84 years old . He died four years later , in 1898 , and is buried in Westminster Abbey . gave up politics Why did he give up on politics? 12 15 +1180 3 Four times prime minister , the charismatic leader of the Liberal Party gave up politics when he was 84 years old . He died four years later , in 1898 , and is buried in Westminster Abbey . charismatic What made him so charismatic? 6 7 +1180 3 Four times prime minister , the charismatic leader of the Liberal Party gave up politics when he was 84 years old . He died four years later , in 1898 , and is buried in Westminster Abbey . politics Why did he give up politics after so long? 14 15 +1180 4 Huge crowds flocked to see and hear the Grand Old Man and he can still be heard . He was the first European politician to speak on Thomas Edison ' s phonograph . Huge crowds flocked to what was so important about what he had to say? 0 4 +1180 4 Huge crowds flocked to see and hear the Grand Old Man and he can still be heard . He was the first European politician to speak on Thomas Edison ' s phonograph . heard How can he still be heard if he is dead? 16 17 +1180 4 Huge crowds flocked to see and hear the Grand Old Man and he can still be heard . He was the first European politician to speak on Thomas Edison ' s phonograph . phonograph What did he say on the phonograph? 31 32 +1180 5 His diaries from age 16 to 86 contain 23 , 500 entries , brief and primarily a record of meetings , churchgoing and reading . 16 to 86 contain 23 , 500 entries , how did he write so much? 4 13 +1180 5 His diaries from age 16 to 86 contain 23 , 500 entries , brief and primarily a record of meetings , churchgoing and reading . brief and primarily a record of meetings , Why were his entries typically so brief? 13 21 +1180 5 His diaries from age 16 to 86 contain 23 , 500 entries , brief and primarily a record of meetings , churchgoing and reading . record of meetings , churchgoing and reading Why did he record all of these; for what purpose? 17 24 +1181 1 A delegation of U . S . State Department officials left North Korea Saturday after talks on exchanging liaison offices with the isolated communist state , the North ' s official media reported . exchanging Why are they exchanging liaison offices? 17 18 +1181 1 A delegation of U . S . State Department officials left North Korea Saturday after talks on exchanging liaison offices with the isolated communist state , the North ' s official media reported . delegation Why was the delegation meeting felt necessary? 1 2 +1181 1 A delegation of U . S . State Department officials left North Korea Saturday after talks on exchanging liaison offices with the isolated communist state , the North ' s official media reported . A delegation Who is this person? 0 2 +1181 1 A delegation of U . S . State Department officials left North Korea Saturday after talks on exchanging liaison offices with the isolated communist state , the North ' s official media reported . talks How many, and which, countries were part of these talks? 15 16 +1181 2 The exchange of offices is part of the Oct . 21 U . S . - North Korea deal in which the North agreed to freeze its nuclear program in exchange for economic aid and limited diplomatic ties . deal What made North Korea need to come to an impasse where they needed assistance? 18 19 +1181 2 The exchange of offices is part of the Oct . 21 U . S . - North Korea deal in which the North agreed to freeze its nuclear program in exchange for economic aid and limited diplomatic ties . diplomatic What were the diplomatic ties they requested to limit? 36 37 +1181 2 The exchange of offices is part of the Oct . 21 U . S . - North Korea deal in which the North agreed to freeze its nuclear program in exchange for economic aid and limited diplomatic ties . economic What type of economic aid has the U.S. agreed to provide North Korea? 32 33 +1181 3 During their five - day visit to Pyongyang , the North ' s capital , the U . S . officials looked at possible site for the American office . site Where is the possible site located? 24 25 +1181 3 During their five - day visit to Pyongyang , the North ' s capital , the U . S . officials looked at possible site for the American office . site How is the US scouting sites when North Korea wants to limit diplomatic ties? 24 25 +1181 3 During their five - day visit to Pyongyang , the North ' s capital , the U . S . officials looked at possible site for the American office . visit Was the US not accompanied during their visit if they were able to visit sites for an office? 5 6 +1181 3 During their five - day visit to Pyongyang , the North ' s capital , the U . S . officials looked at possible site for the American office . office Did the American office ever get built? 28 29 +1181 4 Pyongyang ' s official Korea Central News Agency did not provide further details in its one - sentence dispatch monitored Sunday . dispatch What is a dispatch in terms to the Koreas? Is this an announcement to the public? 18 19 +1181 4 Pyongyang ' s official Korea Central News Agency did not provide further details in its one - sentence dispatch monitored Sunday . monitored Who monitored the dispatch? 19 20 +1181 4 Pyongyang ' s official Korea Central News Agency did not provide further details in its one - sentence dispatch monitored Sunday . one - sentence What did the one-sentence say? 15 18 +1181 5 Liaison offices would be the first step toward normalizing relations . The United States fought in the 1950 - 53 Korean War on South Korea ' s side . normalizing relations Why would this help to normalize relations? 8 10 +1182 1 A former World War II guerrilla who later served as foreign secretary wants the name of the late President Ferdinand Marcos removed from the list of Filipino war heroes . removed from the list of Filipino war heroes Why does he want Marcos name removed? 21 29 +1182 1 A former World War II guerrilla who later served as foreign secretary wants the name of the late President Ferdinand Marcos removed from the list of Filipino war heroes . former World War II guerrilla Who is the former World War II guerrilla? 1 6 +1182 1 A former World War II guerrilla who later served as foreign secretary wants the name of the late President Ferdinand Marcos removed from the list of Filipino war heroes . Marcos removed from the list Why do he wants Marcos removed from the list of Filipino war heroes? 20 25 +1182 1 A former World War II guerrilla who later served as foreign secretary wants the name of the late President Ferdinand Marcos removed from the list of Filipino war heroes . foreign secretary Who is the foreign secretary? 10 12 +1182 1 A former World War II guerrilla who later served as foreign secretary wants the name of the late President Ferdinand Marcos removed from the list of Filipino war heroes . removed from the list Why is this person wanting the President's name removed from the list? 21 25 +1182 1 A former World War II guerrilla who later served as foreign secretary wants the name of the late President Ferdinand Marcos removed from the list of Filipino war heroes . removed Why does he want the late President's name removed? 21 22 +1182 2 Marcos ' name is among those inscribed at Fort Santiago as having been among thousands of Filipinos jailed in the 16th Century Spanish fort by the Japanese during the war . jailed in the 16th Century Spanish fort Why were these people jailed? 17 24 +1182 2 Marcos ' name is among those inscribed at Fort Santiago as having been among thousands of Filipinos jailed in the 16th Century Spanish fort by the Japanese during the war . thousands of Filipinos jailed Why were they jailed? 14 18 +1182 2 Marcos ' name is among those inscribed at Fort Santiago as having been among thousands of Filipinos jailed in the 16th Century Spanish fort by the Japanese during the war . by the Japanese during the war . Why was he jailed by the Japanese? 24 31 +1182 2 Marcos ' name is among those inscribed at Fort Santiago as having been among thousands of Filipinos jailed in the 16th Century Spanish fort by the Japanese during the war . jailed Does this former World War II guerrilla claim that this was not true? 17 18 +1182 3 " For the sake of history , for the sake of our youth , and for the sake of our future , we should now go review the records and remove the fake heroes from our lists , " former Foreign Secretary Raul Manglapus , who was also jailed at Fort Santiago , asked the National Historical Institute on Saturday . remove the fake heroes How will they determine which people are fake? 30 34 +1182 3 " For the sake of history , for the sake of our youth , and for the sake of our future , we should now go review the records and remove the fake heroes from our lists , " former Foreign Secretary Raul Manglapus , who was also jailed at Fort Santiago , asked the National Historical Institute on Saturday . jailed Is Manglapus claiming that Marcos was not among the thousands jailed at Fort Santiago? 48 49 +1182 4 Manglapus claimed neither he nor any other former guerrilla had actually seen Marcos at Fort Santiago . Marcos said he was held there soon after the April 1942 fall of Bataan but escaped . escaped How did Marcos escape? 32 33 +1182 4 Manglapus claimed neither he nor any other former guerrilla had actually seen Marcos at Fort Santiago . Marcos said he was held there soon after the April 1942 fall of Bataan but escaped . claimed neither he nor any other former guerrilla How accurate is this as a source of information? 1 9 +1182 4 Manglapus claimed neither he nor any other former guerrilla had actually seen Marcos at Fort Santiago . Marcos said he was held there soon after the April 1942 fall of Bataan but escaped . escaped Did anybody escape with him and can verify his statement? 32 33 +1182 5 " The former president was never seen in these ( Fort Santiago ) premises by any of the detainees , " Manglapus said . detainees , " How many of the detainees are still alive and can verify this? 18 21 +1183 1 Vietnam and the Philippines signed an agreement Sunday for the orderly repatriation of Vietnamese who fled their homeland but cannot qualify for political refugee status abroad . political refugee status Why weren't they able to qualify for political refugee status? 22 25 +1183 1 Vietnam and the Philippines signed an agreement Sunday for the orderly repatriation of Vietnamese who fled their homeland but cannot qualify for political refugee status abroad . cannot qualify for political refugee status Why were they unable to qualify in other countries? 19 25 +1183 1 Vietnam and the Philippines signed an agreement Sunday for the orderly repatriation of Vietnamese who fled their homeland but cannot qualify for political refugee status abroad . Sunday what date? 7 8 +1183 1 Vietnam and the Philippines signed an agreement Sunday for the orderly repatriation of Vietnamese who fled their homeland but cannot qualify for political refugee status abroad . cannot qualify why can't they qualify? 19 21 +1183 1 Vietnam and the Philippines signed an agreement Sunday for the orderly repatriation of Vietnamese who fled their homeland but cannot qualify for political refugee status abroad . an agreement What is the agreement for? 5 7 +1183 1 Vietnam and the Philippines signed an agreement Sunday for the orderly repatriation of Vietnamese who fled their homeland but cannot qualify for political refugee status abroad . fled their homeland Why did the Vietnamese flee their homeland? 15 18 +1183 1 Vietnam and the Philippines signed an agreement Sunday for the orderly repatriation of Vietnamese who fled their homeland but cannot qualify for political refugee status abroad . cannot qualify Why can they not qualify? 19 21 +1183 2 Vietnamese Foreign Minister Nguyen Manh Cam and Philippine Foreign Secretary Roberto Romulo also signed a mutual cooperation agreement and both called on all countries to refrain from acts that would disturb the peace in the South China Sea . acts that would disturb the peace What are the acts that would disturb peace? 27 33 +1183 2 Vietnamese Foreign Minister Nguyen Manh Cam and Philippine Foreign Secretary Roberto Romulo also signed a mutual cooperation agreement and both called on all countries to refrain from acts that would disturb the peace in the South China Sea . acts what kind of acts? 27 28 +1183 2 Vietnamese Foreign Minister Nguyen Manh Cam and Philippine Foreign Secretary Roberto Romulo also signed a mutual cooperation agreement and both called on all countries to refrain from acts that would disturb the peace in the South China Sea . signed a mutual cooperation agreement What was the main focus of this agreement? 13 18 +1183 2 Vietnamese Foreign Minister Nguyen Manh Cam and Philippine Foreign Secretary Roberto Romulo also signed a mutual cooperation agreement and both called on all countries to refrain from acts that would disturb the peace in the South China Sea . refrain from acts Refrain from what kind of acts? 25 28 +1183 2 Vietnamese Foreign Minister Nguyen Manh Cam and Philippine Foreign Secretary Roberto Romulo also signed a mutual cooperation agreement and both called on all countries to refrain from acts that would disturb the peace in the South China Sea . disturb the peace Why do they want to disturb the peace? 30 33 +1183 3 The orderly repatriation agreement , also signed by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees , seeks to deal with Vietnamese " boat people " who sailed to the Philippines but cannot qualify for settlement in the United States , Canada or other countries . cannot qualify for settlement Why didn't they qualify for settlement in those countries? 31 35 +1183 3 The orderly repatriation agreement , also signed by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees , seeks to deal with Vietnamese " boat people " who sailed to the Philippines but cannot qualify for settlement in the United States , Canada or other countries . to deal with How do they plan on dealing with those people? 17 20 +1183 3 The orderly repatriation agreement , also signed by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees , seeks to deal with Vietnamese " boat people " who sailed to the Philippines but cannot qualify for settlement in the United States , Canada or other countries . " boat people " Why are the dubbed as \"boat people\"? 21 25 +1183 3 The orderly repatriation agreement , also signed by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees , seeks to deal with Vietnamese " boat people " who sailed to the Philippines but cannot qualify for settlement in the United States , Canada or other countries . sailed to the Philippines Why did they sail to the Philippines? 26 30 +1183 4 A joint statement of the three parties said the arrangement was in line with the " comprehensive plan of action " adopted by the Internatinal Conference on Indochinese Refugees . It requires the repatriation of asylum seekers who cannot show they face persecution in their homeland . joint statement of the three parties Why did these parties feel the need to cooperate for this statement? 1 7 +1183 4 A joint statement of the three parties said the arrangement was in line with the " comprehensive plan of action " adopted by the Internatinal Conference on Indochinese Refugees . It requires the repatriation of asylum seekers who cannot show they face persecution in their homeland . face persecution in their homeland What types of persecution were being faced by these refugees? 41 46 +1183 4 A joint statement of the three parties said the arrangement was in line with the " comprehensive plan of action " adopted by the Internatinal Conference on Indochinese Refugees . It requires the repatriation of asylum seekers who cannot show they face persecution in their homeland . was in line What do they mean when they say \"in line\"? 10 13 +1183 4 A joint statement of the three parties said the arrangement was in line with the " comprehensive plan of action " adopted by the Internatinal Conference on Indochinese Refugees . It requires the repatriation of asylum seekers who cannot show they face persecution in their homeland . " comprehensive plan of action " What is this comprehensive plan of action? 15 21 +1183 4 A joint statement of the three parties said the arrangement was in line with the " comprehensive plan of action " adopted by the Internatinal Conference on Indochinese Refugees . It requires the repatriation of asylum seekers who cannot show they face persecution in their homeland . face persecution How do they face persecution? 41 43 +1183 5 The joint statement said 2 , 800 " non - refugees " now are housed at the Philippine First Asylum Camp in Palawan , 370 miles ( 592 kilometers ) southwest of Manila . are housed What type of housing was provided? 13 15 +1184 1 Sitting on a thin mattress with a blanket wrapped around her shoulders , Mitsue Takami , 74 , says life isn ' t bad in a chilly elementary school classroom . Volunteers fetch her medicine at a nearby hospital , and a fellow quake survivor brings her box lunches . elementary school classroom Why is she in an elementary school classroom? 27 30 +1184 1 Sitting on a thin mattress with a blanket wrapped around her shoulders , Mitsue Takami , 74 , says life isn ' t bad in a chilly elementary school classroom . Volunteers fetch her medicine at a nearby hospital , and a fellow quake survivor brings her box lunches . quake Where was this earthquake? 43 44 +1184 1 Sitting on a thin mattress with a blanket wrapped around her shoulders , Mitsue Takami , 74 , says life isn ' t bad in a chilly elementary school classroom . Volunteers fetch her medicine at a nearby hospital , and a fellow quake survivor brings her box lunches . quake What is the quake? 43 44 +1184 1 Sitting on a thin mattress with a blanket wrapped around her shoulders , Mitsue Takami , 74 , says life isn ' t bad in a chilly elementary school classroom . Volunteers fetch her medicine at a nearby hospital , and a fellow quake survivor brings her box lunches . quake survivor What earthquake did she survive? 43 45 +1184 2 Since the earthquake that devastated Kobe threw her from her bed Jan . 17 and destroyed her house , Takami has been living at the Motoyama No . 3 Elementary School , sharing a room with a handful of elderly evacuees . earthquake that devastated Kobe How many people were injured or killed in this earthquake? 2 6 +1184 2 Since the earthquake that devastated Kobe threw her from her bed Jan . 17 and destroyed her house , Takami has been living at the Motoyama No . 3 Elementary School , sharing a room with a handful of elderly evacuees . elderly evacuees Where have they been evacuated from? 39 41 +1184 2 Since the earthquake that devastated Kobe threw her from her bed Jan . 17 and destroyed her house , Takami has been living at the Motoyama No . 3 Elementary School , sharing a room with a handful of elderly evacuees . handful of elderly evacuees How many elderly evacuees are being housed in schools and other public buildings? 37 41 +1184 3 A childless widow who suffers from hardening of the arteries , Takami is one of the thousands of seniors living in drafty shelters , depending on volunteers and makeshift clinics to help with their aches and pains . drafty shelters , What are these shelters like? 21 24 +1184 3 A childless widow who suffers from hardening of the arteries , Takami is one of the thousands of seniors living in drafty shelters , depending on volunteers and makeshift clinics to help with their aches and pains . volunteers Are there enough volunteers to cover the needs of evacuees? 26 27 +1184 4 Like many , she is waiting for her name to come up in the lottery for government - built housing . The elderly , sick and families with children are being given priority , but applications far outnumber available units . lottery Why is it a lottery system to determine who gets government housing? Did they consider any other systems before deciding on this one? 14 15 +1184 4 Like many , she is waiting for her name to come up in the lottery for government - built housing . The elderly , sick and families with children are being given priority , but applications far outnumber available units . outnumber available units Why are so few units available? 37 40 +1184 4 Like many , she is waiting for her name to come up in the lottery for government - built housing . The elderly , sick and families with children are being given priority , but applications far outnumber available units . lottery Is the availability of government-built housing insufficient for the need? 14 15 +1184 5 Seven survivors are crowded into her small classroom . There ' s no heating or running water . Portable bathrooms are lined up outside in the school yard . But she ' s not complaining . Seven survivors was there a decision made as to how many survivors should inhabit a classroom? 0 2 +1184 5 Seven survivors are crowded into her small classroom . There ' s no heating or running water . Portable bathrooms are lined up outside in the school yard . But she ' s not complaining . But she ' s not complaining Why isn't she complaining? 29 35 +1184 5 Seven survivors are crowded into her small classroom . There ' s no heating or running water . Portable bathrooms are lined up outside in the school yard . But she ' s not complaining . There ' s no heating or running water Why are there no facilities? 9 17 +1184 5 Seven survivors are crowded into her small classroom . There ' s no heating or running water . Portable bathrooms are lined up outside in the school yard . But she ' s not complaining . no heating or running water How do they keep the elderly evacuees healthy and well without heat or running water? 12 17 +1185 1 Flood refugees poured back into their precarious polder life Sunday , grateful their centuries - old dams held and glad to see their homes above water . Flood refugees From where? 0 2 +1185 1 Flood refugees poured back into their precarious polder life Sunday , grateful their centuries - old dams held and glad to see their homes above water . Flood refugees Where were these flood refugees located? 0 2 +1185 1 Flood refugees poured back into their precarious polder life Sunday , grateful their centuries - old dams held and glad to see their homes above water . centuries - old dams Why were the dams so old? 13 17 +1185 1 Flood refugees poured back into their precarious polder life Sunday , grateful their centuries - old dams held and glad to see their homes above water . Flood refugees What is a Flood Refugee? 0 2 +1185 1 Flood refugees poured back into their precarious polder life Sunday , grateful their centuries - old dams held and glad to see their homes above water . water Where are the Refugees located that they have experienced a flood? Who are they? 25 26 +1185 2 " You just feel powerless and scared of the water . It was really frightening , " said Klaas van Dee , who owns a woodcutting business in the village of Echteld near here . powerless Does he mean powerless within himself or his business? how serious is the issue? 4 5 +1185 4 Sunday virtually all the rest of the 250 , 000 refugees from the flooding in the southeastern part of the nation were given the go ahead to return to their homes from evacuation centers and makeshift accommodations . part of the nation Which nation? 17 21 +1185 4 Sunday virtually all the rest of the 250 , 000 refugees from the flooding in the southeastern part of the nation were given the go ahead to return to their homes from evacuation centers and makeshift accommodations . flooding in the southeastern part of the nation How long did the flooding in the Netherlands last? 13 21 +1185 4 Sunday virtually all the rest of the 250 , 000 refugees from the flooding in the southeastern part of the nation were given the go ahead to return to their homes from evacuation centers and makeshift accommodations . evacuation what happened to make them have to evacuate ? 32 33 +1185 5 About 70 , 000 had been allowed to go home in previous days . allowed to go home in previous days Why were some people allowed to go home before others? 6 13 +1186 1 Two separate road accidents in southern and central India on Sunday left at least 32 persons dead and 37 injured , news agencies reported . Two Did these accidents involve vehicles only? 0 1 +1186 1 Two separate road accidents in southern and central India on Sunday left at least 32 persons dead and 37 injured , news agencies reported . Two separate road accidents Was there a condition that led to the two accidents? 0 4 +1186 1 Two separate road accidents in southern and central India on Sunday left at least 32 persons dead and 37 injured , news agencies reported . 32 persons dead and 37 injured , Who were these people? 14 21 +1186 2 The accidents highlighted the poor condition of roads , the crowded buses , inadequate public transport and lax enforcement of safety standards across India . standards How long has this been an issue? 21 22 +1186 2 The accidents highlighted the poor condition of roads , the crowded buses , inadequate public transport and lax enforcement of safety standards across India . lax enforcement of safety standards Why are safety standards so haphazardly applied? 17 22 +1186 2 The accidents highlighted the poor condition of roads , the crowded buses , inadequate public transport and lax enforcement of safety standards across India . safety standards Who controls the safety standards? 20 22 +1186 3 A minibus packed with a family returning from a marriage collided with an oil tanker near the central Indian town of Aurangabad , killing at least 18 persons and injuring 12 , Press Trust of India reported quoting police and government officials . collided Was the road too narrow for both vehicles to fit? 10 11 +1186 5 Fourteen persons , including five women , were killed and 25 villagers were injured when the trucks collided , it said . collided , How did the two trucks collide and who was at fault? 17 19 +1187 1 Talks to resolve a border dispute between Peru and Ecuador resumed Sunday amid reports that troops from the two sides had clashed again . border dispute Why is there a border dispute? 4 6 +1187 1 Talks to resolve a border dispute between Peru and Ecuador resumed Sunday amid reports that troops from the two sides had clashed again . border dispute What has caused the border dispute? 4 6 +1187 1 Talks to resolve a border dispute between Peru and Ecuador resumed Sunday amid reports that troops from the two sides had clashed again . the two sides had clashed again . How did the two sides clash? 17 24 +1187 1 Talks to resolve a border dispute between Peru and Ecuador resumed Sunday amid reports that troops from the two sides had clashed again . clashed again How did the two sides clashed again? 21 23 +1187 2 The skirmishes occurred Saturday in the jungled mountains along the border 220 miles ( 350 kms ) southeast of Quito , Ecuadorean officials said . in the jungled mountains How do the fighting sides manage to fight along mountainsides? 4 8 +1187 2 The skirmishes occurred Saturday in the jungled mountains along the border 220 miles ( 350 kms ) southeast of Quito , Ecuadorean officials said . skirmishes What skirmishes occurred on Saturday? 1 2 +1187 3 They described the clashes as of " lower intensity " than previous fighting and said they had no information on casualties . previous fighting How much fighting has there been? 11 13 +1187 3 They described the clashes as of " lower intensity " than previous fighting and said they had no information on casualties . clashes What are these clashes? 3 4 +1187 4 Peruvian officials had no comment on the reports . Peru sent soldiers experienced in fighting Maoist guerrillas to the disputed region last week . Peruvian officials had no comment on the reports Why didn't they have any commentary? 0 8 +1187 4 Peruvian officials had no comment on the reports . Peru sent soldiers experienced in fighting Maoist guerrillas to the disputed region last week . Maoist guerrillas Who are Maoist guerrillas? What are they fighting for? 15 17 +1187 4 Peruvian officials had no comment on the reports . Peru sent soldiers experienced in fighting Maoist guerrillas to the disputed region last week . soldiers experienced in fighting Why did Peru sent soldiers experienced in fighting Maoist guerrillas? 11 15 +1187 5 The attacks came a day after negotiators from Peru and Ecuador , meeting in Brazil , announced they had reached agreement in principle to end the 10 - day border conflict and set up a demilitarized zone . The agreement was contingent on the presidents of both nations giving final approval to the details . giving final approval Did they give approval? 48 51 +1188 1 Israel ' s Cabinet voted Sunday to cancel an unpopular capital gains tax , in a move aimed at bolstering the sagging stock market and restoring confidence in the economy . an unpopular capital gains tax , Why was the tax unpopular, and among whom? 8 14 +1188 1 Israel ' s Cabinet voted Sunday to cancel an unpopular capital gains tax , in a move aimed at bolstering the sagging stock market and restoring confidence in the economy . unpopular Why was it unpopular? 9 10 +1188 1 Israel ' s Cabinet voted Sunday to cancel an unpopular capital gains tax , in a move aimed at bolstering the sagging stock market and restoring confidence in the economy . Israel ' s Cabinet Who are the Israel's Cabinet? 0 4 +1188 1 Israel ' s Cabinet voted Sunday to cancel an unpopular capital gains tax , in a move aimed at bolstering the sagging stock market and restoring confidence in the economy . unpopular capital gains tax , What is an unpopular capital gains tax? 9 14 +1188 2 The tax on stock market profits , which was to go into effect Jan . 1 but had not been implemented , was cancelled by a vote of 13 - 2 , said government secretary Shmuel Hollander . The tax on stock market profits , Why had the tax been planned? 0 7 +1188 3 Politically , the flip - flops have eroded Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin ' s credibility at a crucial juncture in the peace process with the Arabs and at a time of declining popularity over continuing terrorism . flip - flops What have they flipped back and forth on? 3 6 +1188 4 The tax was widely blamed for worsening a collapse of the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange , which lost about 40 percent of its value in the past year . Since reports last week that the tax would be cancelled , the market rose 12 percent . collapse What had caused the original collapse? 8 9 +1188 4 The tax was widely blamed for worsening a collapse of the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange , which lost about 40 percent of its value in the past year . Since reports last week that the tax would be cancelled , the market rose 12 percent . tax was widely blamed Why is tax widely blamed? 1 5 +1188 5 On Sunday , however , the Mishtanim Index fell 3 . 6 percent , closing at 166 . 83 . fell Was it really the tax then that caused the earlier decline? 8 9 +1189 1 Bosnian Croats and Muslims agreed Sunday to binding arbitration to settle disputes in their federation . settle disputes How did their disputes started? 10 12 +1189 1 Bosnian Croats and Muslims agreed Sunday to binding arbitration to settle disputes in their federation . settle disputes in their federation What are the disputes about? 10 15 +1189 2 U . S . Assistant Secretary of State Richard Holbrooke , who chaired a meeting of the two sides with international mediators , said Washington was pleased by the decision . pleased by the decision Why are they pleased by the decision? 26 30 +1189 2 U . S . Assistant Secretary of State Richard Holbrooke , who chaired a meeting of the two sides with international mediators , said Washington was pleased by the decision . Washington was pleased by the decision What was the decision? 24 30 +1189 2 U . S . Assistant Secretary of State Richard Holbrooke , who chaired a meeting of the two sides with international mediators , said Washington was pleased by the decision . meeting of the two sides What was the meeting about? 14 19 +1189 3 Binding arbitration was part of a nine - point plan to support the federation . Although the Bosnian Croats and Muslims are no longer fighting each other , they have made little progress toward a military and political union since Washington brokered the federation last March . made little progress Why had progress drawn to a near-standstill? 30 33 +1189 3 Binding arbitration was part of a nine - point plan to support the federation . Although the Bosnian Croats and Muslims are no longer fighting each other , they have made little progress toward a military and political union since Washington brokered the federation last March . nine - point plan to support the federation What are the nine-point plan to support the federation? 6 14 +1189 3 Binding arbitration was part of a nine - point plan to support the federation . Although the Bosnian Croats and Muslims are no longer fighting each other , they have made little progress toward a military and political union since Washington brokered the federation last March . have made little progress Why have they made little progress? 29 33 +1189 5 The agreement , which had not been hinted at in advance , came as the United States and other countries were increasingly worried that wider warfare may break out in Bosnia this spring . wider warfare may break out in Bosnia What would have been the reason that led to increased fighting? 24 31 +1189 5 The agreement , which had not been hinted at in advance , came as the United States and other countries were increasingly worried that wider warfare may break out in Bosnia this spring . had not been hinted at in advance , Why was it not hinted in advance? 4 12 +1189 5 The agreement , which had not been hinted at in advance , came as the United States and other countries were increasingly worried that wider warfare may break out in Bosnia this spring . countries were increasingly worried Why were the United States and other countries worried? 19 23 +1190 1 Seven of the world ' s top players will battle for supremacy on the hard courts of the Aviation Club at the dlrs 1 million Dubai Tennis Open beginning Monday . Seven Which seven? 0 1 +1190 1 Seven of the world ' s top players will battle for supremacy on the hard courts of the Aviation Club at the dlrs 1 million Dubai Tennis Open beginning Monday . players Which players will be competing? 7 8 +1190 1 Seven of the world ' s top players will battle for supremacy on the hard courts of the Aviation Club at the dlrs 1 million Dubai Tennis Open beginning Monday . hard Are there other types of tennis courts beside hard courts? 14 15 +1190 2 This third tournament , to run to Feb . 12 , has attracted Wimbledon finalist and world No . 5 Goran Ivanisevic of Croatia , seeded No . 2 , with world No . 4 and French Open champion Sergi Bruguera as top seed . third tournament , What happened at the first two tournaments? 1 4 +1190 2 This third tournament , to run to Feb . 12 , has attracted Wimbledon finalist and world No . 5 Goran Ivanisevic of Croatia , seeded No . 2 , with world No . 4 and French Open champion Sergi Bruguera as top seed . finalist Is this event focused on men's tennis only? 14 15 +1190 4 With two other victories in Gstaad and Prague , Bruguera earned his No . 4 ranking , making him the first Spaniard since the legendary Manuel Orantes in 1976 to finish in the top 10 for two consecutive years . first Spaniard Anyone can play in these events? 20 22 +1190 4 With two other victories in Gstaad and Prague , Bruguera earned his No . 4 ranking , making him the first Spaniard since the legendary Manuel Orantes in 1976 to finish in the top 10 for two consecutive years . the legendary What made Manuel Orantes legendary? 23 25 +1190 4 With two other victories in Gstaad and Prague , Bruguera earned his No . 4 ranking , making him the first Spaniard since the legendary Manuel Orantes in 1976 to finish in the top 10 for two consecutive years . legendary Why is he legendary? 24 25 +1190 4 With two other victories in Gstaad and Prague , Bruguera earned his No . 4 ranking , making him the first Spaniard since the legendary Manuel Orantes in 1976 to finish in the top 10 for two consecutive years . victories How many events are in this series? 3 4 +1190 5 Fiercely patriotic , the 23 - year - old Ivanisevic makes his debut with 63 wins and over dlrs 2 million in prize money . debut Why didn't he enter in this before? 12 13 +1190 5 Fiercely patriotic , the 23 - year - old Ivanisevic makes his debut with 63 wins and over dlrs 2 million in prize money . patriotic , What makes him so patriotic? 1 3 +1191 1 Cease - fire talks on the border conflict between Peru and Ecuador broke up Sunday without agreement . border conflict What is the conflict regarding? 6 8 +1191 1 Cease - fire talks on the border conflict between Peru and Ecuador broke up Sunday without agreement . broke up What lead to this? 12 14 +1191 1 Cease - fire talks on the border conflict between Peru and Ecuador broke up Sunday without agreement . agreement What were the terms to reach an agreement? 16 17 +1191 1 Cease - fire talks on the border conflict between Peru and Ecuador broke up Sunday without agreement . broke up Sunday without agreement Why was there no agreement between the sides? 12 17 +1191 1 Cease - fire talks on the border conflict between Peru and Ecuador broke up Sunday without agreement . Cease - fire Why are the two countries fighting? 0 3 +1191 1 Cease - fire talks on the border conflict between Peru and Ecuador broke up Sunday without agreement . border conflict How long has this conflict been active? 6 8 +1191 1 Cease - fire talks on the border conflict between Peru and Ecuador broke up Sunday without agreement . without agreement Why can't the two countries agree? 15 17 +1191 1 Cease - fire talks on the border conflict between Peru and Ecuador broke up Sunday without agreement . without agreement What was the hope that they'd agree upon? 15 17 +1191 2 The mediators in the conflict - - representatives of Argentina , Brazil , Chile and the United States - - were heading back to their capitals to continue working on a cease - fire from there , negotiators said as the talks disbanded . mediators Why were they chosen as mediators? 1 2 +1191 2 The mediators in the conflict - - representatives of Argentina , Brazil , Chile and the United States - - were heading back to their capitals to continue working on a cease - fire from there , negotiators said as the talks disbanded . mediators Who are the mediators? 1 2 +1191 2 The mediators in the conflict - - representatives of Argentina , Brazil , Chile and the United States - - were heading back to their capitals to continue working on a cease - fire from there , negotiators said as the talks disbanded . working What does this work entail? 28 29 +1191 2 The mediators in the conflict - - representatives of Argentina , Brazil , Chile and the United States - - were heading back to their capitals to continue working on a cease - fire from there , negotiators said as the talks disbanded . disbanded Why did they disband? 42 43 +1191 3 " I prefer not to think of the talks as a failure but rather as a preparation for more complete understanding and what we all hope will be a cease - fire and a permanent peace , " said Sebastiao de Rego Barros , Brazil ' s acting foreign minister and chairman of the talks . complete understanding What was vague about the conflict? 19 21 +1191 3 " I prefer not to think of the talks as a failure but rather as a preparation for more complete understanding and what we all hope will be a cease - fire and a permanent peace , " said Sebastiao de Rego Barros , Brazil ' s acting foreign minister and chairman of the talks . chairman Why is he the chairman? 51 52 +1191 3 " I prefer not to think of the talks as a failure but rather as a preparation for more complete understanding and what we all hope will be a cease - fire and a permanent peace , " said Sebastiao de Rego Barros , Brazil ' s acting foreign minister and chairman of the talks . understanding What needs to be understood? 20 21 +1191 4 In a two - page statement issued at a final news conference , the mediators said the talks were ending because it was taking too long for Ecuador and Peru to consult their capitals . taking too long What is an appropriate length of time? 23 26 +1191 4 In a two - page statement issued at a final news conference , the mediators said the talks were ending because it was taking too long for Ecuador and Peru to consult their capitals . consult Why didn't they have decision makers in the mediation? 31 32 +1191 4 In a two - page statement issued at a final news conference , the mediators said the talks were ending because it was taking too long for Ecuador and Peru to consult their capitals . Ecuador and Peru to consult their capitals Why were the two countries dragging on coming up with an agreement? 27 34 +1191 4 In a two - page statement issued at a final news conference , the mediators said the talks were ending because it was taking too long for Ecuador and Peru to consult their capitals . statement Can I read this statement in full anywhere? 5 6 +1191 4 In a two - page statement issued at a final news conference , the mediators said the talks were ending because it was taking too long for Ecuador and Peru to consult their capitals . taking too long Why are they taking their time? 23 26 +1191 4 In a two - page statement issued at a final news conference , the mediators said the talks were ending because it was taking too long for Ecuador and Peru to consult their capitals . Ecuador and Peru to consult their capitals Why was it taking so long? Do they not want peace? 27 34 +1191 5 The mediators had drawn up a plan that included an observer mission , the separation of forces and the creation of a demilitarized zone . Both Peru and Ecuador had accepted the observer mission , the statement said . observer mission , What is an observer mission? 10 13 +1191 5 The mediators had drawn up a plan that included an observer mission , the separation of forces and the creation of a demilitarized zone . Both Peru and Ecuador had accepted the observer mission , the statement said . observer mission , What is this mission? 10 13 +1191 5 The mediators had drawn up a plan that included an observer mission , the separation of forces and the creation of a demilitarized zone . Both Peru and Ecuador had accepted the observer mission , the statement said . demilitarized zone Where will this zone be and how will it work? 22 24 +1191 5 The mediators had drawn up a plan that included an observer mission , the separation of forces and the creation of a demilitarized zone . Both Peru and Ecuador had accepted the observer mission , the statement said . demilitarized zone How would a demilitarized zone be managed? 22 24 +1192 1 Amid flu epidemics and rude , underpaid Russian medics in a bleak Moscow winter , the American Medical Center stands like an oasis with its spotless floors , smiling nurses and Western - quality health care . rude , Why are Russian medics rude or considered rude? 4 6 +1192 1 Amid flu epidemics and rude , underpaid Russian medics in a bleak Moscow winter , the American Medical Center stands like an oasis with its spotless floors , smiling nurses and Western - quality health care . underpaid How much do they get paid in US dollars? 6 7 +1192 1 Amid flu epidemics and rude , underpaid Russian medics in a bleak Moscow winter , the American Medical Center stands like an oasis with its spotless floors , smiling nurses and Western - quality health care . American Medical Center What is its purpose in Russia? 16 19 +1192 1 Amid flu epidemics and rude , underpaid Russian medics in a bleak Moscow winter , the American Medical Center stands like an oasis with its spotless floors , smiling nurses and Western - quality health care . underpaid Russian medics Why are the medics paid so poorly? 6 9 +1192 2 The idea behind the AMC was simple : to provide exactly such medical help and service to an ever - expanding community of foreign diplomats , businessmen , journalists , students and tourists in what was then the Soviet capital . community of foreign Why does the AMC service such a small community of foreigners? 21 24 +1192 2 The idea behind the AMC was simple : to provide exactly such medical help and service to an ever - expanding community of foreign diplomats , businessmen , journalists , students and tourists in what was then the Soviet capital . medical help Is the healthcare in Russia considered substandard? 12 14 +1192 3 " The whole concept grew out of the fact that there wasn ' t any Western health care for foreigners . That ' s how we first started , " says Dr . Myles Druckman , the AMC ' s chief medical officer . Western health care What is different about Western health care compared to Russian health care? 15 18 +1192 3 " The whole concept grew out of the fact that there wasn ' t any Western health care for foreigners . That ' s how we first started , " says Dr . Myles Druckman , the AMC ' s chief medical officer . started , " When did they first open? 27 30 +1192 3 " The whole concept grew out of the fact that there wasn ' t any Western health care for foreigners . That ' s how we first started , " says Dr . Myles Druckman , the AMC ' s chief medical officer . wasn ' t any Western health care for foreigners Why was healthcare for foreign persons so sparse? 11 20 +1192 5 The staff has grown to nearly 70 people , including seven physicians and nine nurses , laboratory assistants and pharmacists . Another clinic opened in 1992 in St . Petersburg . 70 people , If the staff is 70 people, how many patients do they typically see a year? 6 9 +1193 1 The mortar shell that exploded in Sarajevo ' s marketplace and killed 68 people made the world take notice . The bloody scene was televised around the globe . The bloody scene was televised Who recorded the video? 20 25 +1193 1 The mortar shell that exploded in Sarajevo ' s marketplace and killed 68 people made the world take notice . The bloody scene was televised around the globe . exploded in Sarajevo ' s marketplace Was this intentional? 4 10 +1193 1 The mortar shell that exploded in Sarajevo ' s marketplace and killed 68 people made the world take notice . The bloody scene was televised around the globe . televised Why was this televised? 24 25 +1193 1 The mortar shell that exploded in Sarajevo ' s marketplace and killed 68 people made the world take notice . The bloody scene was televised around the globe . exploded Who placed the mortar shell there to explode? 4 5 +1193 2 But a year later , many in the Bosnian capital worry that the bloodshed has become another forgotten chapter in a sad , continuing book . And Senad Karavdic wonders if his wife ' s death had any meaning at all . another forgotten chapter in a sad , Why was the bloodshed forgotten? 16 23 +1193 2 But a year later , many in the Bosnian capital worry that the bloodshed has become another forgotten chapter in a sad , continuing book . And Senad Karavdic wonders if his wife ' s death had any meaning at all . many in the Bosnian capital Who is worrying? 5 10 +1193 2 But a year later , many in the Bosnian capital worry that the bloodshed has become another forgotten chapter in a sad , continuing book . And Senad Karavdic wonders if his wife ' s death had any meaning at all . another forgotten chapter Was there another incident that was forgotten? 16 19 +1193 2 But a year later , many in the Bosnian capital worry that the bloodshed has become another forgotten chapter in a sad , continuing book . And Senad Karavdic wonders if his wife ' s death had any meaning at all . Senad Karavdic Who is Senad Karavdic 27 29 +1193 2 But a year later , many in the Bosnian capital worry that the bloodshed has become another forgotten chapter in a sad , continuing book . And Senad Karavdic wonders if his wife ' s death had any meaning at all . the bloodshed Why did this happen? 12 14 +1193 3 " We hoped it would be the last massacre , " Karavdic , 35 , said Sunday , his voice trembling as he placed a paper wreath on a grave at the mud - churned Lion ' s Cemetery near downtown Sarajevo . last massacre , " How many have there been? 7 11 +1193 3 " We hoped it would be the last massacre , " Karavdic , 35 , said Sunday , his voice trembling as he placed a paper wreath on a grave at the mud - churned Lion ' s Cemetery near downtown Sarajevo . voice trembling Why was his voice trembling? 19 21 +1193 3 " We hoped it would be the last massacre , " Karavdic , 35 , said Sunday , his voice trembling as he placed a paper wreath on a grave at the mud - churned Lion ' s Cemetery near downtown Sarajevo . paper wreath Was there a reason the wreath was made out of paper? 25 27 +1193 3 " We hoped it would be the last massacre , " Karavdic , 35 , said Sunday , his voice trembling as he placed a paper wreath on a grave at the mud - churned Lion ' s Cemetery near downtown Sarajevo . last massacre , " How many massacres have there been? 7 11 +1193 4 Karavdic ' s 34 - year - old wife , Hasnija , died in the blast , and he said he hoped international outrage would silence the guns forever . Now , with fighting in its 34th month and Sarajevo still under Serb siege , he cannot hide his desperation . he cannot hide his desperation How did he show his desperation? 45 50 +1193 4 Karavdic ' s 34 - year - old wife , Hasnija , died in the blast , and he said he hoped international outrage would silence the guns forever . Now , with fighting in its 34th month and Sarajevo still under Serb siege , he cannot hide his desperation . Sarajevo still under Serb siege , Why was the fighting still continuing after such a long period? 39 45 +1193 4 Karavdic ' s 34 - year - old wife , Hasnija , died in the blast , and he said he hoped international outrage would silence the guns forever . Now , with fighting in its 34th month and Sarajevo still under Serb siege , he cannot hide his desperation . international outrage Was there an international outrage? 22 24 +1193 4 Karavdic ' s 34 - year - old wife , Hasnija , died in the blast , and he said he hoped international outrage would silence the guns forever . Now , with fighting in its 34th month and Sarajevo still under Serb siege , he cannot hide his desperation . Sarajevo still under Serb siege , Does Sarajevo have any help? 39 45 +1193 4 Karavdic ' s 34 - year - old wife , Hasnija , died in the blast , and he said he hoped international outrage would silence the guns forever . Now , with fighting in its 34th month and Sarajevo still under Serb siege , he cannot hide his desperation . fighting in its 34th month Why is there fighting going on? 33 38 +1193 5 " The massacre was the chance for the world to finally do something , but nothing has changed and this will never end , " he said . this will never end , " Why will never end? 19 25 +1193 5 " The massacre was the chance for the world to finally do something , but nothing has changed and this will never end , " he said . nothing has changed Why had so little changed in nearly three years? 15 18 +1193 5 " The massacre was the chance for the world to finally do something , but nothing has changed and this will never end , " he said . do something , What do they want the world to do? 11 14 +1193 5 " The massacre was the chance for the world to finally do something , but nothing has changed and this will never end , " he said . nothing has changed What exactly needs to change? 15 18 +1194 5 Mexico was the other country to win after losing the opening two matches in 1988 . losing the opening two matches in 1988 Who did Mexico come back against after being 0-2 matches down? 8 15 +1195 1 New fighting was reported between Peruvian and Ecuadorean troops along their long - disputed jungle border Sunday as cease - fire talks broke up without a truce . long - disputed jungle border Why is the border in dispute? 11 16 +1195 1 New fighting was reported between Peruvian and Ecuadorean troops along their long - disputed jungle border Sunday as cease - fire talks broke up without a truce . border How many years has their border been under dispute? 15 16 +1195 2 Ecuador charged for a second day that Peruvian fighters attacked its posts at the headwaters of the Cenepa River , where the two countries have been fighting on and off for 10 days . charged What is Peru's defense against the accusation? 1 2 +1195 3 Peruvian President Alberto Fujimori , who visited the border region Sunday , said Peruvian troops had surrounded the base of Tihuinza and were advancing on the post . Tihuinza is that a fortress? 20 21 +1195 4 But Ecuadorean officials said they had repelled an attack on the same base , which both countries say is in their territory . They also claimed Peru was using artillery helicopters to attack other posts . to attack other posts Which other posts were being attacked by Peruvian fighters? 31 35 +1195 4 But Ecuadorean officials said they had repelled an attack on the same base , which both countries say is in their territory . They also claimed Peru was using artillery helicopters to attack other posts . territory Who originally owned that territory? 21 22 +1195 5 Ecuadorean President Sixto Duran - Ballen left to visit Chile , Argentina and Brazil as part of an international diplomacy campaign to get his view across to foreign leaders . across to foreign leaders will they accept his view? 25 29 +1196 1 Ecuador ' s runner Rolando Vera won the prestigious San Blas half - marathon Sunday , beating a field from more than 22 different countries . San Blas what makes this marathon so prestigious? 9 11 +1196 1 Ecuador ' s runner Rolando Vera won the prestigious San Blas half - marathon Sunday , beating a field from more than 22 different countries . won what time did he score to have won the race 6 7 +1196 1 Ecuador ' s runner Rolando Vera won the prestigious San Blas half - marathon Sunday , beating a field from more than 22 different countries . Rolando How long has he been competing? 4 5 +1196 1 Ecuador ' s runner Rolando Vera won the prestigious San Blas half - marathon Sunday , beating a field from more than 22 different countries . half - marathon How many competitors are allowed? 11 14 +1196 2 Vera , a five - time competitor who has never finished better than second , ran the 21 . 9 - kilometer ( 13 . 1 mile ) race in 1 hour , 4 minutes , 31 seconds , beating Brazilian Delmir Dos Santos by 58 seconds . Vera , a five - time competitor how has he never won? 0 7 +1196 2 Vera , a five - time competitor who has never finished better than second , ran the 21 . 9 - kilometer ( 13 . 1 mile ) race in 1 hour , 4 minutes , 31 seconds , beating Brazilian Delmir Dos Santos by 58 seconds . second , what was his best result when he was second 13 15 +1196 2 Vera , a five - time competitor who has never finished better than second , ran the 21 . 9 - kilometer ( 13 . 1 mile ) race in 1 hour , 4 minutes , 31 seconds , beating Brazilian Delmir Dos Santos by 58 seconds . Delmir How good of a competitor is he? 41 42 +1196 3 Dos Santos is the only runner to win San Blas three years in a row . years in a row how has nobody else challenged him if this is a very prestigious competition? 11 15 +1196 4 " I dedicate this victory to my country which is going through a difficult time , " said Vera , alluding to the border conflict between Ecuador and Peru . alluding to the border conflict what is the current border conflict? 20 25 +1196 4 " I dedicate this victory to my country which is going through a difficult time , " said Vera , alluding to the border conflict between Ecuador and Peru . conflict Why is there a border conflict? 24 25 +1196 4 " I dedicate this victory to my country which is going through a difficult time , " said Vera , alluding to the border conflict between Ecuador and Peru . difficult time , " How is the conflict affecting sports in general? 13 17 +1196 5 Vera , however , was unable to break the course ' s record held by Kenyan Lameck Aguta , who did not finish among the top 10 . Lameck Aguta , why did he place so poorly if he is the record holder? 16 19 +1196 5 Vera , however , was unable to break the course ' s record held by Kenyan Lameck Aguta , who did not finish among the top 10 . record what is the record by kenyan athlete 12 13 +1196 5 Vera , however , was unable to break the course ' s record held by Kenyan Lameck Aguta , who did not finish among the top 10 . Lameck Why is he not a good as he once were? 16 17 +1197 1 An earthquake rattled the mountainous , sparsely populated East Cape area of New Zealand ' s North Island shortly before noon on Monday . No damage or injuries were reported . An earthquake rattled the mountainous , How big was the earthquake that rattled the mountains? 0 6 +1197 1 An earthquake rattled the mountainous , sparsely populated East Cape area of New Zealand ' s North Island shortly before noon on Monday . No damage or injuries were reported . earthquake rattled Are earthquakes common in this area? 1 3 +1197 1 An earthquake rattled the mountainous , sparsely populated East Cape area of New Zealand ' s North Island shortly before noon on Monday . No damage or injuries were reported . Monday what date? 22 23 +1197 1 An earthquake rattled the mountainous , sparsely populated East Cape area of New Zealand ' s North Island shortly before noon on Monday . No damage or injuries were reported . sparsely populated East Cape area Why is this area sparse in population, outside of being mountainous? 6 11 +1197 2 New Zealand is in one of the most seismically active regions of the world , where minor quakes are felt almost every day . most seismically active regions of the world , What's the most seismically active region of the world? 7 15 +1197 2 New Zealand is in one of the most seismically active regions of the world , where minor quakes are felt almost every day . Zealand Why is New Zealand such an active seismic region? 1 2 +1197 2 New Zealand is in one of the most seismically active regions of the world , where minor quakes are felt almost every day . minor quakes What would count as a \"minor quake?\" 16 18 +1197 2 New Zealand is in one of the most seismically active regions of the world , where minor quakes are felt almost every day . most seismically active regions of the world , What accounts for so many seismic activities in this region? 7 15 +1197 3 " It was a bit of a thump , that ' s about all , " said a police office in Whakatane , one of the few sizeable town in the area . said a police office in Whakatane , Who was the police officer talking too? 16 23 +1197 3 " It was a bit of a thump , that ' s about all , " said a police office in Whakatane , one of the few sizeable town in the area . town How many towns felt the earthquake? 28 29 +1197 4 At Taupo , another town in the region , Det . Gary Lockyer said the quake was not serious , but went on for about 40 seconds . town in the region , What region are they talking about? 4 9 +1197 4 At Taupo , another town in the region , Det . Gary Lockyer said the quake was not serious , but went on for about 40 seconds . serious , Why was the quake not serious? 18 20 +1197 4 At Taupo , another town in the region , Det . Gary Lockyer said the quake was not serious , but went on for about 40 seconds . 40 seconds How long do the earthquakes normally last around that area? 25 27 +1197 5 Seismologists at the Australian Geological Survey Organization in Canberra , and at the U . S . Geological Survey ' s National Earthquake Information Center in Golden , Colorado , gave the quake a preliminary Richter scale reading of 7 . 5 , making it a major quake . making it a major quake What constitutes a major earthquake? 43 48 +1197 5 Seismologists at the Australian Geological Survey Organization in Canberra , and at the U . S . Geological Survey ' s National Earthquake Information Center in Golden , Colorado , gave the quake a preliminary Richter scale reading of 7 . 5 , making it a major quake . major Why did such a major quake not cause much damage? 46 47 +1197 5 Seismologists at the Australian Geological Survey Organization in Canberra , and at the U . S . Geological Survey ' s National Earthquake Information Center in Golden , Colorado , gave the quake a preliminary Richter scale reading of 7 . 5 , making it a major quake . 7 . 5 , What is the highest number of the scale and what does the number mean? 39 43 +1198 1 Princess Diana , minus estranged husband Prince Charles and her recent Madonna - like hair style , continued her return to public life Monday , arriving in Tokyo for a four - day visit . arriving in Tokyo for a four - day visit Why was she in Tokyo? 25 34 +1198 1 Princess Diana , minus estranged husband Prince Charles and her recent Madonna - like hair style , continued her return to public life Monday , arriving in Tokyo for a four - day visit . estranged husband Why was he estranged? 4 6 +1198 1 Princess Diana , minus estranged husband Prince Charles and her recent Madonna - like hair style , continued her return to public life Monday , arriving in Tokyo for a four - day visit . Madonna - like hair style , Why was her hair style considered a Madonna like style? 11 17 +1198 1 Princess Diana , minus estranged husband Prince Charles and her recent Madonna - like hair style , continued her return to public life Monday , arriving in Tokyo for a four - day visit . her return Where had she been? 18 20 +1198 1 Princess Diana , minus estranged husband Prince Charles and her recent Madonna - like hair style , continued her return to public life Monday , arriving in Tokyo for a four - day visit . estranged why are they estranged? 4 5 +1198 2 Hoping to emphasize her role as a working member of the British royal family , Diana wore a conservative pink suit and pearls for her arrival . Her hair was back to the more familiar short - - and dry - - style . to emphasize her role How was she planning to do this? 1 5 +1198 2 Hoping to emphasize her role as a working member of the British royal family , Diana wore a conservative pink suit and pearls for her arrival . Her hair was back to the more familiar short - - and dry - - style . working member What did do? 7 9 +1198 2 Hoping to emphasize her role as a working member of the British royal family , Diana wore a conservative pink suit and pearls for her arrival . Her hair was back to the more familiar short - - and dry - - style . conservative pink suit Why was her suit considered conservative? 18 21 +1198 2 Hoping to emphasize her role as a working member of the British royal family , Diana wore a conservative pink suit and pearls for her arrival . Her hair was back to the more familiar short - - and dry - - style . conservative how is it cut / what is the length? 18 19 +1198 2 Hoping to emphasize her role as a working member of the British royal family , Diana wore a conservative pink suit and pearls for her arrival . Her hair was back to the more familiar short - - and dry - - style . pink what shade of pink? 19 20 +1198 2 Hoping to emphasize her role as a working member of the British royal family , Diana wore a conservative pink suit and pearls for her arrival . Her hair was back to the more familiar short - - and dry - - style . suit what designer made the suit? 20 21 +1198 3 Diana unveiled a brushed - back , fresh - out - of - the - shower hair style during a trip to New York last week , where she attended an awards ceremony held by the Council of Fashion Designers of America . unveiled Where did she do this? 1 2 +1198 3 Diana unveiled a brushed - back , fresh - out - of - the - shower hair style during a trip to New York last week , where she attended an awards ceremony held by the Council of Fashion Designers of America . a trip to New York Why was she there? 19 24 +1198 3 Diana unveiled a brushed - back , fresh - out - of - the - shower hair style during a trip to New York last week , where she attended an awards ceremony held by the Council of Fashion Designers of America . she attended Was she with anyone? 28 30 +1198 3 Diana unveiled a brushed - back , fresh - out - of - the - shower hair style during a trip to New York last week , where she attended an awards ceremony held by the Council of Fashion Designers of America . ceremony which awards ceremony? 32 33 +1198 4 The glittery setting and surprise wet look grabbed headlines in London , where the princess ' return to public life is being watched closely . princess ' return to public life Why had she left public life for a length of time? 14 20 +1198 4 The glittery setting and surprise wet look grabbed headlines in London , where the princess ' return to public life is being watched closely . glittery setting What was glittery? 1 3 +1198 4 The glittery setting and surprise wet look grabbed headlines in London , where the princess ' return to public life is being watched closely . surprise wet look Why was this a surprise? 4 7 +1198 4 The glittery setting and surprise wet look grabbed headlines in London , where the princess ' return to public life is being watched closely . being watched closely Why is she being watched? 21 24 +1198 5 Diana and Charles separated in 1992 , and she announced the following year that she would drastically cut down on public appearances . She has recently begun to re - emerge , however . separated in 1992 , Why did they separate? 3 7 +1198 5 Diana and Charles separated in 1992 , and she announced the following year that she would drastically cut down on public appearances . She has recently begun to re - emerge , however . drastically cut down on public appearances Why will she be doing this? 16 22 +1198 5 Diana and Charles separated in 1992 , and she announced the following year that she would drastically cut down on public appearances . She has recently begun to re - emerge , however . begun to re - emerge , Is there a reason for this? 26 32 +1198 5 Diana and Charles separated in 1992 , and she announced the following year that she would drastically cut down on public appearances . She has recently begun to re - emerge , however . separated why did they separate? 3 4 +1199 1 A tanker truck carrying about 6 , 000 gallons ( 22 , 800 liters ) of liquid petroleum gas exploded Sunday after skidding along a guard rail on a busy freeway , killing the driver , blowing the truck to bits and incinerating a car . skidding What caused the truck to skid? 22 23 +1199 1 A tanker truck carrying about 6 , 000 gallons ( 22 , 800 liters ) of liquid petroleum gas exploded Sunday after skidding along a guard rail on a busy freeway , killing the driver , blowing the truck to bits and incinerating a car . freeway , Which freeway location? 30 32 +1199 1 A tanker truck carrying about 6 , 000 gallons ( 22 , 800 liters ) of liquid petroleum gas exploded Sunday after skidding along a guard rail on a busy freeway , killing the driver , blowing the truck to bits and incinerating a car . exploded How did this happen when there should be safety mechanism in place? 19 20 +1199 1 A tanker truck carrying about 6 , 000 gallons ( 22 , 800 liters ) of liquid petroleum gas exploded Sunday after skidding along a guard rail on a busy freeway , killing the driver , blowing the truck to bits and incinerating a car . exploded What caused the explosion? 19 20 +1199 1 A tanker truck carrying about 6 , 000 gallons ( 22 , 800 liters ) of liquid petroleum gas exploded Sunday after skidding along a guard rail on a busy freeway , killing the driver , blowing the truck to bits and incinerating a car . skidding along a guard rail What caused the truck to skid? 22 27 +1199 1 A tanker truck carrying about 6 , 000 gallons ( 22 , 800 liters ) of liquid petroleum gas exploded Sunday after skidding along a guard rail on a busy freeway , killing the driver , blowing the truck to bits and incinerating a car . busy freeway , What time of day did this explosion happen? 29 32 +1199 1 A tanker truck carrying about 6 , 000 gallons ( 22 , 800 liters ) of liquid petroleum gas exploded Sunday after skidding along a guard rail on a busy freeway , killing the driver , blowing the truck to bits and incinerating a car . skidding along a guard rail What caused the tanker to hit the guard rail? 22 27 +1199 2 At least seven people were injured in the 9 a . m . explosion that sent a huge ball of flame into the sky , blew a hole in the road , ripped the guard rails and damaged the center divide . people Who were the people involved? 3 4 +1199 2 At least seven people were injured in the 9 a . m . explosion that sent a huge ball of flame into the sky , blew a hole in the road , ripped the guard rails and damaged the center divide . injured How badly were the people injured? 5 6 +1199 2 At least seven people were injured in the 9 a . m . explosion that sent a huge ball of flame into the sky , blew a hole in the road , ripped the guard rails and damaged the center divide . seven people were injured Were these people occupants of nearby vehicles? 2 6 +1199 2 At least seven people were injured in the 9 a . m . explosion that sent a huge ball of flame into the sky , blew a hole in the road , ripped the guard rails and damaged the center divide . damaged the center divide How badly was the center divide damaged? 37 41 +1199 2 At least seven people were injured in the 9 a . m . explosion that sent a huge ball of flame into the sky , blew a hole in the road , ripped the guard rails and damaged the center divide . injured Were there any other deaths besides the driver (and presumably the person(s) in the car)? 5 6 +1199 3 Authorities closed the highway , the main interchange between Oakland , Berkeley and the San Francisco - Oakland Bay Bridge . highway , What is the exact area on the highway? 3 5 +1199 3 Authorities closed the highway , the main interchange between Oakland , Berkeley and the San Francisco - Oakland Bay Bridge . interchange Why did they close this interchange in particular? 7 8 +1199 3 Authorities closed the highway , the main interchange between Oakland , Berkeley and the San Francisco - Oakland Bay Bridge . closed the highway , How long was the highway closed? 1 5 +1199 3 Authorities closed the highway , the main interchange between Oakland , Berkeley and the San Francisco - Oakland Bay Bridge . main interchange Are there other routes? 6 8 +1199 3 Authorities closed the highway , the main interchange between Oakland , Berkeley and the San Francisco - Oakland Bay Bridge . main interchange Are accidents common on this road? 6 8 +1199 4 The truck ' s cab was blown over the other side of the freeway . blown Did this cause any other damage? 6 7 +1199 4 The truck ' s cab was blown over the other side of the freeway . truck ' s What model truck? 1 4 +1199 4 The truck ' s cab was blown over the other side of the freeway . other side of the freeway How far away was the other side of the highway? 9 14 +1199 4 The truck ' s cab was blown over the other side of the freeway . other side Did this cause additional accidents on the other side of the freeway? 9 11 +1199 5 The California Highway Patrol said the cargo was a mixture of butane and liquid petroleum gas , a highly flammable liquid . cargo What company was the cargo for? 6 7 +1199 5 The California Highway Patrol said the cargo was a mixture of butane and liquid petroleum gas , a highly flammable liquid . liquid How did the liquid come to cause an explosion? 13 14 +1199 5 The California Highway Patrol said the cargo was a mixture of butane and liquid petroleum gas , a highly flammable liquid . mixture of butane and liquid petroleum gas , What is this used for? 9 17 +1199 5 The California Highway Patrol said the cargo was a mixture of butane and liquid petroleum gas , a highly flammable liquid . highly flammable liquid Are accidents involving this type of cargo common? 18 21 +1200 1 A huge wave , reportedly 50 feet ( 15 meters ) high , hit the coast of this picturesque tourist town Sunday , sweeping a woman out to sea and breaking the leg of her male companion who was thrown on the rocks . huge wave , Where did this wave come from? 1 4 +1200 1 A huge wave , reportedly 50 feet ( 15 meters ) high , hit the coast of this picturesque tourist town Sunday , sweeping a woman out to sea and breaking the leg of her male companion who was thrown on the rocks . tourist town What town did this happen in? 19 21 +1200 1 A huge wave , reportedly 50 feet ( 15 meters ) high , hit the coast of this picturesque tourist town Sunday , sweeping a woman out to sea and breaking the leg of her male companion who was thrown on the rocks . A huge wave , What caused the wave? 0 4 +1200 1 A huge wave , reportedly 50 feet ( 15 meters ) high , hit the coast of this picturesque tourist town Sunday , sweeping a woman out to sea and breaking the leg of her male companion who was thrown on the rocks . huge wave , Where did this wave come from? 1 4 +1200 1 A huge wave , reportedly 50 feet ( 15 meters ) high , hit the coast of this picturesque tourist town Sunday , sweeping a woman out to sea and breaking the leg of her male companion who was thrown on the rocks . picturesque tourist town What town? 18 21 +1200 1 A huge wave , reportedly 50 feet ( 15 meters ) high , hit the coast of this picturesque tourist town Sunday , sweeping a woman out to sea and breaking the leg of her male companion who was thrown on the rocks . thrown on the rocks Where were they thrown from? 39 43 +1200 1 A huge wave , reportedly 50 feet ( 15 meters ) high , hit the coast of this picturesque tourist town Sunday , sweeping a woman out to sea and breaking the leg of her male companion who was thrown on the rocks . this picturesque tourist town what town is this? 17 21 +1200 2 The injured man was pulled from the rocks by someone who dashed out of a nearby restaurant , but the woman could not be seen . someone Who was this person? 9 10 +1200 2 The injured man was pulled from the rocks by someone who dashed out of a nearby restaurant , but the woman could not be seen . nearby restaurant , What restaurant? 15 18 +1200 2 The injured man was pulled from the rocks by someone who dashed out of a nearby restaurant , but the woman could not be seen . woman could not be seen Did they see her being swept away from inside the restaurant? 20 25 +1200 3 No search boats could be launched in the high seas , so rescuers pinned their hopes on a search helicopter which scanned the waves with a powerful searchlight late Sunday . rescuers Who are these rescuers? 12 13 +1200 4 The man was taken to Victoria General Hospital in nearby Halifax , about 30 kilometers ( 18 miles ) northeast . Neither he nor the missing woman were identified by authorities . was taken to Victoria General Hospital Was he in stable condition? 2 8 +1200 4 The man was taken to Victoria General Hospital in nearby Halifax , about 30 kilometers ( 18 miles ) northeast . Neither he nor the missing woman were identified by authorities . missing woman Was she ever found? 25 27 +1200 4 The man was taken to Victoria General Hospital in nearby Halifax , about 30 kilometers ( 18 miles ) northeast . Neither he nor the missing woman were identified by authorities . identified by authorities What does this mean? 28 31 +1200 5 Waves were reported about 15 meters ( 50 feet ) high at the time of the accident . were reported How were they reported? 1 3 +1200 5 Waves were reported about 15 meters ( 50 feet ) high at the time of the accident . Waves were reported about 15 meters Why were the waves so high? 0 6 +1201 1 President Clinton refused to take no for an answer Sunday when Major League Baseball ' s negotiators said they couldn ' t agree on a deal , ordering the sides back to the bargaining table for one more day of talks . agree on a deal , What sort of deal? 22 27 +1201 1 President Clinton refused to take no for an answer Sunday when Major League Baseball ' s negotiators said they couldn ' t agree on a deal , ordering the sides back to the bargaining table for one more day of talks . a deal , What deal was being negotiated? 24 27 +1201 1 President Clinton refused to take no for an answer Sunday when Major League Baseball ' s negotiators said they couldn ' t agree on a deal , ordering the sides back to the bargaining table for one more day of talks . refused to take no for an answer What was being said no to? 2 9 +1201 1 President Clinton refused to take no for an answer Sunday when Major League Baseball ' s negotiators said they couldn ' t agree on a deal , ordering the sides back to the bargaining table for one more day of talks . couldn ' t agree on a deal , What were they trying to negotiate? 19 27 +1201 2 Five hours after mediator W . J . Usery announced the sides were too far apart to hope for a settlement , Clinton demanded players and owners try again . settlement , what would a settlement look like? 20 22 +1201 2 Five hours after mediator W . J . Usery announced the sides were too far apart to hope for a settlement , Clinton demanded players and owners try again . too far apart Are there any issues before the negotiators that were agreed upon? 13 16 +1201 2 Five hours after mediator W . J . Usery announced the sides were too far apart to hope for a settlement , Clinton demanded players and owners try again . players and owners try again How long did they try for? 24 29 +1201 2 Five hours after mediator W . J . Usery announced the sides were too far apart to hope for a settlement , Clinton demanded players and owners try again . too far apart What did the two sides disagree about? 13 16 +1201 3 But instead of bargaining , the sides immediately began barking . The union ended its 45 - day signing freeze and owners responded by prohibiting teams from signing players to contracts . The actions led to the kind of acrimony that has marked the 25 - month - long talks . acrimony What kind of acrimony? 39 40 +1201 3 But instead of bargaining , the sides immediately began barking . The union ended its 45 - day signing freeze and owners responded by prohibiting teams from signing players to contracts . The actions led to the kind of acrimony that has marked the 25 - month - long talks . actions led to the kind of acrimony What other actions have contributed to acrimony? 33 40 +1201 3 But instead of bargaining , the sides immediately began barking . The union ended its 45 - day signing freeze and owners responded by prohibiting teams from signing players to contracts . The actions led to the kind of acrimony that has marked the 25 - month - long talks . talks What initiated the 25 month long talks? 49 50 +1201 3 But instead of bargaining , the sides immediately began barking . The union ended its 45 - day signing freeze and owners responded by prohibiting teams from signing players to contracts . The actions led to the kind of acrimony that has marked the 25 - month - long talks . prohibiting teams from signing players How did the payers feel about all of this? 24 29 +1201 4 " To throw this kind of a bomb into the negotiations suggests pretty clearly that the intent is to have the bomb explode , " union head Donald Fehr said . He called it " perhaps the most provocative step they could take in a desperate attempt to break off negotiations . " Donald Fehr What outcome does Donald want? 27 29 +1201 4 " To throw this kind of a bomb into the negotiations suggests pretty clearly that the intent is to have the bomb explode , " union head Donald Fehr said . He called it " perhaps the most provocative step they could take in a desperate attempt to break off negotiations . " break off negotiations Why do they want to break off negotiations? 48 51 +1201 4 " To throw this kind of a bomb into the negotiations suggests pretty clearly that the intent is to have the bomb explode , " union head Donald Fehr said . He called it " perhaps the most provocative step they could take in a desperate attempt to break off negotiations . " bomb explode , " What is worst-case scenario if the negotiators are unable to arrive at an agreement? 21 25 +1201 4 " To throw this kind of a bomb into the negotiations suggests pretty clearly that the intent is to have the bomb explode , " union head Donald Fehr said . He called it " perhaps the most provocative step they could take in a desperate attempt to break off negotiations . " attempt Did the attempt work? 46 47 +1201 4 " To throw this kind of a bomb into the negotiations suggests pretty clearly that the intent is to have the bomb explode , " union head Donald Fehr said . He called it " perhaps the most provocative step they could take in a desperate attempt to break off negotiations . " bomb explode , " What do they mean by their intent was \"to have the bomb explode?\" 21 25 +1201 5 Even before the renewed squabbling , Usery met with Clinton in the Oval Office for 45 minutes and reported that four days of talks had been futile . Usery then returned to the negotiations and said the president wanted another report by 5 p . m . Monday ( 2200 GMT ) . wanted another report by 5 p . m . Monday What was the result at 5pm 38 48 +1201 5 Even before the renewed squabbling , Usery met with Clinton in the Oval Office for 45 minutes and reported that four days of talks had been futile . Usery then returned to the negotiations and said the president wanted another report by 5 p . m . Monday ( 2200 GMT ) . Clinton in the Oval Office for 45 minutes and Why did the President become involved? 9 18 +1201 5 Even before the renewed squabbling , Usery met with Clinton in the Oval Office for 45 minutes and reported that four days of talks had been futile . Usery then returned to the negotiations and said the president wanted another report by 5 p . m . Monday ( 2200 GMT ) . four days of talks How many days did it take for them to agree? 20 24 +1202 1 An earthquake rattled a mountainous , sparsely populated area of New Zealand shortly before noon on Monday . No damage or injuries were reported . earthquake What were the causes of the earthquake? 1 2 +1202 1 An earthquake rattled a mountainous , sparsely populated area of New Zealand shortly before noon on Monday . No damage or injuries were reported . sparsely populated area Why was this area not inhabited by people? 6 9 +1202 1 An earthquake rattled a mountainous , sparsely populated area of New Zealand shortly before noon on Monday . No damage or injuries were reported . damage What was the magnitude of the earthquake? 19 20 +1202 2 The quake had a preliminary reading of 7 . 5 , making it a major quake , according to seismologists at the Australian Geological Survey Organization in Canberra and at the U . S . Geological Survey ' s National Earthquake Information Center in Golden , Colo . 7 How does this rating compare to other earthquakes that have had catastrophic effects? 7 8 +1202 2 The quake had a preliminary reading of 7 . 5 , making it a major quake , according to seismologists at the Australian Geological Survey Organization in Canberra and at the U . S . Geological Survey ' s National Earthquake Information Center in Golden , Colo . major Are there any nearby cities that felt the quake? 14 15 +1202 3 Martin Reyners , deputy chief seismologist from the Institute of Geological and Nuclear Sciences in Wellington , said the quake had a reading of 7 , and its epicenter was in the Pacific Ocean about 77 miles ( 125 km ) east - southeast of East Cape . said when did he report this information -- before or after the 7.5 reading? 17 18 +1202 3 Martin Reyners , deputy chief seismologist from the Institute of Geological and Nuclear Sciences in Wellington , said the quake had a reading of 7 , and its epicenter was in the Pacific Ocean about 77 miles ( 125 km ) east - southeast of East Cape . epicenter Are there any active, major earthquake fault lines underneath Australia? 28 29 +1202 4 New Zealand is in one of the most seismically active regions of the world , where minor quakes are felt almost every day . minor How often do major earthquakes occur here? 16 17 +1202 4 New Zealand is in one of the most seismically active regions of the world , where minor quakes are felt almost every day . most seismically active regions of the world , What particular tectonic reasons explain why NZ is so seismically active? 7 15 +1202 5 " It was a bit of a thump , that ' s about all , " said a police officer in Whakatane , one of the few sizeable towns in the area , about 300 miles northeast of the capital of Wellington . thump , How frequent are these occurrences that they react this nonchalant? 7 9 +1202 5 " It was a bit of a thump , that ' s about all , " said a police officer in Whakatane , one of the few sizeable towns in the area , about 300 miles northeast of the capital of Wellington . Wellington When was the last time a major earthquake struck urban Australia? 41 42 +1203 1 A Maori protester bared his tattooed buttocks while others spat at Queen Elizabeth II ' s representative and the prime minister Monday at a ceremony for the 155th anniversary of a treaty between indigenous tribes and British colonists . spat at Queen Elizabeth II ' s representative Why did other's spit at Queen Elizabeth II's representatives? 9 17 +1203 1 A Maori protester bared his tattooed buttocks while others spat at Queen Elizabeth II ' s representative and the prime minister Monday at a ceremony for the 155th anniversary of a treaty between indigenous tribes and British colonists . tattooed buttocks Why are his buttocks tattooed? 5 7 +1203 1 A Maori protester bared his tattooed buttocks while others spat at Queen Elizabeth II ' s representative and the prime minister Monday at a ceremony for the 155th anniversary of a treaty between indigenous tribes and British colonists . treaty What was the nature of the treaty? 31 32 +1203 1 A Maori protester bared his tattooed buttocks while others spat at Queen Elizabeth II ' s representative and the prime minister Monday at a ceremony for the 155th anniversary of a treaty between indigenous tribes and British colonists . spat Why did the protestor spit at the representative and the PM? 9 10 +1203 2 A crowd of about 500 angry Maoris also booed and jeered Governor - General Dame Catherine Tizard and Prime Minister Jim Bolger , who were not harmed , police said . 500 angry Maoris also booed Why did 500 angry Maoris boo? 4 9 +1203 2 A crowd of about 500 angry Maoris also booed and jeered Governor - General Dame Catherine Tizard and Prime Minister Jim Bolger , who were not harmed , police said . booed and jeered Why did the boo and jeer? 8 11 +1203 2 A crowd of about 500 angry Maoris also booed and jeered Governor - General Dame Catherine Tizard and Prime Minister Jim Bolger , who were not harmed , police said . angry why are they angry? 5 6 +1203 3 Police scuffled with demonstrators who raised a rebel flag of Maori independence and stomped on a New Zealand flag . No arrests were reported . demonstrators who raised a rebel flag What kind of rebel flag did the demonstrators raise? 3 9 +1203 3 Police scuffled with demonstrators who raised a rebel flag of Maori independence and stomped on a New Zealand flag . No arrests were reported . stomped Why were they stomping on the flag? 13 14 +1203 3 Police scuffled with demonstrators who raised a rebel flag of Maori independence and stomped on a New Zealand flag . No arrests were reported . rebel flag describe the flag? 7 9 +1203 3 Police scuffled with demonstrators who raised a rebel flag of Maori independence and stomped on a New Zealand flag . No arrests were reported . New Zealand why new zealand? 16 18 +1203 4 Other anniversary events were cancelled after Maori leaders warned they could not guaranteee the safety of government officials . Maori leaders warned Who did the Maori leader warn? 6 9 +1203 4 Other anniversary events were cancelled after Maori leaders warned they could not guaranteee the safety of government officials . guaranteee the safety of government officials . Why were the officials unable to be protected? 12 19 +1203 5 Earlier arsonists tried to set fire to a historic wooden building where the Treaty of Waitangi was signed in 1840 . Treaty of Waitangi What is the 'Treaty of Waitangi'? 13 16 +1203 5 Earlier arsonists tried to set fire to a historic wooden building where the Treaty of Waitangi was signed in 1840 . Treaty of Waitangi What is the nature of the treaty? 13 16 +1203 5 Earlier arsonists tried to set fire to a historic wooden building where the Treaty of Waitangi was signed in 1840 . set fire Why were they trying to set fire to the building? 4 6 +1203 5 Earlier arsonists tried to set fire to a historic wooden building where the Treaty of Waitangi was signed in 1840 . Earlier how much earlier did this occur? 0 1 +1204 1 In the past seven months , Anil Dhakal hasn ' t called or written to his family in Nepal . He can ' t bear to tell them the truth . hasn ' t called or written to his family Why has he not called or written? 8 17 +1204 1 In the past seven months , Anil Dhakal hasn ' t called or written to his family in Nepal . He can ' t bear to tell them the truth . the truth What is the truth? 28 30 +1204 1 In the past seven months , Anil Dhakal hasn ' t called or written to his family in Nepal . He can ' t bear to tell them the truth . can ' t bear to tell them the truth Why is he in such despair? 21 30 +1204 1 In the past seven months , Anil Dhakal hasn ' t called or written to his family in Nepal . He can ' t bear to tell them the truth . Anil Dhakal Who is Anil Dhakal? 6 8 +1204 1 In the past seven months , Anil Dhakal hasn ' t called or written to his family in Nepal . He can ' t bear to tell them the truth . the truth What truth does he not want to tell? 28 30 +1204 2 " They think I ' m OK , " said Dhakal , who until recently worked at a furniture factory . He claims he was beaten repeatedly for protesting unpaid wages and mistreatment before he escaped what he calls " hell . " " They think I ' m OK , " Is he not OK? 0 9 +1204 2 " They think I ' m OK , " said Dhakal , who until recently worked at a furniture factory . He claims he was beaten repeatedly for protesting unpaid wages and mistreatment before he escaped what he calls " hell . " until recently Why does he longer work there? 13 15 +1204 2 " They think I ' m OK , " said Dhakal , who until recently worked at a furniture factory . He claims he was beaten repeatedly for protesting unpaid wages and mistreatment before he escaped what he calls " hell . " beaten repeatedly Beaten by who? 25 27 +1204 2 " They think I ' m OK , " said Dhakal , who until recently worked at a furniture factory . He claims he was beaten repeatedly for protesting unpaid wages and mistreatment before he escaped what he calls " hell . " unpaid wages Why were wages not being paid? 29 31 +1204 2 " They think I ' m OK , " said Dhakal , who until recently worked at a furniture factory . He claims he was beaten repeatedly for protesting unpaid wages and mistreatment before he escaped what he calls " hell . " unpaid wages and mistreatment Why were his employers taking advantage of him? 29 33 +1204 2 " They think I ' m OK , " said Dhakal , who until recently worked at a furniture factory . He claims he was beaten repeatedly for protesting unpaid wages and mistreatment before he escaped what he calls " hell . " " hell What made the situation \"hell\" 39 41 +1204 3 At least for now , his dream of saving enough money to finish college has collapsed . saving enough money How long has he been saving money? 8 11 +1204 3 At least for now , his dream of saving enough money to finish college has collapsed . finish college How much college has he attended? 12 14 +1204 3 At least for now , his dream of saving enough money to finish college has collapsed . saving enough money How much money was he trying to save? 8 11 +1204 3 At least for now , his dream of saving enough money to finish college has collapsed . finish college What college was he attending? 12 14 +1204 4 Dhakal , 22 , is one of an estimated 84 , 000 foreigners - - from China , the Philippines , Bangladesh , Nepal and other poorer neighboring nations - - lured here by tales of higher pay . other poorer neighboring nations What other nations? 25 29 +1204 4 Dhakal , 22 , is one of an estimated 84 , 000 foreigners - - from China , the Philippines , Bangladesh , Nepal and other poorer neighboring nations - - lured here by tales of higher pay . by tales Who was telling these tails? 33 35 +1204 4 Dhakal , 22 , is one of an estimated 84 , 000 foreigners - - from China , the Philippines , Bangladesh , Nepal and other poorer neighboring nations - - lured here by tales of higher pay . lured here Who is luring these foreigners here? 31 33 +1204 5 Only 32 , 000 are working legally under a " technical training " program set up by the government to provide workers for labor - short industries . Most others overstayed tourist visas and are employed illegally . labor - short industries What is an example of a labor short industry? 23 27 +1204 5 Only 32 , 000 are working legally under a " technical training " program set up by the government to provide workers for labor - short industries . Most others overstayed tourist visas and are employed illegally . overstayed tourist visas How long does a tourist visa last? 30 33 +1204 5 Only 32 , 000 are working legally under a " technical training " program set up by the government to provide workers for labor - short industries . Most others overstayed tourist visas and are employed illegally . " technical training " program What is the name of this program? 9 14 +1204 5 Only 32 , 000 are working legally under a " technical training " program set up by the government to provide workers for labor - short industries . Most others overstayed tourist visas and are employed illegally . Most others How many is \"most\"? 28 30 +1205 1 Doug McClure , the blond , boyish cowboy star of the television shows " The Virginian , " " The Overland Trail " and " The Men From Shiloh , " died of cancer Sunday night . He was 59 . died of cancer What type of cancer did he die of? 31 34 +1205 1 Doug McClure , the blond , boyish cowboy star of the television shows " The Virginian , " " The Overland Trail " and " The Men From Shiloh , " died of cancer Sunday night . He was 59 . Virginian , " When was this show on the air? 15 18 +1205 1 Doug McClure , the blond , boyish cowboy star of the television shows " The Virginian , " " The Overland Trail " and " The Men From Shiloh , " died of cancer Sunday night . He was 59 . cancer What type of cancer did he have? 33 34 +1205 2 McClure died at his home in the Los Angeles suburb of Sherman Oaks with family and friends by his side , said McClure ' s friend , Dennis Morga . family and friends Did he have a wife and children? 14 17 +1205 2 McClure died at his home in the Los Angeles suburb of Sherman Oaks with family and friends by his side , said McClure ' s friend , Dennis Morga . Dennis Morga Who is Dennis Morga? 27 29 +1205 2 McClure died at his home in the Los Angeles suburb of Sherman Oaks with family and friends by his side , said McClure ' s friend , Dennis Morga . friend , Who is Dennis Morga? 25 27 +1205 3 After struggling a year with lung cancer , McClure appeared last Dec . 16 for the installation of his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame . Getting the star helped him feel better , he told well - wishers . last Dec . 16 What year was last Dec. 16? 10 14 +1205 3 After struggling a year with lung cancer , McClure appeared last Dec . 16 for the installation of his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame . Getting the star helped him feel better , he told well - wishers . better , How did it make him feel better? 33 35 +1205 3 After struggling a year with lung cancer , McClure appeared last Dec . 16 for the installation of his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame . Getting the star helped him feel better , he told well - wishers . star Where on the Walk of Fame is his star located? 19 20 +1205 4 " It gave me the incentive to get well , and I am well , " he declared . I am well , " If he was well why did he succumb to cancer? 11 16 +1205 4 " It gave me the incentive to get well , and I am well , " he declared . I am well , " What determines if he is \"well\" or not? 11 16 +1205 4 " It gave me the incentive to get well , and I am well , " he declared . well , How long did his good health last in December? 8 10 +1205 5 But on Jan . 8 , the actor collapsed from an apparent stroke on the set of a theatrical film in Hawaii and was flown to Los Angeles for hospitalization . of a theatrical film What type of film was he in the process of making? 16 20 +1205 5 But on Jan . 8 , the actor collapsed from an apparent stroke on the set of a theatrical film in Hawaii and was flown to Los Angeles for hospitalization . Jan . 8 , What year is Jan. 8? 2 6 +1205 5 But on Jan . 8 , the actor collapsed from an apparent stroke on the set of a theatrical film in Hawaii and was flown to Los Angeles for hospitalization . theatrical film What is the title of a theatrical film? 18 20 +1205 5 But on Jan . 8 , the actor collapsed from an apparent stroke on the set of a theatrical film in Hawaii and was flown to Los Angeles for hospitalization . stroke Was the stroke associated with his lung cancer? 12 13 +1205 5 But on Jan . 8 , the actor collapsed from an apparent stroke on the set of a theatrical film in Hawaii and was flown to Los Angeles for hospitalization . film What film was he shooting in Hawaii? 19 20 +1206 1 Palestinian gunmen ambushed an Israeli gasoline tanker in the PLO - ruled Gaza Strip on Monday , killing an Israeli security guard in an escort car and wounding another , Palestinian police said . Palestinian Why did the Palestinian gunmen ambush the Israeli gasoline tanker? 0 1 +1206 1 Palestinian gunmen ambushed an Israeli gasoline tanker in the PLO - ruled Gaza Strip on Monday , killing an Israeli security guard in an escort car and wounding another , Palestinian police said . ambushed an Israeli gasoline tanker What was the reason for the ambush of this particular vehicle? 2 7 +1206 1 Palestinian gunmen ambushed an Israeli gasoline tanker in the PLO - ruled Gaza Strip on Monday , killing an Israeli security guard in an escort car and wounding another , Palestinian police said . escort car Why was an escort car following the gasoline tanker? 24 26 +1206 2 Israel radio said the front of the escort car was sprayed with dozens of bullets . Israel Who gave this information to the Israel radio? 0 1 +1206 3 PLO chief Yasser Arafat has been under mounting Israeli pressure to crack down on Palestinian militants in areas under his control , and Monday ' s attack was likely to further strain Israeli - PLO relations . Israeli - PLO Why is the relationship between the Israeli people and the PLO so strained to begin with? 32 35 +1206 4 The attack occurred about 8 : 45 a . m . ( 0645 GMT ) when gunmen hiding in roadside orchards near the town of Beit Lahia fired on the tanker and escort car , said a Palestinian police officer who spoke on condition of anonymity . Palestinian police officer Why was the Palestinian police officer afraid to speak publicly? 37 40 +1206 5 The gunmen then jumped into a getaway car , the officer said . Four Palestinian policemen riding in a car behind the truck fired in the air and rushed to the Israelis to administer medical aid , the officer said . gunmen How did the police find the gunmen in the first place? 1 2 +1207 1 Russian warplanes pelted this town southwest of Grozny with bombs Monday , and more refugees streamed out of Chechnya as widespread fighting continued in the Grozny area . Grozny why did they want to attack this town? 7 8 +1207 1 Russian warplanes pelted this town southwest of Grozny with bombs Monday , and more refugees streamed out of Chechnya as widespread fighting continued in the Grozny area . this town Which town? 3 5 +1207 1 Russian warplanes pelted this town southwest of Grozny with bombs Monday , and more refugees streamed out of Chechnya as widespread fighting continued in the Grozny area . widespread fighting Fighting between which groups? 20 22 +1207 1 Russian warplanes pelted this town southwest of Grozny with bombs Monday , and more refugees streamed out of Chechnya as widespread fighting continued in the Grozny area . this town What is the town's name? 3 5 +1207 1 Russian warplanes pelted this town southwest of Grozny with bombs Monday , and more refugees streamed out of Chechnya as widespread fighting continued in the Grozny area . widespread fighting continued in the Grozny area . Why was fighting taking place in this area? 20 28 +1207 2 Chechen fighters said the Russians had resumed bombing oil and chemical factories in and around the shattered capital . They saw the tactic as a sign of Russian frustration at still having failed to seize Grozny . seize Grozny why does russia want to seize Grozny? Isn't Russia already a large country? Or is this to exert military power with the expectation of results in diplomacy? 34 36 +1207 2 Chechen fighters said the Russians had resumed bombing oil and chemical factories in and around the shattered capital . They saw the tactic as a sign of Russian frustration at still having failed to seize Grozny . a sign of Russian frustration Why is this a sign of frustration? 24 29 +1207 2 Chechen fighters said the Russians had resumed bombing oil and chemical factories in and around the shattered capital . They saw the tactic as a sign of Russian frustration at still having failed to seize Grozny . still having failed to seize Grozny . Why had Russia been struggling to seize the Chechen capital? 30 37 +1207 3 " It means they ' re losing hope of taking Grozny , " said Salaudin Kitayev , a chief in the Chechen special forces , standing at a crossroads about 10 kilometers ( six miles ) from Grozny . " Otherwise , they ' d save the factories for themselves . " " Otherwise , Does russia just want to cause destruction because they know they will not annex Grozny? 39 42 +1207 3 " It means they ' re losing hope of taking Grozny , " said Salaudin Kitayev , a chief in the Chechen special forces , standing at a crossroads about 10 kilometers ( six miles ) from Grozny . " Otherwise , they ' d save the factories for themselves . " a chief in the Chechen special forces , What does this rank mean? 17 25 +1207 5 Chechens at the crossroads didn ' t even flinch at the air raid , hardened by nearly two months of war in their homeland . It wasn ' t immediately clear whether the bombs had caused serious damage or casualties . two months of war why have they been at war? 17 21 +1207 5 Chechens at the crossroads didn ' t even flinch at the air raid , hardened by nearly two months of war in their homeland . It wasn ' t immediately clear whether the bombs had caused serious damage or casualties . two months of war in their homeland Why had these bombing raids and campaigns lasted for so long, unabated? 17 24 +1208 1 Four foreign monitors on Monday briefed President Chandrika Kumaratunga about their meeting with the chief of the Tamil rebel group who reportedly favors a formal cease - fire with the government forces . favors a formal cease - fire Why a formal cease-fire? 22 28 +1208 2 Officials did not give details of Ms . Kumaratunga ' s meeting with the monitors . They , however , said the rebels were ready for a formal cease - fire . rebels Who are the rebels? 22 23 +1208 4 Velupillai Prabhakaran , commander of the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam , reportedly told the monitors on Sunday that six committees set up to oversee the truce in Sri Lanka ' s ethnic war should start their work soon . Sri Lanka ' s ethnic war Why was there an ethnic war? 28 34 +1208 4 Velupillai Prabhakaran , commander of the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam , reportedly told the monitors on Sunday that six committees set up to oversee the truce in Sri Lanka ' s ethnic war should start their work soon . soon How quickly is soon? 38 39 +1208 5 The monitors from Norway , Canada and the Netherlands met with Prabhakaran in the rebel stronghold of Jaffna in response to a request made by the militants fighting for a Tamil homeland since 1984 in northern Sri Lanka . monitors from Norway , Canada and the Netherlands Why were there foreign monitors? 1 9 +1209 1 Scores of African officials convened Monday to develop a set of development priorities that would be presented to the U . N . social summit in Copenhagen next month . development priorities What are these developmental priorities? 11 13 +1209 1 Scores of African officials convened Monday to develop a set of development priorities that would be presented to the U . N . social summit in Copenhagen next month . development What are they developing 11 12 +1209 1 Scores of African officials convened Monday to develop a set of development priorities that would be presented to the U . N . social summit in Copenhagen next month . Monday what date? 5 6 +1209 1 Scores of African officials convened Monday to develop a set of development priorities that would be presented to the U . N . social summit in Copenhagen next month . development priorities development priorities for what? 11 13 +1209 1 Scores of African officials convened Monday to develop a set of development priorities that would be presented to the U . N . social summit in Copenhagen next month . African from which nations? 2 3 +1209 1 Scores of African officials convened Monday to develop a set of development priorities that would be presented to the U . N . social summit in Copenhagen next month . presented to the U . N . social summit Why would they want to present it there? 16 25 +1209 3 The goal , according to organizers , is to give Africans a chance to define development priorities for themselves , instead of having external initiatives imposed on them . external initiatives What sort of initiatives have been imposed on them before? 23 25 +1209 3 The goal , according to organizers , is to give Africans a chance to define development priorities for themselves , instead of having external initiatives imposed on them . chance Why have they not previously had a chance to define the initiatives for themselves? 12 13 +1209 3 The goal , according to organizers , is to give Africans a chance to define development priorities for themselves , instead of having external initiatives imposed on them . imposed Who is imposing\n 25 26 +1209 4 " We need a radical change in African self - perception , " said the forum ' s president , Graca Machel , widow of former President Samora Machel of Mozambique . " Let us make of this audience not a mere intellectual exercise but a forum that leads to concrete achievement . " change What change does Machel want for Africa's self-perception? 5 6 +1209 4 " We need a radical change in African self - perception , " said the forum ' s president , Graca Machel , widow of former President Samora Machel of Mozambique . " Let us make of this audience not a mere intellectual exercise but a forum that leads to concrete achievement . " achievement what would achievement look like?\n 51 52 +1209 4 " We need a radical change in African self - perception , " said the forum ' s president , Graca Machel , widow of former President Samora Machel of Mozambique . " Let us make of this audience not a mere intellectual exercise but a forum that leads to concrete achievement . " change in African self - perception What do they think of their own self-perception at this time? 5 11 +1209 5 UNESCO ' s director - general , Federico Mayor , said there were both moral and political reasons why wealthy countries should not shirk at aiding Africa . shirk Which countries shirk providing aid? 23 24 +1209 5 UNESCO ' s director - general , Federico Mayor , said there were both moral and political reasons why wealthy countries should not shirk at aiding Africa . political What political reasons are there to provide aid? 16 17 +1209 5 UNESCO ' s director - general , Federico Mayor , said there were both moral and political reasons why wealthy countries should not shirk at aiding Africa . reasons What reasons? 17 18 +1209 5 UNESCO ' s director - general , Federico Mayor , said there were both moral and political reasons why wealthy countries should not shirk at aiding Africa . both moral and political reasons What are the moral and political reasons? 13 18 +1210 1 Ferrari unveiled a new Formula - 1 car Monday hoping to end the 11 - year title drought of the idolized Italian team in the World F - 1 Championship . the 11 - year title drought Who was winning in F1 instead of Ferrari? 12 18 +1210 1 Ferrari unveiled a new Formula - 1 car Monday hoping to end the 11 - year title drought of the idolized Italian team in the World F - 1 Championship . drought When did the Italian team win their last World F-1 Championship? 17 18 +1210 1 Ferrari unveiled a new Formula - 1 car Monday hoping to end the 11 - year title drought of the idolized Italian team in the World F - 1 Championship . new Formula - 1 car what is it called? 3 8 +1210 2 Looking for all the good fortune possible , Italy ' s currently unbeatable ski hero Alberto Tomba gave his blessing . Tomba What is the relationship of a champion skier to F-1 racing? 16 17 +1210 3 Tomba touched the red - painted 412 - T2 model and said : " I hope to bring it good luck and inspire a successful season . " model Is touching the race car a common F-1 racing superstition? 9 10 +1210 3 Tomba touched the red - painted 412 - T2 model and said : " I hope to bring it good luck and inspire a successful season . " Tomba why is a skiier at a race? 0 1 +1210 4 The new Ferrari , powered by a 3 , 000 - cc , 12 - cyclinder engine , was shown to reporters at the team headquarters near Modena . Modena what part of italy? 27 28 +1210 5 " He has the winning touch , it ' s a good omen , " said Ferrari Chairman Luca Codrero di Montezemolo , as the three - time Olympic champion drew loud cheers from a crowd of Ferrari fans , who were more enthusiastic about Tomba than Ferrari drivers Jean Alesi and Gerhard Berger . three - time Olympic champion What disciplines did Tomba win gold medals in? 25 30 +1210 5 " He has the winning touch , it ' s a good omen , " said Ferrari Chairman Luca Codrero di Montezemolo , as the three - time Olympic champion drew loud cheers from a crowd of Ferrari fans , who were more enthusiastic about Tomba than Ferrari drivers Jean Alesi and Gerhard Berger . drivers Do F-1 drivers compete as a team? 48 49 +1210 5 " He has the winning touch , it ' s a good omen , " said Ferrari Chairman Luca Codrero di Montezemolo , as the three - time Olympic champion drew loud cheers from a crowd of Ferrari fans , who were more enthusiastic about Tomba than Ferrari drivers Jean Alesi and Gerhard Berger . winning touch , what has tomba won? 4 7 +1211 1 Pedophiles have found a home on the Internet and exchange hundreds of pictures a week through anonymous conduits , a researcher said Monday . found a home on the Internet Is this legal? 2 8 +1211 1 Pedophiles have found a home on the Internet and exchange hundreds of pictures a week through anonymous conduits , a researcher said Monday . exchange Who do they exchange these with? 9 10 +1211 1 Pedophiles have found a home on the Internet and exchange hundreds of pictures a week through anonymous conduits , a researcher said Monday . hundreds of pictures Where do these pictures come from? 10 13 +1211 1 Pedophiles have found a home on the Internet and exchange hundreds of pictures a week through anonymous conduits , a researcher said Monday . anonymous conduits , What are these anonymous conduits? 16 19 +1211 2 The statistics appeared to provide the first glimpse at the scope of the potentially illegal activity , which police fear can lure kids into sex . It came from a study by Mats Wiklund , a researcher at Stockholm University ' s Institute of Computer and System Science . at the scope What is the scope? 8 11 +1211 2 The statistics appeared to provide the first glimpse at the scope of the potentially illegal activity , which police fear can lure kids into sex . It came from a study by Mats Wiklund , a researcher at Stockholm University ' s Institute of Computer and System Science . potentially illegal activity , Is it illegal or not? 13 17 +1211 2 The statistics appeared to provide the first glimpse at the scope of the potentially illegal activity , which police fear can lure kids into sex . It came from a study by Mats Wiklund , a researcher at Stockholm University ' s Institute of Computer and System Science . lure kids into sex What exactly lures them? 21 25 +1211 2 The statistics appeared to provide the first glimpse at the scope of the potentially illegal activity , which police fear can lure kids into sex . It came from a study by Mats Wiklund , a researcher at Stockholm University ' s Institute of Computer and System Science . the scope of the potentially illegal activity , What is this scope? 9 17 +1211 2 The statistics appeared to provide the first glimpse at the scope of the potentially illegal activity , which police fear can lure kids into sex . It came from a study by Mats Wiklund , a researcher at Stockholm University ' s Institute of Computer and System Science . can lure kids into sex How can it lure kids into sex? 20 25 +1211 3 During a seven - day period in late December and early January , Wiklund counted 5 , 651 messages or postings about child pornography in four " bulletin boards . " messages or postings What were these messages regarding? 18 21 +1211 3 During a seven - day period in late December and early January , Wiklund counted 5 , 651 messages or postings about child pornography in four " bulletin boards . " " bulletin boards How are these \"bulletin boards\" accessed? 26 29 +1211 4 Among the postings , about 800 were graphic pictures of adolescents engaged in sexual acts . He said at least eight of the pictures showed very young children , possibly ages 8 - 10 . graphic pictures What kind of pictures are graphic? 7 9 +1211 4 Among the postings , about 800 were graphic pictures of adolescents engaged in sexual acts . He said at least eight of the pictures showed very young children , possibly ages 8 - 10 . young children , Where do these pictures come from? 26 29 +1211 5 " The younger ones . are not being shown in the act , but they are being used as bait , " Wiklund said . as bait , " What are they baiting? 18 22 +1211 5 " The younger ones . are not being shown in the act , but they are being used as bait , " Wiklund said . bait , " How are they being used as bait? 19 22 +1211 5 " The younger ones . are not being shown in the act , but they are being used as bait , " Wiklund said . they are being used as bait , " What is the prevalence of these baiting type images in comparison to more standard-issue underage images? 14 22 +1212 1 After a day without soccer , officials and fans kicked around the results Monday . The conclusion : More must be done to control violence . violence What violent event interfered with a soccer event? 24 25 +1212 1 After a day without soccer , officials and fans kicked around the results Monday . The conclusion : More must be done to control violence . officials and fans kicked around the results Why are officials and fans of soccer kicked around results? 6 13 +1212 1 After a day without soccer , officials and fans kicked around the results Monday . The conclusion : More must be done to control violence . control violence Why is violence so often occurring at soccer matches? 23 25 +1212 1 After a day without soccer , officials and fans kicked around the results Monday . The conclusion : More must be done to control violence . More must be done to control violence what must be done? 18 25 +1212 2 " At least we ' ve started doing something about it . Our efforts will continue , but it is indispensable that the government and parliament make some decisions without which we will be defenseless in the face of violence , " said Mario Pescante , president of Italy ' s Olympic Committee . doing What are they planning on doing? 7 8 +1212 2 " At least we ' ve started doing something about it . Our efforts will continue , but it is indispensable that the government and parliament make some decisions without which we will be defenseless in the face of violence , " said Mario Pescante , president of Italy ' s Olympic Committee . defenseless in the face of violence , " Why will they be defenceless in the face of violence? 34 42 +1212 2 " At least we ' ve started doing something about it . Our efforts will continue , but it is indispensable that the government and parliament make some decisions without which we will be defenseless in the face of violence , " said Mario Pescante , president of Italy ' s Olympic Committee . Mario Pescante , how long has he been president? 43 46 +1212 3 And while the " ultras " - - the Italian equivalent of British hooligans - - pledged to give up their arms , their violent language suggested that tensions would continue . " ultras " What are they even fighting for? 3 6 +1212 3 And while the " ultras " - - the Italian equivalent of British hooligans - - pledged to give up their arms , their violent language suggested that tensions would continue . language suggested that tensions would continue . Why did they want the tensions to continue? 25 32 +1212 3 And while the " ultras " - - the Italian equivalent of British hooligans - - pledged to give up their arms , their violent language suggested that tensions would continue . British hooligans who are british hooligans? 12 14 +1212 4 " Enough with the fad of 20 against two or three , or of molotov cocktails and knives , " said a statement read by one of the hundreds of ultras who participated at a rally in Genoa on Sunday . rally What were they hoping to achieve from the rally? 35 36 +1212 4 " Enough with the fad of 20 against two or three , or of molotov cocktails and knives , " said a statement read by one of the hundreds of ultras who participated at a rally in Genoa on Sunday . participated at a rally Why did the hundreds of ultras participated at a rally in Genoa? 32 36 +1212 5 Italian authorities called off Sunday ' s soccer league matches and other professional sports in response to the Jan . 29 stabbing death of a fan before the Genoa - AC Milan game . A 19 - year - old Milan supporter was charged with the slaying , which touched off demands to crack down on violent fans . stabbing What caused the altercation? 21 22 +1213 1 McDonnell Douglas Corp . may temporarily halt production of its largest airliner , the MD - 11 , in 1996 due to a severe shortage of orders for the 300 - seat plane , The Wall Street Journal reported Monday . severe shortage of orders for the 300 - seat plane , What is the cause of this shortage? 23 34 +1213 1 McDonnell Douglas Corp . may temporarily halt production of its largest airliner , the MD - 11 , in 1996 due to a severe shortage of orders for the 300 - seat plane , The Wall Street Journal reported Monday . severe shortage of orders Why such a shortage of orders? 23 27 +1213 1 McDonnell Douglas Corp . may temporarily halt production of its largest airliner , the MD - 11 , in 1996 due to a severe shortage of orders for the 300 - seat plane , The Wall Street Journal reported Monday . severe shortage of orders What is causing this shortage? 23 27 +1213 2 Company executives emphasized they are working to avert a shutdown , which could mean temporary layoffs for thousands of workers and cast doubt on the future of the MD - 11 program , the report said . they are working to avert a shutdown , How is the shutdown trying to be stopped? 3 11 +1213 3 Without new orders for the three - engine jet , St . Louis - based McDonnell Douglas may deliver as few as 10 next year , the newspaper said , citing industry officials . Without new orders for the three - engine jet , What is causing the stoppage in orders for these model jets? 0 10 +1213 3 Without new orders for the three - engine jet , St . Louis - based McDonnell Douglas may deliver as few as 10 next year , the newspaper said , citing industry officials . Without new orders Are they doing anything to get new orders? 0 3 +1213 4 The MD - 11 is manufacturered at the company ' s 10 , 000 - worker factory in Long Beach , California . That facility also produces the smaller MD - 80 and MD - 90 . The company won ' t say how many people are employed making each type of jet . won ' t say how many people are employed Why won't they disclose this information? 39 48 +1213 4 The MD - 11 is manufacturered at the company ' s 10 , 000 - worker factory in Long Beach , California . That facility also produces the smaller MD - 80 and MD - 90 . The company won ' t say how many people are employed making each type of jet . The company won ' t say Why won't the company release this information? 37 43 +1213 5 Herbert J . Lanese , the company ' s chief financial officer , told the Journal that a decision on halting MD - 11 production for as much as half of 1996 will have to be made within five months . made within five months What projections are being made for the fate of the company after the shutdown has passed? 36 40 +1213 5 Herbert J . Lanese , the company ' s chief financial officer , told the Journal that a decision on halting MD - 11 production for as much as half of 1996 will have to be made within five months . within five months Why does this decision have to be made within five months? 37 40 +1214 1 Only 26 women were among the 137 survivors of the Estonia ferry disaster last year , mainly because they were unable like men to climb walls to save themselves , investigators said Monday . climb walls how did the others manage to climb walls? 24 26 +1214 1 Only 26 women were among the 137 survivors of the Estonia ferry disaster last year , mainly because they were unable like men to climb walls to save themselves , investigators said Monday . they were unable like men Why were they unable to? 18 23 +1214 1 Only 26 women were among the 137 survivors of the Estonia ferry disaster last year , mainly because they were unable like men to climb walls to save themselves , investigators said Monday . survivors How many people were killed in the Estonia ferry disaster? 7 8 +1214 1 Only 26 women were among the 137 survivors of the Estonia ferry disaster last year , mainly because they were unable like men to climb walls to save themselves , investigators said Monday . Estonia ferry disaster What caused the Estonia ferry disaster? 10 13 +1214 2 " It was survival of the fittest , " said Kari Lehtola , a Finnish member of the accident investigation committee . " It was survival of the fittest , " What caused it to be survival of the fittest? 0 9 +1214 2 " It was survival of the fittest , " said Kari Lehtola , a Finnish member of the accident investigation committee . accident investigation committee What populations comprise the accident investigation committee? 18 21 +1214 3 The Estonia was sailing from Tallinn , Estonia , to the Swedish capital , Stockholm , on Sept . 28 when its bow door was ripped off in a storm . Water surged onto the car deck , the ferry turned on its side and sank in about 35 minutes . sank in at what time the ferry sank in 45 47 +1214 3 The Estonia was sailing from Tallinn , Estonia , to the Swedish capital , Stockholm , on Sept . 28 when its bow door was ripped off in a storm . Water surged onto the car deck , the ferry turned on its side and sank in about 35 minutes . sank in about 35 minutes Why did it only take 35 minutes to sink? 45 50 +1214 3 The Estonia was sailing from Tallinn , Estonia , to the Swedish capital , Stockholm , on Sept . 28 when its bow door was ripped off in a storm . Water surged onto the car deck , the ferry turned on its side and sank in about 35 minutes . bow door was ripped off Was the bow door faulty or damaged before the storm? 22 27 +1214 4 Rescuers managed to save 137 people . Of those , 111 were men , nearly all age 20 - 44 . Rescuers found 94 bodies , mostly male , in the icy seas or on life rafts . found how many women were found? 22 23 +1214 4 Rescuers managed to save 137 people . Of those , 111 were men , nearly all age 20 - 44 . Rescuers found 94 bodies , mostly male , in the icy seas or on life rafts . mostly male , Why were most of the bodies males? 26 29 +1214 4 Rescuers managed to save 137 people . Of those , 111 were men , nearly all age 20 - 44 . Rescuers found 94 bodies , mostly male , in the icy seas or on life rafts . mostly male , What percentage of lives lost do men represent? 26 29 +1214 5 Lehtola said 765 people went down with the ship , including 422 women and 23 people under 18 . 765 people went down Are there continuing efforts to find the rest of the bodies? 2 6 +1215 1 Shuttle commander James Wetherbee fired Discovery ' s thrusters today to begin a final approach toward space station Mir - - the first convergence of American and Russian spaceships in 20 years . in 20 years Why haven't American and Russian spaceships converged in 20 years? 29 32 +1215 1 Shuttle commander James Wetherbee fired Discovery ' s thrusters today to begin a final approach toward space station Mir - - the first convergence of American and Russian spaceships in 20 years . convergence of American and Russian spaceships What did the two spaceships need that required them to meet up? 23 29 +1215 1 Shuttle commander James Wetherbee fired Discovery ' s thrusters today to begin a final approach toward space station Mir - - the first convergence of American and Russian spaceships in 20 years . spaceships Which nation owns the space station? Which nation owns the spaceship? 28 29 +1215 2 The 19 - second jet firing came as the two 100 - ton spaceships orbited nine miles apart at 17 , 500 mph , some 245 miles over South America . spaceships Does the article involve a convergence between two spaceships or a space station and a spaceship? 13 14 +1215 3 The maneuver was to send the shuttle a half - mile beneath Mir , when Wetherbee would take manual control , pulling up in front and firing braking jets to slowly close to 400 feet . manual control , Why does the commander need to take manual control in order to complete the maneuver? 18 21 +1215 4 The final rendezvous phase , a 35 - foot close encounter that Russian space officials agreed to virtually at the last minute , had Discovery flying to within 35 feet . at the last minute , Why did Russian officials wait until the last minute to agree to the encounter? 18 23 +1215 4 The final rendezvous phase , a 35 - foot close encounter that Russian space officials agreed to virtually at the last minute , had Discovery flying to within 35 feet . agreed to virtually at the last minute , Why was the agreement so late in coming? 15 23 +1215 4 The final rendezvous phase , a 35 - foot close encounter that Russian space officials agreed to virtually at the last minute , had Discovery flying to within 35 feet . phase , How many phases are there for this rendezvous? 3 5 +1215 5 Engineers from NASA and the Russian Space Agency huddled throughout the night and into the morning to discuss a steering thruster leak near the shuttle ' s tail that has been spewing fuel since shortly after Friday ' s launch . leak Why is there a leak on the shuttle? 21 22 +1215 5 Engineers from NASA and the Russian Space Agency huddled throughout the night and into the morning to discuss a steering thruster leak near the shuttle ' s tail that has been spewing fuel since shortly after Friday ' s launch . leak near the shuttle ' s tail What was the reason for this prolonged leak? 21 28 +1215 5 Engineers from NASA and the Russian Space Agency huddled throughout the night and into the morning to discuss a steering thruster leak near the shuttle ' s tail that has been spewing fuel since shortly after Friday ' s launch . leak How much does this leakage endanger the crew? 21 22 +1216 1 Discovery commander James Wetherbee exchanged waves with the crew of space station Mir today while steering the shuttle toward the first convergence of American and Russian spaceships in 20 years . Russian Who was the commander of the Russian spaceship? 25 26 +1216 1 Discovery commander James Wetherbee exchanged waves with the crew of space station Mir today while steering the shuttle toward the first convergence of American and Russian spaceships in 20 years . crew of space station Mir Who are the crew of space station Mir? 8 13 +1216 1 Discovery commander James Wetherbee exchanged waves with the crew of space station Mir today while steering the shuttle toward the first convergence of American and Russian spaceships in 20 years . 20 years Why has it been 20 years? 28 30 +1216 2 Only a half - mile separated the two 100 - ton spaceships , soaring 245 miles over Earth at 17 , 500 mph , when Discovery passed beneath the massive T - shaped outpost and Wetherbee took manual control . outpost What is the role of a spaceship outpost in the 21st century? 33 34 +1216 2 Only a half - mile separated the two 100 - ton spaceships , soaring 245 miles over Earth at 17 , 500 mph , when Discovery passed beneath the massive T - shaped outpost and Wetherbee took manual control . massive T - shaped outpost What is the massive T-shaped outpost refer to? 29 34 +1216 2 Only a half - mile separated the two 100 - ton spaceships , soaring 245 miles over Earth at 17 , 500 mph , when Discovery passed beneath the massive T - shaped outpost and Wetherbee took manual control . Wetherbee took manual control Was he the only one in the shuttle? 35 39 +1216 5 The shuttle moved in front of Mir , where Wetherbee was to fire braking jets to slowly close to 400 feet . braking What happens if the Discovery shuttle stopped too far or too close to the station? 13 14 +1217 1 While voters turned out in impressive numbers for the first post - independence parliamentary elections in Kyrgyzstan , they elected only 13 of 105 deputies , news agencies said Monday . elected only 13 of 105 deputies , Why so few deputies elected? 19 26 +1217 1 While voters turned out in impressive numbers for the first post - independence parliamentary elections in Kyrgyzstan , they elected only 13 of 105 deputies , news agencies said Monday . only 13 Why so few? 20 22 +1217 1 While voters turned out in impressive numbers for the first post - independence parliamentary elections in Kyrgyzstan , they elected only 13 of 105 deputies , news agencies said Monday . only 13 why / how is this possible? 20 22 +1217 3 In Sunday ' s elections , 72 . 8 percent of the 2 . 2 million registered voters cast their ballots , but a glut of candidates had many predicting runoffs . a glut of candidates What led to so many candidates standing for positions? 23 27 +1217 3 In Sunday ' s elections , 72 . 8 percent of the 2 . 2 million registered voters cast their ballots , but a glut of candidates had many predicting runoffs . glut of candidates Is this due to a power vacuum? 24 27 +1217 3 In Sunday ' s elections , 72 . 8 percent of the 2 . 2 million registered voters cast their ballots , but a glut of candidates had many predicting runoffs . runoffs what does this mean in this context? 30 31 +1217 5 Among the 13 elected Sunday in the former Soviet republic were acclaimed writer Chingiz Aitmatov and two prominent former Communist Party leaders , ITAR - Tass said . two prominent former Communist Party leaders , which two leaders? 16 23 +1218 1 For the first time in seven months , Sarajevans could hop in their cars on Monday and drive outside the Bosnian capital to shop for scarce goods or visit relatives . scarce Why are the goods scarce? 25 26 +1218 1 For the first time in seven months , Sarajevans could hop in their cars on Monday and drive outside the Bosnian capital to shop for scarce goods or visit relatives . For the first time in seven months , Why weren't they able to do this for seven months? 0 8 +1218 1 For the first time in seven months , Sarajevans could hop in their cars on Monday and drive outside the Bosnian capital to shop for scarce goods or visit relatives . first Why couldn't Sarajevans leave the capital city for seven months? 2 3 +1218 1 For the first time in seven months , Sarajevans could hop in their cars on Monday and drive outside the Bosnian capital to shop for scarce goods or visit relatives . scarce What goods are scarce in Sarajevo? 25 26 +1218 1 For the first time in seven months , Sarajevans could hop in their cars on Monday and drive outside the Bosnian capital to shop for scarce goods or visit relatives . first time in seven months , Why had the lack of movement lasted so long? 2 8 +1218 2 Hundreds of Sarajevans took advantage of an agreement opening a road to central Bosnia and beyond . But travel further afield was impossible without extensive paperwork . extensive Why is there so much paperwork required? 24 25 +1218 2 Hundreds of Sarajevans took advantage of an agreement opening a road to central Bosnia and beyond . But travel further afield was impossible without extensive paperwork . impossible without extensive paperwork What kind of paperwork is required? 22 26 +1218 2 Hundreds of Sarajevans took advantage of an agreement opening a road to central Bosnia and beyond . But travel further afield was impossible without extensive paperwork . extensive What paperwork was required for further travel? 24 25 +1218 2 Hundreds of Sarajevans took advantage of an agreement opening a road to central Bosnia and beyond . But travel further afield was impossible without extensive paperwork . opening Why was the road previously closed? 8 9 +1218 2 Hundreds of Sarajevans took advantage of an agreement opening a road to central Bosnia and beyond . But travel further afield was impossible without extensive paperwork . without extensive paperwork What sort of papers were required? 23 26 +1218 3 The deal is a provision of a truce brokered by former President Jimmy Carter and signed Dec . 31 by the government and Bosnian Serbs . But it repeatedly has been held up , and officials acknowledged that this accord was tenuous . tenuous How did it become a tenuous record? 41 42 +1218 3 The deal is a provision of a truce brokered by former President Jimmy Carter and signed Dec . 31 by the government and Bosnian Serbs . But it repeatedly has been held up , and officials acknowledged that this accord was tenuous . truce What are the other provisions of this truce? 7 8 +1218 3 The deal is a provision of a truce brokered by former President Jimmy Carter and signed Dec . 31 by the government and Bosnian Serbs . But it repeatedly has been held up , and officials acknowledged that this accord was tenuous . But it repeatedly has been held up , Why was the truce held up? 26 34 +1218 4 Nonetheless , U . N . officials were hopeful this time . " It is a sign of goodwill on both sides , " said Enrique Aguilar , a U . N . official . hopeful Why were the hopeful this time and not before/after? 8 9 +1218 4 Nonetheless , U . N . officials were hopeful this time . " It is a sign of goodwill on both sides , " said Enrique Aguilar , a U . N . official . hopeful What are they hoping to see come next? 8 9 +1218 5 Two routes - - one permitting people to move between two Serb - held suburbs , the other allowing Sarajevans to cross the airport into two outer government - held suburbs and beyond - - were opened under the agreement . Serb - held What is the source of the conflict between the Bosnian government and the Bosnian Serbs? 11 14 +1219 1 Visiting U . S . Commerce Secretary said Monday that continued Mideast violence was a major obstacle to private investment in the West Bank and Gaza Strip . private investment in What private investment is being impeded by the violence? 18 21 +1219 1 Visiting U . S . Commerce Secretary said Monday that continued Mideast violence was a major obstacle to private investment in the West Bank and Gaza Strip . Commerce Secretary What is this secretary's name? 5 7 +1219 1 Visiting U . S . Commerce Secretary said Monday that continued Mideast violence was a major obstacle to private investment in the West Bank and Gaza Strip . continued Mideast violence How long has the violence been going on? 10 13 +1219 1 Visiting U . S . Commerce Secretary said Monday that continued Mideast violence was a major obstacle to private investment in the West Bank and Gaza Strip . major obstacle What makes it a major obstacle? 15 17 +1219 2 " Investors want a certain comfort level , " Brown told reporters . " They want to know that their investments are safe . and that kind of assurance must come from people in the region . " certain comfort level , " What is the comfort level Brown thinks investors want? Does violence have to be eliminated completely, or only addressed? 4 9 +1219 2 " Investors want a certain comfort level , " Brown told reporters . " They want to know that their investments are safe . and that kind of assurance must come from people in the region . " Brown What is Brown's first name? 9 10 +1219 2 " Investors want a certain comfort level , " Brown told reporters . " They want to know that their investments are safe . and that kind of assurance must come from people in the region . " comfort level , " What is their comfort level? 5 9 +1219 2 " Investors want a certain comfort level , " Brown told reporters . " They want to know that their investments are safe . and that kind of assurance must come from people in the region . " people in the region What people specifically? 32 36 +1219 2 " Investors want a certain comfort level , " Brown told reporters . " They want to know that their investments are safe . and that kind of assurance must come from people in the region . " " Investors Who and what type of investors are they? 0 2 +1219 3 U . S . officials traveling with Brown said that since autonomy began last May , only one private U . S . - Palestinian venture was formed , a factory making building materials in the Gaza Strip . a factory What is the name of this factory? 29 31 +1219 3 U . S . officials traveling with Brown said that since autonomy began last May , only one private U . S . - Palestinian venture was formed , a factory making building materials in the Gaza Strip . venture was formed , What venture was formed? 25 29 +1219 3 U . S . officials traveling with Brown said that since autonomy began last May , only one private U . S . - Palestinian venture was formed , a factory making building materials in the Gaza Strip . building materials What kind of materials? 32 34 +1219 4 The U . S . government offers private investors loan guarantees and political risk insurance as incentives , the officials said . as incentives , the Why aren't these incentives enough to get investment in the West Bank and Gaza Strip? 15 19 +1219 4 The U . S . government offers private investors loan guarantees and political risk insurance as incentives , the officials said . the officials Which officials? 18 20 +1219 4 The U . S . government offers private investors loan guarantees and political risk insurance as incentives , the officials said . loan guarantees What are the guarantees? 9 11 +1219 4 The U . S . government offers private investors loan guarantees and political risk insurance as incentives , the officials said . as incentives , Are there other types of incentives? 15 18 +1219 4 The U . S . government offers private investors loan guarantees and political risk insurance as incentives , the officials said . U . S . government offers Why does the US have a stake in these investments? 1 7 +1219 5 Brown also went to the West Bank city of Ramallah and met with Palestinian Economic Minister Ahmed Qurei who said that " the American response was very serious in offering assistance " to the self - rule . American response What has the American response been thus far, besides loan guarantees and risk insurance? 23 25 +1219 5 Brown also went to the West Bank city of Ramallah and met with Palestinian Economic Minister Ahmed Qurei who said that " the American response was very serious in offering assistance " to the self - rule . went to the West Bank city Why did he go there? 2 8 +1219 5 Brown also went to the West Bank city of Ramallah and met with Palestinian Economic Minister Ahmed Qurei who said that " the American response was very serious in offering assistance " to the self - rule . and met What was said in the meeting? 10 12 +1219 5 Brown also went to the West Bank city of Ramallah and met with Palestinian Economic Minister Ahmed Qurei who said that " the American response was very serious in offering assistance " to the self - rule . American response Does this mean these are American investors backed by guarantees from the US government? 23 25 +1220 1 With ecstatic waves and giddy exclamations of " beautiful , " the crews of shuttle Discovery and space station Mir met Monday in the first convergence of American and Russian spaceships in 20 years . crews How experienced are the crews? 12 13 +1220 1 With ecstatic waves and giddy exclamations of " beautiful , " the crews of shuttle Discovery and space station Mir met Monday in the first convergence of American and Russian spaceships in 20 years . convergence Why so many years to form a convergence? 25 26 +1220 1 With ecstatic waves and giddy exclamations of " beautiful , " the crews of shuttle Discovery and space station Mir met Monday in the first convergence of American and Russian spaceships in 20 years . Discovery and space station Mir met Monday What was calling for the two spaceships to meet up? 15 22 +1220 1 With ecstatic waves and giddy exclamations of " beautiful , " the crews of shuttle Discovery and space station Mir met Monday in the first convergence of American and Russian spaceships in 20 years . crews How many people are on each crew? 12 13 +1220 1 With ecstatic waves and giddy exclamations of " beautiful , " the crews of shuttle Discovery and space station Mir met Monday in the first convergence of American and Russian spaceships in 20 years . convergence How long will the shuttle be docked at the station? 25 26 +1220 2 Discovery commander James Wetherbee took manual control of the shuttle as the two 100 - ton spaceships passed only a half - mile ( 800 meters ) apart while traveling 245 miles ( 392 kilometers ) above Earth at 17 , 500 mph ( 28 , 000 kph ) . traveling How close can the ships travel apart? 29 30 +1220 2 Discovery commander James Wetherbee took manual control of the shuttle as the two 100 - ton spaceships passed only a half - mile ( 800 meters ) apart while traveling 245 miles ( 392 kilometers ) above Earth at 17 , 500 mph ( 28 , 000 kph ) . Earth How far from earth is space? 37 38 +1220 3 The awestruck astronauts and cosmonauts gazed and waved at one another as Wetherbee stopped Discovery just 400 feet ( 120 meters ) away from the massive T - shaped space station . feet Why stop 400 feet away? 17 18 +1220 3 The awestruck astronauts and cosmonauts gazed and waved at one another as Wetherbee stopped Discovery just 400 feet ( 120 meters ) away from the massive T - shaped space station . cosmonauts What are cosmonauts? 4 5 +1220 4 " This is the most beautiful thing I ' ve ever seen in space , " Wetherbee told Mission Control . One of the Mir crew broke from Russian into English and echoed , " Beautiful , beautiful . " " Beautiful , Why did a Mir crew member say Beautiful,beautiful? 34 37 +1220 5 Mir beamed down stunning images of the shuttle against a brilliant blue and cloud - studded Earth . Discovery sent down views of the gleaming Russian space station against black space . Crew members pressed their faces up against spaceship windows to soak up the unprecedented view . Mir How did Mir send down images? 0 1 +1220 5 Mir beamed down stunning images of the shuttle against a brilliant blue and cloud - studded Earth . Discovery sent down views of the gleaming Russian space station against black space . Crew members pressed their faces up against spaceship windows to soak up the unprecedented view . station How big is the shuttle compared to the station? 27 28 +1221 1 The East Coast had its coldest weather of the season on Monday with freezing temperatures as far south as northern Florida as arctic air spilled in behind a blustery weekend snowstorm . The East Coast Of which country? 0 3 +1221 1 The East Coast had its coldest weather of the season on Monday with freezing temperatures as far south as northern Florida as arctic air spilled in behind a blustery weekend snowstorm . snowstorm How long is this cold spell expected to last? 30 31 +1221 2 Crestview , Florida , in the state ' s northern Panhandle , dipped to 25 degrees Fahrenheit ( - 4 Celsius ) overnight . It reached 14 degrees below zero F ( - 25 . 5 C ) at Snowshoe , West Virginia , and was even colder in parts of upstate New York and New England . and was even colder how much colder was it? 44 48 +1221 2 Crestview , Florida , in the state ' s northern Panhandle , dipped to 25 degrees Fahrenheit ( - 4 Celsius ) overnight . It reached 14 degrees below zero F ( - 25 . 5 C ) at Snowshoe , West Virginia , and was even colder in parts of upstate New York and New England . dipped to 25 degrees Fahrenheit How does this compare to previous years at the same time? 12 17 +1221 2 Crestview , Florida , in the state ' s northern Panhandle , dipped to 25 degrees Fahrenheit ( - 4 Celsius ) overnight . It reached 14 degrees below zero F ( - 25 . 5 C ) at Snowshoe , West Virginia , and was even colder in parts of upstate New York and New England . zero Is this a record below zero temperature for the area? 29 30 +1221 4 Wind blowing at 20 mph ( 32 kmph ) to 40 mph ( 64 kmph ) caused " whiteouts " on some upstate New York highways Sunday . While the wind eased Monday , the cold didn ' t . some upstate New York highways Sunday Which highways in upstate New York? 21 27 +1221 4 Wind blowing at 20 mph ( 32 kmph ) to 40 mph ( 64 kmph ) caused " whiteouts " on some upstate New York highways Sunday . While the wind eased Monday , the cold didn ' t . caused " whiteouts " What kind of traffic and other problems did this cause? 16 20 +1221 4 Wind blowing at 20 mph ( 32 kmph ) to 40 mph ( 64 kmph ) caused " whiteouts " on some upstate New York highways Sunday . While the wind eased Monday , the cold didn ' t . " whiteouts " What are 'whiteouts'? 17 20 +1221 5 The National Weather Service in Burlington , Vermont , issued an advisory warning of dangerously cold wind chills that could dip as low as 60 below zero F . A handful of Vermont schools were closed because of the weather . dangerously cold wind chills How cold does a wind chill need to be before it is considered dangerous? 14 18 +1221 5 The National Weather Service in Burlington , Vermont , issued an advisory warning of dangerously cold wind chills that could dip as low as 60 below zero F . A handful of Vermont schools were closed because of the weather . A handful of Vermont schools were closed How prevalent were the school closings? 29 36 +1221 5 The National Weather Service in Burlington , Vermont , issued an advisory warning of dangerously cold wind chills that could dip as low as 60 below zero F . A handful of Vermont schools were closed because of the weather . Vermont Are there other states who closed down their schools? 7 8 +1222 1 Russia and the International Monetary Fund suspended talks on a $ 6 billion loan Monday amid soaring inflation and skepticism about the 1995 Russian budget . suspended talks Why did they suspend talks? 6 8 +1222 1 Russia and the International Monetary Fund suspended talks on a $ 6 billion loan Monday amid soaring inflation and skepticism about the 1995 Russian budget . skepticism What were they skeptic about regarding the 1995 Russian budget? 19 20 +1222 1 Russia and the International Monetary Fund suspended talks on a $ 6 billion loan Monday amid soaring inflation and skepticism about the 1995 Russian budget . skepticism Why are people skeptical? 19 20 +1222 1 Russia and the International Monetary Fund suspended talks on a $ 6 billion loan Monday amid soaring inflation and skepticism about the 1995 Russian budget . skepticism Why is there skepticism? 19 20 +1222 2 An IMF spokesman said the discussions would resume later this month . IMF What does this stand for? 1 2 +1222 3 " The talks have been making progress , " said the IMF spokesman , speaking only on condition of anonymity . " Some areas need to be sorted out . " speaking only on condition of anonymity Why are they remaining anonymous? 14 20 +1222 3 " The talks have been making progress , " said the IMF spokesman , speaking only on condition of anonymity . " Some areas need to be sorted out . " " Some areas What areas needed to be sorted out? 21 24 +1222 3 " The talks have been making progress , " said the IMF spokesman , speaking only on condition of anonymity . " Some areas need to be sorted out . " progress , " What progress has been made so far? 6 9 +1222 3 " The talks have been making progress , " said the IMF spokesman , speaking only on condition of anonymity . " Some areas need to be sorted out . " IMF What does this stand for? 11 12 +1222 4 Asked if the suspension would delay the loan , the spokesman said , " There was never any timetable on the loan . We never set deadlines on our talks . It puts too much pressure on the government and on our folks . " timetable on the loan How will this loan be distributed? 18 22 +1222 4 Asked if the suspension would delay the loan , the spokesman said , " There was never any timetable on the loan . We never set deadlines on our talks . It puts too much pressure on the government and on our folks . " loan , What is the loan for? 7 9 +1222 4 Asked if the suspension would delay the loan , the spokesman said , " There was never any timetable on the loan . We never set deadlines on our talks . It puts too much pressure on the government and on our folks . " loan , What is this loan for? 7 9 +1222 5 Russian officials had hoped to wrap up the IMF agreement this week , but sources close to the talks have suggested the IMF may not release the money until the spring . may not release the money until the spring Why are the Russians waiting until spring to release the money? 23 31 +1222 5 Russian officials had hoped to wrap up the IMF agreement this week , but sources close to the talks have suggested the IMF may not release the money until the spring . may not release Why won't the IMF release the money until spring? 23 26 +1223 1 Four earthquakes , including one with a magnitude of 5 . 3 , rocked Japan in the past 24 hours , the Central Meteorological Agency said Tuesday morning . including one with a magnitude of 5 . 3 , What magnitude were the other earthquakes? 3 13 +1223 1 Four earthquakes , including one with a magnitude of 5 . 3 , rocked Japan in the past 24 hours , the Central Meteorological Agency said Tuesday morning . one How strong were the other three eqrthquakes? 4 5 +1223 2 None of the quakes were related the devastating Jan . 17 earthquake which killed more than 5 , 200 people in the Kobe region , agency officials said . quakes How close were the quakes to each other? 3 4 +1223 4 The strongest quake struck at 11 : 51 p . m . ( 14 : 51 GMT ) Monday at a depth of 50 kilometers ( 31 miles ) beneath the floor of the Pacific Ocean about 125 kilometers ( 77 miles ) east of the Aomori prefecture ( state ) town of Misawa . floor How many fault lines run under Japan? 31 32 +1223 5 Misawa , the site of a large U . S . air base , is 560 kilometers ( 350 miles ) , northeast of Tokyo . large U . S . air base , How large is this air base that the US controls? 6 14 +1223 5 Misawa , the site of a large U . S . air base , is 560 kilometers ( 350 miles ) , northeast of Tokyo . Misawa , Which Japanese island is Misawa on, and when did it become a site for a U.S. air base? 0 2 +1224 1 The United States and China are headed back to the bargaining table to try to resolve a budding trade war over U . S . complaints about pirated music , movies and computer software . the bargaining table What are they bargaining? 9 12 +1224 1 The United States and China are headed back to the bargaining table to try to resolve a budding trade war over U . S . complaints about pirated music , movies and computer software . budding trade war How long has this been going on? 17 20 +1224 1 The United States and China are headed back to the bargaining table to try to resolve a budding trade war over U . S . complaints about pirated music , movies and computer software . U . S . complaints What are the complaints? 21 26 +1224 1 The United States and China are headed back to the bargaining table to try to resolve a budding trade war over U . S . complaints about pirated music , movies and computer software . United States and China Who specifically from each country? 1 5 +1224 1 The United States and China are headed back to the bargaining table to try to resolve a budding trade war over U . S . complaints about pirated music , movies and computer software . back How many times have the United States and China negotiated on pirated music, movies, and software? 7 8 +1224 1 The United States and China are headed back to the bargaining table to try to resolve a budding trade war over U . S . complaints about pirated music , movies and computer software . back to the bargaining table what was the previous bargain? 7 12 +1224 2 Just two days after the United States announced stiff tariffs on some Chinese imports , both sides agreed Monday to resume talks next week in Beijing . stiff tariffs on some Chinese imports , What sort of items were receiving the tariffs? 8 15 +1224 2 Just two days after the United States announced stiff tariffs on some Chinese imports , both sides agreed Monday to resume talks next week in Beijing . stiff tariffs Why are there stiff tariffs? 8 10 +1224 2 Just two days after the United States announced stiff tariffs on some Chinese imports , both sides agreed Monday to resume talks next week in Beijing . Beijing Why in Beijing? 25 26 +1224 2 Just two days after the United States announced stiff tariffs on some Chinese imports , both sides agreed Monday to resume talks next week in Beijing . tariffs What kind of tariffs? 9 10 +1224 2 Just two days after the United States announced stiff tariffs on some Chinese imports , both sides agreed Monday to resume talks next week in Beijing . imports , What imports have been affected? 13 15 +1224 2 Just two days after the United States announced stiff tariffs on some Chinese imports , both sides agreed Monday to resume talks next week in Beijing . stiff tariffs when are tariffs considered stiff? 8 10 +1224 2 Just two days after the United States announced stiff tariffs on some Chinese imports , both sides agreed Monday to resume talks next week in Beijing . some Chinese imports , what imports are they referring to? 11 15 +1224 3 " It ' s a step in the right direction , " U . S . Trade Representative Mickey Kantor told a news conference . " We are going to these talks with an open mind . " right direction , " Direction towards what exactly? 8 12 +1224 3 " It ' s a step in the right direction , " U . S . Trade Representative Mickey Kantor told a news conference . " We are going to these talks with an open mind . " talks What kind of action does the U.S. Representative expect China to deliver on the issue? 31 32 +1224 3 " It ' s a step in the right direction , " U . S . Trade Representative Mickey Kantor told a news conference . " We are going to these talks with an open mind . " a news conference which news conference? 21 24 +1224 3 " It ' s a step in the right direction , " U . S . Trade Representative Mickey Kantor told a news conference . " We are going to these talks with an open mind . " talks which talks is her referring to? 31 32 +1224 4 Kantor said he is encouraged because China responded so promptly to a U . S . announcement Saturday that on Feb . 26 it would impose 100 percent tariffs on dlrs 1 . 08 billion worth of Chinese products , doubling their price . he is encouraged What is making him feel encouraged? 2 5 +1224 4 Kantor said he is encouraged because China responded so promptly to a U . S . announcement Saturday that on Feb . 26 it would impose 100 percent tariffs on dlrs 1 . 08 billion worth of Chinese products , doubling their price . China responded so promptly Was this unexpected? 6 10 +1224 4 Kantor said he is encouraged because China responded so promptly to a U . S . announcement Saturday that on Feb . 26 it would impose 100 percent tariffs on dlrs 1 . 08 billion worth of Chinese products , doubling their price . doubling their price Why is the price being doubled? 40 43 +1224 4 Kantor said he is encouraged because China responded so promptly to a U . S . announcement Saturday that on Feb . 26 it would impose 100 percent tariffs on dlrs 1 . 08 billion worth of Chinese products , doubling their price . China responded How did they respond? 6 8 +1224 4 Kantor said he is encouraged because China responded so promptly to a U . S . announcement Saturday that on Feb . 26 it would impose 100 percent tariffs on dlrs 1 . 08 billion worth of Chinese products , doubling their price . China responded so promptly what did China do? 6 10 +1224 5 China ' s trade minister , Wu Yi , extended the invitation to resume the negotiations in a letter received in Washington Sunday night . received in Washington Who received the letter? 19 22 +1224 5 China ' s trade minister , Wu Yi , extended the invitation to resume the negotiations in a letter received in Washington Sunday night . negotiations What solution will China suggest? 15 16 +1224 5 China ' s trade minister , Wu Yi , extended the invitation to resume the negotiations in a letter received in Washington Sunday night . in a letter Who was the letter from and what did it say? 16 19 +1225 1 You hear it all the time : The world is changing . Fast . Faster . The Digital Age is here . Get wired . Move . Move . Move . The world is changing . What is changing the world? 7 12 +1225 2 With all that pressure , it ' s no wonder Americans are still anxious about everyday life even though the economy continues to grow . Americans are still anxious What are the numbers to highlight American anxiety? 10 14 +1225 2 With all that pressure , it ' s no wonder Americans are still anxious about everyday life even though the economy continues to grow . even though the economy continues to grow Why is this relevant to American anxiety? 17 24 +1225 2 With all that pressure , it ' s no wonder Americans are still anxious about everyday life even though the economy continues to grow . are still anxious about everyday life What are the main factors contributing to people's anxiety? 11 17 +1225 3 The pace of technological change seems to quicken each year and 1994 was no exception . One sign was the addition of Internet addresses to many business cards . And some people decided not to bother with cards anymore - - their electronic organizers hold all their phone numbers . Internet addresses Does this mean email addresses, websites? 22 24 +1225 4 New technology is an ingredient in the broad changes of the economy . Some observers , such as futurist Alvin Toffler , declare the reason why people feel so uneasy is because society ' s institutions aren ' t keeping up with technology - driven change . society ' s institutions Which institutions are not keeping up? 32 36 +1225 4 New technology is an ingredient in the broad changes of the economy . Some observers , such as futurist Alvin Toffler , declare the reason why people feel so uneasy is because society ' s institutions aren ' t keeping up with technology - driven change . aren ' t keeping up with technology - driven change What is the main reason why institutions were so laggard in keeping up with tech? 36 46 +1225 4 New technology is an ingredient in the broad changes of the economy . Some observers , such as futurist Alvin Toffler , declare the reason why people feel so uneasy is because society ' s institutions aren ' t keeping up with technology - driven change . the broad changes of the economy What there the broad changes occurring in the economy 6 12 +1225 5 " The old , industrial - style systems are crashing and the new social and political structures are not yet in place , " Toffler said during a New York appearance . Toffler Why does Toffler's opinion matter? 24 25 +1226 1 Small island nations are urging rich countries to go beyond earlier promises and cut emissions of global warming gases , not just stabilize them . Small island nations Which ones? 0 3 +1226 1 Small island nations are urging rich countries to go beyond earlier promises and cut emissions of global warming gases , not just stabilize them . earlier promises What kind of promises? 10 12 +1226 1 Small island nations are urging rich countries to go beyond earlier promises and cut emissions of global warming gases , not just stabilize them . Small island nations What small Island nations are they refering to? 0 3 +1226 1 Small island nations are urging rich countries to go beyond earlier promises and cut emissions of global warming gases , not just stabilize them . cut emissions of global warming gases , What are the ways in which this can be attained? 13 20 +1226 2 The plan would pledge countries to cutting man - made emissions of carbon dioxide - - the main " greenhouse gas " - - to at least 20 percent below 1990 levels by 2005 . cutting man - made emissions of carbon dioxide What man-made emissions will be focussed on and cut? 6 14 +1226 3 Low - lying countries worry that a warmer climate could melt polar ice caps and make sea waters expand , swamping many inhabited areas . The proposal by 36 nations including Haiti , Cyprus and Malta may be put on the March meeting ' s agenda . the March meeting ' s What meeting? 40 45 +1226 3 Low - lying countries worry that a warmer climate could melt polar ice caps and make sea waters expand , swamping many inhabited areas . The proposal by 36 nations including Haiti , Cyprus and Malta may be put on the March meeting ' s agenda . polar ice caps and make sea waters expand , What polar ice caps and what inhabited land could be swamped? 11 20 +1226 4 Environmental groups have long called for the step and an international scientific panel supports it . But the proposal was officially proposed for the first time at a U . N . meeting that began Monday . Environmental groups have long called for What are the names of the prominent enviromental groups? 0 6 +1226 4 Environmental groups have long called for the step and an international scientific panel supports it . But the proposal was officially proposed for the first time at a U . N . meeting that began Monday . international scientific panel supports it Which scientific panels were in support of these measures? 10 15 +1226 5 Representatives from more than 100 countries are preparing for a meeting next month that will decide whether to strengthen the U . N . climate treaty signed at the 1992 Earth Summit . decide whether to How long is it exspected to take? 15 18 +1227 1 China needs to improve its unemployment insurance system in order to prepare for the layoffs that are likely when state enterprises are restructured , an official report said Tuesday . unemployment insurance system What is an unemployment insurance system, and what does it entail? 5 8 +1227 1 China needs to improve its unemployment insurance system in order to prepare for the layoffs that are likely when state enterprises are restructured , an official report said Tuesday . state enterprises are restructured , How will they be restructured? 19 24 +1227 1 China needs to improve its unemployment insurance system in order to prepare for the layoffs that are likely when state enterprises are restructured , an official report said Tuesday . state enterprises are restructured , Why are they being restructured? 19 24 +1227 1 China needs to improve its unemployment insurance system in order to prepare for the layoffs that are likely when state enterprises are restructured , an official report said Tuesday . unemployment insurance system What is their current unemployment insurance system like? 5 8 +1227 1 China needs to improve its unemployment insurance system in order to prepare for the layoffs that are likely when state enterprises are restructured , an official report said Tuesday . improve its unemployment insurance system How was their unemployment system being operated before the restructuring? 3 8 +1227 1 China needs to improve its unemployment insurance system in order to prepare for the layoffs that are likely when state enterprises are restructured , an official report said Tuesday . system What is China's current unemployment insurance system? 7 8 +1227 2 China ' s plans to turn around its money - losing state enterprises will require cutting surplus laborers . So far , the government has limited state enterprise reform to avoid social instability from large numbers of layoffs . cutting surplus laborers Why do they need to cut jobs to turn it around, surely there could be better strategies implemented. 15 18 +1227 2 China ' s plans to turn around its money - losing state enterprises will require cutting surplus laborers . So far , the government has limited state enterprise reform to avoid social instability from large numbers of layoffs . money - losing state enterprises Why are they loosing money? 8 13 +1227 2 China ' s plans to turn around its money - losing state enterprises will require cutting surplus laborers . So far , the government has limited state enterprise reform to avoid social instability from large numbers of layoffs . government has limited state enterprise reform In what ways, and why wouldn't they continue to do so? 23 29 +1227 2 China ' s plans to turn around its money - losing state enterprises will require cutting surplus laborers . So far , the government has limited state enterprise reform to avoid social instability from large numbers of layoffs . plans What exactly are these plans to turn it around? 3 4 +1227 2 China ' s plans to turn around its money - losing state enterprises will require cutting surplus laborers . So far , the government has limited state enterprise reform to avoid social instability from large numbers of layoffs . surplus Is there an estimate on the number of surplus laborers expected to lose their jobs? 16 17 +1227 3 The China Daily , an official newspaper , quoted Zhang Xiaojian , director of the Ministry of Labor ' s employment department , as saying that China is preparing for more unemployment . China is preparing for more unemployment In what ways are they preparing? 26 32 +1227 3 The China Daily , an official newspaper , quoted Zhang Xiaojian , director of the Ministry of Labor ' s employment department , as saying that China is preparing for more unemployment . unemployment Is the preparation for unemployment expected to take place within the year? 31 32 +1227 4 Government statistics put the unemployment rate at 2 . 7 percent in 1994 . 2 . 7 percent in 1994 That statistic is a bit outdated. What the more current unemployment rate look like? 7 13 +1227 4 Government statistics put the unemployment rate at 2 . 7 percent in 1994 . unemployment rate at 2 . 7 percent in 1994 . Why was the unemployment rate so low, while the enterprises were still money-losers? 4 14 +1227 4 Government statistics put the unemployment rate at 2 . 7 percent in 1994 . percent Is 2.7 percent a low rate of unemployment for China's working population? 10 11 +1227 5 Analysts say the true unemployment rate would be higher if 30 million people who are redundant workers at ailing state - owned enterprises were let go . The official rate also does not take into account workers who are underemployed . ailing state - owned enterprises Why are they ailing? 18 23 +1227 5 Analysts say the true unemployment rate would be higher if 30 million people who are redundant workers at ailing state - owned enterprises were let go . The official rate also does not take into account workers who are underemployed . underemployed What does underemployed mean exactly? 39 40 +1227 5 Analysts say the true unemployment rate would be higher if 30 million people who are redundant workers at ailing state - owned enterprises were let go . The official rate also does not take into account workers who are underemployed . underemployed What does underemployed mean? 39 40 +1227 5 Analysts say the true unemployment rate would be higher if 30 million people who are redundant workers at ailing state - owned enterprises were let go . The official rate also does not take into account workers who are underemployed . enterprises Which state-owned enterprises are expected to cut their number of laborers? 22 23 +1228 1 A China - funded newspaper implied Tuesday that foreign competitors may have triggered an explosion that wrecked a satellite launch last month and humiliated China ' s budding commercial rocket industry . competitors may have triggered an explosion What was their evidence for such a claim? 9 15 +1228 1 A China - funded newspaper implied Tuesday that foreign competitors may have triggered an explosion that wrecked a satellite launch last month and humiliated China ' s budding commercial rocket industry . triggered How did they trigger the explosion? 12 13 +1228 1 A China - funded newspaper implied Tuesday that foreign competitors may have triggered an explosion that wrecked a satellite launch last month and humiliated China ' s budding commercial rocket industry . competitors Who are these competitors and what country are they from? 9 10 +1228 2 Going to bat for Chinese rocket engineers , Ta Kung Pao , a Hong Kong daily , also claimed that the Jan . 26 explosion originated not in the Chinese - made Long March 2E rocket , but in the satellite , built by Hughes Space and Communications Co . of Los Angeles . explosion How did the explosion happen? 24 25 +1228 4 " It is not impossible that for political and economic considerations , they tried to challenge and damage China ' s ability to launch satellites , and its reputation in aerospace fields , " it said . for political and economic considerations , What types of these considerations were they claiming could be behind a competitor's wish to damage these rockets? 6 12 +1228 4 " It is not impossible that for political and economic considerations , they tried to challenge and damage China ' s ability to launch satellites , and its reputation in aerospace fields , " it said . impossible What was the Motivation for doing this? 4 5 +1228 4 " It is not impossible that for political and economic considerations , they tried to challenge and damage China ' s ability to launch satellites , and its reputation in aerospace fields , " it said . challenge What evidence resulted in these conclusions? 15 16 +1228 5 This may have been done by a " foreign remote signal " beamed at the satellite as the rocket lifted off , it said . " foreign remote signal " Where did the remote signal originate? 7 12 +1228 5 This may have been done by a " foreign remote signal " beamed at the satellite as the rocket lifted off , it said . remote How does a 'foreign remote signal' work? 9 10 +1229 1 For decades during the Cold War , Indo - U . S . relations were distant , New Delhi courted Moscow , and socialists found it fashionable to disdain capitalist America . Indo - U . S . relations were distant , Why were these relationships so frosty? 7 17 +1229 1 For decades during the Cold War , Indo - U . S . relations were distant , New Delhi courted Moscow , and socialists found it fashionable to disdain capitalist America . disdain Why did they think that? 28 29 +1229 1 For decades during the Cold War , Indo - U . S . relations were distant , New Delhi courted Moscow , and socialists found it fashionable to disdain capitalist America . fashionable what makes it fashionable? 26 27 +1229 2 So it was interesting to watch India ' s finance minister take notes as executives from major U . S . companies told him how to speed up his economic reforms . speed up his economic reforms What types of reforms were being looked into? 26 31 +1229 2 So it was interesting to watch India ' s finance minister take notes as executives from major U . S . companies told him how to speed up his economic reforms . notes Why was he taking notes? 12 13 +1229 2 So it was interesting to watch India ' s finance minister take notes as executives from major U . S . companies told him how to speed up his economic reforms . interesting I would more so use the word ironic? 3 4 +1229 2 So it was interesting to watch India ' s finance minister take notes as executives from major U . S . companies told him how to speed up his economic reforms . India ' s finance minister take notes What was the reason for India's change of heart about American capitalism? 6 13 +1229 3 " We ' re on your side . We ' ll do what we can as soon as possible , " Manmohan Singh said , as U . S . Secretary of Commerce Ronald Brown sat alongside the businessmen and smiled . alongside Why would he lie? 36 37 +1229 4 As many predicted after the fall of the Soviet Union , India is courting the West for all the investment and technical assistance that Moscow no longer provides - - and shedding socialism as it improves ties with capitalistic powerhouses . socialism So in the end they changed their opinion completely? 32 33 +1229 5 But the United States also is working hard to improve its relations and trade with India by playing down disagreements over issues such as nuclear proliferation and human rights . down Why are they playing it down? 18 19 +1229 5 But the United States also is working hard to improve its relations and trade with India by playing down disagreements over issues such as nuclear proliferation and human rights . disagreements What kind of disagreements? 19 20 +1230 1 One commander likened the moment to " a fairy tale . " His counterpart repeated " beautiful " over and over . It was a spectacle : two 100 - ton spaceships , flying only 37 feet apart at 17 , 500 mph . two 100 - ton spaceships , What were these spaceships? 27 33 +1230 1 One commander likened the moment to " a fairy tale . " His counterpart repeated " beautiful " over and over . It was a spectacle : two 100 - ton spaceships , flying only 37 feet apart at 17 , 500 mph . two 100 - ton spaceships , Which two spacecraft were flying? 27 33 +1230 1 One commander likened the moment to " a fairy tale . " His counterpart repeated " beautiful " over and over . It was a spectacle : two 100 - ton spaceships , flying only 37 feet apart at 17 , 500 mph . One commander Who is this commander? 0 2 +1230 1 One commander likened the moment to " a fairy tale . " His counterpart repeated " beautiful " over and over . It was a spectacle : two 100 - ton spaceships , flying only 37 feet apart at 17 , 500 mph . moment to " a fairy tale . " When was this \"fairy tale\" moment occurred? 4 12 +1230 1 One commander likened the moment to " a fairy tale . " His counterpart repeated " beautiful " over and over . It was a spectacle : two 100 - ton spaceships , flying only 37 feet apart at 17 , 500 mph . spaceships , Who is flying these spaceships? 31 33 +1230 2 " Unbelievable , " Discovery commander James Wetherbee said as the shuttle and the Russian space station Mir participated in an 245 - mile - high orbital ballet worthy of " 2001 : A Space Odyssey . " 245 - mile - high orbital ballet Where is this happening? 21 28 +1230 2 " Unbelievable , " Discovery commander James Wetherbee said as the shuttle and the Russian space station Mir participated in an 245 - mile - high orbital ballet worthy of " 2001 : A Space Odyssey . " station Is a space station considered a spaceship? 16 17 +1230 4 Monday ' s rendezvous , the first between U . S . and Russian spacecraft since the 1975 Apollo - Soyuz docking , was a 10 - minute rehearsal for the first shuttle - space station docking in June . This time , Discovery and Mir hovered between 37 and 44 feet apart . shuttle - space station docking in June What is the need for the docking? 32 39 +1230 4 Monday ' s rendezvous , the first between U . S . and Russian spacecraft since the 1975 Apollo - Soyuz docking , was a 10 - minute rehearsal for the first shuttle - space station docking in June . This time , Discovery and Mir hovered between 37 and 44 feet apart . 1975 Apollo - Soyuz docking , What is the 1975 Apollo-Soyuz docking? 17 23 +1230 4 Monday ' s rendezvous , the first between U . S . and Russian spacecraft since the 1975 Apollo - Soyuz docking , was a 10 - minute rehearsal for the first shuttle - space station docking in June . This time , Discovery and Mir hovered between 37 and 44 feet apart . rehearsal How many rehearsals are required before the actual docking attempt? 28 29 +1231 1 Legislation setting up an economic police force to combat tax evasion , will be introduced to Parliament this week , finance ministry officials said Monday . economic what is an economic police force? 4 5 +1231 1 Legislation setting up an economic police force to combat tax evasion , will be introduced to Parliament this week , finance ministry officials said Monday . combat tax evasion , How will the force combat those who evade taxes? 8 12 +1231 2 The bill is not expected to encounter any opposition in the 300 - member Parliament . opposition why is there no opposition? 8 9 +1231 2 The bill is not expected to encounter any opposition in the 300 - member Parliament . not expected to encounter any opposition why is it not expected to encounter opposition? 3 9 +1231 3 The new police division will be similar to what already exists in several European countries including Italy . It will have far ranging powers including the right to arrest violators on the spot , according to ministry officials . on the spot , how do you discover tax evasion \"on the spot\"? 30 34 +1231 3 The new police division will be similar to what already exists in several European countries including Italy . It will have far ranging powers including the right to arrest violators on the spot , according to ministry officials . exists in several European countries Which other nations already have this sort of police force? 10 15 +1231 4 Business establishments will be obligated to give customers receipts . Failing to do so can result in stiff fines and their businesses closed for days or weeks . stiff fines what is the possible range of fines? 17 19 +1231 5 " The measure is aimed at limiting , if not stopping completely , tax evasion and undeclared income sources which are difficult to locate , " said Finance Minister Alekos Papadopoulos who will introduce the bill . tax evasion and undeclared income How prevalent is tax evasion in Greece? 13 18 +1232 1 A man who fled Switzerland after his conviction for swindling dlrs 153 million in Switzerland was arrested after making his way to Southern California . swindling dlrs 153 million in Switzerland Why did he steal the money? 9 15 +1232 1 A man who fled Switzerland after his conviction for swindling dlrs 153 million in Switzerland was arrested after making his way to Southern California . dlrs what does this mean? $? 10 11 +1232 1 A man who fled Switzerland after his conviction for swindling dlrs 153 million in Switzerland was arrested after making his way to Southern California . arrested How was this man caught by authorities? 16 17 +1232 2 Federal marshals arrested Joachim Luethi , 45 , on Friday in the Marina del Rey condominium he was renting , said Tom Figmik , supervisory deputy U . S . marshal in Los Angeles . Friday what date? 9 10 +1232 2 Federal marshals arrested Joachim Luethi , 45 , on Friday in the Marina del Rey condominium he was renting , said Tom Figmik , supervisory deputy U . S . marshal in Los Angeles . renting , How long did it take for authorities to find him? 18 20 +1232 4 Luethi was sentenced in Switzerland to 7 1 / 2 years in prison in March 1994 for multiple charges including fraud , forgery and bank embezzlement . He was released on bail pending his appeal and then fled the country , Figmik said . was released on bail pending Why did he receive release? 28 33 +1232 4 Luethi was sentenced in Switzerland to 7 1 / 2 years in prison in March 1994 for multiple charges including fraud , forgery and bank embezzlement . He was released on bail pending his appeal and then fled the country , Figmik said . fled How was he able to avoid authorities and flee the country? 37 38 +1232 5 Details of his crimes in Switzerland weren ' t immediately available . weren ' t immediately available why weren't they immediately available? 6 11 +1232 5 Details of his crimes in Switzerland weren ' t immediately available . Details What exactly are the details of his crimes? 0 1 +1233 1 Israeli and PLO negotiators on Tuesday resumed peace talks halted for more than two weeks by violent attacks on Israelis by radical Islamic opponents of the peace process . opponents Why do they oppose the peace process? 23 24 +1233 1 Israeli and PLO negotiators on Tuesday resumed peace talks halted for more than two weeks by violent attacks on Israelis by radical Islamic opponents of the peace process . attacks How were the Israelis attacked? 17 18 +1233 1 Israeli and PLO negotiators on Tuesday resumed peace talks halted for more than two weeks by violent attacks on Israelis by radical Islamic opponents of the peace process . PLO What is PLO? 2 3 +1233 1 Israeli and PLO negotiators on Tuesday resumed peace talks halted for more than two weeks by violent attacks on Israelis by radical Islamic opponents of the peace process . radical What makes them radical? 21 22 +1233 2 The negotiations were renewed following a summit last Thursday by the leaders of Israel , the Palestine Liberation Organization , Jordan and Egypt . PLO chief Yasser Arafat and Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin of Israel are scheduled to meet again Thursday . summit What topics were discussed at this summit? 6 7 +1233 3 Negotiators from both sides said they would work in the Cairo talks on reaching agreement on Palestinian elections as a step toward broadening the autonomy granted by the Israeli - PLO accord . elections What role do elections play in the disagreement? What does each side want? 17 18 +1233 4 " We at this session will start writing , actually drafting , the agreement , " chief Israeli negotiator Yoel Singer said as he entered the talks at a Cairo hotel . start writing , actually drafting , When do they hope to have it finalized? 6 12 +1233 4 " We at this session will start writing , actually drafting , the agreement , " chief Israeli negotiator Yoel Singer said as he entered the talks at a Cairo hotel . Cairo Why are the talks held in Cairo? 29 30 +1233 4 " We at this session will start writing , actually drafting , the agreement , " chief Israeli negotiator Yoel Singer said as he entered the talks at a Cairo hotel . Cairo Why were the talks in Cairo? 29 30 +1233 5 During a break in the afternoon , Singer characterized the discussions as " very good . " But the chief PLO delegate , Saeb Erekat , said earlier he did not expect an agreement to be reached during the two days of talks . expect Why does the PLO delegate not optimistic about the talks? 31 32 +1233 5 During a break in the afternoon , Singer characterized the discussions as " very good . " But the chief PLO delegate , Saeb Erekat , said earlier he did not expect an agreement to be reached during the two days of talks . did not expect an agreement Why was agreement so far away? 29 34 +1234 1 The parliament ' s upper chamber on Tuesday elected the last remaining judge for Russia ' s supreme legal body , the Constitutional Court , allowing it to resume its work after an imposed break of more than a year . imposed break of more than a year . Why was there such a long break? 33 41 +1234 1 The parliament ' s upper chamber on Tuesday elected the last remaining judge for Russia ' s supreme legal body , the Constitutional Court , allowing it to resume its work after an imposed break of more than a year . last remaining judge Why are there no remaining judges? 10 13 +1234 1 The parliament ' s upper chamber on Tuesday elected the last remaining judge for Russia ' s supreme legal body , the Constitutional Court , allowing it to resume its work after an imposed break of more than a year . resume its work Why had the work stopped? 28 31 +1234 1 The parliament ' s upper chamber on Tuesday elected the last remaining judge for Russia ' s supreme legal body , the Constitutional Court , allowing it to resume its work after an imposed break of more than a year . imposed break What was the reason for this imposed break?\n 33 35 +1234 1 The parliament ' s upper chamber on Tuesday elected the last remaining judge for Russia ' s supreme legal body , the Constitutional Court , allowing it to resume its work after an imposed break of more than a year . imposed What caused the break? 33 34 +1234 1 The parliament ' s upper chamber on Tuesday elected the last remaining judge for Russia ' s supreme legal body , the Constitutional Court , allowing it to resume its work after an imposed break of more than a year . year What year is this article referring to? 39 40 +1234 2 President Boris Yeltsin suspended the court for backing his hard - line enemies in the old parliament during the violent showdown in the fall of 1993 . The judges then declared Yeltsin ' s decree disbanding the parliament unconstitutional . President Boris Yeltsin How President Boris Yeltsin suspended the court for backing? 0 3 +1234 2 President Boris Yeltsin suspended the court for backing his hard - line enemies in the old parliament during the violent showdown in the fall of 1993 . The judges then declared Yeltsin ' s decree disbanding the parliament unconstitutional . decree disbanding the parliament unconstitutional Why did Yeltsin think he could disband the parliament? 34 39 +1234 2 President Boris Yeltsin suspended the court for backing his hard - line enemies in the old parliament during the violent showdown in the fall of 1993 . The judges then declared Yeltsin ' s decree disbanding the parliament unconstitutional . suspended the court Why did he suspend the court? 3 6 +1234 2 President Boris Yeltsin suspended the court for backing his hard - line enemies in the old parliament during the violent showdown in the fall of 1993 . The judges then declared Yeltsin ' s decree disbanding the parliament unconstitutional . violent showdown Who was this showdown between? 19 21 +1234 2 President Boris Yeltsin suspended the court for backing his hard - line enemies in the old parliament during the violent showdown in the fall of 1993 . The judges then declared Yeltsin ' s decree disbanding the parliament unconstitutional . violent What violent events occurred during that fall? 19 20 +1234 3 The court ' s 13 former judges kept their seats , but a new law required six additional members . six additional members How new law required? 16 19 +1234 3 The court ' s 13 former judges kept their seats , but a new law required six additional members . required Why did they require more members? 15 16 +1234 3 The court ' s 13 former judges kept their seats , but a new law required six additional members . kept What agreement did they reach to allow them to keep their seats? 7 8 +1234 4 It took the parliament ' s upper chamber , the Federation Council , more than a year to fill the vacancies , as it repeatedly turned down several candidates who had worked for Yeltsin ' s office . who had worked for Yeltsin ' s office Who had worked for Yeltsin's office? 29 37 +1234 4 It took the parliament ' s upper chamber , the Federation Council , more than a year to fill the vacancies , as it repeatedly turned down several candidates who had worked for Yeltsin ' s office . several candidates who had worked for Yeltsin ' s Why were so many candidates linked to Yeltsin? 27 36 +1234 4 It took the parliament ' s upper chamber , the Federation Council , more than a year to fill the vacancies , as it repeatedly turned down several candidates who had worked for Yeltsin ' s office . more than a year Why did it take so long? 13 17 +1234 4 It took the parliament ' s upper chamber , the Federation Council , more than a year to fill the vacancies , as it repeatedly turned down several candidates who had worked for Yeltsin ' s office . repeatedly turned down Why were these candidates being turned down? 24 27 +1234 5 On Tuesday , it confirmed the nomination of Marat Baglai , a doctor of law and the deputy head of the Academy of Labor and Social Sciences , the last court member who remained to be appointed . confirmed the nomination Who confirmed for nominatin? 4 7 +1234 5 On Tuesday , it confirmed the nomination of Marat Baglai , a doctor of law and the deputy head of the Academy of Labor and Social Sciences , the last court member who remained to be appointed . nomination of Who was he nominated by? 6 8 +1235 1 President Clinton ' s deadline for settling the Major League Baseball strike came and went without agreement . deadline for settling What was president clintons deadline? 4 7 +1235 1 President Clinton ' s deadline for settling the Major League Baseball strike came and went without agreement . Major League Baseball strike Why was there a strike? 8 12 +1235 1 President Clinton ' s deadline for settling the Major League Baseball strike came and went without agreement . settling the Major League Baseball strike Why was there a Major League Baseball strike? 6 12 +1235 1 President Clinton ' s deadline for settling the Major League Baseball strike came and went without agreement . went without agreement How did Clinton fail? 14 17 +1235 1 President Clinton ' s deadline for settling the Major League Baseball strike came and went without agreement . came and went without agreement . Why did the deadline pass? 12 18 +1235 2 Presidential mediator W . J . Usery did not present his plan for a settlement . did not present his plan for a settlement . Why did W.J Usery not present a plan for a settlement? 7 16 +1235 2 Presidential mediator W . J . Usery did not present his plan for a settlement . did not present his plan for a settlement Why did he not present? 7 15 +1235 2 Presidential mediator W . J . Usery did not present his plan for a settlement . did not present his plan Why did Usery not present his plan? 7 12 +1235 3 Players filed another unfair labor practice charge with the National Labor Relations Board . unfair labor practice charge What was the unfair labor practice charge? 3 7 +1235 3 Players filed another unfair labor practice charge with the National Labor Relations Board . unfair labor practice charge Why did they file an unfair labor practice charge? 3 7 +1235 3 Players filed another unfair labor practice charge with the National Labor Relations Board . another unfair labor practice charge How many other charges were there prior to this one? 2 7 +1235 3 Players filed another unfair labor practice charge with the National Labor Relations Board . labor practice charge What did the charges allege? 4 7 +1235 4 All in all , Monday was not exactly a banner day for the old ball game . not exactly a banner day Why was it not exactly a banner day? 6 11 +1235 5 " It ' s just a few hundred folks trying to figure out how to divide nearly dlrs 2 billion , " Clinton said , summing up a popular sentiment . " They ought to be able to figure that out . " " They ought to be able to figure that out What should they ought to be able to figure out? 31 41 +1235 5 " It ' s just a few hundred folks trying to figure out how to divide nearly dlrs 2 billion , " Clinton said , summing up a popular sentiment . " They ought to be able to figure that out . " few hundred folks Who are these few hundred folks? 6 9 +1235 5 " It ' s just a few hundred folks trying to figure out how to divide nearly dlrs 2 billion , " Clinton said , summing up a popular sentiment . " They ought to be able to figure that out . " nearly dlrs 2 billion , " Why is the issue around $2 billion? 16 22 +1235 5 " It ' s just a few hundred folks trying to figure out how to divide nearly dlrs 2 billion , " Clinton said , summing up a popular sentiment . " They ought to be able to figure that out . " figure that out How should they figure this out? 38 41 +1235 5 " It ' s just a few hundred folks trying to figure out how to divide nearly dlrs 2 billion , " Clinton said , summing up a popular sentiment . " They ought to be able to figure that out . " how to divide nearly dlrs 2 billion , " Why was there such discontent among both sides? 13 22 +1236 1 In an escalation of tension between neighbors , Romania ' s president has criticized an apparently illegal expression of national pride by ethnic Hungarians and Budapest ' s ambassador . illegal expression of national pride How was it illegal? 16 21 +1236 1 In an escalation of tension between neighbors , Romania ' s president has criticized an apparently illegal expression of national pride by ethnic Hungarians and Budapest ' s ambassador . illegal expression of national pride What was the illegal expression of national pride? 16 21 +1236 1 In an escalation of tension between neighbors , Romania ' s president has criticized an apparently illegal expression of national pride by ethnic Hungarians and Budapest ' s ambassador . illegal expression What is considered an illegal expression of national pride? 16 18 +1236 1 In an escalation of tension between neighbors , Romania ' s president has criticized an apparently illegal expression of national pride by ethnic Hungarians and Budapest ' s ambassador . Romania ' s president what is his name? 8 12 +1236 2 Traian Chebeleu , spokesman for President Ion Iliescu , said in a statement late Monday that the hoisting of the Hungarian flag and singing of the Hungarian anthem by prominent ethnic Hungarians on Sunday was " an offense to the Romanian state . " " an offense to the Romanian state Why were these actions offensive? 35 42 +1236 2 Traian Chebeleu , spokesman for President Ion Iliescu , said in a statement late Monday that the hoisting of the Hungarian flag and singing of the Hungarian anthem by prominent ethnic Hungarians on Sunday was " an offense to the Romanian state . " " an offense to the Romanian state . " How was this offensive? 35 44 +1236 2 Traian Chebeleu , spokesman for President Ion Iliescu , said in a statement late Monday that the hoisting of the Hungarian flag and singing of the Hungarian anthem by prominent ethnic Hungarians on Sunday was " an offense to the Romanian state . " offense How is patriotism offensive? 37 38 +1236 2 Traian Chebeleu , spokesman for President Ion Iliescu , said in a statement late Monday that the hoisting of the Hungarian flag and singing of the Hungarian anthem by prominent ethnic Hungarians on Sunday was " an offense to the Romanian state . " late Monday of which year? 13 15 +1236 3 " It is a regrettable , provocative action , which takes Hungarians outside the Romanian state and their normal cohabitation with other groups , " he said on state TV . normal cohabitation What defines normal cohabitation? 18 20 +1236 3 " It is a regrettable , provocative action , which takes Hungarians outside the Romanian state and their normal cohabitation with other groups , " he said on state TV . provocative What is provocative about singing your national anthem? 6 7 +1236 4 The sharp words and flouting of what is considered a sensitive law are signs of growing friction between the two sides . Hungarians , most of whom live in Transylvania adjacent to Hungary , make up about 8 percent of Romania ' s 23 million people . growing friction between the two sides Why are things becoming more tense? 15 21 +1236 4 The sharp words and flouting of what is considered a sensitive law are signs of growing friction between the two sides . Hungarians , most of whom live in Transylvania adjacent to Hungary , make up about 8 percent of Romania ' s 23 million people . live in Transylvania Is there a reason why most Hungarians live in Transylvania? 27 30 +1236 4 The sharp words and flouting of what is considered a sensitive law are signs of growing friction between the two sides . Hungarians , most of whom live in Transylvania adjacent to Hungary , make up about 8 percent of Romania ' s 23 million people . sensitive law What makes this law different, or sensitive compared to other laws? 10 12 +1236 4 The sharp words and flouting of what is considered a sensitive law are signs of growing friction between the two sides . Hungarians , most of whom live in Transylvania adjacent to Hungary , make up about 8 percent of Romania ' s 23 million people . flouting definition of this word? 4 5 +1236 5 Last month a top Romanian official was snubbed by Prime Minister Gyula Horn on a visit to Hungary . snubbed What did the Prime Minister do? 7 8 +1236 5 Last month a top Romanian official was snubbed by Prime Minister Gyula Horn on a visit to Hungary . snubbed How was he snubbed? 7 8 +1236 5 Last month a top Romanian official was snubbed by Prime Minister Gyula Horn on a visit to Hungary . snubbed how was he snubbed? 7 8 +1237 1 A former top official at American Honda Motor Co . pleaded guilty Tuesday to racketeering and mail fraud as he was about to go on trial in a nationwide kickback investigation . investigation What caused the investigation? 30 31 +1237 1 A former top official at American Honda Motor Co . pleaded guilty Tuesday to racketeering and mail fraud as he was about to go on trial in a nationwide kickback investigation . nationwide kickback investigation . What was the reason for the investigation? 28 32 +1237 1 A former top official at American Honda Motor Co . pleaded guilty Tuesday to racketeering and mail fraud as he was about to go on trial in a nationwide kickback investigation . A former top official at American Honda Motor Co Who is the former top official at American Honda Motor Co.? 0 9 +1237 1 A former top official at American Honda Motor Co . pleaded guilty Tuesday to racketeering and mail fraud as he was about to go on trial in a nationwide kickback investigation . kickback investigation What is a kickback investigation? 29 31 +1237 2 Stanley Cardiges , 49 , of Laguna Hills , California , also pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit mail fraud . conspiracy What was the conspiracy or plan? 15 16 +1237 2 Stanley Cardiges , 49 , of Laguna Hills , California , also pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit mail fraud . conspiracy to commit mail fraud How did a conspiracy to commit mail fraud occur? 15 20 +1237 3 Under the plea agreement , Cardiges faces up to 35 years in prison and a fine of up to dlrs 1 million . He had faced up to 40 years in prison if he had been convicted on a larger number of charges , including witness - tampering . witness - tampering How did he tamper with witnesses? 45 48 +1237 3 Under the plea agreement , Cardiges faces up to 35 years in prison and a fine of up to dlrs 1 million . He had faced up to 40 years in prison if he had been convicted on a larger number of charges , including witness - tampering . plea agreement , Why did they offer a plea agreement? 2 5 +1237 4 The plea came as jury selection was to begin for Cardiges ; John Billmyer of Raleigh , North Carolina ; and Dennis Josleyn of Penn Valley , California . John Billmyer Who is John Billmyer? 12 14 +1237 4 The plea came as jury selection was to begin for Cardiges ; John Billmyer of Raleigh , North Carolina ; and Dennis Josleyn of Penn Valley , California . Dennis Josleyn Who is Dennis Joselyn? 21 23 +1237 5 Before Tuesday , 15 other former Honda and Acura executives , two former dealers , an advertiser and a lawyer had already pleaded guilty to charges including racketeering , perjury and mail fraud . perjury and mail fraud What were the executives trying to fraud people over? 29 33 +1237 5 Before Tuesday , 15 other former Honda and Acura executives , two former dealers , an advertiser and a lawyer had already pleaded guilty to charges including racketeering , perjury and mail fraud . 15 other former Honda and Acura executives , Who are these 15 the former Honda and Acura executives? 3 11 +1238 1 A court ruled Tuesday that a Palestinian woman cannot be turned over to Germany to face accessory to murder charges in the 1977 hijacking of a Lufthansa airliner . A court What court - where? 0 2 +1238 1 A court ruled Tuesday that a Palestinian woman cannot be turned over to Germany to face accessory to murder charges in the 1977 hijacking of a Lufthansa airliner . woman What was her role in the hijacking of the airliner? 7 8 +1238 1 A court ruled Tuesday that a Palestinian woman cannot be turned over to Germany to face accessory to murder charges in the 1977 hijacking of a Lufthansa airliner . cannot be turned over to Germany Why could she not face extradition? 8 14 +1238 1 A court ruled Tuesday that a Palestinian woman cannot be turned over to Germany to face accessory to murder charges in the 1977 hijacking of a Lufthansa airliner . cannot be turned over why cant she be turned over? 8 12 +1238 2 The Oslo preliminary court blocked extradition because Norway ' s 15 - year statute of limitations had run out on accessory to murder or attempted murder charges , said court secretary Ketil Bjornbach . Oslo preliminary court Is this a specific court in Norway? 1 4 +1238 2 The Oslo preliminary court blocked extradition because Norway ' s 15 - year statute of limitations had run out on accessory to murder or attempted murder charges , said court secretary Ketil Bjornbach . secretary Ketil Bjornbach what are her credentials? 30 33 +1238 3 A higher court , the Oslo superior court , is now expected to rule on the same issue : whether 41 - year - old Suhaila Al Sayeh can be extradited to Germany . Oslo superior court , Is this a specific court in Norway? 5 9 +1238 3 A higher court , the Oslo superior court , is now expected to rule on the same issue : whether 41 - year - old Suhaila Al Sayeh can be extradited to Germany . Suhaila Al Sayeh is she a murderer too? 25 28 +1238 4 Al Sayeh , known as Souhaila Andrawes in Norway , was the only one of four hijackers to survive the 1977 hijacking . hijackers What happened in the 1977 hijacking? 16 17 +1238 4 Al Sayeh , known as Souhaila Andrawes in Norway , was the only one of four hijackers to survive the 1977 hijacking . survive Were there other survivors? 18 19 +1238 4 Al Sayeh , known as Souhaila Andrawes in Norway , was the only one of four hijackers to survive the 1977 hijacking . hijacking What was the motive behind the hijacking? 21 22 +1238 4 Al Sayeh , known as Souhaila Andrawes in Norway , was the only one of four hijackers to survive the 1977 hijacking . only one of four hijackers to survive How did she survive the event? 12 19 +1238 5 She was severely wounded when German anti - terror police stormed the plane in Mogadishu , Somalia . The hijackers had shot and killed the airliner ' s pilot and threatened passengers . severely wounded Were the other hijackers killed by the police? 2 4 +1238 5 She was severely wounded when German anti - terror police stormed the plane in Mogadishu , Somalia . The hijackers had shot and killed the airliner ' s pilot and threatened passengers . wounded Why were charges not brought up back when the event happened? 3 4 +1239 1 NATO ' s commander has asked Germany for a detailed list of hardware and forces it can provide if the alliance has to evacuate U . N . peacekeepers from Bosnia , the government said Tuesday . provide if the alliance has to evacuate U . N . Why does the alliance have to evacuate? 17 28 +1239 1 NATO ' s commander has asked Germany for a detailed list of hardware and forces it can provide if the alliance has to evacuate U . N . peacekeepers from Bosnia , the government said Tuesday . has to evacuate U . N . peacekeepers from Bosnia , Why would peacekeepers need to be evacuated 21 32 +1239 1 NATO ' s commander has asked Germany for a detailed list of hardware and forces it can provide if the alliance has to evacuate U . N . peacekeepers from Bosnia , the government said Tuesday . evacuate What happened in Bosnia that might necessitate evacuation? 23 24 +1239 2 U . S . Army Gen . George A . Joulwan stressed in a letter to the German government " that this request in no way means there will be a deployment " of alliance forces soon to Bosnia , said Dieter Vogel , spokesman for Chancellor Helmut Kohl . Helmut How is Helmut Kohl related to the situation? What role does she play? 47 48 +1239 2 U . S . Army Gen . George A . Joulwan stressed in a letter to the German government " that this request in no way means there will be a deployment " of alliance forces soon to Bosnia , said Dieter Vogel , spokesman for Chancellor Helmut Kohl . German Has the U.S. Army General reached out to other governments in the region for aid? 17 18 +1239 3 Vogel said " NATO and Germany are still convinced that the continued presence of blue helmets is by far preferred over their possible withdrawal . " helmets What does 'blue helmets' refer to? 15 16 +1239 4 Still , Joulwan ' s letter shows that NATO is moving to finalize contingency plans for an evacuation should countries contributing to the 24 , 000 - strong U . N . mission decide to leave . 24 , 000 - strong U . N . mission decide to leave Why are the 24,000 U.N. leaving? 23 36 +1239 4 Still , Joulwan ' s letter shows that NATO is moving to finalize contingency plans for an evacuation should countries contributing to the 24 , 000 - strong U . N . mission decide to leave . 24 , 000 - strong U . N . mission decide to leave Why would the UN forces decide to leave? 23 36 +1239 4 Still , Joulwan ' s letter shows that NATO is moving to finalize contingency plans for an evacuation should countries contributing to the 24 , 000 - strong U . N . mission decide to leave . mission What was the objective of the original mission? 32 33 +1239 5 NATO asked Germany and other allied nations in December to state broadly what they could offer if the alliance is asked to provide cover for a withdrawal of the U . N . troops . what they could offer How would these allied nations go about gathering these resources? 12 16 +1239 5 NATO asked Germany and other allied nations in December to state broadly what they could offer if the alliance is asked to provide cover for a withdrawal of the U . N . troops . other allied nations Which other nations would be involved with this covering? 4 7 +1240 1 President Clinton stressed his administration ' s commitment to the fight against illegal immigration Tuesday and urged Congress to approve new package of initiatives to do more . new package of initiatives What type of initiatives? 20 24 +1240 1 President Clinton stressed his administration ' s commitment to the fight against illegal immigration Tuesday and urged Congress to approve new package of initiatives to do more . new package of initiatives What does the new package of initiatives consist of? 20 24 +1240 1 President Clinton stressed his administration ' s commitment to the fight against illegal immigration Tuesday and urged Congress to approve new package of initiatives to do more . initiatives How will these initiatives work? 23 24 +1240 2 " It is wrong and ultimately self - defeating for a nation of immigrants to permit the kind of abuse of our immigration laws that we have seen , " Clinton said . " There is too much of it , and we must do much more to stop it . " we must do much more to stop it What did they think needed to occur? 42 50 +1240 2 " It is wrong and ultimately self - defeating for a nation of immigrants to permit the kind of abuse of our immigration laws that we have seen , " Clinton said . " There is too much of it , and we must do much more to stop it . " ultimately self - defeating Why is it self-defeating? 5 9 +1240 2 " It is wrong and ultimately self - defeating for a nation of immigrants to permit the kind of abuse of our immigration laws that we have seen , " Clinton said . " There is too much of it , and we must do much more to stop it . " stop How is it possible to stop it? 48 49 +1240 3 Immigration initiatives that Clinton proposed Monday in his 1996 budget would add dlrs 1 billion in new spending to reinforce the Border Patrol and U . S . Immigration and Naturalization Service , speed up deportations and provide money for border states . reinforce the Border Patrol How would the authorities be reinforced? 19 23 +1240 3 Immigration initiatives that Clinton proposed Monday in his 1996 budget would add dlrs 1 billion in new spending to reinforce the Border Patrol and U . S . Immigration and Naturalization Service , speed up deportations and provide money for border states . provide money for border states What will the border states use the money for? 37 42 +1240 4 " We need help from the Congress to implement this plan , " Clinton told reporters at the White House . " We need help What kind of help from the Congress do they need? 0 4 +1240 4 " We need help from the Congress to implement this plan , " Clinton told reporters at the White House . implement How will the plan be implemented? 8 9 +1240 5 On Tuesday , the president also signed an executive order directing federal agencies to give priority to the crackdown on illegal immigration . federal agencies Which agencies would receive these directives? 11 13 +1240 5 On Tuesday , the president also signed an executive order directing federal agencies to give priority to the crackdown on illegal immigration . give priority to the crackdown How will federal agencies crackdown on illegal immigration? 14 19 +1240 5 On Tuesday , the president also signed an executive order directing federal agencies to give priority to the crackdown on illegal immigration . priority How is the priority given? 15 16 +1241 1 Russian Grand Master Anatoly Karpov settled Tuesady for a draw against Boris Gelfand of Belarus after missing several chances in the second of their ten - game World Chess Championship semifinals . Grand Master What is a Grand Master? 1 3 +1241 1 Russian Grand Master Anatoly Karpov settled Tuesady for a draw against Boris Gelfand of Belarus after missing several chances in the second of their ten - game World Chess Championship semifinals . missing several chances How did he miss several chances? 16 19 +1241 1 Russian Grand Master Anatoly Karpov settled Tuesady for a draw against Boris Gelfand of Belarus after missing several chances in the second of their ten - game World Chess Championship semifinals . ten - game Are semifinals always ten games? 24 27 +1241 2 The game was agreed drawn after 46th move as Karpov checked Gelfand ' s king repeatedly . drawn Under what other circumstances can a chess game be a draw? 4 5 +1241 2 The game was agreed drawn after 46th move as Karpov checked Gelfand ' s king repeatedly . The game was agreed drawn How is the game agreed drawn? 0 5 +1241 2 The game was agreed drawn after 46th move as Karpov checked Gelfand ' s king repeatedly . agreed Do players need to agree? 3 4 +1241 2 The game was agreed drawn after 46th move as Karpov checked Gelfand ' s king repeatedly . The game was agreed drawn after 46th How long did that take? 0 7 +1241 3 In their opening match on Monday in this city in southern India , the two Grand Masters had also settled for a draw . two Grand Masters had also settled for a draw . How many chess matches end in a drawer? 14 24 +1241 3 In their opening match on Monday in this city in southern India , the two Grand Masters had also settled for a draw . two Grand Masters had also settled for a draw Why did they settle on a draw? 14 23 +1241 4 In the other semifinals , American Grand Master Gata Kamsky forced a draw after 27 moves and split points in his second game against Valery Salov of Russia . Their adjourned first game will be played on Wednesday . after 27 moves How long is the average chess game? 13 16 +1241 4 In the other semifinals , American Grand Master Gata Kamsky forced a draw after 27 moves and split points in his second game against Valery Salov of Russia . Their adjourned first game will be played on Wednesday . split What does split points mean? 17 18 +1241 5 " It was a good draw . Gata played well and I realized after BE3 that he was playing for a draw , " said Salov after splitting points with Kamsky . BE3 What does BE3 mean in this context? 14 15 +1241 5 " It was a good draw . Gata played well and I realized after BE3 that he was playing for a draw , " said Salov after splitting points with Kamsky . " It was a good draw What determines a \"good\" draw? 0 6 +1241 5 " It was a good draw . Gata played well and I realized after BE3 that he was playing for a draw , " said Salov after splitting points with Kamsky . BE3 Is this a chess move? 14 15 +1241 5 " It was a good draw . Gata played well and I realized after BE3 that he was playing for a draw , " said Salov after splitting points with Kamsky . BE3 that he was playing for a draw , " How did he realize he was playing for a draw? 14 24 +1242 1 Superstars Alexander Popov and Franziska Van Almsick dominated freestyle races in the opening day of the 1995 swimming World Cup Tuesday . Superstars What makes them superstars? 0 1 +1242 1 Superstars Alexander Popov and Franziska Van Almsick dominated freestyle races in the opening day of the 1995 swimming World Cup Tuesday . dominated How did they dominate? 7 8 +1242 1 Superstars Alexander Popov and Franziska Van Almsick dominated freestyle races in the opening day of the 1995 swimming World Cup Tuesday . the opening day When was the opening day? 11 14 +1242 2 The Russian swimmer , a world and olympic champion , won the men ' s 100 - meter short - course event in 49 . 60 seconds . and olympic champion , how did he get so successful?\n 6 10 +1242 2 The Russian swimmer , a world and olympic champion , won the men ' s 100 - meter short - course event in 49 . 60 seconds . 49 How does this time compare to the top records for this event? 23 24 +1242 2 The Russian swimmer , a world and olympic champion , won the men ' s 100 - meter short - course event in 49 . 60 seconds . Russian Where in Russia is he from? 1 2 +1242 2 The Russian swimmer , a world and olympic champion , won the men ' s 100 - meter short - course event in 49 . 60 seconds . world and olympic champion , How many has he won? 5 10 +1242 2 The Russian swimmer , a world and olympic champion , won the men ' s 100 - meter short - course event in 49 . 60 seconds . 49 . 60 seconds . Is this a record? 23 28 +1242 3 New Zealander Danyon Loader placed second in 49 . 86 . New why were swimmers from countries of fewer people than larger countries so successful?\n 0 1 +1242 3 New Zealander Danyon Loader placed second in 49 . 86 . 49 How close is this time difference in the sport of swimming? 7 8 +1242 3 New Zealander Danyon Loader placed second in 49 . 86 . New Zealander Is this a common sport in New Zealand? 0 2 +1242 4 Van Almsick took the women ' s 50 - meter and 200 - meter races . 50 - meter and 200 - meter races What were her times and by how much did she prevail in each event? 7 15 +1242 4 Van Almsick took the women ' s 50 - meter and 200 - meter races . 50 - meter and 200 - meter races What were her times? 7 15 +1242 5 In the 50 meters , the German swimmer was timed in 25 . 45 seconds , ahead of Australian Sarah Ryan . In why is the 50 meters her event of choice?\n 0 1 +1242 5 In the 50 meters , the German swimmer was timed in 25 . 45 seconds , ahead of Australian Sarah Ryan . 25 How does this time compare to the world records? 11 12 +1242 5 In the 50 meters , the German swimmer was timed in 25 . 45 seconds , ahead of Australian Sarah Ryan . German Where in Germany is she from? 6 7 +1242 5 In the 50 meters , the German swimmer was timed in 25 . 45 seconds , ahead of Australian Sarah Ryan . ahead How far ahead? 16 17 +1242 5 In the 50 meters , the German swimmer was timed in 25 . 45 seconds , ahead of Australian Sarah Ryan . Australian Was she the only Australian? 18 19 +1243 1 Monopoly , the board game that rewards players for sending their competition into bankruptcy , is turning 60 . is turning 60 What year is the article from? 15 18 +1243 1 Monopoly , the board game that rewards players for sending their competition into bankruptcy , is turning 60 . bankruptcy , Is this really the goal of Monopoly? What is the appropriate age range? 13 15 +1243 2 Since it was introduced by Parker Brothers in February 1935 during the depths of the Depression , more than 160 million copies have been purchased . It is sold in 45 countries and printed in 25 languages , including Icelandic , Arabic , Croatian and Russian . Parker Brothers Who are Parker Brothers? 5 7 +1243 2 Since it was introduced by Parker Brothers in February 1935 during the depths of the Depression , more than 160 million copies have been purchased . It is sold in 45 countries and printed in 25 languages , including Icelandic , Arabic , Croatian and Russian . Parker What other games did Parker Brothers make? 5 6 +1243 2 Since it was introduced by Parker Brothers in February 1935 during the depths of the Depression , more than 160 million copies have been purchased . It is sold in 45 countries and printed in 25 languages , including Icelandic , Arabic , Croatian and Russian . countries Is Monopoly really allowed in countries such as Russia and China? 31 32 +1243 3 To mark the birthday , " Rich Uncle Pennybags , " the character on millions of Monopoly boxes , rang the opening bell at the American Stock Exchange in New York Tuesday . Parker Brothers is a subsidiary of Pawtucket , Rhode Island - based Hasbro Inc . , whose shares are traded on the exchange . Hasbro How does Monopoly rank among Hasbro Inc's many toy and game brands? 45 46 +1243 4 Edward Parker , former president of Parker Brothers , once said the appeal of Monopoly is " clobbering your best friend without doing any damage . " appeal Would Monopoly be considered a classic capitalist themed board game? 12 13 +1243 5 " When you come to the table , everyone comes equal . Everyone starts with the same amount of money , " said Bob Wann , senior vice president of marketing for Hasbro Games Group . " The game plays simply enough that an 8 - year - old can play , but it ' s still challenging enough for an adult . senior vice president of marketing What are the responsibilities of this role? 26 31 +1243 5 " When you come to the table , everyone comes equal . Everyone starts with the same amount of money , " said Bob Wann , senior vice president of marketing for Hasbro Games Group . " The game plays simply enough that an 8 - year - old can play , but it ' s still challenging enough for an adult . " The game plays simply enough What makes the game simple for youth, but still challenging for adults? 36 42 +1244 1 Qualifier Carsten Arriens of Germany beat British veteran Jeremy Bates 6 - 3 , 6 - 4 Tuesday to advance to the second round of the dlrs 1 million Dubai Open tennis championship . British veteran Jeremy Bates Has Bates ever won a Grand Slam? 6 10 +1244 1 Qualifier Carsten Arriens of Germany beat British veteran Jeremy Bates 6 - 3 , 6 - 4 Tuesday to advance to the second round of the dlrs 1 million Dubai Open tennis championship . Qualifier Carsten Arriens How did Carten Arriens qualify? 0 3 +1244 1 Qualifier Carsten Arriens of Germany beat British veteran Jeremy Bates 6 - 3 , 6 - 4 Tuesday to advance to the second round of the dlrs 1 million Dubai Open tennis championship . veteran Why is Bates considered a veteran? 7 8 +1244 2 Arriens received a spot in the main 32 - man draw after Australia ' s Mark Woodforde pulled out of the tournament on Monday . Mark Woodforde pulled out Why did Mark Woodforde pull out? 15 19 +1244 2 Arriens received a spot in the main 32 - man draw after Australia ' s Mark Woodforde pulled out of the tournament on Monday . pulled out Why did he have to pull out of the tournament? 17 19 +1244 2 Arriens received a spot in the main 32 - man draw after Australia ' s Mark Woodforde pulled out of the tournament on Monday . pulled out of the tournament why did he pull out of the tournament? 17 22 +1244 3 Woodforde had not recovered from the Davis Cup match in Durban , South Africa , where he was forced to withdraw Monday due to exhaustion during the decisive singles match against Marcos Ondruska . Marcos Ondruska . Where does Ondruska come from? 31 34 +1244 3 Woodforde had not recovered from the Davis Cup match in Durban , South Africa , where he was forced to withdraw Monday due to exhaustion during the decisive singles match against Marcos Ondruska . exhaustion during the decisive singles match Why did the singles match lead to his exhaustion? 24 30 +1244 3 Woodforde had not recovered from the Davis Cup match in Durban , South Africa , where he was forced to withdraw Monday due to exhaustion during the decisive singles match against Marcos Ondruska . exhaustion Why was he so exhausted? 24 25 +1244 4 In another first - round match , sixth - seeded Petr Korda of the Czech Republic easily defeated German Oliver Gross 6 - 1 , 6 - 2 . 6 - 1 , 6 - 2 . How many sets is the maximum than can be played in a men's match? 21 29 +1244 5 Korda , who did not play for his country in the Davis Cup this year , arrived in Dubai a week ago and played a lot of golf , which he said relaxes him , before the tournament opened . arrived in Dubai Where in the world is Dubai? 16 19 +1244 5 Korda , who did not play for his country in the Davis Cup this year , arrived in Dubai a week ago and played a lot of golf , which he said relaxes him , before the tournament opened . did not play for his country Why didn't Korda play for his country? 3 9 +1245 1 The attempted kidnappings of a leading diamond trader and his daughter ended Tuesday when police traced an abductor ' s car phone and killed him in a shootout . leading diamond trader and his daughter What are there names? Where did this take place? 5 11 +1245 1 The attempted kidnappings of a leading diamond trader and his daughter ended Tuesday when police traced an abductor ' s car phone and killed him in a shootout . a leading diamond trader Who is the diamond trader? 4 8 +1245 1 The attempted kidnappings of a leading diamond trader and his daughter ended Tuesday when police traced an abductor ' s car phone and killed him in a shootout . attempted kidnappings Why were they kidnapped? 1 3 +1245 1 The attempted kidnappings of a leading diamond trader and his daughter ended Tuesday when police traced an abductor ' s car phone and killed him in a shootout . a leading diamond trader and his daughter What are names of the leading diamond and his daughter? 4 11 +1245 1 The attempted kidnappings of a leading diamond trader and his daughter ended Tuesday when police traced an abductor ' s car phone and killed him in a shootout . abductor ' s Who is the abductor? 17 20 +1245 2 Diamond trader Asher Gertler escaped with only a minor injury from the gunbattle that erupted in the residential Ramat Aviv neighborhood . residential Ramat Aviv neighborhood What country is this in? 17 21 +1245 2 Diamond trader Asher Gertler escaped with only a minor injury from the gunbattle that erupted in the residential Ramat Aviv neighborhood . a minor injury What was the injury? 7 10 +1245 2 Diamond trader Asher Gertler escaped with only a minor injury from the gunbattle that erupted in the residential Ramat Aviv neighborhood . minor injury What was the injury? 8 10 +1245 2 Diamond trader Asher Gertler escaped with only a minor injury from the gunbattle that erupted in the residential Ramat Aviv neighborhood . Diamond trader Asher Gertler How old is Diamond trader Asher Gertler? 0 4 +1245 2 Diamond trader Asher Gertler escaped with only a minor injury from the gunbattle that erupted in the residential Ramat Aviv neighborhood . escaped How did he escape the gun battle? 4 5 +1245 2 Diamond trader Asher Gertler escaped with only a minor injury from the gunbattle that erupted in the residential Ramat Aviv neighborhood . minor injury What is this minor injury? 8 10 +1245 3 A search was on for a woman who separately kidnapped Gertler ' s 18 - year - old daughter Keren and held her for several hours in a suburban apartment , said Tel Aviv Police Chief Gabi Last . woman who separately kidnapped How did they know where to find the daughter? Why were there two kidnappers? 6 10 +1245 3 A search was on for a woman who separately kidnapped Gertler ' s 18 - year - old daughter Keren and held her for several hours in a suburban apartment , said Tel Aviv Police Chief Gabi Last . who separately kidnapped Was she working with the first kidnapper? 7 10 +1245 3 A search was on for a woman who separately kidnapped Gertler ' s 18 - year - old daughter Keren and held her for several hours in a suburban apartment , said Tel Aviv Police Chief Gabi Last . suburban apartment , Where is this suburban apartment located? 28 31 +1245 4 The kidnappers had demanded dlrs 2 million ransom . 2 million ransom . Who did they hope to get the ransom from? 5 9 +1245 5 Keren Gertler is the granddaughter of Moshe Schnitzer , a former president of Israel ' s Diamond Exchange and leading figure in the international diamond trade . granddaughter of Moshe Schnitzer , Does this mean her father was the son or son-in-law of Moshe? 4 9 +1246 1 The Constitutional Court has ruled that parts of a controversial law on compensation for Jews and others persecuted in World War II are unconstitutional , media reported Tuesday . controversial law to which law is this referring? 9 11 +1246 1 The Constitutional Court has ruled that parts of a controversial law on compensation for Jews and others persecuted in World War II are unconstitutional , media reported Tuesday . persecuted in World War II are unconstitutional , Why was the compensation unconstitutional? 17 25 +1246 2 The court ordered Parliament to draw up new legislation by Sept . 30 , allowing compensation for all those who were deported , put into forced labor or condemned without criminal proceedings . all those Is this all the Jews currently living in the United Kingdom? 17 19 +1246 3 The daily Magyar Hirlap cited the Constitutional Court ' s late Monday ruling against several passages of a 1992 compensation law , which barred from eligibility Jews who were not in combat units . Jews who were not in combat units Why were these Jewish persons barred? 26 33 +1247 1 Former U . S . President Jimmy Carter will receive one of this year ' s Roosevelt Four Freedoms Awards for his contributions to peace and social justice , Dutch television reported Tuesday . for his contributions What kind of contributions did former U.S. President Jimmy Carter do? 20 23 +1247 1 Former U . S . President Jimmy Carter will receive one of this year ' s Roosevelt Four Freedoms Awards for his contributions to peace and social justice , Dutch television reported Tuesday . contributions What were his contributions? 22 23 +1247 1 Former U . S . President Jimmy Carter will receive one of this year ' s Roosevelt Four Freedoms Awards for his contributions to peace and social justice , Dutch television reported Tuesday . Tuesday which tuesday? 32 33 +1247 2 Carter ' s 1994 jetsetting from one international flash point to another earned him one of the awards , although it was not immediatly clear which . one of the awards What kind of awards are there? 14 18 +1247 2 Carter ' s 1994 jetsetting from one international flash point to another earned him one of the awards , although it was not immediatly clear which . one international flash point to another Which events was he a heavy part of? 6 12 +1247 2 Carter ' s 1994 jetsetting from one international flash point to another earned him one of the awards , although it was not immediatly clear which . jetsetting What diplomatic contributions were credited to Carter in 1994? 4 5 +1247 2 Carter ' s 1994 jetsetting from one international flash point to another earned him one of the awards , although it was not immediatly clear which . international flash point what is a flash point? 7 10 +1247 3 The Roosevelt Foundation was expected to make an official announcement later this week . expected who is expecting that? 4 5 +1247 4 Carter last year acted as an independent mediator in crises in North Korea , Bosnia and Haiti . independent mediator What kind of crisis was he mediating for? 6 8 +1247 4 Carter last year acted as an independent mediator in crises in North Korea , Bosnia and Haiti . mediator What crises did he help mediate? 7 8 +1247 5 Former Dutch Prime Minister Ruud Lubbers will also receive an award , television reported . receive an award , What is former Dutch Prime Minister Ruud Lubbers receiving an award for? 8 12 +1247 5 Former Dutch Prime Minister Ruud Lubbers will also receive an award , television reported . also receive an award , What will the Dutch PM receive his award for doing? 7 12 +1247 5 Former Dutch Prime Minister Ruud Lubbers will also receive an award , television reported . award , What will the Dutch Prime Minister be honored for? 10 12 +1248 1 An " exasperated " President Clinton summoned players and owners to the White House this evening after a mediator failed to make any progress in settling the 179 - day U . S . Major League Baseball strike . 179 - day U . S . Major League Baseball strike What was the cause of the strike? 27 38 +1248 1 An " exasperated " President Clinton summoned players and owners to the White House this evening after a mediator failed to make any progress in settling the 179 - day U . S . Major League Baseball strike . Baseball strike Why were they on strike? 36 38 +1248 1 An " exasperated " President Clinton summoned players and owners to the White House this evening after a mediator failed to make any progress in settling the 179 - day U . S . Major League Baseball strike . evening what date? 15 16 +1248 2 Clinton , Vice President Al Gore and several White House aides met with mediator W . J . Usery for 35 minutes in the Oval Office . Usery brought with him an outline on how to resolve the dispute , but did not disclose those plans . did not disclose those plans Why didn't Usery disclose the plans? 41 46 +1248 3 With spring training supposed to start in only nine days , Usery also brought news that players and owners were no closer to a resolution . Usery also brought news Who qualified this Usery that the Clinton administration shall heed him? 11 15 +1248 4 " The president was exasperated that there was no progress toward settling the baseball strike , " said White House spokesman Mike McCurry . no progress toward settling the baseball strike , " What was the reason behind the the strike? 8 17 +1248 5 Clinton responded by ordering representatives of players and owners to the White House for a meeting at 6 p . m . EST ( 2300 GMT ) to stress the need for a settlement , McCurry said . the need for a settlement , What was the ultimate result of the settlement? 29 35 +1248 5 Clinton responded by ordering representatives of players and owners to the White House for a meeting at 6 p . m . EST ( 2300 GMT ) to stress the need for a settlement , McCurry said . meeting Why a meeting at the white house? 15 16 +1249 1 The Colombian government ' s willingness to assume responsibility for a massacre in which victims were tortured and cut up with chainsaws brought praise and a call for further investigation Tuesday from human rights advocates . massacre Who were the participants of the massacre? 11 12 +1249 2 The Organization of American States ' independent human rights commission heard representatives of victims and human rights groups and government witnesses at a closed hearing on the brutal and gory killings of 107 people between 1988 and 1991 . killings of 107 people What was the impetus for these types of killings? 30 34 +1249 2 The Organization of American States ' independent human rights commission heard representatives of victims and human rights groups and government witnesses at a closed hearing on the brutal and gory killings of 107 people between 1988 and 1991 . representatives of victims does this mean family and friends? 11 14 +1249 2 The Organization of American States ' independent human rights commission heard representatives of victims and human rights groups and government witnesses at a closed hearing on the brutal and gory killings of 107 people between 1988 and 1991 . killings What are the motives behind these killings? 30 31 +1249 3 A statement being drafted by the commission will say it fully agrees with steps taken by Colombian President Ernesto Samper , elected last August , to investigate the killings in Trujillo , 161 miles ( 255km ) west of Bogota , said Jose Miguel Vivanco , director of Human Rights Watch Americas . steps taken by Colombian President What steps are being taken by the Colombian president? 13 18 +1249 3 A statement being drafted by the commission will say it fully agrees with steps taken by Colombian President Ernesto Samper , elected last August , to investigate the killings in Trujillo , 161 miles ( 255km ) west of Bogota , said Jose Miguel Vivanco , director of Human Rights Watch Americas . investigate What are the details of the investigation? 26 27 +1249 4 Vivanco said the OAS group also will urge further investigation and prosecution . investigation What did this investigation uncover? 9 10 +1249 5 He said justice still must be pursued , including prosecution , payment of moral reparations and compensation to victims , public apologies and punishment of the killers . victims , Did the victims belong to any particular group? 18 20 +1250 1 North Korea is registering " some resistance " to the key role given to South Korea in the U . S . - North Korean nuclear deal , but U . S . officials said Tuesday they were confident the disagreement can be overcome . " some resistance " In what manner(s) has \"some resistance\" been evidenced by North Korea? 4 8 +1250 1 North Korea is registering " some resistance " to the key role given to South Korea in the U . S . - North Korean nuclear deal , but U . S . officials said Tuesday they were confident the disagreement can be overcome . resistance " What does some resistance mean? 6 8 +1250 1 North Korea is registering " some resistance " to the key role given to South Korea in the U . S . - North Korean nuclear deal , but U . S . officials said Tuesday they were confident the disagreement can be overcome . role What does key role entail? 11 12 +1250 1 North Korea is registering " some resistance " to the key role given to South Korea in the U . S . - North Korean nuclear deal , but U . S . officials said Tuesday they were confident the disagreement can be overcome . role given to South Korea What role did South Korea receive in this arms deal? 11 16 +1250 1 North Korea is registering " some resistance " to the key role given to South Korea in the U . S . - North Korean nuclear deal , but U . S . officials said Tuesday they were confident the disagreement can be overcome . registering " some resistance " Why is North Korea registering \"some resistance\" to the key role given to South Korea? 3 8 +1250 1 North Korea is registering " some resistance " to the key role given to South Korea in the U . S . - North Korean nuclear deal , but U . S . officials said Tuesday they were confident the disagreement can be overcome . role given to South Korea How important is the role given to South Korea in the U.S.-North Korean nuclear deal? 11 16 +1250 1 North Korea is registering " some resistance " to the key role given to South Korea in the U . S . - North Korean nuclear deal , but U . S . officials said Tuesday they were confident the disagreement can be overcome . confident How confident are U.S. officials that this disagreement can be overcome? 38 39 +1250 2 The dispute centers on plans for South Korea to supply two reactors to North Korea in exchange for Pyongyang ' s agreement to dismantle its nuclear program . dismantle Why would Pyongyang agree to dismantle South Korea's nuclear program? 23 24 +1250 2 The dispute centers on plans for South Korea to supply two reactors to North Korea in exchange for Pyongyang ' s agreement to dismantle its nuclear program . nuclear Are there any details of N. Korea's nuclear program? 25 26 +1250 2 The dispute centers on plans for South Korea to supply two reactors to North Korea in exchange for Pyongyang ' s agreement to dismantle its nuclear program . for South Korea to supply two reactors Why did they choose Such Korea to supply the two reactors to North Korea? 5 12 +1250 3 U . S . officials thought they had won North Korea ' s acquiescence to these terms . But Pyongyang officials have made clear in recent discussions that they remain an obstacle . obstacle In what other ways are they still an obstacle? 31 32 +1250 3 U . S . officials thought they had won North Korea ' s acquiescence to these terms . But Pyongyang officials have made clear in recent discussions that they remain an obstacle . Pyongyang What are these obstacles Pyongyang is talking about? 19 20 +1250 3 U . S . officials thought they had won North Korea ' s acquiescence to these terms . But Pyongyang officials have made clear in recent discussions that they remain an obstacle . thought they had won Why would U.S officials thought they had won North Korea's acquiescence to the terms? 5 9 +1250 4 " I don ' t think there are any alarm bells going off at this time , " said a senior U . S . official , expressing confidence that the dispute can be surmounted . confidence Why is the senior U.S. official confident that the dispute can be surmounted? 28 29 +1251 1 Hoping to end a confrontation with President Lech Walesa and avoid new parliamentary elections , Poland ' s prime minister offered to resign Tuesday and turn the government over to former communists . confrontation Why were they at odds? 4 5 +1251 1 Hoping to end a confrontation with President Lech Walesa and avoid new parliamentary elections , Poland ' s prime minister offered to resign Tuesday and turn the government over to former communists . avoid new parliamentary elections , How would the resignation possibly avoid a new set of elections? 10 15 +1251 1 Hoping to end a confrontation with President Lech Walesa and avoid new parliamentary elections , Poland ' s prime minister offered to resign Tuesday and turn the government over to former communists . former What type of government was this new prime minister under? 30 31 +1251 1 Hoping to end a confrontation with President Lech Walesa and avoid new parliamentary elections , Poland ' s prime minister offered to resign Tuesday and turn the government over to former communists . former communists What 'former communists'? 30 32 +1251 2 Prime Minister Waldemar Pawlak said he would step down in favor of the speaker of parliament , whose Democratic Left Alliance Party has the most seats in the governing coalition . governing coalition What is this governing coalition made up of? 28 30 +1251 3 Walesa has attacked Pawlak ' s government for weeks for foot - dragging on economic reforms and for tolerating corruption and inefficiency . He threatened last week to dissolve parliament , forcing new elections , as he did in 1993 . foot - dragging on economic reforms Why was the government holding off on pushing for economic reforms? 10 16 +1251 3 Walesa has attacked Pawlak ' s government for weeks for foot - dragging on economic reforms and for tolerating corruption and inefficiency . He threatened last week to dissolve parliament , forcing new elections , as he did in 1993 . tolerating corruption Why for tolerating? Is Walesa corrupt? 18 20 +1251 4 Walesa is also staunchly opposed to communists . As leader of the Solidarity labor union , he helped topple the communist regime in 1989 . he helped topple the communist regime how did he do it? 16 22 +1251 5 Speaker Jozef Oleksy ' s appointment as prime minister would require approval by the 460 - member parliament . But his party of renamed former communists has more than 160 seats and Pawlak ' s Peasant ' s party has more than 130 seats , giving them a comfortable majority . 460 - member Who holds the remaining seats? 14 17 +1252 1 Hoping to end a confrontation with President Lech Walesa and avoid new parliamentary elections , Poland ' s prime minister has offered to resign and turn the government over to former communists . President Why was there a confrontation with President Walesa? 6 7 +1252 1 Hoping to end a confrontation with President Lech Walesa and avoid new parliamentary elections , Poland ' s prime minister has offered to resign and turn the government over to former communists . end a confrontation with President Lech Why would this lead to confrontation? 2 8 +1252 1 Hoping to end a confrontation with President Lech Walesa and avoid new parliamentary elections , Poland ' s prime minister has offered to resign and turn the government over to former communists . confrontation What's the nature of the potential confrontation? 4 5 +1252 1 Hoping to end a confrontation with President Lech Walesa and avoid new parliamentary elections , Poland ' s prime minister has offered to resign and turn the government over to former communists . confrontation with President Lech Walesa Why did Poland's prime minister confront President Walsea? 4 9 +1252 2 Prime Minister Waldemar Pawlak said Tuesday that he would step down in favor of the speaker of parliament , whose Democratic Left Alliance Party has the most seats in the governing coalition . Prime Why did the Prime Minister step down? 0 1 +1252 2 Prime Minister Waldemar Pawlak said Tuesday that he would step down in favor of the speaker of parliament , whose Democratic Left Alliance Party has the most seats in the governing coalition . Democratic Left Alliance Party How is the Democratic Left Alliance Party different from the prime minister's party? 20 24 +1252 3 Walesa has attacked Pawlak ' s government for weeks for foot - dragging on economic reforms and for tolerating corruption and inefficiency . He threatened last week to dissolve parliament , forcing new elections , as he did in 1993 . Walesa How did Walesa attack Pawlak's government? 0 1 +1252 3 Walesa has attacked Pawlak ' s government for weeks for foot - dragging on economic reforms and for tolerating corruption and inefficiency . He threatened last week to dissolve parliament , forcing new elections , as he did in 1993 . corruption and inefficiency What types of corruption and inefficiency were seen? 19 22 +1252 3 Walesa has attacked Pawlak ' s government for weeks for foot - dragging on economic reforms and for tolerating corruption and inefficiency . He threatened last week to dissolve parliament , forcing new elections , as he did in 1993 . economic reforms Why are economic reforms needed? 14 16 +1252 3 Walesa has attacked Pawlak ' s government for weeks for foot - dragging on economic reforms and for tolerating corruption and inefficiency . He threatened last week to dissolve parliament , forcing new elections , as he did in 1993 . as he did in 1993 Why did he dissolve parliament in 1993? 35 40 +1252 4 Walesa is also staunchly opposed to communists . As leader of the Solidarity labor union , he helped topple the communist regime in 1989 . topple How did he help topple the comunists regime? 18 19 +1252 4 Walesa is also staunchly opposed to communists . As leader of the Solidarity labor union , he helped topple the communist regime in 1989 . staunchly opposed Why is he opposed to communists? 3 5 +1252 4 Walesa is also staunchly opposed to communists . As leader of the Solidarity labor union , he helped topple the communist regime in 1989 . staunchly opposed to communists Why is Walsea opposed to communists? 3 7 +1252 5 Speaker Jozef Oleksy ' s appointment as prime minister would require approval by the 460 - member parliament . But his party of renamed former communists has more than 160 seats and Pawlak ' s Peasant ' s party has more than 130 seats , giving them a comfortable majority . renamed former communists What are renamed former communists? 23 26 +1253 1 Bullet holes in the stained glass windows and " Viva ANC " scratched into the battered pews tell the story of the Regina Mundi Catholic Church . Bullet holes Why were there bullet holes in the windows? 0 2 +1253 1 Bullet holes in the stained glass windows and " Viva ANC " scratched into the battered pews tell the story of the Regina Mundi Catholic Church . " Viva ANC " What does Viva ANC mean? 8 12 +1253 1 Bullet holes in the stained glass windows and " Viva ANC " scratched into the battered pews tell the story of the Regina Mundi Catholic Church . Regina Mundi Catholic Church Where is the church located? 22 26 +1253 1 Bullet holes in the stained glass windows and " Viva ANC " scratched into the battered pews tell the story of the Regina Mundi Catholic Church . " Viva ANC " What does this mean? 8 12 +1253 1 Bullet holes in the stained glass windows and " Viva ANC " scratched into the battered pews tell the story of the Regina Mundi Catholic Church . ANC " What is ANC? 10 12 +1253 1 Bullet holes in the stained glass windows and " Viva ANC " scratched into the battered pews tell the story of the Regina Mundi Catholic Church . Regina Where is this church located? 22 23 +1253 2 In a township synonymous with the anti - apartheid struggle , the 33 - year - old church served as a home for protest and prayer . Countless rallies and political funerals were held in it , inevitably followed by police raids and rioting . held in it , Why were rallies and funerals held in it? 33 37 +1253 2 In a township synonymous with the anti - apartheid struggle , the 33 - year - old church served as a home for protest and prayer . Countless rallies and political funerals were held in it , inevitably followed by police raids and rioting . political funerals What is a political funeral? 30 32 +1253 2 In a township synonymous with the anti - apartheid struggle , the 33 - year - old church served as a home for protest and prayer . Countless rallies and political funerals were held in it , inevitably followed by police raids and rioting . rallies and political funerals What type of rallies and political funerals? 28 32 +1253 2 In a township synonymous with the anti - apartheid struggle , the 33 - year - old church served as a home for protest and prayer . Countless rallies and political funerals were held in it , inevitably followed by police raids and rioting . raids Who was the group the ANC was shooting at? 41 42 +1253 3 That chapter over , Sowetans say it is time to repair the damage etched by years of conflict . damage What damage was done? 12 13 +1253 3 That chapter over , Sowetans say it is time to repair the damage etched by years of conflict . Sowetans Who are Sowetans? 4 5 +1253 3 That chapter over , Sowetans say it is time to repair the damage etched by years of conflict . conflict What is at the heart of this conflict? 17 18 +1253 4 " It ' s a landmark for anyone , Catholic or not Catholic , Christian or not Christian , religious or not religious , " said the Rev . Mohlomi Makobane , who has launched a campaign to raise nearly 1 million rand ( dlrs 283 , 000 ) for renovations . landmark What makes it a landmark? 5 6 +1253 4 " It ' s a landmark for anyone , Catholic or not Catholic , Christian or not Christian , religious or not religious , " said the Rev . Mohlomi Makobane , who has launched a campaign to raise nearly 1 million rand ( dlrs 283 , 000 ) for renovations . campaign What was his campaign about? 36 37 +1253 4 " It ' s a landmark for anyone , Catholic or not Catholic , Christian or not Christian , religious or not religious , " said the Rev . Mohlomi Makobane , who has launched a campaign to raise nearly 1 million rand ( dlrs 283 , 000 ) for renovations . million Does Makobane conduct these campaigns often to repair damages? 41 42 +1253 5 The parish ' s more than 1 , 000 families are setting aside money for repairs , and local businesses and newspapers have pledged donations . Musicians are planning several benefit concerts . Musicians Which musicians are participating? 26 27 +1254 1 Prosecutors in the O . J . Simpson case laid out a timeline for murder , centered around a dog ' s " plaintive wail " in the night . dog ' s " plaintive wail " How do prosecuters know that the dog's wail was plaintive? 19 26 +1254 1 Prosecutors in the O . J . Simpson case laid out a timeline for murder , centered around a dog ' s " plaintive wail " in the night . dog ' s " plaintive wail " What would a dog's wail indicate in a murder timeline? 19 26 +1254 2 Pablo Fenjves , whose home is across an alley from Nicole Brown Simpson ' s , testified on Tuesday that about 15 to 20 minutes into the 10 o ' clock news on June 12 , he heard " a very distinctive barking " coming from the area of her home . very distinctive barking what does distinctive barking sound like? 40 43 +1254 3 " It was at a significant pitch , and as you may recall I described it at the time as a plaintive wail , " said Fenjves , who like most of the day ' s witnesses had testified last summer at Simpson ' s preliminary hearing . " It sounded like a very unhappy animal . " most how many witnisses testified of the plaintive wail? 30 31 +1254 3 " It was at a significant pitch , and as you may recall I described it at the time as a plaintive wail , " said Fenjves , who like most of the day ' s witnesses had testified last summer at Simpson ' s preliminary hearing . " It sounded like a very unhappy animal . " unhappy animal . " How much weight is placed on such an incredibly weak piece of evidence? 54 58 +1254 4 Prosecutors claim that Ms . Simpson and her friend Ronald Goldman were slashed to death about 10 : 15 p . m . outside her condo and that the barking came from Ms . Simpson ' s Akita , which left bloody pawprints around the murder scene . barking How does anybody know which dog was actually barking at the time? 29 30 +1254 5 The timing is important : The defense has said Simpson was home at the time , practicing his golf swing in the yard before leaving for the airport for a business trip to Chicago . timing what time did this happen? 1 2 +1254 5 The timing is important : The defense has said Simpson was home at the time , practicing his golf swing in the yard before leaving for the airport for a business trip to Chicago . leaving When did he leave? 24 25 +1254 5 The timing is important : The defense has said Simpson was home at the time , practicing his golf swing in the yard before leaving for the airport for a business trip to Chicago . home at the time , Is there anyone who can support his alibi? 11 16 +1255 1 President Clinton , unable to bring the two sides together himself , will ask Congress for emergency legislation for binding arbitration to end the six - month - old American Major League baseball strike . the two sides Who are the two sides referred to? 6 9 +1255 1 President Clinton , unable to bring the two sides together himself , will ask Congress for emergency legislation for binding arbitration to end the six - month - old American Major League baseball strike . sides Which two sides is the article talking about? 8 9 +1255 1 President Clinton , unable to bring the two sides together himself , will ask Congress for emergency legislation for binding arbitration to end the six - month - old American Major League baseball strike . six - month - old American why are they striking? 24 30 +1255 1 President Clinton , unable to bring the two sides together himself , will ask Congress for emergency legislation for binding arbitration to end the six - month - old American Major League baseball strike . the two sides Which two sides? Union vs MLB? 6 9 +1255 1 President Clinton , unable to bring the two sides together himself , will ask Congress for emergency legislation for binding arbitration to end the six - month - old American Major League baseball strike . strike . What triggered the cause for the strike? 33 35 +1255 2 " We ' re going to send it up tomorrow and I ' d like to have it considered expeditiously , " Clinton said at a hastily called news conference Tuesday night after participating in hours of behind - closed - door negotiations at the White House . negotiations Who are the participants of this negotiation? 42 43 +1255 2 " We ' re going to send it up tomorrow and I ' d like to have it considered expeditiously , " Clinton said at a hastily called news conference Tuesday night after participating in hours of behind - closed - door negotiations at the White House . expeditiously , " does it mean quickly? 19 22 +1255 3 Clinton said he had been optimistic earlier in the evening that he might be able to announce a settlement , or at least steps toward one , that would assure " that baseball was coming back in 1995 . " 1995 Was there a lockout in the baseball Major League in 1994? 37 38 +1255 3 Clinton said he had been optimistic earlier in the evening that he might be able to announce a settlement , or at least steps toward one , that would assure " that baseball was coming back in 1995 . " was coming back in 1995 did baseball end up coming back? 33 38 +1255 3 Clinton said he had been optimistic earlier in the evening that he might be able to announce a settlement , or at least steps toward one , that would assure " that baseball was coming back in 1995 . " optimistic earlier in the evening What particular point lead him to feel optimistic? 5 10 +1255 5 There has been virtually no movement since the strike began Aug . 12 . , forcing cancellation of the championship World Series for the first time in 90 years . strike Which organizations or unions are striking, and what are they asking for? 8 9 +1255 5 There has been virtually no movement since the strike began Aug . 12 . , forcing cancellation of the championship World Series for the first time in 90 years . virtually no movement since the strike began What was the point(s) of contention that held up negotiations for six month? 3 10 +1256 1 Journalists from 15 Asia - Pacific countries on Wednesday urged Asian governments to open their minds to freedom of expression , a response to crackdowns on reporters . response to crackdowns on reporters . Why was there a crackdown taking place at this time? 22 28 +1256 1 Journalists from 15 Asia - Pacific countries on Wednesday urged Asian governments to open their minds to freedom of expression , a response to crackdowns on reporters . 15 Asia - Pacific countries are there that many pacific countries? 2 7 +1256 2 Their statement was directed particularly at Indonesia , Cambodia , Hong Kong and Singapore , where recent actions against the media had raised widespread international concerns . actions against the media What sort of anti-media actions were taking place? 17 21 +1256 3 " Asian governments must open their minds to freedom of expression and encourage the highest standards of journalism , " said the general secretary of the International Federation of Journalists , Aidan White . Aidan White is he being racist? 31 33 +1256 4 Asian leaders needed to establish a framework for the exercise of journalism in safe , professional conditions , free from intimidation and social neglect , he said . safe , professional conditions , What would constitute these types of conditions? 13 18 +1256 5 The statement was made during a three - day conference organized by the federation and the Media Entertainment and Arts Alliance , which ended Wednesday . ended Wednesday which year was it? 23 25 +1257 1 An American AIDS activist said Wednesday he was questioned by Singapore police for two hours after he gave new hypodermic needles to six addicts in exchange for soiled ones used to inject heroin . American AIDS activist What is his name? 1 4 +1257 1 An American AIDS activist said Wednesday he was questioned by Singapore police for two hours after he gave new hypodermic needles to six addicts in exchange for soiled ones used to inject heroin . he was questioned by Singapore police What was the reason for the interrogation? 6 12 +1257 1 An American AIDS activist said Wednesday he was questioned by Singapore police for two hours after he gave new hypodermic needles to six addicts in exchange for soiled ones used to inject heroin . activist What is the name of this activist? 3 4 +1257 2 Jon Stuen - Parker , a former drug addict , runs a controversial program in several U . S . cities called the " needle exchange program " aimed at preventing users from sharing hypodermic syringes and thereby passing the AIDS virus along . former drug addict , What type of drug was he addicted to? 6 10 +1257 2 Jon Stuen - Parker , a former drug addict , runs a controversial program in several U . S . cities called the " needle exchange program " aimed at preventing users from sharing hypodermic syringes and thereby passing the AIDS virus along . controversial program What makes it controversial? 12 14 +1257 2 Jon Stuen - Parker , a former drug addict , runs a controversial program in several U . S . cities called the " needle exchange program " aimed at preventing users from sharing hypodermic syringes and thereby passing the AIDS virus along . controversial program Why is it a controversial program? 12 14 +1257 3 The AIDS virus is transmitted through contact of bodily fluids . transmitted through contact of bodily fluids Is this the only way AIDS is contracted? 4 10 +1257 4 Since early 1987 , Parker ' s Boston - based National AIDS Brigade has distributed about 500 , 000 needles in street corner meetings , swapping them with dirty ones brought over by the addicts . Critics say he is promoting drug use . about 500 , 000 needles Who pays for these needles? 15 20 +1257 4 Since early 1987 , Parker ' s Boston - based National AIDS Brigade has distributed about 500 , 000 needles in street corner meetings , swapping them with dirty ones brought over by the addicts . Critics say he is promoting drug use . swapping them with dirty ones What is done with the dirty needles? 25 30 +1257 5 Parker , a native of Boston , Massachusetts , told the Associated Press that he came to Singapore on Tuesday to expand his international program , now operating in Vietnam and Thailand . international program , How bad is the problem overseas? 23 26 +1257 5 Parker , a native of Boston , Massachusetts , told the Associated Press that he came to Singapore on Tuesday to expand his international program , now operating in Vietnam and Thailand . Vietnam and Thailand Are these hot spots for drug users? 29 32 +1257 5 Parker , a native of Boston , Massachusetts , told the Associated Press that he came to Singapore on Tuesday to expand his international program , now operating in Vietnam and Thailand . now operating in Vietnam and Thailand . How successful was the program in these countries at the time? 26 33 +1257 5 Parker , a native of Boston , Massachusetts , told the Associated Press that he came to Singapore on Tuesday to expand his international program , now operating in Vietnam and Thailand . Vietnam Why was Vietnam and Thailand targeted? 29 30 +1258 1 In another time , the slender , 27 - year - old Chechen might have been a poet or a teacher . 27 - year - old Chechen Who might have been a poet or a teacher? 7 13 +1258 1 In another time , the slender , 27 - year - old Chechen might have been a poet or a teacher . the slender , 27 - year - old Chechen Who is this talking about, why does it matter that they are slender? What are they now? 4 13 +1258 1 In another time , the slender , 27 - year - old Chechen might have been a poet or a teacher . might have been a poet or a teacher Why would have made them a poet or teacher? 13 21 +1258 2 But now he is what Russian soldiers dread most in the haunted streets of Grozny : a fearless sniper stalking Moscow ' s troops day and night . stalking Moscow ' s troops day and night Why is he stalking Russian troops? 19 27 +1258 2 But now he is what Russian soldiers dread most in the haunted streets of Grozny : a fearless sniper stalking Moscow ' s troops day and night . he is what Russian soldiers dread most Why does Russians dread this most? 2 9 +1258 5 On a brief respite after slipping out of Chechnya to neighboring Ingushetia , this translator - turned - militant seems like an unlikely killer . seems like an unlikely killer What is the characteristic that makes him seem unlikely to be a sniper? 19 24 +1258 5 On a brief respite after slipping out of Chechnya to neighboring Ingushetia , this translator - turned - militant seems like an unlikely killer . unlikely killer Why is he an unlikely killer? 22 24 +1259 1 Nearly 200 women marched through the city of Dhaka on Wednesday to demand that their university drop rules they regard as sexist , including one that forbids them to leave their dormitories after sunset . rules they regard as sexist , What type of rules are they marching against? 17 23 +1259 1 Nearly 200 women marched through the city of Dhaka on Wednesday to demand that their university drop rules they regard as sexist , including one that forbids them to leave their dormitories after sunset . university drop rules they regard as sexist , What are all of the rules? The paragraph only gives one. 15 23 +1259 4 " The country ' s constitution does not discriminate between males and females , so why should the university authorities ? " asked Rokayya Khatoon , a senior arts student . " These restrictions are insult to the womanhood , " she said in an interview . constitution If this is the case, why do they discriminate in the institution? 5 6 +1259 4 " The country ' s constitution does not discriminate between males and females , so why should the university authorities ? " asked Rokayya Khatoon , a senior arts student . " These restrictions are insult to the womanhood , " she said in an interview . why should the university authorities ? " How does the university derive its authority? 15 22 +1259 5 Placards carried by the demonstrators read : " Character can ' t be built by restrictions ! " and " We want our freedom ! " demonstrators were the demonstrators all women? 4 5 +1260 1 Nearly 200 female students marched through Dhaka Wednesday to demand their university drop its rule confining them to their dormitories after sunset and other regulations they regard as sexist . confining them to their dormitories Why are they being confined? 15 20 +1260 1 Nearly 200 female students marched through Dhaka Wednesday to demand their university drop its rule confining them to their dormitories after sunset and other regulations they regard as sexist . other regulations what other regulations? 23 25 +1260 1 Nearly 200 female students marched through Dhaka Wednesday to demand their university drop its rule confining them to their dormitories after sunset and other regulations they regard as sexist . confining them to their dormitories Why were they confined to their dorms? 15 20 +1260 1 Nearly 200 female students marched through Dhaka Wednesday to demand their university drop its rule confining them to their dormitories after sunset and other regulations they regard as sexist . sexist What is sexist? 28 29 +1260 2 The demonstrators chanted " Down with male chauvinism " and carried placards reading " Character can ' t be built by restrictions " and " We want our freedom . " " Down with male chauvinism " What male chauvinism had they experienced 3 9 +1260 2 The demonstrators chanted " Down with male chauvinism " and carried placards reading " Character can ' t be built by restrictions " and " We want our freedom . " chauvinism " What is chauvinism? 7 9 +1260 3 Women make up one - third of Dhaka University ' s 28 , 000 students . The university , the nation ' s largest , is located in the capital of Islamic and male - dominated Bangladesh . Women make up one - third Is this more or less than average in Bangladesh 0 6 +1260 4 Although many women ignore the 40 - year - old rules , the university can fine or expel those caught violating the regulations . 40 - year - old rules , What are these rules? 5 12 +1260 4 Although many women ignore the 40 - year - old rules , the university can fine or expel those caught violating the regulations . violating the regulations What other regulations are imposed upon the female students? 20 23 +1260 4 Although many women ignore the 40 - year - old rules , the university can fine or expel those caught violating the regulations . 40 - year - old rules , What are the 40-year-old rules? 5 12 +1260 4 Although many women ignore the 40 - year - old rules , the university can fine or expel those caught violating the regulations . women ignore Why do women ignore rules? 2 4 +1260 5 In addition to the prohibition on leaving their dormitories , the protesters want the university to scrap rules that discourage male students from talking to women on campus and require female students to receive permission from their parents to stay out overnight . prohibition on leaving their dormitories , why are they not allowed to leave? 4 10 +1260 5 In addition to the prohibition on leaving their dormitories , the protesters want the university to scrap rules that discourage male students from talking to women on campus and require female students to receive permission from their parents to stay out overnight . scrap rules How can university scrap rules? 16 18 +1261 1 A battalion commander who refused to send his young troops to Chechnya because he believed they were too inexperienced will be dismissed from the army , the ITAR - Tass news agency reported Wednesday . battalion commander what is his name? 1 3 +1261 1 A battalion commander who refused to send his young troops to Chechnya because he believed they were too inexperienced will be dismissed from the army , the ITAR - Tass news agency reported Wednesday . Chechnya where is Chechnya? 11 12 +1261 1 A battalion commander who refused to send his young troops to Chechnya because he believed they were too inexperienced will be dismissed from the army , the ITAR - Tass news agency reported Wednesday . ITAR - Tass what does this stand for? 27 30 +1261 1 A battalion commander who refused to send his young troops to Chechnya because he believed they were too inexperienced will be dismissed from the army , the ITAR - Tass news agency reported Wednesday . who refused to send his young troops to Chechnya How do his views on sending inexperienced troops compare to army leadership as a whole? 3 12 +1261 1 A battalion commander who refused to send his young troops to Chechnya because he believed they were too inexperienced will be dismissed from the army , the ITAR - Tass news agency reported Wednesday . battalion commander What is his name? 1 3 +1261 1 A battalion commander who refused to send his young troops to Chechnya because he believed they were too inexperienced will be dismissed from the army , the ITAR - Tass news agency reported Wednesday . too inexperienced Why are they too inexperienced? 17 19 +1261 2 Capt . Vladimir Ustichenko had offered to go to Chechnya himself , even as an ordinary rifleman , but said the men under his command had not yet learned to fire or drive their decrepit armored vehicles . Capt what is he captain of? 0 1 +1261 2 Capt . Vladimir Ustichenko had offered to go to Chechnya himself , even as an ordinary rifleman , but said the men under his command had not yet learned to fire or drive their decrepit armored vehicles . command who is his command? 24 25 +1261 2 Capt . Vladimir Ustichenko had offered to go to Chechnya himself , even as an ordinary rifleman , but said the men under his command had not yet learned to fire or drive their decrepit armored vehicles . decrepit why are the vehicles decrepit? 34 35 +1261 2 Capt . Vladimir Ustichenko had offered to go to Chechnya himself , even as an ordinary rifleman , but said the men under his command had not yet learned to fire or drive their decrepit armored vehicles . decrepit armored vehicles Why is their government sending them so unprepared? 34 37 +1261 2 Capt . Vladimir Ustichenko had offered to go to Chechnya himself , even as an ordinary rifleman , but said the men under his command had not yet learned to fire or drive their decrepit armored vehicles . decrepit armored vehicles Why are they using decrepit vehicles? 34 37 +1261 3 The press service of Russia ' s Volga military district rejected Ustichenko ' s claims , accusing him of opposing the entire military operation . opposing the entire military operation Why do they suspect he opposes the operation? 19 24 +1261 4 He " did it for political reasons , " said a statement carried by ITAR - Tass . " He doubts the correctness of the decision . to use military force in the Chechen republic . " political reasons , " what reasons? 5 9 +1261 4 He " did it for political reasons , " said a statement carried by ITAR - Tass . " He doubts the correctness of the decision . to use military force in the Chechen republic . " statement carried by ITAR - Tass How trustworthy is the source and what kind of political agenda might they have? 11 17 +1261 4 He " did it for political reasons , " said a statement carried by ITAR - Tass . " He doubts the correctness of the decision . to use military force in the Chechen republic . " military force Why is it necessary to use military force in the region? 29 31 +1261 5 The press service called Ustichenko ' s decision " incompatible with the rank of a Russian officer . " It said he would be dismissed for " an action which discredits the dignity of a serviceman . " dismissed dismissed by whom? 24 25 +1261 5 The press service called Ustichenko ' s decision " incompatible with the rank of a Russian officer . " It said he would be dismissed for " an action which discredits the dignity of a serviceman . " " incompatible How is standing up for what you believe considered incompatible with officer duties? 8 10 +1262 1 Her visit isn ' t being called official , but officials are very involved in Princess Diana ' s trip to Japan . Japan why is the princess visiting japan 21 22 +1262 1 Her visit isn ' t being called official , but officials are very involved in Princess Diana ' s trip to Japan . Diana ' s trip to Japan Why did Princess Diana go to Japan? 16 22 +1262 1 Her visit isn ' t being called official , but officials are very involved in Princess Diana ' s trip to Japan . officials are very involved How are officials being involved? 10 14 +1262 2 The British princess met members of the Japanese royal family Wednesday after last - minute discussions between British and Japanese officials . last - minute why was it discussed at the last-minute 12 15 +1262 2 The British princess met members of the Japanese royal family Wednesday after last - minute discussions between British and Japanese officials . last - minute discussions What were these last minute discussions about? 12 16 +1262 2 The British princess met members of the Japanese royal family Wednesday after last - minute discussions between British and Japanese officials . met members of the Japanese royal family What were the reasons for the meetings with the members of Japan's royal family? 3 10 +1262 3 Just two days before Diana ' s arrival Monday , both countries had said there were no plans for Emperor Akihito and Empress Michiko to meet Diana . no plans for Emperor Akihito Were they not thinking about meeting Diana or was it because of something she may or may not have done? 16 21 +1262 4 And her visit with the crown prince and princess , who both attended Oxford University and are fluent in English , was decided only Tuesday after British officials pressed the Japanese side , said a Japanese palace spokesman , speaking on condition of anonymity . Oxford when did prince and princes attended oxford university 13 14 +1262 4 And her visit with the crown prince and princess , who both attended Oxford University and are fluent in English , was decided only Tuesday after British officials pressed the Japanese side , said a Japanese palace spokesman , speaking on condition of anonymity . British officials pressed the Japanese side , Why did the British implore the Japanese royals to meet with Diana? 26 33 +1262 5 Her trip is being called a private , working trip rather than a state visit . working trip rather than a state visit . What are the specific differences between these two? 8 16 +1263 1 Most Asian stock markets closed lower Wednesday , with share prices falling in Tokyo for the second consecutive session on profit - taking in construction issues . profit - taking in construction issues Why are there issues in profit-taking in construction? 20 26 +1263 1 Most Asian stock markets closed lower Wednesday , with share prices falling in Tokyo for the second consecutive session on profit - taking in construction issues . profit - taking in construction issues Why was there a span of profit-taking in these markets? 20 26 +1263 1 Most Asian stock markets closed lower Wednesday , with share prices falling in Tokyo for the second consecutive session on profit - taking in construction issues . prices Which industries have the steepest loses? 10 11 +1263 1 Most Asian stock markets closed lower Wednesday , with share prices falling in Tokyo for the second consecutive session on profit - taking in construction issues . Asian stock markets which asian markets are biggest? 1 4 +1263 2 The 225 - issue Nikkei Stock Average fell 210 . 30 yen , or 1 . 1 percent , closing at 18 , 290 , 25 . On Tuesday , the benchmark index had shed 166 . 68 points , or 0 . 89 percent . fell What issues caused this plummet? 7 8 +1263 2 The 225 - issue Nikkei Stock Average fell 210 . 30 yen , or 1 . 1 percent , closing at 18 , 290 , 25 . On Tuesday , the benchmark index had shed 166 . 68 points , or 0 . 89 percent . Tuesday , which year was it? 28 30 +1263 3 The Tokyo Stock Price Index of all issues listed on the first section was down 21 . 60 points , or 1 . 49 percent , to 1 , 423 . 75 . It had lost 9 . 95 points , or 0 . 68 percent , on Tuesday . Index What is the Tokyo Stock Price Index? 4 5 +1263 4 The decline in construction stocks dragged down major indexes for the second straight day , said Yasuo Ueki of Nikko Securities . Some investors were seen dumping construction issues , he added . construction stocks dragged down major indexes Why did the construction stocks drag down major indexes? 3 9 +1263 4 The decline in construction stocks dragged down major indexes for the second straight day , said Yasuo Ueki of Nikko Securities . Some investors were seen dumping construction issues , he added . construction What happened to the construction industry? 3 4 +1263 4 The decline in construction stocks dragged down major indexes for the second straight day , said Yasuo Ueki of Nikko Securities . Some investors were seen dumping construction issues , he added . dumping construction issues , what are construction issues? 26 30 +1263 5 Construction and other issues likely to benefit from the Jan . 17 killer earthquake were among the few stocks that climbed after the 7 . 2 - magnitude quake leveled much of the Kobe area . other issues likely to benefit How are other issues defined here? 2 7 +1263 5 Construction and other issues likely to benefit from the Jan . 17 killer earthquake were among the few stocks that climbed after the 7 . 2 - magnitude quake leveled much of the Kobe area . Construction and other issues What other issues were thought to benefit from the Kobe quake? 0 4 +1263 5 Construction and other issues likely to benefit from the Jan . 17 killer earthquake were among the few stocks that climbed after the 7 . 2 - magnitude quake leveled much of the Kobe area . leveled What year was this devastating earthquake? 29 30 +1263 5 Construction and other issues likely to benefit from the Jan . 17 killer earthquake were among the few stocks that climbed after the 7 . 2 - magnitude quake leveled much of the Kobe area . leveled much of the Kobe area how many died? 29 35 +1264 1 Russian lawmakers on Wednesday demanded greater security for government officials , as mourners gathered at a funeral service for the third deputy to be killed in the past 10 months . demanded greater security What did they specifically want? 4 7 +1264 1 Russian lawmakers on Wednesday demanded greater security for government officials , as mourners gathered at a funeral service for the third deputy to be killed in the past 10 months . to be killed How was he killed? 22 25 +1264 1 Russian lawmakers on Wednesday demanded greater security for government officials , as mourners gathered at a funeral service for the third deputy to be killed in the past 10 months . third deputy to be killed how and why was he killed? 20 25 +1264 2 Ivan Rybkin , speaker of the State Duma , the lower house of Russia ' s parliament , proposed creating a special parliamentary security service . creating a special parliamentary security service Who would create this service? 19 25 +1264 3 Rybkin ' s announcement came after ultranationalist deputy Vladimir Zhirinovsky called for the speaker ' s resignation for failing to protect legislators . failing to protect legislators How specifically did he fail? 18 22 +1264 4 The previous Russian parliament had its own security service , but President Boris Yeltsin disbanded the service - - along with the parliament itself - - in October 1993 , after a parliamentary uprising . its own security service , Who paid for this? 5 10 +1264 4 The previous Russian parliament had its own security service , but President Boris Yeltsin disbanded the service - - along with the parliament itself - - in October 1993 , after a parliamentary uprising . disbanded the service Why was the service disbanded? 14 17 +1264 4 The previous Russian parliament had its own security service , but President Boris Yeltsin disbanded the service - - along with the parliament itself - - in October 1993 , after a parliamentary uprising . uprising What did the uprising consist of? 33 34 +1264 4 The previous Russian parliament had its own security service , but President Boris Yeltsin disbanded the service - - along with the parliament itself - - in October 1993 , after a parliamentary uprising . after a parliamentary uprising . Why was there a rebellion against this service? 30 35 +1264 5 Legislators have become frequent targets of violence in Russia , and many now carry weapons or have bodyguards . frequent targets What makes them frequent targets? 3 5 +1264 5 Legislators have become frequent targets of violence in Russia , and many now carry weapons or have bodyguards . bodyguards Who pays for these guards? 17 18 +1265 1 Swedish slalom skier Thomas Fogdoe will be out for the season and may have sustained permanent back damage from an accident , doctors said Wednesday . from an accident , What led to the accident? 18 22 +1265 1 Swedish slalom skier Thomas Fogdoe will be out for the season and may have sustained permanent back damage from an accident , doctors said Wednesday . season What months are part of the skiing season? 10 11 +1265 1 Swedish slalom skier Thomas Fogdoe will be out for the season and may have sustained permanent back damage from an accident , doctors said Wednesday . slalom what is slalom? 1 2 +1265 1 Swedish slalom skier Thomas Fogdoe will be out for the season and may have sustained permanent back damage from an accident , doctors said Wednesday . accident , What was the accident? 20 22 +1265 2 Fogdoe , 24 , underwent four hours of surgery , until early Wednesday , following the accident Tuesday at the downhill course in Aare , about 440 miles ( 704 kilometers ) northwest of Stockholm . accident What caused the accident? 16 17 +1265 2 Fogdoe , 24 , underwent four hours of surgery , until early Wednesday , following the accident Tuesday at the downhill course in Aare , about 440 miles ( 704 kilometers ) northwest of Stockholm . accident what happened exactly? 16 17 +1265 2 Fogdoe , 24 , underwent four hours of surgery , until early Wednesday , following the accident Tuesday at the downhill course in Aare , about 440 miles ( 704 kilometers ) northwest of Stockholm . downhill How steep was the downhill course? 20 21 +1265 3 " It is a serious back injury , " Goran Skog , the national team physician , told Swedish television . Goran Skog , did he do the surgery? 9 12 +1265 3 " It is a serious back injury , " Goran Skog , the national team physician , told Swedish television . national team Where does the national slalom ski team compete? 13 15 +1265 4 " It is too early to say if the injury will be permanent , " Skog said . " But he is definitely out for this season . " season When is the slalom ski season? 26 27 +1265 5 Skog said the damage was as if " verterbra had been dislocated . " Three surgeons operated on Fogdoe to reduce the pressure on the spine and stabilize the vertebrae . stabilize What factors will determine the success of a recovery? 27 28 +1265 5 Skog said the damage was as if " verterbra had been dislocated . " Three surgeons operated on Fogdoe to reduce the pressure on the spine and stabilize the vertebrae . dislocated How are dislocated vertebrae treated? 11 12 +1266 1 Police said Wednesday they have arrested five people accused of making death threats last year against executives of Japan ' s second - largest brewery in a possible extortion attempt . five people Who were they? 6 8 +1266 1 Police said Wednesday they have arrested five people accused of making death threats last year against executives of Japan ' s second - largest brewery in a possible extortion attempt . Japan ' s second - largest brewery What is Japan's second-largest brewery 18 25 +1266 1 Police said Wednesday they have arrested five people accused of making death threats last year against executives of Japan ' s second - largest brewery in a possible extortion attempt . Police Whew did this happen? 0 1 +1266 1 Police said Wednesday they have arrested five people accused of making death threats last year against executives of Japan ' s second - largest brewery in a possible extortion attempt . Japan ' s second - largest brewery What is its name? 18 25 +1266 1 Police said Wednesday they have arrested five people accused of making death threats last year against executives of Japan ' s second - largest brewery in a possible extortion attempt . in a possible extortion attempt What was the rationale for the extortion? 25 30 +1266 1 Police said Wednesday they have arrested five people accused of making death threats last year against executives of Japan ' s second - largest brewery in a possible extortion attempt . brewery Which brewery is this? 24 25 +1266 2 Police said death threat letters to the executives did not make any demands , but one of those arrested had been named in newspapers as a sokaiya , a kind of extortionist who threatens to disrupt company shareholder meetings unless he is paid . company shareholder what company is it? 36 38 +1266 2 Police said death threat letters to the executives did not make any demands , but one of those arrested had been named in newspapers as a sokaiya , a kind of extortionist who threatens to disrupt company shareholder meetings unless he is paid . executives who are the executives? 7 8 +1266 2 Police said death threat letters to the executives did not make any demands , but one of those arrested had been named in newspapers as a sokaiya , a kind of extortionist who threatens to disrupt company shareholder meetings unless he is paid . sokaiya , How widespread is the sokaiya? 26 28 +1266 3 Juntaro Suzuki , managing director of Fuji Photo Film , was stabbed to death outside his home in Tokyo last Feb . 28 , apparently because his company refused to pay off sokaiya . Juntaro Suzuki , Who are they? 0 3 +1266 3 Juntaro Suzuki , managing director of Fuji Photo Film , was stabbed to death outside his home in Tokyo last Feb . 28 , apparently because his company refused to pay off sokaiya . sokaiya How many people are in the sokaiya to pull off these threats? 32 33 +1266 4 A letter to executives of Asahi Breweries Ltd . said , " We will make you like the executive of Fuji Photo Film Co . We will kill you without fail , " said a police official , who spoke on condition of anonymity . We will kill you without fail , " Why do they want to kill them? 25 33 +1266 4 A letter to executives of Asahi Breweries Ltd . said , " We will make you like the executive of Fuji Photo Film Co . We will kill you without fail , " said a police official , who spoke on condition of anonymity . letter How would the sokaiya be paid if the death threat letters did not make any demands? 1 2 +1266 5 Police declined to say how many executives were threatened , but news reports gave the number as eight . but news reports gave the number as eight Where did the news reports get these numbers? 10 18 +1266 5 Police declined to say how many executives were threatened , but news reports gave the number as eight . eight Are these eight companies all located in Tokyo or are they located in different cities? 17 18 +1267 1 About 500 , 000 coal miners , 80 percent of the Russian industry ' s workforce , staged a one - day strike today to demand overdue wages and subsidies . 500 , 000 coal miners , How many are there in total? 1 7 +1267 1 About 500 , 000 coal miners , 80 percent of the Russian industry ' s workforce , staged a one - day strike today to demand overdue wages and subsidies . 80 percent What is the other 20%? 7 9 +1267 1 About 500 , 000 coal miners , 80 percent of the Russian industry ' s workforce , staged a one - day strike today to demand overdue wages and subsidies . one - day strike Why did they stage a strike? 19 23 +1267 1 About 500 , 000 coal miners , 80 percent of the Russian industry ' s workforce , staged a one - day strike today to demand overdue wages and subsidies . overdue How far are they overdue? 26 27 +1267 1 About 500 , 000 coal miners , 80 percent of the Russian industry ' s workforce , staged a one - day strike today to demand overdue wages and subsidies . overdue wages and subsidies Why have the wages and subsidies not been paid? 26 30 +1267 1 About 500 , 000 coal miners , 80 percent of the Russian industry ' s workforce , staged a one - day strike today to demand overdue wages and subsidies . demand overdue wages and subsidies Why were the wages not paid? 25 30 +1267 2 From Sakhalin Island in the Pacific Ocean to the southern city of Rostov - on - Don , 189 of Russia ' s 228 mines either closed down or stopped supplying coal . supplying coal . Who did they supply coal to? 30 33 +1267 2 From Sakhalin Island in the Pacific Ocean to the southern city of Rostov - on - Don , 189 of Russia ' s 228 mines either closed down or stopped supplying coal . stopped Why did they stop supplying coal? 29 30 +1267 3 " If the government persists in ignoring our demands , we ' ll go on a protracted strike on March 1 and demand early presidential elections and a resignation of this government , " said Vitaly Budko , leader of the Russian Independent Union of Coal Miners . ignoring our demands , Why are they being ignored? 6 10 +1267 3 " If the government persists in ignoring our demands , we ' ll go on a protracted strike on March 1 and demand early presidential elections and a resignation of this government , " said Vitaly Budko , leader of the Russian Independent Union of Coal Miners . March 1 Why this date? 19 21 +1267 3 " If the government persists in ignoring our demands , we ' ll go on a protracted strike on March 1 and demand early presidential elections and a resignation of this government , " said Vitaly Budko , leader of the Russian Independent Union of Coal Miners . early presidential elections What is the benefit of early elections? 23 26 +1267 3 " If the government persists in ignoring our demands , we ' ll go on a protracted strike on March 1 and demand early presidential elections and a resignation of this government , " said Vitaly Budko , leader of the Russian Independent Union of Coal Miners . resignation Why was a resignation demanded if it is unlikely to happen? 28 29 +1267 3 " If the government persists in ignoring our demands , we ' ll go on a protracted strike on March 1 and demand early presidential elections and a resignation of this government , " said Vitaly Budko , leader of the Russian Independent Union of Coal Miners . ignoring our demands , Why is the government ignoring their demands? 6 10 +1267 4 Transport , support and maintenance workers also took part in the strike , Budko said . Transport , support and maintenance workers How many did that total? 0 6 +1267 5 The government owes the industry about $ 325 . 4 million . An additional $ 532 . 3 million is owed by companies , mostly government - owned power plants . owes the industry about $ 325 . 4 million How can they get away with not paying wages? 2 11 +1267 5 The government owes the industry about $ 325 . 4 million . An additional $ 532 . 3 million is owed by companies , mostly government - owned power plants . power plants How many plants? 28 30 +1267 5 The government owes the industry about $ 325 . 4 million . An additional $ 532 . 3 million is owed by companies , mostly government - owned power plants . government owes the industry about $ 325 How long has the money been owed for? 1 8 +1268 1 The crew of the space shuttle Discovery monitored a series of science experiments Wednesday and inspected the bulky suits two astronauts will wear during a five - hour spacewalk on Thursday . bulky Why are the suits bulky? 17 18 +1268 1 The crew of the space shuttle Discovery monitored a series of science experiments Wednesday and inspected the bulky suits two astronauts will wear during a five - hour spacewalk on Thursday . spacewalk Why are the astronauts going on a spacewalk? 28 29 +1268 1 The crew of the space shuttle Discovery monitored a series of science experiments Wednesday and inspected the bulky suits two astronauts will wear during a five - hour spacewalk on Thursday . during a five - hour spacewalk What will the spacewalk be required to repair? 23 29 +1268 1 The crew of the space shuttle Discovery monitored a series of science experiments Wednesday and inspected the bulky suits two astronauts will wear during a five - hour spacewalk on Thursday . Wednesday How many experiments were conducted on Wednesday? 13 14 +1268 2 It was a day of relative relaxation for the six - person crew , coming after a historic rendezvous with Russia ' s Mir space station and a telescope release . telescope release What is a telescope release? 28 30 +1268 2 It was a day of relative relaxation for the six - person crew , coming after a historic rendezvous with Russia ' s Mir space station and a telescope release . telescope release What telescope was released? 28 30 +1268 4 Wednesday ' s lull gave astronauts a chance to check on 20 science experiments in a shuttle laboratory , and Bernard Harris Jr . and Michael Foale double - checked their spacesuits . check on 20 science experiments What were the experiments intended to study? 9 14 +1268 5 Harris , a physician , will become the first black to take part in a spacewalk . He said during a TV interview Wednesday morning that he ' d like to dedicate the spacewalk to " all African - Americans , to African - American achievements . " spacewalk How does a spacewalk take place? 15 16 +1268 5 Harris , a physician , will become the first black to take part in a spacewalk . He said during a TV interview Wednesday morning that he ' d like to dedicate the spacewalk to " all African - Americans , to African - American achievements . " first black The 'first black' what? 8 10 +1269 1 Prime Minister Felipe Gonzalez once again brushed off calls for his resignation Wednesday and vowed to shepherd an ambitious legislative program through a parliament distracted by scandals allegedly involving his Socialist government . Prime Minister Felipe Gonzalez Prime Minister of which country? 0 4 +1269 1 Prime Minister Felipe Gonzalez once again brushed off calls for his resignation Wednesday and vowed to shepherd an ambitious legislative program through a parliament distracted by scandals allegedly involving his Socialist government . allegedly involving his Socialist government What types of scandals were effecting his government? 27 32 +1269 1 Prime Minister Felipe Gonzalez once again brushed off calls for his resignation Wednesday and vowed to shepherd an ambitious legislative program through a parliament distracted by scandals allegedly involving his Socialist government . calls who is calling for his resignation and why? 8 9 +1269 2 Gonzalez acknowledged " a general climate of unease " in Spain had prompted him to bring forward the annual State of the Nation address and debate in order to demonstrate the stability of his government . bring forward Bring forward to when? 15 17 +1269 2 Gonzalez acknowledged " a general climate of unease " in Spain had prompted him to bring forward the annual State of the Nation address and debate in order to demonstrate the stability of his government . climate of unease " Why was this term used to describe the overall tenor of the country? 5 9 +1269 2 Gonzalez acknowledged " a general climate of unease " in Spain had prompted him to bring forward the annual State of the Nation address and debate in order to demonstrate the stability of his government . stability how is his government stable? 31 32 +1269 3 But he said the scandals , including accusations the Interior Ministry had operated death squads that hunted down Basque separatists in neighboring France , would not prevent his government from running to its legal limit in 1997 . Basque separatists in neighboring France , Why was the government possibly hunting down separatists? 18 24 +1270 1 Palestinian police arrested 90 more suspected militants in raids throughout the Gaza Strip on Wednesday , the second day of a crackdown ordered by PLO chief Yasser Arafat . PLO chief Yasser Arafat Who is he and what is he doing wrong? Is he leading the militants? 24 28 +1270 1 Palestinian police arrested 90 more suspected militants in raids throughout the Gaza Strip on Wednesday , the second day of a crackdown ordered by PLO chief Yasser Arafat . arrested why were militants arrested 2 3 +1270 1 Palestinian police arrested 90 more suspected militants in raids throughout the Gaza Strip on Wednesday , the second day of a crackdown ordered by PLO chief Yasser Arafat . crackdown ordered by PLO chief Yasser Arafat Why was there a crackdown? 21 28 +1270 2 Arafat also ordered the establishment of a special court that would try Palestinians charged with security crimes , including bombing and shooting attacks on Israelis , an Arafat aide said . Israelis , why do the palestinians want to harm the israelis? 24 26 +1270 2 Arafat also ordered the establishment of a special court that would try Palestinians charged with security crimes , including bombing and shooting attacks on Israelis , an Arafat aide said . court who will be included in the court 8 9 +1270 2 Arafat also ordered the establishment of a special court that would try Palestinians charged with security crimes , including bombing and shooting attacks on Israelis , an Arafat aide said . special court What is a special court? 7 9 +1270 2 Arafat also ordered the establishment of a special court that would try Palestinians charged with security crimes , including bombing and shooting attacks on Israelis , an Arafat aide said . ordered the establishment of a special court Why the creation of such a court? 2 9 +1270 3 " We mean business , " said Arafat spokesman Marwan Kanafani , commenting on the arrests and the new court . " We mean business , " if they are so serious, then why have there been so many attacks in the past?\n 0 6 +1270 3 " We mean business , " said Arafat spokesman Marwan Kanafani , commenting on the arrests and the new court . commenting where was the commenting of the spokesman published 12 13 +1270 3 " We mean business , " said Arafat spokesman Marwan Kanafani , commenting on the arrests and the new court . mean business , " What does it mean to mean business? 2 6 +1270 4 Most of those detained Wednesday were followers of the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine , a radical Damascus - based group opposed to reconciliation with Israel . Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine , what does this group stand for?\n 9 17 +1270 4 Most of those detained Wednesday were followers of the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine , a radical Damascus - based group opposed to reconciliation with Israel . radical Why is the group radical? 18 19 +1270 4 Most of those detained Wednesday were followers of the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine , a radical Damascus - based group opposed to reconciliation with Israel . opposed to reconciliation with Israel What is the reasoning for being opposed to a peace process? 23 28 +1270 5 A secretary at the DFLP ' s office in the town of Abasan said police carried out the arrests overnight , bringing the two - day total of the group ' s members in detention to 150 . group ' s how many are in this group?\n 29 32 +1270 5 A secretary at the DFLP ' s office in the town of Abasan said police carried out the arrests overnight , bringing the two - day total of the group ' s members in detention to 150 . detention what was the number of members in detention before 34 35 +1271 1 Swedish slalom skier Thomas Fogdoe will be out for the season and may have sustained permanent back damage from a skiing crash that occurred while enroute to a training session , doctors said Wednesday . skiing crash What caused the crash to occur? 20 22 +1271 1 Swedish slalom skier Thomas Fogdoe will be out for the season and may have sustained permanent back damage from a skiing crash that occurred while enroute to a training session , doctors said Wednesday . crash Was there another party involved in the accident? 21 22 +1271 2 Fogdoe , 24 , underwent four hours of surgery , until early Wednesday , following the accident Tuesday at the downhill course in Aare , about 700 kilometers ( 440 miles ) northwest of Stockholm . four hours of surgery , Was the surgery successful? 5 10 +1271 3 " It is a serious back injury , " Goran Skog , the national team physician , told Swedish television . serious back injury , " How serious is it? 4 9 +1271 3 " It is a serious back injury , " Goran Skog , the national team physician , told Swedish television . serious Is the injury recoverable? 4 5 +1271 4 " It is too early to say if the injury will be permanent , " Skog said . " But he is definitely out for this season . " too early to say When will they be able to say? 3 7 +1271 4 " It is too early to say if the injury will be permanent , " Skog said . " But he is definitely out for this season . " this season How long is the season? 25 27 +1271 4 " It is too early to say if the injury will be permanent , " Skog said . " But he is definitely out for this season . " too early when will we know if the injury is permanent? 3 5 +1271 5 Skog said the damage was as if the 12th " verterbra had been dislocated . " Three surgeons operated on Fogdoe to reduce the pressure on the spine and stabilize the vertebrae . the damage Where exactly was the damage? 2 4 +1271 5 Skog said the damage was as if the 12th " verterbra had been dislocated . " Three surgeons operated on Fogdoe to reduce the pressure on the spine and stabilize the vertebrae . Three surgeons Why did it take so many surgeons? 16 18 +1271 5 Skog said the damage was as if the 12th " verterbra had been dislocated . " Three surgeons operated on Fogdoe to reduce the pressure on the spine and stabilize the vertebrae . reduce the pressure How did they reduce the pressure? 22 25 +1272 1 With the United Nations set to vote on a major peacekeeping operation for Angola , rebel leader Jonas Savimbi has unexpectedly challenged the treaty halting the southern African nation ' s civil war . unexpectedly challenged the treaty Why was the treaty challenged? 20 24 +1272 1 With the United Nations set to vote on a major peacekeeping operation for Angola , rebel leader Jonas Savimbi has unexpectedly challenged the treaty halting the southern African nation ' s civil war . challenged What is Savimbi's reason for challenging the treaty? 21 22 +1272 1 With the United Nations set to vote on a major peacekeeping operation for Angola , rebel leader Jonas Savimbi has unexpectedly challenged the treaty halting the southern African nation ' s civil war . challenged the treaty Why did Jonas Savimbi challenge the treaty? 21 24 +1272 2 Savimbi , commander of an estimated 50 , 000 well - armed UNITA guerrillas , told a mass meeting of rebel loyalists in the central Angolan bush he had " grave doubts " about the Nov . 20 treaty that ended the nation ' s 20 - year - civil war . he had " grave doubts " What was he skeptical about with the treaty? 27 33 +1272 2 Savimbi , commander of an estimated 50 , 000 well - armed UNITA guerrillas , told a mass meeting of rebel loyalists in the central Angolan bush he had " grave doubts " about the Nov . 20 treaty that ended the nation ' s 20 - year - civil war . 20 - year - civil What were the groups fighting for during the civil war? 45 50 +1272 2 Savimbi , commander of an estimated 50 , 000 well - armed UNITA guerrillas , told a mass meeting of rebel loyalists in the central Angolan bush he had " grave doubts " about the Nov . 20 treaty that ended the nation ' s 20 - year - civil war . " grave doubts " What kind of \"grave doubts\" did Savimbi have about the treaty? 29 33 +1272 3 " If the real state of the Angolan people is not considered , then there is no treaty , " the 60 - year - old rebel leader said . Parts of Savimbi ' s address were transmitted Wednesday by Portuguese TSF radio . Angolan What does Savimbi want for the Angolan people? 7 8 +1272 3 " If the real state of the Angolan people is not considered , then there is no treaty , " the 60 - year - old rebel leader said . Parts of Savimbi ' s address were transmitted Wednesday by Portuguese TSF radio . not considered , Why weren't Angolan people considered in the treaty? 10 13 +1272 5 Savimbi ' s threat to abandon the treaty came as the United Nations was scheduled to vote Wednesday on a nearly dlrs 400 million package for the first year of a 7 , 000 - strong Angolan peacekeeping operation for the war - devastated southern African nation . vote What part of the negotiation is Savimbi discontent about? 16 17 +1272 5 Savimbi ' s threat to abandon the treaty came as the United Nations was scheduled to vote Wednesday on a nearly dlrs 400 million package for the first year of a 7 , 000 - strong Angolan peacekeeping operation for the war - devastated southern African nation . nearly dlrs 400 million package What would that money be used for exactly? 20 25 +1273 1 Students protesting racial comments by the president of New Jersey ' s state university staged a basketball court sit - in Tuesday that forced suspension of the game . protesting racial comments What is the nature of the comments? 1 4 +1273 1 Students protesting racial comments by the president of New Jersey ' s state university staged a basketball court sit - in Tuesday that forced suspension of the game . racial comments Who and what are the racial comments about? 2 4 +1273 1 Students protesting racial comments by the president of New Jersey ' s state university staged a basketball court sit - in Tuesday that forced suspension of the game . protesting racial comments What did the comments entail? 1 4 +1273 1 Students protesting racial comments by the president of New Jersey ' s state university staged a basketball court sit - in Tuesday that forced suspension of the game . racial What did the president say that is considered 'racial comments'? 2 3 +1273 1 Students protesting racial comments by the president of New Jersey ' s state university staged a basketball court sit - in Tuesday that forced suspension of the game . president Does the university president have a reputation for making controversial or racist statements? 6 7 +1273 3 Rutgers President Francis L . Lawrence was not at the game . He has been criticized for his comments last fall that minorities don ' t have the hereditary genetic background to do well on college entrance exams . He has been criticized Who criticized him? 12 16 +1273 3 Rutgers President Francis L . Lawrence was not at the game . He has been criticized for his comments last fall that minorities don ' t have the hereditary genetic background to do well on college entrance exams . don ' t have the hereditary genetic background What was the basis for the chancellor's comments? 23 31 +1273 3 Rutgers President Francis L . Lawrence was not at the game . He has been criticized for his comments last fall that minorities don ' t have the hereditary genetic background to do well on college entrance exams . criticized Who has been criticizing him? Have there been any consequences to his remarks? 15 16 +1273 4 As some students sat in the middle of the basketball court , several others circled them , carrying banners blasting Lawrence . several others Were the people circling the group hostile to the students in the center? 12 14 +1273 4 As some students sat in the middle of the basketball court , several others circled them , carrying banners blasting Lawrence . blasting What did the banners say? 19 20 +1274 1 When Toyota Motor Co . President Tatsuro Toyoda preaches the corporate gospel his firm pioneered - - lean production - - automotive executives listen closely . lean production Why is the concept called lean? 17 19 +1274 1 When Toyota Motor Co . President Tatsuro Toyoda preaches the corporate gospel his firm pioneered - - lean production - - automotive executives listen closely . lean production What are some of the hallmarks of lean production? 17 19 +1274 2 But these days they don ' t get lectured on how Toyota forged the industry standard for low - cost production 20 years ago . they don ' t get lectured When did they get lectured before? 3 9 +1274 2 But these days they don ' t get lectured on how Toyota forged the industry standard for low - cost production 20 years ago . they don ' t get lectured Why don't they get lectured? 3 9 +1274 3 Instead they hear how Japan ' s No . 1 automaker was jolted into further economies by the Japanese auto crisis of the 1990s , shaving production costs by dlrs 3 billion over the last two years . Japanese auto crisis of the 1990s , What led to this downturn? 18 25 +1274 4 Cost reduction has become the industry ' s driving force , with the Japanese leaving Americans in their wake in the 1980s , and Americans recently turning the tables - - with a little help from the surging Japanese yen . Americans Does this refer to American car manufacturers? 15 16 +1274 4 Cost reduction has become the industry ' s driving force , with the Japanese leaving Americans in their wake in the 1980s , and Americans recently turning the tables - - with a little help from the surging Japanese yen . the Japanese leaving Americans in their wake How did the Japanese leave Americans in their wake? 12 19 +1274 5 Chrysler and Ford have scrimped and scraped to shave costs down to where they squeeze more profit out of every vehicle sold - - more than dlrs 1 , 300 and dlrs 1 , 000 respectively last year - - than probably any other automaker . shave costs down How were costs minimized? 8 11 +1274 5 Chrysler and Ford have scrimped and scraped to shave costs down to where they squeeze more profit out of every vehicle sold - - more than dlrs 1 , 300 and dlrs 1 , 000 respectively last year - - than probably any other automaker . probably Can we verify this? 41 42 +1275 1 Former President Kenneth Kaunda vowed Wednesday to fight his way back to power in elections next year , and accused the government of trying to stifle his campaign . trying to stifle his campaign How was his campaign being stifled? 23 28 +1275 1 Former President Kenneth Kaunda vowed Wednesday to fight his way back to power in elections next year , and accused the government of trying to stifle his campaign . accused Why did former President Kenneth Kaunda accused the government of stifling his campaign? 19 20 +1275 1 Former President Kenneth Kaunda vowed Wednesday to fight his way back to power in elections next year , and accused the government of trying to stifle his campaign . vowed Why does President Kenneth Kaunda wants to fight his way back in elections next year? 4 5 +1275 1 Former President Kenneth Kaunda vowed Wednesday to fight his way back to power in elections next year , and accused the government of trying to stifle his campaign . fight How does the President plan to get back in power? 7 8 +1275 1 Former President Kenneth Kaunda vowed Wednesday to fight his way back to power in elections next year , and accused the government of trying to stifle his campaign . Wednesday Which Wednesday is this? What is the specific date? 5 6 +1275 1 Former President Kenneth Kaunda vowed Wednesday to fight his way back to power in elections next year , and accused the government of trying to stifle his campaign . fight his way back to power Why would he manage to fight his way back? 7 13 +1275 1 Former President Kenneth Kaunda vowed Wednesday to fight his way back to power in elections next year , and accused the government of trying to stifle his campaign . stifle his campaign How did the government try to stifle his campaign? 25 28 +1275 2 Kaunda , 70 , said he has already been out on the trail , but several of his rallies were cancelled by police who gave no grounds for their action . cancelled by police Why did the police want to cancel his rallies? 20 23 +1275 2 Kaunda , 70 , said he has already been out on the trail , but several of his rallies were cancelled by police who gave no grounds for their action . cancelled Why were Kaunda's rallies cancelled? 20 21 +1275 2 Kaunda , 70 , said he has already been out on the trail , but several of his rallies were cancelled by police who gave no grounds for their action . action Why were Kaunda's rallies cancelled by police? 29 30 +1275 2 Kaunda , 70 , said he has already been out on the trail , but several of his rallies were cancelled by police who gave no grounds for their action . police Who are the police? A station or specific department? 22 23 +1275 2 Kaunda , 70 , said he has already been out on the trail , but several of his rallies were cancelled by police who gave no grounds for their action . already been out on the trail , Why is campaigning an issue? 7 14 +1275 2 Kaunda , 70 , said he has already been out on the trail , but several of his rallies were cancelled by police who gave no grounds for their action . several of his rallies were cancelled Why were his rallies cancelled? 15 21 +1275 2 Kaunda , 70 , said he has already been out on the trail , but several of his rallies were cancelled by police who gave no grounds for their action . gave no grounds for their action Why did the police prevent the rallies? 24 30 +1275 3 The veteran politician , interviewed by the state - controlled Times of Zambia newspaper , said he would defy further bans on political meetings that he charged were ordered by President Frederick Chiluba ' s governing party . bans on political meetings What was the reasoning behind the bans on political meetings? 20 24 +1275 3 The veteran politician , interviewed by the state - controlled Times of Zambia newspaper , said he would defy further bans on political meetings that he charged were ordered by President Frederick Chiluba ' s governing party . ordered Why did President Frederick Chiluba's governing party put bans on political meetings? 28 29 +1275 3 The veteran politician , interviewed by the state - controlled Times of Zambia newspaper , said he would defy further bans on political meetings that he charged were ordered by President Frederick Chiluba ' s governing party . bans on political meetings Why were their bans on political meetings? 20 24 +1275 4 " I will beat them at their own game , because I have gone around most parts of the country and I know what I ' m talking about , " he said . beat How does Kaunda plan on beating them at their own game? 3 4 +1275 4 " I will beat them at their own game , because I have gone around most parts of the country and I know what I ' m talking about , " he said . beat them How will the former president manage this? 3 5 +1275 5 Kaunda , defeated by Chiluba ' s Movement for Multiparty Democracy in 1991 in the first democratic elections since he led the nation to independence from Britain in 1964 , also accused the government of failing to pay benefits he was due as a longtime head of state . benefits he was due What type of benefits was he claiming he was owed? 38 42 +1275 5 Kaunda , defeated by Chiluba ' s Movement for Multiparty Democracy in 1991 in the first democratic elections since he led the nation to independence from Britain in 1964 , also accused the government of failing to pay benefits he was due as a longtime head of state . failing Why did the government fail to pay benefits he was due as a head of state? 35 36 +1275 5 Kaunda , defeated by Chiluba ' s Movement for Multiparty Democracy in 1991 in the first democratic elections since he led the nation to independence from Britain in 1964 , also accused the government of failing to pay benefits he was due as a longtime head of state . benefits What benefits are these? 38 39 +1275 5 Kaunda , defeated by Chiluba ' s Movement for Multiparty Democracy in 1991 in the first democratic elections since he led the nation to independence from Britain in 1964 , also accused the government of failing to pay benefits he was due as a longtime head of state . defeated by Chiluba ' s Movement Why was this movement important? 2 8 +1275 5 Kaunda , defeated by Chiluba ' s Movement for Multiparty Democracy in 1991 in the first democratic elections since he led the nation to independence from Britain in 1964 , also accused the government of failing to pay benefits he was due as a longtime head of state . the first democratic elections Why were these the first democratic elections in decades? 14 18 +1275 5 Kaunda , defeated by Chiluba ' s Movement for Multiparty Democracy in 1991 in the first democratic elections since he led the nation to independence from Britain in 1964 , also accused the government of failing to pay benefits he was due as a longtime head of state . failing to pay benefits Why was he denied the benefits? 35 39 +1276 1 The head of the U . S . House of Represenatives said Wednesday he was willing to meet with a federal mediator to discuss the protracted U . S . Major League Baseball strike , but thought congessional intervention was " a very bad idea . " congessional intervention was " a very bad idea . " Why is it a \"very bad idea\"? 37 47 +1276 1 The head of the U . S . House of Represenatives said Wednesday he was willing to meet with a federal mediator to discuss the protracted U . S . Major League Baseball strike , but thought congessional intervention was " a very bad idea . " congessional intervention was " a very bad idea . " Why did he think this would not be constructive? 37 47 +1276 1 The head of the U . S . House of Represenatives said Wednesday he was willing to meet with a federal mediator to discuss the protracted U . S . Major League Baseball strike , but thought congessional intervention was " a very bad idea . " very bad idea why did he think this? 42 45 +1276 1 The head of the U . S . House of Represenatives said Wednesday he was willing to meet with a federal mediator to discuss the protracted U . S . Major League Baseball strike , but thought congessional intervention was " a very bad idea . " head Who was the head of the U.S. House of Representatives at the time of this article? 1 2 +1276 2 Telling reporters that he and Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole were prepared to discuss the situation with mediator W . J . Usery , Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich also reiterated that he thought Congress should be focusing on other issues . focusing on other issues . What other issues did Newt think should be focused on? 38 43 +1276 2 Telling reporters that he and Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole were prepared to discuss the situation with mediator W . J . Usery , Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich also reiterated that he thought Congress should be focusing on other issues . other issues what other issues? 40 42 +1276 2 Telling reporters that he and Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole were prepared to discuss the situation with mediator W . J . Usery , Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich also reiterated that he thought Congress should be focusing on other issues . focusing What are some examples of other issues Gingrich referred to? 38 39 +1276 3 " The fact is , if you start settling ( labor disputes ) industry by industry , how many should we solve , " he said . " I just think it ' s a very bad idea to politicize it . " disputes ) How long has the Major League Baseball strike lasted? 11 13 +1276 5 " We are not in a position today to rush into any decision . I am not closing the door . . I just do not think that Congress should rush into it , " he said . position Who put Major League Baseball as a congressional issue that needed congressional intervention? 6 7 +1277 1 A body with three bullets in its head found in an eastern beach town was identified Wednesday as that of a Mexican book distributor who disappeared from his San Juan office last week . book distributor what is the name of the book distributor 22 24 +1277 1 A body with three bullets in its head found in an eastern beach town was identified Wednesday as that of a Mexican book distributor who disappeared from his San Juan office last week . found in an eastern beach town How was the person discovered? 8 14 +1277 2 The Institute of Forensic Medicine said the body found on a little - used highway in the town of Fajardo Tuesday was that of Guillermo Munoz Romero , 45 . He was general manager of the Puerto Rican office of the Fernandez Editores book company of Mexico . body found at what time body found 7 9 +1277 3 The institute based its conclusion on an identification by relatives of the victim who traveled here from Mexico . relatives which relatives identified the body 9 10 +1277 3 The institute based its conclusion on an identification by relatives of the victim who traveled here from Mexico . traveled here from Mexico Why had he traveled to this town? 14 18 +1277 4 Police said they found the body after receiving two anonymous phone calls , one reporting gunshots near the highway , the second reporting a dead body on the road . phone calls , when were the phone calls made 10 13 +1277 4 Police said they found the body after receiving two anonymous phone calls , one reporting gunshots near the highway , the second reporting a dead body on the road . second reporting a dead body on the road When did these calls come in? 21 29 +1277 5 Pathologist Maria Conte said Munoz Romero was killed only shortly before he was found . was killed only shortly before he was found how did they understand that he was killed only shortly before he was found? 6 14 +1277 5 Pathologist Maria Conte said Munoz Romero was killed only shortly before he was found . shortly before he was found What characteristics allowed the pathologist to determine the time of death? 9 14 +1277 5 Pathologist Maria Conte said Munoz Romero was killed only shortly before he was found . Romero How did the pathologist find out that Romero was killed shortly before he was found? 5 6 +1278 1 European Union leaders said Wednesday Israel and the Union had a " number of differences " over Israel ' s trade status in Europe , and that experts from both sides would meet next week to resolve them . a " number of differences " What exactly were these differences? 10 16 +1278 1 European Union leaders said Wednesday Israel and the Union had a " number of differences " over Israel ' s trade status in Europe , and that experts from both sides would meet next week to resolve them . leaders which leaders / from which countries? 2 3 +1278 3 The announcement that the economic experts will meet on Feb . 16 in Europe comes in the wake of Israel ' s dissatisfaction with its trade status in Europe . Israel is looking to narrow a dlrs 7 billion trade deficit with European nations . dlrs what does this mean? 36 37 +1278 3 The announcement that the economic experts will meet on Feb . 16 in Europe comes in the wake of Israel ' s dissatisfaction with its trade status in Europe . Israel is looking to narrow a dlrs 7 billion trade deficit with European nations . dissatisfaction What caused the dissatisfaction? 22 23 +1278 5 " There still remains at the center a number of differences , " he added . differences , " what differences? 10 13 +1278 5 " There still remains at the center a number of differences , " he added . differences , " Which differences are these? 10 13 +1279 1 During the early weeks of his stewardship of the U . S . Senate Foreign Relations committee , Sen . Jesse Helms has displayed only occasional flashes of the conservative combativeness that has been his trademark . flashes of the conservative combativeness Why has his personality changed in this capacity? 26 31 +1279 1 During the early weeks of his stewardship of the U . S . Senate Foreign Relations committee , Sen . Jesse Helms has displayed only occasional flashes of the conservative combativeness that has been his trademark . occasional flashes How often have the flashes occured? 25 27 +1279 1 During the early weeks of his stewardship of the U . S . Senate Foreign Relations committee , Sen . Jesse Helms has displayed only occasional flashes of the conservative combativeness that has been his trademark . conservative combativeness Towards what exactly? 29 31 +1279 1 During the early weeks of his stewardship of the U . S . Senate Foreign Relations committee , Sen . Jesse Helms has displayed only occasional flashes of the conservative combativeness that has been his trademark . only occasional flashes Why so few? 24 27 +1279 2 On such issues as arms control and the Clinton administration ' s agreement with North Korean on nuclear technology , Helms has surprised many by being more accommodating to the administration than adversarial . more accommodating to the administration Why was he less likely to go against the Clinton administration? 26 31 +1279 2 On such issues as arms control and the Clinton administration ' s agreement with North Korean on nuclear technology , Helms has surprised many by being more accommodating to the administration than adversarial . more accommodating Was his platform when running opposed to these issues? 26 28 +1279 4 Titled the " Cuban Liberty and Solidarity Act , " Helms ' bill also seeks to internationalize the U . S . embargo against Cuba and to authorize U . S . aid after a democratic succession in Cuba . internationalize the U . S . embargo How would internationalizing it help the US? 16 23 +1279 5 Helms planned to unveil his proposal at a news conference , where he was to be joined by Cuban - American and other congressional opponents of Castro . unveil his proposal When is he planning this? 3 6 +1280 1 AC Milan captured the European Super Cup defeating Arsenal 2 - 0 in their second leg final at San Siro stadium Wednesday night . second How many game are there in the Super Cup? 14 15 +1280 1 AC Milan captured the European Super Cup defeating Arsenal 2 - 0 in their second leg final at San Siro stadium Wednesday night . 2 - 0 who scored the goals? 9 12 +1280 2 Croat forward Zvonimir Boban scored the opener in the 41st minute on a fast counterattack . Italian veteran Daniele Massaro made it two with a perfect header in the 65th of the first game played in Italy since the Jan . 29 stabbing death of a fan . stabbing death of a fan Why was there a stabbing death at the football stadium? 42 47 +1280 2 Croat forward Zvonimir Boban scored the opener in the 41st minute on a fast counterattack . Italian veteran Daniele Massaro made it two with a perfect header in the 65th of the first game played in Italy since the Jan . 29 stabbing death of a fan . stabbing What happened at the stabbing? 42 43 +1280 2 Croat forward Zvonimir Boban scored the opener in the 41st minute on a fast counterattack . Italian veteran Daniele Massaro made it two with a perfect header in the 65th of the first game played in Italy since the Jan . 29 stabbing death of a fan . Jan . 29 stabbing death of a fan What's the story here? 39 47 +1280 2 Croat forward Zvonimir Boban scored the opener in the 41st minute on a fast counterattack . Italian veteran Daniele Massaro made it two with a perfect header in the 65th of the first game played in Italy since the Jan . 29 stabbing death of a fan . 29 stabbing death of a fan why was the fan stabbed? 41 47 +1280 4 It was the third Super Cup victory and the 13th International trophy for the Milan powerhouse which is owned by former Italian premier Silvio Berlusconi . powerhouse Who are some key members of the Milan team? 15 16 +1280 5 Milan supporters kept almost silent during the first half , in sign of respect for the Genoa fan stabbed to death prior to a league game 11 days ago . stabbed Why was the fan stabbed to death? 18 19 +1280 5 Milan supporters kept almost silent during the first half , in sign of respect for the Genoa fan stabbed to death prior to a league game 11 days ago . Genoa fan stabbed to death again, what's the story here? 16 21 +1280 5 Milan supporters kept almost silent during the first half , in sign of respect for the Genoa fan stabbed to death prior to a league game 11 days ago . almost silent but not totally silent? 3 5 +1281 1 Andreas Goldberger of Austria captured his sixth World Cup ski jumping victory of the season Wednesday night , extending his lead to 402 points in the overall standings . points in the overall standings . How late in the season did Goldberger have this sort of lead? 23 29 +1281 1 Andreas Goldberger of Austria captured his sixth World Cup ski jumping victory of the season Wednesday night , extending his lead to 402 points in the overall standings . Wednesday What is the date of Wednesday night? 15 16 +1281 2 Goldberger had jumps of 134 and 128 . 5 meters for 272 . 5 points on the large hill before a crowd of some 8 , 000 at Lysgardsbakken , the site of last year ' s Winter Olympic ski jumping competition . His first - round effort was the longest of the evening . Lysgardsbakken , What country is Lysgardsbakken in? 28 30 +1281 3 Takanobu Okabe of Japan was a distant second with 254 . 9 points after rides of 121 . 5 and 131 . 5 meters . Takanobu Okabe How long has Takanobu Okabe been ski jumping? 0 2 +1281 3 Takanobu Okabe of Japan was a distant second with 254 . 9 points after rides of 121 . 5 and 131 . 5 meters . 121 . 5 Are the ski jump scores respectively? 16 19 +1281 4 Goldberger , who won bronze medals on the large hill and the team event in the Winter Games , leads the overall standings with 1 , 171 points after 17 of 22 meets . Janne Ahonen of Finland , who wound up 23rd , is second overall with 769 points . meets What does \"meets\" mean? 32 33 +1281 5 The Norwegians had a black day . Only four of the 16 Norwegian jumpers qualified for the second round . Sture Holseter , a 17 - year - old junior , was 16th for the best Norwegian placing . four Who are the four Norwegians that placed? 8 9 +1282 1 Angola ' s rebel leader on Wednesday gave a qualified endorsement to a peace accord between the government and his UNITA movement . He denied being " humiliated " by recent military defeats . military defeats What recent military defeats did Angola's rebel leader deny? 31 33 +1282 1 Angola ' s rebel leader on Wednesday gave a qualified endorsement to a peace accord between the government and his UNITA movement . He denied being " humiliated " by recent military defeats . Angola ' s rebel leader In what ways is Angola's leader a rebel? 0 5 +1282 1 Angola ' s rebel leader on Wednesday gave a qualified endorsement to a peace accord between the government and his UNITA movement . He denied being " humiliated " by recent military defeats . qualified endorsement Why did the rebel leader give a qualified endorsement and what makes it qualified? 9 11 +1282 1 Angola ' s rebel leader on Wednesday gave a qualified endorsement to a peace accord between the government and his UNITA movement . He denied being " humiliated " by recent military defeats . Angola ' s rebel leader What is his name? How long has he been leading the rebels?\n 0 5 +1282 1 Angola ' s rebel leader on Wednesday gave a qualified endorsement to a peace accord between the government and his UNITA movement . He denied being " humiliated " by recent military defeats . military defeats How impactful were these defeats? 31 33 +1282 2 In a rare interview at his headquarters in the refugee - crammed , bombed - out town of Bailundo , where his guerrilla army retreated in November , Jonas Savimbi said he wants peace . interview With whom did Savimbi engage in a rare interview? 3 4 +1282 2 In a rare interview at his headquarters in the refugee - crammed , bombed - out town of Bailundo , where his guerrilla army retreated in November , Jonas Savimbi said he wants peace . where his guerrilla army retreated Why did they retreat there? 20 25 +1282 2 In a rare interview at his headquarters in the refugee - crammed , bombed - out town of Bailundo , where his guerrilla army retreated in November , Jonas Savimbi said he wants peace . In a rare interview Who conducted this interview? 0 4 +1282 2 In a rare interview at his headquarters in the refugee - crammed , bombed - out town of Bailundo , where his guerrilla army retreated in November , Jonas Savimbi said he wants peace . guerrilla army retreated in November , Why did Savimbi retreat to this particular town? 22 28 +1282 3 And , he said , he would acknowledge the government of President Jose Eduardo dos Santos - - under conditions of mutual respect . mutual respect Will Savimbi outline the conditions of mutual respect to which refers? 21 23 +1282 3 And , he said , he would acknowledge the government of President Jose Eduardo dos Santos - - under conditions of mutual respect . under conditions of mutual respect What type of conditions? Does he want to be acknowledged as legitimate in any way? 18 23 +1282 3 And , he said , he would acknowledge the government of President Jose Eduardo dos Santos - - under conditions of mutual respect . conditions of mutual respect What would be the conditions that would satisfy this qualification? 19 23 +1282 4 The agreement , signed Nov . 20 in Lusaka , Zambia , culminated a year of U . N . - brokered negotiations . Savimbi didn ' t appear for the signing ceremony , implying he did not fully support it . fully support In what other ways has Savimbi implied that he does not fully support the agreement? 38 40 +1282 4 The agreement , signed Nov . 20 in Lusaka , Zambia , culminated a year of U . N . - brokered negotiations . Savimbi didn ' t appear for the signing ceremony , implying he did not fully support it . U . N . - brokered negotiations Why did the U.N. have to get involved in these negotiations? 16 23 +1282 4 The agreement , signed Nov . 20 in Lusaka , Zambia , culminated a year of U . N . - brokered negotiations . Savimbi didn ' t appear for the signing ceremony , implying he did not fully support it . he did not fully support it Why didn't Savimbi support the agreement? 35 41 +1282 5 Throughout the 40 - minute interview , Savimbi seemed to hedge about the peace accord , suggesting it would be hard for him to persuade UNITA ' s followers to accept it . hedge In what behaviors did Savimbi engage that would indicate he was hedging about the peace accord? 10 11 +1282 5 Throughout the 40 - minute interview , Savimbi seemed to hedge about the peace accord , suggesting it would be hard for him to persuade UNITA ' s followers to accept it . hard for him to persuade UNITA ' s Why won't UNITA accept the peace accord? 20 28 +1282 5 Throughout the 40 - minute interview , Savimbi seemed to hedge about the peace accord , suggesting it would be hard for him to persuade UNITA ' s followers to accept it . Throughout the 40 - minute interview , Was this interview filmed/recorded? 0 7 +1282 5 Throughout the 40 - minute interview , Savimbi seemed to hedge about the peace accord , suggesting it would be hard for him to persuade UNITA ' s followers to accept it . hard for him to persuade UNITA ' s followers Why would they be unlikely to accept the terms? 20 29 +1283 1 Peru attacked Ecuadorean border posts with helicopter raids and mortar fire , and Ecuador claimed it downed its fourth Peruvian helicopter . Talks resumed in Brazil to end the 2 - week - old fighting . end the 2 - week - old fighting What was causing the raids and fighting? 27 35 +1283 1 Peru attacked Ecuadorean border posts with helicopter raids and mortar fire , and Ecuador claimed it downed its fourth Peruvian helicopter . Talks resumed in Brazil to end the 2 - week - old fighting . resumed in Brazil Where in Brazil did the talks resume 23 26 +1283 1 Peru attacked Ecuadorean border posts with helicopter raids and mortar fire , and Ecuador claimed it downed its fourth Peruvian helicopter . Talks resumed in Brazil to end the 2 - week - old fighting . 2 - week - old Why were Peru and Ecuador fighting? 29 34 +1283 2 In Lima , the Peruvian capital , armed forces chief Gen . Nicolas Hermoza said Peru had dislodged Ecuador ' s forces from Base Sur and Cueva de los Tayos , two of three posts that Peru says are in its territory . Peru says are in its territory . Why does Peru claim the posts are in their territory? 36 43 +1283 2 In Lima , the Peruvian capital , armed forces chief Gen . Nicolas Hermoza said Peru had dislodged Ecuador ' s forces from Base Sur and Cueva de los Tayos , two of three posts that Peru says are in its territory . Peru had dislodged Ecuador ' s forces How had they dislodged the forces 15 22 +1283 2 In Lima , the Peruvian capital , armed forces chief Gen . Nicolas Hermoza said Peru had dislodged Ecuador ' s forces from Base Sur and Cueva de los Tayos , two of three posts that Peru says are in its territory . dislodged Ecuador ' s forces Why did Peru dislodge Ecuador's forces from the bases all of a sudden? 17 22 +1283 3 He said his troops had surrounded Tiwintza , the third border post in a disputed area of rugged , jungle - covered mountains 350 kilometers ( 220 miles ) southeast of Quito and 1 , 000 kilometers ( 600 miles ) north of Lima . surrounded Tiwintza , Why did the troops surround Tiwintza? 5 8 +1283 4 Ecuador denied the report , insisting its forces remained in nine border posts that have come under attack since Jan . 26 . that have come under attack since Jan . 26 From who had they come under attack? 13 22 +1283 4 Ecuador denied the report , insisting its forces remained in nine border posts that have come under attack since Jan . 26 . come under attack Why did the border posts come under attack? 15 18 +1284 1 The U . S . dollar fell against the Japanese yen in early trading in Tokyo Thursday , while prices on the Tokyo Stock Exchange declined in light trading . declined why were the prices declined 25 26 +1284 1 The U . S . dollar fell against the Japanese yen in early trading in Tokyo Thursday , while prices on the Tokyo Stock Exchange declined in light trading . Thursday , what date? 16 18 +1284 4 The Jan . 17 earthquake killed at least 5 , 291 people , including 184 foreigners , according to official and media reports . foreigners , who were the foreigners 15 17 +1284 5 There was also a perception that some Japanese companies are repatriating capital ahead of Japan ' s fiscal year - end on March 31 . repatriating capital How is this being done? 10 12 +1284 5 There was also a perception that some Japanese companies are repatriating capital ahead of Japan ' s fiscal year - end on March 31 . some which companies 6 7 +1284 5 There was also a perception that some Japanese companies are repatriating capital ahead of Japan ' s fiscal year - end on March 31 . companies which companies? 8 9 +1285 1 Indonesia has promised to investigate reports that its troops shot dead six civilians in the disputed territory of East Timor in January , the Australian Foreign Affairs Department said Thursday . shot dead six civilians Why did the troops fire on the civilians? 9 13 +1285 1 Indonesia has promised to investigate reports that its troops shot dead six civilians in the disputed territory of East Timor in January , the Australian Foreign Affairs Department said Thursday . shot dead six civilians why did they do this? 9 13 +1285 1 Indonesia has promised to investigate reports that its troops shot dead six civilians in the disputed territory of East Timor in January , the Australian Foreign Affairs Department said Thursday . territory Who is the other party disputing the territory with Indonesia? 16 17 +1285 2 Department spokesman Paul Molloy said Indonesia had officially advised Australia of its investigation plans . advised Australia why did they speak with australia? 8 10 +1285 3 Earlier several nations , including Australia and New Zealand , expressed concern about the killings on Jan . 12 . killings Why did the troops shoot civilians in the first place? What was the dispute with civilians? 14 15 +1285 4 " We have said we are concerned at the reports that those who had been killed on Jan . 12 were civilians and we have asked for clarification as to what happened , " Molloy said . clarification What did the final report say about the investigation? 27 28 +1285 5 " We have been advised by Indonesia that an investigative team is being sent to follow up the case . " investigative team how big is the team? 9 11 +1286 1 Before Bernard Harris Jr . was allowed to take a Navajo flag aboard Discovery , tribal medicine men had to bless it with corn pollen and make sure the space shuttle ' s path fit with their beliefs : It had to orbit clockwise . It had to orbit clockwise . What does this direction mean in Navajo theology? 39 45 +1286 1 Before Bernard Harris Jr . was allowed to take a Navajo flag aboard Discovery , tribal medicine men had to bless it with corn pollen and make sure the space shuttle ' s path fit with their beliefs : It had to orbit clockwise . corn pollen What is the purpose of using corn pollen specifically when blessing the flag? 23 25 +1286 1 Before Bernard Harris Jr . was allowed to take a Navajo flag aboard Discovery , tribal medicine men had to bless it with corn pollen and make sure the space shuttle ' s path fit with their beliefs : It had to orbit clockwise . orbit clockwise Why did it have to orbit clockwise? 42 44 +1286 1 Before Bernard Harris Jr . was allowed to take a Navajo flag aboard Discovery , tribal medicine men had to bless it with corn pollen and make sure the space shuttle ' s path fit with their beliefs : It had to orbit clockwise . tribal medicine men had to bless it What is the ritual behind the blessing? 15 22 +1286 1 Before Bernard Harris Jr . was allowed to take a Navajo flag aboard Discovery , tribal medicine men had to bless it with corn pollen and make sure the space shuttle ' s path fit with their beliefs : It had to orbit clockwise . It had to orbit clockwise How did the clockwise orbit fit with the beliefs of tribal medicine men? 39 44 +1286 2 When the Navajo decided that from their viewpoint , Discovery ' s orbit met the requirement , all signals were go for Harris to carry the first Navajo item to fly in space . NASA allows astronauts to carry up a few small belongings for whomever they want . Navajo item what was the item that was taken to space? 27 29 +1286 3 " I ' m flying this flag for them because being there I could see their plight as the original Americans , " said Harris , a 38 - year - old black physician who lived on a Navajo reservation from ages 7 to 15 . His mother taught at boarding schools run by the U . S . Bureau of Indian Affairs . plight What was the specific plight that they faced? 16 17 +1286 3 " I ' m flying this flag for them because being there I could see their plight as the original Americans , " said Harris , a 38 - year - old black physician who lived on a Navajo reservation from ages 7 to 15 . His mother taught at boarding schools run by the U . S . Bureau of Indian Affairs . " I ' m flying this flag for them What does the flag represent? 0 9 +1286 3 " I ' m flying this flag for them because being there I could see their plight as the original Americans , " said Harris , a 38 - year - old black physician who lived on a Navajo reservation from ages 7 to 15 . His mother taught at boarding schools run by the U . S . Bureau of Indian Affairs . His mother taught Did his mother teaching have anything to do with his decision to become an astronaut later in life? 46 49 +1286 4 Harris , who will become the first black to spacewalk on Thursday , approached the Navajo in December about taking some tribal item with him on the mission . taking some tribal item with him on the mission What were these tribal items? 19 28 +1286 4 Harris , who will become the first black to spacewalk on Thursday , approached the Navajo in December about taking some tribal item with him on the mission . tribal item Did this tribal item bring Harris a sense of pride of his nationality? 21 23 +1286 5 Navajo Nation President Albert Hale decided on a flag after consulting with medicine men to make sure no spiritual traditions would be violated . The flag was blessed last month by Navajo medicine man Ross Nez . medicine men what is the specific purpose of medicine men? 12 14 +1286 5 Navajo Nation President Albert Hale decided on a flag after consulting with medicine men to make sure no spiritual traditions would be violated . The flag was blessed last month by Navajo medicine man Ross Nez . spiritual traditions what possible spiritual traditions could have been violated? 18 20 +1286 5 Navajo Nation President Albert Hale decided on a flag after consulting with medicine men to make sure no spiritual traditions would be violated . The flag was blessed last month by Navajo medicine man Ross Nez . no spiritual traditions would be violated What would happen if the tradition is violated? 17 23 +1286 5 Navajo Nation President Albert Hale decided on a flag after consulting with medicine men to make sure no spiritual traditions would be violated . The flag was blessed last month by Navajo medicine man Ross Nez . flag was blessed How does one bless a flag? 25 28 +1287 1 Lorena Bobbitt , who gained international attention for cutting off her husband ' s penis in 1993 , has returned to her old job as a manicurist . returned when is the article being written? 19 20 +1287 1 Lorena Bobbitt , who gained international attention for cutting off her husband ' s penis in 1993 , has returned to her old job as a manicurist . cutting off her husband ' s penis in 1993 , How did that happen? 8 18 +1287 1 Lorena Bobbitt , who gained international attention for cutting off her husband ' s penis in 1993 , has returned to her old job as a manicurist . old job how long was she unemployed? 22 24 +1287 3 In a brief interview with The Arlington Journal , Mrs . Bobbitt said her customers have been pleasant . customers have been pleasant they didnt remark about it? 14 18 +1287 5 The shop , called Illusions , is about 20 miles ( 32 kilometers ) from the apartment where Mrs . Bobbitt severed her husband ' s penis as he slept in June 1993 . called Illusions , what kind of store is it? 3 6 +1287 5 The shop , called Illusions , is about 20 miles ( 32 kilometers ) from the apartment where Mrs . Bobbitt severed her husband ' s penis as he slept in June 1993 . husband ' s penis what's the story here? 23 27 +1287 5 The shop , called Illusions , is about 20 miles ( 32 kilometers ) from the apartment where Mrs . Bobbitt severed her husband ' s penis as he slept in June 1993 . 20 miles ( 32 why does this matter? 8 12 +1288 1 Edward Leary limped into court Wednesday to plead innocent to more charges stemming from a homemade bomb that sent a fireball whooshing through a subway car , injuring him and 47 others . limped into Why was he limping? 2 4 +1288 1 Edward Leary limped into court Wednesday to plead innocent to more charges stemming from a homemade bomb that sent a fireball whooshing through a subway car , injuring him and 47 others . subway car , Where did this happen? 24 27 +1288 1 Edward Leary limped into court Wednesday to plead innocent to more charges stemming from a homemade bomb that sent a fireball whooshing through a subway car , injuring him and 47 others . homemade bomb Why did he make the bomb? 15 17 +1288 1 Edward Leary limped into court Wednesday to plead innocent to more charges stemming from a homemade bomb that sent a fireball whooshing through a subway car , injuring him and 47 others . limped Why would Leary be charged for this crime? 2 3 +1288 2 The crude bomb went off Dec . 21 while the subway train was parked in a station . Leary is charged with attempted murder , assault , criminal possession of a weapon and attempted grand larceny . station What country and city is this station located? 16 17 +1288 3 Leary , of Scotch Plains , New Jersey , was arraigned on a superseding indictment that added 35 counts from the Dec . 21 blast , along with charges stemming from another subway firebombing six days earlier . another subway firebombing Where did this firebombing take places? What are the other details of the incident? 31 34 +1288 3 Leary , of Scotch Plains , New Jersey , was arraigned on a superseding indictment that added 35 counts from the Dec . 21 blast , along with charges stemming from another subway firebombing six days earlier . firebombing How did these two incidents get linked together? Was there similarity between the two bombs? 33 34 +1288 4 Leary , 49 , is being held in the prison ward at Bellevue Hospital . He pleaded innocent at a bedside arraignment on the original indictment Jan . 10 . Hospital Why is he in the hospital? 13 14 +1288 4 Leary , 49 , is being held in the prison ward at Bellevue Hospital . He pleaded innocent at a bedside arraignment on the original indictment Jan . 10 . innocent What is Leary's defense? 17 18 +1288 5 Authorities say Leary ' s alleged firebombings were part of a subterranean reign of terror aimed at extorting cash from the city ' s transit agency . Authorities allege that the bomb was in his lap and went off accidentally . extorting cash Why do they say it was part of a plan to extort cash? Was there a ransom or blackmail? 17 19 +1288 5 Authorities say Leary ' s alleged firebombings were part of a subterranean reign of terror aimed at extorting cash from the city ' s transit agency . Authorities allege that the bomb was in his lap and went off accidentally . subterranean reign of terror How did this all start? 11 15 +1288 5 Authorities say Leary ' s alleged firebombings were part of a subterranean reign of terror aimed at extorting cash from the city ' s transit agency . Authorities allege that the bomb was in his lap and went off accidentally . extorting How many previous incidences were there? 17 18 +1289 1 Now that a firecracker ban has made much of urban China quiet at the lunar New Year , fires and injuries have gone down sharply , a report said Thursday . firecracker ban What was the reason for the ban? 3 5 +1289 1 Now that a firecracker ban has made much of urban China quiet at the lunar New Year , fires and injuries have gone down sharply , a report said Thursday . ban Is the ban nationwide? What types of firecrackers are banned? 4 5 +1289 2 Beijing had an average of one fire every 48 seconds during the holiday before the ban was imposed in 1993 . This year , the capital celebrated a quiet holiday from Jan . 30 to Feb . 4 without a single fire , the China Daily said . fire Were there any restrictions on fireworks before, or were the previous restrictions simply not strict enough? 6 7 +1289 5 Firecrackers are still popular in many rural areas across China during the holiday . Over the past three years , China has had an average of 600 fires on the eve of the lunar New Year , mainly from firecrackers , the report said . average of 600 fires on the eve Why are there so many fires resulting from poor firecracker use? 24 31 +1289 5 Firecrackers are still popular in many rural areas across China during the holiday . Over the past three years , China has had an average of 600 fires on the eve of the lunar New Year , mainly from firecrackers , the report said . lunar New Year , What is a 'lunar New Year'? 33 37 +1289 5 Firecrackers are still popular in many rural areas across China during the holiday . Over the past three years , China has had an average of 600 fires on the eve of the lunar New Year , mainly from firecrackers , the report said . rural Are firecrackers allowed in rural areas? 6 7 +1290 1 A Singapore court has frozen the assets of an American educator who is unlikely to pay a dlrs 6 , 850 fine imposed by court for writing an article critical of the judiciary , a senior official said Thursday . American educator Why is this educator unlikely to pay the fine? 9 11 +1290 1 A Singapore court has frozen the assets of an American educator who is unlikely to pay a dlrs 6 , 850 fine imposed by court for writing an article critical of the judiciary , a senior official said Thursday . critical How does their government have the power to do this? 29 30 +1290 1 A Singapore court has frozen the assets of an American educator who is unlikely to pay a dlrs 6 , 850 fine imposed by court for writing an article critical of the judiciary , a senior official said Thursday . article critical of the judiciary , How was the article critical of the judiciary? 28 34 +1290 1 A Singapore court has frozen the assets of an American educator who is unlikely to pay a dlrs 6 , 850 fine imposed by court for writing an article critical of the judiciary , a senior official said Thursday . frozen the assets Who's assets were frozen? 4 7 +1290 1 A Singapore court has frozen the assets of an American educator who is unlikely to pay a dlrs 6 , 850 fine imposed by court for writing an article critical of the judiciary , a senior official said Thursday . unlikely to pay Why is he unlikely to pay? 13 16 +1290 2 Christopher Lingle , who used to teach economics at the National University of Singapore , was found guilty of contempt by the Supreme Court on Jan . 17 in writing the article in the International Herald Tribune , an American - owned newspaper . writing the article I'm not clear on this - what is the article? 29 32 +1290 2 Christopher Lingle , who used to teach economics at the National University of Singapore , was found guilty of contempt by the Supreme Court on Jan . 17 in writing the article in the International Herald Tribune , an American - owned newspaper . contempt How long has this been against the law? 19 20 +1290 2 Christopher Lingle , who used to teach economics at the National University of Singapore , was found guilty of contempt by the Supreme Court on Jan . 17 in writing the article in the International Herald Tribune , an American - owned newspaper . who used to teach Why does he no longer teach? 3 7 +1290 2 Christopher Lingle , who used to teach economics at the National University of Singapore , was found guilty of contempt by the Supreme Court on Jan . 17 in writing the article in the International Herald Tribune , an American - owned newspaper . found guilty What were the charges against him? 16 18 +1290 2 Christopher Lingle , who used to teach economics at the National University of Singapore , was found guilty of contempt by the Supreme Court on Jan . 17 in writing the article in the International Herald Tribune , an American - owned newspaper . writing the article Why did he write the article? 29 32 +1290 3 Lingle , a native of Atlanta , Ga . , returned to the United States in October and subsequently resigned . He was unrepresented during the trial and has refused to pay the fine of 10 , 000 Singapore dollars . subsequently resigned Did these events lead up to the resignation? 18 20 +1290 3 Lingle , a native of Atlanta , Ga . , returned to the United States in October and subsequently resigned . He was unrepresented during the trial and has refused to pay the fine of 10 , 000 Singapore dollars . 10 , 000 How large is this fine compared to ones associated with other crimes? 35 38 +1290 3 Lingle , a native of Atlanta , Ga . , returned to the United States in October and subsequently resigned . He was unrepresented during the trial and has refused to pay the fine of 10 , 000 Singapore dollars . unrepresented during the trial Why did Mr. Lingle not have representation? 23 27 +1290 3 Lingle , a native of Atlanta , Ga . , returned to the United States in October and subsequently resigned . He was unrepresented during the trial and has refused to pay the fine of 10 , 000 Singapore dollars . returned to the United States Why did he return to the US? 10 15 +1290 3 Lingle , a native of Atlanta , Ga . , returned to the United States in October and subsequently resigned . He was unrepresented during the trial and has refused to pay the fine of 10 , 000 Singapore dollars . He was unrepresented Why was he not presented? 21 24 +1290 3 Lingle , a native of Atlanta , Ga . , returned to the United States in October and subsequently resigned . He was unrepresented during the trial and has refused to pay the fine of 10 , 000 Singapore dollars . refused to pay Why is he refusing to pay? 29 32 +1290 4 Four other defendants , including the Tribune and its Singapore - based Asia editor , Michael Richardson , also were found guilty in the case and fined lesser amounts . The Tribune is owned by the New York Times and the Washington Post and prints an edition here . fined lesser amounts Why was he fined less? 26 29 +1290 4 Four other defendants , including the Tribune and its Singapore - based Asia editor , Michael Richardson , also were found guilty in the case and fined lesser amounts . The Tribune is owned by the New York Times and the Washington Post and prints an edition here . found guilty Were they all found guilty of the same thing? 20 22 +1290 4 Four other defendants , including the Tribune and its Singapore - based Asia editor , Michael Richardson , also were found guilty in the case and fined lesser amounts . The Tribune is owned by the New York Times and the Washington Post and prints an edition here . fined lesser amounts How much were they fined? 26 29 +1290 5 " We got an order to prevent ( Lingle ) from removing any assets that he has in Singapore until he pays , " a senior court official told The Associated Press . " We got an order An order by who? 0 5 +1290 5 " We got an order to prevent ( Lingle ) from removing any assets that he has in Singapore until he pays , " a senior court official told The Associated Press . to prevent How will they prevent it? 5 7 +1291 1 Germany ' s call for a " new trans - Atlantic agenda " that goes beyond NATO will be up for discussion at the White House when Chancellor Helmut Kohl calls on President Clinton . " new trans - Atlantic agenda " What is the trans-Atlantic agenda? 6 13 +1291 1 Germany ' s call for a " new trans - Atlantic agenda " that goes beyond NATO will be up for discussion at the White House when Chancellor Helmut Kohl calls on President Clinton . " new trans - Atlantic agenda " What will this new agenda contain? 6 13 +1291 2 It also gets an airing on Capitol Hill , where some senior Republicans meeting with Kohl today are clamoring to lift the arms embargo against Bosnia ' s Muslim - led government . arms embargo Why is there an arms embargo on Bosnia? 22 24 +1291 2 It also gets an airing on Capitol Hill , where some senior Republicans meeting with Kohl today are clamoring to lift the arms embargo against Bosnia ' s Muslim - led government . lift the arms embargo Why did the lawmakers want to lift the arms embargo? 20 24 +1291 3 Germany ' s emergence as the dominant power in Europe is likely to mean any decisions taken by Clinton and Kohl on NATO ' s expansion , dealing with Russia and on Bosnia will carry special weight . dominant power Why is Germany considered the \"Dominant Power\" in Europe? 6 8 +1291 4 " Chancellor Kohl has a special relationship with President Clinton , " Assistant Secretary of State Richard Holbrooke said in an interview . " This has been evidenced several times . It goes well beyond their well - advertised affection for Italian food . " special relationship If not Italian Food, what is the special relationship they share? 5 7 +1291 4 " Chancellor Kohl has a special relationship with President Clinton , " Assistant Secretary of State Richard Holbrooke said in an interview . " This has been evidenced several times . It goes well beyond their well - advertised affection for Italian food . " " This has been evidenced several times How has this been evidenced? 23 30 +1292 1 Prosecutors urged one of President and Mrs . Clintons ' former Whitewater partners to plead guilty and cooperate with investigators , but she turned aside their request , sources familiar with the discussion said . turned aside their request , Why wasn't she cooperative? 23 28 +1292 1 Prosecutors urged one of President and Mrs . Clintons ' former Whitewater partners to plead guilty and cooperate with investigators , but she turned aside their request , sources familiar with the discussion said . Prosecutors urged Why did they lean so heavily on this person? 0 2 +1292 1 Prosecutors urged one of President and Mrs . Clintons ' former Whitewater partners to plead guilty and cooperate with investigators , but she turned aside their request , sources familiar with the discussion said . Whitewater what is Whitewater? 11 12 +1292 1 Prosecutors urged one of President and Mrs . Clintons ' former Whitewater partners to plead guilty and cooperate with investigators , but she turned aside their request , sources familiar with the discussion said . plead guilty Why would they want her to plead guilty? 14 16 +1292 1 Prosecutors urged one of President and Mrs . Clintons ' former Whitewater partners to plead guilty and cooperate with investigators , but she turned aside their request , sources familiar with the discussion said . turned aside their request , Why was the request rebuffed? 23 28 +1292 2 Susan McDougal met for an hour Wednesday with Whitewater prosecutors in Little Rock , Arkansas , maintaining that she ' s done nothing wrong . nothing wrong What were the charges? 22 24 +1292 2 Susan McDougal met for an hour Wednesday with Whitewater prosecutors in Little Rock , Arkansas , maintaining that she ' s done nothing wrong . Susan McDougal who is Susan McDougal? 0 2 +1292 2 Susan McDougal met for an hour Wednesday with Whitewater prosecutors in Little Rock , Arkansas , maintaining that she ' s done nothing wrong . she ' s done nothing wrong what is she trying to defend? 18 24 +1292 2 Susan McDougal met for an hour Wednesday with Whitewater prosecutors in Little Rock , Arkansas , maintaining that she ' s done nothing wrong . nothing wrong What is Susan McDougal being accused of? 22 24 +1292 3 Clinton was governor of Arkansas and Hillary Rodham Clinton was a lawyer for the Rose Law Firm in Little Rock during most of the 14 years they were involved in Whitewater , a failed real estate venture the Clintons say they invested and lost dlrs 68 , 900 in . failed Why and how did it fail? 33 34 +1292 3 Clinton was governor of Arkansas and Hillary Rodham Clinton was a lawyer for the Rose Law Firm in Little Rock during most of the 14 years they were involved in Whitewater , a failed real estate venture the Clintons say they invested and lost dlrs 68 , 900 in . failed what lead to the failure of this business venture 33 34 +1292 3 Clinton was governor of Arkansas and Hillary Rodham Clinton was a lawyer for the Rose Law Firm in Little Rock during most of the 14 years they were involved in Whitewater , a failed real estate venture the Clintons say they invested and lost dlrs 68 , 900 in . failed real estate Why did the real estate venture fail? 33 36 +1292 3 Clinton was governor of Arkansas and Hillary Rodham Clinton was a lawyer for the Rose Law Firm in Little Rock during most of the 14 years they were involved in Whitewater , a failed real estate venture the Clintons say they invested and lost dlrs 68 , 900 in . failed real estate venture Why did the real estate venture fail? 33 37 +1292 4 In addition to being the Clintons ' partners in Whitewater Development Corp . , Jim and Susan McDougal owned an Arkansas savings and loan , Madison Guaranty , that collapsed in 1989 , costing taxpayers dlrs 65 million . collapsed Why did it collapse? 29 30 +1292 4 In addition to being the Clintons ' partners in Whitewater Development Corp . , Jim and Susan McDougal owned an Arkansas savings and loan , Madison Guaranty , that collapsed in 1989 , costing taxpayers dlrs 65 million . costing taxpayers Why did it cost taxpayers? 33 35 +1292 4 In addition to being the Clintons ' partners in Whitewater Development Corp . , Jim and Susan McDougal owned an Arkansas savings and loan , Madison Guaranty , that collapsed in 1989 , costing taxpayers dlrs 65 million . taxpayers dlrs 65 million why and how did this effect taxpayers? 34 38 +1292 4 In addition to being the Clintons ' partners in Whitewater Development Corp . , Jim and Susan McDougal owned an Arkansas savings and loan , Madison Guaranty , that collapsed in 1989 , costing taxpayers dlrs 65 million . collapsed Why did Madison Guaranty collapse? 29 30 +1292 4 In addition to being the Clintons ' partners in Whitewater Development Corp . , Jim and Susan McDougal owned an Arkansas savings and loan , Madison Guaranty , that collapsed in 1989 , costing taxpayers dlrs 65 million . collapsed in 1989 , Why did this particular S&L collapse? 29 33 +1292 5 Prosecutors are trying to determine whether any depositors ' funds from the McDougals ' S and L were diverted to Whitewater or to Bill Clinton ' s gubernatorial campaigns . L who is L and their impact on this topic? 16 17 +1292 5 Prosecutors are trying to determine whether any depositors ' funds from the McDougals ' S and L were diverted to Whitewater or to Bill Clinton ' s gubernatorial campaigns . diverted to Whitewater Why would the funds be diverted to Whitewater or Clinton's campaigns? 18 21 +1293 1 Jonas Savimbi emerged from the curtained back seat of a Mercedes limousine , looking more like a 1970s nightclub singer than the shadowy " Commandante " who has led one of the oldest guerrilla movements in existence . looking more like a 1970s nightclub singer how was he looking like a nightclub singer? 13 20 +1293 1 Jonas Savimbi emerged from the curtained back seat of a Mercedes limousine , looking more like a 1970s nightclub singer than the shadowy " Commandante " who has led one of the oldest guerrilla movements in existence . singer How did Jonas Savimbi look more like a 1970's singer compared to a \"commandante\"? 19 20 +1293 1 Jonas Savimbi emerged from the curtained back seat of a Mercedes limousine , looking more like a 1970s nightclub singer than the shadowy " Commandante " who has led one of the oldest guerrilla movements in existence . oldest guerrilla movements to which movement does this refer? 32 35 +1293 1 Jonas Savimbi emerged from the curtained back seat of a Mercedes limousine , looking more like a 1970s nightclub singer than the shadowy " Commandante " who has led one of the oldest guerrilla movements in existence . oldest guerrilla movements in existence What is the planned outcome of this movement? 32 37 +1293 2 Staging the first congress of UNITA in five years in Bailundo , a small bombed - out town where his bedraggled fighters are now humbly headquartered , Savimbi wore a white double - breasted blazer , an open black shirt with wide collars , a gold bracelet and two gold rings . bombed - out why was it bombed out? 14 17 +1293 2 Staging the first congress of UNITA in five years in Bailundo , a small bombed - out town where his bedraggled fighters are now humbly headquartered , Savimbi wore a white double - breasted blazer , an open black shirt with wide collars , a gold bracelet and two gold rings . UNITA How is the congress of UNITA significant? 5 6 +1293 4 The congress could have been called the " Savimbi Coming Out Show . " Coming Out coming out as what? 9 11 +1293 4 The congress could have been called the " Savimbi Coming Out Show . " congress Why is it notable that Savimbi was the main attraction of this congress? 1 2 +1293 5 Savimbi , once lionized by conservatives worldwide as an anti - communist freedom fighter , used the occasion to end a mysterious self - imposed seclusion that began when his forces suffered a series of military defeats last year . defeats Why did the defeats ultimately occur? 36 37 +1293 5 Savimbi , once lionized by conservatives worldwide as an anti - communist freedom fighter , used the occasion to end a mysterious self - imposed seclusion that began when his forces suffered a series of military defeats last year . suffered a series of military defeats last year Where did his forces suffer the defeats? 31 39 +1294 1 After months of vacancies , Prime Minister P . V . Narasimha Rao is planning to fill empty posts in his 50 - member Cabinet , news agencies said Thursday . vacancies , Why are these positions vacant? 3 5 +1294 1 After months of vacancies , Prime Minister P . V . Narasimha Rao is planning to fill empty posts in his 50 - member Cabinet , news agencies said Thursday . After months of vacancies , Why had the cabinet posts stayed empty for so long? 0 5 +1294 1 After months of vacancies , Prime Minister P . V . Narasimha Rao is planning to fill empty posts in his 50 - member Cabinet , news agencies said Thursday . Prime Minister P . V . Narasimha Rao What country is P.V. Narasimha Rao the prime minister of? 5 13 +1294 1 After months of vacancies , Prime Minister P . V . Narasimha Rao is planning to fill empty posts in his 50 - member Cabinet , news agencies said Thursday . empty posts in his 50 - member Cabinet , Which cabinet posts are empty? 17 26 +1294 1 After months of vacancies , Prime Minister P . V . Narasimha Rao is planning to fill empty posts in his 50 - member Cabinet , news agencies said Thursday . vacancies , Where are these vacancies? 3 5 +1294 1 After months of vacancies , Prime Minister P . V . Narasimha Rao is planning to fill empty posts in his 50 - member Cabinet , news agencies said Thursday . planning to fill empty posts How is he planning to do that? 14 19 +1294 2 Press Trust of India news agency said an announcement was due later in the day . due later in the day When in the day? 10 15 +1294 2 Press Trust of India news agency said an announcement was due later in the day . due later in the day When exactly will this happen? 10 15 +1294 3 The long - awaited move coincides with beginning of legislative elections in six of India ' s 25 states , which are seen as crucial for Rao ' s political future . crucial How are the elections crucial for Rao? 24 25 +1294 3 The long - awaited move coincides with beginning of legislative elections in six of India ' s 25 states , which are seen as crucial for Rao ' s political future . six of India ' s 25 states , Which states are holding legislative elections? 12 20 +1294 3 The long - awaited move coincides with beginning of legislative elections in six of India ' s 25 states , which are seen as crucial for Rao ' s political future . long - awaited move Who has been waiting? 1 5 +1294 3 The long - awaited move coincides with beginning of legislative elections in six of India ' s 25 states , which are seen as crucial for Rao ' s political future . coincides How does it coincide? 5 6 +1294 3 The long - awaited move coincides with beginning of legislative elections in six of India ' s 25 states , which are seen as crucial for Rao ' s political future . as crucial why are they considered crucial? 23 25 +1294 4 Rao has been criticized for failing to fill the vacancies for fear of antagonizing disappointed hopefuls and deepening divisions within his party . Technically , he is in charge of 13 ministries . divisions What are the divisions within the party? 18 19 +1294 4 Rao has been criticized for failing to fill the vacancies for fear of antagonizing disappointed hopefuls and deepening divisions within his party . Technically , he is in charge of 13 ministries . deepening divisions within his party Why were there intraparty divisions? 17 22 +1294 4 Rao has been criticized for failing to fill the vacancies for fear of antagonizing disappointed hopefuls and deepening divisions within his party . Technically , he is in charge of 13 ministries . Technically , he is in charge of 13 ministries Which ministries is he in charge of? 23 32 +1294 4 Rao has been criticized for failing to fill the vacancies for fear of antagonizing disappointed hopefuls and deepening divisions within his party . Technically , he is in charge of 13 ministries . been criticized Criticized for what? 2 4 +1294 4 Rao has been criticized for failing to fill the vacancies for fear of antagonizing disappointed hopefuls and deepening divisions within his party . Technically , he is in charge of 13 ministries . fill the vacancies How many did he fail to fill? 7 10 +1294 5 Five ministers have quit Rao ' s cabinet in the past three months . quit Why did they quit? 3 4 +1294 5 Five ministers have quit Rao ' s cabinet in the past three months . Five ministers have quit Rao ' s cabinet What was their rationale for quitting the cabinet? 0 8 +1294 5 Five ministers have quit Rao ' s cabinet in the past three months . Five ministers have quit Why did the ministers quit? 0 4 +1294 5 Five ministers have quit Rao ' s cabinet in the past three months . have quit Why did they quit? 2 4 +1295 1 On a night of down - to - the - wire finishes in the National Hockey League , there wasn ' t a game more dramatic than the one between the Toronto Maple Leafs and Dallas Stars . dramatic what was dramatic about the game 25 26 +1295 1 On a night of down - to - the - wire finishes in the National Hockey League , there wasn ' t a game more dramatic than the one between the Toronto Maple Leafs and Dallas Stars . dramatic Was this during the regular season or the playoffs? 25 26 +1295 1 On a night of down - to - the - wire finishes in the National Hockey League , there wasn ' t a game more dramatic than the one between the Toronto Maple Leafs and Dallas Stars . more dramatic What classifies a dramatic game in hockey? 24 26 +1295 1 On a night of down - to - the - wire finishes in the National Hockey League , there wasn ' t a game more dramatic than the one between the Toronto Maple Leafs and Dallas Stars . dramatic Why was this game considered dramatic? 25 26 +1295 2 " We played a strong game but I wish the game had started two seconds earlier , " said Dallas coach Bob Gainey following a 3 - 3 tie with the Maple Leafs on Wednesday night . started two what would 2 seconds change in the game 12 14 +1295 2 " We played a strong game but I wish the game had started two seconds earlier , " said Dallas coach Bob Gainey following a 3 - 3 tie with the Maple Leafs on Wednesday night . tie When did the hockey league allow ties as a final score? 28 29 +1295 2 " We played a strong game but I wish the game had started two seconds earlier , " said Dallas coach Bob Gainey following a 3 - 3 tie with the Maple Leafs on Wednesday night . started two seconds earlier , " How long is a hockey game? 12 18 +1295 2 " We played a strong game but I wish the game had started two seconds earlier , " said Dallas coach Bob Gainey following a 3 - 3 tie with the Maple Leafs on Wednesday night . two Why is two seconds an important number? 13 14 +1295 3 The Maple Leafs salvaged the draw when Mats Sundin flipped the puck over sprawling goaltender Andy Moog with 1 . 6 seconds left in regulation . left in regulation What does regulation mean? 22 25 +1295 4 " I think there were four guys laying on top of ( teammate Dave ) Andreychuk and they didn ' t pay too much attention to me , " Sundin said . " The puck came out and I had a few seconds there to put it in . Moog was down so I thought , ` If you ' re going to get it in , you ' ve got to get it up on him . " ' laying Is this not against the rules? 7 8 +1295 4 " I think there were four guys laying on top of ( teammate Dave ) Andreychuk and they didn ' t pay too much attention to me , " Sundin said . " The puck came out and I had a few seconds there to put it in . Moog was down so I thought , ` If you ' re going to get it in , you ' ve got to get it up on him . " ' him What makes him so distinguished? 76 77 +1295 5 The Maple Leafs - Stars game in Toronto highlighted a night of tight games in which Winnipeg tied Edmonton 3 - 3 on Teemu Selanne ' s goal with 2 : 08 left and the New York Rangers beat Washington 5 - 4 on Brian Leetch ' s goal with 4 : 19 remaining . goal at what time other goals were scored 27 28 +1295 5 The Maple Leafs - Stars game in Toronto highlighted a night of tight games in which Winnipeg tied Edmonton 3 - 3 on Teemu Selanne ' s goal with 2 : 08 left and the New York Rangers beat Washington 5 - 4 on Brian Leetch ' s goal with 4 : 19 remaining . a night of tight games Were there any other tight games played the same night? 9 14 +1296 1 China said Thursday its lingering trade dispute with the United States could easily be resolved if only Washington considered China ' s status as a developing country . developing country Why should China be considered a developing country? In some aspects they are more technologically advanced than us possibly. 25 27 +1296 1 China said Thursday its lingering trade dispute with the United States could easily be resolved if only Washington considered China ' s status as a developing country . status What does a status as a developing country offer to a country in a trade dispute 22 23 +1296 1 China said Thursday its lingering trade dispute with the United States could easily be resolved if only Washington considered China ' s status as a developing country . Washington considered China ' s status they want to be considered developing? 17 23 +1296 2 " The reason for the current Sino - U . S . dispute , the reason that the dispute is so sharp , is because the U . S . demands are undue and unreasonable , " Foreign Ministry spokesman Chen Jian said at a weekly briefing . U . S . demands What are these demands? 26 31 +1296 2 " The reason for the current Sino - U . S . dispute , the reason that the dispute is so sharp , is because the U . S . demands are undue and unreasonable , " Foreign Ministry spokesman Chen Jian said at a weekly briefing . Sino - U . S . dispute , What is this dispute, and what does it entail? 6 14 +1296 2 " The reason for the current Sino - U . S . dispute , the reason that the dispute is so sharp , is because the U . S . demands are undue and unreasonable , " Foreign Ministry spokesman Chen Jian said at a weekly briefing . weekly briefing What are these briefings and why are they weekly? 45 47 +1296 2 " The reason for the current Sino - U . S . dispute , the reason that the dispute is so sharp , is because the U . S . demands are undue and unreasonable , " Foreign Ministry spokesman Chen Jian said at a weekly briefing . demands What kind of demands are being disputed? 30 31 +1296 2 " The reason for the current Sino - U . S . dispute , the reason that the dispute is so sharp , is because the U . S . demands are undue and unreasonable , " Foreign Ministry spokesman Chen Jian said at a weekly briefing . unreasonable , " Why is the U.S. position unreasonable? Why would China's position be reasonable? 34 37 +1296 3 The two sides are to resume last - ditch talks next week in efforts to avert a trade war over the issue of China ' s protection of copyrights , trademarks and patents . Both sides have announced sanctions that would take effect Feb . 26 if an agreement is not reached . trade war Is this actual war or something else? 17 19 +1296 3 The two sides are to resume last - ditch talks next week in efforts to avert a trade war over the issue of China ' s protection of copyrights , trademarks and patents . Both sides have announced sanctions that would take effect Feb . 26 if an agreement is not reached . sanctions What are sanctions and what do they do? 38 39 +1296 3 The two sides are to resume last - ditch talks next week in efforts to avert a trade war over the issue of China ' s protection of copyrights , trademarks and patents . Both sides have announced sanctions that would take effect Feb . 26 if an agreement is not reached . last - ditch How long has these disputes lasted for the term 'last-ditch' to be used? 6 9 +1296 3 The two sides are to resume last - ditch talks next week in efforts to avert a trade war over the issue of China ' s protection of copyrights , trademarks and patents . Both sides have announced sanctions that would take effect Feb . 26 if an agreement is not reached . sanctions What kind of sanctions are involved? 38 39 +1296 3 The two sides are to resume last - ditch talks next week in efforts to avert a trade war over the issue of China ' s protection of copyrights , trademarks and patents . Both sides have announced sanctions that would take effect Feb . 26 if an agreement is not reached . agreement What does each party want for a successful agreement? 48 49 +1296 4 The United States wants better enforcement of laws protecting intellectual property rights . China says it already has strengthened protection and that the United States expects too much . already has strengthened protection What protections are these? 16 20 +1296 4 The United States wants better enforcement of laws protecting intellectual property rights . China says it already has strengthened protection and that the United States expects too much . enforcement What kind of benchmark is being used for 'better enforcement?' 5 6 +1296 4 The United States wants better enforcement of laws protecting intellectual property rights . China says it already has strengthened protection and that the United States expects too much . strengthened What has China already done for its part? 18 19 +1296 5 " Is it realistic to demand China in a few days to achieve a level ( of protection ) that is even far above the level of Western developed countries , including the United States ? " Chen asked . protection ) What are some examples of these protections that are unrealistic? 17 19 +1297 1 Surgeons have reduced pressure on skier Thomas Fogdoe ' s spinal cord , but several days are needed to see if the Swedish star has permanent damage , the team physician said Thursday . Thomas Fogdoe ' s spinal cord , How did Fogdoe's spinal cord get injured? 6 13 +1297 1 Surgeons have reduced pressure on skier Thomas Fogdoe ' s spinal cord , but several days are needed to see if the Swedish star has permanent damage , the team physician said Thursday . permanent damage , What caused the damage? 25 28 +1297 1 Surgeons have reduced pressure on skier Thomas Fogdoe ' s spinal cord , but several days are needed to see if the Swedish star has permanent damage , the team physician said Thursday . spinal cord , How did he damage his spinal chord? 10 13 +1297 1 Surgeons have reduced pressure on skier Thomas Fogdoe ' s spinal cord , but several days are needed to see if the Swedish star has permanent damage , the team physician said Thursday . spinal cord , How did he hurt his spinal cord? 10 13 +1297 2 Fogdoe , 24 , a five - time World Cup slalom champion , was reported to be distraught after the accident in which he apparently hit a tree adjacent to a training course at the northern Swedish resort of Aare Tuesday . hit a tree Was there mitigating circumstances to why he hit the tree? 25 28 +1297 2 Fogdoe , 24 , a five - time World Cup slalom champion , was reported to be distraught after the accident in which he apparently hit a tree adjacent to a training course at the northern Swedish resort of Aare Tuesday . a tree Why was there a tree so close to the training course? 26 28 +1297 2 Fogdoe , 24 , a five - time World Cup slalom champion , was reported to be distraught after the accident in which he apparently hit a tree adjacent to a training course at the northern Swedish resort of Aare Tuesday . hit a tree Why did he hit this tree? Were they unmaintained? 25 28 +1297 2 Fogdoe , 24 , a five - time World Cup slalom champion , was reported to be distraught after the accident in which he apparently hit a tree adjacent to a training course at the northern Swedish resort of Aare Tuesday . northern Swedish resort Does this resort have many accidents? 35 38 +1297 3 He was flown to nearby Umea University Clinic ' s emergency ward , where he underwent a four - hour surgery Wednesday for " fixation apparatus and decompressing the spinal cord , " said team doctor Goran Skog . four - hour Why did the surgery take so long? 17 20 +1297 3 He was flown to nearby Umea University Clinic ' s emergency ward , where he underwent a four - hour surgery Wednesday for " fixation apparatus and decompressing the spinal cord , " said team doctor Goran Skog . nearby How far was this emergency flight? 4 5 +1297 4 " The contusion of the spinal cord can sometimes disappear when the swelling has reduced . We don ' t know if the spinal cord has been damaged permanently , " he said . spinal cord has been damaged permanently , " How long does it usually take before they know if his spinal cord is permanently damaged? 23 31 +1297 4 " The contusion of the spinal cord can sometimes disappear when the swelling has reduced . We don ' t know if the spinal cord has been damaged permanently , " he said . permanently , " How long before they do know? 28 31 +1297 4 " The contusion of the spinal cord can sometimes disappear when the swelling has reduced . We don ' t know if the spinal cord has been damaged permanently , " he said . don ' t know When do the doctors think the swelling will go down so they can know? 17 21 +1297 5 Mentally , Skog said , Fogdoe is " not very well . He is faced with a dramatic change from fighting ( Italian rival ) Alberto Tomba to fighting with his body , " Skog said . fighting with his body , " How is he \"fighting\" with his body? 28 34 +1297 5 Mentally , Skog said , Fogdoe is " not very well . He is faced with a dramatic change from fighting ( Italian rival ) Alberto Tomba to fighting with his body , " Skog said . ( Italian rival ) Why is this before the rivals name and not after? I think this is improperly placed. 21 25 +1298 1 A slow - moving landslide in a western Ukrainian city has destroyed at least three buildings and forced officials to start evacuating parts of the city , an administrator said Thursday . Ukrainian city What city? 8 10 +1298 1 A slow - moving landslide in a western Ukrainian city has destroyed at least three buildings and forced officials to start evacuating parts of the city , an administrator said Thursday . A slow - moving landslide What caused the landslide? 0 5 +1298 1 A slow - moving landslide in a western Ukrainian city has destroyed at least three buildings and forced officials to start evacuating parts of the city , an administrator said Thursday . landslide What caused the landslide? 4 5 +1298 2 The 700 - meter - ( - yard - ) long landslide in Chernivtsi began moving down a sharp slope into an old part of the city on Tuesday . Since then , it has continued moving 15 to 25 centimeters ( 6 to 10 inches ) a day . old part of the city Where is it located exactly? 22 27 +1298 2 The 700 - meter - ( - yard - ) long landslide in Chernivtsi began moving down a sharp slope into an old part of the city on Tuesday . Since then , it has continued moving 15 to 25 centimeters ( 6 to 10 inches ) a day . inches ) If 6 to 10 inches is a slow-moving landslide, what constitutes a fast landslide? 45 47 +1298 3 Three buildings have already collapsed , and a fourth is near destruction , said Yaroslav Dudko , deputy chairman of the city council . The street ' s one - story buildings are riven with 20 - centimeter ( 8 - inch ) cracks . buildings Are these buildings in residential or commercial areas? 1 2 +1298 4 Three hundred people have been evacuated from 16 buildings , including 100 hospital patients . Volunteers , city workers and local soldiers are working round - the - clock to cut down trees and remove other materials weighing down the slope from which the landslide began . other materials weighing down the slope What sorts of materials are adding to the weight that is causing the landslide? 35 41 +1298 4 Three hundred people have been evacuated from 16 buildings , including 100 hospital patients . Volunteers , city workers and local soldiers are working round - the - clock to cut down trees and remove other materials weighing down the slope from which the landslide began . landslide Was there heavy rainfall or earthquake recently that caused the landslide? 44 45 +1298 5 The area had been extremely dry last summer , and then was covered by a thick blanket of snow that began melting during a sudden thaw four days ago . thick blanket of snow that began melting How is this responsible for the landslide? 15 22 +1298 5 The area had been extremely dry last summer , and then was covered by a thick blanket of snow that began melting during a sudden thaw four days ago . thick blanket of snow How thick was this snow during the winter? 15 19 +1299 1 China denied Thursday that its navy has intruded into territory claimed by the Philippines in the Spratly Islands . its navy has intruded into territory Why had the Chinese navy been accused of this intrusion? 4 10 +1299 1 China denied Thursday that its navy has intruded into territory claimed by the Philippines in the Spratly Islands . denied What did China deny? 1 2 +1299 1 China denied Thursday that its navy has intruded into territory claimed by the Philippines in the Spratly Islands . its navy How large is China's Navy? 4 6 +1299 1 China denied Thursday that its navy has intruded into territory claimed by the Philippines in the Spratly Islands . claimed by the Philippines Do the Phillipines officially own this territory? 10 14 +1299 1 China denied Thursday that its navy has intruded into territory claimed by the Philippines in the Spratly Islands . Spratly Who owns the Spratly Islands? 16 17 +1299 2 " No Chinese warships are at or around the . reef , " Foreign Ministry spokesman Chen Jian said at a weekly briefing . Chinese warships How many warships does China own? 2 4 +1299 2 " No Chinese warships are at or around the . reef , " Foreign Ministry spokesman Chen Jian said at a weekly briefing . warships Where were the warships spotted and by who? 3 4 +1299 3 He was denying Philippine President Fidel Ramos ' statement in a nationally televised news conference Wednesday that Chinese vessels have been sighted near Pangangiban Reef in the Spratlys . statement What statement was made? 8 9 +1299 3 He was denying Philippine President Fidel Ramos ' statement in a nationally televised news conference Wednesday that Chinese vessels have been sighted near Pangangiban Reef in the Spratlys . Chinese vessels How many vessels were seen? 17 19 +1299 3 He was denying Philippine President Fidel Ramos ' statement in a nationally televised news conference Wednesday that Chinese vessels have been sighted near Pangangiban Reef in the Spratlys . denying Where did the Chinese Foreign Ministry claim the warship should have been if he denied the accusation? 2 3 +1299 4 A senior Philippine official , however , repeated the allegation on Thursday . senior Philippine official , What makes him a senior official? 1 5 +1299 5 China claims all of the Spratlys , a collection of small islands and atolls in the South China Sea . The islands also are claimed in whole or in part by the Philippines , Vietnam , Malaysia , Taiwan and Brunei . claimed in whole or in part Why the confusion over who owns all these islands? 24 30 +1299 5 China claims all of the Spratlys , a collection of small islands and atolls in the South China Sea . The islands also are claimed in whole or in part by the Philippines , Vietnam , Malaysia , Taiwan and Brunei . China claims Do they officially own this territory? 0 2 +1299 5 China claims all of the Spratlys , a collection of small islands and atolls in the South China Sea . The islands also are claimed in whole or in part by the Philippines , Vietnam , Malaysia , Taiwan and Brunei . The islands also are claimed Is there a way to officially own the Islands? 20 25 +1299 5 China claims all of the Spratlys , a collection of small islands and atolls in the South China Sea . The islands also are claimed in whole or in part by the Philippines , Vietnam , Malaysia , Taiwan and Brunei . Spratlys , Which country originally owned the Spratlys? 5 7 +1300 1 Making headway in Chechnya ' s rebel capital of Grozny , Russian forces on Thursday clamped down on the countryside , blocking more roads and firing on villages south of the city . Making headway What kind of headway is being made? 0 2 +1300 1 Making headway in Chechnya ' s rebel capital of Grozny , Russian forces on Thursday clamped down on the countryside , blocking more roads and firing on villages south of the city . rebel capital of Grozny , Why is named rebel capital? 6 11 +1300 1 Making headway in Chechnya ' s rebel capital of Grozny , Russian forces on Thursday clamped down on the countryside , blocking more roads and firing on villages south of the city . clamped down How did they clamp down? 15 17 +1300 1 Making headway in Chechnya ' s rebel capital of Grozny , Russian forces on Thursday clamped down on the countryside , blocking more roads and firing on villages south of the city . the countryside , Where is this in relation to Grozny? 18 21 +1300 1 Making headway in Chechnya ' s rebel capital of Grozny , Russian forces on Thursday clamped down on the countryside , blocking more roads and firing on villages south of the city . firing on villages south of the city . Why were the Russians firing on these villages? 25 33 +1300 1 Making headway in Chechnya ' s rebel capital of Grozny , Russian forces on Thursday clamped down on the countryside , blocking more roads and firing on villages south of the city . Russian forces on Thursday clamped down Why did Russian forces clamp down? 11 17 +1300 2 Some Chechen fighters who used to travel to Grozny to wage battle are now returning to defend their home villages , according to a tense group in green Islamic headbands guarding the approach to the western village of Samashky . used to travel to Grozny Why did they travel there? 4 9 +1300 2 Some Chechen fighters who used to travel to Grozny to wage battle are now returning to defend their home villages , according to a tense group in green Islamic headbands guarding the approach to the western village of Samashky . wage battle To wage battle against who? 10 12 +1300 2 Some Chechen fighters who used to travel to Grozny to wage battle are now returning to defend their home villages , according to a tense group in green Islamic headbands guarding the approach to the western village of Samashky . guarding the approach Why are the guarding the approach? 30 33 +1300 2 Some Chechen fighters who used to travel to Grozny to wage battle are now returning to defend their home villages , according to a tense group in green Islamic headbands guarding the approach to the western village of Samashky . a tense group A tense group of fighters? 23 26 +1300 2 Some Chechen fighters who used to travel to Grozny to wage battle are now returning to defend their home villages , according to a tense group in green Islamic headbands guarding the approach to the western village of Samashky . used to travel to Grozny to wage battle Why do the Chechen fighters not wage battle in Grozny any longer? 4 12 +1300 3 Russian Mi - 24 helicopter gunships circled low over the village , which lies on the main road through Chechnya . A haze of black smoke hung in the distance toward Grozny , and explosions could be heard from the direction south of the city . explosions What kind of explosions? 34 35 +1300 3 Russian Mi - 24 helicopter gunships circled low over the village , which lies on the main road through Chechnya . A haze of black smoke hung in the distance toward Grozny , and explosions could be heard from the direction south of the city . explosions could be heard What was causing these explosions? 34 38 +1300 3 Russian Mi - 24 helicopter gunships circled low over the village , which lies on the main road through Chechnya . A haze of black smoke hung in the distance toward Grozny , and explosions could be heard from the direction south of the city . Russian Mi - 24 helicopter gunships Why was such extreme force like gunships needed? 0 6 +1300 4 " Do not attempt to resist ! " blared the message from a high - flying helicopter over Samashky shortly after the gunships left . The message appeared to be a warning that a Russian convoy was to come through . blared the message Who was speaking? 8 11 +1300 4 " Do not attempt to resist ! " blared the message from a high - flying helicopter over Samashky shortly after the gunships left . The message appeared to be a warning that a Russian convoy was to come through . Russian convoy What does this consist of? 34 36 +1300 4 " Do not attempt to resist ! " blared the message from a high - flying helicopter over Samashky shortly after the gunships left . The message appeared to be a warning that a Russian convoy was to come through . after the gunships left Why did the gunships leave? 20 24 +1300 5 Refugees trickled west toward neighboring Ingushetia , bringing tales of destruction south of the capital . neighboring Ingushetia , Were they welcome there? 4 7 +1300 5 Refugees trickled west toward neighboring Ingushetia , bringing tales of destruction south of the capital . bringing tales of destruction What has been destroyed? 7 11 +1300 5 Refugees trickled west toward neighboring Ingushetia , bringing tales of destruction south of the capital . trickled west toward neighboring Ingushetia , Why were refugees heading to this particular area? 1 7 +1300 5 Refugees trickled west toward neighboring Ingushetia , bringing tales of destruction south of the capital . toward neighboring Ingushetia , Why did they travel to Ingushetia over other places? 3 7 +1301 1 A district court on Thursday sentenced a woman to six years in prison on charges of involvement in an Islamic separatist movement in Indonesia ' s northernmost province of Aceh . Islamic separatist movement why is this worth sending someone to prison over?\n 19 22 +1301 1 A district court on Thursday sentenced a woman to six years in prison on charges of involvement in an Islamic separatist movement in Indonesia ' s northernmost province of Aceh . charges of involvement What were the charges? 14 17 +1301 1 A district court on Thursday sentenced a woman to six years in prison on charges of involvement in an Islamic separatist movement in Indonesia ' s northernmost province of Aceh . involvement in an Islamic separatist movement What was the woman's involvement that she was convicted of? 16 22 +1301 1 A district court on Thursday sentenced a woman to six years in prison on charges of involvement in an Islamic separatist movement in Indonesia ' s northernmost province of Aceh . a woman What is this woman's name? 6 8 +1301 1 A district court on Thursday sentenced a woman to six years in prison on charges of involvement in an Islamic separatist movement in Indonesia ' s northernmost province of Aceh . on charges What were the charges? 13 15 +1301 1 A district court on Thursday sentenced a woman to six years in prison on charges of involvement in an Islamic separatist movement in Indonesia ' s northernmost province of Aceh . involvement What was the level of her involvement? 16 17 +1301 2 Nurhayati Hasan , 47 , was the fifth and last defendant sentenced in a series of subversion cases since Dec . 5 in the North Aceh capital of Lhokseumawe , 1 , 660 kilometers ( 1 , 037 miles ) northwest of Jakarta . subversion cases why is this illegal? 16 18 +1301 2 Nurhayati Hasan , 47 , was the fifth and last defendant sentenced in a series of subversion cases since Dec . 5 in the North Aceh capital of Lhokseumawe , 1 , 660 kilometers ( 1 , 037 miles ) northwest of Jakarta . subversion cases What does subversion entail? 16 18 +1301 2 Nurhayati Hasan , 47 , was the fifth and last defendant sentenced in a series of subversion cases since Dec . 5 in the North Aceh capital of Lhokseumawe , 1 , 660 kilometers ( 1 , 037 miles ) northwest of Jakarta . a series of subversion cases What type of subversion was being looked at? 13 18 +1301 2 Nurhayati Hasan , 47 , was the fifth and last defendant sentenced in a series of subversion cases since Dec . 5 in the North Aceh capital of Lhokseumawe , 1 , 660 kilometers ( 1 , 037 miles ) northwest of Jakarta . a series of subversion cases How many cases were there in total? 13 18 +1301 3 The first four were all men , including Mrs . Hasan ' s husband , Muhammad Amin Panga . They were sentenced to terms ranging from nine to 20 years . nine to 20 years what made them deserve such different sentences?\n 26 30 +1301 3 The first four were all men , including Mrs . Hasan ' s husband , Muhammad Amin Panga . They were sentenced to terms ranging from nine to 20 years . were sentenced What all of their charges the same? 20 22 +1301 3 The first four were all men , including Mrs . Hasan ' s husband , Muhammad Amin Panga . They were sentenced to terms ranging from nine to 20 years . terms ranging Why did the terms range? 23 25 +1301 4 Judge Abubakar Ib found Nurhayati Hasan guilty of supporting the Free Aceh Movement , which wants to set up an Islamic state in the province . Islamic state in the province how does the movement plan to set up an islamic state? 20 25 +1301 4 Judge Abubakar Ib found Nurhayati Hasan guilty of supporting the Free Aceh Movement , which wants to set up an Islamic state in the province . wants to set up an Islamic state in the province . Why did the separatist movement want to set up their own seat of power? 15 26 +1301 4 Judge Abubakar Ib found Nurhayati Hasan guilty of supporting the Free Aceh Movement , which wants to set up an Islamic state in the province . of supporting How exactly was she supporting this group? 7 9 +1301 4 Judge Abubakar Ib found Nurhayati Hasan guilty of supporting the Free Aceh Movement , which wants to set up an Islamic state in the province . Free Aceh Movement , What is the goal of this movement? 10 14 +1301 4 Judge Abubakar Ib found Nurhayati Hasan guilty of supporting the Free Aceh Movement , which wants to set up an Islamic state in the province . wants to set up Why do they want to set up in that province? 15 19 +1301 5 Abubakar described her activities as undermining the Indonesian government and constitution as well as the state ideology . constitution as well as the state ideology why would she admit this? 10 17 +1301 5 Abubakar described her activities as undermining the Indonesian government and constitution as well as the state ideology . her activities What activities did she engage in? 2 4 +1301 5 Abubakar described her activities as undermining the Indonesian government and constitution as well as the state ideology . undermining the Indonesian government Why did they feel she was undermining the government? 5 9 +1301 5 Abubakar described her activities as undermining the Indonesian government and constitution as well as the state ideology . state ideology . What is the state ideology? 15 18 +1302 1 Russian Defense Minister Pavel Grachev on Thursday blamed low - ranking field officers for Russia ' s botched assault on Grozny , the capital of the breakaway republic of Chechnya . low - ranking field officers Why are the field officers low ranking? 8 13 +1302 1 Russian Defense Minister Pavel Grachev on Thursday blamed low - ranking field officers for Russia ' s botched assault on Grozny , the capital of the breakaway republic of Chechnya . botched assault on Grozny , Why was the assault so poorly executed? 17 22 +1302 1 Russian Defense Minister Pavel Grachev on Thursday blamed low - ranking field officers for Russia ' s botched assault on Grozny , the capital of the breakaway republic of Chechnya . breakaway republic of Chechnya When did they breakaway? 26 30 +1302 1 Russian Defense Minister Pavel Grachev on Thursday blamed low - ranking field officers for Russia ' s botched assault on Grozny , the capital of the breakaway republic of Chechnya . assault on Grozny , Why are they attacking? 18 22 +1302 2 Grachev also said recent attacks against him in the media were being directed by people who were trying to oust President Boris Yeltsin from office . President Boris Yeltsin How long has Yeltsin been in office? 20 23 +1302 2 Grachev also said recent attacks against him in the media were being directed by people who were trying to oust President Boris Yeltsin from office . directed by people who were trying to oust What was his evidence that the attacks were politically motivated? 12 20 +1302 2 Grachev also said recent attacks against him in the media were being directed by people who were trying to oust President Boris Yeltsin from office . him What are the media saying about him? 6 7 +1302 3 The defense minister , arriving in Almaty for a Commonwealth of Independent States summit , said the mishandled operation to take Grozny was the fault of unseasoned junior officers , the Interfax news agency reported . mishandled operation In what way was the operation mishandled? 17 19 +1302 3 The defense minister , arriving in Almaty for a Commonwealth of Independent States summit , said the mishandled operation to take Grozny was the fault of unseasoned junior officers , the Interfax news agency reported . unseasoned junior officers , Why were junior officers put in charge of this attack? 26 30 +1302 3 The defense minister , arriving in Almaty for a Commonwealth of Independent States summit , said the mishandled operation to take Grozny was the fault of unseasoned junior officers , the Interfax news agency reported . unseasoned junior officers , Why were junior officers sent to do such a job? 26 30 +1302 4 " We planned to start it as a surprise and conduct it with minimum losses , " Grachev said of the New Year ' s Eve assault on Grozny . Instead , it turned into a six - week savage battle , with heavy losses suffered by the army . Grozny Where is Grozny? 28 29 +1302 4 " We planned to start it as a surprise and conduct it with minimum losses , " Grachev said of the New Year ' s Eve assault on Grozny . Instead , it turned into a six - week savage battle , with heavy losses suffered by the army . six - week savage battle , how did this even happen? 36 42 +1302 4 " We planned to start it as a surprise and conduct it with minimum losses , " Grachev said of the New Year ' s Eve assault on Grozny . Instead , it turned into a six - week savage battle , with heavy losses suffered by the army . heavy losses suffered by the army Who is taking responsibility? 43 49 +1302 5 Interfax on Tuesday said military sources estimated 1 , 200 soldiers were killed and 3 , 400 wounded since the invasion of Chechnya on Dec . 11 . the invasion of Chechnya on Dec . 11 . Why was Chechnya invaded? 19 28 +1303 1 About 4 , 000 workers went on strike Thursday in a troubled western Romania town to protest economic hardships and broken promises , unions said . workers What industry are the workers in? 4 5 +1303 1 About 4 , 000 workers went on strike Thursday in a troubled western Romania town to protest economic hardships and broken promises , unions said . protest economic hardships and broken promises , What sort of broken promises were accused? 16 23 +1303 1 About 4 , 000 workers went on strike Thursday in a troubled western Romania town to protest economic hardships and broken promises , unions said . broken promises , What promises were broken? 20 23 +1303 1 About 4 , 000 workers went on strike Thursday in a troubled western Romania town to protest economic hardships and broken promises , unions said . broken promises , Why were there tensions between the workers and the Romanian town? 20 23 +1303 2 Workers from the machinery plant in the western town of Resita , 350 kilometers ( 219 miles ) west of Bucharest , demanded hefty pay increases . hefty pay increases How much of an increase? 23 26 +1303 2 Workers from the machinery plant in the western town of Resita , 350 kilometers ( 219 miles ) west of Bucharest , demanded hefty pay increases . demanded hefty pay increases How large of an increase was being called for? 22 26 +1303 2 Workers from the machinery plant in the western town of Resita , 350 kilometers ( 219 miles ) west of Bucharest , demanded hefty pay increases . hefty pay increases Why did the workers feel that hefty pay increases were necessary? 23 26 +1303 4 Premier Nicolae Vacaroiu went to the factory then and gave into most of their demands . He promised the government would seek foreign partners for the plant , and provide credits by February . demands What were the demands? 14 15 +1303 5 Workers claim that mismanagement has damaged one the biggest machinery plants in the country and that the government has failed to keep all its promises . This time they are demanding an almost three - fold pay increase to 300 , 000 lei ( dlrs 167 ) per month . damaged How was the plant damaged? 5 6 +1303 5 Workers claim that mismanagement has damaged one the biggest machinery plants in the country and that the government has failed to keep all its promises . This time they are demanding an almost three - fold pay increase to 300 , 000 lei ( dlrs 167 ) per month . mismanagement What type of mismanagement was taking place at the factory? 3 4 +1303 5 Workers claim that mismanagement has damaged one the biggest machinery plants in the country and that the government has failed to keep all its promises . This time they are demanding an almost three - fold pay increase to 300 , 000 lei ( dlrs 167 ) per month . mismanagement How was the plant mismanaged such that the workers decided to strike? 3 4 +1304 1 The Iraqi man portrayed as the mastermind of the World Trade Center bombing pleaded innocent Thursday after he was captured in Pakistan and secretly returned to New York . man How was he suspected? 2 3 +1304 1 The Iraqi man portrayed as the mastermind of the World Trade Center bombing pleaded innocent Thursday after he was captured in Pakistan and secretly returned to New York . man What is his name? 2 3 +1304 2 Ramzi Ahmed Yousef , who fled the United States the night of the bombing two years ago , was arrested Tuesday at the Holiday Inn in Islamabad , Pakistan , officials announced Wednesday . He was brought to New York on a U . S . government plane . Ramzi How did they capture him? 0 1 +1304 2 Ramzi Ahmed Yousef , who fled the United States the night of the bombing two years ago , was arrested Tuesday at the Holiday Inn in Islamabad , Pakistan , officials announced Wednesday . He was brought to New York on a U . S . government plane . arrested Tuesday at the Holiday Inn in Islamabad , How was he discovered at the hotel? 19 28 +1304 3 Yousef appeared calm and spoke fewer than 10 words during the brief appearance before U . S . District Judge John F . Keenan . " I plead not guilty , " he said in English , waving off an interpreter standing beside him . interpreter Why did he waive off the interpreter? 40 41 +1304 4 The Iraqi - born Yousef , who lived most of his life in Kuwait , is charged with 11 counts relating to the bombing . The most serious charges are punishable by life in prison without parole . He told the judge he understood the indictment . The next appearance was set for Wednesday . The most serious charges Which are the most serious charges? 25 29 +1304 5 Yousef ' s assigned lawyer , Avraham C . Moskowitz , said he had met with him for only 30 minutes Thursday morning . He refused to comment about where his client had been for the last two years or about the arrest . comment Why did he not comment? 27 28 +1305 1 Switzerland ' s Supreme Court approved on Thursday the extradition of the grandson of former Communist ruler Todor Zhivkov to face rape charges in Bulgaria . extradition Was he leaving in Switzerland? 9 10 +1305 1 Switzerland ' s Supreme Court approved on Thursday the extradition of the grandson of former Communist ruler Todor Zhivkov to face rape charges in Bulgaria . approved on Thursday What did the court approve? 5 8 +1305 1 Switzerland ' s Supreme Court approved on Thursday the extradition of the grandson of former Communist ruler Todor Zhivkov to face rape charges in Bulgaria . the extradition Why did they approve this extradition? 8 10 +1305 1 Switzerland ' s Supreme Court approved on Thursday the extradition of the grandson of former Communist ruler Todor Zhivkov to face rape charges in Bulgaria . face rape charges Who is the accuser? 20 23 +1305 1 Switzerland ' s Supreme Court approved on Thursday the extradition of the grandson of former Communist ruler Todor Zhivkov to face rape charges in Bulgaria . grandson of former Communist ruler Todor Zhivkov Who is the grandson of former Communist ruler Todor Zhivkov? 12 19 +1305 2 Todor Ivanov Slavkov , 24 , had appealed against being returned to Bulgaria , claiming he would be the victim of a political vendetta against his family . had appealed Why did he appeal? 6 8 +1305 2 Todor Ivanov Slavkov , 24 , had appealed against being returned to Bulgaria , claiming he would be the victim of a political vendetta against his family . political vendetta against his family Why would he a victim of political vendetta? 22 27 +1305 2 Todor Ivanov Slavkov , 24 , had appealed against being returned to Bulgaria , claiming he would be the victim of a political vendetta against his family . victim of a political vendetta against his family Why will he be a victim of a political vendetta against his family? 19 27 +1305 2 Todor Ivanov Slavkov , 24 , had appealed against being returned to Bulgaria , claiming he would be the victim of a political vendetta against his family . political vendetta against his family Why was there a vendetta? 22 27 +1305 3 Zhivkov is under house arrest in Sofia on charges of embezzling state funds during his rule between 1954 and the fall of Communism in 1989 . He was sentenced to seven years imprisonment but has yet to serve his jail term . serve Why didn't he serve it yet? 37 38 +1305 3 Zhivkov is under house arrest in Sofia on charges of embezzling state funds during his rule between 1954 and the fall of Communism in 1989 . He was sentenced to seven years imprisonment but has yet to serve his jail term . under house arrest What were those regulations? 2 5 +1305 3 Zhivkov is under house arrest in Sofia on charges of embezzling state funds during his rule between 1954 and the fall of Communism in 1989 . He was sentenced to seven years imprisonment but has yet to serve his jail term . embezzling state funds Do they proof of the embezzlement? 10 13 +1305 3 Zhivkov is under house arrest in Sofia on charges of embezzling state funds during his rule between 1954 and the fall of Communism in 1989 . He was sentenced to seven years imprisonment but has yet to serve his jail term . has yet to serve Why hasn't he been jailed for this? 34 38 +1305 3 Zhivkov is under house arrest in Sofia on charges of embezzling state funds during his rule between 1954 and the fall of Communism in 1989 . He was sentenced to seven years imprisonment but has yet to serve his jail term . embezzling state funds How much state funds did he embezzle? 10 13 +1305 3 Zhivkov is under house arrest in Sofia on charges of embezzling state funds during his rule between 1954 and the fall of Communism in 1989 . He was sentenced to seven years imprisonment but has yet to serve his jail term . yet to serve his jail term . Why had he not served his term? 35 42 +1305 4 Slavkov is accused of raping a teen - age girl in 1988 . Bulgarian authorities opened criminal proceedings against him after his grandfather was ousted . criminal How long is he supposed to be on jail? 16 17 +1305 4 Slavkov is accused of raping a teen - age girl in 1988 . Bulgarian authorities opened criminal proceedings against him after his grandfather was ousted . grandfather was ousted Why was his grandfather ousted? 22 25 +1305 4 Slavkov is accused of raping a teen - age girl in 1988 . Bulgarian authorities opened criminal proceedings against him after his grandfather was ousted . opened criminal proceedings against him Why did the Bulgarian authorities opened criminal proceedings against him? 15 20 +1305 5 He was arrested while studying in Switzerland in 1992 but then went underground while released on bail . He was re - arrested in May 1994 after being stopped for a traffic violation . while studying What was he studying? 3 5 +1305 5 He was arrested while studying in Switzerland in 1992 but then went underground while released on bail . He was re - arrested in May 1994 after being stopped for a traffic violation . went underground Where did he go? 11 13 +1305 5 He was arrested while studying in Switzerland in 1992 but then went underground while released on bail . He was re - arrested in May 1994 after being stopped for a traffic violation . re - arrested Was there a warrant out for his arrest? 20 23 +1306 1 Russian President Boris Yeltsin on Thursday sacked two top army generals , both with a rank of deputy defense minister . sacked two top army generals , Why were they dismissed? 6 12 +1306 1 Russian President Boris Yeltsin on Thursday sacked two top army generals , both with a rank of deputy defense minister . sacked two top army generals , Why did the President sack two top army generals? 6 12 +1306 1 Russian President Boris Yeltsin on Thursday sacked two top army generals , both with a rank of deputy defense minister . sacked two top army generals , Why did Russian President sacked two top army generals? 6 12 +1306 1 Russian President Boris Yeltsin on Thursday sacked two top army generals , both with a rank of deputy defense minister . a rank of deputy defense minister How did a rank of deputy defence minister get sacked? 14 20 +1306 1 Russian President Boris Yeltsin on Thursday sacked two top army generals , both with a rank of deputy defense minister . sacked two top army generals , why dd he sack them? 6 12 +1306 2 Colonel generals Matvei Burlakov and Georgy Kondratyev were relieved of their duties by a Yeltsin decree , the presidential press - service said . were relieved of their duties Why were they relieved of their duties? 7 12 +1306 2 Colonel generals Matvei Burlakov and Georgy Kondratyev were relieved of their duties by a Yeltsin decree , the presidential press - service said . a Yeltsin decree , Why did the President use a Yeltsin decree? 13 17 +1306 2 Colonel generals Matvei Burlakov and Georgy Kondratyev were relieved of their duties by a Yeltsin decree , the presidential press - service said . relieved of their duties How does a Yeltsin decree relieved them of their duties? 8 12 +1306 3 Burlakov , who commanded the Western Group of Forces based in Germany , was long rumored and openly accused in the Russian media of being corrupt . being corrupt How was he corrupt? 24 26 +1306 3 Burlakov , who commanded the Western Group of Forces based in Germany , was long rumored and openly accused in the Russian media of being corrupt . accused in the Russian media of being corrupt How was this person acting to be defined as corrupt? 18 26 +1306 3 Burlakov , who commanded the Western Group of Forces based in Germany , was long rumored and openly accused in the Russian media of being corrupt . long rumored and openly accused Why is he long rumoured and openly accused of being corrupt by the Russian media? 14 19 +1306 4 Still , Defense Minister Pavel Grachev has been actively backing Burlakov and secured the deputy minister ' s post for him after Russian forces completed their pullout from Germany last August . Pavel Grachev has been actively backing Burlakov Why is the Defense Minister actively backing Burlakov? 4 11 +1306 4 Still , Defense Minister Pavel Grachev has been actively backing Burlakov and secured the deputy minister ' s post for him after Russian forces completed their pullout from Germany last August . actively backing Why is Grachev actively backing Burlakov? 8 10 +1306 5 In November , Yeltsin suspended Burlakov following the assassination of a reporter investigating military corruption . Dmitry Kholodov , who worked for the popular daily Moskovsky Komsomolets , was killed in the newspaper ' s office by a briefcase rigged with explosives . assassination of a reporter How is Burlakov involved in the assassination of a reporter? 8 12 +1306 5 In November , Yeltsin suspended Burlakov following the assassination of a reporter investigating military corruption . Dmitry Kholodov , who worked for the popular daily Moskovsky Komsomolets , was killed in the newspaper ' s office by a briefcase rigged with explosives . military corruption How is Burlakov involve in the military corruption investigated by a reporter? 13 15 +1307 1 It ' s a birthday party . No , it ' s a wake . One year after the 1994 Winter Olympics opened in Lillehammer , Norwegians are celebrating and mourning at the same time . celebrating and mourning at the same time Why are Norwegians celebrating and mourning at the same time? 28 35 +1307 1 It ' s a birthday party . No , it ' s a wake . One year after the 1994 Winter Olympics opened in Lillehammer , Norwegians are celebrating and mourning at the same time . celebrating and mourning Why are they happy and sad? 28 31 +1307 1 It ' s a birthday party . No , it ' s a wake . One year after the 1994 Winter Olympics opened in Lillehammer , Norwegians are celebrating and mourning at the same time . celebrating Why are they celebrating? 28 29 +1307 1 It ' s a birthday party . No , it ' s a wake . One year after the 1994 Winter Olympics opened in Lillehammer , Norwegians are celebrating and mourning at the same time . mourning Why are they mourning? 30 31 +1307 1 It ' s a birthday party . No , it ' s a wake . One year after the 1994 Winter Olympics opened in Lillehammer , Norwegians are celebrating and mourning at the same time . mourning What are they mourning? 30 31 +1307 2 " They were 16 glorious days . But it ' s over , " says Kjetil Liljebach , a 15 - year - old native , keeping a stiff upper lip about the passing of the Games . stiff upper lip What does it mean to keep a stiff upper lip? 28 31 +1307 3 The picture - book town of 24 , 000 people is turning out this Sunday to recapture the spirit that made its beloved Feb . 12 - 27 Games virtually perfect . recapture the spirit Why do the town folk want to recapture the spirit? 16 19 +1307 3 The picture - book town of 24 , 000 people is turning out this Sunday to recapture the spirit that made its beloved Feb . 12 - 27 Games virtually perfect . virtually perfect According to whom? 29 31 +1307 3 The picture - book town of 24 , 000 people is turning out this Sunday to recapture the spirit that made its beloved Feb . 12 - 27 Games virtually perfect . turning out How are they turning out? 11 13 +1307 4 Lillehammer billed Sunday as " The Olympics First Birthday " party , with concerts and a mini - Olympics for children . children What do the children get to do as part of the Olympics? 20 21 +1307 5 But the tombstone on posters for a local theater performance says : " Here lies the ' 94 Olympics . Rest in Peace . For Now . " For Now Why did the newspaper include the \"for now\"? 24 26 +1307 5 But the tombstone on posters for a local theater performance says : " Here lies the ' 94 Olympics . Rest in Peace . For Now . " For Now Do they plan on hosting again? 24 26 +1307 5 But the tombstone on posters for a local theater performance says : " Here lies the ' 94 Olympics . Rest in Peace . For Now . " For Now Do they expect to host the Olympics again some day? 24 26 +1308 1 In news that could escalate tensions in Algeria , the country ' s foreign minister said Thursday that the president of the outlawed Islamic fundamentalist movement had been hospitalized . outlawed Islamic fundamentalist movement What had the movement done to be outlawed? 22 26 +1308 1 In news that could escalate tensions in Algeria , the country ' s foreign minister said Thursday that the president of the outlawed Islamic fundamentalist movement had been hospitalized . had been hospitalized Why is he hospitalized? 26 29 +1308 2 Foreign Minister Mohamed Salah Dembri said 65 - year - old Abassi Madani had been moved from the villa where he was under house arrest and was now receiving medical care . where he was under house arrest Why was he under house arrest? 19 25 +1308 2 Foreign Minister Mohamed Salah Dembri said 65 - year - old Abassi Madani had been moved from the villa where he was under house arrest and was now receiving medical care . was now receiving medical care What condition is he receiving medical care for? 26 31 +1308 2 Foreign Minister Mohamed Salah Dembri said 65 - year - old Abassi Madani had been moved from the villa where he was under house arrest and was now receiving medical care . receiving medical care why was he receiving medical care 28 31 +1308 2 Foreign Minister Mohamed Salah Dembri said 65 - year - old Abassi Madani had been moved from the villa where he was under house arrest and was now receiving medical care . under house arrest Why is he under house arrest? 22 25 +1308 2 Foreign Minister Mohamed Salah Dembri said 65 - year - old Abassi Madani had been moved from the villa where he was under house arrest and was now receiving medical care . medical care Why is he receiving medical care? 29 31 +1308 3 He refused to say whether Madani was seriously ill but pointed out that rumors about his near death had been circulated in the past to whip up opposition to the government . rumors who spread the rumors 13 14 +1308 3 He refused to say whether Madani was seriously ill but pointed out that rumors about his near death had been circulated in the past to whip up opposition to the government . opposition to the government How does Madani's health issues lead to anti-government sentiment? 27 31 +1308 4 Dembri said Ali Belhadj , vice - president of the banned Islamic Salvation Front , FIS , had been separated from Madani and moved to another " residence . " moved to another " residence . " Why was Ali Belhadj moved to another residence? 23 30 +1308 5 The London - based Arabic newspaper , Ash - Sharq Al - Awsat , broke the news of the two FIS leaders , and said Madani was visited by his son in the hospital Sunday . hospital which hospital is mandani in 33 34 +1309 1 A U . N . aid convoy arrived Thursday to the besieged northwestern enclave of Bihac , easing but not ending chronic food shortages in the region . chronic food shortages in the region What was leading to the food shortages? 21 27 +1309 1 A U . N . aid convoy arrived Thursday to the besieged northwestern enclave of Bihac , easing but not ending chronic food shortages in the region . besieged northwestern enclave of Bihac , Why has this region been besieged? 11 17 +1309 1 A U . N . aid convoy arrived Thursday to the besieged northwestern enclave of Bihac , easing but not ending chronic food shortages in the region . besieged What is besieging this region? 11 12 +1309 2 U . N . officials in the pocket said the convoy arrived in the mid - afternoon after securing permission from rebel Serbs from nearby Croatia and renegade Muslims who have been fighting government troops in the region . There were no immediate details . fighting government troops in the region What was driving them to fight the governmental military? 32 38 +1309 2 U . N . officials in the pocket said the convoy arrived in the mid - afternoon after securing permission from rebel Serbs from nearby Croatia and renegade Muslims who have been fighting government troops in the region . There were no immediate details . Muslims who have been fighting government troops Why are they fighting? 28 35 +1309 2 U . N . officials in the pocket said the convoy arrived in the mid - afternoon after securing permission from rebel Serbs from nearby Croatia and renegade Muslims who have been fighting government troops in the region . There were no immediate details . fighting How many groups are fighting each other in this region? 32 33 +1309 3 In the capital Sarajevo , U . N . officials warned that new trenches on the city ' s confrontation lines could jeopardize what progress has been made to improve life for civilians . progress has been made What types of progress had taken place? 24 28 +1309 3 In the capital Sarajevo , U . N . officials warned that new trenches on the city ' s confrontation lines could jeopardize what progress has been made to improve life for civilians . progress What progress are these? 24 25 +1309 5 As has happened time and again in Bosnia ' s 34 - month war , U . N . efforts to ease the conflict and feed civilians have made small steps forward , only to be met with frustrations . efforts How often does the U.N. make efforts to deliver food to the civilians? 19 20 +1310 1 Six people were shot to death Thursday in Karachi ' s latest spasm of violence , and a top police officer acknowledged he lacked sufficient staff to deal with the current fighting . lacked sufficient staff Why did he lack sufficient staff? 23 26 +1310 1 Six people were shot to death Thursday in Karachi ' s latest spasm of violence , and a top police officer acknowledged he lacked sufficient staff to deal with the current fighting . lacked sufficient staff Why was there a lack of sufficient staff? 23 26 +1310 1 Six people were shot to death Thursday in Karachi ' s latest spasm of violence , and a top police officer acknowledged he lacked sufficient staff to deal with the current fighting . Six people were shot Who were these six people? 0 4 +1310 1 Six people were shot to death Thursday in Karachi ' s latest spasm of violence , and a top police officer acknowledged he lacked sufficient staff to deal with the current fighting . latest spasm of violence , Why was the violence taking place? 11 16 +1310 1 Six people were shot to death Thursday in Karachi ' s latest spasm of violence , and a top police officer acknowledged he lacked sufficient staff to deal with the current fighting . sufficient Why did he lack sufficient staff\n 24 25 +1310 2 " Every third man in Karachi is armed , " said Abdul Sattar Sheikh , the senior superintendent of police in Karachi Central , the hardest - hit district . " Every third man in Karachi is armed , " Are so many men armed because of the lack of a strong police force? Or for more nefarious reasons? 0 10 +1310 2 " Every third man in Karachi is armed , " said Abdul Sattar Sheikh , the senior superintendent of police in Karachi Central , the hardest - hit district . " Every third man in Karachi is armed , " Why are so many people armed? 0 10 +1310 2 " Every third man in Karachi is armed , " said Abdul Sattar Sheikh , the senior superintendent of police in Karachi Central , the hardest - hit district . " Every third man in Karachi is armed , " Why are so many people armed at this time? 0 10 +1310 2 " Every third man in Karachi is armed , " said Abdul Sattar Sheikh , the senior superintendent of police in Karachi Central , the hardest - hit district . hardest - hit Why is it the hardest hit district? 25 28 +1310 3 Nearly 60 people have been killed in the past week , most in mass shootings that appeared highly organized . mass shootings that appeared highly organized How does a mass shooting appear highly organized? 13 19 +1310 3 Nearly 60 people have been killed in the past week , most in mass shootings that appeared highly organized . appeared highly organized Who is organizing the shootings? 16 19 +1310 3 Nearly 60 people have been killed in the past week , most in mass shootings that appeared highly organized . that appeared highly organized . What are the identifying factors that seem to give rise to this conclusion? 15 20 +1310 4 " We are not equipped to counter organized terrorism , " the superintendent said . not equipped to counter What would they need to counter terrorism? 3 7 +1310 4 " We are not equipped to counter organized terrorism , " the superintendent said . not equipped Why are they not equipped? 3 5 +1310 4 " We are not equipped to counter organized terrorism , " the superintendent said . equipped Why are they not equipped? 4 5 +1310 5 Karachi has been plagued by political violence since 1986 , and the past week ' s killings have marked one of the worst outbursts during that period . plagued by political violence Why has it been plagued for over 30 years?? 3 7 +1310 5 Karachi has been plagued by political violence since 1986 , and the past week ' s killings have marked one of the worst outbursts during that period . worst outbursts What has caused the killings to be so bad during the past week? 22 24 +1310 5 Karachi has been plagued by political violence since 1986 , and the past week ' s killings have marked one of the worst outbursts during that period . political violence since 1986 , Why is there political violence in this region? 5 10 +1310 5 Karachi has been plagued by political violence since 1986 , and the past week ' s killings have marked one of the worst outbursts during that period . worst How is it one of the worst hit regions? Stats? 22 23 +1311 1 Greece on Thursday said it won ' t allow the European Union to speed up a customs union with Turkey unless it receives further assurances regarding membership talks with Cyprus . assurances Why does Greece need these assurances? Have the other members been hesitant to discuss Cyprus' membership? 24 25 +1311 1 Greece on Thursday said it won ' t allow the European Union to speed up a customs union with Turkey unless it receives further assurances regarding membership talks with Cyprus . membership Why does Greece want Cyprus to have membership? 26 27 +1311 1 Greece on Thursday said it won ' t allow the European Union to speed up a customs union with Turkey unless it receives further assurances regarding membership talks with Cyprus . membership talks with Cyprus What sort of membership discussions was Cyprus having at the time? 26 30 +1311 1 Greece on Thursday said it won ' t allow the European Union to speed up a customs union with Turkey unless it receives further assurances regarding membership talks with Cyprus . membership Does Greece back Cyprus as a member of the EU? 26 27 +1311 1 Greece on Thursday said it won ' t allow the European Union to speed up a customs union with Turkey unless it receives further assurances regarding membership talks with Cyprus . customs union What is a customs union? 16 18 +1311 2 " The position of the Greek government is negative . At the same time the government detects the possibility to continue talks because we think there is room for clearing up and improving the ( EU ) positions , " government spokesman Evangelos Venizelos said after a cabinet meeting . negative Is the Greek government negative on the matter of Turkey's customs union because they're negative on it, but willing to compromise, or strictly in a bid to force membership talks with Cyprus? 8 9 +1311 2 " The position of the Greek government is negative . At the same time the government detects the possibility to continue talks because we think there is room for clearing up and improving the ( EU ) positions , " government spokesman Evangelos Venizelos said after a cabinet meeting . clearing up and improving How does Venizelos want EU positions improved? 29 33 +1311 2 " The position of the Greek government is negative . At the same time the government detects the possibility to continue talks because we think there is room for clearing up and improving the ( EU ) positions , " government spokesman Evangelos Venizelos said after a cabinet meeting . position of the Greek government is negative Why is Greece holding such a position? 2 9 +1311 2 " The position of the Greek government is negative . At the same time the government detects the possibility to continue talks because we think there is room for clearing up and improving the ( EU ) positions , " government spokesman Evangelos Venizelos said after a cabinet meeting . government detects the possibility How can the government detects the possibility to continue talks? 15 19 +1311 3 Foreign ministers from the 15 EU nations on Monday had promised to open membership talks with Cyprus six months after an institutional overhaul of the EU is approved sometime in 1997 . had promised Why haven't they yet? 9 11 +1311 3 Foreign ministers from the 15 EU nations on Monday had promised to open membership talks with Cyprus six months after an institutional overhaul of the EU is approved sometime in 1997 . institutional overhaul of the EU What type of changes were taking place? 21 26 +1311 3 Foreign ministers from the 15 EU nations on Monday had promised to open membership talks with Cyprus six months after an institutional overhaul of the EU is approved sometime in 1997 . institutional overhaul What does this entail? 21 23 +1311 4 In return Greece would lift its veto on the trade accord with Turkey . The EU ministers had hoped to clear up remaining technical problems in negotiations with Turkey so that talks would end by March 7 , when the EU foreign ministers meet again . remaining technical problems What are these technical problems? 22 25 +1311 5 Some of those problems are Turkey ' s human rights record and limits on the free movement of Turkish citizens in the EU once the customs union becomes operational . human rights What are the issues with Turkey's human rights record? 8 10 +1311 5 Some of those problems are Turkey ' s human rights record and limits on the free movement of Turkish citizens in the EU once the customs union becomes operational . limits What are the limits, who wants to put them in place, and why? 12 13 +1311 5 Some of those problems are Turkey ' s human rights record and limits on the free movement of Turkish citizens in the EU once the customs union becomes operational . and limits on the free movement Why were there limits on some citizens' movements in Turkey? 11 17 +1311 5 Some of those problems are Turkey ' s human rights record and limits on the free movement of Turkish citizens in the EU once the customs union becomes operational . free movement of Turkish citizens What is problematic about free movement of Turkish citizens? 15 20 +1311 5 Some of those problems are Turkey ' s human rights record and limits on the free movement of Turkish citizens in the EU once the customs union becomes operational . Some of those problems What are the other problems? 0 4 +1312 1 Russia has delivered the first of four new patrol submarines that will dramatically improve China ' s fleet and has raised fears of new Chinese aggression in Asia and the Pacific . fears of new Chinese aggression What type of aggression would take place? 21 26 +1312 1 Russia has delivered the first of four new patrol submarines that will dramatically improve China ' s fleet and has raised fears of new Chinese aggression in Asia and the Pacific . patrol When are the remaining 3 submarines expected to be delivered? 8 9 +1312 2 Robert Karniol , Asia - Pacific editor of Jane ' s Defense Weekly , said the $ 1 billion deal for the advanced Kilo - class diesel vessels was signed in November . Weekly , Is the Jane's Defense Weekly a state publication? 12 14 +1312 2 Robert Karniol , Asia - Pacific editor of Jane ' s Defense Weekly , said the $ 1 billion deal for the advanced Kilo - class diesel vessels was signed in November . November of which year? 31 32 +1312 3 The first sub is on a Chinese merchant ship heading for China , Karniol said Thursday . merchant How big is this submarine? 7 8 +1312 4 " This is a major generational jump from China ' s current fleet , and there are fears that it could use the vessels to push its own interests in the region , " he said by telephone from his officd in Bangkok , Thailand . China ' s current fleet , Why was the current fleet so outdated? 8 14 +1312 4 " This is a major generational jump from China ' s current fleet , and there are fears that it could use the vessels to push its own interests in the region , " he said by telephone from his officd in Bangkok , Thailand . fleet , What were the last additions to China's current fleet, and when were they added? 12 14 +1312 4 " This is a major generational jump from China ' s current fleet , and there are fears that it could use the vessels to push its own interests in the region , " he said by telephone from his officd in Bangkok , Thailand . generational jump the technology is better now? 5 7 +1312 5 The diesel submarines can stay at sea for several weeks and have sophisticated search - and - attack sonars . sophisticated search - and - attack sonars what do they attack? 12 19 +1313 1 Offended by photographs of naked Jewish women being marched to their deaths by the Nazis , ultra - Orthodox Jews say they will build their own Holocaust memorial unless the state museum takes down the pictures . Offended Why do these photos offend the Orthodox Jewish community? 0 1 +1313 1 Offended by photographs of naked Jewish women being marched to their deaths by the Nazis , ultra - Orthodox Jews say they will build their own Holocaust memorial unless the state museum takes down the pictures . own What would this new memorial include? 25 26 +1313 1 Offended by photographs of naked Jewish women being marched to their deaths by the Nazis , ultra - Orthodox Jews say they will build their own Holocaust memorial unless the state museum takes down the pictures . build their own Holocaust memorial What will this memorial accomplish? 23 28 +1313 1 Offended by photographs of naked Jewish women being marched to their deaths by the Nazis , ultra - Orthodox Jews say they will build their own Holocaust memorial unless the state museum takes down the pictures . photographs Why were such photographs included in the museum? 2 3 +1313 1 Offended by photographs of naked Jewish women being marched to their deaths by the Nazis , ultra - Orthodox Jews say they will build their own Holocaust memorial unless the state museum takes down the pictures . Offended Were the photographs displayed out in the open or another offensive way? 0 1 +1313 1 Offended by photographs of naked Jewish women being marched to their deaths by the Nazis , ultra - Orthodox Jews say they will build their own Holocaust memorial unless the state museum takes down the pictures . state Which state museum is this? 30 31 +1313 2 The Yad Vashem Holocaust memorial has rejected the request . Many Israelis , meanwhile , worried the latest religion - based controversy would deepen an already huge chasm between devout and secular Jews here . chasm What is the division between devout and secular Jews in Israel like? 27 28 +1313 2 The Yad Vashem Holocaust memorial has rejected the request . Many Israelis , meanwhile , worried the latest religion - based controversy would deepen an already huge chasm between devout and secular Jews here . chasm What is the source of the chasm? 27 28 +1313 2 The Yad Vashem Holocaust memorial has rejected the request . Many Israelis , meanwhile , worried the latest religion - based controversy would deepen an already huge chasm between devout and secular Jews here . rejected Why did the Museum reject the request? 6 7 +1313 2 The Yad Vashem Holocaust memorial has rejected the request . Many Israelis , meanwhile , worried the latest religion - based controversy would deepen an already huge chasm between devout and secular Jews here . Jews What are the differences between devout and secular Jews? 32 33 +1313 3 " The Holocaust is a national and historic trauma and a split over it could create an irrevocable rift in our people , " Culture Minister Shulamit Aloni of the liberal Meretz party said . irrevocable rift Has the Jewish community faced rifts of this size before? 17 19 +1313 3 " The Holocaust is a national and historic trauma and a split over it could create an irrevocable rift in our people , " Culture Minister Shulamit Aloni of the liberal Meretz party said . Meretz What policies do the Meretz party support? 31 32 +1313 3 " The Holocaust is a national and historic trauma and a split over it could create an irrevocable rift in our people , " Culture Minister Shulamit Aloni of the liberal Meretz party said . party How many political parties are active in the region? 32 33 +1313 4 Dov Shilansky , a right - wing legislator and concentration camp survivor , said the Holocaust was " a sacred memory that shouldn ' t be reduced to street bargaining . " street bargaining Is there a more dignified way for the Orthodox community to try and resolve this issue? 28 30 +1313 4 Dov Shilansky , a right - wing legislator and concentration camp survivor , said the Holocaust was " a sacred memory that shouldn ' t be reduced to street bargaining . " street bargaining . " Why is the orthodox Jews' offense bargaining? 28 32 +1313 4 Dov Shilansky , a right - wing legislator and concentration camp survivor , said the Holocaust was " a sacred memory that shouldn ' t be reduced to street bargaining . " bargaining Why does Dov Shilansky believe a historical museum is reducing the memory to 'street bargaining'? 29 30 +1313 5 The controversy arose amid heightened interest in the World War II slaughter of some six million Jews after last month ' s 50th anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz death camp in Poland . anniversary How was the anniversary commemorated? 23 24 +1313 5 The controversy arose amid heightened interest in the World War II slaughter of some six million Jews after last month ' s 50th anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz death camp in Poland . controversy What do the opposing sides of the issue say about the controversy? 1 2 +1314 1 An estimated 4 , 000 striking workers marched through the capital of this French island Thursday in sympathy with bank employees who walked off the job three weeks ago calling for higher pay . estimated How was this estimate made? 1 2 +1314 1 An estimated 4 , 000 striking workers marched through the capital of this French island Thursday in sympathy with bank employees who walked off the job three weeks ago calling for higher pay . this French island Which island is the article referring to? 12 15 +1314 1 An estimated 4 , 000 striking workers marched through the capital of this French island Thursday in sympathy with bank employees who walked off the job three weeks ago calling for higher pay . French island Which island? 13 15 +1314 1 An estimated 4 , 000 striking workers marched through the capital of this French island Thursday in sympathy with bank employees who walked off the job three weeks ago calling for higher pay . calling for higher pay Why was there a strike for higher pay? 29 33 +1314 1 An estimated 4 , 000 striking workers marched through the capital of this French island Thursday in sympathy with bank employees who walked off the job three weeks ago calling for higher pay . island Which Friench island is this? 14 15 +1314 2 All nine of Martinique ' s non - banking sector unions had called a two - day general strike starting Thursday as a show of support for the bank employees . The unions represent both public and private workers on this island of 360 , 000 . support How much were the bank employees underpaid to draw this much support? 25 26 +1314 3 Compliance with the strike varied . Only about 20 teachers stayed home , but nearly all shops in Fort - de - France were closed . Activity continued as usual at the airport and hotels and water and electricity service weren ' t interrupted . nearly How was it determined that \"nearly\" all shops were closed? 14 15 +1314 3 Compliance with the strike varied . Only about 20 teachers stayed home , but nearly all shops in Fort - de - France were closed . Activity continued as usual at the airport and hotels and water and electricity service weren ' t interrupted . varied Why did compliance vary? 4 5 +1314 3 Compliance with the strike varied . Only about 20 teachers stayed home , but nearly all shops in Fort - de - France were closed . Activity continued as usual at the airport and hotels and water and electricity service weren ' t interrupted . all Where did all this support come from? Were the bank employees that badly treated? 15 16 +1314 4 The march lasted for three hours and ended at the unions ' headquarters . No violence was reported . ended Why did the march end? 7 8 +1314 5 Many workers apparently didn ' t heed the strike call because they were disgruntled that the bank strike had dragged on so long . dragged on Why has the strike dragged on for so long? 19 21 +1314 5 Many workers apparently didn ' t heed the strike call because they were disgruntled that the bank strike had dragged on so long . strike had dragged on so long . Why was the strike lasting for so long? 17 24 +1314 5 Many workers apparently didn ' t heed the strike call because they were disgruntled that the bank strike had dragged on so long . strike What caused the strike to drag on for so long? 8 9 +1315 1 The crisis in Israeli - Palestinian relations deepened Thursday after their leaders failed to agree on how to expand Palestinian autonomy without endangering Israeli security . failed to agree Why did they fail to agree? 12 15 +1315 1 The crisis in Israeli - Palestinian relations deepened Thursday after their leaders failed to agree on how to expand Palestinian autonomy without endangering Israeli security . agree What were their political positions? 14 15 +1315 2 Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and PLO chief Yasser Arafat did not resolve any disputes during their 2 1 / 2 - hour meeting Thursday at an Israel - PLO command post in northern Gaza . resolve What issues are preventing them from settling disputes? 11 12 +1315 2 Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and PLO chief Yasser Arafat did not resolve any disputes during their 2 1 / 2 - hour meeting Thursday at an Israel - PLO command post in northern Gaza . Thursday of which year? 23 24 +1315 3 Reflecting the tensions , the two did not hold a joint news conference . However , they agreed to meet again next Thursday . agreed Does this mean they intend to come to an agreement soon? 17 18 +1315 3 Reflecting the tensions , the two did not hold a joint news conference . However , they agreed to meet again next Thursday . next Thursday what will they discuss this time? 21 23 +1315 4 Rabin told Arafat he must rein in Islamic militants before Israel will talk about expanding Palestinian self - rule to the West Bank . Fifty - five Israelis have been killed by Palestinian militants since October in a surge of suicide bombings . he must rein in Islamic militants How, exactly, will this be done? 3 9 +1315 4 Rabin told Arafat he must rein in Islamic militants before Israel will talk about expanding Palestinian self - rule to the West Bank . Fifty - five Israelis have been killed by Palestinian militants since October in a surge of suicide bombings . October how many months has it been? 35 36 +1315 5 Rabin also refused Arafat ' s demand that Israel lift a 19 - day closure of the West Bank and Gaza Strip imposed after a bombing attack last month by Islamic militants that killed 21 Israelis . attack How often are these attacks? 26 27 +1316 1 David didn ' t defeat Goliath in Chechnya - - but he delivered powerful and unexpected blows to the body , and especially to the ego . didn ' t defeat Why didn't David defeat Goliath? 1 5 +1316 1 David didn ' t defeat Goliath in Chechnya - - but he delivered powerful and unexpected blows to the body , and especially to the ego . unexpected Why ere the blows unexpected? 15 16 +1316 1 David didn ' t defeat Goliath in Chechnya - - but he delivered powerful and unexpected blows to the body , and especially to the ego . ego Why did the blows harm Goliath's ego? 25 26 +1316 2 What went wrong ? Why did poorly equipped , inexperienced Chechen fighters hold off heavily armed Russian troops carrying the mantle of the old Soviet superpower for more than a month ? heavily armed Russian troops How were the Russian troops so heavily-armed? 14 18 +1316 2 What went wrong ? Why did poorly equipped , inexperienced Chechen fighters hold off heavily armed Russian troops carrying the mantle of the old Soviet superpower for more than a month ? What went wrong ? What did go wrong, enabling poorly equipped fighters to hold off heavily armed Russian troops? 0 4 +1316 3 As Chechen separatists take their war for independence from Russia into the countryside , military analysts have been examining Moscow ' s poor performance in its first military encounter since the Cold War ended . countryside , Why is the war headed into the countryside? 12 14 +1316 4 Some reasons for Russia ' s bungled invasion of Chechnya are clear . reasons What are the reasons? 1 2 +1316 5 Units that had never trained together were sent to fight together - - motorized rifle troops , airborne troops , naval infantry and Ministry of Interior soldiers . had never trained together Why were some units not training together in case they needed to work in unison? 2 6 +1316 5 Units that had never trained together were sent to fight together - - motorized rifle troops , airborne troops , naval infantry and Ministry of Interior soldiers . never trained together Why hadn't the units trained together? 3 6 +1317 1 Federal prosecutors announced a sweeping securities fraud indictment against six people Thursday , charging them with illegal profits on insider tips about the corporate takeover plans of ATT Corp . sweeping securities fraud indictment What exactly is a sweeping securities fraud indictment? 4 8 +1317 1 Federal prosecutors announced a sweeping securities fraud indictment against six people Thursday , charging them with illegal profits on insider tips about the corporate takeover plans of ATT Corp . ATT How can they police the exchange of insider tips and how can they prove it? 27 28 +1317 1 Federal prosecutors announced a sweeping securities fraud indictment against six people Thursday , charging them with illegal profits on insider tips about the corporate takeover plans of ATT Corp . profits How much in profits? 17 18 +1317 2 Several others including a former ATT labor relations executive also were implicated in the alleged scheme , which netted dlrs 2 million and marked one of the biggest cases of Wall Street corruption since the takeover heyday of the 1980s . Wall Street corruption How often does Wall Street corruption occur? 30 33 +1317 2 Several others including a former ATT labor relations executive also were implicated in the alleged scheme , which netted dlrs 2 million and marked one of the biggest cases of Wall Street corruption since the takeover heyday of the 1980s . heyday What occurred during the 1980s? 36 37 +1317 3 The six defendants were charged with conspiracy to commit securities fraud , fraud in connection with takeover offers , wire fraud and obstruction , U . S . Attorney Mary Jo White told a news conference in Manhattan . wire fraud What is wire fraud? 19 21 +1317 4 The indictment says that for more than four years , the defendants were fed illicit tips about the takeover plans of the nation ' s biggest long - distance telephone company and used the information to buy and sell securities for profit . the defendants were fed illicit tips Who fed the defendants the illicit tips? 10 16 +1317 4 The indictment says that for more than four years , the defendants were fed illicit tips about the takeover plans of the nation ' s biggest long - distance telephone company and used the information to buy and sell securities for profit . securities What do they mean specifically when they say securities and how does this affect the company? 39 40 +1317 4 The indictment says that for more than four years , the defendants were fed illicit tips about the takeover plans of the nation ' s biggest long - distance telephone company and used the information to buy and sell securities for profit . fed Who fed them the illicit tips 13 14 +1317 4 The indictment says that for more than four years , the defendants were fed illicit tips about the takeover plans of the nation ' s biggest long - distance telephone company and used the information to buy and sell securities for profit . defendants were fed Who fed them the tips? 11 14 +1317 5 Federal law prohibits this practice , known as insider trading , which proliferated during the 1980s era of takeovers that frequently drove up the stock prices of target companies . insider trading , When did the first case on insider trading occur? 8 11 +1317 5 Federal law prohibits this practice , known as insider trading , which proliferated during the 1980s era of takeovers that frequently drove up the stock prices of target companies . up How does insider trading lead to the rise in stock prices of target companies? 22 23 +1318 1 Darryl Strawberry , the former Mets slugger whose career has been plagued by drug and alcohol problems , pleaded guilty Thursday to tax evasion and was promised a probable sentence of three months in jail . former Mets slugger Why is he no longer a Mets slugger? 4 7 +1318 1 Darryl Strawberry , the former Mets slugger whose career has been plagued by drug and alcohol problems , pleaded guilty Thursday to tax evasion and was promised a probable sentence of three months in jail . problems , What problems exactly? 16 18 +1318 1 Darryl Strawberry , the former Mets slugger whose career has been plagued by drug and alcohol problems , pleaded guilty Thursday to tax evasion and was promised a probable sentence of three months in jail . pleaded guilty Pled guilty to what? 18 20 +1318 1 Darryl Strawberry , the former Mets slugger whose career has been plagued by drug and alcohol problems , pleaded guilty Thursday to tax evasion and was promised a probable sentence of three months in jail . pleaded guilty in which court? 18 20 +1318 1 Darryl Strawberry , the former Mets slugger whose career has been plagued by drug and alcohol problems , pleaded guilty Thursday to tax evasion and was promised a probable sentence of three months in jail . plagued by drug and alcohol problems How and when did he start getting out of control with drugs and alcohol. 11 17 +1318 2 The plea bargain in federal court came three days after Strawberry was suspended from U . S . Major League Baseball and released by the San Francisco Giants for failing drug tests . plea bargain Why was this bargain offered? 1 3 +1318 2 The plea bargain in federal court came three days after Strawberry was suspended from U . S . Major League Baseball and released by the San Francisco Giants for failing drug tests . was suspended Why exactly was he suspended? 11 13 +1318 2 The plea bargain in federal court came three days after Strawberry was suspended from U . S . Major League Baseball and released by the San Francisco Giants for failing drug tests . failing drug tests How many times did he fail? 29 32 +1318 2 The plea bargain in federal court came three days after Strawberry was suspended from U . S . Major League Baseball and released by the San Francisco Giants for failing drug tests . Strawberry was suspended Why was he suspended? 10 13 +1318 3 Strawberry could have been sentenced to up to five years in jail . The sentence discussed Thursday is subject to change based on probation and other presentencing reports . subject to change What would the change be based upon? 18 21 +1318 3 Strawberry could have been sentenced to up to five years in jail . The sentence discussed Thursday is subject to change based on probation and other presentencing reports . other What other reports? 25 26 +1318 3 Strawberry could have been sentenced to up to five years in jail . The sentence discussed Thursday is subject to change based on probation and other presentencing reports . probation and other presentencing reports Why not do the promised probable sentence of three months. 23 28 +1318 4 Besides the three - month jail term , Strawberry is to be sentenced to three months of home confinement , with an electronic monitor . of home confinement , What are the rules of home confinement? 16 20 +1318 5 However , he may be allowed to play baseball during the season if he gets a job . if he gets a job What kind of job? 12 17 +1318 5 However , he may be allowed to play baseball during the season if he gets a job . if he gets a job Does he have any job prospects? 12 17 +1318 5 However , he may be allowed to play baseball during the season if he gets a job . during during which season? 9 10 +1318 5 However , he may be allowed to play baseball during the season if he gets a job . if he gets a job what kind of job? during or after his home confinement? 12 17 +1318 5 However , he may be allowed to play baseball during the season if he gets a job . may be allowed to play baseball Why does he get to play? 3 9 +1319 1 An art expert is visiting a northern Serbian town to tackle an immense task : reviewing thousands of pieces of art carried off by the Yugoslav army during a 1991 war in Croatia . art expert Why is there only one art expert reviewing thousands of art pieces? 1 3 +1319 1 An art expert is visiting a northern Serbian town to tackle an immense task : reviewing thousands of pieces of art carried off by the Yugoslav army during a 1991 war in Croatia . carried off by the Yugoslav army Why was the art carried off by the army? 21 27 +1319 1 An art expert is visiting a northern Serbian town to tackle an immense task : reviewing thousands of pieces of art carried off by the Yugoslav army during a 1991 war in Croatia . thousands of pieces of art carried off Why did the army take the art? 16 23 +1319 2 Christoph Hans Von Imhof of the Council of Europe traveled Thursday to Novi Sad , where officials say most of about 10 , 000 medieval icons , paintings , sculptures and other items are located . Christoph Hans Von Imhof How was Christoph Hans Von Imhof chosen to review the pieces of art? 0 4 +1319 3 Yugoslavia says it took the artifacts only to save them . It informed the U . N . Educational , Scientific and Cultural Organization about the operation and provided full lists of the items . save them Save them from what? 8 10 +1319 4 " The only thing that is a secret is where exactly the objects are , " said Marko Omcikus , head of Serbia ' s office for the protection of cultural monuments . secret Why is the location of the objects a secret? 7 8 +1319 4 " The only thing that is a secret is where exactly the objects are , " said Marko Omcikus , head of Serbia ' s office for the protection of cultural monuments . protection of cultural monuments What exactly are the responsibilities of this agency? 28 32 +1319 4 " The only thing that is a secret is where exactly the objects are , " said Marko Omcikus , head of Serbia ' s office for the protection of cultural monuments . where exactly the objects are , " Why are the objects being hidden? 9 16 +1319 5 Yugoslavia has indicated that valuables will be returned to Croatia only after a dispute is settled between four former and two remaining Yugoslav republics over once - common assets . dispute What are the details of the dispute? 13 14 +1319 5 Yugoslavia has indicated that valuables will be returned to Croatia only after a dispute is settled between four former and two remaining Yugoslav republics over once - common assets . only after a dispute What is the nature of the dispute? 10 14 +1319 5 Yugoslavia has indicated that valuables will be returned to Croatia only after a dispute is settled between four former and two remaining Yugoslav republics over once - common assets . once - common assets What types of assets were being disputed by the nations? 25 29 +1320 1 Spaniard Seve Ballesteros fired a 4 - under - par 68 on Thursday to join three others in the lead after the first day of the dlrs 375 , 000 Canary Islands Open . three others which players are these? 15 17 +1320 1 Spaniard Seve Ballesteros fired a 4 - under - par 68 on Thursday to join three others in the lead after the first day of the dlrs 375 , 000 Canary Islands Open . dlrs What does this mean? 26 27 +1320 1 Spaniard Seve Ballesteros fired a 4 - under - par 68 on Thursday to join three others in the lead after the first day of the dlrs 375 , 000 Canary Islands Open . lead How are they in the lead? 19 20 +1320 2 " I played very well today , the best I ' ve played from tee to green in a long time , " said the 37 - year - old Ballesteros , who had five birdies on the par - 72 , 6 , 868 - yard ( 6 , 311 - meter ) Maspalomas Golf Club course . birdies What is a birdie? 35 36 +1320 3 Ballesteros tied England ' s Paul Eales , Ireland ' s Philip Walton and Scotland ' s Gary Orr for the lead . lead What score is the lead? 21 22 +1320 4 " Ball striking was the key to a good round . I ' m driving the ball and not making major mistakes , " said the current No . 1 in the Ryder Cup points table . Ryder Cup points table Where was the Ryder Cup being played at during this year? 32 36 +1320 4 " Ball striking was the key to a good round . I ' m driving the ball and not making major mistakes , " said the current No . 1 in the Ryder Cup points table . " Ball striking what does this mean? 0 3 +1320 4 " Ball striking was the key to a good round . I ' m driving the ball and not making major mistakes , " said the current No . 1 in the Ryder Cup points table . key Why was ball striking they key? 5 6 +1320 5 This is Ballesteros ' last European Tour event until after the U . S . Masters in April . last Why is it the last? 4 5 +1320 5 This is Ballesteros ' last European Tour event until after the U . S . Masters in April . last Why is it his last? 4 5 +1321 1 She got angry . She got indignant . She dismissed her detractors . But in the end , the woman who claimed to have unearthed Alexander the Great ' s tomb near a remote oasis failed to convince the skeptics . She got angry Why was she angry? 0 3 +1321 1 She got angry . She got indignant . She dismissed her detractors . But in the end , the woman who claimed to have unearthed Alexander the Great ' s tomb near a remote oasis failed to convince the skeptics . She got indignant Why did she get indignant? 4 7 +1321 1 She got angry . She got indignant . She dismissed her detractors . But in the end , the woman who claimed to have unearthed Alexander the Great ' s tomb near a remote oasis failed to convince the skeptics . the skeptics Who are the skeptics? 38 40 +1321 1 She got angry . She got indignant . She dismissed her detractors . But in the end , the woman who claimed to have unearthed Alexander the Great ' s tomb near a remote oasis failed to convince the skeptics . She who is she and what happened? 0 1 +1321 1 She got angry . She got indignant . She dismissed her detractors . But in the end , the woman who claimed to have unearthed Alexander the Great ' s tomb near a remote oasis failed to convince the skeptics . skeptics What are the methods involved in identifying such remains? 39 40 +1321 1 She got angry . She got indignant . She dismissed her detractors . But in the end , the woman who claimed to have unearthed Alexander the Great ' s tomb near a remote oasis failed to convince the skeptics . skeptics Why were people skeptical about the location of the tomb? 39 40 +1321 2 " She ' s a dreamer , " an Egyptian history professor said at a conference Thursday between Liana Souvaltzi and archaeologists . professor said Why did he say that? 11 13 +1321 2 " She ' s a dreamer , " an Egyptian history professor said at a conference Thursday between Liana Souvaltzi and archaeologists . archaeologists How many archaeologists? 21 22 +1321 2 " She ' s a dreamer , " an Egyptian history professor said at a conference Thursday between Liana Souvaltzi and archaeologists . conference where was the conference and what as it about? 15 16 +1321 2 " She ' s a dreamer , " an Egyptian history professor said at a conference Thursday between Liana Souvaltzi and archaeologists . " She ' s Who is she? What are her qualifications? 0 4 +1321 2 " She ' s a dreamer , " an Egyptian history professor said at a conference Thursday between Liana Souvaltzi and archaeologists . " She ' s a dreamer , " Why would she be considered a dreamer? 0 8 +1321 3 " Anecdotes , " said another . " Have you proof ? " a colleague shouted . shouted . Why were they shouting? 15 17 +1321 3 " Anecdotes , " said another . " Have you proof ? " a colleague shouted . " Anecdotes , " what does this word mean in this context ? 0 4 +1321 3 " Anecdotes , " said another . " Have you proof ? " a colleague shouted . " Anecdotes , " How can the location of a tomb be anecdotal? 0 4 +1321 4 It was Souvaltzi ' s first public meeting since she captured the world ' s attention by announcing last month that she had indeed discovered the Greek conqueror ' s resting place on a windswept hill near the Libyan border . she captured the world ' s attention How did she do this? 9 16 +1321 4 It was Souvaltzi ' s first public meeting since she captured the world ' s attention by announcing last month that she had indeed discovered the Greek conqueror ' s resting place on a windswept hill near the Libyan border . resting place Where is the location? 30 32 +1321 4 It was Souvaltzi ' s first public meeting since she captured the world ' s attention by announcing last month that she had indeed discovered the Greek conqueror ' s resting place on a windswept hill near the Libyan border . Greek who is the conqueror? what is the importance of this person to the context of the article ? 26 27 +1321 4 It was Souvaltzi ' s first public meeting since she captured the world ' s attention by announcing last month that she had indeed discovered the Greek conqueror ' s resting place on a windswept hill near the Libyan border . border How did the remains of Alexander the Great end up here? 39 40 +1321 4 It was Souvaltzi ' s first public meeting since she captured the world ' s attention by announcing last month that she had indeed discovered the Greek conqueror ' s resting place on a windswept hill near the Libyan border . first public Why did she wait so long to have a public meeting? 5 7 +1321 5 The find was met with amazement - - and criticism . A team dispatched by the Greek government said it found no evidence to support her claim and even doubted whether the building was a tomb . But its visit to the Siwa oasis was brief , and it acknowledged more time was needed to study the artifacts . amazement - - and criticism . Why did people feel this way? 5 11 +1321 5 The find was met with amazement - - and criticism . A team dispatched by the Greek government said it found no evidence to support her claim and even doubted whether the building was a tomb . But its visit to the Siwa oasis was brief , and it acknowledged more time was needed to study the artifacts . found no evidence What did they do to find evidence? 20 23 +1321 5 The find was met with amazement - - and criticism . A team dispatched by the Greek government said it found no evidence to support her claim and even doubted whether the building was a tomb . But its visit to the Siwa oasis was brief , and it acknowledged more time was needed to study the artifacts . even doubted Why did they doubt? 28 30 +1321 5 The find was met with amazement - - and criticism . A team dispatched by the Greek government said it found no evidence to support her claim and even doubted whether the building was a tomb . But its visit to the Siwa oasis was brief , and it acknowledged more time was needed to study the artifacts . Siwa oasis What is the Siwa oasis? 42 44 +1321 5 The find was met with amazement - - and criticism . A team dispatched by the Greek government said it found no evidence to support her claim and even doubted whether the building was a tomb . But its visit to the Siwa oasis was brief , and it acknowledged more time was needed to study the artifacts . no What are some things that would be considered hard evidence? 21 22 +1321 5 The find was met with amazement - - and criticism . A team dispatched by the Greek government said it found no evidence to support her claim and even doubted whether the building was a tomb . But its visit to the Siwa oasis was brief , and it acknowledged more time was needed to study the artifacts . acknowledged If more time was needed, then why denounce the finding? 49 50 +1322 1 A week - long strike by this Caribbean country ' s 20 , 000 teachers that has affected all schools will end Friday , under an order by the government ' s mediating board . Caribbean country ' s What Caribbean country? 7 11 +1322 1 A week - long strike by this Caribbean country ' s 20 , 000 teachers that has affected all schools will end Friday , under an order by the government ' s mediating board . has affected all schools How have the schools been affected? 16 20 +1322 1 A week - long strike by this Caribbean country ' s 20 , 000 teachers that has affected all schools will end Friday , under an order by the government ' s mediating board . A week - long strike Why was the strike taking place? 0 5 +1322 1 A week - long strike by this Caribbean country ' s 20 , 000 teachers that has affected all schools will end Friday , under an order by the government ' s mediating board . week - long strike What caused the strike? 1 5 +1322 1 A week - long strike by this Caribbean country ' s 20 , 000 teachers that has affected all schools will end Friday , under an order by the government ' s mediating board . this Caribbean country ' s What Caribbean country is this? 6 11 +1322 2 The Industrial Disputes Tribunal issued the back - to - work order after a meeting Thursday with negotiators for the teachers and the government . back - to - work order Is this order mandatory? 6 12 +1322 2 The Industrial Disputes Tribunal issued the back - to - work order after a meeting Thursday with negotiators for the teachers and the government . negotiators Who employs these negotiators? 17 18 +1322 2 The Industrial Disputes Tribunal issued the back - to - work order after a meeting Thursday with negotiators for the teachers and the government . meeting What took place in the meeting? 14 15 +1322 2 The Industrial Disputes Tribunal issued the back - to - work order after a meeting Thursday with negotiators for the teachers and the government . meeting What agreements were reached at the meeting? 14 15 +1322 3 Talks on the unresolved issue of salary raises for the teachers will resume Feb . 25 and be mediated by the tribunal . unresolved issue What issue is unresolved? 3 5 +1322 3 Talks on the unresolved issue of salary raises for the teachers will resume Feb . 25 and be mediated by the tribunal . salary raises How much of a raise are they expecting? 6 8 +1322 3 Talks on the unresolved issue of salary raises for the teachers will resume Feb . 25 and be mediated by the tribunal . be mediated Mediated by whom? 17 19 +1322 3 Talks on the unresolved issue of salary raises for the teachers will resume Feb . 25 and be mediated by the tribunal . issue of salary raises for the teachers Why were the teachers not able to secure their raises? 4 11 +1322 3 Talks on the unresolved issue of salary raises for the teachers will resume Feb . 25 and be mediated by the tribunal . unresolved issue What issues were previously resolved? 3 5 +1322 4 Affected have been public and private schools , from kindergarten through high school , and two - year community colleges . Only the University of the West Indies ' Jamaica campus wasn ' t touched by the dispute . Affected have been public and private schools , How have the schools been affected? 0 8 +1322 4 Affected have been public and private schools , from kindergarten through high school , and two - year community colleges . Only the University of the West Indies ' Jamaica campus wasn ' t touched by the dispute . campus wasn ' t touched How did this campus remain untouched by the dispute? 30 35 +1322 4 Affected have been public and private schools , from kindergarten through high school , and two - year community colleges . Only the University of the West Indies ' Jamaica campus wasn ' t touched by the dispute . West Indies ' Jamaica Why wasn't this school effected? 26 30 +1322 4 Affected have been public and private schools , from kindergarten through high school , and two - year community colleges . Only the University of the West Indies ' Jamaica campus wasn ' t touched by the dispute . University of the West Indies ' Jamaica campus Why was this campus unaffected by the teaching labor dispute? 23 31 +1322 5 All the teachers struck Feb . 1 and 2 . Starting Monday , they divided the island ' s 14 parishes into four sectors and a different sector has struck each day . struck Feb . 1 and 2 Why were those dates chosen? 3 9 +1322 5 All the teachers struck Feb . 1 and 2 . Starting Monday , they divided the island ' s 14 parishes into four sectors and a different sector has struck each day . a different sector How many are in one sector? 25 28 +1322 5 All the teachers struck Feb . 1 and 2 . Starting Monday , they divided the island ' s 14 parishes into four sectors and a different sector has struck each day . each day How many days has the strike been going on? 30 32 +1322 5 All the teachers struck Feb . 1 and 2 . Starting Monday , they divided the island ' s 14 parishes into four sectors and a different sector has struck each day . different sector has struck each day Why did the teachers divide the island into sectors and stagger their strikes? 26 32 +1323 1 Western doctors have long doubted patients like Alain Franques , who says acupuncture controlled his asthma when drugs failed . Now a critical analysis of meager data concludes there ' s tantalizing evidence the ancient treatment does help . critical analysis of meager data Who has conducted the analysis? 22 27 +1323 1 Western doctors have long doubted patients like Alain Franques , who says acupuncture controlled his asthma when drugs failed . Now a critical analysis of meager data concludes there ' s tantalizing evidence the ancient treatment does help . tantalizing evidence How many studies were analyzed to give this type of evidence? 31 33 +1323 1 Western doctors have long doubted patients like Alain Franques , who says acupuncture controlled his asthma when drugs failed . Now a critical analysis of meager data concludes there ' s tantalizing evidence the ancient treatment does help . acupuncture What do the proponents of acupuncture say about its benefits? 12 13 +1323 1 Western doctors have long doubted patients like Alain Franques , who says acupuncture controlled his asthma when drugs failed . Now a critical analysis of meager data concludes there ' s tantalizing evidence the ancient treatment does help . tantalizing evidence what is the evidence? 31 33 +1323 2 Using acupuncture as an aid in the treatment of respiratory disease might be safer than prolonged use of drugs alone , Dr . Kim Jobst of Oxford University wrote in Friday ' s debut issue of the Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine . prolonged use of drugs alone , What types of drugs were considered in this meta-analysis? 15 21 +1323 2 Using acupuncture as an aid in the treatment of respiratory disease might be safer than prolonged use of drugs alone , Dr . Kim Jobst of Oxford University wrote in Friday ' s debut issue of the Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine . acupuncture How long has acupuncture been in used? 1 2 +1323 2 Using acupuncture as an aid in the treatment of respiratory disease might be safer than prolonged use of drugs alone , Dr . Kim Jobst of Oxford University wrote in Friday ' s debut issue of the Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine . Friday ' s debut issue what year was this? 30 35 +1323 3 Jobst urged scientists to immediately start rigorous study to prove that , a call that comes as the Food and Drug Administration considers whether to give its stamp of approval to acupuncture . prove that , How long will this take? 9 12 +1323 3 Jobst urged scientists to immediately start rigorous study to prove that , a call that comes as the Food and Drug Administration considers whether to give its stamp of approval to acupuncture . stamp of approval When will they do this? 27 30 +1323 3 Jobst urged scientists to immediately start rigorous study to prove that , a call that comes as the Food and Drug Administration considers whether to give its stamp of approval to acupuncture . study How would the effects of acupuncture be studied by scientists? What metrics would they measure? 7 8 +1323 4 Acupuncture , which evolved 5 , 000 years ago in China , is based on the principle of chi , an invisible network of energy that is supposed to keep organs functioning . Acupuncture needles are to stimulate chi ' s circulation . China , Are there other countries, aside from China, who still use acupuncture? 10 12 +1323 4 Acupuncture , which evolved 5 , 000 years ago in China , is based on the principle of chi , an invisible network of energy that is supposed to keep organs functioning . Acupuncture needles are to stimulate chi ' s circulation . chi ' s circulation how does it flow exactly? 38 42 +1323 5 Acupuncture has never been proved to Western standards but , because it predates the FDA and hasn ' t been shown to be dangerous , it is widely practiced . Americans made some 9 million visits to acupuncturists last year , for everything from asthma to pain . everything What other ailments can be improved by acupuncturists? 42 43 +1324 1 Razmi Yousef , arrested and deported to the United States as the principal suspect in the World Trade Center bombing , was sought here last month in what police believed was a plot to kill Pope John Paul II . a plot to kill Pope John Paul What was the rationale behind the attempt? 31 38 +1324 1 Razmi Yousef , arrested and deported to the United States as the principal suspect in the World Trade Center bombing , was sought here last month in what police believed was a plot to kill Pope John Paul II . Pope Why was he trying to kill the Pope? 35 36 +1324 1 Razmi Yousef , arrested and deported to the United States as the principal suspect in the World Trade Center bombing , was sought here last month in what police believed was a plot to kill Pope John Paul II . deported How was he deported to the U.S.? 5 6 +1324 1 Razmi Yousef , arrested and deported to the United States as the principal suspect in the World Trade Center bombing , was sought here last month in what police believed was a plot to kill Pope John Paul II . World Trade Center bombing , Was he prosecuted for his role in the bombing? 16 21 +1324 1 Razmi Yousef , arrested and deported to the United States as the principal suspect in the World Trade Center bombing , was sought here last month in what police believed was a plot to kill Pope John Paul II . plot to kill Pope John Paul II How did he attempt to kill the pope? 32 39 +1324 1 Razmi Yousef , arrested and deported to the United States as the principal suspect in the World Trade Center bombing , was sought here last month in what police believed was a plot to kill Pope John Paul II . arrested and deported Why was he arrested and deported? 3 6 +1324 1 Razmi Yousef , arrested and deported to the United States as the principal suspect in the World Trade Center bombing , was sought here last month in what police believed was a plot to kill Pope John Paul II . principal suspect Were there other suspects? 12 14 +1324 1 Razmi Yousef , arrested and deported to the United States as the principal suspect in the World Trade Center bombing , was sought here last month in what police believed was a plot to kill Pope John Paul II . police believed Why did they believe this to be true? 28 30 +1324 2 The 27 - year - old Iraqi native was arrested Tuesday in Pakistan and secretly flown to the United States in a U . S . government plane . In New York on Thursday , he pleaded innocent to 11 counts relating to the Feb . 26 , 1993 , bombing of the Manhattan landmark . secretly Why was his transportation to the United States a secret? 14 15 +1324 2 The 27 - year - old Iraqi native was arrested Tuesday in Pakistan and secretly flown to the United States in a U . S . government plane . In New York on Thursday , he pleaded innocent to 11 counts relating to the Feb . 26 , 1993 , bombing of the Manhattan landmark . innocent What is his defense against these charges? 37 38 +1324 2 The 27 - year - old Iraqi native was arrested Tuesday in Pakistan and secretly flown to the United States in a U . S . government plane . In New York on Thursday , he pleaded innocent to 11 counts relating to the Feb . 26 , 1993 , bombing of the Manhattan landmark . secretly flown Why did it have to be a secret? 14 16 +1324 2 The 27 - year - old Iraqi native was arrested Tuesday in Pakistan and secretly flown to the United States in a U . S . government plane . In New York on Thursday , he pleaded innocent to 11 counts relating to the Feb . 26 , 1993 , bombing of the Manhattan landmark . pleaded innocent Was this his lawyers advice? 36 38 +1324 3 Yousef ' s name surfaced here after police raided an apartment Jan . 6 a few blocks from where Pope John Paul II was to stay during his visit to the Philippines . The pontiff arrived Jan . 12 and left for New Guinea four days later . Pope Why was the Pope visiting the Philippines? 19 20 +1324 3 Yousef ' s name surfaced here after police raided an apartment Jan . 6 a few blocks from where Pope John Paul II was to stay during his visit to the Philippines . The pontiff arrived Jan . 12 and left for New Guinea four days later . raided an apartment Why did the police raid the apartment? 8 11 +1324 3 Yousef ' s name surfaced here after police raided an apartment Jan . 6 a few blocks from where Pope John Paul II was to stay during his visit to the Philippines . The pontiff arrived Jan . 12 and left for New Guinea four days later . name surfaced In what situation did his name surface? 3 5 +1324 3 Yousef ' s name surfaced here after police raided an apartment Jan . 6 a few blocks from where Pope John Paul II was to stay during his visit to the Philippines . The pontiff arrived Jan . 12 and left for New Guinea four days later . raided an apartment What led them to this apartment? 8 11 +1324 3 Yousef ' s name surfaced here after police raided an apartment Jan . 6 a few blocks from where Pope John Paul II was to stay during his visit to the Philippines . The pontiff arrived Jan . 12 and left for New Guinea four days later . his visit to the Philippines Why was the Pope visiting the Philippines? 27 32 +1324 4 Police released few details of the incident . After the pope left , they said agents arrested two Middle Easterners and seized Bibles , pictures of the pope , maps of his routes and bomb - making equipment . Easterners Why was another Middle Easterner arrested? 19 20 +1324 4 Police released few details of the incident . After the pope left , they said agents arrested two Middle Easterners and seized Bibles , pictures of the pope , maps of his routes and bomb - making equipment . few details Why did the police release few details about this incident? 2 4 +1324 4 Police released few details of the incident . After the pope left , they said agents arrested two Middle Easterners and seized Bibles , pictures of the pope , maps of his routes and bomb - making equipment . released few details Why didn't they reveal all of the details? 1 4 +1324 4 Police released few details of the incident . After the pope left , they said agents arrested two Middle Easterners and seized Bibles , pictures of the pope , maps of his routes and bomb - making equipment . seized What did they seize? 21 22 +1324 5 Police spokesman Arturo Lomibao said Yousef was among three people who eluded arrest and were being sought . He apparently slipped out of the country . slipped out of the country How had he eluded capture for so long? 20 25 +1324 5 Police spokesman Arturo Lomibao said Yousef was among three people who eluded arrest and were being sought . He apparently slipped out of the country . eluded How was he able to elude arrest? 11 12 +1324 5 Police spokesman Arturo Lomibao said Yousef was among three people who eluded arrest and were being sought . He apparently slipped out of the country . slipped How did he slip out of the country? 20 21 +1324 5 Police spokesman Arturo Lomibao said Yousef was among three people who eluded arrest and were being sought . He apparently slipped out of the country . slipped out of the country How did Yousef slip out of the country? 20 25 +1324 5 Police spokesman Arturo Lomibao said Yousef was among three people who eluded arrest and were being sought . He apparently slipped out of the country . eluded arrest How long did they elude arrest? 11 13 +1324 5 Police spokesman Arturo Lomibao said Yousef was among three people who eluded arrest and were being sought . He apparently slipped out of the country . slipped out of the country How did he slip out of the country? 20 25 +1325 1 President Ernesto Zedillo ordered the arrest of Subcomandante Marcos and other leaders of last year ' s Indian rebellion on Thursday , a day after federal agents uncovered what he called major weapons caches and plans for " new and greater acts of violence " across Mexico . Indian rebellion Why did this rebellion take place? 17 19 +1325 1 President Ernesto Zedillo ordered the arrest of Subcomandante Marcos and other leaders of last year ' s Indian rebellion on Thursday , a day after federal agents uncovered what he called major weapons caches and plans for " new and greater acts of violence " across Mexico . major weapons caches How do you decide what weapons caches are major? 31 34 +1325 1 President Ernesto Zedillo ordered the arrest of Subcomandante Marcos and other leaders of last year ' s Indian rebellion on Thursday , a day after federal agents uncovered what he called major weapons caches and plans for " new and greater acts of violence " across Mexico . he called major weapons caches How were these stockpiles discovered? 29 34 +1325 1 President Ernesto Zedillo ordered the arrest of Subcomandante Marcos and other leaders of last year ' s Indian rebellion on Thursday , a day after federal agents uncovered what he called major weapons caches and plans for " new and greater acts of violence " across Mexico . uncovered Who tipped off this information that led to the arrest? 27 28 +1325 2 In a surprise , nationwide TV address , Zedillo said he had directed the army to increase patrols and to help keep order in the southern state of Chiapas , where the Indian rebellion erupted on Jan . 1 , 1994 . surprise , nationwide TV address , Why was the TV address a surprise? 2 8 +1325 2 In a surprise , nationwide TV address , Zedillo said he had directed the army to increase patrols and to help keep order in the southern state of Chiapas , where the Indian rebellion erupted on Jan . 1 , 1994 . Indian rebellion erupted on Jan . 1 , 1994 Why did the rebellion take place? 32 41 +1325 2 In a surprise , nationwide TV address , Zedillo said he had directed the army to increase patrols and to help keep order in the southern state of Chiapas , where the Indian rebellion erupted on Jan . 1 , 1994 . rebellion How violent is the rebellion, and which groups are involved? 33 34 +1325 2 In a surprise , nationwide TV address , Zedillo said he had directed the army to increase patrols and to help keep order in the southern state of Chiapas , where the Indian rebellion erupted on Jan . 1 , 1994 . surprise , nationwide it was not planned? 2 5 +1325 3 At least 145 people were killed in fighting until a cease - fire was called 12 days later . Several attempts at negotiating peace with the rebels have floundered , but the cease - fire has remained in effect . cease - fire was called Why was the cease-fire called? 10 15 +1325 3 At least 145 people were killed in fighting until a cease - fire was called 12 days later . Several attempts at negotiating peace with the rebels have floundered , but the cease - fire has remained in effect . negotiating peace with the rebels Why have the peace negotiations floundered? 22 27 +1325 3 At least 145 people were killed in fighting until a cease - fire was called 12 days later . Several attempts at negotiating peace with the rebels have floundered , but the cease - fire has remained in effect . peace with the rebels have floundered , Why have these talks stalled out? 23 30 +1325 3 At least 145 people were killed in fighting until a cease - fire was called 12 days later . Several attempts at negotiating peace with the rebels have floundered , but the cease - fire has remained in effect . rebels What are the objectives of the rebels? 26 27 +1325 3 At least 145 people were killed in fighting until a cease - fire was called 12 days later . Several attempts at negotiating peace with the rebels have floundered , but the cease - fire has remained in effect . floundered , why did they flounder? 28 30 +1325 4 Zedillo said federal judicial police on Wednesday discovered large , clandestine arsenals kept by the Zapatista National Liberation Army rebels in Mexico City and the Gulf Coast state of Veracruz . discovered large , clandestine arsenals How were these arsenals discovered? 7 12 +1325 4 Zedillo said federal judicial police on Wednesday discovered large , clandestine arsenals kept by the Zapatista National Liberation Army rebels in Mexico City and the Gulf Coast state of Veracruz . rebels How widespread is the rebellion? 19 20 +1325 5 The caches included high - powered weapons such as hand - grenades , mortar heads and explosives , he said . hand - grenades , mortar heads and explosives , where do they get these? 9 18 +1326 1 Al " A . C . " Cowlings will not be writing a book attacking the reputation Nicole Brown Simpson , slain ex - wife of longtime friend O . J . Simpson , his attorney said . slain Why is she described as ‘slain’? 21 22 +1326 1 Al " A . C . " Cowlings will not be writing a book attacking the reputation Nicole Brown Simpson , slain ex - wife of longtime friend O . J . Simpson , his attorney said . not Why was it rumored that A.C. Cowlings would write a book attacking Nicole Brown Simpson? 9 10 +1326 1 Al " A . C . " Cowlings will not be writing a book attacking the reputation Nicole Brown Simpson , slain ex - wife of longtime friend O . J . Simpson , his attorney said . friend What was the friendship between Cowlings and O.J. Simpson like? 27 28 +1326 2 Cowlings had nothing to do with a book proposal reportedly circulated among publishers on Monday , attorney Donald Re said on CNN ' s " Larry King Live " program Wednesday . nothing Why was Cowlings' name attached to this book proposal? 2 3 +1326 3 " He still has not seen the proposal but the published reports on what the proposal contains was enough to really hurt A . C . because he wants no part in trying to tarnish Nicole , " Re said . proposal contains what does the proposal contain? 15 17 +1326 3 " He still has not seen the proposal but the published reports on what the proposal contains was enough to really hurt A . C . because he wants no part in trying to tarnish Nicole , " Re said . tarnish Why ‘tarnish’ Nicole - why is there a concern for reputation? 34 35 +1326 3 " He still has not seen the proposal but the published reports on what the proposal contains was enough to really hurt A . C . because he wants no part in trying to tarnish Nicole , " Re said . Nicole , " Did Cowlings have a good relationship with Nicole Brown Simpson? 35 38 +1326 4 Cowlings ' book was going to defend Simpson and condemn Ms . Simpson as a promiscuous drug abuser , the New York Post reported Tuesday . condemn Are allegations about Nicole's drug use accurate? 9 10 +1326 5 The report was based on a 30 - page proposal for " A . C . and O . J . : The True Story of a Friendship , Marriage and a Murder , " circulated among publishers Monday by Cowlings ' agent , Mitch Douglas of International Creative Management . agent , Why did Cowlings' agent circulate this proposal if Cowlings was not involved with it at all? 42 44 +1327 1 Soldiers and rebel fighters dug trenches and braced for a confrontation after President Ernesto Zedillo ' s announcement that he was cracking down on the Chiapas insurgency . Chiapas insurgency What is the Chiapas insurgency? 25 27 +1327 1 Soldiers and rebel fighters dug trenches and braced for a confrontation after President Ernesto Zedillo ' s announcement that he was cracking down on the Chiapas insurgency . cracking down Why was the President cracking down? 21 23 +1327 1 Soldiers and rebel fighters dug trenches and braced for a confrontation after President Ernesto Zedillo ' s announcement that he was cracking down on the Chiapas insurgency . cracking down on the Chiapas insurgency . Why was a crackdown taking place? 21 28 +1327 1 Soldiers and rebel fighters dug trenches and braced for a confrontation after President Ernesto Zedillo ' s announcement that he was cracking down on the Chiapas insurgency . Chiapas Who are the Chiapas and why are they rising up? 25 26 +1327 2 Fighters from the Zapatista National Liberation Army told reporters Thursday they were going on " red alert . " Guerrillas felled trees and planted mines along the roads leading into rebel territory in the southern Chiapas state . " red alert . " Why were they going on \"red alert\"? 14 19 +1327 2 Fighters from the Zapatista National Liberation Army told reporters Thursday they were going on " red alert . " Guerrillas felled trees and planted mines along the roads leading into rebel territory in the southern Chiapas state . Zapatista Is the Zapatista National Liberation Army the same group as the Chiapas, or is it their rival? 3 4 +1327 3 In the village of San Andres Larrainzar , at least 200 soldiers , accompanied by an armored vehicle with a 90mm gun , guarded the village of San Andres Larrainzar , about 10 miles ( 16 km ) north of San Cristobal , the state ' s largest city . soldiers , Which soldiers? 11 13 +1327 3 In the village of San Andres Larrainzar , at least 200 soldiers , accompanied by an armored vehicle with a 90mm gun , guarded the village of San Andres Larrainzar , about 10 miles ( 16 km ) north of San Cristobal , the state ' s largest city . guarded What are they protecting in the village? 23 24 +1327 4 Tensions rose as Zedillo announced he was ordering the arrest of six leaders of the Zapatista National Liberation Army , including the rebel group ' s mysterious leader Subcommandante Marcos . the arrest of six leaders Why was he ordering their arrest? 8 13 +1327 4 Tensions rose as Zedillo announced he was ordering the arrest of six leaders of the Zapatista National Liberation Army , including the rebel group ' s mysterious leader Subcommandante Marcos . arrest of six leaders What were the charges that were leading to these arrests? 9 13 +1327 4 Tensions rose as Zedillo announced he was ordering the arrest of six leaders of the Zapatista National Liberation Army , including the rebel group ' s mysterious leader Subcommandante Marcos . Subcommandante Who is Subcommandante Marcos and how did he come to lead the Zapatista National Liberation Army? 28 29 +1327 5 Chiapas residents feared they could become victims of renewed fighting . More than 145 people died when the Zapatistas launched an uprising Jan . 1 , 1994 . A cease - fire was declared 12 days later . uprising What was the original uprising about? 21 22 +1327 5 Chiapas residents feared they could become victims of renewed fighting . More than 145 people died when the Zapatistas launched an uprising Jan . 1 , 1994 . A cease - fire was declared 12 days later . renewed When did violence first begin? 8 9 +1328 1 With a personal visit to Congress , German Chancellor Helmut Kohl is trying to temper legislators ' zeal for lifting the arms embargo against the Bosnian government . He also is warning against abandoning Russian President Boris Yeltsin . zeal Why is Congress for lifting the embargo? 17 18 +1328 1 With a personal visit to Congress , German Chancellor Helmut Kohl is trying to temper legislators ' zeal for lifting the arms embargo against the Bosnian government . He also is warning against abandoning Russian President Boris Yeltsin . warning against Why is Kohl warning against this? 31 33 +1328 1 With a personal visit to Congress , German Chancellor Helmut Kohl is trying to temper legislators ' zeal for lifting the arms embargo against the Bosnian government . He also is warning against abandoning Russian President Boris Yeltsin . abandoning How is Yeltsin being abandoned? 33 34 +1328 1 With a personal visit to Congress , German Chancellor Helmut Kohl is trying to temper legislators ' zeal for lifting the arms embargo against the Bosnian government . He also is warning against abandoning Russian President Boris Yeltsin . lifting the arms embargo Why is there an arms embargo? 19 23 +1328 1 With a personal visit to Congress , German Chancellor Helmut Kohl is trying to temper legislators ' zeal for lifting the arms embargo against the Bosnian government . He also is warning against abandoning Russian President Boris Yeltsin . trying to temper legislators ' zeal Why is he specifically against lifting the embargo while congress isn't? 12 18 +1328 1 With a personal visit to Congress , German Chancellor Helmut Kohl is trying to temper legislators ' zeal for lifting the arms embargo against the Bosnian government . He also is warning against abandoning Russian President Boris Yeltsin . abandoning Russian President Boris Yeltsin Why was Kohl arguing against abandoning Yeltsin? 33 38 +1328 2 In a series of meetings Thursday that Kohl requested , he told members of the House and Senate that " now is the wrong time " for the United States to act on its own to open the way for the Bosnians to obtain arms . " now is the wrong time " Why does Kohl believe it's the wrong time? 19 26 +1328 2 In a series of meetings Thursday that Kohl requested , he told members of the House and Senate that " now is the wrong time " for the United States to act on its own to open the way for the Bosnians to obtain arms . obtain arms Why does Bosnia want to obtain arms so badly, is war on the horizon? 43 45 +1328 2 In a series of meetings Thursday that Kohl requested , he told members of the House and Senate that " now is the wrong time " for the United States to act on its own to open the way for the Bosnians to obtain arms . " now is the wrong time " Why is now a bad time? 19 26 +1328 3 A U . N . - mandated arms embargo exists against all parties to the fighting in the former Yugoslavia . But the Serbs inherited the weapons of the Yugoslav army and are far better equipped than their rivals . embargo Why does the current embargo exist? 8 9 +1328 3 A U . N . - mandated arms embargo exists against all parties to the fighting in the former Yugoslavia . But the Serbs inherited the weapons of the Yugoslav army and are far better equipped than their rivals . Serbs What are 'Serbs'? 23 24 +1328 4 There is bipartisan support in Congress for helping the Bosnians obtain the arms to defend themselves . President Clinton has said he would like to see the embargo lifted but only through United Nations action . see the embargo lifted How would the process go and how fast would it be for them to obtain sufficient arms after an embargo is lifted? 25 29 +1328 5 Clinton and Kohl surveyed prospects for NATO ' s expansion and strengthening U . S . ties to Europe during a 2 1 / 2 - hour meeting at the White House . prospects What are the prospects? 4 5 +1328 5 Clinton and Kohl surveyed prospects for NATO ' s expansion and strengthening U . S . ties to Europe during a 2 1 / 2 - hour meeting at the White House . strengthening U . S . ties to Europe What sort of ties were being discussed at the meeting between Clinton and Kohl? 11 19 +1329 1 The European Union plans to sign an economic pact with Vietnam by the end of June , following a breakthrough last month in efforts by Germany to deport some its 40 , 000 illegal Vietnamese residents , diplomats said Friday . an economic pact What will the pact contain? 6 9 +1329 1 The European Union plans to sign an economic pact with Vietnam by the end of June , following a breakthrough last month in efforts by Germany to deport some its 40 , 000 illegal Vietnamese residents , diplomats said Friday . diplomats Who are the diplomats? What country are they from? 37 38 +1329 1 The European Union plans to sign an economic pact with Vietnam by the end of June , following a breakthrough last month in efforts by Germany to deport some its 40 , 000 illegal Vietnamese residents , diplomats said Friday . European Union plans to sign an economic pact What is an economic pact, and why is the EU signing one with Vietnam? 1 9 +1329 1 The European Union plans to sign an economic pact with Vietnam by the end of June , following a breakthrough last month in efforts by Germany to deport some its 40 , 000 illegal Vietnamese residents , diplomats said Friday . Germany to deport some its 40 , 000 illegal What happened in Germany to have a breakthrough to deport almost 40,000 illegal Vietnamese residents? 25 34 +1329 2 Vietnam and the EU , which groups 15 countries , have now resolved the last issue blocking the treaty , said France ' s ambassador in Hanoi , Jean - Francois Nougarede . which groups 15 countries , Which countries were involved? 5 10 +1329 2 Vietnam and the EU , which groups 15 countries , have now resolved the last issue blocking the treaty , said France ' s ambassador in Hanoi , Jean - Francois Nougarede . have now resolved the last issue How did Vietnam and the EU resolve the last issue that was blocking the treaty? 10 16 +1329 3 The two sides expect to sign the pact during France ' s six - month term as Union president , Nougarede said at a news conference . France assumed the rotating Union presidency from Germany at the start of 1995 . six - month When will this be? 12 15 +1329 3 The two sides expect to sign the pact during France ' s six - month term as Union president , Nougarede said at a news conference . France assumed the rotating Union presidency from Germany at the start of 1995 . The two sides expect to sign the pact Why are they signing the pact during such a short term by France as Union President? 0 8 +1329 4 Vietnam made a commitment in January to take back some of its illegal emigrants over a specific period of time , German ambassador Christian Kraemer told reporters at the joint conference . He declined to give details but described the commitment as " quite a step forward . " time , What specific period of time? 19 21 +1329 4 Vietnam made a commitment in January to take back some of its illegal emigrants over a specific period of time , German ambassador Christian Kraemer told reporters at the joint conference . He declined to give details but described the commitment as " quite a step forward . " Vietnam made a commitment in January Why did they make a committment to take back their emigrants? 0 6 +1329 4 Vietnam made a commitment in January to take back some of its illegal emigrants over a specific period of time , German ambassador Christian Kraemer told reporters at the joint conference . He declined to give details but described the commitment as " quite a step forward . " the commitment as " quite a step forward . " Why is it such a step forward? 39 49 +1329 5 Some of these Vietnamese went to former East Germany as " guest workers " to help pay off Vietnam ' s debt to the East German government . Most entered Germany from Eastern European countries after 1989 , seeking jobs after the collapse of the Berlin Wall . Vietnam ' s debt to the East German government What sort of debt did Vietnam have at this time? 18 27 +1329 5 Some of these Vietnamese went to former East Germany as " guest workers " to help pay off Vietnam ' s debt to the East German government . Most entered Germany from Eastern European countries after 1989 , seeking jobs after the collapse of the Berlin Wall . went to former East Germany as " guest workers " How long ago did these Vietnamese go to former East Germany to help pay off Vietnam's debt to the East German government, and would it be cruel to send them back to Vietnam after this amount of time? 4 14 +1329 5 Some of these Vietnamese went to former East Germany as " guest workers " to help pay off Vietnam ' s debt to the East German government . Most entered Germany from Eastern European countries after 1989 , seeking jobs after the collapse of the Berlin Wall . jobs after the collapse of the Berlin Wall If the Vietnamese moved to Germany around 1990, they've been there for nearly 30 years, and why would either government be proud of what they're doing by uprooting these people, again? 39 47 +1330 1 Prices on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange closed generally lower Friday on profit - taking . closed generally lower Why did it close generally lower? 7 10 +1330 1 Prices on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange closed generally lower Friday on profit - taking . Stock Exchange closed generally lower Why did prices closed lower? 5 10 +1330 1 Prices on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange closed generally lower Friday on profit - taking . lower Why did the stock exchange closed lower? 9 10 +1330 2 The Hang Seng Index , the market ' s key indicator of blue chips , fell 42 . 06 points , or 0 . 5 percent , closing at 8 , 012 . 82 . On Thursday , the index had gained 120 points . chips , What are blue chips in the stock market? 13 15 +1330 3 Turnover amounted to 3 . 266 billion Hong Kong dollars ( U . S . dlrs 418 million ) , up from Thursday ' s 3 . 229 billion Hong Kong dollars ( U . S . dlrs 413 million ) . up from Thursday ' s Why did it boost up so high in that amount of time? 20 25 +1330 3 Turnover amounted to 3 . 266 billion Hong Kong dollars ( U . S . dlrs 418 million ) , up from Thursday ' s 3 . 229 billion Hong Kong dollars ( U . S . dlrs 413 million ) . Turnover What does an increase in turnover mean? 0 1 +1330 4 Brokers said the market was hit by profit - taking following recent sharp gains in share prices . gains in share What are gains in share prices? 13 16 +1330 4 Brokers said the market was hit by profit - taking following recent sharp gains in share prices . market was hit by profit - taking What caused the profit-taking to hit? 3 10 +1330 4 Brokers said the market was hit by profit - taking following recent sharp gains in share prices . recent sharp gains in share prices Why were there gains in the market before this session? 11 17 +1330 4 Brokers said the market was hit by profit - taking following recent sharp gains in share prices . profit - taking What does profit-taking mean? 7 10 +1330 5 They said investors also took profits ahead of the release later Friday in the United States of January producer price data , which are expected to show a 0 . 4 - percent increase in manufacturing prices . They said investors also took profits ahead Why did investors take profits ahead? 0 7 +1330 5 They said investors also took profits ahead of the release later Friday in the United States of January producer price data , which are expected to show a 0 . 4 - percent increase in manufacturing prices . 0 . 4 - percent increase in manufacturing prices Why did manufacturing prices increase in the month prior? 28 37 +1330 5 They said investors also took profits ahead of the release later Friday in the United States of January producer price data , which are expected to show a 0 . 4 - percent increase in manufacturing prices . increase What caused this increase? 33 34 +1331 1 Police have arrested a South African student with ties to the suspected mastermind of the bombing of New York ' s World Trade Center , reports published Friday said . ties How do they know the student had ties to the bombing?\n 8 9 +1331 1 Police have arrested a South African student with ties to the suspected mastermind of the bombing of New York ' s World Trade Center , reports published Friday said . ties to the suspected mastermind How was this student tied to the WTC bombing? 8 13 +1331 1 Police have arrested a South African student with ties to the suspected mastermind of the bombing of New York ' s World Trade Center , reports published Friday said . ties How are the two connected? 8 9 +1331 2 Istiaque Parker , a student at the Islamic University in Islamabad , brought the reputed terrorist , Ramzi Ahmed Yousef , the Su - Casa Guest House on Monday and the two went out for coffee in the evening , hotel manager Musawar Qazi told The Associated Press . and the two went out for coffee in the evening , how were they friends?\n 29 40 +1331 2 Istiaque Parker , a student at the Islamic University in Islamabad , brought the reputed terrorist , Ramzi Ahmed Yousef , the Su - Casa Guest House on Monday and the two went out for coffee in the evening , hotel manager Musawar Qazi told The Associated Press . two went out for coffee Why was the \"mastermind\" not arrested, just the student? 31 36 +1331 3 On Tuesday morning , about 10 Pakistani and U . S . law enforcement officials burst into the hotel , raced up the stairs and arrested Yousef in Room 16 , a small , clean room with two single beds . hotel , How did they know he was in the hotel? 18 20 +1331 4 Yousef was extradited to New York and pleaded innocent Thursday to charges he plotted and helped carry out the Feb . 26 , 1993 , bombing in New York ' s financial district . The explosion killed six people , injured more than 1 , 000 others were and caused dlrs 500 million in damage . extradited How was he extradited to New York? 2 3 +1331 4 Yousef was extradited to New York and pleaded innocent Thursday to charges he plotted and helped carry out the Feb . 26 , 1993 , bombing in New York ' s financial district . The explosion killed six people , injured more than 1 , 000 others were and caused dlrs 500 million in damage . helped carry out How did he help carry out the bombing? 15 18 +1331 4 Yousef was extradited to New York and pleaded innocent Thursday to charges he plotted and helped carry out the Feb . 26 , 1993 , bombing in New York ' s financial district . The explosion killed six people , injured more than 1 , 000 others were and caused dlrs 500 million in damage . extradited Was his extradition immediate, or was it contested? 2 3 +1331 5 Parker was picked up shortly after Yousef ' s arrest , said The News , an English - language daily . The News , an English - language daily how did they find out?\n 12 20 +1332 1 Asian stock markets closed generally mixed Friday , with the key index rising in Tokyo after a three - day losing streak . key index What is the key index? 10 12 +1332 1 Asian stock markets closed generally mixed Friday , with the key index rising in Tokyo after a three - day losing streak . the key index rising in Tokyo Why did Tokyo's stock indices rise on this day? 9 15 +1332 1 Asian stock markets closed generally mixed Friday , with the key index rising in Tokyo after a three - day losing streak . key index rising in Tokyo after a three - day Does this streak say anything about the economy? 10 20 +1332 1 Asian stock markets closed generally mixed Friday , with the key index rising in Tokyo after a three - day losing streak . key What is the key index? 10 11 +1332 2 Tokyo ' s 225 - issue Nikkei Stock Average gained 191 . 80 points , or 1 . 06 percent , closing the week at 18 , 291 . 35 . Before Friday ' s rebound , the key index had fallen a total of 567 . 68 points in the three previous sessions . fallen a total of 567 . 68 points What was the cause of the losing streak for the Nikkei? 41 49 +1332 2 Tokyo ' s 225 - issue Nikkei Stock Average gained 191 . 80 points , or 1 . 06 percent , closing the week at 18 , 291 . 35 . Before Friday ' s rebound , the key index had fallen a total of 567 . 68 points in the three previous sessions . fallen Why had the stock market been falling in Asia before Friday? 41 42 +1332 2 Tokyo ' s 225 - issue Nikkei Stock Average gained 191 . 80 points , or 1 . 06 percent , closing the week at 18 , 291 . 35 . Before Friday ' s rebound , the key index had fallen a total of 567 . 68 points in the three previous sessions . gained What caused the key index to rise on Friday? 9 10 +1332 3 The Tokyo Stock Price Index of all issues listed on the first section was up 13 . 58 points , or 0 . 96 percent , to 1 , 426 . 29 . The TOPIX lost 4 . 33 points , or 0 . 30 percent , to 1 , 419 . 42 Thursday . Index How is this different from the key index? 4 5 +1332 4 Share prices fell on arbitrage selling early in the session , but renewed buying of some construction issues reversed the course spurred , dealers said , by hopes for reconstruction from the devastating Jan . 17 earthquake in Kobe . some construction issues What is a construction issue? 15 18 +1332 4 Share prices fell on arbitrage selling early in the session , but renewed buying of some construction issues reversed the course spurred , dealers said , by hopes for reconstruction from the devastating Jan . 17 earthquake in Kobe . reconstruction from the devastating How does hopes for reconstruction spending affect other semi-related markets? 29 33 +1332 4 Share prices fell on arbitrage selling early in the session , but renewed buying of some construction issues reversed the course spurred , dealers said , by hopes for reconstruction from the devastating Jan . 17 earthquake in Kobe . arbitrage What does 'arbitrage' mean? 4 5 +1332 5 Meanwhile , the U . S . dollar was trading at 98 . 79 yen , down 0 . 03 yen from late Thursday trading in Tokyo and below late New York trading overnight at 98 . 90 yen . U . S . dollar was trading at 98 . 79 yen , How does the U.S. dollar, if at all change in response to the earthquake? 3 16 +1332 5 Meanwhile , the U . S . dollar was trading at 98 . 79 yen , down 0 . 03 yen from late Thursday trading in Tokyo and below late New York trading overnight at 98 . 90 yen . yen , What is a typical exchange rate between US dollar and yen? 14 16 +1333 1 Supporters and foes of PLO Chairman Yasser Arafat fought with machine guns and rocket - propelled grenades at Lebanon ' s largest refugee camp Friday . No casualties were reported . fought Why were they fighting? 8 9 +1333 1 Supporters and foes of PLO Chairman Yasser Arafat fought with machine guns and rocket - propelled grenades at Lebanon ' s largest refugee camp Friday . No casualties were reported . with machine guns and rocket - propelled grenades What was the reasoning for such heavy fighting? 9 17 +1333 1 Supporters and foes of PLO Chairman Yasser Arafat fought with machine guns and rocket - propelled grenades at Lebanon ' s largest refugee camp Friday . No casualties were reported . PLO What is PLO? 4 5 +1333 2 The clash began about midnight ( 2200 GMT Thursday ) at Ein el - Hilweh camp , home to 60 , 000 Palestinians on the southeastern outskirts of this port city . The clash began about midnight What was the catalyst for the fight? 0 5 +1333 2 The clash began about midnight ( 2200 GMT Thursday ) at Ein el - Hilweh camp , home to 60 , 000 Palestinians on the southeastern outskirts of this port city . clash What event caused the clash? 1 2 +1333 3 The battle erupted when a pro - Arafat activist , returning to Ein el - Hilweh after a prolonged absence , was greeted by comrades with rifles fired in the air . greeted by comrades with rifles fired in the air Why was the activist greeted this way? 22 31 +1333 3 The battle erupted when a pro - Arafat activist , returning to Ein el - Hilweh after a prolonged absence , was greeted by comrades with rifles fired in the air . absence , Why was there a prolonged absence? 19 21 +1333 5 Makdah and leaders from Arafat ' s mainstream Fatah faction intervened to stop the clash , the statement added . intervened How did they intervene? 10 11 +1333 5 Makdah and leaders from Arafat ' s mainstream Fatah faction intervened to stop the clash , the statement added . Makdah Were they able to eventually stop the clash? 0 1 +1334 1 He arrived in New York on an Iraqi passport , masterminded the World Trade Center blast and fled before the smoke had cleared , authorities say . He Who is he? 0 1 +1334 1 He arrived in New York on an Iraqi passport , masterminded the World Trade Center blast and fled before the smoke had cleared , authorities say . Iraqi Was this a genuine passport? 7 8 +1334 1 He arrived in New York on an Iraqi passport , masterminded the World Trade Center blast and fled before the smoke had cleared , authorities say . masterminded How did he mastermind the WTC explosion? 10 11 +1334 1 He arrived in New York on an Iraqi passport , masterminded the World Trade Center blast and fled before the smoke had cleared , authorities say . say Who are authorities speaking to here? 25 26 +1334 1 He arrived in New York on an Iraqi passport , masterminded the World Trade Center blast and fled before the smoke had cleared , authorities say . fled before the smoke had cleared , How had the person fled so quickly? 17 24 +1334 2 Using a string of aliases , he then hopscotched the globe , leaving clues of unsuccessful bombing attacks allegedly planned for the Philippines and Thailand . allegedly Who is alleging? 18 19 +1334 2 Using a string of aliases , he then hopscotched the globe , leaving clues of unsuccessful bombing attacks allegedly planned for the Philippines and Thailand . hopscotched the globe , How was he able to move so freely if he was a wanted man? 8 12 +1334 2 Using a string of aliases , he then hopscotched the globe , leaving clues of unsuccessful bombing attacks allegedly planned for the Philippines and Thailand . Philippines Why did he choose the Philippines as another target? 22 23 +1334 2 Using a string of aliases , he then hopscotched the globe , leaving clues of unsuccessful bombing attacks allegedly planned for the Philippines and Thailand . Thailand Why did he choose Thailand as another target? 24 25 +1334 2 Using a string of aliases , he then hopscotched the globe , leaving clues of unsuccessful bombing attacks allegedly planned for the Philippines and Thailand . unsuccessful Why did these attacks fail? 15 16 +1334 2 Using a string of aliases , he then hopscotched the globe , leaving clues of unsuccessful bombing attacks allegedly planned for the Philippines and Thailand . clues of unsuccessful bombing attacks How were the attacks found out before they took place? 13 18 +1334 3 Finally , after two years as a fugitive , the mysterious Ramzi Ahmed Yousef was captured in a hotel room in Islamabad , Pakistan . mysterious Why is he mysterious? 10 11 +1334 3 Finally , after two years as a fugitive , the mysterious Ramzi Ahmed Yousef was captured in a hotel room in Islamabad , Pakistan . captured How was he captured? 15 16 +1334 3 Finally , after two years as a fugitive , the mysterious Ramzi Ahmed Yousef was captured in a hotel room in Islamabad , Pakistan . captured Who captured him and how? 15 16 +1334 3 Finally , after two years as a fugitive , the mysterious Ramzi Ahmed Yousef was captured in a hotel room in Islamabad , Pakistan . was captured in a hotel room How was Yousef captured? 14 20 +1334 4 The 27 - year - old suspect was lying peacefully on a bed Tuesday morning when Pakistani police and U . S . law enforcement officers broke in , according to the officials , who requested anonymity . 27 - year - old How did he become a \"mastermind\" at such a young age? 1 6 +1334 4 The 27 - year - old suspect was lying peacefully on a bed Tuesday morning when Pakistani police and U . S . law enforcement officers broke in , according to the officials , who requested anonymity . anonymity Why did the speaker request anonymity? 36 37 +1334 4 The 27 - year - old suspect was lying peacefully on a bed Tuesday morning when Pakistani police and U . S . law enforcement officers broke in , according to the officials , who requested anonymity . U . S . What role did U.S. authorities play in tracking Yousef down? 19 23 +1334 5 " The blood ran out of his face , " said one official , adding that Yousef did not put up a struggle . adding that Yousef did not put up a struggle Are there any conclusions for this? 14 23 +1334 5 " The blood ran out of his face , " said one official , adding that Yousef did not put up a struggle . struggle Why didn't he resist? 22 23 +1335 1 Russian officials on Friday confirmed that Moscow had agreed to deliver several patrol submarines to China , but denied allegations that the deal could destabilize the balance of power in the region . allegations Where did the allegations come from? 19 20 +1335 1 Russian officials on Friday confirmed that Moscow had agreed to deliver several patrol submarines to China , but denied allegations that the deal could destabilize the balance of power in the region . destabilize How could it destabilize the region? 24 25 +1335 1 Russian officials on Friday confirmed that Moscow had agreed to deliver several patrol submarines to China , but denied allegations that the deal could destabilize the balance of power in the region . allegations Who is making the allegations? 19 20 +1335 1 Russian officials on Friday confirmed that Moscow had agreed to deliver several patrol submarines to China , but denied allegations that the deal could destabilize the balance of power in the region . destabilize Why do they believe the balance of power could be destabilized? 24 25 +1335 1 Russian officials on Friday confirmed that Moscow had agreed to deliver several patrol submarines to China , but denied allegations that the deal could destabilize the balance of power in the region . destabilize the balance of power How could this deal destabilize the region? 24 29 +1335 1 Russian officials on Friday confirmed that Moscow had agreed to deliver several patrol submarines to China , but denied allegations that the deal could destabilize the balance of power in the region . destabilize the balance of power in the region Why would the delivery of patrol submarines to China destabilize the balance of power in the region? 24 32 +1335 1 Russian officials on Friday confirmed that Moscow had agreed to deliver several patrol submarines to China , but denied allegations that the deal could destabilize the balance of power in the region . Moscow had agreed Why did Moscow agree to deliver patrol submarines to China? 6 9 +1335 2 A top Russian navy official , speaking on condition of anonymity , told the Interfax news agency that Russia had already built the first Kilo - class diesel submarine for China . But he said it hadn ' t yet delivered it , contrary to previous reports . contrary Why were there previous reports to the contrary? 43 44 +1335 2 A top Russian navy official , speaking on condition of anonymity , told the Interfax news agency that Russia had already built the first Kilo - class diesel submarine for China . But he said it hadn ' t yet delivered it , contrary to previous reports . previous reports Who would gain from reporting the subs had already been delivered? 45 47 +1335 2 A top Russian navy official , speaking on condition of anonymity , told the Interfax news agency that Russia had already built the first Kilo - class diesel submarine for China . But he said it hadn ' t yet delivered it , contrary to previous reports . contrary to previous reports Why have reports given conflicting information? 43 47 +1335 2 A top Russian navy official , speaking on condition of anonymity , told the Interfax news agency that Russia had already built the first Kilo - class diesel submarine for China . But he said it hadn ' t yet delivered it , contrary to previous reports . Kilo - class diesel submarine What does this submarine contain in the way of characteristics? 24 29 +1335 2 A top Russian navy official , speaking on condition of anonymity , told the Interfax news agency that Russia had already built the first Kilo - class diesel submarine for China . But he said it hadn ' t yet delivered it , contrary to previous reports . anonymity , Why did the Russian official insist on anonymity? 10 12 +1335 3 On Thursday , Robert Karniol , the Asia - Pacific editor for Jane ' s Defense Weekly magazine , said the deal was signed in November and China already had received one vessel . China Does China confirm or deny the receipt of one of the patrol submarines? 27 28 +1335 4 The dlrs 1 billion deal for the four submarines is " a major generational jump from China ' s current fleet and there are fears that it could use the vessels to push its own interests in the region , " he said . own interests What are China's interests specifically? 34 36 +1335 4 The dlrs 1 billion deal for the four submarines is " a major generational jump from China ' s current fleet and there are fears that it could use the vessels to push its own interests in the region , " he said . fears Who has these fears? 24 25 +1335 4 The dlrs 1 billion deal for the four submarines is " a major generational jump from China ' s current fleet and there are fears that it could use the vessels to push its own interests in the region , " he said . its own interests What are China's interests in the region? 33 36 +1335 4 The dlrs 1 billion deal for the four submarines is " a major generational jump from China ' s current fleet and there are fears that it could use the vessels to push its own interests in the region , " he said . fears that it could use the vessels What is the evidence that this could be the case? 24 31 +1335 4 The dlrs 1 billion deal for the four submarines is " a major generational jump from China ' s current fleet and there are fears that it could use the vessels to push its own interests in the region , " he said . interests What are China's interests in the region? 35 36 +1335 4 The dlrs 1 billion deal for the four submarines is " a major generational jump from China ' s current fleet and there are fears that it could use the vessels to push its own interests in the region , " he said . push What are the benefits to China if it asserts its interests in the region? 32 33 +1335 5 Karniol said Moscow ' s decision to sell China " their most advanced systems " was " a new development and very worrisome " to other nations in the region . very worrisome " Why are they worried? 21 24 +1335 5 Karniol said Moscow ' s decision to sell China " their most advanced systems " was " a new development and very worrisome " to other nations in the region . other nations in the region Which other nations specifically? 25 30 +1335 5 Karniol said Moscow ' s decision to sell China " their most advanced systems " was " a new development and very worrisome " to other nations in the region . very worrisome Why is this decision very worrisome? 21 23 +1335 5 Karniol said Moscow ' s decision to sell China " their most advanced systems " was " a new development and very worrisome " to other nations in the region . other nations in the region Which other nations are concerned? 25 30 +1335 5 Karniol said Moscow ' s decision to sell China " their most advanced systems " was " a new development and very worrisome " to other nations in the region . advanced systems " What characteristics do these \"most advanced systems\" have that previous systems did not have? 12 15 +1335 5 Karniol said Moscow ' s decision to sell China " their most advanced systems " was " a new development and very worrisome " to other nations in the region . worrisome " What other nations find Moscow's decision worrisome? 22 24 +1336 1 From the specially installed playing floor to the scalper - free zones around the America West Arena , the National Basketball Association All - Star game has been a major logistical campaign . All - Star How long has the All-Star game been around? 22 25 +1336 1 From the specially installed playing floor to the scalper - free zones around the America West Arena , the National Basketball Association All - Star game has been a major logistical campaign . specially installed Why was the floor specially installed? 2 4 +1336 1 From the specially installed playing floor to the scalper - free zones around the America West Arena , the National Basketball Association All - Star game has been a major logistical campaign . campaign What does campaign mean in this context? 31 32 +1336 1 From the specially installed playing floor to the scalper - free zones around the America West Arena , the National Basketball Association All - Star game has been a major logistical campaign . specially installed How was the playing floor installed? 2 4 +1336 1 From the specially installed playing floor to the scalper - free zones around the America West Arena , the National Basketball Association All - Star game has been a major logistical campaign . scalper - free zones How are these zones being enforced? 8 12 +1336 1 From the specially installed playing floor to the scalper - free zones around the America West Arena , the National Basketball Association All - Star game has been a major logistical campaign . specially installed playing floor What is the specially installed floor made of? 2 6 +1336 2 " It seems like we ' ve done little else over the last several months , " said Ray Artigue , general manager of SRO , the Phoenix Suns ' marketing arm . seems Why does it seem to Ray like they've done little else over the past month? 2 3 +1336 2 " It seems like we ' ve done little else over the last several months , " said Ray Artigue , general manager of SRO , the Phoenix Suns ' marketing arm . SRO , Why is SRO involved with the All-Star game? 24 26 +1336 2 " It seems like we ' ve done little else over the last several months , " said Ray Artigue , general manager of SRO , the Phoenix Suns ' marketing arm . we ' ve done little else What is it that they've been doing for the last several months? 4 10 +1336 3 Although the league calls most of the shots , the Suns had to find workers and get the plans completed for the NBA showcase . workers How did the Suns find workers? 14 15 +1336 3 Although the league calls most of the shots , the Suns had to find workers and get the plans completed for the NBA showcase . league calls most of the shots , Why does the league call most of the shots? 2 9 +1336 3 Although the league calls most of the shots , the Suns had to find workers and get the plans completed for the NBA showcase . the league calls most of the shots , Why does the league call most of the shots? 1 9 +1336 3 Although the league calls most of the shots , the Suns had to find workers and get the plans completed for the NBA showcase . get the plans completed Why do the Suns have to complete the plans if the league calls most of the shots? 16 20 +1336 3 Although the league calls most of the shots , the Suns had to find workers and get the plans completed for the NBA showcase . NBA showcase . When is the showcase taking place? 22 25 +1336 4 The Suns set up other activities leading up the game , including a luncheon and roast of star Charles Barkley , a basketball theme park and some VIP events like concerts . other activities Why are there other activities besides the game? 4 6 +1336 4 The Suns set up other activities leading up the game , including a luncheon and roast of star Charles Barkley , a basketball theme park and some VIP events like concerts . basketball theme park What rides will be at the theme park? 22 25 +1336 5 An ordinance passed Jan . 31 creates a place for ticket scalpers - - or touts - - in order to keep fans and souvenir stands off the street and away from traffic . ordinance Why was an ordinance passed? 1 2 +1336 5 An ordinance passed Jan . 31 creates a place for ticket scalpers - - or touts - - in order to keep fans and souvenir stands off the street and away from traffic . ordinance How was the ordinance passed; was it city or statewide? 1 2 +1336 5 An ordinance passed Jan . 31 creates a place for ticket scalpers - - or touts - - in order to keep fans and souvenir stands off the street and away from traffic . place for ticket scalpers Where is the place for touts? 8 12 +1337 1 A 14 - year - old Christian boy convicted of writing anti - Islamic slogans on a mosque has been sentenced to hang under Pakistan ' s strict blasphemy laws . strict blasphemy laws What kind of blasphemy laws does Pakistan have? 27 30 +1337 1 A 14 - year - old Christian boy convicted of writing anti - Islamic slogans on a mosque has been sentenced to hang under Pakistan ' s strict blasphemy laws . blasphemy What are Pakistan's blasphemy laws? 28 29 +1337 1 A 14 - year - old Christian boy convicted of writing anti - Islamic slogans on a mosque has been sentenced to hang under Pakistan ' s strict blasphemy laws . 14 - year - old Are children who commit crimes offered any protections under Pakistani law? 1 6 +1337 2 Judge Mujahid Hussein on Thursday found young Salamat Masih and his adult uncle , Rehmat Masih , guilty of insulting Islam , a crime that carries a mandatory death penalty . uncle , Did the uncle lead or influence the child's behavior? 12 14 +1337 2 Judge Mujahid Hussein on Thursday found young Salamat Masih and his adult uncle , Rehmat Masih , guilty of insulting Islam , a crime that carries a mandatory death penalty . mandatory Are there ever exceptions to this rule? 27 28 +1337 3 The alleged anti - Islamic slogans were never introduced at the trial in the eastern city of Lahore , said defense attorney Asma Jehangir . Witnesses said the slogans were erased immediately , and they refused to repeat them in court saying they were offensive to Islam . Witnesses said the slogans were erased immediately Does this mean that there are no witnesses or physical evidence? 25 32 +1337 3 The alleged anti - Islamic slogans were never introduced at the trial in the eastern city of Lahore , said defense attorney Asma Jehangir . Witnesses said the slogans were erased immediately , and they refused to repeat them in court saying they were offensive to Islam . refused to repeat them Why were the witnesses not forced to repeat the slogans in order to determine if they were really written? 35 39 +1337 3 The alleged anti - Islamic slogans were never introduced at the trial in the eastern city of Lahore , said defense attorney Asma Jehangir . Witnesses said the slogans were erased immediately , and they refused to repeat them in court saying they were offensive to Islam . never introduced Would the people still consider this a fair trial? 7 9 +1337 3 The alleged anti - Islamic slogans were never introduced at the trial in the eastern city of Lahore , said defense attorney Asma Jehangir . Witnesses said the slogans were erased immediately , and they refused to repeat them in court saying they were offensive to Islam . never introduced How can the court convict defendants for writing slogans that were never heard or seen in court? 7 9 +1337 3 The alleged anti - Islamic slogans were never introduced at the trial in the eastern city of Lahore , said defense attorney Asma Jehangir . Witnesses said the slogans were erased immediately , and they refused to repeat them in court saying they were offensive to Islam . erased immediately , Is there any proof that the slogans were written? 30 33 +1337 4 Amnesty International and other human rights groups have criticized Pakistan ' s blasphemy laws , first introduced during the 1980s . The laws prohibit any criticism of Islam or its 7th - century founder , the prophet Mohammed . 1980s Why have religion-inspired laws become more prominent? 19 20 +1337 4 Amnesty International and other human rights groups have criticized Pakistan ' s blasphemy laws , first introduced during the 1980s . The laws prohibit any criticism of Islam or its 7th - century founder , the prophet Mohammed . first introduced during the 1980s Why were these laws introduced then? 15 20 +1337 5 At least six people have been sentenced to death under the blasphemy laws , though no one has yet been executed . yet Why have the executions not been performed? 18 19 +1337 5 At least six people have been sentenced to death under the blasphemy laws , though no one has yet been executed . no one has yet been executed Why have none of the convicted been executed yet? 15 21 +1337 5 At least six people have been sentenced to death under the blasphemy laws , though no one has yet been executed . no one has yet been executed Are they given a date to when they are suppose to be executed? 15 21 +1337 5 At least six people have been sentenced to death under the blasphemy laws , though no one has yet been executed . no one has yet been executed Does the government intend to begin executing people convicted under these laws? 15 21 +1338 1 For the first time in 50 years , school children in the former Soviet republic of Estonia can now study geography in their native language . can now study geography Why was geography banned? 17 21 +1338 1 For the first time in 50 years , school children in the former Soviet republic of Estonia can now study geography in their native language . native language Why did Estonia's children not speak their native language in school for 50 years? 23 25 +1338 2 Thanks to the Scandinavian Lions Clubs , which printed and paid for 20 , 000 new Estonian - language atlases , students can also finally see their homeland marked as an independent country . marked as an independent Why was their country not marked as independent before? 28 32 +1338 3 " This will make independence more real for the children . It will help them know who they are , " Tiia Raudma , an education official at Estonia ' s Ministry of Culture , told the Associated Press in a recent interview . will make independence more real Was Estonia under the rule of another country? 2 7 +1338 3 " This will make independence more real for the children . It will help them know who they are , " Tiia Raudma , an education official at Estonia ' s Ministry of Culture , told the Associated Press in a recent interview . independence Why is Estonia now independent from the old Soviet Union. 4 5 +1338 4 Raudma said cash - strapped Estonia couldn ' t have paid the dlrs 100 , 000 the atlases cost . Lions Clubs from Sweden , Norway , Finland and Denmark and Iceland paid all the production costs . cash - strapped Estonia Why was the country in such dire need of cash? 2 6 +1338 4 Raudma said cash - strapped Estonia couldn ' t have paid the dlrs 100 , 000 the atlases cost . Lions Clubs from Sweden , Norway , Finland and Denmark and Iceland paid all the production costs . couldn ' t have paid the dlrs 100 , 000 Why could they not pay $100,000? 6 16 +1338 5 The atlases , which will be distributed to most schools in mid - February , replaced old Soviet ones which were written in Russian , a language most Estonians learn as a second language in their teens . replaced old Soviet ones So did old Soviet atlases erase Estonia? 15 19 +1339 1 Dual world record holder Wang Junxia and a teammate have taken over coaching responsibilities of the women ' s team informally known " Ma ' s Army , " an official newspaper reported Friday . informally does the team have a formal name? where are they from? 20 21 +1339 1 Dual world record holder Wang Junxia and a teammate have taken over coaching responsibilities of the women ' s team informally known " Ma ' s Army , " an official newspaper reported Friday . world record holder What world record does he hold? 1 4 +1339 1 Dual world record holder Wang Junxia and a teammate have taken over coaching responsibilities of the women ' s team informally known " Ma ' s Army , " an official newspaper reported Friday . taken over coaching responsibilities Why did they have to take over the team? 10 14 +1339 2 The report in the China Sports Daily did not mention their former coach , the flamboyant and controversial Ma Junren , who catapulted to fame in 1993 when Wang and several teammates broke a string of world records . controversial Why was he controversial? 17 18 +1339 3 Last December , Wang , who holds the 3 , 000 - and 10 , 000 - meter world records , led a mass walkout from Ma ' s training complex to protest their coach ' s excessive discipline and because of a dispute over prize money . excessive discipline What are the details of this excessive discipline? 37 39 +1339 3 Last December , Wang , who holds the 3 , 000 - and 10 , 000 - meter world records , led a mass walkout from Ma ' s training complex to protest their coach ' s excessive discipline and because of a dispute over prize money . coach ' s excessive discipline What sort of discipline did they find to be excessive? 34 39 +1339 4 Ma is suffering from throat cancer and is recuperating from injuries sustained in a car accident in late December . Previous reports said sports officials were looking for a replacement , but it was not clear if the new coaching arrangement with Wang and Zhang Linli was permanent . replacement , Who were they looking at for this replacement? 29 31 +1339 5 The report said Wang and Zhang were training the 12 - woman team , seven of whom were preparing for an international marathon scheduled for early March in Beijing . March What year? 26 27 +1340 1 Bosnian government and rival Serb forces fought heavy infantry battles near Bihac in the northwest Friday . Bosnian government and rival Serb forces fought What conflict is being fought over? 0 7 +1340 1 Bosnian government and rival Serb forces fought heavy infantry battles near Bihac in the northwest Friday . Bihac Where is Bihac located? 11 12 +1340 1 Bosnian government and rival Serb forces fought heavy infantry battles near Bihac in the northwest Friday . fought Why did Bosnian government and rival Serb forces fought heavy infantry battles? 6 7 +1340 2 " We believe it is very serious fighting taking place adjacent to the civilian population , " said Graham Day , a U . N . spokesman . " Both sides are struggling to take the ground on the plateau south and southwest of the town . " " Both sides are struggling to take the ground Why is there such a struggle to gain ground in this area? 28 37 +1340 2 " We believe it is very serious fighting taking place adjacent to the civilian population , " said Graham Day , a U . N . spokesman . " Both sides are struggling to take the ground on the plateau south and southwest of the town . " " Both sides are struggling to take the ground How is ground being prevented from being taken? 28 37 +1340 2 " We believe it is very serious fighting taking place adjacent to the civilian population , " said Graham Day , a U . N . spokesman . " Both sides are struggling to take the ground on the plateau south and southwest of the town . " civilian How close is the fighting to civilian population, and are both sides making an attempt to avoid civilians? 13 14 +1340 2 " We believe it is very serious fighting taking place adjacent to the civilian population , " said Graham Day , a U . N . spokesman . " Both sides are struggling to take the ground on the plateau south and southwest of the town . " struggling Why are both sides struggling? 32 33 +1340 3 Tensions also increased in Sarajevo , the Bosnian capital . Serbs said they would allow no aid into the city after an ethnic Serb working with the U . N . aid agency was arrested by the Bosnian government . would allow no aid into the city Why would Serbia disallow any aid into the capital? 13 20 +1340 3 Tensions also increased in Sarajevo , the Bosnian capital . Serbs said they would allow no aid into the city after an ethnic Serb working with the U . N . aid agency was arrested by the Bosnian government . U . N . aid agency was arrested Why was he arrested for working with the government? 27 35 +1340 3 Tensions also increased in Sarajevo , the Bosnian capital . Serbs said they would allow no aid into the city after an ethnic Serb working with the U . N . aid agency was arrested by the Bosnian government . aid What aid is the U.N. providing the city? 16 17 +1340 3 Tensions also increased in Sarajevo , the Bosnian capital . Serbs said they would allow no aid into the city after an ethnic Serb working with the U . N . aid agency was arrested by the Bosnian government . increased Why did tension increase in Sarajevo? 2 3 +1340 3 Tensions also increased in Sarajevo , the Bosnian capital . Serbs said they would allow no aid into the city after an ethnic Serb working with the U . N . aid agency was arrested by the Bosnian government . arrested Why was a Serb working with the UN aid agency arrested? 34 35 +1340 4 Persistent fighting in the northwest has confounded U . N . efforts to calm Bosnia and get peace talks started . It also has hampered efforts to supply food to hungry civilians . Persistent Why didn't UN intervene earlier? 0 1 +1340 5 Most of the fighting in the northwest has pitted Muslim - led government troops against Serbs from nearby Croatia and Muslim forces opposed to the government . Both groups are allied with the Bosnian Serbs , but did not sign a truce that took effect Jan . 1 . but did not sign a truce Why did these groups not sign the truce? 36 42 +1340 5 Most of the fighting in the northwest has pitted Muslim - led government troops against Serbs from nearby Croatia and Muslim forces opposed to the government . Both groups are allied with the Bosnian Serbs , but did not sign a truce that took effect Jan . 1 . but did not sign a truce Why did they not sign the truce? 36 42 +1340 5 Most of the fighting in the northwest has pitted Muslim - led government troops against Serbs from nearby Croatia and Muslim forces opposed to the government . Both groups are allied with the Bosnian Serbs , but did not sign a truce that took effect Jan . 1 . truce Who are the parties who signed the truce and why was it broken? 41 42 +1340 5 Most of the fighting in the northwest has pitted Muslim - led government troops against Serbs from nearby Croatia and Muslim forces opposed to the government . Both groups are allied with the Bosnian Serbs , but did not sign a truce that took effect Jan . 1 . sign Why did they not sign a truce that took effect on Jan 1? 39 40 +1340 5 Most of the fighting in the northwest has pitted Muslim - led government troops against Serbs from nearby Croatia and Muslim forces opposed to the government . Both groups are allied with the Bosnian Serbs , but did not sign a truce that took effect Jan . 1 . pitted Why as the fight in the northwest pitted Muslim-led government troops against Serbs from nearby forces opposed to the government? 8 9 +1341 1 Premier Edouard Balladur on Friday bowed to pressure from angry students , saying his conservative government was suspending plans to reorganize technical schools as students launched a new wave of demonstrations around France . demonstrations What was the basis for these demonstrations? 30 31 +1341 1 Premier Edouard Balladur on Friday bowed to pressure from angry students , saying his conservative government was suspending plans to reorganize technical schools as students launched a new wave of demonstrations around France . demonstrations Why were the demonstrations necessary? 30 31 +1341 1 Premier Edouard Balladur on Friday bowed to pressure from angry students , saying his conservative government was suspending plans to reorganize technical schools as students launched a new wave of demonstrations around France . reorganize technical schools Why were the schools going to be reorganized? 20 23 +1341 1 Premier Edouard Balladur on Friday bowed to pressure from angry students , saying his conservative government was suspending plans to reorganize technical schools as students launched a new wave of demonstrations around France . Premier What is a \"Premier\"? 0 1 +1341 2 Thousands of students demonstrated in several cities against the plan . Up to 3 , 000 students gathered outside the governor ' s office in the southwest city of Nantes , where Balladur was visiting . visiting Why was he visiting these cities? 34 35 +1341 3 About 4 , 000 protested in Grenoble , 1 , 200 in Aix - en - Provence and several hundred in Dijon . In Paris , some 2 , 000 students met on the esplanade of the Invalides , housing Napoleon ' s tomb , for a march to the Pantheon , in the heart of the Latin Quarter . Pantheon , Why was this location poignant for the students to march towards? 50 52 +1341 4 Balladur said he was " suspending " for review a circular put out in December reorganizing the network of university - level technical schools . The text , issued in December , would limit the possibility of IUT graduates from pursuing higher studies after their two - year program . limit Is the idea to limit based on financial reasons? 33 34 +1341 4 Balladur said he was " suspending " for review a circular put out in December reorganizing the network of university - level technical schools . The text , issued in December , would limit the possibility of IUT graduates from pursuing higher studies after their two - year program . limit Why would the the text limit this possibility described in the text? 33 34 +1341 4 Balladur said he was " suspending " for review a circular put out in December reorganizing the network of university - level technical schools . The text , issued in December , would limit the possibility of IUT graduates from pursuing higher studies after their two - year program . limit the possibility of IUT graduates Why would the students have been limited in their graduate studies? 33 39 +1341 5 " The feeling spread that the freedom of choice risked being limited excessively , " the prime minister told reporters . " That ' s why the circular was suspended . " excessively , " Why was freedom of choice being limited excessively? 12 15 +1342 1 Russian officials on Friday confirmed that Moscow had agreed to supply China with four submarines , but denied the deal could upset the balance of power in Asia . agreed Why did Moscow agree to supply China with four submarines? 8 9 +1342 1 Russian officials on Friday confirmed that Moscow had agreed to supply China with four submarines , but denied the deal could upset the balance of power in Asia . upset Why would the deal upset the balance of power in Asia? 21 22 +1342 1 Russian officials on Friday confirmed that Moscow had agreed to supply China with four submarines , but denied the deal could upset the balance of power in Asia . supply China with four submarines , What would the subs be used for? 10 16 +1342 1 Russian officials on Friday confirmed that Moscow had agreed to supply China with four submarines , but denied the deal could upset the balance of power in Asia . upset the balance of power What are the other Asian countries in contention? 21 26 +1342 2 The Interfax news agency quoted an unidentified Russian navy official as saying the first Kilo - class diesel submarine had been built but not delivered . delivered Why has the diesel submarine not been delivered? 24 25 +1342 2 The Interfax news agency quoted an unidentified Russian navy official as saying the first Kilo - class diesel submarine had been built but not delivered . quoted How credible is the news from \"The Interfax news agency\"? 4 5 +1342 3 On Thursday , Robert Karniol , the Asia - Pacific editor for Jane ' s Defense Weekly magazine , said the $ 1 billion deal was signed in November and that the first sub was being shipped to China . signed How credible is the editor for Jane's Defense Weekly magazine? Where did he get this information from? 26 27 +1342 3 On Thursday , Robert Karniol , the Asia - Pacific editor for Jane ' s Defense Weekly magazine , said the $ 1 billion deal was signed in November and that the first sub was being shipped to China . China why China? 38 39 +1342 4 Karniol said Moscow ' s decision to sell China " their most advanced systems " was " a new development and very worrisome " to China ' s neighbors . worrisome " Why would this be worrisome for China's neighbors? 22 24 +1342 4 Karniol said Moscow ' s decision to sell China " their most advanced systems " was " a new development and very worrisome " to China ' s neighbors . sell Why would Moscow sell China with their most advanced system? 7 8 +1342 4 Karniol said Moscow ' s decision to sell China " their most advanced systems " was " a new development and very worrisome " to China ' s neighbors . new development and very worrisome " How would this be used to upset nearby nations? 18 24 +1342 4 Karniol said Moscow ' s decision to sell China " their most advanced systems " was " a new development and very worrisome " to China ' s neighbors . " a new development and very worrisome " How are these subs advanced in a way that is threatening? 16 24 +1342 4 Karniol said Moscow ' s decision to sell China " their most advanced systems " was " a new development and very worrisome " to China ' s neighbors . China ' s neighbors Which neighbors? 25 29 +1342 5 The submarines , which have sophisticated search and attack sonars , could be used to blockade Taiwan , which China considers part of its territory . considers Why would China consider Taiwan part of its territory? 20 21 +1342 5 The submarines , which have sophisticated search and attack sonars , could be used to blockade Taiwan , which China considers part of its territory . blockade Is China buying these submarines mainly to block Taiwan? 15 16 +1342 5 The submarines , which have sophisticated search and attack sonars , could be used to blockade Taiwan , which China considers part of its territory . blockade Taiwan , Why would China wish to blockade Taiwan? 15 18 +1343 1 A British organization is entering the legal battle over smoking , a decision that eventually might involve controversial Brown and Williamson Corp . documents on smoking and health . A British organization where is this organization from specifically ? 0 3 +1343 1 A British organization is entering the legal battle over smoking , a decision that eventually might involve controversial Brown and Williamson Corp . documents on smoking and health . the legal battle over smoking , What is this legal battle over smoking, and what does it entail? 5 11 +1343 1 A British organization is entering the legal battle over smoking , a decision that eventually might involve controversial Brown and Williamson Corp . documents on smoking and health . Brown and Williamson Corp . documents What do these documents say? A link to those published documents might prove useful here. 18 24 +1343 1 A British organization is entering the legal battle over smoking , a decision that eventually might involve controversial Brown and Williamson Corp . documents on smoking and health . smoking , Why is there a legal battle over smoking? 9 11 +1343 1 A British organization is entering the legal battle over smoking , a decision that eventually might involve controversial Brown and Williamson Corp . documents on smoking and health . controversial Why are they deemed controversial? 17 18 +1343 2 The Legal Aid Board for London agreed last week to help pay the legal fees for 200 low - income people with lung cancer and other smoking - related illnesses who are seeking to sue cigarette companies for damages . seeking to sue cigarette companies for damages I feel this is a little unfair, isn't smoking a choice? are the risks not labeled on the boxes? 32 39 +1343 2 The Legal Aid Board for London agreed last week to help pay the legal fees for 200 low - income people with lung cancer and other smoking - related illnesses who are seeking to sue cigarette companies for damages . help pay How would these low income people sign up for this? 10 12 +1343 2 The Legal Aid Board for London agreed last week to help pay the legal fees for 200 low - income people with lung cancer and other smoking - related illnesses who are seeking to sue cigarette companies for damages . other smoking - related illnesses What other smoking related illnesses will be covered? Someone might have one not on the list of approved illnesses. 25 30 +1343 2 The Legal Aid Board for London agreed last week to help pay the legal fees for 200 low - income people with lung cancer and other smoking - related illnesses who are seeking to sue cigarette companies for damages . 200 Why only 200? 16 17 +1343 2 The Legal Aid Board for London agreed last week to help pay the legal fees for 200 low - income people with lung cancer and other smoking - related illnesses who are seeking to sue cigarette companies for damages . damages How will they be reimbursed for the damages? 38 39 +1343 3 Anti - smoking activists in England say the 4 , 000 pages of leaked Brown and Williamson documents will be instrumental in future cases against the cigarette companies , The Courier - Journal of Louisville reported Friday . leaked why are they leaking these documents and what is their importance 13 14 +1343 3 Anti - smoking activists in England say the 4 , 000 pages of leaked Brown and Williamson documents will be instrumental in future cases against the cigarette companies , The Courier - Journal of Louisville reported Friday . leaked How were he documents leaked? 13 14 +1343 3 Anti - smoking activists in England say the 4 , 000 pages of leaked Brown and Williamson documents will be instrumental in future cases against the cigarette companies , The Courier - Journal of Louisville reported Friday . instrumental How will these documents be instrumental in the future? 20 21 +1343 4 Brown and Williamson said the documents were stolen from its Louisville offices by a former legal - firm employee and has been fighting to keep the documents from being used against them in lawsuits . lawsuits how many lawsuits do they have ? 33 34 +1343 4 Brown and Williamson said the documents were stolen from its Louisville offices by a former legal - firm employee and has been fighting to keep the documents from being used against them in lawsuits . used against them in lawsuits Is it legal to use any of the leaked information against them in a lawsuit? How could this affect Brown and Williamson? 29 34 +1343 4 Brown and Williamson said the documents were stolen from its Louisville offices by a former legal - firm employee and has been fighting to keep the documents from being used against them in lawsuits . documents How are the documents being used against them? 5 6 +1343 4 Brown and Williamson said the documents were stolen from its Louisville offices by a former legal - firm employee and has been fighting to keep the documents from being used against them in lawsuits . fighting Why have they been fighting to keep the documents from being used against them? 22 23 +1343 5 Several U . S . news organizations obtained copies of the documents , which they said showed Brown and Williamson executives knew at least 30 years ago nicotine was addictive and hid potentially damaging information from the public . hid potentially damaging why did they hide the information? 31 34 +1343 5 Several U . S . news organizations obtained copies of the documents , which they said showed Brown and Williamson executives knew at least 30 years ago nicotine was addictive and hid potentially damaging information from the public . 30 years ago How long have cigarette companies produced such harmful products, have cigarettes ever been without additives? 24 27 +1343 5 Several U . S . news organizations obtained copies of the documents , which they said showed Brown and Williamson executives knew at least 30 years ago nicotine was addictive and hid potentially damaging information from the public . documents , How did so many organizations get copies of the documents? 11 13 +1343 5 Several U . S . news organizations obtained copies of the documents , which they said showed Brown and Williamson executives knew at least 30 years ago nicotine was addictive and hid potentially damaging information from the public . hid How did they manage to hide the information for so long? 31 32 +1344 1 Concerned about increases in consumer prices , the Polish government Friday announced measures intended to prevent food prices from rising further . measures What measures does the Polish government intend to implement to prevent further rising food prices? 12 13 +1344 1 Concerned about increases in consumer prices , the Polish government Friday announced measures intended to prevent food prices from rising further . increases in consumer prices , What was causing the price spike at this time? 2 7 +1344 1 Concerned about increases in consumer prices , the Polish government Friday announced measures intended to prevent food prices from rising further . prices , What triggered consumer price increases? 5 7 +1344 2 The measures include selling food such as cereals , butter , and sugar from state reserves at below - market prices and guaranteeing duty - free imports of 1 . 5 million metric tons of grain , Deputy Finance Minister Ryszard Pazura said . imports Which countries have agreed to Deputy Finance Minister Ryszard Pazura's proposal guaranteeing duty-free imports? 26 27 +1344 2 The measures include selling food such as cereals , butter , and sugar from state reserves at below - market prices and guaranteeing duty - free imports of 1 . 5 million metric tons of grain , Deputy Finance Minister Ryszard Pazura said . reserves How much is in the state reserves? 15 16 +1344 3 The Treasury will try to curb monopoly practices and prevent retailers from setting retail margins too high , he said . try to curb What measures does the Treasury intend to employ to curb monopoly practices? 3 6 +1344 3 The Treasury will try to curb monopoly practices and prevent retailers from setting retail margins too high , he said . to curb monopoly practices What sort of monopoly practices were taking place? 4 8 +1344 3 The Treasury will try to curb monopoly practices and prevent retailers from setting retail margins too high , he said . try What policies are they going to use against retailers who set high prices? 3 4 +1344 4 The government will also look carefully at special duties imposed on imported agricultural products to protect Polish farmers and will consider reducing the duties . special duties What are the current and proposed changes to the \"special\" duties imposed on imported agricultural products? 7 9 +1344 4 The government will also look carefully at special duties imposed on imported agricultural products to protect Polish farmers and will consider reducing the duties . imported agricultural products Which imported products were having duties placed upon them? 11 14 +1344 4 The government will also look carefully at special duties imposed on imported agricultural products to protect Polish farmers and will consider reducing the duties . farmers How will this protect Polish farmers? 17 18 +1344 5 Economists suggest this is one of the reasons of the prices are growing so rapidly in Poland . growing so rapidly What is the current rate of price growth in Poland? 12 15 +1344 5 Economists suggest this is one of the reasons of the prices are growing so rapidly in Poland . prices What are some other reasons why prices are increasing in Poland? 10 11 +1345 1 A top Iranian diplomat on Friday said his country does not intend to kill Salman Rushdie despite Iran ' s death order against the writer , the Danish foreign ministry said . Salman Rushdie Who is Salman Rushdie? 14 16 +1345 1 A top Iranian diplomat on Friday said his country does not intend to kill Salman Rushdie despite Iran ' s death order against the writer , the Danish foreign ministry said . Iran ' s death order against the writer , Why is there a death order against Salman? 17 26 +1345 1 A top Iranian diplomat on Friday said his country does not intend to kill Salman Rushdie despite Iran ' s death order against the writer , the Danish foreign ministry said . does not intend How can a death order exist if it isn't intentional? 9 12 +1345 2 In a statement issued after a meeting between Iran ' s Ambassador to Denmark , Mohammad Mehdi Pourmohammadi , and the Danish foreign ministry ' s director , Henrik Wohlk , the Iranian diplomat was quoted as saying that " Iran condemns terrorism in any form . " a statement issued after a meeting When was this statement issued? 1 7 +1345 2 In a statement issued after a meeting between Iran ' s Ambassador to Denmark , Mohammad Mehdi Pourmohammadi , and the Danish foreign ministry ' s director , Henrik Wohlk , the Iranian diplomat was quoted as saying that " Iran condemns terrorism in any form . " " Iran condemns terrorism in any form . " What is he implying by this? 39 48 +1345 3 " The Iranian government had never , is not and will not in the future send anyone to kill Salman Rushdie , " he was quoted as saying . kill Salman Rushdie , " What did he do to provoke the Iranian government? 18 23 +1345 3 " The Iranian government had never , is not and will not in the future send anyone to kill Salman Rushdie , " he was quoted as saying . send anyone to kill Salman Rushdie , " Is this something the Iranian government does? 15 23 +1345 3 " The Iranian government had never , is not and will not in the future send anyone to kill Salman Rushdie , " he was quoted as saying . send anyone Even if they don't explicitly send someone, is letting the order stand a loophole to deny responsibility if he does get killed? 15 17 +1345 4 Earlier in the day , Iran ' s official IRNA news agency - - monitored in Cyprus - - quoted the Iranian deputy foreign minister , Mahmoud Vaezi , as saying that the death edict remains in force and that Rushdie must be killed . that Rushdie must be killed How old is Rushdie? 39 44 +1345 4 Earlier in the day , Iran ' s official IRNA news agency - - monitored in Cyprus - - quoted the Iranian deputy foreign minister , Mahmoud Vaezi , as saying that the death edict remains in force and that Rushdie must be killed . the death edict remains in force How can this be the case if the ambassador has been quoted otherwise? 32 38 +1345 4 Earlier in the day , Iran ' s official IRNA news agency - - monitored in Cyprus - - quoted the Iranian deputy foreign minister , Mahmoud Vaezi , as saying that the death edict remains in force and that Rushdie must be killed . Rushdie must be killed . Is this not contradictory? 40 45 +1345 5 Vaezi underlined " the need for the implementation of the fatwa ( religious edict ) against the writer of the blasphemous book ` The Satanic Verses , " ' according to IRNA . the blasphemous book ` The Satanic Verses , " ' What are some of the reasons that make the book blasphemous? 19 29 +1345 5 Vaezi underlined " the need for the implementation of the fatwa ( religious edict ) against the writer of the blasphemous book ` The Satanic Verses , " ' according to IRNA . the blasphemous book Why was the book blasphemous? 19 22 +1345 5 Vaezi underlined " the need for the implementation of the fatwa ( religious edict ) against the writer of the blasphemous book ` The Satanic Verses , " ' according to IRNA . blasphemous book ` The Satanic Verses , " ' What do they find so offensive about the book? 20 29 +1346 1 Russia sharply attacked the Baltic republic of Estonia on Friday , accusing it of " complicity " with the rebel Chechnya and of seeking to undermine Russian statehood , news reports said . " complicity " What actions demonstrated that Estonia was complicit with Chechnya? 14 17 +1346 1 Russia sharply attacked the Baltic republic of Estonia on Friday , accusing it of " complicity " with the rebel Chechnya and of seeking to undermine Russian statehood , news reports said . Estonia How did Russia go about attacking Chechnya? 7 8 +1346 1 Russia sharply attacked the Baltic republic of Estonia on Friday , accusing it of " complicity " with the rebel Chechnya and of seeking to undermine Russian statehood , news reports said . undermine How did they undermine Russia? 25 26 +1346 1 Russia sharply attacked the Baltic republic of Estonia on Friday , accusing it of " complicity " with the rebel Chechnya and of seeking to undermine Russian statehood , news reports said . " complicity " with the rebel Chechnya How was Estonia being complicit with Chechnya? 14 21 +1346 2 The Russian criticism stemmed from a recent Estonian parliamentary debate on Chechnya ' s right to self - determination . Chechnya ' s right to self - determination Why is Chechnya claiming a right to self-determination? 11 19 +1346 2 The Russian criticism stemmed from a recent Estonian parliamentary debate on Chechnya ' s right to self - determination . debate on Chechnya ' s right to self - determination . What exactly was said that sparked such Russian ire? 9 20 +1346 3 In a protest issued to the Estonian ambassador Juri Kahnu , Russia pointed out that an Estonian parliament resolution called on the Tallinn government to recognize the separatist republic . recognize the separatist republic What force did the Estonian resolution have? 25 29 +1346 4 The Russian Foreign Ministry said it regarded the parliamentary ' s step as an " open interference in the Russia ' s internal affairs , " that might affect bilateral relations , the ITAR - Tass news agency reported . might affect bilateral relations , How would it affect bilateral relations? 27 32 +1346 5 The parliamentary motion was a fresh evidence of Estonia ' s " complicity " with the regime of Chechen President Dzhokhar Dudayev and Estonian attempts to undermine Russian statehood , the protest stated , according to ITAR - Tass . fresh evidence of Estonia ' s " complicity " How was Estonia complying? 5 14 +1347 1 Sun Caiyun soared to a world record in the women ' s indoor pole vault Friday at the Olympic Night track meet - - the third time she has broken the mark in the last two weeks . last two weeks How did he broke the mark in the last two weeks? 34 37 +1347 3 Russia ' s Ludmilla Borissova ran the fastest time this year in the 3 , 000 meters - - 8 minutes , 56 . 72 seconds , while 1992 Olympic gold medalist Heike Drechsler had a bad day in the long jump . Heike Drechsler Of what country? 32 34 +1347 3 Russia ' s Ludmilla Borissova ran the fastest time this year in the 3 , 000 meters - - 8 minutes , 56 . 72 seconds , while 1992 Olympic gold medalist Heike Drechsler had a bad day in the long jump . bad day in the long jump A bad day how? 36 42 +1347 3 Russia ' s Ludmilla Borissova ran the fastest time this year in the 3 , 000 meters - - 8 minutes , 56 . 72 seconds , while 1992 Olympic gold medalist Heike Drechsler had a bad day in the long jump . Heike Drechsler What is her nationality? 32 34 +1347 3 Russia ' s Ludmilla Borissova ran the fastest time this year in the 3 , 000 meters - - 8 minutes , 56 . 72 seconds , while 1992 Olympic gold medalist Heike Drechsler had a bad day in the long jump . had a bad day in the long jump How bad was her performance in this event? 34 42 +1347 3 Russia ' s Ludmilla Borissova ran the fastest time this year in the 3 , 000 meters - - 8 minutes , 56 . 72 seconds , while 1992 Olympic gold medalist Heike Drechsler had a bad day in the long jump . bad day in the long jump Why did Heike Drechsler had a bad day in the long jump? 36 42 +1347 4 Drechsler , who once jumped a wind - aided 7 . 63 meters ( 25 - 0 1 - 2 ) outdoor , won her event against little competition at 6 . 76 meters ( 22 - 2 1 - 4 ) . 6 . 76 Was this indoor or oudoor? 30 33 +1347 5 " I had my worst day , " said Dreschler , who last week beat Jackie Joyner - Kersee at the Millrose Games in New York . " Someone must have moved the takeoff board . " Jackie Joyner - Kersee By what margin did she lose? 15 19 +1348 1 Public employees whose salaries were slashed by 8 percent in 1991 as part of government austerity measures won ' t face any more pay cuts , under a constitutional amendment approved by the parliament . Public employees In what state or county? 0 2 +1348 1 Public employees whose salaries were slashed by 8 percent in 1991 as part of government austerity measures won ' t face any more pay cuts , under a constitutional amendment approved by the parliament . government austerity What are government austerities? 14 16 +1348 1 Public employees whose salaries were slashed by 8 percent in 1991 as part of government austerity measures won ' t face any more pay cuts , under a constitutional amendment approved by the parliament . austerity what does this word mean? 15 16 +1348 1 Public employees whose salaries were slashed by 8 percent in 1991 as part of government austerity measures won ' t face any more pay cuts , under a constitutional amendment approved by the parliament . government The government of what country? 14 15 +1348 2 After two days of heated debate , the House of Assembly voted 20 - 6 late Wednesday to amend the constitution to protect the salaries of the more than 20 , 000 government workers from cuts . heated debate , What caused the debates to be so heated? 4 7 +1348 2 After two days of heated debate , the House of Assembly voted 20 - 6 late Wednesday to amend the constitution to protect the salaries of the more than 20 , 000 government workers from cuts . heated debate , the House of Assembly what happened during this debate? 4 11 +1348 2 After two days of heated debate , the House of Assembly voted 20 - 6 late Wednesday to amend the constitution to protect the salaries of the more than 20 , 000 government workers from cuts . House of Assembly What country is this article about? 8 11 +1348 2 After two days of heated debate , the House of Assembly voted 20 - 6 late Wednesday to amend the constitution to protect the salaries of the more than 20 , 000 government workers from cuts . cuts what kind of cuts and for how long? 35 36 +1348 3 The amendment fulfilled a campaign promise made by Prime Minister Owen Arthur , who took office last September . campaign promise What specifically was his promise? 4 6 +1348 3 The amendment fulfilled a campaign promise made by Prime Minister Owen Arthur , who took office last September . Prime Minister Owen Arthur , where is he from? 8 13 +1348 4 His predecessor , Erskine Sandiford , was forced to call elections two years early after he lost a no - confidence motion in Parliament . no - confidence motion What is a no-confidence motion? 18 22 +1348 4 His predecessor , Erskine Sandiford , was forced to call elections two years early after he lost a no - confidence motion in Parliament . Parliament what country is this? 23 24 +1348 4 His predecessor , Erskine Sandiford , was forced to call elections two years early after he lost a no - confidence motion in Parliament . forced to call elections two years early what happened that forced him to call it off two years early? 7 14 +1348 4 His predecessor , Erskine Sandiford , was forced to call elections two years early after he lost a no - confidence motion in Parliament . Erskine Sandiford , What party affiliation is Erskine Sandiford? 3 6 +1348 5 The economy strengthened but Sandiford ' s popularity plunged after he imposed the belt - tightening measures , which included the pay cuts and firing 3 , 000 government workers . pay cuts and firing How much money did this save? 21 25 +1348 5 The economy strengthened but Sandiford ' s popularity plunged after he imposed the belt - tightening measures , which included the pay cuts and firing 3 , 000 government workers . economy strengthened Why did his popularity suffer if the economy got better? 1 3 +1348 5 The economy strengthened but Sandiford ' s popularity plunged after he imposed the belt - tightening measures , which included the pay cuts and firing 3 , 000 government workers . belt - tightening measures , why did he do this if it would hurt his people ? 13 18 +1348 5 The economy strengthened but Sandiford ' s popularity plunged after he imposed the belt - tightening measures , which included the pay cuts and firing 3 , 000 government workers . pay cuts In what year were the pay cuts implemented? 21 23 +1349 1 In a rare public scolding , the White House told the Pentagon on Friday not to hold up money earmarked for breast cancer and AIDS research . not to hold up money Why was the money not reaching its destinations? 14 19 +1349 2 Chief of Staff Leon Panetta released a letter he sent to Defense Secretary William Perry in which he said that President Clinton was very disturbed by a report that the military might not spend dlrs 180 million allocated for the research . might not spend dlrs 180 million Why would the money not be spent? 31 37 +1349 5 Comptroller John Hamre said such research is proper since it is geared toward military needs in wartime . Because blood transfusions need to be conducted on the battlefield , an accurate AIDS test must be developed , he said . accurate AIDS test must be developed , Why had an accurate test not yet been developed? 30 37 +1350 1 James P . Grant , who led UNICEF until days before his death last month , was eulogized Friday by U . S . first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton as a tireless champion of the world ' s children . his death What caused his death? 11 13 +1350 1 James P . Grant , who led UNICEF until days before his death last month , was eulogized Friday by U . S . first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton as a tireless champion of the world ' s children . who led UNICEF In what ways has Mr. Grant's leadership affected the success of UNICEF? 5 8 +1350 1 James P . Grant , who led UNICEF until days before his death last month , was eulogized Friday by U . S . first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton as a tireless champion of the world ' s children . UNICEF What is UNICEF? 7 8 +1350 4 Norwegian - born actress Liv Ullmann recalled trying to keep up with Grant as a UNICEF ambassador while he scoured the globe to promote the agency ' s goals . promote the agency ' s goals What were the stated goals of UNICEF? 23 29 +1350 4 Norwegian - born actress Liv Ullmann recalled trying to keep up with Grant as a UNICEF ambassador while he scoured the globe to promote the agency ' s goals . Liv Ullmann How was Liv Ullmann involved in UNICEF? 4 6 +1350 4 Norwegian - born actress Liv Ullmann recalled trying to keep up with Grant as a UNICEF ambassador while he scoured the globe to promote the agency ' s goals . keep up Keeping up how? Does she mean he was always busy and hard to track or it was difficult to maintain the same workflow/pace? 9 11 +1351 1 Phil Mickelson took a two - stroke penalty for hitting the wrong ball , costing him a share of the lead after two rounds of the Buick Invitational on Friday . costing him a share of the lead Who does he share the lead with? 14 21 +1351 1 Phil Mickelson took a two - stroke penalty for hitting the wrong ball , costing him a share of the lead after two rounds of the Buick Invitational on Friday . hitting the wrong ball , When did the wrong ball penalty take place? 9 14 +1351 1 Phil Mickelson took a two - stroke penalty for hitting the wrong ball , costing him a share of the lead after two rounds of the Buick Invitational on Friday . hitting How did he hit the wrong ball? 9 10 +1351 2 Brandel Chamblee eagled his final hole for a 6 - under - par 66 and a 36 - hole total of 12 - under 132 . Chamblee was one shot ahead of Steve Stricker ( 66 ) and Peter Jacobsen ( 65 ) , who also ended his round with an eagle . with an eagle What is an eagle? 49 52 +1351 2 Brandel Chamblee eagled his final hole for a 6 - under - par 66 and a 36 - hole total of 12 - under 132 . Chamblee was one shot ahead of Steve Stricker ( 66 ) and Peter Jacobsen ( 65 ) , who also ended his round with an eagle . Brandel Chamblee Who is Brandel Chamblee? 0 2 +1351 2 Brandel Chamblee eagled his final hole for a 6 - under - par 66 and a 36 - hole total of 12 - under 132 . Chamblee was one shot ahead of Steve Stricker ( 66 ) and Peter Jacobsen ( 65 ) , who also ended his round with an eagle . eagle How did he and his round with an eagle ? 51 52 +1351 3 Mickelson ' s mistake left him with a 3 - under 69 for a two - round total of 134 . Nolan Henke had a 66 to join Mickelson two shots behind Chamblee and 10 - under overall . two shots behind Chamblee What is his place in relation to Stricker and Jacobsen? 29 33 +1351 4 Mickelson had been in a five - way tie for the lead at 7 - under 65 after the first round at Torrey Pines . He was 10 - under at the turn Friday on the 7 , 000 - yard South Course . first round at Torrey Pines What is the Torrey Pines? 19 24 +1351 4 Mickelson had been in a five - way tie for the lead at 7 - under 65 after the first round at Torrey Pines . He was 10 - under at the turn Friday on the 7 , 000 - yard South Course . South Course What is the South Course? 41 43 +1351 5 But Mickelson took a double bogey on the the 447 - yard , par - 4 No . 1 hole when he and Brad Faxon hit the wrong ball . Brad Faxon Who is Brad Faxon? 23 25 +1351 5 But Mickelson took a double bogey on the the 447 - yard , par - 4 No . 1 hole when he and Brad Faxon hit the wrong ball . wrong How did he hit the wrong ball? 27 28 +1352 1 The Commonwealth of Independent States pledged Friday to nip armed conflicts in the bud and end years of ethnic unrest , but failed to take collective action on Russia ' s war in Chechnya . war in Chechnya How long has this war been going on? 31 34 +1352 1 The Commonwealth of Independent States pledged Friday to nip armed conflicts in the bud and end years of ethnic unrest , but failed to take collective action on Russia ' s war in Chechnya . failed Why did the Commonwealth of Independent States fail to take action on Russia's war? 22 23 +1352 1 The Commonwealth of Independent States pledged Friday to nip armed conflicts in the bud and end years of ethnic unrest , but failed to take collective action on Russia ' s war in Chechnya . failed to take collective action Why was action not taken? 22 27 +1352 1 The Commonwealth of Independent States pledged Friday to nip armed conflicts in the bud and end years of ethnic unrest , but failed to take collective action on Russia ' s war in Chechnya . failed to take collective action on Russia ' s war Why could they not take collective action on Russia? 22 32 +1352 2 Commonwealth leaders , while avoiding judgment on the Kremlin ' s use of force to crush Chechen separatists , supported a proposal by Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbayev to promote peace and stability in the 12 - member grouping . crush Chechen separatists , What is the cause of the separatists? 15 19 +1352 2 Commonwealth leaders , while avoiding judgment on the Kremlin ' s use of force to crush Chechen separatists , supported a proposal by Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbayev to promote peace and stability in the 12 - member grouping . promote peace How would they be able to promote peace and stability? 28 30 +1352 2 Commonwealth leaders , while avoiding judgment on the Kremlin ' s use of force to crush Chechen separatists , supported a proposal by Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbayev to promote peace and stability in the 12 - member grouping . while avoiding judgment on the Kremlin ' s Why did they avoid judgment on Russia's use of force? 3 11 +1352 3 The commonwealth , formed in 1991 from the ashes of the Soviet Union , took a hands - off approach to the Chechen conflict in apparent deference to Russia , its most powerful member . the Chechen conflict How long has this conflict been going on? 21 24 +1352 3 The commonwealth , formed in 1991 from the ashes of the Soviet Union , took a hands - off approach to the Chechen conflict in apparent deference to Russia , its most powerful member . Russia , Why is Russia the most powerful member? 28 30 +1352 4 Russian President Boris Yeltsin briefed commonwealth heads of state at the one - day meeting on the situation and assured them measures were being taken to halt the fighting . at the one - day meeting What date was this meeting to take place? 9 15 +1352 4 Russian President Boris Yeltsin briefed commonwealth heads of state at the one - day meeting on the situation and assured them measures were being taken to halt the fighting . measures were being taken What kind of measures were being taken to stop the fighting? 21 25 +1352 4 Russian President Boris Yeltsin briefed commonwealth heads of state at the one - day meeting on the situation and assured them measures were being taken to halt the fighting . measures were being taken to halt the fighting What sort of measures were being taken? 21 29 +1352 5 Nazarbayev ' s peace and stability proposal justified efforts to preserve territorial integrity - - an argument used by Moscow when it sent in troops Dec . 11 . But it also opposed settlement of disputes by force . opposed settlement of disputes by force What year did this take place? 32 38 +1352 5 Nazarbayev ' s peace and stability proposal justified efforts to preserve territorial integrity - - an argument used by Moscow when it sent in troops Dec . 11 . But it also opposed settlement of disputes by force . preserve territorial integrity What kind of efforts did they support to preserve territorial integrity? 10 13 +1352 5 Nazarbayev ' s peace and stability proposal justified efforts to preserve territorial integrity - - an argument used by Moscow when it sent in troops Dec . 11 . But it also opposed settlement of disputes by force . opposed settlement of disputes by force Why was there an opposition of settlement in this way? 32 38 +1353 1 China ' s paramount leader , 90 - year - old Deng Xiaoping , is afflicted by poor blood circulation , and his fragile health could worsen at any time , the magazine Der Spiegel reported Saturday . poor blood circulation , Why does the leader have poor circulation? 17 21 +1353 1 China ' s paramount leader , 90 - year - old Deng Xiaoping , is afflicted by poor blood circulation , and his fragile health could worsen at any time , the magazine Der Spiegel reported Saturday . circulation , How serious is this medical condition? 19 21 +1353 1 China ' s paramount leader , 90 - year - old Deng Xiaoping , is afflicted by poor blood circulation , and his fragile health could worsen at any time , the magazine Der Spiegel reported Saturday . fragile health Why is his health fragile? 23 25 +1353 2 The respected newsmagazine said its source was Wu Jieping , a physician with the medical team treating Deng . physician Is this doctor authorized to speak publicly about Deng Xiaoping's health? 11 12 +1353 3 " The circulation in the brain is no longer guaranteed and weakened and additionally not enough blood is getting to his heart , " the magazine quoted Wu as saying . guaranteed Does this increase risk of stroke? 9 10 +1353 3 " The circulation in the brain is no longer guaranteed and weakened and additionally not enough blood is getting to his heart , " the magazine quoted Wu as saying . no longer guaranteed What has caused this? 7 10 +1353 4 Deng , 90 , failed to appear in public on Jan . 30 , the eve of the Spring Festival just before the Chinese New Year , fueling speculation that his health has deteriorated . Spring Festival What is the Spring Festival in Chinese culture? 18 20 +1353 4 Deng , 90 , failed to appear in public on Jan . 30 , the eve of the Spring Festival just before the Chinese New Year , fueling speculation that his health has deteriorated . failed Was he expected to appear at this event? 4 5 +1353 5 Over the past several years , Deng had always appeared on television on the festival ' s eve . always appeared on television What were his duties during his television appearance? 8 12 +1353 5 Over the past several years , Deng had always appeared on television on the festival ' s eve . festival ' s What takes place at the festival? 14 17 +1354 1 Almost four years into the bloodshed that first ripped apart the old Yugoslavia , a second , wider wave of war threatens . threatens Why is another wave of war going to threaten the country? 21 22 +1354 1 Almost four years into the bloodshed that first ripped apart the old Yugoslavia , a second , wider wave of war threatens . a second , wider wave of war threatens What is the second wider wave of war that threatens to happen? 14 22 +1354 2 In coming weeks , mediators either will be able to build on brittle truces in Bosnia and Croatia or watch war engulf both simultaneously for the first time since fighting started between Serbs and Croats in spring 1991 . build on brittle truces in Bosnia and Croatia How will these truces be expanded? 10 18 +1354 2 In coming weeks , mediators either will be able to build on brittle truces in Bosnia and Croatia or watch war engulf both simultaneously for the first time since fighting started between Serbs and Croats in spring 1991 . brittle truces Why are the truces in Bosnia and Croatia considered brittle? 12 14 +1354 2 In coming weeks , mediators either will be able to build on brittle truces in Bosnia and Croatia or watch war engulf both simultaneously for the first time since fighting started between Serbs and Croats in spring 1991 . since fighting started Why did fighting start between the Serbs and Croats? 28 31 +1354 2 In coming weeks , mediators either will be able to build on brittle truces in Bosnia and Croatia or watch war engulf both simultaneously for the first time since fighting started between Serbs and Croats in spring 1991 . watch war engulf both simultaneously Why would war engulf in both places? 19 24 +1354 3 Concurrent war in both states would produce a military and political tangle even more complex than the conflicts that so far have defied solution . so far have defied solution Why are they so difficult to resolve? 19 24 +1354 3 Concurrent war in both states would produce a military and political tangle even more complex than the conflicts that so far have defied solution . defied solution Why haven't they been able to find a solution so far? 22 24 +1354 4 It almost certainly would mean withdrawal of tens of thousands of U . N . peacekeepers in a hazardous operation backed by U . S . and other NATO troops . It also could mean conflict spreading to other parts of the volatile Balkans . other parts of the volatile Balkans . Why is the Balkan area so volatile at this time? 38 45 +1354 4 It almost certainly would mean withdrawal of tens of thousands of U . N . peacekeepers in a hazardous operation backed by U . S . and other NATO troops . It also could mean conflict spreading to other parts of the volatile Balkans . withdrawal Why would the peacekeepers need to withdraw? 5 6 +1354 4 It almost certainly would mean withdrawal of tens of thousands of U . N . peacekeepers in a hazardous operation backed by U . S . and other NATO troops . It also could mean conflict spreading to other parts of the volatile Balkans . volatile Why are the Balkans considered volatile? 42 43 +1354 4 It almost certainly would mean withdrawal of tens of thousands of U . N . peacekeepers in a hazardous operation backed by U . S . and other NATO troops . It also could mean conflict spreading to other parts of the volatile Balkans . conflict spreading to other parts Why would it mean conflict spreading to other parts of the volatile Balkans? 35 40 +1354 5 Outsiders - - especially the United States - - are pressuring local leaders in an effort to prevent war from spreading . In Bosnia and Croatia , Washington is signaling that there can be no final settlement without the support of the republics ' Serb minorities . Outsiders Why do outsiders have any involvement in this war? 0 1 +1354 5 Outsiders - - especially the United States - - are pressuring local leaders in an effort to prevent war from spreading . In Bosnia and Croatia , Washington is signaling that there can be no final settlement without the support of the republics ' Serb minorities . Washington Why is Washington able to make stipulations about the settlement? 27 28 +1354 5 Outsiders - - especially the United States - - are pressuring local leaders in an effort to prevent war from spreading . In Bosnia and Croatia , Washington is signaling that there can be no final settlement without the support of the republics ' Serb minorities . no final settlement without Why would there be no final settlement without the support of the republic's Serb minorities? 34 38 +1355 1 Russia shut out Canada ' s team of minor league players 6 - 0 Saturday to set up a title game against Sweden in the Sweden Hockey Games . team of minor league players Why were minor league players used in the Canadian team? 6 11 +1355 1 Russia shut out Canada ' s team of minor league players 6 - 0 Saturday to set up a title game against Sweden in the Sweden Hockey Games . Sweden Hockey Games Who else was playing in the games? 25 28 +1355 1 Russia shut out Canada ' s team of minor league players 6 - 0 Saturday to set up a title game against Sweden in the Sweden Hockey Games . title game Which title game? 19 21 +1355 2 Sweden , 2 - 0 in the four - team tournament , only needs a tie in Sunday ' s finale to win the tournament . The Russians , 1 - 0 - 1 , must beat the Swedes to finish atop the standings . standings what is the current standings 43 44 +1355 2 Sweden , 2 - 0 in the four - team tournament , only needs a tie in Sunday ' s finale to win the tournament . The Russians , 1 - 0 - 1 , must beat the Swedes to finish atop the standings . four - team Why are there only four teams in the tournament? 7 10 +1355 3 " It was a humiliating loss , " Canadian coach Tom Renney after his team ' s second straight setback . " I ' m certainly disappointed in my team ' s performance and I ' m disappointed on behalf of the fans who came to watch Canada play . " disappointed what was the main problem that disappointed the coach 26 27 +1355 3 " It was a humiliating loss , " Canadian coach Tom Renney after his team ' s second straight setback . " I ' m certainly disappointed in my team ' s performance and I ' m disappointed on behalf of the fans who came to watch Canada play . " humiliating Why was the loss considered humiliating? 4 5 +1355 4 Dmitri Denisov gave the Russians a 1 - 0 lead just 2 : 45 into the game on the power play with Michael Burkett off for tripping . Oleg Belov made it 2 - 0 at 7 : 12 with a shorthanded goal . shorthanded Why is the goal considered shorthanded? 41 42 +1355 5 " We were never able to rebound after they scored in the early stages of the game , " Renney said . " I guess that ' s a testimony to a young , inexperienced , international team that ' s learning about adversity . " inexperienced , who were inexperienced people in the team 34 36 +1355 5 " We were never able to rebound after they scored in the early stages of the game , " Renney said . " I guess that ' s a testimony to a young , inexperienced , international team that ' s learning about adversity . " young , inexperienced , international team Why was the team so young and lacking in experience? 32 38 +1355 5 " We were never able to rebound after they scored in the early stages of the game , " Renney said . " I guess that ' s a testimony to a young , inexperienced , international team that ' s learning about adversity . " rebound Why weren't they able to rebound? 6 7 +1356 1 A mother was reunited with her newborn baby on Saturday a day after it disappeared from a hospital maternity ward . disappeared How did the newborn dissappear from the hospital maternity ward? 14 15 +1356 1 A mother was reunited with her newborn baby on Saturday a day after it disappeared from a hospital maternity ward . reunited with her newborn baby How were they separated? 3 8 +1356 1 A mother was reunited with her newborn baby on Saturday a day after it disappeared from a hospital maternity ward . it disappeared Where did the baby disappear to? 13 15 +1356 1 A mother was reunited with her newborn baby on Saturday a day after it disappeared from a hospital maternity ward . a hospital What is the name of the hospital? 16 18 +1356 1 A mother was reunited with her newborn baby on Saturday a day after it disappeared from a hospital maternity ward . it disappeared from a hospital maternity ward Why did the baby disappear from the maternity ward? 13 20 +1356 1 A mother was reunited with her newborn baby on Saturday a day after it disappeared from a hospital maternity ward . disappeared How did this happen? 14 15 +1356 1 A mother was reunited with her newborn baby on Saturday a day after it disappeared from a hospital maternity ward . disappeared How did the baby disappear? 14 15 +1356 2 Police had hunted the four - day - old baby girl kidnapped from the ward , apparently by a woman who befriended the child ' s mother . hunted the What efforts did the police make to find the kidnapped four-day-old child? 2 4 +1356 2 Police had hunted the four - day - old baby girl kidnapped from the ward , apparently by a woman who befriended the child ' s mother . had hunted Where did they look? 1 3 +1356 2 Police had hunted the four - day - old baby girl kidnapped from the ward , apparently by a woman who befriended the child ' s mother . kidnapped from the ward , Do they know who kidnapped her? 11 16 +1356 2 Police had hunted the four - day - old baby girl kidnapped from the ward , apparently by a woman who befriended the child ' s mother . woman who befriended the child ' s mother Why did she do this? 19 27 +1356 2 Police had hunted the four - day - old baby girl kidnapped from the ward , apparently by a woman who befriended the child ' s mother . baby girl kidnapped from the ward , How was the baby kidnapped from the ward? 9 16 +1356 2 Police had hunted the four - day - old baby girl kidnapped from the ward , apparently by a woman who befriended the child ' s mother . befriended the child ' s mother How did this lady befriend the mother in the hospital? 21 27 +1356 3 Christine Owens appeared on the Independent Television News cradling her healthy baby , Lydia later in the evening . Independent Television News Was this the only news network she appeared on? 5 8 +1356 4 Police said they had returned the baby to Mrs . Owens , but would not describe the circumstances . would not describe Why did the police refuse to describe the circumstances under which Mrs. Owens' baby was returned to her? 13 16 +1356 4 Police said they had returned the baby to Mrs . Owens , but would not describe the circumstances . but would not describe the circumstances Why did they not describe the circumstances? 12 18 +1356 4 Police said they had returned the baby to Mrs . Owens , but would not describe the circumstances . returned How and why did the lady kidnap the baby? 4 5 +1356 4 Police said they had returned the baby to Mrs . Owens , but would not describe the circumstances . but would not describe the circumstances Why would they not describe the circumstances? 12 18 +1356 5 " A man and a woman from the Rhyll area of north Wales are helping us with our inquiries , " an unidentified police officer told the TV news . man and a woman How did these people become knowledgable about the kidnapping? 2 6 +1356 5 " A man and a woman from the Rhyll area of north Wales are helping us with our inquiries , " an unidentified police officer told the TV news . " A man and a woman Who are these people? 0 6 +1356 5 " A man and a woman from the Rhyll area of north Wales are helping us with our inquiries , " an unidentified police officer told the TV news . helping us How are they helping? 14 16 +1356 5 " A man and a woman from the Rhyll area of north Wales are helping us with our inquiries , " an unidentified police officer told the TV news . our inquiries , " What are the inquiries? 17 21 +1356 5 " A man and a woman from the Rhyll area of north Wales are helping us with our inquiries , " an unidentified police officer told the TV news . " A man and a woman Who are this man and woman? 0 6 +1357 1 Heavily favored Holy Bull , the 1994 U . S . Horse of the Year , pulled up while battling for the lead on the backstretch during the Donn Handicap on Saturday at Gulfstream Park . Heavily favored Why is Holy Bull heavily favored? 0 2 +1357 1 Heavily favored Holy Bull , the 1994 U . S . Horse of the Year , pulled up while battling for the lead on the backstretch during the Donn Handicap on Saturday at Gulfstream Park . Gulfstream Where is this located? 33 34 +1357 1 Heavily favored Holy Bull , the 1994 U . S . Horse of the Year , pulled up while battling for the lead on the backstretch during the Donn Handicap on Saturday at Gulfstream Park . Heavily favored Why is Holy Bull heavily favored? 0 2 +1357 1 Heavily favored Holy Bull , the 1994 U . S . Horse of the Year , pulled up while battling for the lead on the backstretch during the Donn Handicap on Saturday at Gulfstream Park . Horse of the Year , Why was this particular horse chosen? 11 16 +1357 1 Heavily favored Holy Bull , the 1994 U . S . Horse of the Year , pulled up while battling for the lead on the backstretch during the Donn Handicap on Saturday at Gulfstream Park . pulled up What does \"pulled up\" mean? 16 18 +1357 2 Cigar went on to win the 1 1 - 8 - mile ( 1 . 8 - kilometer ) race . Cigar Is Cigar another favorite horse? 0 1 +1357 2 Cigar went on to win the 1 1 - 8 - mile ( 1 . 8 - kilometer ) race . Cigar Who is Cigar? A horse? 0 1 +1357 2 Cigar went on to win the 1 1 - 8 - mile ( 1 . 8 - kilometer ) race . Cigar Who is Cigar? 0 1 +1357 3 Holy Bull , running with Cigar , was pulled up by jockey Mike Smith in mid - backstretch . Smith then dismounted before the half - mile ( 800 - meter ) pole . dismounted What is the activity going on here? I am guessing horse races but unsure? 21 22 +1357 3 Holy Bull , running with Cigar , was pulled up by jockey Mike Smith in mid - backstretch . Smith then dismounted before the half - mile ( 800 - meter ) pole . was pulled up Why was Holly Bull pulled up? 7 10 +1357 3 Holy Bull , running with Cigar , was pulled up by jockey Mike Smith in mid - backstretch . Smith then dismounted before the half - mile ( 800 - meter ) pole . dismounted What made him dismount the horse in mid race? 21 22 +1357 4 Holy Bull remained on his feet and then was loaded onto a horse ambulance , but did so reluctantly . horse ambulance , What happened to Holy Bull? 12 15 +1357 4 Holy Bull remained on his feet and then was loaded onto a horse ambulance , but did so reluctantly . horse ambulance , What was wrong with the horse? 12 15 +1357 4 Holy Bull remained on his feet and then was loaded onto a horse ambulance , but did so reluctantly . reluctantly How was he behaving? 18 19 +1357 4 Holy Bull remained on his feet and then was loaded onto a horse ambulance , but did so reluctantly . but did so reluctantly Why was the horse having trouble being loaded up? 15 19 +1357 5 Holy Bull was making his second start of the year and was bidding for his seventh straight victory . seventh straight victory How long was Holy Bull racing? 15 18 +1357 5 Holy Bull was making his second start of the year and was bidding for his seventh straight victory . second start How did he do on the first start? 5 7 +1358 1 A British government minister resigned on Saturday , as tensions in the governing Conservative Party increased over Britain ' s policy on Europe . Britain ' s policy on Europe What is the policy? 17 23 +1358 1 A British government minister resigned on Saturday , as tensions in the governing Conservative Party increased over Britain ' s policy on Europe . policy What are the details regarding the policy? 20 21 +1358 1 A British government minister resigned on Saturday , as tensions in the governing Conservative Party increased over Britain ' s policy on Europe . government minister resigned on Saturday , What was the cause for the resignation? 2 8 +1358 1 A British government minister resigned on Saturday , as tensions in the governing Conservative Party increased over Britain ' s policy on Europe . resigned Why did the minister resign? 4 5 +1358 2 The Sunday Express newspaper reported that Charles Wardle , a junior minister at the Department of Trade and Industry , resigned because he felt Britain was endangered by a possible flood of immigrants as relations with Europe became closer . endangered Why did this influence his resignation? 26 27 +1358 2 The Sunday Express newspaper reported that Charles Wardle , a junior minister at the Department of Trade and Industry , resigned because he felt Britain was endangered by a possible flood of immigrants as relations with Europe became closer . endangered by a possible flood of immigrants What would the additional immigrants lead to, in Wardle's mind? 26 33 +1358 2 The Sunday Express newspaper reported that Charles Wardle , a junior minister at the Department of Trade and Industry , resigned because he felt Britain was endangered by a possible flood of immigrants as relations with Europe became closer . immigrants Why would he resign over a flood of immigrant? 32 33 +1358 4 Wardle , a former Immigration Minister , was quoted in the Sunday Express as saying that his resignation was prompted by moves in some fellow European Community member countries to erase international borders . some fellow European Community member countries Which countries in particular? 23 29 +1358 4 Wardle , a former Immigration Minister , was quoted in the Sunday Express as saying that his resignation was prompted by moves in some fellow European Community member countries to erase international borders . erase Why does the flood of immigration scare him? 30 31 +1358 4 Wardle , a former Immigration Minister , was quoted in the Sunday Express as saying that his resignation was prompted by moves in some fellow European Community member countries to erase international borders . countries Which countries wish to erase international borders? 28 29 +1358 5 Britain signed an " opt - out " agreement with its partners in the European Community in 1985 which allows it out of any agreement to devolve borders . But the Express claimed that an 1991 internal government report said that the agreement was poorly worded , and easily challenged in the European Court . poorly worded , What choice of words specifically can lead the the opt-out being challenged? 44 47 +1358 5 Britain signed an " opt - out " agreement with its partners in the European Community in 1985 which allows it out of any agreement to devolve borders . But the Express claimed that an 1991 internal government report said that the agreement was poorly worded , and easily challenged in the European Court . challenged How is this possible if it is included as part of the agreement? 49 50 +1358 5 Britain signed an " opt - out " agreement with its partners in the European Community in 1985 which allows it out of any agreement to devolve borders . But the Express claimed that an 1991 internal government report said that the agreement was poorly worded , and easily challenged in the European Court . agreement was poorly worded , How was the agreement poorly worded? 42 47 +1358 5 Britain signed an " opt - out " agreement with its partners in the European Community in 1985 which allows it out of any agreement to devolve borders . But the Express claimed that an 1991 internal government report said that the agreement was poorly worded , and easily challenged in the European Court . agreement What are the details of this agreement, and why would it be easily challenged? 8 9 +1359 1 Still prolific at 94 , Julien Green is a French - born cultural hybrid whose memories of the American Deep South have inspired a new novel about a love - starved Georgia belle during the Civil War . French - born How is Julien culturally familiar with the deep south? 9 12 +1359 1 Still prolific at 94 , Julien Green is a French - born cultural hybrid whose memories of the American Deep South have inspired a new novel about a love - starved Georgia belle during the Civil War . new How new is it? 24 25 +1359 2 The first American citizen to be inducted into the prestigious Academie Francaise , Green has carved a unique place among the French literary elite , with dozens of novels , plays , essays and 15 volumes of his private diary . Academie Francaise , How are his works looked at in the United States? 10 13 +1359 3 " Dixie , " his latest novel , features a sultry Southern widow , still hungry for love , drowning her sorrow in laudanum and sipping mint juleps served by devoted slaves while canons boom in nearby cotton fields . laudanum What is this? 23 24 +1359 4 The 380 - page novel , published Jan . 4 , was well - received by critics . More than 30 , 000 copies have been sold - - " a very healthy figure at this time of year , " according to the publisher . time of year , " What time of year? 36 41 +1359 4 The 380 - page novel , published Jan . 4 , was well - received by critics . More than 30 , 000 copies have been sold - - " a very healthy figure at this time of year , " according to the publisher . " a very healthy figure Why are sales typically lower during the first of the year? 29 34 +1360 1 The Yugoslav War Crimes Tribunal is expected to issue indictments Monday against a string of suspects allegedly involved in three notorious concentration camps run by Bosnian Serbs . by Why did the Bosnian surbs run these camps? 24 25 +1360 1 The Yugoslav War Crimes Tribunal is expected to issue indictments Monday against a string of suspects allegedly involved in three notorious concentration camps run by Bosnian Serbs . notorious Why are the three concentration camps considered \"notorious\"? 20 21 +1360 2 Without giving details , the United Nations court has scheduled a news conference for Monday promising " an important public announcement . " Monday where is it? what thime ? 14 15 +1360 2 Without giving details , the United Nations court has scheduled a news conference for Monday promising " an important public announcement . " Without Why are they reluctant to give details? 0 1 +1360 2 Without giving details , the United Nations court has scheduled a news conference for Monday promising " an important public announcement . " important public announcement What was the public announcement about? 18 21 +1360 3 A source close to the tribunal , speaking on condition of anonymity , confirmed that the indictments for the Prijedor region of northwestern Bosnia were ready . anonymity , Why is anonymity important to the source? 11 13 +1360 3 A source close to the tribunal , speaking on condition of anonymity , confirmed that the indictments for the Prijedor region of northwestern Bosnia were ready . indictments What were the indictments about? 16 17 +1360 4 In Prijedor were located the Serb - run Omarska , Keraterm and Trnopolje camps where in 1992 guards regularly carried out mass executions and tortures , according to a statement cited at a hearing in November . November . what year? 35 37 +1360 4 In Prijedor were located the Serb - run Omarska , Keraterm and Trnopolje camps where in 1992 guards regularly carried out mass executions and tortures , according to a statement cited at a hearing in November . carried out mass executions and tortures , Why were the camps carrying out executions? 19 26 +1360 4 In Prijedor were located the Serb - run Omarska , Keraterm and Trnopolje camps where in 1992 guards regularly carried out mass executions and tortures , according to a statement cited at a hearing in November . regularly How regular were these executions? 18 19 +1360 4 In Prijedor were located the Serb - run Omarska , Keraterm and Trnopolje camps where in 1992 guards regularly carried out mass executions and tortures , according to a statement cited at a hearing in November . mass executions and tortures , Why were there executions and tortures? 21 26 +1360 5 Tribunal officials have repeatedly pledged to issue indictments before the end of February . In January , spokesman Christian Chartier confirmed that the Prijedor probe was complete . probe was complete What did this \"probe\" consist of? 24 27 +1361 1 With a home crowd of 5 , 000 cheering him on , Henry Maske of Germany retained his world light heavyweight title Saturday in an International Boxing Federation championship match against Egerton Marcus of Canada . cheering Why was it important that they cheer him on? 8 9 +1361 2 Predictions were that Marcus would be Maske ' s toughest competition since he won the championship against American Charles Williams two years ago , but it wasn ' t to be . Predictions How are the predictions made? 0 1 +1361 2 Predictions were that Marcus would be Maske ' s toughest competition since he won the championship against American Charles Williams two years ago , but it wasn ' t to be . he which \"he,\" marcus or maske? 12 13 +1361 2 Predictions were that Marcus would be Maske ' s toughest competition since he won the championship against American Charles Williams two years ago , but it wasn ' t to be . but it wasn ' t to be . Why was this particular fight so non-competitive? 24 32 +1361 3 After all , the former East German Army First Lieutenant , eeked out a victory against the Canadian at the Seoul Olympics in 1988 . Marcus said later he had broken his powerful right hand in his second Olympic fight , but still went on to compete in the middleweight finals where Maske took the gold . broken Why did he insist on fighting despite his hand being broken? 30 31 +1361 3 After all , the former East German Army First Lieutenant , eeked out a victory against the Canadian at the Seoul Olympics in 1988 . Marcus said later he had broken his powerful right hand in his second Olympic fight , but still went on to compete in the middleweight finals where Maske took the gold . Lieutenant , to which fighter does this refer? 9 11 +1361 5 Maske , 31 , of Frankfurt an der Oder in former East Germany , had 25 straight wins since turning professional in 1990 . Only 11 ended early , but he has a reputation for doing only what he has to , to win . early , Why did they end early? 27 29 +1361 5 Maske , 31 , of Frankfurt an der Oder in former East Germany , had 25 straight wins since turning professional in 1990 . Only 11 ended early , but he has a reputation for doing only what he has to , to win . doing only what he has to , what does this mean in this context? 35 42 +1362 1 Open - minded Sweden had seemed the right place for the first opera based on Vladimir Nabokov ' s ground - breaking novel about a man ' s lust for a girl . Open - minded What aspects of Swedish culture make it \"open-minded\"? 0 3 +1362 1 Open - minded Sweden had seemed the right place for the first opera based on Vladimir Nabokov ' s ground - breaking novel about a man ' s lust for a girl . about a man ' s lust for a girl What is the novel's name. 23 32 +1362 1 Open - minded Sweden had seemed the right place for the first opera based on Vladimir Nabokov ' s ground - breaking novel about a man ' s lust for a girl . right place Where is the right place? 7 9 +1362 1 Open - minded Sweden had seemed the right place for the first opera based on Vladimir Nabokov ' s ground - breaking novel about a man ' s lust for a girl . ground - breaking novel What is the ground-breaking novel? 19 23 +1362 1 Open - minded Sweden had seemed the right place for the first opera based on Vladimir Nabokov ' s ground - breaking novel about a man ' s lust for a girl . Vladimir Nabokov ' s Who is Vladimir Nabokov? 15 19 +1362 2 But 40 years after " Lolita " was published , the dubious love affair still is provoking indignation , this time over Rodion Shchedrin ' s world premier production at Stockholm ' s Royal Opera . indignation , Who is currently critiquing Lolita? 17 19 +1362 2 But 40 years after " Lolita " was published , the dubious love affair still is provoking indignation , this time over Rodion Shchedrin ' s world premier production at Stockholm ' s Royal Opera . world premier production Why did he decide to put on an opera based on Lolita? 26 29 +1362 2 But 40 years after " Lolita " was published , the dubious love affair still is provoking indignation , this time over Rodion Shchedrin ' s world premier production at Stockholm ' s Royal Opera . provoking indignation , Why is it provoking indignation? 16 19 +1362 2 But 40 years after " Lolita " was published , the dubious love affair still is provoking indignation , this time over Rodion Shchedrin ' s world premier production at Stockholm ' s Royal Opera . provoking indignation , Why does the offense continue? 16 19 +1362 3 Child protection groups claim the story promotes indecent assault of minors , and some want the opera stopped . On top of that , critics say the four - hour production is tedious and leaves the audience cold . Child protection groups What groups are involved in debating this issue? 0 3 +1362 3 Child protection groups claim the story promotes indecent assault of minors , and some want the opera stopped . On top of that , critics say the four - hour production is tedious and leaves the audience cold . critics Are these critics from a moral standpoint or opera critics reviewing the quality of the performance? 24 25 +1362 4 Like the book , however , the opera " Lolita " may survive the criticism . The opera finished its run this weekend , but more performances are planned for next year . next year When does the opera return? 30 32 +1362 4 Like the book , however , the opera " Lolita " may survive the criticism . The opera finished its run this weekend , but more performances are planned for next year . Like the book , however How did the book survive criticism? 0 5 +1362 5 " Lolita " is the story about a man , Humbert Humbert , who is a slave to his lust for pubescent girls . He marries a widow solely to get near her 12 - year - old daughter . When the mother dies , he starts a love affair with the " nymphet . " slave to his lust for pubescent girls Is the main character supposed to be empathetic or disgusting? 16 23 +1363 1 Third - seeded Magdalena Maleeva took advantage of 14 double faults to beat second - seeded Gabriela Sabatini 6 - 4 , 4 - 6 , 6 - 3 on Saturday and advance to the finals of the Ameritech Cup tennis tournament . took advantage of 14 double faults What is a double fault and how did she use them to her advantage? 5 11 +1363 1 Third - seeded Magdalena Maleeva took advantage of 14 double faults to beat second - seeded Gabriela Sabatini 6 - 4 , 4 - 6 , 6 - 3 on Saturday and advance to the finals of the Ameritech Cup tennis tournament . second - seeded Who is first-seeded? 13 16 +1363 1 Third - seeded Magdalena Maleeva took advantage of 14 double faults to beat second - seeded Gabriela Sabatini 6 - 4 , 4 - 6 , 6 - 3 on Saturday and advance to the finals of the Ameritech Cup tennis tournament . Ameritech Is the Ameritech Cup a major tennis tournament? 38 39 +1363 2 Maleeva will meet the winner of Saturday night ' s evening match between the seventh seed , Zina Garrison - Jackson , and Lisa Raymond in the title match on Sunday . Maleeva will meet the winner of Saturday Does that mean that she will be matched with the winner of Saturday night's evening match? 0 7 +1363 2 Maleeva will meet the winner of Saturday night ' s evening match between the seventh seed , Zina Garrison - Jackson , and Lisa Raymond in the title match on Sunday . Lisa Raymond What seed is Lisa? 23 25 +1363 2 Maleeva will meet the winner of Saturday night ' s evening match between the seventh seed , Zina Garrison - Jackson , and Lisa Raymond in the title match on Sunday . Lisa Raymond What seed position is Lisa Raymond? 23 25 +1363 3 The 11th - ranked Maleeva utilized a vicious two - handed backhand to capture the first set , breaking Sabatini in the second game . utilized a vicious two - handed backhand Does this mean that she is very motivated to break being 11th ranked? Or that she is a very serious competitor? 5 12 +1363 3 The 11th - ranked Maleeva utilized a vicious two - handed backhand to capture the first set , breaking Sabatini in the second game . two - handed backhand Is this a new technique for her? 8 12 +1363 4 Sabatini broke Maleeva in the ninth game of the set with a great scoop passing shot to trail 5 - 4 , only to give away the set with a double fault on set point in the 10th game . Sabatini broke Maleeva in the ninth game What rank is Sabatini? 0 7 +1363 4 Sabatini broke Maleeva in the ninth game of the set with a great scoop passing shot to trail 5 - 4 , only to give away the set with a double fault on set point in the 10th game . only to give away the set with a double fault What is a fault? How did Sabatini manage to lose so far into the game? 22 32 +1363 4 Sabatini broke Maleeva in the ninth game of the set with a great scoop passing shot to trail 5 - 4 , only to give away the set with a double fault on set point in the 10th game . scoop passing shot What is a scoop shot? 13 16 +1363 4 Sabatini broke Maleeva in the ninth game of the set with a great scoop passing shot to trail 5 - 4 , only to give away the set with a double fault on set point in the 10th game . scoop passing shot What is a scoop passing shot? 13 16 +1363 4 Sabatini broke Maleeva in the ninth game of the set with a great scoop passing shot to trail 5 - 4 , only to give away the set with a double fault on set point in the 10th game . double fault What is a double fault? 30 32 +1363 4 Sabatini broke Maleeva in the ninth game of the set with a great scoop passing shot to trail 5 - 4 , only to give away the set with a double fault on set point in the 10th game . set point What is set point? 33 35 +1363 5 In the second set , Sabatini took a 5 - 4 lead when Maleeva hit a return out of bounds and then won it with a 98 mph service winner on set point . 98 mph How is the speed of the ball measured during a game? 26 28 +1363 5 In the second set , Sabatini took a 5 - 4 lead when Maleeva hit a return out of bounds and then won it with a 98 mph service winner on set point . winner What is a service winner? 29 30 +1364 1 ISLAMABAD , Pakistan ( AP ) - A South African religious student , motivated by the offer of a dlrs 2 million reward , gave U . S . officials the tip that led to the capture of World Trade Center bombing suspect Ramzi Yousef , a newspaper reported Sunday . reward , How was this reward advertised? 22 24 +1364 1 ISLAMABAD , Pakistan ( AP ) - A South African religious student , motivated by the offer of a dlrs 2 million reward , gave U . S . officials the tip that led to the capture of World Trade Center bombing suspect Ramzi Yousef , a newspaper reported Sunday . a dlrs 2 million reward , Who offered the reward? 18 24 +1364 1 ISLAMABAD , Pakistan ( AP ) - A South African religious student , motivated by the offer of a dlrs 2 million reward , gave U . S . officials the tip that led to the capture of World Trade Center bombing suspect Ramzi Yousef , a newspaper reported Sunday . student , How did the South African student get the tip of the suspect? 11 13 +1364 2 South African Istiaque Parker , his wife Fehmida , and their baby have since been whisked away by American officials and are now at an undisclosed location in the United States , according The News , an English - language daily , which cited unidentified sources . his wife Fehmida , and their baby Why were his wife and baby taken away? 5 12 +1364 3 U . S . officials have said an informant guided them to Yousef , but they have refused to release any information on the person or his whereabouts . guided How did the informant come to know the location of Yousef? 9 10 +1364 4 Parker and his family have not been seen publicly since Tuesday ' s arrest of Yousef , who was extradited to New York and charged with the 1993 World Trade Center bombing . Yousef , How involved was this individual in the attack? 15 17 +1364 4 Parker and his family have not been seen publicly since Tuesday ' s arrest of Yousef , who was extradited to New York and charged with the 1993 World Trade Center bombing . charged What became of this case? What was the result of the charge? 24 25 +1364 5 Parker contacted the U . S . Embassy in Islamabad last month to say he knew Yousef , according to The News . say he knew Yousef , How were the two acquainted? 13 18 +1364 5 Parker contacted the U . S . Embassy in Islamabad last month to say he knew Yousef , according to The News . Parker contacted the U . S . Embassy in Islamabad How did Parker contact them? 0 10 +1364 5 Parker contacted the U . S . Embassy in Islamabad last month to say he knew Yousef , according to The News . Islamabad Where is Islamabad? Wasn't Parker from South Africa? 9 10 +1365 1 ISLAMABAD , Pakistan ( AP ) - A South African religious student , motivated by a dlrs 2 million reward offer , gave U . S . officials the tip that led them to World Trade Center bombing suspect Ramzi Yousef , a newspaper reported Sunday . A South African religious student , How did this person get the tip? 7 13 +1365 1 ISLAMABAD , Pakistan ( AP ) - A South African religious student , motivated by a dlrs 2 million reward offer , gave U . S . officials the tip that led them to World Trade Center bombing suspect Ramzi Yousef , a newspaper reported Sunday . dlrs what does this mean? 16 17 +1365 1 ISLAMABAD , Pakistan ( AP ) - A South African religious student , motivated by a dlrs 2 million reward offer , gave U . S . officials the tip that led them to World Trade Center bombing suspect Ramzi Yousef , a newspaper reported Sunday . religious which religion is he? 10 11 +1365 2 Istiaque Parker , his wife Fehmida , and their baby have since been whisked away by American officials and are now at an undisclosed location in the United States , according The News , an English - language daily , which cited unidentified sources . whisked away by American officials Were they whisked away for fear of their safety or for some other reason? 13 18 +1365 2 Istiaque Parker , his wife Fehmida , and their baby have since been whisked away by American officials and are now at an undisclosed location in the United States , according The News , an English - language daily , which cited unidentified sources . cited unidentified sources how can it be trusted then? 41 44 +1365 3 U . S . officials have said an informant guided them to Yousef , but they have refused to release any information on the person or his whereabouts . refused why are they refusing? 17 18 +1365 4 In a related development , Pakistan , has asked the United States for a share of the reward money for Yousef ' s capture , The News reported . Yousef ' s capture , What part did they play in his capture? 20 25 +1365 4 In a related development , Pakistan , has asked the United States for a share of the reward money for Yousef ' s capture , The News reported . a share of the reward money Why does Pakistan want part of the money? 13 19 +1365 5 " Without our help , ( Yousef ) could not have been apprehended , " Interior Minister Nasirullah Babar told the newspaper . could not have been apprehended , " Why could he not have been apprehended? 8 15 +1365 5 " Without our help , ( Yousef ) could not have been apprehended , " Interior Minister Nasirullah Babar told the newspaper . help , how did they help or how do they claim to have helped? 3 5 +1365 5 " Without our help , ( Yousef ) could not have been apprehended , " Interior Minister Nasirullah Babar told the newspaper . " Without our help , What sort of help did the nation give? 0 5 +1366 1 Jamie McLennan stopped 26 shots , and goals by Ray Ferraro and Troy Loney helped the New York Islanders snap a three - game losing streak with a 2 - 1 victory over the Buffalo Sabres on Saturday . Jamie McLennan What sport does Jamie McLennan play? 0 2 +1366 2 McLennan ' s best save came midway through the scoreless third period , when he robbed Yuri Khmylev with a left kick save . left kick save What is a left kick save? 20 23 +1366 3 In Boston , Vincent Riendeau stopped all 10 shots he faced after Blaine Lacher went out with an injury and Dave Reid scored for Boston as the Bruins and Washington Capitals played to a 1 - 1 tie . injury How was he injured? 18 19 +1366 3 In Boston , Vincent Riendeau stopped all 10 shots he faced after Blaine Lacher went out with an injury and Dave Reid scored for Boston as the Bruins and Washington Capitals played to a 1 - 1 tie . Blaine Lacher went out with an injury What type of injury did he sustain? 12 19 +1366 4 Riendeau , who has lost both games he started , replaced Lacher 1 : 17 into the second period when the Bruins ' rookie hurt his right hamstring in a collision with Washington ' s Rob Pearson . Lacher had stopped 13 of 14 shots . hurt his right hamstring how badly was he hurt? 24 28 +1366 4 Riendeau , who has lost both games he started , replaced Lacher 1 : 17 into the second period when the Bruins ' rookie hurt his right hamstring in a collision with Washington ' s Rob Pearson . Lacher had stopped 13 of 14 shots . stopped 13 of 14 shots How did he sop 13 of 14 shots? 40 45 +1366 5 In Quebec , Martin Rucinsky went end to end to score late in the second period , leading the streaking Quebec Nordiques to a 5 - 2 victory over the Ottawa Senators . end to end Does this mean one end of the rink to the other? 6 9 +1366 5 In Quebec , Martin Rucinsky went end to end to score late in the second period , leading the streaking Quebec Nordiques to a 5 - 2 victory over the Ottawa Senators . end to end What does end to end mean? 6 9 +1366 5 In Quebec , Martin Rucinsky went end to end to score late in the second period , leading the streaking Quebec Nordiques to a 5 - 2 victory over the Ottawa Senators . the streaking Quebec Nordiques How long had the Nordiques gone without losing a game at this point? 18 22 +1367 1 Masaji Marumoto , believed to be the first Japanese American to sit on a state supreme court bench , died Friday at the age of 89 . died How did he die? 19 20 +1367 1 Masaji Marumoto , believed to be the first Japanese American to sit on a state supreme court bench , died Friday at the age of 89 . the first Japanese American to sit on a state Why was he the first Japanese American to sit on a state supreme court bench? 6 15 +1367 2 The son of Japanese immigrants , Marumoto was nominated by President Dwight D . Eisenhower to Hawaii ' s territorial supreme court in 1956 . He was named to the state Supreme Court by Republican Gov . William Quinn when Hawaii attained statehood in 1959 . Marumoto was nominated by President Dwight How did he get noticed by President Dwight D. Eisenhower to have him nominate him to Hawaii's territorial supreme court in 1956? 6 12 +1367 2 The son of Japanese immigrants , Marumoto was nominated by President Dwight D . Eisenhower to Hawaii ' s territorial supreme court in 1956 . He was named to the state Supreme Court by Republican Gov . William Quinn when Hawaii attained statehood in 1959 . He was named to the state Supreme Court When Hawaii became a state in 1959, did the supreme courts change? 25 33 +1367 3 Marumoto resigned the following year to return to private law practice , but returned to the Supreme Court for another term in 1967 when he was nominated by Democratic Gov . John Burns . to return to private law practice , Why did he return to private practice? 5 12 +1367 3 Marumoto resigned the following year to return to private law practice , but returned to the Supreme Court for another term in 1967 when he was nominated by Democratic Gov . John Burns . Marumoto resigned the following year Was Marumoto a good lawyer, and that's how he was noticed by the President? 0 5 +1367 3 Marumoto resigned the following year to return to private law practice , but returned to the Supreme Court for another term in 1967 when he was nominated by Democratic Gov . John Burns . the Supreme Court for another term in 1967 Did he like being a part of the Supreme Court that much? 15 23 +1367 4 Marumoto is credited with helping prevent the mass evacuation of Hawaii ' s Japanese Americans to relocation camps on the mainland in the wake of the 1941 Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor . Hawaii ' s Japanese Americans to relocation camps Was it hard? 10 18 +1367 4 Marumoto is credited with helping prevent the mass evacuation of Hawaii ' s Japanese Americans to relocation camps on the mainland in the wake of the 1941 Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor . prevent the mass evacuation of Hawaii ' s Japanese How did he help prevent the mass evacuation of Hawaii's Japanese Americans to relocation camps on the mainland? 5 14 +1367 5 At the time , he was already a prominent figure in Hawaii ' s Japanese - American community . Through his friendship with FBI and Army officials , Marumoto and other community leaders convinced authorities that a mass evacuation wasn ' t necessary . that a mass evacuation wasn ' t necessary What did he do to convince authorities? 35 43 +1367 5 At the time , he was already a prominent figure in Hawaii ' s Japanese - American community . Through his friendship with FBI and Army officials , Marumoto and other community leaders convinced authorities that a mass evacuation wasn ' t necessary . convinced authorities that a mass evacuation How did they convince authorities to not do the mass evacuation? 33 39 +1367 5 At the time , he was already a prominent figure in Hawaii ' s Japanese - American community . Through his friendship with FBI and Army officials , Marumoto and other community leaders convinced authorities that a mass evacuation wasn ' t necessary . his friendship with FBI and Army officials , How did he attain such friendships in the aftermath of the Pearl Harbor attacks? 20 28 +1367 5 At the time , he was already a prominent figure in Hawaii ' s Japanese - American community . Through his friendship with FBI and Army officials , Marumoto and other community leaders convinced authorities that a mass evacuation wasn ' t necessary . a mass evacuation wasn ' t necessary How exactly did a few community leaders convince high ranking authorities that a mass evacuation of Japanese Americans off of Hawaii wasn't necessary? 36 43 +1368 1 As foreign ministers of Israel and its peace partners prepared to meet in Washington , the leaders Syria and Lebanon met Sunday and conveyed a message : There will be no peace without them . partners Who are the peace partners of Israel? 8 9 +1368 1 As foreign ministers of Israel and its peace partners prepared to meet in Washington , the leaders Syria and Lebanon met Sunday and conveyed a message : There will be no peace without them . to meet What was the meeting about? 10 12 +1368 1 As foreign ministers of Israel and its peace partners prepared to meet in Washington , the leaders Syria and Lebanon met Sunday and conveyed a message : There will be no peace without them . met Sunday What was the meeting about? 20 22 +1368 1 As foreign ministers of Israel and its peace partners prepared to meet in Washington , the leaders Syria and Lebanon met Sunday and conveyed a message : There will be no peace without them . without Why were they left out? 32 33 +1368 2 The warning came in Syria ' s official media as Syrian President Hafez Assad and his Lebanese counterpart Elias Hrawi met for a second day . Their countries are the only two nations on Israel ' s border that have not made peace with the Jewish state . peace What is the main issue for not negotiating peace? 42 43 +1368 2 The warning came in Syria ' s official media as Syrian President Hafez Assad and his Lebanese counterpart Elias Hrawi met for a second day . Their countries are the only two nations on Israel ' s border that have not made peace with the Jewish state . met for a second day What was discussed the first day? 20 25 +1368 2 The warning came in Syria ' s official media as Syrian President Hafez Assad and his Lebanese counterpart Elias Hrawi met for a second day . Their countries are the only two nations on Israel ' s border that have not made peace with the Jewish state . not made peace Why have they not made peace? 40 43 +1368 2 The warning came in Syria ' s official media as Syrian President Hafez Assad and his Lebanese counterpart Elias Hrawi met for a second day . Their countries are the only two nations on Israel ' s border that have not made peace with the Jewish state . have not made peace with the Jewish state Why had they held out? 39 47 +1368 2 The warning came in Syria ' s official media as Syrian President Hafez Assad and his Lebanese counterpart Elias Hrawi met for a second day . Their countries are the only two nations on Israel ' s border that have not made peace with the Jewish state . not Why have they not made peace and what defines such peace? 40 41 +1368 3 The Washington meeting has triggered fears in Syria and Lebanon that the two countries could be dropped from the peace process . has triggered fears What are their fears? 3 6 +1368 3 The Washington meeting has triggered fears in Syria and Lebanon that the two countries could be dropped from the peace process . could be dropped Why would this happen? 14 17 +1368 3 The Washington meeting has triggered fears in Syria and Lebanon that the two countries could be dropped from the peace process . peace process What is the process? 19 21 +1368 3 The Washington meeting has triggered fears in Syria and Lebanon that the two countries could be dropped from the peace process . dropped from the peace process Why would they be left out of the future talks? 16 21 +1368 3 The Washington meeting has triggered fears in Syria and Lebanon that the two countries could be dropped from the peace process . dropped Why could they be dropped from the peace process when there can be no peace without them? 16 17 +1368 4 " No peace can be realized in the region without the participation of both Syria and Lebanon , " said the Tishrin daily in an editorial . " No peace can be realized in the region What is the reason behind this? 0 9 +1368 4 " No peace can be realized in the region without the participation of both Syria and Lebanon , " said the Tishrin daily in an editorial . an editorial What editorial? 24 26 +1368 4 " No peace can be realized in the region without the participation of both Syria and Lebanon , " said the Tishrin daily in an editorial . editorial Why is it only in an editorial that this question was asked? It should be more widespread. 25 26 +1368 5 " This , however , requires . the full Israeli withdrawal from the Golan Heights and south Lebanon , " it added . withdrawal Is this a reasonable request? 10 11 +1368 5 " This , however , requires . the full Israeli withdrawal from the Golan Heights and south Lebanon , " it added . requires Under what ruling is this required? 5 6 +1368 5 " This , however , requires . the full Israeli withdrawal from the Golan Heights and south Lebanon , " it added . full Israeli withdrawal What this include? 8 11 +1368 5 " This , however , requires . the full Israeli withdrawal from the Golan Heights and south Lebanon , " it added . full Why is ‘full’ withdrawal emphasised? 8 9 +1369 1 The chairman of Burma ' s ruling junta said Sunday that ethnic groups still at war with the government were pushing their members into a " bloodbath . " ethnic groups Which ethnic groups? 11 13 +1369 1 The chairman of Burma ' s ruling junta said Sunday that ethnic groups still at war with the government were pushing their members into a " bloodbath . " junta What is a junta? 7 8 +1369 1 The chairman of Burma ' s ruling junta said Sunday that ethnic groups still at war with the government were pushing their members into a " bloodbath . " still at war Why are they at war? 13 16 +1369 1 The chairman of Burma ' s ruling junta said Sunday that ethnic groups still at war with the government were pushing their members into a " bloodbath . " still at war What type of war? 13 16 +1369 1 The chairman of Burma ' s ruling junta said Sunday that ethnic groups still at war with the government were pushing their members into a " bloodbath . " " bloodbath . " Why will it be a bloodbath? 25 29 +1369 2 Government troops , meanwhile , maintained their siege of the last major ethnic insurgent base , keeping up their shelling of Karen guerrillas at Kawmoorah , in eastern Burma near the Thai border town of Mae Sot . ethnic What ethnic group? 12 13 +1369 3 Speaking on the annual Union Day holiday , Gen . Than Shwe said internal strife that has bedeviled the nation for decades still affects remote areas . internal strife What is the internal strife? 13 15 +1369 3 Speaking on the annual Union Day holiday , Gen . Than Shwe said internal strife that has bedeviled the nation for decades still affects remote areas . remote areas Which remote areas? 24 26 +1369 3 Speaking on the annual Union Day holiday , Gen . Than Shwe said internal strife that has bedeviled the nation for decades still affects remote areas . holiday , What country is celebrating this holiday? 6 8 +1369 3 Speaking on the annual Union Day holiday , Gen . Than Shwe said internal strife that has bedeviled the nation for decades still affects remote areas . still affects remote areas Are they still dealing with internal strife? 22 26 +1369 3 Speaking on the annual Union Day holiday , Gen . Than Shwe said internal strife that has bedeviled the nation for decades still affects remote areas . internal strife What is the strife that they are facing that has incurred the war? 13 15 +1369 3 Speaking on the annual Union Day holiday , Gen . Than Shwe said internal strife that has bedeviled the nation for decades still affects remote areas . remote areas Where are the specific locations? 24 26 +1369 5 The government ' s reconciliation policy has led 13 insurgent groups to end their fight and join hands with the military for the welfare of the nation , Than Shwe said . reconciliation policy What is the reconciliation policy? 4 6 +1369 5 The government ' s reconciliation policy has led 13 insurgent groups to end their fight and join hands with the military for the welfare of the nation , Than Shwe said . policy What policy? 5 6 +1369 5 The government ' s reconciliation policy has led 13 insurgent groups to end their fight and join hands with the military for the welfare of the nation , Than Shwe said . join hands with the military How has this helped/affected the military? 16 21 +1369 5 The government ' s reconciliation policy has led 13 insurgent groups to end their fight and join hands with the military for the welfare of the nation , Than Shwe said . join hands How did they convince them to 'join hands' with the military? 16 18 +1369 5 The government ' s reconciliation policy has led 13 insurgent groups to end their fight and join hands with the military for the welfare of the nation , Than Shwe said . reconciliation policy What is the policy? 4 6 +1370 1 Energy Minister Gonen Segev said Sunday he was investigating ways to resume oil transport to Gaza , suspended after Palestinian gunmen attacked an Israeli tanker and killed a security guard last week . Energy Minister Gonen Segev What is an Energy Minister? 0 4 +1370 1 Energy Minister Gonen Segev said Sunday he was investigating ways to resume oil transport to Gaza , suspended after Palestinian gunmen attacked an Israeli tanker and killed a security guard last week . attacked an Israeli tanker What was the reason for attacking the tanker? 21 25 +1370 3 Palestinian officials said Sunday that they had only enough benzene to last two days . enough benzene to last two days How does benzene relate to Israel and Palestine conflict? 8 14 +1370 5 " We have a little gas , " said Palestinian Economics Minister Ahmed Qurei . " We will import from abroad , from Jordan and Egypt . We don ' t need the Israeli gasoline . " " We have a little gas , " If gas resources are low why ruin a potential relationship for resources? 0 8 +1370 5 " We have a little gas , " said Palestinian Economics Minister Ahmed Qurei . " We will import from abroad , from Jordan and Egypt . We don ' t need the Israeli gasoline . " We don ' t need the Israeli gasoline If they don't need it what is the issue? 27 35 +1371 1 Ten foreign aid workers held hostage for up to three days by rebels arrived in Kenya on Sunday , tired and traumatized but otherwise in good health . rebels Where are the rebels from? 12 13 +1371 1 Ten foreign aid workers held hostage for up to three days by rebels arrived in Kenya on Sunday , tired and traumatized but otherwise in good health . held hostage Why were the foreign aid workers taken and held hostage? 4 6 +1371 1 Ten foreign aid workers held hostage for up to three days by rebels arrived in Kenya on Sunday , tired and traumatized but otherwise in good health . foreign where are these aid workers from? 1 2 +1371 1 Ten foreign aid workers held hostage for up to three days by rebels arrived in Kenya on Sunday , tired and traumatized but otherwise in good health . foreign aid workers Where were the workers from? 1 4 +1371 1 Ten foreign aid workers held hostage for up to three days by rebels arrived in Kenya on Sunday , tired and traumatized but otherwise in good health . held hostage Who held them hostage? 4 6 +1371 1 Ten foreign aid workers held hostage for up to three days by rebels arrived in Kenya on Sunday , tired and traumatized but otherwise in good health . three days What were their demands? 9 11 +1371 1 Ten foreign aid workers held hostage for up to three days by rebels arrived in Kenya on Sunday , tired and traumatized but otherwise in good health . hostage Why were they held hostage 5 6 +1371 1 Ten foreign aid workers held hostage for up to three days by rebels arrived in Kenya on Sunday , tired and traumatized but otherwise in good health . rebels Which rebels? 12 13 +1371 2 An eleventh colleague , a Kenyan , left to be with his family , said Sally Burnheim , a spokeswoman for the U . N . Operation Lifeline Sudan , which acts as umbrella for aid agencies in the war and famine ravage region . left to be with his family , Why was this individual left to be with his family while ten others were taken hostage? 7 14 +1371 2 An eleventh colleague , a Kenyan , left to be with his family , said Sally Burnheim , a spokeswoman for the U . N . Operation Lifeline Sudan , which acts as umbrella for aid agencies in the war and famine ravage region . left to be with his family , Why was he left? 7 14 +1371 2 An eleventh colleague , a Kenyan , left to be with his family , said Sally Burnheim , a spokeswoman for the U . N . Operation Lifeline Sudan , which acts as umbrella for aid agencies in the war and famine ravage region . the war War against who? 38 40 +1371 2 An eleventh colleague , a Kenyan , left to be with his family , said Sally Burnheim , a spokeswoman for the U . N . Operation Lifeline Sudan , which acts as umbrella for aid agencies in the war and famine ravage region . colleague , What or who is this 11th colleague? 2 4 +1371 2 An eleventh colleague , a Kenyan , left to be with his family , said Sally Burnheim , a spokeswoman for the U . N . Operation Lifeline Sudan , which acts as umbrella for aid agencies in the war and famine ravage region . region Why is she relevent? 43 44 +1371 3 The former hostages have refused to talk to journalists about their ordeal until after they ' re debriefed Monday , said Burnheim . refused Why have the former hostages refused to talk to journalists about their experiences? 4 5 +1371 3 The former hostages have refused to talk to journalists about their ordeal until after they ' re debriefed Monday , said Burnheim . debriefed With whom will the ten former hostages debrief? 17 18 +1371 3 The former hostages have refused to talk to journalists about their ordeal until after they ' re debriefed Monday , said Burnheim . until why have the former hostages refuse to speak? what is preventing them? 12 13 +1371 3 The former hostages have refused to talk to journalists about their ordeal until after they ' re debriefed Monday , said Burnheim . refused to talk Why don't they want to talk? 4 7 +1371 3 The former hostages have refused to talk to journalists about their ordeal until after they ' re debriefed Monday , said Burnheim . they ' re debriefed Monday , Who is doing the debriefing? 14 20 +1371 4 " Besides , they are tired and traumatized , " Burnheim said . " Some of them went for long periods without food and water . " traumatized , " Besides being without food and water, in what other ways did the hostages report trauma? 7 10 +1371 4 " Besides , they are tired and traumatized , " Burnheim said . " Some of them went for long periods without food and water . " without food and water to what extent were the conditions they experienced unhealthy? 21 25 +1371 4 " Besides , they are tired and traumatized , " Burnheim said . " Some of them went for long periods without food and water . " long periods How long were these periods? 19 21 +1371 4 " Besides , they are tired and traumatized , " Burnheim said . " Some of them went for long periods without food and water . " water How long were they gone for the longest time? 24 25 +1371 5 The workers were captured in an attack in southern Sudan by about 130 guerrillas loyal to Gordon Koang Babyping , a renegade commander of rebel Sudan Peoples ' Liberation Army . attack Why was the Sudan Peoples' Liberation Army attacking southern Sudan? 6 7 +1371 5 The workers were captured in an attack in southern Sudan by about 130 guerrillas loyal to Gordon Koang Babyping , a renegade commander of rebel Sudan Peoples ' Liberation Army . Gordon Koang Babyping , who is this group and what is their purpose? 16 20 +1371 5 The workers were captured in an attack in southern Sudan by about 130 guerrillas loyal to Gordon Koang Babyping , a renegade commander of rebel Sudan Peoples ' Liberation Army . were captured How were they captured? 2 4 +1371 5 The workers were captured in an attack in southern Sudan by about 130 guerrillas loyal to Gordon Koang Babyping , a renegade commander of rebel Sudan Peoples ' Liberation Army . an attack Why were they being attacked? 5 7 +1371 5 The workers were captured in an attack in southern Sudan by about 130 guerrillas loyal to Gordon Koang Babyping , a renegade commander of rebel Sudan Peoples ' Liberation Army . loyal Why were they so loyal? 14 15 +1371 5 The workers were captured in an attack in southern Sudan by about 130 guerrillas loyal to Gordon Koang Babyping , a renegade commander of rebel Sudan Peoples ' Liberation Army . workers what type of work did they do? 1 2 +1371 5 The workers were captured in an attack in southern Sudan by about 130 guerrillas loyal to Gordon Koang Babyping , a renegade commander of rebel Sudan Peoples ' Liberation Army . loyal Who were they Loyal to if not Gordon Koang Babyping? 14 15 +1372 1 European champion Rintje Ritmsa won the 1 , 500 - meter event in the Men ' s World Speedskating Championships Sunday , securing his lead in the overall standings . 1 , 500 - meter How many 1500-meter events has he competed in? 6 11 +1372 1 European champion Rintje Ritmsa won the 1 , 500 - meter event in the Men ' s World Speedskating Championships Sunday , securing his lead in the overall standings . overall How much of a sizeable lead does he have in the in the overall standings? 27 28 +1372 2 The Olympic silver medalist completed the race in 1 minute , 53 . 31 seconds , more than two seconds slower than the World Record , but well below the Baselga track record of 1 minute , 54 . 58 . Baselga What is Baselga? 30 31 +1372 3 Ritsma , 24 , added the victory to his third place in the 500 - meters and his fifth in the 5 , 000 to give him a total of 118 . 49 points before the final 10 , 000 - meter event , which was set for late afternoon . Ritsma , How old was he when he started? 0 2 +1372 5 Canada ' s Neal Marshall excelled in the 1 , 500 - meter , his best event , to finish third . Marshall has won two World Cup races in the event so far this season . his best event , Why is the 1500m race his best event? 14 18 +1372 5 Canada ' s Neal Marshall excelled in the 1 , 500 - meter , his best event , to finish third . Marshall has won two World Cup races in the event so far this season . Neal How many has he won in his career? 3 4 +1373 1 Portugal ' s Paulo Guerra outsprinted Kenyan Ondoro Osoro Sunday to win the Almond Blossom Cross Country , stretch his lead in the IAAF standings and clinch the European Club Champions ' Cup for his team Maratona . IAAF What does IAAF stand for? 23 24 +1373 1 Portugal ' s Paulo Guerra outsprinted Kenyan Ondoro Osoro Sunday to win the Almond Blossom Cross Country , stretch his lead in the IAAF standings and clinch the European Club Champions ' Cup for his team Maratona . Almond Blossom Cross Country , Where is the event held? 13 18 +1373 2 Guerra , 24 , completed the 10 , 000 meter race in 29 minutes , 21 seconds , just two seconds ahead of the Kenyan , a three - time winner in the Algarve race . Algarve what were the times at algarve races before 33 34 +1373 2 Guerra , 24 , completed the 10 , 000 meter race in 29 minutes , 21 seconds , just two seconds ahead of the Kenyan , a three - time winner in the Algarve race . meter What is that in metric? 9 10 +1373 2 Guerra , 24 , completed the 10 , 000 meter race in 29 minutes , 21 seconds , just two seconds ahead of the Kenyan , a three - time winner in the Algarve race . 29 minutes , 21 seconds , What is the all time record? 12 18 +1373 3 The victory extended Guerra ' s lead in the IAAF standings to 100 points from four meets after 10 events of the World Cross Country Challenge . events what were the events 19 20 +1373 3 The victory extended Guerra ' s lead in the IAAF standings to 100 points from four meets after 10 events of the World Cross Country Challenge . 100 points How does this point system work? 12 14 +1373 3 The victory extended Guerra ' s lead in the IAAF standings to 100 points from four meets after 10 events of the World Cross Country Challenge . lead Who is in second and third? 6 7 +1373 5 But the athlete showed his usual modest form after the race . modest what were the athlete's modest forms 6 7 +1373 5 But the athlete showed his usual modest form after the race . modest form What is modest about him? 6 8 +1373 5 But the athlete showed his usual modest form after the race . showed How did he show his modesty? 3 4 +1373 5 But the athlete showed his usual modest form after the race . his usual modest form Why was his form usually described as modest? 4 8 +1374 1 Finland edged Sweden by two - tenths of a second after a thrilling duel down the stretch between Sami Repo and Henrik Forsberg to win a men ' s World Cup 20 - kilometer cross - country ski relay Sunday at the Holmenkollen Ski Festival . thrilling duel Why was it a thrilling duel? 12 14 +1374 2 Forsberg , who led by eight seconds at the start of the final 5K freestyle lap , lost his balance about 10 meters from the finish line and Repo surged ahead . lost his balance What led to the loss of balance? 17 20 +1374 4 Norway , without individual World Cup points leader Bjorn Daehlie , finished third in 49 : 56 . 6 . without individual World Cup points leader Why were they without him? 2 8 +1374 5 Skiers used the classical - style in the first two legs of the mixed - style relay , shortened to 20 kilometers for the first time in Holmenkollen ' s history . relay , Why was the relay shortened? 16 18 +1374 5 Skiers used the classical - style in the first two legs of the mixed - style relay , shortened to 20 kilometers for the first time in Holmenkollen ' s history . classical - style in the first two legs Then what styles did they use? 3 11 +1374 5 Skiers used the classical - style in the first two legs of the mixed - style relay , shortened to 20 kilometers for the first time in Holmenkollen ' s history . shortened to 20 kilometers Why was the race run at a shorter distance? 18 22 +1374 5 Skiers used the classical - style in the first two legs of the mixed - style relay , shortened to 20 kilometers for the first time in Holmenkollen ' s history . first time in Holmenkollen ' s history Why is the first time in Holmenkollen's history? 24 31 +1375 1 Dutchman Rintje Ritmsa won his first - ever World Speedskating Championship Sunday after a season dominating the field . Speedskating Championship Why was this the first ever Speedskating Championship? 9 11 +1375 1 Dutchman Rintje Ritmsa won his first - ever World Speedskating Championship Sunday after a season dominating the field . dominating the field How did Dutchman Rintje Ritma dominated the field? 15 18 +1375 1 Dutchman Rintje Ritmsa won his first - ever World Speedskating Championship Sunday after a season dominating the field . field Who are some of his competitors? 17 18 +1375 2 Ritsma , 24 , twice European Championships and Olympic silver medalist in Lillehammer , won seven World Cup races this season but had yet to win a World Championship . World Who won the previous World Championship? 16 17 +1375 3 He showed his talent as an all - round skater Sunday , winning both the 1 , 500 - and the 10 , 000 - meters . He finished third in the 500 - and fifth in the 5 , 000 races on Saturday . races Are these the four speed skating distance events? Are there other distances? 41 42 +1375 4 " I skated one of my best 10 kilometers today . It was really good . I was able to keep a steady pace of 34 seconds a lap so I was always in control of the race , " said Ritsma who finished with a time of 14 minutes , 9 . 89 seconds . steady pace of 34 seconds a lap How many laps are in the 10-kilometer race? 22 29 +1375 4 " I skated one of my best 10 kilometers today . It was really good . I was able to keep a steady pace of 34 seconds a lap so I was always in control of the race , " said Ritsma who finished with a time of 14 minutes , 9 . 89 seconds . minutes , Is this a good time? What is the average time versus a record time? 49 51 +1375 5 " I was very surprised and nervous for the 1 , 500 because I saw the other times were fast . This gave me the motivation to push even harder though , " he said . saw the other times were fast . How were the other competitors faster in this event? 14 21 +1375 5 " I was very surprised and nervous for the 1 , 500 because I saw the other times were fast . This gave me the motivation to push even harder though , " he said . saw the other times were fast Why were the other times so quick in this particular race? 14 20 +1375 5 " I was very surprised and nervous for the 1 , 500 because I saw the other times were fast . This gave me the motivation to push even harder though , " he said . times What was the time for the second and third place skaters? 17 18 +1376 1 President Clinton implored Arabs and Israelis on Sunday to go beyond rhetoric and move quickly , despite terrorism , to expand Palestinian rule on the West Bank . go beyond rhetoric Why is rhetoric the only thing being currently used? 9 12 +1376 1 President Clinton implored Arabs and Israelis on Sunday to go beyond rhetoric and move quickly , despite terrorism , to expand Palestinian rule on the West Bank . implored What does this mean by implored? 2 3 +1376 1 President Clinton implored Arabs and Israelis on Sunday to go beyond rhetoric and move quickly , despite terrorism , to expand Palestinian rule on the West Bank . Bank What happened in the West Bank that required this move? 26 27 +1376 2 " We are at a critical moment in the peace process , " Clinton said as he opened a meeting of foreign ministers and other representatives on the Middle East peace process . But , he said , " We are not going to let the peace process collapse . " peace What happened to disturb the peace in the first place? 9 10 +1376 2 " We are at a critical moment in the peace process , " Clinton said as he opened a meeting of foreign ministers and other representatives on the Middle East peace process . But , he said , " We are not going to let the peace process collapse . " critical What makes this moment critical? 5 6 +1376 3 The U . S . - sponsored session to restart the process of normalizing Arab - Israeli relations convened against a background of recent violence and new Arab pressure on Israel to sign the Nuclear Non - Proliferation Treaty . recent violence What type of violence had recently taken place? 23 25 +1376 3 The U . S . - sponsored session to restart the process of normalizing Arab - Israeli relations convened against a background of recent violence and new Arab pressure on Israel to sign the Nuclear Non - Proliferation Treaty . Nuclear Non - Proliferation Treaty What is this treaty and what does it mean for the future of both countries? 34 39 +1376 3 The U . S . - sponsored session to restart the process of normalizing Arab - Israeli relations convened against a background of recent violence and new Arab pressure on Israel to sign the Nuclear Non - Proliferation Treaty . Treaty What does this Treaty require of Israel and Arab nations? 38 39 +1376 3 The U . S . - sponsored session to restart the process of normalizing Arab - Israeli relations convened against a background of recent violence and new Arab pressure on Israel to sign the Nuclear Non - Proliferation Treaty . Nuclear Non - Proliferation Treaty What is the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty? 34 39 +1376 4 Quoting Yasser Arafat , the chairman of the Palestine Liberation Organization , Clinton said , " We cannot allow ( rising terrorism ) to kill the Palestinian dream . " " We cannot allow ( rising Is we, the country? What happened to allow terrorism in the first place?\n 15 21 +1376 4 Quoting Yasser Arafat , the chairman of the Palestine Liberation Organization , Clinton said , " We cannot allow ( rising terrorism ) to kill the Palestinian dream . " Liberation What does liberation mean in this context ? 9 10 +1376 4 Quoting Yasser Arafat , the chairman of the Palestine Liberation Organization , Clinton said , " We cannot allow ( rising terrorism ) to kill the Palestinian dream . " dream What is the 'Palestinian dream'? 27 28 +1376 5 Clinton sat at the head of a long , polished table in the Garden Room of Blair House , the presidential guest quarters across Pennsylvania Avenue from the White House . Garden Room of Blair House , Why is this location important? 13 19 +1377 1 While its troops tried to stamp out rebels in the south , Mexico ' s government faced a peaceful challenge Sunday in the heartland , where an opposition party was favored to win control of a major state and the country ' s second - largest city . rebels What are the rebels fighting for or against? 7 8 +1377 1 While its troops tried to stamp out rebels in the south , Mexico ' s government faced a peaceful challenge Sunday in the heartland , where an opposition party was favored to win control of a major state and the country ' s second - largest city . opposition What policies does the opposition party support? 27 28 +1377 1 While its troops tried to stamp out rebels in the south , Mexico ' s government faced a peaceful challenge Sunday in the heartland , where an opposition party was favored to win control of a major state and the country ' s second - largest city . major state Which state? 36 38 +1377 1 While its troops tried to stamp out rebels in the south , Mexico ' s government faced a peaceful challenge Sunday in the heartland , where an opposition party was favored to win control of a major state and the country ' s second - largest city . rebels in the south , What were the rebels in the south of Mexico trying to accomplish? 7 12 +1377 3 Voters were choosing a governor and mayors of 124 cities , including Guadalajara , as well as a new state congress . choosing How does voting and government structure work in Mexico? 2 3 +1377 4 Sunday ' s vote was seen as a test of new President Ernesto Zedillo ' s pledge of fair elections and of a clear divide between the government and the party that has ruled Mexico for 66 years . 66 years Why has one party been so dominant in Mexico? 36 38 +1377 5 " Nobody will believe in anything the officials say , neither inside nor outside the country " if the election is unfair , said Carlos Castillo Peraza , president of the conservative National Action Party , or PAN . He threatened civil disobedience if his party loses by fraud . conservative National Action Party , Is this the opposition party referred to previously? 31 36 +1377 5 " Nobody will believe in anything the officials say , neither inside nor outside the country " if the election is unfair , said Carlos Castillo Peraza , president of the conservative National Action Party , or PAN . He threatened civil disobedience if his party loses by fraud . threatened civil disobedience What sort of civil disobedience was Peraza looking to undertake if fraud had occurred? 40 43 +1378 1 Magdalena Maleeva , not originally scheduled to play the Ameritech Cup , was glad she did Sunday . Magdalena Why was she not scheduled to play? 0 1 +1378 1 Magdalena Maleeva , not originally scheduled to play the Ameritech Cup , was glad she did Sunday . not originally scheduled Who was scheduled? 3 6 +1378 1 Magdalena Maleeva , not originally scheduled to play the Ameritech Cup , was glad she did Sunday . glad she did Why was she glad? 13 16 +1378 1 Magdalena Maleeva , not originally scheduled to play the Ameritech Cup , was glad she did Sunday . Ameritech Cup , What sport is this? 9 12 +1378 2 She used her passing shots and an effective mix of power and placement to beat Lisa Raymond 7 - 5 , 7 - 6 ( 7 - 2 ) and earn her fourth career WTA Tour title . She How long had she been playing? 0 1 +1378 2 She used her passing shots and an effective mix of power and placement to beat Lisa Raymond 7 - 5 , 7 - 6 ( 7 - 2 ) and earn her fourth career WTA Tour title . effective mix of power What constitutes an effective mix of power? 7 11 +1378 3 With Mary Joe Fernandez forced to pull out because of illness , Maleeva , the No . 11 on the WTA Tour , endured a long plane ride , arriving in Chicago Monday night after the tournament had already started . Mary What kind of illness did she have? 1 2 +1378 3 With Mary Joe Fernandez forced to pull out because of illness , Maleeva , the No . 11 on the WTA Tour , endured a long plane ride , arriving in Chicago Monday night after the tournament had already started . illness , What type of illness? 10 12 +1378 3 With Mary Joe Fernandez forced to pull out because of illness , Maleeva , the No . 11 on the WTA Tour , endured a long plane ride , arriving in Chicago Monday night after the tournament had already started . long plane ride , How long was the ride? 25 29 +1378 4 " I felt a little responsible because they were missing a player , " Maleeva said . felt a little responsible Why did she feel responsible? 2 6 +1378 5 In Tokyo , she ' d beaten Mary Pierce and reached the semifinals . But no time to savor or rest . rest Why was there no time to rest? 20 21 +1378 5 In Tokyo , she ' d beaten Mary Pierce and reached the semifinals . But no time to savor or rest . But no time to savor or rest Why was there no time to rest? 14 21 +1378 5 In Tokyo , she ' d beaten Mary Pierce and reached the semifinals . But no time to savor or rest . beaten When did this happen? 6 7 +1379 1 Israel ' s Cabinet on Sunday extended a three - week long closure that has economically paralyzed the West Bank and Gaza Strip , hours before President Clinton implicitly urged that the restrictions be lifted . extended a three - week long closure Why was the closure instituted in the first place? 6 13 +1379 1 Israel ' s Cabinet on Sunday extended a three - week long closure that has economically paralyzed the West Bank and Gaza Strip , hours before President Clinton implicitly urged that the restrictions be lifted . economically How severely did the closure impact the area? 15 16 +1379 1 Israel ' s Cabinet on Sunday extended a three - week long closure that has economically paralyzed the West Bank and Gaza Strip , hours before President Clinton implicitly urged that the restrictions be lifted . restrictions How did the restrictions result in the United States taking action? 32 33 +1379 1 Israel ' s Cabinet on Sunday extended a three - week long closure that has economically paralyzed the West Bank and Gaza Strip , hours before President Clinton implicitly urged that the restrictions be lifted . three - week long closure why have they been closed? 8 13 +1379 2 Ministers demanded a tougher crackdown by PLO leader Yasser Arafat on militant groups responsible for a spate of attacks that have killed 55 Israelis since Oct . 1 . groups How many militant groups were involved? 12 13 +1379 2 Ministers demanded a tougher crackdown by PLO leader Yasser Arafat on militant groups responsible for a spate of attacks that have killed 55 Israelis since Oct . 1 . attacks Were these attacks targeting civilians or military? 18 19 +1379 2 Ministers demanded a tougher crackdown by PLO leader Yasser Arafat on militant groups responsible for a spate of attacks that have killed 55 Israelis since Oct . 1 . PLO what is this acronym? 6 7 +1379 3 The closure which bars tens of thousands of Palestinians from working in Israel , was imposed Jan . 22 after a suicide bombing that killed 21 Israelis near Netanya . working What percentage of Palestinians work in Israel? 10 11 +1379 3 The closure which bars tens of thousands of Palestinians from working in Israel , was imposed Jan . 22 after a suicide bombing that killed 21 Israelis near Netanya . Netanya where is that city located? 28 29 +1379 5 The Cabinet stopped short of taking a formal vote on the closure , but the lack of a vote in effect extended the measure . stopped Why did they avoid taking a formal vote? 2 3 +1380 1 Hundreds of protesters backed by about 100 municipal trucks disrupted domestic flights Monday in a protest against the noise and pollution from a new runway at Sydney ' s airport . backed by about 100 municipal trucks Why were the protestors backed by municipal trucks? 3 9 +1380 1 Hundreds of protesters backed by about 100 municipal trucks disrupted domestic flights Monday in a protest against the noise and pollution from a new runway at Sydney ' s airport . new runway Why was the new runway built? 23 25 +1380 1 Hundreds of protesters backed by about 100 municipal trucks disrupted domestic flights Monday in a protest against the noise and pollution from a new runway at Sydney ' s airport . protest How did they protest and disrupt flights? 15 16 +1380 2 The protest leader , suburban Marrickville Mayor Barry Cotter , said more than 2 , 000 people joined in , but police estimated the crowd at about 400 . joined How did they participate? Was it peaceful? 17 18 +1380 3 Garbage trucks and other municipal trucks from 11 nearby suburbs under the runway ' s flight path blared their horns and drove around the domestic terminal , blocking off traffic and hampering fliers . municipal trucks How did the protestors get ahold of municipal trucks? 4 6 +1380 5 Cotter said the protest was a success . " We didn ' t ever intend closing the airport - we just wanted to disrupt it . success Why was the protest a success? 6 7 +1380 5 Cotter said the protest was a success . " We didn ' t ever intend closing the airport - we just wanted to disrupt it . we just wanted to disrupt it What were the protestors hoping that this disruption would cause in the end? 19 25 +1381 1 The West showed why it holds the balance of power in the NBA . showed why How did it show why it holds the balance of power? 2 4 +1381 1 The West showed why it holds the balance of power in the NBA . West showed why it holds What teams in the west are the best? 1 6 +1381 2 In a game that wasn ' t close after the first quarter , the Western Conference rode the shooting of Mitch Richmond on Sunday to beat the Eastern Conference 139 - 112 . beat the Eastern Conference 139 - 112 Who played in the Eastern Conference? 25 32 +1381 2 In a game that wasn ' t close after the first quarter , the Western Conference rode the shooting of Mitch Richmond on Sunday to beat the Eastern Conference 139 - 112 . rode the shooting what does this mean? 16 19 +1381 3 Richmond , the Sacramento Kings star , led all scorers with 23 points on 10 - for - 13 shooting and took home the most valuable player award in his third All - Star game . valuable player award in his third All - Star game Is the all star game a series of games? 25 35 +1381 4 " This just caps off how we ' ve turned things around in Sacramento , " Richmond said . how we ' ve turned things around What situation did you turn things around from? 5 12 +1381 4 " This just caps off how we ' ve turned things around in Sacramento , " Richmond said . turned things around Why weren't they dominant in the past? 9 12 +1381 4 " This just caps off how we ' ve turned things around in Sacramento , " Richmond said . just caps off how we ' ve turned things around Why did this mark a turn around? 2 12 +1381 4 " This just caps off how we ' ve turned things around in Sacramento , " Richmond said . how we ' ve turned things what were things like before? 5 11 +1381 5 Even Shaquille O ' Neal ' s first good performance as an All - Star couldn ' t match the West ' s firepower . Shaquille O ' Neal ' s What team is he from? 1 7 +1381 5 Even Shaquille O ' Neal ' s first good performance as an All - Star couldn ' t match the West ' s firepower . first good performance what are some details about this performance? 7 10 +1382 1 Japan ' s personal computer market surged 34 . 7 percent last year , topping 3 million units for the first time , a private research company said Monday . market surged What was the cause of the market surge? 5 7 +1382 1 Japan ' s personal computer market surged 34 . 7 percent last year , topping 3 million units for the first time , a private research company said Monday . private research company Who hired this company? 24 27 +1382 1 Japan ' s personal computer market surged 34 . 7 percent last year , topping 3 million units for the first time , a private research company said Monday . surged 34 . 7 percent last year , Why was there a surge in computer sales? 6 14 +1382 2 Shipment of new personal computers in Japan totaled 3 . 32 million units in 1994 , up from 2 . 46 million in 1993 , Dataquest Japan said . in Japan Do you mean in all of Japan? 5 7 +1382 2 Shipment of new personal computers in Japan totaled 3 . 32 million units in 1994 , up from 2 . 46 million in 1993 , Dataquest Japan said . up What was the reason for the increase? 16 17 +1382 3 Dataquest attributed the sharp growth to lower prices of high - performance PCs and efforts by many large corporations to boost computer literacy among employees . lower prices Why were the prices lowered? 6 8 +1382 3 Dataquest attributed the sharp growth to lower prices of high - performance PCs and efforts by many large corporations to boost computer literacy among employees . efforts What efforts were given? 14 15 +1382 4 Because of the sluggish economy , shipments of personal computers in japan had risen just 10 percent between 1990 and 1993 . sluggish why was the economy sluggish? 3 4 +1382 4 Because of the sluggish economy , shipments of personal computers in japan had risen just 10 percent between 1990 and 1993 . sluggish economy , What was the main contributor to the slow down in Economy? 3 6 +1382 4 Because of the sluggish economy , shipments of personal computers in japan had risen just 10 percent between 1990 and 1993 . just 10 percent What percentage was expected? 14 17 +1382 4 Because of the sluggish economy , shipments of personal computers in japan had risen just 10 percent between 1990 and 1993 . Because of the sluggish economy , What was leading to a sluggish Japanese economy at this time? 0 6 +1382 5 NEC Corp . , the Japanese market leader , shipped 1 . 56 million units last year , up 19 . 8 percent from the previous year . But NEC ' s market share slipped from 53 . 4 percent in 1993 to 47 . 0 percent as competitors helped expand the overall market . competitors which competitors? 48 49 +1382 5 NEC Corp . , the Japanese market leader , shipped 1 . 56 million units last year , up 19 . 8 percent from the previous year . But NEC ' s market share slipped from 53 . 4 percent in 1993 to 47 . 0 percent as competitors helped expand the overall market . leader , What makes NEC Corp the leader? 7 9 +1382 5 NEC Corp . , the Japanese market leader , shipped 1 . 56 million units last year , up 19 . 8 percent from the previous year . But NEC ' s market share slipped from 53 . 4 percent in 1993 to 47 . 0 percent as competitors helped expand the overall market . slipped Were they expecting this slide? 34 35 +1382 5 NEC Corp . , the Japanese market leader , shipped 1 . 56 million units last year , up 19 . 8 percent from the previous year . But NEC ' s market share slipped from 53 . 4 percent in 1993 to 47 . 0 percent as competitors helped expand the overall market . competitors Who were some of the main competitors? 48 49 +1383 1 Tokyo police arrested four men , including a controversial photographer , on Monday for selling 69 , 000 copies of an allegedly pornographic book . controversial photographer , Why is the photographer controversial? 8 11 +1383 1 Tokyo police arrested four men , including a controversial photographer , on Monday for selling 69 , 000 copies of an allegedly pornographic book . allegedly pornographic book Why was the book considered pornographic? 21 24 +1383 1 Tokyo police arrested four men , including a controversial photographer , on Monday for selling 69 , 000 copies of an allegedly pornographic book . allegedly pornographic book what book? 21 24 +1383 1 Tokyo police arrested four men , including a controversial photographer , on Monday for selling 69 , 000 copies of an allegedly pornographic book . controversial What makes the photographer controversial? 8 9 +1383 1 Tokyo police arrested four men , including a controversial photographer , on Monday for selling 69 , 000 copies of an allegedly pornographic book . pornographic Is it illegal to sell pornographic books in Japan? 22 23 +1383 1 Tokyo police arrested four men , including a controversial photographer , on Monday for selling 69 , 000 copies of an allegedly pornographic book . controversial photographer , Why is this photographer considered controversial? 8 11 +1383 2 The book violated pornography laws because it contained close - up , graphic photos of pubic hair , a Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department official said . pubic hair , Why is pubic hair banned under Japan's pornography laws? 15 18 +1383 3 Though strictly banned for decades , eased enforcement of pornography laws has led to a wide circulation of such books , which have been dubbed " heah - nudo , " or hair nudes . strictly banned for decades , Why were they strictly banned? 1 6 +1383 3 Though strictly banned for decades , eased enforcement of pornography laws has led to a wide circulation of such books , which have been dubbed " heah - nudo , " or hair nudes . wide circulation of such books , Why are such books currently so popular? 15 21 +1383 3 Though strictly banned for decades , eased enforcement of pornography laws has led to a wide circulation of such books , which have been dubbed " heah - nudo , " or hair nudes . eased enforcement Why has enforcement eased up recently? 6 8 +1383 3 Though strictly banned for decades , eased enforcement of pornography laws has led to a wide circulation of such books , which have been dubbed " heah - nudo , " or hair nudes . eased enforcement Why has there been eased enforcement of pornography laws? 6 8 +1383 3 Though strictly banned for decades , eased enforcement of pornography laws has led to a wide circulation of such books , which have been dubbed " heah - nudo , " or hair nudes . hair nudes Why are these nudes popular? 32 34 +1383 4 Monday ' s arrests could indicate a restrengthening of the anti - porno regulations . The arrests were the first specifically related to this offense , said the official , who spoke on condition of anonymity . condition of anonymity Why did he speak only anonymously? 33 36 +1383 4 Monday ' s arrests could indicate a restrengthening of the anti - porno regulations . The arrests were the first specifically related to this offense , said the official , who spoke on condition of anonymity . arrests were the first Why were these men chosen to be arrested? 16 20 +1383 4 Monday ' s arrests could indicate a restrengthening of the anti - porno regulations . The arrests were the first specifically related to this offense , said the official , who spoke on condition of anonymity . spoke on condition of anonymity Why does he feel the need to speak on the condition of anonymity if he is a public official? 31 36 +1383 5 Arrested were Noriaki Kano , a 52 - year - old photographer , Ippei Takahashi , 50 , president of Takeshobo Inc . a publishing firm in Tokyo , and two other Takeshobo officials , police said . two other Takeshobo officials , Who are the Takeshobo officials? 30 35 +1383 5 Arrested were Noriaki Kano , a 52 - year - old photographer , Ippei Takahashi , 50 , president of Takeshobo Inc . a publishing firm in Tokyo , and two other Takeshobo officials , police said . Takeshobo Why was this company targeted for arrests? 20 21 +1384 1 Banks from Germany and the Netherlands were among 10 banks given approval to operate in the Philippines under the country ' s new liberalized bank laws , Central Bank Governor Gabriel Singson said Monday . Germany and the Netherlands were among Why were these chosen? 2 8 +1384 1 Banks from Germany and the Netherlands were among 10 banks given approval to operate in the Philippines under the country ' s new liberalized bank laws , Central Bank Governor Gabriel Singson said Monday . 10 banks given approval Where are the other 8 banks from? 8 12 +1384 1 Banks from Germany and the Netherlands were among 10 banks given approval to operate in the Philippines under the country ' s new liberalized bank laws , Central Bank Governor Gabriel Singson said Monday . new liberalized bank laws , What are these new laws? 22 27 +1384 1 Banks from Germany and the Netherlands were among 10 banks given approval to operate in the Philippines under the country ' s new liberalized bank laws , Central Bank Governor Gabriel Singson said Monday . liberalized bank laws , Why are they now liberalizing bank laws? 23 27 +1384 1 Banks from Germany and the Netherlands were among 10 banks given approval to operate in the Philippines under the country ' s new liberalized bank laws , Central Bank Governor Gabriel Singson said Monday . new liberalized bank laws , What are the new bank laws? 22 27 +1384 2 Deutsche Bank of Germany and ING Bank of the Netherlands were the only European banks chosen . were the only European banks chosen How many banks from that area were in contention? 10 16 +1384 2 Deutsche Bank of Germany and ING Bank of the Netherlands were the only European banks chosen . only European banks chosen Why them in particular? 12 16 +1384 2 Deutsche Bank of Germany and ING Bank of the Netherlands were the only European banks chosen . only European banks chosen Why were these the only ones chosen? 12 16 +1384 3 Others were Fuji Bank , Ltd . , Bank of Tokyo , both from Japan ; Chemical Bank of the United States ; Bangkok Bank of Thailand ; the Taiwan - based International Commercial Bank China ; Korea Exchange Bank ; Development Bank of Singapore ; and ANZ Banking Group , Ltd . of New Zealand . Others were Why were these chosen? 0 2 +1384 4 The new banking law , which was passed in May last year , widens the scope of operations of foreign banks in the Philippines and was among the series of legislations under the Ramos administration designed to liberalize the economy to attract more foreign investments . new banking law , What does the new law state? 1 5 +1384 4 The new banking law , which was passed in May last year , widens the scope of operations of foreign banks in the Philippines and was among the series of legislations under the Ramos administration designed to liberalize the economy to attract more foreign investments . widens the scope What is the scope? 13 16 +1384 4 The new banking law , which was passed in May last year , widens the scope of operations of foreign banks in the Philippines and was among the series of legislations under the Ramos administration designed to liberalize the economy to attract more foreign investments . attract more foreign investments How is this a benefit? 41 45 +1384 5 Four foreign banks already operate here - - Citibank , Bank of America , Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corp . and Standard Chartered Bank . already operate here How long have they been in operation? 3 6 +1385 1 Negotiations on better Chinese protection of U . S . copyrights , patents and trademarks are scheduled to resume Tuesday afternoon , a U . S . Embassy spokesman said Monday . U . S . Embassy spokesman Which US Embassy spokesperson? 23 29 +1385 1 Negotiations on better Chinese protection of U . S . copyrights , patents and trademarks are scheduled to resume Tuesday afternoon , a U . S . Embassy spokesman said Monday . better Chinese protection What are the current protections and why are they inadequate? 2 5 +1385 1 Negotiations on better Chinese protection of U . S . copyrights , patents and trademarks are scheduled to resume Tuesday afternoon , a U . S . Embassy spokesman said Monday . Negotiations on better Chinese protection Why is there a need for negotiations on better Chinese protection? 0 5 +1385 1 Negotiations on better Chinese protection of U . S . copyrights , patents and trademarks are scheduled to resume Tuesday afternoon , a U . S . Embassy spokesman said Monday . better Chinese protection How will they be protected? 2 5 +1385 2 The first full day of talks will be Wednesday , the spokesman said . the spokesman said Who is the spokeman? 10 13 +1385 3 The negotiations are an attempt to avert a trade war between the countries over enforcement of intellectual property rights protection . a trade war What are the conditions that might lead to a trade war? 7 10 +1385 3 The negotiations are an attempt to avert a trade war between the countries over enforcement of intellectual property rights protection . avert a trade war between the countries Why is there a need to avert trade war between countries? 6 13 +1385 4 U . S . Trade Representative Mickey Kantor has said substantial progress must be made on stopping piracy of U . S . movies , films and software by Feb . 26 . piracy How much piracy is currently going on? 17 18 +1385 4 U . S . Trade Representative Mickey Kantor has said substantial progress must be made on stopping piracy of U . S . movies , films and software by Feb . 26 . substantial progress How much progress does Kantor want? 10 12 +1385 4 U . S . Trade Representative Mickey Kantor has said substantial progress must be made on stopping piracy of U . S . movies , films and software by Feb . 26 . substantial progress What would count as \"progress\" in this case? 10 12 +1385 5 If no progress is made , the United States says it will impose punitive tariffs of up to 100 percent on about dlrs 1 billion of Chinese exports to the United States . up to Why \"up to\"? Will different goods have different tariffs, or will tariff levels vary as the problem continues? 16 18 +1385 5 If no progress is made , the United States says it will impose punitive tariffs of up to 100 percent on about dlrs 1 billion of Chinese exports to the United States . impose punitive tariffs How will Chinese react if US will impose punitive tariffs? 12 15 +1385 5 If no progress is made , the United States says it will impose punitive tariffs of up to 100 percent on about dlrs 1 billion of Chinese exports to the United States . Chinese exports to the United States . Which products will receive the tariffs? 26 33 +1386 1 Two white men got out of a smoke - filled car that exploded minutes later , a witness testified Monday at the trial of white extremists accused of bombings aimed at derailing last year ' s election . white extremists accused of bombings Why did the white extremists want to derail the election? 24 29 +1386 1 Two white men got out of a smoke - filled car that exploded minutes later , a witness testified Monday at the trial of white extremists accused of bombings aimed at derailing last year ' s election . smoke - filled car What caused the car to fill of smoke? 7 11 +1386 1 Two white men got out of a smoke - filled car that exploded minutes later , a witness testified Monday at the trial of white extremists accused of bombings aimed at derailing last year ' s election . exploded What caused the explosion? 12 13 +1386 1 Two white men got out of a smoke - filled car that exploded minutes later , a witness testified Monday at the trial of white extremists accused of bombings aimed at derailing last year ' s election . derailing last year ' s election Why did they want to derail the election? 31 37 +1386 1 Two white men got out of a smoke - filled car that exploded minutes later , a witness testified Monday at the trial of white extremists accused of bombings aimed at derailing last year ' s election . extremists Where did this event take place? 25 26 +1386 1 Two white men got out of a smoke - filled car that exploded minutes later , a witness testified Monday at the trial of white extremists accused of bombings aimed at derailing last year ' s election . got out of a smoke - filled car Where was this? 3 11 +1386 2 The 26 defendants , all members of the neo - Nazi Afrikaner Resistance Movement , pleaded innocent to charges of murder , attempted murder and other counts . all members How many members are there in total? 4 6 +1386 2 The 26 defendants , all members of the neo - Nazi Afrikaner Resistance Movement , pleaded innocent to charges of murder , attempted murder and other counts . neo - Nazi Afrikaner Resistance Movement , What is the main focus of this movement? 8 15 +1386 2 The 26 defendants , all members of the neo - Nazi Afrikaner Resistance Movement , pleaded innocent to charges of murder , attempted murder and other counts . other counts How many other counts? 25 27 +1386 2 The 26 defendants , all members of the neo - Nazi Afrikaner Resistance Movement , pleaded innocent to charges of murder , attempted murder and other counts . Movement , What is the goal of this neo-Nazi Afrikaner Resistance Movement? 13 15 +1386 3 All charges stemmed from a series of blasts in the Johannesburg area last April that killed 21 people and wounded more than 200 . The explosions started two days before the nation ' s first all - race election that ended apartheid by bringing a black - led government to power . all - race election what races were included? 35 39 +1386 3 All charges stemmed from a series of blasts in the Johannesburg area last April that killed 21 people and wounded more than 200 . The explosions started two days before the nation ' s first all - race election that ended apartheid by bringing a black - led government to power . all - race What races were allowed in previous elections? 35 38 +1386 4 The Afrikaner Resistance Movement , known by its Afrikaans - language initials AWB , had threatened to wage war against black rule . But the arrest of more than 30 members on the second day of the election ended the anti - voting violence . had threatened What had they threatened to do? 14 16 +1386 4 The Afrikaner Resistance Movement , known by its Afrikaans - language initials AWB , had threatened to wage war against black rule . But the arrest of more than 30 members on the second day of the election ended the anti - voting violence . black rule Who exactly is the black rule? 20 22 +1386 4 The Afrikaner Resistance Movement , known by its Afrikaans - language initials AWB , had threatened to wage war against black rule . But the arrest of more than 30 members on the second day of the election ended the anti - voting violence . anti - voting How large and widespread is the anti-voting group? 40 43 +1386 5 At the trial Monday , witness Abraham Kuyani said he saw a car with two white men inside park on Bree Street in downtown Johannesburg on April 24 , 1994 . witness Did this person see the explosion? 5 6 +1387 1 The man accused of masterminding the World Trade Center bombing is suspected of planting a bomb on a Philippine airliner that killed a passenger in December , the national police chief said Monday . suspected Why is he suspected? 11 12 +1387 1 The man accused of masterminding the World Trade Center bombing is suspected of planting a bomb on a Philippine airliner that killed a passenger in December , the national police chief said Monday . accused Accused by whom? 2 3 +1387 1 The man accused of masterminding the World Trade Center bombing is suspected of planting a bomb on a Philippine airliner that killed a passenger in December , the national police chief said Monday . December , Since it was introduced that this man was associated with the World Trade Center bombing, it is not clear when the event with the Philippine airliner occurred. 25 27 +1387 1 The man accused of masterminding the World Trade Center bombing is suspected of planting a bomb on a Philippine airliner that killed a passenger in December , the national police chief said Monday . man which man? 1 2 +1387 1 The man accused of masterminding the World Trade Center bombing is suspected of planting a bomb on a Philippine airliner that killed a passenger in December , the national police chief said Monday . The man Who is this man? 0 2 +1387 1 The man accused of masterminding the World Trade Center bombing is suspected of planting a bomb on a Philippine airliner that killed a passenger in December , the national police chief said Monday . is suspected Why is he suspected? 10 12 +1387 1 The man accused of masterminding the World Trade Center bombing is suspected of planting a bomb on a Philippine airliner that killed a passenger in December , the national police chief said Monday . airliner How did he get the bomb on the plane? 19 20 +1387 2 Director General Recaredo Sarmiento said the bombing , which killed a Japanese passenger , was " a dry run " for a terror campaign against U . S . carriers in the Far East . " a dry run " Is this a common tactic for terrorists? 15 20 +1387 2 Director General Recaredo Sarmiento said the bombing , which killed a Japanese passenger , was " a dry run " for a terror campaign against U . S . carriers in the Far East . " a dry run " What does this mean in the context of a terror campaign? 15 20 +1387 2 Director General Recaredo Sarmiento said the bombing , which killed a Japanese passenger , was " a dry run " for a terror campaign against U . S . carriers in the Far East . " a dry run " What does \"a dry run\" mean? 15 20 +1387 2 Director General Recaredo Sarmiento said the bombing , which killed a Japanese passenger , was " a dry run " for a terror campaign against U . S . carriers in the Far East . terror campaign Who is this campaign against? 22 24 +1387 2 Director General Recaredo Sarmiento said the bombing , which killed a Japanese passenger , was " a dry run " for a terror campaign against U . S . carriers in the Far East . the Far East Where exactly in the Far East? 31 34 +1387 2 Director General Recaredo Sarmiento said the bombing , which killed a Japanese passenger , was " a dry run " for a terror campaign against U . S . carriers in the Far East . carriers Why target foreighners if target was U.S.? 29 30 +1387 3 Ramzi Yousef , who was arrested last week in Pakistan and deported to the United States , also was involved in a plot to kill Pope John Paul II during his visit to Manila last month , Sarmiento said . Ramzi Yousef , Is this the bomber? 0 3 +1387 3 Ramzi Yousef , who was arrested last week in Pakistan and deported to the United States , also was involved in a plot to kill Pope John Paul II during his visit to Manila last month , Sarmiento said . arrested Why was he arrested? 5 6 +1387 3 Ramzi Yousef , who was arrested last week in Pakistan and deported to the United States , also was involved in a plot to kill Pope John Paul II during his visit to Manila last month , Sarmiento said . deported Why was he deported? 11 12 +1387 3 Ramzi Yousef , who was arrested last week in Pakistan and deported to the United States , also was involved in a plot to kill Pope John Paul II during his visit to Manila last month , Sarmiento said . Pope Why are they trying to kill the Pope? 25 26 +1387 4 On Dec . 11 , a bomb exploded aboard a Philippine Airlines bound for Tokyo from the central Philippine city of Cebu . The pilot landed the plane safely on Okinawa but one person was killed and five others were injured . a bomb exploded aboard Where on the plane? 5 9 +1387 4 On Dec . 11 , a bomb exploded aboard a Philippine Airlines bound for Tokyo from the central Philippine city of Cebu . The pilot landed the plane safely on Okinawa but one person was killed and five others were injured . one person what nationality was this person? 32 34 +1387 4 On Dec . 11 , a bomb exploded aboard a Philippine Airlines bound for Tokyo from the central Philippine city of Cebu . The pilot landed the plane safely on Okinawa but one person was killed and five others were injured . a bomb What type of bomb? 5 7 +1387 4 On Dec . 11 , a bomb exploded aboard a Philippine Airlines bound for Tokyo from the central Philippine city of Cebu . The pilot landed the plane safely on Okinawa but one person was killed and five others were injured . bound for Tokyo How many people were aboard? 12 15 +1387 4 On Dec . 11 , a bomb exploded aboard a Philippine Airlines bound for Tokyo from the central Philippine city of Cebu . The pilot landed the plane safely on Okinawa but one person was killed and five others were injured . one person was killed How was this person killed? 32 36 +1387 4 On Dec . 11 , a bomb exploded aboard a Philippine Airlines bound for Tokyo from the central Philippine city of Cebu . The pilot landed the plane safely on Okinawa but one person was killed and five others were injured . Tokyo How far is that from Okinawa? 14 15 +1387 4 On Dec . 11 , a bomb exploded aboard a Philippine Airlines bound for Tokyo from the central Philippine city of Cebu . The pilot landed the plane safely on Okinawa but one person was killed and five others were injured . landed How high was the plane when the bomb went off? 25 26 +1387 5 A Filipino Muslim extremist group claimed responsibility , but police doubt whether it was capable of carrying out the attack . doubt whether it was capable Based on what evidence or experience? 10 15 +1387 5 A Filipino Muslim extremist group claimed responsibility , but police doubt whether it was capable of carrying out the attack . A Filipino Muslim extremist group Was this group related to the bomber in any way? 0 5 +1387 5 A Filipino Muslim extremist group claimed responsibility , but police doubt whether it was capable of carrying out the attack . group which group? 4 5 +1387 5 A Filipino Muslim extremist group claimed responsibility , but police doubt whether it was capable of carrying out the attack . claimed responsibility , What was their reasoning behind this bombing? 5 8 +1387 5 A Filipino Muslim extremist group claimed responsibility , but police doubt whether it was capable of carrying out the attack . doubt Why do they doubt? 10 11 +1387 5 A Filipino Muslim extremist group claimed responsibility , but police doubt whether it was capable of carrying out the attack . capable Why would they be incapable? 14 15 +1387 5 A Filipino Muslim extremist group claimed responsibility , but police doubt whether it was capable of carrying out the attack . Filipino Why did they claim the responsibility? 1 2 +1388 1 Hoping to lead by example , the top African National Congress official in the Johannesburg area came to this black township Monday to register to vote in local elections later this year . lead by example , Why does he have to lead by example here? Does no one want to register here? 2 6 +1388 1 Hoping to lead by example , the top African National Congress official in the Johannesburg area came to this black township Monday to register to vote in local elections later this year . township What township? 20 21 +1388 1 Hoping to lead by example , the top African National Congress official in the Johannesburg area came to this black township Monday to register to vote in local elections later this year . top African National Congress official What is the top congress? 7 12 +1388 1 Hoping to lead by example , the top African National Congress official in the Johannesburg area came to this black township Monday to register to vote in local elections later this year . this black township What \"black township\"? 18 21 +1388 2 But Tokyo Sexwale , premier of the Gauteng provincial government , found no one waiting to follow him . found no one waiting to follow him Why weren't people following his lead? 11 18 +1388 4 " I am very worried that people are not registering in the hundreds , in the thousands , " Sexwale said after presenting identification and filling out his form . not registering Why aren't people registering? 8 10 +1388 4 " I am very worried that people are not registering in the hundreds , in the thousands , " Sexwale said after presenting identification and filling out his form . very worried Why is he worried that people are not registering in large numbers? 3 5 +1388 5 Following the nation ' s first all - race election last April , which chose governments at the national and provincial levels , the voting scheduled for October would bring multiracial democracy to South African cities and villages . multiracial democracy Why weren't people of all races in South Africa allowed to vote previously? 30 32 +1389 1 With starvation looming in a besieged part of northwestern Bosnia , a U . N . aid agency said Monday it will try to bring acutely needed food through an alternate route . U . N . aid agency What U.N. aid agency said Monday that it will try to bring acutely needed food through an alternate route? 12 18 +1389 1 With starvation looming in a besieged part of northwestern Bosnia , a U . N . aid agency said Monday it will try to bring acutely needed food through an alternate route . through an alternate route Why would an alternate route be needed? 28 32 +1389 1 With starvation looming in a besieged part of northwestern Bosnia , a U . N . aid agency said Monday it will try to bring acutely needed food through an alternate route . starvation looming Why is there a starvation looming in Northwestern Bosnia? 1 3 +1389 2 Heavy fighting in the so - called Bihac pocket and intransigence by besieging forces have prevented the agency from sending regular convoys to civilians now totally dependent on outside aid . Heavy fighting in the so - called Bihac pocket Why is there fighting going on in this region? 0 9 +1389 2 Heavy fighting in the so - called Bihac pocket and intransigence by besieging forces have prevented the agency from sending regular convoys to civilians now totally dependent on outside aid . Bihac pocket What is the Bihac pocket? 7 9 +1389 3 The food situation is " extremely critical , " said Kris Janowski of the U . N . High Commissioner for Refugees . " The word starvation is now appropriate . " food situation is " extremely critical , " Why is the food situation extremely critical? 1 9 +1389 4 Representatives of the Bosnian government and rebel Serbs agreed Sunday on opening new routes for humanitarian aid via the Bosnian Serb stronghold of Banja Luka , southeast of the Bihac enclave . Bosnian Serb stronghold of Banja Luka , What is the Bosnian Serb stronghold of Banja Luka? 19 26 +1389 5 The UNHCR planned to try sending a convoy via that route Tuesday . Previously , convoys have come through Serb - held territory in Croatia and had to pass through a part of the Bihac pocket controlled by rebel Muslims . Both groups , allies of Bosnian Serbs , have halted convoys at will . halted convoys Why are they halting convoys at will? 50 52 +1390 1 The Yugoslav War Crimes Tribunal indicted 21 Serb suspects for crimes against humanity Monday , paving the way for the first international war crimes trials since World War II . crimes against humanity Why were these persons indicted? 10 13 +1390 1 The Yugoslav War Crimes Tribunal indicted 21 Serb suspects for crimes against humanity Monday , paving the way for the first international war crimes trials since World War II . Tribunal What is the purpose of this tribunal? 4 5 +1390 1 The Yugoslav War Crimes Tribunal indicted 21 Serb suspects for crimes against humanity Monday , paving the way for the first international war crimes trials since World War II . indicted 21 Serb suspects for crimes against what did the serbs do? 5 12 +1390 2 But only one of the suspects is in custody , the Tribunal said , raising doubts as to whether the other 20 will ever be tried . whether the other 20 will ever be tried . Why are the other 20 suspects still on the run? 18 27 +1390 2 But only one of the suspects is in custody , the Tribunal said , raising doubts as to whether the other 20 will ever be tried . doubts Where are the other 20 suspects located? 15 16 +1390 2 But only one of the suspects is in custody , the Tribunal said , raising doubts as to whether the other 20 will ever be tried . only one Why only one? 1 3 +1390 3 The indictments stem from crimes committed at the Omarska concentration camp in the Prijador region of northwestern Bosnia . All the victims were Croats or Muslims , the Tribunal said in a press release . Omarska What happened at this concentration camp? 8 9 +1390 3 The indictments stem from crimes committed at the Omarska concentration camp in the Prijador region of northwestern Bosnia . All the victims were Croats or Muslims , the Tribunal said in a press release . Omarska concentration is that an infamous place? 8 10 +1390 4 Those charged were Serbs , but the Tribunal said it was uncertain whether they were natives of Bosnia or Serbia . It also was not known how many of the suspects are in Serbia or the Serb - held sections of Bosnia , where Serb authorities have rejected the U . N . court ' s jurisdiction . natives Does their native status have implications for their legal status? 15 16 +1390 4 Those charged were Serbs , but the Tribunal said it was uncertain whether they were natives of Bosnia or Serbia . It also was not known how many of the suspects are in Serbia or the Serb - held sections of Bosnia , where Serb authorities have rejected the U . N . court ' s jurisdiction . rejected Are there consequences for Serb authorities refusing to comply with the U.N. court? 47 48 +1390 5 The chief commander of the Omarska camp , Zeljko Meakic , is the only suspect charged with genocide . only Why was only the chief commander charged with genocide? 13 14 +1390 5 The chief commander of the Omarska camp , Zeljko Meakic , is the only suspect charged with genocide . Zeljko Meakic , is he well-known? 8 11 +1391 1 The bloody war in Chechnya is likely to spread to surrounding areas of the Russian Federation , a top Red Cross official just returned from the breakaway republic said Monday . bloody war What makes it a bloody war? 1 3 +1391 1 The bloody war in Chechnya is likely to spread to surrounding areas of the Russian Federation , a top Red Cross official just returned from the breakaway republic said Monday . spread to surrounding areas What is the cause of the spread? 8 12 +1391 1 The bloody war in Chechnya is likely to spread to surrounding areas of the Russian Federation , a top Red Cross official just returned from the breakaway republic said Monday . bloody Why is it considered to be a bloody war? 1 2 +1391 1 The bloody war in Chechnya is likely to spread to surrounding areas of the Russian Federation , a top Red Cross official just returned from the breakaway republic said Monday . breakaway republic Why are they considered a breakaway republic? 26 28 +1391 1 The bloody war in Chechnya is likely to spread to surrounding areas of the Russian Federation , a top Red Cross official just returned from the breakaway republic said Monday . war What is the cause of the war in Chechnya? 2 3 +1391 1 The bloody war in Chechnya is likely to spread to surrounding areas of the Russian Federation , a top Red Cross official just returned from the breakaway republic said Monday . surrounding Which surrounding areas will be affected? 10 11 +1391 2 " I feel there will be an extension of war , " said Jean - Marc Bornet , the International Committee for the Red Cross representative for Central Asia . " I feel there will be an extension of war , " Why did he say that? 0 12 +1391 2 " I feel there will be an extension of war , " said Jean - Marc Bornet , the International Committee for the Red Cross representative for Central Asia . Central Asia What countries does this include? 27 29 +1391 2 " I feel there will be an extension of war , " said Jean - Marc Bornet , the International Committee for the Red Cross representative for Central Asia . extension of war , " Extension of which war? What conflict are they apart of? 7 12 +1391 2 " I feel there will be an extension of war , " said Jean - Marc Bornet , the International Committee for the Red Cross representative for Central Asia . extension How will the war extend to new areas? 7 8 +1391 3 Bornet spoke to reporters after he made a week ' s visit to Grozny and surrounding areas embroiled in the conflict between Russia and Muslim separatists . The Swiss - run ICRC is the main international organization providing aid to war victims inside Chechnya . reporters Reporters from where? 3 4 +1391 3 Bornet spoke to reporters after he made a week ' s visit to Grozny and surrounding areas embroiled in the conflict between Russia and Muslim separatists . The Swiss - run ICRC is the main international organization providing aid to war victims inside Chechnya . a week ' s visit Why was he there for a week? 7 12 +1391 3 Bornet spoke to reporters after he made a week ' s visit to Grozny and surrounding areas embroiled in the conflict between Russia and Muslim separatists . The Swiss - run ICRC is the main international organization providing aid to war victims inside Chechnya . conflict between Russia and Muslim separatists What is their conflict about? 20 26 +1391 3 Bornet spoke to reporters after he made a week ' s visit to Grozny and surrounding areas embroiled in the conflict between Russia and Muslim separatists . The Swiss - run ICRC is the main international organization providing aid to war victims inside Chechnya . and surrounding areas To which surrounding areas? 14 17 +1391 3 Bornet spoke to reporters after he made a week ' s visit to Grozny and surrounding areas embroiled in the conflict between Russia and Muslim separatists . The Swiss - run ICRC is the main international organization providing aid to war victims inside Chechnya . separatists Why are they considered as seperatists? 25 26 +1391 3 Bornet spoke to reporters after he made a week ' s visit to Grozny and surrounding areas embroiled in the conflict between Russia and Muslim separatists . The Swiss - run ICRC is the main international organization providing aid to war victims inside Chechnya . conflict Why do the two sides hate each other so much? 20 21 +1391 3 Bornet spoke to reporters after he made a week ' s visit to Grozny and surrounding areas embroiled in the conflict between Russia and Muslim separatists . The Swiss - run ICRC is the main international organization providing aid to war victims inside Chechnya . separatists What is the goal of the Muslim separatists? 25 26 +1391 4 Bornet said he feared that as many as 500 , 000 people could flee to the neighboring Caucasus republics of Dagestan , which flanks the Caspian Sea , and Ingushetia , which lies inland . neighboring Will they be welcome there? 16 17 +1391 4 Bornet said he feared that as many as 500 , 000 people could flee to the neighboring Caucasus republics of Dagestan , which flanks the Caspian Sea , and Ingushetia , which lies inland . feared Why is this act of fleeing something to be afraid of? 3 4 +1391 4 Bornet said he feared that as many as 500 , 000 people could flee to the neighboring Caucasus republics of Dagestan , which flanks the Caspian Sea , and Ingushetia , which lies inland . flee How would they be able to leave the area? 13 14 +1391 4 Bornet said he feared that as many as 500 , 000 people could flee to the neighboring Caucasus republics of Dagestan , which flanks the Caspian Sea , and Ingushetia , which lies inland . feared Why does he fear that 500,000 people could flee? What would be the harmful effects of their migration? 3 4 +1391 5 " It is not unrealistic to believe that they will export the conflict to the neighboring regions , " he said . they will export the conflict What do they gain by doing this? 8 13 +1391 5 " It is not unrealistic to believe that they will export the conflict to the neighboring regions , " he said . to the neighboring regions , " What would the outcome of that be? 13 19 +1391 5 " It is not unrealistic to believe that they will export the conflict to the neighboring regions , " he said . export How can they export a conflict? 10 11 +1391 5 " It is not unrealistic to believe that they will export the conflict to the neighboring regions , " he said . export the conflict Why would the conflict follow them if they are trying to run away from it? 10 13 +1391 5 " It is not unrealistic to believe that they will export the conflict to the neighboring regions , " he said . export In what ways can a conflict be exported to new areas? 10 11 +1392 1 The government called in unions in a bid to head - off a walkout by air traffic controllers threatening to disrupt national and international air traffic Wednesday . called in What is the meaning behind called in? Did they bring in more or call upon? 2 4 +1392 1 The government called in unions in a bid to head - off a walkout by air traffic controllers threatening to disrupt national and international air traffic Wednesday . walkout by air traffic controllers Why were the air traffic controllers looking to stage a walkout? 13 18 +1392 1 The government called in unions in a bid to head - off a walkout by air traffic controllers threatening to disrupt national and international air traffic Wednesday . walkout What issues are at stake for the air traffic controllers? 13 14 +1392 2 That strike , scheduled for 24 hours , would add to the woes of travelers facing three days of strikes this week by employees of Alitalia , Italy ' s flag carrier . woes Is the strike national in scope? 12 13 +1392 3 Flight attendants went out on strike Monday , pilots were scheduled to strike from noon Monday until noon Tuesday and some attendants from another union called a walkout Friday . walkout What are these professionals in the airline industry asking for? 27 28 +1392 4 Alitalia said some flights would operate , but many more were canceled . The airline said no immediate figures were available . Alitalia Which country is Alitalia airline from? 0 1 +1392 5 The financially ailing carrier and unions are at loggerheads . Particularly irking flight crews has been Alitalia ' s leasing of aircraft and outside crews from Australia as part of its cost - cutting drives for unprofitable routes . for unprofitable routes . Why were some routes struggling to stay profitable? 35 39 +1392 5 The financially ailing carrier and unions are at loggerheads . Particularly irking flight crews has been Alitalia ' s leasing of aircraft and outside crews from Australia as part of its cost - cutting drives for unprofitable routes . leasing How does leasing outside aircraft work? 19 20 +1393 1 Swedish - U . S . automaker Saab posted a 572 - million - kronor ( dlrs 77 . 3 million ) profit last year , its first full year in the black since the venture was formed in 1990 , the company said Monday . its first full year in the black Why has the company been in the red? 26 33 +1393 1 Swedish - U . S . automaker Saab posted a 572 - million - kronor ( dlrs 77 . 3 million ) profit last year , its first full year in the black since the venture was formed in 1990 , the company said Monday . first full year Why was this Saab's first profitable year? 27 30 +1393 1 Swedish - U . S . automaker Saab posted a 572 - million - kronor ( dlrs 77 . 3 million ) profit last year , its first full year in the black since the venture was formed in 1990 , the company said Monday . first full year in the black Why had the company struggled so much in previous years? 27 33 +1393 1 Swedish - U . S . automaker Saab posted a 572 - million - kronor ( dlrs 77 . 3 million ) profit last year , its first full year in the black since the venture was formed in 1990 , the company said Monday . black What factors played a role in this sudden profit? 32 33 +1393 2 Saab reported 20 . 5 percent increase in sales for the year , rising from 16 . 1 billion kronor ( dlrs 2 . 17 billion ) to 19 . 3 billion kronor ( 2 . 6 billion ) , the company said . 20 . 5 percent increase in sales What caused the increase in sales last year? 2 9 +1393 2 Saab reported 20 . 5 percent increase in sales for the year , rising from 16 . 1 billion kronor ( dlrs 2 . 17 billion ) to 19 . 3 billion kronor ( 2 . 6 billion ) , the company said . 20 . 5 percent increase What caused such a big increase in just one year? 2 7 +1393 2 Saab reported 20 . 5 percent increase in sales for the year , rising from 16 . 1 billion kronor ( dlrs 2 . 17 billion ) to 19 . 3 billion kronor ( 2 . 6 billion ) , the company said . reported 20 . 5 percent increase in sales What accounted for such a large percentage increase? 1 9 +1393 3 In all , Saab sold 88 , 700 cars worldwide last year , nearly a quarter in the United States . a quarter in the United States Why was the US such a large purchaser of Saab vehicles? 14 20 +1393 3 In all , Saab sold 88 , 700 cars worldwide last year , nearly a quarter in the United States . cars How many models does Saab sell? 8 9 +1393 4 Saab attributed the turnaround to several factors , including higher productivity , the successful launch of new models and improvement in exchange rates for the U . S . dollar . improvement in exchange rates for the U . S . dollar Why does the exchange rate help sales? 19 30 +1393 4 Saab attributed the turnaround to several factors , including higher productivity , the successful launch of new models and improvement in exchange rates for the U . S . dollar . exchange rates How did exchange rates affect their profits? 21 23 +1393 4 Saab attributed the turnaround to several factors , including higher productivity , the successful launch of new models and improvement in exchange rates for the U . S . dollar . productivity , Did these factors happen under the same management, or was there a management change the year before? 10 12 +1394 1 International Cricket Council chairman Sir Clyde Walcott Monday called on the Australian Cricket Board to substantiate allegations that Australian players were offered bribes on last year ' s tour of Pakistan . Australian players What are their names? 18 20 +1394 1 International Cricket Council chairman Sir Clyde Walcott Monday called on the Australian Cricket Board to substantiate allegations that Australian players were offered bribes on last year ' s tour of Pakistan . offered bribes on last year ' s tour of Pakistan . What sort of bribes were being offered during these matches? 21 32 +1394 1 International Cricket Council chairman Sir Clyde Walcott Monday called on the Australian Cricket Board to substantiate allegations that Australian players were offered bribes on last year ' s tour of Pakistan . allegations Who made these allegations? 16 17 +1394 2 Sir Clyde , an outstanding batsman for the West Indies in the 1950s , said he believed the matter needed investigation but that more information was needed from the Australian authorities . West Is 'West Indies' referring to nationality or to the name of a team? 8 9 +1394 3 ACB chief executive Graham Halbish said Sunday that several Australian players had been approached during the October - November tour of Pakistan , but he refused to say which players were involved . Media reports named spin bowlers Shane Warne and Tim May . players What kind of bribe, and how much, were they offered? 10 11 +1394 4 Former Australian captain Allan Border , meanwhile , said he was offered a bribe to lose a Test match in England in 1993 . bribe How much $? 13 14 +1394 4 Former Australian captain Allan Border , meanwhile , said he was offered a bribe to lose a Test match in England in 1993 . 1993 How far back did the allegations go? 22 23 +1394 5 Border said Monday night that he was angry and stunned by the offer . offer Did Border mention who made the offer? 12 13 +1395 1 Allegations that Israeli soldiers have orders to kill wounded enemies have been rekindled by the death of an officer reportedly mistaken for a Lebanese guerrilla and shot by his own comrades . Allegations Why are they being accused of that? 0 1 +1395 1 Allegations that Israeli soldiers have orders to kill wounded enemies have been rekindled by the death of an officer reportedly mistaken for a Lebanese guerrilla and shot by his own comrades . mistaken for a Lebanese guerrilla How was the person mistaken? 20 25 +1395 5 " I ' m not saying there aren ' t exceptions . If there are they will be taken care of , " he added . they will be taken care of , " How will they make sure this gets taken care of? 15 23 +1395 5 " I ' m not saying there aren ' t exceptions . If there are they will be taken care of , " he added . If there are they will be taken care of , " How will the exceptions to the verification concept be taken care of? 12 23 +1396 1 Chevron Corp . reduced its budget for the Tengiz oil field in Kazakhstan for the second time in less than a year , cutting planned spending by about 90 percent , The Wall Street Journal reported Monday . planned spending Why would they cut spending that was planned? 24 26 +1396 1 Chevron Corp . reduced its budget for the Tengiz oil field in Kazakhstan for the second time in less than a year , cutting planned spending by about 90 percent , The Wall Street Journal reported Monday . Tengiz oil field in Kazakhstan Where is Kazakhstan? 8 13 +1396 1 Chevron Corp . reduced its budget for the Tengiz oil field in Kazakhstan for the second time in less than a year , cutting planned spending by about 90 percent , The Wall Street Journal reported Monday . reduced its budget Why did they reduce their budget? 3 6 +1396 1 Chevron Corp . reduced its budget for the Tengiz oil field in Kazakhstan for the second time in less than a year , cutting planned spending by about 90 percent , The Wall Street Journal reported Monday . second time Why did they have to reduce the budget twice? 15 17 +1396 1 Chevron Corp . reduced its budget for the Tengiz oil field in Kazakhstan for the second time in less than a year , cutting planned spending by about 90 percent , The Wall Street Journal reported Monday . about 90 percent , Why did they need to cut such an enormous percentage? 27 31 +1396 1 Chevron Corp . reduced its budget for the Tengiz oil field in Kazakhstan for the second time in less than a year , cutting planned spending by about 90 percent , The Wall Street Journal reported Monday . cutting planned spending by about 90 percent , Why was there such a drastic decrease in spending? 23 31 +1396 2 San Francisco - based Chevron scaled back its construction and development budget to dlrs 50 million from as much as dlrs 500 million , the paper said . scaled back What caused the scale back? 5 7 +1396 2 San Francisco - based Chevron scaled back its construction and development budget to dlrs 50 million from as much as dlrs 500 million , the paper said . scaled back Why did they scale back? 5 7 +1396 2 San Francisco - based Chevron scaled back its construction and development budget to dlrs 50 million from as much as dlrs 500 million , the paper said . San Francisco - based Chevron What year was Chevron based in San Francisco? 0 5 +1396 2 San Francisco - based Chevron scaled back its construction and development budget to dlrs 50 million from as much as dlrs 500 million , the paper said . scaled back Why did they need to scale back the budget? 5 7 +1396 2 San Francisco - based Chevron scaled back its construction and development budget to dlrs 50 million from as much as dlrs 500 million , the paper said . 500 million , Why was their budget so exuberant? 21 24 +1396 3 But the company said , despite these cuts , it still intended to spend dlrs 20 billion on the project over 40 years . 40 years If they have to cut back now, why will they spend more over the next 40 yrs. 21 23 +1396 3 But the company said , despite these cuts , it still intended to spend dlrs 20 billion on the project over 40 years . still intended Chevron plans to spend $20 billion on that specific field? 10 12 +1396 3 But the company said , despite these cuts , it still intended to spend dlrs 20 billion on the project over 40 years . still intended How did they intend to do that? 10 12 +1396 3 But the company said , despite these cuts , it still intended to spend dlrs 20 billion on the project over 40 years . the project What exactly is the project? 18 20 +1396 4 Chevron vice - president Espy Price told the paper the construction delay , which would be until at least 1996 , was a result of lower than anticipated revenue from the project . anticipated Why was the revenue lower? 27 28 +1396 4 Chevron vice - president Espy Price told the paper the construction delay , which would be until at least 1996 , was a result of lower than anticipated revenue from the project . lower than anticipated revenue What was the expected revenue? What is being done to increase revenue to keep the project going? 25 29 +1396 4 Chevron vice - president Espy Price told the paper the construction delay , which would be until at least 1996 , was a result of lower than anticipated revenue from the project . construction delay , How long would the construction be delayed? 10 13 +1396 4 Chevron vice - president Espy Price told the paper the construction delay , which would be until at least 1996 , was a result of lower than anticipated revenue from the project . lower than anticipated revenue What was the anticipated revenue? 25 29 +1396 4 Chevron vice - president Espy Price told the paper the construction delay , which would be until at least 1996 , was a result of lower than anticipated revenue from the project . lower than anticipated revenue from the project . What was leading to the decrease in revenue? 25 33 +1396 5 Production at the 200 - square - mile ( 500 square kilometer ) field , which was thought to be a major site for oil investments in Russia and the former Soviet republic , has also fallen below the level Chevron had estimated , the paper said . estimated , How did they estimate how much production they would have? 42 44 +1396 5 Production at the 200 - square - mile ( 500 square kilometer ) field , which was thought to be a major site for oil investments in Russia and the former Soviet republic , has also fallen below the level Chevron had estimated , the paper said . in Russia Is this a separate field than the Tengiz oil field? 26 28 +1396 5 Production at the 200 - square - mile ( 500 square kilometer ) field , which was thought to be a major site for oil investments in Russia and the former Soviet republic , has also fallen below the level Chevron had estimated , the paper said . Production Production of what? 0 1 +1396 5 Production at the 200 - square - mile ( 500 square kilometer ) field , which was thought to be a major site for oil investments in Russia and the former Soviet republic , has also fallen below the level Chevron had estimated , the paper said . was thought Why was it thought to be a major site? 16 18 +1396 5 Production at the 200 - square - mile ( 500 square kilometer ) field , which was thought to be a major site for oil investments in Russia and the former Soviet republic , has also fallen below the level Chevron had estimated , the paper said . fallen below the level How below the level has it fallen? 36 40 +1397 1 Billions of marks ( dollars ) have been stolen or disappeared into worthless projects in the massive transfer of resources to eastern Germany since reunification , the government acknowleged Monday . worthless projects What are these worthless projects? 12 14 +1397 1 Billions of marks ( dollars ) have been stolen or disappeared into worthless projects in the massive transfer of resources to eastern Germany since reunification , the government acknowleged Monday . Billions of marks ( dollars ) How many Billions? 0 6 +1397 1 Billions of marks ( dollars ) have been stolen or disappeared into worthless projects in the massive transfer of resources to eastern Germany since reunification , the government acknowleged Monday . been stolen or disappeared Is this being investigated? 7 11 +1397 1 Billions of marks ( dollars ) have been stolen or disappeared into worthless projects in the massive transfer of resources to eastern Germany since reunification , the government acknowleged Monday . worthless projects What deems them worthless? 12 14 +1397 1 Billions of marks ( dollars ) have been stolen or disappeared into worthless projects in the massive transfer of resources to eastern Germany since reunification , the government acknowleged Monday . marks How were the marks stolen? 2 3 +1397 1 Billions of marks ( dollars ) have been stolen or disappeared into worthless projects in the massive transfer of resources to eastern Germany since reunification , the government acknowleged Monday . projects Why were the projects worthless? 13 14 +1397 2 Finance Minister Theo Waigel ordered an investigation but his ministry said there was no central accounting office to keep track of the thousands of projects run by states and cities throughout eastern Germany . investigation How thorough was this investigation? 6 7 +1397 2 Finance Minister Theo Waigel ordered an investigation but his ministry said there was no central accounting office to keep track of the thousands of projects run by states and cities throughout eastern Germany . no central accounting office Who keeps track of the projects? 13 17 +1397 2 Finance Minister Theo Waigel ordered an investigation but his ministry said there was no central accounting office to keep track of the thousands of projects run by states and cities throughout eastern Germany . central Why is there no central accounting office? 14 15 +1397 3 The German government has spent about 840 billion marks ( dlrs 500 billion ) to rebuild eastern Germany , of which Der Spiegel magazine said Monday about 65 billion marks ( dlrs 40 billion ) has disappeared or ended up in worthless projects . disappeared How does that large amount of money just disappear? 36 37 +1397 3 The German government has spent about 840 billion marks ( dlrs 500 billion ) to rebuild eastern Germany , of which Der Spiegel magazine said Monday about 65 billion marks ( dlrs 40 billion ) has disappeared or ended up in worthless projects . rebuild eastern Germany , What was done to rebuild? 15 19 +1397 3 The German government has spent about 840 billion marks ( dlrs 500 billion ) to rebuild eastern Germany , of which Der Spiegel magazine said Monday about 65 billion marks ( dlrs 40 billion ) has disappeared or ended up in worthless projects . has disappeared How could it just disappear? 35 37 +1397 3 The German government has spent about 840 billion marks ( dlrs 500 billion ) to rebuild eastern Germany , of which Der Spiegel magazine said Monday about 65 billion marks ( dlrs 40 billion ) has disappeared or ended up in worthless projects . marks Why spend so much in projects not worth it? 8 9 +1397 4 The government was acknowledging a problem that people in east Germany have been noticing for months , even years - - that a sudden infusion of cash and capitalism has led to an explosion of wild , poorly planned growth . sudden infusion of cash What was the catalyst for the sudden infusion of cash? 23 27 +1397 4 The government was acknowledging a problem that people in east Germany have been noticing for months , even years - - that a sudden infusion of cash and capitalism has led to an explosion of wild , poorly planned growth . planned growth How could Germany better planned for this growth? 38 40 +1397 4 The government was acknowledging a problem that people in east Germany have been noticing for months , even years - - that a sudden infusion of cash and capitalism has led to an explosion of wild , poorly planned growth . a problem What is the problem? 4 6 +1397 4 The government was acknowledging a problem that people in east Germany have been noticing for months , even years - - that a sudden infusion of cash and capitalism has led to an explosion of wild , poorly planned growth . for months , even years When was this first noticed? 14 19 +1397 4 The government was acknowledging a problem that people in east Germany have been noticing for months , even years - - that a sudden infusion of cash and capitalism has led to an explosion of wild , poorly planned growth . sudden infusion of cash Where did the cash come from? 23 27 +1397 4 The government was acknowledging a problem that people in east Germany have been noticing for months , even years - - that a sudden infusion of cash and capitalism has led to an explosion of wild , poorly planned growth . growth Why is the growth poorly planned? 39 40 +1397 5 Poor accounting and planning have saddled communities with expensive , useless projects such as overpriced building restorations , unneeded sewage plants and roads , water and electrical lines leading to abandoned industrial parks . Poor accounting and planning Who was responsible for this poor accounting and planning? 0 4 +1397 5 Poor accounting and planning have saddled communities with expensive , useless projects such as overpriced building restorations , unneeded sewage plants and roads , water and electrical lines leading to abandoned industrial parks . abandoned industrial parks What is being done with these abandoned parks now? 30 33 +1397 5 Poor accounting and planning have saddled communities with expensive , useless projects such as overpriced building restorations , unneeded sewage plants and roads , water and electrical lines leading to abandoned industrial parks . Poor accounting and planning Who is in charge of these details? 0 4 +1397 5 Poor accounting and planning have saddled communities with expensive , useless projects such as overpriced building restorations , unneeded sewage plants and roads , water and electrical lines leading to abandoned industrial parks . overpriced building restorations , How overpriced were the restorations? 14 18 +1397 5 Poor accounting and planning have saddled communities with expensive , useless projects such as overpriced building restorations , unneeded sewage plants and roads , water and electrical lines leading to abandoned industrial parks . abandoned industrial parks Why are these abandoned? 30 33 +1397 5 Poor accounting and planning have saddled communities with expensive , useless projects such as overpriced building restorations , unneeded sewage plants and roads , water and electrical lines leading to abandoned industrial parks . industrial Why are the industrial parks abandoned? 31 32 +1397 5 Poor accounting and planning have saddled communities with expensive , useless projects such as overpriced building restorations , unneeded sewage plants and roads , water and electrical lines leading to abandoned industrial parks . Poor accounting What is the plan now? 0 2 +1398 1 With diplomacy going nowhere , the United Nations focused Monday on feeding needy Bonsians : it reopened Sarajevo airport , and said it would try a new route to reach the famished northwest . With diplomacy going nowhere , what is the problem with diplomacy? 0 5 +1398 1 With diplomacy going nowhere , the United Nations focused Monday on feeding needy Bonsians : it reopened Sarajevo airport , and said it would try a new route to reach the famished northwest . famished northwest Why is this region in need? 31 33 +1398 1 With diplomacy going nowhere , the United Nations focused Monday on feeding needy Bonsians : it reopened Sarajevo airport , and said it would try a new route to reach the famished northwest . new route Which new route? 26 28 +1398 1 With diplomacy going nowhere , the United Nations focused Monday on feeding needy Bonsians : it reopened Sarajevo airport , and said it would try a new route to reach the famished northwest . With diplomacy going nowhere , the United Nations Who was conducting the negotiations? 0 8 +1398 1 With diplomacy going nowhere , the United Nations focused Monday on feeding needy Bonsians : it reopened Sarajevo airport , and said it would try a new route to reach the famished northwest . focused Monday on feeding needy Bonsians : Where do the Bonsians live and why are they needing food? 8 15 +1398 1 With diplomacy going nowhere , the United Nations focused Monday on feeding needy Bonsians : it reopened Sarajevo airport , and said it would try a new route to reach the famished northwest . diplomacy going nowhere , Why is it going no where? 1 5 +1398 2 Officials of the U . N . aid agency , the U . N High Commissioner for Refugees , said food shortages were growing progressively worse in the so - called Bihac pocket in the northwest . food shortages Why are there shortages? 20 22 +1398 2 Officials of the U . N . aid agency , the U . N High Commissioner for Refugees , said food shortages were growing progressively worse in the so - called Bihac pocket in the northwest . food shortages were growing progressively worse What was making the shortages worse? 20 26 +1398 3 Shortages were " extremely critical , " said spokesman Kris Janowski in Sarajevo . " The word starvation is now appropriate . " " The word starvation is now appropriate Why are food shortages happening here? 14 21 +1398 3 Shortages were " extremely critical , " said spokesman Kris Janowski in Sarajevo . " The word starvation is now appropriate . " " extremely critical , " What defines this level of shortage? 2 7 +1398 4 And Monique Tuffelli , UNHCR representative in the Bihac pocket , said the most vulnerable - - children , the elderly , women - - " are on the verge of starvation . " UNHCR What does this stand for? 4 5 +1398 4 And Monique Tuffelli , UNHCR representative in the Bihac pocket , said the most vulnerable - - children , the elderly , women - - " are on the verge of starvation . " said the most vulnerable Why is it only the most vulnerable? 11 15 +1398 4 And Monique Tuffelli , UNHCR representative in the Bihac pocket , said the most vulnerable - - children , the elderly , women - - " are on the verge of starvation . " children , the elderly , women - - Where are the younger men and women? 17 25 +1398 5 " We are receiving too little aid " for the tens of thousands of needy , she said . " Most of the people in urban areas are really suffering from hunger . " " We are receiving too little aid " Who is providing aid so far? 0 8 +1398 5 " We are receiving too little aid " for the tens of thousands of needy , she said . " Most of the people in urban areas are really suffering from hunger . " " Most of the people in urban areas Is the Bihac pocket in an urban area? 19 27 +1399 1 Cuban dissident Rodolfo Gonzalez arrived here Monday as a political refugee after spending 28 months in prison in Cuba on charges of spreading false information about the Caribbean nation . false information about the Caribbean nation What type of false information was he convicted of spreading? 23 29 +1399 1 Cuban dissident Rodolfo Gonzalez arrived here Monday as a political refugee after spending 28 months in prison in Cuba on charges of spreading false information about the Caribbean nation . spreading false information Why did Gonzales spread false information about the Caribbean nation? 22 25 +1399 1 Cuban dissident Rodolfo Gonzalez arrived here Monday as a political refugee after spending 28 months in prison in Cuba on charges of spreading false information about the Caribbean nation . here Where is 'here' located? 5 6 +1399 1 Cuban dissident Rodolfo Gonzalez arrived here Monday as a political refugee after spending 28 months in prison in Cuba on charges of spreading false information about the Caribbean nation . spreading false information what was the info? 22 25 +1399 2 Gonzalez , a member of the Committee for Human Rights , was released from prison Sunday and put on a plane early Monday morning in Havana , according to Alberto Junco , European representative for the Cuban Democratic Platform . a member of the Committee for Human Rights , How can a member of the Committee for human rights be in prison? 2 11 +1399 2 Gonzalez , a member of the Committee for Human Rights , was released from prison Sunday and put on a plane early Monday morning in Havana , according to Alberto Junco , European representative for the Cuban Democratic Platform . released Who released him and put him on a plane? 12 13 +1399 2 Gonzalez , a member of the Committee for Human Rights , was released from prison Sunday and put on a plane early Monday morning in Havana , according to Alberto Junco , European representative for the Cuban Democratic Platform . plane early Monday was it a private plane? 20 23 +1399 3 A foreign ministry spokesman said Spain , which worked towards Gonzalez ' s release , had granted him political asylum . Spain , Why would Spain grant him political asylum? 5 7 +1399 3 A foreign ministry spokesman said Spain , which worked towards Gonzalez ' s release , had granted him political asylum . worked Why was Spain working toward Gonzalez's release? 8 9 +1399 4 The Committee for Human Rights is headed by Miami - based Ricardo Bofill . Miami - based How did Gonzalez become a member of the Committee for Human Rights? 8 11 +1399 4 The Committee for Human Rights is headed by Miami - based Ricardo Bofill . Ricardo Bofill what are his credentials? 11 13 +1399 5 The ministry spokesman also said 34 Cuban refugees were scheduled to arrive later Monday from a U . S . detention camp in Panama , the second group which Spain has agreed to take in . All the refugees have family ties with people already in Spain . from a U . S . detention camp in Panama , Why were the refugees held in Panama? 14 25 +1399 5 The ministry spokesman also said 34 Cuban refugees were scheduled to arrive later Monday from a U . S . detention camp in Panama , the second group which Spain has agreed to take in . All the refugees have family ties with people already in Spain . agreed What were the details of the negotiation that led to Spain taking in political refugees? 31 32 +1400 1 The dozens of human rights activists and ex - dissidents who swapped hundreds of diverse stories of torture and repression at a meeting Monday had one common message : The KGB is back . diverse stories What is validity of the stories? 14 16 +1400 1 The dozens of human rights activists and ex - dissidents who swapped hundreds of diverse stories of torture and repression at a meeting Monday had one common message : The KGB is back . human rights activists Which groups were the human rights activists working on behalf of? 3 6 +1400 1 The dozens of human rights activists and ex - dissidents who swapped hundreds of diverse stories of torture and repression at a meeting Monday had one common message : The KGB is back . at a meeting Why was this meeting being held? 20 23 +1400 1 The dozens of human rights activists and ex - dissidents who swapped hundreds of diverse stories of torture and repression at a meeting Monday had one common message : The KGB is back . at a meeting Monday What was this meeting? 20 24 +1400 2 Joining the growing chorus of critics of the KGB ' s successor , the Federal Counterintelligence Agency , the activists accused it of returning to such practices as psychological torture and forced medical experimentation on political prisoners . the activists Who are the activists? 18 20 +1400 3 " In some ways , they ' re getting more and more aggressive , " said Sergei Grigoryants , a former dissident and now president of the Glasnost Fund , a Moscow - based human rights organization . some ways , Which tactics are more aggressive? 2 5 +1400 3 " In some ways , they ' re getting more and more aggressive , " said Sergei Grigoryants , a former dissident and now president of the Glasnost Fund , a Moscow - based human rights organization . they ' re getting more and more aggressive , " Why are the FCA becoming more aggressive? 5 15 +1400 3 " In some ways , they ' re getting more and more aggressive , " said Sergei Grigoryants , a former dissident and now president of the Glasnost Fund , a Moscow - based human rights organization . more and more aggressive , " How are they getting more aggressive? 9 15 +1400 4 Grigoryants cited recent reports of medical experimentation on soldiers refusing to fight in Chechnya , as well as reports of phone tapping and unexplained imprisonments - - practices thought to have died out with the once - dreaded KGB . medical experimentation What type of medical experimentation? 5 7 +1400 5 " We ' re still meeting them at every step . They ' re still tapping phones , they ' re still listening at doorways , " Grigoryants said . They ' re still tapping phones , How are they still able to do this? 11 18 +1400 5 " We ' re still meeting them at every step . They ' re still tapping phones , they ' re still listening at doorways , " Grigoryants said . " We ' re still meeting them at every step What does this mean? 0 10 +1401 1 The Swiss industrial group Von Roll AG reported Monday an increase in sales and orders in 1994 . industrial group Who are the members of this group? 2 4 +1401 1 The Swiss industrial group Von Roll AG reported Monday an increase in sales and orders in 1994 . increase in sales and orders Why was there an increase in sales? 10 15 +1401 1 The Swiss industrial group Von Roll AG reported Monday an increase in sales and orders in 1994 . sales and orders in 1994 What is he selling? 12 17 +1401 2 The group , which has undergone a restructuring program in the face of heavy losses , also said it expects a substantial profit in 1995 . in the face of heavy losses , How much was lost and why? 9 16 +1401 2 The group , which has undergone a restructuring program in the face of heavy losses , also said it expects a substantial profit in 1995 . program in the face of heavy losses , What was the cause of the prior losses? 8 16 +1401 2 The group , which has undergone a restructuring program in the face of heavy losses , also said it expects a substantial profit in 1995 . heavy losses , What are these heavy losses? 13 16 +1401 2 The group , which has undergone a restructuring program in the face of heavy losses , also said it expects a substantial profit in 1995 . a restructuring program How did the restructuring program helped the group? 6 9 +1401 2 The group , which has undergone a restructuring program in the face of heavy losses , also said it expects a substantial profit in 1995 . expects a substantial profit Why are they expecting a substantial profit in 1995? 19 23 +1401 3 Group sales rose by 2 . 3 percent to Swiss francs 2 . 02 billion ( dlrs 1 . 55 billion ) last year from 1 . 98 billion francs ( dlrs 1 . 52 billion ) the year before , the company said . sales Sales of what? 1 2 +1401 3 Group sales rose by 2 . 3 percent to Swiss francs 2 . 02 billion ( dlrs 1 . 55 billion ) last year from 1 . 98 billion francs ( dlrs 1 . 52 billion ) the year before , the company said . Group sales rose How did the group sales rose? 0 3 +1401 4 Orders rose nearly 7 percent to just over Swiss francs 2 billion ( dlrs 1 . 5 billion ) over last year , it said . rose Why the spike in sales? 1 2 +1401 5 The company linked the upswing to restructuring measures , higher productivity and a growing demand in Europe . a growing demand in Europe what product is in demand here? 12 17 +1401 5 The company linked the upswing to restructuring measures , higher productivity and a growing demand in Europe . higher productivity How did the company achieve higher productivity? 9 11 +1401 5 The company linked the upswing to restructuring measures , higher productivity and a growing demand in Europe . growing demand Growing demand for what? 13 15 +1402 1 Russia ' s help in rebuilding an Iranian nuclear power plant is cause for concern and should cease , Secretary of State Warren Christopher said Monday . rebuilding Why does it need rebuilding? 5 6 +1402 1 Russia ' s help in rebuilding an Iranian nuclear power plant is cause for concern and should cease , Secretary of State Warren Christopher said Monday . rebuilding an Iranian nuclear power plant Why are they doing this? 5 11 +1402 1 Russia ' s help in rebuilding an Iranian nuclear power plant is cause for concern and should cease , Secretary of State Warren Christopher said Monday . help in rebuilding an Iranian nuclear power plant Why is Russia helping to rebuild the power plant? 3 11 +1402 1 Russia ' s help in rebuilding an Iranian nuclear power plant is cause for concern and should cease , Secretary of State Warren Christopher said Monday . help What kind of help is Russia providing to Iran's nuclear power plant? 3 4 +1402 1 Russia ' s help in rebuilding an Iranian nuclear power plant is cause for concern and should cease , Secretary of State Warren Christopher said Monday . cause for concern Why does this help cause concern for the United States? 12 15 +1402 2 But Christopher tried to discourage Congress from cutting aid to Russia , saying U . S . - financed programs there serve American interests . discourage Congress from cutting aid to Russia , Why was Congress dissuaded from sending aid to Russia? 4 12 +1402 2 But Christopher tried to discourage Congress from cutting aid to Russia , saying U . S . - financed programs there serve American interests . cutting aid What types of aid was Congress considering cutting from Russia? 7 9 +1402 2 But Christopher tried to discourage Congress from cutting aid to Russia , saying U . S . - financed programs there serve American interests . serve American interests What programs in Russia serve American interests? 21 24 +1402 3 The plant is being rebuilt near the port town of Bushehr , raising concern that Iran ' s aim is production of plutonium , a nuclear - bomb making material present in the spent fuel of civilian power plants . concern Why does the plant being located near Bushehr raise concerns about being intended for plutonium production? 13 14 +1402 3 The plant is being rebuilt near the port town of Bushehr , raising concern that Iran ' s aim is production of plutonium , a nuclear - bomb making material present in the spent fuel of civilian power plants . spent fuel What is spent fuel? 33 35 +1402 4 Iran insists the program is designed for civilian use , but Christopher suggested a more ominous goal . While not directly accusing Tehran of pursuing a weapons program , he said Russia ' s provision of technology " should not go forward " because it enhanced Iran ' s capacity . ominous goal Did Christopher imply that Iran is seeking a weapons program? 15 17 +1402 4 Iran insists the program is designed for civilian use , but Christopher suggested a more ominous goal . While not directly accusing Tehran of pursuing a weapons program , he said Russia ' s provision of technology " should not go forward " because it enhanced Iran ' s capacity . enhanced Iran ' s capacity In what way does Russia's technical support enhance Iran's weapons capacity? 45 50 +1402 5 " We ' re deeply concerned , " he said in an exchange with reporters while he welcomed Bulgarian President Zhelyu Zhelev to the State Department for a meeting over lunch . Bulgarian President Zhelyu Zhelev What role does Bulgaria play in this situation? 18 22 +1403 1 With diplomacy going nowhere , the United Nations focused Monday on feeding desperately hungry Bosnians : It reopened Sarajevo airport , and said it would try a new route to reach the northwest . With diplomacy going nowhere , Why was diplomacy struggling? 0 5 +1403 1 With diplomacy going nowhere , the United Nations focused Monday on feeding desperately hungry Bosnians : It reopened Sarajevo airport , and said it would try a new route to reach the northwest . diplomacy going nowhere , Why is diplomacy going nowhere? 1 5 +1403 2 Officials of the U . N . aid agency , the U . N . High Commissioner for Refugees , said food shortages were growing progressively worse in the Bihac pocket in northwestern Bosnia . food shortages were growing progressively worse Why were there such food issues? 21 27 +1403 2 Officials of the U . N . aid agency , the U . N . High Commissioner for Refugees , said food shortages were growing progressively worse in the Bihac pocket in northwestern Bosnia . food shortages were growing progressively Why is food shortages growing progressively worse? 21 26 +1403 3 " The word starvation is now appropriate , " said spokesman Kris Janowski in Sarajevo . Monique Tuffelli , UNHCR representative in the Bihac region , said the most vulnerable - - children , the elderly , women - - " are on the verge of starvation . " " are on the verge of starvation What was causing the vulnerable populations to starve? 40 47 +1403 5 One convoy reached the area late last week , but U . N . officials said they need daily deliveries . Aid workers said last week that poor nutrition appeared to be contributing to some deaths in the Bihac hospital . poor nutrition What was contributing to poor nutrition? 27 29 +1404 1 Travel abroad seems hardest on Boris Yeltsin . His often erratic behavior raises instant alarm bells in the West about his health and drinking habits . At home , the same stories barely make the news . same stories barely make the news Why do stories about his alcohol use not become newsworthy in the USSR? 30 36 +1404 1 Travel abroad seems hardest on Boris Yeltsin . His often erratic behavior raises instant alarm bells in the West about his health and drinking habits . At home , the same stories barely make the news . erratic What kind of erratic behaviors have been observed in him? 10 11 +1404 1 Travel abroad seems hardest on Boris Yeltsin . His often erratic behavior raises instant alarm bells in the West about his health and drinking habits . At home , the same stories barely make the news . Boris Yeltsin who is he? 5 7 +1404 1 Travel abroad seems hardest on Boris Yeltsin . His often erratic behavior raises instant alarm bells in the West about his health and drinking habits . At home , the same stories barely make the news . same stories barely make the news Why are his behaviors so newsworthy abroad but not at home? 30 36 +1404 2 Yeltsin did it again last week , with his wobbly descent from his presidential plane and an unsteady arrival at a meeting of fellow leaders in the Kazakh capital , Almaty . leaders Who are these other leaders, and what other countries were represented? 24 25 +1404 2 Yeltsin did it again last week , with his wobbly descent from his presidential plane and an unsteady arrival at a meeting of fellow leaders in the Kazakh capital , Almaty . Almaty how long has it been capital? 30 31 +1404 2 Yeltsin did it again last week , with his wobbly descent from his presidential plane and an unsteady arrival at a meeting of fellow leaders in the Kazakh capital , Almaty . wobbly descent We are to assume this is attributed to his drinking but didn't he have some underlying medical condition? 9 11 +1404 3 The Russian president ' s vacant expression , his doddering shuffle while he clutched the arm of one official and leaned on another were just the latest signs of Yeltsin ' s travel troubles . troubles What year was this article written, and was this toward the beginning of Yeltsin's power in Russia or toward the end? 33 34 +1404 3 The Russian president ' s vacant expression , his doddering shuffle while he clutched the arm of one official and leaned on another were just the latest signs of Yeltsin ' s travel troubles . Yeltsin ' s travel troubles What other travel troubles are they referring to? 29 34 +1404 4 Western media quickly zeroed in on his unsteady gait , while Russian television reports carried carefully pruned reports and focused on Yeltsin ' s declaration that the Almaty meeting on Friday was a huge success . meeting on Friday was a huge success How was the meeting successful? 28 35 +1404 4 Western media quickly zeroed in on his unsteady gait , while Russian television reports carried carefully pruned reports and focused on Yeltsin ' s declaration that the Almaty meeting on Friday was a huge success . success What was the purpose of the Almaty meeting? 34 35 +1404 4 Western media quickly zeroed in on his unsteady gait , while Russian television reports carried carefully pruned reports and focused on Yeltsin ' s declaration that the Almaty meeting on Friday was a huge success . Almaty meeting What was the reason and outcome of the Almaty meeting? 27 29 +1404 5 Yeltsin ' s fuzziness at the Commonwealth of Independent States summit in Almaty didn ' t even rate a mention on Russia ' s premier and often critical television news show , Itogi , in its Sunday evening program . didn ' t even rate a mention How was this being ignored? 13 20 +1404 5 Yeltsin ' s fuzziness at the Commonwealth of Independent States summit in Almaty didn ' t even rate a mention on Russia ' s premier and often critical television news show , Itogi , in its Sunday evening program . Commonwealth What kind of organization is the Commonwealth of Independent States? 6 7 +1404 5 Yeltsin ' s fuzziness at the Commonwealth of Independent States summit in Almaty didn ' t even rate a mention on Russia ' s premier and often critical television news show , Itogi , in its Sunday evening program . didn ' t even rate a mention Is this an insinuation/confirmation that Itogi is being censored by the government? 13 20 +1405 1 Striking back Monday in the row over President Clinton ' s nominee for U . S . surgeon general , Vice President Al Gore called Dr . Henry Foster Jr . the victim of an anti - abortion campaign to intimidate Congress . " We ' re not going to let the extremists win , " Gore declared . victim of an anti - abortion campaign Why was Dr. Foster being intimidated? 32 39 +1405 1 Striking back Monday in the row over President Clinton ' s nominee for U . S . surgeon general , Vice President Al Gore called Dr . Henry Foster Jr . the victim of an anti - abortion campaign to intimidate Congress . " We ' re not going to let the extremists win , " Gore declared . Foster Why did President Clinton nominate Dr. Henry Foster Jr. to the position? 28 29 +1405 2 But critics of the Tennessee obstetrician showed no sign of easing up . Republican Newt Gingrich , speaker of the U . S . House of Representatives , said : " I think he ' s going to be very hard to confirm . I think it ' s going to be a very embarrassing set of hearings . " hard What is Dr. Henry Foster Jr.'s political position? 40 41 +1405 3 In Washington , even White House press secretary Mike McCurry admitted problems . " We have our work cut out for us , " he said . problems What are the problems facing the nominee? 11 12 +1405 4 But McCurry joined in the tougher rhetoric the Clinton administration has begun using . He said extremists in the right - to - life movement " have now hooked Republicans and Congress by the nose , and they ' re dragging them around . " extremists Who are these the chief extremists who oppose President Clinton's nominee? 16 17 +1405 5 President Clinton left the strong talk to his officials . He said the controversy isn ' t distracting him from other work and that he expected Foster to be confirmed if considered " by a fair - minded Senate . " distracting him from other work What other tasks were being focused on at this period? 17 22 +1405 5 President Clinton left the strong talk to his officials . He said the controversy isn ' t distracting him from other work and that he expected Foster to be confirmed if considered " by a fair - minded Senate . " Senate Which political party controlled the Senate at the time of this article? 38 39 +1406 1 Iraq accused Iran of backing a cross - border attack in the southern marshes and warned Monday that it will " retaliate firmly . " It accused Kuwait of complicity in the assault . complicity What indicates that they were complicit? 29 30 +1406 1 Iraq accused Iran of backing a cross - border attack in the southern marshes and warned Monday that it will " retaliate firmly . " It accused Kuwait of complicity in the assault . Iraq accused Iran What is the evidence for this claim? 0 3 +1406 1 Iraq accused Iran of backing a cross - border attack in the southern marshes and warned Monday that it will " retaliate firmly . " It accused Kuwait of complicity in the assault . that it will " retaliate firmly . " What does this retaliation consist of? 17 25 +1406 1 Iraq accused Iran of backing a cross - border attack in the southern marshes and warned Monday that it will " retaliate firmly . " It accused Kuwait of complicity in the assault . It accused Kuwait What evidence is their to back up that Kuwait was involved? 25 28 +1406 1 Iraq accused Iran of backing a cross - border attack in the southern marshes and warned Monday that it will " retaliate firmly . " It accused Kuwait of complicity in the assault . southern marshes southern marches of which countr(ies)? 12 14 +1406 2 The report by the official Iraqi News Agency , monitored in Nicosia , claimed that Iranian - backed Shiite Muslim opposition forces launched an offensive in the Howeizah marshes of southern Iraq at the weekend . opposition forces What/who are they opposed to? 20 22 +1406 2 The report by the official Iraqi News Agency , monitored in Nicosia , claimed that Iranian - backed Shiite Muslim opposition forces launched an offensive in the Howeizah marshes of southern Iraq at the weekend . report by the official Iraqi News Agency , Who specifically researched, gathered, and wrote this report? 1 9 +1406 2 The report by the official Iraqi News Agency , monitored in Nicosia , claimed that Iranian - backed Shiite Muslim opposition forces launched an offensive in the Howeizah marshes of southern Iraq at the weekend . claimed that Iranian - backed Shiite Muslim What evidence is there to support this claim? 13 20 +1406 3 Iraqi opposition sources reported Sunday that heavy fighting was going on in southern Iraq , but gave few details . opposition sources Which sources were these? 1 3 +1406 3 Iraqi opposition sources reported Sunday that heavy fighting was going on in southern Iraq , but gave few details . Iraqi opposition sources Who are these sources? 0 3 +1406 3 Iraqi opposition sources reported Sunday that heavy fighting was going on in southern Iraq , but gave few details . but gave few details Why were few details given, and can the sources giving these details be trusted? 15 19 +1406 3 Iraqi opposition sources reported Sunday that heavy fighting was going on in southern Iraq , but gave few details . sources what sources? 2 3 +1406 4 The INA dispatch gave some credence to those reports , but it too provided only the barest details . gave some credence How did they give credence, what details did they offer? 3 6 +1406 4 The INA dispatch gave some credence to those reports , but it too provided only the barest details . provided only the barest details With only the barest details, how can these reports be trusted, and why were more details not provided? 13 18 +1406 5 Usually when there is heavy fighting in southern Iraq , the official Iranian media plays it up . But this time it has not , suggesting that the Iranian - backed opposition , if indeed it it had launched an attack , had not made much headway . had not made much headway Why was progress so much slower this time? 42 47 +1406 5 Usually when there is heavy fighting in southern Iraq , the official Iranian media plays it up . But this time it has not , suggesting that the Iranian - backed opposition , if indeed it it had launched an attack , had not made much headway . official Iranian media plays it up How does the official Iranian media play it up? 11 17 +1407 1 Whoopi Goldberg says deciding to have an abortion was " a hard choice , " and she has no use for people who take such decisions lightly . deciding Why did she decide to have an abortion? 3 4 +1407 1 Whoopi Goldberg says deciding to have an abortion was " a hard choice , " and she has no use for people who take such decisions lightly . lightly Why would she take it lightly 26 27 +1407 1 Whoopi Goldberg says deciding to have an abortion was " a hard choice , " and she has no use for people who take such decisions lightly . abortion When did she have an abortion? 7 8 +1407 2 Goldberg offered few details , such as when she had the abortion or who else was involved , in an interview in the March issue of McCall ' s magazine . details , Why did she decide this needed to be public knowledge? 3 5 +1407 2 Goldberg offered few details , such as when she had the abortion or who else was involved , in an interview in the March issue of McCall ' s magazine . March What year was the article published? 23 24 +1407 2 Goldberg offered few details , such as when she had the abortion or who else was involved , in an interview in the March issue of McCall ' s magazine . involved , Who else is involved? 16 18 +1407 2 Goldberg offered few details , such as when she had the abortion or who else was involved , in an interview in the March issue of McCall ' s magazine . interview What was the interview about? 20 21 +1407 3 " I was in a great relationship at the time , but we were barely getting by , " the Oscar - winning actress said . Oscar - winning What oscar did she win? 20 23 +1407 3 " I was in a great relationship at the time , but we were barely getting by , " the Oscar - winning actress said . relationship Why didn't she decide to put the child up for adoption? 6 7 +1407 3 " I was in a great relationship at the time , but we were barely getting by , " the Oscar - winning actress said . time , When did this relationship take place; how long was Whoopi with her significant other for? 9 11 +1407 3 " I was in a great relationship at the time , but we were barely getting by , " the Oscar - winning actress said . getting getting by what? 15 16 +1407 3 " I was in a great relationship at the time , but we were barely getting by , " the Oscar - winning actress said . Oscar - winning What movie(s) did she win an Oscar for? 20 23 +1407 4 Goldberg grew up in New York City housing projects and has one child , a daughter she gave birth to at age 18 . grew Why is this offered after the previous information? 1 2 +1407 4 Goldberg grew up in New York City housing projects and has one child , a daughter she gave birth to at age 18 . daughter What is Whoopi Goldberg's daughter up to today? 15 16 +1407 5 As for abortion in general , she says , " I have great anger toward people who cavalierly make these decisions , assuming some woman just decides , ` I ' m going to get my hair done and then get an abortion . " ' - - - - - - assuming some woman just decides , Why do some people think some people make these decisions lightly? 22 28 +1407 5 As for abortion in general , she says , " I have great anger toward people who cavalierly make these decisions , assuming some woman just decides , ` I ' m going to get my hair done and then get an abortion . " ' - - - - - - people Is she talking about people choosing to get abortions, or people judging women who choose to get abortions? 15 16 +1408 1 The man accused of masterminding the World Trade Center bombing is suspected of planting a bomb on a Philippine airliner that killed a passenger in December , the national police chief said Monday . Philippine airliner that killed a passenger Where was the airliner's destination? 18 24 +1408 1 The man accused of masterminding the World Trade Center bombing is suspected of planting a bomb on a Philippine airliner that killed a passenger in December , the national police chief said Monday . The man Who is accused man? 0 2 +1408 1 The man accused of masterminding the World Trade Center bombing is suspected of planting a bomb on a Philippine airliner that killed a passenger in December , the national police chief said Monday . suspected of Why is the same man accused of the World Trade Center bombing also suspected of planting a bomb on a Philippine airliner? 11 13 +1408 2 Director General Recaredo Sarmiento said the bombing , which killed a Japanese passenger , was " a dry run " for a terror campaign against U . S . carriers in the Far East . He said the campaign was to have included attacks on unspecified foreign embassies in Manila . " a dry run " Can you specify what a \"dry run\" means? 15 20 +1408 2 Director General Recaredo Sarmiento said the bombing , which killed a Japanese passenger , was " a dry run " for a terror campaign against U . S . carriers in the Far East . He said the campaign was to have included attacks on unspecified foreign embassies in Manila . " a dry run " Is there any evidence of previous \"dry run\" attempts at a terror campaign against U.S. carriers in the Far East? 15 20 +1408 2 Director General Recaredo Sarmiento said the bombing , which killed a Japanese passenger , was " a dry run " for a terror campaign against U . S . carriers in the Far East . He said the campaign was to have included attacks on unspecified foreign embassies in Manila . killed a Japanese passenger , Were passengers of other nationalities injured or killed in the bombing? 9 14 +1408 2 Director General Recaredo Sarmiento said the bombing , which killed a Japanese passenger , was " a dry run " for a terror campaign against U . S . carriers in the Far East . He said the campaign was to have included attacks on unspecified foreign embassies in Manila . terror campaign Why is there a \"terror campaign\" against U.S. Carriers in the Far East? 22 24 +1408 3 Ramzi Ahmed Yousef , arrested last week in Pakistan and deported to the United States , also was involved in a plot to kill Pope John Paul II during his visit to Manila last month , Sarmiento said . Ramzi Ahmed Yousef , Which country is Ramzi a native of? 0 4 +1408 3 Ramzi Ahmed Yousef , arrested last week in Pakistan and deported to the United States , also was involved in a plot to kill Pope John Paul II during his visit to Manila last month , Sarmiento said . plot to kill How is it known that Yousef was involved in a plot to kill Pope John Paul II? 21 24 +1408 4 On Dec . 11 , a bomb exploded aboard a Philippine Airlines flight bound for Tokyo from the central Philippine city of Cebu . The pilot landed the plane safely on Okinawa , but one person was killed and five others injured . On Dec . 11 , Which year did this take place? 0 5 +1408 4 On Dec . 11 , a bomb exploded aboard a Philippine Airlines flight bound for Tokyo from the central Philippine city of Cebu . The pilot landed the plane safely on Okinawa , but one person was killed and five others injured . one person was killed and five others injured How many people were on the plane? 34 42 +1408 5 A Filipino Muslim extremist group claimed responsibility , but police doubt it was capable of the attack . police doubt Why do police doubt that the Filipino Muslim extremist group was capable of the attack? 9 11 +1408 5 A Filipino Muslim extremist group claimed responsibility , but police doubt it was capable of the attack . doubt What specifically indicates the group was incapable? 10 11 +1409 1 Angry at having failed entry tests for a new police academy , law enforcement volunteers overran a northern police station and beat up the duty officer , an international police monitor said Monday . volunteers How many volunteers failed? 14 15 +1409 1 Angry at having failed entry tests for a new police academy , law enforcement volunteers overran a northern police station and beat up the duty officer , an international police monitor said Monday . volunteers in which city? 14 15 +1409 2 National television reported Monday night that one member of the interim police force was killed and one volunteer was injured in the attack in Lime , 290 kilometers ( 180 miles ) north of Port - au - Prince , the capital . killed Were the volunteers armed? 14 15 +1409 2 National television reported Monday night that one member of the interim police force was killed and one volunteer was injured in the attack in Lime , 290 kilometers ( 180 miles ) north of Port - au - Prince , the capital . capital of which country? 41 42 +1409 3 The incident occurred Saturday night , said Paul Browne , spokesman for the 20 - nation International Police Monitor corps in Haiti to help keep order following the return of exiled President Jean - Bertrand Aristide on Oct . 15 . exiled Why was President Jean-Bertrand exiled? 30 31 +1409 4 The attackers were members of a civilian police volunteer corps chosen by townspeople last year to fill the law enforcement vacuum . fill the law enforcement vacuum Why was there a lack of officers? 16 21 +1409 4 The attackers were members of a civilian police volunteer corps chosen by townspeople last year to fill the law enforcement vacuum . members Does this mean the volunteers all already know each other? 3 4 +1409 5 Angry that they were being replaced by members of the interim police force and at failing their entrance exams , they ransacked the police station and apparently stole some weapons , privately - owned Radio Galaxie reported . Townspeople reported gunfire during the night . replaced Why were they being replaced? 5 6 +1409 5 Angry that they were being replaced by members of the interim police force and at failing their entrance exams , they ransacked the police station and apparently stole some weapons , privately - owned Radio Galaxie reported . Townspeople reported gunfire during the night . Radio Galaxie is that a news station? 34 36 +1410 1 A Dublin professor has unearthed hundreds of previously unknown works by the English poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge in a hunt that took him as far as Russia and Australia . A Dublin professor What Dublin professor? 0 3 +1410 1 A Dublin professor has unearthed hundreds of previously unknown works by the English poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge in a hunt that took him as far as Russia and Australia . unearthed How were they unearthed? 4 5 +1410 2 There also are many new versions of known Coleridge poems , but nothing to compare with his masterpieces like " Kubla Khan " and " The Rime of the Ancient Mariner , " according to Jim Mays , head of the English Department at University College , Dublin . nothing to compare Why don't these unearthed works compare to his masterpieces? 12 15 +1410 2 There also are many new versions of known Coleridge poems , but nothing to compare with his masterpieces like " Kubla Khan " and " The Rime of the Ancient Mariner , " according to Jim Mays , head of the English Department at University College , Dublin . masterpieces What makes these works masterpieces? 17 18 +1410 2 There also are many new versions of known Coleridge poems , but nothing to compare with his masterpieces like " Kubla Khan " and " The Rime of the Ancient Mariner , " according to Jim Mays , head of the English Department at University College , Dublin . masterpieces Why are they considered masterpieces? 17 18 +1410 3 Mays plans to publish his discoveries later this year . In all , he says he found about 300 poems . About 500 Coleridge poems were already known . later this year Why wait so long? 6 9 +1410 3 Mays plans to publish his discoveries later this year . In all , he says he found about 300 poems . About 500 Coleridge poems were already known . publish Why are they deemed worthy of being published? 3 4 +1410 4 The Sunday Times said Monday the new works range from two - line fragments to manuscripts 10 pages long and were found in private collections , homes and libraries . private How were private collections accessed? 23 24 +1410 5 It quoted Mays as saying Coleridge did not stop writing poetry around 1810 , as had been thought . Coleridge died in 1834 . as had been thought Why was did people think he stopped writing poetry then? Was that when his last poem was published? 14 18 +1410 5 It quoted Mays as saying Coleridge did not stop writing poetry around 1810 , as had been thought . Coleridge died in 1834 . as had been thought Why was it assumed that he stopped writing? 14 18 +1410 5 It quoted Mays as saying Coleridge did not stop writing poetry around 1810 , as had been thought . Coleridge died in 1834 . not Why didn’t he stop writing? What was his motivation? 7 8 +1411 1 Peru late Monday announced it had captured the last Ecuadorean stronghold in Peruvian territory and declared a unilateral cease - fire in the Andean border war . last Ecuadorean stronghold Where was the stronghold 8 11 +1411 1 Peru late Monday announced it had captured the last Ecuadorean stronghold in Peruvian territory and declared a unilateral cease - fire in the Andean border war . Ecuadorean stronghold in Peruvian territory Which town or city was the last captured? 9 14 +1411 2 The cease - fire will go into effect at noon ( 1700 GMT ) Tuesday , President Alberto Fujimori said in an address to the nation . Tuesday , What time period is this? 14 16 +1411 2 The cease - fire will go into effect at noon ( 1700 GMT ) Tuesday , President Alberto Fujimori said in an address to the nation . cease - fire How long has the war gone on? 1 4 +1411 3 There was no immediate reaction from the Ecuadorean government . But a television station in the Ecuadorean capital of Quito reported that officials were surprised and skeptical about the announcement . surprised and skeptical why were they so surprised/skeptical? 24 27 +1411 3 There was no immediate reaction from the Ecuadorean government . But a television station in the Ecuadorean capital of Quito reported that officials were surprised and skeptical about the announcement . surprised and skeptical about the announcement . Why would the Ecuadorean officials be surprised? 24 31 +1411 3 There was no immediate reaction from the Ecuadorean government . But a television station in the Ecuadorean capital of Quito reported that officials were surprised and skeptical about the announcement . Ecuadorean How will Ecuadorean government react to the cease-fire announcement? 7 8 +1411 4 " All Peru should know that at this moment . Ecuadorean troops have been expelled from our territory , " Fujimori said . expelled Is this really true? 14 15 +1412 1 The third round - robin of the America ' s Cup trials bring higher stakes , particuarly for the foreign challengers . foreign why are foreign challengers faced with more challenge? 19 20 +1412 1 The third round - robin of the America ' s Cup trials bring higher stakes , particuarly for the foreign challengers . America ' s Cup What sport is played at the America's Cup? 7 11 +1412 1 The third round - robin of the America ' s Cup trials bring higher stakes , particuarly for the foreign challengers . foreign challengers What countries are the challengers from? 19 21 +1412 1 The third round - robin of the America ' s Cup trials bring higher stakes , particuarly for the foreign challengers . trials What are these trials? 11 12 +1412 1 The third round - robin of the America ' s Cup trials bring higher stakes , particuarly for the foreign challengers . bring higher stakes , Why is this race so much more important? 12 16 +1412 2 " Round one and round two were very much practice rounds to sort things out , " New Zealand skipper Chris Dickson said . " Round three is reality . " practice Are the first two rounds less important to the final outcome? 9 10 +1412 2 " Round one and round two were very much practice rounds to sort things out , " New Zealand skipper Chris Dickson said . " Round three is reality . " skipper What is a skipper? 19 20 +1412 3 Crews will have a chance to gain ground in the third round because victories are worth four points , double that of round two . double that of round two why are the points double? 19 24 +1412 3 Crews will have a chance to gain ground in the third round because victories are worth four points , double that of round two . double Why do point values increase in round three? 19 20 +1412 3 Crews will have a chance to gain ground in the third round because victories are worth four points , double that of round two . Crews Which crews are participating? 0 1 +1412 4 " If we don ' t do well in this round - robin , we ' re dead , " said Syd Fischer , navigator and syndicate head of Sydney 95 . Sydney 95 What is sydney 95? Who is on that team and why should they win? 29 31 +1412 4 " If we don ' t do well in this round - robin , we ' re dead , " said Syd Fischer , navigator and syndicate head of Sydney 95 . round - robin , What comes after the round-robin? 10 14 +1412 4 " If we don ' t do well in this round - robin , we ' re dead , " said Syd Fischer , navigator and syndicate head of Sydney 95 . navigator What sport requires navigators? 24 25 +1412 4 " If we don ' t do well in this round - robin , we ' re dead , " said Syd Fischer , navigator and syndicate head of Sydney 95 . syndicate head What is this? 26 28 +1412 5 Team New Zealand leads the Louis Vuitton Cup for challengers with 16 points . Dickson ' s NZL - 39 and John Bertrand ' s oneAustralia are tied for second with 13 points , followed by Nippon with 10 and France3 with 7 . Team New Zealand leads the Louis Vuitton Cup how is this relevant to the America Cup? 0 8 +1412 5 Team New Zealand leads the Louis Vuitton Cup for challengers with 16 points . Dickson ' s NZL - 39 and John Bertrand ' s oneAustralia are tied for second with 13 points , followed by Nippon with 10 and France3 with 7 . Louis Vuitton Cup Is this a major tournament in this sport? 5 8 +1412 5 Team New Zealand leads the Louis Vuitton Cup for challengers with 16 points . Dickson ' s NZL - 39 and John Bertrand ' s oneAustralia are tied for second with 13 points , followed by Nippon with 10 and France3 with 7 . Louis Vuitton Cup What is this for? 5 8 +1412 5 Team New Zealand leads the Louis Vuitton Cup for challengers with 16 points . Dickson ' s NZL - 39 and John Bertrand ' s oneAustralia are tied for second with 13 points , followed by Nippon with 10 and France3 with 7 . Louis Vuitton Cup for challengers What constitutes a challenger in yacht racing? 5 10 +1413 1 The U . S . dollar edged lower against the Japanese yen Tuesday , and prices on the Tokyo Stock Exchange fell back following two trading days of gains . prices on the Tokyo Stock Exchange fell back What was the main culprit of the slide during this session? 15 23 +1413 1 The U . S . dollar edged lower against the Japanese yen Tuesday , and prices on the Tokyo Stock Exchange fell back following two trading days of gains . lower What caused this decrease to happen? 7 8 +1413 1 The U . S . dollar edged lower against the Japanese yen Tuesday , and prices on the Tokyo Stock Exchange fell back following two trading days of gains . Tuesday , of which year? 12 14 +1413 2 At 3 : 30 p . m . ( 0630 GMT ) , the dollar was trading at 98 . 75 yen , down 0 . 12 yen from late Monday trading in Tokyo and also slightly below its overnight New York level of 98 . 76 yen . below What does this signify for the U.S. dollar? 37 38 +1413 3 The dollar remained within a narrow range as investors refrained from taking any big moves in either direction ahead of U . S . economic reports to be released later in the week . The reports could provide clues to the future of the economy and inflation . reports How are these reports produced and how accurate are their predictions? 25 26 +1413 3 The dollar remained within a narrow range as investors refrained from taking any big moves in either direction ahead of U . S . economic reports to be released later in the week . The reports could provide clues to the future of the economy and inflation . U . S . economic reports What type of economic reports were going to be released? 20 26 +1413 3 The dollar remained within a narrow range as investors refrained from taking any big moves in either direction ahead of U . S . economic reports to be released later in the week . The reports could provide clues to the future of the economy and inflation . reports What are some expectations of the U.S. economic reports? 25 26 +1413 3 The dollar remained within a narrow range as investors refrained from taking any big moves in either direction ahead of U . S . economic reports to be released later in the week . The reports could provide clues to the future of the economy and inflation . clues what type of clues? 38 39 +1413 4 Later in the day the Commerce Department reports on retail sales for January , and the following day the government will release reports on consumer prices and industrial production in January and business inventories for December . January What year is this article from? 12 13 +1413 5 Also , the government reports on January housing sales and December trade will be released later in the week . January housing sales and December trade why does it take so long? 6 12 +1414 1 TOKYO ( AP ) - Despite scores of complaints from Japanese companies over trademark and copyright infringements in China , Tokyo officials are content to let Washington wield the stick in trade negotiations there . trademark and copyright infringements How were they being infringed? 13 17 +1414 1 TOKYO ( AP ) - Despite scores of complaints from Japanese companies over trademark and copyright infringements in China , Tokyo officials are content to let Washington wield the stick in trade negotiations there . content Why are they content? 23 24 +1414 1 TOKYO ( AP ) - Despite scores of complaints from Japanese companies over trademark and copyright infringements in China , Tokyo officials are content to let Washington wield the stick in trade negotiations there . complaints Why are there complaints? 8 9 +1414 1 TOKYO ( AP ) - Despite scores of complaints from Japanese companies over trademark and copyright infringements in China , Tokyo officials are content to let Washington wield the stick in trade negotiations there . Tokyo officials are content Why are Tokyo officials content to let Washington lead the trade negotiations? 20 24 +1414 2 " Our approach to China is not so attacking . It ' s more cooperative , " says trade official Toshikazu Masuyama . cooperative , " What is an example of cooperation? 14 17 +1414 2 " Our approach to China is not so attacking . It ' s more cooperative , " says trade official Toshikazu Masuyama . cooperative , " How are they being cooperative? 14 17 +1414 2 " Our approach to China is not so attacking . It ' s more cooperative , " says trade official Toshikazu Masuyama . more cooperative , " Why is their approve more cooperative and not attacking? 13 17 +1414 3 But that doesn ' t mean Japan is unwilling to reap the benefits of U . S . trade action . reap the benefits of U . S . trade action How are they benefiting? 10 20 +1414 3 But that doesn ' t mean Japan is unwilling to reap the benefits of U . S . trade action . benefits What benefits? 12 13 +1414 3 But that doesn ' t mean Japan is unwilling to reap the benefits of U . S . trade action . benefits How are the benefits reaped? 12 13 +1414 4 " If the U . S . pressures the Chinese government , protection of intellectual property rights will improve worldwide , " Masuyama says , adding that Japan knows the tactics can be effective because they ' ve worked here . worked When have they worked in the past? 38 39 +1414 4 " If the U . S . pressures the Chinese government , protection of intellectual property rights will improve worldwide , " Masuyama says , adding that Japan knows the tactics can be effective because they ' ve worked here . worked How have they worked? Why is this important in the context? 38 39 +1414 4 " If the U . S . pressures the Chinese government , protection of intellectual property rights will improve worldwide , " Masuyama says , adding that Japan knows the tactics can be effective because they ' ve worked here . Japan knows the tactics How can Japan knows the tactics can be effective? 27 31 +1414 5 U . S . and Chinese officials on Tuesday were to resume last - ditch talks to try to avert a trade war over more than dlrs 1 billion that Washington says U . S . companies lose from illegal Chinese copies of music CDs , computer software and more . a trade war over more than dlrs 1 billion What would the trade war entail? 20 29 +1414 5 U . S . and Chinese officials on Tuesday were to resume last - ditch talks to try to avert a trade war over more than dlrs 1 billion that Washington says U . S . companies lose from illegal Chinese copies of music CDs , computer software and more . last - ditch Why is it last ditch? 12 15 +1414 5 U . S . and Chinese officials on Tuesday were to resume last - ditch talks to try to avert a trade war over more than dlrs 1 billion that Washington says U . S . companies lose from illegal Chinese copies of music CDs , computer software and more . avert How can the trade war be averted? 19 20 +1415 1 A limited cease - fire between Russia and Chechen rebels began Tuesday , with both sides agreeing to halt the use of heavy artillery . Russia and Chechen rebels Why are they fighting? 6 10 +1415 1 A limited cease - fire between Russia and Chechen rebels began Tuesday , with both sides agreeing to halt the use of heavy artillery . heavy artillery What constituted heavy artillery in this agreement? 22 24 +1415 1 A limited cease - fire between Russia and Chechen rebels began Tuesday , with both sides agreeing to halt the use of heavy artillery . both sides agreeing to halt Why did both sides agree to halt? 14 19 +1415 2 Many were skeptical that the latest truce would hold , but early reports indicated that the war zone was quiet . Russian helicopter gunships continued to fly over the region from their base in Beslan , about 120 kilometers ( 75 miles ) west of Grozny . hold , why are they skeptical 8 10 +1415 2 Many were skeptical that the latest truce would hold , but early reports indicated that the war zone was quiet . Russian helicopter gunships continued to fly over the region from their base in Beslan , about 120 kilometers ( 75 miles ) west of Grozny . fly why are they flying over the region? 26 27 +1415 2 Many were skeptical that the latest truce would hold , but early reports indicated that the war zone was quiet . Russian helicopter gunships continued to fly over the region from their base in Beslan , about 120 kilometers ( 75 miles ) west of Grozny . Many were skeptical Why was there such skepticism? 0 3 +1415 2 Many were skeptical that the latest truce would hold , but early reports indicated that the war zone was quiet . Russian helicopter gunships continued to fly over the region from their base in Beslan , about 120 kilometers ( 75 miles ) west of Grozny . Many were skeptical that the latest truce Why were many skeptical the truce would hold? 0 7 +1415 3 In Moscow , a top Russian commander , Lt . Gen . Lev Rokhlin , was among those predicting that peace talks would ultimately fail . " It is impossible to reach agreement with them because their hands are stained with blood , " he told the ITAR - Tass news agency . stained with blood , " Whose blood is he referring to? 39 44 +1415 4 Vladimir Nikanorov , a spokesman for the Russian Defense Ministry , said the cease - fire pact was reached in five hours of talks Monday between the commander of Russian troops in Chechnya , Col . Gen . Anatoly Kulikov , and Aslan Maskhadov , the chief of separatist Chechen forces . pact was reached in five hours of talks How did the sides agree to hold the talks? 16 24 +1415 5 " The parties have reached an agreement to stop fighting with heavy artillery starting tomorrow , " Nikanorov said in Moscow . stop fighting with heavy artillery Does this mean they can use smaller weapons? 8 13 +1416 1 Rosemary West must stand trial for the murder of 10 people , including her daughter and stepdaughter , a judge ruled Tuesday . Rosemary Why did she allegedly murder 10 people? 0 1 +1416 1 Rosemary West must stand trial for the murder of 10 people , including her daughter and stepdaughter , a judge ruled Tuesday . the murder of 10 people , How were these people murdered? 6 12 +1416 1 Rosemary West must stand trial for the murder of 10 people , including her daughter and stepdaughter , a judge ruled Tuesday . stand trial What has she been accused of? 3 5 +1416 1 Rosemary West must stand trial for the murder of 10 people , including her daughter and stepdaughter , a judge ruled Tuesday . 10 people , What were the 10 people? 9 12 +1416 2 The apparent suicide of her husband , suspected serial killer Frederick West , found hanged in his cell on New Year ' s Day , had raised doubts about whether his widow will be tried . raised doubts Why were people doubting her competency to stand trial? 26 28 +1416 2 The apparent suicide of her husband , suspected serial killer Frederick West , found hanged in his cell on New Year ' s Day , had raised doubts about whether his widow will be tried . husband , What was he convicted of? 5 7 +1416 2 The apparent suicide of her husband , suspected serial killer Frederick West , found hanged in his cell on New Year ' s Day , had raised doubts about whether his widow will be tried . apparent suicide How was his suicide apparent? 1 3 +1416 2 The apparent suicide of her husband , suspected serial killer Frederick West , found hanged in his cell on New Year ' s Day , had raised doubts about whether his widow will be tried . husband , suspected serial killer How many people was he suspected of killing? 5 10 +1416 2 The apparent suicide of her husband , suspected serial killer Frederick West , found hanged in his cell on New Year ' s Day , had raised doubts about whether his widow will be tried . found hanged who found him? 13 15 +1416 3 But Chief Metropolitan Stipendiary Magistrate Peter Badge said at the end of a weeklong committal hearing that he found sufficient evidence against Mrs . West to make her stand trial at Bristol Crown Court in the autumn . evidence how did he find evidence? 20 21 +1416 3 But Chief Metropolitan Stipendiary Magistrate Peter Badge said at the end of a weeklong committal hearing that he found sufficient evidence against Mrs . West to make her stand trial at Bristol Crown Court in the autumn . weeklong committal hearing Why did the hearing take a week? 13 16 +1416 3 But Chief Metropolitan Stipendiary Magistrate Peter Badge said at the end of a weeklong committal hearing that he found sufficient evidence against Mrs . West to make her stand trial at Bristol Crown Court in the autumn . evidence What evidence was found? 20 21 +1416 4 A committal hearing is a routine step in the British judicial process , confirming that the accused has a case to answer . Mrs . West ' s attorneys had argued that with the death of her husband , the case should be dropped . the case should be dropped How does the death of her husband lead to her not being able to stand? 39 44 +1416 4 A committal hearing is a routine step in the British judicial process , confirming that the accused has a case to answer . Mrs . West ' s attorneys had argued that with the death of her husband , the case should be dropped . death Why would the case be dropped because of her husbands death? 34 35 +1416 4 A committal hearing is a routine step in the British judicial process , confirming that the accused has a case to answer . Mrs . West ' s attorneys had argued that with the death of her husband , the case should be dropped . had argued What was their argument? 29 31 +1416 4 A committal hearing is a routine step in the British judicial process , confirming that the accused has a case to answer . Mrs . West ' s attorneys had argued that with the death of her husband , the case should be dropped . be dropped Why should it be dropped? 42 44 +1416 5 They also contended that the huge amount of publicity surrounding the case would make it difficult to find an impartial jury . publicity Why would that make any difference? 8 9 +1416 5 They also contended that the huge amount of publicity surrounding the case would make it difficult to find an impartial jury . huge amount of publicity Why was there so much publicity? 5 9 +1417 1 Washington has asked Tokyo to provide scientific information about an improved type of wing developed for Japan ' s latest jet fighter , which is based on the U . S . - made F - 16 , officials said Tuesday . Japan ' s latest jet fighter , What is the name of this fighter? 16 23 +1417 1 Washington has asked Tokyo to provide scientific information about an improved type of wing developed for Japan ' s latest jet fighter , which is based on the U . S . - made F - 16 , officials said Tuesday . improved type of wing How is this new wing improved over previous models? 10 14 +1417 1 Washington has asked Tokyo to provide scientific information about an improved type of wing developed for Japan ' s latest jet fighter , which is based on the U . S . - made F - 16 , officials said Tuesday . improved type of wing how is this wing improved from the previous model? 10 14 +1417 1 Washington has asked Tokyo to provide scientific information about an improved type of wing developed for Japan ' s latest jet fighter , which is based on the U . S . - made F - 16 , officials said Tuesday . has asked Tokyo What did they ask Tokyo? 1 4 +1417 1 Washington has asked Tokyo to provide scientific information about an improved type of wing developed for Japan ' s latest jet fighter , which is based on the U . S . - made F - 16 , officials said Tuesday . provide scientific information Scientific information about what? 5 8 +1417 1 Washington has asked Tokyo to provide scientific information about an improved type of wing developed for Japan ' s latest jet fighter , which is based on the U . S . - made F - 16 , officials said Tuesday . developed for Japan ' s What is Washington involved? 14 19 +1417 2 " The issue has been discussed for some time between authorities concerned from both sides , " said Japanese Defense Agency spokesman Takahiro Goto . some time how long is 'some time'? 7 9 +1417 2 " The issue has been discussed for some time between authorities concerned from both sides , " said Japanese Defense Agency spokesman Takahiro Goto . some time How long have they been discussing this? 7 9 +1417 2 " The issue has been discussed for some time between authorities concerned from both sides , " said Japanese Defense Agency spokesman Takahiro Goto . concerned What is their exact concern? 11 12 +1417 3 Goto said the technology developed by Japan ' s Mitsubishi Heavy Industries involves a composite material from carbon fiber that enables production of a wing that is lighter , wider and stronger . composite material what is the composite material made from carbon fiber? 14 16 +1417 3 Goto said the technology developed by Japan ' s Mitsubishi Heavy Industries involves a composite material from carbon fiber that enables production of a wing that is lighter , wider and stronger . wing that is lighter , wider and stronger why is this necessary? and how much lighter/wider/stronger? 24 32 +1417 3 Goto said the technology developed by Japan ' s Mitsubishi Heavy Industries involves a composite material from carbon fiber that enables production of a wing that is lighter , wider and stronger . technology developed What technology was developed? 3 5 +1417 3 Goto said the technology developed by Japan ' s Mitsubishi Heavy Industries involves a composite material from carbon fiber that enables production of a wing that is lighter , wider and stronger . composite material What is this material? 14 16 +1417 3 Goto said the technology developed by Japan ' s Mitsubishi Heavy Industries involves a composite material from carbon fiber that enables production of a wing that is lighter , wider and stronger . lighter , wider and stronger How much lighter, wider and stronger? 27 32 +1417 4 Under a 1988 agreement on the joint development of the FSX fighter , both sides are obliged to provide the other side with any " derivative " technology , Goto explained . 1988 agreement Why does this agreement exist?\n 2 4 +1417 4 Under a 1988 agreement on the joint development of the FSX fighter , both sides are obliged to provide the other side with any " derivative " technology , Goto explained . any " derivative " technology , how is derivative technology defined? 23 29 +1417 4 Under a 1988 agreement on the joint development of the FSX fighter , both sides are obliged to provide the other side with any " derivative " technology , Goto explained . agreement What was the agreement? 3 4 +1417 4 Under a 1988 agreement on the joint development of the FSX fighter , both sides are obliged to provide the other side with any " derivative " technology , Goto explained . obliged Why are they both obligated? 16 17 +1417 5 U . S . and Japanese officials have yet to determine if the Mitsubishi technology is its own or derivative , he added . technology is its own or derivative , What would constitute a derivative technology? 14 21 +1417 5 U . S . and Japanese officials have yet to determine if the Mitsubishi technology is its own or derivative , he added . yet to determine Is there a deadline? 8 11 +1418 1 On the eve of a new round of trade talks aimed at preventing a China - U . S . trade war , China said on Tuesday it hoped U . S . negotiators would be flexible and that an early settlement could be reached . preventing a China - U . S . trade war , What industries would be affected by this trade issue? 12 23 +1418 1 On the eve of a new round of trade talks aimed at preventing a China - U . S . trade war , China said on Tuesday it hoped U . S . negotiators would be flexible and that an early settlement could be reached . talks How long have these trade talks gone on? 9 10 +1418 1 On the eve of a new round of trade talks aimed at preventing a China - U . S . trade war , China said on Tuesday it hoped U . S . negotiators would be flexible and that an early settlement could be reached . negotiators What are the issues on the table for these negotiators to solve? 33 34 +1418 1 On the eve of a new round of trade talks aimed at preventing a China - U . S . trade war , China said on Tuesday it hoped U . S . negotiators would be flexible and that an early settlement could be reached . China - U . S . trade war , Why is a China-U.S. trade war a possibility? 14 23 +1418 1 On the eve of a new round of trade talks aimed at preventing a China - U . S . trade war , China said on Tuesday it hoped U . S . negotiators would be flexible and that an early settlement could be reached . flexible What are U.S. negotiators demanding? 36 37 +1418 2 The United States wants to see substantial progress in China ' s fight against piracy of U . S . software , movies and music before Feb . 26 . progress What kind of progress would the United States be satisfied with? 7 8 +1418 2 The United States wants to see substantial progress in China ' s fight against piracy of U . S . software , movies and music before Feb . 26 . before Feb . 26 of which year? 25 29 +1418 2 The United States wants to see substantial progress in China ' s fight against piracy of U . S . software , movies and music before Feb . 26 . piracy What portion of piracy of American media takes place in China? 14 15 +1418 3 If there is no progress in intellectual property rights protection , the United States plans to impose 100 punitive tariffs that will double the cost of more than dlrs 1 billion of Chinese exports to the United States . intellectual property rights protection , How would China protect individual property rights? 6 11 +1418 3 If there is no progress in intellectual property rights protection , the United States plans to impose 100 punitive tariffs that will double the cost of more than dlrs 1 billion of Chinese exports to the United States . 100 punitive tariffs are they allowed to do that? 17 20 +1418 3 If there is no progress in intellectual property rights protection , the United States plans to impose 100 punitive tariffs that will double the cost of more than dlrs 1 billion of Chinese exports to the United States . 100 punitive tariffs What items will the punitive tariffs be applied to? 17 20 +1418 4 China plans to enact counter - measures if U . S . sanctions go into effect . enact counter - measures Which types of items would be affected by these measures? 3 7 +1418 4 China plans to enact counter - measures if U . S . sanctions go into effect . counter - measures What kind of counter-measures? 4 7 +1418 4 China plans to enact counter - measures if U . S . sanctions go into effect . counter - measures what type of measures? 4 7 +1418 4 China plans to enact counter - measures if U . S . sanctions go into effect . counter - measures What countermeasures will China enact? 4 7 +1418 5 Lee Sands , the head of the U . S . negotiating team , arrived in Beijing Tuesday afternoon . arrived Where did he travel from? 14 15 +1419 1 President Nelson Mandela accepted an apology Tuesday from his estranged wife , Winnie , for calling his government weak and unresponsive but warned against further breaks from his leadership . estranged wife , Why is his wife estranged? 9 12 +1419 1 President Nelson Mandela accepted an apology Tuesday from his estranged wife , Winnie , for calling his government weak and unresponsive but warned against further breaks from his leadership . estranged wife , Why is his wife estranged from him? 9 12 +1419 1 President Nelson Mandela accepted an apology Tuesday from his estranged wife , Winnie , for calling his government weak and unresponsive but warned against further breaks from his leadership . weak and unresponsive Why have these allegations been made? 18 21 +1419 1 President Nelson Mandela accepted an apology Tuesday from his estranged wife , Winnie , for calling his government weak and unresponsive but warned against further breaks from his leadership . government weak and unresponsive What were the bases for Winnie making these statements? 17 21 +1419 1 President Nelson Mandela accepted an apology Tuesday from his estranged wife , Winnie , for calling his government weak and unresponsive but warned against further breaks from his leadership . apology Was there a need for an apology that became publicized? 5 6 +1419 2 Mrs . Mandela ' s apology came in the second of two letters to her husband on Monday . The first defended her criticism of the government during a Feb . 4 funeral for a slain policeman but contained no apology . The second letter , later Monday , was more contrite . second of two letters what was the first letter about 9 13 +1419 2 Mrs . Mandela ' s apology came in the second of two letters to her husband on Monday . The first defended her criticism of the government during a Feb . 4 funeral for a slain policeman but contained no apology . The second letter , later Monday , was more contrite . funeral for a slain policeman How did the policeman die? 32 37 +1419 2 Mrs . Mandela ' s apology came in the second of two letters to her husband on Monday . The first defended her criticism of the government during a Feb . 4 funeral for a slain policeman but contained no apology . The second letter , later Monday , was more contrite . letters How have these private letters become publicized? 12 13 +1419 4 In his response , Mandela called Mrs . Mandela ' s criticism " inconsistent " with her position in the government but said he accepted the apology . " inconsistent " what would be consistent with her position? 12 15 +1419 4 In his response , Mandela called Mrs . Mandela ' s criticism " inconsistent " with her position in the government but said he accepted the apology . " inconsistent " Why is it considered inconsistent? 12 15 +1419 4 In his response , Mandela called Mrs . Mandela ' s criticism " inconsistent " with her position in the government but said he accepted the apology . with her position in the government What was her position in the government? 15 21 +1419 4 In his response , Mandela called Mrs . Mandela ' s criticism " inconsistent " with her position in the government but said he accepted the apology . response , In what form did Mandela's response come? 2 4 +1419 5 " Ministers and deputy ministers are custodians of the policy of the government of the day , " the statement read . " Their acceptance of positions in the government obliges them not only to help formulate policy in the relevant fora , but also to implement to the letter the decisions of the government . " relevant fora , what are the relevant fora 40 43 +1420 1 Retail sales rose modestly in January , held back by the first drop in auto sales in half a year . It was the ninth straight month when sales either rose or remained steady . first drop in auto sales in half a year What led to the drop in auto sales? 11 20 +1420 1 Retail sales rose modestly in January , held back by the first drop in auto sales in half a year . It was the ninth straight month when sales either rose or remained steady . Retail sales In which country? 0 2 +1420 1 Retail sales rose modestly in January , held back by the first drop in auto sales in half a year . It was the ninth straight month when sales either rose or remained steady . drop in auto sales Why did auto sales drop in January? 12 16 +1420 2 The Commerce Department said Tuesday that sales advanced 0 . 2 percent last month , less than analysts predicted , and matched the December advance . less than analysts predicted , Why were analysts predicting higher sales? 15 20 +1420 2 The Commerce Department said Tuesday that sales advanced 0 . 2 percent last month , less than analysts predicted , and matched the December advance . less than analysts predicted , How much was predicted? 15 20 +1420 2 The Commerce Department said Tuesday that sales advanced 0 . 2 percent last month , less than analysts predicted , and matched the December advance . less than analysts predicted , Is this a disappointing result? 15 20 +1420 3 The government previously estimated that sales fell 0 . 1 percent in December , prompting speculation a long - awaited slowdown in consumer spending had begun . long - awaited slowdown in consumer spending How long had it been since some sort of contraction? 17 24 +1420 3 The government previously estimated that sales fell 0 . 1 percent in December , prompting speculation a long - awaited slowdown in consumer spending had begun . long - awaited Why was a slowdown in customer spending predicted? 17 20 +1420 4 Auto sales fell 0 . 6 percent last month , the first drop since a 1 percent decline in July . Excluding car sales , a volatile component , retail sales rose 0 . 4 percent in January . volatile component , What makes car sales volatile? 26 29 +1420 5 The Commerce Department also revised its figures for November to show a sales gain of 0 . 4 percent instead of an earlier 0 . 2 percent estimate . figures What do annual figures look like so far? 6 7 +1420 5 The Commerce Department also revised its figures for November to show a sales gain of 0 . 4 percent instead of an earlier 0 . 2 percent estimate . revised What new information changed their calculation? 4 5 +1421 1 Fire swept through a house on Pittsburgh ' s east side Tuesday , killing three firefighters who were trapped when a burning stairway collapsed while they were trying to save three colleagues , authorities said . burning stairway collapsed Why was the stairway able to collapse? 21 24 +1421 1 Fire swept through a house on Pittsburgh ' s east side Tuesday , killing three firefighters who were trapped when a burning stairway collapsed while they were trying to save three colleagues , authorities said . Fire What caused the fire? 0 1 +1421 1 Fire swept through a house on Pittsburgh ' s east side Tuesday , killing three firefighters who were trapped when a burning stairway collapsed while they were trying to save three colleagues , authorities said . colleagues , Were the colleagues saved? 31 33 +1421 1 Fire swept through a house on Pittsburgh ' s east side Tuesday , killing three firefighters who were trapped when a burning stairway collapsed while they were trying to save three colleagues , authorities said . trying to save three colleagues , Did the three colleagues survive the fire? 27 33 +1421 2 The three colleagues were rescued by others and treated for smoke inhalation , said John Roundtree , chief of communications for the city ' s emergency dispatch center . The family that lived in the four - story home escaped without injury . others Who were these other people who saved the colleagues? 6 7 +1421 2 The three colleagues were rescued by others and treated for smoke inhalation , said John Roundtree , chief of communications for the city ' s emergency dispatch center . The family that lived in the four - story home escaped without injury . escaped without injury By \"escaped,\" does that mean that they were able to escape from the fire by themselves or with the help of the firefighters? 39 42 +1421 3 It was the worst loss of life in the city ' s fire department since three firefighters died 22 years ago , said Raymond Demichiei , dispatch operations supervisor . One of the dead was a woman . died 22 years ago , How did the three firefighters from 22 years ago pass away? 17 22 +1421 4 " We ' ve had people die from heart attacks and vehicle accidents , but nothing like this , " he said . nothing Does this mean they are lacking experience dealing with these scenarios? 15 16 +1421 5 The three had gone into the basement of the home to help their three colleagues get out . When the stairs collapsed , they were trapped in a recreation room that had thick plastic glass windows , said firefighter union president Joseph King . colleagues How did the colleagues get out? 14 15 +1421 5 The three had gone into the basement of the home to help their three colleagues get out . When the stairs collapsed , they were trapped in a recreation room that had thick plastic glass windows , said firefighter union president Joseph King . thick plastic glass windows , Is it recommended not to have thick plastic glass windows? 32 37 +1422 1 The government on Tuesday threatened to pull out of a truce keeping most of Bosnia at peace unless Serbs stop attacks in the northwest and permit aid convoys through to feed the famished . The government what government has threatened to pull out of a truce? 0 2 +1422 1 The government on Tuesday threatened to pull out of a truce keeping most of Bosnia at peace unless Serbs stop attacks in the northwest and permit aid convoys through to feed the famished . permit Are Serbs blocking or attacking aid convoys? 25 26 +1422 1 The government on Tuesday threatened to pull out of a truce keeping most of Bosnia at peace unless Serbs stop attacks in the northwest and permit aid convoys through to feed the famished . most What regions of Bosnia are at peace under the current truce? 12 13 +1422 1 The government on Tuesday threatened to pull out of a truce keeping most of Bosnia at peace unless Serbs stop attacks in the northwest and permit aid convoys through to feed the famished . attacks What attacks have taken place in the northwest? 20 21 +1422 1 The government on Tuesday threatened to pull out of a truce keeping most of Bosnia at peace unless Serbs stop attacks in the northwest and permit aid convoys through to feed the famished . government Which government? 1 2 +1422 1 The government on Tuesday threatened to pull out of a truce keeping most of Bosnia at peace unless Serbs stop attacks in the northwest and permit aid convoys through to feed the famished . Tuesday What is the date? 3 4 +1422 1 The government on Tuesday threatened to pull out of a truce keeping most of Bosnia at peace unless Serbs stop attacks in the northwest and permit aid convoys through to feed the famished . famished Where are the famished? 32 33 +1422 1 The government on Tuesday threatened to pull out of a truce keeping most of Bosnia at peace unless Serbs stop attacks in the northwest and permit aid convoys through to feed the famished . threatened to pull out of a truce Why was the truce looking to be ended? 4 11 +1422 2 The warning , contained in a statement issued by the Bosnian embassy in Zagreb , Croatia , was originally delivered Monday by Bosnian Foreign Minister Irfan Ljubijankic to senior U . N . envoy Yashushi Akashi . warning , how severe is the warning to the people of the country? 1 3 +1422 2 The warning , contained in a statement issued by the Bosnian embassy in Zagreb , Croatia , was originally delivered Monday by Bosnian Foreign Minister Irfan Ljubijankic to senior U . N . envoy Yashushi Akashi . embassy Why was the statement delivered through an embassy outside Bosnia rather than directly through official state channels? 11 12 +1422 2 The warning , contained in a statement issued by the Bosnian embassy in Zagreb , Croatia , was originally delivered Monday by Bosnian Foreign Minister Irfan Ljubijankic to senior U . N . envoy Yashushi Akashi . Monday What is the date? 20 21 +1422 3 Ljubijankic said conditions in the northwestern Bihac pocket had to improve within the next 24 hours or the Bosnian government would consider the truce invalid . But fighting continued into Tuesday , the day set by the ultimatum , and Serbs continued to refuse an aid convoy access into the region . conditions in the northwestern what lead to bad conditions? how do they plan to improve the conditions? 2 6 +1422 3 Ljubijankic said conditions in the northwestern Bihac pocket had to improve within the next 24 hours or the Bosnian government would consider the truce invalid . But fighting continued into Tuesday , the day set by the ultimatum , and Serbs continued to refuse an aid convoy access into the region . refuse Why are the Serbs refusing? 43 44 +1422 3 Ljubijankic said conditions in the northwestern Bihac pocket had to improve within the next 24 hours or the Bosnian government would consider the truce invalid . But fighting continued into Tuesday , the day set by the ultimatum , and Serbs continued to refuse an aid convoy access into the region . within Why was such a short time limit placed on this ultimatum? 11 12 +1422 3 Ljubijankic said conditions in the northwestern Bihac pocket had to improve within the next 24 hours or the Bosnian government would consider the truce invalid . But fighting continued into Tuesday , the day set by the ultimatum , and Serbs continued to refuse an aid convoy access into the region . refuse Why are the Serbs refusing to let aid conveys through? 43 44 +1422 3 Ljubijankic said conditions in the northwestern Bihac pocket had to improve within the next 24 hours or the Bosnian government would consider the truce invalid . But fighting continued into Tuesday , the day set by the ultimatum , and Serbs continued to refuse an aid convoy access into the region . 24 hours When does this time run-out? 14 16 +1422 3 Ljubijankic said conditions in the northwestern Bihac pocket had to improve within the next 24 hours or the Bosnian government would consider the truce invalid . But fighting continued into Tuesday , the day set by the ultimatum , and Serbs continued to refuse an aid convoy access into the region . refuse an aid convoy access into the region . Why was the aid being refused? 43 52 +1422 4 There was no immediate comment from the government in Sarajevo on the ultimatum , which is bound to result in an upsurge of fighting if carried out . Except for the Bihac pocket , the truce has kept most of Bosnia quiet since coming into effect Jan . 1 . fighting how would they prevent fighting from happening ? 23 24 +1422 4 There was no immediate comment from the government in Sarajevo on the ultimatum , which is bound to result in an upsurge of fighting if carried out . Except for the Bihac pocket , the truce has kept most of Bosnia quiet since coming into effect Jan . 1 . government Was this ultimatum issued outside of official state intentions? 7 8 +1422 4 There was no immediate comment from the government in Sarajevo on the ultimatum , which is bound to result in an upsurge of fighting if carried out . Except for the Bihac pocket , the truce has kept most of Bosnia quiet since coming into effect Jan . 1 . Bihac Why is fighting so prevalent in the Bihac pocket? 31 32 +1422 4 There was no immediate comment from the government in Sarajevo on the ultimatum , which is bound to result in an upsurge of fighting if carried out . Except for the Bihac pocket , the truce has kept most of Bosnia quiet since coming into effect Jan . 1 . Jan . 1 What year? 46 49 +1422 5 But U . N . officials said that President Alija Izetbegovic warned Akashi in a letter sent Monday that unless fighting around Bihac ceased immediately he would order other units to that front line to help government forces . other units to that front line what are these other units? What do they have the power to do legally? 28 34 +1422 5 But U . N . officials said that President Alija Izetbegovic warned Akashi in a letter sent Monday that unless fighting around Bihac ceased immediately he would order other units to that front line to help government forces . other What units are already on the front line in Bihac? 28 29 +1422 5 But U . N . officials said that President Alija Izetbegovic warned Akashi in a letter sent Monday that unless fighting around Bihac ceased immediately he would order other units to that front line to help government forces . Monday What is the date? 17 18 +1423 1 Fundamental freedoms are lagging behind rapid economic growth in Vietnam , according to a new U . N . report . Fundamental freedoms are lagging Which personal freedoms are having trouble keeping up in Vietnam? 0 4 +1423 1 Fundamental freedoms are lagging behind rapid economic growth in Vietnam , according to a new U . N . report . Fundamental freedoms What fundamental freedoms are they referring to? 0 2 +1423 1 Fundamental freedoms are lagging behind rapid economic growth in Vietnam , according to a new U . N . report . freedoms What specific freedoms was the UN report referencing? 1 2 +1423 2 At a meeting of the Commission on Human Rights , the working group on arbitrary detention voiced concern at the restrictions on freedom of opinion despite new policies embodied in the 1992 constitution . restrictions on freedom of opinion What type of restrictions on opinions were being seen? 20 25 +1423 2 At a meeting of the Commission on Human Rights , the working group on arbitrary detention voiced concern at the restrictions on freedom of opinion despite new policies embodied in the 1992 constitution . new policies embodied in the 1992 constitution What were these new policies? 26 33 +1423 2 At a meeting of the Commission on Human Rights , the working group on arbitrary detention voiced concern at the restrictions on freedom of opinion despite new policies embodied in the 1992 constitution . policies What freedoms were these new policies supposed to enforce? 27 28 +1423 3 " The group is concerned at the lack of progress in lifting . restrictions on freedom of opinion in all its forms , both individual and collective , " the report said . lack What was the data or events that prompted the report to be concerned over the lack of progress? 7 8 +1423 4 The group visited Vietnam for one week in October last year . It was the first time a U . N . human rights body had visited the country under the present government . under the present government What is the present government? 29 33 +1423 4 The group visited Vietnam for one week in October last year . It was the first time a U . N . human rights body had visited the country under the present government . body Who was part of this U.N. human rights body? 24 25 +1423 5 But despite visiting three labor camps , the group was barred from any visits to pre - trial detention centers , a central part of their mandate . visits to pre - trial detention centers , Why were the working groups barred from going to detention centers? 13 21 +1423 5 But despite visiting three labor camps , the group was barred from any visits to pre - trial detention centers , a central part of their mandate . barred Why were they barred? 10 11 +1424 1 Fire swept through a house on Pittsburgh ' s east side Tuesday , killing three firefighters who were trapped when a burning stairway collapsed while they were trying to save three colleagues , authorities said . Fire swept through a house What was the cause of the fire? 0 5 +1424 1 Fire swept through a house on Pittsburgh ' s east side Tuesday , killing three firefighters who were trapped when a burning stairway collapsed while they were trying to save three colleagues , authorities said . killing three firefighters How were they killed? 13 16 +1424 1 Fire swept through a house on Pittsburgh ' s east side Tuesday , killing three firefighters who were trapped when a burning stairway collapsed while they were trying to save three colleagues , authorities said . save three colleagues , Did the colleagues survive? 29 33 +1424 1 Fire swept through a house on Pittsburgh ' s east side Tuesday , killing three firefighters who were trapped when a burning stairway collapsed while they were trying to save three colleagues , authorities said . trying to save three colleagues , How did they escape? 27 33 +1424 1 Fire swept through a house on Pittsburgh ' s east side Tuesday , killing three firefighters who were trapped when a burning stairway collapsed while they were trying to save three colleagues , authorities said . Fire How was the fire started? 0 1 +1424 1 Fire swept through a house on Pittsburgh ' s east side Tuesday , killing three firefighters who were trapped when a burning stairway collapsed while they were trying to save three colleagues , authorities said . firefighters How many were in the house fighting the fire? 15 16 +1424 2 The three colleagues were rescued by others and treated for smoke inhalation , said John Roundtree , chief of communications for the city ' s emergency dispatch center . The family that lived in the three - story frame home escaped without injury . were rescued How were they rescued? 3 5 +1424 2 The three colleagues were rescued by others and treated for smoke inhalation , said John Roundtree , chief of communications for the city ' s emergency dispatch center . The family that lived in the three - story frame home escaped without injury . three - story frame home How old was the home? 35 40 +1424 2 The three colleagues were rescued by others and treated for smoke inhalation , said John Roundtree , chief of communications for the city ' s emergency dispatch center . The family that lived in the three - story frame home escaped without injury . escaped How did they escape? 40 41 +1424 2 The three colleagues were rescued by others and treated for smoke inhalation , said John Roundtree , chief of communications for the city ' s emergency dispatch center . The family that lived in the three - story frame home escaped without injury . family How many family members were there? 30 31 +1424 3 It was the worst loss of life in the city ' s fire department since three firefighters died 22 years ago , said Raymond Demichiei , dispatch operations supervisor . One of the dead was a woman . three firefighters died 22 years ago , How did they die? 15 22 +1424 3 It was the worst loss of life in the city ' s fire department since three firefighters died 22 years ago , said Raymond Demichiei , dispatch operations supervisor . One of the dead was a woman . firefighters How many firefighters were fighting that fire 22 years ago? 16 17 +1424 4 " We ' ve had people die from heart attacks and vehicle accidents , but nothing like this , " he said . had people die How many people have died? 4 7 +1424 4 " We ' ve had people die from heart attacks and vehicle accidents , but nothing like this , " he said . heart How many people died from heart attack that year the fire happened? 8 9 +1424 4 " We ' ve had people die from heart attacks and vehicle accidents , but nothing like this , " he said . vehicle How many people died from vehicle accidents that year the fire happened? 11 12 +1424 5 The three had gone into the basement of the home to help their three colleagues get out . When the stairs collapsed , they were trapped in a recreation room that had thick plastic glass windows , said firefighter union president Joseph King . basement of the home Was the fire present in the basement? 6 10 +1424 5 The three had gone into the basement of the home to help their three colleagues get out . When the stairs collapsed , they were trapped in a recreation room that had thick plastic glass windows , said firefighter union president Joseph King . to help What were they doing to help? 10 12 +1424 5 The three had gone into the basement of the home to help their three colleagues get out . When the stairs collapsed , they were trapped in a recreation room that had thick plastic glass windows , said firefighter union president Joseph King . they were trapped How long were they trapped? 23 26 +1424 5 The three had gone into the basement of the home to help their three colleagues get out . When the stairs collapsed , they were trapped in a recreation room that had thick plastic glass windows , said firefighter union president Joseph King . thick plastic glass windows , Are these a fire hazard, or particularly dangerous in a fire? 32 37 +1424 5 The three had gone into the basement of the home to help their three colleagues get out . When the stairs collapsed , they were trapped in a recreation room that had thick plastic glass windows , said firefighter union president Joseph King . When the stairs collapsed , Why had the stairs collapsed during the fire? 18 23 +1424 5 The three had gone into the basement of the home to help their three colleagues get out . When the stairs collapsed , they were trapped in a recreation room that had thick plastic glass windows , said firefighter union president Joseph King . colleagues Why were the colleagues in the basement? 14 15 +1425 1 The Buffalo Sabres on Tuesday traded goaltender Grant Fuhr and defensemen Philippe Boucher and Denis Tsygurov to the Los Angeles Kings for defensemen Alexei Zhitnik and Charlie Huddy and goaltender Robb Stauber . Buffalo Sabres Where is this team based? 1 3 +1425 1 The Buffalo Sabres on Tuesday traded goaltender Grant Fuhr and defensemen Philippe Boucher and Denis Tsygurov to the Los Angeles Kings for defensemen Alexei Zhitnik and Charlie Huddy and goaltender Robb Stauber . traded Why were they traded? 5 6 +1425 1 The Buffalo Sabres on Tuesday traded goaltender Grant Fuhr and defensemen Philippe Boucher and Denis Tsygurov to the Los Angeles Kings for defensemen Alexei Zhitnik and Charlie Huddy and goaltender Robb Stauber . Tuesday traded goaltender Grant Fuhr and Why did the Sabres trade such a high-level goaltender? 4 10 +1425 2 The Sabres also acquired a fifth - round draft choice from the Kings in either 1995 or 1996 . in either 1995 or 1996 . Which of these dates was it? 13 19 +1425 2 The Sabres also acquired a fifth - round draft choice from the Kings in either 1995 or 1996 . also acquired a fifth - round draft choice How where they able to acquire a fifth-round draft choice? 2 10 +1425 2 The Sabres also acquired a fifth - round draft choice from the Kings in either 1995 or 1996 . 1995 How is the year of the draft choice determined? 15 16 +1425 3 Fuhr , acquired by the Sabres in a trade with Toronto three years ago , was the backup to Dominik Hasek , the league ' s top goaltender last season . Dominik Hasek , the league ' s top goaltender How many goals were involved? 19 28 +1425 3 Fuhr , acquired by the Sabres in a trade with Toronto three years ago , was the backup to Dominik Hasek , the league ' s top goaltender last season . backup How valuable is a backup goaltender in the professional league? 17 18 +1425 4 Sabres coach John Muckler , who also coached Fuhr at Edmonton , said the deal will give Fuhr a chance to be a starting goalie again . John Muckler , How many star players has Muckler coached? 2 5 +1425 4 Sabres coach John Muckler , who also coached Fuhr at Edmonton , said the deal will give Fuhr a chance to be a starting goalie again . coached Did the coach knowing Fuhr have any influence towards the trade? 7 8 +1425 5 Muckler said after the deal was finalized Tuesday morning he spoke to Fuhr , who felt " a little bit of sadness , but he ' s also happy for a chance to be a No . 1 goalie again . " " a little bit of sadness , Why might Fuhr have felt sad? 16 23 +1425 5 Muckler said after the deal was finalized Tuesday morning he spoke to Fuhr , who felt " a little bit of sadness , but he ' s also happy for a chance to be a No . 1 goalie again . " " a little bit of sadness , Why was he sad? 16 23 +1426 1 The European Union ' s fisheries chief said Tuesday she will ask EU nations to consider fighting Canada over stocks of greenland halibut . fighting Canada over stocks of greenland halibut Why is there a disagreement over the fisheries? 16 23 +1426 2 " The ( EU executive ) Commission has no intention of passively accepting the NAFO decision , " said Fisheries Commissioner Emma Bonino , speaking to members of the European Parliament . has no intention of passively accepting the NAFO Why does the EU commission have no intention of accepting the NAFO? 7 15 +1426 2 " The ( EU executive ) Commission has no intention of passively accepting the NAFO decision , " said Fisheries Commissioner Emma Bonino , speaking to members of the European Parliament . the NAFO decision , " What did the NAFO decide? 13 18 +1426 3 She referred to a Feb . 1 meeting in Brussels , Belgium of the North Atlantic Fisheries Organization which handed out catch limits of Greenland halibut off Canada ' s coast . She referred to a Feb . 1 meeting in Brussels What was the meeting about? 0 10 +1426 3 She referred to a Feb . 1 meeting in Brussels , Belgium of the North Atlantic Fisheries Organization which handed out catch limits of Greenland halibut off Canada ' s coast . catch limits of Greenland halibut Why was there a catch limit implemented? 21 26 +1426 4 During the meeting , Canada called a vote to apportion the dwindling halibut stocks which left EU boats a drastically reduced share - - 12 . 6 percent - - of the catch . dwindling halibut stocks Why is the halibut stock dwindling? 11 14 +1426 4 During the meeting , Canada called a vote to apportion the dwindling halibut stocks which left EU boats a drastically reduced share - - 12 . 6 percent - - of the catch . EU boats a drastically reduced share Why were countries from the EU given such a small share of the stock? 16 22 +1426 5 EU delegates boycotted the vote , and Bonino said Tuesday EU fishermen would ignore the allotment and fish the region as before . EU fishermen would ignore the allotment What would be the punishment if they ignored the allotment? 10 16 +1426 5 EU delegates boycotted the vote , and Bonino said Tuesday EU fishermen would ignore the allotment and fish the region as before . ignore the allotment What will ignoring the allotment lead to in the future? 13 16 +1427 1 The European Union ' s fisheries chief said Tuesday she will ask EU nations to consider fighting Canada over stocks of Greenland halibut . consider fighting Why would the EU nations fight Canada over stocks of Greenland halibut? 15 17 +1427 1 The European Union ' s fisheries chief said Tuesday she will ask EU nations to consider fighting Canada over stocks of Greenland halibut . fighting Canada over stocks of Greenland halibut . Why would there be a fight over the fisheries? 16 24 +1427 1 The European Union ' s fisheries chief said Tuesday she will ask EU nations to consider fighting Canada over stocks of Greenland halibut . consider fighting Canada Why would they consider fighting Canada over stocks of Greenland halibut? 15 18 +1427 1 The European Union ' s fisheries chief said Tuesday she will ask EU nations to consider fighting Canada over stocks of Greenland halibut . stocks of Greenland halibut How relevant are the stocks of Greenland halibut? 19 23 +1427 2 " The ( EU executive ) Commission has no intention of passively accepting the NAFO decision , " said Fisheries Commissioner Emma Bonino , speaking to members of the European Parliament . NAFO decision , " What was the NAFO decision? 14 18 +1427 2 " The ( EU executive ) Commission has no intention of passively accepting the NAFO decision , " said Fisheries Commissioner Emma Bonino , speaking to members of the European Parliament . NAFO What does NAFO stand for? 14 15 +1427 2 " The ( EU executive ) Commission has no intention of passively accepting the NAFO decision , " said Fisheries Commissioner Emma Bonino , speaking to members of the European Parliament . decision , " What was the NAFO decision? 15 18 +1427 2 " The ( EU executive ) Commission has no intention of passively accepting the NAFO decision , " said Fisheries Commissioner Emma Bonino , speaking to members of the European Parliament . no intention of passively accepting Why is the Commission not intending to passively accept the NAFO decisions? 8 13 +1427 3 She referred to a Feb . 1 meeting in Brussels , Belgium of the North Atlantic Fisheries Organization which handed out catch limits of Greenland halibut off Canada ' s coast . catch limits What are the catch limits of Greenland halibut? 21 23 +1427 3 She referred to a Feb . 1 meeting in Brussels , Belgium of the North Atlantic Fisheries Organization which handed out catch limits of Greenland halibut off Canada ' s coast . catch limits of Greenland halibut Were the catch limits unusually low or unusually high? 21 26 +1427 3 She referred to a Feb . 1 meeting in Brussels , Belgium of the North Atlantic Fisheries Organization which handed out catch limits of Greenland halibut off Canada ' s coast . catch limits Why is there a catch limit of Greenland halibut off Canada's coast? 21 23 +1427 4 During the meeting , Canada called a vote to apportion the dwindling halibut stocks which left EU boats a drastically reduced share - - 12 . 6 percent - - of the catch . drastically reduced share Why was the EU boats share reduced so much? 19 22 +1427 4 During the meeting , Canada called a vote to apportion the dwindling halibut stocks which left EU boats a drastically reduced share - - 12 . 6 percent - - of the catch . drastically reduced share What percentage of the halibut stocks were EU boats entitled to before the meeting? 19 22 +1427 4 During the meeting , Canada called a vote to apportion the dwindling halibut stocks which left EU boats a drastically reduced share - - 12 . 6 percent - - of the catch . drastically reduced share How much lower was this than in previous years? 19 22 +1427 5 EU delegates boycotted the vote , and Bonino said Tuesday EU fishermen would ignore the allotment and fish the region as before . ignore the allotment Is there any kind of punishment if the EU fishermen ignore the allotment? 13 16 +1427 5 EU delegates boycotted the vote , and Bonino said Tuesday EU fishermen would ignore the allotment and fish the region as before . ignore the allotment Does Canada have jurisdiction to punish this behavior? 13 16 +1428 1 " Forrest Gump , " the feel - good hit about a simpleton who triumphs in the end , received 13 Academy Award nominations Tuesday , the most for any movie in nearly three decades . Its star , Tom Hanks , got a shot at a second consecutive Oscar for best actor . a simpleton Why is he considered a simpleton? 11 13 +1428 1 " Forrest Gump , " the feel - good hit about a simpleton who triumphs in the end , received 13 Academy Award nominations Tuesday , the most for any movie in nearly three decades . Its star , Tom Hanks , got a shot at a second consecutive Oscar for best actor . triumphs in the end , How did he triumph? 14 19 +1428 1 " Forrest Gump , " the feel - good hit about a simpleton who triumphs in the end , received 13 Academy Award nominations Tuesday , the most for any movie in nearly three decades . Its star , Tom Hanks , got a shot at a second consecutive Oscar for best actor . second consecutive Oscar What movie was the first Oscar from? 47 50 +1428 1 " Forrest Gump , " the feel - good hit about a simpleton who triumphs in the end , received 13 Academy Award nominations Tuesday , the most for any movie in nearly three decades . Its star , Tom Hanks , got a shot at a second consecutive Oscar for best actor . second consecutive Oscar for best actor What was the first Oscar for best actor for? 47 53 +1428 1 " Forrest Gump , " the feel - good hit about a simpleton who triumphs in the end , received 13 Academy Award nominations Tuesday , the most for any movie in nearly three decades . Its star , Tom Hanks , got a shot at a second consecutive Oscar for best actor . most for any movie in nearly three decades Which film had a similar number of nominations? 27 35 +1428 2 The 13 nominations are the most for any movie since 1966 ' s " Who ' s Afraid of Virginia Woolf ? " The record is 14 nominations , received by " All About Eve " in 1950 . " Ben Hur , " which received 12 nominations , won a record 11 Oscars in 1959 . 13 nominations Where did the nominations come from? 1 3 +1428 3 Also nominated for best picture were " Four Weddings and a Funeral , " " Pulp Fiction , " " Quiz Show " and " The Shawshank Redemption . " nominated for best picture Is best picture the highest award? 1 5 +1428 3 Also nominated for best picture were " Four Weddings and a Funeral , " " Pulp Fiction , " " Quiz Show " and " The Shawshank Redemption . " Also nominated for best picture For which year were these nominated? 0 5 +1428 4 The winners will be announced March 27 in a ceremony broadcast live from the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles . TV talk show host David Letterman will be the emcee . Shrine Auditorium Is it always held here? 14 16 +1429 1 The Bosnian government threatened on Tuesday to ignore a four - month truce unless Serbs halt attacks in the northwest and allow humanitarian aid to reach the region ' s hungry . allow humanitarian aid Why was aid not being allowed into Bosnia? 21 24 +1429 1 The Bosnian government threatened on Tuesday to ignore a four - month truce unless Serbs halt attacks in the northwest and allow humanitarian aid to reach the region ' s hungry . Serbs halt attacks in the northwest Why are the Serbs attacking the northwest? 14 20 +1429 1 The Bosnian government threatened on Tuesday to ignore a four - month truce unless Serbs halt attacks in the northwest and allow humanitarian aid to reach the region ' s hungry . four - month truce Why is there a four-month truce? 9 13 +1429 2 The warning , in a statement issued Tuesday by the Bosnian Embassy in Zagreb , Croatia , was delivered Monday by Bosnian Foreign Minister Irfan Ljubijankic to chief U . N . envoy Yasushi Akashi . warning , what did the warning say? 1 3 +1429 3 Ljubijankic said conditions in the northwestern Bihac pocket had to improve within the next 24 hours or the Bosnian government would consider the truce invalid . conditions What exact conditions were being looked at as needing to improve? 2 3 +1429 3 Ljubijankic said conditions in the northwestern Bihac pocket had to improve within the next 24 hours or the Bosnian government would consider the truce invalid . conditions what conditions are they? 2 3 +1429 4 In a letter to Akashi and to U . N . commanders , Bosnian President Alija Izetbegovic made a similar threat but cited no deadline . made a similar threat but cited no deadline Why couldn't he decide on a deadline? 17 25 +1429 4 In a letter to Akashi and to U . N . commanders , Bosnian President Alija Izetbegovic made a similar threat but cited no deadline . cited no deadline Why was there no deadline cited? 22 25 +1429 5 Fighting died down on two of three fronts in the northwest Bihac region . U . N . spokesman Col . Gary Coward said it was quiet around the town of Bihac . Fighting died down Why was there fighting to begin with? 0 3 +1429 5 Fighting died down on two of three fronts in the northwest Bihac region . U . N . spokesman Col . Gary Coward said it was quiet around the town of Bihac . Fighting died down on two of three fronts Why not all three fronts? 0 8 +1430 1 Police arrested a suspected Serb war criminal Tuesday for investigation of charges including accessory to genocide , but a judge later released the man . released the man Why was he released? 21 24 +1430 1 Police arrested a suspected Serb war criminal Tuesday for investigation of charges including accessory to genocide , but a judge later released the man . released Why did the judge release the man? 21 22 +1430 1 Police arrested a suspected Serb war criminal Tuesday for investigation of charges including accessory to genocide , but a judge later released the man . war What war was the man involved in? 5 6 +1430 1 Police arrested a suspected Serb war criminal Tuesday for investigation of charges including accessory to genocide , but a judge later released the man . suspected Why was he suspected of war crimes? 3 4 +1430 1 Police arrested a suspected Serb war criminal Tuesday for investigation of charges including accessory to genocide , but a judge later released the man . genocide , What possible role did he play in genocide? 15 17 +1430 1 Police arrested a suspected Serb war criminal Tuesday for investigation of charges including accessory to genocide , but a judge later released the man . released Why did a judge release him? 21 22 +1430 1 Police arrested a suspected Serb war criminal Tuesday for investigation of charges including accessory to genocide , but a judge later released the man . Police arrested Who did the police arrest? 0 2 +1430 1 Police arrested a suspected Serb war criminal Tuesday for investigation of charges including accessory to genocide , but a judge later released the man . suspected Who suspected him of being a war criminal? 3 4 +1430 1 Police arrested a suspected Serb war criminal Tuesday for investigation of charges including accessory to genocide , but a judge later released the man . released Why was he released? 21 22 +1430 2 A judge with the country ' s highest criminal court questioned the suspect and refused late Tuesday to issue a formal arrest warrant for the man , saying there was not enough evidence for such a move , the federal prosecutor ' s office in Karlsruhe said . Karlsruhe Where is Karlsruhe? 45 46 +1430 2 A judge with the country ' s highest criminal court questioned the suspect and refused late Tuesday to issue a formal arrest warrant for the man , saying there was not enough evidence for such a move , the federal prosecutor ' s office in Karlsruhe said . evidence Does this decision indicate uncertainty about the man's guilt, or is it a matter of insufficient hard evidence to successfully prosecute him? 32 33 +1430 2 A judge with the country ' s highest criminal court questioned the suspect and refused late Tuesday to issue a formal arrest warrant for the man , saying there was not enough evidence for such a move , the federal prosecutor ' s office in Karlsruhe said . questioned the suspect What was he questioned about? 10 13 +1430 3 The man , whose name was withheld , remains under investigation . under investigation What is he under investigation for? 9 11 +1430 3 The man , whose name was withheld , remains under investigation . investigation Do they intend to re-arrest him if they can secure better evidence? 10 11 +1430 3 The man , whose name was withheld , remains under investigation . whose name was withheld , Why was his name being withheld? 3 8 +1430 4 The suspect was " not a big fish " and not one of the 21 Serbs accused by an international tribunal in The Hague on Monday , said Ralf Hannich , spokesman for the prosecutor . Those charges set the stage for the first war crimes trial since World War II . big fish " who were the big fish? 6 9 +1430 4 The suspect was " not a big fish " and not one of the 21 Serbs accused by an international tribunal in The Hague on Monday , said Ralf Hannich , spokesman for the prosecutor . Those charges set the stage for the first war crimes trial since World War II . 21 Serbs accused What were the 21 Serbs accused of? 14 17 +1430 4 The suspect was " not a big fish " and not one of the 21 Serbs accused by an international tribunal in The Hague on Monday , said Ralf Hannich , spokesman for the prosecutor . Those charges set the stage for the first war crimes trial since World War II . first war crimes trial Why have there been no trials since WWII? 43 47 +1430 4 The suspect was " not a big fish " and not one of the 21 Serbs accused by an international tribunal in The Hague on Monday , said Ralf Hannich , spokesman for the prosecutor . Those charges set the stage for the first war crimes trial since World War II . big What was the suspect's possible role in the genocide, and why is he not a major target? 6 7 +1430 4 The suspect was " not a big fish " and not one of the 21 Serbs accused by an international tribunal in The Hague on Monday , said Ralf Hannich , spokesman for the prosecutor . Those charges set the stage for the first war crimes trial since World War II . 21 Who are the 21 Serbs being accused by an international tribunal and what roles did they play in the genocide? 14 15 +1430 4 The suspect was " not a big fish " and not one of the 21 Serbs accused by an international tribunal in The Hague on Monday , said Ralf Hannich , spokesman for the prosecutor . Those charges set the stage for the first war crimes trial since World War II . " not a big fish " What do they mean when they say \"not a big fish\"? 3 9 +1430 4 The suspect was " not a big fish " and not one of the 21 Serbs accused by an international tribunal in The Hague on Monday , said Ralf Hannich , spokesman for the prosecutor . Those charges set the stage for the first war crimes trial since World War II . set the stage How was the stage set? 38 41 +1430 5 The 44 - year - old man is suspected of belonging to a group of Serbian gunmen which reportedly plundered and set fire to Muslim houses near the Bosnian village of Hadzici . Muslim men who resisted were reportedly shot , while women and children were forced to leave . resisted What exactly where the men resisting? 36 37 +1430 5 The 44 - year - old man is suspected of belonging to a group of Serbian gunmen which reportedly plundered and set fire to Muslim houses near the Bosnian village of Hadzici . Muslim men who resisted were reportedly shot , while women and children were forced to leave . reportedly Is there any uncertainty about what group carried out the attack? 18 19 +1430 5 The 44 - year - old man is suspected of belonging to a group of Serbian gunmen which reportedly plundered and set fire to Muslim houses near the Bosnian village of Hadzici . Muslim men who resisted were reportedly shot , while women and children were forced to leave . Hadzici Where is Hadzici? 31 32 +1430 5 The 44 - year - old man is suspected of belonging to a group of Serbian gunmen which reportedly plundered and set fire to Muslim houses near the Bosnian village of Hadzici . Muslim men who resisted were reportedly shot , while women and children were forced to leave . forced Was violence used directly against women and children as well? 46 47 +1430 5 The 44 - year - old man is suspected of belonging to a group of Serbian gunmen which reportedly plundered and set fire to Muslim houses near the Bosnian village of Hadzici . Muslim men who resisted were reportedly shot , while women and children were forced to leave . reportedly Who reported this activity? 18 19 +1430 5 The 44 - year - old man is suspected of belonging to a group of Serbian gunmen which reportedly plundered and set fire to Muslim houses near the Bosnian village of Hadzici . Muslim men who resisted were reportedly shot , while women and children were forced to leave . reportedly shot , Was this true, were they shot? 38 41 +1430 5 The 44 - year - old man is suspected of belonging to a group of Serbian gunmen which reportedly plundered and set fire to Muslim houses near the Bosnian village of Hadzici . Muslim men who resisted were reportedly shot , while women and children were forced to leave . to leave Where did they go? 47 49 +1431 1 Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Tuesday that Yasser Arafat must carry out a pledge to reign in anti - Israel violence and called on the Palestinian leader to outlaw two groups responsible for a wave of bombing attacks . Palestinian Why are they at war? Why does Palestine want to harm Israel? 26 27 +1431 1 Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Tuesday that Yasser Arafat must carry out a pledge to reign in anti - Israel violence and called on the Palestinian leader to outlaw two groups responsible for a wave of bombing attacks . two groups Which groups were responsible for the attack? 30 32 +1431 1 Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Tuesday that Yasser Arafat must carry out a pledge to reign in anti - Israel violence and called on the Palestinian leader to outlaw two groups responsible for a wave of bombing attacks . groups what two groups are responsible? 31 32 +1431 2 Addressing Parliament ' s Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee , Rabin revealed Israel has in recent months arrested 2 , 400 Palestinians on suspicion of militant activities , bringing the total of Palestinians held by Israel to nearly 6 , 000 . 6 , 000 What makes so many Palestinians want to become involved in these activities? 38 41 +1431 2 Addressing Parliament ' s Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee , Rabin revealed Israel has in recent months arrested 2 , 400 Palestinians on suspicion of militant activities , bringing the total of Palestinians held by Israel to nearly 6 , 000 . on suspicion of militant activities , What types of militant activities were being thought of as worthy of arrest? 22 28 +1431 2 Addressing Parliament ' s Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee , Rabin revealed Israel has in recent months arrested 2 , 400 Palestinians on suspicion of militant activities , bringing the total of Palestinians held by Israel to nearly 6 , 000 . Palestinians held by Israel What are the others Palestinians being held for? 32 36 +1431 3 He called on Arafat to ban the Hamas and Islamic Jihad groups in autonomous Gaza Strip and Jericho . The fundamentalist groups , which oppose the Israel - PLO peace process , have claimed bombing attacks that killed 56 Israelis since October . Hamas and Islamic Jihad What do these groups stand for? Why are they attacking Israelis? 7 11 +1431 3 He called on Arafat to ban the Hamas and Islamic Jihad groups in autonomous Gaza Strip and Jericho . The fundamentalist groups , which oppose the Israel - PLO peace process , have claimed bombing attacks that killed 56 Israelis since October . oppose the Israel - PLO peace process , Why do they oppose the peace process? 24 32 +1431 4 During peace talks in Washington on Sunday , Palestinian Planning Minister Nabil Shaath pledged the PLO in writing to " pre - empting terror , punishing those responsible and denying those who plan and carry out terror or violence any safe haven . " Washington Why are the peace talks being held in another country? Is the United States involved? 4 5 +1431 4 During peace talks in Washington on Sunday , Palestinian Planning Minister Nabil Shaath pledged the PLO in writing to " pre - empting terror , punishing those responsible and denying those who plan and carry out terror or violence any safe haven . " PLO What is the PLO? 15 16 +1431 4 During peace talks in Washington on Sunday , Palestinian Planning Minister Nabil Shaath pledged the PLO in writing to " pre - empting terror , punishing those responsible and denying those who plan and carry out terror or violence any safe haven . " " pre - empting terror , how does he plan to do this? 19 25 +1431 5 Rabin stressed he expected Arafat to disarm and prosecute the militants . militants If Arafat does not prosecute, will Rabin pursue sanctions? 10 11 +1432 1 The presses were already rolling when the German publisher decided last week to scrap publication of " An Eye for an Eye : The Untold Story of Jewish Revenge Against Germans in 1945 . " scrap publication Why would they want to stop publication? 13 15 +1432 1 The presses were already rolling when the German publisher decided last week to scrap publication of " An Eye for an Eye : The Untold Story of Jewish Revenge Against Germans in 1945 . " German publisher What is the publisher's name? 7 9 +1432 1 The presses were already rolling when the German publisher decided last week to scrap publication of " An Eye for an Eye : The Untold Story of Jewish Revenge Against Germans in 1945 . " scrap publication Why was the publication scrapped? 13 15 +1432 1 The presses were already rolling when the German publisher decided last week to scrap publication of " An Eye for an Eye : The Untold Story of Jewish Revenge Against Germans in 1945 . " scrap Why would the publication be scrapped? 13 14 +1432 2 The book by American journalist John Sack , published in the United States in 1993 , was deemed inappropriate for German readers : a chronicle of Jewish concentration camp survivors taking murderous revenge on Germans in postwar internment camps . deemed inappropriate Why would this content be inappropriate? 17 19 +1432 2 The book by American journalist John Sack , published in the United States in 1993 , was deemed inappropriate for German readers : a chronicle of Jewish concentration camp survivors taking murderous revenge on Germans in postwar internment camps . deemed Which organization deemed it inappropriate for German readers? 17 18 +1432 3 Although Sack ' s facts were not disputed , Germany ' s cultural elite decided the book was not a serious work and , worse , could be exploited by right - wing extremists to try to diminish the Nazis ' murder of 6 million Jews . facts were not disputed , Why is the text responsible for extremists' views? 4 9 +1432 3 Although Sack ' s facts were not disputed , Germany ' s cultural elite decided the book was not a serious work and , worse , could be exploited by right - wing extremists to try to diminish the Nazis ' murder of 6 million Jews . cultural Who are these cultural elites? Are they politicians, educators, etc? 12 13 +1432 3 Although Sack ' s facts were not disputed , Germany ' s cultural elite decided the book was not a serious work and , worse , could be exploited by right - wing extremists to try to diminish the Nazis ' murder of 6 million Jews . diminish Does this mean Germany has portrayed a specific narrative of the war? 37 38 +1432 5 In a country where skinhead hate - mongers periodically firebomb refugee homes , many feel they have a special responsibility to shield the public from anything that could fuel a neo - Nazi resurgence . skinhead hate - mongers What are skinhead hate-mongers? 4 8 +1432 5 In a country where skinhead hate - mongers periodically firebomb refugee homes , many feel they have a special responsibility to shield the public from anything that could fuel a neo - Nazi resurgence . special responsibility Why do they feel that this is their responsibility? 18 20 +1432 5 In a country where skinhead hate - mongers periodically firebomb refugee homes , many feel they have a special responsibility to shield the public from anything that could fuel a neo - Nazi resurgence . firebomb How frequent are these activities? 9 10 +1433 1 George Foreman vs . Mike Tyson . Big George likes the sound of it , as long as . - - Tyson gets out of jail as scheduled on March 25 . - - Foreman beats Axel Schulz on April 22 in the first defense of his heavyweight championship . - - And Don King stays out of it . Don King stays out of it Why was Don King not part of this event? 53 59 +1433 1 George Foreman vs . Mike Tyson . Big George likes the sound of it , as long as . - - Tyson gets out of jail as scheduled on March 25 . - - Foreman beats Axel Schulz on April 22 in the first defense of his heavyweight championship . - - And Don King stays out of it . jail Why is Tyson in Jail? 25 26 +1433 2 " I can ' t put up with Don King in my life , " Foreman said . " I ' ve got too many kids already . " can ' t put up with Don King What about Don King is childish? 2 10 +1433 2 " I can ' t put up with Don King in my life , " Foreman said . " I ' ve got too many kids already . " " I can ' t put up with Don King in my life , " What did Don King do to Foreman that he doesn't want him in his life? 0 15 +1433 3 The 46 - year - old Foreman was in New York on Tuesday to officially announce his first title defense since 1974 . He will fight the 26 - year - old Schulz , a former East German amateur champion , at the MGM Grand Garden in Las Vegas . his first title defense What is a title defense? 16 20 +1433 3 The 46 - year - old Foreman was in New York on Tuesday to officially announce his first title defense since 1974 . He will fight the 26 - year - old Schulz , a former East German amateur champion , at the MGM Grand Garden in Las Vegas . 26 - year - old Schulz , What does Schulz player history look like with wins and losses? 27 34 +1433 4 " I heard Tyson was getting out of the jailhouse pretty quick , and he said if he gets out today , he ' ll whip George tomorrow , " Foreman said . " I ' d like to give him that opportunity . Foreman said Why does Foreman want to see George get whipped? 30 32 +1433 5 " If he doesn ' t sign up with Don King again , it will happen before the end of the year . If I beat Axel Schulz , if Tyson gets out and if he gets away from Don King , it can happen . It would be the greatest show since P . T . and Barnum got together for their thing . But I ' ve got to beat Axel Schulz first . " if he gets away from Don King , Why would this be necessary? 34 42 +1433 5 " If he doesn ' t sign up with Don King again , it will happen before the end of the year . If I beat Axel Schulz , if Tyson gets out and if he gets away from Don King , it can happen . It would be the greatest show since P . T . and Barnum got together for their thing . But I ' ve got to beat Axel Schulz first . " greatest show since P . T . and Barnum What show did P.T. and Barnum get together for? 50 59 +1434 1 American Allen Johnson set a world best in the 110 - meter hurdles Tuesday at the Russian winter track and field championships , winning with a clocking of 13 : 34 seconds . set a world best What was the record to beat? 3 7 +1434 1 American Allen Johnson set a world best in the 110 - meter hurdles Tuesday at the Russian winter track and field championships , winning with a clocking of 13 : 34 seconds . Russian Where in Russia was this event held? 16 17 +1434 2 The distance is not often run indoors where the world hurdles records are recognized at 50 meters or 60 meters . indoors why is it not often run indoors? 6 7 +1434 2 The distance is not often run indoors where the world hurdles records are recognized at 50 meters or 60 meters . distance is not often run indoors Why is the 110m race not run indoors? 1 7 +1434 2 The distance is not often run indoors where the world hurdles records are recognized at 50 meters or 60 meters . not often run indoors Why is it not run outdoors? 3 7 +1434 3 Olympic champion Mark McKoy , formerly of Canada , now an Austrian citizen , was second , 0 : 04 seconds behind Johnson . McKoy holds the world record at 50 meters . now an Austrian citizen , Why did he choose to become an Austrian citizen? 9 14 +1434 4 The previous best indoors for the 110 - meter hurdles was 13 . 58 seconds . previous When was that set? 1 2 +1434 5 England ' s Colin Jackson holds the outdoor mark for the 110 meters at 12 . 91 . Johnson ran collegiately for North Carolina . holds the outdoor mark Hoe long has Colin held this mark? 5 9 +1435 1 The British and Irish governments said they achieved a breakthrough Tuesday on efforts to reach a shared vision of a Northern Ireland political settlement . shared vision What is this shared vision? 16 18 +1435 1 The British and Irish governments said they achieved a breakthrough Tuesday on efforts to reach a shared vision of a Northern Ireland political settlement . Northern Ireland political settlement What will the settlement contain? 20 24 +1435 1 The British and Irish governments said they achieved a breakthrough Tuesday on efforts to reach a shared vision of a Northern Ireland political settlement . shared What shared ideas do they have for a solution? 16 17 +1435 1 The British and Irish governments said they achieved a breakthrough Tuesday on efforts to reach a shared vision of a Northern Ireland political settlement . settlement What are the terms currently being considered for this settlement? 23 24 +1435 2 After 5 1 / 2 hours of negotiations at Stormont Castle east of Belfast , Britain ' s senior official in Northern Ireland , Sir Patrick Mayhew , and Irish Foreign Minister Dick Spring said they had largely resolved the issues that had slowed down a key part of peacemaking efforts . the issues What were the contentious issues? 39 41 +1435 2 After 5 1 / 2 hours of negotiations at Stormont Castle east of Belfast , Britain ' s senior official in Northern Ireland , Sir Patrick Mayhew , and Irish Foreign Minister Dick Spring said they had largely resolved the issues that had slowed down a key part of peacemaking efforts . issues What were these issues? 40 41 +1435 2 After 5 1 / 2 hours of negotiations at Stormont Castle east of Belfast , Britain ' s senior official in Northern Ireland , Sir Patrick Mayhew , and Irish Foreign Minister Dick Spring said they had largely resolved the issues that had slowed down a key part of peacemaking efforts . resolved the issues Which issues had slowed down the settlement process? 38 41 +1435 2 After 5 1 / 2 hours of negotiations at Stormont Castle east of Belfast , Britain ' s senior official in Northern Ireland , Sir Patrick Mayhew , and Irish Foreign Minister Dick Spring said they had largely resolved the issues that had slowed down a key part of peacemaking efforts . Castle Why was this location chosen? 10 11 +1435 2 After 5 1 / 2 hours of negotiations at Stormont Castle east of Belfast , Britain ' s senior official in Northern Ireland , Sir Patrick Mayhew , and Irish Foreign Minister Dick Spring said they had largely resolved the issues that had slowed down a key part of peacemaking efforts . issues What issues were slowing down peacemaking efforts? 40 41 +1435 3 They declined to discuss specifics of their new areas of agreement before publication of the finished product - - the long - awaited " framework document " outlining the British - ruled province ' s future . declined Is there any chance the finished product won't be released on time or as planned? 1 2 +1435 4 All factions in Northern Ireland , divided broadly into pro - British Protestant and Irish Catholic camps , are waiting to see which side the document will favor . favor Is it possible for the document to serve both sides equally? 27 28 +1435 5 Spring suggested that may happen next week , " if everything goes extraordinarily well . " He said he and Mayhew would most likely meet again later this week for " dotting the i ' s and crossing the t ' s , " then present the document to their governments for approval . approval How involved have the governments been throughout this process? 52 53 +1436 1 Yasser Arafat must carry out a pledge to reign in anti - Israel violence , Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Tuesday , calling on the Palestinian leader to outlaw two groups responsible for bombing attacks . reign in anti - Israel violence , How will this take place? 8 15 +1436 1 Yasser Arafat must carry out a pledge to reign in anti - Israel violence , Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Tuesday , calling on the Palestinian leader to outlaw two groups responsible for bombing attacks . outlaw Which two groups are being outlawed? 28 29 +1436 1 Yasser Arafat must carry out a pledge to reign in anti - Israel violence , Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Tuesday , calling on the Palestinian leader to outlaw two groups responsible for bombing attacks . Yasser Arafat who is he? 0 2 +1436 2 Addressing Parliament ' s Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee , Rabin revealed that Israel has in recent months arrested 2 , 400 Palestinians on suspicion of militant activities . That brings the total of Palestinians held by Israel to nearly 6 , 000 . suspicion of militant activities What types of activities are qualifying for these charges? 24 28 +1436 2 Addressing Parliament ' s Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee , Rabin revealed that Israel has in recent months arrested 2 , 400 Palestinians on suspicion of militant activities . That brings the total of Palestinians held by Israel to nearly 6 , 000 . 6 , 000 How many Israelis are the Palestinians holding? 40 43 +1436 2 Addressing Parliament ' s Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee , Rabin revealed that Israel has in recent months arrested 2 , 400 Palestinians on suspicion of militant activities . That brings the total of Palestinians held by Israel to nearly 6 , 000 . Israel to nearly 6 , 000 is that considered a lot? 37 43 +1436 3 He called on Arafat to ban the Hamas and Islamic Jihad groups in autonomous Gaza Strip and Jericho . The fundamentalist groups , which oppose the Israel - PLO peace process , claimed bombing attacks that have killed 56 Israelis since October . Gaza What is the political culture in the Gaza Strip like? 14 15 +1436 3 He called on Arafat to ban the Hamas and Islamic Jihad groups in autonomous Gaza Strip and Jericho . The fundamentalist groups , which oppose the Israel - PLO peace process , claimed bombing attacks that have killed 56 Israelis since October . Jericho where is jericho? 17 18 +1436 4 During peace talks in Washington on Sunday , Palestinian Planning Minister Nabil Shaath pledged the PLO in writing to " pre - empting terror , punishing those responsible and denying those who plan and carry out terror or violence any safe haven . " peace Are there any other countries in the region who are also part of the peace talks? 1 2 +1436 5 Rabin stressed he expected Arafat to disarm and prosecute the militants . disarm and prosecute the militants . How would Arafat be able to apprehend them? 6 12 +1437 1 President Ernesto Zedillo seems to be pushing Mexico toward greater democracy and freer elections while wielding a club to help him keep his political balance . club What methods is he using to achieve this? 17 18 +1437 1 President Ernesto Zedillo seems to be pushing Mexico toward greater democracy and freer elections while wielding a club to help him keep his political balance . pushing Mexico toward greater democracy How is this movement taking place? 6 11 +1437 1 President Ernesto Zedillo seems to be pushing Mexico toward greater democracy and freer elections while wielding a club to help him keep his political balance . club How is President Ernesto Zedillo using force, or the threat of force, to maintain his political power? 17 18 +1437 2 But how this will improve the lives of most Mexicans remains to be seen . seen What are the living conditions of Mexicans currently? 13 14 +1437 2 But how this will improve the lives of most Mexicans remains to be seen . improve the lives of most Mexicans What types of improvements are being looked at? 4 10 +1437 2 But how this will improve the lives of most Mexicans remains to be seen . remains Will the trend towards democracy and freer elections in Mexico benefit the lives of Mexican people? 10 11 +1437 3 On Thursday , the president ended a yearlong truce with the leftist Indian rebels in southern Chiapas state , sending thousands of troops to occupy former rebel villages . Federal police fanned out across the state and country to arrest suspected rebels and question sympathizers . yearlong Who initiated the truce and why did it only last a year? 7 8 +1437 3 On Thursday , the president ended a yearlong truce with the leftist Indian rebels in southern Chiapas state , sending thousands of troops to occupy former rebel villages . Federal police fanned out across the state and country to arrest suspected rebels and question sympathizers . president ended a yearlong truce Why was the truce cut short? 4 9 +1437 3 On Thursday , the president ended a yearlong truce with the leftist Indian rebels in southern Chiapas state , sending thousands of troops to occupy former rebel villages . Federal police fanned out across the state and country to arrest suspected rebels and question sympathizers . ended Why did he choose now to end the truce with rebels in Chiapas? 5 6 +1437 3 On Thursday , the president ended a yearlong truce with the leftist Indian rebels in southern Chiapas state , sending thousands of troops to occupy former rebel villages . Federal police fanned out across the state and country to arrest suspected rebels and question sympathizers . sympathizers How did the government determine who was a sympathizer to the leftist rebel cause? 44 45 +1437 4 The nation ' s most famed leftist politician , Cuauhtemoc Cardenas , told tens of thousands of protesters in Mexico City on Saturday that Zedillo had started " a prolonged war that will last many years , causing many deaths . " Cardenas , How popular is this politician and does he have a chance against the current president? 10 12 +1437 4 The nation ' s most famed leftist politician , Cuauhtemoc Cardenas , told tens of thousands of protesters in Mexico City on Saturday that Zedillo had started " a prolonged war that will last many years , causing many deaths . " famed Why is Cuauhtemoc Cardenas so famous? 5 6 +1437 4 The nation ' s most famed leftist politician , Cuauhtemoc Cardenas , told tens of thousands of protesters in Mexico City on Saturday that Zedillo had started " a prolonged war that will last many years , causing many deaths . " protesters What was the purpose or goal of the protest in Mexico City? 17 18 +1437 5 Yet a day after the angry protest , members of the conservative opposition National Action Party were dancing in the streets of Guadalajara to celebrate what party leaders called a " victory for democracy . " democracy In what way did they view the Indians as being against democracy? 33 34 +1437 5 Yet a day after the angry protest , members of the conservative opposition National Action Party were dancing in the streets of Guadalajara to celebrate what party leaders called a " victory for democracy . " " victory for democracy Why did they see the ending of the truce as good for democracy? 30 34 +1437 5 Yet a day after the angry protest , members of the conservative opposition National Action Party were dancing in the streets of Guadalajara to celebrate what party leaders called a " victory for democracy . " conservative What does the National Action Party stand for? What are its goals? 11 12 +1438 1 President Clinton has approved a plan to offer Serbia a temporary lifting of economic sanctions if it recognizes Bosnia and other former Yugoslav republics , a senior U . S . official said Tuesday . economic sanctions What type of economic sanctions was Serbia receiving? 13 15 +1438 1 President Clinton has approved a plan to offer Serbia a temporary lifting of economic sanctions if it recognizes Bosnia and other former Yugoslav republics , a senior U . S . official said Tuesday . recognizes What conflict does Serbia have with Bosnia and other former Yugoslav republics? 17 18 +1438 1 President Clinton has approved a plan to offer Serbia a temporary lifting of economic sanctions if it recognizes Bosnia and other former Yugoslav republics , a senior U . S . official said Tuesday . recognizes Recognizes in what sense? 17 18 +1438 2 The aim is to make permanent a four - month cease - fire in Bosnia and to prevent the 34 - month war there from spilling over into Croatia , the official said . war Is this a religious, political, or territorial conflict? 22 23 +1438 2 The aim is to make permanent a four - month cease - fire in Bosnia and to prevent the 34 - month war there from spilling over into Croatia , the official said . official said did he refused to be named? 31 33 +1438 3 The plan has the approval of Britain , France , Russia and Germany , the four other members of the so - called Contact Group that has sought a peace formula in vain . It will be presented to Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic in the next few days , the official said . vain What kind of peace attempts have these four nations tried in the past? 32 33 +1438 4 Among the sanctions that would be lifted are restrictions on fuel shipments to Belgrade and trade with the former Yugoslavia , said the official , who spoke on condition of anonymity . sanctions What other sanctions or restrictions are currently enforced on Serbia? 2 3 +1438 4 Among the sanctions that would be lifted are restrictions on fuel shipments to Belgrade and trade with the former Yugoslavia , said the official , who spoke on condition of anonymity . Belgrade where is belgrade? 13 14 +1438 5 As part of the deal , Milosevic would have to agree to the posting of more monitors on Serbia ' s border with Bosnia to check on compliance with a pledge to stop arming Serbs in Bosnia . monitors Who is providing these monitors? 16 17 +1438 5 As part of the deal , Milosevic would have to agree to the posting of more monitors on Serbia ' s border with Bosnia to check on compliance with a pledge to stop arming Serbs in Bosnia . posting of more monitors how many more monitors? 13 17 +1439 1 U . S . exports of nuclear material cannot be adequately traced from country to country , according to a congressional report . nuclear material What types of nuclear materials are looking to be tracked? 6 8 +1439 1 U . S . exports of nuclear material cannot be adequately traced from country to country , according to a congressional report . adequately What standards define adequate tracking of nuclear material? 10 11 +1439 1 U . S . exports of nuclear material cannot be adequately traced from country to country , according to a congressional report . congressional report . Where did the congressional report come from? 20 23 +1439 1 U . S . exports of nuclear material cannot be adequately traced from country to country , according to a congressional report . traced Why can't it be traced? 11 12 +1439 2 " Scarcely a day goes by without a report of a new black market deal , " said Sen . John Glenn in a statement reacting to the report . " Given the staggering amount of nuclear materials we have exported , it could only be a matter of time before some of this deadly contraband proves to be of U . S . origin . " black market deal , " What black market deals have taken place with U.S. nuclear materials? 12 17 +1439 2 " Scarcely a day goes by without a report of a new black market deal , " said Sen . John Glenn in a statement reacting to the report . " Given the staggering amount of nuclear materials we have exported , it could only be a matter of time before some of this deadly contraband proves to be of U . S . origin . " contraband How can you tell if the materials are from actual exports or contraband deals? 55 56 +1439 4 The report says hundreds of tons of plutonium and highly enriched uranium have accumulated worldwide , mostly from nuclear power generation . hundreds of tons how many hundreds of tons? 3 6 +1439 4 The report says hundreds of tons of plutonium and highly enriched uranium have accumulated worldwide , mostly from nuclear power generation . accumulated Where are these materials being gathered or stored? 13 14 +1439 4 The report says hundreds of tons of plutonium and highly enriched uranium have accumulated worldwide , mostly from nuclear power generation . nuclear power generation How does nuclear power generation lead to the production of these materials? 18 21 +1439 4 The report says hundreds of tons of plutonium and highly enriched uranium have accumulated worldwide , mostly from nuclear power generation . worldwide , Where are the majority of the nuclear materials located around the world? 14 16 +1439 5 It does not include figures on U . S . nuclear exports but says 71 export licenses for nuclear materials were granted in 1993 . Nuclear exports for weapons use or weapons research are prohibited , as is transfer of nuclear materials to a third country . It does not include figures Why are the figures not being more precisely looked at? 0 5 +1439 5 It does not include figures on U . S . nuclear exports but says 71 export licenses for nuclear materials were granted in 1993 . Nuclear exports for weapons use or weapons research are prohibited , as is transfer of nuclear materials to a third country . figures why does it not include these figures? 4 5 +1439 5 It does not include figures on U . S . nuclear exports but says 71 export licenses for nuclear materials were granted in 1993 . Nuclear exports for weapons use or weapons research are prohibited , as is transfer of nuclear materials to a third country . third country How is the ban on transferring nuclear materials to a third country enforced? 44 46 +1439 5 It does not include figures on U . S . nuclear exports but says 71 export licenses for nuclear materials were granted in 1993 . Nuclear exports for weapons use or weapons research are prohibited , as is transfer of nuclear materials to a third country . licenses Which countries were granted these licenses? 16 17 +1440 1 Amid skepticism that Russia ' s war in Chechnya can be ended across a negotiating table , peace talks were set to resume Wednesday in neighboring Ingushetia . skepticism that Russia ' s war in Chechnya Why was there skepticism that this could end the fighting? 1 9 +1440 1 Amid skepticism that Russia ' s war in Chechnya can be ended across a negotiating table , peace talks were set to resume Wednesday in neighboring Ingushetia . Ingushetia where is that? 26 27 +1440 2 The scheduled resumption of talks in the town of Sleptsovsk came two days after agreement on a limited cease - fire , calling for both sides to stop using heavy artillery Tuesday . Tuesday of which year? 31 32 +1440 3 They also agreed in principle to work out a mechanism for exchanging prisoners of war and the dead . work out a mechanism How would this mechanism take place? 6 10 +1440 3 They also agreed in principle to work out a mechanism for exchanging prisoners of war and the dead . exchanging Did any agreement successfully come out of the negotiation attempt? 11 12 +1440 4 Despite the pact , artillery fire sounded in the Grozny on Tuesday , and there were reports of Chechen missile attacks southwest of the Chechen capital . reports Who broke the cease-fire first? 16 17 +1440 5 Many Chechens are fighting independently of the forces loyal to Chechen President Dzhokhar Dudayev , and Dudayev ' s representative at the peace talks , Aslan Maskhadov , has warned that he does not control them . fighting independently of the forces Why are there citizens fighting independently of the President? 3 8 +1440 5 Many Chechens are fighting independently of the forces loyal to Chechen President Dzhokhar Dudayev , and Dudayev ' s representative at the peace talks , Aslan Maskhadov , has warned that he does not control them . control Does the independent Chechens have a representative or leader? If not, what are they fighting for? 34 35 +1441 1 The Australian Cricket Board has passed all information regarding an alleged attempt to bribe leading players to the International Cricket Council , ACB chief executive Graham Halbish said Wednesday . bribe By who and how much? 13 14 +1441 1 The Australian Cricket Board has passed all information regarding an alleged attempt to bribe leading players to the International Cricket Council , ACB chief executive Graham Halbish said Wednesday . Cricket Board What is a cricket board? 2 4 +1441 2 Halbish said all details available had been sent by courier to the ICC headquarters in London and should soon be in the hands of the game ' s governing body . details from where were these details gleaned? 3 4 +1441 2 Halbish said all details available had been sent by courier to the ICC headquarters in London and should soon be in the hands of the game ' s governing body . ICC What does ICC stand for? 12 13 +1441 3 The ICC has launched an investigation into allegations that leading Australian players were offered bribes to throw matches during their October - November tour of Pakistan . launched when did the launch the investigation? 3 4 +1441 3 The ICC has launched an investigation into allegations that leading Australian players were offered bribes to throw matches during their October - November tour of Pakistan . throw matches What sort of match-fixing was being considered? 16 18 +1441 3 The ICC has launched an investigation into allegations that leading Australian players were offered bribes to throw matches during their October - November tour of Pakistan . Australian Were these players men or women? 10 11 +1441 4 Media reports named spin bowlers Shane Warne and Tim May as being among those who were offered bribes , but the players - - in New Zealand for a limited - overs tournament - - have been instructed to make no comment . limited - overs What does this mean? 29 32 +1441 5 The Melbourne Age , meanwhile , Wednesday named Pakistan captain Salim Malik as the man who made the bribe offers - - a report Malik strenuously denied . The Melbourne Age , is this a periodical? 0 4 +1441 5 The Melbourne Age , meanwhile , Wednesday named Pakistan captain Salim Malik as the man who made the bribe offers - - a report Malik strenuously denied . The Melbourne Age , How reliable is this source? 0 4 +1442 1 President Clinton has approved a proposal to ease trade and other economic sanctions against Serbia in a new effort to end the war in Bosnia , a senior U . S . official said Tuesday . trade and other economic sanctions against Serbia What are the sanctions specifically? 8 15 +1442 1 President Clinton has approved a proposal to ease trade and other economic sanctions against Serbia in a new effort to end the war in Bosnia , a senior U . S . official said Tuesday . trade and other economic sanctions What sort of sanctions were being levied at the time? 8 13 +1442 1 President Clinton has approved a proposal to ease trade and other economic sanctions against Serbia in a new effort to end the war in Bosnia , a senior U . S . official said Tuesday . sanctions against Serbia Why were there sanctions against Serbia? 12 15 +1442 2 In return , President Slobodan Milosevic would have to recognize Bosnia as a sovereign country , a blow to his hopes for a Greater Serbia , and agree to other conditions designed to end the 34 - month ethnic conflict . ethnic What are the ethnicities in conflict? 38 39 +1442 2 In return , President Slobodan Milosevic would have to recognize Bosnia as a sovereign country , a blow to his hopes for a Greater Serbia , and agree to other conditions designed to end the 34 - month ethnic conflict . 34 - month How long did the conflict last in the end? 35 38 +1442 2 In return , President Slobodan Milosevic would have to recognize Bosnia as a sovereign country , a blow to his hopes for a Greater Serbia , and agree to other conditions designed to end the 34 - month ethnic conflict . agree to other conditions designed What other conditions does he have to agree to 27 32 +1442 3 The aim is to drive a wedge between Milosevic and the Serbs in Bosnia who have rejected past peace proposals by isolating them from their patrons and arms suppliers in Belgrade . isolating How would they be isolated through the lifting of sanctions against Bosnia? 21 22 +1442 3 The aim is to drive a wedge between Milosevic and the Serbs in Bosnia who have rejected past peace proposals by isolating them from their patrons and arms suppliers in Belgrade . wedge How would Milosevic and Bosnian Serbs be at odds via a lifting of sanctions? 6 7 +1442 3 The aim is to drive a wedge between Milosevic and the Serbs in Bosnia who have rejected past peace proposals by isolating them from their patrons and arms suppliers in Belgrade . proposals How many proposals were made? 19 20 +1442 3 The aim is to drive a wedge between Milosevic and the Serbs in Bosnia who have rejected past peace proposals by isolating them from their patrons and arms suppliers in Belgrade . past peace proposals What was mainly part of the past proposals? 17 20 +1442 3 The aim is to drive a wedge between Milosevic and the Serbs in Bosnia who have rejected past peace proposals by isolating them from their patrons and arms suppliers in Belgrade . rejected past peace proposals Why did the Serbs and Milsosevic reject past pease proposals? 16 20 +1442 4 The main lure for Milosevic would be at least temporary renewal of trade and fuel supplies . least temporary renewal of trade How long would this renewal last? 8 13 +1442 5 The sanctions , imposed by the U . N . Security Council , have devastated Serbia ' s economy . Under the proposal cleared by Clinton and the governments of Britain , France , Germany and Russia , economic sanctions would be lifted - - or later reimposed - - depending on Milosevic ' s actions . economy How come this would happen? 18 19 +1442 5 The sanctions , imposed by the U . N . Security Council , have devastated Serbia ' s economy . Under the proposal cleared by Clinton and the governments of Britain , France , Germany and Russia , economic sanctions would be lifted - - or later reimposed - - depending on Milosevic ' s actions . depending on Milosevic ' s actions What actions by Milosevic will lift the sanctions? 50 56 +1443 1 In a move aimed at shifting the focus of China ' s schools back to basic education , the government has ordered that all special schools catering to gifted students be closed down . closed down How many gifted students will be affected by this decision? 31 33 +1443 1 In a move aimed at shifting the focus of China ' s schools back to basic education , the government has ordered that all special schools catering to gifted students be closed down . basic education , In what ways do \"basic\" education and \"gifted\" education differ? 15 18 +1443 1 In a move aimed at shifting the focus of China ' s schools back to basic education , the government has ordered that all special schools catering to gifted students be closed down . special schools catering What is different about these schools? 24 27 +1443 1 In a move aimed at shifting the focus of China ' s schools back to basic education , the government has ordered that all special schools catering to gifted students be closed down . catering to gifted students be closed down . What were the reasons other than basic education why these exceptional schools were closed? 26 34 +1443 2 The State Education Commission and the Chinese Society for Science and Technology issued an urgent circular this week banning such schools after receiving complaints that the elite schools imposed heavy financial burdens on the families of such children , official reports said Wednesday . heavy financial burdens Why do the families of gifted students have \"heavy\" education-related expenses while other's students' families do not? 29 32 +1443 2 The State Education Commission and the Chinese Society for Science and Technology issued an urgent circular this week banning such schools after receiving complaints that the elite schools imposed heavy financial burdens on the families of such children , official reports said Wednesday . urgent circular How does a government shut down schools and transfer students quickly without it being incredibly disruptive? 14 16 +1443 2 The State Education Commission and the Chinese Society for Science and Technology issued an urgent circular this week banning such schools after receiving complaints that the elite schools imposed heavy financial burdens on the families of such children , official reports said Wednesday . burdens on the families of such children , What sort of degree of burden did these families experience when their offspring went to these schools? 31 39 +1443 3 The move reflects a national crisis in China ' s educational system , which is struggling for survival following a withdrawal of most state funding . withdrawal of most state funding Why is most state funding for education in China being withdrawn? 20 25 +1443 3 The move reflects a national crisis in China ' s educational system , which is struggling for survival following a withdrawal of most state funding . withdrawal of most state funding Why would the government defund education? 20 25 +1443 3 The move reflects a national crisis in China ' s educational system , which is struggling for survival following a withdrawal of most state funding . withdrawal of most state funding Why did state funding dry up at these schools? 20 25 +1443 4 Despite China ' s unparalleled affluence in recent years , the number of illiterates has soared - - now accounting for one in five people aged 15 or older , Vice Premier Li Ruihuan said in a recent policy speech . number of illiterates has soared What is the relationship between affluence and illiteracy in China? 11 16 +1443 4 Despite China ' s unparalleled affluence in recent years , the number of illiterates has soared - - now accounting for one in five people aged 15 or older , Vice Premier Li Ruihuan said in a recent policy speech . unparalleled affluence To what does China owe its unparalleled affluence of recent years? 4 6 +1443 4 Despite China ' s unparalleled affluence in recent years , the number of illiterates has soared - - now accounting for one in five people aged 15 or older , Vice Premier Li Ruihuan said in a recent policy speech . number of illiterates has soared Why is there such an increase in those who cannot read? 11 16 +1443 5 So have drop out rates in the countryside , where many families are unable to afford fees charged for even the most basic schooling . drop out rates Has a causal relationship between drop-out rates and educational fees been established? 2 5 +1443 5 So have drop out rates in the countryside , where many families are unable to afford fees charged for even the most basic schooling . fees charged for even the most basic schooling . What sort of fees were being charged for basic education? 16 25 +1444 1 Wooden doors hang ajar . Flies buzz on a mound of drying corn dough . A skinny dog whines at a gate . Nearly 1 , 200 people who supported Indian rebels lived here , but the loudest sound now is the breeze rustling through the banana trees . trees What happened to the rebels and their supporters? 47 48 +1444 1 Wooden doors hang ajar . Flies buzz on a mound of drying corn dough . A skinny dog whines at a gate . Nearly 1 , 200 people who supported Indian rebels lived here , but the loudest sound now is the breeze rustling through the banana trees . people who supported Indian rebels lived Lived where? 27 33 +1444 1 Wooden doors hang ajar . Flies buzz on a mound of drying corn dough . A skinny dog whines at a gate . Nearly 1 , 200 people who supported Indian rebels lived here , but the loudest sound now is the breeze rustling through the banana trees . loudest sound now is the breeze why is it so quiet? 37 43 +1444 2 More than 300 army troops , accompanied by two helicopters , rolled through this village Friday as part of its crackdown on the rebel movement in the southern state of Chiapas . Roughly 800 adults and 350 children fled into the jungle as they arrived . crackdown What were these rebels against and how did they fare against the crackdown? 20 21 +1444 2 More than 300 army troops , accompanied by two helicopters , rolled through this village Friday as part of its crackdown on the rebel movement in the southern state of Chiapas . Roughly 800 adults and 350 children fled into the jungle as they arrived . rebel movement in the southern state Why was there a rebellion taking place? 23 29 +1444 2 More than 300 army troops , accompanied by two helicopters , rolled through this village Friday as part of its crackdown on the rebel movement in the southern state of Chiapas . Roughly 800 adults and 350 children fled into the jungle as they arrived . its crackdown on the rebel movement Why was there a crackdown on the rebel movement? 19 25 +1444 4 " We heard the noise of the trucks , many of them , " said 23 - year - old Maria Hernandez , one of perhaps 50 residents who remain here . remain How were some residents able to remain? 29 30 +1444 4 " We heard the noise of the trucks , many of them , " said 23 - year - old Maria Hernandez , one of perhaps 50 residents who remain here . residents who remain here Why are some residents choosing to remain? 27 31 +1445 1 Joint teams of American and Vietnamese specialists plan Thursday to start investigating the fate of 85 U . S . servicemen unaccounted for from the Vietnam War . American and Vietnamese specialists Specialists in which fields? 3 7 +1445 1 Joint teams of American and Vietnamese specialists plan Thursday to start investigating the fate of 85 U . S . servicemen unaccounted for from the Vietnam War . specialists What type of specialists? 6 7 +1445 1 Joint teams of American and Vietnamese specialists plan Thursday to start investigating the fate of 85 U . S . servicemen unaccounted for from the Vietnam War . servicemen How long has the men been unaccounted for? 20 21 +1445 1 Joint teams of American and Vietnamese specialists plan Thursday to start investigating the fate of 85 U . S . servicemen unaccounted for from the Vietnam War . the fate of 85 U . S . servicemen Why are the investigating only 85 12 21 +1445 2 A survivor of the bloody 1968 battle at Lang Vei Special Forces camps in central Quang Tri province will help dig for the remains of five of his missing comrades , said Air Force Major Randall Garrett , operations officer for the U . S . MIA office in Hanoi . will help dig for the remains Who will be helping dig for the remains? 18 24 +1445 2 A survivor of the bloody 1968 battle at Lang Vei Special Forces camps in central Quang Tri province will help dig for the remains of five of his missing comrades , said Air Force Major Randall Garrett , operations officer for the U . S . MIA office in Hanoi . bloody What was the number of deaths at this battle? 4 5 +1445 2 A survivor of the bloody 1968 battle at Lang Vei Special Forces camps in central Quang Tri province will help dig for the remains of five of his missing comrades , said Air Force Major Randall Garrett , operations officer for the U . S . MIA office in Hanoi . will help dig for the remains Why is he helping? 18 24 +1445 3 Frank C . Willoughby , a retired major in the Army ' s Special Forces - - known as the Green Berets , will return to Lang Vei , where North Vietnamese tanks and infantry overran a base of camps on Feb . 7 , 1968 , during the Tet Offensive . known as the Green Berets , Where were they known as he Green Berets? 17 23 +1445 4 His participation is unusual , but not unheard of . The search for remains of the 2 , 211 U . S . servicemen unaccounted for from the war rarely requires help from survivors of a specific battle , Garrett said . His participation is unusual , What makes his participation unusual? 0 5 +1445 4 His participation is unusual , but not unheard of . The search for remains of the 2 , 211 U . S . servicemen unaccounted for from the war rarely requires help from survivors of a specific battle , Garrett said . rarely requires help from survivors Why is the help of survivors rarely required? 29 34 +1445 4 His participation is unusual , but not unheard of . The search for remains of the 2 , 211 U . S . servicemen unaccounted for from the war rarely requires help from survivors of a specific battle , Garrett said . participation Why is Frank prticipating in the hunt? 1 2 +1445 4 His participation is unusual , but not unheard of . The search for remains of the 2 , 211 U . S . servicemen unaccounted for from the war rarely requires help from survivors of a specific battle , Garrett said . His participation is unusual , Why is it unusual? 0 5 +1445 5 Willoughby is expected to help outline battlefield positions and trace the course of battle to find out where men might have fallen or been buried . battlefield How are they going to outline the battlefield positions? 6 7 +1446 1 Crane Co . said it holds an 8 . 9 % stake in Milton Roy Corp . , an analytical - instruments maker , and may seek control of the company . may seek control of the company . Why might Crane Co. seek control of this company? 25 32 +1446 1 Crane Co . said it holds an 8 . 9 % stake in Milton Roy Corp . , an analytical - instruments maker , and may seek control of the company . Crane What industry is Crane Co. in? 0 1 +1446 1 Crane Co . said it holds an 8 . 9 % stake in Milton Roy Corp . , an analytical - instruments maker , and may seek control of the company . may seek control Why is Crane Co. considering seeking control of Milton Roy Corp.? 25 28 +1446 2 Crane , a maker of engineered products for aerospace , construction , defense and other uses , made the disclosure in a Securities and Exchange Commission filing . made the disclosure What were the details of the disclosure? 17 20 +1446 5 Crane holds 504 , 200 Milton Roy shares , including 254 , 200 bought from Sept . 14 to Thursday for $ 15 . 50 to $ 16 . 75 each . 504 , 200 Milton Roy shares , How many shares does Milton Roy have altogether? 2 9 +1447 1 Unisys Corp . ' s announcement Friday of a $ 648 . 2 million loss for the third quarter showed that the company is moving even faster than expected to take write - offs on its various problems and prepare for a turnaround next year . turnaround How are they planning a turnaround with such high losses? 42 43 +1447 1 Unisys Corp . ' s announcement Friday of a $ 648 . 2 million loss for the third quarter showed that the company is moving even faster than expected to take write - offs on its various problems and prepare for a turnaround next year . write - offs Explain the types of write offs? 31 34 +1447 2 At the same time , the sheer size of the loss , coupled with a slowing of orders , made some securities analysts wonder just how strong that turnaround will be at the computer maker and defense - electronics concern . slowing of orders , Why is there a slowing of orders? 15 19 +1447 3 " Unisys is getting clobbered . clobbered How is a company being cobbered? 4 5 +1447 4 Just clobbered , " said Ulric Weil , an analyst at Weil & Associates who had once been high on the company . " The quarter was terrible , and the future looks anything but encouraging . " the future looks anything but encouraging Why is there such a negative outlook? 30 36 +1447 4 Just clobbered , " said Ulric Weil , an analyst at Weil & Associates who had once been high on the company . " The quarter was terrible , and the future looks anything but encouraging . " anything but encouraging Why is their outlook so discouraging? 33 36 +1447 5 Unisys , whose revenue inched up 3 . 7 % in the quarter to $ 2 . 35 billion from $ 2 . 27 billion in the year - earlier quarter , had an operating loss of about $ 30 million . up If their revenue was up why were there such huge losses? 5 6 +1447 5 Unisys , whose revenue inched up 3 . 7 % in the quarter to $ 2 . 35 billion from $ 2 . 27 billion in the year - earlier quarter , had an operating loss of about $ 30 million . loss loss on what (specific) 35 36 +1448 1 A two - day meeting of representatives of Cocom , the 17 - nation group that oversees exports of sensitive goods to communist countries , didn ' t take any substantive decisions on trimming the list of items under controls . exports of sensitive goods What types of sensitive goods are overseen by this group? 17 21 +1448 1 A two - day meeting of representatives of Cocom , the 17 - nation group that oversees exports of sensitive goods to communist countries , didn ' t take any substantive decisions on trimming the list of items under controls . list of items under controls What are these items under control? 35 40 +1448 1 A two - day meeting of representatives of Cocom , the 17 - nation group that oversees exports of sensitive goods to communist countries , didn ' t take any substantive decisions on trimming the list of items under controls . trimming the Why would these items need to be trimmed? 33 35 +1448 1 A two - day meeting of representatives of Cocom , the 17 - nation group that oversees exports of sensitive goods to communist countries , didn ' t take any substantive decisions on trimming the list of items under controls . list of items What items are under control? 35 38 +1448 1 A two - day meeting of representatives of Cocom , the 17 - nation group that oversees exports of sensitive goods to communist countries , didn ' t take any substantive decisions on trimming the list of items under controls . decisions why did they have to make the decision to trim the list? 31 32 +1448 2 Nor did it ease restrictions on exports to Poland and Hungary , according to U . S . officials who attended the talks . restrictions on exports What types of restrictions had been implemented against Poland and Hungary? 4 7 +1448 2 Nor did it ease restrictions on exports to Poland and Hungary , according to U . S . officials who attended the talks . ease restrictions on exports Why are there restrictions? What types of restrictions are there? 3 7 +1448 2 Nor did it ease restrictions on exports to Poland and Hungary , according to U . S . officials who attended the talks . Poland and Hungary , Why do Poland and Hungary also have restrictions? 8 12 +1448 2 Nor did it ease restrictions on exports to Poland and Hungary , according to U . S . officials who attended the talks . ease restrictions What type of export restriction is needed to be lessen? 3 5 +1448 2 Nor did it ease restrictions on exports to Poland and Hungary , according to U . S . officials who attended the talks . Poland and Hungary Why was it necessary to ease export restrictions to Poland and Hungary? 8 11 +1448 3 The U . S . had been under pressure from several Cocom members , especially France , West Germany and Italy , to ease restrictions on some types of machine tools , which those countries argued were now widely available to East Bloc countries from non - Cocom members . from non - Cocom members How had these implements become available from other nations? 44 49 +1448 3 The U . S . had been under pressure from several Cocom members , especially France , West Germany and Italy , to ease restrictions on some types of machine tools , which those countries argued were now widely available to East Bloc countries from non - Cocom members . machine tools , Why are machining tools under restriction? 29 32 +1448 3 The U . S . had been under pressure from several Cocom members , especially France , West Germany and Italy , to ease restrictions on some types of machine tools , which those countries argued were now widely available to East Bloc countries from non - Cocom members . U . S . had been under pressure Why is the U.S. being pressured from these Cocom members? 1 9 +1448 4 For several years some European countries have complained that outdated Cocom lists and restrictions served more to hamper their trade than to add to Western security . outdated Cocom lists Why were the lists outdated? 9 12 +1448 4 For several years some European countries have complained that outdated Cocom lists and restrictions served more to hamper their trade than to add to Western security . outdated Cocom lists What is outdated about these lists? 9 12 +1448 4 For several years some European countries have complained that outdated Cocom lists and restrictions served more to hamper their trade than to add to Western security . hamper their trade How do these restrictions hamper trade? 17 20 +1448 4 For several years some European countries have complained that outdated Cocom lists and restrictions served more to hamper their trade than to add to Western security . Western security How had the list been explained to help \"add to Western security\"? 24 26 +1448 5 Some countries also have been pressing for special treatment for Hungary and Poland as they move toward more democratic rule , just as special treatment had been agreed on for China . Some countries also have been pressing Which countries had looked for better treatment for these two nations? 0 6 +1448 5 Some countries also have been pressing for special treatment for Hungary and Poland as they move toward more democratic rule , just as special treatment had been agreed on for China . special treatment What kind of special treatment is wanted? 7 9 +1448 5 Some countries also have been pressing for special treatment for Hungary and Poland as they move toward more democratic rule , just as special treatment had been agreed on for China . as special treatment had been agreed on for China What special treatment did China receive? 22 31 +1448 5 Some countries also have been pressing for special treatment for Hungary and Poland as they move toward more democratic rule , just as special treatment had been agreed on for China . Hungary and Poland What have they done to qualify for special treatment? 10 13 +1449 1 In the second step of a reorganization that began earlier this year , Boeing Co . said it will create a Defense and Space Group to consolidate several divisions . consolidate several divisions Which divisions will be consolidated? 26 29 +1449 1 In the second step of a reorganization that began earlier this year , Boeing Co . said it will create a Defense and Space Group to consolidate several divisions . reorganization Why do Boeing Co. need reorganization? 6 7 +1449 2 Meanwhile , Boeing officials and representatives of the Machinists union met separately last night with a federal mediator in an attempt to break the month - old strike that has shut the aerospace giant ' s assembly lines at a time when it has an $ 80 billion backlog of jetliner orders . break the month - old strike What led to the union going on strike? 22 28 +1449 2 Meanwhile , Boeing officials and representatives of the Machinists union met separately last night with a federal mediator in an attempt to break the month - old strike that has shut the aerospace giant ' s assembly lines at a time when it has an $ 80 billion backlog of jetliner orders . federal mediator Why do they need a federal mediator to met the Machinist union? 16 18 +1449 2 Meanwhile , Boeing officials and representatives of the Machinists union met separately last night with a federal mediator in an attempt to break the month - old strike that has shut the aerospace giant ' s assembly lines at a time when it has an $ 80 billion backlog of jetliner orders . Machinists union How did the Machinist union shut the aerospace giant's assembly lines? 8 10 +1449 4 Machinists already have rejected a package that would provide a 10 % pay raise plus bonuses over the three - year life of the contract . 10 % pay raise plus bonuses What were the machinists looking for in their compensation packages? 10 16 +1449 4 Machinists already have rejected a package that would provide a 10 % pay raise plus bonuses over the three - year life of the contract . rejected a package Why did the machinist rejected a package? 3 6 +1449 4 Machinists already have rejected a package that would provide a 10 % pay raise plus bonuses over the three - year life of the contract . Machinists What 'machinists'? 0 1 +1449 5 Boeing has said repeatedly it won ' t expand its offer and the machinists have responded that the offer isn ' t good enough . won ' t expand its offer Why can't Boeing expand its offer? 5 11 +1450 1 Home taping of pre - recorded music cuts into record industry revenues , but banning home taping would hurt consumers even more . hurt What are some pros and cons for home taping? 18 19 +1450 1 Home taping of pre - recorded music cuts into record industry revenues , but banning home taping would hurt consumers even more . banning home taping How would this take place? 14 17 +1450 1 Home taping of pre - recorded music cuts into record industry revenues , but banning home taping would hurt consumers even more . would hurt consumers even more How would the ban on home taping hurt consumers? 17 22 +1450 2 That ' s the conclusion of an independent report prepared by the Office of Technology Assessment at the request of the House and Senate judiciary committees . report What was the objective of this report? 8 9 +1450 2 That ' s the conclusion of an independent report prepared by the Office of Technology Assessment at the request of the House and Senate judiciary committees . That ' s the conclusion of an independent report Why was the report put together? 0 9 +1450 4 The report says the availability of such advanced analog recording equipment as cassette recorders doesn ' t seem to increase the quantity of home copying . increase What did they observe to come up with this conclusion? 19 20 +1450 5 That finding , the report says , casts doubt on the record industry ' s contention that the new generation of digital recording equipment will inevitably lead to wholesale abuse of copyrighted material by home tapers . new generation of digital recording equipment What was their evidence that this was taking place on a large-scale at the time? 18 24 +1450 5 That finding , the report says , casts doubt on the record industry ' s contention that the new generation of digital recording equipment will inevitably lead to wholesale abuse of copyrighted material by home tapers . new generation of digital recording equipment What is the new equipment being used for? 18 24 +1451 1 The rationale for responding to your customers ' needs faster than the competition can is clear : Your company will benefit in terms of market share , customer satisfaction and profitability . customers ' What type of customers does the reader have? 6 8 +1451 2 In fact , managers today are probably more aware of speed as a competitive variable than ever before . variable What other variables are there? 14 15 +1451 2 In fact , managers today are probably more aware of speed as a competitive variable than ever before . competitive variable What are some other important competitive variables? 13 15 +1451 3 However , for many , managing speed does not come naturally . managing speed does not come naturally What does it usually take to be able to manage customer needs quickly? 5 11 +1451 3 However , for many , managing speed does not come naturally . speed What are some ways to increase managing speed? 6 7 +1451 3 However , for many , managing speed does not come naturally . managing speed Are there challenges other than speeding up? 5 7 +1451 4 " Most of us grew up believing in the axioms ` Haste makes waste ' and ` Don ' t cut corners , ' ideas that seem to run counter to the concept of managing speed , " says Dean Cassell , vice president for product integrity at Grumman Corp . " But in the real world , you learn that speed and quality are not a trade - off . speed and quality are not a trade - off . How can it be shown that these two concepts are not mutually exclusive? 61 71 +1451 4 " Most of us grew up believing in the axioms ` Haste makes waste ' and ` Don ' t cut corners , ' ideas that seem to run counter to the concept of managing speed , " says Dean Cassell , vice president for product integrity at Grumman Corp . " But in the real world , you learn that speed and quality are not a trade - off . trade - off What are some ways to balance speed and quality? 67 70 +1451 4 " Most of us grew up believing in the axioms ` Haste makes waste ' and ` Don ' t cut corners , ' ideas that seem to run counter to the concept of managing speed , " says Dean Cassell , vice president for product integrity at Grumman Corp . " But in the real world , you learn that speed and quality are not a trade - off . speed and quality are not a trade - off How can you increase speed while maintaining quality? 61 70 +1451 5 Speed is a component of quality - - one of the things we must deliver to satisfy customers . " one of the things we must deliver Why must speed be seen as a factor in quality production? 8 15 +1451 5 Speed is a component of quality - - one of the things we must deliver to satisfy customers . " component How do you weigh speed against other components when it poses a conflict? 3 4 +1452 1 When Westinghouse Electric Corp . shuttered its massive steam turbine plant in Lester , Pa . , three years ago , it seemed like the company had pulled the plug on its century - old power generation business . shuttered its massive steam turbine plant Why was the plant being shut down? 5 11 +1452 1 When Westinghouse Electric Corp . shuttered its massive steam turbine plant in Lester , Pa . , three years ago , it seemed like the company had pulled the plug on its century - old power generation business . shuttered Why did Westinghouse Electric Corp. shutter? 5 6 +1452 1 When Westinghouse Electric Corp . shuttered its massive steam turbine plant in Lester , Pa . , three years ago , it seemed like the company had pulled the plug on its century - old power generation business . shuttered its massive steam turbine plant Why did they close? 5 11 +1452 1 When Westinghouse Electric Corp . shuttered its massive steam turbine plant in Lester , Pa . , three years ago , it seemed like the company had pulled the plug on its century - old power generation business . turbine How much power is a steam turbine plant capable of generating? 9 10 +1452 2 But now Westinghouse is enjoying a resurgence in demand for both steam and combustion turbines and may even join the growing legion of independent electric producers . resurgence in demand for both What is driving the increase in demand? 6 11 +1452 2 But now Westinghouse is enjoying a resurgence in demand for both steam and combustion turbines and may even join the growing legion of independent electric producers . resurgence in demand What is the reason for resurgence in demand? 6 9 +1452 2 But now Westinghouse is enjoying a resurgence in demand for both steam and combustion turbines and may even join the growing legion of independent electric producers . growing legion of independent electric producers Who are the growing legion of independent electric producers? 20 26 +1452 2 But now Westinghouse is enjoying a resurgence in demand for both steam and combustion turbines and may even join the growing legion of independent electric producers . resurgence What is causing the resurgence in demand? 6 7 +1452 3 And with its new venture with Japan ' s Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd . , announced last week , it is poised to penetrate growing markets overseas . new venture What is the new venture? 3 5 +1452 3 And with its new venture with Japan ' s Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd . , announced last week , it is poised to penetrate growing markets overseas . markets What markets are expected to use steam and combustion turbines? 25 26 +1452 4 For the first time since the mid - 1970s , Westinghouse this year has seen a significant increase in orders for power plants . significant increase in orders Why is there a significant increase in orders? 16 20 +1452 4 For the first time since the mid - 1970s , Westinghouse this year has seen a significant increase in orders for power plants . mid - 1970s , What were steam and combustion turbines used for back in the mid-1970s? 6 10 +1452 5 Most are from independent producers instead of regulated utilities , and Westinghouse believes it will ride a wave of demand stretching over the next six years . Most are from independent producers Who would be the type of producers to want to use these turbines? 0 5 +1452 5 Most are from independent producers instead of regulated utilities , and Westinghouse believes it will ride a wave of demand stretching over the next six years . wave of demand stretching over the next six years Why does Westinghouse believe that there will be wave of demand stretching over the next six years? 17 26 +1452 5 Most are from independent producers instead of regulated utilities , and Westinghouse believes it will ride a wave of demand stretching over the next six years . believes Did Westinghouse's beliefs about demand come into fruition? 12 13 +1453 1 Out of the mouths of revolutionaries are coming words of moderation . revolutionaries are coming words of moderation Who are the revolutionaries and what are they saying? 5 11 +1453 1 Out of the mouths of revolutionaries are coming words of moderation . words Why are they saying words of moderation? 8 9 +1453 2 Here , at a soccer stadium near the black township of Soweto yesterday , were eight leaders of the African National Congress , seven of whom had spent most of their adult lives in prison for sabotage and conspiracy to overthrow the government . most of their adult lives in prison Exactly how long did they spend in prison? 28 35 +1453 2 Here , at a soccer stadium near the black township of Soweto yesterday , were eight leaders of the African National Congress , seven of whom had spent most of their adult lives in prison for sabotage and conspiracy to overthrow the government . leaders Why are they congregating at a soccer stadium? 16 17 +1453 3 Here were more than 70 , 000 ANC supporters , gathering for the first ANC rally inside South Africa since the black liberation movement was banned in 1960 . was banned in 1960 Why was it banned? 24 28 +1453 3 Here were more than 70 , 000 ANC supporters , gathering for the first ANC rally inside South Africa since the black liberation movement was banned in 1960 . ANC What is the ANC? 7 8 +1453 3 Here were more than 70 , 000 ANC supporters , gathering for the first ANC rally inside South Africa since the black liberation movement was banned in 1960 . ANC What does ANC stand for? 7 8 +1453 4 Here was the state security appartus poised to pounce on any words or acts of provocation , let alone revolution . provocation , let alone revolution Why is there so much tension in this state right now? 15 20 +1453 4 Here was the state security appartus poised to pounce on any words or acts of provocation , let alone revolution . security Is violence expected at this event? 4 5 +1453 5 But the words that boomed over the loudspeakers bore messages of peace , unity , negotiation and discipline . " We stand for peace today and we will stand for peace tomorrow , " said Walter Sisulu , the ANC ' s former secretary general who , along with five of his colleagues , served 26 years in prison before being released two weeks ago . served 26 years in prison Why did he serve 26 years in prison? 54 59 +1453 5 But the words that boomed over the loudspeakers bore messages of peace , unity , negotiation and discipline . " We stand for peace today and we will stand for peace tomorrow , " said Walter Sisulu , the ANC ' s former secretary general who , along with five of his colleagues , served 26 years in prison before being released two weeks ago . years Why were they in prison and why were they released? 56 57 +1453 5 But the words that boomed over the loudspeakers bore messages of peace , unity , negotiation and discipline . " We stand for peace today and we will stand for peace tomorrow , " said Walter Sisulu , the ANC ' s former secretary general who , along with five of his colleagues , served 26 years in prison before being released two weeks ago . released Why were they released after 26 years? 61 62 +1454 1 Aetna Life & Casualty Co . ' s third - quarter net income fell 22 % to $ 182 . 6 million , or $ 1 . 63 a share , reflecting the damages from Hurricane Hugo and lower results for some of the company ' s major divisions . lower results Were claims from certain areas higher than others? 38 40 +1454 2 Catastrophe losses reduced Aetna ' s net income by $ 50 million , including $ 36 million from Hugo . Hugo How did their lost the other 14 million of their net income? 18 19 +1454 2 Catastrophe losses reduced Aetna ' s net income by $ 50 million , including $ 36 million from Hugo . $ 50 million , How will these huge losses affect their ability to opperate? 9 13 +1454 3 Last year catastrophe losses totaled $ 5 million , when net was $ 235 . 5 million , or $ 2 . 07 a share . catastrophe losses totaled $ 5 million , What sort of catastrophes were there in the prior year? 2 9 +1454 3 Last year catastrophe losses totaled $ 5 million , when net was $ 235 . 5 million , or $ 2 . 07 a share . catastrophe losses What defines a catastrophe loss? 2 4 +1454 4 The year - earlier results have been restated to reflect an accounting change . reflect an accounting change Why was there an accounting change? 9 13 +1454 4 The year - earlier results have been restated to reflect an accounting change . accounting What are the details of the accounting change? 11 12 +1454 4 The year - earlier results have been restated to reflect an accounting change . accounting change What exactly was the accounting change? 11 13 +1454 5 The insurer has started processing claims from the Northern California earthquake nearly two weeks ago . ago Which regions does Aetna Life & Casualty have business in? 14 15 +1455 1 RJR Nabisco Inc . said it agreed to sell its Baby Ruth , Butterfinger and Pearson candy businesses to Nestle S . A . ' s Nestle Foods unit for $ 370 million . sell its Baby Ruth , Butterfinger and Pearson Why were these looking to be sold? 8 16 +1455 2 The sale , at a higher price than some analysts had expected , helps the food and tobacco giant raise funds to pay debt and boosts Nestle ' s 7 % share of the U . S . candy market to about 12 % . raise funds to pay debt What was the cause of the debt? 19 24 +1455 4 The Nestle acquisition includes a candy plant in Franklin Park , Ill . , which employs about 800 workers . 800 workers Do they plan any layoffs? 17 19 +1455 5 The sale , which had been expected , is part of KKR ' s program to pay down $ 5 billion of a $ 6 billion bridge loan by February . $ 6 billion bridge loan What 'bridge loan'? 23 28 +1456 1 R . H . Macy & Co . , the closely held department store chain , said in a financial filing Friday that its sales for the fiscal fourth quarter ended July 29 were up 10 % to $ 1 . 59 billion against $ 1 . 44 billion a year earlier . Friday Which Friday was this in the month? 21 22 +1456 1 R . H . Macy & Co . , the closely held department store chain , said in a financial filing Friday that its sales for the fiscal fourth quarter ended July 29 were up 10 % to $ 1 . 59 billion against $ 1 . 44 billion a year earlier . sales What triggered better sales? 24 25 +1456 1 R . H . Macy & Co . , the closely held department store chain , said in a financial filing Friday that its sales for the fiscal fourth quarter ended July 29 were up 10 % to $ 1 . 59 billion against $ 1 . 44 billion a year earlier . were up 10 % to $ 1 . 59 billion Why were sales up? 33 43 +1456 2 Comparable store sales for the quarter were up 7 . 3 % . up Up from what month/quarter? 7 8 +1456 3 The net loss for the quarter was $ 43 . 1 million against a year - earlier loss of $ 106 million . year - earlier What factors contributed to the chain's better performance? 14 17 +1456 3 The net loss for the quarter was $ 43 . 1 million against a year - earlier loss of $ 106 million . The net loss for the quarter Why was there still a net loss? 0 6 +1456 4 The loss in the fourth quarter of 1988 reflected in part expenses for an unsuccessful bid for Federated Department Stores Inc . , as well as the restructuring of some of its department store operations . unsuccessful What made the bid unsuccessful? 14 15 +1456 4 The loss in the fourth quarter of 1988 reflected in part expenses for an unsuccessful bid for Federated Department Stores Inc . , as well as the restructuring of some of its department store operations . restructuring How did the restructuring go? 27 28 +1456 4 The loss in the fourth quarter of 1988 reflected in part expenses for an unsuccessful bid for Federated Department Stores Inc . , as well as the restructuring of some of its department store operations . unsuccessful bid for Federated Department Stores Why was the bid unsuccessful? 14 20 +1457 1 The world had a big yuk recently when the Soviets reported a rash of UFO landings , one of them bringing tall aliens who glowed in the dark to Voronezh . landings , How were they reportedly Sighted? 15 17 +1457 1 The world had a big yuk recently when the Soviets reported a rash of UFO landings , one of them bringing tall aliens who glowed in the dark to Voronezh . reported a rash of UFO landings , Why did the USSR report this sort of event? 10 17 +1457 1 The world had a big yuk recently when the Soviets reported a rash of UFO landings , one of them bringing tall aliens who glowed in the dark to Voronezh . reported Who did the Soviets report these UFO landings to? 10 11 +1457 1 The world had a big yuk recently when the Soviets reported a rash of UFO landings , one of them bringing tall aliens who glowed in the dark to Voronezh . aliens Who saw these aliens and what did they see? 22 23 +1457 2 It is the opinion of Timothy Good , author of " Above Top Secret : The World UFO Cover - Up " ( Quill / William Morrow , 592 pages , $ 12 . 95 ) , that the world laughs too fast . that the world laughs too fast . What is his evidence? 37 44 +1457 2 It is the opinion of Timothy Good , author of " Above Top Secret : The World UFO Cover - Up " ( Quill / William Morrow , 592 pages , $ 12 . 95 ) , that the world laughs too fast . Cover - Up " Why would it be necessary for world leaders to cover up the existence of UFOs and aliens? 18 22 +1457 3 Here is a bible for UFO watchers , complete with pictures of people who say they ' ve had personal relationships with aliens . personal How do the relationships pan out? 19 20 +1457 3 Here is a bible for UFO watchers , complete with pictures of people who say they ' ve had personal relationships with aliens . they ' ve had personal relationships with aliens What is their identifiable evidence? 15 23 +1457 3 Here is a bible for UFO watchers , complete with pictures of people who say they ' ve had personal relationships with aliens . watchers , What evidence do people who believe in UFOs point to to support their beliefs? 6 8 +1457 4 One photo shows a woman sporting a scar she says was made by a laser beam ( a low - caliber weapon , from the looks of the wound ) . she says was made by a laser beam Why does she claim it was a laser? 8 16 +1457 4 One photo shows a woman sporting a scar she says was made by a laser beam ( a low - caliber weapon , from the looks of the wound ) . laser Can a laser cause this type of injury or scar? 14 15 +1457 5 So far anyway , our alien visitors seem more intent on brightening our skies than pulverizing us . brightening How are the skies brightened? 11 12 +1457 5 So far anyway , our alien visitors seem more intent on brightening our skies than pulverizing us . brightening How do aliens brighten our skies? 11 12 +1458 1 Upset over the use of what it says are its exclusive trademarks , Hells Angels Motorcycle Corp . is fighting back - - in court . use of what it says are its exclusive trademarks , Who would be using its trademarks? 3 13 +1458 1 Upset over the use of what it says are its exclusive trademarks , Hells Angels Motorcycle Corp . is fighting back - - in court . exclusive trademarks What trademarks do the Hells Angels Motorcycle Corp believe are theirs exclusively? 10 12 +1458 1 Upset over the use of what it says are its exclusive trademarks , Hells Angels Motorcycle Corp . is fighting back - - in court . use How are they being used? 3 4 +1458 2 Concord New Horizons Corp . , creators of a 1988 movie called Nam Angels , used the gang ' s name and trademarks without authorization , the not - for - profit corporation says in a complaint filed in federal court . gang ' s name and trademarks without authorization , How did they use the gang's name without getting approval? 17 26 +1458 2 Concord New Horizons Corp . , creators of a 1988 movie called Nam Angels , used the gang ' s name and trademarks without authorization , the not - for - profit corporation says in a complaint filed in federal court . without authorization , Had Concord New Horizons Corp. requested authorization and subsequently denied? 23 26 +1458 3 Nam Angels depicts a group of the cycle gang ' s members on a mercenary mission to Viet Nam during the war years . mercenary mission to Viet Nam What did the mission entail? 14 19 +1458 3 Nam Angels depicts a group of the cycle gang ' s members on a mercenary mission to Viet Nam during the war years . mercenary mission Had any members of the Hell's Angels actually engage in a mercenary mission during the Vietnam War? 14 16 +1458 4 In addition to being broadcast on cable television , the movie also is being distributed on videocassettes , the suit alleges in seeking unspecified damages . unspecified Are there preestablished limits to the damages the motorcycle club can claim? 23 24 +1458 5 Also named in the suit is Media Home Entertainment Inc . of Culver City , Calif . , its parent , Heron Communications Inc . , and Broadstar Television of Los Angeles , holders of the copyright on the movie . holders of the copyright on the movie Are there any other individuals or groups named in the lawsuit being brought by the Hell's Angels? 33 40 +1459 1 Dow Jones & Co . extended its tender offer of $ 18 a share , or about $ 576 million , for the 33 % of Telerate Inc . that it doesn ' t already own until 5 p . m . EST , Nov . 6 . extended What triggered this decision? 5 6 +1459 1 Dow Jones & Co . extended its tender offer of $ 18 a share , or about $ 576 million , for the 33 % of Telerate Inc . that it doesn ' t already own until 5 p . m . EST , Nov . 6 . extended its tender offer of $ 18 a share , Why did Dow Jones & Co. extended its tender offer of $18 a share? 5 15 +1459 2 The offer , which Telerate ' s two independent directors have rejected as inadequate , previously had been scheduled to expire at midnight Friday . rejected as inadequate , By what degree is this offer inadequate? 11 15 +1459 2 The offer , which Telerate ' s two independent directors have rejected as inadequate , previously had been scheduled to expire at midnight Friday . inadequate , Why is this offer inadequate? 13 15 +1459 2 The offer , which Telerate ' s two independent directors have rejected as inadequate , previously had been scheduled to expire at midnight Friday . rejected as inadequate , Why did two independent directors of Telerate rejected the offer as inadequate? 11 15 +1459 3 Dow Jones said it extended the offer to allow shareholders time to review a supplement to the Dow Jones tender offer circular that it mailed last Friday . supplement What did this supplement change about the original offer? 14 15 +1459 4 The supplement contains various information that has been filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission since Dow Jones launched the offer on Sept . 26 , but it doesn ' t change the terms and conditions of the offer except to extend its expiration date . doesn ' t change the terms and conditions Why didn't it change the terms and conditions? 28 36 +1459 5 In Delaware Chancery Court litigation , Telerate has criticized Dow Jones for not disclosing that Telerate ' s management expects the company ' s revenue to increase by 20 % annually , while Dow Jones based its projections of Telerate ' s performance on a 12 % revenue growth forecast . increase by 20 % annually , Why was the growth forecast so much different than that expected by Dow Jones? 26 32 +1459 5 In Delaware Chancery Court litigation , Telerate has criticized Dow Jones for not disclosing that Telerate ' s management expects the company ' s revenue to increase by 20 % annually , while Dow Jones based its projections of Telerate ' s performance on a 12 % revenue growth forecast . 12 % How did this discrepancy happen? 45 47 +1459 5 In Delaware Chancery Court litigation , Telerate has criticized Dow Jones for not disclosing that Telerate ' s management expects the company ' s revenue to increase by 20 % annually , while Dow Jones based its projections of Telerate ' s performance on a 12 % revenue growth forecast . based its projections Why did Dow Jones based it's projections of Telerate's performance on a 12% revenue growth forecast? 35 38 +1460 1 After days of intense but fruitless negotiations , a federal judge last week threatened to convert William Herbert Hunt ' s Chapter 11 personal bankruptcy case into a Chapter 7 liquidation . intense but fruitless negotiations , Why were the negotiations fruitless? 3 8 +1460 1 After days of intense but fruitless negotiations , a federal judge last week threatened to convert William Herbert Hunt ' s Chapter 11 personal bankruptcy case into a Chapter 7 liquidation . Chapter 11 personal bankruptcy What is the criteria for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and who qualifies? 21 25 +1460 1 After days of intense but fruitless negotiations , a federal judge last week threatened to convert William Herbert Hunt ' s Chapter 11 personal bankruptcy case into a Chapter 7 liquidation . Chapter 7 liquidation What is the criteria for Chapter 7 liquidation and why is it more severe than Chapter 11? 28 31 +1460 1 After days of intense but fruitless negotiations , a federal judge last week threatened to convert William Herbert Hunt ' s Chapter 11 personal bankruptcy case into a Chapter 7 liquidation . William Herbert Who is William Herbert 16 18 +1460 1 After days of intense but fruitless negotiations , a federal judge last week threatened to convert William Herbert Hunt ' s Chapter 11 personal bankruptcy case into a Chapter 7 liquidation . liquidation Why would this be done? 30 31 +1460 2 Judge Harold C . Abramson raised the possibility after talks to end a feud between two major creditors failed and all three reorganization plans in the case ran into roadblocks . the case ran into roadblocks What sort of sticking points came up during these negotiations? 25 30 +1460 2 Judge Harold C . Abramson raised the possibility after talks to end a feud between two major creditors failed and all three reorganization plans in the case ran into roadblocks . three reorganization plans Why would the creditors have to reorganize their structure? 21 24 +1460 3 If the case is converted to Chapter 7 , what remains of the oil tycoon ' s once - vast estate - - now believed to have a value of less than $ 125 million - - would be sold off quickly with most of the proceeds going to the Internal Revenue Service , whose claim for $ 300 million in back taxes has priority in the case . value of less than $ 125 million Okay but he isnt bankrupt then 28 35 +1460 3 If the case is converted to Chapter 7 , what remains of the oil tycoon ' s once - vast estate - - now believed to have a value of less than $ 125 million - - would be sold off quickly with most of the proceeds going to the Internal Revenue Service , whose claim for $ 300 million in back taxes has priority in the case . back taxes What is the criteria for back taxes for large corporations? 61 63 +1460 4 Hundreds of smaller creditors could get nothing , according to attorneys involved . smaller creditors could get nothing , Why would the smaller creditors be left out? 2 8 +1460 4 Hundreds of smaller creditors could get nothing , according to attorneys involved . smaller creditors How were smaller creditors impacted by this case? 2 4 +1460 4 Hundreds of smaller creditors could get nothing , according to attorneys involved . smaller creditors Why is his fortune so small now? 2 4 +1460 5 While admitting such a move would be " devastating " to most creditors , Judge Abramson told a courtroom filled with nearly two dozen attorneys that he was concerned about the toll mounting legal bills will take on Mr . Hunt ' s shrinking estate and about the fact that , following voting by creditors , none of the reorganization plans appeared to be viable in their present form . bills will take on Mr . Hunt ' s shrinking estate Why was the estate constantly shrinking? 34 45 +1461 1 Two rival bidders for Connaught BioSciences extended their offers to acquire the Toronto - based vaccine manufacturer Friday . extended their offers Who won with what offer? 6 9 +1461 2 Institut Merieux S . A . , which offered 942 million Canadian dollars ( US $ 801 . 2 million ) , or C $ 37 a share for Connaught , said it would extend its bid , due to expire last Thursday , to Nov . 6 . offered 942 million Canadian dollars How did they get that kind of money? 8 13 +1461 4 It had been due to expire Friday evening . Friday evening what date was friday evening? 6 8 +1462 1 Arthur Price abruptly quit as president and chief executive officer of MTM Entertainment Inc . , a Los Angeles production company that has fallen on hard times . abruptly quit Why did Price abruptly quit? 2 4 +1462 1 Arthur Price abruptly quit as president and chief executive officer of MTM Entertainment Inc . , a Los Angeles production company that has fallen on hard times . MTM what does this stand for? 11 12 +1462 1 Arthur Price abruptly quit as president and chief executive officer of MTM Entertainment Inc . , a Los Angeles production company that has fallen on hard times . fallen on hard times what had happened? 23 27 +1462 1 Arthur Price abruptly quit as president and chief executive officer of MTM Entertainment Inc . , a Los Angeles production company that has fallen on hard times . Arthur Price abruptly quit as president What was the reason for his sudden departure? 0 6 +1462 2 Mr . Price , 61 years old , also stepped down from the board of TVS Entertainment PLC , the British TV company that last year bought MTM , producer of such TV programs as " Hill Street Blues " and " The Mary Tyler Moore Show . " " Hill Street Blues " what are these shows about and how are they relevant to the topic? 35 40 +1462 4 James Gatward , TVS ' s chief executive , said in a statement that he will " assume overall responsibility " for MTM ' s operations until a successor is named . until a successor is named When will that be? 26 31 +1462 4 James Gatward , TVS ' s chief executive , said in a statement that he will " assume overall responsibility " for MTM ' s operations until a successor is named . " assume overall responsibility " what do these responsibilities include? 16 21 +1462 4 James Gatward , TVS ' s chief executive , said in a statement that he will " assume overall responsibility " for MTM ' s operations until a successor is named . successor who will take over ? 28 29 +1462 5 Industry analysts speculated that Mr . Price ' s sudden departure may have stemmed from conflicts with Mr . Gatward . conflicts What was the nature of the conflict? 15 16 +1462 5 Industry analysts speculated that Mr . Price ' s sudden departure may have stemmed from conflicts with Mr . Gatward . conflicts what are the conflicts? why would it make him leave ? 15 16 +1462 5 Industry analysts speculated that Mr . Price ' s sudden departure may have stemmed from conflicts with Mr . Gatward . stemmed from conflicts with Mr . Gatward . What types of conflicts were being experienced between the two company heads? 13 21 +1463 1 TransCanada PipeLines Ltd . said it plans to shift its headquarters to Calgary , Alberta , from Toronto next year to cut costs and be closer to the upstream natural - gas industry . to cut costs Why is it more costly in Toronto? 20 23 +1463 1 TransCanada PipeLines Ltd . said it plans to shift its headquarters to Calgary , Alberta , from Toronto next year to cut costs and be closer to the upstream natural - gas industry . closer Where is the upstream natural-gas industry located? 25 26 +1463 1 TransCanada PipeLines Ltd . said it plans to shift its headquarters to Calgary , Alberta , from Toronto next year to cut costs and be closer to the upstream natural - gas industry . PipeLines What are the details of this company? 1 2 +1463 2 Gerald Maier , president and chief executive officer of the natural - gas pipeline and marketing concern , said the company ' s future growth is " increasingly linked " to decisions made by Calgary - based gas producers . decisions made by Calgary - based gas producers What types of decisions made in Calgary? 31 39 +1463 2 Gerald Maier , president and chief executive officer of the natural - gas pipeline and marketing concern , said the company ' s future growth is " increasingly linked " to decisions made by Calgary - based gas producers . decisions made by Calgary - based gas producers Why listen to their decisions? 31 39 +1463 2 Gerald Maier , president and chief executive officer of the natural - gas pipeline and marketing concern , said the company ' s future growth is " increasingly linked " to decisions made by Calgary - based gas producers . producers Does TransCanada PipeLines produce gas itself or only provide the pipeline for transporting gas? 38 39 +1463 2 Gerald Maier , president and chief executive officer of the natural - gas pipeline and marketing concern , said the company ' s future growth is " increasingly linked " to decisions made by Calgary - based gas producers . decisions What kind of decisions are these? 31 32 +1463 3 " Since deregulation of the market in 1985 , producers have become much more intensely involved in both transportation and marketing , " Mr . Maier said . " It ' s a matter of being close to those suppliers ; many of those companies don ' t know us as well as they should . " deregulation of the market in 1985 , Why was the market deregulated? 2 9 +1463 3 " Since deregulation of the market in 1985 , producers have become much more intensely involved in both transportation and marketing , " Mr . Maier said . " It ' s a matter of being close to those suppliers ; many of those companies don ' t know us as well as they should . " don ' t know us as well as they should Why aren't they more well known? 45 55 +1463 3 " Since deregulation of the market in 1985 , producers have become much more intensely involved in both transportation and marketing , " Mr . Maier said . " It ' s a matter of being close to those suppliers ; many of those companies don ' t know us as well as they should . " close How will moving headquarters help TransCanada form closer relationships with the natural gas producers? 36 37 +1463 3 " Since deregulation of the market in 1985 , producers have become much more intensely involved in both transportation and marketing , " Mr . Maier said . " It ' s a matter of being close to those suppliers ; many of those companies don ' t know us as well as they should . " deregulation What are the details of this? 2 3 +1463 4 TransCanada transports all gas that moves eastward from Alberta . from Alberta Why not expand to other regions? 7 9 +1463 4 TransCanada transports all gas that moves eastward from Alberta . all Are other companies trying to compete with TransCanada for a share of this business? 2 3 +1463 4 TransCanada transports all gas that moves eastward from Alberta . eastward What is around Alberta for people who do not know this area? 6 7 +1463 5 That includes all the gas consumed in Ontario and Quebec , along with the bulk of Canadian gas exports to the exports Where is Canadian gas exported to? 18 19 +1463 5 That includes all the gas consumed in Ontario and Quebec , along with the bulk of Canadian gas exports to the Ontario and Quebec , Are these hot spots for their business? 7 11 +1464 1 The envelope arrives in the mail . envelope arrives What is contained in the envelope? 1 3 +1464 2 Open it and two soulful eyes on a boy ' s brown face peer out from the page , pleadingly . peer out from the page , pleadingly Why are the eyes pleading? 13 20 +1464 3 Does the tyke have a good mind about to be wasted ? mind about to be wasted ? How could the mind be wasted? 6 12 +1464 4 Is he a victim of Gramm - Rudman cuts ? Gramm - Rudman cuts What programs are being cut by this act? 5 9 +1464 4 Is he a victim of Gramm - Rudman cuts ? Gramm - Rudman cuts ? What is this? 5 10 +1464 4 Is he a victim of Gramm - Rudman cuts ? Gramm - Rudman What does this mean? 5 8 +1464 4 Is he a victim of Gramm - Rudman cuts ? Gramm - Rudman cuts ? What are the Gramm-Rudman cuts? 5 10 +1464 5 No , but he ' s endangered all the same : His new sitcom on ABC needs a following to stay on the air . sitcom on ABC needs a following Why is the sitcom struggling to gain a following? 13 19 +1465 1 Crossland Savings Bank ' s stock plummeted after management recommended a suspension of dividend payments on both its common and preferred stock because Crossland may not meet the new government capital criteria effective Dec . 7 . new government capital criteria What sort of criteria were being implemented? 28 32 +1465 1 Crossland Savings Bank ' s stock plummeted after management recommended a suspension of dividend payments on both its common and preferred stock because Crossland may not meet the new government capital criteria effective Dec . 7 . new government capital criteria What is the criteria? 28 32 +1465 5 Crossland said it retained three investment bankers to assist it in developing and implementing a financial restructuring plan . a financial restructuring plan . What will the restructuring involve? 14 19 +1466 1 Like so many trends in the entertainment industry , the current spate of rape dramas on television seems to represent a confluence of high - mindedness and self - interest . current spate What in terms of numbers makes this a trend? 10 12 +1466 1 Like so many trends in the entertainment industry , the current spate of rape dramas on television seems to represent a confluence of high - mindedness and self - interest . confluence of high - mindedness and self - interest whose high-mindedness and self-interest? what does this phrase mean in this context? 21 30 +1466 1 Like so many trends in the entertainment industry , the current spate of rape dramas on television seems to represent a confluence of high - mindedness and self - interest . rape dramas How rampant are these in the media? 13 15 +1466 1 Like so many trends in the entertainment industry , the current spate of rape dramas on television seems to represent a confluence of high - mindedness and self - interest . many trends in the entertainment industry , What are the many trees in the entertainment industry? 2 9 +1466 2 The former comes from the latest wave of political activism in Hollywood , especially around feminist issues such as abortion . latest wave of political activism in Hollywood , What are the other wave of political activism in Hollywood? 5 13 +1466 3 The latter comes from the perception , on the part of many people in network TV , that their only hope of keeping viewers from defecting to cable is to fill the airwaves with an increasingly raw sensationalism . cable Meaning getting rid of cable? 27 28 +1466 3 The latter comes from the perception , on the part of many people in network TV , that their only hope of keeping viewers from defecting to cable is to fill the airwaves with an increasingly raw sensationalism . raw sensationalism Why is raw sensationalism so popular? 36 38 +1466 4 Put these together , and you get programs about rape . programs What kind of programs are they meaning; block buster movies, television series? 7 8 +1466 4 Put these together , and you get programs about rape . Put these together , What should be put together? 0 4 +1466 5 The best of the crop was last week ' s season premiere of " In the Heat of the Night , " the NBC series based on a 1967 feature film about a black Philadelphia police detective in a small Southern town . best of the crop What made this better than the rest? 1 5 +1466 5 The best of the crop was last week ' s season premiere of " In the Heat of the Night , " the NBC series based on a 1967 feature film about a black Philadelphia police detective in a small Southern town . film What was this film? 30 31 +1467 1 While Wall Street is retreating from computer - driven program trading , big institutional investors are likely to continue these strategies at full blast , further roiling the stock market , trading executives say . retreating from computer - driven program trading , Why was Wall Street hesitant to use computers to trade? 4 12 +1467 1 While Wall Street is retreating from computer - driven program trading , big institutional investors are likely to continue these strategies at full blast , further roiling the stock market , trading executives say . retreating Why did Wall Street decide to \"retreat\" from computer-driven program trading? 4 5 +1467 2 Bowing to a mounting public outcry , three more major securities firms - - Bear , Stearns & Co . Inc . , Morgan Stanley & Co . and Oppenheimer & Co . - - announced Friday they would suspend stock - index arbitrage trading for their own accounts . mounting public outcry , Why was there such public outcry at the time? 3 7 +1467 2 Bowing to a mounting public outcry , three more major securities firms - - Bear , Stearns & Co . Inc . , Morgan Stanley & Co . and Oppenheimer & Co . - - announced Friday they would suspend stock - index arbitrage trading for their own accounts . more Who are they in addition to? 8 9 +1467 2 Bowing to a mounting public outcry , three more major securities firms - - Bear , Stearns & Co . Inc . , Morgan Stanley & Co . and Oppenheimer & Co . - - announced Friday they would suspend stock - index arbitrage trading for their own accounts . they would suspend stock - index arbitrage trading Why would they decide to suspend trading for their own accounts? 37 45 +1467 3 PaineWebber Group Inc . announced a pullback on Thursday from stock - index arbitrage , a controversial program - trading strategy blamed by many investors for encouraging big stock - market swings . encouraging big stock - market swings How does it lead to large swings in the market? 26 32 +1467 3 PaineWebber Group Inc . announced a pullback on Thursday from stock - index arbitrage , a controversial program - trading strategy blamed by many investors for encouraging big stock - market swings . encouraging big stock - market swings Are \"stock-market swings\" considered bad? 26 32 +1467 4 Though the trading halts are offered as a sign of concern about recent stock market volatility , most Wall Street firms remain open to handle program trading for customers . open Is this custom? 22 23 +1467 4 Though the trading halts are offered as a sign of concern about recent stock market volatility , most Wall Street firms remain open to handle program trading for customers . recent stock market volatility , What do the words \"stock market volatility\" mean exactly? 12 17 +1467 5 Trading executives privately say that huge stock - index funds , which dwarf Wall Street firms in terms of the size of their program trades , will continue to launch big programs through the stock market . will continue to launch big programs Is this considered a good thing? 26 32 +1468 1 Nashua Corp . , rumored a potential takeover target for six months , said that a Dutch company has sought U . S . approval to buy up to 25 % of Nashua ' s shares . potential takeover target Why was the company in line to be taken over? 6 9 +1468 1 Nashua Corp . , rumored a potential takeover target for six months , said that a Dutch company has sought U . S . approval to buy up to 25 % of Nashua ' s shares . rumored a potential takeover target Why were they a potential takeover target? 4 9 +1468 1 Nashua Corp . , rumored a potential takeover target for six months , said that a Dutch company has sought U . S . approval to buy up to 25 % of Nashua ' s shares . a Dutch company Which Dutch company sought U.S approval to buy up shares? 15 18 +1468 1 Nashua Corp . , rumored a potential takeover target for six months , said that a Dutch company has sought U . S . approval to buy up to 25 % of Nashua ' s shares . Nashua Corp what do they do? 0 2 +1468 2 Nashua immediately responded by strengthening a poison - pill plan and saying it will buy back up to one million of its shares , or 10 . 4 % of the 9 . 6 million outstanding . buy back up to one million of its shares , What will the stock buyback lead to? 14 24 +1468 2 Nashua immediately responded by strengthening a poison - pill plan and saying it will buy back up to one million of its shares , or 10 . 4 % of the 9 . 6 million outstanding . poison - pill plan What is a poison-pill plan? 6 10 +1468 2 Nashua immediately responded by strengthening a poison - pill plan and saying it will buy back up to one million of its shares , or 10 . 4 % of the 9 . 6 million outstanding . poison - pill plan Why is it describe as a poison-pill plan? 6 10 +1468 2 Nashua immediately responded by strengthening a poison - pill plan and saying it will buy back up to one million of its shares , or 10 . 4 % of the 9 . 6 million outstanding . poison - pill plan what is this? 6 10 +1468 3 Nashua , whose major business is selling copiers , facsimile machines and related supplies , said Reiss & Co . B . V . of the Netherlands filed a request with the Federal Trade Commission under the Hart - Scott - Rodino Act for permission to buy more than $ 15 million of Nashua ' s stock but less than 25 % . facsimile machines what are those? 9 11 +1468 4 Previously , an affiliate of Unicorp Canada disclosed a stake of less than 5 % in Nashua , according to Daniel M . Junius , Nashua ' s treasurer . Unicorp Canada What is Unicorp Canada? 5 7 +1468 4 Previously , an affiliate of Unicorp Canada disclosed a stake of less than 5 % in Nashua , according to Daniel M . Junius , Nashua ' s treasurer . Unicorp Canada disclosed a stake Why would Unicorp Canada disclosed its stake of Nashua? 5 10 +1468 5 Nashua ' s stock has fluctuated sharply on takeover speculation , rising to a high for the year of $ 42 . 875 a share in June from $ 29 . 75 in March . fluctuated sharply on takeover speculation , Why did takeover speculation cause the stock to fluctuate? 5 11 +1469 1 Small businesses say a recent trend is like a dream come true : more - affordable rates for employee - health insurance , initially at least . initially Why does this trend not continue after the initial phase? 23 24 +1469 1 Small businesses say a recent trend is like a dream come true : more - affordable rates for employee - health insurance , initially at least . recent trend Why is this a recent trend? 4 6 +1469 1 Small businesses say a recent trend is like a dream come true : more - affordable rates for employee - health insurance , initially at least . rates for employee - health insurance , Why were rates for insurance coming down? 16 23 +1469 1 Small businesses say a recent trend is like a dream come true : more - affordable rates for employee - health insurance , initially at least . more - affordable rates How much more affordable the rates for employee-health insurance? 13 17 +1469 2 But then they wake up to a nightmare . nightmare Why is it considered a nightmare? 7 8 +1469 2 But then they wake up to a nightmare . nightmare What is the nightmare? 7 8 +1469 3 The reasonable first - year rates can be followed by increases of 60 % or more if a covered employee files a major claim , they complain . files a major claim , What constitutes a major claim? 20 25 +1469 3 The reasonable first - year rates can be followed by increases of 60 % or more if a covered employee files a major claim , they complain . major claim , What are the major claims of employees? 22 25 +1469 4 Insurance premiums for one small Maryland concern went up 130 % in less than two years , the last increase coming after one of its three workers developed a herniated disk . herniated How did they develop a herniated disc? 29 30 +1469 5 " There ' s a distinct possibility that I may lose my job over this , " the employee , Karen Allen , of Floor Covering Resources , Kensington , Md . , recently told a congressional hearing . possibility Why is it possible that they could lose their job? 6 7 +1470 1 For the sixth time in as many years , Continental Airlines has a new senior executive . new senior executive Who is it? 13 16 +1470 1 For the sixth time in as many years , Continental Airlines has a new senior executive . Continental Airlines has a new senior executive . Why was the company going through so many executives? 9 17 +1470 1 For the sixth time in as many years , Continental Airlines has a new senior executive . new senior executive what is their name? 13 16 +1470 2 Gone is D . Joseph Corr , the airline ' s chairman , chief executive and president , appointed only last December . Gone is D . Joseph Corr Why was he let go? 0 6 +1470 2 Gone is D . Joseph Corr , the airline ' s chairman , chief executive and president , appointed only last December . Gone is D . Joseph Corr , why is he gone? 0 7 +1470 2 Gone is D . Joseph Corr , the airline ' s chairman , chief executive and president , appointed only last December . D . Joseph Corr , did he get fired? 2 7 +1470 3 Mr . Corr resigned to pursue other business interests , the airline said . pursue other business interests What other interests? 5 9 +1470 3 Mr . Corr resigned to pursue other business interests , the airline said . business interests , What sort of other businesses was Mr. Corr involved with? 7 10 +1470 3 Mr . Corr resigned to pursue other business interests , the airline said . airline said was there an interview? 11 13 +1470 4 He could not be reached for comment . could not be reached for comment Why doesn't he want to answer or comment other than \"pursue other interests\"? 1 7 +1470 4 He could not be reached for comment . He where is he now? 0 1 +1470 5 Succeeding him as chairman and chief executive will be Frank Lorenzo , chairman and chief executive of Continental ' s parent , Texas Air Corp . Mr . Lorenzo , 49 years old , is reclaiming the job that was his before Mr . Corr signed on . reclaiming the job Why did he come back to reclaim the job? 35 38 +1471 1 Ratners Group PLC ' s U . S . subsidiary has agreed to acquire jewelry retailer Weisfield ' s Inc . for $ 50 a share , or about $ 55 million . has agreed to acquire Why is Ratners Group PLC agreed to acquire jewellery retailer Weisfield's Inc.? 10 14 +1471 2 Weisfield ' s shares soared on the announcement yesterday , closing up $ 11 to close at $ 50 in national over - the - counter trading . over - the - counter What is over-the-counter trading? 21 26 +1471 3 Ratners and Weisfield ' s said they reached an agreement in principle for the acquisition of Weisfield ' s by Sterling Inc . agreement What made this company desirable for acquisition? 9 10 +1471 3 Ratners and Weisfield ' s said they reached an agreement in principle for the acquisition of Weisfield ' s by Sterling Inc . reached an agreement Why did they sell their company? 7 10 +1471 3 Ratners and Weisfield ' s said they reached an agreement in principle for the acquisition of Weisfield ' s by Sterling Inc . acquisition of Weisfield ' s by Sterling Inc Why is the principle for the acquisition of Weisfields's by Sterling Inc. instead of Ratners? 14 22 +1471 3 Ratners and Weisfield ' s said they reached an agreement in principle for the acquisition of Weisfield ' s by Sterling Inc . Weisfield ' s What does this mean for Weisfield's Inc? 2 5 +1471 4 The companies said the acquisition is subject to a definitive agreement . agreement What would be the terms of the agreement? 10 11 +1471 5 They said they expect the transaction to be completed by Dec . 15 . completed by Dec . 15 And then how long until the transition is completed? 8 13 +1471 5 They said they expect the transaction to be completed by Dec . 15 . transaction What are some general outcomes to come out of the transaction for each party? 5 6 +1472 1 Georgia - Pacific Corp . offered to acquire Great Northern Nekoosa Corp . for $ 58 a share , or about $ 3 . 18 billion . Corp What kind of companies are these? 3 4 +1472 1 Georgia - Pacific Corp . offered to acquire Great Northern Nekoosa Corp . for $ 58 a share , or about $ 3 . 18 billion . offered to acquire Great Northern Nekoosa Corp Why was the acquisition taking place? 5 12 +1472 1 Georgia - Pacific Corp . offered to acquire Great Northern Nekoosa Corp . for $ 58 a share , or about $ 3 . 18 billion . offered to acquire Why did they offer to acquire? 5 8 +1472 1 Georgia - Pacific Corp . offered to acquire Great Northern Nekoosa Corp . for $ 58 a share , or about $ 3 . 18 billion . Great Northern Nekoosa Corp . Where is this company located and what is its' worth? 8 13 +1472 2 The offer capped a week of rumors that Georgia - Pacific , an Atlanta - based forest - products company , was considering making a bid for Nekoosa , a paper - products concern based in Norwalk , Conn . considering making a bid Why are they considering making a bid? 22 26 +1472 2 The offer capped a week of rumors that Georgia - Pacific , an Atlanta - based forest - products company , was considering making a bid for Nekoosa , a paper - products concern based in Norwalk , Conn . concern What is the meaning of concern in the context of paper products? 33 34 +1472 3 Executives at Nekoosa couldn ' t be reached , and officials at Georgia Pacific declined to comment . reached , How many attempts were made at reaching Nekoosa exectutives? 7 9 +1472 4 Analysts , however , were surprised because the tender offer appeared unsolicited . " It ' s quite a bombshell , " said one , adding that the offer could spark a period of industry consolidation . said one , Where is the analyst from? 22 25 +1472 4 Analysts , however , were surprised because the tender offer appeared unsolicited . " It ' s quite a bombshell , " said one , adding that the offer could spark a period of industry consolidation . a period of industry consolidation What is a period of industry consolidation? 31 36 +1472 4 Analysts , however , were surprised because the tender offer appeared unsolicited . " It ' s quite a bombshell , " said one , adding that the offer could spark a period of industry consolidation . period How long would this period of industry consoladition last? 32 33 +1472 5 The two companies would appear to be a logical fit because of their complementary lines , and analysts described the offer , representing a 36 % premium over Nekoosa ' s market price , as fair . complementary lines , How are the companies' lines complementary? 13 16 +1473 1 Japanese companies have long been accused of sacrificing profit to boost sales . Japanese companies What are the names of the companies? 0 2 +1473 1 Japanese companies have long been accused of sacrificing profit to boost sales . have long How long have they been accused? 2 4 +1473 1 Japanese companies have long been accused of sacrificing profit to boost sales . been accused Been accused of what? 4 6 +1473 1 Japanese companies have long been accused of sacrificing profit to boost sales . have long been accused Been accused by whom? 2 6 +1473 2 But Fujitsu Ltd . has taken that practice to a new extreme . new extreme Where exactly has he taken it? 10 12 +1473 2 But Fujitsu Ltd . has taken that practice to a new extreme . taken that practice to a new extreme . How has Fujitsu done this? 5 13 +1473 2 But Fujitsu Ltd . has taken that practice to a new extreme . Fujitsu Ltd . What do they make? 1 4 +1473 3 Japan ' s biggest computer maker last week undercut seven competitors to win a contract to design a mapping system for the city of Hiroshima ' s waterworks . Japan ' s biggest computer maker What makes them the biggest maker? 0 6 +1473 3 Japan ' s biggest computer maker last week undercut seven competitors to win a contract to design a mapping system for the city of Hiroshima ' s waterworks . undercut How much did they undercut them by? 8 9 +1473 3 Japan ' s biggest computer maker last week undercut seven competitors to win a contract to design a mapping system for the city of Hiroshima ' s waterworks . mapping system What mapping system? 18 20 +1473 4 Its bid : one yen , or less than a U . S . penny . one yen , How much is one yen worth? 3 6 +1473 4 Its bid : one yen , or less than a U . S . penny . less than a U . S . penny Why was the bid so low? 7 15 +1473 4 Its bid : one yen , or less than a U . S . penny . one yen , or less than a U . S . penny Why did they do that? How does that help them? 3 15 +1473 5 The bid created such a furor that Fujitsu said it is now offering to withdraw from the project . " From a common - sense viewpoint , it was not socially acceptable , " a Fujitsu spokeswoman said yesterday . such a furor Why was this caused? 3 6 +1473 5 The bid created such a furor that Fujitsu said it is now offering to withdraw from the project . " From a common - sense viewpoint , it was not socially acceptable , " a Fujitsu spokeswoman said yesterday . not socially acceptable , " Why was it considered not socially acceptable? 29 34 +1473 5 The bid created such a furor that Fujitsu said it is now offering to withdraw from the project . " From a common - sense viewpoint , it was not socially acceptable , " a Fujitsu spokeswoman said yesterday . was not socially acceptable , " Why wasn't the move seen as acceptable? 28 34 +1473 5 The bid created such a furor that Fujitsu said it is now offering to withdraw from the project . " From a common - sense viewpoint , it was not socially acceptable , " a Fujitsu spokeswoman said yesterday . common - sense So did they not use common sense when making the bid? 22 25 +1474 1 Hudson ' s Bay Co . announced terms of a previously proposed rights issue that is expected to raise about 396 million Canadian dollars ( US $ 337 million ) net of expenses . rights What rights are included under these terms? 12 13 +1474 1 Hudson ' s Bay Co . announced terms of a previously proposed rights issue that is expected to raise about 396 million Canadian dollars ( US $ 337 million ) net of expenses . rights issue What sort of rights issue was the company announcing at this time? 12 14 +1474 1 Hudson ' s Bay Co . announced terms of a previously proposed rights issue that is expected to raise about 396 million Canadian dollars ( US $ 337 million ) net of expenses . announced terms Why did Hudson's Bay Co. announced terms of a previously rights issue? 6 8 +1474 1 Hudson ' s Bay Co . announced terms of a previously proposed rights issue that is expected to raise about 396 million Canadian dollars ( US $ 337 million ) net of expenses . net of expenses How will these terms raise their net of expenses? 30 33 +1474 2 Proceeds of the offering will be used to redeem C $ 264 million of preferred shares and to reduce short - term debt , the company said . reduce short - term Why is the company in trouble? 18 22 +1474 2 Proceeds of the offering will be used to redeem C $ 264 million of preferred shares and to reduce short - term debt , the company said . preferred What are 'preferred' shares? 14 15 +1474 2 Proceeds of the offering will be used to redeem C $ 264 million of preferred shares and to reduce short - term debt , the company said . short - term How is debt defined as short-term? 19 22 +1474 2 Proceeds of the offering will be used to redeem C $ 264 million of preferred shares and to reduce short - term debt , the company said . reduce short - term debt , Why does the company have short-term debt? 18 24 +1474 3 Canada ' s largest department store operator said the rights offering will entitle holders of its ordinary shares , except residents in the U . S . and Britain , to subscribe for two additional shares for every five shares held at a price of C $ 31 . 25 a share . except Why are residents in the U.S. and Britain excluded from these terms? 19 20 +1474 3 Canada ' s largest department store operator said the rights offering will entitle holders of its ordinary shares , except residents in the U . S . and Britain , to subscribe for two additional shares for every five shares held at a price of C $ 31 . 25 a share . except residents in the U . S . and Britain , How will the share holders residing in the U.S. and Britain subscribe additional shares? 19 30 +1474 4 The record date is Nov . 9 . The record date is Nov Will this all be finished by then, or is it slow to roll out? 0 5 +1474 5 The company has about 31 million ordinary shares outstanding . outstanding Are outstanding shares available for purchase? 8 9 +1474 5 The company has about 31 million ordinary shares outstanding . ordinary Which shares are not ordinary? 6 7 +1475 1 The U . S . economy grew at a moderate 2 . 5 % annual rate in the third quarter , the same pace as the second quarter , despite the worst trade performance in six years , the Commerce Department reported . worst trade performance in six years , What led to such poor performance? 31 38 +1475 1 The U . S . economy grew at a moderate 2 . 5 % annual rate in the third quarter , the same pace as the second quarter , despite the worst trade performance in six years , the Commerce Department reported . despite the worst trade performance in six years , How did it grow if the trade performance was so low? 29 38 +1475 1 The U . S . economy grew at a moderate 2 . 5 % annual rate in the third quarter , the same pace as the second quarter , despite the worst trade performance in six years , the Commerce Department reported . despite Why did the economy grow despite the bad trade performance? 29 30 +1475 2 Personal spending , buoyed by a burst of automobile buying , was the main catalyst to the economy ' s expansion . a burst of automobile buying , Why were so many cars bought? 5 11 +1475 2 Personal spending , buoyed by a burst of automobile buying , was the main catalyst to the economy ' s expansion . buoyed by a burst of automobile buying , Why was there a burst of automobiles being bought? 3 11 +1475 2 Personal spending , buoyed by a burst of automobile buying , was the main catalyst to the economy ' s expansion . burst of automobile buying , Why are people suddenly buying more cars? 6 11 +1475 2 Personal spending , buoyed by a burst of automobile buying , was the main catalyst to the economy ' s expansion . burst Why are more automobiles being bought? 6 7 +1475 3 But trade , one of the economy ' s main forces in the past few years , showed a sharp deterioration . showed a sharp deterioration Why was trade slipping? 17 21 +1475 3 But trade , one of the economy ' s main forces in the past few years , showed a sharp deterioration . showed a sharp deterioration What has caused this deterioration 17 21 +1475 3 But trade , one of the economy ' s main forces in the past few years , showed a sharp deterioration . sharp deterioration Why is trade declining? 19 21 +1475 4 Imports of goods and services soared , while exports were flat . exports were flat Why were companies not exporting in comparison to their imports? 8 11 +1475 4 Imports of goods and services soared , while exports were flat . services soared , while exports were flat Why were imports so high but very low exports? 4 11 +1475 4 Imports of goods and services soared , while exports were flat . Imports of goods and services soared , Why are imports doing so much better than exports, what has changed? 0 7 +1475 4 Imports of goods and services soared , while exports were flat . exports were flat Why have exports fallen off? 8 11 +1475 5 Some economists found the mixture ominous . ominous What were they thinking would be the future outcome of these figures? 5 6 +1475 5 Some economists found the mixture ominous . ominous Why? That sounds a bit dramatic. 5 6 +1475 5 Some economists found the mixture ominous . ominous Why do economists find these conditions ominous? 5 6 +1476 1 This is slightly adapted from remarks Oct . 7 by former Secretary of State George P . Shultz to an alumni gathering at the Stanford Business School , where he has returned to the faculty : slightly adapted Why was it slightly adapted? 2 4 +1476 1 This is slightly adapted from remarks Oct . 7 by former Secretary of State George P . Shultz to an alumni gathering at the Stanford Business School , where he has returned to the faculty : remarks What was the topic of the remarks? 5 6 +1476 2 I was struck a couple of years ago by the drug - interdiction effort in the Bahamas . struck Why were he struck by drug interdiction effort in Bahamas? 2 3 +1476 2 I was struck a couple of years ago by the drug - interdiction effort in the Bahamas . drug - interdiction effort in the Bahamas . What sort of effort was being undertaken? 10 18 +1476 2 I was struck a couple of years ago by the drug - interdiction effort in the Bahamas . drug - interdiction What is unique about the drug-interdiction effort that caught his attention? 10 13 +1476 3 We had intercepted during the year an estimated $ 5 billion street value of cocaine . intercepted How did they intercepted an estimated $5 billion street value cocaine? 2 3 +1476 3 We had intercepted during the year an estimated $ 5 billion street value of cocaine . $ 5 billion street value of cocaine . How much in weight does this equal? 8 16 +1476 3 We had intercepted during the year an estimated $ 5 billion street value of cocaine . We Which organization does 'we' refer to? 0 1 +1476 4 I don ' t know how much got through . how much Why didn't you know? 5 7 +1476 4 I don ' t know how much got through . much What is a rough estimate of the amount that got through? 6 7 +1476 5 Nobody has any credible estimate . credible estimate Why was there no credible estimate? 3 5 +1476 5 Nobody has any credible estimate . Nobody has any credible estimate Why is this the case? 0 5 +1477 1 Ground zero of the HUD scandal is the Secretary ' s " discretionary fund , " a honey pot used to fund projects that weren ' t approved through normal HUD channels . weren ' t approved through normal HUD channels Why were the projects taken through other means? 24 32 +1477 1 Ground zero of the HUD scandal is the Secretary ' s " discretionary fund , " a honey pot used to fund projects that weren ' t approved through normal HUD channels . scandal If it's discretionary, what makes it scandalous? 5 6 +1477 1 Ground zero of the HUD scandal is the Secretary ' s " discretionary fund , " a honey pot used to fund projects that weren ' t approved through normal HUD channels . channels Who were involved in utilizing the discretionary fund? 31 32 +1477 2 Jack Kemp wants to abolish it . wants to abolish it why does he want to abolish it? 2 6 +1477 3 Instead , Congress ' s idea of reform is to increase this slush fund by $ 28 . 4 million . reform What are some other options for dealing with the slush fund? 7 8 +1477 5 The HUD scandals will simply continue , but under new mismanagement . under new mismanagement Why would it be mismanaged? 8 11 +1477 5 The HUD scandals will simply continue , but under new mismanagement . HUD scandals What are some examples of scandals? 1 3 +1477 5 The HUD scandals will simply continue , but under new mismanagement . mismanagement Which members of congress pushed for this? 10 11 +1478 1 Norwood Partners Limited Partnership of Boston said it may make a tender offer for some or all of Phoenix Technologies Ltd . ' s common shares . offer Why does Norwood Partners Limited Partnership of Boston wants to make a tender offer for some or all of Phoenix Technologies Ltd.'s common shares? 12 13 +1478 1 Norwood Partners Limited Partnership of Boston said it may make a tender offer for some or all of Phoenix Technologies Ltd . ' s common shares . Phoenix Technologies Ltd . ' s common shares Why was the Boston company wanting to take over Phoenix Tech's shares? 18 26 +1478 1 Norwood Partners Limited Partnership of Boston said it may make a tender offer for some or all of Phoenix Technologies Ltd . ' s common shares . Phoenix What kind of technology does Phoenix Technologies Ltd. make? 18 19 +1478 2 Norwood , Mass . - based Phoenix , a once - high - flying maker of software for personal computers , has had substantial losses in the past two quarters . losses Why did Norwood suffer substantial losses? 24 25 +1478 2 Norwood , Mass . - based Phoenix , a once - high - flying maker of software for personal computers , has had substantial losses in the past two quarters . had substantial losses in the past two quarters . Why were the losses so large? 22 31 +1478 2 Norwood , Mass . - based Phoenix , a once - high - flying maker of software for personal computers , has had substantial losses in the past two quarters . losses What factors contributed to these substantial losses? 24 25 +1478 3 Its stock , which was as high as $ 18 . 75 a share , has been trading under $ 4 a share recently . under Why has the stock been trading for under $4 recently? 18 19 +1478 3 Its stock , which was as high as $ 18 . 75 a share , has been trading under $ 4 a share recently . share Did this drop happen within the past two quarters? 13 14 +1478 4 Yesterday it closed at $ 4 . 375 a share , up $ 1 . 125 , in national over - the - counter trading . up What caused the share to go up by $1.125? 11 12 +1478 4 Yesterday it closed at $ 4 . 375 a share , up $ 1 . 125 , in national over - the - counter trading . over - the - counter What is over-the-counter trading? 19 24 +1478 5 In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing , Norwood said it ' s part of a group that holds 525 , 546 Phoenix Technologies common shares , or a 5 . 3 % stake . holds Which part of a group does Norwood belong that holds 525, 546 common shares? 18 19 +1478 5 In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing , Norwood said it ' s part of a group that holds 525 , 546 Phoenix Technologies common shares , or a 5 . 3 % stake . group What is the group being referred to here? 16 17 +1479 1 Treasury Secretary Nicholas Brady said that Congress should grant the Securities and Exchange Commission the power to close the stock markets in periods of crisis . the power to close the stock markets Why didn't the SEC have this ability in the past? 14 21 +1479 1 Treasury Secretary Nicholas Brady said that Congress should grant the Securities and Exchange Commission the power to close the stock markets in periods of crisis . crisis Why can they be shit in periods of crisis? 24 25 +1479 1 Treasury Secretary Nicholas Brady said that Congress should grant the Securities and Exchange Commission the power to close the stock markets in periods of crisis . Treasury Secretary Nicholas Brady said that On what date did he say this? 0 6 +1479 1 Treasury Secretary Nicholas Brady said that Congress should grant the Securities and Exchange Commission the power to close the stock markets in periods of crisis . in periods of crisis What period of crisis is this particularly in regards to? 21 25 +1479 2 In testimony to the Senate securities subcommittee , Mr . Brady disputed the view of SEC Chairman Richard Breeden , who told a House panel Wednesday that he doesn ' t want the ability to halt the markets . he doesn ' t want the ability Why was the Chairman leery of having such authority? 27 34 +1479 2 In testimony to the Senate securities subcommittee , Mr . Brady disputed the view of SEC Chairman Richard Breeden , who told a House panel Wednesday that he doesn ' t want the ability to halt the markets . ability How does this ability take shape? How is this power granted? 33 34 +1479 2 In testimony to the Senate securities subcommittee , Mr . Brady disputed the view of SEC Chairman Richard Breeden , who told a House panel Wednesday that he doesn ' t want the ability to halt the markets . doesn ' t want the ability to halt the markets Why does he not want the ability to halt the market? 28 38 +1479 2 In testimony to the Senate securities subcommittee , Mr . Brady disputed the view of SEC Chairman Richard Breeden , who told a House panel Wednesday that he doesn ' t want the ability to halt the markets . In testimony to the Senate When was this testimony? 0 5 +1479 3 Mr . Breeden contended that discretionary power could have an impact on the markets if rumors were to circulate about when the exchanges might be closed . discretionary Why is the power discrete? 5 6 +1479 3 Mr . Breeden contended that discretionary power could have an impact on the markets if rumors were to circulate about when the exchanges might be closed . Mr . Breeden contended When did he contend this? 0 4 +1479 3 Mr . Breeden contended that discretionary power could have an impact on the markets if rumors were to circulate about when the exchanges might be closed . could have an impact on the markets Why could it have this impact on markets? 7 14 +1479 4 He added that the president already has the power to close the markets in an emergency . president already has the power Why does the President have the power instead of the Chairman? 4 9 +1479 4 He added that the president already has the power to close the markets in an emergency . emergency Which types of emergencies? Why during an emergency? 15 16 +1479 4 He added that the president already has the power to close the markets in an emergency . the president already has the power How does he know this, and where is this said? 3 9 +1479 5 But Mr . Brady argued that the SEC is closer to the markets and in a better position to understand when the exchanges are under such stress that they should be closed . stress How is this stress measured? 26 27 +1479 5 But Mr . Brady argued that the SEC is closer to the markets and in a better position to understand when the exchanges are under such stress that they should be closed . argued When did he argue this? 4 5 +1480 1 IMA Holdings Corp . completed its $ 3 billion acquisition of American Medical International Inc . , purchasing 63 million shares , or 86 % , of the Los Angeles - based health - care services concern for $ 26 . 50 a share . IMA Holdings Corp Who is the IMA Holdings Corp.? 0 3 +1480 2 The price also includes assumption of about $ 1 . 4 billion in debt . $ 1 . 4 billion in debt Why all this debt? 7 14 +1480 2 The price also includes assumption of about $ 1 . 4 billion in debt . assumption of about $ 1 . 4 billion in debt Why was there 1.4 billion in debt? 4 14 +1480 2 The price also includes assumption of about $ 1 . 4 billion in debt . $ 1 . 4 billion in debt Why does the price include the debt? 7 14 +1480 3 IMA is a group that includes First Boston Corp . and the Pritzker family of Chicago through the leveraged buy - out fund Harry Gray Melvyn Klein & Partners . Harry Gray Melvyn Klein & Partners Is this sentence saying that Harry Gray Melvyn Klein & Partners helped make up the groups of IMA? 23 29 +1480 4 Harry J . Gray and Melvyn N . Klein , along with five other IMA designees , were named to join American Medical ' s 10 - member board . five other IMA designees , Who are these 5 others? 12 17 +1480 4 Harry J . Gray and Melvyn N . Klein , along with five other IMA designees , were named to join American Medical ' s 10 - member board . Harry J . Gray and Melvyn N . Klein , How were they chosen? 0 10 +1480 4 Harry J . Gray and Melvyn N . Klein , along with five other IMA designees , were named to join American Medical ' s 10 - member board . Harry J . Gray and Melvyn N . Klein , Who are these people and why were they chosen? 0 10 +1480 5 The completion of the merger agreement follows months of twists and turns . twists and turns What did these twists and turns entail? 9 12 +1480 5 The completion of the merger agreement follows months of twists and turns . agreement follows months of twists and turns What other twists and turns did the agreement include? 5 12 +1480 5 The completion of the merger agreement follows months of twists and turns . twists and turns What were the twists and turns? 9 12 +1481 1 Exxon Corp . said it will move its headquarters from Manhattan to Dallas . move Why do they want to move? 6 7 +1481 1 Exxon Corp . said it will move its headquarters from Manhattan to Dallas . move its headquarters from Manhattan to Dallas Why was the move taking place? 6 13 +1481 1 Exxon Corp . said it will move its headquarters from Manhattan to Dallas . move its headquarters Why does Exxon Corp. want to move its headquarters from Manhattan to Dallas? 6 9 +1481 1 Exxon Corp . said it will move its headquarters from Manhattan to Dallas . will move its headquarters Why are they moving their headquarters? 5 9 +1481 2 Most of the 300 employees at the oil company ' s midtown headquarters building - - including much of senior management - - were unaware of the plan until informed at a morning meeting by Chairman Lawrence G . Rawl . unaware Why were they unaware of such an important fact? 24 25 +1481 2 Most of the 300 employees at the oil company ' s midtown headquarters building - - including much of senior management - - were unaware of the plan until informed at a morning meeting by Chairman Lawrence G . Rawl . were unaware of the plan Why were workers left in the dark on the plan? 23 28 +1481 2 Most of the 300 employees at the oil company ' s midtown headquarters building - - including much of senior management - - were unaware of the plan until informed at a morning meeting by Chairman Lawrence G . Rawl . unaware of the plan Why were headquarters' employees unaware of Exxon Corp.'s plan to relocate? 24 28 +1481 2 Most of the 300 employees at the oil company ' s midtown headquarters building - - including much of senior management - - were unaware of the plan until informed at a morning meeting by Chairman Lawrence G . Rawl . were unaware Why would they keep their employees in the dark about this? 23 25 +1481 3 The shift won ' t affect operations . operations Does Exxon Corp. plan to relocate Manhattan employees to Dallas? 6 7 +1481 3 The shift won ' t affect operations . won ' t affect How do they know this wouldn't impact operations? 2 6 +1481 4 As part of its restructuring several years ago , Exxon moved most of those out of the city and sold its 53 - floor Rockefeller Center skyscraper to a Japanese company . restructuring What other plans for restructuring does Exxon have? 4 5 +1481 4 As part of its restructuring several years ago , Exxon moved most of those out of the city and sold its 53 - floor Rockefeller Center skyscraper to a Japanese company . restructuring Why did the company need to restructure? 4 5 +1481 5 But the pullout is an embarrassment to New York City officials , coming at a time of high office building vacancy rates and departures by other major companies . departures by other major companies . Why were other companies departing the large buildings in NYC? 23 29 +1481 5 But the pullout is an embarrassment to New York City officials , coming at a time of high office building vacancy rates and departures by other major companies . departures by other major companies Why are other major companies pulling out of New York City? 23 28 +1481 5 But the pullout is an embarrassment to New York City officials , coming at a time of high office building vacancy rates and departures by other major companies . high office building vacancy rates What is causing such high rates of vacancies? 17 22 +1482 1 If you ' re still wondering about the causes of the slump in the junk - bond market , consider the case of Columbia Savings & Loan . causes of the slump in the junk - bond market , What were the main causes of this slump? 8 19 +1482 1 If you ' re still wondering about the causes of the slump in the junk - bond market , consider the case of Columbia Savings & Loan . consider the case of Columbia Savings & Loan What is the case of Columbia Savings & Loan? 19 27 +1482 1 If you ' re still wondering about the causes of the slump in the junk - bond market , consider the case of Columbia Savings & Loan . causes of the slump in the junk - bond market , What are the causes of the slump in the junk-bond market? 8 19 +1482 1 If you ' re still wondering about the causes of the slump in the junk - bond market , consider the case of Columbia Savings & Loan . the case of Columbia Savings & Loan . What did the case of Columbia Savings and Loan involve? 20 28 +1482 2 The California thrift has just announced a $ 226 million third - quarter loss . announced a $ 226 million third - quarter loss Why such a large loss in just a single quarter? 5 14 +1482 2 The California thrift has just announced a $ 226 million third - quarter loss . $ 226 million third - quarter loss . What caused the loss? 7 15 +1482 4 Well , when Congress in its recent S & L bailout mandated that the thrifts sell off all their junk - bond holdings by 1994 , it not only artificially increased the supply of these bonds in the market but also eliminated one of the few profitable investments thrifts have made . few profitable investments thrifts have made Why were junk bonds one of the only areas thrift banks could profit in? 45 51 +1482 4 Well , when Congress in its recent S & L bailout mandated that the thrifts sell off all their junk - bond holdings by 1994 , it not only artificially increased the supply of these bonds in the market but also eliminated one of the few profitable investments thrifts have made . artificially increased What is an example of artificially increased? 29 31 +1482 4 Well , when Congress in its recent S & L bailout mandated that the thrifts sell off all their junk - bond holdings by 1994 , it not only artificially increased the supply of these bonds in the market but also eliminated one of the few profitable investments thrifts have made . eliminated one of the few How did it eliminate one of the few profitable investments thrifts made? 41 46 +1482 4 Well , when Congress in its recent S & L bailout mandated that the thrifts sell off all their junk - bond holdings by 1994 , it not only artificially increased the supply of these bonds in the market but also eliminated one of the few profitable investments thrifts have made . eliminated How did Congress eliminate the profitable investment? 41 42 +1482 5 But there is a grimly ironic twist to the Columbia loss . ironic twist What is the ironic twist of the loss? 5 7 +1482 5 But there is a grimly ironic twist to the Columbia loss . grimly ironic twist What is the grimly ironic twist to the Columbia loss? 4 7 +1482 5 But there is a grimly ironic twist to the Columbia loss . ironic twist What is the ironic twist? 5 7 +1483 1 Bethlehem Steel Corp . has agreed in principle to form a joint venture with the world ' s second - largest steelmaker , Usinor - Sacilor of France , to modernize a portion of Bethlehem ' s ailing BethForge division . steelmaker , How, if at all will they be compensated for doing this? 21 23 +1483 1 Bethlehem Steel Corp . has agreed in principle to form a joint venture with the world ' s second - largest steelmaker , Usinor - Sacilor of France , to modernize a portion of Bethlehem ' s ailing BethForge division . portion of Bethlehem ' s ailing BethForge division Why is the division struggling to keep up? 32 40 +1483 1 Bethlehem Steel Corp . has agreed in principle to form a joint venture with the world ' s second - largest steelmaker , Usinor - Sacilor of France , to modernize a portion of Bethlehem ' s ailing BethForge division . BethForge What types of products does BethForge make? 38 39 +1483 2 The venture , which involves adding sophisticated equipment to make cast - iron mill rolls , is part of a two - pronged effort to shore up a division that has posted continuing operating losses for several years . continuing operating losses for several years Why has that division faced such difficulties? 32 38 +1483 2 The venture , which involves adding sophisticated equipment to make cast - iron mill rolls , is part of a two - pronged effort to shore up a division that has posted continuing operating losses for several years . continuing operating losses for several years . What was the main culprit behind the operation's losses? 32 39 +1483 2 The venture , which involves adding sophisticated equipment to make cast - iron mill rolls , is part of a two - pronged effort to shore up a division that has posted continuing operating losses for several years . losses Who would this venture turn the operating losses around? 34 35 +1483 3 The other element includes consolidating BethForge ' s press - forge operations . press - forge What are press-forge operations? 8 11 +1483 3 The other element includes consolidating BethForge ' s press - forge operations . press - forge what is that? 8 11 +1483 4 The entire division employs about 850 workers . 850 workers How will they need to increase or decrease staff? 5 7 +1483 4 The entire division employs about 850 workers . division employs about 850 workers is that a large number? 2 7 +1483 5 While the joint venture affects only a small part of Bethlehem ' s operations , it is significant because it marks the first time the nation ' s No . 2 steelmaker has joined forces with a foreign partner . No Who is the nation's No. 1 steelmaker? 28 29 +1483 5 While the joint venture affects only a small part of Bethlehem ' s operations , it is significant because it marks the first time the nation ' s No . 2 steelmaker has joined forces with a foreign partner . partner have other big steel companies joined forces? 38 39 +1484 1 Intel Corp . ' s most powerful computer chip has flaws that could delay several computer makers ' marketing efforts , but the " bugs " aren ' t expected to hurt Intel and most computer makers . powerful computer chip Which chip was considered Intel's most powerful at this time? 6 9 +1484 1 Intel Corp . ' s most powerful computer chip has flaws that could delay several computer makers ' marketing efforts , but the " bugs " aren ' t expected to hurt Intel and most computer makers . aren ' t expected Why do these problems only affect certain makers? 26 30 +1484 1 Intel Corp . ' s most powerful computer chip has flaws that could delay several computer makers ' marketing efforts , but the " bugs " aren ' t expected to hurt Intel and most computer makers . flaws What is the flaws of Intel's Corp.'s most powerful chip? 10 11 +1484 1 Intel Corp . ' s most powerful computer chip has flaws that could delay several computer makers ' marketing efforts , but the " bugs " aren ' t expected to hurt Intel and most computer makers . " bugs " aren ' t expected to hurt Why are the \"bugs\" expected to hurt Intel and most computer makers? 23 32 +1484 1 Intel Corp . ' s most powerful computer chip has flaws that could delay several computer makers ' marketing efforts , but the " bugs " aren ' t expected to hurt Intel and most computer makers . flaws What are the flaws? 10 11 +1484 2 Computer experts familiar with the flaws , found in Intel ' s 80486 chip , say the defects don ' t affect the average user and are likely to be cleared up before most computers using the chip as their " brains " appear on the market sometime next year . the defects What were the defects found in the 486 at this time? 16 18 +1484 2 Computer experts familiar with the flaws , found in Intel ' s 80486 chip , say the defects don ' t affect the average user and are likely to be cleared up before most computers using the chip as their " brains " appear on the market sometime next year . cleared up What is Intel doing to fix it? 30 32 +1484 2 Computer experts familiar with the flaws , found in Intel ' s 80486 chip , say the defects don ' t affect the average user and are likely to be cleared up before most computers using the chip as their " brains " appear on the market sometime next year . defects don ' t affect How can they say the defects don't affect average user? 17 22 +1484 2 Computer experts familiar with the flaws , found in Intel ' s 80486 chip , say the defects don ' t affect the average user and are likely to be cleared up before most computers using the chip as their " brains " appear on the market sometime next year . average Would the defects affect the intermediate or expert users? 23 24 +1484 3 Intel said that last week a customer discovered two flaws in its 80486 microprocessor chip ' s " floating - point unit " , a set of circuits that do certain calculations . a customer discovered Who is the customer that discovered two flaws in 80486 microprocessor chip? 5 8 +1484 3 Intel said that last week a customer discovered two flaws in its 80486 microprocessor chip ' s " floating - point unit " , a set of circuits that do certain calculations . two flaws What are the two flaws discovered? 8 10 +1484 4 On Friday , Intel began notifying customers about the bugs which cause the chip to give wrong answers for some mathematical calculations . some mathematical calculations What types of calculations were causing errors in the FPU? 19 22 +1484 4 On Friday , Intel began notifying customers about the bugs which cause the chip to give wrong answers for some mathematical calculations . some What types of mathematical calculations were affected? 19 20 +1484 5 But while International Business Machines Corp . and Compaq Computer Corp . say the bugs will delay products , most big computer makers said the flaws don ' t affect them . " Bugs like this are just a normal part of product development , " said Richard Archuleta , director of Hewlett - Packard Co . ' s advanced systems development . normal part How common are they? 39 41 +1484 5 But while International Business Machines Corp . and Compaq Computer Corp . say the bugs will delay products , most big computer makers said the flaws don ' t affect them . " Bugs like this are just a normal part of product development , " said Richard Archuleta , director of Hewlett - Packard Co . ' s advanced systems development . a normal part of product development How can bugs be a normal part of product development? 38 44 +1484 5 But while International Business Machines Corp . and Compaq Computer Corp . say the bugs will delay products , most big computer makers said the flaws don ' t affect them . " Bugs like this are just a normal part of product development , " said Richard Archuleta , director of Hewlett - Packard Co . ' s advanced systems development . don ' t Why would they say mathematical flaws won't affect users? 26 29 +1485 1 The government is sharpening its newest weapon against white - collar defendants : the power to prevent them from paying their legal bills . prevent How can the government prevent defendants with money from paying their legal bills? 16 17 +1485 1 The government is sharpening its newest weapon against white - collar defendants : the power to prevent them from paying their legal bills . paying their legal bills How can prevention of paying legal bills be powerful? 19 23 +1485 2 And defense lawyers are warning that they won ' t stick around if they don ' t get paid . warning Is there an opportunity for white-collar defendants to get around this new tool and continue to pay their lawyers? 4 5 +1485 3 The issue has come to a boil in Newark , N . J . , where federal prosecutors have warned lawyers for Eddie Antar that if the founder and former chairman of Crazy Eddie Inc . is indicted , the government may move to seize the money that Mr . Antar is using to pay legal fees . seize Can the government specifically target money for legal fees in a seizure? 44 45 +1485 3 The issue has come to a boil in Newark , N . J . , where federal prosecutors have warned lawyers for Eddie Antar that if the founder and former chairman of Crazy Eddie Inc . is indicted , the government may move to seize the money that Mr . Antar is using to pay legal fees . Eddie Antar Why is Eddie Antar be indicted? 22 24 +1485 4 The warning by the U . S . attorney ' s office follows two decisions by the U . S . Supreme Court last June . two decisions by the U . S . Supreme Court Which decisions by the SCOTUS were concerning these types of white-collar actions? 13 23 +1485 4 The warning by the U . S . attorney ' s office follows two decisions by the U . S . Supreme Court last June . two What were the two decisions made by the Supreme Court in June? 13 14 +1485 4 The warning by the U . S . attorney ' s office follows two decisions by the U . S . Supreme Court last June . two decisions what were they? 13 15 +1485 5 In those cases , the high court ruled that federal law gives prosecutors broad authority to seize assets of people accused of racketeering and drug - related crimes , including fees paid to lawyers before an indictment . accused of racketeering and drug - related crimes , What was the prevailing thinking before these decisions? 20 29 +1486 1 SYDNEY - Qintex Australia Ltd . , under pressure from bank lenders , has called in accounting firm Peat Marwick Hungerfords to help oversee asset sales and restructure the resorts and media company . restructure the resorts and media company Why is the company needing a restructuring? 27 33 +1486 1 SYDNEY - Qintex Australia Ltd . , under pressure from bank lenders , has called in accounting firm Peat Marwick Hungerfords to help oversee asset sales and restructure the resorts and media company . oversee asset sales and restructure the resorts Why is this needed? 23 30 +1486 1 SYDNEY - Qintex Australia Ltd . , under pressure from bank lenders , has called in accounting firm Peat Marwick Hungerfords to help oversee asset sales and restructure the resorts and media company . pressure Why were bank lenders pressuring Qintex Australia Ltd? 8 9 +1486 2 Analysts said the move could presage even harsher action by the banks . even harsher action by the banks . What sort of harsh actions could take place for this company? 6 13 +1486 2 Analysts said the move could presage even harsher action by the banks . harsher What are some examples of harsher actions? 7 8 +1486 3 But any move by the banks to take over Qintex Australia ' s management could threaten its ability to operate its national television network under Australian broadcast license rules . under Australian broadcast license rules What type of licensing rules does Australia have for media companies? 24 29 +1486 3 But any move by the banks to take over Qintex Australia ' s management could threaten its ability to operate its national television network under Australian broadcast license rules . rules What are the specifics of these license rules? 28 29 +1486 4 That , in turn , could substantially reduce the value of the television assets . substantially reduce the value By how much could this lead to a depreciation of the value of the company? 6 10 +1486 5 The appointment of Peat Marwick , which has a unit that specializes in advising troubled companies , came about as a result of a round of meetings held by Qintex Australia Chairman Christopher Skase with bank creditors . companies , What other companies had been advised by Peat Marwick's unit? 15 17 +1487 1 General Motors Corp . said it will temporarily idle its Arlington , Texas , assembly plant for one week beginning Monday because of slow sales . because of slow sales What was causing the slow sales? 21 25 +1487 1 General Motors Corp . said it will temporarily idle its Arlington , Texas , assembly plant for one week beginning Monday because of slow sales . Monday When is this Monday, what day of the year? 20 21 +1487 1 General Motors Corp . said it will temporarily idle its Arlington , Texas , assembly plant for one week beginning Monday because of slow sales . slow sales How slow are these sales? 23 25 +1487 2 The closing will affect about 3 , 000 workers and eliminate production of 700 cars . affect about 3 , 000 workers What are the implications of this affecting so many workers? 3 9 +1487 3 The assembly plant builds the Cadillac DeVille , Chevrolet Caprice and Oldsmobile Cutlass Ciera Wagon . builds Are these three cars the only model that this plant builds? 3 4 +1487 5 The plant builds chassis for recreational vehicles and about 450 workers will be affected by the closing . recreational vehicles What types of models, all GM models? 5 7 +1487 5 The plant builds chassis for recreational vehicles and about 450 workers will be affected by the closing . 450 workers will be affected How will they be affected? 9 14 +1488 1 Turner Broadcasting System Inc . said it expects to report an extraordinary loss of about $ 122 million in the fourth quarter due to early retirement of debt . early retirement of debt Why was this taking place? 24 28 +1488 1 Turner Broadcasting System Inc . said it expects to report an extraordinary loss of about $ 122 million in the fourth quarter due to early retirement of debt . fourth quarter Fourth quarter of what? 20 22 +1488 2 The cable programmer said the loss will consist primarily of prepayment penalties , and unamortized issue discount and costs related to its just - completed $ 1 . 6 billion refinancing of its long - term debt and some preferred stock in one of its subsidiaries . one of its subsidiaries . Which subsidiary was undergoing refinancing? 42 47 +1488 2 The cable programmer said the loss will consist primarily of prepayment penalties , and unamortized issue discount and costs related to its just - completed $ 1 . 6 billion refinancing of its long - term debt and some preferred stock in one of its subsidiaries . cable programmer Who is the cable programmer? 1 3 +1488 3 A Turner spokesman wouldn ' t speculate on the extent of the charge ' s effect on the quarter ' s earnings , but said the company continues to expect to report a net loss for 1989 . charge ' s What charge? 12 15 +1488 4 The company said the repayment or redemption of the long - term debt , and the outstanding Class A cumulative exchangeable preferred stock of Cable News Network , was made possible by an offering of about $ 750 million of debentures and notes and $ 900 million in bank borrowings . stock Were these stocks in the cable company? 22 23 +1488 5 The offering included $ 550 million of 12 % senior subordinated debentures due 2001 and $ 200 million of zero coupon liquid yield option notes due 2004 . zero coupon liquid What does this mean? 19 22 +1489 1 Finnish government officials are negotiating with creditors of Waertsilae Marine Oy , a major shipyard that filed for bankruptcy protection this week , amid confusion and mounting doubts that collapse of the nation ' s entire shipbuilding industry can be averted . of the nation ' s entire shipbuilding industry What is behind the drop in shipbuilding? 30 38 +1489 1 Finnish government officials are negotiating with creditors of Waertsilae Marine Oy , a major shipyard that filed for bankruptcy protection this week , amid confusion and mounting doubts that collapse of the nation ' s entire shipbuilding industry can be averted . collapse What caused the collapse? 29 30 +1489 1 Finnish government officials are negotiating with creditors of Waertsilae Marine Oy , a major shipyard that filed for bankruptcy protection this week , amid confusion and mounting doubts that collapse of the nation ' s entire shipbuilding industry can be averted . shipbuilding What caused this collapse of the Finnish shipbuilding industry? 36 37 +1489 1 Finnish government officials are negotiating with creditors of Waertsilae Marine Oy , a major shipyard that filed for bankruptcy protection this week , amid confusion and mounting doubts that collapse of the nation ' s entire shipbuilding industry can be averted . this week , which week was it? 20 23 +1489 2 At stake are almost 10 , 000 jobs in an industry that has been the mainstay of Finland ' s post - war economic revival . industry Who are Waertsilae Marine Oy's main customers? Has the number of projects declined? 10 11 +1489 2 At stake are almost 10 , 000 jobs in an industry that has been the mainstay of Finland ' s post - war economic revival . Finland ' s post - war world war 2 they mean? 17 23 +1489 3 Shipbuilding became a point of pride as Finnish shipyards remained profitable long after rivals collapsed all over Europe . Finnish shipyards remained profitable Why had they stayed so profitable for so long after other nations had lost their ability to do so? 7 11 +1489 3 Shipbuilding became a point of pride as Finnish shipyards remained profitable long after rivals collapsed all over Europe . rivals collapsed What caused the collapse of the rivals 13 15 +1489 3 Shipbuilding became a point of pride as Finnish shipyards remained profitable long after rivals collapsed all over Europe . profitable Had the lack of profitability been sudden or did it occur over time? 10 11 +1489 4 But if , as many now fear , Waertsilae Marine joins the ranks of failed shipyards it might turn out to be remembered most as a blemish on Finland ' s international reputation . shipyards Is Waertsilae Marine the last of Finland's still operating shipyards? 15 16 +1489 4 But if , as many now fear , Waertsilae Marine joins the ranks of failed shipyards it might turn out to be remembered most as a blemish on Finland ' s international reputation . international reputation is there reputation positive? 31 33 +1489 5 The shipyard ' s 6 . 5 billion Finnish markka ( $ 1 . 54 billion ) backlog includes about 20 ships ordered by big international shippers , including three for Carnival Cruise Lines Inc . backlog Is Waertsilae Marine still working on this backlog of orders? 17 18 +1490 1 I was impressed by the perceptiveness of your Sept . 12 story " Rural Enterprise : Tough Row To Hoe . " your whose story? 7 8 +1490 1 I was impressed by the perceptiveness of your Sept . 12 story " Rural Enterprise : Tough Row To Hoe . " I who is writing this? 0 1 +1490 1 I was impressed by the perceptiveness of your Sept . 12 story " Rural Enterprise : Tough Row To Hoe . " your Who is \"your\" refering to? 7 8 +1490 1 I was impressed by the perceptiveness of your Sept . 12 story " Rural Enterprise : Tough Row To Hoe . " story What is the topic of this story? 11 12 +1490 2 We lived in rural areas many years , but now live in St . Louis County , Mo . We who is we? 0 1 +1490 2 We lived in rural areas many years , but now live in St . Louis County , Mo . We Who is \"we\" referring to? 0 1 +1490 3 This morning as I drove the 13 miles to my law office and endured the routine heavy traffic during that twice - daily journey , I thought of how fortunate it was that we made the decision to be residents of an expanding community with so many opportunities and where so much is happening . opportunities What types of opportunities is the narrator referring to in St. Louis County? 47 48 +1490 5 I thought back to our time in small , sparsely populated communities . our who is our? 4 5 +1490 5 I thought back to our time in small , sparsely populated communities . sparsely What's considered sparse (e.g. 200, 2000 or 20,000)? 9 10 +1490 5 I thought back to our time in small , sparsely populated communities . time How long did the writer spend in small communities? 5 6 +1491 1 The following issues were recently filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission : issues Which issues were filed? 2 3 +1491 1 The following issues were recently filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission : following issues which issues? 1 3 +1491 2 Anheuser - Busch Cos . , shelf offering of $ 575 million of debt securities . debt What is the difference between debt securities and equity securities? 13 14 +1491 2 Anheuser - Busch Cos . , shelf offering of $ 575 million of debt securities . $ 575 million of debt securities . What sort of debt did Anheuser have? 9 16 +1491 2 Anheuser - Busch Cos . , shelf offering of $ 575 million of debt securities . debt securities what are debt securities? 13 15 +1491 3 Coca - Cola Bottling Co . Consolidated , shelf offering of $ 200 million of debt securities , via Salomon Brothers Inc . and Goldman , Sachs & Co . shelf What happens in a shelf offering? 8 9 +1491 5 Home Nutritional Services Inc . , a wholly owned subsidiary of Healthdyne Inc . , proposed initial offering of four million common shares , of which 1 . 8 million will be sold by Home Nutritional Services and 2 . 2 million will be sold by Healthdyne , via Smith Barney , Harris Upham & Co . common How many different types of shares can a company offer? 21 22 +1491 5 Home Nutritional Services Inc . , a wholly owned subsidiary of Healthdyne Inc . , proposed initial offering of four million common shares , of which 1 . 8 million will be sold by Home Nutritional Services and 2 . 2 million will be sold by Healthdyne , via Smith Barney , Harris Upham & Co . wholly owned subsidiary what is this term exactly? 7 10 +1492 1 The agony of unrequited love . It may be what keeps us devoted to the felines in our lives . us who? people in general? cat owners? a specific group of people? 11 12 +1492 1 The agony of unrequited love . It may be what keeps us devoted to the felines in our lives . keeps us devoted to the felines How does this keep a person with a cat? 10 16 +1492 1 The agony of unrequited love . It may be what keeps us devoted to the felines in our lives . felines Why do we need to be devoted to our felines? 15 16 +1492 2 A recent study confirms what cat owners have long known . recent study confirms What was the study looking at trying to confirm? 1 4 +1492 2 A recent study confirms what cat owners have long known . what cat owners have long known . What have cat owners long known? 4 11 +1492 3 Our cats understand us when we talk to them , they just don ' t give a fig about what we have to say . don ' t give a fig about what we have to say Why are cats so uncaring about what is being said? 12 24 +1492 3 Our cats understand us when we talk to them , they just don ' t give a fig about what we have to say . understand How can cats understand what we say? 2 3 +1492 4 A study by two University of Tokyo researchers , published by Springer in Animal Cognition journal , determined cats recognize their owners ' voices from those of strangers . owners ' voices from those of strangers What mechanisms are at play with cats to make them able to discern these voices? 21 28 +1492 4 A study by two University of Tokyo researchers , published by Springer in Animal Cognition journal , determined cats recognize their owners ' voices from those of strangers . owners ' voices from those of strangers . How are cats able to recognize their owners' voices from those of strangers? 21 29 +1492 4 A study by two University of Tokyo researchers , published by Springer in Animal Cognition journal , determined cats recognize their owners ' voices from those of strangers . recognize How can they recognise those voices? 19 20 +1492 5 Conducted by Atsuko Saito and Kazutaka Shinozuka , the test included 20 domesticated cats from 14 homes that were tested in their own familiar places so the stress of moving them to strange surroundings had no role in the outcome of the tests . tested How did this test take form? 19 20 +1493 1 MIAMI - In matters of love , nothing says romance like a moonlit beach . romance like a moonlit beach . Why are moonlit beaches considered romantic? 9 15 +1493 2 Especially if you ' re a lusty horseshoe crab and the tide is high . tide What does the tide have to do with a horsehoe crab? 11 12 +1493 3 Every spring , from Florida to New Jersey , crabs that look more like fossils than a postcard for passion make their way ashore by the thousands when the moon is bright to lay millions of eggs that provide critical food for migrating shorebirds . ashore What type of coast do they prefer? 23 24 +1493 3 Every spring , from Florida to New Jersey , crabs that look more like fossils than a postcard for passion make their way ashore by the thousands when the moon is bright to lay millions of eggs that provide critical food for migrating shorebirds . food How do the crabs protect their eggs? 40 41 +1493 4 But in the 1990s , their numbers began falling . their numbers began falling Why was there such a decrease? 5 9 +1493 4 But in the 1990s , their numbers began falling . numbers What did their numbers fall? 6 7 +1493 4 But in the 1990s , their numbers began falling . numbers began falling why was this? 6 9 +1493 5 Scientists aren ' t sure why but they suspect the continuing decline stems from fishing , loss of habitat and a global demand for their sky - blue blood , which is used to screen for toxins in injectable drugs . used to screen for toxins What sort of toxins does the crab blood screen for? 32 37 +1493 5 Scientists aren ' t sure why but they suspect the continuing decline stems from fishing , loss of habitat and a global demand for their sky - blue blood , which is used to screen for toxins in injectable drugs . blood , Is their blood really blue or is this a figure of speech? 28 30 +1493 5 Scientists aren ' t sure why but they suspect the continuing decline stems from fishing , loss of habitat and a global demand for their sky - blue blood , which is used to screen for toxins in injectable drugs . drugs What types of toxins are screened with crab blood? 39 40 +1494 1 PITTSBURGH - They aren ' t exactly the Monuments Men , and it wasn ' t art stolen by the Nazis . Monuments Men , Who are the Monuments Men? 8 11 +1494 1 PITTSBURGH - They aren ' t exactly the Monuments Men , and it wasn ' t art stolen by the Nazis . it What is the 'it' being referred to? 12 13 +1494 1 PITTSBURGH - They aren ' t exactly the Monuments Men , and it wasn ' t art stolen by the Nazis . stolen What are these stolen arts? 17 18 +1494 2 But the technological sleuthing it took a group of Carnegie Mellon University students and alumni to recover and preserve some digital images apparently created and stored by Andy Warhol on old - school floppy computer disks nearly 30 years ago is a tale worth telling . recover and preserve How did they recover and restore these digital images? 16 19 +1494 2 But the technological sleuthing it took a group of Carnegie Mellon University students and alumni to recover and preserve some digital images apparently created and stored by Andy Warhol on old - school floppy computer disks nearly 30 years ago is a tale worth telling . images What were the images of? 21 22 +1494 2 But the technological sleuthing it took a group of Carnegie Mellon University students and alumni to recover and preserve some digital images apparently created and stored by Andy Warhol on old - school floppy computer disks nearly 30 years ago is a tale worth telling . technological sleuthing Why was it a technological sleuthing? 2 4 +1494 3 The Andy Warhol Museum , CMU and the Carnegie Museum of Art - which all had a hand in the project - revealed the story Thursday morning in three news releases that included some of the images . project Who spearheaded the project? 20 21 +1494 3 The Andy Warhol Museum , CMU and the Carnegie Museum of Art - which all had a hand in the project - revealed the story Thursday morning in three news releases that included some of the images . some of the images Why did they include some of the images? 33 37 +1494 4 Those three images of an altered Botticelli ' s " Venus , " a Warhol self - portrait , and a Campbell ' s soup can - of 28 that were found on the disks - were enough to excite Warhol fanatics around the world over the possibility that something - anything - new by the King of Pop Art had been revealed . new Did the images contain never-before-seen artworks? 53 54 +1494 4 Those three images of an altered Botticelli ' s " Venus , " a Warhol self - portrait , and a Campbell ' s soup can - of 28 that were found on the disks - were enough to excite Warhol fanatics around the world over the possibility that something - anything - new by the King of Pop Art had been revealed . Warhol How popular is Warhol? 14 15 +1494 5 They were created on Warhol ' s Commodore Amiga computer in 1985 and included versions of some of his other most iconic images such as a banana and Marilyn Monroe , neither of which have been released yet , and may never be . Commodore Amiga computer How were these computers used to make art? 7 10 +1494 5 They were created on Warhol ' s Commodore Amiga computer in 1985 and included versions of some of his other most iconic images such as a banana and Marilyn Monroe , neither of which have been released yet , and may never be . may Who will decide whether or not to release these images? 40 41 +1494 5 They were created on Warhol ' s Commodore Amiga computer in 1985 and included versions of some of his other most iconic images such as a banana and Marilyn Monroe , neither of which have been released yet , and may never be . most iconic images Why were these most iconic images not released? 20 23 +1494 5 They were created on Warhol ' s Commodore Amiga computer in 1985 and included versions of some of his other most iconic images such as a banana and Marilyn Monroe , neither of which have been released yet , and may never be . and may never be Why might some of these images stay under wraps? 39 43 +1495 1 FRESNO , Calif . - California water authorities are killing salmon and destroying farming . killing salmon and destroying farming How are the authorities causing farming and fisheries to struggle? 9 14 +1495 1 FRESNO , Calif . - California water authorities are killing salmon and destroying farming . California water authorities Accidentally or purposely? 5 8 +1495 1 FRESNO , Calif . - California water authorities are killing salmon and destroying farming . killing salmon and destroying farming How are California water authorities causing this damage? 9 14 +1495 1 FRESNO , Calif . - California water authorities are killing salmon and destroying farming . killing Why are they killing salmon and destroying farming? 9 10 +1495 2 They ' re endangering shorebirds , threatening city taps and quite possibly raising the crime rate . raising the crime rate How is the water authority responsible for an increase in crime? 12 16 +1495 2 They ' re endangering shorebirds , threatening city taps and quite possibly raising the crime rate . raising the crime rate How are CA water authorities raising the crime rate? 12 16 +1495 2 They ' re endangering shorebirds , threatening city taps and quite possibly raising the crime rate . crime What does the crime rate have to do with killing salmon an destroying farming? 14 15 +1495 3 That ' s a sampling of the four dozen comments and protests on the website of the State Water Resources Control Board about emergency water management after the driest winter in decades . driest winter in decades When was the last time California received so little water during the winter? 28 32 +1495 3 That ' s a sampling of the four dozen comments and protests on the website of the State Water Resources Control Board about emergency water management after the driest winter in decades . comments Are these comments from the general public? 9 10 +1495 3 That ' s a sampling of the four dozen comments and protests on the website of the State Water Resources Control Board about emergency water management after the driest winter in decades . driest winter in decades How severe is the drought in California? 28 32 +1495 3 That ' s a sampling of the four dozen comments and protests on the website of the State Water Resources Control Board about emergency water management after the driest winter in decades . comments What individuals or groups are leaving the comments? 9 10 +1495 4 From all over California , farmers , environmental lawyers , wildlife groups , cities and even the Fresno County sheriff have posted thoughts in a siege of protests to state officials about the use of this year ' s puny snowpack and half - empty reservoirs . puny snowpack and half - empty reservoirs How can the limited water supply best be managed? 39 46 +1495 4 From all over California , farmers , environmental lawyers , wildlife groups , cities and even the Fresno County sheriff have posted thoughts in a siege of protests to state officials about the use of this year ' s puny snowpack and half - empty reservoirs . half - empty What is their position in regards to the half-empty reservoirs? 42 45 +1495 5 " This year is a whole new level of crazy , " said Ara Azhderian of the San Joaquin & amp ; Delta - Mendota Water Authority , representing many farmers who are forecast to get zero water this year . get zero water this Why are farmers receiving no water at all? 35 39 +1495 5 " This year is a whole new level of crazy , " said Ara Azhderian of the San Joaquin & amp ; Delta - Mendota Water Authority , representing many farmers who are forecast to get zero water this year . zero water What are farmers who do not receive water supposed to do to survive? 36 38 +1495 5 " This year is a whole new level of crazy , " said Ara Azhderian of the San Joaquin & amp ; Delta - Mendota Water Authority , representing many farmers who are forecast to get zero water this year . zero water How much water is Azhderian advocating on behalf of the farmers? 36 38 +1496 1 JERUSALEM - Professor Mohammed Dajani expected criticism when he took Palestinian students to Poland last month to visit the site of the Auschwitz concentration camp . expected criticism Why did he expect such criticism? 5 7 +1496 1 JERUSALEM - Professor Mohammed Dajani expected criticism when he took Palestinian students to Poland last month to visit the site of the Auschwitz concentration camp . Professor Mohammed Dajani expected criticism Why did the professor expect criticism? 2 7 +1496 1 JERUSALEM - Professor Mohammed Dajani expected criticism when he took Palestinian students to Poland last month to visit the site of the Auschwitz concentration camp . expected criticism Why did he expect criticism for taking the students to visit the site of Auschwitz? 5 7 +1496 2 But he wasn ' t prepared for the uproar that followed . the uproar that followed Why was there an uproar? 7 11 +1496 2 But he wasn ' t prepared for the uproar that followed . uproar Why was there an uproar? 8 9 +1496 3 In online posts and comments , Palestinian critics denounced the visit as treason . denounced the visit as treason . Why would the visit be considered treason? 8 14 +1496 3 In online posts and comments , Palestinian critics denounced the visit as treason . visit as treason What about this visit would qualify as treason? 10 13 +1496 3 In online posts and comments , Palestinian critics denounced the visit as treason . Palestinian critics Why are there Palestinian critics? In other words, what is it about Palestine that makes people be considered critics? 6 8 +1496 3 In online posts and comments , Palestinian critics denounced the visit as treason . denounced the visit as treason how and why? 8 13 +1496 4 Acquaintances counseled the professor to keep a low profile , stay away from his university campus and consider taking a vacation abroad , he recalled . consider taking a vacation abroad , How would taking a vacation abroad help this situation, if he would still be returning when the vacation is over? 17 23 +1496 5 " People said we were giving support to Zionism and promoting its propaganda , as if we were giving up on our rights , " Dajani said in an interview in East Jerusalem , the city ' s Arab side , which Palestinians claim as the capital of a future state . its propaganda , What did they mean by propaganda, in this case? 11 14 +1497 1 ALAMOGORDO , N . M . - A documentary film production company has found buried in a New Mexico landfill hundreds of the Atari " E . T " . Atari What is this? 23 24 +1497 1 ALAMOGORDO , N . M . - A documentary film production company has found buried in a New Mexico landfill hundreds of the Atari " E . T " . found What was the production company doing at the landfill? 13 14 +1497 1 ALAMOGORDO , N . M . - A documentary film production company has found buried in a New Mexico landfill hundreds of the Atari " E . T " . hundreds Why were hundreds of Atari \"E.T.\" dumped in the landfill? 20 21 +1497 1 ALAMOGORDO , N . M . - A documentary film production company has found buried in a New Mexico landfill hundreds of the Atari " E . T " . hundreds of the Atari " E . T " Why were so many buried in the landfill? 20 29 +1497 2 game cartridges that some call the worst video game ever made . video game Which video game is this? 7 9 +1497 2 game cartridges that some call the worst video game ever made . worst Why was the game so terrible? 6 7 +1497 2 game cartridges that some call the worst video game ever made . some call the worst video game ever made . Why was the game seen as so bad? 3 12 +1497 3 Film director Zak Penn showed one " E . T " . " E . T " E.T. the movie? 6 11 +1497 4 cartridge retrieved from the site and said that hundreds more were found in the mounds of trash and dirt scooped by a backhoe . site Is this site the one in Mexico? 4 5 +1497 4 cartridge retrieved from the site and said that hundreds more were found in the mounds of trash and dirt scooped by a backhoe . backhoe Why are they digging at the site? 22 23 +1497 4 cartridge retrieved from the site and said that hundreds more were found in the mounds of trash and dirt scooped by a backhoe . backhoe what is this? 22 23 +1497 5 About 200 residents and game enthusiasts gathered early Saturday in southeastern New Mexico to watch backhoes and bulldozers dig through the concrete - covered landfill in search of up to a million discarded copies of " E . T . discarded copies Is this some conspiracy or something? 32 34 +1497 5 About 200 residents and game enthusiasts gathered early Saturday in southeastern New Mexico to watch backhoes and bulldozers dig through the concrete - covered landfill in search of up to a million discarded copies of " E . T . copies When did Atari release \"E.T.\"? 33 34 +1497 5 About 200 residents and game enthusiasts gathered early Saturday in southeastern New Mexico to watch backhoes and bulldozers dig through the concrete - covered landfill in search of up to a million discarded copies of " E . T . in search of up to a million discarded copies Why were so many thrown out at this one site? 25 34 +1498 1 FRESNO , Calif . - Fifteen years ago , there were just 105 Sierra Nevada bighorn sheep across their namesake mountain range . 105 Sierra Nevada bighorn sheep Why were there so few? 12 17 +1498 4 " This shows that recovery is actually feasible and possible , " says Daniel Gammons , biologist at Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks . recovery Recovery done by who? 4 5 +1498 5 " Most species that end up on the endangered species list don ' t ever come off , and there ' s a real opportunity here to see success " . real opportunity How long is the plan? 23 25 +1498 5 " Most species that end up on the endangered species list don ' t ever come off , and there ' s a real opportunity here to see success " . don ' t ever come off , Why is it so rare for endangered animals to find their way off the list? 11 18 +1499 1 WASHINGTON - The Founding Fathers will meet the selfie generation next week when the Supreme Court dials up the case of a California man incriminated by his smartphone . incriminated by his smartphone How did the man's smartphone get him in trouble? 24 28 +1499 1 WASHINGTON - The Founding Fathers will meet the selfie generation next week when the Supreme Court dials up the case of a California man incriminated by his smartphone . California What was this California man accused of doing? 22 23 +1499 1 WASHINGTON - The Founding Fathers will meet the selfie generation next week when the Supreme Court dials up the case of a California man incriminated by his smartphone . selfie generation who are they? 8 10 +1499 2 Loaded with pictures , some of them imprudent , David Leon Riley ' s Samsung Instinct was searched by police in 2009 without a warrant . searched by police in 2009 without a warrant How could the police search the man's phone without a warrant? 17 25 +1499 2 Loaded with pictures , some of them imprudent , David Leon Riley ' s Samsung Instinct was searched by police in 2009 without a warrant . searched Does this seem like an invasion of privacy? 17 18 +1499 2 Loaded with pictures , some of them imprudent , David Leon Riley ' s Samsung Instinct was searched by police in 2009 without a warrant . imprudent , what is the meaning of this word? 7 9 +1499 3 He got busted . Now the justices , who sometimes seem uncomfortable with new technologies , will consider a quintessentially 21st - century problem . quintessentially Why is it quintessential? 19 20 +1499 3 He got busted . Now the justices , who sometimes seem uncomfortable with new technologies , will consider a quintessentially 21st - century problem . busted What was he busted for? 2 3 +1499 4 In an unplugged courtroom Tuesday , where television cameras and electronic devices have long been banned , justices must fit data - packed smartphones into the contours of the Fourth Amendment ' s guarantee against unreasonable searches and seizures . Fourth What was the result of this deliberation? 29 30 +1499 5 The eventual outcome will clarify rules that were written long before phones wised up . phones Mostly cell phones - right? 11 12 +1499 5 The eventual outcome will clarify rules that were written long before phones wised up . rules What other Amendments have had to be clarified to fit in to 21st-century problems? 5 6 +1500 1 It ' s the underdog of U . S . currency , the greenback more likely to be found tucked inside a dresser drawer or wallet than a cash register . underdog of U . S . currency , What is the underdog of U.S. currency? 4 12 +1500 1 It ' s the underdog of U . S . currency , the greenback more likely to be found tucked inside a dresser drawer or wallet than a cash register . the greenback Which greenback? 12 14 +1500 1 It ' s the underdog of U . S . currency , the greenback more likely to be found tucked inside a dresser drawer or wallet than a cash register . greenback What is greenback currency? 13 14 +1500 2 The $ 2 bill makes up just 3 percent of all paper money circulating in the states . 3 percent Why does the $2 bill only make up 3 percent of money in circulation? 7 9 +1500 2 The $ 2 bill makes up just 3 percent of all paper money circulating in the states . 3 Why is the $2 bill so uncommon? 7 8 +1500 3 Now , it ' s about to get its time in the limelight , thanks to a Delray Beach , Fla . , man who has always loved it . about to get its time in the limelight , How is it going to get time in the limelight? 5 14 +1500 3 Now , it ' s about to get its time in the limelight , thanks to a Delray Beach , Fla . , man who has always loved it . Delray Beach , Who is Delray Beach and why does he matter? 17 20 +1500 4 John Bennardo is crisscrossing the country to film a documentary that ' ll tell the story of the two and its " magic " . the story of the two and its " magic " Why are $2 bills seen as so much more desirable? 14 24 +1500 4 John Bennardo is crisscrossing the country to film a documentary that ' ll tell the story of the two and its " magic " . " magic " What magic are they referring to? 21 24 +1500 5 " I think everyone ' s curious about it , " he said . everyone ' s curious about it , " Why is everyone so curious about it? 3 11 +1500 5 " I think everyone ' s curious about it , " he said . everyone ' s curious Why do they feel everyone would be curious about this? 3 7 1500 5 " I think everyone ' s curious about it , " he said . curious Was the documentary ever finished? 6 7 \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/2022/TrainedModels/02_bart/data/readme.md b/TrainedModels/02_bart/data/readme.md similarity index 100% rename from 2022/TrainedModels/02_bart/data/readme.md rename to TrainedModels/02_bart/data/readme.md diff --git a/2022/TrainedModels/02_bart/data/transformers-test.json b/TrainedModels/02_bart/data/transformers-test.json similarity index 100% rename from 2022/TrainedModels/02_bart/data/transformers-test.json rename to TrainedModels/02_bart/data/transformers-test.json diff --git 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rename to _config.yml diff --git a/2022/baseline_data_wrangling.ipynb b/baseline_data_wrangling.ipynb similarity index 100% rename from 2022/baseline_data_wrangling.ipynb rename to baseline_data_wrangling.ipynb diff --git a/2022/interview-streamlit/README.md b/interview-streamlit/README.md similarity index 97% rename from 2022/interview-streamlit/README.md rename to interview-streamlit/README.md index a20d3ff..b76c438 100644 --- a/2022/interview-streamlit/README.md +++ b/interview-streamlit/README.md @@ -1,16 +1,16 @@ -# Interview AI Test Website - -This is an Interview AI testing stack designed by the [Senior Project 2021](https://haramkoo.github.io/InterviewAI/) team using the [Streamlit](https://streamlit.io/) framework. The production is meant to be live [here](https://huggingface.co/spaces/calvininterview/interview-streamlit), but it is currently down for unknown reasons. - -Run the following commands to run the front-end in your machine: - -*It is highly recommended that you run these commands in some sort of [Python virtual environment](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N5vscPTWKOk).* - -``` -pip install -r requirements.txt -``` -``` -streamlit run app.py -``` - -The last command should launch the app in your favorite browser. +# Interview AI Test Website + +This is an Interview AI testing stack designed by the [Senior Project 2021](https://haramkoo.github.io/InterviewAI/) team using the [Streamlit](https://streamlit.io/) framework. The production is meant to be live [here](https://huggingface.co/spaces/calvininterview/interview-streamlit), but it is currently down for unknown reasons. + +Run the following commands to run the front-end in your machine: + +*It is highly recommended that you run these commands in some sort of [Python virtual environment](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N5vscPTWKOk).* + +``` +pip install -r requirements.txt +``` +``` +streamlit run app.py +``` + +The last command should launch the app in your favorite browser. diff --git a/2022/interview-streamlit/app.py b/interview-streamlit/app.py similarity index 98% rename from 2022/interview-streamlit/app.py rename to interview-streamlit/app.py index b0660c8..53f3551 100644 --- a/2022/interview-streamlit/app.py +++ b/interview-streamlit/app.py @@ -1,71 +1,71 @@ -import streamlit as st - -from backend import genQuestion - -# Examples for each models -context_example = '' -context_length = '' -examples = [ - "Well, I was born in South Africa, lived there until I was 17. Came to North America of my own accord, against my parent’s wishes. And was in Canada for a few years. I started school there which is where I met my wife. Transferred down to the University of Pennsylvania and got a degree in physics, degree in business at Wharton. Came out to California with the intent of doing a PHD in the material science and physics [unintelligible] with an eye towards using that as an energy storage unit for electric vehicles. I ended up deferring that graduate work to start a couple to start a couple of area companies, one of which people have heard about, such as Pay Pal.", - "Hi my name is Maria Sanchez, and I was born in Japan. I lived there for 20 years and moved out to the United States for college. I studied graphic design and later realized that my true passion was in fashion. It's lovely to see amazing models wearing my collection this fall, can't wait to show it to you guys soon. ", - "I moved from Indiana to California when I was 19 to pursue my career as an young entrepreneur with a small loan of million dollars. My first start up was Blindr, where we sold blinders that auto adjusts depending on the time of the day. It was revolutionary, in only 2 years, we were able to accumulate 10 million customers and gain attraction internationally. We are planning to go further beyond this year with Blindr 2.0 where not only auto adjusts your blinders, but it also detects intruders who are violating your privacy at any time. ", - "I think things out well. When I speak, I speak with conviction. If I feel like it's something that best suits me and my person, I deal with it. I say it. I have no problem speaking out publicly about issues. But for personal things, and for things about personal selfishness, or wanting more money, I don't do that. Once I give my word, that's it. I don't go back to renegotiate. I don't renegotiate my contracts." -] - -# Wide page layout -st.set_page_config(layout="wide") - -# Title -st.title("Interview AI Test Website") -st.caption("With the advent of machine learning, it has become increasingly clear that AI is capable of completing tasks that were hitherto considered only possible by human minds. We are now pushing the boundaries of what AI can do with natural language processing (NLP), from summarizing pages of text to keeping up a conversation with a human. Our project aims to join those on the frontier of machine learning by creating an AI Interviewer. There are two main problems to address here: first, whether creating such an interviewer will be possible, and second, whether it will be any good. The models have been fed datasets derived from https://www.kaggle.com/datasets/shuyangli94/interview-npr-media-dialog-transcripts") - -# Adding a Session State to store stateful variables -if 'button_sent' not in st.session_state: - st.session_state.button_sent = False - -col1, col2, col3 = st.columns(3) - -context_option = col2.selectbox( - 'Feel free to choose one of our premade contexts', - ('Select one','Elon Musk', 'Fashion designer', 'Young entrepreneur', 'Michael Jordan') -) - -if context_option == 'Select one': - context_example = "" -elif context_option == 'Elon Musk': - context_example = examples[0] -elif context_option == 'Fashion designer': - context_example = examples[1] -elif context_option == 'Young entrepreneur': - context_example = examples[2] -else: - context_example = examples[3] - -option = col1.selectbox( - 'Please select a model.', - ('Base model', 'Lengthed model', 'Reverse model') -) - -if option == 'Base model': - st.write("This is the re-fine-tuned base model for our interview AI. It returns strings terminating in a question mark (?).") -elif option == 'Lengthed model': - st.write("This is a length-tagged version of our interview AI. You can specify how long its responses should be (ranges of multiples of 10)") -elif option == 'Reverse model': - st.write("This model asks a question that would have resulted in the context you provide (a.k.a. it traverses backward through the interview)") - -if option == 'Lengthed model': - context_length = col3.selectbox( - 'Length of response', - ('1-10', '11-20', '21-30', '31-40', '41-50', '51-60', '61-70', '71-80', '81-90', '91+') - ) - -# Input fields -# user inputs context to construct a response (str) -input = st.text_area('Context', value=context_example) - -if st.button('Submit') or st.session_state.button_sent: - with st.spinner('Generating a response...'): - output = genQuestion(option, input, context_length) - print(output) - st.session_state.button_sent = True - st.text_area(label="Generated Responses:", value=output, height=200) +import streamlit as st + +from backend import genQuestion + +# Examples for each models +context_example = '' +context_length = '' +examples = [ + "Well, I was born in South Africa, lived there until I was 17. Came to North America of my own accord, against my parent’s wishes. And was in Canada for a few years. I started school there which is where I met my wife. Transferred down to the University of Pennsylvania and got a degree in physics, degree in business at Wharton. Came out to California with the intent of doing a PHD in the material science and physics [unintelligible] with an eye towards using that as an energy storage unit for electric vehicles. I ended up deferring that graduate work to start a couple to start a couple of area companies, one of which people have heard about, such as Pay Pal.", + "Hi my name is Maria Sanchez, and I was born in Japan. I lived there for 20 years and moved out to the United States for college. I studied graphic design and later realized that my true passion was in fashion. It's lovely to see amazing models wearing my collection this fall, can't wait to show it to you guys soon. ", + "I moved from Indiana to California when I was 19 to pursue my career as an young entrepreneur with a small loan of million dollars. My first start up was Blindr, where we sold blinders that auto adjusts depending on the time of the day. It was revolutionary, in only 2 years, we were able to accumulate 10 million customers and gain attraction internationally. We are planning to go further beyond this year with Blindr 2.0 where not only auto adjusts your blinders, but it also detects intruders who are violating your privacy at any time. ", + "I think things out well. When I speak, I speak with conviction. If I feel like it's something that best suits me and my person, I deal with it. I say it. I have no problem speaking out publicly about issues. But for personal things, and for things about personal selfishness, or wanting more money, I don't do that. Once I give my word, that's it. I don't go back to renegotiate. I don't renegotiate my contracts." +] + +# Wide page layout +st.set_page_config(layout="wide") + +# Title +st.title("Interview AI Test Website") +st.caption("With the advent of machine learning, it has become increasingly clear that AI is capable of completing tasks that were hitherto considered only possible by human minds. We are now pushing the boundaries of what AI can do with natural language processing (NLP), from summarizing pages of text to keeping up a conversation with a human. Our project aims to join those on the frontier of machine learning by creating an AI Interviewer. There are two main problems to address here: first, whether creating such an interviewer will be possible, and second, whether it will be any good. The models have been fed datasets derived from https://www.kaggle.com/datasets/shuyangli94/interview-npr-media-dialog-transcripts") + +# Adding a Session State to store stateful variables +if 'button_sent' not in st.session_state: + st.session_state.button_sent = False + +col1, col2, col3 = st.columns(3) + +context_option = col2.selectbox( + 'Feel free to choose one of our premade contexts', + ('Select one','Elon Musk', 'Fashion designer', 'Young entrepreneur', 'Michael Jordan') +) + +if context_option == 'Select one': + context_example = "" +elif context_option == 'Elon Musk': + context_example = examples[0] +elif context_option == 'Fashion designer': + context_example = examples[1] +elif context_option == 'Young entrepreneur': + context_example = examples[2] +else: + context_example = examples[3] + +option = col1.selectbox( + 'Please select a model.', + ('Base model', 'Lengthed model', 'Reverse model') +) + +if option == 'Base model': + st.write("This is the re-fine-tuned base model for our interview AI. It returns strings terminating in a question mark (?).") +elif option == 'Lengthed model': + st.write("This is a length-tagged version of our interview AI. You can specify how long its responses should be (ranges of multiples of 10)") +elif option == 'Reverse model': + st.write("This model asks a question that would have resulted in the context you provide (a.k.a. it traverses backward through the interview)") + +if option == 'Lengthed model': + context_length = col3.selectbox( + 'Length of response', + ('1-10', '11-20', '21-30', '31-40', '41-50', '51-60', '61-70', '71-80', '81-90', '91+') + ) + +# Input fields +# user inputs context to construct a response (str) +input = st.text_area('Context', value=context_example) + +if st.button('Submit') or st.session_state.button_sent: + with st.spinner('Generating a response...'): + output = genQuestion(option, input, context_length) + print(output) + st.session_state.button_sent = True + st.text_area(label="Generated Responses:", value=output, height=200) diff --git a/2022/interview-streamlit/backend.py b/interview-streamlit/backend.py similarity index 100% rename from 2022/interview-streamlit/backend.py rename to interview-streamlit/backend.py diff --git a/2022/interview-streamlit/requirements.txt b/interview-streamlit/requirements.txt similarity index 92% rename from 2022/interview-streamlit/requirements.txt rename to interview-streamlit/requirements.txt index 99c2dc7..00b4813 100644 --- a/2022/interview-streamlit/requirements.txt +++ b/interview-streamlit/requirements.txt @@ -1,2 +1,2 @@ -transformers -streamlit +transformers +streamlit